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Home My WebLink About1971-01-16 - Orange Coast Pilot' I - ~Yi«ti111s_ Cryigg ,~~~·· Graves~ . .. --t .... -.. ~.....,.....--:--------.....:..--~----":-=------~ ....... ---~-------------.::-------------,,,...-.....,-· .,.._ ... , -· DAILY PILOT In Sa.n Cleinente Hills * * * 1oc * * * reewa Tate Case In Hands ,Quite A Feet OJ Jurors ·LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A ll<Ven-man. five-womi.n jury wlth a mortician u its foi;emaa deliberated the guilt of Charles Manson ~aoct"tthe young feqJale hippie• today Jn tbe murders of actress Share. Tate and a& other penonJ. After a 1tria\ that lasted exactly seven months, the jurors went Into a Saturday session of consideraUon with the exhort.a· tlon from the prosecution that Miss Tate and the other victims were "crying out from their graves for Jwtice." The case went to the jury late Friday afternoon. Within an hour. they had se- lected Undertaker Herman Tubick as their fouman. EtUmates of how long the jury would take to reach the 77 possible verdicts - because of the multiple charges -ranged from sometime today to weeks. Deputy District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi said he expected it would be three or four days . Chit.I Defeme Ati.orney Paul Fitzgerald predicted it might take several weeks and that the case could eod in a hung jury-necessitating another trial if there is no onanimity of opinion on this one. In an emotional, shouting, arm waving finale, Buglloei said the slayings might go down as the most bizarre in the aMals of crime. "Sharon Tate Abigail Folger, Voityck Frykowsky, Jaf Sebring, Steve~ Parent, Leno LaBlanca, Rosemary LaB1anca are not Mrt with us in this courtroom," the prose<.."UtOr said. Ntl.Y Pn.OT ltlff"""' "But. frOm tbeit grave& tbey cry out for ju.Uce. JusUee can be served only by <ioJtUnl· tiecl: into the courtroom with • verUlcl ol 1111Uy." l.1amon and the three fe.male dcfend- 11nts--.Suaan AtkiM, Patricia Krenwln- kel ab4_ LaUe Van Houten -were not in the ....nrocim. Th<y have been barred slbce Dec.. • for disruptilli the trial and ~ liltoablt 117 ~er la nearby PAINTER BICHRT DEMONSTRATES JffER TECHNIOUE No More Difficult Than Frosiliit a Calm On Her Toes ~·-· ~ Aid MllllOD made one mis-take.·· ' l' • ' Polio Victim Creates Art Works By ALAN DIRKIN •IJfe tent out, from the ftres of bell at the spaiio . Ranch -bloodthirsty ro- bots ~ Un(ortunat91f for him, one bu-°' .. .,..., "*" •• ,...~-!be Ultle lllpple girl, Linda Most WOll!eo pamper their hands. Mrs. JWablin. · . Wyil!oina Blchrt; a pen motber and Mrl.. JC••NID 'tl'll~tbe atate's key wit-ait'i.t , takes care•of her feeL She painta •·It Uil lltoytiip. with ·them. · The ·111~ allO called as other~ She hu learned lo fool paint oin~• ia":?' ~ ;::.~.: Iooinc the -ol her arms· ond ha'I":' dld nial c:a1I a 11n«1e wl'-loq 10Uo II the age ol I. lier wort -lalllled 6riolly outiiaa ~ • ·-'hni•· of me;iJa -ol\J. 'Of the JUrJ and declinlll-t<>· ~~ cblr<Ooli, !*I ond Ink and ., -· !hem. •"-'~-!"'ll• -and ii -pro- ..... '-lo oo -Jn. bll --oa,i,-L .. Painting wllb iey feel ii no more • . dllllcull.lbln "'*1111 polalof" ot b'olllil& . 1;' t: ..;· · · "" ._ clke db m1 feet,'' Mn. Bk:hrt '(;' M De •ed exp&IN ,bllftdb'~ "l can ~orm all ..., 9/l. . erger . n1 Ihele f~killl"•ilhout d11r1q111y." riJs ANGJ:in· (UPI) --.t Tweatktb Mrt. Bicbri'a work ia currently on f'inh..,..ll'ox olficlail hive ~ dilplay In the HU\lttnglon Belch city i;;fi~ JllllllllCbll wttll hd md -~wDl .. be la a conuntJ'clal ~ •O.:PDlllbio :7:· -II 1111 ' 1llll!lnl* Belch Art _ '1'1¥!,'@ll a-~ bf Cll' llilcl Gllllery 111.'lo!llD -· • J>ui11 l'. r..u.:t cllljlrldfclod ,• ,,_.., !IM aupporv ' :bmill ond dlaeht'r, do)' l b flla'-' 'bl' MGll ~ ....... 1J, •. .~ Crcfm her pall> lo'""'AilJlv Ir. ·' llllp. ' ' . ,. ' ·- 11 I .. .. .; .. "I used to ~ and draw when I WU • child,"· atie 18)'1 "It ·was .perfeCUy natural for 'me· to coatinue after my Ulneu." ' Painting. ii what Mra. Blchrt .;... tailed • Wyllie by her !riondl -does~beol. But Ille does inml7-llllnp' ... u. 1 Sbe lild hs du.....,. .are -lo Iiun~ ..... -locoi-~ 1'!11 .... 'Jeori>' t!ilt:;... oi ... 1 ... conipn.-..·11.·11 a.dri\'.er. ' '!lie dlmlnullV6 womi!I, who llaods ooly 4 fed II 'llCliio IDd w~ U · ""'di; dri-,wtlli' be ' Ielt ftio( ... !be wheel (she Ii \O!I roO<,d) ond her right OMlroUiDJ• the bnte and AC• celerator. _ "I · atarUe people •IOtnetimea, ?Rat I drlve loo well for lt'IYODt to compllln," ahe. .. )'I coofidmU,. fllle dlanned eaii .*-wbo palled .,_ and demmded lo -wllal U., ~-!boulbt· lbe' .... 'doJac ... _. c1o.,.. *<.I'm cloIJ/a? •J'lD ~ ,.,; ,0:-~ -I • (loa.P~, ... I).• . ..>-• • ,.. ' ....:,_ .• } ,. ""1..' • ' " SATURDAY, :JANUARY '16, l 97 ~ • ac1n .... Fossilized Bone Stack ll'oalllled bones -~ of a large animlll -were unearthed Friday by electrical cren working in the remote hills behind san Clemente. But ICienUflc eveJuatlon of the find will not begin unUI Monday w_hen an antbropoJosiat will be called In to ex- amine the dlacovery. Sm· Otego Gu and Electric Company cn:wa lnstalllng a power line in the almost Inaccessible area of the Visbeek property found the remains late Friday afternoon. Ont W«kman stopped the work and phoned police to see If oUicers could contact an anthropologist. Detective Ron Dalrymple volunttered to round up an authority to examine the find , in what could be a sandstone deposit. The find. not unusual along the South Coast, probably will not be as scien. ti rically significant as that of "Laguna Man," the skull of an Indian verified not long ago as the oldest remains of man In the hemisphere (about 17,000 years). The skull -actually that of a woman -was discovered in the early 1930s by an amateur archeologist Howard Wilson of Laguna Beach. But discovery of Its highly significant age was made recenUy th r o u g b aophisUcated radiological processes. Lagunan Freed In Fraudulent 'Cruise' Case A-con11pfraey charge against a 25-year- old Laguna Beach man arrested last month in connectlon with a fradulent ocean crulle racket was dlamisled Fri· day la Harllor ludlclal Diltrlcl Court. luqe ·ca1v1n Schmidt threw oUt • chirp or consplracy to commit grand theft aplnlt Randolpll R. Scbae(~' 366 Y Pi-, oa grounds of llllufflcient evldence. 8eUeffer WU m1aR1d. Daq. 11 wljlJe omployed 117 ~ '19'1 Cnlllel• of New)lirt ~ Djatrt<t AtloriieY'• b>- vestlpllri ·.ut. lbe '.flnn.'-~ .., ""' :ii+ -~. proopect!ft ---119~ol~ 1n1.-.. , . .1·~ .. °"' ·ol lft --lo bilk the public wa blDld M I "gt)''' cruLte to Acapulco. w.-~ oqtatandl111 aplnst the two _,.ien. *'lflod u Geny Lundy and Garry Weal, both ol wbom bad -llYllC In Ne~ -"°" !be lllllod -.... uplltld. -.. ,aald be had been bind .. ienerll-_.. o1 Ibo -tinugb .. omoloYfumii --·. @mil bolon liia° -' • • '. ,.,. . . .. ' I DAil'/' PILOT llMf ..,._.. LEADS PATRIOTS PARADE Mrs. Carol Han10n Carol Hanson Picked to Lead Patriot Parade Mrs. Carol Hanson of El Toro, wife of Marine pilot capt. Stephen P. !Janson, missing in Southeast Asia since 1967, will bf! grand marshal of Laguna's Firth Annual Patriot's Day parade on Feb. 20. "In expressing the concern and Jn- <Ugnation of all patriotic Americam at the treatment being accorded our pritonen of war, we could have found no one better qualified to lead our parade," said 1971 parade chairman Robert M. Huddleston. Theme of the parade, sponaored by the Exchange Club and Patience Wright Chapter, Daughters of the American ReYolution, b "This Is My Country." Mrr. Hanson, a director of the National Leque of Families of Amer l can P-; ~ INVeled mont lhan.'ll!O.llOO m\J;io)lid:~ Wiiii~ jlofilical, reliP\WI ond,milllaey leAders<lb!wgl.iut the .world,·ln ,her ~ to•Obtain in. fonnatkm ··an prisonera \Of 1w1r1~anil ,!'(88 ob"rvance, of'lhe Gelleft,Coanotiofii· . • •. , .. y • Group Files Writ to Halt ' ' City Voting A writ of mandate to ltop 1111:· Mardi 9 Newport Beach freeway eleeUon wu filed in Orange County 5apa1or Court Friday. 'The three former city of.flclQ, who filed the complaint are see.ting to haft the court declare the special electlOa unawful and unconstttuUonal. Former mayors James B. Stoddlrd. Charles E. Hart and fonner vice Ul"10f Hans J, Lorenz:, in their action. dlim the moves of freeway opponenta t.o bait construction of the conlrovental bigbwar by adoption o( an ordinance, p&dnc of pertinent questions m the ballot and amendment lo the city cbareer, are illegal. They nan1e City• Clerk Laura Lqlos as defendant In their actioo. They will ask J udge Robert Banyard to order Mrs. Lagios lo halt the election. The city has IO days to respond to the action before a hearing by Judp Banyard. Stoddard, Hart and Lorenz contend in their lawsuit that moves by the Freeway Fighters represent "an unlawful attempt to usurp the administrative funo. tion of the Newport Beach City ~L" Opponents of the proposed Paclfle Coast Freeway through Newpo;._ Beach claim that the route, if adopted, woul4 cut the city in two and destroy itl atmogphere. Their action through the Marth t elec- tions seeks to present two questionl on lhe freeway issue · to city: wtera. It suggesta adopUon of an ordlnanca that would effectively resc:ind Qae. ett)"! &tate freeway a~ end It eeeka the adoption of ID· ta.Mndment to the city charter that would bar an;v, ~ freeway agreements without • refeND. dum. _._ ··-"""" -c1.,.m.i1 c""tc• CNl!tMl!t ..... ·---· • • .. , .... • • • " ••11tr1 • "'" ............... , -... ..... ,.,, --!i I:::' ....l.i.· ... ........ r " l I • • r • I . I '~IE 11¥ Phil lnterlandi -" ·-• •: ·- , Ann Landers ' ' .. Solution Brings Joy to Everyone DEAR ANN LANDERSo Thia friend of mine. I'll call her Cella, has an odd sense of humor. By that I mean she always is maklng jokes at someone else's expense. For some reason she does not like my boyfr iend. Rollie is a swell guy but he's about an inch shorter than I am and quite thin . This does not bother me at all, but it seems to bother Celia. Last week Celia asked me if I would go to a movie with her. I told her I had a date with Rollie. She answered. "Oh that little runt. I'll bet I weigh more than he does." This made me mad and I sa id, "O.K .. it's a bet." 11 1koholltm a <1ls11,..• How ti n ""' 1lcof'>Ollc be 1r1.ie.:i? 11 ,~.,., 1 cv•t? RNd 1~1 booltl1t ".-.1c°"°111m -HD<>@ i nd H1lp," bY Ann lal'ld1'1. Entl<>H lS c1n!I In coin wll~ vour rt<111etl lln<I I !Oflll, Jl1mped, u !l·1d· <1r111..i 1nv1!~ In c1r1 of !~t OAIL Y PILOT. Nixon Has 2 Cemeteries COLU~1BUS, Ohio (UPI) - The P resident of the United Stale! owns two s m a 11 cemeteries in Ohil). One is located in Wooster and the other ~ar Lancaster. The Wooster c-emetery was willed to President Pierce and all succ~ing Presidents and the oth er was .,.,.illed to President James fo.1onroe and all his suc- cessors. Go Fiestacoach 1971 DELUXE AIR CONDITIONED COACHES Charter This Bus To McDonnell Douglas Frem A·J Hvntlntfen a.ch t• -A-Sant• Monlu Area Cocle 213 678-3731 679-2191 . !MOO .......... AH. -....... Calf. 90250 . " CHILDREN'S LAMPS 1 Day 2.56 Charmini:; lamps v.·ithcolor· ful si uffed charac ter on ba~c. HOT WHEELS Suoday SBC Only . Collection of super special Hot WhHI can. Choose from the latest mod('ls. TEFLON" FRY PAN 1 Da y 1.27 10'" SR.3 Teflon,. coated Alcoa aluminum fty pan. •Ou 'on< t<J "" 2 LB. BOX COOKIES Sunday 57' Only Super savings on cooku::s. Deliciously rich and frrsh. OalmeaJ, chocolate chip and Danish crisps. S·holc lootit-lttf ·~aper for tw01nd. 1hf'ft'fint b1ndtrs. Sunday 10 am to 7 pm . I COSTA. MUA OMLY -~ ,j l • I 11 t' ALL FURNACE FILTERS 1 I suNoAY oNLY 3 FOR 96c ~ i With dirt-trapping treatment. Reduce airborne dust. J : 10x20xl"1 16x20x1"116x2Sx l ";20x20x l ";20x2Sxl'", l . .E5LA.1'.:ll-'-11· !J~-~~ ... _~tt~•.:: ~ _'!c -• • • ti POLYESTER PANTS IN SIZES 8 TO 18 Rog . 7.78 -7.97 SunJay Only 88 Charge It -. j • ,, S1ra1gln·Jcg and wide-leg styles, Pockets, loops, j buttons, s;uhcs. Wrinklc-rtsistant pol yester. Fi.· shion colors, including Na\'f. S· 18. 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COtton/rayOfl, Occptona. rr. n i , ,~ "1 , ·-. 2200 HARBOR BL VD. ~;~~:~, 0~1d COST A MESA Harbor .. • --, ' \ I 1 • ( I I I -:-· ,1 • z ,,-• . . -. Weekend • -, . voi::U:· NO. 14,:s--si:crieNs, ~PA&es · -~--':. :.- ----' "': ----· - PAINTER BICHRT DEMONSTRATES HER TECHNIQUE No More Difficult Than Frosting • Cake On Her Toes Polio Victim Creates Art Works By ALAN DIRKIN "01 tlle D1l1Y 1'1111 Stafl Most women pamper the.ir hands. Mrs. Wtf181na "'Wdn't, ·a JM' ;other and •rti3t~ take1 care of her feet. She paints with them. She has learned to foot paint since losing the use or her arms and handS to pollo at the age of 9. Her work covers a wide range of media -oils, watercolors, charcoals, pen and ink and palette knife -and is considered pro- fessional "Painting with my ree l is no more difficult Ulan cutting potatoes or frosting a cake with my reet," Mrs. Bichrt explains blandly. "I can perform all these functions without difficulty.'' Mrs. Bichrt's work is currently on dis play in the Huntington Beach city hall and soon will be in a commercial show at the lluntington Beach Art Gallery oo Main Street. She supports herseU and daughter. Su1.anne, 13, with sales from her pain- tings. "l used to paint and draw when 1 was l'relld." '"" ~v1-" wu p<rl1' ., v. .,r7" T~ ~ r, \ natura or me lo continue after illness." P•ifi!I ~lllt·Mro. Bichrt -called Wyllie. by her friends -does besL But she does many things well. She and her daughter are newcomers to Huntington Beach but local motorists will soon learn that one o( her ac- complishments 11!1 as a driver, The diminutive woman, who stands only 4 feet IL inches and we.ighs 83 pounds, dri~s with her Jett root on the wheel (she is left fooled) and her right controlling the brake and ac- celerator. "l startle people sometimes, but I drive too well for anyone to complain," she says confidently. She disarmed one driver who pulled over and demanded to know what the devil she thought she was doing. "What do you think i·m doing ~ I'm driving (See PAINTER, Page 3) Pastor, Wife Win Fight • For Six-year-oUl Girl A Buena Park minister and his wife ha\'e won a long Orange County Superior Court baltle to keep -as foster parents -the &.year-old girl they took in as an infant five years ago. Judge Herbert S. Herlands ruled Wed.. atsday thlt Deanna Lynn Davls should not be returned kl the custody of her natural parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rene D!vi!. Tbe Uttle1girl Jeft the courtroom with tier foster pareu~. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Lenhardt. lie is the pastor of the Luthe'ran Chimh of the Good Sbephe<d. Judge Herlandl ruled that the fortunes S.~reaming Girl :t~ Attempted fl1'~ in Mesa -~ -. poltee·today are hlllltlrlg a .... """ pluCl!Afd • l~)'W'-old gbf"""' tlio '.llllibl or Friday niSllt shooPlnl cnlWlll. -her to •-ntll'by plfklnl lot Jmll •ltempted to rape her. . ~ nld tho suspe<I. de!CTlbed ts MXm'"•lo I& years old, ftve feet nine and 1111~ with blonde hair, IJ'•bbed bis •tb'idfvt Ylctim as she was leavlng a ''"" In tho Harbor Shopping <;enter. 1'he ICl'eamlng gh'J was carried to the odla«i>t 'parking lot tiut managed to free herself and e1Ca~ after a brief ,,.,.,.. wltll bot captor. Pob nld me ..... tmou.wlJ •peel but ·olher!rloe .... harnMd. ouioen nld ~ ·-red to be ,., wt""'-to,lbe "incldont wh!Chl""'11ftd it thf\ .._. of' Fridl1 nl&ht 'llloppln( houri. ... . I of the Dav is family have not changed to the point that he can reverse t~ court order committing their youngest child to the care of the Lenhardl.!I. That order was made in ISl6S when Mrs. Davis became unable to care for her L~H. children. Denise. now 17, and Darrell, now 12, have been returned to the ~y .of Mt. and Mn, Davis a~ a spell as wwdl of ll)e .JIJVenile Court. But att<mpll tollave Deanna n!lumed to her family )>rolle down wberf tbe~Dtvis f.unUy again -ran into health and Dnanclal prab\erru:. at their new·Kanau ·home. The Davit family Is now ·Uvlq in Tul· !IQ , Okla .• and M11. Davis gave birth ·io another deuahter, Darlinda Jean, in that city t-.o months ago. Mn. Devil stiled after the ~ng'tblt she ....id ...... to Tulsa ml -k .... pcilllble ~ agalrllt Judie HeNnds' --·. N~~chAide Head~ M'aiiaget-~.roup N'e1'p0rl'~ City Managtt .~"7 · L. llurlbwt'llU '-1 named•,p(toldent of 11ie Oriace " County Clty •M•iolWI' Auoclation. . lfui'lburt, ~h> hQ hdd l>I• · pool In Newport ftfe ytan. su«teda Jlamll E"'x of Cypreiol·ln the post. Hurlllurt .llld be wlD ·-Illa aalolm, PblQp r :-.n, to..,.. u aecm.; of Iha ~; . ~·-iloo m.,..· ~to ln-~£1'3;.:',o,~ ... ·-.. ·~-. ' '. Dally Paper ORANGE· CQUNlY, CAtlFORNIA SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, ·1971 -.Jtiry Gets Manson Case Prosecutor: 'Victims Crying From Their Graves' LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A HV•man, five--woman jury with a mortician u its foreman dellber•l<d the guilt a Charlu Manson ml lhrec Y'l'Ull female blpplu today in the mwdus of actresa: SbarcNI Tate and aiz other persons. After a bial tbaL luted euclly 1even monthl, the jurors went into a S.turday aeuion aC COMideration with the ·exhortl· Uon from the prosecution that Mls.s Tate and the other victims were "crying out from their graves for justice." The case went to the jury late Friday afternoon. Wilhill an hour, they bad se- lected undertaker Herman Tubick u their foreman. Estimates of how long the jury would Sacramento On Alert For Floods Two northern coastal counties in Ore- gon were declared disaster areas and the Sacramet1to,. Calif., Floor Control Center was placed on 24--hour alert befo.--e storms In the Northwest c;llulpated early today, Gov. Tom McCtll declared Tiilamook and Clatsop Coon~ disuter areas af- ter hurricane force wincb and rain wrack- ed the &rea Friday. Trailer houter were overt.urned, roofs blown off hoaael, and power and telephone service cut <if in like to reach the Tl pouible verdicts - becaus. Qf the maWple chars,. -ranpd from sometime· today to week.I. Deputy District Attorney Vlnc<ot Bugli.osl Slid he expected it would be three or four daya. Chlef Defeme AUorney Paul Fitzgerald predlcteti il might take several weeks and that the case could end in a buna: jury -nectseltaU•g 1nother trial U there is no unanimity oi opJnion on this one. In an emotional. shouUng ann waving finale, Blllllool oald the ilaylll(s might go down u the most bizan'e in the aanals or crime. "Sharon T,.te, Abigail Folger, Voityck Frykowaky, Jay Sebring, Steven Parent, Leno LaBianca, Rosemary LaBianca are not here with us In this courtroom," tbt prooecutor uld. "But from their graves they cry out for justice. Justice can be served only by coming back into the courtroom with a verdict of guilty." Manson and the three female defend- ants -Susan Atkin!, Patricia Krenwin- kel and Leslie Van Houten -wer e not in the courtroom. They have been barred since Dec. 20 for dlsruptlog the trial and been IC!te.ning by loudspeaker hi nearby holding rooms. Bugliosi said Manson made one mis- take. "He sent out from the fires of hell at the Spahn Ran ch three bloodthirsty r~ Big Bones Found Giant Animal Roamed Clemente? Fosslli2ed bones -those of a large to round up an authority tG examine animal -were unearthed Friday by the find , In what could be a sandltone electrical crews working in the remote depo:!lit. hills behind San Clemente. The find, not unusual along the South But acientulc evaluation of the find Coast, probably will not be as scien- will not begin until Monday when an tifically significant as that of "La8W18. anlhropologilt will be called In to ex· Man," the skull of an Indian verllied amine the discovery. not long ago as the oldest remains San Diego Gas and E~t.rlc Company of man In the hemisphere (about 17,000 crews lnstaDlng a power Une In the years). almoat lnaccesaJble area of the Visbeek The skull -actually that of a woman property found the remains late Friday -was discovered . in the early 1930s afternoon. by an amateur archeologbt Howard One workman stopped the work and Wilson of Laguna Beach. phooed police to ,.. . il o!ficen could Bui di3covery ci Its highly llplllcant sorpe tocaUons. contact an antbropologiJ;t. aa:e WM made reoentlY. th r 0 u I b ~-.. lll~. Delacflve Ron Dalrympli ~r<d ~l<d-radl'llollcll ' ~~·~'Ii . ~'~1...0'\Wilil'.f ,, .. '~l• . . ·). ,..,.,. "'."!f~' .,. • ., • "' ~~;~~ ~W'sr\t.~.8 -u~~·fl~nsen °' "' ue&• . ~~ , 1!¥-.ll~-~ mounUln ...... thAt llrqbt tbe.Sicta- ~::::: ::11:: To Lead Patriot's Parade weol oa·rouQd.the-cJoct" alert. when llsht raih .tarted m the noi:t.tiem •reas e&rl1 this morning. Close watches wtre kept on the Eel, Trinity, Klamath, Mad and Smith riven on the.Northern coutllnt.. More thin llWnd> of rain Id! at Uklrn, Calif .• and almost that much wu reported at Point Arent· in the predawn hours. The NiUonal Wea\ba' Service predjcted heavy rairiflll I« f.arlJ today. The Air ,.,..., .. Mt.-11ebo Roilrr Sta· lion meuurtd fllllll"P lb .175 m.p.b. ud gusts op to lOI m.p.b'. were recorded at Cape Blanco, Ore., befcre they aubsided this morning. Howevrr, winds over 40 miles an hour still were reported in spOta early today and gale wlJ'IJinp weie post- ed from Waahlniton Stole to Centnl Call· fornia . Lagunan Freed In Fraudulent 'Cruise' Case A conspiracy cbarp againll a 25-year. old Laguna Buch man arrested last month in coanecUan with a fradulent ocean cn1iJe racket" WU dismtued Fri• day In.Harbor Judidal District Court. Judge Clhta, S<bmldt Ihm! out • cbarp of """'*"'-r ·to commll snad theft agaiml ~lrR. ~. lfll Y Place, oo poundl of llllUll!dont evidence. Schaeffer ~• arruted Dec. 11 while emptoYed by !\oaring 70'1 Cr1llles of N"'POfl Beach. Dis1rlct Attorney'1 In· vestigaton a.Id the firm Wil! oper1t.ed by two men who booked prospective pauengera WUh "no tntention Of tcbedul- 111( lclull cndlel. One of two -med to blllt tho ~,.Wa bWld M ,1a "Pl" ~ to~ . . • """'* ... .+ii1'41'11 ,oplaot .... two Jll""'*" ... llf!4 •'GielJ1.~ and Gln7. Wl!ll.-liHll ti ...... liild -UYIJIC. In "9JMl!I !J,eai:!i.-Ibo allopd -............ . ' Schadler •1<1· 11e !lid. been bind 11 g'eftlral manqer ti Ilia ,ftnn lhroUP an emploJijient ' _..._ ;abouf a .nionth befW! bis amsl. ~,...,. . , 1 DAILY l'ILOT Sllll Pllote L!ADS PATRIOTS PARADE Mr1. C1rol Hanson Mrt. Carol Han.son of El Toro, wife of Martne pilot Capt. Stephen P. Hanson, m1a1n& in Southeast Asia since 1967, will be grind marJhal of Llguna's Fifth AMual Patriot's Day parade on Feb. ~- .. In expressing the eoocem and in- dignation or all patriotic Americans at lhe treatment belna: accorded our priaonerl or war, we could have foUnd no one better qualified to lead our parade," said 1971 parade chairman Robert M. Huddleston, Theme of the parade, sponsored by the Exchange Oub and Patience Wright Chapter, Daughters etf lhe American Revolution, is "Thl11 Is My Cou ntry." Mrs. Haruion, a director of the National League of Families of A m e r I c a n Prisoners, hu traveled more than 100,000 miles and talked wi th prominent political , religioiu and milltary leaders throughout the world In her attempt to obtain in- fonnation on prisoners of war and urge observance of the Geneva ConvenUon. Water District Recall Leaders File P etitioiu teaden ol the recall movement apliut four directors of the South Coast County Water District have fifed petltiont ~I 7to signatures in their bid to force an eltcUon in the d.lspute over a year-old Increase in water rates. The month-old reeall campaign, Jed prlmartly t by members in Dana Point's TbundUbJrd -<OllUllli>lly, woo ;battl.ci tbe IO--' rate - IDDn baa I )'Ml', I ' ~ of , Ille .., .... IUed tho •ipatlno -Iha ·Coantr ~· <>lllco late tilday• an.moon. • Althou1b. Ille tofO\ 'Ir wen above lbe legally roqalnd SCI -for 1 ballot, the cortlkmloo pr.-bSUllJy lllrlUt m"1y of them for tecMictl rUIOnl. ' . . '!'bf lar&<lr of the -dlorl .,. 411-. -a-. -.. ..... ... Ttd'J. O'Coanell, Robarlll:- ... Cl!nld, s., Pell ' • '9· , •....... haft Wit ....oaned ..,.. .. -'-'ital ,..,., .... Mid . ' tblJ t-wald liew I 1'lt, '.of,• M ltl ... -' -........ as soon as the petlUons for the eleet.lon are ctrtUled and a date tet for the polling. FBI Arrests 3 In Securities Vault Theft I HEW YOllK (IJPI) -FBI _..,.,,_ l"IMd·tlree men at a llo&IJ"nur ~ Airport Friday -ili¥lhlC --u..n ti .mWlon In otolen -ID t11e1r pirl'e11l141. • Tbi-li.. ...... ...__ . .._ tlli -ol 1 Wall Street -. -In Al!Pf. 1970 and ln<loded "bllle chip'" ""'1mon st0ct. the FBI nld. Pon!, Cllmleri U'*'n Oll of C.IUoml1, 81-..i Oil of o.;alllomla; M-ad Brillol Myon llock, ...,. -the oocurtU.S. IO.illdlng to the FBI. '!Iii -. """"""' """ ldontllled .. J<lllL"'-r ... u, of Lnw<r eumn, Pa:: Radil,i. P'rederlct P~ Jr .. Ill._ ..S~_W,PllTJ,lt,-tllilaml. Tl!li1 -cllilrled wftll -to trlJl>o ~-tliotOlen Ji'OplriJ .IOd -to bi·.n• l!llltrdl<J. botJ and. unfortunately IOI' him. -hu- man beln& -the llttle hippie git~ Lloda Kasabian." Mrs. Kasablan wa1 the state's by wtt- 1ess to the slayinp. The prosecuUon alJo called a odler witnes.ws and Lntroduoed man tblD M items of evidence and doeRQ.eiri&I 11te defense did not call a sing le wltaeu aJ.. though Manson testified briefly out.aide . the presence of the jury and declined to retell his story before them. Bugliosi zeroed ill on Manson in bll final argument. "If you scoured the globe for pne min with the mind capable ol. ordering lhese savage murden, you would come UP" with Charlie Manson," he saJd. Anti-freeway Group Facing Court Action A writ of mandate to stop the March t Newport Beach freeway election was filed in Orange County Sqperio r Court Friday. The t~e former city ortlctals who filed the complaint are aee:klng to bave the coort declar< the opedal elecllon unawful and -Fonner mayors J1m11 a.. M1 d "'d. Charlu E. Hart and lormet m - Hons J. Lomlz. In thelt acllaiti, - the r:aoves of freeway OllP"•nts'tl· lal comtrDctiall of the contro"'l&ll ..........,_ by adoption of an ....._, Jll*lnl ti ·~ ....... tlla - and . ....._ to lbe clty -· are:jll<&ll. They name City Clert Lam'a Laa10o u defOndanl ln tllelr adloo. Tbet will ask Judge llobe!t Baeylrd td onler Mrs. Laglos to bali lhe elOcUoft. The city hao 10 dayo to 1"lpoad lo the action before a heorlll( by Jadp Banyaro. Stoddard, Hart and Lorenz contend in their lawsuit that moves by the Freeway Fighters represent "an anllwf'ul attempt to usurp the admlniltratlvfl tune. tion of the Newport Beach City ~· •• Opponeots of the propoeed J'actftc Coast Freeway through Newport ~b. clalm !bat the route, Jr lldopl<d, -Id cut the city in twG and destroy its atmosphere. Tbelr action through the Mon:h I tie<> lions seeks to presetlt two qmfbonl on the freeway' larue to city 1'Dtera.: It suggesl!J adoption of an ordlnlncl that would efrectlvely rescind the ctty .. state freeway agreement and It aeeU the adoption of an amendment to the city charter that would bar .llfl.y Muri: freeway agreement.I without a ~ dum. Grove Woman Struck by Auto A Garden Grove woman who was struct by an auto in hea vy traffic Friday Ma.ht js listed in serlowi condition toda7 bl Westminster Community Hospital. MrL Doris R. Lane, 42,_'l\'.~ . .,.tn)lttoc! to the hospital with extensive Jojurtea If• ter being koocked dmm by a car at U. intersection ot 'hp>!Mt and Roleame in Garden Grove. Ol!lcen Qileltlotoed motorlrl Edward B. Minor, 56, cl Glnlen' Grovo but took' ao action apinlt tbe driver. Ona•• • ' .. ... ~ • .. •tal I SE I .. ,, " ........ _, ..... ... ...... ""'' =--"' ... __. ... ......... ' .. , f I ' ~ • DAILY PILOT • • By 1'1111 lnt4il-tl QUEINIE ' .-, . ' ,. ,. 1-16 ~-i .. It'a happened! I want to dictate an office memo ~ ' • ' ' j ., Sunday 10 am to 7 pm -~·~ PROFESSIONAL HAIR SPRAY Sunday Only COSTA MllA ONLY ' and I can't think of a. darn thing to say." ~j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij 39c h •. Ann Landers Solution Brings Joy to Everyone DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Thia friend of mine, I'll call her Cella, ha!! an odd sense of humor. By that I mean she always is making jokes at :some<>ne else's expense. For some reason she does not l!ke my boyfriend. Rolli e is a swell guy but he 's about !• •IC.,,..,lism • c!l1t1 .. t H-c1n the •lcoh<r!lc tie lrtt1ed? I• th..-• • CUrt1 Re•d "'* bo&li:le! "Alt-Ill'" -HGPe l"d "elp," by Ann L•nders. Enclou JS cenl1 In coin wit~ vour re<1v~11 •nc! • Ion~. 1!tm<>ed, ""·•d· df eHtcl 1nvel°" I~ (ltl ot !hi DA.llY PILOT. Nixon Has 2 Cemeteries an inch shorter than .I_aIJl •• COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - and qu.ite thin. This does not The President of the United bother me at all , but it se~ms Slate'!! owns two s ma 11 to bother Celia . cemeteries in OhiD. One is Last week Celia asked me located in Wooster and the if J would go to a movie olher near Lancaster . The with her. I told her I had Wooster cemetery Wa!J willed a date with Roll ie . She to President Pierce and all answered. "Oh that little runt. succ~dina President! and the I'll bet I v.·cigh more than other v.·as willed to President he docs." This made me mad James ~fonroe and all his suc· and I said, "O.K .. it's a bet." ccssors. Go Fiestacoach 1971 DELUXE AIR CONDITIONED COACHES Charter This Bus To McDonnell Douglas ,,.,., A-3 Hunttn1tM 1 .. ch to -A· hnta Menlc1 Area Code 213 671·3735 679·2191 11600 So. ......... AH. How!Mooo, Calif. 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R09. llo-Suft,· Only 68c J ·holc IOOM"-lcaf paper for tW01nd d1ttt-ri.ftc bindcn. ,, j ~ ' I POLYESTER PANTS IN SIZES 8 TO 18 Rog . 7.78 -7 .97 Sunday Only 88 Charge It ! l Straight·leil and wide-leg styles. Pockets, loops, ~ bunons, sasho. Wrink le-resistant polyester. Fa-• 1hion colors, including Navy. 8-18 . Shop K lllllt. ;::;.--4...'""'Cl'' .... '"!+"'-i1l!!iil22}rm' l"":"m! Your Choice WAWM•t fl ALL FURNACE FILTERS f 'I I: SUNDAY ONL Y Light bulbt. in 60-, 1S-and IOO·watu. L1mi1cd quantity. 3 FOR 96C t• TRASH CAN Sunday Only 174 1 " ' IOWLING IALL 11,. 1.57 -s... o.r, R.,. 12.96 -s.. .. 0.1, 88c(L R5:77 8.88 Fiberboard, l8:it16x 14 " F 11 . . "bbed "Blaclc Chargtr,•• hard ru~ undcrbed JS:ii:18x6" c:iu:;,.~~-~;~:n~ btr. In J6,..J4,~12 ,-1o-lb. lit~iU ......,.,-......... '. 2200 HARBOR BL VD. ~;~;:~, 0~1d COST A MESA Harbor I ' i " ' SaturdlJ', J1n111r7 l&, 1971 DAILY PILDT :1 League Urges End of Many Special Districts lly JACK BROISACK Of llM Dtllr 'll<tf 11111 Dissolutlon and CtJnsolidatlon or many sptcial districts and county and city functions now ovrmm v:ith duplication is urged in a two-year study by the Orange C.Ounty League of Cities. A special study committee . headed by ?t1aycr Derek McWhinney o f \Yestmlnster, ha s made 12 recom. n1endalions aimed at savlnf money and simplifying governmental organjzation. ()ther members of the group are Mayor Ed Hirlh or Newport Beach and coun- cilmen Ogden Mar kel of Santa Ana.. Louis Lake of Ga rden Grov e and John D. Harptr of FoWltain Valley . The report notes that there are 129 From Pagf! J PAINTER ... with my feet ," she responded. f\1rs. Bichrt rates truck drivers, the police, and the young generation as her fa vorite people. ''Truck drivers are really neat. From their cabs they can see that I'm driving with my fee l. They usually laugh and honk thei r horn as they gC> by. "The police J have always found un· derstanding and helpful and I believe the young generation ha1 gi ven us alt tolerance. When young people see me wr iting a check with my foot or something, they never stare but simply smile and say 'hi. ·· !\1rs. Bichrt doe s all hou!lthold chores, sitting at a stool to coo~ and wash dishes. and can brush her hair, put makeup on and similar function s. "1 do have diffi culty 'lipping up a dress at !he back." she CtJnfessed. "Then many women like help on that.·· Since her feet are her hands, Mrs. Bichrt take s care of them. ··They are as soft as most people's hands. I usually wear sandals because once when I tried closed shoes it made my feet bleed." ,.frs. Bich rt also is interested in lee· turing to disabilily victims and nurses. "A lot of people are born with disabilities and need help,'' she p id. "Then there are many boys coming back froni Vietnam wlthOut arms. l believe-I can help them, even thou gh J know it is rougher for older people. "The message I give is that they must be treated like anyone else. They must be helped, but not too much. They mu st be pushed back into things - pushed back into liJe. "l am perfectly happy because 1 func- tion wen. Why should anyone feel sorry for me . I lead a full life.'' Henry Louvier Services Held Funeral services were held today for Jong time Newport l::leach resident Henry R. Louvier 116 42nd St. • Mr. Louvier died suddenly Thursday ~t Hoag Memorial Hospital. He was '" At tht time of his death, ~Ir. Louvier "'as employed as a fisher man for th~ Ne\'I England Fish Company. He had lived in Nev.·port for 25 year~. Burial was at Pacific View Memorial Park. He leaves his wife, Helen; sons, Ray and Robert Louvier. both of Newport Beach: Richard Louvier, of Costa fl-1esa, and Donald Louvier, of Atascadero; a daughter. Mrs. Carole McM illan. of Costa ~·lesa ; two sisters , ,.trs. ~lelen Guther ie, of Garden Grove and Mrs. Bonnie Gu:i'mon, of J!llnois. 11.nd n in e grandc/Yldren. Bo111b Threatens 747 CLEVELAND (UPI l -A Boeing 747 Jumbo je t with 98 passengers and 15 crew members aboard "'as forced to land at Cleveland Hopkins Airport F'Tiday night because of a telephoned bomb threat . It \\'as allowed to take off again after a 21h hour search failed to tum up 1 bomb. special district& In Oranae County in- cluding !4 school. &even Ughtin&. and 53 districts governed by the county Board of Supervisors. There alao are 76 special dl1lticts within tk county which are goYtrntd Independently from any other public agency, according to the report. The report recommends that fiTit emphasis in correcting weaknessta should be placed upon certain of thtM autonous districts and on the countywld• or almo1t countywide districts. "Many of these special districts were formed prior to the incorporation of a given area in order to provide a particular service. Special districts performing such serviees a3 waler 1upply or drainage remain from earlier days Standing By when t.he county wu primarily agricultural," the report reads. "Aa devtlopmerrt occurred 1ewer, tt11b coUectton and other cliltrlcta wtrt form· eel by local -lo provide IUVlc<I wttich are Mnnally tbe function of a munlcip1tl 11ency. "All cities btpn to incorporate and provide their own aervlcu, overlapping was the inevitable ruult. Today there are functional areas in which two agen- cies are ta.ting the peoop/e, while pro. viding only one servK:e.'' the report adds . Attackini the problem in 1tronaer langu1ge, the report says : "A byproduct of the gradual pro- lifer1Lion Of 1peclal dJstriCl.9 is the dyna!tic qualily which they hive assum· ed. Thl1 ii e1petlally lrua ol autonomoua dl!tJids which are governed by board& holding powera \.o levy taxes. hire starfa, float bonds, etc .• often without voter aporovat. "Board members and consultants. ad· minlstraUve, engineering and le1al, tend to develop a vested interest io the con- Unuation of district organizaUons.'' McWhlnney points to one piece of pro- posed legislation v.·hJch would have made it easier to co nvert special districts into diatricll aubsidiary to a city. The California Sanitary and San It at j on Districts Associations wamed that "the net elfect is one more ernsion in tbt powers and independeace of special districts.'' The report charges that ''it must be Coasl Guard Cutter Venturous out of San Pedro ap· pears to be almost on lhe beach beside two strolling youngsters. Ship has been standing off Newport Beach as back up vessel for the cutters Pt. Divide and Cape 1-liggon \Vhich operate out of Newport Harbor Coast Guard station. The t<A·o ships have been undergoing repairs and tbe Venturous was sent do,vncoast to stand in for them. It is too big to venture into the harbor. Tales of Torture Told Brazilia.n Revolutionaries Reveal Prison Treatment SANTIAGO, Chile tAP) -Nancy Man· gabeira Unger was a pupil in a New York parochial school a decade ago. Today she is a revolutionary, her lhumb removed by a police bullet, one of 70 prisoners flown to Chile as ransom for the kidnaped Swiss ambassador lo Brazil. Held in a Chilean go ve rnment dormi· tory pending the release ill Braill of Ambassador Giova nni EnrJco Bucher. she and the others told Friday of physical and psychological tortu re in prison. "I was never tortured physicall y," ltfiss Unger, 22, said. "I think that was be· cause I was so sick. My case had already been in the newspapers. The police were afraid I would die.'' Miss Unger was shot i• the right thumb, the lungs and the liver during her arrest last summer. Police said she belonged to a group planning to kidnap an Ameri· ca n diplomat and had been involved in bank robberies. She a\l e.ged!y shot :11 po- licem<\n rlurh1g her arrest. After 45 days and three. operations, she State Revokes Mcintire Headed College License TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -The New :ioaid, .she was turned over to OOPS, lhe security police. "There was horrible psychological tor· ture," she said. "Even in the hospital the pollce would keep coming in threaten- ing to torture me . , . They were asking me all about :i;;ubversive activities. people and plol.8." The d.11u1hter of an American father. flfiss Unger said representatives or the U.S. ConsuL!te visited her h1 Brazilia n prisons but thal no U.S. representatlves have aeen her since the prlsonera arrived in Santiago early Thursday. ''Brazil is a country where there is no liberty or justice,'' Miu Unger said. "Anyo.ne in Brazil who has any ideas again.st tlJe government Is almost cer· tain to be put in prison." Another former prisoner, Jean ftfarc von der Vair. a Swiss.Brazilian, read a three·page statement of princi ples that he said reflected the thinking of all 70. It vowed : "We who were born rl'voJu. tionaries wil l die as revolutionaries.·• 'T'he paper charged that a man 11amed Edua rdo Leite was tortured in a Sao Paulo jail until he died. "They took out his eyes.'' it said. ~tingling with newsmen in gardens out- side the yellow.brick dormitory , m11.ny of 1he 59 men and 11 women told of such tortures as electric shocks, beatings snd punctured eardrums. Several displayed scars an legs and arms they sald were cau !td by police and aoldius under the guidance of OOPS agenUi. "This is why the kidfa pings conunue~ '' said Antonio Expedito Perer1, a lawyer. "As for me. they hung me by thf) feet. Later they attached electrical connec- Lioris to •.• all the seosltive parts of my body. My body was kept wet so the shocks would hurt more. • "One time they brought my wife in to see how I had been tortured. They dis- robed her completely." He said she also was tortured . A Dom1n ican priest, Tito de Alencar. said he was whipped wilh bamboo sticks and his ears were cuffed, apparently to harm his eardrums. He charged the gov~ ernment was carrying out religious per· secution against the Dominicans "because we are together with lhe people." Sixty persons exchanged by the gov- er11ment for three victi!TI! of po\ilic al kid· napings durin g the last 15 months made similar claims of torture, but the Bra· i i!ian government denled that lorture i.!11 practiced in its jails. The government gave medical examinations to the 70 perisone rs before flying them to Chile to back up its position . The previous kidnap victims were re· leased withil'l hours after the prisoners demanded as ransom were re leased. But .\8 hours had passed today and there st.ill was no v.·ord on Bucher. The Popular Re volution ary Vanguard, which claimed responsibility tor his abduction, promised he would be released when the treed prisoners arrived in SanUago. recoplied that Jn some mfndl, Justl!lca· Uan of etl!tence is based upon lM fact that lbey now txi1t." Principal action recommendaUona by the lie•&ue ol cities committet include : -State legislation to almpllty the proceu o( eliminating or consolidatlnc •peclal dlltrfctJ. -ConeolidaUon of the Orange County Flood Cont.rot District, CQunty Waler District and the li-tunici pat Wat.er District of Orange County, eliminaUnc duplicalfl · relpOllSibillty. -Reorganization of the county sanita- tion dJstilcts. -Reorganization of the Harbor Diatrlel lo formall y include the beachet and regional park functions. -Elimination of duplication in agea- Abrattts to Stay cle• performinl simllor functlona ""h u the county Sheriff's and Marlhall'1 oUlcea. -Study new w~s to corwolldatt government MrVlet1 whlcb can be more eUecUvely performed Olli a countywlde balls. for example, be.llmpler eervict for law enforcement. ' tl ii recommended tbtt .ch dty coun- cil, lhe board of 1upenllon lllCI Ille county' 1 L«al Agency Fcnn1Uon Com-- mi.aalon "thould tacb play a pnimtnent and positive role tn the tnttiaUon of action to dlaolve or COlllOlldate UZI· n«<!W'Y special cllatricta." The commjtlee report wa1 referred to the city councils of the 25 clt.ies for consideraUon. A report on conclusions ~ r1•1•eat<d by AprU II. Laird Pleased With Leadership WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gen. Crei&h· f.o• W. Abrams will rt:main in command of American forces in South Vietnam through 1971, according to Defense Sec· relary Mel vin R. Laird. Laird returned Friday night from the third trip he has made to Vietnam since he became Defense Secretary and said he would report to Pre5ldent Nixon Mon- day. He said ht: and Nixon were "mof9 thaa plea~ with the excellent leader· ship'' of U.S. forces in Vietnam. "There is no change contemplated for this year," Laird said. Laird. who assessed !he mHJtary allua. tion in Indochina durln1 his 10-day trip that also took him to Thailand and Paris, said he believed Cambodia would be able to stand up to North Vietnamese forces. La ird said he had been 1'lmpressed'' by the rapid buildup in Cambodia's army from 30,000 to 200,000 men. South Vietnamese President NllJ)'tn ~n Thieu exprfessed "a atrengtbened confidence in the VietnamJJa:Uao pro- a:ram." Laird sakl. Laird said the VletnamizaUon i>rolram, which has attempted to transfer the bur.· den of fighUn1 the war to the South Viet- namese armed for~, would be a critical fact.or in eodlna Amerlcu involvement Jn the war should the Paris peace talks fail. He said "progreu has not been pxl" in Paris. Action needed to be taken to get drup "under better control in Vletnam," Laird uld. "Drugs are very eaaily availa.blei throughout South Vietnam near mlllta.ry inltallations," be said. * * * * U.S. Hits Antiaircraft Bases in North Vietnam SAIGON IUPI) -~ U.S. command today reported two American air att3ckt against anLiaircraft emplacementa iMldt North Vietnam. Stubborn Communist re. Wta.act 8tllled an itlled oOeulve to open Police 01ief Recovering In Laguna Laguna Beach Police Chief Kenneth Huck is making • &ood recovery from the illness that has CtJnfined him to bed 11ince shorUy btfore Christmas, City Manager Lawrence Rose said today. Hu ck's physician, Rose said, has ad-- vised the police chief he may be able to return to his duties in the near future if pending examinations are saustactory. The chief collapsed four days before Christmas after weeks of t t nae surveiUance and preparation for the rumored "happening" that eventuall y drew 20.000 people to Laguna over the Christmas v.·eekend, along with law en-- force:ment offi~rs from 20 state, county and local agencies. In a report to the city council, Rore said Huck had ex.hau11ted himself and was stricken with ulcers complicated by an attack of influenza. Actin1 chief Capt. Frank Schopen also said today he had talked to Huck who reported be now is feeling "very aood." Cambodia's vital Highway 4 to the tea. ' ~ 1pobsmen said the ctraml- 1tances of the U.S. ll1' m!Ur in Norlll Vlelnam Friday '"'"' almoll 1-1 wltb thole In -•ttacll lmi . ., Tiie COll1li>aDd l&ld U.S. Fl• Wild w.,. 1tl fl&llter.bomllen lltocired aflll: their' electrobk equlpmtllt Indicated tbe North Vlrtnamese antiaircraft missile radar had "locked on" to U.S. bombers hittlnc the Ho Chi Minh Troll In ... rby Laol and were prepartn1 to ftre_ The FtO&l fired strike bomlng ml!lile& against the North Vietnamese mll!ile sites. There wu no li\dk&tlon of wbethtt the Communllt misllles !lites W!tt de• troyed . The strikes were carried out 12 milts north or Mu Gia Pass, the principal raate through the Annamlte mountalnl for tbtp. menta af arms and arpp!Su to the Ho Chf Minh trail ind were qalnst two tepar&tt mlsalle altea. The defense departmeslt bu approved such attacks when U.S. planes electromc gear detects radar signals from c.ommu. n.ist missile site radar tndJcating they may be getllng ready to ftre at U.S. Air- craft. U.S. mlllt.ory 1J>Okesmm Mid Viet Ccrig gunners shot down a U.S. mediCa1 evacu- ation helicopter Friday u tt tried. to ret- cue a group of wounded Amer1ca Gii injured by 1 booby trap. Three Ameri- cans were killed and eight Olhera wouncf.. ed. 'The Communirta opened nre ~le the large red crot11 p1lnted on the hellbop. ter, the spokesmen said. The lncldent of.. curred 17 milel 101Jtheut ol. Kue. ; DAILY PILOT ""'"' .... ---H .............. ......... ,..., Jersey Department of Higher ~cation revoked the license Friday cf Shelton Col- l~e, a tiny fundamentalist college in Cape May headed by radio evan1eUst Dr. Carl ,.1clntire . Wet Allian~e Crusade Transit District Meeting to Pick · Fifth Reslated C.N Mf'NI S-a1• "'8 OJllArtOe COAST ~UBLISHINO ~AMY Robert N. W11tl P•n ...... I MA ,.,,.........,. J1,\: fl:. Cv•l1v Vl<t ,,_:0tn1 1rA ~11 M_,ar TI!tm•• tc11Yil ...... Thom•• A. Mvr11liiM Man11• ld!W ~l(h1rtl ,, Hi ll h\lllt Or.,._ C.-r!l' lll!w ...... c.t. .,,_, -Wllf ~ ltrMt """""'' kldl: 21'1 ~ ............. L"""9" ._,., Sii l"w9t A-Mvoll..,.._ ...,., ,,.,. -..ell .......... s.A Cit"*"': m Nlr'llll IJ c...m.M It_, ' The Board said that Shelton wu ridden wllh "substantial academic deficiencies, coopled with a Jack of institutional fn. trecrlty and adminl.stratlve competenu." It also charged the college with a lack of "candor in dealin& with the public, students i'lnd the stale." The ruling means that the college will be barred from awardiaa bachelor degrees 1rter the 1971 academic year. Mcintire baa led protest march e 11 , tncludln& a recent demonstration in Washington calling for a U.S. mllltary victory in Vietnam . He has charged that the state'• In vesligation ioto Shelton CoUtp was "adrontation cl bureaucratic liberals vcfltll bible be1ievers." MclJlllre -.uy brought property at Cape Can1vtral: Fla.. to eatabUab 1 °""'" ,n,m. Wllfl •IOI 11 .,..,,.,, ,,.. four-year colle,e there. ::?1n"':'_;..,:,."'('!1 1:= :11{ ~ .. ': Mcl'ntlre called tbt 1talt 1Cbool board's "....,...' 1eK11. c-11 .... """'-"" 1cUon ''pr.medltat.ed murder ... He. ukl =.i-..:=~~!:..,,..,0:-N:.:: th1L tht ICUoo was premature ind he c,,,_nr """""" ,i.<11t -ft .1"1 -...t wooJd ap-•I the decision to•"-............. . .. ._.. •r .... """'*"' .__, ....._ • ._... ..-... ~ .....,....., .., 1fit'Mf, c:.. ,,,.... -Mclntirt toW newsmen be wtU mt ,_ 111•1 uM>it .,, lmmedlm 1ppeo1 1o tbe App<ntte a-A-MWll Dlvltlon ol Suptrtor Court chlllnrill& s. c...-. Al • ., • ...._. lht dedslon by the i.,.rc1 of educatJon. tihpt 1, s 4'1~ Re chal-1ed I.hat the board decl1lon c'"'""'' ,m,, er ..... ~~ wu a. ''Ublral frameup and premedltated ~-;::.:!· ~-;-,;=.11,... ::::t; murd« of t 1ood Clristt1n tcboel." ~ .,. ,:== •ltMllt .,...... ,.... Studtnta cane 1-'0nward ~1tian = !, ,...._ =~·,;.,........ hKfl Soldlen'' ou&llde the board t1 education ,, .. '"" •~· t.1nl0rl'lr.. s"""""..,. ,., 1 meetlne room for about 20 minute_, until tar•• -2.u ,_"'1y' .., ~~~~ "*'lfllYi · t"-were asked ti ltave 1ftAor ·~ m1111.ory .. 1i...1-. atJS • I ·~' ·~ L __ ;,_ __ .,.·-:-:::""_"::. ~.:·-dtdaion. ' ·--.;-- I Capune Plans Boston to Florida Trip Via Board By STEVE MITCllELL Of JM OtUJ ... .., lmf Larry Capune, Balboa Island's rec.ord-- crabbinr dlstance paddle boarder' i• plan. ning another marathon ocun aojoum this summer -only th!s time, with a purpose. The 27-year old junior at Cal State Fullerton achieved notoriety in HIM and 1967 with hit excunlont from San Fr1.n- ciico lo NeWjlOrt Beach VII pddleboard. In 1165 he attempted to paddle from New Yort to Florida, completing 94.2 milel before a eboo1 deadline and pulled bock mlllCla lennlnlled hi• trip. 'lbll time COplno plons to complete the Hllem ... bo•rd trip, bea!Mlnl In Bolton lllCI endJnc In Mlom~ P'll.. '10 days liter. ,,,. purpose? · "Thi Wet Allit:nce:" Thot'1 whit Caplme 1111 dubbed h;s 11caD to arma•• e1lended to youngster• lnttruted in improvtoc UM!m.eelves and the envtronmtnt. Clpune needi • tp01J80r for the East Coat paddle. He II h7.lnl oun tan lotion f!rml, 1.oc1 111pp1amat dlltrthutoro, .,n drink compenlet 111d IWlmwear agen· ctn. He MUrnatt. tbt CCM:t of the trip It II.DD. ot,llllt -$$,DOO Is IO be JI"! ~.J!r. ~ " O!.. Allllnce:' ' PLANS TO PADoLI, Ao!111N Newport '-h's C......,. project for youna boy1. The money ' win' be ulOd In buY 1 ~Id. for ptdcllebo&rdl wbicll Capuno pl.tnl to begin hit new "club" w1th. H• envisions future groupa of boys tlkinl paddleboard trtps on a much smaller scale. "Such an alliance would &lvti teenqe boya a chara to build 1klll1 in the water," be explained, "Many years a10, man had a common chaJJeqge which made him teel tblt he wds an lndlvidual. Thia chalJeqe wu his environment," he contlDuld. ''He bad to conqu.-tt every day no matter what hit parsitJon tn life, affluent or not. Everyoqe· had a common dlollllll .. or I llrlts el> 11111 lo -In order lo be llJlOlll•U.. OU.-memberr of hit community. Tho ollti wl!I! Wiid ... -..... .._,..i ... !bot • ri ., , challenae -lhe ttrYhU1a11ent. ' Ci5!'1ne propose• • simple alliance of 'c:hlldren who would like to tour the ocean by • "barbaric meana." "la doin& IO, we would build a charll:ler which wo•ld be vtry dlffl<ult lo fodude dnlcl. llquOr, amldac Ind -•·" Capunt l&ld. . "ll1~thl alliance, kid• would pbt the lndlvtd\W retpeet of ldu1t1, 1u1nn otlier nt1td1 such u dolng IKlmethfna new, and set 1 alm.ple example for yoanctr onM to fo11ow." Ctpune hope• to luv1 on hit cruHde eatly th.ii 11.1mmer. Appolnlment of '"° -· memben • the Oranr• Counll' Tr...it District boeljl of directors he& ca•"" 1 .. -uq or lbe -teulon In -a llftlt· member or the body wtll be "'-"- County Clerk Wlllllm St. J~ Se<Telal'}'. l&Jd newly named Su-· Ronald w. c.i.s l1til Ralph B. Clark illd I OOlllllollDf ..... ment for Tilund«l''• -~ -U.,. The four dlrodon, IDclUclln( ~ Dortk C. McWlllMly ol WOl\lllbill• illil Mayw JOhn ~l of cnn-. l'llJ ... M~ ot. noon to -~~ID IPPlfcull !«' tbe ·llfUt ~·· .lllil bo9rd. •• Tho IRntlt dlitrict ... octl;~ -« Ille people 1ai .._, I. 11 dllrpd wllh plamllli ~· - IOl1'lloal to tralllit ......... of~~ The dlttrlct hu the '°""'" ID "'7 m9 ind propose bond -· • LBJ Condition • l • • f Ull.Y PILOT I ""I • Pulpit and = Pew .z Coast Series Slated Mesa Cliurcli Hosting Tlieology Experts Worl\f Jlell&lon Doy wtn be -.ed oallcmal!, th~ &;n- dey. 1-l!J, lbe Blba'la of ~ c.wity w1D hold • pibllc .,..ung at Lake Part< (Lift and Main) in Hun- Ungton Beach. Mr. Marc Towers will speak on °World ~-Basts for True Equality.'" Wodd Religion Day ts sponsore4 annually by U1e u·.s. Baha 'I Community and is ob,,erved in over 300 AmtriCan ciUes. Il! RUrpose is to stress the oneness of all revealed religions and the part that refiglon can play in bringing about world unity. Harbor Reform Temple will liold lt.s monthly study .service Friday in the plrish hall of St. James Episcopal Church, 3205 Via Udo, Newport Beach. at 8:15 p.m. The subject of !iludy, to be led by Rabbi King, will be Exodus, Chap. 2. Tbe Mesa Verde UnJtri MelMdllt Chartb, 17tll Baker, Costa Mesa, will have two morning worship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul c. Biesemeytr has selected as his sermon topic "Life at lb Best". There will be Church School for al l ages from nursery through high school at the 9 a-.m. service and fl'om nursery through eirlh grade at the 10 :30 a.m. service. of Petce Lalbera• Cblrc•, corner Of Mea Verde &ut Drive and Baker Street, Costa Mesa. 11..-. du PltisiJ wlll also speak at the Sunday afternoon eervice of Prayer, Praise and Fellowship al C p.m. 1'be Sunday afternoon mee ting to be held in the church sanctuary. AcU~ aa a l ecturer at many semlnariei. Rev. du Plessis: has been in 45 countries, in· eluding Rome where he served as an observe r at the Vatican Council. He is the author of '"J'he Spirit Bade Me Go." about lhe astounding move of God in lbe Denominational Churches. Holy Communion will be celebrated at both the 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. services at St. JobJI lhe Divine ~'plJCopal Church, 20(3 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. Sunday School classes for all age5 at 9:30 a.m. The EXC will meet at 7 p.1n. There will be Holy Communion on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. followed by the study of Christian Healing. "The Whys and the Wise" will be the sermon topi c or the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie at TIM! Pruby&eriaa Charcb of the Covenant, 2.850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Worship services will be held at !>:30 and 11 a.m. Church school through eighth grade will be held at 9:30 a.m. of a Ufettme." To be presented by Dr. PbUp G. Murray. Wonlllp oervl<:es ""' at 10 a.m. Cburch School ii also at 10. Also, after worship services tllil Sunday, at 11:15 a.m. the aMual meeting of the church will be held in the sanctuary. The title ol Pastor James G. Blain's sennon at Newport Harbor Luthera.a Church, ?98 Dover Drive, Newport Beach for Sunday is, "Use the gifLs of God or lose them". He will preach at both the 8 and 10:30 a.m. services. "I Believe lt!" la the sermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown on Sunday, at the PJymoutb Coacreca- tional Church of Ne~ Harbor, 3252 Broad Street, Newport Beach, at 10 a.m. worship service. S u n d a y School is held at the same Lime . "A Change o( Command" Is the sermon theme of Pastor Dr. Charles H. Dierenfleld for Sunday at St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Road, N e w p o r t Beach. Houn of worship services are 8, 9;30 and 11 a.m. At the 8 a.m. service Job's Daughters, Bethel 313, Newport Beach, with t h e I r honored queen Miss Leslie Allen, will be worshiping with the congregation. School and Bible cluses are • held 1t 10 1.m. Dr. Wm. R. Elle r will deliver tbe message "He Came To Seek And To Save". The Annual Coogr<ga- llonal m..un, w1D be held at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday even- in&. Reports of the yearn work and projection of plans for the future will be pre9enle<I. Temple BeU. David o f Oraa1e County wlll conduct il.s Sabbath evening worship service on Friday Bt 8:15 p.m. at the Community Congrega. tional Church, 4111 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield, Los Alamitos. Services: will be COO· ducted by Rabbi Bernard B. Goldsmith, in conjunction with Cantor Harry Newman. On this evening a play called "The Verdict Is Yours" will be presented by a special in- terests group of our Temple, consisting of sixth graders and up. In the play some "typical" Jewish parents are charged ~ith not gtving their "typical" Jewish boy a Bar Mitzvah. The verdict will be up to you. daUon, wUI be speaking about the work. o( this Soc1al Service Agency of the United Methodi.st C hur c h . All member5 and friends are in· vited to share in t h i s fellowship evening. ,Monday night the Bible class on ''The Life and Teachings of Jesus" will continue its study at the parsonage, 9662 Nightingale. The class begins at a p.m. and will deal with the Baptism and Temp~Uog.s of Jesus. lnternaUonally-knowo Bible Conference spealttrs 1 n d educator. from the United States and oveneaa will be featured Jan. 24 through 2t at the Central Bible Church, 23rd and Orange, Costa Mes.a. Sunday services will be held at t a.m., 10:30 a.m., and 7 p.m. Monday through Friday services are !Cheduled at 7:30 p.m. 1be 36th annual Torrey Memorial Bible Conference is conducted yearly in leading chuiches of Southern California In cooperation with Bio\a College. lt is named in honor o( Dr. Reuban Archer Torrey who studied for a career in Law at Yale University. Later he became lntemationaUy·known as an evan«elist, a u t b o r , and theologian. Hts volumes are still widely read around the world. Speaking al Sundily ntom. lng'a &ervlct!I will be Rev. Ge0rge Rutenbar. pastor of Tl'inlty Bible Church o f Richardson, Texall. Sunday evening, Dr. S. L. Boehmer will be featured. Speakers for the weeknight sessions include Or. DonaJd Campbell on ~ton· day, Dr. Haddon Robinson on Tuesday, Dr. John Mitchell on Wednesday, Dr. Davjd •locking on Thursday, and Rev. Robert Shelton on Fri- day. Rev. Fred R. Morse, pastor of Central Bible Church is seek in g community-wide participalion in lhese con- ferenu sessions. Further in- formation and p r i n t e d literature about the con- ference may be obtalnt<l by calling the church ofrtce, 543- 5303. Retirement Of Pontiff Denied ORANGE COAST CHUR·CH DIRECTORY Newport Unity LOllEM O. FLICICIMGEll, Mlnlaltt' Defttt .... s.mc-10 A.M . & 11 :11 A.M. Su11d•v Sct.ool "for .11 •t•• -S:45 •.m. llfll _. Inf-. Nqpert IMdi Offlu-M .. 1111 ' Singspiration W•••cl.,, 7:JI , .•• DIAL-A·f'IAYll 64M16lf FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Cotto Mesa-548-3761 1,,,., E. W. Phillipi till A.M.-c:IMlrdl ~•AR Atet 1fl:SO A.M.-hdor f'hUll,. SpMklrtf Jr. & rr..Schof c•erc• N...,,. C-. An!lab .. 7:00 P.M...........,.!f Plllmfl Specit.r .. 7:JO P.M-W1d cl-v • h9Pf & lfw. Sfffy H•.,.., M .. ,.._S.i1I •,_ .21/J•l-':JO ..-. r. l :JI '·"'· ,..._ M5-ll2J HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mt1a . ..... , .. Y. ~ ftltTWIClt, "-'STOii JIM SINOLIJTO!ljl Ml!'llllf II Ylllfll 11oaa111 a. 11sr1• Mlnlllt1' rr1 lllilK•llO!I C.t,llL O•MTllY M ltll.stlr If Miiie SUNOAY S!IYICES t:41 A.M.-!ndcry School 10t50 A.M.-''Tlle "ult of lti. Spirit" S....H by P•t9r 7:00 P.M-'ilie Ulri..-S-rffk•" ' ._..,,.,., COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL p,..Sd!IM -IC ........ IM -•i.m.ot•'Y -Cllllll Ctre RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 111 HAMILTON. COSTA MISA 5101•1 llOUll, P•., $111\d•'f' Sc.t.ool •• , , ••.• 9:4S Tr•ini,ng Union ••••••• , 5:00 M&n1iltf w.,..h1, ••••• 1 t ~oo h-111i1tt Wor1~ip •••••• •~oo WMn•1d•v rr•-,.t M11ti1t9 for 111 ~·· • · • • · ••••••..• 7:30 ,._ •4Z·f111 N__., Alwt1p A.-11.W. l CHRISTIA CHUR SCIENCE ES IU.NCHIS OP THI MOTHO CHUll:CH THI FIRST CHURCH OP CHllST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSrTTS ''LIFE'' SUNDAY, JANUARY 16th Costa Miu First Church of Christ, Scientist JllO M ... Y~ Dr .. C:..t11 M ... Sntday Scllool-t:ll A.M. Ckrc• ~-11 A.M. leodl .. R ..... 2110 M-Yft• Dr. Huntln9ton Beach-First Chun:h ot.C1"'lst, Scientist '" & on .. S-'cry kltoel-t:JO I 11 100 Clnm::ll -t :JO I 11 A.M. hodlitt Roo-JJI Mol1 Sr. Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist JJOJ Y1a Lida Ch•rtll & Simday kltMI -t :l 1111 :00 leodl .. 1-. JJI I Y1• Ude Newpor• Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 3100 'oclfk YJ.. Dr .. c-Ml M• Cll•rcll I s-ct.y Sc.llool -1 O A.M. lMCll1tt 1.oo"' -1500.I C.-HWJ. All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the pr\vileges of the Reading Rooms ci.n4 c-r....u.4 AT ALL snvrcu Jlarbor CfiriJlian C/iurcfi OP NIWPOIT llACH -I Dbd,a..I Meeri11t ..,...,.,. H...,_ IDe111ctr.., Sc.Mel 425 I . 18'11 St.., C.... M ... Church School 9:45 A.M. I Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. Emphasizing: The PUn of Cod TM PttSOn of Chris! I The Power of lhe Holy Spirit Sund•Y So;hool ' AM Morning Worsh ip ' •rwl 10~CI M l lvenl~g Sttvlte 7 fM Wednflday l lbl9 S!Ud)I 1nd Prayer 7 PM 1 Nu•i.ery d~rin11 1ervjce• I A full Youth Propam I Cm. of Oninge and 23rd. SL Cott1. Mew Seventh· Day Adventist Church 271 A.-ec .... o St .. c.... M .. ._,.....,. Corona del Mar . C..~~R~lf 0,.. e " ,.. ~ -,, z -~ ~ + ..... ... .,. ~ f ' .. y"' \. ) ~ ~.........._ ................ .,ff,, ll" MA'i ~\.\. COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE WM'lllp-10 A.M. CHrcli kltool-10 A.M. Ur. Ph!JIO G, Munay. 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(fNm Pall' I) 11th· SI., Cella Mesa. Swmy School meeta at 9: ts and worship I! et 10:45. Dr. D. W. McElroy is the miniJlter. The true mell:nlng Of life In ~e light I or Chrls~anlty taugllt by Jesus Chr:lst \Viii be considetel:I Siiiday 1i all Orl1U1a Scienct c h u r c h services. Churches in the area and service lhnts Include : First Church of Christ, Scien· list, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, .Costa Mesa, II a..m.: Firsl Church of Chri!lt, Scientist, 8th and OlivE; St., Huntington Beach, 9:311and11 a.m.: First . Church of Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach, 9:15 annd 11 a.m. and Second Church o( Cbrist, Scientist, .JIOO Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, 10 a.m. The annual meeting of Chrfsl fie Shepherd Lutheran th,urch will be held this Sun- day beginning with a pot-luck sui>ptt at ~:30 p.m. Slides wUl be Shown or thie ·con- gregation at work. and at f e 11 owshlp. M..,_..phed reporl..s have been sent kt members of the congregation .and will not be read during the congregaticnal meeting therefore the business 'meeting will be kept brief. "Maintain the "Spiritual Glow'• will be the subject of P a s t o r Ackerman's message at the lll a.m. service of worship. The Lutheran Church Women ask any woman interested lo attend their meeting next Tuesday at tlhe home of Lucille Hull, 1617 So. Ola Vista, at 10 a.m. 1'he Rev. Albin T, Fold!!Fl will be the guest minister at Crown Vallty Covenant Church Sunday at 1 l a.m. This servi~ as well as the 10 a.m. Sunday School sessions are held at Cto\'-'n Valley School, 29292 Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel. Re v . Folden, an ordained Covenant mlnister, has been Rrvlrlg as assistant pastor at the Faith ne.rorined Chureh of Norwalk for the past Une months. · "Legalizatlan of . Pot'' and "Do We Use Sex to Ward off Lonelines.s'; wit be the topics of discualon ~ y meetings of lhe Vnttarlan· lJnlvenallst Feflowshlp o f Lagana Bench. The · first discussion will be held at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in Roo1n :z3 of Laguna High School, 625 Park Ave. nie latter topi c v.·il! •~ert1tre Slaled be discussed al the evening meeting at 8 p.n1. at -590 Dia· .Jarnes E. Pike 'vill ad· mond St., Laguna Beach. dress the F irst Church of C'hrisl, Scientist al Newport Unity Church, 635 J-Jigh Drive in La· which meet in the Senior Citi· guna on the subject 'lens Bu!lding, JSlh and Irvine ''Llfe Without Doubt,'' Ave.. Newport Beach, 'viii Tuesday at 8 p.ni. hold services at I() and 11 : la ------'--~---- a.m. Sunday. Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger will speak on "The Key to Deroan.stralio.n·:. A Slnppiration ·will , be held Wednuday al 7:30 p.m. Ellsy-tu-relld Translation Se llin g Like Hotca.kes By LOUIS CASSELS l.1#1 Relit* Wtl~ ·111t! besl.·sel!ing religious book of all time now has ii baby brother, \rhich see1n5 likely to· be just a popular. The best·seller is ''Good Ne'A'S for Modem ~1an ," the ·• Amerjcan . B!bl.c Society :s easy-to-read ~atlon Dr the New Te~ament into conti!mporary Ehglish. ' Since it. "'a!; pubUshed on Sept. 15, 1966, ''Good Newi1" has sold more than 25 million copies, and is still selling al a :1teady rate Of about 6 million copies a year. Now j<tining it on the market is "The Psalms for Mod· Clll Ma'l ... As the lille indkatrs, this is a translation uf thl' Book of Psalrns. It v.•as done by a team of An1erica n Hible Society scholars upder direclion of the Rev. Rober·t (:. Bratcher. the ~cnius responsible ror "Good Nev.ii.·• In keeping v.•ith its l50-ye<1r--0ld custom of making the scripturt's avallab!e at or below the actual cost of pri11l1ni.:. the society is offering a paperback edition o[ "The Psalms for ~lodern Polan·· for 10 cenls a copy. ("'Good Nev.·s," a considerably bigger paperback, sells for 35 cents a copy ' To give you the flavor of the new translation of the Psalms., here are a few familiar passages. Fro1n Psalms 1: "Happy ls the man \Vho refuses the advice of evil men .. who does not follow the example of si11ners. or Join those who n1ake fun of God . Instead, he enjoys reading the Jaw of the Lord. and studying it day and night." Fl"JITI Psalm 6: help tn tirhes of trooble. So we vdll not. lie afrait, even ir the Mrth i:r 1ha.ken and mou111aln11 ran into the ocean dept.M; even If the t'eall roar and rag~, and tM ·hilla iire shaken by the violence." From.Psalm 63 : "'God. You are my God: and 1 long ror You. ?.-1y wbold being desires Yoo: My soul is thirsty {or You, like a dry1 v.·orft~t ·and walerlB~ tarll;t." From Psalm 90: Lord . You have always been our hope _ Before the hills \\·ere cleated, hefore You brought the world Into being, You o"rc eternally God, 'A'ithout beginning or end. ''You tell men to retum •to what they were: You change them back to soil. A thousand \·cars to You are like one da~·: _!hey are like yesterday. iilready gpnc. like a ShoTt hour 1n the ni~ht." f<"ro1n ·Psalm 100; "Sing for joy to the Lord. all the world. \Vors.hip the l.llrd gladly. and co1ne before Him with joyful songs. Never {Qrgcl that the l.ord is God. lie made us an·d \Ve belong to 111111 . 11c art• His people, we are ffis flock." ~·ro1n Psalm 121 : '·1 loo k to the mountains: where will my help come froin~ ~1y help comes from the Lord , \lo'ho made heaven and earth . , . '1Thc .Lord will protect you from all danger : He wi11 kl'CP you safe. lfe will protect you a."I you come and go, fro rn now on and forever." Coast Catholic Laymea Join Holy Name Ser\1ice Calvin Och1111Cr. Ne'wpbrt aeach 'Presiding minister, R'oy Swai)son . Costa Mesa pre~ldtng minisler and Ha1'9ld Phelps, llunlinglon Be a t ,h prtsiding 1ninister , arc in at- tendance at the 3 -d a y dthovab's Witnesses ~ible· training convention beinj held this weekend in Norco. 'I1ie new Norco Assembly Hall , bullt at a cost or $500,000, will .be the site of. a keynote address Sunday .• by J oseph D. Wenge"rt, distrfct supervisor. His topic will be· "Who Will Conquer the Wortd in the 1970s". Furnil y Life Series Topic In Vi ejo "fllarriage: It 's \Vhat ll All Hangs On ," is the subject for the second of a fi ve Sunday night series on •·improving Family Life." '·\Vh('!I I look al the sky. which You have n1adc. at the 1110011 and the stars, which You sci. in their places -v.·hat is 1nan, that You think of him ~ -~terc n13n, tha t you ca1·r. fllr llin't~" Pron1 Psiilm 2.1: ""!'he Lord is n1y shepherd. I have cveryth1n.(! I need. fie lets inc-rest in fie lds of green grass, and leads 1ne to ciuiet pools or fresh waler. He gives n1e new strengjh He i:;uides me in the right v.•ay, as He has promised. Even i( lhal way goes through deepesl darknesi;, I will not be afraid. Lord. because You are with me. Your shepherd's rod 11nd staff keep me safe." You ca~ nuike your own ~ompari!>ons._ tq. the KinE: ,lameli Version. the Douay .Version, the 1ieviscd, _Slandard \'c>rsion. the New Arnerican Bible. the New English Bible , the Anchor Bible, or whatever English translation you 've read in the past. Sorne of tl1e1ic may sui·pass the ncv.~ American Bible Suciel.11 translation in lhe elegance of their poetry. But none excels It. and fev.• can equal it. for clitrit y of mean· ing. These truly are "Psalms for ~Jodem 1i1a11." It )'OUt bookseller' doesn't stock it.· badger hiili to order some copies. Or Order thein in bulk youisclf ·and pass them out to friends. The address of the "non-profit American Bible Society is 1865 Broadway. New Yoik 1002.l. About 1500 Catholic men from throughoul Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura and Santa Barbara countie., will altend the thirty.fifth annual Com- munion ~t a s s of the Archdiocesan Union of Parish lloly Name Societies at 8 a.m. Sunday, January 24 , in Blessed Sacrament Church. Hollywood. The co mmunicant s. representing more than 300 parishes, will include a delega- tion from St. Joachim Parish and Co5ta Mesa. It will be headed by R. W. Rooney, presi· denL First Reader James E. \.Vheeler ha.<; been named to serve as First Reader for a three year term al the First Church of Christ. Scientist in lluntinglon Beach. Mormons Set Open House In Anaheim Local families will be of· fered an inside look at Mormonism today, according t.o Bishop James J. Jones Jr .. of the Churcfi of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Anaheim 3rd Ward will • hold an open house at the Anaheim·Stake Genter, -440 No. I.oar• St., from 1 to 7 p.m. On dlBJ>laY will be esamplts ,' or the '!Ork 9f wml •\llUarie.s and priesthood quorums, ~ Jones :wkl. Ward le8der1 will be on , hand to explain such LDS l>rO- grams-as family hOme even- ing, welfare projects, geneaokilµ', temple w o r k , youth activities and misslonaJI)' teaching1. t There will be no a·dmission I charge. YOGA SHOWS YOU • , • After Mass, they will parade in the street on Sunset Boulevard from the church to the Palladium f o r breakfast. Most Rev. Timothy Man- ning. Archbishop of L o s Angeles, ·will celebrate the J\.·lass and speak at the breakfast. A total of more llian 1500 men, including the local leaders, are expected to attend the breakfast meeting. The principal address, along \Vith that of Archbishop Man· ning. will be delivered by Mr. Louis C. Fink, of Atlanta, Georgia, first and current president or the National Associat.io1-of the Holy Name Society. The theme of his talk will be : "The National Association of the Holy Name Society." The St. Gregory the Great Parish, Whittier. Boy's Choir will sing al JI.lass and at the breakfast unde r the direction of f.lrs . Ronald Ussner. A portion of the breakfast program, incl_udin,; the t'.1-'0 addresses, will be transcribed for broadcast by Radio Station KFI (640) at 10:05 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. JI. Rev. Monsignor Francis M. Osborne, archdiocesan direc- tor of the Holy Na1nc Society, will present the Archbishop a scroll containing a "Spiritual Bouquet" of Masses and Com- munions offered for his in· tention Jan. JI), the society·s ''Archbishop Sunday." The Holy Name Society is an international confraternity of Catholic men devoted to honoring the Holy Name o[ Jesus. It has more than 100.000 member.1 in the Los Angeles Archdiocese.. Huntington Church Sets Lay Mission Special services have been scheduled Friday at Temple Sharon. 617 \V .Hamillon. Costa ~1esa, honoring new temple members. flabbi Garso n Goodman and officers will welcome the nc1v men1bers and will conclude a second parl of the sermon "What Is Ri ght". VCI Forurns To Disciiss Religion Four noontime forums on contemporary i ss ues in rellglon and a Slfnday evening program on the new religious rock opera. •·Jesus Christ - Superstar," are scheduled by the University In I er fai th Foundation this month.. Speakers for the forums al UC Irvine include: Th°e flev. Harold (Budl Powers. Roman C a tho I i c chaplain 'vith Interfaith, who v.·ill speak on "Belief in God -Fact or Myth ?'' Tuesday, Jan. 19. The Rev. Ed Al!cn, Proles· Lant campus minister v.·ith Interfaith. "The Growth of the Biblical Concept of Justice.'' Thursday, Jan. 21. The Rev. Rodger flarrison. Protestant campus minister \\'ith Interfaith . "Religion in the USS R," Tuesday. January 26. Virg.il R. Trout, minister of the fl1a yfair Church of Christ in Okl ahoma Ci ty and ex- t?CU!ive director of I he International Foundation Jor R e 1 igion.SCience ncsearch. "Religion and S c i c n ce , ·' Thursday, Jan. 28 The First United fl1ethodist The rorunis will be held at Church of Huntington Beach, noon in the meeling room on 2721 Seventeenth St.. will host the third floor o£ Gateway a Lay Wilness Mission Jan. Commons and arc open to 22 through 24. anyone interesled in religious Dale Price of Orange is the thought and action, according coordinator of the three-day lo Dr. Joseph W. Hafstcn, event during which teams of eJtecutive s c c r e t a r y of Lay Witness men. women and Interfaith. Faculty members teenagers a.re traveling to the are Seing invited to act as church ·to ·share their ex-respondents and a u d i e. n c e pertences with t h e con· ~ discussion is planned. giegation. Some l)f the wit-The rtllglous rock opera. nesses are coint'ng ireal dis-''Jesus Christ -SOptrstar,'• ~ to attend the mission. • will be presented br steno 0i'he sessions will include recording Su.nday, Jan. 24, at dinners, , singing, discussions 7 p.m. In the interfaith lounge. and 1 u n c.h e ~ s . Sundny located on the second floor services will be · conducted of the Irvine Town Ce n t e r . entirely by the wi""8s team. Copies ·of the libretto· wlll be For inrormation 11 to exact available for parti~ipanls to time and plaee•of e•ents, call use In followlng the ~lot. the church office at ~3537 following the p!ay1ng of lhe or ~ opera a cr1t1que a n d • 1 diSCiWion . wlll be presented GOSPEL CONCERTS It is sponsored _as a cozn- munity service by The First Christian Church of Mission fo~nim Psalm 46 : '"God is our shelter and 5lrength, always ready lo Viejo, according to Eugene \Y. l----------------------------------------------.J Barbee, pastor. The meetings are ll'!ld at 7 p.m. in t h e auditorium of La Pat. Intermediate School , 25151 Pradera in T\Hssion Viejo. Mcintyre Fund D1iv e Set Su11da y U.S., Canada Catlaolles Th,. emphasis is on hei ring all families and all persons to achieve a belle•· rcla· lionship with themselves and each other. Prevention o{ pro- blems as well as help for problems a!l ready cxi:-;tlng is the aim, A nursery is pro· vided. - Group Absolution Studied Professor John \V. Kockkock is the resource person secured to lead the conferences. He is a professor at Pacific Chris· tian College and oq the staff of Plata Counseling and Child Study Center, both in Long Beach. A licensed marriage aJunselor with 15 years of experience. Mr. Koekkoek is a 197 1 Doctoral Caat11date at the UniveFsity of SOuthcrn California. Jlc 1s n1arricd and lhe. lather of fuui: cbildun 9 through 16. Temple Gets Noted Rabbi As Spe~kcr ltabbi Shlomo Cunio, West Coast Director of the Chabnd Luba\'ltch Movement. w I I l speak at Temple Sha ron. fi l7 West Hamilton, Costa MCS.."l. Tueday. at 8 p.m. on the hi:aory and acti\'ilics o{ the Lubavilcher Chasid movement and lhe r ele v an c e nf Chanidisn1 today, The lecture is open to <1!1 and thcrr is no charge. 'The Age of Aquarius h:•., brought an in ere ascd inLercst tn mysticHl activi ties of all kinds including r ha sid1s1n The tr ad i ti o n a ! l)()Plllar Chasidic Moven1ent <1\\ractrtl large numbers of t h c uneducated. Jn i:onlrasl. 1hc- Chabad Chasid1c ~1ovc1ncnt had an intellectual following attracted by the emphasis nn wisdom. understanding and knowledge, ~lctnbcrship enrollment in the Cardinal r-..tclnlyre Fund for Charity v.·ill take place ln all Catholic churches of the Lo~ Angeles Archdiocese on Sunday. J~n. 17, according to Monsignor Wiiiiam J . Bar- ry. executive director. Hea ded by A r ch b j s h op Tin1othy fltanning, the Fund provides finances for Catholic institutions. agencies a n d services in the fields of health and welfart· not adt'quately aided through other sources. including care for the needy agr d and children.. . / It also finances maternity care and emergency relief for indigent ramllies and in- dividuals in poorer p3i'Tshes of Los Angeles, Or11ng!', Ven- tura and Santa Barbara coun- 1ies. Monsignor Barry said. The .Fulid itsf'lf operates no ch11ritablc programs, but receives memberships and contributions lo he distributed upon presentation of genuine need. . Since lt was e~1ablished by J:in1cs Frar1cis Ca rd i n a l 1-.lclnlyrc in 1952. the Fund has raised more than SJ 7 n1 itlion for charity. In 1970, 1t disbursed $30!},178 through 34 outlets. includin g expanded L'OJn munity services in poverty nrrghborhoods. Di re c t contributions, be- que~ts or emp!oye program gifts, such as All.I, Buck o[ lhc Mont h. MON Y and others. 1nay ht< sent or directed to th~ Cardinal ~1clntvre Fund f9r Charily. 1400 i.v. Ninth Sl .. Los ,\ngele s. Ca 90015. VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The Vatican i!\ using part s of the United Sl<1les and Canada as a testing ground for group absolution, a new concept ln the Romnn Catholic Church where private con· fession has been lhe rule for centuries. Vat ican sources said Tues- day the Vatican has authori z- ed ei1perimenting with co l· leclive :tbsoluUoo in certain U.S. and Candian dioceses where Bishops reque!i ted ii. They s aid the experiments may serve as pilot projecl5 for , a possible "·orldwide' reforn1 of the confession law 011 which Pope fflul VI has sought the views or national hietarchies. The sources did not name the Bisho ps who received ap- proval for group absolution, but pointed out that' o ·number of Roman.• Cat ho I i c con· gregations in the United Stales have been cxperin1enling with colleclivc absolution for some lime. . They also. repealed that the Vatican has asked he ads of national Episcopal conferences throughout the world to pol l their members about the ad· visability or Lhe rcfOrn1. Under the reform. intended lo relieve ovenvorked priests of the burden of listening to thousands of indlvidlJal con- fessions, congreiiations could receive group absolut ion - divine forgiveness for the ir .sins -after reciting a col· lective confession of i;:uill. Members of th c con- gregation would not have lo Pres byterians Set Fullerton Meeting· The Chabad Lubavi tc h Movement today is ded.icated to fitling -the needs of the United Pre s by t eri an body of the J . I · m j 11 j 0 n. Jewish comm.unity in every ministers and Jay members member denomination, which area of Jewish education for from 51 area .c.hUrches will meets Jl.1ay 17·26 In Rochester, everyone -rogardlen of age, • install lheir chief honorary N.Y. Five mbtisters and five background and commJtmcnt. leader for. 19'7t when Los lay members will be e.Jected. Rablli Cunin, who waS or-Rttndlo9 Presbyte"' holds it! nre Rev:-Jamu comfort d · '~ Smith, paitor of lhe host confess lheir individual sins in public . But the fornmla pronounced by the priest - Huntington Baptists Set 'Trouhador' Th~ First Bapti$t .. Cbllr~h of I lunling100 Beach, 6th and Orouige Ave., win .b.alle -a• their special guest. Geor&e MJtthe,ws, siri~, spc'aker and Churchman, ltnewn as the "Troubador of tht Lore,!.'' Mallhews wifl pre~nt his· program "A Sermon in Song'' at the 6:3(} p.m. evening service Sunday. Mr. Matthews has toured the nalion, visiting n1any P rot estant con· gregalions, colleges a n d seminaries since 19:>0. Malthews appeared here 2 years ago and we welcome hif'tl... back for a repeat performance. \Ye eordia1ly in- vite the public to this great Christian experience. Reverend Willis J. Loar v.•111 bring h is me ssage . "Stewardship \\'as A Life .'' at the II a.m. "'orship serv1cf'. Church school is held at 9:30 a m. for both children and 11dults. ]{cadiug Roo111 Changes ~itc The reading room of the Sccorul Church of Christ, Scienli.~I, Newport Beach, has rnovi.'<l. The new address is l500B F:. Coast Highway, Corona de! fl1ar . CHILDREN LIKE UNCLE I.EN· "!absolve you from your sins in the nan1e of the r~ather, of the Son and of the llo\y' Spirit" -would apply-to each of them only ii he genuinely: repeflts h·i_s sins. · Jol11• Trand•ter1 · Dr. E. R. Bertermann, former executive secre- tary for tile ·Lutheran Laymen's League, has been invited to join J.utheran Riule Trans- lators in the Midwest. If he accepli lQe post he wil L become~ ~cre tary of development. PRlttCf .... ~b. .. 1 W11.G1ES FAMILY REST.AURANT 11•n11 ... snaa OllWICllS t-U.15 .. i&.• OP(I tlim at J°"9I I°'* .....,. $AllTA llll: 1an """'" ..w. llM71I • •lJ .... il.11~ . aine_d b~ . the Luba'tilch midwinter meeting Saturday church. will house the an- YeSluvah m.196.'l, has, since at 9 a.m. in Morningside his arrival in· California in Presbyterian Church. t 2 O 1 ticipated 200 · delegates and ~~-_ j 1.£165, founded Convegatjon East' Dorothy Lant, f'ullcrton. vi&itors. and. Ul!e Rev. Ralph•':;;;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::~======:;;:'=::i~.;;,· Lub ···h · Lo M. Grov,e, stated clerk. will Ir SERMON LECTURE .SEJUES avtw: in ng Beach, the He is the Re• Stanley N d 1•-ed. d Long Beach Hebrew Day · · recor 1.e proce 1ng.s an Jooe1, pastor of Plarentia serve as expediter or business. Sci)ool, Chaba~ House, a Presbyterian Clwrch, who will· -Los Rancho• Presbyltry is center for .~ewish youth at serve tbe. presbytery a s one of sewn district units l!~LA and ma~y other ac· moderator for the coming comprising the Synod of bv1tles for Jewish youUl -of year He succeocls the ReV .... ~ th CaUf · ' I OIJL)lgi:S · · ..... u ern orn1a. reg1ona .... _ . C. ~irgil Zirbel, of Los body of the united Alamitos, Presbyl4!t1Jan 'Church in the FAIR .:., ... ':'·· ,No.· 2 "WHAT ODES IT MEAN TO BE . . MORAL?" ' •' Or. Rey C. GtrY ' · ,.,. J , .-' ~·"~ S.Mey -J..-y tklr ·~ DIK .... ~ ' 9:~1.11!!•"'-, • : ,.. ~,,.,.' ' .:.· --··" \~ · by a pahel of experts in tl\.e area of religion, d.farna1.and mu.sic. The event . ~jl be. ,f•ll, f•lt, f•1.t111I. Tho1• moderated by the Rev. James. th!••· .,..ord1 111m 11p f1<lofl In ~ stewart:miilister of Unive.rsi-oP•rot:!r°" 011 th•.9AIL't''J'IL01 l ty )le~lst Church,' Jivth~ I IJMl.,ri.f ~·· •w•ry ... ,. Scheduled for elc'.ctiOn at Lhe U.S .. ,.\ uSung 'ntarly 200,000 : meeting a re 10 commissioner~ ' conUDunicant' members In 265 (VotJng_delcptes) to.the 183rd • C O.i'fg t"e ("&.ll.O n'l. In nine ~~a.I J:~mbly, · 1upre?.1f -~~.~G.!!l.rt!.1 ~ • .. ~nd k feglii'itive and . ~cy-making. . Haw.all . CliRIST CHURGH BY . THE-S&A· ··• · ·.> ~ ·°"i. l ;i. ~ u.thcf Methodist · ,. • ... ~ ''.--..: },o. ;· .... 1 ti! w, ~ ltol .• ~ '""'~ ~·. . . ~- • ' 11 l I I • • . ' • ' ' ' ' • ! i ! < ' • • < '· • -- • • l(y: The Case for ·Vietnamization Unilateral Efforts Won't Resolve the War Issue, He Says By NGU YEN CAO KY \/let' Preslde.111. Rtpublie or Vle lnam Across the barriers of cullure and distance, y,e all share a common concern "'hich \l'arrants a frank exchange or V\l'WS: the crucial question of war and peace in Vietnam. \\'e should no! 1:et oursl:'.lVes 1nvnl\'Cd \\'1th overs1 mplif1ed images. Nowadays, II is considered fashionable. if not convenient. to sJ">eak of "hawks" and '·doves" Jn d1seu~s1ons abou! \\'ar and peace. Although lhrsr t""o word s mean different things ln different people , ''havik" usually rrfers to people who prefer war to peace. :ind believe !hat military action is tl1e only v"ay to reach their objecti ves . '·Dove." on the other hand , is applied lo people who \\'OUld rather re.fuse to exercise their right of self-defense when they arc a\1acked than meet violence ~·ilh violence. '\'hile :\'orlh Vie tnam has fallen into the Communist orbit, a free country still survives 1n Sout h Vietnam. Although a sig natory to the 19:;4 G en e v a Agrttments, Communist North Vietnam never had any respeet for the provisions '1f lhese agreements. THEY 010 fl;QT withdraw their c•dres rrom ori o.ddrei;s be/or, Ote Com1na11i1:ea/!h Cl!1b and troops as required by the agreements bu! left them behind lo conduct operations of sabotage and guerrilla \\'arfare •.. The tide has turne d. Communist maior offensives have been checked and their tnilitary campaigns have fa i I ed . 1-~urthermore, we no longer allow them to use !he Cambodi<in border areas as sanctuaries. The Vietnamizatiun progr<11n wa s pul into effect, Allied F'orces hegan 10 \\'ithdra\\' from Vietnam and the armed forces of the Republic of Vietnam gradually began 1o take on heavier combat responsibi!i!ic:;. We know this war is an unavoidable consequence of Communist N o r t h Vietnam's attempt at expansion through conquest. However, y;e have alY:ays accepted the idea of a peaceful coexistence bet\~1een Vietnamese of different creeds. It v.•as for that purpo~ that two .Ye ars ago, at the opening of the Paris talks. I called on the Communist side to begin frank and honest discussions with us to seek a rapid end or the war. I WE HAVE PUT great hope and effort in lhe Paris talks. But a fter two years of meetmgs, these talks have not produced any concrete result. The reason for 1he lack of progress is due lO the fa ct that the Communist side has not yet accepted the concept of a settlement of thC' 1\':Jt through peaceful neg.otiations. After 93 sessions, the Communist side clings to two unreasonable and un realistic demands. They "'a nt lo unil<iteral, total and u n con d i t 1 on a 1 11•ithd rawal of Allied troops from South Vietnam within an arbitrarily set ti me limit. 'fhe Communist side also asks for lh<' tolimination of the elected and legal government in South Vietnam and to rep I a e e it with a so-called "provision- al coalition government." Our side has repeatedly declared that \\1e are ready to discuss any problem w1!hout trying to eliminate anyone. THE REPUBLIC of Vietnam and the U.S. ha ve invited the Communist side lo ht-gin discussions ior an agreement timetable on the withdrawal of all the non-South Vietnamese as part of an overall sol ution. Thi11 111 to enable the South Vietnamese people to decide on their own internal affairs fret. trom any outside pressure or coercion. On the question of a political settlement for South Vietnam, we have proposed free elections in the aim to achieve national recunciliat1on based on the right to self-determination of the people. \\'e advocate lhat all the political parties. including the so -called " Na t i o n a I Liberalion Front," can participale 1n these elections \\•hich will be placed under international supervision. We have the procedures for such elections. Unih1teral goodwill and efforts of our side alone are not enough to make the Paris talks progress. The Communists are now hoping to achieve their objectiYes thro u gh subversion and political unrest. The Communists are now trying to exploit the compassion and the love of peace of the people in the wor ld in forcing the Republic Qf Vietnam to accept their demands which would eventually bring them Into power. THE DESIRE £or peace is entirely justified. but we must equall y thin k of the aspirations of the 17 million people of South Vietnam. The ideals of freedom and human dignity which has inspired them lo accept Does a Negro Inherit a Low IQ? NEWS t~RONT Magazine That man Jensen and his controversial (to say the least J IQ theory is back in the news. ArU1ur Jensen is a professor of educa- t ion psychology at the University 0£ California, Berkeley. Over a year a~o he dropped a bombshell in the pages of the Harvard Education Review. argu· ing that however you cut !he cake certa in ·groups of children -primarily the disad- ''antaged suffer from a wide discrepancy in inherited IQ as comp8red lo other social classes. \\'hile this seemed \'ague enough, there was no doubt in these sensitive times that he ~·as, to a large extent, poormouthing the Negro. The reaclion was predicta ble : •·Jensenism" became a dirty word. He was atta_ckcd no! only by civil righL~ groups but by legions of other psychologists, who clai med that his conclusions were illogical and based on inadequate evidence. BASICALLY, Jensen claimed that most compensatory educational programs had f1iled and would fail in the future sn lo ng as educators obstinately refused to lake into account the high inherited component of IQ. According lo Dr . .Jensen. BO percent of the variability of intelligence bet~·een individuals is inherited. Of cuurse. evcr;;one by now knows that the mere usage of Lhc word in- telligence is begging the question. Jensen did not bother lo define the term ve ry precisely (if you're interested. Aristotle thought it the "ability lo hol d two connicl ing lhoughl'! 1n your mind simultaneously w i t ho u L decidir1i on either" l but struck off a distinction hetween "two geno1ypicaHy dislincr proc- esses." Level 1. said ~. is •·assoc1 11tlve abil1t.v ·•Level II i.~ "conceptual ability. ' .JE NS EN'S recommendation 11•f1s Iha! i1 \.\'OUld be possible to boos\ the scholastic level of the di!!advantaged by su bjecting them to slraight rote learning, eschev.•ing cognitive met.hods ; the im- phcalion beiflg that those from poor backgrounds do not benefit from the inore heady and creall\'e teaching ad- ~·ances. Recently. Jensen took all 1h1s baggage to England for a meeting of the Cam· bridge Society for Social Responsibility in Science. \vherc he must have fell like a Christian in the Colloseum -so savage was the reaction lo his idea:.. His colleagues pointed out that Negroes do not take lQ lests seriously, espt>Cially when they are administered by whites, They made lhe point that Negroes and other non-whites do not learn the same ~·ay as other members of their society: L he i rs is a non-linear. non-syllogistic' ideogramic t r i bu a I accumulation of wisdom THERE IS often a "streeL wisdom" havi ng nothing lo do with the civihtation practiced in Caucasian-admlnistered classroon1s, A~d if that's not enough, railed his critics, the measuren1ent of "herilability" is full of so many 1mphc1t assumptions as to make its predictive value highly doubt£ut Besides that. concluded one outragl"d l::nglish psyc hologist ~·ho staled a l one point that J ensenism was JUSI another scientific smokescreen for racism, "IQ theories a rc a!I rot anyw ay " Bu t the deeper criticism of this IQ mania is that it leaves out the human ele1nen t: it leaves out the observable l;ondilions or schooling w1lh one's peer ~roup : it leaves out the faclor of in· d1viduality: it leaves out pride ; 11 leaves ou t development: H leave.~ out .... the fut ure itself1 If you are to believe .Jensen, his students "'ould be set once and for all in numerical pigeon holes. HE OO ES NOT ~cm to know that some kids refuse to !cam al an early age in American elementary school systems because the young scholar 1s scorned. They learn football and hustling instead. Those are the values of the ricer group. Jensen does not seem to know that the first skill to be given a put-upon young invisible chtld is the belief in his nwn individuality His horizons must be broadened !o include himself. His pride must be strok- ed before hi s mind. Af.. A. S. Ne\1 has proven with hi s Su n1n1erhill experin1ents, once a young person "gels himself 1ogether" the ('duca tion will follow . t~ducallon is nol the def1niuon ot a person. Only the arrangement he makes "'Ith his own identity is that. Those Who Give Up Their Land B~· HELES B. SHAFFER Editorl•l Re~ea rch Reports A grow1ng n11mbt'r of American~ are (JU 1ll1ng their nnt11·c land 10 ~eek what •hey hope \.\'Ill be a better h(f' elsc11hprc. lt 1s a disquieting development -th<i~ 1he nation to which generations ut loreigners fled ftw refuge fron1 op· presslon and poverty should no1v be a supplie r of peoplt for seltlcn1en! in olher countr ies. The reasons Americans gi ve for going <1!fcr little comfort. They want to live ~'here life is more "civilized'' and where there is less crime and violence. Or they are tired of the "rat race" and "''ant to be where there 1~ more open 1pace and life has a more leisured pace. 6ome even say they are looking for better eeonomic opportunities than are now :• av1 ilable 1n lhe Unlted States. ~ ACTUALLY only a very small percen· ~ taae of U\O.se Americans who choose 10 lj'1 1Jve abrOl,d go Ill! Immigrant!. And ~: relalively few' of •those who do 1Mvc ror ~ good ever give up their American ~.~ 1 clllit:nahlp. But the rtsing trend or mi,g ra· ' : tiOn: ia ~ls~~e. Tile 1111mber moving i'\ loc..aii~ ltoond t,000 a year In the ,.early ~·~ i'o!l~ War 111 role to > nurty U,GOI tn lib •nd is still rlllng. ... From IHI lo lt70. mote than 290.000 • 1J .S. naUonall movtd to Canada. Wh ile j\ i IOJTIC later returned to the Uniled States, others became eanadl•n cltizeos. The latat SUte Otpartmenl count of Amtttcan cl"-•!><oad lbow<d 178,000 ' llvJD& La C&nda. ol whom onty a few lhouuoc:l wer1 U.S. aovemment employ es and lbolr famlllu. GOYERNME~T sta t i stics record an A m t r i c a n popul~tion of almOIL J.5 million living over11e11 -2.5 milllorl lr U.S. tervlcemen i re counted. Of lht total, clvlli•n and mll.tllry dependents number almost half a m1ll1on. Ho~e\•er, at lrast 855.000 Amer1can5 1vho 1i1e abroad ha\e no government ron- ncctions. Thr\· are abroad, with their farnihes or alone . 10 worli for prira1r {·oncerns and tntt:irnat1onal egene1es or else they ha ve 1ndrpcndenl mrRn~ and si mply prefer to live outside the Unl\ed Sta tes. !\!any retired Americans a re 1n thr la~t group. 1'leKt to Canada the countrv \\·1th the niost An1ericans is \\1est etrfnany, 11•11h 220.000. Of these. only 5LOOO have no hnk with the t,: S. government. r-.fex1co has ob· (1111• 1llnt1 i11 .~1111 l·'1·a11.4!isco Great Falsie Test By KERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -The Bd. of Supes havt. authorized the S.F. police lo accept a Federal grant of $47.996 lO study false alarms (they all sound a like to mcJ. Meanwhile, the Feds a re giving $31.300 to a group of veterinarians to test the rectal temperatures or Alaskan huskie11 !they all sound alike to 1nel. Add this to the S~9.000 U.S. grant lo those Profs who \\'ant to rind out why San Francisco's sourdough bread is sour and you have something to think about while i,itanding in line for your unemployment check. OW YOU KNOW it 's against f'CC repl•llon11 to use the word "gambit " In radio and TV comme.rclala? Th•t'• whf you hear such eUPbemisms as "Nevada fun!'' or "Tht. klnd of entertainment found only ln Nf!vad1" -but lhe Sahara Ti hoe ha11 jus1: made a breaklhrough with Seba11Uan Cabot announcing "A g~at plllct to gambol." Well. sort of a breakthrough. Some l lllion!i here won't touch 11. • • • DIRECTOR JOllN HUSTON breeted Into town rttenlly to aee his old buddy. Biiiy Pearson. chop some Chinese chow 1t Kan's, and then takt off for Stockton to·scoul locaUon11 for lhe film verliOJl or l..eonard G11rdntr'" "Fat City'" .... Addtnda; A few days ago, reports· Hank Gran!, J Producer Ray Slark was having hii; hair cut when in came a phone: c1.ll from Huston, lhen in Ireland. Holdlng the electric clippers close to the phone, Stark yelled: "You'll have to speak louder, John, I'm in my helicopter t '' • • • AMO NG EVERYBODY'S p (' t peeves. 1 suppose. are memos headed "From the desk of -" jas Arthur Godfrey once said: "I never answer them. Who want's 10 write to a desk?"), What r eminded me was a note headed "From the deck of Jim Gabert," which is a sllghl im- provement. The deck i! aboard hill 75-foot Bravado. in Saui;alilo which he bought from Gfl>. Frelinghuysen for $250,000. It even boasts a Travertine marble fireplace, but I don't feel like wtlllng to • d~k. either . • . (G•bbert owns K-101. an FM slltion that must be makin& money) .. -• • • NOTHING MA DE MS fee.I older at year 's end than the new• th1t Stellon Hats Is t olng out ol bullneu . WouJdn ·1 have hlppened if other merchlnll had mutated the l•te Gtorge Stroud. When he ran Hastln1s here, he'd walk up to a haUesa cu~omer and say: "Could you help m e:?" "I'm not a clerk." the custoJtitr would aay hu fflly, at which Geor1e would 1hrug: "\Veil, vo'ithout 1 hit on. you look like Cine ," Sold • lot af hats thal v.·ay, did George. ) ' 1•1011sly becon1e a great fa\·on\E' or American expatriates Of the 87.000 who live there today barely a thousand are govrrn ment employ!;'~ or their depen- dents Other countries favored by expatriates 11rr Britain with 74,000 t• S citizens ( :!!l,000 non-government linked l: lta'ly ~·1th 67 ,000 ( f.2.000 non -governmenl1; Spain with 35,000 j210l; Greece, 26,000 ~21.000) and Australia with 18,000, nearly all non-government. Japan has 67,000 Americans but only 17,000 are not government~onnected. REFUGEES from today's war, the: draft dodgers and deserters holed up in Canada and Sweden, ar e prob1bly the least happy of all American expatriates. No one knows how many runaways from military service are actually living: abroad. Offtcial Ca nadian statistics show 22,785 American!! entered Canada as im· m lgrsnls in 1969 but only 2,11:; of them were males in the prime draft years of 20 through 24. Unofficial esllma1es or the number of American draft-evaders living in Canada range up to 50,000. Recent reporl'I indicate lhat the hosplt.alit y of t~ lwo countries wh ich h11ve been most recepUve' to the !'UTiaways la begiMing lo Welt thin. So far Sweden his gr anltd them "humanlllrian uylum" and provi ded food. housing allowances and medical care. Ne11trtbeleu, \be ilnguage bwrier, I.ht lonellneu, the lmmJ:turity of many or the runaway•, even the. climate with It! lon1 winter nights. hive made the ex· ptrlM ct anything but pleuant. -< Yet the odds are thal more •nd mort American.' will choose lO live abroad in the tulurt. A5 the world .shrink!! and diJ- ferencr11 ~twe8n living habit5 of nations dinllnl~h. the expatri1te will become even less of an odd fi&;urt. the sufferings of 30 years of war are also justjfied. Many Vietnamese a n d Americans have consented lo the ultimate sacrifice for those ideals The Communist side must now respect the basic principle of democracy -to let people free to dl'Cide their o"·n future. They must understand that aggression caMol succeed and violence will not pay. Your attitude as well as your action in this regard "'ill not only aHecl the fate of 17 mill ion peaple in South Vietnam , but also the very destiny of the \.\'hole of South East Asia. fl.10REOVER, A Communist South Vietnam is also a serious threat to world peace. We know that should this aggression succeed. our entire nation will lose freedom forever. The Vietnaniesc people strongly v:ant peace -but they also want to be free. We !eel that peace and freedom are inseparable in the kind of society "'hich ~·e .... ·ant. for freedom. we arr determined lo fight on if war is still imposed on us. even if we have lO fight alone. And should ~·e be alone in the fighl. and be defeated by the collusion or the whole Communist bloc, I feel that we should fight till the last limits of our strength. If one should die, then death may be better than life I I FREEDOM CAN SURVIVE Vice President Key .... -.. \1·itho111 freedom. "·hether ii i5 under totalitBrian Communist or under any other form of imperialism. The assistance given lo us by our Allies. particularly the U.S .. cannot go on forever. \\'e hope that with every passing day we shall be able to lighten the burden for our Allies . Cuba Still Poses Threat to U.S. By JO'sE l'iOR~lAN Castro's hideout 1\·as only two miles fron1 my hon1e during the t~·o years of the Cuban revolution. Thus. I speak frolll personal kno>1•lcdgc of what transpired dunng that re\·ohn1on Castrn had only bee.n there a short time ~·hen he hanged two peasant~ because they stole a ca n of condensed n1ilk. This was typical rebel "justice" His irregulars entered my home, looted all of our possessions, tortured two servants. and shot niy pet boxer dog . Upon protesting. we . 1he victims. niy wife. my small son, and I, were thrown into jaiL These are lhe guerrilla:. who are lhe inspiration of 1nilitants in the United Stale.~ and Lalin America . After Castro camP. into power, he pro- c:!aimed "First Latin America. then the United Stal.es." Thal was the beginning of chaos and subversion all over Latin America and \rouble and turmoil 1n the United States. THE ~DLITANT m1norit1es in variou~ countries have worshipped Er n e s lo "Che.'' Guevara. Let me tell you what l know or him. When Castro came to power, Che made the fl!H slatement that to secure the takt'O\'CT 40.000 Cubans must be liquidated immediately. As an example of personal bruiality, he kicked a young peasant lo death on our property. 111i11 man is a hcrn'' Castro has built ~~ Sov1c1-bloc tra1n1 ng ~chool~ scattered all over Cuba . They train about 10.000 Co rnmun1st undercover agents. principally from Lalin America. Asia, Af rica. Canada, and the Un1tcrl States. The Al Fatah guerrilla leaders "'ere trained in Cuba Trainees arc taught the teehniques 0£ creeling riots, c ivil dlsturbae..:es. 1nob and den1nnstra- tion marches, bon1bings. ~uerrilla urban warfare, kidnaping and assassination. One or the inslituUons Castro has developed i.s the Commun ist organitalion "The. Cuban Institute for Fr iendship ~'ilh All Peoples" which is inlended lo facilitate travel to Cuba of !ludents, workers, and professional people for in· doctrination and in many cages training in guerrilla warfare. These people ret um to their homes and, soundi ng like parrots, r epeat a litany or the same monor.onous Communi!t drivel. The riot class students are taught 10 bait lhe police until they retaliate and h!'lrm the rioters. Wheil this happens, a photographer is scheduler! lo be on the spot to take tht ''in· criminaling photographs." so that the headllnes the next day will rc11d "Police Brutality.'' "POLICE BRlfrAUTY" was one or Ca11tro's original battle c ries. He was able to obtain much llUpport. In tltis way. Afterwards we round out what real police brutality wa1 like un· der the Communist ~lme. Che Guevar11 seld, "Ly ing Is our wr.apon. It forms the basil of our suc· cess." This Is alm<lll • the: same phraa<Olou UJed by Lenin.· -"Sme•r the 1nny" (l'lcept ln tubal Is one ol Castro's tactics. Thil ll ~ to wtaken poUce anO' anny · b JO that. In case or national troub , the Conimunllitl can try a mllltary-coup. -"NHlon•I striku'' l!I 1 cour8C designed to cripple the. nation'• te0nomy by a few vlllble, weal \eadeN. -"Indoctrination of the youth" Is 1 basir tactic -"Eliminating rcliglons" was used by Castro to divide I.hi Cubln people ,\1 r ,\"urmu1t, formeT 1'/avana new.~· pa per rotronnist. fled frar11 Cuba i11 1960 11ilie11 Castro.~ gucrrrllru co11- /1.~c<11ed the 500 acrrs of jungle la nr: lie /tnrl. converted rnto a coffee plo11- 1ot1011. from religion-the only unifying force a fter his conquest. The success of such tactics is ohvious. For tlJe first time in the Western He inisphere, a Marxist has been elected 10 head a government. Our headlines banner the very practices Castro teaches a nd ust s. 1-"0R THE PAST three years, tht <100.0fl!J CubHn refugees l!\ 111g in the l inited Stales have been seeing exac\1.v what v•e lived 1hrough 111 Cuba at the t in1C' !he Conimunist~ v.·erc trying (n take O\'l.'f. Slogan fo r slogan. plot fnr plot. eampus disorders for campu< disorders We 've been through a!l of this before. What did the 216 "sugar cane cutters'' from the l'n1ted States artua\ly do 1n Cuba· They al\endcd n1('f·tln~s ~1th the. V1f't Cnng m1~~1on al wluch the Viet Cnn~ An1hassarlor spnkr a~.:i1n~t the \;n!led SLa!es. lie 11·11s 1oud l; lipplaudrd. F P1\ people know that the National L1berat1nn Front nf !hr V1rt Cl}nJ!: haS' had headqu<trll·r~ 111 l!a\•a11~1 1or ~ 1 par~ Cuba is a grt:iat threa\ to the ·l.n1trrl Slatr", beeause 1l 1~ a 1ra111 lnri gro11nd lnr tile n11l11an1 ~. !\'-an r .\:+rnplc. 11ir Progre.~s1~c Labor Partv 1n l lir Cn1li.:d Slatf'!'! "'"S spawned 1n ·Hal'ana u1 !!1ti:1 bv AmC'rican s!udrnts ll soon w;i~ f0r11\-cd 111 the United Sta tr~ and was .1 vital e\cn1enl 10 the r.rea1 1011 or the F ree Speech ~lovement. prom1nrnt 111 the Harlem riots. The Pr·ogres5ive Labor Par1 y also \Vas acti\'e in the \\'all~ riols and the Mex ican-American marches. I Ar-.1 FAl'ttILIAR with radical.~ like .Jerry Rubin a nd David Dellinger for they have foughl me all the wa y Let me tell you of thP Rlack Panther.~. The black people do n<ll recognrze the Black Panthers as their leaderf... They say lhey have done them more harm 1Jisn good. \\'hc11 the Panthers n1et in Oakland with prominent Corn- munist leaders, it \\'as to form the American r.<ational Liberation fron t which called for a dec!arnlion of "'ar against the_ A.merican fre e enterprise system, Cap1tahsm against soc1111ism I thin k lh<it it is 1.ime the An1er'ican prople 1voke up to this threat. I think that it is time Ille apologi51S for student ~ioters stop kiddin£l thrmsclvc!f that thi~ I! Spl_>fltaneous. when it is thorough'.,y organ1tcd. ---1111\.l• Saturday. January 16, 1971 The Comment Page of the Daily Pilot seek s to lnforn1 and stimula te readers by presenting a variety of com- mentary on topics or inter- est and sli:i:ntfi c flnce from Informed observers a n d spokesmen . Robert N. WHd, Publisher - H..i. kids. and wel come to another Saturday or fun and learning wilh Uncle Len and his friends Carol and Andy. First off. Uncle Len wants to con g r a t u I a t e David Chenoweth of Fnunh1in Valley whose exct"llC'nl question to Ask Andy .,..·on a fabulous col- lection of \Vorld B oo k E ncyclopedias for him. These are wo nderful books, lull of facts and pictures of rxor ic things and places and people. l 'm sure David will be happy he took the time t.o ask his qut'stion. All of you can enter a question to Ask Andy. Jusl read the dirCC· lions on Lhe column or send your entry in care of the - DAILY P ILO'I', 330 West BaY,------------------------------• St., Costa Mesa. The old mail bag was pretty slim this week . I hope more of yo u dig in and write poems and draw pictures for next werk's CTJntest. The were no poetry entries this week so * PRIZE WINNER * ~tary Betb lr.,.·in, 12, -4501 Surrey Dri\'e, Corona de! l\.lar )_ny child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. 1-lere's all you that_ half-doll ar will go without do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plaln, while paper 51,~ inches wide and a winner. 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make li nes black. (2) Do not copy or trace I hope all of you have fun picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address in the winter snow this year on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAtLY like we talked about last week. PILCYI', Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. It is great fun and good ex-L----------------------·-----------_J ercise, loo. This v.•eek we are real ly going to dream. We are going to dream the same dreams man has had for all his time oo earth. \\'e can all think abou t this subicct because i;oon we will be a part or Jt. It Is the futu re. As yOu know. llY-"rC are three s paces of history. They arc 1he past -all that has a lready happened. the present -whal is happening right th is inst2nl. and the future -th at which is lo happen in the next second, minute, hour or hundreds of years from ncrw. The future has always cap- l ured !he imaginations of men. ?o.1en .,..·ho write of the future a nd try to predict what will happen or what g re a l dii;coveries will be made arc called "[ulurists''. Th-ey are not fortune tellers and most of them don't even believe in superstitions. They are scientists who are trying to give men of today an idea of where they will be tomor- row. Men Oying through the air was a dream of the future 1-ess than 100 years ago. Now men are fl ying in space. Less than 20 years ago, trips lo the moon in rocket ships were only science fi ction. To-- day, and very soon again, men walk on the moon and make regular flights into s pace. Ray guns used by spacC'mcn when your parents were kids arc no longer a dream or the future. They are real t~ day. Lasers -V£ry tiny, con- centrated beams of pure light -can burn through solid StCC'l. IL wa s a dream of thr future that man would conquer n1any of his own bod y's sickness and weaknesses. Toda.v. 1hcre are remedies and cures for many and man is working on cures for all or them. \Vh y, the very organs within us are being transplanted to make lives longer and happil'r. Scientists arc a lso Vl'ry close perfecting het1rts and other internal organs made 0 r plasti<.·. carry on through all future years -where all men have a chance to highest goal. reach their The future . then, is our next s!c-p -it is always one second away. We dream of regular pa ssenger flights to t h e planet.s and even the stars. \\'e dream of cities free of pollution and poverty , We dream of a world al peace where all men are truly brothers. The future is bright if we make ii so. YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART 1-NA TI ONA L AND INTERNATIONAL Give your&elr 10 points for eac-h correct answer. 1 T he n&tlon o! .•••• became thefiratSout.bAmer1ca.a. country to nooplle Communist Q1aa. a-Argentina. A b-Braz;ll c-ChUe 2 \JN Middle Ea.t peacemaker ••..• laat week opened a new round ol t.alka lrltbl1raella.ndAr1.b repre- 1.en1.l.tt•e1. a.-U Thant b-Ralpb Bunche c-Gunnar Ja.rrlng 3 According to the Cu1tom11 llureau, the l.ttlO\lJlt o( drua-1 .l..Dd. weapons malled t.o tbe U, S. by American aold.le ra onreeaa baa (CHOOSE ONE: increased. dropped) ab.arply since laat spring. { .Defenae Secretuy Lalrd said 1n Paris last 'W'Cek tha.l tho U.S. now bas ..... troops 1n Viet Nun. 1.-335,000 lr-ilS,000 c-549,500 3 The U.S. ]tat 'llr'eelc. received a. dlplomaUcprote111t 1rm:n ••••• r91ardlng demonatrauona agal.nlt lta cilliena 1n the U.S. PART II -WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you match with its correct meaning. l ..... a.mbaa1ador 2 ..... att.ache 3,, ... conaul ( ..... courier 5 ..... envoy a-diplomatic mesaenger b-tecbnical expert c -embasey head d-diplomat represent- ing hl1 nation'• citt- :r.ens abroad C-IJ'lyone formally rep- resenting a country PART Ill -NAMES IN THE NEWS can Take 6 points for names that correctly ma.ten with the clues. you can l .. .,.Cb.arleston 2 ..... Madiaon 3 .... .JeUeraon City t ..... Llncoln 6 ..... Sprin(fleld a-capital of llllno!s b-capllal of Wlaconaln c-capllal o! Missouri d-capltal of Weit Vlr- &'nl& e-capltal of Nebraska DAILY PILOT Test 1'011r1ell llrrr's 11. chAnrr for ~v('ryone Ir\ the family nld ,.nnugh to 1·r11.d to tf'1il his 01· hf'r own "nose for news." Take 1hl1 1\'re_kly Ncw.1 Quiz in t~ privacy nf your own home !you don't rvf'n hl\VC' lo let the rMll of tht family know how ~·nl ml'de OU! 1 l'rle how mu('h Yl'IU know about 1vhat'1 ~1.ing on In th(' \\Orld today. Don't ch••t-An1w•r• ap.,.ar {u1t114• i1-r1) M l-11ul1, Match. word clues with tbeir c orrespond- ing picture• or symbols. 10 points for 1 each correct answer. A B ~ c (L, THAILAN.9 t E SEC lndlan Prime Mlnlater lndlra Ga.ndbi 3 ..... Con g re s s voted t.o ·restrict uae of U.S. ground troops here ....... Thie federal age ncy re gul ates tbe atock markel s ..... 9lst Co111rea1 failed to enact lncreaa e d benefits f G FTC H ~~ ~!i7i'•a first airline hi-(( Q-~1J/ ~~~.~ng went to Cuba ~ ~6£ 9? M•rgaret Cha1e Smith ~ wUl be the only feml.le Se n a.t or in the 92nd Conrrees 8 ..... Israeli Premier Golda Meir ' 9 ...... Thanem XJtti.kachorn 1 a Prime Minister o[ tb1a U.S. Asian ally 10 ..... This federal agency ls ' . ' J cracldn& down on m.la- 1 e ad In g av•eepstake• promotions --"'11!==~··· '!"" 3 HOW DO YOU RATE? (ScON &ch Sid• of Cull S.peral•ly) 71 to ., po lr1h •Good. 91 to HXI polrm -TOP SCORE! 61 to 70 pointt -Fa ir. 11 to 90 poil'h -bc•11..,t. 60 • Unc'-r ???-H'""": FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION What abould our natlon'a policy be Jn regard to the Middle East? THIS WEEK'S Oi>J.LENGE! De!en1e Secretary Laird will vi1!t Pacific Com- ma.nd headquarters Jn . , ? .• • VEC, Inc., M.rJhon, Wl1eot11lr1 ----------------------Just a liltle over 100 years ago. a .... ·hole race of propl~ in this coun try v.·ere slav('s dreaming of freedom in the future and an equal place arnong men. Today, they arc free and working hard toward their gaal of con1plclc equali- ty. We all ni11sl hl'!p. 'Your assignment for this \1•eek is to dream -dream of the future and put your dreams into picture..-.. poems and e1·en riddles. The themes of pictures and poems are as 1nany as the yeRrs in the fu!ure. Real!y filR in and use your imaginations on this one , boys and girls. '------------------------------------------------! t1-1;; :.J-1> :;J-f, ;q-;: :p-J :lfJ ·J.UYd Uncle Len wa nts t o 111111n11 ::~:)N:~'l'"JVllJ <1-c; '.1?-1> :p-f, :Q-(. :.>-1 :n -J.HVd apol ogl7.P. to Bria n Nien1i of ~-0 1 :.)-fi !lf ·R :.::1-L :a -9 :v -l; :3· t :1-r. :c1-c, :r-t :z1n o .. 1o a1\1AS u"!un ,.~!""S .<1u c; :1t-t-;p.)(fflo.1p-c !.)-z :a-r :1 J.HYd Costa Mesa. By mistake, the S.nd your q•"tloltl to AU A11dy, c/o Oro119• Coftf Dally Pilot, lei 156-11, Costa M""· C•llf. These were 1he drean1s of our forefathers who created the constitution They wrre dreaming of e great land to nan1c of his s ister Susan got prin lf.'d under the winning art entry lai;t week. The drawin.it was actually his and we are sorry for the mixup. llrdv sc~"' e (omPlr1e 1~-volum~ ~I et 1ne world -l!""cv<~••ll• !" ~~rllv wvsockl. •<» !1, ot L•n•ln,, M•(nlg•n. ro• he• oue111on IS THERE REALLY A FL Vll\G SPIDEil:' ~1 any spiders c er tai n ly 1ravel up and away thrwgh thr air. Some reach the clou!ls and somr Jou rney hundreds of 1n1le" alofl, often far nut -01•cr the ocean. These aerial acrobatics ::ire mnsl rommm in the spring and fa!\ v.·hen lhf' young ~C'ncra!1nn o f !<pic!crs is ready to spread nut 11110 1~·1r!rr terri to ry If you happen to he 1n tht> v.·ortjs or mrarlows v.·hcn a migra tion i.~ rcaclv for launching. 1he feather: little spiders wil l strike vOu from rill directions. PeoPle who strive lo be precise insist thal splde:rs do not fly. However, this could be a tathcr stuffy point of view. True. no spider files like a bird on flapping wings. But neither does an ai rplane. And c<1nsidering their size. certain spiders fly just as suc- cessfully as a plane. They ha ve been found sailing along at altitudes of 10.000 feet and high above the ocean at least 200 miles from land. If this isn't fl ying. the goodness knnv.·s who made all those little green apples. Spiders use their miraculous 5ilk to rly through the air. There are about 40.000 species of these wondrous 1 i t t 1 e creatures and all hut a few nf them spin gossamer silk, often invisihly line threads no wider than one millionth part of an inch. These filmy threads can stretch one fifth of their length without break- ing and thelr tensile strength equals tflal of fine steel. Lighter than the lightest ftathcrs, they are wafted by the soil breezes, carrying the spiders up and away through the air. The launching begins wben a spider pins a fine gOS!amer towline, \eUing It float freely in the air. f{ the line gel.ll tangled or stuck on a nearby twig, she uses It as a 11uspcnsion bridge and walks 3cross to view her spidery world fro m a new location. lf her towline w11.lls aloft, she holds onto ll until the riRhl moment to laWlch herself into lhe air. Then off she drifts, c t clinging to hC'r parachute •-----1 v.•hile the breezei; wart her Ul'O ..1 Corner \\'ho-knQWs-where. RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE U ncle Len Riddle \\/inner Question. \\'hy is your nose not 12 inch es long? WINNER e aq p1noM 4! ·4ooi ua4i esne:,ag :JaMlU\f l'rtll• 1(1"1 • 11, 1'7• ••ryl l fM, N•wHrl l••<h tl1ost adult spiders take these aerial trips one in a while. But baby spickrlings depend on this mode of travel to establish th emselves in nev.• locati~. Larf!e broods of these bilsy c reatu res halC'h from silken cocoons -\'ery hungry and all set lo cope v.•ith the world. There may be a rl<Yzen or several htindrrr! spiderlings in each brood and I~=====================:='._! perhaps huundrcds nf b rood~'· h11trhing in the neighborhood at about !he s;i rne time. The hon1e terrilory is very crow1l- erl -but !he problem is soh·ed v.•hen !he ynuth generation s pins t h n s e do-it·yourself parachutes and disperses lo mw locations. .-.~dY ..-nd• 1 WOr" ·-.-.1111 10 Sin(lv M~ttln, ·~ 14. Of Collevt PK~, Ge<>t91•, IOt Nt <IUf'Sl:otl' WHAT IS CORUNDUP.I'? If you wanted the most cos- tly gem. you might well c hoose a corundum. Thls precious stone is a crystal mineral made from everyday oxygen and aluminum. When tinted with rich color, a fine corundum crystal could be more valuable than a glit- tering diamond. It may be an Oriental amethyst, tinted with violet or with the velvety purple of irises. Green Corun- dum is Oriental emerald. There are also tapaz an druby corundums. The word Oriental is used lor these previous gems lo distinguish them from less valuable minerals thal create gems of the samt col- ors. Glassy clear corundum Is mined in Greece and Turkty and ground up for use as abrasives and polishing powers. The valuable colored gems are nuggets tmbedded In rocks or loose In river gravel. They are found , once in a while, in parts ol lndi11 and Africa. In Russia and Malagasy. Traces of iron and titanium add the sapphire blues to corundum crystal s. The rubies gel their blushes from traces of chromium m:- idt,. Other extra ingredients add the color~ lo tap11z end emerald corWldwn gems. Presidents Anwar Sad at of Egypt and Nikolai Pod· ~orny of Soviet Union joined f'rida y in inauguarat- 1ng the Aswan l·Iigh Dan1 -built to !ulfill the age· old drC?am of harnessing the wor ld's largest river, lhe Nile. The dam was cast $1 Billion. I , Tapping Earth's Powers T ea1n of Sc ientists Stu<ly Volcanic H eat Theories SEATILE, Wash. (U PI ) -They believe there are many keep a power plan! going for Several scientists are devoting places in Alaska. Hav.·aii and up to 30 years. If all the their time to ~tudying the the western part of the "lower shots were made in one series. f "b'l"t I t . lh 48" states where geothermal the prnJ·ect woold cost about eas1 1 1 Y o app1ng e operations could be cstablish- th' · 1 1 h $60 million with the cost or ear s 1n erna f'at a.~ a eel. 1"he Diamond Craters ftel(i pov.·er a lllUe rnore than 7 source of power, but they no ""' in Oregon. they believe. con-mills per kilowatt hour. If ha ve come to !he point where ta1ns as n1uch energy as the the shots v.·ere made at in- Lhe answers are in the doins:. North Slope oil liC'lds or tcrvals of 10 years. the coi;l The plan, which has been Alask;1. would be about $84 millinn. "The east has nothing ,'' ac· working out to about 6 mills envisioned as parL or the c 0 r d 1 n " 1 0 st c ,, n , I . " ' per kilowatt hour. Atomic F:nergy Commission 's "(~l'ologica l l••, it is too (lid. controversial plowshar(' pr(l-,, The Idea, of course, is bound grt1m , i~ !o delonale nu<'lra r \\'hat we need arr ;ireas where !11 <1rouse cnvironn1enra lis1s dcvil'cS 1 •-, niilcs or morf' l;iv;i has pu shed c·Jose tn I h<' whn oppose nu clear testing of below the surface or the earth surface in, say. lilt' lasl 10,000 ;iny kind . lo create a cavity in lav;i years_ Older inl.ru~ions ha ve 1t wou ld be almost in1- rock at ternpcra tu rcs of GOO cooled off too much."' possible lo prevent Lhc relca ~e degrees or more Fahrenheit. 1'hC'y figu re thnt a seril'~ of a s mall part of 1hc radioac- be returned to the hole because the system would be closed. And most or the areas con- sidered to be the b e s t detonating ere in Relive earth- quake zones and there is fear nuclear blasts undergroond v.-·ould tr igger temblors. Als(ll the ground above the blast area might be raised as much as three feet. But on the other hand. ad· vocatcs or the plowshare plan point out . the OiJeration would present. no smoke pollution problems, there wouk' be no nC'ed fnr fuel-processing plants and the plants would be in rernole areas. Jnln this cavity would be or shots, pe rhaps I•, <:11uld tivity even th ough it v.·ou!d injected wat er wh ich would ------'---------------=---------------- turn into steam. The stean1 would be piped to the surface to operat e ''geothermal" power plants. Two Ba I telle-Northwest Institute engineers who are sltxlying the proposal say the idea seems to be feasible on paper but the only way to find out for SlJre is to try it. The two, Donald H. Stewart and John B. Burnha m, believe the a nswer CX!Uld be found with an expenditure of about $14 millio11, which is a frac- tion of whal it costs to develop e xisting nuclear powe:-reac- tors. One question that cannot be 11nswered with the slide rule is how much heat will seep into the cavity from sur· rotindlng rock. Another Is !in· ding out eff ectiveness or removing heat. Japanese Have Most Students MANILA (UPI) -Japan has the highest gchool enroll- ment in Asia, according to the United Nations Information Cent.er here. In Japan. 93 of every 100 children in the S-l9 11ge group 111re enrolled In Rchool. The lowest enrollment flgure Is 'l:l per 100 in the aame age ifOUP 1n Pakistan. A .. ,_ Flyitag 'lli gh' Rill Forington of Denver is pi ctured in f I i g h t of his homemade helicopter. f'"l lght lasted for two ~e<'ond s and gnt six inches off th~ ground. but lt )anded Bllf in trouble. 1'hc FAA had Charged him v.1ilh operating an uncertHied atr. craft an d for n ot }\aving a license, but later dropped Lbe ca.se. ---' ), ' I DA!tV ,ILOT TUMBLEWEEDS • WI! SURE LllCf ~Sl STRLP,VfR foNt.KES .YORE MONEY IN A WEEJ( T\.tAM I MADE MV 1M-10U. UFTilME. ANQ ~SI,. 3TJ1N' 12Q!?'. By Tom K. Ryan Ll'l AINa SALLY BANANAS 1y Al Capp ~ING ~ Ri.AT.'! _,....-• By Charles Barsotti I HEAR -mo CHlff CHAPERONED '1tlU AN'HIS VAll3HTER 10 THE VANCE 1.AS'Nk1HT • HOW WAS IT? waaaaaaf!1 , ......... _ ... ,, ..... _ ... MUTI AND JEFF JUDGE PARKER SAM, WE WEIZE t't'Of RIEO TO DEATJ..I A&>IJT YOU .• I Pl-ION ED BUT GOT NO "NSWER : PLAIN JANE SOR~, M&EY .. ! 60T HOME AND FELL ASLEEP! " / TO TELL YOU nlE TRUTH, I 'M TEli.'RIBL\I TIRED! I WAS JUST AWUT TO UNDRES5 AND 60 TO BED! WMV tl'Ot.l 'T I {?IVE YOU A CA.LL TOMORROW Al="TERNOON .• I I WE VIANT MEN By Al Smith By Harold Le Doux WELL, IF-THAT'S Tl-IE WAY VOil W"NT IT .. A.Ll li:IGMT! &U T DON'T CA.LL ME .. I 'LL CALL YOU ! By Frank Baginski GORDO MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS I!<f P!ZEPAJ</NI?? !'OR 1'0Nl e>//1's OESSEl<T.f 'ioU K!IO.V ALL ,WI A'21' IS .tUl.JC-, no,vAi.. I i I I hY.----..J- I DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by R. A. POWER I PERKINS By John Miles ACROSS I Bast b Gamt bird 111 Capturt 14 Mountain j ridQt 15 Nul I lb Alttr -- 17 Primitiv' abadt 18 ftl uslc a! ins trumtnt: 2 words 20 Having a 1ank tastt 22 Ttnnis playtr's word 23 Fa1m"'s conc er n 25 Gto9ra phy book 28 Performs 2q Container 30 Hardens into k t 32 Bacl9t1 's 1r!ativt 34 Trndtr pf<1ct : 2 words 39 Nic kt l or Iron, t .9. 42 Ctuiracttrlst1c 4l Wt l;fll losers 45 MtlQtS 46 Zoo t1"p1oyrts 49 f'tlfl'l il 50 f'1rt of lht body " "' ' ' '' 54 Tht 'nd of a II H1ln9s 55 Vthitlt 5b St11pld ptrSOI\ 58 Apptar: 2 wo rds bO Hard 1ubbrr bl Ctrtain Stm11ts hb C&rd b7 Low tst 001nl ba Mor~ tvd b9 Condoc ttd 70 Arch1tec\t.Jal Cr!\tfi~ Informal 71 ···-voct o ow~ l J ;ic k So rat's prt ha1e 2 Wra1h 3 Ran a11 ar t it It for \ht stcond tlmt 4 8.istballer'1 word 5 Num,1lear sulfl~ 6 Ghost 1 Pint Ira tuft s 8 Chi ll 9 Lodoinos : Slang 10 Man in tht Bibl t ' I Ytsttrday's P tJz1lP Sol~td : T A L C 11 Afric ~•! na \1vt 12 Ct ntury plant J 3 Studirs hard 19 Color Zl De1roit or Oshawa produtl 23 Mere t t r!aln ' 24 Churt h vtstmtnt 26 R.uss t111 ... 27 Withtttd JO SDol of color 31 Lints of junc tu1t 33 Ostrich's rt lat!~• 35 Sa lntt : Abbr. 3& Stp11at1: 2 words )1 Rt l•QIOU! body 38 Tries 40 Compulsio n 41 Family--• 44 CharK\t 1i1td by spasms 47 An estht tics 48 Grttk le 11er 50 Compttlng Sl Elie it 52 Was nol Wt ll 53 F"abl td bl1d 55 Siza11t thin9 57 .. l ktS ltalhtr 59 Plugs bl Forty winks b2 F ish &4 Wagtr b5 Sign of 1 hit: Abbr. MISS PEACH 90V, t\l>\~CIA SUI<£ HAS Il<A BROW- B£ATE'N ! STEVE ROPER li'S S EEN THAT WAY SINCE T~E.V Ft1':5T t\·1ET ! TMOUGHT I HEAQ:D MO·-JUST [)OLLY MITTIN' A HIGl-l tr.IOTE HJ A LITTLE HERE A BIT AGO, ROPER.' WMAT'S: DfFFE REi.KEOF THE PROBLEM?-rS SME TllYrN"TO OPJ"'JON ON A TE LL YOU HOW TO RUN THE PERSONAL MATTER, PAPER 518/ ALREADY;;' . MAli.'CIA CAN I EVER LObK FOl'.WN<O TO A 81{/GHT, HA PPY P.'\Y WHEN YOU WILL NO LONG£1< PUSH MEAIWUNO? • • I HE'S 60IN6 TO 11)\-': TM0.16ANC>f' <Y-FW A5CPtE 11-IE tiR'OiJNO'- I I r ,, " rr f /) '--' --:'..· 4'1' ( ~' ( ( ' ) ) ~' f ••• '"" ' OF COUllSii YOU CAN, J:IV\. By Men ly Charles M. Schull " .. • ~ ~I ~ . l H( STltANGi WOI LD MR.MUM By Ferd Johnson J.IUR!lY up, MONDAY/ •. SWEEP UP THI' 51DEW,AC!< ... By Roger BoUen DENNIS THE MENACE Real Estate Questions and Comm.nl By Realtor Randall McCardle DAIL V PILOf I Goals for •71 Firm to Develop LEGAL NOTICE l.EGAL NO'l'JCE ,..,. ,.14'1t'I <•llTll'ICllT• Of' •U.UllU, C•llTil<ICAT• 0, I UltH .. L l'l(T"10Ut ....... l'~flTIOUl NUii TIM> 11-1 illoto.... -c.arli,., ... k l ,_. ll"dol...i.nH -l.,IHV '-to Realtors Charting Course Huge County Site <_,. .... t _ _. II R)I Mo __, tonellCl'l"' I M l ..... 1 •I ,._ A-l!~d . ("'1" M...., c:.ui.11i.. """' li•-'· ~ '"'""· C..1119'..t.. \Hldor '"-llctlllout l!tlfl 111 .... ef SNOOl"Y'S llM lk !lllwt llr'" MIN of HAltlOlt The need to provide housing •1'111 ,,.., .. .., 11'"' 11 ~ °' F11tl! l'llOTECT10,.. ,..,. "''' wkl 11''" -t111owifto9 "'*" -.. Mine 1f1 It (OITI-of ,,._ fol-I"" M ! -., that. sells for '"·000 1.nd les5 11111 """ •'-<• .. , .. ~I• 11 t.IMtwt~ -'",,.,...in lull '"°,.,.,,"' rn '-• d f I, h' Mon.In 0 . GI-., IOll (11!1• Ot,. 11 ti foliof*i: an ways CJ accomp IS 1ng iu111n. c1111o11111 Don L. 1twm1111. 21> •111 ll•HI, that tioal were among topic~ Sanl<i Anll..il Coru;olideted, ten years. After lht Initial 011 ... J .... 1,, '· 1tn N--1 '"tti. c.n1 h •-J •-tlm ed t .. -M.oo•vln o. Glbton 01tlld J1""'""' 1. 1tn discussed al a µI a n n i n g Inc., as acquired the 4,200 !IUJT' up cost! 1n:-es al 11't' s111." c.u1"' .. 1 •. o. •• ,.. ,_,,. °"" l. •-- session attended in L 0 8 n('re Nohl Ranch, on• of t .. -project would produ ce °" Jin, '· 1tn, lltf11tt ,.,., • Ho11rv St•I• "' C•11"""1•· °"""" c ...... ..,. .. no:: ,.ullllc I" 11111 For t11d Sltlt, -OOl'l•llV On Jt!\UtfY 1, 1•11. Del...-. .,.,., t Angeles recenUy by David W, 1 "substantial year to year In-tPll•t•od Marvl" o. 01i:i-1i._ .. to Nolltv Put111t 1 .. '"" t.... u ld s1110, Myh l"t es.,d t 1 t f arge!lt remainlnj undeveloped com• for San'· ••tll.. ..,, ,0 .,,, in • ...,.,on """°" "',.... _._..ur -''" °"" L. 111"""01e re, pr en .e, ec 0 ( • .. ,..., ' I• 1ub1cr~ 10 '"" wllhl" lnitrumtnl k""'"o lo 1111 lo t.. tn• ""''' wi.m.t the Newport liarbor, Costa parce s Ill Southern California, Robert J[ GTtnt p~dent •M •ck_.._,,. •-Vied ,.,.~ ""'.,.,. h •ut1tct1-'° rn1 wllhl" 1~ Mesa Board of J{eul tors. for development as 8 planned · • . tO~F1ctAL IE.ALI ' a1rum1nr •flCI 1c•now1"'9..i .,. ••"'""'"' of the Santa Amt• subsidiary MAllY K. HENlllY ,".·,,u,c'7,·, ,,.,, Sponsn'cd by th C l·r · communi'ty th t 'ti e h' h -11 •-lb! f No11rv Public -c.u1 ..... 1. .. • e a I ornta a Wl ev n· w IC WI uo respons e or Pr lnclPll Oll!nc IH ELSIE M. COllY Real Estate Associalion, the tually C(ll1tain 10,000 to 15.000 development of I.he pro-"y Or11111e c.,.,,,1y HM•l"I' ~11t1Hc.c111torT111 · lb B'I . . "'°'' ' Mv Cornmlnlfrtl l'•Phn OrtnM COIH>l'P' meewng at e 1 Lmore Hotel ho h I"-S ,_ •R·•-p 1 said a variety of land uses 111ov. 11. "Tl M.,. comm1111on E~plr11 broughtlogelher ne ly el~ed . use o u:i, anwa ,.. ... 1... res . ha •--I ned hi h will PubH•""" Or•~· co1.r o111v P1101 1111v. n. 1tn THE NEW YEAR • w ~• dent Robert P. Strub has an· ve ~n Pan W c J1nu••r '· 11. 1J, :io. 1•11 ,s.111 PuOOfl'l<olt 0<•11t1• ,.,.,, t111rv ,.11n1 officers of the 175 boards of provide for 111 ba1anced com-------J1ou1.., '· u. n. XI,• 1t11 15.11 fo'riends have told nie how rnuch they like these Realtors throughout California nounced. munity suitable for families LEGAL NOTIC:E LEGAL NOTICE brief talks that are n1ade up of short words. They m<1king up CREA to plan proj-1'he property will be with a wide range of lnccmes. ,..,,." use the lalks to show that one can c lothe thoughts eel ~ and activitie!I during developc<l by the Gr 8 n t The plan calls for single c111r1,.1tATE o' •usi NE1s T"'rn1 1971. f PICTITtOUI NA.Ml. SU,1!.1110111 COUtllT 011' THI io short \\'ords that 111 ake sense. 1'here seems to be CorporaliCin, a m•i'or western amity home!, townhowes or T~• u-..111....ct """' t1r1n~ h• 11 s•.tiTE OF cALi,o•N"• '011 d "Low •ost hous'n d h ~ 11 j THE COUNfY 0' OlllANGE a t ren thes e days toward tl1 e use of long words ..... ' g an ow h b Id g a rd en homes a n d "" n1 • b•"-. •t ,,,,, we11e,,. "9 "·--. ·d · "M h d ome ui ing and I and s1.. G••dero G•ov•, c1111orn11, .....,er • -when short \VOrds t ould be used J USl as \veil. to pr1v1 e 11, y re sai , "is apartments. The developmenl"" 11c1111ou1 tl•m "',.,,. 111 THE IDll:T·O. NOTICE o• H1A11:1No GI" l'ET1T10N f lh . t be' development company which ttlm tel I ·uh FILE co. I ncl trn.1 Mid !l•m I• tGmP<>SKI ,ott l"lllO•ATI! o~ WILL ANO 1"011 Short words get right down to where we live one o e proJec .!I tng i.!I a wholly owned subsidiary u a y a 10 wt ave more "' '""' 1<>11a .. 1no """"· •-e "'"'• LETT•ls TEITAM•NTAlllY d stressed by the president-ele ct than a dozen schools and 111 tu11 '"'° .,11c• of rnkienc:• 1s •• Eai.1w "' """"rHA F. MELCNER, an work. 'rhev set out \\'hat \Ve feel and what ...,,e Consolidated. Cost of the land 1o11ow1: Ot(••-'· h for 1971 for CREA . Barnard PLANS FOR 1971 . 1 numerous re c re 8 t Ion 11 J Ch .. 1111 L. w-. wn lrHl•nd or NOT1CE 1s 1>1E1t E1v G1vE111 "'•' ave learned fro1n life. 'fake the New Year on \\'hich s. Adams of Castro Va lley." and 11nprovements wi I total 't' In 1 d' If Hunnn11on •••di, c111, · 1u111TON w. MELCHER. 11 ~·· 1!11!d \Ve have now rnadc a start. The New Year is the time Proposals, he added, include Realtor Myhre $22 million and the: ultimate ameni Jes 1 b'-C...·~-~ng 8 :o 0•11111 J•~1 1• 1911 • :~ti;;., j,.O::.'::W-of ~;11:,~°t~~.!:n:Z~~ to look back W'\th thanks in our hearts. We have · d I developed value of the project course, c u ·~, Par 5 • stAT~ OF ,,,~.~·o~N~-ro 'h• p.1111-r rel•r•m• to w~iti. new construction an exist ng .11 be Jakes and riding trail.!1. Jfe 011ANGE cou"'TY: · 11 m•d• 1...-1urthtr ·~r11t.,ier1. •tld come throu~h times of stress and strain. The 'vorld housing, which use the con-prest'dent, .·nd Zan L. Wl more than $130 million. tr sed lb l 1 .. 0n J,..., • .., • 1'11 bticr• m• , 11111 tht •1m• •nd 11l•c• al n1••1,.. " The Nohl Ranch is located in S es a a pr mary 01.r Hc11rv 11u1>11c 1~ •no' "" Mid sf 1 ,.,. """' n11 bttn .. , '"' F•Dru•rY has been full of noise and strire, and the end is not do1ninium and cluster housing Beckstead of North Hollywood, jective in the development b: "'"' ... "• 1PPe1•ed c11t•1111 L" w~ s, 1•11, •• •:XI e.m., 1" 1~• cc..rtr°""" Yet Conce pt to allow low r U ., central Orange County and is . . . known 10 m1 ,0 1>t ,~. ""'""' who•• 01 ~•rl.-nl No. J 01 ••~ tourt, · e ni e.xecutive vice p r e s i d e n t, bou nded on the north and west to mamt&n the toJXlgraphy n•m• 1, 1u~•c•lbf.ll 10 11,, .. uftin 1;. •' 100 civic C11>1er or1 ... w111, in The New Year. too, is the r ight time to show cost, allocating open space for by the city of Anaheim, cn the and enhance the beauty of the :~u':'.':::~ •na •d•.now1H1;ed "' •••cu11111 "'O,!=,: ~: .. su',".': '~~ .. ~1111orn11. raith and hope. We all need faith in the true and common recreation . park and discussed n1ethods of n1aking site. 10111c111 s11o w. e. sT JoH111, t h d W d h t l k th h h d Wooded areas. statewide p r 0 j e ct s , com· south by the cities of Orange , , I l . J11n L Jcbot Coun1v Cler-e goo . e nee ope o a e us rou~ t e ays and Villa Park and by unin· n e nslve engineering 111orerv.,.ub11c. c11110,~1• TAll'T, .11cic•1tMAN a M.t11tK1 that lie in front of us. If \Ve lose our faith and hope, ''An interesting new idea," mittees and programs ef· studies were carried out and Prl»<IP11 01uc~ in 11u1 sin v1c•11!t 11v• .. s~ut us M h 'd ... t I lb r -th I th t t corJXlrated area on the east. O••n9f cau.,1v· L.,. ........... c.1u..r .. •• -• we are bound to go down . y re sa1 ' JS o app y e erove roug I e s ru e ure Th .R. 'd then the plan wa.!I carefully M~ comm1111on E•Pl•u !•,,l!J!',',',',u,••,u,,,,, N k h t h .11 h t f condominium concept to ex -of the 5 I, O O 0 -ni e rn be r e iversi e Freeway is Yi d 1 t k 1 M1rc~ 1 1t1J " ~.,. · • "'' o one can nov,1 \V a c w1 ave o ace mile to the north and the :awn . o a e nto con-P~bll~~" O••n·~· ,11111 oa u1 Pilot Pub11.11~ Or1oge c.,,,, 011f'f P11n1 through this Y. ear. What \Ve al! can do is to make isling housing. This would organiz<ition. s1derahon the geographic and J'""•rv t, 1,, 2J, JO, lt n 51.11 J1nu1rv ii. u . n. 1911 1o:i-11 h l h d d h b d allov.· the unils v.•ithin duplex· Also discussed, t.fyhre said, Newport Freeway -i ~ miles lro •·J lit' f h LEGAL N CE sure t a eac ay ¥'e o t e est \Ve can o. We cs, threeplexes, even i n ~·as the outlook for legislation west. ll WIS once part of the elnv dnmlen~ dqd~~ ies o t e, ---~L:E:G:A:L::_:N:O:T~l:C:E:_ __ j------.:;;;~01'1----- s hould hold our heads high and use each day in a · old Rllncho Sant1'ago de Santa 8 • · 0 a illon to the1-apartments to be sold in· affecting properly owners and · f t h' h 1 "Jnst ~·JtMI \Vay that will make our live~ of use to the world Ana and wa s acquired by the economic ac ors w 1c wi I -cE111T 1F1cATE o, co111Po11AT10N fJOll and thus bring J·oy to those \vith whom we live and dividually, making the un its the real estate industry, and a N hi f .1 , Th require that a wide variety of c•11T~~~~t~u~~ 111::!i~111es,, T1t.t1NSACT,•,•,,•,,•,~.~•"'•'~•"•' u111oir11. available aL considerably less revi£'w of proposals for in· 0 ami Y Ill 1943. e new h · •-·1 bl Th ne1 " .. work. When we think and act in that way, our li ves cost." creasing educational and ex-communit y lo be creeled on ous1ng ur avai 8 e to meet cond~t:'n. ·~·1~~ne~:"~1 \'1';;"'0...·~.,.:; THE UNDE111s1GNE0 co1tP01tAT10,. Will be rl'r h and full . I the needs or home buyers Or!v• Ntw-1 I II c 111 dolt l>tftbV terllfy '"'' u l • conducllr>t • . Melvin L. 1'.iould of Long perie nce. requirmen\s for r~al lhe ranrh wi I be called . 1 eed. ' 11.,. 1kt111ou 11 ••< ' of 11 o ~:;:f' bu11 .... 1 1oc.t1'<l '' 11101 11a1>coc11, -suu• •All the words in this article arr one·syllable 1vords. Anahe1·m H1'lls. reereationa n !I also v.·ere sE11v1cEs ~ow:1''r111:'4'm~d t1 1 " "· Co•'• Meia. '•111• "'11· undt• , ... Beach, currenl CR E A estate licensees. · I 'd . ,, ed " '"' • com-ttc111.a..• 11rm l\ltne of .iVlO.......,TtC He said initial work ln given pr me con.!11 erallon . PO• ~' lfMr •011ow1ne ~r..,., _,..hou RELOAOING EQu1PMENt , tNC. •tld I'll be finishing up college in February. I am con-AJ a finit stop in turning the f:':1"1o1~w~~u •nd ""ct 01 ••"""""t 1h.1 .. 1d nrm I• comoolf<I or "'' kind H 0 S preparing lh e land will begin · 1onow1,.g c........,.11"", """"" P•lnc:IP•I sidering getting into th• real estate business. Wh•t ome wners ave lb' . property from ranch land to .......... E, '"'"'1"· Uil w_ w ...... Pl.Ce of bu1ln1111 h •• ro11 ... 1: ed I b ? Wh t IS year With total develop-.d t' I d .. ·• Ho. 20J. Huntlntton le1d'o. C•ll!. weitrrn Au!omttlc 11 1 1 0 , d 1,, 1 of person succe s in the rea estate usiness a ment to be completed wl' .. 'R res1 en 1a an rf!creational nu7 Eou"'"''"' inc 11101 &•toc.oc~ -sui11 ' .. h Id h ? "~' h c · roA . Otltd Jtnu trt •. lt)I . .. qua 1t1es s ou e possess . uses t e 1ty \,,Uuncil of M••r E. c1111•''" ~1.f~~SsM~~:· ;:.:::· ~t17•11t 11 "'' "' • 0 . M . _Costa Mesa Anaheim has enacted an Sttl• 01 C•llfornl•. Or•ner Coun1r· D0<mlbtr. lt11l. ( M h 0 R d, On Jtnuarv t, 1tll. bolfoft me. t WE~TEIHI AUfOMATIC The real estate agent is much more than a sa es-UC ver enters p d . l or 1nance to purchase 2.13 Nat ...... Public In """ !or ••Id Slal•. ~ELOAO!NG EQUI PMENT INC. ffiafl, }le must be Weil•VCrSed jJl Jand V3\UeS, COnstrUC-ru entia acres fOt d~Ve)Opment a.!J 8 "[1 ~~·=~·1:: !':"~'edbt ~,:;' ... ~~°"Ch..:~:~: ~rll~~.:e-;,~ II. WALKER tion, and financing. !·!e's ~ot to be the kind of a man hole championship cour.!le with n•,.,,. 1• •ubtcr!bt<I 10 1ht wirhln r,.. sTATE OF c.11L1FORNIA. \vho ins pires trust. And he should demonstrate a sense M fl n y aparlrrient-renting rise in land valllcs in Orange Lo M d clubhome. In add It Io n , ·~~"'~",!,,,~"" •cti"° ... 111119 t11 ·~· •••<uiec1 c~~111~ .. ~. 0i11~11:.~0; 'OKtmbtr. A.o. of civic responsibility because of his vital influence on families would actuall y save County and a 144.4 percent ans a e Anaheim has indicated an in-(OFFICl,",';.,.~~"L,lO•ST l9IO, btlot• tn• Ntl>CV E. Well . Nntirv t ti t h • " ... • Publ Tc In 1nd tor ••Id Countv tnCI Sl111, comnlunity grO\vth . money by buying a moderate-rise in Los Angeles County in en on o pure ase 65 acres 111011.,. Puo11c -c1111o•n1• residing rnorr1n, dutv comm1u1ori..i 1nd d h lik h d k I ' d h · d th I A for c;ty p•rks Prlnc:l••1 Ollk• In , ... .,..~. ,..r....,111v 1ppe1r1111 wl!ll•m 11. If y ou are the kin of a person v1 o es a r wor y price ome 1nstea , says c pa~t I years. verage ap-Orange County real estate · Orano• countv w11kr• ~ncwn 10 mr 111 1>t lhe Pru ldtn1 but d oesn't want to be chained to a desk, if you're will· Oby Woods , marketing direc-preciation Increase in Orange loans totaling $3.471 ,009 were hThhe G.1r1 •dn t Corporation, ~r~"T.~~·1~°" "~•1••• ~1111:~· 1~:~;:.:,~'~f' .. ~·11>e~::-;:u1:,' i~! ing to study anything fronl the technicalities of zoning tor of Presley Development County between 1963 and 1969 disbursed by the western w 1c wi evelop Anaheim Publlilitd Oran" c.,.., 0111r "II"' c11r110r•lloo m1r11n "'"'~' •nd I ·r C 12 5 d · Lo Hills was founded in 1~• d J•nuarv '· "' ,,, ». 1'71 51" ''k1>11Wltd11ed 10 m• 111.11uc~ con>e1r•!h>n to complex factors which make up property va ues. l ompany. was · pcr('('nt an in s home office of the Prudentlal • ~ ..... an t•~uted 111. ••me. tn w1rntn w1i1tto1. 1 you like to meet and help people -there's a place fo!' "If you pay $180 a n1 onth Angeles County for the same lnst1 rance Co. during the first !~1aameca sub,~idd;toedry of sa,~la LEGAL NOTICE ~,""or~~!~"::.tr. .. ~:vh!::! :;:. ~~11;:;: you in real estate. rent," says Woods. "in five period 8.1 percent. nine months of 1970. ~ onso 1 a ear 1er cA•• HO. P-M•u «•tlncste 11r11 •llll~• wr1111n. You'll be expected to ha ve a banker's knowledge years you will be out SI0.800 "Escalating l:ind values," According to Donald M. ~s. year. It cu~[enlly dha.!I lwo ~~1~~~1c:~~io:" ..,.o~~:.':.~Nw.Nc1 ioFFic~".'nc;e:.L~e•I or financing. a practical grasp of contracts. and a mind with nothing to show for ii but says \Yoods . "work to the ad· Sampsnn, Rocky Mountain 1or. co'!lmuni ies un er con-,1cr1Ttous N&M• ENT 0' N1111rv Pub11c.c111111m11 struct1on in Orange County 1,." .,, Pr1nt1011 ot11ce 1 .. reader's knack fo r discovering whether young l\.·1r. and receipts. For less than that. vantage of the man v.•ho buys associate general manager for -THE UNOEASIGNEO ooe. ntttbv Or•nee ca..niv Mrs. Smith would be happier in a new spJit.Jevel or the you eould buy a $2.1.000 home a home today, but it means the company's real estate 1·0 • LEGAL NO'l'ICE r•rt11r 11111. tHKtt¥• Dectmr>er ,, 1t10 Mv Comm1111 11f1 E••1 •• 1 •Ii• C"••d to do bu1lntn under '"' Mtv 10, lt l l big, comfortable house on E lm Street. which in fi ve years at an thal 1f he waits a year or vestment department, the en-1o,c0c-•-,-0-.-,,-.-,-,-,,-.-,-,-,-,-.----l11c1111a..1 ur"' """' o1 Tl'IE HOM£ Pub'l•ntrd or'""' c .... 1 1>1!f'f !"liar h • ed • [ mo e be[ b -hO h SHOW 11 613 • »If> Street. t.itWllOrt ~tmbtr li, 1'70 tnd Jt nutrr ,, t . 16. ''ou ought to become the kind of a person \\' o can est1mat apprec1al1011 rate o r ore uying a me c lire amount was used for city Ncuce 11 11tr1b• •l••n tho1.,;., J• .. u•tv ••1c1i, c1!lt0<n11 .... Mc~ bu11neu ..,,, 1t11 ,.,.. make something m ore tl1an an educated guess about four percent per year v"ould runs the risk of getting less pro~;es n. "11 • '' 10·00 """· • Pvl>llc 11tt 1or ..... 1v com,.,.,.., at u.. 1a11-1"9 r h IA".. . ... 111 " Mid It "'••bl!• T-. 9S1 w. _ ....... ""'OH IMIMI In full •nd PlfCt "' t he Ion ~·rang e future of rea l estate in yo ur area. To do give you a gain in equity of or t e same amount of Real estate loans disbursed 17'h si,, C0t11 -... c1u1, 10 1t11 r"ld1ntt •• •• 1o11owo.1.,. ... 11, !'"~... money Th I I d I . . . . . !or , •• ~ Ill• rallo ... lt19 <Ollt1tt•I, "' MARY Ull:SCHEL, tn 3'1111 Slrtel t hi s, you'll have to learn what makes your community TUV\I • oug 1 an va ues in 1n Californ111 during the nine ••1 N•.....ort 8e•c~. c1111or"11 c 1 11 T1,, 1 c,.. ~4:141 0 , LIMITID l . k h th t' I f 't b · d · d t ood · l I Southern Cali fornia are con-h od 1,., O.twn. ? o s..i1n s .. 1.1 Certrr1c1t1 for l•1nuc11on ct tiuoln~-. 1c · -t e ~row pot en ta o 1 s us1ness an in us ry. W s cites r ec en y 1 . mont pen amounted to N11, Pt51oono1. t 1Cen,. N~. vx c una•r 111. •tXJvt tk11t1ou1 n1me, •"" F011: T1t.11NsA~~~0TNl~s,NIP I UllMllS n1aster plans for la nd use and development. the ta x published figures from the slant Y r ising. high-quality $68 289 280 Of that amount •» •Uld•vll"' PUbllc111on TMreot, •rt "" 11 ~ N h 'II 'I bl ' ' ' , ' 111<:! collottfal i..lnt l>tld to ucurt In '"' office Ill Tl'lt C11Untv Cle•-of UNOl!lll structure and \a\llS affec ting property. state controller's an nu a I omes are sti avai a e at $59 81 3 780 was for city loans •n ob111a11on •"•Inv und .. • ,.1,11 or1n11 coun1v. uf>d•• ,~ ... c.111on1 of T ll'tCTt•ioui NA.Ml 1 f d reasonable prices, such as our · ' ln1t1llml!fl! 1P(u•1tv ""'~•men• fcor.. Stdlon ?'66 of tht c1v11 Code 11• 11ric1e<1!11ntd lltnlltrd P•t1"'!r1h P I und•rstand I can save money when I s•ll my prop-report 0 assesse va luation and $8,475.500 for farm pro-dmo ... 1 1111 cont••<•I hoio bv G.,.,,,1 w1TNESS mv "'"" 1h11 11~ d•v o1 Cloe• ner.i>v cort!rv th•! 11 11 c-uct11111 • h' h h 262 6 I ca Ii f 0 r n i il Homes and pert;c · Molon A<C•Ptt ntt Co•PO•&llOf1 • I OKtmbtr, 1t10. bu1lMn loc:•11!1:1 It ,JJJ Nori~ lroeo ... v. erty by selling by the installment method. Could you ~· IC sow 8 · perccn p ks d Et t " s. ~ecu•ed r>arrv s11<1 Public 1 1 M1r~ V'1c!ltl Sul1• "°°· Sent• An1, c1urornl1 '1706. Pl ..... xpla.·n what I must do 1·n ordo• to quai;fy for an ar 'J e s a es. toe cono11ctid · •ccordlno '° ••,:, j,~: •. 111011 LIVI NOS TON under !h• 11c11•1ou1 firm n•mt ti GREPH T·-t . r h LEGAL NOTICE "' , ... Sitt• cf C1Ulo•nlt G..-I ••• lllATTlllAV, INYOEI Ii LIVINGSTON COMP.lllllY tnd th•I .. Id firm 11 COMDll•td ' II I ? '"" v.·o series 0 omes are Accepftnc. Corporttlon ,-•••• v::1,h;";;:~~ All ..... ,, ti Ltw or Jiit follOWl"ll Ptroon• .. no•t M M" Ill 1nsta m9nt sa • p "d located in Cerritos. La Palma, ,0 bid ,, lh l• ult. 1151 H•rth M11~ 11.. s~fl• lll)J tu11 •na Pl•c11 "' r•tllftnc• art •• Brierly. in Order to Qualify a sale Of reaJ estate for res1 ent C · t .,_ h C Cl!ltflll'IC.llTI! 0, IUSOlll'SI Th• coll11er1f It pruonrtv 1tcred tnd l1nt1 AIY, C1tll9r11l1 ''111 lolill'#1; h · t hod th II t I 'th t ap1s rano ocac . entral ¥1CTrT1ous N.tiMI mov k" •••n ,1 He rber To ,17 w Ttl' 14'·'*' Jon" L. P•l•lou111, 10111 Tft•••u .. l e ins ailment 1nel e se er mus comp y WI WO Irvine a11d Fountain Valley 1h~ un0tr1lgned <IO ttr!Uv "'"" ••• 111h sr .. c ... 1. Mo11. (1111 w, • P~bll1~1d O••n•• Co••' 0&11• Pllol. Orlve, Huntington 8ttcn. Ctlll0<11!• Condl.t1'ons not 1n ore than 30 percent of the total sales . . . : conr1uct1n• • bu11"'!11 '' P.O. la• a-0, GE111ERil\L MOTOR1 o..cttnbtr ,., 1•10 1nc1 Jsnu•r~ '· '· 1•. .,, ... ' H s Cahforn1a Homes are pricea lr•lnt, c~111orn!1, und<!r th~ 11tt111ou1 ACC£PT.t1NCE 1'11 l31't·111 umn..i P••lntro: Price may be r ece ived lJ.V t!Je SelJer in the year Of sale, omes et [ $ k flttr'l nttnf of 111.llMONS Of' CALIFOll "llA CORPORAT ION J""n l . Pll•fO!Jlal, HJl71 TllntU'I rom 22.995 and Par side end lhtl ~aid ll•tn 11 COMllOlfd "' T-11)11 LEGAL NOT!....... Drlvo, Hununv1110 l•ach, C1lllornl• and the seller must specifically elect the installment E ..,,,, '21-.1 states begin al $29.495 . •hr 1a1111wl1>11 "'"""'· w11c .. ntm•1 1n Pllbll11>...:1 OrA"llt ce111 D•llv P11c1. · method on a timely tax return for the year of sale. H Using the California 11omes ;~~.and P1•t•• ot •••ldtnce •r~ •• 101. J•nu1•v 16. n 11 tJ..n ,..JtUI '1h•oe::;"'90,~~ •. v. H:.,~11~~··· 1~~~~~ The election is ma de on the seller's return by a Ope11 ouse) series as an example Woods P•mon M Gt!llo. ?Otn Sa!<•d•ll! LEGAL NO'l'ICE CllTlll'ICATI! 0, COlll"OllATION FO• Ctlltor"I• '26'6, h . f II h f ( I . th I . I d' th • lint. H~nllno!on left~. (till. TllANIACTION 0, IUJINl$1 UNDf.111 John c. E<llngton. 1'14 T••kwood s ow1nf! o a t e ac s re at1ng to e sa e. me U 1n,g e explains how easy it is to Gene 01v110. )602 1-4,,.,,1,, 0,,n,t. ll'ICT1T1ou1 NA.Mil Pl1c1. cos•• Mt ... c11u.,..n11 "'~'· t t I . 'd th j t I . l b ea}' d e (he h h "A j [' d CtU! ,..:lftJ7 THE UNOElllSIGNEO CORPORATION Ll"41 J, Edlt19lon, ,.14 Totli"'°"" 0 a price pal . e 0 a gain 0 e r 1ze OV r President Tlomes, a new pure ase a ome: qua' Le Oi led J1nu••• 11. lt71 ClltTIPtC.ll TI ti, OllCONT!NUANCI DOES HEll:EIY CERTIFY THA,f IT IS Pl1c1, ,.,.,. M1 ... (1llt11•"I' '1116, life of the contract , a nd the oro rate portion of the gain 1 . h'll .d ve l"ran P•"S no down pay-11 .... .., M. G1111" oF uie ""01011 AtANoONMINT 0, conduct1nq • bu11n111 1oc:11ed •• "° llltw· llon•1d R. 1o100"°"', 3111 1d1~11. co•1• series 0 pre~t1ge. 1 SI e ' ~ Gent 0.Ylto l'ICTITIOUI NAMI oort c ... , .. Or., NtwPOrt lttth. (Ill· ,,... •• , c1111or .. 11 fUl6. t a xable in the y ea r of sa le. For fu rther infonnation, see 'd t d -ment on a Cali rornia 11ome sTA'fE OF c.11t1FOINIA. THE u11101;11:s1GNEO dOtt. ht••bv r.,..n11 """"' tl'>t 11c11t1ou1 11rm n1me L1Vero1 P. Hod-i, l1u td111ct, cos•• CPA rest cnces pre s e n e 1n . Dll•lllGE COUlll TY· ter!llV ll't•T ~IKllvt Jun• » ltlO n or IRVINE WOlllLD AOVElllTISING Incl MHI, Ctlll11rnl• '11H. your · Orange County for executive and can move in for only $100. on Jtn"'" 1j: ltll. btto•• "'"· crtHd 10 ~ °"''"'" undlr th~ ucui1ou: thll Mid 11'"' It comP1111!d of tnt 101 P1111•• L. <>•"· '"' otc•n•r or!~•· I was advised to invl!st in vacant land. That is prob-and professional bu~·ers. is An l"JtA buyer pa~·s only $100 • lllo•••Y Pu~llc i .. '"" "'' ••1<1 SI•~. tlrm """t ot •RA.NICO CONSULT.t1111Ts ~""~1~:;:cor,11~o:'·,;:c..;.e. o•l»<l11•I tlPCt CD•I• M•••· c1111arnl1 '1626. J J per..,...u~ llKlll•fll Ramon M. G•llln It Ult (Of1lt1 Pl•C1, Cotti Mtot, T... 1,...1,.. (OMPln~ HO lll••ocrt Jto• A. Gtn, 1'92 otorn1f Orl•t. ably good advise and easy to say, but practically im· holding grand op c n 1 n ~ escrow COSL<;, plus th e usual'"" Gt,.. 01v1ra kn"'"'" to ""' •o c1t1 iorn11, w111c11 bu1ln•u ""'' rormt•lr cin1er Ori•• 111 .... ~ 8 ••en c011• Mt••· C•utornl• 91111. ' pr"p"d I d · ' " i.. rn• Of'10n1 ·-"'"'" t•f 1ubK•ID-com-of th• tollow1ng PProon wl""' Ct!lto•nl t ' ' 11~•1 P lt11i., lJJll EU"tlld, Gard•" possible for a small investor. A little guy has trouble ceremonies al Turtle Hock in " al axes an insurance. l!d •• ,.,. wuni.. ln1t"'"""r and n1me 10 1ut1 11111 Pl•ct o1 rn1111..Ce I••• WITNESS. lhl hif>ll tlll• 111~ atv °' G•ov•. C•111arnl• 91MO buy1'ng any land at today'• prices. And if I go for a small Irvine 'raxes represent another ad-•c~nowll'd1ed "''v t~Kuled th•''"''"· ro11-" 1o-11: 0tcem1>e1. ""· ""'"ct P Rtllt. JJlll 1Euc11~. G1•e1en , t f h h. f0fffC1Al SEAL) llobrrt' J. G11ul, lilt Cor1lt' '°'ICt. CCOllPOJIAlE IE.All Gro••, Ct!!!otnl• tl6«1 clown payment, the monttlly payments bind foo deeply. Overloo king the Uni \•ersity \(HJ age Q om£'0wTJers 1p, J••" L. Jobi' c ... ,, M• ... c.111• G. w. ftrru"°"' ~":'..'!.~i ::;:~'::'"' W~at do you recommend in this situcition? I do not want of Cali'[orn;a campus, 46 vil'w a CC 0 rd in g to \Voods· 111011...,. Publlc.Cillfornie ~••lllkaie la• •••o••cllon at bu'1"'"' Vic• Preil.,.nt STATE OF CAL!FOlllN IA , . · P•lnclP•I Off ice In u tr tllt •bl!•• lldltlouo ntmt, Ind II. S. lltlJtl COU lllTY OF 011.t.NCE u desert proputy. homes represent lhe Lnilial in-·~lort.gage interest and pro-or1r.ee County •, ttld•tl! of 1>11bllc111,,., •~••tel.••• on 111, Attlt11nt ~tCl'llt...,. °" oe,tmt>or n, "''· "''''mo. l"• d l. M• Comml11lon E••h,1 It the <ll!lct el l~t C1>11nly Cit•-111 ~TAfE OF CALIFORNIA " L. V, _Costa Mesa crcnient of the $10 million prrty laxes are educ 1ble Mt•c~ 1. !tn 0111>11e County, u11r111r 1~~ orc~l•loo• 01 coUNfY OF OR.lllllGE . ;, unae,.111.....,, Pf'r1.0n•11r •Daerirfll J""" L A Small l·nv"'.·(1•r r·an C"rl,"1'nl1· bcnef1't from vacant . l 'th dd't' 11·10 from laitablc income resulting Pvti11,nta 0•1not Co•.t o111v Piiot Sl'Cflon 7161 of,,.,. c1w11 '"°' on tt>I• u1~ div cl Dtctmbt•. Ao P•1e,ov111. known t11 m~ '" " •~• ._,, ,_ " prOJCC , \I/I an a ) 101\a . . . . · . J~nutrr I~. 13. JO M•d Ftb•u•rv 6. WITNESS "'' ~ar'lcl lnl > 11!1'1 <l•v "' 1•10. t>eloro mt t lllol•"' P"bllc I~ .,,J Gen0tal P1r1ner o! GllDI> Cotno•nr. tnd land ' ·nvcslmcnts. r."nd 1·nve~tn1 ents are open no! only dv.·ellings scheduled for con-111 a s1gn1f1 cant \<ix savings for 1971 111-11 DKeml>tr. 1,10. '"' t•ld countv •n" St•"· 1,.,101~, e~ecutt<1 Th• wr1111n 1~111umtn1 en D<!h111 I h ll:oi..rt J. Gr•Ul th•roln, duly Clltnmlu •ontCI •nd •wo•o of •~e Limited P•rln•'lhlo !h1•1I" "•med, t o Jari:;e in vestors. but they a re al so open to smaller 1>lruc1inn L le onitowrl(•r . Also, the J9fi9 LEGAL NOTICE Pub111nl!l:I 0••~9• cotor O•l•v ,11o1 .,~,.on•tlv •Pll~ .. .a G. w. F~·~u•~ w1rNE;s m• h•nd '"° 011 1c111 ... 1. i nvestors who can in comhinatio n put togelher sufficient A vail:i hlc from SG0 ,75il to 'r<1x Heform l.':i.w hbcra I 1~ed ~~~tmt>or 16' 1"0 •n11n funds. Thus. in any people "'ith relatively 1nodes t s ums $73.500. fe e simple, I h r. the rules, perta 1n1n1; lo movin g ~~:;;1g: c~~~:J.~i.., :~: LEGAL NOTICE ''""~~·:~· o/ hi t11~ 'cot1>11•111"" "''~•' ~~!!~~ ~~~,~~.c111 rornl• lo invest are llOW laking adVanta~e Of land inVCS tmenlS prCS\igc three, four and {IVe expense,~ SO \hat a new Tilt: CO~~.rr.~IOll.llNIJe ' ~;.o;~t (0t!..7e:lo; ;;:,~~;;·:~~. ~!~ r~~. c,~;';~'"on E>o!t•• through various syndicate, partnership and joint ven-hedroom homes are locall'd homco"ncr may now cleducl No11c1: oF NE•11:1No o' 1>ET1T10N ,...-1 •tkno ... lfdved 1c m• 1h1t 1111:11 co•Po•at!on. Pu~1lohoa oranue C•••r 0111y ,,.11 1 in 1he heart of mas1er-planned rcaso11;ibfe expenses incurred PO• "1101ATI!: oF wtLL ""o 11'011 cl!11:•1P1c•Tlf o' 1u"N111, ~~~"1~,!!;~,!':0~· :;.w~~r;;·,:;-~~~~~e:, O.temt>er 20. 1''° •nd J•n~••v ,, t, 16, ture a r rangen1ents. . ~l!TTe111 TESTAMINTA,llY ,ICTITIOUI NolMI ,,'1 1401·10 • I d 1 . 0 I short d' t es ITI lcrm;0 a[1'11g an °parlment Ett~1• ... MA~V u, .... ,, '"''Ol ., ' mr c!!lcltl ... 1 lh• d•• •""'tor In !~Il l---~---------'--'- Tile ma•1·c combmarion of ri ~i ng an values hi'gh rv1ne. n Y 1s anc ... " .. · • e unc1,,.9ned ane1 ce.111v ht 1 1 c~r1111,,,.11••1111ov1 ••flltn. 1-,., · , Jca.se " 11.., k""""n •• MAllY VlltGINIA con<1uelln1 • buoln"' 1t .s1 w "'~' (OFFICIAL SE.llL) LEGAL NOTICE J evera~e. and tax shelter (particularly from prepaid· scparale the c x c I us Ive -ICHUtTl. oectt1ed. s~u, Ille. 1 ,1,,,, Cott• Mo11 c111111rn11 Jo .. c•,.. s ... intford l'nterest and 1·nterest.only arrangements) can make va· development from three major Woods admits that a large M~~,.'fE.., 15oi HEREBY GIUEM Tnit uf>Cl<!!r i~e flctltl""' "'"' ... _ 01 atLL No••.., ioub11c 11Eco"o10 .tiT 11:1au•sT 011 f r h l, · percenta f b f c 11 · "" nt> flltd ~tttln 1 LUKE D!!ALl!lllS $eltVICE •nCI 1~11 31tlt 11 Ct1llornl1 ,.lllST AMiii. TITL• INS, CO, t land . el adva tageous invest t h1' I reeways. lwo o I e na ions " ge o uyers o oeu11on '"' P•oti•!r "' w111 •nd tor Is-••1<1 fir"' la ~ "' "" ic•-1no Pr!nc:l11t1 Oll!c• In IN OF,tCIAL "1co11os " can a un1qu y n . men ve c e . 1 h . 1 c d I i f 0 r n 1 a Homes and •u•nc:• o1 Ltnt .. T,,,..,.,,.,.,.,,. 1e ,.t11-"'"°"'· ""'°" n•m. 1n tuo "'" Pitt• or11111 countv o1t.11Nai couNTT, C.iLl ll'. The idea is to spot land Lhat lies in the d irection of argest 5 opping comp cites. '"'"~" ''''"nc:e 10 ""'1cn 1• "'"°' 10• "' .. •ldfflc• 11 •• 1111_.. M c 1 1 E 1 1" AM 01c ' '' h · excellent .!lchools, beaches, and Parkside Estates arc former 1i;::n.; P••:1c.!'~''i' •mnd th•• '," ,_11.,.. w11111m M. Lu11;1, 2"2 ce,..,..1• Av1.. A:.. ;j,'T,;.J' on ~P "' J. wvLtE ' CA"LYLi.' ~ .. ~f'f'• "tcrirftr growth, pick it up a t t e proper time and pnce, and county entertainment centers. renters. ''Our buyers are often :.i :;..•c:,.:,~;~· ~ ,,;,,i.1,':"',,~· ....... t!: f.'.:~'i~'· 1911 : 01110.,, DUNN ,,.,. c1uTcHt• Ne 10 11 • .,. u.r 556 ., 1..,1~ 70 11 . ., set up the transaction for maximum leverage and ma xi· . f il' 1 k in '"' co•u"'"""' "' o. ... """"' No. 1 . • * .....,.,...,, Ctfttl• Dr. s111•'" Lot 5S7rTr1c1 No •. '°1 riium tax shelter. llerc. professional know-bow can be President l·{omes are young growrng am ies, oo . a1 .. 1e1 c ...... t '' 1'00 c1~1c c1nt•• e>rtvt s111 "'~n~11'"111M. ~ull• NtwHrT ••tc~. C••~• nut NoT1c1 o, •itlACH A.No oE,.•ULT situated in Turtle Hock oft ing for more room , more w.,1, ;,, '"' C:1ty of s...11 Mt, c111fer1111. 0: Jii!.:': :· ,~~"" ~e:;,1v :fflt , ~::~:i.°'1:;r'.j0j!!,.,.~1~ :'11~· ""o Oii' ILICT10111 To CA.u11 immensely helpful. and a prospective investor should Cul ver Drive in Irvine. To priyacy end the leatures °"'"" J1':~1.1~·r'j~H111. ~~1~uti:,~~"·nc1~1~f' ....... ~ s[~~;•'-'-" ____ · _______ .c'"c.c'~'°I s~~~li:" o .. "l"'oL ::o;:~TTT seek advice from those professionals 1Nho are active ln reach the development take which only a home can o(fer,, counrr c1 .. ,, k.ntwl> to "'-ia bt "" 16,_ • ..,111~1 1N THe MATTER DI !ht o-,, T•111t the area in which he is interested. Th . MICNAIL c10111 n• .... i. w11tcr111M "' "" i1M i LEGAL NOTICE m1e1e iw HARRY F ME•sKDN ..... the Santa Ana or San Diego ey di.!ICover in addition ,, .. Ad'"'' """u'" 1,._, tnd •tk...w...,._, n."" • n ,.'.:j MABEL K, MEllSHON, 1o F1<1t """'k'" Ed'.,.,., Nate · Randall R Mccardle •• the pren'denl Freeway to Culver Drt've and th d t f CMlt M .... C•lll .. RI• 111U ,~. ..... •KU Tiiie lnl\Wtnce '"" TIVlt ecwn .. n~. • • . l.) c a v a n a g e 0 ftt: 1714) 5'1t·IH1 cO'FFICIAL SEA.LI CAI• NO .... ,..,J T•UllH, dtlld Jutv •. 1,70, •Kordtd Juf'f of tht Real Estaters, an investment analyst, college Lecturer. proceed south lo the entrance. homeo\\'Tlership in tax savings Ai~b~,,!: ~:!~' ci:.:• ~:uv ,.1... Maty ic. Henrv c111Tr,.1cAT:":..'T011,.0111..,T1oN ;~~'!0:·"~;001~1:r11~~~d1~"1"1~ ond author of ';Real Estate in Ca/.ifornia." Send your com-The model home showcase Is and equity gain which make J1nu1tv "· 11, 2J, 1,71 11•n ~~1'~7.,';v~~c; ~'1111'"1' 001NG 1u11N111 uHo•• l'ICT1T1ou1 c111c~ of inr counlv iteco•df• 111 °''"" mtnts and questions to Randall R. McCardlt, cto the DAlLY located at 1!~011 Edington Ter· "owning a home co.!lt !ess than --LEGAL N011CE ~··r c"in~ ~ 1 THE UNDEi1111~~"::i co11;,.01.11rioN ~o;:;~~.~11!"':1.: :;";11~~ t~~:; PILOT, P.O. Box 1560. Cos ta fllesa, 92626. race renting" H v ci;:m ~~°",.n~ '•1 .,.,., ll•••bv c1rnlr lhtt 1111 c-ucnnt • o1 Ch1ri.. M. FIK...,., • m•r•led man. -r;:::==~~~==~=====~============~~~· ============'=~~~· ========"' Publl ov.,,, r • rttl tl1•1t bfoktr•H lllitl""q 11 JH~ NOTICE IS H!ftlEIY GIVE N 1n1t • HOT ICE 011' ,.UILIC HI A I I HG I n •~ed 0••111t Co••I 01lf'f l"llol Etol C11t1I HltftWtr, Coron• <ltl Mtt. l>rt&C~ cl In obU11tlOn tor which tll" Bl'O"E TH• llL.lrNNING COMMllllON Jt uirv 11, 2l, JO '"" ~tbru•r• '· 1111 Ctlllornl1, l/fldtr Ille Uctlllou• firm ~•""' Ottd ot Trull It 1 H'Ct.<'lt' 1111 occur"" 0' THI CrTY 011' ,.OIJMTAIN VALL•Y 51·11 ol THIE LANO OFFICE 11'11 tHE HOME In th~t !hlft hi! betn t d•lt ull I" 11\t LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE 15 l'IElllEIY tlwn 1n,1 on SHOW lflCI trn.r ll'lt NMt of 1tld PIVtnf<ll ol ln1ltlhnenl ol ptl~c!Pll 111!1 Wld11t11C1tr, Jtnutrv 17, 1'71 ti J:JO LEGAL NOTICE corP<>rlllon •nd lh prlncloal pl1ce ~ lnlertll whlth tle<:tMt dut on H id nolt P.tn. ,,. '"" (OtJf!Clj Cllttnl>I,, Clh bv•lntu It ti loll-•: Oii llle~mbtr ?II, ,,111, •M IUIKt<IUlflt HIU, 10700 Sllllr ·-· F.UMlln Video Vl'fllur•t, lf>C., 3$)5 E11t Cotlf ln1!11!tntfllL fOlrtl ..... wit~ la'9 cftt•I"· V•lltv, Ctllf'lrnl1. "" Pl1Ml11t1 COM· ,_,"" lll1nw1y, Coron• Ciel Mir. C•llfc•"'' NOTICE IS HEll:IEIY OrVEN Ill•! hW• tnlll!Ol'I wlll Mid ouDllC 111¥1,,.. °" Clltfll'ICATI OfJ IU,INlll O•i.11 Olc111>blt, 1, 1170. ll'ltf Cl .. tull ,,.. tlet1' MllOt 1 .. tl'lt "'""'"" '"" 1011-1111 •Pll'llctl!Ol'ltl ••CTIT10US NAMI Vldto V'"lurn. Inc,, tn•M• O! I~• oOll"llof> ol tt!d TtUllorl ZONI C"AAel :UT, ,.111.CtS• l"UN Tht unci.rtftontCI clo c""11f't fhlY lfl • C.t1Nfornl1 tt'"'°•llort conltlMCS In Par..-1pn • 01 S.Ctlon A '" .... ,.,.~11«1 l!lfd .... Ci'll'tlft 1 ... 11 C'OnClucllnt I tlullfllH •I ,. w .•• u G..,," ... Tllonllt ol .. 111 dlfl(f of lrutl to PIV '"""' -for t c"•"" ol ,_ en ••-rty ••' A111htlm. C1lltor111., ..._, !flt flt· Pr111dtnl loc;1f .. Ol't 1 ... 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O" lN£ CITY OF Holtl"r ,.llbllc • C•llr.tnle 11.iTTlllAY, INYDlll 1111 LIVllMITON t wt1'1'11'1 dtnlelltf '°" 1111 HIP ti MW '0UNTAIN VA~LfY Prlnc!pel Dtllcl '" ffd flltlll Miii! ltf'ltt, ltlltt M .,,..riv, CNnton .!l""trod 0t•1'" C-l't' """• ,._ ClillMrtllt f1111 Ot11"1 DIC~ II. lt7'. htr1t1rY '9 1"-My Commlulor1 I•-''" Tth MP•Hl9 CIMrlM M, ~It<""' Pl ...... + ... C0Mtn1u!on M••~ft I. lf7J l"\ltloll•tltd Of•-CDMt o.n.,. Pltvt.. "ubW"""" 0r._ Colo Otl!v ,,ltrl Pub!l111td o..... C011! 0.fly "llllt "ullllllltd 0<11111 C111it 0111' "!ltt OKtmlNI' M, ""' el'll Jt~u•rr I. t, 1•, Olctll'tOtr 1l. lfl't llld J-ry t t 1.: J•nu••v I .. 1•71 11'·11 Jtnuttv t, U, U, )!), lf)l .... 11 1111 ntt-1' 1'11 .,..,. l '· I I I i ' DAILY ~ILOT Usually Gentle Libra Is Often Strong on Princip,les SUNDAY. JANUARY 17 otherv.•ise. You IJ\aY be lo position lo Dec. 21): Analyze emotions. 19): Your positM)n may be are emphasized. You gain ad-area I.! apt to be valid. Know uperi~. You have ~ be or real aid to one who Fhld out why you feel the enhanced. Opportunity present ded recognition if project is this; re 1 pond accordingly. lhnJU8b emotional wrtn1cr. By SYDNEY O~ UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): is temporarily ronfined to way you do. This will help for new st.art. added In-compJeted. Best to flni.sh what Unilateral money actloo is not Now, ~ou begin to dance to n. Libra *llvidMal ii Outlook. may be yomewhat hOme, hospltal. Ac c e pl you to understand reactions dep.:!nd'eDCe. Strra ertaUvily. you start. New, different con-favored. you~ own tUne. less than enthwiutlc. But you Refuse to follow crowd. Create cepts can wait. Round out taae II melt area, bal caa responsibi.lll,y, Golden Rule is of fri~, associates. Faults ... h1·1·-phy. IF TODAY IS Y 0 UR T• '11..i wt .....,. lucllY .., ,...., ... ...... .... I I I will adapt to new conditM:ms. your own sty!e, make your t"' ......... 1n lnO!ltT _, ioo.., ..,.. ..,.,...,. • r •c P es• d · n:cellent; If you give, you perceived in otben may be own lm-'"• BLRTHDAY you can be am.n-i "'*'""'· "stcfet Klftl• w J.tke JI die lJlwa ke"'Dl&e. Know this and respoo IR · v•l&I.. PISCES (F b 19-M rch !O) I I I but also MM .,.. WMwn." ._... 1t1'111iHf• • " more cheerful manner.. also v.·111 rect:ive. rellecUons of )'QUr own. e . a : orce u , you are a _. •·-" ,. o.-, ,_.........., Tllete mlhw we arlistic, AQUAJUlJS (Jan. 20-Jo'eb. Don't ignore mate, partner. basically 111nsiUVe person. You "'°"""',,.. DAll.Y '11.oT • ._.,,,., ::.l'"~:.U:m.-::,, _ __.sroRP__. __ ro_,:.:<Oc.:.:;L_Zl-_N_ov__.._11_:)_: __ s_A_G_11T __ ~ ___ 1_N_ov_._22_-__ c_AP_RJ_CO_RN __ <Dec __ ._21-.1 __ •_•· __ 18:.:J_:_Y_ou_r_ap_:_ir_it_ua_1 _q:.uall_tie_·_,_Ad=v:.:i=ce:..::rc:""'::::.lv..:ed::....i:::•__:ti•:::lUICl:::c::·•_l_•_re_co_m....:.pl_e_t1n_:11:.._an_l_m..:po_rtan_t_"'::•·c:.~'."':.:"':::cf,...i:.· _,._.,_'""' __ "_" __ .... _ meau mach-t.Dd ·pc:rsou bon ·-t>il lip lalle Hrieuly I • e ma&rbnooial sC.&e. Uhra ii fortW1alt: hi a flu11elal sensr for Virgo, bi pllflkally 1ttraded to tho~ born •nder Aq111rins-and ii> aUradf\'e Jn Ibis ~·ay to Gemial perlOllS, ARIES (?.farch 21-April t9): Your thoughts may be oo one who Is close, yet far av.•ay. f\.1eans you may de sire some- one who ls not legally fTee to reciprocate. 1.1essage should become increasingly clear. TAURUS (April ?.6-May 20): Food, clothing and other essentials are highlighted. Yo" can get What you need. But cooperation is necessary. You cannot expect to go it alone. Some kind 11o·ords will help. GEMINI (M&y 21.June 20): :EnlOtions are accented. You lend to react on impulse. Social a f f a i r s accelerate. Nothing seems lo o cc u r halfway. Give logic an equal chance. You do have to face yourself in morning. CANCER (June 2l.July 22): You get clear picture of special project . Home is emphasittd; so is property. Check fine print. Be thorough , pr a c Ii c a I. An associate is giving you the facts. Learn from them. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Nothing is apt to remain the s ame Th e r e are changes-there alw is travel. You can v.·rite, call and get results. Ideas are original, uniq ue . Have co n- liri<>rio>. Exoress yourself. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Pay and collect debts. Weed out nonessentials . Do something about environment. Become more aware o f ecology. Improve en· vironment. personal and Death Notices DID\'SMORE VlclOI'" F Du.....-~. 21t PH•t $! .. B1lbo• ltl•nd. SU"'IYftl bY WIN, Jtr>e!; Cl•U!;IM~r. 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S•t.urd;iy, .bn11.1ry 16, 1971 DAILV PILOT J.f ·Dallas Throws SU per Defense at Super Unitas CRAIG MORTON-OALLAS QB UCICagers Test Matadors At Northridge OC Irvine basketball forces travel tG Nortbridge tonight for a game with the San Fernando Valley State College Mata- dors. Tipoff is at 8 o'clock with a 5:43 freshman preliminary. UCI broke a three-game losing string Tuesday evening with. an 80-77 WiJll over UC S4n Diego. The victory brings the sea· son record to 8-4 for the Anteaters. San Fernando is currenlly 7.7 on the year but Is leading the CCAA with a 2-<t record prior to Friday night's action. The Matadors played Cal Poly (San Luis Obis- po) Friday. Valley State is paced by Lhe sharp sh.ooting of 5-10 guard Emerson Carr. He is averaging 20.2 points a game this sea- aon and iii: complemented by Bob Burge, a ~ forward, with a 14:9 average. Coacb Tim Tift delayed switching both guards in Tuesday night's action. He did insert ,Ed Burlingham in the opening lineup ~.-ith Brad Baket' i• the backcourt. "We will bring Troy (Rolph) into the opening lineup tonight," he sa)'l: Rolph, the smallest man (~10) on the squad, was a starter early in the season bot has been replaced by Brad Baker in the last five games. He returns as a starl· er tonight. Phil Rhy11e continues as the scoring star of the UCI team with a 20.B average in 12 games. Bill Moo re is closing in and has raised his average by 21h: points a game in the last five outings from 14.5 to J7.0. Ri chard Clark, tile team's leading re- bounder, remains in the opening lineup at the center post. Bi11 George, a starter at center a year ago, is the firs t·lil'le replacement on the front line. Tn the backcourt, Gary Fox, Baker and Phil Mathewl are ready for instant ac· lion. Sophomore Bob Black and John Far- well are also ready for duty. Sports In Brief MWU (AP ) -The cl-knit Dallas Cowboys and tbe bualneU-llU Baltlmore Coils put the llnlsbing touches on the~ plans for super Bowl v Friday while bolh CO&Chea, Tom Landry and Don Mc:Cafferty, indulged in last·minute praile ol the ooe player whose very presence provides .the appeal for Soo- day'1 game -Johnny UniW. For it is Unitas, making possibly his laat pass at winning pro football 's premier eveat.. who is the stage-setter for an event expected to be viewed by the largest audience in sports history -I0.000 at tbe Orange Bowl plus some &f million watching on television. Super Bowl V 1s missing some of the incendiary ingredients of the first four -the emotion involved in AFL-NFL ,.,_ confrontation, the audacity of Joe Namath's victory guarantee, th e Pass Defense Key to Dallas Victory Hopes MIAMI (AP) -Pas.s defense , one Gf the less·heralded weapoM in the Dallas Cowboys' arsenal, should be the key to victory in Sunday's Super Bowl showdown against aerial artist Johnny Unitas and the Baltimore Colts. Running the ball, and preventing the ether guys from doing same, would ap· pear to be the respective offensive and defensive stroogpoints Gf a Dallas team that bas won seven straight games to reach the world championship finale for the first time. But with the incomparable Unitas throwing the ball for the Colts in a game rated a virtual toss-up, Dallas' defensive secondary figures to be Gn the spot. And, in cornerbacks Mel Renfro and Herb Adderley and safetymen Cornell Green and Ctiarlie Waters, the Cowboys have the personnel to meet that cb8llenge. "Pass defense has been our strongest point and Unilas' passing is their strongest point ," Cowboys coach Tom Landry said Thursday. "So, based on the season, we '·ll be matching strengths." Unitas doubtle ss Y.ill muster all the skills he has polished during IS pre seasons in an effort to sh.oot down the Cowboys. But Renfro, Adderley and Green, wilh an aggregate of 26 years behind them and a flock of all-pro citations. are a match. And the.if experience has enabled Waters, the' onl y rookie in the Doomsday Defense, to· .roam free -to the extent that he leads the club with five in· terceptions. "Unitas and I have been playing against each other fG r 10 years," said Adderley. "J know he's a gambler and he knows I'm a gambler. Only this time the stakes are really high." If the Dallas pass defenders pick up enough chips to blunt Unit.as' air strikes. as they did John Brodie's in a 17-10 victory over San Francisco for the NFC title, the Cowboys' ball-control (lffense should put over just enough points to carry the day. The Cowboys' defensive unil has permitted only one touchdown and 16 p&ints in the last six gam es. Their run- ning game. paced by rookie Duane Thomas, is the most potent in the NFL. Other factors, including the intangible~. tend to balance out in • comparison of the two clubs. Lombardi TV Special; Laver, Emerson Collide NEW YORK -The life and time! <1f tbe late Vince Lombardi will be sboWn on a Gne hour television special prior to the Super Bowl football game Sunday. The presentation. called "A Man Nam· ed Lombardi," will start at 9:30 a.m., Chanriel 4. Lombardi, who became a legend by building the. Green Bay Packers into 'fiower be((ll't .i;noving to lbe Washington RedSkins as general manager aod coacb., died lllSI SepL 3. • ~DELPHIA -Arthur Ashe says Jackson slumped badly in the 1970 American League season aft"er hittin& 47 homer s for the A's in 1969. An A's spokesman said Jackson is wearin~ eyeglasses. • RIVERSIDE -,Mike Washington sank two free lhrows In the final 13 seconds to clinch a 57.sl viCtory by UC Riverside over Southern California College in a non conference basketball game Frklay night. Southern California College Jed at halftime, 31-30. Wuhington scored 19 points wh~e David Payne had 26 for the losers. suspense cuated by rumors IUJJng Len DaWIOll 's name with a gambling in- vestigation. But it does have Ul'lila!I. Ungainly trot, higb-t(lpped shoes. No. 19 -they are the (amiliar characteristics of the greatest quarterback in pro foot· ball history, the Golden Arm of the late 1950s and early 1960s who, at age 37, is the one player in Super Bowl V who is both revered and feared. "Age means only one thing ,'' said Landry, appraising the problem his Cowb<lys will have defending against Unitas. .. He can't play every one or 14 games lhe way he used to, but on any given day be is as gQ<!d as in his prime. He may not have the same zing, but he still gets it out there w~ll. "And you know John -he'll throw deep." While Landry found it dWicull to see any differences in the young Unitas and the venerable Uni tas, Colts' coach Don McCafferty round it even more dif· ficult. "When you 're with your children or your quarterback for 12 years you don't notice change! as much as a stranger might," McCafferty pointed out. "So if there are changes I haven't noticed. "Maybe his arm isn't as strong - but bis bead is stronger.'' And it is just that distinction tbat- presents Ute Cowboys wil.h their major problem in stopping Unitas and the Colts, for lhlitas has no peer at probing deferuive alignments for weaknesses and then exploiting them. "The key to our defense,'' Dallas mid · die linebacker Lee Roy Jordan explained, "will be to make John read the defense U~I Ttl-ho1 OUANE THQMAS GEARS DALLAS RUNNING ATTACK. NORM 8ULAICH MAKES C?LTS' GROUNO GAME GO. as he's going back to set up. \Ve can't let rum read at the line." And JO the stage has been acl - Unitas and his ability to read. react and rifle passea to Eddie Hinton and Roy Jerrerson against a Dallas team that bas disdained the pass and relied on power running and ball control in an attack: revolving around rookie Duane Thomas and veteran Walt Garrison . Garrison, who haii as many bumps and bruises as Unitas has years, was prooounced ready to start for the Cowboys by Landry, although he still is not at full efficiency. "He's not 100 percenl -he's about 75 percent," Landry said . "But he's improving each day. He'll be closer to 100 percent Sunday. and he's the type of player we want out there for us." Two Reasons Why Colts Will Triumph MIAMJ (AP) -There are two reasons why the underdog Balti more Colts will win Sunday's Super Bowl -because they are more comfortable as underdogs and because they have to be more com· fortable with Johnny Unilas as the ir quarterback than Dalla~ is with Craig Morton. Heavy favorites two years ago when they lost to the New York Jets, the . Colts have brought a different attitude Super Bowling this time and a new starting quarterback -the guy that used to have a Golden Arm. The Arm isn't what it used to be, but the ~1an is more perceptive than ever before -and the ooe player among the 80 preparing for tbis game who has instilled a semblance of concern in the opposition. Herb Adde rley. the veteran Dallas defensive" back who was a member of Green Bay's Super Bowl victors, put it in this perspeclive earlier in the week : "When I hear Joh.nny Unitas' name It fr ightens me in a way because in my opinion he 's the master. There is nothing John doesn't do well. He tbrow!I all the passes, he reads the defenses , .. he's the master." The master has quick-strike weapons In wide receivers Edd.le Hinton Md Roy Jefferson, long·baU threats wbo can score any time Unitas puts the ball in the air. And If the Coils can score qu.ickly the Cowboys may be in trouble. The Dallas offense, with ~fort(ln in· consistent, has revolved around the run- ning (If Duane Thomas. But it is much more difficult to play catch-up football by moving on the ground than it is through the air. Unhas' (lbvious talents would appear to give the Colts the strategic edge, and the comfort of being underdogs while they puniue redemption for their Super Bowl loss two years ago also oould provide a motivational edge . Again it's a veteran Gf the Packers' Super Bowl triumphs -this time Baltimore center Bill Curry -who has put his finger on that aspeet of the clash with the Cowboys. "In the t\\'O previous Super Bo~ls · t part~clpated in we were big favorites," CUrry said •. "I'd rather be an underdog." Underdogs have risen up to rap the favorites in the last two Super Bo\\'ls -the Jets upending the Colts 16-7 and the Kansas City Chiefs whipping M•n· nesota 23-7. JOHNNY UNITAS-COLTS QB Bruins Escape :. lnjun Ambush; Trojans Romp STANFORD tAP ) -No. I rankett UCLA turned back a threatened upeel bid by Stanford to edge the IndiaN 58-53 in a Paci!ic-8 basketball &ltl'Y Friday night. It was the 12th straight win of tht y,ear for the Bruins, who have wOi: the last four NCAA basketball cb&m· pionsh.ips. And, third-ranked Southern C8lifornia successfully switching to a zone defe·ris4 midway in the first half. exploded foi a 90-66 rout of the host California Bean Friday night to remain unbeaten. · Leading a balanced attack was forw.ar' J oe Mackey, who had 17 points: ant triggered a second-half rally that pul the game out of reach. DeMis Layton followed with 15 points while Chris Schrobilgen had 12 for ttH Trojans. For the Bears, forward Jackie Sid1!4 countered with 1! tq ieao aii tcOt:tts aild center Ansley Truitt had 15. Brilliant outside shooting by Claudi Terry and Mike Michel pulled Stanforc within three points midway through lht second half. But the Bruins front llrM of Curtis Rowe. Sidney Wicks and Ste'tt Patterson made the difference in thl closing minules. The Indians, playing without t\W starters, employed a slowdown offenst to try aod nullify the Bruins htigH advantage, but UCLA converted fl Stan ford turnovers to take a 2S-17 haUtimt lead. Nine conse&tive points by Terry enabJ ed Stanford to clOSle the gap to ~ six minutes lnto the second half. .,. • After an exchange of free· throw'g, Terry hit another jumper to make· ~ 34-31 . But Wicks and Patterson scorN two baskets underneath to make Jt 3141. and Stanford never got closer than fiV. thereafter. The Indians shot 57 percent from ttw floor, with Terry hitting 10 o( 17 cC leading all scorers with 22 points. Micbe! was fi ve of seven and had II points. Wicks led the Bruinll with 19 poin"', i,1.'hile Patterson had 12. Palmer One Baek Harney, Shaw, Johnson Share Crosby Golf Lead PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -Veteran club professional Paul Harney fired a sparkling four under par 68 Friday and moved into a three.way tie f(lr the second round lead In the $135,000 Bihg Crosby national pro-am golf tournament . Harney, a graying 4l·year old who plays the tour part time as a club pro at Sutton, Mass., was tied at 139 wilh Tom Shaw and another ve teran, Howie Johnaon . Shaw, one Gf three tied for lhe lead at the end or the first 18 holes, 1ltppe£ to a 71 and Johnson, 47, had a 70. ~ ·~ Lurking just off the pace at ~.(.' a group of three including -. Palmer, who had a four-under par· Palmer, the 41-year old ·master ~ hasn't won in more than a year, bog~ the final hole to fall out of the tA for the l(lp, , He was tied with Bob Murphy, wb(. had a 69, and big Bobby Nichols, 72. · he pve up his indepewieot profess.ional st .. s to becilme a contract pro so be could find out just bow good a ter\oia plafer he really is. ¥J>e: 27, Is P"Plflni for his -debut al-~' member of the Workl Champlonsbtp Tepnls """" and will partlcipale In an I'·, Uhibition bere tonight .apinsl AuMl'alia's TOOJ Roche. ' - Biggest Sc.alping Since Custer Nichols. a!S(I a club pro, wu t~ \Yilh Shaw going lnto lhe day'1 ~ but took a double boe:ey six on hil ~ hole -he drove Into the trees llM was over the green In three -to fi1 back. "'·. •• Terry Dill, Ille other member ol U. trio leading after II bola, 'fill out d· contenUon with a fal to ori the frod nine If PeOblt Beach. ,.~ :_; Aller Mhe liid -perJorm; Rod La.et will .meet fe116w ,Nnrpoff Beadl -Roy_... 1n .t11a ·~ leg' ci1 Ille ltl0,000 WCT tour. Lo•er haYi 1a1rtady won tbret of lhe matches -ilo~h ·-ih ia 'Jibuier.i. .... n no.ooo -en'nilnatlng Keil 1{osewall, J Oh'n Ne..._bo ancl Rodie. I ·V""~· ... e ~' KLAllD -R<aie Jackson, ()a,kland A I Uc:a oatlleld<r, 8PJllffilUY la Ptllnc bla ~Ing eye b1ck In the Puerto rutF '-'· Jockaon hll hit !Ith"°""' !w·Santm<e TIOiroclay night. breaking thlt -~·· •lnalt -reoord ol · 11 Ill by Bob Cerv. . . . MIAMI (AP) -SUptr Bowl V could be the acalpen' finest hour since Custer's lllt atud. ' The LitUe Bi, Hotn ol pro fOOlblll is the .:i,000-eeat Oranp Bowl and matters are 1em., allcky -1pproxlmote)y z.s mllUon In South Florida are death~ to ,._e1 .... "Got uy ulraa?" the Wdy charac· lets are 1U.1n1 In Miami B"ch hotel lobb~~ 0 ll )'OU IOI "'l· I'll pay 1411 each." ' Jf thole IW'lfOlll •Ill fork over 40 buc.b, t.bt IOinl nte far tbt "retail" I, Ucket teeken la generally conaidered in tbe '150 ruge. Scalpers always operate at prime. event. such as the World Series, top col- lege footbaJI games and at any regularly sokt-out' lltttla. But, the Super Bowl Is one-of tbe most- wanted ~ all one-clay •ports attractions in the' world. Some of lbe tlcketholders even think It pay.s •to advert.Jae. A Pompano Beach newsptper carried the fol,lo•ina ad dar- ln& tbe week Jeadina-· up to Sunday'• ma tch betwee11 the Dal111 Cowboys and Baldmore Colt.a: "Super Bowl tJcktt.s. Due to ill~ in fimily must.-eeU1.C good Ucket.s, $100 each . Need lllOll<Y !<Jr doclOr bllla. CaU' Ibis aumber:Ask for Eddie.'' · It's doWnright tearful. Miami vice squad cops are peeli!l& an eye !or scalpera, who Lt. Kenneth 1farma Jl.id ''give the city a black eye." If sCalpers get in Harm1r way,' hi! of· fietrs will likely &ive the cad three al· ternaUve1: I, leave the area: 2. sell the IJcieta at face value ; 3. get thrown iD the cllrik. . The whole scene Is wild around MJamJ a11 the National Footba;ll Leagur.shtw- down creeps Jn. Some natJves are scamp.. erlng up the FJorida Turnpike to Fort Pierce -a t»n\ile lrlp -1' ,ab motels and eJ\)Gy ·tbe nearest unblacked out tel· evialol lhowlq. Fort Pierce iJ about 10ld out. too. Gate crathing at the aiant bowl may be an even more serious ~. Somt o< tbe -· burly follown o1 pro root. ball often try to run an end sweep put offlc~ Into ~ ~nd tone 1tands. Two hairy BUY• will push one another arrund like they're hav1n1 a fl&ht. An olflcer will move I• to break It up and Jive will 10 c:ralhing In. Cops have trouble pickln1 up tboee blitzu. Shaw, Harney, Nichole and Pabii(f' 111 played at Spyglaa, HUI and M~ •t Cypress Point. • • .:-: kalt!d round IMOrtt In 1111 lllSAOO 11111 ~j NllflN>I ,,...,.,., tolf lluf'Nmtnl •t hMllt : ... ~, "''"'' ., ...... , ...... ' '°"" Ww M-n-1a .. • """" .. Jeftftton ... ,._,~' ... ..,,.. '"'''"" ~··' i ... Mu,.,., n._,.,..• .._ NldlON -~l••'-'' Clllldl CWt'IMY lMi-1• o.~ l~bt...... l>n-10 MlU., a.rt1tr 7...,_lO • , ~ Af'thtr 1....,_td :~ L.M lld•r ~..,_'lo\' TOtll \ll•ISl(lflf TI•~l .. i1"t ... , .... ""'-"1 ,,.,._,[!' . Onlll<t MMdY ~1 ' "°" c.,, ,.,._, o..,..~ .1 .. ~ ... ~ "'1Mll Jl.11-i.¥ _. • ' -. ·~ · .. . : . ., .. \ • ' .. _., l• D/Jl V PILOT , '70 Champs Lose ~· ~.~Thoma s Hits 25; ·-· ' . ~:Oilers Win, 7 3-55 ~. ' - ···-· By GLENN WIDTE .. ' . .' Of llM l)alty 1'1191 Slelt :. '"senior Wes Thomas came through with ~·a varsity career hlgh of Z5 points to in- spire Hun tington Beach High's hot shool- l.1ig Oilers to a 73-55 Sunset League basket- " 111111 conquest of Westminster Fnday ' flight. An Oil City throng of 1,m wa tched coach Elmer Combs' hosts scorch lhe nt'IS from the noor with 52.9 percent of their field goal 1ries falling through the :.hoops. Westminster canned 30.3 percent :~at its attemp1s. , ·Fans saw the nifty Thomas hit from : everywhere as he canned shots from 10, : IS and 20 feet, put up rebounds and p0tted charity losses. Al.so, reliable junior Steve Brooks was uiere with 20' points and also turned in a credit.able performance. :Thus th e Oilers maintain a share of the c\rcuit lead with Newport Harbor, each unbeaten after four Sunset encounters. It was a game of scoring spurts by each 'ide but in the final analysis it was two such outbursts tha t decided the conflict. The first came in a span that began the last 1:4{1 of the first quarler and ran 2:28 i~o tht> second stanza . :i:n thal stretch Hunti ngton raced away from a 13-13 deadlock to a 2S-1S bulge. The Oiler machine piled up 14 points bi a r0\1-' during the bli!z with Thomas. Brboks and 'l'om Crunk doing most of !he scoring damage. In a minute and 59 seconds the victors had chalked up JO points. ···"Westm inster befell more miseries in an- . mher short stretch that spanned two ·.min11tes and one second. . ·After catching the Oilers suffe ring from ii bit of lethargy . coach Don Leavey's Lions turned on the gas and sliced the deficit lo 50-43 with JS seconds remaining ·:Jr(the third period. : Howe ver. reserve !..(le Ord~·av tanked .~·one from the top of the key at the quar- : tei--endln,I!'. buzzer then Brooks, Thomas •"arid Crunk followed with baskets lo npen :-the fourth quarter. .. . " \Sailors Sta y .Unbeaten Wi th ' , l ~8-59 Triumph '1'ie: Newport Harbor Tars remained in : a first place knot with lluntington Beach ~ 1he Sunset League basketball stand· ~IA'gs Friday night by_ scoring an unexpect- !_csib' tough, 68-59 triumph over the. host :L:iita Saxons . : Coach Dale Hagey's Bluejackets im- :llfOVed their loop record to 4-0 while in- :experience d 1..oara dropped lo 0-t :. :;N~wport grabbed the initial lead and :neger relinquishetl it with the Tars open-~6~ :11 up midway through the second :~on the shooting of Larry Genlosi, ·~as Young and John Kazmer . :; .. 'fiagey o.rde.red a slowdov.'ll game in the :,pt five minutes of I.he contest in order ;fot ·the Sailors to get the best shot. :• -~ said, lhis rotating, controlled of-:~i!ofll! v.·as the only way to gel us going ;~:keep the lead. . ; t<-~e were also trying lo bring them ::<~ Saxonsl out of their zone defense :~a used a 1-2-2 1.one in the first half ~·a 2-3 combination in the second )" :: ~iJ,.Jng, Kazmer and Gentosi paced the :~ S<'flring v.·ith 19, \6 and 15 points. ·: · wtnners shot 4' percent from the ::rt<iO< :: .:~ • ..A.. .A ' ·: .... l-l ...:: -__ ( ···~rt Htr!>Or (U) Le1<1 UI\ ;;'.;-7;' IQ!lpllp ft fl pit~ ii; er ! ~ ~ I~ ~:':~on ~ O ~ :~ '• · 1111foludord l ll ~ "I S S l lJ Ooll<)lt• S l l < \. 614 11M~<Leod l6SI • y 100 4WJ11n•r 0101 o ) o 7 Scl'lr...-..,,9011 7 O I ' '>.:,,.~ Rl'lt><lt• 107• ': ~" 2• 1"0 IS " Tot•li ,, 11 ,. s• • "'" S<t,.. by Ow•rtt" .. ·w~,1 1-l••t>Cr •• 's •, LO.tt U I• ' " " That shot the Orange and Black lo 1 58-43 command and Jt wa~ never close: after that. Westmimter led for the last time with 3:~11 remaining in the first frame, JD-9, and 1t was tied at 13-all before the im- pressive Oilers cut loose. ft II M It ,, It ,, "' ·-· • • l 2G M~•enll•lmer • ' ' • Tnom11 • ' 1 2S MOrr-• • ' ' Wor11W ' ' ' $ Jal\"""" ' • ' • Cr11n~ • • "' 81t~oleY • • ' " "'" • • ' • S.0..11 .. •+ck ' • "' wnn!iel(I • • ' • Lon!UI ' ' ' Wal~<'• ' • ' ' SrnllhW>tl • ' ' ' Ord.v•Y ' ' ' ' Mo,.ao1• • ' ' ' Et Git • ' • ' Olnle~ ' ' ' ' M@<ie••• • ' • ' Tolal• 1llt11/J Totals 111llliJ kare llY O~rl••' We..•m ln•Ter ee'..ch " " u 12-JJ Hun!lnv!on " " " Jl-71 Vike Defen se Shuts Down Foe, 69-38 By HOWARD L. HANDY 01 lht Dilly ,.llDI Sl•ll The killer instinct is stiU lacking but the f.1arina High Vikings displayed an awesome defense in easily slopping the Anaheim Colonists in a Sunset League basketball encou nter on the winners' home court Friday night, 69-38. "If this learn had played to its capa- bilities in every game," coach Jlm Step- hens said after the Friday action, .. it could easily be 16-0 right now. "They just don't seem to hav e the kill er instinct v.·hen it counts although they did a good job on defense out there tonight "Our defense has been our strong point , though, and Uiey ha11e done a good job on everybody but that boy Taras Young of Newport Harbor Wednesday night." The devastating defense of the Vikings, a shifting zone type, limited Anaheim to a pair of field goals in the fir st stanza and t'<'lme out with a vengeance to open the second half. In the third quarler Anaheim could score but one field goal in 15 altempts against the collapsing Viking giants. Vir- tually every Anahe im shot was from out· i;ide.and the Yikes limited each trip down- court to one allempt. Stephen.o; made good use of his reserve~ through the second and fourth periods Y:hen Anaheim collected 29 of its 33-point total. Still stinging from a heartbr£'ak defeat at Newport, the Viking!! roared in lo a 13-l advantage to get lhe evening's action under way and it was no contest there- afler. St£'phel)s and the Viking squad w\11 Imitate the Harlem Globetrotters for the next six games -a 11 six are road en- counters beginning Wednesday night at U>ara and running Jor the next three weeks. Next Marina home game is scheduled Tuesday , Feb. 9 against the Newport Harbor Tars. Bruce ~Hiler had the hol shooting hand for tht-Vikes Friday night, hitting 17 on SC'Ven field goals and lhree charity tosses. Je££ Bult accounted for 16 and Kipp Baird. used sparingly throughout the action. hit 10. The r>.1arina team shot al a 40 7 clip to 20 7 for the Colonists. The first and third period shooting ~centage for Anaheim against !he Mar ina starters was 3 for 30 or 10 percent. It It ot IP I• !I ol I~ !lull ' ' .. ~l"IOIJ\l'I ' , "' ~ano~o ' • ' 11;1r<•l•e • • ' • 8•1rd • ' "' .&.116'lr1C~ ' "' Mi•lor ' ' . " 8••1•n ' ' "' l~utm ' • ' • G•rr!I! • • • • Wa090n•r ' • ' • f!O<I•• • ' ' ' M<:Guir• • • ' • t~"O'I ' ' • , R_,,ldl • • ' Grim•• • ' ' ' 809d•n ' • ' Tf'"rtll • ' ' ' 11_..,•kl • ' ' Smltl'I • ' ' 101111 1• 1• ft ,, T~t•I• l)lt ll)I 1tort b~ Qu1r1e'1 M•""" " " " ,.-.!, An~~elm ' " ' ,...,. ~MU;sion V iejo Upended ' ' ~y Ka te lla Five, 46-45 By PHil.. ROSS 01 '"* DtllY ,.lie! st1tf : Katella High moved a step closer Fri- lcJay night to annexing I.he , <:r~slview :teague basketball till.e In lls 1n111aJ sea· ~n in the AAA circuit. ~ Fugitives from ttie AA Orange League, bf Knights needed a three-polnt play by bnter Jeff Hulton with 28 seconds left ~ 9'1bclue pesky Mission Viejo, 46-45, in Ji . wjJd affair before an overflow throng :iat die llloblol' gym. ;: Mlukln Vit)o drops to 2·2 in the Crest- . whUe Katella remail\.! at the top tbe he•P with o unblemished ( U ) lale. Dlablo coach P•t Roberts told the All.Y PrLOT afterwards, "I havtn't Villa P11rk (defending champion and l>r--JOn tltll" choice) ytt. But Ka tella ookl like the best tum In ~ le:ague ~lebt now. !Orange upset Villa Park Fri· i!•Y niglll, !>41 /." ' lie added . ''I'm sure U>ty (the Knight~l ~!cited up a lillle more momenlum with ~his win.'' ~ If tbe Knights did Indeed aain more \nomletUm. it was the H J!utton who aceomJJUlbed the lnitl1l prope.ll10on. 'l1lt ~ brokt • <13-43 tie on II 12· ) foot turnaround baseline jumper by Jeff Masterson with 40 seronds to go. Kalella brought the ball back down and J·lul!on was fouled by Mission Viejo's Joe: Evans while making Jood on a two-point- er underneat h, The bespectacled Knight then conver1ed the en!Ning charily attempt to complete the three-point eUort and put Katella on top lo stay. Masterson hit on an a.uortment of long r.,nge jumpers a_nd was tile only Diablo in twin ftgures with 11 paints while Stan Whieldon Jed the winners with JS mark-.,,. MiMion Viejo contrlbuUd to Its n1rrow demise by ('()Meeting on only five of 15 trie:ii at the gralis stripe. The Diablos hit '!T.7 percent (21J of 5.3) from I.he field. Each team used only six players Jn t~ light contest with neither side (lpening up more than a to.Jr-point margin. •·t~i. lttl 11>\lni... v~i. UO It It I/II ,,. ''"~'-....... l_lcl.., 5 J J n M••lll•11W1 • ' ' " 11•1• ' ' "' ~•M••fl ' ' ' , '1Ulfl)ll ' ' ' ' EYtnf , • ' ' LooW ' • • , "•'Tlvicn ' ' ' ' OllYl\I .... ' ' ' ' C:llro ' • ' • ..... ' ' ' ' Toi.11 11 1011 "6 To!11t ~ ' " • k•,...., h•mrt K81tlll ' • " ,._. M!uloft vi.11 " I " ,,_., ' DA.ILY ,.ILDT ,.noi-br Lff ... ~ ... WE S THOMAS FIRES OV ER L IONS ERI C SOU THWICK (31 ),. GORDON BLAKELEY. Sam e Old Storv ,; For Charger s: One-point Til t By RON EVANS DI I~• D•llr ,.lie! Slt ll Don't be surprised if Edison refuses cardiac patients admission to any more of its Irvine League basketball games. For the fourth consecutive Irvine League game the Chargers were involved in a one-point decision. The latest came Friday night when they dropped a heart breaking '42-41 verdict to ball control Los Alamitos. As usual. the verdict wasn't decided until the final buzzer finally sounded in the Edison gym. Trailing 42-il with 18 seronds left, the Chargers had a chance to v.·in whelil an Edison player stepped to the line for a pair of free throws. But luck wasn't with the Charger! and they missed both tosses. However, that didn 't end Edison's chance to pull out a victory. Seconds later the Chargers forred the Griffins inlo a turnover . but a jump ~hot by Bill Thomson Jell off I.he rim and ended all hopes or a Charger victory. Outstanding derense by both clubs con- tributed to the low score. The Chargers played the entire contest in a 1-2-2 uine while Los Alamitos defensed all the way in a stingy man-to-man. In the end it was Los Alamitos' defense that provided the difference. Trailing 38-29 with seven minutes to play. the Griffins stretched their defense to mldcourt and quickly forced the. Chargers ~to several miscues. Los Alamltos finally carved out the last of Edison's lead with 2:08 remaining when Ric k Quinn scored a short jumper to give the intruders a 40-35 lead. A free throw by Thomson rcdu~ the margin to 40-39. But the Grifrin! came right back to ~re again on Fritz Millers two-poinler. John Fisher brought the Chargers withi n one at 42--41 , but that was as close as Edison could come. in Lhe hectic finish. Thomson, Fisher and Mark Harmon all scored 10 points to lead the Edi.son attack. Quinn was the high scorer for the Griffins. also '14'ith 10. The victory was the third agai.n.st a sln.g}e loss for the Griffim. By losing, Edison's league record fell to 2-2. The Charger.i entertain Magnolia Wednesday night. * * * L .. Ai....ITO< 1•1) l!fl-{fll ... ff .. r,n ,1 1, Qui"" • ' ' " "'•'"""' ' • ' " ~·-... • • ' • Wr!•l'IT ' ' ' ' G111 ' ' ' • ~!1111• • ' . " Miiier ' • ' • r.....,,..,.,, ' • '" , . .,.,.rt • ' ' ' ' AtUI ' ' ' • lttPtr ..... ' • ' • M111• ' ' ' I ""I'"" • ' ' ,_ • ' • ' T'""'"'"' • , • Sml!I\ • • • • Tnr111 IJU1l0 Tolth " ' ,, ti kere •v a.tr11n. LO\ Alll!'lllOt " • ' ,,..., EdllCltl " " u s-t·1 MESA WRESTLING FINALS TONIGHT Eliminations are under way at Costa ~tesa l-ligh School's Orange Coast wrest· Jing tournament with the championship finals billed tonight at 7. The tourney is comprised ()f 17 high school teams including Corona de\ ~tar, Estancia, Newport Harbor, Fountain Valley, Marina, Jiuntington Be a ch, Edison, Westminster and host Mesa. Others competing are Santiago, B-Olsa Grande, Alhambra, Los Amigos, Santa Ana Va\ley, La Quinta, Orange and Rancho Alamitos. Fountain Valley's Inine League jug- gernaut is the team favorite. Huntington Beach and Bolsa Grande are given the best chance. to up!el the Barons· cart. Sea King Fi ve Jolted, 50-49, By Magnoli a "I can't believe it. It's just unreal." That's coach 'l'.endy Gillis' comments following his team's fourth consecutive one-point decision in lrvint League basketb.ell play Friday night as his Sea King~ £ell to visiting Magnolia , 50-49. The loss drops Corona de.I Mar to a 2-2 mark while Magnolia's second straight win puts the Sentinels back Into the title picture, a game behind co-leaden E.!tancia and Los A1amilos. And it was another case cJ. the final outcome be.ing in doubt until tbt buzzer as Corona del Mar got Ha chance to pull It out with fi ve seconds left. The Sea Kings' sophomore guard Casey Jones pilfered the baU with five seconds left and gol off a 20-foot shot, but the ball missed and Magnolia's tall. physical crew held on (or the victory. Magnolia had Jed by seven with 2:30 lefl before Corona's pres.'! heJped narrow the margin. The Sentinel! hurt the hosts con- sistently in tile rebounding department as the Sea Kings could aC'COOnt for only five offen!llve rebounds. Ken Murray (6-5) .and Bob Stewart (~) were the rebounding strength for Ma gnolia .and the latter hit for 18 along with Charley Richie. Corona del Mar's double figure scorers were Mike Se.vier (11 ) and Jones (10). c .......... Ill•• ffl) M•1Mfl.t t•I ,, " iH • .. " ' C.•l•lbY • ' ' ' ·-·"' • • ' " Com•"" ' ' ' ' w1i.1111 • • ' • $ooYltf • • ' , MU1''"Y • • • • 1(111•1•• ' ' • ,K ..... ' ' ' ' SY""'" • ' J • Hehl.ti • l . " ,_, ' • . " lllfleflY • ' • L-ll•f • ' ' I 111(.~lt ' ' ' " Tot111 11u11 11 To1111 llUUJt i<tn l>y ON.,.,.. Co~• dtl Mer !( • U l~ "'"~"" 1• " ' ,._.,, Monarchs Rip Friars, 57.4,7, In Loop Opener POMONA -Mater Dci combatted a futile Servile pressing ·defense with a successful control offense Friday nlgh~ and went on to record a 57-47 win in the Angelus League basketball_ opener for both teams at Ca! Poly (Pomona), The contest was lhe first game of an Angelus doubleheader al the Pomona col - lege with Bishop Amat dumping St. An- !hony 52-48, in 1he nigh!cap. Mater Dei jumped off 10 the inllial lead and never relinquished it, allhough Ser- \'ite pulled to within one. at 37-36. with five minutes left in !he third period. Servitc's full court zone press failed to materialize as Rick Kniffin and his Mon . :irch mates constantly broke through the Friars' wall for easy lay-ins. 'l'he J\.1onarchs, who shut high scoring SC'r\'!le off \\'i\h man -to-man coverage. were paced by Kniffin·s 20 points and 20 rrbounds while teammate Steve Kemper added 23 in the latter department. "It••• Dtl !!7l 5•n1ll1 j'7) 19 II pl Ip ,. It pl ,, r .. ,, ' • ' • '""'"""~'0 Knl"l" • • '" Sfymovr l>:emper ' ' ' • Ho•gt r 0 l(flfV ' ' ' Pr"l•lllt Pob••rs • • ·' • K~rc~tr H••H>l!•1 ' ' ' • G't•n ' • ' ' N•~•v • • ' • Gorm•n • • ' • TOMll '1!l llll To1•1• ko,. D~ Ouarttn M•ltr o" " " " Sf•vl" • " " Area Jaycees In Cru cials ' • , ' ' ' "' • ' "' ' ' • • ' • , 1.11115 41 ,._,, 11 ...... 1 A very similar situation faces Sad- dleback and Orange Coast College tonight as JC conference. basketball action resumes. Both come into tonighfs games off impressive victories needing wins to stay in the conference races. To compound the situation. both meet circuit leaders. Saddleback ( 1-2) hosts Chaffey (3.()) at l\1iss ion Viejo High in a Mission Co nference crucia l whlle Orange Coasl t 1-1 J tangles with vllliting Cerritos (3-0) in Soulh Coast circuit play. Both begin at 8, Coach Roy Stevens' S a d d I e b a c k Gauchos dumped Southwes"lem Wed- nesday night, 79-61, to bounce back into tlUe contention. Oiaffey Is the surprise team of the circuit. Coach Birney New~·, club wu picked to finish last In the coaftrenct, but has captured three ln a row, Including 1 M-ts overtime win over Cltrus Wednesday. Orange Coo.st snapped an el1ht-game losing streak with Its 14-19 overtime verdict over Sant11 Ana Wednesday. but co a c b Herb Livsey'• Pirates flet one of their toughest obstac1es cit the season tonight. Cerritos, 13-4 on the ~ason, ripped San Diego Mesa 190-64) We.dne!Mlay. The Falcons are paced by 8-9 center F.v Fopma, a fir.it team all-confetcnce telec- tlon last )'ear. Big Sports TV Ag enda Scheduled lt's SUper Bowl Sunday In Miami and the game will spill across the. nation via television, making It cine of the top sport! attractions in the country. The Dallas Cowboys, NFC champions, and the Baltimore Colts. AFC title holders, meet for the crown of pro- holders, meet for the crown ol proresalon· al football with game lime at 11 on Channel 4. Preliminarie! begin at 9:30 with a film eotitled, "A Man Named Ulmbardi''. An.er the hour-long &bowing, a pre-game special featuring Joe Namath will bring faros to the kJckoff at 11. Carefully stef;ring clear of the Super Bowl extravaganza. the Bing Crosby Pro- Am tournament from Pebble. Beach will follow the Super Bowl on Channel ' at 2;30. Third round play in the Crosby evtnt will be seen al 3 this afternoon with the final roun d o.n Sunday. A log-jam of sports exists today at 3 when Channel 2 preaenls the CBS Golf Classie ; Channel 4 has the Crosby: Channel 7 presents a celebrity bowling tvent: and Channel 13 brings a college basketball game between the University of Nevada at Las Vegas and the St. Mary's Gaels. The UCLA-California basketball game can be seen live at 2:30 oo Cha11nel 5 lhis afternoon and again at 11 tonight on the same channel by tape delay. The USC-Stanford game will be seen on Channel II by tape delay lon ight at 10:30. TODAY 11 A0011 ta)CL -HIGH SC1"100L llASKETaALL 2:.>o p.rn. ($)CL -COLLEGE I ASKETIALL -UCLA 11 C•llltlr"la . ro~nJ'·m,;,.,~2~~ Bruc~IS~~;F .~LA~~Y -Nl~~~ ch•!l•nqt Tommy A•ron at\d CMrl11 C-y. !•/<L -GOLF TOURNAMENT -T~lnf.rollftd ec Ion '" I~• lOlh 81nq Crosby Pro-Am from "•!>bit leoth Cou"'°l Cll/b, (1)CL -C:ELEB1tlTY BO:f.L· !ZB. o,,,.c.-1.,;1"'1~Qu'i:..11-.=1 .~~1~~"n31~t· ~ COLLEGE BASKETllALL -Tiit Rtbel• cl 1M Unl,,..rslrv ct NtYadt •f t.•1 VIOll n. tr.. G•el1 ol SI, M••Y'•. l:XI om PJCL -PRO BOWLERS TOUlt -clos!nv ecrlon In !lie '5(1,000 °'""'' °"""· Fl•• ""•ll•ls •Oil IC• n l!r1t prl•\ DI M.OO(I. Nel>~n !lur1~"· Jr. 11 I~• deltndlna c t mp. l•lCL -PRO HOCkEY -NI-IL hlOhllght1 of ltlt Wftt-'1 Olrft1'J "'" oten on lhll wt•klY h•ll·tlo<I~ s~1e1. • P.m. ()JCL -H0R5E R.C.CI! -TM l•at11r1 '"'' from Artedlt'S Senti Anl11 P1rk 11 1tlt S.\.0.000 ~In C~rlO. Ht .... IC~p, ...... n !urlG"lll. IOUr-Yl~•·Olds 1....:1 VP • S p.m. (1)(L -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -SchtdYlt<l: Tne lnrerntrlo~•I Gri nd "'Ill MOIOcrou MolorCYClt rhamplon1hlp. .C.llO li'le rn11r,..11lon1I Sk! Jump!n1 Ch1m111Gnllllp, ltped J•n. I 11 Germl1th·Ptrlenklr<llef!t WtU Gtrmtny. (!ICL -PRO llASICETl!ALL -l he LO. Angell• laktr• YI. lhe Hl""".I ., .Alllnll. I p,m. (S)CL -eOXIHG -Sc-111td: J9' Shtllori YI, Jimmy Fltll:lwr In • ''"""' .. 1'etYl'*tillll bGul. 10::>0 p.m. flllCL -COLLEGE !1.&.Sl(ETllALI.. -Tl'le USC TroltM lltt '"" Sllnl1H"d lndltl'll. Tao. <leltY, Tl pm, f!ICL -COLLEGE 8ASKETIALL - 'l"h• UCL!. Bruins YI. '"' C•ll!ornl• letro. T111M eerll~ In cley, SUNOAY t :JO 1.m, fl)CL -VINCE LOMIAROt -.. ,., Min N•mee• Lombard! -Ml Playln~ d1y1 11 ont ol Pordh•rrie "•fven blocks ol p,r1nll1 O•J.l.J1~ ,_ •ru•lrtll"ll ~:~~:• .,.:J., c"r;'l~" ~c~1:••;;;~•·E~':l .!~•::~~111; ~1 • .a.!,'Z~ ~ ~~·'" s~:~• :!*~rt~i;,.. ·~r.:. w~t 1111"5; at\d, flntllv. • rebvlldl"ll IOb ti W11h11'1!11Gn. !O 1.m. (11CL -r,110 HOCl(EY -T"" Now York Rt"V1'1 •n<I he Blt<k H1*11S l•tt off In Chic•oo. 11 •.m. !II CL -SUPER BOWL -Tht 0•1111 CP*briY• V•, me a1nimort CCIII In tht flflh S11oer !!owl, tlfca., 1•0"'1 Mlem!. 7:111 p.m. l•lCi. -GOLF TOUl!N.&.M EHT -Fl~•l·rovnd •ctlcn ln t~ llllh 111119 CrDlby Pro-Am, 1'~"'0~~~1f1~c'~'"_co~~'O c~'bbCKEY -The Loi AnOtilJ King1 "" mt ~Ivers ti Pllllad1lp/\lt. Mustang Ace Run s in LA Indoor Meet Cosla ~tesa J·ligh's Doug !\1acLean will run in the second section of the high school two mile run tonight at tbe. Sunk.ist Invitational track and field meet at th• LA Sports Arena. A 6-3 junior, MacLean placed fifth in tbe Irvine League cross country finals last fall with a 9:20 clocking for a two mile course at Corona dcl Mar. Ile captured the lrvine loop mile crown last spring with a 4:22 mark. MacLean. wbo also ls a starting forward for coach Emil Neeme"s ~iustang varsity basketball .squad, i~ entered in the same Sunk.isl race as Marina's Dave Lockman (9:31} the Sunset loop cross country champ. The. lop competition for the area pair should come from Orange's Randy Spotts (Q:23), the Crestview League's individual cnm country titlist. The firSt section of the Sunk.1st prep eight lap event includes the likes of Larry Greer (Lakewood), Chris Hoffman (St. Bernard), Marc Genet (Santa An•) and Mark Dulaney (P.elos Verdes), to mention just 1 few. Edison's fabulous freshman, Dennis Wilson., is entered ia the 14-and-unde.r t .000-yan:I run. along with La Quinta's Howard Keeley. a Foontain Valley res!· dent. We!tminster ts slated to ent!r a four· man mile relay combo in the second section of that prep event. Tbe Lion quartet Js comprised of Jett Young, Rieb Hoy, Tim Edwards., Jlm Keathley. Davis Cup Ban Still Unchanged LONOON -South Africa and Rhodesia were excluded from Davia Cup tennis competilJon for 11nolher Jtar In 1 decision Frtday by the tournamenta• emergenc:y committee. The commillee. meetlng to make the draw for the European Zone. decided th1t the political 1ltu1Uoo wes unclun1cl!d from latt year when lM two countri11 were barred because of their 1parthekf policies. ' " Prep, JC Hoop Loop Standings SOUTHERN CAL (0 .. Fl!Rl!MCI: Got"" War lA H1rl!OI' ltill Hondo cv,.en L" Soulhwtll l"CC E11I LA W L Pl' PA lOH&j .. ' ' lJ! l:ICI 11111 1n 11 1)171• 11 2J01!J • 1 n1 111 I J l'U :lOJ l"rl<il•Y'• Sc.,.., LA SoulhW••I 1·1. c~11rtu SJ l•CC 15. E•sl LA 15 LA Htrbor lo\, Rio Honclo lJ Golllon Wo•I, bv• l'l'i4tY'1 Olmn lllo Hon<lo •I Cvor~u LACC t i LA Sou1nwu1 ''""....,,., c;;,_ L.' 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DAILV PILOT J3 Estancia Eagles Fly High,., Bombard SA Valley, 77-!i9 By CRAIG SllEl"F ot ""' Dellr , .... $tltt A full court. preu and some accurate shooUng from the free throw line sparked Estan-. cia Hlgh's basketball ieam lo a surprisingly easy 17...S9 Irvine League victory over SanLa Ana Valley Friday Right in the win- ners' gym . The vk:.tory kept the Eagles of coach Gary Carr in a first place tie with Los Alamitos, a 42--tl winner over Edison. The two front-runners clash Wednesday at Estancia. Estancia 's full court press played havoc with Valley, fore· ing the Falcons into nine turn. overs iw the opening quarter. AJ a result the Eagles zipped Anieater Freshmen Roll, 98-83 'l'he UC ll'\'ine freshman ex· press conlinued lo roll in high gear Friday night with a 98-83 victory over Cal Western JV in a single game played on the Crawford llall hardwoods. Six UCI players scored in double figures as coach Jerry Hulbert's squad posted its ninth straight victory without defeat. "This was the best team we have played this year." Hulbert said after the contest. "I felt that Rick Mosier and Sleve Higgins played ex- ceplionally well on defense." Mosier and Andy Hansen were high point men with 17 with Gary Denton close behind at 16. UCI opened in front and held an eight-point bulge at the intermission. never trail· ing in the second half. to an early lead and maintain- ed it lhrouah the action. With Valfey 's 6-6 center Jim Keyes being double-teamed by the Eagles' Dou& Confer and Hank Moore, the Falcons' only scoring threat was cut down considerably. Despite the fact Valley was turning the ball over and Keyes was not getting his points, the Falcons still stayed within eight JX>inls through the first two quarters. It was oot until the opening minute of the third quarter, when Keyes was charged with his fourth foul , tha.( Estancia started to pull away. Valley coach John Kubas yanked Keyes for the rest of the third quart.er and that was it (or the Falcons. Ahead J9..35 at that juncture, Moore hit on a drive shot and when fouled added a free tnrow to give the Eagles a 42-35 lead. After Confer and Falcon guard Kermit Olson traded buckets from outside, the Eagles' Gary Orgill followed with a free throw and \hen Confer ripped off five points in a rO"N and Estancia had the game i111 the bag, 60-37. Keyes returned to the action at the slart of the fourth quar· ter, but by that time Eslanc1a had a If-point bulge (53-39). With Estancia up by 21 l7~ 49) with three minutes to ao. Carr pulled his starters ~:the roar or the partisan Estjncia crowd . Orgill kept the Eagles out In front with some fine free throw shooting in the opening half. He canned llline Of 11 in the first half and fi!"jshed wjth 17 charily t06Ses in 22 attempts for the game. Orgill took scoring honqrs with Z1 while Confer c~d 19 and Moore hit 17. Keyes Jln · ished with 17, getting ni.De in the opening half. . Brea 4th Period Spurt Downs Laguna, 76-63 '. Brea is now l·l. Brea held I 29-26 advanbke at the half, but Laguna roraed ahead 49--47 after t b.r e.e quarters to set the st.age° for ·: Jones' heroics. •', ,.,, • 1 ,. " • •I :ro ' ' J' 15 ' • l•l ' ' ! • ' .... {16) " " ~·l~~ll I• II " b " El Dor16o l l 1l1 .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tonight they travel to San Fernando Valley State with the varsity to tangle with the ~1atadors. Game time for the rre~hman encounte r is 5:45 with the varsity lilt at 3. ~n11 ... 11 ·-'I ! ~ • ! • Ltt1in1 !ot'Kh 0 1 1)0 4-""ltbldl ' 0 1 IU1 """''''Sc""" Br .. 76, L1gun1 Btadl •l s°""'~' ,., Et Dorallo H V1litnci1 16, S1ddl1btck JI Tu9MI••'• C1mn S.dd!t!HICI( 11 Lagu"t Bt1c!I IEI Dof•do 11 8rot V1l1nclt ti Sonorf CltlESTVIEW LIEAGUE W L II~ Kt1•ll1 4 0 75' Tu1I~ l I 160 Mlu!on Vieio 1 1 Xll FOOll\ill 1 1 161 Or•1>11• 1 ' 160 Vlll1 Pit-1 111 EI Mo<1en1 3 1J6 S111 Cltm1nt1 o 4 119 l'~ilill'l''t Scorn K•lell.I "6, Mission Vlt lo ~~ ()r-1 .S, Vlllt Ptrk '3 FDOl~ltl 10, El Modtnt 61 Tu1T!n $1, SI" C!l!'men!t 5' Tuetda~'I Scorof Mlul..., Vit lo t! San Cl•m•nlt OAJlOlfH GJlOVlf· LlfAGUE Jl1ncho ,.,lamllo• 4 O Jllll P'tclllcl I 0 101 Gorden Grove 111 Mtlll Granri~ 16• Lt Oulntl 18' S.1111-Ill LM Am!go1 0 j 111 l'P'INV'• Scorn P'tc!fkl n. Los Ami.,.. U O••""' G..i~e 10, S.ntlago II "' '" .. "' ,. "" '" m •• '" ·~ ,,, '" ,., "' "' '" "' lltl'ICl!o "''•mlio. ti, eoiw Gr•nrlt 11 Uni Takes 63-56 Loss Bosco Tech took adv antage of some cold shooting by University High in the third quarter to post a 63·56 non league basketball triumph at Tustin High Friday nighL Coach John Driscolrs young University team led 27-25 after two quarters but could n.ot maintain the momentum after the halftime break. The losing Trojans were outscored, 25-6. in the third eight minutes, hitt ing only two of 19 field goal attemplS, Bosco. mean,vh ile cashed can- ned 11 of 2:2 from the field. U11lnr111y fH~ ft l't ti> fi•ll<•r I 1 1 ' Mf::'j : l ' 1,1 Mui lnhc ' 0 1 ·=-~ ' 0 itv•r• G ! ~ ! Tol•lt 11 2l 11 54 INN llJ ov.rflt'I Se.u T.cri H 1• 2S l,_.l Uf'llw~fY 11 16 I D--51 Hard-Juel\: SC Drops 58-56 Tiff San Clemente continued its stroll through hea rtbreak alley Friday night, dropp ing a 58-:>6 <lecision to the Tustin Tillers in a Crestview League en- counter played on the losers' court. A!ter leading for the first three stanzas, the Tritons fell behind 53-52 with less than two minutes to play. Going into the final period it was 4&-43 in fa vor of tthe ho sts bul three minutes into the final stanza. Tusti n knol- led the count and ii was ;i see.saw ballle from \hf'n t1I the end. With 10 seconds rema ining. it was anybody·s game with Tustin leading. 56-55. Bill Helm drove for the basket and scored a layup al lh1s point to make it 58-55 and ii made little difference that Craig AnderSoll tallied a free throv.r with five sf!i:onds to play. \1n Ckm1n11 15') " " " •• McC111on • ' • V•lo•• ' • ' " 1(11018 • ' ' " Anderton • ! l " S.0110!1'~ ' ' i~ I • I • ' ' 81uer ' ' ' ' TO!lll " " " ~ T111tl!\ (SI) seventy-one for everyone now1t ~~!i HCIQ HAAIOR ILYD./COITA MEM (114) MN100 Baron Five Zips Past Mesa, 80-70 By ROGER CARLSON Of the Dl ll• 1"1111 Siii! lt \\:asn't a case of the one· pcint margin deciding the out· come of the Costa Mesa-Foun- tain Valley 1-figh confrontation Friday night , but if ever the action typified a wild prep basketball race. it was al Fountain Vall ey. Coach Dave Brown·s hos! Barons surv ived the frenetic flurry, healing the Mesans. 80-70, to up their Irvine League record to 2-2-a game behind the leaders. i\1esa. meanwh ile dropped lwo ganies off the pace with its third straight loss. At times the game resembl- ed a cross between a ping-pong match· and a rugby enc<>unter. rn all. there V.'ere 52 fouls called by officials. and at times it seem ed like they still Y•ere n't calli ng enough in- fraction.~. And 54 turnovers between 1he two 131 for Cost a ~1esa and 23 ror the BaronsJ turned the game into ne ar shambles .<IS the tv.•o raced back and forth at break·neck-spetd. tn the end it was Fountain Valley's 16-poinl spurt in the la tter stages or the th ird period that provided the Barons with the necess2.ry margin. Brown's crew stole the ball repeatedly from its man-to- man full court pressure and went in for easy layups to up a shaky 4&:41 lead with 5:26 to go in the period to and Dave with f i ne were also in with 16 and Mesa 's Ton1 Sampson Neeme's crew with 20. '~""'''" v1111v uo Sl>ib•t• l(ri•lln•I ll'IOtr G. G~rbtt ~n~~-•~• ·-~ Piii• w·~:j, •• 11 . ' ' . ~ l ~ : ' . 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' ' • I •I• t ,iuy • 1tf it better at lhe Whtrehouse" _.,.. a r·rtn..,. ·'··-.ii----·--· ,,.. ii ,,-.... ~ .. --- " .. . .. . . . ·~ Ebsen Ba~k on Road With Play By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Buddy Ebxn attended 1 local stage pre se ntation of "ftosebloom" and was so thoroughly repelled by a pu- trid xene he got up and walk· ed out of the theater. "It was the sickest. most disgusting thing I've ever seen on the stage ," E~n said, furiously. ln.!!tcad of simply carping about the play's vulgarity and lack of taste. Buddy has chosen to do something about it .. J told myself surely we can do better thin&• than that in the theater,'' be said in lhs gloomy rehearsal stage on Wilshire BoWevard. "So I'm bttung the road for 12 weeks in a play that I think will bring some humor, love, a litUe sex and the good things in life instead of the sick ones." The play is "The Apple of His Eyes," in wtlich the late Walter Huston starred some 25 years ago. Ebsen appeared in the play for a week last August in Wichita. Kan .• and was a roar· ing success . Movies to Stage Be1·gman ru1d Bolt Reversing Trend By GREGORY J ENSEN and thoughts, matters of pure LONDON (UPI) _ In the guesswork in conventional staging. beginning was the stage, and He uses other ci n e m a lhe movies borrowed shamelessly from iL techniques as well. There is the perfe<:I counterpart of a From the acting style of movie closeup, for instance, silent film s -basically the in the way he focuses all school which might h e atlellltion on Miss Smith's face represented by Henry Irving for an emotion-revealing ex· of John Wilk es Booth -to pression. the latest film of a Neil Simon Bolt's use of film techniques comedy written for the is even wider. In "Vivat! theater, the movies always have been heavily in debt to Vivat Regina !", his crackling the legitimate stage. play about the duel between Queen Elizabeth I and Mary. In London at the moment Queen or Scots, he ll3eS ahnost are two plays whic h reverse every trick kJtown t o this traffic. They are. a rare photographers. To him a split and fascinating pair. screen is child's play. In one it is the author who Example: tn one scene is consciously cinematic. Tn Elizabeth (a magnificent the other it is the director. performance by E i I e e_ n Both men have film creden. Atkins) sits in c o u n c 1 I lials of the very highest downstage, debating the ap- The director is Ingmar poifltment of a new bishop. Bergman, the Swedish creator Upstage is a pulpit with an of highbrow. symbol · laden occupant in darkness. As films which have made him Elizabeth dictates a Jetter, a great name in movies. light rises on the curate in The author is Robert Bolt. the pulpit. He reads hi s reply \Vho WOl'I an Academy Award and the light fades. for his fir st screen play, "A The result: a perftct movie Man for All Seasons." and "jump cut,•• compressing V."On another for ' ' D r . distance and time by quick Zhivago." leaps from .scene lo scene. Bergman, in the. National Withi• one st.age. scene, a half Theater's production of "Hed· dozen such jump cuts cover da Gabler," is bou nd by the several months and 300 miles rigid framework of Ibsen's of distance without an actor play. He is helped by the moving a foot . mov~wise cast headed by Example: Mary Queen or Oscar winRer Maggie Smith Scots l&lt's wife, Sarah and her husband. Robert Miles) holds court. As she Stephens. sweeps out a courtier cr ies Bergman's intent is to make a ri tual "Ho! The Queen," the c ere bra I visible. His and minions glide on to change technique is one borrowed the fur Riture. As they work slraight from cinema -a another courtie r cri es '"Ho split screen, showing the au -The Queen," •and the minions dience two sceRes at once. bow as Elizabeth sweeps tn this "Hedda" the stage onstage. ts a red cave split in the1;;::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:=;\ center by a vertical line. To BALBOA the. right is the action arena Ibsen's stage, set 673-4048 naturalistically Y:ith an in. OHM terior of his period. To the 6:41 left of the line is the cerebral 719 I.._, ... arena -the area where wti.. ""'lnaula BergmaR makes visible the,11...:.....:.... _____ :;:: characters' off-stage emotions BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY-WED., 1 p.m. ADULTS $1.00 e Now Showin9 • • AISOLUnLY WILD AND FITFULLY FUNNY FAICI -move it's purl! GIBld! • • I'~ . ' ~ l !e• . --. . ' # , PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT SHOWING NOW TONITI ONLY! h• OfRM 0.--.. 1:11 , . .-. "LOVE STORY" wlll l,e ihown et •~OO·ltOO·IOiOO el!d 11 P·"'· Storrlnt ALI MocGRAW & RYAN O'NEAL PAC.:.IC'S BUENA PARK DRIVE-IN LWICOUI AW:.· 1 M.OCKI WUT OP IUCH It.YD. <••·•••lhtl.MCOLN nrt1• c.._..._ UNDll It Plflf 1lllrMONI 714/111-4070 I He opens this wttk 1n SL Louis and wiU travel on to Cincinnati, St . Paul, DetrOit, Pittsburgh, Oeve.land, New Haven, Wilmington, Baltimore and Philadelphia. 'This pl:iy will give au· dience a choice to see the joyful , entertaining lhings..1.n-- stead of the junk that only 10 years ago people only told their psychiatrists." Buddy's mission is more of a challenge than anything else. He is an extraordinarily wealthy man with a television s how , ''The B ever l y Hillbillies," and business in- Joan11e Acts Like Dancer On Days Off HOLLYWOOD (AP) Joanne Woodward likes dan· cing better than acting. That's why . five days a week from 9 to 10 a.m. and sometimes longer. she takes b a 11 e t lessons. That's also why she's president of the Bal\et Society of Los Angeles. On weekdays. right after breakfast. the actress.-wife of actor Paul Newman can be found with other middle-aged wo1nen and actresses scur- rying in maxi coats into the David Lichene School of Ballet in Beverly Hills. .Joanne and her friends run lo the floor and the bars while the director shouts the calls for round de jambe or porte. "It's agony," says Joanne. '·Sometimes every m u s c I e i:;lrains and hurts. But I do it because I love dancing more than I like acting. I would love to have been a dancer." H " r strenuous exercises have gone on for six years. She began lhem after analyz· ing herself. .. , had just had my third baby,"' she told an in- tervicv.·er. "I was 35, lat and flabby. I said to 1nyself, 'I am not going to become a middle.age slunk, and I am not ready lo become a character actress.' " vestment& I.hat would preclude working in stock. ln "Tht Apple of His Eyes," he portrays a man of middle years whl;> r alls In love with a girl in her ?Os. It is essentially a comedy with overtonn of drama and rural homilies. Buddy interrupted himself to go C11D stage for reheanal. lfis performance was as dif· ferent from Jed Clampett of the "HillbiUles" as laree from tragedy. Ebsen completed t h i s season 's episodes of his CSS. TV series and could indulge himself in sailing or fishing from hls Newport Beach home. But he has bis re.a.sons for wor king. "I originally came from the theater," he said. "I feel very much alive on stage. "Oscar Hai:nn1er:slein once was asked why be did bright, cheerful things wben more serious s ubj ects were available. He said the tot.al spectrum or theater includes a.II activities and human moods, and that he chose to F - say 'Oh, what a be.aulifuJ ~ . morning.' _,- "J feel the same way,'' HITS THE ROAD Ebsen concluded. "Anybow, Buddy EbMn rm stage struck." ------'------- New Haven's Wharf Untried Plays Find Honie By WILLIAM GLOVER NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) -New plays from far places are proving a popu l ar specialty at the Long Wharf Thea~r. Like professional resident troupes all over the country, Long Wharf keeps hunting for fresh dramas to whet audience enthusia sm and avoid the repertory rut of just recent Broadway hits or familiar classics. Instead of primarily con- centrating on the domestic output. management has suc· cessfully, searched abroad for .scripts oomehow missed, or deliberately ignored, by New York's com m~r ci al im· presarios. \Vith the redoubtable Morris fered by rt!gional theaters are, but M. Edgar Rosenblum, the like a Jot of of£.-off-Broadv.·ay executive director, reports experimentation, either self· both subscription and in· conscious memoirs of fledgling dividual ticket sales up from authors or some sort of anti· last year. Establ ish~nt_ manifesto of\.,-~-..,-,-0---"""--,-..,-.-,-,-,-,..--,. scant orlginahly. The local assortment or im· ported wares, ranging from j 1 ·--psychological probe through folksy humor to contf:>mplative * HEY KIDS! * character study stretches a Big Pal Show Today, 1:30 far greater dramatic range. JOHN WAYNE And may in..O be partly "HELLFIGHTERS" responsible for growing au-TOMITE AT 6:tl ••:Ji dience interest. Like most other resident companies, Long Wharf is straining financial resaurces, . . ' ' ~ ... ' ..... Ca rnovsky in the key role, !D'THCE1"ru1tr-P01t,_ GOllE VID!ol"S lt.VJtt~l ~-,, the company has just com-MYRA i pleled a lauded run in "Yegor "RfO LOBO" BRECKINRIDG. EI Bulichov," by Russia's pro--111ws letarian author, Maxim Gorky. ''MONTE WALSH" IV\ I The production was the first with L" M1rv111 ~.::~·~~;.~.::.:::~ • in this country, 38 years afterll~~'~'~"'~'"~-;:• .. =·~·~···~·~·~··~·~:!!~~§~~~;~· Ji the Moscow premiere of a most intriguing, Chekhov-like ·1 character study. Earlier this season. Long • Wharf presented a strange French murder melodrama, , "A Place Without Doors," by Al~ ...... ---R.ICHAIID Marguerite Duras. Cheered ~ .....,. BURTON loudly by visiting c ritics, the -·'FF-· .. .,.. GrNi:vtEV£ import since has traJ1sferred ..,.._ Jlll •..-r fkiJotD -llmlllf' lll8 MU ... -to one of Broadway's new •llflm .,....llUUllS HALW.wn - midd!e-size theaters with the """' n.. ~-.~~·, • _ .,~ -"' I A ... ~-... original cast, f.1ildred Dun-'"'°'"'•"'"°'t1JO •"".-oo-io-•1 -~ANNI_. nock. Alvin Ep.stein s n d 1.01.a -·•"'°'r J JO& •ii .,.. i .•. 10.,.; Richard A. Dysart. The same New Haven-to-- New York route was pioneeredl.:.._-=:::;;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;; last year by "Whistle in the Dark," the story of a robusl Irish family by Dub I in 's Thomas Murphy. The show racked up 100 performances off Broadway. Arvin Brov.•n. the theater 's .artistic director. isn't neglec- ting naticc scripts, for later this season a new pair of playlets by Robert Anderson Is scheduled. But in ranging off into the recent. or, in the case of the Gorky work. WIEIDATS -RAP 1 & 1~DMIGlllr4S SAT. & SUlll.· fl.AP 12:JO· 4115: 1 & 1Di31 DIHIS 2:ll • S:OO • l 14S the overlooked literature ol ., other countries, Long Wha rf .... : As presid ent of the ballet society , Miss Woodward has been trying to spur more in· terest in ballet. She regrets there aren't more places in Los Angeles for ballet students to perform. "When we need to raise an extra $400," she said. "I bring my ballet film s over here, ""e charge S5 admission and serve cookies and cakes which we bakf'. l"m the pro- jectionist.'' has avoided a common !" =< parochial pitfall . ;;;------;;===;;::==:::;:::;~---~~ ~ Many of the premieres of· -; : ~ J..: ~ ~ Her husband has seen ltttle or Joanne"s prowess at ballet. "Paul carne over only once to watch." she said. "He was stunned al the hard work.·· 'Wager' Fihn llOLLYWOOD (U PI > Producer-director Ro be rt Altman will film his Warner Bro s. picture, ''T he Presbyter.ian Qiurch Wager" on location in Vancouver, B.C. "M·A·S-H" is t'1e best Americ1n war comedy since sound in!" ., lngo Premin1er Productioa ......riil _., ll( UllE' ~---ALSO PLAYING-- lhe story of a beautiful girl's lifetime between the ages of 19 and 22 . NATIONAt. 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Io ~I I o ' ' 1 ' i ' ~~ -, "• :: :· ~ i •. ; ~ ·< ~ ;~ .. •• ~ ~ ~~ -: .. •• .. ~ •• =· ·: .. :1 ~ t~ S1tl.lrU11, JMUAf"r 16, 1971 * DAILY PILOT JT ' Diieheoek Qoiei ·Gay Splendid 'Cabaret' at UCI Director Leaves Horror at Studio LONDON (AP) -H la "lie Is very quiet and neat llon'OI' ~ not worry her. .. ,,,.,. Ii .. demand fer u and it terves a purpose,' .. 1hi said. "My buoband teoda to treat tt u .. joke ond th1t rel...., mud! of -Olo ·lenalon." -~ J By TOM BARLEY , 1 Of Illa 0.llY l'l'-1 '1ttf -::.*'There's a clearly stated and •. ~reCully delivered message to ·; IJ;e drawn from UC Irvine's ':~ ~I en did a n d spectacular ·. ''Cabaret" but who has time ::::·Jor all that swastika-bedecked '·'-~lrd Reich rigamarole wl\en he's busy delightedly savorifl& this happy show 's superlalkte and thoroughly Continental song and dance routines? Nol this critic, to be sure, "CAIAllll!T" A ""uslc•I dr•m• DJ Joe Mai1t•l>Olf l•O!"n Cl\rli10Plltr ll1'11,...00d'• novel. dlrK!.., bY Rol>fr! Collt n. costum•• by llkhlrd Trlploll, tl'>Or-r1Pl'IY by J1nfct Gucld1 Pl••llno, cond<lctoo Ptlf r s'. Odl'9•rd, 1191\tlnv bY C1m1co~ l-l•rv11. l«llnk1I director !Uri A~•••, pre...,1..i t1¥ 1111 ara1n1 dlf'artm..,! of UC lrvl~ 11\rOIHlh tonl1lll 11 1n1 Fins Ar!• Vlll1 ge T~e1ter. THe CAST MC • , • . . • • •. • . •• . . Brue• Boucn1ra (liHo•d Br•d~lllW , 11111 Mll\t r &111Y llowlt• •.•.•..••. Oenl1• 0.111 F•1u Sc.hneld•• ••..•.••. Donn• Ful\llr 'FrlU Kost •...• , •. . .. Robin Pt1r1 ·Ht•• Scf\ul!I ' •...•• J~I C,..ttnC>e•• E1nesf Ludwl!I ••.... , ... S11v1 Robl1t1 ""'" . •• . L1rry Lor C:<nlom• Olllar ••..•... ~··k St •Ytr !ilol~ w11!tr . . . . . E(I Hollln91wor111 •Ml man .•...• , .•..••....• Tom CVIP ir~tr , •..• ,.. • . . . DIOf1 Oul•Y 1ld ....•... B1rci.r1 Chrllfflrt thldl girl •··•··· .•••. Susie (IPPI ~ . . .. . . . • . . .• .. . Ernie Hood ti t lrlt •..•.... Eve Ev1iw. Judy Golchl•lt'I, Llr Poe!, lorl Wol!rum, k1rft'I I (1Ulst. S1.-.:l1 Ptnle~e· <$1>DW91rls . l l.-.:it .Alper, Suslt CtPPJ. Mugartl Cobb, ll1rb1r1 Cl!tlsll•n, '· Harriet G1r1l,,kle W1lrer1 . Colln Vootl, Mlchey M1u1. Olan OullY S..1111 .-., -·· Ernlt Hood. f·: &ruc1 .Smlll!, Mere Sl•ln11cv, j• &coll J1cOOY . :1atid he doubts today if very : :~· ny members of an en· · · usiastic first night audience ! -erated very much brain l>~wer in analyzing what ·J>fcame a rather heavily drawn "Rise and Fall " theme. There just wasn't time for tnte!lectualism if you wanted • fo catch every glittering jispect of what has to be the 1astest paced show seen in ·.bl.Ir locale for many a year. \Ve switch with rapidity from ... £erlin hotel. to Berli n bar · to Berlin boarding house - all richl y studded with goings on that must have shocked many a Berlin ha usfrau - in the eminently capable HELLO THERE -Denise Dales makes a visible im- pression on Bill Miller at their first meeting in a scene from UC lrvine's musical "Cabaret." of beauties I? l .,.,.ho actually thrive on the spoof, thirt.ies-is!J. choreography so brilliantly devised by Janice Gudde P!astino. Denise Dales is very little behind Bouthard in the show· stopping division with an ex· cellent depi ction of Sally Bowles, the English lass who loses her heart in old Berlin and apparently loses her marbles by her decision to stay on in what becon1es a Nazi.infested atmosphere. She belts out her numbers \\'ilh gooci old cabaret.style gusto and makes a tremen· dous cont.ribulion to t h e dramatic aspect of the show through s o m e beautifully played scenes with Bill Miller -cast as Cliff Bradshaw, the young American writer who accurately read! what is going to be a horror-filled Berlin sto ry. J eff Greenberg does a fine job as Herr Schultz, the Je\\'ish trader who refuses to heed the ome ns hammered home in the form of bricks toss ed through his store win· dow and Steve Rolblalt i~ competently ca!lous as the young Nazi devoted to the extermlnaUon ol all tbe movies to I.he contrary, Ille and Udy," lbe reports. "Ht world's Schultz.es. with Alfred Hitchcock ls quiet spends much ol bia time Then there's Robin Pearl and peaceluJ. reading." :dy~~aW~r ~ That's the word from hls 'Ibe quiet of their Ute back house room a heaven for wile Alma. home In Bel Alt, Calif., is wtary aailon. If they weren't •·we go to bed at 10 o'clock brokea only by dlnner·parties. weary when they went In, they most nlghla," !he say•. "We have a ffrf modest Pop Reeords certainty were when they "That's why we are still fit home," said ·Mn. Hitchcock. :;:::,:~.her landlady acidly Vidal Directs and healthy." "When we have 8UesU wbo Under Scnttiny That brings us to what we Looking two decades are our special friends, like thought was the only weak Film of Novel younger than her 71 years, Prince Rainier and Pr1nc<Ss KULAll LAMPUR (AP) - link: in 1 brilliant show -Mrs. Hitchcock J s ac-Grace of Monaco, we always Pop IOTigS aired over the of. Donna Fuller's very doubUul BANGKOK. Thailand (AP ) companying her husband, abo eat In the kitchen. The stuffy ficlal Radio Malaysia, tbe ·onlY interpretation of Frau le I o -American author Gore Vi-71. as he stouts out locations ~we entertain ln lhe dining radio station operating In Schneider, the landlady whose day said today he would direct for "Frenzy ," the ne1t film room, wblch is not so nice." Malaysia, are reviewed by the lave for Schultz: isn't eniougb a Franco Rosse!ini film of his he will direct. It concerns a The Hitchcocks married In government from time to Ume to stifle her fean about the multiple murder based on a 1926. As Alma Reville she kind of future under the Nazis own novel "The C.ity and the suave sadist wbo mutlliated worked as a film editor and to check if they are suitable for all those connected with Pillar" in R o me this spring and murdered two women in assistant director. She helped !or broadcasting. Jewry. and summer. Britain during the late 19403. Alfre<i in all his films up Sometime ' agao It banned Her overly stressed German 1 h M il t di Hitch k •· "The Para dine Case." John Lennon's "Cold Turkey" Vida. v.1 o wr o te " yra In a f"m su o coc w accent becomes extremely ir-Breckenridge,'· told newsmen is a master of spine-abil!lng "I've given It up now and and "Mr. Tambourine," said rllating long before the final thatJohnPhil.ipLawprobab\y suspense and horror liberally you can describe me as. a radio director Mu.rtad:r:a. curtain and she signally falls, would star in the film. "The laced with Impish humor, but housewife and cook," she said. Recently "Puff, .the Magic In this critic's view, to portray City and the Pillar," written "there is nothing macabre But even now her husband Dragon" and ''Ha~ Is the anguish and extreme men-when v Id al was 21. has a about him at home," t.frs. asks her opJnion on certain a Warm Gun'' were added tal suffering 50 inevitable to theme of homosexuality. Hitchcock says. film matters. to the blacklist. a iplmter faced wi~ sucbi-~~~~~~--'~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- a ~hilllng alternative. But that's a mJnor matter in the afterglow ui this superb show, so brilliantly served ln the mmic department by con- du ctor Peter Odegard an d a first class orchestra. And let's not overlook the boys in 1he girls' band -Jim Rawie, Guy Hardy and Lee Sailer, very capably backed by Debbie Brown at the piano. "Cabaret" is director Robert Cohen's glass of cham- pagne on a theater circuit lhat so often provides nothing better than stale beer and the most hard working cast we've seen in many a day were deservedly cheered to the echo at the fin al curtain. The y richly dese rved every handclAp. By· the way. look for the gorilla. If Ernest Jlood's crazy routine with Bouchard doesn't double you up in your seal this wr.iter will refund your ticket money. ••••••••••••••••••• HI lJ.l!!S PRESlNIS Ali Mac6raw • Ryan O'Neal EXCLUSWE! NOW PLAYING Pacific's Bu1na Park D1i11 11 l Edwa~s lltwport Cl- A HOWARO 6. MINSKY -ARTHUR HILLER Production -John Marley & Ray Milland ERICtt SEGAL ART'ttuR ttoo ~ ~ !_..... ~ .._San "r DI Clll)t rAl l~~~~~~.2!~~!tRANCIS lA~~"°: ~ TONITE BOX OFFICE OPENS hand s of master of ceremonies Bruce Bouchard. , The brilliant Bouchard puts i)J a s how-stopp i ng Judith's 'Hamlet' Hits NY AT 5:00 P.M. ONLY! "LOVE STORY" WILL BE SHOWN AT 6:00.S:Q0.10 :00 lo T2:00 PM • R'rtormance as the lithe. · sUave emcee who fl its and By WILLIAM GLOVER glides his way through a series NEW YORK (AP) -As a or spangly numbers that sheer theatrical 1 tu n t, the gloriously rev ive the cabaret Jud 1th Anderson "H amle t" format of those head¥, pre-war achieves an old, disturbing days in the German capital. quality. Like hearing a mighty • :'fhe bubbling Bouchard is symphony interpreted by an :~01'· very spirit of "Cabaret," exotic chamber ensemble. "1frking the transitions from The prod u c I ion arrived " letne to scene with con· Thursday night at Carnegie ihnnmate ease and finding the Hall, for a brief stay midway ~ -and the Lord only through an e1tenslve cross-- §o\\'S how he does it -te country tour, with a longer flt in some educated hoofing ~ Broadway reprise. later, meb- ~lh the Ktt Kat girls, a bevy . be, mebbe. A Howard Hawks Produciion "RIO LOBO" There's a mu1titier atm~ phere of eccentricity about the project. Besides casting the venerable tragedienne as the youthful prince, the pre-- sentation employs a sharply, at times savagely, trimmed text. dispenses with props and un folds with ritualized , detach- ed acting s!yle. Accepting Dame Judith, black-clad in tunic and hip boots, puts a s train on the imagination. so that eventual· ly one real izes the best thing to do is ignore the peculiarity and concentrate on lhe majes- lic Jines tha~ have survived countless conlortions down the centuries. The lure of the role for emi- nent actresses is traditional, and mimicry aside, Mis11 An· derson h a n d I e s them with technical brilliance. William Ball's direction at times moves at such a swift tempo that the words tumble out like a melo- dic abstraction rather than~ herent thought. The experience is interesling if you've brushed up on your Shakespeare. -·-· ........... -... -.JIUWll• -· """ ........... --IN MISSION Vll!JO [jjjo\ In the condensation process -the d r a m a runs just a bit over two hours -Ball bu pre-- served the famou s speeches mostly intact, elided interven- ing s c e n e s and ~lescoped e\'cnts, •, EDWARDS NEMA VIEJO NOW AT BOTH EDWARDS CINEMAS A strong cast surrounds the prince-heroine, several of the assisting 11 doing mulliple roles. Standouts are Don Mc· Henry as Po I an I us; Leon Charles as a strolling player, grave<l.lgger and French dan· dy; and Jeanne Bartlett, a rather poised Ophr.l!a but bet- ter than most bewitched In· genues Jn the mad scene. Robert Fletcher's deep ruby ~le flat! and velvet cos· tumes c r e a t e an attractive v l s u a I starknes3 for the st.range, strained c o n c e pt. This "Hamlet" is an e1peri· ence you may admire or spurn, but won't ea!lly forget. IS THE fllOST MOVING, MOST INTELLIGENT, THE MOST HU- MA,E-OH, TO HELL WITH ITI -IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN FILI l'VE SEEN THIS YEARI'' -VlllCMI C•nbT, N. Y. Tl- CO-HIT AT AHAHEM ONLY "THI ADYllTl.Ull" ---TWll-U HAll80R CAllMA 2 "CATCH 2r AT9,30 P.M. e "AD'IOO\J1IERS• AT 6.00 P.M. IOIOfplQOPENI J130P.M.o INOWITA111-P.M. IXCLUllYI lllOAOIMINT Edward's Cinema Costa Mesa & Pacific's Liac:ola DriYI Iii MICHAB.1 REDFORD POI' MD U11leFmmcnl BIGHAISY U AllllT S.111111'1 - ~-UUlll llUTTOll IOAll llUY WOW lllSOI co.Hit CH Clllffl4! ....._..... -"" -t., 1--"" I ··-· 1&18'1S.IWIY CUIWWTUI .-TJ .... ~USl 1d...i.,PAN~~-C.clo<b!'~ A,~ illCTUlf l!!I -..o:::"'=-. -------.....,.----="--"'-'-, · l/rlD FEATUltE. AT llNCOLN OlllVE 11' .. PAINT YOUll WAc>ON" E DWAR OS. CO·HIT "PAINT YOUR WAGON" ~ ''l!TTLHAUSS & llG HALSY" SHOWN AT t.00 P.M. "PAINT JOUI WAGON" SHOWN AT 6•30 P.M. aox OffKI °'"'' S1JO, .M. I SMOW STAITSAT , .. ,. NOW PLAYING mWAIDS HUNTINGTON CINEMA PACIFIC'S HARBOR DRIVl-IN Behind every "successful" man· is an understanding woman ••• ELLIOTT GOULD *"I LOVEMv::~w1iFE" ie . -BRENDA VACCARO· ANGEL TOMPKINS _.,._,~,OllMW-llllt1'11Mrf • ....... lfMUIW'"• .... ,.._ .... L.Wl:IU'9t A UNIVERSAi. PSCTIJfE • lraHODl.OfP llJ d e ~D fOI "'!?'!'.:Y_A~~-~"~/ ;;y~~0~~~-~-sbi .. $.a" "I I.off MyWlfo" ...... " ....... "ll1ter S•r•" &hewn at 41• & 11111 P.M. 1esOffk•O,.•J4t,.M.&-...lllfftAtutPJL J DAil Y PILOT Saturdiy, Jam.wy 16, 1971 Biggest Land D~al Green Valley Bo uglii by· H o&rein ' • • ' t ·~ I • ' ' ' ' l ·Fountain Valley wu the site of the "-ltlt real estate Jiur<hate In Orani•· Cowlly thLs year by a privately ownesl firm With tht announcement m the purchase of land and ex-1stin& units and Improvements at the Green VaUey develop- ment In Fountain Valley for 15:300.000. The property lnchxles 156 acres bordered on the north by Warner Avenue. the south by the San Diego Freeway, Ward Avenue on the west, and Euclid on the east. The site is immediately adjacent to the Mile Square. public golf course and park in Fountain Valley. In announcing the purchase, George M. Holstein , Ill, presi- dent of the Costa Mesa-based firm, pointed out that the ultimate plans call for a total o( 1,450 living units with an estimate value of over tv.·enty five milHon dollars. "Construction will start im- mediately ;it t h e site with equipment already clearing land for the first increment of 107 new one and two story homes." Holstein explained. The land breaking for the new group took place just 24 hou rs after the escrow closing on the giant transaction . The new group of homes will be in the medium to high price range with special emphasis on rustic ranch designs, open kitchens. and noor plans that are oriented lo interior courts as well as views to th e Green Valley private parks and of Anaheim, californii. fur a lavish' enby dalp, tr« plan- ting, and an add.ltkrtal com- . munity pool aJMi barbecue ...... Along With th e an- nouncement of the new develop~. the Ho Is tel n Company has commissioned Bruce Mciver as projecl manager. Mciver will ht in charge of design and con- struction coordinatiBn in all phases of tht propo s ed development The George M. Holstein firm was the first home builder in the city o( Fountain Valley and Is currently build ing in recreational facilities . The Anaheim. Palm Sr ring s, near half century old build ing LaPalma, and Newport Beach. firm has commissioned award The Holsttin organization's winning architect. Thomas Blufl! d e v e I op m en t ln Echternach of Newport Beach Eulbltifr in Newport Beacb for the plans. has been acc laimed as the most successful development Green Valley already in· of Its kind in America. The eludes a completed twenty Irvine property includes 800 acre private park, two com· munity club b u i 1 d i 0 g s , homes with another 650 plan- children's play area, and two ned. large community swimming "Many of the ideas in- 1 corporated at the Bluffs will poo s. "The park, pools and be utilized In the revamping of Green Valley with the same recreational facilities w i 11 kind of total environment our fo rm the nucleus of this new community that will be the ultimate goal." H o I s t e in ultimate in· community plann· pointed out when announcing il'lg and designa," Holstein ~th=e=gi=an=t=tr=ansac==u=··=·=· ===; s1<essed. Joining in the new single family home increment, the Holstein organization has also conlractea w i t h landscape architects Jones and Peterson THE BEST l•1d1nhip poll1 pra¥• "P••· "uh " i1 o"' af th• warld'1 '"oit pop11l1r c:o'"ic: 1hip1. l•14 it d1ily i" th1 DAILY PILOT. ~. ~ ELEKTRA RECORDS ~ CL!ARANCE ' • I,,_ • 64 per 4.98· IP nlfg. list 3.25 pei-·5:98 list IP 4.45 per. 7.98~ist IP 4,86 pei'698.·list Tape A CHKK un OF GHAT IUKTRA ALSUMI JUDY COWNS "Ma~ of Constant Sorrow" "Golden Apples of The S..." "Number 3" "Concert" "Fifth Album" ''Wildflower"' "In My Life" "Who Knows" "Recollections" "Whales and Niglltingales" DOORS "Absolutely live" "The lloo<s" "Strange Days" "Waiting For The S..." "The Soft Parade" "Morrison Hot!J" "13" llW "OnTheWat.n" "llre«I" FIBI NOL "Utile Bit-of l!lin" PAtn. BurmrtWI BlUES IWIO "Paul Butterfield" .,East·West" "Resl!ffection of Pi&bsy Crabs haw" "In My Own Dream" "Kee\! On Moving" "Live" THE tNCRmlBLE S11tlt6 BAND "U" ., looked Up" "Changing Horses .. ·~ee· Tam" "The Big Huge" "The Hanf!lan's Beautif~ llougflter" Lm "\JM! Rnislted" ·1.ove· "Ile Capo" "l.a'le Fomer ~· '1.M four Soil" TTI IUCIJ.I'f '1.orca· 'Tom Btdlef "Go00bj9 & Hello" "I'• Down The Walls" "Happy, Sid" "You ••t it "-Her at The Wherehouse" W estbay Triplex .Praised Ready f'ur. Anything California weather is so unpredictable that model Penny Myers wore a bikini under a fur parka at a recent ski fashion show at Park Newport Apart· ments. Penny has moved inlo Park Newport bag, baggage and bikini. • ' · w~ 1-· ljomel. a . Weatbay ~ at woodlanil new.ly. d,mplded tr Ip 1 ex Place and TUJtin Avtnut. development In Costa Mesa, lnltially, the county allowed hu been pralled by Costa thf: portion o( land in U. Mea city offkiala: u "an ex-development thlt was aituated ~l ei:amp&e· or I 111 d In w'llucorporaltd eounty ter- d e pioyment." trlllllannlJll rllory lo be 1nnued Into Colla llllilerdevelnped and virlually Mesa to brlJll lbe dtfflo!> UltaC<.'ellible property into an ment under single jurildlction . attra¢ive rtlldantial areL Jn ~I.lion, the school district ccioperaUon between bulkier dedicated .036 acres adjacebt R1dwd SeweU and officials of to Woodland E I e m e n t a ry the city or Costa Mesa, School to the city for .street Oranp County and the improvements in ex.changt for Newport.Mesa Unlfled School other improvements. Di9trict cleared the path for Developer Sewell· lnvetited construct.ioo of 10 triplexes over $38,000 to ~plete the and one five-p~ in the street patterns and make Casa Loma Apartments Open in Mission Viejo The Miosion Viejo Company recently launched the first muJU.Jamily housing to be in· eluded in the 11,000.acre masttr·planned community of Mission Vie}o, the new CBM Loma Apartments. The 144-unit complex is located on the west side or Marguerite Parkway, between t b e Montanoso Recreation Center and the Mission Viejp Golf Course in ~o Viejo. The comp!~ encompass~s eighteen two-story buHdings. which ~ 100 two-bedroom and 44 one·bedr oom apartmenU, and a recrea· tional a"rea with swimming I / I ! I ,. I • I • . pool, cabana, and children's play area. Furnlsbed and Wlfum~hed apartinent& are available. They. will be leased and also rented mootb to month. The apartments will include patio or balcony, air<0n- ditioning, dishwashers, range- top and oven, disposal , carpeting and draperieti. The complex will feature adult and family areas, and all resident.-1 will be entitled to · join the Mission Viejo Recrea· lion Centers. Rental prices for th e apartment.-1.range from·$160 ti> l20.5 a month, depending on size. location and features. 0 publJc worts bnpNVtme:Db bl the area adjacent to the triplu development. Featuring traditional architectur.t!. Westbay Income Homes are tastefully designed to . create t))e feeling •i:>d •P- pearance of a large , siftl'.fe. family resldeoce. Cedar shake roofmg and the generous use oC masonry higblight the at· tractive home ut.eriora. Each Balanced P o w e f1 trlpJex tncludu a t b r e e - bedroom unit with two ba!M and up to 1,4'1 square feet ol floor space, and two two- bedroom units with one bath and up to 984 square fttt. '11. floor spaa!. The five-plex ha! a three-bedroom unit and fOllJ" t'M>-bedroom units. WaD·tlrwall shag carpet~g. walk·in closels and private patios are included with every unit. The t~·o-bedroom unit5 also incl ude :irapes a n d pecorative wood paneling. The three-bedroom units h av e fireplaces with gas I o g lighters. The kitchens feature Gaffers &: Sattler gas ranges and oYens, disposals, a m p I e cabinet space, vinyl floor covering and formica counter tops. Westbay Income Homes is conveniently located n e a r schools, shopping and recrea• lion facilities. To reach tha development, drive to 20th Street and TU5tin Avenue in Costa Me.sa, Ulen one blQCk ndrth on Tustin to Woodlaocl Place. Isn't this . ' the way you've always wanted to live II'• all here waiting for you. For lingles, young marrieds and adults of all ages. Now at P~rk Newport -high on a bluff ovarl90king Newport Bay-enioy the ultimate In apartment-resort living. Imagine seven swimming pools, seven night-lighted tennis courts: bicy~Je trails, 18-hole putting green. A $750,000 Spa with whirlpool, saunas, massage. conditioning room Olympic pool. Graceful tr~s and landscaping. ' Sublerranean parking with elevators-no carports. Even a chic shopping plaza topped by a 60·foot clock tower. The apartments ere smashing. Every one has an all-electric kitchen, carpeting, draperies, Private patiQ or·balCOny. ~· Most have bars, some have fl replaces. One~or two bedrooms, plus spacious bachelors. And·lwo-or three- bedroom. twolstory town housas. R-ls ~ · . · · from $175 to $160. Furnished Apan-A;v1olable. At Park· Ne'Nport you're close to all the il'/lne 'lmvi~t. Shops, rMtau1Mts, Industry, !(le UP.-!'¥ ocean recreation. We're et ,tho l~Gl'Jornb!ii'" ond Son Joaquin Hiiis RoadsdUJll.north ol ~Ublan.lallnd.<F.rom·tllo San Diego freeway, tum on,11 ~Ur eo.i-.· . . . Come see five slunnirig models dooonlled by Robineof>'s. Open 9 1.m. 10 6 p.m. d1Uv. Other times.bv appointment. Or call (714) IM-4-1900 for leasing inlonnatlon. .. . ( Park Newport, Apartments in Newport Beach? ~' "~' • • • . . I .. • • . . . . . : ... " ,. f • ' •< ••• "' . ' .~; ". ' . ·' ... .. 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WE DON'T CARE WIERE YOU'VE BEEN OR WHAT YOU'VE BEEN OFFERED· YOU'U SURE TO GO FOR OUR OFFER I DON'Ti;SIGN ANY ·ORDER WITH ANY DEALER ON Al!Y.liEW CAR OR TRUCK OR USED CAR UNTIL YOU HAY( IEEN:GUOTED DUllTOll FORD PRICES. · '63 FORD ~~~~= .. -~ s477 '64 OLDS g~,:' s477 67 MUSTANG ~F--1127 '67 T-BIRD ~~,~~~!1.877 .'61 CHRYS ~~~~~~,~~ s377 68· PLYM. ~~~~ $1177 f 65 f •100 !.~~~! ... ~.,,m;,. aioft,, r.llo, 111159 • . ' • • , IO OAILV PILOT S.iturday, J,1nwiry lb, llJTl • Everyone Hes Something That Someone Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Se ll It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results --------·----- FAST POSSESSION Vacant Dover ~hores 2 story Ivan \Veils for· mer model hon1c. 4 BR, 3 BA. fam rm. $89,500 L-SHAPED Pool-oriented, 4 BR. 3 BA, fam rm. One of a kind lot \\' unobstructed view. $112,000 UDO DOUBLE LOT Hard to fin d double lot on Via Orvicto I\'/ older 5 BR. 3 BA horne. Asking $79,500 5 BEDROOM Family room w/fireplace, pool & separate childern's play yard. 3,100 sq. ft. $85,000 ROY J . WARD CO., Realtors 1033 M11riners Drive, N.B. 64~1550 Dover Shores Office I I OCEANFRONT -EMERALD BAY Superb design by Paul Williams, located far out on the paint wtunexcelled vie\\' of bav & ocean. Cons truction & appointments to meet the most discriminating criteria: warm & beautiful decor. 4 Bedrooms plus maid's & guest s uite; 6•h baths, playroom w/bar. $395,000. Carol Tatum STEPS FROM BAY Spac. 2·sly. 2 Bdrm. home plus study & fami· ly rm. provide luxurious living. Unique fea· lures add to co nvenience & comfort. $97,500 . Kathryn Raulston RNE NEW LISTING Candlestick Lane, Baycrest: most secluded area,' Spacious 4 Bdrm. home w/parklike rear yard & children's play yard. Completely redecorated in great taste. $76.500. Mary Harvey THIS ONE HAS IT ALL! Four spacious bedrooms, office or den. family room v.·ith fireplace. large swimming pool. prestige Joe ., assumable 5%% insur. loan. $69,900. M. C. Buie A "MUST SELL" OPPORTUNITY The Sandpiper model in Harbor View Hi lls. Four bedrooms, three baths. family room. You own the land -no leasehold. "Great". $68.500. Al ~·ink REDUCED TO SELL!! See th is large 4 bedroom. lt has all the ex· tras -fam . rm . -din. rm. -mstr. BR w l £rpl c. High beamed ceilin'(s. Corona del P.1ar -just reduced to 185.750. Bud 1\ustin LUSK VIEW H.V.H. HOME 3 Bdrm . fam rm .. 21 ·! baths. 2 fireplaces. Excellent condition & b('autifullv landscaped. $63,000 -Beller hurry. !Ills \\'on 't last long. EASTBLUFF 4 BR Lusk home. f'am1l y roo m has fireplace. Conven ient to school~. churt·hcs & free"''avs, Ori'!inal O\vner $51 .000 · Cathryn 1'enn1llr CORONA DEL MAR-POOL Real ''Pride of ()wncr~hip", 2 RR. home. loiv convert. den \\1 2nd fireplace & private bath·. L.-0vcly patio. g;:1rden So 11 & F pool . $49 .900 . Belle P~rt c h PRIVACY l s here. on quiet c11! de sac . \Veil planned 3 bdrm. home \\'ilh Sl-f.<\KE ROOF. Rear vard is tree adorned v.'llh beautiful POOL. ~49:500. Harry Frederick EASTIILUFF-POOL Where el se could you find a "''ell cared for 4 BR. home "'ilh large familv room & heated pool. enclosed in courtyard -\~ light vie"'! $47.95-0. Harriett Davies BLUFFS 4 BEDROOM An extremely well oriented home to the con- dominium concept. Close. to nool & other ac- tivities. $46,000 fult price. Terms available . Gene Vreeland NEAR HARBOR HIGH Lgc. rustic 4 BR .. 3 ba. home, over 2,000 sq. ft. Bi t-in kltch .. family room, fi replace, huge mstr. BR .• dressing room, Grecian bath; 2 patios. Asume 5;4 % loan. Price $36,500. Art Go rdon EXCLUSIVE 1 ST OFFERING Large and livable Is this spad ow :Z.story 4 bedroom home. Formal d1n inJll:, enormous, magniflct>ol den. Glasi doors to ltvlab gar· dens. J!oom for pool. Do .. r Shores. Mary Lou Marlon .. NIWl'O~T CIHnlt Dll.: "·B. " .. Gtneral Gener ii General ~~==I Gener el Gener el MACNAB -IRVINE Serving Newport l larbor si nce 1954, twenty- {ive experienced residential salesmen with over 270 years of service. $5,450 REDUCTION Seik>r wants 10 go Ea:it & Beauty and the Beast TRl-PLEX has reduct'd price on lhhl Shal'J)l'l!.I home in COLLEGE $39 500 charming, rustic 2 bedroom, PA~K. Lovely landscapin&: '1 2 bath home. Exct'ilt'nt Joca-ou!s1de -Juc10Us dtter In-f lion only 111 block to the side. 4 Bedrooms+ 2 Baths 131 2 Bed.rm unl1s, aepan.te beaC'h~ Prlc·t:ll in ~ell this ff1 S:\4,900. Don'1 miss st'<'ing or.e for owner. LtVf' 1n &nd weekend at $49,500, Open U\hi one. Call 5-16-i:lll, try $600 down 1'"HA . Sal /Sun 1-5. 'll2 Heliotrope, Cd~!. Newport OPEN SUN. 1-S ,, SUCH A VIEW! 4 BR, llunken L.R. w/FP, Roman bath • garden kltch· en . FIR, newly painted . Vacant. $31,500. Collins & Watts, 9GZ-S52J. C&W $23,950 LIDO WATERFRONT APTS.-320 LIDO NORD $1.'i0,000 Price with 7% l.\o! T.D. 6 Beau!. !urn. units: 6 car garages & ulll . room. 80 Ft. on swunm1ng lx>ach. \\'ill l'Onsldrr trarlr ror hoat or ma.ximunl $8.:j,000 lge. f BR. house. Bill Grundy, Rltr. t 8l3 Dov~r Dr .. [';.B. 642...W:!{) FINER HOMES MAGNIFICENT DOVER SHORES BAY FRONT 317 Poinsettia, CdM F11 ir~i•w J Bdrm + Oen -R-EPOSSESSIONS- JUST IU:DUCED ONLY 100/. DOWN 646-lll l Primio area. Entry hall, largt' Sparkling-clean hom<'s, some IO THE REAL ~ I::STATJ::RS ' . ' A trul y majestic 5 bedroom home with off ice and library. A formal home, graced by a mansard roof and a 2-story entry. P ier and sli p for a large boat. Offered either fur· nished or unfurnished. $210.000 furnished, $190,000 unfurnished . Lovely 3 & den "13 hath-3 Bdrms .. 2 ba. Pride of own. living room, cr nttal Coor newly painted & carpeted. 2, roonts. Onll' 1'1 blks. !n 1h1• crship, Cor~r lot. (11nytime) plan, built-ins, No dOV.'J\ GI, 3, 4 &. ;:. bdrms, Some w1lh ocean, Hclw1I. firs., lath & Farlin Co. 642-5000 Open till 9 pm, 540.1720. pools. FTIA~VA conv. icnns, Plutt'r wall~. $::.8.~ The Jastt'st dra"' in the \Ve5t 1THE Fa!ltest draw 1;;-thf' TARBELL 2955 Herbor from S\7,000 to $40,000. SOUTH LAGUNA , . a Daily Pilot C!AS&ilied West. .. a Dally pi Io 1 For that ilem under $50. Collins & Watts lnc. Monarch Bay's lx'st buy. 4 Ad. 642-5678 I Classified Ad. 642-5678 j try the Pt'nny Pincher 8M3 Adams Av~ 962-5523 BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT-ESTATE SALE Gorgeous 4 bedroom bayfront, near Newport Ha rbor Yacht Club. A beautiful place to live and entertain. Active bay view. Pier and slip. $168.500. 1344 West Bay, Balboa. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5. BR., fanl, rm., din, rm. On General 1 G9nerel General , General corner 101; near beach club.11========~~~======~~~=====~~~~=====;11 DOVER SHORES One of the finest built homes in Southern California. 4 bedrooms, 6 baths, formal din· ing room and large family room with bar. Kitchen designed for entertaining complete with huller's pantry. Large v.•alled terrace. **CONVERSATION PIECE** For the entertainment n1inded. Large atrium with retractable roof-bar, and family room make t he ideal "flow" for the successful party or every-day traffic. 3800 sq. ft. of su- perb quality. Hacienda feeling-4 bedrooms. $120,000. BAYFRONT Huge pier and slip -3 car garage -fun kitchen -5 bedroo1ns, 4 baths, luxuriously carpeted, smartly decorated, superb view from large and airy master suite of this sharp Lido Isle leasehold hon1e. $123.000. LIDO ISLE POLYNESIAN STYLE Lounge in you r exclusive bathing pool be· neath a Tahitian \vaterfall. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, 18x30 living room v.•ith Bay View, Lanai partially enclosed . den. extra boat garage. all remodeled in 1964. One of a kind al 189.500. SPECTACULAR VIEW Fabulous 3 bedroom plus den and family room home in weather perfect Turtle Rock Hills. You "':ill be pleasantly surprised from the moment you enter. Large pool, jacuzzi, 3 car garage and enclosed area for boat or trailer storage. $87 .500. 18671 \'ia Palatino. OPEN SUN. 1·5. FROM $32,750 TO $52,900 CASUAL-CAREFREE-BLUFFS A pool across the street (you don't clean it) wide sloping lawn (you don't 1now it) ocean view -t "'O decks -a brick patjo -add to the relaxed living in thi s elegant and spa- cious 4 bedroom Bluf! Jl ome. $52.900. STOP THIEF! But Y.'hat a steal!! Immaculate. large 3 bed· room, 2Y.i bath condo. Beautiful living roon1 v.•ith Jog burning fireplace. Delux carpets and drapes. Terrific \1iew of Park Area. Now only $46.500 CONVENIENT TU~TLE ROCK Immaculate 4 bedroom ..L. family room close to pools, tennis. park and UCL Th is is a must see. Reflects great pride of ov.'nership -'41 500. JUST LISTED ! Sale or e:tchange. Small. older house on Bal· boa Poi nt 45 ' lot. O" ner needs larger home. Property clear. $41 ,500. IMMACULATE UNIVERSITY PAR K HOME 3 b~drooms y.·ith. family room, single family residence. \\'alking close to shopping and school. Llpgraded throughout. Garage con- verted to beautiful studio . Corner lot. $37.950. LOCK.UP -AND RUN To your favorite resort area when you own this sharp 3 bedroom condo. in Newport Beach. You own lht land. $32 .750. BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT-LEASE Channing 4 bedroom. 311.l bath home \\1ith chair elevator. Completely furnished. Pier and slip. $850 per month on yearly lease. MACNAB -IRVINE Realty Company 901 Dover Dr,, Suite 120 IOIO 8.y1ide Drive Newport Beech Gener el '42-ll23S 67S.J"ll0 Only S59,!100. N!ust S€:ll -see ii this 1odayl GREAT INVESTMENT t2 UN [TS. i.:rea.t toe., Santa Ana. Sal,000 J:)own \\'11! show a enat return & good laX l shelter. $135,000. • , 31 UNITS 1n Bul'na Park !or $65,000 Down, A ~ k i n i $370.000, DE LANCY REAL ESTATE 2828 E. COAST HWY . Corona del Mar 644-7270 ~--. ·-I ' Open Daily 1-5 ! 2001 Aliso Ave & 20th Formal Dining Room Cus1on1 hu11l, :t bedrn1. 2 ha. sep h1 1ni;: rm.. rir .. pla1·1'. family rn1., rice hllnl', fA I h1•at. 11at10 w i;:as fire(! RB Q ru t dblr i.:ar. spacl' for hoat S.· trail1·r. t::1es: 548-(iiG9, Open Sat. & Sun. 1.5 263 COLTON Newport Shores '°'~orn1al d ini ng roon1, rustom hu ih Spanish type homl' 2 blocks from the Ol'C'an' 4 spacious bc'-rfrooms. l'."C! bar in gami.• roorn, sundcck oU master bedrm, shag crptg, 326.S sq. ft. Thi~ quali1y home is elegant! Evl's: 673-4366. Lochen my er Realtor 186() Nr\1ixrrt Blvd., C~f CALL 6'16-3928 or 5-15--348.'I OPENS AT /SUN . 1-S 216 Poppy 3 BR , 12 Blk. to beac h w/an xlnt v1ev". ~En\rr on Hazel Dr., b<'h111<1 5 Crov.·ns oft Coast Jll'o)'.) · 1918 Seadrift lrYlfl(' Terr. 3 BR. j. pool, RrduC'ed lo S59,500 OPEN SUN. l·S '2418 SI ERR,\ VISTA N'pt. Brach, Back Bay, quiet Cul 0(' SHc S!Tf'r!: ~ BR. CORBIN- MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 H ARD TO FIN0-:-:-;- Bu1 worth i! . takr Doris IO Rulh 10 il!arion l..:111r off Do\·rr Dr., \\'e~rcliff a~a. 1n ~ thi1 channini;:, srcludl'd 3 BR.. fam. rm. 211 ba. hon1e, Jn1n1t'tl. lilJrS.SC~!I Open Sat/Sun. 1-S 1307 Marlon Lane BOYD REALTY 3629 E. Coast H1vy., CdM 67S-l930 BIG TRI-LEVEL Lovely 4 lwdnn, family&. !or. m11I dlf1lng rm, Xlnt concH. t1on. Many toxtras. Vac11.nt. Move in quick! A.~king S40.!lti0. Tenns. Opt"'n Sat/ Sun I to ;, PM. 1413 Carriage "AHOY" ELIGIBLE VETS o,., S.A. <N. or So. c ... r Plflza..) Glen Queen, ~.ust, lleritage R.E. \Vf'loomc a.board 1627 Pon Abbey. 4 lbedroom1, 7 b&1h on 11padoua lol, Ioli of roorr for boftt Ir cemiwr. Joy "'' cookln1 In •n l&land ldtche:n • 11rrvlna )'OUr tamU1 In 11 l!lm'll fonna1 dtnirlg area. Then f'Cl;p "nd dllt tn the spadout f11 mlly room. Cozy comfort In (ronl of • ftd brick rl~pla.M! In " sttp duwn llvlna room. L.oU of extm1. Slsn on now. OPEN HOUSE EVERY SAT. & SUNDAY 1-5 Phone &46· 71 n for dl"1ail• O Till : RI::AL ""'\.. 1 :~.TATr:r.:s A ~ .,....nt Ml II • rood lnvfl~ml'nl SELLER PAYS COSTS!! ""*'""'L°""'IDO-SA!ll!!!ND~s'""*- lmmat'-. decoralor's home. Th•t'1 right! Just furnitu~ New Pl.int a-wallp•pe.r. 3 and kids needed lo occupy BR "'· bll ., 7 batbs. Prlv. commun, lua ram ng, trt>e.shadttl w/pool prtvlle~ 1 Blk. to 4 Bedroom. Enlertainment-slUd Jiving rm. Bar and OCHn. Uf,(OJ. burnirc-fireplace. Spackius Newport Beech R••tty al l f:lf:C, kitchen. Terrazo en-1 --..:.~;.:..:.1612=..:.•..:."Y::.1:;1m::.•:___ fl '"' dldln< eia.u 10 """""' ANXIOUS OWNER I pe.1Jo. New iox!ttior pain!. ~!ovink to San Dleao I musl Pn"lf. landscapina. Conven. IM'll tht: sh•11>e1t Hidden 2- lt'nl fO all. Hurry or 1tand Jn stot)' ln M.V, 4 Elf.drm 3 Une! C.11 (714 ) 962.5585. ba, formal din., cantllevei-td FOREST l OLSON decklnr w/ rm for pool. A.•kln• I«.""'. hun-y • Tnc. Rio:all01'1: 19131 8rookhur1t Aw.. 1-funtlngtt:Jn Bt'aCh coll JACK HAMMOND Heritaie RE 540-IJSl (1'Pf!f! evts) Open Houses THIS WEEKEND I(_, ftli5 ltoacty 41~f9ry wftli ,.. ttil5 ..... • ro• ,. k•-h•9rl"f. AU fte leiution llltM klo• ore deK.ribed le trfftef '-tell by -4•..-thl"f elM- wllere i• today'• DAILT l'ILOT WANT ADS. 1'.-t1011t •howl .. ot>O• ..__ for •ale or ,. ,..., •r• •....-4 to liit NtCt i•fonNrioo lo tWs cot•-.. 11 ffldoy. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 312 Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-6642; 675·6459 (Sun 1·5) 327 Poppy. Corona del Mar 675-4930 (Sat. l ·5) (2 Bedrooms & F•mity or Oen) 2021 Port Weybridge. Corona de! Mar 642-6472; 673-3468 eve. ISun 1·5) (3 Bedroom) 5300 River Ave. fl~ido Sands\ NB 646 3255 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2420 Cliff Dr .. (Nev.1port Heights) NB 548·7711 (Sun 1·5) 442 Catalin a Dr., Newport Beach 646-7484 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 1206 Pembroke Ln , (Westcliff) NB 673·6510 /Sat & Sun 1-5) 1419 Bonnie Doone Orv. Terr.) CdM 675-2101 ' !Sal & Sun 1·5) 2242 Donnie Road. Newport Beach 6444910 tSat 1·5) 2039 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa 6444910 (Sun 1·5) *1215 Pembroke (Westcliff) NB 644 4910 (Sun 1·5) 801 Kin gs Road, Nev.•port Beach 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 319 Drift..,.,·ood (Shorecliffs) CdM 675-7225 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 305 Poppy. Cor ona del Mar 675·5726 !Sal & Sun 1-5) 2418 Sierra Vista (Back Bay), NB 644·7662 ISun 1·5) *1918 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.), ('dl\1 644-7662 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 216 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 6447682 (Sa l & Sun 1·5) 435 Irvine Ave. (Nev.·port H~ts). NB 646-2414 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 316 Narcissus. Corona de! l\far 673-6642; 675-6459 !Sun 1·5) 1501 Bayadere (Irvine Terr.). Cdf\.1 675-3000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1600 Mariners, l\ewport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1901 Glenwood. Ne\\'pOrt Beach 675-4930 2312 La Linda. l'\e\\•port Beach (Sun 1·51 675-4930 /Sat & Sun 1·5) 10518 La Rosa Circle, Fountain Vallcv 546-2313 <Sat i-5) 5112 Edinger. lluntington Beach 846-0604 ISun 11·5) 8871 Swal!o'''• Fountain Valley 982-1373 ISun 1·5l 2189 Vista Entrada (The Bluffs), NB 875-3000 (Sun 1·5) 539 Vista F1ora (The Bluffs), NB 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom & F1mily or Oen) 1307 Marion Ln . (Westcliff) NB 676-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *356 Princeton (College Park) CM 646-3255 (Sal & Sun 1-5) *18671 Via Palatino. ITurtle Rock J~ills) 642·8235 (Sunday) 1706 Port Margate, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sunday) 2304 Fairhill Drive (Back Bav) 548-6683 <Sat & sun 1.5) 1915 Mariners (WestclifC), NB 642·5200 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *1925 Windward (Baycrest). NB 642·5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 302 Kings Rd. (Cllffhaven). NB 642·5200 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 215 lt1ari~old , Corona de! Mar 676--0473 (Sun 1·5) 1215 Nottingham, Newport Beach I 673·6642; 676-8459 (Sun 1-5) 2033 Commodore Rd. (Baycrest), NB 646-7755 (Sun 1·5) f615 Greentree Ln .. University Park 833--0820 (Sun 1·5) 218 Orchid, Corona de! Mar 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2662 Circle Dr. (Bayshores). NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2920 Clay St. (N'pl Hgh ts.). NB 675-3000 (Sa t 1·5) 20435 Upper Ba y Drive, NB 646-7711 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 892 . Cortez. CM 5411-2313 IS at & Sun 1·5) *2989 Jacaranda, Mesa Verde 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) 17607 Oak St, Fountain Valley 842-6691 (Su n 11·4) 16382 Duchess I~n , HB 646-0604 3030 Ceylon Rd. flf esa \'erde 540-1720 2528 Duke Place, Costa Mesa 540-1720 !Sun 1·5) <Sun 1·5) (Sun 1·5) 2568 Cervantis. Mesa Verde 540-1 720 tSu n 1·5) Valley 18857 Palm SL. f'ountain 842·6691 225 Costa 1t1esa St., CM 546-2313 20318 Fiora, HB 962-1373 16809 Olive SL, Fountain Valley 842-6891 (4 Bedroom) 236 Via T\1entone (Lido Isle) NB (Sun 1·5) (Sal 1·5) !Sun 1·5) !Sun 1·5) 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-4) **1344 West Bav. Bal boa 642·8235 · !Sat & Sun) 1032 Santiago !Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 !Sal & Sun) 1032 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 1130 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 !Sat & Sun) 421 Tustin , NB 675-4930 !Sat & Sun 1-5) *2846 Stromboli. Cflt 646-7171 (Su n 1·5) (4 Bedroom & Family or Oen) 1606 Antigua (Do\'er Shores) NB 6444910 (Sal & Sun 1-5) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) *2449 \V indward Ln .. Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sal & Sun) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 6444910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1954 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 6444910 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2825 Clubhouse Rd . (Mesa Verde). CM 540-1151 ISun 1·5) 1906 Sa ntiago (Dover Shores). NB 646-1550 (Sat & Sun 12:30·4:30) 2309 Private Road, Newport Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1·51 20S6 Tustin Ave. (Back Bay). NB 675-5726 (Sal & Sun 1·51 2001 Leeward (Baycrest). NB 675·3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1627 Port Abbey. NB 646-7171 3158 Kerry L.1 , CM 646-7171 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1842 rrvine. NB 646-7171 2054 Flamingo. P.1esa Verde 546·2313 .~451 Pier Dr .. HB 546-2313 17441 Madera. HB 842-6691 7151 Hei l. HB 842-6691 * 16091 BaU an tine, HB (Sun 1·5) (Sun 1-51 (Sun 1·51 IS un 1·51 (Sun 1-5) ISun 1·5) 962-1373 <Sun 1-51 *20882 Beachwood, Huntington Beach 9624454 (Sun l ·51 221 Morning Canyon Dr .. (Shorecliffs) CdM 675-4261 (Sal & Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom & Family or Den) 1815 Santiago (Baycresl) NB 642-8235 (Daily-except Sat) *1033 P.farincrs Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 646-1 55-0 (Open Dally) 20112 J01ne Dr. (County Corridor) 546-1713 (Sat & Sun) 1534 An tigua (Dover Shores) NB 6444910 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2615 Bamboo (Easthluff), NB 648-3928. eveo: 644-034 5 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1039 White Sails Way, Harbor View Hill i:: 6442690 (Sal & Sun 1·5) (6 Bedroom & Family or O.nl 2756 Bunti.ng Dr. (Mesa Verde), CM 5411-5990 (Sat & Sun 10·5) (7 BR & F1mlly or Den) 2420 E. 22nd Street. Newport Beach 676-8800 (Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 12 IR & I BR I 202 29th Street. Newport Beach 673·6642; 675-8459 (Sun 1·5) (3 BR & 2 BR ) 501·5-0l'h Marguerlle, Corona del Mar 675-2506 !Sit & Sun 1·5) (4 BR & 3 BR) Clubhouse 11 35th St., Newport Beach 547-5667; 675-2033 (Sat & Sun 12·4) ..... * * w,._,_,.,.,,_.,., ***'"' .... w-.... ... -• ~ •• • ..... • c~ .. • • '' "• ., • ., . . .. -.. --... - DAILY PILOT fl l~I I~ -'=I ~--....... ~l~~I --~, .. iiiiiiiiii..:~1 ~.;;e :1;;;L_-_ ....... ~l ~~l iiiiiiiiii-_ .. iiiiiiiiii .... -:1~~ G•Mral ""-nerol G I ~-I ~ * * * ;; * * *liiiiiiioniiioiiiroiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiii-iinoiiiiiirii• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ;;G;;o;;no;;r;;o;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= Gonerol Gonorol -........ 1~ .__I -_ .... __,!~I I~ I -...... -....... * TAYLOR Co. * HAR~~: ~;11~:m~ILLS _ BIB "''llh L'ltnyun \llew / B 3 Bedrooms, 2~ b11 ths ramlly room wi!h BAY & BEACH REALTY, 22 Yeo1r~ of S.rvic• In The Ho1rbor Ar•• Inc. . LINDA ISLE • $250,DQO Exclu~1ve n~w ollering ! A most luxurious home Lil choice location facing the beautiful sunset at dusk. Rich decor thruout the 5 bedrooms, fam. rm., formal DR & Oen, 4 bat~s & plush powd. rm. Elegant wool car- peting & expensive draperies. Pier & slip. CAMEO SHORES · $175,000 Glamorous custom built 4 bdrm & den home 'v I formal DR, 5 baths & powd. rm. Lge wet bar. Unusual pool with huge cov. lanai. BAY ISLAND · $187,500 Quiel & secluded living on this exclusive \\l?rld of beauty! Tennis ct, private park wllh trees. & now~rs . Charming 5 bedroom home w/p1er & slip. Call today to see! WHITE WATER VIEW ! $185,000 North Laguna ocean !rt. 5 BR, 4 ba New J:.:n~ l~~d farm house. Cus tom quality & top con- d1t1 on. Your private steps to beach. NEW EXCLUSIVE I $46,SOO H urry to see th is popular 2-story Cape Cod on Balboa Island. 3 Bedrooms, nice kitchen t11nd completely furnished. NEW OFFERINGS· CORONA DEL MAR YOU OWN THE LAND Ocean & canyon view home for 2 .... $81,500 Ocean view, 5 BR & FR home w /pool. $92 500 Ocean view, lge 4 BR ho1ne + guest q1trs. Small estate type. Very special! .... $130 ,000 Ocean VU ''own your o"'n'' 2 BR apt. $76,500 Ocean VU duplex. fo,1od . spac. 2 & 3 BR ................................... $75,000 Brand New 2 & 3 BR duplex , 2 bas. $84.500 You are cordially invited to see the fo llow- ing outstanding values this weekend. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1.5,00 P.M. 1954 Santiago 4 BR. den. pool. VU .. $78 ,500 1534 Antigua 5 BR. FR, DR & VU .... $99,500 410 Mo rning Star NEW 4 BR, den + $105.000 1606 Antigua 4 BR, den, DR. VU .... $I24.500 OPEN SATURDAY 1.5,00 P.M. 2242 Donnie Rd Lge 3 BR, DR ...... $69,950 OPEN SUNDAY 1.s,00 P .M. 20:J9 Irvine 3 BR & DR . Spanish .. $41 ,750 I2I5 Pembroke 3 BR + pool + DR .. $44.950 CHOICE LOTS · PRIME LOCATIONS DOVER SHORES & BAYCREST 104' Front. level, corner. fee ........ $28,000 80' View site. level. lease ............ $29,500 75 x 180 VU on Galaxy. lea se ..... , .. $39,500 57' Frt. Pier & Slip. Lease .......... $53,500 BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE 56' Waterfront. Lease. . . . ..... $69,500 45' Waterfront. Lease. Plans incl. .... $75,000 45' \Vaterfront. Lease .............. S75,000 108' \Valerfront. Lease . . .$107.000 EXCLUSIVE SHORECL!FFS Ocean View. Fee simple. P lans .... $150,000 BROKERS & SALESMEN \Ve have a n opening in our Residential Di- visio.n for an e~perie.nced man possessing en- thusiasm and mte~r1ty. If you a re interested in a beautiful office in the finest location, working with congenial a ssociates we are interested in meeting you. ' "Our 26t'1 Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors '2111 S11n Joaquin Hill1 Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 ******* R:11I E•t•I•, 1175-11000. 244 1 E. Co••t H:q~w1y Coron• d•I M•r, C aliforn ia 92/llS THE GA VIN HOl\'lE A beautiful 5 bedroom home in Harbor View Hill s wi th heated & filtered Anthony pool. a spacious 3 car garage, surrounded by a de· lightful terrace. Panoramic vie\v of sailboats in the Bay by day & the Pavilion's !\\'in kling lights by night. Offered by Mr. Gavin at $6R,· 500. Open Saturday & Sunday 1 to 5 1039 \Vhite Sails Way, 1-Jarbor Vie\v I-tills Real Estate, 675-6000, 2443 E. Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, Calilornia 92625 General General CAN 'T SELL YOUR HOME ? TIRED OF LOOKERS? Let us show you the easy way to sell your home with closed circuit T\'. HOME SHOW, REAL TORS 3535 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar l=D;;;R;;;EA;;;M;;;H;;;O;;;US;;;E;;;' ;;; ' Gingerbread Duplex Water· From the "'ann 1ile entry &· Front & Dock :;;.~i:::':~r~~i/'~~sil1.~ 11~~ Plcru~sfJ1ic best cl<'scrihrs 1erior, lhis O<'auuful !ll'IV !hcsc two lovely units. Jusr rc-n1odclcd hy an 011o•11rr \Vf'Jls.Builr hon1e is truly an "'ilh cxc('l!cni ra~r,., :ffi fl. in\litation 10 elr-1(11111 )1,·111~. uM'd brick llrepl1u.:e Op<>ns onto rmtio • 3 Car garage $57.500 REALTOR~ SINCf; 19'1:t 673-4400 Fixer Upper $22,500 LIDO ISLE-OPEN HOUSE J_uxurious 4 BR. home with professional decorator's touch. Sunny street to street pa- tio. See this beauty Sunday 1 to 5 Dot Pardee 227 Via Orvieto DOUBL E DISCOUNT-OPEN SUNDAY Bluffs 3 BR ., 2~'.! ba 's., like new; Price re- duced SH)OO. Top value w/view, better loc. S42 ,950 Dick Colvin 2189 Vista Entrada BAYFRONT-$97,500 An exceptionally atlr. home \V/a view of all 1-larbor entrance boat action. An unusually Inv.• price for bay frontage! Berta 1-~arr 4 INCOME UNITS \'cry close to our finest bay beach & ju~t steps to the ocean. A great estate builder for the young investor. $62,500, 675-3000 675-3000 Aring thf' !l>(lls and p;11111 b!'ush and you'll sci• hn"' In J"\'itlly CLl::AN UP JN R~:AL ESTi.\TJo:!: This flOOr nri.:· lcC'1Ni 3 bt'dnn, 2 hath hon11• s1n11)ly ll('C'ds sonu· work 1tnd !end{"r Jnv1ni:: {"fire, end i! pro\lidrs r.Xt"(!!. !ent ln\le51n1r111 po1<'11 t1a1. II I you don't l!:!rl ynu are r~ady I 10 buy yet. THINK At;AIN AND CALL:! ~================~ --EASTBLUFF POOL HOME Room ror Jots or kids. IJ.'r have 5 bedrooms and three hallis, Went 10 sw1n1? \\'~' havr a bcaurifuJ pool. Wen! 10 buy a hc»i.1 ? ~·r havr room !t'I park ofJ lh<" slrl'rl. Want a sv.'in~ eet? \\'<' ha1·r room for !hat 100. \\'ant 11 PENINSULA POINT BA YFRONT OPEN HOUSE SAT. 11 -3 2282 Cha nnel Rd., Balboa \'ou r best peninsula bayfront buv i~ th is 4 h:drm ., 31'2 bath home with 3 car garage & pier plus float. Cal l for more great details. ll wo n't last at $135 ,000. WILLIAM WINTON, 229 Marine, Balbo11 l1land Realtor 67S.J331 fin" srhool dlstricl? N<'w-1 General ! _General !Y"rt -Co~ta Mesa. \\lanl a ---------;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fa;, pc;ce7 152.00. Phooe NEWPORT HEIGHTS BAYSHORES 646.7171. TRIPLE X \D ' THE REAL ~ESTATERS I ', ''' '"'· OPEN SAT/SUN . 1-S 338 Evening Ca nyon Rd. \\'oulrl you h<"lirvr S:i!l.IXJO 111 bcaulilul ShorC"cl'lfl~? 3 RR , 2 h11, lan1. rn1.; l.1:". pool- s11r hark yarrl. Usrd bnrk frpl., hlln. BBQ In kll{"h. ra!- ing arra. Cute (1lrlrr 2 BR & I BR un1b nn cnrncr jol. 10',~ Di11 n. ('HIJ [or <lflfl\. Only,., $32,500 NO DOWN TO VETS Laree 3 BR w11h 2Qx10 run1- pus roo1n, hrd""d flnor~. RC'<1r yar<l ron111t hloc•k 11·au. LAP.GE FA~!ll.Y ~ Src 1his lgl' ·l h<lr1u 1 h;11h. Jg<'. I ]11·111i: rnnn1 fa;•1ni:: rncl. l"Jfj . 1 110, dlnini: J~l<)lll, ni•ar ~a11dy j h<'Hl'h ttnd RHy CluO . i::11od lrrins -s:11 .!l.-~. WESTCLIFF rd "llh JUn10o t'l•lfli'fll jHtllU ('11~[)0'.\ll"lll \f r I .1,.,.. \'A a 1 . .-. ' • · . -nrnrr U· • "· I rr111""1• <i.\. • • I 1•1111011, 1:1t11t11·t1vr :! h1tn11. I CALL 67~:->726 I $24,600 21~ llalhs. hlt.1n·i;, \1a~hPr & ----~ cus OM a I olrvrr, Ji.:r. rllrl. Hl'f',1, l1r<'- A T F URPLEX pl~c1·. w1111 t.· ill'BPI'~. lni.-~ I. Cho1ep Newport aree, 3 RR mi:i.c1.1IMI<'. \"ae11nt _ $:.!9 . .".00. "1IJ s;;;:j1"""" --.. & 2 BR units. Irlral 011·n<'r SC<n ic P"pmiu ocoop•e<I ' '" '"'"" pmp. NEWPORT HEIGHTS IRVINE TERRACE t'nr ecoln~y conef•r1K'rl lan1· i11<'~. l.Il\\1F.:ST PH!CED HUME:, Av11.ilahlr no11o· _ 1·a. l'llll!, SPACIOUS DUPLEX rrry. $9,120 lnt·orn~. Sl2.000 !l()wn, $75,000 :O.IODEHN 4 hdtni. :t IJHlh.~. hf';1m{'{! rr1lrr1i.:.~. hit 111's.1 f11n11iy rnon1 PLUS play Nll)m -ASKING S15,:iOO. hoal dock -+· davi1 for sk1m-·l 8('(lrn1, 3 ha111 & powder 13nlh u1111s on "'l'O\Jllrl flr,.->r. n1er Locat<'d on Ralboa ,.. BAYSHORES ronrn. t 'ami!y tTX'rn 1o1·11h Z Bit. 2 h1'. r11c:h unit. 1311.1 11 REALTY COMPANY Pc>n1n~ula. an(! idta! Jnv rsr. 11•·s·r l'U\' 2 1 fireplace & fl large k!!Chf'n rolcc, kllt'h. t"'OR 1-!0MJ:: on 642 1771 A . ,.,. ' . >111'nl. Cil[lC , h kl U L n1c111 nr liidrawav. Bc!lrr INC:O'I!'. -nyflme CQll. ~·1 A IJ('lll, "''''' new v.•, rra asl arra_ non-hurry. Dia\ fi.l:>-03ciJ " ~ s tructrd Upprr R11y Vlr1\ SEMPLE wl ,1· r·pr. rl11c.~lnnr rlreplet'i! from mRsrcr brdroom, ku ch-FOREST E. OLSON Reo1l Estate 675-2101 HOME · \111('f1111 -S:'.6.;100. rn. sPpar.i.te rltnin;.: roon1 !.,, REALTORS 2513 E:. Coasr Jhi•y., Cdi\t I Zoned For Business I ''C '' THOMAS living room. Enrlt'l5l'd pa110 2299 Harbor. Cnsta Mesa 1 O W'll p Cozy hnrnc 11rrn~s lrom thr1v. R I wi1h lovely counyerrf POOL. wner I ay I illl: nr11o· Bu1ldrr's Empor-ea tor General 5108.900. MESA DEL MAR lor F.H.A. nr V./I. Trrms nn iun1 jll!<! off lith St. in 224 \\'. Co1ts! Jlwy . ~t4R-!i~i27 Ivan Wells & Sons "/\ must sell" O\lo'ncr has 1h11< cho1t:c i\11'.58 0.-1 M11r CO!<la illr~a. Drl\'f' by 166() Nr11o·pnrr Bf"at•h ("Vf'S ;")o$[).5643 General VACANT , OPEN SUN. 1.5 • ~ _ bought tn Fionna. One of homr . 3 Jargf' brdroom1<, Sanla Anu :"L g. Can for '.i Ready to move in 2420 E. '22nd Street Roy J. Ward Co. l:in:;es1 011(' s1ory hnmri; in 2 p\u~h hath~. Corner !1J! app't. to ~rr -fi•lfi.7171 BE-YOUR-0 WN86SS 1 Virw of lhc ocean from aJ . 7 Br. 3 baths. Lgc, yard. 2 EXCLUS IVJ:: AC;F::O-:T'.'i I thr a!'l'a \1 1th 2oOO ~ri . 11. 4 v.11h laf"Rr rnvrrf'fl p;iho. fULL Pf{ICf_; Sll.00>. IU-s1aurenr hu~inrss ,(. 4 HR most half acr(' with sharp fam. rms, Secludtd JQ!, 1011 MerinrNi Orivr 64G-l~i~in hc'f'lmon1s, 2 halhs lari::r Rnnm f()r hn11r or tralll"r. llcmr 1n !'l'llr. 111 hu.~y c .2 .1 bedroom an1id ]Olli or rrr<'s r-.''pr. Bearh. Ali extras flnr tOpC"n DAilyl !:1n11Jy ronn1 Rc11u11'r11J 1•11r Call for ln~rwe•ion ~S.2313, Rrra. Rusinf'Ss hHs hrtn or>. nn 11 qu1r1 ru! de sar. Car rond. Vacant, 1mn1cd: pns-JX!!s. Hon1P rreshl} pr1111c.•rl rr:l«111c t·on1111uously fnr fK'lli Rnrl rlrapr!i, () n ! ,\I srss, S;i_J,,. rir lease opr. Pyr. i n~iile and nut, Cl~c 10 S! fl\'Pr 111 yr~. Oppnr!11111ty for $2!i.;/)(1 0>.1.·nrr \Viii hl"IP fin. an\id E:xc·han~rs e 67~f!llOO Jnhns and al[ sehools ptu~ --BEACH UNITS .':rrat lull11'1·. Sllfi,000. I an1•r V.'llh JO '; rlnll'll nr II('. 2 VIEW L-OTS and shoppin~. Cal] now 5'1&.231.l ccp1 \.A nr t'H/\ 1rrn1s. liilii::l:i:i:::::::::::::: I BEACH SPECIAL .1 JJITS r (llt ~ALt: &16-7 171 or .-~16.231.1 . 111n1 v rm homr 4 llrlrm~ 2 halh,<; Xlnt ,-.,.,1111 " , . t\1•11·11111·1 Shnrrs, 1•ln,<;r '" I 3 nR I I I 11 c:-.1rs nnl.v 7 ~r'I Piel. '''' 11,,1.,1,.. I lu•:u·h. E,\('{'llrn1 t11c·o1n,.. nt . ' ' ~" ~ ' blk. frf)111 orran in CdM. Luxun'ous S1rps tn ocrRn. Only Sll,!150 \J 11 .. 1 111 1·n~1·, \lro S"l non 1-0· THE REA!, \~ ESTATERS OPEN SUN. 1-5 No.-~ Linda !sir, ;i Brrlr111. CAYWOOD REALTY 1,.,10 inn N; i·;11·;1nr1r,, 1·1 Ara h Jlll 1 $.~000 ' I J::xrrllrnt fi11<1nc.1nf! -Trrin~. S __ (',) Jn1 11 1(11)' lrnntagc on 215 MARIGOLD 41'1 hll!li, Pl<'!' ,r,, ~lip. Slll9,~)()() A WINNER! I 6306 W. Coost tl wy., NB ll:'ar~1;r..-. $lJ.i,[)()(), Lri.:c lnl \~/~11111.ll i1f'ln\r on1 '1',-"',","1 ",.",u~1",.",",.=;u","1 =,=pho=nc CLAUDE SHIFFER Bill Brnls 3 BR. 2 RA, beauty, Adult 0t•-548-1290 l.A I.I. G) .,. 11 •2•1• Vic·1nria S1 . Ci\f. Sli!J . ."~IO. ' ,. 1 • " -call 1tway -642-5678 I Realtor 675-0473 1 (•upird all of ils 3 yrs, \V1tlk ---$~3-0-,9-0-0---A~*#C,, I CO J\lt: ,(· s~:J·: • General Gen.ral 52 Bay Frontaqe r 11'1 bc<1ch: Dnn'r mi:<~ 1his '71filTY A.~:<umr fi~t;; GI lo11n nn 3 l:':':::::=========:::.=------IUnusual 3 bcdrm homP, on1· a! only SJl.[i(X), Collins 4 Brm + Pool Nt•r N1.,.por1 Po •I Offif ' I BR. hon1e 111 lh(' Mesa Ver. MINI OCEAN VIEW NEWPORT HEIGHTS 4 BEDROOMS 2 baths -5 years young. Double car gar- age off alJey with room for boat or trail- er. Won 't last long at only $37.500. ASK FOR MARY GRACE KENNIHAN. THE CIRCULAR DRIVE Leads to the dramatic entry of this Bay· crest Estate. Massive fieldstone fireplace. Warm use of woods, custom carpets. Very functional floorplan, featuring formal din- ing room, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Owner transferred. Vacant. $57,500. May we show you today? NEWPORT BEACH Neat 3 bedroom home on quiet CULDE- SAC street. Most convenient kitchen. Fam- ily room · cozy fireplace-garden type. ASK FOR MARY GRACE KENNIHAN. e Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR Newport IMch Offlce 102I 8ay1We Drive 675-4930 11umm('r hoU:!lt' & glll"den. & Watri;, 962-5523. Hcatf'd + !Jltered pool, HU!i:t' $ rlr area. Con\I, 10 1111 ~hop. $179,500, i\fllft'ifl Bcnls c & w family rm. dining rm, en tr;,-24,500 ping & schonl:<. 1'mpiral i.::ar- hall, natural wood cabinets. 3 Bdrm + drn. f!ug{" f(lmily den Ir ~wimming pnnJ area. Shorecliff "dream" kitchen. No down I rm, lircplacr, natural \.\UO<f I AU fo r S31 .50J. term11. Open till 9 PM. 1:ehinct~. built-ins. Open till Exr:lusiwly oun;. Outs111.ndini;: $2,500 DOWN. lcontract oJ 511}.J720 9:00 P~1. No down rerms.1 YINCO REAL TY 3 bedrrn, rlcn & family room , saJc l. 5 Br, 3 Ba. form. TARBELL 2955 Harbor 540-172Q 2029 H<1rhrtt Bl\ld. $115,1'.XX). Bill Brn1~ I liv & rl in, lrsr: fam nn, Daily Piiot Wftnt Ads havl'I TARBELL 2955 Harbor PETE BARRETT Rl TY ' ''""'· ow ... r 54&-17l3. hargo;,,. plo... I o,m,·A·L;,.. "12-567' I ---~""~·""~'~'~--II Gener11I GeMral G8"eral OPEN 642-5200 SUNDAY-I fo S 1142 IRVINE-N.B. POOL Sparkling 4 bt-<lroom horn' wUh be11u1Hut Rom1trt pool. Fully carpc1l'd, all bltns, family rm., 00\ICred p11tio. fire pit and more. Only ""·""'· Coll '45·8424. \ol'._lh C oasl * OCEAN~RONT * DUPLEX Comp, fumlahed, 3 Br. up , 2 BR. down . f79.~ Georg• Wllllemaon . Realtor 673-4350 '4S.l5'4 .... DOVER SHOR ES BAY FRONT BY OWNER :t Br, 2 bll , ll'.leam ronm . jacuzzi, tl11n & htlr. pier, 1lip for «>' boat, RcdUCf!d S7000 tor 1JUlck r.ale. $110,!"iOO. 548-l!l36, f44.<lfi8.t. S©~~~-~"E~s· The Puzzle wilh lhe Bui/f./n Chuckle 0 lteorrong• lerttrs of th• lour xrombled word1 b.. low to form four 1irnplt words. I 1 j • u( j El 8 I I rHLPHY,~ r11·11.· I • I 0 j = i LI , 1 Exemplary thriff, "He even '::~:;;;:;;:~·-.saved samathlng for a rainy Ir R U G N I O 'day. It woo on -.· I ~ ,~ I I j 0 COmt1ltte t~ chuc~le ~~r~d _ _ _ _ _ by l11Un9 111 the mining word you dt"VtlOI) frOf'I •l•P No. 3 btilcw. 49 r::~lR~Y~3sQt~,£s .l1 11 IJ ,.. I' I' I' I' I 6 ~~r:~·. "110'! I I, I I I I I I ., SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·UNE Only 1 0°/o Down Ntar cntran<·C! rn 811.ycrcst. 4 rlanrly brdrnoms (muter hrdn10rn scp11rnlcd on 0U1cr sldr or homcf, rLlll size ror. m111 dinini;r roo1n, family roon1 \Vlth built In desk unit, lovely 11.crllen carpc1.'I, \ll nyJ wall cove ring -$~.950 - owner, will hclp fl.na.nce w\lh 1D% down. Phono 646-7171. ''° THE: Rl:l\L ' E:STl\TJ:f<S $28,900 l Bdrm+ Den Family rm. etauurul h<>mt. Adrlre•s of d111\nctlon. Cen1111.I RMt plan, Psrk I~ yard. (}p@n I() 9 pm. 540-1720 TARBELL 29SS Horbor TRI PL EX-NO DOWN to vet~. I.it 2 BR unl!a l'nC 1ar•1l'I. parlos. Only SJ!.,ooo, BROKER. &16.ttl6 ••111 ACRE. pool, 2 Br. 1-IOrMtl OK, Owner. S77 ,MO.· Ir !145,6943 * 546-8640 THINKING OF SELLING? Let us help, we will buy your house today for its FULL value. The only additionol charge is 1°/o af tti. sell- ing price. No gimmicks and no ad· ditional expense. WE NEED HOUSES! It doesn't cost anything to call and find out. -You mil;iht even save!! GET $37.50 MOVES YOU IN If you're a vet seller will consider pay- ing your closing costs. Family emer- gency forced immediate vacancy. It's a beautiful 4 bedroom 2 bath ranch styl e hon1e in Costa Me sa (Mesa del r.1a r ). Fireplace. built-ins. two car ga- rage. shake roof. family room. Jn move in condition see to believe. If you're looking for a bargain this is it at $29,950-don't wait-CALL! ACTION EXCEPTIONAL 3 BEDROOM $102.00 MD. TOTAL PMT. Ta~e . over subject to existing loan. This 1s the cleanest home we've seen in a long time. Ov.'ner asking $23,500. See it now, or it will be SOLD! FASTER /EASTS I DE 4 BEDRM., 2 BATHS $25,500 No money down to vets-low low down to a nybod y. You gel a spacious 4 bed- room home Costa Mesa's most desir- able area. with a double garage, con· venient built-in kitc hen. ovcr·sized loL Call no"'' you'll be glad you did. FROM COSTA MESA FIXER UPPER 5176.00 TOTAL DOWN PMT. plus normal closing costs and this 4 bedroom 2 bath home will be yours. AJ_I it n~ed s is paint and carpel, but at fh1 s price you can't miss -asking $24 .000-n1ake offer! FARROW REDUCED 52000 OWNER SACRIFICE This elegant 4 bedroom home has 2 luxurious baths, a family room, time saving built-in kitchen with breakfast bar. It's located in one of the nicest areas of Costa Mesa and must be sold this week. Seller will consider paying au buyers closin~ costs to vets at the below market price of $29 950. }furry it's beautiful. ' W• hove openings for 2 full tilll9 salftm•n to complete our prom· sionol sal•s staff. If you -nt mare action, a fasi.r pac• and -. saln, call now and mall• '71 a good Y"'" 2626 HARIOR ILVD. 546-8640 OPEN EVES. TILL 8:30 l I ' ...... ,... . . ... ... . . . . ' . .. ..... .......... ~~ .. ~-········· ,,- r: ' ' I " ' I ; ~ •' ' ' '' < : ,, I , ' ._ < • ' ' :-,. ' ' • I : ' I . ' ' 1 ·, ' • • i ' DOVER SHORES CUSTOM BLT, NEW ENGLAND near NEW- PORT BA\', Elegant entry, large itving Rm., \\'ith marble fireplace. for1nal Din Rn1., all electric Kit. including electronic o ven a nd breakfast room. 1-"am. Rm .. with used bric k fireplac e . large s ervice porch and three car garage. F'IVE BEDROOl\.lS -31h BATHS plus large 800 Sq. F't. all purpos e rumpus roo1n. The perfec t ans\ver in a per- fect setting for a lar ge famil y . Priced belo \V n1arket at only $79.950 -Shown by appoint· menl. 4'1•0/o VA ASSUMPTION Quiet CUL DE SAC Street -Prime Eastside location. ComRl etel_y r edecorated, spacious fou r Bdrn1., Fam. Rrn .. /with floor 10 ceil- ing fireplace) Dining Rm., and BIN Kit. Covered patio \V ith water fall and decoralor l ighting. Will also sell ~'Ith low down at FHA-VA Appraisal. , CHOICE VA RESALE ASSUME $27,850-711.!'ln GI LOAN. Formal entry, s pacious T h ree bdr1n., two bath home \l.•ith 1800 sq. ft. of living area. Large living r oom with be a1n ed ceiling. family room with r ais ed hearth decorative fireplace. Upgraded drapes. carpets and expens ive tile. Gleam- ing like ne\v built-in electric k itchen \Yith indirect lightin g. Double garage-Block \val[ fencing. \Valk tn condition for only $31 .950. I mmediate O ccupancy-CALL TODAY ! ! ! CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY Custom bit. EASTSIDE COST A MESA, ran1- bling home cornpletely fenced in with block walls and wrought iron gates. Large Living Rm. with open beam ed ceilings. Three bed- rooms. tv.·o baths . Di ning roon1 and e lec tric BI N Kit. Fenced off healed and filtered P ool. Only $31.950 w ith GI or Fl-Li\ TERMS. QUIET CUL-DE-SAC R edecorated in and out. four Bdrms .. D ining r oo1n . family room, l\\"O bath home with sparkling gas kitchen and loads of cabinets. Double gar age. large 22'x26' covered. en· closed and \Veil lighted {for evening enter· tainn1ent) custom patio. Ava ilable with Fl-IA-VA TERMS. at a bargain price of only $34,950, VACANT -IMMEDIATE POSSES- SION. !SALESMEN NEEDED) 646-0555 No. 16 ' No. 44 : No. 88 ' No. 49, For Complet11 information on alt homes & lots, please call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 833 Dov•r Dr., Suit• 3, N.8 . 642·4620 PORT WEYBRIDGE AO tan REAL ESTATE 119() Glenneyre St. 4~1 .9'173 5!9-0316 j HARD TO FIND ' 111 one o( Laguna's bc1te1· <1rra.s . 4 BR, 2 BA, large JIYlng & family rooms, view nl ocean & hills, nice neigh. borhOOd. clo~e to schools, C.ood linanc1og available Hurry on this one at $42,800. I 435 IRVINE AVE. 3 BR & fam rm in early American chaMll , Beam ceil- ings, 1\'oCN:I paneling, uscrl brick frplc. New cpts/dr'ps_ Elect kuchen. Large encl05- ed yard. gar on alley. COLONIAL CHARM G•n•ral G •n•ral llarhnr Vir.w homr l\1on1u•o 1;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 mndrl. Cus1nm\zcd 0 roor. en-j I RIVIERA REALTY * * * <199-2800 * * * EMERALD BAY I 2 Story prestige home. 4 BR, 2 Ba. Large kitchen with all bl!fns. 1\1.'irb!e frplc, chandeliers. Large Ji~ng k <lining rm faci ng '!lPllrkling POOL. Partial ocean vlew I r o m covered balcony. s:.15.000 or local trade. CALL e '"'·1414 !• 11·y: tflrpr1 & Jnrl~rpit. Quick OCEANSIDE H\\'Y. -Spar,. I ious 2 'tr. old fa m1\y. home. 1 3 RR !O!lP dividrd for 31 ch1ldrcn1: lge. mstr. sUi lf' ~ 118 TOPAZ C harming 3 bdrn1. rus tic hon1e in xlnt \oc. nr. So. Bay front. Lge. fronl patio & garden area. $49,500. Call for app't. 308 SO. BAYFRONT llere is the opportunity to have a truly beaut. home & incorne unit combined. Call for a pp't. to see this uniquely designed con1· bination. Each unit having a breathtaking panoran1ic view. Cal! for app't. 202 EMERALD A hon1e tha t radia tes a \varm feeling, des - c r ibes this 2-sty. 4 Bn . re~idence, Joe. on quiel s treet nr. 1\10. Bayfront. Owner \V iii carry fi na ncing. Shov.'n by app't. Sll5.IJOO VACANT LOT r:asl Bay front. 1,2 pier & float New beaut. ho rne nO\Y under "J1ext d oor. construction EAST BAYFRONT DUPLEX 2. Spacious un1ls, $135,000 200-200 Vl DIAMOND 3 Bdrn1 .. 2 bath h o me; love ly patio. /\1e\v 2 bdrm. apt.: both units comp. furnished. /\1r. \Valer. $79,000 l'M'Cllll<lllCY. Sf'p #202!. CURT DOSH, Realtor f;~~-6472 F.\•ri;, ti13-:W6X l7;io \V, Coast llig h"•ay NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 Hornet; On /\ CorrlC'r Lot A Good lnvestn1cnt At $29,750 Roy McCardl• Realtor JSIO Nl'v.·rori Blvd., C.:'11. 548-7729 BEAT THE COLD Swi1n in your own hratrrt Anthony Pool. Brin.i:: J;O!ll" p11in1 anri s11•1tl this 3 brrJ. r 111 hnme. VA 1tpflraiscd at $'.M,17\l. FJI,\ "\1,\ lrn11s. FULLER REALTY 546-0814 VETS -NO DOWN 1 Rn. 2 lla1h.~. Ea.~rsidr C.1\1, Fii/\ . Slfi.i(I Do"·n. t"f)ltTI~ CO 6.12.:1000 Realtors 27~ H11rbor Blvd. at Arl<lms :•1.>-016.'i Open 'Iii 9 P~f You Can't Live- Anyplace For Free But you COULD purchase 1hi~ "'Cll located west.side lriplrs anr! livr in a com". fnrtablr 2 Bedroom u n l ! 1vi1h privatr yard 11.rr1'. fol"C. I ,..d nir hr11tini:: and hui!t-i ns fnr Aflpro:odma!rly $5() prr mn. IBi!.~,..rJ on 20'i do1vn ,) CALL l'IJ-~1~111 ~'Oil DETAILS REALTY Nt•r Newporl Po•t Offltt I\ FP, Oin. rn1., panctrd I NEWPORT HEIGHTS l•m•ly cm. ""'' '""'""'·, ocran view . SlO!l,:iOO A~umr lhr rx1stenr j~~-;; Turner Associates SO. Of 15th ST. V·'."· ?Lnan .and . 1nove into 110;, N. Coasr H"1'·. Laguna this -·100 Sci: }t., 2. slory 494-1177 Anytime I $30 JOO hoine 1mn1ed1a1ely "irh lo-1 ---- tal n1onthly payments of I Lease-option o r b uy ' s~~. ioclud1n1-": PIT!. fca!ur. Con1pletcly rl'decoraTCd 3 BR I That's r igh t! Unbelievable ln es 2 f1rrplaees, forn1at din-modcrri view residence. 1 Nrwport 8<."ach. View. Large ing roorn, J01rgc ma.~!r:r Beam ceilings, built-in ki1ch. I BR's. Formal dining rm. suite. L11 r)::e roncr<'te dn\•e. en Joi~ maintenance yard. 1 1-lllge paneled fam. rm. with • 111ay 1~·i!h roon1 ror boal/ ASKING $37 500 c.athedraJ bean1 ceilings. 2 tr;iilc r, bric·k pal io. ""ater ' fi replaces + BBQ. Cherry softcnc.r, hlock \V<ill.~. [.IJ.. RBALEX RE/\L E.STATE kitchen. 2 baths. Lath k ra1crl in c."o'.cellrrl!, Hunti ng., 917 Glenneyre St. plaster custon1 huilt. Terrac. tnn Beach nrighhorhoocl nrar I 49·l-8.1Gl C'O rear yarri. Brick patio . Beach. School.~ 11nc:! Shop-LOTS of ou!door-liv1ni:; 111ith : \Vo~·1 l11s3., HUIT)' and call pin.:. S.\2,900. Phone 5'16-2~1.1 lhti; 1varm 3 BR, 2.BA hon1r . ( (714) 962-.l585. N;ilur;1I hrirk lirrp)ac,.. /, 1 FOREST E OLSON Sp'";']< oilc ''"'°' "" wOlh • ranyon ,\, oer·an virv•s rn11kr~ Jnr. Rcal101'S -$3_3_5_3 DOWN~ th is !hr ull(' ynu'\c been • S800MOVE-IN looking f()r . 19131 Rrookhurs1 AvP., Take over subject to existing Assume exisliog $23,900 F"JJ/\ ** ONLY $)q,qoo ** 1 -~-"-''°-'_in~Ton Beach VA J oan. lL\RD\\'OOD f loan. 4 RC1:koorn 2 bath, Rfo:/\Lfo~X nt;111. Jo:ST,\TE I LuxurioU"SliVi-;;gr- t•LOoRS, BRICK FIRF-l;u-ge k11chrn "'ilh modr rn 917 Glrnnr}Tr Strrct Fahulon!i upgraded "Blu ffs"' J>L.Aet:, bu ih·ins. Traoslrrr. hllns, family nJOm con1 h1rl<l· 4!H.,11.'J61 Ans:<'l1t.1, 2 BR. model on B~~~~NB:l~!J~~ . For Salr ~a~k:~r~l)~as1Jt~1~1~~~;id~~! ::::~· ~~~~~111~; ~mga~:~: __ E_M_E-RALD-BAY-1 ~~~o:~;·:~· ~%~~:· i~ro:~: hy O"·nrr. Nrv.• pain!. LtJ\'C-rzs.:iOO! HURRY! palio. crpl!i, rirps, fenced 3 BR, 3 Ba., srp. Jiv. rm., !iumptuous mst.r !lllile. Ideal Iv ~;irdrn. Good crpls. :i Wa Iker & Lee anli lanitsca[l{'l'.I. din. rm., ram. r m $7:>.ooo. I ly i;11uatrd on rnrne.r. r:::vf'ry BR , 2 BA. F l it clhlc frpl, 716 En1rrald Ray By App'!. 1 r xtra. CALL NOW for app"!, srrvh·r IX!rt'h. ()\\•nrr will 20-1.l \\·t>.~tcli !f Dr. I• f I Bill Grundy, Realtor Askini:: $~2.~. \Von't Ja~t. carry 2nd Tl?· .Tn1n1crl. Ot· 646.771 1 I• -•· R.'13 Dovrr Dr .. NB &12-1620 Ask fo r E!!;.. }'rt'Cn1an WILLIAM WINTON, Realtor ('11P11 nry. S.'..1.:-00. 2.10 •1[ Oper1 ·111 9-00 Pi\1 1''2-4471_( , .. , ) 54~-IJOl 100' ViPw ,pt o<'<'ao &- 220 E S I th St Ibo I I d 6 3331 Fa1rhill llr ~~lW'iliil~ Th H Tha • even•fll . 229 Marine, Ba a s an 75-__ _ -R-.---1--e ouse t Ca talin;i . Small hul I E 17th St Sh · Ct )I ~,;,;..;:;;;;;..,;;,;,;.,;;;;::;;,,;,;;;;;;;;,,.,,..,,..,,...;;,;,,;::,;. .... 1~~::~;:'.~~=== et1rement n • huildablr Jot ln J ... 1i;:un;i. Salisbury · cosTA :: 1 ;: r.> 1l'~G~•;•;••;•;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==d ~G~a'.'.n~e:'.:ca~l~;;;~;----i-B_a_lbJoU•ITT":-1~•nld5TE[;--Corona del Mar Terry Built s:,,!1'10 lull 11rirf'. Lo"· nn l JUST LISTED I Trn·.v w;is .~ur<"rin1cndr11t nf l & 0 .W.C. \V/ lov.• nion1hly l 'I 11 rir·1cr YOU !'Hll <:i fford . ]' M RINE VF' 6736900 I 64' 64 OPEN 12 (11n.~!rue11on lor Suburb1n pnyn1en1s. Bkr. 493-1153 or J .J 1 A A .. . · . Evenings Cal ~4579 or 2-7438 Execut1've Home s ; :.oo A eh&1·n1111~ (l!l(' hrdrnr)ln ,.,. ' BAI BOA J'LAND Realty N · Park lt;u·t <'Ind Hrlrlr.d rnany '19-1-llll3 cvr.~. , ., G•neral General SU DAY-I to S J BR. hsr , I RR 11p1 hn11sr plus irH.'<•nlr !or only -~==~===--1 2201 E. 16th ST. CloS(> 1o Villai;:r ,r., S32.:ioo. c11~1nn1 fralLir<'.~ in111 an al -QUJ.F.i· & t'Ozy. 1 BR charn1. * NEW LISTING * f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'with 63A% VA Loan NEWPORT Nn. Bi•y. Con1pl , furn. C'AJ.f , NO\V FOR /\N rr;ut ,v lwau11lul Sp11n ish style 1ni.:: apt in residential nrlgh-•Brach duplrx: :i BR 2 ba. STEPHENSON RL TY APPOINTtlfENT TO St:E hnn•r "'llh 4 br. 2 ha, ra n1-horhoorl. Close lo beach &. each unu . l\l1n1 cond. View HARBOR VIEW HILLS Spacious 3 BR. 2 Bath Lusk bullt home with shag carpetin g, paneled den. & poolsized lot. $53.500 CORONA DEL MAR 1:-oREVER \'JE\\i -of ocean & hills & j ust steps In beac h, fro1n this quaint 3 BR .. 2112 bath home. O \vncr \\'/carry contract $69,500 TURTLE ROCK HILLS A R.>\RE l;'IND , • , 4 BR., 2 bath w /family rm. Quality r)lus const ruc11on . lllgh on a hill v.1 an unobs tn1c ted vie\\' of the valley belo\1 . $65,000. UNIVERSITY PARK Informal rec reation roon1 like a n1iniature count ry club -a ro0n1 of this t y pe is very pr<ic tic<t l for lt saves \vcar.t.i: lcar on the rest of the house & is a s plendid incentive for the younger mcn1bcrs o f the family lo e ntertain al home. Spac. 3 BR .. 2 Ba. w 1a spectacular vie\v o'looking-the University & Park. Priced al $42.500. 6) Red Hill Realty . UNIVERSITY. PARK .CENTER, IRVINE CALL ANYTIME 833-0820 !lrre is a truly r11nl/1\1l(' 2 HEIGHTS :lOfi 1\htrll1(' 675.1000 673_85;,o llv roon1 an1! lorn1al d1n1ni.: to"'n. t:mplo.ved sin.elc_ arl ul t ! Imm owner's living rm. Su n. . --Nl(lm . S11ua1m on a corner with rclrrences. $115 111cl rlrck 0,,.,, "''''"· $67,= . yr;1 r nld hon1r w11h all thf'' !till">n1s i.;alorr in this hnn1e 3 Br, 2 ha + i:::st hsr, plll ln, I ' "' r """ lot \l.'ilh ri;>Om f o r hoal/ ut1 I. 494-8392. ,,,, .. ,,.,,., <ho ]·•""''. f1•at1lrrs a fl('rsn11 ('nuld "Ith a i;parkling pool :0 tx>d. ('fl\''rl, fnd. nr v.·;it., frpl. ""' ,.., ""'' 1\•ant. Yci;, rvf'n a 1uc.h b;il -rn11n1l', ram1/y T1l01n 11•i1 h ~!0~1 itn, Own. car Isl. I rrailrr. l.Jxafl'fl in r sl'rllcnl COZY rotta!?<' 2 blrks from Call : 673-3663 5-18-0715 eves. ant·r. ai;i;un1ahlf' VA 1,1;10 f1l'('plare a r11! harhC"qu<' Pr. fil:H>2fi7. Hunlin_t:'fon Beach nei,ehhor. Crrscent Bay. Large fr not I -y•hl· $.112 1··c .,,, ·rco• I k < I ' J ' I ---COUN, ~R" CLUB LIVJNc·,•. •. I hood nrar schooli;. beach, \.'ant. trrr,;, patio, 1 BR . I"'" , .. " " • IJX "l l"l{'I) 1111 nUJl -lll ;t RR ,:! ha, i;:;ir. rat1n, sn1 ,, I n h 1'.I hr associated hon1r has 4 h1·dnn~. 11~ f,,.,.,,-r. ro'rru;r r;;lnr an di Int S\flJO.l rini\·n. carry lst Large and 111odern 4 brdrm 110 s nppini.: 1 u.~t ~<'f'n Sl:i() mn Ulil. ptf. 225 Ca.ion. •·· J J , f 'I J I '· <' 'h hon1e "llh .sunkeo1 h\'1n" fn br a pprC'Cia!ert : SJ!l,900. 4M-R9-16. I ,.;,t lS, ormaJ .. 1n111i::. r1n1-",..,11,.r . .->11 a1 1v1" wr · ar l'.lS 'ropa1 .. ti7J--02.12 I .., Ph 546-Z\13 r ho · \ly ronn1, hra1rrl and r1111•r Srr !111s 1ntrrrstln1i! hornr• C -d ·l-M 1"()()111. rnrn1iil dln1ni.:, family onr · Qr ~ ll'Jnl?. BY Q\l.'NER • ·1 br 2 ha BROKERS-REAL TORS ZOJS W lalboa 67J.J6'l r1~ poo! 1\1lh Jacu1.11 ano! i1ll 1111 for S:J9.JOO. Phonr orona 11 ar !Tlflni :ind JUSI artJat'f'nt 1'1 I playroon1, lenrP<l 'y ard: NEWPORT HEIGHTS !llr ('\lrfls f1'11 nl ••Irr i.:arai.:r 6-16-1171 1 thr 01un1cy Cluh. 0 11•nrr hllns. <"Tpt s, llrps, drC"k~. DUPLEX rr11rty 111 n10\·•• -trv. S~S.!l~.rl ~~''" ,., ..... l'l.OOO. <>'J.JI'. S1111n1sh rour1ya rd f'n!ry: 3 r!n<lr Olll'llrr t'I ll\Jl$1dr r•t di "' " '"" ~ 't-nn J ·1 d. C11ll 54:~R-l"l4, Soulh Coasr aft 4 " , am1 y r rn .. 1n. rn1. & sirl! hra1111i:: Thi~ 1• 1·lf'J.:<t11t SOUTH-OF-HIGHWAY 6°' VA J " Rr;1ltnr~. 10 i.:r . rumpu~ rnnm. 4 1ear5 l11·i ng !l111I rn!rrtl11n101\! ;ii 1\\"o 2 hf'dronm uni!~ in •mr -EARLY INGRAMI-. -1S2;J,50!!. Assuniable 67,. loan . INSPIRING v1r11· nr hrach, old , $·17.!tiO. i1s hr~r '1011 n111 <1 ~ •. ,. I" --------· of Cnrona dr! i\lar '\" n11•~l I 52® j"l('r nionth inchidill" 3 AP., I.Cr dr-rk, ~pariolls DUPLEX .,,,, .. ,.,,,,. I Assume 5'"• O•'o 1. 11 1 .. ,. . \"•I'· 1,, Onr nf thr sharpr-51. 1mprn\· ,, ''''"' 110 _ . .JI .... ,,,, 1 " · !· 11 '' ~it-n 1 r fl(,! inn~ . .,,,,..,. I . . taxrs ;:inrl ins11r"11 JH'r . 4 Brr]. " · ' ·'"' ·" lll\' Chuia Cove•, shoppul~. and l"rt 011 Sll'.11nr1ous c1trpr1.11;: \1 n~~ 111'alty · i;.i"2.S7;t2 2 .~· 1-Hn. on "-·111rrfron1 w/ COATS L C d 1 1 l~1fl•n, 2 ba1h. 2•, yr :1rs nr11·. ' II ,. I 1 oan rlro1rrHary ~hool. Vr·!'sh •' r<llK'l'les, oVf'Y palm. ~ --. --, fll!'r . Oill. rrp f·s. urn- & s p:11nl. iU'w t·arprl 11nd ln11 rinse !I'> sho11s ,\: b l'a Ch. lM(} ~11 , fl., 111.rJ:r li\111.: I-OR Sa lr fir 1~r ophon by J~hrrl$6.'i.OOO -Xln~fu1itnrin>:, WALLACE 4 Br·Z Ba harp 1,. 000 1'00111, h1i:.: P<iln~ Vrrdr sronr "1\·11rr. Ocran \'\J, pool , 3 hr. 1 Walker Rlty. 675_5200 prH"•' n1akc· 1h1s lt">j lay's 1 • ·"· • REAL TORS Totl;t' H\'f'r 11ll~ cx1~t1ng YllA 1,r~t hiiv. UN IVF:RSITY REALTY firrplO'H·r. nind('nl kil <'h<'n ~'.:_.f1· 2 Im . S•l~,flf.O. 4!l·l-fifl23. 3.t16 Via Litio, Nrwpon Brach ., , .,1 ••c·••>< .0, · ,,.,1 ,. 0 H .• ,6•10 11ith althl tn~.ra r]){'1s,drap. L•d 11 Open E venings -''• ;.1111un '" l age r.1 < Only S.l?i,!"!':ll 1'. r .. 'st i•·y _61 .•. ·' f'S. I o '• I OPEN HOUSE-- • 962-4454 e ln11 n. •I 1111~" Bdrn1s. • 2 /\ Real E:sta1 rrs Exclusiv(' Slll.750 OR LSf~ OPTION SAT & SUN 12-4 PM Distinctive Executive Home * 3100 sQ. f1. of Cl l,\R~· ~ * Magnificen! \'IC"' of 1he H!ll"bor • l.oarlf'd "'ilh !JlC'Cill.J fo'a· h11.lhs . fflrmal rl1nini; . jusl Call 673-8:"60 · ·d 2 ., A F H SpaC'1ous E-1>1 e BR .. P2 . un om• .. • Oubhou•• ,1 •<th St. rrrnodrlrrl 1hruo111 • t'Xlr11. R I h d 1 ·k I ·-' ~ 11, own ,o;c coo o. .1 e For privacy & entC'rtairu.~ ~-··--om du•I-. blk ~ l11.1·i::e grounds. \"rry Ir 11• 11 hi! p J · 962 ••71 54 1~ ...... _, """ '" or"". a ns. a 1n. _., ( :::: ) '"1103 Custom blr. 2 BR., lge, df"I · -~1,., .. 0·.,. 10 Lido 1,1 •. 4 i::i~Hl a~sun1ab!l' 1011.ns !Pll · garagr. Nr pool & clubhsc. 50 Ft corner lot T 2d wa ' & Br11rr hu rry Ola! 645·0?.03 Vacan1. Un rl f' r pr iced. 1 Huntington Harbour · · . · erra br 2 b&. It 3 br 2 be.. Open ti~ .... rad1a.nt heal. "Ne• be8.rhcd ceilings'. .wndk, fncd FOREST E. OLSON 305 POPPY ~'· "411-<rol SACRIF1CE. $89.JlOO . ,,... '"" 183,;oo, I "" .,. " I C •1 A n1e FHA 7 W 'II H I y ng. wner dr. RE.ALTOP. OPEN SAT/SUN. l-5 I NO 00\VN O"·nrr m, ".'.' nitiM'nt 4 ht. 4 ba waler-* * * * Pl "''o· /Joblt. nanc. 2'".!Y.l larhfir. 0!5la " rsa 3 Bd . move. ssu ? ' front hQmr in Huntini:ton • •. p OU CTI<J u7 = 675~" m1., 3 full baths, sep. loan. 3 br + fam. Lr<> . . T h 4 B ~ "' """''• .... -lures NO CASH din rm Fx!ra Ii:: 2 car 1 ,_ 1 t 1 Id., llari>r'our. 101 watC"rfronl. o comp;tf'f! l is R. 4 bA ., iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif B' II'·.,,,""'', • 1 · · · -r , cu...,._~sac o . yr n · ~1· d k ~-u ,~~ r h,,._ 1,·v cm f""' m -11 • ., I\,. n F~SC'm ncrdrrl,ifyo11afC'at1uahl1rrl .i:-ar.Elr1·!.r nnlc fillercdforc. MPsa \Vood~. S32,9:JO ... oc: ':" ,.,..,......,or ~L • " '"'· r A' PRIVATE ROAD Gener•I I G9"•r•I -Elrctmnic 01•rn i·rr, In buy ihis \'arant 31,ed. ed a ir. Xlnt loc., nr. ocean. 557_7fi.'l.'l 11pp1, rnnc1pal.~ onl y. :l,IXX} sq. ft., 45 fl. lot, as • I.;.."----------lntrrcom ... _ 1 · h ··inE 'L B h best buy for only $69.500. Jmmae. :1 BR, rfen, din. rm. WHO SAYS'' 1·01)111 r11·au y \1•11 ,. · ONLY S68.000 • COLLEGE p k. 1 · aguna eac WALKER REALTY 3 bath homA oo Jg" !•·-' .' 1 O Th· W k nd -Prier inrh1rlr~ "':i.~hrr Pl /\C~~ b 11 1 re & . p 1 -ar s mos _ " •. •O<.CU ,, JMn _1s " • 1 1 . ~. u1 -111s, ani n10 rn1c rorr.rties 67S-5726 uniquf' houSl' 3 hr rlrn SOMETHING 167 .. 200 G73-l9 Int Light 11iry room" manL For• !!fl dryC'r. rr nger111or . Srllrr says ",SF~~I,, l'H pay LOCATION-LOCATION 11\;. ha. N~w· l~nrls~ap1nc:: ;,.,J • • .2.l Rei. -c·u!'('(j Jawft.~ k heau't. gar. Any house O\·rr 1:,00 si1 l1 has Fabulous l."IOQ sQ. 11. Tri-:rrr7l'.r ~·1111r t'Osts. $2ti.i;io~ RELAX! I I ru!ltic inlcrior, remodeled . ELS£ Prim• Lido Nord I rlrnR; ~dbl. 1tar11i:~ & •hop 10 have 1 or :i Bedt'011n1s. U'vel along 11 Mesa Vrl'de -1'.lrC'~rl<' g11.r:ii;:r r\(l(>r w lk & L tJ!l hs MG--0902 ls 1h1s old(' gr;iy housr LO· :; BR. 6 ha, w/elevator 59 As!IOC, pool &i; puttlni;t gt"een, \\-"110 NEl::OS IO have a j Coo I Clubf' ·rw WM1 .. ~ Spac1ou~ hl'dr ...... ms a er ee N~lhing lo do bur n1ovr in! ~-. . I ('A"rED AT TI-IE END Of' ft. lot. Pier & nOftt, $275.000. Bci;t buy ln a.l"l!I\, i&'.500. house drsi~rlC'!I lo slct11 ;irr a vl~wry,.oo ,,_,h:; fl/\ar~1nl11t•. -., Uoiq11r, Tri-lr~·ri . Con. f-.lf'gant _hnn1r, 2 + den. 2 • R'i owot>~-.1 hr. 2 h11. fA.nl THF, LANE. OVERLOOK-Call 642-4£20 for ApJl'I, army ""hen there's onl;y 3 I ul&to, ext'CuU ve l11.mily home tr~1porary drsi~n Rc11t1ors h;1, I 1111n1a('. 1-RR apt. I rm. Appr1used l:ll $2.1,7;;(). ING Tilt; OCEAN . 2 srory Tip of Lido Isle 8 .11 G d R I * P U •-J "" I I 7f\!12 Erlingrr Dnn '1 miss ihi!'I nne! I 1\111.kc_ offer, . 311l Darrel!. •-·ho<<''"'' ,., qo••••<I .,. B4'1111t. 4 BR., 414 bR . home I run y, •a tor or 4 in 1hr. family!! \\'llAT _ ,-;1 ""'w; rirr -Or1t· 1• ~111 c .,,, " s·· I 00 ·-$67 JJOO 171·0 842.44:,;; or 540.;,140 UN JVt:H.SITY llEALTY 646-7586 or fi.46..!llrnr ~.·ode ,,,,.,,. T'-up-c ''''"" with 56 f!, water fronla~. --±2EE!ZZEE YOU NEED ll!I LlVING '·0040 JAVA no .. C.M. . . " ·' 'IC •. ~ 'J Roo . HERE IT ISi I .sp;1ce not :1lrep!n11 s1111t·c. ·Sat/Sun from l :OO ;>-16-2311 Hous• Needs Company 3001 ~-C~1. l h~'Y-673-6.'HO Fountain Vall•y has huge LTV. RJ\1., W/\'¥ m !or large boat slips. <f ~Bedroom.!. 2 Luxur. Like lhi& spaciou~ ilOCKl ~CJ ! Now H•ar This I V11<'un1 I: loll<'sotnf' for lan1-IRVINE TERRACE CARPETS, }'RPl.C.,' 2 BO-Pr~ll~,OOOnd. RI iout1 Baths. $24.000 Price, _ ~ a h ho ilY. 3 BR · 1~' B/\ In pres· ' Jl'l,500 Ye,, there'• a ber:iutilut S•"•n.. RMS., kitchen & lge sundcck ru y, tr. :· 11) 3Bedroom ''Ill "' 1~1e lie.re·~ a big,~ bcdrooro wlllt ~ { .,., R.'U Dover Dr NB 642-4620 VA and IBA Te.rn'ls Car J with 1ar11:e. aeparare family IRmlly Rnd dinln1t rm,:· fonly ttsir 11re.a. $<-..rt'('nfXI pa.tin • Charm ni:: 3 BR :I BA. 15h Condo in Fountain Valley \\I/EXCELLENT 0 CE AN .. pel& • t3rjck Fil"l'place-'. 0oi.i: room with wei bAr, formal ft...,,,.,1 lO moot'· oldl 1': F/R v.•/}~P. Garden kil<"h-TED BERT ASSOC thal hall 3 bedrooms. 2 VlE \V. The lower slory Is a ON STRATA CENTRO bl G F ~~ ·~ E ti •-'--·I'& en. fl steal 61 $26.500. Collins EALTO .. A ... ,, "I J"· _,,.,,11,.,.1 gilf'St unit & l\aa 2 BDRMS., <f Bedroom&, 31( Bath• e • tn.ge -· e.nced Yar. dining 11nd huae. eUY cal't' SpnAh~h ~. 3 car prage, xecu, ve ""'~. """ J~71 v · l..klo fir.>.A.'iOO '''"" "' ,,.. ·~ " '"" CALL • relilr ya.rd, all in lip.lop 1.-on. .,,e.l bar e!c. e.tc, Will lease 3 BR, 21,f BA, fa~ rm, & Yi"a1111 962.5523 · 1" • faclli!ies (pool, clubhouse, UV. RM., BA11f & Kl1'CH. 3.'i Ft + Lot dlllon. 4150. ICP. dini ng rm. ~ t;Q. c & w OCEAN·hRrbor vll!W, Lusk pool lahles, pitch and put & lS PRESENTLY RENT-Stf'C(>t to Stn!.ta Walker & Lee ONLY $3l ,SOO. ll22 HUMM1NCBTRD DR (I. & lge dble g11ra.ge. Ve.ry n.istm Interior -I BR, 41:1 and much mot"el. Assume. 8 ED F'OR $150 PER MONTH. $"12,500 wmt lD"k OOWN ~ M sa SU f l bli Cle11n! 1 yr old -.•/lrplc. IRm rm, wet bar, 'Jhlrp~·1. $22,000 7 ~'7'> r .H.A, )Mn 2 CAr gar11.ge_ Alt~thcr, LIDO REAL TY INC. RAltont 0 THERF:AL '"'-[STATERS e , n rom : & plush ..-·/w <'Pl.~. fhruout t;eparate S<'TV. pore . ~ wi!h }nw payments Iola! you ha\'e 4 BDRMS,. DEN, lln Via Lido 673-7300 279(} Harbor Blvd. at Ada.ma Ml-SIM Xlnc location In Tus11n $27,950 ~ar, f'Ourtyrl , S 7 4 ·~DO · prlct> $26.~. C 3 1 j now, I 2 BATIIS. KITC-IEN & WET :145-9'191 Open ·ru 9 PM ............ Meadows, Xcra li.::r lo! al f . 6'1~ ~r. 546-Zlll. BAR. Localr.d 1 SHORT • 11t 40' lot • Clell1! 3 br :I -,,..,..;,.,.;;;i_;:.:::_1 OLL£G£·R~TY <'nd ol cul-<lr-AAr. l,.ii;P p11.lin 4 BR + Family rm. 2 Br. Vie"°" Ne11r Llt!1r BLK. ABOVE COAST BLVD. ba. NP...-·ly redt'rora!~. OCEANFRONT ,.....,. Ul & matuN' IN"f'I! in Mrk Bf'Kuliful homr, L;irgt' rooms. Coro/IA beach. l\1usl sell No ntallt>r how you look 111 l.at;:P. Plll lO. $71.500. \\'irh a gea & sail view, Old $29 800 y11.ni. Custon1 ril"J)!I, <'"'·[ lluite fflrnUy mi, d ining rm. 01\"nf'r fii;N421t it, thiti;: olde house Is "SOME. Kl 5-2512 a'1er 6 pm NtWJ>Ort chlnn w/SPBnllh • S.ll or leaM/optktn ft'llli l.,,... rteC'Qratlv~ Jll'ln<'llni;:, 14 rwin 1111Nf hrdl'Ol)ms. rn-JNCOl\1E Cdl\1, 2 OOuscs. 9~ THING El.SE" for * $51,950 * * * 45' Jot * nap, Spacious l-1tory, 3 $156 a Month BR 2~ ba ,_1 2 Ol rough wood• shr lvinK ,ft tr1111 lr,v h;11l, 1'(•n!N1I floor plan. n•kirn. Closc 10 rvery1hing.' PRE.'ITtGE hO 111t1t1 $37,950 FULL PRICE Sm 3 hr, hltn!I, furn. 215 br, 3 hR, fam rm it:lasK e.ncl., Ai111,une SIA. f,!. •Pf' ~n. Pay. I ., ·· "'' C. ~ r v.·ork Closr Ill park ,. l"'flol· Oi>rn to H Ill') PM 540.-172{] $J8,5Cll'I, Phollf' ~99-3fi22 me 7"" mod~I Call for spp't. !O !ll'e R.11vtn1111. Owner 6T~2643 WI a forever Calallna view. ment1 leu thltl n:nt, 3 ~-1 f/.U. 3 Yrs. old. 23QJ Sq . .F t. nl\1nlly pot)I. Ora~t lra lly TARBELL 2955 Harbor --a1~1om rw:int t .P_11lro, 4 BR, MISSION REALTY Si1u111ed on Balboa Penln rm + Dl!n, f1t1mlbl rsn. Oi>tn 44 COnd ~·ca~t Qllkk pot-l'f'dUcrrl to Sl.'i,!l.'in. As~u rn<' Cost I M•SI 3 BA. r11.m1ty, dining, ln1n1cd. 98.'i So. Con.sl \lwy., Ln gune ''MAKE Room For Dfl<l· Assume 6'%i lotin, Could ~ 1111-t PM. "10-1'7"3> ! ee1'.s. CAii IOdQ J.:onrl VA loan. Mot-O:i-t7 I sF.T.LING Your boat? ''Li~!" • . occ., Nr Warne~ & ~h1;1n~. Phon• (714) 494-07l1 d Y" · • •·cl e • n out the u~ •-' 2 unlt.1, Good tax y•••ELt:r2tSS'M rltror I Call, p.,~k W<J04 . 54~2.100 " .. \l.'\1h u.~ .. sell lt fast. Dally COZY \V-Sidf' • 3 "' ~am rm. By ownrr. $46,:il)l ~1i!A 6,. Pr&lt'· .your tt11.ih•IJ CASH shet11r. Con11ide.r v:ctuUwe . . ~, , iri.! ltr e 8111 Heven, Rltr. nie Yt llow T'11.i;:.rs or I Piiot aas.'iJfi~ 642-567& On Oak. Gl/FllA nr wh11trvrr .uum. Joan. S.11·9770 Daya/ DAILY PfLOf fot 11.ctionl ,,Ith a Daily Pilot cfaultied $.'19,900. <>wnrr, M&Q» or 4.LJM..'42-567& 21.1.l E . ~ CdM m32U clA11•\ftM •• ' M2-.'i67!! • $24,9!'1.'1, ~~ Qulntard M'J..2991 346-6706 e:V~5 & W\md11. Call 64~ & Save! ad. "'"8391. ~· .... ' ... . . . . . .. .. ,.._ .. ~·· ·-~--· ... ~_.. .. DAIL V PILOT U N.!f!!rt .BMch Condominium• Lots for S•I• 17' Houlft Furnished 300 Houn1 Unfurn. 305 Houw1 Unfurn. 30S Aph. Fum. W Aptl. Fvm. 3'0 Aph. Furn. for s•I• 160 ----------1 WONDERFUL M· 1 Half Acre B•lboo l•l•nd N•wport BHch N•wport BHch G•nonl I Cost• MoH I Huntington BHch WESTCLIFF RECREATION 1ninded peo-Level 101 noady to t:Juild. Out CUTE furn, hse. on Balboa UNTING FUaNITUll RE\tARKABLY 1-------- B d 1 0 1 pie move 10 "11BURON" -ol iuwn owner Will finance Island, :no Agate. Open Sal • COSTS LESS I BEDROOM, neU' heh, 1•~ ran ~w 1 s ng w 1h spae-·oo I . le Sun. Ph: 642-64511 LEASES-LEASES-LEASES UNBELIEVABLY ._ IOus !Joor plan. Attractive I if you have hved "condG-or niay consi r easing, EXTRAORDINARILY . per mo. Tndewinda Rea11)', tiled enlry ha.II, near new n1lruuin style" anil loved ll Phone 646-7171 Balboa Peninsul• WE GOT 'EM 11 Coo1ple1e 1 BR. Furn. BEAU1U'UL "M;,;,,,7.a6ll,;;o;c,..~~~-~~-I carpeting, shake root. A -move up 10 TIBURON Choice Bluffs Townhouse Hon1es a11 low as $2'l per 1110. v 1 D'I G d A B A c 11 E Lo R u n It . truly comfortable ho1ne in where i·eal townhouse living 45' BA YFRONT Ba J b oa a s•re •r •n pts Furnished. SlOO/mo. . Penin, s BR, 4 Ba, p1et, Available on one year leases JOO Y. PURCHASE AtlulU;, 00 pets an excellent area, $44,950. I is in full s\\'l~g. . . float, \\'inter or :,·early, 3 BR. -2 bath · tri1 level .... $325 per mon th OPTION Putting green watrrlall & * Call 646--268'7 • Walker & L If .YOU havent ll'letl 11 -111• 673-2039 3 BR .. 21f.t bath. 2/sto ry $385 per month Ind , item se.JecHon stream Jlowe~11 cverywhert-, Sl~S1:5. LGE, modern 1 br ee vcsr a little time to Jook lt R ch F•rms 4 BR. -3 bath -famil y· hon1" $400 per month 24 hr. dt!lv. Pllonth to i\lo 45' pool', ...,.c, ,.,..,,rn , billiards. I "' bch.: crp l.s, drps, etc. 01·er. an es, ' Bayshor•s .. · ·~ • ...., 409 Cal r 536-4261 847 5169 Realtors Choice Resales Avail Now Groves I~ I . Bay View -"VIP " Home CUSTOM BBQ's, Sauna, lurn.·unfurn. 1 • • -_ 2043 Westclift Drivr \\' ·ar · IJ' 2 BR. C\>ttage. Avail 6 n1os. 3 BR .. 21h baths. split level $450 per month Fumftute lentol Singles, l BR, 1 Blt + den, BEAUTI.FUL FURN. API'S. 646-7711 Open 'Iii 9·00 Pl'.! I e speci iz.e 111 se 1tg eoni NCH ' S295 mo. 2611 Bayshore Or. 517 W. 19th, C.~1 . S.IS·3·181 2 BR. fro1n Sl.35. &>e l!~ $140-$165. Quiet, priv, patio, ~-· -t!ominiums try us or rea 5 AC HORSE RA . 1 644-5226 01· 64;>-35&1 wkOO~. Specialist s in Sales & Leases Anahebn 774 2&00 I 2000 Parsons Rd., 647-8670 2 wardrobes, trplc, drellllillj{ * On Bay W /Sr.p * action. Pr-Operties n{'eded, P ICTURE BOOK SETI'ING C t M f LaHabta 6!l.l-3'i08 Betwet:<n Harbor &-Ne"'porl, I rm, Jocked sep. gar. Pool. Bre.(h< k. ·v· , buyers walting~.! Lovely new 1uxu1·lous 3 br os a ••a 24 14 V' 0 I O 1 o-• 2 Blk N 19th Sauna. Rec nn. a ing: 1e\1', 11t.a • ro 0<.-.... room, 11t~l pa~d ...... sr.o . · 17301 Kel'lson Ln. 11 blk V.', Pool • Balcony . Ele~·. Dt>· 1 LEASE "TIBURON TO\VN. shaki" roof, \1·hite fenced, XLNT Location -OC3.1' she;· [/;st ~' 1 Bedroom, util prud ...... $85 I • • • • • •-a a • 'I f B h Bl d Sl t J Jux.e z bdr1n apt, Jnconipar. HOUSE" _ l""" 11 3 ample 1valrr, Must sell S500 ping 3 bedroon1 2 b a ch ' NEWPORT BEACH 1 BR, t~I OK, Util pald .• $~5 S6 nite up ST/.:.O wk up o• 84 < 2 • 7 0 8 • ., v , on a er , able value. only $52i\f I 1, uw ~. ·, down 10 reliable buyer. executive home -built-i ns, 1 Br, tot /Pf't OK utl pd .. $~j ~i'UDIO It 1 BR Apts • · ""· . MOSS REALTY 642·.8732 bedrm, 2,'j bath, only 6 ~s . $1(J,!Y..(I total. {714 ) 68,1.5555, dish1.vaslil'r, disµos at $285.00 rea ty 644-1133 1 BR, tol l pet OK uU pd .. $lOO t e C~lor TV, p~ne sen-·, ~I Dl~LUXE Bachelor ~nJL'I . oltl, All pool and recrea11on TOday 01• e~'t'. n\o. irater paid. 2 year 1 BR cot! ut\I 'ti $12.j 1 • Linens, ma.Id serv av<iil. I \Valk 10 Ocean. Ut1l pd , TAX DEDUCTION Jacilities. Ava il approx lease 11;111 op!lon to buy STAR*at eET ~6-7330 1 Soci~I clubroom·billiards. etc UNDBORG CO. SJ&.2579 Dup\f.'.'<: 1 Br., 1 blJr. ocean I 2.1-71 R f E t t W;-nt9d 184 available. No !X'IS. Ref. and 1• U f -Live \\·here the fun is~ I DEL _ LAKE MANOR Lg, t &. ha~'. No vacany. S3600 Larwin Re•lty, Inc. ea I a e I se:-depQS11 required . Tel. Hou1•1 n urn. 305 1 Hous•s Unfurn. 305 H~LIDAV .PLAZA 2'376 Newport Blvd. a-18-9/::i.3 I BR, Sl4CI. Pool, palio, adults. yearly ini:. $.U,JOQ, 962-6988 anytime Se(' P<ige 1087 Yellow Pages. 54:>-S609. Newport Beach DELUXE ~cious 1 BR • • • • • • • • • I 536.6717 642.l?.72 01vne r!hrokt'r THANK YOU . . . . . , 2 BR furn . F irepla.ce, lovely Costa Mesa furn a.pt $13.l. Ht'ated pool. . 1====~--~~~1 --O"'NER I . . . Amp!(' parking. No children LRG. stu1ny 1 BR. nicely BACHELOR apt, uLil pd. BALBOA COVES *BY "' • \\londerru1 people for your I pal io & yard. So. c f ll111y_I $J&g I WATER ~ H0:'11ES 1n Newport Slior .. s 1 196• o... furn . Gar· & lndry rn1. No 17,1~ blk 10 •-a<h WATERFRONT BLUf. LAGOON VILLA No 4 I I 197 ' -Ad 11 " pel 177' p US •· h 4 BR 1'100 l'-5 · oo pe S. :> r vmona, ., ~ ""'' ~ • · . oya 1y 111 0 al .n1y n~w ""'asi:. ~ s, .. o -s. J i:.a, ns . · -JI Ci\1. pets. $1·10/rrici. 642-2~. Student pre.I'd. 642.-8520 Pri I 3 BR z ba · 1 30781 S CoAs! lh1'y. address. Every !isling with 1110. b73-l9J3 ,t, S·IOO 111(1, on yr!y lf'11.<:i:' 54&--0292 2 810~ ~:11.·Jy !l~r }·!1~~e~ IC _,_ 1 . ..a~~-na s:ach Quintard Renlty was ~'QI<! in t Laguna Bffih J Bit f'rN.•Joni l-10111r, 11i; is_ C11y~1oci Really ;,.18-1290 0 CEHLAUTXEEAU 1 LA 2 P0 8 1NTE ACAPULCO Apt~ at!ractive, 1 ~;~~IE~~R b e ~N!: h ut~lOO d io ft boa r · $79 ~ on......,min1uni pt -2 1970 : and all scJ!ers recelv. Ve1y Jg1• rncd vard kuls 1 BR apl furu '1il June 1~!h · urn 1·, apt, I Pool U!il aitl Garden I · ' ~·j1 G ' d 1 s;. I ' bedroom, 2 baih, l'arpets. ed ihc nl'1 agr~d ttn1 ounl s, !COZY L'Ollage 2 blks from ' & pets 01-;, sich'uoli;' n1•ar, $1~0 1110. ·1~05 Channel Pool. Close to shop~, $150. !ivi~. Adults,pno J>etJ;, 2 BR Adulls, no pets. 5&).167·1 1 run y, ea tor drapes, builtins, etc. 2 Tllis is a GREAT RECORD Cresc;cn! Bay, L:1rgc fronl ' StO\'f' & refrii; 11va1lalilP Place_ 67~>-1071. Adult~. no Pf1!'i. I $175. 1800WallaCP Ave., C.i\L L•guna B•11Ch 833 Dover Dr., N.B , 642-4620 I pools, priva te beach, tennis . bui nothing ncii· ror yard, lrPe~. patio. 1 BR. G1Z.22:1\ anylllll(' ttll).!16fA; N\\'PT Bch, 3 HR, 1 2.1 1941 Pomona A1•p C.,\1. ' ------! B tB B hAr court Cl 1 Qu' d R It Sl5!)1no.Utl!.pd.:l'.l5CaJOn.I __ -· .cf'!\ ~ · I S.i\-1 furnbachclor,Cooking .1----------I es UY eac ea $38.ooci 499.36()5 iar es ullar · ea or · 1 494-S94G 3 BR & lam, :2 ba, 4~..0 BA, d1n1ni.: . i·rn. .zsoo sq. B•lbo• Island 1 No long hnir~. please. Open QUIET It rozy. I BR chan11· \V il! ronsider lease the iiainc you crui r~;illy : I sq ft bonus r111. Dre<u11 ~1 · \;i ndi;cupi ng. S4~. Delta 1 Sun alt 1 pn1 on ly. $70. ing apt in residential l Bedrn1, r1ewly decorated. purchase or oulright sale. TrusL NEED N0\\1 -sin~!e I Lido Isle kitchen, panellt>d Jiv'g r111 \;·16-4.JJ.I FOR leasc 3 B1·, 2 Ba,, Rear, 254.!i Newport Blv!l. oeighborhood. Close Io 5300 River Avenue honie also. 2 -10. 20 Units. , ...,·/Crple. Dbl Kat .~ .. ] BR, 3 ba , bltns, drps, modern, rederoralf'd Jo1vPr QUIET, studios $\lS, 1 BR's beach & low11. EmployPd Open House Sat & Sun J.i 1 VENOM ·Stop in and chat with me -. 5 BR. 4 1 ~ ba. \lalf.'rf~nl sprinklers S270 n10 ]sP, eris. on 1v11 tPr, Pools & dup~cs. S .. Bay!ro~t . op-Sl2:"i. No chldrn or pets. single adult wHh reCerences, JEAN SMITH, RL TR Is \l'hat you'll save on this -Tii.ANKS AGAIN. I ;:;~, Sl~~~~·nth~n Lido 1 546-234-L . 1ennis !'l'I, walk to bel:lch. ~slit'. P!'villon. , Sj()()/mo. 213:i Elden Ave, Cl'.f. See , $115 incl util. 494-8392 400, E. 17th St., <;'.M 64&.32;'15 1 4 bedrm, 2 bath with pool Scr\'ing · LA & Orange Co. 3' BR. 3 Ba. off.water home 1 MO V lNG-TRAN:;Ft:RRED· IH6-7f.68 arl 6 pn1. 53:>-:l ll.> Frank S~we_ll__ Mgr Apt 6. $110.FURN. cozy studio for MUST SELL By OWNER I &. recreation facilities. E:.:. ~ • f d furni~hA".l•l~""ionlh Tired or fighl 1ng 11•l!h NE\\'PORT Island 2 BR • F'urn Apt e U 0 G • l . Lovely 1 Br. apt, Sl~. (I . t LJln ar """' """ ., C 11 h 11 b e BalOOa Isl!.' e ST, DI J\PL Furn .. a.s "" Nr. beach. 4!}4..11200 Brand new, fee siinpl,, 1 1 ce en1 1nvesmen1-across Bi!l Grundy Rllr. 642-4620 l'nanls. u l <' pro1e111 firPpl. Sl'p. fa111 rm .~:, a. * 673-1067 a ft !;pni • i\ater paid. 1975 P11rsons, blk beach, 3 br, 2 ba,-2 froin proposed Fountain Val. REALTY N e' h ~ solvers -South Cna~I Rcal 2 ~Ill. hr. & gar. $295 Lease, c j\f Call 7 pm 64&-42tn I $30 WK LUXURY frplc, beam ceilings, \v/w Jey Miracle f\.lile. Sine• 1'46 •wport eac Es1a1e. Properly r.1<1nagl!-ti73-01!~3 Balboa Peninsula · · -· -i· . carpet, huge db! a a r ·I $23,500 full price Downtow1t Coat• Mn• SllARP 2 BR/ cmpltly rnPnt Di vi.~1nn. '2 BR beach cotta~l'. 6 door,;; $155" SHARP 2 BR. & up. Bachelors, &ngles., l &12--7523. Larwin Realty, Inc. 1171 remodeled. Stevs' to ocea11. i 54:>.-842·! lo Ot'l~an. $161} mo yC'arly. BAYF'RONT-YF.ARLY Pool. Ad ulti<. no Pl'I~: lle_rn I Bdrm, steps. to bch, all u11l. 962-6988 anytime HARBOR 642-2991 1 1 2l3/J9S.4969. 3 & F'Ai\I rni. crpt.~. drps. G7:=i-8231 Duplcx. lo1vrr 2 Br, 2 Ba. ok1. • &IZ.9:120 hid pool, Jjncn.o1, rec r111, F'OR SALE BY O'NNER lfNFURN. ]·lll'drm, 11 ~ Ba, Furn ?r Unlurn. Pvt be:u~h DLX I Br. ne\I'. F'rig!tlaire ~i.taurant, cocktails, danc-5fu~ii;::i1~;~h ~~e.b~~~ DELUXE l bedroom apt. List 11•l1h C.Q. Buy from C.Q. i 4 Br. 2 ha. lge house o/f F'/~ hen I, frp!C', -lrg yr'.1 1 dour h1 heat'h. 106 Olive, !opa,'io. 1N1ol peti;, $300 per I appliance. Qul'f'n sz bed. ing .. Pool. 2 inside . parki~1g Apt. Uni!s In good location 1 beach. 7101 _Seas~re. Avail ~I~:. ~~11·~~~;~z2$~~·c~l:~:1.;; N.B_ $22;,/ino. . 3--0 · • __ Conipl. crp!'d. Cati 646-9275 Village Inn Ho.1l'l Ap1s rommunity, $57,000 By appt. spaC'es. All bu 11t.1ns in-wanted by pvt buyer. Cond thru June 2.>. $28J, 642-7671 __ _ _ __ __ _ _ 0 -PENINSULA Po1n1 J ge t evcs. 49-\.9'136 only 642--77SI: 675-8680.. eluding. clothes \V ~she r -not important. 67~3511. Houses Unfurn. 3()5 i\lESA Del i\1ar. ·I BR, run1 I range _ Br. Slj(). Yearlv. To desir. BEAUT. Bach & 1 Br. apts. 1 Newport Beach BELOW r.1arket-Except10nal dryer in Glendale s very rn1, 2 H,\, t'J1ll~. <lrp~. rrplt• NOl 'L R h · h ~ abl~ adu!1• 6i5.J3" l"' I I ' I . 1 l ''N' ~ anc v1e1v ome, .i c-.~. "", ,,.., ~,-, ,,·kly & "P F"o-,·""' -----------I 2 br, 01,1•11 your o\l·n land, bt's\ Con <lo mini u n1 · General · Jl{'11' Y pa111lt't . """'· b. 3 b r & r t.liranuir ...,, " · " " '"- +quality home. 67S.S47J. Verdugo TO\\'f.'rs $32.000 I I~ RC'rs. S.l:'i-i3~!l 1· • a, Cln am rni, ---· __ util. l'llonthl.Y terms ,?Vail. OCEANFRONT 3 Br. 2 Ba, I~='=====~-~ "-II 71 1 o7' ·~ 1'131 Fin1oct1I • ------ ' waler fall. Many .'\1ras. • S2j \VK-OCF:ANF'RONT 998 El Cam1110. 546-04JJ c-<·. d-·. di•, , Wl"I•" . • 7'-3 OCEANVIE\V A"• loo '""' 1 I •'"""""or • • 3 BR cpls r~l(' f11t'tl v11rd l"'O 637 ~22 ~ .,, " '''" " ",... '" ' UNIVERSITY PARI\ ,. ' ' up ' · ' ,,.. · -..,., · Lovely Bachelors I -BR. 1 Br. furn. Ga~ & wal er sale by owner. View of Bay I 2~6-5613 I' R B , 17_1300 Kids & pets ok . Nr ~rhonli<, ,1 .1 . · . $250. Adulls only No pets, B . 2 as ...... JU> Bak Ba r(' S?:il \\.'kn ls San Juan Capistrano "a]{ SPrvire. Pool. U!tl. pd, No children, no fl('ts. 673-8088 ' & Ocean. 548-7983 I Duplexes/Units B . 3 BR. 2~~ Bil's .... $J00.$32J e c y°'~~ -~,;,. w • t e 67:>-874{1 e $120/1110 l-l:>-599_1. G4&-7058. I OCEAN t-RONl' 3 BR, 2 BA N H 'gh sale 162 usiness · 21.<.i b h I "'evrs -""o-.;nJ ·1 BR 2" BA Spanish town ---··----ewport •• ts I Opportunity 200 2 E!e~ant ~ bd1 m., _at ~ '.!' BR ho1ne. c;;:fi.11s & 1 · hou~· ~bl !ins c J;s dr ;, OCEANFRONT APTS. BA01 apt, util's pd, beaa1 I 1''ron1 $'75. Jan 15-J une 15 BEST VIEW TRIPLEX -COSTA r.1ESA , . ' ro1,1 nhou~l.'s · '"" SJ7;:i.$42·' drapes, No pt>ls. $1·13 nio, l r, I,. ; .. I . · p VF.RY CLEAN.NO PETS. ce1l1ngs & lrplc I adull only , 2'210 W Oceanfront 67:>-1410 Good financing 00\I' avail. •Laundry. Self Service• 3 Br. 2 ba. Jani rm,,,. $3·10 1 or 2 i;n1al! cllild1·rn I poo , r l< gar,1.gr: 1n11.ny * 673-1928 * 111.·, mo. 642-8520 , ===""=,-'--'-'cc'-c;.;I · p · II Cl Jn major shopping center EL TORO othl'r ... xiras. S2S .• lease. ---1 ------YF.ARLY · Ocean lronl -on Cliff Drive. 3 Bedroon1s.l riced to se. ose to _ · , . ti·ll>-2'11~ ti lq ~2G(J 1, ()?3 J02& i'\'I' 1 BR. furn. Utilities pakt. LOVELY 1 BR lur. w/ Del e 3 Br 2 Ba BBQ Priced to sell!! shopping & many other con. J'l.1ost dl.'l~xt' in area. 2 y~ars 4 B(lrms., 2 baths ...... SlUO 2 BR . 1 ba. c~rJ,s. · .... ~ ,iy, _:; · S12~1/n10. Adult~. 310 E. 1 pa1io. Nr. Stores. Quiet $13.i. 611.':~~. i\'tw ·s325 n'~· {71 ~; 1420 Cliff Drive vcniencrs. youngl ·,~arpe!er~. t.'<>lodo rhv, I CORONA DEL 1'.t AR132_ Yarrl. Garage. St6:itrno. :!77 Un1vers1ty Park Balboa Blvd, Balboa 19.'l.) Pomona, CM. 54S-072S 629-39l4 OPEN HOUSE Broker, 21~/789-870~ pa.ne e,. equ1ppi:> Y 4 Bdrrns., 2 balhs ...... " , ,2 ~ -, --------------------I i\1aytag. ExL·,.llent. trade. at-(i"' ed 1 E. lllt~~il029_...__ • f ENl:-.!SULA · 1 BR ~urn . f 2 BR . Duplex. B!tns . f:.'v1 \\'INTER rental _ 2 Br furn Sun 1-5, Jan 17th Income Prop•rty 166 1endan1 . Pricl'<l he 10111 -': r h.,, 3 .Rr, fn('d Ytl. i::ar, nr schls. 1? ~rt ,11'.;illl .......... $;~~ Adults only, no pet~. Winte r : ytl . 3r:8·.A 16th Pl .. Cil.1 , $1.:iO/ apl. Cov. Joe . Sl75/mo. + Costa Mesa Investment I rrplaec n1cni ro~I . S<.'r 11l . I I)() pets. 19i!!\ Po111l)!1n :! Hit. ~. balh,~ · · · .... ,, · $:•··' rrnta!: $130/mo. 67:r2779 or ..'.:_lO, _Childi::._n ~· ;,49-3GGG._ ut ilities. ~i57-980,i 548-7711 Exceptional Tax Baker & Fain•1c11·. Cost a . .i ll)-~l _ _ _ _ 1·1 RR.'/.~ b<1lh~ """" $:!tJl_l _fl-H-ll7;J.1 a_!!__~pnt. QUIET, Lg dL~ 1 Br 4--p\e:.:. I LRG 3 Br. 2-c,_~,~B-,-. -1~-.00~ S3000 PRICE CUT: Ol\'nf'I' S~elter lnves~n:'e.nt .~1cs11, 1ht•n 1•all B<·t1 y, or l REALTY ;! BOP,:\!, \'" Ba p:1r1ly ~BR, din rni: 2 Im·••• $.l2.i Corona del Mar I/a ht. cllvhr, gar, -1 mature sq. fl , F'am nn, bltns. lrplc. has nioved ,, . :\lu st sell A , S5'l.000 . ca~h. in'iest~ent J hn, a!tC"r J p.n1. 64~-J .I07. Un11'. Park Center. Jrv1ne furnished . S""·1mm1ng pool . "~~H. phi.~ hUl;:t' bonu~ roo.~. adlt. $121.50, 5'18-6956. Pool. $250/mo. 642-0300 this lovely cusln1 butlt ;\ill provide $2.'l,OOO a ).f.'ar PROFITABLE cantlv vrn. C<1ll Anytin1e 8.13.0820 ft C~ll f,!f,.\•12:: ft I ~ bailis ...... : ....... $'.~~ Pvt.. bach. r~ & bll. -------,-'-~- ho111e. 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 !rplc's, i~ ta:>.: shel~er. on straight tl ing business for s:iir. S1700 I -I $175 -3 BU:-FnL"!-;rf ·1 Bit . farn , r111. :!•~ ba • S.~!J Niee!y rurn d. No 1 A~~Di.Si~~alp:;· ~~~:~~: 2 :! :f~~~n $1iJ. Working scrumptious new cpt. Nc1v llne depreciation. lnierest needed , S t' cu re d by WHERE ELSE can .YQU find Ch ildrc>n ok . 1014 Prcsid;•n! 7 BR.: ·~t~ halhs ,,,,,,,.$,I~ <.wking. 673-6904 J993 Church. 548-9633 Call. 67J.2440 price $39,500. Jack Barcus, only for nexr lO years, 31· machines & inventory. Re-1 a large 3 bedrm home iv/2 1 ! \. 641'>---1145, 6-16---62,\:1 \l·E HAVE OTIIERS l .BR, nicf.'I~ furn, harbor ---- Rltr. 64s-7~84 2, 3. & 4 be<lrn1 .rental hous-quires aboui 31., hours b~ths, fan1ily rin, elec blu1s, EXEC-UTrvF:-hornr -Thi-. ~1~'· 6'!,2g~tdrl'n or pets. Cii~t!. ~~~. frgB~Oselt~~ 1 g:~ :u~~~~t 1:~~~~. ~Xi OCEAN view -4 br, 4 ha, es, i:ieac~ l ~c~!tlon, ~~ va. ii't'('k]y, ~794 1. ~.ish1,1•as.her. -~1~~~ai1nted, drn, l\ br•. r!hl garu1!1'. 1 · 7 fve~. Pool. Adlt i;, no pell!. Util paid , \Vinter $87.50, 673-6115 Jge rumpus rm w/bar, lgc cancw1.1s. ~~ ow 1\~1'1 .. ,'°,.~,·· Business Wanted 210 1 1g pdatio_~itf-" 0_1·, "11~~, hllns, patio, i.:ardc1l('r. S26~i.: Coste Mes• pd. 5.fS-0336. PENIN~", PT. 1 BR. -·ao liv rm, frplc, 3,00() sQ ft + er a c.\,,....,SPS ":. u " !"nee ywu v • " ~~·1 , Adulls, &12-27:J~ or 642-0500, .:iuv• "~ 8tXl sq ft unfinished, S·l9,500. management an(l debl! ser. WANTED: Small busirwss in per ino~ VACANT AND . , FURN Bach•lor & l Br. ocean, bay. $1.)() pel' rm. 548-:i766 or !)48.5371. vicl's. the Newport-Cns!a r.1rs1t AVAILABLE NO\\', call curE ('O!tagr, 2 ~~" lrpJc, CASA de ORO Exceptionally nicel Call 67:>--8900 area. Prerer mail order agt. 546--1141 . tarn. rni. $215-s2.JO !urn_ I "SINCE 1946" 2110 N t Bl d CM -l~B~R-"-'-'~,~-.-,.-l-J--l-5th-t S Cl \ l' b'I 17• Avail 1/211. f,.12-JfJ.I;,_ CASUAL Calil. Livi ng in a ewpor V ., __ ( apf um 1. une an emente electric fi x!ure busint's~ Ill 1 BR fUtTl mo 1 e........ ;, 1 _ _ _ ----1.~t \\'eslcrn Bank Bldg warm Mediterranean atmos. SHARP rompacl, 1 Br. quiel , $140 n1~. 4-IOJ Channel GOLF' Course Honie. 2 BR. 962-4471 ( :=, 546·8103 manufac1 urin'g level or akin 2 BR vacant. lr11ced .... Sl!~1 211~0R/ -19.'NS9-C ~ha1,·Jc I ~td. Un1vt>n;1ty Park phere Spacious color CO· bldg, a<llt.'1 on I y, $135. Place, 67.>-1071 _____ , 2 BA, 2 pati<>s 111.ndscaped . lines or open for olher Pl'O· 2 BR C.i\l. kidsi pe!s OK.$l20 · ni o_ . 0 pe s_ c 11 Days 833-0101 Nights oNlini\ted apts · dl'signed & J l(}.9722 ur 5'17-261!2 COUNTRY CLUB e $33,500. 492-1003 e TAX SHELTER duel.~ Jl;taU full descript ion -3 BR bnrig kidsl pets .. $1:'1.i ok. &12-22;'9· ~iJ:-~17-furnished for style & con1· LIVING 4 Units . 2 duplexes, shake to: Ritt' O' Li tr, Box 4642· 4 Bfl kids/pt>ts Oh: ...... $11!0 Fountain Valley I [EASE OPTION avnil Ft'b. fort e Heated pool e Kitch. D•na Point •Luxury garden apt11, offeri11g :; BR., 1\S BA . .1.. 1 BR. Apl. · Glt'ndalc, Ca. 9l202. DK 119-roof, bHns Incl n>frig's, 111'2 3 BR stalls horsrs ·· " 1. J !Jr. 2'z ba, ran1 rin en w/ indirect lighting • L'Ompl. privacy, beau t, \Valk to beach. $2'1,000. I · ' T 7 '7330 I G I · •· ft 492.7437 • ba. 2 I~ bt'drm.~. ~undeck Investment STAR.LE 7Q-FAJ\·llLY honv: -4 br, _2 llJ\\•nhse on park. $280 mo. Deluxe RIO. Adu113only. No SIN LE, TV, poo, pct.~ c.;. Jn<lsc:pi.: & unparalleled 1-----ovrr 1u·iv 1;arages, c:oru·rrte Opportunity 220 SI2(}-l Br. w/yrd, l\i(ls &· l.111, hllns. $~i0 "}?· Avail Owrwr 4!H-2.13:1 or 64~AAO pets. S2J & up wkly. DANA recreational facllities in a Santa Ana Heights--drivei<. rn11hoi::a11y pa nelli ng INVESTMENTS PtlS ivelt.'Oni,. 1m1ned 1a1cJy 6·12-:l~64 Westminster 1 BR.·Sl75 furn. r.1arina Inn 34111-Coast country club atinospherr. O\V:-IER TRANSFERRED & n1u<'h n1nrr_ Shows xlnl Blu• B•.acon * 645-0111 Huntington Beach UTILITl.ES INCLUDED H1vy. F'urn. or Unf -Models open yield on SG.':i,OO'I p1·1ce. Top \l'JTlt "AAA" S2.10, 4 BP.. 2 ha, rool 366W. Wilson 642·1971 Huntington Be•di 10 am-8 pm . Hents from $1000tg ass~n~~ Ii;,;, rc:nl location, al\\' a y s rented. TENANTS.LEASEBACKS 3 BDR'.\1 . + lnmily nn., full I ...,•/~rvi•·C', kld~ -pct~ OK. Si\.1ALL I l B I Sl4:i. nior age · · a Y ' Bkr/Ownr says sell FHA & OF"FICE dining rn1 ., buil!-ins., brk. ,, Bedroon1 2 hath, f\replaC(', .~9~-1~ 1 • c ean · r, w w OAK\\'OOD GARDEN 2700 r.q. !t. 54~2992. · Ph -36 ''9< , $300 a rnonth_ NO FEE, dblr: giira~r. bltns. <'HrfJ('t.~. Ho-uses Furn. or -<:rptR, l!lP~. r lPc bltns, Sl :i5 -NE\V 2 Rr. Crpt.~ I pay po inls, one: :i. ·(}O COMMERCIAL . suitnbl!! for 11•orking adult & drp~ . .e.tovt , hltns, ~ar, APARTMENTS Surfside or &l2·2436. & APT BLD'GS J\e1,1o-port, 54~172Q. drapes, S2:i(l Per 111onth Unfurn. 310 1700 16th !"t., NB Jo'OR Sale by Owner. Cozy I 16. 2 BR UNITS w. R . DUBOIS, INC. s.~~:-r~~g~,f(f~ :;~ ~'~~i':lt~: ~~::: d~l~ g!r~~~~a;d::~~: I Ba lboa Island ~i:.1 ~~893Nr Ff\\')'S. Nil ~;L~8n~ pet. 309 Lincoln. &12.8170 2 B<inn cottage 011 beach.IExceptional -studio IYPe , al! (R. E. Brokers) 545-TIG6 Pt>I ed and fenced, S200 per Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. J65 !Apt. Unfurn. Call (213) j92-1 710 2 BR , Jl,~ BA . Subterran:an Money to Lo.an 240 Siu• Beacon* 645-0111 rnonth FOR l ,r11~e by ow nr r , Turtl9 Rock garages . J2 spa~~s, E.S1de, __ __ · B1t~'lr•n11 tiiimt' w/ pVI p1rrl;G~e~n~o~r~•~l--------G~e~n:•~n~l~=Siti;;::-Gc_;,•_n~•-r•_I ______ _ ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; c.~1. Call ~tr , Hai~1s, :xiuth 1 t TD Loan 2 BDn., 1 ba ., 2 hlks to If I on Lnllc tslr. r·urn or un-i• I Coast Realtors, 5'J;i-8•124 , S !:Jch., crpL, dr11pes. 1·t'tv ! furn :; BR _ 673-71~ YOU OWN THE LAND TRADE F.qu ity 24s60 Olym-71.,r,t. INTER.EST t6~~,'.~·. ~~['1~· Adul!s. 1312 jt62-4471 ( ::::.) 54··810Jj(oronade!Ma-r ---I On this one: 4 Bdrn1s .. lan1. pian mohtlr homf', lnr·a!l'fi 2 d. TD L ------•-• 2 . H' hi oa n B B R O C BEAIJTIFUI~ ] ,,._.,,rm, '~ 110\ '.SE _fUrtN L:NFL'P.N fill. & sep. din. rm. ig Y ln beau1iful Orange Coun1y n 514;,._3 r.1 ~ a. · p!s, ha, i\1rrf'dilh t;ard"!1~ honi" upgraded throughout & In 1 park tor eq11ity duplex, drps, yrd. Chl drn Wl.'!r. ll'pll', film mi.. l•lrm <luL, .-;u, nr ll111;ry · nl'a r beach Ji\fl'l'IAC. collcl. Realislicai\y l triplex, 4-plt'x. C.:'lf, arra. Tcrn1f< hascrl on "'ITUi!y, Blue Beacon* 645-0111 all bl in.~ call i\lr l!(J{•c_rr, ~ fnr !1•<1sr •:r 1·r111 priced al $44.750 INCLUO. * 54:>--8241 * 642.2171 545-0611 LEASE OR OPTION .lioulh Coast Re a r 10 rs ~ 1\rdrin . 2,._ Billh, JNG TI{E LAND~ Industrial Property 161 Se rving Harbor area 21 yrs. 5 .BR, 3 BA, lorm. Hv & I f,4;rM24 fa11~1~ &r::11~~11:;.xin1 ---------S•ttler Mort9•9• Co. din. lrg Iam rm, 2 l'<ty, REDEC 2 br ti u l l l ·In L h Rlt 336 E 17th Street 13~/ A 1 • a c enmyer y TRAILER r.1rg. setup 14,000 · . .iv mo. or ssume ow laundry, nl.'w crJ)1s, d111i-_ . . . . · sq. II. on l ~~ fenced flCrf'S . CASH FOR 2nd TC'S inl. ratei;;. 546-lnJ. ! Nr \Varner & Beach Blvd,! Call 6.:lfi ... \!)28 J._ves. 642·0l85 Redlands. $45,000. Call J\1r. Fry, 642·lj73. $150--Redec 3 Br. Nr heh,! $165. No pets, 839-4063 Condominiums 673-2654 Money W•nted 250 Stvl cPts. Kid!! & pt!t.~ ok. 3 BR, 2 ha. Sharp &. clean. 1 Furn. 315 Lots for S11le 170 Blue Beacon* 645-0111 Bltns, crpts, drps, fenced . j--------- ··sJNCE 1946" -~:.:_.:.::_:.::.:::_ __ _: .. 1;;w;;n;;;iw:ooo-;;;~;-; 0o s250 -WANTED: $10.000 s hort 3 BDRf\.f., Family nn., park Near ugla.~. mo_; Laguna B1•ch 1st WE-Stern Bank Bldg like Y•rri. Costa Mesa. v ids Leasl.'. 846-1847 1 U P k Canyon Lake term loan. \\'ill pay II ';'~. •~ I ----------n1vernty ar ~·or information, Ca I I OK, brk., $200 a month, NO 3 BR, _2 .. ba ro~dominiun1, BLUf: LAGOON VILLA No, 4 Days 833-0IOI Nights I Waterfront Lot TI4J;,484745, 1 to 5 pm daily. FEE. 54~17.IO. All lacll.1ties 11.vail. 307R! s co~s1 H"'Y Westminster Private lakt> W1th beautiful COh-lMERCIAL STABLES $13.'l-2 Br. \v/gar. Lrg fncd I Ir 962-0224 • 1 Lagu'na Beach · 1-clubhouse, pool. golf eoul'S(', Construction Ir permanent yrd for kids & pets. ·I BR, 2 ba, heated p(l(ll, C'nntlominlum Apt '2 1----------water skiing. exccllf.'nt fish-financing needed. $35000 Blue Beacon* 645-0111 in1nl&<'. 2 Blk!'I lrom Jr. hcdroom, 2 b11th, r.arpels, $3,000 DOWN ini; only ti() minutes from Owner 673.2259_ ' · I -High, Vacant. $295, 77·1-8393 tlrapt•s, bui11-ln11, etc, 2 ASSUME , • .4 GI LOAN hf.'ar;h. $20,950. Phone M I Ba bo• Island _. BR, 2 ba, clen.n. fncd yard, rv11iL~. private beach, tennis , OPEN SUN: 15842 King Cir, £~nn ortgag•s, 3 Bdrm_ 2 Bath 2-cflr gar. Rent S275 or !I'll' 1'{)11r1. $300 mo. rurn. 01· r2 Blks Ea.st of r.1ag11ol1a & Trust Deeds 260 I e UNFURN e S260/n10. 842-3722 '27;1. unfurn . -t99-J605 \\'ill Edingerl_ Sharp 4 Br/2 & e 675-8721 aft 6 PM 3 BDru.1 2 bath firepl.111..'<'. consider le1ase·purcha~ or Plus many Xlras. W/beaut 135.000 1st TD on 3 acre B Ibo C l200 ' ' I outright sa e. e • oves mo, , , '."C-:----·I healed pool, On lg. cut.de· t>1tate pe,rcel w/ magnili· 833-0300. Eves R'.l.1.--05:ill Condom1n1ums sac IOI. Hlln')'! \\1on'l Last! "N~O=.,=,=.,=,=v;~,=w=1o=1=;=,=,,,.c=7h1 eent view. !17~ int. 5 yr WATERFRONT, decor. 3 4 BR. N~ar lhe OCE'an. Unfurn. Bkr: 213/431·5268. Beach lits, Laruna. Reas. due dale, 12% di8COUnt. BR. 2 Ba, Mo. to Mo. Jl,~. S2lO/mo. D~. garage & ----------I Xlnt fin. By owner. r.UN . Bkr. 493-ll53 or 4~2 BUI Grundy RllJ'. 6424620 fenced yard. 53&--0346 Huntlnvton hech ~ I JOO~WN~i$;2500[;.~5'&-"90=:~)>e:f1:•~v~c~•·~~~~~~~~ Coron. d•I M•r 3 BR, tam' rm, 11" ha. ":!;ii"' I 10 am ' &ft s. Oilldttn il i pet ok. CIOll? CONDO. llpt rum . 3 Br. 21,i "'I :1111 -1 'i·lld. -· --l l.1111ll11r 320 1'-----"-""--.J MONARCH BAY rare octan I ;...,..,._ 'l(fl!I] 3 BLKS TO OCEAN to.choOI&. $2"JO rno .. ~2134 ba. $2liO per mo, 212ft view lot. Excimlve priv, . 3 Br. houAt, 6 mo lease, S2M/ M V d 1 Freeti0rt Ln, H.B. (zt3) l l.~P~r~ope~·~rty~'.__...,.~..,..~1~51~ I ~"';•1ch~co~m~m~"~nl~ty~'.~L<:u:•~ho:l~dl~~~~~~~~~= mo, Ined's stove I relrig, ••• er • 4'14-0056. ' SXJ.750. 4964Blt Fenced yard, dbl garage. I cll~U~NT~.~Co~o~t7;,.,=ota1=.-,,.=w~ly" I -t Shopping c.nter Sit. LAKE E1slnore: 3 a d j HouMS Furnl1h.d 300 Vae11nt now. 673-7499 a~ 5. SHARP 3 BR. 2 BA. quicl deCOI", 4 Br w/dahwahr, nr .. ' " I 10 ac. C·2 dOwntown San hlll!kle lake view Jots, nr REAR hse, Immac. 2 BR. atreet. Now vacant, $240 per school & shops. 962-3&31 . J"an "-ill'-no. or un be cuino. $.1000 CA!lh. 536-2449, $9:-Lag &ach Bungalow, cpts, drps, bltn1, gar & mo. Call LARRY. Heritage 0 I Unf 350 -• "" ·~uoo. u1u pd, ~Pl f"-. ~.,. patio. Quiet cpl oo children Real E~taic ;;40-1151. ~ up •xes urn. •PUt for development. Bkr, ~ "-"Ill ... ., •<> i ? gard n or Ptlt, $200 yr y, 6"/l-2278 N•wport B•ach 1 1 "9:1-1153 or 493-.1708 l!ves. Want to Build Bluee 8.econ * 645--0111 LlKE tlf'w 2 br It. den. dlnlrii Costa Mesa W. HE How 11.bout ll beautiful !l(J:lel25 --1 """b .Ir d -----------1 .NO 'S T 11. 1_ 101 In •n ••ccll•nt $11~1 Br. hile. E·1ld, CM. rm, .. ., c, ~.-riii;. ELEGANT 2-sl)' ho111~. 3 ""' " No ~''' Day11 675-2101 ; Brina. 3 &, 3 car gar11.gc I * 2 HR uni DUPLEX.Crpt.'I JIM£ FOR Newport Beach location lor Lrr. yd. Ideal 1 or 2 adlls. ~ 673-tl974 unf on Lido's best Slffi'L & drps~ Garage. A quiet illCk CASH only $21.f«). Blua 8e•con * '4.S-Olll 3 BR, 2 ha, fenced yard, 1 to 5 yr il'Hllf' availal)Jl'. roupl<'. ~8-0422 ft) Call $73.&6.;Q B•lbo• l1l•nd Near beach. S250 mo. 414 Mullon Reol1y ~G-2900._, Hunti-n-gt-on-.e.~.-cn~-- THROUGH A Fernleal, 5"'6-:U76 2 BR comp! re-m(l(I, rrptd. ---------, DAIL y PILOT t BR, furn. Aval! F'l!b l11l. F'RONT Hou.te, 2 Bdrm~.. 11!r.pll to 1he w11 1er. Yrly 2 BR. Lge yiu'tl, clo!led ? ' ·Mm.ts<f By: 0 w••1Na11•1r a .. •. ... "; $375/mo yearly. Gas A-wtr 2 bri., carp., di-a.pea, $250 !r Wlnt~r rental. SMrp. Ph: I a&,."11,&t, $120. Ref's req'd. _wANT AD pd. 646-2130. Month. Apnt m.2101. t.ft8-t!li9. M?.2352 ----------------------'-- I • \ ' l • illl:t D"' V PILOT S.twdA:I. Ja~ 16, 19n ~-,..-11 I ;~' -.,~----~-1l!J /';;l ._;;;;;; .. _ ... ~lrtl.:1ii;;-;; ..... ;; ..... ~lltl~•I _ --_ ..... _lltl_• ll·-b""-lltl11--.... -lrtl,!~ ..... _ ...... _ ...... ~lltll -... -lltl 1--.. -lltJ ~um. 3'0 A'1t•. Fum. 360 Apt. Unhlm. 365 Apt. Unlum. U.I Apt. Unfvm. 3'll Apt. Unfvm. 365 Apt. Unfvrn. U5Apt. Unfvm. U5 Apt. Un_hl_r_n. ___ :MS_ -----Costa Mes• Co1ta Me11 N•wport Beach Newport Beach Newport Bt•ch "!wet 8Mch Newport Beach J F I OCF\N>'RONT "' ., d ' ATTRACT. Lge •• ~. ' ., • CORSICAN 2 BR DUPLEX VILLA MESA APT5. OPEN HOUSE SAT • SUN Cost• Mesa Balboa Penln1ul• .It Or ·' . " y t c 10-2. BRANO NE\V East.side br, c t·pts, drps, pat fo, + den beach & 1hopplng. $1.SO/mo. 2 BR, Priv paUo, Htd pool. PORT I l'O\'ered gar laundrv nn Adl(i;, no pell. $1911 + uW's. Ne"'. laJ'i", deluxe l .2.3BR'11, Buil!·in1. Priv yard. 368-1\ 2 car encl'd pr. Otlldren PARK NEW I .\ 2 BR., 1 & 2 Bathl. Sl"ngle Adults $300 ... r1 ... cai1 t>Ve!i (~i..M2~ 67>-1172 a ft 6 !, \\'kndS. Private pa.Uo J.ivin&". only 3 16 h p CM Oul $!;,.) to $195. Crpt.'i, drp1, "' "' neighbon: in )"Jut bldg, I l., . . dren ok. "'"'lcome, no pets please! d"'hr seU clean (:Ill own, . 13 BR 2 ha, upstain. Dsh"sr, Corona d•I Mar 549·3666, $16!; mo. n9 \V, Wilson. uff I ki th t 7 -" .. :., & gu pd, Jltd pool. •-· · ••. G ·• n..; Bltns, d'A'hr, forced 11Jr heat, High on a bl over oo ng e wa er, i1U .. i--uth Bay Club fs a 'A~c Sunde<:11, as pe.1 • "'"'et 2 BR, ga,.ge + ru.rkin<>, 64&-1251 I h ~.J E. -,,, Sr , S.16-91~8 I I __ _. u .• 334-shag crp!J, drp1, frplc in 3 ,,~ .. o pools. 7 tennis courts, $750,000 hea t ~ "" new wa.,y al I fe det gun• area .... ..-J. B·, g"•, 1., rn•'. E. of Sool h crpl!!, dJ1)a, bhns. Adults ATTRAC. Like new. 1 & Al P""IN>U" '-• • 1 ne J · t r · te 1 u· j I · .... :-s club & spa. Bachelors, 1 or 2 BR's. so ""' ...,... IU.,. ..... ,tun t:vlng with warm, dy-.,. oo .... ·e.r al Rosa.) &16--6919. drps, bltns. llld pool. All Bltns, 'A'/W crpts, treahly Jut .r,r stng peop e. s Apt. Unfurn. 365 1 ~---Coast Plata; turn off Sun-only. 2210 Rutgen Dr, 2 BR apls. Dshwhr, crpts, 2·story townhouses w/2 or 3 BR's. Elec. brt 2 b11 . upper dupl•x . namic nelghbor11. It's a Gineral .FROJ\t Sl50 util pd. Only Sl50 & ki tchens, private balcony or patio. From painted. Vrry nice. ,~ blk health club, aaunar;:, swlm-1 ----------110_1973 nr 5-45-2321 Quiet Adult L iving $165/mo. No children, lnq: $175 to $450. Subterranean parking, 10 best Bay beach, 1 blk ming pool, party room, lJ!J.: : : , ON TEN ACRES 1 & 2 BR. Shag cpts, bltns, 307 Avocado. Apt 9 &15--0984 . elev, opt. maid serv ice, conv shop'g. See ro ocean. $225 1no yearly liard1i, Indoor go lt driving 1 A 2 BR. P'urn A Un.turn FAIRWAY beaut !nclscprl. StSO & fl70 2 BR Duplex. alt. garage. 7 beaut. model apts, open 9 a.nt . to 6 lease, No pets. 673-9217 "'honge,,,.,tennl;d!I L'Ouit": pro l -RENTAL FINDERS , Fireplaces I prtv. pa.tics I incl all ulil. AduHs only 00 Clean, vacant on quiet St. p .m . daily. Other times by appt. Loe. at SEACLIFF Mar.:>r Apts. 1 s P a res cn1 tennis pro. , ~ Free To Landlords I Pool&. TennlJ:. CDntnn Bktst. Pf'l.11. $125. Small child &/or sml J amboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds, i·ust I '~60 Singk-. 1 It 2 Bedroom lux· ~ 900 Sea Lane CdN &ff.~U VILLA APJS. 2.J.l Avocado St. 646-0979 & 2 Br, 11; Ba. 14 ..... · ury aparlmenL<i: with all the ,--: ~S.0111 {MacArthur~ C:0..11: Hwy> 2 BR, 1 ~1 ba srudlo. SI7j, ~~i. ~2~~~ N. of Fashion Island. Ph One (714) $30 move in alkl\vance + modem convl'nlenc-es avail. t:=->4JiW.lttti,C..t• MelCI 1 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!~ ulililies incl. 339 Cabrillo 644-1900 for leasing information. rrg. disrount. Crpll, drps. b Fu Wil'd and I j 2 & 3 BR's furn&. unfurn. j patio. pool, infant ok. 15.25 ~ le. rn un urn· ~· , . * COROLIDO APTS * Private patio, pool . ulcliv. 5'\8-8803 or IWG-3&t8 NEW DUPLEXES ""S Placentia. 548-2682 !Shed. Sl t.l Nev. apl. 2 BR, bltns, 2 Br s!udlas & street levels. lau--A~. fae. 1 BR upper apt. Cpts/drps. Apt Unfurn 365 Apt. Unfurn, -shag crpts. drp11, pa11oi;, j II"~· & "P P•o·"-..... , .-nn. ,....,r 1·2-3 BR. WW!her/dryerhook-• ' EXTRA LARGE 20 h c ! 642 90~ 0.1 .. • uru....... ......, Near Orange Co. Airport &: bltns, \\'/ nighl-light view. t.IODELS OPEN DAILY gar. J:J6 E. 1 • ,\ . -4 ;, Dsln.1'llr, irPl. dbl carport. Gar, No pets. 646--6835 &ft up, encl gar, patio, frcd air. Colta Mes• L•guna Beach 2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba, CID. bltna, 10 A.?>f. -8 P .1\1. QUIET bung-a.low duplex. 2 Poot 67].3378 UCJ. Adults only. 5. l\1esa Verde area. !>16-1034 tt cl gar $165 &. up Bl . Se I . 20122 Santa Ana Ave. SHARP '~. 1 br, ~11•-·. HARBOR GREENS NE\V l bedroom t~ bath.II, pa o. en . . BH . · t-iru;, C IO 3~ DFI UXE 3 Br 2 & bhn& ~1gr. Utrs. Joachim, Apt 3-A 01..X :l Br, I \~ Fla Studi-0. .JJ& -.. ""l'"' l'a"~Pool. 1169·.~. 211,-S. ~-3708 RENTS FROM p1~c1a1l'. 1160. !>48-6609 · • · · ' ' ' bllins ,-..,;,, bld'g •-"·01 uu-""' I ~~;.;c:-'7-;;--;;::-;;-;;:-rlsh"'hr IK'\\' shag crptg, 546·62i.5 Blt.r1s. Cplli/drps, No pets. · "'"' · uW1 GARDJ!:N & STUDIO AP'I'S Coast. 494.0209, Eves 49-l-lll2 FRESH pa.int, 2 Br. 2 Ba, $lSO Back Bay I frpl, la~ncl ry rn1, fncd patio I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Avl ~'eb. I. $160. 546--0451 OK. $13ll, 540-9722 0 r Bach.. 1. 2. 3 BR'•. from nto. . I bltns, bale, patio, t'rJCI pr. & '" 124j Gl+-8302 DELUXE LRG l B•, a"I. AJl -oow 547-26&2. 2700 Peterson W•", C.l-1. Lido 1111 ''"I-de«•". 111,·. "'" ·~ NEWPORT BEACH Vlf.\V OF' TJIF: BAY-2 br, · · . • " ...., '-" -~ ;)'><>'""""• OCEAt-.'VU I l 1800 ~n 11 I TOWNHOUSES crpts, drps, tile & paint. 2 OR delux, clean, quiet, 54!HJ370 -• 880 IRVINE AVE I ("/'PI S, drps, bllns pool .~ <PX -... .. Bir 11'"/ '" .... Cp'-/d-•. ,, ..... "'•rn -··· . THIS JS IT .. I Newport H11ghl• • ·-•••·"ook. Ad•>I•·' 1 170 . ·'Bo, 2 B>. >, 1>vl dlb gao. ON rL~ .,_, nKJ 'r<M.MJl '""' ... u"' '-" B h I I B I I , '" .. · NE\VPORT EACK BAY I ' . · · ing. Adlts, no pets. f rom SPAC . 3 Ar . .studio, 2'~ b11, l ac c or. . r. rg l\ nn. ·1 IRVINE & I bth 673-3690. I bal<·. imni. o<·r. re I ' .'I. 998 El Cainioo, O t. $14• l!l74 \Vall S4&-538G Lrg ki!chl'n w/ f'.'lec b!tns. slo\'f' & refng. Utll pd. S160. $165-2 8R. New shag. Bltns. (71 •) .£.tS-OSSO B Ibo 11 nd 61.-H71.'l 3 &. 4 BR.J Ba. Frpl(', fam 1Sl65 L~E. dlx. 2 Br . 1.11'.i •1· ·, ace. · New ll'/11• crpt. drp s, G7a.l892 I llti:I Pool . Quiet adtill.8, no "" -a a sa IOBR -I II N' ba Quiet· adlls GE Kit 3 BR, 1% ha. Crpts & drps. I · I N , hi · -ts 642-251~ • . :so. o wy. o room, double garage. Beaut. · · .;. · · · 2 Ch'ld OK Sl60 tresh Y pa1nle<. r . c s Mes• Verde 0~c:...~·-~------l COZY l Br. apl. yrly. Nu 1 t·hUtlr•r11 nr Jll"l!. $180. I p l B'lli ti Storagf'. 2·10 ..... 16th Pt 1 ren54c, ,;02 mo. & fn\·ys. No pf'ts. r~15-489J S•nl• An• ounge. oo. 1 ar s. 548--6132 .. 1.00 ;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;I pc1~. Squares onl,\', Re('s, Squ;n·.,.11 only. 6-12-71':9~ Adult & ChHdrens area · · LRG 2 8 111 Ba . OLDER I lir, vinyl floors. NE\V 3 br. :! ba. frplc. bltns, Sl!i:-) + ut1l's. 673·1~~-BRANO new 2 & 3 Bl" apts. 350 Riviera Dr. 642-0300 1>.· * UNUSUALLY spac 2 ' r, :.t . studio ga r. Encl. rear yd. Prof. 2-car gar, pat'io. $250 . VILLA MARSl:ILLiS · SOUTH BAY CLUB LSE: 2 DR. 2 Ba unf. Stovi>, So of l11•ry. 322 2.larguerite. br l ~i: ba fam size studio, apt, 00 . p('t.~. children ok. lndscpN. $100. $35 depos. 675--0116 or 673-4932 • r!:'fr ii;:. l'pts/drps. Heat. 6~4-1342 or fi73-2222 . e t.jARTINIQUE e ~~:_3:nts. $150. 545--5270, ~~ patio. 726 Joann St. l Adult, no pets. 2'52 B NEW 2 br, 11~ ba, shag. B~::~O~;w Liv• where the fun ii! Adlls only. $225. 6T."r-04~. 3 BR. 2 Bn, 1•p1 s, dl"ps, stove. k S nd. \Valnut. 540-8600. hi Ills, gar., encl patio, S185. .a· APARTMENTS ... I I . d h b d" I Perk·LI • urrou 1ngs A'TTRAC. Studio apt. 2 BR. LRG hou11e-like a.pt. 2 Br. *TOWNHOUSE * fi75--0116 or 613-4932 1 & 2 Bdrm. "'pb. Sell idle irem.~ now! re n g, \\' r, gar isp · DELUXE 1 2 • 3 BR Al'TS · •i rm •-1, l" Ba blr Adult L•'vr'ng l ~~~--"""-,,==:-1 12~/ 67' 26"" -"' . 1'~ BA. Crpl•, d-•. bltns, ' .. ,, ' n . ns, 2 R l " BA d For best results! 642-56iR Cal! 642-5678 Now! ""' mo. :>-'''" Also FURN. BAOIELOR j refl'ig. pool. N~·· Pet 5 . d s, crpl, patio, db I 8 . • '1 • crpt.s, rps, I Newport Beach Furn. & Unfum. A U I "l Apt. Unfurn. 365 LG unique brand new 3 br. Ptv patios * Htd Pool! &16-fi610 carpon . Adult!. Inquire 558 patio. Adults. $160. 1J.I E. 2 I DL~hwasher -color coordlnat. pt. n urn. '"' 2,~ li.!1, bm ceil, frpl, all 1 J A 1 A C r-.lelody Ln 642-~5 Bdrm, nr OCf'an upr dup ex ~In~. rest area. 673-69().1 Nr shop'g • Adults only 1 2 & 3 BR apts at 795 oann p or • $185 yearly Relrig &. range ed appliances • plush zhq Fountain Vall1.y,c_ ___ F~o~u_n_1._;_n_V_•_ll_e~y----1777 Santa Ana. Ave, ~ 1 Shalimar Dr C.~t f.rom DELUX, clean 2 Br, 11,.l, BA. LRC. 2 &. 3 .Br. Crpts, drps.13091 3 36th S.I. 67;)...1856. Cpts. carpet _ choice of 2 color • r 2 Blks Imm ocean. 2 BR. Mgr Apt 113 e 646-5542 • studio. Crpts. drps, pool. lrt>shly pa1ntNI & clean. -• •<horn•• • 2 ~·•· • •"Il . $147.50 up . l\-tgr, 643-4337 Adil• 1 ohild ok <« "'96 Kids ok. S.'6--0627 or 4 BR, 2 BA, tll'>A'E'r DPLX. .. ....,...,, """ <J.ounlairu Mediierran.an Style Luxury 1 " 2 Bedl'OODUI -% l!alho Adqlt Living F'unllallld & Dnlurnlabetl . , ... e DW-..W • .si.., c ... ,... . ,,.. .... , .... • ~ c.r .... • a.....M c.a1.,. 95M 8l&tw Avenue j ' 2 bn, frplc, bllns. cpts, drps. aH 4 '" . ""'1'""Vt OCE y 2 s}J.)'A·ers • riirnr.ed ward- ' $250. ~S-79&3. LA COSTA 3 BR 2 Bad I be h 642--63'1-I. nr AN & BA , S ;.a ::>PAC. 2 BR. New crpts & · up e."< nr ac · mo Owner on prem 's Jan robe doors • indirect light· 1 Costa Mesa NE\V 1 & 2 br. Bltns, S'<l'in1 . drps, Sl.50/mo. Adults only, Frplc, bllns. crpts. drps, BEAUT. 3 Br, 2'~ Ba studio IG!h & 17th to show. 111 lng in kitchen • breakfast I -------1 niing pool & garage. AH no pets. 642-2550, 5-i&--0292 encl gar. Yearly, 4814 Nep-apl. Bltns. 1w11• crpts, drps 42rid St /A ; B · bar • huge privall! fenced FROM $135 Sp11nish Garden Ap!s. Conv('ni('n1ly Located 1 & 2 Bt'droorns Bull1-ins Carpets & draJ)f'.'I J;:ncloscd Garages Pool & Recreation Rm. Sec : l!lO \V, \Vi!son .. RealloNI 673-4400 ulilities paid. $150 to $170 tune. 12131 388-52:)5; & paint. Avl F'eh. No pets. · · p · patio. plush landscaping. \ mo. 1\dult.s, no pc ts. 354. Sl70i 2 B~d 1 ~ ~-s~d~o. ' 622-9193 SJ95. 998 El Cami n ° * BA YFRONT * brick Bar-S.Q's -large heat. I A\'OCado S1 C!'.r. 642-5401 rer ec, cp rp!· R( J ~ Pg. • • BIGGER than a home;,._ ·ccc,l)!=;~J ===~~~~ -" pool• & lao•I. 5-18-8301 213/:i92-5m I -High-rise 2 BR's from $293. !;"'". ' · 3 Br, 2',I Ba sttidio. 1195 * NEW LUXUP.Y 1 & 2 Br. 3 · · 3101 So. Brl•tol SI. side tic slips available. NEW TOWNHOUSE 2 Br. Criits, drps, 1613 San-1 mo. No pets. 545--5270, dwhr, shag crpt, garages. 642_22()2 (~S Mi. N. of &>. Coa~· Plaza) 1 & 2 BP., 2 BR, l1 3 BA. la Ana Al"e, Ci\1. $150/mo. 8.13-3540 Pool l.. H.ec. Quiet adult Santi An• 1C 1 · ;i.12-7279, eves 5-13--8572. J\10DERN 2 Br 11,, ba living fi42~·170. 3 Br, 2 ha on Bluff \\'/vie~ Crplg, drps, sc c eaning . • ' of bay & ocean_ $330. 74;, PHONE: 557-8200 g-as ovrn, encl. gar. Patios. QUIET I & 2 BR., gar & among PlfK!S on cul-dt.'-sac. $30 wk-l per, 'A'/kit $35. Dornlngo fJr. Pool privit j :=:=:=!:::;::::=::i:::~=~I 548'3605. 377 \\', \V ilson. pool. Cpt.s/drp.a. Adu 11 s Encl gar. Nr bus .. Co1nc ?>.1aid ser , linens, TV & lele. f Call &l~l260. onl}, no Pets. 642-S0-12. see n1any luxury l\ems. ~a Lark J\lotel 2301 Npt ~~~-~---~~ ' CAN'T BE BEAT 5135 . SHARP 2 BR Pool, bltn~. 11'/\\', drps, adlts, no Pf'I.\ (h~en ok). ERstsidr • &12.9j:!(l l BR, <·rpls, drps. garbage disJ)0-5al & rani.:e. $lll, 132 E . Bay, N'o, B. Call eve$ •l!J.1-ri9'l. * 2 BR. clec bltns, lock Adults. S155. Mgr, 124 E . Blvd frl6-ll4J. ·I BR, 2 ha, 2 porches, refrig, gllr, i\1esa ~erde area. Big I 20\h. * D~LUXF: I & 2 BR. ~~i~~ & drps. ntar beach. I SINGLE' STORY clu~f'1s. $155/mo. No pets. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN Garden Apts. Blt-ins, priv. ::.46-2176 South Sea Atmosphere ;,;,7-8400 '10-2, BRAND NEW Eastside patlo, healed pool, lrplc. 2 BR, carpetrcl, draped, near I 2 BR .• 2 BATH AVAIL Feb. 1-L.rg l Br. 1 1 & 2 BR. 1 & 2 baths. Adults. $14j mo. 54&-5163. Cs rnots & - C d I S15.'i to 11". ,·, C-t·. ct-·. . heacl_1 Suncl_eck, garage, ·,... rp1.~. l"JlS, b tns, encl gar, "' .,. " ..... D p A' Concrr ned d I "' 2 ' dshwhr self clean gas oven ana 01nt l\'!l.'lh1ng lacll. Y e a r I y , tr 1 10 a u I, no pets. $140. U"ro-176 1 • • S.12 39~8 & k d Private Patios L\RG~ 2 BR ca rpets . 1 all w_:.r & gas pd_ Htd pool. OCEAN VIEW I -1 l'\'es . v.· n s. HEATED POOL 12 BH, l BA. Garden Unils rlrept>" eod l)uill·ins. 324 E . 20th St. 646-9148 2 . NJCE 2 BR, pool bl!ns, cpts, Pl f la !!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!'!'~!!!!! Shal( crp~. rlrps. rlsh\\·hr. * &16-o.IR6 * TltE GABLES • l.ge 2 br_ ba, d1n1ng rm. dt"PS. .11undeck., Adlts. no enly o wn 2 BR. DUPLEX pal10. beam ceilings. frpli·, __ --THE SEVILLE bal;on~:. rrpts, drp~. bltns. pets, $150. 642-8001 . 1~,::;~E~&V~~~~~ C'•t· .. d·p, bll;~r. g"o . ..,.,.n >.'Ide·. ~·~1 ""'>'1 NR new 2 Br. 1 1 ~ Ba, I SI8:r l\:1•·3927 ,..? o~ ,. ·' • "L' " .to.,., " JJ ""'"" 2 Br, 11i Ba, 11•/ gar. Ad ts, · · · """'--ouv<.0· GARDEN AM'S. L•g. Fine~ Yd for all 7 pm &.· Sun. SJG:)flno. cp1 /rlrpl', stv/fish\\'hr, gar. ==~~~~-~~----Avl 001,., 766 \\'. \\'l!Min. crpts, drps, range, tncd yd, East Bluff -YEARLY, 2 br, 1 ha, 2500 South Salt.11. Children & Pets. 1 & 2 BR unfurn. util pairl, &12_79~MI patio, 6J6.412() t'iI't'place, builtins. $200 a San!a Ana o 54&.1525 1111 Paularino c.r-.1. 549.1746 642-2149 Fnr IW'sl l'f'sult.~'. 642-5678 2Gl9-E Santa Ans. Ave $15J NEWPORT BEACH Pri\•, gar. S150 PoOl, no pt>I~. $1-15. 1 2437-D Orange Avf! $155 mo. 499-2128. I ' ~--c-'7.co----~= BAYFRNT \'r!y 1 br. Ne'<l ly Apt. Unfurn. 365Apt. Unfurn. 365-Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. 36S Villa Granad• Apts. deror. $185 mo. Adults. "'-''-"--'--'-----"----------'-'-----'-----~·-"-----------'-----------'---------'-~! u · "m~ Westminster Four l)('drooms wilh balcon. -til~·'~"'c..,.·~"---~~---, ----------ll~N~~~·~========~l~N~ln~•~=======~l~•~v~~~·~======~l~N~i~n~•==~====~l ·~·~i~n~·=======~l N~;~-~=======~~·-·~-~-U~E2~1~-~awzu.~a--Ii Ji1•1ng & quiet surrounding drps, bltns, nr. Hoag Hosp. gar. Chili.I ok. $140. 839-4605, for family wl!h children. Sl65/$l85 mo. 6424387. 839-2314 ~ I RENT A $1,000,000 RECREATION CLUB FOR $180 A MONTH AND GET A TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT IN THE BARGAIN. You would exped lo poy o lot to live in on opa rtment with o million dollar priv ate dub, 8ut.yau don 't al Park W&~f Apartments where rentals start al $150 ••• where a two bedroom overges $180 •.• : and the moll you can P'!Y Is $225 a month for o three bedroom, two bath apartment. The rent is a bargain, when you cons ider the club .•. slaffed by trained personnel .•. wilh a fully equ ipped exercise room ... men's and women's lockers, showers, :. whirlpool bath s and saunas ... lounge with fireplace . , , • library ... televis ion room ... billiard and pool room . . . : card,pnd game room ... multi.purpose room and cater· , ing kilchen for party giving •.. swimming and therapy " pools ... sand vo lleyboll and championship tennis and handball courl s ... and a grassy field for jogging and lawn sports. Tht apartments are incomparable ... spacious .•• up to 1,250 square feet ... individual entry courts .•. private polios or balconies . , . shag carpels and lull length drapes ... all electric, with bu ilt-in appliance s, including self-cleaning ovens ... air cond itioning ... birch cabinets . , . and marble counter tops in baths. $150 o month ... or $180 ... or $225 , .. hardly anything lo pay for a million dollar recreation club ... especially when you're getting the best apartment in town in the bargain. PARK WEST APARTMENTS 3983 PARKVIEW LANE, IRVINI !7141833-3733 \. ...... • ... not>' \ Fro111 the San Diego Freeway go South on Culver Road. 'fl~"NG A IETTU ENVlftONMENT FOR YOU ,. --. Near Corona del !'.1a.r High HOUSE Hunting? \Vatch lhe =7-,-,.,-, -""-.,,-,,~;i-,m-,~;,~,-,-qu-lo~k 1 Schoo!. 1'~ireplace, \\'c l bar&. OPE N HOUSE oolumn. cash, call 642-5678 built-in kilchen appliantts. SJJ 1\1\IIGOS WAY 64f.2991 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Cold11•ell. Banker & Co. ~F:•:u:n::l•::;:":::V::•:l::le~y====F=o=u::n::l•::i:n:V:::•:ll:e:y===:J ?>lanaging Agent ~1-5221 .- Twnhouse. 2 Bft. 2~2 BA. Blu1s, frplc. encl dbl gar. T:i2 AmiJ;!.OS \Vey. 6T:i-5033. Huntington Beach 2 Bdrms. · 2 Bath $150 :0-IONTII • POOL cpts/drps/bll-ln&, patio Kids t. rets OK, lrg rocnns 261tJ Delav.•are, H.B. •6-12-2221; after 3 p.m. 5.JG.1816 12 BR. $155 Up. • 1 BR $180 UP. Patio, p oo I , 1·h1lrlN'n ok. J\IOR1\ KAI I Apts. 181181 i\Iora l'i:a1 Lane. '·i hlk E. of Bear.h oil I c;a1·fie!d . 962-R9!ll I •t BR. near beHCh . ncv.·Jy I decorated \1•/pool .S\40 P'r I 1110. Also. 2 br., bltns & ~[rig, crpts I drps. $150 incl util'.11. Tradr.,..•ind.11 Renlt;y, 1147-8.'ill CllEZ ORO APTS 8234 Atlanta, 1·2 BR, pool, prh·ate garage. Wal!hers, dryl'rs. 5.1&-8038; 536-2727 WALK TO OCEAN 1 BR.. CrpUI, drps, !Orne w/ fl"plC &. patios. $1JO-ll50 per mo, /\dull!. LlNDBORG CO. 536-2579 NEW 2 BR irnm $135. Cpts, drps, bllns, p11tio, IAm ~ tion. play area, No pets . M6-7277 $110 !'.10. l hr duple:< 111/sto11c & crpts. No kids, no fl('ls. 2 blka lo bch. 5.1&-2006. $1~ -N E\V 2 Br. Crpts & <lrpg, slove, hllns, gar. ba.lcony pat. 309 Lincoln. 53&-1824 NEW 2 Br. Crpts, drpa, .111ove, patio, g11.ra1e . $115/mo. Ph. 536-6027 • NEW deluxe 2 Br A den, F'in-place, pfllgf', Near beach . Cll.11 968-1544 FOR rent or lease year round 1 yr old 2 bdrm apt, kllchl'n fum., ocean \'lel!.•, w/w cpt, \Jndt>rground plq, clQ!le to vcr:y nice beAch. -t94-963.1 or ' 4!M-7-t47. Ask for Mr. Brack. The "YtlJOW Pages" al danHirad ••• ~ § ALL NEW V8LL8YP0RK APaRTmeNTS •.. opens new doors for young fam ilies. Created exclusively for the family with children under five. Carefully considering their special needs and lim- ited budgets. Valley Park's uniQue. With a private Pre.School cenler situated right on the groundl, just staps away from every apartment. Operated and profeuionally slalled by Tustin Country Day School, our state.accredited Prt- School frees mothers foe oul~de activitl1s or employ- ment. Special comforts and C01W111ieflt411t hQ'M.)S well. Super·modern kilchel\S wltb 1Wliances built-la ••• enn dishwashers! Private patio or terrace, eltrl powder room, hu1e walk·in or wall-IG-'911 cl OM ts in mry unll Plus lush carpetina and df1ptrils. Covertd pninc witb storage. for fun, dip into oor big fenced-off poof, next lo 1he reere1tion ctnhr. Or wa lk to lht a;reat new Mill Squ1r1 County P•rl. Nnr opportunities for new fl'llnts. Th1t's Viney Pa rk. Developed , and now man1a;ed by Proparly Research Corporation. vau.ev P8RK AP8RTTTIBNTS t 7256 South Euclid. Just sooth of Wimer in Fountain Valley. 2 and 3 bedrooms, ind '2·bedroom studio apartments now r1nting. Unfurnished. $100-s21o·per montt1. for l1milies with pre-school children only. rur· nished models 1:11 displl)'. Pilon• (714) 540-4785. ' . ' . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . -~ ....... S1lurd17, J.vi111ry 16, ~971 DIJLV PILOT f - 1~1 !._____ .... _... __,J~ I -· I~ I lao1 • -;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=1 ~~~ I ...., ....... -lltJI ---J[t] ! l~I 1~1----1~1---1~ Apts .. Aph .. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. j _R __ oo_m_• _____ «IO_,Offl __ •_•_R_.,._••_1 ___ 440_ ! R•nt1t1 Wanttd 460 !lterHn•l1 530 L..-t .S.SS &eby.lttlng Gerdenlnrg 370 -PVT en\r&~ ' IM!th, SHI AIR Cond, ~rv·•. lacing v.·k or $~ mo. /.!an int Be&ch Blvd, Reas. Call i n yd >A'Urk $15 off 1'ent. 8 42-ZS2j or \'l"'ner 2 or J br hotJR w1111lrK1 !or f'ULLY LICENSED • LOS'r: 1/1, hrownlllh n·u!ll~ HAPl~NESs ii a a:ood * R.nldentlaJ-Apt•* Huntin9ton Beach Huntington Be•dl Quin/a .J.Jermo6a Casual estate living. Enter La Quinta Her- mosa 's lush green atmosphere & stroll tree- lined walk ways to your apt. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED 1 BR. Unf, $150 -Furn. $110 2 BR. Uni. $175 -Fuon, $210 3 Spac. fir. plans. decor. furn.ishings: live ""ithin romantic se tting w/!un or privacy. Terraced pool, pri. sunken gas BBQ's \\'/ secuJded seating comp!. \V/Ramada & Foun· lain. * Colo r co-ord. kit w' indirect li ghting. * Deluxe range & ovens * Plush 1h •9 crptg. * Bonus 1torag1 sp•c• * Cov. ca rport * Sculptured marble p ull man & tile b•+h s * Elegant recreatio n room. FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY Blk from Huntington Center. San Diego 1-'r"''Y·· Goldenwest CoUel!e. San Diego Frwy. to Beach Blvd., So. on Beach 3 blks. to llolt; \V. on Holt to ... LoQuinto Hermoso 714: 847-5441 :! wk.I to I mo. Beach area. ftt110 ... ·11otd 11\ndu Spiritualirl Terr)' Poo vie. Gt.rfi@ld "' be.by1lller. Opl'nina:s now. *Commercial • Around July I, 17141 624·2331 AJ\11~~ on aU n1atten. Brookhul'lit. Tae lou11d on f'llpt. time Paularlno areaj Complete Care G<&-"""5 Ualnnonr. Lo,.e, fotaniaie, Business Adama 1/9. May be inJured. 546--0949. GEN Cleanup. trtt a: iprnklr. LARGE room in pvt home. VE RY nice ottlce 1n l.a(IUlll. UNf'URN 2 BR ho u ae Rftd!ngs given 7 dll)'S I 96S-{i(}.19 C tU Worklng m.Jn only. Coll.I Beach, w/w ('Pl, d....... w/yvd. MottK'1' Ii. 2 yr Wtt .. , 10 am • 10 pm. ~flNIA. bl'(lwn fen1ale f\xxlle •r,.nter 11erv. Roto · llandym..,, "'"...-...JU .,.. 3J2 N. El C•mloo R•", . odd jobii. Reas. 6~!JS.18 , Mes... 11.ftl. ,...,,....,....,. 01-9611 ot 494-74•7. Aak for old. Verry quM-1, not hi ppie ... ..., since Jan 12 In Vic ol CARPENTRY • NICE .......,m !Gr rent. Man r..t r. Brack. Xlnt refs. 644--0S()j. San Clementt' S P r Ing d a I e f &lin~·r. MlNOR REPAIRS No Job I ECXPER.I H•,w•Glian Gdarct: ·-!~===~==~~~ . 49'l-9136, -49'l-00i6 Pretsr Tr 1 s~ R , · om p e e a r en 1n1 only. CORONA DEL MAR HANDY yo1.111g 1n1uT1td t'\:111· ---ti;e at:· ~., e\\a.l'd. T()(I Small. Cab\,,,.t in gar. ~rvl<:e. Kanialanl, 646-4!i7tl. Call 54&.SU9 2 Rm aulte, pvt b1t, pvt entr. pl1· nee<t1 l BR h~ \\'/y11rd. YOGA FOR YOU! 84&-4883 aget1 & o 1 her cabine11 C I y d C I PRIVATE ROOM , KIT· Prkg-CJlll/dr,i util pd v.·illinit: to n111.kt> rl'plllra & 1 Anie1ican approach. Dt'1non. GREY & bl1ek n111le poodlt 56-8175 tt no 11.n.11wer Je11.v~!Jl~mpete •r ~ CHF.N PR IV 1 L EG !!; S , S1451'mo. Owner.' t7l-67?17 ' 1n1proven1en1, &1:1-3709 ~lratlon & tlllk on J\lon & \\'/v.·ht <'hci;t & fnint !ee l. msst al 646-2J7l. H. o. ~·---~~-~---~ POOL.. 549-4333 . \\·A•"" 1 t Tues at 8 pm CLASS£5 "Boots". Lost vie t~11llf!rlon AnJeJ'SOn General Service• , . ~ NEWPORT ofJu·1·'· c pt 11 , 1,' 0 ten 1o:ar1tl(o or I STAI T 1 2 \Ved & 19!h C ;vi M&-2529 CONGEN IA i. en1pl. m11n • drps ocean \'ll'll', frorn SG5 ~n1all room \\'/Plt't & \l'n· • t \lt'i; al pm. ' · · ~--~ ALTERATIONS t rt'pa ~r~. Sh, 11rr· hnrh. •.lo~ hQn1r. nr ,.,..I' 'mn. Onr Al! 6 11111, lllntion _for srflrlll(e & stulii. ni!t> 11.12_ pin LOST St11.n1r.sc f\1t1 t"n. Nr· Lu:.&. Jrunired·Rts g, rornni, Elderly, Attention! ri SI li-1&-I 18 ,,~ • I B.a lhoa Rivel S: (; St. wi!I tnke you by car, any iurin · :i: 61j.....1&14 ~g Call 644·4!52l t>VPnuii:s. WILL PAY P.ev.•ard Call : 61;1-1~7ti1 Dool' '1 .hflngln~ • dfY"'all ·1_rr·rand. Re&s fee. 536-2'J79 • FURN ISMED roon1. pvt --M . R t I · ane 1ng 6-42 5812 I rn1ran1·r ki!ehen privil S:ltl 600-1200 SQ. FT. ISC. en • s 465 N,..·d ritle i!111ly to & from FE'.IAALF: Siam-esu k111en;-3 . . . RAIN Guucr" In s I a 11 ed . 1.-K. ttlti-:io.il. ~fllt't's:....£:1. li-l&-21 30 111)1'k. Li\·p in Lltgu11a . wol'k n1o's old, Tan & i:rey. Vil: I C•rpet Serrvlce Qualny v.·•irk. Reasonablt. >s i·.:--r~L'f1: w•rk _ up 3700 NE\\'PORT BL\.'0, NB F1•111't'd ~1ora:.:1• ~Piil'•' in Costa J\le.~:• llou!'s 8 to 621111 & Oceanrront, N.11 OianJOnd ra~t Cll~aninx Frtt es!. 008-22011. 0 fo• ''"'"'"'' .... ,. "'' o. llu111r 4~.a739. "A2-f17t9. -~ I w/kltchens. S1i.50 per week ON 111~ B'\\ 1 ('all fi4z~;i1,,r · ' · ,,.. ·==-~~ Ne1\' Year Special! Hauling . up Apt&. :OIOTEL. f>-18-975:1 67:>-2-1&1 or ~1-5032__ _ -" .---~ELP-N EEDED--LOST At1h11.n, ans\\s 10 Free i\linor ~pairing 1---------- NE\\'l.Y furn roorn SIR p;>r 1670 SAr-.'T,\ ANA AVE, C~I GAR~Gf. for 1'f"nl . 2:fl.IO <'U f°O•lol , 1•lothinl{, twdrl1ng , hst'· "'.\lagglP" Vic: f"oxtiall Dr, Wilh Clo•anin&: tOO' $20. I YARD. C11rage 1·leanups. k & p 1 · 1 .1 :i:.c sq foot I fl. :-;1ortt£C' onl) $.ill nu1. t11)·d i rt>in~ for 11(1 orph&.11s. H.B. 53&-21."8 or 5.'l6-9ilR. t-•rf'e e!ll. ~131 7 trec1 dirt Ivy removal, skip 'p1~ ~.~P,;,_1v en r avai · ·~;:>.2·164 0~ 5-11-~""32 &16·4716 aft Sund11.\' X.17-4768, 496-1661 or 496.4A60. ALL black Labrador R.;t;"", CARP"T 1 looder, backhoe. 962 ·'745. 1n•nr .N.,.....,.,,l v "" 1 r. aver ha& shag f·URN roont in priv. • Nt.:\\'POHT BEAOI Ci\•ie ALCOHOLICS AnonV~ fernalr. Lmit lagi, Rev.·11.rd. carpel Roit-endR. Tnslall. ITRASH & Garage clean-op, home Cor;la fiirsa. Kilch. Center, 300 ft 10 1000 IL I I[ ~l Phone ~~2-7217 or w.rite to Call 91i2-2800 l{U&.r. Re1111. &13-4159 A,\f or• days. SlO a load. Free esl. prlvil'. +. Nr. OCC. 549-1061 t\1111·~ .~ Set·re1ar1al. 67a.J6011 Announc:-11 P. 0. Box 12'23 Costa r.te&a. MIN. brown Daebshu nd I01l PM Anytln1e, 5-Ul-5031. PVT r m & bath ha1·e own tll6;i P11rk A\"e C'.\1. 1,000 1 S\\.'TNGER Orange Co . on l\laple St, Cl\1· "Speedy". Callings HouHCIMnlng car : Adlt wurki~g 1ady. 165 u. 4 Rma. Air.-Olod. Phone Guide. Free inio ocsc P.l~~si~o~R~·~-~"'~· ~-~2354~~~~/~f:C~~~~~~~ 5-Jl67 313/3&4--0015. mo. c .M. area. 546-l:lOQ 8l3-392t eve. Ctsy. to Bkr5_. I Announcements 500 0 . Box 21.l.1, Anaheim, 1 PAINT Accoustical Ceilings, • HOUSECLEANING • 92804. ~19-9081. 1 .1~ SlO ea or trade. ~1-6927, Thorough & rea.'lOnable Apll I Apia YNG college or \\"Orking girl EXEC UTIV E suite of or-i.-or 636-3110 61~1667 or 642-119.i " '' ~~·~ I S • I Cl b 531. ln1lr1K;tion F U f 370 F U I 370 Balboa !11!. Kil & 1V rm fitts, ........, Nl'11·1J0rt Blvd, ATIEN"f!ON ARTISTS, 1ve OCla U S ~ , C J!OUSE ·-•k, < h-fo• /"- urn. or n urn. I urn. or n urn. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~1 ement Cone te -"'" 'Q ~ .. telt>. $65/mo & up. 673-:1613 N.B. Call 64>-454 5 hlll"I' thr gallt~ry. tr you I,-G . Cl . • re _ people. °""'n 1 r 8 n 11 p . C M · hllll" 11nv a1·1 wo k or 11 IN LES ub now lomung. ost• asar Huntington Bt•di I Rentar ls to Shara 430 llAV E off icr space to sharr . '· · r 11Y o~t 111g Social fliarriage Schools & Cf>:MF:NT \VORI\, r.o }ob loo Rtlinble. ~l-93-10 & 543-3626 liiiii!iij~jiiiiiii,ijiiiiio I 0.C. Airporl nrea S7S mo. a i·r obJl'<·l1' 10 sell. p!ea~i~ .' · · · ' · .. I !(tnall, tt'AMnablt. ~·r ee HOUS ECLEANING !!""-l "7 ' call 67:)-3767 li4G-3.~!I. t or aii1ilication • 11·ntc Pro. instructions 575 I , ••e 30.45 for 2 BR, Oak wood Business Rent•I 445 Po1n1, Ca. 92629. Ceilings I JJJ&-Olil8 ' VILLA CORDOVA ' 1 ON BEACH I I \\'ANT ff'nl l r00mmate, pref 1 ·'·'.-.Ii · ACCEPTING' New ll ~ g1«.11nn1ing, Box 191, Dana E11im. H. Stuflirk, :J.lS-8615. 8)' Day. Own Tn1nsportation student.o; 10 le1u·n lhffi1')'. AIRLINE I--""'------- NE Ganll·n apl. Diiy• "SfOR>' SI · -C'Ofl1PLE:TE house<'ll'aning NEW NEW W1e B I 1 A 1 Fro 121· ~ or 1op 11va1l . s10:/lt rc111ting elr. Call SCHOOLS ee CONCR ETE. Floo-, ac ie or P s. m J J48-!JJ38 afl ;,... 642-817,"l .. C ·~ $2.:.0 hr. Stove, refri,;: etc. e 2 BR un i. From s22:i ' --110 \\'nlown :-;nn ,Jua n Bruce \U .. r. niusir PACIFIC I pa i io~. Anyi;ilP job. Reas. NP1.....,rt Brh 6~":1!&1 Luxury 40 Unit Adult Ap•rtment Complex I & 2 BEDROOMS FURNISHED OR UN FURN. e ., BR ,. ,~ .. "°' :\IA11JRE Employed won1an, Capis trano for s in al 1 bkgrndi ~6-44i!!. ~ --"•-::. · 1·>-· 4; urn. . rom .,..,., no llmokin, f drinking. ---I Day & N\.1:h! CJ1.~.se~ Call Don G42-8jJ4. HOUSE OF CLEAN C.~t• d• _ •••h 0 ho busine~s ot· olfict>. S7j/mo. L I N 1. SIO l o11 llnd fatrd ~ .,,,. · a.-.li-u w,,s . r Assun1f' 1. rent Mrsa de! 493-11.l.1 or 493-1106 C'll('~. -1 ega 0 ices 513-6596 Contr•cter Comple1e Hou~ Cleaninc heated pool-saunas-1i~nn1s l\1ar. ~~:ll , 6-8 P~I. -filO E 17th SI San111 Ana r~12-682-1 rec room-0eean views \llD t E . 17th St., Cost• Mei• I 1 \"ILi not he rrs110ll!llble \VAL.KING DECK ~frS11. Cleani"" Servi~ • pa1i0!i·a1nplr parkin1 . a.ge en1p. \\'Olllan, li \ate Srorc-offirt' sr..o t.tonrh • . I COSTA M E_S_A_ co ·~ Security guard~. iny beaul. igf'. 2 Br . apt. Realononiics Corp 675-6700 for any debL~ othrr lh11n 1 Found (frff ads) 550 ATINGS Carpets. Windows, f10<lrs etr. Nn drink or sn1o ke, · my own. Gary D. Sanders, PRE-SCHOOL Of all types. Ltt Roofing 1Res & Commc'I. :>4&-4111 HUNTINGTON 548-6132. STORE for lease 2000 sq. 7762 Speer Ave. Hunt. Bch., 18t h & Monrov.i11, ~ day -\ I c ... t·· CM. 642-7222 for free ' COUPLE do in<> house work. ----------/ II. on Nv.'Pl Blvd. at Harbor Ca 92647 A1ALE Gennan Shepflt'rtl. full day 11e11110n.s Pl ed . ..,, SH ARE my waterfront home c M Leon Viherl RltT · approx 1 yr old. Yellow · ann · 4 hour shifts wf dock. !\Ian, J0.61) years. 5-Js-ffiss. t>ves: 673-6534 I Schwinn on Tustin &. 17th program, hot lunches. Ag~ ROOM ~diti~ns. L. T. 967-85Q6 • Spacinui; AparlnlCnt.~ PACIFIC e Special cabinet space 71l QCf:AN AVE., H.B. e Lock gara&c~ iv/ \,;:-ator (714) 536-1487 "'-=""--=c-o=,-.,.== DRESS shop for tease Sl:'il , .. S\8 wk.COMPARE! 00.4050 2. Estim., plam & la)Uut. Ironing $150/tno. 67:.....43."\l I I l[j] ,., blk rotor. Vic Sea 2·6, hrt 6:30 AM .6:00 PM. Corutruchon. Single story or . • Bm ceil • Lnciry • Patios • Ofr OPf'n IO am~ pm D11ily e Dwhr/displ e G11.1 stove : \\'ll..L!Ai\l \\'ALTERS CO. e Special ~undproofing • Shag carpets. rlrapes \VANTED,. tht-Mght \\'Oman 10'.J 12nd SL Ne1vport Brach. P11rson1l1 ,, St, C.'.\I. ~2646 or 838-5237. • 847-151 1. 1-IR_O_N_l_N_G_W_A_N_T_E_D_ lo shr NB Bl uffs hn1. Pvt 5?1_5.16.1 BI.K. silver It brown silky hil , 1111 priv $80. 6.\·l--036!1 ·• ' , tPl'rier. Vic : ?ltagnolii &. PIANO LESSONS l i\fY \\lily, quality home 546.1462 GAS & WATER PAID 2323 Elden Ave, ! CM u 646-0032 ., 642-1121 Q Off. R ·1 I .. 0 Stnrl:'·m \\I. 19th ~1 .. C:\1 I Be.,.inntrs lnt~rmediot P~ ~pair. \.Vall~. celling, floors J~~.~,-.~1 ------1 San Clemente ice en e -$115/mo. * 646-7414 p I 530 \\'11 rncr, n1flle. 847•7~ be· .. · . . " etc. No job too small. an1 or1• 1 ersonar s fore 8:30 or af1 6 pm. Learn r/JeiJry, s1gh1 reart1ng l 547.0036 24 h J----------1 '2 BFL, 2 BA ., bltin range, SUPER-DELUXE QUAJ .. JT \' 400: S:~RE,, shop, off1cr. Jo'OUND light brown ma.le etr. CaJl Brucf' \U .C.1 , mu~. · r !Ins. scrv, QUALI TY Janitoria l & cle1n-I cish11·shr. Jatindry fa c. Rec. 1 'l.3 . 3000 S9~. 2.l.JO Nc11•!l(Jd Bll"d, FREE 1 1 h . 1 ic. bkgrnciJ 546.·147!1 1'.1rsa LIC'D Contr. Ren1odeling, ing sen.· . ..,·111 price you .. i.ooni,.up !o . sq . C.:'1!. 6'16-2.14~ :>iS.-S:l3~ cog 1\1ex cnn air~ss/? Vo·•". . add'(ln~, roollng, palnli"". & ft_,"-I bl I 1•n1. Tas1efully decorated. fl . olfic;e suites. lmmerL "''· ._ _ ___ H 1 wood 0 , N, 0 0 t nh .... can a ll1u. ut·,enc a e, ra. ·-d I 0 rn · "'P rrpaira. 540.7858, 540-7664. B k Cl · < M · A1lults Only . SlllO. cupiuK·y. Or1tn<>e Cot1nly. In ustriel Renta 450 D••-h, &Ir"""" PIANO l..es~on.~ .,0,,1. l~o>• a er r1in1ng • a1nten • ., Basic Ro101n~ Courst oU-' .,..,~"" •v GEN &'" 7002 214 Call~ Parricia /.irport ll'\linc Conimr ri·· FOUND .. ,, c h,. 1,", 1,"". certified fl'Achers. J\fnsi,. 'l CONTRACTOR ance, ·..,. un • I NEW BUILDING cl'ed 10 the pu blic b.v tht "' ... "" .. ~ Casa Con!cnta, 492-2'2:;9 Con1plex. adj. Airporrer 8111008 PowPr ~uadron. f ashion lslanf\ Cn r \\'ash. Syatem~. r..tr. Hathcock, Remodeling.Room Additions L•ndscaplng BAY MEADOWS APTS-, I NE\V lllXU~" ap"· Bltins, Hotel & Rf'stau ran1. bn.nks. COSTA MESA Al Co"oty .,,,·,,,, Sli"ll•••, 646-1368 Lic'd/ins 64:i-Cl991, 67l-680!\ ,, Sa o· & N' 1 r sail as wel l as power u " ,. LANDSCAPING : lncludinc I ·w/w ''Pis, drpi;, hobby rm, U~CR•Or~~DED Pp• •R•Kysl.NG 12~ Sq, ft, a! $\6i 1110. boating 1aui;h1 . St1tr1 ing 111 1. 673-1\4!18 Adriitions * R.t'modtling patios, ritrklng & fencin•. BRAND NE\V UN ITS all with -l rree WBhr/drytr. closed t ' " J 6j()(J SQ. h. llc Gros~ 7 pm Mon . Jan. 11l. Every roUND-Daschunrl puppy I I~ (ierv•ick & Son, Lie. Reas 1137-93(11. -.. bean1 ceiling.~ pAnrling pvt I garage. 3 BR .. 2 BA., unf. 1 Chi ';°\\ E~~72R;r,~S 1 0 Immediate Occup•ncy Monday nitp Jor \3 "'eek:<. hlArk /111.n . Vic F.dingPr and s.rv;c,1 and~ 673-6041 * 54~2li0 ; ~~.-·~-------! pauos, lrplc '11.1[ 1'('C iacJJ . $2;,(}. 2 BR., 2 BA ., furn,! ';'r ~g~ -, v rt 11;11 ·h r. 110.220 Power, pr1\'atr offit·e.~. At Newporr Harbor Yi;cht Rolsa Chi(•a. 8ol()...2·166. . • Llc'd Contr, Remodeling I Mainten•nce it ies. Adult.~.· nn J>"1 ~. I $22.'i. 492-1314, 492-!1002. SJ:i.~l 'co:r~:Y 10 B:kE''rJ\" plenty u! parking, lSlh and Club, 1ai \\'. B11y Avr., ~'OUND. Grra! DAn" pup, Addl!ion&, Plan.~. I..a)'(lu1 llUSBAND Bu~y~ c a 11 • Bachrlor • \\'t11ttier. Nrwporl Beach. Bring Vii·· Orange C011 st Collrgc. B•bytlttlng Karl E. Kendall :i.18·1117 I :\loosi· Rtpair-Build-Ma int . • I Bl{ hTull s1:~:1 • I )~I DESK SPACE 642·14~~. Age111 notC'bonk & IJCncil fir~\ !"1\6-IO'i1 l Fencing i\!ost Any1hing 5-15-0820 l!VeJI • 2 BR from St6:1 • j . Reri1111 ~ 2 ~2 Forest Aven u~ 625 SQ~FT~BLDG . ~;~~i~~Y QU<"~tions call FOCN D, i1·h1 ~~~:,u1 \1·/h!k OCC Colle1e 111rl wants I REDWOOD FINCES I Masonry 1 bo L B h t-;_ 17th ~t .. Costa :'l!esa n1nsk . Vic. '-" tllrsa. prrnianent babysutinr job . . ---.--'---.----! 3&7 \\". Bay Sr 1 b!wn I-ar r I I oguno e<'IC 22U Electric~] Po11·rr. FR EE 6·1fi-J212. wilh "'Oman \Ii"' 11 __ ,, • PaUos-Deck1ng BRIO.:. block. co n c re I e , k Newport Blvrl, '• mJ N. R •""' -494-9466 SlOO ,,To. 675'"6700 . Brokrr \'DU~'·, .... 1 tt k V' .1 P. 'hi"' "' 64.'-,.0!"!91 0r 67J.0809 I {"tlrpcn\ry, house lcvellng, or 191h Sit. I ooms -, . ' u , lu1:r an u~ y. w. r~1 •'.~. .e~pons1 e all(I re-all types rernodl'llng No CALL 646 00i3 DESK SPACE INDUSfRIAL bldg, &i, Sanra 1 Huntington Brai·h l'oirt•r j Z'l~I rn .cos!A '.\lt•sa ,l.16-311·1 l1ablt': C-.ood rer1nrt. Livi'-Furniture I joh 100 lirnall. Lie. Conrr. · · ROO;\I w/ba1h in Univ Park 1 Ano, approx. :-i100 s'I'. {/I'· Squatlron's hasic hoatinr to 1drnllf~ ln Of.:. CAil Lynn [~l l-388.'">. ....,2 0194,.,, ~ !or 11·ornan or sturlenl.. 305 No, El Camino Real 1 11 .. 0 • 0 0 1. •u FURNITURE Sl o l p · ~" 1--------Soo C lomoPI• UX!' <11r Cflnd o lt('~. !~·1 eoursc for sail or po1•rr G I. P /Co 11" or p/Germ ... ,on<"\11)'. \\'rdnesdav &. P 1 n g . 1 BR. furn. S130. 2 BR !urn Pools, tennis C?ur1.~. kitctwn E. llunt~·r SI., ownr 495.4.1'1!1 · Shep. i\l olr. Vic ~.slan<:ia, "''<'<'keods only. ' Al.>IO, boar parts. \Vood &. BRICK & 81..DCK WORK ! $1~.i. 2 BR unfu 111. Sl:l:1 ,t, la~ndry privilege.~. Call -492--4420 ~ . I . , . . . . , C.:'11. f>-19-20-l:t HAB\'SITTING I , n1et11I. ln our 10' vat. l\IASONRY OF' ALL TYP~ Pool. Blln~. crpls, drps no <irler ;i, 8.U-l7;'/l 1 _ ,0 It •ro•iol 11 Nf~IV l)ldg. 172.'l.2_100 sQ. 11.1 c111ssc~ st.ut. i\londa), .Jan. n1y 10n11: 6 &12-:W4.i. for eslimalr, s.11_2852 · · -' E '-VII • • " r nor, Nr Baki'r ~· FairviC' · J u~r Jlrh f ()UND Bnl\'.'O DaC'hShund 1no to ~ YN; old. Lovtng rh1lrlren. no Jl('lS . 3•J-J ·FURN ISHED ro om s 1 1 presl1i;:c Wes1clift Di• Pvr 11 ' .' Y rl G•rdenin"" ' "-' · "' At If t t 8 h II\ h Oi:le Sr. Cl\t ;,.JS-6708 ' M1u1 area C.1\1. 645-1~13. P•inting & Paparh•nging 17th Pl. Ci\!. 5,1!1-2i3ll I w/priv bath. \\Ionian ~nly. \ "nT•o •~". Util ,,.,, ·P·•k-)'r 1st'. Sullivan, 5-IQ-4429,~ I Ttml': 1:?0 P.1\1. abo111 2 yrs, 2 rolh1ri'! Vic {'a rr, i:: rcr·~. fncrl yd, K-• 2 BR. Crpts, drps, pati(l. 19911 Orange AvP., C ill. Ph. ini.;. $!!.i mo. 1741 \Vl'slclifl Rentals Wanted 460 s' h '1 1" Ring on llteaf" · g -7'-C-'--7''-'=..,""~~-1"°-.c-,,-----c"'C::._ AL'S GARDENING 26 . c oo oorn SMALL "'hi poodle h11~ lie. DA Y ca~ e"Pf'r n1olher, my I G $150 11nf. $160 furn. 58 !rll\..Glr,.q Dr 64.5-303:1. HELP! t. <, , ,: . I 1· . I I ho or ardening It s'Oall lanJ. PROr ESSJONAL Paintlnr Oran~f' Avl', cr-.1. r1'1:>-16.i7 I -·--or n orinallon 1C' ep 1011c: Vfe, 11th & Tustin .Ave In n1r. F'ncd yd, hot meah1, .capln&: llUViCH call 540-5198 Exler. 1 ~tory, low as s; DELUX'E 1 & 2 "'· '""" 1 -Nl'l'<led 111, onr l', proximity.lo a:\6.41.'lll. CM . 646-8310 re11s. Nr Whlllier Sehl. ., __ .._ N-CdM C / d . , ~ ~ I &U-6 9""•·11•111 .... ...,..,, , 0&.. w Ji paint. ,..vg rm. •• ~77 l~~~~ ~:.~~~~:~1 Ap.rtrne,._ fur~ )IV J I Apirtmentsf\TRlnt )19) ~~~. ~:~!·n~~;17~pl~~ 3~~: SA~p;~.~N~~~~SE '~:,;:,, p~l~' :::! CHfL:1 c~. My hornt". ~el~~· Dover ShoMa, =u;is~~~~;~~ I old boy &. 6 n1os. baby. 2-l i= It. 3 mo•t Squa-R'-••. airpOrt. 646--4522 IArgr pU,)' 1rta. ff o 1 r "" I t'"' 64° ~18 I ·---------·1 BR ~ " -I MOW & t-d•• "' rrnl &. No Waatlnli: ' or ...,..s re~u ..,,. _,.,,, . _ . housr, ap1 . or duplex in 1 -, .. ,,.. J/l,·,;71 r 0 , 3 LOVELY gold ,'., 1vht ma!e uncht>s, 64.i·:l.'.?98 • ....... ~ ... bk yrl s.1 wk . Regular main!. I * WALLPAPER * , Apts.. Apts., 1 1 Apts., rrnral range or Sl.".i() rno. Xlnl inonth~. i\lrn ,(: woinen ivunl-adult cal i.:reen/golrl f')'f'S. RE" S P 0 NS IBL E young !mmcrl. sel'\I. Re 11 8 . When you c!lll "Mac" ~ F urn. or U nfurn. 370 Furn, o r Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 tPnanls 11·ho_ carr rnr prrr>1· rd 11·/drsi rc ror advrnturr. Vit• Ctl.,I 6i3-.-16:-.t wo m 11 11 w l 1 h 011• n 968-13111. :;.is..144~ 646-lnt Mission Viejo Mission Viejo Mission Vie jo Live in America's most successful new community. MISSION v1eo·s C:ASAbBMA APARTMENTS Luxurious f & 2 Bedroom Apartments • Shag Carpets and Lined Draperies • Beautiful Patios and Balconies • Swimming Pool and Cabana • Fully Air-conditioned • Covered Parking With in Apartment Building • Storage Facilities • King size Wardrobe and Entry Closets • Dressing Areas • Soundproofing • Insulated for Climate Control • Washer and Dryer Facilities • Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal and Range • Balanced Power • Massive VaUltl!d CelllnQS s1so tos220 MODELS OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO I P.M. Mognlflconl •I•-· odjKent lo ti. ..-n Vlllo C°"'"1y Club -ologont country II.int with -Y •-Jo 1choOla1 recreation centers, ,.......,.,..,, 1hOS1S1lng, theetre, llbrory ond p1rt<. San Diego Freeway SOuth to La Paz Road. Left to Marguerite Parkway, right to Casa Loma Apartments. l!ll'~ ~s l~rir 0"'11 : f'll·a sr & trA\'l'l & ability 1o ahare KEYS ktu111I a! l~•h & Irvine, lr11nSJ)(lrt111io11 will b11.hy8il ==~-------' .==---~~-~-"! c;1ll: &12.3,),'19 Artrr 6 P;\I. I rxpen~I!. For inJormlllion l Nclli)(lrl Brarh January dally or werkly. 67.'>-8716 NE\\/ Lawns, re-~eetl. Campi fNT/Extt'r pa1n1 ing. ~ 2'l 5 -lawn can>. Clea n up by J()b est Local ref~ Li c'd & l 3 BR house unturn., llarbor CAii P11m Reynoldll, (2131 _Elh. &12-63 alirr~--B~byslHing my homr, day or or ino. ~·rf't r st F'or info Acf.ous1it·al C~ilini:"s. C 11.S. dislriet, f11n11I.\' of ."1 ,f.: :118·2fi0."1. 1 1 F'OUN ll Ap~1co! rlOCl'lle rll'ar n1gh1 , an\· n~C'. fncd yd Ho1 891.z.117 ur g46_09~2. I Chuck. &l~Qii09. ;. sr11all ,tol( _ Ap11ro.\" $200. t_.REl\OI t., s ~ 0 n 11 : Con-lloa~~p1t111_!-16-G2·~-~lr:_li l6=.::13ll LS month. 640.1070 I veN!fltionW F'rmch, us!na The faslt'~! .Jraw in rhe \\'C'~1 • CJll LD~c=A~R~E-e""-A ', Landyscap1ng~ Tree I NTER/Exlrr. SpeciallJ . .., "'moval. ard N"•iodeling. Lic'rl bonded in~. Won' DAILY PILOT for 11etion: 11url io-\•li1 ua l mtthod ... a D111Jy Pilol ClaAAilied Pornon11 Srho!'>I arta Trash haulini::. lot cleanup. be u~erhirt• ~l-50SS l~C~•~l~I ~6.J~2~-'6~78111iii<~Sa~v~•'.~llliii~l~.,._,.,~~"~~~~~~~~1~-~M~.~6.J~~2-~0/i~·~,,!"!"~=~·1\~~;.-:'0h548-582S 1't Repair 11.prlnkle111 67J.1166. P1\INTING: Honest, gu"on \\'tLL bahYiT! my h('ane EURO PEAN LANDSCAPER 1P<>d 11·ork. I.ic'ci. Local ref1' I ~tmentsfurRatll. 11 ¥11 Ap1rtment1for~mt 119 11 Apartmenl•f«"9nt 11¥1 :;-~:ii ~strP:i . Any R;~;::.~~ .. T~:~s~u~:;:~l Call 67.-1-.1740 aft :-i. I;;; ____ ;;;;;·~;;;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·,;;;;~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l*i~··i!iillll•!""·-~-:;-~i;.:;.:;; PAI/\'TING/papering. 18 )'Tl I: * * * * * ln Harbnr areB . Ur & r------------------.... bonderl. Ref's lurn. &12-2JS6 Apts., Apts ., Apts., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. Costa Mesa Cost• Mesa Costa Mes• Swingers Need Not Apply We desire ma t ure persons who would appreciate a clean, beautiful plac e to live, where managers have an interest in the welfare and comfort of their tenants. PICTURED IN THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS MAGAZINE AS "A SHANGRI LA ON 3 ACRES" WE OFFER Beauti.fu.l One & T·wo Bedroo1n • Furni&hed & Unfurni&hed Apartment& Self cleaning ovens • Dis hwashers I in 2 BR apls) Disposals • Shag carpels • Drapes Loads of closet space • Jacuui pool Huge swim ming pool • Sauna Baths • Recreation room • Pool table & Lounges • Kitchen or b•r • Fireplace 1nerrimae woods 425 Merrimac Way, Costa Meaa The mos t beautifully landscaped complex In the •rea 370 Trader's Paradise F'u!ly equipPf'd fluff i. lold laundry, ell 12 yni, value Jl0.000; suil roupl t . E.'<· chan~e mobilt or motor hOme or am houae .. '113-5640 6 10!1, 1.2 acre~. lret ,l clear, R-2. Hunt!nglon J{!lJ'. hour 11 rea. Wan! lnrom« property. Submi1 tr.II oflrn. Bkr, 536-4:>~. '70 V\V Squnrehark, Mi; !!Qui pped auto. \\1111 tradr fl'lr '69 or '111 club waron. E'w'f!.n exchang,._ -* 1'-Equity In t;ieau tllul oetufronr lqt In fl!exlco, f'OR Statlon wJJ.lifOll or !~ Cd 673.G!H lines times dollars CAPISTRANO C-ZONED 4 + ACN!a, fret &. clear, $130,IXXJ. TRAOE f'OR in· come or ??? REALTOR 548-7711 Have· new dble 1vide 2-siory rnoblle home. \\'ant amalltr 1nll'I wldp mobllc home Ja1r • mild el mo I or hon1e or 'v.•ha t ' ha1·r ynu. 673.6809. 1 o~,=,.,=.,=s=,=,,~11=,.=.~,~.~:;o~,~,-,-.~,,~,, In 'l C.J\f. tr'i-plexe1 for 20 :ir niore unit11 in Or1111re Co. Prlncil)8.l8 Only, I ><!l-0433. I trade Lllke ~he:ad Joi w/lake It counlr)' club priv. 1Jexe11. Sl:i,000 ~ f>'OR beach ;)M)p, condo, •Pb, house. ::ie~ or Dick, 7141822-0:;69. HAVE lb Uni!IJ In Downey. WAH?: Unft11 in Orange Count)' or 2nd Trust Deed! ot aubmlt. Leio Pereydl! Realtor 54&-1698. ----IO Ac. ctf'ar level, on un. F'JRST Cla.~~ P11.intini;: Ii pallf"r . h11 na-ini:-. Ff'l'!C 1st. Call 54.-1-34:i9. The DAIL PILO ORANGE COAST'S leading ' '6.'i Dodrt 880, tull Powtr. xtn dean 111 I C)!Jf! Orig!. nil owntor, S980 blue book v•I. Trad!' on small hou9l' tl'!Uily, J47.5.')M, * * lmproviotl Janel In Niovtdt . Wiii tr11.dr for car, e11mptr, "MxlM, condo nr ! * Marketplac Ca.II 540-23.\1 * * r l \ . . . . ' ' ' ... ~ ... \ s.-• . .._y.,o: .. ·-. ,__._ --------·- -· • <'"' ..,. •. ' .. 1"!1o 1'' ' ',;. I~ ' J-,,,.., '"'1' • ~. • j .,_, l. .. -~.I '' ,'"l:;;lf..~,.~ -~ . ' ; . ~ .. . . . . . . . . ' ' . . ' .. " ' " . ' . . . ' \ ' . . . ' .... ,, , ---_,. . ' " ' ·-,..,I "'.A. • . . -. ' ' ~ '. -' ' r: •' ' • r ;,;. .. _,o1't ... ,. ~,.-•• ~i,.·. so · ·vo·uR·-'LITTLE . RED WAGON ;. . ~.. . ' ' . . . . . .. IS REALLY DRAGGIN' ~ . , . ' . . ' ; . \ . ' •. . '. ',1 .• - ' . ' ' ._ ·' ••. ' .,. . . 1 ••~:.. '1' • . . . .. . . .. .. : " • .. .. . . ... . ., . ' . : . ··.' . ...... .. - 8t1L ' I. '·' ' .ADD HORSEP·OWER TO :"-.:·THE FAMILY BUDGET •• : " ' • - ' ' l ' "' . . ,. . . -,,·· . • '.')",I'~ ,,,.1-, ' :.. ' ,,, .. . ' -· ~-~·\ t'~ . . . ~ .~ . . -. . : •• l.;. . . ' . ; ,. .. • l . . . < ·' . \ You ·can handle those bills. ~II you need are the dol· . lars you'll get for all the still-good, but· nobody· uses· them item~ you'll find all over the house. Make a list of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar- ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you ••. it'll pay you. And yo11:l.be. ,surprised at how fast you can sell .., . . \ iust about anything .with a DAILY .PILOT classified ad. ~ . . . Try ·it today. 1 Every day is a good! day to use ' . ) . . ' • • . · f, DAILY .:PILOT WANT ADS . . . . , . ' ... ' I > · (And You Can .Charge '.Them) -'. ' -\ l ' '. ' . • J ,· ··, ' t • i' • . . . . ' t , ' • ! I • . l . . . ' '. . ' . . • • ,, ' ' , : ' • '~\ 1' -\I. ,. ~ '" . :'. -E '642·S6.78 '. . . . -. . . . t ::-. . " . ,, ·' ' ' i ' I . , I . •• ' I . ' . 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Dlelc ""'· 10< Ll<. ,.,.. "'· ao AVON R£i'RESEN· 536;8929 ~ G-Wl e ll>nt .... : Wo WW""""'-,Sflmtlltl,...,..h.-.d, v.,..,.. • _ °""''* ·°'! .IU~ .S7 l'"i>l'P' ~ob •,;_• .. A"°""· C.Uinao. '°"..!!lg,· TATlVE. 1'No • ...,....,....,. HSKPRS£ni1'1'11 ..,.. ""· 9'nd ,_... ,,; cs PO ""'"'1<'f"°'· .,.rd. Cttll DECORATOR GETS CANCILLATION AM·DC •3 ~ 'Ill> ... $!ill ,~· .,.,, INTI!'"" Palo!..... ··~ °"" ht>, m~< ....... Georp AlleO' llJl&nd.....,. ~Jim.' Calli ... !ft!, MOli ." TUES . Of' 11 LUXURY A"lRTfllltn:S , ...... u ... i:ve~n' 163433 . est. Ref's. l1nn1ed. ~~~ jlo(rntlal.· ·Ca.II · imiiied · --~ E ... C"A. MT._ ._.. · i-531:Gif: ~;.-· .__ -? SpAnlih & MecUterra,...n Furniture 1.:. lSth, CM. -• ELECTR.J.C ~h ,..,._.,,~~·c.,· 642-30~~14::,· =---l:•*i . ..,_soi:i'A°';r.'-1 CAiiRPinENN·TirERrn· -. .. ;y;, * lfUiJl(ATION * MEDICAL Aia!atant, baok Reuptf kC'y ALL IRAND NEW LARC~ ""'°' 'E\i J5l;'*". "'""""'°,!Ill>. "'""ilont I· 3 BR EXT 112:> ........ THERAPIST ~·-· Gp M t • + A d-ralor dream house on display -vcl\:ct tun&, m~ $!$'; ooilclitiOn 54$-6031, ' ' BR. EXT. 1140. FIBERGLASS. Perm . job C .-,. 11·•·•-t1o -~ •..,.,.utce,. EK!or·a"""!.. , .... ~a For apt ttnW.. $475 , 3 ~• f g S I h f It Kina atie. l)tadboaid . $50; P.•·-a/"-an• 12' • . . ,1,11 . .1 • .,..1,_ T •"'"" ra ua c ... _ n ''""r-.-... -my, ..... w • • rooms o gor eous pan s urn ure Frost-r.---...i-n~r ~· ,,,..,... """'• "1 <1••• :l4s-4;i49 nrce l'e:.,.:·""· MIW'l.i:. i....;...I at' in! · J'L .,.~ -1 11·•-'i.--Sal S ,_.,.I ( '1295) -y ·-~· "'' ARROWHEAfi-iM A Ft I ~ A apy ac,-· ~ mitm n .,......., .,.ve ·~ .... "'· • . . t•t <IJP It was reg. • · 6fe.:ft;/nter ,., Apt C, ~· . -CLEA• &NCE * PAPERHANGING 1n41 ·--•0•1 ' Y"! •-&l<J"I' •iP<rle™". ,,., opeo. Ml....,, Viejo u.,,., '" .CP4luP'•. "'3. SACRIFICE • • • • • • $425 "' · "" , P•oomo . * 963-242.3 1--~-·~-~-.-Pmn.,'llW um. 11 em 10 .,.. .. ooi a1:;;;;,>-.. No..,,..., l15iiiRAP76iE1isR1ES=.•9iilli=""-..,oowor.::::0 SALE Pleater, Petch, Rep•ir Betty Bnlce -~i~~N·~~~ MEDICAL OFFICE Pertennel Atency Compl•f• M•dif•rr•n••n l•droom Suite pa.lnllllJ'.. Women'• quality Ovtr 100 Pianos 4 Orpnr; ~ PATCH PLASTERINll All types. Free eslimales Call 540-682j m 6 APP 1 y Personnel, 17rtl Need 2: Fl'Oflt Ofc, eX'l3. ad Ill Dover Dr., N.8. ln O•k. lR•9. $3'49.001 ·----·-NOW $111.00 clothes &-U. Pretet., 'gttiil Reduced for lmmed. aale. • typist. Back Ok, exp, kno1t.'. ..14171 Gor9eoul Sp1nilh C ustom luilt Sof1 with u ~10, itan'1 1uit •i 40 •··y u .... lo •·vel ,1. ,1. Beach Blvd., Huntin ... on S -C' f ' f >If~ ..... DU ~ -l:J<J X~C •• ledge in all procedure11. !"'~!"''""•'""""""""'" m1tchin9 love ••t noi<• o u•euti ul short, misc. ltem1,~l. ' Open Daily la tU 9 Beach.or call <n4) 347·7807· \\'rite, OasJified ad •15, SALES f•bric1. IR•g. $119.951 ........ NOW $191.00 <;OU.F.CTION of r.m: ,._~ st,t lM * Sun 12.S P lumbing INCOME TAX Daily P Uot,·P.0 . Bo.-< 1~. STOP!!! Speniih Dining Sets .......... ., .................... $71.00 bookt (Art, histocy.,.pottey. C,OAST MUSIC ae1ict1 E....:p'd, or sect'y. Good ':O.' Costa Mesa., Calif. 92626. LOOKING & ACT Solid o.1t End T1b1., ' Coff •• T•bl., $1f.IO etcl. Sall IM Motel,. '~ : NtWPoin' &: HAJ\BOR PLUf.IBING R.EPAffi j d d Call wknds or alt 6, 5,;>7~. NE\V OR EXPERIENCED Tell Oecoritor T abl• Lampi ·· Sewport Blvd. Sat 'fhn1 0>8'ta Mesa * 6"42-~l No job 100 small .t.10 \V, Coe.st H\\'Y .. N.B. SALES,,fAN'. LA R \VIN Sale1 nUladl!d "'"°"· '"''"' Joi' ( Re9 •49 11'15 ) NOW $11 DO Tutt, 4 te 8 pm. · • 642-ll2S • I By appoint. 646.393'9 C0)1PANY Resale Divist0n yourself, a real Catt.e; op. Sp•ni1h. H.n~ing s~·~·;·L~·;;.;;;~··•n • OSED 11Kd: lllNAL Roofing ! I BEAUTY Adv ,· ... , to • nttds ~vtral ~neral real p<1rtun1ty, Xlnt fUtu.t-e far I R•9. $49.95 ............................ NOW $U.50 1~ Spd, 3 ,ipd eoa..ttj;r'Bn.le ", • CYLEAEARR EOUNDT a u tst.lte· agent:s. Ne\v oHice right man. Eamlnp com. CR.EDfT AVAIL. NO MONIY DOWN 1n all sites. AIM>, hive \15'd LEE ROOFil'G CO: Roofln( demonstrate exciting new i;;: opening in Hun 1ingt 0 n mence immediately :should parts}. 642.91167: dif Plaftq1 & Or9•n& ol all lypcs, r e.ll!ovrr, products. No door !o door. ~ ·• I Beach approx F"'b, l:n. bei11eXCU!!Of$2SO.per wk, RD FURNIT·UllE FOR.SALE W•MARD"'IY,8•t_:~l.~e~O repairs, rool roa1lngs. Lit Selling required new ron1· . LI ti 1 d , m a j 0 r fll•, canvassinz or iollcltina. · u-' d bl ...,. . ~" "~ ..,, uut & bonded liincc 1947 ,1 pany-Jets gro\.; together. s ng ea 8• 1844 N II ( ~ ou etltrlock~.r a.ir tns <N~..i Bl\'t<, 04™'4 medica1 insuranc ... ""'id by rnte.rne.,,,. by appotntmf'nt ewport vd. At Harbor Blvd.) """'''~n. ..... ---,, nau, ·-~· 6-12-7222. Call 847-6324. " ..... .. ~ kd on ~n ~ ~· ~~""'~====-: company; Incentive contests only.,..., wtt ay&, Do>J"•' COSTA MESA OHL y P\101. • BEFORE \'ou buy, c:al l T1 BOAT CARPENTERS l"'"NE ococh>."tcl and bonus plan. Get in on SALESMJ.N V.'anled. Exp. LOCKfkS: 1 1 \ln lt of 8 Guy Roofing Co. Reto\·er Ex-,,· .. -• ... on!Y apply. l':V.I 'i-~"'lt~c: "-_ .. n _, -I'd •iust -.. ii Every N;eht #Tll t -Wed., end S•t. 'Til 6 6 • '180 r-"''"-~ · -· • ""' grol.lnu oor auu a-row •--' " ""' &e • IOcker'!l ·110 Only 3 left. Con. specia li st. 4 :>·-, .\Yillonl ""t \"o,k• CYD\llrfS~Ar<~lrv ·h Ca ,_ · e--•tv 1.-t' I I ou.a v "' .JU'\YI\.. .-,-~~ \1·11 II.Ii. ll ..... rw1n n.c ... f, s .... ,er, c 11. r essen ia · tac! :\fr,;J,a.ney at the DAI· >1~9:i90. 1300 Logan Ave., C.M. .aa E. 11th (at Irvine) C.!\t. Jnc. 962.69&S or' m .2221, Ca,,>ets, ttlf', d ra. pe r ie s. Appllence1 lt2 Furniture 110 LY PILOh330 \V. Bay, CM . EASTERNAI Quahty-Roo\Ves,"'~BOAT CARPENTE,RS"some 6f2.f470 confidence kept. Comm. only, •h.i11:lw:st in AUTO h d Mo I I CARPfi'Latr.:" hllve shag Prices~ I types 1ng exp. Apply·. , 1 tt110·~ BOAT ;~,...,,,.,,-,-.,.-I field. NO phone Ul15, Hrs . ca v y-u t y V ng Lyle, 673-7980. CO 17SJ.•Pla;;:C.M:; Nul":lt'ry School Te 1, ch er· 10 i;m~;, pm. :l09 Ocean Ave., \\'esllnghu \\'asher & dryer. Must Sell ly· Sit. &: oom111'I ttd crpts. Deal OOFING A 1 R lrs A , LIVE.JN (:ompanion I &Iller "'rite exp, 4r quRlif's to Laruna Seacp, .• tr SIOO pair. 67;>.-26!)2 aft 7 Bedroom suite $:15. Soft $3. direct: bptt.dnstaller. Can Rklnd R;:15· P:,~:d ·· c;fi . \CARRIE' R for 11 yr old )'OUrti: lad)'. Ch1ssi!.ied ad No. 16 Daily Co p.m. Desk A chest $3 ea. End finance .. ~19-8327, 817-8740 Ref's exchanged. Sei>. livng Pilo!, l-.0 . Box .1560, Cort.a. SARAH ventry· Inc., full SIG.NS, iho-<:ard~. posters, an"•i111e, 64~7S8 q'-<. p•·t •-• &. -1. 't C·"I 9-0, pl 1t·m· 1-1 ... ...,._. _ _, ..,.. REFRIGERATORS \V/LG tables SJ pr. 2 1<etR lamps ,. BOYS u.. '"'" •"-l• esa, cul , .roM> -. " "',, .,.,.cueu, '"' FREEZERS. ""::. ••::;..•::.=. ~1indov.·1, trucks. low price. S • /Alt t' o h · ·~----1 " I t "''" "'~c~ ~.,.or-.,.,., SJ pr. Net play Pf'n $4. S'fllina ew1n9 era 1on1 · Laguna. r a!her 1s occ * NURSES 'A.Jtres 1nves me.~ · ""'~· • f\IOM'\ or eves 962-3&87. ' • • travel. Call 499-26-10. ** Mfr782Q *": $3. Potty chalr 50c Recl iner =~==-=CO--"'-',-,.-• Dre5smaking-Alleration.s 'V'ANTED * cpQK TRAINEE S&r£R.t'tAllY ·'·PLASTIC C chair• $4. Oothes l: mlM:. 7l'j COLOR.TV, goXI picture LAND.SC. APEn. "per" d . Bayview Convalescent Hosp. ~Sh.LES L Gas range, Roper, rop-/. • -·~ •~. S""'clal On Hen1s ..,.. ... ,.... .,..,_, -" llr..-. ite.ms. 795 Shalimar Dr, ..., ... _ ~ .,~ for the Of>sign or construct ion, or ~569'1 LG. nat'l firm m S. Sa.nla ,,....,, ""· """' COuu. ,,.,, * "·"'""""''* Hammond, Steinway , Yari:iaha. New It med ¢&nos o..• mosi tnd.e1. Beat bU)'.I tn So. c.AliJ. at Schmidt Miaslc Co,. 1901 N. Mala. 511..tita .... fLA YER ~ &pe.lnd. Any roiKntkin' qr 1rq1r. Reaaona~le ~ ~· hwing M~cWne• i2i * RliPAIRS * ' Clean, oil &: adjuat )'oar mt.- chine In ~~· hOme. Spec- ial $3.95, all ""?';k: (U&Rll· teed.~. Cal Jo * 646-6446 .OAI' · LY PILOT ....:....".. .. '"""!. 1 * 962 8983 (upst11ir1J Apt 3, C~ta Meaa .,..,,..i;u;, l~~,.::C~~-'-'-'-~~· , both. Xlnt opply, Ph bel\l'n 18-2,j f'llen "''antf'd, flli\ &,: pa.f't Aoa ''"'~lop no,tc,. •" or' ~~"·-~·~~~-= * HILL HOUSE * EUROPEAN dressmaking all ]().12 npo11 only. ( 714 J time, S1200·for 12 v.·k.s \\'Ort. setre.t&ry &: order cor-lulldint. M•terlala I06 CAflOPY "'~ bed frame, 19'10 Singer iic..zaa: ·Auto, cus1om filled. Ve-iy reason.• Dana Point, San J1W1 .t.M-5427 2131 4.JS.-9911. 1 Ji~twndence.' SJ{. IB~l elect posters I: top. Dbl 11. Very I Th'· houi• fhat rigs beautiful wa'lno.t· oonlDle. able. 673-1849 -Ca~i~~ ~. L v N 3 to 11:2.0 Pi\! shift. OPERS-SINGLE NEEQl.B ~l"f!.~r k ((!. ph; \'Olee _ DOORS good c:ond . $39.90. 646-M41. builf J', !take• b'uttonholea , Alterations -"42-5145 Contact Mr. Seay at PA R.K LI 0 O CON-Spec, mack. Exp'd onlf, ft'g~d.: Xli:ft ·aalar.y . l hen's. , . INTER/ EXTER UPHOLS'l'ERBD CH A IR ' 1,rw( th.• cily, council ~~~~as~e~m:t·c. b b~:.r~ Neat. accurate, 20 years exp, DAIL y ·PILOT ~~~ENT CE/l.'TER. Ph; sportswear, &:d. ''pay. f'f... ;:'=;, ~t: ~~ii P.~~ lllOO's to choose from , 50'mt' blue •. Jow.·b¥'rel shape $20. wantl f~ te•r dow" I $.U.44 culi, «small pymQ. T.t'lo•1ng I' •--~ oil' &12-3472 • .. ~ 2091 <--~ A••, '·"I. dam•--', Good for .shelv;,;,.,. ---w•ll•IOn., ~;;_,..,::-:-=~ Collecton ltem1 from Palli 5'1s-82.ll. 1 __,, ..... emente . ice LOOKING lor mote than_ju,st PART T.D.rE . Clerk!Typift ;101 __,,... ·-'"""' etc, i}LJ'p_ Aluminum ~; A-N 'J'. l Q U°l· · \! I c tor I a.ii Munl'1 Chiiiese ro:be in I ~.;:..'-""-~,..,.-.,.-,--= HT·F'ASfUON Tailoring & 305 N, ~=no Real another job'! Join the "New • bookkeeper, small ill-~--.s~.~.~,~ •• ~.~,~y,---(or trailer i;kirts, patid ctJv. loveRtlklfl50.· Blue ChenUe "Good Earth" S85 to Elvis !f!~ti"I GOOch' · ~ Altera.tio.ns for men,t -----=~--~ Beautiful Idea~" Div. of lo,mal 1 ~,1 . office. $1."5 , , , 1 "'· lfncina. iidin<"i.15c _,, mfa,,.MO. 646-9148 ° ~&ley'1 heft in "Kissin' stfRFBOARDS 6'7" x 21" h Id T ... 1~ Young "'ilh ·l(IOCI. ~kills, ca I • ., c · •""' · ·· \\'Omt!.~, c_i _r('n, ony * * CASHIER. NatJoMI GENERAL FOODS. Help .,..r hour. Call for a"-rt .V-Grov.;paneil""',f)tcture 9'ai-AAA$ale a12 ou.sim''.<f'u. ~Ramon x .(''and T'l'" x 2Z, both Artigl G4 :!.349 ... _ · ,.... ,. Loraine, We1tcl!tf Pen;onn~1 "• -•• "' . ul & ~ Ml, ;>-Lun1bcr, Huntington °"'ach. others to enhance their pointrtient, 64:i-1021 frame.~. moldlnz, cabinet , .~avarro s m&.l(J eoat $100, with 1dj I. 'tlna $10 ~ Tile Call 962·5361 10 to 4 P.l\l. person.al be11.uty \vh!Je en· e p L AST.· I C $ i AgenO)', 2643 \\'ei;tcllff Dr., hardware dOOrlfnobs & nllS &: That Sale Bell &. SPbutian Cabol'a leather 6'5" x 22" x ·3%" t!bretlM , . I CASHI F:R For fine Jaaie.ii joying a prolitable busineSB. I N.B. &is.mo. locks 1ou0vreS . 5tidei'B·I bi. Howell ta~ rec 0 rd er· hff.t cal?" (J(lsmet?) S98. fins $40' Brand new 5'7" * Vemf', fhe Tile !'!tan * jJ • p · ' l25--$150 \\k up No exp nee. SELLiNG }.fANAGER -Ex-fold doc \\ind, w "''OOd It Mag n& vo x Slereopltonlc from Clark' Gable's ~t twin fin ,J>Ot 'waxed, yet SllO Cust. woi·k. Install & repairs./\ c!olhlnf.. store. art-time. NO door to door. 842-26M I fnjcc1lon molding operators c'lt.trJ&: boutlq'Ue 1hop In Lido, ; rs, 0 1· · De.:w al I r 11.d i a I er m 4i) 646-3302 N . b l s I Plaster No phone caJls. Backs1reet, -O" 1rainee1. Graveyard ahitt. X1nl benefit~ lo: zrowth aluminum gash. Cardbollrd 1181\·/elretric .drill \~" 3 rir $5.<i.50 ,to W,ickey Rooney's tie \V11'9N,,CH~. n~l 10-210: 0 1 ~? ~ak~g sho~·er No, 22.i Fashion Island, NB ~1ARINE Engine lriataller f'lfust be neat a dependable. potential. 121~1 796-3787 door s~ln.~. ?tfany ~r sur-Maple:drcuer. Cameras (~) $3. HlU ·wruse al!iO specializ-i:o.-.1 "'"' ~p~i ;~g847•19571g4s.020G. cOOK _ De~k, 75• ya.chi. \va1n~ed 1 E~J~~;.~c~~!~I Female prt!'d, Apply 9 ~ SF:RVICE· STA ATI. all plusbi.nldtngmater1a1l!en1s. La.nips (ll Slide .trays (~I ea ln CldthiJ:ig of the Vic-)9.)8, Mini. $165. Wirx:he ster l"':C:==-~-~---~ Permanent JOb -1\lei.acan on Yapp Y 'Iii noon • 1().3 Dally, 11-4 Sun. Records (nlany LuQaie. tor\8n er. thtu 40's, We hon-mo(lel M-36-311. 19.)4, Mini, CERMtIC tile nc\\' t.· trip Feb-~tay. State e.'<-CO. 11SI Placenha, C.i\t 5hi<t<i open. Apply in pe™31, MILLER.DRAKE je\\-elry,. silver tea set, or BirankAmericard &: Ml.St-$9l. 548--0S23 remodel Free P.S1. Small · I * * '!AID 1 t C ti }.fac Arthur ~ 4618 Campuli S er Cha, .... e. ~·n' 7 d•"• a US Diver '• 72 w/bllck ..... (k. · . · -3 6-2 42 6 pcnencr -li a ary . ~-_ 1' • par u~it. a I* Orang-e Coast Plasbca * 2406 So, M11in SI., .A. 11terling, etc. {~fuc:h more) ... "'Y'I' ....... •-!obs ~elCQme. ;i ,j 1 quiremenl. \\'ri,te, classified in J>el'!IOO, Hunt1n11:t on 85CI Wut 18th st.. Dr., N.B. •. (Next to Standard Brands) 182 Cmta J.teaa St, rear ""'"* 10 to 6.1914 Niwport TankA:~ipM>Jregulatar . . l.1&--S836. . ad !'Qo. ~10, Dail;. Pilot, P.0, Sboret: tltote! 21002 ~an Costa ?ltew., Calil. 1 SERVICE. Estab'c;l. Fllilf'r S46-10l2 642-0983 Blvd.,·c.rit, 646-2586. Used 2 twice $1U or best Tre• Service Bo . ..: 1;)60 Costa r-.tesa, Calif. H.B. • " 1 Bruah, rte, itl>Slti ..,,.k. to ':'."""'!""""'""'""'""'"i:::':lO ~M~A~R=IN~_~E.'.~G=EJ~AR--*,...c~A"'U'""C~Tl=O~N:-:--*,-orter. ~ -92626 · Westchff Per1~ne st., ~ pt. )!me 5'6.-57-t:i. Furniture SURPIOARD TREES, lledges, Top, Trim.I Cl OS~RS Agency * SUPERVISOR t.\TN 11-7:30 -Sails, \V"mcMs, Shackle!, ~ Fine Fumltuni 6'10'. "'Grttk'' low rallef', ~i.to1;m~~gedj0~~u!ed. Ins. Dislr ibutor.;hip Sales MA~ Jobli for me~ and """men. a .111. relief shtfl, '''k ends. C D • Turn bucklea, Travelerli, It Appl\anct'i e•an s,hapr SfiO. 544-lltO rranchise and , ~ 20-tJ \\!estchff Dr., N.B. Park Lido Conv&.le.cent UStOm rapenes Port~ Elec, bilge pUmps Auctlon1 Frlda,v, 7:(W).'p.m. RED Slr.r Kneiul 200 cm E:>:perienced Only . ~~Ji\' 6-1:>-zno Center 64l-8044 Dec or 1 I or d d r a Per Y ind !Ots morel Sat only, re· Windy's• Auctio"' Bern new $135 without blndinp. I II i Jl Sl.000($1.500 \\;k, c..-omm. 1--.p~,:i;=v~o•1e'°S~ec:::Cre:t~e~ry'='-Lw:;;o~M~AN=~t=o-:c .. =,~,,..,;-':,~doo:;-':::;ut .... -orkroom closing out ?:-m duce<! to hall pi-!Ot. YACHTS a:J15~~ Newp(irt_ CM 646.8686 ·6'13-aJ9l . E-yment .-... 1.1 1. •• yard~ of drapery fa.bric and ROYALE i•·c ., ~ 2912 ~ . I >=~~===-..-.=·I '-------~j~h' ~ea:~;an~~ig .. H@aV) '.: ~ f Very ~~::~t~~ust be ~'7rfc~~~ut~~~s:7 :~~defru:m d~:~e;~~la.~~~ V.'. Coast H~." ~~.~-~ .. :;~~· :l~:=~~ A~ VF.CTORS 215 cm, Travrt. AU Leads Furnished .. -;ii>'~ intelligent, young, attractive Harbor .Blyd, C.~f'. draperies from $5 pair. 3Sa3 SAT &: Sun 9--4 : ANTJQIJE Sa I•. C on1 tr.u ct Ion 673-599l!:,----1 Job Wanted, Male 700 IThru National Advertising --\\'Oman able to travel. f'u. 1 ~Y~O~U~N~'C~· ....,,-,1-,,-,,.-ti-oo-.i~-c.~. Birch St.. Newport Beach hall trtt $150, "''all phonf materiall . ,Llle &. motors, TV, Redio, HIFI, 1----------1C11ll Collect (312\ 6-t2-J7;i7 EXECUTIVE ture unlimited for right per. seeking ma~ment, Earn 546-1431 adj to Orange $55; jan, decoy. It etc, Gas pottery ~Ip. a lazes , Sterelll 136 POSITION Desired as Ser. 11\lr. Sanrlers, BFC I 8C'n. Former secretary pn> $400.$1000 per mo. Variable County Airport. B-B-Q $-t5. elect 11r11.ire furnilure It brlc·a·br&e. 201 Rep. 10 Yi'S. exp. 011 ~uil~ 3121 · JOH.N JtANCCJC!< PERSONNEL moted ti> eicecuttve position. hrs. c&ll 833-1681 betwn 2-5 TRAD 1T 1 0 N,A L Furn. door oprner $50, c::oppertooe Frankfort, HB.,536-un: GARRARD recon:I~· Jl,lech·Optiral Inst. \\'rit" CENTER. Chu~ago, Jlhno1s AGENCY \\'rltt<" -sum, •~ ""Y ~1~ pm Thu' -F,,·. d' ... wt"~ Uke new 1100 , ___ , ~---• olylu• -· I i06 ... ~ .,. -· ""..., ... Reproductions or lhe. old ~.·, •'" m·-·h m-. no· POOL TABLE~·. 1op· qUali-p...,,, .. • ...,..,,,....,,.. ', .. .,. Classiried Box No. 18 Daily fi 11 I lul ~nln" information to I ~~~~~~~~~~ •-d d I . U"C' ..... v•~ .... 00 ..._...al $27 New At Pilot, P. 0. Bo.\ 1560, Cost11 t DCICTAIL \VAITRESS, ~....... .... day~. ,..,n craJte n pine. '·r"·pu•Cd•'l.61,.14;. ly, Uke new. S149 _or ~ -· ·'1t""''-' • · • I A T I P 0 "'" 1865 Costa 1 1~ ~-k•. -11 top·. ·la·l to-. ""' "" .,...., ~ 011,, u .. 100 lan"'c Musk 445 E. 17th. Mesa. Calif. 9262ti. 1-;>;p'>I, 6 nites. HUDDLE. ACCTNG CLERK . '., ' · . · ~ V"" •u "' "' " ,.~ "'£":'1> u h-'i'T..==ic..i"--~= n.tes11., Oi.. 92616. Men:h1ndlli ·. gallery. tops, pl11.ntationG, RATTAN <urnilure ·..,,. '· , I CURTIS.MATHES TV-Sb!reo ,J~o_b_W_•_,_,_•_d~, _F_•_m_a_1._1_0_2 i ll Bacokcr,,SPLA, NCl.,OtN. / XJ_, ~"u·ot (:U.,· .. haa~·!,.",?°u~.-.•b!R'·,'° •. ; POSITJON or just a j)b? 1 1;.;;i;p;;;;;~·~·,·;·'~·--hutches. ~ry ~nk1, tn~sel i~·1.s:wihio~,~ient1l area ~,i:o"J. •• ~w fe'&:~!:,~~9i6 eoinbln., chenywood f'r, r· "' " """ '' '' "" · J t · tbl1, btnches ·r.•tc, Also,' nitl1i-F i'P' diplna: rm .... ~.., ". · . Prov. ·•Ioa. &l).127IZ Att 'I 110\V ab<iu1 an ''All-An:n1nd JIOU""KEEPr_ I> a , typi-. A resume->.-> the dilerence. 1 1 .... ..,1~ ......,. • ........ iftiitT P Jpo i·nt • ....,. "" .,. v.• .. "'*"' & print lOQ ..:.L piece~ made lf~~o r.t:i.e't. -·~ . ..,,....· ""''1~ uu .... r 7 ~ -' •:.<: ~ ,, • Girl?" \'niz . .' a11r, ag-I 1.,tvt.-).N ,p~OWA4-41CW, Coast Hwy. · .•.com"°"' 11 ..... _~1 ~tl.,_.1 ,. IOI &16-%8:'.I '/' ' ·1 itemii ~Ill W. Bly Ave .. Slame1e.._ld en1, maie f.11. a.,;.:sAN1' ,180 •• ...,.-, gressivc. Skilled. in \tritin&,. ... ·-~7316 • ' suit:' H I ,.. N.8. copies: for only J, uu 'I iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim::iliiiiiii " Na -~ . female Sl~.:-5484538. ~· ... v ... .. .. '" • PBX, Sec'y/rccpl. 64G-87"9 ~K ..... ·om11.n. Retlrei'Aent 645·2716 =~~;~p~~ORKE~S 11 s:;~~~~n~i:i ·~~fir;;::1: .. GARAGE SALE • SKI FAM~Llr-~:· ; ·, !!~~e ~~f~· Cam.rd DEPENDABLE \\'oman lo hon1e, Laguna Beach, Call CLOSING SALEI no Iron Hnens, Beacon 283 Che\/)' pa.rta: tools: mlac. RIH-rve now.: Cabin at Mam-;,=:.:;:~ .. ~;_.;;;.c;.c.c.~-""·I do housework. 4 hrs per ~!H-9158 !\!AID • Steady work, Retire-Experienced' "''omen Jor day • blankel, quilted ipread-ndd 14' Inboard boftt wl!h motor moth !\fountain, Sips 7. Fire-TV 21 Black and wh\(a day. Own transp, &12·5539 i ENTAL ASS J S TAN T ment hamf', Laauna Beach. l: :~~~:hi!:~stries, Inc:. Family Illness Jainp~. Perteet. Make otr. A trailer. rri, Sal, Sun. pl •. •IC, StJ.i 20 per ~· Zen!tl\, eitctllent coodtUon AIDES-for convalescence, ~hainide, GP. Girl 2Q.30, Call 494-9458 H B COMPLETE STOCK 847~ 32852 Call-e San Man:ol!I, San 531-337.t days. ,.14='=· =-===·==:;;=;~I elderly care ()r family catt. xp ~·d. ~9.519 1-4 pm MAJD-Exp'd. Apply i n· lSl3l c.o;:-~.t.. . . ot>fn 10-7 * ;'fl:!Ut'S·SUn BEAUT Spanish ha.ndcarved Juan C11.ptstn.no. 49H7l6 f'lfUST Sell Dune &gl)' r 11s· Homemakers, ~T-ti681. '1 1t' DENTAL • ' Jlerson, 'BAL.BOA INN, 105 · JANUARY dining rm table, 6 chain , ESTATE SALE Cor valr-12'" iv-AM-Of FMto You '!·'· St Balho PART Or full time ambitious G nd • '--------'"-=-'! llOtJSE or boat cleaning $2 ~crctary/Rcceptionist "our• ·· a. . ra pA I $400. 6' blu' !iOfa $60. i\laple Bra.Ml bed, roll .mp desk, radio 1975 \\'estmirmler, C),I - ,.,..r hour own iransporta· 1 546-5613 fllECl:IANIC, run time. Xlnt people. Lei us! Show Y<!U Frontier A~qv.1 bunk bedli $50. \\'estinghouS<e trunlui, h o o 1 er cabinet, aft S ' PUPPIES; Free to qualified ,.. • c. 1-1, 1 1 ht l'low -to . n18ke mo-ney -"' .,_ • 1 d •• 1 bl •• , home. fathl'r.o~ blk Lab, lion. 673-IW6 , qr$I'R.1BUTOR, . M·a pa~ e waa;~s """""' , or r I 213/592-50..19. 1;)95 Newport Blvd., C.M. S-o.,... .,,·a~,,..-r f' ec rycr, Cno. n , ta e1, unis, N.P, CABIN On Pvt Beach F\lll Jobl W•nted M & F 704 ~-.:>ur o111·n business \\)in. man. Richlie1d, 19\h &: xlnt col'KI $110. 1201 Outrig· lk>\'e, old goodies. 2142 ?-lir-p~ SlOOO, Newport Beach. Mother -\\lht Shephl!rd/ 1------' ----r('mc potential of SlOIXl per 1'e11·port, Costa ?>lesa * PLUi\fBER.S, repair Ii i'ir, Cd:\! 644-5!»6. amar, Balboa Pen. 675-0i53, ~. Samoyed. 5 wkl. ?-1ust haw ~ 1' · $3 ~ tt1 · ...__ ......... 1 · • heatmg' ·.Top' \\'l\"es. Licens-... .,~ ANTIQUE--s s """1·yafd. Eves aft 5 pro: nvusec caning ·n• mo, 1 tial 1nvesu,~l ess ~1ECH,\.'JIC, service stat ion, "' '-' SPANISH 60" cocktail 111.b!e at It un. Mlicellaneous and Plumhh1;:' P.f'J\:l h· lu1n SlOO. Early retirement ex p'd. Shell S1ation, Ortega. ed. Call 64:>-3130 SHOW & SALE 1 1 · d table GA G Sal ~~3, Mk !or And y lt:i • ·1·20-e 'bl "'"2150 H & F 0 -J P.OUTE Sale1-1'JO "·k to hi. rn~G BEA....._. -madciing. end .d... RA~'-'·Sat.&. Sun. W•nted l20 nv:;RASLE bl•"k • b"""' ;,..>-~;• fOSSI c ..... ..-· 1\'Y • reeway, """" uan .., l,AJ. ..,,., ,can·!' o~n1no;:: oors -111 e Arrliqlle v.11 i1e cr lh \\'/mal·l ---------~·I ~ ' Help W•nted, M & .F 710 fi:Ll' ,wtnled .• ~!011.·1'Ti., i ,.;Ci•~P·~~""",r.''·~-=-~~ Take ov tit.ab f'U!le·a Brash ·SPORTS A·RENA flOlll , $9J. Lgc 12" ru~llc tni;~. fumiturt. ch 1 J d · 8 CASH for furn, aiP.:liances, 8 'wk old plJppies, mlle & I r am 3 pm . 10 Cart" for Lfi{E To trade? Our rte .in Laguna. X1nt pt tin)@ Ore11n &. Loni::: Be~ch 11lvd. i\lexican cocktail tab!e $ij, rocking chair. hanging !ools, .t.' ml~c fte tns . !em.ale , ?i,tolher l:s b k -d · p d' I · \\'k also a.,vail :>42-7313. .,.., ""I S 11 P'I "" 1313 1 1 Od "'"lO • '"'•D • .....,. Co_ck-a-poO , Ja ther l 111ont11 old bay &. ·rep ,,·a er~ ara llit ro umn 1~ ,,1ur, rr . a!. · 0 ", ...,~~ · amp, collies. d~ &. l!nd~ . ..,.,.,.... lJor.Alt~. ~u •. , ..,,.. 119 • A GOOD i\11\N lo fll\ •ousc clt>an . Provide: awn fnr you! i Lints. 5 Dftys tor Scll the old 8t'qfl Sun 12 tot PM. , 1 SorA & oflice crede11ZA &. 1282 \Va.Ison, C.j\f. PIANO Win~ for churCh: unknoll'n. ~1""' 1 vacancy II\ Ae&ch Citle~ lninsptJrtatlnn, ~t1Ti . l 'yr. $5. Ci11 today. .6'12-j678. Bu)' tht.niw shitf AUTilENTIC JOO year old tnbles. 11.1·n1oh·f', girls bed GAR.AGE &ale • Refrig, Rea110nable price. NEED Gd home fncd yd, a.rea. Rl'presr.nt 'Il::>:a~ Oll '17:,1n10. Jr.·ine are a.· Help Want1d M & F 710 ~•Ip Wanted, M &: F 710 Victorian hardw&n!, hinres, sel, "·ood ex!'c, c!e.~k &: carpeUnr. fum\tur<'!, ctr.. 5'$1·9380, , for ~able. f11ale poodle: I< O:lrnpany. Air n1ail E. T, l:ll-329~ • ·~~;;;•i;;i;;;;;'iiii~ii· iiiiiiiiiiii.:iiiiiiiiiiii~iii:iiiiiiiiiij rl t rn c h a i r ! settees 1397 T l C wi~. ha.Ir lerrier mix. pup Di c ker so;11. "Pre1 .. , PASk'roN . PJ-IO'llOBftAPll• ~.r ~~blinnd~~;! ~tT ~Ss eve. ' · 16th) E, uat n, .i\I. Cat Mu1lul ln1trument1 m J mo .. ~;.8J&.+t9.1 , Southwe:stetrr Pet'rofeum :ERS needed I.A.G. INC. Restaurent N111\.llll0rt Blvd., .,.&i.1 thni FOR 1ale: 1 Pc liv room JUST bffn burylarhed, atUI DRUM SET, oomptei.e, $195. • · 1116 Corp., f'l. \Vor~, Tex. , ~ · \ 1 ~a. 4-1 pm. · . •'. set. aofa w/match chair, have house .tull or item11 Jnci. 11i-hi.t, 22" cymbal, 2 ~me · wtrt., duck• 1 and AG G RE S~·~· ::r. r FLOOlt·W'AxiER ANNOUNCING,ANOTHElt SOLO home. Selllna antique 2 tnd Ibis, 1 cortee tbl incl vitlque1. All mu1t JO. thronr.· acctss, Excellent 1)flf'()ld.1 v.1\t female ~u~ma~\'Cof' k:!~~ge 0j IExper only. 546-5388 appt. Ea:cltl"I walnut, hand carved dln'g & 2 malcb lamps. SlTh. »1 Kings Pl, N.B .. 646-1231 condition. 541-_5143 ,a.ftu 4 rlibbit, 1% yr oid tame ban-e rm aul\e1 appniteid•$Ml)ljl. &47-7133 NEIGHBORHOOD pr &ale pm or "";·~ktnds. ~~,lfi!-~1 1'1; ~oodl ' 1& lood s,e r.v1 I ole · CAflOENERXJTRAINAm ..... ~·i....fl> , , price ~. -Olhtr~tllfUtl EVERYTIIING . Goes· Sale, Sat A: Sun trom 10 9111, '<V'lD "'·I•, •-~"-• .. N·-1 ~~·~:;;.=::;..----=.:il 1•11Ne ous opporun1y or exper. nee. op.,.,.. t-n: ' """" ..,.,. ~......,,. ..... L6VIN'G 3 ol d righl per.;on, Call 675-1002 betwn 10.12 noon ()nly (114) OCO ..l &: eon~rt111 IUJ!I. 6"--2374 pvt party, All lurn, etc, f"Um, clothes, toy8 , mt!K!. buffet. tenor sax with 1'rew I "· ·. retl" , I ...,. 4' BRA.SS bed. ma•-boo( CHF.AP 19921 PotQmac l...n, 1162 Pomone nr Vtctorift ....... •~.· ,.._,, ... ~ ..... ~ .. ,.,.. white OfSJJ1W, _.male , ca • AUTO POLI Slll NG &: 491-a4~• ... ......., \AU_,.._..,,.,. -•t --"' ............ ......_ • .;..,_.a 2'.'.::;~~~~-~~~ 1-'"'n-A: .C\blfm · 11U1rle. Il.8 . nr Adams l BlPh11rd, C.M.. -1-.. erot:U, •lNll, """ u..u:Jl:'ll. DETAIL positions. Elcp'd GENERAL office "''/book· • .,.,.~~ ..,.,.,. -Nffdl. &'CJOd home lm- engioe cleaning & palnt-buf· 'kteping hacJfground. Pa.rt AND Ip.read lnc:ludrd. i 1'300 . Glenn111r lract. Anytime * GARAGE Sale·Dnpe8, FULL Set ltog(!r1 drums rntdklately.· 644--0ti9· 11i6 Ii"". Salarv o-n. Growth time. Call be~n 8 & 10 646.-7]0.I \ 1 bt11i·n NO\V • 5unday, clolhlng, ml!IC. Sun 12-4, \'11h 'Zlldjliui·.ymboll. AllO • · .... · ~ ,.... ,,,.. SOFA-6' cut veWet floral §OUD m......... din .. tablr, 1408 Dover Or .. <\\'estcliU) c 1 •--~A• ,.,,_ wm P.e.ntan matber cal and CQ, ME"TRO CAR \V.-.S:R a.m. ONLY, 673-4782 t .,,.,Ii ul d !'ifk IV fU}<&l": ~ ,. n\ale.,'k!ttfltl lo .1 horn< t 81 d c i\1 print, carved "~· Mat. 6 clle!rs le bullet. $200. ,Nll. aner s. , • .. 2950 i arbor \' ·. · · GIRI-S, be your ov..'ll hon. t chi ~Ir' ~Wl'l: n:t-O!W_: ;,, !JO Acacia. CO!. SAT ii&iif C-';b! T . _.L:..,. (Nl)y. OKr w/doie 1800 , Aud;,., to $15,000. Seil ""· all.J> b. n"').,,.nam• ·eu . en.-A "\' OI • """""'" • •' . __ ,_ • ""'· ' ur .. ,£LEcT111!:· aull&r' -~ 0,,,.,. 81"'1 Otl>< 1116 H twd -. _ ;,,J '°' :&--11~ · ·~ • m :" SOf.A. ne\•e:f'Vitd, ~ Irv!nt TeiTi c4,M. Like new . ~ t.mpliOen II'> &: $4.50. 1 ••• ~ fee Rd (also fee jobs) Dfo. cosmeucs. ig 'l<T •• -;~ ~ , • , ~~J' ,.. -; .. f1imll.'100tcb.a'Uard!ed~~ d~ .• wi/6 ~Jc coll lbl M~. 1• ,._: • BABYS fint .bl.11!1Wtt very ruee ~uit'ed. Call Ann. minion. ~Woric your own We will eccept applw:.tlln1 hr :-'~ . Rii:'. ,. s . ~f~1~fnc Joftsai ""-/i;,:. l'·mott . > . • . ·---, ~ oond1oon. Com~ :;1cl~~e:i~:"~r~e;~:~ ·=..:"'c:T.',o=~o:'ic.,..doo~'~",.,'=-~· •·'WAITRESSES . ~ .. ., ' GEE· *'Ye~i:~I= ~7 . SURPLUS Btilldinii 54.lppJ\;S -~= .,:1~ ~h!te ltce' .. akliJ~ • -AL.HELPER: 4r)'rtt$30<Al1Jdntcond . ENDTABLE lc..toola.,2n68ri1to!.O.I n95~-. ~ CP &t>mo. C hi ~~!~Co. seeks reliable • IUS IOYS r. -A'., cieJtv. 1o11.ms: oOta.aon .ltlaple 412 . • Sunditf on :. 557·7836. qftl~~urnifu;.j \ . l ~=~ ... ~-1 n! Auto Service os er ""'"'' 10 .,.;,i 1, l•b pm-e DISf:IWASHERS , , ~12., ~ .1 0 • 844-ll«I • • ~ Modllllot'J ~ ltQllft• . 124· .,. quo! --· ; . Must knnw fact. cl.a.lrts. . • ..# ""n'I lndua. e ST SSES • M\JIT u. '-~-oe-... =· TWiN IUd comp!~ wtdi · -' · . lfli Ex 'd 1 1 )Alg )eCta pe.-.onn ... ~ HO E , ,,.!!:t•lt!t·ir-· :~ . ..:..· box '. .,n·11;., ...... ~.; LATHE, &w1 1mall llome v.li~·o , ,.,,__• ·--..1 ~· ·i... 1 1 , ·~ ' P · on Y, 18 · -0pen. 1rial maintenance Exp not ~·-... ~·~ -v . • 1 ' 125 st'ilb4 .. -f" Shop compltW w I Jaw, •r "' ~~-·"uuu; ..., TREE to poct iiinil\ll. M eRtab. G1'.I dealer C.M. Stllte 'd St $3 25 hr' Cali Mr • CO'OKS r. :JBS· au ryer $60. Obi ~ :· · motor, aean. drlll chuck. '!5'·50 •. fWlll1 d wood , ,Wt up.b!ack mlnit.~ ~. qual 's to Box •17, D•ll.Y ~ · StG-i.i ' ' U · . ''" t'ftnat Ledy Keo-COi.OR TV, · re fr l1., Xl nt cond i1oo or be•t ~of. retuy chltrs._ m.so •We. Gd .coal.,.,._.,,•• alt ~." .. ~. '::~1-~""· °"''' c:C"~ live .. ·., day ,..,.. •• CIAOmCKTNDA11 L' WAmESSES ' ............ "''~ ., ........... m••"'.~ " '"· Alt.I:~· • .. .. '':-i.1.'.:."'' ~ ' pin. • . ' ' ' . rtll ..... _ _, wacu£n ' A DRYER'_ top• f!nd table~. chffts, a~rs, Ml' "·-· IJI ol Died flzm ID,'""'!"' • · r.~. ·_......., A nt lor 1 yr old. Pvt 11•11tf, ,...,,... •. ,~ · .....,, h ·• Ofn d · k tee.__1 ~· • l ' ' _ 5 Moilth Gld ~ ~ll'W cc • st.lll')'.M~9950 ,. • C()nitl.tlon ~ ln cJudf,1 "~"'· utu .. ce ·~ · •• 1 • • , em. ..M ·i ~·.okl .. 'G. Sbe ' :l )'l'I. exp. young co. Cati GROOVY ~fodel-type needfd. • St•rifN ~-, 2't ~ ·a~t pftu . S1l pr. Mll-!n&. COMP~ Qnpe:ey, M • ~fc ~ D!ll Bottf ~o! .ihoU a'rt Loraine, "'e1tcllfr Pe.r110nnel for c.uselte film•. HanUcl'I ' t :OM :• Dally ~.Uc'. ' _...,, DANIS!! .Ttak •dl~lr.~ -~i!· ~~· .~p171en ~ If , ~-~-i.~ ~ ', fttrnaki • ...,:alnt ·' Vlt Agency, 3>43 WestciLU Dr., ,..__, W/4'1-5830 ·t'• ,· •t'" ~~Iii~· ...ll.J._,' 1 ~.I, ~-; ,n Cjtptb 1 o ~'!E.! ~t ~"$50<.r -; h=\l)~;-~•.-t~ ,1'••i"~~ !" .. ittVf L::::Ff>-•ti(dl ivs 645-rrnt .....,,,, ' I -l .A_,.. !'i"!l""'! l",~.ott.,.lec. :Mfl-WA.I r "" .., .. t ;, i\:~'4 -. 1 3Mauto.pl\olp . __..,.-' 1'.- , .. · · ,_._ ~· 1 dt~Clrlel• •' ' .lO,d'I,: _ ~ .. c. MOVINCt ·Mil<.· ..... 4 . ,' , _ 1!0>' -, ;:r:: .. -0 ,lol< ••• I!• *",.. -~· ~."'..;':t BABYSITTER needed. Smith f\ctiftd Ptople J. , • ' .. "., -,. -~•-.. . ...__~.,:..1 ( · -~--. :--.;.;:_,,-~ El •-h o· I II B ' 311 •~ 1 ' •.',·",......... • '!it, . o ",,l A • • • tnr lllll'l',r.~h. ~in:-. (~ r .. •a _, P\u:ct M!r auu.n.., a.u.1-. • -em..,..; 151 · • : StudcntH~oYa"JM • t .., -w-'f'!"' , 5fl-t(tJ. '!~~~ ~-~' ~•,'-'!"':·.~<~"•Oddi ~ -1 .,...,,Mnta IDtal't.i~moi-~~==~=oi'"cOi-1 to 9'311 p.m.. M•o thru FULL-PART Tl~ , Sn· Alia~ 'Slit Trrr! .. lo • .l. itflili&lf· .Uto .......... MAGi4lrlee!T ·Ci\i&I b,.. ,__.,, .. ~ ..,. ' ~!II : l!01ait!< q1ior1ulY PilPPii(,c;.,-. iliiPiliiil Thurs. Ywr hon1e. ThoR No ••p, -. W• -1• I E · Com"" · El Toro -1 •-~~~CM~ -HI •• -~· I t · _...._, 1Mle It · h tovl -• need "'"' ,.,.,. ...... n OfO • -u-• ~ -7','• xln'I cond .t-45. headboud, pakl OYet S30l'J, -' ....,....,. ... , ......-...-, ... -'U· •w """ elU. 1. --·-;c -· .I~ wit nz care Ou•Y •-.. rvle--"• lM pm Rd ·-• A _,. ,, I ~ •• 1 '" "'---""~ id ,., .~ t -ly 5J&.l8M Uf .... """'... • -Y11:wua WAii . a \A.l o.... ~~-Mllventd. now $130. 6J4.$101 EVR£$1' Jennlnp kl '• ---I I ; • ' • •• , •PP • y·avco M7~, , * sorA + whffl chair, $40. BMutlrul' WAN'fED: UMd ?b an1t&!i .._, -.· ~ O.bnl...,./llakp,, Uve In, AA Owned by Far Wost Strvlco1, Inc. ~ -' ..i • -~t.c 3""' Oltlv:: chlldin 5 .. 7, Some Ena: Nttdl raeeme Tu · Coe 1 U<.v.:ft·'OWe1tln&houR g· qUUtied, ve.ry lood ciM-auto harp, llkt IWW th 1;ype'Wl'lttt i .ud ~: -,.-,.01&.'.•W' prerd .,.,,,,11 113-'7892 PrtPart:rs Now QpeJ-1tor1 of SnacLSbop1, o I tttrla .. Good cond.. $100. dlUon $40. ~ · tunl"-• key and pitch plpt, m11cldne. m;am. _J,, ~~ • : " -~- ,-,.._ 1 tn , Reuben's, Re\lbtn E. Lee, &w,«i10. 1 i SlMl\!0NS .klna be([ SWD. lnet'l'whon book, $40. C.al,I w4N\fr &CUtlW. 6'$ ~· . Wl ~~f ldre '* BARMATD. Sharp pl. no 3!966 Camino .... p 8 no Tbe Whaler, ludon'a n...11:. f.iiot Wtnl Ads tllV. 1 .......... 1£ bl'd -.. s:i7-7197 , 1 _i;. .. ·'·• ...... 1 .. u;ctl'-~ · • 1" ~-m•. Wiii 1-'o. ,,_JO San Juan Captlltrano .......,, . vw""' -4 ... 11. rn ""'t'"!~ ... ,. :1 • ~·:·. ' ·-lil:.. I ....... ,u ra.i --931JJ3 lor t • ·-.,....,p:licift_ , . .C,U. '4Wa7 _... • , For ~hi!~l .~1·i ..c:endWtonfc!r§f!5."~t.i a.DY·~·,.,,,. ... +, ~l .. t;I :~.ll~~: ·-'"-~ .!.~&pp , i , ~-~---•~·,---~~ __ -• • _. . t , • • . , .:o "'\.:" ---• 6 ~ \ • -' U DAILY l'lLOT H.,.., How You Can Use Our. Fwn Dime • A • Unes e .....,. them er mill lhern with correct ctsh to on• of our 4 convenient offictt. • No llve1toclc, prot.h.1c• or plant1. e No commercl1I 1d1 allowttd. • Each Item muat be prlcttd with no item over $15. C:••• JJ lett•" elMI aflMft 1"'tt' II•• ourfa·mous DIME-A-LINES TV excellent condltioo $25. I ~" \VHJTE !iilove $25, Edison 2 Cl-t~S of dravoer1 $12.50 2 BARBECUES, brand new, PANELING \I" 5 ll"httts BABY crib $10. Playpen $10. KI DNEY shaped eolftt table ' ~19. wa.lnul crib $25. ti.1all.Te55 and $15. Dinette set $10. 1 with rolisRrie Sl.8. I round Mahopny S9. Sunday on 5 piece bed"¥'m set $12.JO $3.50. Mtllre11, % 1i1e $3. p 0 r 1 a b 1 e R 0 y a I $8. New car btd $6. Diaper Small drople&f t.able $4 2 $9. Baby tenda f lO. Ski ~67-7886 ea.ch. 4 kitchen cha.Ir S2.50 Mirror J.3" x 50" tra.n~ ........ ,.Tiler 125. M&-M44 bag Sl Potty chair SI . chairs SI each. Dou ble box po I e' S :I· El e c 1 r i c CABINET pull• 9c 2k SUn each, 4 drawt.r ctre1ser $1.50. 2 ;iri'1 blM1 l at ~~ 110 loothbruib, new $8. E!ectr!c . · • · 16 50 Ped 1 s· 1 115 • -· 'bbo FIVE ·CONVE~IENT OFFICES TO SEIVE YOU O NEWPORT BEACH ... 2211 Balboa l lvd. O LAGUNA BEACH ...••. 222 fo•Ht Avo. 0 COST A MESA . 't" ...... 330 Woal lay 0 HUNTINGTON B CH 17175 BH<h llvd, 0 SAN CLEMENTE 5 No. ii Camino RHl SMmt-Corooe P 0 r 1ab1 t. Diaper dressing 1ablt. tJ. 111pring and 111nllress . addlna; ma.chll\e $15. Wet day on 557-7886 · • esh1 end table S5. .l, at . LANnge ri n tyJl(!\\•riter US. ~&-5Cfl4. 5 piece dinette M?t $25. Bed lran1e $2.!IO. Like new. ~larble b:>p $5. Westinghou!f! itrlpg $2. Lounge melAl DO i~ 'T p IN c H 54&-9181 Hghl color sohd wood stair-sult, n1edium SlO. Jl7 Aliso, FIRE Extinguisher, a c id ~r uov. SUJ. Child's sprln&:& S2 1'1&hogany :rourwl ' TV l'XCellent rond111on $2.'i. I ,,., ··bl• .~. /\1alchin" NewJ>ort Beach 5'18-5468 type, tu'I) no each. Sunday record table $5. Small.book table SI0. 0 3 lamps pair $6. ~19. NORGE gas dryer. '~h1te, " "" . .., a .,.,,,.. 1..--0llP' I.able S25. Table radio O'KEEi;·E and Merl"ill gas on ,,,,7-rooo or magazine table S2.~. Sl-$1. Drape11 blue pleated ENGLISH Pram u i1h canopy timer Jlf'eds repair but $.J. 7 foot white na~llhyde range, porCf'laln ! i n 1 s h , HAND and power lools 50c 642--45:i8. 8SO W. 19th St. 2·1'' x 51! S~ Hf'&Vy sctten S25. Ht&"h rhalr $3. )!€'sh works (>K $20. M7~383 [ c."Ouch SlS. Drall'in~ lmro 1 ch1'0n1' top, four buJ"lll?l' and _ S2S. Sund1ty on. 557_7886 Sat-\Vtd. door rri11ne!I 1 al SI e11ch play~n $5. Chest ol DUPLICAT!'.: Chrlstn1a~1 $7•50. f\ew ironing bo!lrd rr1ddle, fJ\•f'n alld bt'Qller RIVIERA couch Sl). Studenl J \\!l.Y exercise bike S7.50. drawen; $6. Girl's vanity ,,. ••• ,, _,,. ,,.,. 20" "'l1h 1 d •• TV Heat rontrols \\·ork Lnrgr ELECTRICAL tools a nd ...;up. desk '"d ~ .. -i,• 11· 2 ,.,.,-narh.r.ue rotilW"rle. l"g' ...... "'' ,_ $4. Bealle screen N · I ,.1 ... , '''''' s2·, .. ,0·,, bo·· 11hes Hlc . SID. Sunday 011. t"<t~•al ·,•20m. c,'.:...., 0·:, ~" $6. Baby'i; carry bed 111th rraining \\'heels ron\lert $16. C 1 1 1 '""" ... .,._ "'" .... " $10 An1lqUP O\'f'rhead light stand Si Chlldre1i"s chairs """ ,9~ \ trays $3. 08 <ii lealC'r l I'!~ asphal! tile, cork IHI'! 557-7886 bl $10 2 k shadt', '"' glA!>!I 515. Anll· Sl.:JO each. Rol!av.ay bE>ds =....-. ,.,. fol' crtnlp!"l" or v.'Ol'ki::hop S3. finish $Wall :H8-900l , . . ta e . oa night stands LARGE desk l'.'ith chair S2i I S\\'i\rl stand for TV $2.:,0. N"IY , 1 · k d PLUl\1BTNG f1t!lngs. brasio; S.'J eac~ .~'omrn's clothing, {f\Je end !able $'.?;. F'll'l'plac~ S6. Toys, lSc-$1. Forn11ca . 1 d $lO F.tectl'IC ice cream freezer r~ ., rac ca1·1r1 i::e andcoppt"r15c -Sl5.Sunday i.:1ze lv-.u S2-S5. Kl!-sc1"t'en hi ar1y SlD. Reader'.<\" table Sl2. 1D29 Pres1d10 Dr., Patr wa nut nightslan 5 · 1 I" M "·t" k 1 31 j player for home slen>o set on. 557-7886 ehenware JCJc-.S2. Voit li"'-lm Digest CondenM"d book~ 7:Jc ~~3459. T"·1n size bed rails $3. N<'I\' "· alcr~ 1e . cur a1ns, $l 9. 64&-I095 . fins, mediuni $:>. Snorkel each. Tin-6 5 ox 7 Do x \ 3 ELECl"RIC Coffee maker 50 carpeling. green $20. Bar-h-inchf's S~. 56 inches $5. Sel 30 .. BED 120 S 1 "·d LADDER'\ wood. t'xlensK>n. and nia.~k 52. Baseball tubtless, 4 ply $7,j() Tire ,3 Pl lh "··k ' ot d1•l·0 • lo• 10 16. "' • · ing e ""' :JO t~t I"'. S"nd•y °"· cup, excellent condition SlO. cue · ymou ....,._ "". CdM S7J...l4J1 """ S25. Table n1ndrl TV on 551 7886 ..., shoes, :siT.e 10 $6. Shoe S5Qxlj 4 ply $5. Rim Sl. 6-H-4&18. n1aple end table $5. l-langing Larki::pu1, · · cabuiel stand .$1J. 2 s!udent -skates. size lD S5. Dl'!ck 263 O>sta l\1esa St. 616-6927. DINE1TE set ant1 4 chairs lamp S2. Oven ·baker· CLEAN 2 llv1n matll-PSS and desks Sl5 each. 2 chests MOTOR l/3 hp with fan .shoes, sii.e lD S2. Florsheim ELECTRIC dryer $'lii4 $25. coffee table $5. End toaster-broiler SJ, Ladies bnX" !'iprings $15 sel with o! drawers $\J . $20. 2 $15. Sunday on. 557-7886 o:d ords 911' D. SJ. ~~ p~ lltctional. nf'c-ds \\'Ork table SS. Occa,;iona.J chair clothes. pants. skirts, fran1es S20 set. Dinette night stands $3 ea('h. Love WALL panels 1 :3/B x 4• Catalina Dr., Newport SIO. FUlv.•ing exercls€'r .$8. SlO, 3 drawer dresser $10. dresses, coats, sizes li}.12·1 ·1 111 b!I'! $20. 6 matching chairs Mat S25. Maple corner ta ble x S'. ~ for S20. Sunday on. Beach. Polc--type bird cage S7. 83t)..621J. I 35c -Sl.~ f'ach, 9 maternitv I $2'5. Dani.Rh chair $5. 4900-A ~ .2 end tables SIS each . 557_7881i BUILT-In oven, ga.o;, tinier. ~letal bookcase. walnut col· 30 Inch square corner lll'in I s1nocks plus swim suit $5. Nrpllu1r, NB P1cntr table and 1 benches clock $25. 675-3959. or. 4 shelvell $-1. · LuiUl:lie bed a niple table Sl4. Ex · J ewelry and odd dishf'S :JX j 3 DISHMASTERS s10 _ $20. $25. Porch bench Sl5. 4 lad-i\'IE'br1AL 1 round 1 !;:e A creh ~m RCA "Student" sterm and ra1•k S3. Several 11m&I! ~!!ent portable typewrit~r SOc. 10.121 La Despen.~. 3 l'loublr. sink faucrts $4 d~r.back chairs $12.50£'ach. ta e.anss lop,~~u ... c airs \ l!land s2j. Landmark books • tables S2 each. 2 China $2.i. Unibrella clothes linf' F.V. one hlock norlh of _ SJO. 6 slioii•pr heads Sl -D1_n1ng rootn lah!e $.~. ~ to. n1atch $3.50 each . 2Sc each. Porsche 35fiB or ! l1tmp11 $.l. Boyr; 11now-&kis S5. 6 station Executon in-Talbert oU Ward S•I. 6 shower heads SI . mtrrors $.J each. J';laple \\lh1rlpool vacuum cleaner 912 mu!fler s1;,. 356 A Tilul-$2. 'Vork bench S2. 3athinel· 1er:o1n $1'1. V.'o rkhen rh 2 T\~IN spreads, l'Ofl giPen 5•1. 3 TV s!anrls S2 . SJ. r0l'k!'r, new ~pholste1·y s1.·,. Sl2.50. Occasional chair $6. fl cr $10. Pol'!che pal'ts f IP $2. Clo1hinR, moslJy S2 j() Elec!nc sander S!i f t11!Cela pleated skirts 510.1 Sunbeani hair dryer $4, Fire Avocado satin chair SJD New size 1D !>ki or snow Jc.$.). chron1e_ rim S20. d!'esses and lits IOc-:iOr. 816 \V. lGlh St. Cos ta 2 _. ___ 1"_ •bans 12 ea, Ii scrccn brass and tools Sl4. \\'rough! iron patio Jut•nilnre shoes S5. T o as t mag t Pr ~8-8948. Sunday only. I ~k'.· m?slly 5-!'. ;,c.2.:ic. 1\I ""'""' -J ,_ rl ivan, lo\•e i=;eat co!fec toa~ter $4 Shuffleboard ~I 'IEDIU" . b b 9..\J V1ctor111., C:\1 548--490,t 1 esa 1 J hand n1ol'.·ers S-1 each. J clock radios SJ· S5. '.191012 bl d ' -· · · 1 "• size aby uggy , TIRES 2-77:> x 14 4 ply \\•hl te 1 barbecue $1. T)•pmg stand. I Channel Pl. NB 673-1603 la t' an loot::tool ~2.l each. $4.JO. Glll'rlcn tools. 275 E. I SS. Crib and mattres~ $ID. r.tESH playpen $2. 549--3648 ~===~~~-~-~~ 1002 Almond. Orange, nrar l81h. Apt, 54. 54S.-8T.l::i 8 b . ·'k $2 ... •••> VIKING I k $5 each 2-900 x 14 4 ply new. S2 Small tricycle 1 7• TOBOGGAN wllh pad S25. Chapman and ;>.ialn a ) w.., er .,..~ · • lap!' < ec · Pr!'-an1p \l"hite S·I _each. 2-8~ x !" $1.50. Doll buggy 51.~. 2 Girl'~ 20" English bike S20 ''ARDS 1 .~1 TV. \\"Orks real good S25. NICE 2 burner hot plate $.1. a nd case $25. 549--3648 ., PY "" ... · Jaguar plastic can $7 each. Df':jur Smm projector $25. n1tnts lot SlO SUnday on. acuun1 I' t.aner, an ype ut8.ne lan11s a". :,o FOOT . 1. inch l"Opper ' I .,,, 14 ••"h 1-650 . · 1 o ul''"' slery rem-V I I k I 2 b '· d 13 4 ply new ~· All ~rt. Child's play cupboard. nice. T'vin bed framts S3 each. 557_1Sss · $1D. 64&-1525 regulator valve $10. Electric lubing $7. 5-t9-J&i8 Atlas plycron h rt.s. '.f1tt $5. Gir1"s jet-aclion washing 644-5701 J CEr.·t£NT fonn ties ~ pins SMITii Co!'ona p o r I ab I e he~ter Sl . Rou~ mirror ~1· SUEDE Levi jacke1. brand chains. ht small 14 inch h ~ 2 ...., .• , __ _, . ·, • .· h cl Quilta for mov1ng/camp1ng · h · ,-64>-2768 mac ine #"-· • ..., ~ s,-ni 2 NE\V twin bedspreads S7 \000 S2.i Sunday on. 5.17-7886 typewriter \\II ca~. ean 1. h p · d St new, nr.ver used, l"OSI SJ9, or 13 inc l.lres :J. · girJ •s bike $11. 3-20"' boy's · and !y s good $25 67J.--4262: x esc · all' rapes · · · - KINGSlZE box springs SZ5. bikes $7 each. Bahy t'ar each. High ~hair $7. Toa_sl~r INSULATION 5 rolls SID. pe . Orange/gold single i;pread sacrifice $25. 549-3648 King siz.e mattress S:!5. ~eat $1.50. \lajXlrizer Sl SJ. Cat carrier $4.50. Child 5 Sunday on. 5j7-7886 HEAD skis and bindings $25 51. Low decoralor be nch S7. BLUE Chip slll mp books Marble top cotftt table $20. Vacuum motor S3. \\'edge hotb rodd racer SlD. Baby BUTAN E space heater $12. irach. 5'1:>:1657 Picture framl'!s 25c-$1.50. I S2.25 each. ats.-3648 ?tlarble top lamp table pillow :.OC. Ironing board. d'I an maures!; $8. Ne~ Sunday on. 5.i7-7886 CRIB. 6 year size, maHl'f'sS, Spanish dining chair $.). DR!IT\VOOD Se I bo . .,.e! $1 5, Kin&"s1ze book~ head. nr.w Sl.50. 1 n1 an g I es. baby back pack carrier $5 VISQUEEN roll and mail good c.-nnd ition, 10 t'Ontour Fiberglass in~ulation 23" x f ll s2-5-19-3648 vt-ra board, 1valnut lintsh $10. ironers s4 and $6. Small Large. tahle lamp·and shade JO ' x 2{1' $7 Sunday on sherts included SIS 5'15-4284 20', $1.50. 16-10 Nei\-port 1--'-' --'-· ------- Refrigerator S25. La r ge SJ. Lovely bird ca.Ile $4 :i:-i7-7R86 KITCHEN b' d . Blvd., Trailer No. 3 C.r>t. CO NVER'rIBLE lop n1otor II . air comperessor ~20. Cash 20 gallon hsh lank S6 I ca 1nel 001 s, 646--26&4 and piunp SIO. 549--364& ta bit. lamp $10. A nems register S20. Coffee ta hie Spanish Clll \Cd ti-Pa~ur~ NAILS. 8c .: 12c per lb Sun-varied l'iZ<'S 75c each 1n· ~---·-------'. --~-c_ _____ _ in good condition 830-1822. $1.SO. Adult maple rocking day on 5:>o-7886 cl ding dcl"o -ato p 11~ 28 .. VACUU~T Cleaner S2::0. Brass SLIDE rule $15. 549-3648 SO H'd "·d d bl ·'I chesl S2. Pair double hang· ' u 1 r u · · wall plaque $7. /llovie pro-f' A, 1 ea.,., . ou e, .... chair S2. Vanity bench $1.50. lng canrllf' lioldt-rs Sl .50 PORT.ABLE baby .bed . 30" hrass and gla si; lainp S:> jectur $:25. La~p brass and "BIG \Vht-el" IOy SJ. !14g...J&\8 fOllJJl pads. clean. no \\Xfrn Used parachute in pack SS. earh. G7.'Hl504 I x 12 naugahyde 11•1th zipper Cal' .~eat $2.50. 64j..lJ1f1 wood $8. l\faple hutch small ISLANDER .surf board $2:). spols $12. 646-8560. Laivn chli.ir $1. Case ol --rlown front and can-y1ng 54g.._3548 T\VO folding ! 0 u v er c d "62 f-85. '61 Chevrolet wagon handles Si>. Clean sv.·l'ep P210~T~B1LE TdV on .sta 1 , 1 d 5 . 11·ith shutter doo~ $25.1_:c::c_c::.::. ________ 1 natural shullen 231,'," x 26" Bonita, 48 cans. 20c a can. for par1s -SJ 1o S20. game IL:il. Camp !-'ire G\rl . \vu l'. nee s repair · Walnut rabinet \\'ith 2 dooi-s DRUM l11hle. iood condition !'1-len·s pants J.5c, Girl 's p 1 I k "·d d $18 S1naJl brass b o \\' ! 10 excellent condition for 4~2004 evening~ 1 ou!lit. romplele, siz<' 10, air w n pin "" sprt.a s · • . S25. Collee !able S1 3. La...,.e skirts 35c. Hot wheels 2$c 1 8 N 1 d bl Ol>gra\'ed fron1 India Sl3 • •e Sl5. 5-W-2801. each. 1 new b icyc le Cl-tESTof drawers S2.'1.De~k almostnl"wS7.;iQ,545-?.8.19 · alura ou c l· . · TV. black aOO white S20. nd 1,-'''' ·h•·. 1 S20. Do"blo "-d 168 V\V n.::irt•. bl••k _ -,1•. lx'dspread $5. 5'1&-9798 San1ple ~r cany1ng eaSf', Pho~ S33--03:i6 TV f'Xcellent co it.Jon J. gpeedometer $1.50. All 1oys '-·' '"' ... -,_ .,,_ ·' new v1nyl cove red j~==~--~-----1 54~19. 15c _ $5. r.1en·s indoor rol!tr hc11.dboard. l"Om plclc $2D. $2j cach. D<>ck lid $12. Refll' 5' HAMlLTON drafting table I nia~ny S9. 12 inside shu!· SING LE hQx sprin&" and mat· DARK Blue couch, 8' $25 skates gize 8 $1 5. 19692 Boy's 1ui1, sizt-14 s.J. Roy 's I fenders Sl2 each. WlJ)('r $25. Dral!ing lable. light flX"-ters 12" x 22" 10" .x 20', tress -legs .attached S25. 2 black couche& Sl5 e1.eh. Constellation, HB. 962-S363 clothes 1+..18 1Sc--S'5. J\len's motor SlO. ~tasler cyllndel" lure SJ. J TV sets, do no~ 10" .x 27" $2 each. 6-12-693.'i. Corduroy filled covf'rlcl 642-4686. pant!! waist 34 , 1 2!) Sl-$4. SIO. Spci'dO!Jlrler SI2. Hub ll'Ork $10 . each. Argus CJ I BICYCLES Boy's Stingrays wilh :i pillow covPrs SlO. NORGF. \I.' asher. w o rk s DAVENPORT $15. l:: n d Wing lips, sii.e 6 and l lD, J caps SI each. Jack SL PedHI c8.111e~ "·1~h case 11nd flash s22 and si5. Girl's Stingray. All perfect c 11 n d 1 1 i 0 n 5-l&-951': $:25. tables SJ. Lamps 52 each. i;io od condit io n $4 .1 a.~5'f'i;ihly_SJ. Sear hf'U~ S2 Sl2. 54:.-7453 Schivinn 525. 26'0 l1ghl 89i--b959 MODERN walnut rocker, ex-Bedroom chair~ $4. IX'sk; Cardigans, mrn'll; i\1 and LI !'.et. :>I0-1.111 SCRAM LETS "'c1ght hoy's $23. J SJ.>f'erl --------- celtent condition $15. 2 bar $5. TY.•tn or bunk beds $8 Sl-S4. Rooks :i for 25c i,..,.1~. FOR f'alr.on 11nd C~mel • '.E" ~y'll S2a. 26 .. boy'~ SHELVES for book:-, olfict , stools SID. !lGS-2419. 1 each. Matching vanity Sl~. \Y28LZ8 like nr-w '3.:iO Duck part~ S2 • Sl.0. 6 .<'Yhnd rr Sl9, Girl's 26 •. S22. HC&\'Y ,g11ra~e or room d \\ 1rle1-,; ror J\tirmn $3. Doublf! bed $1!1. I.in, 9,, 10 It'," ". SHp •ng1rlf'. rebuilt 11·1th new ANSWERS ""'Y hand tnick l'lJ. All ~t,. SJ -S4. Dilf,rl'nl s1ze5, TYPE"1RIT£R, Remington I d b • ~ k lrf'C' standu1g oo rool T1v n or ou le ma!trr!ls on deck slK>e!!, s izl'! 9 Sl.tio. p•sto.ns, cam. cran ;i nri 11.ll in llOod condition, nicf'l)' · s "'"· portable 11•ifh eaSI". Needs r and spring!! S20. 'IV 12.'i. I ears 51•-S:.! Ba b ·line bab beal'ln.l!i::_ S20, Reh u i l 1 painted 642-1172. I edrd to s,.t !he:1n up . 287 11-ork SlO. 673-2817. Dining lable S20. 4 chairs Y • · Y Y 11u1omauc transmJssinn fnr Bo:numh -Lymph -Aglo111 , , Nas.~u Rd . Costa :\l ... 'iR. SINGER Porlablf' se11·1ng s:-i each. Typewri\l'!r $\j, Baby i·lothes. blr_th lo 4 t•,qJN'ln , Comel. f'xre!len! -During -U~IBRELLA i HIL:H ch_111r hy Strolet>, I ~t1g...3212 machi~ \\'Ith Cll.5e SU. 842--4920 years Sc-52. Bahylnie trnby S2:1. Tires on 11'heels all ExPn1plary lhrift: 0 '1-l<' even 1 ch.rome S:J. Strolee stroll~r -R-E~f'cR~f-G_E_R_A_T_D_R __ 111th 61J.-Z817. crl~. dark l\'OIXI, very ni<-c !)'/K'S ~. '2'0 e lectric drill. ~avf'd 5omcthing for a rainy with canopy b.asker s.,.' rrrc1er $2J. 163 E. 1g1h St. ~" Kntt board $?5 xlnt UNUSUAL lamps, mosl 3 SIS tncludts good maHre.~s. i1'orks $:i Valvt ~pring com-clay Jt u·as an U!\IDR.f::LLA " El('('tr1c bottle \\armtor $1. &1£-. 7820 cond. f"oam Spoon 673-4253 \\'ay $5 to $ID. White Lady electric 11haver S2. pres~or 'Sj E ~ 1ensi 0 n · • ' . ' Pot1y SI. Drapery rods, ~--'-------- Formica kitchen 1able $2ii. Toys X--Sl. Original olls and 1 I ho • d hi 1• CASSE.TIE tape 1ecorrler various !1zes. all hardwan" PlllR Or lwin box spJ'ini;i~ STUDENT 2 tube lloresctnt · C' cp ne~, r'r or ue ·1 cl • r ' t r1 IJ..17 u B N · nd tr Sl :O h 1'urquoi1lE' club ch11ir $25. drawings SJ.-$25. Old Levis each. Like Tl('W wn.Jrnit rlfn. "," ..:asc.. 1nes riu11 1 Y . pper ay, ewpo1 I a mil tessf!5 . «'Ill.'. desk lamp '5. Sunbeam hair "'alnu!, orange ocr.asional Z"ic. 5":;....5970. 1213 Dorsel ing table $?i. No l!rms sold Norel t'O l:iO C11rry-Corder, ~&-3106. Full size ho:< 5pring $8. Full dryer S9. 40 gallon Republic chair SIO. Buxton <o!r1 Lane. C1\1 1 b!k north of allrr Sunrlav . .<'""114 like nrw. Baltery operated 2 Chaise lounges 56 e11ch. size t11ffe111. bellspread S7.51). hot \\'&ter heater uSf'd 1 ~ S22 546--1 497 G b d. posaJ $1-G Double \\'eslinghouse el~c· year $15. Stet-I wheelbarrow jeu·elry case \\'ilh drawers Bak€'r oll Falnijew Ro11rl. 1958 F'ORLl motor and body . . ar age Lli J. as tric shet'I, du11l control $10 . .. ' all in good condition 5:1. 14K gold cameo pin S>!5. I LA RGE school desk, form1CA 1 parts $j • S25 from VS four BRO\VN naugahyde ranch lamp. outdoors S 12 • jO · 310 f·ernl .. of Cd ·M <1" """. · J I btd k Griuun1e scalt-$6. Ne. 15 ~;::..~:.::;c';:..:;;.·;::..;:.:~:..::c:. 644-2361. Duralite tall c.andlt.slicks lop. n1claJ frame. contnur rlonr sedan. Fountain sl.)' e so a-• oa a rms N ho 1. Id ' TV $2.). Sola 125. Twin hed $25. Durali!e sandl'.·ich tray '"'I 112 .• c•. "'&-.130'. Va.II".'· 96S-737D S25. l\lal!·!iing co ffee tahle 'avy 8IlC'" r "· 6 to in~ SKI boots buckle child 's r;ize ~ ;N .,., -c-hairs S2.50. Card table S20. Chest1 SJ. Rock1n11: 4 e;..:cellent 514. Barbell 100 S15. Kingsiie Beacon Sii.tin GOOD used TV $25. S.12-5936. AQUARtUMSll. Pump and St5. 54&--45ll S2.50, 2 BB guns Sl.50 e11t"h. rh11.ir $5. F'ull bl'd $15. 720 lbs $5. 642-3717. bound hlankrt nc.>iv S\O. SHO\V tank aqull.l'ium. 6 fi11er Sl D. l':Je.r'l r ic hroon1 DODGE rear-end con1pl<'1e f>lasllr pipe fitrings 1Dc-20c. Vic1or1a. Ci\! Ap1 Gt CABINET, bookca.~ type. Quilted spl'f'ad S25. !!47-5066 J;:allons, great rondi lion. in. Sl:>. F.ocyc\opPdtR. S15. ,\II SHI. Jlll Dodge engine com· Kodak rilm tanks SI ea1·h-UNUSU Ai. end tables ran non-spill shelvt-s, adjustable ELECTRIC dryer, moved lo l clurlrs {JJter, pump, gravel r\rrllrnt condi110n. 67J-.7ili9 pletr SIO. Luggage rack for \\la1er faucet A€'r<1lions 2:Jc l be ~l l'f'd for coffee tablr. Sl2. ~11-T.:.66. gashomP ST;i.536--7724 i:i.ml other C.'<lraS Sl 5 . VARIOUS ~17.r!<. ma r i·nr s!allnn wajton S5. &12-938.J each. \\'ater vah,es S2-$4. indes tru c t ible top!<., UNUSUAL Party d r r. 5s·1 V'.V righL-<loor j;£~)$1 :-i, f 6-16-1;'69. ply\\-ood, s\'n1ps or r1r. Bli!liK beds sn . J\taple Plu1nbi~ liltil"ljs 15c-llc. lrui!v.'ood ~rep table, co51 ~mp1re-1~ne .. Young F..d"·~-V\\' h;ick seals $1, \I\\' I CORNER l u r niti.lr-;-;r. mll'hoi::any, l<"ak, al<.0 wl1d C'hairs SIO C'ach. Set rhild· Plumbing tQ(ll ~ $2-$10. GoU 1 500 each. sell S2:i. 67:....3366. d1illl mLnl . \lorn nnce s1ie chi'Ome boom tube SlO V\V t al f lumbl'r, Ion~ sii·ip~ fnr size goll club~. Birn Hogan ball!! l[)c...30r. Soc k e I 12 Double bus llCl.I~ 4 le11:.~ 9, $8, !llatching pui $2. front hu1nper S6 all 'good r,anr.::en1enl ,,. nur d1n1skh I n1oldings, ~hort hl<teks lnr SZi. R11okl·.1sr SHI. Sn1all of. I l\Trnch<'s ;J)c. El"<'tric drill I $1 e11 rh. 2210 Oran'ge, C/11 M&-OOlS. "·'~. IS2'. 1 orni1ra ops. corner rs·. car\·in~ \\Tirk. Brin~ ~·nur motor $6.;.o. 1\torn water :,1&--1:ill. ~-' d 2 _,. f1ce de!k S25. Roto powt-r I :c:.;:..::--:c..~~-----"-"• -I l'f'~scr. s1orar.::e chrs1~ O\\ n .,1mPn_~1or't!I anrl Jllt'k lauCI'\ s.;;,;io each. ?tloen L 0 U V ER". 0 SAT lG--1 . "'"' SID, Chaa-s 20:> SKIS ANO BI NDINGS and ~rudrnt rlesk Sl~ f'at'h ! 0 11!, &t&-2.177. 216 E. 20th, 11 "'" mowl'r 52:1. M(}...2:>71 rrpa•r parts $2.50 ear h. r. u• ind ow S.1. Cou\h Sl:'I. Bed corner 512, r.turlents school df'1>ks I t>lorlrrn h!ark and wh te Cl\l SABOT trailer $l ~. '\" 1-;irchen \\'ater faucet, /lei\' hardv.·11.re 10 wilh glass .12" oin1t SlJ. Lamp .$4. Stoot co~I ~(j_ Sac.ri!ice Sl!l 1 ~" h 1 -I " 5-1" Lot $2.i. St1nrlay only S2. Bikes SS. Drum $111. 1\1ir-f..l~..-lfil~. ~1ng c ,,..,,. rad an~ !ml-Pll!.Lr>IA:-.' 36" \l'<V•d lllP lop J;ibsco pun1p SlO. ;, i:;allon SIO. Bel1 transformer S2.:'l0 . ro 8 $-1 J\ti:;ei• S2 TV lln-, ho11i-d and lratnr $1.i. S11r 1.1.·ith !IHU,:Pts $HI, Pu~h J<'rry jug S:L &1~471 1 Chl'Omalcx heating e_Jemenl~ _;,';''7c";1c"c'~~-~-~-te;~ s10. ~le S:l. Tv 1.r11ys ~~t9e11ent (_'Q1Jd11ion S25 ".\\e~1ern boot~ almos1 Ill'\\ 111()\\'er $2. Po1t:ibl(' har fi•l ' SU Rt'/\CE i;:aur.::r • .l!ran1 te l s:. each. r.11rrlen '!'\tll~ Sl r .22 Pistol Joni;: \Jarrel SlO. ~c. Shotm•n $2?1. Hurnirlor · s;, ~u1nt-a. pig ('i'l!;:C ;1 11'1 111111;:. ru~I Sll.'J SW • .il•lOd S20. Dia! '"''r Sl~i. HoldC'rs I each. Electric cable S.i. Sun 1 l/.1 hp rnotor $..'J. Saw horsr "u BUNK Beds, like new $10 l rl 2 Jlr F' · li:i.n1r1 SJ f'!ood I 50c ' wilh br11 ckf'IS :.OC-. New i<:l'al $3. Pipe S2. l-t11ir dryrr ~.l. "n.:,. nor CSJi:e S ea('h. Cf.ttl( .Jon. ire ~cn>en, new, $10 Cos1 $75. 5.1 1-7j()(j · · amps 1 k 1 I I 1 V , BBQ $3. F'ishing pale!> $5 eae!i. Twin matlressrs S~ 3 ~ood sk1:1le t'<iards ~2 each. c-n~t $1\9J !or S7. 27 inch. eal"'h. Post hole digger S2. covers, oac nr1 Y . '\ Cam,.r11 and nash SS. Ea~I r:;,;h. Tahle anrt .\ ch111M; Likf' t1f'w la rge lamp shade 962-'l"6.·1:i J\!(lVlt: rrwinrt~. hravy duly Pa.Jn! brushe5 SI-52 ! hub l"'llp SI. Nl'w fi x 6 s2 Finr. glasswarr Sl-S5. s::... Girl's bi{')'l.'.lr $1D. J:.! :.49--:':1::\9. EARLY Anierican couch $\fl. SlS ('lleh. cosl $;;!1 each. IW>-1286. tted window sh11dr Sl. Nt-w I,.: ~-•m !-·•• 12. •t·"•I tnlarger 4 x 5 $10. 642-Wl_, Trike $\, 3 ~,.,..ed Engli~h :).1\-7;'66 Dunclln Phylr b u ff e 11 LP album 66 Best Hymns '~ ...... "-",,." '' "'' ADr-.11RAL Conwl,., TV •1 "'" 12 P i I n -·' 11 engine $3. StPak pla\tl'l"':'I $1. 1 \\'ASHER $20. Drytr S10. F"M-AM phono. olrler seJ, 1 bike $5. Di\'ider $2 . SPAULDING Sn1a.sher metal s:r1 Carri ti:i.bll' size v.·1rkrr • · an pa a • .., ro 'r Book1 5(Jc. Paper backs Z".-.r. DressC'rs S15 ar)(! S20. Tom I Children's clothes~ to \De . 1r11n1~ rac)\ef S20 r>lust sell. tahlc ~ Pie-shaper! rattan ;,(k· ~216 Puiiles arrd gsn1es 25c-50c . and Jrrry .~el tl Balll.laika WC1rki rig SlS. 540-.,206. Adults clolhes-l(k: each. 673-1:.4-1. Pnrl 111hlr 50c:. Round out· I EXTENSION cord~ SJ Ball!i 25c-Sl. J\lodel ear and S20. Tape re('llrd SB. T11pe 1'1EN'S ski boots. Hk~ Dishes 5c lo JOc. Toys JDc EXCELLENT 11o·ood tennis <loor tahle 52. 21!21 Harbor $7 !"JO Sunday only 5.)7-7886 engine $4. Surlinals SJ. I l"'l'COnltr $15. 2 dining chairs size 9 and ll, &12--48.14. to 25r.. Floor tile. 2 rackt1, bnuld new nylon View Or. 6·14-13;;6 Uarbor I BLOCK ANO TACKLE s4. Sport roals $5 rach. Su11 I S3 each. Couch S20. Hideal).. ELECTRIC blanket, doubl<' Refrlgera1ors, run i.;lXld Sl:i siring jnh SlD. 6T3--4Js5. V!Pw Hills Sunday on. :iJ7-7R8G "~. Tuxedo SlO. Slacks $2. ed S2.'>. Paint JOc pint, Artist sizt $6. 'J'u·o yellow J\texlcan _.. GE I r·unNITURE aJ;d"• 2 .. ..., 1 4 4 t'lh;n. . . manr.:: e S.i . FORO..DOOge l\lic Thomproo .. ~ RIVIERA UJfa hl'rl S 2 5 Topcoall ~10.PISho<• CoSOc. ~=r .,! ~~· ~p:::::::: chairs $5 eech. Gl--6379. Bookcase S,1. \Valnut tfirlf'l1e nLl\.ilS wilh !\lieheli!Wl $2J lrllon 100 !le each. cost 6:>c. '44-030~~~·::·--=-~~~ 2414 Bonnie a~. sta ~· P GAS dryer. \Vhirlpnol, \\'Or'IU table 5'.li. See_ Sat only. i9.i e!'.rh, ne•~ J\f'W 5-1A on,A. 531-7J66 ~ Me.Ml. chair SM. 167J Tustin, Cf\I . "' .......,.,.. 1-----------CANOPY crih S2.l. Cnb 1nAI· ~ S25. 962-7637 Shalin1ar Dr11·t. Apt J NE\V tran~istor po r t able ELECTRICAi. s1,·itrh box IJ-es~ s:;, Anl lqUP il'~n EVER:YntlNG ps, Good :J upholstered gtraight back SINGER hi · tup~la lnl Co..~l111'.lr.11a ,,,1,·o $1 2. 5,·'•Y · o· 220V Jh 120 S d condition. 8 Maple end and c!Wrs S5 each. Okl buffet porta e Mw1ng "" " · P · · un ay on. rrrr. dieiir 3/8, 'J. 34, $:JO. coffee tables Sl0-S'25 each. S2i>. Old nimes mttlicine. m.achine $15. 847-7017 NlGllT !<.lands SJ e.1tr'h. 7 557-7886 5.'i7-i.'IS6 ~unda y on. 5.17-7RS6 Elec::tric can opel'lf:r $:>. I t-11Pll:I . $ 20 . \Vest1nghouse BAB\' crib. mat 1 r es s , fool llOIA. gOod conrti rion Sf.>. Electric rrying pan $5. E\l'c. elec~c o,·en $10. Trunks !itroller, jump-t1eat, dlaner Dress lonn SI. Ctir &eat tric deep fryer $5. Lerie S2-S.'> 540--6988. pall, potty chair S 2;,. $1. l9.'J9 Cadillac pa.:rtiir. You S Tl ,,.R ~A:<TE'D'._-ft ¥.' Maple ttco1'<1 cabinet $25. BABY bll.l'gains, Uk~ nf'\V PI A)'pen. hasslrn't $10. Ba by pull Xx: • S25. l\tu!Ue r $4 . I1 ~ .aJ A'"' ·~ 1 3 drs.v.·er clnosae r $15. 6 bathinet~e $5. Car bed s:1. 1 bottles :zc each. Rocking Starter S7. Ral'liator S?i. !ya.AY It. PO\U..U<----r-c-,..:..-1 dra\\-er dr!'!lse.r $15. Room Ntw GE food U'll.f'11lt'r f5. rhalr 19. 2 trurk \ mlrror,ii; E~~l11: SZi. Transmission Jf.. ·, .... Doi'f .Adi~ity CMft Ji.. divider 1.1.·ith Oower con-~" table Iarnp $1. 2333 Ln $4. 842_1777, 8.1Bt Arnett $2.1. FOOd door, t.111 nk, h<"oCKl .A~r:erding to lh• Storr. !alner $1D. Boy's de~k Sl~. l.ulda, N.B. 646-7:o29. Drive. llunt. Bch. $1? e11c~. Front back .!<l'Rl ~d~~~~~o;0;:~ l..Aup eJttlrie teakettle $5. 9 x J2 Spanl.o:h gold nylon . I Sl:>. \\111'1dow11 $10 r11t·h. ofyourZoclioc:birthsigii, Oma.mental 1tlus table SIO. n1g S<ll. Jo"ixer·Uppf!r 10 DISllWASl-IER. Thern1ador. &12-4941 4!T.AU•US 1 ~ Jl M.,,. 41 Sol-' OmamentaJ mag11iine raek speed bike$&. BE AM table unOe.r coiinler. \l'fJrks tine. SOLID oak~" x 4:.l " table iW~:~: 2A. J2~ 42<>i S5. Lamps S:S--S7.50 each. radio $3. J u"OOden blll' S~. Bunk bed.~. ma ~le l SZ1. Matchlnr 42 .. shelves ._, ll-IJ.1 !~ 5!~4 ~~ ElectrM:: clocks S 3-S 7 · !i O .1tools $4 each. 546-3181. book ca lit ht.adbonrds St.5. $12: each. Sealy I win n1111. .9 62-7J.7 5 "-:linld JS 'M.-t.$ ~ each. Bt.lhroom .. lirhf,U rack 18 Original oil paintinlt'J · ~149 trtss and box springs $15. 1;:--5f:ithlt. ~ ~kiWI ia. Otlom.oan SS. Plctuttir $5425, ValUH lo S95 1\zf'io; MATCHED ll!t OI Slalnleu t'r iglda.ire washer S25 a~ JIT~ 41.....,... and plaqut• fl.SlO. Shirt.I 4" x 6" to 24" X 4S" Steel Coif <"'lut.. lront :I Stud)o couch covl"r. 4 ,:I:-.ic ~~ ~~ and do!hirc Z5c>-fl !iolld land5cape5, weaacape« 11nrl thru 9 'A"OOds 1-2 & J, $25. mRlching pillows SS, COCft 11 FN <11 ~ 11 .,..,.., bra.a fittplace tool1 $5. 1 sti~ifes. Saturday a n d Two llw rallon f i Ii h I roll ha.rein& lamp SS. $S(I 12n. "'2 Ma'"""" 72 C-... ~ $10 and S?O· Sur>My afternoon 5.'1-3793. aquariums 'A'llh ))Ump~ $6. purple Kini bedapn!ad Sl!i. l~;:' 2~n::;::._ !:'ire.~ ~·~Jc n:;;= LlKE new Maple bOOkCW 5J&..l96S Pair 46" &rttn and while t:~ ::l~i.-P.~ 15-$10 ~able typewriter hndbo..rd S20. P.fatchlnc LAMPS. one hlngif!i Jiiht 1 1a.n1p1 SZi. 38" :x 27" 171:".--. ""'" 71'Hwl $10. Ptrtuzne mtmr tray n\&h~ncf Sll for doub.lf' fixture brua finlah. Old mahot:&l\Y mirror Sl!i . _,, ~===-!:~-~~ i !!!:!!!:~~ 110. lfou .... .........i headllou'd lied 54s.-MSS. Enalh1h •t)'I• S15. One 40" I Corner table 51" x 36" s~. »......... ~T""°' toe..... j ,_ REF'R!G""'TDR k " 21AMIW ·-s1 rt111i.. t lV-SlO )!ii~ frame mirror ""'""' . wor • tall table lamp, turquotiie 10 W, Ocf!anfront NB 22._, s2~ aJWHtt I ss 'rr· a Z5" framed mlm'lr fh1f! s1;;. crib and mattre!i8 bhtl" ceramic ~K s 1. 6i!>-8922 ~~== ~ t"' 3 ~'; S20. Dtnette aet table UJ, $10. Sirollf'r Sl Htgh cMir M&-0128 DllVE:NPORT, Mtkt t into :ZS"-" 550I# 15 C-'lif i .f chtil'S, perfect condilion $7. 6-l:J..8:199, 2544 Or&nie ... ft'>.,, brr!. 1vine 1'0lor s 2 ~, :MNW S6M 16°' • 1!!~~!'!!61 S3J, Cblllle lou.oce: $5 . Apt 0 . C.~1. •~r~"' hea\')' Rrllff' !or 27Mlor 51f••tt.d •7 YIM' Pitcher and 1 tall ft'Olt.d f,.ARGE mil'TO~ for El fir,.pl11.ct S4 . Sin1tln1> Im· ~~~:~~~~~P ~~~J~·2. Tall J:~ ~~'J.i,. :::C:.':::sit &Laan. "'"' SlO. Oulllde C.mlno or imaU pickup $8. Hatton blrd in t'.A!?tt ro11 :IOT• Mn.at 9011 • ptanttr mrt S.S. Ptlr brua Greue iun $2. New 8 toot S40, It'll for S20, Chairs S3 SCRE\f S No. R :it 11' Did. o .Good @ A.n-()~ alldle ~ ..ti SlJJO, heavy duty tli hlnc rod $15. ••ch. Old ,clotl1"• wrtnaer I plart" _Philllpt Mc. per JOO 1'21 H<ll"M p MC:h: MMtl.4. New Ptm l'ffl J14. ~112-t tor tub $10. ~ Sunday on. ~7-7888 ~_:__;._;,;;c..._.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can PINCH YOUR PENrJIES with a PILOT PENNY PINCHER Classified Ad , 3 LINES 2 TIMES Any Item Priced $58. or Less (If more than one item, the combined tettf cannot exCMCI $50.) '" 642-5678 -- ---. '~---· -~ ---.... ---- - ~ B•a•el hound, trl-<Gla'. .f. yrs old. rood 1 w/t'hlldren. Ov.rnrr moving. " .e-4793 1/19 : : "TIPPY" JIOYibie blk/11·ht am bl'Hd pup, hsbrk, all '' ~hou, need• id hem~ ~t11rday, J411uary l l>, 1m OAll Y PILOT Z9 _H_•-"°='------'156= I Cycln, Bh, _ ..... 1§11 .._ ..... l§J ~' -;;;"';;; .. ;;;;:.:l§J;;;~ L--.. J~ 970 Autos, lrnporled 970 Autos, lrnpor!M '70 BEAUT AQHA ll\.lllT, 5 yn, Scooters ru l-~-lol>_lle_Home __ , __ 9_35_ Trvcb "2 IAutoa W•ntod &n1Uo, 15 hda, aire--Z&ndy 1----------1 II Many aho9.-ribbons. Fine d1Rposltion. SUOO ~3008. U:t?l11f~:]tJ1)l!§ "' ·"-r·c .. .,.1 """'· ' whl WE PAY TOP ----------•n .... ' ........ ,., ..... CASH HI Autoa, Imported BMW JAGUAR l'ORSCHE nlV"'Ll'U'I Liv•stock IS8 ntltl Surrounded by ltvlne Oranaes! 4 !>i..d tn.n.. Nr new 'W motor, 900Xl6 lin!I. Ph; '73-®6 1967 BMW 1600 2--dr sedan. JAGUAR '70 91.lSIS 2.2 Utu Silver While "'/blk interior. SlOCKI. COUPf', bl•ck In I e r Io r caJI &l>-1209 HEAD"'UARTERS AM/FM. air, cloae nrlo 9tJUt81 1118 fR.EE lo good home -Lge FOR SALE: PET chickel'l!!, _ Gemian Shepherd & srn dL1Ckll, caaes, ltttll~ t"ia:s, HONDA -Real rural living yet close to ocnn, sboppin& '-' recreation TJ> TILT -cab Ford, 2 spd. axlf', llC't,1tafe, 16' bed, \'f'r)' gd. t.ltts, NM &. look& e.xtrpt. gd, $1~50. 846--0296. tor used can A: trucks just call 111 for lift estima.le. ..,. ..,.n. Per!. o ond!!!on, DATSUN Th<ooly author!"" JAGUIJI SS.00. ,.7_9159. 1----------I dealPT l.rl tht enlir9 Harbor I ,..c~c.,..~~----,--,-1 also t.farui: cat &-I0-2333. coc k ·•·poo pupp y.I ~~~~~~~~~~! :.48--0166. 1/19 BEAU. t.1ale Basset hound [ I~ pup 7 mo. hsbrk shot~ loves ,..,:-~ .,C "FRI EDU Ill ER"' 11111 •u.CM OfWY. Ir! 537-6824 • 893-7566 NEW-USED-SERV. children. Need~ gd hornP ~~;;;;;;;;;;~~ ; 546-Tll6; 136-4493 l/lG ~ I ~ All ELECTRIC Choose from 105 floor plans, you name it! rM • "'"' arang• k1t1e". My _G..;"..;."":.:.'::•l'----::'°°::f • TRAIL BIKE • name l~ Jlar'if'y & l'm hang. 1 In' on 1ill 90n1eone gives m,. FREE Adults Pet 0 K a home. 494-5700, }, \9 120 Kawasaki, auto quick . -s • ' 1.:han,I! sp1"0Cket. For street Private Cl.ub-$300,000 2 Pupp'.,, to~ h c u Basic Boating Cou,•• o". R C "-"""' om<'. ll """ u or 1rnil. 1inly 1.20o 1n1J!'s. ecreat1on enter '--fore 2· '" pm "•o ..... -.... rred to the public by <ho U'C' '""' • • """°"""v $400. Call afll'r 6 prn 737-0-1·19. l /fS Balboa Power Squadron. Sail as \\ell a.s powPr 1970 HONDA SL100 : Like CANNED ioll-drink venduig boa"•· I ~! S l'.'t>\\' 1-_,, ,1i. •~<Jl. or ofr. rnal"hine. B. e P a I r ab le . ~ aufi.. . tarlini:: 6.,., ~._.,,., ......, &IZ-6100 1116 7 pm Mon. Jan. 18. Every =·=~-'--~~~~-I REP A'RABLE . f'.1onday nire !or 13 \\'t eks. llONUA .\lli''.: TRAIL - au1omat1e At Nei•"'"'r< """°',.,"hi p Id d is hv.·asher lfrlgidal.ft"'I .. ~ '" erfec1 cond. 8 mo o , built-in type. 64~100 1116 Club, 72() \V, Bay Ave.. lo n1L $199. 6-1--1---5715 e\•es. Nev.•port Beach, Bnnr 67 HODAKA 100 ritALE Poodle. Cock•r. r,,. • ~ nu!ebook & penci l !1rsr S1·nr.~r Olt DIRT r ier. 8 v.·ttks o J rt. · ·"· · °''"93! J/!S nltr. Any que!l.loru; l'all Exc<>ilrnl $27,j 67;,...'i;)j9 14 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODELS I Dir. TIU93J 14851 Jeffrey Rd. In Irvine GROTH CHEVROLET '66 Ford ~ ton pick-up. AP; for S&la Manaatt Auto, ~ & h. Clean. Best ol· 1Blll Beach Blvd. fer. 6~~7603 eves&. \\'knds._ Hundriston Bu.ch '63 f'ORD Pick-up. S' bed.: M7..ro87 KI 9-3331 ,;, ,;...,,. A;, «""· Ru"' j TOP DOLLAR good. 545-M71 aft 4 pm. FOR Sale--1956 1i To n Pir!!.up.Goodcondlt io o .1 for $-l~. Call 546-2806. CLEAN USED CARS j ·67 f'ORD Erono V11n, h\'y S.•c Andy Bro11n d1y, ·big 6, auto trans, new THEODORE '""'· um .&16-0153. ROBINS FORD Auto Leasing 964 2060 Karbor Bh·d. 1969 C .. dillac O:>ulX' df' Ville, CO!!ta f.1esa full power/air, l l59 per mo. -~~~"'~'=.<JtJ-l0~~-- 1969 Chrysler 300, 4 Dr. WE PAY CASH ""'''· l>'w;ooow,. '" . S2550 6-15-71&2, air 5:30 A: "'"'' ''"' '"'"'"'' FOR YOUR CAR Auto Service, Part1 966 ""o-<> G73-IS5j. CONNELL CHEVROLET BEAlIT1F1J L i\1ale adult cat ---====---1 ·70 HONDA SL100. Like new, .. l So h t T . \VF.: PAY TOP DOLLAR FREE :-.lrlls S350 ,J m . lll o ustu1 , and FOR TOP USED CARS gold & \\-'hlte, gold c.>yi'.11, · iiJ.3-1559 1 ~ 1111. S. ol Santa _Ana Fr11·y. If ~·our car is extra c!ean, 673--56;')2 1/19 ----~~---~~ (2 nil. N. ol S11.n Diego 1'Twy) I see us first. 2828 Harbor Blvd. 3 Sn1all bred puppies, blk. Huntington Beach Power '68 TR!Uri1PH , 'Iii Van Tech. BAUER BUICK Cogla rilesa Mf,.12(1(1 .% males and 1 fe male 7 Squadtun'g basic boating Suzuki 2 bike trlr S·IOO takes 832·8585 234 E. 17th St. I '\\'eeks old. 646-2106 1/19 course for sail or rower. all. ~&.-09.19. Costa ll lesa ~8-7765 Auto1, lmport•d 970 AFFEff[ONATE Male lnh '69 DUCAT! 250cc, sf:r«>ll--;=;--=="""'=--1 :--------•retriever l yr'Old shOts good Classes st11r1 : f.Jonday, Jan-legal. S300 or trade for run'g THE BEST OF PAY:\'.1ENT;~ • ci:rdil Pftl· to childff'n &IZ-6923 l/l~ uary 11th V\V any yr. ~5-8130 BOTH WORLDS blen1. \\11! !11\.;c ov e r · paymen!s on aL·ceplablc, KITTEN 4 mo to 2 years. Tune: 7 :~ P.111. _ 1 MINI BIKE f'or . a beautiful home, 101v l Jatr model, lo mileai.:<', fully some spay~ 8 3 6-4 4 9 3 ; A!: Jlunt1ngton Beach lhgh Cus1omized 6 hp 2 spd. 1-lany ma1n1cnance and archi!ecur. f'qu ipprd car \\'agon or ~8-0813 1/19 ~Sc~], Roo~ lZI. xtras. 111ake ofr. &16-7182. ally impressive design, S{'{' ranchero typt'"_ Call Sally. t Cork screw willow trees, F~~~ormation telephone: '70 SUZUKI 50 ~. r a i I; tht-e~citing ne~ "Vill~e wkdys 8-5, 549-2283 IMPORT SPECIALS It's tax time. The1e DOT DATSUN ""'· . ., 9" T, Euro!"'" atyl•. Complet&; Tanr.. full comlort croup, OPEN DAILY SALES mags, AMIF'M. 23,tn:I mi ., AND SERVICE 673-6265 &11 offer. SUNDAYS PARTS SHARP '66 Pcrache : 1~ Bea1.b Blvd. BAUER An\/Fm shortwave, chrome HunUrvton Beach BUICK rims. new eria/5 1pd, inoo. "2-7781 or Y.1>-044.2 01' lake ovr pymts, 67~. '68 DATSUN SEDAN COSTA IN MESA . ., 9ll·T. 32.000 ml"•, S.pd. Alloy 11·hls, cotnfort group, ' Ooo r-ll 234 E. lTth Streel etc. Very clean, '4600. r. ~ce ent second car. M8-776S ~3007 Hadio, tlf'ater. {\\'SDJ581 1 7....,.."7.,,;~-;;.:........,..--1 ~f;fod.,-mCiii;;~;;o--;;;I $1199 '64 XKE Roadster ·~,.~~··b~;;/!~~:": BARWICK AM/fM/SW R;,o.llo, Chrom• Supi'r rar w/all exlru Wirt Wh •• !. !YWC 512 ) 673-6703 lor detail!. I:IIPORTS INC. $1895 '62 PORSCHE -S, :i!!ght body DATSUN Bill Jones' damage, l lO.=i«l. call (IJ :" s. c". Hwy. U3 '"·"" ; B.J. Sportscar Center o.~:o:· ;,;9~;;:.':::,9AO'~c-'. ".;;,_.':cc,i.i;'i.~-:.,,,,=,..,~.1 JO 2000 ROADSTER 'lllJ Ho•bo•. C.M. 540-44'1 R<d wfblk. Maoy '"""'· I - '66 JAGUAR 3.8 S S3600. "'""'" S speed, radio, heater, Pirelli ]968 PORSCHE 912-5. 1.fust t r n111g dl 11 ...... ltop Automelic, Air Co"cl . 1. f's. ~. 1:· "" · 1 I R&V 9181 I ser this one before consid-L1\.;1'. .new: _!TYZllHI ,\lus1 51895 erin. 494-2514 or 548-5479. sacr1l1cet WsH take trade or I I=~·""==~=...,----:-!inan1•e pr iv a 1 e party, Bill Jonei' 1966 PORSCHE. Xlnt cond. •t• "736 <"' 68 71 Spd. S.1.100. Call after 5 '~ 0 : ~· "· i B.l. Sportscar Center PM.<,._,,,, New ?1 D~tsun j21ll Herbor. c .M. $40·44t1 '•~·so""P"°o~ .. ~,-ch,~.-M=loo'°r~bod=y l 1600 OJ-IC, P1ck\lp With l'Q1'1\p-·6.1 XKE, ,67 4.2 f'flg/tran!I. v.·ork. lll50. 1251,I 39th St, er. Salt' price $2099 rlJr . H.arlials, Chrm \\-ire '"·h!s. _:N~·~·~1":::.;rl~&o:;:h;·~=~~-I ( • Pl.521452270) \\'ill t11kr Tape. Private p 11 r t y , 1965 PORSCHE-( care in trade, \\'ill flnanc!' S.16-jl47. Xlnt cond. Lo ml. 549-3'.KT private party, Cun S·ll:i-8736 J ,\G "66 XKF: 2+2. Aulo. Late '66 Porsche tll or ~94-6811. Xlln cond. $2895. Pvt pty. CUstom green S.1750. 548-0572 540--7257 or 544-5189 '69 DATSUN SEDAN ror I r a ri s p I a n ting . · Bumper rack. 900 mis, Sl9:i HotL~e by , Lcovitt 1'1oblle '6.l Karmann Chia, rolled. 8J3-.1096 1/16 14 FT Crackerbox. hi· or ofr. ~2~100. SystemB on disph1.y no"' at RPnning cond. Eng. '""'· c•rs must be sold now! ? n...... R d. "· t _, ·" I BAY HARBOR ' -uvvr. 8 io. ,..,.a er. FRIEND LY male pup loves JlO\\·en:u, sm<Ul b oek, Chev BUI.TACO 2.'"iO cc dirt hike, accessories xlnl. S 300 . ().'\VA 17J I 'Gii KAR!\fANN GHIA like KARMANN GHIA "70 914/6, RED. Under 6,00J miles. Factory wart'anty $5700 .• 548--6125. '66 PORSCHE 912 5 SP BEST OFFER. * 838-MZZ ~ children. To good homr.1 V-8 inboard "'/trailer. See xlnt cond. SJ::.0. MOBILE HOMES 67;;...5751 $1095 51295 r1C1V condlt.ion, 26,000 actual •1 5-l>.1058 1/16 at 32852 Calle San i\1arco.11. 54f>..3l36 1425 B11ker St., Cnsta J\1esa 1968 Datsun 510 Sed. 1nilcs, l l300. 492-3878 f FREE AKC G. Shepherd I San Juan Capistrano o~-call \VA~TED: Basket case, Jus! South of the San Diego ~~%Rs.JO :\Iustang chrome H. 4 !""ed. VEY 630 '6:\ MR~IANN GHIA $300. l:s p~1;f-~.:,~~-o=: :: malr,logoodhome "•ithout 49l-1TI6 or 49l-4Iti6$-l.:i sn1all motorcycle. flr just F'rwy.atll;irbor. * • :>45-8130 * * ,.~ 3704 Seashore, Ne w por l )"'--'• children 842-3085 1/19 Boats/ Marine small engine. 53i-W77. 71-1ra40-S-l70 Sell !he old stllff Buy the new $1395 Bch. 673--0078. .:-~=~he 1600 Coov. Xln"t 5 MO German Shepherd pup Equip. 904 'iO Triu1nph 500cc Like ne1~·. Triple Wide Cornell stuit You can do bolh .hrH l9ti9 V\I" 18711 BE,\CH BL_ '42443j l M·cE=R~C=E~D=E~S:-~B~E~N=z:-I rond. Beat otr by 1/20. -~s biggfr yard. for *•\VARt-: AUTO PILOT Under 1300 mi. Paid S\300, l lillcrcst e F1ami11go DAILY PILOT \\'aot Atls. JUI , &llloniatic stick. YRA447 , HUNTINGTON BEACH 67~. children 54::.-oo62 a.ni. 1/16 cornplctc, ' 1 new, asking S975. 64&-2384. Paramount • Universal Autos Want.cl 961 I RENAULT CRUMl\tY .<;0fa! 611 \Vendt S200 Barrington • Broadr.1oor 5695 ·~7 Di\TSUN 1300 4 rlr .~t.dhn '60 Mercedes 220 Co"tiil•"l"f ~ $t~p Ill great ('{Ind. 4!).1--6897 II.It l----------I Terrace, Laguna. 497-1360 .. • ..... 6 IS~ "-II 4 Co o• S•d1n, 4 Sp11d 78 \\'ATT 111a.rinc t'adio, new: General e Hiiicrest I:'lifPORTS WANTF.D 1~161 \0oh·o Sedan . ·"'or ,,.-s t o !'r liXF-l!!I 1/19 2 h 1· b . sets ydrau ic trim-ta s, CHAPMAN 01-ang'! Counlies Ill I •I speed, real clean, 'iO DATSUN '''a~on low $795 BASSET. male, !>-month~ to nrw. 962-1981. MOBILE HOMES TOP $ BUYER ISJIS2 mileage, au10. ;i ir 'Cilrid . '63 Renault \\·/'66 motor. 4 iiew tltts. RUll6. $200. call eves 494--2792. 3 good home iW2-3714 1/18 NEW Col. 26 McG ihbins 12331 Beach Blvd._ G.G. BILL r.-IAXEY TOYOTA 1\lust sell. 645--0769 orter 7. FREE wood al 164-4 Superior spinnakrr & pole. $260. * 71-1 1530-2930 * 18881 Beach Blvd. $1695 FERRARI Bill Jone11 SUNBEAM 945 64&-32n 1119 1 5-1~:1.i~s day, 675--3411 eve H. Beach. Ph. 847-8555 Boats, Power 906 Autos, Imported 970 196-1 Voh·o 1!!00 Cpe JU!, 4 speed . overdrive. B.J. Sportscar Center 1----------12111 H9fltef, C.M. 14M4tl I--------- FERRARI I PetsandSUpplies ][-Li j]17' Classic FG Boat , II~· mmmmmm~~;;r".~ 1 llbcrgl;u;s, fiO hp Johnson, ----------lo m i's, cuddy cabir., 11\ * gal tank, lg whl trlr plu.; Dogs 8S4 :xtras. 51063. 269 Knro; P l FAMILY 1---------C.'.\L 5-IS-9690. all xrras, i;potless, in shady l.oguna trlr pork. &st ofr, 10-3: 1133 Broadway No . ll. '.llE\V :<e!!-<"Onta1n(>d 2 0 ' trAiler , Li:>ss tha n 11·holesale. 711/.i31-78(Xl. SPORT CAR SPECIALS $1595 Qi\IG600 $1495 1967 Volvo 122 St. \\'ag. Rll. •I speed. nice. VEJ2:H $1495 Nel\'POf1 lmport11 Ltd. Or- a11gc County's only author- b:ed dealer. SALES.SERVICE-PARTS JlOO w. Coazt H"'Y· Ne\\lJOrt Beach &12-9~05 540-176-1 Aurhorized Fe!Tl!.rl Dealer 01.l'l'J'' (ount~·", L .ir q<'>! ~.,l,,rf•o11 N, .,. & LJ~rcl r.\ •. ,, .. d. ·. B•·n1 Jim Si emon> Imps. \'J .1 r 11,.., & MJ1n !>t San!.1 An.1 ~.io .i1 14 '6:; Alpint', rblt eng, radial til't's, v.·ire rims, radio, Xlnt cond, Aft 5: 6+4--8101. TOYOTA 1966 TOYOTA CoroM: 4 dr, red, r/h, ovrrslzed Ues, S695. * • * 642-0558 EVER \Vantrd an OLD BEST offer -16' super G. I ENGLISH SH E E P DOG. (;I a !J par ~ft'rr 100'.J I bur didn't 1.>:an1 lo ~pend 1\1nerican big ,,-hl & Ga1or PARK $500 & up. Fathrr u·a.~ a 1ratler for sn1. \1·ha!er ·37 \\'cs1<'rn. sips ,\, ele<'t 1969 Datsun Roadster brks. hike rark. n1any 1600 1967 Vol\'O ll-1 Sed. HJ I. I sprrlt VZ\1670 FIAT I MG 1971 TOYOTAS ~ AREHERE! lg. Siberian Husky, mottwr 673-1916. a champju11 Old English. -,.~. ~N~,-,,-y-w-,~,~r,~,-,-11-,-,-,-,-, 10 Big, bcaurilu!, lurry Golden Coach ~t1·a~. $j()Q, 32'1;; lo\\ a, C.;\I. fUI , 4 :;peed_ Sharp. YDr\3-10 I TraHe,., UWity 947 1 $1595 pups, 8 "'lai old $90. 642_5-172 ~t;';!Mi. Ph: 6 12-3629 or 11' Tanrlem Trailrr,_ all str~~: 1969 Fiet 8.50 ,\fUST SAC. Aust Shep pups, Reg, Blue i\ferlcs. shotf'. Come st>e & nuike olr 642-6400, 1-6 pm. 644-8160 --~ I Of C ' t '1"lded conslr\Jcflon. ~~ I Spider Road.~ter. Rll. 4 5pcoed Boats, Sail ,...,,. 3PIS f3H0 Dr 1·k plating. 54:J..4361 or S:!6ASD SAVE $3 500 !rl2-:i845. Will trade on Pick I $1395 l!ll.13 \'ol\'O 1800 Cpr. RH, ~ speed. cll'an. HUJ90J $1495 ft.l'V'U"l.rl & THINK I Mark II Corollas "THINK" aN "MG" Coronas Pickups ~~ 111 1970 TOYOTA §BBB "FRIEDLANDER" CORONA SEDAN , /Newest & fine st Mobile Up. 1 Male silky puppy. :i mos.. Home Park in Calif. 1 ·.--u·=r~11.=.i=T=Y~-r=1=·p=E=--=s=o=x l~ 1 "'t• m•l• • ,,,. CONTEST 27 SLOO P 1 . . ·rnA!LECR. $1695 1968 MGB Roa dster Rll, 4 speed. \1•ire v.·heels. l!Jli~l Toyota. Corona llT. RH, 4 speed. YCi\12ti7 NEW 124 CPE. DEMO ,,,. """ '""'· ., $ SAVE $303.00 """· '1.'" i~g. ~UPER ~1-IARP DE~fO \\·c Love Kids .t S1na11 PC'ts -poodlr. 3 nios. 616--01·12 or I Si:1 894-1111 XDA28.1 $1295 $2795 893-7566 • 5.17-682'1 From 11•indo'v 11tlcker prlce SN NEW-USED-SE RV. # 5l'r7876 Demo. R&H, auto-~l8-Hl22. ::3.1 E_ 171h St. Co111JilC'f!'ly 1•quipped r o rl Spacr P.f·nTals Stan. A! C.~J. ~111i.~11_1g. i\lust see to apprec.-$65 Per Mo CREAT ~ll1C' PllllPI"~ i\l\C' i<ltr fine Dutch craftsl"1an., • I Autos tor Sale ][ ~ 1 12 ,,·eeks old. l f;iw11, l shit . t t l111aglnP liv1ni;: Al 111,, l)(><1{'h brindle, both lemnlr, £,·e. Ho le nd _Y.ach s/Newpor ,t-r.njoying your u11·n J;,11•1.sh l~mmmmmm;;,~;; only 546-3708 afl!'r 6:00 pm. I Conf \•1~~-~~~;~~) S-<IO Club Bou~. equipped l\'ith Gener•I OLD English S h r cpd o ii:, es largi" pool room , Jnungr w1lh femal e, 2 yrs. Show qualil)' CORONADO 35 fireplace & color TV, r>anc1• ;---------- Rrady lo btttd. S400 Order No1\• & pan)' Hall, S.i\lninilng 'ti7 O IEVROLf:.I SporUvan fi.l4-t'i0fi. 1 CORONADO 27 on display 1 Pool & Thcra~uhc poot, JI pas, 6 cyl, auto trans. r~h. 7 \\'ks o!d , hcal!hy, beautiful 1 ' Yankee 30 -All lie\\-' kiddies pool , covc rfil ska!-l own:. priv ply, Sl2j(). Poodle puppies, pu~brtd COLUMBIA 22 -;\fake nfr ing rink . Playi:round for 4!r.!-7465 Y1\CHTS ROYAL~ l;-.'C. I=-~~-~--~= min,. S2J, 496-6265 2912 W. Coasl HY.-y, N.B. ga1nl'S r.. f'ITllipj)('d \\'Ith Dune Buggi•s 956 REG. Coll ie. llJ yr~. SJ.", 6-l:i---OSlQ s\\·1ngs &: a!! ki11d1 ol rides. -----·-- 950 Must_ go to good home 1 UP TO hQFT SALE Direclions-Takr San Diego ·oo CORVAIR (ur ~air. Great W/children, 968--&lTI. \\'inchrg. Sail~. F'itlin~. e1t F'f\\-)•. ro Or1rga Jhghway. !or Dune Buggy. Gocll.1 rub· e IRlSH SETTER Pupe. AKC YACHTS ROY ALE INC. Turn off r1.izh1 on Ortrga, IK!r $275, 54&--7817 11f1l'r 6 &g, Chan1pion Lineage. 2912 \\'. C1)ast H\\')', N.B. Jr.f• on Cain lno Capistrano. _ P 0 _m-.. ===~=""'-"°I * *892-0258 * * ~5--0810 I right on Dtl Obi11po -lef! '70 ~1 EYERS Tn11 '(!, ed PUPPIES, F'uzzy, mother \ NE\V 16' Gl~s~ Cat11m11rnn onf' mile !ln lo l\!ipR7 r~•nrl V\V PD1\'rr. $1201 Pek-A-Poo. flO. 11nd trailer 111r Sj95. Ph.: 32742 ALI PAZ ST. :il0--.i9'30 days, ~'4()...92'.il e1·1's. 53&-772-1 6i:>-2~00. San Juan Capi1trano Sports, Race1 R"'Odl9S9 l,Y~Q~ru;=·1~E~S.~~ lb 6 mo malr. LIDO H 1'\"n, :H05. Ullman 830-3142, 493--1120 Also sm.11i'I f~m11lt . ~<111,... Tr:iiler Top L'Olld . 493-4043 '70 OUSTER Sacrtlice. 2\3/761-SlliO. ~lf,ll(), 61-1-2&19. Triple Wide C:o-,-.-.~ll~-13111 CID, llookrr I-leaders. $1295 1965 MGB Roadster RH, 4 speed, wire wheel- NQY96R $1495 1967 MGB Roadste.- RI r, 4 sprt'd, vo'\rc \\'ht.els. VBSS.18 51095 1967 Triumph Spitfire P.oad:.li'r Rll & h11rdtop. TZ;-.'•110 $1495 1967 Triumph TR 4 A P.11 , 4 1'1"-'f'd s!i&rp. Y1':T8JS $1895 1968 Triumph GT 6 Cpe Rlt, '1 !>pC'('r!, v.•lrf' \\'ht'el~. \\'Q\\·'67~ 1968 V\\' Fast Back JUI. 4 SPl'd , real Clean. V1'P096 $895 l!l6.'! V\\I RI!, 4 ~l"'''1I, rn'IV p111n1. Gi\l\1'-133 $1995 1970 To)'C•ta i\lark JI ~rd . RI!, au1omat1c. 3701\ES $1395 1968 Toyota Corona 1 IT Rf!. au!on1atu.:. \\'IDOll $1195 l'lli\l Tn)OT~1 Co1ull:t 2 Dr. H, ,1 ~piced. Y\\'TO~ $595 !Xii Hrn11u]( Sfrl. RH. ·1 ~pi"ril SRN6·1'1 "FRIEDLANDER" 11750 IEACH ILVD. fHwy. ltl 893-7:,66 • 537-6824 NEW-USED-SERV. ""'"""'"'"' '68 FIAT 850 SPYDER RDSTR, RM 11 it h hlack in- terior. L1k ... fl('\\'• YQY K34 $999 CHICK IVERSON vw !i.f!l-3031 Ext. 6G or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA i\lF.Sfl • "69 i-·r,\T !'Pi"DER, good cond. S300 S T:i kc-over pymnts. C111! s.11.1~:1.~ 1968 FIAT l!ZlU Sp1dr1· Very good. $1100. * SCHNAUZER pups. J\111le ---SACRI FICE! Con!incnt;il e P11r11mount Jrllehrock Mi-Risr. Rig ~. at stud. Grooming. 22' F1hrrO(la.< Sloop • Lrg &rrington e L'n1versal Consistent l 3.75s at Orange ,.....,, I rockpll_ 6T:.>-479:i, 548-ll&l. Flamingo e Gr.ncral County. C~at Cond. R<'lldy UiAS AP.Kl pupa, (Oldt.:n CAL 25 broadrnoor e Star to gn. Cali after 5, 534.3196. hfoauties. Sho~ $125 up. ()I 714/630--0559 Hillcre~f e Cambrld~ '67 L<nus El8.J1 S. E. New $1495 "erut Lewi& '68124SportCp•. 1969 MG M idget VOLVO M191. Supar l uv (WVG l'i2) Roadater $1395 • 833-0795 • 7131761-81a!. •';......:...'~"'~'~~~~~"' CHAPMAN -:: 9 0 Pirellls . Top cond. YORSHIRE Terrier AKCI Boats, Slips/Docks 1 I MOBILE HOMES Sacr illct. l 2SOO. 6-14--2649. rur. 4 ~peed, ~Jrr II heels. 1946 Harl>or c ~I 646-9303 Bill Jones' fli s, • ..,. "-'P'L 12 AUSTIN AMERICA BJ. Spartscar Center males. Price l l.25. Ph: SLIPS AVAl~LE. 2S' ID J 13>6 N, 1-farbor, S.A. Trucks 962 523--0238 eves. 40. * 714/S..U..8105 * A.fGHAN PUPPIES 673-661li ---c•o,,s"T'°'A:--;M"'E"S'A-,----i·CO-M_P_L_F_-,-E-~-.-,-..... --,.-,,. eo.n. ewi4 21JJ H.-Nt-. C.M. 540·44'1 VOLVO AUSTIN AMERICA JAGl!AR Black mule tilvtr. Sha\\' so· SI' ., ~lain Casual MobUe Estate Llv'g FA-'. 1~. quality. 64&-8662. 1 8 1p-1111 or po\\'t'r. uau .,... ILY· N\! 12. 20 & 24 WIC!e Models • • 499-200-I * • 1946 Harbor, C.M, &46-9303 BEAUT maJe BurmHC k\1-1 675-8900 Now fln di!l)lav in 5 Star I =-c_~___;.:...:_:__c_ len. 3~" nlO. old. CFA "'I · S • I GREENLEAF PARK Trucks 962 Trucks 962 Call 11~.:; """7 .1111 2:30 pnt. Bo•ts, Speed & k1 91 ->-ruu.) 17SO Whittier Avenue 642-1351) • DALMATIANS . ., GLASSPAR Flying-Z; TRAOE equlty '"' W<60 !JHllllll•m11a111111111umm111111 na•n•, AKC e 1111·, in/b. o/b. Like Ne1v I Olympian, located In •• &ll·l'3l * * $2951l. '42-200 7 "'"";''1 o....,.. CO»tity QUALITY DEALER '··-~•OCKA$5. •POO••h· Puppies for Park for equity duplex, ~ I ~ " jr:&:l triplex, 4-plex. C.M. 11.rea. * SHE:R~~27~LES * Trmsportationl!f!J ~F"U°"R°"N°"!SH°'*"E"~'°-°'l°'"6°"1 -*~N""ew-po-=rtl A WARD Yr end puppy 1ale, groom-I•••••••••••\ lOX-;i, w/8X35 IC:Tttn porch. ing, Free pk-up. 54~2848. Aircraft 915 Co~ta l\lesa Adult P.11rk, POMERANIAN male. black, $4995 or oUer. AfTK!rican AKC, all sOOts. 6 mo old. P'LY RETRACTABLE. F ull i\fobilhome Sales, 54~241 847~009. l.F.R, equipped Bona..nza. 24 12·xoo· Mobile h::lmc. carport, ht teliedul\na, fully insured. awnt"--~~-Tool 1"-• CHOCOLATE brown mini .,.. .,. ... _,,..,.,, 'IC\I toy poodJn, malt>, AKC'. 644-<t565 9AM-9PM. ~andscapl"i' I ncluded . Cycf;s, Bikes, uced to l6950r lf;J() Whlt· ·"':o::c-<l554:::;::c...__.,...J•~-~!~ ~. •" • Scooters 925 Ave .. "'l"r.t' &el350. 4 ADORABLE puppit'J, 11 "l~'""°''""'°"',--.-=-o---Uuo APfLO, 1mlll bl'ffd, N CE 8x4r. 'N~· 'Jl"1iler. S 'ftfkl, llO each. 548-"'6.')4 In adult park: rt!Do. No 'L }1f't!I. 21!11 H•rhor Blvd, uOBIE PUPS $40 space 61. Key at ottlctt. *' &12-2872 • SJC36 I BR mobile home, Hor1e1 iJi space avail. Awnlna:. New Ii REC qtr horses, 3 maru, 1 pldlnc. J: 2 cottt. Goci! brttdina, $2UIO Jot. 'lM: 6~ 4 REGIS. AQHA a.kit'1<. ,, BUSll'llr ............ '" )ft. Pro!. ln.Jl\f!d, IOUnd. ~ = Pn.O'f splr1tl':'d. Rtts. m-mt. -'--------•~""-""'""'""'°'"'--'---·' ' = ' ~ .... -~-- hot "·tr boater & roof, .... -. SACRIFICE new doubh~wlde :l-11tory mobne home . """"' VILLA 38, 8'pidc VUJage. 1.000 Sq. ft.; wa lr.rfmnt; chliCfl toe, tlliJ! 673--5848 eve. FOR SAUS-HIVICE-PAm MANA_GIMENT -ADVllTISING Cl/SJOMEI ULATIONS Sale•, Srrvke, Puta Immediate Deltwry Allllodo~ J2 rlu port ~I 111 p Ll II S M*l*N*T JAG '68 XKE ronv1. Yellow/ blk, r&h, wireg. t.fint "con- ('OUJ'Se'" ronrl. ~-Pvl pry, 837-895-1. ' ' W H IT E ELEPKANTS" overMJnn!ng your houae? 3Hll W, Cout: Htry., NA "Ca!ih" .. sell them thru t.42-9«& 540-11&1 Dally Pilot Classified ~~~-~-~-~~ Auto Servlce1 P•rt• 966 Auto Service, Part1 966 BILL JONES' BJ. Sportscar Center Authorized Fl•t Sat.1 & Service COMPLITE ONE STOP SERVICE CENTER For All Imported C•rs OPEN 7 A.M. DAILY ~ MiHlen Donar S.Vice FaciHty 16 S.rvlct Stalls. P•r t1 0.pt. Cuatom P1int & lody Shop 2833 Harbor, Coslt' Mesa 540-4491 196'l 1\IGA 1600 MK JI . Good I rotkl. Red. SS.XI. Tustin, SJS--0363 or 6-l~-1136. ~1G i\lidgel 069-;-Like new. ma tic. ..rJetut lv.mU 9 TOYOTA 6500 111ile!i. $1!l()O. 11966 Harbor, C.:'IT. 646-9303 Ca 1[ 64&-1096 --,"''""''""1c,...,.mc"'Ero---1 '68 Toyota Cor- R<>s1 offer ove r S:-100 Local owner. new car trade Hun.11 good 67l--8l22 in, 18.000 orig. miles, euto- .00 :O-IG :\lidgct-2 tops, engine mark· tr11n!'., radio, hea~r. r l"1•r nl!y rehlt. S 11 00. Lie. \VAR052. 71 l/"7-0019. $1399 s.i ... .!\',.. Part. CHICK IVERSON Immediate Delivery, YW All f.todela .:i49-3031 Ex t. 66 or 6'f J2rtuport 31111port ~· 3100 \V. Coci~t Hwy., N.B. 542-9405 540-1764 MGA '60 j\IGA Nc1v pain!, & engine. $.550. !Mi2--li58 MGB tires I 197(1 HARBOR BLVD. COSfA MESA '71 COROLLA Radio. heater, disc brakts, Jacrory air, low, low mllell Take older car or small do1\'n. Under fact warrant)'. Call J\laury dlr. a1t IO am 54(1.3100 or 494-1:.illi, OJ7327. Bil.L MAXEY !TlgJYIOITIAJ MGll '66. Bett~ than new. 1•t BEACH BLVD. Reblt eng , new clutch & 1 Hunt leach 147.assl brks. i\lichel l ns , Ofr. lmlH.nfOlul:-•lkti 497-1300 ' ..... :r . ·" MGB-GT, c;,, ""w. lo I '71 TOYOTA PICKll' mi's, Y.·ht w/blk Inter, All exlrall. ittiO. * 67~7DIM * I Wi1h deluxe 30" camper. 1'111 PORSCHE '65 Ponche 3S6 SC Sunroof British mcinr green. Lie YCC 525 $2199 CHICK IVERSON vw 549-3031 Ext. 86 or 67 1970 JlARBOR. BLVD. OOSTA MESA price $2251. Take •mall down or trade. dlr. 4~~ Sf0.3100. #0:1448. '69 CORONA Hardtop. Vinyl roof, 4 IPff'l. Immaculate, Sky BlUe. Su- rlfice. Will take lrMe flt tl.riance Pvt. pty, Cell Ski. dlr. 540-3100 or •• l1t. 10 a.m. XTS '36. ''9 TOYOT~llGI SJ6-7380 after 5 TRIUMPH '70 P,o1'5Che 911-T Taf"ia, 1---T-R_l_U_M_P_H __ _ 39,000 ml'a, Xlnt cond, SUv record• •vall, IllnetR in A\TJ'HORIZED t&mily, mu1t sacrlnct', $83)) SALES • SERVICE or best oiler. Pvl p1y, FRITZ WARREN'S day-776-77:!0, •ve-' • wknda SPORT CAR CENTIR --=~"'-'-·~~~~--· l 7tO E. 1st St .. S.A. S.17-0?IC 1969 Por..alM! 912. ThlA COUPC Opt!n d11ily 9-9; ckleed SlllJday 11 exctptJon1.lly clean, l\tany OREY .t. bla.ck '61 Tft:i e)llru. SACRIFI CE. ~nc: aood, tnM bMdl -494-3133. "''Ork. 1\take olfer ~S--60!il. RARE '5.1 SUNROOF: TR-f '&4. Red w/black tn.- R EBLT ENO ,. TRANS. tv-icr. Solid & p• ...... $1300 • * ~39-6491 I ..:!890=·...;84:.:.7:...-982=1:.... ---- .• --·-1 i . I I • DAIL.\ ,.Jl.OJ I 910 Autos, Imported 970 Autoi, Imported 970 Aulo1, Imported -970 Auto.'; l~ported 9 70 , Autos. u..c1 990 AUtOI; UMd 990 Autos, Used VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO BUICK CADILLAC CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL '62 YW SEDAN TR4 .. l.llM. Bkle, black top, 1----------1 '56 V\V, new pt.int, good Ure1, $850. Good t'\IMl1Ji'. vf!ry '64 VW Camper runs aooc1. woodf!n atrg dil!an, S'T,(Q) mllel. A iood Full~ Equ ipp•d l ~MU 71 6! ~'heel. Extractor exhausi, Radio&: ~•ter, (Z.XW 267) I • VOLVO Alf 71 '1 Ar• Her• 1962 BUICK Skylark (spec.). V .S, au lo. trans, vibruonic l'!ldkt, A-l Mulpe w i I h rereipta !or new parts , $300-- or best ofler, phont Terry, 6'12-4321 weekd a ys, or 1 67~1.382 aft~r 5:30 p.m. and weekends e '69 CA..\lARO l:JO SS, All i 1969 CONTINENTAL CAD. l9M Cpe. d• VIII• pwr. air l'(lnd, auGto crans, 2 DR. H.T. Fllclury 11.lr Li'lndilioning, ail ' ma)lr lu~up !: . '?°°Yt'ttr LIKE SHO\Yll.OUM NEW buy. 546-alOO. $1195 good Int. Finl ll40 ""h $595 VOLKSWAGEN Bill Jon••' 18"''-" """" to ""· I Savinp Up To $756 power e:<tnu Tilt wheel polyglas l1J'es 11.•ittun last 2400 MILES AM·FM radio.' Stately black 3000 mi's, t.i_ust sell, b<:<st This beautiful automobile Is exterior <.<olor \Id th r!<l lea th-olft'r over $2250. 64>-2435. like nl'W ln every respect. BJ S rtsc C nt 494-6960 days, 497.2046 after '64 oREEN vw • • po ar e er ''"· Good rond. $625. 673..4.lM ZIJl H.Mr, C.M. 540-4491 °"'6'"l""'vw=,-_-~L~O~w=-M=1 I Harbour V.W. on ~malning 70'R (U 8782) OVERS~:AS DEL. SPEC. er int. (888714), SHARP • CLEAN I Attrac-O ve medium brown $Ital 66 Impala Sedan, VS, auio, nlctalie Jinish with ginger 1.ar99 Selection WANTED Gd <ooo . ,.._,,.,, 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4<35 ru pay top doll.-'"' your '66 YW SEDAN HUNTINGTON BEAOI L . '63 Buick Riviera, Full pwr, /h 52 000 I I · $975 e4.1l eJDtA air oond, cu.stm Inter., Orig ~ib .A_, ~-0~' oca mi, ' I leather intE'rior, white lan- lhroughou!, $950, Pvt pty, 81 e"<lt · dau roof. Ati101natlc tra111., Of YW Campers, voU<SWAGEN todly. CaJJ '65 YW SEDAN Vans, Kombis, ""' ""' 1 .. """ P10<1>01. VOLVO 540-359'2. ~CADILLAC •1~2 CHEVY Impala C(ln-1 radio & stereo taPe 1y1tem, •ufl1QRIZfO 0£.-.L(q ve1 t-V8. a1.1 10, P/S,_ heater power steering, poy,·. I CADILLAC 2600 Ii \RBOR BL • 1959 wagon-VS, auto, P /S. er br~kes, poY>'er \vindows Bases, New & Used ,. .. 3031 Ext. ru:. "'·""'· 1966 VW Bug. R.&dio. lmrntdl.lte Delivery Orig, Owner, good cond. CHICK IYERSON 1835. "'-''" " YW '69 YW SEDAN Sfi.3031 Ext. • or 67 19'70 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '67 SUNDIAL CAMPER See to appreciate, 1VQH6921 $1795 .Harbour V.W. 187tt BEACH BL. 84Z-4435 HUNTINGTON BEAQ-1 '59 V\V Van, "64 eng. recent v.wk done on tranll. New brake ll~lem. c&mJlt'r unit inBlde. New clutch. GOOD CDND. Best off~r. 540-3118. '67 VW Sqbck-:---A:'>l/F"!\t &hortl'.·al"e, radial plys, good cond, $1<XXI BEFORE 2/15. 497-1267 "65 Bus Reblt 1500 New clutch, gen, volt reg. tires. Mus t Sell $1100 or Best offeT 548--4050. '67 VW -EXCELLENT $1075. 673-5366 1963 VW -Good cond:- Radio & heater. <ZSR 9391 $1395 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEAOI '64 VW SUNROOF BEST BUY Artie whi!~. with conlrasting r¢ leatherette in1erior, ra- dio, healer. Lie. YWZ886 $899 CHICK IVERSON vw ~9-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. cosrA MESA '67 YW SEDAN Radio & heater. <UEN 251 ) $1099 • Harbour V.W. Sll25. 6-15-2409 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 1968 VW Bug_ Radio, rear HUNTINGTON BEACH seat speakers. $1375. prl. pty. 6¥-f&!'I' after 6 pm. '64 YW SEDAN • 2 VW's • '&I Bug $800, '61 sunroof $600. Xlnt cond. Radio & heater. (JFK 402) Mll5t sell, aft 6 pm: 646-8014 $695 'fi6 VW Sq. hack-Suruool, new tires & exhaust. Pvt party. &12-1020. Harbour V.W. 1966 Har bor, C.l\I. 64&9303 ---------CO~A MESA '• _i\lakc oiler. &14-800'.!. I & vent~ 6 "·ay power gal. VOLVO • 540-9IOO Open Sund ay I '59 CHEV-VS, auto. -l,..d r sla~ 1 po"·er d00t Jocks, & factory Radio & heatf"r. CRUf 081) $895 Radio & heater. (PBF 665} AUTHORIZED CA·D. '68 Convertible e tion \\'gn. P/S. 30,000 ml climale control air condition- SAL FACI'ORY on en~. Good 2nd car. SIOO. ing. One owner trade on Harbour V.W . $695 Harbour V.W. ES e SERVIC E A1R CONDITIONING '69 CAD. El Dorado. All ~~5087. ·11 r-.tark Ill ZLK.208. John-FRITZ WARREN'S bl k 1 h · Full PO\\'er inct. door-locks. ac w/ I r. int ., SIC!"('() CHRYSLER , son & Son, 2626 Harbor, 18711 BEACll BL. 842-4135 SPORT CAR CENTER ult & tt'Jescopic steering, ra~10. new ores. Only 2-1,000 1 C.i'ol. 540-5630. JIUNTINGTON BE,\Cll 18711 BEACH BL. 8-12-4-135 1 710 E. 1st St., S.A. 547-0764 Sit'reo, Sentlnele. f'ull leatn. I m1 A sh!lrp ca1·. 1">."M>O •• 67 NE\V Yorker. lull P"'L l CORVAIR '67 vw HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 Open daily 9-9: closed !:unday & 673-3430 er 1ntcr1or · exC1':'pt10naJJy _ air, nu l!res $IJ!f.i/n1ake 1--------- S""UAREBACK '61 V\V Bug. New brakes, I Autos, New 980 ~!c2c1. inside and our. (VOR. PV~~,. PTYXlot: ~od Cou,-,!"ii 1~ offer P'."!_piy,' 213/832-49".!6, l96'l i\tONZA-Pe-rfect 2nd car T rng tU ll('·U p. Good cond. ...., " ':" · " '" I 71~/897-<>-l.>l t , rt to dune BU'"'" Vadora gree-n. Radio, healer, $.'l75. 429 Carnation Ave. BRAN D NE\V '11 $2999 po\\·er & 111r. Rec major or t:On\e ~J · transportation 11pecfal. Lie. _Cd:\!. I GREMLIN tu ne up $7:l:i Aft 6 pm. COMET I Recent tune, hrake5 &. lln!s UOH677. e '63 VW Bug xlnt conrl. I' Only ~ib ~ &lS-7834 I xltn. S.'l25. &-1&-l706. $ls·~ $1898 e CAMARO "61 CO:\fET-Vc1-v. •.ice ('Olld., 196-1 CORV1\IR _conv1._Whi\f'. TT Nc\v paint. Orig owner. CHICK JVERSON $650 494-0064 CADILLAC I Runs well Good tues, Aut\1, NPw top. Asking $425. Call .71 V\V Square.back. Rf'd~ I H Ocbdcr YoAur11 Today .&UTHOF11ZEO OEALEA .68 CA:\1ARO. Good cond 1.th. :.48-9882 1 Toni Burns, 5'13-9301 or eves vw Standard. New car \\"arr. ar or merican 2flOO HARBOR BL., Lo miles. Pvt p ly . CONTINENTAL 67:i-0798 5.\9-3031 Ex1. 66 or 67 good. Pvt. Party. 6~6-680;i. 1!169 1-l!lrl>or Blvd. 646-2061 COSTA i'otESA \Vholrsale. Call 5-1~5201. ',::60,::::C;:O;:R~V~A~l~R-. -,.,.~. -G"ood-.I 1970 HA""OR BLVD A U d Call :YI0-9100 Open Sunday ---CONT. '70 2 d•. Toko over rubber. Good 2nd car i 21;;.. n.o • L965 Bus w/ bed. Leavini;: utos, H 990 e '67 SS Can1aro 396, lo n1 f, • • G--7B\7 I 6 MUST co::~, ME~ VW ~1~;n&u:;~;·o. sacrilicc $995. BUICK '61.i El Dorado Conv1., \Vay if.1~~a::~7~~~s, xlnt oond , ~~~~~~gc~~-';9t~ll niaint. I .~ Corva:r1e~r.P~~· ~to SquaN!back. Lo mi, l'iUnroof, '66 SQUAREBACK -Nf"v.' I below "~1holesal~ at $1350. CHEVROLET '6~1 Gold Con!lncntal. 1 hp. Great cond. f"""· vi AM /F~. Ask for Jeff , tire~ & }trakel'i. AM/Fl'o.1 e ~3175hape lll & out, ownrr . Landa\J lop. _,Pcoly~%8-2~-"14o;9~· =~~--1 642-833:1 . ra_dJO. Orig o.,.,.·ner. $1200, Buick '.68 "225" I . Lookl~ for• car? SJJi:l 67~2 1961 CORVAIR 6 3-3270 e ··• =:.r Xlnt oond . $950. 962-0533 * '66 VW 2 Dr. Sedan, A:\1-, ' · . I Db:. Custom EJectta -4.door . EASY LINCOLN Con!lnen1al 1~. I-----~--- FM, $850 or best offer. Call 70 Y'V Bus, 7-pass, be ige, lactory air conditioning ru1i I CAO. 1967_ Sed. ~~ ~11le 'CaU Auto Referral free ol <kfr. top cond. All extru. Scll lhe old stuJf 962-3462 or 9£i2..:6191 radio. Immaculate. poii·er e.xlras inct. poil'e;. an-Factory Air Concllt1on1~ I charge. We have sellers 1 o,1·nrr. $3250. 67~7200. ' Buy tbe new stuff '67 VW BUR. xlnt. cond .. dark * 675--2398 * I tenna, till & telescopic ~·~l'f-l V~n~J lop/ ~:oth ! leather in. ivaiting_ All types &. prices. I 1Apuiitoijs,j, iiliim~po-rt•ed.iilili_ii971)iiiiii'iiAiiuiitoji1ij,jiljim~poiiiiriitediiiiiiiiii9ii70jo blue, $Uj(l/ofr. '6.i Sunroof-Radio. S535 ing; locally driven Beauty t or, i,~ _po er, stereo, Selle!"! also v.·clcome. Aft. 5: 49-l-21!H '67 Bug-Like new, WG lTXX609 ). · ' door _Iocn..o; .. 11lt & te_lescop1c 642.4431 '69 V\V Camper A~f-F:\1 Ne1v PLT Motor& 646-2698, Jun steering, hght scnlinel, all Auto Referral Scivice Advent11re Camper unit. Ex. VOLVO $2555 dtx. xtrs. Must he seen & I drivtn to fully appreciate. 1969 0 1.EVELLE . SS 3!16 . cond. $293'.l. 64~1666. ~ib 4 Sh , II t . ·c1 going into serv1<..-c Xlnt 1968 vw Bus. 7-pass. Radio, '68 VOLVO e , Olis exce en care insJ c Cond. $2200, call 536-4771 XI -• , . 2 & out. !TXF249 ) all d ,1 -• 8 nt C'O•ou, New tires. S 150. Loe 1 .1 CAO!llAC ay : Ouuays, or Days 494--8571; eves 646-4780 a 0 1'."ner, Jow_ r:1 1 eage, AUTHOA1ZED OEAlEA ib -" a.m.-2 p.n1. Tuesday ttnu "68 VW Aulo. 11.uton1at1c transm1$51on, ra. 2600 HARBOR BL., ~ e1s. Sunday, 26 17 Yloricla No. ctio, heater, While side v.·alJ COSTA r.tESA CADILLA"'c D. SACRIFICE $1250 1· 1 ch· k' ·I '-~=~~==~--ires. e c, LC s spcc1a a! 540-9100 e Open Sunday I AUT+-10A1ZEO DEALlA ' CREAM PUFF e 536-3107 e MON710 '62 VW Sedan $400 $1999 W:XI HARBOR BL., '66 Impala V8, auto., pi s, ----COSTA J\fESA &h J d 1· " Cal! after 6, 536-7393 '68 BUICK GS -400 r . ust tune up & po ISn· CHICK JVERSON 4 speed, vibrasonic speakers, :i-I0-9lOO e Open Sunday l-'-'-· $8'-c95~·~"'~'~·053~-~'~·=~-e '68 VW bug, Xlnt cond, new tlres, ~tusl sell $1200, 673-5470 YW hrand new tires. buekct I . , • '6-1 EL CAMINO seal s special \\'heel covers. l~ Cadillac, nC'W !ires, l 4-spd, 327 eng. Air lifts. ~fl-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 Lie. XEZ52S. I ?'~·ner, $99J cash. call 646-4258. PEOPLE ARE SWITCHING TO VOLVO See & Drive TMe .Fabuloui '71 Volvo' ... We Have Them All ! In Stock, Ready To Gol '69 V\V Sqrbck. auto, air :~isos Xlnt cond, $1800. '58 VW Van -Needl l\ttle 1970 HARBOR BLVD. $1699 5-l.>-292!1. , ''6~i ~C~H~EV=Y~B~i,-,-,y-..,-~,-,-,. \•oork. $300 or best otter. COSTA MESA e tmt BEACH BL. 842-4435 <C"'"'"~'"'.'°~s~;,~-7:1:-4~'53~---·1-:--;;;;;;:-,;;;;;;-;.--;;.-o AT I T.10 Cy 3 speed. Nu tires. HUNTINGTON BEAO! ~ , - - -.. • CHICK IVERSON I CAD. '69 El Dorado 199'>. oil"-. '7f>-ll>l>. =~=-~----CUSTO:'llrZED V\V convert. W ..... - -Vinyl tOP, lull leather inter-• "67 Chcvclle SS 396-Silver f -s5Ghia VW Conver!. GOOD CONDIT ION $100. 67~3480 Sell idle Items flO\\'? C&IJ 642-jfjjS Now! '69 BUG, radio, new tires. Xlnt oond. Grabber bluC'. VW P J -• $ "" THINI ior. stf.'l"CO Atlt .f'i\1 radio, gf"f'y. :\·lags, Tann deck, e... CO•ou. 1'4.,::.. Call Nev.• motor, mags, overi;izc ~ " ··-67,.923 'VOLVO' .l!ITO HA RBOR BLVD. poll·er door tocks, t"t steer. 962-6031. I .,...... · tire11, flare lendt'rs. Good ;vo 1958 KARMANN GHIA buy At Mi50, 67~-noo. .. Ill COSTA ,\·IESA ing. rull pov.·er equipml'nl ·57 Chev~· sr1111on \\'agon $550 *•* 968-1189 Dime-A-Linc 642-5678 • '61 Buick 4-dr plus laclory air cond ilioning_ BEST OF"F'EI~ "FRIEDLANDER" Xlnl oond * $J50 n10st ('Very dlx. pxtra, • 49i-1697 * Autos, New 980 1 Autos, New * 675-2!'17! _*_~~ (X\\'B . .J001 1 . 4999 "6~ C!IEV. Camper Van ';7:_7~t· I H~~ '68 BUlr K Ri\·eria Grand All l'>:tra.~. Orig inal O\\'nt'r CLEAN UP ~I ;;~iu~:l ~:;',~f~~;:~:' ~~~~ 1 ·~h.~~1>~~a11~~~~!~i9auto, I Gd tires. R&ll . $2.'lO or bst AUIHOR1ZEO OEAL[A Call 6-14-4i79 \Vc'll help you sell~ 642-5678 ofr. 516-071-1 2600 HARBOR BL.. "60 Chevy Impala 396, R/H. Autos, Imported 970 "A~u~,0-,-.'IC-m-po-,~,,-d~-~97=0 COSTA r.lESA Good rond. $300 or best FRE 5-10-9100 Orien Sunday offer. 5.17-9280. • '6 1 CH EV'.' Impala 4-dr HT. '66 El l)i)L'<ido eonv. Full Factory air. full power. VS pwr. clin1a1r co ntr o l Pvt pl y. Very clt"an . $695.1 ON' ALL s AT DEALERS COST! • • RADIO OR SKI RACK OR Ai\t/r'l\il s1ereo $I 7 7 5. &l-1-5777. I &12-241:!. :H;,..-0:;.1~. 1 ·54 EL~c~,-.m~;~oo-,-,,~,-ao-,-..,-,. 1 e X lnt cond._~9;~. I CAD. 1970 Sed. de Ville 6i3-.1991 Jus! 9300 rtliles :0.!ECHA!'~l C".<:; !fi>ligh! "46 Locally dril"t"n & sold new & Chrvy, Needs !ende r loving I servicerl by 115. Bl'autjful care . Best offt"I'. ;i.w.--1984. I aqua finish \\'ith beautiful '64 NOVA SS I cloth & leather interior. f ar.. Oriic ov.·nl'r. $•100. * 67j.~9 tory air ronditioning, full '56 CHEVY . $15 powrr options. \o"inyl top, slcreo mulliplex. tilt & tele. I l:)3 LaPerlc Ln, C.:\I. "61 CHEV 4 DR-scopic ~tcer1ng. door locks. j etc (805ASGI . ' Gd .concl, Jo mi, 962·2012 ~~~L~ AUT"10RIZEO OC Al[A 2600 HARBOR BL .. I Autos, lmpo•led COSTA i\fESA :W0-9100 0()('n Sunday , DO YOUR SWITCHING AT 19.6~ HARBOR 646·9303 COSTA MESA COUGARS MERCURY .AND MONTEGOS LUGGAGE RACK & SUNGLASSES WITH PURCHASE OF e I CA DILLAC '69 DeVille 2 dr. $500 under retail. By owner: Dys 642-6667 Eves: 646-2746. DISCOVER THE ALL NEW EXAMPLE NEW 1970 COUGAR Power steering, power disc brakes, white side wall tires, deluxe whffl coven, radio & heater. '2989+TX.&LIC. •OF91HT171H .Johnson son . LllCllUICOllllWAL eMARXUI e MERCURY e COUGAR -HA.RBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA • 1971 HONDA FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED ll:IMIMlll. "WI Alll Hl'fll SATISfllD UNTIL YOU Alll" UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 2850 HARBOR IL VD. COSTA MESA 540.9640 • CAO. 1969 Sed. de Ville I Only 21,900 Miles Sold new & se.rviC1':'d by us. Full power, factory air ron. 1 diUoning. vi riyl «>P. cloth & leather inler_ Dual comlort front seats w/individual ~ trols. Prem, wsw tires, sler- eo, door locks, trunk opener. tilt & telescopic steer ini Ii 11b."Olu!ely na1\•lts~. ISXX- 1851. ~~~~ AUfHOfOZEO OfAlfR 26() HARBOR BL .. COSTA ti.1ESA 540·9100 Open Sundl.)' '67 CdV Oimate contml, .AM /f ti.f stereo. All pwr_ $3000. Extra clean. 64~3420. 1968 CADI LLAC ConvertJblC. F'ully IOBded Air. Private party. $3150. 714/~775. '69 Cadillac Conv,rt. 541;,o. 642..6156 • Cad . 1961 Seel. de Ville Comp]('te niew guarantttd en. gine. Factory air cond., full pov.~r. till k telescopic slttr. Ing, 11.utomalic pilot, aigna) aeeking rAd io. Truly an out. 1tandlng value'. fWT0733/. $3111 ~~~L~ AUTH()qllEO OEAl,Ul aiOO I !ARBOR BL., COsrA MESA 541).9100 Open Sunday • *HARBOR* AMERICAN FREE! DEMO SALE '70 AMX X221505 '71 HORNET t IOJ I 17 '71 AMBASS. 010'1'2 '71 JAVELIN Al0561.I '71 MATADOR PIOl,ll '71 HORNET A.100710 '71 MATADOR Pl 51156 ' ' FORMERLY SOLD FOR '439435 282380 4831 85 318450 .... 316135 G.E. TV SET With Every New Car Purchase DE·MO SALE Year End Prices Today SEL~I~~ AT DISCOUNT 3038" 252~" 3966" 2998\' I 3417't 288T' 1255" 30221 965" 58511 649" 263" &371 18 4528" ' 843" PLUS Fiii GI TV -hwy ,,._ ....... I I I I I I ' • 0 \I I I I '"'1~~~ I§] l~·~ .... ~ ... -~]§]~I ;!~·~ .... '°'~-~]§)~11~ 1;;';;"'""';;"";;1~~~ I ~1 ¢ifiii,,_j;; ... ;;' ._..;;;;]~§]I ~1· _;;; ... ;;"";;;;;1§];;; I !!!!1 ~-!i!i ....... ~1 ~~1 ~1;;;;--;;; ... -;;""~1~§];1~[ --~-~~ . .. 1: • . . ·: 1: j: .. 1: ir;: • • Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 Aut ... u,..i 990 .-.. UMd 990 Atiteo!.~ . 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, 65 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UMd CORVETTE 1-------COUGAR PORD '67 VETTE • FOaD '~·:POttD MERCURY MEIC:URY MERCURY e '69 "P~l>,CORTINA 1969 Mercury Marquis 1970 Mercury Montego · FORD 70 LTD Formal /i.uto lt'al'lt;' Mint, IMt jnh. Broghm 4 Dr HT MX 2· Or HT LuxurlOUI ·hardtop CPe, w/ Mu.!1! tell. '$915. 5J6.8891. EXCELLENCE DEALER OWNED 19'9 MercUry M•i'qula 1 Dr. H.l',' LARGE I UIXuRlOUS This beautiful top ol the Mer- MUSTANG '66 MUSTANG Va , 4 Sp••"· R1clio, Heat.r /TPE 3771 FaJ1tb11.ck _ "427", W~d. At.1/1'~M radio. New poly- glass !ires .• Exl-ellent con- dltion. Drl1'cn easy. $2850 '69 COUGAR LU~Y SPORT Beautiful Arctic whi te t1n1i;h 11.'L!h blaclr landau roof with rnatchlng interior, a1.1toma!ic transmission, power steer. lng, air condit ioning, radio, heater, com pletely serviced &: ready for dellvery. Bal. ance of warranty available. S2550. Lie. XWS 707 Johnson & Son, 2626 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 540-56:11. 1969 LTD 2 D• HT DRIVEN ONLY 21,000 Ml. Exceptionally clean throua;h. out, beautiful medium blue metallic exterior. Dark hiUe landau root, aatln black In. terior. Auto trans, radio, heater, power steering, pow. er brakes, factory a ir. See and ask 10 drive !his at- tractive car today. ZNV540 . Johnson & Son, 2626 Harbor, C.M. 5-l(}..5630. faetory air c:end. Vinyl top, 1969 t'ORD Falrlane, P/S. PERSONIFIED SINCE NE\V power 1tter., power disc P /B, F .A; Vecy Io w Th.ls beautiful to p of the Dealer owned, dealer main. b II • Ip~ t II tanced since. brand new. 1'1!.kes, aulO crans., stereo n1 eui e equ ........ o PU ,M...,..,..., llnt has the popular cury Hne, ref1ects load ~are throughout and is equipped $895 Bill JoMs' ul · I + t·a1·1,. 2~ ~I• St ""1••· -·--., Driven only 10,000 mi. buy. m llp ex 1tereotape etc, • • · MJ ..,. • .,...,....... J.O dar. k Ivy --en metallic tin-'" II '-' e•~ ·er f'e{'elves bal11.nce of SY"' etc & Jeu than u,CXXI m es. '&I F11.irlane Sw.tion wa&:on, lsh with matching Interior Ask for ?>1r. Gr11.nnl1 MG-86-10 Sportscar Canta with all the IW(':1f>' features. B J Automatic tranlinisalon, A).f. • • t't.l 1tent0 r11tUo, heater, HJJ H.t.or, C.M. 14M4tl power 1tetrfni, power bRk> '66 COBRA l>fustana, M US T Sell sharp 1966 Corvel1r t'Onv w/rnm 11 .T. 427, 4-spd. lmmac contl. .. ..,,,.,.. '57 VETIE, Good cond. $4~ or IM-i;1 olfrr. <<MAD~•••• 739 V-8 •.1.11~ .... n,rui. ha''u1'' and black landau roof. ::::wd:~ ~~u~af1i1~;~ho~;~ •~ air cond. " i..uy o!{er -"'·w--..1 with all tbe IUX-~ t'.,...... medium blUe lnterior and ib l'd. ~-li42-l606. ury features. Auto trans, ,... .~ bl .A_.. dll.nl ue landau top. Auto Ca~ JEEP dio, heater. power steerlni. trarl!I, radio, Maier, power CAD H.LAC pt'Wer brakes, ROWer win-stttrlna:, power brakes, fac. ea., powe~ windoWI, 6 way rond. All xt:ru. Aaldfll J>OM.r seat, lactory &Jr -::on-$1100. Must see to appr . dltioning, cruise contrel, tilt fjQ-1738 or -499-1180. AUTHORIZ[D D£J..l£R '!i6 JEEP Wgneer, p/s, p/b. dows. power ~.1 ~ way, tory alt oond plus tinted '65 CTRY Squire s!. \\'gn. 2600 HARBOR BL., -I v.·hl drive, auto trans, factory alr cond1uon1ng, &et '60 CORVE'JTE, 2 tops, 4-'62 LANCER, 6 cyl., auto. RI H, PIB, PIS, !!-pass. f II I -!um V""'"" glau, w/w tltts etc. Com- R H · COSTA l\1ESA \\111.nier hubs 548-7831 I O exce en p ... m "&w~ te•alu iced nd ad spd, oulst~nding rond. & , n e _w batlery, tires. n<'V.' trans gd tu'f's $700 C 5-1 9 R tires Ask lor delTIQllSlralion P .......,. lel"V 8 re Y * 673~11 * __ Clean. $.27;i 6-1:.-2768. 642-382, al: 0-100 Open Sunday MER CU y in this outstandlng'car. Lie toi;dellwry. 003.AGO. Clear- Aft 6: 546-2531 DODGE wheel plus l'o!ichelin X rt-MUST ANG 'i9-fstbk, VI, dial tires &: style .... 1tetl ·auto. Air, p s Ip b . Im wheels. See & drive today. maculate. $.2095. 642-08U. XW..78. Johnson & Son, 2626 1968 ti-1UST ANG-Eco Harbor, C.W.. 540.5630. 6 cyt, st\ck shift. 1 owner. .~~,009=-c·onVETI~.: <1-spd / SURf'ERS special '62 Dodge I 1959 Ford Pickup, runs .f.!:rod • I Y"WW483. Jo~ k Son, 11nce priced. J ohnson It Son, X1nt cond. 847-:@51. '68 COUGAR XR7 ' MUSTANG GT .m. Mpd. Air C'ond, Sllvrr 8t black Lance v.-agon $110 5J&...TI91 $250 .. or besl offer. Call . '70 FORD L TO . 1 ,69 MARQUIS WAGON 2626 Ha:OOr. C.M. 540-5630. 2626 H~bcr Blvd., C.M. 642...filjfi Prl\'ate parly. mornings at 830-4310. Private Party. Blue with I LEAVING F-1· d 1y '_,...,.,.~=~· ==~~~-COUG AR--~9DODG!::"CA:-.1PER VAN 1 "69 FORD Su1>f!r Van, 11.uto I bla ck Landau top, _air cone!. 10 Pusenaer. !YCN '5) !\.lust Sacrif~ ~:2 1~~er~rY i · NOW'S THE A" ~_. ' I N' SlllJO ir co'"'-· v1ny 1op., ice ear. 546-SJlG or 642_3675 8-CyJ stick shift. lrans. V-R. $2000. C 11 I l aml fm ste~ rad10, .f neiv Whole 1 Book S2SSO Best otfer .>16--4232. TIME FOR (WXE042) \Yholesale Book, 5 CON V ERTIBl.E-VB ;um. . , '67. Lo miles ~;xc.:t>pl rlr;1n. Auto. R. P/S, P/B. A J ev.·el $1675 54()...0681. s1.1.-l(J * * 642-618~ 893-7ID:i 9AM-4P~I. I ~ires .. 26,000 miles, custom 58 e52899 · a FORD ! '67 FORD G:il11xic 500. Slick. 1~ter1or, pi s, pl h, 390 en-BUSIEST ·marketpla~ In ... CK CASH air, new Michelin~. Clean. g1ne. BARWICK towr.. The DAILY PILOT THR' OUGH A $1890 BARWICK auto, Ps/Pb, lactory • air. $595/offer. 8JG...9466. '69 MACH I, sharp. Mus aell. Prtvate party. 64&-3901 '67 COUGAR XR-:-7~inyl top, 11 ir l"Ond. PS, ne\v 1irrs $15.'10. 4!1-1-3672 or 4g.1.7400, 1969 Ford Jet 2-<lr. Lo mi. For sale or will take trade. 642-4610. 1 01vner. 644-262·\. Make Otter. 673-ll7S IMPORTS INC. Classified i;ection. Sav e '65 Ford Ranche t"O, R/H, '69 COUNTRY Squire. Air DATSUN money, time ~-emftort by DAILY PILOT Air, S375. Tra1-eling, n1ust cond. R.&H . luggage rack. I ho PP in g u u your WANT AD IMPORTS INC, DATSUN '65 lluo'910<mvt. Au!D., V8. sC'H. 5'1&-9().17. Loaded. $2200. 833-1467 998 So. Cst. Hwy, LB (M.9m armchair. 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, Used 990 Autos, New 980 ~A-u-to-,-.~N~.-w---~9~80~ Autos, Used EL CAMINOS 1970 Gnld. 6 cylinder, SAVE 1 969 Sup<-c Spoct 396 SAVE sUck shift, likr nr111• (56982F I V8, R&li, 4 speed, stereo taJ)E', this has tonn<'au co1·!'r, it's nic<'. {\'QB5801 1970 Supcc Sport 396 $AVE 1967 \18. automatic, SAVE V8, 4 speed, R&H, P.S .. a ir. R&l·I, r .s., Rir. Beautiful gold Gorq~1:1s .• ncar JiCv.'. i85034EI car. (USY397J 17 • PICKUPS -17 GREAT SELECTION 1/2 AND 3.4 TON SOME WITH CAMPERS WE NEED TO SELL. COME SEE. PICTURE PERFECT INTERESTED IN A COLLECTORS PIECE? 1954 Chevy. V8 stepside pick· up v.·ith stick on the floor, V8. l-l as been renewed by a meticulous person and de· serves a hon1e with a simil a r person. Sure nice. (T30252 ) ~-----w THE ONLY ONI! 1945 JEEP 4 wheel dri ve. You can't be- lieve how nice with soft top . high rubber, lockin g hubs and lOO~b 30 day guarantee on parts & labor, it's that good . IYCR361 ) 1970 IMPALA 4 DR . H.T. It, H., aula., l",S., fa,tory ,1,, 11.amalnlng Ch.vrol•t fa,+e'l w•r•anty at .no ch1r9e to you -T~i 1 car i1 1howroom fr•1h-(J49ASUJ 1970 MALIBU SPORT COUPE 100 1. JO day parh I labor w•rr•nly from 111, R•m1in- ing factory warranty to 50,000 mi. no coli to vou. H•1 •uto .. J SO VI, f.,+. •ir, P.S. -C••tm puff . (052· ABX ) 1970 IMPALA SPORT COUPE 2 Dr. H.T. Anolh1r 1001. Oe•l•r. 50,000 ..,;, r1mainin9 no ch1r9e fac tory 9u1r1n· lttd car with vi nyi roof, I".$., t ir, auto., rtclio, -Su•• 1i n;c, -!llJACDI 1969 CAMARO ? • • • • • • THEY'RE HERE! 1969 NOYA COUPE VI . 2 ioor coupt , radio, 1utc1. lr1n1. -Htl w1rr1nly book a jtl cl•al1r 100'11. ,..,.,. an'l••· 0 da y1 p1rh & labor. My! Mv l (ZLP494 ) $2099 1969 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE 2 ,dr. H.l., ... ;.,yt roof. P.S., auto .. 1i•. NICE -R1m•in- ing w1 rr•l\ly f•om Ch .... rof•t. {YYNOSI ) 1969 MALIBU COUPE 2 dr. Ha rd!cp. Ed1nded fi t· lory Wftrr1nt v av1:labla. - 100 Y, Oe1!er 30 div guaran· +1• on •v11vth>n9, h•• R .. H .. ft.S .. auto. tr1n1., vlnyl roof -1ur• i1 1 atron9 b•1utiful ca r. IYOM055l $2339 1!69 KINGSWOOO . 1967 'IMPALA 2 DR . HARDTOP VI , •. , H., P,S., • ..,10., tir. -Y•u 111ra t~ulJ fry th i1 on for 1i11, -!lU2240) $1599 1967 MALIBU 2 DR. HARDTOP R .. H .. 1uto. tr•~•-· P.S., - Nie• -Tr•m•ndou• buy. ()6,100) 1967 NOYA 2 DR. HARDTOP Auto. tr1n1., P.S., rtdio, nic1 own •r -( P225 ! ) 1966 CHEVROLET 99S So. Cs!. Hwy, LB 494.9771 Good oond. MoviJ'li:. $700 or 990 Autos, New 9sQ offer. 642-499.1. " • • • ,--·--·-~~ --'1968 PONTIAC . FIREBIRD ~H,t1'1 a 1l••P•r. H•• R., H., l".S., auto. tran1., •ir concl,, .,invl roof -lt'1 too ch••P -Ha i ••mtinin9 warranty, lhat'1 good. (VVMOl I I ~399 . WOULD YOU BUY 1li• mo11 go191ou1 1967 C1diU1c 4 door ~a rcltop i~ 111 of Soulh11n Califor n;t - N,.,.. gold vinyl roof, clim1lt control 1ir, ,1,,, •••h, win- dow1 , power door lodc:1, AM- FM rtcl io. on1 own•• hi.+orv availabl e -W, pa inttd ii Stardu1t Iron.at and if'1 1ut• ~•tulil11I. lt'i not cheep, b..,t if1 e 'rtli Ct r. (7270124 ). 1969 OLDS 2 DR . HARDTOP Cutl111 Coupt. -H11 air, P.S., 1it r10, ~in~I roof, S11r1 9ollt bt c~••P· (VSVJ211 · 196& FORD OLDSMOBILE • OLDS '70 98 Coupe Luxuriou1 hardtop cpe. with Factory Air Condltlonlna", full pov.·~r. vinyl rop, tapes. try interior, ll'Unk opener, push button radio, Wt 4. 1elescopic steering: most every deluxe extra A: law, ~ mileage & abaolutely "~ . fresh thruout. ·-Ito .. & driven """'WE' 1964 01a1 c onvertible Dynamic 811. Ps/Pb, new titts &. battery. Sac $385. 64&-5639; aft 6, 613-5719. IMMAC '66 Olds CUtlaaa . Auto, r&h, ps/pb, New trans & brakes. Runs sreat . $1095 or best offer. 54().....-4.912 . '83 Olds 88, 4 door, auto trans, a1r, p1/b. 646.77M days, 548-1686 eves. 1964 OLDS Real clean, rum good, good tires ;s2s . 548-8778 ·=;---:":"--..... <lOLDS 76' Dl!LTA ''U'' Deluxe 4-door l«lan. Fa air conditioning, power steerina. ' 'power brakH, automat1c tn.na., racUo, beat. er, wsw tiN1, etc. An ex- ceptionally ruee car. (~ ADWJ, . $999 ib ff:. '~CA~~ • ' ",. AUTHORIZED DUUlll 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MES..\: Oal! :540-9100 O,.n :Sunday • PLYMOUTH LUXURY car. 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury 383. Heavy duty suspension .\ brake pt.ckqe + all options. Make ofter. 642--1126. - '70 CUDA, Big 6, Fir Mk, 3:1 mph, +t,000 mrs war, left, $2!!0 & T.0 .P, ·" f67. 54-4-!ll34 1968 PLYMOUTH ROAD RUNNER 426 Hem!, 4-apeed & tach. 962--0ltt. PONTIAC • '68 Bonneville, fae air OOnc1, $1695. • '.69 GTO, tac 1ir cond, ;2195. WU! ArTa.nie tine. 5.14-5960 or 584--0113~ '68 GTO. Xlnt oond. Air· cond. 36,000 ml. 1 tmWe owner. ;1895. St8-'18M 982 PON'l'lAc v~ ~ 2 dr Hard-top. Clef.In $2S5 . .51J.4145 or 8J8.ll5f WE PROMISED TO TREAT YOU LIKE CUSTOMERS 2 DR. 'HARDTOP 6:1'ASS. WAGON •IMPALA SUPER SPT V. TON SUPER VAN '66 GTO , 4-1pd, Pittfit ,iifti N.-bnt.kes, AM/FM, Im- maculate, $ll50. 646-63115." '67 GTO ~ -auto hN:, pa:fpb. Air. Xlnt cond. ;1325/otter, &U-121.1 WE'RE HERE! 2828 HARBOR BbVD. Lik• lr1l'ICI N1,... ' cyf., 1ticlr -Rad ii , hatl•ri t ,794 "'11••· C•r . It ,br1nd 111aw - Erltrior ,..1;,,., Swr• htt ..Y• ball. 1211.Cl95 J VI, 310 cu, in. r1dio, P.S .. 11/lo, h1n1., •ir cond., lug-t•9• rac• -Thi1 h11 lo b• ona ef tho1 a buy'1 -Sur• ""' hi ve th• warranty boo~. Th• mil•1 ••• ri9hf i nd wl ll lr1d• or dial. (571401 $2899 • " 5.46~ 110 3 Coup• -VI, t ufo., r1dio, l".S., air, vlnyl roof, bucket 1M·h, con1el• -Ti•• thi1 holl'I• far vour n•l9hbor1 lo IHk 1t. (ll.Yl"IJ2 1 ,. 11699 Ec1noli~1. lt'1 1quipp•d lilr• you w1nt It. -coma 1ea, 1ticlr 1h ift, with r1clio.-81t- l1t hurry 1 1••~co1. . C01TA M'ESA. · '62 TEMPEST -Nsw \lilvea & llft~ra. Good oond, $1lQ. llU-7736. 1963 Grand Prix • Pa/Pw/Pb, alr, r&h, Jo mi. Good cond. $425. 5'1s.!i&45 RAMBLER '63 RAMJ.ILER 4 dr 1 Very -'·=' l'fJ(l PH,.te pty, • T-lllD ' MUST JtiCIUICi, 'ii fad, All pwr; Air, MkMU8 x tittt. st&--7972. VALIANT '68 PLY. Vallant. Go.od -· ~· 4IJl,!lflO .. -I p.m., S'l'Ml99t'. ' I 'C VALIA!IT . 81 1~ H.T., .4. T,; DI ,jir, bfll rodto, dean llJIO. - hlliji;,,.. ·~i;: ·""-' ,,_.,~ Cl....,.., l .. \' ALL NEW 1971 PINTO Order Your .Choice of 15 Colors NOW! The Pinto cen turn _i n 31.5 feet. 75 hone power, 1690 • CC Pinto is dreued with 26 lbs. of paint, f u 11 y synchronized transmiuion, 5 main bearings, reek & pinion steerin9 like greet European Sport Cen. IMAGINE! WHEN YOU BUY .'A _NEW 1971 PINTO WE WILL PAY FOR ALL • -T-HE GAS IT USES FOR TWO FUtl MONTHS THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY AT SUNSET FORD HURRY! THIS OFFER EXPIRES SOONI ALL ·(!ASOLINI MUST BE DISBURSED AT SUNSET FORD With The Purchase Of A NEW 1971 PINTO -••• 1911 FORD ·-"The Little,. Long Distance Car'' Order 15 Colors. ONLY $2074 + PLUS TAX '71 LICENSI TOTAL 06 PER MONTH FOR · - 36 MONTHS 0.4 .. $ 101.71 $ 47.00 $22Z4.71 $ J00.00 $lfZ4.71 DOWN PAYMENT IALANCE Your Choice-- of Aroy One of 15 Color1. 75 1970 IRAND NEW FORDS STILL IN STOCK AT DllASTICALL Y Hurry! HURRY! !XAMPLE ONLY! $JOO J1 th• t.tel ll ow11 peym.nt. $'41.ll h tht tot•! "''11thly p•'fl'lt911f h1clitA.t fox, lico1110 •!Id •II C•tTYillt chat9111 011 bt11k-epprovM c...Jit fof )6 "'0Mh1 plU1 -f-1N ........ •j $750.00 O.f.,,.ed ptyJM.+ priit1 it $J71JJ6 i1teludiat h1tono1t, fox I. lic•n••· ANNUAL PEI• CENT AGE RATi 1$ 12.02'%.. Soriol N .. 1]7471J. $11J.71--ttt-,._ $47 .... "J'J U.-., SJll4.71 ,...._ SJOI h• ..,._., 51924.n W... ·-' ' . . ' REDUCED PRICES! NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH BIG SAVINGS!! '61 CHiv. CAMPER YAN V-8, auto., R•H. FHp top eamper Cl.mpei. top retr&ctablt, W to believe! CXDM 142). ''5 DATSUN Station Wagon. New valve job. •6i VWIUS 10 .pusenger. R.lH, v.,,, o.nr s.. to ...,..., ..... (921624). '61 VOLllSWAGlll "HOUSI 'CAI• Radio&: heater, wltlte finil.b. Must att! (X'I'K 355J. '67 CORTINA GT Very clean. {TPN 427) 9 2 Dr. Hardtop. VS, automaUc tranL, power '67 FORD GALAXIE $1 59-9 steering, air conditlonin&, loaded. 36,000 act. miles. (TYW 895) '61 TORINO GT Futha.ck .390 V..S. 4 1pttd (WTE 262). 'H PLYMOUTH Road Runner. VB. 4~ CXTM 133). 'H GALAXll. IOO Hudtop Coupe. Air Cond., Sttteo Radio. ·(&ll.lBNO). 'H LTD COUPI Landau Top. Air CondlUorun,. ,.Sharp." IYGJ 308). 10 put., VB, automaUc tra.na., power · '6' COUNTlY SID. STATION W•N, $1199 stffttnr, power brakes. (SXG 379) '61 ''T" lllD VS. automaUc trans .. ~v.·er steering, power windows. alr, nice car. {PCF 400) '6t MUSTANIO H.T. eo.p,. V.S,, auto .• PIS. · 111r:ezyg: 'l8T)o Kelh)r low book '2075, Kell0y Triail S2'12Q. '6t .PLJMOUTK IOAD IUNllR v.s,·......._ CXTM l.SB>~ 'H PL YMOUYH FUIY Ill 4 Dr. Hardtop. Landau top, air cond. (XSJ 389), '61 TRIUMPH GT 6 Futback. Check t.hls prlc•. #VHG904. '6t IUICK IMllA 1.Andau Coupe. Full power, Air, Mi· FM. Brand New Tires. A a-rn Putt. (YRW 291). '" CADIUAC SDN. Dmw J'ull power. air. e·XDA"'27. '' .'71 '•~ 100 •RT. C't>e-Alr Cond. i..ndau ·Top. · • 6'8 AND, 'U PONTIAC CHO CPI. VS. Auto.;. Power Steerinc, Air CondlUontnr. SMK 847. s999 'H PONTIAC LE MANS Hard.top Coupe. 350. ' Speed. Sharp. CZAC 336 l. 2 door Hardtop. 6 cyl., automatic tran"i• '70 MUSTANG s2499 mission, powet" steering, white side walls. C2 to choose from) (846 ACJ > '61 YW IUS Camper Sundial Equipped. Llc. xcx::: 303. ''7 CAMARC CONVERTIBLE 4 Speed Power HollM!. C\VAB 266), '67 TOYOTA CORONA Radio, :Heater, Automatic. Only 28,000 miles. UYS 708. '61 AUSTIN AMERICAN Aulom11.tlc1 Radio, Heater. XVP 094. 'H COIYITTI STINGRAY Futback. 4 Speed. 3Z1 V8 Engine. COKN196). -'H MACH I 4 s~. Racing Green. (WMU 987). '67 TRIUMPH GT Fatback, Six. Very sharp. vov 909. '61 CHEV. SPORT YAN Camper.~-Auto., Pop-Up Top. All The Goodies. (XO~! 742). ~599 TAKE YALllY . YtlW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY' '• .. .... =w IOcf[lollT . YOlll CAR ·WI WOUL{I LIO TO snVICl IT l '61 VW IUS 7 Puaencer. Radio le Heater. #3308. '61 CHEV. MALllU Hardtop Coupe. Landau Top. 307, Stick. (VMP l&l). 'H FALCON 4 Door, VS. automatic; Pwr. iilftl1ns, Thrifty, yet a lot Of"""""'· (XUH 985), 70 VWCAMPU BeautUuL (ZXX 119) '70 YW CAMPER Lo-Lo miles. Side Sliding Doors. Sleeps 5! Like New.! Mmt See lt! (ZXX 119). '61 CHEV. 'i•·TON PICK UP Auto. Trans .. Yellow. (84448Al . "61vw1u• Radio, HYter. V "l' Shup. WEB 31S. 'U FOID f.100 With Gem Top Clmper. (Uc. 48750C). '61 FIAT llO FASTIACll WKJ 999. ' Radio, Heet~<On1y 18,000m.iles. • •, FORD I s2150 ~799 2099 ~199 st299 ' ' I, DAILY PILOT ORANG[ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA JANUARY 16, 1971 FOR COY. RONALD REAGAN, CoUjomia I Mt.rd Ila.I yo• NJid if •A)'Ofte U poor, il'a laia °'°" f••"· 1. llaU 1r11et -ll•rJorie Mae/fleeli- U., s.,. Mauo, C•Uf. • No. What I have said repeatedly ia that the present welfare system ia a colossal fa.ilure. It i.a perpetuating po•erty instead of making people self-sufficieoL Public as~istaoce should go to those who truly need our help. But, unfortunately, the present welfare system permits those who are not in need of public aaaistance to use the hundreds of loopholes and con· fusing regulations LO get themselves on welfare. This must be changed, or we will bankrupt the state as well as the nation, while simultaneously depriving those w+io need help required for a decent human existence. FOR JOE PURERTY, -U..Orof "M~MaUel" 1'lao1 Mier laapperaed lo ouchor Norman /flaU- er'• wua of ""''""- !¥ et11 Yorlr City IM 51•• af«a. o/ clae Union?-lflr•. L. R. Joluuo11, F aca, Tes .. • Alter Ma.iler lost the Democratic pri· mary nomination for mayor of New York in 1969, Mayor Lindsay asked to see the campaign's po1ition papers on the sub- ject. The city of Milwaukee may get lo vote on becoming the Slat state before New York City ever doet1. Their mayor requested the same papers. FOR JOB/¥ SHAFFER, AJministra.ior, FeJeraJ Afliotion AdminislTatum Flaicla u 1M buaieal airport in llae Unite4 Saaua?-R. P. /tlorru, Olr.lalwrno CUy, Olr.la. e The busiest airport in the Unjted States is Chlcago's O'Hare International. In 1969 it handled 676.473 aircraft opera. tion&, including both takcotls and land- ings, for a daily average of more than l ,800. Out of this total, 632,020 were air- carricr operations, and there were 41,lll operation• by private! y owned aircraft. The remaining 3,332 operations were by military aircraft. FOR K.4R.EN SCHNEIDER, Pan AtMriCOll lntemalion.cU StetDardeu Colle6e. Miami Do you daiAlc •U-rd- ..... •lwudtl wear uni- /ona.1-.4. S. Kra.,ils, Fore•• RU!., N.Y. • Y cs, I do be!ifle 1tcwarde&llea should wear un.iforma. The passengers need to be able to identify cabin attendants both during 8ipt and on the 11ound. A uni- form belpa to acne thi1 purpoee. It al.so crhemer'ourself aids in identifying airline personnel from those of another carrier. Today's uni· form!I are fashionable in their styles and by wearing them, stcwardesees ma..intain their internation:tl image of fashion pace setlels. FOR DON.4.LD JOR!¥SOI¥, Adminilt.rator, Y eterans Admi!IUtratioll I/ a 11eeeran reeei"U., HMliefH:onJUJded dia. a bllily compen1a1ion 1no.,e1 lo A ualralia, tlaea M /or/eh laia riflala lo 1alft4}1 I/ not, ia cluJre any penol.ly?-JP;J, liam G. Snailla, Den1on., Te;ca• • No. A veteran may live wherever he wishes and still receive bis disability com- pen!lation checks. The one c'lception it that chcck5 are not mailed "behind the Iron Curta..in" as there ~ no assurance they will reach the intended recipient. • No on~ specifically deaign11 my clothe&. The show's costumers and I go to various ahopa and pick out piece. LO make an ensemble. Rarely do I wear the same out· 6t-maybe one piece with a new one. POR }. EDGAR ROOJ'ER, Director. FBI Race crilfWJ• comm~ led by toanMJn been on cluJ increueP--Opal T. Te,,.pte, Balora Ro~e. La. • Crime figures for 1969, compiled by the FBI from nationwide police rcport8, djsclosed that female arrests for all crimi- nal acts, except uaffir oflen&cs, increased 12 percent, while male arrcsl.8 rose four percent over 1968. Long.term trend!!, 196(}.1969, reveal that female arrCl!ts in· creased !l6 percent, while male arrests rose 20 percent. FOR D.4J'ID REPWGLE. Prtside11l, C. & C. Merriam Co W'laal u Ila~ mo•I tJer· .alik eoortl in IM E~ 1tula loftfuo1e?-~ ell Seerer, Canion, Ola.lo • Then: can be many candjdatcs for this honor, but according to lex.icographcn at Merriam-Webster, the prize goes to the aimplc, three-letter word "aet." There uc more than 200 mcan.ingg that can he ap- plied to "set." whether it'a used a11 a noun, a verb, 4D adjective, or an adverb. "Set" takes up more space in the dic- tionary than any other word. You can "set a king on a throne." and "watch the !!Un set," and "set an example." You can 14sel your hair," become "set in your ways," dislike "set speeches.," and "set a record." You can watch gelatin "set," and relax at a dance "between !lets." Does that "aet'' you straight? FOR DOROTHY AJVDREW'S KADIS, TretUurer o/ the U.S. I ha11e noilcetl tiara in.. •~•d of teuer• al clae en4 of number• on pa· ,,er currency. ff OWJ of· un d.oea claia occur in -llae tllf/ere,., deno..W.Oliona and t11Mn tl'4l '1W pracllttJ be1inP-E. LotoeU, Bi61aland Park, 1¥.J. e The green star at the end of the serial number on Federal Resenc Notes of a dollar through SlOO denominations sig- nifies the bill is a replacement Note. On an average, three out of every 100 bills printed become defective at M>mc point during the printing process. Examiners pull these bill. and replace them with "star" Notes which have an independent numbering system of their own. Star Notes were first printed in 1910. In the SIOO denomination, United States Notes, the star appears at the beginning of the serial number and is red. FOR DOC SE'YERl!VSON, NBC OrrlieslTa Hoto dill you acquire cluJ mclut.am4! '' D~? -Mr1. E. 0 . Biruen, Lan.co1'8r, Pa. • My father was known as "Big Doc" Severinson. "Big Doc'' was given his moniker by the people of Arlington, Ore., where he was the only dentist. When I was born, I was tagged "Lit.tic Doc,'' and the nickname bas stayed with me. l pr!"· fer Doc to Carl, my gi·1en name. FOR /ti.ARTY MILNER, nls "Adam 12" Did 10• lsnoeo Ke"' MeCord be/ore yoar parmeralaip on "Adam 121" I/ .a, for lwa.o f.o"61 }' Oii Helll lo 6«1 aio,.. .a eoeU.--randa Hen4rick, c1aaa......., " .. e No, J had never met Kent McCord un- til we started portraying police officers together an the show. FOR GIUllAM KERR, 1'111 "GaUo~ wunnet" Do you coolc aU JJWJ0'4 /or your fo.uly?-/tlra. !Y. FarreU, Claampai6n; IU. • A New 7.ealand friend named Jillian cooks the meals from my cook.boob. Also, I teat up to seven recil>f<S a day for the next series of tapingg, so there is always something on band at all times in caae of hunger pangs. POR LEON.ARD SRECTER, tW.llwr of .. TA.e Jock.I" I• it erue you predicud IM De""y McLaU. acon- alt-J ame• RuueU, / ( AmMrat, 1¥.Y. I 1,11 • No ... The J ocks" was Jini8hed well be- fore Denny's involvement with book· makers became known. But in the la.st chapter of the book l did write: "There are shadows on our land, ah.dow11 of bate and wu and poverty and de1pair. So we get caught up in games. There must be better ways to spend our time. For when we spend it, we are returned falsity. We C4llllot even be aure OW' games arc honest. The qwck buck, the carpetbllf)ging, cheating owner, the bet, the 6.s, the dump uc alwaya there, lurk- ing just beneath the surf.ace and at the edges of our minds'.' Wanl to aak a fa-penoe • ..,..eellon? Yow ca11 thro .... di.Ito eohmm, and we'll .rel &he •-er from the sw-lnenl pt:n0n ,._ ~i.e. SeftCI q-d<tn, prelenobty oa a po.I card, to Aak Thea YearMlf, llanally W~kly, 641 Les.lnctoa .be., New York, N.Y. 1002%. We eannol aek.owf.edce .-e.tioN, bnt I S wlU be poUd (or eaeh one uaed, Fanzi.Jy Week.{y Tfte NewspoJMr Mo9o:dne Jatt."4'11 11, U11 LEONARD 5. DAVIDOW PruitUt« MottT PBtSICY l>dHor·i,,.-Cl«ef MOITON BANK P...WW.n lltA•IUS N.. TatNOUI A rt nirttlbY W. PAGE 'OfOMPSON Adc:_, .. ,.,o o .. rctor ltOZ AUEVAYA ~·omnt·, F'coture Ed.to, AdtJrrt&ai"ll Mor.: 0..-ltl M. ......__ .... ; Marie.Ci"" MElANIE DE PIOfT '"" EtlilA>r f>irrct-: SW L.r,whky; N*W Y ... • :;au. lilvr.: 0-ltl Au°""u Edit-•: Mal ~. s. w ... ; Re(1ioMJ st:'r,r·:......, J. ~"''-'• I Mii•-"-IMITf, ,.,... w....t.1; ~ .. ~_A,~~vrJ .: .,._._!.1l. ~11; Cll~':__s.J# "-J. Opp u•:.U. u, w ... c.-t ,..,,,. .• -, r.; .,....,,. 8el. ll11r.: W"'-1. Aa.UC.tl& Art Diraetor: 0...,. 1- Aa••-. Jir.; ~tlleno Ad.,. Mvr.: Sfe,..., J. A.h~ N_.,.,,..-s.nn...: Pn.oei°"• lric ~ R~......, D. c:.-,, l-1111 ......... I o.tt-: "~'""· c. .... .,... H. •m..t. "'--H. O'Nel Pr&<ft1dioY& CXrrdor• Meotti. St.....,._ lrMi.riel • A4•~•11 H•"'1-"-9: 641 lH...,_ A-.• New Y_,. N.Y. ltlft --------· 1m, JAMllY Wl•lY, INC. Alfa ...... _,,.. You are invited to mail your questions or comments about any article or adVertisement that appears In family Weekly. Your letter will receive a pl'ompt answer. Write to Service Editor, Famil' Weekly, 641 lexlngton Avenue, New York, ft.Y. 10022. I Love My Wife, But Oh, You Beaµty Queen! I have a little black book bulging _ with the telephone numbers of the most gorgeous blondes, brunettes, and red- heads in the country. Frequently I have t.o lunch and dine with these pretties, or study their 36-24- 36 dimensions as they strut before me in swimsuits. My wife is, on occasion, understand- ably upset. Yet how can I convince her that this is business and not pleasure? It all started three years ago, when 1 began research for a OCivel. "The Con- test," which reveals what happens be- hind the scenes when beautiful girls converge on "Surf City," dreaming of winning the "Princess America" pag- eant. Are the contests Tigged? Are the chaperones ever-vigilant? Why do girls enter these contests? These were some of the things I wanted to find out. To learn the an- swers, I of course had to interview scores of cit-beauty queens, judges, chaperones, and officials. In addition, l became an observer or a judge. By MORT WEISINGER My wife didn't object when I was asked to judge the contestants for the Lillie Miss America title, naturally, for they ranged in age from five to 10. Nor did she get upset when I became an observer at the Most Glamorous Grand- mother Pageant. But she put her spiked heels down when I told her I was going to observe the Miss Nude Amer- ica contest. O ne day my wife's eyes held the tri- umphant gleam of a jailer who has just found a fi le in a prisoner's bread-loaf. "I was getting your suits ready for the cleaner, and this fell out of a pocket," she said. She exhibited a silver religious medallion. "Look at the name engTaved on the back," she went on. "'Mary Lou Jensen.' lsn 't she the girl you voted to name Miss Stars & Stripes?" "Honey," I said, "don't you know that lll06t pageants ban participants from wearing religious medallions be- cause it might prejudice the judges? Mary Lou asked me to hold it for her. I forgot to return it." This worked, but a few days later, Beauty-con/est researchLr W efsinger is surroUlllkd by shapely "subject materiaf' (above) during a pageant. But his wife prefers it when he works with younger be1JJ.1ty queens (right). while I was transcribing an interview from my tape recorder, my wife ap- peared just in time to hear the sugary drawl of a Miss Georgia saying: "Mort Weisinger, you are one of the nicest judges Ah'vc ever met." Once again my wife gave me that look. ''I know what you're thjnJcing, dear," I said. "I asked this girt to auto- graph my menu. But she told me it is against the rules for a contestant to write her name on anything but an authentic autogra.ph book.. No menus. No napkins. No programs. This ru1e has been in effect ever since some joker banded a girl a paper to sign that turned out to be a petition for some- thing. So, instead, she dictated one for my recorder." Then there was the time l returned home from Miami after a week of watching the Miss Universe finals.. l was surprised to sec my wife wearing a dirndl skirt and an embroidered blouse. "You told me on the phone that Miss Finland was your favorite, so I picked up this Scandinavian outfit to celebrate our reunion," she said. While she got dinner ready, 1 told her of my hard week's work interview- ing Miss Thailand, Miss Greece, Miss France, and others. "Around the world with 80 girlci! But you did like Miss Finland best, didn't your' my wife pursued. "Yes,., I said. "'Then here's your dinner, in honor of Miss Finland!" She shoved a plate before me, bare but for an uncooked mackerel, tail and all. As I stared into the sunk.en eyes of the dead fish, my wife pouted: "I read in some column Weisinger warily watchLs fOI' wife while chatting with Miss American Teen-Ager. that your Miss Finland loves raw fish." I think the happiest moment in our marriage was when I told my wife that my research was over. and that from here on I would be glued to my type- writer. But a few days later she re- ported gloomily: "Guess who our new ne.ighbor is? Linda Bement, Miss Uni- verse of 1960. She's a knockout!" Naturally, I would have to call Linda on the phone often to discuss some aspects of my book. "Do you have to yak with her so much?" my wife asked "Honey, it's pure research," I said. "Linda just gave me a nifty anecdote." She hmpfed. But when the book was finished, we celebrated with caviar and champagne. ''N o more beautiful girls." I said, lifting my glass. "My ncitt book will deal with astrologers." 'TU buy that," my wife said. But the neitl day I received a cable asking if I'd serve as a consultant to the 1971 Miss Venus Pageant. I had heard about this contest. It will be the super- compelition of all time. Allegedly, over 250,000 contestants throughout the world will vie for a huge priz.e. "Do it." my wife prodded. "It'll be gTeal puhlicity for your book." I accepted. A few weeks later, I phoned my wife. "Honey, guess what? They've appointed me as a judge. I'm to serve on an intematiooa.1 panel with Omar Sharif. the movie star, and Da- vid Merrick, the producer." "Grear!" she said. ". . . also Gina Lollobrigida and maybe Raquel Welch, and ... " "Spare me the details," she said. "Just remember to state on your in- come-tax return that you're a girl watcher, not a writer.'' But my wife is really a good kid. She knows she is my favorite beauty queen because the dedicati~n of my book reads: '1"o my wife, the fairest of them alJ ." • e In 1906, the coldest day of the year was February 14th. 0 1971-THC QUAACfl OATS COMP'ANY ay • g. === =======--·-- ---==-=-=-"'==-=======~ -==-=-=----=-=-=--===== J -~-I In 1938, the coldest day was January 30th. This year, when will It happen? Who knows? Maybe tomorrow. So how about a sunny breakfast of Aunt Jemima Pancakes and Aunt Jemima Syrup. Golden-hot pancakes, all buttered and syruped, have a way of warming everyone up. Try our newest. Complete Pancake Mix. (All you add is water.) Or use Original, Buttermilk, Buckwheat, or Easy Pour. But bring on the Aunt Jemimas. And put a little warm in your world. On the first day of the school term, red-haired, freck- le-faced Eric stood at the door of the kindergarten room and sobbed, "I won't go in there because I can't bring my kit- ten in ." On the second day, Judy. a pigtailed sccond-gTadcr, refused to play during recess. She tearfully confessed to ber teacher that she wa'> afraid of being hit by the big rubber ball. On the third day, Lisa, a bright fourth-grader, was asked a question in class and, although she knew the answer, butterflies invaded her stomach, and she silcntJy shook her head, flus- tered and embarrassed. These three were perfectly nonnal, ordinary youngsters. But they were plagued by fcan and anxieties that are a part of growing up. Most of us vague- ly remember similar childhood wor- ' ries; some of us have never entirely overcome the emotional scars we suf- fered as young children. Today Eric, Judy, and Lisa are luckier. Because they go to an elementary school that has a guidance counselor on its sta1J, they had someone to take their trou- bles to--someonc who bad the time to listen, the interest to care, and the ability to help. The elementary school guidance counselor i.s an important new member of America's educ.ltional structure. Guidance counselors have been active on tbe high-school level for some years; but it is only recently that elementary schools across tbc country have been hiring them. About 7 ,000 counselors are now on school staffs, and school superintendents and principals in many states would like to add more. But they arc faced with taxpayer resistance to spiraling school costs; and also with the argument that "teachers have been helping kids for years--why should we New Help El ementar y-school guidance counsel ors add specialists to the staff?" Why indeed? Mrs. Zelda Ferber, guidance counselor in two public schools in Port Washington, N.Y., of- fers this explanation : "It's often difficult for a teacher to combine the teaching role and the guidance role. The teacher is the au- thority figure who gives a youngster tests and grades. Children won't usu- ally talk freely to someone who they feel is judging them. But a counselor can assure a child that be can tell any- thing he wants, that bis secrets will be safe, and that no one will do anything but try to help him." Guidance counselors are especially trained to work with children, teachers, and parents so that normal children can develop to their full potential. They help a child learn what kind of person he is, what be can accomplish, how be feels about other people, how he feels about himself. One of the most important counseling goals is to help a child form a favorable self-image, to give him confidence to meet chaJlenges both in school and out of it. But does a child need trus help when he is ooJy six, seven, or eight years old? "He docs, because that is when a child is at a crucial stage of develop- ment." says Dr. Don Dinkmeyer, Pro- fessor of guidance and counseling at DePaul University in Chicago. "By the age of I 0 , a youngster's life style is often set. He already bas formed opin- ions about himself and others and al- titudes toward work and school. We should direct more of our services to youngsters in their early years instead of waiting until their outlook on life bas been molded." M rs. Ferber cites studjcs which show that by the time he finishes third grade a child has reached about 50 percent of the general achievement level he'll attain by his senior year in high school. "lf we can help a boy or girl function better in tbc early gTades, the child will keep on doing well," she points out lo other words, tbe elementary-school counselo£ tries to nip problems in the bud. A counselor's work. will be different with every student, io every school, and in every c-0mmunity, but the basic elements of guidance counseling arc fairly constant. We can call them the four C 's: Counseling, Consultation, Co- ordination, and Classroom gujdancc. CO UN SEUNG Eric, Judy, and Lisa were all helped by individual counseling, the procedure that usually takes more than half a counselor's time. Judy, for example, conquered her fear of the gym ball af- ter three sessions of talking and play- ing. The counselor and Judy tossed a smaJI ball back and forth, then a bigger one, then a ball of the same sii.e that bad seemed just recently so frightening on the playground. One-to-one counseling also helps children like Jack. a bright second- grader who suddenly refused to go to school, became ill when he was forced to do so, and constantly fought with other children. After 12 counseling sessions, during which he played with toys and talked, Jack was able to bring 10 the surface some of bis angry and troubled feelings about his parents' re- cent divorce. As he released some of these bottled-up emotions, his behavior gradually changed. By the cod of the counseling period, Jack was attending school regularly, getting good gTades. and playing on the school hockey team. Velma, 11. came for counseling be> cause she felt overwhelmed with vague worries. Her counselor suggested that she separate them into three categories: "Worries I Can Do Something About," "Worries I Could Do Something About," and "Worries I Can't Do Any- thing about." As counseling proceeded. Velma was able to transfer many of her arutieties from the third category to the first, and to recognize how much control she had over her own life. A counselor often makes good use of his limited time by talking to a group of children with similar concerns: newcomers to the school district, for instance. or under-achievers or young- sters who are always "getting into trou- ble." Airing problems common to all of them in front of a sympathetic lis- tener often helps them to fonnulate their own solutions. COORDINATION Part of the counselor's job is to e<>- ordinate tbc services of other school personnel. For example, a parent may call and say, "I don't know what to do with my daughter. She has become completely uncooperative and doesn't seem to have any fricom in school." Family Weekly/ Ja.nuary 17, 1971 for Childhood's Worries listen ... care ... and solve youngsters' problems The counselor will invite the girl m for a talk. By getting her to speak freely about the things that arc dis· rwbiog her-, she may be able to clear up the problem right there .. However, she may also schedule a case conference with the teacher, the school nurse, the principal, and even a consulting psy· chologist as well. If a child's problem is "not living up to his potential... the counselor may recommend psychological testing to find out what's keeping him back. The result may show that the child is really doing the best be can-but that the parents have set uorea.listically high goals for him. In that case, a counselor will have to get the parents to under· stand that not everyone can be an .. A .. student. When a troubled child has the prob. lcm of a difficult situation at home-- such as a mother who is an alcoholic or a father who has deserted the fam. ily--the counselor will work with the child to help her marshal her own r~ sources whjle a social worker seeks out the parents. CLASSROOM GUIDANCE "We get the most mileage out of counseling when the school counselor works closely with the classroom teacher," says Doctor Dinkmeyer. Many counselors meet with teachers regularly and visit their classrooms. to share with them a wide range of coun· seliog techniques. With the help of specially developed materials, such as photographs or film strips, the ooun· selor or teacher may lead class discus· sions on such topics as bow to make people feel good, how to make friends, bow to share. Such group activities are planned with specific goals. When Alice Goki· farb, a Columbia, Mo., teacher, realized she had in her class a child whom the others ridiculed, she instituted a new project. Each morning the children would write down why they liked the child of the day-because he "has clean teeth," "doesn't push in lioe," or "doeso 't tattle." After au the children bad their tum, M iss Goldfarb reported in the profn. sional journal Elementary School Guld· <JllU and Counseling, "The ridiculing has stopped entirely . Even my quiet children arc being more included and more appreciated. l feel the children have learned Lo see good in others." CONSULTATION The elementary-school guidance counselor can often help a child by con· suiting with his parents or teachers, and then bringing about changes in pa.rental or teaching practices. Ni~ year.old Billy. for example, WU Dot turning in his homework. Billy com· plai.oed to the counselor. "My mother makes me do the whole page wbeo my teacher only asks for three exercises-- and then my mother never likes the way I do it!" When the counselor phoned Billy's mother, she admitted that she became impatient when she tried to help her son with homework and agreed that it should be left be-- tween Billy and his teacher. Freed from maternal coercion, BlJly did better on his own than he had with her well-in· tentioned "help." Teo·year.old Emily bad always been a con5eieotious student until she reached fifth grade, when she seemed unable to complete assignments or con· centrate in class. The counselor feh Emily was under too much pressure to compete with her unusually quick classmates, and talked about this with Emily's teacheT. 'The teacher then ar· ranged an individualized reading pro. gram for Emily, and relaxed some of her homework requirements. Jimmy, a restleu fourth-grader, wu By SALLY OLDS constantly jumping up out of his seat, speak.jog out at the wrong time, pick· ing fights, and, in general, driving his teacher crazy. After meeting separate. ly with Jimmy and Mrs. Smith, his teacher, the counselor devised a be- havior chart that both of them woukJ keep. It listed such items u "walking quietly through the balls," "ataying in your seat during math," and "raising your band to ask a question." At the end of each day, Jimmy and Mra. Smith would each mark their charts according to the number of times Jimmy followed the behavior described. If their charts matched, Jim· my got a star. When he bad five stars, he received ao inexpensive miniature model car. After six weeks of keeping the chart, Jimmy was able to control bis behavior with no rewards. Recent studies in Ohio and Califor· nia show that most teacben in elemen- tary schools with guidance counselors are enthusiastic about their services. .. There are a few teachers who feel that the counselor is usurping their role or threatening their ability to work with children," says Ira Weiss. another Port Washington counselor. "But, we carefully approach the teacher with the attitude that we want to help him, and the overwhelming majerity welcomes our assistance." Elementary school guidance haa many phases--all important. Just how important can be iJIU&trated by a note taped to the wall of counselor Ira Weiss's tiny office in a comer of the noisy ground-Hoor cafeteria in the Port Washington elementary school. Jn neat block printing, it says, ''THIS IS FOR YOU BECAUSE I LIKE YOU." It is a reward like this that makes the guid· ance counselor realize bis value to a srowing child. • 7 The Sad Saga Of Asia's Women East is East a nd West is West-and American girls hope it stays th at way! By CINDY ADAMS A merican women are heading into the l 970's con- vinced that they must strug- gle for _ their "rights." But the females who really could use some are the women of Asia. Sari Astrooova gets up every morn- ing at five. brushes her reddened stained teeth with a twig, and goes to the forest to cut the morning wood. She lugs the wood back to her but-by a strap slung around her forehead-and busies herself hauling up the morning water in buckets from the community well. Next, she prepares a breakfast of tea, vegeta· bles, and rice that she cooks on a mud hearth. She wakes her husband -who has been sleeping soundly all this time--and tells him his meal is ready. When breakfast is over and her baby has been fed, she scrubs her pots and pans, puts the child, papoose·style, on her back, and goes out into the fields with her husband. Shackled to a plough, she pulls side by side with the oxen. Sari lives in the kingdom of Nepal, high in the Himalaya Mountains, only 80 miles from the border of Communist China. As far as "wom- en's rights" are concerned, N epal- like many other Asian lands--is a country rushing headlong into the J 5th century. O n a recent tour of Asia. I wu struck by the manner in which wom- en of the east are still bound to the discriminatory customs of antiquity. The Nepali wife has no parties, club meetings, PT A, no bridge games, ca- nasta luncheons, or shopping sprees. She has neither tv nor radio and no books or magazines, since she can't read. When the master of the hut has friends over, she ministers and serves but does not partak.e of the pleasantries. She goes nowhere out- side her home and the field except on wash day. That's when she goes to the river with other wo men and washes out her linen and clothes with animal fat. Sari bad no say in her marriage -io Nepal, such things are arranged (Continued cm page 10) t ' Margaret was found in a back lane of Calcutta, lying in her doorway, uncon· scious from hunger. Inside; her molher had just died in childbirth. You can see from the expression on Margarefs face 1ha1 she doesn't under· stand why her mother can·t get up. or why her father doesn'I come home. or why the dull throb in her stomach won'I go away. What you can't see is chal Margaret is dying of malnutrition. She has periods of fainting. her eyes are strangely glazed. Nexl will come a bloated stomach. falling hair, parched skin. And finally. dcalh from malnutrition, a killer lhal claims I 0,000 lives ei·ery <lay . Meanwhile, in America we cal 4 .f>6 pounds of food a day per person. then throw away enough garhagc to feed a family of six in India. In fact, the average dog in America has a higher prolein diel chan Margaret! If you were 10 suddenly join the rank~ of I 'Ii billion people who are forever hungry. your next meal would he a bowl Write today: Vercnt J. Milli - HUNGER IS ALL SHE . '.""'( HAS EVER KNOWJi ~ . )ii-• t ,, . . ' of rice. day after tomorrow a piece of fish the size of a si lver dollar. laler in the week more rice-maybe. Hard-pressed by lhe natural disasters and phenomenal birlh rate. the Indian government is valiantly trying to curb what Mahatma Gandhi called "The Eter- nal Compulsory Fast." But Margaret's story can have a happy ending. For only S 12.00 a month. you can <tponsor her. or 1housands of other desperate youngsters. You will receive lhe child's picture. personal hislory, and the opporlunity to exchange lcncrs. C hristmas cards-and priceless friendship. Since 193 8. American sponsors have found this to he an intimate. person-to- pcrson way of sharing their blessings with youngsters around the world. So won·c you help? Today? Sponson urgently nttded this month for children in:lndia, Brazil. Taiwan(Formosa) and Hong Kong, (Or let us select a child for you from our emergency list.) CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND, Inc. :0.:..!!!... VL 23294 I wish to sponsor O boy O girl in (Country) O C h005e a child who needs me most. I wiJI pay S 12 a month. I encl09e firsl payment of S Send me child's name, story, address and picture. I cannot sponsor a child but wane 10 1ive $ . O Plcaae send me more information Name_ Addr~------------ CitY------------- State Zip Resille-S (VFA.-OIO) wltll the U..S. ~ ment'• A.d•lmory Coanniuee oo VoluMMy For· cl111 A.Id. om • .,.. tu ~uc:dble. ("_ ... ,_: Write 1407 YOlllS, Totollt.O 7 PW ••to Asia's Women rc-•nu•dfrompage9J by the parents. She would have no say iD a divorce, either. Only a man can in· stitute divorce proceedings. All he has to do is mail his wile a pack.age of betel nuts. This symbol of tile and fer- tility is exchanged by the couple at the wedding, and if a postman knocks at the wile's door one day and haods back that package of nuts, it means, "Paclc up, Sari, you've had it!" The husband also pays a divorce fee of 250 rupees to the government-that's roughly $30. Woman's status in other Far East countries is not much better than in Nepal. In Moslem lands, polygamy remains a fact of life, and a woman loses whatever small standing she may have by being only :me of many. The prophet Mohammed permitted men to have up to four wives in order to maintain a steady popula- tion growth. The Koran says the husband must pro- vide equal treatment for all wives, and sometimes this presents problems. When I was writing the life story of the late President Sukar- no of Indonesia, I noticed he was hard-pressed to keep his appointed rounds. Of- ten, he would dispatch me to teU Wife No. Two, the most powerful bne, that ho would be late-<>r to tell No. Three, the reigning fa- vorite, that he would be cuttiOH his time short with one of the others to be with her. He maintained four homes for his wives, and kept a schedule for appor- tioning his weekends and nights with them S ukarno was a small- timer compared to Cam- bodian husbands who are allowed seven wives. The . Cambodian system of dat· ing, incidentally, is like something out of a Marx Brothers comedy. A Cam- bodian miss may Dot have her first date until she is 18 and may date only a young man who is a long- time family friend and has the same kind of home, background, and schooling. A Cambodian girl may go out with only one fellow at a time. He must always make an appointment with the girl's father to secure permission to make an appointment to see the gfrl. The dates are at the girl's house. Both sets of parents as well as the family astrologer must agree lo the marriage be- fore the ceremony can be held. lo Cambodia, a man rarely ago when Prime Minister Sato told reporters a story of how he beat his wife. I couldn't un- derstand why he would want to make a public announcement of "3 reasons why I'm glad Hawaiian Punch· Sunshine Orange has as much Vitamin C as orange juice!" "My triplets love Sunshine Orange because it's a sweet er orange flavor ... never bitter and no pulp like orange juice. It has seven natural fruit juices. All that great taste and Vitamin C too! Perfect!" house. If they want to go to · a movie later on, poppa and mama must tag along. If the boy friend serves notice that he intends to marry the girl, he may date her once a week--but again. ooly at her takes a woman out before he marries her. In Japan, be oever takes her out aftCTWards. De- spite all the industrial advance$ made in the Land of the Rising Sun, women haven't progressed much. I was in Japan not Jong this. and a Yokohama newspa- perman cxplamed to me, "He deliberately put the story out in order to build up his image!" In Tokyo this past summer, I was clobbered by a plate.-gJass door leading to a coffee shop 10 Fa'"illl WHkl11. JaKMartf 11, li11 -· because my escort precede me through the door, then continued right on while the door came winging back at me. At Nichigew Music Hall, I was the only female waiting for the elevator. The elevator came, the door opened, and the wall-t<>-wall crowd of males trampled over me, swarmed in.side, shut the gate, and left me behind with egg on my face! A t TakasN.maya's depart- ment store, I dropped an armful of parcels at the en- trance. As I bent to pick: them up, men of all ager- including college students and honorable grandfathers --stepped all over me mur- muring "Ah, so." Jn Vietnam, the life o ( women in the cities has changed somewhat due to the impact of the American presence. In the country- side, however, women still Live backward, onerous lives. Half of them give birth to children without even the help of a midwife. Among the primitive mountain tribes, expectant mothers are made to lie atop slats which are heated by red-hot coals, and they remain there uotiJ two days after their baby h as been born. The thoory is that only in this way can mother and child be cleansed of eviJ spirits. l'here are, of course, women in Asia who bave risen to high position. In- dira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India, is an obvious ex- ample. So is the Queeo of Thailand. So is Mme. Ban- daranaike, Prime Minister of Ceylon. And so are a number of women in coun- tries like Pakistan and Iran who serve as government ministers or hold other offi- cial positions. These women, however, had the advantage of lofty family position or family wealth, and, in any case, they represent only a tmy minority of the distaff popu- lation. For the vast majority or Asian women, life has changed very little over the centuries. In comparison to them, the American woman is blessed. • (ADVEBTISDBNT) People took me for forty, before I lost 68 pounds. Here I am in the kitchen, aftu another party where the food brought me closer to 202 pound.. F UNNY how you go for years seeing your face in a mirror and shutting your eyes to the rest of you. But the day you walk along a street and someone takes you for your mother's sister in- stead of her daughter, you suddenly realize being fat has made you "forty" long before your time. It was then I knew I'd better come down oft my 202 pound peak, if I want.eel to lose those ten unwanted years. I'm sure people who never have a weight prob- lem must wonder how others of us can let our- selves get so out of shape. Well, in my case, I can only blat0e my appetite and happy, contented life. You see, I've been married ten years, have three beautiful children, a husband whom I adore and a ll the reasons in the world to enjoy frequent get togethers with my parents and in-laws. And in Friendswood, Texas, that means a big feed. H ow we women cook! Particularly around the holidays. Of course, I used to sample everything, not thinking then what I was doing to my figure. But I know now. Because all a woman has to do is gain about ten pounds a year for ten years and she can nearly double her size. From time to time I'd try to reduce, of course. Bllt my doctor refused to give me diet pills be- cause of my high blood pressure. He'd just keep saying: "You've got to lose. Because once you get past 30. it gets harder and harder." So, I'd try again, but there'd always be another By Yvonne Kitchel-as told to Ruth 4 McCarthy Thu waa taken on a fun trip.to New York City. If wa1 great, being only 134 pound. -slim enough to wear a /08hionable pant1uit. party. Then somebody would say: "You have such a pretty face, Yvonne," and rd smile and take a second helping. Strangely enough, the heavier I got, the more that compliment hurt. Be- cause in my heart I knew they were really think- ing: "But why don't you reduce!" Finally, the day came when I outweighed my six-foot husband. I'll tell you, I felt a desperation I'd never known be fore. Particula rly when I thought I'd have to spend the rest of my life shop- ping for clothes in Houston's fat-lady's store. Really, if it hadn't been for my neighbor, I wonder what I'd have done. She suggested Ayds • (they'd worked for her), so I bought a box at the drugstore. The vanilla caramel kind. It was just before Thanksgiving, too. But I knew if I didn't get control of my appetite then, I never would. For holidays were always my downfaJI. Well, I got through Thanksgiving with thehelpof Ayds and enough willpower to resist all the goad- ing from others to eat and be happy. And by Christ- mas, I had the best present of all. I'd loet 15 pounds. What exactly had I done? I'd taken Ayds as the directions say. One or two before meals with a hot drink really helped curb my appetite. I also took Ayds between meals -around four o'clock in the afternoon. when I'd get that empty feeling -or in the evening watching television.. They have only about 26 calories apiece, and with four ftavora to choose from, I was much better off eat- ing a couple of Ayds than munching on salty crackers or potato chips all night. Actually, reducing on the Ayds Plan helped me change my whole way of cooking. Instead of fry- ing shrimp and chicken in deep fat, I began to broil my meats and eat lots of vegetables. I even had light desser18. And the scales began to show e ncouraging results. My doctor was just delighted . and, of course, so waa I . R ight now, I'm down 68 pounds, thanks to the Ayds Plan. And I'm determined to stick to it and go even lower. Because I never again want to look ten to fifteen years older than my husband. Which so many fa t women do. Oh yes. I must telJ you of one other really excit- ing thing that has happened to me since reducing with the help of Ayds. I have a new career. I've got my realtor's license and have no inhibitions about facing the public. Why, now that I look 32 again, I feel like I could sell the whole world. BEFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENTS Before After Height .......•. 5•3-............ 5'3" weight ......... 202 lbe .......... 134 lbs. Bust ........... 42" ............ 36" Waiat .. , ....... 37" .•.......... 25 .. Hips ........... 48 .............. 36 .. 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"But that man over at the corner desk doesn't have any signs .at alt," the alert visitor noted. "How has he resisted conforming?" "Well ," sighed the boss, "somebody around here has to do the work." -Dorothea Kent Bore: one who opens his mouth and puts his feats In. -F G. Kernan Trying to mediate a family hassle around the dinner table, the father fin ally exploded, "Everybody wants his way around here!" he exclaimed with some indignation. "Me, I'm just a poor schnook of a father. When do I once get my wayT' Suddenly he fel t his six-year-oid daughter tug at his sleeve sympatheti- cally. "Cry a little, Daddy," she sug- gested. -A. T . Quigg Totally Unexpected Behind each 11ue<-esef ul man With grim, determined jaw, You•n alwaye 6nd a woman- A eurpriated mother-in-law. -Tom Alesanar Aside from minor Saw• like thle, I'm Just as ebar p ae any Mlee. -D. M. Janke Shown to his room in a small, out-of- lhe-way hotel , the well-dressed traveler said: "Why, this room reminds me of a prison cell." "Well, sir," said the clerk carrying the man's bags, "it's all a matter of what one is accustomed to." -Lane Olinghouu A tourist is a ptrson who travels thousands o/ miles to get a snapshot o/ himself standing by his car. -Lucille S. ff.arpu A survey taker was out knocking on all the doors in the neighborhood. When a lady answered, he asked her: "Ma- dam, arc you on the electoral register of this constituency?" "I'm sorry," she shook her head, "but we cook with gas." -Herm Albright Patience is the art o/ concealing your impatience. -Franklin I'. Jones T wo plump matrons were finishing their second luncheon desserts in a restaurant. "I think I'll have one more for the road," said the first. "For the road?" queried the second. 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Here's Real Relief From Constipation U you've been taking mag- nesia, salts, o ils or h arsh chemical laxatives once a week or more and you're still not satisfied-here's a better way to end constipation wor- ries. Take medically proven Serutan. It's different! Unlike other laxatives that may cause irritation or grip- ing, Seruta n, ta lcen daily, forms a soft gel which moist- ens food wastes and shapes the m into a we ll-formed stool. Serutan produces the p roper amoun t of b ulk needed to help bring peri- staltic stimulation to your sluggish colon. This is utterly different than forcing your Jumo•na on a cha•r "'on'I hPIP flut <l CON~ M OUSE P11urc will' Mnv<;t Pll\lfC •5 tht emazina mouse k1lle• that'~ MOST EFTCCTIVC hil~ ,,.,,,.as murh mOu5e·k1ll1na inar~1tnt •' other lu d1na brands And this 1nared11>nt 15 •erqmmended by the U S. Government CLIEAH[ST and EASIEST . rust oull tab, b11t leed~ I I clUlomatically. SA6[ . . conteins no v10· lent ootsons ••. when used IS directed, sale uound children and pets. _ ~-·~ ... -·-~ ~ .... , , u' c· :-·:._..: '-=·J OOTSIW All OTBDS COllBlMED system with harsh chemicaJ laxatives which may dry you out. You can take gentle Serutan every day because it is a pure vegetable hydrogel and contains no harsh rough- age, no c hemical laxatives. Take Serutan every day to get regular-and keep regular. Delicious Fnait Flavor Serutan now comes in a delicious fruit flavor. Get Serutan fruit flavor or un- flavored powder, or toasted granules. When you read Serutan backwards, it spells "natures." And nature's way is best. No Nagging Backache Means a Good Night's Sleep Nqsin• bad1acht' h-dacbe and mu.-cuter achft and oa lne m&.Y come on with over-4'Jlertlon. emotional upeetl, or cvuyd&y sU-and etrain. H thill ne•- sine backache, with reotJeu, alMplft& niahta. ill wearina you out, m •klna you mleerable and irrltabt.., r\on•t wait, trY O<>an'e Pilla -an analaeoiic. a pain rc-l~t'r. Doan'• 1>•ln2 rt'lit'vina action on nanin.ir backache I• often the anown. Get Oo.n·e Pillo -not a babl~formlnir dru• but a wdl-11.nown et.andard ~· ...ty used auce.Mtully by mllllona tor over 70 yeara. See If they dou •t brine you tht' Mme welcome rtllef. Yor con, ven~nee. atwaY11 bU7 Doan'• lar•e alM. PHOTO CREDITS COVER: Bill Sonders. Page 9: U.P.I. l'4 t•]:1t:li~N·ll I gives Vigor More Stamina Endurance Less Heart Stress 'Don't beliere it? You WILL when you read FREE Bulletin # 15 18 year1 resear<h World E•pert Phyticol Fitneu HFUSE SUISTITUTIS -Only VioBln Oil proved eftective. VIOBIN, V·· ~ • • • · FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK over1larkey In d And Pie MELANIE DE PROFf Food Editor • Che ck your freeser for turkey you may have wrapped and frqsen following T hank.8gi•ing or Chriatma• dinner, alllld thaw 1 lh to 2 pounct., enough for 4 cupe t'ubed turkey. For a luncheon or 1upper main dieb, pre pare either the eaey, chilled eala d with biAaiite or the bot turkey pie. Turkey Salad with Biscuits 2 cups cubed cooked tur key 1 cup s liced cele ry % cup chopped walnut.a I cup drained cooked peas I tablupoon minced on.ion Yi teaspoon eall Ya teaspoon lemon pepper marinade Yi cup mayonnaise Lettuce cups 1. Put the turkey into a large bowl with cel- ery, nuts, peas, onion, salt, and lemon pepper marinade; toss lightly to mix. 2. Add mayonnaise; toss gently to coat even- ly. Chill. Spoon into crisp lettuce cups and garnish with walnut halves. Qr line a serving dish with the lettuce cups and fill each with the salad. Serve with hot b i.Kuits. 6 servings Biscuits 2 cups sifted all-pur~ ftour l tablespoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt Y1 cup com oil % cup milk 1. Sift flour. baking powder, and salt together into · m ixing bowl. Add com o il gradually. mixing it in with a fork. Add milk gradually and stir with a fork until the dough is formed. 2. Gather dough into a ball and tum oul on a lightly floured pastry canvas. Knead gently with fingertips 15 to 20 limes. Roll out or pal dough to 'h-in. thickness. J, Cut dough into rounds, using a floured 2-in. biscuit cutter. Place biscuits on un, greased baking sheet with sides touching for soft biscuits or I in. apart for crusty hi'>c11ilf;. 4. Bake at 450°F. 12 to 15 min , or until biscuits are lightly browned. 14 A bout I doz. biscuit~ Curried Turkey Pie Paatry for a 2-cru111l 9,in. pie (prepared from a pie crust mis) V. cup &rm butter or mar1arine 3 tablespoons ftour th cap butter or margarine 1 cap chopped on.ioa S apples, pared, cored, and sliced F"mil11 Weekl11, Janua'1J 11, 1n1 The lettuce, celuy, and nuts provide plenty of crunch for this turkey salad. richly dressed with mayonnnise and served with biscuits. .f cups cubed cooked turkey J cup cooked peas Yi cup toasted blanched a lmonds, halved Y. cup golden raisiDA 1 can (3 Vi oz,) flaked coconut 1 can (10 Vi oz,) coifdensed chicken noodle soup l can water Yi cup milk 2 teaapOol\8 curry powder 2 tablespoons chutney I . Prepare pastry following package direc- tions. Ch ill. 2. Cut the 114 cup firm butter or margarine into the flour until blended using a pastry blender or two knives. Set aside. 3. Roll out pastry on a lightly floured pastry canvas into a t4x I I -in. rectangle. Sprinkle butter-flour mixture evenly over haJf of dough, leaving a 2-in. border. Fold remain- ing half of dough over butter-flour mixture. and roll to about 1,4 -in, thickness. Fold in thirds and roll out. Repe"'1t roll ing and fold- ing three times. Wrap in moistur~vaporproof material and refrigerate about JO min. for easy handling. 4. Meanwhile, heat 114 cup butter or mar- garine in a large saucepan. Add onion and apples; cook about 3 min., stirring occasion, :illy. Mix in turkey, peas. nuts. raisins, and coconut: toss hghtly lo mix. Turn into a grca.,ed shallow )-qt. baking dish. Set aside. 3. Heat soup and water in the same sauce· pan. Cool slightly. Pour half of the soup iolo an electric blender container and blend. gradually addrng remainder of soup and milk; then curry powder and chutney. Blend until smooth. Pour over turkey mixture in baking dish. 6. Roll out pastry a littJe larger than baking di~h. cul several slits in pa~try. and fit loose- ly o ver top, Tum under the pastry overhang and flute edge. Brush pastry with betttt'a ea. 7. Bake at 425 ° F. about 25 min., or until top is golden. A bout 8 suvings 10 FOR TVVO Win a Salem Dream Vacation EVERY YEAR FOR 5 YEARS anywhere in the world qr s2s,OOO Cash I • : 100 ~·= : PRIZES : 2,500 FOURTH PRIZES FIRST PRIZES • • • • : GE 10" : THIRDr ,~ • : • • • Kodak • Salem "Springtime" Vu-Lighters by Scrlpto9 1971 Pontiac Firebird Esprit : Porta Colo,. • TV Sets • • : Hawkeye : : lnstamatlc9 : • Movie Cameras • • • 2,661 PRIZES-ALL GUARAN T EED TO B E G IV E N AWAY ! SALIM SWEEPSTAKES omCIAL RULES r----------------------------~-~~ I I ·"I I I MAIL TO: SALEM SWEEPSTAKES P. O. Box 302, New Canaan, Conn. 06840 Pleese enter me In the Salem "Or•m Vacetion" Sweepstakes. 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Designen, who recognize the need for a woman lo observe modesty between trips lo pool or beach or when the sun geh to be too much of a good thing, have dreamed up swimwear ond matchi09 coverups of every detcription_ "Creotin9 moods.'' is one designer's way of a pproaching the beach body- with on ankle-length soro09 and criu-crou halter-topped bilcinl, a favorite. It's for thow. who might want to capture a bit of the South Sea Islands. The trends also run to sportswear moods as a midi-lenvth shirt 0t a short cardigan, even coverup ponb in the swimsuit fabric. The one-piece sult is baclt, but the bikini Is as popular 01 ever. And prints obovnd from geometrics and florals to fashion's new status symbol, the butterfty. "OrMs up," or cover up for the sun scene this Mt<Jaon. It seems to be the more provocative thing to dol + Sea .shells inspired the print motif o/ this sarong and its halter- necked bikini in A ntron nylon jersey. Elisabeth Stewart. COVER: lomboo·flcHol covervp ond •winuvlt in Antron by Cole of CoUfor"lo .. Gay but1er{lie:. adorn o see-through shirt coverup and swin1s11it, printed on .rorin of Antron and Lycra, from Peter Pan. The suit has a boy leg, button front. A brilliantly etched print with Oriental leanings . in a soft, luxurious jersey of silk-like Qiana nylon, shapes a short cardigan and bikini by Poppy. Under the hat, wiggery by Rubicon Here it Is: De Brand New "Incites-off'' discovery wlllclt is provlftl lleJond llo1bt tt11t JOI can take inches off your hips. tllilb• inti w1lstlin1 In J11t d1Ys-wltltout lliettn1. Men anll women alike are experiencina amuiftlly fast ns1lts with tills new i1cllts·r1movi111 111etllod. Read what they say: B. W.: llofttrul, CanaM •·1 lost ~ • in just 7 days with my fabulous new S.una Shorts. Two inches from my w1ist, two inches from my thl1hs, ind 2~ Inches from my hips! I didn't believe it WIS possible, but the tape measure doesn't lie!" r. R. G.: Burblnk, Callfoml1 ''I wore my Saun1 Sh9rts one d1y to mow the lawn. ind after I WIS done, I found ·I hid lost 2 inches the very first day! No more pleated pants tor me. I look amt in the new tyles, if I do say so myseff ." rs. L. J. S.: •t1ml, Florida 'You should see me doina the housework In my r1I print Sauna Shorts. I've had such 1reat esults, It 1lmost mikes cleanina house orthwhile. Three inches 1one In 1 week ·ttiree more to ao !" . l .: Plrfa, THll 'I'm down to a size 9 p1nb from a size 1 and I owe it 111 to Sauna Shorts. All y clothes look much better on me now. nd I feel art1l I just wear my Sauna harts every two weeks or so now to keep aood shape {titer1lly !). Thinks for evefoplna such 1n easy way to sfim down." OW DO SAUNA SHORTS WORK? hese incredible new S1un1 Shorts 1re made of a eritable "bee hive" of air pockets that combine the enetits of your own personal Swedish Sauna with 1n mazinaJy simple exercise plan-111 desianed to work y your unwanted inches. Just slip into your Saun1 horts IS you would 1ny shorts. and inflate them with convenient, detachlble 1ir pump we provide you · (at no extra chirp). lmmtdllt.ty, you'll feet 1 nUt m11sacin1 1etion, 1 comfortina w1nnth ind nique support. You'll fetl these hundreds of tJny air klb-eath with Its own individual pressure point uulinc up to you, tiahter ind ti1hter. When you the resisllnce is appropriate put asjde the air mp ind feet the comfortina saun1-like warmth and ppott these tiny air pockets brina. How CIR somethina ars workln1 off inches feet so rood? Ifs almost ch11tJn1 ! e'll af so send alone instructions for three simple erclses you will perform In order to pinpoint inches· val from your hips. thiahs or waist-or 111 three once. The Htreises take just 1 few minutes. Then, 'II keep your Saun1 Shorts on while you relax or ao t your r91ular routine. They're not heavy like ny IO-ealled reducina devices. Sauna Shorts work the principle of creatina resistance to natur1I movement- ewh1t rike isometric exercises- except th1t you don't have to do the work! S1una Shorts 1re desianed to mike your every movement (wen breathina) an e1tercise for dissolvina inches. After you remove your .S1un1 Shorta, you'll feel slimmer, firmer-even 1tter· just one w11rln1. M1ny people report a loss of inches the very first d1y I WEAR YOUR SAUNA SHORTS FOR 1 WEEK! Provided you 1ctu1lly hive excess inches which you Cln 1ttord to lose, we recommend your we1rin1 S1un1 Shorts for 1bout h11f 1n hour or so every day. Many persons have lost as much 1s 4 inches from just one session with the S1una Shorts. And you may use your Sauna Shorts with the sinale exercise plan on a reaular basis. You'll be able to maintain a firm, trim and youthful fi1ure. The results obtained, this first week, will ditter amon1 individuals dependin1 upon physicll factors. But from the am1zinaly effective results users are now experiencina. we're prep1red to make yoo this outstandina money-back 1u1rantee: Wear your Sauna Shorts for l week. It you are not completely satisfied and /or if you have not lost from 3 to 6 inches, you may return them for a 100% prompt refund. TWO DIFFERENT TYPES TO CHOOSE FROM •.• BOTH INCREDIBLE BARGAINS! Choose the r91ular Sauna Shorts for reducin1 hips and thi1h$--just $9.95. for hips, thiahs ind walsttlne reduction. select th• Iona-line S.un1 Shorts ..• only $14.95. And remember, thtst Sauna Shorts ire not sold In 11\Y store. They art not available elsewhere-it 1ny price! They are av1il1ble exclusively from SAUNA SHORTS, IHC. in an attractive floral ' print pattern for ladies and In h1ndsome navy blue for men. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE So tltorou1hly convinced are ft that you wlll consider Sauna Shorts the PAOst COftYenlent, rapid ind 1maztn1ly effective 1'9ducer for th• hips, thlth• (1nd walstUnt), wt ue offerina you Ulla uncondltlOftal inoner beck 1uarantee: •an or woman, If your tot.I lncht1·lo11 does not equal or exCHd 3 to I lnch11 In j111t OM WMk, you NY ,..tum your Saun1 Shorb for 1 pro1npt, tot.I refund-no question• 11~. So, If you w1nt a sll11ufttr, trl1NMr, ..,, routhfully 1lttk look now, order your 11N1· Int new S.una Short• tod1yl You hnt nothtnl to Iott but lncht1t There la nottllna Ilk• Sauna ShortJ anywhere! "EMUR" Sacial 5ecllfil, Pl.ttn, I ldtntlfication Pl1tes, fratem11, Relo11ous..1 Door/Name PIJtes, f Medr~I !'Illes & Tip, Doc • Tap, Key Protrctors, etc. Wl SllPft.Y CVllmlllec! I Print rwr "'""· lddfln zip code: l!ld ~ trill I recei.e free Soc11I Sec• I rity Plate. 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Box 608, Church Street Station. New York. N.Y. 10007. FAMOUS guitarist shows you how to play guitar in a week or your money back! ~t 320 all-style songs, in- structions t! guide fingers to the chords plus (fllitar tuner. $4.98 ppd. From Terry Elliott, Dept. FWG, P . O. Box 1918, Grand Central Station, New York, N .Y.10017. PENNIES from heaven? Not quite, but keg of pennies and nickels found on ranch, all before 1945 ! 150 cents mixed, includes In- dian heads, scarce steel cents, etc., $10. 40 mixed nickels, has Buffalos, Silver War Nickels and old V. $6. With huge listings (alone, 25t). Robert Harris, Dept. FW, 2775 Park Ave., Santa Clara, Calif. !)5050. KEY TO PROFITS -It's easy for friends lo order from a color shoe catalog you show them. You take the orders, gain the profits, and possibly get the "keys to a car!'' For Free Starting Outfit and details of car of- fer. write to the Mason Shoe Com~ pany, Dept. F-222:-Chippewa Falls, Wisc. 64729. Weekend Shopper items are NOT advert~mv. 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If you do not want a tape in any month-just tell us so by returning the selection card by the date specified ... or you may use the card to order any of the other tapes offered. If you want only the regular selection for your musl· cal interest. you need do nothing -It will be shipped to you automatk.ally. And from time to time. the Club will offer some special taP" which you may reJect by returning t he special C 1911 C•I Olrwt •..utl .. ........._ T·91/UI dated form provided . or accept by simply doing nothing. YOUR OWN CHARGE ACCOUNTI Upon enroll· ment, we will open a charge account in your name. You pay for your tapes only after you've received them. They wlll be mailed and billed to you at the regular Club price of $7.98 (oc· casional Original Cast recordings somewhat higher), plus a mailing and handling charge. FANTASTIC BOMUS Pl.AN! 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'· To prove to you that the Fi!mily Weekly Cook Book Club rully is something 1pecl<ll, we'll give you absolutely FREE the marvelous 2·in-1 in troductory volume pictured above. Yes, HAWAIIAN AND PACIFIC FOODS and the NEW CALIFO RNIA COOK IOOK are really two magntfl· rent books bound-u -one. A S7.95 value yours FREEi You get every recipe, every word of the origi~I books. tn one beautiful volume. Truly a remarkable DOUI Lf VALUE -bringing you bciti11g New Cookery Adventurnl ... menus and dishes that are New and Diffe~ntl ... heavenly New lute Senutions to thnll your family and friends! Book 1, HAWAIIAN AND PACIFIC FOODS, brings you some 400 new and different native Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean. Portuguese, Samoan and Filipino dishes. You'll reild fascinating recipes for Beef Sukiak1, Kiragee with Vegetables, Sc1moan Banana Poi, Tempura and hun- dreds more e11otic .ind unforgettable taste delights, includ- ing the "fixings" for o1 sumptuous Hawaiian luau. 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J. on 12 r - -· Mail FREE Gift Coupoa New I · -- , FAMILY WEDlY COOK IOOK ClUI, Dept. 2'74 1ns w~ .. Aw., ~ r.tr, N. 1. t n u l'INSe ship me, FaEE Mid postpaid, my big '72-p.-.. :l Boob-in-OM lnt roduCIOfV Volume. Also enroll rne '"' rnembenhlp In !fie FAMILY WUICLY COOK IOOtC O.UI . I Jhall be entllled ro rKelW for Free Trial illlc:I Eniof- ment a new coott loolc Selection ~rf two months. I "*f return any ~ wltflln 10 dlys Ind ~ nothlna for it; ~ I may keep it and pay low member's price of only S.U 5 plus *-pennies Jhlpping. (Ocationally, a ~cul11 "find" wlll be offered 11 allshtly ITIOfe.) I If'" to pvrdl-• few • 4 Cook look Selectlont durln1 my two year trl1I mernbenhlp-and 111 few • I wfsh or none 11 111 lhefufter. Mrs. Mill----------------~ Mr. A!Nr'911---------------~ Oly& ... ---l _______________ J COWRFUL FILM OFFFR - Your 1! expo•wre t'oU o I E<Utma:n Kodcuolor Film d~veloped for onl11 11 .15, if 11ou aend tltia editorial al01tt1 with tl&e /Um. Failures are credited. Tlt.e offer ew it1. 90 days. Write to Skrudland Company, Dept. Z-1!0, Heb- ron, IU. 60034 I NSPIRINC PT0.1J8T Groce Salt and Pe:pper Set i8 a.n ideal item to inspire 11our group to aeU/ Wit.\ Beaut11 Roae design and table pra.11- er colorful on white cera~ ic. For fund-raising detail.a at no obligation, write Anna Eliza.beth Wade, Dept. 136- LAt, Lynchburg, Va. !4506. Weekend Shopper By SUSAN PAINE FREE pierced earring catalog can save to 60% from the retail price at direct~to-you prices! o,·er 2000 styles: 14K gold, an- tiques, exotic woods, plus matching pend- ants, finger rings, etc. 25f postage. Adco Gold Prod's., Dept. F-1, P .O. Box 3046, Sarasota, Fla. 33578. SELL Happy Home Dish Cloths to raise group funds ! Earn $40 to $126 and more. On orders of 100, 200, or 300, get extra bo- nuses, Teflon fry pans as prizea. 40 days credit for groups only. For a sample and fund-raising details, w1·ite: Southern Flavoring, Box AA- 205, Bedford, Va. 24523. BE A LOSER and like it! Here's a great way to take off unwanted pounds with the help of Obes- ity Bell Tablets. Simple, it encouragea Jess eat- ing at mealtime. A nice way to lose and easy, too, specially for "Lazy Losers.'' I O-day size, $1 ; 6-week supply, $4; 12-week supply, $6. Send your order to Hollings-Smith Company, Dept. FW-7. Orangeburg, N.Y. 10962. CURL AND WAVE BAIR without permanent waving. Jdeal for straight and bard-to-curl hair. Stir 2 spoonfuls of Rinsa Rama"Lem- on" Protein Rinse in glass of water, comb through hair, put up on curlers or pins. 7th day neat as the 1st! Enough to make over 1 gallon. $2. Fleetwood, Dept. AJ-10. 427 W . Randolph, Chicago, Ill. 6060*}, TIME TREATS-Buy or build clocks ! Easy to do, fun to gi\·e. kits are described in Free Catalog plu!I movement.a, assembled clocks, moon dials. and component.a. Detailed plans of two Grand- father Clocks. $1.60. Emperor Clock Co., Div. of Ritz Instruments. Dept. J.'W-1, Drawer A-T, Fairhope, Ala. 36532. Wetkend Shavper it~JM art NOT adve1'ti.Bi1'g. I f produrttt altottm Gf"e Mt a110ilable at 1ttort1J, <>r<Ur from 1Jot4rcea tiated. H••'• y....,r -Ot'1unltv to .... ,. ._ .. Inc-ts pr-etlon et i.-In vour ,...r• 1:,.... from H • A eLOCK, Amerlc•'• tare-t t&lt ~lea. Join me ,.,Ill of oucc:..tul H & A 9LOCK eradu•-"'"o -P\I • ·-""' PC>91rlon In U.. tu Pf-•tiOft field. Earn up to t lOO • monrt> • • \U pr..,...• during tale -"°"· No p,...,louo •-· iet>c• ,_1'9d, l<IMI tor men iond w«Mn af •nv --kine full or pan time lncom .. Job ~O<tunltleo ..,.11- -tor qu•lified ..,..,.,~ LOW -.ltlon lt>eluct.t all .,ppllea. No _,_ man will cell. Send for fr .. Info•· rnatlon tOd•y. H & It 9LOCK TAX TltAIHIHS IOS-11 INSTITUTl 4410 M•ln, K•nus City, Mo. ~111 l'lent salOCI one •llllO<il obli11tion full dotalh en You< llofM study l.cter 11 lee-\.U COIHi.«. Mdrtu Cl'7 11, Playllm11...-.5-... _. .. 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By PEER OPPENHEIMER Since her husband David started his Naval Reserve Of- ficers' Training course at Newport, R.I., Julie Nixon Eisenhower has been living in the White House with her parents and her older sister Tricia. And she finds it's quite different from keeping house in a small apartment, the way she did when she and David were newlyweds. "But J love the busy Jife in Washing- ton," Julie said recently. In an exclusive FAMILY WEEKLY interview, President and Mrs. Nixon's 22-year-old daughter talked freely about her two years of marriage, her new life in Washington, D.C., and her hopes for the future. We chatted in the "Queen's Bed- room," a suite that has served visiting royalty. Julie was wearing a pink mini- dress. "David doesn't like mirus, and neither do I ," sbe said. Julie admitted that she felt a need to be with people--"especially since I miss David so much now." But life in Washington is busy indeed for her. The day we talked was a typical one. At noon, Julie was to attend a luncheon being given by her father for President Luis Echeverria of Mexico; in the af- ternoon, a birthday tea for her grand- mother-in-law, Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower. After that, she would leave for Rhode Island to spend the weekend with David. Actually, this was the one day of the week that Julie didn't go to school. ... work as a student teacher at Catholic University. When I finish my training, I want to leach elementary school." While Julie enjoys the activities of the White House, she frankly says, "Living here is like living in a hotel. There's realJy nothing J can do for my- self. I am staying on the third floor in my own apartment. which includes a kitchen if I want to cook. But there's no point in that, with such marvelous belp about." She does miss cooking, however. "I used to do it all the time when David and 1 were first married. I had to. We were living on a strict budget. My mother-in-Jaw taught me a Jot about the things David likes, like spaghetti with special meatballs, shrimp curry, and particularly the hamburger casse- role David is so food of." F ortunately, Julie was familiar with budgeting. She was raised frugally. "We were poor when Tricia and I grew up, and both of us were taught to spend money carefully. We didn't have an allowance except for one year when I was eight years old." Julie insists that the two years she has been married have been the happiest of her life. Her biggest wish is that the What in the World I Teen-age Cameramen Two top win- ners of the recent Kodak Teen-age Mov- ie Awards come from FAMILY WEEKLY cities. T orv Carlsen, 17, (I.) of Stock- ton, Calif., created a short comedy about a housefly hunting a meal and titled it. "Guess Who's Coming to Lunch." I aspired by two previous win- ners Crom Stockton, John Dentino and John Mackenzie, Torv enrolled in a film course and produced it as part of his work there. He says modestly, "Film- ma.king is so easy today, anyone can do it." Corpus Christi, Texas, is the home of Jeff Janko, IS, another win- ner. Jeff taught himself movie-making by ·reading and cxperimeotins with a Super 8. The prize-winning result was a three-minute animated film called Torv and Jeff, Wjpners "Within," about the misadventures of a fuzzy bird. Both boys hope to study film-making in college. Torv ~tends to JuUe and David Eisenhower look forward to a home of rheir own-- away from "g/.ass bowfl atmosphere of Whlu Houu. 18 weeks of training that keeps her and David apart will go by faster. "He's off on week.ends from Saturday at 11 A.M. until Sunday at 6 P.M., and natu- rally l always go up to be with him." Why did David, whose family tra- dition was so deeply entrenched in the Army, choose to serve in the Navy? Might the fact that President Nixon bad been a Naval officer have bad some- thfog to do with his decision? "David never talked to my father about it," Julie insists. "He made up his own mind," Julie and David haven't always seen eye to eye on everything. "But,'' Julie quickly adds, "we haven't had any se- rious quarrels because before we got married, we decided never to let a quar- rel go for more than 24 hours. So far we've agreed on the big issues. For- tunately, David is not the harping type. And be never embarrasses me by saying something in front of others." What sort of things do they differ oo? "J am very outspoken about the draft. I feel every young man has an make it a career, and Jeff plans lo teach a college-or high-school level course io art and filming. Okay for Clogs The fad for wearing backless wooden clogs is getting medi- cal approval. According to "Family Practice," the new shoe fashion exer- ciacs feet, supports arches, aids circula- tion, and is comfortable for st.anding. One exception: it's not for growing children. Pot Choppers Rise Again The Do- wagiac, Mich., Jaycees a.re already planning their spring meeting to dis- cuss a repeal of last year's successful "pot chopping" campaign. Because the marijuana plant grows wild in the low- lands of Cass and Van Buren counties, pot smokers Hock to that area to settle down near the free weed. One young man the police picked up carried a map of the euct growing arep, for . which obligation to his country and should be glad to serve. And I said so once rather pointedly when David and l were at a party. After we left. he said : "Don't alienate my friends. They might not agree with your viewpoint.· " "Generally speaking, David is the optimist." Julie says. ''I am much more pessimistic. Like when it comes to where be is going to be assigned and how we are going to live after he graduates from officers' school. l worry about it already. David simply takes it in his stride. He feels that when the time comes, we'll find a place, ju~t like ev- erybody else." The young Eisenbowers enjoy sports. Both love to bowl in the Execu- tive Office Building (across the street from the White House) and to play _,,1 golf. "My parents gave me golf lessons as a Christmas present last year. But when I play with David, I never win!" The fact that she can't seem to beat David in any game distrCMCS Julie at times. "I am very competitive. One time I got so mad at losing that l burst into tears!" But that was the only time she has cried since her marriage. They also like to travel. Their Christ- mas present last year from her parents• In-law was a trip to Brussels, where David's father, John Eisenhower. is U .S. Ambassador to Belgium. One of their most memorable times together was an auto tour of the country. Inevitably, they were followed by Secret Service men, but this didn't bother either David or J uJie. "They even came along on our honeymoon," Julie said. Living in a glass bowl bas become routine for Julie. But while the White House Is the home of the President, it isn't really home to Julie. Only where David is, wherever that may be. + he'd paid $400. The Jaycees, armed with corn knives, sickles, and scythes, were able to cut down more than a ton of pot from ditches, willow rows, and cornfields. That haul was estimated to be worth three to five milLion dollars on the marijuana .market. It was d1s- posed of by exposing it to the elements for 48 hours, under guard. Once it was thus dried out, it was no longer sought • Chopping pot after. "Pot-chopping" is but one of the many Jaycee programs throughout the country that are combating drug abuse. HE'S YOUR DOG, CHARLIE BROWN bf a.tee 11. 8dMa. All 94\durlng and amualng atOf)' about how Chat11e Brown aeeka to dleclpllne hla dog Snoopy, end how Sn<>OfJY leama hie leaaon and prom! ... to be good. 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The system can clean the rear window at any time -even when the car Is in motion. AJso ootional on the '71 Country Squire Is a carpeted load floor and a lockable stowage area that orovides a safe, conveni- ent plll('e to carry your valu· at>les. How about a Torino for '71 '! It offers 14 models sport· In~ subtle stylin~ rPfineme"ts nf the aw ard-winning 1970 Torino desim. The GT appeals tn the sports oriented youth market And features a new fronnt-end aopearance high- lh?hted by a rf""f>SSed. two- l'eCtion irrillP. Th e Torino ~n•1irP l'l"ludes I\ s t'lnd'lrd ~2-rld V -8 ooewrn1Ant a11d ls availablP '" six-or eigM-oe<:s(>n- JlPr v11rlatlons ... No d0t1bt about It. if you're a w11nnn fan ... Ford's p()t o flP with vour """'" nn it. J)""n" in f\t Wilson 'Ford Sl\les 1rnc\ let one of our "w1u~onmasters" •XJt you be- hind the reins tnday! THE DAILY PlloT, TV WUI(. 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ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH to .... to 10 ,.m 1 Doy\ SUVICI oro; l11~1 thu Fri., I o "' to S ' "" Moi .. I o "'· to t '·"' 592-5511 TV !PORT! Hlf1H//(Jtm ·-. • A SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 10:00 AM B Qi NHL Hockey (C) New York Rangers vs. Chicago Black Hawks at Chicago. 10:30 O (i3 00 Pre Super Bowl (C) Joe Namath, star quarterb3ck or t he New York Jets. 1s special guest . Curt Gowdy 1::; host. 11:00 O Q) 00 Super Bowl (C) Football's world championship from Miami, Florida. Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Colt s. PIJy-by· play commentary by Curt Gowdy and Bill Enis. 2:00 8 ~ 00 Post Super Bowl Wrap-Up (C) 2:30 · Q) 00 Bing Crosy Pro-Am Golf Tournament (C) The fin:il round from, Pebble Beach, Calif .. features celebrities (such as Dean Martf n, Glen C3mpbell, Andy Williams, Pat Boone, How· ard Keel and Ray Bolger) and the nation's best professionals in the classic Crosby Clambake. Last year, Bert Yancey won the tournament with a tot'll score of 278, 1ust one shot off Billy C1sper's tourney record Yancey fought off a determined rally by Jack Nicklaus to win by one stroke 4:00 O Kings Hockey (C) L.A. Kings vs. Philadelphia flyers at Philadelphia. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 7:30 O NHL All·StJlr Hockey (C) The 24th Annual All-Star Na\1onal League Hockey Game from Boston, Ma:;s, Members from the NHL Writer's Assoc1at1on select 12 players from each div :;nn; the reruining six player; are selected by the coaches All·Stars expected to compete this year include Bobb; Hull, the Esposito brothers (Phil of Boston and Tony of Chicago), Bobby Orr, John McKenzie, Glenn Hall. Eern1e Parent and Gordie Howe, who, barring in1ury, will appear ln the game for the 22nd t ime in his 25 year career. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 8:30 @ Olympic Boiling (C) Card to be announced. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 8 :30 D UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs Loyola University Rambler; at Chicago. Tape delay. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 11:00 AM B ew ll1 ABA All-Star Basketball (C) Live, from Greens boro, North Carolina. 12:00 O High School Basketball (C) Game of the Week. 12:30 0 @ UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. University of Notre Dame Fighting lnsh at Notre Dame. 2:30 0 ~ 00 Pacific 8 Basketball (C} Oregon State Beavers vs. Washington Huskies at Seattle. m Sunkist 1"ack Meet (C) Replay of last Saturday's meet at the Sports Arena Commentary by Bill Welsh and H. D. Thor eau. 3 :00 O Celebrity Bowling (C) ®College Basketball (C) Univ. of Pacific v-;. Univ of Santa Clara. 3:30 O @ (3) Pro Bowlers' Tour (C) The $77, 777 77 Showboat Invitational from Showboat Lanes in Las Veg1s. Nevad~. O National Hockey LHgue Action (C) Highlights. 4:00 B Santa Anita Feature Race (C) The $40.000 S3n Marcos Handicap for 4·year·olds and up at I •;. mile at (j) CBS Golf Classic (C) 4 :30 fJ CBS Golf Classic (C) Live, from the Firestone Country Club in Akron. Ohio. D I l'lctAL I Sportsmen's Wor1d Awards (C) Art Lmkletter is emcee as the City of Hope presents its Fourth Annual Awards at the Sands Hotel in las Vegas. Tape of last June's event honoring such athletes as Sugar Ray Robinson, Stan Musial and auto racer ROdger Ward • 5:00 O (i"n (j) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports (C) The U S ra ces the Soviet Unton 1n boiling competrt1on 1n Las Vegas, Nev Howard Cosell comments from Caesars Palace The best amateur boxers 1n Am erica will take on the out standing Russian national team in the 11 Olympic weight classes. ranging from 106 pounders to heavyweights Each bout consists of three three minute rounds. 5 :30 O PREMIERE Sports Challenge (C) Two teams of sports celeb rtties match wits in 1dent1fy1ng the Who? What? and Where? of some of the most memorable m ornents in sports. Dick f'n berg 1s host. The w1nn1ng team wins $I .000 1n sports equipment for a youth club. and runners up win $500. Guest stars include "The Old Yankees" (Joe D1ma!?~10. Mickey Mantle. Tommy Heinrich) and "The Old Dodgers"" (Don Drysdale. Don Newcomb, Duke Snider) 6:30 R UCLA Buketball (C) UCLA vs Notre Dame Taped 8:00 Saturday Nl1ht Fi1hts (C) THE DAILY PILOT. TV•WEFK, JANU.t\RY 16. 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 16 A FT E RNOON 3:00 B CBS Golf Classic (C) Profession al golfers compete for prize money totaling $225,000 0 Q°j (j) m Bing Crosby Golf Tournament (C) Live action ol the final two rounds ol the 30th Bing Crosby Pro Am Tournament G) College Basketball (C) Univ ol Nevada vs. St. Mary's €?!) Musiale/ Davey a. Goliath (C) m Aevisb Musial CJ!) T ealro del S1b1do 3:30 0 ffi Pro Bowlers Tour (C) The $50,000 Denver Open Tournament from lhe Colorado Bowl in Denver O N1tion1I Hockey League Action (C) Highlights lrom an East and a West Division NHL game ~Children's Gospel Hour (C) m lucha en Patinu (C) 4:00 B Santa ~nib Feature R1ee (C) The $50.000 San Carlos Handicap 0 On Campus (C) 0 I Spy (C) @ 00 film Feature (C) ~ 00 CBS Golf Classic (C) €?!) Pattern lor livine (C) m New Decade 1t Su (C) 4:30 B Early Show: "Hull!" (adventure) '56 -George Montgomery O Youth a. the Police (C) 0 Jttry West Show (C) m Untamed WCH'ld (C) t"ll 00 Waeon Train (C) €?!) flith for Today (C) al ~ Mundo en que Vivimos m Quest for Adventure (C) 4:55 O Lallers Wum-Up (C) 5:00 O It's Academic CC) Compeling high schools are Ciescenta Valley Canoga Park and Santa Monica 0 LAKERS OUT FOR RE -* VlNGE AGAINST HAWKS! 0 Lakers Basllet'>all (C) L A Lak ers vs Alla nla Hawks at Atlanta fJ (l) ABC's Wide World ol Sports 0 The Aven1«s (C) m Movie lirHh: "Ttlt Hom1com- in(' (romance) '48-Clark Gablt @ Quest for Adventure (C) ff> Peter Gunn W The World Wt live In (C) 1;29' © Bie Movie: "The Sieee at Red River." €?!) Quest for l ife (C) m World Cup Soccer (C) Bulga11a vs Morocco m The Bi& Picture (C) 5 :30 0 KNBC Newservict (C) @ Animals, Action a. Adventure (C) "Elephant Caplure " ffi Tonight in Lu Veeu (C) ED The Alhoales (C) (R) m Fislltr family m Bronco I V f N I •J <, 6:00 B The 811 News (C) (30) 0 In Ci) feature 0 Bou City (C) (60) (Continued) CUSTOM FIREPLACE SCREENS , ( 7 DAY DELIVERY) Inside • Outside or Corner Mounts in Beautiful Decorative Colors in Many Finishes. Wide Selection of GAS LOGS FREE ES Tl MA TES GIVEN SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING 2202 S MAIN -54S.Q491 SANTA AN~ Pase 3 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 16. 1971 In the at tradition of the dail ewitness News team ... Page 4 971 THE PAILV PILOT. TV wrcK JANUARY 16. 1971 Page 5 SATURDAY (Cont.inued) ID Then C..me Bronson (C) (60) Q9 00 Agriculture USA (C) (30) m Musicale/DIVey & Goliath (C) 6:30 8 About a Week (C) (30) O News Conference (C) (30) 0 News (C) (30) Clayton Vaughn fl) Hobby Showcase (30) ell) The French Chef (C) (30) f:i9 Cf..J CBS News (C) (30) m Children's Gospel Hour (C) (30) m Edge of Eternity (C) (30) ffi Upbeat (C) (60) 7:00 8 CBS Evening News (C) (30) O I sPr(1AL I Each in His Own Prison (C) (30) A documentary that probes tile senseless society of the dcug addict On camera narrator, Warren Stevens. 0 PREMIERE Juvenile Jury (C) (30) Jack Barry is host of this series designed to give a forum lo young· sters so they can air !heir views Mayor Sam Yorty guests O Death Valley Days (C) (30) m I SPICIAL I Music Scene in Lon· don (C) (60) A sampling of "rock -British Style," with The Faces who are essentially urban in their musical approach and their life style: Mallhews Southern Comfort, a relatively new group wliose latest album has been acclaimed by the crit•cs, and fa1rpart Convention, currently the foremost country rock group 1n B11tatn ID Run for Your life (C) (60) ffi Creative l ivint With Crafts (Cl ell) Realities (C) (60) (R) ~ ()l Buck Owens (C) (30) m livinf Faith (C) (30) eI} Bo1 de Muico (90) m Children of Compus1on (C) a;) Ritmol1ndi1 (60) 7:30 8 ~ (i) Mission: Impossible (C) (60) The IMF devise~ an elaborate sr.heme lo dupe lore1gn agent James Reed (David Scheiner) 1nlo stealing a bogus missile guidance system. 0 ~ (6) m Andy Williams (C) (60) Ray Charles. Cass f111oll Lorne Greene and El!on John guest 8:00 O Zane Grey Thutre (30) 0 (ff. (J"I m I SP(CIAL I Arthur Godfrey's America: The Everglades (C) (60) Ar1hur Godfrey serves as guide through one ol the lew wild lite sanctuaries left and stresses the need lo preserve its Rreal nal ural beauty 0 Million $ Movie: "Cry of Battle" (drama) '63-Vari Heflin m NASA f ilm (C) (30) 0 ENJOY THE SATURDAY * NIGHT FIGHT S! NOW! 0 Saturday Night fights (C) (2 hr) m Movie Greats: "The Homecom- 1n2" (romance) '48 Clark Gable, I ana Turner Annf' Ba~I er ID Minority Community (C) (30) fl) Mach 22 (C) (? h1) ell) Soul! (C) (60) (R) (,rM y M1tchlll hosts tonight m The Story (C) (30) 8:30 O 1)9 (81 My Three Sons (C) (30) Barbara suspects a promotion for Sieve may be in lhe worh when Page 6 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 16. 1971 she 1s invited to a tea for wives ol nationally known mystery writer is top company executives murdered while watching himself 0 ~@ m Adam-12 (C) (30) on the Di ck Cavel! Show, and "log 2&--LEMRAS.'' Olt1cers Malloy Croft, Vanessa and Mr Arcane are and Reed help thwart a holdup and hired to solve the slaying by an· contend with a se11es ot burglaries other mystery writer. Dick Cavett that are linked lo mysteriously dis is special guest. along with Wilfrid appea11ng motorcycles. Hyde-While. Charles Hamilton Ver· 0 1 ffi Cl} Lawrence Welk (C) nev and Mildred Natwick ID Porter W12oner (C) (30) 0 News (C) (30) Larry Burrell m Cine1111 30 (C) (30) ID Oet ReeYes (C) (30) m Nodles T1pati1S (30) 1 ffi Saturd1y Nifht Movie: 9:00 8 Q? 00 Arnie (C) (30) Robert "M12ic Town." Cummings guests as "Holly" Holl ell) San Francisco Mix (C) (30) (R) mgsworth, a former company e~ecu lO:OO 8 5 (j) Minnix (C) (60) Robert llve of great .charm whose 111s1t to Lansing guests as Police Chief Cart his old stamping grounds-and lhl' . 1oyous reception he gets there-lilts 'l'ar.1ng, who searches for one of his Arnie with fear for his job. Police off1cers, an e~·conv1ct, sus- pected ot robbery and murder. Ruth NEWLYWED CAME TAKES A TRIP-Host Bob Eubanks aels read)' to move The Newl)'Wt'd C ame lo lh new lime and new day on ABC, be-- sjnolq Monday al 8 PM. 10:30 Roman, Brenda Benet. Robert R1t· ch1e. Don Eitner and James Wain· wnght also guest. O Bir 5 News (C) (30) 0 fri2ht Ni2ht: "little Shop of Honors" and "Thi! Unearthly." ID News (C) (30) Ken Jones ID Oak Rid2e Boys (C) (30) ell) NET Pt1yhouse (C) (90) (R) "An Ideal Husband" 0 UCLA vs. U of C in * TONIGHT'S BIG GAME! 0 UCLA Basketball (C) Tape delay ot UCLA vs UC at Berkeley game played earlier O News Special (C) (30) "Orug Abuse " Bob Bani 1eld gives a report on what 1s being done 1n Southern California to combat the growing menace ol drug abuse ID USC Basketball (C) Tape delay of USC at Stanford game ID News (C) (30) ffi Passport to Tr1Vel (C) (JO) 11:00 0 0 O News (C) ID It Is Written (C) @ @ Spatli2ht Theatre: "Wolf Larsen." Barry Sullivan. (29' (i) films From Muico l l : 15 8 F1bulous 52! (C) "Nifht of the Griuly" (drama) '66-Clinl Walker. Martha Hyer, Keenan Wynn. Ron Cly, Nancy Kulp 11:30 0 Movie: "Three for Jamie Dawn" (drama) 'Sb-Laraine Day, Ricardo 0 ~@ m NBC Saturday Mov· Montalban. Richard Carlson ie: (C) "Duel at Diablo" (western) O Saturdar Niihl Movie: "Of Hu- '66-S1dney Poitier James Garner. min Bond,ge" (classic) ·s6-Kim Bill Travers. Dennis Weaver, B1b1 Novak, Laurence Harvey. Anderson Attempts by a mule skin ID Movie: "Storm fur" (drama) net's wile (Miss Anderson) lo live '56-Cornel Wilde. Jean Wallace among !he '-Pache Indians are frus 12:00 ID AIHtight Show: "Rmr s on Her trated by a frontier scour (Garner) fin~ers," "Sl orm Cen ter" an<1 and an ar~y horse wrangler "f rom the Earth lo l he Moon." @The Wilburn Brothers (C) (JO) 12·30 0 Mo •. ''Th Ch -" (d ) ell) flick Dut (C) (30) (R) . , v1~. e amp1on rarna m Hour of Power (C) (GO) 49-Kirk Dougla&. Ruth Roman eI) Premiere Mo9ie (/ hr) I ;00 ~Mom: "Step Lively" (musical) 9:30 ca ~ Ci J Mi T ler Moore (C) 44 f rank Sinatra Glo11a DeHaven ~ ry 1 O Speaking freely (C) "Theodore (30) A handsome war correspond Kh II L b M d 1 .. . e , a or e 1a or ent, lresh from the Vietnam battle 0 11 Mondo (C) liont, pays a v1s1 t Jo the tele111s1on . newsroom whe1P. he used to work I :'45 @ Movie: "The Wild D1kotas'' and makes a big play for Mary (western) '56 Bill Williams Monie Ma11\ham Ru-sl~ Z:OS 0 News (C) 0 Cl} Most Deadly G1me (C) (bO) 2:30 0 Movie: "Houu of Seven Gablu " "f Said the Sparrow · An inter (tlass1c) '40-George Sanders. SUNDAY JANUARY 17 MORNING 6:15 m Tiit Cflristophers 6:30 ID Tiie Bible Answers 6:55 8 Give Us This D1y (C) 7:00 8 Tom and Jerry (C) O The Chlllen1e of faith (C) m Tiies of Wells flr(O @ (]) Tllis Is Ille Life (C) 7:30 8 Penelope Pitstop (C) O Music & the Spohn Word (C) O Campu' Profi1e "Amino Acids " tlul11l:onisl Gayelord Hauser guests O Herald of Truth (C) ID Yogi Bear ind friends (C) ID Slcred He1rt (C) Q1) m Hour ol Deliverance ~ (!) God Is the Answer (C) 7:45 l!) The Christophers (C) 8:00 8 L1111p lfoto My feet (C) "Ber lrand Russell· Faith ot an Atheist 0 This Is the Lile (C) O Cathedral el Tomorrow (C) O An2ie's Garare (C) O Day of Dise11very (C) ID Wonderama (C) @ Revival Fires (C) Q9100 Town Hall Meeting (C) 8:30 8 look Up ind Live (C) 0 Mn . Alpha Bet (C) 0 (j7) (J) Smokey the Bur (C) O Movie: (C) "Thunderbirds" (dra ma) '42-Cene Tierney @ Qj (6) K1thryn Kulllm1n (C) ~ 00 full Gospel Revival (C) 9:00 0 Camera Three (C) "Cabrillo Beach-Museum ol Natural His tory " O Serendipity (C) 0 D1y of Discovery (C) 0 @ m Jonny Quest (C) @ Gospel Singing Jubilee (C) Q} (6) Oral Roberts (C) ti9l (81 Tom and ferry (C) eI} Music1 y P1l1bras CJi) P1norama Latino en Dom1n20 9:30 8 Tod1y's Reli2ion (C) 0 m I SPlCrAL I A Man Named Lombardi (C) f ilms arid 1nterv1ews about lhe late Vince Lombardi who coached the NrL's Green Bay Packers and Washington Redskins 0 Gene Autry Show O 1 r:n Cl1bnoo2a Cab (C) tll (6) First B1ptist Church (C) (29 (J) Face the Nation (C) eI} £st1 £s la Yid• 10:00 8 Q9 (8) NHL Hochy (C) N Y Rangers vs Chicago Black Hawks 0 Hour of Power (C) 0 @ (3 I Bullwinkle (C) 0 Movie: "Marine 81ttte2round" (adventure) '66 Jock Mahoriey @ Rendezvous Wilh Adventure (C) Q) 00 faith for Today (C) eI} Canciones y Musica ffi Agriculture Report (C) 10:30 0 ~ (6) m Pre Super Bowl (C) Joe Namalh. slar quarterback ol lhe New York Jets 1s special guesl 0 117i ( 3 1 Discovery (C) "Part Way lo the Ma1ors ' ID F1ith for Tod1y (C) ts I " a llo I~ go ed ws d1 ay y 11 @ @ Feature Film '1i) Commentarios (C) l 1:00 0 fU @ m Super Bowl (C) Foot ball's world championship from Miami. Fla. Teams are Dallas Cow boys and Baltimore Colts. O Home Buyers' Guide (t) O Mternoon Movies: "We're Not Married" (comedy) '53 -Ginger Rogers, Fred Allen. Marilyn Mon· roe. "Beautiful Blonde From Bash- ful Bend" (musical) '50 -Betty Grable. Cesar Romero, Rudy Vallee. m Movie: (C) "Her Twelve Men" (comedy) '54-Greer Garson, Barry Sullivan. Robert Ryan Q) Church in the Home (C) (i7J (J) Stories of Succeu (C) '1i) Cine en Su tau a!) Quien Canta Esta Cancion? 11:30 O Movie: (C) "Shlr1tlighters" (dra ma) '56 -Victor Mature, Karen Steele, James Olson. @ (J) Underway for Puce (C) AFTFRNOON 12:00 O Movie: "Train to Tombstone" (western) '50 -Don Barry, Robert lowery Q) Intelligent Parent (C) (j7) (3) Sunday Matinee: "Rio Grande." a!) Drama Domine-al 12:30 8 Conversation With a Psydliatnst Q) Oral Roberts (C) e29 (BJ Penelope Pitstop (C) 1:00 8 Steps to le11ning (C) O Million $ Movie: "Convicts Four" (biography) '63-Ben Gaz za1a, Sluart Whitman, Sammy Davis Jr , Ray Walston Story of the re habihtation of convict John Resko m The World Beyond Q) News, Sports & Wetther (C) ~ (j) Camera Three (C) m frente a la Vida (C) 1 :15 O Movie: "Rogue's Regiment" (ad venture) '48-0lck Powell, Marta Toren. 1:30 0 The "ew Society (C) Q) Voice of Calvary (C) e29) (i) Sunday Alternoon Movie '1i) Melodias de Siempre 2:00 8 Sunflower Celebration Co. (C) 0 ~ (j) m Post Super Bowl Wrap-Up (C) O ITT) (3) Cl) Directions (C) "New Images-Music." Q) Travel With Don ' Bettini (C) '1i) Tealro Familiar 2:30 8 The Siesta Is Over (C) 0 Ci) Ci) m Bing Crosby Goll Tournament (C) Coverage of final rounds trom Pebble Beach, Calif Celebrities from 1he worlds of show business. POiitics and business te~m w1lh the nation's leading professional gol fers 0 1 Ci) G) Issues & Answers (C) lE ROLLER GAMES·ACTION! * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS lE Rollef Game (C) T Birds vs lei1a~ Outlaws. 3:00 8 Face the Nation (C) O Robert lt Doman Show (C) O Prus Conference (C) 0 family f ilm Festival: "Stand Up and Cheer." Shirley lemple m Chiller @ CV Judy Lynn (C) m Pattern tor livin& g;)Toros Cl) Avicutture Report (C) 3:30 f) Newsmakers (C) Guest is Bob Moretti. new Speaker of the Cah tornia State Assembly. O Movie: ''The Best Things In life Are Free" (musical) '56 - Gordon MacRae, Dan Dailey, Ernest Borgnine, Sheree North. @ (j) SUnday Matinee: "Down to the Sea in Ships." m Sacred Cinema (C) Cl) Feature Films (C) 3:55 0 Kin1s Warm -Up (C) 4:00 f) KNXT News Special (C) CR) "The President in Calilorn1a " OTBA 0 Kings Hockey (C) L A Kings vs Philadelphia Flyers al Phila delphia . Q11 @ film features (C) ED Altars of the Eut (C) "Patil way to Nirvana." m This Is the Life (C) 4:30 O I Sf'ECIAl I Meet the "ew Sena tors (C) Roger Mudd 1s anchor man Ten newly elected U S Sena tors and lhei1 larn1l1es meet at the Sheialon Carlton Hotel, Washing· Ion, DC. 0 Insight (C) "The 341h Hour_" O Pet Set (C) Bel1y White hosts. James Brolin and his lamily pet are featured m festival of Classics: "Grand Hotel'' (drama) '32-Greta Garbo. John and Lionel Barrymore. Joan Crawford. Lewis Slone. Wallace Beery~ Q) The Visual Girl (C) m Agriculture USA (C) 4:50 ED You and I 5:00 O Inquiry (C) 0 The Avenaen (C) ID NEW TIME: "ANIMALS *ACTION & ADVENTURE" lE Animals, Action & Adventure (C) "Bird Paradise '' ff) Peter Gunn Q) CI) Passport to Tr.vet (C) ED Kukl1, Fran & Ollie (C) m NASA film (C) '1i) Carrousel Muiuno m Compass (C) a!) Cinema del Dominao Cl) Rea Humbard (C) 5:30 8 RCTURN Anim1I World (C) Bats are examined in the lirst edition ol Bill Burrud's unusual wildlife ser ies. (Rescheduled) 0 WHICH WAY, AMERICA? * KNBC Spec. with Whitney Young. Burl Ives hosts. O I oic1AL I Which wa,, Amiri ca? (C) Burt Ives hosts document ary which examines America a$ seen by Whitney Young, National Urban League [xecullve Director 0 Eyewitness News (C) lE Gilligan's lsl1nd (C) ff) Color Travele1de (C) (lJ @ World Tomorrow (C) ED Playing the Guitu (R) fN (8) S•ippy (C) m Fisher Family m Insight (C) (Continued) • Personalized • Stylish • Easy to Use THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 16, 1971 Order Yours NOW ••• 1000 Beautiful Stick-on Labels • Order for Yourself or a Friend. May be used on envelo pes as re- turn address labels. Also very handy r--~ cH identifica tion fabels f o r marking personal items such as books, recc.rd s. photos, etc. La· bels stic k on glass a nd may be used for marking home canned foo d items. All labels are printed with stylish Vogue type on fine q ualit y white g u1T1m ed paper. 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More good news ... the weekend Eyewitness News team again at 11:00 on KABC-TV, Channel 7. It's a great place to spend the weekend. SUNDAY (Continued) 5:45@@ Seven Arts Theatre: "Un· tamed." EVENING 6:00 O Movie: ''Dur Heart" (comedy) '6~1enn Ford, Geraldine Page. Michael Anderson Jr . Barbara Nichols. A small town postmistress attends a convention in New York and attracts the attention ol a greeting card salesman who is en gaged to a widow with a teenage son O like Young (C) (60) Jim Mc· Kenna hosts a contemporary music production. @ Here Come the Brides (C) (60) ~@ I S..ictAl f A Man Named Lombardi (C) (60) Program about the late football coach. Vince Lombardi ff) Book Beat (C) (30) (R) "Masi ering the Art of French Cooking" by Julia Child ;j9; (8l CBS News Speci1I (C) (60) "Meet the New Senators " m Hour of Power (C) (60) mi la Tormenta (60) rn Bronco (60) ffi Day of Discovert (C) (30) 6:15 O Kinp Wrap-Up (C) &:30 1J KHXT Reporl$ (C) (30) (R) "The 1 hree races ol Unemploy menl " O trs Your Bet (C) (30) O B1rb1r1 Mdbir Show (C) (bO) Guests include Freda Payne. Bobby Vee. and lmry and Donaldson m Creature Features: (C) "Crea- tion of the Humanoids'' (sci Ii) '62-0on Megowan El) Hour of Deliverance (30) ff) D£BUT Consultation (C) (30) A new medical series locus1ng on a drlferenl health problem each week "Headache" features Dr Philip Thorek. professor of surgery al the Univeisity of Illinois ffi The Golden Years (C) (30) 7:00 6 Ci9 (Ill Lessie (C) (30) An all animal episode in which Lassie and a small lo• save a burrowing owl from a weasel (Rescheduled) 0 aJ (61 rn Wild Kingdom (C) (30) (R) "lions Under the Net " Marhn Perkins is host 0 l1n Tyson Show (C) (30) Guests are Anne Mu11ay lhe folk group called The Travellers and Mike Graham @Passport to Travel (C) (JO) ·'The Children's l and " Hal Saw yer eKplores Holland El) Siu Patrol (30) ED The Great Ameriun Ore1m Ma. chrne (C) (90) (R) Many aspects ol Ame11can lite are featured EI!) Faith lor Today (C) (30) rn Tutro de Manolo F•bregas (Cl a!) Estrelln en M11m1 (30) ffi Future Film (t) (30) 7•30 6 129 ( 8 Hogan's Heroes (C) (30) Col Hogan poses as a Gestapo agent ·when an Ameiican flyer is THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, JANUARV 16. 1971 suspected of being an enemy spy 0 ~ (!) ED Wonderful World of Disney (C) (60) '1he Adventures of Bullwhip Gritfin " A three part spool of the old West starring Suzanne Pleshelle. Roddy McOowall. Bryan Russell. Karl Malden. Rtch aid Haydn. Hairy Cuaidino and Mike Mazurki A 14-year old boy, left penniless by the death of his grandfather, sets out to make his fortune accompanied by the family butler. O Comedy Classic Theatre: ''Man on the Flying Trapeze." W.C. Fields and Mary Brian star in 1935 cfas sic of a browbeaten man's unhappy family lite. O Million S Movie: "The Power and the Prize" (drama) '56 - Rober1 Taylor. Burl Ives. Story of human dignity and the thirst 101 power @ Three Passports to Adventure (C) (30) "Austrian Delight " El) Voice of the Hour (JO) m Quest for life (C) (30) ffi Passport to Travel (C) 8:00 iJ ~ 00 Ed Sulliv1n (C) (60) Tony Bennett, Melina Mercouri and Gary Puckett guest 0 @ (ID ffi The FBI (C) (60) "Center of Peril " Guest Vrc Mor · row masterminds lhe removal of a world-famous painting from a Kansas City museum Other guests are Gary Collins. Wayne Mclaren and Susan Howard. m Movie Greats: "Homecominr'' I I I I I > :-----.... , at : ,> Fine Quality PRINTING 642-4321 Offset & Letterpress ,, '~~·-,~--~-·· =::1 i:i: :;:;;~;_!~~:::::-~ -------''A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. B•lboa Blvd. -. Newport Be•ch I I I I I (romance) '48-Clark Gable, Lanal--------------------------- Turner. Anne Baxter, John Hodiak Chutchills" (C) (60) "Bridals." @Weekend News (C) (30) Society doctor learns new values €I1) NASA Film (C) (30) 11:00 IJ ~ (j) Newu (C) on the battlefield. mi Fesliv1I Filmito (2 hr) 0 Q~ (I) News (C) @ The Big Question (C) (60) "Sex 9:30 0 News (C) (30) Larry Burrell 0 Cathedril of Tomorrow (C) and lhe Family " @ World of Sports (C) (30) 0 (l7l { ll News (C) El) Pattern for livin& (C) (30) €I1) life for Today (C) 0 Movie: ''The Chuge of the m Sicred Cinema (C) (60) 10:00 1J ~' (81 l1ckre Gleason and the ll"ht Bri"ade" (adventure) '36-mi Sylvia Y {nrique (60) Honeymooners (C) (60) (R) Erroll Flynn. Olivia de Havllland. 8:30 0 il100 rn Bill Cosby CC) <JO) O @@rn The Bold Ones (C) @ KATHRYN KUHLMAN "Miraculous Martin " 01ck Van (60) "Someday They'll Elect a * (IN COLOR) Dyke portrays a fadin" mag1c1an President " A scandal magazine @ Kathryn Kuhlman (C) who persuades Chet lo jorn hrs writer (Dana (lcai) accuses Sen "' . act Stowe of using his ollice to line 11:15 09 (8 I The Chr1stophers (C) EE World Tomorrow (C) (30) the pockets of a crime syndicate 11:30 6 Movie: (C) "The Naked ind lhe ff) The World We live In (C) (30) John Randolph and Kermit Mur De1d" (war drama) '58-Aldo "The Losers .. A lighthearted com dock guest Ray, Clill Robertson. Raymond me11t on the decline and fall of O Big S News (C) {30) Kevin Massey, Joey Bishop the horse during his 60 m1lhon Sanders Barney Moms O Sunday Tonie/It Show (C) (R) year history O Willi1m f . Buckley (C) (60) O Movie: (C) "In Love ind W11" 9:00 iJ t,29 (8l Glen Campbell (C) (60) Buckley conducts a d1sr.uss1on with (drama) '58-Robert Wagner. Dana Guests are frnie Fotd. Phil Silvers members of the audience made up Wynlei. Jeffrey Hunlet. Hope Lange and Susan Raye of students m Movie: "The House of Roths· 0 ~ (6J rn Bonanu (C) (60) m News (C) (30) l(en Jones child" (drama) '34--George Ar "Top Hand " A Ponderosa trail @ Joe DeS1f•11 (C) {30) liss. Robert Young, Loretta Young boss's trouble with h1~ m'n lhre_,I ff) Fanfare (C) (90) (R) "Cash1" @ MoYie: "All for M1ry" (com· ens the success ol a major cattle A special view of Johnny Cash edy) '56-Nigel Palrrck, Kathleen drive Ben Johnson guests country and western phenomenon Hams 0 The Defenders (60) as he p~rlorms al a prison, an !rn ll'l Sund1y Night Show: "Be· 0 (17' (3) ffi ABC Sund1y Mov· Indian Reservation, ltir Grand Old ginning ol the £nd." Pele1 Graves 1e: (C) "Waterhole tt 3" (western) Op1y. Carnegie Hall and 1n a re ~ (j ) Insight (C) '67-tames Coburn. Carroll O'Con rording session w1fh Bob Dylan 12:00 0 f ilm Future (C) "California nor. Margaret Blye. Claude Akins lO:JO O World Tomorrow (C) (JO) Della " Timothy Ca1ey. Joan Blondell A way out story ol a smooth talking m ISLA VISTA-Up proless1onal gamble1 who success * Against the Crisis·Pt. II lully combines larceny and Inv~ m I $"CIAL I Up Against the Crisis @The Ski Show (C) (30) -Part II (C) (60) KH V rev1s1ts El) Minion Forum (C) Isla Vista. w11h colum111st M Seid ff) Masterpiece Theatre: "The Fi11t enbaum I :00 f) Movie: "The Seventh Victim" (drama) 43-Kim Hunter Tom Con way O News (C) l :45 @ Award Thutre: "Leaion of the Doomed." 8111 Williams PEARL BAILEY, headlining her own variety hour, The Pearl Bailey Show, is making her television serie!t debut this week as ABC unveils its new season. Four new series premiere this week: a half-hour game show, The Reel Game (Mon- day, Jan. 18. 8:30 PM), hosted by Jack Barry; a half-hour comedy -drama, The Smith Family (Wednesday. Jan. 20, 8:30 PM, starring Henry Fonda and Janet Blair; an hour western. Ali as Smith and Jones (Thursday, Jan. 21, 7:30 PM ), starring Pete Duel and Ben Murphy; and Miss Bail- ey·~ show (Saturday. Jan. 23, 8:30 PM). In addition, nine series move to new time periods (check TV WEEK logs for listings). Let's Make a Deal, The Newlywed Game, Room 222, The Young Lawyers. Make Room fo r Granddaddy, Dan August, The Odd Couple , Love. American Style and The Lawrence Welk Show. The remainder of the tele- vi,1on '>Cason promises to be con,idcrably enllw ncd by the weekl y presenn! of Pearl Bail- ey, a warm personal1ly whose Pearl Bailey Paee 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV W££1<. JANUARY 16, 1971 The Smilh Famlly-(left to right) Darleen Carr, Janet Blair, Mkhael.James Wixted, Henry Fonda and Ronny Howard. demonstrative talents have be- guiled audiences for three generations. She has left her indelible mark on the enter- tainment world as a vaudevil- lian, night club star, stage and fil m actress. recording artist, anJ personalit y ex1raordinaire. She became a Broadway star in 1946 with "SI. Loui~ Woman," following that suc- CC'>'> with -;11ch show'> a<; "Arm~ and the Girl," "Bless You All," "Hou~c of Flowers" and "Hello Dolly'" For her two-year <;land as Doll y Levy, in Broadway's longest-running musical, Mi,., Balley wa<; honored wi th lhe coveted Tony award Her movies include "Carmen Joncc;," "That Certain Feeling,'' ''Porgy and Bess," "St. Lot11s Worn.an." "All the Fine Young Cann ihah" and, mo~r rccenlly. "The: Landlord." The numhcr of Pearl Hai l- e~·-; recorded song' 1o; leg.ion. Among thoc;c which h;iw been i11dcl1hly idcn11 fied wi th her arc "Tired," "Thal\ Good Enough for Mc." "I cgal1zc My N:ime," "Takes Two to Tango," "There Must Be ~0me1hing Beiter Than Love" .1mJ "Won't Yl'll Come Horne Ril l Bailey" Hl•r <>ongs. h.1lf-t.llkcd, half 'ung. arc dcltvnctl 111 an 111"n- u.1t111g manner tha1 " tl"llllC- 11vclv here; To her fans she is all things to all media-and she will set out 10 conquer a new one wi th lhe debut of The Pearl Bailey Show, her first T V <;cries. Like other variety programs, 11 will have a format. but l111- l1kc the otherc; Mi<>s Bai ley·~ weekly production will not he rc'I ril'ted to any preconceived guideline-;. Like the in1rn11abk Pearlie Mae herself, the pro- gram will be malleahlc nnd dis- 1ingu1shed hy a rree-anJ-ca-;y approach. A s confercncier of the 'how, Pearl will introduce her guc)ts. chat with them, 1.,mg wi1h them, sit on the edge of 1he stage (the series i' taped in ABC's Holl ywood Pnlace) 10 ec;tahlic;h a• cloc;er rapport with her audience, nnd othcrwic;e do whatever prompts her at any give n moment. Pea rl Bailey ha-. never been stall<.: M prc- J1ctahle There will he guc~I<; of cour,c, hut not pcrfnrn1l'r' cho,cn for 1he1r name valm: alone. The cntcrinn for ap- penrmg on lhe 'h<'" will he the way in wh1C'h lhey "n:l;1tc" to the ~lar of the <;hO\.\ Pearl prefer'\ tc) work with pcopk with whom 'he i' mn,1 com fort <1blc On her 'hem lhh week. the guests arc Lou" Armc;trong, Bing ('ro,hy :mci Andy Will iams. In shows to follow, the guests include Lu- cille Ball, George Kirby, Ser- gio Mendez and Brasil '66, Jimmy Durante, Tony Bennett, the Supremes, Steve Lawrence, Li za Minelli and Cab Callo- way. THE SMITH FAMILY, starring Henry Fonda as De- tective Sgt. Chad Smith, is a contem~rary series about rhe home life of a policeman. Portraying members of lhe plainsclothesman 's household arc J:lnct Blair as his wife Bel- ly, and Darl een Carr, Ronny Howard (formerly the child star of the old Andy Griffith Show) and Mic hael-James Wi x- ted as their youngsters. The 'iCries involves the gen- erati on gap as, within the Smith family, viewpoint of a 17-year-old college freshman, a high 'chool juni or of 15 and a young son in grammar school are represented. Chad Smith, veteran of 25 year-; on the force. i'i dedicated to his career in law enforcement and has compas'lion for peopl e in trouble Hie; love for his fam- ily ic; reciprocated, although there arc difficul ties and prcs- 'urc<; on the family memhcr<; peculiar lo the nature o f his work. In thi~ week's episode, Cindy <.;mi 1h has 10 come to term'\ wi 1h hcing the daughter of a "pig·· The -.enc' 1..omb1ncs some of the top talent in the c111er- tainmen1 ht1~iness. Executive pr<'lduccr Don Fcdderson feels confident 1ha1 The Smit h Fam- ily will follow the success of hi' olhl•r wi nners, My Three S0n,, F.1 mily Affair. The Law- rence Welk Show anJ To Rnmc With I ovc. Janet Blair is a long-c,1ah- l1c;hcd muc;ical-comedy -;tar. fondl y rcmcmhcrcd for her -;t;irring role as Nellie Forlw<;h 111 the national company tour of "South P;icific"-a role she played for 1.673 COn'\ecut1vc performance<;_ In addition to n11mcro11<. Broadway and Lon- don c;uccc,c;es on the <,tagc. c;he ha' pla yed every top n1 ghtcluh in the C'nunl ry. had her own TV \Cric, for three 'iCil'iOn'\, .ind ha' an 1mpre~<;ivc llsr of movie credit<; Henn Fnni..la 1' om: nf a h.1ndf11I of performer' who arc frequently-and rightfully - rl'fcrreJ 10 ac; "super,tars." An international star in 70 films to date, his movie vehicles in- clude such classics as "The Grapes of Wrath," "The Ox Bow Incident," "Jezebel," "Mister Roberts" (in which he Pete Duel and Ben Murphy star in Alas Smith and Jones. starred on Broadway for 1600 performances), 'Twelve Angry Men" and "The Best Man." A decade ago he starred in his own TV series fpr two sea- sons, The Deputy. ALIAS SMITH AND JONF.S, which debuts as a ser- ies this week, was "launched" two weeks ago by the Movie of the Week with th e same title and stars. Pete Duel plays Han- nibal Heyes (alias Joshua Smith) and Ben Murphy plays Jed "Kid" C urry (ali as Thad- deus Jones), in a story of two former outlaws in the oid west who are trying to stay out of trouble for a. year in order to earn amnesty from the gover- nor. . Thei r attempt to "go straight .. is compl icated by the fact that there is still a hi t of larceny in their heans. and there are still prices on their heads-forcing the m to stay one step ahead of the hounty hunters. Roy Huggins (Maverick. Run For Your Li fe) ic; the ex- ecutive producer for the series. Pet'! Duel has previously starred in two other ABC se- ries, Gidget and Love on a Rooftop. and has made mimer- ous dramatk appearances on many of the top TV series- notably as a guest in the 2- hour pilot movie for Marcus Welby, M.D. and again in the 2-hour pilot film for The Psy- chiatrist. Ben Murphy playe<l Robert Stack's C nme Maga- zine assistant in The Name of the Game for two seasons, and also has made frequent guest appearances elsewhere. THE REEL GAME, which follows the hi ghly successful Newlywed Game and Let's Make a Deal in their new Monday night time peri ods, is hosted by Jack Barry and is a quiz show in which contestants test thei r knowledge, then t:heck their answers against newsreels and other films of famous people and famous events. On each program, each ' of three studio contestants is given a sum of money and asked to bet portions of it on his or her knowledge in vari- ous categories. Viewers will then get the opportunity to compare the accuracy of con- testants' answers with perti- nent film clips -sometimes specially-filmed answer seg- Jack Barry, host of The Reel Game. rncnls involving celebrity guests. ABC ~eries which have been c..lroppcd from the schedule as of this week, are: The Young Rebels. The Silent Force, Matt Lincoln, Barefoot in the Park, The Immortal and T he Most Deadly Game. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 16, 1971 ''1>. ' . ' ' , ' , ' ' 1-5..j ' • •' :-.; . .. f-~ .. ·: ,~,/' ,--< .. 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"Dr. Cook's Garden" Is based on the Ira Levin play which opened on Broadway in 1967. The play was adapted for television by Art Wallace. Dr. Leonard Cook (Bing Crosby). the re· spected physician of Greenfield, Vt., is overjoyed by the home· coming of Jim Tennyson (Frank Converse), a young man he prac· tically raised from boyhood after the sudden death of Jim's alcoholic father. Now a doctor himself, Jim has returned to the town because he has learned from Doc's housekeeper, Dora (AQ!>Y Lewis), that the old man is ill. • .. GARDEN N THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 16, 1971 UNHAPPY NEWS-Dr. Marcus Welby, (Robert Young) at· tempts to console Julie Croft (guest star Dana Wynter) when he tells her that she har TB in "False Spring," on ABC's Marcus W elby, M .D., Tuesday at 10 PM. 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DAYTlME MOVIES 9:0011 "Duel ef Nlpt" (mystery) '46 -Michael Redame, Sally Ann Howes. "Nidlola "lclleby" (clas- sic) '47 -Sir Cedric Hardwlcke, Stanley Holloway. O "Key to tlle City" (comedy) '50 -Clarll Gable. Loretta Youna. Ray. mond Burr. 9:30 fJ ''Slfftl My Love" (drama) '48 -Claudette Colbert, Don Ameche. m "Passport for I Corpse" (Id· venture) '62 -Albert Lupin. Linda Christi i n. 1:00 m "House ol str1n1t11" (dn1ma) '4~Edw1rd G. Robinson. Ric:herd Conte, Susan Hayward 2:00 fJ (C) "Son of 1 Gunfipttr'' (western) '66 -Russ Tamblyn. James Philbrook. 4:30 II (C) "Tiltr by the lair' (dra· m1) '69-Christopher Georae. Tip· pi Hedren, Oun J1uer EVENING 6:00 f) 111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 KNIC N....mc. (C) (60) 11 Tiit Allen Sllow (C) (90) 0 Sil O'Clecl Mowie: (C) "CM· pis IOu111" Put I (adventure) '65 -Omar Sharif. Stephen Boyd. Ad· ventures of one of history's rreat· est leaders from his boyhood en· sl1vemenl 0 Diet v .. Dyll (30) m "' fUtrt:AtMs CC> <30> II) ()7) (])Stir Tret (C) (60) fD DOllT Art Stlldie: "Printinf Birds." Simple ways are shown to make bird prints usin& common household items. Lind• Schmid is hostess. 9 Cl) CIS News (C) (30) tI!) Flsher F1•ity (30) @I) Noticiero 34 (C) (60) a;) Winp to Advtnture (C) (30) ail LI Hon Fl•lllar aNI htrlci1 al ICPLM-News (C) (30) 6:15 Eii) Ch1rtil's hcl (C) 6:30 O Candid Ca.-r1 (30) m Tiit flyin1 Nun (C) (30) @ CI) NIC News (C) (30) Eii) Hoclppocl11 Ltclct (C) (30) Ci'1 Cf) My Favorite Martian (30) m Soda• Seca1tJ <C> <30> a;) Tiie DI.rt Repof1 CC) (30) m Lff Olvidldos (30) al AIC Ennla1 News (C) (30) 6:45 tI!) Mtsicale 7:00 II CIS btninc News (C) (30) Watter Cronkite. 0 m NIC Nlptty Ntn (C) (30) David Brinkley, John Chancellor, Frank McGee. 0 WMfs My Uat? CC) (30) w I ... 14 ORWUC F• llEl.MIED TOY••! For the same prices •• the devlt•lind foods In the super m•rkets. You can have delicious, clean FOOD DELIYIRID TO YOUR DOORI We have • complete selection of •II: HEAL TH FOODS, VITAMINS, FRESH PRODUCE & JUICE. There is NO CHARGE for the delivery. All items are GUAR· ANTE EDI CALL : TROPICAL SOL. INC. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 16, 1971 m @(]) I Ltve lJlcy (30) Sidney Bl1ckmer, Susan Oliver. A II) Dfaplft (C) (aO) man sdlemes to Come into a million· @ Cl) Julia (C) (30) dollar inheritance by switchlna fil) SptallltiOA (C) (60) (R) "The Identities with 1nother man who Cubist Epoch.'' A special look 1t has 1 limited time to tlve. the collection of more thin 300 O Tiit F111itift (C) (60) Cubist woru cune11tly on display 0 @ (j) al AIC ..._., Mow· It the LA. County Museum of Art. it: (C) "Cat lallotf' (comedy· 9 CJ) Trwtll tr C.114111111CeS (C) western) '65 -Jan. Fonda, Lee fE Cllrisl tllt Uwt.1 W~ (C) (30) Marvin, Mic.hit! C1ll1n. Dwayne II) Ro11rte (30) Hickman. Nat Kina Cole, Stubby IE 5'.,...eata Mn (55) Kaye. Youn& schoolteacher teams up El') llt'lie Iii .. {C) (30) With I Clftlt rustler Ind his drunk· 7:JO II a CJ)...... (C) (60) en uncle. posln& IS I preacher; Mtrshal Diiion t.r1ils the two out· and after her fathtr's death, they law Rawlins brothers to Mexico stage 1 train robbery. and is befriended by 13-year·old II) I IHc!AL I SWinsln' Fllnr (C) Paco, who sees Dillon as 1 man (60) Highli(hts Include musit1I who Cln rid his villaae of all Its numbers performed by a newly bandidos. lncludina the one who discovered 15·member aroup at killed the boy's father. Sea World and the San Oiego Zoo. B ~Cl) a;) Rtd Sbltoa (C) Eli> R11litia (C) (90) "Marathon." (30) Guests are Chad Everett and Therapist Dr. M11k Goldstein le1ds Cus Elliot. a marathon group therapy session 11 NYPO (C) (30) involving 11 people. 0 @ (}) (f) let's M111t A Dell £!> 30 Minutes (C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. el Hoy (30) fJ llillllkln $ Movie: (C) "Two Rocle ml Natacha (60) Tocttlltf" (western) '61 -James 9:30 II Qi(]) Dtris D11 (C) (30) Stewart, Shirtey Jones. Richard Doris Martin sets out to rescue 1 Widm1rk, Andy Devine. Two •d· love-smitten friend, Duke Faren· venturers attempt to enter 1 tino. from the clutches of 1 blonde Comanche camp to reclaim lost socialite. (Rescheduled) relatives. captured Iona since in fJ Candid Cl11Mr1 (30) Indian reids. tI!) Malcalt m Trwttl 14' Con~ .. as (C) (30) IE Condtrto de Alllt&S (30) II) It Tllllet I TllW (C) (60) 9:45 tI!) Pastor's Dttl m Cwtfft .. nt f'll• (C) (30) 10:00 II ~Cl) Clrvl Burnett Show (C) @E No Crto tt1 los Hetnbrn (30) (60) Mel Torme and Michele Lee 7:55 m C:..stien ... s....-guest. 1:00 D @ (I) m Ll•lll·ln (C) (60) 0 I ii 5 News (C) (60) Kevin Gue.st star Joey Bishop turns up Sanders. Barney Morris. as 1 jailbird, u Ali Baba ind as O l11t1r Ward Nns (C) (60) pre.sldent of The Loser's Club. m News (C) (60) George Putnam, 11 Ylrtlnla 5nu• Sllow (C) (60) Hal Ashman. Scheduled auuts are Rip Taylor, 6) Tr.asure (C) (30) "Jun La Dennis Wholey, James Darren and Fitte-Pir1te Patriot." Shirley Eder. g) luctdt1 (C) (30) 0 @ (j) (f) NHtywed 51111t (C) ai) Tt...Cint•• Araentino (2 hr) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. 10:30 II) l itl Jottns News (C) (30) m Ta Tell tlM Trllttl (C) (30) Eii) Ascent (C) (30) (R) EJj) W9fid f'ress (C) (60) g) LI f1Milil (30 lii) Mta tf YlticNI (30) 11 :00 -,,._ Cl) ft\ N CC) ft!\ Maica y Eltrtllaa (C) (60) . -1£?1 c:lil tws Qil B ~ (1) a;) News (C) 1:05 Er!)., Tm htlMs (25) 11 Can You Toei Tllis? (C) 1:30 f) 9 Cl) Htrt's LKy (C) (30) 0 m News {C) Lucy decides to hold their own 0 Movte: '1lle ,..,11 Raft story" r1ff11 to P•Y the taxes on 1 fancy (drama) '6l -R1y Danton. car Kim won in 1 church raffle. m Mt'lie: "'-tnit In Tenor" 0 ()7) (])al P'IEMl£1£ n.. IHI (drama) '65 -William Campbell. 5a.. (C) (30) Jack Berry hosts Anna P1v1ne this quiz show in which contest· II) lut lite ~ (C) ants test their knowtedae and (fi) (j) Perry MilOtl check their 1nnoiers 111inst news· Eii) WOflcl PNJS (C) (R) reels and other films of famous U ·30 -,.._ (j) M 5 "ffl (C) people and famous events. · -\Cl erv n n m Dmct frest s• (C) (30) B @ 00 m .toflnny Canon CC> II) Ft6Hy SqNCI (C) (30) 11 11.vit ,, .. (C) . lii) htlent fer Uwilll (30) 0 (f) Dkt Cavett (C) Mtehael ai) fllic-'ltl Valdez Sllft (30) Tiison f'!'<>m~,s auests . .. 9:0011 9 Cl) M.ybtny R.f .D. (C) (30) Q) Mowtt:. '•SSC*l ti> I Phnhce Sam's son Mike acquires a "foster (comedy) 49-Stanley Hol o1111y dauahter" 1n Hona Kon& and wor-12:00 ft Movie: "'-rilous Holld1y" (mys nes about her maklna better lery) '46-P•I O'Brien ar1des thin he does. 0 tiE Diel Cavett (C) B @ m Wor1d fln•lert ...... lNS m Cisco Kid it: (C) "Do Yoa Take Tllis Stn111tr?" 1:1>0 II Movie: "lrhutone" (adventure) (drama) '70 -Gene Barry, Diane '4~Rod Cameron Biker. Joseph Cotten. Lloyd Bridees, O 0 NftS (C) . . . REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY MOHNINC 0 @ (J) Gallopin& lio111111et (C) 0 Tempo (C) @ Rodet Robin Hood (C) 6:00 fJ Sunrise Semester (C) 11 :05 fl'!) Ch1rlie'1 Pad (C) 6:25 0 Education Elchance (C) 11 :20 fl'!) Altars ol the E.ut (C) (R) 6:30 fJ Odyssey (C) "Psychiatry and Mon.; Dallas Symphony (C) Tues Criminal Justice" (Mon.. Wed .. 11:25 tJ Qj (j) News (C) Fn.); "The Living Library'' {l ues .. 11:30 fJ ~ (jJ Search for Tomorrow (C) ~r~l~ory of Mexico 0 @ @ m The Who, Whit or m Educatlonil Features Where Game (C) Art James hosts. 0 @ @ tiP) Th1t Girl (C) 6:45 EE Commodity Newservice {C) m Interact (C) Louise Ridgle. 6:55 0 KNBC Newurvlce (C) @ Bill Johns News (C) 7:00 fJ ~ (i) CBS News (C) 0 @ @ m Today Show (C) 0 Llw lor the 70's, Mon , Wed .. AFTERNOON fll .. Psycholoay I (C) Tues . Thurs. 12:00 fJ Ludy Pair (C) m Quick Draw McGraw 0 ti)@ m Words & Music (C) @ Spiderm1n (C) 0 @ Cl) tiP) Bewitched (C) EE Mullet Openin& m Kings of Comedy al) Sesame Street (C) # 181 5 @ Travel (C); Perspective, Wed 7:30 O News/UC. Show (C) ~ (jJ Ann Gutcher Show (C) 0 Features 12:15 ID Sbetch & Sew Wed m Yoci & Friends (C) ~"" ' @Hobo Kelli (C) 12:30 f) ie. 1.§; As the World Turns .(C) @ Cartoons (C) 0 fa1 @ m D1~ of our Lins t:T:'\ (C) Macdonald Carey stars ~ Stock Market Coverace (C) 0 @ @ al A World Apart (C) 8:00 6 ~ ~ Cipt1tn Kancaroo (C) W Di1lin& tor Dollars (C) O Morning Watch (C) t:T:'\ St .. M .. t Cl m Cartoons (C) ~ O"'. .".. ose lllJ ()J Sea Hunt al) Amenca s Problems, Mon only al) Yogi fo r Health 1:00 iJ ~ (;tl love Is a M1ny Splen• 8:30 m Dennis the Men1ce dored Thing (C) @ Gumby (C) 0 ~ (j) m The Doctors (C) !17) ( J) Sesame Street (C) 0 Gtrf Talk (C); Cooklne, Wed EID Kukla, Fran ' Ollie (C) (R) 0 @ rn rn All My Children (C) Thurs. 0 Everywoman (C) Fri only 8:55 0 Community Bulletin Boud (C) ID Movie: See Daylime Movies 9:00 f) (j9J @ The Lucy Show (C) EE Chulin.g th e Mullet 0 Q) (6) m Dinah's Plue (C) al) Educational Futures O Movie: See Daytime Movies J :30 fJ Q91 (j) The Guiding Licht (C) Your Money's Worth, Thurs. only 0 @ @ m Another World - O Movie: See Daytime Movies Bay City (C) m Jack la Linne (C) 0 Ben Ca-"y ID Cartoons (C) 0 @ ("j\ a') Ltt's Mille 1 Deal EE Ofiice of the Pruident (C) ID Sesame Stmt (C) (R) ttl81 5 ID Fashions in Sewinc (C) 9:15 O Movie: See Daytime Movies EE Commodity Report Thursday I :40 ID News/(ids' Stuff (C) 9:20 m Fashions in 5"ing (C) 2:00 IJ ~Cl) Seciet. Storm . 9:30 6 (ii CJ) Beverly Hillbillies (C) O @ 00 m Bnfllt PTomiae (C) 0 ~ @ €t) Concentr1tion (C) 0 @ ~ al ~-!ywed Game (C) 0 m M · s D yt' M 0 Movle: See Daytime Movies ov1t: ee a 1me ov1es ft:\ T @ Romper Room (C) u:1 ~~ . [tl H1yden /Douglu (C) 2:30 tJ ~ \.!.! Edg~ of Nrfllt (C) t:T:'\ St .. M ... t 0 Q) 00 m Another Wor1d «-' oc. lrd Somerset (C) 10:00 6 ~ (jJ flmlly Aff1ir (C) O Divorce Court (C) 0 m Sale ol the Century (C) 0 (ff} (fl a') Dating Game (C) ID Futures/Public Service (C) W Roy Rogers ~ 00 Su~ny Todiy (C) 3:00 U Q9J li1 Gomer Pyle (C) al) ldu~t1on1I feat~res 0 tl's Your Bet (C) lO·JO 0 ~ (tJ love ol l 1fe (C) O Strange Paradise (C) 0 ~ <!) m Hollywood Squaru 0 (iJ) r31 (ii) Genml Hospital (C) (C) Peter Marshall hosts m Outer Limits @ Bue• Rogers ii) Undudog (C) al Sesame Street (C) ~ @ Matinee: Don Rodewald 11:00 f) e:f9' ( 8 I Where the Heart Is (C) m Religious Programs 0 a-~ 00 m Jeopardy (C) m Cinem1 36 3:30 fJ Tiie Miki Roy Show (C); Early Show, Friday only. 0 Mille Douitu (C) 0 famous Jury Trials (C) 0 @ (Il a') One life To live (C) Q) 8 010'1 lie Top Show (C) fij (]) Popere Cartoons (C) m Christ the livinc Word 3:45 al LI Comunidad 11 Dia (C) 4:00 f) Mr. Ed, Mon.-lhurs. 0 Hlfll••r Patrol 0 @ (]) tiP) Dark Shadows (C) 0 News (C) Baxter Ward. m News (C) Putnam/Fishman. ID The Munsters m Aeliclous Fe1tures (C) al Dos G1tlos en Palenque 4:30 fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 F•ther Knows Best. 0 News (C) Bill Bonds. ID B1tm1n (C) [iJ Su Hunt Q) Jimmy Thomason (C) fl'!) Seume Strfft (C) (R) # 181 5 eij (]) The Thrff Stooces mc1nem1 30 m la CUAI V1cia Cl!) futures tiP) Se111M StrHt (C) 5:00 6 News (C) f'riday only 0 KNBC Newservice (C) 0 Bi& 5 News (C) 0 Flipper (C) m Phil Silvera Q)@ (1) Gitli11n's Island (C) @ (1) local News (C) ~ Cl) The Munsters m Pl1y l Tllk (C) al Retamp1go, Mo". Wed ; E.Kue- lit1 del Relajo, Thurs .. Fri. m College of the Desert (C) Cl!) Noticiu 5:30 0 @ ABC News (C) 0 Get Sm1rt (C) m My Favortte Martian @ Petticoat Junction (C) ~@ This Day 1971 (C) fl'!) Misteroeers' Ne ighborhood (C) ~ News/Weather /Sports (C) m Pastor's Desk /Fil ms (C) al Comicos 'I Canciones ED Don Wilso n's Town Talk (C) Cl!) Resumen Semln1I de lu Noll· ci1s, Friday only a') G1tloping Gourmet (C) 5:45 Cl!) Deportes The Reel Game, a quiz show in which contestants test their knowledge and then check their answers against news- reels and other films of famous people and famous events. prem ieres on ABC, Monday, at 8:30 PM . Jack Barry serves as emcee and is executive producer. The series is a Jack Barry.Four St ar Internat ional production. On the program each of three studio contestants is given a sum of money and asked to bet po rtions of it on his knowledge in various categories. Viewers will then get the opportunity to compare the acc uracy of contestants' answers aga inst pertinent film clips. ,,.,. 1!5 TUESDA'f JANUARY 19 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Vir&lnl1" (drama) '41 -Fred MacMurray, Madelein Carroll. "Odette" (drama) '50-Peler Usli nov. Anna Neagle O (C) "Lady Godiva" (adventure) '56-Maureen O'Hara, Victor Mc Laglen. 9:30 0 "Home Sweet Homicide" (mys· tery) '46-Randolph Scott, Peggy Ann Garner m "D-D1y on M1rs" (sci Ii) '66 -Dennis Moore. 1:00 m 11Claudl1" (drama) '43-Doro· thy McGulrf , Robert Young. 2:00 O (C) "Welcome to Hard Times" (adventure) '67 -Henry Fonda. Jamee Rule. 4:30 fJ (C) "Dinger Has Two Faces" (drama) '66 -Rober t Lansing, Dina Wynter IVfNING 6:00 fJ Bia News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 KNBC N1wservice (C) (60) 0 The Allen Show (C) (90) Sched· uled guests Include Jack Palance, Pat Boone. Jerry Collins, and Dr. Lendon Smith Co host 1s Aliza Kashi, 0 Si1 O'Clock Movie: (C) "Gen· ghis Kihn" Conclusion (adventure) '65 -Omar Sharif. Stephen Boyd, James Mason. Eli Wallach A Mon gol youth escapes from slavery and organizes a band of fugilrves 0 Dick Van Dyke (30) ID The Flinstonn (C) (30) II) (fi) Star Trell (C) (60) ID Art Studio Cif CBS News (C) (JO) fii) Fisher Family (30) g) Noticiero 34 (C) (60) m Islands in the Sun (C) (30) a;) LI Hore familiar con Patricia al KrlM·News (C) (30) 6:15 EJl) Clll11i1's Pad (C) (R) 6:30 0 Candid Camera (30) GI Tht flying Nun (C) (30) ~ Ci) NBC Nnn (C) (30) ID Hojze,cdge lodge (C) (30) Qi My favorite Martian (30) fii) Social Security (C) m The Desert Report (C) (30) a;) Los Otvidados (30) tl) ABC Evening News CC) (30) 6:45 fii) Music.alt 7:00 IJ C8S £vining News (C) (30) 0 m NBC Nifhtly News (C) (30) 0 Whit's My Line? (C) (30) m (fi) I love Lucy (30) I!) Dragnet (C) (30) @ Tue!dly Movie: (C) ''List or Adrian Mesunger." Tony Curit~. Di na Wynter P~ae 16 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 16, 1971 ID Kukl1, Fran & Ollie (C) (30) Qi' CJ) Truth or Conaequences (C) fii) Christ the living Word (C) (30) m Rosario (30) m Simplementt M1ri1 (55) ffi Movie Game (C) (30) 7:30 fJ ~ (j) Beverly Hillbillies (C) (30) Orysdale's secretaries demon- strate for better working conditions, so he locks them all in his ollrce and leaves. 0 m Julia (C) (30) "Cool Hand Bruce " Bob Hope and Or. Chegley solve each other's charity problems. 0 NHL All-Stu Hockey (C) (2'/2 hr) Members from the NHL Writer's i\ssocialion and coaches selected players for this 24th Annual hockey -Suzanne Pleshette. Ben Gazzara, Brad Dillman. Bethel Leslie, Peter Graves. A beautiful woman's errant ways jeopardize her marriage and her position in society. Film is based on lhe novel by John O'Hara. I!) I bwlL I Where It's Happen· ine-The Strip (C) (60) A look at the social revolution of the last two decades-along the famous Sunset Strip. Bill Burrud hosts. fD The Advocatn (C) (60) @Ii) Chall1n11e (C) (30) m LI Constitution (30) a;) N1tuh1 (60) 9:30 fJ Qi} (j) All in the Family (C) (30) 0 Candid Camera (30) @Ii) Musicale m Concierto de Almas (30) classic, held at Boston 9:45 @Ii) Pastor's Desi! 0 @ (1) tl) Mod Squid (C) (60) ''A Bummer for R.J." Carl Betz 10:00 fJ Qj@ 60 Minutes (C) (60) guests as a 40·year·old man who 0 Big 5 News CC.) (60) Kevin tries the hippie life and becomes Sanders, Barney Morrrs. Involved In murder. 0 @ (1) CE Marcus Welby, M.D. 0 Million $ Movie: ''The Catered (C) (~) "False . Spring.'' Dr. ~iley Affair" (comedy) •56 _ Debbie falls rn love with a TB pat1~nl. R Id B tt D . E 1 B Dana Wynter and Robert Lansing eyno s. e e av1s. rnes org· guest nine. Ro.d r.aylor. ~oman u~es her 0 B~xter Wud News (C) (60) husband s ltfe savings to give her m H (C) (60) G p . . ews eorge utnam daughter the krnd of wedding she Hal Fishman ' never had. d:'l m y th ,._ (C) (30) u.1 Quest for Adventure (C) (30) ru or .... nsequences "F th W t .. m It Takes I Thief (C) (60) are . e es . ID ranf1re (C) (90) (R) "Cash'" m High Sch~ts .. <Cl (60) "Prob . . · lems and Poss1blhltes." A specral view of Johnny Cash m Alegria Musical (30) @Ii) Government Film (C) (30) IY:'\ f st' I M • (60) m La Duena (30) ~ e fVI ex1c1no 7:55 m Cuution de Segundos 10:30 I!) Bill Johns News (C) (30) m LI Familia (30) 8:00 1J ®J (j) Green Acres (C) (30) Cb 11 :00 fJ Qj m News (C) puts rnarr~age on a . paying ba~1s 0 ta) @ m News (C) when . he ~n11ol11es .oliver and Lisa 0 Can You To This? (C) (30) In his big wedding deal (Re 0 m News (~) scheduled) • O Movie: (C) "Bells on l heir OC· bm Oont Knotts (C) <60) Oill Toes" (comedy) 152-Jeanne Crain, os y gues s. M L J ff H m T T II the T th (C) (30) yrna oy, e rey unter. o e ru • m Movie: ''A Walk in the Sun" fii) Full Gospel Businessmen (C) (d am ) '46-0 • d Ri'ch m Sonrius (C) (30) r a ana .. n rews. ard Conte 8:05 m Lilia Luo (55) I!) Beal the Ciotti (C) 8:30 @ (I) Perry Muon fJ HEE HAW-HAVE FUN! fD Realities CC) CR) ''Marathon." * TV's HAPPIEST SHOW! A group therapy session ts featured 6 Cit: (IJ Hee H1w (C) (60) 11:30 I) ti9' Merv Griffin (C) Guests. Marly Robbins, Connie 0 ~ '61 "" J h C1rson (C) Smith. ~ ~ ~ o nny 0 @ (I) Cf) ABC Movie ot the 0 Movie 6i1me (C) Week: (C) "Or Cook's Garden" 0 ffi Dick Cnett (C) (suspense) '70-Bing Crosby, Frank I!) M~ie: "I'll Sell My lift" (mu Converse. Blythe Danner Young s1cal) '41-Michael Whalen. Rose doctor returns lo his small Ver Hobart. monl town and discovers the Doc lor who raised him is treating his 12:00 0 Movie: "This Gun for Hire" patients as he does his garden-(drama) '42-Alan La dd. Verontea nurturing lhe healthy. catin11 for l ake the sick and weeding out where lltl (3) Didi Cavett (C) necessary Story is based on the play by Ira Levin m David Frost Show (C) (90) I!) Felony Squid (C) (30) @Ii) Pattern for Living (30) m L.1 Criad1 Bien Cri1da (C) (JO) 9:00 0 @ (!) m NBC Tuesday MOY• le: "A Rage To live" (drama) '65 1 :00 fJ Movie: "Man ln the Sh1dow'' (mystery) '58-Jeft Chandler. Or son Welles. Barbara Lawrenre. 00News (C) m All·Ni&ht Show: (C) "Death Pars in Dollars.'' "Hicher and Hicher," and "Hell on Devil's Is· land." WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 U ''Count r.f Monte Cristo" (clas· sic) '34-Robert Donat "Optr1lion Disaster" (drama) '51-John Mills 0 "Reunion in Reno" (comedy) '51-Mark Stevens, Gigi Perreau. 9:30 O "The House on 92nd Streef' (mystery) '45-Signe Hasso. m "Desert War" (adventure) '63 -Peter Baldwin. 1 :00 m (C) "Mr. lmperium" (musical) '51-Lana Turner. Ezio Pinza 2:00 O (C) "10,00D Bedrooms" (com· edy) '57--D·an Martin 4:30 fJ "Trooper Hook" (drama) '57 -Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCrea EVENING 6:00 fJ Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy O kNBC Newservice (C) (60) U The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests scheduled are Pat O'B11en. Sally Fields. Julius Sumner Miller, and Cecil Munsey Co host is Aliza Kash1. O Slx O'Clock Movie: "Act One'' (biography) '64-George Hamilton, Jason Robards Jr.. Jack Klu11rnan 0 Die• Van Dyke (30) m The Flint.stones (C) (30) I!) @ (3) Star Trek (C) (60) ID Art Studio ®1 (j) CBS News (C) (30) @Ii) Fisher Family (30) m Noticiero 34 (C) (60) m Wanderlust (C) (30) a;) u Hora Familiar con Patricia ffl KPLM-News (C) (30) 6:15 ID Charlie's P1d (C) (R) 6:30 0 Candid Camera (30) m The nying Nun (C) (30) Qj @ NBC News (C) (30) ID Hodeepodge Lodge (C) (30) ~ (j) My Favorite Martian (30) @Ii) Social Security/ Musi~1le (30) m The Desert Report (C) (30) ai) Los Olvidados (30) @ ABC Evening News (C) (30) 7:00 fJ CBS Evening News (C) (30) 0 m NBC Nightly News (C) (30) David Brinkley. Frank McGee. John Chancellor 0 What's My line? (C) (30) m @ Ci) I Love Lucy (30) I!) Dr11net (C) (30) ~@ Branded (C) (30) fD Firing Line (C) (60) Q?J CU Truth or Consequeneu (C) €!)Christ the Living Word (C) (JO) m Rosario (30) a!) Simplemente Maria (55) CE Movie Game (C) (30) 7:30 IJ ®I (j) [S!i'S'i'AD Adve nture : (C) (60) "Penguin City " Cha1les Kuralt reports on a lrtp lo the un (Continued) WEDNESDAY (Continued) usual "city" located at Cape Croz- ier, a thousand miles from the South Pele. The work of Or William Sladen is studied. He is a John Hopkins University ecolo1ist who his spent ei&ht years in Antarctica studyin( the adelie pen1uins. 0 ID @ ~ The Men From Shi· loh (C) (90) "The Animal." Rudy Ramos 1uests es a deaf-mute In· dian boy abandoned by his tribe. Chuck Connors, Katherine Craw· lord, Andy Devine, Leon Ames, Edd Byrnes, Scott Brady and Jack Ging also 1uest. 0 NYPO (C) (30) Q @ (I) (E Tht Court.ship of Eddie's hther (C) (30) "The Hos pital." Eddie worries when his lather 1oes to the hospital for an insurance checkup. Andrew Prine 1uests. O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Green M1n1ion1" (romance) ·s~Audrey Hepburn. Lee J. Cobb, An thony Perkins. m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) I!) II Taltts a Thief (C) (60) @I!) Government Film (C) (30) fl) La Dutna (30) 7:55 al) Cutstion de S.1undos 1:00 O Yir1lnla Graham Show (C) (60) Guests are Kelly Garrett. Geor11e Carlin, Beverly Garland and Dr Lendon Smith. 0 @ (]) (ii) Room 222 (C) (30) "Mr. Bomberg." A veteran trans- fer teacher upsets the school with THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 16, 1971 his archaic treatment of students Rich Little, Marilyn Michaels and 0 @ (1) Q) Tht Youna Lawyers Sorrel Booke guests. Sheila MacRae star. (C) (60) "No Safety in Numbers." ID Te Teti ttl• Truth (C) (30) D Thi Fuaitivt (C) (60) e Buttr W.rd News (C) (60) fl1) The French Chef (C) (30) 0 Johnny Cash Presents m News (C) (60) George Putnam. fE Tht Answer (C) (30) * 2-part "Country Music &l V1~1bond (C) (30) m ludl1 Libre (C) (90) Story" Tonile Part I m MHl11'1111ct ThHtrt (C) (60) l :OS a:> Tiempo de Deportes (55) I 0 cm(}) m Johnny Cub (C)i (R) "The Fi!"t Churchiils." (60) "Johnny Cash Presents the al TV Musial Osurt (C) (30) 8:30 1J ~ (!) To Roine With love (C) Country Music Story." Part 1 Cash a!) T~l1-Clnt11a Espinol (2 hr) (30) Mike finds that jud&lng I and many, many guests trace the 10:30 m ''" Johns Nwa (C) (30) beauty contest is more than meets progress of country music from re-@I) la flntllla (30) the eye. mote areas of the southeastern 11 :00 II a Cil m Ntw1 (C) 0 (fl) (I) (E PREMIERE Tht mountains of the US. to its cur-0 Q Cl) m News (C) Smith family (C) (30) Henry Fonda rent international popularity. The D C.n You Top This? (C) (30) stars in new series about the home con. eluding part will be shown next !! aJM· Nlt~'T(hC) B ., life of a 25-year veteran of a police Wednesday. ~ , ov . 1 ed Seid (dra· force. Janet Blah, Darleen Carr. &l I s•l<IAll The Sintles Scene ma) SS-Nancy Kelly. Ronny Howard and Michael-James (C) (GO) ~. look at the typ ical m M~lt: . "~e~th on the Four Wixted co-star. In the first epi "singles apa rtment" complex. Poster (sa·li). 63 -John Drew sode, "Cindy," a divorcee imposes @I!) lO Minutes (C) (30) Barrymore, Gloria Miiiand on a friendship when her daughter al) Natlcfla (60) 1 &l Beat the Clod (C) ls found with marijuana. @ CI) Perry Mason m David Frost Show (C) (90) 9:30 0 Candid C1mer1 (C) (30) I m Elsttrn WlsdOm I!) felony Squad (C) (30) @I!) Musicale/Pastor's Dtslt (C) (30) 11:301J a (j) Merv Griffin (C) fl1) The Great American Drum Ml· fl) Concierto de Almn (30) 0 ~ Ci) m Johnny Carson (C) chine (C) (90) 10:00 IJ a(!) H1wail fivt-0 (C) (60) 0 Movie. Game (C) @I!) Pattern for livlni (C) (30) McGarrett attempts to buy a pair 0 (E ~tck, Cavett (C) " 9:00 1J 9 (j) Medial Center (C) (60) of printing plates for $2 million. I!) Movt~: 1'ht Man la Armed (R) Guest Paul Burke plays a dedi 0 ti) @ m four·in-One: Rod (drama) 56--Dane Clark. cated research scientist ¥'ho is 1 Serlina's Ni&ht Gillery (C) (60)112:00 0 "Raw Dul" (mystery) '48- accused of being a homoseaual "The Last leurel," about the pow Dennis O'Keefe , Clalre Trevor 0 The KOPYCATS return! er of levitation, sters Jack Cassidy @ CI) Dick C.vett (C) * to spoof TV-Tonight and Martine Beswick. "They're 12:30 m All-Nitht Show: "Capl Mephlt· on KRAFT MUSIC HALL Tearin& Do wn Tim Riley's Bar" to l tht Transformation M1ehine.'' 0 @Ci) m Kratt Music Hill (CH merges the past and present and "Tiie Smallnt Show on Elrth" ind (60) "The Kopycats Copy TV "r stars William Windom. Diane Baker. (C) "Prisoner of the Junaft." Comedy sketches satirize television ! Bert Convy and John Randolph I 1:00 tJ Movie: "flit Rt.Una Yeari" personalities and programs. Johll O Bit 5 Hews (C) (60) Kevin (drama) ·s~Teresa Wriaht Byner, Will Jordan, George Kirby,, Sanders , Barney Morris. O O N1W1 (C) Because actor Henry Fonda is modest about hi~ reputation as a fi ne artist it was for a special reason that he brought one of his paintings to The Smith Pamily set earl y one morning, FONDA UNVEILS TALENT waiting to go to the theater. Sometrme~ r built model planes for Peter and Jane. Then I picked up pastel colors that belonged 10 them and ex- perimenled. The rcsull looked a~ if 11 hud been appliqued, so real that it excited m~ into doing a fir'il still life arrangement." The distinguished actor stars as Detecti ve Sgt. Chad Smith in the ABC half-ho ur family drama premiering Wednesday at 8:30 PM, with Janet Blair as hi<> wife and Darleen Carr. Ronny Howard and Michael-James Wixted a~ their children. Fonda's painting was of the Stamper house on the Siletz Ri ver in Oregon, used for filming of "Sometimes a Great No tion " "It's for Palll Newman-the house where we spent 16 weeks together on location last sum- mer. ll seemed like home to all of us,.. said Fonda. who wa'i taking it to be framed that day. He had brought it on the sound stage to show to makeup artist John lnzerella and to Charlie Bidwell. his stand-in for 25 years. Both had been with him on the movie location. "I don't know a g reat deal about art, bur 11 was so movingly beautiful that I wanted to touch shin~les on the roof," marvelled hai r stylist Gale McG,irry, who ~hares the series makeup room with I nz.erella. Late r Fo nda mu~ec.J 1n hie; inim1tahk voice and with humor, "I was always able to draw. My biology notehoo ks could always bring the A- plusses that I didn't ge t for the rest of the course Recalling that he did many pas tels nnd gave -~!!!!!!'!!~~·them to friends, the actor commented, "I never c;tudied and would make up my own rulo11. I learned-and was also told-that past\!ls ;ire the most difficult mcdilll'1l. Then I worked ut skcrch· ing and in oils. Then watercolors .... " Aher an uncomfortuhlc pause, Fond" con- tinued, "I don't want to so und as if I'm nnmc- droppin~. but Andrew Wye th really go t me started tn watercolors. I met him and later went out 10 Chadds Ford. He is my idol as a painre r and I would go around the wo rld for a show of his-and have. "f had wo ndered about his term 'dry brush· and when I met him. he explained. Using water· color ac; the medium, you dip the brush in color, then almost dry it o n tissue and use on dry paper. Jt is sket(hing with watercolor." The actor added that a different dry bru~h techniqµ~ can be used with egg rempcrn that ic; opqqµc. permitling lighl color to go over ~ark tn a "1anner th<1t i~ impo~sihle with clear watcrcolms. '·He 'iaid thut I 'd e njoy it and gnve me m y fir•' pad of watercoloring paper." "Then, later, while I was in 'Roberts' (Fonda The actor added that he did his fi r'lt three watercolors while on movi e location :1t Sedona, Ariz '>tarred in "Mister Roberts" for some 1600 "Since then, 1 have u'cd only thut medium Broadway performances prior to starring in the and have done many pai ntings," he concluded fil m). we ltvcd 1n Greenwich. It could be a drag --------------quietly .,.,. 17 ALIAS SMITH ANQ JONES "Alias Smith and Jones," a new Western-adventure series star- ring Pete Duel and Ben Murphy as two outl aws trying to earn amnesty, premieres on ABC Thursday al 7:30 PM. Duel portrays Hannibal Heyes, also known as Joshu a Smith, and Murphy is Jed "Kid" Curry, alias Thaddeus Jones. They have decided to quit the outlaw trail because of the increasing efficiency of law enforcement in the west. Through a friend who has become a sheriff, they get a promise of amnesty from the governor if they can stay out of trouble. During their probationary period, the two arc botht:red by (I) the larceny still in their hearts, (2) bounty hunters who want to capture them for the reward and (3) people who are quick to blame them for crimes other outlaws have eommitled. Worse yet-they are forced to move from place to place, trying to earn an honest living. In the premiere episode, "The McCreedy Bust," the duo is hired by a rich rancher to retrieve a bust of C aesar which was stolen from him. What they don't know is that McCreedy is a great card player and very good at getting his money back from the people he employs. Burl Ives guest-stars as Pat "Big Mac" McCreedy and Ce.,ar Romero guests as Ernesto Armendariz, the rich Mexican rancher who has stolen the bust. LOSERS-A fter retrieving a valuable piece of S('ulpture, a bust of Caesar, Jed "Kid'' C urry (Ben Murphy, left) und Hannibal Heyes (Pete Duel, center) lose their pay to Pat "Big Moc" McCreedy (Burl Ives, right) in a rigged poker game on the premiere episode o/ "The McCreedy Bust" on Alias Smith and Jones. Classes 1 ~ New Dance r~~ eTapeAcro \ ~ eBallet eJan J ..!J.. - eDiscotheque ~ - STARTING TUESDAY • Tlll'f Tets J pm e T_,1 S pm e Jlffti.rt 4 pm e Adulh by Appl. Special Rotftl Earoll Now! BAKER STUDIO 1511 El Ra.cho Fo1111tah1 Valley CNear WarMr & Newloitd) Umi!W Ctas ... 1 ltlfl9 ... , ..... Page 18 VISIT A COMPLETE SOUND ROOM HST PRICES ANYWHllf Hacitis CotJta Melfa Jemelrt1 & Loara 1937 Newport Blvd. ~6-7741 THE OAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 16. 197t THURSDAY JANUARY 21 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, 1 for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O '1'00 Young to Kiss" (ro mance) '51-Van Johnson. 9:15 O "A Place of One's Own" (dra· ma) '4~James Mason, Margaret Lockwood "lives ot a Bengal Lin· cer" (drama) '35-Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone. 9:30 O "Hudson's Bay" (adventure) '40 -Paul Muni_ m "Platinum High School" (dra ma) '60-Mickey Rooney, Terry Moore, Dan Duryea. 1:00 m ''Three Secrets" (drama) '49- Palr1t1a Neat, Ruth Roman 2:00 O (C) '1'he Yellow Rolls-Royce" (comedy) '57-lngrrd Bergman. 4:30 ti (C) "The Red Pony" (drama) '49-Robert Mitchum, Myrria Loy. EVENING 6:00 ti Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy O KNBC Newservice (C) (60) Tom Snyder 0 The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests include Maximilian Schell. Henny Youngman. Jack Bailey, Charo and Mrs. farl Wilson LOUIS Nye CO· hcsts O S1• O'Clock Movr~: (C) ''The Underwater City" (sci II) William lund1gan, Julie Adams An engin· ee reluctantly accepts the 1ob ol bu1ld1ng the llrst underwater city and then learns that powerful ocean currents are destroying his work 0 Dick Yan Dyke (30) m The flintstones (C) (30) Q) 117! (3) Star Trek (C) (60) EI3 Art Studio 1:29, (Bl CBS News (C) (30) €ri) Fisher family (30) g) Noticiero 34 (C) (60) E?;) True Adventure (C) (30) tli) La Hora Familiar con Patricia ti) KPl.M-News (C) (30) 6:15 EI3 Charlie's Pad (C) (R) 6:30 0 Candid Camm (30) m The Flying Nun (C) (30) ~ 00 NBC Nightly News (C) (30) EI3 Hodgepodge l odge (C) (30) (29 re 1 My Favonte Martian (30) ~Social Security/Musiuile (30) E?;) The Dmrt Report (C) (30) CI:) Los Olvidados (30) ti) ABC Evening News (C) 7:00 ti CBS Evening News (C) (30) Waller Cronkite 0 E?;) NBC Nigtltly News (C) (30) Oa111d Brinkley, Frank McGee John Chilnrt?llor 0 What's My lint? (C) (301 m 17 3 I love Lucy (30) @ ~ (6) Dragnet (C) (30) ff) Eastern Wisdom (C) (30) (R) Qi (j) Truth or Consequences (CJ €ri) Christ the living Word (C) (30) m Rourio (30) tli) Simplemente Maria (55) ti) Movie Game (C) (30) 7:30 ti Qj family Atfair (C) (30) A new lad they meet in the patk poses an enigma to Bully and Jody because of his unusual behavior 0 ~@ m Flip Wilson (C) (60) Guest stars are Bobby Darin, Lily Tomlin and Muhammad Ali. 0 NYPD (C) (30) 0 (j!l Ci) ti) PREMIERE Aliu Smith ind Jones (C) (60) "The Mccreedy Bust." Pete Duel and Ben Murphy. the two outlaws 1n this series. are hired by a rich rancher to retrieve a bust of Cae· sar which was stolen Burl Ives and Cesar Romero are guest stars. O Million $ Movie: (C) "Bachelor in Paradise" (comedy) '61-Bob Hope, Lana Turner Bachelor Hope explores life in a modern housing development. coping with diapers. supermarket carts, washing ma chines and 11ate husbands. m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) @ It Takes a Thief (C) (60) ff) Theatre Beat (C) (30) "The Visit" 1s performed by the Hampton Players Guests are Bob Farnsworth and Hal Douglas. a;) Government Film (C) (30) m La Duen1 (30) 7:55 ~ Cuestion de Seiundos (55) 8:00 ti f:29I 00 Jim Nabors (C) (60) Roger Miller guests. O Virginia Graham (C) (60) Guests are George Carlin. Ed Hiller, Ruta lee and Paula Kelly. m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) ff) Washington in Review (C) C30l ~ Creation Research (C) (30) m Yagabundo (C) (60) 8:05 tli) Tele-Revista Musiuil (55) 8:30 0 f.il (i) m Ironside (C) (60) "from Hruska With love " Diana Hyland guests Chief Ironside at tempts to arrange the exchange ot spies. to aid the State Department 0 ITT' lll ti) Bewitched (C) (30) "Mary the Good Fairy" Mary the Good fairy imbibes so much brandy at the Stephenses thal Samantha has lo talie over her chores Imo gene Coca guests Part I ol lwo parts m David Frost Show (C) (90) @ Olympic Bo1ing (C) (2 hr) EID NCT Playhouse (C) (90) "Let Me Hear You Whisper · Ruth White stars in Paul Zindel's comedy about a simple scrubwoman who rebels against the cold inhuman altitudes ot lhe research laboratory workers €ri) Pattern for living (30) 9:00 ti fl9 18 CBS Thursday Movie: "The African Queen" (romance) '51 Humphrey Bogart Kathanne Hep h1J1n. Robert Morley. Theodore B1kel In the Congo dtmng World War II. spinster persuades a d1sso lute captain In try lo deslloy a German gunboat Academy Award winner O The F11grt1ve (C) (60) THURSDAY (Continued) 0 @ a) Make Room for Granddaddy (C) (30) "Lucy and the lecher." Lucille Ball guests as a visiting friend of Ka thy's who be· lleves Danny lo be lecherous. ell) Challen&• (C) (30) E!} Los Bevertr de Per1lvillo (30} a!) Natacha (60) 10:30 0 RETURN This Is Your Lile (C) (30) Ralph Edwards returns as hosl of an updated version of one of TV's mosl popular shows. which emphasires celebrities in a weekly "surprise" format ID Bill Johns News (C) (30) @ @ feature (30) m lncertidumbre (30) Cl) lnsigtlt (C) (30) 9:30 0 Q)@ m Adam-12 (C) (30) 11:00 0 ~Ci) E!) News (C) "Log 155-1.A.0." Officers Malloy 0 (U (!) m News (C) and Reed search for an elusive bar 0 Can You Top This? (C) girl who .might be able t~ clear a 0 Cl) News (C) lellow officer of a blackmail charge 0 Movie: ''Sher1ock Holmes in 0 DAN AUGUST-THRILLS Washinrfbn" (mystery) '43-Basil * DRAMA, SUSPENSE-NOW Rathbone. Nigel Bruce 0 @ @ al Dan Aueust (C) (60) m Movie: (C) "Master of the "Death Chaln." A young woman's World'' (sci fi) '61-Vincent Price slain body IS found after accepting m But the Clock (C) a ride with several teenage boys @ (3) Perry Muon Gerald S. O'Laughlin, Chris Robin· ID The Advocates (C) (R) son and Jan· Michael Vincent guest a!) Horoscopo con el Prol. Horangel 0 Candid Camera (30) 11:30 IJ ~Cl) Merv Griffin (C) €l!) Music.ale/Pastor's Desk (30) 0 ~ @ m Johnny Carson (C) al Concierto de Almas (30} 0 The Movie Game (C) 10:00 0 en @ m Dean Martin (C) 0 rn .Die~. Cav~tt (C) . II (60) Raymond Burr, Diahann Car li) Movie: . Gunfue at Indian Gip roll . Pat Henry, Kay Medfoid. (western) 57-Vera Ralston, An Charles Nelson Reilly, Barbara thony G~org~. 11 Heller and The Golddiggers guest. 12:00 0 Mo~1e: After the Ball (mu O Bi& News (C) (60) Kevin Sand s1cal) 5~-taurence Harvey ers, Barney Mortis 1 CID D1tk Cavett (C) 0 Barter W11d News (C) (60) 12:30 m All-Night Show: "Alflir in HI· m News (C) (60) George Putnam, v1na,'' "Hunter of the Unknown" Hal fishman. and "Out of the Pest" ffi Speculation (C) (60) l :00 O Movie: "Ei&hteen and Anaious" al Enul1da de Locos (30) (drama) '57-Martha Scolt. Ciii) Es1relles en Hollywood (60) O O Hews (C) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 16, 1971 FRIDA-Y JANUARY 22 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O ''The Susptcl" (mystery) '45- Chartes Laughton. Ella Raines ''Sien of the Cress" (drama) 32-Fredric March, Claudette Colberl O The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests: Howard Morris. Don Wyatt . Jo Anne Worley. Emily Colemen, Don Mark· worth O Didi Van Dyh (30) m Tht fllntstonta (C) (30) lil @ 00 Star Trtk (C) (60) ffi Art Studio (j9' 00 CBS N1W1 (C) (30} ~ rlsher flmity (30} m Hoticiero 34 (C) (60) er;, The Al'lerican Wut (C) (30) a!) la Hora fa11Uilr con Patricia al llPlM-News (C)(30) 6:15 ID Charlie's Pad (C) nurt. All programming 1s subject lo change this evening. due to network cover age of President Nixon'a 'State of the Union' Add1ess O (C) "Walk the Proud Land" (western) '56-Audie Murphy, Anne ; Bancroft I 9:30 O "I Wake Up Screaming" (mys ""--------------..: terv) ·41 -V1clor Mature, Betty I 6:30 0 Candid C1mera (30) Grable m The Flying Nun (C) (30) ID "Spy in the Sky" (mystery) 58 @ @ NBC Nl&htlr News (C) (30) Steve Brodie J ID Hodeepodee lodp (C) (30) l :oom ''Torpedo B1y" (drama) '64 m social Security/Mu1ic1le (30) James Mason, Lilli Palmer er;, Desert Report (C) (30) 2:00 O (C) "Return of the Cunlighltr" a!> Los Olvid1dos (30) (western) '65-Robrrl Taylor , Chad tlJ ABC Evenin& Newi (C) (30) Eve1e11 ,...j:45 6 Bi& News (C) (45) 3:30 6 "Every Girl Should Be M11ried'~:OO 0 I Sflcil\ I State of the City: (comedy) '48-Caiy Grant. Betsy : Los An&eles (C) (30) Bill Bonds Drake f moderates. Newsmen are Jim t 1w- EVENING 6:00 BOO I S'lCIAL I State of the Union Address (C) President Rich ard M Nixon 1 ence, Hugh Williama, 1nd Henry Alfaro 0 Whit's My lintf (C) (30) m 1 CI) I Love Lucy (30) ID Dragnet (C) (30) (Continued) HAIR THE KEY TO JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT - Jan-Mk hul Vlnt•tnt 11w11lt.• quollonlnK In polkr car II' \UIPt'<'I In 11 murdt'• on thr "l>t':ifh ('haln'' \t'amcnt of thn Auau~I. J a n -M i d1 a •·I Vi n n· n t. :,:ut>!--l-:-.t a rrin ~ o n ABC':-. Dau A11~11,.t, 11iovi11:.: into ib m•w lintt• pt•riocl Thur:-cl or al t) :30 Pl\1, cfi :-.c·ui'"'•·•i ha ir wilh .... r- if':-:-tar Burt R .. ynolcl,.. 1lurin~ the filmin~ of the "egnwnt titlt>cl .. Ot•ath Ch a in .•• Vim·e nt, wh o ;,, nearh· 2;; hut look:- ahoui 18, wa" 1·onvt>n· tion a lly 1lre,.,..N f ancl ~·or.-. an .. e,..tahli,..h nwnl" hair· rut. '"I u .. t•tl lo huv•· v~ry long heir," Jon •·~- plainf'cl, '"until tht•\ "h avefl ii 1111 off r..·r ·Triht> .. ." •• fie· ~11.. rt'· f .-rrin;.: lo t lu· '"'. I 0 , I 970 -\ HC ":\luvit• of 1111• w .... k .. in \\hid1 ht' .. tarrt••I "' o lonµ-huin ·cl fl .. ,,.,,r 1·hil1I .. 1i11,•1·d to tht> ,..kin "'1t>n tlraf1.-d Into thf' lJ. S. Marint-s. ·'llavini: a ll m ) h air 1·111 off hro11i;:ht ahoul 1·l1au~w... in .. itl.-m~ h Nul a.; " .. II u .. 0111 1'i1le;· tu• .. a id ... At th t> timt' I \\3 .. li,inl! in a -.ort of h ippie c-0111- "'""" in Topi.rn~a C.a11yo11 nPar 1h.-lt.-ac·h. O vf'rnis:ht lht> whol1· ... ,.,,,., ... 1artNI makin~ nu• 11n1•omfortnhl1., M)· oM 1 iclf'a,. a h out rt>ality ~tarlecl to fad1· a nd o new aet of idt>a!O took over. 1 ru lized that I'd bee n <·oppit11-t out In a lot of ways. I 'm o n a new kind of realit~ tri11 now. Som" of m~· friencli'I i'IO)' tha t l'v.-c-omJ1romi"e1I m y principles for a c•11r .. 1·r . But it'too ~ot nothin~ to tlo with com1nomlsc. Pm cl1·vt•lopini;t 11rinc·iple-"olicl ont>~for thr· flr11t time. I'm not puttini.r anyone or anythinJt clown . It's h1t\t that I ' Vt• 11l,,.c·ove rt•t>ciom it-a rel" poni-i ltility aml I hat un ont' ('an c·han~t' tht' worltl h y knorkinix it." In lht> Dau Au~u:-1 tt>lt>pla) h) Hohnl C OennJ,.., hn play .. o ne of threP hoy" from \\t-alth) familit>,. 14ll!!if•t'rlt>cl of ki1lnappinµ. altac-kinJ: aml killinp; a n a llrac•tlve clh•o r· , ...... Tht' i-u l'>pe1•1i-a rt> all ,.f .. an-<'ut, aml prolt><'lf'd hy thc-ir pnrf'nl:-. Ht'yn o ld:-a .. kt'd Jan ho" h e f .,It ahout thf' i-to"). '"Oi,.1urht"ci." h1· r t>plit"tl "lte1·a 11 .. t' i1',. ht-llE"vah1f' ancl 1i1111·I~" So many k id.; from rt>:-pt>r tahle hat·k~rounclii µtot into lrnuhlf'. T h t> hippif' t) pr)' '"""' l o J:f'I 11101'1 of tt1f' ' 111l1liC'it), lmt r>n~ry 1la) wt' reatl a hnut ,.omr real ,ii ralµht· ookini;: µuy ~·ith a lot nf rt>prt> .. :-NI f t>c>lin,.: .. who c·cHumh~ n ff'rrihlt' (•ri111 t>." H1·) nol1I" rf'c·a ll1·1I lo J an thnt 1 !l )'<'Br .. aµu, aftrr hf' inµ "n-.l1t>cl 11111 of a promi:-in:;:-c-art••·r in 11ro f e,..r<lonal foot• hall, hf' too ~ ent I h ro11i.:h a .. cl rop-011(, 1•op-out pha .. 1• •• in ~t·w York',. Grt>t>n~·irh Villa~t' . ••I <·amp 0 111 of i1 ," .. ai1I Burt, "11111 n ot h t'<'8llr't' ,.o n1f'- 011.-,.f,a,•Nt "') h air off. I think I .. tar1t>fl maturlnp; e mo· rinnall~· ~·ht'n I cle<'i<lt>'I to cio l"Omf'thin.r wirh my lift in,..tt•acl of µ;ripinµ :ihout huw o tlu•r p eo1JIP w.-rt> Hvinµ tht>ir .... " "Thai ·~ IT." Jun ... aitl. ""That' .. •'X&<'th· ''h a t' .. h t>t-n hoppt'nin ~ 10 t11f'."' llurt thrr" n j.!t>lltf,: jah to .l!ln' -.h n ulclc·r . "I think," -aid th.-Uan .\uµ11 .. 1 -tar, •'i•'• alrf'atl~ l111pp1·1w1I .•• .. ••• 19 THE WHEELER DEALER With the end of another professional football season, Howard Cosell, Don Meredith and Keith Jackson move to the sidelines to make way for Monty H all, the wheeler-dealer who brings his high-rated Saturday night Let's Make A Deal ~how into ABC's 7:30 PM Monday night time slot. Let's M ake a Deaf, the fun-filled audience-participation pro- gram, hosted by emcee M onty Haff Ofld ably assisted by lovely Carol Merrill, moves to a new time and Cl new day 011 ABC. What it amounts 10 is that ABC will try to preserve the high Monday night ratings by replacing one winner with another win- ner Hall over the years h a~ built up a formidable record against all kinds of opposition. ''The people who watch our show don't care what time ifs on." says Hall of the forthcoming switch. "If we make a 11mc move. they move with us. They're perhaps the most loyal fan!. of any TV show •· A friendly, likeable guy who constantly works for charitable causes, Hall recently organiz.cd a benefit for tile victim~ of the Wichita State-Mar5hall University air disasters. He felt a certain kinship with the people of W ichita as a re- sult of their honoring him with a "Monty H all Day" over a year ago. When the new, h11 ttlal :i plane carrying the Wichita State football team crashed. Monty wondered whal he could do. The result was lhe W1ch11a "N1~ht of Stars" later renamed Wich1t a- Marshall University "N1gh1 of Stars" following the crash of an aircraft a month later which contained football players and coaches from Marshall Univcr'\ity. The benefit, emceed by Hall and featuring such performers as Bill Cosby, Lou Rawls, the Young Americans aJJd Kate Smith to name a few, has raised hundreds of dollars towards the relief of survivors and dependents of crash victim<. Although Monty Hall 1s proud of having done something to alleviate the suffering caused by the tragedy. he's ju.'it a~ proud of his numero us other awards for chari1able service, including the Variety C lub's humanitarian of the year award 1ta1• 20 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JANUA". 16, 1971 FRIDAY (ContJnued) 9 (1) "Cinem1 SllOWUM (C) (90) "The Crt1t Slou1 Upriline." Jeff Chandler, flith Domereue. Ell) Sdence 1970: A Y11r End Rt· port (C) (60) "Science and Politics" probes the morality of the uneasy relationship between science and politics. u @ rn m n.. ,.1rtrid11 r. •. lly (C) (30) ''Why Did the Music Stop?" Shirley says she w1nts the lamlly to quit show bu1iness to lud a normal life, but the children think that mom just wants to get married. m Dnid Frost Sllow (C) (90) Ell) SH Francbco Mii (C) (30) g;) Pattern for llvlnr (C) (30) 9:00 fJ Qj (]) CIS Friday Movie: 9 Cl) Truth or Consequences (C) IE Cllrist the livinr Word (C) (30) el ROSlrio (30) ir------,,..,a..,,~.-------, m SimplHtlntt M1ri1 (55) All proerammine subject to chlnee, al Mowie 11•1 (C) (30) due to networtt coveraee of Pres. 7:JO II ~ Cl) Tiie lntarns (C) (60) Nixon's 'State of the Union' Adilress. Playboy Beau Denntnr (M•rtfn Sheen) t1kes the blame for 1 fatal 0 @ (]) fi9 loft, A,.rican Styta hit -and·run auto crash. (C) (60) "Love and the Nefihbor," 0 m I IPl<•M J 'The American with J1mes Farentino. Michele Lee. Wilderness (C) (60) Huih Downs Charles Kelson Reilly, Pe1 Shriley. is host and on-camera reporter for ''Love and the Cake," with Julie this look at man's last retreat in Newmar. Bob Denver, Stuart Mar- nature-the only areas left In Amer· aolin, Read Moriln. "Love and ita where man can find solitude Murphy's Bed." with Jo Ann Pflue. and quiet. The special points out Jim Hutton, Carol W1yne Ind Noam that wilderness ueas. once they are Pitlik. destroyed. cannot be legislated back fill David SllJUind (C) (2 hr) "Ex· into existence. perts 011 Oletine," ind "Where the IJ NYPD (C) (30) BeautifUI People Swine." 0 @ (I) Q) The Brady Bundl (C) t.Ii> El Mundo Joven Joftn de Jo1t (30) ''The Drummer Boy." Bobby Jose (C) (30) takes up drummlne when he flils ml NataicM (60) the choir and Peter wants to eive 9:30 B Clnclkt CllHra (30) up choir when his football tum i°m Muliclle/Patw'1 Dtsk (C) teases him about it. Los Angeles el Cond.t. de A11n11 (30) Rams star Deacon Jones euesls. 10:00 0 @ (1) m Stranp Report (C) O Million $ ....,..: "llttlelf1H'ncf' (60) "Hinds-A Maltef of Witch· (drama) "49-Van Johnson, John craft." Hodiak. 0 111 5 Nns (C) (60) m Truttl or Conuquences (C) (30) 0 Siar Ti1111 (C) (60) "Parties to m Movie: "Moumin1 Becomes Etc-the Time." Jeffrey Hun~er, O,arren tn" (drama) '48-Kirtt Douglas, McGavin, Sally Kellerm1n stir. Rosalind Russell. Raymond Massey. 0 Baxter Ward 11ew1 (C) (60) tii) Clftn1111ent Fil•1 (C) (30) m Ntw1 (C) (60) Georee Putnam @!) La Ouen1 (30) g) hlldenl~ (30) 7:55 ~ Cuestion de Squndos (60) EI!l Tele-ctn ... 40 1:00 O Ua.A Wann·Up (C) (30) 10:30 I!) lln Jehn1 News (C) (30) IJ @ (]) Q) Ninny la the ~o. el lncertidu•bft (30) IUSOf (C) (30) "The Human fly." 11:00 fJ ~Cl) el News (C) John Mills. f1ther ol Ninny star 0 @ @ m Nl1ft (C) Juliet Mills, guests as Allred, the IJ Can Toa Tot1 Tllis? (C) pretty nursemaid's boastful, free-0 al Nns (C) loading uncle who pays the Everetts 0 Movie: '11M lovetn .. tn" (dra- an unexpected visit. ma)-Jetn·Paul Belmondo. m To Tell tlle Truth (C) (30) m Mowie: "My D1r1in& Cle11t1lltine" fil) Tllirty Minutes W-IUI • . • (C) (western) '4&-Henry Fonda. (30) Elinbeth Drew talks with m leat th Clock (C) (30) Godfrey Cambrid1e. (ill (I)"'"' Muon i°m Ufe fer Teday (C) (30) fil) flld Chit (C) "Zelenka.'' el LI Ceu Juzpda (60) el Netidero 34 (C) 1:05 m l.Ut Libre (55) 11:15 ii) Cintu 34 a:lO fJ ia Cl) TM .... Andy criffittl n :lO 11 a oo .M•IY cr1n111 (C) Sltow (C) (30) A cranky business· 0@ (j) m .lebllJ C... (C) man (Malcolm Atterbury), with a e"' .... , ... (C) erudge against Greenwood Mayor D m Didi Cavett (C) Sawyer, puts Andy's son T. J. and ti) Mwie: ....,. Tikl" (documen· pals oul of their berry-pitkine busi· tary) '51-n1rr1ted by Ben Gr.uer. ness. on • le111 tech11icality. 12:00 0 Morie: "TM CMst11rt H• .... d" 0 @ (I) m Ni .. •f tile C1.. (comedy) '54-Re• Harrison. (C)(90) "Beware of the Watchdo1." @CI> Did Cavett (C) Dan furell (Robert Stack) tries to ll:lO m All..flliPI SMw (C) "Tiie hef. find out why someone Is threaten lllJIJ," "l'Jcoo•" ind "TM Man ing the life of 1 dedicated con· Fro111 Cody." sumer proteclion advocate 1n a 12:45 0 P'trpkitns lllltllal (C) dram• featurin1 gllest stars Richard 1:00 fl llhvil: (C) "Jf'l!Jk z.'" (clra· Kiley, Haney Olson. Pernell Roberts m1) '53-Rooald Ru11n. and Oi1n1 Muld1ur O 1J News (C) e UCLA l1skltbaU (C) (90) UCLA @ rn Clliller n...tr.: ''Cfut• .. vs. Loyola University RambltD. fm1 tlte """9'"1 SU.." SATURDAY JANUARY 23 11:30 o aJ@m Jimbo (C) 0 @ CI) The Hardy Boys (C) g) Mano 1 Mano lbMhero AFTERNOON THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 16, 1971 m Untamed World (C) "Pygmies." menls that are dangerous. (:i1 Ci) W11ron T11ln (C) 0 KNBC "'w""'lu (C) ~ Faitlt for Today (C) IJ rREMIERE Sports Cllallen11 ii) El Mundo tn que Vlvlmos (C) (30) Dick Enbere is host of m Quest for Adventure (C) this sports panel show where two 12:00 0 Hi&ti School Bashtball (C) 4:45 a;) Pr1-G111t1 Soccer (C) teams of lamous sports person1ll 0 Outdoors (C) 5:00 0 !rs Academic (C) Competing ties match wits and attempt to 0 @@American Bandstand (C) high schools are franklin (Los An-identify some of the most exciting 7:00 II Sanme Sentester (C) Qj 00 Sdlool Dip (C) geles). Edgewood (West Covina). and memorable moments In sports. MORNING 0 Q]@ 6D Tomfoolery (C) a;) Teatro flnt.astico (C) and la Reina {Thousand Oaks). Team one hn .IOe DiM111lo, Mick· m lntered (C) Louise Ridgle m Holiday (C) 0 Ci1J Ci) Cf) ABC's Wide World ey Mantle and Tommy Heinrich: Q) Bozo the Clown (C) a;) Dfama de la Semena of Sports (C) Boxing competition team lwo is Don Orysd1le. m SeSllne Street (C) (R) 12:30 0 @CV Coller• Bashtball (C) belween the United States and the m Alli1111l1, Action I Advtnture 7:30 11 Dusty's Treetlouse (C) UCLA Bruins meet the Fighting Soviet Union is telecast from Las (C) (30) "Ski Experience" 0 @ (j) m Heckle ' Jecllle (C) Irish at Notre Dame. Veiras, Nev. Howard Cosen Is ring-I Tonllflt In las V1p1 (C) m Yo(i Bear ' friends (C) 0 Movie: ''The Immortal Serre.nt" side to provide the commentary. TIM Aclwocates (C) (R~ Q) Cool McCool I friends (C) (drama) '43-Henry Fonda. 0 The Anne.rs (C) flslltr f1mlly 8:00 iJ ~@ Bugs Bunny/Road Run-m Hazel (C) m Movie Greats: "Somebody Up 6:00 IJ Ttlt lie NtWt (C) (30) ner Hour (C) ~ @ firm Show (C) There likes Me" (drama) 'S~Pau·1 0 ~ Cl) m NBC News (C) (30) 0 (U 00 m Woody Woodpecker 6D Sports World (C) Newman. Pier Angeli, Sal Mineo. 8 J41tlnnJ Wooden Show (C) (30) (C) 1:00 IJ ~ 00 Dastardly & Muttley (C) m Quest for Adventure (C) D loll City (C) (60) 0 @ . Lancelot Lin-(C) 0 Movie: "Brainwashed" (drama) Ei) Peter Gunn I!) Tlltn ea.. BronSOfl (C) (60) 0 M~v1e: "Armored Attack" (dra '61-Curt Jurgens. Claire Bloom, ED The World We live In (C) 0 (I) NBC News (C) (30) ma) 43-Waller Huston, Anne m Klnp of Comedy @)Cl) Bi& Movie: "The W1y ol 1 tj!) (I) Aaricultllr1 U.S.A. (C) (30) Suter, Farley Granger ~@ Voice of Agriculture (C) G1Ucho.'' 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SMITH & ASSOCIATES Ope,, he"'"9' & S•lurd•v• No A"poinlmenl Neceuerv 534 WEST 19th STREET COSTA Htf.C.A 1;, BLOCK WEST OF HARBOR BL vn "WOR~ DONll BY UNION T£CHNIC IANS . ..... 21 THIS IS YOUR LIFE RETURNS TO TV THIS IS YOUR LIFE, for I I years one of television's most popular shows, returns to the air with creator Ralph Ed- wards in his familiar role of host, Thursday at 10:30 PM on KABC. Channel 7. GUESS WHO? Marlo Thoma\ Ralph Edwards "surpriser:· Pretty 101ns host nr a guest Thi<> Is Your Life, whKh reigned atop program ratings from 1950 to 1961 , returns with a new and modern look. The updated ver,ion will again emphasize celebrities in its weekly "surprise" format. One major innovation will be the use of mobile videotape units for location shooting, vis- iting the subject's home or place of work for natural back- grounds. The original show was confined almor.t entirely to a live presentation before a studio audience. Under Edwards' aegis, 357 people fro m all walk<; of life were truly c;urpric;cd v. hen they found that they were the This Is Your Life subject Edwards notes that the comb1nat1on of genuine surprise on the part of the subjects, plus insatiable curiosicy on the part of the viewers, was the key 10 che show·s phenomenal <,Uccess. "We have all our old fans, and a whole new generation of faM, the children of thClo;e who watched us starting nearly 20 years ago Edwards says. He al- so pointc; to the immense popu- larity of This Is Your Life in England. The British ve rsion, with Eamonn Andrew1' ac; host, ran orr BBC-TV for nine years and then, afccr a four-year ab- sence, returned a year ago on Thames television. It is now at the top of the ratings. The pro- gram will be sponsored by Lever Brotherc; Company Page 22 CHANGING THE OLD ADAGE "The old adage, 'Crime Does Not Pay,' is a relatively true one, but as an actor, I'd like to add an amendment to it," says Gene Ba rry, starring in Univer- sal's World Premiere: .. Do You Take This Stranger?" a new full-length motion picture for first-time viewing on NBC, Mo nday at 9 PM. "The way I look al it," ex- plains the personable Barry, "it certainly pays off in the acting profossion where the villain's role is often the most interest- ing and memorable. "For example, although Bas- il Ra thbone began his career as a romantic leading man, it was turning to villainy that made him a household name. The same was true of Robert Montgomery, one of the screen's top romantic actors- until he played the diffic ult role of the psychotic bellboy in 'Night Must Fall,' for which he won critical kudos. Jack Pal- ance was another man you loved to hiss. .. I wouldn't want a steady diet of evil doing, anymore than I would want strawberry short- cake three times a day, but there's nothing like good old dyed-in-the-wool villainy for a marvello us change of pace," he concludes. And his role in "Do You Ta ke This Stranger?" offers just that change of pace for Gene Barry. DIANE BAK ER and GENE BARRY form the married cou- ple who permit the promise or one mlDion dollars to shattu their romaMt. 6:00 7 6:30 11 7:30 5 9 8:00 11 9:00 7 11:00 9 11:30 2 7 II 13 17 6:00 7 7:30 9 9:00 4 7 11:00 9 11 11:30 13 6:00 7 7:00 23 7:30 9 1:30 7 9:00 4 11:00 9 II 11:30 13 6:00 1 7:30 9 11:00 !I 11 11:30 13 6:00 7:30 9 11:00 9 11 11:30 13 .. Dear Heart .. (C) "C.-tlon "Man on ltle Bro an THE DAILY PILOT, lV Wt.ti\, JANUAHY lb, 1!171 SUNDAY, JANUARY 17 (comedy) '65--Glenn Ford, Geraldlne Pa&•· of the Humanoids" (sci·ft) '62-Don Me1owl1n. Flylns Trapeze" (classic) '3!>-W. C. Fields, M•ry ''The Power and the Prize" (drama) '56--Rot>ert Taylor, Burl lvn. "Homecomln&" (romance) 048--Clark Gabte, Lana Turner, Anne Baxter. 17 3 (Cl ''Waterhole Jt 3" (western) '67-James Coburn. Carroll O'Connor. "The Charge of the L11ht Brl&•d•" (adventure) '36--(rrot Flynn, Ollvi• de Havilland. (C) ''The Naked and the Dead" (war drama) '58--Aldo Ray. Cliff Robertson. Raymond Massey. (Cl "In Love •nd War" (drama) '58-Robert Wagner, Dana Wynter. "The House of Rothschild" (drama) '34-George Arllss, Robert Young, Loretta Young. "D••P Wat•rs" (drama) '48-Dana Andrews. Jean Peters 3 "Be&lnnlng of th• End." Peter Graves. MONDAY, JANUARY 18 (C) ''Genghis Khan" Part I (adventure) '65-0mar Sh11rlf, Stephen Boyd (C) "Tlllto Rode Together" (w estern) '61-James Stewart, Shirley Richard Widmark. 23 6 (C) "Do You T•ke This Strangerl" (drama) '70-Gene Barry, Doane Baker. Joseph Cotten. 17 3 (C) "Cat B•llou" (R) (comedy·west ern) 065-Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Michael Callan, Dwayne Hockman. Nat King Cole, St ubby Kaye. "The George Raft Story" (drama) '61-Ray Danton. "Portrait In Terror" (drama) '6!>-W•lllam Cem pbell, Ann11 Pavane "P•nport to Plmllco" {comedy) '49-Stanley Holloway TUESOA~ JANUARY 19 (C) ''Gen1thls Khan" Conclusion {adventure) '65-0mar Sharll. Stephen Boyd 6 (C) "Th• Ust of Adrian Messenger" (mystery) 063-George C. Scott, Dana Wynter, ''Th• Catered Aft.Ir" (comedy) '56--0ebb•e Reynolds, Belle Davis.. Ernest 8orgntne. 17 3 (C) "Or. Cook'• Gerden" (suspense> '70-Bona Crosby. 81yt'1e Danner 23 6 "A Ras• To Live" (drama) '6!>-Suzanne Pleshetle. Ben Gazzara. Peter Graves. (Cl "Bells on Their Toes" (comedy) '52-Jeanne Crain. Myrna Loy, Jeffrey Hunter. "A Walk In the Sun" (drama) '46--Dana Andrews. Richard Conte "I'll S•ll My Life" (musical) '41-Michael Whalen, Rost" Hob111rt WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 "Act One" (b1ograp'1y) '64-George Hamilton. Ruth Ford (C) "Green Mansions" /romance) '59-Audrey Hepb1>rn. Lee J Cobb "The Bad Seed" (drama) ·s~-Nancy Kelly, Henry Jones . "Oe•th on the Four Poster" (s.ci-11) '63-John Drew B ;irrymore Gloria Milland "The M•n Is Armed" (drama) '56--Dane Clark, May Wynn THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 (Cl "The Underw•ter City" (scl•f1) '62-Wllllam l und1g;in, Juli" Ad11ms (C) "Bachelor In Par•dli.e" (comedy) '61 -Bob Hope. I ana Turner "Sherlock Holme• In W•shlngton" (mystery) '43-Basil Ral'1bone, Nigel B•uce (C) "M•ster of the World (SC• 11) '61-Voncent Proct' "Gunfire et Indian Gap" (westefn) '57-Vera Ralston. Anthony George FRIDAY. JANUARY 22 7:00 23 6 (Cl "The Great Sioux Uprising" (weslernl '53-Jeft Ch11ndl1H Faith Oomerque 7:30 9 "Battleground" (drama) 049--Van Jo'1nson. John Hodoak 13 "Morning Becomes Electra" (drama) '48-Kork Dougals. Rosatond Russell. Raymond Massey 11:00 9 ''The Lovemallers" (dramal 6:?-Jean Paut Belmondo. C111ud•a Card•nale. 11 "My Darling Clementine" (western ) 0A6--Henry Fonda ltnda Darnell, Walter Brennan 11:30 13 "Kon Tiki" (documentary! '51 -narrated by Ben Gn1uer 7.30 1:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:15 ll:JO SATURDAY. JANUARY 23 9 "Cry lerrot" (drama) ''ifl-J;im,.s Mason lngt!r Stt'Vl'OS Rod Ste•ger 11 "Somebody Up There Ukes Me" (drama) '56--Paul Newm11n Pier Angell, Sal Mineo. 4 23 6 (C) ''The Hellflghters" (i1d11enture) '69-John Waynt-. Kath """e Ross. Vera M oles 7 (C) "The Ballad of Andy Crocker" !R) (drama) '6'1_.. l ,.P M a1ors Joey Heatherton, Jimmy Dean. 17 3 "The Devil at 4 O'Clock'' (drama) 61-Spencer Tracy 9 "The Wasp Woman" and "Terror In the Haunted Houte " 11 "Scene of the Crime" (mystery) '49-Va11 John•on. GIOll ·• Dt'H<wen. 2 (Cl "It Slarted In Naples" 1romance1 '60 Clark Gable Sophia Lorpn 4 "The Guilt of Janet f<mes" (dram;il '49-Ros>11lnd Rus\ell Mel , vyn Ooug111s. 7 (C) "Rid• Beyond Venge•nce" (western! '66-Chuck Connor~ Joan Blondell, Brll B••bY 13 "P•role, Inc." (drama) '49-Michael O'Shell. 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