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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-11-14 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• .. J ' f ' ._I •• ... • • --· -·ea·--. . .... -a . ' • ' . ' • . -----orm __ ...., -.. 0 ' ' ' • •• I ' ·1 -..,,'-'_ .. ,.,-lii!'.i!ii!. -~~:.~--... --ml!' ....... lllllilllj ..... -Footbal.l Scores•-_. •• , .._._.~lPi~ii!l!ii!i.I~~---~~ . ' ' ' ~ -. ., Laguna ·~:s: S .. ~le•ente· · ~ • £osta llesa--·4.S . . . ' . . -13 El Doi-8.to "HI O· --... .- E·f :Modena. -~ ..... : .. .. ---_ ....... ·.~s:.t :¥ti1Iey~ ~;~7 •:c ·Huntington '• -. ,, . .... , .. . ·-... '1,._ ....,&. ---- .· -· --~ .. ~ . . -:..-:~_-..;.-·--·-:'i ....... ___ , ------ .... ·.-----.., -· ! -__..,-::-:::. . : ..:...;.. ,. -.. .,:J. ....... --· . ' -... .-..-....---. ····-, ... ' FoothiD , 30 r ~ • . Mission Viej.,·· .12 -.. . ' Crews .Hope oi:.ll>hing _ ll~Wµi& .. w·~11 ·so~.~·••· ~..oa•':~~· ~ • i , , . - . . -~. .. · ,. i II I . ' ' .. (I-~ . 11J TERl\Y boVILLE ·-~"-'_ ..... Timber1and. l&es in three counties reiched more than 40,000 acres. toiMy as fierce San!a Aria ~ds cohuhued to f~n three .major ~ and several smaller bla .... Fire fighters expect I.He hot "devil winds:' blowing in,kom. the desert to die o[[ Sun_d~y_and__:-gi_!e ~m a bf:tt,Jr chance to control all three fires. Oronge Coonty brush ond form lands remained virtually untouc~ in the lat. f!st round of fires except for two ·scares Friday. ' · F,Jremen quickl.v doused a small blu.e at 3 p,m.. bet!J:od. lhe1 El Toro• Marine Corps Air Station and at 11 pJn. stopped a half acre griiss.fire in Lemon·Helght.a, ~bove Tustin. E:arJv. reoorts that the am- munition dtimp at El Toro was ·tht9ten. i!d by-fire proved false. Biggest blaze burninl:!' out of control early today charred 35.000 acres or popu- lar fore st area near Bif Bear. A thou- sand residents were forced to nee Run- nifi? Springs and another 200' left the ranchinll communities of Fredatba af¥1 Smiley Park as flames swept down can- YOIJS and hillsides .. One thousand firefighters with 100 trucks and 20 bulldozers were, battling ' • j ' Crashing surf alon~ Orange,~bun\y. c)\81!_ ls e5x \· ed to continue today. This frothy surge wasl to- graphed. off HuntJngton Beach Friday· where' ak· era.peaked at nine.faat. .Llfeauank saicNt1 wa1-Jlrst the 'Bif Bear blate. U.S. Forestry Ser· I vice of(icials said today the ftre 1!'' __ ~ ... - ' I Ma nager Firea · aboul-25 Percent coritained abtg the s d d -Clim:-· 9 · ·)ji B -• IO<llhside. . trQ•ll e ' · er-s . egJµ· ' • Two hot spats. the Smil•Y Park mos. U.I nof khowri. . on .S3 we,Jl! fif ·me GuU. ;111d a ~tor northeec;t or Del Rosa near ' ' / . • • p · U· F" lfelicc¢ers flew the injured·lo St. ~nn's IL alleged that 150 offenses, punishable Patton St11:I~ Hospital, continued to bum ; Q Ce.: Or__Ce hoopltafln Raceland , about 65 miles south-by a maximum fine of $Z,llOO each, oc-urf'Ylntrotled. J 23· d D .-. El' c ••tan' ....... ..,. L • • • -t> WPS\ of..Ni'W-Orleans) then 6r1»u_ght_\~ght. curred between Jan. 4, ).9&7, and Jani 6, .Flames rorci!d SOD ~fi008 tn leaVe the . , .. ·""!""_ . • • ~ . ' 9 .. n· ·. ·_.:J., -.~Pl ,· .·"',_.-''"".:,~ .. ---"" B uu ' to a suburl>an N'ew orltans fiOsJ)ttal. 1970. 1 San Mmuel I~11n Rf:serl'eUflD and •~ ~·· f.n 0 ' tnr ''Oil pco6ucUori on the P,latr~· was ·A·Rumblespokesmansaklthecompany ~lii!.tnct otsi-hnmis. Jtbe..._m.oeo . .---,_,..., -~ ·•.•~· I • ~·-·~--"-'-.-'-- Stopped ltunediatelY nd ~LlnY..-woold>-hltve~no conunent OD!il~-Cftf 11:-=~.000 "dassw bfln~land, atiOUI fiYi , .. ~ _... • .... --r, • -• ! ' • ·•· oU· spllltd into the Gdlf, the Humble · ~tiled. but noted HUJ11ble J¥.cooperated mi'•• w..t Ol'Sair Bernardino. . YOSEllllTE NATIONAL PARK (AP)-nd Hanflng .. Id no, tltOy did' nOc"llliid BlllLISTEll .tVPll ·• City'.._ Pkesman Aid . in the aovenunent's tnvestl;ation. The aiase of tbe;Bear blar_e ls still un-Wamn u • ...u-anct 1»11n Caldwttf-r aaiatlnce," Quist aald. · .. '.. Joe TalbOtt hu ..._. llftlliller'l lJ lbD: . l.!!1nus•wis not:1·,..u-~~t,'~he ~!d~ ·Hwn~r-••s the ~·ma;c.-~n pro. "-wn. If started in the San Bernardino --.~ .. ~-;<a ~..... -· -n•-· Qui~·, comments were .l.._.u '"'"'. · ' '\ 9T'~ "F .. •r undersland !hot ipril<· piece of equip-dlicer cllarged by 1-.1..authontles as N:1l1cma1 li'orut. , ed up lo c:OoUnue. c!lmbin!'l!I C&pHin;to-· °' ..,....... "'' Ing pollaoot!ll<m. leavlac Gilly Illa chlel Jnent on ote platform deck exploded. 11\e the resuK of an lnvesti&atlon after a firyi 1be second biggP;St fire burned more daY., their 2'ril day of• c!ptJidl to a ~r, · Harding colleasucs Oil ~ IJ'OU~ andfttit depaty· cldif' Jn ·the ~nt. ifell wu 'Shut down immediately .. U there ahd missive eil ,s~11 from a Chevron 011 thsm· 1 500 ac~ tMay lfl tllf' c11r.armnp• wall of1.t.he big rock, while -cootroversy only. ones in direct ~ommqnication wlth1 slace tJie ""'-""' wll&d oat 'l'lln1da ' .., :. C.O. p{atforrp, ~rller tbia )'tar .off the wn~~ ltl'ea of Los AnPele' County. • sftnmered In ·the valley bekfw oVer the the climbing team. There had" been 1no . 1, --,. 1 • 1 I ... LoWsiana coast. Cheyrtoa was fined $t Sttme 200 fireD~ter11'}1art to pack t~lr rescue the two didn't want. previous ln~lcaUon that tbe cliinllen nlgbt,,.._Oiif' L..r~ll ........ Mel J?eputy r-. ' I ,.._ l.. million after pieadinj "DO «>ntut" to 500 Mulpment in by hor.i0 f)a,.k to' g~l et tbe J..., party' of four climbers 'rtmained on .wanted help, Al ,Neff :have been 1111 official force. , ~·~ . ~~~. ~the ~ violli~ t !81 ~ged wllh. Cucalnonga Mme.~. Nn horn;s. or com-top with ':l,700 pounds of climbing gear Quist also 11id Herding" would ~ ~Uled ~-reie~e d~tJ lbltiff. iiave1 heir . ; .,L ~ k Li n ess :~tie, are thre~ned in r ~ltderne~:s In cllse conditiops -·moat1Y. weath4!r -for the I cost o; the rescue, tiu(•valley . ed out When p)mble ~ ialbott•uid bt ::r,,.-~ · UC y 0 A'liro tha!bumecf-. than ~.o6o ~ forted ~ r11q>e. ' ' cllmbero Aid Ibis '"" iuiulual lad fMIO' planned iolriten>_ltw t.rlo Job ............ ' ' -· ' • '· • • • • ' nf forest land . ...,. .l'i'P!'ni int RI Ide A piinnejj.~e'Filday ,., scru5bed Ubly .u~ed. , , , · ·...--' • J ;lf~ ,,·~ ,, ~. 'ne8J'S , 3 ·c-•L -C<llnly •8''"""tafned Iott ~by 1fierOOdweD, a7 •. ar Portlinjl, Ore., coll-CalilftU and Haidlllt. 411,ol WIOtS.O. ¥iY• , : <' ·· ' • . ' · D UlJe flrl!II1hten. The •Jordon blm.dotlro)'<d ed do-from.1,IOll 1~ up tht vertical nmento,, .,._ lr)'lq U.. flnl -.ol Ellbt mltotht -ol ....uolli>no came lo , ~ w.~;Wlli dt!>P•oft._ • ••• • .c ':".. • · · J"""····"°""' l!ld • m,oao'lf.S. Fclr.,•-· "" ~· · . • --!!Uno liili ~ilG.!.btl -----....... ~· ~, and overhMlfltl w1u , Ille 3~foot hlP "Will ol tht Morn-1be"ld~1iWJ1 -llle .ollli:tts ' u;e1~;:'1Jr~ !ii" • • ;,~..O:Aau:)B&h, ~·~k "> :;"°'!\.-\no one WU lnjared. "A. ,_ lrt not .-fa OOI• •"-'Wiiii•" ~-l'9llll,apJbt•~ut ~a U ...... t iall..Ntroectivt Thetenr;erabth"niay · •ru.-7 ;~. • ' ' Wlllledllldw!JJ11111>eocoeplod ••. wa .. ~afEIC.ptaln. ,. 1o,Hqv.loot11t......&•1ionm111y , Los Angeles.,~ • '. ··A ~~-old ;\fr-1.._ llllllld 1 905 Vesse] Found _ c:.1n fbdob 111o dlmb wf!ll no,dldlcUn,.• ~led the fint ll<fDI ol El Cli> aalary •. • · INSID& TA•/\ Y J,uclr,y caiiftnted Fridoy lhe Ulll by llll-~ ,Piie. 'l'bompa. who led the taln bJ any ""'' lo• Ill.I. -., ..., 1rt Mier ,,_ bad llomlld aot ol .~ meet· • J· ,.-2: < 'dtitg tine -<Ubl to the· ltarp<tnlllc GOilty 'f S din reocue -fo@I.• -the at -bll 1 -mon r1"1tos bat Ille · "~' -T~e reol Sophia oollld I>< c•ll· .,..... • .., of Lion oomuy Slflrl ID O • pee g pllr bad ~ .... r.t lllrf -d111 Hardlftc-CalrlweU -ii perblPI tht !hi and --llMft otrla, the clly ' ed • ''1-ave" Lor... J'amll.¥ !,.. • ~ llflll. ' ' SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (UPI) -• ::.:_-:::.:,..~o:~oi: 1 %, ~ -dJllli,ua. . '°"~ v'!19d 1\11~ -JIJI. L IVeekly Jll'O}il• tells oboul Sopk... <lllel, .... nrdln Bill Yorlt IOI into Afberl Rlltmn ol Cle-ba been "Biii wt -._It.-. fir u 'l1le .,...,... ,_.,, for 1 IUll8ined NeAofl•-Cll!lllnued ......,. Loren, I~• curing JJtrtO• "?"° ~-the splrtl of tht -by ...U.. the new cdllvlctA!d Ill -,. lor ....,,.1111 llJrt !hey -• T · llld. clhnb In y-riclc clfmbihl Talboti,< meomthlle, '""'° -11 111!\Ctt deeply i•t.ruk<tt• her /rindl orrlvlll Frldly, -llld Good"Ludt. 11115 Grell Lo ... frtf8hter 11 11 -In mi ...... ...._ Friday, LmTl' .... o1---. ll.11111111. · 1..t told hb!Ylo report to-by P'rld1y pl-QbfrllU. · He 1111 the -·· -alw1y1 hu JtOT boor 1n 1 1 m.p.b. ,... .on e. It. Qu!sl; a. Jllllt --olllcer, Aid 'Illa i>'tlt., Ille tw lllldl Tlmtf•r midollbt •or i-bis Job. -morned 'Ii• L.._. ,, •""''"""'"" "'" -been Lucll:r -bonatl Mary'• RWer. the racue. op!lll'•llD& ... bued on 1 re. Ind Frtdlt. more than -.eet. -.1m ~ · -.,-· ~,:_...._J ~ ~ •;r~ ~ trio of cubl, born between t a.m. Rtttrnan..Jnuter oL~terJl E--...a-from Ha~-1111 ~eD re-, best Iii alll&at.Jwo ftek&. .....,_ •• _._ Ai!-ad 1ppund hi: Friday'• ealtloa <i <1•"'"' •·• '"' .._, , and __ Friday, brtnga to 4> the totll Wei.t.r, -caught • In~• U.S. Cout cel•td W~ nliht that tlii~l.0111 'l .. t above thei!l It oYwlllngln( 1nd Iha local poper llklq lor olllalr condf. ~=:..,, '"' '! '""' 1>!} QWtlber of cubs btm at the Llguna Hills Gui.rd speed trap Aug. 17. He WM cited eel help. At that time it wa1 ralnina and they will have to COl&blott aleeplng iii dales .• add'-, ...... no -a-•11 _ l <,...,.,.,.. ti -= r.:""' 1•, wiltl aame preaerve 1ince It opened ~unc for misconduct under lbc Marine UOens· cold. . lent-harnmocb 11111ptndtd from tbe. shctt .. ,. -... _._... " ...... Dt•"' ""'1c" 1 ' l6. tng Acl ''Then, Nov. 12 dawned bright' and clear fact. quired to appl)'. • •I • -. ·--· ·~-"" I -B,ig·.·~l·i1a•t -iia~ktire s . . • . . ' Highway crews at Flore.Ce, Ore1on, didn't know what to do with the hufe Cali· forn1a whale carcass that washed up Th ursday on the beach. It was getting pretty ripe. So highwaymen decided to blow it up. Resultant blubber blast hurl• ed a chunk of oea be8't atop tlm man's auto. How do you explain that to the in· surance company? 4 • · --·-·--* • --, • L lJR·<CaqU.n r• ' .. · · Peilestrmn ·lfolds --· ~ l. •"" --. . Righ.t_of Way Ill' JOANNE l\EYNOLDS c:iooa Cout ffilbWay liitwttn -,-ot 111e-P1ll'I' """ swt Tuatin AvlAQI and Rivenlde _ When a pedestriao. tanalas Drive, but it's not Wegt) to with i moving vehicle, 11•1 the cross bttween R.iveratde !>rive pedestrian :wbo comes out the and the Arches. That doean't loser. mean it's safe ....... it'• juei not llle&al." vma setd. Sloct January, in Newport He al!o noted that there are -Beach, there have been .0 ac-instances wtien a driver is cldenta involving pedeatrians, allow.ed to. drive· by 8 aM ln one cue, the victim is · still in Hoag Memo r I a 1 pedestrian -In a crolnvalk'. H ·1a1 I ccld 1 that "Once he's gone · by,· you ospt roman 1 en won't be inbibit1 .... his right of : occumd in July. • -.. way by drlvtna on. When he's Do you know your right& as moving your d i r e c t t o n a pedestrian and as a driver, however. the thing t 0 • do you know when you are re-remember ts that your move. quired to yield right of way to ment should not cause him to · a pedestrian? slow down' or stop his progress Newport Beach police of· acroas tht.' 1treel. . fleer Toriy Villa said laws "Allot.her good point to governing pedeitrians i n re.member is that it is al&o il· ·California all center on the legal to pass a vehicle that is premise that both the driver stepped aL an interaec,lon. and the pedestrian must ex-There may be a · pede.strian erclse caution when assuming you can't set, so stop first. or yielding.right.of way. "But when a car is slopped p.UT WH IN YOUl,POCKET Sell unwanted lt~ms wlth a D,W.Y PILOT C1Ut1ll:ed Ad. l'HOHI 642-5678 • "~ . ~ ' ' • ·""Section 21954 cf the motor In the road, not at an in· vehicle code says e v e r y tersectlon, you do oo't have to pedestrian ct1 the roadway at stop. Just because one driver a point other than a marked or ytdds tbe"'right of way when -IC--~--,.·,,nmarked~cr.osswalk -sh a 11-it!e not required1 doesn't mun .-,yield_ ·the right of way to cars, · any other haa to," ~ ~id. . bat it does noi relieve the Villa cautioned pedestrians . driver of exQJ.'Ct1ing due care aboot exerclsing their right of ' for . tbe sifety of t be way. "You've got Ul use com· pedestrian," he explains. mon linse. JUlt bec•use the -.. "MOit people are aware of law says you have the right of .. 11hi tact.that 1 ,,edestrlan has way,· doesn't mean that's the rlgbt of way ln a marked going to prevent you .from gel· • · croa watt. but some are not Un& hit. 1. awari that the same lhlni "Use a little care ~hen ~·.pp11es to an unmarked cross--you're crossing the .1tnet, and '-.,,.tt,'' Villa said. U a car doesn't appear to be An unmarked Ct'OIS walk Is slowing down for you, get out ! the prolongation of the curb . of the wax: Right of way. Isn't • Uneo of the streets at aey in· going to oo you any 100CI If • ·~•-be ":J1' you'n killed .,....inf tbe ..-wvu, .. _..., > _:'OI """"· ped..trlan ··-· t111't jµs\ ,iep oll the c1irb In frOllt of a car. s.ctlon 119!0 Jl(lia that a pedetlrlan cao 't Star Pant. Sale • leave a curb in such a way as lo -tuts M immediale SA'.CllAMENTO !UPI).-A ...-.S t.l • car,'' be said. p.ilr of CWlt Gable's p1ots JIQ'Walltlng i• aoother lsw ,..,. beln1 ollattd for Ille in lltat l!IOot people .,.. not tbe lotcmt ol religion. lamlliir with. Mils Dolly x.hltr aaJd the Wll aaid it b Jaynlklng to l:liald p~ are JWI of .a ~ · · Crmt the slret!t between two 1ance sale kin& conducted • elpl1ized inteMlccUonl. At for the SevenUJ'..d1y -Adventilt any othe.r point in a rood -Omrcb. Guatemala -~ i ~·..: "'·.In State Of Seige Ml~· • _ .... belween a -liloollzcd llbe said lbal .llllgjied In. Ille latti..Ctlon and 011¢-Wlth -a...._walltblM ·•Wll 1 I ab e I ~ llop ~ It II not re1dloa : ''W"lenl Costume WPTWOOD .PAIORAllA CITf • ..,,..iJ<lng, but the pe4eotrlan Co. Holl~ No. 2':117·1. _,have the right of l!af· , Name: Clorl: Gabl•. Wa~t: "ffir example1 it il1Jllpl to 3'\I. IOIWll: 30." ' ' . I· ' ' 1071 O.,tey ..... 110, v ... Nvyw It. I ~ , CdlTA ·MESA 4'1 I. '"* • SALE~ This Week Only per 1.18 list ~tli5 --:::.'::.~cn..Mew.'ha. .... ~-2.lllC......a.eioi--= O_,C'alloia , •*'1"2 ,, .. ~ --- 1 ·; -, . ·Har"'de·hair ' ' Cook Gets Yuks From Wig By L. PETER KAIEG 01 !11• 0.llY ,li.t St11f FOR ADVERTISING • in the WEEKENDER OUT 'N' ABOUT SECTION Phone NORM STANLEY 6"2:.i321 • , . I I I .. ·' ' ! ~ " 1' r~ ...... . ,, ,, I i I I on all . Columbia LPI I LOI 118ELQ LOii lllOH POM61A .., "": ... ~-.. , ..... 2"4 ,,, .... lfMll•1t "'" _ ... _ --......... ' •, I• I TOftftllillE U~ c...,hcw IL "" "'"' ,,,_ • ' ,. ' 1 ' • I 1 I ' ..... I • I -• -=~ ea:: E I -r=• ' • • • -..... Weekend --- Y.ru Boliaetewa ) .-• • • . . . . ' VOL.:~. ~ • .,213. 5 SECTIONS, 90 PAGE S ,, ' .. ·-I .. t m -.-·-· . -- IN !IORMAL. ATIIRE . Morin The Teacher Spoof for P .roof l1istructor 'Conducts Dress Test By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of tflll ~ltr Plllt SI ... Rog~ ~orln·il! while, college educated and has that well-barbered look of a young ezecutive. But be also knows a lol about ptejudlce. A ~h teacher at Golden ·\\'est C.Ollege, ,Morin dressed 1:JP as~ a long· haired blwie'jor. !·119-aad unlo!llplat•ly proved tftat Clothes do indeed make the man. Donning a shoillder·length wig held on by a hlpPft.styled headband and ,.ariolls other yourter generaUon-raimeota such • a fr .. leather vest, body lhirt and outrqeouslJ loud bell botlom!, the 37· year old ~lessor embarked oft a one-- man experiri\ent to teat-the tolerance or local studenls. •11 was asked to participate in 1 law en- forcement class discussion on the police image ind how we could best improve it,., be explained. "One or the loeakers was Chief Boy Kuntz of the ~:-Alamitoj Police Depart· ment and J was asked to present tbe other side. I decided to be visual. I :n~~ 1t~~~J ~':°t!iei 1:~~?,ged me Morin did not have to watt long. Even l>etore be had walked from the parking kit 'acroa!U>e campus. in someone else's :shoes he said be was confrootect wlth open hqstllity. "People 9ve merd.irty look!. I heard comment!:' that I lfrn.pty c o u I d n ' t misin~," he said. "I walkpd pUt, a woman tif 35 ~ho 1ooked at me and. said. 'Well, some of us come bere.&o'learn. ],wanted to say to her, 'Hey, lady. I'm nqt really who yuu think t am! But J deciiied to keep quiet and keep on walking." .: Whenever he would ~ small groups o{ students, the a>nversalion ~1~uld stop and as be walked away Mor:m said he . -. heard comments ol "good grief,'' "You've got .to be kidding," and the more expressive "creep" over his shoulder. "J've worked at Golden weSt for t\\'O years and I would have said we have · a very • friendly campus but J \Vas as- to\mded by what [received,'' slid Morirt;; When be arrived, in ~ classrootn, Jll.W...Wllll.tllo ~~ f!WOd hil ne'Ck-:-Md oct!slonafty1"'.lstlng One er the fiye rlnl• .on-ll.la (~. the 38 police science IWdtftta ~ vound Jn a semi· circle dJ4ji•! gtloe blm a &etter roception. "They -~ knew I was the other side," be eiPlaJned. 1'Th.ere was a guy who got up and said he refused to sit next to "that creep:• And l still hadn't said one word." While the class seemed lo naturally gravitate arowid Chief Kuntz, one of the · women -·-an employe of the Huntington Beach Police Department -came up to him and offered tq get him a cup or cof· fee. "l don't want you to be all alone," she said. Morin, whet had been hoping for some islands of humiri friendliness among the audience: said the dJJcu.sllon never got around to the police image. "They wm anU, no matter what l said. They attacked the way J looked, pushed me to find out what my vocation .,,·aa &nd asked me if I smoked marijuana and how many tickets I had. They were trying to•gel at me. i'If there was anybody sympathetic to me at all, they 'didn't show il They re· mained silent," he said. When Morin flipped off his wig and his sunglasses. lhe whole atmosphere chang· ed. Suddenly, he found hlmaelf accepted. "I UKd to woocter how it happened at Kent State. Now l think I have :l very good idea of how it starts. Maybe thi3 is where It all begins _.:... on outward "-P- pearance," Motin reflected. 9 Guert illas Rob Bank . ' . , I Of J ~-£ "1 -«·u·· · · J .. ls . .~u. iri ; . wn i.n .ewe . 1 I : • , , •: • ' ' ':I-'i ., .. MONTEVIDEO, Urucuay {UPI} -Nine guards, robbed Uruguay's Bank of the T\Jpamato guenllla!', 'Using tllJteJ<ldnap. Republic FridiXi Of an <!Jtimal<d 16 mil· ed bank .oflicle .. ;., lhietdS' Ill aet pBil lion in je•·ela IOd Ca.ii. # Tf preliminary estimates of the loot as .-------------, given by a bank spokeaman are correct, it would be riot onJi the biggest bank robbery but alao the biggest jewel rob- bery on record. S~p and Ru1i ·Naked LegalJ. , ' PORTslllOU'l'.11, v •. (AP) ~·1 no dtme \to: be naked in· )'Ollr _ ~ homo. ~n· ll ~oo· dorlt pm 1 !lie ~ ... --Judlt> ruled. llultintJi Cour\ Judge R, T. t Murnn rn:.drtbt rtding in the caa of a ~Oll\a" Who charged 1 mal& neictP>r ,with indec9>t .,._.,., The woman 11id twice lalt 111.mnne~ while .sitt,Jng on_her front porth she could • her neighbor, nude, In • 'ide room. The second time she called pol ice. • McMurr•n held that a penon's , home is not 1-ptibJit place IS de- ' . nned in the statute books. In elfed •. the judp.aald,. U you don't want.to ;ee a nude neighbor tn hi' own, 'IC)me, yoo don't bave ta look. • • The lniU.I' estimate was thll 16.mlllion in jewela ~nd $(8,00D in cub pm taken.' The guerrillu, aller tylll( up the -....... IPtJll 11> "°""..in. Ovough the bonk'a nuit. and, aelectllli only the moat 'Valuallte jenb -f!Mlll1'1hor11y *' ter mldnighl ;n tine lllolen cara In wbif,b they 1lld anivld, polke uld. ' An eiiiJ>to,e al the bonlt an dulf at the lime GI 'the l'ollber7 ...... po ..... them. appamlllJ wuuncir. """' they ltlt, Tbe three kldna..,.i offlclala were JOit tiehlnd, bound 'l!ith the at• pmls. The. TuP1maroe, a Jeftilt terrorist or· ganiaatfon. hive carritd oul a teries of robbertet ,and Politlcal kidnapings dU<· J111 the put )'ettr lo 1 1tU-dedared wer ~ •llinlt the democratic aovernmeot of thil arn1llelt nation In SauOI Amerita. Liit A!fluat, they-'llled a kldnaj)<d U.S. embuly olllclal anl! are still holdill( another Amer:le1n and the Brad llan Vit<e consul who were kidnalH!rl at that Ume. •• • ~Dally Pape• .ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 14 Injured In Sea Oil Explosion NEW ORLEANS (APJ -Aa exp! .. sion rocked a Humble Oil Co. offshore platfcrm, 'l1 miles oot in the Gulf of Mexico, Friday night and injured 14 men. A piece of equipment on the platfo:rm'1 deck exploded. and inju red the workers, a Humble spokesman ~id. Thert ..,.._, no explosion inside the pla't!onn and no fire he said. ' He said there was no connectiOft be- ·tween the eip106ion and government charges Friday against Humble contend- ing thft the company did not have sub surface safety valves installed on 33 of its Gulf platforms. The devices are dea signed to stop the now of oil in the event of a problem on the plattonn, such as lire or blowout. The extent of Injuries lo the 14 men was not known: Helicopters Dew the Injured lo St. Ann's hospital in Raceland, about es miles south- west er New Orleans, then brought eight to ~ suburban New Qrleans hospital. 011 production on . the platform wa1 stopped immediately and llttle, if any, cil spilled into the Gulf, the ' Humbl• spokesman said. · "This was not a well blowout," he aa.ld. . ... ... "I understand that some-pie(e cf equl~ ment on the pl1tfqrm detll: exploded. fte . well .was sh~t down immediately.Up.re . w~ any 1pillqe, !t ffl I"~ '*1, ', after the explosion." , ~ The three heUcoptera look thi,liiliiiod to Raceland om becAuse eevere~. -·wm mov1J11 thi'oulh theJi.W or. Jea111. iru at the ·time, the spotearrlan slikt. . 18 GI' s Killed Jn, Stepped-up Commu1iis t Fight SAIGON (U?I) -Communist forces in stepped-up attacks killed UI Ameticans and wounded 74 in two days of fighUng that followed a 48-hour lull with no U.S. deaths, mllltary spokesmen said today. The spokesmen said nine Americans were killed and 11 wounded Thursday and nine were killed and 4.1 Injured Frid1y. During the two previous days, no Amer!· ca.n dead were repcrted. South Vietnamese soldiers fought their third large battle in two days at 'the foot of the seven sisters mountains near Tri Ton district town 120 miles east of Saigon, a traditional Viet Cong lnfiltratiOfll route from Cambodia. They reported seizing a substantiSJ quantity of weapons and am- munition. In the air war. American 852s and tacti· eal fi~ter.bombers for the 37th consecu· tive day hit the Ho Chi Minh'Trail infil· trati<>n route. through Laos. There was speculation among well-informed sources In Saigon the United States might launch a massive bombing strike. aga inst huge North Vietnamese supply dumps In re· tallatlon for the down ing Frida}' of ·an unanned Amerlcan recoMaissance jet over North Vietnam. Most of the fighting Involving .Ameri- cans was Jn the northern quarter of South Vietnam . officials s&ld. In Cambodia, communist forces launch· ed a fl'!sh attach: against the airfield at Kompong Cham 50 mJles northeast or Phnom Penh at dusk Friday buwt tllled air support drove them off. government military apokJ':'.!'.l!n ~id today. ' Both men aboard the reeonnaJssance plane allot down Over Nort.b Vietnam. ap- ~re:ntly were killed. ' Lucky Lioness Bears 3 Cubs OD . Friday 13 th A rtve-year-old African 11onea named Lucky l:etebral<d FrldaJ the 11th by ad- ding three new cubs to the ~ population DI Lion Co1n11r7 ,, Solari lo Lllpna Hiiis. Chi~! game warden Bill York jot Into the oplrlt or the evtnt by namhll the new anlvall Friday, Fortune and Good Luck. He says· the mother's name &lw.Y, haa been Lucky -honest ! The trio ol cube, born between t .a.m. Ind .0000 Friday, brings to 41 the total 111mlb<r o~cabs born at U.. Lapna Hilla wild game prnerve 1tnce It opeoed Jum 16. . ' HUMAN !'LIES (CIRC:LE~ARROW> ~~NUii'. EL CAP~TAM C 11Ji. · .· A ·w•Y..-off to R~iC~J.1~· LoOk If~ Room. •1,....:r4, ~ ·'.., ... ; • • t '. .. St .. ~de(J :'Cli µJ~rs· B,egiiJ .· ' .; i ' • ' I . ' . . . . 2~rd Day :on ;·El i Capi&n.~" "'1'06EMITE NATIONAL P~ (AP),-. Wamn Hafiti and Dean ~n ' ·· • ~j r "I ' -,.-. ~ eJ·up .to· COl)tinlie clift\blng El COpltan to- day,· their 23rd day or, clinging 'to '~~slieer wa11 ..-of ~e. big rock, while controversy sLmi'llered in U>e valley 1 bek>w over 'the !"'...&cue .the two didn't want. A party of four climbers remained an top l\'tth 1,700 pounds of· cli'mbing gear In case consliUons -m05Uy weather - forced a rescue. • .A planned rescue Friday was scrubbed after Ca,ldwell, 11, of Portland, Ore., call- ed doWn from 1,900 feet up the vertical and overhanging wall: ''A FaCUe ls not warranted,• Is not wanted• and will not be accepted ••• We can: fin.Lib the climb with no difficulty." Ranffr ,.?'ete. Tbompeon, who led the ........ ~ .d'1"bted thal ;beclU .. tJ!e, pall> liild·ner:1111,000 !eel and ·-d•)'I to go ·wlth . VlrtuaDy~no rooo: He sald a ri;.scy~ •ne~ lneviWile.ln.a fe.w day1. "But, we 1f&nt' them1 to climb as, far,.11 they can,'~1?><!mpson said. • · . ' pre\oi . lndltation that .' lllii ~ ahe ·· ':.: ;..: ... : -·r,..J •. ~·i .~i: ~1d·liafdi.n1 ~OiM·~bl!~ ·fdr, the rcost of the· rescue.·-bul1\'.alley • cllmber!-safcl this wu• IUIU86ai .ml P'll' albly ·unprecedented. · . · , ·, · ,CaklWell arid H1rdfni, t&; of Wes[ She· I . , , ' I 1 ramento, are trying the fint .aaoent pf the 1,000.foot high ·'wan , oi·'~.;.. il,'(l>- ing Llgbl." a new.route up the ioutneast face of El Captain. ' , · • 1' , . Hardlhg led the llht ucmt ti El Cop. tain by ,any route in 1158. n.ere~now lr.t at ie.a'.St hal t .. dozen more ~ie; Ni.~ the Harding-Caldwell route 1i"p<1rliips ·t!ie most difficulL . · • 1 '. ' . . . . . . ' 'llbe previous recilrd fa( ~, ·~~ climb ,.fn Yoeeml~ '~11dlfnblnl, center of 1Amiric~W11. Jl #tj;'• · ·' 11ie .:.....i.: the ~ ma&·.,,......... ' . .. ... ,... '"'" .,.,,...., . y IDd·J'riiia 'moft'tbli ;·~ 'hl. y " -" """ -r, !><st In a~two -.. ~: .. '\\If. 1,000 le<:t aboYO them ja,O'(erlloi>P!tilld I • •l • I < • they will ha•a to eont!J)~o14eJJllJJ"ln . tm·hammoc:u su1penilid lri>in,tlJeiJ111er . face. I . ' ,.;. 'j, ·,, ~, ' . Jn' an ofncial l\atement Friday, Lafl'y Quist, the park 1iilfontiat,ion offi~r, sald the rtRUe oper1Uon WI! based' oo • re-1 1 quest from .Hardin~ and Caldwlll r'e-KiJr. C-...!t~!....'... . celved Wednesday n fiht \hat' they need· ' oy . ~KID.. • -,g· . . ed help. At that• time lt was rainina: and' " cold. , · ,· • _:,., 1o .. "Then, Nov. 12 dawned bright 1nd,clear f "'esher B~.-. ·, and Harding said no,'they did. not need . .·'". 1 " • .... ·~~'°'l,.f1 · ISlhtance," Quist sald. • ~!...;_'f_ · Qulll's comnwnts were disputed Jot S~1•. tlte·~AILV:PJLVI' ~ • · Harding cg)leatlU(s on the grow)d-the Jollll_ B. 00Jlm00 Kil..;. warleolil~·r,lr ' ooly ones Iii cllr«t conimunlcation with ~ Wind I early· ~odey'> to', J>Ulll . IJ!m the cllmbin• ,__ ......._ 'bad ~-....,.. tho .une fln\ Iii lbe ~.Ma11t· .• ~ ... ·~ ~· 00 Jan inoe!. 1 • • -:-: . · , . , ' J. t!>exnw'' ~f~~J.1a'ilyf:GI " 1905 ·v-eaer Founil' · ieadinc7'r:., ....,,.~~.~. • • • • . Until then he had ,.,. """ llitw.tlf.i Guilty oI $peeding :1;1&i":~1~i~•hdolr., SAULT STLllAlllE. Midi. WetJ -u.f.:u 1at ~~~~ .. =~ ~ \lt Albert Rittman ol Cleveldd has betn 3fooriw;r-!i Baruna wu' ~ -.... 1C:1 .. n11 IJOWthl ,., operannt h11 10 Kilroy. . • , • llOl '<lml I.Iba fr<l&hter at 1t mJlea Nflt!ter )'Ith! waa ·llated u · llliely wiJ>. P<r·'-In a t m,p,.b. -an !be st. ..,.. tn tho oor1ected time catqory,'in Mary 'a River. the Newportto Moullan hice. ' Rittmu, mu!« ti the lrellhl« R. !. The ovarlll ·bandlolil liadtr P'Hda1 Webel<r, wlia cellldlt In ~ :U.S.', c.MI 'WU Bmy ilOrl<u!' ~ alOop lntnl'id Cuant ~Ira~ Alll. 17. He WU died '!Jom.L<!al lutb,l'at:lll Club1...~'ll· ror·-under the ~ di by Gtci<M Grllfllh'tf,Ca141' ;i•bU<o h1I AOL GI Liia A!>lc* Y acljl Club. . , • • J • ' ' . ,, ' " • •• , ,. --aze Crews Hope Eor Ebbing Devil Winds By TERRY COVILLE Of ... Deity-'"" , .... nn\berlind loses in three . CO&l!llM reached more: than 401000 acres toct11~• fierce Santa Ana winds continued &o;.fan three major lirea and several smaller blaJei. _. Fire lighten expect the bot "ifevll winds" bto'lrill( In from the -to_ die Glf'!lundaf ind give them a better -to ....... all' throe lire<. ' . . Orlnfe County brush and forest. lands nrbalned virtually .1Dltouched In the lat. est iound ol fires u _cept for two awu Frldoy. , Firemen qulcklv doused 1 small blaze al 3 p.m. behind the El Toro MaiiDe Corps Air StaUori and at 11 p.m. stopped 1 half aere arass fire in Lemon Heiahts, above Tustin. Earl v reoorts that the am- tnunlUon dllmp at El TorG was thrtiteo- ed J;>Y fire proved falae. Biggest btu. bumin' 00{ ol' coatiil- early1<>day ch~ 35,000 acra ol ~ Jar forest am near Big Bear. A U.. aand ra:ldmls wtre forced to Dee Run-nllif 'llprinio and another IOO le~ tlie nilclllilt communttles ol Frodalbo and "!iJley Park as name, Wipt ""'"' can-~ ud blllaldes. -<'QM ----ilreftlhlen-wltl\-,tt!l- -,..,d • bulldor.era ..... battllll( the Blir Bear blaze:. ·u.s. Forestry Ser· vi~ ofncials s1id today the fire was •.bouf 25 ~ ci!J>talned alone ',the IO<llbslde. <•°T!'" lf9i lPllti. i!li"SlnJJey Park ..... • lrWll,t:;.lictor ftoilheailt of Del R.osa nar · ,.._.8tate -al, continued to burn ...-.Ued .• .,..... . Fl•f'.M8 forced 900 persons to leave the Sin Manuel lndlan Reservation and a houslnj tract of SO ·homes Jn the '35.000 to ·$50,~ class 'in Highland,· about fJve miles west of san .Bernardino. The cause· or the Bear blaze Is sun un- k1klwn. It started in the. San Bernardino National Forest. . -~-biggest fire-bumtd more than 1,500 acres tqday •in the Cucamonga wildeme$s area o( Los Angeles County. SoIJ¥ IOO flrefl~ters had to pack their equipment in by horseback to get at the Cuclmon~a flames. No homes er com- muniUes are threatened lit tbe wilderness are.a.. . · A 01'! that burned more than 4.000 acres af forl!st land near Jordan in Riverside County was contained Jate Friday by ftreflg~ters. The Jordan blaze de!troyed tbree homes and a $20,000 U.S. Forestry Service Truck, but no one was injured. Hollister Fires All Policemen ' . . HOl;LIS'J'ER ()JPI) -City Manager ·Joe. Talbott ~s fll'ed Hollister'1 11 strik· Ing police officen~ leaving only the chief . and tbe deputy chi e( in the department. Since the ofCic:ers walked out Thursday night. Chief L. M. SOOsa •nd Deputy AI Neff have been the •official force. Three reserve deputy .sheriff a have hel~ ed oUt when 'poalble·and 'Ttlbott .. 1d he planiled to Interview three Job appllcants today. . ' . · ~ monthl Of negotiatlo111 came to a head Tbuncta,.nlgbt when the olflcero ~rnandec{ a t.5 percent raise retroa ctiv__e ~,Nov. 1 on £he current '541-710 monthly ulary. · Oro•• C.u& Weatller santa Ana .... 1rill drop off SUnda~ alona,the~anio Coast, but the beat wtJf ri&e to &he low 80s. ~The temperature maY l'!ach 90 in L6a Angel.... · INS~' TO~AY Tht nal SopM:a Cmild b~ coll· ed a "LOW:" tortn. Famrry Wttkly profile Celb about SopJila L<!ren, Ille oom.g· "°''°" who lo "Utplr <.temlt<I "' ll<r frl •11dl' probUliu, • , · ........... f1 ··--. , =-...... ~ -. ~ ,.,. ,,. -----~ lJ •IM ISi I '"'1 ............... , .. .... . ...... 1•11 --. .,... ,,.,, .... _.... , .... -... , ,, • - . , % DAil. Y PU.OT -. • Big Blast ~Baekfi-res UPlr...,..... So T•r SJae Blotril •••• Guatemala -. . --In State • Of Seige ~II A''I M 41' 4 ·errr. t)Jal<"'llt (UPI) -'Ille < _govermnent Friday lmpo~ a · 30-day state of siege - .modified martial law - lhroughoul Gual<mala to hall a· new wave of terrorist violen- ce. Cook Gets Yuks From Wig 11J L. P~ IDllfG ud not h,ve ,19 ,tep ~ t.n< et ..... ., ,... ... ., JO)lllcs with evuy~ • tM Newport Beac~ 11\IY Mt be street," \e HY•· .. prepared for t\'e ' jolt. but Cook a&Jd he wOre ~ , rt.ady or not. there are now toupee to a Kiwanis CJub two Dee QlOkB. mteting and i n t r o d u c e d~ The cagey veter~ of city 1 hJmaelf as C. H. Arnold from ' poUtlcs, wbo for ttgbt years d aat on the City Council, has Valparallo, In . taken to sprouting hair -now "The greeter who I've . and tben known for years IMok mt · . J{e bu. procured 1 portabl• hand and promptlr, flllld eut ·a~ bud of hair, aa boPest-to-name tag for me. . • .-.. 1oupoe: "' .,i4 the runn1eo1 lhlne. COOk, witll • twblkle in bis that'• happened WU 1t hit eye, inslltl be b614bt it &f bis own •klft in Corooa. del Mar.' : own votuti0n aM tJ\lt Jt wtan 't "I walkH l.n the doer with 'bee.au.it he lost a.a eleet.ton tht thinl on and my · cler~ · be:t. Loren Louden. popped off i · Hi11tway crews a\ P'l~ee; tlrt(Oft, didn't Imo'!' what to do with the hufe Call· fonua whale circus that washed up thursday on the beach. It was getting pretty ripe. So hl&bwaymen decided to. ~low ii up. Resultailt blubber blast bur!· ed a chunk Ol sea btait atop tbil man's· auto. l!6W do you explain that to the in· . The mu.sure makes Pres!· dent CarlO!' Arana OSOrio a dictator for a mootb giviltg bim almoal uollmited - u Army Commailder-ln.OU.f. It suspends all political 1c- tivities and turns over police dut.i<s to 1be Army which IS -.. • empowered to .Well homes CHANGING VIEWS OF NEWl'ORT CIVIC LEADER "I've always said if they stool alid blurted, 'What may I ever got those things down do for·you, sir?' where tbey looked cood, I'd "I told him. '.You could wDIJ turallC• COft\P*eyT -· --. j •I'!" • ' ,, Right of Way 11 JOANNE lltYNOLl>I Of ,.. °"" ,,. .. ""' Wbon I pedestzten teJ!il .. Wllh I moving vtblclt, ll'I the ~ who~ comea tiu.t tbe ~ JllllW')', In Newport ltacb, tllere hav1 been .a 1c- ddenta Involving pedestrilDs, ml In ooe cue, the vi-is still in Hoag Memorial Hospital from an accident tbat occurred In July. Do you iDow your rlgh~ 11 1 pec*trian and as a driver, do you know wben you are re- Q!llred to yield rigbl of WIY to •.~eatrlan? Nnport lltacb pollet of· fleer Toey Vllil Mid itWI gomDln( pedeotr11n1 I • Callf0rni4 all center on the pnmlH ll>ot boll> the driver and lbe podeltrlu mutt ex· orclllcouUOD•ben.......,, or :rllldlq rll)ll o! woy, • : '1ootlon 211&1-o! lbe motor ~ eodt says every podlltrlan .. the roadwoy ll • palnt-tlwl·1 nwted or · UDIDM'Ucl crosswalk a b a 11 YIOld tbe l1Cht ol way to can, hut tt dooo llol r<Iim tbe drtter tf eaerclllnc dlJI care foe 1111 llllety o! t b e pedeltrteD," be expla!DS. ~Most people are aware of tbe lac! lbat 1 pedeotrlan hd. tbt right of way In a marked crtJll· w~ but tome are not -Illa! the same lhlnl .,,a. to .. unNrlred ....... walk." VUll flid. All unmo!ked ma "''lk I• 1111 ;roloneltloD of lbe curb llliol of jbt 11reet1 al ll1j' In· le*lltll,boNid. "QI -Ibo -,.-. .... ~1 •• .. , ,.. ..., oll lbe "'"' In -af I W. kaoa a!llO ..... 11111 • pedtstrlao ... , leift 'o curll 111 tueh I WIY a "' -.. lmmedlol< blsird to a car," be aakt. J-1k!Dc Is uother low. 1111& ~ _-le ore not twQlar with. YUll Mid tt ta.JqnlklnJ'to CIWlbe,llrfftbetweentwo "'*""1""' !nteneclleoa. At _, -point ID o !Old --. lie-. oJinaliitd lllmldiOllaad•Wllb• =:&-=a..~: _,_tberll)lt:.;:r ""· I ·~ !!!•· _111! to C10!I Co..i llll!nr11 be-n TusUn Avenue and Riverside Dflvt, bul it's nol Ulegal to C1'0SI between River.Ide: Drive ud Ille Arches. Tbal doesn't !ntlD It's safe -it's Just not illelal," Villa said .. : Ht also noted that there are ~ces wQen a driver is allowtd to drive by a pedestrian in a crosswalk. "Once he's -1one by. you won't be inhibiting his right of way by driving on. When he's moving your directJon however. the thing t o remember t1 ~t YO\ll' move- ment should not cause him to &low down or 1top hls progress across the strfft. "Another good poinl to rem.ember is that it is alao i! legal to pass a vthicle that is sto_pped at aQ irJ.tei:section . There may be a pedestrian you can't set. so stop Urst. "But when a 'car i• slopPed in the road, oot 1t an in- tertection, you do nol have to stop., Just because one driver yield( lbe rll)ll o! war. when lt'1 DOI required, dOesD l mean any other bas to," be. &aid. VWa c1utioned pedeatti11'l1 abolrt exercising their right of WI)'. 1'Yoa'vt got to use com· mon sense. Just because the law aays you have the right of way, doesn't mean th at's \oing to prevent you from gel· till( hit. "U&e a little care whe11 you're crossinc the street, and if a car doesn't appear to bt slowiDg down for you, get out of lhe ·way. Rigbt oJ way isn"t going to do you any 1ood If )'OO'rt killed crOISiq tbe atreeL" Star Pant Sale -SACl\AMENTO (UPI) -A ·pair 61 Clark Oa'bte's l!ID's were being offered for Nie ID the Interest o! r<Jiglon. Mlli Dolly Kahler oald the -panta "" pal'\ ol • 1•r~tn1 conducted for jhe Seventl><lay Adventill Qlurcli, ' Sbt said lbal 1tilcbed in the wa1Stband wu a I a b e I raadlnl : ";ti'estem Costume 0$, Hollywood, No. DIM. Nam" Clerk Coble. Wii1t :1$\1. 1-111: 30." ' ud a.,...i, pmons wttboiil It's D"." Cook, Wltti •ncf Wlttiout buy OM," be Mid. . 1 lltUe-hardti' and bis•moutp "Well, I wu w a 1 k i n g fell open~· / .. PUT WH IN · . .. YOUR POCKET . Sell unwanted tteuu with a DAll.Y Pn.oT Claulfled Ad. PllONI 642-5678 warr111t. Tiie state o! .llef" ~ not hielude pmo ~ bul prohibltl lbe -. medlo fn1m pubUlblng ~C bul o!· "lleial olal<-11. 1be prealdent,;'1e 1 e ct e d earlier tllll year on a · tough • Jaw.and-order p I at for m , penooally .-.....r the 1tele of siege Jn 1 7 a.m. nationwide radiocalt. ffe 11Jd tt Wl!I -bee-· o! lb • "ma.nifat abl.ise of penonal auarantees etlobliahed 1n lb• ·CONtitutioo and thl: wave of vWIDct.'' He -Aid be was. rtlerrini -Ulcally to kid· eaptnp, munlers' Ind wilful ·~, wbich lqve D o W$75Q2• Ml7IOI• GRIEG'S GRElllQTHlS _,,,_ __ ....._ Plilr<>,rl~lob\ ....... Mtrd\ ........ ~ ..... "' ... Kii=• ---·_-.....,. ,..... ..... .. "I:.°'.:."" ~ WUTWOOD 1071 o.,lty ~ ... I PAIOllAltlA Dlrf .•••t v .. ~II. -. -,_, • U.S. Hands Over Bases SAIGON (UP!) -'l1le U.S. Army plans to hanct over· two of its bJaest baees to the Saigon governmentla the next few months as part of the Vietn1mi1ation p r o g r a m , military sources uld Friday. The sources identified the facilities 1s Camp Radcliffe, 24 mil~ northeast of Saigon, 1nd Pbuoc Vinb Base Camp, 3& milea north of the capital They said Radcliffe would be livtn to the SO.lb Viet· DI~~ force& nert month and Plluoc Vinb would follow eult within several months. -Tb« Ill Cavalry. the First Army DiviSloa I• VieWm ud the mool noiiiadic UD!l In the war, built both bul8 and now plans to MOYI to a third - Bien Hoa, nortbeaat Ol Salaon. The division built Jtadcl1ffe in 1965 at a cost of •.s million. The sprawlinl base bas a 17-niile perimeter. · The division moved aouth from the demllitm.zed zone tt Pbuoc Vinb ill 11Sl. lhrouP the Broodway one day Cooi said his wile ~ pl~ and aaw them. I stopped and with It and be p1'u_ to w~ J tded one on 1'hen a fellow I regularly now for awtaUe. • • t · kMw came by, did a double "I've never bid so much llb, Ind flnally recognized fun," be Sl.YL ( me." "Tbe OqJy thing h'e said wa1, 1My God, Dee, bivi you 1ot the euts to wear that thing?' "I told him, 11 11Ut do,' ~ two waitreuet I know very well from the country club walbd by, and wllen I made a m Of rude eonuhent to them, they thought I was a total stranger and were ready t.o' ilao me in the flee . "When I told '1hem who I was they couldn't believe it." Ever since, he's become the phantom of Newport Beac;h. ' · "I can IO anywhere I "!&nt . FOR ADVERTISING in tho WEEKENDER OUT 'N' ABOUT " SECTION Phone NORM STANLEY 642-4121. ' _WJ~ ·~ •a:-=..ar..-.=:...~-. ' .. t.:"=:.. ;.s.o=. wa 1so1• OOSTA ltlQA .. ~ I. 1"' ... .. I '-':=""' ..I: •• ~._-;.;t. .... 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The report blasts a mounting incidence of veriereal .disease, particularly gonor· rbei, among teenagers of school age and Ex~onvict Guilty 1114 Deaths VA.L'l NUYS (AP) -A 29-year old e:ii:· convict from Oklahoma has been found guilty of murdering four California high- way patrolmen during a gun battle in front of a Saugus coffee shop 35 miles north <lf Los Angeles last April S. an Illegitimacy rate of mor.e than oqe that this area hia-, higher proportion Of time to treat sick children but because of third or the 1,600 babies born aM~lty to tta: residents in the upper. Income bracket. their blJ!ly schedules it Is sometimes very girls in this age group. DQ,I. that means only one thing for the difficult for a ~hool nurse t.o find help," And it points to one Instance in which g~tto dweller, the report indicates, and the rtPorl states. one school nurse was expected to deal ~that is that be Cinda it very diffl~t to ex. ·Ahd tbe hard hitting document contelflS with the health problems of 1,900 chlldrtn 'bt In Orange County. the comment that ''one doctor employ~ at the elementary s:hool level. "A di!-NoUq the operations or four fret In the county health deparlment ,In gajetjngJWIJUx!.t Qf .CDif.lJ •• ~y~ tiJyJ_ _ c1JnlC$ ·ID. _1bo-coun~e Grand ,Jtiry: anotbeJ: ca~aclty .to~d the Grand Jury that been pfevented if treated earlier," It rerirs to "the urgent need for mOJ.e--he tN!ated over 1,200 .chlldren last_yea~ adds. neighborhood clinics in other quaUHed for a variety of m~1cat probl~m.s who Nine poverty poekets in Orange County areas" and comments that Htht county were rtfe~ to . him by school ~urst\5 provide health statistics "comparable to Should 8.lready be...applying for hmds for who ~ldn t know where else tG:;~nd th' " them. , the worst ghettoes In large cltles," .. lhe is purpose. . The Grand Jury notes tn its rtport that Grand Jury notes with emphasis on high The report also notes that ~ only the Infant mortality -rate 0;f 17.8 percent rate of TB,.number of welfare reclplent.s, pubUcJy. ~upported wait-in clinic for sick is higher 1han that of eight westerh na- a spiralling rate of crime and a hl.gh' In· · .chil,~ 1s at the Orange Cou~ty Medi.cal ·lions "although our standard of education fant mortality rate. · Center find slrtsses the utter inadequacy and economic level is high." Comparison or Oranie county lncomes of .su~ limited facilities. One reason for that rate the report with state and national figures indicate• . •\some doctOrs ienerously donate their notes, Is thal many or the 22.ooo babie~ After a five week trial iR Superior Court, jurors deliberated for five hours Friday before returning the guilty verdict aga inst Bobby Augu sta Da vis.. --. The penalty phase of the trial will be- gin Monday. Officials said the offiti!rs were killed when they answered a motorist's ccnn· plaint call that he had been shot at. Arri v· Ing at the coffee shop, they unwittingly foiled a bank robbery-kidnap plot by Davis and his partner, Jack W. Twinniag 35. Twinning sh<>t himself to death, police said, when ()rftcers started closing in <ln the home where he had barricaded him· self after esCaplng the· shoot out scene. Davis was apprehended sh<lrtly after the t1Iayings. Snol\'. in Laguna? Look at Riddle Field on Dec. 2 Sn<l\f will fall <ln Laguria Beach shortly after • p.m. on Dec. 2, acc<lrding to in- f<lrmed 1ources. The show Wilt cover only a portion of Riddle Field, the Little League ball park in Boat Canyon, and the powdery flakes will probably. be melted into slush by the morning of Dec. 3. · Weather forecasters wilt have no say in the matter, for the snow will cover the ground through a predicti<ln <lf ,. the Laguna Beach Recreation Department. The snow will be part <lf 'the ski class being offered to residents by the Recrea- tion Department and is to be purchased from a Los Angeles snow manufacturer. Money may not buy everything, but it will purchase white snowflakes at $25 a ton. The Recrealion Department plans to use one ton of snow for each of three ski class sess'ions to be held outdoors at Rid- dle Field. The other two class sessions will be held indoors at the Recreation Department to view a film and to learn \ basic skiing movements. · The ton of snow will make a ski run 90 feet long and 15 feet wide, according to a lipokesman for the department. Two ski instructors will be on h~nd to help the lltudents cope with the white stufr. The registration fee for the class is '10. Neil's Sporting Goods of Newport Beach has agreed to rent ski equipment to all students for the nominal fee of $1. Enrollment in the class will be on a first-come, rirst·served basis. Further in- formation may be obtained at 494·1124 ext. 47. 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Moreandante had lived years; escaped all blazes until this one. here 48 ' State Young Readers Now 011 .Way Up L~wyers Say Tate Trial 'May Last Until Christmas SACRAMENTO (AP) -California's youngest readers still lag behind the Dick and ~ane fans in other states across the nation in reading skills, but they are gaining.. e That is the major finding eading srores report handed the ate Board of Education Friday. First and second graders gained almost a full percentage point on their out.-of- state reading peers whlle the trurd grad- ers inched up on the competition by .3 of a percentage point. At the first grade level the state's youngsters got up lo 35.4 in tfst adminis- tered last year, a gain from the 34 .S ~f the year prior. They still lag behind the national norm of -17, however. LOS ANGEL.ES~(AP) -The stale has presented the last of its 84 witnesses in the 22-week-old Sharon Tate murder trial. Prosecutor ·Viflcent Bugliosi said "the • final l\1ords, 'the state rests,' will not be uttered until we have concluded argu- ments over admissibility <lf evidence." As the final. witness left the stand Fri· day. prosecution and defense each blam- ed the other side for the length of the trial and predicted it will last at least until Christmas. Arguments begin Monday. on more than 297 pieces of evidence-including color photos of bloody victims, which the de· fense opposes as inflammatory. Charles Manson, 36, and three women members of his hippie-type "family" are on trial charged with killini:! the blonde actress and sili: others h1 August 1969. Bugliosi commented to newsmen : "The prosecution case has been light and well organized and has not taken much time al all. Whatever length this case has consumed is directly attribuLable to . the defense. which has eaten up days and days with cross examination." · lie noted that the state's la.st major witness. Dianne Lake, 17, underwent 11 minutes of direct examination by the state. but wa s on the stand two weeks. He said star witness Linda Kasabian had two days of direct examination, but was on the stand 18 days. "We'll probably be putt ing tinsel on the Christmas tree.'' Bugliosi said when asked how long the trial might last. The defense case is expected to open at mid- wetk with at least 30 witflesses sChedul- ed . AUorriey Paul Filzgerald, spokesman for the defense team, blamed the sta te for the trial's length, accusing it or fester· Ing "prejudicial pretrial pubJicily that •.. required a (ive-week jui-y selection process." ~ Ca\irornia second graders scored a 42.6 pert'entage figure under lhe national nor ofso : -.; Third graders in California raised their score to 63.4 percent, but gtill lagged be· hind tile 72 national norm . James H. Crandall, chief 0£ the Bureau of Evaluation and Instructional Research, said the improvements were predictable this year after gains of earlier years. Youth Admits Slaying News Executive Daly Crandall reported ln !ieVeral other areas or nationwide testing California. school youngsters did better than the na- tional average, but worse In others. "In grades six and 12 pupil tests scores In language were markedly below the publishers' nonns and each of the other are.as tested," Crandall said. "These test results appear tn indicate a need for study of the language curricu- lum of California schools," Between 240,000 and 350,000 students were tested at each grade level. SAN FRANCISCO IUPI) - A 17-year· old youth .tdm.itted on the witness stand • Friday that he shot newspaper executive Allan W. Daly last July~ but refused to answer questions intended to Unld the fa· tal shooting to Frank J. Tlvuber, on trial for murder. Larry Rutherford readily answered when assistant d.iatrl.ct attorney Pierre Mel-le asked him if he shot Allan W. Daly, 30, ·of the San Rafael Independent Journal. But when Merle pressed him further, Hu111hle A~eu~ed U.S. Levels Cli,arges on .Oil Fir1n NEW ORLEANS 0 (UPl) -The govern-The iovem£t' aneged Humble had ment Frtday aCCUled one or the nation's commlUed ISO mlldemeanor Offense.. in largest oil companies with the unsafe violation of the OUter CowtlnentaJ Shelf oi><roUon ol 33 oil welb oU the Loojsiana L&nds Act of !863. Bu~ a federal olficlal coast. Tbe company factd 1 nae of as a.aid J:tumble was now "in fUll compti· much u '300,000. ance" with the law. The action against Humble Oii ind Rt-"Until Jbele charges are db:poeed of fining Co. resulted from a giant oil spill the company feels that It would not be last winter which brought a ti mfllio,i proper to comment on them," said a fine qalnst Chevron Oil Co. .Humble 'rpotesman. Humble o!nclals declined comment on "It can be said , however." he 11ald. the charge. ''that governmental aulhorlUe.~ 11tudying Attorney Ciet'lttal John N. Mllche:ll an· the problem have had our full coopera· ROUnced in Washington thtlil 1 crimin111l In· lion. Humble'• files and records ha,ve fonnatlon, legally 1lmllar to an Indict· been made av1ilable. All other request• ment althoogh it 11 instigated by a U.S. for our cooperitioR h111ve been promptly attorney, was filed In New Orlean1. • handled." • he said, "The whole thing ts, f man, J don't want to be here today, I don't want lo answer any. more questions. You can't ·iinct ,me Iii contempt." · - juvenile, Ricvhard Wamsley~ knocked on the door of Daly's home in San Francisco the · evening Of July 4-. and then forced their way in. , l.. · Rutherford con!inned previool teS'll- mony by Mrs. Daly tha t he and another "Did you shove him?" the prosecutor asked. · "Yup." "Did you have a weapon?" "A gun ," ''What type of gun?'' "A 45." "Yours?" "Borrowed." ''Where did you get it?" "I don't remember." "Did you shoot hlm'?" "Yup." Hunting ton Park Sets F lag Fete A nag which f)ew over the U.S. Clpltol In Wuhlngton, O.C. will ,be.ral!itd in a 11pelcal ceremony at Rancho fluntlngton • Mobile lloJQe Park Sunday at 1 p.m. The nag was d01)4ted · to the ~tk by U.S. Representative George BroWn (D- Los Angeles), according to Rusty Wa.tson, perk manager. Ve.teraJls of Fortign Wars will conducl the ceremony. delivered annually In the C()Unly are bom to teenager• "who are more Ukely to have problems. "Coupled with thill," It comm_enta:, "'b 111e.1..,1 that young -'" .... not usµally aflluent or eligible tor MedJ-Cal 'unlela .at . po,verly .level. It i&, dillli:ull for young people to provide . for pre-prtgn,uicy me<Jkal ca~ prena~l care and care of.· the )>a.by and child." .\nd there 11 no gloomier ouUook on the , Orange County h<alth acene, the Grand Jury rtpOrt Jndlcates, Iha~ that afforded by the panel"• investigation or the dental cere picture. 'l'be report·comments: "One county of. flclal made the shocking statement to the Grand Jury. 'We just have to ·write off the teeth of this generation of school children'." Calcutta Disaster "ln areu with the hlg1'elt rado of deo- tlsts to population, no more than _.,. third or the needs of people are met.'" the rtport warns. "The denUttt avalllbll ~ the dental clinics (one at lhe Medk:fl Cent.er and others run by vol\intten) .,. inadequate to meet the needs ol ~ in Orang·e County." · The report calls for OuorldaOoli ef Orange County '• water supply at the rfte of one part per million of fluorldl lit4 stresses that such Lreatmenl ... bein found to reduce-the rate ol dental mttia in children by 60 percent. . "It costs about 10 centa per~ P,er year to add Ouoride to the required ...... This can be authorized by. an eledtd governing body such 'as the boatd ot liupervi.sors or city couocll," the Grmd Jury report adds. Cyclone Might Claim Thousands DACCA,' East Pakistan (UPI) -A CY· clone and accompanying tidal waves 30 feet high ·struck the coastal islands and southern shores ()f Ent Pakistan Friday with such force some . islands were re· ported wiped off the map. , . Reports filtering Into thl! provincial· capital today indicated • major disaster was at hand with a death toll running Into the thousands. Newspapers said heavily-populated Ha· tiya Island remained under 20 feet of \vater until Friday afternoon. The Daily Purbodesh and Daily News .said offici(\IS feared half of the island's 162;?01 popura- tion may l'lave perished. The newspaper reports were not confirmed. Many or the 2,000 offshore Islands in the bay of Be ngal southeast of Calcutta ·were struck by cyclone wlnds up to ISO miles an hour and 30-foot tidal waves whichc raged Thursday night and early Friday. Nost remained cut off from cori'lniun\ca- tions, including Oubla l1land where 13,000 Hindu pilgrim• had gathered for religious rites under a full moon,. an auspicious cccasion for Hindus. Pakistani officials dispa~ a motor 1aunch to check on reports all or most of the pilgrim were drowned. Reports from unofficial sources repeat- edly spoke of islands either missing or still Inundated 24 hours after the giant &tonn . It was the ninth deadJy cyclone to strike East Pakistan In 10 years and ap. peared to have caused damage ln an area of 10,000 square mJles with a popu- lation of 5 million. 1 Correspondent KamaluQdln Ahmed ot the Eastern News AgenCy visited lhe coastal zone and said he counted 350 floating bodies. Others were stuck Jn tree Newport Court Site ,Purchase Deadline Near Purchase of seven acres of Newport Center property by the county as the future site of Harbor Judicial Di.strict Court will be finalized by the Dec. JS deadline, it was indicated this week. The county Board of Supervisors ap- proved a resoluti on pf intent to buy the ·property for $650,028 from the city <lf Newport Beach for the court complex t1ile. The decision to locate in the future Newport Beach Civic Center in Corona del Mar was made in mid-August by l'iupervisors, climaxing ·a year-long battle between Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. At that time the board instructed Stanley Kratlle, • county real property services director, lo complete an agree:. ment for purchase of the property wiUtio 00 days. Krause Informed the board this week" that an agreement with the cit)!_had beea reached and If the board wished to com- plete Ole transaction by mid-December the intent resolutl'On was necessary. He emphasized that the resolution doesn'.t commit the board to specific ac· tlon. Tr y to Tail gate Th is Car Drive r • LONrioN (UPI) -Michael Pearson's fonnula for coping with London rush hour traffic: 1r you can't beat 'em, 1care •cm. Pearson. 26-year-old heir to Brltain"s Vl!CQUnt Cowdrey, has augmented his • $72,<X;JO personal fleet of two Ferraris" and a Rolls-Royce with a 1941 Daimler "Din- go'' armored car. "l can't think of a· better vehicle for avoiding being eternally cut· out by taxis and London transport buses." the beard- ed rormel' lire guards regiment officer waid Friday. ''Tbe Dingo weigh, nearly three tons. It looks so fearsome that l erpcct .a wide berth from anything t:lse on the .road.'' "Mind you, It's got ls dls,dvantagea," Pearson 13id. "It will do only 10 miles to fhe gsJlon. Also, because ttJe ))!)lice may toke a dim view of me peering throuf!l1 a silt II\ tbe armor plating I'll doubtless have tb ral1e the weat a te.w inches." branches or lying In paddy Oe1dl. Re reported after a partial BUrVey of the damaged coast that scores of other ptr· sons were dying. MAMIE REVEALS SECRET ON 74TH WASHINGTON (UPI) -Mn. Dwi8'ii D. Eisenhower, celebrating her 14th birthday t()(fay, revealed her aecret for staying young. "I just don't loot at tbe calendar," she said. The former rtrst lady said she Jtves "from day Lo d~y" and rinds It all ezcit. Ing. While her blrthday ls actuaDy today. the League of Republican Wcnnen ·ot-tbe District of Columbia decided ot aalute her a day early at an afternoon tea Fri- day at Ute congressional club. ~ulie Nixon Eisenhower, daughter of the president and wife of Mrs. E\sen- hower's grandson Davi~ stood in a re-- ceiving line with Mrs. tiisenhower, Mrs. ,Spiro T. Agnew, wife oC the vice pre1l· dent and otOO' cabinet wifes, includlne Mn. Martha Mitchell Laguna Artist Rostand Kelly Succumbs at 62 Rosary was recited Thursday night at Sheffer Laguna Beach mortuary chapel for Lt. Cmdr. Rostand D. Kelly. former curator ot the Laguna Beach Art Ga!Jery, who died earlier in the day at the age of 62. He was 1 native or Bloomsburg, PL "'here Requiem Mau will be celebrated. Cmdr. Kelly, who is survived by his widow, Mrs. Nancy More Kelly, made his home al 570 Calliope St. He had been 1n for some time, after undergoing surgery for a tumor of the spine and had been a patient at the VA Hospital in Long Beach and at a convalescent home. A graduate of C.Olumbla University, with a degree in Fine Arts be was an associate professor of Fine Arts at Rollins College lD Florida and also taught at Hunter College In New York. He retired from the U.S. Navy after serving in Korea and wa11 a member of Laguna Beach American Legion Post 222. A resident of Laguna since 1955, he was curator or the Art Ga llery from 1959 to 1961 and was known as a painter in oils in 20th Century reall!t 1lyle. League to Name New Directors Two members or the board of directors of the new Orange County Transit District will be named at a special meeting Nov. 19 of the county League of Cities. The league will also name twCJ members for the Coonty Airport Land Use Commission. The transit dlotrlct, 1pproved by lh• voters Nov. 3, wlll be · governed by a board of two county 1upervlsors, two re.preaentatives Of the elUes and a fifth nam~ by the first four. nie airport land ue commission will bave seven members. two named by the Cities, two by the supervisors, two by managers ol publlC airports in Ott county, and 1 .seveolb by the other six. GLEN DALE Y OUT H DIES SU DDENLY GbENl>.IL!(Ai') -A l~year~l4 Glendale HJgh ~hool youth died afttr bl told companions 11 lootball practice he was feeling fllln~ Micllael Bowman died at Glendale Memo.lol Hotpllli rrtdoy. · A gpokesm1n for the Loo Ana•'" Coun- ty coron<r'• oUlco Nici-~ would probably be c~l<d. I I t , I 4 DAIL V PILOT--. • -Saturd~. Novrmbrr 14, lWO . ··- Pulpit and Pew Was Christ Wed? Bible Schol,ar Presents Startling Thesis Fmy .. lght ladlel Ir om Pria<e of p...,. Llllllerao Cburdl in Colla M-Will be at t en d ing the Eaat ~tetropolitan Con re re n c e Women's Retreat at Forest Home Conference grounds in the San Bemardino Moun· tains. Mrs. Dodie Andersen is general chairman of this Retreat and Mrs. Jan Bloom- quist is the chairman for the local rongregation. S~akers ~·ill include Miss Lily Giiden- ,·and of Minneapolis and Dr. Gerhard Belgum of Lakewood. American Baptist nililsionary Rev. Art Sanford, lo the Navajo Indians at Keams Canyon Arizona wil be guest speaker both lhe 9: 3() a.m. services at Peaks Chapel of Huntlngtoa Beacb Ftrs& Baptist Cbar_cb, 78011 Bolsa, \Vestminster and 11 a.m. at the Hun tington Beach Chureh, 6th and Orange St Our American Baptist Women wil be in charge of all the services for the day. Resurrection L u t h e r a n Cbllf'Cb, L.C.A., 9812 Hamilton Avenue, schedules morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley, pastor. will speak on "The Way Of Inspired Responsibility." Sunday School sessions for grades t w o through eight at 9 a.m. Nursery care through first graders at 10:30 a.m. The Adult Discussion GrOup meets at 9 e.m. to begin a new study series on: "Man, Message and Media". The ldentlficaUon and Response St.ewarchhip Dinner is set for s:oo p.m. in the Education Building. "1.-take For Me First A Ul- tle Cake" will be the sermon topic or the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie at Tbe Presbyterian Cburch of the Covtnut, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, Worship serviei!s will be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church school through eighth grade v"111 be held at 9:30 a.m, Temple Bttll David o f Orange C.Ow.ty will conduct its Sabbath Services on Friday , evening at 8:15 p.m. at the ~ o mmWlity Congregational Chureh, 41 11 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield, in Lo s Alamitos. During the s e services, the congregation will celebrate an4 honor the Bar Mitzvah of Robert Laham, son of r.tr. and Mrs. Sidney Laham. The services will be c onducted by Rabbi Goldsmith, in conjunction wjth Cantor Harry Newman. In honor (If the Bar Mitzvah, the adult choir O[ Temple Beth David will parUclpale In the services under the direction of Mrs. Fay Newman. th t T<mple music director. All Temple Betll David members are Invited to our oeeond annual spaghetU dinner on November 21st at the North Seal Bea.ch Community Center in Los Alamitos. The dinner will begin at 7:30 p.m. at absolutely no charge. If you can make it please contad Mrs. Geoffrey Carr (-) no later than November 18th. For ~his sermon at both services on Sunday at Newport Harbor Latberan Church, '198 Dover Dr., Newport Beach, Pastor Ronald White b8I chosen the title ••Are You Ready?" Services are at 8 and 10:30 a.m. The sermon subject for Sunday at Coro111 del Mar Cumm unlty Charell, Congregational, 611 Heliotrope Ave., will J>e entitled "Op Being~ Trustworthy." To be presented by Dr. Philip G. Murray. Church services are at 10 a.m_ Church School is also at 10. "Have You A Good Splritual Appetite?" is the sermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown on Swtday, at the 1'1111!.'*tll Coll&n1alloaal care~ o I Newport Harbor. 3282 Broad Stree~ Newp<rl Beach. at 10 a.m. worabJp service. Sunday School is held at the same Ume. The Rev. James E. Piercy, pastor of Finl Cbrlltlt• Cburcll GI Colla Mesa, 792 Victoria Street. will 1peak on the subject "Understanding Our Nation" during both of the morning worahtp hoW'B, 1:30 a.m. and 10:40 a.m. During the Vesper Hour at 7 p.m .• the congregation will join other Christian Churches in Orange County ln paruclpatlng In the Pacific Christian Convention at the Knott Avenue Christian Church in Anaheim. Other Sunday Services are Sunday Bible School at 9:36 a.m. and Christian Youth FeHowshJp at & p.m. . Gue.t Speaker The Rev. Raymond J. Lindquist, minister of ~the First Presbyterian Church of Holly\vood, will be the guest speak- er at the annual St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Fall All Church Dinner Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Lind· quist's church is the largest .Presbyterian church i the U.S. with Mesa Verde u • I t e d more th n 8,000 mem· Mttbocllst Cllmd, 1701 Baker bers. Ti kets are avail· Street. Costa Mesa, will have able at the church of· two morning worship services lice at rt.St. Andi:ew's I 9 and lo 30 Re P ul Road , wport Beach. a : a.m. v. a C. Blesemeyer has selected as :==========::; his sermon topic: ''Prayer Makes a DUferenei!." Church School for all ages from ntu'Sery through high school is ' (See PULPIT Page S) THE BEST At•dtrthlp poll1 proY• "P••· 11..t." i1 ono of tho world'1 1'1101t populer comic 1tilp1. A•ed it tl11ily 111 th• DJ,..ILY PILOT. By GEORGE ·W. CORNllLL NEW YORK (AP) -A Bi· bit scholar has come up with a atarWng conclusiQll -that Jesus probably was a married man. For him to have remained single would have b e e. n "completely foreign to the Biblical outlook, both in ~eory and in practice," says the Rev. Dr. William E. Phipps of Elklns, W. Va. I He notes that the Scri ptures are not specific about the mat- ter, but he says the facts about Jesus' life "recordefl in the authoritative New Testa- ment sOurees pOint toward a married Jesus." This Is an unusual and , to some Christians, p er h a p s shocking thesls, on a ra!'i!ly examined issue, but D r. Phipps bases it on detailed ~sis both of Scripture and UM Jewish culture of which Jesus was a part. The evidence is offered in a new book, "Was .'Jesus Mar, ried?" to be published by Harper ud Row Nov. 25. It challenges the Roman Catholic requirement of p r i e s t I y ,celibacy, based .primarily on ihe view that Jesus remained celibate. Dr. Phipps, a Presbyterla• clergyman with a doctor's degree in Biblical criticism from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, now heads the department of religion a11d philosophy at Davis and Elkins College in West Virginia. He notes that scholars, i111 examining almost e v e r y aspect of Jesus ' life, have• avoided the question of his marital status, I a r g e I y because of "cuttle taboos" scrrot1.ndi1"1g the subject. "This absence is especially enigmaUc since marriage was the one social institution that Jesus blessed and used in his parable to illustrate t h e gospel," Dr. Phipps says. He blames avoidance of the subject 011 a "moral duali sm" in Western cl v 111 za ti on. separaflng the "Godly spirit" from the "devilish flesh." an attitude derived from Greek philosophy but contrary to the Biblical view. Jesus belonged "to a culture that emphasized the paychosomatic wholeness of personalty," Dr. Phipps sayi;. He adds that the Bible sees man as an integrated whole - both spirit and body. Christianity always h a s regarded Jesus as "full y human," as well as divine, and Dr. Phllfps says both Seri~ tu.re and modern sciences re- gard sexual desire as "intri n- sic to human neture." In the book of Genesis, he say•, "sex is seen to be a flit of God," and Its "potential for good is round not i11 solitary male or female but in the eeu· pie who blend together." Thet become "one nm.,, beth Genesis and Jesus described it. . Drawing on rab binical literature and othtr historical sources of Jesus' Ume, as well as BibUcaJ teitts. Dr. Phipps points out that Jewish cuatom and teaching made it "man· datory for every righteous me• to marry." Various rabbi.41c..al authorities of the perfod art quoted to that effect, o n e saying, "Anyone who does not dutifully marry t h e r e b r diminishes the image of God.' Since Jesus' ministry did JtOt begin until he was about 30, Dr. Phipps theorizes that he was married sometime before he was 20. in a period skipped over by the Scriptural record and oftea called the "bidden years." Possibly, his wife died and he was i widower during his ministry, Dr. Phipps says, or he n1ay have been separated, because of the r eactio n against him in Nazareth, or may have been remarried to Martha's sister, Mary, during his ministry. Many women traveled willi (See JESUS Pare II ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY You are invited to the First Assembly of God Church 140 E. 22nd St.1 Costa M1111 '548-3761 Mornln9Worship-10:501.m. a .... u,. w. ''"'"" Evenln9 Worship-7:00 p.m. .... ldtOt w. Plllllllpl Wednes. Worship-7:30 p.m. ldl-M..t111 , ••• SCHOOL A•a 21/a TO I l:JD A.M. TO I P.M. -PH. 145·2l2J HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wi=7~oata Mesa V. L. HEltTWICIC. l'AITOll ltOlliRT I . SISTIG llM 51/rl'GLETON MlllJtll~ ef 1-.:11 .. n Mlllbltr 9' Y.... CAltL •IJllTllY Mlnl1lu If M..it SUNDAY SElYICD 9:41 A.M.-S•"4Cly Sdffl I 0110 A.M~"lrf .. I .. ,ltKll: TM kl .... S.rmo• by P•for 7:00 P.M,-"Tlle loptleM ef tM Hoty S,lrit" L ~lltOI Irr Pastor COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL I I I I ,I 1! P,..k.llliel -ltlftlltrlllrt• -IM ........ try -Clllld Clrt ~~~~~~~1 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON, COSTA MESA Doi loM,.."'-.ri• PNoci- Su"d•y Sc.hool , , •••••• 9:45 T r11inio9 Union • , • , , •• , S:OO Morrrint Wonhip •.••• I I :00 EY1nin9 Wonhip •••••• 6:00 W1dn11tl1y Pr1y•r M11fin9 for 1111 11911 ••••••••• , •••• 7:3 0 _ _ ..... '42·9111 NtnNry Alw911 A'IOll.W. UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH m2 s. I. PALISADD IOAD SANTA ANA Hll•HTS lUHO.t.Y ICMOOL ···-············•····••••·•••••·f:41 A.M, MOit.MiNO WOll.5Hll" .............................. !11 A.M. IVll!NINO WOllS"ll" ................................ 1 P.M, I MIOWEll!IC SERVICE WlDNISOAY 1:JI P.JriO.. I ·1 lln. w11111 J, Ctn'lai · •. Cll•rcll '"-J4Wln CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU O• THI MOTlfR CHUICH, THI PllST CHUICH Ofl CHlllT, SCllNTllT IN IOSTOH, MAUACHUllTfS "Mortals And Immortals" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th Coste MIN-First Church of Chrlat, Scientist 2110 MOM, .. DJ., c.... ..... s.-.,~-t:15A.M. CINlrdt Ser.Ito -11 A.M, ........... Jiii ..... , .. Dr. - Huntington S.ach-Ffnt Church of Chriat, Scl1ntl1t ......... S..-, Sdoel-t:JO & 11 :ot Cll9rdt -t :JO I 11 A.M. ...... •••• Z21 ..... St. Newport 811ch--Ffnt Church of Christ, Scientist JJOJ Yhi Utl• C••rdl I s..19rSc""1-9:11111:11 IMdf ....... JJI I rl• Ud9 Newpor! Beach.S.Cond Church of Christ, Scientist 3100PeclflcYln1r .. c.,....4e1 M• Cll•rdi lrS..-,ScllMl-IOA.M. IMlll119 a ... -:ZUJ L CMlt HWJ. All are cor~y Invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms .J.Jartor Ckri:Jlian Church OP NIW'°IT IUCH-fDhclplasl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .. ,.......,..,., IA111tPlu11 .. pti.I) FIRST CHRISTIAN Moo!I" ·-H..,.. 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IMcll 7:JO A.M.-Holy la ..... t :OO A.M-'-lly W.nlilp v 11 :00.4.M.-.l ...... Hofy c:. ....... ' ....... , .. ,,.,... . Mltl-W..t Hety c .... ,.i.. & H ... I .. ~Jen THMl-r-11:)0 A.M . Wertl•••9' 1:00 P.M, ClllltlC..• t :ff••· ............. ~ .... ...., Tllo .... Dnftl A. CNmll ........... lllCtw l'tttH: 675°0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. S•HllJI 7:30 & t :JI Chwdi Sc•oet-t :JO • ~: l :JO I 11 •·•·: H.ty hys • ,....uca4 ·Vlhf, n. In ....... W. D1•lll•11 -P1toH Ml-1326 .... hHH ...... MI....., I Mw11lft9 Wonhlp l:lO Ir I I 1m Sundty School ••• , •• 9:10 tm I Ev•ni119 Strvic.e •••. 6:00 P.~. Youth Choir •••••• 7:15 P.M. I Youth Mtetin91 •••• 1:00 P.M. "•-:1n~~'-rcy Phone: 642,2725 ... ,..Ho..., Minister: D;. D. W. McElroy 1 NEWPORT HARBOR Y.utll Mlnlmt I LUTHERAN CHURCH I :r:i~ ;:::."·.~.::::::::_·:::.~\~ ::: llF=:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;~\I LUTHERAN CHURCH ~==~~1~::::::'.~'.'.~~~j ~~II CHURCH OF CHRIST 798 Dover Or. LI 8-3431 N C p .d d TM••· J•111n •• lfW•, '-™ 14a'!:iiY are r:: .. ~41 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA 11 .,.. .... loMI< w""- llTWllN HAUOI -4 PAllYllW AMII .... ,.... SUNDAY MORNING llllE STUDY • •••• •••••• •• , 9:45 A.M. I ~~':1~.:=~i~c•ti•n ;;~: ~::: FIRST CHRISTIAN CHUll:CH OP CHllST SUNQAY MOANING WORSHIP & COMMUNION •• 10:45 A.M. 1 ft•tlYe Wouliill IO:JO A.M. CHURCH DANA POINT SUND'AY EVENING WOASHtP ••• ··•••••••·••••• 6ioo P.M. I Nuntry cer• •vi ilabl• co:~i:~~va~a:"-l~Elu~~~;o WEDNESDAY' EVENING lllLE STUDY •••• ·••••••• 7:10 P.M. d •1•1t Shlllf'-it:• A.M. NUISllY CAii PIOYIDID WILCOMI M•in & ~ ams Streets wor.i.1,_,,,,. ....... DANA fl'Ol/llT COM MUNITY "OUSll w. Wltlt 149nf..... Mnic.i Dlrec.., Huntington Beech 24'42 s.. J-Ml•ilm JMo ~ CfllN Clfl If •II S•rvlcu 142.2429 I Mon1l"'1 Wership • • • •• •••••• • 111F=~~~;;;.;;==11k~~~~~P~hono~~1~541~1~S~7~1~1 ~D~a~y~e~r~N~lg~h~l~~~~~I •••••••••• l :JO l ll :OOA.M. Wh c 1 llblo.S.ho•I ........ .,., AM o ares FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I OF THE MASTER · 2900 Paclfic View Dr. I' Corona del Mar i DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER · 1 M~=~-.. ! Phone 64-4-1664 t ilt A.M. ,,_,,., w.-i, 10100 AtM. SnHy Chn.11 ...... 1l 100A.M. '-"weW....Wp N..-y Ptnt .. Newport Unity LOREN O. FLICKINGER, M!olsttr Sundty S1rvic11 -10:00 11.m. 11nd 11:15 1.m. Sundty Sc~ool for 1111 t911 ~ 1:45 11.m, llltl •-' '"'"· N•wport llHcll Offlc• -141·5111 SINGSPIR ATION WHllOl49f, 7:JD P·"'· iiAL·A·PRAl ll 141-0639 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l1lbot hf1nd THI UNITED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 115 A9tf1 675.0950 t :lO A.M. Wonhip Worthip l Sundty Sc.hoot Co1t1 M1111 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ltth St. I H1rbor Blvd. Church Wor1hip -9:30, 11 Church Sehool -9:3 0 54•·7727 Co1l1 Me11 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Me1e Vtrde l ltker St. 549-2719 Wot'thip & Church School 9:00 & I O:JO A.M. Huntlngtorr ll11ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272 1 17th St, 5l6·3Sl7 Senk.91-9:1 S I 1 O:JO Cll•rdi Scllo•I-•: 15 Nvntry (1re All M1rnlr1t Huntin9fo• letc.h-NMIR COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H1il Av1, 142--4-461 Wordtip I Church Schoel 9 & 10:~0 A.M. Irvin•'-E1tl llurf UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 133· I 2JJ 11422 Culver lo1d 1t Univeuity Drive Wor1hip I Church Sc.heel t I IO:J~ A.M, __ Ltqunt l11ch LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH 21612 We1l1y Driv• in So. lt9un1 Wonhip t nd Ch11rch Sc.hool -10 A.M, 499.1011 N1wp_1trt l11ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1-iOO W, l11lbo1 l lvd. 67J·lS05 . Wo,.hip-9:JO A.M. Church School- 9:l0 I 11 A.¥. PRESB'(TERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ -Church Prnbyt9rian 20112111 .. Nll• (N-All.,...I Hllfltfwtl••llHc• In. Do•olcl I. lobom, Pastor Slltdey W•fllllp: t :JO A.M. Ch•rdl Schei: 10:45 A.M. ·Offk•1 211112 M....n• 5t. l'lt9tto: tll-4940 Church of th• Covenant 2150 fol"Jow IOCHI, C..fl M ... lrwco A. k11rrl•, P.-tor S4HHky Wonlil11: t :lO I 11 A.M.-clillrCh Sc .... : t :JI ,,. ... l" 141MJ04 St. Andrew's Presbyt9rian Church 6ot St. A"4m.t lNll, N..,.., IMcll C.•tlel H«ltert D'-""9141 hllw W9fllll11 I Cllllf'U Sclloel: I, ':JO I 11 A.M. 64 ... 7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C.rMt J-"'" & lottW•H Dl'fft. c.,... ~ M• J•IMI Grohom Ill\:, P•tor W•rslll• & Clnlfcll Schffl-f & ll1JO A.M. 644·1 J41 Yell ... , ... ,,. • , , ••, 6:00 PM I No oth1r rrew1ptp1r 11'1 the E...-int W•nhlp , ••, 7:00 PM world ctr11 1bout youP col"llmu• ....,..,y (Me .,,.,.,.,_ et 111 tttYk:.el I 11ity like yeur eomm1111lty cltily °""'*...., t>1t1 0evtt~ n1wtf>1p1r Jo11. lt'1 th• DAILY I PILOT, 2JOl CLIF• DR. NIWl'ORT HACH \~ 1)J SABBATH SERVICES A NEW c;_HURCH WELCOMES YOU I RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Dr. W•lter P199, P1stor h b fi J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ir=~··~"~"~"~ ... ~l~IO~A~--~-~w~-~·-~·~1 A~.M~.-~,~·-~M-~==~ PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH . ar or re arm temp e Ill ,. .. , ... lhfftl ...._ltrMt, C.... M-' c.Rf. • RABBtBERNAROP.KtNG ".-.NDAIE"'t c. A/rl'Dl!ll50N, Ptl!OI' ... ~ meeting lit CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE sund•Y $tllOCll1 t 111 -Momlllt won11tp: •:• •nd n :lilO St. Jamil Eptscopal Church 11 3209 Via l ido, NtwpOJt Btach , If "'"'Mrt IU<fl Prince •f p11ce Lulhor111 Schoel -Ml11 Etther Ol1e11, Prlnclpel fot' lnform1t10rr: C1111675-7230 The Family That Prays T111tt11er Stays Torelher M....., Cllllm " u .. 1teii1 cllufQ •.i11'"' kltnt1o u. ... ,....'-' ~!io~f~fl~"~"'~·~"~·~•~•~t~.0~1~,,~~~==~~,,~h~"'~'~'~"~'~' ~14~1~.o~s~•'~llr;:;';;;;~~;;;ri111Li~!Rf~~i;;:;;l M.~ ..... , ... , .. a........ . TEIMPLE SH-n· ON .. THI lllLL CLVi Oii t1dl'i91tT ''"'" ST. MATIHEW LUTH&RAN CHURCH '"""' ••• ""-" ·-·· 111.f.c..I". * -11,~~~~~~~·~"~"~-~~·"'~·~"~-~~~~~~~~11 1810 Culver Drive ;. 1 -. -1 Unlveralty Park, lmne JI ~ ........... N.Hi.t- J I-Sd'••I l:H A.M. -W-l :JO I 10 A.M, Al1 J t whh f1miUM 1r1 l11Y!t1d ._ fol11 "" i,, lru1v '"''"'"'ful ~ IAllA1H IYININa lllWICll •ltDAt •t 1111 P.M. l?linner "'"1211 • .._"'"' .,,.,,., ~ """"' &...--............ o • .-. 646·1512 1_..,1. Sh1r11n Cllt_lt -On•t Sh1b11I l41·14Jt • 1'W ····"''''" .,,. ...... "' ... Ollflr. H1"10, A,_ 117 w ... .._.1te11, C"t• .... .. -. • Treat the Family 'to This Week ~~~~~~~~~~~~~b~l;n~O~ne~o~f ~O~r~a~ng~e~C~ou~n;ty~'~s JL'!~ .. :,,...:~~~-:· :~?-~~·,...:~:_I~~================:;;::=;_::· . _ Fine Restaurants, , .,.. ..,., Attend the Church of Your . -Choice on Sunday --. ' -' "':. I ' " . ' . ' --,-~ I ' DAILY PILOT /( Less Power In Dollar.s • Pulpit and Pew I Inflation Damaging Cli':'rch Coffers ; .. • -· . " •• (c..$1cned from Pase t) at the 9 a.m. service and nursery throuih sixth grade at 10:30. On Sunday at Community United Me&bodl1t Cburcll, 6862 Heil Avenue., Huntington Beach the Youth minister, Steve Cowdrey, will be preaching at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services. The title of his sennon is "It Helps tl'l bt Fora:ivlna:. '' Church school cla.ues of all ages is at the same time. The ' Ftnt Ualted Method lit Chorclll of Huntlagton Beach, 2n1 11th St.. will feature a program, "Pathways t o Un derstand ing and Brotherhood" p r e s e n t i n g singer Alex Sharp. He will also bring an account of his work al Cal State Fullerton. The present Sunday morning pro- grams are under the sponsorship of the· church's Commission on Social Con· cerns, Mrs. Norman Hamel chairman. Michael ·Esses, on th e teaching staff at t.1elodyland Christian Center in Anaheim, will share in the Prayer, Praise and Fellowship meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. at Prince of Peace Lutheran Clau.rcb, on the cor· ner of Mesa Verde East Drive and Baker Street, Costa Meaa. Born an Orthod ox Jew, Mr. Esses had completed rabbinic training before bis convenion. He is currenUy publishing a book reflecting bis profound awareness of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament. and bis knowledge of the Hebrew Lan- guage. Sunday Holy Communion will be celebrated at bolh I.ht 8 and 9:30 a.m. services 1l St. Michael's and All Aagels' Episcopal C h u r c Ill UU Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. The sermon topi c by the rector will be "Christkin." The adult program will follow the 9:30' Urvice. The Episcopal Church Women will meet !or a program and luncheon at the Linda Isle home of Mrs. James Knapp Wednesday at 10 a.m. The guest speaker will be William Lrnn, wbo will talk on "Mar- riage.'' 'Dr. D. W. McElroy returns to the pulpit of Harbor Cbrl1· tian Church, Dl1clples of C'tlrl1t, after an extended tour of the Orient and South Paci- fic. He and Mrs. McElroy were delegates to the W o r I d Convention of Church of Christ which met in Adelaide, Australia Oct. 20-25. After the morning worship, the con- gregation will . enjoy a "pot· luck" diMer and the choir will bring a special program of music, The church meets each Sunday at Harper Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St.. Cotta Mesa. Oiurcb School meets at 9:45 and Wor1hip at 10:45. On Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister of the Church of RellJlous Science, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, will speak on "Seeing t h e Invisible " at both se rvices at 9 a.m. and at II a.m. The . Church of Religious Science is sponsoring Thursday lectures at 10 a.m. in the ~·sure World Clubhouse Two. se lectures are free and open the public. "Faith Has a Price" will be the subject of P 1 s t o r Ackerman's sermon Sunday 1t the IO a.m. service at Christ the Shepberd Lutheran Clmrcb, Camino Capistrano at Del Gado R o a d . Capistrano ....... t'ltllllM!lt =~-.,, Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Hearing Aid OJlfHS flll MODIL ,(Net• •f1al MMrf .. AW) ~~~~~~~~- Beach. The Every Member J!.esponse pl'Op'am will con- tinue with a visitation on fellow-members who had not been able to attend last Sun· day's or ·Wednesay's pro- grams. The I 9 7 1 com· mittments of l i m e . talents and treasure will be dedicated on the altar at Christ the Shepherd Luiheran Church on Nov. 22. New members will be received at the service also. The Sr. Confirmation Class will meet Monday at 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Jent.ion which WU h • I d. rectnll)' at Houston, Tens. Judge Walker ii well known having presided at lhe Sirbtn trial . .Early service of Holy Communion will be held at 7:30 a.m. Sunday School cla&1es for all a1es at 9:30. JESlJS •••. (Coatlaaed from Pap f) Jeu and his apo.stles and "provided for them," L&lke 8:2-3 reports, ud t bes e women presumably were widows or married women, since it would be unacceptable in first-century Judaism for' virgins to live wllh men. By GEORGE W. CORNELL NEW YORK (AP) , An.bough national •1tncies of many Ouiatlan denominations have reported recent drops in income, members generally are contrlbutln1 slightly more than before, a summary lbow· ed Monday. Local congregations also are spending a bit less o n lhemae.lves, forwardlna: more on to wider causes. Byt in· flatlonary effect.s have cut the church"' actual purcbasin& power. These r actors were brought out in a rtPort or church finances compiled by the Na· lional Council of Oiurcbes. Based on dala from 41 denominations, it sboWed that their members last year con- tr I but ed. $3,099,489,000 or '99.112,000 more than the $3,000,477,000 they aave in the prevlow year. The new total amounted to 48 denominatJons, provide a f87 per church member com· broad crOIS-leCUOn of C\ll'rent pared to 182.t& the year trends, the tolJI of money before. given to churche.$ \ is much However, because of Jn, higher, since ther€"are more nation, the 1969 dollars were than ZOO denominations. worth about 4 percent less Altogether. religious con. than 1988 dollars, reducing ac· tributions last year totaled tual value of last year's in· $7.93 billion, up 5.7 percent, come, in relative terms , to according to figures from lhe $2,975,605,000, the report said. American Association of Fund member Seventh.day A.dtfiti. tisl Cbureh topptni the 1111. Ill me1nber11 11v1 u afttlll '350,96 each. • Among the major Protestant bodies with a million or more .members. the Presbyterian Church U.S. Southern had the highest per capita 1ivlna -mt average $140.30, per aiemW last year. While most of the money -Raisin& Council, as included in 78.&4 percent -stayed in local the report. ,p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mii congr¢gations to meet ex· The figures show a steady penses, tbe 11.16 percent decline in new church con· forwarded on to national structlon since lbe peak year benevolences, at home and of 1966 when fl.17 billion was abroad, was up nearly 1 per-" spent for that purpose, down cent from the prior year. to last year's figure of $949 Over the last 10 years, the million. report noted, the percentage Inflation makes the decline forwarded on by local parishes even greater in_ actual con· to wider causes bas gradually struction. YOGA is .••• NEW-WOMEN'S CLASS CALL FOlt INFO YOGA CENTER increased from 17.8 percent in As in past years, churches 1963 to the present figure, emphasizing the tithe had the which is 3.36 percent higher. highest average per Capita .., ~. 11"" at, c.... *- The r e c e n t Pentecostal World Conference In Dallns, Tex. will be described by the Rev. Robert Maynord during the 11 a.m. service tomorrow at the Costa Mea Foursquare Church, 1734 Orange Ave. The Rev. Maynord attended as a representative of the Interna- tional Church of the Four- square Gospel, which he serves as a member of the lntema- Uonal. Board. --On December 8th the Youth' Group of the United Cburcb of Religious ~lence will hold a Bake Sale. It will be al the 01urch at 42{1 10th ~t· .. Hun- tington Beach, imn\f!diately following oui-church service at noon. This will be sponsored by Miss Karen Taylor, the Director of the Youth Group and it's purpose is to help the group earn ITlO!ley to go to the summer Retreat at Asilomar on the Monterey Peninsula. The mxt meeting of the Women's Guild will be on Thursday. The Hunllnctoft.Valley Bl~ tltl Church will have as guest speaker on Sunday, Rev. Wes Neufeld. Rev. Neufeld who bas pastored the First Baptist Church of Ducor for several years wUI be speakJ.nc 1o the adult Sunday School elm at 9:~ a.m. aa well as bfinaing lhe morning message at ti a.m. and evening message at & p.m. Rev. Neufeld bu also been ln char1e of the summer camping program for the past thfft years. other services of the Huntington-Valley Baptist Church located at 9 7 7 t Starfjsh, Fountain Valley, are· Youth Hour at 5 Sunday, Youth Happening at 7:28 p.m. on Wednesday, and Prayer Meeting on Wednf:lday at 7:30 p.m. ''By the Numbers" is the sermon theme chosen by Pastor Dr. Cha rles H. Diertn- fleld to be preached Sunday at SL Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road. Ne'Nport Beach at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. Parents or high school young people are invited to meet with youth department leaders at 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon in t b e Fireside Room for coffee and conversation. Some r.robably were wives or disclp es, Dr. Phipps says, adding lhat if Jesus was mar- ried and his wife •were ·sun alive during bis ministry, she "may also bave accompanied the group ." He notes that Scripture Sl!YS the dlsclpleS "traveled and lodged two by two." He also find s inferences that M{lry Magdalene may have been Jea'us' wife, but concedes While the fi&ures, coverlngllc~o~o~tr~ibu~U~onisi, iwiitlitheii~<-04~,~00Q.~~"~"i' ~· ~~~~t~!"!!!"!!!"!!'~~!!-~' . Evangelical Meeting Issues Invitations "oven flemorial park. ?;he Southland's Most Btai<ti/Ml Mtmori41s MAU.SOlEUM • COlUMl.UIUM. • C!Mrra'I' the Scriptural silence on the Evangelical churches and from Pasadena; Manny Chat.a matter makes any iden· organiiations In OraJllt Coun· and Rev. Eduardo LaCaba of tification speculative. ty are invited to a special the Philippine lsland!l. TREES f th WORLD However, if Jesus had not rally to create and prayer sup-'I1le theme or the Conference 0 e · married, Dr. Phipps says, the is "How Can the World' Be ntt: On Fairhaven .A.oenu. New Testament most 11·1<e1.v Port for tbc coming "All Na·:~-~~~~"--~·-~··~,-~~~]_~~~~~;;=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Judge · Herbert A. Walker, retired , and Mrs. Walker will be present at the 9:30 service of Holy Communion at SI. John tbe Divlne Epl1copal Church, 20.U Orange Ave ., Costa Mesa. They will make a report on the General Con- University Baptj1t Qnarclll, 2252 Palisades Road, Santa Ana, will present a film of the college singers from the Cameroons in West Africa Sunday at 7 p.m. The church recently baptized 10 young people ln a candleli&bt service. would have mentioned the Uons" So u th e r n Calilornia fact. since it wou ld have been Conference On Evangelism exceptional and any "unusual beginning Nov. 26 at 7 p.m. at behavior '' is most likely to be The New Temple Baptist transmitted. O:iurch, 8734 So. Broadway, On the other hand, he says Los Angeles. the Scriptural silence on the The rally will be conducted point logically sug1ests that at The west Anaheim Baptist the"lndividual concerned Church, 9501 Cerritos, followed the normal pattern of Anaheim, Sunday at 3 p.m. conduct" with respect to the Rev. Rosa Owens, who particular culture. D Ph· 1 escaped death after being shot r. ipps cites Scrlptura at point-blank range in a 1968 evidence that Jesus was Mormons Hold Ri~s For Elder Isaacson brought up and schooled 11 the Compton robbery, and Mr. prevailing Jewish culture and Georee Samuel, a former that he, unlike the ascetic nuclear scientltt for t h e John the Baptist, entered fully ·aovernme.nt of India, will into reiular soctal life around ipeak at the rally. him, associated fretly wlth Confttenct a p ea k t r s in· women and delighted I n elude : Dr. J. Vernon McGee children. • former Pastor of the Church He first "manifested his of the Open Door in Los glory," J~n:."s Gospel puta it, Angeles; Rey. Abe Schneider, at a wedding feast at Cana, He b r e w • C hristian , radio producing 150 gallons or wine evangelist; Rev. Emmett s.r-,. for the party. racino, American Ind i an SALT LAKE CITY IUPl)- Members of the .hierarchy of the Churdt of Jesus Christ of Latte~·Day "S~nts gathered here Wednesday for ' t n'e funeral of Elder Thorpe B. Isaacson, praised as a man St. Vincent House Seeks Employment With attendance stepped up to 1400 to 1600 men in and out every day, the St. Vincent de Paul Society's MI serer e House, 231 Winston St., Los Ange~ has become an unof· ficial Skid Row missing persons bureau, it Is reported by William J . Carroll, direc· tor. For hundreds of other men , however, Miserere House still is seeking jobs of all kinds, from t-emporary to permanent employment. Prospective employers are asked to call Carroll at 626- 3744, or write him in care of Miserere House, 231 Winston St., LOs AngeleS, Ca. 90013. who worked for "peace ~ jOy in this life ... Services were held at noon _in the assembly , ball on Temple 1'Siiuare fdt! 1bie1 n- year.(lld assistant to the Coun- cil of the Twelve APQltles. who died Monday following a lingering Illness. St.·· Vincent Sells Decor Pastor in Compton; Mr. Stepbe' .Jung, Cbinese ,elder from· '11le Ciensbaw Christian Refonned Church Jn Los Angeles ; Rev. Koichai Yamamoto, Japanese minister Speakers included' President Joseph Fielding Smith, 'his Christmas decorations or all DoWx , •••. first countelor. P r es i d en t kinds are available at a stving Harold B. Lee and Elder Le at the St. Vincent de Paul •I Grand Richards of the Council central Store, 210 San Fernan· 9! lhe Twelve. Other leaders do Road, Los Angeles, lt was participating in the services announced by Edmund McCoy, were President N. Eldon Tan-manager. ll'!!r, who conducted t b e This includes tree lights and services; EJder Boyd K. ornaments, home em. Packer, Elder Delbert L. bellishmenta and window .and Stapley, Elder G o r d o n B. outdoor displays, including HJnckley and Elder Ezra Taft naUvity tels. Benson. A wide selection o f E)der Isaacson bad been a merchandise in all SL Vincent member of the G e n e r a I de Paul stOres a&aills ln sup. Authorities of the Church port of the St. Vincent de Paul since 1948, when be was called -Soc~~iet~y~·s~e~xta~ns~lv:e~cb:ar:ita:b:l~e ~~~~~~~~~~;1 to b! a counselor in the .. works proaram. presiding bishopric. President Joseph Fielding Smith described E I d e r lsJacaon as a man ••true to the faith, valiant in the cause of righteousness, and devoted to the principles by which men gain peace mid joy in this life and pr_epar.e themselves for the glory of the life to come.'•. LAS VEGAS •. Wntwanl Ho-World's LOfl• Motel -1,000 loatM k1Mte" Stanlwt Hoto! & Donl119 New ~M,~4LM YOU'il S4Vl Mitlw11• Sp1ciAJ.: Low•st W hllH RM•sl c ..... , .... -2tl4 ""' ........... 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By MICllUL !ii. llCllNEIDEll TM .author is a San Frand.tco cJ.tctr£. clan, a union mtmbtr for 20 11eors, and · haJ bttn tnvoz..i itc Democroti.c Partu politics. Thir attiCte ii abridged from Tht"CenteT MOQGZiM, pubti!htd; by tht Ct nttr for the SN411 of Dtm<>- cratic Imtftutian.s iti ~to Bf!:i:baro. Ther< la on olonnlng Jiroblem Ii> this country tod1y, the alienation of a large 11tgment of the popullUoa, the white working class. Forty million strong, the white worken form t& )Jµlk of this ~· tion's Tabor force. Attached. lo them ~e the white civil ~ants, the small en- trepreneurs, the shopkeepers, all the peo. ple encompuaed in. ~ 1enn "mickJle America." 'Ibey ~ ~up . to ao . or 10. He ·O~es Too .Much, Has Nowhere to Go . --. . " . ' . .:. less the the so-called adeqU1te at.andard defined~by the ·government. In 1165 the average. lndualrial worker with three dependellla took home •.111 • weelo His after·tuN pay in lMt was Sl7. In ~the electrician's b:a1, In 19'9, the average income ;WU '9,800. ~ owed , on two ltrp cm, <N for ·You uy it IOUncJs utreme; you w9UJd himself and one for hll wile (no public chalkaae aome Of hll choicel. Bure, IOJfte transportation where he Uves In the inner ~. of the thin&s he got into debt for wer, not llllburllis); plus payments on· a powerbollt ne<ieulli01, but in 11?0 isn't tbe model of · fir bis vacations: plua a col« TV conaole a happy American one who ~ a boat aDd three blact-~whlte lets for · the and 'laige cars arid • TV 1et in every chlldrtlt's rooms ; imprealve bills for room! ,Through the mails and on radio dental work for himself and hia wife. aqd 1'V come.a u...essage: buy -!pend His younger aon hu to 1o to San Fran· .., -put it on the charge aocounL cistO from the.:Sl.Jburba three 'days a week . . to o private l(IOOCf>.lm)IOillmeot tberapbl THE TRADE-UNION experience of the (hiS !chOol"dlttrict doealf't hive aby p~o-1whJte. working-class Am~n .uau8!Jy gram). He had to buy 1 car for his oldest, t~·.out to. be v~ry nega~ve. lt IS qwte son, Who goer to a jwtiot college 30 mil~ ~ thi t tf!e uruona prov1~e a fonn of of favor with the ao-c.lled "decision· maker1." Who w111ts to be ·called an elec- trician nowadays? U you are not a com- puter expert, you ore nothing. The worker hu suffered a klll of "'lf-respect. Schools reinforce this km of -self- esteem, since teachers knl>w as litUe about the working class as the mass media do. The only publicity given to workers Is when they•are:oot on 1trike or during such incldenta u ·the recent out· break of "haJ-d..hattism." educationaJ system, and later t o employme.qt.·Howe.ver, it Is precisely my point that, critical as these. needs are., they cannot be met by taking jobs from other workers. · I million. · Tht white worker earns from $5.t,000 lo somewhere around· $15,000 a ,y~4 ., Typically, he has a "!if! •. ~wo chi~dr~ .• house in lo"'1 or the mner suburbs. ff~,11. 0 08; YES, THEY never had it so good." That litany I heir over and over so often from tbe media and-mt middle:. class friends that I almost . believe it myself..:.. almmt. I knew an electri<:ian who quitl1 job where I work (a "slt.ldy" job) after 18 years in order to collect his pension contributions so he could get out of debt -113,000. ~t'l!f~.1oing baclC to the 'hiring ,hall-~ lta intermittent employment. But tor the .fint time In many years be wu.free1of detlta. away (the local college would not accept se.C6rity which meets • legitlma~ peed. him because hb grade.I were too low ind On the oltler hand, worken letl. that the they were 1illed up anyway), and he has ualon bureaucracies, wSich ~ not re- to JllY· tuition 'IJld bu)' the· books becl'fllt s,pohd to them, are iqhwpan a¥ overly I REALIZE there are twice as many non-white Americans W1eJnployed as white Americans. ,t is true, too, that this is undeniably the result of diicriminatlon, not only In the labor marl(et but <tt every crucial point in their llYes, starUng before they are born. with no prenatal medical cart, and going through the To give an enmple: An acquaintance of mine is a teacher. When a less formally qualified teacher was chosen for a more highly paid job becaUJe she was black, my friend was able to grin, shrug her .shoulders, and return to her classroom where her old job aw aited her. In contrut, the man who works next to me on the job faces weeks out of work, with income reduced to one-fourth of bis wages. if he is laid off. H he yields · to demands fru: super-se niority for black workers hi! tamily will suffer -:-really suffer. He will fight for his job before be will give in. Tn effect, these demands, which fall so glibly · from the lips of the secure upper middle class, amount to requiring the least able to subsidize social justice. I don't think ttiey will do it. I don 't th.ink that.in their place the secure upper·mid- dJe-class American would do it either. '' the buffet" betften the ghetlo and the af. fluent society. He owes far too much on instal!Jnent debts on . bis car, applianct!.t . and home. He finds his tax b~n .in- creasingly h e ~ v .Y.. his neipi-. services low or 1nvis1ble, and his political clout diminilhine. . ~it Is outalde·of ·tbe bome1ilstrid. rigid. Hi! i~year-old home needs eitenatve In looking at thl.s phenomenon, t think repair.s because it wu con.structed on a we may forget that these· people usually poorly. filled aite. · find themselves both out of mind and out Bilklll'bll.JPOrtiage and yearly taxes, . . ..· - -Filling • • 1n· as VP Typically , he attended public ichool and graduated from high 1ehool, .which was probably the high point of hi~ life, ai least socially. But school, to him, was . . . . A • 0 le ,, .. raiiy1 .niliysma1failure.11 h..s sold It Ca1i Be . Anonymous Hole_ ·or ctive ut t t him '8J1d hi!·partntl .on the legitimacy of t a system that abused him by putting him , : on the vocaUonal and general education By JllCllARD L WORINOP ···:president in J~fferson's .aeconcf term had Feat influence in Congress· and 1 track, meaning dead' end. .At .1.5 be --UUorlal Researck ~ • tyPlfied the decline of tht vice presiden; became the flrst man in that office ta l already knew he hadn't made it. -: · '-' l'V; Clinlon Jet it be known that he wished travef abroad in an official capacity. He . . · THR07TLE80'1TOM: 1 don't want to . -,. IN TRE BUILDING trades, he ·is tg>Rt bt Vice Presi<Unt. I want_t.o .reiign. to be forewarned by·· ~Rators whenever atlended the inauguratiOO of Manuel that hlJ,job status is being threatened. LlPPMAN·:·Vlh1I don't JIOU want to be they inteoded,to make Jona 1peeches IO Quer.on u President oC,lite Philippines in For at.least 60 years, through the unioM ViCe PTe~nt1 That'& 4 good job. that be co~d be elsewhe_re. 193S .• .. he. was pa.ranteed · an'a-.tmeaureJ 'him:·of • THROTTLEBOTI'OM: It'& -it'& on :Yor . more .than a century afterward. ·Gamer'• successor, Henry. A. Wlllace .1 economic security. It wa easy or. · 1· ' h S h · -· . · · ( ) d k f · •--• f to &el into a union. When he did he had to accout ~ -~II mot er. u_ppo~~ ~ e party leaders used the vice p~1lde11Cf lH_l-45 .• un ertoo ar-rangmg -s or f aerve a Jong apprenticeship, pass stiff~· .fOJf,nd out7• , . primarily to "balance tne ticket:' Rcmevelt .at borne and ·abroad during : amlnations; only then Could, he pciiSlbly -FULTON? NObOdy'tt know! geoaraphically or ideologically. The nadir !lotld War n and was priVy to ·many ·: get a job, marginal •l bist. But·,at ·Jeast GlLHOOJ.•!fY..: Y9u'tl forget it 11ourstlf ·may . have been reached when the state secret!. "'"" .s Truman, who r he WU one. st~ up q>e .l~r. Now he in thrtt months. Democrats in ·1904 nominated Henry followed Wallace, would complain la,ter, 'l sees the clvil-r11hts or&anlzalionl and the : . •· government putting · preuure On the. -Qeorge S .. _Kaufman ond · Morne Ga551:way Davis, 81, 111 the rwinlng-mate however, that he became President upon unions to bypau the apPreiltl~p pro-R11.skintf', "Of Thee 1 Sing" (1931) of Alton B. Parker. The party hoped that ~eve.It's death without knowing that i: gram. or iDBerti!)& ou~-con~ls on • · Divis, a wealthy industria~ist, would this cilunLry was building the atomic ' them f Like the fictional Alex~er Tl'lrot-: lnake a large contribution to its cam· bomb. Truman teok sleps to make Alben ·t A good proportion of the ~tio~ o tlebot&om-in "Of Thet l Sina:,". S Piro. T. hes B •-J ph B W. Barkley (lMf.53) ti'le be.rt informed .. the white worker relates to tiling pnces . . . . :paign c t. ut, u .xn. ose . :~ and taxes. He gell a dollar•n'.ile,.and 7 .~!! w.as anything but a faJn1:llar f1~re , Foraker (R-Ollio) later said of Davi~, vice praident -up· to then -i.n ctnta of it goe1 to inDIUOn. H1i Wifi says, -'-w1'fen-he 'Wtln the Republican vice "Like most men Who made their money, American history. ''Hey, Johni loo~·-~.!'• ~ ori ~around . presidential ~-~lna~Jo~ in_ 1~:· ~ woma_~.. ·~~" ~" to keep jt. ·~ The last four vice presidents Nixon, Vice Presidents on the Vice Presidency "There were hw b1oth•rs. On• ran away to Ma and the otMr was MKled Vic. Prltlid•nt. N•lth•r was "•r Maril of agai",'" -ThOma~ ~·Marshall (1113·21) .. J'n l•ft yov, Lyndon,· lh• Vic• Presid•ncy ian'I wcu1h a pltchtr of warm spn.• · -John Nance Gam•r (1133-.-1) ·- .. •'The office'of Vic• Praild•nt of lh• United Stain 1 I• a hOno~ .•heU-th• rriost IU-conc~~v•d, Poorty defined po1llion In th• A!Mrfcan pOlltical •J•l.•m.'.' -Richard M. Nixon (1153·&1) •·Mr 101• 11 lh• same ~. th• one Yi~• Pr•tlden·r Nlxon"P!areel fer Prffldenl !iaenttower. II la a JHlrl• Ir potltlcal role of being tM partisan 1poknmanltor lh• admlnlstralion Jn an el•clfon'yea1.'' -Spiro T. A1n•w (19119· ) .. -here? We nee<t more monef. H~ 11 cor interviewed at the time by the Mrarru . .• J~. Humphrey, Ainew _have been fused. Herald said lhe thwght SpirO Agn ew Wai· ' ·CONSIDERING THE low rega~d m at Jnst as well informfJCf as Barkley, and On his ~ ~,lthel "!'._~1 bllcksd ' A &afr spray.' Now,· lWo yeau and two ni-.' , which tt)e vi«: pre$idency bas been held • .... • J ~ • ., •• Our MAil IA San f'ra~cl1co -----.. and browns ge_.16 or u~-= ves, an . dur' ost f US hiitory .t '&ht be a good deal busier. They have traveled ·tie thinks BOClety la: aMnc It qnly to·lbem. tional elections later, Agnew is·one Of~ lDI m 0 ·: •. 1 .ml thpusands of mil~t on the campaign trail He feels that he ii ~ ~.poor best known and most controversial vice expected that Viet presidents who and overseas. Nixon established .• vice- and that the welfare 1rdiocity budgets presidents in American history.1 became Pi:esldent bee•~ o.f the death of pr~idential record for .foreign travel by come nff of hia back.' , • • • -:_, -~ . • . t : the etect.ed • chief e1ec:uti\fa performed iaitl 54 countr. · ·ghl So The ~draf( is ~r .. ta~get. of his· ' yirlety, _tbl. show:;l;Jusant11;,?"'spaper, ~~ p)Orty in romce. Inaiead; the eight "1e-v n& Its in e.1 . years. anger. He .believes, ~ 1t ~~ gene.rail~ recently described Apew u the ~tteat cidenlal Presidents" i enerally acquitted far, Agnew has toured Ali• twice. · true, that if you have pull, you don new act on the talk show and banquet '"-1 U •• 1 ,._ . ht all Some students or goverrunent acaue set drfifled · h · all the •. uQuse ves we . .xven o ~ e1g -· . _'I'hne ~ want to ~ recognized, circuit." Ag'":w wristwatc . cs1 are except Lyndon B. Johnson ~-wire ap-. that the vice ~resident's admittedly bus~ they want to bt told that they exist, .and ra'"ge. Pete. ROse of the C1.nc1nnati Reds raised in a ranking of U.S. Preaidents • sc~ule con:asls mostly of make:work not only u a neptive forte in Amencan · wore a Spiro ~gnew T·sh1rt ~Ing the ~m lied in · l9'2 by a group· of 75 pro1ects and that he should be assJgned life. 'lbty ·are nol happy, becau_se ~y 19'10 World Series. A long·pla_ymg record ~. Theod ·Roosevelt and Harry duties . of real substance to Jessen the don't mow. wtsat to. do with the.Lr lives._ called "Spiro T. Agnew -'lbe Speeches ,. nans. ore .. ... President's burd~. They have re.com· They, are iDllCW'e in rpany way_s. And, That Stirred America " is currently on S Truman were rated u near great ' mended, among other things, that he be . they are fearll&l The fear can produce . · th Chester A. Arthur and Andr~w Johnson the hungry i: How It Lost Its Tail • By HERBCAEN •·fury iii .the .._.nee of direction. Given sale. An Agnew dart board. also.ls on e aS "average"; and John Tyl~r. Millard authorized 'to sign documents for the • the pi'eleDt cooditiohs, you can count on market, but the vice president s lawyer Fillmore and Calvin Coolid e .,, "below President Kenneth B; Keating, then 1 · •'--,_ -'de a much ta.-r vote for · hu warned the manufactunr to "cease · g senator from New York , suggesied in SA'N'FRANCISCO -Er-ic (Big.Dad· dy) Nord, who-started the old hungry i with Enrico Banducci almost 20 years ago, says he's acquiring the name~ will open a new hungry I· "soon" orr Kearny in Nord Beach. Actually, it was his name to start with: he ~gan painting "the hungry intellectual'' over the entrance on Columbus Ave. and ran out of paint. u.c.111 w .,....... ·e~ average." the ~e Wallact type of candi?te in and desiat" production of the Item. 1963 that the Constitulion be amended to • , 1972. ' · For the · most part, the aeven provide for tioth an administrative Vice THE AGNEW phenomenon brings. to Presid.ents did a better job than their. -~t and 1 Jegislattve vice THE KIDS OF the lower middle in the mind the rtse to. national prom.~ce contemporaries thought them c8121We or. ~C The f 0 r m er would take order of the 1ehool system have alwaySI'" at.;lllllt two decades ago of Richard M. Arthur, a product of the New York ', ;.u=..=·n•-•·om,.__ n-.-:.1-i.~·~ ••-. known. tblt they don't have much to say Niion, then vice president in the -.iime l.lll ·u u1.: r «::11ucu "lKE 1.1~ Th S 0 ... tty .,.. about anythlna. Tbey have been put down Eisenhower Administration. Nixon made Republican spoils system, proceeded to ,~ii~"FNided over tbe Senate. · NEW TO ME: at inger \NI.In ; m-~ of their lives by their parents, by b · h · b rd · t b I l .... · Joe l.1cDonald Is in Chile; starring if.I a .,.. his 'rnark y carrying t e main u en o surprise everyone Y v gorous Y SUi-· <;..!~ .. S:...' • cloak •n• dagger revolutionary film contemptuous teachers, and by fellow the Republican campaigns to win control porting civil service refonn. Ttiere were • ~ •ryu.TICAL 8CJENTIST Herman Finer being made by Saul Landau , with local "· atudtnta. of Congress In the 19503. Agnew's role In few hint.! in Truman's re.Cord JS se·nator :·'~endea a decade ago · that Qie backing ... That was Birgit NilSSQn, 1be worktr'g fnsecurity is compounded the 1970 election campaign was strikingly 0• vi·-president to indicate he would ~ anCI a Cabinet of JI vice presi· the S.F. Opera 's great Isolde, hurrying · by the fad lhlt he Is among the fif'st ~ similar • ..... • ..._,_ t .• feel the effecta of unemployment. lt JS • become a' "near great" President. ~-~el~ on the same ticket every Into "Hair" la.st nig~t. -a~d no, tha hard for building tradesmen aJready ha.rd The . parallel extends further. The 'Jdm\;;,ean. Some of the vice pre!ident.s love-rock musical wont run forever. It -bit by the. pre.tent economi~ poli~ies-of Republican Party suffered_ net lo~ j n Vice . prt~idents: thus Jeern to •have . a ,.",·..,.... .. the Finer ,.plan, Would be asstan-M--closea Nov. 29 alter 15 months .. ,. U. prernment to see the virtue lD pro-Congress and state governorships in 1954 way of fooUilg Pf.Ople who discount them apedfic departments while nthers would . . · _ ..:.m. thai .. -would not only give and 1958 Clespite exhaustive campaigninC in advance. Agnew offers only the lat&t f»i',depQUe.s f the Prelident concerned FAMILY CIRCLE: When she mar· , • ~ipen priority on-..new job openings by Nixon. An abortive movement to le The who wu' known ° rled Bob De.Bolt a few months ago , · ~ d ( t b •'dump'' N'1•on was mounted at the t"otao examp ·. · man . . , wtlb JIGlicy· fonnulation. Dorothy Atwood w_ as i·ust another over unemployicu tra esmen . e " _. ll the 1961 ampatgn for hit PbHWlphla Plan). but, in order \,0 Republican NaUonal ConvenUon. A pos.si· mos Y in c ' ''dt llM•allo beets proposed that the vice Jimple Pledmol'lt widow With ~"Yen -~ racial balance, would lay off ble "dump-Agnew" movemenl in lflJ maladroit remarks about "fat J.•ps" ~ ·· L, ... t do to r tht Pr . c.hildrin. Since then sbt has.added two ~~ already is.._,~,, di·-···.... "Polacks" did not disanN>•r from view ·" · • · ~ rt ~e . ·~1• Vie1"amese, one Biafran and a Sioux - --In some of~ mass industries ~1• It\;~ ,...-.._ ... of ~ .... 1.-.. f-•~ v'-'lora 1n •· Th' II --.....1:..... • f I redi ted whe he --......... _..\'"6 ... ~.... ~ IndJan chUd to her brood LS wl ex-elYlk'Jih'b pOupl are· dema .. ...,'6 super. -as was . ree Y P . c -:-n i.. ... , "Wuhlnpon. 1be trouble ii that the vice plain why, w~ Bob co~es h9me at ......U, for minority workers in the IN THE END, thou&h. Nii:on won the became VJCe president. ~w , '~ , president lacks an official residence. night, he kisses her and 'then asks • ~ of-"'""r ~f~ th-··-~ by 1960 and 1961 Republican presidential become not only ont ol the J!W>St visible eon-ln l* set oul 'lo .....,vide him a Mrvoualy: "Hi, honey, who's new?'t ·•-'"'"'ID ......... •--l&UCU nominations largely because of, not in · ·de ts ·n hlstory but perhaps •-""" ··-1 ~ 1, I '• .~o.n ·-• •· 0190 more de....., dent I · · vice pres• n 1 • ' ' · ...._ but three. y--lat.er balked at """" -·• --···· .... "' ,..... spite of, his haJ'd.hittlng eectioneer1ng. the t k'Ued lltio today 'n the • ..,..... -· ,.. ... oa...,. pllylical health for hls livelihood Party professionals rememtiered with mos ~ .1 . prac . nu 1 vidlq money to deaicn it -a reminder U. • profeuklnal. Yet in 1970 1 worker gratitude his efforts on their behalf. The •t of political mvecuve. that ·the ThrotUebottom view of the vice t b$nd •the job In California receives 1 Republican elephant's long meniory may The vice president or the,United Stites ~ww...v ii aWl alive and well. 1gm dl11billty payment of 181.SO • I •-f't • r,.---, ADD lNFINITEMS: Mayor Alioto's four sons ilwaya greet him by ·kissing him on the forehead, Sicilian sty!~. That's about the only news I found in Al Stump's piece on Joe in the Dec. Issue of Tcue, which won't result in or»lller llbel auit. TIUI article ;, puf- fectly poltte. II he ts unemplo·.-ri"ht now he a so ~ne i ,,gnew. has many duties but few powers. n ·-· Incle '~-th t ~ r '~ 0 I hou h th Con "tut· · him to · "' • rem r, al>IU, a v ce. , n: !'•• JD,IO a week or lessk, :,~tng · Agnew, like Nixon be£ore him, is A l g e sw l~1req.uu-es pra:Mtency ..:...u an inatib.rtion -lacQ ltt: " Ga ... Income while It wor . 11~ are unusual amono vice presidents in that he possess the same qu-...flcations u • 0.._ • .-.. . _..Mt. 1 ,_ ho bl ha de • ·. . ~-own .con• _.,-.,. · .i~ vJCe •.,. ........ n ~~ . till waDerl w presuma Y ve ma bas established a reputation o~f his own. President, 1t grants him authority only to. ..l,j: . tur 1 '""· ,.,.._,:_·,d t ., 1111 __ , It. -trulb Is, the majority of "-le ., I of ••-39 1 1~ f I h • . ••· · •~ ,crea e o •~ «= fl!\. po -~ .,...,,. ••OS 1.111: v ce pres U"Cn o pres1~e over the Senate, to vote 1.1 .. re m ldlntiat J. F. Mena hu.aaid. '!He bu wbo wart" for a living are not part; of United St.ates have merited only Throt· case of 1 tie, and to Opel) the c~flcates uacUy as much __.;_, ·power, and .,. ., .. • afflumt America Uebottom's modest self-descrtption -j,.1""-.... " 1"' arecllo'! family In 1111mode11.&n. "•nice fellow when you pl to !!no.,. him, listing tbe vote& of presidential electon. ~~I< u tbe ""''iclenl will ~to • SllW'day, November 14, 1970 n. Comment Page Of die De1J7 PUot 1teb to Inform ..i 1tlmul1te readers by ,....,.UOi 1 variety of oom- mutery on topics of Inter· est and significance from Wormed obHrvers a b d .... ••men. ' '"*rt N. w.-, l'ublllher but nobody Wan .. to know him " -. . '---"---der' from mm." lll tbe words ol :Hu,..,_J.1. ~ · His remam1111 .......,... . 1" '' l!lrmjihrey: "Iba, vice ~ will be The Founding Fathers would have been txecutive orders, ICtt of Con&rus and, and ii w~ President wants him to distressed to learn that the vice ~iden-above all, his relaUonship with the bl . , , ...,,,,,, · faitbfaJ friend and cy had become an object of derision. They President. Spiro T. Agnew, like his recent .-vanL" ' · , viewed its occupant as truly the second predtceuars. 1uendl Cabinet meet.mp cltlttn of the Im!. Under the ConatttuUon cond ~a 'memliu ol the NatlOMl'Securlty IUd1anr!I. Nino ll·lht-lln\ Pmldmt Ibey odopled, the vice p...,ldent .,.. to Council. He also Is chairman ol .votloUs 11nce Mutln Vm ·:aunn wlio bu - be the liJl!non nceivirc the llCOnd ri:ecuUve committeea and counclla 1Ad a able to,ua:e the~~ 11 a step. .. ,.,... number of electoral ..ies for member of the board of receota of the P!!rfl41me. lir ol!*. ~ "° vice "'."" President. Smlths<>ni1n lnstltutloot. Of thel poolUOn, -bet_,, VM B-and H'->, Jn. Their concept or thO vice P"'ldency laded quickly 1ft<r the 12th Amtndm , in 1804, required eledon to · 1eparateJy !or President and vice rest- de.nl -an outcrowtH of a tle ween 1'boml1 Jeffenon and Aaron Bu tn the presidential election of 1800. 1be choice of 69-year-o!d Geor1e <;li'1loll to vice ' Vice President Thomas' II. Marsholl IUally oue<eeded to the preaidency m!ept ltlls..lli ,.id k give him "•n op-lhnlugh the death of the elected chlel a- portunHy to compare. hJs fosslllze4 life ecuUve. Whether Afnew will Ute the or. wtth the f01Sils of all.aa~s.•; . flee lo the aame .purpose is a quetUon , aluady being debited. The common.I of TjlE VICE P,RE8,IDENcy •t.a.dlly has Sen. E111ene J. McCorthy (!).Minn.) become le111 fotlillsed sjrrce Marshtll's abou! Apw -that ho 1a· "Nixon'• Nl1- dly. Fr111klln D,. Roooevolt'r lint vlco on" -may be .more apt thin perlilpa the prelident, Jahn NIDCO GUDU !Jt,IHI), leUtor lni.oded. -1, ~ I ~~~~~-~~-~- NOW THAT eoc.:C.la hu acquired Moglft David Wine, wllf the re!uJt be KOlher-O:ila? ~ Gosljner want! to know..And will tbe oew slqcu be '"lblnp Go Better Willi C..te ... and Why Not?" Bob Commanday wanta lo know. I just don't care. THE TALk OF TAHOE• Nsle J-, owner ol Kin&'• C&sll<. dl'oPPinl '70,000 •t ihe crap table.a in lht Ncrlb Sbore Club -l!i!h hiS_own dice! Alla he had complained loudly about the hoUle dice -"How can 1nybody win with these?'' -Jimm~ Hume ond J.C. Jordan, North Shore's owners, Invited him affably enough to lilt any dice he wanted. So be Mnl to Khll'• Coatie for a -· with Ille alortmeallontd lamental>le raufts. RONNY DAVIS, ex-director of the S.F. Mime Troupe, has turned 'drama critic for the Berkeley Barb -and ii off to a slapsticky start. Playwright John Lion~ whose. ''Sherif( Bill" is at the Steppenwolf, took such umbrage: at the criUc's critical remarks that he boUght a juicy·frult~ pie and shoved it smack into ·Ronny's kisser. Splat. THE RUSSIANS, still sea~ing for a Consular site here; had their ·bearts set on the big old Kingsbury (Standard Oil) mansion at Pacific Clnd Webster -but lhe red brickp:ile's present owners, Walter Pellegrini and Joseph Sangiacomo, have decided, instead, to tear il down for a fou r·story apart- ment house. The beautiful young peo- ple currently ~pylng the showplare -a group that includes the rock band called cyoss Country -have ltl be out by De<:ember 1, and a sadder r.rowd of longhairs would be hard to fiDd. THE DUKE OF TORLONLI, here from Rome, and Lady Hesketh, visiting from England, met 1n mortal combat -over the backganllfton board -during a Pacific Ave. party Sunday-night. When the smoke . cleared. the Duke was seen i>ocketmg a 11liable roU of American greenbacks lost by the nOOle Brlli!her. However. this ;, ooly lair: the lluke hlld already poid hls American dues at the 1•m· bUng tables in Las Vegas-a place he describes .. "Disneylllld with diet." •SQUIRMY 'SIGllTEM spotted by Lenort Coutrelle oullide the St. Fran- cia: a ·hooker in • car. 10Uciting p....rtiy, with ·her· UnY baby 01J the ,..1 •iongside her .•. Silly qu<atioll No. 738: now that Playboy f is being pQbllshed In 'llrallle. •W the loldtut nude be printed (n bra r<llefl '· .. - I lo ymy are, from :ance less n for was ;hrug her . her. xt to rrork, if his :Is ' to llack eally :e be ill '° 1pper the :e. I think ·mid· • he "" ;, ' :ht at at he it :or "' rd ~ mt ph to rt· .,. .. ,. nd • ut or fl lh. ta! on 'IY ke •g b "· dy m· !." by 111- ng lie lo. ng Oil • 1 Saturdt1J', Novtm!M r 14, 1970 ' ' .. " ' ' ,. ·- .. ' I • s.H .,.., ~ ... te Alli AIMly, . ·c/•"O.-..·C..·hffy n.t, lox I 560. c.... M--. C.alf • ~----- • DAIL V PILOT 1 I ·( . ' '· .... .. ~ ·-..... - -Y'9UR-IEWS--QUIZ-'- PAIT 1-NATIONAL AND INTUNl,.TIO!"AL Glri 10ur1eU 10 poh\18·•'foi; _:a.ch correct ....... ,. . . ' .. ~~~-.. : ... } :.: -:.. -b _, .....:... 1 lo llleocqreulonll el-llle(CHOOSE ONE: l\ep.lbl!cu.1. l>emocrata) :reta.lned control of the HoUl9 of Repre1autattvea. -I.-· ,.. ·..:.• .. -• • -'\ •• ' .\.._ , .. '·.t~_t . ' . ' .. 2 Althoucb the Beplbllcau made aome 1aJn1, tbe Senato will be controlled by the Demoorat1. True ·or NM? . · ·.· • ' \ ' ' '.~ • , • • t • ' • .I 3,Jlubelt ·Humpllrey, U.1988 Democratic pntideD"' .., .; · tlalcucl1da'9-, 11a1. a v.-s.·auate Rat to.:rtpreeent ·the -~ ot, -·. -. -. ; " · • a.•Artzoaa. ?1-llinanota o--NewM'edoo · The Cltalln9e Rt;•·r·i e '"(tro, .... ,.,on.-·Tillh. t•;nnv •'' '"ittt. .. 4-J lo 111! l\i, I r h1r OWll "llOle for lllWI," T•l1 ~ii w .. tfv ... _ Q1i1i1 h1 th• piriv1cv of v•11r own 11011'11 l\1011 4011't ,.,,111 "'•"' te l•t th• r•1t ef tt.9 f•111ilr •••W--liow you 111•d• out) M4 ... ltew Mu~h Y.•u kfl•W •bout whtt'1 tolrit 011 i11 tht w•rl41 t.491' Deo't a.t-Auw.,.·A · · -· ,. . , IUll,lld, . ) ....... ~ :Maleh word clues with their eorrespollllo lng pictures or •Ytnbols. 10 points !O{ ea.ch correct answe·r. A CHILE ] ..... an:nJ_. con.trot relUDled bere 2 ••••• talk• federll ·c&r1 to nitch . to fuel low in tb.l• pol• ·lut.ant . -.. . MERCURY J • • ~· ,• \ '. •· t ;·" ~ I "•,·~·~-*111"'9,,.-.t .;ieporlodly lo•• · ..u.e.·po1llhlllty of a,'~TJ.l\19-adde4~'·tu ••· ia UJed , ·.~~Europe. A ''talue-add.ed'' tu 11 a kind B 3 ..... this waler pollutant belle'{ed to bo a health "threat .. 0£ ...... tax. , a-Illes 'b-uioome c-customs < • ' ,. . i no laloat llofeu• Deportment figures lhow that ·~rlcan. eombt.t del.U,1 in Viet Nam were~ .... Iowest·tn. fi're yean. True or False?· · . ,., ' ·~ ' . . . .. ,, . ' PART II -WORDS IN THE NEWS .. Take. 4 p0tnts for .each "'!rd ~~ you can matcljjWl\h its correct mealllng'. • · l •• ~.ccm.promlse ...,,r-ree of..<.aubmit 2 ...... cquie1ce ' 3.; ••. amb.lsh s ..... Jl;l,andate \ -ql.deUy !> .. \tack from & hi~ " J>lfoe . .. . ' · · ~ ~e x}fl'-e 111 e d Yiill o! voters d-aettlement by' 1. par-- . tl&l yield.in& on .both &ides e-examine cloa~ly PART ill • NAl,\ES IN THE NEWS Tak~ ·s ~hiis f;;r ,;.,.,eil that you can ; correctJy'matcll With the clues. ·1;,,,:,Yitaepb Motiuia . &·c~~e~ or tr. S. ,. ·· · · '1orce11n.VietNam ~ • .. 2 .••• .,Gerard Sm'ilh, 3 ..... Cre.ighlon t:'iram& ' . _, }).w1.1 electedPreaident of thti Coftco . c-chief Soitet negoU.a• tor ~th• arma llmi- taUon talkt By JERRY BUCK ' crjpples" ·&nd that 'aiiot~er 24 GM c Richard Cardl nal Cuahing o! Bo1torid1ed ' 5 .•••• . . Veteri.na l>i.y 11'thop- "]loriuJ:!ity fot pi.lrtOUo' ·' ·H ... ~ ...... . D . expres.s_lo~ L.?<,, 6 •••• ~ he i?y 'nlna !Jooded nortbeni 'provinCes 1 ...... A n agreement w as reached/ that ended 'thll strike· ef 2 montha. : ' 8 ... ~. Pope··.Paul-..nt'•lllt Asil laie this mOlltb. · 9 ..... Plymouth, Mas&., la fl•rking 350th anni- versary of 1. famous l&ndb>g 10 ..... 1darxi1t Prealdent toot·otfice bere Q UliQ. J HOW .DOYOU IATE? . (S.. &oh Side of Qy\a S.,.nt.ly) 71 tlli IO polnh ... Goel. ti .. 100 po1r11 .. TOP' SCOIE!. 61 to 70 polM• • ftlr, 11 to 90 polnh ... (t.cell..;t. 60 w llllder77? ... H'INll! . ' FAMILY DISCUSSION QUISllON What do you think ·the contrt•libnll. elec:tiOllS •how about the mood of America? JoiO 1ce11 · . "~ ,....,. .. ... wiiw -m'illlon Americans 18 yeln old ModuJ s · · Sta • · WEW YORK CAP)< or older left school wllhoul . ~ . pace• lion r,Televtsknt. thtfmedium some leaming'to rerad. · critics 11ld wdaT! drive people, The program will b e 'PJ d' £ -· · · ,aw1y 11'.Dm bOoks. i' going lo directed at dlildren 7 to 10. a.n. ne or Mi"d-1980s be used to teach school years old, with special em---· -' : .. chlldrtft'tii i'ead. · · p~asis place.don second grade , · ' J.,. -l A 30-mlnute rutting show'lf ; children, -WASHINGTON (AP) EaCh cylinder would be 11 . ~nd~r-.de\\elopment by the , "Sesame Street," almed at Huie cylinders' canied one .at feet in 'dlamet'er and 51 fee-1 Ch 11 d r e n ' s Te 1 evision weschool children. wits said • Ume to an oroirl.i position long. ~ ftttt.a0 ·g0 up wouk • .. 'W'ofkshop, 'Cr e 8 tors . of laSt week by F.ducational contaih power i!Jpplies, com· . "SeUme.·strHt;1• -and will 'be: T.e.sUng -Service ol Princeton, 200 to ~ rt:lUH atipve earUi mul\Joilion,, equipment, pr~ · lhown at II a:m. on weekdays N.J .. tQ have shown 'jthat wlll be put together plecemeal pellinta arxf 1 llfe supporl ~· beginning. nut qct~ ~· . h;levision .J:an be i • er(ecUve . to ··make tl\e' .United Stites' system: An air tock wotJIO a!SC" 1 "Our aim•-~1 .. ~-··de medium ,for Ceaching 3 to 5-.• • -be"-'· • 1 ' ~ -.,. "" ,.~. ...... yf:aT-olds Important simple fl rat 9P1Ce slaUon, tf1e' Na· aem alon on the first trip. '. l<Jd' Jh•l rea~\q& wt11 get lhel]I nd kill " tlollil Aenlnautl<s -1 s'psce .The oecl.1d .Ou Ille woo< 1 better job or that books are tacts a . s s. .1..a-1 1 . theft! lriett6i," 'Safd Samuel .Y, -A 9tudy ls pnder way to ; nu11un Mr1U~ has ~-carry 4., centr1l issem bl) Gibbon crw. senior od detennine the be!l apProach Reunbl~. st,uUle c r 1 ft modttle,·wbjch would link witti ..... pliMtni thelitiOtf .. ~to~ 'to take in teaching readtng. 1lteady on the drawln&-hoards. the Jlrel.~ule a,ntJ ~ out· ~ tMfri bdoked On ~ show nnt Pilot stRmtnt! of the new wouW fm'y the big modules to fiUed with several dockin" ' i·We .,;anr,io ~tfwtruct ~ show will ·be field t~ted by 1n.assemblypoint,whtrl~.; ~to allow more mod ulf -~,.tition In iuch 1 wa · resea~cber11todetenn1nethelr eylil)d#' could be jol~:~• ·~· . ': lhai U.."dllld wan!s lo ,.J· ~!ectiv ... ,,, · olhen to ·make iJnlcit llr!c • •'A-le flight l>linling ur ~ whit'i~on iht tCreen before Jt The show .nn have words final sblpe .• Jt woukl .tak~ actdltk~na.l modules Could a!S(I 1' read 16 hini. Mayti< It wlll llld ... 1enees "" tho ocreen .oeveral 1D011ths to complete bring up eclentllll lo opeult • "be the'Pllh<h'lillO or ··joke, fir l<ir lhe children to re1d. One the llatlOll. thouC'1 five,,,, the, ~ta .or cooducl •arlh hO',...-lt'-ilobd bO!olt-. foatu"! behl1 j:Olilldet'ed Is a .... ll·DMO oompriaille 1 ........_,.pllotccraplllc an<! one e111:·1n the room does .•• 1..flVHtnnule cHrr-hanpr terl•I f\lll crew . COJ,lld take ~ remote • e rtli In I aunieys," ' . ' , . "'' -,. . ·c bbon 'safd' ~., . !bat will uuu.. readlnc In residence after live modules NASA IOld F -. ' ·1...1-. •·-, . ..,i ... , . .. . l ' 1,..~mpUon llrnt way. ,.. . • blned. • ' .. ,,_ Mn-n /UY• '"" ' ·• . , . ls !hal ttie ~I(~ lheg would · Glbboll l&Jd tl>e reodlng .,. com , . , Some. o1 U!t-bulo. modul" · • '' · · want lo u~ .the" skjl)~ show hN lo -be hlply •n-'1le bulkltni block C6ncepl , propooed In c I u d e crew • Tbe.s-:. tiny aniryfa_t~t ~ailed. ·tori_s_; ~a~e_.a: reas~ to e11ewhert a n·d eventuafty ttrtatntna «·"we're .sunk. Our b under stlJdy by NASA .feams quarters, tDlldia.I facllitle:t. look .,.d·th ey ·~on lbelr wpy. :to extln~tion, Super-.. "'!"~ 1'/ro lo bqoks. , lniiiCh'lelli iii !hat thll WllTD< 11 tho Marshall Space Flltll>t 1-iel -..ol sialloo, "Stitious vUTagers in the fungles .of southern India, J .. n.c~ ~y. presidenL 1 more dUflCllll 1udlinc;e than Cen!er, ,Hunl!vilie, Ala .. and galley and 1dlning room. "' h h I · l' lb h d flh , 1 1 or CT:W, M!id llh-t1Um1ltd ~ool ch0dren:-The ·01df:r atthe,Mannt<f'.SpaeeCenttrln \other --.-'ecl1lL1ed com-w ere t • orts ive. wea~ e. •• S"o ese amma ' ~ jh•l 20 mP.\l!>n Cllqdren, or lo , Cl!Ud has col1lt01 o•er the ,., Hoylt?"· Plarp ,i:all for 'i>lll· ·-11. Ealll -.Id ••lib ar.o.11!1.dJh¢Jr necks as love charms. 1t l• •sltmated percent" Iii' An!er11;1•11 public and u he doon't Ilk• it bf will &truction lo a!ar\ a""'1d 111\....JIJIOL..to ta,. .po u ~ 1, that lhC-e are only 100 loris left alive. l' IChool pupils, •• "zi1din1 awilch channtls." e< 19llO. NASA ll!d. ' • . , . •. " I ... ) • J 8 DAILY PILOT S.-turd•y, Novembtr l•. 1970 Beal Es tale Questions •nd Comment By R11ltor R•nd•ft . MC.C.rdlo Housing Gap Scored Senator Says Nation. Falli11g Behind By NORMAN KEMPSTER cnmcbel throughout the 1970s H.s income ta1 and pass the WASHINGTON (U Pl) _ A where housing once again other hall to I.be: consumer in becomes the: wbippinJ: boy in the form of higher prict.s. member of the Senate com· the fight qainst inOatlon," However, the home buyer docs mitt.e:e which controls housing Williams said. "Unle:sa we le&lslation says the United nvlse: our current methods for not have anyone to pass the States is falling behind olber carrying oul economic pcllcy, c<>st on to. industrial nations in providing t am afraid that the housing ''It Ls somewhat of a new bome:9 for Its citizens. He industry is in for more ol the paradox thal during a . period calls lhis "a nationa l same. of ligbt money, middle tncome disgrace." "I can see no inherent housing ls cut back the low income families nearlY,, sen. Harrison A. Williams, reason why the housing ln4 hardest. For example, irl 1969 doubled in fiscal year 1969. D-N.J., called for a major new dus'"' must take a nosedive middle income housing under "' ooo t 18 t On "ln other words, we have effort to close "the housing ,every two or three years. We $25, wa cu percen · th th h d th I 01 been building more housing What are th• rulff of thumb for estimating the , ... turn we .t.ould expect Grl lnYfttment prOl)erty? We wou ld like a formula ttiat woukl give VI at lta1t a hint to ·th• valu. of the property and what would be • l lp." Williams is a member certainly would not tolerate a e o er an • e sa e t "ced '" ooo for the rich and the poor bu • of tbe housing subcommittee depression in our general homes pr1 over -. ac- all •-----d 23 ,.... • the middle income families cf the Banking and Currency economy every third year. tu Y uJUco.x per ...... n~ rt•sonablt rate of rttum. ' B. A. -Coat• Mesa Rules or thumb can be misleading and do vary with the particular lype of investment. Here are some gener- a l rul es of thumb for figuring .Yields from investment property. • · · ' Prime properties should sell, under normal ec<,>no- mi.c conditions. to yield two points higher than the prime interest rate: So, for example, if the prime interest rate, is. say. seven percent, the yield on a . prime. property should be nine percent on the full purchase price before depreciation and income taxes. -Properties with st rong tenancies on 10 to 15 year leases should yield about three percentage points higher than the prime interest rate 10 percent if the prime rate is seven percent. Where you're dealing with second- ary properties with short-term leases to soun~ tena?ts, the yield should be four or more percentage points high-- er than the prime interest rate. With a marginal proper- ty you might expect a yield that is twice the prime in-- terest rate. We presently have e· am•ll apartment buikl~. We ere thinking of constructing another lerg•r epartment huilding. Do you have •ny deta •• to w!'•t tenants ere looking for in apartment1? Every builder/ lffm•, to think thet renters. want different thinfa. What is moat important to thii .tenant? E. R., -Huntington Beech Size location and cleanliness are what renters look for mosl, when they go apartment hunting, acrotding to a field survey of nearly 300 renters. Othe~ impott.ant considerations ipclude storage sp~~e. _on site. lau!ldry facilities: and of c9urse, the cond1t1on of the furniture in furnished apartments. Far down the list (at least for the bulk of nnters,) came such items as swimming · pools, air conditioners or saunas. · . As to their re_asons for preferring their apartment to a house of their own, most answer that an apartment required Jess effort to maintain. LOCATION PREFERENCES: Respondents furnish- ed a variety of .answers when asked what they lilted most aboul the locations of their property. Almost one- third (thete were '}"41 women in the sample) :iver~ pleased that the aparti:n nt was "close to ,shopping: Another one-fourth said "close to work~ . find still another one-fourth listed "quiet neighborhoOd'." NO ISY: Most of the complaints voiced about loca- tion can be summed up in one word "noisy." Another complaint was "amount of traffic" which might have some relation to the noise factor. Noise problems it should be pointed out, were numbered even amOng those who were satisfied wi_th their own individual apartment unit. Most often the dis· turbance came from outside the building, but in about one-third of the c·ases·, it originated in adjacent apart· ments . It would appear that builders and owners should take steps to eliminate sue~ noise .problems beca~se the noise factor is a substantial contributor to vacancies in apartment properties. ' EditOt's NoU: Randall R. McCardlt i! the president of the Real Estatets, an investme-nt analyst, college lecturer, and author of ".Real Estate ht. California:" SIJ'ftd your com-'. ments and quest"Unu to Randall R. McCardle. clothe DAILY PILOT, P.O. B~_ 1560, Colla Mt1a, 92626. Big City Apartments Still Housing Bargain NEW YORK (UPI) -The man who lives in Ofle may nol believe it, ~l 1big-city ' 1partments stfll are a bargain -at least in' terms of the rate at which llving cost.s have been increasing. ~James L. Keating, New York regional manager ror Property Ji,uearch Corp., says he bases that statement on a comparatfve study of rent. and home ownership costs in eight m a j o r metropclitan areas durina the last 10 yars. Kea t ing said home crease in home ownership costs -4• percent. Keating said the "biggest apartment bargain probably is in . Houston where awnership c<>sb went up about flve times faster than rents." The me· dian rent in Houston lat year also was lowest of t.be eight cities, at $89. he said. Chicago rents during the 10- year period rose cnly 11 percent, slower than any other clfy except Houston. Chicago ownership'"'costs also had the slowest rise, at 27 percent, but they ttill Wete more than twice the rate of rent in4 ownership c o s t s in cities surveyed increased between 27 creases. and 44 percent rfrbm 1960 to BEAMED CEiLING AT RANCHO LA CUESTA El Cajon Honie Debuts For Rancho La Cuesta The new El Cajon model home at Rancho La Cuesta in Huntington Beach is now furnished and open to visitors again. Located at Brookburst Street and AUanta Avenue. there are five rurnisl\ed and deccrated models and a sales. information office open every day or the week. The El Csjon is a two story home with lhrte<ar garage, wet bar and fire place and many other features only found In homes selling for thousands of dollars more than the $341398 to $35,700 price. Builder Don Ayres Jr. will finish the upstairs boniu area at no extra cast to early buyers. This allows a fa mily to buy a large new borne and elect from several options for ccmpletion of the bonus area, ln addition to the 81"'cajon, there are other homes at llancho La Cuesta selling for as low as $33,!HO. The homes are walking distance to major shoppia& centers and a variety of service s h o p s . Huntington State Beach and the Pacific Ocean are only 1.6 miles south on Brookhursl. Buyers are assisted in selec· lion of ailcrs, drapes and carpeting by a free decorator service provided by Ayres' firm. The homes represent ex· perience and pur c ha si ng pcwer Rained by Ayres in over 65 ytar11 in Southern California subdividing and building. Timbers Apartments Opening in Forest People who like · a pleasant. one er two baths. The unlb woods-like environment will feature semi-private entranceii appreciate the 1 p e c i a I as well as entry halls, large I.and.scape features at the Tlm4 living rooms, fonnal dining hers, a $2.8 million adult areas with a chandelier, apartment community cpening private patios or balconies, central gas air conditioning, Sunday in Lake Forest, sound-insulatedwalls, Orange County. draperieS and deep-pile shag Redwoods and pines com· carpeting. Some of t he bined with special ' ground apartment.. have woodburning lii:hting ~re used in the area fireplaces. surrounding the apartments ~ Jn addition. the apartments · create the ~tdoor atmospbe e have large bedrooms. walk·in at the 188--unit apartmenl aim· . closets and spacious dressing plex. The earthlone-stained h 1u . · b lld. . the deveJ ment areas wit mlnous ce1h~g.s u mgs Ul op and natural ash pullmans with ha.ve ced.ar shake roofs and a cultured marble top. ahmgle siding, adding to the . over-all effect. The. kitchen~ feature color· Th · tutefull d 1 g e d coordinate, bu1lt·in gas ranges e Y es n and ovens as weU a.s Ba.lanced Powe~ apartme1nts dishwashers, disposals, double built by Fredricks Deve op-sinks natural ash cabinets . ment Corp. cf Fullerton ha.ve rorTn.ica leather grain count~ . one· and twcrbedroom.s with tops and luminous ceilings. Newport Firm In New Office Recretect.s, Inc .. cf Newp;irt Beach has moved to new or. rices located in the Westclifr Arts Building, •7• East 17th Street, Newport Beach. for the continued purpose of designing thematic parks and re<na· tional facilities. Recretects, Inc., formerly was a division of Recreation Eovironments, I n c . . a subsidiary cf Great Southwest Corporation. Currently the firm is involved in the master plaMing of Saddleback Motorcycle Park, Diamond C Youth Ranch, and Universal Studio Tours. Residents will enjoy many curs of outdoor living and din· tng pleasure at the Timbers' two fulJy.Jandscaped recrea· lion areas, including a heated swim ming. pool, gas barbecues, covered e a l i n g area and an Intimate con· versation area with a ga.s fire ring. Ankirk Development Corp., a subsidiary of Fredricks Development, will manage the apartment property. The ren· la! schedule for the develop- ment ranges from $160 to $210 per month with all utilities paid. Models are open daily fr om 9 a.m. To reach the develop- ment take the San Diego Freeway to El Toro Road off. ramp, ea.st to Rocklield, then north to Ridae Route Drive. lllt, whl1e rents rose le.ss ~an 21 percenl in seven of the eight cities. New votk.mttropolitan are11 rents, he 11.0led. rose about 22 <iBillets·~ for Brass percent ctu;rtng I.he 10-year W k S M • C ff · period, but" iiome ownerahip or tarts on arine orps ousing coeds went up almost 32 pen:ect. Thi . median rent In camp Pendleton is soon to informal e n v I r o n m en t Ne• Yort, durina 1989 was be the ho f 1 ( tt• per month, b ' h i n d . me o ~ new sty e o hamwniJlng with the beauty -.t..-o al $181 and San Fran-living for Marine Corps of .. of the country setting. 'Ibe --. flee.rs. A total of 102 ranch · . . cllco 1l fl54. Jn 1980, median style homes are now m the de•ttn aim ~ acJueved by ran· New York rent was SIIO. construction phaie at the dorn placement of the homes. Median ·re.its, he explained, Oceanside base by Leadership preservil:)g er.isling trees and ftl'9 derlftd by applying con· Housing Systems, Inc., of providng' expansive yards lhal tamer pl1ct · indexes for Newport Be1ch. Congress ap-Wure maximum privacy. t'llidendal rents to 1980 census proved the much needed U.• "All the homes .are bting cmta on apattments buill aft.er million 1ppn1pri1tk>n for hous· owitructed oo a tum key I.ISO. ing to Camp Pendleton ill tbe basis,'' noted Bob Briggs, «On a n1Uonal basis, home fiscal 1970 federal budaet. Director ol Processing and waenblp costs -1Dd rents Dnisnated for field and Plann!nc. "Olfietrs and Uielr were pine up al about the .enior grade officers. the tamiltes will be able to move _,. rate in 1970," KuUng thrtt ind four bedrodm homes right ln alter 'fft complete the Aid. '1M IJboe then. rents -lire 1ltu8ted on 38 acres of final touches in April or May a pertfnl 1 ap1Mt 1 s. land, a m Id 1 t 1 lush of 1971." perttmt. '' backaroqnd ol genUe rolliJ:ii G1rden k I t c h e. n 1 are Tbe lhlrpe1t rent increase! hllls. Tht nrew n:sldenct1 a~ featured In the homes and www1ed in San Franciaco. replaciiw 1tl3 converted uni~ furnished with ranaes. ovens, ....,.. median rents wtnt up built In 1943--44 at warthouees. rt frlgeratorJ : di.spoul1 and a percent. The Bay City, Leadtrshlp'1 basic concept dishwashers. Quarry tile entry idaal with Los Angeles. a1'o In planning the hom.,, In-llaors, decoroU•• f~epl1.,.., r-\ for the fastett in· 1 volvt1 creaUnt a privale al)d andj a l1rge two car prace with Jbundant storage are amongl the exclusive features included in the 1paclous residences. "The 64 homes set for field grade office.rs art designed to include recreational a r e a s planted with grass and t~s'." COT.ented td Joyce, Staff Arctiltect w I t h Leader&hip Housin1. ''Homer for aenlor offictrs are more sprtad out with parklike 1ctUng1 beina developed b it w e en the homes." ll Le1der1hlp Howlng Syatema, Inc. ls a fUll r•nge bouslnC developer with a seope of building actlviUes th1U Includes development or sJngle: f amlly homes , ~ngle loJl>lly home<, 1part· menu, moclul1rs. mobile home: parks, and mobile home: retail aalea. .• Co "ttee and the construction o f h&lle been c.aught In a squeeze mnu · "Since government itself ed h · f through no fault of their own." "The United States is falling creates most of the inslability ~fi;e~deiirall;iiiiy~-~·•ii""ii. ~I ;.~0~";;;";;;"ii;g;;;;;;o;;;r ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"I far behind other nations in in housing starts, it has an ad· 11 pmvldlng b e t t e r housing," ded respcnsibility to undo at Williams said. •·For example, least some of the damaie it lut year the U.S. built 7.69 causes." J. RAY CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. Orange County Pioneer Contractor announce the opening of • modern Remodeling Diwi1fon. • new ho°'lng units per l ,000 Williams chided President nsldents. By way of contrast, Nixon for refusing to use a Swedm! built 13.43 units per new law authorizing him to ra· thousand, Japan built 11.89, tlon credit to help the hOuslng the Soviet Unlcn built 9.80, the industry. Williams said the Netherlands built 9.63 and Jaw, if invoked, would "divert France built 8.23. scarce cf.edit from less es.sen· Twenty five years of continous. service, to the public of Orange County. is the best recommendation of our capacity. Last year, of course. was a tial uses into fund-slarved time of the "tight nioney" areas such as houSing." home building slump. But that "Those who have market now appears to be easing and power will get the credlt both the goveinment and the regardless of cost,·• he said. housing industry expect things "A large corporation can Pl1n1, Plan Check by City, City Permits, Nece111ry Cleanups & Haulaway. Financing avail1ble. Call--642-4811 ' Fll:ll ISTIMATIS IY A'POINTMINT to get better iD the next year· i"d~e~d~u~ct~h~a~l~f ~ol~th~e~i~n~te~re~s~t ~o~n~:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiiiiiii Williams ·said the Federal ll Reserve, which decided to fight inflation last year by put· ting a tight. lid on the 1t1pply of money and credit, could do the same thing again and again. ~·It is possible tllat we may have a series of credit Jump Seen For Permits In Newport With a $3.2 million perinit for a new secUon of the: Park Newport Apartments to help boost the total, Newport Beach building permits during the first four months of the cur· rent fi!cal year show a. $600,000 gain over 1969--70. Bullding Director 0 I i v e r Grant reported that 1 1 9. permits were issued during Ocfober with a total valuation of $4,765,000. He said that brings the total for the first third cf the year to $12,630,830, com)>lred with $12,040,330 one year ago. While permits during this fiscal. year are up, the total for the calendar year mitror the eConomy more accurately. They are down by more than $2 million, Grant said. He said 1680 permits have been issued .since January for blµldings with a combined value cf $38,297,000, compa red with 2199 permits with a $44,495,000 valuation during 1969. Grant said the permit for the Park Newport on Jam· boree Road project covers.168 units in Building Four. In add itio n to the aparttnenb, there were cnly 13 other residential building permits issued during October, five for single-family homes and eight for duplexes. ' • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LUXURY 4 & 5 Bedroom Homes Hor•'• '" unm1tchod opportunity to make 1n uomatcheble deal. Th ... From s35 000 ' . beautiful luxury home1 must be sold immediately! Prices are rock bottom. M1ny outafanding features, including: fireplace, ulf-cleaning owen, dl1hw11her, disposal, c1rpeting. Prime location, O!"llY 2 minutes from the beach! Broker Participation Invited . FHA/VA/Conventional Financing Call Now For -(714) Detailed Information 962-5530 THIS IS .OUR NEW ''EL CAJON'' . "FURNISHED MODEL NOW OPEN" 4 BEDROOMS F~MILY ROOM WITH WET IAR 3 FULL BATHS FORMAL DINING ~OOM 3 CAR GARAGES l'las for the early buyer 1 Ox22 sq. ~. "finllhecl" bonus ,_ -complet9 with ALL bltns., basic carpetl119, shake roof & concNte ·dri¥eway · -from $35,840. RANCHO LA CUESTA AYRES HOMES SINCE 1905 MODELS AT BROOKHURST & ATLANTA HUNTINGTON BEACH tU-292' • 961-1 "' 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ·. •l ' .. "' t. ' " ':,· ., ' •" ,11) " "l ' ' ' . , I •I e ~ ' • .. '. . '• " " '"• 'I I ,ii1 "' .,, I . 1 •• I AJ I J :t " ' "' --------- ~lur~y. NO'ltmber 14, 1970 DAILY l'ILOT f . Sagittarius: Don't Rush Int~ Things as Time on Your Side $5.00 •• ART A LA CARTE , $VNDA\'.. NOVEMBER IS SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22· CAPRICORN (Dee. 22·Jan. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mardl 20): IF T 0 DAY IS YOUR on horizon-possibly through Ott. 21): Emphasis on rtla-19): ~1aintaJn balance : be _18): Creative tfforls succeed . Family weUare occupies al· BIRTHDAY you dealre marrlaae. ! J41,...,... ..... By ~YDNEY OMA.RR lions with-partners, mate. Key moderate in eating, drinking .Expre~s, love. Narrow tention . You have have to harmony, but ofte,n fl n d T• """ 111.1t ....,.., iuc:11.v '°' v.u M 'lbe Arltl woman lJ ientaous is to uUUz.e Powers of percep. hablts. Accent on health, Re· ~ communications gap with fQrego some plans, activitles. yourself involved with con-_., •nd iov1, O!"der ,v«ie ... OJNtr'• ud lmp1lltw. Sff will a.ot tlon. Time is on your side. -Be ject uMeaSOnable demands young person. Outline travel Stick close tt home base, if troversial issues, ~I'SOltS. Re--::Oo!: ... ":::i••b1~::.,~" ~ M: c!":: sure of moves. Study various made by relatives. Fullill plans. Circumstances favor possible. New approach to old cent emotional wound Is being 10 orn•rr ,.,1rolotY *'•'•· ,,.. 0A11.v N .. ,_.. .... ·-11A.M.te6 P.M. fAILT toleralt being ilkfJt r • r 1_.!"ss~ib~iU[lili_:es':.. ~Do~n·:• ~rull''~h:... --~b~as~ic~~~U~b~au~·o~ns~·----~·~=ci~a~J ~need~'':.· ______ _l''.'.'rob~le~m~is~nece~s~s~ar~::..· ---~h.:ea~led~. ~1£~•~1.•!!&le~:..•~ne~w~lif~elis~~"~'°~'~''~~·~"'!!1°~,,~.,~c~"':":"~':"':J' =~~~~~~~~~ ..,., ~ Hon, Ntw ~ N,Y, 001!._ _ 1ranted. U you like surpri~s, stick around • woman bom 8nder this iodiacal sign.She is often confustd about love). But she knows abt It IS a necessity. Tbe Aries woman 81m1 high but, at times, set- tles for ten than abe 11 wortll. Then she cou llrougb a &lme of reevaluatlol ud cu kick over the traces. If It Is ez- eltement you de1lre, find an ~lei woman. '. ARIES (M~rch 21-Aprit 19): ~ccent on relatives, neighbors, ghort journeys, Give full play to intellectual curiosity. Re- sponsible individual is trying to give you benefit of experi- ~ncc. Be receptive .• . TAURUS (April 20-M a y 20l: Fulfill c;:apacity f o r ichievement. Don 't be bound by past failure s. Elevate :se1r. Image. Profit and greater hap. piness can be obtained. Break !~·ay from conditions which deter progress. GEl\tlNI (May 21.June 20): Stress independence of thOught, ac.tion. Obtain hint from Tauni s message. Accent fPlritual principles. Cy c I e high; new and important con· iacts are obtainable. CANCER (June 21.July 22): favors--entertain friends. Share knowledge . Be with :stimulating persons. S t o p b rood in g. Appreciate others-and yourself. A wish will be granted. : LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): One Who gave you pleasure in past cZ-Ould make reappearance. Ac· Cent on ho'"' you relate lo tocng persons. Throw off gloom. Emphasize optimim. You could receive surprising offer. ''IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Entertain persons voho hold reins of authol'ity-. -B-e · pleasant, cooperative. You may soon be asking a favor. \.oak ahead. Your own poten- ~al is in spotlight. : LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Good hinar aspect accents journeys, s p e c i a 1 com- mu·nications. development' of individual philosophy. YOll are abl e to get messages across important people. Do so, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You may be challenged by Unusual concepts. Be willb1g to D!t go in order'• to achieve tesults. Nothing is going to be handed you on silver plat· ~. You will have to do your qwn thinking. Oswald's Wife Seeks Damages . : DALLAS (UPI} -11arina Oswald Porter, ·widov.' of :Presidential assassin L e e Jtarvey Oswa1d, has asked a federal judge for $95,000 com- pensatien for 0 s v.· a I d ' s personal property p I a c e d pennanently in the U . S . Archives. Mrs. Oswald contends the property was worth f $9!1,000 when impound!d in 1963 but has been devalued to $40,000 bY damage since. that time. The government valued the property at $70,000 in 1963 and $10,000 in 1966 and wants to l'iimburse l\frs. Porter at the tttiG level. ., 11\1111'' ( OSTA MfSA J EWEL!\Y £ LOAN WH.LESALE OIA)IONDS CiOL.tl JEIHEL.RY BR,\c.EL.ETS NEtLACE RIN DE GN AN!)" REstTTING • ~PP@AISAL.S Tk+E INS EST-TE ITE"'S ou#oF PA\'!NS ~~s CATllOG DEl'f. S2.SO Gold leee Rinll s.t I• 14l You'•• S11n It Ad~•rthed for SJSO.Ot ... • '1-2s "-,,, SHl,-COM'Al!t ••.• us,, ... tl)UALITY DIAMOND AND IUY, .OLD JIWILIY AT ,HAt llNSllll r11C11 YOUf The Ory 011! Rt(. 9lc 5 ti. 49c •1 CUllTY -lasier diaper washing. Soll, disposable. H.elps prevent 59c diaper rorih. .... lk a. Training Pants •1 CUllTT -4 layer center panel for extra absorbency - 2 way stretch for 59c h~l1er tit -com· 1Jit. 111. i9c E. . 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Great· est and easiest war lo show 111 Y6Ut Super a "'''"'98 75 let. 1t4.1S • KODAK 35mm Projectar "Clr10tl" IM 1u1:atil1 Mllct llltln~ • • • trav hollfs up to 80 ilides ••• ~11s like 1 rtcor d, ...: ~tores lik~•book.. •"lf!ll - .. • . ' . . ' j ' • • I} JO DAILY PILOT Saturday, Novtmbtr 14, l1J70 Huntmgten -Hartford 'Dear Love' Deeply Moving Drama t By TOM BARLEY 0t ttMo 0.1" Pl191 Slaff Elizabeth Barrett a n d Robert Browning rorged a love story that ranks in-our literature with such memorable liaisons as Romeo and Juliet, Nelson and .Lady Hamilton and Anthony and Cleopatra:' It was a uniquely sensitive and deeply moving rela. tionship that i n s p I r e d novelists, playwrights a n d briUiantly portrayed. A n d 'mo\•le makers to record their · Killy 's selection from the own versions of the love that Browning corresPondence and first bloomed in London's his uncanny gift for · welding Wimpole Street and died -in us earthly rorm~ _ in tbtl Itajy the prose and poetry into this so dear to the Brownings. very haj)jiy cootinultf gel! I They all made abundant use nothing but the highest praise of the many letters left to from this column. LIVE! DIRECT FIOlll RING$1DE posterity , by this gifted and He was the perfect Brown- heartwarming couple but no ing; boyish and ardent in the the best scenes of the play author, to this critic's mind, opening stages of the rela-right there. Browning con· has used this material to tionship with that longing of stantly implqres Eliiabeth to greater effect than Jerome lltt!: lovestruck male for the name the day and when she Kilty in his "Dear Love", the petty misunderstandings that does she also, 10 his astonish- current attrat.1ion at the Hun-v.•ill allow him to lash himself A KNOCK OUT DOUBLE-HEADER ON THE BIG SCREEN! CLO SF O C IRCUI T TV WEDNESDAY, NOV.18th tington Hartford Theater. with regrets and remorse. ment. steps up the pace to the Killf, takes on the rote of Later in the play he just as point that the bewildered poet· Browning in this incredibly skillfully becomes the devoted, scarcely has lime to consult beautiful play and h Is care w 0 r n Browning: chan-the railway time table and DOORS OPUt AT .. -00 P.M. 15HU8 lllllllOIYIBillTCllAlll~P FROM DETROIT AT 7:30P.M. JOE BOB . FWIER vs FOSTER a Elizabeth, thanks to an in. neling his love into prolonged plan their departure. \ spired piece of casting, is and dedicated care or the superbty played by Myrna Loy woman who never really en-It is all very beautiful, J·oyed good •-·1•h faithful in ev"'rv WJ!Y to U.. who has had no more il-l~ • • -~ lustrious or demanding role in Miss l?Y is equally s~perb love slory of Eliiabeth Barrett her many years on stage and as the Elizabeth who v~hantly ~~ ~be~e B;:~~ ~tho~ before the movie cameras. thro\vs off "','hat we believe to· AND ' FROM NEWYORKATG:30P.M' IRISH '81111E VS UMEATEll GfOICE · . . . {day was mamly a menta1 form sincerity and pathos that Miss Loy and Kilty are quite of invalidism and overcomes reflects most creditably on alone. on sta.ge for !he full with wiles and whimsy the th.is gifted cast. · KIRKMAN FOREMAN duration of this _absorbing pla_y restrictions imposed on her by It has been a Jong, long time and both bring tG lhei r a stem and disapproving since this reviewer spent such reconstruction Gf the Brown· father a rewarding and memorable ON SILE WI OATS lf!ER 1 PM , ing·Ball'ett letters and poetry \Ve have, perhaps, some of evening in the theater. an uncanny seqse of a'real ---~---===~------------­ DI SILE SIT. & SUN. AFTER 11:3111 perception of the couple's uni· que relationship and the feel· ing -at least from this reviewer's seat -that th is classic love story has come tG mean a great deal to them. They created at times an in· tensity and emotion that was as infectious as it was " " Penny Pincher Ad s Turn Sen se Illto Dollars 1',,.., -.. It's all here waiting for you. For singles, young marrieds and adults of all ages. Now at Park Newport-high on a blull overlooking Newport Bay-enjoy the ultimate in apartment-resort living. Imagine seven swimming pools, seven nighl·lighted tennis courts, bicycle trails, 16-hole putting green. A $750,000 Spa with whirlpool, saunas, massage, cond.itioning room, Olympic pool. Graceful trees and landscaping. Subterranean parking with elevators-no carports. Even a chic shoppiiig plaz{I topped by a 60·1oot clock tower. The apirtmenls are smashing. Every one has an all-eleclric kitchen, carpeting, draperies: private patio or balcony. 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Swiss said. •·Jn our country and sweethearts they motor censorsh.ip ls le(t up to the across the frontier into mwticipality. Mendris!G decid· Switzerland to buy low-priced ed to allow such shows. cigarettes and chocolates. But perhaps for tourist reasons .. After the show the Jta11an men bead for home, each with his cartoa of cigarettes, his box of chocolates or his bag oC cheap coffee. every night the_parking lots in "The Sv.1ss get bored with front of the theaters showing nude movies are filled with can from Ilaly. One mecca is A1endrisio, a resort an hoor's drive from Milan. A theater there offers two screenings nightly of such films as "Count Porno and Hi s Beaut1es" and the pseudo- scientific "This St ran 1 e r . Your \Vile." Th~y'd never get past the censor in Italy. "The Italians are our best clieflts," said the manager of the Mendrislo theater. "They really appreciate our movies. The films aren't ac· tually pon1ographic. They just ofter all nude scenes which are not permitted in Italy. It's the attraction of the forbidden that brings the Italians here." Most of the nudie movies are made in Germany and have Gennan dialogue and Italian subtitles. Residents of Mendrisio say their town and another border town, Agno, probably hAve the only nude movie s in Swit.zerla11d. J ason Signs HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Jason Robards signed with American InternaW>nat to star in "~lurders in the Rue l\1orgue" in Paris a n d Barcelona beginning n October. ' Ci"'91 C. kon "PATION" !GPI WM Nlthts-7 a11d 10 p.11t. S1111dey--ca111i111101n I p.m. ~do JO Wf'Olf 11.t.OI •• •t l~o eRll•- t• loh•-• l;~• ltlo •• 0 1. J.11~ Geor9t !l.e11llecly IN "ZIG ZAG" ALSO ~ICKY 11.eac:h Marl aH Hill "THE TRAVELING EXECUTIONER" RWHARD <1:.1> BURTON GENEVIEVE BUJOLD 1*<rt..:r~- ·.1~~l!IS.llll:11Jt!, ~. 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" •.• · ,;,_; "DODNILL RICER" ROW AT l'OPllUI l'tllCEs- REIJ,0 ,DOJJ.Jf ' al.• Ir mt• ;..Q.llJ X\'I Q11Utt FCI "i:st\IS ... lllW SDEISUD ,* ·AlSO- "INE 000 COUPLE" -' r • - • : ' -« Ana1'elm Offering r-:: Sl(ljfdj~, N.-w 14, 1970 Few Lett Now '··'··:•~il,·--------- DAIL v PllOT JI "' ~ ~Cactus Flower' Ah £01~ the Days ' Enjoyabl-e~~lny Of Radio Sports By TOM TITUS 0t tM tHlllJ l'het Sti ff Despjte~the popul arity of the Broadway 11lay as a vehicle for Lauren Bacall and the movie which reaped an Oscar for Goldie Hawn, "Cactus FltJwer" remains, at least in this view, a thin, trifling piece of theater which would appear too technically tricky 'fQI' com. munity groups to tackle. Nevertheless, the recenily o r g a n i :z e d Ana-Modjeska Players ol Anaheim }Vl'ing very nearly the maximum amount of enjoyment out of this rather hokey little comedy thanks to some high caliber direction and a handful of ex· ceptiot1al performances. It is, in spite Of itself, an en- joyable play. It was quite possibly the least: impressive production of the Laguna Moult:Gin Playhouse's 1969-70 •ason, yet its audiences veted _it their favorite. Playgoers also will come away quite enchanted with the Anaheim version, which cloaes a brief, t h r ee-performance engage- ment ~nighL Director Karyl Gonzales demons\rates a fine affinity for gettlna to the comic core of her mat~Jal, and this is the uving grac;e of i.he Ana-Mod- jeska production. The.re· are Ana.Mod jeska Players Meet The genersl ·membership meeting of the Ana-Modjeska Players will be heltl -Tuesoay-, Nov. 17 at the Anaheim Art Ass o ciation, 2660 West Broadway, Anaheim. at 7:30 ·p.m. Highlighting tho _meeliag will be per.formuces by the adillt acting workshop under the direction of Mary Rigney and the youth th,eater workshop directed by Karen Meyers, ' many scattered belly laughs throughout t h e exhausting length cf the show which are underscored with pieces of im- aginative stage business. thus retaining an upbeat effect and keeping one's eyes from the clock. Taking. in effect. the title role of the plain looking nurse who blossoms into a tiatural beauty is Nancy Briggs, who turns in a sp lendid performance. Miss Briggs is .llklroug.hly attuned to 11er role and she handles her character with aplomb and empathy. Less successful ls David Garrison. who is strong but overly stagy as the Playboy dentist trying to go straight. Garrison's reactions to the succession or absurd situ1tioM are almost farcical in nature and his performance indicates a lack of both subtlety and dimension. The shining jewel of the cast is Marla Small as Garrison's kooky mistress who demands a showdown with his nonex- istent wife, After a shaky opening, Miss Small settles in· Now 11'hat? Arguing oVer what to do with the ''body" of Lois Wilson are Ray Scott Cleft) and Rick Gunst. while Kathy Ladd shows compassion for her "victim" in a scene from "Everybody Loves Opal," opening next weekend at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. By RICK DU Bi<OW HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Anyone who gi:"ew up bein& mesmerized by the fabulous word magicians in the heyday of radio sportscasting is pro- bably hooked forever on the games men play. The pr9Cess gol intc> the' blood -an early catechism, a1 permanenl litany. Twenty.five years taler, you sit on the beach of a little P..1exican village, a million miles from your childhood. and when the new11bcly comes by with the English-language Me1lco City peper, you grab it and look first to see how the Dodgers did. to her role and performa with a delicious sense of liming and N · t I • w k polish. ••hihiti•.g • particular· o s a ri I a ee ly attractive nan-for mimicry. !it nte, sportscasters, to me, are leas important. and less colorful now becawie there is television, and the ability to Ste the picture oneself eliminates 'the n~ for much of the Imagery of the word magicians. Only on radio, with remarkable sportscasters like baseba.11'11 Vin Scully and basketball's Chick Hearn, dc>eS the craft still truly thrive, a reminder of the glory years and gifted ga:bbers. Growing up, one expected - and really .wanted -the em- broidery of a Bill Sttrn, the drama of a Ted H41ing, t h e Fred Brown as h e r erstwhile pursuer Ls effective but seems limited in hiB at· tempts to achieve a definite characteri:zaUon. Not so,Ji'red Basom as the deadbeat pa- tient. who takes a strong com· ic grip and hangs on with authoritative understatement. Mary Pickfort) Recalled Other excellent supporting performances come from Ruth Smithton as a caramel-cftew- ing fash.ion plate, Paul Scop as a Latin lothario who fears no man except a dentist, and. in a lesser but quite effective role, Charlotte Folkerts 'as the dumb blonde sexpot perfectly --paired with the diminutive Basom. ~ By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD CAP) -It is bil led as "The First Major Tribute to Mary Pickford and Her Films,'' and it almost didn't happen . Nevertheless, this w e e k the American . FUm Institute will 11creen Mary Pickford movies, dating from 1917 tc> 1929, at its headquarters ln Washinif.on , D.C. 1£ the Sta~ hadn't exercised her female prerogative, there would have been nc> tribute -ne1t month The difficulties in moUnting or ever. a multi-set show are solved "It's true -I wanted to . quite nicely, and 'economlcally, burn all my pictures," Miss by brightly colored, fraiimen· ·Pickford-admits.-!'( thought tary backdrops borrowed from they were of ini.ereSt oi\ly to another theater. Lightihg is my own generation, and I well handled by Ed Clar:y. thought succeeding gener,a- "Cactus Flower" will .Jpake tions .would only 111ugb. at a good many friends f?k the '.them.· ~ , 1 Ana-Modjeska Players r~ its ~<eut' f was pe~atd t11at limited run of three stailngs. they were a part of the histpry Only a si ngle performance re-of the Americ~rl filril, so I mains, tonight at 8:15 in the changed my mind." Ebell Clubhouse. 244 N. She and her assoctale, Mat· '!Shrew" which was her only co-starring role with her equally famous hu s band, Douglas Fairbanks Sr. The Pickford -films might seem naive to today's au- diences, but they were im- mensely popular with a gentler generation. The stai: specialized in strong-willed but utterly feminine young ladies. She hasn't changed. At 77, she sounded as firm-minded as ever as she spoke on the tele-- phone from Pickfair, the hill· top mansion which was the center of Hollywood soclely for decades. She has been con. fined to the house for the past year or two, combating a number 0£ ailments. Trial Play Gets Change Of Ven.ue The murder trial of Karen Andre has been granted a change of venue. T..o be more specific, the site of the Irvine Community Theater prOOuctlon of Ayn Rand's courtroom dram a "Night of January 16th" has been shifted -again. Originally scheduled to open al Ne~rt Harbor lligh School, the show was switched two weeks ago to SL Mic hael "J'm feeling Stronger than nd II I "h ch l an elephant," said the petite &i~n~ de~A~\er~-~ ur n actress. "But I'm self-in-Today Richard Dow, presi- dulgent. Buddy (Rogers, her d of ,,_ thea husba'nd) has been .lellina me ent "''"1l ter group, al)-eo nounced tttat the play, wblcb lhat the M8yo Clinic advises opens next Friday, will be exercise for people like me. staged in the Studio Theater.at Well, I'm going to try. But I U<;: Jrvine, Which is being don't think l can go for that vacated by the university matchlessly Intelligent colOI' or a .Red Barber. for they were die only picture we. had unless you actually attended the ' game. I remember being mesmerized for c c> u n t I e s s Saturdays by the anMUncer who did the University of Pennsylvania football game.'t J was a Penn fan, and each Saturday afternoon I would buy two sandwiches from the n eighborhood delicatessen. take them up to our New York apartment. lock the door and remove the ph<>ve .from the hook so no· one could bother me, then settle down all alone by the radiD"for the game. I never attended a 'Penn garite. I n e v e r saw Philadelphia's Franklin Field, Where the home contests took place. But to this day,pcause ()f the exciting radio accounts, I can almost hear the descri~ tion of the backs going thrc>ugh their plays ; Cannen Falcone. the blocking back in the old single-wing; Tony "Skip" Minisi, a deadly lcft- handed passer. I could t e 11 y()U the other backs too. SPECIA~ JUNIOR MATINEES S1turd1y, Nov:r;4 •I 12:30 ond 2:30 Sund1y, Nov. 15 12:30 only , ROSS llU!ll(R ,..,....,'°' -AIR PD RT I m UNCAsiR. DEAN 11amN i ~W SEIERC •JACQUELINE BISSET, , _. "'*•. n-..•. """"'*ii•·•• • .. (i'j) ··--~ ~--.. ~ =m<&.~=~·;~it:=-.~ ' Pl111 211d Hit Oowld H•~1111..­ So11111•tho 'lfffl I• 'Tl!e Wolkl11t smi:·• 19tff ., Show11 fo, th• 111 tiMit et R"ular ''I'" Walter Matthau Loui s Armttrong .. 'HELLO, DOU!!' IS A SUPIR·MUSICA •~ .... I . . ~ ........ .. Monte Wal1h i(what the West ·was all about. 6'h AND FINAL WEEK I ENDS TUES., NOV. 17 BAUD STREISAND I ~EANNE MORJu ·JACK PALANCE 2nd FEATURE "HOUSE OF DARK SHADOWS" -.. Helena St., Anaheim. ty Kemp, undertook the ___________________ ....;__ restoration or the 1µtns, ·and joggi ng ,'' She said she won 't be able lo drama department in favor ol a new rine. art., complex. attend the Film lllstltute Production dates remain the tribute, but Buddy wlli serve same, Fridays and Saturdays as her representative. Dofs fo r three-weekends, closing she have any favorite films? · Dec. s.' For inform ation and .. they will be shown 'i n Washington for the first time in their renewed staie. ,In f!l ct,' except for a tribute give n to -Miss PJckford-.by the . French governrOent in 1965, t h e moviea have rarely been shown since their in i t i a I' ·~Ob, L liked-~addy-Long-ffi'efVitiQiiS,-ciill 833~793. l.A'!gs' very much," sh el---~-'---,;::::::;:::;:;:;O::::=:;::;:::;= Beat'ing D~n ,• ·, Richard Dow as the district attorney .Jrills' murder ·.defendant Mary ..Q_sborn _Jn a c!_ima~tic scene from the Irvine Community Theater drama, "Night of · January ii..16th ." openi'ng Thursd~y in the Studio Theater It UC Irvine. {See•tory; this page). -'-~~~-11 PO.RT T'HIATRE PH6Nl.6J3-6260 CORONA DIL MAR • release. replied. "And 'Pollyanna' and l 'Fauntleroy' and 'Poor Little Rich Girl.' 'My Best Girl' is a special favorite, because' Bud- dy and I appeared together in Among the titles : ''Poor Lit· Lie Rich Girl." 1917; "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," 1917; ';Stella Maris.' 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Wa-11-to-wall carpeting throughout· the house: -Hand-crafted fixtures and hard}Vare. Completely fenced backyards:{Jnderground utilities. Complete elegance in a country manner. .. it's not gorng to last. Park Yorba Linda Come look',us over. The sooner.the better. Park Yorba-binda -from $2'499.0 to $35,990 -~ • ' • • • • \ -• " . . . . ' . ' ' • • ' l ·' '. FHA, VA, CALVET and 'Conventional Financing A lOlYfl CORl'Ol'l.lTION!J H SNVOf.11 C0M'""NT IHVIAOHMlNli'll OlMMUNTY. , > • . • ' . • . • -' • • .. . - • -· , ' - • " • Satvrday, Novtmbtr 14, l~O Rams Te·st · ·Namathless DAILY PILOT ·i· Jet~ . . • U~I T•lel'flolf 'JET~' CHUCK MERCEIN (30) RUNS AGAINST !µMS SUNDAY. On tlt~·Tahe . ), P'urdue .Tests OSV; • 4,9ers Meet Holiston , . Ram football fans will have an O"-c11emp1on11111p, t•Pld seDt. 17 11 1111.,, l .I. 1 . . . •• t' ·' ll•fl\....Cn t'!L -!tA,MS HIGHLIGHTS .-Fllmlll po~lfv 'io·&~t a •Qinp~. of the ~ , tliQl!l totlts of IM 1t1mo-All•nl8 F11<;0n1 01m1 .. }!"..~~,. r_~ .... ~ .,. ·• .-J. 11.D\.~<Sl f;:L . ..-aox1NG -Two 11~ rou,... franf'1st0 '4:rers-agatnsr · tbe·-.Ho • -~111 it'."" ,,. ""'" ,._,, ™'ur1i;: Oilers ~ore depa'rting' fOr the Coliseum 'sc . 111 ~~o~ !1~=:·~:.=r-~11~'1l:.n • • Oll~•rts 'IS. Cllucllo C1$1U!Q _lll,MnMm~llllll -lhJ1 Sunday afternoon When Channel 2 J>rmgs f)&f'll lw!ld 11 1111 Forum, 0c1. 1,. • th h t It • I k IO:XI P.m. (10 CL -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -e game· ere a o c oc . Tiie c.1 srer1 tLPr19 ae11c10 ""'' . .,..i trietr -rtul Th 49e. h If . f t r •\Inner Lton 8ur115 "'"' 1119 c11 Sftlt tlol 411CM!es) e rs are a a game in ron o . D;abtos In • PCAA game. T•Pld Thurldt, l!lfhf. ·. the ~ams in the NFC_ western Divlsi~l ·11 1.m. (2) CL -SURNC"FboTflALL . -T &In and Jf each keeps on winning. the Nov. 29 Fr•nc:lsco .fler1 mtt• 1~ 81rerl 11 Hou110n. ul°i:L - ill d ' di • • ha NOTll:E DAME HIGHLIGH S -Hlollllfhh If game w etermme a v1smn c m-s.run11,'1 c_.011 T«ll-Notre 0a,,,. 11nw. . Pl.O" '{:·m. (() CL -PRO FOOTBALL -The Olkll/ICI "· 11:1 e" v1. Ille Broncos•' otnvtir. Tod • II f h. 4 p.m. {-) CL -JOHN •McK,t1iV 11.-ALYSJS -ay s co ege game eaturts 0 10 co-•cr. Mck., dllCV1se• r~ ucLA '°"""'n .iom. S d Pu d ' B' lash USC I next OIWIOnf"nl. "(I) CL -COLLEGE FOOT· tate an r ue m a 1g·IO c on IALL --Th• UCLA BrY!nJ ,., •• , 11'141 W•llli"ll!On Cha•net 7 S(aJ11'ng at !Q·t5 l'lll'lllJ11. Ta~ 51tU<"dlV In Se11ttt. 111 Cl. -" · .-· CiOt.LEGE FOOTBALL -Hlvhlithll of 1fl4i -.k'""'' --..1.rL addilion-i~ the 49er-Houston clash, 1~,:~J~3Ue!nc1ucllng s11nJon1-A!r .Fora •rid 0!!10 lh_e Oakland Raiders and Denver Br1oncos '· ".m. (Fl CL _ ;.R~0r&\"eALl _ 1,,. 51 .. Loui. will be seen on Channe.l 4 at 1 o clock c..n11n111 me• 1111 c.,wbcl,1 11 0.1111. Stinday in the other half or the pro grid ' Joe Namath bal turned to the dlspoo~ lion of dolls beariq bis fadal _.,. blance and the New Y«k Jeta are floun- clerlnl around In the cellar ol the Amert. can Conference Eastem Division with a 1·7""'11'<1. 1be Namath-le• Jeta move lakl the Los An&el., Memorial Colilewn Swlday IU' a game with the second place Rams of the National Conference Western Division witb -tlckoff-ar t--.-o'cloct before an el• peeled packed house. 1be game was a sellout before Namath was injured and placed on the Jet future list several weeks ago. While the Jeta have their problems with 11 injuries marring the seuon to ~ ' Sixkiller Takes Aim At Bruins SEA1ThE (AP) ~ The Wuhlnctoft }Juakies ,will be delem{ve~wben they fa(!e the University iOf California at ' Los Angeles ~-.this , afternoon, defensive because UCLA's B~ hive a rusbing tdvantage. . · · . tlut· it's the Hmlcy Homecoming -a special one tfils time since it's the first lime Washlniton's 58,000-seat stadium has. been sol!# out six days before-the game -,and Jt~1 alao the HuskJes' turn te win. , - Coach Jim OwensJsn't relu:ed, despite the edge. his Huskies could have in apirit due to the festivities and the Jongtime rivalry. · · "I wO&J].d ce(lalnly like some sort of edge on UCLA," he uys, '4but I'm afraid that is impossible." Hi.s prediction: "a very even game." UCLA coach Tommy Prothro hu three tailbacks who have carried the ball for a total of 1,036 yard& ftom scrimmage while the Bruins won five of tbtlr eight game1.1 By contrast, the Huskies have marched only 933 yanls !"bile compilinl a H recorfl.. ~ Sonny.• Sl.1lti1ler, ~. ace Hu 1 k y q_uarterbaey::, wJio's Judlri.g the nation In pus C<\l"llle\IOllS, -d balance the , staUltie coluiilns • · btt by addinC aerial yarilqe. , , • He bal a . ......, tcilal of 1,770 yards going into· i:.~y·s-contest anil law 'only 77 Of~ ~school l'<COrd, satnler .aJso · hal-' toued n i n e · ~Jo far ~•:.,Year. However, 111• uru1n attidt 11 ...U.bltanced. an<1 ~ HuUJes haft· been vulnerable ·on the ground, Jlieldia( 11>-.. nu.op the sealon. · Key Bruin carrier Ia .Arthur Sims, .-1- foot, 190-pound senior who bh rambled 453 of UCU 's yard& Ml the turf. Neither team bU· lost to the other at borne since 1961. The Bruins won last , year, 57·14 at home, and Washington hopes ~ coin Will turn up with 1 Husky bead o• ll bete · ' ' A ·posaij)le boott ls the 25 team captains the Huskies will have - a traditional move giving aeniorr .. rary tiUes. On.- the otMr haDd, ~re:r· tbe adage about too ,...Y CO.U st>Olll!>a .the broth. • picture. - Mon~ay night's TV special finds tbe St. Louis Cardinals invading the lair of the Dallas Cowboys on'Channel 7 at 6 o'clock. 'For variety, the Wide'World of S'j>orts l22·109 Triumph ' on Channel 1 today at·4:30 will feature the world gymnastics ctiamPionships and the world figure eight stock car cham· pi0:nships, both by tape delay .. Boxing will get its turn .Ulnig!ll at 7 on Channel 5 with Mike Quarry racing Enri- que Villarreal in the main event. Ruben Olivares and Chucho Castilla will be shown by tape delay in their world ban· tamweight fight from the Forum, Oct 16. · ·TOOAY l!l;U •.m. ())CL -COLLEGE !"OOT811.LL -Dh•o Siii•'• 8 UC:k•Yff m"I the 80Utrmak1r• 04 Purdu. •t l1l...-1!11. Ind. 12;30 p.m. {11) CL -Dll:AG RACE -H1Vh!i9hts or the 11~111 1nnua1 Nallorl1J Hot ll:o<I Ano<:tillon world ltnals, hflcl I" De!1•1 In OClltblr. Action It cov-erW In leur lop ci.ssn, AA Ivel dragit1!r•, funny c•r!i. J)TO 1!0<k.,1 anO '''"" tllmln1tor1. J:JV p.m. Ul CL -OUTDOORS -Jullu1 e.or111 1!1•111 llM Rockert!ltr Wlldlllt ll:f"IUO•• llffr 'NI'# • Orll'lllS. .. ' olo.m.".t5l CL -PRO FOOTBALL Hl014LtGHT5 -141altOonh of !•11 w"k9f'Ml'1 .. ""'" ,1ncl\ld!ng t1'141 A!lllnT•-loJ AC19eleJ R1m1 OllM. • t:30 P.m. rn CL -w1oe WOii.LO OP. Sl"ORTS - S~lllOuled 10< 1/lcrwl"ll ••e '1111 tiollrld '[mN1na chtl'l'ltlonshln, t""4 Od. It •I l111>Uan1, 'ruoosl1vl1. AllO tl'l4I WWlcl flgYr• elt,M-Jtoc.11: ctr Bench Is Sing.er CINCINNATI (AP) -Johnny Bench, ca~114?r for the National League champ- Joil Cincinnati Reds, has launched a ca~ reer as a nightclub singer. Bench made his debut Thursday night at . the Inner Circle near _the ·Universlty of: Cincinnati singing "Show Me The Way To Go Home," which he sang during "Count Music Night" at Riverfront Sta· dium befort a baseball game last sum- mer. ' Lakers Crunch Detroit; West, Goodrich Star INGLEWOOD (AP) -.Jerry West and Gail Goodrich with 28 polrits apiece led the red~bol U:ls Angeles Lakers 1!l a 12·2- 109 victory over the Detroit Pistons Fri· day night in National Basketball Assoc.ia· tion play. Wilt Chamberlain also contributed 24 points u the Lakers put the Pistons away • midw~ through. the final quarter to win their seventh game in Ufetr last eight starts. Dave Bing with 20 points led ~ Pistons who absorbed their thtfd· conse- cutive loss. The Lakers ,got a hot-Shooting operitng quartet from thamberlain but Steve Mix and Bing kept Detroit eve n with the · Lakers -at lhe end of the perJOd of 31 apiece. Bob Quick and Bob Lanier got the Pistons moving in the second period and ofri"et a fine shooting performance by Rick Roberson as -Detroit grabM:~ a 6W6 ·intermission advantage. Jn the third quarter, guards Goodrich and West pumped home 2.S of the Lakers' first 26 points as Los Angeles grabbed 1 90-88 advantage going into the last period. The backcourt duo teamed with ~ Chamberlain midway through the last period . to give the Lakers a 109-97 lead with a little over six minutes remaining. In other NBA action Friday night, At· Janta defeated Baltimore; 118-114, Phi.la· delphla 119, Buffalo llt:~New York 108, Chicago 98; Phoenix 115, Cincinnati 109; Seattle 111, Cleveland 91; and San Fran-. cisco 107, Slfl Diego 102. · OITll:OIT I.OS A/rC'GILll Dltchtr M" Moore W•lk"' "~ Orl1co!t Htw1tt komtv.t Llnltr Quick TPl•IJ Del.-11 e !" T e ~ T t • s.r IJ trldc.S11 J M ' J 2-J I H•1rillln 1 S-S ,, 1 0.0 14 Cllmbln 10 U '4 5 Ml 10 Goodrll'I U 4-S '8. 6l·l:l'OW"t 11 .. t2t ' J-7 U Htlttl 0 ._, I 0 , M O McClrlr II 0-0 t ' 0-1 I McM!lln 1 l·J S •t I ltllt\I 0-0 J ~ J-S ll ltlitlr10ft 4-5 lJ G ~ 10. TO!t!f 50 tt-:M 122 l1 :12 1S 21 -1ot L• A119eles· Fouttll! out-,._. JI 25 :W 12-ln TOhrl fOlil--0.lrolt M. los A,,.eles H. A·{IA! elate, <Olch George Allen'• Ramo aloo know they must win to stay Jn cootenl&on fot a showdown with the Jeadlng San Francisoo 49ers (l>M) Nov, 29 In the bay city. The Rams (l>H), bar~y squene<I out a tie wiU: tbe Atlanta Falcons tast Sun· da}' and •. llclt o! pass .. tchers bal beeo, or aiajar~em ttUa week. >-: Jack Snolr, the l'oiirn'o leading 1,«<lver, Is a qutlUoil marl:'-lci'-Simday's pme. Snow lldfered;a ki1e6injur)r.agaifiat the Falcons'btit has been, NM1ng in warmup clothes during practkf: sessions ¥d looks a lot better than firsl anticipated. If be is unable tQ play Allen will 'ac- tivate OlarUe Williams, .the J?ms' No. 1 draft chol~, who hasn't played yet this aeuon. He is a member of the taxi squad. WendeJI Tucker, the other slarter in earU&-games, missed the Atlanta clash for disciplinary reuon.s but bu been. ~turned to the •c;?•• list for the Jet ~ eounter 'I -._ iDavid ... Deacon" Jones· one ; of tW' Rams' FroDt Four on deteftse and' Ma Xie Baughan, i-ltafUog linebacker, ate both bobbling' but are expected to tee action, Jooes has a knee injury but team spokesmen say it isn't serious. And Baughan, although playing a llmtted amount of time againll the Fal"cons, has'n't·worked out for Une "'.efb. • LES JOSEPHSON .• SPEAl!l'!EADS RAMS' RUNNING ATTACK. Sports In Brief Bonavena Suspended For Hippie 'BUENOS AIRES -The Munici~I Box· lflg COmmission of Buenos Aires ~iday suspeifded Argentine heavy..,eigb't Oscar "Ringo" Bonavena Jor 90 dafs. 1 The move rould lead to callirig ,Off his scheduled 15-round right with M:•mad Ali on Dec. 7 in New York. Mu.nicipal officials said the light would h'a.ve 'tti be canceled if the Argentine Box+ in"g federation confirms the penalty ordered by_the commission. . The penalty .was due to Bona•1ena 's "'repeated refUSfil"to·cut his hair," an at· tltudi which violates local rulr.s. ac· cording to the comrhittee'iresolution. ·BOnavena, who tia1 often appeared on tere~Jsio~, has ~t-hµi: hair grow to near hippie-length .in recent months. •• iBUE?ioS AIRES fAP} -Bruce Devlin ~ },)avid .Graham· boosted Australia's le'ad in the 18th World CUp golf tourna .. ihent today by. conlblning for. a 136, giv· ing the Aussies-a· 36-hole total oi 22 under par 'Jlfl. ~Afnong th'e early Unishers, Devlin rtgbrertd a 31-3U9 for a 36-holeJotal of 13$, nine under par. Graham was 12- under after firing 33-34-67 for a 132 total. The United States team of Lee Trevino and Dave Stockton, which had started the day JliX strokes .behind the Aussl~, fell 16 strokes back as Trevino and Stockton each shot a one over par 73. . s ·tyle Hab- That gave the U.S. a two-day total of 283. five under par. · Trevino, defending Individual cham· pion, bas a 3&-hole tOt:a.J o~ 143; Stockton 140. Treviito was visibly, angry and sl?mped away from the cou~se to the locker room. Asked [or comment, he said, "I don't think rm putting badly , , . I don 't think • I'm playing badly. If t told you -what 1 . think, you wouldn't print it." Trevino is known to be upset at what he considers poor greens. .i Jim Purnell will replace Ba....,_. Iii. the starting lineup. v- Al Woodall, a second year play• flll!J- Duke Unlveralty, is Namath'1 ~· ment at quarterback for the Jet&: , mncls "5 and bas ~wn ID u- 29 ~letiona for 349 Yw_dl s~ tbll alar Wll injured. : -.ar Matt Snell, top running back kl: .. Jet!, is also sidelined with a pulled , hilles tendon . · • :-:• On the brighter side ror the - E m er s o n Boor.er yilll return ti )iJ live duty thb week buf he Jan'! l:r; the starting lineup where George and Lee White will S1'!'t as • backs. ·: Cllumhler Escapes Shadow .. · ... :--~ !::S -' ~:Q' =-=~ ==~ :.-.. :?:;. ::-~ -.-. . . ~ : ~ ... ~ ::i;: OXFORD, Miss. !AP) -Brtnt "~~ Chumbler could emerge.from the IUdi:t\t ot quarterback Archie MaMinJif todf)t'~ try his own football thing for tJilt Mississippi Rebels. His coaches - he'U succeed. •':.:_!'. Chumbler's credentials are imp~ If little known, after spending almost~ seasons as Manning's understudy. i: But when Manning cracked ·• bone j his arm in a 24-13 victory over HOUltiiCi last weekend, Chumbler found bimAp' suddenly thrust into 1 ·key role for.~tllp 12th-ranked Rebels. ~;;- A<tlrig head coach Frank Kin~.~ pressed <onfidence In the big .junior f"'!!! Center Point, Ala., who is almost_ Uf same size as Manning with 205 poundl' GI a s-root-4 frame . ;i- "Shug's going to do it,'' Kinard sail "and do the things-ht does best "'.itboilt having to mimic Arctiie. He Is golnc to take \he balf club and do it. He ls •'area& boy with a great attitude." ~ .. : .-. John Cain, offensive backfield coaCh, said Chum bler "is a mature boy. Hf!'1 been dedicated. He's had to redo his t~ of game to !uit our style but he has bad three years to do it. - "He's been working for a chance . tii play. He didn't want it to come this w'' but he think! he is ready to play ." . •J • -Ciin said ,originally Chumbler was ~' drop-back, but has changed hi! game :ie iUit the Ole Miss rolloot style. ~ "As far as we're concerned," Cain 54tidt •·he 'll step ri~ht in. Wlu1e We g~ared dfl!' ense to tb1og.1r Archie can da, we•• atlVantage of Archie's veruUlity to in. corporate some or the things Chumblet does. We carry Chumbler's type of pla) in our offense." -.. • Chumbler said ll was clear he ha cf bi; hertted "a pretty good responsibility, tJ,ll J'll get a JOt of great help. J won't w~ about it. J!I) just take it day by day.',..+'- . "I will try to do what our game ca$ for. I get a lot of sallsfaction when J._ able to follow a game plan," be said. ~ The Rebels, in the thick of the race tar the Southeastern Conference cham- pionship, suffered their only setback in~ 30--14 upset by independent Sauthirn Missi!sippi. After the Cbattanooga gaide, lhey will face arch rival Mississippi statl and 'then lSU. Though never Playing reg u 1ar1 y'.1 Chumbler completed 28 or 66 passes last year for 391 yards and one toucbdoW!I, and ran 26 times lor 24 yards. His tearil beat Manning's in the spring intra~ ga!f!e and his was a good performlooi. This year he saw little service until Maito ning was liurt. This season he has completed si& passes of his 19 attempts, which wert good for 33 yards and one toucbdown..Ht bas run 12 ,tlmes for 38 yards. Manning, who could be back ror tht lSU contest. bas completed 108 of ·206 passes ror 1,389 yards and 13 touchdownsi He has another 138 yards and ,aj1 touchdowns running. ton~ Play Yeari's First Bowl Battle. Cmu.tCOTHE, Ohio (AP) -The na.. Central Ohio and both sport impressive f. {hose on the inafdt tr1<ll600ally turiiing uOo·s first 1970 post-season football bowl l season recc1111s. out in large numben for the contest. iame will be played loday at Ute The participating teams are chosen "Outaider1'' may view U.e game from licothe r-r. 1 each year b• 8 pa-• of confer"'"""" • small bleacher area b!JUt just beyond medi~ty Chit · ...,,, • ec~iona J 1= .......... lhe security fence, acoonting to pr!Jon of- ln1Utute. • coaches.... ncials. 'ilie third annual l\itUe BOw'r,-spon.=--Aaena , Wihlfer r-the-ttrsH~-i>esplte-steady rain -tht last aeveral aortd -by inmate members of t h e ·season clashes at the prl!on can-gain diys, u . -oan Clever Ad hJs recrtation eommUiee of Con-C.ern, will hosl the ' permanent possession C?f the Kettle ~wJ. crew bu assured both teams tbal the Junior varsity teams of Adena and Unloto Trophy with a victory. field wlU be in excellent condition for the high schools. Bolb ttams are members o Attendance at the fall classie:-ls ex-game. the sctot.o Valley ~ in south peeled lo be high apin this year, with "Contrlbutlons," I! lbey are ca.lied, to last yiar's Kettle Bowl tc:ttalled f290 but donations are running well ahead lhls year, according· to associate Supt. W. J. Wbealon. _ 1- The donationa-, collected exclusively by Inmates from lnma~t. will be presented lo a SalvaUoo Army represent.at jve at ~11a1rume--cefemo1\ies. ' .. The money, at the request ot th"e res\· dent-SpQNOn. will bt used to aid needy cldldrtn in surroondln& Ross county at Chrlstmu ' • -In flappier Days . - 'Chicago Black Hawks star Bobby HuU has been sued for divorce br·~ wife Joanne. charging physical cruelty. She asked for custody ol tbeJr-,>"; lour boys and girl, matntena.nce and support. , ' ' "' • .. ' ' • --- j4 DAILY PILOT • S•lurdiy, ·NOWmbff 14, 1970 . . ' B !u~ Wave ThrQttles ·· Stnhhor;n Qilers, !3~0 ·. • • • • • . , • • . ' NEWPOR T HARBOR FANS CELEBRATE FIRST VARS ITY GR ID TITLE SI NCE 1942. : ) : !~Irvine . ' Crown on t -j ~-:- • I • :1 :_,_ t " • u ' . -\ -J ~ • DAILY "ILOT ,.llelfl ho L" ,..,,.. .johnsi>n Mirac.le Har(pe ns L ".""' · 28-yearFrustration Ends • ltY GLENN WHITE In that tmpreulve quarter °'· tM 0111Y ,. ....... ,. Newport scored a touchdown, Ernie Johnson, the fellow Tar Alvin White missed • 2t- re"*•ted .to be 1 mirtcle man yard field 1oal, and lhe hosts .,.. were on the Oiler fiye when when It comes to gettina the the frame ended .. most out of high school foot· ball teams, lived up to that Net yardagt for that stanza reputation by d I r e c t I n g showed Newport with 127-all Newport Harbor High to 'its via land. Huntington had but fir.st sniff or a vatsity grid 34. cbampioilship in J8 years. However, the Oil City dug in Johnson's forces put the aft.er that and eicept for the clincfier on the Sunset Lellille Sailor touchdown on the first co-championship by downing play of the second quarter, the stubborn _Huntington Be~h., Oilers shut out their con· 13~. before 8,497 breeze-whip.. querors. ped fans Friday night at· the Twice they stopped Newport winners' field. when the Tars had first dowrui Victory-left-the Tars with an Inside the Huntington 13. 8-1 overall season record as But it It was defense that · they enter the CJF playoffs dld Huntington well, it was the next week against a foe to be same asset that m a d e selected Sunday , Newport what It is today--co- They were 6--1 in Sunset champion of the league. circles to share the title with Newport's crafty crew one of their victims, Anaheim. limited Huntington 's vaunted 'l'heir only reversal was a 12-7 Garth Wise to a bag of •. job against Loara. peanuts, so to speak. Wise Hun1lngton Beach stumbled CO(Jlpleted five of 20 passes to its eighth losS In nine starts and was intercepted rour to match its worst season tin1es. recw<1 ·1n·20 years. --·He · ran with the ball ·17 However, the Oilers dld 11 times an<i gained onJy 37 yards noteworthy job defensively for net. His total offense for 37 Jhe last three quarters after times handling the ball was a being shoved about rather paltry 64 yards-not even two handsomely in the first stanza. per carry by average. Newport's Big Blue Wave John so n 's de I ensive rolled up a crushing ground forces-getting their f If th attack in that period with little shutout of the campaign-set pan 'Seals gobbling up huge up all -Newport scoring . · chunks of ground-...$9 yards to Ron Tripp's interception he precise. early In the game put the Sailors at the Oller 48 and four plays_lateL Wblte wa1 Jn the end zone. '~ He cut loose on~ U·yard keeper for the touchdowD then kicked the extra paint to make il 7<1 wllh I: !II left In the period. The magnificent Sealr (~9. 160) a.ided the march with a l~yard spurt. He ended the evening· wlUt 132 yards ii 18 carrie5. Seals was again the big noise on Newport's second scoring drive which began on the losers' 43 following an 18- yard punt. The Sailor junior ripped eff gains of 2.6 and 12 yards to put hi! mates within sniffing distance of p1ydirt. The clinching touchdown came on the initial play of the second frame when White skirted his right side on the keeper, this time for fivt yards. However, he missed his first conversion in 11 attempts this year. Later be -alao wu off target on . a 32-yard field goal try. . So the Johnson mir1cle came to be. Celebration was indeed restrained by Newport followers-perhaps they were still in shock. A few ran out on the field, a few climbed goal posts to tear down decora· lions . A few others congratulated players and a handful or so ol confetti_ WM thrown' about. The last time s u c b festivities were to be see n was when Franklin D. Roosevelt was still President. Since' then five other men hllJe..resided In the White Hou~ and three wars have been fought, \[~agles Try to Stay Alive lf you need to be further im· pressed as to how much time ha~ elapsed between varsity grid crowns for the Sailors, take note that Jf a similar period goes by between titles it will then be 1998 . • ' . -• • · ~ Estancia . . ' . ~Favored ~ : . . i Over CdM .. -. ' . : ~ W1111 the possibility or a • !three-way traffic jam for the ~rime League football title • ~ooining strongly on the ; :horizon. Estanc\a's Eagles .,..·ill .. ; :be-a·one-louchdown favorite to __;,_ 1better the Corona del Mar Sea :Kinss in an 8 o'clock matchup ~nlght at Newport HllI'bor jligh. ;. It coach Phil Brov.·n's 7-1 r ~ak!es are able to nudge by 1 )h6~~ Kings and if the Foun- .&a.ID Valley Barons can topple . f:dlion's unbeaten Chargers. . lht! Eagles. Barons a n d • ~hargers would fini sh the . 'trvtJle schedule as tri-cham- : Diop&. : ~ An all out air battle is seem-. : ltigly. i!l. the works in lhe • Eagle-Sea King clash with : ?Jos: f and 3 passers in the : OraiiR:e Coast area on display. : : .Cor011a's ·southpaw slinger • l:eiih ' S8muels hAs connected 6n 70 Df 151 for the 1,107 yards • 'nd·tO scores. • ~He's Passed for 227 yards lDOre tlla n Curt Thoma1. the ii>.nior engineer of Estancia's j.nexpected success thus far. "owever, the latter has an BRUCE PICKFORD BILL VAIL ... PHIL BROWN DAVE HOLLAND . G;vera\I edge, having piclfed up , .2 yards v1a . the overlan4 , ipute tO just 4Z for Samuels ." ;. Another r1ctoi: which could iiro e decisive Is a ubiquitous "°ray of Eagle defensive "°cks. Starting Ll11eup s • :f Tbe Est a n c I a secondary hasn't bten overwhelming in t-h e intercepUon department W,t its members have bten tble to perform the big play at ~ proper moment. . ,1n spite of obvious strengths lo their aerial aptitudes the ~ir of Newport-Mesa dlstrict Ttvall also feature i,yell·round· tf ninnlng games. \Ettanc:i1i'1 toy terror Jim ~h\lltZ, ell 145 pounds of him , bi"~• the area's fourth best sit If rushing st.Its into the af· f lrr with $45 yards on 115 craOks. nie Schullz·Thom.s duo la sipported by st leut-13 other piople who have lend ball tf,.rrying chores to the ex- 1¥*Ye Elgle--affen1e.- .Sel King fullback Bob Fer· (-172) b no stOOch eithtr, ng loth on the area rla with 316 yards in 9~ tiks. Corona del Mar 168 Kerl Killefer 1&7 Stan Nesheim ' 160 Al \Yatson 160 ~1alcolm DeMille 178 Ccurl Zimm,rman 2l'l8 Alec Ramsly J67 Carlo Tosti 153 Keith Samuels 144 John Miles-• tf>S ,Shields Rlchar<bon 171 Bob Ferr11ro * Fountain Valley 175 Vince f\tcAUley 195 Ken Duvall 175 Jlm liosteUer 170 Jim Sollis tiO BllJ Krl11Unat . 115 Bob Walker J~ Gary Htmandcz ju~ John 165 Rick Power !ea (li4 ) not only has slam-145 Bob ~tc Kentle out ~2 yards from scrim-180 Steve 1'1ohulski e but 11 also dtnaerOUJ arr-- and kkko{t returns. 1, 18$ Rick Hartsfield ,. ' E T G c G T E Q E B B E T G c G T E Q D B B Estancia Lee Friedersdorf Cal Shores Larry !\foulton Louis Flores Ste\•e Snyder Robbie VanVianen Lee J oyce Curt Thomas Jim Schultz Bob Kaiser John Dtxon Edlaoa Gary Balch Craig ,.tortenson ~1ark DtHulf Jeff Noble Je{f Carter Bob Graves John Fis.her Jorry HIMj ... Jim fo.loxley Rocky Whan Terry McNay • Showdown · For Barons, Char gers All the marbles are on the table tonight at Orange Co8st College when Irvine f:..eague "' frontrunner Edison (6~) and challenger Fountain Vallt>y rS-: l ) collide in the regular season rlnale. Game time is 8 o'clock. The crucial's site and date was changed to accommodate an expected 8,000 faithful for the dramatic conclusion of the Jrvine football race viith Estancia (5-1) also figuring in the possibifilies . Victory for Fountain Valley would .knot the loop up aod all three tproviding Estancia·gets by t"orona~cre1 'llar) Would have an excellent ch'ance at making the CrF AAA playoffs. Should Edison win It would assuN! only the Chargers oi post circuit play. Coach Bill Vail"s Edison crew. after stunning the odds NIFTY JUNIOR BACK -Newport Harbor lligh's Dan Seals (33) gives the last year with a 4.3.2 mark, straiJ?;hl arm to i-luntington Beach's Bil I Shubin during Friday night's regular has rambled for eight siraight season football finale. Seals gained 132 yards. 89 of which came in the first victories this year_ and has quarter as Newport posted its fifth shutout oft.he year, 13"0 . been extended only once -a -- 1 ------------------------------l 14-12 decision over Estancia. Leading the Chargers is quarterback Jerry Hinojosa. "''ho leads the Orange Coast area in total yardage with t .239 yards passing and run· Am~t Ripped~ 34-13 nlng. !-!e's accounted for 990 yards through the air on M of 105 tries, good for 52.4 percent and 170 he's added 349 yards running. 190 scttring-seven touchdowns. By ROGER CARLSON \VALNVT -Supposedly un- beatable Bishop Amat w.as spanked in its An}!e\us League football title sho,vdown wtlh J85 His stablemate. All-Irvine ISO League returnee Jim ,.1oxley, has also scored seven touchdowns and has run for 91 yards or better in each or his last three ouUngs . St. Paul High School Friday nighl, 34·13. before an over- flow cro"•d of 18.000 at San 165 165 130 Hinojosa"s favorite target Is Antonio College. 170 split end John Fisher. who's Coach l\1arijon Ancich's bal- 145 scort!d five times on "'ell anccd S"·ordsmen. with a po- 160 directed 1erials. ·tent running allack to comple- However, ~me emol\onal-·· ment the pin point passing of 190 factors under the surface Junior quarterback Jamie i;:oold make a diffcrenct'., since Quirk. roared to three fourth 1t \Va5 these same Chargers period touchdowns to snap a Y.·ho upset the fountain Valley 13•13. standoff. express last year, knocking ' en 190 -the Barons out of a tie /or the \ lctory g.ave .the S"·ordsm Irvine cro11.'n and 8 certain <8·1) the circuit crown and a 215 berth in the playoffs with a 21· berlh In the CIF A~·AA play- 180 20 verdict _ on the final offs . Amal, ran~ed first In th~~ 185 S~\lrday.. oighLo! the rqul r CIF poll, Wi~l 1n_ n:iost \lkeh· J'5 season. a 'h~atso make lhe playoffs Coach B r u c e Pickford'~ as, a second piece team. 180 Fountain Valley aggregation The Lancers {inished thtir 195 depends •Imo.st entirely on the rtgular season with an 8·1 running game with bftck! Rick mark. 17~ lfart!rrcld, StCl\le Mohul!lki. Anclch's santa Fe Springs 11$ Tony Sepulveda and Bob mob took advantage of excel· 180 ,.fcKeozlt takJng tums ttab-lent· field position In thet de· bing the enemy defensive clsive fourth .peri od and 165 llnes. -marched SO and ll7 yards with ,. fullback f\.fartin !\1edlna carry· ing over from short yardage. • Then Quirk added another with a one-yard smash follow· Ing Rick Ellwood's lnlercep· lion and Amat fans began packing their -duds. It was a stunning turnabout after the Lancers had dominat- ed the first half. despite t.raiJ. ing 13·10 at halftime. Anteaters Bli tz, 27-4 UC Irvine 's water polo team trampled Redlands Univenlly, 27-4. in first round competition of the West Coast cham- pionshi'ps at UC S a n t a Barbara Friday. The Anteaters wer~ to play again this morning and were expected to advance ·lo the 2:30 finals. Jack Dickmann was the top , UCI scorer with five followed by Jl/TI Bradburn. Dale Hahn, M11son Philpot and Tim Har- rison with four each. ·Wade Arens and Bob Searles had three each. Quarterback Pat Haden and the .Amat aerial show had put the ball in the air 35 limes, completing 20 for 224 yards in the Cirst half alone. But it ;·as St. Paul ~·hich struck in the air for a pair or TOs -to put the Lancers down by three. Quirk's stunning 80-yard pass 10 Ellwood with 1:57 to go in the half was the go-ahead score. And combined with Elwood 's 17-yard TD catch from Medina it y,•iped out Haden"s 13-yardcr to John Sciarra and a 29-yard fit>ld goal by Jose Aguirre. Haden's TD pass 1o1o·as his 33rd of the year for a CJF record but it was the overall defensive play of Anclch's OUl· fit that grabbed the spotl ight. Six times lineman Dean behr broke through t~ dump- Haden. Although Qulrk was (IVtr· shadowed in the statlstic1 pe- partmenl llhe Amat act P8s· sed SS times) It w .. s the Swordsmen who came throu1h with the big plays, along with allowing no interceptions. Haden was lntereepted twice • Zowie! NH H• Flr1I down1 ru1l>ln• 11 ' First down• NUIM ' I F1'1il down• Hf11ltt•1 1 t Tot1I 111'11 doW111 1l J Y11'd1 ri11lllnt 2'9 U Ylnb Nill11t 2• 21 Y1'"4S lot! 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II fn !111 1rr 11 •lttut pt ,.1n111 • . , 1111, In f'l'l-Cllcl tllllfM, wll....,1 111y ll111mtn cll•'ll .. .... wit!! plttoty ., Hma le ... 111, 11-INlllrl 111 ,_...II llllllry tudl 11 JI-Ck Kt"'I .... ll:11111y W•tlllllt'Nt1 hlVI ...... ,.rt"' ,,., i. t11111w IMfll 111111 II r1nt1 .. , AIMI -, .. ,... .., ""'"tf'H<k 11:-.. •uicldt lll(t tllrew 1 NII I .. r1rll 111 11'11 1lr. * * 'f-AM O '~J.f ANTER -Scotch W\fsky N s5'69 . '"""' ..,..,.,, l': .. • " . • • -• Saturday, No.embtr 14, 1970 DAILY PtlOT ~l l ·t's Record Romp For Mesans, 45-7 • •' By JIM CARNE'IT Of .. Dl'lr ,...., •• ,. Costa Mosa lllgh School loot- ~~a:,:~.~:g 8~1=i victories but they've got a big one they can savor for the next nine months. The Mustangs won their sea- son finale rolling over the San- ta Ana Valley FalcoN 45-7, Friday night at Orange 11Coast College. And. you must excuse Mesa rans for being: just a bit de- lirious over the win. at quarterbact·tpr a play; and scored on an ,e1ght.yard com. blnaUon run-fumble-run. The Mustangs scored the lint Ume they got the-ball al- ter a Falcon punt went a net tw1>yards placing the hosts in good field posilion on the Fal· con ·48. Six plays later halfback Kent Paul had the first score of the evening, a seven-yard burst around left end. Beni- to Ricardo made the ·place- ment to give Mesa a 7.0 lead. Four minutes later Ricardo made good a 31-yard field goal to give the hosts a 10--0 edge with two minutes 1eft in the * The Mustangs have been playing varsity football for 10 years and Mesa fans have found themselves on the short end of tbe score more often than not. •AM• STAT1$llt~M SA But Friday's victory can "'"' dCIW!ll ru&111~ n ' •-al a lot of old woundS. FlrH do""" P••'"' , t ne Flrat dow!\f -t!ln O 2 Friday's point total set _a Total fl"'' c1owr1t 12 • Costa Mesa High School re. v1rl'l1 "'Slllnt l10 171 Y1rds PIH\nt 17 51 cord. v1ritt 1a11 ' s M t t k d Ntl Ylrdi ealnl'd 321 lKI The us angs oo a van-Plnt./Avar•ee dl111na 3135 2111.s tage of a nood of breaks and P1n1111e11v1r<1• Pe111ll1ed ttno 11s in fact could do little wrong fumt111111F;~~1e1"' ~rt.,,311 411 themselves. Sant• An. v111e.,. o 1 o The contest was run of exclt-'°'11 '"''" 11t us~:NG 1 13 ,_' ,_,. Ing llttle incidents that always C•O• Me•• tell Yt YI l'tt seem~d. lo work for the Mus-wn11 n "' 2 '·' laD""" IC1l1m1 10 6f 4 •.~ ,.... . 1'1ut 6 t4 II ~.t ibey recovered two on-side kme",.,. ' 1' • •.o kicks; picked off two Valley MunvfrlOl"d 1 11 o 12.0 lombDY 1 I t 1.0 aerials, one for a touchdown; T•P911 " 110 ' 6.7 ·. ' . first quart.er. , .. Three plays after thll, ..,._ tang safety Gary a picked off-a Falcon pus ao Valley 38 and raced ua for the score. A bad snap 1J11; vented the PAT. ..:. Costa Mesa scored jull l;• into the second half on ·• 71· yard TD scamper by 1'tD1 Woll and hil pay dirt 111!111 midday through the ~ make it 38-7. • 1' Mustang back Kell P-1 look the ball al the V allCr, eight, hil the line and CUmlll04. , But quarterback Pat JCal.18 picked up the Ioooe plpkbi.111 the five and raced in. ... ;. The final Mesa score Clliie early in the last period 4i .p. one-yard plllnge by MDklr" tackle Jim Miller. DOWN ., DAILY PILO':' """., ill:ldllr' ICMll1lr kicked a 38-;yard field goal; ,:.~!':!.. WESTMINSTER 'S DOUG MILNE (4S) SAILS TH ROUGH AIR IN 35-22 CONQUEST OF MARINA. , ,,.,., had a tackle '"'"" a touch-" " "' " "' r · down on a one-yard plunge: ~~r 3 4 t1 °0 ~ :: lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~h~a~d~a~n~o~the~r~ta~ckle~~call~.~s~ign~a~~.;;'~'~"~"~;;;;~'~·.;;•_,:•~~"~~-~~·~~~~::!!:=:~::: ' Torrid ·w estminster Slaps Vikee., · 3;5-22 By PHIL ROSS Of lh1 P•llY l'llCll 1111! -Who was the hottest {potba\I learn in L'le Sunset League at the tail end or the 1970 season? When county gridiron buffs look back upon this season they'll find the most logical answer lo the above query will have been the Westmin- ster Lions. Friday night the Lions won their fourth straight of the cur- rent campaign and managed to finish in a third place lie In· the Sunset (with Marina) v.·hen they z.ipped past the Vi- kings, 35-12, in a wild offensive show before an overflow throng of 7,100 at the Liens' Den . Coot, calculating junior wai=d the senior wingback, who \Vas completing a medium- length pattern' down the· right sideline a\ tht M<irina 34. The Viking defender stabbed at the ball in a vain attempt for an intercept.ion but Mad-doc!ts pulled it · in and raced home free to complete a ~ yaid pass and run job. Yielding signal CaJting chor- ,es tO' junior classmate TelT)' .Yoong through most of the fourth quarter, Siemens wasn't lhe only Lion ·to shine in the Fride,y the 13th triumph. 1'ilback Chuck Wilkles, an· other junior and the team's leading rusher, ripped off an SS.yard TD jaunt midway through the second periOd and he brt>ke a couple of Viking tackles to accomplish the feat. The members of the fired-up Westminster defense enabled coach Bill Boswell's L. s to post a 21-0 halftime le \\ith ferociously aggres · e per- formances fi:om ,too many in- dividuals to single <1ut. They only wilted in the latter stages of the contest when Vik- ing quarterbaclt Steve Mona- hao:i started to 'find the mar:k with 1iis aerial display after Westminster had piled up a 34- 6 edgf! and had sent in nWner· ous r~rves. Monihan finished the even- ing with 15 completions in 31 attempts · for 21'1 yards and he thr~ scoring tosses to end Jell Losner and wingback Steve Hernaodez. The tow-headed .senior sling· er acco~nted for the other JO Viking points on a six-yard keeper Jn the fourth stanza and a pair of two point con- versions. The first Westminster TD was tallied by reserve tail- back Doug Milne on a four· yard blast off left guard-on the third play of the game follow- ing a 38-yard pass play from Siemens to GleM Lantaff. ' quarterback Jeff SiemenS en- ginee red the romp with a paif <1f long touchdown passes to speedy wingback Walt ~1ad­ docks and scored himself on a three-yard keeper Jn the sec- ond period. With the Lions on top 1 -t-0 and just I : 17 remainina in the first half, Siemens hit Mad- docks betv.·een a pair of ~la­ rina defenders at the Viking 18 and the 160-pound senior scOoted for the remaining real estate and six points. SC Finishes Fast With 27-8 Upset Maddocks was a recipien t of a bold ~amble by a Ma~il'Ja defensive back at 3:08 of the third' quarter. Siemens rired the ball to- GAME ,TATISTICS M y Fl,~I dowm ru1llln11 I I Fl"' down• HHh•t H • Flr1t llclwnl ~•111•• l 1 iot1t Uni "°"""1 11 17 Y1rd1 ruJh!na IJl HI Ytrdl p111lll9 111 IH Y1rd1 loll n U Ntl Ytnh gt lrlt'd ))S OO Pun!1/Avert91 d!,tarte~ •l<LO 31'° J P...altln/VtrOS ~tllnd ~I'll l llOJ FumblH/Fumbt11 IMI ,/1 212 SCOl"ll .-, OV.,.1tfl wnimirurirr I H u o-l! M1rl,.. o o ' ,._n lly CRAIG SHEFF 01 1111 Dallr Pllal Sllff Tl's a shame San Clemente High 's football team can't star~ the season right now . After the way the Tritons manhandled visiting El Mode- na Friday night, it's a good bet they wou ld like to start all over. The final score was 27-8 but il really wasn't indicative of lhe way tbe Tritons controled the game. r El ~1odena came inlo the M-~1n Vet1!lmltll1 Mtrrltl M\1'1111 MlrNrodtl lltUSHING Mtrlu tell Y• " . ' " . " ' . contest with a 7·1 record and '; •;.~ so me impressive offensive and o s.o defensive statistics. Tgla!1 Wll'\klll -$1-1 ·~~ Miine Htrl Wll~ll't~ln Tot1IJ ' ' JI lU wn11111.,.,., 10 U7 . " . " , . . " ' " ' . . ,. PlSSING M1rin1 o 1·' But roach Tom Eads' San 0 •.S 1 -i.o Clemenle crew made the Van- 15 '·1 guards look like also rans in 4 11.I 0 '·' ... 10 .s.o ... 0 '·' 0 •.• ,. 1,1 the Crestview League. For instance : In the first half El Modena "'as held lo just 12 yards (26 yards pass ing and minus 14 rushing ) . "' "' •Ill •• "' •• Fpr the game the El Mo- dena running attack netted a minus 12 yards and highly :: touted Vanguard quarterback .•n Kim Carlson could only com- 31 1.$ l 211 W11t111tn111r 11 I 0 11J 2 1 0 1l 1)11 19' plete 10 or 28 passes. CIF Scores And that's deeeivlni. Nine of the completions <128 yardsl came in the fourth quarter Ct,2. Jarrett) for the final six- po1nter and keyed the first touchdown with a mixture of final calls. Cannavo tallied the first TD on a three· yard .,Junge. A pair of fumble recoveries led to the other tWo scores. Jarrett grabbed off a furn. ble in mid air at the El Mode- na 25 late in the first half and rambled unmolestert to the end 7,(lne to give the Tritons a tw1>- touchdl'lwn bulge at the half. And Limebrook recovered a fumble at the Vanguard two- vard line lo set up the third Triton score late in the third period . Cannavo scored one plav later and Crallr Anderson ad&!d tiis third PAT with a prrfeM boot. El ~1odcn11 scored its louch- rlmm "·ith 37 sec"Onds left in the game v.•hen Carlr.on went five v11rds 11round lert end to 1!10 ::i·n .verd drive in 15 nl11vs. 011vid Chrisl.(loher added two points on a run. GAM• STlTIST!C~ tC •M Jllf'11 dowm rushlne 7 1 Flr!I down• 111111~• S 7 1"1rJl d-......,met D 1 Tottl 11'11 do•••l1 11 11 Yir.11 l'!,lshln• ,_,. ~ Ytrlll HMlftll JI 1~ v....,, 1ett 1• n Ntt vards .,lned 1tl 1"7 .. with San Clemente holding a s1. ,.,,,.1 .M. •11""' .. .,,., 1r ('(lmmanding lead and Triton ~,,, ... _.,.,, dlll•rc:• ..,4... l /:M.J Pfr\11t1ttl'l'1nt1 ...... nr..s 11'1 '''' Fll!'l\llln/l'Y!'llblft IO'ol 1/1 JIJ Mfra Cost1 tr, s.. Torr1Mt u · Sant• .. rMr1 a. 100 o.~1 •·· reserves playing. 11tH11nd1 n Petltk ,. There were heroes aplenty Ctn-lat ». Par1mon1 U .. sr. ~r•MI• M. ...,_., o• for San Clemente. ,.,_...., at. Mui• o• Quarterback-Keith GibS(ID El 11:....uio "· w.tn I' b ks Art..u. J.i. ~i. 11• ·anr ac Bob McNama[a, "'-1>. Sier•• 1r 1 Ray Cannavo and Clark Jar· •1s.1w» Monttornlr'll 21. $1 ... ,,,.,d • c..-1" M1rt 1 rett made the offense go while w"' c.v1111 '" G1tftdon 1• linemen Ron Limebrook and Santi MOnkt tt.. lit ..... IJ ' •HHt 1, 111,,_..s 11 Nolen &yer keyed the defen- ~~. "k.nw~':~ " slvGe play. ~· ; tom..-c ,1, c.at1r111o ,, Ihm engineered the Tri· Pares Ver.set '" 1111111"' MIHt " tons to two scores and the de-TM111t Cll't' fl. D\ltlrtt-I is-.1~ ... ~. 1i. ••" '""''"° n 111t) fense set up two others. Mor"'° v1u,, 1t. H.m1 ' The Triton quarterback loP. • Cllfldln ••-tU11 , ClnNIVO N.cNtto19!1 0-"""' ,...., F1l1'11 S11rlntmen Ta1111 -'~· C1r1Mn Ta!tls lltUIMlNG Siii C ...... ntt Id " ,, '"' • n o ,_. n .io 1 11 •n1a1.• '"''·' ·~114,J I • 0 •.t 1 • • 4.t ~Ut14U ,,_ ttll n YI ''°' 10H,1.t • 1 0 '·' 14 ,. M 01.1 ,. .. 71 .... l>AlllNO SaN CltMtll'- ..... I'( ""f Tl 0\blcln • l 0 • .. _ ... University In 20-9 Triumph By MANNY PINEDA Of r111 ~Hy .. lilt Stiff You can write sucCess and make it capit41 le.tters - to University Hlgh'.s Inaugur- al football season after the lads of coach Jerry Redman closed in a blaze of glory by whipping invading Yucca Val· Iey High, 20-9, Friday night at :P.UMion Viejo High School. University, making its de· but into the highly competi· tive Orange County prep grid scene, finished 1970 with a 5-3--0 record, piling up 171 points and allowing 97. Yucca Valley{ hailing from the Chaparral League and more experienced, finished with an ~verall record of 3- 6--0. After the opening quarter It looked as if the Trojans of University and the Trojans of Yucca Valley were going to windup kissing their sister as they say when teams tie in a game. The rivals were that evenly matched at the start. How· ever, at the finish it was all University's Trojans despite the fact that the staUstics were virtually even-st.epben. Yucca was first to go on the scoreboard, laking ad- vantage oL a big break when the visitors received a Uni- versity punt on the latter's 24. But it took Yu&a Valley 11 plays to draw first blood, Jay Grubaugh booting a 24· yard field goal. University struck right back, thanks to a brilliant kickoff return by quarterback Tom Walker, who was downed on his own 47. Jn five plays Uni- versity took the lead and nev· er looked back. It ·Was Walker who scored frcm inches out, but his at· tempted pass for a two-point converslon failed. That made it 6-3 with 5:59 left in the half. Walker had speared Willie Jarman for a :JG.yard gain on the touchdown drive and George Harney had conlrlb- uted 12 big yards at well. From here on University had the upper hand with alert defensive play. Walker scored the second University TD on a 52-yard run around ten end. with Joel Champlin snMnglng his teammate with lhe key block. ~ Walker then tossed to Har- ney for two points. OAMI" ITATltTICt u vv r:rrst dO'Mls rullli"' t II Fl~ll down$ N1tl"' I 2 First doWM -llltt I I Tot1I f1rll dowtlt 10 11 Ylrdt nnl'lllW "9 IH Ya"*-NUll'll 4 I~ Yard1 lost tt 20 Nit r1r.s. M l* H1 HI P11t1llllAY9r-df•I~ "/II.I I/If .. _lli..tvll'lh -.11tt111 ~-JI• P:llmblt•!~ loll Ill l/2 YllCU v'::: o..z-y 1 .._ 1 Unlwnlty • 6 I 6-10 Wtliltr ... _ ·-Ch1mt11ln (Ill ' tot•I• ill:utMINll """'""'" ... " . '" ' " ' u J " . " " "' PASllN• Un/'ttf-.1,.,. " -If 10 .• • 1-.t t t.1 f J.O 2 2,i a •• •• c1tnc.11n tit w 111-HU• ed a 17·yard touchdown pass " II( !"Ill '' ;1 It I 1S4 .JS1 W1tktr N " ... • • • ' • ., Prep Shop 508,8' ~'::-U. /or 2nd Anniversary CELEBRATION LES JOSEPHSON OF THE L.A. RAMS • PREP SHOP FEATURES JACKETS by VAN HEUSEN' Windbreaker· • In BOYS' & MEN'S SIZES SOUTH COAST PLAZA Le.., Lnel -o,,.tt. C.1•• BRISTOL AT THI SAN DIIGo FRllWAY COSTA MESA PHONI: S4o-9S21 LES JOSEPHSON In Person MONDAY · NOV. 16 l 7· to 9 p.m. Com• to th• Prep Shop to meet ind visit with Lei Josephson at t h • Prep Shopl Get your 1ut09r1phed p hot o of thit great running back of the Loi Angeles Rams. FREE AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO~ • • • I ' 16 OAILV PILOT Diablos In 30-12 Reversal By ARMAND UANl;ON 01 I,._ DtUJ l'llol St•tl You migllt say Mission Vie· jo u·on a moral victory Fri· day night at Tustin where the Olablos squared off with Foothill in the Crestview League tootb{lll finale for the year. losing •'•only" aG-12. But you have to use last year's scnre by comparison lo claim an y degree of satisfac· 1ion. Last year the margin v:as 56 points, C<>mpared to this year's bulge of only 18. While I.he defeat was some- what lopsided, nevertheless Mission Viejo followers had a couple of moments to cheer during the lopsided game Fri- day night. Trailing 30.0 with eight min· utes gone in lhe third quarter, the Diablos suddenly came to life and racked up two quick touchdowns to apparently get back in tbe game. Bob Presswood scored on ail eight-yard pass from Bob Dulich to climax a 4.8·yard drive after Ken Mason re· 1ur'ned the kickoff 16 ya rds following the Knights' touch· down which gave then a 30.0 lead. · Then Aundre Holmes, who \.\'as held to a mere 11 ,yards net in his first eight carries, stunned the crowd with a brilliant 55-yard dasb that 'vound up on the four-yard line moments after the first touchdown. On tbe next play he scooted through the line to score the r;econd Diablos touchdown within two minutes and raise the hopes o! ?i-flssion followers for a comeback victory. Tbe Diablos trailed, 30-12,. with 14 minutes to play. But the two-point conver- sion attempt failed and the rest of the game was marred by penallics which affected both tea.ms so badly they de· strayed any sequence of plays. Nick Galvin stood out on defense for the Diab\os. who have next season to look for· ward to with the fleet footed Holmes returning. GAME ST•TtSTICS "' . Frrsl down• rvi.l>lno 1 6 Jl'lrtl <l!W<n• pai1ln1 I O Jl'l••I downs 1>ene!1!e1 3 ft Toliil llr1J OOWn• I 1J 6 'l'•rdl '"'hf"• i.. 3) ~2 'l'lrdl 1>11ln1 108 11 V1rc11 101! !I ll NII varcls l•h'led m 301 Pu11!•/Av1rao1 cll•l1nce 517'.I 61~ l Pen1lll~/YardJ penallJed 6/Sl 111111 Jl'umbl•n/~urnol" lo!.I 2/2 111 lcOl'I liy OU1rttrs Mlu1on Vlelo o on 0-12 Jl'OO!hlll ' u ' 0-lO MOIMK Mol'fttl LIVPOrt Dullch Toll II .... $d1Kht McC1nclltH CarJlllf'lttt J"-Tolllt Dllllch Ho!mts Tot•ls Corpenter JllUSHINO Ml1slon Vltlo tell YI 11 n ' ' ' ' ' ' " n Ji'MlhllL ' ,, " • ' " '" '" 4 1$ :!Ill lt4SSINO Mital.., '1111!0 YI 1vt ' " ' . 0 4.0 11 .7,3 11 l.5 ' ' ' • • " " u '" ••• ••• ••• P• PC ~hi V• "' .~II 13 \1 2 IU 1 o a o 1•11 1 U9 FOO!hlll ' ' " .... -·~ ,10 Poloists Rout Foes Orange Coast and Golden West colleges rolled lo im· presslve water polo victories Friday. OCC knocked off visiting ?\-It. San Antonio. 9·2. in a South Coast Conference batUe end the Rustlers whip- ped LACC, 20-3. In Southern California circuit action. Tom Warnecke, John Blauer and Bart Hinesley paced OCC with two goa ls each . John Reeg. Randy King and Bill De Huff scored one apl~.~ Golden West had an easy Ume with LACC. jumping out to a II~ lead at the hair. TweJvt Rustlers figured Jn the scoring. Ste\le McConnaughey. Steve Morris and John Baltis led the way with three goals , -----------, j Saturday, NOYembft' 14, 1970 It's a Happy Endi.ng ; For Laguna, 25-l8 By HOW ARD L. HANDY Of lbl DIHY ltLl91 Slt fl Opportunit)' knocked al the door of lhe Laguna Beach football team and coach Hal Akins' Artist!' answered to let in the first victory of the I97Q season Friday night. Laguna Beach defeated .E!1 Dorado, 25-18, in a home· ('()ming contest on lhe win· ners' field. After the Golden Hawks of El oOrado knotted the score at 12·12 with 9:48 remaining io th e second quarter, the teams traded fumbles at the Hawk 42. Laguna moved to the three· yard line with a first and goal to go, Skip Winship went to the one·foot line. then got six inches and quar,lerback Gary Fisette gained another four. It' was fourth and 2 inches lo go when Winship drove over: left tackle for the score with 2:56 remaining in the half. Tim Johnson kicked the lone conversion of the game to put Laguna ahead to stay, 19-12. Moments later. \Voody White intercepted a Phil Hendershot pa ss at the Artist 4.1 to halt a Hawk drive and Fisette hit Greg Kessler with a ·s1-yard touchdown bomb with 40 sec· onds remaining in the half lo give Laguna a 25-12 edge at intermission. ''For a change, the other team made some mistakes,'' Akins said, "and we were able to take advantage of them . "We moved the ball well and the kids deserved to win." Laguna opened the scoring on its first two offensive Op· portunities. Gary Irvin and Mike Wiezbowski combined to recover a fumble on the first play of the game al the Hawk 35 and Fisette directed an eight · play touchdown drive GA.MS STATISTICS LI Firs! down• r\1$111"" 1' Flrt! clowns 1>&nln9 t Firs! aownt ~Ill•• 1 l o!al llril down1 • 21 V•r<11 ruSIJl"ll 2Jl Var<111 P&Ulng l!O Yard1 loll J Ne! yards •alned "-& Pun!JIAvera~e cll•t1nc1 1117.0 Penattles/Ylfdl 11en1ll1td l lXI FuMbln/Fumbl'~ 1051 212 S(Ort bv o uarltn .. ' • ' " " '" • '" 1136.D ,,. '" L1tun~ Buch U 13 O 0-25 El Dorado 6 t 6 0-1• on mer Andr1w1 Fl1tll• Wlnshl~ Wlett>owskl Hun! H1n(ler1hcl Adams Tolt ls FIHt!e H1ndtril>ol AU$HING LllUM 8Ncll lcb VI 15 101 . " . " \I 11 ' " ' " 67 lit El Dortila . " ' ' n •9 n 1• P•SSING l 11un1 Beith •• l'C -~I 11 S I ll Cl•••d• ll 11 1 vr •Yt ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • • .. '" ... '. "' '' "' " ,_, '·' " '" '·' ,_, "' .•M ·"' Pirates Tangle With SD Mesa George Bernard Shaw would probably be envious of rhe show that's planned at San Diego Mesa College tonight. It involves the Orange Coast College. and Mesa football teams and it figures to .be a block-buster. Game time is 8. Both teams arc loaded \\'ilh super stars. T\1esa has quarterback f\1i~e Ottombrino and running backs Tom Bonnell and Adam Vic- toria. three of the best in the South Coast Conference. · Otlombrino set I~ sc hool records last season while leading the Olympians to a 7·2 record. This season he's the No. 2 man in the conrerence stats behind ML San Antonio's Joe Gomez. Ottombrino has hi t on 81 of 185 passes for 1.257 yards in 1970. Victoria and Bonnell rank second and fourth in the con· ference in rushing. Victoria has a 501-416 edge on his te ammate. "\Ve'H bave to stop both their rushing and passing." says OCC coach Dick Tucker. "They are a very well ba lanc- eO team and lhey present quite a few problems." or course OCC is nol v.·ithoul ils set of stars. freshman quarterback Gary Va\buena who gets just a lltUe bit better with every ga!f!e gears the Pirates' offensive machine. Va\buena ranks third in the C(!Oference in total offense and presents a lhreat with bis passing and running. Sin Ole10 Ml•• Or1n11 Co11t 11n Rlclovlc~ E Vcun11 160 lll w.nev l Weller> 2n XIS RUIJ G SPUPrenanT 1&5 ?JS 5i>tl> C McCa~ts 221 12! Troll G Ourant1 no 2~S ~llr~ T Ptde~1n 2~6 100 M•r!I e Harl 111' 1$.\ O!!ombrlrio Q Valbu..,I 1911 170 lliin@ll B Mil~ 111 110 Vlc1orl1 II M1tt111 no Ill Ricliburg B Moor• 160 • Rustlers Must Face Improved Cypress Golden \Vest College may ha ve its last chance for a win· ning season tonight v.•hen the Rustlers travel to \Veslcrn High School to face the im· provin"" Cy pr c s s Chargers in a Southern Ca Ii ro rn i R Conference clash v.•ith kickoff al 8 o'clock. One of the biegcst boosters of the Rustler squad is coach Bill Price of Cypress. "They co1nc at you \vith eve rything but the kitchen sink. I don't know how they lost to Rio Hondo. They gol some of the \vorst bret1ks any team ever ha d and if lheY \Yere to pla y tomorr ov.·, Golden West v.·ould 11•hip th,m.'' To \\'hich Sh a ck 1 e r o rd replies~ "Cypress is a vaslly improved team this late in the season. They gave Rio 1-londo a great game and we didn·t ev en come close. "That quarterback of theirs. Vic Pereboom. is throwing at least 50 limes a game and he completes a big percentage of hls throws." Shackleford is also high in his praise of defensive end John Bell. "He d oe s everything. He's a great foot· ball player and he·s quick and strong." \Vhile the 1~ustlers have Easl Los Angeles remaining on the sched ule next weekend. Shackleford isn't Io o k in g ahead . CGldtft Wtll IM> S~~UO"llt»Y E '/!J Oag" T nu \'aro"" G 1iJ Pa.,1l1cQu• t l~O E1111erso" G ?lO C~amalon T 1aJ Ou<Mn E lllO '""'''" '1 lM 81Kkl9Rd 8 UJ ~'!C~ 8 !Ml F IS(~l)f(:~ 6 (Y••HI ltaJlti~le\ "~ Mlt~~!wn Ma,...11 Suri~ D•~a~; l el1Y p,,~llc)Om ~tl~~ftU~IO s~"<"'1 HtY"U •• "' •• ... •• ,. '" •• ·~ '" "' ' with Winship going ovtr from the one with 9:03 left in the first period. Winship then recovered a second fumbl~ at the Hawk 43 and Walt bttmer moved 11 yards to score. This g~e i.,· giina a 12-0 edge wilh 6,15 ,.. maining in the stanza. i The Hawks' vaunted passer, Hendershot, moved El Dora· do into scoring position with a deft passing game and Mike Adams went in from six yards out with 1:30 to go in the first quarter. Vike, CM Runners Win Titles The cream of the cross country crops in the Sunset and Irvi ne leagues braved Santa Ana wii'ids and smoky skies Friday afternoon in deciding their circuit cham· pionships. Marina laid claim to the Sunset diadem with 42 points wh.ile runnerup N e w p o r t Harbor's hosting Tars had 52. Santa Ana (5.1), defend ing champion Westminster (98}, Huntington Beach (lZS), Loara ( 13"). Western <210J and Anaheim (248 ) followed the two leaders in the team race. Costa Mesa's Mustangs fend ed off their s e v e n challengers to capture the Irvine jewels with 36 points on Corona del Mar·s Eastbluff course. Tr;iiling the. Mesans v.·cre (in order) Santa Ana Valley l40J, Edison (!'12\. Corona de! Mar 1108!. Estanci;i ~137 ). Fountai n Valley (161), Los Alamitos (165) and Magnolia (180). Santa Ana's classy junior Marc Genet upset D a v e Lockman of Marina to take top indiv idual SUnsel honors and he se t a Newport cou'rse record of 9:45.9 in the process. Lockman wa s timed in 9:54. Three other varsity runners also bettered the old course standard of 9:59.9 set last year by Westminster's Don Diston. They included K e v i n Coleman of Westminster !9:55 ) and Newport's Rick Fleming (9 :56) and John Holcomb (9:57). Filling out the lop 10 were Refugio Carrillo rsa nta Ana, 10:02), Bob Brickner (Marina, 1Q:04 ), Bob Phillips tMarina, 10:13), Ken Martyn (Marina, 10:15) and Cra ig CI ark e (New port., 10:23 ). \\'estminster (35), Newport 146! and Marina 179) went 1·2· 3 in the junior var si t y category v.•ith Santa Ana 's hlike Connelly beating out Westminster's Bob Mendoza (10:4.9 ) and Newport's Terry Scott (10:50) for individual laurels. Huntington Beach roared to a victory in the frosh·soph division ahead of Newport, Westminster and Marina as the Oilers' Bruce Alvarez v.·on the race in 11:10.3 wllh mate Denn is Potts capturing run· neru p honors in It : 11. Newport's Henry Granillo won an open. non·scoring varsity raclt in 11: 46.3. Mesa's John Olswang sel a Corona course record i n garnering top individual trvine honors. He v.•as clocked in 9,09. Area individuals p 1 a c i n ,g behind O!swang included his teammates Bob Go 11 n ic k (third, 9: 191, brother Tom Ols\vang (fourth, 9:19.5) and Doug ~1acLean lfi!th, 9:20}, Fountain Valley 's Wayne Leeds 19:35) and John Weston of Edison f9:38) managed the ninth and 10th spots. Ga,uchos ·Duel Tough Owls , .. For a guy that's hard nothing bu~ au ccess this season, Sad- dlel>ack College footboll coach George Hartman ls ~·Orrlcd. Although W.s team is 7-0 for the season and currently holds down lhe No. 1 spot 'n tbe Mission Conference title race, &rtman fetl&-lhat tonight's a•me at Citrus wf.11 be hts tea~·, sUffesl challenee of the • )'t.ar. ''This should really be a tough 1>311 game (or us. Citrus should really be tirtd up. They 1h•a well coached team wtth some .llflne penonnel,;, sayt Hartman. Citrus ii predmnlnattly a mrµna; I.tam. Fullback Sll"ve ~tinter and halfback Ron llusband ·art': tv.·o of the-better runners in the Jeague and qu11rterhRck Tlni Babish ls adept al runn ing !ht option play. The Ow ls \.\'ere prt!-6eason pl~ks to win the. conference but losses.to.Sou!Jlwestern· (28- 22) and ruvcralde C21·16) shot them down. Thty do havt \tlc- tciri$ over San Bern ardino f34--12), Palomar (20.1 l) and Grossmont (41-17) to Uleir crt:diL ' says his club has played t1 grear deal better in ILt1 last 11vo g_amcs. but he add.s the Owls face a tough obstacle in Saddleback. "\Ve'\I have our h11nds full ." ~ys Sl rycula. "Saddleback ha~ a fine football team. They hav' nnt talent on offense and Lhey heve a real good defense also. We obvlous.ly have to try ond s!Op Whipple t Toby) If we are to win.'' Saddlcback tops· the con- ference In both bfftnse and defens~. In the nve circuit. Another impreMive triumph RBmP.21 the Gauchos have v.•as posled over Rio • Hondo r: score<t 143 points. a 28.6 (23·14), the Soull'ler n ~ 31•eragr. And only 41 point! CallforniJ Conference lel!der. ha1•t bcfn M:ored a,lf1fn!lf Sad· Citrus coach John S1rytul1 dl!back Jn the fi ve games: J Rustlers Capture Crown Football Sta11dings O•tllOf r;1 MOiten• S8" Cltl'f'tllte Kllfll~ VIII& "~'\ Fool~lll Mlt<IO)t'I V"'!o 'Tu•lln LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE I ,LEGAL NOTICll "' "' .. "' ~ '" "' "' •• " " " "' .. ,, • "' " " ,, "' " •• '" " ;, .. " " u '" .. " • "' ,. .. QUEENIE_.. By Phil lnterlandi uwell, don't look at me-;-I'm not it!" Ann Lataders Reader's Que1·y Deadly Serious DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will you settle an argu- ment? A friend of mine who works in a mortuary says it is possible for a deceased person to move, up to 24 hours after he has expired. My friend al so says the hair and nails of a dead person continue to grow. I do not believe i t. Logic tells me that noth ing can grow after death. Who is right? -MONEY ON THE LJNE DEA R J\.10NEY : You are right, but let me explain why this old wives' taJe persists. It t a k e s approximately 30 minutes for the circulatory system and other body func- tions to cease after death. It l!i possible that a dead person · might twit ch -but not move. As for the hair and nails "growing" this also is a myth . After death, soft t i s s u e recedes. Hair and n a i l 1 cove red by .soft tissue might appear to be lon ger. but this ls due to the recess ion o( the tissue and not to growth. DEAR ANN LANDERS : We are four married girls with a problem. We all live within a radius of 30 miles. A few months ago mom and dad decided to sell lhcir business Death J\'otlceK and move closer lo us. We all are happy about the decision because the folk s are getting on in years and there is no reason for them to work so han:l. Dad got a good price for his business ($50,000 in cash) and he has other holdings. So what's the problem? He and mom want to save the expense of a van and they haye asked our husbands to come with rented trailers to help thein move. It's a 400 mile trip - and some of it on rough road . It's sure to take a fu ll d8y of driving, not to mention the backbreaking job or getting the stuff in the trailers. \\'e don't want to impose this on ou r husbands but we hate to hurt mom's and dad 's feelin gs. Please say so~ething in your column to p guide us. 'You've helped us O'Jt before and we need you more than ever now -SERPENT'S TEETII.? DEAR TEETH: Driving Is APPLEllV l!mona I(. A1>Pltbv. Age M. o! 11).16 Ga-one thing -but moving vlc!t Orlve. Le!l'IJIM-Beact>. D•te of furniture is something else •. A IH111, NcvHnber 12. Svniiv~ l>V mcther, Y.rI. s1m1»cn Kroeger, s~n AntQO"lo; hernia operation can be a lot l>rClher, Berry Kro..ger, Los Anqel1!$; ti d I · t ftltee 51s1e.-,, Mrs. o .P. acr.~non, Wt:XYJ· more cos Y an nconven1en 11oe, Ca!ll.: Mts. H. o. 8Kktlmann1 than the co.st of a van. Tell 11.,. C •... Ullr!ch, b(.,n o! San l\n· f I'·· 'cnl11. Me-mcrlal i.ervice~. 1«1ov. sa111r· your o ll.6 you are sorry, but rev. •3 ... m., McCotmic~ La1111n1 Bt•ch the boys cannot move them. If :11.1191, wlth 11:,,.,. &air" e. co111,., of s1. ;o,erv'' e cloco1>a1 t 11urct1, Levun• Be1ch, you can afford it, offer to split .,.,orlu1rv. 0 1>ec1ots. the expense four ways as a oox .(e1en cmc:-RWde"'-°' Lewna-fleecll~~welcome--to -your--ue-w ~ Oa!e o1 death. Novem~r 12. S~rvlces home present >ending 01 SlleHH le~un• 811ch Mor· • 'U•rY· K .. Hl!:R Evelv n C. l(ehler. A11e 48, ~I 6t7·" Via ._1r.smbr~. Le~un• Hllls. Oa1e of d.atn, l.lcvemt>er 11. Sur>il~l!d bv hu1b1rod, H\ln· ler L. Kehle'I'; sister, M ... 1(1tht•lr>e :;elth, of 1owt; niece, Mrs. Conl!ence Jonnson, Lt Habra. !C'uner1I service•, Sundt 1, J:JQ p,m., Mcto•mld< Laguna Beec'I tha1>tl. wl!h Rev. Wendell W, ;reenlee o!llc!ellng. Mctormldt L11111ne &etch Mortu1ry, Olrec!ors. KELLY f/.O'Sl8"d o . ICellY. S7G (Allio~, L111un• 8e1ch. Oat1 of dl!alh, Nov. 12. R,etl•fd lt. Comor. U.S. Navv; turelor al LA· aun1 Bt1ch A•t Muoe<1m tor IWIJI 11• v11r1, Survlvtd bY wile. Agnts; bro!ller, \;er1rd k111v. AoterY w•• •Kllltd Fri· b v. f;YJ p,m. 1"!ermt n1. Mondt~. '"O· •tll"llli.r 1'-Jn 8100"\ibut"ll. 1>cnn•rlva"l1. ll>tfler l1g\lnt Beach Mar!uatY, lcr· #ardll'IO 1llrtt1or1. ARBUCK.LE & SON Westcllff J\.fortuary U7 E. 17th St., Costa J\.les• 646-488i . •. BALTZ MORTUARIES Corona del Mar ·~. OR 3-!MSO Co11ta Mesa ....... ml 6-Z42f • BELL BROAD\VAY MORTUARY 110 Broadwiey, Costa Me1a u 8-3133 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 171S Laguna Canyon Rod. '9UOll5 • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PA RK Ce.mete ry Mortuar)' Chapel 3500 Pacifi c View Drive Newport Beach. Cali fornia . fU.%108 • PEEK FAMILY COLONI AL FUNERAL HOME '78Cll Bolsa Ave. WesUn.1811.er .. " 893-IW" -. SDEFFER MORTUARY 1 Lapna Beach ....... <H-1535 San Clemente ...••.. fft.&100 • SMITHS' MORTUARY D7 Mata St. Hunllngtoil Bead; UM~- . . DEAR ANN LANDERS : 1 have foor children under 12 years of age and they 1nake quite a lot of laundry. Rat her than do a monstrous wash once a wetk I run a machine or two every evening. My hus- band thinks this is ridiculous and we've "had arguments about it. He says I'm a lousy manager and there must be something wrong With a woman who has to wash every day. I know th is seems like a pet- ty thing tci be wri ting to Ann Lande rs about but it is getting me d(lwn . What are your views? -ST. CLOUD DEAR CLOU D: If you want to wa sh ·every day what dif· ference does it make to him? I assume you don't tell him how to ru n his business and he shouldn't be.telling you how 10 run your hou1e. In order to eliminate 11ome of the friction. why don't you run the mach~ne RE FORE he gtls home? J\l ayhe the 1ound of the machine gets on bis nerves. C 0NJ:1 D E NT l AL, TO WOULD YOlJ?: I would and I hAve. It's senseless for .a nonsmoker t() suffer in sllencc while an inconsiderate (or unknowing) cigarette smoker turns the air blue. ,,,,,,,., !OSTA MESA JfvVFLHr £ Lc)AN Expert WATCH $495 WITM 'TMIS •• REPAIR ............ , ... AUT0"'1<TICS SLIOMTI. 't MIOMl l W•kll" CltfMllf, Oliff, l l«lrlcllfl' Tl""°' tll!I Afl••IM, Oii•• ..... ti!! N•v, 11. All -II ~ .., ..,,. ,....,..wt. , IH Nf.V I 111<'1 !\,VI '"-,.. •1 T '\.'. '' {"h' " "f' " r , " " '"'" I • ~ o <-Jf p1,,,,.. fo;r, 'l~I !\,.,,OS!(\ .,..,,, ... """ .. '\ '¥1 E -..... -·-.•. :x:=: ·-.-.=392$AIM 2¥1 ,. Saturday, Nq~tmbtt 14, 1970 DAil Y PILOt Jr;.~ Orange Const Lectures. Announced . • 1,.owi .OP OIL...1~l}rtIINc;$ • WkOLI SALI WAll:IHOUSI BUSINESS AND ( or1N TO THI PUILIC PROFESS IONAL ~ $5 and up GUIDE ; l61t E, e 01NOIR, $AMTA AHA On Dec. IO. OCC inslruct.or been on the OCC faculty since occ speech and drama prc::>- Jn airline stewarl'less trainiQJ' 1968. lessor Jack Holland. His topic The experiences of a Peace Corps volunteer is the next topic on t h e Orange Coa.!lt College Thursdays at Three ltcture series. ~HONI I)'~ OIALall;$ WANTIO ,.. e MATTRESSES 'I Dolores Jeans.Valenci a wlfl The final lecture is schedul--~is~·~·Frnm~=-C:i~~em:•:l:and:::.:lo~C:o:s:t•~======~==~11~:J~g~~~=:: ed for Jan. 14 end features ~fesa." talk about 'v001en in aviatiop, ~~~~~~~~~~~,l;;~~~~~=iiiiiii~~=ii~iiiii~~~~~~~IJ • in her lecture titled "Women MATTRESSES English instructor Patricia Are Only Limit-eel by Their APARTMENT DWj LLERS IOATS HOMIS TlAILllS • i Toivonen will discuss •·Learn~ Lack of Imagination." For ftrotect Agalnit lrr•t11l•r Sllopet ing is a Two \Vay Thing" Nov. Coua Mes• M11ttr"' c._ ( "The Only Sport Where You BURGLARS and PROWLERS "" •••••• ""· 19 Jo the ·studenl Center W k d Loo nge. Can Win Silting Down,'' is the ' ee en er Htw l ltcllWtlC dlVlc• -•Itel•'""""'" •nlry, ..vlld• 111rm, w•rn• Liberty 8-1303 ;. R . . top ic chos•n by Dav•'d Grant •ccu,.n11, llerli IMll~"rt.. ---:-:::::-::i::'o:=":"::~-~ ema1n1ng lectures in the " ;: s.ries sponsored by I h e for Dec. 17. Grant is assistant Advertising BEFORE INTRUDER e UPHOLSTER C' associated students include dean of Sl udent affairs and GAINS ENTRY I• "Whatever's Fair -1 Stutter coach of occ·s crew. .Phone Mesa Upholstery Because I'm Anxious" by On Jan. 7, assistan t pro-• NO OUTAl.1.ATLON CO$TS • HO SIOltVICE Olt RENTAi. l'E I Samuel PeterS(ln on J)ec, 3. He fessor of psychology, U Kyaw 6424321 $ 95 ft.I! 0897 J.s associate professo r and \Vin, a nallve of Bunna, v>'i!l 39 P1w1 Ca114~· CollKt Liberty 8•4.781 Jc~h~ai~rrn;a~n~o~f~th=e~d~i,~is:io=n~o~f ~d~is~c~us~s~·~·L~i~v~in~g~i~n~T~w~o~~~~~~~~~~gl~;O;H;L;Y;~;;~,~·~·~~':°'~':'"~~D~om~on;•~tr~•:tl:°":~J 2350 NIWPORT ILVD. t 1 _ technology. Cultures, y Like It !" Win has l•nk .. mtrlc••d • M~1t1rc11ar11 No Oblig1tion I ? HAVE YOU VISITED OUR NEW STORE AT: FouNT .... -,.-.,.ALLIEY---,,-,..-M...,.0111 s1 "'' T•lo.n trt1STMIN$!",."',"'_....,-,·.•,"'.,."',•.-,"',."',"'.,'".,"'•'"•~•"'•'" 5881 Warner ·at Springdale 1·n Hunt1"ngton Beach ;~~~{:!~ .. t~~~~~:~~~:::!ii~~.~.~·~:::. tg}jti:O\\!~~i .. ~:~.~~~:·.::7..:~.,.. SANTA ANA-14N w. Ed1111•r IN .,.,,19, SI, • HUNTIHGTO,.. I EACH-l ••ch . lldlnttr HVNTINGTOlll l f.llCH-W1r111r I 5prl119dll1 $511 lylon Print Quilled Robes $399 ~<i luxuri<1t.1t muf. 1icolar wo ttr color prin!1 on 11uilttd nylo n with c:oiv !Co- d t I pclYfJter f i b1r fill, 3 styla , ii1n 10- 18. s4t1 Women's Knit Pullover ..... ~ '7" Antique Mirror Tray and Frame Lono&llM'ladpu!I-~"" with CTN ntck, 2 pOCl<tts, .aosh. b11t, foll color1, Antlqutovol Vtlfl-lty t r oy wi t h mckhing pic!ur• frorrw.houtlfullY' ~. • • IGYt1f 11lf!t,. Family Botti• of 365 '22'' Triple Header · Norelca Shaver •2n~l!lli? Chewable Vitamin C OIV!lfe or LIMOlt 100M~!ir;l(lt.ll $177 '"""d•u•20·7 condy-llke "cold· Flghm'' vitomi"· ~1"-Klear ""' $] 31 ... ...... 591 Lysol u,.,. 42( DIM1ftet11t ....... Kodak lndamatlc 134 Camera Outfit ::~:~;;;,..'!' $2111 u•r control, 1horp pre1rt ' '''"· sp• Yolatl Mattel Het Wllffls Cars tt><lf• o blode in most ~hc:tve1, 3 M icrogroove fl0g1l1111 '1ltodJ. 49' Plastic Coiltecl Playing Cards ~M:-'ic,n~:~,,::~ 22' a eln t • u. s. A. w1,,- cll'lln! ! fint quali fy ~O-mln\111 com• iiao;t COIS1tle1 at our lownt prk• ev••· "GtMifil'' 99' Mattel Whiuer Customized Whlrltrs So~• 'IC In p,._ Chrltlmol So l•. Gitot alft for bovs ot glrlt. $137 • v._ • Fr111k Si11 .. et .. • Htrlio AJ,.tlt • D•irt Mwti11111 •• ,.. ••ftr .... ,.r 59c · Worehouw c1eo1onee of major ' lotMI LP'1 r<!duc..:I fon1o.1ricoll'f la• Th•i~~ Lobell In. d ude R Dot, Decca, Vtrve, Copiror,. R•priu, '"°'._ Plokwlck Storto I Tr111k Tapes Jndud. Glenn Compbe!I, Nat $31t Klng Colt,~. 98¢ Value! Color Reproductions 16"x20'' 39 New subjects C l by Ql'tat mos!'rt and tontrm• porory on litr, • 21121'' New Wld1 b111r1l1r Fr1m11 · s11 on1sh Boroq1.11,s3n Ddtt..VCod Modem. ' LOOK POR THI FLUOll:ISCINT SALES TAOS THROUGH. OUT THE STOii, •• ntFr MIAN IX· TU LOW, DIS· COUNT PIUCIS ON HUNDREDS AND HUNDll:IOS OF UNADYll· TISID ITEMS! KHp loob and Decorator Plecn Du1tfrHI Hon.dJOme wo!nvt ff.,. ''"" '""""" "'"' $999 32.'' hioh with doubl• sUdir\g glou doo rs. 12." dctp,.30" w!dt. Alia daubl1t os ~l"O ca bi"•!. Kodachrome Film Processing Special hlmmo\111 filmor35mm 20 •~IJ05U ... 1l1dt,. This ofter o ood thN T1111 .• Nov. 17 . Shop Thrift)' fOf oil your com1ro~ otdiicounf prion.. c ·"• •ou. Clalrol lllndn111 Custom Can Hair Setter r-s Delagar Guest & 'Hanel Soaps Maotttd Oilfll c.rit. oM COii• Wltht:Ok•rt Porcelain ,Enamel Open Roaster ""~···•" 99 11to22j.b.... C ,.,....Hol111io1 f1tMlly1lu, •7.ft:', ST.tf •12°TSI", $2.99 • 16 te JI#, $:J.4f 4" Value! Roast Pan with Rack Heavy duty o!vm- inum with A-woy a dJu,ta b l• c hro me rock. Ho lds 10 '20• fPWI, !1'21"• rOOst, $277 Aluminum Fondue Sets $2" 79'·99' Reuseable Metal Baktware t 11:-k:~;!~ 2' $1 H•ot •v•nly, 0 cl.on 1 oi lly, I brown u"iform!y. R19. •I" & •1•1 ..• l.ell9 Haa•letl Ralie or Hot $1" SFeat Faldin9 Table A....,,..,Motll' ... • 24 x 60" Daill" """"""'' ~-$599 ru1t, U-.Jicped 111tf legs. Far holidays, potio, pk:,,ICJ. S6"Ya'!Ml Musical ~ Liquor Decanters Re9. '2" Ravenna ltall1111 Glassware lto!ian pilch•r, d1conler1 jug, 2 chll!v duck ~tt!• $ 44 in rich j1w1l~s of Blu1, Aro ber G<-rn. -113!1 Twin leli SI• llectrlc Bl•ktt Polytittr Royon & ,.,,,, .; .. ,,... $99" bl,.,dlng , NIQht ~ llght COtlll"OL 2 'I'• . Dl)tlrflnl••· "H1ppy Hema" ••111 C111c1llfe Pac• ........ Prittd ~ low.r dlllons tit ttlt 9 -·~=~-11f"••m• Hmorl 81 ~or1c.1of S .69. UHot o ttot11m Ditlllltd & bJll'ldrd wt w dry hc-1r In Scof!ond. tttt•r, •IQOO, , :,::., ~::: 96 pulf1 Ir! OK· C \l'IOTOI' colora. .Som1 floral •"'°""• OloM ........ c ..... 1 <Mt· at. 1r~•lth PtCOl'lt • • • e 110 1rd wl!h l"illi.choeOIO!I. J 0., ' r· ( \ \ J 1 DAJLV Pb.OT Sat1.1rUJ" Hominbtr 14, 1970 NEW Y:ORK SriitK EXCHANGE • • ,, I -• • \ - ~ ' • • DAlt't l'ltDT ') ' "TALL GIRL" PANTY HO.SE ~ ~l S1111dn11 Only Seamleu stretch nylon pa.n· ty hos.c n1ade to fit girls 5'8" and over. Mist-tone. 1untone. brown mist or navy. 96c ii -~~ ~ ii !Ii. .. Jjl• . ,, . .. • LADIES CARDIGAN Sonday Only · 66 -~EMETAL STORAGE SHELY.ES A. 3-SHELP 3.37 4.77 7.88 w:; MEN'S -Y/ARM · ( -r-Rn;:.~~lt-'. ~.--- ~ ---.. R09. 4.11 . --"' Bulky knit warmth with machine-washable, full fashion acrylic sweaters in choice of wanted novelty styles. necklines and colors. S-M·L Our Reg. 3.88 ... : ....... . B. 4-SHELF Our Reg. 5.77 ........... . C. 5-SHELF Our Reg. 9.22 ........... . ..__..,,.,...,,,,__..,,,...,....,_,..,,.. __ 111 Grey mew units, ideal for toys and tools. 3-shelf: 12x ., 36~37; 4-sheU: 36x l 2x60"; 5-sbeU: 3Bxl8x75". 81/2X11" RAYON PILE RUG NEEDLE-WOVEN BLANKET ~ R•:;:,~"~.~~~•••• 2 OF $7 .;.s,:;.:~ .. ~~!~ '" 14'' aatJn binding. Gold, green, pln.k.. blue, raspberry. 72x R tex back. Come~ in avocodo, 90' gold, blue/green, turquoise, ._ __ ,..,=:a:----_,,..,._.....,{!J vennUllon. Men's "Floaters" S 11nda11 01dy Suede '~dth sturdy, comfort• able crepe sole. Sizes 6 ~ thru 12 . Casual Shoes ~. S1111da11 on111 2'"~ ~;:~ ' i . · R09. 3.~~- 5 44 Long sleeve in sturdy 2-ply rayon. Fashion long· Ii pointed collar, 2 Ila p pockets, plaque! S!eev .... : k Smart plaids in blue, green, gol d, brown. S.M·L-XI. • HY-FRY ELECTRIC COOKER SPORTS GLASS 1.PC. TEUSCOPE. .. S1111da11 Only Ro11.sts, stew!, deep-fr iei:, simnicrs. Chrome fln is h Y>ith ovenware i;las.s CO\'l'r. Pilot light And temperature dial on outside. 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AND • TRUC:.KS • ' ' ON SALE -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • • W.E DON'T CARE ·WHERE YOU'VE BEEN OR 'WHAT YOU'VE BEEN OFFERED -YOU'RE SURE TO GO FOR OUR OFFEll DON'T SIGN ANY ORDER WITH ANY DEALER ON ANY NEW CAR- TRUCK OR USED CAR UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN QUOTED DUNTON FORD PRICES. •• • ·NEW 70 MUSTANG NEW FORD CLUB WAGON NEW '70 MAVERICK 2 DOOR SPORTSROOF CUSTOM TU TONE 2 DOOR NEW 70 TORINO -2 DOOR SPORTSRDOF - 429(11..iY~,._._,.& hlfdi1tbnitftt•~ SAVE .. $8--1, ..... ,~:~~!:~. · • lfTAll • PllCf '6ic0aVAIR '11 . , ' t COllV.6cyl. rod~.-·· 61A706 • , : -----~ • J 200CD, wliitt¥irlyl r#I, cftMw Spltill ... poclmgt. airQOll!ifionint, cRMt- ._...,lic,pow.-i~...-1,tadit,ww.(OHITJ'2S2tl) $53~fl0M • FACTOlf .· AVE su:~~~l~-. ~llCE , • --- ' Satw<t01, N-14, 1970 ----DAI LV PILOT 2: - IT'S EASY TO BUY THE ALL NEW • • • ! ' , • -. - I ' • ' l -ii ' , . '• I I I -- TUMBLEWEEDS LlsTON, INJUN ... IF YOU 'llll~K YER FOOi.iN' AN'itlNE Wlll11\IAT IK.t5H CAMOUFLAGE, YOU'RE Cfl/tl.Y,..:.,·;-1 ~ .· MUTI AN,D. JEFF JUDGE PARKER ' 1 (,i\lril I 1-i"VE THE PETAILS CONCERNl!rrl6 nlE DEATH j !ENEFITS Ot.I LAR~ ROCKET SO ™"T I MIGHT TELL MIS FAMILY EXAC.TLV WllA.J , · TI-IEV CAN EXPEC.T -? 'LAIN JANE Tl-IERE'P BE ·wo POI NT IN DIS# CU$1N(i. DETAILS WITH EWAV AT A Tlll'IE LIKE TMIS1 SAM~ By Tonr K• Ryan By Al Smith YEH, wHATS THIS '\ ESP-$16.32 ? HERES ANOTH ER, ESP-#19.llJ. - WHAT'S ESP? ERROR SOME Pl.ACE! By Harold Le Doux • JUST REA~RE ALL RIGMT .. eur NOT• HE< ™~T SHE: KNOWING THEIR Fl - WON'T 1-IAVE A NANCl.A.l POSITION .A.ND f.INANC.l "L· O&Lt6.t.TIONS, TM AT'LL WORRY! &E DIF=FICU LT TO PO, WQN'T IT? OOT AT ALL! REGARDLESS OF WHAT HER '!=INANCl "L 06LI G:&.TIQWS -.RE •• SHE WON'r HA.VE TO WOR~! THAT· HAPPENS TO 15E WAND !'S POLICY! )IQW,Lm DRINK A TOAST TO 'YOU R' JOlN· , ING US1 SM-A! By Frank Ba9inski Ll'L AINllt 11>\1'1 IAAF'TO ~~en .. 'TO GET DOT ONE LIDDLE. 5CHW1NEHUN01; C:AP'>l'-ll, . ' RICKITY· &ACt<!! 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J.(l);.aa.. "'" MISS PEACH MA-'CIA, ! KAVE TO &ORROW ANOTKER PENCii. FROM YOU . STEVE ROPER VA 5E! WHAT I SEE, TIGER!' ·LOOKS LIKE SOMEBODY ELSE GOT LOST.'···AN' DIED OUT HERE/ -·· A~rHu~. 'YOU OWE 1l1E 'f3 PENCILS. By John Miles · IOWE MARCIA ~3.E'ENCIL5 OR Ney LIFE, --.. 1 \WflCHSVER' By Mell IN FACT, COMES FIR5f.,, yo11 owe Me-1 YOllR LIFE!. ,,.,. By Sauntlers and OvtrCJClrd ....,.-,,..=-=,.,.,,,,,...--,---; llEAMllllllF, AS 7WD lUTCJIE/l ~S A HNfflN CURVE -~ UIOOOSTOCK Will Ht.VE ff. , l/l111W IN NO l1,\\E;,. AU.- !TS TH£M AIWN.l··TNE ,'ii. HEXr'CAN fUlz.1 ... wlfY ARE TllEY 5T!ll F<XlOW!/olu ME f " MR.MUM By Al Capp By Charles Barsotti ... ~ , ~ ly Gus Arriola TLA/.:OC! YOLl1~e A FINI<! By Ro9er BoUen •. \ll()()L.D </oO BELIEVE 11$\) ~!lTEl> 11115 ~As~ SI.Wei.. UPSIDE OOAAl? • ,.,, DENNIS THE MENACE fl•IY. • ---------·---------·-~---------------------------------------------- 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General THREE Bedroo.ms-, 2lh baths, Dover Shores Vie\v home. Lar~e rooms . Custom designed. Fam- ily room big enough for pool table. $89,500. FOUR Bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 story Ivan Wells home with View. Decorator carpets, drapes & wall papers. Vacant. Make offer. $89,500. FIVE Bedrooms, 31h baths, separate dining room & family room. Lo\v maintenance garden. Pan- oramic View. Built by Ivan Wells. $95,000. ROY J . WARD CO., Realtors 1033 Mlriner1 Drive, N.B. 646-1550 Dover Shor•• Office ' ----- MACNAB -IRVINE Serving Newport Harboi: since 1954, twenty· five experienced residential salesmen with over 270 years of service. FINER HOMES * * 6% * * 6'/o * * 6"/o * * l'"'antastic Opportunity to own on the Bay- front. Owner will finance at 6% for 25 years to qualified buyer with $50,000 down. Gor-: geous five bedroo1n t\vo-story ho1he \vith POOL and large pier and slip. \Vould also ex- cl)ange for income property. $197,500. SUMPTUOUS REGENCY OPENING TODAY THE UN IQUE DUPLEXES 1111~1. NovtmbH 14, 1970. HONEYMOON COTTAGE Nestled in Pine tree setting. 2 BR., 1 ba. townhouse \Vith ma..ximum privacy --mini- n1um garden care, All this can be yours for only $25 ,000 incl. \VS hr/dryer & refrig. 0\VO· er wilJ consider smaU down payn1l. HARBOR VIEW HILLS Quality. design & refinement are offered in this spacious 3 br, 2 ba , Lusk built home on a pool sized Jot. Shag carpeting, paneled den &. ocean breeze can be yours for only $53,500. J EASTBLUFF End lh at search . , . \Ve'V e found it. The spa- ciousness of this 2500 sq ft 5 Br, 3 ba. lri-level hon1e is a house,vife's delight. Room for everyone. Full price $47,500. HARBOR VIEW HOMES ~ - 1100 IRVINE TERRACE The Best of E verythlnt J.'iOO Sq, Jl of custom_ quality hon1e-\\'ith ,xquisite p&JJO(· amic bay &. ocean, day '= ntght vi~\\'; W/Jge, btd. &; rn1. pool, lgc_ patk>: 2 king si~ bdrtl\11, plus convert. den; slorage galore. Lge. family rn1 , 1v/"'et bar, b!I . In BBQ. View dining rm. & l\\•ing rm. l Car garage. Sho\\·n by app't only: CLIFFHAVEN Attr. J BR. home in xltit I neighborhood. Huge Jot v.•/ roon1 to add onto hOme, ii desil'ed or have lge, play 1 area, dog runs, parking area fur extra cars or rec. ve- hk:!es, ctc. Ideal for your Iantily, 01vner an.xious . sul> mit offel'!I! Mking $48.500. 1 Read · Daily Pilot Classified with magnificent mansard roof. The graceful two-story. marble floored entry leads to a lovely sunken living room. The elegant din- ing room is enhanced by a two-story chan- delier. The panelled library overlooks an at- tractive brick terrace and large pier and slip. $190,000. Please call Charlotte Long or T_om Queen for appt. Outstanding__ ~and use and desiln. Large, livable new duplexes south· of the hi gh,vay in Corona del 1'1ar. 2 bdrn1s, 2 ba~h . 1250 sq. ft. do\vnstairs; 3 bdrr'n, 3 bath, 1650 sq. ft. upstairs. Sunny. cheery, \Vilh shag carpets, Corning \Vare ranges.-self-cleaning ovens, private sun decks and contemporary v:ood & glass architt:cture. \Valk over a flo\ver cove!'· ed foot bridge and do\vn a treC lined street to the beach. O\vner transferred leaving his beautiful 5 br, 3 ba home in your care. Self-cleaning oven, Jlrofessional landscaping. shag carpeting & location nea r the park & pool are only a fe w of the features of this lovely home. Priced at $63,900 on fee land. Salisbury ' , I ' I . • ' • ' . I " I ,. " } ' 1000 I I I 5 BDRM.· BA YFRQNT ·SUP OPEN SAT. & SUN.1·5. 2323 BAYSIDE OR. 3000' On one level, 4 baths. shared pier & slip for 40 n. boat YOU OWN. THE LAND! 53'x200 ft. See it· $179.500. Bill Comstock EMERALD BAY Best ocean view • lge. cust. home w/high beam ceil's .• 3 BR (can be 4), den, playrm., 41h baths • every extra! Owner w/carry lge. trust deed. $145,000. Carol Tatum YOU'RE THE FIRST TO KNOW Just listed • panoramic view home w/4 bdrms., din. r1n .. large fam. rm., paneled 'billiard rm:-; 2 \Vet bars; lgc. pool Many palios & yard $135,000- Mary Harvey OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1°5 P.M. 1019 DOLPHJ N TERRACE • IRVINE TER- RACE. What a vie,,•!! Watch the boats!! 4 BR. + F.R. -3 car gar. -Spanish design. Price includes furniture. Only $98 ,500. Bud Austin BEST LOCATION/ ON PENINSULA Home planned for pleasurable living. Spac- ious 2-story w/2 bdrms .. study & family rm. w/wet b~r &-refrig. MSister bdrm. with His & Her bath. Elevator, plus many other luxurious extras. $97 ,500. Kathryn Raulston LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT \Vhen you see this exquisite 4 BR./ FR home \vith .panoramic view • features _all cu~tom drapes • w /w cpts. thruout - 3 baths -sep. -family rm. • 3 car gar. Best Ne,vport Beach Joe. Asking $89,000. EZ Terms. Art Gordon ___5_BDRMS. • $77, 900 • BA YCREST Xlnt value. Formal dining plus family rm .. b-rkfst. area. 3112 Baths. Beaut. cov. patio. Room for a pool. Immaculate thruout. Own- er transferred. 1\1ary Lou Marion BEAMED CEILINGS Give elegant feel to this 4 BR. 3 Ba. vie'v home. Also , 2 fireplaces. Three car garage & \vet bar in family room. "Look" -$68,500. Al Fink QUICK POSSESSION!! Owner transferred & this lovely home va- cant. Popular "D" plan in Broad1noor sect. of Corona del Mar. 4. BR .. 2'h ba., farn. rm., 2 lrplcs. $67.500. AI. C. Buie EAST BLUFF Ne'v listing! 3 BR .. 2 Ba. Lovely Lusk home. Cul De Sac. corner lot \vith inaximwn pri- vacy. Beautifully kept yard & home. $44,500. -Harriett Dav.ies- OPEN SUN. 1-5 1225 ESSEX LANE WESTCLIFF • $39,800 \ Don't overlook this cozy 3 BR .. fan1. rm. home. located on quiet street in one of Ne\v- port's most popular areas. \Valk to park & school s. Cathryn Tennille WELL GROOMED!! With terms to suit. FOUR BEDROOMS. \vith H:\RDWOOD floors. in Harbor 'Hi dis- trict. Buy now and be n1oved in for HOLI- DAYS. S38.750. Harry Frederick ---....._ OPEN SAT, & SU~. 2·5 ·327-CEDAR Vacant & it's SHA'RP. 2 BR. 2 Ba., conv. den. bit-ins. beatned ceilings. Lu xurious shag cpts .. just redecorated. Enclosed patio. 2 Car garage. ,v/clec. opener. $27,900. Belle Partch "Please call {Or our picture brochure or current If stings." WARM EARLY CALIFORNIA HOME in best Dover Shores vie\v area. 4 bedrooms, family room with many bookshelves, out- standing island kitchen spacious terrace on bay side. Oversized living room and formal _ din.ing room. $92,500. BAYCREST ·FEE LAND 5 bedroom. 41/2 bath, 2 story home on large pool size lot. Vie'v of mountains from 2nd story. Formal dining room. Large kitchen \vith adjoining breakfast area. Family roo1n \\•ith wet bar. BeautifUI master suite \Vith fire- place. Storage areas throughout home. All roon1s large and bright. Belo'v cost to owner. $119,500. DUPLEX· BALBOA ISLAND 2 three-bedroom. two-bath units. Enjoy the ch.arm o'f Balboa Island living -or if you'd rather, just collec;:t the rent. $82,500. IRVINE TERRACE. VIEW _l_ Delightful 4 bedroom, 3 bath home\Vittr'HWge pool. Spectacular vie'v of Ne\vport Bay and ocean. $77.,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1:00:5:00, or caU To1n Queen for appt. l721 Galatea, Corona del Mar. *VIEW* VIEW Open house Sat. & Sun. 1 :00-4 :00. 801 Kin gs Road. VIE\V! Owners pave built a new home in San Diego County and no\Y offer this de- lightful three bedroom. three bath home. 1850 sq. ft. of fine construction. Approximate- ly 15 years old. Large living room with fire- place with unobstructed view of Bay plus landscaped patio. Glass enclosed sundeck. Excellent financing available. $69,500. FROM $31,500 TO $59,500 PRICELESS OPPORTUNITY Four bedroom Newpqrt Beach family home. 21/2 baths, many extra features. Huge lot. Beautifully landscaped swimming pool patio. Only $59,500. Owner might lease $450/month· ly. Call 675-3210 for appL PAMPER YO\JRSELF NOW . . Enjoy life in thi s beautiful Condominium with a view. 3 large bedrooms:-21/2 baths, delux carpeting and drapes . .-Lovely green belts , S\Vimming pools, bicycling, finger tip near- ness to schools, boating, beaches. Owner transferreL,need quick sale. On ly $46,500. Dial Hope UCerrie 675-3210. eveni_ngs 673-5i~..i- CORONA DEL MAR South of hiway on 45' lot just over a block from ocean in prime residential area. 3 bed- rooms, 2 balhs with built-in electric kitchen. Asking S45,000 but out of tO\Vn owner is an- xious. Bring your offer!! Please call To1n Turner. WALK TO THE BAY CLUB from this cozy, immaculate hon1e . Large liv· ing room v..·ith fireplace. 2 bedroon1s. 2 bath and dining rooin. $44 ,500. Call Elaine Sve- dcen. ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE is filled with sunshine, lollipops, rainbo,vs and friendly neighbors. A beautiful garden. 4 bedroo1n, family home priced $3,000 under market. Hurry to the daily open house at 4701 Dorchester or call Lois Miller for inforn1a- tion. 675-3210. TURTLE ROCK BEAUTY 1'1arvelous 4 bedroom, 3 bath home. One yea r old. it is in better than ne\v condition. Large rear patio and delightful enclosed courtyard entry. 3 car garage. Steps from swimming pool. park and tennis. A short \Valk to the soon-to-be-opened high school and elemen- ta ry school. \Ve hig hly recommend this Jove· ly home to you. Please call .Joel Smith or Tom Queen for appointment. $41.500 . FOR A CAREER COUPLE Sophisticated and carefree: 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. sunny patio, pool and a 'give a\vay' price of $31 ,500. MACNAB· IRVINE Rt•lty Company 901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 lOIO B1ysfde Drive ., Newport B11ch l;G;;';;";;•';;•;;l:;;:;;:;;:;;;;IOOO;;; Gentr•I i WES TC LIFF Priced at on I y $69,950 \1•ith 1st trust deed of $53.000 ('!.-Blfi c(', 25 yrs. $425/n10. Taxes are ·approx. $1200/yr. First O\vner de· J>reciation available. Lcicated at the corner of Goldenrod and 1st slreet. U~l()U( t1()Ml:S Real Eslate, 675-6000. 2443 E. Coast Hi.ghway, Corona Del Mar. Cal ifornia 92625 General 1000 General BY THE SEA, BY THE SEA Oh llo\v Happy You 'll Be living in your very O\V ll dupl ex! 4 Br., 2 ba. upstairs, 2 br., l ba. do\vnstairs. From your patios, V.'atch the \Vaves break on th'e beach. Yours for only $45,000! • Red Hill Realty UNIVERSITY PARK CENTER, IRVINE CALL ANYTIME 833·0B20 Rl"alf~ 315 J\tARJNE AVE. 6'Ba900 BALBOA ISLAND OPEN .HOUSE Sat & Sun 1-5 3253 low• St. VACANT 4 BEDRDOa.tS, 2 BATHS, fireplace. bltm. Richly carpeted. A lovely hon1e. Fine !\1esa Verde North area. \V. of Harbor, N. of Gisler. Don't miss this! H's a beauty. Arnold & Freud 646-7755 8118\ness QDJ)C)rtUnitlet in Today's Want Ads. 1000 General 1000 G•n•r•I 1000Gener•I 1000 THE REAL ESTATERS Serving Newport Beach, Costa Mes a, Coror.a del Mar, Huntington Beach WHY NOT GO FIRST CABIN WITH THE REAL ESTATERS ! NO. 1 TO BUY . . ' ' . TO SELL TO TRADE Our professionally trained crew of 30 to serve you better - -prob- lem solvers who work for you. They Make it Happen Ask anyone who hos done business vtlth th~m -Give • c1ll -You'll 1lw1ys be glad you did. • ADDED FAMILY ROOM MESA VERDE A 3 brdroom, 2 bath, T-plan \Vith an added 13x19 family room. Large irreguln r back yard \vith built-in Bar-B-Q. Quiel cul-de-sac sLrer L Fab11 - lous hon1 e for the family, Call no\v, Onl y :1129,950. 546 -231.J EASTILUFF-S IEDROOM v.'ilh sparkling pool completel.v fenced from huge back yard. 3 luxury baths, rormal dining room, clem. &: high school in \Valkin~ distant't! -$52,000. 046-7171 LOT ZONED FOR 1' UNITS -Has 6 Existlnq Unlt1- SPARKLING CLEAN NI'\\' C8rp<'lS -Nr\v Paint - Nr"'' Tile in kitchen and balhi':. ]l's like buying a new 3 bed· room, 2 bath. dining room. and fa1nily rootn home. Large brick fireplace, dou ble car garage, l11rgt' patio and much more. Bcttcr huITy. It won't last al. this price -$27.500. Contractors !\.1ovi ng NorLh - Sacrifice ~ ~Good cash return ·Tax $helter "Top appreciation 18% Return nn minln1un1 do\vri payment. Call Today. 646-7171. ! ' -' . I THE NEWNESS HASN'T WORN OFF ••• But 0 111' owner h11s had I\ cl1angr or plans and no\v \\•ish· ('S to SC'IJ his 11·c lJ drcoi·atrd, roomy 2 Bedroon1 and d('n, din- in £: room hon1e on an el('v11trd <"or•nrr lol in Newpo1·l Beach. Only ~43,500 ! lncludinl.;" U1r 1ancll "'flh ex('cllcnl terms. Call 673-8550. IAYCREST RI LOT WITH GUEST COTTAGE fJnly s lcps lo-bench. A braut.iful lr vcl building silc \vlth 30 foot frvnlagl' graduating lo 36 fer t in thC' rear with a comfortable 2 bcdroon1 gucsl cottage "''It h \•ic1v $llualed in the far refll'. Live in the coltag(' and buil d you r dream home in lh!s prrs· ti gr area. Call 673-8550. IT PERFECTLY FITS FAMILY LIFE Nro1· rntranr.f' to B11ycrcsl. ~ d.1ndy bedrooms (m11s 1rr bcd- llO!>m scpan11cd on other sid<' nf honirl, full slzr formal din- ing room, family roorn \vith built in desk unit, lovely acri- lan c<1r!)f'lS, \'iilyl 1vall ct>verini;: -$42,950 -OIVTil'r \\•ill hrlp finAnt'" \1'i lh lO'ti, down. Phonr 646-71 71 to vir\~'. CORONA DEL MAR'S LITTLE MONEY MAKER A one bedroom house plus guest apt on R-2 lot .•. ONLY $32.· 900. Let the rent from this un- usually charming income pror- rrty pay the v.·ay on this excel- lent investment while you \Vatch the property value soar. Call us on this opportunity and lr t us shO\\' you how it can makl' you money. 673-8.55<}. PRIME C·2 LAND VISTA lnvr.slor11 atlention!! Comidl!f' this le.rgc 6.20 acre parcel 11itu· 11tcd in 11. prime location on Santa f l'.': in beautiful · Visl.8. Only $20.000 per acre. can 673-8550. An ideol ho1ne only l\vo yea1·!1 nc.1,· \\'Ith 4 bc<drooms, forn1al dln1n!'.:' roo1n, (amlly room. a ki tchen to drlighl lhl' go ur1n<'1 t'ool;, an inco1nrarallle m11 slf'r suite and a l!C-c:ludcd study for t lH• executive 1,11· professiona{ n1nn who nerds a private nff!e<' Ht home PLUS 8 poo l end 1011-· m11in tcnnnco y111·d combin•• In mal\(' this I.he pc1·fc('l rilac·e fvr · the family that loves to "ntrr. luin. To iscr this rf'1narlu1Ulr hon1r call 673-8550 for an a p· p1.1Jn11ncnt. WITH $1000 '\'ou cnn n1nve in and pay only S.18:> pe1· month for a coiy 2 bedroom and family roo1n home. Priced &t S2.3,000. EaJ;t. side Costa ?-'lesa. For dela.ils call 546-2313. ' LIDO LIVING FOR LESS Smalll'r 3 bedroom, 2 b&lh horn!? on larger lot means !18.V• lngs ·ror you. Great buy for those \vho \vn.nt to ex1iand upon thrir idce.s. $56,500. Don't h!:!si· 1atr, call 646-7171 now! , COSTA MESA 27'0 H•tbot 11 .. d. S46-1J I J INVESTMENTS • HOME & INCOME Pro(ilablC' to own . , • A plee- 8Ure .to live in! The.-home i., ,_ custom, luxurious chl'lrmer "'Ith :'\ kin!t si7.c bedl'OOTllll; country klh:hr.n with huge fiunlly room, rormltl dining, secluded living r'Oom ..• PLUS a 11eperate onf' bcdl'oom money-maker that really reduces -those monthly 1>aynienlll! $45,950 fo r both! $4600 do\\·n. &r today. Call now. Thanks. 546-2313 or 6'16· 117l: .. , I ·I • j I . HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS POR SAL! liOUSIS l'OR SALE !!OUSES l'OR SALi HOUSES l'OR SALi ~ 1 1 0-r•I 1000 GOM r•I 1000 GOMral lOIO 0.nor•I 1~ Gonor•I ... ·!l *-*-* * * * * --' -* TWO HOMIS * I * TAYLOR CO. * UNIVERSITY PARK OFFERS VILLAGE THREE HOMES AT lMPRESSIVE· n-yshores $1850 DOWN 5 Badr...,, l'lxor-Uppor Penlntula Paint 1N1 Needt a lot of work, auob u 4 IEDROOMS • Sharp 4 bedroom 1% bl.th paint. yard ••ort a little Family nn., ttlnlna rm.. 2 "SPIC AND SPAH" DOLL HOUSE Newport !ialghl$ 2 bdrm home ideal for cou· pie. Lge rooms w/beamed ceilings. Lge_. rear yd. 0\Yner moving north ....... $25,HO *6.6°/o ANO Pool, patio I: splendk1 view ?i1odem 3 bdrm, 2 bath&, on se1 lhe pauem '?" elepnt 6(l tt, corner Jot. Lie. !iv. llvJng in exclUSJve Dow:r rm. 1i; din, area facing l.ge . Shores, " Bedroom, 3 balh, encl. patio w / bltn, BBQ. 1eparatc po"·der room, y,·al.k lmmac a~ to beach It ir "'et ~r. large dining rm, Bay ciUb. $.59,500 larae kitchen iv/separate • Glen lotar hOmt cirqt RQnt.-repair, Ba.ck Bay area. Alto be.thll. Near jetty, w/10me ine Be h b: tlo \Valle; available on lease option, vJew New hd..-d ftn. tilt to ~ :c IC·~ls "vat?&nt $325 or make otftr, root,. Xlnl bt.t)' ai $S9,5oo. and "'"" tor lh< holid..,.s. LHse-MaH Verde NEWLY CARP!TID No Down to 1. VETERAN. Sharp <I + fam Ym .• on quiet 2 Bdrm. cbltaa:e. 1 Bath. S28,500. atrfft, near schoo~s. Vacant Frplc., prlv. patio; mtJn- IN THE SPANISH MANNER 3 Bdrm. -DR home. Courtyard assu.rea pri- vacy. Owner s~s "'Make offer." .... $41 ,750 , Up to $2,000 in ·landscaping & decorating al· low&nces. Choose from a variety of 2, S & 4 bedroom homes, oUering up to 2586 sq .. ft. Only $28,995 to $39,995 for these money-saving -homes. Immediate occupancy. COATS now. $260 Includ1ng a:ar-tenanoe-tree ya.rd. Immed. J6a.. & dener, poueu. Prlctd af $38.950. 1~ ''kl•t nook. Richly '""""' Bayshore Dnve la m I I y rm overlooking POOL., 2 fireplace•. New Ir. Extra lge, llv, rn1., frpl, 4 ---±---·-llAY ISl<AND . $117,500 Call to see our exclusive listing on th.is beau· tiful secluded tror,lcal islaod. Older S bdrm. home w/pier & al p, tennis cl & pk. "TH!"PARK HOMES *'AT 6.CJO/o avallabJe no\\'! SlOS,900. BR., 2 ba., 1'~.A. heat, Cov. l&l-1 Galaxy-Drive pittio w/frpJ: Our best-buy (Open Sat & Sun l ·Sl today! ,Only $39.500. ~ WALLAC! ~ J 4!-lllO "' -· llEAL TORS oi'.fio'"""'E R,E~ ,, • 962""44S4 • .. .. , • ,1~'. associated RROKfRS -NfALTORS lQ2~ W Bolboo 61).J66J CONVENIENT LOCATION Pool , 3 bdrm, fam rm, Westclill home. Close to shopping, schoob .t library ....... $44,950 CORONA DEL MAR VIEWI Near new 4 bdrm "Broadmoor" tri-lev.el w/ family rm & formal dining rm. Terraced gar· den of tall trees & lovely flowers .... $77,500 2716 \Vindover Open Sat 1·5 :00 CAMEO SHORES BEAUTY I LUXURJOUS custom built home on lge cor- ner .site'w/ocean view. 4 Bdrms, den. 5 baths & P\Vd nn. Most rooms have vu of spacious patio, pool & lanai. Owner will consider ex· change for smaller home ........... $175,000 ANO Up to $3.000 in landscaping & decorating al· lov,ra.nces. Choose from a variety of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes, oUering up to 2400 sq. ft . Prices range from $37,995 to $47.500. Enjoy luxurious living among the park's 44 acres of trees & greenbelt areas. VISIT UNIVERSITY PARK On the Irvine Ranch, 4571 Greentree Lane, take San Diego Fwy. to Culver. So. on Cu1ver I block, left on Mic haelson 3 blks. to model area. • . .o\nnual Percentage Rate For further details, ask any Representative at University Park. Ivan Wells & Sons Open Sun. 1 ·5 Roy J . Ward Co. 1519 Santan.lla EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IRVINE TERRACE. 01o,ner 1033 twtarlner1 Drive: 64&.1550 v.•ants action! Leaving area. (Open Daily Nlcely lndscpd., attr. 3 bd- r n1., 2 hll thli, Lge. liv. rm., din. area; bltns. Carp, & drapes, Asking $42,500. "C" THOMAS Realtor ZM \V, Coast llwy, 54&-5527 Newport Beach f'\'es 545-5643 Open Evenings 24 CUSTOM HOMES All the extras ano included in our sale• price such as: ce"1lmic lilt'!, fireplace, car. peta, Ille entry, block wall sprinklers, instant lav.·n & shrubs, uk our SaJeaman who double as Tour Guides, to Sho\V you SUNFLO\VER PARK, $29,600 to $33,250, corner or Flov.·er and !ifaG- Arthur, neAr the South Cout Plua. ,...,., DIGNIFIED & ELEGANT You'll love the professional decor in this finer 2-story home w/4 bdrms, fam rm, for- mal DR & 3\'>. baths. PLUS View! .. $124.500 1606 Antigua Open Sat·Sun 1·$:00 Stanley C. Swartz Co. Community Builders A trut' FIXER UPPER ,vilh An MGI Company 2 bed!1n hardwooct noor unH Open Houses THIS WEEKEND I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!! I in front and a garage apt General 1000General 1000 in rear. Located on l&l"ll:e IRVINE TERRACE 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;============;; I 50xl7j R·2 lot near tov.n. $16,500 \'Varm & friendly 3 bdrm home. Quality built. L~e rms. ~verl~k 1 private 1 patio. Sun-deck \\'Ith sweepmg view . Hurry. . ....... $54,900 1506 Dolphin Open Sat-Sun 1·5 :00 DOVER SHORES· $145,000 Terraced tree-studded patio extends to pier & fl oat. Spac. 4 hclrm & den home in top re- furbished condition. For a yachting fam. 315 Evening Star Open Sat.Sun 1·5:00 DOVER SHORES · $108,000 S.autiful NEW 4 & den home built just for you! Spectacular living rm & l~e formal DR. 410 Morning Star Open Set-Sun 1·5 :00 WHITE WATER VIEW. $115,000 Custom quality New England farm style home v" /5 bdrms & 4 baths. Newly dee. Ocean frt. LINOA ISLE -$165,000 S~nken living rm opens to bayside patio. V1ev" from most rms. 5 Bdrms, 3 frpl. Hu ge master suite. Prof. decor. Pier & slip. JlnJa J!Jfe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 60 Linda Isle Drive Newly listed . Prestige 'vaterfl'ont hon1e. 4 extra lg. Br .. 4 ba., p\vdr. r1n. Lge. liv. r1n. & den; 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/garden \V/room for pool. Deck & dock. By Appl. .. $220,000 77 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sunday. New 5 Br .. 5 bath home on lagoon. Marbl e entry, \Vet bar, A~1 /FM Intercom, Huge mstr Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Large !iv. & lam. rms. w/frplcs. \v/deck ...... $185,000 107 W,n~l!!e Drive 5 BR. 3 baths: !am. rm .. form . din. rn1 . 2 Fplcs., R1n . for pool. Dock. By appt $145,000 Waterfront Lots No. i6: 3 car garage. Reduced lo ... 577,000 WATERFRONT LOTS 'No. 44 : 108 Ft. on water ...... , ... , ~150,000 Call us regarding fine home sites. Lea sehold, Prime location. $53,500 to $150,000. "Our 25th Year" For complete information on all homes & lots, please call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 133 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 1 "'!!!l~~~~~~~~~~ 2111 San Joaquin Hill1 Road 1= 642-4620 NEWPORT CENTER 644-4t*Ge __ n_•-~-~--P-O_R_T_lOOO_ i Gon.,ol 1-=*==*===*-==;;,,*'==*===*=== BEACH CREAMPUFF Gener1I 1000 General ~.~~-~~~ 1000 PORT WEYBRIDGE OCEAN· BAY VIEW 1000 NEWPORT SHORES 2 BR, den, '.! ba, Dbl. garage CIO!f! to beach, pools & ten- ni~ courts. S'25,000. Georg• Williamson Realtor Harbor View homt'!, Mona.co B~athtakin.g vie\v of Bay model Custon1ized root en-and Pacific Ocean I r o m try; c~t & lndscpg, Quick Kit t?hen. dining and Living Jr EAS\' LTVlNG is \\'hat yo"·r" aner, !hen don't mis11 1hii: f11111ast'c adult occupied honie in beautiful University Park. The condit.ion is just likr ne1o,•, yet it's lully im· J)l'O\'rd \\ilh Jo\V mainten- ance landscapinr. & fully automated sprinkling sys- ten1. Inside you'll find large sp.'\clous roon1., & ~ homf' thal is idf'a\ for t'ntertain- in~. con1plr1c '''ith we1 bar! Existing 5~~·,r loan can be ai:sun1ed. You 11·orl't bC'lie"e \l'hal you gc( for only $::2.950. occupancy, See #2021 , room, Soulh sea bar and 67J.4UO 645-1564 CURT DOSH Realt """"""'°" """" '"'' to ' or entertainment oriented pool EXCEPTIONAL owner v.ill help finanre or !alee Boal in lradc. flun;·: Absolutely immaculate 2 BR-642-647:? Eves. 67~ frplc, Decomtor crpt & drp~. 1730 \V. Coast lligh11·ay You musr set'. a ddla:ht(u] CO\"ered patio I ......................... I DIAL 6-l:;.-0303 l: pro(: lnclscg, must sell $21,500. Cheerful 2 br E--side fOREST E. OLSON quickly! S23.99:;, Kt'n, South C.~!. hon1e. Hdwd fioors, lg REALTO'RS Coast Real Estate, 5-15-8424. ff'need yd, Ag t, 64&-1456. 2299 HARBOR. c .!\!. 1000 General 1000 EAST BLUFF Open Daily l·S 2615 Bamboo, N.B. OPEN /Ca.. co:Ts ~WALLACE REALTORS -S46-4141- (0ptn Even ings) The gate and step into an enchanting en- tryway that leads to this lovely Ne,vpor t Beach home. 3 bedrooms, garden baths, ri chly panelled fan1il y room and cozy fire- place. Safe and quiet Cul-De-Sac street. Good buy at '38.500. Spacious :i bedrn1 11·/vic11· of tt'nnis club, pool & pa1•k. Close to shopping lgC' ro,·. ered patio, IreshtY redec:or. "'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"" \ ated inside .(: out, Ready 10 EASTBLUFF WITH FOREVER VIEW n1ove inlo -gOOd financing. Vacant! Lachenmyer Rlty Call 64&.3928 Eves: 644-03-I~ DAINTY DANDY DUPLEX $25 ,900 Ffl'/VA 11:::::::::::::;:;::::::;:::::;:;::::::;:;: \ HOl\''w this for a staner. Live in one, rcn1 one, at a price of $21'1.900 lhr cheapest \\'ay UNMATCHED Iden! for doctors, in\'estol'll. etc. 2 8edl'001ns. 2 barh~. Needs \\'Ork inside & out. GOODLOOKlt-ISi F l X E R UPPER & ''"HAT A LO- CALE!!! 10 01\ n pro!X'rty in a beach area. This one itlC'ludt's car. prls, drapes, 1'elrigerator1 and s!oves, Hurry • \\"on'I Lu st. DIAL 6-l.>-0303 fnol typographica.I e1TOr) Open Daily 328 Alisa Newport Heights corner ot. Bearon I short block from Cliff Dr. By 01\'ncr $36,500 Spacious 3 bedl'oom '.? bath, Jiving room \\•ith fiteplatt, large dining area overlook· ing lo\•e!y secluded lanai, carpeting, drapes,-built·in electric kitchen. Garage off alley v.ith electric eye open. er. Nicely landscaped cor- ner lot. 646-4032 2 HOUSES· 2 LOTS PRICE OF ONE SUPER BARGAIN . T'\\'O hou~11 Tv.·o \or~ -S32. 750 - Each lot lilhclgj. Either home ideal lor Arlist retreat, or rent both and build equity, You must see these f\vo cufi? spotJt'!ss propertie1 to a~ preciate • Beach area. Bet- ter 1-tun·y? DIAL &.l:>-0.'iOJ FOREST E. OLSON REALTORS :?299 HARBOR. C.i\l. -NEWPORT BEACH· Only $31,500. 10°/o Down 3 bdrm/bath -L.anai.Pool- Condo-El~. bu ilt -in kil~!1- t'n . redecorated -ne1v car. pet • just painted -a.ss un1e Joan . Cnnsider Lease Op- tion. Phone 64&TI71 1-Q'THE RE L ~ESTAT E RS -' I ' ~ ' ' JUST LISTED $36, 750 FHA 1em1s, 4 bed rm, fa1n!ly r1n, d ining rm, 20X} ft on one lt'vc\. Large cov- ered p.1tio. drapes, sl\tlg cqllli. cl\~\l;.>nt location nea1· all schools ?\01v \'3· cru1t -makr off€r, Ca 11 s.io.11st l~l'ritage Realtors. MNp ttll1 ~ tll'""9ry wltll Y•• Hlh ...... • Y•• t• .......... tt ... An tile lee.ti-lletff Mtew .,. -..CrlltH 11 .,....., lht.n lly ~It ..... •llere I• teMJ'1 DAILT PILOT WANT ADI. P9'fHt; .... w1 ... ,.. ...... '" ,... 9' ,. ,... .,. .,.Ml .. lbt s11ch htforMOri .. hi rfll1 c•l11111t1 ffCll FtldClf. HOUSES FOR SALE (l Bedroom) 1514 Bluebird Canyon Dr., Laguna Beach (Sat & Sun 2·5) (2 Bedroom1) 2325 Eastblu!l Dr. (The Bluffs) NB. 844·7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4313 Channel Pl., Newport Beach 673-0642: 67>-6459 (Sun 1·5) 312 Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 12 Br. Family or Den) (Sun 1-5) 2021 Port 'Veybridge (Harbor View Homes) CdM 642·6472: 673-3468 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 327 Cedar St. (Newport Shores) NB 833-0700; 644-2430 !Sat & Sun 2-5) 447 62nd St. (Ne"'port Shores) NB 675·5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 13 Bedroom) *1918 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.) CdM 844·7662 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1610 Ponderosa (l\1esa Verde) Chi 546-5440 (Sun 12030·5:00) 215 Marigold, Corona del !\tar 675-2101 (Sun 12·5) 801 Kings Road . Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 1506 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 403 Feliz (The Bluffs) Ne\vport Beach 499-2238 lSat & Sun 1·5) *2857 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 (Su n 1-5) 9592 Be1ty Circle, \Vestminster 839-1445 (Sat & Sun ll-5) 2302 Columbia Drive. Costa Mesa 645·0927 (-Sat & Sun 9-9) 526 Santa Ana Ave,, Newport Beach 67J.ti642 ; 615·6459 (Sun 1·5 ) 24372 Lo s Naranjas. Laguna Niguel 499-1397 (Sun 1·5) 435 Irvine Ave . (Newport Heights) NB 646-2414 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *4206 Spindrift Way (Nr Hoag Hospital! 11/B. 646-2414 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 826 Darrell Street, Costa Mesa 540-ll51 (.Sat & Sun 1·5) Corner Oak St . & La Palma. F.V. · 673-3600 (Sat & Sun 11).5) *2279 Republic, Costa Mesa ~ 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 912 Cercis Place. f\'e,,·port Beach 675-4930 <Sat & Sun ll·4) 2312 La Linda, Costa ~lesa 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *2279 Republic, Costa _r.,1esa 646-7171 (Open Sun 1·5) (3 Br. & Family or Den) 20242 Ramona Lane, Huntington Beach 962·1373 (Sun 1·5) 191 5 Mariners (Westcliffl NB 642·5200 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·5) 16192 Culpepper l.n. HuntinJi:ton Beach 8!1&·1847 (Sa t & Sun 10·5) 216 Orchid, Co rona del i tar 673·8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6% FHA LOAN S29.900, 2 Star)' with tarp upsttiln dorm or Jack l Jill bedroom. 3 Ye1r1 new, carpei., drapes, oversized dble &'ftl'~ incl. \\'Orkl>ench. Elec bltn range l oven, FA heat, cul-de...ac stret'!t, walk to beach and school•. OPEN HOUSE SAT Ir SUN FROM l:CI )ff Vista l•y• 0Utstandln1 larle cualOm 4 & family rm. with poOt on quiet Back Bay cul-de-sac. Owner \Yill also trade for triplex. I' illaP,e He .ii EstJte '62-4471 I S:::.J MMttJ *1007 Dolphin Terr.; Corona de! Mar 613·2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) '*1915 Chubasco Dr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 673-32ll ; 545'2300 · (Sun 1·5) 595 Traverse Dr., Costa Mesa 673-32ll; 545.2300 (Sun 1·5) (4 Br. & femlly or Don) * 1749 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach S48·8281 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 120 S.levue Ln. (Bal Penin. bet L & M St.) 675-4600 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 839 Santiago Rd. (Mesa de! Mar) CM 546·5440 (Sun 12:30·5:00) 1019 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 833·0700; 644·2480 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) *1721 Galatea Terr. (Irvine Tert.) Cdl\1 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 10332 Shang-ri-la. 1-luntington Beach 962-1373 • (Sun 1·5) 9791 Flamingo, Fountain Valley 962·1873 (Sun 1·5) !0057 Quail, Fountain Valley 962·1373 (Sun 1·5) 2716 Windover Dr., Corona del Mar 644·49!0 (Sat l·S) · 1606 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 844-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 410 Morning Star Ln . (Dover Shores) NB 644·4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 315 Evening Star Ln . (Dover Shores) NB 644-49!0 (Sat & Sun '1·5) 1377 Tahiti (l\'Iesa Verde) C!\1 546-5990 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 404 16th Street, Costa Mesa 646-325.1 (Sun 1·5) 3253 Iowa St. (Mesa Verde.North) CM 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1&440 .sandal\vood. Fountain Valley 772-9530 (Sat & Sun 10 AM-Dusk) 3158 Kerry Lane, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Set & Sun 1·5) 1842 Irvine. Newport Beach 646-7171 (Open Sun 1·6) *2033 Highland, Newport Beach 645--0303 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9172 Sherry Circle, Huntington Beach 846-0604 (.Sat & Sun 1·5) *2449 Windward Lane, Newport Beach 675-3210 (Sunday) * 1724 Port Sheffield, Corona de! Mar · 675-3000 · (Sat & Sun 1.S) 1800 Irvine Ave. (Baycrest) NB 57;.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *4621 Orrington (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) *1807 Galatea (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1.S) 716 Cameo Highlands Dr. <Cameo High .. • lands). CdM, 67S.3000 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 2739 Canary (Mesa Verde) 546-2313 «Sat & Sun 1·5) 1842 Irvine, Ne\\·port Beach 646·1171 (Sun 1·5) 3158 Kerry Lane. Costa l\fesa 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) CS Bedrooms) **2323 Bayside Drive, Ne\\•port Beach 833·0700; 644-2430 <Sat & Sun 1·5) **218 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) **222 Nord (Lido Isle) NB 494-0415 I Afternoons) 2860 Alta Vi sta (Eastbluli) N.B. 833--0820 (Sun 1·5) (5 Br. & Family or Den) *1033 Mariners Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 . (Open Daily) '**925 W. Bay, Newport Beach 673-6721 (Sat & Sun 11).5) Immaculate upgraded 3 bedroom fio1ne with 180° unrestricfed vie\v of Saddleback hills. UCI & Fashion Island. Very· private location on Cul De Sac. Professionally landscaped garden. TRY and find another home in this area for this price. $39,800. Amolcl & Freud 64S-7ra5 or eves: 64&5538 FOREST E. OLSON REALTORS 2299 llARBOR, C.~I. 2261 Golden Circle. Ne,vport Beach 873·8550 !Sat only 1·5) 2615 Bamboo, Newport S.ach '-.. 646-3i28. eves ; 644-0345 (Open Daily 1-5) 3044 Carob, (EastbluU) Newport Beach • -CORONA DEL MAR- ' THIS OL' HOUSE has two very desirable R-1 lots (\\·ith 3 large trees & alley access) just steps to main beach & bay. lllagnificent bay VIE\V obtainable from second stories when new homes are built. $65,000. e Colesworthy & Co! UAL TOR ,.__.r1 ... ch Offlco 1121 laytldo Drl .. 675-4930 General 1000 General 1000 General S©tt~lA-1-'r..~s· The Punle with the Built.Jn Chuckle 0 llflCJtronge letters of th• four scrombltd words k- ,~ ·r :~~ ~·r ·~·; ~··, I TANBO ' I I I I I j f I SEEIG,1 ~-i,n1r-r1-. ..,. 1 -. 1 -i • A tough ex-<:on remlni1c:es: _ _ . _ . 'When I was born they didn't '-~~-._...__. ~now whether to buy a - I SU CC AT lo'°-·" II-It ~r,..,..1 ,r.1..,,..,.1 ~,,.....,.,-i 0 Com'pltt. rfle ch11dde qvo1ed by lillingi In lhe 111,.rngi ... -ord1 . 'YOU d...-eloi:i from sttP No. 3 btlow. • PRINT NlJtl.~ERf D tf1f RS IN sau"IHS I I I . I l ' . ' • I I I SCRAM-Lm ANSWER IN DIME·A·LINE· • 1125 Essex Lane (\Vestclifl) NB 833·0700: 644·2430 (Sun 1·5) 17600 Santa Domingo, Fountain Valley 962-1373 (Sat & Sun 1·5) }427 El Sol, Fountain Valley 962·1373 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2759 San Carl os Ln, Costa ri.tesa 546-2176 (.Su n 11).5) 403 16th Place (Newport Heights\ NB 642.S200 (Sun 1·5) 3202 Ore~on (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 (Sun 1·5) 1609 White Oak (Mesa Verde) 645--0303 (Sal 1·5) 928 MacKenzie lRanchero Mesa) CM. 546-4141 (Sun l·:U 539 Vlsla Flora (The Bluffs) NB 57;.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2915 Clay (Newport Heights) NB 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) 1654 Biinini (Mesa Verde) 546-2SIS (Sat & Sun 1·5) 892 Cortez (Mesa de! Marl 546-2313 (4 Badrooml. (Sun l..S) 1701 Dor<hester Ln. [Cameo Shores) CdM 642·823; (Sunday) *4627 Camden (Cameo Shore•l CdM ~ 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 11 30 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 · (Sat & Sun) **II Linda Isle Dr. (Llndt._lsle) NB 57;.3210 (Sat & Sun) 646-7171 (Set & Sun l·S) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (2 " , 11at1...m1 422-422 '1'2 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar 675-~lOt (Sat & SUn 12·5) (3 Badrooms Each! 422 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mir 675·6000 (Sat & sun 1·5) (3 & 2 Bedroom•) 501 & 503 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 873·8550 (Sat r. Sun 1·5) .520 Dahlia, Corona del Mar • 673·2222 (Sun 1·5) FOURPLEXES FOR SAL& (l Badr ........... 1 303 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 645--0303 (Sat & Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (3 Br, & l'amlly) 428 Vista Roma (Eastblufl) NB 64U349 (Sat & Sun 11).5) HOME + APARTMENT (3 & 2 llodreoms) 301 Broadway (Eastslde) CM &46-3928, eves: $4&-61811 (Open Daily 1·5) .,, ", rr " r ~ ; ~ " I ~ I ·• ~ ·1 . t ' ' ' I ,, 1 1 II • l 1 ( " ' ' I . I I ~1 0 ' ' ' .r .. ' I 1 I • ( • • -------- Saturday, Novtmbtr 14, 1970 HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi U S G•n1r1I 1000 Gener1I i==;;;,_ ____ _ 1000 G1ner1I lDOG G1Mrtl tOOO Newport Beech 12Clll EHt bluff 1242 Gener.ti 1000Gonor•I 1000Gonorol 1• NO MONEY DOWN 4 B9Clroom1· 2 Battis VETERANS .. ,even ll your enatbUlt:Y .. e.xPired without being used, all you need is closint costs to move into Wt beautifully n1alnt.aln~ home. F11A terms also avail. able. Owner has purchased another-bOm&.lanct · MUST SELLTfllSONEN•o• W He'll even carpet ii to your taste. 2 Queenalzed balM, built-Jn kitchtn, etc, Situa. lions make BARGAINS, . ' and this owner nttds action. HURRY, HURRY, HURRY • , .Call 546-8640 right now. INYEST IN YOUR FAMILY'S FUTURE Thill beautlfuJ deluxe duplex is PRICED TO SELL at just $33,000 .. .lt will do the h>l· towing things. for .YOO. , .put 2 children thru college. . , sace You S800 to Sl.CXXI Jn actual cash on your Income IA.~. , .pay for dinner for two at a fine restaurant several times a ~·eek ... cloth )'Otir• ~hool agers for years .•. etc, etc. GET THE PIC- TURE??? Call us now and GET THE DETAILS. Let us show you how you can pro- vidl" your ramily's future NOW. . .anyone can, , • EVERYONE SHOULD 546-"40 1--'-'------_MESA VERDE ELEGA NeE 5 Beclr0om & POOL $54,950. $39;500 OPEN HOUSE " -~ + FR 5 BDRMr' N:~.I~""'""'· + l'OOL • """"'"''-R.2 '-"'-sJJS.ooo Newport Bea't:h loven look Terms to suit! at this • 4 big bdrma • fam-* 67J.6'121 * ily roo1n -sparklina: pool • CLAS WIO •••••.•. plua Harbor High School • Oteanfront Duplex Westcliff Shopping. All this FOR S LE BY and only minutes to the A beach -Prloed under nw. OWNER ke• for quick sale, Beuer hUIT)' • 3 + Z Bdrms·fittpl, . DIAL 645-0303 • 6504 Octantrorit FOREST E. OLSON ~~:~AT/SUN:T.5 REALTOR 403 FELIZ 2299 HARBOR, C.M, THE BLUFFS. Lge, 3 BR .. 3 BR + den, 2 BA hrdwd firs, crpts, drp11, dbl ga.r- age, access to rear yard for boats, trlrs, etc. &side CM. $25,750. 2~ ba., split·level. Frplc., view. lmil}ed. occupan(."'f. 142,.., -----SALE Or lease at $4.75 per n'IO, EulbluU condo, most popular desi&n. 3 BR, din'& rin, (an1 rm. 2~ bl, imtlOI on 3 sides, on (fttnbell, nr pool, schools, shop'a, ete. Onr. 644-Q49. Coron• del Mir 1UO OPEN SUN. 12·5 215 MARIGOLD Sec tht sailboats from ll:r. living rn1. -0f this charmina 3 bdrm\, 3 balh house~~ St. cludl'd pat.lo &. sundcck PLUS 60 FOOT LOT, DUPLEX Our 25th Year Results thru Service • ' ' I 2629 Harbor, C.M. 10-/. DOWN 2629 Harbor, C.M. This Is 2800 Sq, Ft. of PRES- TIGE livinr. FonnaJ dining room, family room, HUGE Master BR. auite plus four additional oversized bed. :rooml'I. Over lXK> Sq. Ft. nt decking: surround 20' x 40' heated pool, . .MASSIVE fireplace ... 3 Baths •.. ef. fident klteben. U you are looking for a BEAUTIFUL home, ~rfect for entertain- ing, in an executive oeigh· borhOOd. , ,here yoU are at a special situation price. SH 0 W N BY APPOlNT- MENT ONLY. s.f6..8640 Wells-McC.trdlt; Rltrs. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 541-n29 Will Consider In.de BOND REALTY 32325 So. Coast Hwy, South Laguna 499-2231 PRIVATE ROAD OPEN 'sAT/SUN. 12..S 422-422 V2 FERNLEAF So. (If Hl\'y, SHAKE roof, used brick, OlARM. Home & Income. 2 BR. & l·BR Walled patio. Lovely land· $Ca.ping. $44,000. SEMPLE Rea l Estate 675-2101 2515 E. Coast Hv.'Y., CdM 5A&-5440 I =~~ro!o~:~= ·BUILDERS 2629 Har~r. c .M. 1%~~~~ ::;}]'.:~·~; l'LOSEOU·T Terrific baths, Din. Rm. (with BIN ~ buffet and China closet). 20x T 0 I 30• Fam. Rm. with Fire-Unbelievable but tMJe, Bright rip ex place -Elect, BIN Klt. cpUI. and sparkling new, 4 & 5 and drapes. bedrm, 2 story homes, many THE APARTMENT otters a fantastic options • almost 18.f'l'e rear Living Rm. with immediate possession may fireplace, spacious bdrm. be arranged. All to be sold B/N kit. and dinette. ·in 30 days -$35,500 • FHA/ Three car garage -all set-VA • NO DOWN. Terms vices & utilities in a:ar. Front available. Cali 5'1~24 landscaped including sprink. lers. Separately fenced rear yards. Located nenr C.osta Mesa park 11.nd downtown. Priced to sell -CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS. M. M. LA BORDE, Rltr. W 0 W 64&-055.5 ""'" 646~579 All this for Privacy for 11.11 three 2 bed. room units, Owner will sell to Veterans, NO DOWN. J1ave 2 tenants help pay YOUR way. $39,500 Newport •I F1irvitw 646-8811 * OPEN SUN. 1.5 * $22 500777 312 Orchid , CdM y , L-' L-i-.1 I;:::::;:::;:=:::;:::;;:; 1st Showing ot, this. lovely 2 00 d ""tier lit' ieve I · \ 1 BR. home on 60' lot, So, of THREE Bedrooms .. ,TWO Hwy. Formal din. rm.. baths .• ·?ouble garage_. · .. trplc.; lge, workshop of! F_orced air heat. , ,bu1lt·1n garage Extra pa:rking for kitchen ... excellent area, , . ts ·Take a look• only FIVE years old. . . rues · · Ready to be lived in and SPARKLING NEW 4313 Channel Pl., NB owner is ready to sell Let's Lovely l·BR. p~us sleep, .rm. go look 11.t It. 546$401 *' FIVE-PL EX X1nt cond. Nice paneling. Newer carpeting, E-Z Fin· •t $88,000 ancing. Asking $28,500. 526 Santa Ana, NB Chahnlng 3 BR., newly paint. 2629 Harbor, C.M. edinside.NewCarpl'g.Pool-HOME+ VACANT size lot w/room for boat or Neat home on corner lot with trlr. Assume existing G.I. ROOM FOR TWO ADD I· loan. TIONAL UNITS. The exist. MORGAN REALTY ing home ls in ~xcellevt 673;6642·-67>6459 condftiOn and has large Liv. * TRl·PLEX •I $57 ,SOD ONE EACH ONLYI CALL TO SEEi 356 E. 20th ST. COSTA MESA- S SHED-ing Rm, roomy Kil , with 642-4905 PRJCE LA dining counter, Two bdrms, -=========:I ·i r$2,000.00 a_nd concrete enclosed. pa. i OOL t10. De!&Ched Dbl. garage -l Bedroom P plenty ·of· room for boat or REDUCED to just $31,500 is trailer storage. AN EXCEL this great POOL home. Ex. LENT BUY AT 0 NL Y cellent family nelghborhood, $21,500 with very low FHA LIDO ISLE COLLEGE PARK Owner's divorce sacrifice in Baycrest near schools &. stores. Fee title. Ne\V cat· pets & drapes, family rn1, Bes< buy, largest 3 bcdnn, xlnt cornl, game nn. Save family rm & 2 baths ..over about $10,000! 161)) sq, ft. Obie fireplace, 548-1211 crpts, drps, corner lot, boat l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!liiii.iiij!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!~ I storage, fantastic value at Baycreit H.tclenda 216 ORCHID CORONA DEL MAR OPEN SAT &. SUN 1-5 GUEST COTTAGE & HOME A· rare oflC'ring on a large 67 foot frontage. 'A 3 Bf!d- room, family room and din- ing mom homf' PLUS a chRrn1lna-guest cottage. An ideal arrangement for the 2 generation family, Come see thi.1 exceptional property or Call 673-8550 10 T HC RCA L I~ f~STATF:J-<S ' $30.500. No~ vacant. Call From lhe Spanish arches, ~1151 Heritage Realtors. beamed ceiling, red velvet 1--========.o tie.back drapes in the sunk. $25,500 en living rm to the lovely ASSUME 6¥•0/0 adobe brick walled patio • Joan and have paymen1s of this beauty is the ultimate! jusi $153. a month. Natura.I JEAN SMITH, RL TR. wood cabinets in kitchen, 646-3255 400 E. 17th St., CM fireplace, large r o o m S DOVER Shores by owner. throughout. 54(}..17?-0 Lge Spanish 5 hr, 3 + l\lo'O n Tarbell 2955 Harbor ba. Jge separate din'g rm, :=========J fam rm, lge yar d 11Clll wtmagnif.icent landscaping ~C:.:ost::::•:..::Mo:=•::•c._---'-'"'I & pool. $140,000. call for appt, &t5-0Z03. COLLEGE PARK 3· BR. PLUS WATERFRONT & VIEW Charming 3 Br, 2 ba, rondo Pier & slip avail. S75.IXX> FOR THE ARTIST Hard to find hriv.•d. floor homf', fully carpl'd. for easy \\'11.lking, Elec. bll·in kitch., nel\' wallpapers, fresh paint , I Blk. io ocean. Z Bd· rms., 2 baths &. den plus lge, studio rm. w/windows on all 4 sides for the artiet in your familY! Perfect loc. within ,,,,.alking distance to ocean nr shops. Owner will help finAnce with $8.000 down , $61,500 Del.tncy Rul Estate 2828 E, Coast Hwy.; CdM 64-t.1nn FAMILY RM. Ted Hube rt & Aisoc. HARBOR VIEW .HILLS JUST LISTED. Shaded treP. 3471 Via Lido 675-8500 Lu1k Horne lined st. to spotless College MUST SELL BY OWNR By owner, Bt'lvedere modcl, Park home. Island -. bar Brand-new, fee-simple, 1 bl.k -1 yr old custn1 home. Mag- styJe kitchen. Roomy vault. beach, 3 hr, 2 ha,. 2 frplc, nHicent lllO degree ocean f'rl ceiling liivng rm. Huge bP.am cei1'1t w/w crpt, huge & bay view. 4 BR, 111.m rm. BR's. New carpets & dish. dbl gar. 642.7523. formal riln'g rm, sell.clP.an wa..sher, 20' tam. rm. sliding BY OWNER . Westclif! area. nven, upgraded deep pile glass to private covered PB· 4 br. Only $38,500. 642-1611 cp1'g, drps, shake roof, fuJ. lio. Fish pond & waterfall. or 642-9996 , Jy fncd, prolessional lndscpd Prirnt area, Blks. to schools • 1210 + n1her extras. You own rhe & shopping, Better hurry • Newport Heights land. HERE'S AN ·l""o-P""E""N_H_o""u""s""E-- INVES"tf.l"ENT SUNDAY worth consideration , , • 12 :30 to 5:00 ownrr liquidating -has 839 SANTIAGO RD, t"\'o d'{plexes, prtdl" or C.M .. ownership units. Owner WE L LOCATED has had no vacancy and L ht're's why. Income now In beautiful f.1esa del $510 -should be $660. A Mar ls this lovely 4 bed.- real buy on Eastsidr of room and family room Costa Mesa. 546-5440 h1)me. quirt :-otrr.e l just one bloc k long. The ACE-HIGH VALUE It radi8tes charm and sta-bility, brimming witll all the newest features it de- serves a "Blue Ribbon" pinned upon this 3 bedrm large family room with wet bar 11.nd lovely large pool at onl y $39,900. 546-5440 HARD TO PLEASE? II !IO, I hen this charming c:ondominium is for you Corner unit, 11. diatance from pool -yet a view of pool. 2 Bedroom, den, 2 haths, low down . payment, Assumahle 5* % loan. This must be 11. pleaser. call oow and we 'll show you, 546-544.0 ATTRACTIVE FAMILY HOME terms are i;:ood. JI fea- lures u1>i::Taded crpts thruout. hltin elec. ap- pliances & dishwasher. Ca.II now and we will show you how to make it yours. $30,400. 545.5440 A HORSE, A BO'i'. And hb dog. Just 1v11.iting to romp on this 7'l x 289 lot. li:lvely 3 bedroom farm hnusr in County Corridor. Lge. l'ating area In kitchen plus formal dining room. Livln~ room features lge slump stone fireplace. Ask· Ing $25,750. 54.6-5440 HEAP BIG TEEPEE 4 REAL BEDROOMS, SEP- ARATE LARGE FAMILY ROOM, LARGE KITCHEN In good 11..rea, close to shops \VITH ITS OWN EATING and 11chool. 3 BedrO-Om, AREA. Located in fine rcsl- family room. Home deco r-dcntial community clMe to ai.ro Vt'ry recently and in [lllrk~ I; School -rou may ~ood tute. At $30.800 it is a~sume the 1011.n o S29.000 lnv.•est priced hon11o in the at 6~ ?(, And pay only $.191 1trea. 546·5440 per mo. P.I.T.l. 546·5440 FOR RENT NEED A TAX LArgl" 2 hN!room aPArtmrnl -close 10 shop~ 11.nd schools. WRITE OFF? Included in price '11 $170.00 i~ all blllns plus 11A, bAth. CA.JI now for information. 546-544-0 OWNER UNIT PLUS THREE MORE; moVe-in condition. Pool.area TERMS. hJ an added bath a n d M. M. LA BORDE, Rltr. To ... ,., 5~ % FHA loan. COUNTRY CHARM ONLY $74,500 Call (714) 962·5585. SHO\\IN BY APPT ONLY !in bt-!lutiful location of Then u~e 1'11 part nf tht' down payment as pre-paid interest in 3 unlU:, Costa f.1t'Sa. Convenlent lneatlon near schools le shnpping, 2 bedrms each, garage & pool, asking $36,500. Anx· ious owner will carry 2nd. Make offer! 546-5440 drt!&airli room and enclosed 646-0555 644·7003 patlo. We have the key so 75 3000 FOREST l OLSON * 714/644-5476 * M°'a V•r<k Own" "nit b 3 BR &. fam nn in early Principals only 2 bedroom or 2 A den plus yo4 can see it right away 6 • American charm. Natural I ;;;;;;;i,;~~~~~~;;I blt.n oven &. range. Al.I the W IFE RUNNING Inc. Reallots 1· be ceil I'-COME c:nmforts or home plus S470 wood pane ing, am · HOME & IN r,:r month incnm<. Come' AROUND and help this, ANXIOUS The number to call whether O\VNER move, Call for de· Buying, Selling or Leasing tails. 546-8640 View .. Pool • Luxury 19131 Brookhurst Ave. · ---' b -k f pl n'"" 2 1ngs UM:U r1c r c, See this unusua.J 3 bdrm. l us show you 11.JJ lhe 1 __ _;H:.:":.:"::.1in.::•::."c.'°c."':_:_;•_;0h __ 1 cptsi drps, modem bit-in hath hOme wUh xlnt 2 bdrm., benefits. 546·5440 looking for 11. houser Tht"n Jn Cameo Shores. 4 BR. 3 Ba., F.R. & D.R. 3.000 ,,q. ft. 3 car gar. $95,000, FIXER UPPER kitchen. Large ylll'd, gar on den, 2 balh apt. Huge 2 car call us now & put 11 stop to &lley. Fine Helghta area. garage, All bltns .. both ~n· HAVE YOU USED iL We htlve th11 t rare -Ta rro·W-$31,900 its. Good location . good 1n-YOUR GI ?? assumable loan at 5% %, Y MANOR come. Will txade for vacant payable $209. mo. P.I.T.r. Realtors 4 Br .. xln't residential IU'ea. ''Our 25th Yaar Cozy frplc, bltns, fam. nn & 2629 Harbor, C.M. f}j 111\ ,\ llr U 'II 1u.: u:rl ''c SJAJEL lol in beach ar'ea. Ir you are a VETERAN &. Thi.~ 3 bedroom + honus CAU.: 67:)..5726 your el!glbility ha& explttd room or 4 bed.room home ls In the Harbor Are•'' access for boat or trailer. 673•4400 Quiet tree lined cul·de·s&C • NEEDS WORK. walk to park & .schools. ?n Big 4 BR, 2 Ba prestlge 11 1st come basts • S?'>,950, horn Beaut deror large f<.' I 19 I 1~ 'l'i "J 1220 ' BUT WHO TRl·PLEX FOR FHA or VA term5 ava.dable. kit ::ith all bll·lns. 0Marble ' DOESN'T Call 545-842-4 South Cout lrpl<", chandeUers, large Jiv ?407 E. Coast Hwy., CdM $36.500 -North Costa ti.fesa Realtors. & ,, ........ overlooking 2tlx40 4 bed Area -UNHEARD OF! " • "' . 18001 sq. ft. CaPe Cod, • STEP RIGHT IN! Shows I2 '/~ return With min. * TRIPLEX * POOL. Partial ocean view n:dpS, Ea.stside Costa Meta. to this FREEDOM HOME imum down. Each unH ha!! $5,950 Down. Owner will help from large balcony. $55.000 3 bia.ths, 2 brick FIREPLAC ·~th an existing HIGH FHA w d f finance. 3 2-BR., 1~ ba. ea. or trade locally. -ES, breakfast nook, breeze-loan and , LO\V ASSUM· 2 bedrooms. c!I care85jo Bltns. w/w cpl. & drapes, 3 CALL @ ••6·J414 led de units. Assun1e at low . ;n way & patio. Pane n. ABLE interes! rate. 3 Bed-Car gar. w/alley ent. \Valk 91 ' W •--1 66x305 interest. Call, hooll .. ,,._ Separate or .... lOP. rooms BIG ya.rd in a good to shops, chW'Chcs. sc ... ......, R-2 lot. Price reduced to locatio'n _. pleas'ant street. Walk·er & Lee & o.c.c. Price $34.,950! REAL TV ' ~;950! CALL Almost·new shat: carp('ting, Call : Patrick Wood 545-2300 Ntar Nt•porl Po1t QCfltt W lk & Lee kith fi d ._., w REALTORS e Bill H.tvan, Rltr. a er c en oors an. w111uo 2111 E ~--·t CdM ~·32ll Newport Shores C'O\'erings ... Extenor wlU be Z'/90 Harbor Blvd. at Adams . .......,..,, , .,,.,.. _ Realtors freshly painted. . .$Z3.950. 545-046.'> Open 'til 9 PM E-SIDE Tri-P I ex : 2 OPEN SAT /SUN, 1·5 179Q'Harbor Blvd. al Adams A~nt : 675-4930or67>t!l89. br's/gar's, fenced /ycf!I. 447 62nd St. I ~54~~~14~9~1~0pe~~n~'~ti~l !_9,~oo~P~M~l'~:;'~~~~~:"-1 $19,000 I'\c $ 4 0 5 per mo . 2 BR, z Ba., large lamily rm. I. ' MESA DEL MAR 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, fiOxIOO Pillnc/Only. $38,500 or may Lo main!. Private J)lllin. ~N SAT/SUN. 1-S New Listing. 3 Bedroom, fenced lo1 , bltn elec range trade up. By Owner: Beachllving Atilsbest·surf· E.tstbluff Drive family room, fireplace, 1% &. oven, fA heal, w/w car· 642-5531 pool-tenn is anyone'!' . Blu . brand new, never Hv. Baths, w/w crplg .. 20x20 pets, rirapes, dble garage. 3 Br, newly decorated. tile BOYD REAL TY K.1ln, Choose your carp, & rumpus rm., dble. gar with landscaped, sprlnklel'll. Your · balh, Bhag crpt. front patio, 3629 E. Coast Hwy., CdM d+s. St"e this charrner 11.ulo -0pener. Property clear, down will handle, payrne.nt.s 2...car gar + worluihop, Fen-* 675-5930 * <"CS_,_ '1l:J s;;,;'i~ Propert ftJ OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 1007 Dolphin Terr 4 BR, View, Pool, Xln'I Span. lsh Decor. OPEN SUN ONLY 1°5 520 Dehll• New Duplex. So. of hwy, 3 BR & 2 BR unit. DON V. FRANKLIN REAL TOR 67).2222 BAYFRONT LOT 2119 Bay1ide Drive 88 Fl. bulJhead, with pitt area. $220,000 fFce 11imple). Bill Grundy, Rltr. 833 Dover Dr .• N.B. 642-4620 today! $31.500 owner will line. $31.950. less than rent. ttd. Walking dlstanee !o NEWPORT Shores 2 Br. & 11 1918 Se.tdrift PETE. BARRm If •1.chools &.54s~~T Owner will conv. den, 2 ba, lrplc, aU OWNER Transrerred, listing Irvirie Terr. 3 BR, + pool REALTY 642-4353 inance. o-.-i • bl!ns. Club tacil. 64.Z-9't63 expired. pri~ reduced. 4 , I $62,000 i-"'~~""''"'"""'~~· 1 "2-1471 ( ::::J 54M10J · IT'S GROOVY ~ 1237 BR. d•n. l•m •m, pool + 3 2132 M1r.tmer $150 a month Plush Crpt & Covd vinyl, University Perk BR rtntal hse, CdM Close to Pe~. Point. Exclusiv@ 5 BR. Ho + I 10% ON · $22,950. Owner: 8Chools, shop'&. beach . w~toocean.$79.500 45 FT. POOL me ncome 549-1691. WHAT A BUYll $72,500, principals only , "ORBIN . Assume financing on home & Big 3 bedrm home + 2 bed. =s;:;~'=%~LO;;.,.AN..-. "ra"k'°•-•:--;:kto::k;:--:at We felt the listed price ol ~673-6356.-=,,-,-·"·~-=~,-.-== 111 ' • pay just $l5Q a mo~!h entry roon1 re.ntal on BIG lot 7'lx thiti Expand'd T-p I an? $28.000 on thl'l 3 BR .. 2% OCEAN & BAY VIEW . I~; ARJIN ~-aL~ny~· &~~~:r c:: 175· in excellent condition. Ovri-sz Jot, Pymu $181/mo. ba . townhouse wa11 VERY NeY' Lusk 4 hr, fam rm, 2~ '"'5 01\·ner must sell . Asking Owner: :'>46-2176. REALISTIC however ah. ba. Beautifully landscaped. I incts. 54().l720 $33,::llO. Glen Queen, Herl-2216 MEYER PLACE sr.ntee ov.•nr.r is Anxi~s k By owner. 644-439-1 RE TORS '44-7662 Tarbell 2955 H1rbor t38e Real Estate, 540-1151. 3 br ... 1 ~1: ba, lge fenced yard. now say5, "Try S24 ,500 for h :==:=:==:o;;_c-:;== tj ' S24 650 REPOSSESSIONS Newly derorated. VAcant. a quick sale!!". This is FAR Balbo1 Penlnsul1 1300 U • Sparkling clean homes, 110me e BEACH BARGAIN $23,900. 549-2367 owntr. UNDER MARKET VALUE OWNER DESPERATE newt)< painted & carpeted. 2, 3 BR, 1% ba. Xlnt con(!, Walk 4 BR·l BATHS '& is INDEED a rare oppor. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 3 ~. entry hall, dining ~. J .t 5 bdrms. Some with to best. beach In Newport! $l&,300 VA loan. assume a~ tunlty to o.""'." a . home I~ 2132 MIRAMAR 1:1~ 1 central fi-00r plan. pools, FHA-VA ,mnv. terms. $26,500. &%.%. Comer lot . Westlilde. beautiful Un1vcr111y p~ Pcntn. Point, Exclusive 5 SR. ~~1" kitchen. bulltins. front $17.000 to $40,000. CAYWOOD REAL TV S24 900 Agt S4!J.0218 we ... uggest you see it NOW -"W11.!k to ocean. $79.500 then call us for we have kioking for someone just news for you. You are elifl· like her. ~5440 ble again le we havl" the home for you. Irs 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. fully TRADE IN YOUR ca!'Pf'led &. all bltru; a1 the low, tow pri~ of $29.950. OLD HOME 546-5440 BE SKEPTICAL I L.r1 your equity In your h<ime be your Cklwn payment -no additional cost to you, so if ynu want a bigger home, a aboul the homr, you buy better location, but you and from whonl you buy haven't any money, just a it ! You couldn't do bcttrr home. then call us about than thi~ extra l&rge Col-lege Pa.rk home. 2 Fire· this lovely 4 bedroom & places exquisite crpt.s. all family room with wet Mr ln blt-in5-we're running out Mesa Verde for just of spact'. See all the other $38.500. 546-5440 desirable feoturP.f! a~ soon 11.s you can. YOU COULD· N'T DO BE'J'TER ! 546-5440 JUST REDUCED t.n $35,950. Two paUns bo lh covered. 3 bedroom and finished bonus room - everything immaculalr - usw:ne '25,600, 7% Joan Check into this today!!! IT'S ELEGANCE Js tempered wlth Inviting slmpllcity. ff yoo are an ex· ponent of Informal living than ynu mus1 see this lovely d~n with nice view of the garden. 3 Bedrooms plus dining room in Mesa Verde for only $31.~. 54~ " OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12:30 to S:Clll 1610 PONDE.ROSA MESA VERDE, C.M. BUY YOUR .OWN PONDEROSA lr you think I'm kidding then call and let us tcll you ab-Out this modrrn 3 bedroom ranch with lovely covered patio. In fact, 2 lovely patios. Carpets thruout are grtat 11.nd paint Is next to perft'Ct. Priced at $30,000 makes this a 111 . Ue price for a little Ponderosa. 546-5440 "CONDOMINIUM WITH COMFORT AND' CONVENIENCE A comfor~ble park-llke setting with no malnte. na.nce ever on your p&rt. Convenient to all tt.reu . This lovely Spanish style Townhouse bas 4 bedroomt & 1" baths, private, fen~ yard and cnclosed p1.tlo. Just $25,950 will make tt yours! 546-5440 A SPANISH DELIGHT with an expansive view ot Mesa Verde golf course bids welcome to the moat discriminating buyer - posh ankle deep carpets, luxurious wall paper, ricti draperies 11. n d dramatic Spanish influence and ar-chltecture MAKE this 3 bedroom condominium with a massive master suite. Call now and see this im- pressive corner unlt! 546-5440 llARGAIN OF THE DAY Large 18QO aq. ft. Mesa Verde 3 bedroom and family room.. P riced u n d • r market -we believe, at $34,500. Nice size yard with covered patio, completely fenced. Home has 11.ll bltns in kitchen, nice quality c&rpeta thruout. ~5440 VA/FHA COLLEGE PARK LRrge family, need lure home. Then this is the one you have been looldnr fnr. Four large be d room s +study + huge bonua room. A Decorator De li g ht ! Landscaped with pride". SO just move right in. to vm NO DOWN -to anyone a small down. Call now for further details. 5f6....M40 SWIM TIME. FUN TIME jun1p ·right In, th@ water Is fine In this 1himmeri1"1&", cryBtal clean awlmming POOL, surrounded by lroplC11.I pa.lm11 -decorative larnlscaping, decks &: waUs. A corner lot oUerinr max. imum privacy, also included ' ' • I ~ . . ' " ls 11. cuaU>~ ..f bedfo9:m, ~: 2 bath, bJm.. 11111~ .root i ~), Ideal location close to ~: park.' & 8c h ools, just :"lo ' $43,900 546-5440 : ~~. ~ UNUSUAL iZONE Try and lincl a filcet 3 bedroom, 2 bath borne and a kennel, than thl8, and )""1 11: wll l pay $10,000 more. Com-1' pare and *"' f-0r yountlf. ' Fireplace in living room, f dining area, larp muter • , • .. bedroom, $3,IXXI down will , ·!, move YoU in. 546-S«O j .! l t' A RARE FIND -;_ft : j bu! we did It. A horM with l ... f-0rmal dining area & I~ ~ family rm under $34,000. :• This one Is a jewel, ! ' decorated with custom ~ featurea thruout, including quality carpets. With $8000 down you can a~e FHA ·i 6'/o l<>&.no payable S24.l.85 J i per mo. including pr:lnc .. 1 : int.. tax*:S Ir: Ina, 5f6-M40 , rl 111!1 ·1 \·!Iii ~ · Collini & Walts Inc. • 6306 W. COstt Hwy., NB ' • • • · It can't last long~ CORBIN-T.t " II • 2955 Hirbor 8843 Adams Ave, ~ e ~1290 e S9tXI Down $185 mo. 3 BR, lge R. UN lot, attract neightbortiood, "' ONT Beycrt1t-Likt New EXCEPTIONAL 16-2 B • no credit. needed, Move in MARTIN Liu WATER FR New crpts .tr. drps, new bath. ITS, Studio type. Only 1 yrs ' 644--0062 . P1' .·320 LIDO NORD rmtl" new ldlchen Priced old . l~J BA each. E·side CM. ~1;00;,;•~Y;_,· 0;,"'~· -ii;i:ii'=;,-.-;;;;--I PAIJYWHITE- CARNAHra=AN~-i:i;i:; ;;==i I•' • --I l1·11l!iw REALTORS 644-7662 fte-'t11 c.. . -----11 I 1'.1-4,...-,.M-; Price with 7% .1st $51.fioo. 5~i~ loan'. Qv.'TM'!r TRIPLEX, Cllffhaven arta, COU..EGE PRK -$25.900 fil 6 Be f n ts· · l rif.A 7%~ -IA Own:e aut. urn. u 1 • will help on financing, Open N.B. fl! Z BR unUs, ee * By Owner: &4S-om' * .4 BR. 3 Ba. den. Nr. boat 6 iAtages It utll . room. Fri, Sat & Sun, J:30 10 4 pm. land. cau Ken Hanis, South at western. Bahk Bldt;. ramp, be.y S 55 , 000 . 80 !!'£~on switumt~ bc~h. 1nt-'l'arrapirt;Newport Bebo Coast Rf!aJ Eatate SGM24. ~ Uni\iiln;lty -Manl\6ll, Realtor-~. ~~",:; ':,~'j.~! Thompson, Bkr. 642-4641_ $24,950 M"" Vordo 1111 D•ys 13J.4101 'Nights Lido lslo lUl _ 811!, "°""'-$27,500 $126 A MONTH 5 Bodrm/F•m Rm G~,_Rlt,, 4 Br a l•mily rm. S..utJM 4 bodrottm, 2 bath, s 1 t --M.,. 11--L B•y 1240 REDUCED 64" ..-.. pac OU!! con em,.....-... _. ~ Jmlnt'c 5 BR. fa.Mil rm 45 er Dr., .8. ~ huge home. Owner transfer. entry hall, dream kitehe.n, Verde hOme on J&rge corner · ·• Y · hoo,jj,,!;,,..;;,...,,...,!l!!i•! ed, 3 Mlhs. 4 twin slud built-ins, Iarre pAllo. ,.... lot _ dlvoroe salt! $ubmJt HOLIDAY S'Ft!CIAL f . lot street to alm!t, By bedrooms family room with 11umt 514 APR. lM.n, P;cy. often. VA appraised at For sale by ov.•ner, t BR, 2 11.pp't, anly. ii room 3 bedrma, Its own r'lreplace, bulll·inl. mentsleutMnttnl.540-l~ $<!2.150. BA hnm~. Fom:u11 dining LIDO' R:l~Y INC. vt>r:'fttd ~a~tcr bc:d· S40-JT20 TARBELL 2955 H.tr bor PERRON 642.1111 rm, (rplc, cpts, df'P!I, Po\\'Cr 3377 Via Lido 673-7300 natural brick flf"I!-T•rbe ll . 2955 He rbor DON'T c1vc It away, get vac..,. eovt!red patio, rented No d o w n tt:rms. Sell lhe old shill Sey Ille nf!W qulcJc ta.sh for l1 wtth a rr'S Beach house time. 81&· yard,...roam for J)OOI. Rcdue. _s.tj,j?> afi1.U Yoo un dO both ilu'J DAILY PILOT Clusitied tclt 1'1!1ectton ewrl See ·the ed toM9,500. Tl!Tmt. lmmed 2955 H•rbot DAILY Pl.LOT Want Ad-. CaJl 842.5618 • charae JL eecuon M'fl'I , ·~ .CfCPY. Phon& 6.u.':-;f1, J 546 ~,.5440 1093 B11kar, Costa Mesa .. J ' . 1 ' ./ ' ' 28 ;OAILV· PILOT SalurtiaY, No'l'tmber 14, 1970 'liOiJSU !Oil SALE HOUSES'.l'OR JALE ljOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAlE RENTALS RI NTAU R ENTALS RENTALS ;; RENTA~I • .... ....-~....,., lm'll.ilboe l1le nd 1355 F"""t•ln Volley' 1410 Laguna Buch lTDS ' HauH• .Furnl1}>ed H..,... ~nfumllhed ....:;H:;:;outft=;...;;;~".'~:.;.:;.:"';,;_lah::;ied:.:;:::...,,,J. :.:";;Aplo.:!:· ::::,'.;.'~""':.:::;I•::.:"""::..-•.• """'-·Purnlal...i liw;;+•w-'.i~IJii+i-liibliiiiliiiiili. iiijji.i.iiiiiiiii*ii•iii=ii-.iii1'iiiiiiiiiii.iiiwii•iii-ii~.il;;;;~4:=:.--:R~-P~O~O~L;;=;;.1''wNHH~ITE~W~A~TrEE~R CorOM del Mot :mo Cost• Me-. ' . 3io0 ~°"'!!" ..... ~~ .~ .;.o..,,.·;;.i.r..,·•~'--"""-· ...;•;::.;11'8 C0t\I!<~'. 41 1111 OPEN 5 T/ VI...., 2• Br; w/w rrpll, Adulta "' ~~AN. tloarp, spoclouo, I NEWLY ·-led; t•BR, J ·I f · 3 BR.·llO 'Batl>L v·u,; A SUN. 1.S 114 APQLENA OPl!N1HOUSE • . .. .... o ..... 1185. 429 Bogonla Ave. bedrm. 2 baih t•mlly rm, crpta/drpa. So. ol Hwy. • us or Spaclo uo. LUJCUrlous Furnished~ view hoaii; 4 +bdrtn1./1 2' blths.. SAT 4: SUN 10 AM·DUSK l.Qwer Te:rnpJt. 1~111,s home of 675-34,'75. rA beat, .fdilc.' crpta, drps, Adulta ~ no pel;. il50Jmo. · htr.llllutt. Carpet&f. Wal.lltd $75,000. · • • ' · ... ~kglasg .. ~lltforgrac-416 Larkspur, CdM. 2 dblc aarage. On1y i,:m **673--1953** Sift'•Je ·Adulls p·a·tio.· Atlria.ctlve ly • COR. NER L --•. TION ,· Prepare for " tl«illg~tlu.J New IOUJli f!ntertau11ng, City lr; Bedroom, &. rumpus, Open C • 11 Heritage Realtora 2 BR. Elec/range, Gardner. • e,. • · decorateC!. l..argi close 2 n•.-, pl~•• •neat rm. &""ba~th •. 2 Frpi•• Room Y.tar in this attractive home. surf view. Built.·in kitchen Sat & Sun, M~:2086. 54()..U51. ADULTS._$225/mo l.8. £o:u_th_BQ 0.Ub .ja a whoJe. S!!:b•lut:lful Vkltc.heJHoti bl to~uil'"d. _, •-, .,.... , , t Br, 2 ba. w/larg~· tfnfin-~ ~1nily roum lead to large COlJ..EGE Park 3 bedroom' J asmine, CdM. neW w,11 ot tife desi&ned ca net&. ery re.-ma I! "I' iltied bonua roorn upalairs view deck, Spacious living B•lbo• 2300 + din. -room. 2 Bath, •644-8603 aft 5: 3ll • Just for single people. Jt'a Tent. No .. leue mtuired.. J,AYFRONT -SEl l OR TRADE .. · that"oUtn eJCciting pouibiJ. room fias JlrepJa·ee & view kitchen~ dishwuher. Quiet ~ Uving with wamt, dy-First months rent only. · •••--.ft.A i•-~----• pool d~k •. <'~~~scapl...,. requires 2 BR-Motlern, Winter season. ·ne1;4,_borhood. ~~ month. 2 BR. * tam. 'rm. 2 Blkl. to __ , 1_ .. .__ 1 Childi-tn & small pets MaJi; iceri\ vitw borne. '3 .Bdrms., 3 bathC ~. •ioc; .... e ...... _.. ·r ~"" ·~ c •· ~-1 1600 p 5 " ...,_ ocean, on Latkapu.r. $235 nauuc 00,... ...... -.. rs a welconie. 357 VlCIOria, & ... I h ch riio · 2 bd. • , 11eavea se·Pf,n.tely ftlieed little-8'(11'e than water. 3 . · i;x:a•u.11o el! arway, Rltr. ~-M tU ···• ded $750 ~ Clubhouse ft h °"'' P US ar mg r.m. cottage .. -Great loca· back yard for yaungsters All Bedrooms & 2 biths, $47,750. Glendale. (213) 24 S-5 316 2 B G o,i u · 1""'u health ;; b . .w lm _1~·~_,,-,-,,.-.=-.,,.-I lion. Call {Of&np't. ------. thla.. _. bltns, frnJc & other Call-Also4BR.2BAHOUSI!. d R. ar./Pattof·I, CrpQultl, Scen c·Praper1ies 67~726 . UI ;. aaunas. awb". AcapulcoAptsattractive, ';£" ·,.. rps, stove re r g, et 3 BR, 2 story, 1 % ba. Adu1b!I, D'lllC poo • party room.· ..,. POOi, Util 'jie:ld; Gani.en OPEN SAT'SUN. 1·5 316 RUBY interesting feature& ottered ~I Lido Isle 2351 tropical aettinc for adu1ts nr Fashion IsJe, $185 mo. ~ Indoor golt driving. ll · Adul'· · •· $52.500. '3 Bdnris., steps to North beach. See now at only $31,500. ._/TOe-tZ/Z 1---'-"----=c.:. I only, 1 blk . to shops. 213: 180-9712 range, teJUt.111 <»urta. pm vtr'BR--$.ii& • IJ~ .... this~ . Dlreclions: From Warner & REA'' esr.···re 5 BR., 41,.i ba. waterfront $169/mo. 646-4430. 3 BR. 2 ba, elee kitchen. ~op and·residept i,mtis pro. -1800 Walla~ Ave, C.M. , Magnolia. North lo Hea1hor. a. A home w/dock, on Lido 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, heated -1 Sin&le, l .• 2 Bedroom II.IX-· . · · WILLIAM WI dal N d I·~ M th l"'Y't shag crpts,,,So. of Hwy, $250, ury a··~o•· -•·lh all.~. SERIOUS Sitlgle person for • NTON R-lt-East to San wood & No, to 1190 Glenneyre St or . ~ on · xtra lrg. playroom, w/w l 675-5992 _.......... .... .. IJ"" ,v; 16440 Sandalwoo:d. Or call 494.9473 s.49--0316 3 BR. 3 Ba. oft-water home crpts & drpa. ())Ile .. Park. eti.se, · modem"' coit~nl~ avall-sma~ ba,etlel_?r apt. Partl,y 229. l\lorlne, l•lboo blind 675-3331 r 'shed 14;o lh • · lum~hed. .J&\ 540-11"3 m9530 Anaheim, Ado•able tiny -ttag• urn1 ... , mon $295/mo. t»e. 545-5438. Bal•·· Island 3355 able. Furnl!.bed and unturn:, -- . . . . . • '"" · Bill Grundy, Ritt.-642-4620 I-====~----bb«l. . {llOW R.en.liJl&-2 Br .fum, gd Redecorated. Ellpandabte. $19:>. UNUSUAl.J, attrac 2 br 1--------.'--b d Mortgage ~erv ic ing View! Big Jot! $22,900! MNTER. Rental.a. 2 BR, 2 &-den + util rm. Yard. 6 ROOMS, 2 ha, ger, patiq,. Joe,. rec-rm.-t _pool, No Lido Is•• Huntingtoft &..di 1400 Associates 1;n4 Bluebird Canyon Dr. bath .. frplc. FA ht., $285, 4 Patio. Ad~ts, 00 pei,. East. blk to so. bay. Ref's, mar-MO~EU OPEN, DAILY children. S140/mo. 646-5824. Sat. Sun 2-"5 P.M only BR & den, 3% BA, $450. side. Avail 12/1. 6"-4212' rled cpl. $250 mo "on yrs lse. 10 A.'M. • 9 P.M. REAlJTlFlJLLY FURN. Sp•cious Lido Horne OWNER-BUil..OER. La st le; 'uufJ'IRkflE]iii·liii~·,,~·u;;1~"~~~2559~·~21l~,~l8s.~"'3~~= 2 BR H ~ 673--0252 . . , 2 BR. HUI. J?OOI. adults. no Prime 3 Br. 2 \."::•, :1~e. 4 BIG BORUP deluxe 3 br executive home.1 1 AR F illside hou&e . 1' 5 · ouse... 11· drps, 1----------RENTS F·ROM ··pet!. $155/mo. 642-95:ll 'Dlf, _.... flli). 1900 ft $29 995 XI t "'._/spectacular ocean view. B•lbe• l1l11rid • 2155 $ 4 /mo. No pe . 1 small 1-----------$150 tO $850 BONUS ARRANG£MENT story, 3 Sunny-P.~ .. ,on· sq · . · · ' n $55,000. Bethke Realty baby, Call S.S-m9. . Hunti~. on Be•ch 34,M street to streo\\~~.loJ1 ONLY $19,000 ~:;:~ N~ai;iin~~'. 00&: 111~ 1504 S. Cst. Hwy. 494-2858 1010 SO. Bayfront: 4 Br. 3'il 2 BR, trplc, cptJ. drps, stove~ !'!' NEwPORT ~EACH._ 'N~;'A~:J,~BAPJ'SR & 1-i. Reduced to S:'i•l!W...-• Paloma, l blk so. of ba. waterfront home & 2 Br. Mature cpl, no pets. $15(). 3 BR. 1% Bath. Ctpti, drpa, 8.00• f·rv· •00• e"""'E~, •• Prime Lido Nor«I · SOLID As A PYRAMID! \\>'arner. 4 blk! east of L NI -1701 1 Ba. garage apt. Dock. fl.ref. lease. 642-1996 bltns, relrig. o r\• . FROM $130. MO. 5 BR., 4\h ba. waterfront Quiet tree lined st. • Near Magnolia. OPEN HOUSE ;:::•So."::"c:0:..,;~9:."":;1.....:.....:.:..:::.. Bill Grundy Rllr. · 642-4620 2 BR. 1987-B Charle. $l9S/mo. * 842-4085 Irvine-&.' f-bfh ~-tnt..PoroQha & PaJ:k..642-~ hofP.,e. fill fl, lot .. ~. pier beac~ .. 4,,fuU ,sized .BR's .• Sa1 & Sun, 10 am to 5 pm. FHA-VA terms avaltabte. 3 BR furn. hse avail for $135/mo. 1 child ok. 3 BR, crpt&, bltns •• 2 car gar, lC 645--0s5a' · ) FURN BKhelc>r & 1 Br. ~ ~?'lt. 1JZ91\001):;' /: • 2J1>attui . .:Step.gaver kitchen 673-3600. Family home, 3 BR, 2 BA. family only until June 15. No pets. * 642-2259 fenefil in rear, patio, $210. (7 I. . -EXcepiion'ally~ni~I Jlrime t ir. with all. built-ins. s·paciousl..;,-'L-'O-'-W--D-O_W_N--1 completely 1 ands caped. $250, incl util. 209 Opal. * 962-8047. .2110 Newport Blvd, CM of LJdo "Is• ·liV.11Jl. Huge yard With pa-. Quiet street, Mountain and Call 673-45.14. 2 Bedroom, 2 balh, near the SQUJH BAY CLIJB , *WINTER RATES•· eeau"t. 4 'BR.,:4,1' ba. home tio & boat ga1e. Bring your LOW INTEREST beach. Only $32,950. OPEN Mesa Verde 3110 beach, brand -ne~', w/w 1 BR. furn $}l). Bachelor's ~:~ ~~'·1n1;!!er:~~.:· ·;!~ !~~sh~~~v1o'w ss,!· 20 x 20, Panelled Rumpus ~~~S~: ,!43~ 11.~n~:raz-:J Huntington Beach 2COO COUNTRY Club Villa. Condo ~~:~·abl:r~n'!· $1~1~:· s1i APARTMENTS • • • $Ml·~ 2J.15Ad.u1Eltsdei J:ts6.CMS.. ~.. · . · ••r "· Room, , Bedroom, family Estate lnvestmrnts, 32325 e DEL LAKE MANOR e 3 br, 21;4 ba, frplc, 2 car b" ' • • Price ·s.mOOO. Hurey & Call <7l4l 962-5585, roon1. huge: yard, terrific:!! Coasl Hwy, South Laguna, Newly decorated 2 br house. gar, pool, adjac., Mesa ~!1· 1:s~~quel!::; Live where tfit fUn isl .$30 .wk. 1 per, w/kit $35. 8lJ B~v~r~.~~B R~i4620 FOREST E.. OLSON HAFFD84A2L,.R05EAL TY 1 ~49!>-=1~39~.7=. ====:;:~ll:;~-oo~I" ~·~~··=•=io~. ~A=d:ul:"~· ~1=160:. V54~"!!L',,c. Club. $29!1 mo. i~96z..l"'-o'=J=-97~. =~----======="===. Maid ser, linens, TV-, Ir: tele. _ ~ --~---------Sea}..ark ·Motel 2301 Npt -IMMEDIATE Occupancy Bl d CM 64.fr744S 222 • 'NohJ. Bi-and New · Inc. Realtors ASSU!\lE 5% % loan. by San Clemlfflte 1710 Laguna Bea ch 2705 • New 3 BR. fam rm, 2 Bath C41t11 Mes• ' oflOO · -v Baylront ·S .. br .4.% ,ba. Fee 19131 Brookhur:st Ave. ownr. lmmac 3 BR. 2 ba. nu Newport Beach 3200 B:lme. Park Huntington. ---------FURN. 2 Br. apt. elose: to all Janel. Area'11 beat -buy & -!Iuntiri1;ton Beach cpts & drps, >rill. ta_ke 2nd.. -PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW L9ase/Sale Fumishecl ,-~~-~----i l_~crp~ts~,~all~e~le:c~k~it~r:h•~"~·~213~: REMARKABLY &hopp ing.· Adults 9nly. No locatioo.-·W(·i!/o fin. Owner -;-----"'===--1 S28.500. 968-8004 alt 6 & Jmmaculale & spacious. 3+ Love ly Be•ch Concl II 429-4521. UN}lµ.!EVABl.Y , pets~ Inq. 1791n ~huter, 494-6415, $24,300 ~·knds. bdrms, 21A ba. Xtra Jge den. Avail Now for lease t:U f LARGE 3 Bdrm .. 2 b<l., walk EXTR~~!~!~IL,Y ,._C_M_._. -~----- v A . LOAN • 3 BR & fam rm. 16x2.'l Fam rm. Lge dbl~ gar. Ask. June or longer. 2 BR. 2 BA to beach carpets drapes e BEAUT~ Bach Ii: 1 Br. Huntington Be•clt ICGO • • ' t'nclosed palio. 'E,"l(lr3 Jge ing $46:500· Consider otte_r. UpPer with living, dinlnii '--1 !:If lenced. 'caretrt?e,' s22s: V11I D'rtereG.ard•nApts apt. $29.50 wkly & Up. subject to 7~~% annual per. lot. Custom crpts & drps. Open Sat. & Sun. 3907 V1a kitchen areas main floo ov ~ 96&-1598. AdUlls, no pets -Furn ... -inel util. ~. ce,i;itage.rate wiUt total pay. Priced to sell af $31.990. rv:anzana. Philip Fedder, erlooking •·auti'lul r , · 3 B l" b C d Putting green, waterfall & I B 1•"~ I s ac Ad·"- mCnt ol $Zll per month. O\\'Tler 968-2051. Broker 496-6212. Large 2 ca~ port pli! 0s~or: ff , t7 ' Fe~ed.~ cu~~e-'!~'. ~ :~;:, ~°:e~~~~=~:: id:~ fur"°°s~c~l~, l99J ·~CRANKY?,, Huge 3 bedroom, 2 bath Condominium 1950 age & completely laundry fa-2414 Vista Del Oro mo. Call f!ves <2131 347-2843. BBQ's, Sauna, fll.rfi.-unfurn, 1 _c_i,~ure~h-. ~~-'--9633~·~---' Swim and relax 1, you•own hoipe. clase 10 schools and Westminster 1612 .:;c===C:..'---'-=1 cllities. All beautifully & Newpon &ach 644_1133 HUNTINGTON Harb o u·zi Singles, l BR; 1 BR + den, NEW delux 2 Br dupl!!x. encl • shOpping. Gorgeous flR&1.:.:c:.::===---'= VILLA p 6""' 127000 completely furnished, linens, waterfro t 3 B 2 Ba •-1 2 gar. patio, bltns. Westclllf heat d pool b' lab"' nLACE "Gil · H--' ac: ·r, "" ' · LEASES AVAILABLE n . r, · ..... ,, BR. From $l3S. See it! e · eom me w· "' . · sten1ng ...--u· BY 011·ner: 3 hr. 2 ha, cor 3 BR 2 BA. tennis, pl,, china, etc. iI desired. Only & deck & dock. Lse or 1n-""""''n..'-.. An~ .<ft.::r.,·.642o"70. area. $195. 675-1849 ou• ·,nrer1.,·nm•nt and hap. w·ood noo-" s b ·1 r , d I _,. t "'->.x: ... VIN rl:U·.,.,,.., .J\l.l """ ''" u m1 area-cu -ucsac, rps, nc1v crpt. xtrr. cln. ownr 962--0891 HB too steps to pMvate beach. mmwu1a e ~cupancy option $550 · 6 4 4 4 2 21 PY f.amily l,i~ing,' 3 buge {!Onable down payment, sell· Terms. $25,000. 839-144;'). Tennis coorl &. 2nd pool a}. 2 Bt;llfQOms •••• S260 Month • 846-50'.tJ . --• Between Harbor le-Newport EX; l.;.rg Bach. Redec, For ~'•ms 2 tia••-m·"-o··· ·11 I 3 B'•--'-·-h -2 Blk N. 19th. ' adlilts over 35. Util pd_. $10S, "'''" • llll:i, .... .--;o .... er WI co-opera e. I so on property with gorg-o:wc.....,..,g • •• • ...,01 Mont 4 BR 2 BA :-=====~~"""''I ·1 b 1 th 548-2407 den, cozy fireplace, dream w lk & L Apartments or 1 lBR ! mil 1475 M th . , new crpts, drps, • • •••••••I Ava1 Y 5 . . a er ee L B h 1705 Sale 1980 eous andscaping t.hru-out. .& a yrm on bltns, $235 per mo, $6 nite up· $27.50 wk up l=D~UPL=EX""·°'l~b"r-"funtisJ1od~ . .,.-7.( kitc~n w~ith ~usl0pi_.,;,'1'QQ" -aguna eac ----------1 Easy access to super rnkt, AIL close to Jll'.l(lls, shopping Tradewi.nd. s Real"· 847"01!. STUDIO & J BR Ap'· center.• ~ ·· '· rilundry ho · '-3 -o..o "' Quiet, no dogs. R'alto-A GRAND WATERFRONT-Three 1 br s , pp1ng, eac. $325 month, center, beaut. greenbelts, f ,Co1-r IV. , pho·.,;. .. -.l'"V-, poo' 1 * 0 ,0 _ * room includes; washer & ~-·. .,, t b · Will ., Bl f< •--II · · · ' 'Y • .,. ~.. ,,....,.. .. ,.,,,, ~r 279o Harbor Blvd fl.I 'Adams units w/dock. $63,000. Prin-win er asi11. cons1 er etc. u s careu-.:e v1ng. , Lagu na Be•ch 3105 e '1.lirle1fi, maid ldV·avail, er. "".all tD . w~l ff9>"1S, ·545-§4. 91 Open ·ti1 9:00 PM OLD HOUSE cipals onJy, Owner 673-2662 lease . purchase or outright Con1e in &-see or call for • chlidteo & pc:.·section lABdRI $125 incl uti!~,,Nico pr. drps, rnter-rom,·d:Wet'J!H pa. aft 6 pm. sale. Adults preferrel. Refs. details. NICE 4 BR, fam. rm, 2 e'A, * SUNNY ACRE. S '* u.is, no pets, ~ enttr tio + much more, Luxur. (ESTATE SIZE LOT) 'C:""''O"=.,..-----f 4~2152 AM 837-019 l ·~llll!!!lfll!~lll! v·ew h S28' N St -54.0-0623 Unique and imposing archi--NEW 4-Plex: .,.,... or 1 any-1 ome. ;,, ear 2376 Newwrt.Blvd. 54S-9755 · : . -~101~~-·.i~~~.· .. •1~':i' . BUY OR RENT . h d OPEN HOUSE (Su" !'th At tin1e. &Chools. Water & gardener · ·· •• r.n ... ··.'tt-. .• :.Joi.ins ·A·J>.· •.• ·. _ 2. BR (upsta7irs.l No ch1ldren ....,... .. ,,.., •.tc:-m: ·~~ rrciure "'11 crailed rx!er-" FOR Lease -3·Bdrm, 2 Ba -paid. Avail Dec 1. 642-4032. o.;..w.a: ,.,.. ropc!s "11 5 1563 Santa Ana at $27,00J for Jguned.ia.te ior of ANTIQUED \\'OOD, 21762 Brookhurst-Apt A.) RENTALS huge. family rm. weJ bar -gdod 'fo'r $2 o'n nigbt'1. · · - sale!!~ · . ~. REAL E.ST ATE HUNTINGTON BEACH OFC. 894-5311 •· Open 1 days • 8:30 to 8:::0 Thi: immaculate 3 beclrm T\VJN GABLED PEAKS, Lnw ON, Gd. Financing, Houses Unfurnished pool (maintenance inCtudedl Laguna Niguel _' : 3707 rent or J5 on ~k's· ~nt Ave, CM. S.18-!1665. condominium 2 bath, dhlc OLD RED BRICK 'CHIM-Dbl-dep. Fine tnvestmen1. · _ patio _ service porch _ • Iii •.• • ..... -. i BA'CHE:LOR Apt-furn, crpts, i::arage, fireplace. all clec NEY SPJR[S. Located on Jay \V. Yeats: 645-1070 or General 3000 carpet thru--0ut -gardening LEASE $250., 3 BR. 2 BA, drps, util. $120-per mo. with a <lish\\•ashcr and en-spacious grntinrls, IR . 2 96.'!-911?:. · LANDLORDS.!! Included .... Nr, shopping view, bch/pool privileges. QUI ET·EASTSI OE 54$-14-0j or 646-6762. joy all ~h~ carefree lun ol ZONED! lerract'd by old. RENTALS center .&: p&rk .. -Newport Cpts, drps/frplc:, 830-4171 Lg Furn I BR $160 DELUXE] & 2 BR. Furn&: Condo hv1ng. Rent or as. !ilOnc walls. "Houses Furnished Highlands. $325/~o .. Call RENTALS Private patio. Frplc, Locked u nrurn. Pool. $14~$165, 177 sume this low. 51h'fo loan, i0-The 11ntiqualr.d :? BDR..\l ._64_2-_1983 __ . ------·I -:A ~ 1........._. garage. A~ults only, no pets. E. 22nd St. 642-3645 tel ~)I• Pft!~nt9=-only ,FLOOR PLAN, SERVICED Genera'I ·,,.. ~·.-;....•." . Vacancy ~blems Enikd 3 B.R Ct.a:"F HA.VEN, quiet • P. « 0 ' id . >:_~I., ., "'l D351.P.uller ton 11&9,:t"tan _.~rice, $25,000. BY 2 BATHROOi\IS has · " FREE l!Upply ·of quiJified neighborliOod~~CloSe to all General.,:.r" ;~> -s-.., ~~~ager at: ~e see this now!~~ lx>e,t! reCT"ntly rcsiored. The RENT• .A • HOME tenants at no cost to you. seh.11. Garde.ne r incl 146 Mel~,_Ln (around cor) Newport Be11ch •200 • ' Jiv. rm. in "GREAT HALL $95.00 & UP Ask tor LEE or OLA $300/mo,•530 King! Rd. For R. ENJ· fURNrriJRE ~ COUNTRY CLUB DESIGN" ABOUNDS JN ALL SIZES • ALL AREAS 832•6600 ""'' call Dayo 648-2481 ,or e $30 11lfEEK .• UP .. f UVING -FarroW- REAL EsfATE HUNTINGTON BEAQI OFC. 894-5311 Open 1 days -8:30 to 8:30 OLDE \VORLD FLAVOR. f'"URN OR UNFURN 673-1234 eves/wknds * ~IR.Eq TO TENANT 1 Br. or StudJOS }mfn 'w/ htJxlify aari:f.tp apts, offerirc SOF'T SUNLIGHT JS FIL-ASK FOR JODI ' * -$185 * BEAUTIFUL 3 bedrm &' -comp!. kitchen, Free ·unfilils. comp!. .. pf{v,.cy, beaut . TERED THR 3 h h II . 24-Hr, Delivery hid pool, air·cond, 'IV & .... ' U EXTENSIVE 932.7900 SHARP 3 BR. 2 Bath Home. family rm, at s. fu din. 100'1n Purchase Option maid serv avail. lndscpg &.. : 1t1nparalleJed USE 01" STAINED GLASS. $l OO * La""'e fenced loo· ~old-o ing rm. sweeping view $39j Complete 1 BR Apt as .... recrealional;~ities In a * ·• '" •< h B k °'"1720 2080 Newport-Bl~u., at 21st ........ ,-. •lu~ atmo •· VAULTED CEILING WITii & pets. Garage. WON'T a nll)nf · r ·.......,... · Low as $22/mo. '"'""' u .r " "'· 5Pu.,re. WOOD CROSS F.CORA ! B , . • 642·26ll e Furn or Unf. u . .:.oi. -: els open 10 TIM.BERS, N~WLY D TED· R LAST~ ~ 4 BR • 3 Baths family room. • SO.Day ,f.Iinimu.rD .B/Amf!rfcard e M/Cha,..e ''!\:"' J lot ·this !!harp 3 bedroom 2 1 '31h cotta~e with spacu;u11 cement patio, front am;! rear fenced yard, space a.ge kitchen and squeaky clean. Huny before ifs sold~ o IE Walker & Lee G.OZY LOG BURN I NG Cottage.NICEpatio&yard. *BLUE BEACON* Penn. Point. Large home * \\'.Il?E VARIETY . am-9pm.RerllSpt.m J145to IUY LIKE FIREPLA CE \\llTH WOOD-Garage, CALL NOW? * 645-0111 * avallable until 6/15 CUSTOM'FURNITtJRE' Sl~/mo. Dix .. n\ob home $3!0. ~ • RENT EN ~•11\NTLE *· BLUE BEACON * 675-8992. RENTAL w/cabana, comp! furn, htd OAKWOOQ''GARDEN • Old fashioned. ki!?h~~ ' * 645--0111 * 1 BR tol l.pc! OK ........ $80 5 BR, 3 BA Eastblulf bqru .517 W.19th St., CM, 548-3481 pool. ACl!ts, no pets. Thur APARnfJ:NTS and pay only .$14::i per mon1h OJX'n Llcain ceilings, w~ 2 BR fncc. kids/pets •••. SUK) .. -:r Season's 2359 Newport. 1700 16th,,.:SJ .. NB for everything . when you pannC'llcd ivall~. rllnge Ii 150/Util pcl. 3 Br. b'iplex. 2 BR TRLR C.M .••.••• S120 ~p~s~du~~. l_~'!.ew •$3,:,;~ APARTMENT 54s-6332. ___ ._64_~~· ~, .~: ___ 1 ' >:'! : t ' Realtors take over sub.)ect to this relrigerator, e.rc. This iruly Children & pet ok. 3 BR kids/pets OK .... $140 644-5862_ RENTAL e ASSUME 7% LOAN e -.(._. , EXTENDED 6% GI. Oversized lot for unusual home located in Broker. 534-6980: 3 BR kids/pe1s OK .... $150 Costa Mesa: 2 BR House OCEANFR~I APTS._ ·: back yard mechanic, 3 larg~ \he HEART cir OLD LA. 4 BR group/students OK $200 e BAYCREST $70.00 & UP + (4) 1 BR apts. Room 2 2 BR. 1 ba., yearly •••· $24:> I ' ELIGIBILITY c""ve'::::::.m,'·oN~Lndy l:;:o500m' for GUNA, close to beach & Re~tal1 to Sh~r· 2005 4SBTRAHR""'*· LrnETch, COIT77"1'7l325tl30 8:~k. ~~i~ ~[B~.m~ ~~~ZEOSR.UALNFLURARNEAS ~~~~JSG·COO· Gross $6,500. ~=~:I:::;~~·:::: s': f. ~ ' . 7682 Edinger 842-4455 or 540-5140 ·J~ • '""'• · everything, is an out ol this t.IKE O:lllege grad tor room· • · · • ..rio-tVJJ '"',. .... I · VETERANS -World War JI w lk & L BA., $650fper mo. 645-0283 ASK FOR BONNIE 1.:::::..=:...,...,,.,,...,_,---Call: 673-3663 .-.,is Eves . . . •' and all veterans•. Now elig· a er ee \\"Orlr! huy, for mate_:_..i~ beautiful hou~ * $140 * B 832-7800 * * $135 * * I $33,950 FULL PRICE oved(i;}un" ocean. 2936 Cilf THE BLUFF.S! 3· r. 21h ba. 1 B •· t St 1ri , ible to purchase homes or ·• NEAT2BR Hom Ext POOl.Ftpl· .Sp•l1t-levei.1------"---r .• urn.Ap, ove.re g, R rr SEE TODAY~ Dr. · ~. ce · crpu, d-,, ---rt. Ind"" I asso ciated . homes avail in all areas! 7682 Edinger GONE TOMORRO\V! YOUNG Catholic lady would pets fine VACANT• Bond R1>alty 499-2238 CHATEAU La POINTE rm. No pets. Ask our dis-I units. eall for further info-ea ors -· . lent location. Children & View. Lease -$400 Month .,.. ....... ,..., •J 847-8507 642-0427 43l-37S9 -=-"'.;"c.44,.;.;5.\~o'-c-;::_';.~c."-,:''"=.,,.._ MISSION REAL TV like.<to share apt w/same in * BLUE BEAGON * Dclu.xe 2 BR. furn apr, Pool. rount plan, 741-W. 18th St. -EASY PAY PLAN 9!t5 So. Coast H1vy., Ll\,guna'" no_rth Htg. Sch .. Ask for * '45-0l l I * 3 BR. 2 Ba., cpts, drps, frpl, Carport. Close to shops. ~6~4;:2-::11'."58"-~--.,,.---l ------~---f B ROKERS--~E AL TORS l 01S W 8art;,,, 671·3663 Phone (714 ) 494-0731 Miss Bush, SW-1307. · · patio. pool. 3 Car garage. Adults, no pets. SfUDtO Apt furn . for middle OCEANFR0"'"'-1 "Delu••. ~;;! ~w~~u: ~no;:1·rn q:~ ROOMMATE Nee(led; 2 fem VERY C~ 3 bedhn Sl65. Realtor ~· 1741 Pomona Ave., C.M. age person. 1 mi S. of completely '{~~:clean, i br. h.1 , _,, ieachers seek'g same to home w/lpge fencel:I yard 2 BR: 3312~ W. Oceanfront, Fairview hospital. $110/mo. Do'•hwasher, --k. 1275 w Le escrow 1~ procrss ... u. • • • · "--"· .,..An,.,. $200/ 0 <' • · · Ed share 3 BR hse in· Cdl\t & great patio, Ud..1--~. Bltns Y.c.nn.u4 • mo. HOLIDAY PLAZA 54S-j3()() aft 6 pm. incl util. \YiMer. 3501 OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 100% GI financing available. g&W3tBr 675-<lnls & Crplc help make this the t 675-7507* 10032 B • h seller will pay all costs. 3 v i:K'st rental for the money at DELUXE Spa,cious 1 BR BACHELOR Apt. Frplc. 1 Seashore D., N8. 673-9367. ire wood Ave. Bedrm, 2 bath, 2 story with R I ( t t ROOMMATE wanted: Share S25G per mo. Call Agent l Blk lrom beach, 3 BF. •. 2 furn apt,$:135. Healed pool. "'orking adult. No pcti;. 1 Br. den, 2: ·ba, deluxe ''MEREDITH GARDENS" huge rumpus rocnn, many ea $ a e 4 br apt, Balboa. 546--4l'1l ha, bltns. lrplc, pa,tio, "fncd, Ample pa.rk!nc·. No children. $9.1/mo. util pd. 274 _E. 19th duplex near bch. Ref's .,--elegant tri·leve\ 1 bcdrm, 3 extras. Desperate Dad stuck 673-8834 afler 4 $275. for appl 646-fiOS.i. no pet~. ~Pomona, CJ\'f. cs::.'·c.C=M:::....______ req'd. Adults. µ:is. 642-3082, bath with large den. Separ. 1vith 2 homes, make oUer, BACHELOR will share 3 br, * $103 Incl Util * THE BLUFFS OO~"T JUsr· WISH for 1 BR. Lrg closets. Pool, 2 BEDROOM .t.u r n i a he. d ate breakfast rn1, formal we·re Wheelln" and dealin" 2 ba. house. HARD TO FIND! 1 BR. Sep-3 BR, t~; ba, pools.' nr schol11 furnishings for ;YOur home, Shu ff I e boa rd. Ne · mobile home. S l 5 o J m 0 • dining rm, prof landscaped on this one. Don't let $34,000 CLOSE TN -One bedrm 646-624j arate Bungalow. Near every-& shp'g, $285. 644--2·132. find ~at buys· Jr."~'-!.j cpt/drps, Util pd. 1884 Elderly adults, Bay 1 l dt &. decorated, Asking $45,500 a.pPraisal stop you. home + guest ·bd k ba . PROF ?-.'fan f()..50 Share lux thing? Available now. Classified Ads . ..,.. , ~ ?\"onro\{ia Ave, C.'1 Village, 213: '24S"..4.763. bpou!s:~s~:~~'i! AnxioQs, fast Lar w in Realty, Inc. Fruit trees too ...... $29.S'"JO 18 NB apt. ,w/all. woman * BLUE BEACON * University l'•rk 962-4918 Anytime ~155~w~l<~>t&-~2tltl6~.SUi:i<.~· _iil:I Ri~*~64~s.~o~u~t::-*~5t\iiE 1 ;;;";~$~ffi~m7f; I ic~ .. ~t•;;;;Me;;;;•;•;;;;;;~· 4;1:;oo:;c~mt~' ·;·¥.M;•~•;•;;;;;;;;;•;;1;;oo;;;c;;•;•;;t•;;;;M;•:;se;;;ii;;;~4~1oo;J Larwln Re•lty, Inc. SO. LA GUNA -Oualnl one · 962-6988 Anyt;m• $17, 750 °"'m ""'" (t bdm> rarh) LRG &droom SUlte. 185. RENT • A • HOME DON'T D!LAYI _ • • .,, _,,,,, BUILDERS FULL PRICE wllh r,.,,1,, ,.,,.. ... 138.500 Sha,.. lovely apt . Call "" $95 & UP CALL U$ TODAy_f ' ' ,,_; C LOSEOUT . . & wknds 557-3663. ' ALL stz&S -ALL AREAS 4 Bdrm. :2 be.lb. Lake CA.SJ.~ vie· TORIA 3· huge. bed.rooins wl.th ·tnod-$CEN. IC SPLENOO'" _ Ono MAl'E nt I s1 te part ' • "' • Credit reJections place 7 hoin. eOl,J hath 1 need •• 1 • • wa o 13 a · FURN. OR UNFURN. Forest Ho~ .......... $365 ' . • _, •• · ·' ' > ' '. .' on choice lot' on th~ m""-~rn gort:I 1' b . I ft . bdrm df'n pa1io lrpl Un· menr or house. Call Ko ASK f'OR JODI 14 BR. 2a baths ........ $..t10 " .... llOIT\e c Mn ng ut you reap . ' ' · ' · 4!'14-527l or 4~ T ket .. •'"" ~7 ""''m'. 3. :the hArve.i wm sell With ohstNct<d , .. ., ..... SJ>.950 . . . 832·7800 ·'BR., mo.'" mo ....... $350 s2·s VIC OR.I.A, _··:cosTA MESA 4 baths, bltN, crptg, shake FHA •• N Do n f>rms \VOULD like mature .lady to UPPER Boy. 2 Sloo;•. 4 3 BR. 2~? balhs ........ $300 · a," o w • N~V EXCLUSIVE -Uniquo • J I H B •· 3 BR 2 B hou '"" roof etc trom $33 940 Gl WHY RENT "'' :;.•!';686 °ve Y · · ..... me. hcdroon1 + lamil.v room _. · a. In :;e .... *"""' RANCHO LA CuESTA w"""tk'· & L. 2 bdrm, 2 balhs plus conv '1\IO""t dinins: room . 3 bath, $3:il • d h' ·11 &obkburst & AUanta, H.B. a er ee ~:.~!~.ck i{';11~~:;1~;~ Cost• Mes ;--2100 month. RHr. 646--055j, re I 968-t.µ8 Open lO am-6 pm dd . I'< 500 · 5 BR. 3 BA. will lease or Realtors a unit ............. ~ , GI RESALE 2790 Harbor Blvd, st Adams STUDIQ.Gas & \Valer paid. Lease option. Other rentals REALTY You11 be HOME for Christ· 54[).()465 Open 'Ill 9:00 PM LOWER ?-.IYSTIC HILLS -CaU alter 6:30 pm, 64&-420Ci. Also. Halldal Rlty, 8424405 Univ. Park Center, Irvine ma.S In this large 4 bedrm. !\tod('rn 2 bdrn1, din· rm, 2 1975 Parsons, CM. $175 BRAND NE\V dlx 2 br CaJl Anytime 8J3..0820 i 2 bath near-the-beach cutif!. ASSUME 5% FHA mortgage · fro tri I I Pri · • of. $24,000. Cash out for ba. Cine.ran1a vlC\V m N rt Be ....a.. _2200 p ex ap s, v patios, HJgh GI loan lo take over. $1S.900. Heated pool, t \Y 0 f'\"t'l'Y room, encl Jan-twpo A •V1 shag crptsC gar. 356 :S try $1800 down & a small S10"", 3 bedrooms. 2~i baths, .al. sun deck. Dead iend \VJNTER rental $125 mo. 20th SI., .r.t. 642-4 2nd TD with easy low in-· ~ ••-t 156 000 $i00 REDEC 3 B •·1 fonnal dining room, JamUy '"'" ........... " · · Beach cabin al Bayshono °""" · r. nu ... w le.rest payments, fast pos-room w/Iircplace. Carpets&.· Trailer Park. on "'-'aterfront, & drp11. Avail 11 It~, eession! drapes. Vicinity Brookhurst 1350 S. Coast 1 or 'l adlt!. 64&.2634. Chldron ' pet ok. Bkr. Larwin Realty, Inc. 534-69SJ -'Ml i & Indianapolis. By owner Hwy \\TRFRNT ll&lboa Coves .;;;:...::=·~'-----1 9'2 Anyt m• Alier 6:00 PM 962-76.'lS. • home. furn 3 Br. 2 B'l. $350 Costa MMe JlOD CUSTOM BEAUTY TRE ES-TR.EES 494·8536 mo. N!tt' '°' "" Briuy, . 100' F'J(Jnta,gc f8 cini:: Park, eu.l largi .2 BR bomi:. like 67l-&2t0. NEW Duplex. 3 BR. 2 BA •• Ontn, ff.B·. 2 Bl\ 2 BA, huge • lo \\IATERFRO.NT blllnt, dlsbwuher,. shag 3 BR. &. D.R., 2 pa ...... $325 3 BR., 1i' .. R., 2"". ba •••• '300 3 BR. + huge bonus room; month to month •••.••• $350 \VE HAVE OTHERS: ,...I i j 'I i , 111 I I 1·!1il. . - -'I i 1' 01lI111· !JUST WE.$'J'-OF HARBOR BLVD.) FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED ·COSTA MESA'.S NE.WEST LUXURY APARTMENTS -. _... .l . ' • . ' 11. 2 & 3 BEDROOMS FROM - ., ·AD9LTS-NO PETS • P.tios beamed_1amil rm Ptrfect r:;~.:,''~:~~ ~ EMERALD BAY l BR, 2 BA. tse only S360 mo. cpts, drps. fl:plc, dble a:ar._2 ,. -rbr'"'"' ihe-Pmf~p. or U&Ume 6'4. ~ FHA loon 1ust llired! Altr. lr11dlUonal Petie S&rr€lt'"'Rllj' 642-4'35.i r-tlot, corner lot.-Very ,. -lied at $52,X>O, Qwntr 3 BR Ba 1 1 :=;==~=====1 private. 1 blk lo bank &: ..-~ 1 .. _ 11.t JUS fot&J monthly. . 3 " !!tP. Iv, rm., lihopplng. rear gate to put .lat We.Tern.;Baiik'IM.dj, Univen:ity Park D•yt 133-0101 Nlghll • Imposing Mission Style •---Swimm ing P.oo _(He.•tedl e luilt-in1 (Ge1-QUlclC Hett} e C.rpating i nd Orapas e Elev1tor1 Will con1~r rea.sonable BRASHEAR REAL TY din. rm. &-lam. rm. B11y shores 2225 trailtt or boat in yd, S250 offtr. al M.1-8.iCl7 * ~ n6 Emerald Bay $75.000 BA ¥SHORE Cottage, adults, mo. lMl Wintergreen Pl. 1 By •PPL Ha~~:~l"'I> 3 BR o bt•~ 2 ar -.r Shown by app't. 2 BR, turn tmmacula'-. •~M blk \\'tsl of Harbor It Baker. 3 BR. 2-'i\ BA, towllhse, cpt & Dort. Drake O'l<l"'I .... r _..:_;rps, uwo, ti<o FH&-A Biii Gr undy, Reeltor I 'mo. 2fil1 DH., .... _ D:". o'.:", Call ~2·5039 before 9 AM or d~. Av1.U Dett 1. option 10 4 BRJ2 BA-By Owner. On ~. ': ~~ ' 8.U Do\.'Cr Dr.,.~B 6424620 \\'etkcnds~2lj~1'82i.iM) for aftier 9 PM. PU~'Cha...111t ~ 0e$it~. By CU1....de-6ac.Xlntarea,Wa.lk ~====~=====.OCEANVIE\Vllorne2Br.,2 appl. MOV I NG TO JtONG o\\.nr8.U-295S4ltSpm. to a.II schl'1, Vic: llun. F ountllln Va lley 1410 Ba. \\'/m11lti·U.§C r(l(ln1. KONG ?? 1--------- lington Cntr. Gd t>&inl. Bltiv;-, appllanct's, l'Ompl. Co ron• de f Mar 2250 Lei the Property ~lana~ East Bluff 3241 CJ'l)tl/dl'VI!. blllns, l~'g, 6lODF;RN 4 BR. 11_. BA, Clll"p<'led. Balall«'d poo.~cr n1cnt _OIYision of South I --------"...;. ~!~·~ ""'"'t!lt"'·~;m-1oa~~~ ~;c·i&:: ~~w~ 2M~ii;k.+1!=~~"S2: ~~~m~~:S a~~~=13~ ,.tJ ~t ::::: :"$i.~ all S. 492--4084. ~ronrh. Re.Utor. M4"-72'70 _call M54C24. 613-2222. ~ ---------.- ) . - e Oishwash•rs - e Fount1ins a l1nd1c•Pin9 e Rtc.reTtion Rooms • laundry Room , -· NHr 19th St. a Mtrk•! c •• ,.,. • G ts 1rid W1t1r Peid ' • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY • ! "I ' • ' ' l fit '· ,, ""' ..,; .... , .. -;,_ ' • I '. ·- "<' '· •• ... " ,_ 'i'. l lo• !~· I I I"' ' ' :~;· • '' ! 'I"•" lot i C' ' r ' '-· ' ' ' ' "· ... ... "' i !I ' ' . .. •· -. • "" General • ' , ' ) 4000Generel ________ 4 __ • __ ....., ____________ ...., ______ .----~---····~·~·~·---·~t·"--"""_'_"'_···...-~---~ .... ~--~----~-------- 4000 Gene.re.I 4000 General 4000Generel 4000 DA.ILY ru.:11'1 PARK NEWPORT·· ' .. High on .., bluff overlooking the weter, '7 pool•, 7 tenni• courts, $750,000 h11itll club and Spe. Bachelon, I or 2 bedrooms..' Al•o 2-story town house• with 2 or 3 bed• rooms. Elec~ric kitchens, privet• b1lcon7 or p • t i o. From $175 to $450. Subter- ranean parking, elevators, optional meiCI · service, convenience shopping. SM 7 beautif~I model apertments, Of"n ' a.m. to 6 p.m. da ily. Other tim .. by appoint· ment. located at Jambol'ff ond S•n Jo.quin Hills Road•, in Nowport, just n o r t h of f15hion Island. Phono {714) 644-1900 for leasing information. General ... ·1NTRODUC:ING THE FIRST APARTMENT COMPLEX IN • • ------------ BEAUTIFUL MISSION VIEJO .... asaboma (An Ideal loc1llon 1d)1cent to JIM lemo .... Miiiian Viejo Goll CourH.) I , . ., 1",1.,; " , ' .. • 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Swimming Pool ,. · • , • Air Conditioned • Furnished or Unfurl}~·, • RJlllcie & Ov,ns • Lease or Month-to-Month • Carpets • PaUos or Balconies •Drapes . COMFORT ZONED APARTMENTS "9a1urlng Central Air Conditioning. . < ents ed Models Open Foi!lnspecUon 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Dally Phone: (714) 831·9790- • • ' , . . . ' .\ ;;. ~ l ' ~ ' ,. ' I l • ·' . ' ., ' ,, '"'--... __ ._.,,. _ _....,,....- RENTALS , .. -, RENTALS . , ·' APts. Unfumltihed ~ts. Unfvmlthed RENTAL~ ,-RENTALS , "" -, RENTAL~i--;.::C~ Aioti. Unlurnhhod '' • J,lpt ... 4'il!i•r!litcll, Aph. Unfurnlohod ~ , 5400 Hunlln@ton_.Bucb S400Hun1J!'!!ton llo•ch 5400 5•nt• /4JJ> • .J.'620bot• An• 5620 Phones Are -~R!~ !_:00 o.m. • 5:30 p.m. .. • Heated Pool • Recreation Area •, !'..µsh Landscaping • Gas Ba1·Be-Ques • Patios/Balconies All Electric -Self Cleaning Ovens -Dish· washers (2 .BR) Sbag Careets -Spacious Rooms &· Qlosets CALIFDlllllAN APARTMENTS . ,. ,, 9 •to Noon S1lurd•y ~ Closed Sunday -~131 takes DIAL DIRECT •• , 642-5678 ' t WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUt-frY DIAL FREE 540-1220 it ·'all. •. ,, v •! ' w J •• :" ' 1 -' ... ' ! ' • Huntington llMch:,540!1220 Logun1 BHch: 494,9466 • San Clom•nte: 492-4420 ., Hours'--:R~g uleti ons-Deadli nes . ..:.· .-. ·--.. , . .. • ,,.... naoa11 M"'11Mrt lhouW c'-k tMlr .... dally Ind Nport lmm..tlatety......,. ~ :-... mlaclaulflutloM. TH! DAILY PILOT ... u.M. ll1bllity for 1rrora anly to ,. -. '. • tM •:dent el "'l!lllhlnt tM acfw.rtlHment corrtctly on• time. ·~· +f • • • • • ' ' '. ,; DIADLINI POI COPY ANO KILtl1 ,l;JO P_,,..ttht d1y before publlc1tlon, except ferMeM1y Mltlon when deMllJtt b l1turtlay, 12 neon. ' ~ . . . '"'iOU MUST ·HJ.~1 KILL NUMllRI W1Mn kUllnt an ad' Mcaue of 4u'fck ....... ltt, l!ri •urt te M.tco ·, NeoN ef 'the klll numlMir 1Mn 'fM by your ad t1kw • 19i22 Brookhur1t {at Ad1ms) !' . vtrlf!C'',* -! ... ,.Ur ulL 1 H · • · · Kwtrr ~ It mMe t. klll or corrMt • MW Id tNt hu hen ord1Nd, but .. a• Ufttlngton Beach .. ftot ltMr•n"'9 te' 4• lo until the ... hu ,,,..,.., In. the,.,.,. (71,4') '962·2981 DIMl,,..·LINI Mf "9.mtctly .... In Hvonco >y mall or at any ~no of ou. odflc& . NO---....... ' • 5 minutes to the Beach! .,.._ •• 5 minutes to_San Diego Fnvy~! ,'·\ -1'tl>AILY PILOT l'IHrV• tM right to claulfy, Hit, cenW or mu1e any ffvw- ···{ ••• 1,4 block to 3 shopping centers!!!, . tlaement. •nd, to <hl"I• Its r1t• •nd rtgul•tlons ·wtthovt prier netk:e. ... ~ !'!!!'!!!'!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wha (alifq. 1 II bo .,": '.~.... · ';. .;* ~~.~1" M•ll Md~: I•• 1175, Newport IMch~. C•llfomli ·,:, Costo Mts• 5100 Newport llHch 5200 t . f_ft,ia$ .. 1. ,a Ut, ·fmderskeepers.Whenyoucanfind1l11XtJiy .~:i; ., .. · larden apartm t f I $13/ "rt i. ...... • ...... ~.' • ·.., 1 • CL~IS~PllD COUNTUS •re louted a1f follo~.:· NEW 21JD..RM. Beam ce;iJ-lMMED. Occupancy, \\0/rent W1lktosuMYbeieheLSplash/ncOP,tblutpools.llwittthe en orony ,Si. -p1n11-"-: :-,. •• '"' -• , l • " ings, Mlod paneling."hll tte starting en Jan. 1st. New, 11n1 over onto y!Xlr own Pi'ivate terrace ••• then unwind on~ spot. At all·newPark Plaza, in Santa AnL • • ,.' •· -COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEA..:~ ... ~.r . feature11.1 U65. ,,.~~731.s, no well ·designed a~s1stble2 before a cracklina: flfl inside. ..fwt ... J i~'--• .t. lliftost too rood to be true, Bif, fresh modern 330 w. BA·Y. 221 J w. BALBOA .--~ pees. cal now ~ apt. 2 Br .. 2 ba., "" c.. It's easy Jjo(tll(, California •• , ... ust 1 faw b -111 uam IPlrtlMnts, renting now from $137. And loaded with 387 W, Bay Street car gar. pccil. $290-$300 Huntington Beilch St!11 Part Casadei Sol fDfadults-1anle11 t th HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA BEACH ~'-NEW TOWNHOUSE le~. 791 Amigos Way apartrntnts that O&Jtdo tlimiselYes in di1rm, convem.. and ex ras at mind Yo\lf comfort while mindlnt 17175 ~EACH BLVD. 222 FOREST AVE. BR, 1* Ba.-& 2 BR'. Crptg, _,_,.._5930_·~-~---·I casual eleg111ee. YOU(,budget. Super-convenience kitchens with • I.'.! drps, self cleaning gas ov-Westcliff Rivera Casa del Sol is an oasi$of greeneiy, surroondintdelilhtM bU~·ln appliances including dishwasher. Gobs of SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. EL CAMINO REAL tt, en, encl gar, Patl<>11. MS-3600 2 BR. Un!um. Bltna, crpts. mission courtyards. With mar1elous recrNticwl arta spread cfose.t space. Rich draperies and carpetinr. . n. I ., . 377 \\I. \Vilso n. drps. Htd Pool. through our grassy center corridor: plitting green, volleyb111 ' Sttp out on your Private terrace. Plunge intlt -"" ~ .~ 1;1ai y Pilot Classified I "" * TOWNHOUSE *. 1800 westc:liff Dr, NB court and miniature lake with bridge ... and b1twe1n the Park Plaza's elegant.Pool, next to our groat -• &12·5388 • pools, oor JPtCia! ~ec OOikling futuring saunas, billiards, ID'lft ,--;, 2 BR, l!rii BA, crpts, drps, and lounge. 1e~.llding complete, with saunas and fun room. ""l•·o Adults $165 '" E 2 _Br. U_.n!w-n_ . ....._ts, drps .. ·., ,.... · · · ...,.. • -"' }' Every spaciu apartment boasts at Just one patio. And 1 1 ·~urs, for the t.lkinr. Unfurnished one-,~,.,-Melcdy Ln. 548-l76S -~~~lilt i:!~r bl~;is, i;: many.units: have woodhuming hearths. Buift·lrt ·kitchtns with 1 b!drqO~ from $137, :with similar fat $1Y,iop Oft_. -~USES F9R SALE ' RENTALS · ~Q~~~~~~~ : CLASSIFIED INDEX •.. 1 BR. Apt. StQ~ ~ Refrig. Placentia. 5-18-2682 a 8 k dishwashers and djsposals, wall·to-wall carpttinr, dr1perits, two:bedrooms and , • ...... :• .· ,; -· _ • .,..llAL . . : .: .... Ap~ •. fur?'~shed ~~'f.AC:.,"E· Llc•• "1• Garage. Water paid. Adults about our disc:owit plan. eoi'npartmented baths, master tv utenna, jaundiies &•lore, -.. cosT.1. MllA 11• ~s~~·~'as.1. :: •• ~ .. -,. c~:!N, ... ,. ::: ~rt , only. N9 pets. $105/mo. 5Tl storaa:e lockers two-btdroom studios.. • ..... .,.. M•SA D•L MA• n• MlS.& VlllD• 1111 CAltPET LAYING & ltEPAlll "2• H ·11 A t D '"8-6954 * BAY-ONT * .. _.. ' ~ All ~ .... -.. M•IA V•llDI 1111 N•WPOR"t •E,ICtl .. URA1'1eltlE~ ~ ~tt : ami on. p .... . rl\ w. 1.~i1had ·~••v erlr•v•9anf ••+>• we (Ould ,,_ . l J (OLLIG• PAltlC 1111 NtWPCRT KtlOHTI 4111 OliMOLITION "" "l•• UXURY-Spacious 3 Br. 2 Furnished & unfUrnish· thin~ of -then p,;,.d C11• d1I Sol 10 ••••oft1blv. proflisiorially main· ... ::::::; ::~;T, :::: NIWPo•T sKn••s •220 011 .. ~T1No SE1tvtc1 ,.,1 B Ad I I k d • . $295 yo• ''" mo•o our C•1• your hom1 .• On1.,b.,froom j ·.1;.i L, WISTCLIJf" 42lt DRYWALL Ull ·~ a, u ts teenagers () .•• starting • 8hn:i11andmanaged111 _,. IAl,AOACOV•s • ttJS UMIV••s'ITV l'A•K 'tl' t;LEtrRlCAL ..... $165/mc. Refs. 540--0154, MJ 642-2202 r•nh from $152. two-h1droom1 fro m $215,"unfurn· Property Research ::::: m -'O•T IMOl!P .. , tut, ••CK...... -C4t EOUJPMINT ·~NT.I.LI •uo --·, ·&-6922, or 548-9457. i1hed. Fur ni1h1d 1li9htly hi9h1r, Prof111ion•llv m•in· ~ltlST ' 'tm IAIT •LUJflP 424t Fl"NCIN.O "6f EXTRA nice lge d. pix..-. 2_ br, foin•d ·~d m•n19ed o" 1 it~ by ... , ... , R•••••ch (' .......... t" • IHORll . r.u 'coitONA Oil MAi UH l'L:>O•I "" • •. SPACIO"S 2 BR. cpt•. d-·. ""'~'ion. oov•• 1H0111 1111 4111 11uRNAce 11r,.A11ts. «1e. .,,, "' • ...., 1 blk IC bay & st-ores. Corporation. _..,...,.,,., ... ,., WllTCLll'Jf IUll •ALIOA •Jst FUltNITURE •ESTOltlNO .~· -eaf'?)rt. Child ck. $135 + Mature couple, no pets. $210 ·~~: KA•IOlt KIOKLANOS IUt ~fo"'o ·~, ........ NOS •tn .. •l!!l'IMlSIONG "" 1,· dep 2214 College Ave. No. -IY, + util. 675-4172 alt 6 & ... ti • UNIVl•llTY JfAltlC IU1 IAL•OA llLAND ·-·· ••• •• ··.·.·~!NO····-·· .... 2 646-0627 .,. • '" lllYINe IDI llUNTIM9T,,. •PCM .,.. "' Mil •s' , . . . 3 BR, 2 BA, delx 4 plex apt, Ill I .IACIC •.IV , ... ..-ouNTAliit VALLIY '411 OllAOINO. o1sc1No ..., • i • _,.c Park Plaza Ap rt t ••sncu" "" 11..:-.•&c• ~" ""' "" ·-NEW-EASTSIDE frplc. bltns, cpts, drps, nr j . .-~ ' a men s I ... T•... ' • > ' IMI LOM• ••ACK 4HO ORl"liN THUM• '"' ·: •S Open for inspection;'lD tc "· Hoag ltmip. $220 n10. Jnq: .... .. -tllVUIS:"Tl•UA . ~ tMI OllA~G• COUN"n "" OUN SKO,. •ti• 642-4387 ,.. -'"Sci .. ·3824 So. FloWer Street, S1nt1 Ant co•ONA 0*L MA• use GA•DeN o•ov1 "" KIAL TH cLua1 '"' I~'" 1 & 2 Br, ali fac:ilit:iet .. 324 E. 4150 Patrice Rd. ' ~ • ..,-· TUltTLI llOC'IC ............... 121' WISTMINSTllt 4'1t KAULi NO •NI ~ 20th SI. 646-949() 6-12-17TI. { (714)1,5, 45-3214 IALIOA JflMIHIULA IMI MIOW-'Y CITY "" HOUSICLl&AN!HO mt 2 111.. Ii ' , , ~~:::Nl:LAeY ~= SANTA ANA 4'>f INTl!IUO• DlCOltATIN• •711 '>;fJ *ca~~;u~. ~1~ms: p~1!. De~~~~.G~~~.a~~~~'.10:nc1 .. :~ " Fam1~ Section Now Open . ~~'~~."Pl . .• :: ;~::~AMA "•10"'s ::: ::~~~~ .... .:.111 ... ••r. :~: ..,.:i·' -patio, heated pool, lrplc. gar. ne\V paint. $17 5. ' , --L, "'-~ :., IJALSOA> ISL.I.NO' ~ IHI ce.ffST,11,. :: :~~~~;!HO r,.: ""r rAdults $145 mo. 546--$163 =~· '=3_108.-· ---,,.-==c iJ=~'~'~"~'~'~'~"~'~'"~'~'~-~~n~• ~11~ .. ~·~~~";"'~"~'~'~"'-~'="="~'~"~·"'~'=:I~:::':;:;";;~""=;~ -~:;:::= =~-:.,. ::' f::~:: :1~C.':, 1m IHIU•ANCI! 1m . ' ..:.... = I ' -~U!fTAIN YALLIY .... 1•11 :ttSllON WIJO .,. IN\llSTIOATING, Dettctlv. •711 -': l Br. unf. $150/mc. Pool. 2 BR, gar.· _patio, drad~s,. --·· Corona d•I Mar $250 Corona d1I Mer JUO_ seN.··tUcH t• ,A: f~!~~~~~Stlt.t.No ~~~· 1g~~:~A'REPAitt. lie. :: Elec & '"tr pd, Adlts, m s!ovr, priva1r St.. a u .s Huntlnsiton Beach 5400Hufttln1ton Beach 5otChl -1u11111T •I.I.CH 1w LANDsc riNo ,110 -~. Nl"ESA MANOR. 241 ~o~nl;y~·~n~o~P'~l~s~. $~1~4.'i~.~B~•~ck~B:•Y:liiiii~ii:~~~~ii;;~iiii~iiiii~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~I * COROLIDO APTS * YEARLY. Roon1y 2 br & ba o.1.1tDIN GltOV8 147' e.t.0;,1~T,•0A~~ IEACK ::: Loc1<sM~TM me ~ · I U ·1' LONG II.I.CK 1511 ,. ., .f:' :""Wl\S(ln Ave., CM. 548-7405. area .. 6-12-2267. 2 BR Stud io. Unfurn. All new crpts, frp c, gar. ti LAICtWOOO IHI TR:IPllX, -'" ... MAID SEltVICE .............. '*" ·, ~:•t SPACIOUS l br, w/w crpts, 2 BR Tripl<'x, frplc, gar. / J IJ l e~ec, dshwhr, dbl carport & paid. Adults. Eves 67~1:1' g~;NGI fg~:;: :: ~g;~~~~~~~~-·····-··----:~~ =~~~;:'& 1si~:AGI!! :: .... , ·new drps, tre~hly pa inted, Adults. oo pt>ts. $1651 per .....H-un.lii'l-afon 1 Vi4fa trg pool .. ml & up. 673-3378 2 BR. 2 _Ba. Ocean ~ ~~-oUT :; n.1.T• , ·1611 ReNTALS ::::i::~; ~:;:.r111~•1n1 : .... elec. bltns, nr. f rw y s. n10. 1500 Coral Pl. NewpcrL (I 1 er· w./w •t gar dis 1,. Hv.'Y Nicely deoorat"""' 1' STA#l'O" "n A ~ Unlurn"shod PAT1cs "" , . ""', • .2 MORGAN REALTY~~ WdTJK"'9n• i•n "1• ' l'KoTooRAPHT "11 Adults, no pets. 545-4893. Helgbts. 5-IB-2654 Custo-.G. arden Apartments blk to.-bc:h. 31 1 c 0·~ IDWAY ClT'f' , .. , MNllAL . ~ SOM "'lASTll!:•Ko, P•lct. R .... -~-bl ts d 2 BR, 2 BA bit ts .... Ma--nerite. 1155 mo. shov.•n SANTA ANA lltl COIT.I. MllA •111 PLUMBING . ... 11~ n1·, Apts, bu!, c:rp ' rps, ' ns, crp ' I·, 2 & T BEDROOM .,.,~ B1lbcN Island 5355 IAllT• alltA MeTL ,,. Mii.i. v111to• sno PET GROOMING ,,.. .~ ·clean. Inquire 1552 A drps:, $170 m(). Nr HOll:g Sat/Sun. ~MOI lQll NIWPO•T ••N:M JHll POOL SERVICE 4'10 Con.and•• "" wo · J'·= Jnq 4150 Patrice Rd FAMILY UNIT NOW OPEN TREETOP , y,·,w. \Val k•'•g Tun1N IMI NEWf'OltT HllGttn s111 POWIElll swllEPIMG "11 , ... ,,. .. ~. w~,.-. . " YEARLY : Bay View, roomy MOltTM TUSTlll ..... HtWPORT SHOlljlS 1221 PUMP $Ell:VICS '"° QUIET • I h 2 B 642-4387, 642-1771. 1'tJ distance to beach. 2 br & 2 BR, 2 BA, kiwer. 6 .,,..., AHAHllM ,.,. WISTCLIFI' !~· kOOFIMG '"° "1S ..-p ex, U&e r CUSTOM FEA RES· J•O S1LVl1t•oo '"'Y°" 1'5s uN1v111111Tv PAAIC nn ...... ,._ • .,.-a-"" "· bl-· ~• Adi" 2 BR TOWNHOUSE. Yearly . · · -. . ~ den 2 ba • ....,~ 64&-2523 old Bit"" & ,.1r,·g .. ,... ·-..., .... '"' apt., pa .... , u..,, -,.,-. ... c t I R ti A S p Is ' · --· ' · ,.., • ~· "" -..... v.., LA1C"t 1m 11tvtwE n. ••MootLINO a ••PAllt ffto ·~".:.;Quiet pet'$135. Mll-6956. lease ·$260/mo Nr !hop-en r• •er•• on r••-wimming 00 HUGE, View 3 Br, 2 Ba, shag crpf. 67~207. U.•UHA Hit.LI ,, .. IACK •AY .,.. tU!MOOl!LINO. ICITCHINI '"' P .•••. ·Th, Bluff~. By ()Wl\l!r. w.~ing Pools •. S•unas-Pvt Garden .P.tioi d LA•UNA !111.&CN 1111 IAST •LUl'P no ScliHn ,. .. ,,_ ''" "''! -., " c I c d t d D & c t frpl c, bllns, cp!s & l"pS, CHRISTa1AS IS c:cming! Sell LAGUNA NIGUEL 11'1'1 COltCNA Dll MAit 5J50 SIEWIKG '"° .. Newport Beach 5200 644-4864 or 644-0884. 0 or oor ina • rapes arpe in9-best area. $300. 673-6904. I d ., & pick MISllON VllJO 1711 IALIOA SfOt SEWING MACNINI" llPAlltS 1u: "" • Soundproof V.'alls & Floorino-Blt in Ran~e your unwan e 1 ems • . S4N ct l!MFNTI! 1110 eAT 1sLANDS s.ue SEPTIC T-'HKS, s.-. •te. $! ~. 2 Br occanfl·n1 ilvr duplelC h h c . . r"1 B UN IQUE tree level apt· 2 Br up fast ea.sh thru a Daily SAN JUAN CAPllTllANO 1725 LIPD ISLI 1151 TAll,ORINO •t70 .-,,· .J 2 BEDROO~!S $250 yrly. Crpts, drps, bltns & Ov•n-Dis wai er-eramic 1 e at s nr bch w/ pool. $22jf jlrt Piloi Classified•:ad ·· • it's· CAPISl.ltANO IE.I.CK ;17M ·111.111T1NOTON llACM scoo, tl!RMITE coNT1tOL .. n ·~ ,_ h 0 A 1 • """"',-'-"-~~ho-. p,1·,0, ••·· Op•n Bt•m &.V1ulted Ceiling.-1/2 Mil• ._. easy •all .,,_.;,78 • •·,; DAMA POINT ,'!! 'ouNTatN v.1.LLeY 5c1t TILE, c.,..mlc •'14 -.,-;, 1 ·-..... .,.,as ore r, P 1 • .......,"7111 ..:><:..., •L ' T Th B h 1.,;fu~m=. :";;'~"""~;Ii~•=· ="~!Hltl=="~· =-==·=·=·==~==~====· OCIANllDI ,..,. •.1.a.1CJA ·llLAND . JHJ TILE, unol~m & MBttt9 •tu '. 637--029'.! Avail 00\\'. 213:248-1921 0 ' ••c • I' SAM Dl•OO 171' StAL •••CK S."1 Tll:E_E SlfiRVlCE ,,.. !o 1;==::~;;~===~~==::o===="=== 21-551-Brookhurst-!trfft · y II 54IOF t · y II 541,.. 1t1vp1101 COUNTY 1• LONG 1eACK Utlll TELEv1s1cN, ••111l.r1, •ta. "" ' .... 1; fountain .. •Y -oun aJn ~ •Y._ ". HOUllS TO •e MOVED ,,.. OIANDE COUPITV JHO U"'HOLSTERY .'" , :: .. )funtlngton Beach 5400 Huntington Beach 5400 (S. of Hamilton) Huntington Be1ch coflOOMINIUM t'5t oA1tol!N 011cv.-"'' wELCINO ""s .... -PHONE:· 962-4458 DU~l)(ES FO• SALE ,1f71 Wl!STMINSTEI!: 5'U WINOOW Cll!!ANING ---•tt1 ;1•.;: ~ UAtTMIHTS l'Ok SALi ttM MIDWAY CITY ,,,, SA.NT.I. ANA Ute ··· The poss1'ble dream. RENTAL'$ ~z~~rN ... N~ "'*G"'' r! 1(11 Nawport Beach 5200 Corona del Mar 5250 'Houses Fumlshed COASTAL s1t0 • ; .. • II---'--------· LAGUNA tEACK 1'1'05 ~tt; All 3 Br, 2 Ba. unfurn, Bltns, CORONA DEL MAR OIHl•JIL .. L:~~~~ ~11~~~L = ~ new crpts. drps. $225/mo. Call NEW 3 Br. 3 Ba. lower du. LL NEW ll!HTALS TD IHAlll = 5..,. Ct.EMl!!NTIE 5711 54-0-7573 or 968-865,g aft 5. plex. Frplc:., washer/dryer, A '. ~~s;: tli~5~Alt 21os SAN JUJIN c.1.P1~T1tANO ~~ ·lt' Hu~tirigton Granada ~01;~,.Li~a:~g~.1 ~~·~1;: :~:1:e,!~~:·B!~~= ti~:::T·::::,.. Uil ~:~;~T:;,~t•EAC"' :: 7 67"51'8 landsca-.:1, ·Year lease at va· . LLeiV PaRK MIWPORT HQ"tS. 2l1G COMDOMINIUM StsO Apartments. $1 jfn\o. ..-., 11"" i I .-.. RENTALS WANTED sttt 1-- , '!lil r ti' pr~ I ~! "' ,, .. Modern as tomorrow. Yet priced to fit your budget today. Charming, convenient, comfortable. Total·Function Designed, to do away with wasted space, ma~e room for :special extras. Like bl!ilt·in dressing rooms, walk-in closets. Stream· lined kitchens, pass-thru dining counters. And hixurious carpeting and draperies. Plus private patio·terraces. Surrounded by g1eenery. each group cf low handsome buildings laces into restful courtyards or one of ou r three pri~ate pools (each with its own cabana). .,~ C t llEWPO•T SHORll ... n 3 BR. 2 BA. cpts, drps, b!tns, _.,,, per mo, ontac ' e N1S 1.1.YSHORfS ~; :::s :~~:::T ~~! refrig, $275/mo .yrly, 2 rlrs ;;; l7S-4050 0 APaRTm .' . ·.. .• =~~:l~::ltliS 2tJI MOTELS, TRA1lllt COURTS "" lo Ocean. 612-9242, 675-7179. ;;: UNIVlill:SITY JfAltlt 'HU GUl!ST HOMES 59" - ..... 2 sn .... IRVIMI nJll MISC. R:lt:NTALS '"' 2 BR. l BA, frplc, unfurn. -· • • •• OP.ens new doors for young famllles. ,e,1,CI( eAT n.a ATE crp1s, drps, blk to ocean. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill "' l!.l.IT ILUll'P nn REAL EST , )'early $195fmo. 673-SOS.S I' Creattd.e-.clusively for the f1mily 'With children undtr 1:1 T•.. 12" General 'd I tit ' . I eel nd r IRVINI! Tl•••c• n•s INCOMI!. ,..o .. E•TT ,000 3 Br. 2 Ba. nu crpt. pa.int. ... -flvt. Carefully cons1 er"' eir specia ne s I 1m-COlONA Oil MA• :: euS IMl!SS PROPERTY I050 SUnd k $250/yfl lse ~" ited budeets. IALIOA Tlt•.ILl!lt JfARJCS I05S 1 blke~o ·:a~.· ii75-7fi2~. • "' Ort• Y•llU Park's unique. With a privalePre·Scflooletnter ~~:O '~:-.:':DI fil! :~::~:s~E~~~~At. ~: V. 2 situated right on the grounds, just steps aw1y from 1.1.1.SOA tsLMD 1wousTRIAL PRoPlllTT ••H LIDO ISLE-Lrg Bay iew ON TEN ACRES ,,,_ ;rctment Operated and professionally statftd HUNTIMtTOM ••ACM 14ot coMM1Rc1AL '°'' Br, study .• 2 Ba, crpls, drps, ... , • Sch I t t d't d p ·..-ouNTAtM v.1.u.aY ,,.,,.,• tNoUSTRIAL 1tlNTAL '~' 1 A: 2 BR. Furn A: Unt\D'I by lust Country Oty oo, '?Ur s • .•:Kcre t • ft-11.1.1. tlACH . . LOTS llOf frplc. $295. 642-0807 Fitt{llacft / prtv. patiel I Sch0ol1r11s mothers foe outside Kbv1tles or tmpfoy. LoM• 11.1.cH =: 1t.1.w~w•s "" ========== I ·Pool.I. Tenall. Contnt'l Bkflt,, mint. ;. . • ::::-...~:uNTY Hll CITRUS -GROVES :: Nntpert Hel9ht1. 5210 900 Sea Lue, OlM 644-!ltnl Specl1l comforts and ~onveniences at~°'!"~~ .w•lf. 111r1~M1N1T11t uu ~::.1.:~aNo1tl! "02 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT J()l WANTED. I'll• 7111 J()8 WANTED, W-Jm JOB Wll.NTED, M.EN & WOMEN 7tH SCKOOLS a INST•UCTION HN 108 PRIPAR.ATIOM 1* THliATR.ICAL "" MERCHANOISE FOR SALE AND TRADE FURNITURE .... OFFICE FURNITUll! Mii OFFICI! EQUIPMENT Mil STCRE £0UIPMENT llll CAl'E, REST.I.UR.I.NT MH !I.I.It EQUIPMENT llU NOUSEHOLO GO~DI lnO GARAGE SALi! Im FURNITURE AUCT101t ltU .t.PPLIANCIS lllO -.NTIQUES 11tt SEWIND 'MACNIHES 11H MUSICAL 1"4STRUMENT llU PIAMOS & ORGANS llH •A010 .,. TELl!'VIS!Ofll llt5 Wl·FI & STl!'ll"O ltlO TAPE Rl!!CORDERS IUO CAMERAS &. EOUlPMIN'T '* HOllY SUf'PltlS MIO SPORTING GOODS MIO llNOCUU.llS. SCOP•S IUll MISCELL.,l,HEOUS llllOf MISC. WANTl!D "" '."'t .~ '·~ 1 ·"" Near beaches and shopping, Huntington Granada Ap·artments were developed and now profess ionally managed by Property Research Corporation. for easy living at rents you can afford. The possible dream ••• t ome true. 11-N-tC-E-'--,-B-,-. ~P-oo~l-. -p-,-,-~-.1 (Pl'.acArthur nr. Coast Hwy) Sueer-mOdlrn kitchens with appliances bu1lt·1n .•• even ;!NT:"'.~lT~11,11n .,.,,,.•1• .•, ... , ••• ', •,•.•. '•'•'•TY''''T :: dlsl!Washtrs! Private patio or terrace, extra powder CC>AtTAL m _Bl~, CI D. Adults, 00 pets. DELUXE a Br, 2 Ba. bllM, room. hu11 wa!k·ln or wtll-to-wall closets in every unit. f::~:: :~~=L : ::r,~1:':':.::::· :,u tt55. 642-SOOl, &42-~. dSh~'hr, new cllve si.... Pluslushc1rpttin1anddraperies.Cover1dparkin&with M•••••• ,,..... 1111 su•D1v1110N LAMO -21t MACKINERV, Etc. l"1'I LUMIElt 17Jt ST()RAOI!' lnl IUILDINO MATEllFALS 1'6• \ ...::....1 .... HUNTINGTON GRANADA APARTMENTS Just south of \'larner on Golden West In' Huntinaton Beach. , N•w on• & two bedroOm1. Unfumishtd .-,1)5.$175: fo,,;,hed $165.$210. FAMILY SECTION FOR CHILDREN 5 YEARS & UNDER. Phone: 847·1055 ...:=::--=~.=-=--.,..---:--:-c-:-::--::----' I I ·~ -'"' lllAt. ISTA"tl s11tv1c• ,,11 crptg, frpl, lndry rm, fncd storote IAM CLIMINte ESTOCK ' ' bl f d ff I ' 1·1· :u:... ...,. JuaN u,1tTRAMO m1 11:.1. •~H.&Noe . '"° PETS -ind LIV . palio & gar. $235/mo. [or tu ... dip Into our I enc• •O poo' ne-. 0 """ CAPIST•ANO IUCM nM It. .. WANT•D ''" PETS, OINliR .. L - 644-3302. recreatiOft eentlr. Or walk to the 1reat new Mlle Squ1r1 oANA PO Un n11 BUSINEs• and c.1.Ts 1 .. -~. ty p .1.· ' lllYlltllD• COU!n'f' HM ~ OOGS NEWPORT BEACH SPACIOUS 2 hr-crpls, drps, _,n aui.· • vac.1.T•ON RINTALJ .,... FINANCIAL HORSl!I UM 0 d A bltns, garage & patio. Quiet New opporhlnities for new parents. That's Valley coNooM1N1UM JtM •us••••• WANTIO • '* Livsirocic .. ~~l:hed.r;rv! ~!~ & couple ,v y nc chlldren or P1rk. Oevelop•t.!nd now m1n11ed by Plop1rty t ouPL1••• f!URfll,· .,. 1NV1nMeNT o,.,.,,..,'"" a1e CALIFORNIA LIVING den, with balconies above r, 1 ...:1>':.:.:1•~· ~1225:::,~y~d~y~. ~"~"-"'~'~·-·II Rntarcb Corpor~ ~~J:S~~·1:;":~i~:':11• ~~ ~~:',!~~~~' Pocu :1~ ·-1 G I li I • B "\' b Slod' t •. ::i, RINTAl.S Motfl'I' TO LO.llf ll1D -1• patio ...._ow: rac cus v ng r • .,. , a 10 ap . II&"..., PBAK ·--e•nft .,111110,.,.L LOANS 1m P.1.T1os •• .t qUiet sumnmclli1gs• for Cleam. 714 Goldflnrocl . .....,g, """._."1111 "'1lil Housn Unfurftfshed' Jn1t:llT t.OAHS me •wNtNos '"' family with chtldren, Neil" $3751 mo. yr lse. 54G-757l, 17256 S«lth Ebclid. Just south of Warner COLLATl!ltAl LOANS USS VKA"tlCNS ... ·-1>oo1 a lt '?i 968-86M. .,, r""'····· Vallev. 2 and 3 bedrooms, and llNlltAt. ... ltl!AL l!STATE l04MS •HO TRANSPORTATION Corona del Mar High ""' . lll I COSTA MllA 11M MC•TG,IGl!S, Trvd 099lft '''S •OATS .. YACHTS .... Fireplace. wet har Ir bull!· NEW 2-Br, 2 Ba & 3 BR . 3 2.0edroom studio apartments now renUn&.' MIJA Ol!L MAit "" MONEY WANTID UM SAILIOATS .. ,. in kitchen appliances. \Viii Bn. So of hwy. 322 1 Unfurnished.$1 &0-S21ope r month. For Ml'SA v1•01· *''' ANNOUNCEMENTS 1>ow111• CRU\Sl!RS tnt «·r.sider unfumilhed ()J" fu1·n. f\iarguerite, Cdi\l or call f1milies with pre-school children only. Fur· ~~LI:.~ ~~~" ~ ind NOTICES ' ro,~;0;::1·L1•:sATS = itu.re purc:hase 64-4-1342 nlshed models on display. "'*'°"' MeTs. a11 muHo c''" ...,., "" 1011 t M.t.tNTl!MAlfc• tW o .... AMrGOs '"~Y 64.1.2!)M Phone (714! 540-4785 1111Wl"Ol:T 1M0111s. ,.. LOST _.., 10AT u.uwcK1Mo •• (>,1'I 3 BR. 2 BA. Crpts, drps. • IATIKOklS nu Pl!•SONAU ,4., M,llllNt! l!QUIP. H• Coldwell, Banker &. co. Stove & refrlg, ~i;hv.·hr, DOYlll ll>tOkl.1 Jl2J ANMOllNCIMEHTS ... ,. l().l.T SLIP. MOO.INI ",. 83J.-0700 Wllf<llPP 11• •11tTHI ... n 10-'' s1•v1c1s ,.. ~1anaglng agent garb. displ. $25 0/ me. :t'--~·µ·~·~":.e"~·~-41~ i.INtV••tm ,A•• nP .... Nl!ULS ... ,, IOA T Rl!WTALS = £7~2698. ;i .,t-111.Vllotl .. PAID D11TUA•'f' i41) IDAT CMAltTE• •lli ..... IACIC IAY It* 1"1JHl•.t.l l)lltl!CTllRS 1'1• l'ISHll'fO ID~TS ""' e l'llEW DELUXE e CHAR:'llNG, rNl.'c. 1 Br. •; ..,. 1.1.1T BLUl'P 1'4t Ft.O•ISTJ i•lt •0.1.T MOVING fMI BR ' BA t f J el TtN tU4 CARD 01' TN.I.NICI ..,, IOAT STORAOe ... 3 , ·'P or t:'lse. · runy carpered. (Pr!. t>nrr. 1 Slit11 ,.... 111:v1N1 n111:AC• ,.. 01 MIMOlt•• 11.ru eo•n wANTlo t11• Incl spac. master 'suite, din an1pl<! p11 rkJ, tu refined. al ceRottA OIL MAI .,.. CIMl!T•RV LOTS •111 AlltClt.&l'T fl .. nn & dbl .. rag' au-~ Id 67' «•7 IALIOA --CIMITl•'f C•YPTS Ulf FLYING Ll!S10NS '15' ' <v -_o~e~r~pe~"°c;:~"·7.c~~~·~'."::;:;:,·ll -~ :;i U..Y llUNDS Cltl!MA~llS 'lte MOllll• MOMl'S ttlf opener avail. Pool & Rec. n, BR Frpl N I ~·nted • ... l/Oo llU: '.,.»' MIMOlllAl. ,.A.kl ...,, MOTOlt ffQMIS WU • C:. l ('V.' Y r ·l · 1-L•OA Ill.MID , llC.YCLE' t'2I &r@a. New shag tl,,l, encl. ga.r, illWl"OllT wnT • _ ... t~,: i11v1t• :; Ell!C.TRIC CAlll "" • FRO?l-1 $265 • tncd '"· 1195/mc. No ""IS. 11••MTIM•TON ••~M navwL ,...., MINI 11ic1Es ,_ .... ._._ lln 865 Am,_ '" NB .. ~ MUNTtweTON MAllOUI ,... .... MOTORCVCl.IS ,, .. ~'"' ,ya,y, 613-1109. 1 ... •NT.I.IN VALL8T Mlt •till Ttt.llfl~OIT•TIOl't fl.'CITt'•~tOOT!PfRS tut M11.n@.gM_ by Iii.I.I. •UCfl:-'t"J I ...... e:!!l:r:~;~-:IT.ATIOll :::: AUTO SE•VICIS & PAltn ,_ Wll.LIMf \VALTERS co. 2 BR. : bll, 2 -yrs old, U.llOl'JI ...,. 'M'OlttH . ' ..,. AUTO TOOLS .. tout,. Mt• SY.•eclish r,,,1,, b I t ll 11 . LOJt• IUCM ••.. ... Ill tl.l.llt•. flt.I.VIL "" lo ... C.u,._ ,... C:.C1'\'lr'"I=' DJ RECTO .. V rR.1.flE11.s, u11111r tUI' SPAClBR.L,... ..... t ,entry ,1,nde•k.613Nnrciss os , Olt o ,.,,, •• ~dh h '--IA.ft'TA AflA Mlt ACCOUNTIMe . UOI TRUCKS fJOO ~I. crpts, drps, V.'S C'r, 1 ~·~i;~~;mo:;;:~~..,--,..,.-,,-11 ••nMIJiSTlll lilt AMl#lllNO s111v1c• U05 IEEPS •Stt ... I, nr. F11.shlon J!l & _.. MIDWAY CIT'f' Mii A,PlllNf'C .,, ... IRS, "•"' , •.• CAMPEltS "11 ...., ,. ...... * 2 BR Unfurnlsh-IA"T•. •"'" Mlltm MM A"ltA111111• .m CAMPt1t Rl"NT.1.1.1 '"' mr~I~. $11;1, o·t4·5~:JO ,,-, .. ·,. No «l>•'ld-•1. 67~ !}183 ~~.'.·'·' ••••• ,,. .~ ....... ,. 011• •s•• DUNE IUGGIES t#I .__ '" .r -., 11W AICKl1'1CTUltAL SlltVICl lfU tMPOlt11"0 ~UfOI ..... 2 BR. frpl.C'. Pool a(.'(E'~. No LGE 1 .. r, nev.' Sha"" crpt: \.A••NA tll•Ull , "'7 , .. ,.., •.rP••,~ u• $POAT c.1.Rs t'1~ chUrh~n or p('!!I. S200fmc. I/ !" iM111kNf Yll·JO . 110I AIJf'Q. .... , •tttt. T ..... l tc.. '-"* ANTIOUIS. CLA$SICI ttl: :'148--&li7 or S-IHM2~1 1ilr. drp•. rt'frlg. ~tot.re. gar. ' ·;AK CLllMl~Y-· \ mt ~""'''''"". •Ht It.I.CE C.&•S. ltOOS ••11 Sl!>l. 71JJ*o Goldenrod. • ,.,_M JIJAN <:»~"° ms 1oaT MA1HTl11t•HCf 11» 1.uTo l!VIH"tS till c.Al llltiHIO e l7JI •AK~. MAtON••· tic. .SU AUTOI WANTIC> tPM For t..ut nrsulta •• ~u "TM OANA Nltrf -. . •• 8Uf1N1f51 SllVl(ll ..._ ... , NIW C.ARS ... F~ n-pQot i.OtellOMUUUlfll ..._ IUlt.Dl•t a1t AUTO LIAl!ff .. 11 tnto cu.b thru • Daj).y Pllot Hot lJne" Dt...,-. l'==,;,,=====-======;;;;;,,,====.'.I •U"U:~·· VNIJV•lll. -CAllNITMAICIN• -ut•D UIJ ... OlmC'-fl-lilMI ad!I _ Oessttloed, 1 • :::=:::_::::_::::_ __ .......... :..;_:..;_ .......... .;_ _______ ~------' Eeat Bluff SWAPS Int 5242 ..... .; _ _.._ • ______ ...,...._._...,._-__,....., _____ ~-~-----.-.------- " Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD 1. Stove 2. Guitar 3. B•by Crib 4. Electric Saw 5. Camera 6. Washer 7. Outboard Motor 8, Stereo Set 9. Couch 10. Clarinet 11 . Refrigerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing M1chine 14. Surfboard 15. Machine Tools 16. Dishwasher 17. Puppy 18. Cabin Cruiser 19. Golf Cart 20. Barometer 21 . Stamp Collection 22. Dinette Set 23. Play Pen 24. Bowling Bill 25. Water Skis 26. Frft2tr 27. Sultc1M 28. Clock -· Will Sell Fast! 29. Bicycle 30. Typewriter 31 . Bar Stools 32. Encyclopedi1 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Tropical Fi1h 35, Hot Rod Equipm't 36. File Cabinet 37. Goll Clubs 38. Sterling Sliver 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Bedroom S.t 41. Slide Projector 42. lawn Mower 43. Pool T•ble 44. Tires 45. Piano 46. Fur Coat 47. Drapes 48. Linens 49. Horse SO. Airplane 51. Organ 52. Exercycle 53. Rare Books 54.•Skl Boots 55. High Choir 56. Coins 57. Electric Train 51. Kitten S9. Clo11lc Auto 60. CoffN T•blo 6 I. Motorcycle 62. Accordion ~· Skis 64. TV Set • 65. Workbench 66. Diamond Watch 67. Go-Kort 68. Ironer 69. Camping Triller 70. Antique Furniture 71 . Tape Recorder 72. S•llbo•t 73. Sports Cor 74. M•ltrOH llox Spg1 75. lnboord Spoedbool 76. Shotgun 77. S.ddlo 78. D•rt G•mo 79. Punchlnt 1119 80. B•by C•rrl•go It. Drums 82. Rifle 13. Delk 14. SCUBA Glor These or ony other extra thinCJS around the hoUH can be turned into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so Don't · Just Sit . There! ..... DIAL DIRECT ·. . I 642-5678 • ' IBST lllSI ,. c '. L ·A 5 5 I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6· 7 8 The 011·tv PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace SIYR ti.SH! Saturday, Nowmbtr 14, 1970 RENT.I.LS RENT.I.LS Apll. Unfllrnl1hod Apt1. Unfllrnl1hod ll • Huntington llMch 5IOO Senta Ano 5620 .::;;;:;;:;,;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~-;1-~~~~~1 SUNNY BROOK l.<lvely, very Jg 1 BR, new dee, In & ou., $115. No pttl. Nicest in area. 1227 Brook ON BEACH! • 2 BR unf. From $225 C: 2 BR Fum. From S285 C rpets.drapea-d.latiwuber heated pool.sauna.trnnis rec room-oeean vltwt p.~~k; ample pa.rki.nc. Seeurlty 1U41'ds. St., 835-7013 DELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA. v\ew, elec eye raraae. ldry. 497-1056 or 4!)t-.5810 ...., HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 5710 * 2 Br-P~isM!et .. l thild Ok. Wlloddyo W•nl? Wlloddyo Got? . SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR l 'Ill OCEAN AVE .• H.B. N 1' ~• A. II (TI4) 536-1481 ° pe • .-....... va · now Ofc 10 -6 Daily $165. 49&-38021 557-MOCI'. NATURA:L BORN SWAPPERS - Speclal Rate · ~t~ ~m l=========<I WIU.IAM WALTERS co. Dono Point . 5740 -J Ll1111 - 5 limit -5 bucks llULIS -AO MUST INCLUD• 1-Wlltl YR. Nft " trllff. :t--.-.t yw, ......, Ill ~ I-YOU• ..... Ml/•r .. ....._ .._, 11Nt ., •v'lfhJ l---lfOTlllNO ,OR Lt.Lii -TRAOll ONLYI I '"!!!!I!!!'!"'!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!! DELUXE DuJ)lex. new In * HERITAGE APTS April, nr Dohen,rSJato Parl< AVAILABLE NOW & new harbor. 2 br, 1% ba.. I7401AptCKfflsonLn,H.8. Fenced ya.rd, newly To Pl•ca Your Trader's Paradise Ad PHONE 642·5671 Lrg Attrac 2 Br From $135 l&ndaeaped. Garage w~ex-Trade SS,000 ftlUlt)', 3 br, 2 Kids ok. All ~tras. POCll, Pvt tra entnu'!Ce directly 1nto ba Lake H..vuu home for patio area. Rec bldg_ kitchen. Built-ins ·including property Or ? 847-8335 or 968-7510 dishwuber A: 1arba"ge CA.LL disposal. C&rpettrc thru~ut Eves 673-4112 SPACIOUS 2 Br, 2 Bath. POOL. I chlld ok. $165. 2320 Florida, 536-3107 *FRESH AIR Walk 3 blks to Beach! BeS:ut. big 2 & 3 BR aets. w/w crpts. <I.rps, bltns ex. cept refrig. S15o & $225, No pets, 536-Inl lt10RA KAI -2 BR. Patio. Pool. Washer & dryer hook-up. 8181 Garfield, ~; blk E. or Beach Blvd (oll Garfield L 962-8~. ~ 2 stories. $200 mo. Avail to . ' · sho\\', T'f'ntlng Dec. ls!. No 16 ALL class C.C., 36 gal. pets Drive by 33901 Copper I.I.Ilk, 75 hp Johnson, $1200 LaniPrn Dana Pt t1r call Val. Need Harley Davidson 494-2328. da,ys 494-4191· e~a cycle, full df"e.98 or ? ?? or 499-1397 ' Lingo FUal Smith 893-9839 or·492-6754. Estate Jnvestfuerits. Pride ol owueiihlp 4-plex NEW 2 BR. 2 BA, fireplace, In Tustin. Corner Jot. pool d I sh was her, carpets, I-rec. rm. Exchange land, drapes. garage. No petS. tlhlti, T.D.'s or T 499-1675. Moore Realty 673-3101 ** SPARKLING NEW Trade like-new 17' Coldspot 1, 2, 3 BR ap!5 from $140 top..freezer refrigerator lor BUILDER 642-<\90j similar model Y.ith left hand door. Condominium 5950 IJ38.4!i()I 2 BR, 11,2· BA, Q:111do, bltns, HAVE 20' Aljo Travel Trlr, 1 BR, crpts, drps, bltns, new crptg, encl patio, e new, also xlnt TD"s. Want: re!rig., Sll5 mo incl util, clean. $170. 962-2919 Income prop, to $100,000, adults, no pets. Tl'adewinds Orange or Riverside Cly. Realty 847-8511. ltent1l1 Want9d 5990 833-0242 or Box 33 Bal Isle. 2 BR-$130 CORONADO 2 small Mes on IN 4 PLEX. W /\V CRPTS, PERl'1ANENT Bachelor apt. R-3, also Desert Hot Springs DRPS, NEAR SCHOOL. in NB or &I. Retired elder-hse (motel :zonedl. Total 646-2547 Jy gent 1 em an. non $48,000 equity, Trade for 2 BR. duplex, close to bch k drinker/smoker, san1e ad· ·rn.ist Deed!. 644-1060 downtown, crpls, drps & dre"5 20 Yr.:· M?ving due I~ 40 Ac. producing Orange stove, no pets, $14{1 mo. 32nd St. w1den1ng by city, grov" g mi.·So. of Riverside. 53&-3507 :;~08~rson 6 46-2272 ; Fully n1anaged. Trade DUPLEX -2 br, din'g rm, i -~~~~-----iS60,000 eq. @ S3!'JOO per ac. crpts, drps, stove, patio, EXECUTIVE v•ants to rent for T.D.'s or unUa. 548-326.l gar. $165, Avail 12l1. house In Newport Beach . ~, 962-7137. area. Needs approx. 1800 sq. Large equity ln custom ft. Will C(Hi.slder Laguna oceanfrnt home, 0Cf!1tflstd;. LRG 1 BR. bltns .. refrig, Beach ti> Huntington Beach. FOR rentals, land, comm l garage, nr beach, 1308 Call 54G-8453, 8-5 wkdys. or home. 531-0651 wkdys, Olive, 536-3462. ·e LANDLORDS e 540-0428 nih?s or wknd:'ll. • $130 • 2 BR, crpts, dflls. La N. "-11 C FREE RENTAL SERVICE guna 1guel uv ourse bltns, dshwshr, garage, Aft Broker. 534_6982 lot. SeC'luded c8.nyon vu of 4 pm. 847-3727 6 fairways lake & clbhse. 1 BR, near beach, crpts, M.ATURE Reliabl!!i couple Trd for co~m. TP's. mltplx drps, pool. adults, no pets. need unfurn. hou&e w/dble in Hbr area Owner £45-Hl21 Tradewlnds Rlty M7~1L gar. Max SUiO mo. 642-0238. · 2 BR: .AvaU l'foWI Children I. Rooms for Rent 5995 CAPI~NO c ZONED, small pet ok. $140. 4+ acl"es. f"rt'e & Clear, 842·8365 $130,000. TRADE for incoine EMPLOYED Lady Pvt bath or ? • LGE 2 br apt-Cf1lls, drps, & entrance. Kit & laundry REALTOR 54S-7T11 bltns. Avail Nov 1. 96U578 priv. $80 mo. In CM.1--------- ~-~~~~--~·I 642-5076. 12 Units, prime Joe. Santa 3 Br ... & den, bltns, crpts & VERY Nice room for Ana. 7X Gross. $50.000 Eq. drps, 2 story, $25(1 Il\P. employed man on rlay shift. Trade for $50,000 to $60.000 842-8621. Close in, CM. 642-7920 home. NEW! Never Lived-In: 2 & 3 O\.l.•ner/Broker 673-.1430 BDRMS. Nr. Beach *$15 per week-up w/klt· * Agt. 64~1070 * chem. $27.50 per \\'ttk-up ~lave 0 c ea n front acre. Apts. MOTEL. 543-9755. clear, heart of Salmon fish-! & 2 BR New apts. Frplc's, h-Near Ocean! "Patio, Adults. 2 Lovely rooms. upper .floor ing ciry. Want A-frame ca UNDBORG co. 536-2579 pvt home . Redecorated. in, Lal;e An'Owhead. Pyra· SlS/wk each. 5.16-2091. n1id Exchangors 6'56000. AT Bcach-4 beaut dlx apt11. $135-$175. Pool. 219 l5th St, FURNISHED room for rent, 34 IT. Cabin Cruiser; tip 220 12th st. 846-3927. Costa Mesa. $18 Y.'tek. Call top cond.: twin sere\\·: Joad- 546-1807 eel with extrall. FOR house, Santa Ana 5620 NTCE Room, priv. home. units or T.D.'s. kitch. privll .+ Near shop'g O\VNER GT."J-6259 & transp. C.M. 549-1061 8-3 Bedroom, 2 bath units, VILLA MARSEILLES KITCHEN Pr!vtle~!I. Man 7 yr!I old, Costa Mesa • BRAND NEW only. SfiO fr!Q. 2161 Miner SL S125,00'.l value. Want land, SPACIOUS MS-5289 or 893-5370. home or up to 4 unil'i local· 1 A 2 Bdrm. Apti. ·-· - --\y. Quintard Realty-642-299L Adult Living Room & e .. rd 5996 * * * 34 Ft. Cabin Cruisu; tip-tc 1 cond.; 1win screw; loa.~ 1\·ith extras FOR howli, units or r .D:s. f O\VNER 675-6259' t. Ha;; 4 BEORM lovely a home, quiet Back Sq; de-sac, approx $20.~ .. FOR triplex thi11 area., lege Really 546-5880. Have Vista Hard~·a.re stoit, sl<X!k & fixtures, val. ~­ \Vant camper,, bus, car~I _ I or ?? "4:15 w. t9th, Costa HAVE: Sm. aerea~ fi J~emet, Anza + xlnt TD"i. \I/ant 2 BR "Bluffs" Cons», l Jev"J style. 833-0242 dr wiite Box 33. Balboa "IaJet Have vacant & impro! Ml income, \VANT: Rt t or honie coastal area, ·N • port Beilch thru Dana Pb . 673-6809. • 1 19' sloop, Mareoni rig, 1 1il)t or sails, FOR P.U. or ;v., or Stn Y.'8gon or t>u4e buggy or equal vall.lf tt $1000. 540.1120 aft 6. : , 8 Comml'rcial Unltr. on cp 1 IOf, 98x300, $90,000. Clote jo Newport Blvd. Trade' ~ home in Oregon. Leon V.i· bert, Rltr. 548-0588 evea/ 673-6.'i34. . • Spectacular Laguna isc\i duplex $60,000 value. falte lot. e Roy J. Arntson ie ? 1000 No. Coast Higl\~~. * 4!J4..7200 * : ' R2 lot, Laguna. takes § u~­ its. $54,000 clear, For ;l!f· unfts or oontm"I bldgs~ SO. CO!Ult area. Lingo R.E~ l•· vestments. 49!}-1397 · Approx 1,s acre M·l PrtlJ>Cf· ty 1600' bldg w/i~me. $25.000 equity. Trade\ fOr acreage, northern Cal~ f ? ? 5'1S-3261 ! 2p acres Northern d,Ji. forest land or Peautiful &l.. to'n Sea lot $3,500 val '.tf' cti. Trade for car. boat, p aqe or ? ? ? 492-SSM " 170 ac·hwy 79 nr ~t C.amp-Wamer Hot SprltttJ, free k cir, all/part-$615 ~ val. For OLEAR prop, lboit 01· ?? . 557-9700 or 499-lit2Q&. Have: 1st TD's (4) $6JOCi6, 16J $20.COO. (61 ~.CJIXl; 911 or pa1t for Newport,' O. Cnly prop. boat (~} or '.4?. 557-9700 or 49!J..ot206. 1970 Motor Home 27'. J>Ji- ed? Uke new! Tracie fQr Real Estate, etc. Cal.I 645-2005 or Write Box 4.196, Palm Springs, cal. 92202. .. * * ·* • Furn. & Unfurn. --------·I DlllhY1R.."lher . color coordlnat-WANT Room & board forl ~!!!!!!!!'!!!'l!!\!!~!'!!!!!!!!!!!i!~!!'!!!!!'!!!!!IJ!~"!'!!!!!!!!l!"I ed appllances • plush shag cultured gentl!:'man ln PR.rly REAL ESTATE REAL ES rAl E .t 60'11. Beach area. 642-4620. ~ carpet -choice of 2 color ";;::=;;;::;::;:====;;;;,l -~G~•~n~•_r:r•~l~-----l·~G~o~ne!!!:ro!l~---_;'t schemes • 2 bath• • stall Misc. Rentals 5999 .. w shov•ers • mlrro":'ed ward-Income Property 6000 Busln11s Rental - robe doors • Indirect light----------1 :.:::::.::::..:...:.::::::.:.._;=~ i :::;::::;:---;:::::::-----::;:.t. 1,g in kllchen • 'brealda.<I GARAGE .-OR RENT OPEN SUNDAY OFFICE, STORE, "'· N'J!I. bar • huge private tenced COsrA MESA AREA Bch. Post Ofc. & Greyhound patio • plush landscapl"g • --="2"13"/J"TI'°-"3005=' =--I 2·5 deyot. 13x22. $75 mo. l •. ' Graham Realty 6-16-2.fl-I brick Bar-B-Q'a -large beat. srORAGE Garages 20 All Gold J\1edaltion Apart. en Pools k lanai. $2.1/ per mo. ments with heated pool, rec. S200 Per mo., 1200 sq. ft. 3101 So. Bristol St. Phone 642-6391 until 6 pm. ~alion room, Spanish arch. office or retail 11tore. 21,3 <1h Ml. N. of So. Coas Plata) GARAGE for rent. Sto,.,..,.. !lecture. laundry room. 1ii 66nd St., N.B. See Managtr · ..... -at the Travelodge S.nta An• Onl.v. 2152 National Ave, block to beach, located on I ====="'====i'I PHONE: 557-1200 C.M. 642-&165 anytime. the ocean side ot the high-Office Rent•I '°* !!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ll Oye =-,~,,-,«l~-.7,~,b~I"°• -,-.,.-..,-.1 way in the \Voodscove area, 1 alley access. $45.00 mo. Laguna Beach. For more de. NOW'S THE * &16-9239 * tails stop by 7115 South SUPER-DELUXE QUALfl1i TIME FOR 1---------1 Coa~t Hwy. Laguna Beach. l·Z-3 room, up to 3,000 39. Did you ever thlnk of swap-SUnday 2: 00 to 5: 00 • or ft. oftlce auites. ImmP.d, OC-_,.._Ulc;K C~SH <all ~2313, '""'"'Y· Orugo C n I y. !P.: Ing that White Elephant in Airport Irvine Commeli. THROUGH A Complox. adj. Alrp!>rtor DAILY PILOT the attic for 10methlnr you Hotel & Restaurant, ba.nki:, can use! Try the Traders San Diego & N'pt. Fwr.;. ' WANT AD UNCROWDED PARJ<DJG Pan.dlse column 1n \be DaJ. LOWES'r RATES 642·5678 IDEAL Owner Im-. 2172 DuPont,.,.;. '"'\ ly Pilot Wa.nt Ads. .... .....,, INVESTMENT Rh. •. N•Wport Bea<h. Founteln V•ll•y 5410Fountaln Valley 5410 83J.3223 Courtesy to Broke" -----~-------~--1Worry ""'·good yiold. "'11" PRESTIGE OFFICE ! :Jounfairu M""'""""-Styl;J C-art . , ... l&J lletlrooma -IBolbo Moll lJvlq hmllWau-...w . .,.. ........ ..... c.,... .,.,....,.,_ .~-... ....... Cell .... tll65 Sl&ler ...... ~&M than 10% net. InOation "or· THE BAY" hedge with tax bene.l.its. New Industrial building. Lease to At Udo yacht anchorage' l room • Ground floor ! a ttaponsible tenant. In , prime location. Full price Air cond., crpts, drpg. ' $108,000. For more inlorma· E-Z parking, UUI. paid ~ W Small S.125 per month =~Please~,.,~. · 111 Lido Park Drive Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. Newpor. Beach 6T3-J0$0 Ml~. E,.,.wknc!s 538-5971 1741 WESTCLIFF DR. I '!~!'!!'!!!!'!!~!!!!' !'!!!!!. !'!'! Prim loc., 1tore or oHi~ I' _ 3000 ., ft @ "1<, gmd fi"T' Bu1lnu1 Rent11' , 6060 Lots ot. pkg, Wal/pan 'I., cp_11: drpg, .air-cond. Owner 548-9.'i&S STOR.E 23. 40 !or,4. DESK SPACE : presently Fa1blon _JQ6_No. El C.mirto ll•al Hl~A-Way , dreas ahop. S.I\ Cl.mint. . Some Uxtures. Avail Dec l. c.4GI ll3 E. 17th St, C.M. 64M!&L * t>µ..UXE LlWm office . Adjacent to Alrporter Inn It ARTISTs.:craft11tnen """ .Art Oniige Oity, AlrpOf t , Center now forming. studio 'Ca.rp.t draPfl, music, .air- & gallery spaces avallabli:. cond,. etc. SJ25 Month NFw COJ'\Cf!Pl ln. art 833-0101 'OR 83J..()14'1 merchandising, 793 Laguna I '-'"-";:;.=,.::;;;.,,,.,...:::;;:::.~1 can,.,n no.•. , ... 9300. DESK SPACE HARBOR BLVD. fro"!. 2n FoNst Avenu• 19 x 37' w / .... -m. 2UO l<Jnuo.o Beedt -Bl"". 'llM. II» .... • year'• lt:a11e. 5f&o.o783. ....,. •• I • I I ' 1 < . ' >. \ . • • • ·1 ~ f ' l~ . • ' . . .. . • • ~ , I I .... . .. ' . . \ / . • 1 ' • looking For Soineone To Take An O·rder? We're Good · At It We'll even pay the postage to get you to give us an order. Get reacly for some quick profits by . mailing in your order toclay. Put a hard-working DAILY PILOT claaslfiecl want acl to work for you. USE THIS ORDER FORM 5 SH~RT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 UNES ' 2 4 7 12 nwu TlMD TIMIS TIMD - $4.50 $6.80 $10.65 . $15.90 $5.10 $8.28 $13.10 $20.10 -----~----11-----1----1·----·1-~-1 $6.00 $9.76 $15.55 $24.30 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 Pubn1h fer •• , ••••••• J1y1, M1tn nl119 ••••• •••• •••• •••• •• •• •••• • •••• ·• Cl111lfic1tio1 , ,. ,, , ••• ,, , ••• ,, , , , •• , , , , , ,, , , , , ,, ,, •••••• ,, ,, , ••• , Na1111 , , , ,, ,, ,, , •••••••• , , • , ••• , ••••••• • •, • •• •• •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • "'''''" ....................................................... . City , •• ••. •.••,,,, •• •• •• ,, ,, ••,., Pho ne •• , , •••••• • •• • ••• • • • • • • •j TO FIGUll COST P1,1t only •n• w•rcl in ••ch 1p•c• 1bov1. lndud1 y111r addreu or pho111 nurnber. Thi co1t of your 1d 11 it th• i nd of th1 li111 on which tht l1it word of your ed h writ· t111. Add 12.DO •rlrt If yo11 d11ir1 1111 1f DAILY PI LOT l ox 11rYic1 witll m1i11d , .. pli11. ---------CUT HEii -PASTI ON TOUl INftLOPI ------~-- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL fird Cl1n P•rrnlt N. II, Ced• M•M, C.ltlerni• Orongt Coast DAILY PILOT P. O. Box 1560 Costa MHa, Colif. 92626 Cl111fflod Dept. • Or Give Us an Order by Phone At 642-5678, The Direct Line to DAILY PILOT Classified Want Acl RESULTS ' . .. ' . " " ·~ I I I I ' ' . I ' I I " • ' ., ' . . ' •• ' . ,. ·~---~-~. ---~---~-------·-....-~----~----~---··---___._,,_ _________ . ___ _ • 1lt11'411, Nevtmbtr 14, 1!70 ' DAILY PILOT :JJ IUSINISS ind ANNOUMCIMIHTI SlltVIGI DIRl~ltY SlltVICI DlltlCTOltY SlltVICI l>lltlCTOltY JOIS & IMl'LOYMllilT JOii i IMl'LOVMiNT JOIS & iMPLOmffilf llliAL ESTATE ,_ril . "NANCIAL ·•nd llOTICIS' .....:.===;;... __ -------Ac-llnf -llomlc1I -Lo_...., Ali .... W1 .... , Mon 7111 11•1 Mell, W-. 7100 J1M IMn:W-7100 Dllico Rontil 6070 I! ..... 11'-Mll -Sm-depondable, ELl!lCI'IUCIAN. Small Jobo, rnDENER-mo. main-e YOUNcnw.EsTUl>ENT. ••DISllW.u!IER.S-Exp'd, LITE HOUSEKEEPING, IO·-,.,,-CE-----IS0--1<1-.-,-L, -..~-----;;·--FOONO Ftm. brown P'lllPY. a.ccunte A,.._ boolcetplnc ma.lnte~ A ••pal tt . ttnance -cltan u,..me .. t.. NEEDS PART J TIME Muat bt cJ,an, .ntat A over IUptt\'itor of :t abU achl, carpeted. fumlahtd, tub-let i Part Sblpbtrd. 'Naln ti daneT WlU pick up tll-W Uc'd 6: 'londed. ~ alttr I p.m, t9f:-'TTSS. WORK: Aft'ERNOONS 4 U. APPb' in PffllOll only, ~. S di.>'•. l-4:30 PM. call inonth to month. suite 545. Hurn&.M Sodtt;J. us..HIO. - -L4WN M&IAI. A o.an.p.. EVENING.!, CALL OR.EC. Surf 6 Slrioin, 58.30 W. ~Mn. MacGrtp 500 Newport Center, ?<i'B. YOUNG G. a.phtrd tou.nd le"1f!!!!!I ~ ,...... t'6I Dtpt~, reUabJe 6 nu MJ..«m. (lout H">' .. N.B. UV&IN our '°'°'ly home. Be M&-1440. in Yio cl Ocaa BMt. A NIWLY LICINSID CAJUIEr yfNYi... TIU: rattt. Mt._ Mil manqer DHt1i position DMPDY mfa, ttm.ale, r@Sponilble !or 7 yr old pt. *NEWPORT BEACH Civle Dthlla ITS-TnM. COSTA MESA PKESOIOOL UC CON1'R.. l1'EI: ES1' EUROPEAN Land9Clper &a ,nttaurant maAllU ot txii'd IMl'Pf' A bllnd hem· Want &rand.mother type or center, 300 tt to 1000 tt. -···... · de .. 1-6 -bafWndiir, .-....i mer. lmnted opmkw, full unwed mother. run home u A--~•-" ._. __ ._ .... , ~ Whi• f•m•l• 11th 6 Monrovia.~ day+ * 5e-'7ZI '* own _.. ' 0.:.·•"*11.-• ...... .Bocb you r vt'""· own. 1-·1-, ,.,. .... ,u'6 ~........ Ptralan kitten W/&& collu Full A•u ~ "D! • .,_l-:::========-1 et.ll ..... f'Y.t9. t,.._'lo.-," ..... 'I ,.., ........ ~1601 Oct ,. Vk. Monticello _, ""-.. _~,... -.1•wentM,. ...,..;,.,.-;r,'""""--w. 11th s1, 6Th--0300. ~ OFFICE apace fer leue on Sari Dleao Fwy nr IAluna NiatJel. 0.lta Electric, 331 .. 1400 511).ll&O. "!!!__....,....,hot lunoW. '•mllure ltootwlnt w-7020 CM.·-..... u hn 1,30 am.4 pm, & Rlflnlohl.. ..75 MAID SIRVlCI "21 . ~ = .,.. _ LPVN.k:i.p1•dhll• medlcalloN. • w __........, ar .. o ConvaJncent vtc Wlmtt • Eu c It d $11 .:~ eom, pare! fC2.4950 FlJRNITURE STRIPPING LOCAL Girl want. to clean ~ ..... for conY&letet, __ .. QOe, I HOlpitat 641-2410. Shepherd like medium dos· or _, , GRAND OPENING SP.EC apt.I I: prtv. homo. Gd rel'• --·.,-, cue or •nwy can. * DOWNTOWN H.B. Remodeled ofc er lhOp, blk to ocean_ Llndbora Co. 536-2579 DELUXE Office, Cd M , ou tside entrance, $50 mo. 2333 E. Coast Hwy, Suite H. C'ORONA DEL ?.1AR 5 RMS 1100 8C1 ti. a:rnd Or. 2 BA, CID, Pkr. 6TU757 Bit.ck/Be!:-Ml-MST. lJCENSED Cblld car. m,y AL' ,___ • reu. ratH! 642·1224. Honwmakvt, MT.tAt, FOUND: Small male •haaY home Qtl 1 to S. Mon Oft 1 ' ~ "verap chair '*' -1,\PAN!SE lady to do 'l'hen you are. lntettttecl in do(, vjc 1'lltin A: Irvine, Fri. i.uncbtt I: SMCks tn. rocker a:rlpped IS. ~-Ml""ry• Irick U hou.11ework. Nttdl traNp. the Un Snacl< ~p Vend· N.B. 616-41!!0. eluded, Vlclnlty ot 1IaUr 6 O nlo I • -Call $00-1332 • ~ntfopgM:C~n:· ~~ 'mmo . er., ~white cat, Bmtol. S.9-4038. • n .. CQMttt.ETE Cement • I========== I nessopportunltyllta~ \iic FOl'd6·M&c4rtlmrBlvd. vnr.r... babysit, my •· * LANDICAIJINO * !!t~aT~·fir Ji• Men, Wwn. 7100 Ing S5 bWion market, a M4-6ID C.M., for boy S to ·~ u New iawnm. J&wn removal,' a0.JU3 ' ' ACCOUNTANT market in v.·hlch 80% of playmate for BOn. Ru.I. renavatinc. tA1l p h a 1 e 1 =""'==· ===== the bu1'ine1s i! done-by Llilt .. , M&-55M B.S. Detree. Pftfer Yt:ty ,... small inde~ndent opera-· landaeape inlt&U I: dell,lful. Palntlnf cent anduate Local Mfs. tors. BABYSJTI'ING wante d. lJc'd COfttt, 12 )Tl b:, exp. Pamrhwlnt MIO Call AM, 645-2rJo, Wi1tdili Your $600 to $150!? invest· LOST: Tlnkitrtielle Ptllun • Exp'd. Rl:fl. DI.>'« nlte, by 53&.JJ25. ~ ~ Penonnel Aaeney, 1)63 DUIGNll DllAmMAN whh aen»paC., • uto, or aircraft~ txPSienot rt· ~to fl.U ~nt ,.., ..... In ·-btpt_ -, Kn0w)ft)&e of •W.ts required. L1,1I Sec'y Qiallen,.e JntellectuaJ At. motphere ? Career? Salary otten enccur&linc 1d~ ment. SW1 $550, CaQ Linda ~oA~· AOINCY , ~ Harbor BJ., CM Other fte/fre.e jobl avail, e XI.NT Office Space Now Avail. lJOO BLDG. 3355 Via Udo, NB. 673-4501. 3'!00 NEWP<>RT BLVD. N..B. ment covers machines and lht Jivu at 1>f Via Urea the week. Nr Warner I: AL'! ENING * F.XTERIOH..INTElUOR-* Wutcllff ~ve N.B =:n~~7.in~~~ ~x;~'!.t!~: on LidO • ahe'I a rtrl eat. !U'lltot !WM231. _ tor Gardenlnc ~I: SINll Wid· Woa 't bt 1.llJdertddl cu.tmn ADVERTISING: Jm~ op-C-'··-.. '-y--...... ~tACHINIST -Newport b necessary, and you ma~e striped like • raa>oh, wry TLC your child by brjd&y. dplfW ll!:Mcel cab JtG.11.91 wen, flill)' llW'• Flntst portunlty far ladlet • sfrll _..819 W'ilU Be-actr-lmall llhop--IOl?ll pro- * MAID WANTED + Part Ume. 6.f&.1~ ON THE BAY 61":.-2464. 541-5032 no pt"rsona.I sales calls. \Ye llOlt Ii: fritn41,y, )>lijt collar P.fesa. Verde aftL Rill:. 9ltvln&: Ntwpart, OIM .ca. )lllinll. I'rM e1t:/oolor COG-$)..$3.50 per hour + Ce...,,.ratfon 101ype, 10me production, wtll train you, counsel you, w/pinlt 1,tonet.. PLSAsE le! rates. SIS-7495. . ta M ..... ,Do\W, sfura, ~Hng.1 Local nb. Uc, lf:Ren>us bonu.i ' com-"r-gmaJJ lathe Ii: mill work for , and secure your locations. us know U • ~ ')'a\I know ........... ,.. .... w tcUJ! ~ Bond Ill m.&31 5$-0811 1 ._ ti d ., 1670 SANTA ANA AVE, Of You service the business In ANYTHING aii<Mtt her. ~~D)J'bomt; lll1 " · ' ' ' missions. Pleaiant 275 McCormick Av1. e ecuv-magne c ev.ces. 35c. sq, ft your spare time, ln your Pleue c:&ll ·Dr. Pellam at qe. Near 'Fa!rview a MON'mLYliwnmalnt.New Jl()IJDAY Special Jnter I: telephone work. Call' ap-Cest• Mes•, C•llf. 1n4) ~ 675-2464 or 541.:mi ov.·n car, at your own pace-. &33-69lO betwff:n 9 am &:: 5 Adami, C.M. 5tt-47S2 lawn1 A: apmkln installed, Extt.r P&lnttnc. ,Frff t"lt. ply now! M8-6li01. ,,.. S-R ENGINEERING. '=i======="° The growth of your bwi-k,. CHILD or lnfl.lll care de-"-ro t~tlll1..... trfft/llu'v.hl 1«11 rtf~. Uc d Ii:: h11. Newport, Suite F, C.M. ""-''"' -·nl~ empl..., ... • Solenoid Reaearcb 1" 6070 neas will depend on your pmw 'Q•Y•· ' ..-· .. ,., Freewlndowwub1Jwlnaidei-,,-:i::..,'=~~.,.-'-=-. ~-. .... _ ... O.J _,,.._.. Office Rent•I wiUinJUl•ss to work and * * * * * dable I:~,;,. Clean home, ~ed. 5'8-592.4 & out. Call Chuck. 66-08(8 ALTERATION IM!y. Part ~ ?.IALE/Female: Moat M 1::.:"":...:.==----lyour desire to succeed. Would the Wt1tcliff s-rty Ira-yd. ~· LAWN care, dtanups, truh PAINTING A: -Hme. Must be exp'd. In bet· EXP Man over 2S. p&rt~ttme over 18 CASHIER, USHER.. ~1200 •P. It. If you are a man who ~ who aJ•wtrtd above· &d EXPER. mother will babysit haullna. r.v., H.B., 6 Z n..Ju _,.,,1,._: ter women'• apparel, for tJff. top trim, remcJ11l.i; E'ITES, DOORMAN, Apply OFFICES, $60-$90-$180. lieves in success and wants pleue c&U kck. . In ho~. Nr. Sonora • St Wtt~. area. n. e1t. yrak ....,M'-' · ..,...., .. -1 '.J Spt"cltlty •tore ln C.M. cllmbine trons fumilbed. 'nlE THEATER (!' 0 X), Costa Meaa. 646-2130 to see a gmalJ lnvl!ltment A John'• Sehl IW&-mOO 847..-wor . .... any co or• 546-4814 642-4030 evei. South Cout Plua, C.M. grow hlnto blr dlvl~!Inds, tilt LOS'C 1 Dai. amal1 tan -·tnt'\RT. u.~... -ID y•• -Ha~ .,.. Av .540-1913 I ·A~SS!sr=~ANT=~.~Re-,-p-1-ldy--,.-" •-:~!i'!~~~~-1 ;......m~~·,..,-=~~~~I Commercial 60l5 out t e coupon ""'ow. femalt-P.\'t dachsbund I: nanrv '°"'~ · """'~-· '"' · ' SPECIAL tall prica: Jnt, .tr ' "JC a..kkHper 1-------:-:c:-- - - - -beagl•'·wblkoncbe1lVlc 1Zc yd/Wldtxi:ie~ ·~" ~in$101 fr'5 ~:1 n:t 1LC11W1tlc ~Ulrws $13 !n;'~~d~~11: .. ~'~!;'; Goodrroonllng,•tabllity.~ ~~~~=l-F!.'~~n1!,0:~1j LAGUNA BEACH STORE ADV~tii~fo~~DS Alpha '»eta, C.M. ~ lunch. Ex. Cf.ft. :..__.:._ ~T.m t. -1 A~~ room SlO. +"paint: bu1lne11 . Ph: 9U-912Sor aft tential, Top Salary! w/women, SlO per hr, 25 tt x 47 ft on Forest Ave. nt division of UlI eve. l\flued very much. lrlck M1N1try NEW 5"-2759 or 567-7455 6 pm/543-4102. MISS IXIC AGINCY /I" e I AG Inc Coast Hwy. Idea.I Jor 1275 Profit Drive, Phone Ml-3155, it2 E. 19th, ' • LaWN, re-llHd. COmpl PAINTING -E:lrt-Int 18 N ~1 . wa.. . . . . spt"Clalt)'. Submit lease" o[-Dallas, Te~ 75247 C.i\I. Alk terr Betty etc 65'1 lawn cue. Clean up by job yn. exper. Ina. Uc. Fret APPLICATIONS now bt"I,. 410 W, Cout Hwy, B fer. Phone ?ilrs. Gable I am Interested in more .In· LOSI': White mate kltten BRICK* BLOCK* StoNE or mo. Free e•t. ror info esl Accoust. Ceillng1 . :,: _ ;:;~e:.-:i= Also ~!lions l.~~::l~ S~~t~~ 1:!~ • ~71"°4-.!2'>';;:;"'7225;;;;:;.,· .-.=;;;;;;;..-formau,on habou!.a: makinbu g w/l blue e,. • 1 brown By the hour after 5· 30 89l-:14lT or lf&.-093l. 961-9126 , .. ,,~-,, bu• bo-. New !!!!!'!'!'!'!!!"'!!!!'!!"'!!!!'!!!~I 1 tv' ~-ll -• -1: STRIAL money n t eveuwnr sl· • ... .,1918 • .. ;"',,_,.CLEAN UP SPECIALISI' l ----~~---I • u-~· n • w,..., au ..... pm r1·1, t'OP.IMERCIAL.INDU ness. I have a car and 6-8 eye, Wearina: flea c.'Ollar. 11U· * '"'"''"" No Wutinc restaurant, Dana Po I nt. FEMALE HELP WANTED Nev. 3>th, Hyatt J.odre. Rentals 500 ltl· f~ ~"~SCsq. hours per vreek span tlmr. Vic Dela\1.-att I: Hartford. a~ .. i.. block, 1tooe Patios ~~~ !e._nce-~ ,. .... 11. Mow. • WALLPAPlll * -497-1808 Full or Part Time. ~ttt Lag. Hills, suite 101. For ft. llc to 10c:. 4"'1"_.., · 0 I can invest S600 in a H.B. 536-Tlll. ~~ways N~ job~ .. ,. • · ea•. r\Vhen )'OU call "Mlle''. APT. Oetntna:: Woman ales. Good pencamllty, appt: 133-2357. route. MALE Multl-4triped kitten emalJ 646-'1825. Ref fm'n. MS-e55. 548-lHt Mf.lnl needed OWn trump tome photo knowled1e l-"-------'--1 lndustrlel Rentel 6090 D :~~''· invrst $l500 ins.•a we·•-pink nee. coll. Miu-_ · • AL'S Land1C:apln1. Tr•• ....__:_,e~r ..... ~-.. · helpful. mt nee. Apply ln ••• -·• II y·~ ~ 11 PAINTING il Paper Free ..-~ ........ •"'•I. _,,.........,, ....._ INDUSTRIAL BLONG: 7550 r.-•ame .............................. _...... ~i. ~S.~le!.e ~ Cerpenterl'?f '5tl = hauJJ-;; ::cle:n:: Est. IJc'd bonded. Roller. Auto Salesman =·~;;~.~ran:; •~:;::;· ;::";,; f;;:,''i'-i~"'i'-~~i;i~ii;s-.c_CM.-. Addttss ___ ..................... _, Mfr.2515. MINOR.CARPENTRYN J b Rep&ir aprnltltn. 6'73.-1166. ;:;~ A spray. SJl-3988 Experlt'nced Vcivo SaleDnl/l i ,:,M::•:., .. ,,__,==----I 1.. LOST:Black 6 mo old cat REPAJRS. O O e EXP J~ Gardt"ner. to .ell nt":W VolYOI I: med FL. ,,me MGRS. car wax ~SMALL UNITS* Clty .... _ .. State.-..ZfP---w/f,-:hJ.te ·11tW1.~atub-TooSmall.CabiMtlJl,pr. Maintainance A Qean.Up. ~c1uit1, 1docks. btoba1ts, can. Top com, A bonus bUI. New tech. Earn u s ..... ~ ... '!~..1:.·64C~l'r11~~ .. ready •Ph•o•nlieli(llliilli .. ii .................................. 1 by · tan~ Meaa Verde aru. ap1 • other cabbwa. 1U pm.a)..2910 ,.!!!0 1"."n' a"'Y•onabnlry plln. Demo plal'I, Stt Den much u $3.0S hr. 644-5392. •u• """ .-·-...-1<-_, 54>476L 545-1175 ti no anrN• leave e GAIWENtNG Rrviee • • ... ,.u, ... Schimpf. filoa la lay Up NEW Bldg, 1368 to 2300 ft. Dept. #8159C YOUNG blade cat w/ftta mq at M&-2312. H. 0 . Cleanup. nee •ltimatlt. p&inted, Free est. ~. Dean Lewi1 Imports l111f'l SS • 'Nr. Baker & Fairview, 1 yr Active collar. JlO ftWUd. Vic rut Anderson Exp'.Jap&Dne._51&-8256aft1 -I INT. or E XTE RI 0 R l!M Harbor Blvd. ,,1~-=·=SUll~l=van=, ;:54<>M:=:;29;,,·==·I NATIONAL CO. St I 01'l.ftlt Ari, CM. ltEMODELING A Rl:p&ir' EXPER. Hawaiian Gardener ~~~;~r~~eM .J:! Cotta 'tdeaa ~~t: :~':"P· L.h 6100 Nttds reliable person who n!. 646-52+1 apecialilt. Comnfl, retideJ)-Complete Garden t n 1 esthn~te• MS-02UI ' BE a dUlbibutor of Pllft, Edler tndustrlet Inc, , -.::;:._______ qui $15 000 LOST M thlr' -.. i.... ttaJ. Panellnc, c 8;. b 1 n e_t Ii, Service. &lMl'71 aft g pm. ' • crpnlc food avpplementl, · 1~ res ' toM04"0•ff!'' • 0 • ~_.__..., marlim,• t«rnk:a. CallEXPElt.J ,.. _ _._ PAINTING : Hone-t coanetics, clffnen, Profits 2101 DoveSt,,N.8 . **ANXIOUS TRADER year income to take advi.nt* Jonr-.hait, 1t1'n '.,.., help, a-~-,._ d I 644-7598. ' Guaranteed work. ..._• • r<•~ to your ambition. wants to exchBJCe Ml lot in age of the most unu1Uat ofl-"Ch)u...Chou". 5 f -19 2 3, complete )od •rvice Rella. Joe Call fB.$7«1 aft . C.i\t. &: Cl lot w/100' en er made in the distribution 645-1343. REP AIRS-ALTERATIONS-neat Free ffL Mi.&-. 5 al refi. Eun a car, retirement. Mr. Beach Blvd. St ant c n · of food product&. No selline DARK Siamese Tom cat ~ABlNETS. Any slz.e job. LA w N maintflnance, ex-· Han1110n. MS-~l 3 pm ID 9 FIREMAN ~,, .... income P'°P· .......,,._,. Co ·•u d·-• ·-• ,_ In NB 25ynexptr ~. --.a bl Call PAINTING• Papttban(illl. pm . .,-,., '" ... ,., .. i.~. mpany w• e&-""''""""· ..... it . . . perle .... ~. ftuon& e. Jnt . .l Ext, Rea.on.hie.'~--~----~ 646-0033, Vinco Rlty. tablish accounts. J.Iay start Re"1.'ll'd. 673-2TI1, 1474157 SMALL JOB for free est!m1.tt:s 536--TT22 ••CASHIER.. Nat lo na I -CITY OF- NEWl'OltT BIA.CH l===="=====o= I SPECIALtST ' Free estimate. 646-7081 Lumber, Hunti~n Be-ach. a.-r••.. 6200 part ~s~ timQ~·IRED 3 hfO, % Col.% Shep. male, C&ll Grirdon-~ Complete V.rd Cerel PAINTCNG: Jnttt. le Ext.I'. Call 962-5M6 IM pm. $736 to $194 per mo. •·-::::.="'------flea col. Rew'd. 2121 Prell-.. JIM M0-4831 1-$3000 to $9(0) ROOFlNC Vtry rtuonable. 64S-OS18 BABYSITI'ER needed 2 CHOICE Investment siecured by inven-dent Pl. C.M. 543-9809 A All Hotnt" Improwments. GEN Oeanup, be• tprnldr aft 6 PM chlldren. Must live near WRITTEN TEST Saturday, LOCATION tory, Guaranteed sale cf SM'AU. Cook--.-poo. 8 mo P'fte Est. 53&-1059 .erv. Rototill. Handyman, iiP.OFF.S.SIONAL, 30 yn exp, ·Pomona. SchoOI. Ca 11 NO!.oember 21-l9'JO. product or ttfund. For ln-old, blk w/wh c be• t. CIJSTO odd jobs Reu. 646-.5841 i-.perhaneinc ,. pe.intlnc &t&--4318 REQUIREMENTS: 21-30 yn Ml LAND . . F•mol< • .....,.7, M WOODWORK . : _ ~•·nd -·i-' ==------of qe, 5'T', 110 lbc, >l/lO terview, mail )'OUl' nllM, Furnitu:re 6 (:ahiJlets . GAl\p~G .u ... , -...-• _. w.i. 8ankh• ,.,,,... "ph""' no. to""'-UlST In vldnlty ot "" T.,.. . 513.1235 oi "5.«111 By ~ Ja-* l'APIRHANGING * * OPIRATIOHS •"""""''"' vWon. Hlah 7.111 Acftt on Grand and Chestnut, near 1st St. in downtown Santa Ana. $427,DDD For further information Call 6TJ.8550 'O THE RF.AL \"\.. l:ST/\TF:RS ership Div. 3002, P.O. Box ract, S.J.C. Blaclr, femalt" * 5'a022ll * t. p·-·G * -··-· M'"R School IP'&duate. catwitbdearcollar.Chlld'• AM'l.i.u, • _..ff.4,;J "' • APPLY ~rtonnel Oftice, 24851, L.A. Calif.~. pet. Call ~ Cement, Coftcntfp MOO NEW lawm, 80d lltripplnc S & H PAINTING Medlum sized ftntncl&J inltl-Oty ot N•WJllX't Beach, 3300 LIFE Agent hu captive· -. --rototlll!rw, r•nowa t tnr, ICompltte Rernodellna Serv, tute I• llt"eldnc a mabh per. Newport Blvd., Newport cuualty clients willing IQ Penen•I• MOS My Way, ~tr home clean-up, 1-.ullrc. B-l~L 535-m.1 ot 1142-lf03. 10n wHh S.vina'.1 ,. Loan ex. Beach, Calif. 9'660 cn4) auociate w/casualty ll&"nl repair. Walls, oeilinl, !loon per. ii/or banktrw blqrnd. Share deluxe furn. office•. FULLY LICENSED * etc. No Job too .amall. G1ner•l -S."ICff ~ * PA~IRHANGING to manare a branch cw~. 6'7:Ml633, 639-7450. 833-0925 ~nowned Hindu Spirituallst ~1494. le PAINTING. * ggg.2425 . Hard WOridna' tJJd have the -~=~==u-- GOING busine1a tor sale. Advice on atl matttn. CONCRtl'E, All 1)11e1. Free CARPENTJtY, Cabl., Paint. ability to direct, M111t be GAL PRIDAY s ma 11 co ff• e sh op • Love, Maniqe, Bu1lne111 •st. S&winc, bnaldnr, haul· tlnr-, Fonnlca, Plba rep&l.r, Pl•st1rl"', Patch, ltte to trav.1 to lnlernatlon-Call Loraine, 645-2170, West. MECHANIC- EQUl PMINT ·II• -CITY OF- NEWPORT BIA.CH $701 to Sl.12 por mo. plus $12. bl-wHkly pay 411· hrentlel for nl9ht encl WHk-ond shift, REQU!ltEMENTS: 2 Yean elCptrlcnce In automotive re- pair, clau "A'' llTloC lie. ense, weldlnf e.xper, APPLY ~r.onnel Ortlct, 3300 Newport Blvd., Ntw- port Be11.ch. Calif. ti&60 <n•l 673-6633 • • MEN ind WOMIN PAIT TIME FULL TIME REXAIR INC. ANAHEIM DIV. New Hlrinc Evehlng \\'Orie 6:30 to la Pl\f NEW BRANCH EXPANDING TO ORANGE COUNTY 10 Ac. So. Calit $10 dn, SlO DowntoWn Santa Ana ·Ioca· Readin&I rlvtn 7 day1 • inc I: Sldpio.dtna. Serv:lct .t concrete, appliance• Ii llepelr "'° Ill airPcrt atta. Plew 1end cliff Ptt1e>nMI Aa:ency, 2M3 mo $995 F/P. L. Shewfelt, ~on. $4aXJ. F.P. Tmnt week, 10 am. 10 pm, quallly. 5tl-BI Bob. ~ ~te-r=:.~~n~. * PATCH PLASTERING resume to Personnel Dirk· We•tcllff Dr., N.B. TOP STARTING PAY 32t w. 3rd st., L.A. avail. Days SU-3122, eve 312 N. El Camino Ru.I. MOiii Clnncrete patio . fDi' on , to • All types. nee eatlma~1 tar, P.O. lb. 4SM6, L.A. GATEHOUSE GUARD ~~ ::~f ~ wo:~~ , ::"':;'c.623-;;;~51:_:;01::,·..,-,-,=::--r.43-5643. 1.J."'9,~m1.,:n!;_ IHI mont)', ArtlllHc Rttlnr. ™rGi! your ... ~~ ~ Call 51MS25 90IMS, Part time. Fri, Sat, Sun. srounda. No experience nee. •· 5 ACRES nr lakr, town ACCENT Furn/Glftl. Finest ~r wo., _....,,v lJc., call Max at &H.t1687 no ve ....... Banklne 5 pm to 9 pm. $2 per hour. CdM k>c. Affluent clientele. MASSAGE SPICIAL CEMEN'!' WORK. ~ "-I. IDo Mal n Wtp&ir! Anytl1irW. Pl""'bhtt "" * * TILLllt ft-"ttencet. Ph. 6'4-0603. euary, u company trainlna: $30 down, $15 per mo ,.._ ~ nc• a furnished. lf y00 quallfy, •968-00'1* 2,000 sq, ft. Fant.utic Opp. * * 6 Dollar'• ... ... small, reuonable. Free . PLUMBING REPAIR ExPerlenced, M111t be able to OIN'L ofi'c. CLERK rapid advancement to key 3~i AC In center of Laguna. All Otrs Cons id ere d. He Ii: She Health Qub Eltim. H. Sturuck, 548-8Wi X..sECRJ:TAJ\Y want. ey,. No job too small type 50 wpm. Need 1 full time, 1 p/time poaltlcn. Muat be OVt"'I' 11. 0 675-7530 or 524-5832 Sepuate walk In Salllla'I for CEMENT Work. Rl:u. City in&'· Spec:• a spedalty, q. • &U-3121 • Pkue call -··-·M pt/time-~·-. Ute FOR. INTERVIEW CALL Slee .. r. $40,000. Rltr., P. . T -···-. "-.. ..,-.. r A: rer. ~ • .,., J. ,.. .. _ CARD 1: Gift Store. ..-,.... • ....,n men -1enr A: ttate llc'd Side walkl . H2-5551 ·~-SATURDAY AND "ONDAY Box 833. LaJUna Bch. · • DRAINS Pluned" Dftininc bkkpna. Apply Carpeuri-'9-, ,... 1.=:=:::=:=:0::==== Hallmark, near new in busy 174.14 .Beach Blvd. (comer drlws, i-Hot. &U-&514. RAIN Gutter• Installed, slow' Expmly cl.ned 19 BEAlffYl Receptionllt • int Newport Blvd., C.M. 774-7252 Mounteln & Desert 6210 &hopplng center. Priced tor of Slater) H.B. CUSI'OM CONCRE"l'E Quallb' worlr. Reuom.ble. 24 m: aerv 5')..3154 • GI r 1 Fr Id a y . LI t e • 01 RLS • quick sa1t-. Terms. BKR ~~ •55•01 * PATJO.DIUVEJ.ETC. Free est. 96&-m. .;;,::,;,::::·===== 542-4607 """' ,.., -aecretaritl. MU9t be Attract., Xlnt S, Good hn. GOOD home + 3 rental un its. Gd location in Desert Hot Sprg1. For info write E . G. Thomas, 66·563 Acoma Ave, Desert Hot Sprgs. 100% FIN New 2 br home, 2 m~ Arrowhead C.C. View. Illnrss, must sell. 645-2918 R. E. W1ntod 6240 SA A * WHIRLPOOL l'rM estimate. fi1S.55lS CUSI'OM C'hriltmu Cards llMflnt "50 beautiful, ambitious, &:: No e....., nee, will train, Over U20 Lovely Glrl1, Pliash f1cUIHe1, dM!cned A: •Ilk .crHned tor •harp. Exp'd or will train. 2l. ~ 10 am-5 pm, A-~o;IOt.;..'°.;..Y,_to'-L_01_n___ Open 6 day1, noon-mldnlcht. Contrecten "20 you. 673-3902. LEE ROOFING CO; Rooftnc FUil or part time. p .0. &cx 2nd TD loan 7% 4i'c INTEREST 1st TD loan 2530 w Coast Hwy Newport of all type1, reco ve r , l003&, Santa Ana GO-GO WAI'ffiESS COMBO Beach· 548-lms ' MY Way, quality horM Heull"f •nt repain:, roof coatinp. Lie • • BRAKE le atlanm•nt cute 1: slender, 18 yrs A: up. · repair, Wall.I, cellina, flcon bonded •Ince 1947. 60-7222. .f92.9CX» 4gi.78.1t ltES'IJMES That work by etc No job too amall T.N.T. IAwn Service. BEFO ...... _,. mechanic. Earn exce111.:::,:,c:.;..~-_,,..,..,,_.-: tonner Penomel Director. Mi.t.f9' · Ganie clean-uJ>I haullnr 1: RE Yoo .,...,., .,..... T. $1000 month. Mu1t have HAIR Styli.t nttded. Town & Inyourhomeorottlce.S.~ GEN''Lttmodelln&Amalnt. ll1ht movtnc. 541 .. 51&3, ~~~c~~.Co·64~ toolt.Xlnt~pcrtunlty.1111 Country Plau, H.B. Call alble priCH. By appL No job too •mall. 531"'3729 S.f8-9S90. Newport, CM J imotDuatlll 9el-43Zl Tem• buod on equity. 557-7125. Llo'd/INund. l'1S3183 MOVING, G.,... c1 ...... p" .CARRIER H•" Styl~t. buoY ..ion. BALBOA Isl. wanted from 642-2171 545-0611 SINGLES A: couples dance GEN'L remodellnc I; ilialnt. lite haullna. Rluona'1e. ';!~~~·,. =•ttn! Conte1aa Hair Fuhl6ns ownrr home&: income, must Serving Harbor area 21 yn. IHION; Ballroom, l.Atin No job too •mall , Fl"ff estlmatei. 6&5-ltO'J No job too mall. 89'7~ BOYS * 6?$-33&5 * be xlnt cond. 2l3: 247_2121.. Settler Mort9a9e Co, Amerlcan A: Dl800theque. Ltc'd/lnturtd. 67U1&l YARD/Gar, Cleanup. HOMEWORKERS WANTED . NTS __ 336::;;..E~·,.,;'i;;7th~Su.._t __ 1 Ou•" $2.50, S0-2022, ft.~-i•-*Md!-Remove ...,,, fvy, truh. Sow'--WANTED (En,.lope__,.), p v T p Ty : w A $9000 546-5651 nciURL UE.· KENDAU. Grade, bac:cboe, ta-a745. n.. ltu•h •tamped, • el r-. d- APT/HOUSE. CAIL MR For short term ht or 2nd SWINGERS! New &aJlP Llcenaed-BMded 548-15.tT TRASH A: c.rqe clean-up. QUALITY You've always for the dre11ed envelope . WOOTEN ' TD. Vaoant OK. Call ~. Co. Gulde • ..,.. Info QC.OG, T dan. $10 a load. n.. Hf wantod, 1"'amoklng DAILY PILOT LA•NGDON WORLD ** 67>J51.l ** Adams, Bkr. 714/499-2130. P.O. Box :zm. Anaheim Addldonl * Remoddln& Anytime, S&B-5031. altcradonl. Key Sey, 1113 Diana Polnt, Su Juan TRADERS. P .O. Box BUSINESS and LOANS $50,CO> A: Up. Any 821~ Guwick ,. SOft, Ue. • MOVJNGCLEAN·UP A: On.rip Aw., CM. f.fS..1292 Capbtrano and 112T-A21. Radoado Bee.ch, FINANCIAL Real Eatate er Bu1lneu. YOGA CLASSES -1'lt"I aftnl 6i3-60f1 * 549-2!1'0 HAUUNG. VERY REAS! J: U ROPEAN ~ Clllimano Bet.ch. 1..:Cal::::"·:,,902:,:,:,m,:,,,=,,,.._,,..-,- Mr. DollLlM (~) m-.~ 3 p.m. FrH daa tfl.11 'I'Uet. Cerpet ClMnlfte MU * * ROY: --* * all Cllltom fttted. Vtty Contact Mr. Seay 1111t * HOUSEKEEPER. liw in Bu.Inell '300 oo coiled oallo. N,.. l lth. Yop C.nt.r, "" HAUi.iNG A O ._ ""'°""ble. IT.l-1M9 DAILY PILOT ~t~,_~:":p.,~ Optiortunltlu '°"=":'::=":=:==::::I ~E:,,· 1~1~th;,:, c;·~M::. -~~c.....-IF • M ooan1ng SenJce " ohrubc ,.,.=· n.. Altorlllan1 -iii5ii5 San a...tnte o111co :1111 1---------Money Wenfed aJ1 ALCOHOLICS Anon)tmoul. Hc!lday Specltl, Ctttl.·Fce.m. n tlmate. 511.5924, Neat, accunte, ~year. exp. 305 N, El Ctmtnn Jt1a1 :;~ ~·~· p~ • • •· Metalizing Sprayer• EXPERIENCED IN USE OF METCO EQUIP· MENT, • Apply In peraon • EIHr lnclv1trl11, Inc. 2101 Dove St. Ntwp0rt Beach Pref1111 ... 1 Sorvlco t.r the employer Ind the •ppliclM W Dover D·r., N.a. '424l1CI AAA SN•CK PRIV. _.,.., wanta 2nl T.D. PhonePO -~!1!,_~tawrllllnate to :1'~!~ In 2 bn. 5.16-3508, HAULING ha\le 14' Van.• DnMmtJt:1nl-Alten.ticm m..f4a or..-CAND~u--:~ y ,.., on Me~ Vmk home. Haw · ' ...,..., ......, ' ....... ~ · Servktt h CUh or WWI· Dnfaned to suit )IOU. * CUHIER * HSKPRS Ernplyr PlYI fee. WE ESTABLISH lge . equity. Pa.y l0% int. AnneunatMnt1 Mll CltPTS/W~ -3 nm A: ble Items. M.Wl13. aftm ' Call Jo * ....,.. bperit"nct" Pttrernd. Apply Georae Allen Byland Alt~ ~::i~:.~~· 1~~ •LL ROUTES 546-U85 60-7lm -hall pl~~b&m-pooodbotb+ eves. In ptt90n, cy 108-B E. 18tb, S.A. whH:I chair. &>me 11 " f R£E com w~ Tiie, Coromlc ff74 KERM-RIMA HAltDWARE !llT--03tf5 <No Sellin'! lnvolve<!l ANNOUNCIMENTS tor p7.50. 821~12 aft 4:30. Heullcltan.... 6711 I-'-=..;;.=="---"''"'-I mliiia•-•••• I h ou•t work· $2.25/hr. CASH REQUIRED ond NOTICES Diamond ~(0,.,,ing . •Verne, 'IM Tllt lilan* a:..:::--i!..""b.~:M;.,, l;:;;67,;S:JM,,.,.7_,,.,,..-,--,.--I Pio" one ............ $975.00 F .,.(Cl' U) '400 IOATINfi Pl'e-Hollday Spedol 2 CLEANING women, I hn Clut.-IL lnotall 6....,,.. tl I ID hol °"' NUJISE, JIN tor hou .. Plan two •••••••••• $1625.00 OU ,.. 1 COUUIS Free mhior repdrs sat over ~~ -,:t :a!'!'"~ No~.~ tc:' .... ~ ~ tl: ~~.Call Jr .. Ktl~ IUPll'Vilor in en. nunlng Plan thrtt .......... $3250.00 300 ft $18 1'rff est 6.f5..1J17 .,.. .... a • .,.. ""''"'•· ui: ..... ,. .... _. 673-1260 CdM/835-0'JU S.A. home. Top wap. fbr tppl, Excellent inccme for a few FOUNn • injured arey Small Boat HUldlirw • • . after 6 pm. 9G--8li05 repair. 8'7-1957/MS-O'a. :i':..u..,,,n;:';.;'-:;:,=;;;o_.,--~I ,houniweeklywork ... tDay1A: Jrmale wire haired by ~~;t.,.cupe,:.=:;WlNOOw~ 11 Wdl'wuhtd. &RiMJ'c Ttle weft. FrM ~LERt{:'T.YPIST ,Nlfil'.Sfi Rec\lfered, need· Eveninp)_ Retlll\OIJ and ccl. Sc.h,.UZW!r .. with 1'!d collar US. p ft1111Mr Rr.r\« ~'Mt ~ 1'1n, atrtpped, .. ltlled a a;t. No Job toO smtlJ.. -.PJI .. , ·ed. Calttomlt. llceme-n!q'd. lecting money from coin op. near Newport Fwy II lMh, • Dllf' .,.._.an ' ' ' waxed, Nj: cltanlnl. Fr'ft 5.15-)Q;_ l..ovtly N.8 . otnee1, Public Calli 49-6702 en.led dlspenae.n In Coltf. Costa Mell. Can Vet • C __. l I & est. day/nlte 673-3)90. contact. Will trtln, Top bin-_L M•,. and •um>Unding '!"'t-637,-· a ,1 · ··-~ilTth 01{""' 1 iy.. 6626 HOUSI 0, CLIAN U"""".,..ry .,,. '1111· Call Miu ....... ~ PER50NNB. POLICI Ol'FICIR (Hand!" name llftad ~. J:.~"" ..rui. ,..... r . J•~l:.f ;'.: IJNI ' 0imp1e,.. ff..._ o.,.. ===: , . . 55T.st22, Abipll A~bol l'lr· ,Cr..._r-tt. a.rn ~ and .,,.da\, r'or penoilal ·~ •• lemole 3 .. J , ~"!."'•~> CARP!.TLa)'ltlwHl4o'o, . ·~z '114 C~1k11k l •<C.,,-l ...,,,.,....,..,,21!1w,w ... .......,.._~........,,,._,, CITY OF fntuview In Colt& M.... month• old tram arM u.. titdtetl aavtJws; Ji#:• 81\qa at ttntutic ttvillp. .. -. Cultom Uphol.aff:r)', US1 ntt, Suite 21.1. Santa Ana. TlltlSH HOPKINS -- ln!IJ, send l'Pllf:, ~ te.r .. Vlc Mm .Verd t Ma.ncbnttr I:~ GroVlo FrH est. wfil pleate. Mffl Oeaninr Si!rv1o1 Newport Blvd, CM "2-1454. COM p A NION·houHfteptr· .f&l 1:, 17Ut (tt lrvtntJ CM. NIWltO"T llACH and phone mriftbtr to Mohl. 5'6-<!140 •II. 3,311 ' FrMway • ITl·E. "'• w!ndowo, t1oon ttc. JOIS & IMl'LOYMINT cook, for older cpl. l'n"' 642-1471 "'ll to-.. ptr -. St111 Dlltrt-, fnl. 16Sl FOUND . -'.iiOOlli .Comn>'!91ty -CARPET Loyer Hao C&l>tL Ila• A Commc1. !llM!n · mlddl..... -. ..,. ~'°"'IP"'llll!ll'l'lllftllll!,_ J ,. •-,._ Wtst Bro11d'"1, AMMlrJ1~ .~ • ..., St. ~·· ~ Orwi(,Cilt.; Po17t1wn. 5111'•, HWo'a, HOOSE 1: •pt ~-b· M Wanftll, Mtn Ml tranl, 10.2, 5 da,)'I wk, J. W. IOllAIOA'i WIU1TDl ttrr 1 AM. No- Calll., 92002.1114> "'40!0 .. ~-Olrrdl. L&Po&TALE!l'I' -ot Foll--· Soll ... lahr ...... .-v.,,,-ble. NllDAWRITIR?-191'4809pm. NEWPORT.llEAOL --UlTU.U'RI •Sm. Restaurant on 111111; l.1T-9610. da.Dol! ~. _...., 5»-U'l3. IOa leNor.Marbtlrw, EnclnHr-DECOR.ATOR. aper. malt' JlEQUlu:JiENn an; 21~ Bayfront. R.udy to Optn YOUNG Malt' cat found in ~ COl'ftJcs. aD hl'ltttd. • EXPERT • ~ P.R.. ttchnkal wrtttt er female, 5 ~wt. In-bat lmmtdiltt ~ ot •, tD.'lD uncar. W/sm Down. -• tltO .111.a..JJ!olp a w111r, ~ ~ .. ~ ... "'; carpet tnitallal!Ono I,.,;"'! '7Jt ,,.... 1uu; P&rt·ttme or""" cludlnc ·-· .... J!IO oponlng !or ...,,.. vtolon. u.s. clfuen- DISTRllUTORSH _ Wirle-&-tou.r. Mf..Sm. ln pftW'I Mon I: wed, trom * 5.l9=f32'7 * tR.CJNmO tn rny biOtfte. El· by !he job, on prtmlltl or DEU Man F\l1t Time. JllU1t encM tblp, lflah School craduate. If $1000/$29)0/xtra me. Inc. fOUND: _ ~11 ~male. pup-JO:'° pm'...._ Ff:llclanos. EXPERT Oclent, 7 Yt1 tll:Ptrifnce. at hOme. 8'n)Cltuttc • tpeo. bf neat A dtptndtblt:-.._ WOMAN -1 •11"'tl minimum 5:'!:z..!...~hl. 1$Vyr, dbl/I" 2 Y1", ~·t f!""c Mopallo 4 G ...... ld. lllT 1'eotd"""., K.B. CAllPET INSTALLATION 11.2'/-. 54M211, C.M. flllty, I'll handle prlntln(. T•"Y· HI 'Mmo lJ4uon, 495 In IHlet Miiot ..... , FQ!t APPOJ"·•-=r to fa1'e .end you caWn1 fcr:ao,~t, ken la Hutnane SoPel:F~ = :S ~ , I: REP.AIR. '*"1J'I, amJfl'JlliAS IS com 1 s;ii lt ynu ht.Vt a story, book, or E. lTth SI .. C.?of. the wrlllen tnt, '°"''et Pw:r- Now! Then thl1 i. eot for ~ew.m, HB, Nov. "· Cemehr:y Leh 6411 ''WEED Jt • rtap" .. clt&n your unwanltd lttm!'l. flick autobJosra,phy !hit nfff• D ENT A L ·A•• I 1 I 1 n I • ApplyPe: in Pf-~~~ pm aonntl Ofll~. SI!» Nft'pOrt YOU. ' .•, ... ,UUND! B::ly'• Stlnrray ,bite • • ' cut ttw tr.UW"t$ ,,, lrt•h -up fut cuh lhna a Dally wrtllns, ca.II mt ., aa.5t7S ch&lr.ldt , ate D-30, o_. • rtORnt p . Blvd., Newpon ••eta. Calif. Unlln1\t«I OpportUnlty on Hamillcn St. CM. Owner 4 P•cffllc Vhiw ...... turn Into cun thnl a Dail)' Pllot Clulltted' •d U'• or write: 91)1 0.•I•, ~n l)l!:r'rl. Lacuna S.ach. C.all ~2 =n 1111·r!,:~· l'l8llO, tTl.f)· l1WUI Call (7141 ""5KL .. JOtaU.Cy. MWISO. $Jtll,. • IGl1ll P1JC1t CitilflfrJ ild. I04fT8 eu,v . .ct.ll 1tJ.4f71 ' ' 0 c........ f9t..3&lt for ~ · nl!;J .. ,..."'!!!!. • • -""""'' .., .. ,. ·~ " -----• ' s: } ! I ' l ! ., ; ' . • ··-I I • ,, :tJ liAILV l'ILOT JOIS &.IMPLOYMINT .lolll MO.t.>.-.. 7100 D£RMANENT mod• l't • 1 potldonit Offered: Sb 1. r p (lrlt; nt'tdrd to ~ loC'J.i tea room thowa. $10 i-r ht. t.A.C. Jne. 83S-3501. POLICE CLERK -CITY 01'·-' NEWP'OR1: .EACH. $49' to $605 per mo. REQUIREMENTS~ -H I g h School graduaUon:· l year recent typinr and reneraJ office work. AAlgnmenl may be to di')', night or morning shift , ' APPLY by Noven\ber 24th to Personnel Officto, City of Ne\\'port Beach, 3300 New- port Blvd., Newport Beach, Calif. 92(.60 (7lt) 6'f3.6633 "'· --.. ... --'• ,_,' ~ .. , ~ ,. S....a,, N.,..,bor 14, 19)9 , ' ' JOIS • lllU'LOY-t I JOIS l'IMPLOYMINT MDCHANDtll'POll-MlllCHANDISI ,011 MIRCHANDISI POii MIRCHANDln'fOll MERCHANDIR "°" ,,.... -· W• 7lll0 !9~ : ~ ;..,_ JI!! SA~I Aff6 TUDI . SA~I ANO ~-TRADE SAi.i ANO. T~I . SAL~ ~NJ_~~E SALE AND T!!AOE Pott, Gftr•• , , SALi WOMAN wW.!cl, l"••i-\t. ~"!"'"°", . _IOOO er.,,.. ..... _ ~ ~ _ .1111 '1\1..eD•~!~~-, -tMc~lnery, Etc. 1700 CHINCHILLAS: Eme"" ~ Pll~ESSIONALS Tuff A ~.~,..:IN-. ' RIMl:IJI ''. fl!! YMI!& clW) uO!<I boi&e GOU)ifAit•~ ... ,..., ~Ulll-C:l:IAR , COlllP~& -....iw.c IU..sa """"' ucrlflc< It you havt told: Soll ,..ltr, uu, U,50.i;t; lier•.~:. , L , USI ·• ·' ~fit'Y<l' l001aol• pa4. h';,,,,. l5ih eerit>'"~ 'oak • llOTl'L-1,0 .,,,,.";v,ill ..u ... padcaa< ~prime anlmab A eq• I. El)cydopedla' 8tt.tann~ Box M·'85S DaJly Ptliot 330 '"' &'-)1!. lJ)(lS brawn> tweed chnt, English Got.Me oak W~IR,. oni¥.' Slif CiMtJMQ Aw," Ca.11 .536-2241 V&bwm c:::leMe.n, Avoo Etc. w. Ba,y, C.'M. / • FURNITUIJ.E .,, "t· crJ:t ::w/~d no: 11' iat c~st,. Wal .,c'y. jlo<:Ju;, CHLOllt_I · .,REE Apt B. <;.fr'. ~1..... r PE'T Porcupine itil), Br. •· I ·NEID YOU . • woM.AN-To·cfo lYPlns tn her -flACTO"Y /; Sears MOcha &lat bOuse-Silver I: etc. BACK ;oooR , -poodles, tlsb le aquartu •· , TO'SELL , b<>me ,. °"1a Meu __ _;,1S.OPENSAT9t~)5'' ""'"12 gal. 2 gal Sean IMPORTS. 1896 l!&rbor, I 'FREE· TO YOU 847-@1,9am-9pru. IOTTLll!O, '(tlATlll, NeW)fc>t( "Or ~ a,rc ~ -•• ~r ,DOL1""1~ ,.~ 'ilttn Interior paint c.114. -1511'.~-GI ~ &,Matr A GAJ,;,':,L!lr.RED , • ·' • ,....._, . lt _· •, Wrli,PiO.tbrt.~ ·~Mwmorti ,CINfl(.,,... ~ .. ia!;.,.1.&e.lceleryp-eert Cbgacceptiff•··. , Call&h.&M:i5 tvtJt Wan~to _owaa l C:::,•::;l:,:•~----...:;;-;r'! A GAL i'dec ·Mar. ' -USEDJl.JRNITURE e~IS3.CrlbJ10,caraeat SCARCE collector'1 U~m: l'fll:Wbred-$100 ~· ROLLERCanarySUWera,411 ...-.\,eia'1~. "":• YOU Ca.n help the b.mlly • FACTORY ·• ~1-t:5 .. Ot.ml Pl, CM.· .,..., wWI vlntage 'llOlld oak STOP .... SWAP cat_f weu how about» Ab-colors (2) !or $15 each, (2) Call Nita: Mf-4405 budpt. 3.or4Jll'I a da,y1\l(ill l&SS Ha.rbor ·Blvd., " • -• ice box, 42X28Xl!. 2579 · M8-61.0l by I: l' travtilng man. for $10 each. 613-3Sl4. ; .,.. . • br1 .. ~ .,,..., a profitable in-Colla Ml"U Ml-9451 9~GE ~~:Book •• beds, Willow Ln. 642-9600 evea. 2013 Newport Blvd., C.l\~. •h , d bl , * $ec.yf.PIMMe ... $6CIO i--mrii't "d1~t!'.J.nf.t'l known MAGNIFlCEN·r Spant1h ~· mlfl"()n, table11, (next to Tany'a Bldg M•I.) ,...,... e,y, re •· ora e . ,..,_, . uH Catttr ~J:lon re~ to prod's se--0613 an: u.m. Kine-& Bdrm set, cmp)t. &pre&ds, p/Uows, TVs, S.Wlnt M.fhlnes 1120 Used tum; Stoves; Refri&'s; 6l64P5 · Wl( l """"=:.....-----;;.r-1~! top,mamthnuathl.~oana. Simmon'•• ROyalty tfe(I, Italian tra.Vd blc.ycle, ' l:Misc. VERY friendly 3 yr old PUPPYS , turaJ aptitude for all phases SchMls-lnatruetlon 760C linena, Red-cut ve 1 vet otl,ginaJ oils Ii: art .objects, . ltffl' .SPECIAL "U we don't have 'What you amall ~ Shephettd, : Of math/some collep help.. a pre ad, un~. Cost Sl9JXl Lionel train aet, clothJ.ne, 1970 Singer T®ch.o.rnatie, · want, we'll sel It for you I!' needs lots of Io v e , Black and white spotted pup. ful. '.:~. AsklllJ Xi. Also odd lam~, ~welry, A:.JIWIY otber misc Beaut waJ.nUt COMOle, $31.50 STROLL-0-CHAIR, aacr~ct:. ~!281 11/17 pys. 6 \\'eeks old. % Shell~. TR./\.lr.t TO BE A J.ge: pict's, ~ wlilnut bkcase, items. Sat Ir Sun, 364 Clitl s.t>S238 cbronie'. vieyl construct., OBEDIENCE-trained dog, pt 11'-Cocker. $15. 20021 Mari411. -* S.C~/ L .. al .... $550 Heavv E~l ...... nt allvet co!ftt service Ir. Dr, Laguna Bcb. Iba.ck M' usl•~I lncl tip.pr.oof hi chair. small German Shepherd, Lane, HW1tington Bea<fi. l\fi:tu~ p.1-who has Utigatlon • 1 ,-r··-China, Very Reu. 847-5066 .. alley), 49'-911( -stroller. ~uggy, car seat, • fel'!,lale, spayed, terr i 1 ic (Bet\\'een Buschard ~ exper, Top lk11la SH A: Q'P' OPERATOR CORNER' bed unll; twtn DECO" •TOR lnstrumenta 112.S yout~ cti,ajr f!:._tbl, cost $Z70. watchdog & loves children. Magnolia oft af Adams.); ing_ Approved For V.t1 beda, cowrlette, bolaters &, KA FENDER Ba·ndmaste r make oli'.'00 fr¥:le couch 548-6000 11/17 • PooDLES! • I PETS •nl LIVESJOilC SerViee Center ~mp, ~ncy Leam to operate bWldow'a, CQl'nel' table, like ntw, cost ocldl & en• Amplifier $200. Vox Mark It:_ lloveseat, 111ust go. 4 E'REE 6 week old 1,i Small tay champa&ne Ol~. 500 Newport Center Dr. N.B. drae lines ~ $260, sell $100. 48" diam.. VI guitar $l50, Fender 67:>-6479. , black female toy. Both.AKC RECEPTIONIS't;-·-Generall=-=~'8,;y:,ap:,;pt;,·,,.,..--=·=-1 loaders:· ·:m .. eti. teak pedestal din table_I: 6 garaCJ• sale. Reverb. Unit $65, All in * AUCTION *'' ~m!':,ah~h~ ~~~ Regllltered. 64&-0142. J;!.1 ~- office exper!en~. SECRET~ Poaltion. Home study prepart1 you ~.508w/ exp. to 7' SW!!· Sat & Sun. 1747 beautilul condition. Mike ~ Purnftute ' aft 4 11/16 17th St. C.M. ' PHYSICAL tJierapy ~echnic. Girl 1 Friday type, SH for resident training. at our V'l't'""I Santa A A 4M-l536 atte:moons. A Appliances • * WE IM AR AN E R; Ian. Personnel Dept, South helpful, F.V. ·uta. Call modem tacilitlea in l.lianU, LOVELY lounge con tour na Ve, 12 STRING GIBSON NiCE & lovely grey Ii: wht Fem/BPauly: g Wk's, M;C Coast Community Hospital, 962-7116 962-7m l · ha'-"t da"· 1 C M AuctioDS Frklay, 7:30 J>.m. al t 2 t -.....i l- 3l8i2 Coast Hwy, So, La-or or Tiorid.J., Highly paid career cveJ,~,; ~n"""oral pa"ttegreem "Lf"k·e • •, Guitar: Gre•t Souncll Windy's Auction. Barn :m~. caN.o sYm".· c~Id~ -Ei.:c/Pedigree. Reas. fl> appt. is open ambitious men. Uni-.':t. · $125 or Best Otter. PLUS _ 1 __ • gd hon1e. CCMlwner co~· guTia, ' SERVICE ~A Tune • --• H ......... ._.A.:A" new~. 8' 2-pc curved sec-An 2075% New...., ... , CM 646-8686 5-ID-49-13 11/17 sidered. 54j-(}878. ,• I ~=====·-~--"'' · up "" ve.-.. eavy ......,...,..,....,...., tlonal, pillows .nud GAf!AGE Sal_e. -. tiques, Free set cl string!. 1""'' l ===-~---~--1 °""°""==-'=-'--,-,;. RECEPTIONISI' p/t lme . Brake Man. Scope eX{ler. Schools Dept, 1313. 501 N. reupholstering. Make oller. TVs. Rock'g •ch8Jt'S, pool * 532-2977 * Behind Tony's Bldg, :P.'lat'I. WANT good home for kitten, MINIATURE Schnauzers fir ~~. 1;tb'f5. c~ Mn. ~be~:~ A5;;~;m~ g:J~~n ~o5 ~'(.!'!) s;.y 847-3815 aft 4 & Wknds :~.1ai::ks ba!y :~1~: e-~ DRUMS, Roger set. Xlnt i;<?:°L Sl~~le.C::he~r~;ed~ =33 6 mes aid. 1ffii ~1=~~~es ~~~r1P~~ person, BOYD'S ARCO; 490 547·7521. 8' DAVENP,ORT, 2 heavy articles, waliiul collee tbl, cond. Zildjian cymba l s· New cover. 6 cues,, raclc: l 547-9561, Bolton ~ R.E. S•les 6460033 E.\l7th C.M. (Cross road I t tab! s & coffee ?i.fust see . Best offe r . 2 BEAUTIFUL black male FuU or pt ti""'"-""710 74IA .. _ .. __ map e 5 ep e Ana pwr mo\ver & edger&: ml&c. 962-U85. balls, .iaas .. l 16-360 2' kittens 7 weeks old free to a IRISH_ setter puppies, charci.-...... v•., .. •.rv.,...,,,) AIRLINE table. 2602 Santa Ave. Bargains! 898 Darrell St., 548-9909. '. · blood JI ~ CM . MS--26Zi C.M. 646-8513. . *HANDMADE Martin good home. 548-3.TI.~ 11/16 pion nt, SERVICE STA'., A1TNDNT. SCHOOLS u~ SELL Mod guitar. Like new, worth 1.1so,ooo B.TJ'.U. Day • Night champion sired, pet pri . RESERVE Part time, exp'd, neat in PACIFIC M "'' ! -. em 3-60" Y & E grey steel desks $3.IO k' .......,. ..__ furnace, exterior mounting SM dog, mixM collie, 1 ·yr 540-1.542 , POLICE OFFICER appearance .. Apply 2590 Day&: Ni&bt Classes couch w/end !~~~~ chext., & chairs, misc chairs to fer.·~ fvw or ,,..,st of. $100, Contact Mr. Laney or old, t:o good home, 968-7!i67 HERE'S what you re.allY Newport Blvd., C.1't. 543-6596 P..ecllne r, occa.s......... r., match. Poker table, bicycle Mrs. Greenman at the alt z ll/l6 want, 1st choice, miri. _~ITV OF -SERVICE Station Attendant; 6lO E. 17th St., Santa Ana coHee table, 9fi8-4990 \Vkday & misc old furniture. To PIANO F'OR SALE DAILY PIWT, 330 W, Bay, AOORABLE kittens need gd. Schnauzer pups. Martincreft NEWPORT BEACH \\'/mech .ability. Must be j !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!'!!~'I ,~'~"~'~o~r~all~d~a~y~"~>k~nd~"'-'-=·I clear out garage, 25991 BABY GRAN'D $150 Co.sta Mesa. homes. 84 7-;; 306 or Kennel s, 5-16-0989 : Exp. Danny's Arco-n302 JAPAN KARAT. E FED. MAPLE Double bed $20. Portarino, Mission Viejo. 548-6601 8411"'3 ll/l6 POLAROID catnera, game -..,.. AIREDALE Puppies: l $3 09 $3 76 h Pacific Coast Hwy. H.B. Black Belt Instructor, Small portable TV, needs 836-1877. SONOLA Chord organ $40. . to • per r. btck work $15. After 5, 548-7941 NEW J>re..sch'.>ol & ~uca-Rossi ~w electric guitar & table, corner cupboard, elec GOOD home wanted for 4 mo Born 9/11/70. $12'i " . SERVICE STATION AT· Gary Hallen 150 "" ~..... fireplace, Christmas tree, old female Doberman. Gd reg litter/champ ped' . \\'RJITEN TEST 6:30 PM, TENDANT-all shifts ppen. 642-8387, 545-2096 HIDEABED $80, 8%' sofa tional toys & books for sale case · 4~J'K)'I. kids pool table. 64~2765 \\.'/children. 64:>-Z4l3. 11116 53&-6220 1 November 18,Lh-1970. Apply in permn, 4678 Cam· _ 843 W. 19th, 0.1 Shepherd casters $75, bed al below cost, Sat & Sun on-e GU ITAR,, Yamaha, perfect REQUIRE~tENTS· att: 21-42 pus Dr. N.B. fb;s. 6-9. No Contract! divan $47.50, Chair $7.50, All ly. 1701.Jrvine Ave (between condition with case $35. SaOR~75~1x11i:u~:X., WHITE part Sian1ese 1 yr. & ,. J.b~ .Irish ~~r, i 1 lnf· ).,.,., of •-. H•'gh. :;<hoot '~==~-~-~-~--~1 PIANO • -·""• y-·· '"m• like new. 642-81TI • 20th & 21st St). N.B. 615-2533 2'°"12• 1~... • ·also domestic kittens 7 v.·ks. mpl?n n1 ~· •r SEWING machme 11ng e ....::_.... """ ,.., ~~==~----,~-~ runners $ JJea. 534-5705. 11116 responsible party on ~-gTiiduation, 20/30 uncorrect. needle operators. Exp'd. on-Ctttlfled tUcbers. Music TWIN beds, mahogany, 4 GARAGE SALE: Saturday. • FENDER amplifier in Shirai 4 '10"X9'3\'~" $200. • 6T;r5283 { Pd vision, minimum heighth Jy. Steady -v.'Ot'k, hi&:hest sy-.iems. Mr. Hathcock, poster. S20 each. G. E, Retr1gerator, auto xlnt cond. 494.9352 * 494-5382 • LAB Puppy, 51i mos old. I LITTLE Balls or f 1 u 'tf. 5'9", \\'eight 150 lbs., iood pay. 4001 F, Birch St. N.B. 646-1368. Call 646-52~ defrost, 12 cu fl. $75; Toys, $150 54~96 FOR Sale or Trade: 1970 Free lo good home. Call Adorable poodlf! mixtti¥ health nr 0C aJrport. FL YING LESSONS 7' SOFA games. dishes, boy's bike, 1'·lach 111 Kawasaki. Sony 9".>&-2200 att 3 pm. 11/14 . puppi<'S $5. Call SUndit APPLY Personnel Office, * SHAMPOO GIRL * $9 an hOur ·solo $14 an hour Very-sturdy aqua blue $20. ~:ari~b dboy's D clothes. Pi•nos & O"rg•M t130 Ai\f·Fl\f multiplex stereo. SHEPHERD • Collie mixed. 54~13 ' 3300 Ne\1'J)Orl Blvd., New· Low t • Call Co•ta l\fesa "A" 2633 aft 6 ra or r, Cl\f, H l C ~JV 0 -A Assistants Bauticians, Hair· dual. est ra es. ""'"" · 545-2574. e ORGANS e ·~gs rom oron~uv D<ISS Good \Valchdog, not good * BEAGLE PUPS _ 7 w}ct. port Beach. Calif. 92660· dn:Uen, 'H9t1r Stylists, nian. 830-4370 after 6 pm •nd GORGEOUS ooffee table, 6' GROOVY G Sal CUt Now 3 famous brands guitar. Reas 67rr8640 "titli c,hlldren. 492-1344 AKC· FEM·Shots. $60 & ;.Jf. tn4i 573-663.3 icurist, Receptionists, 'Hair weekends. long, hand carved tn Spain. · arage e. . e in l location REFRJG ' $40: Antique rock 54&-3281 ~ RESTAURANT: Now ta.king applicati on s tor * HOSTESSES, * 3 DISH· \VASHERS. N0-0ne uTider 18 need apply. Apply at COL- ONY KITCHEN, 3211 Har. Oar Blvd., C.!\t RETIRED cou ple ·1or Apt. complc.x. Rent frre, apl + utll. For ma,;ntPnaTicr , clean'g & lav.•ns. 998 El Camino Dr. No. 1. CM. or 546-tJ.tjl ~-iiiiiiiiiiiii es AVERAGE EARNINGS OF $1',844 Here's an outslanding oppor. tuTI!ly for a mature, highly moth·ated person who hss O\\ned a bu~iness or served in either salt's or adrulnis. tration. '"r ofJer an in.iliaJ three.year salary and com. mii;sion plan leading to straight commissioTis. \\'rite, giving persona] data and business background. Box J\.f.2056. TIIE DAILY PILOT, 330 \Vest Bay, Costa ~Iesa, Calif. Equal Opportunity Employer, i<.l/F 1-= SALES CLERKS Some E\•ening &. \\'eekend HOW'S Involved . Jnter.'ie11·s 9 Ai\l·IZ Pi\[ Wed., Nov, 18th M. odels & Girl Friend!! .. Call: ~M,;E<;R;cC"'HCiA7:,N;oO"l"S0E-;;F;;O;;;R;-\ I $165. * 645--0283 guii & V.'Omem ciothi.ng, i YAMAHA maple twin bed steads $40. BEAUTIFUL Young male -I ~=;;.cc-=c:.=o::,,,-==cl .sboet, jewelry, ceramics, cotton .... -ting, 25c., s;cy. Sealpoint free lo good home. WIRE Fox terrier pup ' Roy Alvarado, HAIR HUNT-·SALE AND fRADE HIDE·a-bed: Gold 'l\veed. record player, chain ($1) & I CONN cle $5~Cidds & ends. CStriy) H.B. 962-2218 ll/14 AK C, Chm p. s Ir•< , ER,s SALON 6#.2151 day or I ---~·'-------Excellent condition $ 50. much more. 986 w. 17th st, i TIIOl\1AS 53G-96S5, 8151 M•-""; HB MALE miniature Schnauzer, llhow-pet shots 8»1680 alt eve,_ Furnltu-9000 642-8086. CM, Sat Ii: Sun 10 to 5 Huge savings on floor models -.r ""' TOY F . Pu ,. '" La f "-~-CHEST r-·,er $65. 30 .. g~" 18 mo. old, to good home. ox Terner pp.,.,. &rAU. parts in TV Com-5' COCKTAIL table: Used 1 2 MCYI'ORCYCLES, 1·10" y-away Tiow or._,.., ~tmu stove $3.'i~ Port TV $25. 546--0989 11/14 UKC reg. Rare brown', f: mercials. Up to $120 per 19-.-.. -,,-.-li-ke-.,-,-.,-.-.-,-,l-p_ri_n_t, yr, Like new! 546-4798. table saw, 2 desks, 2 secy ~= ~~e·a~;ci;. trade-ins for Console TV $20. Girl 26" 27" B&W console TV, Needs while. 54:>-2153 day. No v.·orking exper. SIZ>. 2 occasional chairs, $20 BEAUTIFUL hand carved chairs, offi~ equip., many 12-5 bike Sl5. Man's ·3 spd bike oscillator. 645--0435" after {5) SHELTIE J\.1ix Puppie , req"d, I.A.G. Inc. ~3501 e•. P"-"• aflec ' pm, king .11ize'headboard $75. ml!ic & gallons & gallons of Open Sundays 120 1 1 E l8 h s c•i 5 30 knd 11/14 $8 each. Healthy, good WJ.1 SOCIAL ANO 54"~~" • 497.1241 * good paint. J700 Superior Daily ti! 6 -Fri tll 9 . l . t t, ,.. . : pm or w s. children. 968-2822. PHYSICAL SCIENCES, =========-, Av__e~ CM_. 645--1691 COAST MUSIC INVALID waJker (\\1heels1 2-Color kitten, unusual face. INC. ~~~gG ol ~U: ia':1~ v.'i:~ Office Furniture 8010 ~~~~YE c~~~ ~~~;,· Jo,;~ ~!=P~:~ & * HA~::1 ;~se~,e~~~~ ~~e:5°$31~ ~voeus~broken. 9 6 2-61~J1! extra leaves, 4 Captains Refin'd 34x60 wood desks, beire carpets, drapes. ALLEN ORGANS 842.-200l 1 'T~I~N=Y~A~d.-,-.~bl~•~T~a~U~y-co""lo~,..-,d 2 MINIATURE Doxie Pilfi purebred, 9 u·eek!I . .Red~ each. 546--1026 · , WA N TE D : Westhighl~~ Vlhite TeITier. Must '.bt Hsebrken. 494-4734 all IJ. ; 1 ltere ls a challenging oppo1« tunity for creative social, physical scientists, &Tid eTI· gineers \\'ho are capable of evolving new proceS6es and products as Wen as conducL ing research and develop. ment on existing vrocesses and 0 products. All appllcarits should be caps.hie of prepar. ing proposals for s~pport in their fields -preferably re· lated to techncll.ogy. Based on your perfarmance, lncen. li ve involves ,O\\'nership Par· ticipation in thi!; ne.\\•ly form· ed corporation. chairs $65, French 'Prov\n. $69.50 e Re.fln'd wood ~ clothes & misc. 8182 Bryant The muslr.ian's choice for AQUARIUM -26 gallon Pen1· Terrier mix. 6 months 7 lbs. cial coUei table $15, aotique rotary chairs, $29.50 e We Circle, HB. 842-4654 home, school, church, Ex· co show tank \vith meta] 539--8072 11/14 pine drop leaf table $45. 611 have the .l~est selection JEEP Trailer, elec .. sklve, elusively In So. Calif. at stand & all extras, $4j. Kings Pl., Newport He~ts. of ustd tJff.ice furn in tbJi! dryer, Toro lawn mower, GOULD MUSIC CO. 546--Z720 MISC; furniture for sale. area. port sewina: mach, 8' bbq, Since 1911 e HAND .Painted Haviliuld Sofa &: chair, marble din': Me Mahan Desk · t.~ble/berickes, walnut 2045 No. Main, S.A. China; Service for 9, $45. table·&' 4 chain, marble 1800 Newport m vd. ' fonnica din. table/ext. 1028 * 547.(1681 /* UHF TV antenna, New. $10. co!ftt tablt, lamps, refrig., 642-8450 · ._ V"alencia Dr, CM ·(I n alley) l----9=-17ld7w-,.ln____ -* 546-8437 * stereo, bed. odds &: ends. -11 540--0.82. PIANOS & ORGANS FLOOR to ceiling lined Call 642-2091 sun & Mon. Office Equipmtnt -GAR Sale: Ba.by equip, Doll New lz. Used custom drapes in xlnt cond. t.1US'D sell Spanish din'g rm 1----------'-hse, Puppet theater. Beds, \VARD'S BALD,VIN STUDIO Approx 12' each. 4 rooms. table & 6 chairs. Spanish IBM Selectrlc 11" carriag:e, Good Christmas g It ts, 18 C f "'2 8484 Htg Harbour, 846-0508 d • 't land 19 Newport, .r. . .,.. · , '°""'==~----,-;c-.,,_,,, ressrr rue & s. like neY.· S300 Call 6@..3870 Sat/Sun. 1750 Miramar, OPEN SUNDAY 11/3 CARAT • 35 pts, total 675-5028 betwn 9a'm & 5pm. . ' Sa.lboa. AFTERNOONS wedding sel Never been us. PAIR 01 love!eats quilted GARAGE sale ~ Sat & SuTI. I ~-~~~------, ed. Cost $375, Sell $175. fiorai. never used, i75 each. Gar•gt S•I• 1822, Fumt'tu-. ~ •• ,.•hold iteni.~. KNABE Bab Y gra nd 544-0617 KITTEN MaJe orange tabby. Good luck symbol. 5 wks. 847-7536. 11/14 BEAUT. Yng male orange ~at. Likes children, 9-12 mo. 968-7963 11/14 e DOXIE PUP e -.;I 6 weeks old * $35 ~·: ·5-19-3626, Costa Mesa·~J * SCHNAUZER PUP' Male at stud. Groominc. * 846-0839 * •, HAPPINESS is a warm kit· ===~~...C----ol I ( ten. !t \\·k old twins. DARLING Miniature J100!i 546--7308 11/16 pups, AKC. 2 males. I PLATFOR;'1 rocker 540-1652 FEMALE PUPPIES ol~. black. :>45-6169 frame 11116 8 wks 11114 each. 673-2256. ., POODLE puppies male/fftl blk miniature. Cliea·p 1 847-1593. - '--~---.:::.:::::::;:: '" "" ~ reproducing am pico player ~t a t c h i Ii. i sofa $115, -"ffiiic-. -1000 S; Bayfront, piin07 jUsr Tl'finished in CARPET layers, ~hlt\'e shag-3th \'.ear old gray poodle \Vrite: PreiiideTit -=-·--'~· -------I BARGAINS SURPRlSES! Balboa Island. black satin ebony. 50 rolls crpts deal direct, exp in. loves children. 545-6302 11/14 P 0 Box 1682 \\'E BUY used furniture, an. Guns, from private col· •SM:.E-Couch & chair. ski included. S500Q. 673-8776. stall, can fin SJ9-.8327, GRAY Kitten, about 3 * 6 YR OLD Albino/i1;Jg -~! Ne'>'-pon' &ach, Calif. 92663 tiques, liric-a-br.c, oriental lecHon, Relics from Historic boots, dress form, baby 1 WANT TO BUY: Used, 827-8740 months old. 67~1078 11/14 ang-i\Iorgan Gelding, Weil THE D'AIL Y PILOT rugs, oil pilntings. Call Ship, 10' riberglaas sailboat fuJ11., lamps, youth bed, tea Steinway Baby Grand piano. e SKJ families reser.:e now! FREE Bunnies. trained, Exp rider, $251),ct 642-3445.· (only $90), Metal & Wood & cart1 misc. 64fr-0147. Please call 644-4521 Cabin at Mammoth l\lnt 968-6285 11/16 make olr. , ', has an opeillng lor an experi. Body \Vorklng Too Is SI 7 F' I t 531 331' ' ~""~"'°""""~c:-:=:7.:-. · SOLIDmaple48''rounddin· . 1 GASrange$35; l\Uscbsby *BEAUT. Wurltlzer ps · irep,ec. -.. lioVABLEyngmale........i•e-5:164291 • enced, journalist in lta \VO-· 1 bl 2 ot-2 ca-go-eotIB pieces of Silver ,..,n day•·, 540--0617 eves. J-"'VU' ' ' men's de"a.......,ent. Applicant Jng a e; m ..... , .. '"' ' tum; roll-away ,,.,.,; Naug Console piano, Ebony finish, tenier mix, \Vht apricot 7 YR old AQHA : &ilTdi ,......... tain& chain. $30 se t· ~rt Boo~s. and a garage couch & bucket chairs $60. 1t "1o's old. $450. 557-8825 7' SOFA ee.1'S, hsbrkn, good watch· gelding. XI"t dl,p-itio",.r• must be able to report. S49--069j filled _v.•1th _ greal buys at 5"8-8306, American Ave. · " '"" " .... \\Tile clearly, understand I~=~,...-,---,,-=::--:== bargain pnces. A fe1v for · BEAUTinJL w u rl it z ~ r Very sturdy aqua blae $20. dog, loves childre n, nd! for exp/rider. tncld: i\f t..ssenlisls of p!Jotography & SOFA & naug lounge chair & under $50 include; Glass-top •EVERYTHING GOES! Spinet piano, 2 yrs old. $550, Costa Mesa 645-2633 a(t. 6. gd home , fned yd. l· tack $350, Call Aft:~ p layout. Top company bene. ottoman $65:' beaut ne\v 'Rattan Table, Poker Ttable, From Hsehld tu:-n)shin&s to 644--0753 aft 5 pm . API' Sz. C~dspqt relrig. $45. 523-0.125, 836-4493 1 t/16 846-9657 i t' fits, good salary, attractive ~:=~te114~1~1~~~h bar Red-Tweed Couch, Tape 1!,~1;?ns & B<)\VS. ~30.t8 'Vurlitzer Elec. Pialll\" Admiral refrig, $35. Pvt. MISTY Needs good home. 4 Horse Corral for rent , ne\v quarters. Apply in writ.1 ~===~----,~.,.-~ Recorder. Slim J\.lachlne &: ,"JAJW Royce, Cl\1 $250 party. 968-5760. mo old femaJe kitten, grey Back Bay Al'f!a • ing only, citing experience, LEAVIN G State: hfust sell. many, n1any more .exciting G AR AGE S ale Sat, 833-3962 Firewood For Sale & white, box traine'd. • 5-15-2536 * background & education to House(ul of les.~ than ( mo's buys, Sat 9 to 5, Sun 9 to 12. TV-Stereo, bdrm set, refrig, 540-9M7 646-140.1 lln4 TRANSPORTATION I ~targaret Greenman. Per-(l]d bea.ut. :P.lf!dlt furn, IJU Cambridge l.n, roff niisc. 2038 Vista Cajon, NB. ANTIQUE black e bo n Y \ 11onnel :r.ranager, B~ ISm, .~""'v,'1vbdet"".,,.set •• gamlo"',.!',',· ~}~~l:~r:i' Newport Bch. (~Th~•;...cB~lu~f7f,~)~. -.,.--~-ll\~n-~~: grand piano. FdOoRll ':,';,.,:,,"', "'r'°ocndk;euo,n F::e~~; ~:~~~· ~ro~:~ ~~ Bo•ts & Yachts t8" Coi;t". :P.lesa, CaJil. "w""· v = · .....,..WJJ, loo'# of clothes &. goodies. ...,,,..,. " '' ' ' '!' Desire they go to ~me I---------...; Register for • TELEPHONE Sale pan hi-back velvet decor. chr, 5' G r ANT ••BE ST of 1828 Samar, (J\.1esa Verde), PIANO c.b~l•~•=kc.boc.""=-· ~"~~-'~'~--=---I home. 675-5619 11 /-16 f R£E ,( a temporary J-ob s. cocktail tbJ w/match hex &. EVERYTHING SALE" -C.M. Sat & Su", FOR SALE $1 85. 642..&16!1 NE \VPORT Beach Tennis · time. Woman. !11ust be ex-_A_. ...... _ " TIGER kitten about 2 mos { loday sq. comu""'es, P1"""·•rcs, ''Le Bon Jl.1arche" -Nov. 18 ==========I Club membership, S300 + , 1 "t' perienced. 557-79-19. lamps el". De s~er a te. E TI I I 8205 tra"sf. r-. ""-0661' e•-s. aid. t<.fale, very good \vith 1 ITiterv,1·s. "' • " (Inly, 10 am-1 pm, Jr. X· Appll•ncts 1100 t ev •on " ~..-.,...., ·~ 11 BOATING I Western Girl Inc. TRAINEE For fine je\\-elry Please csll 9'3--2386 \Vhit· hlblts Building, Orange Co.I'-"",;;.;;.:;,;;~-----N.B. Te.nnls Club mem. c~ildren, Please ca , ,. d store salesman. l\fitle, 21-25, 0tiiieiirii. iiii&iii ... iiiiiiiiiii"" I F.,·-u""•· 11 •dm•·.,,-0 0 '2" WEDGEWOOD Del"" l\10TOROLA Color 23" Reel. 546-7563 alter 3:00 11/16 COURSES 4667 "lacArthur Blv . """ ~""'• .,,,.~ '"' .., ,,,_, al 1 1 11 5 0 bership, $300 + transfer fee Newporl Beach aggressive. H.B. O;J-.J.JU~. Includes chance on door gas stove, griddle lV/5th \V nu con~e · or best olr. M4--04lG \VANTED good homr for 2 :fl0.0.125 \\'Al TR. E SS-Experie~ DREXEL l..adderback twin prizes & parking, Antiques, burner, timers & lrg broiler. Symphonic 19" table model female 4 n1onth old kltlens 1 Sinall ~yt Handling ) I'!!!!!!!!!!~~'!''!!!!~~!!!! j anly , gravf!ytird only, Good bed11 bar stools, 1 k is, clothing, paintings, !!porting Nice looking & clean, $j(}, color TV. Sl90. 64>-3918 GOLD nylon ·carpeting, 25 ca~ i cg, 1 b 1 k / w h t . I' NOW 'S-THE tips. The Cottagr. CoHee BlackJGold Boston rocker. goods, furniture . a~-642-5565 TV Camera, Concord r.tTC-1/3 square yardS (12x19). 646-1174 11/16 U.S. Power .Squadr.~· shop, $62 \V, 19th, c .r.t. end tables, mlscl. Saturday ce1sorle11, books, p I ant sJs~U~P~ER::.:::~1-9~10~dl>~--. ~30=.~. ~Fri~ga-. U, lens & accessories, like $38. 5-19--2139 NEED good home w/lge '-1'tiE FOR VANDA ..Beauty_Co\inseklr. & SUnd~'. 502 Avoca.do, _h!nd-mit<!_e_ori&i~ls, _&, -dalre elec.-range_; ye.llo\v; lll!\v $13:l. 642-8071 ~I ·CAMP"°''==lN~G="t~,.-,-. ~,..~1 2~. ~""'"~~d ·-yard'for 9 mo old black lab. -Tuesday, November l7lb , 'CK CASH Capllitlize no1v on Christmas Comna.-de:l-Mar;-~7~ gourmet specia.lities, etc. uSed 2 mo. Sacrifice $12:i. 499-16i1 new, in the box, $40. Private Very good \\'/children. 7: 15 Pl\J •/: QU aeUing .season. No. terr's. $4 ~JUST Saerlftce houseful of Benefit for Newport Harbor 496-2686 ar 4934196. 21" Color TV $100; 19" Black I party. ~102 646-9586. 11/16. (bring pencil & paper)" I THROUGH A hr poss. ~770 furniture. Hide-a-bed. liv-Art Museum. e REFRIGERATORS e & \Vhite portable $30 · · t'REE part Siamese kitten. United St1vlngs Ass'n ·.,~ D •!LY PILOT ing rm, bedrm, den & dJn-ESTATE SALE! Hou~ful ol All sizes·All colors-Ail S48-6529. Miac. Wanted 1610 Hsbrk. \Vlth l week 's supply Manchester & Garden GJV\'t "' THE "Yello\\' Pages" of ing rm. Lamps, pictures, family treasures, antiques. Re:astJnable. of cat food and kitty litter. Freeway l WANT AD classified.,. Oail)' Pll ol beaut. 1'f ed l terran ean pictures, hand made quilts, ** &lG-7820 ** Hi-Fi & Stereo 1210 GARAGE SALE 962-6368 1ln7 Community Room -.! 642•5678 :v~c: ~=o~ =~ it ;~~; ~Jity. Please call :~~nsBi~°:,~;!iq~:~rn~~~l-.--G-00-D--runnl-'--'-.,--P-h-llco-ALMOsr ne\v ROBERTS ITEMS WANTED I Ct~~di:-~1.e l k!~~~~es ~i;;;: CAFT~~nge,G~fe '~ &: vanity w/beveled mir-ttfri&erator. T?8-X recorder. l\1aJce yOiil-Costa l\fesa Rotary Club ls and 3 females. S48--0l21 aft • · 11\1 ' rors. Bric-a-brac, i I a 11 s. SlS. 968-936.1 ov.•n 8-tra.c•-& play them seeking f\u'nlture, applianc. • 1111_, Sound -Sassy -Bay boat;. ~ h h t JI t• -""" hold -....1 " 12' Inboard Palmer eng.) I (.;...,,., • ST' l'l.'R. GA:"E"D"j<-1( muc too muo o s · · KENMORE OVEN BAKER back. "'°"'~' 00 ,.,1 """· '" '~"" •-•. spoct. ~ l.l.1'~l II\ ..l"1 .IU ~ .... From a derby hat to old NEVER USED. $40. Cost $i.'i6: $300 takes all ing goodS & ttxtures tor a FREE It> qual h ome cushlorm, cover. Top co I •••a CLAY1'.fOLLAN .-.. · dishes. Everything must be * * 642-3-H9 * * . conunurdtY .,...,.oe 11ale 8 beautiful long haired calico $1850. fm..-1441. 1 M -Id to 1· Id t t l 2324 11~· ext. & mic. 546--6306 ....... ·-N..... 14 r female, sweet and lovablr . .A WM. JI W ,._.~AllMfyc;.;H N: JI m_ llO 1qu a e_ es a e. • REFRIGERATOR v.•/ T\ 0 a.m . .-tu~ua.y,. ov . , or ~-"' noll 11111 HUU. Sale 16' Jnbrd, motor ~ • ~ Acc..tlMrt '* fh St.n. Y sm. -LAurel Coif lrVine n'E-~ EIM--E Altec-Lanslfli benefit of yooth pt'Qjects in ~ OK. Boat needs work! .J. ~;.~ To dtftlop ~ for Sundoy. ed . .: · Sil NB. Sal &. &m -• cross top freezer· $25. 163 E. speakers. 8 cu .ft inf encl + Harbor Area & Mexk'o. CaU FREE to qual horqe poodle 673-8466 : I .3' nodWOldsco11 I lrtitwtoruibtfs • j..:'.H~th~&:,;t~St~h:,:l~O~om~to~3!!!.'-'-li;t:lSr-thmStll'rC;;M;;;.;;-;;;;;i;;;--;:;;;;j Dyna ~ASJ preamp. D~ M6-0I02 during bus1ness mix male dog v.'ht \\ith blk 12' FIBERGLASS·O/B, xtfi "6._TAIMlll of)'Ol.l'Zodlocbli1hllgn. scoaM• GARAGE SALE MAYTAG auto \\•asher, La~e :~~ak~ 1:r7::. •c:.ri· Jim hours or 546-.lo.16 e\-eninp .eyes !'Ind nose lncd yd. cond. Priced to sell . Qu.iclcl l~~i:r: ~1:i. fi~ ~= oc;.v ITEMS WANTEDI ~ :~7-8~nd, $65. 548-0892. lo have yoor Items picked 548-0813 11/17 5'8--0316 • I , ... ._, 3V.U• """'*' 6lSo<t Nor.11 Costa !\.Jesa lWtary Onb Is , CO up, Or they may be deliver. FREE v.•atch 'dog Australian LY~IAN 18' incl. dtick ~ :gfi ,.,._., )llMhooo :;~• I . seeking furniru~ t,ppllanco KENMORE auto \\asher, late ~lPLETE sound system: M to the ~ site. Mesa Shephel"d.11,1 years Old with Leaving area. must ttlq :=.:• ~j~i.p "~ KL77.f'I ea, Doust.hold ,OOW, sport-model, xlnt. ro,!ld, $65. =~11~;,ca'.:o.$'1:~~ Ccnler :AulOmotlve, 16th A dog hOllse, Will dt'liwr. 675-5600 dys, 67a.-5466 e\'e&.I :~ ?!~ ~L s.wn._ Ing good_~ Ii: fixtures for a 546-a672"or 847-8115 Cosl new $1200. u.crifice all Orangt, Cotta Mesa. after 837-3479 ll/IT ,:='d == ~~1:'..'? :: ; .J. community lsrate. saJe 8 OVEN • AmaM mleto\\'ave. $600. 67~28().t 5 p.m. Friday. FREE to good home "1 S.llboats M,1J llA 41........., 7iT.-., ~~ a.m. saturday, Nov, 14_, for OO\v cond. Xlnt gilt. $300. !-==========!SIDE window. 19~ Austin Siamese male altered cal. , :f~ !}=• ?}~ . benefit or youth projects In 54S-326l C•meru & Jtealf!y (ll' wUI ghare cocr tor Black. 839-4481 ll/17 RENEGADE 11 14•-'"""""""' ''~ CArelCelltit · Ha.rbor Area & Me:dco. C~ FRIGIDAll\.E au tom at t c: Equipment 8300 ,;et. 833..()600 ext 3601' or alt FREE to a good bonic 7 of 1 ISPlr' '5!!._,__ ", --...,_ -~ 646-0102 duttns business wuhlnc machine. Like new. S p.m .• '73-l291 •·eek old .......... io, Mather NEWPORT ' j It~. Ir.-"~ 1JH.iJ , hours or ~1038 e:veninp $&;i.~l&J'ttt~ ~mm camera. xlnt cond. LGE, Dothouse, fnr 961-&al>l ..-,....-lU17 Famo111 2a' To)'IS'l cutt~r 11""*"-' •ew.M 1',,,_. 1·2Ml41 to have your ,ltema:. picked WHIRLPOOL dee drytr, 5 Doberman. Reu. Al!O used FREE to -....1 home. 4 n10 d ~ ., """-"!' 4'0. "°' .._,.,_.. .... Or they,. •• btjlelh-er cyC) · 9 · Ststler Topcon. auto. Stlls .... r . ••• _12 ... """"' iestoJ, A.P .. 7 bags of s•O,• ., •lit....' •"'-' •i..w•---f.~~iiieJ=---· -.. eit.J temp,Ufted ltlO; ne\v tor$1.50, "11J tike $i5 ~·te tnc1~.-"' old tem&le Shepherd mix, e\•· ibl 1 "' .&a._ 21.._ -tlf:"' ·~t:c;. -MIUAIM td-to the-Sile lllte, Me~ ;t-f6:.54.9.l -or best otter. 642-9081. Si\IALL P&int .......... outfit Olli ~7947 ll/16 ery post e eq\I pment,.f 111tr» il== t:l*" .,.,..,., JA#.• Center A!)tomotive, 16th &l~=-======:::=::·J :~:;;~~::;;;;~~= .,.."Y go a.n,yy,•httrt in 1~ wor~ Aue.a i1a4T....., "!'*if! M~ ,:f,.:.,.,. Oranre, Costa l\teu. aite:r llA-<nt=l~=:.:•:.... ____ l;.;1.;,;,10 Sportlnt o.ods l50D want'!, &.12..577~e~ble! B~~o~~;aki~~l~ Asking~. 61&-1914 Evt>{ f 1-~ I ea.-=~ =~ 5 p.m. Friday. • l :c.==~,..,-.,...,,,..,-Hobie C•t .. 14: W/Trlr i ,._ ti;'fCT:, S1liltilll..., f1l~ \Vlt>OW movina mu$! ecnCHINESESCREEN: f-panel QUALtTY Frtncti Dining good home. 548--0813 ll/17 $995. * OIU ~ ,,_, \!!Cilufflulr 31~ ••="·'"'""' Mell everythlna. S&ti s•.&rt• Sil. carved lnlald. ~ •KNEEBOARD, ftouse of room rumrtu~ Please call t'REE l~rrltr m.i;t puppit'a 7 OIRIST1'lAS IS <»ming·! Seit -Cl* ·(j).u-=~1 C)=-~. ~~~ Orienl•l Ii modtrn furniture $800. 643-9789 sro1tipo, Good condiUo~iO 633-9547: 642--0238 .....eeki, 342 1'10ra St., La. )IOUr llnv.·aTil('d ll~n11 I piCft 2.174'311! It acctseorlt'i. 1117 Cin· ANTIQUE Pine drop leaf ' · \VANTED • USED Slim J[WlQ, lVI7 up fA8t c.uh lhJ'\I a Daili, I...:....:..._.~~~~~~==~::==~====~~!_ ___ . u ...... ~;~A~,~··~A~··~··~c~.M table $45, very old. 611 Kin& HANSON SURFB9ARD Gym. l\IU!ll be ln auod con. ( KITTENS, '"'· need your Pl.Jal Clw.lfled • d •• It I' , ~ Pl, Ne1'-'J)Ot1 Heights, JO'&". S.~. SJ&.'405 dHion. * Call 645-0561 -hn-e. 968-<6164 ll/17 . el\sy, .call 642-.5673 ·-------- • 1- '• 1~ - ' •I 1; : ' '· /' I I . ' r i' " ' I I " I. • ' 'I I t • I • , ' : I ' . l ' . . ' r ' s ' ' ' I r ~------~-,..._·,----·-•-...,,.._....._.;'1 "T;-·~---...,.------~- -· tr-·• Haw Yau Ca U.. Our Famous Dime. A•. U11• 'FIVE ·c ·oNYINllNT OFFICES -,-,.,,,,TO '.SERVE YO.,. • Brl"I thom or moll th~ with cerrect .,..,, · to one. of our 4 __ ,.,,, afflcoo. • e N!Wl'C>,l!T ~llACH •.••. 22!1 Bolboo Blwd. • No 11-i.c1c, produce or plonl1. e· No commercl•l •d1 alfOW'ed. e LAGID!li BEACH ...... 222. Fornt Aven11t1 e COSTA'lMISA 'vl.' .•.••..•. 330 w .. 1 Boy f HU~INGf9N ·~A~H .. 17875 koch Blvd.' .• SAN cc!M_.NT! .. '305 No. El c .• mlno .... • loch llom mull bo prlcOd with no ltom over $25. _ , , " ,.. c:..ru _ _._,..._ ... •, Sl'Al:Nt.Ess It.eel dr..tn 10 SPEED boy'• bicycle $3). OLD ~ ~r psplate SOLib.~ cottee.table $9. ELECTRIC deluxe barbt-cut LAUNQkY tub with 1f!xtures OUrrAR. •tl~tric with cue BICYCl..EI ~1· We s te rn 35 .M BTV dutl wattJ be&tl!r de,6.~ •• ".~ ... ~~ : ... -,~; Comer marble lavatory $?5· cut iron $61 Gol,tapot Corf tlfli::trlc knife with g rotisaeries $22.50. $6. liahd laW'(l rno~r $3. $12. New Fuzz Tone $1~. St. ~f'1YU .ff. .... i•fW~~~et, "'Ith "ent ptpe uaed YIJ'Y llt· ~ Heavy cuter enrJne stand ~?Jar· runafl(IOd, $25. sliarpentr $5. Wac.on Chan'lpion Road Race set £leetiic-barbecui $25; 1Sp1t George electrlo &Uitar, 3-\y~~ . .i~k ~f a m er lit', good condltkm S2fS;" Tirw ,!table · ~. New 100 amp Pt. Typewriter $25. SG.1239 Tv.1n m&ttrtis and bolC b8rbectle, warinlnr oven S7.50 1~~· iurfboa.rd $15. with motor and hOOct $10. pickup, ·wfth Cue, J2j. au~~.#. .844-5178 17 x 19 vlrturuJ ch!N. walb meter ,~ braJcer pantl l;:;=;;-;===-=--, 1Prinr.Flean $15~ch.Cood el@<:~ apit rOi:f 5 . Roller skates $1.50 pair. 241 E: Wilson Slree t. l.'venll\p ~ ~ Stlf~LJ.. 1 (trv.el Gal bu.ins A#l condition $7.!IO $20. Pl · ~r. 11':~ FORD Hy·Ptrfonn 292 and double box fPrlne and mat· and tempeiature P,uge: and Artlficiaf flowen in vueS $2 ~l ", ~ -~ ,~t • , • re t c.~&tr~tor $25, 24" each or. both tot $10. Rem· •u.pholtttred with •tool $25. 312 blocb $15. Als0 com-tre&& S20 ea'ch. Walnut twin electric spit ' rod 5 . each. 830-0244 •• 21 '' TV (.Coqaole) $ 2 O. Schwinn bllie SlS, 10412 initon typewrl.tu wt th 20 1'" •Pld dbe.k $25-. 2".0 Oranre, plete 272 $25. Muftlerl $8, ·Aluminum door &rill 50c, MOVING to Hawaii • Begin-• .. uu :_o;f)Q , .,,_R_.. ch cani1$ good COfXIWoa. ~ .. Costa Mtlll ' 544-8034 ~ Sl5. Maple coffee table New lt'!elnor tun'et sprinkler MARTEL. fully automatic ·ner's irultar, exc..-ellen' con-¥,.-~ -j' ~ Malka!, Hunttngton ""'"""''' used very little sIDce ,com- anUqued ltl'ftn SS. Blonde Sl.50. Hand cuJtivator lOc. el~tric lleater (a ate t y dltion Sl5. Bey's Spyder Ml\fWl#t ~~ues hll¥• 20 · Sf.turday ,0~.Y • , • plete rebuilt ri.J Va1"9 at , 1 MOVING!! '-fan y !)tum· I =-==~~-~-~~ 111 lbing items: Brass fittings, ROASTER bro.lier $6. toilets, pipes, 50c to 110 1 Bathroom utllll)I· shelf $3. -dredging pump., h I g h Curta.lns-kitchtn, bedroom,. ,capacity: Briggs &: Stratton child's, Priscilla 50c · -$4. ,3 hp po~red. wed o~. KHchtnware 10c -$3 . still in box, cost over SlOO. Toaster <neo.i.·) S2 E1eetrlc Sell pump tor $25 and can opener ("NOJ'ks) $2. :el'lrine for $25 ' or under. Electric knife shar,,tner .$4. ;Complete set o( VW Bus Sp.lad at $1. Chlp and dip ·seats: Fron't buckets and 4 set $2. Table cloths 10,C • St . ' ' back bench seats $5. 1-4 Pla~ mats lOc. Canuolea •'m&n tent, good ccndition $3. Roaster 50c. Tlme·All _complete S10. Other cam· co .. ~~ ~~eU $5. GoodAlaple All metal pulsator «prlnkler switch) Sttl. Light folding bike 20'' Sl5. Girl's. wtnter '"MaJfrt\ii '!Ml'tte'q marbl e ''SP!)ON:' .type knee~14' $25. 962-4219. w ..... 1-not au~ $10. 9x $1. Hose .noz:des a Jl'd waik« JU,50,. Jtlillom 300 coa~ 12. and 14,.-\4 ~ch. statu@s •ttomi Jtaly SlO to , 10''. fut .and maneu~b e, I ~~~~~-.,---;,. 12 beiee l"\l&". and pad $25. s pr l n k 1 er s 25c each. e~ectri"'°~~. Pftfe¢t con-Ladies winter: c}othes 8 and $25. See at 934 JunlJ>ero $25, 5'3-3711, Rick. OLD Evlnrude motor, IPftd.v Comer shell $1..50. Golf bag1 · Asiortt'd chlldNn's games, d1tlqn $6. 15.ll l\~lralnar, Apt 10 S2, fD $5. Day bed_ $5, 3 Drfve, Cl'lsia tieSa, 54_~ BABY crtb $}5, Car bed $5. 4 $25. Electric meat l1kfr $3 and SS. Girl's ·new size 3 assembled models 25e each 6 BU.1i313-9JS9 ~•: 1.f chairi, $5 each. Crib $8. · • -· · ·" Walker $3. Baby iterna: $1 to S15. Conn Comet and cue shoe ~ lkat~ ,s7.so. Boy's Trash can cove lOc e h. _ Pll»'pe'n $5. Bellyboard sis. TWIN bed $15. Head boards SlO v Id ane back $25. Kenmore wubu $10. '''" c . .,,. ···--,.:111 ""'· Girl'a •·• _'.:':1 edac · l\10vtf} rewind• ,11tofeeslonal sisi boots and afler~skt bOots Sl.50 to. S3 SO c.ouff and · ery 0 c Old desk phone S 15. "' DOO ._...,.~ ~concrete....,....oped g-si5each Titl.ertttnw'1l . -· ·-· . ' , rocker (KOQd .de~orator . dlibel electric le"'lnr machine, lng stralaht and curved. 4'' and a .. iens for 35 i<:~ ~~ and 7~. $5 each. D,ress-end ~~t& $]:>, Refri~rator item) S20. 163 Del Jar, Depression ata•s ancl new SlO. Brownie flash, Square w · round pebble SU) and $1. 6&&--29i8 ~· ,1ng ta.ble and stool $5. 112• (apt. ·Site) SOO. Ch8.lr ;s. ~ta Mesa. 10 Al\t to 5 l;'M. $1~. Old Ua:ht ~ camera '5. Good, size 10 a&rrfpte ·cement pie(..es · ''1 "' • Highland Drivt, N.S. Sat ~0-Couch $15; \Valkifl..Talkles TYPEWRITER Underwood $1"'$5. Sewin&: cabinet Jlf.50 . lblbea; "K.. lo •'I Shoe 25c a.nd precast cement ,aquare 1WIN bqt t ~plete $25. 4. ' $25. D:ill!es $3 lb $8. DreS&es 84z..8182. c ' _.., ..... s. alabs, all ll)c to 35c. Danish mtide!11 .sofa -~·.BABY furniture S2 to $15. $8 to S15. Bed frames $3. Standard, A-l condition $2S. " •ping items 50c to $5. Butane (new) S3., ·Papler· mache ! , .. and propane tanlm and Santa CLaua 3', 7Sc. Rub-~ · ;"101.zles 50c to $5. l rollai;\>ay bermaid dra,,..·ers S2 each. bed $10. CbUdren's toys, Throw rugs Sl -$3. Braided , , ·yanity. and che1t of drawers rugs 4'Axti $3, 3x4~ S2. + -'p.nct books lOc to $5 1 Purse' 50c. 192 E. l8U1 St., ~su1"fboard 7'2" Down Rau Co&ta Mesa. 646-MU ~o $2. J ewelry Sc to SS. All Assorted tools 25c ,lo SOc. '-fa~ CMJr SfQ.1 Ml'-B ~\'omen's clolhinf $2 to $15. Tires S3. Lawn:mowenf$15. Wen electrjc 10ldering klt, TB~o'·-S~~h~b=·:: kinds <lf books lOc \0. SJ, J-•-r ~~,·-·· -. light Fullertpn Aye,. c, 111 . "A"J4'T Edge· rs ·~. Book or Tr•'""el .like new $5. Regina. e\eci:rtc ,... Dlabel:, &)auea, k It c ll en '""""" "' ... ' ... -... u" 642--4872 ""r .,.. 'IA b'room, like ne\Y $9. Kelsey r.tolli.J' boots $25. Stl'oller Items Sc to SS. Pilttems and set and 5~ llaht& 75c. 826 ROLLER skate1, boy'1 she shelf $7. Wa.sh.ining machine Hicys electric trailer brake Sl. Pk:turea 2Sc-.$3. -.1168. materials lOc 6:i . $5. Men 's Joan Street, _C.M, Call GAS dryer $12, &U-1219 6, like new SIB. 642i-0425 ' . $20. Throw rugs $3~ Books control SS. 548-7165. SPANISH End tables' ff cl6thea "25c to S2. Barbecue ?48-{i919 BABY lamp· ,3. Crib nio&ile, Goon· DEALS! • ·chrome ~· Car parts s~ to' $3. SPRINGS And n1attress $25. eUh. Matclline 5' eoUee $1. Ni-w ironing boiud $4. 1959Cadillacparu50cto$25. $5.Car .W$;3,.l>laY~n'$10. kitchen cba.lrs . $6. 2 Sltrten: · te-nel'at'Ot's, r.taple bed stead5 $10. TV's table $14. Solid a1ate Some free. thingl too! Engine transmission • $25 ~la~ bq: $1.SO, Doi ~use armchairs $4.50 e ac h , carbureto~ $4 E'~Ch. Foam $10 . ..$15. ?i1lxmaster S 5 , portable stereo like MW SlT. 54S-8S85, 1834 Pomona each. Windshield $10. Rear $5. ~ Swivel desk chair-_ $2.50. rub~r $5''. ~phcator $25. Broiler $~0. Set of dishes.SS. Com~ i nation bamnetle. 3:25. Ham radio equipment . $1 to $10, 1 power table: saw "$10. 1 power lawn mO\\'er $5. Tu·o hand laY.11 mov.'el'!I $2 , And $3. ~turday and Sun- day .9 am to .S·pm. 527 ,;Riverside Ave. 642--5919 WHITE old fashioned double ~ti~adboard and tootboard SS. \Vhite 4 drawer vanity with }arge round rnino1· $20., White chest of dn.wers $15. , Twin beds with modern ·headboards SIS e'ach. Dou· llle bed With walnut head- . board S20. Beige steel youth :J>ed \Yilh springs $5. Queen s i ze cotton quilted . bedapread $10. 30"x30"x14" l.c.tark Walnut corner table : With Ne\iamar top $16 . 30"x20"xl8" dark walnut . .,mct table with Nevamar top •Sl2. Play pen SI. Elt!etric 1. 11roner $5. Table lamps 50c I ~'ttl $15.-ElectrlC. can opener ·$t. ~; ton utility trailer S25. t Complete weatheri>roOf car r -lop carrlt'r. 5~2'x3' S20. · ·'DistK!!l Sc to 50c. 1 rabbit :~a& $10. Ladles shoes' size 8 and 8~2 lOc 10 Sl. Ladies ..Clothes sizes 7 to 10, 10c to ' . "JS. Purses Tac to Sl. Glrl'R cloth.ea sizes 4 to 6, Hlc to •, :s1 . 2352 AZUrt', Santa Ana ',.'Heights {near Pali&ades Rood and Tustin Avenue). f j r..;.;"'~ .. 997;;:;::.9 =--.c-=-,...., HONDA 90 drag bike, fast $25. Mlni belly beard $10. ......... BLACK and whi~ oon50le Avenue, 'Coita Mesa. end $25. Front and Nat VERY · sturdY • aqua blue Ha~k Sl. 3 e I e c tr l c Veri:fax ~pie~ $25. 8 ?ttM ·Dresses 50c-$2, Men's, suits dresain~ table' and baby' TV,' good c:ondition $25. Tap-seats S2S. Doors. trunk coucti iopd condltl6n, needs broilers $7. $10, flliniature n1~v1e projector. and scrttn $5. Playboy .ma,gulpes.,25c. bath 3 morith old U4. COICO pan electric ra.rwe, needs '58 DODGE parts, must be hood gu tank ST each cleanlrig $22. Costa Mesa. bar~e S()c. Jewelry 2c -$25. Round patio table $6. Toy&-S:c-$1. Single drawer Infant TV chair $3. 968-8979. sensor fOt' burner with bra.in dismantled, tire and rlm $5. start;r $7. Dashbol:td $l5: 645>~3 ' · Sl . Bedsp~~s 50c • .$1.~5. RAbblt <'ages $5. Cameras file' cabinet s10. ·2 30 TWIN Maple beds $ 2 s. '$2Sd ~ble $5car G vaC\lum, Good radio SlO. Good seats Radiator $25". Sunvlsors Sl. SQFA 9 f~t. :trte. form szs. Dishes, fry pans '~. kit· , sro. -'!"!rpe ·.~rder 'SJ5. Bl't'lad~ay. 646-4837. Folding table, Can Ulle as ~o. 1\\:ks ·$5. ~~~ SJO . Goo d rebuilt Venf .grill.$1. Bumpers Sl;t cost$500.7footdispl&yease chenware Sc · $1. !)Crap Pbrtabl: •TV SlO. &ale OHM~ Cash reg·l.ster, kitchentable$10.536-13l3. ake di h $4 9 U .ndoo transmission $:!0. 646--0735 each. H $1 M te shelved $8.-8' wide window ~rpetlne !Oc ~ $2. Drapes, $3.50. P1cl\tres 25c. Car bat-. works gOQd S15. Early G'Jl.:NltR'AL •j!le'c t r lc ~utdoor s carPer, "new~ ~ arid 646-4760 brake ~ o:ue $7 ~~ sh.ades'neW $$. m.,2943 .curtalrui:., 35c : $1. Old trunk tery $8. ·Trailer hitch $8. bhe.,.y 't1tior shift ! i!lpeed refrigerator $25, Barl>e_JJ aet Tangerine tweed s15. Brus COUCH S25 ... Match.in&: chair be ·25 1 i._.. '>'_....'_ ....,_ A"-l"T"f•QUE •• ~ hair« 2 $1, Me~ s shirts ~Oc • 25c. \.\'heels $2. \Vater skis $10. lrans.mlss!oh $10. 646-4644. 150 pounds $20. Cornblnatlon ama • .....,.. --•>e """· n"~" w~en C ..,. Womens <'lothlng lOc -S2. Snow UJS SlO. Vacuum ' · d' t "'all plaque $1. Pegboard· $15. used, 642--0570 Inside chroi:ne S2 .. ~nt large table lamps wllh Children's clothing (so nie SY.'eeper SlO ' Crutches $8 SWIVEL OUice ch~•r we ight bench an squa black~ 50c. A;ulo food CUSTOM portable record grill SlO. Car seat Sl. oultom shades SlO each, 3 ne\\') 25c • $4. Toys, games, Adj t&bl ·bed ii , no' naugahyde seat, llas arms, r1aamokPS~~tbHigh9tat><>Wnd •SJrodo.· OM. trays, never used $3. 3 pair plilyer, · Garr~ changer Rocker SlD. Night atanda $5 bar stools $2 ea<'h. &l,2-8086 SY.'im fins bike baskets l e us e . ra · steel frame, S20. Rollaway wi gold nubby fiberglass $25. M~'s "Tony Lamas" ea.Cb. Girl's skates -4~ Sis. AVOCADO crib \\'ith good 10 50c'. Dishes, figuri~s. Chrome nm $10. Ro~nd bed, mattress39'"$15. M~tal· classical record collecUon drapes, each panel 40 x 54 western boots, size lll~. Chrome wheela SlS. mattress SlO. ·Bunk beds vases 3c •. Sl.SO. Books, spools ~for tables or ch~1rsl 100. record stand $1· Light many colleclors albums, all long $2. Call 968-3209 after 6 alligator, cost $4S, like new 642-494L need matlresses $ 15 . Hol!day magainzes 5c _ 25c::. $1. Sid shoes .$10. Round"foot weight car rack S6. 54~~29. 111 $15. Go kart frame SS . p.m. • $15. ~ ROLLAWAY Bed $""' 67~ Saturday 9-5:30. 1257 ~tlool•·cro"~}.~,ar$15rad8ol"!'w'11~.· 2 New natural mink hats, A842-83QUAR231U. MS AU I I 'IWOwigsforsalenow$20. · , new, w . • Conway Ave, Co!lta M~sa " """'" · " ,cos~-.S5Qeacb,•1e1~m.ea.ch. & ••, Each new $35 each both DISTRESS map~1 hutch $15. Back 1>4ck $4. Trunk ST. COUCH $20.50._ Car c~er (Nr . Falrvie-w·Baker) ball and bag SS. 886 Towne Th l n. u 5 I ender et ,t e plate, filter, gravel and fisb . with side part black<Short, Fftnch Prov:incial cottee Pink pe&rl toilet seat $5. !(used ~~ $~. R~stlc P?1e 2 70 ~F diving tanks one $2'5 Street, Costa ?t1esa. 645-0077 automatic exerciser cost 2-8 gallon $10 each. S-12 .._" .... '-no, -•-ost new tab1e-S10. l"""•th desk·1s.1 Hampe' r $350 Baby •·nda amp · • uminum 1~ n---~ k.l $!"' sell • .,~ 5 pair gallon S12 each. 17800 Santa v•v u iv.... 04UJ .. ~~ · • • .., chest S2. .Tin snips Sl.50 one $20. QQ"i~nuten s COMP.LETE. car air· con-· -""• · --"· · Anlla, FV, 'near Talbeif &ni:! 673-TI50 dark brown wi& $5. ·:xioo SS. 54S..SSSS. 1834 J;'Omona oos-7963 · rack SlO. Kenrhore portable d1t!(.Hcr '~. Ttansl~tor skis, meta1 1edga,1~_SS. SALE: bicycles t17. Ca!Yl?'90 Maple, Apt. 1. Cos~ Mesa, Avenue, Cotta Mesa, CORNER t Ba A . nd Hwing machine $1D. .paif., Severa pair~ s-1e1 Magnolia, 842-6253. pictures $5. New coffee Phone ~7358 o Y · ve. • &I. 2732 radio tor Car 1l5. 4.n CheVy and ski boots, used, Sf..$10. COMPLETE Kit 1or pro-DINETI'E Table $1S, and 4 Cypttss tn Balboa. Table :>-rear. S25, Sun lacho1neter 33 'player piano rolls 'l5c . cessing 16 mm or regular I ~~ke~!!;sRa~ :'!tta~11e5~ CLASSIC white fur coat, full ~$3), IQOd condition. dishe11: n • 115. Women'£ CHILD 'S desk and Chait .. fi2. ,ooinpletc one , piece: .S25 .. each, au S20. 64&-a80%. film, black and whlte or col· Encyclopedia $5. Brief case cut, belt:M,. aiie 12-14 S15. . cloth1n&' $1-,5. 'Oval 9xG rug, .belie-. 0. Chrysler alternator rebuilt CHEVY Straiglit alCle with er, apron type, s~en S7~ 421 Belvue Lane, Bal New Otte CUsinl' shoes S~-!i. PAPEJt ·Backs 10c to 20c. VW bug chains SlO. Red ccco Chil<!ren's t~s .. asso_rted 25c ~. ~ew ste-phens 12 puge drqmS__plus wheels OOmplete steel reels, easy to ut, f'X· Penn. 673--2795 ~%%a:!e,11&it!_ Ba.Wnette • $2. ~dtt"-n's mats $10. Sid rack S2.50. ~~.Slg~~~eni!:alf:Z:. !14~ shot gun $2S.' Pontlac lwod u n It · s 2 o. -.Steering cellent results S25. 53&-3411. 3 OISHMASl'ERS SlO. S22. 2 Island. 6?3-lS93 c!othes 25c-Sl. Adu lt s Wood steering wheel Sl7.50. Sylvla Lane ,. New'p Ort i:nolflt tl\¢lwl'll1J;ter$t5. 50 lb mec~fllsrn •55 Chevy PHC1I'O darkroom f~· double ,ink faucets $5 _ SlO. clothe~ tJ.-$2. Speak'er $5. Ping Pong table and e'qulp. Be ch 646-US9 lam1nate<l hunting bow with pickup · $7..li',· Chevy BeU ment, print washer $4. 6 sho\\-er ll(!&ds $1 . $4. 2 THER?.tAOOR turkey 2 pan 'J'.ire11'$4, Car sea.ts' 50c each. ment S20. Skis 185 steep in a · arrows_and qu.iver _Jl5 •. HOWrtilll $4.98 •• 646-4644. -Paper safe $4.SO. Kodak~ •-ir drvers •A • $5. FM roaster and rack $5. 2 tiered cOnsole sewing ma.chine bindings $25. 642-1826 MAGIC Chef stoye S20. Hurst ·uoor shift SlO. 1967 ..,. •. .,, "'ilh • ~ools llO. •-ly contrast 1Uters, eet $4.50. ·~ ., ~ Dun Phy! tab! " 1-p b . Secretary desk with top T 11·1 t · · OIU\< " " a, ....,,. small radio $8. T~writer can e e .,... 8 MJ, orta Je $15. Lamps $1.1WIN mattress box ·springs book $20 613-47.7& orque 1 e ransm1ss1on tlqUe radio lwork'I). s15. Easels $2. ~ 25c . steel table $5. 2 clock radios sterling silver cocktail a.nd Pictufta'Sl-$2. Child's cheat and frame $1.S. Box aprtngs case · · $25. Pair bucket seats $20. Black and whlte· TV $'5. g 536-3-117. $3. $8. 2 small barbecues $4 ice cream forks, cn;pefrult and mi!Tor $20. 2 broilers $7.50. 642-3313 HANGING ia.i:t'P $9. Bamboo Dodge truck radiat or $15. MM movie camera fY.'l:>rksl I ·SLANC:::CO:T'-',"""'1.:,...~~UO.~"' .. N~e-w-oldd • $6, 2 TV stands $3 -$4. 2 and bouillon tpOOns $2.50 $2. Hi&"h chain $2 l!ach. SCRAM LETS (2)· $17.50. Pic.ture SOc. ~11 Chevy Plck·up 1~ for parts $15. Brand new lighUna set corner rue nae stand SJ,J. tire lld'eelW $4 • $6. AM-FM each. White lamp baae Flo11.·er arnngement $1. ' • ca:t $2.50. Ski shoes <1,1 n l $5 to S25. New pool cue $5. up SlO. A1r pres•ure drill Antique spool bed $25. Lamp n.dio $8. 391ll~Channtl Pl, $1.511. ~ .... / 14:2:1 P ri1c1·11 a Lane, $15: Gold carpet SlO. 523 Chevy a'utoiliatic· rear-End $10: Knlgbt m u·1 ti pl ex $6. Pictures u-u, Electl'ic N.B. 673-1603 APPROXIMATELY 50 yards Newport, near Irvine and ANSWERS Santa Ana Ave., N.B.· · 'Sl5. Ford 8.nd C tie v Y adapler $15. SM ' Traverse grinder SlD. M~bnac tervioe J}.fPORT Ionfllne British Used nylon and woo 1 Do'ver. Saturday onJf. SATURDAY ape! Sunday, 1eneratOrs $5. Wooden Drlw. C.O.ta Meu, 54S..74~9. ton 8 $5. Woodm door $5 . pullover s we a-t er s in-carpeting 1 Id $25 REF R 1 G ER· Dred B 1 -Sle mattress and bOx springs $5 ,pallet ts SOc ea.¢,t. M"1c~ fine POWER ·Takeoff, ·complete Electric iron $2. g,reg ~ OAK desk, 30xti0, $25. Coin eVTY>nsiVf) for tht unt-•e ' 0 ' • ATOR $20. ge-aon-re·-CllCh Set'Melri18.c dishes$3. storare racks. Phone c 4 d 125 women's, SI pa.tr. Bookl operated coke machine $25. nr-,_,.., . 5'S-623l ~ CU 1tc~ $~ .. Cotfee Cactus -CRm or a ~GE . Hous°ehold goods Si -$5. 975 10!' he?" spee ' . isc..fl. Jee crusher $2. I Movie screen, folds into CaUstyling64,_and7937quallty $12 • $lS. VIRTUE dfninc table 36" x t&Dle $20. Walnut Shelves A toueh ex-cqn rem1nfsces: 1.Ansl ng· Lane, c .M. '54~ Su64.><llnd•1! Sa.tUJ:daY,,. ~9017 DOdre 5f*ed 1 truck Clothei: $3. CI & I I ware .(box, like l'lt'\V S 12. 5 O. . 48" plua two leavta 125. Six S15. Pool table $25. 2027 ''When l was ~-they didn't ..., tnuismlsslon compete with . -"' f.iardware, Jor door & • TENNIS raclrets W i I & on Virtue chain •'1<:.. Twin bed Ora.nee Aveilue, Cost a know whether to buy a CRIB 5 PIECE dinette $20. Kettle OLD fashion~ iron bed S25. Bell h'ou&ing $15. 64~. SOc-$5. Jewelry 50c ea"'"· d1-esser, tOc each. New· 10 metal TI!XlO $25. Sflt.uldlng _, MeSa. or a CAGE." barbecue $lD. 64~5774 Twin bed S25. Crib, sheeta 161 Dodg!' parts: Fenders $3. Porch ·screen large $IO. Red • . • p ladder $15. Trailer m.etal \\1th &11t $25. Call now SlO. Blsatll Sh a mpoee r ADDING 1 SEARS wash.in& matjilne and pillows S20. Dressing Doori 33. i-toOcl $2. ·Tail caution flags 50e each. Sat. 6 3-45&5 $3.50. 6' stei ladder $3.50, LIKE Mahopny7-Zeuith mach ne, Bur· s~ "'"'9'n • -. only, Ch.ateau Blanc, 10091 Jiitch $3. Old leather tru~~· ' , Elecbic heater $2 .50 . atereo h.i-fi $25. Pair light rougM 10 column S25. "'¥.· .,...,., .., .a.rul cb8JV:llti table Sts. ga,to S5S2. y.Largl J...:IY,'",~· Sparrow Ave .. Brookhurst lop and front open Sw. WILSON tennis racket with Kllch.en ladder-chair s2. green baJTel fireside. chain Eastman maga.zln!!S load Be.RGAINS plore, ABioqrted BookeaAe $10. Round drop-n ce. · "Ol"''"'.:1e ea '""r So. ot Elli•. ruares at rfar. etal cabinet 5%' xl~~· $8. gut sbilies $16. 8-crifice Serye 8 Brookpart dlihea SS. t15 e h Le the. movie <'amen. 16mm $25. pieces of sllvtr $4 to SIS. 1$1 table sw. Coucl\ $25. coat, size 42, good condition BEGINNER Gui and "Hea'Y)' maplL cy#ee ta,t?Ie_ ~7.H~ · Picnic kit ter'Ve-l0~$4. tabl~~ce~ :a.bl: 1~~ c;'~~ Brass des.k Jamp_ $~.50~ All \Ylcker chai~ $11 ~ch. Wall Gold ch.air $15. Odd di!lelle S2S. 642-9~. cue; like new ;::. Road ~l1lb0.1 •1•edl2• 'te0mme1d boo~ k rofiandee ST.UDIO co_ uch, ;meet con-Sickroom -.--11-$2. Can-S48-Ill62 2473 F . · good condition., Cill f9l:.3262 -ti replace -Sl.5. cat-pets $1 chairs '15c'"each. Drapes SlO NICE: <U'i1derwood portable race set and earl SJ8, Photo , I! e a, s ditlon ""~. .._.ca ' airway -yard Sterec l!peaken in tak all Pl tlo k typewriter with case StS. 1'e 1 old bottles lOc to 120 .,..., nlng suppllea Sl.50. Bad· Drive, Costa Mesa. NEW &:Wealer, cost to $13, b' · 115 T ~ t .es • a rm .J"9C er 11 . h enlarget $25, Large rwq a . ** 494-9210 ** m.inton set (aood> for 4 SS. now $5. Dresses and suits ca inet . o}'!I ..N\; o $5. Large chest or drawer1 eadrllan c eek protector hanging lamp $15. 6 metal . "l'ool box for pickup truck 2 BrRD .. cages. $3 and $4. 1.f Arizona magazines $1. 3 Piece Samsonite Iuarare 50c -$5. DJshea 5c each, SI.SO. ~P Sl Infant cl~thes $20. Sweaters 50c. Oak chest SlO. G.E. Ex~re meter kitch ·chairs' $4 ea, 842-3079 'SlS. Ht.nd tools 25c to SS. Firescreens $6 and ••. ~ew $25. Pine bed, ear I Y Jewelry 25c to $2 200 2Sth $2.50 takes all. HI chair $8. of drawers $2.J. Small table I ,!15~.,Jl>l~'~a~l ~~~lce~r ~t'~·~6134262~~':· 12WiiJE'JS~';w'b;;;';;;&;!iil Amplifier and speaker for ~ Mqazinea 5c -lOc. Hanock American $IO. Treadle eew--NB, lower rear · Wagon whl'.'l $1D. Tables $1 SID., 646-3065, 2636 santa I i.ADDERBACK , T\vln beds 2 WIDE 15" VW bus wheels guitar $10. 2 Tv stands, Sl S\\ing set S20. 'r'oys.5c -St. $2. Chip and dip set $1. ing machine cabinet .,0, _ each. Bedspread $~ · Hang· ..w:: 1 k and -'d Boo with 8()()..15 $25, 4-8251S" UI- S.ch. 2 framed tapestries Pink mp: 6'x8' $20. Shutters Table Unen1 lOc -$5. Pots, 64~9 """ ANTIQUED blue bvin beds Ing ·tarilp $4. S\\•eepmaster Ana Avenue, No. D. .....,. 8 ac ' · 11..,. Ion ed Urea good oondltioft $5 .iron1 Ecuador $15 each er $12. Chiffon robe $20. Baby J?MS, PYrex lOc .. t l. .. ' S25 pa.Ir, Antiqued blue f?/ln s2: Lad!ell ski boots (9!ze 7) DINEiI'E Set S5. 2 dinttte a:ooker SlO. 2 wicker bar. each. 2-15" cleated snow ~!.h for S25. Bob sled S12. equipment $1 S 1 3 · Footstool 75c. TI owe rs, 2 Bench belt sander $15: dreSIUS $25 each. Antiqued S2 and SlO. New electtlc sets $20 each. Wom1m's ~tools $l0 .. Lamp $2, End tlrH S1A VW bul trailer j)lt. Pest trap $6. Vibrator pWow Children's and 11 rl ult frulta dry and plutie tOc • Machlnl5t tool box $5. 4" blue lamps SlO pair . hair' curlers $6. W8.ter skis large size clothes SOc-.$2. ' tliKlles . $lO, Small ~ ch $L.V\V'.biif ttat 1e1.C $5. $4. 1l cale stools for clothing ·15c • S-1. Room 7Sc. Bone cups, saucers Bench viae Sl2. Antique jib 64&-7395 SS. B9.th.room faucet and n1an's clothes box $5. $4.SO, Skls SID. Saturday VW &Jr cor'lditioritf leu , 1 I •• h dividers 115 Furniture U S5 Sho · ""-y Sunday,· 502 Avocado, ·· .. __ •'"" . ..,, -•1 · ~un er, turquo se-• .,,, eac · · • SOc. Bread bOx 50c. Deccr saw . P cabinet nnd CLARINET with cue plus aink $5. Medici ne chest S3. Ceramic' lOc-"""". oultg Co ,dtl M 67 •. 7004 eomp.ni...,,-.-• .,... 6-on Brown case for carrying $20. 21125 Ch.illon WaY, Top candlea lOc _ SOc. Nice s torage lines $1-$3. acceuorie's $25. ~~ New pressure cooker · $7. 846-3818. r9"-ll · ar. > ' butane tank with capacity !:S:n!:;~Oc A~~ar~~mBa.~~ l:ea~~~ ,:;:· Laa un a Chrilltmtu deooratlons le -\Vheelbarrow $5. Power RCA V I c tor fad l o Bed $3. Wall panels $1 each. BABY' bed $-1 . Walker $2. SWtNG Set St. 644-1763t ~:r coa:' :W'ti:~~ 75c. Fruit c~e tin& lOc. edger S15. TS' garden hose phonorraph _ hl·LI console Trays 50c. Books $1. Art Deluxe papoose child car· REFRIGERATOR SlO. Twin l;;-==-=,,,-=---'°'I gate $1 .. Cedar box S.t 2 USED davenport good con-VaMa, dithes; rlasa watt Sc $2. Garden nark .. ader $2S &42-6020 ' books $2. 1312 Cambridge rler $lO. Ph.one 540-4435 bed trame, headboard and 8 FOOT colcl-tofa, very good l!-m ps $2 and SZ.50. M~ ditlon green and rold S25. 'l$c 9 $8 Child's bicycle $8 Card · · Lane (oft Ji lghland), box springt ss. Sofa and condition ·· $25. Royal tin S25. Iron pot. 3 legs 673-2928 ... .. :00. 5:00 untll told. ru~ cabinet& 11-$3 .Ell' tt BEAUTIFtJl. dolls all Y.i tb Newport Beach. 646'..1355 C.Osta Mesa chair. $5. lamp 50c' port, typewriter Sl5. 5J6.0206 O. Old books and older 3 DRAWER wain· .. low boy N320t_,!rtn~ •• '!._U'bcr Ro&d, ad~ . b' 1· 115'° A new hand made clothing for 9• so'A 11• 8, 1• •• 2 23" BLACK and white TV in Mamo~ine rack soc. Chest~of l ~==~=~~---t bottles lOc lo •$10. 1935 ,., ~..-"""'-"" . .,.-.,.ssll1i' ca ll)t • " Chrl&tmas, from $3 to $10. 1 "· 50 a ..,. al b' •-. , .. WASHER SlO. Rdrlgtntor Chevy pic}ru~ grill \vlth (TV or stereo flt inside) $25. . dn.wer cabinets $1 each. barie hand 5 titched .framed tables S20. Single bed $8. Fre nch Pl'cvinci ca inet, drawers $1. G1r~ s .bike 26 $1S. 2:IOV huter $5. Encl radiator $15. Old Harley 45 Belt electric exerciser S25. COUCH, mlid :rock maple Rack tor metal or: wood $5. basket of flowers nice !J?uble bed SlS. Desk SlO. needs small tube $20. Large $1. Baby rwlmm1ng pool table& S3 eieh. Sldia $5. lO'i ta k nd I tru t Double dresser S25. Ne\V frame with *ix cushions $25. COlJOi AND •·' $!5 t Cbri I ift' .,.,,.• N Dinette $6. 2 small end blue sparkle drum set S 50<:. Camera trl-pod, .SOc. ski bootl t!'i, CoUch $10. Ste- gas n a ns men baby Mp pad $2.50. ''New 546-9602 c ..... r · co· 5 mas g ....,, · ew tables $6. Small colftt table piece $15 each. New red vel· Slus with pol~s $3. 2226 tlonal $10:" Up bOl'I tertd dpeaenerlhe$adl0.$5.S!Bmlal!I "uiW:~~ baby poose caITler" S7. WEDDING albums, new and fee and end tables m. Vinyl ste.reo &peaktor aystem $l5. $3, Blenders SlO each. Radio . y,1 $W~g lamp, 59st $65, sell Sta.le Ave., bi: tween Victoria tocnr $5. l301 Mumter Dr., ,. Large lamp and &llade S3. beautitul $40. Ndw SU. New, covered rattan chi lr $5. 2463 Kodak movie light bar $5. $5 File boxes and &helving · $15 S' Ou-istinas tree still ln and Wilson. HB, 5JS.:IOS4. Avenue,COs:ta.J\1eSA, l bl ock Coffte and end tables S5 1, lhe 1 Uy A. Elden. 548-286!1. Electro~!c 'P9.r1I SOc per •t!.' Lamps 11 each. Call box. $5 50 <-"\.-~ size 5-511 LOVE •·,tsofa, ............ rts ln. :;;-~=,-,,,-=~~=•I east of Newport Blvd. gorgeowi,. a r am box 1~ gaJlcn aquartum ..,, · · ...,,.....-• 'll• ~ ""'"'" 10 SP~ED bike $35,. 5361UI. each. Pttel'!llOn 11 ro I I er. aJJ,ufn S25. 548--8236 8 'I'rack auto tape player $25. with fiah. b a ck&: round, 646-5794 ~ and SI. Several s:-''eaters to 4lngle bed, ~lge antique RV AIR radio, \\'Orka $7. rumble uat $3. Suitcase $3. 4 track auto tape player t18. pump filter and many e.x· WHlTE dresser, milTllr And J1 each. 5 gaUon Jns1de wall gatJn S25. 54~1679. KINQSJ~ B url,i Q rt on ntiac chri:ime rims $10. 24 bras& knobs lOc each. NE\V Teaa Tut DI al Glrlard record cha.no-er .-,i::, ll'U i~. Playboy book• "~-end tables 1· 18. Rollaway paint ·S4.50. Plumbing fix· mrfioh sheet:!, 1 ·nfttd, T ' 646-4644 l.ar'g'I! told frame $ 3 . 1'1<11Cator .o6o5" $20. New ""'" _,,., ... .~ _, . ~ $1 bo N bl MEDIUM Wet .suit 5 zipper flat, .~ ~-$2 eacb. .. ~ . 673-&1GC Mitutoyo d't'lh mtcrometer ........,,.-,. ell:!<_h! rJ!one !!12-!!~· ·4~ _E. fra,!Ue $8. ~ n1eta! spri~ tures x. ew mar e $20. Blender $5. 2 matching ~aeon. AaUn boUnd bl&s1kitts \ E Sewing machine, 1''..f" 2 117'' bue Sri. Ne°'w LADIES English 3 speed 19th Street, Costa Mesa . fl.:itl. ~pt. i:are gas ra111ie $0. pullman .~top $(. . New ;~'ord& s5 . each. Swedl!!h SlO. Q(llt'&d l•nHcNe satin :... good cond!Uon $15. 536-3288. BARRETT Brake tool $25. 40 leet new metric ta bike $22. Boy's Schwinn 2 GATE Christmas tree with ~lecbic steam heater $3.50. ceramic tile $2 eaeh. Jnel,de blonde .wig, nfw $25. IPf1!'.l.da·,U,S. All~· price, PLATFORM Roclrer, pxi 548-8236 and Pdle p 548-CS3 P. speed 2-i" bike $20. Army lilhts $2. 6 Stmson m'etal 2569 Santa. Ana Avt~uc. door s2.~. Set ~t 4. 64 &i:z...mi. 1 new ,petf~ and pec!!agtd, A'Ondition $20. Tapestry SID. 0000 \11orkin&: J>l'rtable TV . . . cct $3. 6+6-3880. folding cha.II'! In rack $12. Costa Mesa • Che'll)', hub caps $5. D11hes BICYCLE: SUllft'llY $~. 3 alto lout bunp,,, table and 536-3828. S25. 54U936 CORVAIR Turl>ochAJier $25. ~ Maple: Double hearlboard STAINLESS steel anchor S20. 10c each. 117 E. Bay Street, speed boy's m Good con-Door:\. $5 to . sis. 1Arge PING Pong table, paddles, DOUBLE book~ bead· MQ\lntinp: $25. Co r v a Ir toR s.Ie: 'Circular tiutdoor SXI. Bench SlS. Dreher $25. Flberglus 42'' wide,, 50c Coala M~s·a. 642-8746 dltioo. 642-~m. • mutt -tOior ~ scene, net SlO. 842-8363. board, nlce, $'7.50. 646-1324 clutch/Btll ~. Cbromies ~~dine ~:!$/J. bAntlque Heavy '"'Cl'kShOp table Sl5. yard .. Conipa1a SlS. Bait tank. SATURDAY 10 to 4, 2-7:'&14 new t1rH and Ford tram e. $:1 O·, VI a In u t VW_,_, osed 12.SO. all 5 for VW .... -.: Hub caps ""-SU. all JOl)d, 544-8034 ....-.... ,. mac ca !net $5. Gt.rden tools lOc tc $1. Patio parts $3. ~75 Lansing Lane, De.....,....;.., panels 50c to $5 Q1heels UO each. 2 7.3')c1A fr a me $11 O. Walnut ·~.... ......~ ill..: "'""'°~======·I Srroller S2. Baske.tball 115 •-rt -•r cl b 1 ~-1ta Mesa "A"""'" "¥~.... . · .. booi..,.. .. --·'-'_. -Odd !ftO, ~lono amplifier and each. Air cleaner $3. Rear G. E. ke!rlgentor:!reezer bac board . · uc 5"' u R "• '""" · i1't\l""V'UV Great Chril!tma" g 1 ft s : tires and Fm,d wheels $10 'l)4""'• ·~~•p•,. -· f;trrard phono in chairaide bumper $10. 3 lites $8. Ex-$25. Phone fin..CM5I le and ~P $2. tabt~. benches ,00 parasol HEAT'ElRS. wall SS.000 BTU, Girl's clothts. slzt ~10 l!)o t&C~ 2 5:20 x 10. boa1.,.h'aller li~.:-~tria '11""6. SU'm" •l!i:blnet S25. 96l-i519. h1u1t '5. Rear hood SlO. All KW'S 3-apetd record player, ~ ~~bl~29~:P ~ Sl5. 1..tlt aoU ;-clubs se~ like ·new $25. Call ~ ·to SL Ladi~ clothes size is:1 1lte·t st , e:ac.h. "~1782 'er chea\ '!f\b~ ' drawtr S5 • AQUARIUM, 5 p.Ilon with parts are '66. Call 548--5991 twin rpe&ktn, recon1 itand, · ' bar, sbo;ea, US. B 1 e e ~ OLD Whit.e sewing macblne, 50c to S2. Game,:and teya 5e 54~9.\ ' ' =84.,.1=-=""·~·=·-=-===-I «il>-Sand fil ter, decorations, "rRA N S M I SSION "AXLf Sean. COit fl), sell $12. :bta Drive, ~~eaa. pr\~~· ~;!, P;• t~r;1• ninS wtU $10. 673--1<l18 . to $1. Vapori~r. t!'C. Sere.en 'WOOD' ))ining table sis. A· PA9Ci lt:A~ .PAR4DISE - i'!titany extras all Jor $7, Corvair: Stick transmission 549-M · 6 Larks?ur, na de! b,utt'tO:.a ue-m«: 78 RMPCONVERTlBLE tw.in bed door 36"x!IQ': S1 Rud.son. ~~·f~·.'[tt; ~So ..,~1 ~2 Plco;1,.ti.tm0ff hll1 to 91f 968--781S. Ctnalr; Stick overdrive M_ar. Antiquts '2· to S1S. records tOc tc Sl. Speciftl : lounge S20. 2 foam bol&ters sprayer .n. .Jr.1cn~•·· Ic e ·~1ht.ed .. ~le.~~ . $lS\ , , , Pres11:1lc, {Jan. Cemente. Wlffil..POOL Washer $23. tra.n~mJssion; Studebaker 6: fdICKEY Thomp1on LlCnel Train $1{1. 2 maple Fale Fl i ..... Saucer .Na• SJD. Crey walnul bed1tead skate11, site lo $t; Waler Chevrolet .J)tl'f:1· $1: ~o. '5, ~latnt• ~t ~iS?tlie Mt. ~nlll 900:<18 new •~t tlre O\evnil~ auto transmlu tcn ~~'~=I~~ ~ chairs S3 ea~h. i:er with Oonai >'G"e.o gr a j,h l C and hudboud $10. AMOrte.d skis $4. Snow '5kis, 5afety .Altrq wh~ls fo~ (;orvajr ~· ~~·~ 3~ve~: $IO. 327 headers ss. 988-049. V-8: Chevrolet V-8 motor, cane seal $ O. . c;lru':" marailnes 25e e11.ch. Hun. table • lamf>S $3 i ac h . bindings $5. :W~eh'• akl F.~con with, URI 125. GU di ~ eedt: 2 iece hutch YICTORIA Guitar t 10. good cond'6Jon, each $25. each. ~ SlO • .Doll bc!d $4. Child• dreds ot excellent book• ~ Blanket bench. purple ·cord boots, $5. Opd'il :.._·aaon $2. , ~.r aeU ~lied lawri ::S each lec-e : ta bl ilQultar S5. Small TV work!! Corvalr '61 radio $t. 26 GA·LLON Pemco rocker $5, ~SUI. each, Workshop tools 25c to .$.12. , Slipper chair S8 . Electric htt;$ "St , Bike f1\ovtfr, iwed~ r'°"k !1°· flon.I ·nt..~ 00:,.• S~~ P-2.M. OU painting $5. nella way beds 112. aquarium With 't'0\'1!r 1.nd TWO TV's SXI and $25, Play SI. M$..9797, 3.13 Magnolia Maho&&AY expandable table whcel1 2Sc.· ~ 11.50. 64WIOS-, 1 ~ Motoftila• b ... d SIS Ollw ·aple CO\l.ch $JO. Set Homemade tow her J6. heattt1·$2S. 1J.ltnd for same .pxl. Vacuum cleaner, tank Stteet, Co11ta ?.le&a ·119. 842-4228 _ Garbage dll~,,S-3. Floor J..TA:LlAN ·.P;~prN!ttln~ redlrdnl chaJi' '1i Oold ~nte 't'heels, new $1!. 3\~ ~l()l8, any day or·ew n:. SlO. ~ boX_ of aquarium type Sl2. GE ta!Xe ractlo $3. KfNMORE washer s 2 s , ANTIQUE clockJ S25 each. tJJe S1 box} ~k,.chah'· $4 •• &l~\lare atid.,otramlc tea1 awtvtl racitr wt thou t HP outboard motor S25. ttpt Sunday accetaoria $7. 540-&996, 270 Phone ft6..1525. whlrlpQOI \\'8sher S2S, both 9t6 ' lllh Street, Huntlncton Plumbing rr.t~s Sc 10 SOe. ooff'et. dem.i:tane wine and CUlbloB ta~.·fl.t&t~ T .. rstutled chair $5. 21'' TV, ·works \:ery rood. JoaMSt.,CoctaMeu. 2 Trainse1si25.eacfl.1l'aln uceUent.S48..s.t;,.t , 18eaeh Arearoas tl;~lehook ~t ~ets,~~bowls, cuah lOA "'l •lO. Maple ~'!l1ee:Uanecu1;° auto palnt $2 $2?. "M&-8'J36 OLD treadle WhiW-ll!wln& board $5 Sand bcx; $3 VE;dA.'itATIC $4 H b f n e 'f NEW Turner Lore burnlne anchor $3, ~· .... 19741 ui .I() d ·fDd ~•,:rlln&: tr1,: 11evennar· end table SS. gallon, l keg nallt $3. S FORD ~~k ~. tirtl, $25 machine S25. Chftlmc table Wooden 'slider Ht s s: electrlc.cuJtar, 6 rtrtn.r $2S. r!antem ~·New pet 1door . Ma ts on la ,Lant . near ·~t\ ~'sio ·~0e $2~. 1~ Ud_t lp •can oo- gallon plOlfne eaa1 SUO eactit ·lO _Wk\tVW .. an<lJchatn'8.-0ne-tert6. PilfJonacap·ISr.Blkeputs -.AJnpllfitrtt&~and~ 1~ anlma11 t.'· New Brookhlll'!l!.i.ed·!~dam s, ~ •;934 J'.unl er.; ~lahjf$$.NeullN', . Mtl. 5;3J--ui0. no eich. &4M70S !!Wivti chtlt '$1 i;:, ·s.m. 2Sc IO 41. Lawn NWer $10 .. roW $5. BfunaWick men·~ lily~ aolt cert with' bUill·ln Glen Mar t~ct.:m:!70 t?rlYe Co.ta Ms p 'bis CU'~ ~ C'O'llltr $$; k!ffi#_ Headboud wllb UNFI~ t drawer Tomp,CM~~~-1Ar1eacconli&n·$2!1.2. ftrure fee 1k&.\es, s{u .8. ~.,.ted~lO.ColfbaJ11 -CUTTINO itt ;NC¥'oxygen --,-' ,, ,1· ·M~~4ctop ... \!ttpe1 $JS. Mowtr $3. -drnwr with fonnica top • . ;.;:c;: . ~ ikrNs. -32\i" x--fi6" $9"eaeh worn once $5. New $Ur99 uJed Uc: eaC:h. DO wta.-Nhr iNr ~t,yt1ge CUJ.P:I $23 ,~t,_~&-~t\&-SlO; YV! n.o~~- rtJii+-que motO'l' 8nd spit $2S. 3 dra..._Tr cheat $10. WET 1Wt, ltPJ!fftCI ~I. -.t>.u ftrnlt re St Head: '1iJehtbac$io.~12il · allvtr plated 3 pleti oorfff e ch Nevtf .. ~Nd ~ NCG 1~'5~flQ.1?ach:V\". ·Je&f pt~te ~ tx, ff"' j50. Pinic dectirator S~rto hfad pmne_. SS. J>lc-n.tdlUm $5. Btnan• petl .,..,,. 1 u . · • . ~ · let $14. New Sunbe.am cite.. 1. • ,.#< • Bli:~t ~. 1$10 CllCh: spray 'pall\(~ Oamt SJ). jitfad& $3. Sham• $1.!50. tun ~· "\!nfinlthtd 45c alalom wa\er aid $10. Elec-lJOlrd $1. ·Rad» rtcoi'd Thne card racks 'SS. both. T0&1tma&trr fry pan $12. torch with '!!p.~ r ti!' $25. •tqt.i1sl or ~9. : . . Vfcu_tu•n', 1Cancte retary Jhble CC\.'er $4. 8*-0982. to tlSC, Ui'Ltlnlshed ainc&e and tr\c tlCJotftbrutb 11t $3, ToYt: play~r n. 133 • 20th, Cotta Kocwer wctmm duner $8. N~w pouch type all lea tor Sf0;448S Co~Hll . 10 0~!11 Q\ilrl ••· • bntsK; ~· $», f9!"J..S219. 'QJAIRS ~StO. 2 rnd doa1Jle fMll'lt'I Madboa.rdt .... $peee Statkm S2. Ztr614, a.nt Mea. ~: 838-1161. bq $25, Old oil painlil'IK ~n . 1\EAUTlrUL ~ 1 fU':&l , plett' with rtand: u5mi.~: ~tQU£ &fian ""'* t.Mes S;'i eath. 2 drapes, 4 tt'lltk rape "pla,ytt ss, 4 4um. •'OOde:n ra 11 .road, 2 _ VOLKSWAGEN rl~ aJ1(I 21 " ~ TV, aound I: pi~ rourxt frarq, $10. 8424228: Mw piJ>t'I b'Q!&-_.'f\lt'ICS>'· 01to ,. Aqtrl riurn both' for S20, l llv· dqpn. ~ ~ ~de. $1 0 each. Lamps $5. In.ck tlpel SJ.~ e.dL' H suPtr City, t>'Plwnttr $1 tins '$10 each. 1 larp, ltnt ture $25. Black and white BABYLINE crib. ·mattress 'ly $1.5 eacarh l D_'he1'f!.$45l. Jria r1p9m lamp&:\-SS taeb. ttorn 1JO toi125 See at SU :Fmarlnes .$1. Mirror $10. Ktllybrook, Costa Mtta. each. s:;ame1, books, toys Ja 5" 1it · 30U l"Cruit "portable TV ~. Phone $15. Pvtl dip ta.nk t$. 99l 934 Jun! :t>riye,, COila 1'iinchi"t>owr ft. JruihtJf-slhk llunt~Dl"lW ·Colla.._. '3S-85IB. 540-9779 Wc -1Lfi4.<15U • S.turdayonly.S4Wt'l8 -. • ' l'mll<lloDr.546-116'" ·· M<,.,54 --~··· · J5,'~. ~ -• ~ ··~ -' ,·j " • • I -. I • • n ·- ! ! . ' I , I • \ •' ' • • : ~ • ! . . '· I ' G ' JllJll';-·s.·~. Noimlbti'l4, 1970 hJil)ltftjjij TltANSPORTATION _..,,.-RANSPORTATION TllANSPOllTATION-'TllANSPOlli ATION .. TllANS~riATION TRANSPORTAttON··· TRAHSPORTAtloN "l'RANS,ORTATION j -~ ' 501~11' -'"' MMlli Roinee '201I Moblle -t201I Mobile -· t201I Trvcka Kit 1Wcldi -J"'fl! · • · '510 lmportod Aul'!' ·-Imported Ce rs -NOYEMHll-~ ; · - l vor;ytjllnt fllUlt .JOI , No .... wW.4'f19r tu"'"~ e COLUMBIA 11: ltCI e CORONADO ~. lMS, loaded, • • co~~'27<~··· 1oaiJiM1 .............. otter .• l:Al'llOltlll1Jnbr<...:... loaded • ~ e 'rnOROUGHBR!:D JG lots.Qt extri.t • ' ·:MOBILE. HOME LIVING FOR AS UTn.E AS ' .. e YANKEE 24, beautif'Ul r 1 ?ttU!lt 11eil! I MANY. BELOW t'OST • SAVE NOW, YACHTS JWYALE INC. 2912 w. Coaat Hwy, ~o il' VENTURE: -W/Trtr._Slps 4, Mad. Loads'. of Xtrasl f.J\At See .to j.pptte. $2S50, • * .-~ .S.U-0831 16' HOBIE c..t, 3 .• mo, Alcapulco yell., q>tnpl saU1, n1oving, must .. sell $1250. "H\21 ' ... · ... SLOOP 21' Nice cab!A, rig. ging, mft'T, 'Otlfh:Jald, all like new, ~...;n::;J&W·ot reasonable Ofd-r.~5-{1:295 NE\VPORT 34 .. eri!ke. lm- mac. $5750. <rl&' <COit. .sen for $30iO. ~9-1941 . * NE\V SOLING • Ne~ u ... ed. Priced -to .te~l! Dys/548-8781, ·~oo. Lido 14 '850 New rover, ' Good trir No.ll7'5. ~- Power CruiMn · -9020 ;).)' OFF·SHOftE diesel cnilser. Long range. Xlnt rond. Survey perfect . $19.500. \Vrite. E. B. Smith, ZU4 N.E. , lotth st, .Van- couver, W'5h. 98665. Will deliver. '61 ESS ·& ESS Cabin Crul&er. $2700, Good shape, 1/1, radio, o.r .. ~P Olrysler V~ve. inbrd, bait lank. NeWJX111 ·H.'a·r bor SLIP. Terms. 615-8913 Spo-Skl Boats 9030 14' Sid boat, 45 horse Mere. 0.8., big wheel trap~, $600. Will take P.U, or van of equal va1ue for trade. BJ6.~n 18' CENTURY 175 HP gr. marine low bn. Hull good cond. bst offer. ~2805 Marine Equip. MISC Electronie reJ1&1r equipment & parts.. All or part. 642-9201 days; aft 8, 962-4981. • I NEED A 4 CYL SM. MARINE ENGINE * 61>3949 * Boat Slip MWl,. "'9a6 15 TO 30 ft.· silpt; avail. ·tor po~r boats. Also ·dry storage for boa.ta & trallen Bayside Village, 300 E. Coast Hwy, N'pl Beach. •PVT dock for up to 28' motor boat <>n channel. 673-2ti62 aft 6 pm I DOCK spact avail for up to 30' boat. $50/mo., * 675-4192. BOAT Slips N.B. 14·32' )JO"""er boats. From n.iS · $1.95 I>"! ft. 548-5551 BOAT SLIPS Up To 35', NB. 548-5383 Boat Rentals 9031 Rent A Sailboat Cal 25, alee:ps· 4, fully equip. ped, $30 per daY, 'vkdys: $40 Pf'.r day wlmds: $200 pet 'l''k. Lessons ind. 9684840, Boat Chorter 9039 32' Tuin-5etew Chri' Craft Slps 6 * Delwr: boat * 548-2434, 636-4034 * AVAl~FORCHARTER 30 CRUISER •714/642-1579• Fl1hl119 Boats -16' Keruiedy 'Wffi hp Evinrude, trailer · & extras. Aa Is. $750. 673-4670 or 6""'597 Flying Lessons 9150 LEARN TO FLY Low rates, private thru com. 1merclal. Call aner 5:00 pm. Tue1, Thur. and Fri. arxl on weekends. 830-4370 Moblle lfomes Want To UVe Jn COSTA MESA 9200 Local spaces available now! ll )'OU are ~about buy. lnr a mobile home ••• Now's die time to see BAY HARBOR MOBILE HOMES 105 Baku St. (at Harbor) Colt&. Mesa. 540-9470 'ff GEN!IAL -.-..-.-ire. ... k 1ltl ... "' ll'Wltln1._ ""' By'"Jfte Seo. Rent m "250. Call Tony. 531-8571. PER MONTH WITH MINIMUM DOWN You Ccin Own A Brand New Deluxe Mobile Ho!11e . . · At The West's - Most Beautiful "Open " Adul t Mobile Home Park! NEW ·IDEAS FOR 1971. You may select from more t~en 14 completely furni shed mobile coaches. a n eve n more dramatic end. beautiful di1 ple.y then th .. re- cent TCA Show th,t drew tremen- dous public ecdeim in Los Angeles. SEE THE: Fentestic Cambridge Mon tere y e nd Bosie Ce1c11d e Coaches, itnd other lete unique mqdels ••• WALK TO: Huntington Shoreel iffs edjecent to the Capital Sales Co. Sele1 center end • e I e ct your home1ite now. Sp11c:e1 of ell size•. ere eveileble for immed iate occupancy. Rentals be- gin et just S85.00 end include most utilities , refuse pickup end cable TV' service. NATURALLY PETS ARE WELCOME. Discover count11 club. living in smog -free Huntington Beech. An open perk with 2 recree- lionel centers , end h o me of the FABULOUS . , ~ . . LANDMARK MOBIDENTIAL. Dis play coaches ere 11v11il11ble with d"eluxe interiors, awn ings , screened patios, skirts end profeu ion11l l11nd- sc11ping , end you can move in to- day or be"fore Chri1tme1. DISCOVER: ' Hunt ington. Beai:h, iu•t minutes to 1mert 1hop1 , Disneyland , Knotts, Fre eways , Education & Industrial Cent eri. Just 35 minut es to ' L.A. Coaches from only $5700.00. SPECIAL OF .THE WEEK 24x53-CAMBRIDGE MON.TER.EY AT $11,418 SER. • 1032, SPACE • 15 SHA.St:A •. w l.l 0 X l5 ._. • -tiv"c nil, arc. .yard, • MOVE IN TODAY! .. -~ !'!. ~ ,.._., Sm>, 536-8816 1714) CAPITAL s~ALES CO. 20951 BEACH I LVD. AT ATL ANTA BLVD. HU NTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. (fU41J, 0Bll.f} homt w/ ctib81111., ""beull. bool . .,... •'1111. ----,._ _____________ _ ' Ii THE: ffiE:ADOWS l'OR THOSE WHO MlSSED OUR FABULOUS GRAND OPENING COME AGA IN THI S SAT. & SUN. ll lM. · 5 P.M. FREE REFRESHMENTS SERVED IN NEW $300,000 PRIVATE CLUBHOUSE IN IRVINE AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE -NO SMOG Molile Living at Its Best! SPACE RENTALS FROM $11.50 -PET ALLOWED- MODELS ON ' DISPIAY EXAMPLE DOUBLE ·WIDES 2 B.R .• incl. Carpet. Drapes & Appliances, All Electric. Delivered & Set Up. $8295 .FINANCING AVAILABLF- 10 YEARS 14151 JEFFREY RD, IRV INE 3i l\U, SOUTit OF SANTA ANA FRWY. CALL COLLECT , 714 •· 832-8585 OR L.A. TOLL FREE 213 °485-1640 . . JEEP~ ~ 'WD Pick • . -DATSUN JAGUAR Up. a cy~ new qine, hubs.1-------.:-,~...:!°'· v "' '67 DATSUN WAGON "';!..,~~~: ~~·"oi'. .:! 8. M. C. TRUCK CENTER ' ' •'st'JEEP PICK.UP • . needs motor 'o\'Ork I: at• ~wheel drlw. Ru.DI arelt. AutomaUe .. dlr, Jtad10, heal· t~tion. Te.rms er trade, CALL 5"46·675 0 24 hr.~ $TOO ~ er, special wheels, (VO& 615-8913 • !lS,I) WW ""' "' ti"""""I======== llec..Ot'n Vehlclea 9515 Private party, -" MERCEDES BENZ 49l-68U,.. -·-SA'LES e SE R V IC E UNIVERSITY OLDSMQlll:.E 2150 Hubor Blvd., Coi l• Mo,. 9410 cf>aoger, """"' twin:mot<" Ca.mper Fully Equipped, (NQX699) 1969 4·DR 11ation wagon. Auto., r&h. Red w/black int. 14,IOl mi. 1 owner. $1595. 646-7849. 1311 Cl.ill Dr. N.B. COMPLETE Service Station $ 7 piuipment. Coat.s 10-lD Tire )· 54 wheel, balancer, Llnroi11 FERRARI aoope \\'ith gas analyzer H b v w Battery charger floor jacks, ar our - ti.-. rack . .,..,h vice~ arm • , ' ' FERRARI lathe, air wrenches, plus 1B7ll BEACH BL. 84M4J5 Newport Imports Ltd. Qr. misc. hand tools. I920 W. HUNTINGTON BEA di' ange County' a only author· Ba1 Blvd. NB 673-5640. ---------t l7.ed dealer. '66 vw SUNDIAL SALES-SERVICE-PARTS Truckl 9500 CAMPEil 31~.~~!wy. FALL CAMP[D Fully equlpped, Rebuilt en-6'2-9405 , 540-1764 Lil !Ono & tranomission. tSJX. Autho,""'1 F.,....rl Dealor ~ .aft\ THINI a ''!' ''FRIEDLANDER"' 111Jt l •ACH IHJfY. •I 893-7566 • 5:!7-6824 NEW-USED-SE RV. MG Sales, Serv:ice, .Partl Immediate Delivery, All Models' · • CLfARANCE 086B1ILL YATES , FIAT S~A;:L;:El;;:";:SA;.;L::;;E;;:I :;S;;:A;::;LE;:;l:iav., a '"'n bruxf new 8 . . .1-~----~ "70 IIT! OOcc End= Yama· ft. toll ft. campon oow VOLKSWAGEN · hall, $389. sJa.shed to 32852 Valle Road AWARO MOTORS $49 OYll . San '"an Cap~trano "THINK" 1680 Ne~lvd, CM F~~~·.L., 837-4800/.49345ll/499-2261 ~·' B'll 3100 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. INrOICE *1968 DODGE Custom . ' 642-9405 540-176' o TRADE WANTED o •--1u 1 · .-~ vey no added dealer Sportsm an Van ~ . t l\.fG Midget '69 lik new '69 Harley Davidson 7-! Clxip-c~! ~very unit" ready Cm pJUy/Camper F,qpt'd. NEW 124 CPE. DEMO xln"t cond. Onl). 1100 ml'~ J1rlt1pn 11 31111porr c, per, Must see to appreciate. for immediate lllS~~n on $2200. Ph Aft 6: 833-0488. $2795 $1685. 646-1360 aft 3 pna Will trade lor late model your trUck or a new ,UTI! CAMPER Shells & slee-n 1 S.. wkdys & an·,...rne Wknds. sportscar. call 635-8U6 after """" 3" 6 p.m. THEODORE '"_all trucl<s, "''11' from .. ·"fRIEDLAHDEft'' '53 MG-TD .$950 FOR SALE' "69 .2,,, <C ROBINS FORD ~'.~. & "'· "9 w, lBth.. U 7.H HACH ILVD. 548-0""' Yamaha Enduro D Tl B 2060 HARBOR BLvb. I Hwy. Jf) w/gyl kit ·+ all stock equip. COSTA MESA • 642--0010 • • • .. • ._ • a • • 89J.756li • 537-6824 $495. 846-1092. &12-4694. '71 DATSUN PICKUP '70 OPEN-ROAD NEW-USED-SERV. FOR Sale or trade. 1966 305 Avalon Deluxe, 9 ft., mono.. a - - - -• ~1GA very · Clean Hooda Scrambler. l now titt. mati<, butane .... , ~ °"""• -_,_........ 1395. 3 sprockell. $300. firm. Used • Radio, heater, step b"Jmper ext., bounce.aways, I======== ====;='"='=j6='=== 54S-1690. bun\per, dlr. Pin stripping. elec &. hand w.ater pump, FIAT •68 TRIUMPH Bonneville. W~ll take car in trade or w!ll <>utside connections. MGB . Top end jU5t rebuill Ex· finance pr Iv ate party. ** Make Offer ·** · MGA .,.u,., ooru1. ·17"' o' oil.,. -" ,,...u. 213' 64'"" llJDB&· '67 M G"B I-,,,.--==-=-'--• • • • • • • • • I . ' • • • BY cwner, Newport Harbor, _55_7-<:i_u_. --=-~ New '.71 Datsun A real nlce car. CXSP 543) area.197024x60withcustom KAWASAKI Dirt Bike· 190 tSCK;OHC,Plckupwithcamp. Dune Buggies 9525 • · $1795 porch, lots of used brick. CC. Expantion chamber. er. Sale price $2099 dlr. I Gllto 1Jnort lid . . Many upg>'ad<d foalun•. 1200 ml. $350. '5405 S.uho,.. <•" 45964) Will W.."" In 69 VW Authoriud s,";;;; e s.n,;ce DON BURNS .£TI4> 54&-4700 .:·y~::.i. ~s.Enduro Le trade. W~~;,fi~rlvate SpeciaJ paint (782 AM> MU!t DEMO. SALE -Porsche Audi LTD. NEW 1970 Lancer, 57 x 12 in :;1 .....,.. or ·sell! \VilJ take trade.:dlr. or 1970 . F~t 124 Sports Cpe. 13631 Harbor Blvd. 636.:2333 5 atar park, $5800. mi'a,~tr,:'; ~5084 finance privale party. Radio, heater •. ~~lat ~-J usts or Garden Grove Fwy. ~~,.-;646-8612:;;;;::=--,,-I 'O;u;m;;U'=;-;;;M= '68 DATSUN PICKUP :>16-4052 or 49f..Qll, haust, pin lltriPtng, radial ~~· =~=-~~ Triple Wide Cornell '69 HONDA 350cc, 3000 mJ's, tires :Ow miles. . * '70 MGB . GT. excellent Continental e Paramount street scrambler, perfect rt.cl A 9600 ' $2795 conditi<>I). 7400 low miles. Barrlneton •Universal cond, SSOO. 846-5006 Radio, healer. d1r., 4 speed. lmpo utos • 9625 ·Garden Grove Blvd. Call 675-1340. F1amlngo e GeneraJ' -61~30=5~H=o=N~D-A~Scl"&m~-.=bf-er, <WPP 7621 Will take car in ALFA RO.MEO 537.7777 Call Colled ""61,--,M°'G"°B,-,.....,.Lo--m~i.-,,On~ .• -. trade nr finance private par. _.:..:,::;_:.;:....:.:.;.;:....;:...:_.1;=-....--;;--;-.cc::--Ow B nd N Broa.dmoor • Star Xlnt cond, 5500 ml,'a, $400. C ner. ra ew: ·top, Hillcrest • Cambride;e 5J6-.68al ty. 546-4<Ii2 or 494-6811. '62 Alfa RDmero Sp~de_r 2000, '69 124 Sport pe. batteries & tires. 675-2530 CHAPMAN '66 TRIUMPH 650cF, Semi '70 TOYOTA HI LUX PICK-5 &peed, rebuilt e~ne, $600. -'GS ~GB Roadster, good .con· MOBILE HOMES chopped. $700. Phone UP Under ta~ warranty. Call 646-9523· eves. 4 speed. New paint. A beau. diton, $1700. 1206 N. Harbor, S.A. · 54>1539 Can't tell ihis ·a~ from a ty! (XLW 2l51 •675-4997 * . * n4/531-1116 * now on .. Priced"' ..u. 11899 AUSTIN AMERICA $2495 --~'"""'=~--HONDA mUu. trail SO, bored Lie. 2'15VJV. Chick Iverson CONTEMPO-()Ut Nice, straight pipe. -----'--~--1 DON BURNS LAGUNA HUJ..<; 4,..,17 lo<., 445 E. Coast Hwy., N.B. 673-0900 ext. 53 or 54, '69 AUSTIN AMERICAN. Ex- 23.10l RIDGE ROUTE Ort. • "68 HONDA 350 cellent condition. St.25o. Porsche 'Audi, "LTD. LAGUNA lULLS Scrambler. Very good concl. '66 Chevy Van. 6 cyl, 17 mpg. 494-9494 or 646-47~ 13631 HarbOr Blvd. 636-2333 Prest~ adult . community, Lo mlles $475. ~7 "'ood pan. Refrig. sink. 51P!i ~~~~~if~:'ll~Jus~· gi s~. ~ol~G~-~n~G~ro~v~e~F~wy~. adjace.nl to Leisure \Vorld. . 2 + 2. New rubber, paint. J e'& Be&utilul '""°undin., oil HONDA 1910 CB '"'· Ilk• $13"1). 96S-1598. AUSTIN · H-LEY· · JAGUAR I · tm t ' t new. $695 64 CHEV " -• N . ~ appom ens, pu • 831•2117 499-23fi6 · 73 Ion tru"". ew '-----------·l:...-----:::,....,- OPEL '69 OPEL G.T. SI.Iver met8llic Coupe. (YSY 4·15) $2~95 DON BURNS tina green, hobby sh<lp, or tires, r&h, plumbers frame. 1 USTIN MERIC JAGU..,. · m•ch mo.-.. '67 Hondo 305 $300 Per!oct rond. S1"1J. A>k !or I\ I\ . .. I\· All CALL 830-3900 * 6424826 * Paul, Costa ~lesa Hotel =~~~ HEADQUARTERS 1~r~~~:O, A~~~-L ~:i;m Triple Wide Cornell Auto Service 161 CHEVY P .U. All Mode1I>. The only autharized JAGUAR Jus~ s. of Garden Grove Fwy. Hlllc:re.!lt • Flamingo ... _ STYLESIDE. Lge. back win. 1 ~altt in the entin Harbor 1967 OPEL 'ti:<:.~. D-.. io, Paramount • Universal & Parts """ dow, 8' Bed. Reblt/~ler AreL ....,,,,, ,......, n-~ngton e B-·dmoor V-8 "Pf ,. ••• ~, r... heater. stereo, needs some .:NU•• ,._ WANTED: Rochester fuel in-· ... Y ires . .,.,_, ""'Ymplek:: ......, Con"---to! e st·· SALES uuuy work. 557-&4ll. I.Ula! .... jectlon for 327 c.i. Chevy '63 CHEVY ~~ ton P.U. $650 General •Hillcrest engine. Call 842-1451. or bfst <>ffcr. Can be: seen at SERVICE •:GS Opel S!ation \\'gn, CHAPMAN 1005 •-Huroo s A PARTS Good cond. $800 or best ol· CH.EVY V-8 motor with ~. • • ' f 548-3703 MOBILE HOMES Muncie 4 speed lranll. $225. 541-2307 3100W,C..St U,ey.,~.B.. BAUER er. · 1233.1 Beach Blvd._ G.G. er trade. 645-1609 aft 6 pm. "1969~~FO~RD=""'F"°·"too,,_c-u•"'"to-m-. I M2-94<1i , " .5:'0-l'TM BUICK TIREb ol that old turntture? * 714/530..2930 * '67 s ·+ =-~-~-~-. VW PARTS Ps/pb, aulo trans. Under prl e IN It's really not that bard NEW Great Lakt>s r.fobile Cha!!llii Transmissions & 10,000 mi. Like new. $2599. T MES Home. """"· Ponoh & Bod P.,.. 64UWl fi4&.4-09.i 4 """'· The <."Olot ;, rod. COS A A to "'Pl&ce. Ju" watcb the carport + landscaping. Can I "'""'',:-~· ~-..,~~ Ilk C356 BEL) ...... E . 17th Street be seen at Rancho Del Sol VW Entine, Good Cond. '66 FORD ~6 T P.U. e ...,. furniture I: miac@l1aneout Trailer Park, 9851 E. Bolsa • 64z.o.M3 • new, lo mi's used for rec $ 1095 . . 5"-77fi6 colunw ln the Claasifi~ "con 841-8217 "°'~"''"-'",c."c.""''"'=·-"-'""""~~-DON BURNS IT'S A """" ·"'" '"" ~ -'========[NO matter Whal it ls, you '65 Ford Econo P i,.kup items ·wJth ease, use Daily .., __ -can M!ll It with a DAILY .. ~tion. Motor HomH 9215 PILOT WANT AD! 64Z-rAi78 Nt>w tires, $900. 673-CJ~ Porsche Aud i, LTD. ,:.Pilo;:;· ::,t.::Clu=•;:;ifi:::;od:;,·.:;64::,2-liG.::::;;18;_·.....!..,:,======= ..:.;;::;:;:....::.::::.:..=::..::::::::::..======='== 136:r. Harbor Blvd. ~2333 --,61-C_O_N_O_O_R---I Trucks 9500Trucks 9500 1,'="=t=S·='='G=a=n!=on=G'°="=F=wy0:.[ 1;111;;;1'0;;:-rf;;ed;;;A;;u;;lol;;;;;;;;;;"°°;;;;;;l;;m;;oo;;;;rt;;ed;;;;;A;;ti;;toa=:::::== MOTOR HOME 26 ft., completely sell con- tained. Chassis and power by Ford. Auto. trans., air cond., pwr steer., stereo gygtem, slee115 8, Immac. througbouL Sold orlgioaU,y by UI. Priced for quick sale: THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 642-0010 SAVE $1,100~? ! Neu ntw •70 Open Road Motor Home. Sell-contained., air cond. Popular 18' model. $7,100. Call 644-2763 f Ve.!I. BlcyclH e GIRL'S bike with 67>.25.U ms Schwinn . t»-«d basket. S 2 O. Mini l lltH 197IJ HONDA l\lbll Trail :ill. Xlnt cond. $1&;. C&ll after 5, -S HP BONANZA Mini Bike. Jack sheJ't, straight pipe, iood cond. $150. 536-J.128. Toco Mini Troll Bike * ~. BONANZA 3 hp Mini Bike. 5 mo old. Ttcumsth. 1.rclnt. Ma}ct ctrtr. ~ ' WHILE THEY LAST! BRAND NEW 1970 TRUCKS!!! 50,000 MIL E GUARANTEE • >/4 TON FLEmlDE I foot IH•. ho1...., llll11ty t••r '"'i"t•. t•111t••· 7.50.t••• pl, foH. (tztf•s2640 ' • EL CAMINO A•tomoll< "'2'7"5 ,u. 'I"" fl) ALSO HUGE DISCOUNTS ON ALL 1971 MOO~LS ' CONNELL CHEVROLET JIU HAUO• llft,. COSTA MDA M6-1JN BMW Authorized Dir. Salt'!I ·• Service • Parts All Modela to Ot008e From Service Morxlay 'till 7:00 PM Sal 'tW-Noon COAST IMPORTS or On.nie CounJ.Y loc. .1200 W, Pacific Coast. H"1 64>-0406 ., -• '69 BMW 1600, Good Cond. White. New..tltts $2:300.. 675-6918 (If 535-2286 DATSUN .. .. '68 DATSUN WAGON • Dot Sing Says .. . • "We moke be_1ter deol on new car. • "'We poy'lery hig h pric:• for trodt: . • "How we I.lay Jn ' 'bu1ine1s? "Boy we l11ckyl'' • 1883ij leac• ~lewanl HOnlNG~N BEACH 842-7781 • 541-0442 . - ' I • I I ' I I I '. ------------ S.uu..,, -14, 1970 DAILY l'ILOI' ,,_. TRANSl'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSl'OITATloN ' TRANSl'OlifATIOli' TRANSl'OilfATICilt TRANS~RTATION TRANSl'ORTATION lmpomd C4r1 -lm~IM Aulol -lm-tod·""""' -Imported Autoo -lmertod-Aulol -Im_.... --Im ""'- TOYOTA . -T~!OTA·-. TIJIU~H VOLK~_WAGEN --VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWA8• -·· lmpomd --lmpomd A-- ! SPORT'S cii roRS~HE --. SPECIALS '65 PORSCHE !156 SC O:>upe, With 11.W'DClf. Earth arttn, with IUUll.J'e rack &. tape deck YC'.X:-525 $1895 1967 Alla Romeo Sprint $3099 GT V•lcoe. Rlt 5 •peed. CHICK IVERSON !• ' !-le. $TF J65 -VW $59$ 549-30ll Ext. 66 or ·57 ' . ' '° ' '070 HARBOR BLVD. lllt· MGA Cpe,. ~ JU(~:~.-~"Pljnl COSTA MESA ''t PX!i IAf . '64 Porsche Cpe. ' ~} 49R_ . • Red finillh, AM/FM. . lMPORT ~ECIALS $1195 1968 Patswi 510 Sedan H, 4 speed Priced to tell. Uc, VEY 6!1 $1095 19&6 vw RJl.. 4 1pet!d. Real clea.n. I:Jc. SUY 073 $895 1'64 yw. RH , 4 St>'<d. Lime p-een finish. • L;c. 021/ 515 $2695 '68 TO)'Ol& Corona Coupe,. • . " '68 TOYOTA ,.,..d. ,''''"'· """ 11ea.e... '68 Trllimph 'G.T. -~.::\:"" .. Good llru. '66 'JW Sunroof ·'67 VW IUG VZU439, $1095.00. 6 cyl Coupe, Radio, wire • 962--?331 ~condition y Uow 2 Door(~ ~t~matic. JIM 1~::o~!=R~S w~la, red _paint, Sharp! wtth pin atripplng, ~w ~lrt• 8s1:::i~Vo:·:,~ $1715 SANTA ANA M0--2Sl2 Low miles. (YEN 414) '67 VW Camper, chnn wh1:1, It encine euaranteed for 90 . •mall down. ,.,.. "" . · $2395 Bendix lack, tUJL exhau>t, d .... Lie. YP'l'905, Pvt. pty, C0n SJd·-.:.. "ON BURNS lll70 TOYOTA Marlt II. U NS car cover ereen ·" wht. $Iott or 49f.150IS aft 10 am. U • Loaded! Auto b'8.M. A~. DON B R Many xtru. SIMl!S. • .CHICK IVERSON 1-Lai-:UiNiiiiii~I Porsche Audi, LTD. A1'.t/F~1 radio. Lo mile1&;e. ' '63 VW Bus. 1SOO en"' Deb: I -e ..;.llr'lal 13631 Harbor Blvd. 636-23.13 Still under: guarantee. Given .PotKh. AudJ, UD. Nloe Sl«Xl or .,;;r otter. YW __ .,... ::cp!lt!!P -' Ju.&• S. of Garden Grove Fwy. conipany car. will sell $300 136.l~ Harbor Jllvd. 636-:333 StS-iou . . . MS.Jin Ext, 66 or 61 Of YW iCa .. aisf , under book. 8-12-4988 JustS.otGardehGroveJ\vy. . va.:.., K-'-L·-. J 1 ·70 Land Crulser .. Warn hubs. 1969 BUG $1495 1970 HARBOR BLVD. ,19 Olllllllh~ ::~isU,000 ml. Pvt ply. TRIUMPH '.66 . TR-4A Xlo't q>nd. 83:lo(llJI .COSTA MESA Buses, New&: ' 6 T Rnad•ter. Brlti"' r a c In r :!:! VW, 111' blu • ff 6f ' YW lm--•iole "-'. ·..,~,. I 9 oyota n (YRD006) $1'UI to I. aood hornt ,. ~ ..,....., 1969 VW Camp"· RH, , · Jo;< TR-I, blue, blk top & In-""" • *5'M822* . A>lloma~c •llcblillt CHICK _.... .. , • 4 SJ)Md,•Out price. 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic, lerior. \Vire whll. A very $1595 .69 vw, I~acula~ .. under ' Ek~$J~conditlon. v¥/5 .....,n, ''.\ '~~ · ",. !GCD 731) _ IUI, 1:6 ::.'.' ~..:.,,,_ BILL. Y:A TES ·' $2195 ·ueS. 9YWF95 631 ~~~~i~ ;~· LDw mue. ~~~ ~h r;nn~ :; DON BURNS :'t~.b'. $1395. SU-8294 ·Phone 838-1151 ~ ....; • Gr·~ ·,, $1995 Shipping out, need $85(1, p M Audi . l TD .... ~ 1961. Volvo 122 2 dr. . Phone 546-.2Y.iQ. . orsc . ' • '65 VW Convt, good ~nd, 1964 VW Bui w/bed, m.q1, 1970 HAR90J\ BLVD. , • ""'·TEA 905 VOLKSWAGEN ,32852 Valle Road 1969 MGB Roadster RH, 4 speed, wire wheels OnQI 7000 miles. Sharp. San Juan capistrano &17-4800/4934511/49S-2a61 • '61 PORSCHE ''D" RH , 4 speed. Sharp. 'DON BURNS ,1363 1 1 811atbcir1 ,.. _ _..BtYdG. 6'6-Fwy2l33 35,000 orta: mi's. A steal at ~tr6. Xl1 ~t..co'!1. $knd1295. COSTA~ • I "-. JWV 129 ===~~~~ us . o vo.n..ien rove • $695 67>-2409 v•..--,..• o JJ pm '"' w 1. • Jlj UN ·57 TRIUMPH 650: Cle1n &. . · -• • '68 VW. auto sUck shift. . Lie. YXY 918 • Conv. near neW everythlna:. $1.595 Por1Che Audi, LTD. fast. All· ~new/elec & seat. '61 rr'R.J: Alt •. Gd, cond • '65 Bus, split fmt seats, Wry l!llSS VW ·Bue, rood enelne, mi's, 1 · orir, Jllill' ~ . . 13631 Harbor Blvd. 6J&.2333 Plus xtra/prts. Must sell w/factory· hrdtp, tonneau clean, X1nt mech cond. Nu $850.0wnermovlng. 546-tl08,3244Ml ch11a•; $1995 Must seU! Make oUer. The cleanest '61 in town! 646-1914 Evenings. l961 VOivo 1.44 Scd. Just S. of Garden Grove Fwy, $575. ~1775 -· cover. $400. 546--0081 ·tires, Nu uphol. 544-8635. '* 548-M48 * C.M. · ' ' RH, 4 speed. Pnced to seu.1:,,:;==========~~===::.!c==='=:;===~-"-===~=====--==-======'====--="=========~ 1967 MGB GT Coupe RH, 4 s'!ffd, wire wheels. '69 912-4, chrome whls. radials, Bahama y e 11 ow w/blk inter., 20,000 mi's. Immac. Must sell -$4875. 548-1794 or 673-2804. Lie. OZV 670 New Can 9100New C•r• 9800 New Cars 9IOO New can 9800 New Ca.n - Lie, VOL 264 $1895 1968 MGB Roadste?r RH, 4 speed, wire whee ls. Lie. XOH 283 $1195 • 1964 MGB Roadster RH, 4 speed, wire wheels. Lie. BBA 3<M 195i PORSCHI!: Speedster; Runs perfect~ Needs paint. Sl375. 673-7995 ill A. 45th St, NB. '68 912 Targa' 5 speed. Low mileqe. Tape deck. (700 Ah'1'l Priced to .. u. . $1495 ' ' 1961 ToYota Corona Sed. RH, automatic, sharp. ue. wvA 582 $1495 1969· Toyota Corona Sed, RH, 4 speed. Real clean. Lit.. XSB 401 • $1595 1969 Toyota C.OroUa Wai. H, 4 gpttd. Real nice. Lie. XNt 546 i · • ~erut LewiA • IMPORTS $4995 DON BURNS $1395 1968 Toyota 'C.Orona HT CPE . RH,4~ . Porsche Au.ti,,. L...1'.D. 1966 Harbor, c.?tf. 64&.9303 13631 Harbo~ Blvd. 6.16-2333 Lie. WXF 213 $1195. •-::=;::::O:::===:: Ju ·~ S. of'Gai'den Grove FWf. ~. 1"", . 1; '61 Porsche w/'65 S.C. eng. J• t~ PO.RSC HE M;nl. $2'!00, "«!, j>eat •""· 196i'Toyota Corona Sedan. ~&H, nice & clean. Lie. SLZ 910 ':· '~~ . ·~:· ·'" (2l.3) 836-7:\-10. { ", '69 9· 1·1 »·s· • '65 SC. SHARP! New $2195 1970 Toyota Mark Il Sedan R&H, automatic, xtra nice. eng1ne & clutch.. De 5 Asking S3400. • ~8-7965 • mo! 700 actual miles, ~ · ., ·speec1 trans mag wheel! '6l • 1600 COUPE: ~q m1 s. AM/FM. SPecial tactorY on ~w rebltfen~·· s)ti/rack, U c. 370 AES $1895 t: equipped Yellow with black radials, AM I f M. MUST · 1rtf'rlor. 'c•30t224). Sell! S160 0. lliTo Toyota Corona HT Coe, 'RH, 4 speed. Lie. 393 ACM BILL YATES ., .. 9602167 5-8086 : VOLKSWAGEN SAAB $1495 1968 Toyota Corona HT Cpe RH, automatic:. m52 Valle Road Aothodzed Deal<!r San.Juan capistrano Sales • Service • Parts 837.4800/493-4511/499-2261 .scmet Coupes in Stock ·~2 . Porsche Cabriolet °"CiiA'Si"iMti'iiii's Du. Blue (inish, AJ\.t/FM. (13L BLOl 111LL YATES VOLKSWAGEN or Orange County Inc. 1200 W. Pacific: Coa1t Hwy. 642-0406 • 5'1G4529 . SUNBEAM Lie. WID 013 ~erut LewiA QIJIHPORTS TOYOTA ,19{18 J9YOTA '66 Sunbeam Roadster Sedab. Rad". ........ • .. .. 1-,..,-,~====-malic "lransmwkln, 17,000 · '66 PORSCHE . ' · actual mil", Lio, WARD52 ' Coupe 912 5 ipeed, brown N!w paint, new top, new $l3'9 : with black mt.nor B•and ""''· (STZl34l OnlL CHICK . IVER"SON new Pemilll fues. XYJ474 $1195 . . ' .. ~ i ~'l ' 11 ., 11] 1: CHIC.r:ERSON DON BURNS .,_, ',,,,"!_ 66 ., 67 VW Porsche Audi, LTD. 1910 HARBOR BLVD. ,13631 Harbor Blvd. 636-%333 COSTA MESA 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BJ .VD. JUEt S. of Garden Grove Fwy. -;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;:::::;:::-:,; !TIOIYIO(f!AI COSTA M.ESA '66 912 Coupe O~ owner. CTAX 289) $3895 DON BURNS Porsche Audi, LTD. 13631 H.irbor Blvd, 636-2333 JuslS. of Garden Grove Fwy, TOYOTA BIU MAXEY !TIOIYIO!TIAJ 11111 BEACH -BLVD. Hunt. Beoch 147-1115 ID N. of°'8.st J{wy. Ob lldl '71'1 HERE NOWI SEE & DRIVE THEM A FEW REMAINING 70's AT Cl.OSEOtrr PRICES! ..Derutlew • (MPORTS 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 lmport.,.i Auloa -1inportec1· Autos 9600 I .,,ported . C•rt WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION OF BMW's IN ORANGE COUNTY • 1600'• • 2002 REPEArPERFORMANCE ' ·~ ' • ':' 2111 96% of BMW owners repeat the purch•se. · e -cs Moybe you should find out why. S.. us for e· ALL COLOll ' he fr• boOklet, "33 Reasom Why BMW 11 • ~LL MQDILI Better''. Or ask for the key yWll get th• e .IMMIDIATI DILIVl_IY message. ..., PLUS A LAI .. SIUCTION Of DOMUnc TIADIS TO DIAUIS AND 'Tiii PUii.iC 1 AT WHOl_DW PllCIS • • • IH •ert.ilil'• • • T&M MOTORS loa I GARDEN GROVE BLVD. IALD OPIN IUNDAT PAITI, SllYICI TUa'.: TMllS,. TILL 1~11 llWD4 IV. a L el ..... ltWll1 ' 1' Would You Believe Only Over Factory · Invoice? ' $ -(ONE DOLLAR> - ON ALL 1970 MERCURY MONTEGOS 1111 That's _Rl9ht Only 0,ne .. D ol ~a r Over Fadory Invoice. Factory Invoice Di1playecl . On All Montego 2 Dn., & 4 Doors. ON.LY 9 . LEn, HURRY! .. IMMEDIAT.E DELIVERY ON ALL 1971 ·,LINCOLN -MERCURYS.! WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION·! NICEST USED CARS IN ORANGE COUNTY Over 50 To Choose From . . ., : . I 65 COMn CALIENTE 5888 Convertible, automa.tic ~trans· mission, radJo, heater, power steertng, l.Bwer brakes, vety clean. W 885. I 4 Dr. Automatic t~nsmi&.~ion, . I 66 FORD $ALAXIE radio, heater, poVJer steering, factory alr. (RTR487) s999 I -'65 OLDS ti 51088 . 4 Or. H&roto . Full &. com· plete power fucludinJ tilt wheel. Beautiful co ition. REG 738 I I 68 CHEVROLn IMPALA ·51777 2 Dr. H.T. Bea.utlful maroon w/ · black Interior . Aut.orrlatfc, P.S., , R., H., white waUi, etc. Well malntain<!d. <YRU~) . r I 68 CONTINENTAL s3333 Cpe. The ea&ellC9 ot' luxury, fully power equJ leather Interior, factoJft ~Landau top. S tereo ti.pe t steerlni . wheel. Uc. XEW 331. . , ·-· . ·- .. ' '64. "CONnNINTAL 4 DR. Full 'powf:r, faCtory air. Runs IQOd. clean. uc.-R.Ae 889 Automatic transmission, pow· '67 COUGAR er 1teerln,g, factory air, radJo, -heat.er, xtra clean. (TIJXl~) . . ,68 OLDSMOllL• D• .. 52222- 2 Dr: Hardt.op. Automatic transmluion, radio, hea t.er, , power ateerin1, factor;"aJr, Landau roof. Immaculate thru-out 1 VGY 989. . ' ·cOrwertible. Yull power lnc:lucL-'68 CADILLAC lna factoriy air. l:.lc. VZD 123 I BETTER IDEAS MAKE BETTER CARS AT ' •· .Jeltnsen.. s o ·a .(I Mne Siut6 ., San Dlol!' ,_, . n. 0 ~ ©·fi 00 ° ©(O) OO'ii'O 00 [E 00 'jj' £ n. • I £Im ~-Illilr • I m m ©l (!!J IMY i © ®UD'till . ---' ·coSTA_M•P I . , 540·5630-. 642..ffll ' . -2626 Harltor Blvcl., ' ' w ' ... . ra-.1: 6,NERA'J'IONS IN 'J'BE AJl'J'OlllOBILE'BVSINESS THI OLDIST ' UtAll.ISHlli "PACTOIT 'DlllCT'" LINCOlN-MUCUIT DIALll IN OIAN•I COUNTT • j 'I ,-- I ) . S.turday, NMmbtr 14, 1~ ~ DAllV'l'll.OT riWUPOllTATIOH fRANSPCRf#TION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTA'tlON AiiiOlwaniiil'-. tioo _lm~po_rted_Y0-~-;-0----'-'I WE PAY CASii TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 1111,.ried ·-,.. I Aulao -lmportM A-HOO lmpor!M A-HOO Autos Wanted 9700 UMd C•n 9900 UHd C•r• -VOLISWA91N '63 .vw · BUSSES & CAMPERS 1966 To '1970 ' 9 To Choose From Sedan BILL YATES V 0-1. K.S.W-A-G E-H . 32852 Valle Road San, Juan Capistrano 83.7-4800/493-4511/400.2261 Harliour V.W. voucswAGEN . I µm BEACH BL. IC4435 VW LEASING • HuN'TINGTON BEA.CH e Tax ~ Lk: Down 1960 yYI •. UG • $50.11 per inoot!> Red. with mq ~ wldt • 3' month open end lease ova! tbJts, new enstne ruar-lJT1 :VW Bur ..,,,.. ,,.. :,,"°:'· IFT17' CHICK AMRSON CHICK IVERSON .vw . VW 1'10 HAMOR BLVD. OOSTA ME.SA VOLKSWAGEN '68 vw Green with black interior, 31,000 actuaJ mile's. Immac- ulate condition. Special of the week. Lie. VG0417 $1299 CHICK IVERSON vw VOLKSWAGEN VW Complete w/out body. Runa. + tn.n• axle &: 36 HP enc. 40 HP header l)'ltem, $300. 5«h!lll btwn 4 &: 6 pm. VOLVO PR!. Pty wanll • or G cyt BUICK CADILLAC wagon lO $500. Day 642-25.15, 1--------------:".'""-! 'Gtl Votvo m-s • dr, one FOR .YOUR CAR '"" S4lhl>>t. '69 BUlCK Electra 225. CADILLACS 70'S owner, 3:i m.p.r. ;800 or I "'=='=='==,;===0 I Desert Gold. 4 way seats. beat offer. 495-#15 CONNELL Auto L1•1ing" MIO full power, air, sharp con- dition $3250. Prl Pt y R•ce c ... , Rods 9620 CHMO' ..... LEASE -w; I A NEW 19'11 I =~=~==-~ L•rgost Stock of Cu•llty C•dill•c• In Or•"I• County MUSTANG '61 :m built, Isk,y 21:11 Harbor Blvd. PINTO 'TO SPORT WAGON • Like kit, TRW pistons, Holley, o.ta Mesa 546-UO) $50 OQ m new, psfpb, air. $3375 Cpe DeViller, Sed. DeVillta Eldebrock, Mallor)', Hwker, w• p•y TOP • o. , ~=,.._~"~"~'"'..,644=---0GlT~,--· I and El Dorado& 1 -....... 9 Art carr trans, 1u.spen1ion. C5A~SH (36 mo.) 1 9 1969 BUICK 225 Custom. 1963 thl'OU&'.h l9TO Ill - - - -4: 11 poll, map, scoop, etc. open el1d All extras. Call d a Y s Pill! Many Other Fine Can:. • THINI J\.fust sell $2100/beat otter. RENT 894-5591; eves 64>1415 ALL SALE PRICED 'V'!.VO' 54!>-3681. A NEW 1971 '67 Riviera. ExceUont '°"' '55 Chevy 2 d' ...... Race tor -osn A lnlclm Jwrt PINTO diUon. Vleyt top A exttu NABERS CADILLAC car. Sell all or pa.rt. Call tor call ua tor tree estimate'. $4 DAY S24SO. 54Q..(Y.;ll6, "FRIEDLANDER" 1 "' ti'l>-Olll St•v•. GROJH CHEVROLET AND •o:. N';."::',.~luxe Xlnt ""'~:~~VD, ,,,.. •IAC" urn. •I Autos W•ntecf 9700 4¢. MILE 83.1--0792 540-9100 OPEN SUNDAY 893-756& • 531~ Aak for Sales Manacer PlJl' A LITl'LE I:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I N USE SE V \VE PAY TOP OOu.AR 18211 Bea.ch Blvd. I• '68 Cad El Dorado, Silver EW-D-R • FOR TOP USED CARS Huntin&tou Beach lOCK IN YOUR 1 r.t ist, compl eqUip. Stereo ~ u your ar b extra clean, 841-G087 Kl !J.3331 THELOIFDEO! RE CADILLAC · tap< d«k. <""tire&, $4.315. ~ see ua first. {WPH597) Call Bay1hore VOLVO BAUER BUICK LATE MODEL ROBINS FORD 1959 CAD!LLAC PARTS Moto"· &U-401L '7t's HERE NOWI 234 E. 17th St. CWADILLACS 2060 HARBOR BLVD., (SEDAN DE VILJ..El '66 El Dorado conv. Full · RIVE Costa Mesa 548-TlSS ANTED COSTA MESA "'-·Aml••••n 1· t ntrol SEE &: p TIIEM & ANY OTHER 64UIOlO • ,.,... pwr, c llTUl e co ~ · 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 U70 HARBOR BLVD. AFEWREMAJNJNG70'.iAT Th1PORTS WANTED LATE MODEL Air O>nditl<>Mr Ar.f/Ff'.1 stereo. $19;i0. 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 Ora Radl to 54• ""8 COSfA MESA '61 Volkswagen, good 1910 HARBOR BLVD. -CLOSEOtrr PLRICES TO;r.$· ~;~ GENERAL MOTORS CAR BUICK Rad~ r 642-2413, ~ . transportaUon c:ar. $450. SEE OiUQC TRAPP OR '70 CAD Coupe de Ville • 1 · Call ~1 MUST SEU. 1970 VW BUG e41l. IJ1..: f BD.J.. MAXEY TOYOTA BllL MAC CR.ACKEN Hub caps , •ss vw Dirt tire Al (Red) like new low mi~s fAlllO 18881 Beach Blvd • 19&1 BUICK LeSabre Convt. Brakes .~ml. Like new. 6#-0.'m: 1;hoc:k.s., ·~or bea:·ol.l.err $1750 • • 493-f15l IMPORTS H. Beach. Ph. 847-3555 Nabers Cadillac Good c:ondltion. Call. !I Priced for quick sale !! ,._..,.,. 1 '62 vw Transportation BIO'! .,. Radio. <SKU 191) $427 arbour V.W. '68 vw Square back )\rhile with red interior, nn !tlre1, 500 miles on new tac- t tocy engine. Vtm.819 ' $1699 !CHICK IVERSON vw 549-3031 Ext. 66 or ST f U70 HARBOR BLVD, i COSTA MESA I LEASE ! '71 VW BUG ! ONLY : $49.00 i Per Moctb ~ AT • ! BILL YATES i VOLKSWAGEN j 32852 V a.J.le Road ~ San Juan Capistrano ~ 837-4800/493-4511/499-2261 Sedan, '70, gunroof, S3400 ~invested, every possible ac- :cess, ga~. wh!J, tires, tJfunt, litts, radio, oil tilter, ~tc. 14,000 mi's, $2195. ('(2--7488, 642-7899 e\U I: -· 1• VW, pod c:ond, Oril 'fl"'Mr, $1300 tinn. •B42--M30* its VW chassis complete :-tpink slip. Less ,engine &: 1~-axle $75. 962-1782 or ·5'~19 't9 VW. 24,000 mUe1. Xlnt eo~itlon. Private part)!, ·$1595. Call 642-4893. '68 VW CAMPER : ~2570 u::5 492--8010 • '57 SNRF, rblt eng, good mech c:ond, R/H. $195 cub. ........ ,.,. 'E VW camper SlOTS. Also ., bore kit, $«l. 962--4309. · '616 Nlahtlngale. FV. . . . ' . '66 vw Sedan : • lOO" Warnn!Y,_&dio._ (RUF 081 ) ~: $991/ ! : I.arbour V.W. BEACH BL. M2M35 '•HUNTINGTON"BEACH . ! WANTED • rt P'7 ... doll&· far """ '(OLKSWAGEN ....... Coll -... ... """ Plnebol .._, EX!. fUI. mo900. " VW Bua:, clftn. reblt ~· aood clutch, trans Ii. tjdet. 4 new Urea. $650. fll Newport Bvd No. 1. roof Bug $900 PAINT * 536-1357 '° '-7 16 or 'IT ~· e.,.-, w.. brakn, mnc'J only. 545-1441 wknd.f onl)'. • 5'&-5371 aft s pm. . ,., vw' XLNT COND 1968 Harbor C.M 646-9303 ~ HELP'!' Look for it I 2600 i;.~~MR BLVD., F~J alt 6 pm. 542-3120 '52 CADILLAC Call .... .,_ • • · · 1n Pilot Claul!Md. 'l,,.UlJta esa or an ad to .11ell around '63 CAD COUPE Lots of character 1 _,,.1; c:barp it. Lo 'mileage. 544·7741 "••'fltd'• ac:doo power. Phone 60-561I 54().9100 Open Su~ the clock, dial 642--5678. Nu tires, real clean. 644-5.500 Sl95. 96&-S043. NOW HEAR THIS!! THE SALE IS .ON!! ·LAST TIME AROUND FOR 50,000 MILE OR 5 YEAR THESE CARS ARE STILL UNDER 1970 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE t p1u. 1t1ti on w1gon. 'Roof reek, •uto., Vt, P.S .. f•ct. 1i1, low mil.1, Lile• lr•nd N•w. -100 '/. D•1l1r Gu•r1nty end w• h•v• f•elory w1rr1nly llook-You'll l1,1y Thit. l445AUHI s3299 1970 CAMARO 2 Dr-H•rdtop. It., H., v.a, P.S., f•etorv •ir, low low mil•1 -100'/. D•1l•r Gu1r· •ntv p11,11 r•m•inin9 f1cfory W•r'r•ntv 11 no Cott lo you -l•1I tim1 •round. 1739• llXl ''Choic• of 3"- s3139 1969 CHEV. !<l TON PICKUP P.S .. ,;,, •uto., VI, St•pticl• Piclcvp. - R••I good mil11 with 100% D••l•r Gu•r• •ntv •nd r•m•ining f•etory Gu•••nly. 11141071 -Th i1 i1 po1 itiv•ly • 1t•11. s2599 1970 IMPALA 2 DOOR HARDTOP. Sport Co1,1p•. 350 CV In. VI, P.S., It., H .. A1,1fo., f•etory •ir. Cl•1n, el••n, el••l'I -O••l•r fOO '/. 6u1r1nty, lt•m•inin9 f1etory w•rr•nly 1t no cotl to you -Shop thi1 prie• •ncl b• , .. d, •• i31'4g BARGAINa-5 -BARGAINS 1H7 CHIVY IMPALA $1599 1961 PONTIAC CHO 2 dr. h1rdtop, •uto., R I: H, R., H .. 4-tp•id. -Th• pric• P.S., •ir, R11I •hong cir. it 1ur• right. IWEPS07l ITRJ212l, 1'69 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1'66 IMPALA 6 l'el w.,.. $1099 MARK Ill VI, 1uto., R., H., P.S., •ir, Con••rtibl•, low mi1•19•. ISSM212l lots of mil•• h.,. gor9•ou1 ea1. Dirt eh"••P •ncl for only yo u will b• pl•••1d. IYPXl42l -«•l..,_..lve-holt-Price i1 $1110.00. 1'H Ill. -AIR CIPI. $899 1965 'UICK WILDCAT VI, 'aiito., R.; H., P.S., •iP. -l Or. Hard lop, lop coMition. Ch•ck thi1 d1lv1r eut. low, Loh of rultb.r. R., H., •uto., low pric•. (P2195Al P.S., •ir, IOXll161 1 H6 MALllU CPE. $999 1967 DODGE 440 VI, •wto., R., H., P.S., •ir. 4 Or. Std. Vt. R., H., auto., 167111 Ori•• up to th i1 . P.S., •ir. -Wort. cir cl•lulf•, " lol'I of 1nil•• l•ft -lVCW641l 1H7 FORD 1/2 TON 51599 1967 CHIYY ~' TON V•n. R•tr wi...low•, •ir, N•w Sport ••n. VI, Iulo., ••eo11d color. Slte111 ·•~ 101~696) •••'·Strong truek. IP'llll), WARRANTY '70 MONTE CARLO 1969 CHEVY. 2 Or. Sport Cp•. -This it • f•etory I r••• H•t with •v•rv· thing on it. Only on1 -Ar• you r•1dy for th1 on• -Y •• • vinyl roof, tilt wh•1I, 11.e. door lockt, 11191691 lmp•I• 4 door h•rcltop. It., H., •ulo., P.S., f•el, •ir, vinyl roof. 100% dlr. gu•r•nly. R1m•inin9 f•el. w•rr•llly •I no eo•t to you. Study your l•uon h•r• b1for• you buy. (ZVL180) We h•ve 10 1969 Chevr• lets In stock -•nd H- lieve me The SALE IS . ON -We're R•rin' to $3499 $2599 1969 CHEVY !ol TON PICKUP Fl1•hicl•. VI, It, H., l 1p•.cl. Dirk Gr .. n, t.own•r pickup with w•r11nty book. l11t lill'I• 1round. ll2779E ) $2199 1970 KINGSWOOD Estate wgn. Th• b11t on• wi th ] 11•h . 9 p111., Oe1d Sh1rp -300 H.P. VI, tilt wh••1, •l•e. window •nd •••ti, AM.FM tl•r•o, l•el. 1ir, P.S., P.I. l1tf•r look, 1•tf tim• l rouncl • tSWV261) H•v! th• Killy l lv1 book pric• it $4065 on thit e1r -s3599 HEY! '69 1 OWNER Nov•. VI coup• with f•clory •ir, pow1r tl••rin9, r1dio, nie•. IZUG6531 SAVE 1970 CAPRICE COUPE 2 Or. H.T. JOO H.P. VI, It, H., P.S., •ulo., r•4io vinyl roof •ir. c1 •• ,. with th• right "1il•1 -Y•1 1ir, th• 111• i1 r••lly on, on lhi1 ear. (460AOY ) s3399 Deal on •ny of them - 1970 NOVA CPE. R., H., 1ulo., 6 eyl. Economy e•r -7300 mil•• -Sold in M1y of thit Y••r -Show rooll'I f,.,h I 00 % 01•l•r Gu•r•ntv in .d. dition to f•clory w•rr1nty. I '22091 s2299 1970 MALIBU COUPE 2 cl1. h•rcllop. VI, R., H., P.S., 1uto., f•ctory 1ir. - Mv!.My! You won't i:... Ii••• thi1. (OS'lAIX> TRANSPORTATION • '59 BUICK 4 DOOR Auto., R&H. IPLV 656) $)49 '63 BUICK 4 DOOR P.S., Auto., R&H. IHEZ 395) $399 '64 CORVITTE 427 VI, 4 spd., R&H, Vinyl Roof. (DUT 312). $)699 ~7-El-C-AMINO-Aot ... R&H;J>:S.,Now~olor.(V16899)~. --=1l9'- '63 CHEVY II 2 DOOR • Sod. Auto., R&H , Strong. IV RT 410). $599 '65 CORVAIR 2 DOOR 4 S ...... R&H. Strong. (PIG 176). $599 '65 CHEVELLE 2 DOOR Cpo. R&H, Auto .. I ownor. (NFV 011). $799 165 CHEVY Y2 TON Pickup. R&H , Auto., 8' FIHllido. (535039). $799 '66 RENAULT 4 DOOR $599 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 546-1.203 • • • ( , t . • TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TllANSl'ORTATION TllANSl'OltTATl!)N UMdC•,. -U1tc:I C1r1 HOO UMd Cart CADILLAC CHmOL{T .CQUGAR . ~FORD 1968 DE Vlllt'. Black, ,IC'a lher e '65 Of.EVY ThlPAI..A: 2 1967 COUQ.AR .,.,,/air. 4 new '64 FOii WAGON Int. A,\t.>rr.f atereo, All Dr/llrdlop, V8/2S3, po111•er 1lru. tune up, low mileage. xlnl.s, 644-2871 l!lde, P/S, $895. $2100. call atter 6:00 pm • * MQ...5021 *· * 89T-&l.f4. Ideal second car • .f-uton1atlr, '60 Cad Cp. DeVIDe, fu.I( rnvr.1 ~~=="""'~-~-~ =~========I radio, Must be 1ttn, (ORT. a.lr cond, Gd cond. ~00. '67 CllE:V. Malibu., 2 dr : DODGE M;J 96&-8Q.17 e\'C"S. hrdtp. v.a auto, r/h, xlnt. $795 DON BURNS CAD '65 Cpi-DeVUle, air , ,.,,'~_,'="'=· ="=~=235$=-===== like new. &tcrltioe $1~. 1 · ''9 DoDGE DART , '43-3002. CHRYSLER sw;,..,, 2 dr_ H,T_ Power !-========='-----------1 1terl'IJJi, au1omatlc tr11ns., Porsche AWi, LTD. CAMARO • '69 Camaro RS 350, VR. 01'8nge. Air, new tires, pa:/ph, $2600. 673-5811. CHEVROLET '68 El Camino 1887228) $1399 BILL YATES 1VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Va Iii! Road &In J W1n Capislrano 8.17-4?4Xl/ 493-4~111 /499-2'!6t . '70 Malibu SS V8, loaded + nlr oond., PD"'· tr windOll'l!. (1172 AGOJ $2995 BILL JONES' BJ. Sportscar Center Chrys. '63 Newfaort radio, heater. (XNU-315) 13611 llarbor BlYd. 636-2.3.1~ V~. air condi tioning, radio, 1 $1799 Ju&t S. o(Gardcn Grovr f'wy. healer, n1anY dlx, extra&. Detaih.'CS, Servlttd & 'ti6 Ford Counl.ry SQUIRE. CllN989) n eiuty To Go po~u glttting, p n .,.,. er $575 HUNTINgTON BEACH b,.k,,;, l&ctwy a~. scs m. Detailed, &-rviccd & Chrys19t' • Plymouth S\195.00, R.t'ady Tn Co 16661 BC'ach Blvd., H.B. JIM SLE~tONS 11\fPORTS HUNTINGTON BEACH 540-:-tl&t e 842·0631 417 W, WARNER Chrysler-Plymouth 1 ,,~,.,=,~~oo=ljG=E~Ch=o~t1""=,,,,::-r.I ~ANTA ANA, 541)-2512 16661 Beach Bll'd., ILB, Fully eq~ped. 3117 Cin .. I======'==== 541).5164 e 842-0631 namon Ave, Apl B, C.l\1. RREBIRD · Chrysler '67 Newport V.S, po\\·er stet>ring, pcl\\'('r disc brakr~. aulo. trans., etc. (TUX629l $1275 llt'taill'{!, &rvic<!d & Rt·ady To Go HUNTINGT:ON BEACH Chrysler· Plymouth 16661 Beach Blvd., 11.B. . 5'10-5164 • 842-0631 5-Hl-6061 SACRI:fo~ICE, Equity • 6 6 '70 FORMULA 400. Fully Dodge Polan conv, 540.2960 C!qulp'd. Ltss than 500 mi. days, 557-9~ e\·rs. \\'ill take late trade . ""-'='~~'-=-~'"""~""'-1 •0&-2'00 '65 DODGE Oarl GT, V-11·1========= auto, PS/PB, R/H, air, mags, $725. 673-94~. MERCURY FALCON 1970 Mercury • '66 FALCON 1 011T1er Cydofte Good eond lo 0ml's $750'. Competition orange with con. 64Z-46811 ' ' lrasling black inlerior, only =;o======== I drlven 7000 n1\les, still in FORD factory \\'arranty. Full tac. tory @C!Ulppc(! l11eludiJig 4 11peed ll't:>Ji. t ic. 128ASJ. TRANSPORTATION OL!)SMOllLE 1960 Ol.OS Station \Vagon. Air, au.tomat1c, pe/pb, $250. .,...., ... e J968 OJ,.DS ·98 Luxut')' &-dan. •'\ally eq:ulpped. Xlnl cond. ;46-2834 '65 OLDS F-&5 2 Dr. llT. Full pl\•rl•fr, good <X>nd. $900. a<IB-8271. PLYMOUTH ' . '69 ROADRUNNER V-11, 4-11),M'r.d, Powrr ~!ei'rlng, radio, heater. IXFf'.9()3) $1775 Dclailed, Sf'rvlced &: Rt>ady To Co HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler -Plymouth 16661 ikMch Blvd., l{.8, 540-5164 • 8-12.()6.11 '68 Plymoulh GTX 2 door hard.lop, 440 engine, aulomatic, powt-r 1let-rlng, ,·inyl roor, XIS 676, $1395.00. JIM 'SLEMONS IMPORTS 120 \V. WARNER SANTA ANA 540-2512 '68 PLY~1. Sporl Suburban sia. '11.·ai.:. 17.700 ml'A". Super cond. P/S, P /B &: rear "''in- c1011•. Will carry 2nd $1995. 67!';1l6:4, '6j 1'""UH.Y In "'agon Gd . oond. J.'amily car. Orig Owlll'r. $995. S4.f..'.8o.14 . 283.1 Harbor. C.:\t. 510.4491 '70 Chevelle '69 Chrysler 300, 2 door, po11·cr s1ccring, po.,._, er brakes, factory air, power ·11·indo\1•s, vinyl ro o f. S 229:i .OO. Motor No. CN23K9C179~. Jli\t SLEL\10NS IMP6RTS 120 \V. \\'ARNER TOP DOLlAR '"' $2399 CHICK IVERSON 1 __ l'_O_N __ Tl_A_C __ VW '69 Catalina S!\NTA ANA 5.io-2512 CLEAN USED CARS 2 Dotir lh1rd!np. Auto'matic, I -7L_oo_k~;~n-9-,~.-,-.-0-.-,~?-See Andy Bro"·n po\l·er steering, A~l I Fi\1 EASY THEODORE MS.3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 llARBOR Bl.VD, 2 Door llarcitop, Rt'd, VS, COSTA i fESA automAtic, po't•11tr stterlng, 1teroo, bucket seats , vlnYJ Call Auto. Referral fl't'e or ROBINS FORD top. (02GAGB ) { charge. \Ve have sellers 2060 ilarbor Blvd. '68 Montego MX Convl, FU11 BILL YATES 11·aiting. All types&. prices. ~ta Mesa power, air, auto, new tiN"s. Seiters also welcon1e. &42-00lO .25,000 n1i '"'.' rDusl sell, best VOLKSWAGEN 6<24431 ~~=-=--'--'-~~ """· 11<1""-3136. MUSTANG A n f I <."n • Ford '67 Custom SOO 32852 Valle Road UIO e. ('fTa .:J<.t'\'l('C !=\an J uan Capisn11no · -,-,-T-ow-,-.-Co-,-,-ll1'-"-,'-,-,-n. 4-0r. :too V-8, power stf'Cr., 8374 !DJ /4934J11/499·t261 Loaded w/ exll'lls! Dual power brakC"s, &.uto. lrans., rad./h1r .. \1·1w tlrea. J\1any1---------·59, CHEVELLJ>: SS 396. 11irconditioning, priv, party. Xtrtui. (.\'.Sl'\119) Turbo Hyrh~1. vi11. t(1p, airJ,,'='=l:icl=. =*=89='=-="='"=·====o I $77S concl, disc brks, lilt str. 11·hl. COMET Detailt'tl, ScrvlCl'd & '6S MUSTANG V-11, aut0:n1atit· trans., radio, heater. (RAG·92iJ 25,000 !!'fl on \\'arr. $2400. RC'ady To C.O ,.._.,124. HUNTINGTON BEACH $695 Detailed, &rvil'f'd & '62 Come!. Xlnt condition. 1!170 EL CAi\.11NO SS :1!16 4 Chrysler-Plymouth $230 or olfer. spd, posi-trac, bu c k e rs , Call 5-18-6655 16661, lkttch Blvd .. 11.B, Ready To Gu HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler • Plymouth 16661 Beach Blvd., 11.B. Ah-1-F'M, linlrd g!uss, nil', 54.0.51&1 e 842·06.l l 22:000. T.O.P-hal approx. $3f00. Mon·Fri eve!', 67:).1709 ~-'chf'V)' Impala SS Convt. 327. Pts. au10 Iran.~. Ke\\' wide oval lirt's. Everything in xlnt·cond. Sa.crlfice $700. Call 8.11)....J.109. 19511 a hmv s7.-,. CONTINENTAL 196Z Ford station 1vagon. R& 540-5164 e 842-0631 ---------·>If, automatic. Mrcha!llc~l-=~~~----·I s,,.,.,1.1. Pho"' 968-521 < """ '67 Mustan9 '63-Corp. Exec. car. Jm- 1naculatf'!y mainlail)('d. Lite grt•f'n, leaihc-r inter.. full P11 r. air. ·,Ykdays &16-S8S6, C'l.t'S ,\;, '11.'knds 549-2,110. 1956 ~111rk IL Gd. cond. J\1usl sell. &sr offer. 6 P.f\r. . VR, aulomalic, radio, illr. '67 Country Squire 390, Alr. new th't's. (QTY 124! l\1t1st j>\\•r l'.'i lK\011 ~. St':l1 l;, Dii;c !'C"l\ by Sunday, 'Viii tnk1• bric.~. Nu wille oval tire11. lradt> or fina00c private par. SI~. &1·1-~..0S-I . ly, ;~1&40;,2 or 494-Ml l. 19:» l\1ercury, 1K.'<'rls brakes VJO, Afll'r 5 ptn, S.IS--7917. •191il CHEVY li\1PALA, a ir- oond. p/l!, p/b. * fii3-:~~ • 'f.7 Funt cus1nn1 4-i'lr. N1•w ·'67 MustanCJ hmki•s, tin'~. hnltrry & Call 5.J6..fi214 ev~s or 1vknd~. • '62 Chl'v Nova snnlon wagon. Good L'Ond. 1375. ·sif CORVAIR convcrlihle turboch&rged. Make oner. 545-6321. CORVAIR '6.1 CORVAIR $Z75 220 ZX.Lroit St, 118 • :~196;1• CORVETIE 'TO Cit price $.1450. · 6 9 --------- p11!11t. S9-C1. li-1f>-3G02. I·Iardtop. 011'ned by Jit lle olcl '6.'i FOnO ~XL 2..-lr HT. sc•hool 1r11.<"llf'r, 29.IXKJ ach1:i l Air cone!. F ull po~·rr. Xlnt nlilf'S, (l10t'ti121 J\1us1 :u-11! fund . $fMj.1. ctl2--0116. Cnll Sid 1\Jr. 5-10-3100 or 'f,0 Fnloon ruiura, good 491-7GOG afl 10 Rill . transporH111on cnr, ru11 11 'G~1 J\1usfang, Lo n1ilrugr, l good, S!I~. 549-248.l 011•nrr. 4·spd floor shif1, Vinyl 'G8 J.'AIHLANE 500 2-dr llT. lop. Pt>nk ron.:l. $1Q50. Aulo, VS. F/a!r, ps. Xlnt 644-7497 or ~t1!1--0343 Cht'velle $24 5 0. Bolh Sl4!¥.i. ~11~371, !'t12-ti73!'.i 'li~1 MUSTANG Cf'nv!, 6 <:yl, 1951 t"ORD ;<, '1'1n P.U. 3:12 11u10, 1 01vncr, good cond, air cond., radin. (YP Z 849) $2499 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Vallr. Road 837-4800/ 493-4511/ 499-2'16 l San JuRn C1t pi,;1rano '70 GTO 4'."15 cu. In. RRm Air, close ratkl 4-~IX'C'd, hoo(l 1ach, Jtldc & Handl'g pkg, PIS, P/D/B, Radio & hcat'er, New f'lnistone Wide oyals. "ALL BLACK" Make olfer or lrade for lBlc n1odel r·ord tntck. 6411--466:1 '&t PONTIAC Le Mana. \\1hl1e 11'/ turquol5e Interior, bucket i;ea~. auto., p}we.r 11lri:. xlnt mechanical con- dilion. Very l'll'Bn Inside &: out! f150. 169&"1 Ed~ewa.ter J..all(', lluntini;:ton lturbour, 8'1G-o1285 '6:1 l'ONTIAC llnltp. $1511. :-\plf'ndid Cond. Ntec19 9111ghl 11n1oun1 ol 11·ork. .:1:\{i.-f,f,1G* '68 Pontiac GTO. 4-!!pd, 25,000 1ni. ~fust Sl.'11, $1650 or I.K's! offer. !lfiS-41.J:>. e 19&1 GTO-Jll9 4' apd. Runs good. N('('ff.~ paint. $!'i1(), G46-67Rt TllANSl'OllT ATION fllNSl'OllTATIOM TltiNSPORTlTION OAJL Y l'llOT ,, TllANSPORflTIClll :;: * T~UCK~ * CAMPERS * VANS * RANCHEROS * *. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS!! * BRAND NEW '71 " 3 ---r,..,..,,.,$ 2 0 34 $69 TOTAL $69 TOTAL DOWN MONTHLY PYMT. PYMT. 36 MONTHS $69 i1 the la t~! cl own p1ym1nt ind Sli9 ii th, loll' •olllh- lv P•Vm•nt includ ing t1:r, '70 lic1n11 i nd • f~' ri;e c h ~rqet on eppro,.td c11dit for J6 month1. Dtf~rrf ptY· ,.,.nt price it 125 11.00 if!El~~i~• ~u f;~'""' '~Iii' , ft1· 11, '70 licrntP IH If vou r,reflr lo P•Y 1"•1\1 fht .1/I fJI~ ~,;., !1 .,[f __ fll!PI ''''"~!pf 11111. "'' ·11 l!l•lt ~l ~IOWfb0409,A.P.R. 11.7 51.. IRAND .NIW 1971 MAVERICK $2188 . FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY #IK910122793 BRAND NEW 1971 MUSTANG $1548~~E SERIAL NO, l FOR 102 427 " ;~~.·;~~ONOLINE ,.. $ 688/ ........................................................ '65 T·BIRD Full power, ,;, cond ition • ! PCA.199' '68 OPEL uom1 Powd•r blue fini.h, l•nd1u lop. I LOK476l ?88 ~H~lf.1.~1~·~.i'!.• l•PA_ u. "'"· saee ... :;; " a ~tJO ,, $ ·-:~ ~~~.~ .. ~ 1688· P.S. !YY L112 7J ·7 '68 TOYOTA R1dio, he •ltr, 111 ori9in1I. IVTU3 17 1. COIONA '988: '67 MUSTANG VI , 1vlom•tic, P.5,, r1die, . ll11 l1r. ITTP71 4J '66 CH!Y:. l•"~ Y. T. Flt•hide with I ft, c1mp1r. (550611C I '67 FQRD FJSI P.U'. H11!1r, 11dio, 111tom1tic.. 1Vl22291 '67 PONTIAC lonn1¥ill1, Full fa.,;•,r; incl11"\"' f•cl. 1ir, 1ulo. tr1111 ... P.S. I P.B .. pow•r 1•1h & window1, · R&H, l1nd111 tap, ! UKC117t' ' 1v/alr, full p1vr. 540.27~. *'M Er.. Camino w/Ct\,mper, xlnt cond, $1050. • 673·f'J99! • '68 Camaro SS, 350 cn11:., 196$ CORVETTE, n1aroo11 w/ while conv lop, 427 (300l, 4 spd, nn1/fm. potl'r 11·indo11's. SeC" to apprrri:ile :S:IDOO, nsk for Bill 492.%'9'1. 'S7 COllVEITfo: Cu in. $·1~!0 Cash. $600 or best offer, 646-365:1 * * Ph: 646-2212 * * :trt :i p.m. In nerrl of service?' You'll '6.1 Conv. R/11, p/s/h. V-11, fintl 1he. right one In !hf! :11110., 29.000 mi., <·lt·1111! Srrvice Direclory or the 64&-.'!S77 .d~y. :148-528!1 ('Vt'. RAMBLER $125 '64 I~mblcr 660 l'.·ai;:on. Clean. Rrnr-endl'd, Run!!, Pri, Ply. Day 642-2523, e\lfl' :J4S-5 194 . BRAND NEW 1971 F-lOO PICKUP '68 PL YM. ~Tl HDTr, v.1, 1ulo., P. 5tr., Rodio, l1nd1u roof. I !XOAl 151 l 51.68a,·-i 4 spd .. Priv par!y, $13~, MJ..51),5], l"\'eS: 673·:,000 GOOD COND * S:JOll -t. Afr 6: ~,10.r..:n * Cl11s.~HiN1 SC"c!ion. * '69 f\tUSI'ANG Mnch I. Jj\, $2488 $250 DOWN 'Imported Autos 9600 I mportHI Autos 9600 Import.cl C•rt air, 4·spd, full pwr, alereo. 9600 ~RS. 6-12-2886. T·llRD PYMT. Insurance Too High? DRIVE FIAT! Fiat 850 Spider Hurry! Only 5 Executive Demo's Left l 161SJll NIW lt70 ISO SPORT COUPE A).4 ll1dle, l1di1I T1r•1, AU fi1t L:tr11 At No btri Ce1t, ~lt771 . 4,100 •ch11I rnll••· SALi PllCI $1895 Bill Jones' IEG>ISUI NIW 1970 124 SPORT COUPE AM/FM l1dio, lt•dl1I Tirt1, All Flit E41iiip11111tt. #0127· '" IALI r11cr $2995 u•tSTll NIW 1970 FIAT 124 "S" AM/FM A•d.Je, l1di1I Tir11, AU Fitt 6'•i"""'· •717·· 140. IA.LI PllCI $1895 F I A T B. J. SPORTCAR CENTER 2133 HARIOR, COST A MISA $40.4491 V l1ft Our Hu1• New P•rt1 & Senile• Dept. 16 Stall• Servlclnt All Sports 4 Forei1n C•r• ' , . 'G:'I Mustang,. gt! coOO. Nr11• lil't"s, S!KJO. Ca!I &12-2494 '70 r11 4-spd, fsll>ck, posli- lrat.'lion, LikC" Ol'IY. !°>1Ml900 '66 :\tu.slang, radio, ht'atrr, power 11ttring, new lires, $1100. 49-1-980~1. OLDSMOllLE ''6 Cutlass 2 Door Ifnrdtop Coupt", Aulo- mnlh:, r.ower i;te<>rlng, ra- dio, hcn1t>r. 1s1.ua241 $999 BILL YATES e '5.'> T-BIRD: GJ.000 Actual 111i'"· 3-Spd , Xln1 Orig/Cond. s1:~·..o. * 962-3728 * '66 T-Binl. 11.t'Tllftrknbly clean, :Xlnt con<I. Sharp. $1-100. G14-G."i01. '56 T-Birtl Jl'rtconvertible. Aul o., 11t'W p.ain1. Vr ry guod rnnit. Brsr nfr. 008-307.i. TORINO TORINO '69 GT, m int con· di1ion, 11ir, pl~. priv, parly. Mitke ofll.'r. :i31i-70ill VALIANT VOLKSWAGEN ."" VkLIANT "'"''· ""' rond, V8 .,.,./rull pol\·er, air FULL PRICE $78.68 MO. PYMT. S'2SO i1 tl11 fol•I down plym•nl ind $71.61 ;, th• tol•I monthly p1y1111nl including '''• '70 li c1n1• i nd •It lin1nce ch•19•i on •pproYed c1.dit for 16 ""'"!h1. 01f1n 1d ply• mini price i1 $1082.'41 including 1ll lin•11c1 ch•1g11, t1:r - 1i, '70 lic1111e or if vou p11f1r la p•y ctih, the fvl l c•1h pdce is on ly $2610 lncl1,1din9 11le1 t1:r, '70 lic•n11, #FIO. AR K07111S 'A.P.R. t 1.75 '/. . BRAND NEW 1971 RANCHEkO $2588 FULL PRICE $250 DOWN PYMT, $82.26 .~~'- 32852 Valle Road rond, \\'ill considt!r trade, San Juan Capbiln.no $1495,· 01\y~: 6 42-6943 , S250 it th• tot.I down ptym•nt tnd $12.26 ;, the tol•I 1~~~~.,.,..~~9:><~.~!ilL~'$~~:;:~~~~~~~;;;;;~1111~·'~'~"~:• ~·~·~•l~incl11d in9 I••. '10 li cen1• •nd •II finence • G'Tl=l83T ch1 r911 on 1ppravtd creil'ftf0r-l6i rnanthl. Difffr~-d • LOOK! WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU 150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 'H EL CAMINO SSJt' V·t, A1110. lt1"1., ,,.,...., 11-ino, redlo, f\Mtlr. Ii Hi rd On• le find. Ntna. 'M l'LYMOUTH \111!1<1!, i cyl., Slli;k tJ'titl, Mitt-II l!•n. ""' CH Wlfrlftl'f, llH 111. '1599 51299 18211 Beach Bid., Huntllllfan Beacll Hwy. It le. • S-DI..-.... ~ Phone 5<45-1163 or 147..017 o,..n 7 Diy1 'Tll 10 ,M. • rn1nt price i1_Sl 21 l.J6 inc ludin9 111 fiR 1nc1 ch1r911, tt:r· 11, '70 lic1n11 or if you prtf1t lo P•V c1 1h, the full c11h pric1 i1 only $2 715.44 includiR9 11le1 t•w, '70 lic1n1 1. ll'I A46ll 19127. A.P.R. 1 l.7S ,. •• BRAND NEW 1971 TRUCK & CAMPER 150 Y. ·To11 & El Dor•do Cebov•r C•mp1r $3488 $250 ·.~:~ $113:75 ,,·.~ FULL PRICE $2 50 h tll1 fatal clowr1ptv1111nl 1"4 $1 Jl ,71 It +lie tefal Pl\ontllly p1ym1nf i11cwlii119 11,, '70 1ic1n1 1 e'"' ell fiRtnce <li•rt•• en 1ppra .. ,J credit for 14 monlh1, Oef1rrecl ,I Y• mi nt 1Hlce it $4)45.00 i1tcl11di119 111 fln111ce cll1r111, te•· e1, '10 lice1111 or lf vov p11f1r to P•Y c11h, th1 wll c11h p1ice it only Sl613.'41 incllld ln9 1•\11 11•, '70 llcerue. ~Fl5ARIC2072J : .&"10297 A.P.l. 11.7,% • '69 .TORINO Sport roof, v.1. IZVI755 1 51788- 51788 .. ·-:. H:T. v.1, 1uto., P.5., P.I. l11•ur.v i11terio1, ltnd1u top. llr61141201771 '68 FORD LTD '69 VW VAN 52288 Popultr J .1.1t Kombi N1tr n•w thr11·011I. IYWS75 I) LEASE A NEW '71 llAND NIW '71 PINTO FULLY f ACTORY EQUIPPED $51~!. AANllNIW 71 LTD TAKE YOUR CHOICE 111:.t.ND NIW '71 F-100 PICKUP -TRUCK lltAND NIW 71 1-200 ICONOLINI VAN ?6~o. U MbftTlt Ol"IN IND L.IAS.a • ' . • .. • I • ·--. . ' . ' IMAGINE! ~WHEN YOU BUY. A· NEW 1971 PINTO 'WE WILL PAY FOR ALL . THE GAS IT USES FOR I · TWO FULL MONTHS . . )'HIS OFFER .GQOD ONLY AT SUNSET FORD ' . With . The P~i'chase Of. A NEW 1971 PINTO ••• ; . - ',1he ·.Little, Long ·Distance ~Gr'' ONLY 0.6 . PER --MONTH FOR . -3,· - MONntS ., · -The Plnfo i:an turri;fn:J:J::'S·fe;;t;-7~· horse power, 1600 • CC 'Pinto is dressed with 26 lbs. of paint, f u 11 y synchronized trensmiision, 5 main bearingi; rock & pinion ·steering like greet European Sport Cars. HURRY! THIS OFFER· EXPIRES SOON! ·-ALL GASOLINE MUST BE DISBURSED AT SUNSE-T~fORD _ · • .J.t919 P.fu1•$ 11 S·Freight, plwt $410 DMltr PNp•r•tiOn •nl c.Mitioninf' . $2074 + Order $ 103.70 STATE TAX Order . . . 'TRADf-tNS . ri.· ' PINTO !lti:::io--·IMPORT SALE --·. -· --··-·--- 'H oiilL IALLT s 1899 4 -4, llritlil reel. ond boouti{wk __ _ _. ( TlllU 041 . '611 -iWiTt . . ' 4 ip, bright rwd. IWWK6171 S 1699 '611' COllTillA •T· .-$1399 Coinpl ... ly nconcfitftn-•~·-lriti$h r•~ in9 green. (WlllOI') ~ '611 OPEL WAIOON 4 speed, D•••" bo;9e. IVTP71.tl '611 DB.UX YW . ,(WEIJ16.I $1299 ~ri.=d;o & hHler, IZSf.4791 $1499 '6' DATSUN WA.Oii ISVXll21 '67 TllUMl'H GT 6 cyl. c~e. .IUOV90fl S7t9 $1899 '611 MDCUlT MOipllJO WAIJON s 1799 Full power. FA. lvY{P?621 •: -- '67 FORD FALCON WA•ON $1399 DeH,t Jo!it'!. 6 cyl., AT,.R&H. IQ36?fOI . -• '6' MlitcURY COLONY PX. WINl.'$.2199 6 pl:IL. F.11 ~~· FA. New •nt1 ,. n.w fire1. fn.S27'4J · ·u l'ALCON ' -n .. CID w..-. ·silll99 IR667161 · 0 '65 .-S~ '<!VA50NHl ~ whHI dr;ve, AT. IPAElOll $1699' '70 ·~ALAXIE 500 VB, AT, PS, FA. l4151PTI $29J9 '68 MDCURT 4 D•. H.T. IWIC8201 $1899 '70 MAVERICK $22·9· 9 V8 , that's i:ight V8. speci1I installed · engine with AT, immaculate. IVZJ57S ) · '10 MAVERICK 6 cyl., stick, R & H, HUia blue 12 to choose from). IZKY432) '69-TORINO COllA VI, 4 speed, PS, FA, ~ream puff. .IXXC7831 •6t MUSTANG Cpe., V8, stick. 12575 I $1899 $2399 $1899 · $ 20.00 OCT. LICENSE Your Choice $ 21'7.70 TOTAL $ 297.70 DOWN' Pl'MT. of. Any :DM_'of.; $ 1900.00 IA.LANCE -15 Colors.. . 36~:' ... 563~~~ -' ~ 15 Colors. EXAMPLE ONLY' $299.70 is fh• tot•I clown p•v1111nf, $63.06 i1 th1 tot1l 111onthly pty1111nt l~;h1cli.fi7h.:, ·1i..,;;.·,1 111 c•rrying c:h•rg•• on b•nk-•pprov1d c:r1clit for 36 ll'IOl'lth•. Def1rr1d ,..,... .... pi' ... i• u170.1• inch1ding inl1r•1t, t•x •nd lic1n11, ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE IS I t.tl, '6' MUSTAN• IWMU9171 '66 MUSTAN• 2+2 6 cyl., stick, steree tip•, poppy red. ITFT40ll '66 FAllLANE 4 dr. Soden. YB, AT. ISZN14ll '66 LTD Cpe._-VI, AT. PS, immeculet••- l_ZBFnB I "66 FORD CUSTOM .SOO €pe. va, AT, powder bl"°. ISW51or $2299 $1399 $999 $1299 $999 '66 NOYA COUPI 6 •vi .. AT. I Zll 1971' "66 COllYITTI Conv•rt. 396 VI. 4 sp, n•w engin e, bright red. IYVP1911 '68 PONTIAC ~11/iND PRIX Full p_ower & eir. $1tM '61 MUSTANG $1699 VS, automatic transmission, R&H, air. '69 FALCON 4 Dr, Va , AT, PS. Ak IXUH9851 $2199 '64 T llRD $I '099 ~~ .. J:.~::::r.~7P~l0'1 1399 $2599 ~~g;;;)"';r,rovonblack. . '68 FORD F250 'f•)ON $2995 '69 GALAXIE 500 dp.,'Vs; AT,·PS. Landau top, FA, FM Redio. I 641 BNO I '69-D·LTD Undau Cpa. V8, AT, PS, FA, under warranty. IVGS308) '64 FORD GALAXIE 500 .VB. AT, R & H, n.ew .6 P" camper. Cpa. One owner. IPRC702) $59.9 ,·,163740Al $2799 '68 CHM "' TON . S22M' :VB. AT, R &.H. 184441AI' ' ''8 DODGE $1399 '.:9 .Ml!RCURT MARQUIS $2899 •;, ton. ( 1495111' _ Cpe. Full pow.,, Londou top. FA. '70 FORD ·F%SO 'PICK UP $29M IZLY329 1 17l5l4EI '68 MUSTANG $1999 V8 ,AT,PS.lltoohoo1efroml '691MPALA $2299 ''7GMC $14." IWSN939 I · . 4 o,. H.T. Full pow••· IYRA 150) . •/, Ton. I 84520AI . '611 TORINO FASTBACK '611 MALllU s 99 '70 CHIYROLET ,,,.. P.U. . $28M ' VB, 4 sp .. d. IWTE262 1 s 1999 Cpe. VB , 4 1p,v;nyl roof. IVHPllll 16 VI. IBB997 EI ------------.-09--·u·HONCHO $16M ..!611.GALAXIE 500 $...-1-n9 -'67-CAMIRO SS s-1-4 --'IVDD77orl Cpa., Tp, air, vinyl roof, moon mist 6'· 7 • Conv. VI, 4 spd, very swift., --------------- yellow. (WIZ917 l ' · l WAB266l · '65 CHM $'11" ,-6-7 -.G-A_LA_X_IE---------~ '66 OLDS •ORONA.DO -s1 •11· V> Ton. ISllllll 4 dp,or.)B,AT. PS. IUI MJl BI $ 1399 Full power, FA, FM 1t•••o. ISJN76ll ~ · '64 fORD . $12M· '66, PONT)A!:.JO~flEyll,LE $I 099 · V> Ton ond compact.1P968301' 'iJ GAi.AXii SOO $1699 Ccihv.-Oesert'·bei9e. Excel(ent condi~ '62 CHEVY CARRYALL $I 099· Cpe. FP, A;,. IZVZOl41 · 1;on. IRYB2501 l1!63224ll ~ .'68 MUSTANG $1399 '66 IUICK LE SAllE s I 099 ... CHIYROLET EL CAMINO $24M (WAH504 1 . . VI, AT, PS, PB. IZUJll71 YI, RIH. P.S., o;r. (949'1CI' ' ' TAKE -·VALLEY VlEW .OFF RAMP· FROM FREEWAY . ~ . . '• . • ' . , '· ' . , . ,. BOB HEUSSEfl . . DUL ER . - I • . I DAILY PILOT · ORANGl COUNTY, CALIFORNIA " NOVEMBER l-', 1970 \ -.. J\SkCJhemc:rourself POR SKN. JOHN TOFER, Tesos Do yo• belieee COii~ 1reu •lao..U iltl.el"Hnie more ha /orei#n-polky hei.ioJU?-R. M. Ma- •n, Jr-. San Anlonio, Tuu • Foreign policy is traditionally ban· died by the President. I would be ap- palled if we attempted to shape for~ign policy in the Congress. Congress should concern itaelf with such areu of reapon· aibility u -regulating commerce, raising reYenues, and matters that aftect the daily lives of citir.em. FOR ROMAN CA.BRIEL, quarterback, Los Anselts Rams I• U lrue lhal yo" named one o/ your A aoru "Ram?" FIM!re did you play your col- kwe baU, and did you play quarl6rbnck?-Edd~ F ilk., Eureka, Cali/. e I have three sons-Roman Uf, seven, Ram (named for the Rams), six, and Rory, one. I played college ball at North wolilla State, where .r-was a varsity quarterback. fOlt CIUCE DAV ALL, New York Zoolo1ical Society . It ilae aolaoopin1 crane population •lill de- crea•in1?-C o nra d Fonlain, Bu6nlo, N.Y. e The whooping crane population wu ' at a low ebb in 1937, when there were only 29. In 1969, when they were on their wintering. grounds at the Aransas Na. tional Wildlife Refuge in Texas, 50 whooping cranes were counted. Eighteen additional birds in captivity at that time brought the total to 68. FOR PETE CONIUD, astronaut In a IJlaftllline arakle you uted 11ae t11ord ''1lik:1a." Flaaa ;. o 1U1claP-Palricia Ed- ward., SIMTfu, S. D. • The term "1litch'' is a widely used bit of engineering slang, which usually re- fers to an electrical abnormality but may also re(er to breaka in electrical power. Oscilloacopea and other devices which monitor electrical waveforms will show a "glitch" indicating a break in its nor· mal pattern. FOR JOHNNY C..4.SB, 1iqer p.,. l&ear4 you UM 1o -perfor• /or clae Men belailtd prUt>a bort. Do )'O• do llaU /or free? -A. S. K,...u., Forai Billa, If.¥. • Yea. I do thia for free. POR COLDIE HAFN. actre1s Flay do men Hem lo 10 for /rioolou.-1eern. U.. 1irl. like you?- M n. D. IV. DHu, ..4i- Lintk Cily, JV.}. • From my fan mail, I can only deduce that moat men, having to go out and compete in the outside world, really and truly prefer to relax with a light, frivo. lous.type girl. She needn't be a sexpot. I'm certainly not ! FOR COY. EDGAR D. FBITCOMB, Indiana Flay 110G• 1u atifner o/ ilae city o/ India· napoli. .a /affUHU?- ltlrt. Ceor1e Hill,Lilr&B· don, N.D. • Alexander Ralston, a Scottish engi. neer, was famous becauae he helped Pierre Charles L'Enfant lay out the de· sign for Washington, D.C. in 1791. Mr. Ralston later designed the city of In· dianapolis. The design of Indianapolis is somewhat related to the design of Wa:shingtoo, D.C: FOK-JACK LEMMON, aaor You don,, uem lo be a polilkal oclit1ui UM Paul NetOMGn and ~ ert. I• ilaU a correct ilnpre .. ion?-Mr•. L. D., LallCfU"'r, Pa. • No-I have lent my name and sup- ported candidates in the past 'but not on a big scale. I wasn't sure that I wu eo politically enlightened that I should influence other people. I have never been against an actor doing that, however, if he or she felt that it wu all righL FOR FINTON BLOUNT, Pomnaur wMNI of tAe U.S. Are U.S. Senator• al- lo•e4 free m•illn1 ,,m,Ue1e• only i/ iluJ ••II u po••Marlcetl F alaiafton, D.C.1-Jerry Re1MMr- •on, Surnrne"'~' Ca. • Postal regulationa do not require that franked, Congreuional mail originate in Washington, D.C. FOR MiJNTY BALL o/ ttJ's "Let'~ Make a Deul" Fl&en JN'Ople receit1e bulky ~.... on your •lao•, do ilaey Aaoe lo GrNlftfe•n,..poriaiion, or are re/"6eralor•, roftfe., ,.,,., etc-. flelloeretl by tlae.ir loeol 1aoae """1flr•?--SU1111JUN LU..- lwuu, F. De Pere, Fu. -• We arrange for all delinriea to the home at the convenience of the winner. FOR FIUNCIS C. TURJVER, Atlrni:mstrator-F edera/ Hi1ht1H11 AtlmWsinuion Flt.en ilt.e 1M1iio.,.111ide Federal JaiilatNy nei- aoorle ;. compleiefl., t11ill daere be no loll .aa- do,.. and no apeed lintU..? 80111 111iU II be pairolle4P--La"'r Ja,,.ie.on, Claka10, IU. • When the 42,500.mile Interstate High. way System iJ completed, it will include more than 2,300 miles of toll roads, bridaea, and tunnele, which have been incctrporated into the system. It is an- ticipated that when the bonds issued to finance their 00111truction are paid off, the toll facilities ~ll become free. Jn. terstate System routes are built, operated, and main~eel by state highway depart- ments and not by the Federal Highway Administration. Speed limits are eatab. liahed by the various states, and the highways are patrolled by law.enforce· . . hin .J ment agencaea wtt wose atatea. FOR OMAR N. BIUDLEY, General of IM A rmr Do yo• ilainlc alaai clae reaon /or 11 .s. ee ... eral Pauan •'-P""'- d&e111nerbrr -Wier in F orld Far II .,,.. eoer reoUy under•lood by ll&e -peo- ple baelc 1ao~?~or1e Dolan, Ba.ton, Ma••· • No, I do noL I saw General . Patton within 30 minutes after this incident and he was bragging about it. He said, "I'll make that yellow s.o.b. go up there and fight!" That wu hia attitude. I think he did it for a purpose. That is not the way to get a man to fight, but he thought he WU doing the man a sernce. FOR BEN DA'YIDSON, tle/uuive enll, Ookl41l.d RaUler1 Flao u elae 1ou1he•I o/· feJUiee laelcle you MH 1aa4 lo /ace?-Don Scou Lehr, Dooer, Pa. • Doubtlessly, Jim Tyrer of the world champion Ka.nus City Chiefs. He's six· feet-six and weighs 285 pounds. His bead is so big that when he &res out to block with that big red Kansas City Chief bet. met on, it looks a& if someone is throw· ing a red garbage can at you. FOR ROBERT BALL Commi.ssio"er of Social Securiw Jf' hy "°' wue a Social SecurUy number ai IM fiJne o/ bir&la rather daan fir.a employment? W ouldn'I ilau proce- dure be a 1rea& benefit /or identifo. ca&ion,upeciaUyin clae medi.cal~ldP -ltlkAael J. KeUey>. Eaal Grand Forlu, Minn. • The Social Security Administration has not favored issuing Social Security num· hers at birth. One reason is the cost of maintaining millions of records for many years before they are needed for Socia] Security purposes. We are awa.re, how· ever. U1at the Social Security number is tending to become an all-purpose identi- fication, and we are studying it. FOR JOHN SHAFFER, Adrni"istrator, -·~ I Federal A11iatfon A11.lhority l!oe• llae F • .4.,4. re· quire more IAan one ·per~'IJ··io· be lkenHd /or flying on all commercinl oirplane fl.iflal.P-ltf rt. "7. Harr&., San Luu Obupo, Cali/. • Yes. Both pilot and copilot mu&t be licensees, and if the plane requires a Bight engineer, he also must have a Fed· eral· license. FOR ARLENE FIUIVCIS, "''' "Flusis Mr Line" Do you mah up your 010n iratrodueltoru /or FaUy Bruner, or are iAey pr0T1ide4 /or you ' by •omeone ew?-K. Hor•llfl4n, Clocierda~, Ohio • I make up all my introductions . Yant lo Hk • famoaa penon • 4111eslion? Yoa an diiroqh tlti• eol-• and we'll •et lite •-tt trom the ..,,_inent ..-• yoa ~le. ~ 41Dntion. ~enbly oa a pc19t amt, to Aak Them Y-11, FamUy Weekly, 641 Leslnctoe Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022. We eaanot aek-ledp .-atioN, but fS will be paid for eada one a.ed. You are Invited to mall your questions or comments lbout any article OC' advertisement that ~.,.. In F•llY Wettlty. Your letter will receive 1 prompt answer. Wttte to Service EditOC' Fanni) Wedly, 641 Lalncton Avenue, New Yorl, N.Y. 10022. ' A Paper - Sculpture Delight to Brighten Your Holiday "91 • -- ~iant jf ibe jf oot ~anta~laus Paper sculpture is great fun, and the whole family will enjoy putting up this big, jolly fellow with his bright red outfit, flowing beard and cheerful smile. He's sure to sparkle cheer in your home, in a clubhouse or hospital, or as a feature at a holiday bazaar or party ... every year for years to come. Enchanting 5-foot 3-dimensional Santa comes in lcit containing die-cut pieces of sturdy paper, easily assembled by an ingenious system of interlocking slits and tabs. Makes a wonderful gift. Just $1. NATJVJTY SCENE -Paper sculpture of the soc:~ at Bethlehem includes all the pieces shown here. Tbd'" fiaure or Joseph is 16. tall, and the overall hciaht of the scene is 23~·. Educational and fun, particularly for children. Kit is easily assembled. Just $1.SO. ~~~1 MAIL 10-DAY NO RISK COUPON TODAY~~ ~~~~ ~ ~ GREENLAND STUDIOS, 4114 Greenl•nd Bulldlne. 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Life insurance is his business, bis only business. He is especially qualified to put together a program of protection individually suited to your family's needs. When you think of family security, think of your New York Life Agent. He's a good man to know. New York Life Insurance Company 51 Madison Ave., N.Y., N .Y. 10010 Life, Group and Health Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans. 125 years of service fur a happier life A Literary Ploy My little boye are at the etage Wbe~ mother'• IUuee make them rage; '.. ~ They duck away, avoid. my jouch, ~ ...i • ( As if a mom u juat '4>0 much. I But ju.et before they go to bed, A~ They etlU want a etory read. . ,. ".,,.,~ r - l hold them tight (they cannot win) ; I read-.nd eneak the kieeee in! --Carol Kleiman • QUIPS AND QUOTES A waggish father wanted to illustrate to his son the difference between anger and exasperation. He looked up the phone num- ber of a pompous fellow commuter and phoned him. When the call was answered, the father asked, "Is George there?" "No. there's no George here. Why don't you get the right number before bothering people at this time of night?" "That," explained the father to the son, "was annoyance." A few minutes later he dialed the same number and asked, 0 ls George there?" "What's the matter with you? Are you crazy?" came the voice. And the receiver was slammed down. "Now that fellow was angry," said the father. "Next I'll show you what I mean by exasperation compared to anger." About fifteen minutes later, the father dialed the same num- ber again. When the same man answered... the Cather said, .,Hello, this is George. Have there been any messages for me in the past hour or so?" -Dorothea Kenr A friend of ours says his daughter's eyesight was improved by local surgery. She had her bangs cut ofi. -Herm Albright A young couple became the ecstatic owners of a new hi-6 system. In a constant state of musical intoxication, they played their records long and late. One morning in the bus, the man met his next-door neighbor and proudly told him of the new possession. "We'd like you to come over to our place some night and listen to it." he invited. "No,'' snapped the neighbor. "You come over to our place and listen to it." -Dan Bennett Successful door-to-door salesman to housewife: "I'd like to show you a little item your neighbor said you couldn't afford." -Lucille S. Harper "And then she foun.d out she WCtB just the upstairs rnaid in a raticl1-type house.'' Family Weskl11. November 15,1970 d1 m ot t\1 0( Let'• Draw •n Acrob•t By Ann Davidow Is it a seal upon a ball, Or a girl in a headstand Stretched up tall? Plus One To a ftve--letter word for what you do when you buy something by mail, add a first letter and get an- other word for the boundary line be- tween the United States and Canada or the United States and Mexicd. (See AIUWer Box) YouN•me It (See Answer Box) MlnuaOn• From a five-letter word for what you do to your hair when you get up in the morning, take away the fint letter and get what you do when you are afraid of being late for school. (See Answer Box) Dos Trouble By HOM Kreb Find five more dop in this puzzle. Qu .. tlon Can you guess bow many ditierent languages and dialects are spoken by the world's peoples? 1,500? 670? 2,8007 (See A.nswer Box) ANIWl:R BOX -~ioq-~JQ :M() -w ·qsru-qsrue :aao ... .,K ·a1•UJ!ts:> al.(l S"! oos·i :11opAll() ·om<pP!S (wnq ~!S) :n aaa DOA ----·----=~-----=--------' J"1ii --___ .....__ Look into Contadina for a rich, delicately seasoned toniato sauce HOT ZIPPITTY DIP! We take 8 great Contadina Tomatoes. Simmer them till they're rich. Then see.eon ever 90 lightly to give you a sauce that's a perfect dip straight from th~ can. pr, you can add a few more ingredients for a Hot Zippitty ~iP· I cup(~ can) CONT ADINA• Tomato Sauce 2 tableapoona grated Parmesa11 cbeae ~ teaspoon garlic ult % tcup00n crumbled buil leaves Combine tomato sauce, cheese, garlic salt and basil leaves in small saucepan. Heat, stirring until most of cheese is melted. Serve hot with cooked frank- furter slices, Vienna sausages, pepperoni slices or meat balls. FROM THE 8 GREAT TOMATO FOLKS 1111=1-= CONTAOINA •UODI DIV.~ CAll'4Afl0N !U)., \.OS ANHl.0 , CAI.tr Family~/ November 15, 1970 What to Do H Your Child Runs A-way He may be in a "runaway shelter" or an old friend's home lhe other evening, a dis- traught couple from Hacken- sack, N .J ., rushed into a po- lice precinct station in New York City to report that their 15-year-old daughter had been missing for nearly 10 hours. Blaming a "smart aleck girl for talking her into run- ning away,'' the father em- phasized that his daughter was probably being preyed upon by dope addicts in New York's grimy, hippie-domi- nated East Village section. When the mother asked bow long it. would take the police to locate the daughter, a detective looked piqued. "Here we're combing this neighborhood for a big dope dealer we've been after for months. l'bere's three of the mean. est muggen you've ever seen. And a rapist who carried a machete still loose. That's just for openers. And you want us to drop everything aod look for your kid first. We don't work that way. "We've just got to find her tonight," the mother cried, as a sergeant routine- ly ft.lied out a report on the missing girl's description. "What are we going to do? .. Never before have so many parents in the United States faced this type of crisis. Small children have always run, or wandered, away from home only to be found, after a harrowing search, seldom f artber away than the next block. But now this problem has been compounded by the unprecedented number of preteens and teen-agers who are fleeing from their homes. With bi- cycles, hitchhiking, and marathon rock festivals now in style, more than one and a half million children-about 65 percent of them girls-were missing from home long enough last year to be reported to local police as "runaways." Though police were able to find only a small percentage of the missing chil- dren, they still arrested 149,052 young- sters undcT 18 years old as runaways. Of these, SB,885 were IC55 than IS ycan old and 4,929 were under I 0. Though countless other runaways have reached their 18th birthday and are le- ' By BILL SURF ACE gaily free of parental consent, they similarly leave grieved parents wonder- ing, once they vanish, if they arc dead or alive. What, then, does a ipareot do when this nightmare strikes? Recalling p;. ly headlines about the murder or rape of some runaways., far too many par- ents assume tbc wont: tbei.r youngster bas been lured into either drug-infested commu.ncs such as the East Village, San Francisco's Halgbt-Ashbury, or Chicago's Old Town or one of the no- torious types of "f amilics" like that beaded by Charles "Satan" Manson, whose control over small-town runa- ways bas been dramatized in the mur- der trial of actress Sharon Tate. Raardleu of the state or town from which a child disappears, the vast ma- jority of 20,000 alarms arriving at the New York Police Department's Miss- ing Penons Unit, for example, empha- size that a runaway "is believed to be beading for the East Village or Halght- Ashbury." "That's like guessing a child h~ run either north or south,'' maintains Cap- tain Joseph Lynch, bead of the Miss- ing Penons Unit. "And it doesn't help to locate the child." Some children do run to these. hippie hangouts iI they are within easy reach. But by presuming that a child is a cap- tive of them, well-meaning parents have cauted runaways to suffer more from the stigma of their indiacretioo than anything ·that occurred wbJ1c they were away. A parent should act, cm· pbasizes one Midwestern policeman, on the basis that "a well-behaved child is usually well behaved as a runaway and the troublemaker at home is likely to get into trouble away from home." In seeking a teen-age runaway, par- ents should allow the tecoer's behavior to be their guide in deciding if they can recover him unharmed or should they file a missioa-persons report, have him arrested, and possibly risk harm- ful notoriety. Jo one typical reaction, concerned parents in upstate New York notified local and state police of their t 6-year- old daughter's disappearance-then went to the nearest newspaper and tel- evision station for help in locating her. Newsmen described the father's futile search for his daughter outside seedy "crash pads" in the East Village, and raised the distinct possibility that the girl bad either been sexually abused, forced to live with "speed freaks." steal or, sell drugs. lhe girl later turn~ up unharmed at a rclative's house in Massachusetts but the family couldn't dispet the pub- licity that she probably lived -..with drug addicts. As a result, she needed to change schools and undergo psychiatric counseling. Parents have quietly recovered run- away teen-agers by focusing their searches in what seems to be the most practical place for them to hide. Ac- cording to police departments from California to Connecticut, most run- aways go to popular teen-age beaches, Thru young boys who ran away In Erie, Pa .. wue returned ltome by police. break into their parents' summer or winter home, loaf around college cam- puses or other schools, museums, parks, busy downtown areas, or the exciting music festivals. If &bei.r parents have moved within the previous year or two, runaways often return to their former neighbor- hood to stay with old friends. Though they may be missing as long as 36 hours, many children have persuaded an acquaintance {usually unknown to their parents) to let them stay at their house under the pretense that they have parental permission. Once tbc general locality of a run- away can be established, parents can- not assume that police, often preoccu- pied with the rise in violent crimes, can readily find him. Whether relying upon a poHccman or private detective, both types of investigators often face the same frustrating limitation as a patrol- man familiar "'With. tecn~age hangouts in Chicago's Old Town. "Parents bring us pictures of run- aways that were taken a couple years before or at a graduation," he said. "But the runaway has grown, got long hair. or fancy glasacs. Sometimes kids even take all their pictures with them so the police can't identify them. Here the parent can spot their kid in a group halfway across a park. But we can talk to a kid and not even recog- nize. him as the runaway from Indiana -unless the parents are with us." Innumerable parents have promptly located runaway teen-agers by contact- ing either the pastor, church-supported organization or "runaway shelter,'' which can be found in almost every urban area or college town where run- aways congregate. Often called the "runaway minister," many such clergy- men (and their staffs) maintain rap- port with disillusioned runaways by refusing to tell either police or parents of their whereabouts after they ask for fuod or lodging. But oooe a parent con- tacts them, the clergymen frequently act as intermediaries to persuade the child to return home. By conveying the parents' concern rather than anger, most clergymen also are able to reduce differences with the child so slcillJully that the runaway, upon seeing his par- ents, runs 10 them instead of from them. a ti ~ iJ fJ n p ye pe in ex sh, ha c nu stc pre Of mo tlU" fivt Eve ICV• ratJ m8' tbet ' I.OJ Angtks' SuMtt Strip a/tracts runaway tuM. Photo abovt shows a typical Strip tun gathering place, though nont of those shown is a runaway. If such clergymen haven't already assisted a runaway sought by parents, they often enlist the cooperation of the church's youth groups. Usually raised in the neighborhood, these teen-agen frequently can determine whether or not a new child or runaway has ap- peared anywhere in the area. If a day or two passes after a teen- a,ger disappears. parents should remem- ber that the child also is likely to be looking for them. Instead of plotting an elusive escape to a distant state, most children are aa unprepared to live any- where as the bespectacled small-town youngster appearing in bedroom slip- pers one night "at the Runaway House - in Washington, O .C. Asked bow she expected to live in the winter without shoes or money, the girl replied: "I hadn't thouaht of that." O nce the glamour or adventure of running away fades, a sensible young- ster realizes that be faces far sreater problems away from home than in it. Of the runaways reported to police, more than SS percent voluntarily re- turned borne within 24 boun. Seventy- five percent return within three days. Even many children still missina afteJ' several days are trying to be "found" rather than meekly returning home and magnifying the problem that caused them to leave in the first place. Hoping that parents will discover . "clue.<l" to their whereabouts, runaways telephone or write friends and rela- tives. Two runaways telephoned police io Cambridge, Mus. to offer a "tip" that they had been seen on Harvard Square (though Cambridge police were not looking for them). In Bethesda, Md., a homesick boy asked a police- man: "What do you do to runaway kids anyway?" When the missing youngster is not a teen-ager or a preteener but a small child, police "missing P(fSODS" ellipeft,S recommend that parents follow this course of !..C!i~ 1 ) Check all closets in the house as well as the attic, garage. and base- ment. Open all chests. trunks, cartons, and cues large enough to hold a child. He may have fallen in and be- come dued or may have inadvertently locked him.tel! in. 2) Check the homes and backyards of neighbors. 3) Check candy stores or toy stores in the nearby area-the child may have wandered into one of them or ha...e gone there deliberately while setting over a "mad" at his parents. 4) Notify the local po- lice if this quick tearch fails to pro- duce results. Even if you feel the child is just pouting somewhere and will come back on bis own, the police should be called becaUle someone may find him a mile or two away from home and bring him to the police station. Many parents, once they learn their missing offspring are safe, insist on "welcoming" them home with severe punishment. But youth counselors say that the punishment formula proves just one thing to a runaway, be be a small child or a teen-ager: Boy, was I right about my parents; Next time, I'll go where they can't find me and really teach 'em a lesson. M ost runaways are sincerely trou- bled. A study by the National Institute for Mental Health of 1,000 runaway tee~ra in P rince Gcorge'.a -Q>unty, Md., revealed that 1S percent of them left home because of "a plain forth- right expression of dissatisfaction at home or school ... or a conflict within the family over 1uch issues as the child's choice of friends and his reje~ lion of family rules and values." In trying to call attention to their griev- ances, moreover, many young children run 8Jfl'ay in the hope that they will be caught before they leave their home or their yard. According to Oark Blackbum, gen- eral director of the Family Services Auoc:iation, parenu should remember three guidelines io dealing with all run- aways except the incorrigible or per- sistent runaway, who may require psy- chiatric counseling: 1. "Keep cool and don't 'shame' the child. Base your thinking on the prem- ise that somethina is not right at home. Don't adopt the self-rigbteoU$ approach of 'How could you do this to ua after all we've done and spent for you?' 2. "Oct out of the punishment busi- ness and into self-analysis. Overlook the past and improve on the present. Ask yourself, 'Arn I giving my child a reason to feel that he baa to take such an extreme step as trying to escaper Ask the police or whoever found your child what he said to cause him to run away. Convince the child that be or she is loved and can always discuss any problem with you. 3. "Don't be so strict or so pennia.- sive that a child thinks you're either 'too bossy' or 'don't care what I do.' Set reasonable rules and provide con- sistent attention that gives a child se- curity in you as a parent. Many chil- dren have run away after unexpectedly harsh punishment. Sure the 'generation gap' may be so wide that a child doesn't want a man-to-man talk that you pro- poee. But you can usually open a line of communication with patience and consistency. '"'The same consistency should be just as profitable even if your child hasn't run away," emphasizes Black- bum. "Preventing a runaway crisis iJ still better than solving one.'' • 7 _... .................... ------------------~~~ _ ~mil11Tee!U!f BooK6ooK . 5ea iare for Bppreciatioe Eaters · 8-page lift-out Cookbook section; turn page for details.~ · I I I • 1' FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK Robust Redpes ior He • Many family food epeeialtia re- 1allin1 from lrea1ured old 0 re- ceiple" are hearty fare pttpared again and again. Other favorile con- coetione have kepi eomelbing of the old, 1aetefully blending it wilh mod- em convenience foode and 1hort- eu11. Here are recipes, beginning whb aome robuet "di.,.," which have captured eome of the old and the new. Prepare them eepecially for all who like lo eal heartily. Cheesy Tuna-Onion Fondue % cans (6 Yz or 7 01. each) tuna I lb. puteuri1ed proceaa American chttae, ahredded (4 cups) 1 cup lllilk 3 tabletipoona chopped parsley 1 tablespoon instant minced oaion Uaaalted cracker• Com chipa (or dippers Potato chi,. (or dippers 1. Drain the vegetable oil from tuna; ftake tuna if desired. l. Put shredded cheese into a saucepan and set over medium heat. Pour milk •· over the cheese. Stir until cheese is com- pletely melted. J. Mix in tuna, parsley, and onion. (If desired, reserve enough tuna and pars- ley for garnish; see color photo.) Heat thoroughly, stirring constanUy. 4. Tum into fondue saucepan and place on stand having a holder underneath for the heating fuel. Partially cover flame so mixture is kept warm at the table. 5. Serve accompanied with bountiful bowls of crackers, corn and potato chips. Or serve spooned over buttered to.st and accompany with Yecflable nJbblen and tomato slkes. 6 servings Sloppy Joe Fondue l tablupoon butter or marrarine 1 lb. rround beef 1 env. (about.I Yi oz.) Sloppy Joe eeaaoainr miir I can (6 oz.) tomato paste Water ~ cup chopped celery ~ cup chopped rreen pepper 1. Heat butter or margarine in a large skillet. Add meat and brown, cutting into small pieces with a spoon. Stir in seasoning mix, then tomato paste and water called for in package directions. Mix in celery and green pepper; bring to boiling, stirring occasionally. l. Reduce beat; cover and simmer 10 min.; stir occasionally. 3. Turn into fondue saucepan and fol- low directions as in step 4 of C heesy Tuna-Onion Fondue. 4. Serve with mlOlted mtekttS, corn or 10 Crunchy and delicious treat, made quick 'n easy, right in the baking pan. I Yi cups KELLOGG'S• CORN FLAKE CRUMBS 3 tablespoons sugar Yi cup (I stick) regular margarine or butter, mcl1cd 1 cup coarsely chopped DIAMOND WALNUTS 1 cup (6-oz. pkg.) semi-sweet chocolate morsels lVl cups (3Yi-oz. can) flaked coconut I can BORDEN EAGLE BRANO-SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK t. Measure Corn Flake Crumbs, sugar and margarine into 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan; mix thoroughly. With back. of tablespoon press mixture evenly and firmly in bot- tom of pan to form crust. 2. Sprinkle Walnuts evenly over crust. Scatter chocolate morsels over Walnuts. Sprinkle coc-0nut evenlv <>-Ver chocolate morsels. Pour Sweetened Condensed Milk C) 1970 by K.ito11 Compen, (Sweetened Condensed Milk must be used) evenly over coconut. -r.-Balcein moderate oven (3SO°F.) about 25 minutes or until lightly browned around edges. Cool. Cut into bars. YlELO: 54 Magic Cookie Bars, 2 x 1 inches "-ooc 9'N "LAM• RUM BS pot8fo dull' for dippers. Or spoon over halves of toasted buttered b11.111 or En- slllh mdins. Banana Split Fondue 2 kinr·eize chocolate rrunch candy bars (about 6 Yz 01. earh) 1 cup milk Ripe bananu, cut in bite-sized piecH Marshmallows Maraschino cherrieti with 1tema 1. Break candy into pieces over fondue saucepan. Pour milk over candy. 2. Place on stand (see step 4 of Cheesy Tuna-Onion Fondue). Stir occasionally until chocolate melts. If mixture be- comes too thick for dipping. stir in 1 to 2 tablespoons milk. 3. Provide a small plate and fondue fork for each person. Have everyone spear banana pieces and marshmallows to dip into melted chocolate. Cherries may be held by the stems for dipping. 4 to 6 servings Meatball Carrousel legr 1 can (6 oz.) evaporated mHk I tablespoon all·purpoee soy sauce Yi to I teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon Arc:ent Yi teaspoon garlic powder Yi cup fine dry bread c.rumb& 1 lb. ITOUnd beef Yz lb. rrouad pork % cup chopped onion Yi cup chop~ water cheelnuta 1 tablespoon butter or marrarine 1 can (16 en.) diagonally cut rreea beau 1 can (7 oz.) vac:aum-packed golden whole kerael corn ~ rup lour 1 cup atronr beef broth (2 bee( bouillon cubes di880lved in 1 cup boiling water) 1. Beat egg slightly in a large bowl. Add evaporated milk, soy sauce, salt, Accent, garlic powder, and bread crumbs; mix well. Ada grouna meats, onion, and water chestnuts; mix lightly and thor- oughly. Shape lightly into 12 meatballs. 2. Heat the butter or margarine in a large skillet or casserole and brown meatballs on all sides. Remove meat- balls to a bowl while preparing the sauce. 3. Drain the vegetables and pour liquid into a measuring cup for liquids; add water if neces.ury to the I-cup line. 4. Stir the flour into fat in skillet. Heat until bubbly. Gradually add the reserved vegetable liquid and the beef broth, stir- ring constantly. Bring to boiling; stir and cook 1 min. Put meatballs into sauce. Cover and simmer 35 min. 5. Spoon beans onto meatballs around Eaters outer edge of skillet exposing a circle of the meatballs; spoon com onto meatballs at center forming a car- rousel center (see photo page 13 ). 6. Simmer. covered, 10 min., or until vegetables are thoroughly heated. 7. Before serving, dip up a small amount of gravy and spoon over meatbaJls. () .1wving,1· Elegant Turkey Mediterranean Thi.r dish with a cu11tinenta/ flair is especially otlractive fur u delightful buff et supper. Rirh White Sauce (see recipe) ~ cup butter or ma rgarine Vz cup julienne of cooked ham 1 Yz cups sliced mushrooms 4 cups julienne of cooked turkey Spaghetti Parmesan (see recip(!) ~~ cup dry sherry 2 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted J. Prepare the Rich White Sauce. 2. Heat the v.i cup butter or mar- garine in a skillet; add ham and mushrooms and cook until mush- rooms are browned and Lender, stir- ring occasionally. 3. Mix the turkey. ham, and mush- rooms into the Rich White Sauce and heat thoroughly. Keep ·mixture hot. 4. Prepare Spaghetti Parmesan and turn it into a shallow 2...qt. baking dish; push it to the edge forming a ring. Stir sherry into the hot turkey mixture and pour into center of spa- ghetti. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and drizzle with the melted butter or margarine. !. Arrange ripe olive quarters at even intervals on top of the spaghetti; brush lightly with melted butter or marprtne. Radiate thin p-eeo pepper strips from center of turkey mixture. Set under broiler 3 in. from heat for 2 to 3 min., or until cheese is lightly browned. 6 urvinfl$ Rich White Sauce: Heat V.. cup butter or marcarine in a saucepan; stir in a blend of V.. cup ftoar, 'h teaspoon al~ V1 teaspoon Actta~ and 2 teaspoons paprika. Cook until mjxture bu bbl~. Adding gradually. slir in 2 cups milk and 1 cup heavy cream until well blended. Bring rap- idly to boiling and bojJ 1 to 2 min .. stirring constantly. Remove from hea~ stir several tablespoons of the . hot mixture into 2 ea yolks, slightly beaten; immediately return to sauce- MELANIE DE PROFT l•'ooci Editor pan and cook 3 to S min .• stirring occasionaJly. Set aside. Spaghetti Parmesan: Cook l/l lb. thin spa,hetti following pkg. di- rections; drain. Toss ~paghetti with :! tablespoons butter or maraarioe, :! 1ablespoons shredded Psmesan ch~. l tablespoon cream, and t tablespoon sherry. Set aside. Lamb Stew with Rice Dumplings 2 lbs. boneleu lamb shoulder, cut in 1-in. cube. ''4 cup flour 1 tablespoon salt 111 teaspoon seaaoned pepper 1 teaspoon paprika 2 tablespoons shortening 11/z rups water J clove garlic, minced I teaspoon dill we.eel ~'4 teaspoon marjoram ·~ teaspoon thyme 1 can (6 os.) tomato paste 21/z cups water 12 11mall white oniolUI 1 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen Fordhook lima beans, partially thawl'd 1 lb. rarrots, pared and quartered Hice Dumplings (sff recipe) 1. Coat lamb pieces with a blend of flour, salt, pepper. and paprika; re- serve remaining seasoned flour, if any. 2. Heat the shortening in a Dutch oven or saucepot. Add lamb and brown welJ on all sides. Sprinkle any remaining seasoned flour over meat. Stir in the 1 !h cups water, garlic, and herbs. Bring to boiling and sim- mer, covered, l h.r. 3. Blend in tomato paste and the re- maining 211.z cups water. Mix in the vegetables. Bring to boiling and siln- mer, covered, 20 min. 4. Prepare Rice Dumpling mixture and spoon onto meat and vegetables. Cover tightly and cook lS min.; do not uncover during cooking. Serve immediately. About 6 servings Rice Dumplings 11/i cups sifted all-purpose ftour 21'1 teaspoons bakinr powder l teaspoon salt 1 l'l(Jt, beaten Yi rup milk I tablespoon butter or maritarine, meltM cup cooked rice Mix flour, baking powder, and salt. Beat egg, milk, and butter or mar- garine together; combine with dry ingredients. stirring just until blended. Add the rice and mix in with as few i.trokes as possible. 6 dumplings (Continued on page 12) Fami/11 Weekly. NovembeT 15, 1970 11 Q11ick,nourishtng Gerl>tmToddler Meals. (They're surprisingly economical.) A Toddler Meal, a glass of milk and a Gerber fruit or dessert economically provide your child with complete meal nourish- ment and enjoyment. Bite-size pieces of meat and bright vegetables in Toddler Meals are just right for your little self-feeder. Beef Lasagna, Chicken Stew and 6 other tasty casseroles off er a high level of protein in relation to calories. A wonderful value in nutrition and convenience. Quick and easy to prepare-just open, heat and serve. Handy when Dad or the sitter makes lunch or dinner. Or when you travel. If your child is outgrowing most baby foods, yet can't always eat as you de;>. count on Gerber Toddler Meals. They're in your Gerber food section. GERBER PRODUCTS COMPANY, FREMONl, MICHIGAN 49412 1. • I I I . I~ ' more Heartq Recipes Multi-Vegetable Soup 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 tablespoons cooking oil 1 cup thinly sliced carrots I cup thinly aliced zucchini 1 cup thinly sliced celer y 1 cup finely shredded cabbage 1 large onion, chopped 2 beef bouillon cubes 8 cups boiling water 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon Accent 1 can (16 oz.) stewed tomatoes Yz cup uncooked broken spaghetti Yz teaspoon thyme I . Heat the butter or margarine and oil in a saucepot. Add the carrots, zucchini. celery, cabbage, and onion; cook, un- covered, about JO min .• stirring occa- sionally. 2. Add the bouillon cubes, water, salt, and Accent to the vegetables. Bring to boiling; reduce heat and simmer, un- covered, 30 min. 3. Stir in the stewed tomatoes, spaghetti, and thyme. Cook 20 min .. 4. Serve hot from a tureen. Accompany with a bowl of shredded Parmesan cheese. About l qts. soup Yam-Coconut Casserole 6 medium-sized yams (2 to 2YJ Iba.) 2 tablespoons brown 1utra r 6 tablespoon.a cream 1 cup fl aked coconut 1 cup diced tart apples 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted I. Cook yams in boiling salted water to cover until tender. Drain. Peel and cut yams into pieces; turn into a large mill- ing bowl. 2. With electric mi.xer, beat in the brown sugar. cream, aod half of the col:onut. Beat until well blended. Stir in the diced apples. 3. Tum mixture into a buttered baking dish (about J Y.i qts.). ·Toss Temaining coconut with melted butter or marga- rine. Spread evenly over top of the yam mixture. 4. Heat in a 325°F. oven about 25 min., or until coconut is lightly browned. 6 to 8 servings Turkey Mole Poblano A Mexican legend tells us that Puebla became famous for its mole when a vis- iting archbishop gave Jaigh praise to the concoction. A young nun it said to have scorched a plain mole and, to disguise her misfortune, she added spices, raisins, nuts, and chocolate to the sauce ,5erved the archbishop. Turkey slices for 6 servings Yz cup cookinr oil 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 tablespoon purfoed small red ehiles (seeda and stems remo•ed) YJ cup almonds 2 tablespoon.a peanuts 2 tableapoons sesame seed l cop drained canned tomat-OH 1 cup water t chicken bouillon cu~ Yz oz. (Yi sq.) unaweetened chocolate, melted 2 tablespoolUI seedleu raisins Yz cup ftne bread crumbs 1 tablespoon chili powder 1 teaspoon salt ~ teaspoon black pepper ~i teaspoon ground clona ~ teaspoon rround coriander Few rrains ground ginger cinnamon stick (3 in.) 1. Heat oil and garlic together in a heavy skillet, then add pureed chiles. 2. Meanwhile, put nuts and sesame seed into an electric blender container. Cover (Continued froni page 11 ) and Hick motor switch on and off several times to chop fin~ly. 3. Add remaining ingredients except stick cinnamon and blend to smooth paste. Mix into oil in the skillet and add cinnamon stick; simmer the mole, stir- ring frequently until thickened, about 15 min. 4. Pour mole over cooked sliced turkey in a shallow baking dish. Cover and heat in a 350°F. oven 15 to 20 min. 6 servings Mancha Manteles Mexicans have given this incomparable creation its strangely apt name, Table- cloth Stainer! 3 tabletipoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons olive oil J lb. lean boneless pork, cut in I-in. pieces 2 chickens (2 Yz to 3 lbs. each), cut up, seasoned, and floured 1 large onion, sliced 1 green pepper, sliced 1 can (6 oz.) tomato paste Y4 cup unblanched almonds, toasted J tablespoon setiame seed. touted 4 cups hot water ~ cup su~ar 1 Yz teaapoons salt •t h j s ..,.. ________ - 1 tablespoon chili Powder 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 3 whole cloves 1 bay leaf 2 euJNJ cubed raw sweet potato 1 cap frH h pineapple piKes or canned pineapple tidbits 1 cup diced tart apple 1. Heat half the butter or margarine and half the olive oil in a large skillet; Add pork and brown well; remove to a large . saucepot. Set aside. 2. Brown chicken evenly in skillet add- ing the remaining butter or margarine and oil as needed. Transfer chicken to the saucepot. J. Add onion and green pepper to drip- pings in skillet and cook about 5 min., stirring occasionally. Remove from heat aod spoon vegetables into an electric blender contajner. Add tomato paste, nuts, and sesame seed; blend until smooth. 4. Return mixture to skillet; stir in the hot water. sugar, sail. spices, and bay leaf. Bring to boiling; simmer, uncov- ered. about 15 min. Discard cloves and bay leaf. S. Pour the sauce over chicken and pork in sauccpol. Bring to boiling and sim- mer. covered, about 30 min. Add the sweet potato and cook 15 min. Stir in the pineapple and apple: heat thorough- ly. Before serving, if desired, stir in I sliced ripe bananL 6. Serve in soup plates. 8 to JO servings Backribs en Casserole 2 lbe. baekribs 1 can (about 16 os.) saut1rkraat, s nipped 2 teaspoons caraway seed 1 medium-sized onion, sliced 1 can (about 16 oz.) tomatoes l to 2 teaspoons s ugar 1. Cut backribs into serving-sized pieces. Sprinkle bOth sides of pieces with sea- soned salt and pepptt. l . Turn sauerkraut into a shallow 2-qt. casserole. Mix in caraway seed. Arrange onion slices over kraut and cover with the tomatoes. Snip through whole to- matoes cutting them into pieces. Sprin- kle with the sugar. Place backribs over entire surface. Cover. J. Cook for I hr. at 350°F.; uncover and continue to cook about I hr. About 6 suvings T Satisfy ap~tites with this nutritious meat-vegetable_ cassuole. Meatball Carrouu /. This brawny, beefy stew is bustin' o ut all over with real he-man flavor. It's the kind of meal that sticks with you. Satisfies. Provides the kind of solid energy your fa mily needs. There's Dinty Moore Beef Stew with savory chunks of lean beef. And Dinty Moore Meat Ball Stew, with hearty, beefy meatballs. Both si mmered up with carrots, potatoes and a thick meat gravy. It's no wonder Dinty Moore is a tra ining-table food for the National Football League. ~Horrnefft .. ., ~ .. I .. You are getting ready to leave for an early-afternoon ten- nis·· game. The tem- perature is reaching 90. What should you eat before you go? What should you not eat? The question of what food to eat in a specific situation faces us every day, arid tbe answer can have a lot to do with how we feel later. You want to know. for ex- aflll»e, what to feed the chil- dren to keep them well and happy on a long trip by car. what to eat before you go swimming, or when you have a cold or fever. There are simple answers to questions like these and two experts, Dr. Margaret Flynn, Associate Professor of Food and Nutrition at the University of Missouri. and Dr. Allen W . Mead. Clinical Assistant Professor o( Medicine at Cornell Uni- versity Medical College, have suggested some eating guide lines for specific situations. WHEN IT IS VERY HOT It is important that you get your caloric requ!re- meots from your doctor. These requirements are the salne no mailer what the temperature. However, there are foods that make us feel better in excessive heat be- cause psychologically, they tend to cool us off. The housewife also prefers to spend less time isl thekitch- en <'n a hot day and prefers foods that require very little preparation. So, although we must eat the same amount of calories. we feel better when they are taken in lighter, cooler foods such as salads, sandwiches. fruits. and ice cream. Doctor Mead says it is also impor- tant to replace fluids and salt that are lost because of perspiring. WHEN IT IS VIRY COLD Food that is burned up What to Eat When By LESLIE PRESTON The ordlaary poand is no miracle. l The MiracleNANo poaadis. Whyi BecQ~se M iracle hos two extra sticks. SO it spreads 36 extra rolls. Whipping does that. And whipping also makes Miracle Brand Margarine spread smoothly. slowly is the best kind to eat in cold weather. Doctor Mead rec- ommends steaks and hamburgers because of their protein content. Doctor Flynn says that meat and potatoes are psychologically good for us in this weather because they have a warming effect. Toste the delicious difference. The miracle pound. From K"raff. WHEN ENGAGING IN STRENUOUS ACTIVITY When strenuous activity is an- ticipated during hot weather, it is necessary to take foods that are psychologically cooling and that also give you the energy to maintain the activity. Doctor Mead suggests foods that are readily digestible, such as soups. cereals, light salads, and cautions that fried foods and fats are harder to assimilate. Doctor Flynn says that foc.t- ball coaches have found that it is tW-tter to have the gastro-intesti- 14 Famil11 W••kly, Nov•mbs1· 15, J 970 nal tract empty before the tension and activity of a game. They like their play- ers to eat a hearty break- fast on the day of a game and then consume only a light snack before the actual physicaJ activity. These snacks consist of broth or bouillon and are high in salt content. This is important because a great deal of salt is lost through sweating. Doctor Mead says that dur- ing physical activity it is good to have a supply of the I preparations known as ·'thirst quenchers" available since they are helpful for putting ftuids back into the body without bloating you. WHEN YOU ARE GOING SWIMMING Doctor Mead verifies the ,,.... old warning not to eat heav- ily and then go swim.ming. However, he says that light snacks containing sugar for energy are all right, such as a candy bar or ice cream. ff you cannot avoid eating a hearty luocb, then you should wait Jlt least one half hour to an hour before en- tering the water. WHEN YOU HAVE A COLD OR FIVER Both experts stress that for every degree rise in your tempe.rature, your need for calories rises. It is thus nec- essary to provide additional fuel, because if the food intake rate drops the person , will ~his ~JLbody_tissue __ _ and lose weight. For each degree of fever a seven per- cent increase in fuel is needed. So the old saw, "feed a fever,'' is indeed true to the extent that a patient is able to consume food. A head cold can, unfor- tunately, lead to a loss of appetite. When we lose ,our sense of smell. the usual foods seem flat and tasteless. Also, if a sore throat ac- companies the cold, it is hard to swalJow. For these reasons milk is good, as are boiled or poached eggs, fruit juices, ginger ale, baked po- tatoes. and ice cream. The -------------------------------------==-=~"--------- e a ,_ . - .e a ti .e 1r It 1t It t· r- is e Jt e K y ·- r , ~ l f , foods to avoid arc those that might cause additiooal problems of a digestive upset, such as fried foods or rich and heavy desserts. No foods, however, possess any cura- tive properties for colds or fevers. If a person is well-nourished before getting sick, food will not in any way alter the course of the illness. It can only supply the nutrient.a that are being consumed by the patient. WHIM YOU HAVI AN UPSR STOMAQI ___ _ An upset stomach can occur for many reasons, but generally speaking, the less you cat the better off you will be. The best foods arc clear liquids, tea, ginger ale, and cola drinks. Doctor Flynn points out that during pregoancy upset, stom- ach upsets arc sometimes organic as well as psycholoajcal, and a dry diet is sug- gestcd for tint thing in the morning. For example, toast, cereal with only a little milk, or crackers can be easily digested. Liquids should be put off for 45 minutes to an hour. WHIN YOU ARI VllY TillD Doctor Mead comment.a that when you are very tired it is better to cat somcthioa that is easily prepared, such as cereal or a sandwich. It is better to eat a little something if you arc hungry and tired at the same time aince it .. will ·prevent your waking up in the middle of the night with gnawing hunger pangs. WHEN YOU AU TAKING A TRIP In a travel situation, it is important not to over-cat, since motion sicknes!I is a possibility with many people, not only with children. It can be accen- tuated by over-eating, or by a cold or ------------------------' ear infection. Doctor Mead sugests that parents with children carry aalted crackers for snacks whHe on long trips by automobile. Doctor Flynn adds that the important thing is to have the nu- trients equal to a normal day's diet, so even if you eat lightly you will still have the desired amounts of vitamins. minerals, fats, and proteins . WHIN YOU DON'T Fiil LUCI EATING AT MEAL TIMI Occuiooally, it ii not unuaual to not be hungry at the regular meal time. Boch Doctor Mead and Doctor Flynn explain that as long as the normal amount of vitamins and minerals have been taken during the day it is not necessary to force y6urself to cat. As a matter of fact. they both strongly s~pe­ cially where children arc concemcd- not to force anyone to eat when be is not hungry. Not eating at meal times occasionaUy isn't important unless it becomes habitual. Doctor Flynl' straleS that too many children are forced to eat when young, then develop habita of over-eating that continue a lifetime. She urges: "Do not aive your family too many calories because the excess weiabt that accumulates is pe~ted into adulthood and will become a pr2blem. A fat child is hurt psychologically and a fat adult physiologically." -It's itnportant to remember that hu--- man beings are affected both emotion- ally and physically by tempenture chanaes. by the changes of season, and by the activities in which they ongaae. Your diet should be attuned to the state of your mind and body at a particular time. If you follow the guidelines that have been outlined, the food you eat will help you to feel and live better. • ... A tastier turkey; the easy modern~ with real old-time stufimg. 1. Stuff your bird with perfectly-seasoned K.ell<>aa's Croutettes Stufftna. Herc's real old·timc stuffin1 that's even tastier than.Grandma uaed to make. So easy to fix, too. You. start with Kell<>11's• Croutcttes• Stuffi111 Herb Seasoned Croutons, the modern croutons with the old·f aahioned flavor of ci&htr:!!!!!l!!!l••llii~~~ diff crent scasonin&s. They're made from hcrb-acasoned bread baked especially for Ketto11's Croutettes, then neatly cubed and slowly oven- toasted. All you do is add liquids and the stuffin& is ready to "pop" into your bird. "Festive Suaaeiifoii: Mo;t families want more Croutcttcs Stuffin& than their bird will hold, so satisfy 'em all by bakit11 some foil-wrapped "Stuffin' Muffins", too. See easy recipe on Kcll<>&1 's Croutettea packa1cs. l. Roast it aotden brown the easy, no-baste way under a "tent" of Reynolds Wra"- . Your turkey browns beautifully, stays moist and tender, when you roast it under a "tent" of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. The foil eliminates the need for basting and prevents oven spat· tcring. And, if -you line your roasti111 pan with Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap, you'll save your· self a 900Ufin1 job. What could be easier? Strong, tear-rcaiatant Reynolds Wrap is Oven- Tempcred for Flexible Strength. · ..., d!Nctioft• ,., ...... ......... ,.....Oft Kett ... ·e C,..,...... INICllafH· .. AS THE CHILD READS (A) HE TURNS SONIC WHEEL (B) HE LISTENS . m nee upon a time there was a O father whose child was bedrid· den. To help him pass the lonely hours, he made a recording of one of his son's story books and put it on an old turntable that his son could turn as he read the story. It worked. His son had something to entertain him, and before his son was well, his father made over 30 recordings for him. Sound like a fairy tale? It isn't. It is the true story of a remarkable man and how he developed the world's only Sonic Reader -Books That Talk. How These Books Talk This opened Sonic Reader is Mother Goose Favorites. and all 6 books are like it. It combines a 14-page illustrated book with a recorded narration of the story, complete with sound effects, in one compact self- contained unit. It measures a nice large 8 1/2 x 11 inches. is almost 2 inches thick, and on the right side has a white molded sound reproducer and amplifiers which contain the record. It is played by merely turning the Sonic wheel with the fingertip. No bat- teries or electricity are needed. The record automatically resets itself and plays over and over again. The Sonic Reader is so durably made that a child can even drop or kick it without fear of damaging it. and It is even strong enough to support the full weight of an adult! In every way. it has been engineered to give lasting pleasure. For Your Child -Hours of Re.ctinc Fun This Christmas give your children, grand· children, any child up to 12 years old, any AWARD-WINNING FEATURES 1. Alltolnatlc Rewtlld 2. L.Ms-lastlns Cowb lldlo• 3. Approved by Ed11e11ton of these 6 fine "Books That Talk," and then watch as he picks it up, looks at the color- ful eye-catching pictures, turll'S the Sonic wheel and hears noise. If he's like the children we've tested, you'll see a big smile -and what's just as important. the smile and the interest stay through the entire book. If your child is very young, we rec· ommend Bozo And His ABC Zoo (a wonder· ful way to leam the alphabet and associate the correct sound with the correct letter) or What Time Is It (teaches time and num- bers). If he or she is a litt1e older, then perhaps Mother Goose (with old King Cole. LittJe Bo-Peep, Humpty-Dumpty and the rest). Tommy And His Drum (a swell story for boys) and the great classic so beautl· fully told here, The Nllht Before Christm.a. No matter which you select, you'll be giving some child hours of entertainment, hours of learning, because you'll have made reading fun! An Entertainment and Eduution•I Bruktttroup That was in 1959, and it has taken 11 long years of testing, and testing again to de· velop these astonishing books. Here is a story book that has not only large easy-to- read letters, and striking full·color illustra- tions on every pase. but a complete built-in recordinB of every word, ffVery sound, every feeling in the book -recorded and ready to play back over and over again, loud and clear at the speed your child wants simply by placing his finger on the Sonic Reader wheel (the record ·is completely covered and he never touches it), and turning it. There is no electricity, no batteries. It's so simple, the record even tells the child what page to turn tol Hailed BJ Eduuton Educators tell us that a child's attention span can be as short as 15 seconds, that one of tl)e major problems in teaching a youngster to read (and also after he has learned to read), is keeping his interest. They also tell us that action is what gets that attention, gets that all important in- terest. Simply enough, this is exactly what these Sonic Readers provide -the action to keep the child's interest and attention as he reads, and learns while he reads. SONIC READERS MAKE READING FUN. EfffJ Child C•h Read These Books At Our Risk! We feel that these new Sonic Readers are so rewarding, have such phenomenal play value, will provide a short cut to better, quicker reading for any child, that we gladly make this offer. Buy any of these books. 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This style, b y lfoymod.11 to1'e1 o long gently gathered line In o brown-and-white geometric double A-nit ol Forlrel. Left: l ilt Tice ol Royal Robe1 deaioned o Celane .. a cetate Oriental-print wroh ot-ltome codume, on elegant lump111it with wrap 11'irl. The Americana tool debuts in at.ltome wea r: o red-and-white dotted rulffed bodice teomr witlt o blue denim lilrl ol Forlrel ond cotton, from Filtli A ... nue Rober. Hair pulled up witlt rlbbonr by l urllngton. COVEii: FIH<• Arnef..,.ylon gown by Lori Tiii Moh.ip by Yardley J-elry by S. Manh & Son• Hairdo:; by Joclt Sch~nborn, Style Director, Gimbel•, N.Y. 'HOTOGlAPtfS IY HAL OICUN Family Weekly, Nov.-mber 15, 11170 17 J ump1na on a chair won't help. But d.COH..!· , MOUSE· PRUfC will! Mousc.PRurc is the emu1n1 mouse tuller tllet's ... llOST EFFECT I YE ... has twice es much mouse-killlnc lna~t. ent es other lu dlna brends. And this inare-dient Is recommended by the U.S. ~overnment. 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If product.a shown are Mt available a.t atores, O'f'der from a014rcea listed. 11 Famil'll Weekl11, No11ember 15, J 970 I ate my·way through eleven countries~ Then I lost 80 pounds. W HEN you are married to an Air Force man, you can be pretty sure of one thing: moving around. And if you like food the way I do, the whole world turns into a smorgasbord. Bratwurst in Germany. Souffles in France. Meat pies in England. It was eat ... eat ... eat from one country to the next, until we fi. nally ciune home to Safford, Arizona. Then I took a look at the one ugly souvenir I had brought back: my fat. I was 197 pounds! And I knew I had to lose a part of me. I am German by birth and I was used to good, solid food always. Yet at my marriage (after the Berlin Air·Lift), I weighed only 110 pounds. It was not until my first daughter was born that my weight reai.iy went up. Then it seemed there was no stop to it. Every country we went to, I picked up new recipes as I added dimpl~ to my elbows and another course to our meals. Dinners in our house got so long, my husband had to have two cigarette breaks just to get ·through them. I don't know how he ever stayed slim. For I just got fatter and fatter. The last dress I remem· ber buying was size 18%. After that, I made my clothes and went as high as a 42 pattern. All those "pasties".! used to make certainly didn't help. Maybe you neyer heard of them. They are like turnovers, filled with diced beef, carrots, potatoes and seasoning. It's an old recipe which came from ComwaU, England to the Finns of northern Michigan where my husband was raised. The copper miners used to take "pasties" with them underground for lunch, because they taste delicious cold. But I like them bot better. Such eating as this pushed me so close to 200 pounds on the scalELtbat finaUy I knew I must do something to reduce. I had been reading stories in magazines about those la~ies who lost weight with the Ayds~ Plan, and I thought I should buy a box of these reducing pla~ candies. We have to drive about 125 miles to a shopping center, so on one trip I went to the drug section and got the chocolate fudge-type Ayds. The caramel kind was too chewy for me and they didn't have the butterscotch fudge then. I had never tried a reducing product be- fore. Just some exercise. Arid once a carrot diet that turned me so yellow, I was afraid. I also tried to control my appetite by myself, but that was too hard. I needed somethjng to help me and Ayds did, when I took them like it says. And the directions say they contain no harmful drugs. With Ayds I really was able to eat les.s. I even started to cook less. I made meals of meat and vegetables and fruit, with- By Helga Heckel -as told to Ruth L. McCarthy I weighed clote to 197 pound. in thU picture, taken during one of our 1isht·1eein8 trip• throush Arizona. MAN COil you ~lieue l now look Wte thi1? 117 pounds! And my MW 1limne11 has helped me lote a lot of my .hyneu. out eating any bread or potatoes. And I began to lose pounds on the Ayds Plan. At first I thought that if I lost weight, may- be I would lose my strength and get weak. But I did not. I did all my own housework and gar- dening without getting tired at all. I can still even tear a big catalog, like a telephone book, right in hall. I saw a man do that on television once and I practiced until I learned it also. My husband says now that I am down to 117 pounds that we-get better mileage on our sports car. I don't know whether he is teasing me or not, but th.is much I know : he likes me slim again. And now, please, J would like to say just one more thing to anybody who is reading this a nd wondering if this Ayds Candy can really help. I say to you that the hardest part of reducing is to start. It's like going to the de.ntist. You know you must do it, even if you are afraid. But once you make up your mind, it immedi- ately becomes easier. That's how it was at first for me on the Ayds Plan. But once I had lost 17 pounds, I knew I could godownasmuchasl wanted. Look at my pictures. See what I mea"? Before and After Measurements Before Afte.r Height ........ 5' 31h" ....... 5' 31h'' Weight ....... 197 lbs ....... 117 lbs. Bust ......... 45'h" ........ 341h" Waist ........ 36" ......... 26" Hips ........ : 43"' ......... 33114" Dress ... Pattern size 42 ... Store size 8 ' 1' . I I I I i I I I I I I I I I A New Slimming Discovery .. forWomen! Neer the new weisHrlm belt next ·o your skin while you sit, welk •.. 'formal body heet end the 1entle 1lHN1e action of the belt helps ·nm and firm midriff bul1e. Get -tmezln1 results even If worn while •leepln11 Soft composition rubber .vith adjustable velcro closures ... ;omfortable trimmin1 whlle you io ebout normal activities ... Ger· .. 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There's also Jaquet Eye Liner, Brow Brush-on; and Automatic Mascara. And, for a final flutter, Jaquet' s Real Hair lashes. Jaquet, the ~mplete new eye make-up for a completely beautiful new you. At fine stores everywhere. For store nearest you, write Jaquet, 3 West 57th St., New Y~ SOPIDA LOREN: A Willing Counselor If you-like to be noticed, walk into a room with Sophia Loren. Heads swivel at the table nearest the door of the black leather~mirrored restau- rant in New York City's Hamphire House and, as if computer-programmed, con- tinueto do so along the route as we make our way to a comer table. Miss Loren, a classic Italian beauty. taU, shapely yet slimmer than you'd e>.- pected, wearing a clinging. short black kni1 dress, her center-parted hair a glos- sy hrown. well knows there will be swiveling heads. As the thick glass door is opened for her to lead our party of three inside, she lifl<> her chin and straightens her shoulders and every step thereafler speaks of self- pos~ession . Vt/e sit, and instahtly a Central Cast- iQg headwaiter is bending solicitously toward Miss Loren's curvaceous chest and asking what madame might wish. Madame wishes a crabmeat appetiz- er, and we begin to talk. So far, the image is a stereotype of the glittering. super-superior, superstar of films. But the impression is soon dispelled. She is asked about her life now, with her husband, Italian movie producer Carlo Ponti, a generation older than she, their two-year-old son, Carlo, Jr.: after 40 films, and an Academy Award in 1962 for her portrayal in "Two Women." And she responds warmly in an easy, conversational way that establishes her companions as equals in the human drama. Her li fe is good. She is happy, fulfilled. She envisions no end to film- making but can choose roles as she pleases. Ridiculously soon. I nm posing to this sensitive, outgoing woman a per- sonal dilemma. romaolic in nature. "Tell her. tell her what is in your mind," Miss Loren urges. "She will not object." Suddenly, the third member of the party, press represeniauve lor film· maker Josepb E. Levine, 1s hean..I. "But thcre·s no point in going on with a relationship that isn't working. We were miserable. It didn'1 make sense to continue it.'' "I'm sure you did the only logical tiling:· the actress tells him with com- passion in her excellent English. In the space of ten minutes. two mere new acquaintances are baring deep personal matters to Sophia Loren. She is counseling them. The key word seems to be~·" She really hopes to have u'Seful advice for her new friends. ln at least one case, she really does have. One interviewer this trip over has portrayed the legendary actress a.s me- chanica.I, following a script in her pub- lic a ppearances. That's not the way she came across at the Hampshire House. Miss Loren was in this country from Rome for appearances in connection What in Ula World! Kisa For a Cop That's Executive 0(- ticer Phyllis Shantz. 24, from Rome. N. Y., the first woman to join the Se- T r.o1ury olfker welcomes Phyllis Shont% 01 Rrst Secret S.Vice women. ere! Service. As a result of ber training as a policewoman and at the University of Maryland, she can handle a gun, as well as understand the criminal mind. She's got top-secret clearance for her assignment to help protect the Presiden- tial family at the White House, plus dip- lomatic missions in Washington. She'll also take custody of any juveniles or women bent on endangering the First Family. The $8,SOO-a-year job begins in a month or so, when uniforms are ready. Beauty larvaln Is inflation forcing some of you pl• to p ve up too many Sophiu Loren, (IS she appears in newest film "Sunflower." with her latest movie, "Sunflower." Co- produced by Ponti, it is one of the first stories to be filmed in Russia. She plays a simple Italian woman whose soldicr- husband-Marcello Mastroianni--Ois- appears in the Soviet during World War 11. Years later. she goes there, searches for and finds him, hut a re- sumption of their young love proves impossible. Whal js supposed to be an interview has veered into a discussion of person- al affairs. Miss Loren's contentment in marriage to a wise, older man. The writer·s romantic bang-up. The press agent's decision to break off an un- workable relationship. It is the writer who cops out and returns• to the script. Does the son who has come to her after several miscarriages have a spe- cial importance? ''What I have at home in that tir.y creature I can., match anywhere." beauty luxuries? You can have your inu~sive day-of-beauty at home. with salon effectiveness and household inSRCfienta. Por that day, stick to a liquid and protein diet: fruit juices, milk. tea, steak, or lean hamburger. First step is a thorough face cleansing. Hominy grits mixed with your regular cream is a good scrub. You can effect your own homemade facial sauna, too: add some herbs to hot water, cover your head with a towel and lean over the steam. Rinse and close pores with witch hazel. Massage with warmed baby oil 10 keep precious moisture in. Rub the remainder all over, just before you soak in a warm tub. Concentrate only on beautiful music and bCautiful thoughts. F~hen your skin with co- logne and take a nap. Your suddenly alive complexion will then need only a minimum of make-up. Do M iss Loren and Ponti manageh' be together a lot? "My life is planned around my hus- band's wor k.'" She is intenciewed often; does she enjoy it? "I enjoy meeting new people, but often the interviewers don't plea.se me. They don't look me in the eye. Or I can teU from their questions that they don't care about me as a person.'' Is she satisfied with what she's ac- complished thus far? "I've always gotten from life whau wanted. But I've sweated to achieve it. Could I have a special power that no one e lse has? Maybe rm a witch.'' Does she have a philosophy of life? "Love is the most important thing in all one's relationships." After that, the formal interview dis· integrates again and the talk returns to private matters. -NEAL ASHBY _. luming Issue Here are some alterna- tives to shooting the pot--or cook- when dinner is burned. Get the food out fast. Try a wooden spoon. Or dump salt over the lot, heat on stove; the hard- ened food may "ft ake" out. Add water and detergent; boil I 0 minutes. Let stand overnight. Next day the burned areas should come clean easily with a scour- ing pad. O r, in the case of aJuminum, according to John and Marina Bear, au- thors of "The Something-Went-Wrong· What-Do-I-Do-Now Cookbook,'' try this: "Boil an onion in the pan, an<l.lbe burned stuff will detach itself and rise to the top ... 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(jj} CID Saturday Movie: (90) "flat To ." • Musicale · Sterlin& Theatfe (C) (30) 6:15 • Davey l Goliath (C) 6:30 · News Conference (C) (30) Hobby Showcase (30) Ci) Hip Chaparral (C) (60) : Tht French Chef (C) (30) With Julia Chid. ·1 Ci) CBS News (C) (30) • C'lilldren's Gospel Hour (C) (30) • Ed&• of Eternity (C) (30) · Upbeat (C) (60) 7:00 CBS Evening News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. 0 I sFic1AL I IUddyland /Barbers/ L11una (C) (30) Piers Anderton hosts a program divided into three segments focusing on local places. D THREE BIG FIGHTS! * DON'T MISS THIS! D Saturday Nieht fiehts (C) (3 hr) A three·flght special. A tape of the rec:ently·held Ruben Olivaras·Chucho Castillo World Bantamweight Title Fight is shown the first hour. Sportscaster Tom Harmon and Mickey Davies describe the blow· by·blow action of the 1 S·round fight held Oct. 16 at the Forum. Two six·round preliminary matches are televised from 8 to 9 PM. One preliminary features Hugo Torres vs. Joe Hopkins In a light·heavywelght bout. The other prelim has yet to be set. The main event featuring undefeated Mike Quarry and Mex· lco's light·heavyw~lght champion Enrique Villarreal is scheduled to begin at 9 PM for a lO·round heavyweight fight. Both fighters move up in class for this match. 0 Death ValltJ Dap (C) (30) m BURT BACHARACH * & DIONNE WARWICK m I s'lc1lL] The Musical Ma1ic of Burt Bacharach (C) (60) The tal· ented Mr. Bacharach performs mo~t of his hits. with the able assistance of Dionne Warwick, and Joel Grey. iD Run for Your l ife (C) (60) EE Creative living With Crafts (60) fil)TBA I ®, Buck Owens (C) (30) lrvin& Faith (C) (30) Box de Mexico (90) Rat Patrol (C) (30) 7:30 B ~Ci) Mission: Impossible (C) (60) Before the IMF can get the prototype of an Iron Curtaln coun· try's secret weapon to the United States. part of the weapon falls into the hands of an unscrupulous. greedy nightclub owner. Anthony Zerbe is special guest. 0 i:1l (6) e?3 Andy Williams (C) (60) Andy's guests are Ken Berry,1 Leslie Unams and Charlie Callas. I Claudine Longet also (Uests. Andy opens singing "The Letter," then Introduces songstress Leslie Uggams in a production number. 0 (jj} (3 l '1)ltt's Malle a Deal (Cj (30) M onty Halls hosts. O Million $ Movie: (C) "Rio Conchos" (western) '64 -Richard Boone, Stuart Whitman, Anthony Franciosa. fil) '""!S",-IC-1ll-1 Attllur Penn: An American Identity (C) (90) (R) A study of director Arthur Penn ("Bonnie and Clyde," "Alice's Res· taurlnt") and his evolving work, in- cluding on·location scenes from "Little Big Man" starring Dustin Hoffman. The film, b,Y Oscar-win· 1 ning portraitist Robert Hughes, al - so contains interviews with Warren• Beatty and playwright William Gib· son ("The Miracle Worller"). I 6Ii) NASA film (C) (30) 8:00 0 @ (3) a) NtwlyWld Game (C) j (30) BobEubanks hosts. m Gable Greats: ''Command De-1 Cliion" (drama) '49-Clark Gable, John Hodiak, Walter Pidgeon. Van Johnson. iD Minority Communlt, (C) (30) "Asian Students and the Estab· lishment." Hostess Bullah Quo and her guests. college and university students. and Dr. Theadore Chen discuss the generation gap and their roles in society. EE Money Manaeement (30) 6Ii) The Story (C) (30) 8:30 8 Qj t;IJ My Three Sons (C) (30) After their elopement in Las Vegas, nothing but troubles in the form of a stalled auto and a long walk in the rain beset the newlyweds, Chip and Polly, as they head for Puerto Munoz and the Honeymoon Hotel. 0 tl3 00 m NBC Slturda, Mo-I Vie: 1t") "Torn Curtain" (suspense) '64-Paul Newman, Julie Andrews. Ula Kedrova, David Opat.oshu. 0 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW * Welk Cast Recalls Musical Memories 0 @ (]) Q) lawranc. Welk (C) (60) The Music Makers recall the sound of the big bands of the past. I Porter Waconer (C) (30) Cinema 30 (C) (30) La Tormenta (30) 9:00 ~Ci) Arnie (C) (30) Arnie's boss, HamTlton Majors Jr., makes 1 show of demoting him from cor· porate executive to floor sweeper In a super-secret ruse designed to bag an industrial saboteur-and Arnie is driven nearly crazy by the pity of his family and the charity of his friends. iD Wilburn Brothers (C) (30) EJl) Asslp111ent In Vietnam (C) (60) (R) Three forei1n journalists as· signed to cover the war in Vietnam talk about the Vietnam that doesn't make headlines. I I Hour of Power (C) (60) I Premi«t Movie (2 hr) 9:30 ~ (j) Mary Tyltr Moore (C) (30) Rhoda Morgenstern meets an eligible bachelor and can'I weit to : show him oH lo Mary, her besl friend. 0 (jj} @ aJ Most Deadly Game {C) (60) "Photo Finish." Jonathon 1 and Mr. Arcane use Vanessa as a (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 DEAN JONES VOICES IDEAS ABOUT COMEDY Dean Jones, who appears in the first-run romantic comedy "Monkeys, Go Home!", airing in two parts on NBC's The Won- derful World of Disney, Sundays Nov. 15 and 22 at 7:30 PM, has some definite ideas about com- edy acting. "You must be able to feel every nuance and piece of com- edy in your muscles," stated Dean. "But the real secret of ""' .I .. llank (Dean Jones) M aria (Y vette Mimie11x) nnd Ce/e.~tt'. the chimp. playing comedy is to never be aware that you're trying to be funny or that you're involved in a funny situation. Otherwise, you 're dead. "You mustn't think that what you're about to do will be hu- morous or you'll short-circuit the whole process. You'll lose your audie nce and funny becomes un- funny." A perfectionist by nature. Dean •mys he has never done a part he couldn't improve upon. "You see yourself on screen and you wonder why you ever played a scene a certain way. You always think, 'Why didn't I do it a little different?' " con- tinued Dean. ''I always feel I could have brought more to a part after it was done, but then you always want your last work to be the best. that's only nat- ural. Comedy is so close to car- ' tooning: it ta kes a certain rhythm and pacing that must be precise. If it doc~n't exist, the scene s imply won't play. "I think all comedy is made up of tragic moments. really. Oh. sure, if you stop to think about it. o ne can always c;ight the exception to the n1 lc. But basic ally. funny things happen hccausc of rather sad or tragic 1tuations. Maybe a good laugh- ing cry is what comed y i" all about." 0-AND-A SESSION WITH TIM CONWAY An interview with comedian Tim Conway is like an interview with no other Pl!rformer. For one thing, a writer comes away with the gnawing feeling he hasn't accomplished much, but he feels good about it. The reason is that Conway would rather have fun than just answer questions. To the moon- faced star of the new ''Tim Con- way Comedy Hour'' every ques- tion is a straight line that cues a punchline. Eumplcs: Q-How big was Bowling Green University when you went there? A-Well, there were three of us there at the time. Q-What did you major in? A-Radio and television, but they had no 1V or radio station, so it was an odd four years. Q-What did you do in the Army? A-I was court-martialcd be- cause I was in charge of a safe which I forgot the combination to. The only other guy who knew it was out of the Army. The punishment was very grim. I just had to stay in bed for three days. Q-How many children do you have? A-I've got five children and a sixth on the way. I've told the doctor to quit calling me. Q-What do you do when yo u're nol working? A-Iron, dust, keep busy. Time flies by real fast when you're watching daytime tele- vision. Q-Do you ever work in nightclubs? A-I can't stand the booing and hissing. Sometimes daytime televisio n lioos and hisses at me, too. Q-What's it like working with C rirol Burnett? A-She's a delight to work with. It\ almost like stealing, which I did. They never paid me. so I just took home the set. Q-How do you like doing a weekly television show? A-It 's hard physicall y, but I really enjoy ii. Besides it gets you out of the hou~e. Page 3 SATURDAY (Continued) decoy after receiving photos of victims and a plea from their murderer to stop him before he kills again. Stephen Young and Marlyn Mason guest. B News (C) (30) Larry Burrell. m Del RHVts (C) (30) 10:00 fl Qj (j) M1nnill (C) (60) Pat Quinn, who played Alice In "Aiiee's Restaurant," guests as the owner -of a small roadside cafe that has been taken over by three gangland mobsters. 8 Bil 5 News (C) (30) A1e of Aquarius (C) (60) Kevin Coughlin is host. to singer Lynn Kellogg, actor Tony Bill and Jean London, who puts on a variety show at Camp Pendleton every month. I News (C) (30) Ken Jones. Oak-Rid&e Boys (C) (30) Homewood Stereo Special (C) (60) (R) "Tchaikovsky Gala Sym- phony No. 4" is performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta. For stereo. tune In KFAC radio at 92.3 on the FM dial or 13.30 on the AM dial. 10:30 IJ Playboy After D1rlt (C) (60) Hugh Hefner is host to Rex Reed, Ike & Tina Turner, Patty Duke and Louis Nye. O Rosey Grier Show (C) (30) Rosey welcomes comic George Car- lin and singer Sharon Cash. m football (C) (21/2 hr) Cat State Long Beach vs. Cal State Los An· gel es. Ill News {C) (30) Larry McCormick, Chuck Cecil. @ · (j) Saturday Night Movie: ''The Sons of Katie Elder." 11 :00 0 0 News (C l passport to Travel (C) (30) Frl&ht Nipt: (i) "Cry of the Bewitched" and "Castle of the Liv· 10.d." It Is Written (C) 6 Spotll&ht Tht•tre (C) ' ~.,. in Chie1eo." Robert Ridgley, Charles McGraw. ~ (j) Aw•rd Tlle1trt: "Pretty Boy Floyd" (drama) '60-John Ericson. I festiVll fllmico 11 :15 F1bulous 52! (C) "The Unfor. 1 en" {drama) 'Go-Burt Lancast· er. Audie Murphy, Audrey Hepburn, John Saxon, Doug McClure, Charles Bickford, fndlans suspect that the beautiful daughter of a pioneer family is an I ndlan girl, taken from her tribe when she was a baby. I ABC News (C) 11:30 lohm1n & B1rkley (C) Movie: "To Each His Own" (drama) '46 -.. Olivia deHavilland. O Saturdlf Ni(ht Movie: "Liiith" {drama) '6!>-Warren Beatty, Jean Seberg, Peter Fonda, Kim Hunter. An occupational therapist becomes emotionally involved with one of his patients and she draws him into her make·believe world. • I Movie: "The Animals." 12:30 Spe1kin& freely (C) Guest Is I S ah Reza Pahlavi. 1:00 8 Movie: ''Women's Prison" {dra. ma) '5!>-lda Lupino. Jan Sterling. j m All-Ni1ht Show: ''The Aying Serpent," ''Th• World W11 His Jury'' and "Tiie Lisbon Story." 1 :30 1· KNBC News (C) 1:45 II Mondo (C) Movie: "Appointment With Crime" {mystery) '46 2:30 fJ News/Give Us This Day (C) 'l"'°V ,,remiere Warren "Beatty ~r~onda Jean Seberg -intth iATUl2V!l' ~lf3t1T M()Vlf 11:30 'PJW on '1CABf -'J"'V / THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 CDULD TI-IEY FACE THE TRtJIH AOOlrr EACH OIHER? AudmHepburD BurtlancaD' "THE UNFORGIVEN".2 TONIGHI' AT • 11:15PM 170 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15 MORN I NG Tlte Christophel'$ The Bibi• AnlWtfS Giv~ Us This D1y (C) Tom and Jlfry (C) Mr. Wishbone (C) Penelope Pitstop (C) Music & the Spoken Word (C) Het1ld of Truth (C) Georgia Tech at South Bend In· diana. · 0 (i1J CV Bullwin•I• (C) m Movie: ''Treaaure lsl1nd" (Id· venture) '~4-Wallace Beery, Jackie Cooper. Lionel Barrymore. I Church In the Home (C) Cine en Su Casa uien Cantl Est1 Candon? 11:30 ; CV Discovery (C) "Discov· !!}' Goes to Portugal." O Movie: (C) "Gorilll 1t L.trae" (mystery) '54 -C•meron Mitchell Anne Bancroft. Raymond Burr. ' ail Dr1ma Dominiul AFT E RNOON Sacred Hurt (C) (6) God Is the Answer (C) 12:00 a Home BUJ1ra' Guide (C) 7:45 The Christophers (C) Suspense Thutre (C) "Doesn't 8:00 Limp Unto My Fett (C) A~yone Know Who I Am?" Come! This Is the life (C) W1l~e. Kathryn Crosby, Martha Hyer. Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) While suffering from 1mnesla, a Day of Discovery (C) successful but unhappy business ex· Wonder1m1 (C) ecutiv~ finds c~ntentment with a Revival fires (C) new girl,. then his memory returns. 1 (jJ 01vey & Goliath (C) ; lntelhgent P11ent (C) ~ 00 Town Hill Meeting (C) 17 (])Stories of Success (C) I 8:30 I look Up ind live (C) l 2:30 Or1I Roberts (C) · Mrs. Alph1 Bet (C) , 1 ffi Underw1y for reace (C) Fm to flee (C) 1.00 · m ~FC/AFC football (C) Oak· • Movie: "Atlu" (drama) •61 _• land Raiders at Denver Broncos. J Michael Forest Frank Wolff 9 Movie: "0.S.S." (drama) '46-m KATHRYN 1KUHLMA.N Alan Ladd, Gerald!ne Fitzgerald. C 8 (ffi 00 Diredt0ns (C) * (IN OLOR) · Million $ Movie: (C) ''The End· ~ ~@ Kathryn Kuhlman (C) I less Summer" (documentary) '66- 3 This Is the life (C) Mike Hynson, Robert August. Two a Full Gospel Reviv1I (C) young California surfers try out 9:00 £1 Camera Three (C) their surfboards in various parts ofl 0 SERENDIPIT¥-Quinn the world. * GI dd t k d I The World Beyond a en a es stu ents Hive Gun, Will Travel to L.A. Harbor and (i) Pro Football (C) N.Y. Jets Pasadena Police Dept. at LX .. Rams. 0 Serendipity (C) Educator Quinn , I Frente 1 Ii Vida (C) Gladden takes his students to the 1.30 ~(])Im.es & Answers (C) Los Angeles Harbor and to the Voice ol ~lnry (C) Pasadena Police Department I , ' Commentirios (C) I I Day of Discovery (C) 1:45 Nn T~ay (C) Campus Profile 2.00 The Stesta Is Over (C) Mexi· Country Music (C) can folk dances are performed. (!] m Reviv1I Fires (C) I 0 Press Conference (C) ~ & Or.I Roberts (C) (E) ROLLER GAMES-ACTION' I"~ CiJ Toll! _and Jerry (C) * T-BIRDS vs NEW YORK . La Familia • P1norama L1tino en Domingo m Roller Game (C) L.A. T-Birds vs.I 9:30 flee the N1tion (C) N.Y. Bombers. My Favorite Sermon (C) Guest 1 ,C%J Sundar ,Matinee: "Capt.In Speaker is Or. Harold Sweezy, Tern· Eddie (dram~) 45-Fred MacMur· pie Baptist Church, La Habra. !'.!r.· .!:inn Bari. 8 Gene Autry Show ~ llJ Sund1y Afternoon Movie: @ @ Smokey the Bur (C) "H11f Angel.'' ~ C6J First Baptist Church (C) I Carrousel MHluno ;;2~ ti) Penelope Pihtop (C) 2:30 Sun~lowtr Ctltbr1tlon (C) 10:00 £1 Inside Football (C) Movie: "Fr1ncls Goes to Wut 0 Movie: "Min With 1 CIHk" Point" (comedy) '52-0onald O'- (drama) '51-Joseph Cotten. Bar· Connor: Lori Nelson. hara Stanwyck. (C) "The King's 3:00 £1 Insider/Outsider (C) ''Blacks Thief" (adventure) '56-0avid Niv· Aren't Psychologically Deprived." en. Ann Blyth. IJ DORNAN IN-DEPTH with § Hour of Power (C) A C lit (3J Jonny Quest (C) * R HBISHOP SHEEN! Movie: "The Moonr1ker" (dra· IJ Ro~rt It Dorn1n Show (C) Fea· ma) '57--0eorge Baker, Sylvia lured 1s solo interview with Arch· ims. bishop Fulton J. Sheen. Amazing Three B F1mily Film Festiv1I: "Htidl."t (6) Pro Footb1ll (C) Kansas Shirley Temple, Jean Herscholl. City at Pittsburgh. I Chiller ~ i C1mer1 Three (C) P1ttern for Living 0:30 I 9 (j) Nn Today (C) Toros 1 (1) Catt1noo11 Cits (C) 3:30 Movie; (C) "The Caine Mutiny" h itll for Today (C) (drama) '54-Humphrey Borart. Van 1:00 ~ (jJ NFL footb1ll (C) San Johnson, Fred MacMurr1y, Jose1 Francisco 49ers vs Houston Oiiers Ferrer, E. G Marshall. at Houston. (E) Rocket Robin Hood (C) 0 Notre Dime Footb1ll (C) High· ~ 00 Pop17e C1rtoons (C) lights of yesterday's game with (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER Page 5 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 19/0 SUNDAY (Continued) and immigrants who can least af. 6:30 B CBS News (C) (30) Roger I ford it. Mudd. ~Sacred Cinema (C) m Animals, Action & Adventure 0 @ (i) m Meet ttle Pms (C} tl) A11iculture Report I "Alaskan Adventure." {30) 4:00 Cl Jolln Mcllay Show Colot' Travelcadt 0 GET CARRIED AWAY 0 UCLA vs. HUSKIES! ~y::r1~!0::i~~~·(~~> (R) * WITH BARBARA! * YESTERDAY'S CLASH! (j) The Jetsons (C) O Barbara McNair (C) (60) Guests O UClA Bruins Football (C) Tom Flsber Family are Prof. Irwin Corey, Andy Kim, Harmon calls the action as the Bonnie Sher. and little Richard. Bruins meet the Universty of Wash. 1 m Cruture Features: "The Haunt· ington Huskies in a game played icf Straniler" (horror) '58-Borisl yesterday at Seattle. &:OO B Bi& News (C) (30) Clete Rob· Karloff, Anthony Dawson. Elizabeth "'Ci1J (J.) m Coll•1• football -eris, Stan Duke, John Giibert. iAlla~eter Gunn (30) J_ . I 1 70 (C) NCAA highlights. I a NBC News (C) (30) David The Nadtf Report (C) (JU) (R) ~ Bozo the Clown (C) Brinkley John Chancellor Frank (6) Gil Bishop's Locker Room McGee. ' ' 00 Talk to tht Mana1er (C) I ~ Tht Golden Years (C) (30) 00 Face tfte Nation (C) 0 SCEAARECR&ETATRUAIRNEISN~ OF 7:00 B ~@ Lassie (C) (30} When This Is tht Life (C) * · a careless smoker starts a forest 4:30 O The Challencina Sea (C) (30)J fire, Lassie saves the lives of thel ..-Mark Richman, Andrew ''life at Sea World." Proaram ex-more he.!eiess creatures. -plores the capture, training and D ~ ~ m Wild llingdom (C) * Prine, Harry Townes medical, Including emotional, care (30) (R) "Voyage of the Golden star in "Cry of Terror" that the creatures of San Diego's1 Dolphin." Marlin Perkins and Stan -an INSIGHT drama Sea World receive. Bill Burrud Brock sail around the Guadalupe hosts. Islands on a collecting vessel of B Tht Groovy Show (C) (60) 1 Marine World. I m Untamed World (C) (30) "Pred· -0 (i1) (]) al The Young Rebels! ators and Scavengers." (ej TGo) "Age of Independence." m Here Come the Brides (C) (60) David Soul guests as young John ~ (i) Hitachi SJmphonr Orchn-Marshall, who later became Chief l lt Is W1itten (30) This Wuk (C) (90) (R) Faith for TodlJ (C) (30) Dall 'Italia con Amore (60 7:30 B ~ (j) Hogan's Heroes (C) (30) The Heroes must prove to Col. Klink that he is a great violinist in an ef fort to secure information about a secret Gestapo mHting inside Stal ag 13. p ~ 6 m Wonderful World of D1sneJ ( ) (60) "Monkeys, Go Home." Part I of two parts. Ex-GI Hank Dussard (Dean Jones) runs his newly inherited French olive farm with the help of Father Syl- vain (Maurice Chevalier), lovely villaaer Marla Rlserau (Yvette Mlm· ieux). and four chimpanzees. 0 FIELDS & HOPE IN * THE FUNNIEST OF 'EM ALL! READY? O ComedJ Classic Theatre: "Big BrOldcut of 1938" (musical) '38- W. C. Fields. Bob Hope, Martha Raye. Comedy about a race be· tween two ocean liners and an ex- husband chased by three ex-wives for back alimony. O lnsl&ht (C) "Cry of Terror." Mark Richman, Andrew Prine, Har· ry Townes. In South America. a' group of revolutionaries learns that the reactionary government has ex- ecuted one of Its members. I ~ CJ) Skippy (C) Mothers·in-law (C) Batman (C) tra (C) (30) Justice of the Supreme Court. Will " 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "All Hands on Deck" (comedy) '61-Pat Boone, Buddy Hackett. Barbara Eden. A young girl reporter stows away (iJ Film Feature (C) Arriculture U.S.A. (C) Estrellas en Miami 5:00 O Inquiry (C) 0 COLOR ! "THE PERILS * OF PAULINE"-PAMELA AUSTIN, PAT BOONE! ED Lessons ol Isla Vista (C) (30) Geer and Mitch Vogel also guest. A commentary on the turmoil lac-B Naslwillt Now (C) (30) Willie ing campuses and the nation, and Nelson. Bruce Cockburn and Sylvia! on the root causes of the crises. Tyson auests.. hosted by Bank of America board lE I $'t€1lL I Three Do& Ni&flt in chairman Louis B. Lundbora. Concert ( ) (60) "Mama Told Me, I@ CBS News (C) (30) Not To Come" begins a solid hour Hour of Power (C) (60) of music recorded in Rochester. Cine en la Tarde (2 hr) New York and California. A high- NBC News (C) (30) light of the show is a drum solo DaJ of Di.scovery (C) (30) by Floyd Sneed. D Sunder Movie: (C) "The Perils I oT Piullne" (comedy) '64 -Pat sauna SEns111ons THAT comm1na lELEBRATIOftl I ~~~r;·~f1[~~ir:~r,:7~!~~:~tE:~ TH REE I -I Ii find his true love but she's always one country ahead of him. escaping from one deadly fate alter another. I "' ., .. ,.B (C) I ... j,~~*~; .. M~.;!·· DI Ii HT Hob Nob With Bob (6) Passport to Travel (C) :!£~~~1~:·::C) ID [ I DEER' • Colltce ol the Desert (C) • Futbol.SOccer Mundial: Ecua· dor vs. Uruauay, ~' al Rex Humbard (C) j ' S:JO B Tiie Jetsons (C) ' • 0 KNBC ESPECIAL * "LOS BARRACUDAS" exponen abusos y d 'quenas d'mandas en la corte en Espanol 0 I ltitlALl The Barracudas (C) (R) This KNB documentary, which details the mishandling of default judaments In the Los Angeles Mu- nicipal Court, is repeated with a Spanish language narration. The I proarem reveels that more than half of the 23 millton in default ludgments granted annually in the Court's Civil Division are either fraudulent or in error: and that 90 percent of the victims of th~ Court's errors are ghetto residents Page 6 .. J::J. 1:).., • I SPEEIAl TORIGHT 7:00 • EOLOR 8:00 aboard an LST and an Indian crew member brings a live turkey aboard, throwing the entire Navy into confusion. EE Voice of the Hour (30) m Quest for Life (C) (30) B TONIGHT'S BEST BET * THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW B ~ @ Ed Sullivan (C) (60) Guests a1e Dick Gregory and Billy Joe Royal. Tommy Roe and Joe Smith. 0 "THE KLOWNS" * Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Party Stars Sammy Davis Jr. 0 (UH.V al I s'ic1Al! The lllowns, a Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey Presentation (C) (60) Sammy Davis Jr. is host when the backstage world of the circus is spotlighted. Jerry lewis and Juliet Prowse are also featured. Star at tractions from the circus include Charly Baumann and his Royal Bengal Tigers. the lamed Flyin1 Gaonas and veteran clown Otto 1:30 Griebling. m Gablt Greats: "HonkJ Tonk" (drama) '41-Clark Gable, Lana Turner, Frank Morgan, Claire Trev· 01. Con-man takes over town and marries the Boston-reared daughter of the town drunk. I The Big Question (C) (30) Pattern for living (30) Sacrtd Cinema (C) (60) Alegria Musical (30) 0 A VERY SPECIAL BILL *COSBY SHOW TONIGHT! o Qj oo m a111 Cosby <3o> "The Deluge." Part I of two parts An emergency finds Chet caught be- tween two uncontrollable forces of natur&-expected arrival of a baby and a torrential rain storm. Gloria Foster guests. EE World Tomorrow (30) "Our Na tional Heritage." 970 )() :) (30) . Klink an ef. bout a e Stal >rid ol s, Go Ex-GI ) runs 1 olive er Syl. lovely e Mim- : "Big ) '38- Martha <:e be· an ex ·x-wlves Hands Boone. den. A • away in crew turkey e Navy :r ;How ;) (60) id Billy nd Joe uty Jr. J The Barnum :) (60) hen the ircus is 1d Juliet Star at· include • Royal J Flying •n Otto • Tonk" !, Lana re Trev- >wn and daughter (30) ILL GHT! , (30) 10 parts ught be· orces ot a baby i. Gloria 'Our Na THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, NOVEMBER 14 1970 fE OIL LEAK BLAME? Q News (C) (30) Larry Burrell. •11:00 6 Qi Cl) Ntw1 (C) * EVERYBODY'S MISTAKE ti) CavalQC!e of Boob (C) (30) t 0 Qj (i) Ntws (C) m Our V1nishin1 Wlldemess (C) m Life for TodaJ (C) (30) I I Can You Top This? (C) (30) "Santa Barbara -Everybody's 10:00 6 9 (j) Tlm Conway (C) (60) Nna (C) Mistake." An examination of the l Carol Burnett and Steve Lawrence William f. Budllty (Cf Guest off.shore oil leak near Santa Bar-guest. Is Profe$$or Zblgnlew Brzezinski. bara. I 0 ~ (!) m Tiie Bold Onts (C) I who Is professor of government and I . @!)La Tormenta (30) (60) "First: No Harm to the Pa· I Director of the Research Institute on Communist Affairs at Columbia 1 9:001J ~ (j) Glen Campbell (C) (60) tient." Dr. Stua~ feopardizes his University. Dean Martin, John Byner and Ca· career by reportlnf a small town m Sports Special (C) "Trojan High· nadian singing star Anne Murray doctor (James Broderick) for , in· lights." Tom Kelly comments on guest. competence. Lonnie Ch1p~an. Rich· I ~I hlights of USC aames. 0 @ f61 m Bonanza (C) (60) ard Dreyfuss and Katherine Craw-Kathryn Kuhlman (C) "El Jefe~_,The Cartwright's risk en·' ford auest. I 7 00 Notre Dame football ta.ngling t.hemselves to aid a~ old 9 LATE NEWS WITH 11:15 9 Ci) Tht Chrisioplltrs (C) friend (Jaime Sanchez), who is be·1 * KEVIN SANDERS' Ina hunted as an accused killer. • 111:30 B Movie: (C) "Quanttz'' (adven· Warren Stevens guests. 1 9 I I& 5·News (C) (30) ture) '57-Fred MacMurray, Dorothy 0 t1) ABC Sunday Movie: (C) Q Sports P11e (C} (60) Malone, John Gavin. •'fht Brotherhood" (drama) '68-1 m AMF' UNIQUE SPECIAL I Sund'!J Tonl&flt Show (C) (R) Kirk Douglas, Alex Cord. Irene p,.I 5 Cat~edt1! of Tomorrow (C) pas Susan strasberg A powerful' * for BUSINESS MEN. Host MOV1e: 'Tht StCNJ on P11e dra~a pitting brother ~galnst broth· JOHN DALY. "AMERICAN One" (suspense) '60 -Rita Hay· er in the world of organized BUSINESS BRIEFING" (C) worth, An,thony Franciosa, Gia crime m Young, Mildred Dunnock. Huah . I I sfi.£1At I American Buslnus Griffith. m R~ndezvous ~It~ Adventur~ (C) I Britfln& (C) (60) John Daly IS on. I m Movie: "Saint Joan" (classic) {30) 'The Constricting Death. camera "editor." The proaram in· '57-Jean Seber& Richard Widmark (ft) CV SundaJ Movie: "Pony Ex· eludes In-depth features on Indus-Richard Todd, Anion Walbrook. · press" (western) 'SJ-Charlton Hes· try's environmental problems. the1 @@ lnslfht (C) ton. Cameron Mitchell. race to capture the mini-car mar· 12.00 ~ r.n J ..., L m Manion forum ket. stock market trends, and per·1 • IJ..LI w Uv7 ynn fll) Civilisation (C) (60) (R) "Pro· sonalitles in business news. 12:30 9 Public Service film test In Communication." ti) Jot DeSilva (C) (30) . .. . , tI:) NASA film (C) (30) fll) fanfare (C) (60) ''Two by Mar· 1 :00 ~ Mov11: Pans Model ' (romance) m Sylvia , Enrique (60) tha Graham." I ·5J~Paulette Goddard, Eva Gabor, ft!\ T t· d M 1 f b (C) Marilyn Muwell. I 9:30 9 Comedy ctallic Til11tre (30) ~ 11 ro e ano o a flfU Q News (C) "Fractured Flickers." Old. silent , (SQ) lllms, with dialogue, music and 10:30 9 World Tomorrow (C) (30) "Fol· 1:45 ti) Movie: "Stranae Adventure" sound effects added to fracture the low Your Heart." (drama) '56-Ben Cooper, M1rla original intent. Hans Conreid Isl ti) Weekend News (C) (30) Larry English. Joan Evans. host. I McCormick, Chuck Cecil. 2:30 B Newt/Give Us This DaJ (C) 'THREE DOG NIGHT IN CONCERT' Individually, and as a group, Three Dog Night is perfection in sound. The rapport betwee n vocalists and instrumentalists is un- deniable. An uncanny quality of give and take characterizes their concert perform- ances and, together, they produce an in- credible sound that is a highly compressed syndrome of energy and economy, or-in today's terms, "tight." "Three Dog Night in Concert," presented in color Sunday, November 15 at 7 PM on KCOP, C hannel 13, captures the total effect of this musical phenomenon. Each of the seven members of Three Dog Night is an accomplished artist in his own right. Most were playing professionally as young teenagers (with no educational inter- ruptions-they're college graduates, all). The group is made up of three lead singers, Cory Welts, Danny Hutton and Chuck Negron, and four hand-picked instrumentalists, Mike Allsup (lead guitarist). Joe Schermie (bass), J im Grecnspoon (keyboards: organ, piano and harpsichord), and Floyd Sneed (drums). Ego takes a back seat when this group performs. With three lead singers and four instrumentalists deserving of spotlights and applause for their own ability, it may seem strange that not one of the seven ever tries to upstage the other six. The group is an entity unto itself, and their style is born out of mutual respect and a/. familiarity that . provides a common point of departure, al- lowing each of the three vocalists an incred- ible amount of freedom, • .,---·~' , I \ Aside from their loyalty to and respect for each other and their keen sense of ob· ·ligation to the audience, there is one other facior contributing to the phenomenal suc- cess of Three Dog Night: they're perfec- tionists. They leave nothing to chance. Each set is carefully planned and structured long before it ever. appears on stage. ;r ... ' . ,. \ f. ' ' ;; They are one of the few pop groups to have received standing ovations for their performances from Seattle to New York. They generate an exuberance sorely missing in music today. It is the k ind of exuberance that cao have an audience stand in the rain totally mesmerized by what is happening on stage. as occurred in Miami. Not since the Pied Piper has music held such hypnotic power over it'I audience. Page 7 JACKand MARY "Frank Sinatra is a very busy man. but he was easy to get for my show," Jack Benny reported. "I just told him that if he didn't do the show. Mary Livingstone wouldn't do it. Last year I had Gregory Peck on one ctf my specials. I just asked him and he said, 'Su~e,'" Benny continued ... , even had former president H~rry Truman on my show once, and I didn't have any trouble getting him. But my own wife, Mary Livingstone, I had trouble gell ing." The man known affectionately as "old blue-eyes" talked about Mary Livingstone's upcoming appearance on "Timex Presents Jack Benny's 20th TV Anniversary Special'' airing on NBC. Monday at 10 PM. "This will be her first time on television in 14 years." he explained. Mary-who has been Mrs. Jack Benny since Jan. 14, 1927-first teamed with jack professionally on I he vaudeville stage. In 1933 she made the transi- tion to radio and. in 1950, to television. "Then, in 1956. Mary just decided to retire. and she stayed retired until now." Benny explained how he coaxed her into guesting-along with Frank Sinatra. Bob Hope. Dinah Shore and many members of his long- time radio and television family-on the special. "In the first place. every where we went around the country people kept asking me when Mary would be on the show," he said. "So I told her that if she'd do this show. we'd automatically get three or four extra points in the ratings. Then I told her-and this is the truth, so help me-I told her that Frank Sinatra said he wouldn't do the show unless she did. I think that is what really sold her." "HAMLET" The Hallmark Hall of Fame launches its 20th season on television with a new. two-hour production of Shakespeare's "Hamlet," starring Richard Chamberlain, which airs on NBC. Tuesday at 9 PM. Chamberlain, acclaimed by British critics for his stage portrayal of the tragic Danish prince who seeks to avenge the murder of his father. appears with a roster of British headliners in the special. Sir Michael Redgrave portrays Polonius. Margaret Leighton is Hamlet's mother Gertrude, Ricba~d John- son plays Claudius. and Sir John Gielgud is the ghost of Hamlet's father. Ciaran Madden makes her American television acting debut as Ophelia. This production of "Hamlet" is set in the early 1800s and the costumes reflect that period. It was prepared on location at historic Raby Castle. in the North of England, and in London. The special will mark Cham- berlain's first television drama appearance here since he starred in the Or. Kildare series on NBC from 1961 to 1966. Chamberlain's stage success as Hamlet came with England's Birmingham Repertory Company in 1969. Critical acclaim for his performance included: "Richard Chamberlain is a plucky actor and plays a plucky Hamlet. He earns his success" (London Doily Moil); "Anyone who comes lo this production prepared to scoff al the sight of a popular television actor, Richard Chamberlain, playing Hamlet, will be in for a deep disappointment" (London Times). "Hamlet" was adapted by John Barton. associate director of the Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford, England. He also staged the dueling sequence in the special. British theatre and television director Peter Wood is the director. Music for the production was composed and conducted by John Addison, who has scored many movies (including "The Loneli- ness of the Long Distance Runner." "A Taste of Honey" and "The Entertainer") as well as English theatrical presentations. THE DAILY PI LOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 A· T • T -E-N-T -1-0-N ' IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! 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TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 MONDAY NOVEMBER 16 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES I Fisher family (30) Noticitfo 34 (C) (60) Wines to Adventure (C) (30) LI Hora familiar con Patricia (30) 6:30 fJ Candid Camera (30) m Thi flyinc Nun (C) (30) "The Greil Casino Robbery." Part I. The nuns are used 1s pawns In a scheme to rob the casino. Q) @ NBC News (C) (30) Ell) Joyce Chen Cooks (30) "Pekin& Duck #2." (Series conclusion) Julia Child is hostess. I (j) My favorite Martian (30) Social Security (C) 9:00 D ~Driftwood" (drama) '47-Ruth j The Desert Re~ (C) (30) Jack Winick, Walter Brennan, Dean Jag. Latham Kim Marnner. ger, Ch1r1otte Greenwood, Natalie I' fugttivos del Amor (30) Wood. 6:45 • Music.wle 9:3011 "M1cniflcent fraud" (drama) 7:00 CBS Evenln1 News (C) (30) '39-Lloyd Nolan, Akim Tamiroff. Walter Cronkite. 0 "Life In tllt B1l1nce" (drama) CJ m NBC Nlptly News (C) (30) ·~Ricardo Montalban, Anne Ban· David Brinkley, John Chancellor, croft, Lee Marvin. Frank McGee. m ''Tiit Green Min" (comedy) '57 fJ What's My Line? (C) (30) -Alastair Sim, Jill Adams, Terry-m I Love Lucy (30) "The Ricardos Thomas. George Cole. Visit Cuba." Still on thelrvacatlon, 11:0011 "Nlpt in New Orleans" (mys· the Ricardos go to Cuba, where tery) '42-Preston Foster. Patricia Ricky wants to introduce his rel•· Morrison. lives to wife Lucy and son little 1:00 m "Bom To Be Bid" (drama) '50 Ricky. -Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan. m Beat the Clod! (C) (30} Jack r.a Narz hosts. 2:00.:. (C) ''Tiie Y.l.P.'s" (drama) '63 ~ 'i' Julia (C) (30) -Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton. LVJ Louis Jourdan. Specu_l1tion . (C) (60) (~) "~ , , Conversation With 8.F. Skinner, 4:30 B (C) 'Timmy & the Bachelor' I noted behavioral psychologist and (roman~) '57 -Debbie Reynolds. author of "Walden ti." LeSTTe Nielsen. I (i) Truth or Consequtncts (C) EVENING I • Christ the Livin1 Word (C) (30) · Rosario (30) · • Simplem1nte Maria (55) 1 7:30 ~ 00 Gunsmoh (C) (60) 5:00 POI "The Scavengers." Yaphet Kotto II WILL SUCCESS S L plays Piney Biggs, a hungry traveler * SANDERS & FISHMAN? who tells tall tales to Marshal Oil· JUDGE FOR YOURSELF! Ion about his survival from an In· 6:00 II Blc News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • KNBC Newservlce (C) (60) Tom Snyder. ' 11 MOVIE-RATES JACK * VALENTI & DESI ARNAZ JOIN STEVE FOR FUN & GAMES! II The All111 Show (C) (90) Guests: 1 Desi Arnaz Sr.. Jack Valenti, Jerry! Collins, Virginia O'Brien and 7 -year· old Italian singer Chitto Colaleo. Mrs. Joh.!!.!!1 Carson is announcer. fJ @ lV m Nfl Monday Nirllt football (C) (2>A hr) St. Louis Car· din1ls at Dallas Cowboys. Two of the National Football League's leading 1round-1ainers. explosive McArthur Lane of the St. Louis Car· dinals and powerful Calvin Hill ofl t.he Dallas Cowboys, will be seen in 1ame telecast live from the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. TeJ1as. fJ Get Smart (C) (30) "The Girls I From KAOS." KAOS wants Miss USA as a hosta1e to obtain cooperation of her lamous scientist father. but Mu appears disguised as a contest jud1e to prevent a kidnapping at· tempt. 1 The Fllntstone• (C) (30) IR It T1kes • Thief (C) (60) "for· tune City." Alexander Mundy and his 1irlfriend Mon• (Stefanie Pow· ers) become Involved with tS'ieign agents plannin1 to sabotage a U.S. underground atomic test. dlan massacre. (Rescheduled) 0 @ (6) m Red Skelton Show (C) (30) Godfrey Cambridge guests as football hero "Joe Broadway." In the show's silent spot. "Diamond Tim Grady.'' Red plays a philan· thropic man.about.town in an ex· elusive restaurant. Joining Red are Shanin Hale as his escort, Jan Arvan as the maltre d' and Ida Mae McKenzie as the patron. II GUNS! DEATH ON THE * DOCKS! N.Y.P.D. II NYPD (C) (30) "Walk the Lon1 Pier." Detective Corso poses as a longshoreman to slop the pilfera1e of guns on the docks. fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "lus Stop" (comedy) '56-Mari lyn Mon· roe. Arthur O'Connell, Hope Lanie Motley collection of travelers ar· rive at some truths about them· selves while snowbound at an Ari· zona bus stop. Among them is an exuberant cowboy who virtually kid· napped a sexy entertainer in his determination to marry her. m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Bob Barker Is host. m Daniel Boone (C) (60) "Requiem for Craw Green." Mingo masquer· ades as a white man to free a town from Roark Lo1an (Jeffrey Hunter), a bigoted leader. No Creo en los Hombres (30) Ell) Hod11pod1t Lodp (C) "Poisonous Snakes:· 9 (j) CIS Ntn (C) (30) I Government film (C) (30) 7:55 Cuution de Stiundos (30) 8:00 fi) 00 m laucfi·ln (C) (60) Guest star Bob Newhart plays a (Continued) I I I ~ . I I B rr B p Y• fc T 0 c; H a1 tt 970 I icia The The a Jng Jlia ack 30) 30) lor. fos on. ere ,, .. tile !Ck "A ,,, .. ind (C) m> 50) tto ,fer )ii· In· ow :sts y." ind an· ex- are Ian lae lni •• 1ge lus on· fe. If· 1m· \ti· an :id· his 30) 4lm 1er· • rey 50) I • I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 Betfy and Sue are married. ·To each other. Betty and Sue li ve like any other young Watch "Lesbia ns'.' With Fred Anderson and the married couple. Eyewi tn ess News team. This Monday through Betty pursues a succe~sful ca reer in publishing. Sue Friday, November 16-20, at 4:30 and 11 :00 p.m. prefers to do the chores ~t home. Both wi ll tell Call the Eyewitness News team anything you like. you they wouldn't have 1t any other way ... except Except indifferent. for one thing. Sometim es they feel very alone. el} eViCwlf DeSS De S This week Eyewitness News exp lores th e pred icament .J · ' '-W · of B~tty. Sue and many <;>thers. like t_he~. in a kabc -tv/4:30&. ll:OOpDI cand id documentary ent itled · Lesbians. Hear lesbians talk openly about their philosophy bOTidS/faWfCTICC/nahan /SfOane and way of life. Learn about the social pressure~ that have forced them into hiding. Page 11 - "KNXT REPORTS" THE PLIGHT OF MEXICAN ALIENS On Tuesday (Nov. 17) at ten o'clock, KNXT REPORTS: "The Unwelcome Amigo" delves into a problem seemingly without a -;olu- tion: the plight of Mexican aliens who illegally enter the United States to seek a better life. Channel 2 Newsman Paul Udell serves as reporter for this special broadcast that was filmed on both sides of the border to show how the alien gets in and wh:it steps are taken to track, capture and return him. One would think that with lhe sophisticated electronic gadgetry and surveillance equipment that the Border Patrol has-not to Paul Udell mention, airplanes, boats and in- THE DAILY POLOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER " "'O ' IMONDAY (Continued) I "Laugh-In" prop man. the U.S. President and Adam in the Garden of Eden es he joins series stars Dan Rowen. Dick Martin and lhe merry members of Bedlam. Inc. 0 VIRGINIA CAVORTS * WITH CHIMPS & GEO. SANDERS! NYE TOO! O Vlr&inla Craham Show (C) (60) Guests are The Lance Link Chim· panzees. comedian Louis Nye, actor George Sanders, Stan Burns and Daryl Kiener and Monty Hall, host 1 of "Let's Make a Deal." Monty joins Virginia In a singing duet. m To Teti the Truth (C) (30) Joey O' Auria delivers a singing telegram to Peggy Cass; and panelists must guess the real Sister Lucy who is the first Catholic nun to be elected Mayor of a town. I EIJ) World Press (C) (60) Weekly roundup of International press com· mentary on major U.S. and world events. Roger Boas modera tes. I Men of Vision (30) La Cosquilla (C) (60) 8:05 Aqui Tres P•tines (25) formants-that an ant couldnt get in, let alone a human. But smuggling is big business. And the lure of America'-; greener pastures has proven to be irre.o;istible to the poor and unskilled alien . And that is only part of this vexing problem. 8:30 1J f3 Ci) Here's Lucy (C) (30) Wally Co• plays Gustav Vandermeer.I I 1 diamond cutter hired by Uncle Harry to cut the famous "Casbah" gem to rid it of a curse it is re· The KNXT REPORTS broadcast points out that there are people this side of the border who encourage this illegal traffic becauo;c they make money at it. The promise of high paying jobs turn-; instead into n11hless exploitation. And the a lien can do nothing about it. "The Unwelcome Amigo" tells of one alien who w;i<; swindled out of $800 by a notary public who promised citizenship. This is common practice and the alien .sJoesn't know he's abo111 to be victimized. And once he has been. there is nothing he can do about it. While on this side of the hordcr, the Mexican alien lives in fear of being picked up by lmmigr:it ion investi gators who raid local factories and track down relatives. For "The U nwelcome Amigo." a KNXT camera c rew traced the routc of alie ns as they headed north to Los Angeles trying to avoid checkpoint~ along the way. Southern California viewers will witness three different arrests: one at a well-known Los Angeles restaurant , one near El Cajon. and the third in open country. It isn't known how many Mexican al iens are in Los Angeles illegally. But informed insiders guess that there arc about 500.000 in the metropolitan area. When they can find work. they arc pllid below the minimum wage a nd usually are en~laved in garment sweat shops or work in car washes. ac; dish washers or in factories where skills arc not a requirement. Whr11 they have lo offer is very chc-:fj:> labor. And I there seems to be a ready market for that by some 'ihady busi-I nessmen here. In "The Unwelcome Amigo,'' viewers will hear aliens explain how they outwit authorit1e-; and how lhcy man:igc to live with 1 the constant fear of being caught and deported. And included in the hro:1dcast will be interviews with people trying to protect the illegal immigrants despite their own violation of the law. I KNXT REPORTS: "The Unwelcome Amigo'' should serve to enlighten us on this massive problem that is right in our mido;t It is commended to your attention. Page 12 ported to carry. m LIZA MINELLI IS *FROST'S ONLY GUEST m David frost Show (C) (90) Liza Minelli is special solo guest. I Drapet (C) (30) Pattern for Llvln& (30) Mi&uelito Valdez Show (30) 8:45 @(I) aJ The Young Lawyers 130 Minbtes (C) (30) ( ) (60) "At the Edge of the · lntriea (30) Night." David Barrett defends a · • Natacha (60) man accused of killing his landlord 1 9:30 Qt) (j) Doris Day (C) (30) Doris who cannot recall the events of the Martin is taken into custody by night in question. Robert F. Lyons 1 fede ral agents who believe her to guesls as Bill Wicks. I be a foreign spy. 9:00 B ~ (j) Mayberry R.F.D. (C) 0 News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. (30) Miilie dreams that something ID Perry Mason (60) "The Case of terrible will happen to Sam and the Bashful Burro." Perry calls an Howard on their fishing trip. and unusual witness to the stand 1n begs them not to go. order lo defend hts clien t on a Q Q)@ m I shC.lL I Bob Hope murder .charge. Show (C) (60) Bob and his guests. I Mus1c..le Lucille Ball. Tom Jones. Oanny j • l uceclta iC) (30). Thomas and George Burns. re·cre· 9:45 Gp (3) ~ The Sil~~ force (C) ale famous vaudeville acts of the (30) A Cry 1n Concrete. When the past. president of a concrete mixing plan! O The fugitive (C) (60) ''The Ivy is killed. the Silen! Force inve~ti· Maze." Or. Kimble and Lt. Gerard gales lhe syndicate s loan-shar!ung confront the one.armed man as he operation at the plant. Guests are is about lo confess to lhe murder Jeanne Cooper as Tina Barnes. Mi· of Kimble's wile. Geraldine Brooks chael Conrad as Mn Fredericks and guests. Duncan Mcleod as Richard Lewin m Pastor's Dull (C) m LIZA MIN ELLI SINGS 10:00 8 Ci!J (j) Carol Burnett Show (Cl * Hits from New A & M (60) Martha Raye and Ross Martin Album NEW FEELIN ' guest. Av·, FR s SH w 0 ru 00 m I Sl'!CIAL I Jack Ben· on D 0 0 T 0 ny's 20th Anniversary Show (C) (60) ID Felony Squad (C) (30) "A Most Jack celebrates wilh guest slars Proper Killing." A jewel thief mas-Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope and Dinah querading as a Scotland Yard In· Shore and a number of his former spector leads Sam and Jim into ra dio and TV sidekicks-his wife murder and intrigue. Mary Livingstone, Dennis Day, Don EIJ) Realities (C) (2 hr) '1he Mind Wilson. Eddie "Rochester" Ander of Man." A worldwide excursion of son, Mel Blanc, Frank Nelson and the leading mind research clinics, Benny Rubin. Appearing in cameo where doctors are making new dis· comedy spots are Lucille Ball, Dean coveries of how the mind works Martin, Red Skelton and George and how it can consciously control Burns. The program includes filmed certain physical functions of the' highlights of Jack's lwo decades of body that were previously thought TV comedy. lo be completely involuntary. (Continued) ) Doris tdy by her to trd. :ase of Jlls an Ind In on a rte (C) 1en the ~ plant nvesli· tarking ;ts are !S, Mi· ks and Lewin DW (C) Martin k Ben· :) (60) stars Dinah former s wife y, Don Ander· •n and cameo , Dun George filmed ides of j ADAM'S RIB-IN-In the beginning there was guest star Bob Newhart , playing Adams (a la Groucho Marx) and Rutlr Buzzi as Eve i11 the garden of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In over NBC. Monday at 8 PM. THE OATLY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 14. 1970 J oy ca n help if you are new in the area TO FIND ANYTHING! EVEN YOUR WAY AROUND! * Need a house or apartment? * Need anythinCJ 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 garbage disposal fixed! * Airplanes to Zebras!!! . 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I m Movie: "Cry, the Beloved Coun· 0 I i& 5 News (C) (60) Kevin try" (drama) '52-Canada Lee, Sid-j Sanders. Hal Fishman. ney Poitier. Charles Carson. Negro Geofll Pvtn1m News (C) (60) find friendship through tragic deathj LI Fa•ilia (30) of their sons. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 14, 1970 REGULAR DAYTIME MONDAY I Tiit Saint (C) (60) and white fathers in South Africa Ttl•Clnema Ar1tntino (2 hr) ID Movie: ''The Bia Tip.off" (mys· 10:15 Movie: "Sink the Blsm1rck" tery) 'SS-Richard Conte, Constance stoct Merket Covtraae (C) Part I (adventure) '60 -Kenneth Smith. A newspaper columnist, 9 (j) Clptaln Kln1aroo (C) More. Dana Wynter, Carl Mohner, duped Into a phony fund-raising • Morninf Witch (C) Laurence Naismith. Geoffrey Keen. telethon, maneuvers ringleader into' 5.55 II Give .Us This Dey (C) .. Cartoons (C) C. S. forester's gripping human the arms of the law with the aid .6:00 II Sunr111 Semtsttr (C) Urban 1 (3) St• Hunt drama and true adventure about of a nun and 1 girl members of M~n a~~ His Societ( (Mon .• Wed., 8:25 COmmunity Bulletin Board (C) the plight of the British Navy In the gang. Fri.): Early Ren11sunce Art In 8:30 Mister M•ioo (C) 1941 as ii met Hitler's "Invincible" ED Flrin& Line (C) (60) "The Mid· Italy" (Tu~s .• Thurs.) Dennis the Men1ce ocean fortress. the Bismarck, hav· die East." Guest is Israel's Foreign 6:25 0 Eduutio~ .~ch1n1e. (C) "A Cumby (C) Ing received a message from Prime Minister. Abba Eban, who discusses Moot Que~taon. A series of ten 1. (3) Sesame strHt (C) Minister Winston Churchill: "This ls the tension in the Middle Eut in· programs is presented about how : Features, Tues .• Wed., Thurs. a battle we cannot afford to lose. eluding American obligations ·and American jurisprudence handles the 9:00 ~ ~ Tiit Lucy Show (C) I don't care how you do it. you the problems of Arab violations of complex problems of Americans. I @ m Dinah's Place (C) must-sink the Bismarck!" the truce currently In effect 6:30 I Odyssey (C) I Girt alk (C); Movie, Tues, Wed (Part II will resume at 11 :30 11:30 I Qj (j) Mm Griffin (C) · Paycholoa I (C) Movie: See Daytime Movies. PM following the news) • Q1 Ci) m JollnnJ Carson (C) Educational features Jadl La Lanne (C) I N~ws {C) Movie Game (C) Team # 1: 6:45 Commodity Report Cartoons (C) 10;30 Bill Jolins News (C) (30) James Mason. Stefanie Pow.ers. Joe 6:55 • llHBC Newservlce (C) Offica of Ult President (3) Shtrloct ~olmes (90) Flynn. Team #2: Mary Tyler Moore, 7:00 ~ (!J CBS News (C) : Sesame Street (C) (R) 136·40. C4i"erdes1Guitlrras (30) George Cartin, Terry Moore. Q1 ~ m Today Show (C) 9:20 fashions in Stwin1 (C) 11:00 tat (j) · News (C) O Movie: "Sink tlM Blu11rck" Dtbbtt Drake's D1ncercise (C) 9:30 I ~ Cf) Beverly Hillbillies (C) @@ · News (C) Conclusion. See listing at 10:15 PM. Mr. Wishbone (C) · @@ m Concentration (C) 0 PROTHRO REVIEWS 12:00 0 Movie: (C) "A Lotus for Miu Splderman (C) Movie: See Daytime Movies. * UCLA/HUSKIES GAME' Quon" (drama) '67 -Dubbed in Marttt Openinc • m Movie: See Daytime Movies • English. : Sesame StrMt (C) # 136.40. Romper Room (C) 0 Bruins In Action (C) UCLA Head ii (3) Sea Hunt 17:30 8 News/A.M. Show (C) @ Jim Hayden/Mike Douct11 Football Coach Tommy Prothro ana· 12:45 News (C) • Across the Fence Mon . Mlkin& (9 lyz~s game films of last weeken~·s 1:00 Movie: "Once Upon a Horst" the Most of Maturi~, Tue~.; DaveJ ff) Stock Martel action betw~en the UCLA Bruins (com.edy) '58 -Dan Rowan, Dick & Goliath, Wed.; Parent-Youth· 10:00 I Cij (jJ flmily Affair (C) and 'the University of Washington Martin. Martha Hyer. I forum, Thurs.: Youtfl Rnources. Fri.1 • m Salt of the Century (C) Huskies, Fred Hessler hosts. I NIWS (C) I Yoli & friends (C) fe t /Publ' s · (C) 8 News (C) Bill Bonds. I Cisco Kid Hobo Kelly (C) a ures ic emce • Tht1tr9 9: "Mor1an" (comedy). 1:55 Community Bulletin Board (C)1 1 rn Cartoons (C) I : ~!~~::l~de?tu~~! DENTAL PLATES REPAIR AND RELINE WHILE YOU WAIT EASY CROWNS-BRIDGES CREDIT FILLINGS-X RAYS LOW TERMS EXTRACTIONS PRICES ALL ORTHODONTICS INSURANCE ATTENTION UNIONS ! SENIOR CITIZENS PLANS A sk us about our money WELCOME HONORED saving p I a n for Union Me mbers. 1642-88141 • NEWPORT-COSTA MESA DENTAL CLINIC DR. THOMAS J . 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IS a Cl) Lewi ., lif• <C> .. , ....,. 9 (!) fE Hollywood Sqllar• : Edacatieftal Futum Peter M1rsh1ll hosts. 9 (i) hmer Pyle (C) lllCl Ropra Ifs Yoiir ltt (C) 9 Cl) Wlltrt tllt Hurt Is (C) Stra'!e P1rldlse (C) QI 00 fE J..,.nly (C) (fi') CJ) ti> Central Hospitll (C) Movit: See Daytime Movies. Outer Uiiihs Mon .. Tues., Wed. only. Un41rdo& (C) U @ CV hlloplnc &ou,.tt (C) MatiMI: Don Rodewald. Graham Kerr Is host. • 30 Minutes (C) Mon., Wed., Fri.; 0 Te•po (C) Reeis Philbin & ll1t1p (C) Tues., Thurs. Treesa Drury co-host. Featured this I Cin11111 36 week , are Barbara Walters, Dani 3:30 Tltt Mike Roy Show (C) Wynter, Charles Silverstein and an Mille Douclas (C) Liberace Is ecology special. uest co-host. I Rocht Robin Hood (C) Famous Jury Trials (C) (3) Dark Sllldows (C) @ (3) G) Ont Uf1 To Live (C) 11:05 Cliartit's Pld (C) len'llic Top Show (C) 11:25 I~ News (C) Ci) Poptyt CartOOM (C) 11:30 Seardl for TollOmlW (C) • Ciifist tllt llvinc Word 6 m Tltt Wllo, Wllat or 3:45 la Comunidad 11 Dia tre Camt (t) Art James hosts. 4:00 Mr. Ed; Movlt, Wed., Fri. I ~er~~~ Girt (C) IJ BEST MEDIC ORAMA? Bill Johns News (C) * DR. BEN CASEY!!! 11:55 @ @ fE NBC News (C) Ben Ca~ I AFTERNOON 12:00 1J l&dy Pllr (C) . a ID 00 m Words & Musk (C) Wink Martindale hosts. Fradurtd Fllc .. rs, Friday only. @00 lewltdled (C) 4:lS @ CV (if) Dark Shadows (C) • News (C) Baxter Ward. Ceoree Putn1111 News (C) The Munsttfs : Stsl111t Strfft (C) (R) Ci) The ThrH Stoo111 • Reli£ious Features (C) • Dos Ciallos 1n Palenque • A.lex Nervo Show Kines of Colllldy Trnel (C); P•spective, Wed. 4:30 Mowil: See D•ytime Movies. (j) Ann Cutcltef Show (C) News (C) Bill Bonds. 12:15 Strltdl & Stw, Wed. · Abbott & Costello (C) 12:l0 CJ) As. Ult World Turns (C) Batman (C) · @.) fE Dars of Our lives 1 ~ Sta Hunt 6 Jimmy Thomason (C) Stum.1._ Utt Stirs (C) lite Three Stoo1tt @ C.V A World Apart (C) • in1ma lO Di1lin1 for Dolla11 (C) · Amor 1n 11 Dtsitrt. Stoel Market C1oM • • Yamos a Yiljar (C) Mon., Fri.; : Educational Prooams Usttd y Polidl, Tues.; Muican 1:00 a@ Lovt Is 1 Many Spltn· Cha•ber of Co1111ttrc1, Wed.; la dortd T1un1 (C) Sahld dt Usted, Thurs. · @ 00 fE Tltt Doctors (C) a> A World Apart (C) Jack lltn_!!l 5:00 MIC Ntwltr'Yice (C) @ 00 W All My . Childrin (C) Bil 5 Ntw1 (C) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Flipper (C) Cltlrtin1 tlt1 Market (C) The Flintstones (C) 1:30 '(j) Tlt1 Cuidin1 Li&flt (C) 1 @00 Gilllpn•s Island (C) . Ci) m Anttlttr World--tt•Y1 1 CV Local News (C) City ( : Cltlrlie's Pld (C) I Ollie and Harriet 00 The Munst11s @CV G) let's Malle 1 Dul • PllJ & Talk (C) · Con el Dtdo 1n 11 Gatillo Tempo's Everywom1n (C) Elaine • The Rifleman ~n. • • Noticlas W Fashions in Sewln1 (C) Lucille · lite .Callopln& Courlltt (C) Rivers. Tues .. Fri.; News (C) Mon. EE Commodity Report 5:15 f]) Tltt Friendly Giant 1 :40 m Kid's Stuff (C) 5 30 (17J (3) AIC 2:00 I ~ (j) Secret Storm (C) : • die. i.n op.~ews (C) · @ 00 fE lrl&fit Pro111i11 (C) My Favorltt Martian Father Knows Best Petticoat . Jundlon (C) @ CV m Newlywed Game (C) ~ This Day 1970 (C) Bob Eubanks hosts. : M1st1r1prs' Ntipborttood (C) 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ci) News/W1at1Mr /Sports (C) m Topper • hstol's Dtsll/Fil•s (C} 2:30 II ~ Ci) ~ of Nl&fit (C) • C:O.lcos y Candones · QJ 00 m Another Wor1d -, • Don Wilson's Town T• (C) SoMtrMt (C) lewltdltd (C) Tues .. Fri.; AIC B Divorc. Court (C) News (C) Mon. @ CI) m Datln& Came (C) I 5:45 a!) 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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 17 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are ·the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:0011 "TUii RHlllS Ridt A,111" (western) '(0-John Howard, Ellen Drew. D (C) .. Jlllt fOf YK' (musical) '52 -8in& Crosby, Jane Wyman, Ethel Barrymore, Natalie Wood. 9:30 B ""'" lravt M111" (drama) '57 -Ray Milland, Ernest Borrnine. OJ .. Pldl-Up AJltf" (drama) '57- Victor Mature, Anita Ekberg, Trevor Howard. 11:0011 "Tiit Trouble Witll W•••" (drama) '63-Ray Milland, Tttua Wrlaht 1:00 m "All16!• luwes" (drama) '56 -Joan Crawford, Cliff Robertson, Vera Miles, Lome Greene. 2':00 fJ '"Daire Uldtr Utt EJ11s" (dra- ma) '58 -Sophia Loren, Anthony Perkins, Burl Ives. 4:JO II (C) "Th N•bd J••flt" (dra- ma) '54-Chartton Heston, Eleanor PJrker. fVFNIN<. 5:00 11 SANDERS & FISHMAN * BIG 5 NEWS TIME! 1:00 ti li1 Ntwa (C) (60) Jerry Dun-p~. Ptul Udell. D IOllC NtwtMvict (C) (60) Tom Snyder. II MARTY MILNER & * BARBARA RUSH JOIN STEVE IN FUNNY SHOW TONIGHT! D 1't Alie• Sltow (C) (90) Tenta- tlvtfy acheduled ruests include Bar· bera Rulh, Marty Milner, Eloise laws. and announcer Selma Dia- mond. D Sb! O'Clodl Movie: (C} ""9 ilie ti Na11pan'1 Trtt" (adven- ture) '67-Jacll lord, James faren- tlno, Oon Galloway, Mtloclle Johnson. Richard Anderson. Alter bein1 saved from the llllOWS, I bandit trio split up only to be rejoined later when they try for a kine-sized eold ship- ment. 0 Cet s .. rt (C) (30) "Rut'·I· Dub-Dub, Three Spies in a Sub." Smart and A&ent 99 are assirned a suicide mission to destroy a com- puter on a secret KAOS Island, which Is directina a submarine In acts of piracy. GJ TM flitttmnts (C) (30) ti) It T1•t1 I 1'itf (C) (60) '1o Steal a Battleship." NATO defense plans are for sale to the enemy by a thief whoae wife has the kind or jewels that attract another thief., Bill Bixby ruests. Yll (I) Star Trtl (C) (60) ' ~ Hod1tl*l11 Lodae cc> (30)' • . , I .. i.~ News (C) (30) • ,..,_ I F••ily (30) ..... .,... .... ' Neticitn 34 (C) (60) • ~~ • llllllda 111 dee S.11 (C) (30) • ' I ~ P•ge 16 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14. 1970 Eil) LI Hori Fa•b mn Patricia (30) aJ News la dee Ro1u1d (C) (30) Mike Rollens. Gloria Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 fJ Candid CllMfl (30) Allen Funt is host. m Tiit Flyina Nun (C) (301 '1he Gr.eat Casino Robbtfy." p,.ft II. Sis- ter Bertrille sets a trap for the Casino thieves. fi) (i) NIC News (C) (30) fil) Oiicower F1rillJ (C) (30) "The Government and flyinr." (j) My Faworitt MlftiMI (30) I S.Clll Stalrity (C) • Tltt Dtlert Repert (C) (30) • I F•litMs dtl AIMr (30) · Alt E111111tt1 Ntn (C) (30) 6:45 • Mldlalt 7:00 CBS Evenina Ntws (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 m NIC NiitrttJ News (C} (30) DavldBrlnkley, Frank McGee, John Chancellor. 0 Wlllf1 .. , Li11t? (C) (30) m I love luc:y (30) "little Ricky's School Pareant." Since there is a shortaee of parents who are willing to be actors in little Ricky's kin- dergarten p11eant, the Ricardos and the Mertzes are pressed into serv· ice. m ltat •• aoct (C) (30) Jack Narz pits team 111inst time. Clb Calloway is celebrity 1uest. @ CI) I lowt Lucy (C) (30) 0 Ci) Tuudly Morie: (C) "Tht hrils of hullnt" (comedy) '64- Pat Boone, Pamela Austin. fI1) lutl1, Fri• Incl Ollie (C) (30) "An Evenlnr With Ophelia Ooiltpuss, Meuo-Soprano." Tht Kuklapolitans prepare for a fala musical. I (i) TMll • Cettttq-.ces (C) eirilt tilt Uvi111 Word (C) (30) .... rit (30) Sillplewte Mlria (55) nat Clrt (C) (30) 7 :lO ti 9 Cl) Tltt ltftrtJ Hillbillitl (C) (30) Granny is eonvinced that her whole family ls roln1 to the froas when Jed and Jet.hro decide to join Elly May and Mark Temple- ton in the sport of SCUBA diVlna. 0 m 0.. Knotts (C) (60) Knotts' old friend, Andy Griffith, joins ruest stars Jo Ann Pflu& and the Celebra· tion sinfell. 11 13 yr. old BOY SEES *THE MURDER! N.Y.P.D. D NYPD (C) (30) "Boy Witness." A 13-year.old boy Is the only wit· ness lo the murder of an attractive YounJ_ woman. 0 U1J C3l aJ Mod Squed (C) (60) "A Far Away Place So Near.'' The squad Investigates the mysterious death of a soldier who falls to re· tum from Vietnam when hi.s Army tour was up. Guests are Ben Mur- phy as Bob, Lillian Hayman as Mrs. Rivers, Mike M1r1otta as Dawson, Bo Hopkins as Atnie, Tom Nardini as Mike Sierra and Pilar Seurat as Tuyet. fJ Million $ MOVit: (C) "Tht List Hunf' (adventure) 'SS-Robert Tay- lor, Stewart Granger. In 1883, story of conflict between two hunting partners: one, a rancher whose herd was destroyed by a buffalo stam- pede; the other, a sadistic killer. ._ m Trvtti Of Conseqwncts (C) (30) Bob Barker is host. ID Danit! loont (C) (60) "When a King Is Pawn." Boone, with Is· rael's help, saves French Prince ne 'Ride to11ugman'141ree Jlek-iord () ()'C:l()C:~ M ()VI f ,..uelday ln color UBe -n WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 18 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 B "'TIM ci.. To•b" (mystery) 'S"S-John Ireland, Honor Blackman. D (C) "Su Md tlN Sin&te Cid" (comedy) '64-Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, Henry Fonda, Lauren Bacall. 9:30 B "Tiit Hu111n Ju11itt" (mystery) '"54--0ary Merrill, Chuck Connors. m (C) ~Ille of llmil" (drama) '62-Hilde11rde Neff, Ser· 1lo Fantonl. 11:00 n "TM Mwtllturm" (adventure) '52-Jack Hawkins, Siobh McKenn1. 1 :00 m "Middle of tllt Nlpt" (dr1m1) ·~Fredric March, Kim Novak. 2:00 0 (C) '°DatillJ tf I SW' (drama) ·~arry Andrews, Anthony Quayle. 4:00 8 (C) "T~llPt for Ult &ods" {dr1m1) ·~yd Charisse, Arthur Kennedy. FVFNING S:OO ws U NOW FOR THE NE 1 * WITH KEVIN & HAL! 1 6:001 •ia Ntwa (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • KNIC News (C) (60) Tom Snyder. • IJ DEACON JON ES, * GUITARIST CARLOS MONTOYA & MUCH MORE WITH STEVE! II T1lt Allen Sllow (C) (90) Ten· tatlvely scheduled 1uests Include Jostph C1mpanell1, Peu:y Cass, Deacon Jones. Carlos Montoya;-vie Perry and announcer Selma Dia· mond. 0 Six O'Cled Mowit: (C) ''Tiie Miwlt MMtr" (dram1) '67-Aocl Stel1er, Robert Culp, James Dun11. Sally Kellerman, Anna Lee, Edward Binns. Norman Fell. A powerful Hol· lywood movie tycoon filhts to kHP his crumblinf empire from bein1 destroyed es his board of dl~ors puts a YoUn1er man in charre. I Cit Smart (C) (30) It Tues 1 Tlllef (C) (60) Cf) Star T rtll (C) (60) lfid1epod1e Ledee (C) rns." I Cf) CIS News (C) (30) ns.tr f111itJ (30) Notidefo lot (C) (60) W•clet1111t (C) (30) la Hofa f1•ililr CH htrida ( O) The Housewife's proar1m. $ News In tlM Reund (C) (30~ Mike Rollens. Gloria Greer, P1tt1 Beebe. 6:30 B Candid C.111tr1 (30) m Tiit flyln1 Nun (C) (30) "The Boyfriend." An old boyfriend fHls Sister Bertrille bec1me a nun be· cause he Jilted her. I Ci) NIC News (C) (30) filirin1 tlN C uitar ( 30) (j) MJ favorite M1rtiln (30) Social SecuritJ (C) T1lt Destrt Report (C) (30) CUSTOM FIREPLACE ..... 11 . SCREENS ( 7 DAY DELIVERY> Inside • Outside or Corner Mounts in Beautiful Decorative Colors in Many Finis~es. Wide Selection of GAS LOGS FREE f511MA1ES GIVEN SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING 2202 S. MAIN -545-0491 SANTA ANA THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 14. 1970 1970 I I Fu&ttivos del Amor (30) ABC Eveninf News (C) (30) 6:45 Musiclle 1:00 C8S Evening News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. U EI:) NBC Nifhtly News (C) (30) What's My_Line? (C) (30) I love Lucy (30) "Lucy and the Loving Cup." Ricky's disapproval of Lucy's new hat leads to her trying on a loving cup for size. m But the Clock (C) (30) Cab Calloway is celebrity guest. I ~ I love Lucy (C) (30) 6 Br11nded (C) (30) omewoocl (C) (60) "Glory Bound Train." Los Angeles gospel singers perform before an audience of 1800 at the Embassy Auditorium. South African singer, Letta Mbulu, performs in the concluding half of the program. I Cf) Truth or Consequences (C) Christ the Llvini Word (C) ( 30) Rosario (30) Simplemente Maria (55) That Girl (C) (30) 7:30 ®) Ci) Storefront lawyers ( ) (30) A disturbed teenager, jailed for an assault on an attorney, be· comes the client of the storefront lawyers. who attempt to determine the cause of his erratic behavior. Kurt Russell guests as Jerry Pat· man: Patricia Smith as his mother. 0 Qj 00 EI:) The Men From Shiloh (C) (90) "Experimerit in New Life." Vera Miles. Sue Lyon and Ralph Meeker guest-star in drama about a communal settlement head· ed by an unsavory leader who wants to enforce communal marriage. The Virginian finds "lost" Shiloh cattle in the herd of a stranee and un· friendly commune, but before he ' can retrieve the stock a mother and daughter ask his help In escaping both from the settlement and a pro posed comple.11 marriage arrange men!. 0 BLACK MILITANTS * ON N.Y.P.D. TONITE! 0 NYPD (C) (30) "Deadly Circle of Violence." Detectives are as· signed to protect a southern "red· neck" from a group of militant black students out to revenge the bombing of a Negro church in the South. O cm CV CE Courtship of Ed· die's Flther (C) (30) "Who Wants to Sail Down the Amazon, Anyway?·' Eddie's grandfather pays a visit and offers Eddie a trip down the Arna· zon. Will Geer guest·slars as Harry. the grandfather. O Million $ Movie: (C) "The Proud Rebel" (drama) '58-0llvia de Ha villand, Alan Ladd, Dean Jagger After his wile's death, man comes North searching for a doctor who can help his mute son. No Creo en los Hombres (30) I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Daniel Boone (C) (60) Government Film (C) (30) 7:55 Cuestion de Segundos 8:00 0 DICK CLARK & KIM * DARBY IN SWIFT FUN WITH VIRGINIA! 0 Virginia Graham Show (C) (60) Virginia's guests are Dick Clark. Mark Lindsay, Kim Darby and Rich ard Dawson. (Continued) THE DAILY PI LOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 14 1970 OUR VANISHING WILDERNESS Shelly and Mery Louise Grossman and John N. Hamlet, crutors of NET's Our Vanishing Wilderness series. have given almost their entire lives to the study of nature's ways. Together they have co-authored three books. including the spectacularly illustrated voJume "Our Vanislting Wildarneu." on which the JV series is based. \ Naturalist-author Mary Louis11 Gross· Natur11 photo9raph11r Sh11/y Grossman man The eight·week series is being seen currently on KCET (Channel 28) Sundays at 8:30 PM with repeats the following Saturday at 5 PM . Grossman, who is producer. director. and editor of the films, has 1chieved a reputation IS one of the great nature photographers of 1od1y. For the past 15 years he has used his cameras to explore the wildlife of three continents, working closely with leading American naturalists. and his photos have appeared in many important publications. From 1962 lo 1964 Grossman was a staff photographer for the life Nature Library and made major contributions to eight vohl mes in the series. Afterwards he began concentrating on America's growing ecological problems in preparation for "Our Vanishing Wilderness " which was published in 1969. Now he has embarked on a cinematogr11phy career wiih his nature series for Nft. Mary Louise, whom Shelly married in 1953. is senior author of their three books and, along with Hamlet. was in charge of story supervision and research for the television series. She is former staff writer tor the life Nature l ibrary and her conservation 1rticles have also appeared 1n several mag1zines. including American Heritage and Sport s Illustrated. '1he Jfovie Jtaker 1'od Steiger 1'obert eulp -r Whether climbing mountains in the Northwest or wading through swamps in Florida. Mary Louise hu been at her husb1nd's side all through the Amerlnn wilderness. Her interes t in wildlife extends back to her childhood in North Dakota where her father, the late Arthur 0. Whedon. was chairman of the department ol loology al the St1te University in Fargo. Hamlet. who grew up on 1 South Dakota ranch. was a student of Or. Whedon while attending school in Fargo and thus became acquainted with Mary Louise. later Hamlet went to work as a trouble-shooter for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. a job he held for 14 years. Then he became director of the Primate Research Center of the Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and in that capacity traveled 10 the Philippines and to Borneo where he trapped some 5,000 Cynomolgus monkeys for use in experiments leading to development of the anti·polio vaccine. f3 ()"CL()CI\ M()Vll 'Wednesday in color 1CABe · nr Hamlet lett the foundation 1n 1954 and assembled 1n attraction near Ocala. Florida, called "Birds of Prey," which contained more than 100 species of wineed predators, the largest such collection ever put together. . After nine years at Ocala. Hamlet closed "Birds of Prey" and became director of the Animal Behavior laboratory at Weeki Wachee Springs, Florida. Then in I 968 he assumed his current position, chief naturalist and director of "nature's fishbowl" -Homosaau Springs in Northcentnl Florida, "Our Vanishing Wilderness" series will continue on Channel 28 through Nov. 29 /0ec. 5. < A bad1ar in s .. rch of • mHI 1inds llt1 job • lot tou1lttr in rtc1nt y1an because of th1 1yst1matic ltilling of prairl1 dogs on tlta GrHt Plain1. Page 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 WEDNESDAY (Continued) ' Ray Danton guest stars as nightclub 0 ff7l (}) Cf) Mah Room for star Jimmy Nuanu. a crusader for Grlnddaddy (C) (30) "A Hamburger! ecological sanity in Hawaii, who isl for a Frank.'' Frank Sinatra comes framed so it appears that he's the to dinner, and the Williams house· saboteur of an inadequate sewage hold is thrown Into a dither. I treatment plant. and McGarrett'sl m To T_..1 tfla Trutfl (C) (30) police unit must sur~h for the fil) The French Chtf (C) (30) Host-I con541irators. ess Julia Child prepares "Turkey 0 Q) (i) m Four-In.Ont: "San Breast." Frincisco liitemational Airport" (C) I I The Answer (C) (30) 1 (60) "Crisis.'' Jim Conrad (Lloyd Lucha Ubrt (C) (60) Bridges) must figure out an emer-1 1 1:05 lox l11tar111tion1I 1970 (55) gency landing under abnormal con· 1:30 fjj (I) The Governor and JJ. ditions for a 727 with bad nose THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19 For morning and afternoon 1 listings, please see DAY- Tl ME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES ( ) (30) JOan Bennett guests as al gear Guests include Dane Clark, shady lady who fieures in Gover· Charles Aidman, Russ Conway. 9:00 O (C) "Gnisf' Part I (dra ma) '63 nor Drinkwiter's investigation of al II WILL SUCCESS SPOIL I -Natalie Wood, Rosalind Russell, $100,000 check contributed to his * SANDERS & FISHMAN' Karl Malden campaifn by a donor no one knows.1 • 9:30 O ''I Wantid Winrs" (drama) '41 (Rescheduled). 0 111 5 N~ (C) (60) Kevin -William Holden, Ray Milland.1 0 @ Ci) Cf) Room 222 (C) (30) Sanders, Hal Fishman. I Veronica lake. "Half Way." Pete Dixon is puuled1 0 ~ .ffi Cf) Dan .Alla~ (C) 0 "China Girt" (romance) '43- to learn that his caucasian friends, (60) pitaph for a Swi_nger.. Dan Gene Tierney, George Montgomery. the Colbys, are transferring their August (Burt Reynolds) investigates m "Affair in Havana'' (drama) '57 daughter out of Walt Whitman High ~he ~urder of a playboy In a swln11-, -John Cassavetes. Sara Shane. until Liz Mcintyre voices her SUS· l~g . singles apartment complex. The 1:00 m "Storm Center'' (drama) '56- picions. Noam Pitlik, Bonnie Jones ~icllm was sho! moment~ after end·' Bette Davis Brian Keith Kim Hunt- and Patricia Mattick euest. mg an affair with a marned woman. er • • I David Frost Show (C) (90) Augu~t learns that the victim was• 2:00 0 ''Tiiey Died With Tlleir Boots Draanet (C) (30) also involved with • go-go dancer, On" (western) '42--0livia de Havil· Clvllisation (C) (60) "Grandeur was secretly engaged to !"arry an., land, Errol Flynn. r and Obedience." Baroque Rome isl oth~r woman and was being black· I 4:30 U (C) "Marti of the Hawk" (dra- the focal point as Sir Kenneth Clark mailed. Ju.lie Adams, Brooke B~ndy, ma) '48 -Sidney Poitier Eartha weighs a period of severity-the Gordon Pmsent and John Milford Kitt. • ·guest. Catholic Restor~tion. Prot~types ol I The Saint (C) (60) the a_ge ~re M1ch~l1~gelo s energy Georae Putnam News (C) (60) of ~pmt 1~ !~e ~uilding ~! St. P~· : Boboquivari (C) (30) "Juan Ser- ters. Bernm1 ~ vi~~rous Fountain rano.'' The noted flamenco guitarist of the Four Rivers , and the noble performs sensuality ol Rube~s and Titian I La Familia (30) EI!) Pattern for Liv1n1 (30) . , Tele-Cinema Espanol (2 hr) 9:00 U 9 Ci) ~edi<al Center (C) 10:30 Biii Johns News (C) (30) (6~) Barry Sullivan guests as an : I $PiCtA\ I Herbert Marcuse, EVENING 6:00 ~ Bia News (C) (60) KNBC NeWMNice (C) (60) 0 ORNEL WILDE & * HELEN O'CONNELL IN A FASCINATING SHOW WITH STEVE! g The Allen Show' (C) (90) Tenta- tively scheduled guests include Cor· nel Wiide. Helen O'Connell, Dr. Eugene Schoenfeld. and announcer Selma Diamond. O Six O'Clocll Movie: (C) "Tiie Brothers Kara111aZCM1" Part I (dra- ma) '58 -Yul Brynner, Maria Schell, Claire Bloom, Lee J. Cobb. Richard Basehart. In Czarist Russia, a father plots to have his son marry a wealthy woman. I Get Smart (C) (30) The Flintstones (C) ( 30) It Tallt.s a Thitf (C) (60) Cl) Star Trell (C) (60) Hod&epod&e Lod&e (C) (30) "Hamsters." (j) CBS News (C) (30) • fiifter family (30) • Noticlero 34 (C) (6~ • True Adventurt (C) (30) · • La Hora Familiar con Patricia News In the Round (C) (30) • 6:30 • Candid Camera (30) Tlte Flyinc Nun (C) (30) @ NBC NlafltlJ News (C) (30) : The Fret1'h Chef (C) (30) (R) (j) My Favorite Martian (30) • Social Security (C) • The DeMrt Report (C) (30) · • ABC Evenin& News (C) (30) 6:45 • Musicale 7:00 CBS Evenlne News (C) (30) m NBC Nlptly News (C) (30) • Whars My Une? (C) (30) @ Ci) I Love Lucy (30) Beat the Clock (C) (30) (6J Draantt (C) (30) : Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life (30) (R) "Recollection." I Cf) Trvth or Consequences (C) Christ the Li~in& Word (C) (30) Rosario (30) a~mg pr~fessor who .. un~ware. that Pflilosopher of the New left (C) ~1s beautiful young wile 1s seriously (30) An interview with the "guru -------------------------- 111, becomes Jealous. over her fre· of student rebels." at UC. Sao quent conferences wit~ Or Joe Gan-Diego. He discusses the 1968 pres· non, her former boyfriend. idential candidates, the attitudes of B KRAFT MUSIC HALL radical students, and the new * The Detectives, morality. . • starring Don Adams . ll:OO I ~ S~h;w'5de ;::,~o<l>"'" (C) 0 (23 @ m Kraft Music Hall . in 6 • News (C) (C) (60) "Th~ Detectives." Don g AMS/ E S GAME Adams 1s 541ec1al star-host for a HIGHLIGHTS' musical-comedy satlre on famous * · sleuths. O Rims Action (C) Highlights of 0 The Fuaitlve (C) (60) "Death Is the game played between the Rams a VerY Small Killer " Arthur Hill and the New York Jets on Sunday. guests as a doctor practicing in 8 Cf) News (C) Mexico. When Kimble arrives he 1s • Theatre 9: (C) "loolin& for compromised into assisting the loc.al L~ve" (musi~al) '64-Connie Fran· doctor In his search lor a cure for c1s, Susan Ohver. Jim Hutton. meningitis. David Janssen stars. m Movie: (C) "Deadly Com· 0 1 (V Cf) The Johnny Cash pinions" (western) '62-Maureen Show (C) (60) Lorne Greene is O'Hara. Brian Keith. special guest. Kris Krislolferson and Q) Movie: "Paris Express" (mys· Cass Elliot also guest. tery) '53-Claude Rains. Q) felony Squad (C) (30) "The (fl' (3) Perry Mason Death Bag." Dennis Cole stars Jim fil) Eastern Wisdom and Modern (Cole) takes the place of an injured Life: "Recollection." The Indian courier and. with the help of the idea that man has forgotten who courier's wife. traps the gamblers or what he is through identifying who blackmailed the man into car. himself with his individual person- rying their money into the city allty is considered. 130 Minutes (30) 11:301 D Ci) Merv Griffin (C) lntri&a (30) • (6J m Johnny Carson (C) Natacha (60 01111 Game (C) * BEST MEDIC DRAMA? &>Dick Cavett (C) Deborah • Kerr and Peter Viertel guest. DR. CASEY on 5 at 41 12:00 0 Movie: (C) "The Sinister Monk" 9:30 I News (C) Buter Ward. (mystery) '67-Harold Leipn1t:, Perry Mason (60) @ (3) Dick Cavett (C) : Tiit Nader Report (C) (30) 12:30 m All·Nieht Show: "lost in Alu· "The Chemical Feast.'' kl,'' (C) "Mother ts a fresh1111n" I MusiUle and "Hurt of the ~htter." Sonrisas (C) (30) 1:00 U Movie: "Ride the Tieer" (dra· 9:45 Pastor's Dtsll (C) ma) '46--George Montgomery. 10:00 ~ Hlw1ii Flve·O (C) (60) B O News (C) 'Jhe11rothers'1CaraJDazov .,ul 'Brynner JWarla Schell -rbunday-'Part 1 1i'rlday-'Part 2 1CABe·'TV in color THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 EE Simplemente Marl1 (55) 18:00 tJ Q!) (j) Jim N1bors (C) (60) motion. When on the verge of belngl Laid Plans. # l." Discussion of rn Th1t Girl (C) (30) Comedian Don Rickles. also known married. a startling disclosure whether man can design an en· 7:30 tJ ~ 00 Family Aff1ir (C) (30) as "The Merchant of Venom," pays! bJings about a complete change in vironment for himself. Jody, taunted by an aggressive a return visit to Nabors. along with his life. @!) LI F1mill1 (30) schoolmate, Tom Richards, agrees young singer, Karen Wyman. 0 @@ tl} B1refoot in the1 EE Horoscopo ton el Prof. Hor1n- -without Uncle Bill's knowledge-0 llkers 81slletball (C) (2'/z hr) P1rt (C) (30) "Corie's Rear Win· ael (30) to pit his uncle against the boy's Lakers \IS. Seattle Sonics at Seattle. dow." Corie believes she saw a 10:15 0 Lakers Wrap-Up~(C) father in a fist fight. I To Tell the Truth (C) (30) murder committed in an apartment 10•30 0 @@ m Flip Wilson Show : W1shlnaton in Review (C) (30) acros~ the alley~ Guests are Avery B l.A.'s FINEST NEWS ~ (60) Arte Johnson, Moms Mab-• Crtation Rese1rch (C) (30) Schreiber and Richard X. Slattery. * WITH KEVIN & HALJ ley, Cajun singer Doug Kershaw 8:05 · Va1abundo (C) (60) I Cl'lallenge (C) (30) . • and famous pantomimist Marcel 8:30 , @ @ m Ironside (C) (60) lntriga (30) 0 Bi& 5 News (C) (60) Kevin Marceau will be guests. "The Man on the Inside." Iron· N1t1eh1 (60) Sanders, Hal Fishman, Tom Reddin. 0 GET THE INSIDE side is framed for being a tipoff 9:30 I Bill.Johns N!'fS (C) (30) * INFO FROM JERRY' man within the Police Department. 0 Nancy's new home comes · Revasta Musical (30) 0 Th. e Jerry West Sho?W (C) ers of planned investigations. Guest * complete with hot and 11:00 • @ m News (C) • reputedly informing narcotics push· , . · • 11 Tres P1tines (30) 0 @ 00 tl} Matt Lincoln (C) stars are Gerald S O'loughlin Si-cold bodyguards! · News (C) (60) "Angie." Matt teams with his mon Scott and Roger Perry ' 0 @@ m Nancy (C) (30) "Go-• . 11tre 9: ''Sherlock Holmes father, a retired me<llcal specialist. 0 @ (j) tl) Bewitched (Cl (30) ing, Going, Gone!" Nancy and Adam Faces Death" (mystery) '43-Basll to try to sav.e an unidentified dia· "Samantha's Pet Warlock..'' Saman· have secret representatives bidding Rathbone, Nlgel Bruce. belie exp~ctant mother. Dean Jag· Iha rejects!ifhe advances of a for-on the Swenson farm. m Movie: "Panic In -the str"ts" ger and Lmda Morand guest. mer warlock boyfriend who turns 0 @@ tl} The Odd Couple (C) (drama) '50-Richard Wldm1rk. 0 Million . $11 Movie: (C~ "Run .a himself into a dog. Edward An-(30) "The Big Brothers." Felix and OJ Movie: "Port of Hell" (mystery) Croolled Mile (drama) 69-Lou1s drews and Noam Pitlik guest. Oscar take care of a small boy in '54-0ane Clark, Carole Mathews. teacher is plunged into a whirlpool . H d d J · C I' t r::' Adv t (C) (R) Jourdan, Mary Tyler Moore. School· m TIM CONWAY the Big Brothers program. Clint Im Perry M•son Of ·1ntr1·gue and murder when he * MEETS FROST owar an. anice arro · gues · 1 : 9,,. i_Eoca 81 learns of a plot to manipulate the m David Frost Show (C) (90) Ten-Muslc1le I • m Johnny Carton (C) I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. ,11:30 News (C) International gold standard, tatively scheduled guests include Naches T1pati11 (30) I Program originates from Burbank. I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Tim Conway, Lome Green, Godfrey 9:45 Pastor's Desl (C) O Can You Top This? (C) Daniel Boone (C) (60) Cambridge, Bill Medley and Buck 10:00 ~ (6) m D11n Martin (C)' 0 tl} Dick Cavett (C) Florence Theatre Beat (C) (30) "Mother Owens. 1 (60) Guests are Vikki Carr, Charles Henderson guest. Courage," by Bertolt Brecht. OJ Olympic Boxin& (C) (2 hr) Nelson Reilly and the Temptations.,12:00 tJ eij (j) Mlt'V Griffin (C) €0 Government Film (C) (30) ED NET Pl1yhouse (C) (90) "New The Golddiggers are featured. U Movie: ''Countdown to Dooma· @D No Creo en los Hombres (30) York Television Theater: 'The Sand 0 (ft') (I) tl} The lmmort1I (C)i day" (comedy) '67--{;eorge Ardis-* SEE VINCE EDWARDS 1 Castle' and 'The Tape Recorder.'" (60) "By Gift of Chance." Ben' son, Horst Frank. M F ON Ch 5 t 41 ' €0 Pattern for Living (30) Richards is forced to work on a lo·I (i7)@ Dick Cavett (C) . a . , 9:00 tJ ~ Ci) CBS Thursday Movie: mato ranch with braceros. Jacque-12:30 m All·Ni&llt Show: "Higflly Din· 7 0:55 LAKERS vs. SEATTLE "A Place in the Sun" (drama) '51 line Scott. Don Knight and Michaeli 1erou1," ''South of St. Louis," and -Elizabeth Taylor, Shelley Winters. Conrad guest. "Con~red City." * IN LIVE COLOR! Montgomery Clift Story of a poor I I The Sllnt (C) (60) 1:00 O U News (C) O Lakers W1rm-Up (C) but ambitious young man whose George Putnam News (C) (60) 1:30 tJ Movie: "D1mli Citizen" (drama) EE Cuestion de Segundos (55) social status is elevated by a pro· : Specul1tion (C) (60) "The Best 1 '58-Keith Andes. Gene Evans. Lawrence Welle sat in his dressing room adjacent to Studio E at ABC Television Center in Hollywood watching the rehearsal of his show for Saturday, Nov. 21 (8 PM) on bis color monitor. This was a special show to him which he had been thinking about for the past two years. It was a salute to America called "Thank You, America." "I wanted to do this show because I think it is needed. We have so much to be thankful for in America today. Sure, it's not perfect. We all know that. But it is time that we said something positive about our country. Today, too many are condemning," he said. As he spoke, the German accent from his North Dakota youth was still noticeable. "I want people to know that there are many good things in our country we mustn't forget," he said. "My parents came here when they were persecuted because of their religion. Even here, when I was younger, I was discriminated against because I was German and the war was going on. But J was t~~ght that if I worked harder, 1 would be accepted. And I was. Work was an important part of Welk's life. and as a young man the first thing he recalled was watching seven bands competing against each other. "At the end of the evening, the orchestra with the best music would have the biggest crowd. I decided that l wanted to work to be the best. That's the free enterprise system." he said. Welk 's major concern is for the you<.g people of America. "We haven 'L always been fair with our youth. We haven't taught them that the good things we want must be earned. "This is the best country there is, and we must continue to try and build it. It is time that we restore fai th to our people. That's what I'm tryi ng to say in the music. W~ should encourage one another and not despair." At showtime Welk was dressed in a white suit with a red shirt and a red, white and blue striped four-in-hand tie. Despite his 67 years, when the music started the ex.dtement he generated was that of a young man. Then he moved out before the camera. The show moved from pa triotic songs to ones of inspiration. He had worked closely with George Cates, his musical supervisor, to get the right feeling to the s how. He wanted everyone to know exactly how he felt from his music. When the show was taped, Welk talked about the poor of our country. "We must work with the poor of America and not for them. They must feel that they have a share in our country. There are other. busi.ncssmen who feel as grateful as I do and who want to help. That"s the way to build America-together. That's why I want to thank America." I FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:00 D (C) "SJPIY" Conclusion (drama) •M -Rosalind Russell, Natalie Wood, Kari Malden. 9:30 D "11't Cr'ltt S." (drama) '53- Jadl Hawkins. Donald Sinden. D "Mr. Malh" (drama} '63-0rion Welles, Michael Redime. m (C) "Optfltlon Atltntll" (dra· ma) '65-John Ericson, Marla Gra- nadl. 1:00 m "Olla Upe11 a TI•" (fantasy) '"~ry Grant, Janet Blair. t.111 D (C) ..,...., Too l.ata" (comedy) ·~aureen O'Sullivan. Paul Ford, Connie Stevens. 4:00 II "IHdl • Any Door" (drama) '49-Humph~ Bo11rt, John Derek, Georse Macreedy. f v f •, ' 0 < I• I 6:00 I IC News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. UllC NIWMl'Vice (C) (60) Tom S_l!Yder. 1J Tiit Allttt si..w (C) (90) Tent•· ~ tively scheduled 1uests include Chad Everett, Rose Marie, Monique l @(l)I LM Lucy (30) leetlit Cled (C) (30) Ci) CiM .. Sllncall: (C) "lid· en if Vtnpaaa" (westem) '53- Rlchard Conte. Vlveu Lindfors. fE) .... lut (C) (30) Host Rob· ert 'Cromie discusses Ronald F. Fair's book. "World of Nothlni." a ramblinr. first-person narrative about life in the Chlcaso &Mtto. I (i) Trdl or CellNflllHCtl (C) Cimt ~ livlftl Word (C) (30) .... (30) Si.,.. ..... Maria (55) Tllat &lrt (C) (30) 7:30 9 Ci) Tiit lld1rn (C) (60) After an 1r1ument with Or. Gold· stone (Broderick Crawford) over a dylnr child, Dr. Grer Pettit (Ste· phen Brooks) has an auto smashup that leaves him stranded in rou&f\ country with two critically Injured youna people. Char1es Aidman, Jane Elliott, Lane Bradbury, Rorer Garrett, James G1vin and Dick But· fer auest. D m Hip CUparrat (C) (60) "Fiesta." Buck Cannon (Cameron Mitchell) encounters Homero Jose (Nehemiah Peraoff). an itinerant promoter whose source of income is the fi&trts he staaes between friendless Mexican youths for any· one willina to w11er on the out- come. IJ NYPD (C) (30) "Rnaer Man." Robert . Hooks. Jack Warden and Frank Conve111 star. 0 (jjJ (})Qt Tiit Indy IMMll (lj (30) "The NOt·So·U&IY Duck· lina." Jan is up•t when the boy she has a crush on likes htr sister Marcia better. Marti Gruner ls fH· lured. Van Vooren, John Barbour, and an· -------------1 nouncer Selma Diamond. D Sil O'Ood · Movie: (C) '1lt lrodltrs Karau.m" Conclusion (drama) '58-lee J. Cobb, Yul Brynner, Marla Schell, Cltlrt Bloom, Richard Basehart, Albert Salmi, William Shatner. In Czarist Russia, a father plots to have his ton marry 1 wealthy woman in or· der to save his reputation and the family fortune. Tiit RiftbtotlQ (C) (30) I &et s .. rt (C) (30) It Tlktt 1 Tllltf (C) (60) (1) Siar Trell (C) (60) llid1tpodp I.edit (C) (30) "Moles and Shrews." I (i) CIS Ntn (C) (30) rrih« fa•llJ (30) Neticiero 34 (C) (60) Tiit .~erican West (C) (30) u Hora fa111itiar con Pltrid• ( ) a» News In Ult lto1111d (C) (30) •:JO I CalldW ea..,. (30) Tiit Arni N1t11 (C) (30) Ci) NIC NllllUJ Newa (C) (30) : Kiew Yow Anti4MS (C) (30) Ralph and Terry discuss Victorian picture framH and Ralph explains how to "soak" a picture fr1me. Secia1 StaritJ (C) I Ci) MJ f.weritt Martil11 (30) Tiit Dalt1 Report (C) (30) f'qttMs .. ...., (30) Alt E..-., Newt (C) (30) 6:45GlMnlale 7:00 R CIS En.i.1 News (C) (30) fitter Cronlitt. • ·-.. .., ...., (C) (30) Oivld 8r111~tJ. frank McGee. John Chtnceflor. D ..... .., U.? (C) (30) ,. .. 22 TONIGHT /7:'JO , MILLION $ MOVIE HHJ·TV ••FIWIBIA .......... ,, COUN'WAY'' • • • • • • • • • • • • • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14, 1970 O MllllM $ Mewil: (C) "I• Eat., tie's makes • play for her father, Ciuby" (drama) '68 -Anthony Lew Marie. Franciosa. Arlianette Comer, Guy U) felony Sqllld (C) (30) Stockwell. Paul Hubschmkf. Michael fil) Dlvld S.atllMI (C) (2 hr) Constantine, Tom Bell. A F,.nch "Women's Lib-Men Who L~ It, lntelli11nce colonel is en Who Hate It." David's charae of an Allied operation at· 1uests include Jeannie Sakol and temptln1 to pt a look at a new Luci-Anne Goldbera. co-founders of type of Gervian torpedo that has the Pussycat Leeaue, a counter been ruponsible for heavy loss of oraanization to Women's Ubere· strips. tion. and Timothy Cooney, hus· m Trvtla or CoftNfl ... CH (C) (30) band of Swme Street's execu· m Duitl ..... (C) (60) "The tive producer. Joan Cooney, and Wllllamsburt Cannon." Fess Parker a non-salaried civil ri&flts uecu· stars. tive. I 11111 W1tk (C) (90) 130 Mlnllte1 (C) (30) ,.,., ..... at Fil• (C) (30) llbip (30) fie Cne ttt ... ""*8 (30) Nltldta (60) 7:55 EI,;) C..atioft cit Stpncln 9:30 fJ (j1) 00 m love, Amtrfun 1:00 D Vkltnil &ralll• Sltft (C) (60) SIJlt (C) (JO) "Love and the Aorence Henderson, Gower Cham· Young Executive." John Davidton pion and Allin Sherman auest with makes his television comedy act· Miss Graham. Ina debut as an ambitious mail fJ cm (j) m ..... , ' tH ,.,. boy who wants to bt an execu· faaer (C) (30) "The India Queen." tive. Hal and Butch construct a mon· I """ (C) (30) Baxter Ward. strous raft after the professor sUf· Pt~ M.t•n (60) ~ests they avoid boredom by hep· • ,_11~ (30) ma busy. _, .. I Tt Ttll Ult Trutll (C) (30) 9:45 • Puttr's .,... (C) Ufe for Today (C) (30) 10:00 D (U @ m Bl'ldltt1'1 Wtr1d (C) El M•ndo Jonn Jovt11 de Jolt (60) "Infinity." Dianne Warin1 (Lar· JoM (C) (30~ aine Stephens) falls in love with 1:05 a;) LIPI libft (55) Bracken's (Leslie Nielsen) famous 1:3011 fa (j) tt.d_., (C) (30) A ~meraman (guest Darre~ Mc:G~· new math teacher named Hiller is in), unaware that he 1s ao1n11 such a strict disciplinarian that he blind. is dubbed "Mr. Hitler'' by his stu· IJ !!I 5 News (C) (60) dents. Jeff Corey auests. fJ (!l) 00 m TM Jtnts (C) (60) D ~ @ m ..,_ tC t1M ;a• Joey Heatherton. Jack Jones. Jerry (lj (90) "I Love You. Billy Baker." Reed and lhe k.e Trucklna Com· Part I of two parts. Sammy Davis pany guest: Jr. guests as a superstar soul sing· I Tiie Sa111t (C) (60) er with a super need to be loved. &•11 Put111111 Ntw1 (C) (60) Jeff Dillon (Tofl1 FrancioSI) IOU u fa111ilia (30) to Las Veaas to write an article • • Ttle-Cintnta 40 (2 hr) j,bout Billy Biker (Davis) but finds 10:30 G) l;tl Jolltls News (C) (30) 1t difficult to pinpoint exactly what ti) TY Maietl Cbsaft (C) (30) the real Baker is like. Janet M~c· 11:001~ (j) Ntwa (C) L1chlan guHts as Baker's wife, , QI @ m News (C) Roma, who has been with him since C.. Yeu Top Tllis? (C) his 'meteoric rise from busboy to m...., (C) superstar; Bernie Hamilton au~ts • fiiatre 9: "Nowllera T• &o" as Jason Wald, Baker's protect111e (drama) '59-Georae Nader, M11· manaaer; and there are cameo •P· aie Smith pearances in Las Ve11~ by JoeJ B!· m Mevit; ''The ;11nfipt." (west· shop, Ray Charles. Xavier Cu11t, Di· ern) ·so -Gregory Peck Helen onne Warwick, Tony Martin, Jack Wescott. ' Carter and Norm Crosby. QJ Movie: "least of Holltw D @ (})a» T111 hrtridet Fa11ily Mo•tain" (sci·li) '56-{;uy Mad· (l) (30) "Did You Hear the One ison, Patricia Medina . About Danny Partrid1er• Danny (iJ) CV PtflJ Mason Partridae decides to become a pro-m T1tt Toy T"8t lmr Up: ''TIM fessional comedian, but the family Social Secretary," made in 1917 doHn'I know how to tell him his wilh Norma Talmadge i nd Erich jokes 1ren't funny. Guests ue Mor· von Stroheim . ~Amsterdam and Jackie Coo11n. ti) Esta Nodlt a las Once w David Frett (C) (90) Tentative· 11:30 I a (j).Mm ;riffill (C) ly scheduled 1uests include Pat • @ @ m Johnny Canon (C) Boone, Steve Allen and Willie Shoe· MevM '••• (C) maker. a» Didi Cavett (C) Lou Rawls. I Drapet (C) (30) atty Jake Erlich Pattern tor livi111 (30) II) 0Notidero 34 (C) Los ltvtrtJ cit PeraMI~ (JO) 12:00 D Movie: "Paleface" (comedy) '48 9:00 II ta (j) CIS frldlJ Mow11: (C) -Bob Hope Jane Russell "llipt Qase" (drama) '70-navid (j1) (})Diel' Cmtt (C) · Janssen. Yaphet .Kott~. Vlcto!1o Vet· 12:30 m All·NiPt SJtow: "RoblnlOn Cru· rl, Jot De Sant1S, Elisha Cook Jr.. sot °" MrattfJ Island " (C) "Tiit Mel Berpr, Richard Romanos, Karen l.nt WtrW tf SiltfMld" ' d ·(t) "T1" Car1son. Adrian Vico (Janssen), a ,. •n wealthy Eastern businessman is at· &lf1 Molt "!'efJ· . temptlna to flee to Mexico when the 1:00 II~: 'Captain £.ddlt" (com· wuther &rounds his plane in LA edy) 45-Fred M1cMurr1y, Lynn D Tiie f•Jjthlt (C) (60) Bari, Ch1r1es Bickford . o crn oo m T1llt '"' <C> t3o> o u ..... <c> 1'ilat Girl's Daddy." An actinr 2:00 II C.•11unlty lullttln leard (C) school acqualntlnc:e of Ann Ma· 2.:301J Nns/&IM Ut TllJs 0., (C) l l 970 ther. hr) ' It, ti d's ind s of 1nter ier1· hus· ICU· Ind ICU· ica11 the Ison let· mill !CU· rd. (C) Lar· lfrith IOUS alV· >ing 60) eny om· 0) io" II· !sf· Jen .. Id· '111 117 ich '.C) rls. -48 rll· 11• "' 11· nn C) SUftDAY, NOYDIHlt 15 6:30 11 "The Heunted Stra~' (horror) '58-Boris Karloff, Anthony Dew. son, Elizebeth Allen. 7:30 1:00 t:oo 11:30 7:30 10:15 JllOO 6.-00 7:00 7:30 1:30 11:00 6:00 7:30 11:00 6:00 7:30 t :OO 11:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 t:OO 11100 7:30 1:00 t:OO 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 5 "•Is •..-dcast of 1931" (muslc•l·comedy) '38-W. C. fields. Bob Hope, ~"*rtha Raye. t (C) "AU Hands on Deck" (com41dy) '6l~at Boone, Buddy Hackett, Barbera Eden. t 11 "Honky Toni!" (drama) '41-Clark Gable, Lana Turner, Claire Trevor. 7 (C) "The lmherflood'' (drama) '68-Alex Cord, Irene Papas. 17 3 .._.Y bpnsa" (wHtem) '53--Char1ton Heston, Cameron Mitchell. 2 (C) "Quanta" (adventure) '57-fred MacMurray, Dorothy Milone, John Oevin. 7 "The St.ty on ..... One'' (su1~se) ·~Rita Hayworth, Anthony f renciou, Gia Youns. 13 "Saint Joan" (clasalc) '57--Jean Sebera. Richard Widmark. Richard Todd, Anton Walbrootc. MONDAY, NOYEM•Ut 16 t "9us Stop" (comedy) '56--Marilyn Monroe, Arthur O'Connell, Hope Lanae. 7 "Sink the Blsmerck" Part I (adventure) ·~Kenneth More, Dana Wynter, Carl Mohner. t "Morpn" (comedy) '66--Vanessa R41darave, David Warner, 11 "Cfy, the .. loved Country" (drama) '52-Canada Lee, Sidney Polfler, Char1es Carson. 13 ''The •Is Tip-Off" (mystery) '55-Rlchard Conte, Con1tance Smith. TUESDAY, NOYEM•ER 17 7 (C) -.\e Ride to Henpnen'• T~" (adventure) '67-Jack Lord, JamH farentino, Don Galloway. 23 6 (C) "TN Perils of l"eullne" (comedy) ·~at Boone, Pamela Austin. t (C) "The Lest Hunt" (adventure) '56 -Robert Taylor, Stewart Granaer. 7 17 3 (C) "Th• Over·tM-Hlll Gans Rides Apln" (comedy) '70--Wal· ter Brennan, fr41d Astaire, Ed1ar Buch11n11n, Andy Devine, Chill Wills. Lana Wood. - t ''West 11" (drama) '63-Dlana Dors, Alfred Lynch, Kathleen Bree!\. 11 "The Enforcer" (mystery) '50--Humphrey Bo1art, Zero Mostel, Everett Sloane. 13 "Iron Sheriff" (western) '57 -Sterlin& Hayden, Constance ford, John Dehner. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMHR 11 7 (C) "The Movie Malle'r'' (dr1ma) '67-Rod Stei1er, Robert Culp, James Dunn. t (C) "The Proud ReMI" (dram•) '58-0lh1i1 de Hav1lland, Alan Ladd, Dean Jaaer. t (C) "Lootlina ror L.cwe" (musical) '64-Connie Francis. Sunn Oli· ver. Jim Hutton. 11 (C) "l>Ndty Compenlons" (wutern) '62-Miureen O'Hara, Brian Keith. l3 "l"arta Expresa" (mystery) '53-Cleude Rains, Marta Toren. THUltSDAY, NOYEM•ER lt · 7 (C) "The Brothers "-r11mazov" Part I (drema) '58-Yul Brynner, Marie Schell, Claire Bloom, Lee J. Cobb, Richard Basehart. t (C) "Run a Croolled Mlle" (dram1) '69-Louis Jourdan, Mary l)ller Moore. 2 29 I "A Piece In the Sun" (drama) '51-Montaomery Clll't, Ell.rebeth Taylor, Shelley Winters. t "Sheriock Holmes races Death" (mystery) '43-Basil Rathbone, NI· •el Bruce. 11 11hnlc In the S~1" (drama) '50--Richard Widmark, Barbara Bell Geddes, Paul Dou1ras. 13 ''Port of Hell" (mystery) '54-Dane Clari!, Carole Mathews. F'R1DAY, NOYEM•ER 20 7 (C) ''The Brothen Karamnov" Conclusion (dr1ma) '58--Yul Bryn· ner, Maria Schell, Claire Bloom, lee J. Cobb. 23 6 (C) "Riders of Yen1Hnce" (wHtern) '53-Richard Conte, Viveca Lindfors. t (C) "In Enemy Country" (dr11ma) '68--Tony Franciosa, Anjanette Comer, Guy Stockwell. 2 29 I (C) "Nlstit ChH•" (suspense) '70--David Janssen, Yephet Kotto. t "N-hera To Go" (drama) ·s~eorce Nader, Mau le Smith. 11 ''The Gunflstit•r" (western) '50-Greaorr, Peck. Helen WeKott. 13 "Beest of Holl-Mountain" (sci·fi) 56-Guy Madison, Patricia M41dina. SATURDAY, NOVEM•ER 21 t (C) ''Wiid lft the Country" (drama) '61-Elvis Presley, Hope Lanae. Tuesday Weld, Millie Perkins. Gary Lockwood. 11 "TIMrty Seconds Over TOllyo" (drama) '44-Spencer Tracy, Ven Johnson, Robert Mitchum. Phyllis Thuter. 4 23 6 (C) "Return of the Seven" (western) '66--Yul Brynner, War-ren Oates. Robert Fuller, Claude Akins. 7 (C) ''Good Helpbof S.m" (comedy) '64--Jack Lemmon, Romy Schnelder, Dorothy ProvlneJ. Michael Connors. Edward G. Aooln.on. 17 3 "Hlah Hoon'" (western) '5<i-Gary Coop•'· 17 3 "Th• Brotherhood" (drama) '68--Alu Cord, Irene Papas. t "Dasora, the Space Monster" and "lnvaaton." 23 5 (C) ''The ••nta" (suspense) '63-Rod Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette, Jenice Tandy. 2t I ''The Proud Ones" (western) '56-=Robert Ryen, Viralnle Mar.o· 2 (C) "Thet Touch fl/# Mink" (comedy) '62-Cary Gtant. Dor• Dey. Gia Youns. Audrey Meadows. 5 '"The Lost Weetland" (drama) '45-Riy Miiiand, Jene Wyman, Pllll Terry. -7 "The Tunnef of L..ve" (comedy) '58-Doris Day, Richard Widmar!\, GI• Scala, Gia Youns. 13 ''CausM'' (drama) '49--James Mason, Robert Ryan. Barbara a .. Geddes. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 14. 1970 WORLD PREMIERE: 'NIGHT CHASE' "Night Chase," a Cinema Center 100 motion picture produced expressly for television, starring David Janssen and Yaphet Kotto in the dramatic and suspenseful story of a man's exciting ftigbt from the scene of a shooting, airs as a world premiere on The CBS Fri"'Ctay Nig~t Movie at 9 PM. Th.is is the season's second Cinema POOL PLAYING RUSE-David Ja flS}en (left) as a wealthy businessman fleeing to Mexico stops at a road.ride caje with his cabbie, Yaphet Kotto (right), and discovers that the owner's daughter, Victoria Vetri, is somewhat of a pool shark, in "Night Chase." Center I 00 presentation. Jn September, the stirring story of "The Brotherhood of the Bell" was shown on the Network. In the story, Adrian Vico (Janssen), a wealthy Eastern busin~ man is attempting to flee to Mexico when weather grounds his plane in Los Angeles. He engages a hardened cab-driver, Ernie Green (Kotto), to drive him to the border. During a terrifying night-long trip, the driver learns his passenger is armed and fleeing from the police. In addition to his numerous motion picture credits Janssen is well known to te1evision viewers as the star of the loog-ruoning series, The Fugitive. Kotto, who has aJso appeared in films as well as in guest roles on television, received critical praise when he succeeded James Earl Jones io the leading role of "The Great White Hope" on Broadway last season. • • • Elaine J°"ce, alrlfriend on NBC's The Don Knous Show. reve.al1 her secret for a trim figure-36-21-36-saylng, "I eat anything I want ... I just don't swallow!" • • • How to get on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In? Being a journalism major in college doesn't bun. In addJtlon to Arte Johnson (University .of Illinois), there's Dennis Allen, one of the new kids on the NBC yok-a-tbon. Dennis edJted ibe scbool paper at the Ualnnlty of Kansas. • • Rose Mane, appearing on N BC's The Hollywood Squares. was asked, "Who makes the better lover-the nice guy or the cad7" She answered, "a nice guy with a Cad." • • • Thrn pl1y1 now runnint in Lo• An81111 dttlttrl Wtft wrltt11t by ZMN Kint. who c•1t1r1 in Tht Young L..ytra, on ABC. All .-are Mitten 1Mder pen n1m11. however. "Typ1c11tiAt ia still th• 111m1 of the game," 11y1 Z1lm1n. "If you want to wort 11 an actw, it's b11t not to upett the tidy little minds of c11tin1 directors by attrac:tint 1tt1nti0ft In lllGthtr field." • Comedian Dom Deluise keeps up a running rapport with Ute audlell<'e when be tapes for NBC's. The._Dtan Martin Show. WhH be had to use several boxes of cookies In a segment he promptly passed them ouc to fhe audience, then he said "that'll be ftve cents each ... Pap 23 WORLD OF THE BIG-TOP . The circus is coming to town! Tigers, the aerial act, The .Flying Gaonas, The magic world of the big-top will be and veteran clown Otto Griebling. seen in all its 4 or and excitement when All clowns are known backstage as Joeys "The Klowns, a Ringling Bros., Barnum & after the first great modem clown, Joseph Bailey Presentation," starring Sammy Davis Grimaldi. They are divided into three groups: Jr., airs on ABC, Sunday, Nov. 15 at 8 PM. The Auguste is the garden variety. Next Sammy Davis as host, joined by guest are the Grotesques, who wearApadded cos- stars Jerry Lewis and Juliet Prowse, intro-tu{11es and ridiculous hats. The elite group duces the Klowns, a sextet of multi-talented is the Characters, to which Griebling and young people, to the unique backstage the famed Emmet Kelly belong. They are world of the circus. the sad, Chaplinesque hoboes, constantly The Klowns, a~ new group created by frustrated in their efforts to impress the Ringling Bros., comprised of two girls and audience. four youths, who learn fhe ageless art of Baumann, billed as "the man that fear clownery, are Vicki Belmonte, Robin Field, forgot," puts his tigers through their paces, Allan Hunt, Carolyn Mignini, John Perry and appears with Sammy in a spoof of his and Peter Lee. own death:defying act. · Although he has appeared in every other The Flying Gaonas, known as "the first form of entertainment, this is Sammy Davis' family of ftyers," do their act, with Tito first time in a sawdus1 ring. He' and his co-giving viewers an added breath-taking thrill. stars perform on 7500 pounds of sawdust by performing the world's only triple somcr- which were first dyed pink and orange for sault. '\ color then flame~proofed for safety. Portions of the program were taped on Sammy sets the mood of the show with location at Ringling Bros., lJarnum & Bailey "If You Can't Be a Clown," then segues Circus in San Diego. into "May I Present the Klowns'' as he Also on the variety hour is a cameo ap- introduces the newcomers. pearance by the Smothers Brothers as gym- The usually volatile, voluble Jerry Lewis nasts and a comedy spot featuring Charlie does an about-face as he moves in and out Callas. of the action as an old-time sad-visaged The Klowns (We are Klowns with a 'K') clown who never utters a line as he performs were selected by Gary Smith and Dwight in pantomime. Hcmion, executive producers, from-300 ap- Dancer-singer Juliet Prowse docs a rous-plicants. ing version of "Be a Clown" in which she As the concept of the program took is backed by the Klowns. Then, dressed as shape, Smith and Hemion, together with boboes, complete with patches and tatters, director-producer Tim Kiley, gave each one Sammy and Juliet blend their talents with a name and a unique personality and char- "If My Friends Could See Me Now!" acteristics. Star attractions on the Nov. 15 bill from "Rosebud" is Vicki Belmonte from Long the Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey Circus Island, N.Y., who was a winner in Arthur are Charly Baumann and his Royal Bengal Godfrey's Talent Scouts at the ag~ of 9. THE KLOWNS ,... 24 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 14. 1970 JULIET PROWSE &. SAMMY DAVIS JR. JERRY LEWIS WITH OTTO GRIEBLING (A real clown) Robin Field, a native of Los Angeles, is "Wilbur." Robin earned his first money by playing piano in pizza parlors. Another native Angeleno is Allan H unt as ''Beau" who appeared on The Donna Reed Show and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea until the Army summoned him. A former Miss Teenage America winner is Carolyn Mignini from Baltimore who was dubbed ''Pug." John Perry, "T.J .. " comes from Williams- town, Mass. and was graduated from St. Lawrence Universi ty with a degree in psy- chology. "Dudley" is Peter Lee who was born in Jamaica on New York's Long Island. He attended Hofstra University where he and two fellow students had an act known as The Pickle Brothers. Once the six. Klowns were chosen, they were put in the hands of choreographer Peter Gennaro who worked with them indi- vidually as well a) a group. Distinctive makeup and costumes with a contemporary look were created for them. To close the hour, the Klowos join Sammy Davis and 16 bright-eyed youngster:s to si ng "Put a little Love in Your Heart" which winds up their backstage look at the exciting wonderful world of the circus. s y a f r s , j s ' r SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 • 10:00 AM tJ Inside Football (C) fl) @ Pro Football (C) Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers. 10:30 tJ 9 (j) NFL Today (C) 11:001J a (j) NFL Football (C) San Francisco 49ers vs. Houston Oilers at Houston. O Notre Dame Football (C) Highlights of yesterday's game with ~eorgia Tech at South Bend, Indiana. 1:00 O NFC/AFC Football (C) Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos. ~ @ Pro Football (C) New York Jets at Los Angeles Rams. 4:00 O John McKay Show. D UCLA Bruins Football (C) Tape of yesterday's game with file Washington Huskies at Seattle. 0 (ft) CI) College Footb•ll-1970 (C) NCAA highlights. @ @ Gii Bishop's locker Room (C) 10:00 0 Sports P1ge (C) 11:00 m Sports S~ial (C) "Trojan Highlights." Tom Kelly com· ments on highlights of the USC season prior to the UCLA game. @ (3) Notre Dame Foot ball (C) Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech highlights. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16 6:00 0 (i7.) CI) NFL Monday Night Football (C) St. Louis Cardinals at Dallas Cowboys. Two of the National Football League's leading ground-gainers, explosive McArthur Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals and powerful Calvin Hill of the Dallas Cow· boys, will be seen In game telecast live from the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Texas. 11:00 O Bruins in Action (C) Highlights of last weekend's game with the Washington Huskies. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 11:00 O Rams Action (C) Highlights of the game played between the Rams and the New York Jets last Sunday. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 8:00 D lakers Basketball (C) The Los Angeles Lakers vs. Seattle Supersonics at Seattle. Chick Hearn calls the play-by-play. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 lO:OOAM O @ NCAA Football (C) Michigan at Ohio State. 3:00 0 I sFlc1fl I Forum Rodeo (C) "The Match of Rodeo Cham· pions." Filmed during competition In Las Vegas last December, the program features the top five cowboys in each of six major rodeo events. The stars competing in their respective events are the fol- lowing world championships: Gary Tucker, bareback-bronc rid· 1ng; Bill Smith, saddle-bronc riding; -UOug Brown, bull riding; Roy Duvall, steer wrestling; and Jerold Camarillo, team roping. All·Around World Champion Cowboy Larry Mahan joins in the competition and assists former rodeo star Lex Connelly 1n describing the action. 3 :30 0 @ ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) 4:00 O This Week in Pro Football (C) 5:00 0 @ CV NCAA Football (C) UCLA vs. use. 0) World Cup Soccer (C) Italy vs. Israel. 5:30 O NFL Game of the Week (C) 8:00 D Saturday Night Fights (C) Joe Orb1llo vs. Chuck Haynes In IO-round heavyweight main event, live from the Valley Music Theatre. Tom Harmon and Mickey Davies call the blow-by-blow action. Orbillo boasts a record of 18 wins, 3 losses, and Haynes holds a 20·2 record. 10:30 m Football (C) Cal State Long Beach vs. San Diego State at Anaheim. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 14. 1970 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 ......... May be used on envelopes as return address labels. Also very handy as identific ation labels for marking personal items such as books, records. photos, etc. Labels stick on gloss and may be used for ma rking home canned food items. All labels are printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quali ty whi te gummed paper. Mn. 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