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SATOROAY,,J.(NUARY 9, ·:1 971
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Jews March
~ ~rLT'Pft.OT Sttff Pl'Nlt9
BY CANDLELIGHT;·.!E\'(5 ~R(HJN NEWPORT BEACH
A Protest Against Treatment ' of J1w1 in Sovlat Union
Jews Hold Newport March
-·~' ~ ~ ~~, i • .,., • • •L~ Protesiing Rt.l~s Acirons · c
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MDU Has
Birthday;
Takes Tour
President Nixon i~ 58 loclay.
The extra year didn 't seem to age him
a bit as he announced an optimistic out-
look on the economy and a pledge or
further troop v:ilhdrawals from South
Vietnarr. by mid-Apr!!.
Ton~ht Mr. Nixon plans to celebrate
his birthday at a quiet dinner with Mrs.
Nixon 24-yea r-old Tricia and family
fri end 'c. G. "Bebe" Reboio of Florida.
Friday, the president took tin1e to phone
former Los Angeles Ram Coach George
Allen and congra tulate him for his ap·
poinrment as new cvach of the Wa shing-
ton Redskins.
The assess1nenl of the 1971 economy
was a reaction to the announ cement thal
unemployment in December rose to six
percent. \\'hile "concerned'' about un·
employment. Nixon believes "the nation
ilii moving from an economy which was in·
flalionarv tn"•ard the goal of havini;t an
economy-with price stability."
'The President signed several bills Fri·
dav including the legislation providing s2:2· bUUon in pay boosts for four million
white cellar government worker1 and
men in military uniform.
He also Signed another bill that , wUI
raise pension., of former and future Prest.
• dents including himself from $25,DOO to By STEVE Ml'fCHEU. Je~s ml~ on city hilt Friday nlght to MO.GOO a year. He was expected to return ~ot""' 0•1tv .''1:9". '1 . pretent a ~ttUon ta Nfwport M~yor Ed to Washington next Thursday.
A·....,;-u· • L r 100~ ·lj,1' wlbr(' ba'ach \ 1firth ~Ill 'tn!iatment of Sovtet .Jtws "'rtday af'-moon he new bv helicopter '""" IMJCn 'D ' • ';'!f -r '".'1> 1,n Jtu:iali'.~, ' '• ' • '" ~
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!_ ~ I' ' ' 1 ref. b)' Rlbbt.BeWard King <it~ Har· ~ll~I:! ts~~t~he;:l~a~~~ :~ln~l~
• t tioi ~>r~mple, the proce11ion l:Q\lnd· chatting with squealin~ children and ad-Orailfe •\c;.•.lt ed: ,.Jlldo' from .St. James Epi.jC!>pal m~ln~ adults. He signed autographs.
1 • "'ChOfai',on the /"'AY to the steps of city p.11Mtd out Presidential pen.~ a'M'I invited
.. \ .-, "' ¥JL ' · · about 30 youngster1 to k>ok: lnslde his
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'!Phe jroup eartied ·candle!,. and pla· prival,e iet hellct'loter.
.' l~, ·aomt bearti'ig the names of Im-.-''Th8t's nealo," .,·aid one litUe &irl af-
',...pHiontd Soviet JfW!l 'aod tbe wonW '''-On· -r she tourned tJle hellcoriter.
".Trlil .. ~,each name:. ' "He sqre Uves in style.'' llld a letn-
. ";.:nie ·~~ionlw~ •f.t'· ..., liid'iA ... 1of.1:~-~ .,.., •. ~ Mavor Harvey H. Cowell. a Democrat, ~ .... J>Oaed ..... 11 SOliet Je,ws Ne# Y"eV•~N said 'the Praidtnt's vlait to the 22-mlJe
,'II:!' tlloir' 'b\>rilft 1tlempt :jO 'hijlck la lcm .. piclureiqut island In the Poclflc w11 , :@] ,{f!l!ll. Ku11fa last Junr. a bi1 aurprlae. ... ~ · '•rd·~t\1;·.mr1·,,~,~~f.:'···I">~• · , · · . .,,~""
dd Mayor Hirth at city hliJt, '8'1•
JnCthe ""'°' aild the Newport Coutlcil Fullerton Youth, 16 tot".accePt 'a~resolulion '1condemnfne \be
redfnt action by the Sovie\ Union ·in con·
ne.cUon. with.the Jewish defrJ')danta in the
Leninlrad trials. 11
"We rtspectfully urge the city council
· to..joln In O:'Jf-ipeUUoili:iliit· the rttolu~
ol'the CllWICIJ bt tr1nomllted to the So-
viet Ernbul)' in New York City in order
tJllt yet lnothel"VOl<e be helrd to optlk
for tho8e who cannot sPtall: for f.Jlem· _....,,, Pettel Rited. ~
The petiUGo oulllned Jtvero! requall
(S.. MAftCR. Pare 31
Killed iu Collision
A 1&-year~\d FullertOTl youth was kilJ..
td Ji'rtdly 1fternooo when. hia mok>rcyele ~·u struck by a.c.r making a left tum
on F.llc~d Stmt In l'ullerlon.
The Orqe Coul!IY COroner'I Olli«
.. Id Clotg B. Huiltpeth, WU hll .aboul
2:10 p.ni., frldl'Y~ by,.~<;_'\l'...~'l!I by
Clyde R. Tm~ •, _..., -• illdil'r
die untD 7:SO p.ni. In St. Jade Jl!oJll1al Trtal was not held by Fullerton 'Po11ct.
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Jews Sta.ge Mareh
I .a New.port Beaeh
•• 8ver Red Aet1ons
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Mystery Bandit 51h Hours
RohsCdMFamily Pulled Out
A mYstery bandit pulled a n:volver on
a Corona del Mar fan1ily early this morn-
ing and mede off with a reported $30.000
in jewels and cash.
Newport Bt':ach police, sending all avail-
N udie Da1icers
Hit Witli Order
To Cover Vp
Two Santa Ana bars chafing unde r
the restrlctions of a restraining order
barring nude efitertainmenl on the
premises got the W<lfd Friday that there
must be no nude entertainment -period.
Superior Court Judge Robert A.
Banyard signed a permanent injunction
barring what District Attorney Cecil
Hick! says is lewd and obscene
performances by naked ent.ertainer1 at
the S.ront Gala and Top1eu Plus bars.
Hieb successfully alleged tn hi! civil
action that .dancing at the two taverns
justified action taken under the pro-
visions oC lJ\e~. RecJ. Light ~"11atement
Act. l
. Superior Court records indicate that
judges have generally agretd with Hicks'
"get tough" policy against bar1 offering
controversial entertalnment. More than
20 restraining ordera and permanent ln-
junction9 have been granted in this field
in the put year and four bars named
in such actlom are no longer in opera-
tion.
The nude 4andnl world's most recent
~atty w• the Sugar Shack bar In
Loo A11mllol, c~ bf co-owners Ger1ld
and' Mu')' Jo Jenninp arter a spate
of cMJ Ind cr1mlnal Cl>Cltt ICllons agalnll
the ,.,.-ltlJI 1111 ownm.
Mrs. J"""'8i, lleneU 1 colorful ~~40; ,...,._ trade, ....
i*n -. ~1. 1 court"lln' • pa
tt wd ..,..Id dWJu and ~ ... u1ng
~·o.rt .action on f1lrther chariu
of pe'ljlry IQlf filsfflt•tloll.
Va ticap Stamps Set
VATICAN•:cit:Y !AP)--Tho V1Ucan
lflU issue I Hriel· 0( ttamp!I P'tb. 2 dedl·
caled lo Ille ficht 111Jt111 blptry 81 part
ol !lie "lnt.,..uanal Year ~.J:!• Afl1liit -1111 ~ • tlcio.'' Somo ttporll llY .• llllmp0 will
bear the Image of a black angel, but the
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able detectives to the scene, said th e
armed robber hit the ho:ne abo ut I :SO
a.m. Allegedly, only one man was seen,
police had a few early details to release.
The last name of the victims was Jaloff,
but neither police nor the Pacific Tele-
phone Company could provide: further
identlfiCation .
Police said no one was hurt during the
robbery. The bandit left by .an unkoowll!
mea ns.
Newport Polic(' could not say exactly
ho\V much in jewel, and how much in
jey.·el'> and how mu ch in cash was taken.
hut revealed both amounts were con.sid.
erable. Few other det.ails of the large
robbery were po.ssible before press time.
Man Sentenced
In Coed Slaying
Gets N~w Trial I
A man who drew a state priaon term
of ri ve yeara .to life when..,!l,~ pleaded
gullty to the slaying of a fqrmer ·Orange
Coast College coed is today free on
his own recognlz.ance and awatting a
new trial in Orange County Superior
Court. •
George Arnold Vic.. 39, appeared in
court Friday to be told by Judie Byron
K. McMIUan that he muat come back
Jan. 22 for what may be the 1etting
ol his new trial dat.e.
LOMITA, Calif .. {U~IJ -"Alycia,
Alycia, do you feel them now? They'll
have you out in no time. Just a little
bit more now. H's OK baby. Your daddy
is righ t here."
Jose llernandei told his :Z..year~ld
daughter Friday her five-and-one-half
hour ordeal in a 10-inch square hole at
the bottom of a 19-foot shaft at a storm
drain project was nearly over.
. "There !he goes. there she . goes,'• i.
fireman yelled. "We've .got her." ,. ·
A cheer went up from the crowd· ol
more than l ,£00 watching from the rur-
face as the dramatic rescue reached a
successful climax. Thousands more fol·
lowed the drama on television.
Her mother. comforted by a priest.
~·ept v.•hen Alycia was finall y carried
from the hole. Authorities said the child
was in good condition and apparently
only suffered shock, She 'il-'aa taken for
observation to Harbor Qty Hospital.
The ordeal besan at about 12:30 p.m.
wh.en workmen at the aite yellecf at a
group of children playln, jnside ttte ~
iect to 11tt out. AJ they ICTam~ to ~. Alycia slipped down a mound ot
IOft dirt and tumbled feet-first intO ~ shaft.
"lt was fortunate that she-was Sffft
fa1llnit inlo the ·hole, otherwise there i
no telling how much Ume sht ml~t have-\
soent before helo came.'' sakf B1ttal!On
Chief William Ware, who directed the
rescue operations.
The Hernandeze s and Alycl1'1 four
~andparent.s maintained a vl1U near
the hole ~while firemen and conttructJo.
workers, uaipg heavy maclrlfttrYt llak I
r shaft par !lei tq the one Alycia wu CnP:
pedin. T•
Vick wu freed two month.t •IO and other rescuers took turns cran"'._ ·u a11owed to return .to hb ~lrOle home _,. when the Fourth Diltrlct /Court o( .AP" air «impressor to keep Alycia~'
peils mined the .,.Ienco dilli>ooed wllh 'tlr. $he could be hem! whim .
Oct 1, 1118 by the tlien 8aoerler Court at, the bot!Gm of the dlik bole clti.·
Judge llobert Gardner md -a lq for lier P'"""-J new trial for Vick. '4. '1ltl1 • ~ IJn, °"'. !!"m•n1 1114. "'G~.'t\owJutlbG-11_,. •• °lt~ she-' allll .Uvt .. ·. ·'· l . ' ---' Oo(o illlt Wf Wll IUftt. two ,.._., lng orothat same appelJate court btnch. artfl l1t'O tonlttuctJM 1'Grkers beiU tbt
Vick lllCCtlllflllly"orped In bl1 appeal d<lkate job ol tunnelln( 1<1 feet·!toift tho
that he was unlawluUy 1denird the rJght raicue shaft to the ahaft wt.rt 'Attia
to appoln' hb own doctor for the post· was trapptd. · ' ! -
mortem eslrninllioo of tbl body of S'881n But thfltr flrtt effort came out tao dttp
Carol Adams, 20. l1lll they had IQ. try aialn Tiit ~
MIN Adams died June 11. I.Ml, aild tunnel "" iloree feet 1boV1 lhe -1~!;1
Vick wu arrtlted and 1CCUled of kUllng heed and OftC'fl a"aln rcuen 1bad to
hill rGUS\C pr.-~ by attacking her rem.rt thtlr tunnel.
and ~ a plutic bag oYer .bet hear. 'lbtn the racue team onounced 1t
II w11 aloted !Mt the couple quarrelled about I p'.m. the third lwN( had liroltet1
after Viet ...,.led opendlng llVlnp lhnlql{ to Al1cla Ucrber l•tlier irent
!hit "'" lo like them to Aflllralla lo lhO \nouth ol 1he ihaft lo )'ell -
and that he. kllltd her in a fit of ra1•. ol encouragemet1L f ·
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OUEENfE lly Phil lnterlandl
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"'Yea, Mr. Wentworth, that's VERY Johnny Carson.
Now can we get on with this letter ?"
Colorado Rancher
Gets Wyoming Post
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -
A prominent rancher hu
r~tved a judge's okay to
serve in the Wyoming
Legislature even though his
home is over the border in
Colorado.
But members of t h e
Democratic party who oppose
the seating of Dean P1osaer
Jr., 53, as a· state represen-
tative vowed to continue their
fight lo the U.S. Supreme
Court if necessary.
Proa&er, secretary cf the
Wyoming Stock G r o w e r 1
Auociatlon, was chosen as a
Republican state represen-
tative from Laramie County
Nov. 3. With 11 to be elected
to the House from his district,
he finished ninth in a field
of 22 candida tes, receiving
8,885 votes.
His election was challenged
by county Demo c rat ic
Chairman Larry S h i e c k
because Presser's ranch home
lies one quarter of a mile
inside Colorado on a spread
that includes .f,000 acres in
Wyoming and 8,GJO in
Colorado.
Oist. Court Judge John F.
Raper ruled Wednesday thal
Prosaer is a resident or
Wyoming but that the House
of Representatives. which con-
venes next Tuesday in Cheyen-
ne. is the final judge of
wbelher to seat him as a
member.
Pro&ser said he was "just
real pleased by the decision
and it just confirms my con-
tention that I have been a
resident of Wyoming for -40
years or better."
He said he was confident
the House, w i t h the
Republ icans holding a .2-l
margin over Democrats, also
would rule in his favor.
Shleck's lawyer, William
Bagh~y, said he thought h.is
client wanted to carry the
matter to "its logical con-
clusion and if that means the
U.S. Supreme Court then so
be it."
Judge Raper noted there
were numerous definitions df
"resident" and said the one
seeming to ap ply here was
Prosser's intent as to
residence.
'The judge said the Chalk
Bluffs Ranch belonging to 1a
Prosser Jamily corporat~n
has almost no contact wilh
Colorado.
All ranch roads and power
Jines are. linked to Wyoming,
Prosser pays taxes and works
in Wyoming and voled in
Wyoming for years. He sent
his children to school in
Cheyenne, has a Cheyenne
malling address and a Cheyen-
ne telephone number and
Wyoming motor v e h i c I e
registrations.
State Solons Sport Growth
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Hair -a politically ticklish
subject -Is in liberal abun-
dance at the 1971 legislature.
But few politicians care to
discuss their new mustaches
and beard.
ren . "'hose droop-<:omered
mustache was in m a n y
new spaper piclures of Gov.
Reagan's inaugural, a I so
declined to rom1nent.
Balding, bespectacled James
Mil!s ID-San Diego), the
Senate's new Presiden t pro
Re flecting a gen e r a 11 Y team, has an adm ilt!dly
hairier electt')rat2. California's "straggly " mustache started
lawmakers no\V boast a on Christmas Day.
caucus of 12 mu staches -A s s e m b 1 y m an Robert
lncuding one genuine full Be\·er!y. the only Repu blican
beard and excluding one with a mustache, says he at.
Beatie wig. Last session there taches no political significance
were just five. to it.
Democrats hold an 8-l \l,-.-----------.1 mustache le:ad in the
Assembly. In the: Senate its 1I
a Democratic mustache
OPENING
SPECIALS
landslide, 3 to 0. And lhe White Cloud1
only beard in both houses 1 O For $1
graces the face of Kenneth -.noNs-
Cory (D-Garden Grove l. 5 F« $l
C.Ory 1a!d he grew the dense
brown btard partly because
a campaign <> p·p one n t
circulated a picture showlng
Cory with a variety of drawn·1
on beards.
A&!lemblyman Char\e1 War-
ALL TANKS
10% AIOYI COST
M•~Y Mort $pteltlt
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REG. 1.88 I I I S""day Only e
These short sleeve sv•ca1shlrti; f('a ture a reinforcf'd
neck band for non-sa g 11·{'ar. 1Jnd soft fleece linin.:.
Avai lable in a "aricty of colors. In sizcs S·~l-1-
MEN'S 6" WORK BOOTS
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:VOL 64, NO. 8, S S~TIONS, 76 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SA TU RDA Y, :JANUARY 9, ·197 r TEN CENTS
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County Welfare Costs Near Crisis--Thomas
By JACK BROBACK
Of ""' O.llr 1'1i.t 11 .. 1
Wellare spending in Orange County
is reaching the crisis stage, aceording
to C.Ounty Administrative Officer Robert
E. Thomas.
Thomas said at the ·present rate of
ootf]ow of funds the welfare budget of
$63 million Will be over.'lj)ent by $3 rilillion
by the end of !he fiscal year~ June 30. .
• The. county adm.l.nistralor pointed out
that -munties are not allowed to operate
on deficit financing as does the federal
government and if the jJl'esent trend
conUnuea, welfare e1penditures will have
to be draSUca.Ily curtailed.
"lbe wtlfi.re budget for the Jflt>-n
yelrt 1s:m..mmlon. The county's share
'of "U{e ·that' )6\al is $16 million, the
~eraf gM-nment'a $23 million and
the state's $18.7 million.
The tot.al budget i! up S16 million
over 1969-70.
To meet the .current fiscal year's
estimated $3 million deficit the county
can dig into its Sl million reserve fund
and tap the capitaJ ouUay fund earmark-
ed for deveJopmerit of fegional parks.
But that does not take care of next
year. Previously. TAomas had said the
county might be faclng a lkent tax
Increase next year just to finance ex-
isting spending allocations.
The incre11se, he .sa id, would resul t
bttause of reduced state and federal
allocations to tbe county in welfare,
Atedl..cal and mental health.
Thomas did not rule out the possibility
that wel!are spending might stop if the
mOflf:y runs out. but he is not certain
such a move is legal.
\\'hen the current budget jumped $11
million over the previowi year eaUJeS
v.·ere listed as riling unemployment;
overall populat ion growth; elimination
of residence requirement; increased
allowances for urned Income; publicity
surrounding v.·elfare : declining stigma
attached to public assi11tan« and growing
incidence of !am.Hy breakup.
Thomas said there has been no im·
provement in thole problem areas during
the current year. Unemployment, af
course, has hit a new hJgb of 7.7 perctnt
or the work force. ·
One year ago, the unemployment rate
was only 3.9 percent.
Thomas has prom~ to give the
Board of supervisors a detailed analysis
or county spending and income program.I
on Jan. 2U. From present indications
the picture will not be a pleasant One.
Tot Saved From Death
Long Ordeal in Narrow Hole Ends in Rescue
LOMITA, Calif. (UPI) -"Alycia,
Alycia. do YoU feel them now'! They'll
have you out in no time. Just a little
bit more now. It's OK baby. Your daddy
is right here."
Jase Hemandez told his 2·year-<>ld
daughter Friday her five-and-()fle-half
hour ordeal in a 10-inch square hole at
the bottom of a 19-root shaft at a storm
drain proj ect wa s nearly over.
·"There she goes, there she goes,'• 1
fireman yelled. "\\'e've got her."
A cheer went up from the cro,,.,·d of
more than 1,000 watching fr om the sur-
face as the dramatic rescue reached a
1Uccessful climax. Thousands more fol-
Board Sets
lowed the drama on television.
Her mother, C{lmforted by a priest,
wept when Alycia was finally carried
from the hole. Aulhor ities said the child
~·as in good cond ition and apparentl y
only suffered &hock. She was taken for
observation to Harbor Ci ty Hospilal.
The ordeal began at about 12:30 p.m.
"'hen workmen at the site yelled at a
group of children playin~ inside the pro-
ject to get out. A3 they scrambled to
obey. Alycia slipped clown a mound of
soft dirt and tumbled feet-first into the shaft. ·
"It was fortunate that she was set'n
falling i.Rto the hole, otherwise there is
Optimism Voiced
no telling hoW much time she might ha \'e
spent before help came.'' said Battalion
Chief William Ware, who directed the
rescue operations.
The Hemandezes and Alycia's four
grandparents mainta ined a vigil near
the hole while fir.-nen ind construction
workers, using heavy m1chinery. sank a
shaft parallel to lhe one Alycia was trap-
ped in.
Ot he r rescu ers took turns cranking an
air compressor to keep Alycia supplied
with air. She could be heard whimpering
at the bottom of the dark hole and cry-
ing (or her parents.
"It's a good sign, one fireman said,
"We know she's still ali ve.''
Once the shaft was sunk1 two fimne11
and two construclion worktr1 began the
delicate job or tunneling 10 feet from the
rescue shaft to the shaft where Alycia
was trapped.
But their first effort came out too deep
and they had to try again. The second
tunnel was three feet above the gir l's
head and once again rescuers had to
restart their tunnel. 1
Then the rescue learn announced at
about 5 p.m. the third tunnel had broken
through to Alycia and her father went
to the mouth of the shaft to yell words
of encouragement.
Blast Erupts
Public Usage Nixon Marks Birthday; In Baltimore;
.. S1ut .~illgi,~· ... ·-..lfrikes··'ft>ur .oi CaJ4fflilt: 4 Found D~d
A la~·11uit to est_ablls h the public·s BAL Tlr.fORE; (AP) -Four J)erlOllll 111bFfO•·~pany landt""~'ltt'-~ -·~· •· ,..,..,,:,,,. '' ... • u--ere kiJltd in an explogion that leveled
ing the shoreline of Upper Newport Bly Preskfent Nixon is 58 today. Nixon, 24-year-old Tricia and family three row hou.ses and set off a four-alarm
area Y•ill be considered by Orange County The e.i:tra yur didn't seem to age. him friend C. G. "Bebe'' Rebozo af Florida. fire. Officials said it apparently was
Board or Supervisors Tuesday, a bit 1s he aMounced an <Jptimlstic out· Friday, the president took time to phone caused by leaking gas.
Supervisor David L. Baker ra ised the look on the economy and a pledge or r Lo 1 Two other persons were treated at a
Jssue after the board voted last Tuellday fu rther troop withdrawals from South ormer s Ange es Ram Coach George hosr,ilal after the blast Friday which
• DAtL V l'U.01' 119'1 l''"°t. . ' BY CANDLELIGHT, JEWS MARCH IN NEWPORT BEACH
A Protest Against Treetmenf of Jews in Sov~et . Union to can«I the proposed land exchange Vie111am by mid-April. Alle n and C<lngratulate him for his ap-hur ed rubble across the atreet.
between the countv and the ranch com-Tonight Mr. Nixon pla,,s to celebrate pointment as 11ew coach of the Wishing. Police said the fi re was brought under
pany in the Upper 'eay area. his birthday at· a quiet dinner with r.trs. ton Redskins. control after ahout a~ hour. Two hours
Jews Hold NeM»ort Ma1·cl1
Protesti11g Russ Actions
Baker noted that the supervisor! ha d The assess ment of the 1971 economy later the charred bodies of Annette Bar-
votecl 3 to 2 last July not to pursue was a reaction to the announcement that ber 7, and her 4-ye ar-<>ld brother, Thomas
the prescriptive rights to land u.!le In Mystery Ba_n_ di' l unemployment in December rose to s.i:r -were recove red from the icy rubble.
I .. __ • ._., after the County Counsel's or. Ethe. 1 George, abo_ ut 60, died at City
ll"I: ..,.. norcenl While ~Concerned'' _&bout.: un• U--'-J nd J ~-bod -· fici" Teported that there v.•as evidence "~ s-.-pio.a_ a . a-ou. Oji ~ -r«oY~---
that there existed 3utficient grounds for Robs CdM Honie em ployment, Nixon believes "the natio• l~te Friday night was tentatively ident,..
such action. Is moving from an economy whlch was in-fied as her husband, Jame~ George, 65.
Baker reaso~ that with the can-flalionary toward the goal of having an The ~rges were pl~Mln~ .to m~t
ccllaLlon of the land exchange agreement 0£ Jewels, Casll economy with price stability." from thei r horn~ today, hre off1c1als said.
h bl-. . ht t h d Th p id ;---..1' • I b'IJ F I The y had sold it.
B~· STEVE !'IUTCHELL
01 n.. O .. ILT l'lLOT 'toll
A cr>ndngent of JOO Newport Beach
Je11·s marched on cil)' hall Friday n1ghl to
present a petition lo Ne~·port Mayor Ed
!firth protesting trea\n1ent of Soviet Jews
in Russia.
Led by Rabbi Bernt1rd King nf the Har-
bor Reform Temple, lhc procession round·
t'd Via Lido (rom St. James Episcopal
Church on the way tn the steps of city
hall .
The group cRrrird candles 11nd pla·
cards, some bearing the na mes of im·
Man Sentenced
In Coed Slaying
Gets New Trial
A ma,n who drew a state ptisori term
nf five years W life ""'hen 1te pie~
guilty to the slaying of ~ former Orange
Coast Callege coed is today free on
his o~n r:ecognizance and awaiting a
ntw • trlal Jn Orange C-Otinty SuJ)erior
c:?w't· George Arnold VJc, 39. appeared In
court Friday le> be 'lold by Judge Byron
K. McMillan lhat be must come . back
J111. 22 for wh;.t m4)' be the setting
of fds new tri~ date.
Vick was freed two month& ag0; and
allowM lo.nluni.to..hii Monll'Ose,-._ w11<" the .Fo..-th Diltrlcl C0urt of Ap-
11tal1 • 'reversed lhe set1t.tnce irnpo1ed
ott.
1
1,, 1161 ·by t~ then Svperiot;}O>urt
Judge Robert 011'..dner and ordired ,a
new trial for Vick.
Gardner. now·JuiUce Gardner, is se.n'-
tng "' th8l Amt a_ppelllte court bench.
Vlcli ~ arCJIOd In his l ppeal
that tie,;,'ii'liil.:ir!ully d<liled tlJe rigllt
to appolri\ hie own doctor ror the post·
mart.em e:i1:amlnaUt>n or the body or Susan
Carol Ad.Jml, 21l.
1olJu AdlmJ died Juoe :JS, 1116t, and
V!dc ... amoted and aCCUICd of :.,J:t
ills 1 youni ·peramout by attackl r
and holdln; a pLull• bag over 1*; bear.
It WU JJllJted J!Jat JIJe COUple Q\JaflJIJed
all.r. Vlcli •drnfited . '11'nclln( uffnp
that ,..,.. to 'take them to Aultralla
and llial be killed her in a ~I of ta.., ,, .
'
prisoned Soviet Ja~·s and the words "On
Tr ial'' Wlder each name.
t e pu _ 1c s rig o use . mars an e rtlj ent s"''"'l" a&Yera 1 s r • The explosion was believecl by police
upli_mds 1n lhr. Upper Bay '\OU\d become cfay, ineluding the legisl alion providing and fire off icials to have~ cau,,ed by
The candleli ght proceS&ion wa,: nrgan·
Jted in protest of the gtiff pen;ihies in1·
Posed on II Soviet J('WS New Year's Eve
for their abortive attempt 10 hijack an
gjrplane from Russia last June.
an 1mP?rtant ~ue. . A mystery bandit pulled s re,·olver on $2.2 bil lion in pay boosts for four million leaking gas in the George residence, in
The issue will have to be setlled in a Corona de! r.tar family early ll1is morn-white collar 1overnmen t workers and the Hi ghlandtown seclion.
the courts and that may take years. ing and mad e off with a reported $30.000 men in milita ry uniform. Fire official! said the dead children'•
The counly is currently engaged in in jewels and cash. lie also signed another bill that will grandmother. Mrs. Gertrude l\1eagher
::i lawsuit with the Chandler·S~rm::in Newport Beach police, sending all avail· raise pensioos or former and future Presi· aboul 511 , probahly \Vas saved by being
Corporation over the public's r ight to ah1c detectives to the scene, said the dent.~ includi ng him.self from $25,000 to Urown from Ult' house by the force ot
Donald Perkal, a Santa Ana attorney,
ar.ldressed r.1ayor Hirth at city ha!!. urg-
ing the mll.yor and the Ne\\·port Councll
lo aceept a resolution "condemriing the
recent action by the Soviet Unio n in con·
nection 'A-'ilh the Jewish defendants in the
Leningrad trials."
ac~s and use of beach areas at Dana armed robber hit the ho~e about J JO S60.000 a year. He was expected to return the explosion. She was listed in good
Pflint strand. ;i.m.. Allegedly, only one man was sc<'n, lo 'i\1ashington next Thursday. condition at a local hospital. The child·
Similar courl action \\"as contemplated police had a few early details to relea sr. rriday artemoon he new by helicopter ren "s sister, Barbra, 2, "'as treated for
regarding the Sa ll Creek Beach area The last name of the victims "'as Jaloff, ,1·lth hi.~ daughter. Tr icia. and Rebozo to injuries and n?!eased.
but the offer of th e AVCO Corporation, hlit neither police nor the Pacifi c TPle· C;italina Island whcr~ he spent 90 minute! Police said the explosion apparently
v•hich took over the Laguna Niguel'!'! phone Company could provide further chatting wi th squealin~ chil dren and ad· \V<is set off in a gas heater or a cooking
interest in lhe property, postponed any identification. 1nlrin.it: adults. He signtcl autograph.~. O\'en .
action in that area for the present. Police said no one was hurt du rin~ lhe passed out Presidential pens and invited 4'We respectfullr, urge ihe cily council
to join ifi 'our pet1tton and lhe resolution
of I.he council be lra11smitted lo the So-
\•let Embassy in New York Cil.y in orde r
that yet anOtbe.r voice be heard lo speak
for those Who· can not spea k for them·
ieh·es,'• Pei:kel,stated.
'l'he County Counsel's office determine<! robbery. Tile bandit left by an unkno1-1•ns about 30 youngsters to look inside his
the possibi llly of good grounds for a means. private iel helicopter.
public use Jawsuil in both the Salt Creek-Ne wport Police could not say exactly "That's neato." said one little girl af·
Dana Point and Upper Bay areas thr~gh how much in jewe.ls and how much in ter ~he tourned the helicopter.
advertisements soliciting information jewels an d how much in cash was taken. ''Ile sure lives in styl e," sa id a teen-
r,romd per rsons who htoadlhuese~_tahcehepsrivaandte ~a'h'1,'_veFa,1«1w boo'~~,amde'::'.n1·1", o~ert~e~":/gd; agM~.vor }{arvey H. Cowell, a Oemoerat, an s or access rn: ..., u ic .., said the Preside.nt's visit to the 22-mile
v.•aler areas over a pe.rkld of year:11. robbery we.re possible before press lime. long picturesque is!Md in the PaciUc was
The pttit.ion outlined several request.s
(See MARCH. Pqo JI
·u.s. Employes Get Raise
M,0ve Made Under Neiv Bill to Adjust Pay Rates
• • • ''Foubwjlig signature of a bill that allows The raises will be adjusted on or rante. from $8,582 to $37,62• in e\ghl
the ~dent to adjust gov(!rnrnent after Oct. I of each year beginning cl~sses and seven l!teps.
aaIArles to· make them compatable to in 1973, Zeigler said. Until then. the The pay hikes are applicable for the
wiga paJ<I by ·industry, four ml!Uon adjustment.,, -lor 1971 and 1972 ..,.... first pay period of this year ..
goweinqMOt eipploytS got.a i:_alse. • will bt made effective "the fiMJl pay Military pay ral11a. e.ffechve. Jan. 1,
Jn,111,!> Q.&U""-<>rd...._ilrnd.Frlllt~ ~11od on or alter Jan. I with ti!• 1171, pr~I~ for monllily pay lor com-
In ~ClcnMi11c. PresldOnt Rld1a,;(Nl1: -d-~e<i«ol"ili<'Ol!ic<-of ~mDJ~rf bucfidj .... """""1K""olfl""rs ·of "1' lo 12.967 ''
on &rabted a 5M petctni ·waae hJke and the chairman or the c;t!il 1ervlet1 irade JO and up lo &22.IO per month
to ,..l.f milliori clvijlan, pernment commission 1etlna: u tht President~• at gr1de one. with_ , •
emelof'et•ancl· all ltqulvaltl\t 7.9 phunt agents. ' . . Warrant of0Cl!l'I av ye1r1 8CrVJCt
incn't_e !hat a,ppllcs onlJ to , the .bate "Pay rates fla~ by the · Presldept wlll &et from 7ta.2CI to ,1,137.90.
pay· IQledlllts cf 2.7 mllllon tnlUtary cannot exceed ~ rate. for le ... 1 one
.,.PlojJts. of the exeeuUve -.i., cumour Fullertou Y oulh, 16
8)' Ja~ raiacl to the nillltary .yn $)1!1,000." Zeigltr, 11Jd. '1~ _
be 1plante<1 to ~ hue sraci, 1" lbe Prior 1o pi;,qo or u. compuil>IJJJy Killed hi· Collision ~Ice 1C11Cs. Pre.s1 Secrl!l8ry 'Ron pay act by Congress Jut year, lhe
Zltgler 11aid the 7.9 percmt booe:t applied President recommended actkm to m1ln-
to the. ba~ pay scales would ruult taln compa rability between Federal and
in. an overan pay hike that m,111tches private: ente.rprlse pay.
lhift • sranled to ciYlUan aovttnmtnt The uecuUve order raising IOVtm--J!irs. . . mtnt workers' pay prov.Idell • ... ....
, Under the pravillons of the 1910 one tmploye annual aalarla tqm,
~<deral Pay ComporobUlly .-ct. tho from .~.126 to 1$,m ill to ofepo. {tie
Pn,ldinl bu tho·l"·"" ·IAI revlow Jn-h!Rliell' JVllde -ta -would •ftf<lve
4u*)' wapl '"""'\11 and adjtlal pen> '37.124 annllally.
1M11! pay 1e1lol lCliordJn&ly. Fonlgn S...lct of(lcen' ulary llepo
A 15-yuri)ld Fullerton youth was kf11 ..
td Friday aftemoon wben hJa motorcycle
WU lllnJc) "1 • 1'lr ~a loft tum ..,·Euclid Jllrwtl:ln J'ullOrtori. • .
. 'file Or-. QJoply ~· of~ 111.kl Crail a· .. ffudsjJelh, was. htt 11j:>oul
t:IO 'J).m., ·Frida)'~ bf. a car drlven b7.
C11de R. 1'!wl. • u~; '"*' dl<ln t die ualll 7:ftJ p.m. In st. Judi, lloopltal.
Tl'UI .wiil nal ·bold 'lif Fu1lert4a l'oUct.
! ' •.~,I 'I
a big mrprlse.
N udie Dancers
Hit ' Witli Order
T_o Cover Vp
Two Santa Ann bar1 chafing uncle!'
lhe re11rlctfona of a re1ttllillng ortier
barring nude entertainment on the
premlles 1o.t the word Friday lhat there
muat be no Dude e.nt~mtnt -period.
superior Court J~e ~. A ••
Bany•nl 1(1ned a ...,...mt ~
barring. wb~t Dl•Jtlcl' A~.~
Htcks says ts le,,d ~ ttllc111.
porlonnoncts by ri.i.d .....,_ II· -
llie Sol'Olll Galo ond Toplw PIU ~
lllcils 1UCCesJJfully .... pd ill blo Cl•R
action that danclnJ al the two taverna
jUJtlOed actkln taken under the l)r<>-
vblont of the Red &JPI Abotemtnl
Act. •
Superior Court records lndlt:ale thal
judiio llove gene<ally •""11 with Hlc!J$•
"ltl ....... policy •lalnal llOn·oflOrloC
c:oatti>Ytnlal .. lerla\f'menl. 'llOre thon
20 r:MLtainlnc'cidtn and, permifltnl fn. b>cllaM llavoibeon granted Jn tllb field In lbe ~-and foor bn llllll'd
In tuch adionl •• no looser ID op;er•. lion. •
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Eisenhower Kin Wed
To English Barrister
GElTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) -SU11n
Elaine Eisenhower. a granddaughter ol
the late President Dwight 0. Eisenhower,
has Wed a British '?arrister, Alexander
Hugh Bradshaw, alter an intemaUonaJ ro-
ma~.
They met In the diplomatic circlet of
-BruulW,. where her father Ml U.S. ein-
busador to Belgium and hla falher is
British CMSUI. •
' tt should wann up a bit alonJ: Ult
Orange Coast UllJ wetkd w~ bfClts during .!he .cloy .Mlrlng ..
fbere will bl 80mt high cklu6
-J!Jmtah SUhday wllli pa4clli. cfoi Sunday moi'oll(. Low1 .-ID ~
'IO, J ·;) . JNsm&. TODA y I
What oT• Amcrlcam n aU,
doing lo clean up and gre~ vp
their JtometoKma ? 7omU~ WnA:.o
111 poUtd cltizns ocro.u lhc no-
tion to toke cfccnuua of tnvff'oit.
mental poUUUOM threotr. .. ,,,,. l...._ . ,. "'"'"' .......... ' C"-"!I Mtwa ... , ......... I c1.....-,,,. _.,.._ 1•1• c:.-.. • ........ • <-' ,,... ' ...,. "I' (~ ,. s-·...-.11;1 .. ..... , .. tl't UllCllL• ,_
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7
z DAIL V PILOT
' QUHNIE ly ~I lntirlaiicll
-' ,•
! ,_,
~
"'Yea, Mr. Wentworth, that's VERY Johnny Canon.
Now can we get on with thi! letter?"
Colorado Ranc11er
Gets Wyoming Post
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -
A prominent rancher haa
received a judge'! Okay to
serve in the Wyoming
Legislature even though his
home is over the border in
C.Olorado.
But member.s of t h e
Democratic party who oppose
the seating of Dean Prosser
Jr., SJ, as a state 'repre.sen-
tative vowed to co nt inue their
fight to th~ U.S. Supreme
Court if necessary.
Prosser, secre tary of the
Wyoming Stock G row e rs
Association, was chosen as a
Republican state represen·
tative from Laramie County
Nov. 3. With 11 to be elected
to the House from his district,
he finished ninth in a field
of 22 candidates, receiv ing
8,885 votes.
His election was challenged
by county Democratic
Chairman Larry S h i e c k
because Prosser's ranch home
lies one quarter of a mile
inside Colorado on a spread
that includes 4,000 acres in
Wyoming . and 8.000 in
Colorado.
Di.st. Court Judge John F.
Raper ruled Wednesday that
Prosser is a resident of
Wyoming but that the House
of Representatives , which con-
venes next Tuesday in Cheyen-
ne, is the final judge of
whether to seat him as a
member.
Prosser said he was "jllSt
real pleased by the decision
and it just confirms my con.
tention that I have been a
regident of Wyoming for 40
years or better."
He said he was confident
the House, w i t h the
Republicans holding a 2-1
margin over Democra ts, also
would rule in his favor.
Shieck's la"•yer, William
Bagley, said he thought his
client wanted to carry the
matt er to "its logical con-
clusion and if that means the
U.S. Supreme Court then so
be it."
Judge Raper noted there
were numerous definitions of
"resident'' and said the one
seem ing to apply here was
Prosser's intent as to
residence.
The judge said the Chalk
Bluffs Ranch belonging to a
Prosser family corporation
has almost no contact with
Colorado.
All ranch roads and power
Jines are linked to Wyoming,
Prosser pays taxes and works
in Wyoming and voted in
Wyoming for years. He sent
his children to school in
Cheyenne, has a Cheye nne
mailing address and a Cheyen-
ne telephone number and
Wyom ing motor v e h i c I e
registrations.
Hairs Have It ·-::;_ ' ----
State Solons Sport Growth
SACRAil1ENTO (AP )
Hair -a politically tickl ish
subject -is in liberal ab un·
dance at the 1971 leg islAlure.
But few politicians care. to
discuss their new mustaches
and beard.
Reflecting a gener a lly
hairier electorate. Califomia 's
lawmakers now boast A
CAUCUS of 12 mustaches -
lncud ing one genu ine full
beard and excluding flnP-
Beatle v.'ig. Last session there
were jusl five.
ren. "'hose droop.cornered
mustache was in m a n y
newspaper pictures of Gov.
Reagan's inaugural, ·A 1 so
declined to comment.
Balding, bespectacled James
Mills (0-San Diego), the
Senate's new President pro
team, has an admittedly
"straggly" mustache started
on Christmas Day.
As s embl y mAn Robert
Beverly, the only Republican
"'ith a mustache, says he at,.
taches no political signifi c11nce
to it.
De mocra ls hold ;:in 8·111 ..... -..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•-••-•-.-I mustache lead in I he
Assembly. In the Se nate i1sl
a Democratic mu s ta c he
landslide. 3 to O. And the
only beard in both houses
graces the race of Kenneth
Cory (0-Garden Grove ).
Cory said he grew the dense
brawn be11rd partly because
a campaign op po nent
circulated a picture showing
Cory with a variety of drawn·
oa beards.
AMemblyman Charles War-
O,ENING
SPECIALS
Wh ite Ctoud1
10 For $1
NEONS s F« $1
ALL TANKS
10Y. ASOVI COST
Ml ll'f Mt'I 5-1•11
PAVILION AQUARIUM
Or1119e Count•(l N-l • Moi.r 8••utlful
IR •in.. ,., .. 11-......;fJ.Ull
s\op by
for a try
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CONTAC '" lO'S
COLD TABLETS
l;,undov Onlv
.. ,
~a v111g ' f:1gh1 off
"1n1 c r (Old, "'ll h
Lon1ar -1able1 s
46 -0Z. ~ KLEAR "
FLOOR WAX
Sunc/Ov Only
:O.h1n~ fl oor• wi thout
'ell1•"lllj? ~re vou r1
11 11 r. ne"W fo rmula
"l e~r• l lnl'lr \\l~
6-0Z .' NY-QUIL
COUGH SYRUP
Svnc/oy Only
~o nth1ng
n1~hr n1ed1c~1 1o n for
rough! or rold. SJ\'t
no\\. Ch~rge IL
l '"""" •• .. h!V N1n1 ,.1; 11 i•lt" '"'• • fl .,
•
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LUXURY ROBES
AND SLEEPWEAR
A g~ll X\' nf drea m1 q~le\ 11 tren1e ndn us clear-
•nce r rices' \\'ome11 ·1 ci ui1r ed fle ecv acr1 11c Pile
or 1·el1e1 look robe1. reg S5 ~nd u p 11·1111 er·\\1rm
l"Ott ()ll fl~nnr l <'f hr u1hel1 f"I·~ Ion_!: 1h<1fl 11 r n11n1
go \\n\, r r~ 1 7 R up (1111, robe• I"(~ gj 111 111, •u
IO!tC'\ and (.hristm l~ st OC'k.tn~~ 1n newer rolor\
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R~G. l .56 2 98 Swoday Only e
Ea~y lnstAJ h1tion. sturdy alee! construction, ba.krd f'nam el fi nish, electro copper plated mirror-18xll. fl1odel 5JG5.
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MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SWEATSHIRTS
REG. 1.88 I I I Suoday Ooly •
ThPSt' short sleeve sv.·catshirls feat ure a reinforced
neck band for non-sai:: 1ve&r. and soft fleece linln1.
A\·ailabli' in a variC'ty of colors. In sizes S·?-1-L.
MEN'S 6" WORK BOOTS
SunJor Onfrl
Reg . 6.94. Leather-like " 4 4 \'1ny l , crepe rubb er
t oles ind GtHJdyc1r
y,·t lc. Tan. 6Yi· 1 Z. Clioro• ;,!
NO-IRON SPREADS FULL DOOR MIRROR BRUSH CURLER PAC K~MAltT LAWN I •AADIN
FERTILIZER
s.s~,..d..,., 1.87
50 lb. bat of fertilizer for
new lawna, shade trtts, eve:r-
KT'@f'nl, 1hruba 11nd ht'da:es. fruit A nut lrtt1, now~n and ,·e1etablt1. Cover1 roClO 1q.
ft. Iron added.
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353
Full rH twin, \l.'1~h1ble cotton
""0 11en p laids. Charic n !
Reg. 4. 17 -Sun. Only
1.97
Re9. 1.27-Sun. Only
68c
16xS6 .. full·lcngth door m1f' Super pie of I dot . alum1•
ror framed in na1 ur1I wood,, n um brush curlers. In J s1te1,
,,'~ VISCOSE LOOP RUG,
POLY FOAM BACKING
Rog 13 88
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96
1''1 :0:1 1•~ r11 on \'ilCOSC pile In IV.tcd~.g fJ ld, II()
,·ado. blut igrcen . cand ~·~inpe and pump"-1n
4.94 Poly Foam Ca rpet Underlay 9x 12' 4.44
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METAL STORAGE SHELVES
3 SHILF
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5 SHIL1
R'f. t .22 . . ... • ..
3.37
4.77
7.88
Gre y metal units Ideal for. t OY! and tool!.
MINI MAG SHELLS
Danish crisps, chocolate chip
• or 011me1I, In u1~··freih pka.
li.tw ...... -....,.~.·1111t-i
Rt9. l.76 • Su11, Onl1
'·"" 100 .21·cal. long·rifle shellt 1n
plan ic canridrc hol der. Savr.
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INTRICACIES OF PRESIOENTIAL CAKE IMPRESS SAN CLEMENTE STUOENTS
Tom Wr1y, Mark Shumard Study Bavari1n Winte r Scene Flt For A Head Of State
Atonement for Visit
Nixon Takes the Cake --
And Gives it to Kids
By JOKN VAL TERZA
01 11'1t O•!IY 1'1'91 llttl
When President Nixon opened the: polls
at San Clemente's Concordia School in
November hundreds of 5tude nls were
heartbroken v.·hen they missed him .
The President came an hour earlier
than expected.
But on P'riday morning Mr. Ni1on
m:ide up for il.
The studenls received a cake -more
like a piece or gorgeous, whimsical
,~i nter sculpture in sweets fit for ll
kin,:: !or chief of state ),
And the cake -An entire Bavarian
winter scene made of gingerbread and
sugar-has a saga of its ov.•n.
The ta le begins al the Century Plaza
Hotel. one of the Presidenrs favorite
'I/est Coast hostleries, "''here chief pastry
chef Ernst f.1ueller holds forth in a
last baslion of artistry v.·ith doug. sug ar
and ov en.
Mueller. a German master, st.rted
work on his creation in gin1erbread
and sugar two months ago-when the
Nixons were planning a Christmas visit
to San Clemente.
ll wasn't the !Jrst exarnple of Mueller's
11r!istry destined for 1he Presirlen!'s
table. Tasty replicas or the \Vestern
White Hnuse and !he machinery used
In put the first man on the moon have
come rrom Meuller ·s ovens
Anrl because nf the coat ed ~ingerbreed
cnnstruction. r..tueller's work could re·
main fresh for weeks.
The cake was buil t in time fnr
Chr istmas (complete with 1 ! g ht e d
houses !, but because: or the lame cluck
Congress and other pressures. the Nir on
Holiday visit was called off.
So the i;(ift went Into the cooler.
Larry Ma gnan, director of the Century
Plaza rooms divis iorf. ne:tt seL ouL to
gf'l the cake to the Prrsidenl nonetheless.
"\l,'e thought we could get it to Vice
Preside!t Agne w in Pa lm Springs sn
ht cnuld fly lt back to \V11shington ,"
hf' Si11d,
.. Rut v.•e could never calch up wilh
anvblldv.''
And ·because of the fragile nature of
lht ma:o;terpiece-e1·en thnu~ands nf tiny
icicles tricklinj!: from a half-dozen roof~
are made of hAndcrMfted frosting-Just
any lr<'nsporl wouldn't do. '
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Soon arter hearing news last v.·eekend
of the Ni1on arrival on Monday, Magan
hit on an ide11 .
He commandeered a Century Plar.a
limousine. contacted Presidential aides,
lhen set the ma sterpiece on its way,
nes!led in VI P comforl in the back
&eat
The cake remained.. at the \\lestrrn
'Vh ite House. admired by the First Fami·
l.v until Friday mornin.1:. v.•hen Concordia
School Principal John Hancock received
a ca ll from the Ni xon offict-s.
The President v.·as sending A cake
over. the aide said.
A fe w minutes later a car drove up
~'1th the masterpiece.
Officf' rmployes and teachers im·
mediately had a problem-k<'eping !he
tmnds of hundreds or sluden!s from turn·
ing the past oral scene in sugar into
crumbs.
Finally, all agreed th;i\ it "'·as useless,
even if it v.·as too splendid In ea t.
The kids C(IUld dig in :after a suitable
period nr admiration of the ma~terpiece,
they ruled .
II lert the kids in A quandary.
ho1~·evcr-harkening to that oldest of
bromidei;.
You can't ha\'e your cake
And eat it. loo.
From Poge 1
MARCH ...
to the Soviety govemment including the
immediate commutation of the sentences
of the imprisoned Len ingrad defendant!;
and the relea se of 21 Sn\'iet Jews Arrf'Sttrl
and "held 1ncom mun1cadn si nce June l:i,
!970 in Leningrad , Riga , Tbilis. and l\1sh·
in1ev."
The pe tition also ilsked for ex it permll!
reques!ed by Soviet ctit1ens, the t nd nf
rliscrim1nat1on ;igain~t <1 11 Snvirt m1nori·
ties and alsn requested perm1~s1on for ;ill
Soviet citi1en s. "1he rii;:ht to rrl1~1ous
worship .oind 1he ri11;h1 tn ret;i1n their 1rlr.n-
tlt y, culture and l:inguagC', ni l nr v.·h1rh
Are expresslv ~uarantcrr. hv lhr Con·
stitution (I( the Union nr Sov1tL Soci11li,11t
Rrpubhc."
r...1avor ll1rth 1old the Rroup that he
would pags the petition on to the coun·
cil and "see if we can grl a resolution
off to New Yo rk as you requested ."
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'Never Again'
Says Chl!innan
Of Jewish Unit
NEW YORK (AP ) -"~ever a1a in!"
cries the Jewish Defe nse League, deter-
mined to eradicate the Hiller-era Image
of Jews going lo their deaths without a
struggle. The .JDL's current role in I.he
movement against a\legl:!d Soviet Allli-
Scmltlsm is a long wa y from IU days as
8 vigilante group proteeting Jews In slum
neighborhoods of Brooklyn.
"ff people want to think of us as goon~.
1 RUtP that's okay," says Ra bhl Meir
Kahane. nat iona l chairman of the JDL.
"Maybe that will help destroy the stereo-
type of Jews as pal.lries ."
In recent.month11, JDL members have
battled polkt. invaded the offices of So-
viet agencies In New York and Washing •
ton. grott111ted.Ule apptarance of Rusaian
rlanvers and staged demonstrations
atainsl tht treallnenl of S<w~t Jew1.
.They have den1ed responsibility for but
condoned bombinp of Soviet offices. Fri-
dar.11n .wuhinlton .1n4, last Npvember
in New York. Each llm:e ... n anoymous
caller told Ult A!IM>Clated Preas, "Ne.ver
agl!lll ?" •
·"t)le only languaRt !.he Ru.,sian bear
under!!\ands i.,.tht language of Lht .IOL."
~•Jd Sam Slosham, tnt league ·, publ!clty
dll'tctor. • •
Laguna Group
Blacklists
High Rises
Lagun a Beach Civic LeaJUe president
Anthony Demelriades announctd Frida.y
that the League's board of directors
has adopted a resolution "that the
g()vernment of this city should not api.
prove zoning ordinances making high .
rise, high-densi ty bu ildings possible."
The Planning Commission's public
hearings on 1he CR (Co mmercial-residen-
tial\ zone, which would set s!and1rds
fo r a bea chfront hotel zone, are scheduled
for Jan. 18 anrl Feb. I.
The resolulion affirming the league
directors' unanimous opposition to high·
rise deve lopment, setting forth lh e
following reason for lheir position :
-The majority of the people of
Laguna Beach have repeatedly and er·
plicitly strei;sed their opposition to high·
rise. buildings as a rebuke: to the hu man
i;.cale Jnd spiritual factors whiC'h they
consider an invaluable part of their daily
lives.
-The construction of high-rise. high--
density buildings on the oceanfron! of
Laguna will create a great increase
nf automobile traffic along city streets
and will otherwise severely lax 1he
already ove rcrowded facilities of the city.
-The ex istence of high.rise building!
in Laguna Beach would be a refut:ition
of Hs small.town almo~phere and an
lrreversiblP. step toward a noisy, crov.•ded
1negalopol1s.
-No precise proof has been advanced
as lo how economic benefiti; to rhe
hon1eowoer.~ v.·i!l accrue from hlgh.rii;e:
and whv the fate of all other c1 t1es
\vhere t8xes were not lowered by high·
rise v.•ill not also befall Laguna Be ach .
-Permission to construct high-ri~
bu ildings \Vill benefit the few at the
expense of the majority or the: people
of Laguna Beach.
Tricia Puts Off
Wedding Talk
Despite Bi g Ring
SAN CLl!:i\1ENTE (UPI) -Tric1A
Nixon 1s wearing a new ring with 11
:sapphire in the center flan ked by .two
large diamonds on her en11agement ftn&·
er -but she is n't talking.
Tricia. 24. rumored to be ensa11ed to
Harvard law student Edward Finch Cox,
tried to keep her hand hidden when she
toured Catalina Island with her father
Friday.
She aJso brushed off the: $M question:
"Ar, you engaged?"
"Are you?" she shot back and turned
away. -·
Her married sister. Julit Ei8lnh<twer,
22. says Tricia Ur wearin& a new ring
"but I don 't want lo comment on it! •ii·
nlficance."
Tricill has been vac ationing ln Califor·
nia with her paren\111 while Cox bone1: up
lqr hi,11 exa ms at Harvard. He is the son
CJf a New York social register f11mlly and
has bctn dating Tricia f<lr Ute past ~ven
years ..
Rumors th•t an engagement would be
announced during tilt: holidays did not
materialize, but the talk continues th.at
'J'ricll may walk down the aisle in 1
While Houae wedcling in June:.
_Mercury-in-Ja-panete
llitting Record' High
TOKYO (AP) -Tht-avttate Japanne
ha1 10 tbne5 as much mereury Jn his
body a! the average European or Amtrk
can. say :rok,o munklpal Offlcla~ 'Wf)o
11e launchln1 a ·war on poUut.1&& y ..
•orld's molt popoll'IUI cily.
Officials Uild this hi&h mercuJ'1 count
may bt caused by the wlde3pre:id con·
iutnption-'()f flee here; olus the prtseflcft of the poi1110nou1 liquid metir In otblr
fc'lOcls 15 well as the atmosphere.
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Hundreds of passengers and crewmen ot... the 1rounded French cruise Ship An-
tilles took to IHeboa ts Friday ni,!!ht and
escaped tttrough shark-infemed Wl'lten to
t1ny Mu.rtlqqe Isl and in the Citribbean .
·SM-..ta..th1--tA1iriOefiU!i!d-thetr srnlf!
boau to brina many or the p111tn11rr
from the ship.
Three U.S. Coast Guard p1ane1 were
11ent to -the IM?@ne ·20 miles eouth 'of St.
Vincent and 450 miles south or Sip Juan,
P.R
The pilot of one aircraft i;aid the fire
burned through the ni1ht 1nd lh1t th e
rhiP'! -wperttrae~w1i·antr0fid.
The ship's captain, 1enior nfflcers a11d
tire crew remained aboard the vesul for some ume to fighL the blaze, accordln1 to
compiny officials. 'Thty said... the fire
broke· out in the liner's broiler room ,
which was pierced when the ship w@n t
11round, and spread quickly to the main
dlnina room.
The 20,000-ton Antilles caught fire after
ninnlng a,.,.ound half a mile off Mustique .
P'irst reports indicated I.here were nn
casua lties. The fire was reporled still
ragina: out of control early todey.
t The luxury liner Queen Etilabelh 2.
called to help the s!ricken ship, arrived
al fo.1ustique early today and reponed that
she expected to take on •t Jeas l 500 sur-
vivors.
Noted Evangelist to Spar
Tht watch officer aboard the Queen
Elizabeth said lhat •·accordin.11 lo the
AnlJlles' roster everyone was thtre." but
addtd that he couldn·t be sure until all
were boarded.
With Clemente Council
He said the liner would take the sur·
vivors to Barbado,s, the Queen Eliz:abeth's
original destination.
The U.S. Coast Gusrd cutter Courage-
<lUS sailed out of San Ju111, Puerto ltico,
en roule to Muatique, and the cruile ves.
sel Empress of Canada and two island
cargo craft 11tesmed out <If Bridgetown
to lend aid.
The British anti.su bmarine frigate Lon·
donderry was also dis patched from An-
guille at full speed to assist the stricken
liner.
!l.eports va ried nn the number of per·
sol\s aboard the Antilles. The Coast Guard
estimattd the ship carried l .000. French
line officials in Paris said there was 350 pas~engers and a crew of 300, mostly
Amrriuns. The New York agent for the
line said the craf1 ,had 340 1?31.se.ngers and
l50 crewmen, with only 30 of the passen-
gers Ji1ted as mainland Americans or
Canadia11s.
Pcl;ce On the neighboriilg island of St.
Vine£::' :.onfirmtd by telephone th•t ·'the
impression is that everyone is safe ." They
also said the fire was raging out of con-
trol and added : "There is no que1tion it
wlll be a tolal loss."
";·ench Li11e officials said they also con-
sidtred the ship a complete los~.
Mrs. Joy Sprott, a Mustique housewife
re"ched 1t the Island's single telephone.
s1ld the black-hulled lu1ury liner "ran'
ar:r(lund about. A half mile orfshore and
ev<'ryone aboard apparenlly managed to
make it to Mustique . There was absolute-
ly no panic and all the p~ple who have
come here are in good condition."
Dr. Carl !\1clntire -intercat.ionally
known conservative radio evantelist-
will fly to San Clemente Monday to
fight la st week's city council denial of
permission to launch a nation•! series
of rall ies su pporting the war in Vietnam.
Dr. Mcintire. described by An aide
Friday as "hopping mad" at the rebuff
Wednesday night. made personal calls
at San Clemente city hall !ate last year .
to org1nize a parade permit for the
,Jan. 30 event scheduled for the ci tY's
O!d Plata Park.
One of his top \\'est Coast Aides Friday
tolrl the DAILY PILOT the fiery run-
dament11list minister was s\so angry over
an offer of help in hi~ fight lo hold
the rally by Tom Wert. the South Coast
head ot !he America.n Civil Liberties
Union.
"Dr. Mclnlire told me he v.·ould never
actept help from that organization
btcause of All the help it has given
Con;imunists,'' the spokesman said.
The evangelist-who b 1 end s
"patriotism" with the ··gospel "-also
was reported angry over comments made
by individual councilmen at Wednesda y's
meetin~. when the panel voted 4·1 to
den permission tn use rhe park and
loudS kt!rs in e noon ra lly.
The ma re . the !\ofctntlre aide said,
''is for the sole purpose of mournin e
our dead and iniured in Vietnam and
ou~ prisoners of war in the north."'
Assoeiaterl Press quoted th~ minist er
late Friday as vowing he would arrive
in &an Clemente Monday ln ho pes l\f
changing the couneil decisilln.
If the council will not yield, he u id,
he v.·ould hold the first of hl1 54 na-
tionwide marches on private properly
outside the city .
The aide said Dr. Mcln!ire chou San
Clemente as the Jauneh!ni paint for
the marches btcause of the Western
White House .
He added that neither Dr. 11clntire,
nor his supporters. feared any problem!
with leftist radical elements in the
marches.
°'\\'hen they come up again~l Christians
like us Lhey come off every badly,''
the aide. who asked not to be identified,
remarked.
Wert. who said ne personally re1ards
Dr. Mcintire as ''d a n 1erou1,••
nevertheless vowed to 10 to court to
fi,!lht for !he public rally to be held
in the C'ity park.
But Mayor Walter Evans, who inltlllly
urged sv:ift deni al of the request without
council dlscussion, bristled over the
threats of court action.
"I don 't care what )'OjJ say," he said,"
the city will simply riot sanction UtlS
activity by allowing it."
The only dli;senter to the majority
vote, Councilman Th omas O'Keefe, an
attorney, argued that the city could
not constltutiona!ly deny the participants
their right to speak in a public park.
lie added that he espoused neither
the far left, nor right, but simply believed
the city could not place itself above
the U.S. Constitutio n.
Yogi• -A Man at Pea~e·
Coast Visitor Unites Pli y sical , Spiritual Healtli
lfe v.·o re A sharp silk suit. blue-1nd-pur·
ple fll'lwere<I tie , and A pen<;il-t)iin
moustache. neat as an acco untant's tax
return. 11nd !he mild manner of a man
a! peacl' with the universe.
He is -in fact -an accountant.
And ;is one of the wor)d·s foremost
exp<inenls of a Yoga . 11 5,(11)!).yt!ar -old
discipllne nf harmony in mind. body
::incl soul. Yogi Lajpatrai Sha.rma, &O,
is a man al pracc.
''!\1oi;t nf the people in the world
-in India even -do not know wha t
Yng:i is." s11ys Yogi Sharma, who wlll
discourse on the ancient system Sunday
al 1 I a.m. in Co1t11 t<.fesa
The former Secretary-Genera l of Yoga
International will speak In the. Unitaril n·
Universalist Church. 1259 Victoria SL,
!hen conduC'l an eight-week class on
Wednesdsy nights.
Sim ply e1plained, the aims of Yoea
are physical. mental and spiritual hea lth.
but adherents must literally live it each
moment of IH e.
The earlier one begins. the better.
"N;o•.':.lre never forgives ," Yogi Sharm.IJ
ex plained in 11n interview.
All functions Q( the body -nervou~.
dl1o1estive and elanrlular .5yslems -plu:o;
thf' outward aspects. such as hov.· In
~t end . sit , breathe and walk. are brnu11ht
intn !ocus.
"'t'.fga is a process of reconstruction.''
e11:plains the Ne w Delhi accountant Jiving
in Long Beach during what v.•ill be
a IS.month mission.
"It is a science of e.volution •••
il evolves your body, your mind and
your !:>ul," he add s.
He says the science doesn't demand
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YOGI SHARMA MEDITATING
Mind, Body and Soul
surrender nl bndy, soul or mind, but
involve~ reconstruction and expansion to
' higher plane of consciouaness and
t cstasy.
"But ii docs not promi11t: Heaven after
the present !He." he e1plains, 111ayin&
ii c1n beautify earthly existence throuah
a triumph of harmony over seU-destruc-
luxury llvtng you con reolly offord. A111r11Mnto with prtvote
live emohon11 and conflicts.
"IL. emphasizes shedding of fear,
ha tred. enmity and stlfishness." he s1ys.
''It molds human be ing s. It is for thls
reason that I te ach yo1a."
Yogi Sharma 's personal regimej'\ In-
cludes daily morning exercises following
a bath and a predom inantly vegetarian
diet with only occasional meat con·
1umplion.
He says many westerner~ conceive
of yoga IS an exotic form of calisthenic&
involving 11 cross-!tgged trance.
But many or the pretzel-like positions
are mere ly methods of 1timulatin1 slut·
gish internal organs through muscular
pressure.
A yo11a teacher -or guru, meaning
rf':mnver of darkness -begins at the
basics of the psychosomatic discipline
ll nd morler n communications have made
him 11 sort of spiritual Jack LaLanne
lo millions .
A cf':rtificated guru him&elf. Yot i
Sharma has appeared on television, been
the subiect nf lwri documentary film!
11nd instruC'ted ambassadors to India arid
their fami lies.
The man who has lived yoi;:a fnr 15
:''Cars declare.s -as do many medica l
and psychological experts -lhal 90
percent of man's ailmerits are
psychosomatic.
How wa~ 11uch a rnncept devised so
far in the dim recesses of antiquity,
2.000 or more years before Christ
ptrformed his own hea!int miracles~
"As in the case of all rellglon11, there
was no writing." he e1plains.
"JI came ,Jowly, through long research
by ancient ascetic sages of lndia. ·•
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Newpiort Harbor, .!262 Broad
Street, Newport Beach, at 10
a.m. worship servict! .Sunday
School is held at the &arne
time.
Laguna Buch, Legion at
Glenneyre, will present Ken· '
neth C. Hansen, professor of
Christian aninistries t.:n d t.
education at Pacific Christian
College, Long Beach, who •lll
deliver the sermon at 10:45
a . rr,-r; JIFft1f"lrl"t-ytar,
membership enrollment in The more or less, according to
Cardinal Mcintyre Fund for the affluence of the donor,
O!.arity, Io r m er I y the will be gratefully accepted
Archbishop's Fuod for Chari-P.tsgr. Barry stated.
ty, it was announced by Msgr. Under the presidency cf
William J. Barry, executive Archbishop Manning, the Fund
director. is regulated by a board of
bers of lhe clergy and prn-~--~ .mezr'Xnd ·•nmtc<::
-Riim-
me~ allocations accord1ng lo
evidence of hardship because
o( improper financing.
More than 75 Catholic agen-
cies, institutions and seNices
have shared in some measu re
over 19 years, Msgr. Barry
said.
aptaker on Sw\day, Mr. Dar-
Tell Ha.,.ort.h. Mr. J~aworth, •
who wW be speaking at II
a.m. and 6 p.m., is a
missionary appointee to Brazil
sil'Ving with Baptist Mid·
Mis.sioru;. Huntington-Valley
Baptist Church has Sunday
achoo! classes for all ;iges
al 9:'5 a.m. Worship is at
ll 11.m ., with children's church
for children five to nine years
old. Evening worship begins
at 6 p.m. and Mid-week
Prayer Meeting is on Wed-
nesday evening at 7:30. Als(l
on Wednesday evening at 7
p.m. Is the Youth Happening .
Hunlington-Valley 8 a p t i s t
Church is located at 9779
Starfish. Fountain Valley.
The sermon subject for Sun-
day will be entitled "The
Heart of True Religion, .. at
Corona del Mar Community
Church, Congregational, SI I
Heliotrope: Ave., lo be
presented by Dr. Philip G.
Murray. Worship services are
at 10 a.m. with child care
provided. Church school 1s
also at IO.
One of the mitst dynamic
ministers in the Unit~d States
will speak to ·the • UnttarlaD-
Un.iversalist Fellowship of
Laguna Beach Sunday when
Rev. Stephe~ H. Fritchman
addresses the group at 10:30
a .m. in Room 23 er Laguna
High School. 625 Park Avenue.
Sunday School is held at the
same time. Yo (In gs t e r s
between 8 and 12 are con·
tinuing a month-long study or
Navajo culture and com·
parison with their own. There
is also a program for the
younger children.
a.m. The !~IS singlng giOUp----En v e I 0 p es will be directors, comprising 50 mem·
distributed in parishes of the
Los Angeles Archdiocese Sun-
day to be collected at all
~lasses on the following Sun-
from the college will also give High Youth aa&a
a presentation. Elder Bill Roth ··It 10:4:> a.m.
l''ill conduct the slide show ·
at 7 p.m.
will meet World Bishops to Study
Confession Revisions
The Rev. Dr . }lenr y
Gerhard, minister of lhe
Cln1n=b of Religious Science,
20062 Laguna canyon Road,
Laguna Beach. will speak on
Jan. 17 on ·the subject or
"Whal it Does" at 9 and 11
A.m . Qualified teachers are
in charge of children from
babyhood through highschool
during the early S u n d a y
service onJy.
Neil Sunday at St. Michael's
ud All Angel5' Episcopal
C1111rcb, 32.1.l Pacific View
Drive, Corona del Mar . Holy
Communion will be ce\ebrat.ed
:al bolh the 8 and 9:30 a .m.
services. The sermon will be
given by the Rev. Ed. Allen.
chaplain at UCl . The adult
program will be at 10: 15. The
topic for the adult program
lnstaJlation of members. of
Church Council of Cbrist the
Shepherd Lulberan Church
will be held this coining Sun ·
day at the 10 a.m. service
of worship. Pastor Ackerman
wilt del iver a message on
"Your Reasonabll! Service."
Sunday school for all ages
including an Adul t Bible
Forum taught by Dr.
Ackerman is held at 11 :0:>
e.m. each Sunday. The Adult
Bible Forum is studying
"Jesus of Nazareth."
•·for Such a Time flS This''
y,•jJl be the sermon topic of
the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie al
The Presbyterian Church of
the Covenant, 2850 Fairview
Road, Cosla Mesa. Worship
service will be held at 9:30
and II a .m. Church school
through eighth trade wil l be
held at 9:3tl a.m. The Ordina-
tion a nd lnstallalion of Elders
and Deacons "'ill be held at
the 9:30 a.m, secvice.
''Hitch Your Wagon to This
Star" is the sermon topic or
the Rev. Norman L. Brown
on Sunday at the Plymouth
Ne\.\i>Ort Unity Church will
hold servjces Sunday at 10
and l I: 15 a. m. at the Senior
Citizens Building, 15th and
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach.
The Rev. Loren Dale Flick·
inger will speak on "The
Directive Pr i n c l p 1 e of
Prosperity." There will he a
Singspiration Wed n es d a y
evening at 7:30 p.m. at the
same location.
i\lflrcus Coplan .. <;on or Col.
USMC (Ret.) and Mrs. Ralph
Coplan of Costa ~1csa. will
celebrate his Bar Mil?.vah
Friday evening at 8: 15 at
Temple Sharon, 61 7 W.
J.lamilton . Costa Mesa. He Y.·il!
chant the Haftorah and assist
with the regular services next
Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
The Rev. Bruce Cushing of
Gorden Diehl, director of
the \Vorld Relief P rogram for
World Vision International will
s peak and show slides on
the disastrous typhoon jn
Pakistan al St. Andrew's
Pre s by I er I a ta Church,
Fellowship Hall, 600 SI .
Andrew's Road, Newport
Beach at 7:30 p.m. Donations
wil be encouraged to the
massive relief effort being
undertaken for the people of
that naLion. Sherwood Roberts,
India's leading c riminologist
y,•ill also participate in the
presentation . For any ques-
tions concerlling the presen-
tation call Kim Strutt at 646-
71 47,
''\Vhal Does It Mean to Be
An American?", is the topic
of the first sermon, of a series
of four, which Dr. Ray C.
Gery will preach during the
month of January. al Christ
Church by the Sea, United
l\1ethodist. 1400 W. Balboa
Blvd., Ney,•port Be a c h .
\Vorship and Church School
meet al 9:30 a.m .. with the
Adult Study Groups meeting
at 11:00 p.m. The Senio r
Lotberan Church Of Tbe
~taster, 29CIO Pacific View
Drive, Coror..l de! Mar offers
two hours of worship a t 9
and 11 a.m. Sunday Church
School and Bible classes are
held at IO fl.m. Dr, Wm . R.
Eller will deliver the n1essage
Responsibility'' at both hours
of worsh ip. The Senior High
Luther League will meet al
7 p.m. on Sunday evening.
Dr. Charles H. Dierenfield,
pastor, will preach al SL
Andrew's Pres b y terian
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach Sunday a
sermon entitled "Don't Ever
Let Go ~" Worship services are
held al 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Bethel Bible Study \Yorkers
will have a service of dedica·
lion during the 11 a,m.
worship hou r.
Pastor Ronald L. White of
Newport Harbor Lu t be r a n
Churcb, 798 Dover Drive,
Newport Beach has chosen as
his sermon litle for bolh
services Sunday "Conformed
or Transformed".'" Services
are at 8 and 10 :30 a.m. and
(See PULPIT. Page 5)
day.
The Cardinal Mcint yre
Fund, so renamed in honor
of its founder, does not
operat.e chari table programs
itself. but allocates sums
where genuine need exists,
Msgr. Barry said.
Last year it di s bur se d
'309,178 through 34 outlets,
and since lhe Fund was
established in 1952, it has rais-
ed more lhan $3.7 million,
including m em bership
enrollments. outright gifts. be-
quests and employe-giving
programs, such as AID, for
charitable purposes.
This inncludcd expanded
communily services in South
Central and East Los Angeles,
family and ch ild welfare,
health and youth services. in-
stitutinns for the aged. agen-
cies ror the blind. mentally
retarded and h .. ndicapped. as
well as maternity care and
emergency relief for needy
families through paris h
pastors.
In order to meet constantly
increasing re q u e s t s for
assistance from institutions
not receiving support from
public or other sources. and
from parishes where there is
VATICAN CITY 1UPI) -
Pope Paul VI has asked the
wcrld's 3,199 bishops to study
a r ec omm endation to
eliminate ob l i g at or y con-
fession for Roman Catholics
in all but cases of "grave''
sin, Vatican sources said to-
day.
The recommendation is con-
lained in a documenl on con-
fession prepared by t h e
Vatican Department tor the
Discipl ine of Sacran1ents, the
sources said, anrl was sent
to the bishops recently for
their comments.
The recommendation~ could
becon1e parl of church Jaw
within a year if the bishops
are in fa vor, the sources ad-
ded
The r ecommendation would
allO\V Rnm <1n Catholic COT)·
grcgations to confess their
sins joi ntly in a prayer or
~eneral confession. The priest
then wou ld give joint absolu-
tion to all who had CQnfessed,
allowing lhem lo receive Holy
Communion. Ca tholics be lieve
<i bsolu ti<ln is lhe wiping out
of their past si ns.
Private confession w .!I !
made obligatory by lhe lfiLh
century counter-reformatinn
Council of Trent.
Do ing away wilh It nnw
woul d be c2rtain to set off
a storm of criticism among
cons e r v a t i v es already
smarting over s wee ping
reform~ or lhe liturgy, t he
sources said.
Hnwel'er. thry pointed ()Ut
that even if general con-
fessions are allowed, Catholics
s!ill would be able lo make
private confessions if they
wished.
The sources said private
confession stilt y,•ould he
rlemandetl or certain i ins
which they did not specify,
but y,·hich they said would
primarily be those which have
consequences on other people,
such as ~te<1ling. Jn this case,
the pri~sl would ask the
wrongdoer lo make amends
to his victim before granting
absolution.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
Newport Unity
LOii.EN 0 Fl!Cl(INGEll. M l"l•ler
01t•atto11ol S.rvlc-10 A.M. &. 11 :11 A.M.
Su~d•v School for •II e911 -&:45 •.m,
15rti 011d ll"fhM, Newport koch
Office -646-5111
Singspiracion
WH111e1dey, 7:l0 I'·"'·
DIAL·A·rlAYll 646·06Jt
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
'40 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa-548-3761
R.~. E. W. Ph<llio•
9:)0 A.M.-Church School· AU At••
10:50 A.M.-P'•1tor P'hll/lp1 Sp••klnfl
Jr. & Pr1-khool Ch.,rch
N1,1rHry Core A¥olloltle
1:00 r .M,_, .. ,o, rhUllp• Spea1t1119 1 :JO r .M.-WHllftdiry • ,,.,.r ' IU1l1 Stutly
Hew,ert·M-rre0ktlool-Af" %1/1°5--':JO •·•· ta 5:JO ''"'' ~
rhe11e 645-:ZJZJ
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
760 W. Wilsan, Casta Mesa
141-4104
V. l.. MlltTWl!CK, "AITOa
Jllol SIMGL1£TOM
lolllliller Iii Ttvlfl
•OllllT If, SIJT tG
M l~ltte• If Efw<1tK1n C:AllL GEMYl!'f
SUNDAY SllVICES
9:•S A M.-Su11tlay School
11:50 A.M.-"1,11-J.ollMre er S11Ccet1"
S.rmo11 b1 P..,,.r
1:00 ~ M.-4•ett Speoilie•
le,. CloMde Whlf1
So. Collf. District
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IJIANCHE5 OF THI MOTHEl CHUltCH
THE FlllST CHURCH OF CHllST. SCllNTIST
JN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms
"SACRAMENT"
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10
Co1t1 Mes1-Fir1' Cliurch of Cli rl1t, Sclentl1t
:zttO M"5• v ... 11. Dr .• Cot'• M••
S1111doy School -9:15 A.M.
Ch11rch Senic• -11 A.M.
Reodl119 loom, :ZtSO MH• V•ule Dr.
Huntington Beacli-First Cliurch of Clir ist, Scienti1t
art. a. on.,.
Sunday School -9:)0 & 11 :00
Church -9:10 &-11 A.ht a .. dl.g loom-221 Mai11 St.
Nawport Beacli-First Cliurch of Clirist, Sci1ntl1t
llOJ Vio l ido
Church & S1111tlay School -•:15 &. 11 :00
l"dl119 loom, J)l 5 Vie l ido
Newpor~ Beacli-Second Cliurch of Clirist, Scientist
3100 rociflc Vitw Dr .. Corona dol Mar
Ch11rch lo S1111.ioy School -10 A.M.
Roodi"9 Roo111 -2161 I . ColHI Hwy.
All are cord iallv invited to attend the t hurr h
se rvices and.enjoy the privileges of the
Reading Rooms
Child Cort 1'rowidtd AT All SIRVIClS
CENTRAL I
BIBLE C~URCH ,/I ·t~'"' I
.A . I~ .• ~¥<"' I I& • ,
Emph.ui~ing
The PJ.1n of God
he Person of Clirist I
I TM Powt-r of the Holy Spiril !;
S1mrl~v Sthool 9 A~1 ( /..\ornin3 \\o,,h•p ~ •nJ 10 JO AM
l1en1n\ Se Nice J FM II wean•""•" 8ltll• 111.tdy I arvl P••ve< 7 r,\\ I
Nu""Y du1mg 1tr\1ces I
A full Youth Progr.am
Crn. of Or.ingto and 2Jrd. St,
Cosl• ,.,1t.s;t
R1 .,. Frid Mo"'· Pi.tor :
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Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
%71 Awoc:odo It., Co1to Meso
Soltb•th School •.•• 9 ~)0 AM
Mor11i119 Wor•hip , , 11 :00 AM
rr•yer MHtl ... Wed., 7:JO rM
1'
Corona del Mar I
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
18182 Culver Drive
R University Park, Irvine (,~\J CH le•. Herit.rt N. NJ•rma"" () ~ o"' I S1111d•y Sc;Jr1oal-l:SO A.M. Fo .... 11., Worsa.lp 1:]0 I 10 .......
'ct ('\ Ill-Ill~ Nursery Coro IJJ.J:Z46
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COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE
Warihip-10 A.M.
Ch11r'h Sdlool-10 A.M.
644-7400
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A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l11 lbo1 Ttl11,.d
THI UNITID
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHUR'CH
115 A9 ~I• i.JS.0950
9:10 A.M, Worihip
Wo11hip
,\ Sund1 y School
Co1!1 :~
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
l'!h Sr. & Herber Blvd,
c ;,111ch Wor1hip -9:30 & I I
Ch,..,ch School -9:30
548.7727
Co1f1 M••• North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
H~nJi,.9lon l11c:h -North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
t.662 H1il Ave, 142·4461
Worsh;p & Ch'"'h Sc:hool
9 l 10:10 A.M.
lrvin1 -E11t l lvff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
8ll-1 2ll
•I Univ111tiy Ori"•
Wor1 fiip & Church School
' & tO :JO A.M.
l e911ne s •• ,h
LAGUNA BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
2 1 t.12 We1!11t Ori••
in So, l 1911n •
Worihip •nd
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
M11• 't1rd• & B•kt r St,
549-17 1,
Wo<1 hip & Church Schoo l
9:00 & 10 ~10 A.M.
Ch~rch Sc hool -IO A.M.
-499-3 088
Welcomes You.
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ST. JAMES, J?Ot Vl• lido, Newport loaell
1:10 A.M.-Holy Eucharist
t :OO A,,111.--fornlly Worship
Hunlin9!on l•1th
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2121 1711't SI. SJ6.JSl1
Nowoo•I l1A ch
• SM114sy Sc:h .. I Dlrec.hor
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11 :00 A.M.-Alt ... 11010 Holy CoMMu11io11
l Mor11i119 rroyor
Mid•WHk Holy Commu11io11 & Heoli119 S1nlet1
Tuosdoy-1 O:JO A.M.
W1d11osdoy-l:OO r .M.
Chlld Care ot 9:00 .a.m.
\) S.nicn-9:15 & I O:J O
Ch ... rell Sc:hool-9:15
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
1400 W. a.Ibo• Blvd.
67J-l805
Woroh1p-,:l O A.M.
Ch11•ch School-
9:10 &-I! A.M.
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FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
611 HAMILTON , COSTA MIS.A
GIORGI lOUll, ranor
Svfttl•v St~ool ••••••• , 9;4~Tr1<nin9 U~io11 ••••• ••• 5:00
M1Hftin9 Worship • , , , , It :OOEv1nin9 Worship ••••• , 6:00
W1dn11.i1 v Pr•y•r M1etln9 fo r 111 19•1 .....••• , • • • • • 1 :10
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OF NEWrORT llACH-IDl1clpl"I
MHtlrtt l0'9ulorly Horper t:lt-tory School
425 I, I Ith St., Co1ts M .. o
Church School 9:45 A.M.
h1orning Worship 10:4 5 A.~t.
NMl'H'l' Caro rro•lded
The Row. John I". A1i..y II, ltc:tor
Tll<t lo•. Dnld A. Cr.,mp A11oclato Rector rho•1: ''5·0210
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ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
S•ridofl 7:JO ' 9 :10 t.:lll•rc:lll Sc:lllool-•:lO
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 MCMl••ll• CN-AiH11t11J H• .. l .. tN IMcll
Re,, Do11ald r. lo!N11s. '•t•r
Su11dey Worshl.p: t :l\l A.M. Cllurcll Sc:IMtol: 10:4S A.M.
Offic•: 2011% M0911otlo St. !"tie ... : t61·4t40
Phone: 642-2725 ' NEWPORT HARBOR
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UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH Church of the Covenant
OF THE MASTER '"' ............. c .... MM•
2900 Pacific View Dr. lnteo A. ••n1o. ,...,...
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FIRST I FIRST CHRISTIA~u 211 w :w1LSON ST., COSTA ME A ,.,,, w.,..,, "'' •.M.
C d IM S•11doy W•nhip: 9:JO &-II A.M.-Cll•rctl k,ltoel: 9:30 ·orqna e ar 11 _ .l'llo11e: 545-4J04
DR. WI [LIAM R. ELL ER ' -=--,:-;---;'--,;--;---,-----;---=:--;--"" w.1" c ... ...,.... ·St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church r ... l•h Werter 600 St. A•lllNWS 1-4. ,,._,.... h9Ch
Phone 644-,664 CMtt" Herti.rt Dl .... llfi9'111, p_..,
l.APTIST CHURCH ''"'' IET'WllN HAllOK Oltd FAllVllW '·Ch'tl1H1n Ed 11c•tio11 •:15 A.M. CHURCH Fotli,.1 Wor1hip 10:10 A.M.
f.;00 A.M. ,..""ly Worship I Wonhlp • Clll11rd Sc:"-~: I, t :JI Ii 11 A..M.
10:to A.M. SM-r Chtrch 6•6·7147 ef ...... ,......, SUN OAY MORNIMG ltll E STUDY , • , •• •.•••.•.. 9;45 A.M. .. ;-:=...... i Victoria & Plac eDtia Ave. SUNOA,Y MCR.NiNG. WORSHIP' • COMMUNION •• 10;45 A,M.
............... Cqsta Me63 SUN0.4.Y EVENING WOkSHIP ••••.••••••••••••• 6;00P'.M.
................ Mllilftr 1' J~ ... ~.!1~' I WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE sruo: ............ 71)0 P.M.
'M••'-t W:•nhi .. ..e iJO..l I l '"' I ...... McH11ttl NUlSlll'. CAii PlOVIDID 1 iitMo~chtol ••• ";., 9?10."' 1 Yeutll MlrlltMr I w. Wwt..tterrflllfflt M•llcol Dlrec"9' He i'f S ' ~ 6 oo r M 11"" w......, ............ ••• •.:w. I Ml-Jet.1 L .. 119'11 I '"'1Ct '••• 1 · • al~ .. Sd ... I , ............... t•• '·"'·
Youfti Che ir ••••• , 7:11 P.M, M...,.1"1 .,.,.."' .......... II••'·"'· Ph ULS711 O NI ht
N uriery core "v•il•blo
WElCOME 11 ,00 .... '""";:.:::, St. Mark Presbyterian Church
N•l'Mf'Y rrovl4M C..--Jo.uo .... &-lntt.!llff Driw, c-.. .._. M•
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
• Miuo11rl Sv"o.i
J•m" G""'-kht, P•,_ w.n111,.1: Chwcti k ... ~ Ii 1D:JO A.M.
644·1 J41
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·~==~~1~~~~-~II FIRST BAPTIST CllUIClt_
710 Y1ctorlo St,, c .. ts M-
l.ether V. T-w, r•ter
141·5•04 WOrtlllP $1,...ICtl: l:U •-11 A.Ioli. S~y Sd!Oel1 t ;)O A.M. ......,11 1 1111• ci.u: t:• AM.
CRllSTIAH ILIMUfTAIT SCHOOL I 141·'16&
SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
har~?,;, .~;!?.,~G temJ!le
ir FllST CHRISTIAN 1] • 2s11 CL''' .... N~ ~cH -
-'~.·-. For -I A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU
VH.!!IWR -· 1:1 · br. Walt9r Pegg, Paator • Weekender 111 ........... ._,, .. Alll.', w ......... 1! A-M.-7 •••• Moln 1r·Ac11m1 Streok
Huntington 801ch
Meflll"t Wonltlp ••••••••• , ••
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.JIMo ~ •••••••• 9:45AM
1' .. t\ .... ,.. • •• , • , ,100 P'M
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Advcrti'iling'
Phone
6424321
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CHURCH OF itELIGIOUS SCIENCE
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ANOlll!llot C. ANOERKIN, .,.11t0r
Suno:Uy kNMll• •:U -Mornlnt WOrilll•: l :Oll tfld Jl•Clll
Pri11&1 of P1te• l uth1ro11 Sehool -Min Ellht r Oho11, P'rinct,,I
Off;,, P'h-1 U•-0521 Sihtol Phe11t1 l4t-OS'2
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St James EplKooal Church o 3209 Vii l ido, Newport Buch
for lnform1tion: C1U 67~7230
TEMPtE SHARON
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UIUTH mNIN• sn,1cn MfDAY .. 1111 P.M.
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for childrCJl lhree year..s of How to Live. There will be The United Methodist Youth
age and uilder. Churcb. acbool for all a~es Groups con l I" u e their
from DU{sery lhrouih h~gh meeUngs each Sunday eveD-
Harbor ~htistian Church school at the t a.m. se!"'llCe Ing. 111e Senior High group
Dilclple• of Christ, meet~ 8!1d fro.m nursery through for young people from 9th
each Sunday -at H 1 r p e , _!!_xt~ _grade a~~he_ .. 10 :30 _ a.m. through 12th grades meets at
Elementary S~ 'l"r--fuiro~.v. At~·-P·aL-~ -7 p.m. in tha .chapel. -The
18th St. sttmOn ·ror::-Sunday or tugh Uni~ ~etbQd1st Junior High group for young
is "Treat Yourself To A New Youth Fellowship will meeL people from 7th and 8th
Start". Sunaay School' meets at the.church. , grades meets at 7 p.m. In
at 9:45 a.m. and worship is Moore Hall.
a t h.1:45. Dr. D. w. ~cElroy ''Yoga ls a Way of Life"
is the minister, • will be the topic of lhe address ~ by Mr. Lajpatrlii Sharma, al
the 10:30 a.m. services of the
Un.ltarlan Unlversalist Cbur<'b,
1259 Victoria Street, Costa
Mesa.
Resurrection L u t b e r a n
Chlltt b, 9812 ·Hamilton, Hun·
tington Beach, sc h e du I es
morning worship al 10:30 a.m.
Arthur R. Tingley, pastor, will
spook on "The Gift of a
Renewed Mind." Sunday
school sessions for grades two
and above are at 9 a.m.
Nursery care through first
grade at 10:30 a.m. The Adult
Discussion Group meets al 9
a.m.
Talk Slated
Dr . Joseph ltturphy.
noted author. lecturer
and minister or the
Church of Divine Sci·
ence in Los Angeles,
""'ill speak on "Pray
and Prosper in 197l"
\.Vednesday at 7:30 p.m .
at the Church of Reli-
gious Science, 600 Go!·
den Circle Drive. San·
ta Ana.
wilh lhe first Po John XXllI for 20. ¥ears an1nng the poor Teresa Boyaxhiu Jn Albania In 19(13. pe and a1hng of India. She was ::ind was raised in YugOslavia. The Pope announctd loday
P eace Prize today and hailed to return there Thursday. She She was the first winner of that U1enext J ohn XXlll piiit
tier efforts on behalf of the says she will use the Peace the Peace Prize instiluled by . would be aiven In three year1.
poor and the sick in India .
Mother Teresa, 70-year-old
founder of the Missi()oarles
of Charity, accepted s check
for $24,000 in Clementine Hall
of the Aposlolic Palace.
Cardinals and diplomats In
formal dress attended the
half-hour l'cremony.
The Pope took the occasion
io issue another call for world
~ace. He said peace must
be founded '"not so much on
lhe balance or interests. forces
and treaties, but on the
fralernity of men.''
He described "the humble
~1other Teresa" as "a symbol
of this discovery in which lies
the secret of peace on eartht
which we a re sll seeking -
Christians Require
Judaism l(nowledge
By GEORGE W. CORNELL
A Christian, .in reading the
New Testament. will '"not
know what is really going on
there" if he doesn 't have a
thorough k nowledge of
Judaism of that period, says
a Jewish expert on both tradi·
lions.
"One
Gospel
can't un derstand the
without knowing
.Judaism," Rsbbi Dr. David
Neiman adds.
Dr. Neiman, one of
America's few Jew Is h
specialists on Jesus and the
N e w Testament literature
about him, this week headed
to Rome lo teach for a
se m ester a t Ro ma n
Catholicism's Pon l if I ca I
Greg<>rjan University.
Generation
Gap Shows
With Bibles
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The 1eneratlon gap in B i b I e
reading seems to be about IS
h o u r s, the Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Churcb reports.
Temple Beth David o I
Orange County wil\ C(Jnduct
its Sabbath Services on Friday
evening al 8: 15 p.m. at the
Community Congregational
Church, 4111 Katella Avenue
at Bloomfield, in Los
Alamitos. During the se
services, the congregation will
celebrate and honor the Bat
Mitzvah of Loree Rosen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Rosen. The services will be
conducted by Rabbi Bernard
B. Goldsmith, in conjunction
with Cantor I-tarry Newman.
ln honor of the Bal Mitzvah,
the adult choir of Temple Beth
David will participate in the
services under the direction
of Mrs. fay Newman, the
Temple music director.
Rev. Lloy d Perera, a native
of Ceylon and a former Bud-
dhist, will be p_reaching at
the Huntington Beach First
Assembly of God Church -
Revival Meeting that began
Tuesday and will continue
through Jan. 17. The church is on Newland St., just south,-----------------------------------------------
The first Jewish scholar to
become part of that in-
stitution's theological faculty
in its 419-year history, he says
Christianity i s "becoming
more and more aware of its
Jewish heritage.''
Adult volunteers took: turns
reading aloud from the 874 ,-
746-word King James Bible as
the new year began. At the
same time 200 athers, most nf
them teen.agers, began read-
ing from a variety of newer
translations.
Al St. John the Divine
Episcopal Church, 2043 Orange
Ave., C.M., lhere will be the
celebration of Holy Com-
munion at 7:30 a .m. Family
Service at 9:30 a.m. with Sun·
day School classes for all
ages, nursery through High
School. Nursery care provided
at this hour.
Classes In how !o better
understand your Bible are
being given each Sunday
morning al 10 11.m. al the
Hunllngton Beach Church of
Religious Science wh ich meel!i
in the Women's Club at 420
Tenth St. by f\1rs. Tes
Thompson. The first class 1\•as
held on 3 January and will
continue as long as attendance
demands. The Church is also
sponsoring CI asses in
layman's tongue for laymen
once a week at the home
of Mrs. Violoa Williams lit
8 p1rn. oo...\Vedne54tys. Tha>e
discUssiOnS will ·be confihed
to interpretations of the Text
Book on Religious Science and
v.·il! he.I p.lo enlighten everyon e
concerned . Everyone who has
an inclination to clean the
closets for the New Year is
cordially invited to send any
con tributions to the Rummage
Sale nf !he Women'!i Guild
of the Church cf Rcligit*;
Science by cal!ing Charlotte
Young at 847·4636.
The t.tesa Verde United
t.1ethodlst Church, liOl Baker,
Costa f\-1rsa, w\11 have two
St. Vincent
Appealing
For Donors
The St. V1ncrnl de Paul
Soc1ely's 1971 appeal for
us :i h I e clothing. furniture,
housewarc. appliances and
other articles will begin on
~1rmday, .Jan. 4, ii 1vas an.
nouncer1 by Henry L. Clark,
executive dircc1or.
Steadily i n creasln~
unemploym~nt and influx of
people from other areas &Te
alrtady placing a h e a v y
burden on the Society, Clark
said.
"Our eight stores are being
drained of merchandise and
"'e have had an esceptlonal
number of hardship cases
referred to us by pastors and
parish conferences of the
Society throughout Los
Angele9 and Oranr-counttes,"
ClArlt-said. '"~1 any famllles. partic\J farly
those coming from out of to1~1n
wilhoot adequate ckltlhiog and
fumiture, are facing desperate
tst raiL'I. Through arrangements
with paslor9 and parish con-
ferences, we trope to assist
as many as possible,"
•lundreds of handicapped
men and women are employed
In the: rehabilltallYlt prograrn
of the SL Vincent de Paul
Stores ahd Workstq>s. Clark
said. providing an opportunity
lo them to be self<lfuf!ictent.
Proceeds from the sale of
merehandlse In the stores
Clark said. helps support the
Sociely'1 charit.Ult work• .ai
public and pll••le !g!tlttiflons:
also the Society's operaUon
of Mlserere House, ~at10n
and rehabllitatron... center for
single men on skid row : the
Catholic Marllime Clubs of
!!an Pe<tm and Wlfmlngton :
6t. Vinoent de Paul Ranch
Camp for boys: Sco'lltinR pro-
ar8rns for boys and girs and
a 11oc.t.(I se.rvlce ofllce.
of Slater. Perera was studyin g
·10 be a physician in his native
country of Ceylon at the time
he experienced Baptism and
received a call to the Christian
ministry. Coming to America,
he graduated from Central Bi-
ble College. headquarters Bi-
ble training college of the
Assemblies of God in Spr·
ingfield, Missouri. Pastor Earl
Ayres said services will con-
! inue nightly at 7 p.m. except
Saturday. Prayer ri.'leetings
are being held each morning
at 10 a.m.
Ahortion--N ew Morality Dr. Neiman, ~9. who is tak·
ing leave from his posl at
the Jesuits' Boston College.
is among ·an i n c re as i n g
number of rabbis now
teaching At Christian
seminaries, bot only a handful
are authorities on Jesus'
The adult group finished the
book at 12:20 p.m. Monday,
about 8.f hours after the start
and 15 hours after the young·
er group. Babies Aborted Alive Give Sharp Focus to Moral Issue Church spokesmen said mod·
ern translations contain fewer.
words than the King J ames
Bible and younger r ea d tr I
read faster than adu lts.
Harbor Reform Temple v.·ill
ho ld Sabbath evening service~
at St. James E p is co r a I
Church. 3205 Via L i d o ,
Newport Beach. at 8: Hi p.m.
on Friday. Following the
services there will be a special
Congregational Fnrum I o
discuss the goals of tffe con·
grcgation.
"If God·' will be the topic
or the Rev. Edith Campbell
for lhe_ 11 a.m. worship service
at the Costa r.tesa Foursquare
Church , 1734 Orange Ave.
The ·Rev. Campbell, inlerim
minister for the chureh. will
speak on "Kn owing the Tirrie"
for lbe 7 p.m. service. She
.is being· assisted by tbe Rev
Ena Fanson with Pastoral
dlllles until Jan. 24.
" '
By LOUIS CASSELS
Ul'I lteH•illn Wrill f
A report from the New York City Health Department
brings into sharp focus the moral issue involved in libcr·
alizcd abortion !av.·s.
The report reveals that since abortions 1vere legalized
last July I, in 26 cases aOOrlion procedure brought for th
a fetus that displayed unmistakeable signs of life.
One fetus survived the ordeal of birth·by·abortion, and
now is a normally developing four month old girl.
The othe r 25 lived for only a few minutes after a suc-
tion apparatus snatched them half-formed from their
mnther's womb. Bul all or them had the characteristics o!
live babies -heartbeat, gasping for breath, muscular
111ovemcnts.
It is necessary to lay out. these grislv fa cls in detail
because they make clear tha t alxlrtion niay, under some
if nol all clrcun1stances, involve the deliberate destructlnn
on bona fide huma n life.
The Rnman Catholic Chu rch has contended. In it~
losing ba!Lle ;igainsl liberalized abortion laws that life
begins at the moment. of cnnccption and the ter1ninalion
of pregnanl'y. even al a very early stage, is morally equiv·
alent to murder.
Protestant moralists ~encra\ly reject this view. Thl.'y
argue that true human life does not bc1.?in until the fetus
''quickens" -sbout 12 weeks after birth. On this basi.~.
mal}Y lar~e Protestant OOdies have rndor!ied legislation
aiuthorizing legal abortion in fhe early mon!h3 of· preg·
nanr..v 1( there /\re sound merfical reasons fnr it.
Mo.~t Jewish scholars hold thal a fetus is "mere nu id"'
until 40 dey!i after concepl~'lfl. but t.hcreafier is at lc.:ist
11 "partial person." Although Jewish te;ichinR condones
a bortion for "gra1•e reasons" -that is, when necessary In
save the mother's health -Rabbinic opinion tend!i k>
\'iew even a therapeutic abortion as an act of homicide,
akin to killing a man in self-defense.
Su pporters of unrestricted abortion assert that a fetus
shoulcl be regarded simply as part of the mothl.'r's bOOy
until the actual moment of birth. Thus. they say, the
mother has the same right to discard an unwanted fetus
as she "'ould have to get rid of an innamed appendix or
abscessed tooth.
The New York abort0n law tries to compromise the
question of when life begins by permitting abortion al any
time up to the 241 h "·eek of pregnancy, but not thereafter.
The physician performing th e abortion is, of oourse, de-
pendent on the mother's word about the time of e-0ncep-
tion and may fi nd himself trying to abort a fe tus which
i~ within a month or two of normal birth.
Dr. Jean Paktcr. director of maternity service.~ fo r
the New York City Hea lth Department. believes this is
\vhat happened in the case of the baby girl "'ho t1u rvived
abortion·hirth.
Dr. Pakler tol rf UPI thal she fiees ''no moral issue for
lhe physician'' \n aborting a fetus thal already displays
signs {If life.
'"I don't see hov; a doctor coulrl be helrf for doing any·
thing immo~al," she said. "He is acting within the fr ame·
v.·ork of the law."
But what is legal i.c: not necessarily moral. II may be
entirely legal 1n Ne w York, and a growing hst of other
states. ,t.o . destroy a quic kened fetus. But this fact does
not cxct1sr all_of us, in ¥.•hoie naroll.I these laws arr pass.
eil. from facing the agonizi ng"moral Question of who, if
<1nyone. has the right to pass a death sentenl.'e on a lotat!y
rfcfenselcss 11nd totally innocenl hein~ who pnssesse!i, 11!
least in potential, all or the attributes of human life and
prrsonhood.
ministry.
"Jesus was a great Jewishlj~~~~;;.iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiij
teacher.'' he said in an in-1 1 ill'
terview. 1,oocrs Of OIL PAINTIN•S
However, he added, it is WHOLDALI WAllHOUSI
impossible to grasp the full OnN TO THI PUILIC
meaning of Jesus' sayings and 30°/o off
actions without k now i n g ,.,, 1. •01Ho•1t. SANTA AlfA
Judaism of those times. itsq ~-~·~·~·~·~:~:~~~:·~··~~;· .. ~-~·~· .. ~~~~ thought and conditions, since1
1 He and His disciples were
Je\Ys in that Jewish setting .
''He was right Jn the middle
or the inlel!ectual ferment ofl
His limes," Dr. Neiman said.
pointing out lhat issues raised
by Jesus al so are argued in l
rabbinical d iscussions of that\
day, as reco rded in the
Talmud. I
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For instance, when Jesus
v.·as criticized £or plucking
grain on the Sabbath and con·
tended that "the Sabbath was
made for man. not man for
the Sabbalh," Dr. Neiman
notes that this same position ,
is argueil in the Talmud~ ,m-.-i ... "'~!'"!M".'-,,.-c11
against .1111\opposing view. !';~~~~~~~~~~~
, ?her'~]'! siJn ilJP~llellflf
dn other Issues.' sUCh~iS Jesus ._ stan~ ~1i:ain~t dlvo~· ~xcept 1 KIDS
for 1n(1del1ty, a position 111/io ,
Sur)day.at Co mmU n t ty
United' Metilodlst Church. 6662
Heil , Huntington BeOCh. the
Rev, Charles L. Rose will be '----------------------------------------------_) rabhis of the time. being argued an1ong otherl LJKE
Christian Crusade Head
Speaking in Southland
Dr. Billy Jame!i J-{arg1s,
direclor of Christian Crusade.
located in Tulsa. Ok la .. will
continue speaking al a three
day s~ries o( meetings in
L.l'nwood today and Sunday.
These meetings will be he!rf
at the Bellshaw :\1emnna1
Baptist Church, 3231 ~1 1n·
nesota Avenue on Friday and
Saturday at 7 00 p.m. and
nn Su nday at 10 ·30 a.m .. 2
p m. and 7 p.rn . according
to A.F . King, pasrnr.
In addition to his duties for
Christian Crus::ide, Hargis also
serves as president of
American Christian Coltf'gr, ;:i
liberal a rt.~ college a l Ii o
located in 1'u1sa. The college
\Vas founded in 197() to mcel
lhe grow ing need for a
·"liberal arts college (Jffcring
Christian Conservative crluca·
ti(Jn lo the ·)'oung people of
Amertca", a cc ording to
Jlargis.
Hargis was a pioneer in the
( i e Id of anti.Communist
ministry, found inR Christian
CnJsade in 1948. The Christian
Crusade radio broadrast and
publicalion of the Christian
Crusade '"week ll'" are lwo nF
the important. ·nrlds nf hi:-
m1nistry. In sdd1!inn tri lhe
collese. another new depart-
ment "'a~ lounc1c1t in 1970.
!hr David L 1 v i n g s ! no
i\tissionary Foundation, lnr ,
Mission;iry arm of the Church
of 1he Christian rru~iidr.
Ha rgis will deal \\·1th a w1<lt'
varirt.v nr topics under the
general lh,.n1e or ' 'The
Pr11blerns That C (In r r n n ~
Am cru·a 1'nd::iy." ln additinn,
hr \vii! bring a rrport on h1~
recent trip around th~ v1nr!d,
at whi ch lime he visiterl Chri ~·
tlan Crusad'! Mission Work in
India and Korea. speaking a
number of times in each coun-
try he visited. He al.~o con·
ducted a Christian Crusade
Tour of the Holy Land and
Greece for approximately 85
Ctuistian Crusade friends .
Bishop Kennedy Set-
F or Valley Sermon
Bishop Gerald Kennedy will dedicated leadership to the
be the pulpit guest this Sunday church. The First United
rooming at the 10 :4~ a.m. Methodist Church or Fountain
service of worship at the First Valley, ls fortunate tO" have
United Methodist Church of thts great church leader as
Fouiitaln Valley, t 8 2 2 5 Its pulpit guest this Sunday.
Bushard St. Both the °'ancel 'l'hi.s Sunday afternoon at
and Junil),r Choirs will be 1::10 p.m. members of the
singing at this service. At church will be gathering for
9:30. the Rev. Mr. Ken. an afternoon of visitation In
McMillan,~ pastor of t be _the community. Under the
church, will be bringlr\i the leadership of Mrs. Ramon
sermon. Church !ehool classes Moore, Work Area Chiiirmai
will be heJd at both 9:30 and of Membershi p and
10:45. Evangelism, c1llei:s will be
Blsbop Kennedy ls the making friendly visits on con-
Episcopal le3 dtt of t h e stltuenta and new res.ldentl.
Soulhm\ Califom la·Arlz.ooa · A n@W study class on "The
ConEerence-. or the United Life. and Teachings of Jesus"
Methodist' Olurch. He carries will be begun this Monday
respons.ibility for 2 6 D, t O ll night by Mr. McMillan. The
Unlled MethodtstJJ in 495 clesses w\11 be held at a p.m.
churehes. Bi!hop Kennedy Is Al the p!lraonage, 9 6 6 ~
a prolific writer. one of the Nighling11 !e. Each week the
country's great preachers, n rl11~, wlll be considering the
commilleed churchm11n,. amt event of message oul of the
Coast Youths
Will Attend,
Conference
CoHcge·Career youth of
\Varner Avenue Ba pt 1st
Church, \Varner Avenue ar
(;otharrf Street. Hunt1ngton
Reach. \\"Ill attend I h e
South.,.,·cst Baptist Con fert>nre
r nltf'ge 01.[l·ln at P a I m
Springs. Frb_ 5-7 a! thr Com-
munitv Church of P ;i I n1
Sprinis.
,Jarn1·s Rorror. n 0 ' pastor
nf the First Bap11st Church
of t,.1kC\voorf \1·ill he the
featun•d sreakrr. The Or:in
is f\.1ed Brou.~~ard. Youth will
participate in ou1rcach ac·
tivi1ics at ''The Ark ," in l'ity
p<1rks and on the streets.
Recreation aclivi!ies include
bowling, tennis. r id i n g ,
1ramway, basketball and
touch football.
Cost of the weekend is S12
and includes insurance, ll\"O
nights lodging. four meali1 plus
a full program. Deadline for
registration is Jan. 2.f. Further
information may be obtained
by calling lhe church office,
847·7050.
Costa Mesa Witnesses :i£~;l~~~dm':l~~~d~:'!J~;;! UNCLE LEN ~d~c~d~ic~a~t~ed~rc~l~ig~i~oo~s~J~c:w~io~th~e~I~~~~~~~~~~~~ To Attend Circuit Meei 1' '!':.._i'""""'
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The Costa ri.1esa Eas1 con-I
SERMON LECTURE SERIES
No. 1
traininJ: sessions, or circui1
assemblies, "'hich are held !
several times earh year.''
gregation of J e ho v ah ' s
Witnesses "'ill meel for the
first time in January with
othpr cnn10tregat1ons in the
newly formed Sn u t he r n
"WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN AMERICAN"
Dr. Ray C. Ger y
S1111doy -J•1111ar, 10th
•:lO 0 .111. ta l•ll•w e44r ..
Ciililorn1a c!fctUI 30 A, it
v.·as an111)unced this week.
This assembly, according to l
Toutjlan, will be based on the
theme. "The Word of God
;.., A!1vt>.'' and "'111 fealure '
ta!ks. discussions, and enacted CHRIST CHURCH 8Y THE SEA
illustrations based nn the. Bible United Methodist
and ,it.~ ;:ipplication today in 1400 W. lolboe ll•d .. N1wport IMcll, Collf.
ed for January 22-24 in Noren, 1·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;=;~~======:! This initial session. s(·hedul·
peoples' hvcs.
w!ll he a spC'c1a! training Pinpointing the ., 1. {
nit:f't1ni;: sponsored by the world cmidilions as one pro· "'"'
\Vat chto.,.,•cr Rih!c. and Tract b!cn1 affecting peoples' li\'es
i'ocioly ol Brnoklyo, New today, .I. D. Wcngcrl. New ·foa•rh'ov"" flemorial 'Jla_J·
York . York n1inister and pr1ncipll l "'' JR,
Herald Tout,Jian , spokesman speaker for lhe weekend, will
ror the Costa Mesa E:as~ con-di scuS!i Bible prophel'ics bear·
... grc.gation said that the new ing on the question. '"Who Wlll
circuit includes only those con· Conquer the World in the
gregations in San Clemente, J970's?" His talk will be a
Laguna Beach, the east 9ide special fcaturr. for the public
of Costa Mesa, Tustin, mo9t Sunday afternoon of the
Th• Southla11d's Mosl B•ailtiful
J\-ltmorials
MAUSOLEUM • COlUMIAllU/4 • Cf.Mfl t•Y
TREES of the WORLD
n f San la A n a and assembly, and is expected to ........ .~~~~~~~~~~:.:~~~~~~~·~-<~======~~O~n~l~·o~i~rh~.a~v~e~n~A~v<~a~u~e~~
s.betrettd
by th•
Westminster. be heard by over a thousand
d l d
Bettoten Santa Ana and Orangt
"As the size and number e egates an their friends.
of congregations Increase,"' he-,-------------------------~------~ explained, "the circuits are
rearranged to maintafn a con·
venient attendance tols l for
.-aevanty.onn at
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DAILY l'ILOT Si.II l'IMllH
THE HAPPI NING' WAS IT A SCENE O~ DEBAUCHERY, DRUGS, WIL D SE X AND FILTH ••• ••• OR A SHOW OF PEACE, LOVE AND HAPPINESS IN CHR IST'S NAME ON HI S BI RTH DA Y?
How Laguna Fared When the Multitudes Came
View I: Disaster
P•t• 1 Edltorlal in tht Lag una Be1ch N1w1-Po1t
~QIE.tt!Ml,t&:tl!'JIStt:Sllil!iiAJDl .. ii!LiFSIJ§!iiil1t:.:etWcJ.'b.Q'.'.ftZNt.\5\EfJllU\liiid ~ 111 lhe lr V ,W ua111 a11d double d up 011 1he lr ii t Y amaha•, rhe u cattae from a s d llrant a s il1 e ·
! /tlldw est to l .. og11rta B e a c l1 's '~Dappc11in9 '' 0 11 ~:
: C hrbl1111u. A• ma1111 as 5 0,000 r l1111e d l ir e hill• >' :l 1 111 S yt"onaore F ial• for rl1e e t·e 11f. 'fhe r e a c t ion ;
A ''hip"ie happening" far better
describes what took place in Laguna
Canyon over the Christmas y,•eekend than
rock festiv<'l. which it surely was not.
E ven to devotees of roc k music. what
was presented was disappointing at best.
Make no mistake aboul ii, this wag
not just a gathering of innocent peace
loving children celebrating Christmas in
their own way . Sure. there were man y
who were just that but also there were
many who repre1ent the worst dregs
of our society. Drugs lnol just pol but
the whol!! gamut of hard stuff ) was
truly available and widely used. A
mockery was made of even lhe broade1t
J'.IO!Sible lnlerpretatlon of sexua l freedom.
Some or the vilest forms of public
fornicalion took place. enough to turn
even the strongest stomachs. Even
rudiment1ry sanitation w1111 Ignored with
public defecation comn1on . Splendid
Christm1s fare indeed for some of our
local youn1sters. mos t of •whom were
on hand out of shttr curiGSity. This type
of uncontroll!!d event cannot bt allo wed
to happen again in Laguna .
NOW THAT th e can yon is re11son1bly
back t.tt normal . a :!Obr.r reflection on
the Christm1u~ weekend there is in order.
We seriously doubt lhat many citizens
of Laguna "'ere fully aware of the very
diffi cult and potent ially exp losive situa·
tion our community y,·as exposed to
throughout tht long holiday y,•eekend .
Although tr11ffic jams and road blockJ
lncon\'enirnced a number of our citizen.-.
at best it was mild compared 'A'it h
tht total loss of !hf' Christmas hnhda v
fnr !hf' en1ire City Council. city man11ge.r
and many nf thP city h111l staff. police
'and fire forcts huttressed by a number
nf citizen voluntef'rs who 11ns1\•ered the
call for help.
IT UNDOUBTEDLY has been diff ic ult
for many of our re11derg to cut throup:h
all of the compleiil ies of the siluation
and get 11 cleiir picture. Many in·
fiamma\ory pr~ and radio reports 5erv·
ed only to add to the confusion. A
number of citizens expreMed concern
with the entire situation i nd some voiced
opinions thet our city government was
not functioning very well in the
(:ircum!tancez.
Ha ving followed the entire t1ituation
c:loffl y from beginning to end, we fetl-
unequivocally our C1ty Council, city
manager, police force and aU others
ccnOtrned handled thlt! very difficult
altuatlon extremely •tll and Laauna h11
reason to be proud .
Al! the legal ramifications notw!tht1tan·
rhng, it was well kno wn that some in
the canyon were thirsting for a con·
frontation and had our !aw enforcement
people obliged. serious And needless
bloodshed could have resulled . There
are indeed times whe n discretion i~ the
better part of valor and thi'.'; surely
w1s one of those ti mes.
Your community leadership v.·as on
duty virtually around the c Io c le.
throughout the en tire holiday weekend
and rather th;i n enjoyin g the tradition11l
Chr istm11s with their fam ilies. thesf' men
were subje'cted to severe: pressures and
strains in behalf of the ci ty.
THE COUNCILMEN kept thri r hear!'.';,
carefully analyzed opinion~ offered by
specialists called in, decision~ y,·erc tak('n
11 nd serious trouble avoided. Our new
city man ager, Larry Hose. pul in a
stellar perrormanre in hi~ baptism under
fire in Laguna. And we wanl In add
special kudos for our own Jim Van
Rensselaer. who v.·nrked tirelessly around
the clock throughout the enti re period,
ha ving vol unteered to rrprrsen! the city
in the situation as its public information
officer.
All in all . v.·e must concl ude th1t
\I v.·as a job well done ~
Looking al lhf' n!her i-i rle of !he Cflin.
v.·r sincerly hope there are no longer
any lin ge rin g doubts In 8ny quarters
nf our rity gnv ernment ,11s to whelher
or not our small community can ef·
frcti vely handle a lArge ifOUp of th11
kind.
"'E FEEL THIS t nl1rr "h1ppit hio p---
penlng" could have bPe n avoided 11nd
a thoroush investigal.Jon shnuld he m11rl e
lo determine whv the situa!1on v.·as ellow-
f ed to gel out ' of hand in the first.
place. Now that the ci1y has pa id p;ood
1non ry to consultant~ In help the rn out
of a serious difficulty, "'"" would sugtirst
11 few more dolla rs should be spent
H necessary to le11rn how to avoid a
recurrence which Lagun a s!mp!y cannot
lolerat.e: under any circumstance.
An ounce of prevention is still y,·orth
a pound of cure and although this lesson
was very expensi11e to the community
fprob•bly in excess of SZ:'l.0001 we must
consider ourHlves rortuna1e in this in-
stance. There are sound. leg11I methods
available· lo µ.event this type of situation
from de11elophfi lncht first place and
we ur&e our d ty 1avernment tn take
all ateps neceuary to inaure \hit tht
city is fully prep.Ired ti'I ward arr future
attempt.a which are bound ta occur.
Our 1tlaN In San f'rancltro
~ 1vo• a • m ixed a s fhe 9e 11e ratio11 gap i• 1vid e -
rus 1vif11e•• t f1 ese fw o nf"cD11t1f a, 011e n11 e ditorial
fron1 fl1 e figltfly f:'Dtt•er vof ive L aguna B ea r lt
Ne1vs-Posf , fhe o t he r n 11orJ1 front rhe 11·i d e ly
••lrc1dole d , hlpple-orlenl e d L .A . Free P reu.
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Wlw'd B e a Policeman?
Here's One-and Why
In thr 10 )lenr.r; it l1n.~ br,11. trnuii110
nfj1rrrs thrnuf)li 'he Ln.~ .4:11gP./r.~
Pn/1cr Acodi>111y, tile /\1t 1<1por/ Rtacl~
Police Dl'pnr1111e11t ho.~ scored o TP·
mnrknble record -in !ht po st fn11r
i1rot~. NPlll'f'OT,, nfficr rs lu1VI' tl1rrr
rirne.r; ,s rnrrrl 11.r; thr Nn. I grorlunr r :
jive //11 uc .,rortd as No. 2 i11 1/lt1r
classe.~. This yenr"$ 0111su111di11g pr11d·
11a tt -No. 2 in In.~ cla.ss -i.~ Da vid
L /011. 21 . u;ho gn ue 1litse uit1Ds 011
his rrofess zon i"n >iis grod1u11 inn nd·
rlres~.
l\y DAVID L. ION
The question which we. a~ nev.·Jy tra in·
ed r>nlicf' officers. art most often 11s\.;erl
is, "\\"h1 rlo you want to become a
policem an at 8 tim e hke 1hi!'i ~"' Th is
.,.,·oulrl 11.ppee r to bf' 11. diff1cull que!'>tinn
ro answer. a.~ therf'!
Rrt many a spect.~
of po I i re work
y,·hich lend to make
it look unaltractive
as 11 caree:r.
The pa y ill not
the best which can
be found. and the
hou rs a r f' lonG ,
hard , and unpredi c·
table. The un iform
and the badge rep-
resent both authority and the .. tslab-
llshment." whleh many groups in our
10C:iety are violently againsl
Not only are there the ri•kl and
dangers which h11111e always gone 'Wlth
pcUce work. bul toda y there txlst m1ny
new and unexpected hazards. Police st•·
!inns are being bombed. officers are
btlnt deliberately called into ambuth,
and org<inized vio lence is an every clay
orcurrcnc r.
POLICE OFFICE RS 11re bl:'in g al·
lac ked while \vriling traffic citation!',
v.hile sit ting in !hei r patrol ca r ~ writing
rr!port~. and even while attending the
funeral of a sl11 in brother off icer.
A policeman·s pr iv ate life is also dif·
ficult . Conduct y,•hic h is acceptab le for
11 private citizen . is not al,,..·ays ac·
ceptab!e for an off-duty policeman. In
law en!orce:menl. more tha n any other
profession. eve ry mtmber suffers from
lhe mistake of one.
All the~t things. when added up, nb-
v1ously make 11 career in 111 \V en·
forcement 11ppear somewha t less than
drs1rab\e. Unfnrtun ately. these aspect s
:ire th t ones y,•hich receive Lhf' wiliest
pu~!ic1ty .
P.u1 1hrrr are other IPs!i puhlici1.t:d
elcn1ent.' nf police .,.,·nrk wh ich ~e ll the
Jflh, and in turn make lhl' quf'stion,
''\\'hy do we wan! to be co me
po!lcr1ncn?" \'er,v easy 1fl answer.
Police wor k nlfers the greatest
prrson11 l rewa rd of an.v profession. An
nHlcer would find it dlffl cult lo express
thr wa.v he rc11lly fee ls afle.r ht has
successfully revived an unconscious child
by moulh·t~mouth •resuscitation. or
assiste:d in the delivery of a baby.
Also. there is a great sense of ac-
C(lmplishment when a policem11n , through
hill own investi11tion. ident ifit s and
apprehends a long-sought criminal. Of
tnurse, lheae instances don·t happe:n
'-''f'ry day . but e:ven the roul inf'! task!!
af a polic e officer have their own
r~wards. btcause he is in !he business
of helpina people.
. Oh, She l{nows Him-and Intimately
EVERY POL ICE OFf"ICER is con·
r crnrrl "'ith the ima~e or his department.
Hf' knoy,·s that every lime he acl' in
11 respectful a.nd prnfe~sional m11nner
he adds to th11t image. The. belier th;it
image is, the ffl()re the public will
cooperate with , 11.nd bacli: IL! policemen.
This Is one nr the biggest challenges
of police "'Ork : to work a.s a team
in !he contntunitv. By HERB CA~N
SAN FRANCfSCO -'I'w't haa bttn
a Mw:s blackout on ' thi1 , i,ut 1r1
1UU true Lhat a JirT afudent 1t a
ldl college was r•ped ln her
.. mHory oDfl nlCbt JaR week. •L!'"'· What •i!Plllee lfflcer .. Rd -. u .... wild _.. ""' .-.w, ltif rtplled ''Oh IW"t -
-i..•11 otlCt before ' " • •
AM> ·.lff TRI IUl1C of running
U.. iub]ect Into Ille ..... rid .. XllhY
~·· horne tram San Diego Slate Hlr * holidays. couldn't wait to tell
-mothet' about two cl•ssmat.es wno
art 1tttJn1 marrltd. "They're botft lr" reportfd Kattly "and ahe: lan 't
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WEU., Tr'S TIMELY: Glenn Put-
nam NYI M ~$.Id to take hJt tem·
pWaturt ytttenlay morNn& a nd
couldn't ftad-a thennometer. so he
gtuck a t.una into his moulh. Hello?
the Slate Re!!OurcC"s Bldg. 1 n
St:cramento, notes Rabert d t I
AgMUno, you will flnd a bol witb
tb1s absolut11Y le<imate notice af-
flltd la It: "The State Library ir
• , In urgent Med of pendl ·atube (2
• t • lo 4 lnchts long ) 11nd has no budget
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OVD AT &en QUentln. rtpOt1I my to ·buy the(n . Your help will bt •P.
ptn pt!. John WaUon. the prJtcmtrl pr~l1tcd ." Cut, 1queeze. trim -ind
wtft belna shown a Westtrn fiJm 1naw!
-lad when Star £11 Wallach ruped •
"'A bullet ii too Sood for you," PftOVJ.NG AGAIN that il takes all
_ v.~~~~n h~ 1~~ ~~ierr~t -~~ ---~c!~ irv~ • ~ra~over1~:·
Authority!" record. Betwttn 2:30 and 4:30 one
morning 111~1 week . he drove' 1:1~ la~
nn 1 free.,.,·ay cl overle11r ne1r Dublin
'cro~t the Bay -11.nd wfto'1 nutt y
enouah to ch,11llenge that?
AND HOW &rt Lhlncs in the c11plt1I
of the. blage1t ind rlche~t Stile In
the. Nation? Well . In the lobhy of
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This graduat irig cl11~s is now pert af
the brotherhood of policem en. We realize
that there 111rc risks in our work, but
bttaute: of the many houri or unexcelled
tr111inlng • we have received. we will
mlnlmlu those risks. We ht vt been
teught to use the tools of our trade,
lhe mhlll important of thole being com·
mon ~*-'~ But above all, Wt h:.vt been
t1u1ht to work w\th , and for. I.he people
or our citle:s.
It I• no~ our r_espon1jb ility to preserve
and reinforce Ole tuptrklr reputations
that our police departments preaenUy
have. Wt must make certain thal to
the citizen In trouble. the firJt 11ight
nf I policeman i! 11lwAy~ lllCCOmpan led
by 1 1l1h ol rtlie f 11nd a feeling of
aafety.
View 2: New Age
P1ge 1 Story in the Los Angeles Free Press
For a monlh prior to Christmas,
posters 11nd unde rground t11 dvert isement~
announcing a celebration of !he birth
of Christ a.nd welcoming in the "New
Age'' y,·ere distributed ell over the world.
Due lo a lol l\] Jack of organization.
the city fa thers of Laguna Beach had
a meeti ng .,.,ith some al us who were
in\'Olverl 11.•ith the happen ing. Al this
time we were promised complete.
Cf!Oper11tion and we had nothing but praise.
far their positive response. • -
The mo~t important agreemenl we
came lo at the mePli ng wall that a
site far the fes tival wu necessarv.
Several hip residents of Laguna cQfi·
ta cterl Mr. Stepnovic h who owns lhf'!
fllXl acre parcel that the Love-in was
he ld on. He more th11n willingly ga ve
permission for the r venl 1o be held
on his la nrl . The city fathers were joyou~
that a si1e had heen found an d told
u~ that since i! was pr ivate land we
d1dn "t need to provide any facilities or
secure 11 permit ,
ALL OF US "'ho y,•ere contributing
our energy to thi s event soon re;ilized
lhat we were involved in a magic hap·
pe nin11:. Impossible situations were being
solved as fast as they appeared. We
s(l(ln became assured that God "'.a.s the
nrgani7.er of this even! Everyth ing about
the celebration was di fferen t than whal
has happened in the paat.
The enJire party w1s put on by
\ oluntf'ers and by rlon&tion~.
On Christmas Eve all or the \11ise
beings \r ho perceived th e hght Qf this
event starter! tn gather logether to
t1•Hnes.~ a m1rac\r. AH ni,llhl lnng th e
helpers v.·orkerl no ~ett1ng thr ~\age
rt'arlv so that 11 would he 8 be autifu l
prrsEo.n1 10 evC'rynne nn Christmas morn·
in,::. Th e ~o It. by 30 ft., 10 ft. high
sLt11 ge was draper! in tie d.ve s and nn
the roof w a ~ a l11rge cros~ ga ily
decorated with col nr~d yarn and h11nging
be lls. 11 \VIS by far the mast bea ulifu l
and well put to1ether st111ge m 1he history
or fe1tiv11ls . lt immediately became an
altar of the "New Age" for speake:rs
and 1roups.
Christmas morn ing began v.•ith pr11yers
and meditationfl as we brou&ht in a
beautiful day. 1t was apparent to
everyone Ulat a New Consciousne!S was
bClm on earth tha t wauld soon shtke
the £0undat1ons of the world .
BY AFTER NOON I.here were M,000
celebrant~ gathered and traffic w1s back·
er! up for mi les iri every directlan . By
night time the po lice h11d completely
!l:e~\ed ofr the enlire city or Lagun•
Beach and people were walking five
to ten miles to get to the celebration.
Lot s of major groups were trying to
get in but the police wouldn't let any
of them in. We were being se1Jed off
from the world.
Du!ing tht three da y1 af the restival
<ton111ions were callecled ta secure food
for tht . free vegetarian kitchen. Over
the four day1
• of tht Bf'!.ln there was
50 much pt1ce, love. and happintss
!hat evl!ryone 's JUe wa.!i transformed.
There wag no violence 1nywher1.
everything was perfect.
On the lhlrd night of th\ festival
we recelv@d t mes.sage from the city
f.thers that no one else could c<>me
in, even if ht walked. This also meant
that we couldn 't get food, water. med ical
htlp or sanltaUoo facilities. Doctors were
refused entrance. 10 portable toilets wtre
turned away tw ice, and food btll ft to
1poll. Th is was probably dont bee1u1e
fhe: fo11o"'·lng statement was quottd in
I.he Lo! Anaeles Tlll\t1: "Th\1 ts God'•
land !Ind !IS his children W! are 1alng
to stay here until a higher autharlty
removes us.''
OUR FlRST commun1ca!ion wllh the
city fathers was th11l if we would end
a ll electric musi r at sunrise and .switc k
to acoustical guitars we could remain.
At six p.m. I got up on the st a I e
and announced lo everyone that the
city fathetrs-fclt that tt · w.as the -rock
music thft ·Was troldhig us together.
I asked that• we show them that it
was love that held us. Af ter the lou d
cheers had ceased I announced that
this was the beginning of !he Age of
Aqua rius 11nd that Chris t h11s returned
lo earth in the form of thousands or
chosen ones. Thf' Second Com ing will
be felt all over the world , t11cknowl edp;e
the Lord. He is beyond drugs, Jesu.~.
Yoga . medita!ion. analyzar.ion, an ('.
everything else. HE JS~! At th is time
lwenty thousand angels held a match
flam ed in the air and chanted AUM.
The next communication we receive d
from higher authorities wn; --rha t we
\\'ere to be out by sunrise. J again
gol up and told the crowd wh11t was
happening and asked them to make !heir
own decisions. ll was decided tha t v.·e
v.·auld spe nd the nighl and rlean up
everythi ng the next day, take down !hf'!
stage and be out by dirk . This messagt
Y.·as sen t lo ttie city for their approval.
AT SU1\IRISE !he next mornin,I!' ;i
he!icop!er fle"· aver and announced thal
wt had to dtspe rse 1mmrrl i1telv. !n ;i
few moments riot police w1!h rfne11 •f)-
~a red in the hllli-~urrnunrl1ng the vAllf'!'.
Even tl1ou gh people want rd lo continu~
their rlr::in up nf Lhe canyon they v.·crr.
forced tn leave. /\ quol e from ;i !neat
paper say!', ··r-.1 11ch mnrl:', nnt pirturerl,
created l'I king size cleanup jnb for
Laguna Beach crews who didn't 11:et
any he lp from !hose who created the
unsightly scene.''
Several people were maced and be:.ten
when they didn't move fast enough.
The medical cases had to walk out
on th~ir own acrord. One case couldn 't
e\•en \\'Ilk and the police laughed a.,
they forced him to crawl out of the
med ic ten t. On behalf of the festl\•al
11:oers there was absolutely no vialence
i1o! even 1 fOCk thrown. The hitht;
.authorities immediately tonic. over and
burned what frightened them most. The
Christmas present th11t was for everyane
Immediately was ashes.
They s~itl must fee l that ~mething
as materiel as an 111tar Is holdin a us
toge:ther.
The valley wa1 Bethlehem and La.1un a
is New Jerusale:m. lf you 111rt conscious
and are ready to be purified, then come
be with us. Bul co me prepared 1.o help
and nat to be a burden,
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Saturday, J anuary 9, 1971
The Comment Pace of the
Daily Pilot sttks to inform
and stimulate readers by
pr11entin1 a variety of com.
mentary on ~opics of inter-
eAt and 1ignlfie1nce from
l.nformed observers a n d
sJ>t'ke1men.
Rffert N. Weed, Publl1her
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JW!o a&oin, boys OJld girls
and welcome to the second
weekend of the year 1971. Just
think, in 29 years, we will
be in a new century and a
second thousand years A.O.
Most of you won't be too
old by then. I was real happy
with. the fine drawings or
favorite noats this .... ·eek.
Weren't those par a d es
somethjng. Many of the floats
took almost a full year to
design and many long hours
to build. It really looked worth
all lhe effort, didn't it.
We were a little light in
poems this week. though, so
put those won d erfu l im·
agi nations to work 8J1d come
up with some real winners
for next week.
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':I :French Marxt1t writer •• •. ? ••• WU rtl ... ed
by lh& Bollvta.n g0vernm.ent after 1entq-3·
yea.rs and A mOJltb• of a. 30-year J..U 1eai.oe.
a-Jean Paul S&rtre
~Re1ia Debray
c-J4.lchnl Debray
a .Defeo1& Secretary Laird rectnUy 119lltd a.
d.1rective thrt atrancthmied direct ct'Ytltan oon-
trol over millt.uy • •• 1 ••• a.cUv1Ue1 witbJ.D.
th& U.S.
a.-procurement ~re1eueh c-lntelllreoc&
" Frozen 1WOrdll1h tllted by the J'DA ])TOTed to
be unusually (CHOOSE ONE: l O'W", hlp ) lnrner-
<l!LrY content.
6 The F TC accepted a(CROOSEONE:mud&tory,
voluntary) plu. under whicb. the clprette :L&-j
dUAtry wnul.d li1t ta.r -.nd niooUne conten.t of It•
p roduct.a 1A it.a a.dyertiainc begiu.lne nut leb-
?llUY•
' Match 'WO?d clues with their c orr,spond ..
1ni J1icture1 or aymbola. 10 points foi-
ea.ch correc t anawer . 1
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d1 aappear !rom TV
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l'f!J)Orted gr o w 1 n I'
inore mllJla.nt in rllhts
demands
"····· bt1 banka conUnued.
trllDd towl?'d lower ln-
t.ereat r atea
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AAAS htsb oourt upheld new
v oUng age law butonJy
:fo.r 1eder &l electiona
following the papers, you will
kno w that the nation is in
the grip of a st rong cold wave.
It is dippillg down to 30 below
zero in some places and v.·c
a!! know that waler free.ies
at 32 degrees below zero so
that is pretty cold. Some pa rts
of the na tion have terrifically
deep snow. Even in our stale,
there. are mountain towns with
snow up lo 25 feet deep.
* PRIZE WINNER
Susan Niemi, 12, 244 Hanover Dr., Costa Me sa
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Any child under 12 can enter U11cle Len's Art Contest. Here's an you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be you r own work. (3) Put you r name, age and .address
on hack of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len 's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
PART 11-WORDS IN THE NEWS
Take .( points for each word that you. can
, match with its correct meania.g.
1., .. ,twbutter a.-appl'O"f81 support
~llm.1t or reatrloUonon. ·
2 ..... excnpt :frel&ht
crlonr l!lpfflChmalrlng to .
3,, .. ,envoy del1y a.cUon
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reUring Senator Eu ..
gene McCartby 11 a y 1 •
he'll rema.ln in Wash-
lnpn
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PrJme M inister
Gllldhl set pa.rliam~
tary d ecUon1 hero
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Living in our w a rm er cllmate (although ii has been \.._----------------------------------" d-excua:e from.
-4 •••• ,embargo e-repre1entaUve of. one 1
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Hubert Hum\lhrey fill a
Sen.ate aeat lert vacant
by r etiring i'"IJene
McCarthy
a cold wann climate recently)
we probably 4on't really know
the fu n of snow. \\'e mostly
read about the bad side v•ith
people getting stuck and in·
jured by the snow and ice
or cities having power failures
or things like that.
I'll bet most oJ you have
visited the snow right up in
our new;,:by mountains. There
has ~ a lot of it there
this year and there prom ises
to be a lot more before winter
Is over.
Snow means warm fires in
little cabins high in the moun·
tains. It means shoveling out
paths through the deep
snowdrifts. It means buildinR
snowmen or making snow
sculpture. It means cutting
holes in icy lakes and rivers
to fi sh through (but be sure
the ice is safe for your weight
first).
But it also means winter
sports and games. Skiers flock
to the mountains to race down
slick, snowy slopes on two
pieces of thin wood or metal.
II takes a lot of ski ll , learning
and practice bul it is great
fun when you know how. Some
skiers can go faster than cars
on a freeway,
Snow also means sledding,
tabogganing and bobsledding.
Sleds as well know have two
runners, Tobaggans are a flat
piece of wood \Vilh a curved
fron for a different kind of
sledding. And bobsleds are
shaped like bullets with a
cockpit fo r the drivers and
they shoot down iced paths
al 75 miles an ho u r
sometimes.
Winter is a lime for ice·
skating and many other snow
sports as well.
Why, you can even have
a ball with an old inner tube,
a piece of cardboard or one
of the snow discs you have
seen. They all shoot you down
a snowy slope fast enough.
So this week, boys and girls,
do your entries on the snow
and snow sports, games and
fun. And at least once this
year go and share in the fun.
But be sure to dress warmly
and keep dry. !l's no fun to
be wet and cold.
Art honorable mentions go
to the following: P at
Knowlton, Foun tain Valley.
Linda Hobbs, 10, Corona del
?-.tar : Cliff Buck, 12, Costa
Mesa: Terilyn Kelly, 11, Cotta
Mesa; Edith Fisher, 12, Costa
Mesa.
government 11 en t to
li ..... endor11e another
PART Ill· NAMES JN THE NEWS
Take 6 points !or names that y ('l1· 1 ,n
corre ctly ma.tch with the clues.
1 ..... NKUyen Van Thieu
2 ..... F rank Sha1cespeare
3 ..... Edward GJerek
4 ..... Jerrl& Leonard
15 ..... HOUl l'i Boomedl-
onne
&·D ir e c t o r , l1111ted
State• lnformaU011
Agency
b-President, South Viet
""" o-Pre1ldent, A119rl1.
d-new head of Pol1.nd1 I
Commun11t Plrty
e-heads J u11UceDepart-
ment'a Clvil Rlghta
divlelon
• VEC, Inc., Mad i.on, Wi'C.Ol'llli l'I
10 .....
government here an ...
nDllnced willl1anus to
resumt'! pe11ce t11lks
------·-,_ ---==:o.... HOW DO TOU RATE?
(S.,.. fach SS!feof 0\111 S.p.1nt1ly) 71 to 8J polntt: -GooL
'I to 100 polnh -TOP SCOlf! 61 to 70 po tnt1 ~ f•lr. I
11 to 90 ,.h,ft • bttel l«1I, 00 .-Undef 111-H"....:
JAMILT DISCUSSION QUISTION
What "New Year's Resolution'' would you Ilka to
aee our aovernment make for 1971?
THIS WllK'S OiA/.lfNGf! NO ICOll
Name th~ lhl"ee Apollo 14 astronauts.
-------------------------'
SetHf '"' q111"ti1NK to "* A1uty,
c/o Oro .. • c-t Delly Pilot, lol"
1 s•o. C••t9 1i1 .... Cotlf.
And~ 1tn~1 • comcl•I• 70-vol"m*
?e<il• Fr•nll. ag• 10, ot Allen!1>wn.
~~I of "'" Worltl ..... ln<Y(iOPtdl• lo Penn1,1v1nl1 !er ~.,. •~11t1on:
How lnng dots it take llghl
to reach u11 from Pluto?
Litle Pluto is inv\sib!e lo
unaided human eyes but it
can be seen and photographed
v.·lth the help of a po'>l'erful
trlescope. Its dim light takl's
about four hou rs lo reach the
earth. Actually the t 1 n1 e
schedule ... ·aries from day to
day a nd from year too year.
1'his is because e\"eryth1ng in
the solar system is on the
move and the d is tan c e
between us and Pluto shrinks
and stretches. Somrt1mes the
travel schedule ls e 1 g ht
minutes shorLer and
sometimes it is. 16 mtnurcs
longer than usual.
In J!JJO, astronon1crs spOl1C'd
8 dim dot of light on a
lelescope photograph -and
announced the discovery of
the ninth pl<inet of th e solar
system. It was named Pluto
and its ave.rage distance from
the earth wa.s figured In be
3.660 million miles. lts lighl,
of cour11e. whips across s paee
11t 188.000 miles per second.
At this distance. its beams
travel about four hours to
make that dim dot on a
telescope picture.
Later in the 1970s, v.·e hope
to launctt-11 spacecraft nailed
TOPS to relay back a closeup
loo k at the little pla net. In
fact, NASA plans to launch
several 1'0PS to explore the
outer planclS. This is possible
he.cause once every 177 years,
these planets line up in a
row. Giant Jupiter and mighty
Saturn can be used lo boost
ti spaeecrart on a grand tour.
A TOPS can thu s reach Pluto
in about nine years, instead
of taking 41 years.
Naturally, no spacecrafl can
matcb the speed of tight-but
even light takes years and
evl!ll centuries lo cross · the
vasl oceans or space. ~.
lime, or course, depends on
the di8tAnCI!! It travels. The
sunbeam that ju11l kissed your
cheek took eight minutes lo
travtl 93 million miles from
lht run. Plulo Is 3ll limes
W \btr from the sun lhan we
are. so tvery sunb<oam ta'k.e;
30 tlm~ longer to get the.re.
Some oi It., light Is reflected
out Into space and we cateh
1 few 1tr1y beams on this
return trip.
Our orbit Is 186,000 mlllion
miles wide. When the earth
* PRIZE
WINNER
Question: \Vho is Tarzan's favorite
singer?
,e,ut~d•J3 AJJtH :.11M1uy
11rbl1 Kl••• 11, Jt:• ltr¥1 L•11t,
N1W~rf IMCll
and Pluto a re on opposite
sides of the sun. its light takes
16 min utes longer to reach
us. Pluto takes 248 earlh-years
to complete its huge, oval·
shaped orbit. When it is
closest to the sun and the
earth, the distance hetv.'een l:=====================::'.J us 1s 2,670 million miles. Then
light from the sun takes about ~----------------------,
four hours lo get to Pluto
-and its pale re.flee ted
beams take about three hours
Rnd 52 minutes to bounce back
to 1he earth. Pl uto's farthest
distance from the sun is 4 :,57
million miles. From this
point it takes a beam of light
16 n11nutcs longl'r to tra\·el
lrorn Pluto to the earth.
This is easier to imagine
if v:e scale down a!I the sizes.
Lt•t's shrin k the sun to a l"'o·
NEW YEARS
Ne\V Years Hurrah!
!l's New Years
It's a new beginning
'fhc old is gone
\Ve reJoice!
Come on and join us'.
It's Ne\v Years
1-lurrah!
I K•111te<h h•ll "oll•r '"' 10 "'' Krt<!wl!t•, lU•J Ltt L""''· ~eu"!•I~ Vt llt•, ~' 1!'11 wln11iftt •ftlff
lft •ht 11trv •~" -m co11te1t. Mi ii r eur •••m ••
alt1V 11 U•cl1 L111, aei IUD, Colli Miii, C1Ult r11!1.
foot beach hall. The earth '-----------------------"
1s a pea, 215 feet from ou r
model sun. Pluto is a half·si7.·
erl pea. Its closest dist;ince
lo the beach ball is one and
a quarLcr miles. !ls farthest
distance is one an(! hnlf
miles.
lro11 Monster Cliews
Old Cars Into -Bi,ts
Profits, Headaches
Flying Pets Big Business
WASHI NGTON (UP I) SL5 n1dl1on in reve nue from strument panel. In July, 19i0, cargo compartment at an fl·
Introducing ''Google t h ~ animal sh1pmPnts, according an 11Jley cat got out of ii~ ces!; baggage charge ratt, or · •
Great;• a fat bewhi!!kered lo the Air Transport Associa· cage a11 It was being loaded he shipped via air freight.
airline passenger v.·ith a faint lion, a trade organization on a United Jet in Los Angeles \V il Ii am M o 11 re , 8 •
and slip?fd lnlo !he w1ni:: k f p A \ armn:i of fish about him . rcpresentin,lit 1hP Ir u n k lhrough a four-inch main-i-po esman or an mer can ,
II \\'orld Airways, !;ays !he Jf Google isn't your idea air nes t~nance hole . airline has shipped everything of a sealmate for a transcon-But if there Is 8 profit in 1.1echanics spent eight hou rs frnm pigs Anii horse! to
tinental flight. meet his fritnd the hu~1ness, there are alsn trying to rf'a ch lhe cat, who elephants Last year the
Shamu, who travels "'i lh a pr()blrms, often wil h lhe ret finall y v.·andered out on its airhne shipped an entire
three-'JlOUnd toothbrush -not owners. 01-1.·n. Italian circus aboarci one
al a!I surprising sinte he has A dog lover blamed Eastern 1'he cost of shippln11: anln1als .retliner The big problem was
ur to 56 teeth. Airlines rnr giving his prize ls based on weight. si1.e nf placement nf the individual
r.ogg!~ the Great is a sea Irish l\'<llfhound a heat stroke container and dlstanct' To animals. "We couldn't put a
llfln. ;incl hi.s traveling com · on a 1rip from Dallas tn ship a fiOO.pound lion from lion or ;i ti8er too close to
pan1on , Shamu , is ;i two-ton Miami. Th!' airline denied the Ne w York to Chicago would one of the ~ma ller, edible
klller whale. Both perform in C'hargc. but the dog owner cost abou l $140. but shipper animals," Moore said.
an aquatic show. v.·a.~ not to be paciried . He Would have lo supply his own ~astern Airline employes In
The pair, nown by Arneric:an bough! a $f160 ax ;ind chopped cage, an ai rline ~pnkesman SL Louis were afraid they ·.,
Airlines from· San Diego to IR holes in the hull of an s&id . The lion's owner cnu\rl might become lunch fo r an l
Cleveland last year. arf' jusl Eastern jet parked at the make the same trip for $56. alligator. Tiie alliga tor i ot .,1
ANIY 11!nd• ""Wt rid ·-O!Mt To Fr-•• •'"Ina, OM 10. nl Wlnitcln·
S1l1;n. North C1roil!"lt '"' na QY1ll<011:
two Cxamples of a profit-m ak-airport. coach cla,s. loose in the cargo com· . "
HOLLAND . Mich. (UPI) -1vhich providf'd the concrete ing venture (or the airlines AnJrY animals cao be just Some airlines will allow partment of a plane scheduled. •
An "Iron Momter" the t bases and the engineering and -shipping live animals. as bad. A rhesus monkty passengers to carry small to l eave for Seattle. But the .. ·•
Whal causes bubbles in rocks? shreds old cars to the size design for the machinery that For the fi rst six monlh! broke loose on a United Air dogs and cats In boxes on cargo handlers refused lo go, : .
The earth has s ev e r a I of large cornflakes is in opera-cost nearly Sl million, said of 1970 four major airlines Lines jet parked In San Fran-their laps. Othen Ins ! s t near the alligator unUI a .-..
recipes for making rock.s with tion here. the operation provides the best unidentified made over cisco and wrecked the in-domestic pel.9 go into the zookeeper arrived. pores. pockets and holes that The huge machinf'ry com· refinement ntcessary l o _::=:....::::::::::::::::.:::....:::=c.._c.._ _________________ c__ _________________ _
look like Swiss cheese. Most plex w11s installed at Padnos satisfy lhe steel industry.
stones are mixtures of Iron and Mttal Co. The reduc-A complete junk car, less ,.
minerals -1fard-ones as-wen-Ing· process w1s ·describedds --engine;~ancHr11n!mis!lon;
as softer 'ones that di!!O lve 1the first of 1ls kind 1n the is fed into a hopper at one
and wash away with seeping United Stales end of the machine and
ground water. When pieces of The machine. which weigh~ emerges two minutes l11ter at
:ioflish minerals are embedded 2.1 million pounds wilh its the olber end like comf\ake-
in hard bedroc k, they may foundations. was bu ilt and sized crumbs.
dissolve away and leave emp. erected from component parts One operator can control the
ty holes. Sometimes l h c developed by 13 different machine from a 2 0 • f o o I
groundwater deposits i t s manuraclurers. elevated control house. A
dissolved chemicals. ll may For several years efforts light-indicating panel board
line the walls of a rocky have been directed towirds shows the operating condition
pocket and add a few crystals. improvement of junk car of each component and 1lgnals
Then we get a colorful bubble scrap. The goal was to lower any breakdowns or delays that
called • geode. However, the the copper resldua l, reduce miaht occur.
car1h uses a very different the melUni loss and cut pro-"The Iron Pl-fonster" w\thln
recipe to put the bubbles into cell!ing eos!J to !he deman· 1 year will devour mort than
lava rocks. ding criteria of the steel irr 10,400 junk cars now bll&hUf'll
For example, a pumice d 1 the Michigan landscape. Wllb
'lo ..... has so many airy bulJ.. us ry. " RI h edd I · g the present backlog of Junk hies that It is light enough ppers, 11 r ers, 11 nge1n
nd II I Ork cars. it would take the Padnol lo floal. It looks like a piece a m1gne c separs or1 w
t h · 1•-" 1 C.Ompany 10 years to ci!an· of frozen foam -and that oget er 1n •re r on
M ".: t dl 1 •-•-up the stile's landac1~ is 1·usl about what It Is. fl onster w ear , s n~gr-a"',
h d I l•-I r working fivt days 1 w v.·as made when a volcano 8eorc An separl e •re e •
d f t I.I. eight hours • day, Seymour erupted a molten mixture o( rous an non errous ma er , 01 I d ~ lk , Padnos, president of the Iron minerals, hol gllses and frothy i:. 'nga an -vo ers,
H II d I ci. J I r m and metal company, said. steam. Thl! roamy lava cooled o 11n cons ru wn
f;ist becauae the air wa s very r==~=====================;
cold. The stean1y ga.se!I bad Fastest in West
no tlme lo escape. They were Bu~ rt Sell It. Try 1he fastest rttpanw In the Wtst Qllnst your
Lrapiped and when the liquid own clock. Ttst Olmt·a-11 nt Ads, whtrt ll\t action 11, In Siwrd~'s minerals cooled and btcnme
wlid. the gases left bubbles DA ILY PILOT.
il"L'>ide the lava rock:. '======================·
I ' I
Dog'• Best Friend
P ooch looks as IJ he may have lost his best friend ,
ind perhaps ho has, as he ventu res u pon an up·
turned h ydrant whtch v.·as caused by a truck acd--
de.nl ln 1 Miami Street.
I D.llLV PILOT
'Beres.cope • • • --T~-rus:-'ljlke_: !firr1le~-trr~ife~a:r· -·Y4Dµr -Inner Vo·· -
'IHlllK •
SAW
---VrOn ~
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1-----·~··--· -· "1'fil:tthf:-L$IO' ml -ito~tnvolvFtnat~. be bogged down with un-aWtude to prev•n. Thole-who' creative endeavOB. Giv• of grows. au are:m--the-patb
untpal 1=~ M~ J at-a In partner. Legal aspects have necessary details. Broaden rely on your judgment are yourself. to aeU4iscovery. This w i 11 JANUA'RY 10 aplomb. , tunar aspect really bttn c6mpleted. What scope of vision. Sense or willing to watt. bring emotional balance and
By SYDNE OuARR C!o Inc I d e 1 .,. ~lb -added remains oow ls sincere desire hwnor comes into play. IF TODAY JS Y 0U1\ professional a~ement. Y ,., .. __ 1M.. ~.1.r. ... .11.k PISCES ~Feb. 19-March~: QPJ'l'.IIDAX J'9U a re ln·
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-a .. uuw ... "6e• ·a-~e i _ · COflt-"'t aca;QP,.. purpolie. AQUARIUS (Jail. 20-Feb. Emolionz are-lfilenae. N g .... depeodent, OrTginitJ, c8pabli!O£ To 11~ iUt wt.o•1 Mkv tor "°" ne late srut JNIYCblalrtsl, manlcatiolU. s~.1s:ctut. CAPlll'CORN (~--.J 8 """ a Kno Ibis and "'" In I ' I In mGMY Ind 1ci .... o•(ler 5YllMY • ' • • ~. 4.:; an. 18): Some practical Jssues occur .... uw y. w acuicv g ong-range goa s. Omirr•• booltllff, .. ~,.., H1n11 tor
Carl JW13'., wrote, "We are SAGl1TARWS <Nov.: n.. 19): '-Put off deci s ion s f'lag. Be aware. But don't feel don't play a •uTw.:s. c:i..1r ... • ...... n ....... "" ........ in ....... ..11---1.inn M.., an11 women." knd 111r111cN111
la ....,.....,.. ~-.t... ·"'"'-"' .w.ua.-:---.""-" ~.....,.,..°""'"-""Tl"a!WY Wl,TCLlfF PLAZA
J£41n tn~
bora at • ll\'t11 mom.tat ·Dec. 21): ·Money ·letUement regardifll-career malters. Get· you must-do ·everything at apt to be high ....... and for can blossom into sucoess. In ........, .. nw l'.M.ILY PILOT, au 12«1, 11111 • ,,..,._....,.ft •..c.i
a (lvea plact alld, like vintage -~can~bc~a~rr~a~n~g~ed~throtllh~~~q~ul~•:t_:_need~~ed~r~ela~<~a~ll~on~,__,'.'.Re~l~w;e~~to'.'.._~0~nc>~.-P~er'.'."rru~·1J__'.co~m~m~o~n_:s~e~n~se:__~k:ce~p~s:_. _:A~cc~en~t~o~n~c~bil~· dre~~··:__~pe~r~so~na~I ~Iii~· =e,~a~r~ela~lio~·~o~sbi~·~p__'.•~·~·"'~C.~•':"~' ~':":"~:_~":••::__'~':''~=========~ -~---~ ·~-qaalltlel of lhe year and of
tilt seaMa In •·bk:b we we re
born. Aatrtlogy does bOt lay
~laim t• anytbln& more."
ARIES (Atarch 21-April 19 ):
Be flexible because some
relatives m a y inaugurate
changes. If stubborn, you in-
vite quarrels. Stress will-
ingness to make reasonable
concessions. Fine. for at-home
entertaining.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Slow pace. Take lime to hear
your O\\'n inner voice. Check
details. Some routine matters
need attention. Be thorough.
Awareness of apparent little
things can result in major
progress.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Impulse to be generous is fine
if not carried to extremes.
Young. persons may make
some unreasonable requests.
Obtain h i n l from Aries
message. Be flexible. but not
foolish.
CA.~CER (June 21-July 22 ):
Changes due, affec tin g
residence and domestic situa-
tion. Accent harmony. Try to
settle differences with family
members. Pi.take conciliatory
gesture. It will prov e
beneficial.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Light touch is appropriate.
Don't reveal everything. Some
Information should be kept
confidential. Be perceptive.
Find reasons ·why: realize
lhere are behind-scenes hap.
penings.
Vm.GO (Aug. 23-Scpl.22):
Tendency is to misplace
valuables. Be on guard against
carelessne ss. Accept
resporuibility. Give special
consideration to older in-
dividual. Friendly gesture is
highlighted.
UBR..\ (SepL 23-0ct. 22);
Unorthodox methods succeed.
Slre55 original a p p r o a c h .
Finish projects. Don 't be tied
to past. Future can be bright
if you step forward . Ignore
one "'ho has little fait h.
SCORPIO (()ct. 23-Nov . 21):
Associate, noted for being
Deatla Notices
CAMl!N
Cllrilll,.. t. (ame<1. lntan! dav1llltr
c;I Mr. •NI Mr\. C1rl (amen, ol 1tl01
0 11na L1n<1, HunllMton lleacl\, ,.,!O
1urvlved ny ol ltr,/111 ~>11'11111a11nh, Mr.
an<I Mr .. Human Cur,.n, El1lnort ;
m11ern1I t••Nlmo!l\er, Mrs, H1I~
IC.nett, Coll• MHI. Cl>li>el ltNlct•
.....,., lltld Fr!dav. ! PM, 8tll ll•O&d·
WI V (l\a~I. wll'I Rt Y. JC#ln Do ... ldSQn
ort<cl1rlng. lltll 8roedw1Y Mot111"v OlrK1or1.
Harold J, Gordinier. Servic"" °"'d•nt
•I 11111 llr1110-..·1y Mo•1u1rv.
1-lt lt " 0 . Palm~g. 711 £. •ven.,:11
M•lor(•, L11un1 Hiiis. 011• .. ~ Ot11n,
J•nu1rv 1. ScrYkt~ ot!ldlno •' fM
Cormlc~ L19un1 l!ltl<~ Mor!u•r~.
!HAW
W•lll•"' S, Sl't•w ,.,.. U. ot 7100?
Ote1<1. So. No. 1. Hunllnll'"" Betel\ 011~ ct oe11~, J•nUIN I 5urvlv~ t.v
"tit, NPlllt: aon, Donald Mtl!lrld~
<llUIMt r In llW, Juliet MCllrldt: t r1nO·
<l1u'l!IT", A<lrlt nnfl Mctirlde, Se•vlco1
Pl!f>Olnv at SmH'hs Mor1 ... rv.
ARBUCKLE & SON
WestclU( Ptlortuary
427 E. 11UI St., Costa 1\lesa -• BALTZ l\IOR11.JARJ.ES
Coroaa del Mar .... OR 1-MSO
Cott. Men ........ ml 1-UU • BEIL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Broadway, <m&a Mn.a
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BEACH MOR11JARY
1711 Lapna Canfoo Rod.
<N-Mll • PACU'IC Vl1!W
~IEMORI.AL PARK
Ceme«ery Mortuar7
a.ape1
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AUTOMATIC'
TOllrt IOWL
ClfANEI
Clu11 wit .. t•try
11usl.
21z. Size
"FRESCA"
1lo tyclamates! Still -;~g~r freP.
rak 11 Sil -lt er.
7k 'f1l1t
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Work Gloves
Can111S tor men l~d bnyl
Vacuum Bags
Fir c11illtr1, lllk tni• 111 •IPI
••ilels. s,,.,,·s Eftry D1J Ltw Pric1 &k rac:•
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Robitussin-
0.M.
Co•-~ Formul•
DRUG STORES
1'11111 OM ... ~-~-·---
CoQh 1orrmrla for 6 8
Jlopr re lie!.
1.5!
V1l111 .... , . 1.29 "Dristan" ::1;'
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ay !ever, colds.
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MULTIPLE VITAMINS
'"for belier heallh ''
v!i~l 97 1H I •
Alka-Seltzer Plus
m COLD TA8Las
for relief of upsP.l
slom.ach, headaches
and colds.
'·"97c ... ,, ..
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Ben Gay
r~sl r~liel hom ac~0·:
allll pain~.
tit va 111 73c IV4 tr.
Size
~ Fomiilla 44
'r -· EmA SlllNGTII
" ~ t11p Millare
· ~ Calms and qu1t\s ndg·
1 .,~ amg coo~hs.
u• 83c Val at
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BD1t1t 11 HID Ta~s
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ALBERTO v 0~111 .
HAIR SPRAY : .. ~~':'~:.:" '" 77c
tso v.1 ..
MENNEN
"Protein 29"
HAIR GROOM AIDS
~:.".::.~:~.: 79c· Vain tr .tV. 11.
Crea• 11 Gtl
1.J9 v.1 ..
YDar Cfloite
l "Similac"
la~ FIN -Ready lo 32 II. C11s
teed hQu1d ••. diluted 2 '1 00 and ste111ilell. With or o
w11hou1 i1on. • •
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-Rustlers Rated k No. I
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a was .._.~, c Ir """'ins first t.qnlght (Rio Hondo, Friday) and when ~rte! ?I"! ru&•~ tn ~rung rol'IM:"l~"'ll' esd fl f re action when informed by the · DAILY you are rated high like UUs. it is an play, 75-71. \Vedn ayJ; lo Hondo is 4lh; 3nd
PILOT that 'his Golden West College adQed incentive to the opposition. Golden Wes t hasn 't played Long Beach East Los Angeles is ~:;th (it lost to
Rustler basket.ball team ~as rated No. "Rio Hondo is a tough team (ranked but tl did win the Rlvenide tournament unranked Harbor in operung league play ).
I .:in thersla.le. ~ No. · 14) .~ ..;. are in-•· 1ou--; .. w'1·cb Long Beach w•• rele••ted to --,.,,~ .. ,. "'oe; ti"~... "'' n ..., or 1. G~ 'M•I h ·J 11, P!t r(t ,,_,
"I rX?n'·~ · kriow wpef~er that's good c 0 n f e r e n c e i n th e , 1a 1 e the consolation bracket after losing to t. L-•••'" 11-1 1J. , ... d_ 11).S
b ; B ( I · ' be th J) J. C'Prtu , 1:1-1 u . RIC> !oianllo H.} or al". u guess 1t s tter an (Southern California ). San iego, 97-94. '· con•r• cciia ,_, u. £•11 LA ll •
' not t>eApg J'!:WllOj1'd ...aO ll, ·• be .id.de.'1 '.::Dtese~ratinis are ~on your ·The. Rustlers have defeated San Diego s ~1~" -1~ 1•· c~!::, o1 •h• 11.4 .while trying lo &tither h~ though ts . -won-lost records and Cy press and Los twice 'including a 113-82 decision in the •·sin Olf!IO Mff• 12.J 11. c .. mpt°" io.s
''Our kids have really wo k·" he d An I '· Loo Anvt1e1 cc 1:i.<1 11. Me•r111 •-' ' r o;u r gees City College are both tough Riverside tourney. 1. Fu111r1<1n 1 .. l 1•. (t1t 1 """",;,..,
th is year and I don't honestly know to beat. We vdll have a hard lime The ratings v.·ere based on games '· M••1" 1~1 11;rvtt 11·• how ,_ stack.: u• ....... in... N;....4.1..-"'"""" 10. '" ClfY Celli-•. , !rl•l Mod•"" I\ •• r ... ,..· ~. wwJCl n ~~pipg.a~low loss ~d." played Ulrough MQnday. Five Southfnl 11. C•111o. 1D-• 111.1 w11t v111,o. ll·i
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" . ~~~!.: Bruins, Troja~s Top Rivals
TONY BONWEiLL
CRAIG ZAL TOSKY
TOBY WHIPPLE
State Honors
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LOS ANGE~ AP -· The · U~· .
Bruins opened defense of their· Pacific-II ' ·
Conference title by wh ipping t h e
Washington Huskies 78-69 Friday night
~for their 1oth vict.ory of the 1970-71
'J>askelball season.
, , Soulbern Californ ia's Trojans preserv·
ed their undefeated season and claim
. lo No. 4 ranking in the na tion with
a ha rd-earned 78-68 conference basket-
ball victory over invading Was hington
·State Friday night.
Jackie Ridgle hit a jump shot and
.a free throw \Vith 24 seconds left in
overtime Friday night. giving California
a 101 -100 victory over Oregon Stat e in
B Pacific-8 baskrtb al! opener.
Ridg.le's three-point play put 1he Bear.'!
11head 101 -98 and Orego n StH te n1oved
to with in one point on Fredd ie Boyd "s
,long jumper with 1:; seconds to go.
Californi a controlled the ball the rest
of the \\'ay.
Oregon State trailed by 18 po ints at
one lime in the game but rallied to
catch up at 88-88 on .sophomore guard
f..1ike Keck's jumper from the baseline
with one second left in regulation play.
-_ Univ:ersity_of_OrWJl am.Lst-St.an ,L.oye ::t6fdd in 30 points Frid3y night as 'tile-Ducks came from behind in the
&eCOl1d half to whip visiting Stanford.
82-7t, in the loop ,bas R tba\I opener for
both sc hools.
Sidney \\licks with 21 poin ts and Curtis
Rowe \l'ith 18 led the nationally No.
1 Br uins over the deliberate Huskies
,v.·ho \Ve re paced by Steve Ha\\·es wit h
· )30 and Louie Nelson \\'it h 2Q.
UCLA maintained a narrow lead
through most of tlie first h a l r •
Washington played a deliberate offe nse,
taking only the highest percentage shot.
Hawes and Regg ie Ball did some scor-
fng for the Huskies but shooting of
Rowe and Bibby gave the Bruins a
60-40 lead with 7:22 remaining. .,.
USC look the lead for good with six
minutes remaining a.s the ga me·s high
scorer. Dennis Layton, hit a !~·foot shot
from the left side for a 65-64 lead.
The lead changed hands l I times and
v.·as tie!d on nine olher occasions. tnostly
in the first half.
USC, greeted with a 111·0-minute Stan-
.ding ovation by li.416 fan.<;. soared to
an S-0 lead with only \\\·o n1inutcs gone
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Evans, Von Ruden Se t
' W orld, A rri erican Mark s
in the game but the well-drilled Cougar s.
F th ll St now 9-3. came back lo tle it and held 00 a at•s the halftime lead at 44-39. COLLEGE PARK, r-.1d. (APJ -Lee door track season ofl"ned wi!h th<' Na·
l Layto n scored 21. including 21 in the Evans of San Jose bettered the 500-yard lional Invitation l\-leel at the Un11·crsily of
Three Oran ge Coiii;t area junior college first half. followed by center Ron Hiley·s 1vorld record and Tom Von Ruden of the Maryla nd Friday night.
players ~·ere named Lo the All-California 16 points and 13 rebounds. and fellow Pacifi c Coasl Club wiped out an Ameri· Eva ns, 23, knoc ked one-te~th 01 a sec·
guard Paul Westphal's 16 points. can ~tandard as the U.S. invitat1011 in· team this week lnc\uding Toby \\'hippie ond off his own mark for 500 vards with
Qf Saddl~Q.'!_ck1 Tony Bon\\'Cll o{ Gol<J,en Q l f a ti me of 54.4 Bill Barrow of Georgetown
Wesl' and ·eratg . Zaltosky of Orahge '"Pearson Top ua' i· i·er was 15 yards bad '" '"ood place.
Coast. . · · Voo R"den was clock1'rl i• 1·,48.S for ~le was the leading grourxl ga ine r the llBO-ya rd run. The 2s.ytaf-0Jd from
In I.tie state 'bi the large school division Los Angeles, a 1968 Olympian al l,600 .~. · had ~IVEr.'"IPE AP Da .. ,·d Pear'°" Fri' Pear••n lo•l his chance for one of lhe with 1;514 yea..., in 307 carries. He " k) -• • "" meters, had a previous indoor best of
a two-year rushing to tal or 2,8471 yards d2y turned in _tbe. fastest qualifyi~g 15 spots. 1 49 0 Loni ·11 , 220 ard t k . in S34 tries ovet' 18 regular season games speed, 109.015 m1!e:s an hour, but he II Petty is the !one factory-backed driver ; · on sv1 e s ·Y ra c as
1 set an individual state JC record. start on the. outside M the eighth row in the field which will be completed compared to· this 160-yarder.
DIC K STRICKLIN. "
C~ch of No. I T Mm
Rebound Time:
Anteaters Host
Titans Tonight
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LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Brash Bob
Smith scrambled ln with a 6V Frlda1
and assumed · a tw1>-stroke lead in the
$110,000 Glen CaJhpbeU-Lo11 Angeles
Open g0Jt tournament.
Smith, a 23-year--okt f.rom Sacramento,
who has yet to win in three yean
On the pro tour, had a 36-hole total
of 135. seven-under-par on the Rancho
Park Golf Club course .
Five others were grouped al 137 while
defendin g champion Billy Casper and
Tom Shaw-tied for first with Smith
going into the chillf second round-fired
and fell bac k.
The grou p at· 137 was · made up of
A.rt Wall, Phil Rodgers, Don January.
Ray Floyd, an4 . Bob Luna. Rodgers and
Wall posted 67's. January hid a M
and both Floyd and Lunn notched 89's.
Laguna Beach's Richard Martinez fired
It's rebound time at UC Irvine and a 73 for a two round total of 144
toaeh Tim Tift is hopeful .. his ·Antlt_ltr .. --~= ~ cuihaw each had a 72 and
basketball team will · oot. only rebound e . t 138 that also Included on the boards bu t jn the win column wer 10 8 group ~
as well as it hosts Ca! Stale (Fullerlonl U.S. Open ~amp1on Tony Jacklin of Eng• · · d • ·:-.\ land. Jaekhn had a 69. tonight in Crawfor Hall. "Playing conditions were very di£fi~
TipoU is at 8 o'clock. cult;'' 'Commented Casper , the Masters
Coach A.lex Omalev's Fullerton Titans "" champion and 1971) PGA Player-Of-the-
slarted a two-ga me losing: streak for Year. He had only a single birdie and
the Anteaters, now 7-3 fo"r the year. t_wo three-putt bogeys.
"'ith: a 70-69 victory in the finals of ··n 1at's the way it goes." the placid
the Irvine In vitational tourney more than Casper shrugged. "Some days you make
a week ago. 'em and some days you don't."
Since that squeaker Fullerton has been Arnold Palmer had an erratic 71 and
out of action aRd tonight's game will v1as well back ~t 142.
be a tuneup for its opening CCAA pla)' PGA champion Dave .Stockton toot
the following week. a 73 f~ 45 -~nd the cut . ~~-~ Q ~-~v1ne. o_n_the other hand .. l_ost a_ three-day. Il took a score 0 1« to mak
point dec1s1on to the Un1vers1ty or It e
Colorado I~) Wednesday r.ight at 'stockton \\.'as one of four $100,000 win-
Crawford Ha I. ners from last year who failed to survive.
"t thi nk the loss !o Colorado ,.,,in The others art ;t..ustralian Bruce Devlin,
make our kids more de lermined than 145, Dave Hill 148, and Larry Hlnaoo,
ever," Tift says. ISL
"They arc a very good team and Smith , a free sv.·inging bachelor who
It is no disgrace to lose to them. I'm has never finished higher than £ifth,
sure it wi.11 encourage our pl'ii}'ers rather started shakily in the cold 1norning air.
than· discourage therit. He started on the 10th tee. n1issed th e
"Fullerton is another matter. We were first four greens and boge.ved tbe 12th
extremely disa ppointed in losing to them. hole, missiog a five-foot pull.
We reall y wanted lo win and become He rallied, however, with 1 couple
the first UC! team to win the tow-name!)t 1 of pars and then made his round when
here." ~ he sank a pa ir of consecutive 36-foot;
Front court man Richard Clark saw
only limited service against Colorado
after a bout with the nu in which
he was bedridden for five days.
"If he is able to go at near· fqll
strength,., kt will start for us," Tift
revea ls. ..We need his reboundin&"
J \stJngth. '" · · ~Yltherwt.,e . it will be Ed Burlingb•
starting. Even if rucha rd starts. Ed
"'ill· see quite a bit of action on the
front line spelling Cl ark. Phil Rhyne
and Bill Moore."
Rhyne and Moore continue <is scoring
leaders for UCL Rhyne is hitting al
a 21.3 average while Moore is scoring
15.4 polrits per game.
Gary Fox leads the backco urt quartet
in scoring (9.8 average). He will team
with Brad Baker in the opening lineup
against Fullerton with Troy Rol ph and
Phil Mathews ready to spell them
throughout the game .
rrv ine and Fullerton have split a pair
of games with each ironically winning
the other's holida y tournament. Tonight's
meeting is the fi rst of two regulariy
scheduled clasfies bel\\'een the two
teams. the other coming Feb. 10 at
Fullerton.
birdie putts on the 16th and 17th.
Smith went two-under for the day
when he laced a No. 3 iron to within
10 fee't on the 464-yard second bole
and made the putt.
He had excellent birdie opportunities
on the two par five closing holes bul
missed putts or six and two feet that
he called "my two v.·orst putt! or the
round."
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n is res man stsson. gain a. Pace A 'b10wri 'eng ine in his 1970 Ford in Pearson. last year's top Ford driver
on the defmslve aquad as a haHback. a praclice run be fore qualifying bega n but now an independent since the factory Olympic champion William Davenport
Zaltosky. South Coa_st Confere. nee Thursday may hav~ cost th e Spartan-quit supporllog racing. had been a and unknown Dr. Deano Meriwethe r cap-ches I · ~ the Ja° J I d lured sprints . coa payer • year, a so 1ste burg. S.C. driver the pole PQ!ilion in favorite for the pole before hh: car Davenport clocked 7.0, irt-the 60-yard
as a defensive hal~ack.1 <\• fresbman. .the $100,000 year -opening race. required a new engine. high hurdles while Merriwlelher. a 'J:T.
he is the mJgbty-nute of tbe team al ~ The top 15 of 4' starting positions Instead, he Jed the second 15 qualifiers yea r-old doctor from Baltimore, making
5.7 and:tSS pounds. , -.ere dec ided Thursday, with Richard' to grab the No. 16 spot, followed by his invitation indoor de but, upset 'l~e 60-
otber area •lectto~ illtluded Karl ~etty. Randleman,. N.C., taking the Henley Gray. Rome. Ga .. 101.093 in a yard dash field when he ed,ged the, \ret.
Pedersen ol OCX: .oa..1 the Jeeond team ~-I spot at 107.084 in a 1970 Plymouth. 1969 Ford, and Don Noel, NO'rthrldge, eran U.S. Army Capt. Mel Pender by a
offensive unit aa an interior lineman; :f> Because he couldn't operate Thursday, ·100.ass in a '1970 Ford. foot in 6.0.
Rocky Fletth~ al. Saddleback as a te-'
cond team defensive linebacker; Don
Martin (S1:1ddleback), third team of·
tensive center ; and Brian Colbert (Sad-
dlebac k), third team,defemtve lloemln. G.rid A~es ~o Hula (Bo'f I)
The at-large aquads list 11 pl1yers
on each team (offense and def,me)
while the 1arlt school unlta haveibbre
plafft'S listed .. In addition to, thele,.three
in the large school category, Or1nge
Coast's Oave.Gleuoa ,.... ,.elected as
1 ftftt tea~tnttrw-1Wn\M ·on · the
Cclens lve squad.
1'ulll!rt.001s_runnerup •. stale ~m·
plons\llp !Oam placed A18ft· Pe~ "' ~ All-Ca.llfornla deft4stve unit h a
h~lfbackj Mike Pul\rer as. a, fint team
QUensiw··~d; Greg Johnaon and Greg
Tverson on d:le-·iec:ond ,le!fl\ defensive
unit; Scott Hudgihi (offenJe) 8rl;in
Slezak llld Doua Gmlfll (defen>e ) on
tlttlldNtoom.
.H~U (APJr-The lac!< of lalont
ls 1 ·~t ~ facing football
coaches. but Slar1ford'1 John Ralston
aM SMU's Hayden·Jn, have something
else to 1rorry ablNt -how to use
all the talent lhty have.
Ralston and Frtz ~lem centers
Hround-se\e(tlon ~ 4ui.rterbac~ for ilie
=th armuf! Hilla Bo'! claalc.today .
Ralston s ctioittt, in bit Norlh !quad
are: llis own JM>y,iW7o lletBmon Trophy ~,Jim J'Mtkc!tt; llelsman runnerup
Joe Thel.!1m11nn of Notre l)ame llnd
Rex Kern of Ohio State.
f'ry finds hlmael! In the same bolt
' . . for the ~ leti.m with Archie MlllDltC
o1 Ole.~. Cbuck .lliuon DI SMll 1
Md ~s.Dwmnlt;of UCLA. ,,
The "84'Uoa,.~ who .to start I& ~y
the pro -11 w11o 'II be
1cUon clpeely.
' w41:tdtlni the
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qllMterltacklng and Fry's .aooth team
--.....-;..._ T V T d ,.,,_;..:""' can count.,,an lbat taotastk: hu;!ning b~k
, 1vn 0 011 of Texa" Ste" Worater, ,'~ gained Chatu1e l 7 at J :30 1,450 yards In three ye.., for the
•• Longhoml. With ·Womer ,.. be-C.l·-
hall the problem and will probably be State's (Loilg Beach) 228-pqond tailback
Aetlled in both cases with a toss or Leon Bums and Bill Burne ft .and Chuck
the coin. Dictl.!I. who were Arkansas teadlmates. ' After that, Ralston and Fry will ha ve In his North hacklleld. Rillton.1 wlll ··~
to decide when to change their signal be drawing on John Broc kington of Ohio
callers lo give all six of the outstandJng Stale , Joe Orduna ol Nebraska and Stan
quarterbacks a chance to show off for Brown of Purdue.
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Golden West Colle1e b&ttltd
back from 1 six-p0lnt halftime
dericlt to edge tough Rio Hon.
di 79-n, Friday night in a
SOut.Mrn Ca I ifo rn ia Con-
ference basketball crucial at
Oran&e Coast College.
The victory pushed coach
Die~ Stricklin's Golden West
• Rustlers into the undisputed'
conference lead.
It took a spirited second half
by the RusUers to beat a
Rio Hondo club tha! had >A'on
eight of its last nine 11:ames.
It was the G-Olden West
Hula Bowl
Highlights
TV Slate
Can you picture a college
all-star game with three
Quarlerqacks the callbre of
Jim Plunkett of Stanrord, Joe
Theisman of Notre Dame and
Rex Kern of Ohio State all
playing for lhe same team?
That will be the case this
afternoon when ABC's \Y ide
World of Sports brings the
25th annual Hula Bowl game
on Channel 7 \.'ia satellite at
l :30. Archit Manning of h.t.is-
sissippi is joined by Chuck
Hixson (SMU) and Dennis
Dummit (UCLA) on the South
squad.
The Hula Bowl is one or
three such games coming to
Southland television viewers
this weekend. The Senior Bowl
from Mobile, Ala . begins at
11 this morning on Channel
4 while the American Bowl
from Tampa, Fla. wit\ be st:en
on Channel 13 at 3 Sunday
afternoon.
Randy Vataha, I o r m e r
Golden \\'est College star who
caught a touchdown pass for
Stanford's winning learn in the
Rose Bowl , is a member of
the North team.
Colle(le basketball w i 11
feature the USC Trojans and
Washington Huskies at 2:30
this afternoon on Channel 5.
The Bruin-W1shington State
game will be seen al 11 toni&}lt
on the same station.
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8._SICElBALl -Th• W&•lllnt!on
'""The Ro11tlers, a 11 ho u g h
sttoot(ng well in the opening
half. played rather average
defensively. giving Rio Hondo
meny easy shol.S ,,_ in
close.
But Stricklin'~ crew went
to a zone in the second 20
minutes, shutting off the
Roadrunners' offense in close .
As a result Rio Hondo wenl
to shooting from outside and
('QOled considerably.
The Rustlers did not take
the lead for good til five
minutes were left in the game.
Trailing 66-al, Golden West
.. ' .
center Mark Dekker, a free giving hia club a 72-a lead. but coach Bob 's club
throw by Chrl!I Thompson and The two clubs then matched ran cold Jn the second half
buckets by Brian Ambroz:ich points in lhe remaining time setting only Jl of .W (21.2
and Curt Carlson. with Rio Hon.do closing the percent).
. IL was Ambrozlch's bucket final mai:gln, lo two poinU ....... W•t ot1,
that really did the damage. at the buzzer on a basket Am-•lc" ~ ~ ~
The 6-5 sophomore grabbed by Jerry Perisho. Ar><t••oon l 1 1
Thompson's missed free throw Thompson paced the second ~...":-: ; ~
out of the wailing arms of half Rustler assault with 15 11...... ' 1 1
Rio Hondo center Joe Lin· points. He grabbed scorlng ~:;";!: ' ! !
neman and qui~kly turned it honors for the night with 25. Te1.11 l l 11 11
into a three·point play, Dekker kept his club from Iii. "'""' v;i " ~ 1•
After a Rio Hondo basket being blown out in the firsl 1C•111..,11r s , 1 1•
by Vince Bean. Stricklin half with 13 points. He finished ~~::_~ 1! ' : ~
ordered his troops into a stall. with 20. J1..-1 1 ,,
The Rustlers passed the ball Golden West shot at a 48.4 ::~';' : ; ~ 1;
for two minutes u n t I 1 percentage for the game, can· r01111 JI 11 u 11
DRIVING FOR BASKET -Gold'en \Vest College's
Brian Ambrozicll /left), despite defensive effort of
Rio Hondo's Kurt Kraushaar (45J drives for bas ket.
Golden \·Vest ran its Southern California
ence record t o 2·0 with a 79-77 victory.
Confer·
Newport
Five Nabs
63-57 Win
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of 11\0t 0.lty ~llel Sltlf
·one thing is certain about
a Newport Harbor basketball
victory over Westminster's
Lions. The score is more
decisive than when the Lions
·post a Wctory.
Newport is 2·0 in Sunset
League play and in the ·pro-
cess of posting its second
straight win F'riday night ove r
the host Lions. 63·57, the Tars
ended a live.game losing
streak to Westminster that
da tes back to 1968,
Newport won the first-ever
game with the Lions. 73-66.
and" since that time the latter
has posted five successive
wins, four by two points or
less.
"The big difference in our
team now is the return of
Bill Jones, our post man,"
Newport coach Dale Hagey
says.
"He returned for our league
opener with Anaheim and has
been the difference in both
games."
Jones is the Tars' 6·5 center
and the man \vho controls
rebounding on both boards.
Friday night he hit five or
six attempls from the floor
for 10 points and wa.~ one of
four Tars in double figures.
F11iday's game lived up to
advance billing as another nip·
and.tuck affair until the Tars
exploded For 11 points to tw o
for the Lions midway through
the fourth quarter.
Westminster scored first
and the Tars look command
4-2 and held the advantage
tinlil halftime when it was
tied a&ain at 2$-25.
The Lions came out roaring
In the third period !o move
in front 28·25 and again 30·27.
At this point. Jones and tean1 -
mate Jim s ,,.,·ick hit the next
10 points between them and
Westn1inster was never again
able to ca1ch up although they
trailed by only two (47-45)
"'ilh Five n1inutes Lo play.
By GLENN WllrrE
ot .... O.llr f'llOlt 1 .. H
HunUngton Beach High re·
mains deadlocked for the
Sunaet Le1gue' lead today.
thanks to a spurt in the rinal
two minutes ot Friday night's
duel with underrated Western
Jn the Oil City confines.
Coach Elmer O:imbf' victors
were nllf'Sing a 6Q...g8 lead
over the Pioneers with 2: lS
to go when the Ude suddenly
turned in !be Oilers' favor.
Jn the span of 54 ·seconds
the Oiler basketball contingent
bagged two field goalg and a
pair of free throws while
Western turned cold and
seemed to lose its composure.
Two technical fouls in that
lime span further damaged
the losers , who had played
so well to that point.
Garth Wise opeDed the
eruption witfi an 8-footer
from the side then shortly
art.er that the f!rst technical
was levied.
Steve Brooks made good on
the free throw then Wise came
up with a perfection pass to
J im Worthy and he scored
from underneath.
Then Brooks added another
charily toss and the Oilers
were in with a 66-~ lead
and only 84 seconds !ell.
It was some kind of fine
game to watch. The lead
changed hands or the score
was tied 30 times. J.luntington
shol 51.7 percent from the
floor while Western made
good on 48.2 percent of its
fiel d goal tries.
Pioneer sophomore , Mike
Dunn was brilliant. scoring
22 points-14 the f i rs t
half -and showed promise of
being a great one someday.
Senior teammate Ga r y
Lollar was uncanny V.'ith his
deadly shooting from the top
of the key and he nailed 17 for
the evening-I I in the first
half
And Hun tington surely had
its heroes. Wise had one of
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Falls, 57-35
his sharper passi ng nights and
con tributed· JO points.
Worthy carried much of the
scoring load the last quarter,
garnering si:; vital pain!.!
before the game wes broken
open. He potte~ 18 for the
evening.
And Brooks paced the Oiler!!
with 19 despite a frigid night
free throw shooting. He made
five of 15 gratis shots-and
he's normally a 7S percent
free throw shooter.
Wes Thomas chipped In a
dozen and it was his outside
shooting that kept Huntington
in the game when it seemed
like Western was never going
to miss a shot.
In that decisive last quarter.
Huntington made el&ht of t 1
field goals-that's a scorching
72.7 percent.
Vikings
In 87-35
Blitzkrieg
h-1arina's awesome Vikings
put it to. the visiting Santa
Ana High School Saints Friday
night with an 87-35 pastin~
in Sunset League basketball
action.
Coach Jim Stephens' crew,
now 2-0 in circuit play and
11-4 overall. turned the Saints
inside out the first quarter
with a half court trap defen!le
that rorCed lhe Saints into
repeated turnovers.
By the end of eight mlnute.'J
of play it was 26-4 and
Stephens played his first team
in spurts from then on.
Kipp Baird. the Yikes' 6-$
forward, scored 13 points dur·
ing his time on the floor.
He was injured in practice
Thursday, requiring 12 slit·
ches above the right eye.
But it failed to hamper hi.•
play Friday. Dean Bogdan,
Andy Thurm and Baird each
accounted for four rebounds
in a balanced effort.
Bruce Mi 11 er . a I 8-1
junior guard. pumped in eight
field goals on the way to pro-
ducing the game high scoring
total or 18 while mates George
\Y~ggooer and Brian Sanders
chipped in with 13 and 11.
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Ne""·porl kept the ;:idvantage
by connecting on shots from
nutside with co n s is t en l' y
throughout the game. Many
of the Lion's scores came in·
side with Eric Snuthwic k (fi..8)
and T e r r y ~teisenheimer
following up teammates· at·
tempLs.
Both learn.~ hit at a 36 per-
cent figure in the first half
but the Tars moved well in
fron! in the S('CQ nd half
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Trip San Cleme1ite , 80-77
By PqIL ROSS
01 !~I D•ltv '°llOI Sil!!
Friday was the night they
should've summoned the fire
brigade to Orange J.I i g h
School.
The host Panthers outshot
the invading San Clemente
Tritons from the field by the
scant difference of 45.5 to 44 .3
percent.
However, where the ho5~
pulled out a wild fl0.77 verdict
v.·as at the foul line.
Coach Walt Hamer's snarl-
ing Panthers. although oul hit
by a single two-p0inter from
the floor. enjoyed a 20·15 edge
at the charity stripe in a
conte&t spiced up by a whop·
ping total of 44 fouls being
whistled.
The Tritons of coach John
BRker ki11std the lead away
wilh 1 :36 left in the tiff when
11tar center Steve Kaleta foul-
ed out with 26 po ints And
16 rebound!.
Ka!ota clipped Orange's :i·IO
Mike Glasgow as the l;itter
was making successful on a
driving lay·in lo give the ',\'in·
ners a 74-73 edge. Glasgow
converted the ensuing charity
attempt to push the Panther
premium to 7~73 .
After a pair of gratis shots
by Scott Peter had tied lhe
CQunt and another Orange free
throw had upped the Panthers
by a single marker lo 76-75.
the Tritons regained a
momentary lead.
This time. San Clrmente
forward Howard Valore con·
nectcd-on both end~ of 11
two-shot foul situation and his
side was on top. 77·76 v.·ith
just 45 seconds to J!O.
Oran«e tal\l ect the gan1c's
fin al lbree points on an
unobslru~ted drive and bucket
br 1\brl Bernal aod Rick
Jackson 's free throw .
San Clen1cnte had originAlly
Ji:rabbcd the upper hand with
58 seconds remaining in the
third period. 59-58. on a spec·
!acutar four-point play in·
vnlving Kalata and sub Chris
El!inor.
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To 60-44 Ne\\'port scored 14 of 25 a!-
trmpts fr nn1 the floor for a
5~ percrnr figure cnmpared
10 .11 5 Fnr the. I.inns ~ 17 of
wiH be seeking its sixth win ~:;;:~
of the campaign tonight when No...,e•
1he Troians tackle Angelus i:1:':"'
League poy,•er h-iater De1 al A l(AI~
Gon>ol••
f 0•11• la11er 's gym.
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Came tin1e is 8 o'clock .
Coach .lohn Dr isco!l 's
1 ·n1vcrs1ty team drnppcd its
nin1h dt>c1s1on Fnd:i.\' nigh !
:i! ~~ooth ill High to C:nhr, 57-~I ~d-L">
',''cb;ahbr"s GLeladiators . fro
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A case of lhe preseason up-
sics·and-Oownsies has appar·
\Vedne.sd<i.v night w h 1 I e
We~tmins(er e n I e r t a i n s
Anaheim.
W•Umin1!1 r 1111 enlly departed the premises .at '• 11 ~1 1~
Mission Vie1·0 Hi'h School, ""~·~·n~e''""' 6 ~ 1 n L•n!o•! G O o where the Diablos art tiow.roll· Jol'>M&n i , 1
ing along with a 2-0 Crestview •1·~~1ev I 1 • 11 5outllwlcW 5 1 J 11 League basketball record after Mar.ow o , 1 1 :he firsl two nights of circuit ""'ndo•A 1 ? 1 lol1ls 11 lJ II 'fl combat. N•wlNf'I N••Mr u11 ,, " ' ' • "
Friday nigh!. coach Pat Jtob-GentC>Jl 1~ •;
erts' Diablos recovered from a Youne • s
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25-20 halftime deficit and then IC•rm•• • s,..,(11 i played a heady second half in JP>n•• .1 o
rerordin" a ~4 triumph over c:iin1 1 o 11'1 Mc>c ln.,,.y e ~·ioless El Modena's Van· To••t• 1s u
• u ur an ague s11.z e I e WHE.1111 COHVElrt'TION COITilt
nets on 10 of 12 shots from
the field 1n !he first quarter
to grab a 21 ·10 lead and the
cold shooting Trojans never
threatened after that.
Flu·riddcn Tom Mullinix
pared lini wi!h !O points.
51 ... on
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11-11 guards f()...2 1 in a contest play· ,,_ •• ov•'''" sew• '' ov1•·1t,. Wn1....l!n1!~r 11 I< U ed O" the losers ' <O'"r l. un1v..,.11,.,. 10 1 ' 11-11 l?-6) " "' N.w...,tt Ha•ller 1S 10 U Gahr ll 11 1) U -!7
Roberts commented after·i--------------------'--'--'-C::.-/;
wards, "Steve Ashcraft did a
fine job on the boards and
came through with some clutch
shooting in the ~cood half.
..we·re still a long way from
being a solid contender and
we're just happy to win 'em
one at a time . ., added Roberts.
. they're in
take a spin!
""Bucs, Gauchos in Key Tilts
Ashcraft helped pace the
winners to a 45·36 advantage
in the carom category artd did
a f1lrly effecUve job in neu·
trallting El Moclena's 6-81h
Tom Long. ,
The M senior led the Diablo
scoring parade with I! polnt.s.
Oranre c.si ColJece, Lob-
bed to Unllb 1n lhl cell1r
-bl-Ille loulll,Cooot-Coolerence
bukietblll ram, launches the
circuit sl1te taolCflt qt.Inst
tough Fullerton lo Ille OCC
gym. Game time ii I.
Jn the only otMt 11me ln-
volvinR an area JC team, S.d·
dleback lravela to Riverside
City College in ,. Mis!dofl
Conference tilt.
Co1ch Herb Livsey·• OCC
Pirates drew a bye In the
opening round of conference
play Wednesday w h I I e
FUTierlon was geltJng by San
Dle&o Meu. 8M7.
Llv.sey's crew comes lnl.O
the game wllh a 2-13 record,
including seven s t r 1 i g h t
losses. The only two victories
have come agAlnst Reedley
ind College of the C1nyon~.
Orange Coasl is led by 6-fi
Steve Mc~ndon. lbe JeadJing
scorer with a 12.9 average.
Guard Tim Conroy is hitting
3t a 11.9 clip per i[:amc. Both
are {reshme.n .
Fullerton comes into the
game w\lh a 15·3 senson
record. Qmch Moe Radovich 's
club won lhe annual Chaffey
Jnvllallonal In December.
M e a n w hlle, S11ddleback
f11ces A.<"must win ~iluation
11t River!llde. Both team!I
dropped lht'ir lnlllal circuit
games W c d n c !Id n y and
another loss would just about
cripple the losei~ chlmpJon·
ship aspirations.
Coach Roy . Stevens' Sad· "''""'•"
dl iback fiff ~101fr'ossmont, -~,...=
S§.58, in the final six lltc'Onds :~~.
while Riverside lost t o Sh-nl'IOn
Southwestern, 81·74. RtV!Ts1de-rq1•1•
was the pre<onference
f8vorite to win the ti tle. lh...,n
Mlll .. 11 vi.i. fHl . " ' ' J •
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Eric Christensen is Sad·
dleb8ck's leading scorer with
11 .19.8 average. He pumped
In 28 a11tainst Groalmo nt
Wednesday night.
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Edison
Does It;
~3:32 ~
By ROGER CARLSON
01 !IM Dl ll'I' f'lltil 11111
The l rvlne League baliket·
ball race, ebvlously deslgrft!d
lo reduce the population via
the C1)ronary route, continued
lU hearl-!!tOpping ways Friday
night at Edison tligh where
the host Chargers held oa for
a preclou.!I 33-32 verdict over
Corona del Mar.
Thus coach Dave Moh!' vic-
torious Chargers are tied with
Corona del Mar in the Irvine
chase with a 1-1 mark, one
game behind Estancia.
Edison and Corona del Mar
ha ve eaC"h v.•on and lost
game by a single digit in
thi s, the second round of 14.
circuit encounters.
And it was just as .,..;Jd
as the score Indicates with
ccach Tandy Gill is' crew hav-
ing a last chance to overcome
the deficit.
Edison had gotten a break
when Bob Wright went lo the
foul line wilh 13 seconds to
go in the contest a fte r a col-
llsion that saw the officials
rule Corona de! f\1ar guilty.
But Wright couldnl convert
on thf. one-and-one s ltuaUon
and when sophom ore Casey
Jones of the Sea Kings re-
bounded, Corona had 1 ts
chance to turn il around.
But Jn those fleeting seconds
against. a tough Ed i go n
defense, the Sea Kings y.•ere
unable lo get off a shot -
and the hosts had their first
circuit vic tory.
It was a game (If missed
opportunities for both sides
as Corona could connect on
on!y 14 of 59 from the field
(2.1,7 percent) while Edison
managed 13 of 34: (38.2 per-
cent).
The double post setup of
6-6 John Fdsher and 6-4 tl-1ark
Harmon could account for only
s ix points during the game
bety.·een them, but their re-
bounding ability in the second
half gave the visitors only
one s hot per p o sse s sion
u~ually.
Mohs' ouUit had opened a
seven-point· advantage !30-23)
a t U1e end of the third stanza
before the Sea Kings made
their final s purt to pull It
out.
Edison's Bill Thomson and
Terry McNay accounted ror
three poinl.~ via I.he gr11tis
route with 4:15 still r emaining
.ind excrpt for John Sumner's
bucket for Corona del ~1ar
with 1: ~ left. that \\'11.!i !he
l'ocf of the scoring story for
either learn.
Edison's scoring al the free
throw line did in Corona, IJ-4 ,
as Mo!Js' zone defense com-
mitted only 12 fouls during
the action.
C:ertl\I '" Mt• pn
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D. k d D p ! j · ttil .. " •, C:oun..,. Ct lllort! ... MCut1,. •mono 111\et < ' IC ey an an as or ru, a """' • ..... (Ill, • eny 0011t;111""' obu1111on1, • -1.., u1.JeO.oo 1,. ,,...,. J....... u1t1 . f nd" ll'ICutfl(j br tho 11!h1r ~ !Md -n ,1 c ....... M 1'11.doP 1 m&crlld man !.Krtllrv pair 0 outsta ' Ing passen ... ,.,.or In !fie ... ,.... • ..,"'' 11.... NOTICE 1:i HEllEi't' GlVEH 1t1ti • IT.I.Tl! OP CALIFOlllNIA
for lhe North wil l face 1 o.i.1Eo AT co.11 Mru . C:••llo•n11. b•1..:ll "' .,, o1111ur1o .. lor -ich w111 COUHT't' OP OlllANOI " • . !hit JI•• Cl•Y of Ot<•mbt•. ltll). Dffd "' '""' It • wcvrl ........ OCCU!"•~ Oii !till Ith dtY ,, OIC111111!1r 1t10, c rack Southern defe-nsive UJllt ~io'o'd wood'ian In 1,..1 th••• lie• been 1 1111auu in •lie i..tort "''· • No••.., il'uo11, 1 .. 11111 *er
th l · I de ber ""'Uf "'',.,."' 01 1..,1111m.ii1 "' 1noc11111 •NI 11io COU<1f\I •lld 11•11. ..,..,,,11., a inc. U s seven mem s Publl1hed °"'"" Coe•t 01 1"' il'l1o1. lnrirou w11Jch DI<-•ue on .. 1d ""'t ,_,,.., c;..,•o• "'· T~• and J11n111
of Utt• Associated Press AH· J•,.u•rv '· 1911 .... ,. cm """'"'"'' 1'11. '"'· -....OW-1\1 K. aut11 -now,. 111,,.. ro bf"" Pt111-t · fl lnJl•ltment1, 1.,.olhir wit!! l•I• '"''''"· ...., 1«r111rv. •t-UYtlv, 9' ~ Am!r1can footba tcan1s to-•. 0 1 ,, ,, ''''' • v•" _ , L. <"'"''•'ion '"'t ••KutM "'' w11..i,. I LEGAL NOTICE " 1 H "'' " "'1 ..,,. 1ntttum1nl Ofl -11 of .,.. ~lf1M day In the 22nd annua Senior ,.,., •111u11 "•• ..... m-1., "'" HMor. ttier1111 "'-· 111e1 ocknow!WI• i. .,.,
Bowl game: ClllTIFICATI 0" •UllNlil "''"K.• Ill the ollllullot! <>I UICI Tt111111<1 '"•t """'" C0<-•111111 '""'"*me WMI. . ll'tCTtTIOU' HA.Ml ' con11I.-In Por19'"IPll I ol St<!lon A WITHEM mV htnCI OllCI 1 .. 1.
Dickey, the Kansas Sta te Tiie unoer>ll ..... d ..... Cf";tv "" 1. Ill ••• ., d..O ol l•uJ! to Pt¥ M!Of"t !I•-iOFF!CI AL SE.t.LI
ho -" f 2 163 c..nci..cl•"U • 11\"lnuo 11 ?UO Avon 11"",.."'"" lhe N •me11h WI I l tlo• <iff<I Duk:l1 Y. T"'lldl star W passcu or , . S•rel!, NtwPOrt 1111,,.. c .,111.,,.1111. u-r ol """ N•t•,.,. Pullllc·C1u1..-.. 1.
Yards thl.!i year aOd 6,208 ln tti. tlctHIO<ll fi•m n1me !ff M"'•IOll o~u,,..,.nr lt>tf, 11 Inv , il'rlncloal Olllct 111 . , f llt E PllOlECTtOH oM lh•I •lkl "'"' l "'tr lo --Int . ar'l<I ~"'lld u.oo O•tl>Ot COOJ11ty his career, .and Santa Clara s 11 cOl't'll'OM'G 01 '"' 1o11ow1,,. "''°" llld "°'' '""'"'"'DI 111,..1.•1 11rln(li><ot, My Comm!ul""' l!"x1l•11
Pastorlni wh~ accounted for ,,.,...., """"" 111 1u11 •nd •1•c• 01 rHlclfft('.; •,"" 1"1.,111 tlltrton trom Oclllber 10• 1. 10.~~1~i~~~traN 1 Jo 1 , foltovn· '10. I °"" L.. ll umbl•. Jll 1111 "'"'· 11¥ ........ " ••ld b<IKll '"" lltltuU, IATT•A ''" INYDllll •Ml LIVlff Tell
N _, a...:11 c 111 a I• he1tlw !fell••" "''' .,,. w...it or llU ...,"' Main ''""'· ''"' Ml 0:1td J111111rv "7, ~tli ,.ld u ..... ld IPll<IU<OI " ... Id ..... , ..... •II ~~='·:,~cillw.il ""'
Doll L. RumOI• """' oumo IKv•.cl W ""' OWd 1'1 lrutl Pul>lhhod or-e cuot Dilly f'lltt Stele of CJlllornle, Or1,,_. Caun"': " ln>m11111hty M "'d •Yeblt, ,,,.. no-0.Cernlllr 2,, 1tJO i nd J1n111N t. t. "'; 011 Jtnltd N 1, lt1l, bltt'll mt, I !let "'-iHrl' 11¥11\ II !llt •IKllor> of 111e 1t1l nN>JD
-------------JHeltf" Pul>llc In end !or Mid Stal•. undtrol911111 to ceu•• l!lr Tr.1 FlrJt ----·----------. . -•-HY IOPll•ICI Oon L. I UMbil Amtrlu11 1"1......:1•1 eo--e11 .. , lotm1t1¥ LE N011C~
On TV Toda11
Channel 4 at J I
about -4,000 aerial yards-thls k-1'1 to me to INr •lie H••on wr.1111 kno"l'n 11 Fl•ot Ame•k:•n 111r. lnwrtnct GAL £.o
h 'd d n•m• lo ...O.CrlOlll t9 Ill.It within 1,.. •nd Tt\111 ComNn~. ln.tftft 1r...-Wlldt•,I------------8CB!IOn , eac are cons1 ere 11,~meni 1n<1 ,,_now1.m111 11e uKutlll 111 1111 -0..,..,1y dtocl"I-tti.•fin in CASI NO. f'·l-1
prime professional prospects 1ne ""''· trwo .,.. .. ,,., orovldlll 1n ••I• o..i o1 c1E11T1,-1c.1.T1: Oii" a1sco111TOl1MMC• ••• h fd h' h · th (OFFICIAL IE ... L) l•ul!, Ind l\OllCt It lutlrtfr hu10Y fl""en OF VII ANO/Oft AaAHOOMMllfT ell'
IUIU 8 OU go 1g 1n e IELSIE M. COI V rni• tho ullllor1l11!1d "-'•toteff ••tcuttd PIC:TITIOUI HAM•
National Football Le ague ~~n':,Pcu!~,,~-;·11111"'11 :~1.":':\11~~·:; _:di:::.er;~~ •• ~.:i::1=: THIE trNoE111s~~N~ 11o11 l'ltrtW
draft h1ter this month.. My Comm!u lon E••lr•• 1 wrl!t•n 01m1nd '"' 111e t1•1 o1 n ld ce•n•v t,..t, elloctl~• 01c1mbl• 7. ltJo No~. U. 1'1J pt<11t1r!y. 1h1 CHHfl !o do ltu1l<>111 ullder ",.
However the: e X Jl l OS j Ve Publl1h!'d Ottn~e Cot •I 01lly 1'1\tlt Otlf(! O•c o.. U !tit tlc1lt1111i1 ll1m ntrT>t ol THI! HOME
k ' k Id f' d 'j .JtnutrY 9, !&, ,J, JO, lfll U-11 Chtt~f';' 1,,_' Fl~che•" SHOW et UJ • lllth 51 .... 1. NtWHrl Y11n ee attae cou Jn I --PuDll M .... O• . ' ' -II P'I ' ll•~cr.. C1IHo•t1l1, ..... 1,11 bvllt\ltl w•• • . • I ""' 1n11 '''" ul Y IC • torm1rlv cempolld of t~1 !lllowl•• :~~ultd!ren~~vele~ga~nyst .~~~ LEGAL NOTICE ~~~trT>blr 16. lfll) tnd Jlt!UfN '· ,~ .. 1~ ~1'::'~:7:':. ~:::..~.~ ,;.'.'~u~nd ,1,ct .,
• ------~ MAR"'( UllSCHE L 621 lillh l!r1tt• American Bill Atessis 11. 257-ca11Ttl'tCATE OP au51H111 LEGAL NOTIC"' N1woc,1 e11ch, c:1lu1rnl1 ' PICTITIOUS NAM• £.o Ct•llllctlt lo• lttnucuon (!/ 11vo1 ..... pounder from T exas, and se-Tht un<11r1l•ned <1<> urtllv "'"' ••• _ -------und•r '"-•bo~e !letll lau1 n1m1. 11\d cone! unit All·American tackle (onOuctlng • 1w11~eu •' l-lll w. 1111 il'·llllll' 11tld1v1r of oubllc1tlon IN•ef, ••• 1111 11i. . . Id., Anahtlm, Ctlllor~;1, t>Nltr lht llt· C:l!"ITl,ICATI: OP Ol!CattTOIU ... NCI !t1 lht oltlct ol th1 Cau.,tv Cl..-t .. John Sage, who was brilhanl llllou• Urm t!Am• "' II .. M H,i.llOWAllE OP U11 AN0/011 ....... NDONM•NT 01' 0••~· Cl)Untv, '"''"' ll'lt ••o~lllllllt ,, • 1 _ · • St l • 0 11111 1n1t 11id !!rm b C""'llO>td of PICTITIOUS MAMI SKI""' 1461 of lht c1 .. 1t ( .... In .....,u1s1a na a e s range lftll toi1ow1,,. ,...,..,,,,, wf\oj• ,,..,,., 1n W•lNESS mr ,.."" 1"1' 7th "' 11
Bowl loss to national cham· 1uu ,,..., .,,11c•1 01 r11IMnc1 ''' •• T14I!! UHOElllSIGNEO ""'' h"''"' o..,,"""" 1•10 follow•· c•rllf\I tt.11. et!Kll~• Jun• le. 1'70 lie Merv U•Khll pion Nebraska. 11~•d w. 1em11ic~. tJ!I 01vm•h: "''-ro do butJ.,..., undtr tr.e tl<tllllluo 1. •M• LIVINGSTON Or Hunll<>1I011 81P.C'lt C1llt firm n1m1 cl 111 ... NSCO CDNSULT ... HTS •a.TT•AY, SN"l'Olft & llYlllMTON Othe r All-Americans on the M.,,,,.,. s. 2.mnk-. tsi1 01.-,.,p1c " un c..,,,,, Pl•<•. Co111 IN••· ,1.11.,,,.y1 11 Law
So h d r d 0 •., Hunt!11tton a,1t11, Coll! C:•lll11t n!a. wM<h bu•l""u w11 klr,,..•iY 1111 "'"" Mlln st, 111111 tn ut e ense are secon Dtttd Jen. 1, 1tl1 com-111 tht 1<11~1,,. ""''°"· -.. s.-t• ....... C•lllW"lll• '"" teamers Jac k Youngblood an Ronald w. z....,111Ck n•m• 1,, 1un 11>d '"c' o1 r11lcleflC1 I• 11 Tit: J11.1t11 . ' Mt•""• 5. Zomnle-loll-•. •o-wll: Publl"'ed Or1~1• (11111 Dt lly •1111, end from F londa. and STAlE OF CALIFDllN IA, •••• J . G••nl. U]'f c .. 1l(1 ,.It el, Oe<-r ll, 1'10 •llCI Jt nut rv ,, t. "·
I. b k R I k K' f 011.i.NGE COUNTY· Co1t1 M•11. C1m. Jt71 ,,,...70 Int' ac er c 1ngrea o On J•nutrv 1, · 1911 , boot"'• -· 1 C1r1111c111 to• 1 .. n1•C1l11<1 of t...i1lnod'l------------'---
Tulane: and third teamer Lar-Not•rv Puo11c In •nd •or ~·1~ s111 •. ~"°'' th• •bo•t tlCllHCM.1• "tmt, •rid LEGAL NOTICE . . .,.,.....,ttlv '"°"'HI llOfl•ICI' w. zam11k-etUd•vlt of l>Ubllct•lort lh .. r~ol. t r•"" lilt ----------ry W1J!Jngham, ll back from ellll M•rll11t $. zt..,nkk -1\0Wll lo mf !" lhl off!ct OI lhlP CIM.lnlv Cl••k ot s°Uf'lllllO• CDUtllt OP T"l A b ·h L ret tll bl !ht .... ..,,,. w'-011 ........... Or•n•• (llUn!•. t>ndl~ •h• pro•lllonl al ITATI o~ c ... LIPO.NIA PO•
I DAILY ,ILOT P!loi. ~1 l'llrlek O'Oen111n U urn ~ ose pun urn S1Jbr.crlbld 10 1h• within 1notrum111t •nd Stetion l<M 01 thll c1•11 c-. 1~1 colJ'NTY 01' 0111.llNel
provided the wiMing margin 1ckn(IWltdtffl lh1¥ 1x1cutt<1 !h• ••mt. 0:~:.~1,-;o~ htrld 1111t 11111 ·~¥ •t Ne. ,,...,1.,
ESTANCfA REBOUNDING CORPS -.E stancia High's circuit leadin~ Eagl_es,.
des pite Die supposed lack of reboundi ng strength, have a 2·0 muk 1n Irvine
League !lay after Friday night 's 72-67 conquest of host Costa Mesa before
a packe house. Here Doug Confer 131) and Hank Moore (33) tip the baU
a\vay fr m Mesa's Tom Sampson (45).
in last wetk's Gator Bcrwl 10111c1•1 "'11 ft••• J Grtui NOTIC:f Olf Hl!AllltN• OI' fl11'tTleM J1&n l. Job1I p bll "Id O " C O I "'I ! POlll f'llOaATl OP WILL .t.NO .... me Hot1ry "°Ubllc • C1lllorn11 U ' •i nto NII a pi 1 o L•nl•l TllTAMllfTAlllY ( N 0 ga · Pri<1CIHt Ottlct In O•ce..,blr ''· !t10 tnd Jtnut rv f, t, U, fON O)
Linebacker Ronnie Hornsby, or1no,. Cll\J"'' int 2'°2•10 Et111t 01 MILlON MYe "s aooHE•. Mv Commlulo" l!•PI••• Dec•\"' a 232-pound er from M~•ci. '· 1tn LEGAL NOTICE NO icE 1s Ml!"l•Y atvr:N Tl'l1t southeastern L 0 u i l' i a n a PubHthed 0••1>11• coeit 0111y P1111t OM• H1111 e""ht• "'' 11~ 1>tr11n , J1~uerv t , 11, )l, JO. 19/I U.11 N tlllon lor probtlf ol Wiit 1tld ,.,.
College:, and Richard Harris, "·'"" 1n u11•c• of L•""' r n t.,.,.....11,..,. 1e
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rl kf r LEGAL NOTIC.E CllTl~KATI!" OP •Ul1Nlll, Pttltlontr !N11 aondl, •tltrtnc• fe wh1cr. a 6~poun tic e r 0 m PICTITIOln NAMI !• mldf tor '"'"''' ,..,11t;ullt1, ....
Gr11mbli ng, were first learners ,,,.,,,,,., 0 , , .. -,,.,-,, "Tiie ync11r111nt<1 oo '"'"'• ,,.,.. '" th•I th~ t!me arw:i '"'' 01 h•t•I"" . • ' ' " condUClinl 1 Du•IMll II 16"2 il'tcll1c !ht •tmt ~'' bHn 11! fot Jtnut.., on the AP Little AH-American F1cr1r1ou1 ftAMI c ... ,, 1411.,.. .. ,Y . sunut attch, calitornl1, "· \tll . 11 t :JO '·'"·• 1 .. •fl.It u1o,1rtr....,
d Tl'lt undlrJl tMd ""'"' c••!ltr ht 11 un.itr lht llclltl11Ut firm n1m1 ti OCEAN of 01oar1.,,en1 Ho. J ol Oflcl caurt, squa . (<>n(IU"ln$ I l:>utl ... n •t 11111 W1llt •n ELEClllOHICS •"" !h•I 11ld li•m II at 1Q) c1 .. 1c (~I•• O•lyt 111111. 111 72-87 Conquest FV Zooms
A Pa ·i crowd of •" 000 st.. lil•<lln Gr .. 1. cau1....,11, .,_, <om•o,111 o1 Ille ,.,.,.,..1.,. •tn.ot1•, '"'"°"' th• CllY of S.nro AM, Ct llllfnlt , Ca C l Y ""'• tr.. !lc1;11w1 firm 111m1 el lHE SOll-0-nimi • 1., hit! Ind l lt(tt ol rh ldtn<:I t rt Ollt<I J1nua,. 6. 1'11 is expected. FILE co. 1nd lht l l•ld f!rm I• com-•I follow•: w. E. ST JOMN, . DI 11>1 lollowl"ll 01,.on. Wtlf>ot "'"'' Chtrllt F. O•wllt. 11)11 h l•n<I \llew CIM.l"ty Cltr~.
The South a ttack will be '" •~11 el'ld Pl•c• ot •t1l<11.,c• •• •• D•.. s,11 llt•c~. C•• 11 1d''"'"" M. P•"''' ,,.. ••UY. . lollcw•• l li Mr.olOpr, 1'ttl (lfWOt! L 1 11 1, tll Cl•lc C ... ltr tlfl¥1 Wnt, lrigg-ererl by quarttrbacks Leo Cn••lft L. Wolld. tan ll•••ltllll Or . Munilne1..,. lloacn, Cll. 11n11 ,.,., c111t..-nl• Ml
H l Of Duke and Scott Hunter M~n ..... 1 ..... l!taUI, (1111. Doll<! Olunlbtr •• 1'10 Tll : CIUI S0·H41
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E&gles ' Shooting To 69-65
ar 011td Janvtrv •· 1t11 Chtrl•• " o.w1" "'"'"'"' ..,., il'ttllle•r of Alabama. who com bined c,..ntt L wood 11 1c1ow•Y No.. LluMl'loldf-• il'uOlltr.t.t Drtntr C:Nll Dall\' Pllll
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in the air On Jinu ir¥ 1• !tll. btlo•• "'"· • Nct•rv l'Vb!IC In •NI f•• ... Id s1111. LEGAL NOTIClt • Nolarv PuOllc In trld lo• ••ld 5••t1, PltllltltltV •-••Id Clllrlel '· Ol'WI"
r 0unlai·n Vaifey H 1· g h 's But most of the Hebtl 0 ••oonell• •00•••td Cr.••1•• l . w-1nc1 1111~1w1y M Llehll>oiftr tnown •• m1:l-----, ""'
T oMu_chforCM Triumph
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A s pec tular second half
shooting .1play by Estancia
carried Eagles lo a lhrill-
ing 72-fi7 pset bas ketball vie·
tory over host Costa Mesa in
an Irvine eague encounter.
The Ea les, paced b y steady
Gary Or 111. connected on ~B
of 23 fi d goal attempts 1n
the final wo quarters. At one
stage in the final minutes of
the thir• period a nd early
momenl!J of the f.ourt_h stanza
the ERgk s fired 1n e1ghi cnn-
Sl'CUt1ve attempts from the
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Est11nt 1a·s tremendous se·
cQncl half display crackf'd oren
a tight contest that f11vored
the E"il'lles 32-.10 at in·
termissl~n. The Eagles built
their ITl.trgin to 57-50 <1l the
third quar1er break and then
increa!cd their lead 10 li l-52
1vit.h fi:\B to play hefore Cnsla
r.1esa ~lit on a la!e rush behind
~ full court pres.'! that kept
r ~-n to m,. •o bl t~t "'"°" wl'lllll 111 bl 1h• M;•ont -n•rnH a<I ·
th b · k f d11mage c ould come from a name 11 •u01c••-'" 1,.. w11~1n '"· ouOlc•lblll 11 !"e .. 11M., •n•••vm.,.1 •nd c I Ill r IP t c AT• Oii" llMITl9 B11rons, <ln e rin o . it•umant ,.,., 1cknowl..ti• h• ·~~'"' ... -~ ~-, •• , il'AllTHl1tsH11' the outc(lme In doubt until trio ol. running baC'kS -All· ""' u mr a .... n-•--'""" ••ocu ... ~· ••m•. "011 TIANS.t.CTION DP •u11Na11 becoming an a lso ran with A . Don M C f f i01tici11 Si•!l 1SEALl UM o•• the final buzzer. mencan c !IU ey 0 JOAll L. JG01! OOllA "· D"l'Ell PICTIT!OUS NAMI k . an 0-2 mark in the second North C 11 r 0 1 in 8 Dave Noter.-PuOllc .. c1111.,,.n11 Nol••¥ Publl, · c1111.,,.nT• Th• ~n<1o .. r.noc1 um1tl!d otrtnerthl•
Orgill was the ey Estancia round of the hec ti·e lrvi'ne f 1 • Ptll\Clool Ottlco in M• comrn1 .. 111n E•ll•11 -· ~••Kl• c•rillr lhti 11 It C<IN!uct1ne ,
f. I lh d 'd' thf d Abercromb e ()f Tu ane and o .. n ... (a.int~ Aarlt ''· lt11 l:>uslnf.U loc•!~ ti 1m Ho"h ........ y • igure n e eCI mg. r M' k Zo k f A b Mv Commllll~n IE•ol••• Do,.11• IC. J..,_,.., ""'""'¥ Sult1 IOO. -'•nl• .._,.., Ctlllor~lt '71tf, Quarter. The hard working League basketball race, came JC ey r o o u urn. M h , itu •uu c11r1r a.w-unde' th• 1i,1111ou• urm 111..,.., ~lllll'H
h r• f Publl•hl<I ~~~nv." Ce.at Oilly llllol aetllltwer, CllltlrPllt '1716 COMP~NY and lhtl u ld firm It c.ml'lflld rnrward, who does dO\Jble d uty back with a '6IJUrt in l e ,1na Janu••• ,, ,,, 11, 30, "11 51.11 T.u 1u o1 !hi 1o1iow1n1 •••ton• "'"°'' ,..""" 1,.
hy bring;og the balJ UpCOUr{ •Ian•• fQ p•'n g 69 <5 dee•'so'on ----~-----------·I PuOll1hU Oron1t (NI! 0111¥ .-ilot lull e"d Jlt ct' ct rHldtnel t •I ti " ~ L k Bli LEGAL NOTICE Otcaml>lr 1', l6. ltlU and Jtn~trf '' t , 1o11.,...1· again~~ pressure, connect~d on host M11g110\ia Friday night. a ers tz !t i! lltG-10 Jolin L. Ptl8f1KJ!t1. !OU! T"-9
for nine points in the period T_.5161 ~~~· Hun!ln1Ton a11cr., C1111wn11
·on four field goals a nd a free Coach Dave Brown's crew, NOt1c1 TO c1Jo1T0•1 LEGAL NOTICE L1m111<1 Po•ln•r"
d b 13 I l a f H t 76 SUil'!A10111 cOU1tT OP rHa J""n L. Ptltl1M.1t••· unn Tll-thr(IW. OWTI y a -COUn e r '/ 0 ers, ST,l.TI OP CALJPDINtA ,,Oft f'-ltlll bflvt. Hunllnt ton ltteh. C•llNlrllll
However. Orl!i!l had plenty in the initial stanza, and still THI ca~~.7.!:.1°•ANG• .. c111T1"1C.1.T1 all' co•,,0111AT10N POiit t'li'6.
down by a 56-49 tally aft.e r 1!:1t1lt ol' 0 01115 CHlllST!EN MC T•ANSACTION 0, tUS!HIJI UNOlll T~tM~''':,'.~~ •• v. ~::.~:~~·1• ,1!!~~ or help .from teammates Hank 123 117 Ol!:"M011, Ctcfl~. "•C:TITIOUS NA.Ml Ctlllornlt 9)611 ..... r.1oore and Doug Confer in three periods, came a live be-• NOT ICE IS HElllE&Y GIVEN le lh• T>jE UNOIEltSIGHEO CDllPOll AltOH J""n c. Edlntloti. ,..4 "Tttk ......
d · hind its tough man·t(>-man Hedi!ctt ot ih1 111o .. e n1n>1<1 dl<.1<11n• doe• h1r1bv e.,,H.-'~'' 11 1t ,onc1uc11ne • Plt<t. Cutt Mtw. c1111.,,.n11 fHH . the Quarter. Each score six "''' ,11 ri•''""' h1w1no c111m1 ,,,1,.., 111e b1"1"'" 1oc.11t<t ,, 1602 &•bccck -suu~ un11. J Edi.,.11111• 111.1 11,_.....-i
points in the eight-minute pressing defense. 111d OKl!tlrn• '" •oQulr~d •• "'" 111.,.., A. Ci><rt Meu. c1111. t"/111. ulWll• tM Plici. coi•• Mtw. C•ll,.,.nl• fHH •
I "d PHILADELPHIA IAPI -wllr. tftf ntctUttY ~oucMt••· In lh1 olllca tlc llllout llrm n1m1 ol "'UlOMJiTIC """•tO 11. M""JO"• 121 4 ldtlle. Ctil• onsl;:iughl and Curt Thomas Rick Po\1'er"s stea 5 m1 Wiiy T 1 t h f' I ~• •~• rl••~ o• •~· •i>llu• •nt!ll•o ,..., •• , o• 11e1.o.1oo1NG EQUIPMENT, •NC. '"" M"'' c11i10,.,,,1 ,,111.
· -we ve po1n S in l e 1na to P'"'"' t»em, wl•" •~• nK1n1•¥ •~•• ••I• tl•m It cnmPO>MI o• t~• LtY•<nt o. 1411doo.,, l!l4 ldiflo, c"'' added four morr lo run E stan· through tbe final penod seem-per iod by Keith Erit kson and """<"•"· to tn" unc1 ... 1onoci ,, th• ottfc1 11111-"" co•oot•tlon, whll•• •••l'IC1a11 M•••· Ctlllornl• t l616 tia's total to 25 lor the quarter. ('d to gi\'e Brown's cre w the ot o.au•o L. SEF M.,N. Alln•n•r •' L1w, .,.,, o1butlMn11 •• 1011ow>= •ow• L. "''" ltt'/ 1<"'"., D•IY"
momentum il netded on lhe b11ckbo11rd control by Wilt 6l*'! WllOM•• at.v1tw1•0. Loi "~••I", we11 .. n A11111,.,011c •r t n 1 11 1 ", co"• MH•, c oo1<1rnlt n1o1i. In the early momcnls or Ch be I . h I d th Lil C•llfornl• "00•. whk:ft ,, .... pt1ct ol e.ui .... tn!. In(., 14(11 a11>c1KJ1 -Sui'• Jin• ... C.au , 1tl! KOtntl on .... Fast break and ii took the a m r a1n e pc e s bu\lntu ot tft• ul\dtrtlenH In 111 m111or1 .a. c""' Met•. co111 •1n 1. Ce<ll Mon. C•llto<n!a 11611.
t he last stanza it !lppt'llred h h . Angeles Lakcrs to ;:i 12.1·117 .,.,1.1111no '" ·~· ••••t• ot u •d d1Cedtnt, w1TNESS ,,, h•n<I tftlt tl•h d•Y o• t -n p 11 ,11,. iuu Euell~. c;,,..,. the Earrles v.·e re ready to blOY.' lead for ,llCMXi y.•jl t ree min-. -. wl•~!n four mMll'ls 1ft1r "'• llro \ Olet mbt•. l•ttr Grovo. Clli!ornl• tlUCI. " .. g victory over lhP Ph11adelph1a publlcai. ..... !ff IN• ~oUc• WESIE ll N A UTOM~TI( .l.flnY(I p 111111, IJJU EIKllO. Gt<tttl the f.·lu.'ltangs oul of !he gym. u!es rema1n10 . 7f"te r .d "i;:ht Na 0111d O.c1m11t• 16. 1tl0. llELOAO•NG EQUIPME"iT INC Grev•, (•Morn•• tll-011 Ken Shibata. r>a ve Ly nch rs ri ay n1 in a • F11 ... Nc1s &L"'1NE w1LLl"'M II. WAll(!ll J Ol'ln l. o.1.1...,,.,
Orgill hit two quick Jumricr~ tJonal B11sketball Association MC OEllMOTI "''"1<11n1 G•n""' "•••n•'
E I . f l ;:ind Ed Pi1ts led the b11lancecl MEllllY CHll lST~EH "'COST A STAlE OIO" (.ILIFOllN I ... , ST,1.TE OF (AllFOllNl,I. tn move lhc Jag e.~ In ron I f th ll g11me. (~·E••cu•o" ol th1 Wiii el COU NTY OF 011,1.NGE, ... COUNTY 01' DllAHGE II
61·52 And it ](l(lked dismal frrr :o-corinll co umn or r aronJ!: th '"' •l>cwt ~•mid n•~-.:t•n• o:i~ thh lllh atv "' Dec~"'"''· • o On Oec•mb•' n. 1110. ~t"'" ,,..,, "'' iv\th Ji, l.'i :inrl 15 point.~. C'harnlwrlaln i,:;11.r e o.&YIO L. 51PMAN n10. Oolcr• m• Nine• E w111 • No••.-. ~ndotslonod, ·~•..,n•ll• 1001.,..., Joh~ l C'<lsla r.1e~a Y.'tth just over Lakers the lcRd for goo.d 98. 1iM Wl!•h••• 1ou1ov1n1 •ub11, In •M 101 ... ~ CtunlY t"~ St•"· ,~10111.,10,. ~M .. n to "'' '" e.o ir.i. · I ' Lff &n1•'"· C 1!!IO<~l1 etcMt •••ldlnt l~u•ln. OulY cc1mml11llnt<I and GfM•l l Pttl~or ot G•I"" Comitny, .,.. SIX minutes top ay. 97. wilh a fielrl i;:oal Al B:O~ MILTON c. OAW,ON •wotn. PIPrllln•llv •P••••ld Wl!lltm It, II'''''"' th• wl!~ln lnlTrumtnl on bt!lflt
h M I I f r h f' I ·-..l ,.. Nll""lh .&rrowh••• .... nu1 Wllk•r ~nown tc mo'" b• '"' P•••ld•ol OI tho Llml!!d P1t!nt11~1, !h1rtln ntmfrl Bul I c us angs re user o l e Ina peri'"'" S•n '""••••no, c1111. 1101 0, lh• c••P•,.tkln •htl t••ev11<1 1~1 WIT NESS "'' Ilona ,nc1 "'""" ,.11 '
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timeout c ame roaring ac . 99, the I...a kcrs out~cored the Ooc•mMr ••. ''· 1t10 •n~ Ji n,..,., i, t, .,~n .... 11d1ed 10 m• '"•touch co•oo•ttlon Notir• ·,.uallc<•llfc •nl•
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throw, f\.1archiorlatti tossed in defeats with 27 p 0 i nt s 11vi•nn1 !11 co-f'•rtMn) ,, P.O. te• M•t t0G, 111• ,. ... , ,,,,, NOTICll OP SALi Of' •IAL
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threw in a jumper to reduce •. ,. l hf l d f COMPANY '"" "'-' 11ld firm 11 lt)I t•N IH THI SUPlftlot COURT 0,.
the Eagles' lead to 66-65 with I•'°" 0 I ' fgreha 00' OPd!le '"""°'ldo !", lhf foll.,...1111 "".ont, whOM THI STAT• O" CALl,OllU!l. an conlro o t e ar s . """""' 11 ·~ 1 ·~ •fac:11 "' ••lld•M• '" LEGAL NOTICE •a• TN• couMTY a" ottA,..• only 1•21 left h' Cf k h'gh f •1 f!lll-t,l-•I: Ell1t1 ofM.filllO ll .GLICl(.OftHMlll. · · Co Arc le ar was I or Mld'11•I E. c 111111n, 2"11 L11 T11n•• Hotl(t 11 htrtlw •lvi11 '""' on ., But as suddenly as ' s\a Philadelphia wit h 27 and Hal o.. .. M111i..n vi.10. c1. G111r11 L. ,..,... ,,,,, J1111>1rv "· 1t11, ,,,. YMlhli,..., r..1esa gained !)le momentum l!lld,u, JJll llodltndl Or,. NewPOrl ClllTIPICATI OP COllll'O•ATION POlll Klfl,,.lh L. Giie-. 10 ,i.dmlnlolrtlw If ' Greer collected 2$. •••di, Ct . Cttl R. Pl•r.tt. 100• f", TlllANIA(T,ON OP t USINlll UNDl:lll , .... Elll!t OI M1rlo It. Giie-. Dlff ..... ii l~t It and Estancia adde.,d;J;----------------------------1 G•ov• SI., °''"''' Cl. JIM P. Mtwlll, ICT!T IOUS NAM• wlll 1111 •• ,,.i ..... Ill• "' lhe r.19'1111 six points down the strttct lJl l N. LoY!M, SIM• An•. Ct. J••• 1. TMIE UNOEllSIGNl!O COlll il'Oll ... TION bldOI<. ·~1 ... 1 '11 c11111 .. .,11, .... " """ HY!lt<. 1116'-I Ninon 1111 .• Tutll", Ct . DOES Hl!lllEIY CEllTIF't' TMAT IT IS 1be>Y9·tnllt1111 $ue1tlor (lurl. t W f1M1 tO Win 1oln11 away. JftrV Ill . l(r1nt, Jtl I. Otml.,., St nt• «>ll•uct!n~ I 11\11lno11 IOCtttll ti SJO Ntw· rl1M. lltlt Ind lntlttll 11111 Mlllt 9' 11 ded he · """· Ct. Davi!! L. ...•,1nn. to1 f oort Ctnt1r o.,, 1(1wi:t;t &t•(r., CtU· t11t d•etdlnt ol !hf 11,,.. 1r hll l!MI~, Orgl en t even1n.11 w1111e1 ... 1n1, An•Mlm, c1. 11o1>1rt v. ~':'"i:v i~T"wJ~'lD,,'.i~rE•1111•/~7'NG"'•'= ,.,., 111 .i11hl. 1111. ,1111 111"'"' ii.. with Z6 points, lop! in the MtnM1. l'ltt 5. l.-111. Soni• A11t. Ct . th•! 1111 ll•m 11 comPllM'd 01 •h• 1111. fl!at• h11, Dv ,.,,.,11111'1 .i ltw .,
d"" S f Mow1rd Mol, llJll Mont1ror, Ml11l1n ntr...-wlu , tctulred ••ftllt ltltll OI" Ill contest Moore ad ""' 1 or Vit ia, C•. 0111 w11c-um. 1Jt11 ~~"'l;.i::.1M1f1•'~0:·1;:::. orlMlD•I olace •d<1IUtn 111 "'~' 11 1~1 41<:...,,t ,,
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Bf f;TEVE UHLER
Since the Bealles' breakup,
each has had at least one
solo album to show h!l'll in-
divjdual talents. The latest
release, the ~first by Geor&e
Slie '-Scans ···
Stars for
The Stars
NEW YORK CAP) -When
the new musical "Ari," opens
on Broadway later this month,
Katherine DcJ ersey will be
watching the stars -bo th
kinds - very carefully. She 's
the company astrologer for
the play.
~1 iss DeJersey worked out
the best time for opening the
show, based on Leon Uris'
novel .. Exodus," by checking
the position of the various
planets and the horoscopes'
of those involved.
For example. she explained
in a telephone interview from
her office. in Chicago, on open·
ing night. J an. 15, the moon
is in a favorable aspect for
growth and the sun is se1.tile
gro\.•:tb and the sunis sextile
-at a 60-degree angle -
from 1.1 a r s , representing
energy and vitality.
The moon also is parallel
to Uranus. representing that
which is unusual, a n d
favorable to the sun. rcpresen·
ting the public, ~liss DeJersey
said. On top of everything,
she added, Neptune , the planet
of music, is Jn a favo rable
position .
The open ing nigh t was
originally scheduled for J an.
24, Mis11 DeJersey s11id. but
was changed "partly because
1 didn't like the aspect!!" of
the later date.
She said she was hired by
the show's producers because
"they just thought it would
be helpful."
"We looked for a good ti me
for the opening itself,'' she
said. "so it wt>lfl<I la st and
ha ve good notices." As for
the cast. she said, "I studied
their charts to see if they
are going 1o be successful. t comp11red one horoscope to
another."
f.1iss DeJersey said she has
been an astrologer for more
!han 20 years. si nce a physi-
cian suggested she look into
the subject. "You become
hooked," she expla Jned.
l\1 iss DeJersey asked her
telephone interv iewer for the
date. place and Lime of her
birth, then said: "You have
striking . dark eyes, don't
you?·· She was ri ght.
~liss DeJerscy said she
neither read the script nor
~aw the play, either in
rehearsals or out-of-town
tryouts. As v.·it h individual
clients. she said, she preferred
to know nothing about it until
she had cast !he horoscope .
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H.urison. is a ibrff.record Rt · mened mystic. A 1 a ~ ~._ni!f:!MY were: always
entitled "All Things Must sonporlttr he tended to be µnmlltakab]Y l larrlson.
Pass." shoved aside by thole who Though M baS left his sitar
Harri30n has always been rightfully considered John and days weU 'behind, traC(.8 of
the most socially conscious Paul to be the foremoat com· Eutun philosophy s t 111
of the group, the quiet sto.ne-posers. But GeOrge 's con-Jibound in his work. The entire
laced musician, the lndlan·im· trlbutlons have been there .u-~t of "An Things Must
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The st.o_iy of a bea~tiful,g!rrs lifl!time. __
b•t"l.ttn 11\f!~<:i.,qf 19 ~!ldJ1-. '" -··
NATIONAL GlNflAl ~RU l'P~
• ezuberance and vitality of the
music itself is an air of tran.1!~;;:-~-~-.,.·~«l,;;,,~"'ij!'!~~~~~~~~;:'.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;, quility.
~-.,,.--·-
Mom's Spirits
Need Bottling
And the music, with backup
work provided by such
notables as Eric Clapton, Bad-
finger, Dave ~lason and Ringo
Starr, runs from bright rock
to Dylan-influ enced fol k and
country. Bob Dylan, in fa ct,
wrote one of the featured
songs and co-authored another
with HarriJOn. DEAR ANN LANDERS o I am writin~ in lh~ hope
that my mother will see this letter and do something
about herself. Mom is a bi_g wheel in our to\vn. Every-
one knows her as an ac tive leader and a crusader
for worthy causes.
Lyrically, Harrison has done
some fine things. The words
are always gentle, forever op-
timistic: n~1•1t• INOAGl!MENTI
Her problem : Booze.
during the day. She starts
nipping while she fixes
supper. She cooks with
sherry and drinks half a
bottle before Dad gets
home. If he is 30 minutes
late, the food is burned
and she is plastered.
Mom doesn't touch a drop "Sunrise doesn't last all
morning
A cloudburst doesn't la1t all
day
AM C1llr l't91r11n
"LOVE STOllY" (GI')
,1u1 • ltOCK NUOSON
••HOltNIET'I NEST .. 10')
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s1ys to take lhe phone out.
but t hate to cul myself off
from friends and other family.
~'hat do you suggest? -MA
BELL'S PRISONER
Seems my Jove is up, and
has left you with no warning
But it's not always going
to be this grey
All things must pass, all
things must pass away."
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But the set has its faults.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
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Al!..:o!or Proml•r 'Ent111mW1!1
John Wly~t
"fl:IO LOIO" t0 )
ply1 Lff l•llt\lln I"
"MONTI' WALSH .. COi') fltom £ell twlce lasl week
and was lucky she dldn'l
break her neck. It makes me
sick to see a woman of her
intelligence staggering around
making no sense. I'll be going
away to college next year and
I 'm scared to death of what
might happen to Mom if
she's left alone ln the house.
Please, Ann, tell her to join
AA -D.M.
DEAR PRISONER: Your
m~ther-ln-law has 11 ,caae of
chronic ttlephoniHs a
nu erotl c co mpulsiOn for which -
the re Is no known cure. I
1uj'i:ge1t a 11e~nd p b o 11 e •
unlisted. It would be worth
the money to free yourse1£
from her merclles& badgert.n1 .
It is too long, with some songs
stretching into three or four-
minute repetitions or the final
verse. Sometime, as in "t...1y
Swttt Lord," this repetition is
most effective, but more often
than not it becomes boring.
/ind there is a whole extra
disc. "Apple Jam,'' which
features the star performers
on the album in a jam session .
It is fine , but it just doesn"t
seem to go along with the
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rest of the set.
All Color s~ ...
Undor U Mutt It W!m Pt rtfll
"NO &LADE 0' Gll•SS" (llJ
•lus e Kim Ot rby
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UMl•r 11 MUii lo W!tll l'trlllll
,.I LOVE MY Wl'Eu (I )
Ctint l11fwoo4
"TWO MULES
,01. SISTEll SAllA" !G~I
DEAR D.M.: Tellillg her to
join AA ls no answer. Until
y&Ur mother fetl1 1he'5 ready
for AA it won't do her any
good. I hope 1be see5 ih l~
letter, recognizes herself and
decides the tJme 11 NOW.
Inform your friends and
f•mily of the new number.
Le:a\'e the old phone ln -
just for you r motber-ln-law.
Turn the bell down so th~
ring Is d\1Unguisbable from
the aecond phone. Wbeii the
old phone rings you'll know
it's the doll and you c•n
answer when and lif you feel
llke It.
Despite its minor faults,
"All Things fl.lust Pass" is ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OWtl.NGI
ORANGE
ORIVl IN
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All coi.r Prtrnltr1 lint•11m1nll
Jo~n W1yn1
"lttO LOIO" COl
plu1 • Lit Morv1n
"MONTE WALSH" 101')
Hd .. ft r l~fKlld I lffnttt Cllu11l1 DEAR ANN LANDERS; 0111 c.1n n"'~1n, bt \tit? w~1n net •
a most impressive de bu t
album, full of warmth and
excitement, and is the best
solo effort by any of the four
ex-Beatles,
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d • h I! b«OMI J()O no! Ill ~tndlt, Stnd You gave some a \'!Cf to I e lor """ L.,,., .... botlkllf. ''Ntcklno *
wom.11n whose mother called •no ,,,,1,,, -w P111 Art '"' L1"'111~'" The Four Muses Folk and
h Jo t. d ,..._ U Moll YOUr r1<1~•1t lo """ Llnclt r1 er 1mes a ay. uu yo 1 .. c••• 1111~1 OAltY P1LOT •nc1a1lno Modem hiusic Ce nter in San have any ad vice for me'? My so t tnh 1,, c11111 111<1 • lf!ono, 111mp1<1, mother is wonderful. It's my 1e11.111aren .o ltt"'lvttc.>1. Clemente is offering various
mother-i n-law. who Is driving music workshops at the rate
me buggy. of $30 for 10 s e ssions.
we don't need an al arm Featw·e -Role h1embers of the "Ma.\sl\•e
Ferguson'' string band will ht
clock. She wakes us up everv HOLLYWOOD !UPI ) leaching. among others. coun-morning at 7:30. I counted
her calls yesterday. Thrre Character actress Margaret try blues guitar, bl ue grass
were 11. Her las~ call ~·as Hamilton (the witch in "The ba ngo, country fidd le, blues
at 9:35 al night. She was Wizard of Oz"J has signed harp and Hawaiian steel
telling us to go to bed and fo r a featured role in "The guitar. There is free use of
get some rest. A.nderson Tapes'1 al Columbia banjo.~ and gu itars in the
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Film Family Fi~f ~om Fading 'Fast •
--By 80s rifo'Mli ·™ductfOn .uniTCOmposed Of com:. pany. ~__.._-------p;ettern . . -_ . " St.anliy, -)5.,;presklent or Pilar-
.· :EKmWOOl'F!#r ~~~<p.fUl uS!]OQS,v.·~~d ___ O.L...ll_e_r..W.amer so~la~~ QJ~n mount Pictures. ~cbanU.!br'~ ... ~a~rEerred~e""' M.~WI:::~-r;:, • ..a.~-~l®..,k_:'.=rbe·U~ . .:.__~·
as president of 20th ceowrY-., ,, ""Siins· o -nr;-MlllolrSpef!li!lr. llOilltm>"'· cinlfOFofColUmlHa:-l'fe . · ' "l1<J<-.A~·~~, ~-~. '
Fox marked the apparent end .,PJon~rs. portant filmmakers. Once Is now chainnan of the board , b~ brot~ets Walt ~nd Royt,
of the most notable dynasty Louts B: ~ayer was when Sperling produced a and ~ Jaffe, who had been still ,retain~ lhe family to_ucb~
AUTHOR, DIRECTOR GET TOGETHER AT LAGUNA PLAYHOUll
Playwright Ketti Frings Di1eusses "'Angel' With Rowena HarwoM
in the film lndutry today . frustr~ted in hi~ hopes lo notable ·,flop, a stud lo related by marriage, Is presi· ~alt s 500·1.ll:law, Ron Miller/'
It also brought further. establish a dynasty at MGM:. w ls e cracker commented: dent of , .. the parent flnn. IS J:!fOducUon head, and Ro»
erosion of family control -=-.ol-f!e h_ad no s~ns. His. two "Tha!_'.11 set_ th_!~ so_n-~n-la! ~umbla Industri~a.-· --&-tr~ .. Jr.:JJ_.!.2~~~r it..JE!.~H~!9."' ..
__ tbt-mnYje __ hi~."iZZ.-,.W~-diug~t~.r~ m~rr1~~ Da~1d _?· _ ~U.!!~Sf"bacf lJ ye:att."-Stan'l~f SChfleider 'brfil'illdent -_... COAn "'°"""'a ... -"-
once was the most Important Seh.m~11: 111'ftf Wrlhcr111 3oiLe. . ••nt1---tlltr~ .. ~the foan--ot'Cti1llftbia-Pictures, and ton ~
factor in the film hlel'archy. both o! whom bec~me hea,ds ding father~ and economic How.ard Jaffe is a'prOducer.
--'"iilr.,,e·'S nOth!hg Wftslig «'!Ut .. of &l_'MlKI& Bu&. POI MCM...lbi,_11-,sh ak?"P of 1he~_iod1jst~.h~;;· ~~~· ~~~~~·~"~~-;·~~ nepotism _ as long as you dechne_d Lo work for their relat_1ves have ~n disap-
keep it in the family," Samuel fat her-in-law. pear1ng from studio payrolls.
Goldwyn was alleged to have The Warner Brothers of-The split of Richard and -
once said. ferecl a formidable famil y for Darrlt'I Zanuck came as a
Goldwyn knew. He came in· control of their company. yet surprl~. Young Richard had ~
to the film business because .,no Warner remains in control been well thought of by the ~
his first wi:~ was the siste r today. Jack L. Warner, the film crowd . But Fox had made ~, ... "'
of Jesse Lasky, a vaudevillian surviving brother, became some costly errors and some-0 10 vouNe
who started making flickers. estranged from his own son. one had to take the. rap. "LOYER! AND
Many another pioneer en· ~or a ti~e Warner_e~lab!i shcd Not_ father ~arryl, who re· OTHER ~1!ANGIRS"
tered filmm aking because of his son-1n-!a\v, \Vtlha1n Orr, mained chairman of I he LI•• Mln•llf
relatives. Harry Cohn was as production head. But that board. "TELL Ml THAT YOU
brought into Univ er s a I didn 't ~o~k. and \.Yarner later Two major companies con-1 LOYf Ml JUNl l MOON"
because his brother Jack sold hts interest in the coin· linue to follow the fam illar Coot. S1111
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worked there. Later t h e
brothers formed Columbia,
which Robert Benchley term-
ed "lhe pine trte studio"
"beCRUlt It h•• IO many
Cohna."
JU ES PRf. HIS
Ali MacGraw • Ryan O'Neal EXCLUSIVE!
. 'NOW .. PLAYING • I
•A Beautiful Show.,
Carl -Laern.mlt, founder of
Unlveraal, filled the company
with rtlaUvu and utablllhed
hl1 aon J unior 11 productlbn
head.
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Play·wright Praises Laguna's 'Angel'
P u I i I z er prize-w inning
playw right Ketti Frings drop-
ped into the final dress
r ehe ar sal of ''Look
Homeward. _Angel'' at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse
this week and wound up \li'ith
tears in her eyes.
:\iiss Frings saw her play she says. "In the theater, you
in \\'est Berlin where il 'i\'as have some importance and
produced in 1963 and where responsibility.''
It was a "big success." "Look At present she is working
Homeward. Angel" has played on a television series she calls
all over Europe, according to "Tom's World.'' It is, as might
,,1GM employed a host of
persons who bore the names
of Loe1v. Schenck or Ma yer
or were related lo !hose
founders of the company. Late
in MGM 's history. a pro·
A HOWARO G.MINSKY-ARTHUR HILLER Production .....
John Marley & Ray Milland ERiCH srnAL ooHuR HtLLER
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, • • "I had forgott en h o 1v
powerful a play it is," she
said. adding that as man y
times as she has seen it, it
never fails to move her.
be guessed from her absorp-
its author. and was v~ry Lion in the world of novelist
popular everywhere but in Ita· 1.homas Wolfe _ who died
ly and in England. at 38 some three decades ago
New Comedy
'Troy' Set
For Mes a HawA'Ro G.M1NsKY oiv10'6iorn i8"AN'cis LAI I PIRIMOuN!':iD~ 1,1!1 . ~-~
"This is a beautiful pro-
du ction.'' said J\1iss Frings,
~·hose adaptation or t he
Thomas Wolfe novel ~'On her
not only the Pulitzer and the
Critics' Circle Award in 1958
but seven other c r i l i c a I
honors.
"ll ran for a vear and a
half on Broadwa;: ... said th e
pla ywright, "and could have
run forever, but we lost the
tw o leads."
Huntz Ba ck
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Huntz Hall resumes his career
with a guest star role in an
episode or AB C's new video
series, "Barefoot in the
Her explanation: "Well. you _ based on that rebellious
know, il's about revolt from personality.
family . Even in this play. the young boy, Eugene Gant. Th~ playwright, who divides
doesn't want the embrace of her time between Westwood
the family .. J saw 'Look and Palm Springs. also is pro-
Homeward' produced by a Los ducing a movie for children .
Angeles high school drama "\Viii You R e m i m b I r
class recently. You 'd be Buster ?", a film about an
surprised how with it they Indian boy and an airplane.
were." Of th e pfoduction of '1Look
Mi ss Fr; n gs• r i r st Hon1eward . An11J," directed
playwriting effort ~·as "Mr. by Rowena Harwood, -Ml••
Sycamore." adapted from a Frings said at the •nd of
short story, and also about the dress rchear11l, ''There
revolt. "I always seem to be are memorable momenta for
(loiri.g-lhfii!S1i156uf revolt," she -eYery----ooe -of.-the •ctort.l.!-lht
laughs. fO'J nd lhe two leads. trll Kom,
Tall. , blonde and a who plays Eli za Ga nt; and
t horoughly cont-emporary Doyle McKinney, who pl•r •
personality, Ketti Frings also her husband, W. 0., "si mply
has some 20 screen credits grea t."
to her name. including "Come Th e comedy-drama plays
Ba_ck. Lillie_ Sh~ba ," but she through Jan. 2.1. Tuesdays
enioys working_ in_ theater. through Saturd t Th "In the movie industry the ays. a e
author really_has no control," Laguna J\1ou!ton Playhouse.
---------------------606 Laguna Canyon Road, Park."
' . Laguna Beach.
A wacky, fast-paced comedy
of mistaken identification is
next on the schedule for the
Cos ta Mesa Civic Play house,
the Orange County premiere
of "Here Liei Jeremy Troy."
R i c h ar d A nders e n ,
playhouse technical director
is staging the Jack Sharkey
play. which centers around the
deception of a Jaw clerk R~
tempU111 to fain a P•rtll•rablp
In hll firm without benent
of 1 l1w dlfrte.
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co.HIT.-+ ?nd l(ATURE AT BUENA PARKONl.Y
"HORNET'S NEST" (GP)
"LOVE STORY" Shown Af 8:30 P.M.
"HORNET'S NEST" Shown ot 6:30 & 10:30 P.M.
IOX Office Open• ~:lO P.M. S/low St1rl• 11 l ;:ll P.M.
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Oen• Benedict will tall.I th1
title role of the 1ntvprllln11..;,'=-=~----.===::;==-==---==-=-==-c:::-::=-------------------Clerlt. C6rofl'liililICk-Jf 'fM11___ ----------
11 his wife, wllh Joe Oil
!\ONO pla y ln1 -'l'roy·a
bla.ekmallln1 buddy. Rom!dl!ll
out th1 c11t 1r1 Bonn.11 l:bilft
11 1 tuhlon medtl and Alan
Hart 11 the head ol the l1w
firm.
_"Hert Lle1 Jeremy Troy"
v.•111 be presented in the Co'in·
niunity Cenler auditorium on
th _e Ora n ge County
Fairgrounds , opening Feb. 19
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Murky 'Macbeth' Trod s
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seventy-ones at
By WILLJAJ\1 GLOVER
NEW YORK (AP \ -The
ld f'a is 10 turn "Macbeth''
into an introspective dream
with s<nnc "Hamlet" trlm-
n1ings. so that the bloody Scol
tums oul to be just a
melancholy thane.
~~~~
At teas!. tha t's the main
impression one gleans from
all the mllrkv. Freudian -twist
even!s dctcc!ab!e ;11nid sound
effects mosl lour! anrl 1igh11ng
so tricky of !he production
that opened this week night
al off-Broadwa y's Mercer-
O'Casey Thf'a ter. 2800 HARBOR BLVD. I COSTA MESA j71~j ~40·11100
There's a certain fa-.cina·
tlon, for a while, in the distor·
lion conceived and dir_ected
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tually the inev itable conclusion
must be that the only pu rposC'
i~ lo be different, not percep-
live,
When David H. Leary Is
not directly ex-pounding trim·
med-down Shakespearean
meditations about soorlng am·
bition and its perils, he
watch!!s constantly al stage
rear, en throned in a tight
facial spotlight Everything
that happens is meant to be
seen through his eyes. Clear?
A lo t less clear is the
Defilippi device of eventually
illum inating the vi 1 I a i n -
usurper in two places at once
Co-Hit .. Ch1•ma
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so that he becomes the unholyl-------------------------------------------trinlty summoned by thel
weird sisters to forecast his own paradoxical future. lf'mlD:D:llllm:a:n:lllltn:a:mtn:a:mtn:a:mtnDlr:D:U:Dlr:D:U:DlmlDZI
Lynn J\1ilgrim does radiate
cerlain youthful intrepidity as
malevolent Lady M. and Peter
Murphy sutteeds as an unc-
tiuivocal porter after less
credibtlity as Duncan.
Usually Hemlet himself ls
the vicllm of fulsomel y ornate
reworking by contemporary
experimenters. That, at least,
is something in favor of this
"Macbeth." Sleep on, sweet
~rince.
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Serving New port Harbor since 1954, twenty-
fi ve experienced residential salesmen with
over 270 years of se rvice.
FINER HOMES
ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON LINDA ISLE
overlook ing beautiful Harbor Island and Bay.
A description \vou\d be inadequate. A distinc-
tiv e home or rare quality. 6 bedrooms, 6
baths, formal dini ng roon1, pier and dock.
Asking $245 ,000.
SENSATIONAL LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
OPPORTUNITY
\Ve a re exclusively instructed to offer this
magnifi cent 5 bedroom 1-ligson bu ilt home,
'vith pier and slip. Asking $225,000. Avail·
able for iinmedi ate occupancy.
CLO WORLD CHARM
10 foot doors fron1 a Villa in Spain - ent ry
atriuni-5000 squa re feet of luxuriously com-
fortable family li ving -3 fi replaces. 5 bed-
roo1n s, all this with a FOREVER vie'v in
Dover Shores. $169.000. OP EN SU NDAY
12:00 . 4:30. 1000 Mariners.
LUXURIOUS BAYFRONT
Beautifu l 4 + bedroom, family andienter-
tainment oriented bayfront home \Vith pi er
a nd slip. Located at 1344 \Ve6t Bay, Newport
Beach. Close to the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. $168,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN.1-5. Brok-
er cooperation. Br ing your clients.
BAYCREST
5 bedrooms. 4000 sq. ft. of lovely spacious·
ness. 4 112 baths, fainily room 'vith \Vet ba r.
Forn1al dining roozn . large breakfast area.
Jiuge master .suite v.1ith fireplace. Storage
areas gal ore a nd large pool-size yard. Owner
111ust sell ! OPEN DAILY (Except Saturday)
1:00 • 5:00. 1815 Santiago Dri ve. $89,500.
NEW IN CAMEO SHORES
Warin sunshine pool side and a Catalina vie \v
'vill be yours in thi s charming 4 bedroom
hon1e ln an ex cellent location. $82.500.
CAMEO SHORES
Three bedroon1s, three baths. She lte req ,P.ool.
Large terrace. Good ocean view. ~ 'im~
Jll@t:Ulate house with great charm. Re41is .. tiChlJ y priced at $82,500. • .-*" VIEW * VIEW * ' , Owners n1oving. Now oiler lhi deligbuu.1 3
bedroom, 3 bath hqme~ Largefliving .room
wi th fireplace. Unobstructed -fJ.ew of Bay
plus landscaped patio. Glass enclosed sun-
deck. Excellent financing available. OPEN
SAT. & SUN. 801 Kin gs Ro~d. '69,500.
FROM $34,400 TO '47,500
MAY DAY, MAY DAY!
A s1narl investor 'viii full spe ed ahead or
tack qu ickl y to this ocean view duplex just
reduced t.o $45.000. 0"1ner ne eds quick sale.
BEAT THIS FOR $39,0001
Excellent ESTABLISHED Newport Beach lo-
cation. \Valking di stance to schools, park ,
library and shopping center. Immaculate
one-O\.\'ner. 3 bedrooin. 2112 bath hom e. Pool-
size yard. Best of appliances. All new copper
plumbing. Top fi na nci ng. OPEN SUNDAY
1:00-5:00 . 2106 Highland Drive.
!!MONE Y!!
Is yours to keep if you invest it in the Bluffs
of Ne,vport. Live in luxury and style · 3 bed·
roorns, 21/:i: baths and priced to .seU at only
S35.8-00.
FOR THE YOUNG ATHLETIC SE T
_r..1ear gyn1 . ocean. tenn is courts. pool. Coin·
pact, conte1nporary, 2 story, high bean1 ceil-
ings in living roo1n . 2 bedroo rns and con-
vertible den. 2 baths. 2 garages. Lovely move-
in condition. QuicJ.; occupancy. $34,400.
MACNAB· IRVINE
Realty Company
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
1080 Bayside Drive
Newport Beach
General
'42-1235
'75-3210
It took usSyecirs
to undo an i~ our
industry had worl<ed on for
300years.
Down through the years, the sharpies in the land investment Industry were aclually few in
number. Bui, oh my, how people remember·them.
We're in land investment, too. 1n a big way. Our company Is the fastest growing land inves-
tor in lhewest: a mu lti-million dollar, five year old publicly held corporation. In that short time
oflnda Jj£
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
60 Linda Isle Drive
Ne\v\y li sted. Prestige \vaterfronl ho1n e. 4
ex tra Jg. Br., 4 ba .. p\vdr. rm. Lge . liv. rn1. &
den; 3 car gar. Beaut. garden patio \V/roo1n
for pool Deck'& dock, By Appl. .... $220,000
n Lind• Isle Driv--Open Sunday
Ne\V 5 Br., 5 bath home on•lagoon. f\.1arble
entry, wet bar, AM/FM lnteieom. Huge mstr
Br. has be am cell. & own frpJe. Large liv. &
fam. rms. \v/frplcs. w/deck ... -... $185,000
92 LINDA ISLE ORI.VE
Beaut. 5 BR .• 4 ba. home w/formal din. rm .
& family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway.
Built-in gun cabinet & booksheLves ... $145,000
Waterfront Lots
No. 76 : 3 ca r garage. Reduced to .. $77 .000
No. 44: 108 Ft. on \va ter .......... $107 .000
No. 88 : 108 Ft. Consider trade , ... $145.000
No. 49: Choice cor ner lot .......... $70.000
For Complete inform•tion on all homeJ &
lots, ple11e call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.8. 642-4620
General
COUNT EVERY STAR
General
OPEN HOUSE
SAT & !'iUN 1 TO 5
10252 NIAGARA
MEREDITH
GARDENS • H.B.
ZLEGANT
we've done our best to li<Je down the reputation
of lhat tiny band of fo rbears.
One way of doing it was with the men we hired
to represent us. They had 10 understand the
~esponsibility that comes with being a land
in<Jestment counselor. They learned that they
were counted on to advise prospects on wh at to
buy. And what not to buy. The men who were
just out 10 sell some acreage didn't last very long.
Righi now we're loo king for more men of the
same caliber of those we kepi. Land investment
is truly blossoming and we need bright, v1illing
people to work with us.
How about you'? Woul d you be interested in
launching a new career? It doesn't matter what
you now do. If we think ~ou're good, we'll tra in
you. And if you are good you can live the kind ot
life that you might be dreaming about. Give us a
call , then drop in for a vis!!. You'll get an idea
what image is all about.
Loi An ..... Ar••: 213/986· 1770 and 872-3620.
l•nllr A~: 71 •/835·3233. S.cr•m11nlo: 918/481 ·3890.
a.11 01 .. 0: 714/279·&550. l•n .1~08/241 ·4745.
General General
******* * TAYLOR CO. *
).'ou are invited to the exci ting 1971 <=Home
Tour th is weekend. See the Best of the \Von-
derful Wor ld of Newport Beach.
OPEN SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1.5,00 P.M.
1215 Pembroke 3 BR + Pool + DR $44 ,950
1607 ,Bantiago 5 ,OJR + Pool + DR $73,500
410 Morning Star NEW 4 BR, Sun Rm ·+
$105.000
1606 Anti gua 4 BR , Den, DR , VlEW $124,500
1534 An tigua 5 BR. FR, DR & VU $99 ,500
1954 Santiago 4 BR, Den. Pool, VU $78,500
OPEN SATURDAY 1.5,00 P.M.
2039 Irvine 3 BR & DR, Spanis h $41 ,750
OPEN SUNDAY J.5 ,00 P.M.
2716 Windover 4 BR. FR & DR, VIEW $77,500
NEW OFFERINGS -CORONA DEL MAR
You Own The Land
Ocea n View home. Ideal for couple. 4 BR.,
DR. J·lear the sea . See the surf. $81.500
Ocean view, 5 BR & FR home w/pool. $92,500
Ocean View Jge 4 BR home + guest quar·
ters. S1nall es tate type. Very special! $130.000
Ocean VU "Own your own'' 2 BR apt. $76.500
Ocean VU duplex. Mod. spac 2 & 3 BR $75,000
Brand New 2 & 3 BR. du plex, 2 ba s. $84,500
BAYFRONT DUPLEX
Lu xurious un its \vith fireplaces & custon1 de-
tail. Owner's unit has formal DR & dramatic
mslr BR ste. Spac. r ental unit w/3 bdrms.
2 ba. Shown by app'l. $169,000
LINDA ISLE · $165,000
Beautiful 5 bedroom & fam rm hom e. Sunken
living rm & formal DR. JVlaster BR \V/fire-
Place. S1nart decor. Pier & slip. Call to see.
312 ORCHID
Corona d e\ t.tar. Beachside
of H1\y . 2 BR. home on 2
lots. Plenty of parking. 0 \Vn-
er 11nxious~
142 47th STREET
NPwpol'\ Beach. Dl1plex. 2
BR. t'ach, plus 01\•ner's hide.
a'o\•ay. Ou t of rown owner
says "sell"! Good tcnns.
702 29th STREET
Newport Brach. Duplex 2 BR.
& l·Br. Sharp & clt'an. Shake
roof; good Joe., E-Z financ-
ing.
MORGAN REALTY
673-6642 675-6459
BAYCREST
JUST REDUCED
$8000
An idea l home only 111·0 year.s
nrw with 4 bedrooms, for-
m al dining room, family
roon1. a kitchen to delight ·
!he gourmet cook, an incon1-
parable master suite and a
secluded study for the ex-
eC1itjve 01· profcs~ional man
who rlt'Cds a priva te otli<:e
at home PLUS a pool 11.nd
low n1aintenanco yard com-
bine to make thL'> the per·
feet p lace ror the lamily
that lovrs to entertain.
AND
1'hc owner 11·ill consider an
l'Xchnng(' for Eastblulf or
the Blu r!.~.
N-011· Only lS9.~
142·1 LINCOLN LN.
OPEN HOOSE
SUNDAY 2·.-)
CALL 673-85.~
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R11I E•t111, &7.S.8000
UNIOUE SALES
This Week
.\j l7 Roxbury Road
1318 Santanella Terl'aCe
422 Goldenrod Avenue
41 7-4171.~ i'vlarigold 1\\'enuP
Unique 1s acti\'P! The only
thing w,. nl'ed is two n1orc
listings anrl one more sales·
pr rson. Call us, 1\·e·re
UNIQUE:
U""IC>UI: t1()~1:S
Rltl £11111, 675·6000
,,.) t:. Co•>! H11oy.
Coron• 0.1 '-11r, C1~f.
and all the Olckcrini; ligh1s
~cross the Bay_ This b1•and
ne\1' Dover Sho1·es V1c11•
home has 4 large hcdrm!, 3
helh~. plus powder l·oom.
P1111elled Ja mily .rn1 v.·i1h bltn
11·e1 ba r and 2nd fireplace.
'format dining rm. p!ut
breakfast area in spacious
"island" ldtchen. Landscap-
ed court yard with sparkling
pool. Re-ady tor immf!diate
occupancy, SIOS.900.
J Bed roon1s • 2 Baths
Tn1n1aculat(', 2.)()() ~q , ft. i\fr.r.
cdith Garrlcns Honie . ILx Jj
formal dining 1-oon1, beau!i.
ful black "'alnut paneled
family 1·oon1 Coinplelely
carpeted. custom draperies
throughout, drcorator v.•all ·
paper, magn!ficPnt land.
sea.ping complete sprinkler
system,'block wall and many
more line features. See I!
to believe it • for only
$46,fro. Phone 546.2.113
BALBOA PENINSULA * OPEN *
2 Story fu rnished home with 5 bedrms near Saturday 12 :30..4 :30
Ivan Wells & Sans
Roy J . Ward Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1033 Maripers Drive 646-lS.'iO
(Open Daily)
-o THE REAI.;
•"\. ES.TATER~S
Newport Harbor Ya cht Club. Could be used 215 MARIGOLD, CdM
as 2 uni ts. Call for app't. $125,000 Charming 3 BR_ 2 Ba_ ho1ne.
BAY ISLAND. $117,500 View from Jge, '1iving rn1,
An older 5 BR home with toads of charm on Secluded patio & sundeck, PLUS 60 FT. LOT. this lovely tropical island right here in New·
port Beach. Pier & Slip. Call to see ! S•t. & Sun. 12-4:30 1424 IRVINE AVE .
OCEAN FRONT BEAUTY I $115,000 NeWJ!Or1 Beach. Vacant -per-
lf you like the unusual you'll LOVE this New feet "move-in'' cond. A real
England farmhouse with 5 bdrms, den & 4 charmer · 3 BR. 2 ba. Ex·
baths. _S~ctacular wate r view -t.. vour firi-~'ept ionally lge. i,ni. l'ni. +
... 'VifeSleDpsS··· !O'OtaCh~NOi't!l .. Cagina."-· -•.. &.-~-+-I; -A)l-fot"-Miy $34.·7· . Come by . or c111I !or app"t. ~E~AS=T~S.~D~E~BA7R•o•A71~N~1 CHOICE LOTS -PRIME LOCATIONS SEMPLE
Freshly painted. redv.·ood sld· DOVER SHORES &. BAYC RES'J'. Real Estate l7S-2101
Ing, rambling shake roof 104' Front. Comer. Level. Fee $28,000 2,-)Jj E. Coast Hwy .. CdM
home, ICJCated near schOols 80' View site. Level. Lease. $29,500 $18,500
attd ·~MJ'Jplna:. Thrte-bedrm;--'J'f x 180 P8n.· view on-"GO'ld-Coast.-n -r.se~ i-Bedr0otn:"2 ba, lri"HVlng
f\\/O bath honie "1th BIN $39 500 room. J<itc hcn \v/blln elec.
kit, Dining area and large , . ,_ I' L 53'500 & 'h di fami ly rm with used 57 F rt. Pier or; s 1p. ease. $ , rar~go oven, ga age s-'b"'i,', fireplace. Fully car. BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE posal, plent.v ot cupboard&, 0 · 56' W t rf t Le et!g 500 pantry, connecting family pcted and draped · complete-8 e ron · ase. 4'V 1 room, ea.ting bar, forced air
ly fenced, "'ell landscaped 45' Waterfront. Lease . Plans. $75,000 heat. 6 yrg new. rompletely
yards. VACANT . IMMEDI· 45' Waterfront, Lease. $75,000 ca~ted & draP'U. COVtted
ATE POSSESSION. Priced 108' Waterfront. Lease. t107,000 patio, 60x100' fenced Jot.
to "" at $28,000 FHA-VA EXCLUSIVE SHORECLIFFS 0oubi. gauge wlboat door.
TERMS, Ocean view. Fee simple. Plani. •1w,ooo Luge ""''" ....... ,... ..
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tont, cor via Lido Nord. 4
BR. oll lcl', form din., patio,
11uodeck.
Open J.4 Sai & Sun
JE ... N SMITH, RL TR
400 E. l'l'th St., C.A<t. 646-325.'5
. BROKERS & SALESMEN
We have ao,opening lil our Resldenltal Divi-
sion.for a.n.:iexperlenced man possessing en·
thusiasm and inteirity. If you are interested
in a beautiful office in the finest location,
working with congenial associates, we are
interested in meetI,Jg you.
' "Our 25th Y••r''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San JNquln Hlllt Ro•d
NEWPORT CENTER '44-4tl0
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$28,950
20 x 20 FAMILY RM.
51;4•/o LOAN
A»umc this 5~·~ •Pf •• ~.
and hlll't...DlOO.l))ly peylllfntl
of S139. 3 bedroorna, den. en·
h''Y hall, bull t·ln ranae. ,+
n v e n + retrlaeratonr,
"everyllting" Included In the
luxurious kitchen, Open Ull
!1:00 P.l\.t M0-1720
TARBELL 2'5$ H1rbor
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO,..:
OFFERS A SELECTION OF FINE H°"'1¥·
IRVINE COVE & EMERALD BAY '
U11excelled view, privacy. 2 bedroom,
2 bath $ 98,500
Superb con temporary, view, 4-5 br ..
4-'n ba. $145,000
Steps to surf, whitewater view, 5 br.,
3-'h ba. $210,000
Oceanfront, last \Vord in elegance, .
6 hr., 5-'f, ba. $290,00Q
EASTBLUFF & BLUFFS
Large ya rd, privacy, 4 br., 2 ba.
Lusk Spanish decor, 4 br., 2-1h ba .
Gracious home pool, 4 br., 2 ba.
Charmin g 4 bedroom , 3 bath
condominiu1n
$ 42,950
$ 47,500
$ 47,9~0 --· ..
$ 46,000•
HARBOR VIEW HILLS _.
--' Bay view -4 Bdrm. \V/room for pool$ 48,SOO.·
Ocean view· 3 BR·Den $ 6S,@
Elegant 5 BR .. F.R. fBren home) $ 57,~
Best Buy· 4 BR.·Pool·View $ 58,\'t'
CAMEO SHORES .;;~
Oceanfront·4 drms ., 3.11.i Bath-Pool· '1-J
Priv. beach entr. $139,slli
New lisling·ocean view, pool-den,
3 Br., Priv. beach $ 79,500
BA YCREST • WESTCLIFF
Great famil y home-180 ° view-4 Br. . + F.R-3-'h BA. $ 89,000
Sec luded pool home on quiet street $ 69,950.
3 Fee View Lots available
for trade Each $ 28,0otr
For coun try living see these 2 choice • ,
homes on So merset Ea ch $ 65,000
& Un der'
IRVINE TERRACE
Bay & ocean view, 3 br., ,;..-..
2-'h Ba , Den $ 82,
Front ro\v view, 2 Br .. 3.1h Ba .. Den$ 86,7°
Like new. bay view, 4 br.,
3 ba., rumished $ 98,500 -
Lar,2e Lot. vie \v, ne\V listing.
, 3 B,., 2 Ba. $ 59,5011.-
LIDO ISLE
Outstanding 3 bedroom . 3 baths
Four Bedroom + Family Room,
4 baths
Five Bedroom , 3 baths, large lot
Attractive triplex
$ 89,50Q
1-< ,.;;
$ 79,:IO&:
$106,ooo
$119,000
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR .
Waterfront·4 Br .. 3 Ba .. Spanish $11 5,00f,l'
Waterfront·4 Br .. 4 Ba .. Large Dock$ 88,SO(j
4 Br .. 3 Ba. on Davenport Island S 56,800"
Waterfron t · 2 Br., 2 Ba
Condo. "'/dock $ 48,500
BA YFRONTS-PIERS & SLIPS
Lido Isle · 2 Bedrooins, 2 baths.
pier & sli p
Ne~' home on 2 choice R·4
Balboa Lot s
Dover Shores El egance
5 Br. Fee Lan d Corona deJ ~1 ar,
Pier & Slip
Balboa Bavfro nt · 5 Br., 3 Ba.
near N.H. Yacht Club
BAYSHORES
Private Beach Area· immaculate
$1 47,500
$175,000
$165,000
$179.500
$166,SOll
2 + Den $ 49,500
Two story contemporary w/ex tra ·,
large patio $ 67,500 .
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hree Br. hous'e on two 30 ft. . ,
R-1 Lots. $ 58,506
Two incom e units. Two Brs. in each.
Rpom to add. $ 59,500 ;
~O_n~_i_Br. House · :um .. Jioµse on ,
45' corner lot. Poo l. $ 69,SOO ·
Elegant couple's home w/ , .
spectacular vi ew $149,500
NEWPORT BEACH
Walk to ocean -4 Bedroom, ·,-.-
2-'h bath. ' 39,SOQ
Duplex -4 Br., 2 Ba. Steps to ocean $ 43,9io
Vlew·view-l Br. Huge Family lloOm $ 65,ojlll:•
University Patk - 3 Br., 2 Ba., · Private Pool $ 48,SOO
Five atre estate home overlooki.ng -,,
r Back Dov $225,000
011 J\ay · Most ,.e•iretl area -3 Bdrm!'.. •
3-'h Ba. + Sum. House '179,500_,
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" -.. --546-8,640------
---SELLING?
'We are so busy, we need more ,,
P ele Barrell f<ea h'!
pre:Jen l:J
llAYFRONT
NEW LISTING charming Old English home
-.~ith magnificent trees. Situated on BaJboa
Peninsula on 50' prime ba y frontage. Further
details at office.
CLIFFHAVEN
SE.'\ & SA ILS viewed from this beautiful cus-
tom home overlooking NC\\'port Harbor, 3
bcdrms, den & dining rm. SS!l ,50 0.
302 Kings Rd. Open Sunday 1-5
CUSTOM WESTCLIFF
,-....
General Gener•I
co~~:T~~~~~-·rll'iii"_.."";;.:; r-.;.·· __..;'.;.' _
1
__ .. 1 1
BRIGlfT 8nd CllEF.RY , {'()r. '
ner IOC&t1on • i;\ll\1ACU-
LATE 2 bdrnl. 2~ ba!h1, lge ,
dining are11, l1replace, w/w
cpl. &. drapes, \\'asher &
dryer, blt·1n 's. enct patio,
!ors o! rharm, POOL. O'.l:LY
$29,j()(l.
BAYSHDRES
!M i\1Ef>. occupancy, 2 pri.
v11re l>Pache11, 11.hracfit•e 2
hclrm , Cape Cod, oearl~· nr,1·
cpl. FIA heat • A MUST
SEE ar $:ui,;J()(}.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
ASKING $~j.50(l !nr this nict'
COME TO THE SHOW
-Set.-& Sun. 1·5
319 Driftwood in beautiful
Shoreclifi:;, Corona del Mar
See the house & a 1'V tour of the neigh·
borhood. Try " . .\rmchair 1-l ousehunting."
THE HOME SHOW
3535 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -3 BDRMS.
This sharp 2 bath home is ideally located for
grarrunar -Jr. High • Ha.rbor High ~chools.
Only minutes from beacti areas. This home
has been comp. Tedecorated, w/new drapes,
s hag carpets; completely repainted in decor-
e tor colors. Only asking $33,950. See this one
before buying your new home.
* * * * * * * TUSTIN -TRY 10'/, DOWN
anti assume s;~ 7o loan. Owner trans. &
n1ust sell beaut. Broadmoor Exclusives Gar·
den ho111e. Cera1nic tile; wallpaper, taste-
fully d raped t.hruout. Air-condilioned. Land·
scaped for min. yard care. Sprink_lers. Sho~t
distance to school s, markets. freeways. \VdJ
sell at $33,950. Don't overlook this one.
CHILT ROBINETT, REAL TOR 645-0128
,llOuses. We will pay you full market
,value for your home today • no glm·
,inicks • no hidden charges. Call to·
1'~.<\1\tl LY Ll\'lNG in co1np!ctc privar~. Quali·
ly design for minimun1 maintenance. 4 Bedrm,
dinin£ rm. family r m. huill around lovely
patio. 3 ca r garage -t-large '''ork room, lathe
house. auto sprinklers and basement. $87.500
1334 Hampshire Circle Open Sat & Sun 1·4:30
1;1'. 4 brlim. 3 h11th home•I ~====~~~==~~=~==~=;;~=:!!!!!!!!~-==-=-=-=-==-=-----------· \.<'ith Iamil)' !'oorn p!u,c; play lj ___ -
mom, OJ>f'n he11m C<'ilin\':S, 1032 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB clay for full information.
~:GET
" $150,00 DOWN
4 BEDRM. 2 BATH
Plus normal C'l n~ing costs -hurry on
this one it \\'on'! last · it has double ga·
rage · brick fireplace. nev.·ly painted
Hl ~ide · carpet throughout. This is a
rhusl see. Call nO\\'.
CTION
3 BEDRM, 2 BATH
$163.00 MO. TOTAL PMT.
.Take over sub ject to existing 6% c;. ;in.
)lUal CG rate loan · located in best Costa
Mesa area. 01vn er anxious, on go. No
, •n1vn VA or FHA. Call about this one.
-·· ];ASTER
A LOT OF HOUSE
FOR $23,000
'• \'oll get 3 spacious bedroo111s, 2 baths,
built-i n kitchen . fo rced air heating,
beautiful patio. \\'alk-ln pantry, total
pmt. \11ill he $138.00 per rno. subject to
existing f H1\ loan of 5~~ "f, annual rate. . .
"FROM ,• ·------------· •l" • BIG PLAY ROOM ,, $24,600
This 3 brdroom 2 bath hon1r feat ures a
liuge 20x20 rumpus roon1 rendy for ponl
t~bl e or \\'hat ever · go no do\1'n \11\ or??
O\\'ner anxious.
FARRO\'\f
MESA VERDE
EXCELL ENCE
RedPcnr ate t his 28 00 sri . f1 , 2 stor.v pr es·
I.Jee il on1e and ,<;.a\'c: II has a beautiful
20x40 heated and filtered pool \l'ith
1300 sq fl qf rl ('<·k1nL!. la\'1shl y land-
<caped _\lt .) hl'rl rnc1n1~ ;i rr nversize plus
it fealurc~ ,1 fnrn1al d 1111 n:,! roon1 · lux·
ur ious h11ilt-i n k1trhe11 111th a side by
~1dc rcfrig ·freezer · :1 qu1·C'n si1e baths
· locate<l 111 thf' 1110:-1 r\rlu .. 1ve area of
Cro;t;i ~!c~a 1:\lrs:i \'c•rrlc t·a rriaµ,c Es·
tales) on ~ale fnr S.l4 ()30. see it!
....
··REALTORS
HERE IT IS i
4 BEDRMS , 5175 PER MO.
PAYS ALL
.Located in one of ('osla ~fe~a ·s best
areas., thi s hnn1c h.1 !'> it all. 2 good siz~d
-baths. b111lt-ln kitche n, double garage,
forC'cd air heal, m;io;~ivr hrick fi rep!ac-c
&: subject to exi~1 int! fl";., annual rate
VA loan rarm('nl.~ ,1·ill be $17 5.00 mo.
total · 1-Iurry on 1his one:
Join the now company. We are busy
and WE NEf:D SALESMEN. We're
on the move with better Ideas to
help you make more money in 1971.
Training • mgmt. opportunity· co11n·
ty wide organisation • hloh advert.
budget. For interview NOWI
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
546-8640
OPEN EVES. TILLS:30
f
WEST CLIFF
CONVEN I E~'T to school. park and shops. 3
Bedrm. family rm, 2 b;iths, immediate oc-
cupancy. $46.500.
1915 Mariners Open Sunday 1-4:30
SMORECLIFFS
I
I.ARGF. Ll\11NG R00~1 \\•ith ocean and jetty
vie\v, d ini ng & breakfast ronms. family room,
2 fireplaces. 3 bedrms. 3 h<ilhs. lovely sprinkl·
I
ed j!ardens, custom furni:"'hingS-im1naculate.
$115,000,
'I• ACRE -BACK BAY
2 BEDR 00~1S. dining r9on1. IJig pool and de·
larhe d reere3tion rnnm. large shop v.·ith 220
clec. Lots of extra l:ind. $48.000.
2 ACRES-FENCED
LAHGE HORSE BARN Ar-:D DOG KENNEL,
co1nmercially licensed for 30 dogs. 3 Bed·
room, d en and 2 bath ho1ne. S7fl.900.
i'UILDERS AW ARE !
INTEREST RATES DOWN-DEMAND UP
I 2 Of A KI ND -just listed. large sites. cus·
tom t\1ewport Beach area. cul-de-sac. $20.000
I each.
I \IJE\V LOT -interesti ng hu ildin,1.; si t£', fC'llr
ulo us vie\I', $18.500.
f'lllNA CO \tE-overlnnkin,C" jctl .v. entire I-Jar·
bor. Exciting and d ifferent locale. $57,000.
Off i.:e Open Saturdays & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
1605 We<tcliff Or., N.B.
642-5200
1
1 Gentrti
Gtntra.1
Pnjiiift;;tl;i!;;;; f REDUCED $1 300
1
1
p;ttm~? ""~~!.,5"~~.~~~~''
\f'1·.v liltle r1n11n for fl double I
I har>taln. :-;1w11l,-.ss 3 Brit. 1 SIX BEDROOMS P101ns. ~pnrkl111;t knppr.r
rll'flllrl nrll' ho1nr , \'lf'll nl t!lf' krtt)c klT<:hrn. Large liv1n,i.:
~oil cour~r. 6 hrr!rno111~. ;1 ronn1 11 ilh white hric·k lirf'-
h11th~. srlf-c·lr11nln~ n1r11, .~. pl11cr. Quiet nr1g:hhnrh{lotl,
rar i,:arat:r 11nrt li1!1:f' f,lnllb L;iri:e lrt·r Ju1rr! i.:rounds. Al! 1~1111 1111h f11rpl11r(', ~·1r~I 111w~ f1na11t·lng a1·ailablt
1 1o.·rekencl nllf'red1 Ont y t":xc('!1rn1 .<1ar1er home. Bel·
blt~~c.~ 'TH·OMAS I
Realtor I
224 W. Coast H""'.Y . 5.1~-:..117
Nf'l11Jnr1 Rr11 ch r\'e.~ 54~-.',&1~ I
---·---I IRVINE TERRACE
.l AR. 11·i1 h onr-o f 1he n1ost
praclicat & ~erva·nhle htd.
&. fltd pools Ir the Terrace.
Dbl. i;c'arage 11• k;!'. C'O\', car. I
porr, l'ln.a l str•nll:<' or ''"rk .
. ~Mn. On ("bt}Lrt>. qu1Pt ~!TI'Pt.1
Low ml'linl. ,v•rrl. Dri1·e b,v
1."20 1\huna Te1•rar r & l'all
us lo !ihow.
Luxurious Living!
Fahulnu.~ upi,:r'a<led "Bhi Hs"
An~f'l1!F1, 2 RR . mnrlrl on
one lr\•rl, Cusrnm, profe.~s. 1
rle1·nr111ed • n10\'f' in ("Onrl.1
sun1pruous n1s!r s~.u1e. ldraL
1.v ~llUi'l!l'rl 1111 t'fl rur-r. J.:vrry
rx!ra. C1\IJ, ;.JO\\' f"r apr'I.
Asking $12.JOO _ \\'on'1 1a:;I,
A!>k f11r l~11t. Frecturu-1
, Salisbury , · ,
' R•alli -
31:, ,\J1\fl.IN~: AV/·;, 1;7~;.5!){1()
BALBOA JSL/\:'\'f )
YOUR DOLLARS
SAFE HERE
S1'~.'l5() 11·1th I•~\\' 10'~ Qnwn Irr hUrf)',
nr11r I•\. !Ill• \\'N·krnd \$~1 645-Q)Q] , .
OriOle iir. tiff Estancia in \\" 11lmns! d11;ln t bcl1r1"t' 11 FOREST E. OLSON oursC'lll''" Only Ii yrnrs
•)11"a\'ir6(~(alt£
546·5990
1 22~~A~~~~~R 1
1 COSTA MESA
Vfl~l!ll<: fl ll(I lnnrlrrl II ii h ~h,11T11 :i l;in;r ht>rlrnnn1~. 2
hath~ All !alt~! cl1•l11xc b111l!-
1n~. Bra1Jl1 f1il p111in, f'1»1-1
fr~.,lnnall~· \;inrJ.,,·nprrl. $1fi6
General
MINI OCEAN VIEW
!\E\\'PORT ll l·:IGJITS 4 BEDROOMS 2
baths -5 ye~11·s young. !)ouble c<ir J.!a r·
age off al ley with ro0n1 fnr b0at or trail·
er. \\lon't last long :JI only $:l7.500.
ASK FOR M/\RY GRACE KENNIHA!\.
3 BEDROOM
SAVINGS ACCOUNT
\Vant a gardener to keep yo~r huge yard
looking like a park? A c.ho1ce of ~arge,
lovely s'vin1ming pools v.•1th~ut ma!nlen·
a nce? No ,,·orries about outside mainten-
ance of vour hon1e? 1\ll this plus pay.
ments le~s than rent? Ou tstanding Vil la
P acific To\Vnhouse 11ow availiable \Vilh
5:1,4r1r, loan. A<SK J.~OR P:\T E .h.KlN.
OPEN HOUSES
1600 1'·Jariners NC\\1port Beach
3 bedrooms S1\T & SLIN 12:00.-4 :00
421 Tustin Ne\.vport J~each
4 bedrooms ·SAT~ SUN 12 :0J)-;:1JO
1901 c;J!en,,·ood Nc1vport 11c<ic h
3 hedroon1s S.\T & Sl"N 12:00 -4:00
2138 Tustin Ne\vporl Beach
4 bedroo1ns S1\T ,iv_ SUN 12:()().4 :00
327 Poppy Co rona del f\1Clr
2 bedrooms SUN ONLY 12 :00-4 :00
9751 P ort Royal l~unt ington Beach
3 bedrooms· SUN ONLY 12 :00-4 :00
(Brookhurst to Villa Pacific Dr.
north on Baycrest to pool)
e·
Colesworthy & Co~-
REALT<"'r.
Newport Beach Office
1021 B1y1ide Drive
675-4930
I
n10 p11,v~ all. f11nt.1,r1r ~r.1r
r nrl har11;~1n. f1nn't del11~··
C;.ll nnw .-.,;7 ·,:)Rj
I FOREST E. OLSON
lnr , R ··~\tnr~
I'll ~\ grnrokhur~r /\1r
Jlunllni.:t0n Br.1<'h
HERE'S_A_D-ANDY
1\ rh11rn1i ru;c 2 l~rtl:•><1u1 ;H1rl '
rlrn r[1uvh· onl\' \2 rnnnlh~
nrw With. hr,1t;!lful l'U~lo1n
dnll)e!', !ui.utlous ('l'ltPf'1i11i.:: 1 11nd 1111 !'nrls o l tlir erl'lrlr
l mpro\-Pmf'n1~. f':N.IO Y TH E.
BENF.FTT'~ f'f 11 nf'•\' home
\\'1!hou1 thl' di~arl\'anta.i::es.
OPEN SU'N J.J
2000 POl~T rnnVF.:-.iiI::
NE\Vf'OR"!' REACH
S,.12,9~ Jr\CLUOING ·rut: LAND
Phl'lne 67'."l-8.5:itf
I ____ -
DREAM con AGE
·In an c:cce\ltnt 6ft'ltto1~1 .. m1-1 munlf)'. Sp11.ciot1A tivi"J( rooin
1nth hii.;h ntK"n l)('.101 l'l'il· I
lni::. h111.:e mn .~tf'r brdrn1 &
2 11:IC'an1ini:: modrrnri:rd hath-
rooms. A ch11rm1ng 2 brrlrm
homt for only $22 . .:iXJ. Call
M:>-842'1
\ou_th _ {-oast
ASSUMABLE ! !
LOAN
1
Ca11h to Ws $23,:.oQ , 61J'>'.-
FHA loan will P"t you lnro I
I this lo¥el.v home b' " rnlRI 1
l'J'Onthfy p"limt>nt" of Mly · ""1219.-)""nR!rMms, l h11~h .•
tiu~r 21~21 h<-au t1flLU)' hn-1
1~nrr1 hc>t1U!O. mom. ~l11ny al·
11'1\f'll\'I' ft'11tUr('~ for S,'Tl'al
f"nl!ly livinR. CAU for in·
Jilf)f'c!lon 546-2313.
1-a· THC REAL
\'."\_ CSTATERS '' , ..
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
lt:Mp tlril1 ho11dy dlr•ctory with yo11 thla weflet1d •
you to ho11M•h1111ti11t · All tlHI l•cotloM ll1tff Mlow
o r• 4nc:rlbed 111 trHtff d•toll by •dv•rtl1il1t ei ...
wh•,. 111 tod.-y'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Potro'"
1h•wl11t •p•11 lie-for 10'9 or to rnt oro 11'9ed I•
Uat 111ch l~for111etlo11 lo tll1l1 1:•h111111 -11 Frldoy.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 B•droom)
23 25 Eastbluff Dr. (The Bluffsl NB
644-7662 (Sunday 1-5)
287 E. 23rd St .. Costa Mesa
646-7171 (Sun 1-5)
312 Orchid, Corona del fl1ar
673-6642: 675-6459
421 Orchid, Co ro na de! J\1ar
673·6642: 675-6459
(Sun 1·5)
JSun 1·5)
(2 Bedroom_s & Family or Den)
2021 Port Vleybridge (l~arhor \'ie\v
\lomesi CdM
642·6472: 673-3468 !Sal & Sun 1-51
21 ! \'ia Lirlo Nord ILirl o Isle) NB
(-ii:J-.".1200; 673-1923 Re s. (Sun 1·4)
200fl Port Province, NeYl port Bcarh
673-85;'.iO (Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedroom)
530fl River .l\ve. (Lido Sandsl NB
fi4 () 3255 jSat & S11n 1·5)
214 Pro~pec t St. (1'fe,,·port Shores) NB
642·9463 rsat & Sun 12·4)
215 ~1arigo\d, Corona de! f\1ar
R7 5·210l 1Sal 12:30-4:30) * l !) 1 fl Seadrift (Irv ine 1'err.) Cdfl.1
()44-7662 !Sa t & Sun 1-5)
t f'!".14 8 Ha rbour l.n .. 1-tuntin~to n l-larbour
833·0700: 644-243 0 1Sal 12 :80-5)
2Jfl6 Jli ghland Dr .. Newport Beach
642-8235 JSun 1·5)
80 1 KinL!s Road, l\1e\\•port Beach
642·8235 (Sal & Sun)
586 \Vest Bav. Costa f\1esa
675·5030 · <Sal & Sun 1-5)
20~~ Irvine Ave., \osta Me5a
644-40 I 0 (Sal 1-5 I
*1215 Pernbroke l\Vestcliffl NR
644-491fl tSat & Sun 1-5)
539 \'ista Fl('lra !The Bluffs) NB 675-~000 (Su n 1-5)
2lR9 \'i!->ta Entrada IThe Bluffs) KB fi7 :l-~OOO (Sun 1-5)
l!)Ol r.ri,·aderc flrv . Terr.) ldi1'1
fi75-3000 iSat & Sun 1·51
!1802 F:. 13lh Street. Garden Grove
fi42·3BG2; !l4R·5fi20 (Sun 12·4)
*4206 Spindrift \Vay 1nr l-Jn;1g 1-lospl
tl4H-2 4l4 1Sa l & Sl1n 1-5)
316 Narci.i:sus. ('nrnna rlcl ill:ir .
fi73-6642: fi75-f\45fl tSun 1-5)
8R71 S\l'allo\\'. f ountain \1alley
\162-1373 !Sun 12·5)
403 Fehz (fhr ~h1ffs l Ke" r0rt Reach
409-2 238 or 4\1 fi·26fl4 1Sal & Sun 1·51
23~fi:l c;nnrlor. Lake fore~t
fi4fi ·7711 1Su n 2·5)
10518 I.a H.osa ('1r('lc. Fountain \·~11ey
!148·23 13 !Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Den)
*3:ifi Princeton (C'o llcge Park) CM
fi46 -3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1742 Irvine. Ne\\·port Brar h
545-8424 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1424 Jr,·ine Ave., Newnort Beach
07!i-2 101 !S(ll & Sun 12-4 :301
33R Evening ('anvon. Corona rl.el Mar
fi75 ·5726 · !Sat & Sun 1·5)
2920 ('lav !Npt Heights) NB
675·3000 1sat 1-5)
216 Orchid, Corona del Mar 51.
675-3000 " ·-!Sat & Sun 1·
2662 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) NB
fi75-3000 1Sat &·Sun 1·5)
1915 r.tariners (\\'estcliff) NB ' M2-~200 ISl/n 1-4:30)
83::11 Alvarado, J-l untington Beac1
842-6691 · ·1Sun .1·5)
461,!i Greentree t.n. lJniversity P11rk
M3·0820 (Sun 1-5)
1215 Nottingh;im. NP.\11port Beach
673·6642: 675·64 5~ 1Sun 1·5)
19R:i Vi<t tl Caudel. NeY,.port Rt>ach
540-1720 1Sal & Sun l -5)
JSCl2 Gah1way Ln. Costa MC!sa
040-1720 . iS•t 1-5)
31)82 Cc\·lnn. Costa t.1esa
n40-1720 !Sun 1-5)
171 13 Juniper. Fountain Valley
M2-I3n 1S11n 12-5)
l87AO Redwood St., Fountiiin Valley
962-5101 IS•t & Sun 1-5\
17ROO ~;inta Domingo, lluntingt.nn Bearh
qA2· \373 i<"n 12·5)
20::1::1 tnn1rnodore R<1 fB<iyC'rest) NT\ .
___ fi~6J755 __ JSlln l ·5)
32t'l?. 'V11c-hi ngton. t'O!ta J\les;i
546·23!3 {Sun 1-5\
·(• Bedroom)
23'1 \'iti r-.rentone (Lido Jslt>l NA
646·3255 1S.l & Sun 1-4\
3021 Sirius. Huntinf(ton llarbour
833-0700; 644-2430 _ (Sun 1·8)
I
642·8235 [Sal & Sun)
11 30 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 {Sal & Sun)
1627 Port Abbey, Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**2282 Channel Road. Balboa
675·3331 <Sun 1-5)
6381 f\feadowcrest. Huntington Beach
962-1373 !Sun 12-5)
9032 ~lydepark, 1-Iuntington Beach
962-1373 !Sat & Su n 1-5)
(4 Bedroom & Family or Den)
10051 Stoneybrook. Hunt in~ton Beach
545-8424 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2700 J,ighthouse Ln .. Ne\l'port Beach
813·0700: 644-2430 ISun 1-5 )
*1022 West\vind Way (Dover Shores) NB
833-0700: 644·2430 <Sun 1-51
**505 J\1orning Star (Dover Shoresl NB
642-8235 !Sal & Sun)
*2449 \Vind\\1ard Ln., Newport Beach
642·8235 (Sunday)
2204 Donnie Rd .. Ne\vport Beach
646·717 1 <Sa l & Sun 1·5)
*2846 Stromboli Rd .. !Mesa \1erde)
646-7171 <Sal & Sun 1·5)
1842 Irvine, Ne\rport Beach
646·7171 !Sun 1·5)
**1344 West Bay . Ne\\·port Be<rch
642·8235 <Sal & Sun)
2716 \Vin dover Dr .. Corona del Mar
644-4910 (Sun 1-5)
1954 Santiago !Dover Shores) NB
644·49 10 !Sal & Sun 1·5)
1606 Antigua (Do\'er Shores) NB
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
410 ~1orn i ng Star !Dover Shnrcs) NB
fi44-49 10 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1424 Lincoln Ln , Ne-w·port Beach
673-8550 !Sun 2·5)
2107 Sanl1:igo Dr. (Baycrestl NB
:J40· 1 l 5 l !Sat & Sun 1-5)
200 I Leeward \Bayrrest ) NB •
• 675'1'00i!. JSun 1·6)"'"·
2421 Bon91·e Place, Costa Me6a . 642·83~ JSa t & Sun 1·5)
2825 Clu bhoui;e Road (J\fesa Verdel CM
540·1151 1Sa l & Sun 1-5)
1906 Santiago. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 !Sat & Sun 12:30-4:30)
1334 Hampshlre Circle IWestcliff) NB
642·5200 {Sal & Sun 1-4:30) * 16091 Ballantine. Huntington Beach
842-6B91 1suu 1-5)
213 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) NB
675·5200; 673·1823 R0s. {Sun 1-4)
20Sfi l 't1stin Ave . (Rack Ba.\'l i\1B
67fi·:'>72fi /Sat & Sun 1·5)
120 Kin ia.c; Place. Nev.1port Beach
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2810 Serang. Costa i'i1esa
5<6-2313 <Sal 1·5)
(5 Bed rooml
2871 Ral'~hore Dr .. l\'e,vpnr! Reach
642-7781 1~;it & Sun 12-6)
*3044 Carob !F.<'1 .•tbluffJ KR
646-7171 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
*'2201 lfith St. :\e1,·pnrl Beach
646-7171 rsun 1·5)
1 02~2 t\'.1agara. 1 ~·l ered1th Gardrns! 1-IB
fi46-7 171 1Sat & Sun J-5)
1000 flfarincrs (Dover Shore!'l \'B
642·8235 !Sun 12-4 30)
*.1044 Carob. (Ea.~tbluff l NB
673·8550; 546·2313 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
(S Bedroom & Family or Denl
*I 033 P.1ariners Dr , {Dover Shores\ '.'\B
646·1550 (Oren Dally)
1815 Santiago rBay~est J NR
642·8235 (Dail~·exeept Sat)
153< Antigua (Dover Shores) NR
644-491 0 <Sal & Sun 1-5)
*1607 Santiago (Baycrest) NB
644-4910 {Sat & Sun 1-5)
20022 Midland, Huntington Beach
842-6691 JSun 1·5)
*2750 Turn Circle. Costa f\.1esa
546·2313 (Sun 12-4)
(6 Bedroom)
1821 Oriole Dr. (l1esa Verde) cr-.·f
546-5990·-' ISal-& Sun 11-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
14 Br & l llrl
3 120-3130 Seaview, Corona del Mar
646-7711 (Sun, !·ill
(3 Bedroom & 2' 8edroom) "
444 Via Lido Nord. (Lido lsle J NB
642-8235 {Sat & Sun)
501 ·501 ~ f\Ierguerite. Corona <1el Mar
67~·6000 ,, 1 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(2 Bedroom e1chl
142'47th Street, Newport Beach
673·6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1-~)
12·ar & 1 Br)
202 29th Str .. t. Newport Beach
673·6642: 675-6459 (Sun 1·5)
HOME-+ Al'T.
(2 B•droom House + 1 hdroom Apt)
602 lrl!i , Corona del ~tar
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1401 F'rontage on bu sy New port Blvd. Zon~d • this SDacious 3 br, 2 ba . Lusk built hon1e on a Ei l"o 1nria11on tirre rXCf'pt 1
C-2 . Lot is paved and has small building oow NO MONEY DOWN pool sized lot. Shag carpeting, paneled den & / volut>. 2 Br down & ~ u~
used as drive-i n. 'fotal price $84 ,000. Su bmit N 1 1 . sls of appro ,450. wi'll ocean breeze can be yours for only $53,500. stairs, Cozy ('1)t1nrry ki~ht-1
on Terms orma c .os1n~ co . x. ... · . If you are in the market for. a new borne .tr ~iganric pa110. Clo~ t ~. ~ . ..,._ _ _ _ !JJQXe~..\A-1blU~®s~c;__orqer l,9t !ocation. UNIVERSITY PARK don 't miss this opf)ortunity. See these cus-Gold1>n \\',.sr Colle~e.'""Al
Navel Orah~ Grove-in Ar1ington Heights. Neat-well kept twirbedroom home with large Bask in luxury, with the lush sha~ carpet'g., toniized new homes built by .. ~rank H. Ayre!'> trrni" av ail. .S:.16.ooo. J
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10.6 Acres. Good production. Beautiful land li ving room, attractive kitchen with dining beaut. wallpapers, dbl. draperies & added. & So n located in a prlm·e area very close to ~ COATS "'!
for future developrnent. Owner will trade counter and cozy concrete ..en~l~ patio. pool table size famil y rm . orfered with this J-funtington,-State ·sear h. 1'here are four C &
$40 ,000 equity for Orange County Property. Detached Dbl. garage -p'le 111ty of room for 3 BR .. 2 Ba. townhouse; loc. near pools. +_credi!!:_eJ.ections in Llnit yr avail_!blc fo t_im· W JNAl.tLAC~· _
-· •. -~ ---·----boat-crr'"'tratler-stor.rn"e:' or buttd 'T'\VO -AD: ·school! & shopping. Owner has purchase·d 1nediate occ u nancy~ These ho1nes are 4 &--S T REALTOR Recreational Trailer Park on the \Valer at .. b d t •34 500 k [f ' ,. DITION.i\L UNITS. An Excellent buy at only another hon1e, Pril'e a .., . -n1a e o er. bedroom. 2 & 3 bafh, 2 or 3 garage. & as 0 n Evenin s ._ '
Lake Elsinore. 45 Spaces plus 6 Motel $Zl,OOO \vith low Fl-fA paynients. FORMER MODEL HOME la rge as 3000 sq . fl. •P8
962
.... •g ~. Rooms. Gross incon1e approximately $25,000 __ ;r,
per year. 'f ota! Price $124,000 Submit $18,000 CHOICE VA RESALE This stunningly designed 3 BR . hon1c is only Selections may be n1ade in our nC\V a
Down a short walk to shopping, churches &·school. l lnit \'II for o<'Ctl f)ant.v in !Ha)' or June. 1'hese -ASSU ~1E $27,850-7 1h10 GI LOAN. Formal en-3 900 ·11 bl I " Only $ 5. ~·1 1 an assuma e oan. 1•1ilY homes are priced from $28,990 to $43,000 OPEN HOUSES
' .
12 Unit Commercial on Coast.11wy. near The
Bay Club. Income over $11.500 per year.
Price $75,000 Su bmit on Dov.in . Good Tax
Sheller.
For further information concerning these
and other investment properties call Geor ge
Taber 640-717 1
~THE REAL
~ESTATERS
General General
-(m BAY & BEACH REALTY, In<.
22 Years cf Service
In The Harbor Area
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
Deluxe 3 Bdrm. 2 bath & 2 bdrm. on best
beach. Enjoy beach living plus income.
$77,500 -Xtnt Terms.
BAYCREST BEAUTY
Aln1ost new 4 bdrn1. for elegant entertain-
ing with its' huge family rm., frplc., & wet
bar . $89.500.
E XCEPTIONAL SHORECLIFFS
The garden roon1 view from this lovely 4
bdrm .. 4 bath home is inspiring. Custom thru-
out. $120,000.
IRV!NE TERRACE •2
Lease/option \1°i!l be considered on this splen-
did 3 bdrm. home V.'ilh lo\v maint. yard.
$46.500.
LIDO ISLE LU XURY
Enjoy a professional decorator's o"'n 4 bdrm.
dream home on sunny street-to-street loca-
Uon . $69 .950.
BAY & BEACH REALTY, INC .
675-3000
General General
DISTINCTIVE HOME
Decorator's lovely 3 Bedroom and den honie
"''ith panoran1ic \'iew of back bay. Saddle·
back in the background. Phone now for ap-
pointment to see this outstanding home.
JERRY f'REUD -CHARLES ARNOLD
388 E. 17th Street, Costa Me'•
646-77lS REALTORS
General
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
HOSPITALITY
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$~9 .:~JI). Ph n n I'
General
BOAT LOVERS
WATERFRONT
BARGAIN
Li1·r ai flnr 11f !hf' f111rsr rn:i.
1•1nas In Calif_ Hugi' 2 h<>rl -
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t n~. D1111ng r'l'1n1 F1rl'pl11rr .
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FOREST E. OLSON
Jn1· !i r>al!nrs
l:tl.'.1 Brrw1khurs1 A1•r .
Hun11ngton Br11rh
• PORT WEYBRIDGE
FAMILY MAN'S
DELIGHT ' Harbor Viev,• honlt>, ~lon<1r()
modrl. Cuslomlicd rool. Pll-
ll")'; carpet I: lnds('pJ?:. Qu ick
occupancy. Sloe •2021.
CURT DOSH, Realtor
Near 1>ntranr1> 10 Bayrr('Sf, 4
d;:in rly bedrooms tm11s ter
hr.rl1'Q(lm ~cparerrd on Cllhrr
sidt> of home\ lu!l silt' for -
niaJ dining l-oon1, family
room wi1h huilt in rltsk unit.
64 2.Nl.72 F:\'r, 6j,\ .. l •l6S lovrly acnlan carpets, vioyl
' \1'811 COVl'MllJ: -$42,9.)() -li30 \V. Coa~I .i 1ighw11y J,.,..,..,..,.....,~,,..~""' I 011·ncr '-''ill help linanr e with
APPLIANCE + 10"' ''"'"· Pho,,. ..,,.mt 10 \'ii'\\',
TV STORE
Goorl local!on, i:;ood lras., a11rf
~O<'>ri Srrvice DrpL $.10.!XXI •
4 · Good Tr rm.\ Catt Crnn:r:
Tabrr _ Jn1•r.slrnent Division
646-7J7t
~:.O· THE REAL
\'.'-. ESTATERS . '·. . '.
-,.;AME YOUR
TERMS
try .. spacious three bdrm., two bath home we shO\Y this to you today. and vary in size from 3 tu 7 bedroon1s, 2 t o with J,800 sq. ft , of living area. Large living h k · · r· S/\'I' .~ SU~ FHOl\I 1 J'fll
3040 Java Road , CM
1822 Hummingbird qr.
l.1Jl'l!ly hi~ Spa11!11h fam1J_
l101nc \aOOut :211,Q(r s11. fl.JO
Ll.•ss 1tian 01111 l'l'arold. O\\·n~
C'I' tn1 nslerrro -i\'iu.~t M>llN
fa1Tnly, dining ,f., 5 "&-d1'
1rxin1s tn Jovrly Republi
·1· f · · h TURTLE ROCK HILLS t bat s: with sha ·e or l\.'11ss1on Ille roo fs, n·e-room with beamed cet 1ng, am1ly room wit d ·
raised hearth d ecor ative fireplace. Upgraded /\ Mil.LION LIGIITS glisten llke a diamond pl al'es,blun ergdround utilitie.s, c~~1C"rete. d rVlve1·
d · ·1 GI · fron\ thi·s shak•. roofed vi·ew honle. p1·,. \vays. tns an shag C"arpeting. I 1ere ts A ·drapes, Carpets a n expensive t1 e. eammg ~-1. & 1· 1 r· · ·1 bl like new built-in elec tric kitchen with indi rect turesque fairyland setting. pl us a great vie\V · l-1:\ conven iona inancing avai a c.
lighting. Double garage-block wall fencin g. beyond. 4 BR. 2 Ba , On fee land. $65 ,000. LA CUESTA HOMES Walk in condition for only $31.950. I!\1ME-8 d 11 1 DIATE occuPANCY -CALL 1'ooAY ! ! ! Re Hi Rea ty
DELUXE CONDOMINIUM
on 8rookhur5t
Huntington Beach
& Atlanta
968-2929, 968-1338 Hornes i\lesa Vrrde •
. l4!-I!!; ~
SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM. TWO BATH UNIVERSITY PARK CENTER, IRVINE ( nt1r einem1 thwtn) :1
LLEGE RE4ltv! 1500Adam!i 1tH1~'tiJ
with huge 12'x24' sunny, beautifully planted General General
enclosed pa tio. Offering BI N Elect. oven & CALL ANYTIME 833-0820 ' range. fireplace, radiant heat, lush carpet-
ing and drapes, detached double garage,
professionally landscaped thru-out. E njoy
easy living on the badminton courts. shuffle
board, putting green, and heated poo!s with
32 other charming neighbors. $47.00 per
month include a ll maintenance and exterior
painti ng. Relax a nd Live -FULL PRICE
ONLY $35,750.
CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY
Custom bit. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA,
rambling home completely fenced in \Vlth
block walls and wrought iron gates. Large
Living Rm . with open bea1ned ceilings,
'fhree bedrooms, two baths, Dicing room and
electric BIN Kit. F'enced off heated and fil-
tered Pool. Only $3 1,950 with G! OR FHA
TERMS.
EASTSIDE BARGAIN
Freshly painted, redwood siding. rambling
shake roof home. located near schools and
shopping. Three bedrm, two bath home with
BIN Kit, Dining area a nd large rear family
rm. with used brick fireplace. Fully carpet-
ed and draped -completely fenced. \11ell
landscaped yard.~. VA CANT -IMMEDIA'fE
POSS ESS ION . Priced to sell at $28,000 Flt.~·
\IA TERMS.
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC
Redecorated in and out. Four Bedrms., Din-
ing room , family room. two bath home with
s parkling gas kitahen and loads of cabinets.
Double garage. large 22'x26' covered enclosed
and \Veil lighted (fo r evening entertainment)
custom patio. Available with FHA-VA
TERMS. at a bargain price of only-$34.950.
VACANT -IMMEDfATE POSSESSION.
PANORAMIC VIEW
Of HARBOR AREA and beautiful NE\VPORT
HARBOR . The evening lights are like a mil-
lion shining stars. Split level, three Bdrm ..
tv.10 bath home "'ith famil.Y R1n., Dining Rm ..
and BI N t-:lectric Kit. Elevated [,iving room
offers privacy and an UNSURPASSED
VIE\V. Cool, quiet, protected patio and beau-
tiful_ yard. Excellent schools -near shopping
and sandy beaches. Priced at $52, 950 with
liberal ter1ns.
DOVER SHORES
Custom built. l\\'O story NE\V ENGL.A.ND
ARCl-llTECTURE. Onl y a couple of blocks
from beautiful NE\VPORT !·!ARBOR. You'll
fee'] the elegance a s you d ri \'e up and note
the beautiful brick \~1ork and detailed \\'Ork
in the front elevation. The el egant front
door opens into a large DEL P ISO t-::NTRY
\1'ilh vie1v of staircase to upstairs rooms. Ex-
tra large living r oo in with marble mantle
fireplace. for1nal dinin g roon1 , extra large a!l
electric kit chen including an electronic oven
;:ind bay \vinrlo1v breakfast area. large fa1nl -
ly roorn \\'tlh used brick fireplace, rnaster
bedroon1 \Vil h loads of closets. master bath
<in d extra po1\'der room downstairs. The up-
stairs consists of a centrally located sitting
rooin, four bedrooms, and tv.•o baths plus a
large 800 Sq. Ft. all-purpose rumpus roo1n .
Three car garage, separate service porch,
work shop and large enclosed rear yard for
play area. The perfect answer in a perfect
setting for a large family requiring room,
PRICED AT YESTERYEARS PRICE OF
ONLY $79,950. Shown by appointment only.
!SALESMEN NEEDED!
646-0555
Gtneral Gt"neral
* OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 5 * 2282 Channel Rd., Balboa
CHANNEL BAYFRONT
'{our best peninsula bayfront buy ls this 4
bdrm., 3'h bath home with 3 car garage &
pier plus float. Call for more great details.
It won't last at $135,000.
WILLIAM WINTON, Realtor
67S-333 l 229 Marine, Balboa Island
General.
DECEMBER'S BEST
No douhl all(\tJt ii' Out h111~
ar·r orr to our TOP SA LES
PJ..1{.SON lnr Ik<'"mh<>r al
COATS & IVALLAC:!·: ltEAL·
TOR$. :\ti\RY JO finishl'<!
the month wilh 1011'1 ~a!Ps
of $4:6,S:)fl.OO:: \\'hatr<V1'r
vnur Rl.'<1l Estatr 11f'l'd, ir ;,J\, "'11.111 ~urr rcsulrs. (·.~II
fnr M1\HY JO at ;i-1&.-l l•H,
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WALLACE
REALTOR!>
I I General
BLUFFS
BAY VIEW
H you 1van1 living Sr rnlrr·
l ainrn~ spat'<' rallH•r lhan
slp1•pini.: ~fHU't', rl1r<:k inln
lh1s 11,.1n1 y 2 B('dr110111, f11111.
ily ruorn I wllh wr1 harl
l~)llll'. 111 add11ion :1't 1.111hs.
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11nd 11 1f'niri,: ba~· 11nd ~rcrn·
h«lt l'if'11·. Sn1111'lhlni;: sprc.
1<1 1 lflr nnly ;."11,:iOQ, f'hor1c
G7J.85:"JO.
$26,500
2 On '/'hr Lo1 _ 2 HrrJ1·oom
House & l Brrlroom Gara>;r
Ap1. (111 !11rge J:-:.side lo!. Try
10'.~ down.
Newport ,,
F•lrview
646-8811
LIDO ISLE
Most desi rable location on 2 lot s. 5 Bedrms,
3 baths. lanai. Large patio. Needs son1 e TLC.
$79,500.
DOVER SHORES
Almost ne\1• Ivan \Veli s hon1e \l'ith sheltered
pool & outstanding Viev.'. 4 Bcdrms: 3 baths,
large panelled fan1ily room. formal dining
roo1n . Gcnlly sloping Jot, beautifully land-
scaped. $1 12,000.
2 STORY VIEW
f'orn1 al Wells n1odcl hon1e . 4 Bcdrms. 3 hath,
fa1nily rn1 , ric hl y crptd, drpd & landscaped.
Below replacement at ~89 ,500. 0 \V n e r
anxious, submit offer.
ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors
1033 Mariners Drive, N.1~. 646·1550
Dove r Shores Office
General
LIDO SANDS
CHARMER
Sharp 3 bt><1roon1 11'111) pa11\'l-
J(1d dr>r1. Ono> ,,r a kind_ r{(•-
<l,,\'11ral l'd Willi 1'1'W C:lrJX'I~
in!:. d1·ap••s arul pa•nt. /\II
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n1u111ty 1111h 1~~\I pri\'ill·~rs.
1111 !111.~. a11d lilr orr<:in a
bl()('k a1,;i,,· ~·i)r $'.::1,9~.
P hnllf" 646.7171
General
MAKE YOUR
NEW YEAR'S
RESOLUTION
C;ill for an appolntrnc•nt In
."l'f' this I hrrlronn1 Do!I
ll<llJsc plus gurs1 Hpar1n1c111
~on a bcaulif.uJ n.:.: Lo1 in
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11 ith r .\cc!!rnl 1rrn1~. 61:l·ll~l.-!()
e TRY-10% DOWN';e j
3 BR. -$25,000 : ~
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1'~ Bn rhs . t\~s1 1n111blA ·fll
loan. Pra·r lll<'I . slOV(>. f t'
fn,':.: all lll'11• l't'lJlr>t'r pf0nt . . ini-:. •
Open Sat/Sun. l-5 :
586 W. Bay, C.M: :
BOYD REAL TY,.: :IB:m 1<:. Coast lh1•v tdM
• 67S.l930 •
BAYCREST ;.
lOJJ Commodore Roed
OPEN SUN l·l l
Thtl'c large hl'Orooms trl Ja1~,. f11n1ily rooin in. is
11"!1-lril'alPd B11.vcre.~1 htuiir .
JERRY FREUD ! ;
CHAS. ARNOLP .
JS.~ I::, 171h SI., C.!11.,.
646-7755 -':
LIDO WATERFRQQI"
APTS.-320 LIDO NORD
.i1;.o,ooo Pnt'r 1r11h 7% ..Jst
T.D. 6 8e;Jul , rurr1. un i s:
H flH' i:;aragr~ Sr lJllJ , ro4n .
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\\'1!1 l'fl11slrl<'r trArlf' fo r -ti;ar
Or ma;.;in1u1n S8fi,OO'.J J~· t
BP.. hou~e. · t
Bill Grundy, Rltr,." K\~ Dov<'r I fr_, N R. 6·12~
$24,750 .,
-4 BED + 2 STORY 4 BEDROOMS + STEAL . r nor M1.rr! rlcrp yan:l . rfeJ.l!y
I 6 UNITS
$15,000 good spendable
E~cJusivr with us. r:i1.~!s1tJr! !
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Alf' [lfl!!OS. '1. Blo.•ks tn 171h
S1 shopping . Presrnt llll'lln1e
Si'l.iO fll'r rn•i. h11t should hr
'raised. Coor! 11'rn1.~.
Lochen my er
Realtor
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Walker & Lee 1 ;~'R0B ~,~~72~9ss H .. i.i..
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OPEN-SAT/SuN:-1-5-\Varner Hot Sprincs. i,tt:
1056 TUSTIN AVE. ,r, CLF:/\fC. All or par! S67.1
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t:(ll', pa1 111, hi i: li1u·k;•a1rl 5.17-9100, 499.'1206 :•
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646-7171. 1o ·THEREAL \~ESTATERS '... ~·Pl'• '-'•,·r •/•M
n1ur11hl_y pa,111 11·111 of .. rrly $27,950
S~H~ .1 l>f·d1'f~1111~ 2 ti:.il1~.
111n::-(' 21.~11 lll';111 T1r!dly tin-4 BO. + DEN --$~27 50 i~h1•iJ bOilll~ 10nl0) \J.o ll,I ;;f. l,.~l'l:<' (1!11)11~· 2 ~ll'IJ'> ['r>~i. I 0 ~
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1 ~1111'1~ f~Xll I'll' 'J hillh~ h\Ji,:,• fll't•pJ111'r\ d011hlr flll ~;wl'i~~-,~~·d3 .-~q111~·1t··l .v l;'.,rwt.'•! j\\'lllJ! i
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tlr >1i11\ tJJ1 l'k IJRQ, r~11. :9": ~ __ •_ d1n1 11i.: r<~\n1 ~ panu~. drr·:u11 111 inc rnoni . :-J,.down tecrn~, JIJl~li~flilllliB!~·~ k11o·li1'11, I lwrl1Yll'llll ;,~0·17~0 :rl0-1720 '
-·-.--TA RBELL 2955 Harbor TARBELL 2955 Harbo $26,950! -REDUCED $10,000 E AS TS ~DE-~ ....,
Sl!J,i;,n Xlr11 lr'rn1.~, Owrir.
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OiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•I l'Xl'l'il~,111 F_MA !')·irl • piiy-Cvstom 7 BR . 3 BathJ 2 Br en. lg paHo. enc Ritt '~ •. -~~7':~~=~~~-1 Easts1·de Costa Mesa n1rn1.~ ius1 11kr n~1\I'. :l ovl'r-Hr11l1L scdudcd !or. NC\\1pnr l lp!'11. 1;/ n yrly ft'turn injn.'
\o 'THEREAL
\'.'-. ESTATERS ' ', 1 ', -, , ' I r.
s11.('d hrr1n10111~. 2 hath~. Br;i1·h. ()p·rn S11 l 'Sun. ].;'} \Tsln1enf. -. OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 2•1'"' £. 22nd Stn·c1 RROKER fi·16-s d ·1 gn1rious !1tt'i;::r liv111.: roo111 w 1918 ea rl t :Ei\STSIDE COSTA MESA JD· r '"'"' 67;>-~'""' Gtd l/\GES rnr rc nl 120 ~-rntianc<'rl by a 1<,orgl'<llls 11·c-"" " "'"' "''' Jrvinr Trrr, l BR . ..1.. PoOl. r:alinn wi rh no down p11 y. I I -HO"E · I ..., ' p)arr. Kil('hr11 11111 llJI t 1r IT'S A hrt'e-::.• .. sell your ... \VJ! i 1n('omt-, ... in Rcducr1I lo S'9.·~ '''"I 1• .. ,,,.,n, '-•·el" • ,. ·I I •L "'IV ''~" u • ·' • .... ,. ·'" 1'it1il1.in!' :)·10·172(} 1!em~ with ra~I'. u~I' Dally .asts1ce oc.'\l/alk 1011,,...,11
OPEN SUN. 1-5 bt'drm 2 hath home wilh TARBELL 2955 Harbo r P ilot Classified , 6'12-5678 Fortin Co. 642-5000 • 2325 Ei1 stblvff Dr ive large f~111•rrl y11rtl 1\•lth room
Blur!~ _ hra nd n1>I'.', never for boat nr 1rallcr, $21.800
lived in_ Choose your carp, Tola! prlcc, General General General • . .
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MH111 ~REALTORS -· -MARTIN --l46'41 u~
220 E. Seventeenth St.
(E. 17th St. Shopping Ctr.)
COSTA MESA •
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\i>' THE REAL
·'.'-. ESTATERS
1-R EAL TOR S 644-7 662 ' .,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'==· -:.. -=-Tha 1·11 how nexible this 4 General 1.:
O..drom (>a,,,;, 1ruly ;,_ ool--------IGtne.el CALIFORNIA EUROPEAt.
O !i1orronQ11 M11ers of lhe
four scromb1td words bt..
low 10 form fovr simp!11 wo1ds. -I
' '' ', ~·•T ~ ~1-~~~~~~"'"°'-·l NO QUALIFYINGI
1 ,Take O\ltr !")(isling F"HA ~ J00n on 1hl11 .l-bedroom home ' with a yard hig enough for
your own irardrn. Room for
) expansion 100: rresh/y pain1-
ed eXlt'rior & tJ""ner wilJ
paint lmirle. Almasi new
sluig carpeting & kllrhen
fldt\r.i. V'i!.Clltl! & CAn gel
quirJ< possession. S23,9j(I,
ASK F'OR ANN COATS.
J\#ent 67~·4930. ,f~j...:.~R:;;E;;.P;;.0;,S;::;SE;::;S"S"'JO"'N'"S~-I
Sp11rlding clean homes, some
\ newly p11lnltd & r-11.rpetl'fl. ~.
j 3. 4 k 5 bdrn111. Some ""'!lh
pool1. 1''HA-VA ~nv. 1erms,
', from Sl7,l'k)() ro $40.000.
--.Collin5 It Y.'a.tts lnr.
: 8&13 Ad11m11 Ave. 962.5.Ul
g;mmkk•. ,, IQW., '"'. BAYCREST JUST RANCH CHARM monlh or as low as VIOO 11)-
tal doY>'n s0 ii:et oll your REDUCED $8 1000 3 Bdrm Modern Lovely Calilornia Ranch Stylt
h · d ACT FAST' NOW ONLY on a cul de 11ac ,,~, In "'" '" · Huge Native TrHs $24 000 N~ Heights. .. bed-w. ,.k & L $89 500 l.oclited on huge rambling rooms, large livlnJt rOOm a er ee An ldl'al horn; only 2 )'el.I'"! ground! fenced tor privacy. ottrlooking the free fOm1
ne1v with .. hedroom1 tor Tret lined street. Spaciou1 pool with !o8ds of d1>ck:ing. RcaHor11 ' • k nd
7682 Edl•"•l'r mal rilning room r.nd a kitch. bedrooms. "C.Ompany-slzed" Wat to tenni! oour1i ll I
·• •o t• d"lighl fh· gourm•i w~ panelled living room. 5chool s • Ali yours for 17141 842-4455 or 5'10-$140 .. v ' " ~ """ cook. An Incomparable m1111• Magnifice.nt white brick flrt· $45.9jQ, Phone MG.2313
BEAUTY AND
THE BEAST
ter .suite and 11 11tt.luded pl11ce., Lllx1.r-iou9 t1h11g Cll1'-
t1udy for the f!Xeculive or pt'Un~. Clo~<': to 11hopplnir &
professional man "'ho n«'da 1choola. fllA · VA trnns.
11 priva1e oll.lce 111 homt. Grt11t gtaner home, Jusl
\O 'THEREAL
"-ESTATCRS . .
A homr with 11 very tnvini:
and w11rm touch is lhl11 l
bedroom. 2 bath home in
f.1etil Dr.I Mar. W1dk ju111
11t~ps lo .11chool~1 OrAngr
COll81 C.Ollc11;e and ~hopping,
Manicured y11rd with room
fnr boat or camper, C11U
now tn lake 11 Jook, $31,900.
QIU , 540-2313
r.RTHERCAL \ ESTATERS
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Shft.f'PC'!t homr In COLLEGE
PllnK. Lovely litndscaping
outgkfP. -Lu!.'('louit ~-in
Aidr 4 Bedroom11 + 2 Bath~
ttt s.i.i,900. Don 't mil$$ 1!1(-tlng
thi11t one. Call 546.2313
PLUS A POOL and Io w rcdu<'t'd for quick 1111!~ IO·l-~~~--~~~
iT!i1nlt"Mll'ICt> Yiil'd-6'M&tlt>£h l>'I. "'· "'BtMCT--m!" to AP-S.11 o~ Lea .. / option l ---,-N-C_O_Nl~E-1---1
rn make lhls lhe µt:rf~I prerla!e. Call (Tl4J 962-;;.;85 4 BR., ~~ ba., frplc, 2 C~r 2 Fui'nhihed bachelor uni!&
io 'THEREAL
·'.'-. ESTATERS
"'"~ •• , ,., ,,m;ly '"" FOREST £. OLSON .. r 3 en. olrt. ,.,, Sq, "· . )0\'4!'s 10 ('n!el1Aln. ST3-S550 A-1 Conti. Vacant quick po11. I clO!le to beach le ~hopping, ~11~. Call torlay! S2ll,000 \0 THE REAL
"-ESTATERS
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Inc. Realtors till-Par rick Wood 51:,..2300 Geor9e William1on
19131 Brookhurtt Avt!, e Bill Heven, Rltr. I Realtor
--'-" ... ".:."::c'".::'c.'" ... "-&=•.:.'•.:....._·'13.1 • ..;;;._E ... · .... cc:"".:.'"''''-°"=M'--•:..'.:.~~3'_...11 673-4350 64S-l 564 Eve•.
e Pri;tN I NUM8fll;£0 l EfTERS I
IN THfSE 'SQUA~ES
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• ..=.:.e1 ·or FHA FIXER UPPER ·F .H ;A, 6V.% t OAN '!:~'.-, TERM. r S11111 1h.e )"t'ar ri&ht with a • $20,500 PRICE
N•wport Beach
OPEN SAT /SUN rs
435 IRVINE AVE.
Acre•g• for '•'• 150
2~ ACR.}:$ In Jo&h111.-ti'ef',
v.•aler, elec 11.vall S24.500.
Alt tr: 546-9390 •
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Hou1a1 Fu rnished 300 HouMs Unfurn. . .;.;;.-:.:~-------305
lu s I riff~ WanteL .2 10 NitWporl"lle•ell
1 • II ( Coita M ita
.c..~.. 1, ~ ;,-hargAin largest model in TOTAL pa.yment for this
, .. some 1iion' up -this Collrgr' Park al'l!a. Corner . ti.harp 3 .bedrom home is -~-Jhe__~t buy Joi roorn lor boat and camp-J116. Sub.)eet To FHA 1-oa.n
BARN STYLE 3 BR 1£ fam nil in ear~y Cem•t•ry
Antiquated & cha.rm.i.A&.....ald.. American eharm. Beam cell. lS6
Vcrmnii( Mrn ifYleMffiT." ~~ood--P&001nig, -icctF=.!'l~~tJOl.lli...--::::
located on e I! 181 P size brick lrplc, New cf)ts/drps. GRAVE SITES (21, Beaut,
ii:rounds fappiux 8000 sQ. Elect kltchen. Lnrgt> enclos. Hlll!op Pac\lic Memorial
fL I llhoicered by 'rail shade ed y&.rd, ga1• on alley. $31 ,900 Park. 613-7774.
\VANTED : Sm11.ll busines..~ In 4 Br. 2 ba, lee hCJu.se o ----------
the Newport-Costa .r.tesa beach. 7101 Seashore. Av11.il 3 br house-Newly carpeted .
11.rt'a, Prefer maU enter t.hru J11rie :25. $28.j. 642·7Gil I StoVP, $175. 2 children ok.
electric fixture business 111 &1~-0>l."17.
.Ibeclrms . 2 ba•h1, <'r.' J Big, bi11: bedrOomi, wi th 61,t 11.nn~ percentage
cqi:y:brk. lil'C'place · double filmily room, dble fireplace, tlllC'. All appliances.such llli
fQl-r--3:'.aNiitf' -fen1·ed back shake rwr. Needs loving washer , d~l!:r, rt'lrlgrrator
I ~ • slab 1ni1io . ()11.'!'ll'r l'are llLLfry bring your oU--au also included, w Hy
I ti"!_\'jtw arl'a . S24.IXK!. ers! 'Ca ti 5-40.tl~t. --RENT II you art!? Su bmit ~'Phone 6-16-Tiil your down paymcnl . SEl~L \.'.1 ..
, err age QuAL..-1ES. :• CjH •t ER ANXIOUS, ANYONE
i """"' Walker & Lee
!•• $23,950 C .Q .-Celling-C.Q. ~::at>. -FAMILY RM. J.\1g lol , fruit trees, quil't
ft~e 5 11o'~ npr. loan. 1111.v~ st. 3 & JX'n, 2 ha, $24,9':'i0.
;tow monthly p,1yu1en1.~. Just ~,·\ Ulan Gi/l•HA OK $1000.
•llkl:.payJng l'Cnt. and y-Oll Sec Pagl! 1087 Yellow P&gC's.
l'o1l'n 1'ot1r own homr. 3 brd-G •
m t. il ug{' family f ill. l't"'.l· . urntard
~11'111 noor plan. 0Jl(•n fill ~!l·IJ'I p f-1 54().1720 ':l lALTY ~·A_R BE LL 2955 H •rbor 5'"<• 1'4' Downto•n Ceat1 Meu.
Q;\1E + Jnl<0n1e. Xlnt 1171 -
tF:i1s1s1rfr lor. l\'alk To shops. HARIOR. 642-2991
:'\r srhools. Forlin Co. l.Jst with C.Q. Buy from C.Q. t6 1~-:ro:l.
Realtors
2791) l.farbor Blvd. 11.1 Ada m~
54:..0465 Open 'tit 9 Pf\.f
$33,500
fifove r ight in, h11ng up your
c;lot hes & relax in this im·
m11.cul11.te j br homr. AU or
the 2200 sq 11 of spacious-
rle99 invi tl'S you 10 enjoy
the 11.menities or J1\'ing llf'ar
lhe O<'.ean. Closing COSl nnly
to VA buyer or small do\vn
on F1-fA or' convenll11.J lin-
ancing.
a.¥r B n1ovc. Assun1e FHA 1 1 2~;, I' t'.~ a y loan. 3 br + fan1. Lrg
NO DOWN! Owner must
1llJge ReJI Estate
~·o,:-Salt• h 0,,...nrt\ 1 h I .!i cul-de·sac lo!, l yr old. t62-4471 ( :::~.) 54~·8103 11~i only > rrducrd S2000, ~es~ \Voods. S 32 · 9 j (I . WALK TO BEA~
'>.bf p;iu11, Lol'el.v g11rden, a.17-1653· Assume 5.\4',~ Lo11.n 3 BR
C~ l fllS 3 BR, 2 bf!. EY Owner 3 br, 2 b11 . 2 811, hn1·d firs, trP!c, ele~
t<'A~. Dbl lrph". Service fa?1ily rm. Assumable GI. kil., Jg corner Jot. Immedi-
•polf'dl. 011'ner '1ill carry 2nd $2.>,000 900 Darrell. 646-7586. a1e possession, flexible
!TQf:In1n1rd o cc u Pa n.c Y. lerm!I.
:,·:t~~:,. t".M r·airhiU Dr, Dover Shores BRASHEAR REALTY ~ 847-8507 s•• h l•nd SELL OR TRADE l ---.,v~A.CAN.=T--
BY OWNER 9461 Mokihana D r. ""----... !"t'fefuifMOUX ~~~~~~~:~\\~ * u~~~: l\~~~?t ~:~~1~:n'.h~% \~r vh~~~:
rn-es. A 1hon walk-from
1hf' bMch. Dt>tailerl 2 story
:ux-hilei.:lure w/ex1erior DI
board & balten shutlered
"'1ndo\\'s, gabled 'rnon inei;.
The unusually dl'signed 3
BDRM. FLOOR PLAN is a
decorator's dream, w I t h
\'1000 PANE;LLED \\'AU..S,
OLD M I SS ION BRICK
}'L0011.S, HJGll VAULTED
CEILINGS \\l lTI-1 EXPOS.
ED RAFTERS & CROSS
BEAMS, A TURN OF TI1E
CENTURY BATI-1, .,.,•ith or·
n11te lavatory suppor1ed by
n1assive pol"("elain pedeslal.
Center slaircav leads lo 2nd
J!1ory w/2 bdn'ns, & op('ns
lo huge ~un porch. Tl!E
REAR GROUNDS HAV E
NUMEROUS 0 R C HA R D
1'REES. SEPA RA TE
BUILDING F'OR 111E KIDS
PLAY HOUSE. If you have
a flair for the unusu11! 1hen
you n1ust see this charmlnli:
older home. IT'S A RELIC
t~Of\.1 ANOTI-IER ERA.
Offrrrd for
$31,9SO. Full Price
M ISSION REAL TY
98.i So. Coe~t HY.'Y., Laguna
Phone (714) 494-0731
t 'OR Sale or lseloptio n by
011ner. ~an vu, pool. 3 br,
den. 2 b11.. S49,000. 494-6923,
"(; BAYFRONT ious 8 rooml'I + srrviC'f.' ~u1nable loon, only $218 pt'r
3 ~nis., 3 baths plus 2 po~h + panlry, (~ BR-l'Ai mo. 3 Blocks from ()(Tan. Lido Isle
Bbm . rottagp. For sale or BA1. 2 frplcs, y.•et ba., 11.Jl 1800 sq ft, near Edison lligh. 1-----------
trfff. SlJ:i.IXXJ. lormica lrarprtrdl ki1chcn. Re a Y.'inner. Asking Sold · 129 Via Koron
\tl~LIAM WINTON \\'ill 1radedown2BR&den SJ3.000!?? Pr1rne J Br. 2 ba. sing\1!:
.. :. Realtor in S_70.000 range or submit 1, slnry. :'I Sunny pi1tio~. On
1 '\. la for income pl'operty. sfrecl to s!rret col"tler lot
: ~·tilann<'. ~]~~ls nd Call &12-991;. !or sho11·ing, & Ya. Reduced to $81,500.
: ~-: 675-Lociucd on Pol11.ris Drive 962-4471 ( :::':.J 546-1103 P rime Lido Nor d .w-----v; ~ Priced 10 sell $98,000 PRICI:~ REDUCED TO 5 RR , 41,i ba , Y.'flterfron! ""P1A'--.,-.. -"'""b $34,500 hon1r, Ii() r1. lot. Deck, pier f-~T-TLE IS-LANZO 4 BH, Fain rn1 . 2'1i b11.1h & OoaL S2Xl,OOO.
1 .-r:) Fountain Va lley 2 Story Home P rime Tip
' !•:DUPLEXES SPANISH STYLE Joe Fort ier Realty of Lido 1,1.
• 'PJiht Baylront -Sll'),000 EXTRA SHARP! * &ffi..l41o * Br:iu!. 4 Bit., 41., ba. home
nrt Canal · Sll6.000 ""'l1 h 56 ft, 1\-ater frontage.
I LIAM WINTON Low do11•n to 1011· int: lg b<'rt-GREAT LOCATION ! ..___ ·
k Roon1 for large ....... t gJ1ps. , , I rn1s, r ust lratures, blc 11all. Nea r schools & shopp;og. Lge ~ Rea t or Prif'e s:ioo.ooo.
1 ..L.~· I land spnnkle.r:s, lg lot, only $31.950 hon1e for •ctive Lamily , 4 B ill Grundy, Rlt r . . :ir~;)l<innf'. Ralboa s HAFF DAL REAL T Y Hdrn1s. FR ! hlige hobby , ;... 675-3331 .,.2 .. 05 C _., 39 000 833 Dol'er Dr ., NB &12.4620 ilillli .-.-, O"I --rn1 . 1111 Tvu:ty. $.. . ~-PLAYHOUSE & rilay yal'(I Wesley N. T aylo r Co. OPEN SUN. 1-4
:, :. !or l'hildren, Jge lot, 2 hlks 211 L San .!u11q11ln l h lls P.oorl A Fun Home
:COfena d el Ma r 1o new !«.'hool in fall .1 Nv·v.·port Cc111t•r fi-l~-4910 For privacy & rntcrtaining.
,I l '~\'INE TERRACE br, 111.rn .. r'!1 , custom de'.ror Assume 53140;0 G I Loan Cu!tom bit. 2 BR., Jge. rll'n.
Ir ~ & I nd a 11\ft Open bou!lc ~ Jo"t. corrlf'r lot . Terrazo
_• B•s t ~f Everything Sat a&. ~u~. i to S. 18780 on 4 bedrm, 2 bath, single .nrs., rlldi11.nt heat. 5 Pll-
' i qua.lily 3 BR . hon1r Jlf'<I 'ood " F V 9fil-S!Ol story nr11r Douglas Aero. tiO!I. $85,9"JO, n l Via Lido
•nn · IC'a TcrraCt'. Jn xlnl ..., r:.• ' · · space plant. F...xcellent oon· Nord.
;cond,, \Oo'ith the best ocran. IJV 01\'NER: 4 BR/2'~ Ba. dition. Present monthly Pll.Y-* * * *
l harlior & city \'iew, Trip!r hlti1n1•.Q ~prink!pr.;~, bl~~-~ men1s ?nly $191 P.I.T.J. We'll Help You
·,.11.r11."'C, lgr. """I. l£11\' 11·a · uirt J\rf'a .... ust "'""'· Larw1n Realty, Inc . ' ,._ * * -o J7'" * * To mmpare th is 4 BR. 4 ba .•
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' m<tin1. Yl!rd. KlNGSIZE :JU(>-. "" 962-6988 •nytim• .,-~-,.-I IHIJ::e liv. rm.. fan1. r m.:
1 i)ti rm~.: siorni;:c g n I 0 r r: G a rden Grove \\'ALI\ lo h<'H('h & sChon!~. :1.000 !!Cl. It., 4:l ft . 1('11, as
• lnmlly rm., hll·in BBQ !.: 4 AH .:? ha, Fain rm. F'rpl!". hr~! hu.v for only $69,:'l(X). i b1Lr; 1~1'·.· fu!l VICll.'. hving * OPEN 12-4 SUN. * J)1n'i;:, CpL~/rlrps, ~-ncrl, 2-21 .l Via .Jurar
,rn1.&rl1tung rm.AppLon!y. 9802 E . 13th Street c?.r ~ar, Sl3,((M'J. 7!-~~r WALKER REALTY
HOME & INCOME Owner !l62-1:i.'l2 161.•, . .)200 6i:l-1923 Rrs.
l..o\·l'ly 3 BR., l'• be ., l\v. EXF:C P•Jlll home on 1/3 ON ST RATA CENTRO
rn1 . rl111. rn1. ~r. kilrh., 11t rr. hy ov.·nrr. ~ RR . rl in. 4. B.'droonis. ::~4 Balhs Salisbury
Reo'l lty , J11unrlry rm. & pat1n. 1.i;r. nn, ,.,,.,.rm, $4;,,900.1Mfi-7<WO. XJ f'1. + Lot
'\j ;1.tARINF. AVE. 673.SOOO l<i!: krnnr l iu th!' rrnr, cs-Slrcel tn Strata
• BALBOA ISLAND tabl1shl'rl hus1ncss. S44.9:.0. S7:1,500
!OPEN SAT/SUN, 1-5 A~enL &12-::s62 s.1~·5620 l rvi"• LIDO REALTY INC.
;JJ8 E vening Cany on Rd. ;:fb H . hi d TURTLE ROCK H ILLS 3377 Via L ido 673-7300 ~\'oulr! you hrl1c\'P s:-YJ.!XX> in er or '9 a n s For sale by ov.·rier, lovely REDUC~:o S4 500 , 21:1
) hr11utlful ShQ rel'hffs? J BR •. RY 0 1\INER . ~ RR, 2 RA . 3 bcdrm, 2 ha, Sp11nigh R11.venna. well furn. smllll
!2 ha ., lam. rn1 : Jg" J'lflfll· n1t.1 n~. \l'alkin~ tiistanee home. Opr.n ~am ceiling~. l11.1ust , lgC' sunny lo1, S51,!l;,Q,
. ~Ill' b;i!•k ~·?.rri. l lsf'd hnck .\t11.1·1ner'.~ srhool l l!lhol}-crp!s, drps, bar. hltns, lg 10"~ down. {)v.•ner 67.'l-264;\.
: lrpl., hlln. BBQ in kitch ea!· p1n11; Pnnripals on I Y n\r,..ly lnd~C'pd fn('d ,1-ard. • * ~o· lot-CleAn .l hr. 2
: 1ng ar<'a . fi.K1-i~(H SIR.9;;(). C11ll 8J3.2153, 18802 ha. Ne\\ly deror111rd. J...ar11:r
' CALL 67;).:Ji26 \'1a San :'ltarro, p11.tlo. Si\.j()(J, Kl 5-2312 · ff ----~ Huntington Beac.h I after 6 pm. : ~ j~ Irvine T e r race : ........ @ ......_... D IVORC E ** 40' ll)t Cle11.n l br. 2
:, Scrnic_Proprrtiri OPEN llo11sr.!r1inr 'rrrra1·r . ha. Nr1<ly f('drmrated. rorr"~ s11lr nf flus illllTillell-S1.i.!l."~), !Jll'rl\' 3 hr 2 ha. LArS!I' palui. S71,500,
:RuSTiCB E AUTY 1111" near new ~ hcd rm. 2 Ar1~iss lrnn1 Country ("\uh 1 Kl :i-2.112 after 6 pm
COLONIAL
Charming preslige homp likt
new. 4 BR, 2 Ba. Large k11
l\'ilh all bltina. na!ian mar.
bll! frplc. Chandeliers. la rge
hv & rt in rnl Overlooking
large POOL. P11.r1ial Ot'C'11.n
vitw fron1 lW'~I.' balcony.
$55,000.
<.:ALL 0 '"'·1 4 14 ~"" Ne 1r Nr .,.-,ort Po11 orr1,,
PRIVATE ROAD
Tmmac. 3 BR, den, din. rrn.
3 hath home on l~e. fr.nerd
lot. Light airy r001l'ls, mani-
cured )awns & bea\Jt. gar.
1lenH; dbl. garage & shop.
As110c. poo l & putting green.
Best buy in arl.'a. $04,500.
Cal/ 6'12.4620 for app't.
Bill Grundy, R1altor
* OPEN * Sat & Sun 1 to 5
403 Feliz
Se ll, lie o r option
Thp Bluff~! 3 br, 21.4 ba , rlin.
l11i;r rm, 2·sti'ry {'Ondo. Bal-
cony w/view. Crpts, d:rps &
hltns.
Bond Rralty
499-nJ8 Or 4!)6.2(,(}4
A TOUCH
OF SPANISH
Condominiums
for sale 160
* BY OWNER *
Bl.Ut: L.\GQON Vll.J...A
NO. 4
30781 S, Coa.sr H111y.
l.agun11. Beach
Condom1niun1 Apt 2
bedroom, 2 bath, carpels,
drapes, builL-ln~. etc. 2
pools, priv11.te ~11.ch, tennis
(..'OU rt.
$38,000 499-3605
\\'ill consider lpe.se,-purchue
or oolr1ght sale.
t AZY LIVING
2 Brdrm, 2 bath, single SIOl'Y,
professionally de cor a I·
t'r.i. Low down payment, take
ol'<'r go v't loan with no qua.l.
Hying. Nen.r. new. 011·ner
transCrrred.
La rwin Realty, Inc.
962-6988 anytim1
DELUXE l bedroom 11.pt.
Pool, 2 insidr parking
spares. All bu il!·iM in·
eluding cklthes was be r -
dryer in G!endal~'s very
best Condomi n iu m -
V('rdu)!o Towers. S32.000.
Call !7l·t J 673-S090 or (213)
2·16-561~
Income Property 166
m11nuh1cturi11g level or akin House1 U nfur n. 305 ,iJ!lj . 2·~B~R~.~,0-0B~A-.~,~,-,-,,...-,1
lines or open lor olher pro-vMI 2171 Ru r11.I Placl! C\11
ducts .. ri1a11 fuU dl!srrirllion Gener a l [ 675--1'on2 all j 1,m, ' ·
lo: Rite O' t.11e, Box 46-12,
GleQMlf', Ca. 91202. I* $1 35 * I 3 Br, lncd yd, F:at, nr r;chl,, · -. . no pPls. J9S8 Pomona. HAYE $15,000 to invest 1n Lge 2 BR W.rr upper 11• lrnc· 5-40-!IOOt
\Oo'ell !'St., gt 11. b I e, nop· t'd y11.ni & garaJ:e. Chlldren ~~--· -----,--
defense bus in' s s: 11.s welcoml! /lvailablr Ml\·~ 3 Rr., nrw ca,rpels, nev.·
lull o .... ·nC'r or 11or king BLUE BEACON I pau11 . i::anlrner, $210 mo.
p art n' r .• ~!Us! . srand * 645 .. Ql 11 * 19&1 Pomona, ;,.m...9001.
l ho r ough 111vest1gauon.
NB-CM area . PO Bo~ ;-,1 0 V ING-TRANSFEnRED-F ountain Va ll1y
~1-211.13. Daily Pilot, 330 W. Tired of lighting v.· i t h
Bas St, C.l\t. ten11.n!s? Call the problen1 $220; 1 BR/111 ·Ba, w/w
crpts, d/11", drps, 2
lnvestm9nt
Opportunity 220
EXCEPTIONAL TAX
SHELTER
INVEST MENT
A S~.000 ell.sh investment
will provide $25,000 a y r Jn
t11x shC'lter on s!T'aight li ne
depreciation. Jn1ere~t only
tor ~xi 10 yrs. 131 I 2, 3 & 4
Dt rental houses. beach Jo.
cation. no l'aca11e1es. Cash
flow will CO\'er all expenses
including rn11.nagement &
debil SCl'\'iCl.'S.
solvers -South Coa~t Real
t:stale. Property :-.1anage-
menl 0 11'.
545-842-1
C'a r /en c l gar. Wx21
nre/rn1. •AOn1·r ) K ids &
Pets Oh:! 531-1030.
* $160 *I East Bluff
4 BR nlce older family ~me. Oii<ner 8 honie apt 3 Br 3
I..et!Bil1E H~~co~IS! Ra. rten, frpl: eiu'.t db! ~gfl ~
25IXl sq. rt. 1450/mo. 675-JQJ., * 645-0111 *t,~ ======I
3 BURM. + family rm., lull I Huntington Beach
dinina: rm., built-Ins., brk., I:'-1~1AC. Ex. lrg 3 Br, '2
$390 8 month. NO FEE, Ba duplf'-:. Crpt, drps, hit.
Ne1vport. 511)..1720. ins: lri; lovely priv. yard.
3 BDR,\1 .. Fa1nily rr.1., p11rk l~ar + huge prk'g. S19i
like yard. Co&ta !11esa. Kid.~ Rt'sf)lln. ma.1Tied ad Its .
OJ\, brk, S20fl 11. mouth. NO s12~:;276 }~l::F.. 541)..1720. 1 ,~B7ll-.~,7R~A-poo-l~ho-n-><-,-,-ru7y-I
2 ~rs ne11•, Crpls, drps,
f62-4471 ( =·) 546.1101 I Balboa Cov•s hltns. 3 car gar , Call "1r. l' lil.1ge Reo l EstJte
Shopping Center S ite BALBOA Covrs y.•atrrfront. llo<>){l'" South Coast Rltn.
5 ACRES Dl'cor11.ted l BR. 2 Baths. ~'"~·'-="7'~1.-,,---,,,-.,--7 1
Prin1e location w I servic<' i\1onth lo month. $350. IDEAL for th<' smaller fami-
starion rornpr Partners
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Blll Grundy Ri!r. C42.4620 !y • 3 br, + den, ~ndo
spl1!1ng Subordtn11.lion 10 gd v. /bl!ns, \~ alk In shop J; &
buyf'r. SACRlFICE? 7l4/1Corona del Ma r s<'hools, _s210 mo .
1 HcteN'Oc{•S. !Xl2-38Jl
I 0 I .1 M&-1266 Days or Eves. ti nvestment ppor uni Y 2 BR. ·w/lrplc, stv, n'frii;:, 3 RR, 2 ba. Sharp & c.lean,
4 Unils . 2 duplexes, shake 240 .i:ai-, 702 A1'oeado Open Sat I Bhns, crpls. drp~. fenced.
roof. bl tni: incl relrig's. 11'1 Money to Loa n I 10.:I. 673-7919, 675-7299 Nrar noui;la~. $250 1no.·
\Valled patio; 3 bdrms. plus ha, 2 lg bedrms, ~undeck 1 t TD L * 4 BR. 2 BA . New crpl<1 Lc-asr ~lf>-1847 '.
din, rm, plus family plus ove r pnv garages, concrete S oa n ,t, rlrps, 1 tilk lo bch. Adults .
l.":e. rm o1·er .c;arage. Re-dr1\es, n1ahogany panellin,I'; 7 1,··~ li\'TEREST S32."1. 673-020J. I Laguna N iguel
ducrd to $47.950. & n1ur h n1ore. Sho11os xlnt
Walker Rlty. 675-5200 yir!rf on $85.IXX) price.. Top 2nd TD Loan Costa Mesa 3 BR, 2 BA, view, cptd.
3:\.16 Via Lido, NP,,..'JXlrt BPach lnl•11.tion, 11. I 11• a y s rcn!rrl. rlrpd. Extr11. pal'rrt parking
BALBOA COVES Bkr/Ownr say~ sell FHA & Trrms based on equfl.v. 3 BR HOUSE f•)I' trailer & ho1at. 3 yrs
pay points. Phone; 536,.8894 642_21 71 S4S-0611 • ol\l. X l n t cnnd. SZ80 .
WATERFRONT nr 642-24:\6. 2 Billhs -F'1rep111.ce 49.1 ... 1244 .
Pri I 3 BR 2 b . I Scrvu1.": I/arbor area 21 yrs. I G11rrlcn1ng provit1£rl ==========l me oc. · · a. sini;: e llONTINGTON BEACH Satt ler Mortgag1 Co. Cluldt'f'n & Jtet 0 .K. ~tory. Newly deror. Fel'K'f'd I 6 UNITS 3::6 F.:. 171h Sirret Laguna B each
yd_ Slip for 30 ft, boat. Only 3-t RDR~tS., 2_2 Bdrm~.. CJo~c 1o
S79 500 srhrll'll s .~· sh1111r11n~
B·1'1 G d R I 1 Bal·h .. Rood location l·lcan, Money Want ed 250 Ju~1 ofJ lrvllle A\'(', 1 run y, 1a to r on Jl.h11n SI, tl('e r bPach.
8.1.J Dover Dr .• N.B. 642-4620 Prier S•l6.!100 ph<>ne 536-6.117. C0~11\l~.:RCIAL STABLES
Best Buy Beach Area I c0""'""';,., • ""'m'"'"' I Industrial Property 168 1 financin,ll' nef'dcd. $35,000.
3 Br.drm. 11ewly decoratrd. \V ILL hui!d lo suit • 8.000 Owner 673·2259·
5300 ftiver sq f1, 1\1-1. Production
Ava1t. nH•!-J;.nuary
$200 Jlon1h
JEAN SMITH, RLTR eve.~. HoUIHIOfRtnl _ Rrattors
~l KJ 2 HR rrmod elr.d .:
:\l111urr adult«. l!IO Canyoa
Ar res Dr. 21:':: :!9!l-2501.
I Lido Isle
, :l 13~·. ('l'IJI ~. dr·p!<, hllns, Jrplt',·
Ad\111~. \~00. i;i::-li68, JU
V1.1 L'ndi11c jj l:!-.1!!7(}.
Mesa V erde
()pf>n llousr Siu &. Sun 1·5. Plate, N.B. Ov.•ner 673-3315
1 400 f :, 17th St. Cl\! &16-.12.'i.i FOR R.l!nl Ml &hop 20 lt 673-4400
$26,750 CONTE~1PORARY~ I 40' 1931) f'lac<'ntia, Anne,x I ~------~
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RE,\UTll''U!. J. n di; c fl e d
No 3 S90 >IS--1542 hon1c in ~lC'~a Vrrde, 3 Br, A-I conrl. l br, 2 bl!., l · · · · · ~ --~ -) LEASE OR OPTION, s""rkl-
blk Bl I I I H F • h d 300 .--2 ~i. lncd, rlhl ;::ar, trplc. .ocean. rns. rp c, lt"e OUMS u rn1s • ini: 3 Br, l lW:ln', tri-level gare.i.:P. p11 l10~. Club l ots for Sale 170 11 al di . h 1~1&1a~t .$76!i,ni(l +sm11.U lirivilr•r~ Opt'n lu1u~.a 1l11s • . , . I General '\.' nrm B.lll.I:, u g e elf'llning rlrpos. 642-:\3.'ll. ·""' Oct AN t JI family & all tlbn~ $300 i\10. . Sat & S.un, 21 ·1 Pr(lfip('Ct I -· rnnt 1° Coast "'Y or a~sume low intere,;t 101111 I Slli\RP .1 BR. 2 BA. quirt
St, Nr11•pc1rt Shorrs, 12-·1 R-3 pro~rty, approx . 12·000 * $90 * 11/ inlnimum do11·n. Call ~irrrt . No"'' ''llCant. $240 per
642 !l.1GJ I sq f!. Xlnt bus1ncssor hnme 0 1 .,, R ,1-"''' So " C ' mri Call 1 ARRY Jlen!a<>e _::__ . . . _ po~~ibiliry. &\_ Laguna, 1; 11f:' n~ler! _1 B collai:r. ''".,...."'' .,, utn oas 1 , • , · ,,
F.ASTRLUff -By ow11('r, On SllOOOO (Zll ) 21.1.1197 U11J p111d Avail year round. ,_Rr•111\nr~ I l'.ri11 t:so11e !'140-1 151.
~tM'et 10 strert lot. 180' . . . S1n-:li•s \\'f'lromr, I FOil Lc11sc s:m Santiago Ttcl. I N I B h
1•it>'A', Baldy to Ca1alin11. 4 PHIVATE Party wishes 1n BLUE BEACON !:'If ' 4 BH. I·'< BA . e wpor eac .
BR plus family rm p!us I !!rll. l11rce En;rra!d B11 y * 645-0111 * F1replat:e, t·11rpels, drapes. ~Hi\HP 3 BR honie, The
bonu!I rm. 2210 sq. f1 . &>It-vlr11; 101 . 4~-99611. I lllJ;!e !l'tK.1'rl ~·arr!. Cl,..an Bluffs, Yrlv lt'llsc, $32j mo.
clraninJ: pool. \\'alk ln t;OINt; nverSPall, .Be11.utilul
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& .. hvC'abh.•. Cl'l~e !O schorJls. I 644--0062. · !IChool~ & sho1>ping. 611·1.1:/!l I \'Jrw \ot, Canyon Lake, Balboa Island Nted refC'l'f'ncts. ~5-.'i:l':i9 ==========I
t'OR SALE R\:-0\\1NP.R SRcr1hl'r Arr 6: 6'16-:'4~1 JOH) 00. Bayfron!. 4 BR . -2-BR-:-1-SA W/GA R~ San J uan Capistrano
5 bedroon1.~ or ~ 3 biilhs 1 ~1.2 ha. wa1r11ronl hnmr & Nr" paint. Drps. Cpts. Bl ln~ . function~ lw~th home. Pvt. Mobile Home/ 2 Br. l ha garage apt. ,t,. n.![rig, Fncd yarrl. Ll:\r-J Bil . 21 ~ R.i\ 5pan1sh tn1~·n-
rommun1ty, $.i7.<?J By appl. Trailer P arks 172 1 txick. j dcnrr. Childlprt nk. t\'r , )1ouse. hlt1ns, cp!~. rlrps.
onl y &12-7781 : 67;,-!1681), .. , , I Biii Grundy n 11r. fi.12~Hi21l schls park & shop'iz_. Sli'i I 1 ~1<11. rlrc 11:ara1.:c. many B I 4 b-,-,-fLE.t:f\liOOD -19511 $1 X ,' . . ,,, o1!1rr f'~lr;;s $~'11 lra~e * aycl'f'~ r, · ia, I 40 2 Sf'rlroom Rod' hath I LITT Ba! Is attT l11rn hsr 111"· 293 Knox. Pl, Ci\i ;i 10 .. ~"~~ · '· • , · · forn1a.I dining rm hU.":" liv· · · . -fi\l.221'>1l d;1v 67.1-1028 rvP .. . 1 1 · ;· 536-M77 Huntington Bl'aeh nr waler, pa!10 C'(ll''d !r ncrl VERY ~HA RP :1 hec!nn 2 ~====·=·=====I Jn"' rrn 11n11 y rm x.t.ra ' · ' -
I • 1 ' 1 .... ' ~ 1 br. 2 ba frpL 673-6267 I hath home v.ith dblc ~aragP 1::r 01 nn src hued stre('I, --. Santa Ana S72.700. Oii·ner. 646-5!5-l . R•al E 1t a ta Wanted 184 4 BR. rurn Av11.il F"b l ~t S. lcnrrd yarrl. Ava 1~ rnonrh ----------
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$·IOO/n10 _\early. Ga~ & 11·tr tn mon1h rrir S200. l'an11!1c( !\!'11· 2 Bit housr. Adult• . I 25 ACR E S pi!. frlG-213!1 ~Jy A>:I ~l&--1 1 11 j "nly No pri .. $160 mo.
N•wport Height• !>.lnb1if' Hom,. Park 3 Rr, ~TPI ~. lrp!r, rr11re•I 1 • fl1fi-Z~l2 • OCFA~ , _ 4 h 4 b 3-5 Acres: R -3 Apts Balboa P eninsula ~arc!. 1'1rls & Jl"!S {•k fl11rk..
· · 'irw r, 11· I. A., Oran£r ,f,, II''' ;.i'"'' "' ' h~I •i= U · 't P k 11(P nrmpu .. rn1 i•/Qar. 1£r 1· l\\\'"'llO''f R I . ,, ,, .,l •~, ... ..J'J n 1vers1 y ar Sall f1Lf'£0 r111y I' l , _r • II b n a ~·l~-194~1 ('~('~ llv rtn, frpl<' 3.000 ~q ft \\' ft fliiRni~ rn,· l'l'lloi\, .1 Hrl 4 Ra, r .rr ------
u11flnisht'fi . Sl9.:J()(J, ;,,1g....~76fi IP.~: Hrnk"I'~• ~,1 ,71 ~ rliia: 11 1ntcr or ~rail \ ~ BDll:'-t . 2 B;., le hon•t~ J Rf\. I h;.t h .......... $2.1~
nr 5oll!~:1J71. _ -----_ _ _ lii~~20"'l rn1. drpc., (·rrit~. bltnf I~ ,l n r~ 2 h:oth~ .......... ~.12:'1
Long Beac h I Bf{ hou~r. 1n c1o1 rcpa1r,1 ~ rn,•d ~d . $~jfl/:nn l ~c . ~ 1;1~. :1'1 ha•hs ........ s,100
~ S•nt• Ana t J,,c[llt•<I n r Hr :-iiln D1rgfl C :i lfi-2.~4-I 1 HH d 2 h s~2·
f'.12 llC'li"!ropr, Ol)('n Sun l'.i hath, i;usron11lf'd Ayres 11 !!1 l.linnic Doon!'. OJWn
0 " .1. !'fl H Hn1 l1 llfln1r. All hhns, rlrps , Sal & Sllll 12-5. or ca!! ! Pl'n nrl\nl rri ini:;s. ' u 1 1< 11· t't' 1g ft ilc shake ·~iill" pri11": t:T•'11! l11e,111on 1 '1 · 1
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11' 1 d I:="='=''="='·='="="===""'=== • I ' hlk " 1 L ., ruo . pro 1•ss ona y au . ,•111v' 2 ·.to 1nr JCacu.;. I II k II N .\ I.'• S 1 SL A". [) 1 frrrw,;· \\'ill ri.i\,' j'a.~h. orona del Mar __ _ ____ . . 111 rrn, 11 •••• , ~ -'~ ATTH1\C. ·I HI! + hnnu; 3 HH . plus h'Jge bollUS room,
i ni11"rn., 2 lkl1h Pl.9:JO_ · scaHrEA~~Ow~OOL Lagun• Beach \\'11tf!rfront home, 2 Br.) BY 0\\'Nf:Jt : 3 RH, 2 BA. \\'ritr_ Rn:.:~!-:!! Daily Pilol . V IE W -VIEW . VI E W 1onm. ne1T sehnnls & all j 4! .)laths .............. SJ:'iQ.
DIR. t lec. kil. \\~~t b11r . I~. fr:r.in. rni .1'/flrrp~,'1' 1-3.~~-Bii~. I ~I. bt tlw> OC•'ftn from this l:lf'a u1. I !1ho1"'11: n('l'f'ls, $2'.j5/mn 115 4 RR~ r11 m. rm. 24 ba'. Slit ~De l ancy R e11.I E s t•te onl,v une n11!e !rum Huntiniz· : 2828 E. CoasJ Hwy,, Cdfit inn Stn 1e Br ac·h. Assume 7\ , 64·1·i2iO
PANORAMIC
VIEW ~ loan a stral ai $~2.990: !
f.fUST SELL 3 br. l ha Cali .for apflL, 968·29'29 Brok-Unob.~tnicted OCf'an v I t w
~ k l hr, l ha duplex. •t'i' rr. frorn all rooms. P('rchf'd on ~lot. P1·t pl)'. 67~)724 orl.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,!!!!!!!!!!!!,,.l a 5ecl uded hill, "'alking db-
Frplc. 2 _pa~los, <l5 f!ll.,nfll 11 /wsll311:.12..1.500.54 2 I PROPF.RT\"ln.":tl0tllocation 1 J BR, 2 B11. furn. hnn1r . Cahr11loC.\f 121 '.11 21 ~-S~\9 7BR ,1l~h.1ths ....•.•. $f..'t1 ~llp. Sl\'lm g, :'I h 0 P SC · 11antcd h,v pvt huyrr. Cond Avail . now thn1 June J:11h. { ( DELUXE 3 Hr 2 a";; \\'E 11,\VE OTilERS ::
Gani.gl!o W/ ss",'"ooos. ,M~~ S•nt• An• Height1, nol 1mpoMant. l!i:'>-1511. Call: 67}3£,63 Gi~ E\'l'S. Tv.•nhse. /Ill hl!ns.· pool, I :~·h 11.~~r'o. ·Bo~ 3,3;2 0\VNER TRANSFERRED -clQh~r S2X1, 5 l:i.-5270,
Consider ~Uing furn. $1000 M!Unll'S 7 1·i~ G l ~ !133--3.)40 ·
ii1ortgagt j BR. family rm. Finlncltl I • , VF.RY Pvt. 2 hr hrun?,
Mes• Verde Z700 sq. 11· ~5-2992· . w/sl<WI!. rlbt !!Ar, lrg yd.
S165. 1 m~. 1st &: last.
&l.l-1169.
.:675--0972. 4 8 d lance 10 ~11m, 3 Bedroon11.
' BR, vicv.". near I.i1tle -e room bulll • In kitchen deck & ~corona. ~1us1 sell, Owner. largl' tcrracl.'d yard. $42,500. HURRY * HURRY San Cl•mant• ~675-34tl!. Stratford c11.n • ---------· 1 ~-,,. M••• ll;;oovc,...vyc-,2-;Bd;;:;;,~,~,.-S~p"U~1.:>.1,~"~';1I
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'''"' old "'' --A!sum,. 5% 7., loan on this BcautHul, "p11.c1ous corner ·Bualnisa 1 ·-~·--------"--3 BR houR, 6 mo l(ase.
ho PLUS · II A-ot. <11arkling J bc<frm & f11.mily DU p LEX, 1. 2 hr ruRN . Bun"aJ011,• w/ J 1,, SZ50 tmo. 3 hlks fl) ocear1. , u"e. an income un . 0 a.n, 0 rt ·1y 200 ·~ ~2 I Cd\1 homP. lmn111 c lndsep<>. 0,,..·n· 11•/work.~hop, l·t hr. FA ppo unt Brinn. Bllns. Garb. t'h.~pl.. Incl Sfl1'111' & rtfrlg. fPnce<i
"IJ 11h''l 1i·llt L
---"I li·11il1'
"SINCE 1946" ':;
l st \Veste~n B11.nk Bld1., :;
. .-University Park 1 • ..!•
Deys 833-0101 N;gh' ,.·~~~='~"=· =~· ====='1 .('l'rrylhing! ~ Only . $S6JO ft EAL ESTATE C'r n1us1 sell im1ntd~ Takr hr al. Nice neighborhood. AAA pn t10. fn<'d yard, \\'tr rip .varrt <1hl .ca r.1.cr V11.c11.nt
L< dQ11·n '" S226. tot11.l G.T, pay· U . 673 74~ f ' o1ta M_•_•_•-----1 men! ll()QGll!nneyrc.S1. o1•rr pa~·mrnt11; of $165 " 11<'1\r. J:O cour~. O"'ncr Candy & Snack Supply Artul!.'I or:ly. No prts. $1.jO now. -'"' 11 I :>, DON'T DELAY! :•
·11• --.,-:. 1.a-0 • m-•"m MARINER REALTY 494.9<173 5-l:t-0:\16 month. incl princ::, Int, taxes 4fl2...jJ2\ ! We E st a blish All Rout1s ~,',T,•·,:"',.d"t'~•ds-'"1u"1lature I 3 BR/2 f1"2"sba, f/yrrl, CALL US TODAY I ::
" ... ~... .,., uu" &: .ins. Ooly $28.751). Ca.II Riiy .-.u s t ln tNO Sf>:l,&tNf'p-JN\'OLVED) t · , " . ~ --· l ... _ _ ::? BR. 2 hn111s ........ 121!\
3 BR + huge bonu9 room. a.42-5541 EMERALD B-AY G11u!1L 540.U jl, HerU11ge -"---------! CASll REQUIRED YURN l~~e. I BR, ~111 yal'd, C11ll: &4&-:iJBOor 61.l-0108 4 B"-2 h:i El Torn -~··~ Ht-tl\'Y i;hake roof, wt w A WINNER' Bc11ut1tu1 occ11nvh•v.·!fmn111 l~rAI ~:stll1C. on ~trrrl Qu irt \'~hf · ----------1 · ·
b I II TUSTIN i\1EAD0\\'S Hv f'1ar1 or1e ............ S17~.00 · ·• · 11 -)Pt;. l 80Ri1'1 HOUSE· UTL PO. Elr,::11111 l Br 2\i ba $375/. rarpe111, lrplc. lln1, am Y • gruiciou11 5 b<lrnt. ho111r: / . no rln<>~ \I! 2720 ~· 12 • ·'" •-I ) BR 2 BA •-Ad ft ....... ..-Owner. J.r"' 3 BR. J B•lh. 'Pl11 n 111·0 ,,,,,,, ..... $11)2".00 ,.. · -~ -• · 1•n pe1~! , l:i/mo. ·\BB .. 211 halhs •••••••• ~ room, covet'i!d p11tMJ & ols , , ....,outy. u , .... -large OPf'n lx'11.111 llv. rn1.,. Newpor t Be•ch " - ----"'"' ol brick "A'Ork. What , buy cupied all o! Its J yr~. Walk d' b kf formal din, sep. fam _ ,i., Plan 1hrr c ----·-···· $32".)().00 A1·11il l/lj, l BR, 2 * *M!l-:t.i3.1 ** 3 BR., mo. to mo, ...... ._..,
at .SJ2,!r.10!! Cllll 5-t5-8-1~4, lo bf'n ch! Don 't mi~ this ;~·bat1l~~. ;~~~r ;11.i i~.' ,:i~n~. GROWING ROOM l1turwlry rn1. $l6.Sl'.XI. 14561 E~t-elh•nt inrl)mr fflr 11. frw ba, l('ase. $22:1 n10. 2 Br. New crpL No !X'ls. 2 3 Bit. 21,.\ b11.ths ••·• $300-$.12$
Soulh Cout RA-11.l\or!I (111(" 111 only $.11,50). Collins dC'ck .• $9!1.:'JOO. Young f;iinily wanted tor Emcrywoor! Rd, 838-MO'I hours weekly ll'Ork. jD11.y~ 64:>-16'22 * Ch!ldrl!n OK $15() + dcpos. 3 BR. 2 Ba.. tnhou51!: •··· $a4J
000 5 BR l1se on Lon· I< Watt~. 962-:>:">23, Turner Assoclal 1s Sl"IC.. 4 BR., fll.J"llily, formal & F.\'C'll lngsJ. Rc.liUing 11.nrl 0IARfl1ff';G 1-13r. hoUsl!. No CUT&lfi-56:>', 37, 548-6\l l . ti .. ·, red h·11' .. 1.·
donbcrl'r)' in No. C . ri.1 . c & w 11((1 N. Coti.11t ll v.•y .• Laguna it lnlru:. 2 bll.1h quality built _U_n_i_v_or_•_i~ty,_P_•_r_k ____ I colletting money rrom co~n children. Sl:it>/mo. -t-ott11.j!'r. 2 br, frplr.
Auume exislin& f.llA J04n 494-lln •-ytime form,r model home; with BY TRANSJo"ERREO owrw.r OptrAted di,5pell$C1'3 .-ilhin *C11 ll 64'2-8233 • 111.nl. rm. $215. $250 tum.
or 11pprox 125.no w/lnltre!I • . , EMERA~ iiY tnltJ' court &: completely • C1"~l2 to j. 17rittAt"acia 11 qUll lin.d' area. !Handles 2 BR. 1,. BA . xtra stora~ Avail 1/20. &42-J&t5 '•
et only 6'~· $2500 down ''riced yard. Walk 10'°"°°!1, tte' 3 br, l!~ bra. Stan-name brll.~ candy anri 1ara.ci:r. \\' 18lh C.M. $l:i..l l..ARGE clean z, BR. Crp~. 'REALTY .:•
....... nl. CM1. C. !\fart.In MODEL HOME &\ldtr .futt lbtl!d! A.ltr. ttadltlonlll P4rk. boy'a club. Now VI· I _,6 sna.cktl. F" persona\ in· .1110. 6,12-:1767 d I I" "-b Univ. P ark CC'nler, lrvbr.; ,... , 3 BR 3 •-1· • font t(lwnhse. ''"°"'' tltf'V\e,w se""~n11.me. addrtSll rp~. J:llfRge. ....... °" y RJtr. 543--1195 cloeeoot; Fully carpttt'd A • · ._., aep. 1•. rm., ctn!. 'Otn ol 'i!tatl! OWMY CJ'1)tl, drps. Xlnl !Choolt. '"" OK. Rl!fl. l!MS "Pomona. Call Anytime· SJ3-0R2o ··:
J b 2 ba Immaculately l11.nd!K'11.pf'd. din. rm. Ir: f1u11. nn. often aenerou1 cerm• with $4."l,OOI and phone numbl!r 10 Mulli-IJldo Isle
y Ownt'r . r, , S kl ' d I _, nG En1erald B11y 1~000 «,ooo ••--o. Y-·r omaller -------~---1 State D!atribuHnrr, toc., 1681 •----------3 BR houac.1% BR. Fenced TIME FOR n>aoy bllnt. All nl!:W plun1b-p!!r 1ni;r ecora or ""'on. '"• .., ""'" "" . .,. 1 2 ,• Ow Ill 3 Bcdmnms, 2 halhs, lrpl c Shown by epp'!. hOnlP. c11.n bt tht .do"'lt 4 Bl;l k }•1001, . Pl"Yf'0!)1n. \Veit Broa.41\'Ry, AM heim, $'BR. 41l h11. Wllll!rfront yam. $2'25/mo., S Ul/rnn yr, ,::
flna. pipea. ncnr w & 811 bl ln•. 57,. FHA/VA Bill Grundy, R••ltor f"am rm, 101.& 61IMna1paCf' CR. !!2802'. (7f4J 77S-j()6(1, 1homr 11·/rlock. on Lido JealM!. i<t&-1246, 64~1 . . ·l• ! • tllkft PIJ>eT, M J>(llnl •. pll.)'nU, A. xtraa. By owMr, 833-1042 1 --~.,.C~===--N rr! $1"i00 :\I ti
1 $24,(01. 899 Joann St, C.!\I. N(I Down A\·11il11.bll'. S30,990. 833 Dover Dr., NB &1'2-4620 OPEN SAT/SUN. 12.. U.S. PATENT 0 · · 'nn 1 LG. 4 BR, 2 BA, nei\• palnl, QUICK CASll.'
1 M&-ql14 Cnll ;,4.'>-3424, Sou!h Coast BY OWNER • 4 br 2 b 21'4 TUSTIN ~IONEY:'lt AKER FOR A J BR. l Ba. Off·1\•11trr boml! lg play yant. \Valk to
1 R1!11.ltorK • • a, (BtrW"'" ?1tt ,_ 22ndl W11troln1tt' . "'000\VORKER &16'1397 f\1rn1~h!'d. $450 Month srhoQla and park. 557~.
Y Ow .... r at FHA appralf•I ---pl11yroom. fencrd Y fl r rl , ., --~---:----I -.'.'..'~;'.:~~:'.:,,~~:'.:._ Bill ttrundy Rllr &i2-46'.'ft ----, , ••
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"·900'. .. P'fr -amrnar a:'hla:h 1;, MILE TO OCEAN bll ni;, ~·rpt~. drJi~. decks. H•I P inchln & Assoc. S3,000 DOWN NOW'S THE ' · • 12 BR. I bR. Crp~. drn~.' ~ ~
,.. 2 S Cond 4 BR 2\ Bil •:.A(IOO 4~3412 REALTORS 1 ASSUMI! ,.,., G I LOAN u_ ~--h Yarrl. Garage, Slfl.'>Jmo. 37i THR OUGH Ai .chOOI•, 3 br, crpta, drp11, . ty. o: , t . ON'an ,.11!11.'. .,,,, . . ,. TI~E FOR ,..wport ~ac I E. 18th S1. 642-81179 " ~e. p1tio, p I 1n1-f'..r t:, Rltn~. 1''rplc: P1Mlcd lh•. ~4____ J900 t:. Coll.st !Iv.')', 67:'!.4l!l2 OPJo.:N SUN: l!IM2 f{ln~ O r, s
rencff ya.rd, 170 Con&rta-rm.,lgt.p11110.0wrw:'r mov·OCEAN VIE\\! !lon1rs \\'l!h :\1UST SELL RY OWNER 12RlksJ.:1stof ,\t11.gno1i11A· QUIC~ CASH SHARP .2 BRI, c:mpltly J Rr. 2 bll bltn ranitr ·"' D"·ILY PILOt
Ownt'!r 54S«11& ed 6--Anxious. Price only blllirlCC"tl poll•rr. 2 RH k Bn•nd nriv ft', &lmplr 1 ' f:rlini:rrl, Shnrp 4 Rrt2 RA THROUGH A l'l!nlOdC'led. Stepa to ocean. nvt'n, f1repl11.ce. cp\s k K
NOO _ 3 2\l ba xtn 123,900, Owrll!r w/fln11n t l' !I tfrn, l'~ BA. fRC.lM $77.950. blk bl:'n rh.' l br. 2 b11', '2 1 rlu! m11ny xtni.s. \\llhr1101 21.J/598·1969. dl1)5. Dl.l. 546·~'71.1. •
lae pe tk> or .m )'af'd; ntA ,.. 10',j, dn. ltJ0-14¥1-14RO " lrpk, bt'ftm et:i!lnas. Y.'/W I ~·nt J)Ol'M. 0J'I' Ir:, rul-dr.-DAIL y PILOT $275 • 3 BR. ,J BA,• f\l.m t.0Vf!Cy •.t Br.
1
tMt ... ·1'm. ·"'w"•'"N' t'' ''i'o· '}, 1 ~51 ,1"'. P4 000 ·ifr Harllor A· Sii Anylim~ • Call 6'lfi-74\4 14!ll'l nn OF.l~MA.R. ~99-3006 <:Al'J>!!I , hui:e dbl i a r . ii•<' lol . ll url')'~' \Von 't Lll~t! WANT AD l,.ldo 1.,1 .. home. 6 mos nn-fncd, c:rpts, drps, bltn.~. Gfl A A. 81~tt. 2iJ: .547..o!OJ ,.,..1 W•lk1r, R1•ltor or 492-IOM fi.12-7523. , Bkr: 213 431·J2fil!. Ill!. Ca.II 673-.5729 _1<1<:_._1_2_3'_._>1_6-_904_2_. --------------·
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S~llirday, January 9, 1971 DAILY PllOf ,13
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Condomin iums
• Furn.
Apt•. Furn. 360 Apt1. Furn. 360 Apt1. Furn. • 360 Apt.. Fum. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 3'S Apt. Unlum. 365 Apt. Unfurn. . 365 Apt. Un_!urn. 'iD'1 ....'\ ....... ~
. Newport &.ech S.lboa Island ,_c_o_•_t_a_Mo __ •a--~--I Costa Me.. .•:•f,
Cost• Mes• • Coron• dal Mer , . l;-j~uLDNilQiii~ij
315 1--------
Laguna ~eech .CHATEAU_LAPOINTE ... t ~R. __ !k"'bePI~, •• '!ivate C0~1~~1JB co~ Sol Br. aponlt, yrly ... ,~•1 ---.-------EAJRWAY,,., .e "1• •:
1---------DELU:-..'F. furn 2 Br. apl, * lBR. Furn. $155. ~m. '"'.'"' •=· ... ""mo. pe 11• UattS Y, •· ~ BR, ...,._.!lA upper. trplc, ~
BLUt.: LAUOON VILLA ~~iis:l~ise ~~s.shOps. Sl50, ~JdL. Bltns, crp,ta . ~ ~ :c~~;~22~ves 213: 944-5717 ~~~-.t:sp~~~c~~t1,bo~I=~~~ S\65 + utll 'a, 613-1503. ~~:~~2~~· nr beach. VILLA APJS. ~~~~k:2S~r3~~;
NO. 4 c rcn, no pe •· ·I===-=~----I lndM'Pi & unpar&llcled Balboa P9niniula Also FURN BACHELOR ' ' Jmll l S. Cciasl llwy. 1941 Pomona Ave, C.M. 17th P1 CM. 548-frl!I IMMACULATE sludlO, near •----------2 Blks from ocean. 2 BR, · ' • ~ational facil iti~ll In s , . 2 & ;l BR's Prv patios * Htd Peolt: : Laguna Beach 2 BR FlffiN Sl55 POOL CLEAN 1 BR· 2 BR 1"' t<>~n & ~ach , Sl40. Utilities rountry club a!nms phere. 3 BR. 2 ha upper apt' Very 2 ha, frpl~. hllru, cpts, drps, p . 1 ind" N ho , • Ad Its ~
Condom11uun1 Apt -:.! Bltns cpts drps adlts No BA. Crp. ts ..i~· ,_AL;._,., Q.a1d_,__!94-7118. L•·~ Un! u.....i .. 1. ..... n~. l,.j, b!k to bay 1 blk $25-0,. 54S-7983. rivate patio, poo • IV. r a p I u ,
bcdroon1. 2 bath, carpets, p<'t~'. (Ter~ nkl.' . -P°ooi. Adl·;;-~ ..... ~~ m.-4rurlriniafi aley ~li.c;• JO"'~~ P.m~R;;'i~ rii;;; ~~~~1"· Yr ly lse. S2'25 1110. BRAND ne w 2 & 3 Br ·~ts. ~::~Ml~~ Co. A~ & M!!'.7 A~.~~.:-.... :rs~~Pr1~i~11!t-::·t·h,e:~~1n1; Also UNFURN $13.l. 642-9521'.1 pd, 543--0336'. • · near beach. 1 ·~pon1ible Sl~S. So <>[ hwy. 32'2 il-1 ar&Uerite. UC!. Adults only. , :l BR. 1 BA. Garden Unjlf. ;
J.300 jjj B Ibo J f nd ~APULCO Apts attractive, you/li man. 4!M-4XK1. OAKWOOD GARDEN B~!~~-P•nin sula , ~&l~·'-=134_2=0~'~'-'3-='2•22~·=="'1 _20~22 _Santa ~na AvP_.._ 1_,. Sb£g...,ctplA.....clJ:JIA._Jigh)llbf, ; m~·1,~nfurn. ~ih'IGO~n.....\\'~~ e •-•a --·--1 ,..001.-Otil paid, Gardeii MA;n:--r·s~;--uttr Pl';-100': -APkft'PMBtfl'S---l'°""'""""'-"'-""-"'"'---1-"Xtgr. r.trs. Tci8iil11m, Apt 3.); pa.tio. hea n1 ceilings, ~., ron~ld<'r lease-purchase or DARLI NG 1 BR. S185 incl living. Adul!l'I. no pr1s. 2 BR palio, 2 _min tn ~h. ~I 1700 Jeth St., NB ATTRACT, Lge dplx, 2 br Costa Mese 546.6215 gar. 2650 Elden, 537-0CJEt.~t '.
outnghl salr. ut11lt1es. Winter rents!. Call $175 • l BR $145, 1800 only. $14;, mo. 497-115.3 eve. 64Z-8l10 + den. beach & shopping. $175 BRANO NEW 7 pm le Sun. $165/mo. '. ~ :
mornings or eves 613-1928. Wallace A\•e., C.M. OCEAN view bachelor apt, WTR. l BR. ULll pald. Nr. Adlls, no pel5. Sl90 + uul's. 'ii , ==="===~· === FURN Bech•lor & l Br. South Laguna. UtiL pd. SIOO bch & stores. S145. 300 34th 67>4172 aft 6 &. wknd1. 2 BR tri-plex. Private garden 2 br, c111ts. drJ>!!, garage SloG -l BR. New dtpg, , '
Condominiums Balboa Peninsula Excopl•'onolly n;ca l mo. 499-3846 St. N.B. See Bert ?.1erriman DELUXE 3 br, 2'tla. Yearly. ·& praae. Sl'ZS mo. 353.c Woodland Place l'ltove. Adulll\, no peU: ;
Unfurn. 320 or tel. {673--7777 ) (5.19-33461 Water view. Avail Feb l. 64USM 675--5n2 or 642-5550 642-5848 ;
1----------301 Edgewater Baylront -lllO N•wport Blvd., CM Lido IS'I• 11.ft 6. except on Wed Ii S300 mo. 675-3126 sft 1 pin
Costa Mesa ._ t'"'O beautih>I units. Choice L O V E L Y 1 BR . Sun • 3 BR. 2 Ba, Frplc, Oahwsr ;Ap:?::t~. ~U~n~f~u~r~n~. ___ ;36::::5:Ap:?::t~. :U~n~l:•:rn~·:.._ __ _::36:5:..;A:;!'.p~l • ...::U~n~lu.::.:.r~n~. __ _;36::z.·5:._l '
------loca1 1011. l BR, 2 BA, FPL. Furn /w/petio Nr !litore:ii. ON tne Bay • Beautifully l 'oco=E~AN=F~R~o=NT~~,~B~,-.~,~ .. ~. & disposal, nr beacb, $280 Gen.ral Y.eneral General
NEWPORT R IVIERA Private beach. f'rom S250 Quiet adults. 19&5 Pomona. furnished apt. 2 br, 1 ba. crpts, drps, dlx . Winter. 1TH) yE'arly. 615-2&25. 1.;.o.;.;.;..o.c.... ______ ~:~~:C:a~;;;:~-'--'----------1. Adul! Condon11n1un1 mo. Winter. Mr. Robinson Ct.1. 548--0i28 ht't'place, patio. Call collect $300. AdUlts ()f1ly. No pets.
3 BR, 21~ BA 1-'il't'placE'. 642-7000. I BR. Sl25. Pool. Spacious. eves, 213: fi5.t-30l6 673-8088. .. Capistrano Beach
Bltns. Delu.-.:,. interior. Dbl 0 J '-~--------l:IA YFR NT • \Vinter renW. Adults. Ideal for Bache ors. N t B h OC~NFRONT 1 Br. Ideal 1 ·
gar. Avail now, $285/mo. lrg 2 Br lo'"•er. View. G11.t 1993 Churcti. 548-9633 ewpor eac Jocatiofi _painted, carpeted. *THE PALISADES*
lea~EPHENS & KAYE & ulil. Adults, no pets. FURN Jgc 1 BR apl, $1.Iitl J t F SIJO. mo. util pd. Yearly .. New, ocean view
&1:>-0172 $235/mo. 67:1-2760 mo, Adu lts. 54S-9S58, 2·180 us or or seasonal <213) 698-3627. * Luxurious 1 br apts
S90 ~10. )T!y , All util's, Elden Ave, C.f\.1. 2 BR, I BA. crpts, drps, * Lge dou ble wardrobes
SPACIOUS townhouse condo. single gar apt Pvt pat BACHELOR APT S"1ngle Adults firtpl11.ce, on CIUf Drive ... P rivate patios 2 b' I' b' '''w ••pl• I p • R 0
1• A . * * ' * Clo•" .i1 •ioo•·o·o · ~ .. ' r rson, e s, pp!. $125/mn. Call 646-3589 or S19:>. 675-1936. " " drps, bHns. 1'~A he at . OR ' 1980 • Ranges. refrig, cable 'IV ... 67~3767 South Bay Club is a w!iole * * 1150 MONTH • l b Breakfast bar + din·~ rm. r * Heavy shag carpeting
Patio, ga nii;::e. Ovrrlooking • ~25 WK-OCEA NFRONT t BR furn apt ne1v way of liie designed apt, ut i!ilies paid. * E."tra c!U'p(lr\s boat i;p.
pool &. clubhsr. SI65 1110. Lovely Ba<:helors, 1 -BR. Adul1s only. no pels jullt lor single people. H's • 304 3..1rd St. + * Adults, no pt't.s'. s175
Adul!s. 54g-66()7 l\Jald service , Pool. Uul. Aft 5pn1: 54S-WSO fun l'ving '\'ith warn1, dy· 1 BR apt rum 'til J une: 15th 3.'>322 Camino Capistrano, Apt
• 675-R74G • Beaut/Furn Bach Apt na111ic neighbors. It's a S140 mo. -14j() Channel HI. f.fanager, 496-2455 or
Bache lor, !urn. Util's Walk all shop~/1heater1 hralth club. ~aunas, swim· PlaN". 675-1071. 49&149:l Huntington B•ach
Irvine
Ll::ASI:: By owner, 3 BR,
3 81\, fam rn1, dbl gar
Lge low maintenance yd &
patio. Crpts. drps, Jrplc,
bit-ins. Pools, !cnnis eris.
· pa.rk.s . etc. University Park.
833-114:,.
pd for I man. S75 mo, $110 Uti.l . pd. 54S.l098 ming ~I. party .room, ?II·
673-6790 ~=-~-~--~-1 Hards, indoor ~ll driving
1 BR. furn. Utilitirs paid.
Sl25Jmo. Adults. 310 E .
Balboa Blvd. Balboa
Corona del Mar
Pvt. bach. rm &: ba.
Nicely furn'd. No
cooking. 673-6904
1 BR. New. Be11.u1. furn. range, tennis courts, pro
No mo to mo. Ad ul lll only. shop and resident tennis pro.
2220 Elden. 646.-~! e.ves.. Single. 1 &-2 Bedroom lu.'<·
QUIET, lltudios Sill, 1 BR's ury apartments With all the.
Sl23. No chldm or pell!. modern conveniences avail.
2135 Elden Ave, Cr.I. See able. Furnished and unturn-
Mgr Apt 6. ished,
--~~~-~~--1 1 BR !urn trailer
No children. no pell
3 BR, 2 ba, upst.a irs. Dshwsr,
Sundec.11. Ga!! paid, Quiet
arra. 544-3345.
Apt. Unfurn. 365
Gen•r•I
•
Townhoua• Unfurn. 335 1 Bedroom Furn apt ~•/ • 61:\-5601 •
MODELS OPEN DAILY
10 A.M, • 8 P.Jl.1. RENTAL FINDERS
::: frH To L•ndlords
Huntington Beach
g&rage. $175/mo. $1 15. 1 BR niCflly !urn. S85. * Call 675-5553. * 2 BR trailer. 132 \V. Wilson ~~-"=--'-'7"°''-~~ I C.M. 54&-9'71. 2 BR. So. of Hwy. No
children or pets. Sl85. SIOO Incl util. Sm
Squares only. 642-7!98 adult n1an nP11r
='=========:I Ne11oport. 642-5583.
apt for
13th &
RENTS FROM
$150
NEWPORT BEACH
880 IRVINE AVE.
=-645-0111
!:= <tJJW.lt~.CMt• M.,.
ATTRACT. Twnhse 4 br w/
frplc, all rice hl tns nC'"-"
erpl. drps, pv! pat, pool
& rrr. af\~a . Lse only. No pet~. 2 cl11ldren. s l 9 o .1.C_••_•_•_M_•_•_•-----· I !!62-20.~·1. REMARKABLY Dana Point
IRViNE & 16th
1714) 645-0550
LGE., comrortable 2 BR,
elect kitch, f.irepl, p11.tio. Nr
ocean & bay. S195 yrly.
673.7452.
Dupl•x•s Unfur n. 350
Costa Mesa
$250 NE\V 3 RR dup. pvl
Lncd ~'ard, f'IE"c hltns, dbl
c:;irac:r 5."!6-1917. 213
241-8647
Apts. Furn. 360
Gen•ral
RENTING FURNITURE
COSTS LESS
Complete 1 BR. Furn,
II~ ]Oii' as S22 per mn.
100 ~. PURCHAS E
OPTIO N
UNBELIEVABLY IS-l_N_G_L_E-.-,-..,-.-... -1.-pe-l-,-.-k-.I
EXTRAORDINARILY $2j & up v.·kly, DANA
BEAUTIFUL r.tarina Inn 34111 Coast
Sl75 New sp1. 2 BR, h!t ns,
shag crpts, dl'pl!, pn!ios,
gar. 356 E. 2!Jth, CM 642-4905
Val D'iaere Gerd•n Apt1 Hw.Y. Beck Bay
Ad ults. no J>elJ =:=========:I
SOUTH BAY ClUB
APARTMENTS •••
Pulling gr<'t!n. waterfall & Huntington Beach VIE\V 0 1-· THE BAY-2 br. ~1rcam flowe r! everywhere, l'--"---""-'------·I Liv e .Jh•r• th• fun isl crp1s, drJ>§, bllns, pool &
4j' J>O<>i, ttc.·room, biJ!iards. FURN ISHED Bachelor ll.pt , sundrck. Adults S I 7 0 .
BBQ's. Sauna, furn.-unfurn. v.·a\er & 11:as p11id. Adultsl --l~Ll07.~l~B~E~D~R00=~,~,--1 ='='3-.16=="'=·=======:
Si I BR l BR + ..i only SllO/mo. a 36 -~678, ' . ng es, l , lUen. 536-49_9 918 P l H 8 ne11.r beach. 8 3 0-12 3 2 . &•lboa Island 2 BR. t'rom SIJ!'i. Stt It~ 1 • am, ' · 673-!K>60; 494-7714
2000 Parso.115 Rd.-. 64.2J67o Sll5. Very nice 2 BR mobile , LSE 2 HR 2 •-f s h::lme. Call: s,.ig_9;;77 or \VINTER rental -~-Br furn ~ , °" un . love, Br tv.·een Harbor & Ne'1'°", 645--0735 llpl . Cov. loc. Slr;i/mo. + rcfrig, cpts drps. Heat. Ad.Its
2 Blk N. 19th . · utilities. 5.:17-9805 only. S22j, 67j..{M86.
CASA de ORO 1 BEDROO~!. ne _,r bch. SlJO LRG 3 Br 21~ Ba. 1500 VtEW""-3 Br., cpts, drps. per mo. Tradewtnds Rralty. II ,. • bit I · I J y J i 325 CASUAL Calif. U ving in s 147-115ll . sq. . am rm, m, 1p c. enc. garage. r y
v.•arm Mediterranesn 11.tmos-Pool. .. S250/mo. &-12--0300 Winton Re&l ty 675-JJJI
phE"re. Spacious color CO· Sll>Sl35, LGE. modern l br
Corona del Mar
~ ON TEN ACRES
1 I 2 BR. Furn A Untunt
Flrepla0t1t: I priv. patkis I
Poola. Tennis • ConblM B~
900 S@a Lane, CdM 644-:!bU
IMacArthur ~ Qi.a.st Hwyl * COROLIDO APTS * 2 BR Studio. Unturn. All
elec. dshwhr. dbl carport &
lrg pool. 5190 & lip, 673·3378
2 BR. Frplc. Stove/Refrig.
New shg crpt. encl gar.
$195/1110. No pets. 673-1109.
NEARLY Ne1v 2 br, 1 ba.
shag crp!. bl!ns k drp&
"'/lrplc. $200 mo. 67~5724.
3 BR, 2 ba. newly decor.
SJOO mo. fi09 P<>lnsetti11,
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21;. ba, bm ct>ll , lrpl, all
hllns. best .11rea. 673-6904
3 BR, 2 Ba, cpts, drps. slove.
refria. dwh r. garb displ.
S250/mo. 67:>-2698
• 2 BR apt "'/i:'arage. Pvt
entrance S200 mo. 7 0 0
N11rci!iliUS. 67~1874
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Oft!llNG SP£CW.-11£DllOOll FIOll $1451
CASAdelSOL
Near all beaches~ PriYata ltrt'IC:e • Rec Buildln1 •Salinas
2 Pools• Biiiiards • Gym• Puttin1 Green and Volleybatl
Buill·in Kitchens• DishWl5heB • Disposals• C.n>ebJDrtpes
Close to 111 sh~inr • Private Partin11nd Storap
ALSO: 2 8'<1room w/Af1olace from !205 21661.,aillnt, ~ toodi-(714) 9&2-1653
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Adult and Famlly Sections
1-f,..$135-2""'-2-f,.$155
HUNTINGTON GRANADA
Priv1le Terrace• 3 Pools w/CabllllS • Built·in Kitch1111·
Dishw1she11 •Carpets/Drapes• W1lk·ln Closets• Dressin1 Rooms
Close to SMppinr, AU Betcha and leisure Areas
17111 Goldtnw..tSt., Hantinc1Dn ludl m4l 147-1055
(Just South Of Warner)
SANTA ANA-Adult and Family Sections
Ol'tfllNG SP£CIAL-1 llEIROOll FIOll $1371
PARKPlAZA
Private Pati0$ • Rec Buildinc •Salinas• Jacuzzi• Pool
B11ilt·1n IOtL'flens • Dishwashets • Clrpets/Orapes
Near South Cout PWa • leisurt Areas• Freeways
ALSO: 2 8'<1room/2 Bath Fn>m $167
Town House w/l \I Bain. From 1175
39CIO Sotrlli Floow, Sala IM-(714) 545-3214
(2 blocks mt of Bristol ind M1cArth11r)
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furnished for style & com-:::: 1 • lrv•"na Irv•'-lrvino Irvine Irvine
fort e Heated pool e Kitch. DELUXE Bachelor Uni!A -1 :.:•~V~tn;a::::::::::::::::::::;::.;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~~~ .. ~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~::;:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:::::::::::===============:;:----rn wJ ·indirrct ligh ting e Walk 10 Ocean. Ulil pd.I
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t.;TlLTT IES INCLUDED 1'1t;:r, 219 l.'ith,,.il, 118. LaH11bra 694-3708 36:i W. \\lllson &12-1971 Furn baich•lor unit
PALM MESA APTS. • • • • • • • • • I SJOO • * * 646·2687 $6 r11te up S27.JQ \\'k UP l==='=======:I
STUDIO & 1 BR Apls Laguna B•ech
1 BR FURN. $149.50 e Color TV, phone ser\·, pool 1 -~--------·I
Bachelor"' Furnished • Linens, n1aid serv a\•ail. $30 WK LUXURY from $140. Social clubroom·billiards, etc 2 Bl1 apl.~ s11· nio. Live "·here the fun is! & up, B11chelor~. ~1n£1l'"-. 1
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e POOL • • 8 • • • • • • I htd pool, hnrns. rec rm. Qui ~ & CLE•'' rE"slaurant, cort.1a1ls, danc-e S1\I "NA ,._, "-~
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Nf'ar O .C.C . 109·A CHAR:'.ll NG l hr ap! 1n
HOLfDA y PLAZA Clearhronk Ln. I '"" s1drnhal nr1ghborh......d
DELUXE Spac1nu"' 1 RR • * * * • C!osr in hr11rh t.· tri1\n
furn ll fll S13:1. Hralr.d ~>I REACT Ba f'h ,t· 1 Br apl~. Snuil1 hut cnly, i\l aturr
Ample park ing No children S3.:> 11 kl.v .~· up c }'urn 1ni·t 1 rn1plityrd ~1om a11 1• 1'<'rf'r.
. no pets. !96j Pon1ona. I 11111 ~lonlhly terms avaU. rncf'.<. Sii:, 1nrl Ullh!w.•
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Mission Viejo Mission Vi•io Mission Vl•io
Country Living In Beautiful Smog-free
MISSION VIEJO'S •••
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APARTMENTS
360
Luxur y I end 2 Bedroom Apartments in the Heart of
America 's Most Successful Planned Comm unity, Ove r·
looking Mission Vt11ITFamous--Gotf-C-ours1-1nd· €ount.~ ,-
Club.
• Patios and Balconie s • Rllhges and Dishwashers
• Carpets end Drapes • Swimming Pool and Cabana
• Central Heating and Air Conditioning
• Models Open Daily 10 A.M . lo 6 P.M.
Easy access to schools, recreetion centers, 9olf courses',
restaurants , shopping, theatre, library and perks.
· $150 to $220
PHONE 17141 830·9121
SAN DIEGO FREEWAY TO LA PAI ROAD LEFT TO
MARGUERITE PARKWAY, RIGHT TO APAltTMINTS.
RENT A $1,000,000
RECREATION CLUB
FOR $180 A MONTH
AND GET A TWO BEDROOM
APARTMENT IN THE BARGAIN.
,You would expect to poy a lot to liv e in on apartment
wilh a million dollar private club.
But you don 't at Park West Apartments where rentals
start al $150 ... where a two bedroom avergei $180 ..•
and the moil you can pay ii $225 a month for a lhree
bedroom, two hath apartmenl.
The rent is a bargain, when you consider the club ...
staffed by trained personnel ... wilh a fully equipped
exercise room .•. men's and women 's lockers, showers,
-whirl~~baths·and.sauncu ~-•. Jounge·witb.lir.eplaco-•• -. -
libro .. television room ... billiard and pool room ...
cord d game room ... multi-purpose roqm and cater·
ing kilchen for party giving , .. swimming and lherapy
pools •.• sand voll eyball and championship tennis and
handba ll courts .•• and a grany fi eld for jagging and
lawn sports .
The apartments are incomparable ... spacious .•. up to
1,250 squa re feet .•. ind ividual enlry courts . , . pr ivate
polios or balco nies ... shag carpets and full length
drapes • , . all electr ic, with built-in appliances, including "·
self-clean ing evens ... air conditioning ... birch cabinets
... and ma rble counter tops in baths.
$1 50 a-month .. .-Of}J-80 .~-or-$22.S •.•• Jio<<lly-onything -
lo pay for a million dollar recrealion club ••• especially
when you 're gelling lhe best apartment in town in the
barg ain.
PARK WEST APARTMENTS
3983 PARKVIEW LANE, IRVINE !714) 833..3733 \.·~"'Tl IMI -·~
From the San Diego Freeway go South on Culver Road.
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LRG 1 Rr. Bpi, All M W •• BIGGER lhan . home
DEl,UXE rrpt-', rlrp~, tile " paint. I :\ Br, 2% ba st udio .
TOWNHOUSES Bltns. Sl45/rno. MG-0451. S!95/n10. No pets. 545-5270,
ON NE\VPORT BACK BAY 998 El C11mioo, CM . Rl.'hl-~w
cfa Quinla flermoda
NICE 2 BR , pool. blfn1, cpts,
drp.,, ~undeck. Adllll, no
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642-8006.
Casual e state livin g. Enter La Quinta Her· * TOWNHOUSE * Ul_G_2_B_R_.-c-.,,-"-.-.-,..-,,-, --.-------
mosa's lush green aln1osphere & stroll tree-3 & 4 BR·3 Ba . F'rplc, lam 2 BR, 1._.. BA, crpu, drps, child ok. Sl:l5 + dp. 2214 Huntington S.actt
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S $180 Adulr& Chlldrens &reB -Ti™tldf t..·~~8.lT --S17(J.-'"2 BR, t•,t ba-stud" . ·dFt"-Atfllm:r;-t·~-Hft; pcltfl°; ~ -
1 BR. Unf, $1 0 -Furn. · S250/nio 642.0300 540-r.147 NEW Unlur n 1 Br. apt . ~cc, cpt/rirp!!, adj shop'g. private 11;al"age. WuheR;"
2 BR. Unf. $175 -Furn. $210 · · J w/b!lns, crpui, drps, ~ll-8301, 213/.'192-~ dryi'rll. 5J&.8038; 536-27?7
\Vi lhtn romantic setting W/(un or privacy. llJ...2, BRAND NEW F.:ast.~ide $150/nio. _Inq. 301 Avocado, 111 Ana A\'e, Cl\f. Sl50/nio, ATIRAC. 2 Br. from S\39.
3 Spac. fir. ptans;-decor. furnishing!: live-OPEN HOUS E SAT & SUN · rhtm1'1 , 111 util ; n i:-~ Br. Crpts; ltl'JI!': 161,-Sart--
T er raced poQI. pri. sunken gas BBQ's w/ 1 & 2 BR , 1 & 2 bAlhs. Apl 9. 6~:i--0984. ~~12.1279, {'\/('.~ 543...$572. All extras. Pool. Kids &
seculd cd seating comp!. w /fi amada & Foun· S l~l 10 $19.'l. Crpls, drpa,
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tain, dll.hll"hr. selt clr1u1 gas oven, 2 .Br., 1 Ba. Crpts. drps, East Bluff 8'17-83l5. 968-7510 * Color c.o-ord . kit w / ind irect lighting. a.JI \\'lr & wis pd, Htd pool. refrig., bltn1. 2 yng ch11'1ren 1-
20 k N ~""' 'l'wnhousr ? BR ·11> BA UNFURN 2 Br. S!udlo llpl. * Delux e r11 n9e & ovens * Plu1h 1ha9 crptg. :121 E. lh St. 64&-9148 o . o P<'ls. Sl40 . .,.,,, Joann · -' • ·
B C s:. AJll o . Jnlo &12-1461 Bltns, lrplc, encl dbl gar. 1;>ncl gar. Adults on I y . * o nui storag e space * 011. carport C'OZY 1 b1'. beamed Ct'ilin~. """ · \V ..,, o"'':l. $1 50/nio. IWz-4;.49 I* Sculptured m arble pullman & t il e bath1 stove &· rf'lrig. crprs, drps. 1 BR prl patio, all elec, '"2 Anu.c:os ay. 6':..,,,,.,. · -~----1 * Ele gant recreation room. Pvt yarrl. Gardener. S130 crprs'. dqi&, carport. No pets SPACIOUS'2 Br. ~·rpts, rirps, NF:\\' 2BR_. Crpls. drps.
I FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY mo.6!"16 "'.181hst.,642-4960 or c h i ldren , J?sponsible d"·nr. patio i,, 'poor. $240.1 sto~·e, patio, ga r 11.c e .
'''-' '"'2 0021 d It I 1115 "'1'"2 • 64'5298 ' $)6.l/rno. Ph .. 5.16-6027 Blk from i·luntington Cen ter, Sa n Diego exi ~ .... or'" ·:m • a u son y. · '""'".,. ·...-
J·'r\vy., Gol den\vest College. LllG. modern 2 Br. Rltns, LRG 2 BR., 1\!i Ba. Studio LOV ELY I. Br. Lrg e_n!ry 11 BR Medal\~on Condo: ~II
San Diego Frwy. to Bearh Blvd., So. on crp1~. drps. N<'ar 1'-Mart apt , No pets. Children ok. Crpts dfi>R dwhr pool S165 bltlns, .rcfri~ • .c;ncl /pllho,
& H bo ., · CJ--~ P·• patio 726 J St * 64; ~"""' ' ~ ' pool. Quiel. $130, 67a.5034 Beach 3 btks. to l lolt; \\'. on llolt to . . . ar r "'"10P R"· ~ 11:,:,. · oaM · .,.........., &.. gar. + park'R. Ad uHs onJy. "" LaQuintt1 Hermost1 714: 847 ·5441 2210 Rutgers o r. 646--6919 2 & 3 BR separate houses. _A~p_t_. _u_n_f_u_,_n_. ___ 3_6S_A_p~t_._U_n_fu_r_n_. ~· ----365
GOLD MEDALLION P\'t ya.rd 11. Garages. Crpts Fountairi Valley Fountain 'valley
365 f.1orirrn 2 Br. 1 i,; 811.. crpfs, & drps. S150 lo $175. ~9 ;::::::::;::;::;::;:::=============~!
drps, GE kit. F.ncl. gar. Orange Ave. 646-2414 Apt. Unfurn. J65 Apt. Unfurn. ----Costa Mesa I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; \Costa Me1a Ma ny luxury cx rras. Nr. S\6.'i LGE. dlx, 2 Br, i11,
nu~. $1'.i\ Aduhs. 120 E. 20th ha. Qu iel: 11dlts. G f:. Kit.
Ouie t Adult Living NEW DUPLEXES Storni::f'. 210 E. 16th P! I FROM $135
~panL~h (;.1r1!rn :\p!s •
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& 2 BR. Shag r111s, blrns, I ? 3 BR \\' h I , hook ~18-&tl:.!.
1}(':1111 lorlsrpd . SJ:lfl k $170 ...... · as rr .. cl)f'r . -Sir.---.-L~i~\Goo-~2~8~,-. -,--~1'. ·l 11 11 Ad I~· 1 up . enl'I gll r, pario, lrcd .11r. .,.
HI< a u I. u s nn y no ~lt'sa Vr rrlr arra, 5'{\)-103'\ rlrps, bl1 n.,, pa tio, no pets. pr!~. Wkdays A.fl 5:30, 548-1861
Buill-111~ 2,11 ,\1'<1l'arln ~I. 64(;.0979 1 Br. Up[l('r 11/)l. Cptsldrps, t ~~~c-------' b!111s, 11/nigh!-lighT view. 2 BR tlelux, Clea n, Quk't. ('.1rj)l'I< S: 4!r:•1>r~
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VILLA MESA APTS. Gar. No 1)('1s. &16--6835 a l! Cpls/drps bl!ns, bea m <:f'1I·
5 ing. Adil~. no JK'I~. $150
S('{': JliO \V. \\'ilson
'! Hrt, Pri11 patio. Hid pool. · mo. l974 WallCf', 546-~86. :.! <·ar encl"d gar. Children SHA RP Lg. 1 hr, crpl /drps,
\\'Clt'Olllf', no Pf'I! plcRSf'! llltins. Quiet blrl'g, l nl ant NR new 2 Br, 111 811.
$16.'i rno. 119 \V, \ViJson. OK. $130, 5'\0--9722 or rpl/drps, stv/dsh\\•hr, gar.
6-1&-\2:>1 !H1·~2. A11I now. 766 \V. Wilson.,
642-7¥.l8 NE\\' 2 br deluxe .:ip!, N .E. AVAii~ Fch. 1-Lrg 1 Br.1 ----------
Cos!a Mrs.:i. Rug~. drapes, Crp1s, d rp~, bll n.•, encl gar, AITRAC. 2 Br, 11,i Ba Studio
r;i ni::t·, closed gal"l:lgc. nicc adults. no pels, $14 0 . apL Crpl.11, drps, bltns, I
pa110, Adults. T!'rnagl'r OK. &-16-1762. refrlg, Pool. No pe t s .
Sm prr 1Jk, S175. Avail Jani----------648--$10
Rl'altors
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NF.\\ a11r11t•t1Vf' ~ I.,, ~ound SlQj/mn. 974_8 W. 171h St. dwhr, shag crpl, garages.
rroor cluplrx. rr,,lr. crp!s, :l-tl!-6!J~..! Pool & llt'£'. Quiet adult I
lirl"", twained ~·r 1 I\ ng s .1----------living 642--4•170. I Nc1\·, large, dt>luxc 1-2·3 BR's.
rnv1l1P [lal 1() living:, onl y :l J • tH'1~hhors in ~·our hlrit!;. I til lns, p;i11n. A1!ul1s. only. i. * UNUSU1\LLY spac 2 $30 \\"k-1 per, 11•/k1 t S.'Fi,
. 110 pP1s. Rl'fs. $1 ,'i!I.;.(). 23j.I he J h• fain ,il" sturlin. ~laid Sl'r, l111co.. TV & !rll'. I HI Ills. dwhr, fnrTcd air l1<'al. 67 3 ' .oil;ic 1.,111~. drp~. lt'ph• in ~ S.lnla Ana Av~· . .....'.!--0·~ Nn !)('ls. Sl:lO. 54~5270, Sea l.ark ~1 01rl 2.101 Npt I
Br. i:;ar. t'~ 1111. E. nl South NEARLY NEW l-~3_,__,_,_JO _______ Blvd, 646-74.45.
f"oa.~t T'!-11:1: 1t11·11 ofr Sun· I Rf!, l ba. Crptj! !lrps l!l'lf 1 k n011 l'r 111 H"~·"·' ~·leanlri~. gas ~ven 'rJH'] * 2 BR. r lrc hl!ol!, oc .. • DELUXE l k 2 BR. I
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2 Br, 11~ Ba, w/ J:?Hf . Arllt.c;, adl!Ji. 1 chil~~ ~'16..{)~96.
crpls, drps, range, fncd ytl, $1~ 4 LRG 2 Br, trpt~.
p:1 t10. fi:{f).4120 drric. hlln.c;, p1Hio, no p<'IS,
Z-1:1.!J..(; Oran~e A1·e $1 :;..-, \\kd"y!I Rf! 5:30. 5'1R~1~7
2,il!l·E Santa Ana A1·e $1.-•.'i CLEAN :! br & patio du plr.'<
I ap! lnr m1'llure l"Ouple. $11:1.
HARBOR GREENS n;; Pomo"' -"'<. >l0.:>800
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CARDm & STUDIO Af'TS 1·2 childrrn ok. Nr schls
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2 Bil Un!ur·11. N('wly rlcr REl1F:COllATED IKe 2 br.
I Nc1\' cpts & drps. ~Jl;ic :"\r11 drps. crp!.~. bltns Sl50
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• YOUNG FAMILIES
2 BR Apartjnent $160
2 BR Garden Apartment $17 5
2 BR Townhouses $185
e Pre-School C•nter e Adult Pool e Children's Pool e Private Patios e Electric K itchens e Wall to W•ll Closets & Cerpets
• 2 Playgrounds • Cerports & Storage
VALLEY PARK
APARTMENTS
17256 South Euclid St.
(ju1t south of Warner if!)
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Phone (714) 540-4785
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l'-'=-'---'.-'_-h ____ N ..... ew-.-po~-'--.~-a-~---furn, or. Unfvm. Apt1., Office Rental
Fu.rn.. or Unfum •.• 370
lnro tt>dttlng 10 reft.1m of
Newport ._ac • r D<S en 370 *DELUXE* FREE N ewport Beach •
PARK NEWPORT'
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OUlee !;pace availablto TwQ
f'Xreu!!vc su!ies 1770 ·sq H
11nd 708 ~q flJ cai.:11 "''llh 3 i Basic &a.ting Co~ ofl-
erad ro the public by 1he
\\'ht1elApr1COt Toy Poodlr, •
leihl, J~.t Christrn;t.a e11e Vu:, ti mes
16th & Ono1ge, C?\T. O"'·iltr I uflil't'll, I. n r i; e 1'l'~:~11t1on Balboa Powt>r Squadron.
1-ligh on a bt urf overlook in g the wate r . 7
pools. 7 tc1u 11s court,.<;, $750,000 heal th
Pamper Yourself
l,.1\'e 111 lluntingtnn Gardens.
R-1 6-132.'.l
2 BP.. furn or uni Bltns,
crpt ~. drps. Heated Povl.
18'XJ \Vf's!cliff Dr, NB
• 642-5388 •
roonis, {;Ollfl sl0111l!l', J\dt'-:;a1 t a!; wel l as power
1Juat1• 1mrklni;:, 1..9('.atcd ho11tinl.: taught Startlng
at'l'Oss f11.n1 \he l)raru::('
very grieved. &16-9516. I
coLo nng "'/While star dollars
Sapphire Jo~I on Ba/boo '
IJtland . Reward. 67~77
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• -tl.\lb:~}Q.\l· B~l:helor~. 1 or 2 ~s. Also
2-stnrv to1\·nhouscs \1•'2 or 3 BR s. Eler .
kit che11~. private balcony or patio. F~o1n
$17:l to S4 50. Subterranean parking,
rlrv. np!. n1ai ri service. conv s h op'g. Sec
7 beaut r11odcl apts, open 9 a.nl. to 6
p rn daily. Olhcr t11nes by ap pt. J,oc:_ at
Jan1borPe & San .Joari11in llills Rds. just
i'\. of Fashion Island. Phone (714)
644-1900 for leasing inforn1alion.
Apt. Unfurn. 365 t Apt. Unfurn.
Coun1y AirprJ1'!. 45"0 CamPu,; 7 pm Mon. J an 18· Every -re·1··" p· ~ '"'h:'-• ---~ ::i:..---~ -·~--....... '""" c· , . .,, r.'londaynitc fo~llwecks. a -en1nlu••-:egvna -BHC1i"'P·· •• --r-......:,.....1~ .. ,_u:. ~ •. • o.u-.... At New Ori lrirOOI' YaCti!' --·----·-~ I J';1l'l'SP\l"r Jlon1es fu r furth-P , Q\1'!1Cr will tradr z.ii\1 f'qully I BAYt'H.ON·r -Yl::AJU.Y S'J'UDIOS _ J BR .. ul.ll incl. er i.nfo: 6'1&8801 Club, 720 \\. Bay A~P., lr --------,[r,;; in 6.)~I Exf'<·utivr-J BR. 2
2 BR, 2 B·'· rurn (lr unfurn. I Q11fe1 , rtea ~a n!. e all eollet't -,,_ __ ... · ~wpoi! 8efl.C°h •. 8tnig tt::'.::'.'.'~~=:Jl!~~~~'ll~ in Art·a du1. for
I !'vi tx-11M1 & p11 t111 No JX'lS. D\v}'er ll 13! 437~204 7JJ SQ FT ~u!table fDr 11ntcbook & pe~c!I first I. 11 • bcar h or Orange Co. uni!!!.
$300 Pl'l' rno. ij73--0n1. t'ngim."1'ring desicn offitf'_ 1111(', Any 4uestions ca.JI 'l lJ..35.>-7372 collect. =======-.=:::::::::::::1 San Clemente f'~q u1ppcd wit h df'sks, <!raf-673-18.1\
ring hoards, l'tf". Downlown ---~F=R"'"'E=E=---Schools & CA P ISTRANO C-ZONED
2 BR .. 2 BA., blnn ran,i:e, r ,\I SllO. 642-1230 instructions 575 4 + Acre:o1. [IT" & l!!car,
dsh\\'shr. laund'"" lac. RL-<:. c-----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil$130,000. TRADE YOR 1n-•J 0~·~·1ci:; Or sho\\-rm Sf)al"f', rm. Tas1efully tle.:.-uraled. across Balboa B;;y Club. llunrington Be;;ic:h PniA·er <.'Orne or ??!
Adults Only • S\80 Bl'aul decor., Slj,() nio. ~quadron's basic boating REALTOR ~8-7711
214 Calle Patriria 6"15--093() cuurse for sail or power.
Casa Contenla, 192·22.i9 RUTH STONE
Cosla M1t1a
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1·2·3 l'O<HTI , UjJ 10 3.000 ~q . llary ll1h
T\\'IN bo,I( spring & n1al-
tress, r111'1hun1-l1rrn. ui;cd.
twH.:e, Trade for r :.:tra-firn1
n1a11tcs.~ St'.'I, plug-i n ltea.1-
'rs or ~?? 492·0770
2 Bdrms. · 2 Bath Rent1l1 ,,6J t·upanl'Y. Orunge Cuu111y. At: Hunt1nglon Beach High I I~ ft, Ofllt'(' SUlti'S. lmn1ed . fl('· 1 Ti me: 7:00 P.~I.
SEACLl¥'f l\111oor Ap!s. 1 '--------/.1 rpor1 lrvinc C111nniere· School Roonl 111 POETRY
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3 HR. hnn1r. Onin~" Cnt).
01\!U!r TI·\. 4!J6..4;J93
t'ully f.'llLIIJl!K"d flu[[ & fnhl
laundry, 1·~1 J2 yr~. valu"
$12,000, ~uil rouplr. 1-~:ic
changt' niohi!e or n10lf:lr
home or sin houSf'. !'l'l~-:;&IO I
llAVE: 120A. on rrout
sll'l'an1 near L. Isabella. I
TRADE $35.000 {'qu11y for
5nu1hl'rn Callf. income.'
3rukr r Eni.:lund 673-414'1
• • • * 2 L<ti.'tlna Brach vieN lots. s. 2 Br. 1 1 ~ Ra. Sl4:l-SJ60. l & 2 BEDROOMS Comp!rle. adj. Aitpor!l'r F<11· iniorm11 t1on telephone:
FURNISHED OR ft I & R 1 k Sl."1() \10NT11 _ POOi.. S30 1110\·e in allo1A·aore + oi l' es!aur:tn1. ian s, 5:~-4t:UI.
<'pi s rli·ps bli .ins. pallo re)'.:'. d!srount. Crpts. drps. UNFURN. Rooms 400 S.1n D1tgo ,t, N'p1 Fwys --.. ===•u"'R'E"'°--1 WORKSHOP
l'rade S9.000 equity 1n <I br
Woodland llills home w/
pool le air ('Ond, on \1e111
lot, appl"lliscd at S43.000.
!or hornr ur ? ? ? =>lt>-3W17
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Call :'>'1!'. t1oc_gee.
51:..8•1i4 I ·• k i-2-UNCRO\VDED PAHk:ING ADVENT k:td~ ~-/)f'!~ Oh:. lr_i:: ronins patio. poo , 11uan1 o . ::i .i
l'I ,. """ """" e Sp,•lo·· Ar,•·<m··•~ llUNTJNCTON Beaf'h -s1u-1.m 1wsr RA1·•·s SAILING CRUISE 2l>:!O [H•!a wa re. 11.B acen 1a. ·'"'"'""£"°" • " us , . ., .~ d 1 r d ,.1 1 0_ ,... "".,..,.,. 0 1~ 1 ~ 11 1 1 S a n· 'l R-·1 lots San Clemente .
fi.IZ-22'll : 11.llo'r .l p.n\. :'i31i-l~l6 * BAYFRONT * • SPl't·lal cabrncr space en pre erre l ~· 1en .-.: V>Vnr>l"'•n.i:r. '" 1'2 u uni nr. '"' . , mas qu re 1ggcr. C . ·11 D p . 1
CHOICE large un provf'd
lrit, :'>allon City. Want latr
Tn1vcl Trailer p1clc-up
11·11,•I; or tr.ade on Mobile
lirtlllt'-84~·8296
--· ------! I • Lock ,garages wl !s; ~tor halh privilege.~. s~.~. -sw. R111. 8, Nrwporl Bf'IJCh 1 !,{"811\ll!;' J/15/'il ·1 0 [' 3 j Ten weekly sessions be-\~rnrncrCLll OI, T~~a Oln;
2 Rn. Sl :t::i Up. • 3 HR Jligh-risc 2 BR's froni SZ!l5. e Bm ccil e Lnrfrv e Patios Furn. util paid, 6-12-11:'120. 8?.3-222:! Courtr!;)' to Rrnkr rs j r11on1hs. ~1r.n ,c:, womr.n want-1g inn ing February in La· a r.lt Jn<.'Om<', s, or •
Sl.'tfl UP. Palin. po(l. f, I 3 s1d(' tie slips avail11h!e. e Dwhr/dis1iJ e Gu~ stove BIG ,--,-,-,,,h-.,. I t•d 11·'rles1rr ft1r arl\'cn1 ure guna. E ither afternoon fhe~ Doyle Company k \!ORA I Al ' room "' P 1 " • • • Eves· 838-63•11 rhililrt•n fl ·. · " f>.12.2W2 • Special soundproofing C . .\f. pri enTrance. Ni cf'l.1• Business Rental 44S .~. n·;ivPI ,i,,, ah1!1ty I'! sha re or evening class; g r oups · ~~·1'1~·,1 ,~gR~-.'. ·'~:~ra ~:il'~~~4;i AT_T_R_2 AR ap1 , unfurn. • Shag c11rpcts, drapes furu. $6"1 n10 Rl'spons1blP C . I B 'Id. I r\f)Cll~t·~. For inf0J·n1utinn 1 limite d to t welve. Fee * * *
• ~ r . J Ilk r t '"''~ on!y• ~1&-j,fl. :io ommerc1a . u1 ing r ail f'aui Reynolds, (213J 50.00. Ap1i1,·ca nls subn11'ttl:;:11;:1::=1:1:j' (·, .. t·lif'lr! 91\:l-~!Y.ll I 1 ron1 ocean. vrry g ,-" 1 " f i ~1 GAS & WATER PAID , . on rnrnr1 lot. 2JOO Nc11•pcwt :!711-2603 I I . d . . * * * --·· '" w rp c, •~" nilJ. NICE Roon1 for rent. scn11 Bll'd 111 i\·lonlr \'isi a C ~f · up o six poems an a
1 AR 11"'1r licach, neii·Js 673-22;,7 1323 E Iden Ave, ~ pvt bath, J\lan 1l n 1 y . , "t' .~ . t'1'.ttt ~""". ,,·~ t·,',,,· i ~-ULLY LICENSF: .• D •, brief back"'round n ote r!eroratf'1 I \1/pool .S1•10 per ---, ""'I!• pa" J;~•· .. "" • S 1 ' 1,--------~ r------~
I DI G ldM.dall CM ;'.48-8119 1789 Crrs1nion1.Cll •100 ,11 2.2,·N · Rr11owned1!1nn11 piritua1sl l by January 21 Ruth [ I I 1~· inn. Also. 2 br.. bltn~ & x. O ,, ion · a a" ... ~ ;i .. CIA'llllrl A! . IJ . I -So . and R . 1 refn~. tTpls l: drp~. ~150 2 J. 3 BR., • Ba: C'~· bltns , C.\!. B!l'cl Apt 2.i. (\'~Ct' on~. n1a1trrs. . St o ne has r ecently b ee n l'VIU5 epa1r1 Service1 i nd Rep:.ir1 i
inc·! u11rs. I pauo, encl gar. St7;:. up. 646-0032 or 6'42•11 21 Q SLPI NC Room S60/n10 . ·• Lci\e-, '.'llai:iagc, Busint.'ss Professor of C reative,!'--------•I Trar1f'wind~ Hral1y. 11·17-8511 1 * 54&-3708 • Priv. t>ntr . ·.'bath. Adults YACI IT An1kl.'r sreks RPadings giv~n 7 days 8 Writi n g at R adcliff '••••••••••• •••••••••••Ii
BAYMEADOWSAPTS 2135 Eld C'>l Newport Bch lnc a 110 11 \\'Pr k 10am -10 pm. 'I'
WALK TO OCEAN • no )lf'ts. en, · . 213 ·. 312.N El C ino Rc11l \Velles ley a nd t he U ni· Ch'kj C••• Housecloant·ng S t A See 1\lgr Apt 6 w/1lock 11c1.:ess. · 11m • . . . 1 1 BR. Cr1>L~. drps, snnic w/ an a na . · 379--11713 evr s. San Clcmrnte vers1ty of W1scons1n and
f ·pie & p·111os Sl3Q.$JJO per BRAND NEIV UNITS ;;ill "·ith Sl,EEP G rm for r>mply. 492-9136 <192.0016 Poetry E d itor of Thel------.-----
1:10. Adul,ls. . VILLA MARSEILLES IX'a111 cri!1ngs ranehng p11t man, pvt home & entrance. C0~1 MERCIAI. Bld'g Incld5: O . I S ·d. h & F ch Writer Submit to Daily TENDER Loving care !or HOUSECLEANfNG , S::tO ~~'.6-2.'i79 patios, frptr. 'all rec ia cil-hy mo only, SJ.J. 154~ Olf1cl's w areho u se & nenta · we is ren ' _. · your 3 yr old & up. Reas. A.)f. -3:30 P:\1 Sl:i.iS. E:ir-
LJNDBORG CO 8~~~~1o't~W il ies. Adults, nri 1)1'1.~. Orange. C ~1. fe1:ccc!iyrd,, I~ ~.i\.1. A11ail MASSAGE BePilaocthB.o x P1098, Laguna Nr Pomona Sehl. 642-1327. perienccd: own transporta·
2 BR rluplrx. s1.-.i·(', refrig, e Bai'h. lron1 $100 e * Sl; P ER wel'k _ up 1/1.l, Call. 4!1'.-550ll. DAYCARE: 7 Day \\'eek. Hot l =c"'c"=64~2~--0=23S-'o-----dsh11~hr. "shr/dryr, crri1 s. 1 & 2 Bdrm Apts e l RR f Sl:r> e '" aJ d ] (!rps SlliO Achi!ts only. 1508 Adult Liv,ing ' rom w/kitt hf'ns. $27.:.0 per "·eek EAST 17th St. lron!agi·. C.'>1. 10 A.:0.1. 10 12 P . .\I. ' mr s 11n p ay 11rea. In DAY WORK. Prer. lull-time.
Olii·r . :1~8.:i23 -----Furn. & Unfurn. • 2 Bft fl'On\ Sl65 • ·up Apts. MOTEL. 5'lS-97i'i siore-Offi<.~. S60 /'11onlh. 1813 Newport s
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BEACHBLUFF Apts Di~hwasher . color coord inaf. ;i,~7 \I'. Ra v Si ! li!llln Harbor Nl::WLY furn room $1-R 1X"r Rr;ilonnntlcs Corp. !i7;,.fi700 642-04 I ~ 1 are y
.Xr11· 2 RH, 2 Ba . d1~l1\\·a ~h -ed appliances plush shag ( & Nr111p0rL Blvd. l-n1i N. \\erk &_up. !"vt entr avail. STORE JN Hobbit Shops, Art Lirensrd AIRLINE Day/ni!e 5'18-24:>4
rr.<: fXl<l\, rmtio. 8231 Elhs. c11rpet • choice of 2 color or 19th St1 . Phone ;i-l&-04.Jl Ccnlrr. Laguna. A!so fix-Sp~~~~l C t t Ironing ,;4~'.ii.177 •lr ·"·17 ;i9:,1. srhcn1c!J • 2 ha lhs • s!al! C1\LL 646-0073 N .H~vl 101\·er.levf'I 1\•/v1r111 , lurr~. 4)).1-61%. n~., & Ni<>ht Cia ~ses on rac or I ·--~--~----
------shvwe-r.~ • Mirrn"ed warrl-pft1lo. rerrig, m11y {'OOk I J[S] "J " Ironing : Sl.j(l l'!f'r hr. WALK TO BEACH!! ,,falure grnl S!OO . 64.-...o9JQ. S lotl'·~26 \V. 19111 SI .. Cr-.! Lo,tindfound 543-6500 WALKING DECK Bnni: Owri l!<tngerr
!..O\'ELY-NE\\' J & 2 All's. robe it oor5 -indirrct light-2 BH . !urn Cir unlurn. $150 $115/mo * 646-7414 . _ 610 F: 1711 St Sn11ta Ana COATI NGS Call 645-3092 .
ing in ki!chen .• breakfast I uni. SlfiO rurn, 2j6!1 Orange YNG--;::0ilf't,:e <1r 11101·kin-'C girl · -•. 1 "' Of Rll types. 1£e Roofing i ===========, Crpts, rlrps, tl 1~hwashl.'rs.
709 Pal111, S47-3!101i * ~'El\' dcl -,-,-,72~b-,-&7.-ri7e-,.
Firrlac('. ~llr;\g!'. Near
llf';i('h Cal! 96R-4:.·14. --
Laguna Beach
bar • huge pr1vale fenced Al'" "';_10,·7 Balboa JsJ Kil & TV rn1, I d , I I h Co CM 642 7221 for free L d ~ ,, .... ,. "" , .. 1, S''· Im:., • "r. ,7.,. •," 'IJ n ustr1a R1tnta 450 P IANO l..e"sons ynur oine ., 1 • -an scaping I
p;itio • plush landscaping • ·---, . ·' " "' u ,,....,.., ' 1============ brick Bll.C-B-Q's -large hcat.
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Df.LUXF~ 1 & 2 ~r. ,furn --------Found (fr" ads) 5SO f'l'r1Hied ff'Rrher!'i. 1\!u!<ic rs · 1
• I • I I & unlurn S130·S16.1. J ool. ROOi'-1 & b11th w/priv. entry. SMALL UNITS -Sy~lern.~. 7'.-l r . lla!hC'ock. MY \Vay, quality home •
" poo • ana · "-· Bl • C d I It "" Maintenance I · 1·1 ,. 22 d St C'1 "-12-364~ ,.,.. ... an Vu orona e -· ar COSTA MESA CAR ke1·s found on BanninJ: 6-15-1~ rt-. Walls. ceiling. flooi·s , 3101 So. Bristol St. 1 ~. " · · · ·.,. · · · s1:.1n10. 67.>-&.l95. :)I. h 1 w n Capistrano & I 1'1t'. No JO. b too small. fl USB "D (1 r.1' N I So Coa.i Plaza) ~=~~~-~ . $9:i & s.11 :, mn. l111n1rd ocl'.U-. A" Busy ~ C Al lj '2 1· · 0 · ~ Huntington Beach ROO.\·! ,t, 1k1trhrn pnvilrges ,, ... _ ••. """lJ.·, .... ,1 It. Christine Sr. DiA·ner miLY ~.J...1494, 24lhr ans. serv. ,1 R 8 .1, ,1 Sant• Ana I t k I d ""-Y •~R,.. ~ J>lt•k "P '' 5, •• ,.,, Libra~ I I ~ . tlOSI' l'pA 1r-u1 ,,.,. 11int.1 or nut u~e 1'inr ~11,i.:_ a Y-* NEW BUILDING * u "" •J ROO:\I Adrlilions L T :'-losl Anything ~:i..-08'20 ~\!es . OC!'..:AN \'1¥:\V • Lrg l & PHONE: 557-8100 P1'1 nk S2.J 1\k. M 1-!1fi~. Annr-.:. Seniice5 aod Repair' Con~tniction. Sing.le s l~ry 0;
:'..' BR unlurn a111~. Crp1 ~. •-:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:::: ON BEACH' 1-. . 12!!0 sq II ur11ts: <lifter . i'l'SI-D . It p k 2 E. t' I & I ; --• QUIET in Bachcl,nr hon1:-niurn. 110·220 poi•i-r. pl('nt~· f'OUN in Co PgP a r arf'a s 1m., p ans · a)nul. Masonry I
drps. hl1.1 ns, 11a1 1os. \\'alk-CAN'T BE BEAT · 1 LL lls kp,1:. opt. Nr, Thunn ol park1n~. lllth & l\lh11!1l'r fl.la ek and "'hi cal "·1t h 847-J:ill. ,
1ni:: distancr to 1nwri 100 e B,acht'lor Ap1s. F_ rom S2, l::i SI. 64&-l:i98 Alie .• Costa J\le.o;a. rl'fl rolla.r box 1Ta1nt'<i, L! B b • • LJC'D Con!r. Remodrhng , BRJCk: & BLOCK WORK I CliH f)r, Lai;:un11 Beach e 2 BR •••I >-m , . .,...~ ~ ·t6","• •I< l t 11',l , a y 5ittin9 dd r· . :\IASO~RY Of· ALL TYPES
• "· '" "'" FURN rm, !"00.k'g pr111. Pvl C. RoJ)f'rf Nattress. nr,al1 nr. ,.. " ·~ a -0ns, roo 1ni;:, pa1nt1n.: & ' · · : 19'1-;).1~ SINGLE STORY 2 Rll Furn. t 'run1 S285 0 G · d I ~ "'"18~o "'0 7""' for estima1e, 5.11-28;)2 I f'ntrance, 2i.l Broadway, Cns1,1 ~lr~a M2-14g., L i'\ • Hairr 111' in n ca! LOTS of LovP n1y J101nl'. repairs, .nv-·><>, "' • .,.,.., Soulh :;pa A1mn~ph<'r(' Caqwts .rlraprs.r11~h11.·ashrr r 11 /ti -"· tou"" 't"I k h • t f I t
N1twport 81tach
3 HH's. 2 BA, uni. Crpt~.
dqi~, hlk lo hral·h. Yrd
Yrar!.11 $260. J'\o pets
603-~~~
• ff~r. 2 l)Ji 1111 Hlulf \' /111f'v-.'
of ba 1· & ocr;1 n $l30 7,r1
Don11i1i.:n Dr. Pciol pri\·11.
Call 61:1-12!10 ---. NE\\' 2 tllt, 2 h;,, Frplr·.
~ha1: c·pt.•, r!rr". Hlln~.
gara~e. nr bf'l1. $I i'J. 61~1 1 Of (i l(,...:ti2~. --1
2 BR. caqlC'1r1t. r1 rapl'rl. nror
bearh Sunrlf'ck. ~a r;11:I'.
wash1 ni: l<'lc1I Yr 11 r l y.
&12-39iS r \'"" ,(, 11 knrls.
2 RP.: i:arrlen apT, carpeting.
1.rapcs ~ar;i.i.:e Nt'11 port
Htr~ J\lll -,11\-tlli'l;
'·" . . . -o· . w ca l-. ...... r '.... 6 n~·s " . o,1 unc ies, rg Re~lin~ * il.dditions ~ BR. -2 BAT!\ hralrd (100l-!<11una1<-tf'nnis 500 SQ FT BL G All · & B h d H B ~.. '"Id Moving I LRG, Room •• '"'· hornr. ' ' '• • antic -u~ ar • ' flK'd .Yr1. ~ ....... hr per cn1 · KARL E., KENDALi. ---~-------Caf'f>"ts & drfJ'!I rr<· roon1-0rean \'iPIA'l! · ... r~. 17th ~t .. Co.<;ta 1\l{•sa 968 ~182 Xl 't 1· c; 22nd s1 L' scd 8-l..J37 Air ConditioTll'd /la li os·llm plP pll.rkin.i: P\'1 ba S.· "ntr. Nr. \Varnrr 2'20 F"l 1 1 p _::__ · n n • 5· · :.t ·• 1cen --Bonded 5-1 -"F'REf~ HELP" plannin''
& Hearh. SIJ wk. IM'.l-4649. '"r rir1I niArr_ .FOUND Sa.1 : Miniature h!ack C . .\1. 5-18-12ilJ. GEN'l CONTRACTO-R ''NIOVING "_ Cut moo<•gl. l'rn'11lr Patlr•s
ll ~~ATF:D POOL
l'lrnly of lawn
Cflrflnrt & Storagf"
11 /DOl'.:N VILLAG!'..:
GAl1-0EN APTS.
2500 Sou!h Sa!t11
Sant a Ana Q ~JS.1 525
FREE TV
Si'l'ur ily c1iahls. SlOO i'olo. 67:).6700 -Broker "
H N ON. /~'}O(ue . male. Sanl11 Ana INf"A NT earl'; I nio lo I Remocif'Unir:·Rnom Adrlitinns l cos1s.For1nlnrmatinn-Jnhnl UNTI GT Rentals to Share 430 NE\V bldg, J7211-2300 ~!I fl. <H'f"l'L, Cha\.11 e-0llar -no lags yr. Collrgc 1'11.rk arc11 . ,\1'.1.~-Lle'd 'tns M5-099l . 673-GSro or Dnrolhy t'ulJ~r 492.n.il. PACIFIC ----·-------Nr .Bakrr !,, f'11irvif'\I·, l !..· ho111CSLl'k~ ;_1,1$-:\797 in1uni :l h;1h11'~. \1'('11-quallfl-l
711 OC ~:AN AVE .. ll.B.
171~· : ... 1&-1 4ll7
n1y bcaul. Jgr. 2 Br. apl, ·
k h1Jahu.1. Dana Point arra. BABYSITTING rn.v l)fln1f', 6 Paperhanging
;\!ID 11gr> l'mp. woman, sharr yr lst'. Sullivan. :~lo-t·1 29. F'OUND Dog _ t°l'mal(' Chi-_ed_niothrr._ :1.i7-4Dfi:l Fencing I Painting &
Nn li n nk or smo ·e . Rentals Wanted 460 •""•1•· REDWOOD FENCES --"---.::....c::_ __ _ Orr nprn 10 a rn-6 pn1 0 11ily 548~432 .,,,,, . ., .l:i. mo lo 4 rrs olr1. U:iv1ng -
'\'II.LIAM 1\'ALT~:RS CO. . . HELP! I I FOUND sniall, black. /rm earl'. >!fl 1~rs. lncrl yd, K-• Pa1ios·Dcck1ng P_~~OVESS!ONAL Pa1n!ing ~~':".:'."'~~!!"l~':o:':""' CIHL Th shan' V·ir1ona d.-.g, Vic: 181 h & Ba lhoa .\1arl arra C.M. 64j..-14i3. 643-0991 or 67.3-~0!l f~:-.trr. 1 story, low 11s S200 -;---Beach houi;(', 2 frpl~. ocn Nf'rdrrl 1H one'"· pn\X\m lly !o · .--~--. w/gd painr. A11g rn1 . Slll.
WE 'RE FRIENDL y at vw bri'ln1 1'1~. ·1!»-4631. L.A. ln!'l A11·por1 hy sin. Bl , N R, 673-2906 111(,11 SchfJ()I ,e:111 \\'11r1!s . Armus. reilings sprayed 2-,STONt~H i:;NGt 1· f"'.',·1 ,\I. E R-mm•le t>> rl'1f'. drsr.rv1n" eo~/>I<. 3 •.•r. fOLii"ID-bla<'k ,t, while rlu rk Rati.11s111111g !ron1 l~)nn 111 Gardening Mi'llS Sr R l;,17-13."ilt
E , B 'B I " -"'' " 611;\1 da1l.v. 6 42-0 022 '1· oy, XCIUSIVI' r, a, urn ·I . 2 BR '/I · I nlrl t>o" &· 6 1110~. b;tl)\'. 2-3 vl1" Fairl'i<'ll' & San Diego AL'S GA RDENI NG • I s iarf' lll'W ap1 w 1 p r • · f\t>ll port llghls arra . 1 No \l.'asrin~ MOVE IN BONUS $~.i31~~nr. SJjS. Call now ~1·11h ~aniP. ~286. BR h!.IUSI', 11111. ur dup1 r-.: in fr-vy. :i4.~l2_27 ·, _ ,-, --, --for Gardening & s'Tlall land-* WALLPAPER *
$115 to $135 rental r11ni::e of s1:i0 1110 Xlnt YOUNG Afghan fou 11d ,·1c B:\A'i ~J llINC. El'r_~_ f,, scaping services call :,,tO-.il9S \Vhcn .)'OU call ''Mac"
1 & 2 BR's. FR0;'11 Sl:\~1 Ga rages for Rent 435 trnan1'< 11 hn t•a rf' for pi•r 111-1 t:s1anc-i11 Jl1~h Sr h no I • 11 lincts. \ly home. 61.}o-1283 Scr\'ing Newport Cdt-1 Cos. 548-1444 645-tru
!rnni;t<· Frrshly rR +ntrCI. Q1•rrlookin11: briiut J:ardrn 1~r~ "" !hrlr f!\111' Please Plf'asr lfle nhfy. 5-1-0-.l,'f.}1 da}~'<,_E\'f'~~>-1:~-(J.ll?. ta t.1esa, Do\'~r Sharl's,
Crpts, drps, hlln'<, frni·<'rl 111 paliO & hit\ flll'll. \flul!s ST 0 It A G F~ Gar a g I' rall· fi.12-.1:il'!l Aftrr fi 1''>1. j YOUNG ff'lna!~o;:;1;;;;::;r eat, RELl..\BLE Aonhy~!lll'r. 1~ \\'e~fC'!i[f.
r•lflt l ur 2 1_'hilr!rf'n iik. I 103.l 121h St. 11.c rthS fronl S20/1lb1. }!<I t.i_ ji.-..1. \!11!1 -1 ["<t•d Vt• Do••er Shore'< Old•'"' of 10. Vrrr on ..i.knds ---~-------
S U C1111s .~· lrl'•h -11,11111 -:.' '"' /lf't '<. l·l!O ~ .. ~nur Sl .. j Lakl' Park ;i:\6-:lli!l'l l & Pomona C'l * il97-4l<R-, REt'INEn ('llrf'rr ll"<)ni;in f't-'Si~· ._. v ' •
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Call Cathy, 1;.16-l'iZi , * A·l CLEANUPS
:->A 1ofllir.tt1d .A11' 1111V1r----- -----· :_· --\1·11nts i-turlio Rp! Co. ni ov· •tl-·•·1 ---St 1 d Rr '! H;1 hlln~. hah· p.1110. , • , "f'\\' I BR s1 1·s1·• e G\il \GE" '1 , --RAR\.SITTf .. R-, •II '"''·· 21 ·,,',',.~'repair, minor n srp,
JNT/F.:irlrr f'l<1in1 1n.1!. r-rre
""'· IM11t rrr,. Ltf''d & in~.
J\rcousr11·al Ceilings. Call
Chuck, fil:~Cl800.
11 .. r ,,, Rra.'llJ/l Au11'1i1. ·' • ··•· ·"' '1 ' .~ \ 1 •• 1or;i~f' 1n~ In N R. Ca!I t'1 (·s. a ll ff'm11lf' S111n1r!<f' 1i111en fournl .. ,, "11•1 l!·•r Sl!I"> ~~1~-l lfiJ F11rn/Li'nfurn I Hln·li tn I I'\ 1· "'' SM II hnui c;_ \\'arrn mf'al~. hi" T"'l'IOl'!llln;:, 7 Yrs in r r:n-PAli\Tl;\'G. Accous1ir ir:.-,.2~•~ · 1 on~. t r a1rgrou s, "' hrini 11 hrh ~. \::t:~1 J,'l!.,_l·IT, \II' of \Slh '-· N~1,port. Ca "' 962-4!1!4 f'F'\1;\>:\'! .. \ PT I HJ: 1111t __ ------B~~ACll Pr111. ra110. 202-A nin Wll>-S22ti ----to idrntify. &11-4i1L hHrk ~arol. li·l'l-l."192, Ci\l arl·a • · , rr1l 1n~<; S10 com11lr1e. Al~.
(1'1 •1' rl rp .. , hpl Slb.i J/f'f We•tcl<.ff _:•lth._!.IR "i~ll-S:l•:ii STnR,\GE: Gar11i;-rs, ~::'\fEr.-.-Chi"ir1C-;rr . ,.1;;7; AL'S L11nf!~cit p1ng . Tree in!crnr r-;lrr-.;; Sl!O +paint. '~, • \111 ti~>-'11¥10 ~ 1 1. d d 1 ~ill -6!1~7 nr fi.1G-.111n "' ' ' -Thank .1ou l<l r r1'ao111i;-our S:!:, pl'r n1on th I I *' Lost SSS rl'f's n1.11 hQ111r ,\11y agr rf'n1n\·a . ar rrm.-. e 111,i:_ l,1\P..(;~; :.'. hr. 11• !i;, -;Tf'i'. SIG~ -'! nrt :-;r 11· ~h:11~ AI Jn~ ('l11c;c;1 f1f'd arl~. hnrf' 11r hal'f' Phnnr fi>\'!-fi~!ll u11Til fi rim. Per1onals """' Call 6i:i-~'J:~l~. C1l\I 111·1•11 Trash h11111i11g, lot r lr11n11p. 't'OU-SU PPLYT HF. f'A!'N'T
1l n1~. hl11·~. 111' ll<•;Ji.: H••·1• l!Jd J'n•1l. Q111ei arlul 1., JJo1 I hrl1)f'd ~n11 or can r!o ~o 1n -, . !'.\IL\l\:l·:l·:T, 111" h I 11,.. YOU;>o;(; ~l•)l hr r 11111 h;1hy~il RC'p:t1r i-prir1f..lrt!< fffJ,11~;. SlO P"r. rn1. 11a 1ntrrl Yr'
\I ~• Ill" 1;1~-1.,7, •>-1:!-17il 1"'! 4'1:!<.!~il l tbr luTutr. Off' R t I 440 11 f.\1·ll11" 1111 hl'arl 1n"t 11c (' 11 l:.;l!HOPI:" N -----1 1'\p ~rcr e~t. 5.'.i7-86:~s.
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Apt s .. Apt1., DESK SPACE Auto transpOrtation 52S I !~~ _,R"1vard. &16-0161 111· -----Rr,1~nnahll'. E"llr.s 106-J,~S:\ f'AJ:-:TI!'.:(; Cn111rn'l g,_ r<'~irl.
370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfu rn. 370 .~lll-.i.iOO Builderi -· -/I p!~ nur ~11rn a!ty , 1 r!11y! 222 Forest A venu9 11',\NT~'.n· V~ry 1na1 urf' anr1 Ln.":T;-T1111111111 >:.h 11 i r•· rt * Re s1den11al -Apls * ·'"l'"'ir" Frf'r "·"I. Rrl '~
l oguno Beoch rr~rn11~1blr 21 yrar nlrl r1r I Chi huahll~ \\'h11c & Ian BR!(")\, hlnrk. r n n r r" Ir , C·m'p1c,.o,,mcm~c,r_;i~~" •,o-,,.·, _!llill-_1.~.'l_O or 6.J.'i--1111.l I ,,1r1,,rff'm11lr1n~h11rf'<tr11 -1 "1 " ,.._.,..,o--"" <1!14-~l&6 I . \'\\ l rn.1r. ,-,e";:in. f".V., t'arpr111 r11. hnuSP lf'11 cl1ni;:. ---p ,\l;\'TINCi· Jlonrsl, g1.1arlln·; in~ ;1111 i;:as in JU' I !ltill-170~ ull 1 1111~s rrmor!<'lini.:. No CEN CIPanup. Itel' & sprnklr trrn \\'n rk l.1c'd. Local re/'1 ,
Apts .,
Furn. or Unfurn .
Costa Mesa Cos ta Mesa Cos.la Mesa
DESK SPACE
Swingers Need Not Apply 305 No. El Camino
Soln Clemente
492-4<120
li<ffi r!rivlng l'f'('(}rd~ A1111-·--· ' jnh !~Ill :fmlllL, Lie. Contr srrl'. Ro1otil. Hand.yman, Cl!ll 07.;...:1740 alt 5 I i::oing as fnr north a~ C('l\Wr J.Os-r : Alterf'd n1ale rat, 111h1 !!62-6!lri. odrl job~. Reas. &16-~ll
Real n 'Alcr1r. ltlahn An1 lral'ing W11"£"dd1sh brown mark'g1 PAINTING/ · ti!
:irprox Jan. Ei!h. Cl:Jn!ar1 t·C'tl roll:i rd. Re1111nl ·M!i _ EXPF.RT La"·n ca r e . in H11'rhorpa~~1;_g. Lie~
Jark 111 :..l'i-4!182 or 5-1."~-.:l!~lO Sf>a11 11rd Rri., Cd'>l. fi03-7fi!IB Carpent•r • !\la1ntcnance only. Ca 1 l bonrll'il. l\f.'I'~ furn . 1>42---2l.l6. <'l'r~ "·knclli. 51a-!~09 1t:.y8 • anylime, ;J.16-67.il. __ _
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We desire mature pe rsons who would apprecilllte a
clean, beautiful place lo live, where managers hove
on interest in the welfare and comfo>I of their tenants.
:rlO ~q It i::-roun(l 11,.....r. ' CAR·P· ENTRY ~ ..... "".R. H•·"'•tta• G·~,.,, PAINTING-Ext-1~18 yrs. · \V 1·11 D p Announcementr 500 'irrRAVED: Pale .11 f'llo11· • b """"-rr. " " o.fl.1" 1 presl u.~r P~1c i r \'1 l\llNOlt Rf~PA IRS. No .,o Comrl"• G••den in g f'-.:po>r n~. Lir. Frf'f' f"~I. · >t Ut I · i p k fr 111a lf' Lah. ftflrir\'rr. I·:. C I A C I ><• •t2'
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PICTURED IN THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS MAGAZINE AS
"A SHANGRI LA ON 3 ACRES"
WE
Beautiful One & Tivo Bedt'oout
Furnished & U nluruished Aparl111,ents
Self cleaning ovens • Dishwashers I in 2 BR opts I
Dispo•ol• • Shag carpets • Drapes
Huge
Loads of closet spoce • Jocuni pool
•wimming pool • Soun• Baths • Recreation
room • Pool table & Lounge• • Kitchen or bar
• Fireplace
• lvoods 111e1·r1n1ac
425 Merrimac Way, Costa Mesa
The m ost beautifull y landsca ped comple:< In the area
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~t rar11~" i _1>a11._ fir -WHAT IS YOGA? ~1111' C .\f An.~1,rr~ In Lnha . Too Small. ah11l"I n ear• Ser\'ice. Kamalaoi, 645-4676. L"-'flU!lT. r1 ini:s . ...,..,., .
Ill£', SS.1 mn. ]1·11 ~e~lrl1rf flf' N lk IV I I'll(!'!! & ol he r <'Abine!s. -JNT/Ex!rr Pain!inR. t~re1!
Dr. s-1:-r-30:::t rnonstral1011 Ill. r1 ~,1r N.'.:'~o _:..!~]--:~Ci-8l i:i ii no Rn~1~·rr l~\'C Complet• Yard c.ar•~. ('Sf. H:rf's. lmmf'd . Servi<•. -----------nitr Al~ ptn . Oa!lM>!! starl POODLF. h Ji ~! ~O IK7 • AIR Cond. erjlt ~. lac·~ni: Thun: 111 7 pin. Yoi:a Cf'nl--. \1 1te. ans ft> n1si:: at 646-2372. H. 0 . ' ~ • I fi.16--0210, 642-301•1.
lWaf'h Bl1·rl Rra~. l 11U "r. •ll.i t:. 171 h. Si Ci\1. "f111ff,\." fr111all', .i,:old l'flll A11.!er.:nn ~' INTER --------1
R 4 2 -2;, 2 :, o r o 11 n" r &l&-S2ill • ~le Ba~er & Red11'00d, C'.'11. RE'>l0DELING & Rl'f)ftir General Services
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~ic'rl. 1~~~~;,, 1~~c'i~!~~~ 21 '1139.:~· _ AITE:'>ITION ATlT ISTS, llr -:, I0--40~ . -~ . Spl'c1al1~! .. Comm'I. :e11idcn-RAIN Gutr+·rs Inc r a l I I'd. hf' un<lrrhid.~ .'>1.~-lGi \
CORONA DEL MAR hHi·t th•· galli'rv. If \nu ~llITE Pc1 .1an &. An£01~ 11a 1. Pao•'l1ni;:. c ah1ne•t1 , Qi i::Uity "~irk. P.f'a!l()nable. ~PER HANG-I N'G
2 Rm suite, p1·r ha , p\t ('nlr, h!l \11' nny nrl wOrk nr ~11,.1 1•'111 CflL ;o,iamr "~tar. n1arlitc, forn11e11. 6·M-i~f.1. f ree e9t. 968-22fl8. •. PA IN·i·IN'G ..
P k d I pd I Plf'as(' call · 968·313.J or -----.--I" ' 1 • '"~·242!i ' r _11:. c11111 rp, -~!I--~ . ai·1 oh.ir1·1s 10 ~I'll, plr<isr ; · . · _ L Arlrlit1ons * Rrmodrl1N;: ===-'==='======'I
$l4:>-"n10,.0w1Jf'r, l>i-•• -6;-,1 .. -C'llll 67:'l--nti7, t\4fi;;..~\~. f!t.~371 1 ....__ (~nrn·ick t.· Son· !::It"« Hauling-··_ ----·h>ta ster
NEV.(PORT uf1ires-:-<: P ,--;;-: ----- ---I CHARLIE:". . Blk._ n1 a 1" 673-fi-011 * · ~1!}...;1170 . 1..:... • Patch, ReP•ir
d.rps, ocean \'lrll', fro1n $fij P•rsona ls .530 B1>11~I (' !rr.rt.('r. V I(' •• s._;1~ I r TRASH & Cara~e clran-up, 7 • PATCJ I rL,\S"rERING
pc1· !TIO. Onr Aft 6 pm: f'~ll'll ,\ Ht-11,-·tt>:: ~6--;}-lvu ca:riser·..s-.rvic• ~ ·~ :!!;.rs: $10-tt-·~Arl . Frtt est I All lypl'~ Frrf' f''\fl mAlell 67~64·1 WILL PAY ar1:.ot1111r. Anytime, 548-5031. Call :J•!O-fi!IZ5
• XL GEll:\IAN Shepherd, lr1n11 lf', D1111nonfl CRrpel 'Cle11nibg HAULING, clea nup Jols. roof. • NT Oft'JCI-~ Sp11rc Nrf'1'1 r'lrlr 1la!ly to g,_ frnn1 s I I
Now A11ail. LI DO n i.or.. wnrk. Lill,. in l.aguna _ \\nrk 11ppt'OX 8 mo, nioslly blle. Nrw Yea r \PC'C a ~ lnJ;, palntinJ:. l111nd.)·1111u1 Plumbing
33,.;.<; Vi& Li"-, NB. fi7~1.~•1 ''Cindy." Vic: H.B_. 5.%-11124 F rrc Minot Rf'pllll'irl~ nn~·time .)'OU r11.1l, 643--07S8. ----''-------1
'"' ..-·"' in Co~ta /'llrs11 . Hour~ it ro Wi lFhr~e_,',",'.~ •• ~ ••• ,.111,._ ~A~~·dirtG'~'-Y ·,:mo','.·~_","~'P· 3700 NEWPORT BLV0:-N8 5, CR.II 6-l:t-4U I, ex! :t70; •!\!ALE v.·hitl!' pnorltr lost vie . ...., """'°"'-... ,,, ~-.... PLUMR!NG REPAI R
ON TI IE BA y hOmf' 491.:17~!1. I Hrir 11nd SJlringdale. R('-No joh too llmA.ll
t __ 67.l-2·'6'1 or :Wl-5012 __ Y OGA FOR WOMEN v.·ard. 846-4305 •
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Ceilings , i loader. backhol'. 962-$745. • 642-3128 •
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1670 SANTA ANA AVE, C;\l Spl'rialrlass-dernons !r11hori.~ 0 . LOST f f\PD(,.J::jlOARO: ' _. 'Hout.ecluning I Roofing
.l;)c sq. 1001 t11lk \\.'I'd. niorn. at 1-0 ain. l R, Red : ~ljo~ l1'Jl. PAINT Accoustical Cf'iling,, ---~-------1
__ ,_1_;;.z.~ or ~1-:i!l.l.2 __ II \\'rl'k ~1'!'11'~ ~•art~ ,111 11 . j ~.ii~ C'o1·rs. ~5--4~~~ I SlO ta or lrade. 531-8927, lfOUSE O¥' CLE.\N 1 LEE ROOFING CO : Roofing
EXECUTIVE Su i le of nf-20. Yni;:'\ Crnlrr, 4·1:-i E. 171h RE\\'l\RD FOR Rt'MJRN of ~r 636--3110 t Complete Hou~ CJeanl n& of 1111 typcK, r f" co v Pr .
! fil:t'S, ~14.~ _Ne111p;>rt A!\'rl , St, Cl\1. 646-Jl281, j Shar~ Por~ablf" Colnr TV, 1-C C • 1 00"'8:24 n;<paln. mo! oontlnp. Lk'
i 1 ~ B _64;-H.>.1.1 -----S\\'INGER Orllni;:r <'fl . ~!:_o. 03118. 67:'r-71 12 , em•nt, oncr•t~ l\ten. Cle&ning SC'rvi~ :ri .. 1~~d Rince 19 4 r .
• ~ :XF:\VPORT AF.A CH C"h·ir C',1udc ~·rrc info OCSC I'., R t~\l,'ARD. C'.alii-.'O t 1tl. ''ff 8lnck ~-Al.II -Sldrw11!kf-Ol rJ'll"t~. WlndOY.·5. flnn1~ rt1; --:---. ,
Cf"ntt'r, :lOO f! to ltnl IL 0 , Box 21ll. Ao11he1m, Thl'f'~ Arr h Bay, Qf'a oo!la'r Pa!iM ~ Pl11.ntf'n. C RI!'~ & Commr·J. ~8-4 111 BT·.f'ORt \ou ho)', r111J T.J I Allll'!i;J,. Sco·re111ri111 67!>.1601 m M '.'l.1!l-9081 . . k ID_ 4!)9.J,l!G,1, 4!'14../!!ll1!l,' ~19-3 1 73 i\1orn ur ~:\•e. E.x -r l11d · 0 -,-,;,-B-Guy r.ool 1n~ Co R~M'l\'~ _ ---_ ___ __ ------_ _ _ _ __ ,~ · ) wn .ra • Y 1111 rr 111l 1s ! 6 45-2180
lilfi;) Pn ri.: A1•f'. C.\I. 1.000 A 1.co11q1.1r.s. Anfln,\•n11)t1~. BLACX 1..Atit'adnr Re 1 r ... CE~IT.NT IVOJtJ<. r.o jnlJ l no day or hrly. I 51Jt.-!t.l!l) · ·
ft ~ n1n~. A1r-rond. Phnnr r tiolll' .~1 2-.211 Of II die !o le malt'. Pl~ll~ rall ~mRll, re;i sonabl~. F" r ,. e 5'11-78fl1 ~l'\...1!121 P \'f'. C•sy 10 Bk~ _r . o. Oox_1223 Cn~tll .\1f'AA I ~2-2MO ,E!o;11m H. Sluflfck. ~)411-/16l j. lo --· or ---·t-' 1·ott·u . s. . /Alt ,. j
--:vMJ .6(M)...1200-.<{l"ft-. --NIC'F. yr>unt n111n 2·G°\:1l1i'i I REIVARD l,ii.~1 r ;-;TIC-:01\te/;, •• -CONCR-f.Tt::.-FIOOr~ ll ~~~~e riio:hl'.,~n~· In tilt'> wing era iont -t
o~·rtCJ-:~. sffi ~!tl.~1 .lln. non ~fN'ak1 /'\ll'. lricnd!t Bo:ic lt1'1r lr\·er. Vir: Bn~rnJ t..· pa11n'I. ,\ny liilf' Job. Rees. Scrvi('P. Dirrctory of tJ1t Alt•rations -642-5145
Co~t.-!\lr sA &tr...21.'.0 121.l. S11n Clf'n1rnlf'. Bakl'r 546-0010 Call Don &l2~j\~. Clll.!.~tlied Section. , Nr at, :icc u1·11rr. ~O yl'11 r~ f'XP .
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Help Wen!M, M & F 710 Heip WonN<!, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M & F 71~ Holp W•~· M & , 710 Goror Solo 112 Mltcoll•ne«i1 Ill $por!l!.'fl, ~·
AppUi1ncu: to2 SAT-Su.n. Patio S a te .. 2 1----------1---------1
llt,
!' Dre!!Sma~n& -A.lfel"allons
Spe-clal On Items BKKPR, M.~Cft\ o Jf iet>, GIRL, L!Vf! in. hAby1lt lor OPERS-SlNGLE NEEDLE *SEAMSTRESS* matchlng antique slyl• * AUCTION * SURl'.BOARDS ~ ~· Must ht!: ac· Y.'Ol'kfna; Morn w/2 yr. old, S~. mach. Exp'd onty, Full time or part un1e. Good GE Elec dryt-r $40, Kenmore chalrt, grod condition $21 • Fine Furniture 6'10" "Griik" low railer, C& Jo * 646.-6446 eurij~ Sofne reC!'pl. \\"ork. moat eves ftte. 642-9950. 1ptrr1~r, rd. pay. N.B. pay, Cati CLOWN CLEAN· eltt dl")'t'r $40. Westinghou~ f'ftch 2-1 ft Iona picnic "-APJlllanets clean JhaJ>f', $60. 1'0''
Tll•
* Ve.roe., Tue .l'Lle..M&n, *
t'tJ~t~1!ilr&·~1urt:
~~~~~7.•~~y& Pl~~-·te. Box HAIR stylist and/or mani. 60-34n . ERS, 64Ul.13 after 2 PM . elec dryff S30. All x.lnt eon<!. bencl\ea new. $1 each. Auctions Friday, ?:OO p.m. ..Grffk" pintail S25. 644-1742
cur\st for ahop In Laguna ORDERLIES-Days. n. tin1e. ' guar. "-dellv. 847-8115, F1ower a;arden w11"f: ftnclng w· d ' A ct• B KNEISSL 200 cent ~ Stan BOOh."KE~ER.-.thnt.,._ .:r.a.. ·Seub:""'Rem1 .c.or-::s. ... ""'.m·l3~ ,.z.---~"-.) .. t .. u1U-uair.. ~ .. L t! Y.:e·,. .•. .,}!2"86}2.. Patio foldin& chain, old old 1" Y s u ion arn noy,· '.11% of!. Hearl 1tan-f1'l!<'dt'd'. tmmecr.-'T'"'IJ 0·rn· , .,,_..r..=-~ ~p,-"'0.:::",~~ .. ,·~1 ·1r-··-·H ... • • -pro, ... c, .... ~~·~ -· -· · )\'••• ... i.;··· •• ~-= "!!".!-t~_."'--alt'\ ~\l;l..!iatai~-, .. -~i::-.. w,.. .. 'L'"··· .... ·~~ ~ " H ,_, '"' ve noq ..,..p r~ 'J f:ur'nTf'Ure Ill ... .,. --~-.-;;-::•~..,....,; .... .,__, !.'.'-· '··-ttq'd, Perm, 5 day wk, OUSEKEEPER &. child N.B. 5450 +. AllTactivf', undtr 35. ~ Hamilton O f. Behind Tony'1 Bldg. Mat'I. 67J.430l
511Jary open. Exp. nee. ca~. 5 d11.y week, live-in, E&erow bckgrnd helpful, not OWNER DESPERATE I SALE! E'v ER y T H l NG REFRIG, very rood, whitto' ==========!
No job too fim l. Pla11.1er
patching. LeA.king shCJwer
repair. 847-1957/846-0n:i.
CE!tAf.11C Tile work. Free
egt . No jCJb loo zmall.
536-2426
64.2-3432 N.B. salary open. Spa11ish !!peak· Priv•te Secrettry neces_!. Type 60, SH 70 +. E!ltaie u.le from luxuriou5 GOES! Refrit;, color TV, s~ 24" apt au 1tove $45, TV, R•~io, HIFI,
BRAKE • A I J' nm en t iri1 OK. 967-9960 after 7 -To Pre1i..1·nt Job o~n in F•b. BeautifuJ · h. h 11 I A A I J St 136 0< p -,,... Tu!!lin home, Sac my beaut aey.•1ng mac 1ne, c o u c , ex c e en . n er ff
1'1echanlr. Top pay. Earn ?tf. Vf'.ry conlidential. r.tu1t be co. Mectlt furn~ Includin& all be<ds. furn. r.k\1, gull club~. refrigl'ratar. no fmu r u -----------
in excess or SIOOO mo. Must HOU S E KEE p ER for intelligent, yoorc, attractive Newport pii.inlingi, exqulsitf'. dining stereo, misc 11ppliance1. ci!pl !~ cube's $45. 2114 Con· LARGE partable "Silvertone"
ha \'e tools and hf'. ahle 10 rou ple. t 1ve in ar out. v.uman able to traVl'l. ru. Personn.1 Agency &et , china cabinet. Matchin& l'lolhe11. Or Whatever Turt111 tlM.nll.l, Cf\t !ltereo record plt,yrr. 4 9Pf!ed ~Bil·~~ A,f.•,,ly : 1001 Harbclr \Va.rerfront N.B. S22a. Ph: ture uFnllmited !or rii;ht per· 133 Dover Or., N.B. 8' !!Ola, love!le.al, pr ol chn:. Yoo On! W..3307 ANY· --~B~IC~Y=C~L~E=s---1urntable, remole 1pea.kl'n.
vu, u erton. ~1352. '°"· orml'r ll'Ctttary pro-642•3170 Kin• bdrm set. Twins. Pe. TlME~ 3 & S Speed Stingray Type J115t reconditioned, idea.I TrM Service
TREES, llerlges, Top, Tnm.
('Ut, removed. h11uled. Ins.
&12-1030 Bii: John
CATALOG UER/INDEXER HSKPRS Emplyr paya fee. mo!Pd to l'Xeculive pCJ!lifion. can table~. Swag &:: table * GARAGE SALE * 34 Ir X " Boys I Gitll. gUt. $40.00 or best offl'r. AJ.
For lechnical repc1rts &. Georgf'. Alll'n Byland Acnc:y Writt'l'n ~5utne & any hf'.lp-SkCREl ARY f or property l lamps, Ga!nf' 5t.l & much Sat & Sun. Jan 91.h·lOlh from Al5o, h&ve 10 apd. so a Muntz 4 traclc lfl'r@O
f'.ngineer ing drawings. \Viii 106-B E. l6th, s.A. 547~395. fAu!T'r""p"o'"'aolnto,~ti~~tto management dlvi!lion o I more. Sat & Sun, lJOn Red 9-5. lf1wkeye camera "l =-=~""~·"""'--ccc---c ,'!rm" , ... Pl~~er,.ncl· • ... S:ta1 °",.,t!::.'.
Tutoring
TEEN AGE tut or i ng !:
co u nse ling. Exp<'rlenced,
e r r rl en t i 11. l f'.d leachl'r.
512~1 1. Call betll'n 6:30
& 7:.'UI
Tt:ACH liquid palntinr . Frf'.e
kit. Laura 531·9978. Alice
:;92-5021
~'""_,,~_"' ~l[Il] . ,,
'
Job Wanted, Mele 700
APT-i\10TEL f\1GRS, .,.,.ell
quaH. No child /pets, S:in-
dRble: · r.,ature, Avail. now .
Pttler beach area. P lea!lf'.
call l\1/~I 714: 273-1373.
u.~e BUSHIPS Thesaurus t'Jr · · ·• · · X ..au-o,........, • l'Stablilhed real estate com-Hill, Tusltn. . Dash ou lfU, lamps, ganlen " "" .... , •vv
descr iptors. Salary plus in-llOUSECL£ANER f or homf'. Mesa, Ca. 92626. pan)". Typing, 1horthand, DESPERATE • Must &ell lO l_mp,&ements, elec/l""'fflpl"r, LG . BRAIDED IWOI rug phone jack • includes U ·
ctnlivt . &>rid resume to Box af teachers, 1:00 to 4:30 pm e e lite bookkel'pinJ', & ability room-' of beaut. r.teditf'.rr, hrtefl!l Etc. 1963 Harbor, {cleaned\, $60. Vanity bench !IO'rterl tape1, $](). Phone M ~IO Daily Pilot, 330 \V. ·Mon thru Fri. 548-2712. PART TIME to wark with public r~ !urn incl 8. blk naug gofa!~C~M~.=~~~--~-· liw~/pa'i"d-f.$3~.SOii-. ~64~2--0553;:;;:;;"·--;;;;;; 642-7497 betwttn 8 am u d
Ba y, Costa f.ftsa. lnduatrial Engine.r REXAIR INC. quired. $500 + benellta. !: to\·e !eat, never userl r-.tOVING • Maytag wuher. 12xl5 f\tOSS green •hai 3 pm.
CARRIER FEE PAID, Local. Degrtt Send resumf'. &. 58.iary n!· SlJO, Limps, Hl.de·a-bed, 6' tumlture, a.ntiques, misc. carpf'.t w/ mat. SlOO. TV REPAIR SERVICE
Required. No EJec.tronics ar ANAHEIM DIV. quitement!l' to Box t.t-Z7, coUee 1bl, 2 l'nd oommodes, Sat & Sun, 10 to 5 pm. * Call &1+l529 * RCA, Zenith, Motorola, Ad·
Aerospacf.PlantL&yaut and NOW HIRING Daily PUot, 330 \V. Bay, Formal din'g nn set, OC.· 3191 Haiti Circl~. al l NEW Marquis diamond r ing mira! spec!allsts. 21.'' calor BOYS mt.thods. ~/\loo tee jobs). New branch expanding to CM. casiona! ch11.irs, Bunk bed, Bahama, Colt.a f\f ea a . & wedding band. Must Sac-picture tu~ $79.95 l'lStalle<..
WANTED
Call Ann. 64~2770, Westcllff Oran;~ County, S F, C R ET ARY -Excellenl Sflllnish Kini,·t.: Bdrm set. l,,C,.._,.C:,,~18'=----~~ 1la Price. 545-3689, 544-9384 . Antennait installed. Radk>
for the.
DAILY PILOT
Danll Pain!, San Juan
Capl!trano and
Capistrano Bl!:ach.
CCJnla.!I Mr. Seay at
DAILY PILOT
San Oemente office
30.5 N. El Camino Re.al .......,.
lull
Pt.rsonncl Age n c Y. 2043 TOP STARTING skill.s, IBl\1 Ex" e u ti v e 2131925-3612 6' COUCH. 8' couch, tahle ASH Blonde, natural hair Dispatched trucks. 1 hour
Westclirt Dr., N.B. WAGES typtwriter &. 1horthand. HAND CARVED Solid Oak .& 4 chain. Reproducti.:Jn wi&', $2!1. 5ervlce. Call 636-431:. * INHALATION *
-THERAPIST-
Openings for 'Z2 men Growing l'.l!lice needs goori din'g rm ~I. ,\'/!lideboard. desk. 1\111.ny bCJat hard'waf'l' C11Jl 645-0055 21 " COLOR TV $150
TRAINEES 21-45 pholle pe™>nality, dP.:pen· 3;; yrs old, 6 chrs y.•/orig !lt'ms, lamp!!, dock whel!:b, e BUNK OR T\VIN BEDS 17" Portable TV $25.
N'~ l"lCperience necessary. dable man11.aemenl abil ily. uph.L Appr&ised at $1500, l'tc. 548-9661. 2572 BayahCJre & OlEST e ** M~29 **
Gradua1e at lnh&lation Thfor. Work with hydro l'(IUiP· Write Box P-26 Daily Pilot, ~ell lnr S700. &32-7377 or Drive, N.B. * 5-13-0346 *
apy school, or minimum l'h ment. New branch .. , 330 \\'.Bay, C.M. 968-3162. l,G~A~R:,_c.Sal:,.:,•~.~Sa~t-k~.-sun-.~-=
yn . working e:icperienc,. rapid adva.nctm,nt to kf'.y SERVICE E.~t11b'd. Fullf'r Custom Draper"tes JohnsCJn Ave, C.M. wat~r
23.. r.1otoro!a console
FOR Salf'. illumlnat!d plate TV, $135.
Perm., full time lJ pm to positions. Brush r\f'., St2>4175 v.•k. to aoltener, motorcycle. moVJe
7:30 am .• \VESTMINSTER FOR JNTERVIE\V 5t,, al!IO pt. time 546-5745. Decorator drapery workroom camera &. misc odds &
glass display cases, Sx2x2. l ===•=64~0-=3~9=18=•===f
$j() ea. Cal! 962-5551.
COM~fUNJTY HOSPITAL e CALL SAT. & MON. SENIOR clerk typist. Top closing out 2500 yards af end!!. OFFSPRING LTD. Closing
App 1 y PeNOnnel, im2 774-7253 clerical llkills & expert tyi>' drape'?' fabric an~ madf'.·U Pl-FU-RN--JTURE----.-0-1-h-,-r OUI ! Childl'l"IUI o.16! Up to
Beach Blvd., Hu ntington e e in.i: an JBM Executive. drapent.i. Matenals from hous bold It M&-4332 7~~;, arl! 174 Del Mar, SC.
Beach, or call ITI4) 847-7807. ::_---------'-I Penn position In bu!)' olfiu 7:X:: a yard and draperies ,,:• w' Wll •mc'·,1 · 1WO mini bikes, xlnt cond.
PART Or full ti me ambitious w/good company benefit!!. from S5 pair. 38;;3 Birl'.':h St., °'" · &On, ·'' · lfallet &. Davis Spinet
FREE TO YOU
NEED Gd home lor lovable
male pocidle and wire hair
tl'rrier mix, rood com·
pa.nion, ~; 539-n81 CASHIERS-Car \\·ash,
time & par1 timl'~ Call-
BOOKKEEPER -2 years *' 6-14-4450 *
experienN'. Reta il store or I "=""°"'"=';:,::~~;;='="~
people. Let w;! Show you Plel.M! call r.1n, Campbell Newpc1rt ~11ch 546.1431 adj Miscellaneous Ill Piano. Call 54&-2805
hOw to ma.ke m 0 n e Y 644-41 00 •l~o~O~r~•~ng~·~C~o~"~n~ty';.'A~i"'°~'~t.~ll-:-:;:::;::::-:-;--::;:::::-::-1 2 Beautilul Se a I po i n t
1/12
ofhce. PennanenL P h: COASTAL AGENCY
61·\-j(}2S.
GEN .. Maint, Shi p, Reef'lVf'.,
Mail Clerk. 11 yr \\'/same
firm. Ex. Re fs 642-2066.
Job Wa nted, Female 702
STEPHENS gr::r.d 6l'eki ng
i.:overn':o..~ posit1or1 -beach
Rl'f'R. \\'ill livf'·in, Exp.
Reis. 642-{;938
/\IDES-For convalesceni:f'.,
rldPl'ly ca re or family earl!'.
Homemakers, 547-6681.
Help Wanted, M & F 710
$1 ,000
ACCOUNTING MA.~AGER.
Hcsunl('S hC'ld in ConhdPnce
1f no\\' f'n1plo)•rrl. f.111.\! ha ve
de,i:ree. Local. Fee Paid by
Co. ~Also fet jobs 1 Call Ann. 645-mo. 'Vestclitt Personnel
,\aency, 2043 \\'estcliff Dr.,
A member o!
Snelling lt. SneUing Int.
The World's Largest
Profes5ional
Emplayment Servic•
279ti Harbor Bl, CM 540-6055
HarbCJr Blvd. at Adami
COMPANION to do lite
hause·work & prepare meals
tor eldM'IY 'vom&n. Live in
or out. S5([ wk, Vic:
Brookhurs! & Adams, H.B.
q;z_9943 aJt 6.
COOK, 2ND
$346 Mo. \\'ell estah. convaJ..
C'SCf'.nt home needs e.xptr.
lady 2nd cook on day shift .
Beach area.
CALL ZENA
17141 9S6-IOOO
213/592-5039. -=='-'-'------ISERVICE STAT ION AT· *BEDROOM SUITE* * ~RIENTAI.. RUGS * Siamese klltf'.Ni. 6 we«ks
PERM. Part time {M-W-F), TENDANT all ahlfta open. 4 pc. Solid Chf'rry Dwcel. By Priv. Pty. Cameo Shore1, old. SIS each. 548-2538.
acc. typing w/figure a.hi!, Apply in jM!rson 4678 Cam· Iricl. 00.x 5pgs &: n1att, Xlnl mavln~. 3 brow.n -to~ed
He SH, diet mach. Exp'd, pu!l Dr., Newpt Bch. cond • like new . $325. Algo ~atch1.ng se:I: 3 x 5 to
BEAUTIFUL. Silkie blond pt
poc>c:lle and pom. male am.
brttd needs loving home,
loves ch Ud, 539-7181 :
548--0813 1/12 salary open. Box J\t-2088 The SHAMPOO GIRL Antiqu" Rose:wd Cabri Chair 4 x ~. All au th. Pl'! ''':V Daily Pilot. 330 \V. Bay, . SJJ. Pvt Pry 575.1354 IT Ch1nesf'. heavy \•tool pile '/NG Adlt kittens, S mo-2
SKIS (Head), Mod. 360, S75.
Like nl'W &halt crpt. 1011
yds, $37.50 962-2193.
Co~ta ?ttesa. Part time. fltu.~t be hcensf'.d · · impCJr ll!: S37S Al~ ii) Tur-BABY'S cominc. Mu!!t !ll'll fT'!l, S(lme neutered, 9lmC' ~NE PERSONNEL I -'=jf,;j;ii;~i;idi0n.--·1 ~o~P'"~"'~'~"'.:...''~7J~·~6'~"1".,,__~-GEORGETO,VN G 11 11 er i e quaise !I x 12· oval hooked Staulff'.r !able, Excl'llent? non-neutered some long CCDl l((ES•A'GENCY Public Rel•tlons . SHEET .Metal Ma c hine solid mahogany dining: room ru1 $185. All Xlnt cond. Seit oUf'.r! 549--067-1 hair some 5h0rt. 83&-4493.
JUV n. 1r vou have a. promohonal 0 1 " 1 h sec. T11ble , 2 leavt>s k parts. 67.~JJ« "" '"13 1/12 · . pera or. ...us ave !-"~·~~~~'=~~~~~-SILVER Fox jackf'.!, xlnt ~
488 E 17rh fa1 Irvine) C.M. saJ:s bckgrnd the sky is I~~ pl't'ss-hrake f'XJl, Apply in 4 cha.in & bulf~t $165. mi~. STOP & SWAP cond . 2 Evening dres~a. _,.,i
. .. 2.1470 11m1t '?r. 5&lary_. Al~o,. as~ist pe.rs. 84!1 \\', 16th St, N.B. 5'1R-;i972, 1979 Orange Av,., ~·a6101 ~·=·=·'='=· =R="='=·="=,..,.==='='·==== I FhoRmEE, ~~nd1.'m" Uny•.~.:.~u't~llul
V"I 1.dvf'.r1J11ng ?tt1ni 1k1rt OK. Cl\!. _ .... o-C 1 ~-~ Cl.II f'.tiss ·Laura, 557-612'1, START JOB , 4'173 Nf'.wport Blvd., .r. . collie color. ahel!le and long
LADY !or re slauran!
eX p de!l 'd. Pleast call
:)4j...J686
\.\Ork Abigiil Ablxlt Ptr!lOnnel Young gal with 1hort work 8 .QUILTED ~'lfa & nli1t . /next to Tony's Bldg Mat.) M ltcellaneoua hair G. Shep/mix. T mo
Ag1!0('y , 230 \\', \Varnl'r, l!:xp. good !ypini. Call t,o. ('hing love~t1t; Ell rly U1ed turn· Slaves· Refrli:'g· W•nted 820 lf'.mall'. 833-1029 1/U
Suile 211 S.A. raine, Wt.slclitf Pergonne! American limp~ k table :
0
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REAL EsTATE SA.LES& ~~~~c~,J-~~ Westclill Dr., :~~~ t e d kn I c k·knacks. '!~~·~ :~;t i~~v~ ;:,~a~:u~~ Re~7c,edl.i ~~ lnwg~ed!
Join a ~ing orgahiz.ation SUPERB Dom' top annoire . condition 893-3374 slart lhe nf'.W year right! TIRE Mar & T r a 1 nee. Span oak dining table, 8. H!l_YER UM 1~rln1elheclcu111~r 1 ----"'=c:cc,c:.::,,=._:,,.~
Ek>nUs commiMion p I a n . managers openin(!, Earn In Span oak Stf'.ref.I ample stor. ot:rnz-o-at1e prt I re_ nc. TYPEWRIT ER: Prtbl,
Only 2 openings, CAU lor in· f'.xces.s a! Sl!iOO ma. plu~. co pper l.rldg ST5, Chan-Bohn context ~alculator. Pal. manual, w/script k f'. y !l .
tervie""" Bud Corbin . Paul i\lust be exp'd & be able rirHe rs assort m irror, omar microscope. RCA 548-5198 1'1am or wkeMs
Martin. to sell. Opt:n in&!l in L.A. fi7:;....sgi2 Bl\V 1V & Mi!lc po.,.,·er tool!!. LUGGAGE ..,,·anted by pvt
CORBIN MARTIN Orange County area.&. Ai>' ST 5·ELL 5 R ,1 •. 1 Going Over.seu l\t ust Sell! party. In gCIOd cond.
• pcy : 1001 HarOOr Blvd, ~1U , ms " e,.i Dave· 646-2233 646-1286
. 1 1 lJ REAL TORS 644-7662 Fullerton. !urn, s\eM> f'.qpt, guns,li:~co·i-'7.T::''n-.;T:· :;;;~I =========
1.00KING for mort. 1h&n just
anothrr )Clb ~ Join Ulf. "New
&aut1lul ldri1s" Div. ol
GENERAL 1-'00DS. Help
01hers lo t>nhancr th f'.ir
personal beauty \vhlle en-
)Clylng a profitable 'ou!lineu.
$25-Sl50 wk up. No exp nee.
No door to door. 842-2664
FREE To rood hOme mu111
give up male b lack
mlnlatutt poodle approx 6
yn. rood companion
4~1050 art 6. 1/11
MARINE ~ngme ! ns ll f'.dr ROUTE Sal•·-1"" wk to •t. Spanish wall plaque&, mini f\fOVlNG Sale: \\'est1n1h5"' Z.3 YR. old male. Buenji. w11n1~. E ;i.;pl'r en c e. ~.,........,., "" f · ~~,.., o · tt aet GoOd with childn!n I: cats. HR s ROAT T&ke ov fslab Fuller Bru5h VIETNAM hik1"5, TV 23" B/\V, lamps. "'"' tt rig. ~. 1°' e Mu1lcal ln1trument1122 AR'f".'ORK. Designers wa nt-only/apply LU · C'I rte in L.agunA Xlnt pt time ~1ust s~ la Apprec! SIOO, bdrm iet SUS, Joung:e f----------Needs kivf'.. 61 3-1009
l'd !or frct'lanc" products & 625 So, Euclid, Suitl' 4 CO. 1781 Placentia, ·' · * 642-!l492 • chr $25, davenpCJrl $25, 120 BASS 8rilll1nte a c· eve!. 119
N.B.
CAL·FAIR
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
nr1v ideas of proleMional Anaheim MATURE M&n or larly clerk wk also avail S42-7573· Sheet Metal Warker chandehf'.r S25, fillnr cah rordion w/case. Very good 4 ~lONTll S old part Cocker.
quality; ~ui ti1b!e ror Grer1. in c .r.t. l1q-rlell . 2-1 11 pm SALESWOMEN, Ex· El t · 1 n TRADITIONAL Furnitu~. SZ'i, crptn1 l rues. l\hsc. cond. SU~. MS-3576 be!ott ''nier, fathtor had "ooyo~
in .. Card·, Crr11om1c & Girt. COOK daily. Exp des'cl, 540-9921. perier1C'ed, rf'.t11U food iitore. o· ec rl ocMo h 1.. copies ol the old da0>"11· 644--0916 nnnn blood " Small cut•y an< .. Al!ilO need y.·aman cook, ex· 1e1e •C an .. hnndcrafTerl in pine. o 1~=~-~~=--oc= · · · · \vl:ire Depts: to be manufac-Prl'Ier Hotel or Hospital .. xp. MECHANIC, Full !ln1e. Xln! d · DESK and draltJn, IA ble C--0-CLASSJC GIBSON lo "Peaches" 346-1680 1112
W·1 -,.....rif'.nced, Jo< proparation tops, hu lche-', ry !links. . . . turf'd in .!11 p11t1. •I pur. Local, Cal! Ann, 645.2710, wa,i:es & brnrritl'i for right ~(.foods k counter \i•ork. AUSTRAILIA !able~. etc. Pie<:ei made to c omb1n .1 !1an, locking GUITAR \V/CA.t;E $75 DACHSHUND mix, female. rha~r out ri~h1, or royally \!t'e~rc!HI Prnonllf'.I Agf'.ncy, nlan. Rirhlield , 19th. &. d .... we .... "" ho1h r;Jdeg Ad • 673-2174 • J " Id Good Give cl'ta il~ k backgrolind. orrlC'r. 646-9583. '" "' ""' · ·I ==~;,;;:::,,;:'=== I ·l Yr· 0 · ha~is. 4!)6...1881 or Daily Pilot 2043 \Vesl r.litf Dr .. N.B. Newporl , C.,\1. I ~=~~-~~.-~--,l just11bJr l!lt !op. All me!al, w/children. 8»-19CI aJt
Box i\f.7JO. 1-------'---Transporatlon . necessar.~. Cr•ne Operator SOFA.and matching lovt.seat good conditio n with adj. / I COUPLE to rnanage 10-unit l\l EN wantl'd, run f.· r 11rt c.~l . i tta. write Box M-2J, M s70 !or both. Floral pr.mt ch•;• ;so. ""' ,.~~n Office Furniture 6. 111
Asscn1bly Tra inee Girl.~
Ai::rs 18-26 nrcdcd for im-
m~ia rc local openln'!.
ORANGE COAST
1-:~IPLOYMENT AGENCY
124 Broath\'ay fi.1:,...31!1
apt . house tor lree ap1. time, S1200 ror 12 wks wark. o ·1 p ·1 1 3JO w B•y asan · l ~ ndl 'icti;~"if.'ii'v~"i;~;;;;~(:;;;;<;;;:;;:!-~E~9;u~l!f~·----_:8~2C'.4 SAMOYED Hu·'·y mal• 11
C.'M". Lo, , , M ill Wrlghto materia , """" co f1on -.,. !\lust be able to do glll'den-21J/ 438·9311. 644-.1140. SACR.IFICE Two Goodyear mo1. To !amUy w/!1 yard.
ing & minor ttpairs. Write l\fOTEL HOUSEK EEPER S ALE S\VOM EN, ,.:-;. P ipe Fltttr1 Po!yg!Mg G 70 x 14 v.·lde Reftrfd Mx8) wood dl'sks, O!df'.r children, experience
expc r. lo Box M-2087 The l\e,vport Bf'.ach d . d d t END TABLES, ane OC· avals. Mounted on llfw $19.JiO a R•tin'd WOCJd arm w/lg dogs. 6n.151..8 1/12
Daily Pilot, 330 \\'. Bay, Ph: 6i~l46.l periencl' · catter min 1'1. 0 $125 t11gonal maplf'. Sl2, ane chromt rtvc-r~ rim1. Only rotary chalni, S29.SO e We Casla Mesa. work into asst, mgr CJ 1ne French ProVlncial S 15. 300 miles (II wear. Ex«llent hivt th9 l•f'll'lt Hil'ctlan APT ai2e gu relria'. pt'rfec1
-NE\V OR EXPERIENCED ladie~ clothing chain. Pleau Total fee 6"4-1140. condltiori! Must sf'.IJ, now of used office furn ln !his Ctlnd. YOU-HAUL. 32122 So.
ASSIST A.VT house mo1htr DENTAL ASST., chainide, SALESi\t EN. L A rt \\' t N A pp ! y in per 1 o n FU ITURE S6 Cout Hwy. So. L a g .
tor wan1e1i's alcoholic: rehah e'(p'd. only. Undr 30, 1 COMPANY Rt111.le Divi!lian BACKSTRE ET Na. 2.l * CUSTOM RN anly S · 89l-i460· Uta. 499-2516 1/9
home. Some k no w ledRC !)am-12. Mon. Tues. Thun nel'd~ ~evC'ral gtnt'ral rral l Faahian Island, N.B. UNIVERSAL RENTAL. See ad c!asl GAS StovP S3.J Croa5top ft!c f\fahan Dtdr
J h 1. Room ~-nl & Fri ''''Pl Summer Hun 4000. Call 548-34111 -lr•·i I"< Ch••I of ,_ ... ,,, 1800 Newport Blvd.
A co 0 ism. · •iuo. · 1 · · · esllllt a::rnu. N~w 01f1ce S ES CLERKS 714/956 2251 ·~ ..., ... ..
BEAUTIFUL Ynunr adul!
lemale cal, 5iiky haired
calico .4: fluJfy 11lver-rrey
54&-7308 1/12
sal11.ry. ~ay 1\etk. \Vn1e linirton Ha.rbclr. 846-0611. I opening in Hunr i ngron * AL • DROP-Leaf maple U ble. $15 TV Sl.5 4 po1tl'r w"lnul 642-MSO
2700 Harbor Bl.,.'rl., Sultf'. 301, DiSTRIBUTORS, p<lrf/tull , Beach appro'< Frh. 1st. Op!!n 7 d&y!l a l\'f'.ek &fats 11x. Sl5. bl'd $20 Jake'1 Us t!' d 13 Ft L-!lhaped l'Xecutive
L1st1ni:: cac B, m ll JO r -APPLY-\VAITRE"'S-"·-'d I d \\ Male Huslrie black with Co~t" :viei:a 9262fi I ti me. single nr cpl~. Nr
1
• 1 1 · Full a.nd pa n Ume Call 645-09~15 Evl'rylhing 117 E. 18th, 0.1. hobby df'.ak, 12 drawen,
homP Inrerv.,.,"S lOam &.2pm med ica l insu1-anct!' pa 1cl h)' , I ->-<:->P • or 111· LOVF:LY Gold l)r oc11.de WROUGHT Iron &. ,,.,.ood wide document ~tOr&il', cost AUTO Sat & Sun. Carmt nita·Alon-company u1ct11111·r t:nn1ests ! Tht Tobac~llt Hn~. rwori , COver 21. P111~1d ti;e l Jl1de-ll-bl'd Almost llfw. din•rle set noo. Schlc}r floor SZ7S, new, ivill t&ke $95, "''hitf'., a.Ill'~. ihCJts, ICJVes
rlra tndus1r1a! Park, 1352J 1i ~nd bon :i.~ pl~n. (;rt in rin HuntingTan nlf'r, · l'\'e~. oi;ru me su pp e ·. P-Sac. SlOtl 962-2031. mfldel halrdryl'r S75 2 !ire 646-5077 6i5-3670. childttn 536-n8l alter 5
O.M.V. GIRL Alondra, San!a Ff'. Spring!. tht grour.rl f\OQr "nd !!:['OJI 1v SALES \\'Of\1AN nt>ehood<d
1
lNt'!r ~l~~nr i:~~~A~F;.RLl~8~~ CORNER ta hle, ''<tra lon11: milk cant StO ta Some1 an-ELECTRIC A.B. D ic k TWpmO. ·.hort h•0._, p,-',.,'~:
Or srnd lcttct A ttn. 1•i1hu~.CaU l,ll r.,.,·in RC'aty, llct"nsed Charm Sc . o · l beris, frame~, covt N. l1que1 & colle c t a b fl , pririter mlmeCJgr&ph & &p-" n:u ·~
I }" r. \\' f Jnr . f\i~·li!l~~ 11r S2i·22'21 , limit 540-5540 Beach Blvd., Hun t Bch. I 1'\ n li,12-!1!129 1.lt 4. pro:ir S50 supplits, S1~1' -females 9 mo alrl. Lovable' $1~ ilu~I h,. r\per. !ln ron. _-·-·· · !lge ' -------f S\50 &!4-1740 (i Ii .ir\:,. Xln'r local co RI'~· DR IV E r. . KE:"'l~El.i\11\N ronf\rlrnr'" krp!. SARAH C.OVrntry Inc , full * * WAITRESS-Mus! h&ve 8' ~OF' A \Vlth matchlnt MOVJNC-:O..tayt1g ""'S!lher k. 64:.-3433 ~~9 10~ e 11 tr a In ~1 12
I Be.ach , Prrni. "":c ttion. Good ocr•.Y 1;u RSE or pl-time help nef'.ded no local references F 1111 or I G···' __ ,,·1,·on. d ry e r, x In! c o n d ; ONE Yr ~ld. Xl n! cond, Pric· • ~C:,,""c'----~~~-, u 11 . pn)• 1n~·rea.~es. ,.,, '''"'''m'"' .,7 ,.83 • par1 tunr, Anpl,v 1n pior!on "hair. 1VU11 .. ui11.1 h 1 ,. & I ~rc.1 I fr'irnf::hl nu1 turPman.~111~! Rclircd Ur111~ul!ll posllion • ".,.,-Q'f 1 "930 '" C 1 H""''S~,O * •• 84\i.S6&11 S n1 it -Coro n a po r td far bf'.!ov,r 1-el11!1. Prtn· PARTBassett 1.nrl pt ai::e
' h I , d · · 277 11· on Y. "'' ..,. o&.~ "J• t pe"•lt• / M~Pod I I I 1093 S R.I h•f •hout 1 Y••r old l•m•I•
c .. 11 Zena
1714 1 956-1000
CAL·FAIR
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
avr i::llClf ,,n~'1ni;: rt('(lr · 1 Call ,\1111. f,\J. Q, ,~1 -~~.:A.i1STRESS For parl ll n1e N B. Surf & Sirloin LITE , .--Y .. , .r v.· ca •r : ..,.. r pa s on y, · I c ·
Apply ~t,2?61 2 Laguna Can. ri1ff rrr~nnrl Agency, 2043f 11ork in Hun tington Beach. 1 rlav~n!~.w~ c~~:~~~ ~1~~19.btke : 1linet1e. sf'.t. Sr .. S1111ra Ana. ~ wllh children .
_yon n,,, t...1curi.1. \\'e~lcli!I [)r., N.B. 8!0-4221. WA ITRESS-Exp d. Appl,v n s· &l' "''!l8 ""'0""'0"1 892-1372 l/9
-~~~~~~~===~~~=======,I ""l'IJIJn 2-4Pi\1. s w I s s ,'IQ, ......,., • 9 s~ P ' noa/Org•n• 826 LONESO'"" a •• my F:LD ERL'r'. y.·om1'n netderl "~ 1-·· --"' · ----GOLD WooJ MIC. 12'.:l . .-... 1a "~ eo~ ,. b"hystr Mo5Uy dy!, pos~ Help W•nted, M & F 710'-telp Wented, M & F 710 CHALET, 414 N. Ne"'·port DlNETIE Sl't -Blue-gref'.n. Selmer trumpet K·modillf'.d name & llnding a JIOl(lng)
nitrs Cd:-.! area 675-6llJ Blvd, N.B. ~ _ c~air1 S45. Like nf'.w 248 Sl50. Wet ~uil, 150 lbi'. Beginner s Orgen Class owner is my r amt!. Howj * w A IT RE s s E s, l'X· 54.r&.JlS or 64&-Z776. 5.4... S20. MetfClnome ~. ENROLL NOW about YoU? 646-8226 1/J2i
Ex per Medical Recept R perie~. Apply 111 Pf.l'50n , BEAUTIFUL che!lt, J..ctrawer 61, ~•". Clas~ 5tartlng Tul's., Jan. EE Pu 1 II ~ .... tr rd lor busy G.P.'s otti«, good e1taur•nt l '"3 3ll 2633 W Cout f h p . . I A ,. ~·~ 2 7 6 "· FR PP ea <>lfCPl>e typL~1 . 646-3903 : ~ : , , n!nc rov1nc1a • n iqu• PIANO f(imball ConflOlf'.lte 1 . p.m. we«,.. coune l half Poodle. C&l.I aft s.
ANNOUNCING ANOTHER Hwy., N.B. white. S.100. 673-3372 walnut tinlah. Xlnt cond. $12. HAMMOND ORGAN 531 .. 9630. 111
AUTO p OLI S lf j NG & EX p ER l ENCE D 1-ITST E xc itin9 WAITRESS. exp'd. Apply UPHOLSTERED CH A IR, $450, Lf Dux c=ht &. ottoman S1UDJ0S. 28M E.I 'kout MALE, <( mo. olrl hu Incl
DETAii.-pCJsltions. Exp'd opl'rt1ll'lr for par! timl' c ~ Nl'wport, C.~t. Brunch hluf'.. low barrel Iha.Pf'. S211. S250. Te11k dtn'r rm tbl w . Hwy .. Corona d • ar. bird dof. 54&-f346, "5 W.
r ni::ine cleaning &t paint-bu!-~~~~ ~\.e:~rr~t.3. Call ' Hou~. 644-1140. Li swin&' fft $25. 67~595. ~. FIMAL WU!IDn, C.M. /~
62S So. Euclid, Anaheim
(Suite. 4)
fin;. Salary opl"ri. Gro11o'tk oco . A. ORTiiO Maftrtu, h O • POWER tdpr S35: al1T1C111t • ., 3 Da.rllnt bl1.ek Coe
eo. l\tETRO CAR \YA.SH f<'E:'>-1ALE-Llte factory work, :.J eprinp Ir rn.,,,.. Oeub~. new mowina mael\!ne S50: YEAR IND puppl•s. One femall',
29a0 Harbor Blvrl_, c_.?t_J.__ !ult tim! ~~:'.~16 * MllWndiM I["'-I 2 l\1onth1 old S43. 673-7036. , Deraller bicycle: S SO . CLEAR OUT malts. 15 wk1 . ~
BABYSlTIEP., lilr hsekpng 1-------'-AND . V LGE Knee-hale , w a In u 64 2...(1863. of Pl•rto• A Or9an1 SIAMESE Sealpolnt, al
in !rarhrr·~ homr . Rc!'s Flexawrittr $2 Hr fini.!lh, 5 drawers I: file J7 !Q. YA'RDS nylon Many at wholeole price1 ma.le, exceptional ()'pie
rNJ'd. Own tran.~p. &16-6711fi \VlLL. TRAIN. at St.75 hr II ~ t drawer, office. chr. 962--2719. carpetina. Slut wilh rtten WARD'S BALDWYN STUDIO 536--0476 . 0ABYSITTt:R~e.rl-~ c:(PC'r. on IB?.1 elec. Xln 't 1 Antlqu.1 IOD n~ck~. Good condition Ito. 1819 Newport Blvt::, &U-3484 FREE puppies to mPoq41ble'I
honil'. Sl 2~ mo plu~. o .... ·n ~~~1~1\t~~bo~u\,~r::~~i _ {2U en 3 Gtr•g• Sale 112 549-0874 Hammond, Ste inway , party '1969 Pomona p t.
!r·11 ns. Gver~2r; Rel'•. call 'Mn V CHERRY SldeMan:I about -I( ·~ _ ~·...:i-!:LSEA-·~-US Navy Yamaha. New I uaed pianos 54M997 _\U9,
\\'J , , ,, H 6 /\gr ni:y, .. ,,,, \ . Warner, \:il'G,....e .U e -d•ck clock•, "5 ''· Min· a: m011 mill:••· Afil");Uy5 Iii
96!i-:l."i41) .• u1 ~ , . , .... borne !or t11.mily heirloom 317YI Adam~. On thf'. alley)' ·JW!)-''1, 2537 W. Coaat Hwy. SCI. C.llf. at m t u1c old. Good wltb kl~·11 '"''~ or v • · · ~ ., 211 S A We wlll o••epl oppUcationo for_ l.AlO. Sacr!Jice to !Ind 1ood ·-., .,., Sch Id M 1 BLACKpuppy,female,1iir.rU~
Bankin1:: FUl.L Or pl -liml", no exp. • WAITRESSES !mm Penn. 5"-18-1928, HB Set; Sun U rai!lln(. N.8 . 543-41!12. Co., 1907 N. Main, S&nt. S4 l..a830 · ·j°/J * COMMERCIAL necraw-y. ·\Vf ITaln. creat • BUS IOYS A 'fT ENTION Decoralon ; Everythlnr ioe•. ·MIU.ER BlutgtlU Banj& Ana. LOVABLE 2 -·.male iit. "' o ppa rlu nitY . Ktt1 cot 15 Gal 1 · l lilO 4 It k l3ll WwJty "-an. Brent'NOOCI "ov TELLER lnt'rplanltm Inc. 543-!IMO; e DISHWASHERS Louis Phllllpt canape (AOla) aquar um, COQU>ltte, • , ac ear stereo · "''• brtl!d puppy. 292 , Ila F.•p'd, Apply in pe.nion , t old dAmaik, a 1teal, sl.250. Slmmon1 hideabtd, T V Old time. phonocraph $ts. dtluxb moo.I, xtra Jpeakrr. Nov11., CM. 54H797 l /9
&l&-.'!ll9. e HOSTESSES t 6' bl t 1..,; 4~1051 rouot&!n V1lley M•thodlst Newport N1tlonal GIRL f'llllDAY 546-8S76. II ett0 ca ne' .llll eves. Church, 96Z-$3 or 962-6318 f"REE ShOrt Ila.Ind ii!t
Bank e COOKS JEWELRY, razor, tamp, mir· chair, ml~. 426 . Dahlia, FOR IALE pt Da<:Nhund and 1-w"'
5,,.no· r & Pl1.el!ntia. N.B. Part lime. help n~ed to 11-CdM 673-7469 Fri-Sat-Sun. led doubll' tJtr Joeken. Fair KJMBA.U.. Co 11 101 et te: ·-""'U 12
1 dARMAID-No exp nrc, no
coslumf'.5. Nirhta, N.B. Alf
lG-40. rn--51 n.
BEAUTI' Advi1or t.o
demana1r1te l'xcltina new
f)f'Oduct1. Na door In door.
Sf'.lling reqU ln!d. new mm·
J)flny-lets l!Et'OW toaetht:r.
Call 347""'12~.
BOAT CARPENTER..~. 90me
l'Xp. A~ply: LUHR'S BOAT
CO rm Pl11nintln. C.M.
11lst act. dir. no up, nee. e 8 '"RTENDERS ror, f\lrn ., vUt, etc. At.> r'IW>n. Walnut Fin!ah. X111.t Cond. -"' wood turn. ttftnlshinf Frl.• " .......... '65 wi n. priced low, •COndlUon. I~. L&nry, Dail>' ••<IA. •• ·-"95 r........ IA --' -· I Apply In pel"!Oft only, Jeanne F I lrit tabl '4 h I ' pt -,,,..., n..:.w "' •"""" ~
Edwa.rd1. \Yt<t 13th 11 AM -• COCKTAIL WAITRESSES &in., s.c . 49UOU. N:r:' ~n~t-(ra~ c ~ ~ ro:t.N.le· Utett 4, ftuora-OLDf~ S.by ,Grand, .. u alt!red male cat. G. tVl h
2 Pf\1 GreenbroCJk Rec Club mlrror. ~S. 2 3 7 2 ctnt nxtU,.., SI ••di. u ls. or trade: fer Sfi~~t. 2cl~~~19
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Magnolia btwn FJlb I: TaJ. Startlnt December 2t Appll•nce• to2 Rutatn Dr, CM Contact Mt. l..&My or Mn. 6*4~ r• oe1i....-• ....--.--
hert. FV, t :oo.4:DD Dally GAJtAGE SALE: rood rurnf: GrffTlmu. Dally PUot, a.l:I almotl 2 mo oW, 'M'I tiny,
GIRLS, be )'Our own boll. Apply 1n Pe,..., COLDSP'OT Re tr 11 . " ture. Many pieces I: odda I Wnt &a.y, Cotta Mru S.Wlnt MachlMI t11 3 male, 1 fem. 543-29:32f!/';12
Sell quality brand name 24901 Avenhle cM le C•rlota Hflmlllon automatic w•~her. l'nd~. Sun. ll·S. l)09 Cltw. tliPET Layer1 bavt' aha& l!rm Sl"ser z~ Auto, GORGEOUS Black I: ~te
coeml'Ucs. ~O ~ com· Lllf"M .Hiiis &.Ith rood mnd, SQ-8121, land, C.M, I. Cllmm'I twttd trpls. Pt:al bcau!Uul walnut consol•. klrwba.ired male cat. T ~~ :~~·Now':r~r·= 230tl We11"}1nster A\"A, C.M. FURN, dilht1. clolhel, tooll dl~l. ~~~1e'Wllr. C.U a,aktl lu tlt nlfoltt. u~~ ,....,. 1111
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Santa Ana or San Diego Frwy. to F'rl(ldalre wa.'lher o\ r.11&e. (Mort Addtd!l 180& IJnll"ft, ~''· 121-11'40 overt"tl ·••Mt b l Ind ~~· .... ·~ --. ct.P e c
!M-lT;iO. El Toro Rd. -Corner of El Toto El:telll'nl condition Jamaica Rd, MtM Verde. f)E.LUX£ Mwlnc machine ln Mm•. deslpl e!c. Guar. • 8-9425 111·
• OlRL \\'ANTED • Rd . and Avcnida de 11 C1rlota. Kl 9-0551 Slit I: Sun ·cabinet. Automatic b1111on "4.44 cUh, or small Prmta. SM 31$ mo •IDl:Y =ml
n.n.L.ch1.rre bbokkeepe:r, t:it· to work •mall unit roUecHon ~ ... -· -"" ••"' -REFRIGERATORS WIL'=i CAR.AGE Salt : 116 A111.t-. • holer • ait·MJ. SSO . -· to•"""" home. ,,....,N.J
JX'riencl' in paymll report1, dcik. E.'xl'J, not nee. but Owned by Far West Services, Inc. rREEZERS. •~..)...•J~·~~ BAiboa laland. New ' old, ,&4+>1905 --:rR•l'll"I .L "MA~ •-m ~ Lt actt r('conciltat'IOn. journ1.J1 helpful. Must br 1ble ti) 0 lo I S k Sh Coe • • .. ., ..,.,,. ~ llf l'l • "-.(VilU •w '.&el<', A~k lar Mr1. Bnnl, f:!.)n¥ertt with 'peoplc-, ltt, pera r5 o nae ops, OS • •• 646--7820 •• f\lm,app'lAclothe K. iUIMONs ~ht)'¥ ~,~~~~IJlle d''~.· ... clta~Jl'J~ ttv:
Johnson It Son Lincoln Mf'..r· typll'll 1: ft1ina. Sl.IS hr. ft.euben'5, Reuben E. Lee, RCA Whirlpool dl1bwa1ber, SUPER GAR.AGE SAI...E! 1prlna:, ift!WriPrlnr . AllJO . c'htne In yo\ir libmt. $fte. . Pl"l&'t· .)ll)ut'b'Uft ii Su
cury, 2626 HA.rbor Blvd., to 1tart. Contacl ~tr. Glbbl, The Whaler, l sadore'I Like new/whltt portab\~. SAT·SU~ 2212 Aralla 51, NB rollaway Md, Bolh O:· lat $3.95, •II work p&r&n• with a Daily PUot neatftrd
Cnst11. Mesa . 540.~lO. 64.2.-7960 C.M. · flOO or be5t, !l<IS..0765 (Ea~t Blull) cell4!nt. 646-L117 lttct r,.t.~. ad. 1..:::::::::.::::::::...:::.c:;;;;;.c_~-"---'--+'-~----' zi, ~-------~
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DAILY PILOT . '
Here'.s How You Ca11 Use
Our Famous Dime ·A • Unes '
our famous
DIME~A-LINES
e •i"I tMm or m1il them with u-rrect c.11h
to one of our 4 e;on"• "lient offices..
•No livestock. produc~ or pl1nt1..
e •No comrn.rci1I 1ch 1llowed. e ·Eich Item must be priced. with no ;11m
o .. r $25. · • •
C•1•I J) .. HtPS ••4 J,Mft ~r I/ ..
USED outside carpr.ung 12' I
x 20· blue &"J"ffn SlJ,
644-5199 •
WHIRLPOOL v.•asher S2J .. l
lalO.'M'IOV.'er $.l. 9 x 12
briidtc'd rug, handmade $2J.
Touter S2-Waffle iron
S3.5e. Shovels $2.~. Table
$5. Eltttric cooktr $2. Sat· I sun. 655 Dan'ell St. Cf\!.
TOYOTA tires on rims, like NEW cuburetor kit for I-II-SPEED hand grinder $25.
M W s~ ff.ch. 2 gallon Ja8 Fa.loon S3. Arm m umcle ~X· SI'\ of hi-speed 1.teel cutter•
can v.·ith spout S2. .SOI.id erciser $3. Home iCf' cream SID. Set er soft meta.I cutten
,.,_oak door _S~; M&-0714 • , mak>ef, used ~lee SID. Mud $10. Other cutter, set $10.
MOVIE pro~~or, like ne w flaps-Mr trudl', brand. l'lf!w Steel ca!e" $5. Total 00·
S2i Vaeuum cleaner .$25. s;o. ,Numerous Pont 1 a c • piece~. Original cost $135.
Maple end 1able $25. Danish 1empest parti1 $2 -S25. 53 1-7566
round teakwood <."Offee table Chevy . 4_ ipeed 1 r u c. k ''N"Q'°R":E"°LC°'°'0--,1'1l""""Ca<TYo----0>~"1~,-,
$25. Lamp and shade. Maple transmw;ion S:ZO. H1 gh and c&!e. Complete in e.x·
aod brass $9. Vacuum volume p_ump for gas or ccllenl condition $2'2, Phone
cle<iflt'r, Kenmore deJuse 11.a:er $1J. Used pJywOOl.I 546-1497
upright, net>ds repair S7. S2.JO a sheet Al.so other1~~-~~~~---
Small brass bowl, engraved Usl'd "'.'l")Od 2X . • t.:). Ht'aler S:l. Hood $5. Door$
S·l. V.'alnut ca binel $20. Automotive. book:s 1ncluding non-spill shelves, acljU!ltable
Brass plaque S2. 12 instde the .following: Ren a u.l tlc-lol2c.~53=1-_1_"'6~-~---
shullers 12" x 22" 10" x repau· manual SZ. Sprue VANITY 1~·ith large round
2{)'" 10" x 27" S2 each. and MG !\1idget manual mirMr $20 good lo antiqut.
64H935 SZ,50. J948-L956 f>"ord truc.k Large dining table $5. Good
, . . • parts and a ccessor ies lo antique. Relri.1:erator, apt
PIN.K S),U~to spreads $;.i each, catalog $7. Antique motors size $15. Wringtr IO.'asher,
cost f2;, a t Bullocks . manuals Sl5. N ati on a l works good w·lh ·
.?>1a1chini;-fringed tab I e Strvice Data manuals SJ mangle Sl O. small tab::~2~
~ver $3.50; Sham~ $1.50: • $20. Enginttring drawing New toaster, won't pop up
Pi!~ow Sl.50. TIO.'lfl hox manual SID. Hot Rod type S5. Jee skates, girl'1 5ize
springs,. mattress good ~ut magazine! trom 1954 to 1970 6~i $2. 646-6202
stored m garage SJ. Kir~ 20c each 6 for $1 645--3682 . -headboard $10 Big Sa!S • 1 ' HARVARD D1ct10nary ol
barbecue S3. 846--0982 · un on Y Music $3. 1966 Encyclopedia
RE r RI G ER AT OR $Z5 MATCHING twin beds $10 $20: Large white Bible SS.
. ·• • . · each. Tovs 15c. 30c. Games Children's book.!, education
f'._ickup rack $1;:,. 2 lt~s 25c each. Cotft!i! table $.l. T:x-each. Large enclosed
1,1 inch S4 each. Fl010.'er, s all "-1 12 w · N'cord ca binet SlO 8·8.1 x CM 642-1906 m C11<:"S • Oman s -. ' . . · £'lectric shaver S2. EJe..•1ric 1,,1 Cadillac Ure $1 !) •
LARGE rabbit cage $I5. grill $2. Medicine cabinet Bookcase $7. Home J\fedlr.al
Captain's chair $6. Box Id-SL Bi~ Ben jig saw puzzles books, large SS, Large
ing cabiriet SI8. Stcretary 10c each. A I um in um slCl"l"O bookshelf speaker
chair $IJ. Camper drapes, ChristmaA tree $1. Pair dust systems $25 10 Vol. Science
full set $18. 642-8472 ruUles. t1-\'in beds .$1.:Xl pair. Encyicoj)('dia $5. 83.3--3643
ROUND dinette ta ble S25. Electric blanket. lwln $3. 21" TV, black and white
Chairs SS each "Excellent. Car sv.·eep SJ. Mary Poppins SlS. Anti que chesl .$12.SO.
2 s!ep blond enrt tablt'!; S5 walking doll $1. Pictures 2 bowling balls $5 each.
eal'h. Matching table lamps 25c. Frames 50c. 646-3125 Box ot 78 rec~r~~ $5. Box
2 for S5. Large table lamp. BE A U T J FU L wh i t e of t.ool.s $l0. 54.r:i618
new $10. 2 formica end portacrib, complete with 1958 FORD 4 door part!
tables and roffce table $12 mattress and sheet& $15 Short block $1S, Heads $.J
lot all. 545-8538 or 64&-2n6 546-3599 each. Carb and manifold
LOVELY SlO. Fordomatlc SIS. Torque
fruit10.'ood baby DISHES $15. Electric coffee cunvr.rter $10. Radiator $10_
crib ar.d extra finn baby pot $6. Kitchen utensil 11nrl Heater $5.Hood $.1. Oooni
mattress S25. 2 regiJlar size pots 50c -$2.50. \i.'omen"s SS each. Deck $5. BumPf'rS
bed frames, 1 cherry wood. clothing $1 · $5. Sizes 8-10. $.l. Fountain Valley 96S-7370
1 gold 11ntiqued , $7 each. 646-90&0 IDEAL desk for child, sturdy
v,-eU~ilt school de9i, only
$3. 1043 W. Wilson, Cfl!.
6e-5460
2' DRESSING tables S5 each.
Maple coffee table, detailed
$20. 675-2672 or 673-7075
l Pair v.·ood skis, 215 cm
Si 2 pair ski boots. sizes
II'~ and 10 $7.50 pa_ir. Polf!s
$3. 833-2032.
8' HIGH 77" wide, ex·
pandable: room divider in
2 M'ctlons. $22. 968-8810
\Voorl framed mim:>r 3' x -----------COMPLETE 10 g a\ lo n
2' $7. 4M-3JS2. 1346 Cerritos PLASTIC ABS black ~2" ·" aquarium Sl2.3C. New 10
Drive Laguna Beach 41.,-· x z,1" 75". 24" long gallon 11,,ith reflector $6.
• ski runners 75c ea ch, 548-8641
WEBER kettle barbecue cost DAVENPORT $25. End 540-7370 I H'~E~v=-~-----
l 59.9;J, sell fQr S25. 847--6S91 tahlt>S, !amps S:l each. . A Y duty truck til'f'
I F'ElL out of love. Diamond
cUt ptnd&nt cost $90 take
.$18. Diamond cut earrings
cos1 .$134 take S20. Large
knife set cost $59 take: S16.
Tableware .et cor;t S1J2 take
$25, fa.moor; perfume C05\
-$25 take $3. 539-21TI Ask
for Jack
SELF-windina: man's calen-
dar v.'atch, duplicate gi!t,
eost $29, now SlO. 546-3860.
RING. Ladle& w \tll 3
amethyst 5tones ~etting,
cost S40. now S20. 546-3860.
OLD Antique pop corn Dining table Sll. Chain; s7 REGINA electJ1c broom $10. chains for up to JO x 22
machine $9. 536-8296 ea<"h. Bed, h e ad boa r rl , 642--22M single 11 heel s2s:: Manu11J
KEN' 2S rramC".~ $K Drr sser. vanity ROLL.AWAY bro ;1s . ad~_cJ $].), Antiqlle 1readle
110RE washer S , rllns $l5. Chesls drawers SIO. 54.'i-8J04 gn .. ustonP S25, Small pro-
good . Phone 893-0122 . bl d p11nP. l11nk S7.50. Simpson
WHITE a nd golri bt"droom Desk SIS. Twin. tlou t ay SCRAM LETS VTVM :I03 $2."i. Mauser 7.65 S2~. Leath('r chair ot om11.n • S25. Volt and clip S2S, '"
PLAYPEN $10. car bet! $3.
Baby lamp $2. Crib mobile
$5. Porta crib SlO. Cr\b $10.
Mattress $3. Diaper bags
Sl. Infant a.eat $1 . 5 0.
545-5.102
BASSJmT,
hood ""' 67l-5928
oveni:i2e
mattres&
wHn
$7.50.
SKI boots men's r;ize 9-10
SlO. 673-5928
SKI boots, men'1
S20. 6~5.m
SKIS, v.U>d 190'1.
673-59U
1.ize 1().11
$5 • SlO.
I FELL out of love. Diamond
cut ~nda.nt cost S90 Ukt
SI!. Large knile get cost
$59 ta~ $16. Tableware set
cost $132 ~ $25. f amous
pe:rtume cost $25 take S3.
539-ZlTl Ask !or Jack
KITCHEN gas stove, regular
sU.e $:.5. ZU4 Continental
CM
USED bricks. 300 al 8c each.
You haul. 5't&-2464
CAMEO Shores homecv.ner
movlna: to apt. ~I! Duncan·
Phyfe !Mhogany lamp table
S2S. +tier Forslund Chtrry
end table $25. 34" formic.a-
top utility SIO. St! 61 3
fireplace ga! lors. grate and
beliowl; $25. St\ Of 3 I
matching be ige pl a s 1 i c:
uphOlstered 30" swivel bar
stools $12 e:ach. 5' extended
eJectrk sv.i\-"CI fan SIT. Ken-
mo~ 1.Wteptr vacuum s:..
Set of 3 troplcal fish ,,,,·all
plaque1 $5. 12" clear blue
flo~r vue. Sl. 15" item
blue:. a:l&M goblet S3. Antiq ue
framed picture $2. Coftee·
maker travel kit S2. 2
~ size: wool blanketl;
$10. G-uden tools 50c • $2.
Antique artif&CU $1 • SIO.
61>1!54
LADIES Pearl ring. pearl
setting In yellow gold, l..'QSt
$35, now Sl:i. 546-3860.
r.et, 2 twin bros. box springs S2.'l. Beriroom chair S8. " -• $25 A rounds ammo $10. Sat. noon auu mattresM's. each. ~rycr S2:t, \~asher $10, lron NSWERS til 5. 645--174.ii
S draw('r ches l SZS. .1 $.1• Typev.Titer $20. Radio ~~----
drawer dresser v. \th mirror S~. TV $2;1, Table tennis 60 SAMPLE Christma\11 clll'd
LADIES ring with &mokcy S2.'i. Sofa bed SJ~. SnarP srl S2fl. s231 S 1er1 in g Bro_nco -Husky -F11go t -~ks, SS pages or l2" x
topaz setting. ''ery nice drum with case S20. 968-5689 AVf'nue 1142-4920 Hrl1um -C0.1\IAK ER 1-1'' qualify paper in e.J eh_
hal'ld \vork. cosl $45, now MOVING • must w!I Ken· 1 2 HA I~ d $-h He was thr president of the Grr11t rllr .<Wrapboob and
S20. 546-386(}. moi-e 220 0011 rlryer s2· La ,.1hrytrs h ·~ e~~· Amicable Loan Company_ paint books 50c each. Heavy
LADIES Ring with 7 in-Blood• ,-• t•bles SS eacl~· Chilmdp ~ 1 0s"i s ·a t' '. • \\'hen h,. dit d. the doctor duty golf cart $5. RiC'ker
t h bl ti. "'-' . . " ren 8 nger sewing .. 1 h ,. 1 · . ere angea e 5t ing~. !'QM! Slatted col!rr !a hie SIO h. 1• W . _,, murmured, le as gone 5 1 booL,, ad1e! size 8, \11orn
qu •• ,, •mothy·t '"-''"''' · mac ine '" omt-n s tl<K> h ro•'AKER" ' l '"" II l ... ' "' '""-' " ' Swag lamn Sl.l. l'edera! children's clothes 5c. -SL to is "" · " <II )'~. \0 51 ·""'-'· se nr
reta1l value $50, .sell for f'nlarger Sl'i .• 1S mm Brll I 962-4744 ELECTRIC rlryer, \Hh: $2.l. S~. Sta~ting Sunday. 330
SlS. 546-386(1. !.· Howell S23. Bi'JI & Howrll Auton1alir 11·asher S25. ApL Esther SL nrar 201h and
MOVIE r?winds, heavy duty, ~ nim movie <.:!lmer<i .i LJ. DROP.LEAF ni~pl"·-table, siove SL'i. Boy's. an<l girl"s Santa Ana Ave. 646--2646
co1t S15 each, cos! $38 each. Conlacr box Si S!erco seats six, SJS. 645--0!l;)J blk(' $12 each. Ele-c1ric :'llA 'J':" 3 Sfll'!'d 26" bike $25.
531-T'.Xifi. Rl burns ~,ll)c. Bnok~ 2X • ASH bl~ndr2_natural hair wig mot.,r $2. Eler tr1c can 1 boy'a -l gir]'5 Stingray
SURfACE gauge, grani!e $1. Douhlr bookca~e hearl· ~~ opell!'r $2.1. G111titr com-li11\e S\.'l r11ch. :it).:l83S
S25. Dial gauge $15. Holden; board bf'd tramP SJ. END table, octagonal, maple ml'rcial Uoor bullf'r S20. RE f R [ G F RA TOR , h
$10. 531-7566. 846-621'i. 5332 Kenilworth $12. 644-11 40 Kfrl's o~n S5. PalLo Ur;1; cross·top !;e ezer, ~~
FAR-OUT party dres11, Dnve. HB END table, French Prov1n· ~'t'l!a, fiberglass ·~1-~ ~ pertone S2J. Kttcben-A1de
En1pireline Young t;dwar· AMBULATORY f o Id i n g cial $1J. 644-1140 ~\i Wlb SL at P lacentia, di.,h11·asht>r. porrable 12.),
dian mini, si.ze 9 $8. 646-9015 walker, rub~r !ires. ''•iTh CHAIR, hlue. uphol~tered, · Large Sp~ n ls h iype
ALL in good condition. seal, s:ood condition S!J. barrel shaperl S20. 644-ll.\O RE_F'RIGERATOR $15. Stove bwkcasr $2.J. Large off
M I H nd 1 336-628Q $1.l. Car seat S7. 54S-3338 11,hite ~h11g c<1rn<'t $15. 11)3 .$1~~ ~2~ e=h~ Ma~~~~~~ BARBELLS 300 pounds Sl:i. il~~~~O~. ~er;::te~n li~ JEEP -sand !ires 4.900-; ~th St. &16-71120
cabint't $25. Ornflmental 8.\2-8323 • cars $l ~. 646-ll70R 13" cros~grooved SIO r11ch. BABY crib, ntW manrcs~ ~1ing rret Sl5. Porl;ib!e bar GE frC'Pl er S2:1 CF: 5.1bol·Spruc~ mast ;1nd $20. Car berl. both very
$15. Bar stools SJ each. refrigerator $25. bot h in BEER kegs $.) ea c h . boom $Ii Sa il $20 , rleitn and good condilion,
fonnica kl!chcn tahle and good running c o n<l i 11 0 n. lnlantsral new 1n l\Tapper ;\lahogany tiller $~, All b;ive fi46-32fl(l
chairs Sl.l. Chest of drawers. 644--077.\. $1. Sf'I 4 artr . ..; earlV never been used. 54~~56:) l'c~R"t"B~s"·~c~~I -,~.-~--El · Arnrnc11n T\' t11hlC"S I)('\~ -.1. ouc1 J. Dinette ~~!·ple :a~~i;1r!,D'ho:e~ ~~-OVERLOAD l!"11f ~pr111g~. $j_ 50' nylon "·i ndo iv lrack SHELVES !or OOoks. off1cf', ~"! $10. 540-9001
'-"-Hd br•~~ firepl•·• '''"'~" complelr. for 1~ tnn t·orrl s.~ l Tv la ble~ SOc _ gara~c . or frrr stanfl1n~ "" .,., ..._ ..._ ,....... · k S10 ·-2·16 room rl1l'11irrs S3 • SI .DI!· $10. Air roorlitioner .\lO. pie UP, · ~,,,,... ·1 ·--'.\-1,..hogany hoat 111tlfler and r 1 ._ :J.!S.-3212 Elec.rr1r he a 1 tr SlO-\\'OODEN hi chair $1 0. boy 's t1llC"r Sl. r.an·Ard 4 sptffi -'-"-'-'-'-"-'c·-'...c_c ____ I
Portable 1ype11T1Ter l lfl hikl'. i;n111ll s 1 1. r SJO, ehangrr S10 .l olrl lr.Alher KINGSIZ E ma1tress S 2 ;,
l\ev.· fro sted lurnhleri; and I Ea.~1bl uff NB fi4~-l0%. ~u1trasrs $1 rarh tii3-i129 K1ngsi1.e box sprina; S2j ,
p11 chtr l'l't SlO. Rf'fr1gcrator 1 2 Bikrs 24" Schwinn g irr.~ :, DRAll'ER n1Apl<' l1nish '.Hl\.-ICOC"9~---~--~-I
S25. f.ll'tal dr.<k s1:,. Chilli's $20 each leaiher rlf'•k chiiir rhP~I s2:1. fi Ora'"'r P1nr1NUTONE ~tove rxhaus1 la11.
slide SS. Chaise Joun~e $~ si-1 P~ir 6' oars $l0, h111G~· S2~1. Twin s11r M;-;I ~ ~~rd, hood al'>fl J1gh1 $lj.
Cur!a!ns SI • S·l. Coppi'r 1 6"iJ-21 i •I. ~pnn~s and 111a11rrss $2.\. .).l~.i140
plaques $3 • .l JO :'>larile . , Pair .;I rri<irlr h11nk hrd.~ DOUFIL-->:-...,-,-,-p-,-,,-,--,-,,d·I
ornaments Sl -$\ f'1cturc<.1 BLUF~ Oiir> and ~rrrn 11nrl 1n11-1trc~se5 $2:, f'ach. n11111rcss SW. 642.-8171
$1 SlO. Odrl lamps $2 51a nip hook~ S2 ·10 rac ·Ski Ftrrl romplrlr, pau• lange ---OC:...:C:.C:-'--·1
. S3 i\laplP planter lamp boots 'l S2~-fi7~0!l22 . •listr~sser! m!lplr s!r-p tables BOX i;pnng 11nd mattrrs1
$10_ Clo1hini , i;:trls, l 'i :on hyrlraulic-jar k "-~ S2J rar.h. !\l11!C'h1n11: ('l)llrl' Sl for holh . Strei !uh. ~· . modf'rn 12;'), Tv.•in head· 11omPns. ~.JC • S3. }<!en's is S3. Cr11ftsman 21 , }IP table all like nrw S2.). Pair
shirts 25c • $1. ~1ov1e gasolil"lf' f'ngine S\O, Old QJ] \ivini:; room l;unp~ $20. hoani SI .50 each. BMroom
'to C l..r· . rhalr, like new SS.50 -camera . ht" 5 games portrall on tin SIO. Antiqur :i.111plf' cnrkrt rockrr S\5. ~ II -· n $12.j(). Child's-dresSt'r 75c. '""' -. """'-4914 , 197 umbrella s:;. Triumph roll Round maple occas1ooal
Estuary Lane. Hunting1;0n har SIO. CompM!tion crash table sz:,, Early Ainerican Dresser $5. 549-3997
Beach helmet SS. Aircralt rlCX'k; :o;"·\vPl n:w:·ker S2J. Maple 17" SLli\fLINE .portable TV
i\10 DEL A 4 speer! truck S20. r1rst base mi! S2. 1970 Birch coflee table $20. ~l,250.c"18-<529::::..=::. ______ 1 transmission $20. 646-4644 proof get $7.95. 1968 S proor trlrphrlne $tl1nd $1 7 .Sft . }IOOKER he1HfC'rs fil 340 C\J
The
2 EARLY 4 speed hydnr set $6.9S, 1964 mlnl set $3.95, AnLLqUf' tool chesl over 100 in Dusler Dart Sl5 each
matlc tran.~misslons S 2 3 1008-S BU pennies $1 per Maple cv.·in her! frame Sl.'i. side. Also slicks to fit aamt
SUNBEAM ~ e l~c tr i c ~:;i.ch. 646-4&14 roU 67>-5258. ~·l'ars old $25. Ma pit S20 e11ch. 5.)7-8886
curler 11tt $10. Oothes, s\ze I c:.:::::;c..:.::._:::.: _____ .1 SINGLE Beel complf!lf' $25. s:z:i. 64&-9~16 J..ADGE color TV antenna.
• II tt SUt't-·•• 17 G E 8" 2 WAY CofL" srw-Rker $5. b S' ., -..,,, .__., · · · '"' Dou le niattres! 110. ingle DESIGNER clolhl's • model like new SIO. 50' telescopi-•-·~~-t S8 Pun,e~ 8"' 1\IOO!er, 3" !weeter and . .,. U&UUl1"''....,._.,_ · ' network ST. Stert'O co~le mattrei'il S12. Fert i lizer sel!1ng wardrobe. Gt-isl m11st, good condition $1S.
$3. Sheet&. sinrle and double spreader $10. 64$--7210. ~\l'f'a lcr~ $j. Geoffrey BeeflE' C.R. linear amp. rowa.U ro1·
--vo ..... · .... -"t•'•"' ,.,.H cabinet walnut. Minolta P '""' """'• Iii....-. ..._., 1" 0 h•n plece rlress SE .. Long 12V S2J. on• toom -·· "•bl• "-'-' d ""I "leaned ll~ eaml"ra 'vith buil t.in light G LO Lovl'seat, vrry good "" ..__.....,." ,, .,.....aprM. • ,..., .. ' • ,. · S2" "'"l232 "'rC'rn evenln" d re 1 ! t:! I • RF"·8V S8, 19" portabl• -•.
SUn"-•I•·-,·, , g g meter and :\l!mn1 !f!ns 125. conc.1t10n ::i. ,,....... " ,, ,._ • v ""'am "'--' '"" · pAnls, iops, shirts, siis 10-1vorks J::oO<I $2~. 4 rhanncl
eooker $5. Electric blendt r 1'wo turntable!, one Thorens WOODEN Ba.byline por!A t;rih 12 S:I. f.11.Shion flcces~ries, light ~how. 200 wa1tl! per
$8. Clhill weddina: dresl!, Sj r.ach. 1 peUet gun. Ben· S8. 2 t.lllp lf' s!rp I ables Sl5 sr11rf~. h11ndbast~. jewelry ehannel S2S. E ·"-t I' n 11 on
size 9 S25. Hand lawn jllmin 312 22 caliber $16.:iO e11ch. 2 Early An1eciean ' 2:Jc • S:i. Shoes lOA SJ. Some telephone, blue SS. :'>16--0714 --"-~ -mo~r .n:ra~'SJQ, Girl's gfJOd condllion . Daisty OJ2 , hrass wea!tlerv!tflf' l11n1ps S:J i" 20 Jnch ·bkycle., 2 trikes 300 rifle, never used S\5. e_ach. Hao~ in g lamp household 1
1.lems • or its 8 TRACK auto tape player
..
S5. £Jecttie Ooor polisher 64~16T.1 red/white siars on blue n.iake u~ 1~hl . $.j. !ablt Sl:J. 4 track auto tape pl11yer
$7. Sat.Sund&Y 2212 Aralia PETERSON ···Nr.wporte.r" backgJ'OOnd $8. 5.\:'i-3463. linrns. ~l t~cn goodi~.1 ' $l l, 4·11 tr11ck 11uto tJlpe I "~~:,::::::.:.:'-:'.~'-""--evtrylh1ni;t 1n good eondition player S25 546--0269 St. NB . Stroller, excelltnt condition DINING Sci -Dre x e 1 J 10-.\. 646--8354 ·
rn.ENCH si~'8.lk ca l e. $10. ~1028 n1a.hogany S25. 548--0844. 3 DISH MASTERS good $lO Dl'.NCAN Phyfe d i!ling t.ab~e
.. "'-marb•-l<>p cut iron SIMMONS Be•"ty-•t •-· 8 0 d 112 ' 1 . with 3 leaves S11, Built-in -· ft:" , 1 ,L '"'" r:;i.\\·er nosier . . S20. 3 doub e sink faucets dil!'.hwMher S2J. Washing
, pedtst.i $2S. New 13 piece spring Md mattre.M S2:i. Bookcase SIC), 540-0Wt $1, SlO, 4 shower heads $1 machine S20. Vanity table: ;re O::::t ;:::, S4C~ Warinc 2 &~ blender SlO. CJ-lANGING Color schemts. -• S4. 3 TV 5:an<is S2 • ·wlt.h skirt ss. E!rctrlc
548-8204 Couch $2.'i, Oli\'e gtttn ! $~. Sunbeam Mir dryer $4. 58.nder $10. J ig 1aw $8. 1,:;!MMl53:;:.:;:::"'°'-;;;;c-;;"'"'"-'' I N-OAUGE lf't en OOard, very naughahydl' chair $23. 2 t \re tcttl"n brasg $8. 2 clock P..ecliner chair $5. TV q '!f POttI'IAC $25. 8t6 N. Van little u,i;e SZJ. 546-5()j7 goltl chaJr1 $25 each. ra1IJ05, S3 • SS. 3910111 Chan-is .$:> -l'l5-764:i '
Nea SA YOUTH "-• S2tl-'."'-._.··r·-,-~-. MZ..-1826. ncl Pl. 673-16Q3 . '
? •.• "'""' iw .. "'-" ANTIQUE "-t alb s· 19.iO CHF:VY window panel
1 GQOD mird TV $25. SC-5936 and frame $2!">. Maplt hi 6 It. c.'Ouch $~. 8' couch p,,., c um ;), parts "'indows doon hood
f'()ftM'IC.A h>p dlnt'fte stl, baek rocker, llke: riew $20. $la. drop leaf lab!e S:zJ. Autc horns • cldies -a SI • $25 5*-l77-' be.lat oolor, 5'M109 $15. Wriaht air cooler $20. Nrar 4 dining chain: S25. Sink p11 ir $2. Eletcric vlhrallng · ' J Onl~ Coftttl Co 11 ea: I'!. unit with dra.10.'t rs 11 rn1 cull"" r;11nder Sl.riO. Ul64 Jrrsry EVER HOT Broiler-9'-"'n,
MAPLE tintsh kina: site. 549--1075 boarda s2S. ltclri,c:rrator proof 1e1 1 coiiis \n nlc<' new $10. J\lovie. projection
hookcut btadbot.rd S15. red case $7.Z,O, 6'ij..5~ screcin $10. Boy't 2 6'' Orsnlt CCIUCh m.a.kei into TWIN b!'d, youna: ladle~ in S25. 300' l\1"' line S25. Dock • .. Schwinn bike SIO. Wardrobe I
bed SID. Twin bed <1>mpl«le 11'.JOd condilion, ('(lmpltte: In. wheel.s $13, MS-9661. 5'!. KNEEBOARO $ 2 5. steamship trunk SIO. \Va tile,
SU. 11 .. plpt ~h $2. cluding hr11dboard $ 2 0 · STEREO Equipment -~ 011 m 5Pfl?~ 2 nmnth~ t1lrf. Mnriwich grill .s;-,. 2 Sun-M k I !~ loch drill p, 2 nlet rods 6TS-32jl before 1 PM ar t'.111. Tfl PI:' c11 rtrid~ .. Solid ~ rondit10n. fin-4253 bram lry p11n~ S 1 S. ar elp ace
and ne]a p _ $1!i. Doua:h alter 4 PM SUl!I' S25. AC·DC Convert!"r VW h11~ middle 11nd rtar "f'rffflow" 11urfhollrd $25.
Ito)' pool pump ns. Small USED Hotpoint di1hwflsher SIO l)C 6V·IZV inverltt S10. 1<r11t 1%.~ or newPr s;, each. \i.'orlfl Books, Science $j I
ue«hatcbttfl, Hill man $25,J;OO('lcondilion.l!rfyear 6 w11t1 5ptakrn $7. Slide VW hub capi; SI .~ each. "•ch . Goltl l'n Book molllir $25. Ken Fondl't"n old GE l'f'fri&'el'lllOI', aood mount for tape dtck ·ss. 6 set! .,1 ~e11! bells !or EneycloJ)led1a SS. TV $2:'1 •
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-l: 14 ti Crackt'rho:o: h 1 ·1----------SPAYED l yr old cat. Good ~wrred i,;111111! block Ct1e\• *'children. box trairll'd · · \'·Ii \!1!J1.>1<1'J "/lr11.iltT . S..•t< ~S03:1 1/!l at l~52 Calle San ).fareos,
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Cati 852 Boats/ Marine
1---------Equip. 904 1 1iiii~~ft\~ili SlAf.fESE K1!!c-11 pllrebrf.'d, 1
12 \.\'eeks old. $10. Shots g1v-1 INHOARD l lo 1 \'eh'f't dr1\·e
Pn 536-1225 !rari~. 2.23 gal i;:a.~ tanks,
· i n struments, winrl~hil"ld~.
Dogs 854 but•kr! S('al!'. Out boa rd
~l<'rt•u ry prop~. rontrol~.
1·;1ble~. \11ndsti1elds, st'at.o
s21-, Cash rnr 1111 Sl ,CKXl
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BOAT-Bath ~)!)·~ floa!in~
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At Ne\\'POrl llarbor Y•ehl
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NewJl(lrt Beach. Bring
SlOO. 846-95\M '70
·~ rord Sc.'11 Bus Camper ,
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G.M.C. TRUCK CENTER
"THEY'RE HERE" ,
'71 GMC CAMPER SPECIAL
Power brak9s, H.D .. springs, I s3· 2· 95 ply tlret, ready for big camper.
(1105571 !5tk. ;; 10051
CALL 546 -6750
24 hr. Phone
SALES e SERVICE
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
2850 Harbor Blvd., Coit• !Msa
----------Auto Service1 P•rtt _966 JAGUAR DATSUN 1---------·------------~--~ MG ·JAGUAR ·~: ... n::~~~1u:\l1JS~. 4 &l~I~ '67 1600 ROADSTER
artl"r 6. I . I HEADQUARTERS 'Ii; !\IG i'll1d1.;et 8.000 a<.:!u11. :
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Autos Wanted
fnr used can &. trucks :tust
call us for tree estimalr.
GROTH CHEVROLET
AND
OPEN DAILY PARTS t A'.\l/1'~r.1, Air-rond, Nev
BA UER rarl1als. $2350. 64&-:l86J al
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' 1833;) l:!ea~h B!\'d. IN OPEL llw1tlngton Bea rh COSTA MESA 842-7781 or :5-'0-Q.\U 2:W E. 17th Street 1968 1967 DATI'UN 1600 noarlsh'r * Opel Rally * \';•ry i.:0011 •·11nd. ,i.:iJ n11 ..... 776.1 ' 102 11.P. l'n,i.:111(', 22,500 mllu / Ask for Sales Jifanager
![ii] I l[il lBZll Beaoh BJ,d. -\\'kdy~ 71 I: f>JJ-~f\')J I''\ Hi:•: l\lany ex tras. '71 111gs. l.1'11
11k11ds & t'\<.:S il·I: tiil-18-11 KARMANN GHIA Blu'-' Book. SIX".O. 1\lust ~t' lrA11sportiitiwt TrJn1port1tion rjh Hwitlngton Beach '-----~ I '-----~ ml 847.ro87 KJ. g.m1
Mobile Homes
No C'USh do\1·n, take Ol"l'f 10 flppr<'ci:ltc. Jlnvate Parl.
pyn1n1s. 1958 KARMANN GHIA Gl2·&i13 C1\I.
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Mobile Homes 935
Auto Leating
'71 Dodge V•n
935
964
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa tltesa w .. 1200
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP USED CAnS
970
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FERRARI ·1r . ~~-1) ~~: ;, u, 11 n1 a 1 i 1· I PORSCHE
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CouPe 91'.!, 5 sr-d, brow:
,~·ith hlnck Interior . Bran1
new Pcrr<'lli tires. XY J414 iz(!(! df'.i!rr. SALJ-:S-Sl·:R\1CF>PflnTS \\ i\IL'-:l·:J{, S1\NTA ANA. ~ •. 11 '--11 l·L $!299
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Autos, Imported 970 s;::'.:~dXl , JJ\t ~l.~~:\10:\S
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1!170 lt/IHROP.. Bl.\!J).
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COST1\ :'.\ES.\
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grars. Ptorf. cond i I io n
SS!.!00. 557-915!1 .
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$2795
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11750 IEACH ILVD.
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Mercedes Benz
Jim Slemons Imps.
Warner & Main St.
Santa An .i 546-4 114
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11rrs. 4S.OtKl n1i"s, $.1950.
:llOO \V_ Coust Jll',:y., N.B. 543-'lJO.'l day~. ask for Grea.
fi.I~ '.\.Hf• 510-1764 Jlllil l'O!lSCl1£ fe.oos. Nr~s
~·
&THINK
''MG"
"' "FRIEDLANDER"
UI~ 11'.&Cl'I !llW'I'. ]II
)>:13-j;,f,IJ e :o'.:7.6S1·l
NEW-USED-SE RV.
\':i\,1•(•s .~ n1innr. llO<!y wrk.
s·~JO. !.1H.: ft1·1i/·l~H-81!81.
'GS-POrso.'l1r 111:?-Xlnl cond
1nany rx11-.1s. l·:ai.:l'r to sell.
l·J\00.. l!'i3-G70~-
1965 PORS CHE-:C-
:Xl nl ('Ond, J,n rni. ~>l!l·<»IT
TOYOTA
'71 COROLLA
1968 DATSUN 510 SEDAN 1968 VOLVO STA. WAGON $1695 '
1968 MGB
Ro,d.t•" A1d;o, t..~!er, 4·•P•td,
.,.;,, wh11l1, XOA 281.
---------
1961 VW BUG
4 •Pt•d, n•w•p•i11!, NPS 111.
1966 VW BUG
ll•dlt , h••'''• 4·•p••d. oht•p. BUY Oil.
--~ 1967 VOLVO STA. WAGON
Rtdio, h1•t1r, 4 1pttd, oht rp. VEJ 25• .
Rtdio, ~e.ter, 4 1pted, WIC B 1 l.
----------------1969 vw $1395
------
196t TOYOTA CORONA $1295 H,1, R,ct.o, lit•+••· 4 1p11d,
WXF Zi J, ~9:9,,;,~~~.;,~ ,'~~~NA $1485.;-'1'
YCH 261.
1968 TOYOTA CDRONA---$-1465;
R•dio, ~••ltr, 4-•~•llld, 1Tr condltio11i"9·
WPC 650. ) ~ .,.-. -------.. ._.;,.
• notebook. & Jl"nCll first
nilt. Any qu~stione call
' ' £7:\-18.,'i.
'69 li\fPERIAI. CflMl'ER (~I ~' I \l.'IT!I TRUCK I
$1 100, * * 64&-ml DO YOUR swiTcHi·N·<i ' ,
fl cyl, 111110. 127" \\'heel hiuM".
8,1.KX) ml!c~. (8"009~·1 $2900
or lr11~ $90 mo.
'69 Muita"9 OT Option
I Air COfld. Vinyl \OJ>, fmmec·
1970 VW DUNE BUGGY , $.-.975 ,'• 4 1p11d. Rtdlo, l Hfltltop. Sht•P·
f.
'
FREE
Hurit1ngton BeAt:h Po .... 'er
Squadron's b1ui1i:· boattna
ODtJTM! lor Pll or !l"IV•er.
AT ut11tP 12.IXXI mllet. (XSK. 8&1i i171)(1. .
l · '69 Firablrd 400 !;nm· · .. • I Convt'rt!h)e. Air rnnrl. i:-aU
11•htl"l11 & •111.11s tw-lrl"d hr@,.
Srorl l'<'fllipl!C'rl, 1~.ooa mlles.
VOLVO .,, 1 IYCN eaRT"rox
646-9303
COSTA MESA
I LEASING
I T.~ Nl:'.\\'POR"r Bl~VD.
1969 CORVAIR DUNE BUGGY I . . A11to1111tlc. Mw1! 1111. Oil ADX. •
Wt Le.wt\ IMPORTS
1946 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 646 .. 9383
$' -~( . 771°1
·' 1., • I Cos!a. Mt11a, Callr. 92627
~~~----_:'!1!!!! ............ ~--... --..... -... ~ 111" 64$.3661 '(21lf 622-Qll
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1_A_vt_ .. _, _im_po_r_tod __ 9_7_o I Autos, Imported 970 AVIOI, Imported
' TOYOTA
970 iut.., ,.;.ported ~ 970 Autoo, Imported 970 Autos, Imported · 970
VOLKSWAGEN
. ---...---Autos, Used 990 Au!os, UMd 911b l
TOYOTA TOYOTA 1971 TOYOTAS VOUCSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN IUICK CHEVROLET
ARE HERE! lal'fJe Selection 1--------IAutos, Imported 970
' '69 CORONA Of vw Campen,1---.6-7_VW ___ ,.64 vwso.!UBNUYROOF '69 vw SEDAN l-,-6a-B_U_IC_K_G_S_400_
""h •"""" ,,, .. ""'"'" """' Mark II Corollas ~· prlct-S2'2jJ. Take srnaU 1r, .• m"'m',',~:.,v.,'.".''s""',, '.·,~·.'."""s.,': II Coronas Pickups Vans, Kombis. SQUARUACK Artie \\'hite, with contrasting Rad.lo & Heater. (ZSR.9J9) 4b~,:t· :~~ruc;~~s~pe~~:;i
'11 TOYOTA PICKUP '66 CHEVY 396. Sti<.'k Hu!'lll
.t-spd, slicks, Holly 4-ban'!:I
carblll'etor, air. lifts. $lll00.
p.,.t pty. 5-~340 1.1 a1n I
to 6 pm only. dO\\'rl or tradt'. dlr. 494.7;;o3. " .. Buses New & u--..1 Vadora ireen Radio heater red leatherette interior, ra-$1595 rl!11 .. -e. \Viii lrJke ITI!.de or 1970 TOYOTA r a.a · • · d\.o, heater. Lie. YWZ886 seat,_ specl1tl Y.'heel co.,.eJ'S.
MO-JloO. •Ol44S· finance p ... 1. pty. Olli Sirl, lmmedi•te O.llv•ry tra.Mportalion specia.J. Lie. $899 U c. XE1..'i28. SHARP e CL&AN 1'
-.66-I1nPa la Sed!n, V8~ aUtO.
rfh, 52,000 JocaJ ml. s:~:J. I
644-0532
'6!1 CORONA, d1:1rk b\uf', 4 dlr. 51-0-3100 or 494.7so; a1L CORONA SEDAN CHICK IVERSON UOH6TI, $1599 $1699
dr, 4 '""· ""'' omd. 4 10 '·"'· xrs ill. $ SAYE <303.00 CHICK IVERSON AT nrw whi1!'WiJIJ 11ri•s. :t4 ~ VW CHICK IVERSON VW m l Jl(!r gal. A good buy '65 T~yota-Tiard .. ~f~chan!c~s • ISTil BEACH BL, 8424435 CHICK IYERSON •6.) Chev Impala Sta Wag. J
PS/PB, Orig. 011·nr, Bst. '
Ofr. Days 84.2-2511, Aft 6-
at Sl2;l0. ~,irni 673-lJSS. SJ)('c1a l. S!OO. ti 4 6-4 0 9 ;i • From 11•11wlow sliCkf'r price 549-303! Exl. 68" ot 67 VW 54!1-3031 EM:. 66 or 67 HUNTINGTON BEACH VW
----· S42-a740 1600 Oo.,.er. NB. • s "'' "-1·<&11 I 1970 HARBOR BLVD. 1970 HARBOR BLVD • JEEP -1967 Toyorn. 1-.-. -· e~ -,...,mo. . '<tU 0-COSTA M$SA 549-3031 E11t, 66 or 67 " 65 VW GHIA CONV. ID10 HARBOR BLVD.
?l 000 nu \\'ulCh floor shirt '1966 TOYOTA Corona; ~ dr, I rnatit• 1970 llARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA GOO D CONDITION S90Q COSTA ti1ESA j,3&-4.187=~=~~-~=
1966 QfEVY Bel Aire 68,000
nll. Power llleering &. I
brakes, new tires $650. \
:..t4-8;i06 I
;11d10, hubs, rl•"." lirl'~. Resi J"1'~I. r fh. OV('rstzed 11';'S· .. ,. " L • I WANTED COSTA ~IESA . Loolc:ing for • C•r? 675-3480 before JO A.~
offer. -l!H-2lll S6!:1J, **'* 6-12--0"8 eaJl 1l11w• , 1·u pay top dolla-for your C ' EASY •1..-. GREEN VW '62 BU ICK Skylark, V-8. auto
I UllMI VOLKS\VAGEN •.....i~.. AMP ER-6 9 V W Call -trans., good cond., $300 or
.Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 . TOYOTA and ••k lo• Ro~p;. Callhol Westphalia, \\'/2 bedi;. Auto Refe1Ta1 free of Xlnt cond $600. 673.4384 best oller. Phone 6i5-1382 .... • n nc E charge. \Ve have sellers l---~·.c_ __ __:c-'-=
I
54!J.3031 E>;t 66-6:. m~: 00"<ndlPS300oo-.,10. J~:.,.g!~ .. ~h.tr, Xlnl waiting. All 1ype1 & prices '68 KAR1'tANN GHIA like after 5 pm. \V~kdays or -----~-~
1971 TOYOTA'S
ALL MODELS IN STOCK NOW!
MARK II, WAGONS' SEDANS
CORONA SEDANS, 4 SPEED & AUTOMATIC
COROLLA SEDANS' WAGONS
DEAN LEWIS
IMPORTS
1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
646·9303
~ 1966 Barbor. C.:\I . 6-16-9303 '64 KOMBI BUS .,...,....LI.>J Sellel'!I also welcome · new condition, 26,000 i..ct1.11li anytime weekends.
1
1
VW DESERT P.U. '61· 6 642-4431 . miles, Sl{XI, 492-3818 ~tUST Sell~ Classic '6-1 68 Toyota Corona ·1 pu. •, .cloth/top, fold i
0
ng Auto Referral "--,,·,.. Riviera, blk, \Y/wh11e top.
'jS Chc\'y con ... erli ble. Stick
shi ft. Very depen-
dable..Clean. 833-3411.
-~=~=~~~-· •_• __ 1'68 BUG, Zenith blue, AM /
Local ov.·ner, new c-.ir trade 4 speed, dlr. Radio, heater. windshield. Look., & R.uM '62 YW SE FM, excellent cond $1350./ Superior cond. 54a-7270
in. 18,000 orig. 1niles. autQ-!OSF066) \Viii lake trade or gd. $550 1',irm. 832-7249 DAN ofJer. Eves. 492-0423.
'60 2 DR. Chevy for We,
$150.
Call 6-16--9705 matic trnn.~ .• radio. !-.eater. finanee private party, Call GREEN vw, '68, XJnt shape
Llc. \\'AR052. 546-8736 or 494-6811. Sl395. See at 1808 \V. n-ean'. Radio & heater. IZX\V267l '66 r slbck, R/li. Xlnl cond, ~ 5699 \Vht exler \\'/blk inter, p.,.1
$1399 '69 vw BUG ~~"" N.B. ··~ 2 • • P1Y. 11015. &\4-ti316.
CHICK IVERSON 19'6 VW ""tbaok. Porl"t
Radio, healer, (TUR124) dlr. 1966 V\V SQUAREBACK. m<'ch rorlCL Goorl tires. VW J\lust sac! WiU take older Vf'ry clean, good n1ech Must sell. $8j0. ~'IB-8.U:,.
'I" 3331 E·• •• 0 67 ,., or ···n·-· "'" -,. ... cond. $1150. 673-2410 11ft 6. '63 VIV . b ., ·•· ~-• ·' · "" r '"" .,,_.,,, • 18711 BEACH BL, 842-4435 , rn~1!1e r<' u11 , "'f'I)'
1970 HA RBOn Bl.VD, 494-6811. . '69 V\V Can1per AJ\f-Fl\1 HUNTINGTON B EACll good <.'Ond111on. Pri. party.
COSTA ME.'5A New Adventure Camper. $600 642-M2·~ '66 YW SEDAN ·1 129= 6.J' J'""' '69 V\V Fae. air FM & · ;>
BILL MAXEY
!T!C>IV!OJT!AJ
uni ""'· .l-<JllU, tape stereo, car co~er. i\tust • '67 BUG-Origin_al 01-•oner.
Radin &. Healer. (RUF08l! '69 VW BUG sell. A.m. pref'd call R~H. Black cx1enor.
$1125 lcox~·~:;;";/;~~"~'~'°~";d~67~3-83;;;7~0o=.'.;M~~~N~4~8.============,1, .. fl'-'·V\V-o,;;m,;C~•~ll-~~7-~33~"'
11111 BEACH BLVD.
Hunt. BNch 147.&ISS
I ml N. of Cou1 Hwy_ on Bdi
TlllUMPH
TR 3 ':>9. Very good l"On-
dition. lfardtop & con-
·:~rti!>!e. $515 or best ofler. ,.,,_..,,,
1 '68 TR 2.10 T r !un1ph,
ove~drive. ~lust sell. T.0 .P .
548-3Jj8 aft 3 pm.
'60 TR-3. nebuil1 engine &
transmission: Xlnt cond
Besl ofrrr. 6•14-0<\98.
Harbour V.W.
18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'G!:I V\V Camper. Pop-top,
r&h. factory tent. Owner
\Yants action $2750. No
trades. 5'14-6831.
"64 VW Bug, Good cond,
dependable, economical
tr<1nsportatioo. Pvt ply ask-
ing S695. 546--0797
'66 V\V SEDAN, Reb!l Eng.
Quick Sale $87j. * 213/592-j(J39 • * '57 TR .1, Good cond red * 1968 V\V Carn per-New
convt. nC\Y brakes, 'S37:'i. engine. new tires.
6-16-5807. $199j. 830-2370 =cc-,~~~_::::::..::c: '61 TR-3. Clean, nc.w tires.
En gin e x!nt. NC'c.ds
transmission. $350. S~S-6051.i.
VOLKSWAGEN
1968 "'V Bug. R.idio, r<'ar
seat s!)Cakers. $1375. pri. pty.
64-'.-4687 Aller 6 pin,
e '66 Squareback e
Sec lo appret•ia te. S1200
• 673-2370 •
"6;, V\\' Squareback. Sunroof
S. luggage rack. Owner \\'ill
sacrifit.-e. 644-1370.
'fi{I V\V : Xlnt n1otor & body,
gd. tirrs. ~lust &ll l mm<'d?
Br~t Ofr! frl&-2R5().
970
1· '61 V\V camper. Exlru.
.Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, Used
CADILLAC
197l's ARRIVING DAILY
EVERY USED CAR IN OUR INVENTORY
REDUCED & PRICED TO SELL TODAY
CHOOSE FROM
Orange County's Largest
AND
Most Complete Selection
Of
Quality Cadillacs
990 SllJO. * 67:)-3348 *
1965 VW -$47S
64&-5639 ; a h 6, 67l-5719
VOLVO • VOLVO
All 71 's Are Here
Savinw; Up To
$466
on remaining 70's I M8782)
OVERSEAS DEL. SPEC.
aiDe&t Lewi& W VOLVO
1966 Harbor, C.1\f. 646·9303
'68 VOLVO
Local OWfl<'J', JO\Y n1ileage,
automatic transmis.~ion, ra.
d10 , heu1er. 11·hi1c side wall
tires, r1c, Chick's special al
f..iONTIO
$1999
CHICK IVERSON
vw
Sl!J-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 llARBO!t BLVD.
COSTA r.1ESA
CADILLAC
1966 Cadillac Sedan
Deville
'66 Che\'y J\lalibl.l \\'gn, R/H.
auto. pis, new tires, Nice
1·ar, $89J. 67J-4&89.
CHRYSLER \VORTil \VAITJNG J>,OR
It you \Von't sell!e for any-
thing but Ille cleanest, this
beautiful car is for you. Like 1966 Chry•ler Newport
nc1v Ern1lne while finish 2 Door HT
1vith ilnmaculate leather in-BARGAIN OF 'n!E \VEEK
l<'rior, I u x u r y equipped The very popular Newpor1
throughout automa!ic trans-Cpc. ,,quipped wi !h auto
mission, A~l-FJ\1 radio, heat-trans, radio, heater, power l
er. po\\·er steering, power steer ing, power b1-akes, new
brakes J)O\''er "'indO\\'S 6 car trade in runs beautiful.
.way pciwer seat, factory 'air ly. TXT060. SlOOO, John!IOn
condilioning. tele-til1 wheel, /..: Son, 2626 Harbor C.l\I.
etc. AQ; fOl' demonstration 540-5630. '
in thiB outstanding car. '70 Chrysler Newport Custom
ROR.557. Jbhnson & Son 4 dr. R<'al Sharp! Only
2626 ltarbor, C.i\t. 540-563(1.' 13,000 mi. Still on 5/50 War-
J96a a 11 black Cadillac ranty_ AIT . AIC • P/S •
O:IUJK! de Ville. Lots of P/B • \\'.\V -383 eng. R~
miles but beautiful cond. Lease at $103 per mo. Call
All xtra.s, $1750. Owner. Jack Eastland 540-3672 * 64~218 * '68 CHRYSLER Tu\\·n &
'66 El Dorado con.... Full Cntry. sta tion \YS.gOn; a ir,
J>Y..T .• climate control etc. Take o ... er pyts. Sill
AM!Fl\t s tereo $I 7 9 5 . J\1o. 6tl-1792.
&12-2413. 54~s. l=========I
CONTINENTAL 1!186 Cad Coupe de Ville. 38.388 actual miles. Im-----------1
macu!ate cone!. 4~-6098.
'62 CAD. Convertiblf', 38,000
actual miles. Needs paint.
$300. • 49:2-3878
·~ EL DORADO. :W,000 mi.
All equipn1ent. Like new.
Phone ::W7-93-19
1968 Cadillac Convertible.
fully loarled Air. Pri.,.atl'
parry. S.1150, 879-8775
'66 LA NDAU COUPE, 581\f,
LEATHER, ATR, PO\VER,
STEREO TAPE, $1495. 213 :
:'l92-2~18
'66 CONTINENTAL 4 dr, full
pwr. air rond. $157 5 .
&12-7719 aft 6 pn1.
e '62 Con!inen!al
• BEST OFFER e
6-14-6178 or 832-9-$22
CADILLA '69 DeV;rJo 2 dr. CORVAIR
$500 under retail. By ~11·ner; I
Dys 6'12-6667 E.,.es: 64G-27-16. -,~-, -C--.-.. -000--,---I .,.., orv;ur-~. --0y,•ncr
n11lcs. Auto. i\lus t M'.11
CA MARO
CLEAN UP
J1rtLIPLll l
JII11pnr1 ~,
3100 \V. Coast Hwy.,
N.B.
5-10-1764
AND NEW CAR TRADE.INS
Jus t a Few f11amples
1969 El Dorado 1970 Sed. De Vi lie
l.l"Ll'Ll'Ll'L
lHINI ~"'~o·
"FRIEDLANDER"
'69 Cnr.naro )o SS. ~ pwr,
air cond, au!o trans• ".major
1uneup & Goo~ye a r
Polyglass tires v1/ln last
3000 111\'s, i\lust sell $2500,
64:>-248:>. •
1970 CA~lARO!RS. VS, p/s,
disc brakes, air <.'Ond, Likt
ne\Y. GN"y w/blk interior.
$3195. Pvt pty. 646-408j aft
5 pm
IOOay. Besr offer over S2j0.
Ideal rnnYC'l'l to Dunt• Bug.
gy. Call aft j pn1 , 7>-1!Hl218.
e '63 Corvair i\lonza Convt,
N<'\I' f'ng-, brnkf's & t'ire~,
Clean. $29'.l. 968-3011.
CORVETTE
ON'
ALL s
AT
DEALERS COST!
• COUGARS •
MONTE GOS •MERCURY • AND
EXAMPLE
NEW 1970 COUGAR
Power steering, power disc brakes, white side wan
tires, deluxe wheel covers, radio & heater.
s2999+TX&LIC
•Of91HT171l4
Johnson A
son
LINCOIJ CONTINENTAL eMARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR
2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA S.0.5'JG 642-0911
NEW 1970
MG • MG GTS
&
MIDGETS
AT
GREAT
SAVINGS
All MODELS
MOST COLORS
1970 YW
CAMPER
280S
1970 MGB
ROADSTER
2 t1 o;lloo11 fro111 -
1602VZN I
J1rtl)port
}l1npnr1~,
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
fl42·94M ~Q..1764
Vlnvt 10!', !1111 lt•!h.,. ln!•rlor,
Olu•o AM·fM r1.,lo, "'""'' door Jus t 9300 miles
11><~1. hi! •!eef!ng, 1"11 1>Dwer Louil~ <lrlvon f. •ol<f "'w & H f· rii:,irn;·~~~~~~torv •Ir «H•dl-:;;1~~''t!~~iv~~~~11~!11l ~~~~ni;;~ nn• •••Cit (HWY. lJ)
893--7566 • ~7-6824
$ !erlor. FKtorv olr conditlorung. 4999 lull llCl"ler oP'lon• ... ,n~• loo. NEW-USEO-SERV oltreo multi!>le~. l\Jt & te1tscook ' l lee r lnf, <toor l oc k>. olc.
CLASSIC Vett-"511, fabulous
cond, stick ~hift, n1ag.'i,
headers, l~pe, tach, new
n1otor & pa1nl, 2 tops. r.tust
sell 817-344•1.
--~ ----'"'"G!~----~ CHEVELLE 1970 El Dorado 1969 Sed . De Ville l======l------
'6~ CORVETTE CONV.
auto. Best cash olll.'r 673--0338
Jack
Luxurious Brough<!m
Autos, u .. d 990 1969 CHEVELLE SS
Rad io, hcalf'r, air, IT'S
GREAT:! Ne,1• rar trade in.
$2099 BUICK
CHICK IVERSON vw
5-IS-.~31 E.xt. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA :0.IESA
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678 SS. 61 W/Ottl.Y H AOO MILES Hvdr.,....!lc, _, 1!oorlne-ltc
l>o"•kn.-w!n<IO•"'· 1>.M/FM m11l!I
Pl<'•, 1lr;1tv tl<JC:nl "''" lu" ,,......,..., 1.n '"'"-1!. 1...:1orv 1lr
cond., cw-""°" -"· wl<lo UM:k t>el!t d '""' •v!o lood lov,._ ~r. t ic .. •IC. l•lonre ot tM:torv ... rrontv. Gora•o'-". tU•BEM ~
~:d:d 1~~':.u'':!~'1:'°rc1 ·~:re~;;'; 1 _A_u~t~•-•~· _N_•~w'----=9=80:.:..A~u~t=o~s,c.:.:N=e~w'----9~8=0:..:::A~u~t~os~,~N:;:e;w:._ __ _;9~80'.'.'.__ d•rd..,ellt lntoril>r. Full l>O"'Or,
!oc!O"I .r •• Blt.!elt1COOIC ""'"~'· DO'""' door loc:t " twoliah! •tn!I· nol, auol rorruort "on! ><all w!!n
lndlv•duol """'"' con"ol•. •le•K A.Mt FM, oowl1" tr."'~ l<><;k Thi,
on•'• tor lne """'' dloc rlmlna!.ng tM.Nor. !1!.,.1 Set I. dr";ve l<Klav. $3777
1969-Sed:-De Vil ie 1968 Sed . De Vil le
Only 21,900 miles
Sold new I. MNk..t Dv u1. F.,11
:t."7.·.o!~~r.rh 'i' "'·::~~;~~: 0...1 comforl tr .... 1 "'"'" w/lndl-~ldu•I c.,.1.-.lt. Prll<", ,...... "'"• ~ .. '"' .._. 19(.ks, ,, ... k --1n1 .. "1oK...+c ., .. , ...... HIM· _!_"'•''! 11.-... 1xss1as1.
1968 Convertible
factoty Air (ondilioning
;-:~~i,1-:.: .. ~1~.1~ •• ~.~e:~i::-. \'~t~: ~11~.1.'"~i~Of!~ ~~i-.",'.1";;u,:1•:
-I, d•lv ... , H lull~ Ol>pt"tclo1t , Sh<IW1 t •Ulltn! <M l lmkM I.
_ou!. 1TXF'ld 1
$1888
'68 Buick "225"·$2555 '66 Mere. Mnrclr .. $999
All Sales Prices lJfec1ivt Until Son .• Jtn. 101h
• Au1horiz1d Cidillec Oe1l1r Serving
lhe Or1ng1 Coast Harbor A~•
2600 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa
Call 540-9100 Open Eves & Sun .
DISCOVER
THE ALL NEW
*HARBOR*
AMERICAN FREE!
G.E. TV SET
With Every New
Car Purchase
NEW 1971 GREMLIN
ORDE'T898 YOURS
NOW
JOO Hor41op, ovt.. tr•n&., FAC, Pow1r
Stoori"f llXV 114 1
5495
'66 VOLVO
? door, •wlo. lr1nt., r1dlo •nd lto•l1r,
IWIAD90 1 $895
'61 AMX
A11!0. hon1.. pow1r 1t1trlnt, p1;1w1r
bfa••a. IXTFtSl l
$1995
"
•
'61 AMBASSA il!IRl"'"-
Mf'O. fr•IU .. , pow•r t111rin9, FAC,
er llr••••· IWTICl141
$1295
'67 REBEL
IJOW•
Avfo. lr•n1., FAC, powor 1l11rinf. ! USO
OOSI $995
'67 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN
A11to, .,,,._ •ir <•°'41., pow1r 11,,,;..,
pow ... Or•lll. ITGEt16> '
$1495
" -· S..turd.ay, J1nuary t!J, 1971 DAILY P!LOT 31 ,,.,,.· ... ~ ., ~ ' •• --b ~-_ ..... ,__]§] ,-[A-.;.;-.. -~-§]-1
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T-BIRD coRvtm MUSTANG MUSTANG OLDSMb11LE [ P'oNnAc · j PONTIAC PONTIAC l'ONTIAC
'67 VETTE 1967 Mult•nt c;oupo ,,69. MACH I • "'' OLDS Sl&aon·. w..,, · · ----------------------rutback . "4Z7", 4·a~. SPORTY ECONOMY Gd. TranJ .. Pvt. Pty, S:l9:>. 1968 PONTIAC: GTO 2 dr l 1910 PONTIAC LE ?-1ANS 1 '7() PONT SPT. LE t.tA,NS __ T_B_i-,d-2_D_oo_•_H_T __ 'AJ\1/F ~I radio. N-· poi)'· Beau1lfW hi-tono bl•·• mot~•. 54~ AJt 3:30 I hdtp. loaded with extras in· '69 Grand Prix .,_ . " "' . . . eluding air-<tbd pWr 1teer· ~ Sport 2 dr. hdtp. Low with lactory warranty. Lew CLEARANCE PRICE
1las1 tires .. Excellent con-He f'){terlor .wit!1' 'h1•0 tone Po"."'e r steenna, AU' cond. low, '64 Old. convt. New t ire~ ing pv.-r hrakei: vinyl top.I mile~. detailed, safl'ly MODEL J m ile a.,g:e 111,000). Sfautiful Medium Blue metalJc tiniih
+dltlan. Dri\'en easy, matching lnte.nor, aut o m~let. dlr. •9R02M1 24113. Good cond. $400. ~5639 nut~ trans, radio & hta!tr. chetkfll & rffdy to roll . Radio, healer, auton1atlc &aid exterior with ma.tehins with matching interior, ra-
;. _ _ $1850-:--_ tav\1., rad~. ril'~,_powe.rr Willjl.ke Older C<lU' .m trade -.or 673-S7UI Alt .i. ~ A beautiful car tor a c!ve Price includes a.ir-rond, aut tranmi.uion. power s!ttring, interior. Our holiday price d io, heater, power steerin&,
A.lk !or Mr. Gra1tnis 5-45-11&!0 ste1r!ns, air cond., consoll', QI! tlnanc11 privf~ par!y. • .• ,,, .
1
ll\\•ay price of ol\ly $198..-,. tfaN., ra4io, bea.ll'r, P"'T electrle wlndow11, lactor:y inc!. air cond, poMr atetr-power brakes Auto trans I
ntw lift's. Econoailcal 10 ~ $1&f36. or 4J4:6811 . PLYMOUTH \\'AX 72·1 (v.•arranty availl 'brakfll, pwr atHrlng, v!nyl air, la.nd•u 1°P. 1 owntor. ing: brakta It windeWI, elc. Runs good. NBF 514. COUGAR PUrehase, economital '" '65 MUSTANG Cp. 6 Cy!. BlLL BARRY •PONTIAC. tOp & white walls -Our Only 11,000 miles, likt new, l'l&H, auto t7ant. Hili'ry $700. Johnson & Son, l646 drive.&:~ 31&:.!!,~· John· attck, lo mi's, id cond. Low 1968 PLYMOUTH RO Ao 2f.OO E. I~t St., SANTA h~~ay1 price only ~13ii~ Lie. ~OW~;_, down-~ ~:n'tri:r.t J;r: Huklr, C.i\1. 540-563o.
'II Couaar, 11.uto, p/s, p/b. lil"ln · o. ~ Harbor. price. 712 Larkspur, Cd:\! RUNNER 426 Hem i , ANA , ~1 -~I. A warrant)' ava ~ at Ou•Y _,.,,,. · • ='!~iii:)~~~~~~~
vinyl lop, low miltagt. Im-C.:\1 540-5630. 4-speed & tac.h. 962--0091 BARRY PONTIAC, 20Xl E. fi"•M Ltlll~.I BILL BARRY P'ONTl4C, T~J, •. • M·i~I !1:.' S:~
mac! "*Call 494-20n. ~fACl-i 1970, Must Sell! Xlnt OLDSMOBILF '61 PLY BELVEDERE '70 GTO ~~-~·· SANTA ANA, Wll UMID ~~i.ht SL, Santa An&. appreciate. ~!!.6288
Cond. 15,000 mi, 351 Eng. S li~1. '* 5-l!!.~998 4~ C'U. in. Ram Air, , JM PORT S 1..::.::_:;:::_ ____ ~-'·;,;t-'-=r~-s~;-n17.~,~,-,,-,-. -.,.-•. DODGE S Yr Wllmlnty. * 19'4 OLDS * C'lOSf' ratio 4.speed, 1969 PONT!At' VENTURA·, POJ\'T. ·u Bonn .. hil.rd t&P· • * 67~5028 * * CUTLASS. Bucket seal~ new PONTIAC h<"IOd tarh, Ride & Handl'i Stamped "OK," by our fac· Air cond., all pD\\'r options, encine I: paint. SI9j(),
'67 Dodge Coronet 500. '&5 Mu.slang convT. Auto. V8. paint, good tires. !\lu:ot' Scll! I----------I pkg, P1S, p, DIB. Ralllo tory trained mec han ic!· 1968 Harber, C.M. itS.9303 powr ar.tenna. Al\l/F!\1 ra---~*~'-"~>-"-"~'~~-
Air cond. Xlnt bu~ .Good cond. J\iloving. S700 or 58 1970 PON'TJAC f'IRESIRD &: ht'ater. Ni'v.' Firestone Price includes alr-cond. diei. New polygla.ss c.a.l.1brat. 'i8 Thunderbird Full
n loo rl "2-4993 S 5· Pvt. Pty. 5"S.s773 ' • ' \~"1dp o\'als. "ALL BLACK" P"T 1teerin&, pwr. wind<iw&, '6S Pontiac GTO Conv. By •-' ,;,..,. 111w n1i. Orig. priv. ,...,. .. , Man" Extra.11 Beat '"'O':::.=c--o=,.-.:;"""::..::.'0'1u.',.';;'·,.~""'~C'·=-,,.,.,.,-·66 Old•-L·····-s, d,". Low 1nllea1e, go!r1 In rolor I •·· 11 d 1 Owner. Low milealt'. full =o ....... " ,. U ......... ,,. " !\la-o er or tra e or pv.-r brake5, radio. · 11.uto pl" mu1t 1acrifice. Low Offer' 831}-6j64 '""" Dod<>e. S/bte. 4 s·-'. M STANG 'li6. "9 v .... '"''· ,. b I d 1· w-n1atchin<> interior Pri~
1
I If d nnwer. Xlnt cond. Sl.l!l!5. " --,.,,.-,·'-Tii"a--: •" .. l'U a u om ('(In , ne>w 1re11;, . 1 d ·Al~R ~··o· late moclel 'Ford truck. Iran!. \'1ny top. you rive ,.... hook $1825., hiCh book $2385.
p'o\-r a/b, 383 ram a.ir. ~!· .,~f~. r/h. Sharp $1000. brakes. shocks, pain!. l\lus! inc u . e5. ""-V" .• P"·r &16-4685 it, you·11 buy II. our holiday -'-"-""-"-·-------1 VTC574, make otter. 495-4124 • '61 T •BIRD e
T.0 .P. or $1950. \.inrll'r v.·arr1 ....,..,,.WI. sell 8~7-3444 I ~IPrnnQ', ~.,.,T brakes, a uto ....... "!"' ... !!!!!"'.!'!!!!!!~!! priCf' S2·l~. XIK 707 (11·ar· •67 TE~IPEST, 2-dr hrd!p, S200. * 543-3793"
968-41 flS lo.;c,.e7.,1c: .. ,:;1=-,..-~d~N~d-I · !rans, radio, heat r r. .., II BILL a• "R\" I _ '· J ' " ang, ruM i . ee s '63 Olds 88, 4 door, a u!o \\'-walls Won 't bf' here 1964 CATALINA Stn \Ven. ran.,,. 11v .11 • .~r. Riff, atereo. air cond, nu hrk~. Smashed rear. Gd trans. a ir, ps./b. 645-7785 lnni;:, s6 HURRY~SJ0.1!1. 683 Lo<tdt d Gd. cond ~ or PONTIAC, 2000 E. l!l ST.. tires. x!nt cond, $1373. Aft RAMILER VALIANT FALCON !r1111sp car. $199. 49(.3123 day~. 548-1686 eve5. Af'N {warranty av al I ) . Bst Otr. 673-362'1. SANTA ANA, 5-ll-2fiSI. c'-· ..c'.c3&-00-"-"30------l--.....'.~::.::;::_:::._ __ [i·6'<i"°-;;Mi;U;,ST;;-iAN;;iGf"~co;.':,;;,~.,;;H;;;b;::Je '62 Olds F85. Need~ I BILL BARRY PONTIAC. 196.'i PONTIAC Sia. W1n. '65 GTO * * SIOO "* *
'II Falcon, VS , 4-dr, Stirk xlnt cond. Best oUer. ' · ---' ~-• 4 d •ss PO T C ' CON -•I ,_ . II O transmission, &st oflf'r. 2000 E. lit SANTA ANA. R&H, PIS. P/B, '°""" """~ * * ·Sfll!'I' NIA \\A aul !, U:I ml l, 1 0 . + 846-5710 * · &1° "3 0 346-231.R. 673-8809 a4l-2681. family car. S~. 545-9054 . $600 + + v61 • IT RUNS! 64fi.!l!J.O
FORD
.'70 FORD LTD
PRIVATE PARTY
Blue wiTh black Landau top,
1 air rond. am1fm stereo ra·
dio. 4 neu· tirt's. 26.000 miles,
custom interior, p s, p/b,
390 engine.
$3, 100
673-1176
1959 Ford Galaxie. 4 door. VI,
Auto. Trans., Air Cond,,
Radio. Hea!i>r. Good trans-
pcrution car. S200 or best
o«er. Cal! 51!1-0714.
'70 TORINO 2 door. formal
ha.rd top w/vlnyl roof. Auto
trans, fartory 11ir, PIS, P
disk brakes, Rf..H , wsw, T-
1lass. Hi.000 mL Pri. party.
96&-4771
'66 Country Squire 6-pass
Forrl station wgn. Air. xlnt
cond . 40,000 mi. s1:11~ firm.
536-3176 l)f 547...{,64!1.
1969 FORD Fairlant, PIS,
P/B, t'.A. Very Io w
milP~l" f.. equ1ppM to pull
trader. 2M Ogle S!. 646-47111
'65 CTRY Squi~ at. win.
R/H, P/B, P/S. 9-pR~.
ne"' tr111111. gd llres $700.
M:Z.-3827.
1966 f"a irlanr 500 Station
Wat:. a ir, IOI\' mil. $1Hi0.
CA.ll orig. 01~·nt>r. &12-4441
about many extras!
•SJ Sta-wgn near ~w motor
& Trans. Good rubber &
brakes. Mu11 1el\ $299 cash.
673--0209.
·ro COUNTRY SquirH29.
Loaded, air, al\ xtras. $586."i
Nev.•-$4.100 Now. 532-254@,
544-139.l
'li7 Ford Gahucit 500. Stick.
air. J\tichelin~. Cll'll!l, 1
owner. 644-2624.
'64 FAIRLANE w_l!n -VR .
auto, p/1, l'll!V.' lirt'•. Xlnt
rond . $700/best ofr 96i..g741.
'64 FORD Country sedan
wagon. Jmmac. & good!
cond. $37!1. 673--39:iR.
-~-'69 COUNTRY' Squirt. Air
corid . R&H. lunat:' rack.
Ll'ladl!'d . snxi. 133-1467
JEEPS
958 Jn.ltrnetiolll..! TravtlaU.
4-whl drlvt, lo iJi I.
Damaged". Se!! or Tr111dt.
Best offer. ~~2l')Oti.
~j MERCURY
1970 CONTINENTAL
2.DR. H.T.
1 LIKE sHOVfROOi\1 NE\Y
14!X) MILES
beautlfuJ automobile i~
\ "like: Of'W In f!Vl!l')' l't'IJW"C!
Attractive metlium brov.•n
rueta.lle fini!h .,.,i th gingflr
leather interior, while Jan.
dau roof. Automatic tran~ ..
1 dlo I sfel'f'O taPe S,Y!ltem, 1 .heater, power 1teering, pow-
'er br.kts. poW'!r window!
vent a 6 way pnv.·l'r seal.
wer dO&r Jock11, cruise con.
pol &: lactocy climA!e con.
. l air condltlonini. One
wrwr trade on ·n Mar'k rn
ASt-. John10n, ~ :.On, 2.626
arbbrr C.J\1,-~.
Morciwy Mii"'l'I• ·2;Jl>r. HwT. • ,
LARGE &: ~qxuRIOUS 1
beautiful f(fp of the loier··
line renecta good care ~.,.;,,..;,;• t and' t1 ·equl pped'
Ith alJ ~ Juxt.try ff'llture&.
utomatlc 1ran1ml.Ulon. AM·
alere<> radio, htal<'t,
er 1lttrln1, po#ft' br.k·
power wtndoQ, I W!f1
IMI. ta,ctcry al:r C'Oft-
doning a'Ulse COfttrQI tilt
• I piua Mjcht!li\ X .,._
Um A style "ttitl
bttla. Set A drive today.
478. Joh:n10n .l Son, 311216
arbor. c.w.. 540-~
11
'
.,, .1966
CAPRICE
2 Door H•rdlop -VS . •vfo.,
P.S., P.B, Cf;m1+1 Contr•I
A•r Cond. El•c. S1•h, My
Mv! (SRSO lO J
1965 BEL AIR
4 DOOR SEDAN
Vf , •ui<> .. 11dio, P.S., lot1
of ch11p lr•n•por!•tien here.
!NRAZ07 ) (Choice of 2)
$999
1967 MUSTANG
2 DOOR HARDTOP
.-,ulo., R1 dio, P.S .. Ai•. TJ\"1
nice 111r 1u•• d111r"t l 1
1ood horn •. 1un1ol
$1599 "
.OUR NEW YEAR'S
RESOLUTION HERE
AT CONNELL CHEVROLET
is to sell and satisfy 1,000 used cars to old and new customers In 1971. We re•
solve to offer only good clean used cars with 1 oo•~ 30 Day parts and labor
guaral'!tees. We further resolve that we will treat everyone like a customer H• . .
fore and after the sale. Buy here, you'll be among friends.
~DOOR HARDTOP
VB. 11dio, 1ulo, •'• c on../.,
vinvt roof. low lo'"' prite.
!VTL594l
$1799
1967 MUSTANG
2 DOOR HARDTOP
VI, 1ulo., R., H .. P.S., Air
-F1.1h n•W tlr t r ~cl•·'"·
!TXTl4 1 I Wh •I • buy -
$1499
1969 FORD
4 DOOR SEOAN
Vf, r1dio. P.S .. 1ulc. Ttrrif.
fit tl1n1port1t1on. [b~7BEJ )
$1199
1967 COUGAR
2 DOOR HARD TOP
17,lbO mil11 -Aul<>. II:..
H., P.S .. Air co"d -S~op
t~i• cl uole, !VH06JS)
l968 COUGAR. ,
2·DOOR ,l'iARDTOP :··.
R4dio, ...,10,..1tic, P.S., Study
your hnan h1r1. (Wl(G~26 1
$1499
1968 PONTIAC
2 DOOR HARDTOP
It., H., •vlo., 1ir. Go•9t<>u0
1 t•• ,.;!\, f1 elory w1r11'1,ly.
t ool j,jgj, rubb•r. I VVMOl 11
Ch••P· Ch1np.
$2199
1966 BUICK
SKYLARK
2 DOOR HARDTOP
Vf. R., H., 1ulo., ,;,, -Po1i·
tiv1ly • 11111. (51(0'13')
$1099
1969 OLDS
2 DOOR HARDTOP
Ve, ~ulo , I<..~. P.S., 1 lt•~e.
~•~vt. •ir, -WOW -!VSV
J 28 )
. · 1970 IMPALA 1#• DOOR HARDTOP
Lo .. ,..;1.,, ••"''l iRfni f•tlo"f ,
werre11tv lo I 0,000 ,.,i111.
' Rtcl io. ~ulo., P.S., •lr to~d.
(l49ASU ) I
$2~99
1970 CAMARO
2 DOOR HARDTOP
Auto., r.td io, P.S., t ir i•nd.
'"''•ining l1 clorv w1rrt ntv.
-Gorg1ou• e1r -,..;th ••·
N1w ci r lin1 ncin9. !8BX119 /
$3219 "
1970 IMPALA
2 DOOR. HARDTOP
Lo ... Milt1 -l•cl<>rv w1rr •n·
ly •••il•~lt. Rtdio, •u!o.,
P.S •• 1ir cond iti•nin9 , lttlory
fr11h. ( OS4ASVJ
$3299
1969 CAMARO
2 DOOR HARDTOP
R . H .. ve. 8e111t;f~l 1 ., .....
et. New ci r lr 1ol1 i", !V i:tC
170)
1969 J.IQVA
2000R~-·
" ·Vt, 111:,1'tl .. P.s\:'•.,10. t.•n~ ..
wall Wtn.tnly. IZLP4•0l
$2099
1969 MALIBU
2 DOOR HARDTOP
l Doo< htrcll1p. 2 1,000
111 ilt1. 1ulo. lr1111., P.S., R ..
H .. ,,, -H ·~ Y.tlid "'""'"'
ty for ihi1 on •. lll6l•O!
$2699
1969 IMPALA
CUSTOM COUPE
lSO cu. In, VS . R.•dio, •u+o .,
P.S.. •ir t ond. Lew ,.,;f,,.
Such 1 nice ci r. I YYN058)
$2599
1968 MALIBU
4 DOOR HARDTOP
Rillie, PS , vinyl roof, 1ir -
~iqhl ,.,;1 1191, ri9h! t 1 •,
ri9ht p•it 1 !VSR,2b l Hu"V·
1967 MAUIU
~-eoun-~
R.. H., •ulo. h •n1., 1'.S .•
9ood ,,,;1 •• ,. -o •• .i 11.•rp.
$1499
1967 MALIBU
C DOOR HARDTOP
Thi1 1ur1 h11 te be I 1eocl
•n1. IVAF36')
$1399
1967 CADILLAC
C DOOR HARDTOP
H111 j1 1 cr1•..,tr with t ll
th1 9oedi11. A on1 ewnt r
cir with 1111;n+1n1ntt ••cord.
Ctr ;, 1howroc"' fre•h, e•i9•
in•! thru out. B11!1r 11~1 I
loek. !'1271 1
$2699
NOW LOOK AT
THIS
1•61 LINCOLN CONT.
• 111 58'1 1-1•> '"''Ytnlnt C.o•· t tou• bl~t~ l hl"• n11 orlg1n1I
(Olor ln1lll1 I. t u!, W1M lo 11\11
1 colll<fflt1 ltt"ll
1967, OLDS · ·--cutass+:cn.
2 DOOR HARDTOP
.hlJ '"• t•~i.1 , •ir, •vlo.,
P.S., Niet . ITRK4 1l l
. $f599
1966 D@DGE
CHARGER
2 DOOR HARDTOP
Aul<> .. R., H., P.S .. .t ir, 1ht rp •"••p 11.•~P· !TI Z•11)
$10'99
1967 CHRYSLER
C DOOR SEDAN
Auto .• R., H., P.S .. •ir, 1.
own1r new t•r ftallt·fn. H11
only 3'1 ,000 milt1 -w•rt••·
ty •nil ewn1r •t torll 1v1il·
•°C>l1. (W IA3101 Showreo,,,
lr11h,
$i799
1965 PLYMOUTH
2 DOOR HARDTOP
II.., H .. Auto .. P.S .. 8e1utiful
11d ctr, blfr. inlt rior. 0 11d
1~1rp. ( HTBlbl )
LOTS OF TRANSPORTATION CARS
18 PICKUPS •• Fords, C~evys, Y2 Tons, % Tons, Dodges, Come See !
1967 FORD Y2 TON '70 CHIYY 'h TON PICKUP SAVE 1968 %-TON PICKUP Cul!tDm •Port ea.b. Alr cend ..
P.S., radlo,·remaln!n1 facL v.·arranty.
IP2260)
Pic ku p. 11,000 mlles, I ft. long bed , r•"io, ,tick 1hilt. Here 11 '70 IL CAMINO $AVE 8' 1tepsid1 bocly, Ill" whetli with ftith commereial rubber, '4
• 1ur1 win111r . l 57 ll !F) 6 cyl" stick 1hi1t, Uke brand new. •P••d tr1n1mi11l on, big • 1n9in1, n•w coler. $http truck, rare
i56982f'J find. 11 OOJJA I . . •, $1_599-'67 EL CAMlNO SAVE $1'799 ., V8, auto.
1
Ri:H. P.S~.1alr.
./' This car 1 factor:y frt1h •
!USYa91)
COSTA MESA
I '
:· .. ·•
,
•
...
•
ALL NEW 1971 PINTO
Order Your Choice of 15 Colors NOW!
The Pinto can turn in 31.5 feet. 75 horse power, I bOO · CC
Pinto is dressed with 26 lbs. of paint, f u 11 y synchronized
transmission, 5 mai n bearings, rack & pinion steering like
great European Sport Ca".
•
IMAGINE!
WHEN YOU BUY
A NEW 1971 PINTO
WE WILL PAY FOR
ALL
THE GAS IT USES FOR
TWO FULL MONTHS
THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY
AT SUNSET FORD
HURRY!
THIS OFFER EXPIRES SOON!
ALL GASOLINE MUST BE
OISBURSED AT
SUNSET FORD
I
•
With The Purchase ·Of
A NEW 1971 PINTO •••
Brand New
1911
FORD
''The Little, Long Distance Car''
ONLY
06
PER
MONTH
FOR
36
MONTHS
$!919 pl111 $1 15 Freight, phu $-40 Dt1l•r l'rep•r1tion encl conditioni119
Order
of Any One of
15 Color1.
$2074 +
$ 103.71
$ 47.00
$2224.71
$ 300.00
$1924.71
PLUS TAX
'71 LICENSE
TOTAL
DOWN PAYMENT
.IALANCE
Ocd•r
Your <;ho~~
ol Ally °"" ot,
15 Colors.
75 1970
BRAND NEW
FORDS STILL
IN STOCK AT
DRASTICALLY
Hurry! HURRY!
EXAMPLE ONLY! $100 i1 lli• +0111 do ... 11 p1y1111nt, $47.l l h #le lot1l monthly p1yrn1nf i11cl11d0
in9 II •, lic.1n1• and 111 c1r,yin9 cJ1tor911 on hen•·•pproved cretl it for )' 1110111111 plu1 I p•v·
,,.,,nl pric1 i1 S27Sl .16 inc h1din9 inf1r11i, fi x & lic1n1•. ANNU AL PEll.CENTAGE II.ATE IS
12.02 r •. s,,;,1 No. ll 76 71l.
REDUCED PRICES! NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH BIG SAVINGS!!
'69 Dodge 4-<lr.
V-8, 1ulo., "Air"
!2918Sll .
'65 Ford Wagon
v.a euto.,
P.5. !75'lAV8)•
'66 Olds Tornado
"Air Cor1d."
CVTNS ll )
'63 Corvette F.B.
V.t . ol -Sp•ed.
l.t408NDl
IC.lley
Lo'll' looll
$1975
$675
$1350
$1400
'67 CORTINA GT
Very clean. tTPN 42i1
11..11 • .,
lteteil
$2605
$930
$1810
$1885
SUNSfT
l"RICf
S1775
S575
$7 99
$1400
"67 FORD GALAXIE ·s1599 2 Dr. Hudtop. VS, automatir..1rans .. po1,·er
i;teerinf(, air conditioning, loaded. 36,000
act. miles. ('IY\V S95)
"66 FORD FAIRLANE GT
V8, 4 speed. (ZXX 208l
"6' PLYMOUTH
Road Runner. VS, 4·speed.
(X'l'M 133).
.,, GALAXIE 500
Hardtop Coupe. Air Cond.,
-Stereo Radi(jl. (641 BNO).
70 RAMILll AMIASSADOI
V8, automatic trans .. air cond.
_(166ARS l
5599
"·
'
'66 COUNTRY SID. STATION WCON. $1199 'H PONTIAC LE MANS
10 r111s~ .• VS, automatic tran1., ~v.·er llardtop Coupe. 3b0. 4 Speed.
steering, power brake&. (SXG 79) Sharp. <ZAC 336J.
'65 "T" BIRD s1099 '70 MUSTANG
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Fainilj weeklj\ · DAILY PILOT
JANUARY 1 0, 1971 ORANGE CO UNTY, CALI FORNIA
J A N U A RY 9 , l 9 7 l
~ Once, Our Land
Was Clean and Fresh-
Can It Ever Be Again?
How Americans
Work and Fight .
Against Pollution
COOKBOOK:
Savory Meals
: ..
For Calorie Watchers -
QUIZ YOURSELF
How Happy Are You?
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PERSONALITY
Maureen O'Hara,
Glamorous Grandma
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l'OR JORN ,4. YOLPE,
11.eo."'°, P•.
S«r~llU'y o/ TnuupotUttion
I• 1.laere any •Y•Um /or
ut«,...ininK dae Ucenu
number /or a oelakle?
I/ w, aolaa1. ;. ilP-
-1·~ ~. Celeu, Lan·
• The it1Suing of license plates doe& not
come under the jurisdiction of the De-
partment of Transportation. Each s late
is responsible for issuing plates in its
jurisdiction. It is our understanding. that
the American Association of Mo1or Ve-
hicle Administrators proposed a report
that has been introduced to the states
suggesting a uniform plate-numbering
t1ystem. You may contact them by writ·
ing: American Association of Motor Ve-
hicle Administralors, 1828 L Street, N.
W., Wasrungton, D.C. 20036.
FOR DR. MARIE ..4. HINRICHS,
.4~riCtJll M~diraJ
Auociation
Flurl are •ome of tlae
crilicuma directed at
Marl-traruplanl opero-
tiona?-M r1. R. More-
'loc lc , Ro1er11,ille , Te nn.
• Heart transplantation has ~en criti-
cized by some as premature; however,
orhers justify the use of th is rype of sur·
gery for patienL<s who are in danger of
imminent dealh due to progressive heart
failure. Some believe that surgical skill
is not enough lo perform heart lrane-
plantation. This type of surgery must
have been preceded by adequate IJack-
ground in animal research and expcri·
ence in postoperative therapy with re-
spect to the evaluacion of the rourse of
nhe pa1ien1's progreio11. The detrrrnination
of death in organ donors must be made
by no less than two physicians not as-
eociated with the su rgical team perform-
ing the transplantation. The cause of
death must be evidenl and irrevl"n1iblc.
The public bas been keenl y a ware of the
variou!I phases of the problems arising
from human htarl rransplanration, There
arc dramatic overtones rela1ing to the
operation itseH and the 11erio11sru'"" of
heart problems tha1 11 allrmpt~ 10 cure.
41" FOR GORDON L. ROPP,
Dit~ct-Or, Drpartmtfll of
A&riru11urt, Stnlt n/ lll1rioiJ
I lanfJe read tluri tfur-
in ~ World Far II,
/armer• i n lllinoi•
raiaefl rnarijumto /or
lae "'P· Ru. ;. "'41 acreawe utilised
ftONI? Fn• ii o profitable cropP-
C. }. Flinlc, Streol.or, Ill.
e The c.rop was profitable during the
time it was needed for hemp. The ar re-
age is now being used for com and eoy-
• bean production.
'
cniemc:rourself
FOR JUUA. CHILD, tv'J "'Fratcla CM.r
Do you reeeioe any o/
your r ecipe• fro"' olla-
er clae/•, or do you cre-
ole all o/ llae"' yoru-
ae l/P-Da11id Yeaeu,
Torrance, C.u/. -
• I do both. But whatever recipe I re-
ceive. I test out thoroughly to be sure
it work.s.
FOR JA CKIE CLE,4SON
A re the tong• on your
l fJ •lw111 NJriUen jiut
/or il? I/ •o, t0lao t0rile•
tlae,,.?-Terri SJ' ood,
Klamath FaU., Orr.
• The songs are written especially for
it by J erry Bresler itnd Lynn Duddy.
who produce three originals for each
show.
FOR LOFELL THOMAS, nn/JJcaJt,,
F lurt t.00uU you tay
aoa• your heyday o n
radio? Ha• neao•catt·
inf claanged m ucla?-
}olan Martin,Ea•ILong·
numdotc1. Mau.
• Alrhough I have now been on radio
for 40 year!l, which I understand is the
1011ge~t continuous run of any daily net·
work program of any kind in hi .. tory,
CB has asked me to continue. Forty
years seems like an appropriate round
numhu. and ( hail planned to bow out.
But they arc urging me to go on and
po<;sibly break my uwn record by doing
my show for 50 years ! No, ocwscasting
has not chan~ed too much. There Is more
of it, and, of 1:1>urse, we have tv for
competitinn.
FOR llOIJ' ARD COSELL,
111 Jporlsca.skr
It er1Ulendy it no aecrel
tlaat you nre nol r1rry
popu la.r wit la o tlae r
•porl1cn1ler•. Flant it
tlae rea11on Jar tlau?
-DaJJitl Campbell, Detroii, Miele.
• For yrar.,, teams havr hired announr-
crs to ~ their shilJs. Then comes along
a man who isn'1 a shill, and th~ 9porte
es1abliQhmen1 isn't ready for thal kind
or 1hing.
FQR EJ.' A CA BOR1 nm ,.3.,
Flant it tlae to0r,. •ettrt>
you r11u la.ad?--Gyula
Hollmann, W' aterbury.
Conn.
e Darling. it's frightening even to rhmk
nf it, When an awful man robbed us in
Florida in 1964 and put a gun to my
head, and I prayed.
FOR DR. ROBERT H. SIMPSON,
Diu:ctor, U.S.
Hurricanf' Center
For laot0 many year•
M• tlae U.S. been. lroclt-
Utf laurrica~• tHtll gio-
ini 1tdfJn11Ce K10rning
o/ aolaen alUl aolaere a laurricnne IN•
likely l.O •trike?--Opal T. Temple.
Baton Roufe, La.
e W ireless from ships at sea made it
possihle to issue limited hurrirane warn-
ings from Washington during the lirs l
decade of this century. The first hurri-
cane-warning service was located in Jack-
sonville, F la., and later moved to Miami
during Wo rld War II. It was in the early
'50s that hurricanes were given names.
FOR CLIFF ROBERTSON, actor
Flaen you played the
para of ilae r~larded
janilor in "Oaarly."
•lay tliJ you aorile le/I·
lt•ntlf!d, and rif lal·
handed tc1laen you M>ere
n gelliu?--Lourn Stnltl, Ft. Mye,.,
Fla.
• It 's very simple. When I was doing
research on ··charly;• I went to many
schoola for the retarded to oh!!crve thcae
people. When these student11 ure lirt1t
enrolled, invaria bly they write wi th rheir
left hands. As rhey progrestt, they fi nd
1hey ran use the ir right hands. Sinre
we all tried to make 1he moviP as au-
thentic as possible (J worked on it al-
most eight years l. I follow<'d the same
procedure.
FOR IJ'OODY ALLEN, rnmed1an
I r ead 1laa1 you are o
good mHaicinn and like
to play '"" clarinf!I.
Jf' Ito are your /afJor iU
mu•it:inn•P-Mr•. D .
R., Allnnti<-City, N.}.
• .Mv favorite mu!'i<·ians includf' George
Lewis, Sidney Bechel, Turk ~urphy, and
Sonny Rollins.
FOR COY. FILLIAM A. ECAN,
Ala$ka
..4re tla#re any pint~
/or drnKIU., rap a mollo
/or ALuka, t0laicla u
.aid lo be tlae only
ltnte t0illwu1 one?-
Cf'orge Hill, Seattle, F n•la.
• Alaska does have a.n official mono :
"North to 1he Future," formally adopted
by the S tale Legislature in 1967. ,,.,,....
FOR NORMA ZIMMER of •he laNJrrnrt
f II' elk Slaot11
On your '" 1lwt11, Nie
~11er ue tlae bond
readinf ony •Mel mu-
•ic. 11 iJ corw:eakd , or
doe• the band memo-
rise all o/ each propaM?-Joe ff.
Y aknt~, If' etloco, Testu
• The sheet music is not visible to the
viewers, but it's there.
fi'OR ARA P..4RSECHIAN,
port, Intl.
Notre Dnme Jon1bnl/ coorh
Ha"e you l!fJer sir>en
any contideTalion to
coaching " pro/euion-
a l /oo lball t e nm?-
Britt. Cucltien, Logan.-
• I have given it !l<>me thought, but I 11m
dedicated to the colJege game, in which I
~l ievt'. I enjoy working wilh college·a~e
players.
FOR JACK WEBB, actor·producrr
Aa producrr o/ the le
t t>rie• denling tc1ith Ln1
Anl(ele1 Police Depl.
record.. d oe• tlae IJf.'-
parlmenl receir>e any
r e munernlion from
your prottrnn.,?-. .,,.. John G. Mu-
nos, Onwrio, Cali/.
• No, 1'111 1he Mark VII Production Co .•
prod11rer of "Oregn('t," make., a rnn1ri
hutinn to thr l.o~ An~eles Polict Widnw!-
arui Orphun.. Funci.
Went '" eok • r.,. ... a• ~· • ~tH>n? Yoa nin th n> .... thle f'Ol11"'"• •nd we'll II"'
th .. •-wn-r,..... th.. prc:>tRinenl ~ :""" dttiirnetf'. S.-nd "unitH>a, ~ftt11bl7 on a
pooot ... nt. lo A1k 'Ilona Yo•rwtr, F•mily W,....kl:-, 641 Lrsin"1on An .• New York. N.Y.
10022. Wr f'•nnot uknowlecl1.-q•,..lione. but S S will ~ p•id fc:w u.-h onr ••f'd.
Family ~Tiie NewtpGper Mogorine Jonuar]/ 10, 1971
lEONAm S. DAYIDOW Prut.1 ... t NOltMAN M. lOISENZ Mn•''"" Edlto-r
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Yoo are !nvlted to mail your quts1ions or ~mment_s_lbou __ t_1ny_1_r-tlc_l_e_o_r_ldv_e_rt_l_sem_en_t _ttlat_
l~lfs in f1mll1 Wet~IJ. Your letter will receive 1 prompt 1nswer. Write to Service Editor, f"lm1fy Weekly, 641 Leiington Aventl!, New Yon, N.Y. 10022.
U.S. and Soviet nuclear subs track one another on underwater patrols
There is a "wet" cold war
going on underneath the seas
between Russia and America.
This underwater confronta-
tion reached a crisis point
.only recently.
The Soviets seemed to be construct-
ing a major nuclear submarine base on
the southern coast of C uba. Quiet but
hard-nosed diplomacy resulted in a Rus-
sian back-tracking, with the Soviet as-
suring the U.S. it would not attempt to
establish such bases m the Western
Hemisp~.
However. in other parts of the world
and beneath the oceans, the: wet war
goes on full speed a head. One of the
places whef'C its tensions are most vu1-
ble is 1he U .S. submarine base at Holy
.Loch. Scotland. f rom here. black-hulled
subs slip in and out of the Firth of
C lyde with time-table regularity. their
holds filled wilh hydrogen-bomb-tipped
Poseido n and Polaris missiles. Security
has been intensified. U.S. attack subs
lurk outside the Firth. keeping Red
hunter-killer craft from following the
U .S. "nukes" out on their patrols.
The Reds would like to know where
each Polaris sub 1s and security precau-
tions are fierce. Not long ago, in the
Scottish town of Ounoon. near Holy
., Loch, an East Gennan spy was arrested.
I
He had been living in a local boarding-
house a nd wa~ quite willing to trim the
landlady's front hedge. Her lawn. not
incidentally. overlooked the: U.S. Po-
laris base.
Off Holy Loch, Rota, Spam, Char~
ton. S.C .. and G uam tn the Pacific. the
Reds and Yanks are playing these dead-
ly undersea games. These four bases
are home ports for America's Polar is
submarines, 30 of which lire constantly
on patrol. Aboard each one. 125 en-
4 Famil)I Wetkl)I, January 10, 1!171
By ARTURO F. GONZALEZ, Jr.
li~ted men and 13 officers spend two
consecutive months under the ocean,
seldom radioing, cruising carefully plot-
ted secret courses.
Collectively. America's nuclear sub-
marin~ have already completed the
equivalent of 100 years of undersea pa-
trol, according to the Pentagon. The
newest weapon in their armory is thr.
de~dly J ,()()().mye range Poseidon mis-
sile, each one -carrying up to l 0 io-
~ di vidual H-bombs which can be dis-
perseJ to a variety of targets as many
as several h undrcd miles apart.
'\Nt.en the submanners .. pull the plug"
on these ships and take them down, it's
important that no Red sub be able 10
foUow them. Underwater, the: crews
··dress ship for Red," tu ming o n dim
red lights instead of bright ones. to
simulate 12 hours of night to maintain
some resemblance of normal human
rou1ine. The subs arc seldom a t rest.
Every sub has two separate crews.
··Bl ue" and "Gold." When Gold is out
on patrol, Rlue 1s back in the U .S. tak-
ing refresher courses and leaves.
The stealthy hattle becomes even
more sinister as the Po laris sub goes
out o n cruise. Almost invariably, sta·
1ioned off the coastline is a Russian
hunter-killer submanne, ready to begin
tailing the U.S. sub. Al~ sta nding by
are several U.S. attack ~ub!I and soon
all the craft arc under the ~urfacc. play-
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ing their deadly blind man's bluff.
Sonar signals are bounced off the So-
viet hull to deafen its operators and
confuse its detection gear. The boats
change course and depth drastically and
suddenly. Jn the darkened combat con-
trol rooms sailors bend over computers,
listening gear. and other electronic de--
vices, seeking to find ·and evade each
other. A grim form of Cold War humo r
takes over, with the Americans playing
deafening Russian tunes like Khatcha-
turian's '"Sabre Dance-underwaler,
focciog the Reds to tear off their ear-
phones.
U.S. subs similarly track Russian
subs. Some I 0 years ago, a Russian
~ubmarine entering the Atlantic near
lcdand was spoiled by a U.S . huntcr-
submarine, and a cat-and-mouse game
e nsued with U.S. subs and planes track-
ing the Reds. It remained silent; it dived
deep, violently changed course. But
eventually, its batteries ran out and it
had lo surface-with American aircraft
overhead and U.S. ships standing by
to ask modingJy with blinker lights.
"Can we be of some assistance?" Pic-
tures showed Red crewmen frantically
trying to cover up secret eqwpm~nl ,
But now the Reds have gone nuclear
and can stay underwater indefinitely.
This has meant American development
of vast undersea alarm systems linked
to a gigantic communications grid.
sur~ fO frail if .
Every sub possesses its own noise
"fingerprint.•· the unique sound of its
engines pounding, the breathing of its
pumps. the whirring of its screws., the
squeal of its radio cmi.Miom. The "sig-
nature" of each Red sub has been pr<>-
grammed into computers, and merely
by matching a sonar recording with the
computer, a U .S. hunter-killer crew
man can determine exactly which Red
suh his ship is facing.
n e lapse in the efficiency of Russian
submarines is lilJat they are very noisy.
American Polaris submarines., coovene-
ly. even have aU their superstructure
hatches welded shut before a cruise,
just to prevent the unneassary noise.
According to the latest Pentagon fig-
ures. Russia currently outnumbers the
U.S. in submarines by 394 to 160. The
current defense budget provides for the
construction of o nl y 14 new ships,
three of which will be nuclear-powered.
Meanwhile, 13 of Russia's newest
subs are nuclear-powered, each contain-
ing 16 missiles with at least l .500-mile
ra nges. and they have been patrolling
U.S. shores for six months. Blustered
Admira l Sergei Georgivich Gorshkov.
head of the Soviet Navy, recently:
"Sooner or later the United States will
have to understand that it no lo nger
has mastery of the seas."
Say~ Raymond Blackman, the intcr-
nationaJ ly respected editor o f Britain's
authoritative naval book, "Jane's Fight-
ing Ships," "The expansion of Soviet
maritime power was a military phe-
nomeno n of the 1960's, which looks as
if ii is rising to a ftood Lide in the
I 970's. At most, all this adds up to a
Soviet drive to obtain supreme sea
power."
Clearly. the "wet war" will continue
unabated.•
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A Special FAMILY WEEKLY Survey Shows
How Citizens Are Battlin _______
In the nation's towns and cities, the clean-up and green-up begins
-An across America, peo.
pie are awakening to the
threat of environmental pol-
lution. Sometimes it is easy to
imagine that little is being
done about the despoiling of
our land, air, and waters ex-
cept to protest and to "view
with alarm."
But the good news, a FAMILY WEEK -
L v survey has discovered. is that a great
deal is being done. In hundreds of com-
munities individual citizens, civic grou ps.
local business and industry, and Gov-
ernment agencies arc devoting time. en-
ergy. money, and imaginative thinking
to projects that are helping to cleanse
the American envi.ronmcnt.
The threat of environmental pollution
can be documented by such alarming
facts as these:
• 200 million tons of contamina nts,
from gases to black soot, pumped into
S. rip minmg in antral
Ohio de11"ded hilly
area producing
the "gly landscapt'
seen in abo1•e
photo mnde in 1967.
Th~ Ohio Power Co.
planted 29 million
tree.t, and within three
years thick.
growth bt'autified
the land.
....
the air annuaUy.
• Millions of gallons of sewage and
chemical wastes pouring into rivers,
lakes, and bays.
• Three and a half billion Ions of trn.sh
and refuse generated-and needing to
be disposed of somcbow--every year.
• Recllcssly spread pesticides killing
wildlife.
• Detergents entering lakes in waste
water stimulating abnormal plant growth
that leaves the waters heavily clogged
and stagnant.
To reverse this destructive course re-
quires action. And Americans in encour-
aging numbers are acting. The publisher
of FAMCLY WEEl(LY polled newspapers
in each community throughout the U.S.
where the magazine is distributed,
for reports of antipollution act1v1tJes.
Scores of responses poured in. They
describe a wide variety of efforts-
most of them local but all amounting to
significant progre.~s when they are
taken collectively.
What follows are representative sam-
ples of this newspaper-backed commu-
nity action in some of the va rious cate-
gories of pollution:
Red-Smoke Taboo
A pall of .. red" smoke hangs over
Middletown, Ohio. so ever-present and
unmistakable, some say, that private
pilots don't need the radar beam to find
their way home to Middletown. The
smoke, laden with fine, reddish iron
oxide, was drifting out of the stacks of
the Armco Steel Corp., biggest employ-
er in this city of 50,000.
Disapproving citizens, writers of let-
ters to the editor of the Middletown
Journal, city councilmen. and members
of the Chamber of Commerce began to
chant that something ought lo be done.
Five years ago. Armco put a task force
lo work on the problem. Today a $12.5
million antipollution program is 90-per-
cent complete. Its chic{ components are
''wet scrubber" units for each of Arm-
co's six furnaces to separat.e the oxide
particles from the smoke. plus a waste-
water treatment system to clean (or re-
use water required by the scrubbers.
Thanks to Armco's cooperation, it is
ellpected that Middletown's red smoke
will become merely a memory some-
time in 1971.
Vehicle Exhaust fumes
Charleston, S.C., feels it is well on
the way to bringing industriaJ air pol-
lution under control by declaring war
on vehicle exhaust emiMions. First
step, reports the News and Courier, has
been to prohibit operators from permit-
ting their vehicles to stand with engines
running for more than five minutes.
Previously. some buses sat oozing nox-
ious fumes for 30 minutes and more.
Now, the health department i!i warning
the community that the next step will
be prosecution of motorists whose ve-
hicle exhausts pollute lhe air. Regula-
tions governing this problem now are
being formulated.
lake Water Protection
Lake Tahoe in Nevada is one of the
world's few remaining high, cold, crys-
tal-dear lakes. Today it is endangered.
Housing and ski resort developers have
scarred surrounding mountainsides and
cleared the way for rain and s now-melt
to drain into Tahoe, carrying along any
Jebris or chemical residues they pick
up along the way. Pollutants percolate
into the water from inadequate septic
tanks. A sewage-plant overflow cas-
caded raw sewage into the lake.
Many, including the Nevada State
Journal at Reno, aren't standing still for
such profaning of nature. Some I 5 offi-
cial bodies cooperating in a major study
fine-combed the lakeside to locale every
possible source of pollution. Regional
planners and environmental agencies
formulated a plan to maintain Tahoe's
water quality and pointed a large iden-
tifying finger at those responsible for
the inflow of siltation into the lake.
Rivers and lakes
In Savannah, Ga., a $17 million
program is underway to build new
!iewage treatment plants and lo build
new drainage systems in an attempt to
clean up the Savannah River. Accord-
ing to the Savannah Morning News.
attorneys from cruuder Ralph Nader's
antipollution task force have been in-
vestigating the problem of industrial
wastes pouring into the historic river.
Similarly, the Corpus Christi (Tellas)
Caller-Times reports a new citiun cf·
fort to prevent marine operators, shell
dredgeM, and others from damaging
coastal bays and estuaries.
Regional Sewttt" System
When Lake Waco was created in
1965 at Waco, Tex., some alcn citizen,
realized that the community could not
for long draw upon it for municipal
water supply unless it was protected
ag11in"l contamination. There was a long
distance to go. and the Waco Tribunr·
llerald pointed the way. A regional
c.ewer system serving aU sides of the
lake seemed indicated. A lot of money
and the sponsorship of city officials and
Lhe concurrence of &atellite communities
were required. Now. reports the Tri-
bun~-Hera/d, "the system is well along
in construction and has been recognized
Pollution
By NEAL ASHBY
by the state of Texas as an ideal met-
ropolitan protection project."
Dam "Teach-in"
College student!! in W isconsin stepped
forward as advocates of clean waters
in their state, notes the Green Bay
Preu-Gau tu. Earlier thi!I year, under-
graduates at the Univeri.ity of Wiscon-
sin-Green Bay arranged for the closing
for o ne hour of a dam controlling the
polluted Fox River. At least for that
brief period, they explained, the flow
of pollutants would be shut off. The
next day, students at St. Norbert Col-
lege at West De Pere held an all-day
"Teach-in" to dramatize the need to
clean up the Fox.
Industrial Research
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When an important metals manufac-
luring corporation displayed an interest
in locating a new plant al lillle Wallkill,
N.Y., it might have seemed a cause for
rejoicing. h would mean jobs for 300
local residents and a payroll of more
than S3 million a year added to the
Wallkill economy.
··w;g ... 1om" timber wrute burner. which long belched smolce into air, is dismantled ar M edford. Orr
Instead, many citiz,cns asked hard
questions. What were the pollution dan-
gers in the plant'i. operation and what
was the corporation prepared to do to
climinale them? The Middletown. N.Y.,
Times Herald-Record was a leading
questioner, S1udics were demanded and
public hearing.s held. A petition calling
for a delay until a searching study of
all the ecological ramificaJions could be
made was signed by 309 residents. At
this writing, conS1ruction of the plant
is underway and the firm has promised
to make its operations as pollution-free
as possible. Fo r the pre>ent. skeptical
citizens arc holding their fire
Wigwam Burners
In Oregon, particularly along ils pop-
ulous Willamette Valley, the air is
fouled by smoke from several special-
ized types of burning. WooJ chips and
bark. waste products of sawmill oj>era-
tions, arc dii.po~d of in smoke-pumping
"wigwam" burners (which have the
shape of that type of Indian shelter).
Straw remaining io grain fields after the
grains have been harveste!d is elim1oated
by burning. And frost damage is com-
baned by ''smudging."
Reporting a "broad base of citizen
participation in various campaigns,~ the
Oregon Statesman at Salem described
efforts to design a smokeles.c; straw burn-
er and to develop straw by-products to
provide an incentive for ranners to re-
frain from burning the straw. Scientists
at Oregon State University have been
especially active io this work.
The Mail Tribune at Medford, Ore.,
told of the steady phasing out of wig-
wam burners. Methods have been found
to process wood chips for use in paper
milling. Medford lumbennan Jerry S.
Lausmann has invented a smolccles..c;
wigwam burner. Some orchardists, the
newspaper related, have inst.aJled new
types of burners for heating, and others
have had some success in sprinkling
trees with water in order to prevent
fros1 damage.
Waste Removal
Some citizens o( GafoesviUc, Fla ..
decided last year that the town ought
to be cleaned up. Members of the Boy
and Girl Scouti>, garden dubs, the Army
Reserve, and residents of convaJescent
homes were among representatives of
more than 20 organit.s&lions who volun-
teered to pitch in. Shovels. rakes. truck!<,
and bulldozers were manned. Accumu-
lated refuse in homes a nd lots and along
roadways was combed from the town
o f I 6,000 "Big trucks were loaded in
minutes," relates the Gainesville Daily
Tim es. E ven abandoned houses and
barns we~ removed.
Two-Mile Well
It looks as if a million-dollar a ntipol-
lution gamble in Tuscaloosa. Ala.. is
turning out successfully With 'IOme
support from the state and Federal gov-
emments, Reichold C hemicals, Inc.,
has drilled a two-mile-deep well outside
Tuscaloosa which it hopes can be used
for disposal of chemical wastes by high-
pressure injection. The drill did reach
Ifie lcind of porous rock formation that
is deemed necessary.
Tests arc now going on, but it ap-
pears. according to the Tuscaloosa
N~ws, that tht. well can be put into
use in a few months. Until then, the
company's chemicaJ wastes will con-
tinue to be discharged, after filtering.
into the W arrior River.
Waste-Paper Recycling
A massive waste-paper collection
drive io San Bruno, Calif.. served a
four-fold purpose, the San Mateo Timt's
reports. Fifty tons of such refuse wru.
removed from the commuruty. Partici-
pating local organization~ benefited
from the sale of the paper to a salvage
company. The p14>tr was used in a re-
cycling process to make new paper
products. And the recycling of waste
paper meant the saving of trees tha1
would otherwise have been cut and u.~d
for paper-making, Here, too, an even
bigger drive is ant1c1pated this year
Glau Redemption
At Elmira, N .Y .• and Streator, Ill.,
the Thatcher Glass Co. has establishe<J
redemption centers where it buys used
glass containers (returnable ant.I non-
returnable) for a_ penny a pound. Here
again, the coUected mater ial is recycled.
Bottles and jars that otherwise would
have to be disposed of as trash arc de-
livered in bags, baskets, boxes, says
the LaSalle, Ill., Daily News-Trib1me.
The Owens-Illinois p lant in Streator also
is redeeming used glass containers, as
are countless other plants.
Trees for Mine Strips
Strip mining has gouged the land-
~ape in central Ohio. To rebeau-
tify the countryside. the Ohio Power
Co. has planted 29 million trccs--such
species as oak, ash, poplar, maple, red
gum, buckeye, locust, p ine, and spruce.
The current rate of planting. according
to Lhe Canton, Ohio, R epository, is a
million trees a year.
Plants for Fish
Along the Atlantic Coast of New
Jersey Lie precious marshlands. These
coastal marshes produce tons of plant
material annually. And the commercial
fish taken in coastal waters depend
heavily for nourishment on this kind
of plant material. Any incursions by
man into these marshlands upset the
ecological balance--the interrelation-
ship between au organisms. To impress
upon its readers the importance of these
lands, the Allantic City Press published
a four-part series spelling out their role
in the total environment and the threats
rhey face.
From one end o( the natiOn to the
other, FAMILY WEEICLY's infonnal sur-
vey shows. Americans are working to
regain a clean environment. •
Editors' N ote: More artil'les on what
A mnicans ore doing to battlc environ-
mental pollution will appear /,, /uwrr
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Small hoy's definition of a skde-
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Recipes for ealorie Watchers
CltllW ....,r-.ted *""P wltlt ...... OOftlS cntd ol~ o venatlle low-calorie
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More suggestions for the calorie-conscious follow-.
--Redpes for ealorie Watchers
MELANIE DE PROFT ft'oo<I ~Mito1·
• With the r ound o f ho liday par tying and the u sual over-indulgencf' ln eating
al an end, it's lime lo ste p on the scales to see how many unwa nted po und11
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to go a long with your choice of commert'ial proclucltl in p la nning pleasing
menus to m ake your reducin g regime n a gr eat 11u cce8ll.
Marinated Shrimp with
Mushrooms and Olives
2 lbs. medium s hrimp, cook~
and dueined
% cup small pimiento-stutred
olins
1 lb. fresh m ushrooms, quartered
1 cup wa ter
Yi cup low-calorie Italian
salad dressing
2 t ablepoons le mon juice
2 cloves garlic, ha lved
I ~ leaepoone n il
'Ii teaspoon t hyme leaves Yz te aspoon pep~rcorns
Ya teaapoon rround nutml.'g
2 bay leave•
1. Combine all ingredients, eitcept
shrimp and olives. in a large saucepan.
Bring to boiling. reduce heat. cover. and
simmer 5 min. Po ur over shrimp and
olives in a large bowl and toi.s lightly
to mix ; cool. Refrigera te, covered, 6
to 8 hrs .. or overnight ~fore serving
2. To serve, pile generous amounts o(
the mixture with some of the marinade
onto crisp salad ~ttns oo luncheon
-plates. Serve as a luncheon or supper
entree accompanied with seasoned to-
mato slices, assorted ngetable ru"bblers.
and melt>. toast. Or spoon into lettuce
leaf-lined cocktail glasses and serve as
the appetizer for a low-calorie lunch eon
or dinner. 6 salad servings
Menu H elps: Broth. canned pcachc<1 or
apricots, and coffee
Rice 'n' Vegetable
E gg Pancakes
4 This recipe is 011 ado1J1<1ti<m of thr Cl11-
nest pancake-Egg Foo Yung.
3 cu p11 finely shredded Jounr
gnen cabbage
V, cup chopped Jtrttn ptpper
Y1 cup chopped onion
2 cups cooked rice
8 eggs
2 tuapoon• salt
~ teaspoon ~pper
2 tableapooNI all-par(H)ff ~1
sauce
l. Toss cabbage, green pepper. onion.
and rice together.
12 • Famil~ Weekf:v, JamiarJJ 10, 1971
2. U!>i ng a rotary beater. thorottghly
beat eggs. salt. pepper. and soy sauce
together. Gcn1ly stir in the cabbage-rice
mixture.
J. For each pancake, pour 'h cup o f
the mixture onto a hot lightly grcac;cJ
griddle or ~l..1llct. Spread evenly w rth
~ratula into a round about 6 in. in
diameter. Cook over medium heat untn
golden brown on each sidi:.
4. Serve hot with or without C hinese
Sauce . A bout 15 pnnrukes
Chinese StJ11ce: Combine I 1h cup s
chicken broth (any fol removed) an<.I
1 tablespoon a ll-purpose soy sauce with
J tablespoon corn.starch in a ~ucepa n.
Sea.'>on with salt. Accent, anc.J pepper
to rastc. Bri ng to boiling; cook and Mir
until ~lightly lhickened.
Me nu Helps: T omato juice. cottage
cheese. carrot !>ticks. O:worcd gelatin
with whipped d :ssert lopptng, and tea
with lemon
Lamb Ragout
2 tablei.poons butter or mario:arin ..
I lh. boneless la mb s houldrr.
cut in I-in. piece11
medium onion. halved ond thinly
sliced
11/z cups hot water
l/z teaspoon salt
V, teas poon Accl.'nt
~ teas poon seasoned pepp~r
Yi teaspoon marjor11m
2 medium carrots, ('Uf in I-in.
piec:e11 V. lb. grl.'en beans. ('llf in I -i n.
pieces (about ~.4 cup)
2 medium onions, quart.-rf'd
2 tsblespoons tomat o p11s tl.'
Parsley 11prig11
I. Heat the butter ur margarine tn a
large, heavy .skillet o r sau ccpot. Add the
lamb and brown Cln all o;1dc~ over me-
dium hea t. Add onion :.lich the la'I few
minute\ C1f cooking
2. Add the hot water and the ~a:.on·
ing~ and mix well. Cover and cook over
low heat I ~ hrs. Acid more hot w.1tcr.
1f needed. while meat i'i cook ing
J. Mix in carrots, green beans. and
quartered onions. Cover and cook until
vegetables are te nder, 15 to 25 min.
4. Stir in the tomato paste. Turn ragout
into a heated serving dish and garnic;h
w ith parsley. 5 or 6 sen:i111:s
Me nu Helps: Crisp green:. with salad
dressing. flavored gelatin dessert, and
!>kim milk.
Lemon Broiled Chicken
1 (about l Yz lbs.) broiler-fryer
chicken, halYed len gthwi8e
2 tablespoons 11.'mon juice
2 tablespoons butter or margarint'.
melted
to J Vt tablespoon. sugar
'11 teaspoon salt Yz teaspoon Accent
1/s teaspoon pepper
V1 teaspoon paprika
J. Arrange chic ken halves, skin side
down. in broiler pan (not o n rack)
Bring wing rips o nto bach under ~houl ·
dcr jo int. Press down.
l. Brush chicken with I tablespoon of
the lemon juice and ~ome of 1he melted
bu1t er or margarine. Sprinkle with a
mixture of half o f the ~ugar. the <;alt.
Accent. pepper. and paprika. Combine
remaining sugar. lemo n juice. and melt·
ed buller or margarine. u~e to bru \h
on 1.:hicken while broiling.
3. Place pan u nder rlroilcr w11h the \Ur-
fa cc of chicken J to 6 in. from the heal
1n b roiler of a gas range or 6 to 9 in.
from the heat tn an electric range Broil
chicke n 20 to 25 mm.; turn and broil
15 to 20 min. Brush with the lemon
butter several times during broiling.
} servings
Menu tlt lps: Sweet· I art carrots. tos'\Cd
'nln<t with dres<>mg. v;:in11l a pudd1ni;
l"ookicc,, and coffee
Tart Herl>ed Ca rrots
lb. fre~h younj! csrroH1
<'UP broth (u'!e I rhicl-en or
vel!etahle houillon rube di11·
solved in l cup ho•linic watt'r)
2 tabll.'spoonfl tookinJo? o r 11alad oil
1'. cup finely chopped onion
1 tableflpoon fl our
'11 teaspoon flalt 14 teaspoon white ~pper
1 teai:;poon par11ley Rakes
~ teaspoon crushed sa•ory
•• tuspoon rosems ry
Va ll.'aspoon crus hl.'d thymt
V. teaspoon crus hl.'d mar)orem
2 tablespoon11 honey
2 tahleapoons cidl.'r vinegar
or lemon juice
t. Scrape or pare carrots: halve the
larger carrots lengthwise. Put into a
saucepan wit!l the hot broth . Cover and
bring to boiling. Reduce heat and cook
unril carrots are crisp-tender. Drain.
reserving cook ing liquid. Set carrots
aside and keep warm.
2. Cook the onion in heated oil in a
-;killet about 5 min. Stir in a blend of
the tlour. ~alt. pepper. and herb<>: cook
u ntil bubbly. Gradually add the cooking
liquid. stirring constantly. Continue stir·
ring and bring to boiling; cook I to 2
min. Mix in the honey and vinegar. Add
the drained carrots and heat thorouJ?hly.
c;pooning sauce over the c:Hrots occa -
sionally.
3. Turn into a heated serving d1'ih.
Sprinkle with chopped parsley and. if
desired , ~prinkle with prepared bacon·
like pieces (a soy protein product).
5 or 6 snvinru
Lamb Kidney Kabobs
Marinade (sel.' recipe)
1 Vi lbs. lamb kidneys
3 slices bacon , cut in fourths
(12 piec:l.'8)
12 larKe mushroom caps
Butter or mar garine, melted
Y, teaspoon salt Yt teaspoon Accent
~ tea11 poon peppu
I. T o prepare k idneyl>. split and remove
mcmbrnne (unless done at the markc1).
Using scissors, remove tubes. Rinse kid·
ney!> clean with cold water and cu t in10
111.z ·•n. cu~s: Puc into a bowl, pour
in marinade, and toss to m ix. Refrig-
erate. covered, at least 24 hrs.
l . Using six 8-in. skewers, thread o nto
each sl..cwer : a piece of bacon. kidney,
a nd a mll!lhroom cap: repe at. (Do nol
crowd pieces.) Brush kidneys and muc;h-
rooms with me lted hutter or margarine
Arrange ,kcwcrs on broiler rack.
3. Place unJcr broiler aho1J1 3 in. from
heat. Hro 1I 10 to 15 mm., or until i..1t1-
neys are tender: turn occasiona lly anJ.
Ir d esired, brn.sh with butler or ma1 ga·
nne. Sprinkle wllh a mixture of the
seasonings. 6 H•n•inc:~
M arinade: Thoroughly mix "~ cup tar·
ragon vinegar, 'h cup cookinR or salad
oil, 2 teaspoom salt, ¥i tea~poon Ac-
cent, 'h teaspoon peppu, l bay leaf,
and \~ dove garlic, minced.
Menu Htlps: Sweet· tart carrots. crisp
greens with salad dressing, c herry filling
in tarts, and coffee.
( Co,1tinued 011 page 14)
SPAM
mit sauerkraut
und ipfeln
303 can sauerkraut
(2 cups) drained
2 cooking apples,
sliced thin (if desired) X cup brown sugar
12·oz. can SPAM , sliced
2 tso. prepared mustard
Mix kraut, apples and half of the brown
sugar (X cup), in 1X qt. casserole.
Arrange SPAM slices on top. Mix remain ing
(X cup) brown sugar and mustard with
1 tsp. water; spread on SPAM. Bake in
400° (hot) oven 30 minutes, until glazed.
4 servings. fl Honn el tt
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Finally, M r. Barrett decided to let
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has shown a number of other men and
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bas not bad to give them any lessons
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Almost an yone with a grade school
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ealorie Watchers
Beef Liver with Rice
1 Vz Iba. beef liver (Vi to %-
ia. sliu9). cal ia strips
aboat 2Yi ilL
2 tablespoou cooking or salad oil
1 clon rarlic. ainttd
'/J e11p dry wbite wine
1 e.a (16 os.) tomatoes
1 t.eaapooll s...-ttt basil
1 teaspoon sail
Y. teaapooa seaaoned pepper
3 cu pe hot cooked rice
l. Heat the oil with garlic in a large
sullet. Add the liver strips and brown
over medium heat, turning occasionally.
2. Add the wine and lower the heat;
simmer. uncovered, about 5 min.
3. Add the tomatoes, basil. salt, and
seasoned pepper. Cover skUlet and cook
slowly until liver is tender, 20 to 30
min. Remove cover the last few mjnutcs
of cooking to allow sauce to 1hicken
slightly.
4. Mound the hot noe on a healed serv-
ing plate and top with the liver.
6 servings
Meaa Helps: Green beans, a.\..'iOrted crisp
relishes. canned peaches with salad
dressing. and tea or coffee.
Beef a la Sukiyaki
This is a low-<'uloric versiot1 of u popu-
lar Japanese dish.
l lb. Inn btt( round stuk
l tablespoon butter or margarine
1 can (8 01..) slic~ mushrooms,
draiMd ·
1 can (5 oz.) bamboo shoolfl,
4raiaecl aftd 0.inly sliced
Z atalka celery, cut in 1-in. piK~
l media• onion. thinly sliced
5 r;reu oDiou (wit.la tops),
C1rt ill ~-iL slitttt
cup chicken broth (1 chicken
boailloa cube diesol•ed in I
cup boiling water)
Y. cap alt-purpose soy eaace
2 tea.spoons sugar
l/z teaspoon sa It
'!. lb. fresh s piaach, thinly shredded
Cook~ rice
1. Cul slcak into very thin strip~ about
2 in. long.
2. He.at butter or margarine in a large,
heavy skillet over medium heat. Add
the meat slrips and brown quickly.
3. Add the mushrooms, bamboo ~hoots.
celery. onion. hroth. and a blend of the
soy sauce, sugar. and salt. Cover and
hnng to boiling. Cook. gently. movin~
mixture occasio nally, aboul 20 min., or
until vegetables are partially tender.
4. Add the shredded spinach, partially
rover skillet and conlinue cooking until
spinach is just tender, turning mi,Xturc
with a fork several times. .
5. Serve with hot rice io small bowls.
4 or 5 servings
Menu Helps: Canned pineapple, cookies,
and tea.
(Continued from page 12)
HELPS FOR DIETERS
( Low-Culorit! Products)
Here is a list of some available
"helps:"
Complete Meals
liquid diet food
powdered diet food
Main Dishes
canned entrecs
Margarines
met
Breads
assorted
crackers and wafers
Salad Dressings
bottled and packet-style
mayonnaise-type
Dairy Products
low fat plain or flavored yogurt
cheese such as cottage,
Ncufchatel
sour cream
skim milk.
evaporated ~kimmed milk
ins1ant nonfat dry milt
Dessert and
Dessert Toppings
flavored gelatin
flavored pudding and pie filting
fruit pie filling
cookies
can rues
whipped dessert topping
sauce toppings for dessert
Fruit and Fruit Juices
unsweetened frozen and canned
(incl. applesauce) fruits
artificially sweetened canned
fruilS
unsweetened canned fruit juices
canned aod bot1led fruit juices
nectar
Tomato Products
tomato juice
cat sup
chili sauce
Beverages such as cola, ginger
ale, lemon-lime. root beer. and
fruit-flavored
carbonated (cans and hottlcs)
non-carbonated (can~. bottles,
and packets)
Sweeteners (Non-Caloric)
liquid conccnlrated
granulaled
tablets
Mi see I laneous
jams, jellies. preserves, and
marmalade
pancake and waffle syrup
unflavored gelatin
bouillon cuhes
14 F.imilv W eekf111 Jc11rnary JO, 1971
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What's New
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By ROSALYN ABREVAYA
A vonte-garde modem furniture,
most of it emerging unabashedly in
whole collections of high-impact plas-
tic, fiber gloss, or in shimmering vinyl
upholstery, ts about to zero in on
traditional America. For those home-
makers not entirely ready for this
brave new world of deMgn, period
furniture in every style continues to
be fashionable and available. And,
this year, Mediterranean will really
mix with your other fumiturel
These trends were confirmed at
the recent semi-annual furniture ex-
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provides on advance look at new
designs soon to be unveiled in stores
around the country.
The new modem styles, given their
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Furniture in Eorly American, En·
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to be handsomely de5igned, but it is
Mediterranean thot hos really put on
a new facade. It wos only a season
ago tha1 Spanish furnishings meant
"massive ... dorit ... brooding"
-<ind you hod to hove a whole room
of it, or none at all. No longer. Strles
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Sofa bed, precision slUJped
of fiber glass, opens to a
Simmons.
Scaled for small places is Drexds
Spanish desk in a f ruitwood finish.
now ore still dramatically massive,
but without bulk; the carvings and
detoiling remain outhenti~, but the
finishes of representative pieces ore
perceptively lighter. As o result, they
blend more readily with other fur-
niture designs.
Sleek metal trim also made on im-
portant statement at the furniture
show-from polished aluminum to
brass and silve r-outlining tables,
sofas, and choirs. lnd ispensoble mod-
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rich-looking veneers or pointed fin.
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But the star on the furniture hon·
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being so versatile and nondeplet·
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tomorrow! +
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pharmacy. ----1 Take this coupon I to y.,ur drugglet.
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FADE THEM OUT
•w ea lhered brown 11pota
OD Lbe •urlece of your •• band• and (aoe tell the world you're
geLtinc old perhaps before you
really a re. Fade them away with
ESOTERICA. t.hA t medicated ~
that breeka up rna.m of pigment on
Lhe all.in, help• make band11 l ook
white and youn• ap..in. Equally ef-
fective on I.he ra~. noclt and arm&.
Not. a QOVet'-up. Acu. in t.he akin-
oot OD il. Fragn.nt, ~ be.R
for eoftenioc. lubricating akin u it
he!ps deu llUrface bl~ A1££
Of'FER wit.b eech jar or ESOTDttCA I
How To Holcl
FALSE TEETH
Finner Lo•9er
Do your ta1M teetb annoy and eml:J&rna you by oomLnc IOOMi
wben you eat. Wiror talltT Tben pu\ llOIJ'le "PA8 J...., nw Deuture Ad·
bealve Powder ODJ'OUr plat.ee. Zally-to-u.re PASIU'IH holda denturea
t\rmer longer. Mak.ee •tlnC mater, mo~Datural.PAB'lltlnfflaDOt•dd.
Ho gummy, gooey, puty taat.e. Den-
ture8 UU.tftt are -ua1 to be&ttb.
See t~f8denUU re1ularty Oet PAS at all drug coant.era.
BACKACHE
Aching Muscles
You Iona to ease those pains . -n temporarily, untll the ca use
Is ctemred up. For patllatl~1 __ or temporary, pain relief try O.Wm's Pills. F•mous frM over 60 ye•rs DeWltt's PUis contain en ena faeslc to reduce pain and a Ye<y mild diuretic to help eliminate retained ffulds thus flushlna out lrrltat1na pain causina bladder wastes.
'Dewitt's Piiis often succ..O
..._.. otn.-s fall. II &>aln persists
•twa ys -your doctOf. lnslst on
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counter.
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Just soa/.ing in Kt EF:-lrTE. give'i den1ure!.
a cleansing action unsurpa<><;ed by any un-
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Improved K LEENITI: has morr d«-tn -
ge'fl actio11: mvre effervefcc11c<: mnre pen-
etratinR po~·n rflan ew•r. II surges to every
denture surface Loosens film. The dingier
the denture. 1he mc•re spc<:Cacul::ir lhe re-
sults. Only KLEENITE gives you this easy-
to-use fonnula that gels even oldt'r den.
turc.~s cleaner, brigh1cr foster.
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Q U IZ
How Happy Are You?
By JOHN E. GIBSON
lhe pursuit of happiness has
been called everything from a
crazy steeplechase to a rat-race,
where the track is slippery and the
quarry illusive. Actually, happi-
ness is neither Destiny's stepchild
nor Lady Luck. Happiness is at-
tainable--if you understand what
it is and if you learn the secrets
of finding it. This true-false quiz
should enlighten you on a number
of interesting points.
1. The reason some people arc happier than
others is that they have fewer thing_, to
worry about.
2. You'd be happier if you didn't have t o
wc rlc for a living.
3. The way you vote is indicative of bow
happy you are.
4 . Being neurotic is often an asset when it
comes to achieving happiness.
5. You'd be happy 1f you were wealthy.
6. Happy people have a completely different
set of values than unhappy people.
7 . You'd be happier if you were smarter.
I . Most people would be happy if they could
JUSl "get away from it aU."
9 . Some people feel uncomfortable when
•bey're happy.
10. Pursuing happiness is like pursuing any
other worthwhile goal-if you look hard
enough you1J find it
ANSWERS
1. False. National Institute of Mental Health
studies show that many people who scored
higher than average on measures of happi-
ness also did a great amount of worrying.
However, the happier people tended to be
concerned largely with problems in their lives
over which they bad some control and could
remedy. The more discontented were inclined
to stew and worry over situations they had
no control over and oould do nothing about.
2 . Falu. Jn sociolbgical studies where people
have been asked to pick the time in their
lives they were the happiest, the majority
picked the period when they were working
the hardest.
3. True. If a man is unhappy at home (hav-
ing trouble with his wife or his in-laws). or
if lhings are goi ng badly o n the job. be is
apt LO vole against the incumbents-and want
to get new people elected. Yale UnivCT'Sity
studies have shown that the rougher a deal
a man feels be is getting from lrfo--and
this 1s largely influenced by how tbmgs arc
on the job and al borne-the greater the
lik.elihood of him voting against the people
in power.
4 . Falu . Psychological studies show that
people with the best-adjusted personalities
arc the happiest, and those wt.o arc the most
neurotic tend to be the least happy-and an
11 Fam.il.11 Weekl11, Januo~ JO, 19'!1
apl ro blame the world or "society'' for their
unhappiness.
S. Falu. A consensus of psychological stud-
ies confirms that happiness is an inner state
of mind. It has very little lo do with whether
you are rich or not rich. It is true that pov-
erty can be quite painful; yet it is not wealth
but co-ordination of one's thought and action
which removes the inner conflicts which
ma.Ice us unhappy.
6 . True. Studies show that most happy peo-
ple bave a basically different way of looking
at thlngs and a different set of values than
the unhappy. Happy people consider these
things important: love and friendship; e11joy-
mcnt of occupatio.n; an unworried mind; ab-
sence of guilt feelings; apprcciacion of nature
and the outdoors. On the other band, people
who are restless, discontented., and relarively
unhappy place the greatest premium on: ac-
quiring material possessions; going to new
places; seeking adventures which bring new
thrills and excitement.
7. False. Psychological studies show that
highly intelligent people arc oo happier thao
those who a rc modestly endowed so fac as
gray matter is concerned. Your IQ and your
HQ (Happiness Quotient) function inde-
pendently of each other. Happiness involves
the emotions, which have little td do with
intellectual prowess or mental capacity. You
can be a scatterbrain and be quite happy
aod contented. And you can be top-heavy
with brains and be miserable.
I . False. Happiness is a quality that depends
far more on what you are than where you
arc. People have traveled the world over
seeking happiness via the getting-away-from-
it-all formula without firyding it. Happiness is
the result of a life style rather than a geo-
graphical location. When people speak of
"getting away from it all," what they often
mean is trying to get away from themselves.
A person who travels to µic South Seas has
solved nothing. He has a different view from
his window-but inside he's still the same.
9 . Tme. Some people seem to enjoy being
unhappy, lo take perverse pleasure in having
something to complain a bout. Others s im-
ply won't let themselves be happy; they en-
joy the feeling of being martyred. Still others,
psycho logtsts find, deliberately place ob<;ta-
cles In the path of happiness becaust they
have feelings of guilt and a need to punish
themselves. The findings of recent studies
bear out what Lincoln once said: "Most peo-
ple arc about as happy as they want to be.''
10. False Psychological studies attest to the
fact that people who are constantly search-
ing for happiness tend to be the least happy.
The happiest people 8J'C tbcwie who are so
busy /i.-ing-working, playing, a.chicviog,
expressing themselvcs--that they seldom even
stop to consider bow happy they are. 1t is a
fa llacy to think of happiness as a goal in ·it-
self. It's a by-product of what psychologists
call "authentic liviog... +
REA SURE
CHEST
Let's Draw a Snowball Thrower
By Ann Da\·idow
When he raises up
His mitt,
Plus One
T o a four-letter word for
part of your leg, add a la.rt
letter and get a word that
describes a bright object.
(Su Answer Box)
Who?
Who, in our country's
folklore, is always pictured
wearing striped pants, a blue
coat and a tall hat, and has
the same initials as !he
Uniled States?
(Su An.rwer Box)
Question
Without looking, can you
tell what building is sho wn
oo the United States nickel?
(SeeAnswu Box)
Riddle Me This
Wha t did the a larm clock
say to the chiming grand-
father's clock?
(Su Answer Box)
You Name It
(Su Answer Box)
Mlnu• One
From a five-letter word
that describe5 a kind of
plug, take away the first let-
ter and get what you do lo
a car when you leave it
s tanding at the curb.
(Su Affswu Box)
Some one surely will Be hit!
Hide-a-Name
Hidden in this senten~ is
the name of a great Ameri-
can patriot and statesman
whose birthday anniversary
is celebrated this week: Quite
a few men of rank lingered
after the meeting to talk
over old times.
(See Answer Box)
Visual Perception
Is one set of circles larger
than the other? Note that
one area recedes as the oth-
er bulges out.
(Su A nswer Box)
ANSWER BOX
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RESEARCH SCIENTIST
WHO GETS SllUS HEADACHE PAii
AID COIGESTIOI
CREATES TABLET TO GET REUEF.
Sinarest was created by a research scientist who's suffered from
sinus headaches nearly all his life.
So be knew just what he was looking for. It wasn't just a cold tablet
or an allergy tablet. But a tablet for sinus congestion headaches. What
he created is Sinarest. And he made it strong so it would be effective.
The idea behind Sinarest is to help relieve your headache pain fast.
And to go to work on your swollen sinus cavities.
To do this he used a pain reliever that's easy on your stomach, a
decongestant that helps drain your sinus cavities and an antihistamine.
He even added a mild ener-
gizer to help keep you from get-
ting drowsy.
Sinarest for sinus headaches
and the congestion that causes
them.
It can mean the difference
between suffering and feeling
better again.
Jump1n11 on• chair won't h~lo Bui d CONA-
Mousr PllUff will' MOUS[ PPllfl ,, th~
amaz1n11 mousl' killer th•t'~
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Invention •
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Sleep Away
Dry
Skin tt ha n d s a n d
knuckles get so
dry and crack,ed that 11othmg
seems to help, lry !his simple
treatment. Each night at bed
time, massage a dab ol Cuti
cura Oinrment into the skin.
Next morning. was11 thoroughly
with Cul1tura medicated soap
You'll be amazed how quickly
you r skin be-
comes ~011 and
smooth
MOST (ff(CTIVC . has lw1CP as much
mouu k1lhn11 1n111Nl1ent as otller ltad1n11
br•nds And lh1s m111ed1ent is recommtndtd
by tht 11 S Gove•nment.
For People With .. Uppen'' and "Lowen"
Cl.UN(.ST •M CASICST. . 1ust pull lab, bail feeds t I
automa1ir11ty ~( contains no v10-'
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For Lhc ftr~t t 1mr. c:ciencc IVJw ollt:rs
a um~ue plastic cream thal holds
dentures both ·· uppers" and " low-
ers" as they've never ht-en held
befort>. It forms an elasuc membrane
that lttl/Jl lmltl you t dmlllTI'.~ lo tit,
11otural liss111'5 of ~om mouth.
It's F1xooEN°f6 a revolullonarv
discovery (or daily homt! use sO
d1Herent it's protected by l l. ~
Patent f3.003,988.
F1xOOENT not only holds den-
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morecomrortably. too. ll'ssoclast K
~·ou may bile harder. chew bt:ller.
cat more naturally.
The special penc1l-pomt dispenser
lets you put Fr ~ooENT exactly
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(iver and gaglt'ing.
Just one application may last for
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Write Box 12. LouieYile, ~· 40201
()MOWN & --UAMS<lO< fOL<CCO CO..
, • I 4BE~
MAUREEN O'HARA Glamorous Grandma:
N ot long ago Maureen
O'Hara attempted to drive
around Los Angeles' UCLA
campus, only to discover that
during the nearly three years
she has made her home on
St. Croix in the Virgin Is-
lands, the road had been al-
tered. Confused, she stopped
the car, took stock of her sur-
roundings, and then pulled
onto the main thoroughfare.
SuddeoJy a policeman loomed up be-
hind her and motioned her to the side
of the road. "AJI right. miss," he said,
leaning down to study Maureen's puz-
zled face, "you studen ts should ltnow
your campus well enough to remember
there's a stop sign back there!"
"Me--e student!" exclaimed the mid-
dle-aged but still glamorous actress as
she recalled the incident. "Why, I'm a
grandmother! My first reaction was to
get mad at him because I knew I'd made
a full stop. My second was to laugh in
his face. only I knew I'd never convince
him I'd made a stop if I did that. But
then the flattery of his words sanJt in
and I drove off feeling just marvelous!"
(P.S. She didn't get a ticket.)
A grandmother she may be. but she's
a far cry from the stereotyped gray-
haired little old ladies with bifocals,
loose dentures, and tired smiles. Mau-
reen O'Hara possesses all the viva::ity
and sparkle of the Irish temperament
that made her so popular throughout a
c areer spanning 52 films. Her red hair
(albeit with some be.Ip) still gives warn-
ing of a flashing temper and determined
Maureen O'Hara and husband Charlu
Blair malu handsome grandparents.
character. H er haz.el-green eyes sparkle
with quick wit. And her speech retains
the delightful lilt that she brought to
America from Ireland in 1939 when, as
a 17 year old, she became a star in her
first film, "Jamaica Inn."
Maureen accepts grandmotherhood
not as a traumatic experience which
catapults her automatically into the o ld-
er generation, bur rather as a natural
and enriching development in an al-
ready rewarding life. In fact, she's all
in favor of starting a second family of
her own and regrets very much that
she had a miscarriage several months
ago. "I think it would be lovely to have
a baby," she told me. "I've always
wanted more children. Bronwyn is my
only child.''
Bronwyn's father, rhe late Will Price,
was Maureen's sec-0nd husband whom
she married in t 94 t and divorced 11
years later. Her first husband was George
Brown, the associate producer on "1 a-
maica Inn," bul her mother saw to 11
What in Ule World I
Dick and Jane Translated Of the
many Indian children from the I 20,000-
mcmber Navajo nation (spread through-
out AriU>na, New Mexico, Colorado,
and Utah) who enter fint grade, only
one in I 0 knows the English language
Dr. Bernard Spolsky, a linguistic re-
searcher at Albuquerque' Univen.ity of
New Mexico, is trying to correct 1h1s
double handicap. For a child who docs
not know how to read and wnte, and
then must cope with a foreign language
(English). the learning process is d if-
ficult. indeed. For such a child. Doctor
Spolsky is creating a special primer. By
running taped interviews with young-
sters through an IBM computer, he is
determining just what the Navajo child
understands of his native tongue. An
index of all words used in the interview.
and their frequency. provides a starting
point for clues to the youngsters' per-
ceptions of letter groupinp and gram-
mar. This study will resull in textbooks
in the Navajo tongue, peopled by char-
acters familiar to the reader.
that that marriage was annulled imme-
diately. Now happily married to Charles
Blair {March. 1968), retired Air Force
brigadier general and fonner Pao Am
airline pilot, who is owner-operator of
the Antillis Air Boats, which ftics 100
scheduled flights a day in and out and
all arouod the islands of the Caribbean
in a fteet of 16 seaplanes, Maureen
feels her life is in full bloom.
Maureen intends to enjoy her grand-
child. She flew to Los Angeles to be
with Bronwyn and stayed with her the
whole time of her delivery. "I felt like
I gave birth!" she admitted. "It was
Bronwyn's first baby-my first grand-
child. They've named him Foster Vin-
cent Yoakum Ill! I took care of him
two nights ago when Bronwyn was
taken to the hospital for some post-·
birth difficulties. Believe me, I am out
of practice:··
It would be easy for Maureen to slip
into the role of dominating doting
grandmother since Bronwyn and her
husband, a deep-sea diver, live in her
Beverly Hills home. "But I am not
here that much," Maureen explained.
''Charlie and l live on St. Croix. and
we have a house in Ireland ...
~ile Maureen is experiencing real
grandmotherhood for the first time,
eight years ago she played the role in
the family comedy ''M r. Hobbs Takes
a Vaca1ion" with Jimmy Stewart, ''Age
has always been such an ambiguous
thing," she told me. "I remember when
I was making a Him some years ago.
I was the mother in it. One day lhe
girl who was playing m y daughter came
up to me and said, 'I hate to tell you
this, but I am two years older than
Safety Afloat With the National Boat
Show opening in New York City later
this month, now's the time for week-
end skippers to add lo their profcssiooal
knowledge. One important factor is
safety. "Many a boat is lost for want of
a properly 61ed float plan. Just as a pi-
lot makes a flight plan," explain~ Rob-
ert Lowry. safety expert at MOAC, a
leading marine insurer. "the boatsman
should write out 'estimated time of leav-
ing, where he's going, whe n he'll get
there, and what course he'll take-and
a description of his crah. Leave the
fl oat plan with a friend o r relative.
Then, 1f the craft's overdue. the holder
can contact the Coast Guard and ask
for a quick check.. Our files have many
lette rs from yachtsmen whose li ves and
property were saved because a float
plan gave rescuers a head start at find-
ing them. The longer the planned trip.
the greater the need for one."
Plain Girt, Vain Girt This 200-ycar-
old statue perched high above the main
-square io Bremen, We.t G ermany, is
you!' " Maureen smoebcred a laugh.
We taJk.ed of many things as Maureen
went through a myriad activities in
preparation for her pending flight to
Mexico to work on locations in Du-
rango with John Wayne in .. The Million-
Dollar Kidnapping."
M aureen believes her early family -rrre 1flCr'a 'R>rT6t1o-wnn-Jierencrgcl1C: -
and confident outJook today. "We had
a glorious childhood.'' she recalled
warmly. "I've often thought of writing
a boolt about it, it was so fantastic. I
can still remember Sundays when we'd
all go to church, we six children in
rroot, walking two by two, and there,
in back of !15· would be my hand.wme
father, a beautiful man with his black
hair and blue eyes, carrying his black
une with the silver top, and wearing
sp~s. We made an elegant parade.
· Mother always had the two boys'
pants made in material to mat.ch their
jackets and caps, and we four girls
would have pleated skfrts in the same
material, and tams with the 5nap band
and a feather on the side. I can still sec
the navy-blue coats mother had made
for us with real ermine.''
Maureen never took her good loofu
for granted. She takes care of herself.
"I try to get as much sleep as possible,"
she told me. "Eight 10 l 0 hours. Never
less than eighl. If we should have gues111
with ideas of staying until the wee
hours. forget it. I'd go to bed." She
tries to keep on a high protein, low·
carbohydrate diet, and while she used
to practice yoga, she now swims and
walks a lot, instead.
Good rules, from a glamorous grand-
ma. ~PEER OPPENHEIM ER
"Vain Girl." It depicts a plain woman
fascinated by her reflection in her look-
ing glass. Its original purpose, two cen-
Van;ty, lhy name iJ .•..
tunes ago, was to warn the maideM of
the town no1 to become conceited. Van-
1ty was then con.,idered one or the Seven
Deadly Sins. Whether the old stone lady
has had any effect lately is something
ooly the young meo of Bremen can an ·
swer. But ooc girt toued the wamina
off with th.is comment: "ll I looked lilte
that. I wouldn't want a m irror."
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by
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WILSON FORD ~ . Ila H11nt.ln1&oa Beacll
The long arm of the Jaw wnr
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next Urne you get a ticket. One
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licensed" whee) chair. He was
forced to get his vehi cle all the
proper running gear and natur-
aJly take writte.n ancj driving
test. But here's ona from Sault
Ste. Marle, Mich. that takes the
cake . . . Shipsmaster Albert
Rittman was ticketed by the
U.S. Coast Guard for speeding
at the outragecus rate of fll
at the outrageous rate ot 11
m.f.h. in his 1905 Great Lakes
freighter. The new limit was
imposed this year at the request
cf water front dwellers who com-
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we're on the subject of limits,
let's talk about Fords. There is
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wcman thinking abouta n~
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There's a real good chance that
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ccmblnation and c ~ulpm:mt that
is just what ycu're looking £cir.
Why not drop in and see fc.T
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WHk, JANUAftY 9, 1971
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t1onal Sports A
rnatch the 14 •
Atlantic and 1
Pacific and Mic
The East le2
years. Chris Sc
8:30 (D Olympic Bo
7:30 0 UCLA BaskE
John Wooden
minute comrne
8:00 0 UCLA Bask
Stanford.
12:00 I High Schoo 12:30 1 (31 Pro Bo"'
2:30 Pacific 8 I
Berkeley.
3:00 tJ CBS Golf C
1n Akron. Ohio
O ~@ Bing
age of sem1f1r
from the worlc
with the natio1
(D College Ba!
3 :30 O Pro Bowler
ment from the O National He
and a West 01
4 :00 tJ Santa Anit.
Handicap for I
~ (jJ CBS Go
4:30 B Jerry West 5:00 l,,akers Bas
tlal'lta. Ga.
I ABC's WidE
World Cup
8:00 Saturday N
10:30 UCLA Bask
USC Baske
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 10
10:30 AM tJ ~Cl) RETURN National Hockey League (C) The Phila-
delphia Flyers meet the Montreal Canadiens at the Forum,
Montreal, for the opening telecast of NFL games for the season.
Two new teams have been added for the 1970-71 season; the
Buffalo Sabres and Vancouver Clnucks, bringing the league to
14 teams. Each team v.111 play 78 regular season games. The
top four clubs I~~ div.~IC'n~" ~\liy ia""Oi•Staola~.Cup
Playoffs. . _
-La'St year's-ctrampion was tne l3oston Bruins team;"° who will
ipear four times during the schedule of games.
11:00 @ 3 NBA Basketball (C) LA Lakers at Detroit Pistons
1 :00 Stan ey Cuir---1970 (C) Coll~e Basketball (C) Notre Dame vs. Air Force
I :15 @ (11 RETURN American Sportsman (C) Curt Gowdy returns
as host fo r outdoors series. This leading nunttng and f1sh1ng
show will put greater emphasis on the outdoor experience .:ind
conservation. This week, Milburn Stone and Ken Curtis f1sll for muskie tn
Minnesota; and Patrick O'Neil o bserves a lecpird trapp;ng 1n
Kenya.
1:30 8 Glen Campbell Open Golf (C) Final rounds of the $1 00,000
tournament, the opening event of the 1971 PGA tour. at the
Rancho Park Golf Course, Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Cham
ber of Commerce presents the tournam ent, which has been
played annually since 1926, except for a l 943 w1r blackout
Billy Casper 1s the defending champion. He also won the
tournament in 1968. Phil Rodgers holds the toum 1ment record
with a score of 268. set tn I 962
2:15 O ITT) (3) Sports Feature (C)
3:00 ID American Bowl Football (C) College All St.:irs, sur h as
quarterbacks Joe Spagnola (Ariz St ) and Frank HJms (Boston
College): and defensive backs Bubba Hoats (Geori;i1a l cc h.)
and John Sage (LSU). colltde 1n Tampa Stadium, Tampa. Fla .
Jack Bnnkhouse and Jack Drees call the action.
4:00 ®i (j) Stanley Cup Play.Off Highlights (C)
4:30 ~ 8 Glen Campbell L.A. Open Golf (C) See 1 :30 PM listing
8:00 ti [8) I SPECIAL I Super Comedy Bowl (C) Stars of football and
show business salute the gndtron world
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12
7 :00 O lJJ) 13 J NBA All·Star Game (C) From the San Diego Interna-
tional Sports Arena. the silver anniversary season contest will
match the 14 outstanding players of the Eastern Conference's
Atlantic and Central D1111s1ons against the 11\ best from
Pacific and Midwest D1v1s1ons of the Western Conference
The East leads the senes J 4 6 and has won the last three
years. Chri s Schenkel and Jack Twyman report
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14
8 :30 ID Olympic Boxing (C) FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 •
7 :30 O UCLA Basketball Warm-Up (C) UCLA Head Basketball coach
John Wooden sets the o:.crne for tonight's game w1lh a 30-
m inute commentary 8 :00 O UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs Stanford Indians at
&an ford
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16
12:00 O High School Basketball (C) Game o f the Wel?k
12:30@ (3 I Pro .Bowlers Tour (C)
2:30 11 Pacific 8 Basketball (C) USC Troians v,, UC Bears a l
Berkeley.
3:00 8 CBS Golf Classic (C) Live from the Ftrestone Count ry Club
In Akron, Ohio. O t.2~ Ci) Bing Crosby Pro·Am Golf Championships (C) Cover
age of semifinal round fro1n Pebble Beach, Calt f Celebrities
lrom the world of show bus111e!>s, poltttc> and business team
with the nation's leading profes:;1onal golfers
@ College Basketball (C) Nevada vs St Mary'o;,
3 :30 O Pro Bowlers Tour (C) Tt1e $50,000 Denver Opt-n Tourna
ment from the Colorado Bowl 1n Denver O National Hockey League Action (C) H1ghltghts from an (ast
and a West D1v1s1011 NHL ~Jme
4:00 8 Santa Anita Feature Race (C) The $50,000 Sa n Carlos
Handicap for four-year-olds. at seven furlongs
~J CBS Golf Classic (C)
4:30 I Jerry West Show (C) 5:00 l,,akers Basketball (C) L A l .1kers vs Atldnta Hawks at
tlal'lta, Ga.
I ABC's Wide World of Sports (C)
World Cup Soccer
8:00 Saturday Night Fights (C)
10:30 UCLA Basketball (C) Tape delay of UCLA vs. UC Berkeley
USC Basketball (C) Tape delay of USC Stanford game
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high schools are Sylmar, Garfield
(Los Angeles), and Ramona Convent
(Alhambra)
0 The AYlneers (C) . m Movie Gruts: (C) "Don't Go
Near the Water" (comedy) ·57 -
Glenn Ford, Gia Scala, Earl Holliman.
ID Quest for Adventure (C)
Ei) Peter Gunn
Eil) The World We live In (C) (R) m Quest for life (C) a> World Cup Soccer (C) m it9fieS of Svcc:ea (C)
5:30 0 KNBC Newsenrice (C)
0 Zane Grey Theatre ID Animals, Action l Adventure (C)
"Animals of the Desert."
EE Tonipt h1 Las Veeu (C)
Eil) The Advoutes (C) (R) m fisher family m Scope (C)
6:00 6 The Bie News (C) (30)
0 Q) m NBC News (C) (30) 0 Laredo (60)
0 Six O'Clodl Movie: "The Girl
Who Hid Everythln(' (romance) '63
-Elizabeth Taylor. Fernando Lamas.
0 Boss City (C) (60) R B Greaves
and Yellow Hand iiu~sl
ID Then Came Bronson (C) (60)
@ (]) Sat. Movie: "TI!• C111 of
the Red Monlley." a (I) Agriculture USA (C)
@El Music.ale/Oney l Goliath (C) CiE Future (C) (30)
6:30 e About I Wtek (C) (30) 0 News Conference (C) (30)
@ (J) Perry M1son (60)
Ei) Hobby Showc.ase (30)
@ 00 Hip Chapaml (C) (60)
Eil) The Frend! Chef (C) (30)
~ 00 CBS Nt#S (C) (30)
@El Childrens Gospel Hour (C) (30) m Edge of Eternity (C) (30) al Upbeat (C) (60)
7:00 6 CBS Evenine News (C) (30)
Roger Mudd
0 Close-Up (C) (30) "Computers." 0 R1whide (60)
0 Death Valley Days (C) (30) m I SliECIAL I Ralph Story's Foun·
lain of Groovy (C) (60) (R) Ralph
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Dick Clark, Karen Jensen. Michael
Constantine, Adam West. Jack Al·
bertson and Barbara Eden. ID Run for Your Life (C) (60)
Ei) Creative Uvine With Ct1fts (60)
ffi Homewood (C) (60) "The Ro
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Qj (j) Buck Owens (C) (30)
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7:30 6 Q!; Ci) Miulon: Impossible (C) job at better pay but hates to leave
(60) Harl Rhodes guests as George her friends at the television station
Corley, an underworld leader whose When even her own boss tells her
link with a police precinct chief is she'd be crazy not lo take the offer
the object of Barney's brother's Mary prepares to leave. '
newspaper crusade Abbey Lincoln 0 @(])al Most Dt1dly Game
also guests. (C) (60) '1he Lady From Praha "
Q ~ (i) m Andy Willi1ms (C) The criminologists are hired to find
(60) Andy's guests are Bobbie Gen-the killer of a foreign representa
try, Don Rickles. ~nd Tommy Roe live. May Bnll euests as Lili
and the New Seekers. O News (C) (30) Larry Burrell
0 @ CV m Lers Mike I Deal m Dtl Reeves (C) (30)
(C) (30)
0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Atl1ntis lO:OO ~ ~ ~ Mannix (C) (60) Man
the Lost Continent" (fantasy) '61-nix. suffenng from amnesia, can't
Anthony Hall Joyce Taylor remember who did or why an at m NASA Fil~ (C) (30) tempt was made on his life.
8:00
0 L.A. 'S FINEST * BOXING IS ON!
0 Saturday Night Fights (C) (2 hr)
0 @ (!) al The Newlywed G1me
(C) (30) m Movie Cir&ats: (C) "Don't Go 10:3{)
0 Big 5 News (C) (30)
0 Frieht Nigttt: "Min Without 1
Body" (Sci·fi) '57 -Robert Hutton,
George Coulouris. "Une.arthly Stran·
ger'' (sci-fi) '64 -John Neville m News (C) (30) Ken Jones
ID 0111 Ridge Boys (C) (30)
Nm the W1tl!f'' (comedy) '57 -0 JOHN WOODEN UCLA
Glenn _Ford, Gia Scala .. Anne Francis * PR E-GAME SHOW• ID Minority Community (C) (30) •
Ei) Mich 22 (C) (2 hr) 0 John Wood.en Show (C) (30)
ffi Sool! (C) (60) (R) 0 ~.ews Spec11I (C) (30) "Love to1
Sale Newsman Fred Anderson
@El The Story (C) (30) gives a close look at prosl1luhon.
8:30 6 ei9 (j) My Three Sons (C) (30) including the expensive call girls
Dodie and some of her girl class-m Movie: "Ziegfeld Girl" (musical)
males get a crush on their teacher '41 -lana Turner. James Stewa1 t
Mr Turte~. and right away the; ID News (C) (30)
make a batch of cookies for him @ C1J S1turd1y Night Movie: "Tht
0 ra1@ m Ad•m·l 2 (C) (30) Notorious landlady."
''log 11 s.-Gang War." Singer Tnn1 11:00 6 Q 0 News (C)
Lopez guests as a Meman American 0 TONIGHT'S GAME'
p11est who calls police in the hopes * UCLA WASH ·s 1 of preventing a needless teenage VS. • T ..
gang fight 0 UCLA Basketball (C) Tape delay
0 @ (I) al Liwrence Welk (C) of ~he Washington State vs UCI A
ID Port W (C (3 Bruins game played earlie1 . er •goner ) O) ID It Is Written (C) m Cinema 30 (C) (30) f21 (6) Art Instruction (C) a> Noches T1p1tias (30) f29 l 8-t Films f ;om Mexico
9:00 i) fi9t (j) Amie (C) (30) Arnie is 11 :05 tlj 16) Sp~tlighl Theatre (C) "Bal
thrilled when his boss makes him lie Hynan. Roe~ Hu<fs:>n
a member of the Conlinental flange 11:15 6 ~·~~lous 52! (C) "Thal Certain
Company's executive weekly poker Feeling (romance) 'Sb-Bob Hope
game, bul he becomes panicky when Eva Marie Saint, Pearl Bailey, George
he begins regularly skunking the re-Sanders.
senllul Ma1ors and his other col 11:30 0 Movie: "Claudelle lngli1h" (dra
leagues ma) '61 -Diane McBain.
0 Q) (61 m NBC Saturdiy Mov· 0 Saturday Night Movie: (C) "The
ie: "Namu. the Killer Whale" (R) ~1rb1ria11 •nd the Ci~sh1" (drama)
(drama) "66-Robert Lansing lee 59-John Way ne. E1ku Ando
Meriwether Richard Erdman A nat @ Movie. "Purple Death f'rom Ou1er
urahst and his assistant prevent Space" (sci 11) '40-Bustei Crabbe
fishermen from shooting a male kill '2' (61 Spothghl Theatre:
tr whale then make f11e11ds with 12:30 0 Movie: ''Gentle Art of Murdet''
the sea mammal anct begin a sludv (mystery) '62-Richard Todd
of its behavior patterns I :00 f) Movie: "Mont1n1 Belle'' (we\I
ID The Wilburn Brothers (C) 130) ern) '52 -Jane Russell
Eil) Hollywood Television Theitre (C) 0 Speaking freely (C) "Ha1olc1
(2 hf) "B1g fish, little Fish " Hugh Prince, thealncal produce1 "
Wheeler's Broadway comedy hit, 0 II Mondo (C)
starring Bill Bixby, Jeff Cotey Sev ID All-N11tht Show: "The Snow
ern Darden, Anne B Dam I 011 Creatu1es," "The Man Who Died
Gossett and William Windom ' Twice" and "Sclecial Correspond
@El Hour of Power (C) (60) ent." a> Premi11e Movie (2 hr) I :4S Ii) Movie: "Surd! f., D1n11r'' (mysfery) '49-John Calvert
9:30 6 ei9 Miry Tyler Moore Show 2:15 IJ Movie: "Man 81it" (drama) '57
(C) (30) Mary is offered a better Diana Dors. George Brent.
-6:00 0 Sunri11 St
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6:30 6 Odyssey (C O Psychology
Fri.. Effective
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6:45 m Commodity
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3:30 iJ TIM Mike Roy Show (C) ED Sesa"'t Street (C)
6·00 8 Sunrise Se1111ster (C) D @ m G1lloplna Gourmet (C)
6:25 0 Education uch1nae (C) 0 Tempo (C) .
0 Mike DIM.Illas (C) 5:00 0 MIC NIWMfVltt (C)
0 F11nou1 Jury Tri1l1 (C) O Bi1 5 News
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Fri , [ffedive Livina (C) Tues., 11:25 8 ~ 00 Newrs (C)
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Q) IOlo'a 811 Top SllO'llf (C) m Phil Slivers
Qj Cl) Popeye Cartoons (C) Q) @ CIJ Gllllpn's Island (C)
Thurs m Education1I Ft1turH
6:45 fi) Commodity Newservioe (C)
6:SS 0 KNBC NIWM~icil (C) - .
7:00 8 9 ([)CBS News (C) 0 ~ @ m Today Show (C)
D History of Mexico m Quid! Dr1w McCirlW
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fi) M1rtiet Openln1
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7:30 O News/A..M. Show (C)
QFe1turu m Yo1i l Friends (C)
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fi) Stodl M1rtiet Covm111 (C)
8:00 8 Q! Capt1ln K1ngaroo (C)
0 Momin1 Witch (C) m Cartoons (C)
@ SH Hunt
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8:30 m Dennis the M1n1ct
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@ (J.) Se11me Street (C)
8:55 0 Community Bulletin BHrd (C)
9:00 8 Qj (I) The Lucy Show (C) 0 ~ Ci) m Dinah's P11ce (C)
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O Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Jade LI Linne (C)
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fi) Office of the Prnldent
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9:20 II) F11lllons in Sewinr (C)
9:30 iJ ~ (!) Btver1y Hillbllliu (C)
0 ~ @ m Concentration (C) 0 ID Movie: See Daytime Movies
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fi) Stod M1rti1t
10:00 iJ ~ flmlly Affair (C)
0 m Sele of ttle Ctnlury (C)
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U @ Sunny Tod1y (C)
10:30 0 ei9J Lowe of Life (C)
0 ~ Ci) m Hollywood Squ11u
(C) Peter Marshall hosts
II) Budl Rogers
ffi Sesame StrHI (C)
11:00 iJ 09 fa) Where the Heart Is (C)
"STAT! OF STArE" Addreu
Oue lo network coveraee (I 1 11·30
M-1) of Gov. Reagan's "State of the
St1te'' address on Tuesday, reeular
pro1111mm1ng on that d1y is subject
to ch1nre ind preemption.
11 :30 8 ~Ci) Search for Tomorrow
0 @ Ci) m The Who, Whit or
Where Game (C) Art James hosls,
D @ rn m Th1l Girl (C) m tnteract (t) toulse Rld l!le.
II) Bill Johns News (C)
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@I!) ~ilt tt11 livln1 Wont @ (1) loul News (C)
3:45 al) LA Comunld1d 11 die (C) fill Cll1r1i1'1 Ped ~ Cl) Tiit Munst.rs
4:00 iJ Mr Ed @Ii) Play l Tllk (C)
0 Hlahw•r P1trot al Rtl1mp1ao .
D @c(I) G> o.4,IMMwa 4C). .. • -~+-. o..t " ... 0 Ntn (C) Baxter W11d. cm Notldaa m Qeor11 Putn1m Newt (C) II) Tho Munsters 5:30 0 @ (])ABC News (C)
fI'i) Rtll1lou1 Ftablrn (C) 0 Get S"'1rt (C)
al) Dos Qallot en P1l1nque ID My f.vorltt M1rti1n
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0 @ Cl) tl) Bewitched (C) 0 Flttltr Knows Bat a Cl) News/Wttthtr /Sp«b (C) m Kinp of Comedy D Ntwa (C) Bill Bonds. m Pastor's Dtlll/Fll111s (C)
Q) Trnel (C); Perspective, Wed II) Babnan (C) al Co111icos Y Candonn
09' 001dln Cutcher Show (C) @(1) Ft1tures m Don Wilson's Town T1lk (C) tl) (1) ll1111ftJ Tho11111on (C) 12:15 II) Stretcll l Sew, Wed. fil) Sesame Strfft (C) (R) Cill) RH.111111n St111in1I de lu Notl-
12:30 8 ~ 00 As tlle World Turns (Cl Qi TII• ThrH Stooaes d11, Friday only 0 ~ 00 m D1ys of our Lives a!) Cinema 30 al G1lloplng Gour"'et (C)
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D @@ m A World Ap•rt (C) 1-----------------------m Di11in11 for Dollars (C)
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0 @ 00 m The Dodors (C)
O Gir1 Tllk (C); Cookina. Wed.
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SUNDAY
JANUARY 10
M O RNING
0 @ Ci) al Discovery (C) "The
Forest at flamine Forge."
ID filth for Tod1y (C)
@ 00 Feature film: "Tiiie Me to
Town." Ann Sheridan.
@E Comment1rios (C)
11:00 0 Holh Buyers' Gulde (C)
0 @ 00 (iE NIA B1sketb1ll (C)
6: 15 m The ChristoplMrs L.A. Lakers at Detroit Pistons.
6:30 m The Bible Answers m Movie: "Tu&f>oat Annie" (drama)
6:55 B Givt Us This Day (C) '33-Marie Dressler, Wallace Beery
7:00 8 Tom and Jerry (C) ID Church in the Home (C) 0 The Ch1llenee of Faith (C) @E Cine en Su C..a m Tales of Wells Fareo a;) Qulen C..nta Est1 C..ncion?
7:30 B f'en~lope Ptbtop (C) 11:30 0 Hip ind Wild (C)
0 Music l The Spo.~a~ Wo~d (C) O Movie: (C) "fury of Ute f'1· 0 C1mpu1 Profile: VtewPotnl on 111n1" (drama) '62-Edmund Pur
Nulrilion-:low Blood Sugar.'' Carl dom. Rossana Podesta.
ton Frede11cks Ph.D. guests.
ID Sacred Hurt (C)
~ CI) God la the Answer (C)
7:45 ID The Clulstophers (C)
8:00 8 limp Unto My Feet (C)
0 This Is the Lift (C) O Cathedral of Tomorrow (C)
0 Anfie's G11111 (C)
0 D1y of Discovery (C) m Wonder1m1 (C) ID Rwiv1I fires (C)
(ftJ CV Thl.s Is the life (C)
Qj Cl) Town Hill M1ttin1 (C)
8:30 f) Look Up ind Live (C)
0 Mrs.. Alph1 Bet (C)
0 @ Sfl!oby Ult Bur (C)
O Movie: "Cape C..11avtr1I Mon·
sters" (sci-Ii) '60-Scoll Peters.
ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) ID @ CI) ltattuyn Kuhlman (C)
@ (J) Hour of Deliverence
f.i!) Cf) Full Gospel Revival (C)
9:00 f) C..mera Three (C)
O Serendipity (C) 0 D1y of Dlscovtry (C)
0 Jonny Quest (C)
ID Gospel Sin1ine Jubilee (C)
@ (]) Rewlnl flru (C) tn @ Or1I Roberts (C)
~Cl) Tom ind Jerry (C)
@E Muslc1 y P1l1br11
a;) P1no11m1 Latino en Domlnfo
9:30 f) Tod1y's Reli&ion (C)
O My Fnorite Sermon (C) Rev
Harvey Lehman. St Paul's Lutheran
Church, L.A.
O GtM Autry Sflow
12:0Q O Double future: "M1111cr1" and
(C) "Ifs 1 Cire1t F11lin1."
0 Movie: "Out11w fury'' (western)
'50-Russell Hayden.
ID lnteU11ent P1rent (C)
(l) 00 School D1ys (C)
a;) Dr1m1 Domfnictl
12:30 ID Drll Roberts (C)
@ 00 Voice of Acrlculture (C)
1:00 I) Sbnlty Cup-1970 (C)
O Colleee Basketball (C) Notre
Dame vs. Air Force.
O Million $ Movie: "The Glrl H1
Leff lehifld" (comedy) '65-Tab
Hunter. Nat1fie Wood. m TM World Beyond
ID Voice of Ct1Y1ry (C)
@ Ci) f1r11 Show (C)
Qj CJ) C..Mert fh19e (C)
@E frenta a 11 Vidl (C) m Perspedlve (C)
1~15 0 @ 00 (iE RETURN American
Sport.11111n (C) Curt Gowdy hosts
award-winning hunline and fishing
show, with greater emphasis this
year on the outdoor experience and
conservation . Outdoorsmen tenta-
tively scheduled for today are Mil·
burn Sto11e and Ken Curtis fishing
lor muskie In Minnesota; and Pat-
rick O'Neil observing a leopard
trappini in Kenya.
1:30 f) 9 (I) Glen C..mpbell Open
Coif {C) Final rounds of the $100,
000 Tournament, at the Rancho
Park Golf Course, L.A.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 9, 1971
seum in Madrid, Spain. Eighty·live
of the museum's 2,283 masterpiec·
es are s?en.
O Robert K. Dorn1n Show (C)
O family Film festival: "little
Miss lro1dw1y." Shirley Temple. m Clllller
ID American Bowl Football (C) Col
lege All-Stars battle at Tampa Sta·
d1um. Tampa, Florida, m Pattern for Livine
@EToros m R1cin1 It le Mans
3:30 I) Newsm1llers (C)
O Press Conlerence (C)
@ (]) Underway for Pe1tt (C)
Q) CIJ The Pr1do (C)
~ (j) S.ippy (C) m S1cred Cinema (C)
al Upbut (C)
4:00 f) Movie; "The lusty Men'' (dra.
ma) '52-Robert Mitchum, Susan
Hayward, Arthur Kennedy,
0 Inquiry (C)
O Movie: "C..llforni•" (adventure)
'4&-Ray Milland. Barbara Stan-
wick.
O Movie: (C) "A Certain Smile"
(romance) '58 -Rossano Brazzi,
Joan Fontaine. Christine Carere
@ (J) Cover Girt
Et) Altars ol the ~st (C) ''The Pil·
lars of Allah."
~ (j) Stanley CAp Pl1y.()ff1 (C) m A(riculture USA (C)
4:20 Et) film F11ture: "You l I."
4:30 0 m I SflClll I Projection '71 (C)
Twelve NBC News corresPondenls
on three continents -finked by
satellite transmissions -evaluate
the important events or 1970 and
forecast their influence on 1971.
John Chancellor 1s anchorman.
0 PREMIERE Pet Set (C) Belly
While hosts program featuring a
weekly guest·star with his pet. m Festival of Cl1uitS: "Prisoner
of Zend1" (classic) '37 -Ronald
Colman, Devld Niven, Raymond
Massey
(UJ 00 Modern 5olf (C)
@ 00 Film F11tur11 (C)
~ Glen Campbell LA. Open
Golf (C)
(iE Bittle of Nerves (C)
filmed at the Scripps lnslilute· al
San Diego.
O Movie= "Kisses for My Presi·
denf' (comedy) '64-fred MacMur
ray, Polly Bergen. Arlene Dahl. Ed
ward Andrews, Eli Wallach Aller
being elected president. a woman
moves into the While House with
her husband and two children
O I bfoAl I Like Youni (C) Jim
McKenna hosts a contemporary mu
sic production featuring young per
formers.
ID Here Come tlle Brides (C) (60)
(jJ) 00 Seven Arts The1tre (2 hr)
''A Bell for Ad1no,"
fII) Book B11t (C) (30) (R) "Dr
Cobb's Game."
~ (j) CBS News (C) (30)
ml Hour of Power (C) '(60)
a> Lt Tormenlt (60)
(iE D1y of Discovery (C) (30)
6:30 B CBS Evenln1 News (C) (30)
Roger Mudd.
0 @ 00 m Meet the Press (C)
0 81rbar1 McN1ir Show (C) (60)
Guests are Rich little. Josh White
Ir., Catherine McKinnon. m Cruture f11tures: "The lnvisi·
ble Min" (mystery) '33-Claude
Rains. Henry Travers. Gloria Stuart
ff> HOUR of DELIVERANCE * REV. ROGER G. OeCUIR
w!DELIVERANCE CHOIR
ff) Hour of Deliverance (30)
fD Witts Towers Th11tr1 Workshop
(C) (30) A documentary about Stev·
en Kent. a white USC drama stu
dent who helped a group ol
Negro teens form a workshop tor
creative expression
Q!l Cf) T1lk to the M1n11er (C)
(iE The Golden Yms (C) (30)
7:00 f) ~ 00 LIJSle (C) (30) Lassie
faces a night of anxiety over the
fate of an injured linnet and Its
unhatched young.
0 Q) ct) m Wild Kin,dom (C)
(30) (R) "Rulers of the Kalahart."
Game rangers and African Bush·
men track down a marauding lion
in tile desolate Kalahari Desert ol
Southern Africa.
0 (ftJ Cattanoo11 Cits (C)
@ (!) first B1ptlst atu1'h (C) ~ (j) F1ce the N1tion (C)
ID ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! * T-BIROS YS. NEW YORK
ID Roller Came (C) LA. T·Birds vs
N.Y Bombers.
5:00 O The Aven1ers (C)
@ (]) Sund1y Matinee: "Sherlock
Holmes Ind tti. Voice of Terror."
ff) Ptter Gunn
O l1n Tyson Show (C) (30) Guests
are Georee Hamilton IV, David Rea,
and Mashmakhan
@E Est1 £s 11 Vld1
10:00 f) Steps to Lumina (C) O lntern1tion1I Zone (C)
O Hour ol Power (C)
0 (ilJ (J) Bullwinkle (C) O Movie: (C) "nl1ht of the Lost
Balloon" (adventure) '60-Marshafl
Thompson. Mala Powers
ID Rendervous With Adventure (C)
@ F1lttt for Tod1y (C)
l;i?1 (I) Penelope P1tstop (C)
@E C..nciones J Musit1
al Airfculturt Report (C)
10:30 I) QI) CJ) RETURN N1tion1I Hodc·
ey l11p1 (C) Philadelphia rlyers
vs. Mont~al Canadlens at Montreal.
O ! l6c1lL r Positively Blac• (C)
One hour of interviews with Ameri·
tt's eight bl1ck m•Yors
@ 00 Feature Film: (C) "M~·
tery Submarine." Macdonald Carey
~ (j) Double Movie: "Hall Anael"
and "Invasion U.S.A." a> Melodiu de Siempre m This Is the Life (C)
2:00 a> Tutro f1mili1r m Prfnu of Puce (C)
ti!) l11&1es & Answen (C)
2:15 0 @ CI) Sports Future (C)
2:30 O (ilJ@ luues & Answers (C)
"The Year End Review of 1970."
Hour-Ion&' discus»on or events and
developments of 1970. m Comp111 (C)
3:00 f) face Ute Nation (C)
0 m I Vic@ I Tlle Prado (C)
Newsm111 Aline Saarinen ls 1uide
lor 1 visit to the Pr•do Mu·
Q1 (j) P11sport to Travel (C)
Et) Kulll1, Fran & Ollit (C) m NASA Film (C) a> Ctrrousel Mufcano
a;) Cinem1 del Oomln110
al Re• Humbard (C)
5:30 ff) Color Trnelcade (C)
@ @ World Tomorrow (C)
fD Pl1yln1 the Guitar (R) m fisher flmity
EVENING
6:00 IJ lir News (C) (30)
0@ Cl) m NBC News (C)
0 1\e a.111enrinr s.. (C) (JO)
"The World of Oceanoeraphy "
ID Passport to Tr111el (C) (30)
"Magic Ctly-london "
EE Ski P1trol (C) (30)
Et) DEBUT The Gr11t American
D:um Machine (C) (90) (R) Pro
gram touches on the various u
peels of life in Ame11ca.
ml Faith for Tod1y (C) (30) m Teatro de Manolo F1bre111 (C)
a;) Estrtll11 en Mi1ml (60)
ti!) Young Rebels (C) (60)
7:30 f) ~(I) Ho11n's Heroes (C) (30)
Col. Hog.Jn has agreed to steal 1n
Americalf"'P.51 fighter plane In re·
turn for $1 miffion American dollars.
0 ~ @ m Wonderlul World of
Disney (C) (60) "Three Without
Fur." Conclusion. An American boy
ind two Medcan orphans continue
their '
bidden
safety.
Marior
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Ch1pli
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8:00
OSUPI
*LEM & 7(
FUN
B~
edy 8
lop st
busine
Amon5
tongUE
Ball, 1
Pal 0
Grave!
from
math,
Deaco1
man<:
Garret
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"The
their 400-mile journey up the for-
bidden Baja California coast to
safety. Bart Orlando, ,Pablo Lopez.
Marion Valjalo star.
0 CHARLIE CHAPLIN * TRIO! HILARIOUS!
8:00
0 Comedy CIHsic Thutre: "A
Ch1plin Futiv1I."
O Milllon $ Movie: (C) "Ask Any
Glri" (comedy) '59-Shirley Mac·
l1iae, David Niven.
(£) Three l'assc>ortJ to Adventure
(C) (30) "Waikiki Holiday "
Ei) Volte of the Hour (30)
eI1) Quest for Lile (C) (30)
f) SUPER COMEDY BOWL! * LEMMON-WAYNE-BALL
& 70 GREAT STARS!
FUN FOR THE FAMILY!
f) Qj I shciAL' Super Com-
edy Bowl (C) (60) More than 70
lop stars ol pro·foolball and show
business salu1e the gridiron world.
Among the stars appearing in the
tongue in-cheek tribute are Lucille
Ball, Carol Burnett. Jack Lemmon.
Pat O'Bri en. Arte Johnson, Teresa
Graves and Jo Ann Worley; and
from the football field. Joe Na-
math. 0. J. Simpson, Dick Butkus,
Deacon Jones. Roosevelt Grier, Ro
man Gabriel. Emerson Boozer. Mike
Garrett and Ben Davidson.
fJ @ rn CE The FBI (C) (30)
"The Stalking Horse." Erskine in-
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 9, 1971
vestigates the !heft of top-secret tage ot the government's attempt 10:30 O World Tomomiw (C) (30)
data for a government project to launch lhe first space platform 8) I lflc!AL I Male of Ille Specln
Steve Forrest, Diana Hyland, Herold and research laboratory. (90) Sir Laurence Olivier n1rrates
Gould 11uest. Q) The Ski $1!')w (C) (30) drama starrl11e Paul Scofield, Anna m Movie &ruts: (C) "Don't Go Ei) Manion Forum (C) C1lder-Ma11hall. Sean Connery and
Near the W1ter" (com edy) '57-ED SUSAN HAMPSHIRE IN Michael Caine.
Glenn Ford, Gia Scala. * 'THE 1st CHURCH ILLS' ID Wuhnd News (C) (30)
ID The Ble Question (C) (60) MASTERPIECE THEATRE 11:00 8 9 (JJ News (C)
fE Pattern for l ivlne (C) (60) Et) DEBUT '!'asterpiece Th11tre 0 ~ (I) N1W1 (C)
g;) S•cttd c_intma (C) (60) (C) (60) "The first Churchills." 0 Cltfledral of Tomorrow (C) Susan Hampshire stars in 12-part 11 a> Sylvia 1 Enrique (60) serialized drama about the first fJ ~cwle: "The Razor's Ed1t (dra
8:30 0 flj @ m 8111 Cosby (C) (30) Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. ma) 47-Tyrone Power, Gene Tier
"Viva Ortega." Chet helps an alien g;) NASA F'llm (C) (30) ney.
(Joaquin Martinez) gain citizenship. a> Festini Filmlc:o (2 hr) Q) katluyn Kuhlman (C)
only to be accused by the man of 11:15 0 @ (1) News (C}
connivina with the examiner (Frank 9:30 D News (C) (30) Larry Burrell ~ fT\ Th Ch l ... A h (C " (£) Wor1d of Sports (C) (30) 1QI 1.JLJ • 1 r •wP era )
Campanella) to make lhe lest loo eI1) Life for Tod1y (C) 11 :30 IJ Movie: "Al Capone" (drama)
easy. 59-R
a:\ World Tomorrow (C) (30) 10:001J ~Cl) Jadlle Gl11son ind th• ' od Steiger, James Gregory, ~ Martin Balsam. W The WOfld We l ive In (C) (30) Honeymooners (C) (60~ (R) Bing C'l Sunday Tonipt Show (C) (R)
"Lile in a Tropical forest." Zoolo· Crosby and Maureen 0 ~era guest Q) Movie: '•M11. Mike" (1d'len
gists explore a remote P1namanian when Ralph and Ed ~in a com· lure) '49 -Dick Powell, Evelyn
forest similar to our 0111n Everglades pany contest and go to Hollywood Keyes.
for clues to man's evolution. 0 QJ Ci) m The Bold ~nes (C) @ Cl) Sunday Nlpt Sllow: "Sttr (60) "The Search for Leslie Grey," 9:oo f) ~ . Glen C.mp~ell (C) (60) Charles Aidman guests IS a ty 01 Tun ."
G_uests. Liberace. Neil Diamond. coon who hires Nichols, Darrell and QJ (j) l nslpt (C)
lmda Ronstadt and Larry Storch, Darrell to prevent a corporation 11 :45 fJ Movie: "Too Late lluH" (dra-
0 liJ Ci) m Bonanza (C) (60) from learning a secret ol his past m1) '62-Bobby Darin. Stella Stev·
"The Go~d Plated Ri.fle " Jamie re O Bi& 5 News (C) (30) Kevin ens. "'
bels against alttend1ng school and Sanders, Barney Morris 12:00 0 Fiim Feature (C) "USSR."
decides to ru n away. O William F. ludiley (C) (60) 1.00 f) M . . ..1 T Be l td" 0 The Defenders (C) (60) Guest is Vice President Spiro T . (d ov)";59-0~k Ko II owe I rama 1c a min, aro fJ U1J (}) tiB AIC Sunday Movie: Agnew. Morris, Vera Vague.
(C) "In Ullt Alnt" (adventure ) '67 8) News (C) (30) Ken Jones ,,.. N (C
-James Coburn. Lee J. Cobb, Jean (£) lot Dt Silvi (C) (30) WI ews )
Hale, Andrew Duggan, Anna l ee. ffi hnl1re (C) (90) "Earl Scrugp: 1:45 m Awtrd Th11tre: "Str1nee Tri·
Flint investigates a threat of sabo His Family and Friends.." 1nst1."
A
MILLION$
MOVIE
EVERY Nl6HT
7:30
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 9, 1971
POWtKi IS HIS BACi pm c:o1~ uu.o ~ir homes and their mind\ ... ...
Thu basic ~f 1echmque will be u1iliz.ed by 600 tratnt."tl
1otcn~~~ cmpioaycd b~ H ams· nationwide orga01za1ion when
ABC :-.;~~ p~u the first of a seri~ o f 3M Specials, "Na11onJI
PoQing Da~ \\~1 • .\Jniencans Think," which airs Wednesda} ;ii
I 0 00-11 00 P!-1 oc :\BC
-rbc tou~ tnk a poll tll.tt (~ n ~n~ Ill tbr home 10
c:oodua lus probcog LD~. -rncah fa.med polbtcr Louis H.um
-you must capcu~ a pcnoo·~ lOkl"CSl W1tb WI lint quesuoo to
Tlun~-sn boon before the program airs, Harris will ser in
:nooon ~ tu~ publ.J~ sampling ~er undertaken Over J.000
pcopk from a.IJ ~alts of life aod \1rtually every concenJh!e
geognphK". ethmc SOC'!~ and economic baclcground. The~ people
.,. JI be 101e:"'~C'd. 10--0cpth C'n a \ane1y of i~sues, vital and nor.
0,0...1.naJ
BiJ~ L~ t~l'.· 1rr~.:rnt .s'>pell of the pool culminate\ with th~
1ntt>·prer.uc>'1'i. ~:&.l.J.alt.."'n" .,nd conclus1om 10 be drdwn from th.:rn.'
rem.u cd ..:o-~: .rnd anchorman F rank Re} nolds, who will be
~tN b' ~h &uthomh!"i a.s Bill La\4 renc.e. Louis R ukeyser. Juk,
lkrg:ma.n aod John ScaJ• Famou, educarors, pol111c1<1 ns. Kien11'1\
wd eotetl.&Jrur.ent ptl'Onal1uC' \4,fl be on hand rn person and ti\'
pbone, ro tl't' • De"' d1'Tlem1on w rhe poll starmics.
As Harm ux1 his OO·.:slf a~1ate demograph rhe poll rc'>ull\
and b~ the.~ mterpretat.on. paint-in the complete picture of thl'
ruuoo \ ''aod on 1he 1<.'!Je~. the home v1.:wer can compare h"
op.,111.)m to tho<.e of hi<. po;-ers and contemporaries from s1m1lar
u~ w"-tl~o grograptuc area.s He can judge himself aga1n~1 the
"1.il.J<>nal protik
1
a:ld agre-e or d1,ogree--0r per haps think again
Pub/1e op1mo" t..rp<N Louu Harris •<t'lrt~ .,. ,,;, d 1pbocrd 1 u
slto.ri -.trh •l-r1 a married ban.A: relier. bunru.u tucwln t
lu:>•dn> 1/e tUn-4gtd 171.l'lOrif} Jtudent an.ti sherifl reprtu1t1mg
a f) pteal cron-u<t1<>'1 of fHOpft his ua!J ... ill 1nttn in. ,,,.
d t pth Jor tht hour-long pr<>fram
This progr .. rr e>~er-. a unique opponunrt~ for eve11 Amen~Jn
to 1de0Uf). d 1rtc .' .,.,th h ' feJlo..., Americans:· belie'~ producer
1-euer Cooper "
'auon•I Polltn~ Da~ \1.1-dt .\m.:ri-:am Thin~·· ""dS produced
rn &S'><X"1at1on ..,,.t~ .'\BC "\ev.s
WORLD PREMIERE ROLE SUITS BOB CONRAD
Bob U:>orad tw:f Jus.l 6nKhcd a 1'CCIX H c
•ent to hi\ dr~1ng room to chAn~ suats
for the next ~ Th~ ooc ~d a ,.est
-1.-\ my C'\tabl~hment surL -be s.Jd. onl~
~f-joklog.. as be prepared for a courtroom
coofroot.alJOn as {Xput) Distnct Anome'
Paul R'~ in World Prem.e~ --Conspt rK"
To Kan' -1
Thl;\ Jack '-'ebb Product.K>O I rn as.wc1a·
bOO wrth Cru'e~I Stud1cx I is the bd-cff
sbo• for SBC World Premiere Mo""lC. a
M ooday ni~t \en~ o f feature fiJrm nude
for fint -u~-:sn~"IA. here 'lM'>ing on ....;ec.
star11og Ja.n I I ar 9 P~f
-1 dK1 um charaC1er orxe before. a ~car
a.go.-u1d Conrad. ~fcmog tu the -w ortd
p~-s~1ng of -The D A. '1urtkr
One -
The chuactcr ~cm' to tit Coorad tem-
pcrament~ly and ph1lc-<,0ph1calf\
-1 spent more time at the Hall of Jus11cc
jad than an~ actor ali'e in prcparaoon for
the rok,-uid Conr•d Off and on a yu_r,
I'd Soa)' Two of m~ d~ f~ods a.re
horrucidr dctec't1va ...,orlcing out of S onh
Hollywood <Ca.hf > V1ocent T Bugh~ of
the Distnct Anomey ·, ~ !oe f''Cd as tech-
nical advisor for our first ~ and became
my stcraJCypc. I'm ont of llx fe-w actors
...... 10
Q, ho·s pro la111 and orckr the ~t.srh~hmeoi
and the pnx.ccut1on Tlm ts the O:lh ch~
that sooe~ ha.s for people 111 ho are guilt~
to ~ dul~ pre>s«Uted ··
Conr:sd 11. as decpf\ 1 mpr~...ed t-' ..., h .. 1 he
$.4111'
· ~ov. that he ~ \O~ o' the atro-
c1tte") ~rpctrated on 1~ publ11., I feel that
thrs \ho..., more tha.n othcn sh.."'Uld t-e oo
the air -
WouJd he do a s.e~"
.. 111 do ~f> t>Yt 00( SU •. he s.a1d ~re
111 a,. t.U .~t m...lin~ "'" of t~ th1'
s.e~r: as p.1:1 1.."'f the Four rn-Ooc ~
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JANUARY 11
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
Tl ME PROGRAMS. Below.
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 IJ ''Sullivan's Travels" (drama)
'41 -Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake.
"All Quiet on the Western front"
(drama) '30 -Lew Ayres. Louis
Wolheim.
O (C) "Aaron Slid! From Punllin'
Creek" (comedy) '52--Alan Young,
Dinah Shore, Robert Merrill.
9:30 0 "Draronwycit'' (drama) '46-
Gene Tierney, Walter Huston. m "fBI 99" (mystery) '66-Mar-
tin Lamont. Helen Talbot.
1:00 m "Dark Waters" (drama) '45-
Merle Oberon. Franchot Tone.
2:00 0 "Twenty Plus Two" (drama)
'61-David Janssen. Jeanne Crain.
4:30 B (C) ''City Beneath the Sea" (ad·
venture) '53-Anthony Quinn, Rob·
ert Ryan.
EVENING
5:00
D BIG 5 NEWS WITH * SPECIAL WELFARE
REPORT, Part I!
6:00 B Bie NeWJ (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
0 KNBC N1wservlce (C) (60)
0 Tht Allen Show (C) (90) 0 Sl1 O'Clocli Movie: "Hou·
dinl" (drama) '53-Tony Curtis,
lanet Leigh. Circus performer, who
Is an overnight success in Europe,
becomes the greatest escape artist
of all lime until tragedy ltrikes,
0 Dlcit Yin Dyh (30) m Tht Flintstonu (C) (60) m @CV Star Tr.. (C) (60)
EID friendly G~nt (C)
eij CIS News CC) (30) m Flllttr Family (30) m Noticlero 3-4 (C) (60) m Winp to Adventure (C) (30)
a!) LI Hora hmili11 con Patricia
G) News In the Round (C) (30)
6:15 fD Charlit's Ped (C)
6:30 e C.ndld C.mert (30) m Tht flytn1 Nun (C) (30)
QJ NBC News (C) (30)
Eii) Hodi•Podit Lodi• (C (30) tnJ My hvorita M1rtiln (30) m Socl1I Security (C) (30) m The Ouert Report (C) (30)
a!) Los Olvid1dos (30)
(D ABC henin1 Neu (C) (30)
6:45 m Musicale
7:00 B cas benine News (C) (30)
W111ter Cronkite.
0 m NBC Nl1htlJ News (C) (30)
David Brinkley, John Chancellor,
Frank McGee. 0 Whit's My Line? (C) (30) m (j}) (}) I Love Lucy (30)
6) Dfapet (C) (30)
Conversation with Harry Ashmore,"
senior fellow at the Center for the
Study of Democratic Institutions in
Santa Barbara.
~ (j) Truth or Consequences (C)
€?!) Cllrist th• Uvlnr Word (C) (30) m Rosario (30)
a!) Simplemente M11ia (55)
a) Movie G11w. (C) (30)
7:30 U ~ (j) Gunsmob (C) (60)
Deputy Festus Haggin is kidnapped
by a11 irate father. Lemuel, who
seeks revenge for his son's death.
0 @ @ m Red Slltlton (C)
(30) Jill St John guests.
D NYPD (C) (30) 0 @ Ci) (DI,.., 1~,f"""("""ti\ ..... L I J1cques
Coustuu (C) (60) ''The Lagoon of
Lost Ships." Sunken ships. unseen
and untouched by man for a quar·
ter of a century, are explored In
this ABC News documentary. In
two days the lagoon was trans·
formed from a naval lortress into
a ship's graveyard.
0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Return
of the Gunlipter" (western) '66-
Robert Taylor. Chad Everet!. Ex·
gunslinger allies himself with an
accused lliller and a Mexican glrl
to avenge her parents' death m Trvth or Consequences (C) (30)
6) It Tates a Thief (C) (60) m Government film (C) (30) al No Creo en los Hombres (30)
7:55 ail C4iestion de Sl(undos
8:00 0 Q)@ m Laueh·ln (C) (60)
Cameo guests Johnny Carson, Gore
Vidal and L A. Mayor Sam Yorty
turn up before and alter a Mod
World farewell to cigarette com
mercials. 0 Yir1inia Grah1m Show (C) (60)
Guests include Agnes Moorehead.
Norman Rockwell. E. J. Peaker and
Otralv Maurstad m To Tell the Truth (C) (30)
Eii) World Press (C) (60) m Men of Vision (30) m Muslc:a 1 Estrtllas (C) (60)
8:05 a!) ~ui Tres 1'1tln11 (25)
8:30 B ~ (]) H•1'1 Lucy (C) (30)
Lucy wants to ask for two days
oft from work but Is afraid
0 @ CIJ (f) Tht Siltnt Foret (C)
(30) ''The Banker." Part II Ward
Fuller oppcses the syndicate's
"banker" in a hilh·slaku Poker
game, unaware Jason Hart has been
captured by the mob. m David frost Show (C) (30) "A
Salute to Richard Rodgers."
6) felony Squid (C) (30) m Pattern for Llvln1 (30)
a!) Mieut4ito Yaldt.z Siio• (30)
9:00 f) ?j Ci) Mayberry R.f .D. (C)
(30) Millie 11nores Sam's advice,
quits her job at the bakery and
buys an egg larm
0 @@ m NBC Mond1y Mov·
it : (C) "D.A. Conspiracy To Kiii"
(drama) '70-Robert Conrad. Wil·
liam Conrad. Belinda Montaomery.
A prosecutor wins his case bu t has
second thoughts about his key
witness to a killing. U The F111M1 (C) (60)
~ (I) J11lil (C) (30)
fI1) S,.CUlltloft (C) (60) (R) "A
0 @ CV G) ABC Monda, Movie:
(Continued)
..
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WHK, JANUAllY I, 1171
FOOTBALL CONFUSES LUCILLE BAU.
She thinks a halfback is a man playina under a aevere handicap.
But that he's lucky compared to a quarterback.
Lucy is confused, too, l!.! a nurse tendina to sick pidiloa stan
in the Super Comedy Bowl special, a.irina Sunday, Janu,ry 10 at
8 PM over CBS.
The Special is cram-packed with the ftnest talent from both
Hollywood and the kinadom of profeuional football.
Starrina with Lucy are Carot Burnett, Charlton Heaton. Arte
Johnson, Jack Lemmon and John Wayne. Fifteen other major
celebrities join them.
Football is represented by S2 gridiron greata, iocludina Joe
Namath, Oeorae Blanda, 0 . J. Simpson, Alex Karras, Daryl
Lamonica, Roman Gabriel and Gale Sayers.
When asked to define the nomenclature of the sport, Lucy
answered thusly:
"A conversion taJces place if a reJigious 'lan1tic happens to pt
into the huddle.
'7bc first down usually is the guy carryina the ball. 1be teCOnd
down and third down merely are clumsy players.
"The aoal line is a pep talk the coach gives to all players durlna
half time.
"A block is the distance between two aoaJ posts.
"A clipping is what the program sellers hand to the patrons.
"Helmet is the name of a German place kicker.
"An off~side kick is what a dirty player docs to another dirty
player before the other dirty player does unto him."
Lucy has an absolute understaodina of the 1aJ1le of football. and
she loves it anyway. You11 see why on the "Super Comedy Bowl."
LUCILLE BALL and New York Jet1 quan~rbocJc J~
Namath, shown ht rt ln a comtdy 1htch.
' ,....u
Rod Serling stands on a dimly lit SS -foot
bx_ 90-foot stage, surrounded by 14 eerie
paintings that s~em suspended in time a nd
space.
"This, ladies and gentlemen," says writer-
host Rod Serliog, "is the Night Gallery."
The paintings range from the representa·
tional to the nonrepresentational, yet each
suggests a mood or a story . . . "The Dead
Man," "The Housekeeper," "The House,"
"Certain Shadows on the Wall," "The Last
Laurel," "They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's
Bar," "Make Me Laugh," "Clean Kills and
Other Trophies," "Pamela's Voice," "The
Lone Survivor," "The Doll," "Room With a
View," '7he Little Black Bag," "The Nature
of the Enemy."
The paintinp. by Universal Studios artist
Tom Wright, tntroduce the stories, most of
which are Serlin g originals or adaptations,
with some by other writers.
JOHN COL/COS guest-stars in "The
Lone Survivor."
This is "Rod Serling's Night Gallery,·•
third of the Four-in-One series seen Wednes-
days ( 10-11 PM ) on NBC. Each o ne·hour
colorcas1 consists o f two o r 1hree different
stories.
"ft came about hccau~e of a b<lok I
wrote, a trilogy, 'Season To Be W ary,' which
was sold to Universal." Scrling explained.
This trilogy became "Night Gallery," seen
o n NBC-TV's World Premiere lasl season.
"ll was a natural title," said Serling,
"because it's the one thing the stories had
m common-a painting."
In a sense. the "picture" proved more
"successful" than the book.
"The trilogy ('Season To Be Wary') had
two printfo~. but it really didn't do any-
thing," Serhng said. "In fact, it came out
at the same time that my brother's book
came out and became a best seller.''
Reference was to "The President's Plane
Is Missing," by Robert J. Serling, who,
Pace 12
incidentally, was associated as technical
consultant and writer on the previous Four-
in-One series, "San Francisco Inte rnational
Airport,'' starring Lloyd Bridges.
Asked if he had any favoriles among
the stories he has written for the new series,
Serling mentioned two, "Pamela's Voice,''
starring Phyllis Diller and John Astin, airing
•Wednesday. Jan. 13, and "They're Tearing
Down Tim Riley's Bar."
One deals with a shrew who comes back
to haunt her husband and the other with
a middle-aged man living in fear and quiet
desperation.
"'Pamela's Voice' is a marvelous tour de
force for a performer," said Serling. "It
deals with just peo ple, two people, and gave
me a c hance to write for people. 'They're
Tearing Down T im R iley's Bar' has a biu cr-
sweet quality."
That particular show, "They're Tearing
Down Tim &iley's Bar," is the only one o f
the 14 segm~nts that almost lakes up the
whole hour. Ifs been scheduled for Wednes-
day. Jan. 20.
In it William Windo m, who ~tarred in
My World and Welcome To ll. portrays
Randolph Lane, a m iddle-aged man who
realizes that his world has fallen apart-
his wife has been dead for year~. his posi-
tion in the plastics firm is being challenged
by a young, ambitious upstart. and his 25
years o f service to the company not o nly
seems meaningless but goes unrecognized.
His world is coming to an end. like Tim
Riley's bar which is about to be tom down
William Windom stars irr "They're Tear-
ing D own Tim Riley's Bar" (Jan. 20).
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 9, 1971
for a newer, bigger and more modem build-
ing. Tim Riley's bar holds the key to Ran-
dolph Lane's life, as past and present begin
to converge and merge in his mind.
Diane Baker stars as his devoted secre-
1ary, Miss Alcott, and John Randolph por-
trays his boss. Mr. Pritkin. Bert Convy
play~ Harvey Doane, the young upstart.
Of the 14 segments, Serling wrote 11,
including six originals and five TV dramas
based o n the stories of others.
Serling has a distinctive style, character-
istic of which is the memorable phrase.
often piled up one on the other. This is evi-
dent even in his introductions to the various
segments. Following are some examples:
"The Dead M an"-" ... an interesting
meeting between Hesh . . . and bone ..
we mbmit for your approval this aod orhcr
frozen moments of nightmare placed on
canvas"
"Certain Shadows on the Wall"-"The
le ast permanent . . . the most fleeting of
man's proof of existence-his shadow."
"The Last Laurel"-". . . a painting
having to d o with what happens to men
who lake a walk inlo nature's marketplace
and exchange certain powers for other
powers . . . In this case, the story of a
man who perfects the art of k illing."
'They're Tearing Down Tim Riley's Bar"
-"Faces, paint, pigment and desperation.
The quiet desperation of men over 40 who
keep hearing footsteps behind them and are
torn between a fear and compulsion to look
over their shoulders."
"Make Me Laugh"-"On display, th•~
evening, a pastiche of painting from odd-
hall land. The poet, Sir Max Beerbohm.
reflected that no one ever died o f laughter.
Object of bru~h and pallctte-the rebuttal.
The clown is Jackie Slater. H is occupa·
tion-a comed ian. H is aspirations-to col-
lect fu nny bones and hang them on the
walls o f his life to hide the cracked plaster
and yellowed wallpaper that is part of the
interior decoration of fail ure. Poor Jackie
Starer is a bad joke told in a foreign
language 1n an empty hall-the comic
unahlc to coax laughter. The painting 1,
called 'Make Me Laugh,' and thi'i lightle""
limbo 1~ called 'the Nighc Gallery.·"
"Pamela'._ Vo1ce"-"W elcome art lover<;
We offer for your approval a still life, if
you will. Of noise. A ~oundless canva~
.;ugg~'t ive o f sound. The mouth belongs 10
Pamela. In lrfe. a 'ihrieking battle-axe made
11p of adenoid<:, tonsils and ~ound decible~
rn death, an unmuted practitioner of fi~h
wrvery. Undeterred and ungagged hy whal
one would asl.ume to be the great silencer
Some ghosts come back. to haunt--othcr"
come back simply to pick up where they
left off."
Serling likes fantasy, the occult, the bi·
zarrc.
"It is the most fun Ip do,'' he said . "You
can le i your imagination go. You arc nor
bound by a ny or the nalural laws ...
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MONDAY (Continued)
(C) "Fathom" (adventure) '67-
Raquel Welch, Tony Franciosa. This
is a spy.adventure film witll for·
eign agents, a lost nuclear device,
a fortune in gems and speeding
cars, boats and planes.
ID Holiday on Ice P11111iere Cover·
erage (C) (60) (R) Hobo Kelly and
Bill Burrud host.
01) RNlitin (C) (60) ''f ree al
Last" Preparations by the late Or.
Martin l uther King and his aides
for the Poor People's March in
April, 1968 are woven into a pene·
trating chronicle of protest In
Am erica.
m30 MinutH
&!) Hoy (30) m "•bell• (60)
9:30 f) Cit) CJ) Doris Day (C) (30)
fJ Candid Ca!Mfa (30)
mMusiUlt m Conderto dt Almu (30)
9:45 iE) PasbK's Dell
10:00 fJ ~ Cf) Carol Burnett Sllow
(C) (60) Jerry l ewis end Leslie Ug·
gi ms guest.
0 SPECIAL WELFARE * REPORT, Part I!
BIG 5 NEWS! Don't Miss!
O Big 5 N..n (C) (60) Kevin
Sanders. Barney Morris.
fJ Baxter W1rd Nm (C) (60) m News (C) (60) George Putnam.
Hal Fishman. ID Tnuure (C) (30) "lost Dutch-
man Mine." m I shc1AL I A Four-Foot VltW ot
Los Angeles (C) (60) A dozen chil·
dren visit Southland sites, record·
ing their impressions on film, tape
and paper.
ai) lucedt1 (C) (30)
a!) Tele-Cinema Arrentino (2 hr)
10:30@ Bill Johns News (C) (30)
ai) LI flmllla (30)
11:00 f) ~Cl) ai) News (C)
O ~@ mNns (C) O Can You Top This? (C)
fJ CiD News (C)
fJ MoYie: "Over 111trt'' (docu·
mentary) Dubbed in English. m Movie: "Bollemi111 Girl" (com·
edy) '3£>.-Laurel & Hardy.
iE) Bt1t the taock (C)
@ (}) Perry Meson
01) W041d Prm (C) (R)
11:30 fJ ~(])Merv Ciriffl11 (C)
0 @ @ m Johnny C1rson (C) 0 Movie Ci1m1 (C)
fJ CiD Didi Cavett (C) Guests·
Willie Mays. Hank Aaron and Dave
Meggesy
IE Movie: "Shed N~ Tears" (mys·
lery) '48-June Vincent.
12:00 O Movie: "Corvette 11·225" (ad
venture) '43-Ella Raiies.
@ (}) Dick Cavett (C)
12:10 m Movie: "P11don Us" (comedy)
'31-laurel & H1rdy.
1:00 f) Movie: "Junior Miss" (com·
edy) '54-Pem Ann Gerner.
OONews <C)
TUESDAY
JANUARY 12
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME. PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 ''Sing1pore'' (adventure) '47-
Fred M1cMurray, Ava Gardner.
"BNU Cieste" (drama) '3~ary
Cooper, Susan Hayward.
fJ "I Met My love Apin" (ro·
mance) '38-Henry Fonda.
9:30 0 "Tiit E~ of $t_ M•rt" (drema)
'4-4-Michael O'Shea, Anne Buter. m "Com111ndo'' (adventure) '64-
Stewlrt Granger, Oorien Grey.
1:00 m (C) "Ed:e of Eternity" (ad-
venture) '59--Cornel Wilde.
2:00 fJ ''Ten Seconds to Hell" (dr1ma)
'59-Jack Palance. Jeff Ch1ndler.
4:30 IJ (C) "Th• Viotent Men" (drama)
'55-Glenn Ford.
fVfNINC
5:00
0 WELFARE REPORT * Pcirt II on BIG 5
NEWS! DON'T MISS!
6:00 f) Bi& Nnn (C) (60) Jerry Dunp~y
0 llNBC Newnrvlce (C) (60) 0 The Allen Show (C) (90)
fJ Sllspense Theater (C) (60) (R)
"Portrait of an Unknown Man."
Clint Walker stars.
fJ Dick Van Dyke (30) m The flintstonu (C) (30)
iE)@ (i) Star TrM (C) (60)
EI1) Friendly Giant (C)
fi!J (j) CBS "tws (C) (30)
ml Flsller F1111lly (30) m Noticitro 34 (C) (30) e;, lsJ1nd1 In the Sun (C) (30)
a!) l~ Hor• Flmlllar con P1trlcl1
CiD News In the Round (C) (30)
6:15 EI1) Ch1rlle'1 Pad
6:30 fJ Ca11did Clmell (30) m TIM Flyi11g Nun
@ @ "BC News (C) (30}
EI1) Hodgepoclre Lod11 (C) (30)
Q:j Cf) My F1vorlt.e M1rti1n (30)
ml Soti1I Security (C) e;, 11lt Desert Rtt>Ort (C) (30)
a!) Los OIVld1doa (30)
CiD ABC benlnf News (C) (30)
6:45 tE) Mualcalt
7:00 IJ CBS Ennln& N-.n (C) (30)
0 m NBC Nlgtttly News (C) (30)
0 @ (!) CiD NBA All-Sur Game
(C) (2Vz !Ir) The 11ame, from the
San Diego I 11ternahonal Sparts
Arena, will m•tch Ille 14 outsland·
ing basketball players of the East·
ern Conference's Atlantic a11d Cen·
lr1I Divisions against tile 14 best
from the P1cific and Midwest Divl·
sions of the Western Confere11Ce.
0 Whaft My Lint? (C) (30)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 9, 1971
m I love Lucy (30) tive comedy series revolves 1round
iE) Dragnet (C) (30) 1 middle·class hU$band-f1ther, who O (I} Tuescl1y Movie: (C) "111• $eef' the world and everyone in it
Young W1rrlon." James Drury. only in terms of his own preJu·
01) llulll1, Fr1n & Olllt (C) (30) dices. ~ Cl) Trutll or Consaquencea (C) fJ @ Cl) CiD ABC Movie of the
iE) Christ Ult living Word (C) (30) Wnll: (C) "Assault on tbt Wayne"
ai) Rourio (30) (suspense) '70 -Joseph Cotten.
a!) Shnplt111enlt M1rl1 (55) Lloyd Haynes, Keen1n Wynn. A
7:30 fJ 9 CJ) Beverly Hillbillies (C) deadly b•ttle of wits takes place
'(30) Jane Hathaway or&•nlzes for control of an American nucleer
Drysdale's secretaries to protest submarine.
the banker's deceits. O C.11dld Camer1 (30)
0 e;, Doll' Knotts Show (C) (60) • ml 'Musicale
Guests are Lloyd Bridges and sons. @I) Concltrto dt Al1111 (30)
Beau and Jeff, Naocy Wilson and 9:45 iE) P1stor's Dt1ll
Tommy Roe. 11 NYPO (C) (30) 10:001J KNXT Reports (C) (JO) "Th1ee
fJ Million $ Movie: (C) ''Tiit Yel· fices of Unemployment "
low Rolls Royce" (comedy) ·ss-0 WELFARE REPORT
Rex Harrison, Shirley MacLalne. * Part II on BIG 5 m Trut11 or Consaquences (C) (30) NEWS! A ~GUT ISSUE!
U) It T1ke1 1 Thief (C) (60) 11 Big 5 News (C) (60) Kevin fD fanfere (C) (90) (R) "[art Sanders. B1mey Morris.
Scru1111s: His Family and Friends." O Baxter Ward Ntwa (C) (60}
iE) Covlfnment Fll111 (C) (30) m News (C) (60) Geor1e Putn1m.
@I) No CrlO en los Hombres (30) ID Quest ·t" Aclvtnt11r1 (C) (30)
7:55 a!) Cutslon dt Segundos "Bend With the Wind."
1:001J Qt (j) Green Acres (C) (30) m HIGH SCHOOL ISSUES
Lis• Douglas entertains the son of * FOR COLLEGE CREDIT
a fellow war hero in the 'fowlish' With Dr. William Glasser
person ol Drobny, 11 real live duck. EI1) DEBUT High Sdtoola (C) (60)
O Vlr&ini• Cirah1m Show (C) (60) "Problems & Possibilities." Dr. m To Ttll tht Truth (C) (30) William Glasser and 30 hind
~full Gospel Busln1111111n (C) picked people lrom all branches al Sonrisas (C) (30) or educational life discuss the prob·
1:05 a!) Lilli Lazo (55) lems of high school end possibili·
l:30 lies for Improvement in a new
fJ HEE HAW-Roger college·credlt 12·p•rt series. . . Q!l Cf) CBS NtWS Report (C) (30) * Miller, Peggy Little, ai) Alt(Tia Musical (30)
Bobby Murcer-WOW!!! a!) Ft1tlval Mexiaino (60)
1J fij (j) H" H1w (C) (60) Rog-. er Miller and Peggy Little guest. 10.301J CBS News Special (C) (30)
0 m Julia (C) (30) "Cousin of iE) BUI Johns News (C) (30)
the Bride." Cousin Sara returns Cit Cl) fihn Feature (C) (30)
with big wedding plans that cause al Li Flmill• (30)
chaos for Julia and interruptions 11:00 fJ a CJ) m N-.n (C)
for Corey and Earl J. Waggedorn. 0@ (I} m News (C) m D1vid Frost Show (C) (90) 0 C1n You Top Thia? (C) (30)
Tony Randall, Arthur Godfrey, Rob· fJ CiD News (C)
erta Flack and Ge11e McDaniels fJ Mwle: "P1yroU" (mystery) '62
guest. -Michael Craig, fr•n<:oise Prevost.
G) felony Squid (C) (30) m laurel & Hardy n1111 Ftsttval:
iE) Pattern for Uving (30) '1011r Rel1tlon•" end "Wey Out
ai) la CriHI Bien Cri1d1 (C) (30) Wert."
9:00 0 ~ CIJ m NBC TuesdlJ Mov· IE Beat the Clocll (C)
le: (C) ''SeCfet Ceremony" (drama) @ (I) Perry Muon
'68-flizabeth Taylor, Robert Mitch· 01) Rt1litin (C)
um. Mia Farrow. A wealthy young 11:30 IJ ~Cl) Merv Griffin (C)
girl who is prone to fantasy acci· 0 fi3 (I) a;) Johnny Clrson (C)
dentally meets an aging model and 1J CiD Movie C1111t (C)
installs the woman in her home as fJ Movie: ''flatelt Gun Alive"
her mother. (western) '5~1enn Ford. 0 The Fugitive (C) (60) @ MoYie: ''SeCfet Venture" (mys·
iE) t IFl<ll\ I Wllafa Porno(TaphyT tery) 'SS-Kent T1ylor.
(C) (~) Films. ~lays and litera 12:00 0 Movie: "A Thousand and One
tu re will be examined by ~Ill Bur· Pll&hts" (adventure) •45 _ Corn el
rud and guests· Tom 0 Horgan. W'ld [ t I(
d. ct f "H 'r'' R I h N I i e, ve yn eyes. ire or 0 I I • a p e son, @ rn Movie: "Thunder in ttl• director of "Charly" and Art Kun· y 11 .,
kin. publisher of the L.A. Free 1 •Y·
Preu. 1:00 f) Movie: (C) "No ,.,.., . Oft t1M1
01) Tiit A.dvoutta (C) (60) Bullet" (drama) '5s-Audte Mur·
iE) Cllilltnge (C) (30) phy, Join Evans, Charles Drake.
ai) LI Conltltudon (30) 0 0 News (C)
a!) Netama (60) 1:30 m All·Nlpt Show: ''Our M1n In
9:30 1J 9 Cl) 'PREMIERE All in Ult H1v1na," "llutbe1rd" ind "Quiet
f••llJ (C) (30) Thia ~w. innov•· CUft."
P•I• 13
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 13
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listinp, please see DAY·
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for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "S0411s at Sea" (adventure) '37
-Gary Cooper."Tops Is the Umir
(muS1cal} '36-Bin& Crosby.
0 "Jollnny Trouble" (drama) ·57
-Stuart Whitman, Carolyn Jones.
9;30 O "Four Sons" (drama) '40--0on
Ameche. Alan Curtis. m "lorn To llill" (mystery) '47-
Lawrence Tierney, Claire Trevor.
1:00 m "Iii Optralor" (drama) '59-
• Mickey Rooney.
2:00 0 ''TlMI Dnil at 4 O'Clodi" (ad·
venture) '6 1-Spencer Tracy, Frank
Sinatra.
4:30 IJ (C) "Tarzan ttlt Ma1nlflcent"
(adventure) '60 -Gordon Scott.
fVF N ING
5:00
0 SANDERS & MORRIS! * BIG 5 NEWS! WELFARE
REPORT, Part Ill!
6:001J 111 N"1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
0 KNIC Ntwservice (C) (60) Tom
Snyder
0 The Allen Sbow (C) (90)
0 Sl1 O'Clod Movie: (C) "Wom·
an's World" (drama) '54-Clilton
Webb, Fred MacMurray, June Ally·
son, Van Heflin, Lauren Bacall, Cor·
nel Wilde, Arlene Dahl. An auto·
mobile tycoon, seekin& a successor
to his general manager, brinas
lhree of the company's top men,
with their wives. lo Hew York for
obseNation.
0 Did Van Dyb (30) m The nintstones (C) (30)
Q) @ rn Stu Tret (C) (60)
Ell) The fritndty Giant (C)
ijj (j) CIS News (C) (30)
€1;) Fisher Fa•ify {30) m Notitiero l4 (C) (60) m Wanderlust (C) (30)
all la Hora fa111iliar con Patricia
ff) News in lht Round (C) (30)
6:15 Ell) Cbarlil's-Pad (C)
6:30 0 Candid Ca111tr1 (JO) m The flyina Nun (C) (30) ~ 00 NBC Ntw1 (C) (30)
Ell) Hodiepodtt Loda• (C) (30)
~([)My Fevorlte Martian (30)
@ID Social Security (C) /MusJule m The Desert Rt1»0rt (C) (30) all Los OIYldadot (30)
ff) AIC btnin1 News (C) (30)
7:001J CIS Evenill1 Nnrs (C) (30)
0 m NBC Niatrtfy Nm (C) (30)
David Brinkley, frank McGee, John
Chancellor. 0 What's MJ line? (C) (30) m @ (I) I love Lucy (30)
Q) Drarntt (C) (30)
@ 00 Branded (C) (30)
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Ell) Firina l ine (C) (60) "Spiro T.
Agnew: lhe Vice President's
Speeches."
Qj Ci) Truth or Conseq111ncu (C}
@ID Christ 1111 Uvina Word (C) (30)
iE Rosario (30) all Sl11plemente Maria (55)
ff) Movie 6:1me (C) (30)
0 ~ 00 m l111ft Miiiie Hall
(C) (60) "Alan Kini on the SO
Yard Line at the Games People
Play.'' Alan Kine stars with James
Coco and Stiller & Mura.
0 The Fucttm (C) (60)
0 @ (]) al .lolln1tJ Ca"-(C)
(60) Jane Mo11an, Bill Anderson.
Jan Howard, Gordon lilhtfoot, and
Homer & Jethro fliest.
Q) Sin Cities ol tti1 World (C) (60)
@ID JO Minutes (C) (30)
al) Natacha (60)
7:30 IJ9 (j) Storefront lawyers (C)
(60) The lawyers rome to the de·
lense of a junior high school stu-
denl who has been expelled from
school for petitioning to oust the
principal. O ti)@ m Tiie Men From Shi· 9:30 0 Candid Ca111era (C) (30)
C €1;) Musicale/Pastor's DeM (C) (30) i.11 ( ) (90) "The Politician:· The l:r.'I Co d AJ
Virginian sets out to buy grazing c:W n •rto de ,.._, (30)
land but becomes involved in a 10:001J Qj (j) Hawaii fin.() (C) (60)
homicide mystery which includes McGarrett joins In the frantic
him among the likely suspects. search for a pair of printing plates
William Windom, Diana Muldaur being sought by three govern.
and John [ricson 11uests. ments.
0 NYPD (C) (30) 0 @ @ m four·in-One: Rod
0 @ CI) ff) The Courtship of Sertln(s NIP! Gallery (C) (60)
Udlt's FatlMr (C) (30) "Ghetto "Pamela's Voice" st11s Phyllis Oil·
Girl " An underprivileged, overly ler and John Ast in; "lone Survivor"
hostile new employee stops the stars John Collcos, Torin Thatcher.
presses of Tom Corbett's magazine. artd Hedley Mattingly; "The Dolls"
Amanda Lynne guests. stars John Williams. Henry Silva and O Million $ Mowie: (C) "Welcome Shani Wallis.
to Hard Times" (western) '67-O BIG 5 NEWS WITH Henry Fonc11, Janice Rule. m Tn.rttt or Consequences (C) (30) * SANDERS AND MORRIS!
Q) It Talles a Thief (C) (60) PLUS WELFARE REPORT! m ;cwlfnment Film (C) {30) 0 Bia 5 Nftr1 (C) (60) Ktvin
iE No Crto en los Hombres (30) Sanders. Barney Morris.
7:55 al) C41tstion de Segundos 0 @ (I) ff) I sJICl1l I National
1:00 0 Vlr&inia Graham Show (C) (60) Polling DaJ-Wllat ~trica Thinks
Oliver, Dick Sha wn, Jeanne Cooper (C) (60) An up-to the-minute pub
and fllen Peck guesl lie opinion survey is analyied by a
0 @ (I) ff) Malle Room for team of experts. frank Reynolds
Grandd1ddy (C) {30) "The Horri· and Louis Harris host.
ble Horoscope " Danny 1s thrown O Barter W11d News (C) (60)
into a panic by an elevator oper m Hews (C) (60) George Putnam,
ator's prediction. Hal Fishman. m To Tell tlM Truth (C) (30) aJ Varabond (C) (30) "Seventy Is
Ell) The French CIMf (C) (30) lands lo Key West."
€1;) The Answer (C) (30) ID Masterplec• Theatre (C) (60) m luch1 Libre (C) (90) "The First Churchllls."
1:05 all Tiempo de Deportes (55) T~e m TV Musical Ossart (C) (JO)
Ruben Olivarez vs Chucho Castillo all Tele-Cinema Espanol (2 hr )
fight . that decided the champion l0:30 n:11 Bill 1 11 N (C (JO) ship 1s shown u:.1 ° ~s ews )
1;30 1J ~ To Rome With love (C) m la Familia (30)
(30) Prof Mike Endicott and his U :OO IJ ~ (jJ m Newt (C)
new neighbor face the same prob· 0 @ Ci) m News (C)
fem-teen111e daughters who want 0 Can You Top This? (C) (30)
more freedom Teru Stilmada. Beu 0 ff) News (C)
l1h Quo, Miko May11T'a and Page 0 Movie: uHitler" (drama) '61-
Forsyth guest. Richard Basehart, Maria Emo
0 @ 00 ff) ltoo111 221 (C) (JO) m laurel & Hardy Fi1111 Festival·
"Now About Th1t Cherry Tree " "A Cllun1p at Orford" and "Put
Pam wins an art school scholar Up Your Troubles."
ship. and her leacher denies he aJ Beat the aocti (C)
signed the 1pphcat1on as her spon f[t {I) Perrr Mason
sor Ell) hstern Wisdom & Modern Lile m David Frost Show (C) (90) 11:30 IJ ~@ Mm Griffin (C)
Q) Ftlony $qU1d (C) . (30) 0 ~ @ m Johnny Carson (C)
ffi The Great Amerit.tn Dream 0 Mo"ie ''"'' (C)
Machine (C) (90). 0 aJ Didi Cavett (C) Norman
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€1;) Pattern for Uvin& (C) (30) Mailer guests.
9:00 tJ f;l!l ({) Medical Center (C) (60) aJ MOiiie: "Fanny by Gasllpt'' ~ famous woman executive is in· (drama) '48-fames Mason, 1~red tn a fall while horseback l :00 IJ Movie: "Paranolc" (drama) '63
11dlng, and after surgery she be--Oli11er Reed, Janette Scott.
comes paralyzed. 0 0 News (C)
0 The _Games P~ple ptay 1:30 m All·Nipt SMw: "T1Mi 111r,iar'' * with AJan King ind "hnchf1 end tile F1Jin1
on KRAFT MUSIC HALL Dvtdl,.a11." ,...1 ..
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THURSDAY •
JANUARY 14
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O (C) "Quebec" (adventure) '51
-John Barrymore Jr., Corinne Cal·
vet
9:15 O ''Special Delivery" (romance)
'55-Eva Barlok, Joseph Cotten.
"Variety Girl" (musical) '47-Bing
Crosby, Bob Hope, Mary Thatcher.
9:30 O "The Foxes of H1rrow" (drama)
'47-Rex Harrison, Maureen O'Hara.
Victor Mclaglen. m (C) "Apache Territory'' (west-
ern) '58-Rory Calhoun, Barbara
Bales.
1:00 m "Swine Time" (musical) '36-
Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers.
2:00 O "Friptened City" (mystery) '62
-Herbert lom. John Gregson
4:30 6 "Dark Clty" (drama) ·50-
Charlton Heston, Lizabeth Scott
EVEN I NG
6:00 6 Bie News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy 0 KNBC NewseNict (C) (60) Tom
Snyder
0 The Allen Show (C) (90)
O Sia O'Ctodl Movie: (C) "Dawn
at Socono" (western) '54 -Rory
Calhoun, Ptper Laurie.
O Dick Yan Dyb (30) m The Flintstones (C) (30) ID @ (])Star Trelc (C) (60)
£E) Friendly Gi1nt (C)
~ (]) CBS News (C) (30) m fisher family (30) el Noticiero l4 (C) (60) m True Adventure (C) (30)
a!) LI Hora F1t111Har con Patrici aJ News in the Round (C) (30)
6:15 £E) Ch1r1ie's 1'1d (C)
6:30 O Candid C,11111 (30) m The Flyine Nun (C) (30)
~ Ci) NBC Niptly News (C) (30)
£E) Hocl1epod11 Lode• (C) (30) (R)
~ My Favorite Martian (30)
g;) Social Security I Musicale (30) ID The DeMrt Report (C) (30)
a!) Los Olvid•dos (30) aJ ABC Evening News (C) (30)
7:00 6 C8S heninr News (C) (30)
Waller Cronkite 0 m NBC Nlfhtly News (C) (30)
David Brinkley, rrank McGee. John
Chancellor .
O Whirs My line? (C) (30) m @ (j) I love Lucy (30)
ID @ Ci) Drarnet (C) (30)
£E) Eastern Wlldo111 (C) (30) (R)
(jj Trutfl or Con1equenc.es (C)
g;) Christ Ult Uvlne Word (C) (30)
el Ro11rlo (30)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 9, 1971
a!) Simplemente M11i1 (55)
aJ Movie Game (C) (30)
0 @ (I) aJ Barefoot In the Parle
(C) (30) (R) "You'll Never Walk
Alone '' Corie models a $3,000
7:30 fJ ~ 00 Family Affair (C) (JD) dress at a charity affair. Natalie
Cissy learns that Gregg is going to Schater guests
the college Mardi Gras with some· g;) Cllallenft (C) (30)
one else. Peter Duryea guests el Los Beverly de Peralvitto (30)
0 ~ 00 ID fli.P Wilson (C) (60) a!) Netadle (60)
Zero Mostel, Sieve Lawrence and
Roberta Flack guest. 9:30 0 @ (!) aJ The Odd Couple (C)
0 NYPD (C) (30) (30) "The Hideaway " Reni Santoni
0 ~ '3' al Matt Lincoln (C) guasls as a great college quarter-
1.!..U ~1 back whom Felix and Oscar want
(60) "Chnstopher.. Psychiatrist to keep from the "corruption·• of
Matt Lincoln tries lo help a de-
spairing young concert pianist -com-pro football
poser facing total deafness. John 0 Candid Carner• (30)
Rubinstein guests. g;) Musicale/Pastor's Desk (C) (30)
0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Son of I m Concitrlo de A.lmas (30)
Gunfietrter" (western) '66 -Russ _ ~ m ~ 0 M rti (C) 11· 10-00..:. ~· ~ ~ 11n 1 n Tamblyn, James p rlbrook. . • (60) Guests: Orson Welles. Charles m Trutfl or Consequences (C) (30) Nelson Reilly, Don Rice and The
ID It Takes 1 Thief (C) (60) Golddiggers.
£E) Theatre Beat (C) (JO) "East of 0 Bie 5 News (C) (60) Kevin
Jordan." Aulllor Evan Walker and Sanders, Barney Morris.
director Van Whitfield guest. 0 @ (Il aJ Tiit Immortal (C)
g;) Govemment Film (C) (30) (60) "Brother's Keeper." Ben Rich-
el No Creo en los Hombres (30) ards believes he has found his
brother Michael Strong guests.
O Berter Werd News (C) (60) 7:55 m Cuestion de Seeundos (55)
8:00 i) Ci9 (j) Jim Nebor1 (C) (60) m News (C) (60) George Putnam.
Robert Goulet guests Hal Fishman.
9 Vireinia Graham Show (C) (60) £E) Speculation (C) (60) ''The
Guests: Art Metrano. Dana Valery, Cubist Epoch." Taped at the l A.
George Plimpton County Museum m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) el Enulad1 de locos (30)
£E) Wuhineton Week in Revie• (C) a!) Etrettes en Hollywood (60)
g;) Creation Reseud! (C) (30) 10:30 ID Bill Johns News (C) (30)
el V1e1b11ndo (C) (60) el LI r1mlli1 (30)
8:05 m Tele-Revista Musical (55) 11 :00 i) tj9l el News (C)
8:30 0 ~ Ci) m I biCtAL I lob Hope
Christmu Show (C) (90) Highlights
of Hope's Christmas trip to Ameri·
can servicemen in England, West
Germany, Crete, Th ailand, Vietnam,
Korea and Alaska. Entertainers in
elude Ursula Andress. Gloria Loring,
Lota Falana. Bobbi Martin, Jennifer
Hosten, Johnny Bench, The Gold
diggers, and Les Brown and his
Band of Renown.
'0 Ci) (j) ID News (C)
O Can You Top This? (C)
0 al News (C)
O Movie: ''Shet1odl Holmes end
the Voice of Terror'' (mystery) '42
-Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. m l1u11t l Hudy Film Festini:
"Sons of the DtMrt" and ''Blodl·
hHdL"
ID 811t the aodl (C)
@ l'tny Mason
£E) The Advocates (C) (R) o @ rn m Bewttd!tc1 cc> (3o>
"Mother-in-Law of the Year " Sa ·
mantha's mother Endora promotes a!> Horoscopo con et Prof. Horaneel
herself as the ideal mother in-law l1:3o 6 liii Merv Griffin (C) "A
for a candy company's advertising Salute to the Silent Screen ''
campaign 0 ~ 00 g;, Johnny Carson (C) m Devld f rost Show (C) (90) 0 The Movie Gemt (C)
@ Olympic Boxine (C) (2 hr) 0 aJ Diel Cavett (C) Leonard
fD NET Playhouse (C) (90) "An Frey, and Bob & Ray guest.
Ideal Husband " Keith Mtchelt, ID Movie: "Btllt of Mer1titlts"
Margaret Leighton. Jeremy Brett (drama) '59-Stephen Boyd, Anna
and Susan Hampshire star in Oscar Gaylor
Wilde's comedy melodrama lZ:OO 0 MO¥ie : "Brute Foret" (drama)
g;) Pattern tor Livine (30) '47-Burt Lancaster, Ann Blythe.
9:00 6 ~ (j) CBS Thurld1y Movie:
"rtve Branded Women" (drama)
'60-Van Heltin, Silvana Mangano.
Vera Miles, Bartara Bel Geddes.
Jeanne Moreau. Wartime s,tory of
five women who consorted-with the
enemy.
0 TIM Fufffive (C) (60)
Charles Bickford
@ I DI~ Cavett (C)
1:00 6 Movie: "Captain Scarlett" <•d-
venture) 'SJ-Richard Greene.
OONews (C) m All·Nlpt Show: "Tiit a1w Mon·
sttrs," "Murdtr In the lttd lam"
i nd "I Married 1 Women."
SHE STAYED ON
Actre~s Jessica Walter, a young
lady from B;"°klyn who'd never
been closer to a horse than the
turf club at New York's Aque-
duct Race T rack, took the role
of a horse devotee and business
executive in MG M 's Medical
Center teleplay ··w eb of Dark-
ness" airing Wednesday at 9
PM, on C BS.
Explaining to executive pro-
ducer F rank G lick.sman that a
horse rider she isn't, Miss Wal-
te r then did take his suggestion
that she go for a leSs<>n to "at
least look good just sitting on a
ho rse." She did at Fats Jones
Stables, North Hollywood. When
the time came for Miss W alter's
big scene with the horse, every-
thing went well. She stayed on.
Miss Walter, who starred on
Broadway in "Advise a nd C on-
sent" and "Photo Finish" and
in the recently completed mov_ie,
"Play Misty for Mc" with
Clint Eastwood, admitted she
was "scared stiff."
"You're trying to speak lines
and at the same time remember
what the instructor said, she
declared. adding, "we got
through in a dead heat; I
finished m y scene and he did n't
move."
FRISKY BUSINESS ..
Brood1.ay a('tress Jessica Wal-
ter, for tlte first time in her
ac:ing career, gets on o horse
-this one i.J named Stttl.
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FRIDA Y
JANUARY 15
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· listinp, please see DAY-
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for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O "Tb• Star Mille,.. (musical) '39
-Bina Crosby, Louise Campbell
"Soni of Surrender" (musical) '49
-Macdonald Carey. Wanda Hen
dllX
0 "History Is M1de at Nipt"
(drama) '37-Charles Boyer. Jean
Arthur
9:30 O "'GentJe111en's Aifet111111t" (dra·
ma) '47 -Greeory Peck. Dorothy
McGuire. m "Sp11tniY (comedy) '60-Noel
Noel, Denise Grey.
1:00 m "lhlncerous PTofeWcn" (mys·
tery) '49--Ceoree Raft. Ella Raines
2:00 0 (C) "Atl1ntis, Ult Lost Conti·
nent" (fantasy) '61-Joyce Taylor,
Anthony Hall
4:30 IJ ''flit Youna St.r1n111" (drama )
'5&-Jamu M1cArthur , James Daly
Kim Hunter.
rvrN1Nr.
6:00 IJ l i1 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
0 II.NBC Newservi~ (C) (60) Tom
Snyder.
O The Allen Sltow (C) (90) 0 Six O'C1od MO¥ie: "Mr. Scout-
lllHter" (comedy) '53 -Clifton
Webb. Edmund Gwenn, Georee "f og.
horn" Winslow, Frances Dee. 0 Diet Vin Dyte (30) m The Flintstones (C) (30)
ID (iJ) CI) Star Tret (C) (60)
Ell) The Friendly Gi1nt (C)
Q! Ci) CBS News (C) (30)
EI!) fisher F1•ilJ (30) al Noticiero 34 (C) (60)
@n The American Wnt (C) (30) m LI Hori F1miliar COA P1trici1
tl) News in tlle Round (C) (30)
6:30 O C.ndid C.mer1 (30) m The Flyina Nun (C) (30)
~ NBC Niptty News (C) (30) ED Hodaepodce Loct11 (C) (30)
~ (jJ MJ flvorite Mutian (30) €ID Social S.curity/MuJit1le (30)
@n The Desert Report (C) (30) mus Otvidados (30)
~ ABC Enninc News (C) (30)
7:00 1J CBS Evenin1 News (C) (30)
Willer Cronkite.
0 @n NBC NlptJy News (C) (30)
David Brinkley, Frank McGee. John
C~ancellor. 0 Whafs My l ine! (C) (30)
m @ Cl) I love Lucy (30)
ID Dr1111et (C) (30)
~ (I) Cintm1 Showclse (C) (90)
"Seminole." Rock Hudson. Anthony
Quinn.
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NO NEED TO 'SNEAK' NOW •••
Three years ago, when he was 20, Steve Spielberg sneaked onto
the lot at Universal Studios near Hollywood.
He found a vacant office and moved in.
"I wore a suit every day and carried a briefcase and nobody
k.new the difference," he says. 'To get by the guard at the gate
I lied a lot."
So for several months, with bis commandeered office as a base
of operations, Spielberg was an uninvited observer of 1V and
feature film production al Universal. His purpose: to learn as
much as possible about the business.
Spielberg doesn't have to s neak into Universal anymore. At 23,
he's H o llywood's youngest director of major TV episodes and has
won the respect of Universal's top ex.ecutives.
He's directed seven television films, including episodes of NBC's
The Name of the Game and Four-in-One : The Psychiatrist, to air
later this season.
Spielberg decided to become a film maker when he was 12.
"I made a film for the Boy Scouts to win a merit badge;· he
says. "I've never wanled to do anything else s ince."
Spielberg grew up in Phoenix, Ariz., where at 16 he had formed
a company to make <;mall films, none of which cost more than
SJOO.
Then he went lo California to a llend California State College
at Long Beach, where he majored in English.
While in college he wrote. directed and edited an 18-minute
short subject entitled ··Ambl1n' ", which is being shown around the
country with the film "Joe.··
The film has won awards ar the Venice and Atlanta film fes11 -
vals, but. more i~port~nt for young Spielberg. it brought him to
the altenaon of Sid Sheinberg. Umver<;al vice president in charge of
TV produc tion.
Says Sheinberg :
"'Steve has done some very exciting \'oork for us. The Psychiatrist
segment he just directed for us " one of the mC>l.t brillianll}
d1rec1ed .-.ho"'s I've ever seen "
Dean H argrove, who produced '"I.A 2017," the Name of the
Game <;egment Spielberg directed I rt"lm a St r ipt hv novelist Philip
Wylie. i~ equally high o n the young director ·
"He's an enormously talenled, rac1le direclllf I think he h.1,
given U\ lhe best Name of the Game' lhis yeor.''
"LA 2017" will he aired Frtday, J an 15
Now, Spielberg ts looking for new worlds to conquer
namely feature film<;
He and a young friend, Claud1.1 S:ilter, have written a ~crcen
play ahout a fat her-son harn-srorming act in 1926 Twentie th ~ntur.y Fox has purl'ha<;cd the <;uipt :ind Spielberg hopes to direct rt.
After that?
"All I k.now 1s lhat I'll he mal.ing fi lm.,:· he <;ays, ''Film making
1s the height of it.·· •
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Living." The first half of the pro·
gram presents a "state of the
world" report by leading ecologists,
and the second part deals with
pollution. rH' 00 Truth or Consequences (C)
€1!) Ctlri.st the livin1 Word (C) (30) al Rourio (30)
(iii) Simplemente M1ri1 (55)
al Movie Game (C) (30)
7:30 IJ ®)Cl) I sl'ictAb I J1cl1 & the
Bnnstallt (C) (60) (R) Musical
version orthe storybook lable. writ·
ten by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van
Heusen. and starring Gene Kelly
and young Bobby Riha. B (:iJ 00 m I SJWAL I Elephant
CountYJ (C) (60) Cliff Robertson is
host·narrator of this Ivan Tors spe
cial that provides an intimate look
al the social habits and life style
of the elephant family. 0 UCL.A Baslletb1ll Warm-Up (C)
0 @ (1) al The B11dy Bunch (C)
(30) "Will the Real Jan Brady
Please Stand Up?" Jan buys herself
a brunette wig so she'll be noticed 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Ten
Thousand Bedrooms" (comedy) '57
-Dean Martin, Eva Bartok. lb Truth or Consequences (C) (30) «E Movie: "Great Expectations"
(classic) '47 -Anthony Wagner. m Government Films (C) (30) al No Creo en los Hombres (30)
7:55 aLJ Cueslion de Segundos (60)
8:00
0 UCLA vs. STANFORD * LIVE GAME ACTION
0 UCLA B1sketb1ll (C) (90) UCLA
Bruins al Stanford Indians.
0 @ (J) tif) Ninny & the Profes·
sor (C) (30) "Separate Rooms." Hal
and Butch want separate rooms.
Van Johnson guests as Prof. Ev-
erett's older brother m To Tell the Truth (C) (30)
EE) Thirty Minutes With • . . (C)
(30) "£1izabeth Drew."
€1!) Lift for Today (C) (30) al la Cosa Juz11d1 (60)
8:05 (iii) l uch1 Libre (55)
8:30 1J ~@ The New Andy Griffith
Show (C) (30) Mayor Andy makes
a last ·minute effort to persuade
singer Glen Campbell to appear at
Greenwood's Centennial Celebration
B @ @ m N1m1 of the Game
(C) (90) "LA 2017." Glenn Howard
finds he's mysteriously living in
the year )017, with Los Angeles
and the rest of the world forced
underground by life-killing pollution
in a science fiction drama written
by novelist Philip Wylie. Guests are
Barry Sullivan. Edmond O'Brien and
Sharon farrell.
0 @ CI) al The Putrldge Fam-
ily (C) (30) "Old Scrapmouth."
Laurie, with new braces on her
teeth. doesn't want to appear with
the family on a nationwide tele·
vision show. m David Frost Show (C) (90)
£E) Sin Francisco Mix (C) (30)
€1!) P1tttrn for llvin1 (C) (30)
9:00 1J Q!J (j) CIS Frid1y Movie: (C)
"Marri11e on the Rodes" (comedy)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 9. 1971
'65-Frank Sinatra, Deborah Kerr, 0 @ CI) (if) Tom Jonu (C) (60)
Dean Martin, Cesar Romero. Nancy Petula Cl1rk and the Ace Trucking
Sinatra. Hermione Baddeley, Toriy Co. cuesl
Bill. A couple's second honeymoon O l11ter Ward News (C) (60)
ends in a quidlie divorce and an m News (C) (60) George Putnem.
accidental marriage to someone else Hal Fishman.
for the wife. ti) 1'1ndof11111 (30)
0 @ CI) al That Girl (C) (30) a;) Ttlt·Clnem1 40 (2 hr)
"A Limited Engagement." Don Hol· 10:30 ID 1111 John• Nns (C) (30)
linger gets cold feel at the prospect @I) L1 F1mlll1 (30)
of marriage and Ann Marie returns 11:001J 9 Cf) gJ News (C)
the engagement ring. Q ~ Cl) a;, News (C)
EI1J BLACK MIDDLE CLASS 8 Can You Top Thia? CC) * REJECT MILITANTS! 0 al News (C)
ON SUSSKIND SHOW• 0 Movie: "Th• Pastlon•tt ThiJJ"
£ID Devld Suulllnd (C) (2 hr). "The (comedy) '62-Toto. Ben Gazz_ara.
Black Middle Class." m laurel & Henly Film Fu1rv1J;
&I!) 30 Mlnutu (C) (30) "Swlu Miu" and ''S•ps 1t Sea."
el El Mundo Joven Joven de Jose aJ l~1t Ille Cloc:lt .. (C) "
Jose (C) (30) Ell) Fleet Out (C) Cosmos
(iii) N1t1ch1 (60) 11:15 G> FHture Fllm
9:30 11 NYPD (C) (30) 11:30 1J 9 Cl) Merv Griffin (C)
0 @ (}) m l ove, Ameri~n Style B @ Cl) m Johnny Carson (C)
(C') (30) "love and Operation 0 The Movie li1me (C)
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Jaway.' Albert Brooks and Judy Mc· «E Movie.: "Exlpe In the Su11"
Connell "love and the Sack " with (drama) 57 -John Bentley.
Cher Bono, Sonny Bono .. Arnold 12:00 0 MOYie: •1Jndt Wu • Vampire''
Margolin and Teren~ Pushman (comedy)-thristopher Lee.
"Love and the Trianete." with Peter @ Dlclt Cnttt (C)
Kastner and Sally Struthers. 12:45 0 P'tlyslcl1n1 Mutual (C)
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DEWEY MARTIN BOXED THE COMPASS
Most people have moments when they want to chuck everything
and take off for parts unknown, but few do it. Actor Dewey Martin
is one who did.
Back in Hollywood after a four-year absence, Dewey will be
seen in ''Assault on the Wayne," airing on the ABC Television
Network's Movie of the Week Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 9:30 PM,
co-starring with Joseph Cotten, Leonard Nimoy, William Windom
and Lloyd Haynes.
.j
uonord Nimoy and Dewey Mortin
Playing a naval officer in the 90-minute story of espionage
aboard a nuclear submarine is no novelty to Martin. He was a
Navy fighter pilot in World War II: later took special training in
underwater demolition to become a "frog mao."
Four years ago. Dewey packed his bags and "went looking for
some answers."
H is first stop was Guadalajara in Mexico where he lived in a
pension with students. They spoke no English so Dewey learned
Spanish. After a few months he drove north to Canada, then on to
Alaska where he worked in a lumbermill, in a cannery and on a
fishing boat before hopping a freighter to Japan. There he paid
his way by teaching conversational English.
Wherever he landed he lived with people of that country, studied
their language and their customs.
His itinerary then took him to the Philippines and Hong Kong
and o n to Italy where he rented an apartment in Rome for his
home base. For the next two years he shuttled all over Europe.
returning periodically to Rome.
The many ways he made his living was nothing new for Martin
As a child he worked on a dairy farm in Oklahoma and picked
cotton in Teus.
He didn't leave Hollywood because he wasn't workrng. He had
had contracts with major <.tud105 and good roles in a number o(
motion pictures including "Knock on Any Door," "Battleground,"
"The Big Sky," "Desperate Hours." "The Proud and the Profane,"
"The Longest Day" and "Savage Sam ."
"Knock on Any Door," whic h starred Humphrey Bogart. was
the beginning of a long fn~ndship with the late actor who was like
a father to Dewey. H i<; death had a profound effect on him and
it was at the famed a~1or·-. funeral that Martin first thought abou1
taking off.
"I began to think there wa\ much more to life than what was
circumscribed by Hollywood," he reca ll ... "but it rook time to put
my thoughts into action. One morning I just decided 'Toda y's the
day.'"
As to what answers he arrived al, Martin is the first to admit he
does not have them all .
While he was on hi<; personal ody~~ey, he read a great many
things by Ralph Waldo Emero;on and Karl Mennin~er, which in·
ffuenced his thinking. He also tried his hand at writing and has a
book full of notes which he intends to put to use.
When his mother became ill , Dewey returned to the United
States.
"Acting is the only real crart I know," he says. 1'although I can
always make a buck some other way. I like to act and good part-;
are coming my way. f think I'll stick around for a while."
..... 11
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 9, 1971
TV 1.~~T Evening Movies
6:00
6:30
7:30
1:00
9:00
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11:30
6:00
7:30
9:00
11:00
11;30
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10
7 "KltM• for My President" (comedy) ·64-Fred M acMurray. Polly
Bergen, Arlen• D•hl. 17 3 "A 8•11 for Adano' (drama}-John Hodlak. Gene Tierney.
11 ''Tiie lnvlslbl• M•n" (mystery) ·33-Claude Rains. Gloria Stuart
5 "A Ctlaplln Fntlval." Charlie Chaplin.
9 (C) uAsll Any Girl" <comedy) '59'-Shtrley M aclttone. David N iven
11 (C) "Don't Go Near th• W•t•r" (comedy) '57-Glenn rord. G1.,
Scala.
7 17 3 (C) ··in Uke nlnt" (adventure) '67-James Coburn. Jean Hale
9 ''The Ru.Of"• Cdg•" (drama) ·47-Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney
2 "Al Capon•" (drama) ·59'-Rod Steiger. James Gregory.
13 "Mr._ Miit•" (adventure) '49'-Dick Powell. Evelyn Keye!>.
17 3 "Star of THa•" (western) '53-Wayne Morris, Paul f°l•.
MON DAY. JANUARY 11
7 (C) "Houdini" (drama) '53-Tony Curtis. Janet Leiah. .
9 (Cl "R•turn of the Gunfl1hter" (western> '66--Roben Taylor, Chad
£verett.
4 23 6 (C) "D.A. Conspiracy To Kiii" (drama) ·10-Robert Conrad,
8eltnd• M ont&omery. 7 17 3 (C) "Fathom" (ad11enture) '67-Raquel Welch, Tony Franciosa.
9 "Over Ther•" (documentary) Dubbed in English
11 "8oheml•n Girt" (comedy) '36--Laurel & Hardy
7 "Shed No T•ers" (mystery) '48-June Vincent, W"llace ford
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12
7:00 23 6 (Cl ''Th• Y°"n& Warriors." James Drury Sieve Carlson
7:30 9 (C) "The Yallow Roll• Royce" (comedy) '65-Ru Hamson Shirley
Maclatne, Ingrid Beraman
9:00 4 23 6 (C) "Secret C•r•mony" (drama) •68-Eltzabeth Taylor Rob.,rl
Mitchum. M t• Farrow.
9:30 1 17 3 (C) "Anault on the Wayne .. (suspense) '70-Joseph Cott•n
Lloyd Heynn. Keenan Wynn.
11:00 9 "Payroll" (mystery) ·62-M icl'tael Craig. Francoise Prevost
11 "Our R•l•tl-" and "Way Out West." Laurel & Hardy
11:30 7 "FastHt Gun Allv." (western) ·5&--e1enn Ford
1) "S.Cr•t V•ntur•" mystery) '55-Kenl Taylor Jan .. Hylton
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13
6:00 7 (C) "Women's World" (drama) '54-Cltrton Webb, Fred MacM urray,
June Allyson.
7:30 9 (C) "W•lcome to Hard Times" (western) '67-Henry Fonda Janice
Rule
11:00 9 "Hltl•r" (drama) '62-Richard Basehart. Maroa Emo
11 "A Chump at Odord" and "Pack Up Your Trouble•." l au•el &
Hardy.
11:30 13 "Fanny by Gasll&ht" (drama> '48-James Maso11, Phyllis Ciolvert
THURSDAY. JANUARY 14
6:00 7 (Cl "Dawn al Socorro" (weslem) '54-Rory Calhoun, P1p~r LAuro~
7:30 9 (Cl "Son of a Gunn1hl••" (western) '66--Russ Tamblyn. Jame~
Philbrook
9:00 2 29 8 "f'lv• Branded Women" (drama) ·60-Van Helltn. Ver1t Miles
11:00 9 "Sherlock Holmes and th• Voice of Tarror'' (m ystery) '42-B;n il Rathbone, N111el Bruce
11 "Son• of the Oe••rt'' and "Blockhaad•." L.&u rel &. Hardy
11:30 13 "B•H I of MarMlllu" (drama) '59'-Stephen Boyd
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15
6;00 7 "M r. Scoutmastar" (comedy) '53-Clilton Webb. r rances Oee
1;00 23 6 (C) "S•mlnola" (western) '53-Rock Hudson Anthony Quinn Berbara Hale
7130 9
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(C) "Ten Tho..i•and lt•drooms" (comedy) '!>l Dean M artrn (vd
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"Gre•t Eapectations" lclassoc) 47-Anlhony Wagnu John Mills
29 I (C) "Marrl•1• on Iha Rocks.. rcomedyl ·65, rr~n~ S•n.itr~
Daborah Kerr Daan M art•n
"Th• P•s•lonat• Thl•f" (comedy) ·62-lolo. Ben G .JlliiHil Anttd
l\h11nan1
"Swiss M iu" and "Saps at S•a " l i!urel & H~t<1y
"Escape In the Sun" l dramal !>7 John 8entl~y
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16
7:30 9 "Cry of Battle" (drama) '63-Van Heflin Rot., MorPflO
1:00 11 "Tha Homecoming" I romance) ·48--Cl.trk Gable l ana Turn er Ann~ enter
9:00 4 23 6 (C) "Ou•I al Dl•blo" \western} '66--Sodney Pooloe• Jame~
i:;arner
10:00 9 "Uttle Sh°" of Horn>rs" and "The Un•ar1hly."
l J:OO 23 6 "Wolf lars•n.'' Barry Sullivan Peter Gravu
11:15 2 (C) "Nl1ht of th• Griuly" (dram"J '66--Cirnt Walker M anha Hye•
11:30 4 ''Thrff for Jami• Dawn" (dram8) ·56--Lare•ne Day. Rlcfrdo Montal ban.
7 "Of Hum•n Bonda1•" (classic) ·s&-1<1m Novek Laurence Ha,,.ey 13 "Storm F••r'' ldn1ma) '5&-Cornel Wilde. Jean Wallace
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7:00 tJ S11nrlse Slr1111tlf
D ~ Ci) m Tomfoolery (C) m lntuad (C) Louise Ridgle.
II) hzo the C1own (C)
EI1) Sesame Street (C) (R)
7:30 1J Dusty's Treeftouse (C)
D (iJ @ m Heckle ' Jeckle (C) m Yoai Bear &. friends (C) m Cool McCool &. friends (C)
8:00 IJ ~ (j) Buas Bunny/Road Run·
ner Hour (C)
D @ @ m WoodJ Woodpecbr
0 @ CI) Lancelot link (C) B Movie: "lomblr's Moon" (dra·
ma) '43-Kent Taylor. m Tales of Wells Far10
8:30 D tj) 00 m Th• Buploos (C) 0 Campus Profile: Or. Carlton
Fredricks discusses tow blood sugar. m Cisco Kid m GuMbJ (C)
9:00 tJ ~ ([) Sabrin1 &. ttie Groowie
Coolies (C)
D @ @ m Dr. Dolltt1t (C) 0 Movie: "F1udin', fussln' and
fiptin'" (comedy) '48 -Donald
O'Connor, Marjorie Main 0 (jJ) Jerry lewis (C) m ~M. Movits: (C) "Go Go Mania"
(musical) '65-The Builes ''Cold-
tft Hinds ol 1<1rl1at" (adventure)
'66 -Kirk Alyn m TrM House (C)
ei) CA1nlas J C111tarr11 m hnorama Latino
9:30 D m rink Panther (C)
O @ (I) The Do11blfflu1rs (C) B Movie: (C) ''Barella X-77" (dra
ma) '68-Sylva Koscln1. Q)'I~ "Road to the Bit House"
(driml(-.4 7-John Shelton.
@ (I) Prill Party (C)
ei) Arrib1 el Norte
10:00 IJ ~ (i) Josfl &. Pussycats (C)
0 @ Ci) m H. R. Pufnst11f (C)
0 @ (I) Hot WhHls (C)
ei) lucha Libre (C)
10:301J Cij (I) H1riem Globetrotters (C)
D @ 00 m Here C41RMS th•
Gn1111p (C)
0 Movie: "I Arn the Law" (drll
m1) '38-Edward G. Robinson
0 @ CV SkJ H1wks (C)
11 :DO IJ ~ Archie's fllnllouM (C)
D @ @ mHot 0.1 ccl 0 @ MotOf Mousa (C) B Movie: "Wtr Hunt" (dram1) '62
-John Su on. Robert Redford ID Movie: "larceny, Inc." (drama)
'42 -Edward G Robinson
CD fiesta Melicana
11:30 D ~ (1) m limbo CC)
0 @ The Hardy loys (C) m M•no a Mino Rancl••ro
A F I F HNOON
12:00 1J 9 ({) ScoobJ·Doo (C) D Hlafl School l11btball (C)
O @ Cl) A•«ican l111dltlnd (C)
@ Ci) SehHI DIYI (C)
g) T11trl Futastlco (C)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE:t<, JANUAlllY I , 1971
m Holiday (C) m Qu11t for Adv1ntu11 (C)
4:55 0 l1ktra W1rm-Up (C) el) Drama de la S1mana m l1ncelot link (C)
12:15 0 Movie: t1Mnti of t111 Draeon" 5:00 D lt'a Audtmlc (C) Competlna
{1dventure} '51-Richard Travis. hl1h schools 1re Crescent• Valley.
12:30 1J 9 (j) Thi Monklu (C) Cano1a P11i and Santa Monica
B Movie: "Menfisll" {adventure) 0 LA~RS OUT FOR RE-
'56-John Bromfield. * VE~E AGAINST HAWKS! m Hezel (C) 0 lakers l1sketball (C) L.A. Lak·
@ m Pro Bowlers TCMlr (C) ers YS. Atlanta Hawks at Atlanta
@ @ Farm Show (C) 0 m ABC's Wide World of Sports m Sports Wor1d {C) B '"'' Av1n11n (C)
1:001J Qi Ci) Dastardly &. Muttley (C) m Movie Greats: "The Homecom· O Movie: (C) "W1it Till the Sun in(' (romance) '48-Clark Gable
Shinn Nellie" (drama) '52-0avid m Q111st for Adventure (C)
Wayne. Jean Peters. EE Peter Gunn m l<in1s of C41medy EI1) The World We live In (C)
@ (j) Voice of A(riculture (C) Qj Cl) Bit Movie: ''The Sie11 11
ei) No Creo en los Hombres Red River." m Stories of Success (C) iI!) QuHt for life (C)
1:30 1J ~Ci) The Jetsons (C) ei) Worid Cup Soccer (C) Bulgana D International Zone (C) ;; vs. Morocco.
0 Movie: "lonesome Trell" (we~~ m T111 Bia Picture (C)
ern) '55-John Agar. . 5:30 D l<NBC Newservice (C) m Chtmplonsllip Wruthn& (C) .Q) Animals Action &. Adventure (C)
ljJ @ FNture Fil• (C) "fireman, "Elephant Capture."
Savt My Child." Spike Jones. El) Tonlpt In las Ve111 (C) m Scope (C) EI1) Tht Advocates (C) (R)
2:00 IJ Dusty's TrHhousa (C) iI!) flMtr Fan1lly
D Hip ' Wild (C) m Bronco B Wapn Train (C)
@(I) SlturdaJ llbtinH 6:00 tJ TIM 111 News (C) (30) ~ (j) feature (C) "Prlnceu ol the 0 @ F11ture
Nile.'' B lou City (C) (60) m SH U.1 USA (C) m Thin Came Bronson (C) (60)
2-30 1J Insider /Outsider (C) 9 ~k111ture USA (C) (30) . D Aarita1lture USA (C) m Musicall/DtveJ ' Goli1th (C)
0 hcific 8 lasbtball (C) USC 6:30 tJ A.bout 1 WHll (C) (30)
O News (C) (30) Clayton Vauahn. m HobbJ ShowcaH (30)
fm The French Chef (C) (30) 9 ()) CIS Nin (C) (30)
iI!) Children'• tioapel Hour (C) (30) m Ed11 of Eternity (C) (30) m Upbut (C) (60)
7:00 tJ CBS Evtnlna News (C) (30)
D I lflcll1. I Each In His Dwn
Prison (C) (30) A documentary that
probes the senseless society of the
drug addict. On.camera narrator.
Warren Stevens
0 PREMIERE Juvenile Jury (C) (30)
Jack Barry is host of th is series
designed to aive a forum to roung-
sters so they can air their views
Ma yor Sam Yorty auests.
B Death Y•ll•r °''' (C) (30) m I lflc!XC I Music Scene In Lon·
don (C) (60) A sampllna of "rock
-Brillsh·Slyle.'' with The faces
wh o are essentially urban In their
musical approach and their life
style: Matthews Southern Comfort.
a relatively new aroup whose latest
album has been acclaimed by the
critics; and Fairport Convention,
cur rently the foremost country rock
group in Britain. m Run for Your LKe (C) (60)
EE C.ntiw llvlna With Crans (C}
EI1) R11lltles (C) (60) (R)
~Cf) Bud Owena (C) (30)
€Il) livln1 Faltll (C) (30)
ei) Boa de Mealco (90) m Chlldre11 of C41"'Pualon (C)
vs. UC Bears 11 Berkeley O Nns C4l11ftrtnce (C) (30) m MoYie: "The leeinnina of th•l--------------------------
End" (drama) '47-Brian Oonlevy.
m Rit111ol1ndla (60)
m Dollars i nd s.n11 CC>
el) Yuiedades Musicales
3:00 8 CBS Golf Classic (C) Profession·
al golfers com pete for prize mon ey
totalina $225,000 D @ @ m l in1 CroabJ Golf
Tourna1111nt (C) Live action of the
lin1I two rounds of the 30th Bina
Crosby Pro·~ Tournament . m C4llle1e IHllltball (C) Univ ol
Nev1d1 vs. St. Mary's
iI!) Musicale/DaveJ l Goliath (C)
ei) Revista Musical
el) Tutro dtl Slbado
3:30 0 m Pro Bowitrs Tour (C) The
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