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SATIJROAY, J ANU>:llY. 21, '197 r.'
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H. Hughes
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He reabouts?
By ARTllUR R. VINSEL
Of 1111 Dlllf ... .., l h ft
Blll~alre industrialist lloward Hughes
is sort or like the weather.
He a!fects .everyone.
And everybody talks about him, but
nobody does anything about him .
But somebady in Orange County -
with about as much success as the
weatherman -is trying ta predict
lloward Hughes, like yau forecast a
at.arm front.
Rumors of his past, present or Im·
pending involvement tn assorted Orange
County enterprise& are about as easy
to.· track down as Tustin'• infamous
"cobra in a car coat" haax.
To date -the list may be longer
if this isn't printed for a day or two
-the mysterious financial baron :
-Hu bought a house in La Habra.
-Is furU.~ly flying himself and/or
his· aides into Orange County Airport
via Lear jet.
-Wants to buy all , or a sizeable
chunk .of the Irvine Company or Irvine
FOOndation stock.
"l"" Is interested in a Fullerton drill
bit=rdanufacturing firm .
-Has a SOD living in New)X)J't Beach ~ waiting in the wings ta take over
the tempestuous business empire.
-Wanta to. Jeile Catalinl lslaod and
millfl diamoadl.
The Jut nnnor is about equal to
th.it ehsslve mbra in the car coat sleeve
lhal aflqedtr kJiled a woman who !tied :Jibe rmnont ill Tustin 1\0 years
What's tt.e point to 11! this nonsense!
No one really knows, but just keep
thole Ciiis coming in out there tipsters,
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Pilot Tells of Terror Sbare Plan
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DAILY ,ILOT 118" ,..._
'THREE LOUD EXPLOSIONS'
Mlrlne Pilot D•vl1
Korean Hi jacke r
' Bwws Sel f Up;
16 Aboard Hurt
Beer -Blast 'fatal
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ot ·l ljilolloi!l'')lf:'llllder drdod lliOlr • IWiW... .
1io1i1ei .!llOlll(nu before crubini inlo thOn-n -in thi Clbln. Al Jhfl
a ..,. ... tmtmont pood. limt 1-determliled that the c:nf& .....id not be Oyin( too mudl "longer llld I
Ll COL llAli>erl G. llovis, pilot ol ejected."
tho '" ~ w!lo ejected to ulety He said his alUtucle WU lbout 2IO
btfore the· crash, said he was over feet when he balled out. Davis did not
an open field.when be.left'the craft. speculate aa ta the cause of the engine
"I wun't aware of what the plane failure, but noted it came as he wU
did . a!Jar I . i.n it" ·he .. 1ct "Wllen retr1ctma the jel'1 landfn& goar.
)'OU'ni t&rown into .tbe air vtolently like "'lbele art 1ood, aolid airplme.1 and tbit, )'Oli' tend to be track cf thlnp." lhty have been flown in spite or ex·
An eye ..Hnm tO lbe cruh, Tom plollom, but I uw my oil pressure
McFldilen,_ oafd Jle•.11w Dovil ball out wu down to ,.... and the ongine had
of !be jet _,11 all« like off from ll,ilfted to wind down," he said.
El Tero MCAS.·He said the plane made ~ •Man •vlator with 18 years ex·
a bankipg--tlo degree turn that took perlenct, Davis said he suffered .. a bung·
it over the homes befl:i'e crashing lnto ed up neck" in ejecting from the crtppltd
a reclaimed water pand at the Loa plane.
All90t Water Dtatrict plant. The 'tit or Davis' squadron returned
In a prtsa conference Friday afternoon, to Dallas today and he said he ezpecis
Davis gave Ulit ac:coont of the event. to fly back via transport sometime t.hi!J
leading to the crash: weekend.
"I bad given the craft a pre-flight Meanwhile, officials at El Taro are
check out and bad begun· take off for draining the Rwage pand that the plane
the night to Dallas. landed ln and will start salvage opera·
(Davis is the executive orncer of tions early Sunday morning.
Marine Aircraft Group 41 , a reserve The Crwiaders. valued at "slightly lea.~
wing ·from Dallas which had just. com· than $1 million" were first introduced
pleted two weeb active duty at El to active duty several year• ago and
Toro.) are used for training purposes on1y.
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UPIT .........
Cmdr. Alan Shepard appears as
he prepares for Jan. 31 Apollo
14 moonsho~ Shepard, the
Apollo 14 commander, was
America's first man in space
JO years ago.
WASHINGTON (UP!) -Preside1J Nix.
on bu ptamJted. a "new American Rev·
oludon" bued on Increased power for
state and local governments coupled with
a $11 biUlon revenue sharing program -
including fl billion In new money -to
help them exercise it.
In his second St.ate of the Union Speech
Friday night, Nil<on also pl'OpOlecf deficit
1pendhlg to reduce unemployment, plead·
ed. for weliare relonn, outlined a maulvt
norpniuiUon of the fedttal bureaucracy
and urged bold new health programa: in-clu~ a $100 mllUon search for a curt
for cancer.
~tloon ol lawmaker• atMmbled for
the joint ses3ion al Congreq aeneraJJy
followed partisan lines with Republicans
enthusiastic and Democral.9 cool. Most of
Nixon's prQgl'ams face tough going In
the Democratic.controlled Congress.
Nixon told Congress and a national ra~
dio and television audience that "tht
truly revered leaders in world hl1tory
are those who gave power lo the people,
not those who took it away."
The big surprise in the 31 ·minute ~
was the scope or Nixon'!! plan ta shire
federal revenues wlth the financially hard4
County Health Aid e Backs
Rock Festival Crowd Curb
Chill W he pressed states and dtles. The program _ y . . eat . r call«! for a Iola! ol 118 bliUon, lllciuding
$10 billion that was already earmarked
Thaws .:n South tor esJablished narrow-purpoee programs. ., Pre-speech soeeutatJon had centered on
1 figure of 12.S bi!Uon.
And 'J\7Q' rthen•t Highlights or the speech, dovoled 11· 1 1' ' ua most entirely to domesUc issues, includ-
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.in \I.: JWrt11U1t ... ..uwnu-lest nation iii the 1J0rld." He afd' be
"1111..-ol the rhetoric llld.repart ed lo lb_lw utlJ iodq, tho -wu woold all lor !elillolliln lo "lnoar• t!lal
cmrt ·_.ru1nea of the""''·" RA>iitt not Yr.-. r .... -i .. lor .... ,limt ~ Amoricln ramJJy"wln be prevented
Mid, •11 (the happening) w8' not • of .,.11-7...,.. ~"""'""' ~Pl•iH lio,jj oiJllinln( bulc medical ,.,. by
c:ommunJty happonin(. Rltber, h WU winier VICI-, retume.j ' to the fir llllbllJJy lo•pty." "l'he 4"111 _ill(,,...
an ·intrusion upon a community without c-.... ;. :. ~ he menUaned waa $180 mllln.t to ~ , . . licbt cancer.
reg.rd for its n.nctk>D or wUJ. lt 'Ibe l~:.Hiee of IU~~ ~ ap--A can fol a new effort to aa•e 11-nd
resraented a happenln& for a few, at Pf.-ed awr i.: 1be northtaltern states. restore the environment blctw:tmf ex;
the exp11119 of many, lnclud.lnc com-Tht thennomeW1 read JI' Jn BaltOD · ltld panslon or the naUon's par kl. parUc:alarl1
munillo1·1111Uide the unwltting host city, •Ill N.., Yori< CIJy .U1y.1ocllj1' ln arou cloM by lo irowded·i:itia, •
"R.,arm,u of .bow beluliful or w•il· 14&1it '-len lrOlli t11e norlbein Great -A Jll'Ol!Olal to _,..r,. the fedtt11
mNllfnl u perceived by few,•m111y, i.u...lo lfiloiPir ·olllO .V~abeM'.of buruucrac;., nduClnt !lie IJ ctbintt-
moal ffom · ed"'•I point of yjew a-lllOWIJ ,.._.itiii <Gfd,IJ\ial.100t !ii<Ji of Im) dept-lo eflhl Incl -lo ex: . • • ·m ...,. Mw *" .. lflltod lit Jelilj lie, tnr overlapplnf _.-am1, Tbe dlpart-t feol tho. ~~ ~ a 11,arie,;--·""' f.rlilif., . , ' · , : . J!\iniS of -.l Treuuty, JlllllCI 'Ud ~·U.-mableolopl ~ tlil..-dll:ot illli llik~I~,,.... . ·Di(-:...qJd-111 -UDIOl!chod, ·IM ·ihf ~z::IJ:..ID, may~·' ;,f::i:i:~~c:;: , ~:!.~~~
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The world's largest communications satellite is set
to launch from Cape Kennedy this afternoon after
strong winds delayed blan-oll Friday night. The
launch will be followed four days later by another
commun ications satellite for the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization.
Judge Fines Two
In Freezer Fraud
Two of four defendants,
one. of whom drew a record
Orange County fine for the
na ture of his often.st, pleaded
guilty in Superior Cou rt Fri-
day lo grand theft charges
1temming from their
participation in a food·frtt:zer
plan· lhal allegedly bilked
more than 200 Orange Coonty
families.
Turner waa Dned •t0,000.
Their declslon leaves William
J. Wooll, 63, of 2014 Wallace
Ave ., Costa Mesa and Harold
B. Masssey, 46, of Anaheim,
to face the grand theft and
conspiracy charges Jev.elled
against all four men in an
Orange County Grand Jury
indictment. The Woolls are
father and son .
BRYLCREEM8
KING TUIE
Sunday Only sac
R ... 1.0l.GrtascltsJ
hair groom. Puts life
in dry hair. No stic k·
ine1s. 4\;·oi . • tu~. ... ~
QUILTED NYLON
TRICOT ROBES
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S.UND~Y. JAN. 24, io·:00 A.M. to 7 P.M.
10-ROLl PACK
BATH TISSUE
Sunday Only
68c ·~
Reg . 16c. K inan•
brand, Ea<h r0116SO
r wo-ply sh~t t s,
4 Y.ix 4 ~'', 10 in
p1ck1ge, ':Yhitc:Savt,
FLOCKED SELF ADHESIVE
DECORATIVE COVERING
18~
Wide selection of prints & patterns for a mul-
titude of household uses.
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NLY
NEEDLE-WOVEN
72x90" BLANKET
lleg. 3 .47
Sunday Only
Cflorg• if
GLASS
TABLE LAMPS
Sunday Onlyl
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Pbiltg F. Wooll. 31. of North
HollywQ9d and John Milton
Turner, 40, of Gllndale. of·
fered their pleas to Judge Ray-
mond F. Vincent as the
trial nured the end of .Ju
third week.
Wooll was fined $40,000.
Judge Vincent ordered the
elder Wooll and Massey to
re.turn to court , ¥onday and
then advise 'him of their
decision in the cue.
A. C. Novick, deputy district
attorney, said tbe decisicri of
the two guilty defendants had
saved the county thousands
of dollars. "This trial was
in ita third week and it would
have gone on for another four
or fi ve weeks/• be aakl.
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Sunday
Only
00 I 1096
Court Backs
Seal Beach
Treasurer
Seal Beach City Treasurer
Barry D. Morgan's refusal to
pay $4,000 ln legal costa in·
curred when the city fought
a r~l movement was en-
tirely justified, an Orange
County Superior Court judge
ruled Friday.
Judge Lester Van Tatenhove
ended a month ·long study of
the dispute created when the
city tried to force Morgan
through mandate action to pay
attorney Russell W. Bledsoe'~
feta by ruling that "the oral
contract belwetn the city of
Seal Beach and Bledsoe is
void."
Morgan successfully argued
before Judge Van Tatenhove
tn a three-day ))earing into
the tontrtvtrsy that the hiring
of Bledsoe was imprope.r and
city monles should not be
spent on the defense of a
councilman who was the
target of a recall movement.
'Ibe judge had earlier re-
jected city arguments that
(.ouocitman ·COnwa y Fuhrman
wu not subject to reca.11 ac-
tion, He ordered the city coun-
cil to .et a specl&l election
for J'uhnnan's Second District
,.al
Worken aeeking the recall
ef P' u b rm 1 n successfully
uped before Judge Van
Tatenbove that the signatures
they Ooll<cled during lhree
recaU drtves were satisfactory
and IUft'.kienl to jU!llfy the ..uJnc al a IPOC!al electloo.
A b:tartnc Into the city writ
l1lod ipbilt llorpn .followed
ill tbe wa~ of .tccu11t191111
"' dif al!lciall that ~· WU l)/lilpelhetlC to lhe recall
-..;er 0
tbal his oympal!ly led to ID ·declllon to deny
llWooo'l~IGOblD. Jadp V Talenbov< ruled
JL'rlday Iba Iha 1 p t c la I modlna of U.. Seal Beach
dly couoctl bold !Mt Oct II
"w• bold 'wllliiot proper
-being .,_. and .....
-.... in yk!lelJoo Of the
-Acl. U>i llalA! code =:iublld.~ol
Tbat Ylolalloo, • Ill ...,,
It# '.:, .mo. tbe oral
--IM clly and a-, tiir Ju4I< dec!Ared . .. 'r
All rour men were indicted
after a long investigation of
the operations of Famlly Plan,
Consumer Affilial.e.5 Corp. and
Consumers Service!, three:
freezer p I an organizatiol\ll
with which they were linked.
They were aceused of diree-
Ung the operations o f
salesmen who signed more
than 200 families to contracts
which promised 860 pounds of
frozen meats and 'related pro.
due~ for $682. Contracts bind-
ing the victims to that
amount pies substantial inter-
est were passed on to Massey
in his capacity as manager
of the Liberty Loan Co. of Ana-
htim .
Each ct1nlracl holder got
just 300 pounds of food stuffs
from a su pplier who was
unaware of the deception )n.
volved and was hired to
deliver the Family Plan pro-
duCU ta his Ii.sled homes. The
total loss to subscribers wa s
listed at between f?0 ,000 and
$130,000.
Archit.ect
Calls SST
'Big Threat'
The. Newport B e • c b
architect. wbo designed Loi
Angeles 111ternation11 Airport •
and major Orutge Coast proj-
ecu, including UC Irvlnt,
says the supersonic transport. .
la a thrtat to the environment.
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Charge it
Solid p;u[cl and floral print nylon tricot
wi th poly csccr fill. Butto n fro nt and
patch pockc1 s. La c(', embroidery trim .
10-18. Great savings th is weekend!
BARBEQUE
OR REGULAR
F~sh and crisp. Get several peck.ages and save. A
. t&nPly fuat. Dellclou1 with dlpa,
"Jt'• merely faster, l'loi»er
and more espentlve," llld , ::r!i~1 p!:;e:it b:; ~ POCIET Ml' RADIO Pl ASTIC WARE
:{#~~7: 2~~~,, i.2·'7·t_
atrcnn. r•Uwr than the • ••· foruuMer of• ntw one. Trauistori&cd. O.nyina. <ut 40-qi. 1win1·top wuct bin or
"Tht new 1eneratloo of •ltd 'k'oli banl:ry iatludt,d. ll·qt, sit·on haniptt. Savt !
plane• has to be adaptlble u.w .. ~·-~-·····•
OIL-RESISTANT SHOES
Suncloy Only
Reg. 3 .JJ. ~1en's shoe's. 2 00 Vinyl uppers. oil-rcs1st1nt
crepe rubber so!cs. Cushio n • in ncr~ol cs. BJ1,k, brovon. Charge It
HANDYMAN'S TOOLS
liJ,.rhJy Only
l ... 2 for lljl!
Cho ic e' rools
f or hom e re•
pa irs. A ""'idc
1clt<tion •
37c
CHOCOLATE CANDY
It.,. 6af II.. s. •. Only
Chocol11t 8f i d&t i\tix,
Chocoll1t Clusrt fl , Pttnuts.
IASKETIALL SET
Rev-14.97-Sut1.0nly
qJ0.86
Official silt. Ill" i\l.aioni1/
bu.ard. Sf8" 1ual: no-uc net,
New distinction for a
r oom. Lamps a re i n
beauriful colors of am-
ber, green and blue.
Buy several at this low
price.
STUIDY,SOLID
PLASTIC SEAT
3.97
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Dte0t pnrhorw colon.
Sn •p ·on bumpers.. ...., ..... __ .........
GAF
SUPER ·a FILM
2.46
'R ... 2.92--1 Day
Pro<tssinc i nclu dc4.
Sharp color quillty •
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to our environment." Pereira
oald. "The United Stalell
would be belier Gii II tt open!
the SST ,._Y Oft developing
an aircraft which would be
accept.bl• to l h •
vlronment."
2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~~,~;:'d ~OST A MESA
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TEN CENTS
H. Hughes
Holed Up
Hereabouts?
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Billior_tin: indultria.Jist Howard Hughes
Is sort or like th! weather.
Ht: affecta everyone.
And everybody talks about him, but
nobody does a"nything about him.
But aomebody in Orange County -
with. about as much success as the
weathennan -is trying to predict
Howard Hughe5, like ·you forecast a
11torm front.
Rumors of his past, present or im-
pending involvement in assorted Orange
County enterpriJes are about as easy
to track down as T"11Stin'1 infamous
"cobra in a car coat" hoax.
To date -the Ust may be I011ger
if this isn't printed for a day or two
-the mysterious financial baroo :
-Has bolliht a house in La Habra.
-Is furUvely flying himself and/or
his aides into Orange County Airp<irt
via Lear jet.
-Wants lo buy all. or a sizeable
chunk of the ·Irvine Company or Irvine
Fou ndation stock.
-ls interested in a Fullerton drill
bit-manufacturing firm.
-Has a son living in Newport Beach
and waiting in the wings to lake over
the tempestuous business empire.
-Wants to lease Catalina Island and
mine diamonds.
The last" rumor is about equal to
that elusive cobra in the car coat sleeve
that allegedly killed a woman wbo tried
on the garment in Tustin 2~ years ., ..
W]>al'• the point to a1j QUI; "?'l'W"'
No, one really knows, but just keep
thole callt ceming ih out ~ tipsters,
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Faulty Approach
Blamed in Crash
Of Ligl1t Plane
A faulty approach was blamed today
for the light plane crash Friday noon
that killed a La Habra woman and
injured her husband, the pilot.
Witnesses said \Vally Recio, a
hardware store owner, attempted to put
his plane down at Fullerton MWlicipal
Airport and came in too low. He at-
tempted to regain altitude but hit the
roof or a shed at a motor manufacturing
plant, glanced off into a truck ;:ind on
Into the wall or the Ford Electronics
plant, .._,l Commonwealth Ave., Buena
P8Ik.
An off-duty Fullerton police officer,
Frank Lalhrop, pulled the man and ll'ife
from the wreckage but Mrs. Virginia
Recio died 1t the scene. Her husband
was not seriously Injured.
The plane , which was • total Joss,
was a twin-engined c.essna of the push-
pull type with the propellers mounted
both in front of and behind the wing.
The plane is new and fairJy rare,
Fullerton Airport aides said.
ObRrven uid the pilot missed the
runny approach by 500 to 700 feel
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NixOti · . . -~ . Share · . . Wealth
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Asks Increased Money,. P ow~r fd'r · ~f:iiws· in Sp,eech
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Rea.i!f te Go
Cmdr. Alan Shepard appears as
he prepares for Jan. 31 Apollo
14 moonshot. Shepard, the ·
Apollo 14 commander, w_as.
America's first man in space
l O years ago. ·
Chilly Weather
Tliaws' i1i South
And Northeast
By Ualtld Pnll ll&en•fs•ll
wASaINGTON (UPI) -PraidHfNll· °" bu ~:a,"~ AmUtean Rr· o!Ution" .baled' on~· pow.,.. fer
st.ite and loCaJ· goverruiient.s eo;upltd ~
· ·a· $16 billion ~venue sbarJng progr.:in -
ineludirig ll bUUon in new moner ~:to
help them exerclse tt. . ,
ln his. second ·Sta ti; of the Unloo Speech
Friday nj.ght, Ndon,&!Jo proposed deficit
•Pending to reduce 'unemploym(nt, p}e1d-
. ed'-for wellare refonn. outlined a massive
reorganlr.ation ·of the federal bureaucracy
and urged bold new he'alth proirarris in-
cbJding -. til08 mllllon search for a cure tot cancer. .
R.ecatioon of lawm1k"ers as31!mbled for \tie jpint Seaa;oia ol: Congress gen~ral ly
' Court Ruling .
Rejects-Suit
Of F ellciano
An Ora1111e County SUJ*ior Cqurt judp
rang down the fiQal curLll.ln Clrl bllld
ehtertainer Joae Feliciano'• W fated;..O.
tun into the aupper·l:lub-·Frld&y
"'th a rullnl that Htum! ·the Nelfpilrl
Beach buslneu bearlll/I bit -• to .,,. present property·...-.
Jncip lloberfL. Corl-alao criei-til
that C. T. Jewell be paid • ~Joi
$tt.ia--be talt,. over. tbe w..-
Dij.e ~,lnml!>e ~lat. ~~·· <lf#ltlon',"ioJli! "° .... -,,,_..,.......,,, . '."l"i -~ ~H!,~~ · 1~
The deepfreeie in the Northeut continu-
ed to thaw early today. tbe Mklwect wi.s
not any cbk&er thaii uual for .tbll time
o1,.Y•a;, ..-1 tomperaturu-tllat pleaM
""''.,. vacaliooorl ..-· l lar -..... "". .~&.::'-.. -Ii'~ ~is Kini '-Ail . ~ •' ~· iii' ~ .... llio -•. -,,
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Lakes to the tlifli4ir 0iato,Y-1lr1 "·""-'~·a; lllftnllanta i:f ...... a slowly lllOfinl cold l...i.. Qie lnlh ol --. _ . ~-• ~~ ._..
-_.-acciimulalt<f at' Sault Sle. ~,!'-Ille anes·-~ Marie, Micll., Iata Fri... · ·bid *" vICt.lml' d '
In tbt wake GI the ttaie'l:•ont.free• ~-.......-I>e\W-h
in nine years, the P'IOrida Citrul!I Com· parinleti. _. ·that ROndondo and Drty•
missiOll'Frklay imposed a, aeve~ay em-had diverted ~ .intettdecf 191" ~elle-
bargo on shipment.I of frelb fruit. 18D0'1 to their own Ult. .
Tht · commlalon uld. it WIJ tr)'1nf to 1be ·angry Fillciano · •lao ehlr1ed: bit
prevent """"'11ml from retttnc damaged porlnerl With !1IMlnl a "quetllOl>a•le"
frwt Industry aoarcet sai~ • bumper cit~ bullhtss tn Wbfch patrons Wire ~
rus crop this year probably "1H pr6Hnt to bu1 more drlnb a.net were '"ti-eitfd
fruit prieea from 1kyrocketln«i within the ru4el)' ~ a f'<l\IO., manDlt" ~ ~
next few year,. dktn.'t -· to tbOle'; eaticml. · "!' Temperaturts 'stayed in the ll01 over· ·· . , . RU
night '!1'1111 Southern-Florida th""'gh the Bui Felll!lano lot _ riothlng .. 1 ·cl t1\t
Gulfitatu Into wtstern Tent. Uueuona court: KlilA · ~. • ~lZ-daJ • tr;al. in
ab!Y ·warin ID-degree rtadlngt were re. wbldl Judgre Corfman thoritChly U·
corded Friday in m<l6l of the South. aouth-plcftd ~ complex corporatt · ~
west Texas and Southern Cali fornia. sufToundinl-.the ·operatlon of tbe aupper
Rain and on-shore winds buffeted the club at 1117 Westcllff I)rive.
Pacific Noi;tmrest. P'urther inJand. to the The trial bfOUlht in\o. the pictvc Great
northern Rockies, the precipitation turn-Falla Fortll Prodoct:s ~ ••. the COl)1.Pl:ftY
ed to lllOW. identified J by Feliciano as the firm
U.S. Tries Tonight
On Huge Satellite
CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -The U.S.
Space Agency will try again tonight to
la\IllCh the biggest and most powerful
commua.icatlons utelUte ever built.
The Jaunc:Ung was postponed ~day
night because strong winds 30,000 to 40,000
feet hi.eh W<IUld have buffeted the mliaile
on.ita climb toward opace.
guaranlffing caJ)ita,l in the early staces
of the rt:Staurant's operaUon and Ro~
Unlimited, a Las Vegas corpor1tion that
laid claim to the club. ·
The R<lbertl· company got ~7 ,000 frQm
Feliciano in an earlier judgment and
Rondondo drew f),533 from the e11-·
terlainer for expenses· which Judge
Corfman agreed w11 owing to bim
through club operatlonl. Feliciano 1ot
nothln& lnctudliig the judge'• re~kxl
of bit <!aim that he llhould bo paid ""'°"" far three penonaJ appearane.. •t the cklb.
r-.pm;.n line• wilh R<publican•
'f/llm'Nlk and llemocraia cool Moot ol
llW.'1~,...r...,. face ~ r<MC 'ln
tlio. ~ln>Utd'Coqresr.
NiJOll iekl ~SS aJMi, a natiooal fl•
dlo.'. and wevili«l audt.,.. that ''t!W
1ru,l' ~vµed •Jeaders Jn world history
are UIOlt .w~ pye po._..-to the people. not Uloee··whO took it aw17."
The bll au'rptbe in the 31.·rrililute speei:h
was uw~tcope of Nh:on'1 plan to share
federal Hvtnutl With the fiaaflCially hard·
pressed statei and clUet. The pr_ogram
called for a total of $18 bUllon, inCludillg
SIO billion that was alrtady eannarked
for esl•blisbed narrow-purpose programs.
) •' .-.: -· . . "-'> tplC\IJallon W · co la1eil ca pemlon of tbe aatlcin•a i>erb, pertl<lllarly
a•filuro ·ol 12.i bllu&' · .• Iii area. clole.by to 'CftWded dUa.
'Hl&fllllhlo,.QI ~:-.sa...d a1: -•A·~ io "°'pnbe the federal
'mqit ~1 to · .... Jni:I~ liureauc:raeyr nduclllg tbe IS cabinet•
ed • · · " " -· level departmenta Io •lclrt and C-Udat-~A~ to !aiba!lt1~~ -Inc ofulapplnc progralllJ. The depar~
a proJram to ma~ ii:Olrica "'the beaJtb-meats -' of state, Treaaury, JUltice ind
iest naUOn 1•1 the •kl~· He· uld be DefeMe woUJd be untouched, but the
would call !or'lefl~IloO ·to"lnluit.that I"""" departmenta o1 Agriculture, La·
no American lanilly Will ·he l;""tvented bor, Commerce\ TransportaUon, HouaJn1
I-obtaliilllf baaJo' ~I can by and Urban Deve1opmenL and Health, Edu. inability io· pay."1Tbl lflfllY ·IP!fCtfle prO-caUon and Welfare would be combined fi';.T ~~ 'w~ · ftoo 'million lo into four new departmelltl -Human Re-
- A ca~ tor a int" ·effatt to uve and aources, Commwtlty Development. Nat·
reoton tlil' ~·Ir-· .Jorfiwtq U· (See NIXON, Pqe J)
Pilot Tell* of Terror .• . I • . . -
Ditcha Plane in El i'toro,, Escapes Uninjured
' . -, \ •-... ..
Dl.M.r1"-9'.itMir: .......
,'THRIE LOUD EXPLOSIONS' 'MlriM 1PUot· Divis . '
Korean Hijacker
Blow; Self Up;
16 'Aboard Hurt
S!OIJL. (UPI) -A J>yur.oM .. jobless
ma,n. armed with hand sren.adea, tried let
hijack a Korean Air Lines (KA,l.) plane
to•Nor'th :Koree today, but blew himself
up• and injured J ~ pasaeagers when the pl~ made an emergency landing before
crtle.ting the border.
NaUonal Police Headquarters kfe11tified
the-"9Uld·be hijacker as Kim Sang Tae( •
res ktent" of Kojin on the eastern coast.of
South 'Korea, 95 mile! northeast of Seoul,
Kim killed him.sell by expJoding a tren·
•de a few minutes after the plane, carry.
inr ·• total Of 60 persons on 1 domestic
tllft!t·, landed on a sandy beach aear Kiooong .
...
••At lift off <1ne Of ·those rue but
unfor:_tW1.ite things happened and l began
to 1et indlcatio!'ll of a fire 1n the ain:raf&
from my 1n.struments.
"1bere were three loud expl<>lllons and therf was smoke. in . the cabin. At that
time 1 deternUned that the craft would
not be · flyln& too much longer and I
ejected:"
He &1id his altitude was about 250
fet.t ·when he balled CM:Jl Davis did nol
speculate as to the ca UH of tbe .lltlfne
fa1fue, but DOted lt .came-.. bii WU
retrictln& .... Jel'• landlna par.
'"l'hele .... .,..i, aOlid flrpla!m -111ey, have been flown In '1llle <( ...
ploliolJI,. but J •• my oq JJNIN• rs~~ ~II><'*'!' llocl ~ '"'4!a'! •-ru. ,If ~ ... """"·~-~ ... Id "I.bane• !f..9..~" !' ~ lnl!a<~ cripPl<d ·~ .......
. -.... ol ¥•" aquadi.n nlumed IP ·'*111 lodaf and·be a1c1 be eipecUI
to ·117 back m tranoport 10metlme Ilda
"U!::Jl!Je, ol!ldaJs at El Toro .,. !l<alall>I the ,.,..g; pond that the plane tmlded 1n and wU1 start . 1alv11e ,oper•
-early Sunday momtng.
"l'he Ousaders, valued at "~lilhtly 1-
than $1 million" were first introduced
to active duty RVeral years 1,0 and
ire uaed !or tralnlng purpo.., only,
Upper Bay Fossil Grounds
Saved From Development
Irvine Co. uid the company plllla to
cooperate with archeologists who m•1.
be Jntereattd in continued digging.
"You might be Interested in knowtnr.
tho, that about a year ago we fonned
an li"clleological 1dvbory committee for
lhe Irvine Co.
"A n'lember of the Pacific Coast
Archeologlcal Society was n a m e d
chainnan, with other member1 reprtlen•
tine Cal State Long Beach, Cal State
Fullerton and Orange Cout Collqe.
Crowd
' .
Controls Endorsed -
The ~lOliOn injured" 11 of the Ill per-
8008 on, ~incladll'f,four crew~
berl, 35 pusengen ·~ a·RCUfity 1gtnt.
Jl'ln ol tbe lnJuncl . ....n;ia.-. -Ullo. paJlce said.
Tllti p1ane, .., rn T11rbo11rn11 .. look .rr r-. ~ •. J Oii mllet·ealt ol Seonl.
,.-a ,.flllarlltabt•to the South ·Korua
"'Ille purpooe or the · commlu.e It
to formalize proc:edures ·for •Ps>IYinl·for
pernilta to dlg on Irvine land and to
etlabl!Jh rules and regulallolll -
oomln( tile di(&1Dp. "lleq-for entry pennita to ...
eavate our llndli, Incidentally, .re ahray1
.;proved· wt>en condttiom a 11 o w •
s.m.11111., ftre·and !lood baallrdl are
-.0.great IDd aometimes ,.. hi." to
wait to move ··out' cattle to , other srahli
crounds," FeflUIOn said.
'
County Healtli Aide Backs Laguna Type '.~giiflmio,n:_
. ~,, • -ti •
'
Ca~hl~ a -anlm with hand
pellodes In a bid to .. force the pfa,..to
111 tliNor!h,Korea, a~ to polite. -
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·~· \I .
'
Set for Launch
The world's largest communications satellite is set
to launch from Cape KP.nnedy this afternoon after
strong wind s delayed blast-off Friday night. The
launch will be followed four days later by another
communications satellite for the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization.
Judge Fines Two
In Freezer Fraud
Two of four defendants,
one of wham drew a record
Orange County fine for the
nature of his offenst:, pleaded
gullty in Superior Court Fri-
day to grand theft charges
1t e mm lng from their
participation in a lood-freezer
plan that allegedly bilked
more than 200 Orange County
families.
Philip F. Wooll, 31 . ol Norlh
Hollywood and John Milton
Turner, 40, of G\tndale, of·
fered their plus to Jud~ Ray.
mood F. Vincent IS the
trial neared the end or Its
third week .
Wool.I was fined $40,000.
Court Backs
Seal Beach
Treasurer
Seal Beach Ci ty Treasurer
Barry D. Morgan 's refusal to
pay $4,000 in legal costs ln·
currtd when the city fought
11 recall movement was en-
tirely justified. an Orange
County Superior Court judge
ruled Friday.
Judge Leiter Van Tatenhove
ended a month -long study nr
the dis pute created when the
city tried to force Morgan
through mandate action lo pay
attorney Russell W. Bledsoe's
fees by ruling that "the oral
contract between the city af
Seal Beach and Bledsoe is
void.''
Morgan.successfully argued
before Judge Van Talenhovt
In 1 three-day hearing into
tht controversy that the hiring
af Bledsoe was improper and
city monle.3 ahould not be
spent on the defense of 1
councilman who was the
target of a recall movement.
The judge had earlier re-
jected city argumentt that
Councilman Conway Fuhrman
wu not subject to recall ac·
lion. He ordered the city coun·
cU to aet a apedal election
for Fuhrman's Second Dlatrlct
seat.
Workers see.king the recall
of F u h r m a n suceessful1y arsue<f before Judge Van
Tatenhovt thal the signatures
they collected during three
recall drives were satisfactory
and sufficient to justify the
setting of a special election.
A bearing lnto the city writ
filed qiJDJt Mor1•n followed
iD the wake of 1ccuutlont
by city offldah tb1t Mor11n
w11 l)'lllpllbeUc to the recaU
c.ome ..ci t111t hil •rmPl'tby
led to bis dt<b;on to deny
BJedloe'e ~000 bill.
Jodp v .. T1tenhove l1lled Jl'ridal' tllol the I p I c I I I meoUnc o1 1b1 Beal B .. ch
city comldl bold last Oct. 13
""" bold ~ proper notice belnl .~" IDCI was.
tberelm. lto'l vto1at1oo ol the
Brawn Ad. tllo olate code
~ .... moellnp ol
olftclal bOcOM.
That~ oa tu..,,.
111nc11n1, .. u111e1 the onl
oonlTllCt bet.,.., tho city ud
Bledaoe, tbe Judie dt<larod.
Turner wu fined $10,000.
Their decision leaves William
J. Wooll, 63, of 201' Wallace
Ave .. Costa Meaa and Harold
8 . Masssey, 43, of Anaheim,
to face the grand theft and
conspiracy charges levelled
against all four men ln an
Orange Coonty Grand Jury
indictment. The Woolls are
father and IOn.
Judge Vincent ordered the
el<t~ Wooll and Massey to
return to court Mooday and
then advi.9e him of theJr
decision in lhe case.
A. c. Novick, deputy d.lstrlct
attorney, sald the decisi~ of
the two guilty defendants had
aaved the county thousands
of do llars. "This trial was
In its third week and it would
have gone on for another four
or five weeks," he said.
All four men were Indicted
after a long investigation of
the operations of Family Plan,
Consumer Affiliates Corp . and
Consumers Services, three
freezer p I an organlzaUona
with which they were llnked.
They were accused of direc-
ting the operations o f
salesmen who signed more
than 200 fam!lies to contracts
which promised 860 pounds of
frozen meats and related pro-
ducls for $682 . Contracts bind-
ing the victim& to that
am ount pies substantial Inter·
est were passed on to Massey
in his capacity as manager
of the Liberty Loan Co. af Ana-
heim .
Each contract holder got
just 300 pounds of foodstuff&
from a supplier who was
unaware of the deception In·
valved and was hired to
del!ver the Family Plan pro-
ducts to his listed homes. The
total loss to aubscrtberi wa1
listed at between '70,000 and
1130,000.
Archit,ect
Calls SST
'Big Threat'
'l'he Newport B ea e h
architect ,who designed Loi
Angeles International Airport
and major Orange Coast Pr'9J·
ect.s ineludirig UC Jrvlnt. s1,y~ the supmonic tramport
is a threat to tbt envlronment.
"It's merely raater, DOlaklr
and more espenslve," 1atd
William L. Pereira, of tht
controversial llmall 111 ht
1ddmoed I melting of tbe
Society of lndul1Tl1I llulton
In San Dies•·
· 'Tbe SST," be asaerted. "ls
the lost of I -ltlon of
aircraft. rtther than the
forerunner of a new one.
"The new 1ener1Uon of
pl1nes baa to' be ldaptable
to our envlrot1ment, '' Penlr1
nld. '"l'lle United Stein
would be betw oll ti It llP'•t
the SST """"'Y on cltveloplnl
an alreref\ whieb would bt
1ccept1ble to t b • eo-
vlrnnment."
BRYLCREEM•
KING TUIE
IO·ROLL PACK
BATH TISSUE
s·a~~ Sunday Only 68c.
R-v. 1.04. Grrasrltss
hair 1room. Pl.Jt1 lifr
in dry hair. "-'o stick•
in tss. -''l•·Ol. • tubr.
0Ntt ...... 1
QUILTED NYLON
TRICOT ROBES
!log, 3.96
Sunday
Only
00
Charge it
Solid pastel and floral print nylon tricot
with pol y ester fill. Button front and
patch pocke1s. Lace, embroid ery tr im.
10-18. Great saYings lhis weekend!
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OR REGULAR
POCIEt AM RADIO ' PLASTIC WARE
11 •• J.67 -s..,. O.ly Iii• 2.97 -S... Only
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4C>-q1. swing·top w11rc bin at
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1WO•pJy ahtttl,
4 \li it41\.'i"', 10 in
packaJf. Whitt.Slvt.
FLOCKED SELF ADHESIVE
DECORATIVE COVERING
Sund•y
On ly 18~
Wide selection of prints & patterns for a mul-
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OIL-RESISTANT SHOES
Sunday Only
R19. 3 .33. J..t rn's shoes.
Vinyl upptrs, oi l·rtsinanr
crtpc rubbtr solrs. Cushion
innctsol rs. Black. brov.·n.
HANDYMAN'S TOOLS
Suntloy Only
.... 2 .. , •• ,
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CHOCOLATE 'CANDY IASIUTIALL SET
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Of(fcial iitt . t l l " M11onitf Chocol 1t• lri dsc-Mix, bu1rd. S/8" l 1Jal; no·tit net. Chocolate Ch•11m, PcanutJ.
•• ,
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Buy several at th is low
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9 .• ,
YTIME BABY DIAPERS
Pkg. of 30. 1 Fiii 12 lb1. up. 3 7 1 D1y Only
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STUIDY,SOLID GAF PLASTIC SEAT SUPER a FrLI 3.97 2.46 11 .. 6.ZJ -2 Orr•
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Snap·on bumpcn. Pr occ11ins: includc4.
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DAILY PILOT 0
UCI Hospital Approved, But Funds Lacking
SAN FRANCISCO -Univeraily of
Csli!ornla RegentJ: Friday approve(! a
$1.5 million· contract ror design work
on a teaching hospital at UC Irvine.
However, ]here currently art no funds
avallable lo build the 35Q..bed facility,
tentatively scheduled for occupancy in
January 1976.
The architecl.!1 will be John Carl
Warneckle and Asaociate.! of San Fran-
From Pqe l
HUGHES ...
and every newspaperman or official In
the county will be batty.
STANDARD DENlAL
One thing is certain: Hughes represen-
latives deny all.
Dick Hannah, of Carl Byoir &:
Associates, the Los Angeles public rela-
tions firm handling his Southland affairs,
ls emphatic.
"Thi! sort <lf thing pops up aJI over
the e-0untry, as far away u ,_1aine,
Florida and even Alaska," he explains.
"It's always the same pit.ch. Probably
some promoter trying to drum up fn..
terest in land or something. Or ju1t
a means of getting a phony check cash-
ed."
"We don't try lo track them down,••
he adds. ''It would avail us nothing."
Hughes-watcher calls to the DAILY
PILOT and other newspapers vr govern·
ment agencies follow a distinct pattern.
"Hello? I have a story. At least I
th ink it's a story ...
"Good afternoon. This is Manassas,
Pirogi & Associales, says a real estate
man, who purports to have a fr iend
who knows a friend who is representing
Howard Hughes.
RUMORS TRUE?
Or a newscaster who ldenUfiea himsel(
as Ted Vesuvius, of Channel 007 in
Red Hook, N.J ., calls to ask if all
this about Howard Hughes in Orange
County is true?
Harassed newsmen were fin1Uy reply·
Ing after the introduction by bea\ing
the caller lo the pu nch and askin& what
wil y old •IH is up to now?
"He's holed up at Howard Johnson's
in San Clemente, eh?" we 'd say.
One alleged newspapennan said he
v.·as vacationing out here from Houston
.11 nd was called by his city desk to
dig into it.
Question these helpful callers' creden·
tials. however, and you get a pretty
predict.able response.
"What are you doing , calling me a
liar?"
Click, goes the phone.
Or make an appointment to see him
tn person -there's a lone suspect in
the Orange County public relations in·
dustry -and he never shows up.
One call relative lo Hughes' rumored
Irvine Foundation stock purchase W&Sll'l
so difficult to trace nor as daffy as
vthers.
The speake r was its co rporate at·
tomey, who had just had a chat with
an outrag ed N. Loyall M c Lare n,
chairman of the board and a man \11ithout
a sense of humor about such matters.
Just when we thought the HH rumor
mill was sputtering out, however,
somebody noticed two stories that ap..
peared simultaneously in Thursday 's
DAlLY PILOT.
MAHEU Y ACH'l'
On page 6 was a column revealing
that Hughes' recently ousted Nev.11da
operations office r. Robert Maheu, was
allegedly involved in a 1963 CIA
assassination plot against Cuban Premier
Fidel Castro.
The former agenl"s role wasn't clear.
but a powerful speedboat was used to
ra ce revolutionaries from Florida to
Cuba
And then on page 21 wa~ a feature
story all about M&.heu's new SJ00.000
luxury yacht with three powerful engines
be ing built, righ t here in Costa Mesa ,
Do you suppose maybe somebody
knows something that we don't, like
tile.re really are diamonds on Catalina
Island ?
DAILY PILOT
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CMN Mft• ... C.......
o~• to.UT P'Vll.ISHINli COMP'.ulY
llo~•tf N. Wee4
f'rn klenl •rA l'WlllMI'
J1clr: It. C1nley
Vkt P'r.141111 1rA 0-rtl .........,.
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Mtn1911W E4111r
tl:i~li•r" P. Htll '"'-er.. 5'1!'1Y MUw -CMi.'t.\td: JJt W•f 1.; Sfr-' .. "l'Orl IMClll tn1 W9't .... 19111M"' L~'I'°"': m ,..,.., ,._ H~!l/llltlfl lllCll: 11'1$ IMdl ... llwnll JM (llfntnlN * H.,_ ~I c:.mN •111
... ·;
cisco and 1be Architects Collaboratives
of Camtridge., Mus.
Fridayts acUon by the full Board of
Re:genlJ came after UCI Chancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. pleaded his case
for the boepital Thursday before the
Regents' Committee on BullcUngs and
Grounds.
C.Ommittee member• had railed ques-
Uons about the advilabl!Jty of moving
ahe1d on the $25 million project because
there are oo funds to build it
Aldrfch said he Is havin1 difficulty con-
vincing proa:pectlve medical f.aculty
members that the university ia: really
co mmitted to developing Its fled&llng
medical IChool at Irvine. He said he
already hu loa:l two key faculty recrults
because Of these doubts.
A decision to delay the holp!Lal might
well mean the death in infancy of the
medical r.chool, be added.
••
Robert Evans, UC vice president for
physical planning. 1upported A1dr lch.
pointlfli out that arehitectura1 planning
would take two to thret years and aug·
gesUng that the university'! financl.al
picture could change.
A UCI spokesman said the hospital
would en1ble the medica l school to raiJ:e
lta flrst year atudent body from 64
to 128.
,. ..
~ ,, 1
UCI currenUy usts the Oran&e Coun\y
~fedical Cent.er in ~ance-and ottw
hospllab In lhe coonly !or i-tlll(.
Some county official! have auapll*'
that the unlvera.lty buy the CDWlt1
Medical Cent.er and take over lb ~
lion, but the univeralty bu shown .ao
Inclination to do so. The UCI tuddnl
holpital would be built on c1mpu1. ·
UCI undertook medical training • few
1t111 Lai Mu•acre
,...,. ..., when the Rq.m. took ....
the prtvai. California <:oµoaa di loledlcloe
Iii looo .ltlitles and -u to lrv1ne.
Tiie IJll(wnity lw lM medical adlOOb -it UCI. UC llrfla, UC San Diego.
UC "San P'ranc:lloo and UCLA. H'11m'er,
• ooly Sin ..,_ll<o and UCLA have
been In •-!oar eaoulh to become ~ -lilbed. according to
university olftclall.
Army Clears All
Enlisted Soldiers
DAILY l"ILOT Ii.ff .......
New Anteater Barn
University of California Regent! Friday approved
plans by UC Irvine students to move this barn owned
by architect William Pereira onto the UCI campu s.
Pereira. who used barn as an office during design
\vork on North American Rockwell ziggurat in La·
guna Niguel (background) donated it to the campus.
It will take an estimated $25,000 in student funds
to move tnd remodel the barn. The 1,500-square-foot
facility will be moved to a site near similar buildings
on UC I's Social Sciences Farm. It will be used as
a student center.
From Page l
NIXON ...•
ural Resources and Economic Develop-
men t.
-A renewed plea for passage of ad·
ministration bills Jefl over from the last
Congress, especially the welfare reform
plan intended to build a SJ.600-a·year floor
under lhe income of every family o( four.
-A deficit federal budget intended to
stimulate the economy and rev erse a
rising trend of unemployment. The Presi-
dent said the budget he will submit to
Congress neJt Friday would be balanced
if the economy were operating at full
employment, which it now is not.. H~
li1ted no figures but other sourtes 1nd1-
cat.ed the budget would be abou t $2.10
billion with approximately $10 billion of
that in red in k.
Nix0f'1 was intc mipted by !pp111lse only •
11 times. One of those came after ht paid
tribute to new ly elected House Sj3e.11ker
Carl Albert. (0-0kla .). The lawmakers
appeared generally cool to the President's
plea to share power with the state ..
House Ways and Means Comm1tlee
Chairman Wilbur Mi lls ([).Ark.), is an
outspoken-opponent of Nixnn.'s. revenue
sharing plan. A much more hmited pro-
posal , involving fi rs! year outlays of only
$500 million, died without even a hearing
in Mills' committee last year.
The speech was boycotted by the. 12
black members of lhe House who claim·
ed Nixon has ignored the problems of
Negroes. The only Negro in the Senate,
Edward W. Brooke CR-Mass.), did attend.
In many wa ys , the speech was !I sharp
bre.ak with Nixon's pasl. It contained only
one passing mention of fore ign affairs -
the desire to withdraw from Vietnam
honorably -and it glo rified deficit spend-
ing in a way not usually heard from Re·
publicans. _ . But in vow111g to shift power from Wash·
lngton to the slates, cities and towns,
NiJon was following R'publican ortho-
doxy .
Nixon's Goals
Preside1it Tabs Six Points
WASHINGTON (AP) -Jn his State of the Union message to Congress
Friday night, President Nixon outlined six goals:
A revenue sharing plan with state and loca l govtmmenls involving $16
billion in federal funds .
Welfare reform, including a guaranteed annual income for every family
with children. He did not specify the floor.
Improved health care, including guaranteed medical care for the poor
and an extra $100 million lo hel p find a cancer cure.
Reduct.ion of the present twelve Cabinet department.! of the federal gov-
ernment to eight, leaving the Department.! of State. Treasury, Defense and
Justice as th.ey are and C'Cl'IS!)lidating the others into Departmevts of Human
Resources, Community Development, Natural Resour~s and Economic Devel-
opment.
• An ~ary feder;tl.budget this year to help stimulate the econon1y.
New ')iroj)osa.IJ tciclea1 tJp the air and water, combat noise and preserve
the surroundings and also expand the nation's parks.
Nixon asked Congress to open the wa.v to a peaceful , New American
Revolution in which power is turned back to the people and government at all
levels is refreshed, renewed end made truly responsive.
Hijacker Says Algeria,
But Settles for Cuba
r-.nA~tI <UPTl -A young black n1an
with Algeria on his mind and a hatchtt
in his hand hijacked an airliner with fiO
persons aboard Friday by threateninit
to blow it up on a ~1ilwaukee-Detro1t
flight.
He finally seltled for a trip to Hava-
na . where the Northwest Airlines jct
landed safely and returned to the United
States a few hours later.
The hijacker remained c&lm through·
out the flight.
"He had a sad look. sad weird eyes,"
said William E. Connelly, a commercial
artist from Birmingham, Mich., who
sketched the hijacker from memory. "He '
looked like a dog that had been hurt."
lt was the second hijack of the year
in the United States and lhc second in
Northwest Airlints history.
FT. McPHERSON. Ga. (UPI) -The
A!my, in what a spokesman iaid waa In
the best Interest of jwUce,.bu dropped
charges against all enlilted men in tbt
alleged My Lal masaacre.
The action leaves charges or tnvest i·
gations pending against si:x oflctrs. Three
are accused of participating in the infan·
try sweep in which up to 310 Vietnamese
men, women and children we.re reportedly
'gllnned down. Three others are accused Of
trying to C1'.lnceal what happened.
Originally, 12 officers and men were
charged in coMection with tbe Wantry
SWtCP on Marcb 16, llM and 14 o(flc.t
U.S. Rushes
War Material
To Cambodia
SAIGON (AP) -The United Statea
rushed war materials to Cambodia today
to hel p Phnom Penh recover lrom ~e
most devastating attack it has suffered m
the war.
U.S. Air Force Cl30 transpo rts flew
toads of arms, ammunition, spare parts,
barbed wire and sandbags into the Cam·
bodian capital. and Cambodia~ troops be-
gan sweeping the countryside around
Phnom Penh to counter a new en,my
threat.
Com munist-led forces, fol\nwiRg up the
devastating attack on the Phnom Penh
a)rpart early Friday, lobbed mortar
rollnds overnJght Into the Cambodian
army's main fuel 1torap depot at Prdr
Penoeu, just outsid.e the 7apltal. The
missiles exploded without h1Uln1t any or
the dump·s gaso!in' tanks. said Lt . <?>I.
Am Rong. spokesman for the Cambodia•
military command.
Associated Press correspondent Robin
Mannock reported from Phnom Penh that
about 200 persons, Including many women
and children , were killed or wourided dur-
lna: the airport attack when e:xplodlng
.11nnaments at an ammunition rlump wiped
vut a nearby cam p housing civilian de-
pendents of Cambodian troopa.
The rocket and commando attack o•
the airport destroyed at lea1t 10 planes
and four helicopters. and damaged a 1eore
of others. Am Rong said I.he Camboditn
command had ad vance warning of the
attack but "did not have the m'ans to
strengthen I.he bases' dl.'!enses. '•
He sairl hundreds of toris of barbed
wire would have been needed to strength·
en the airport's defenses .
The U.S. Command in Saigon .11aid
Ameri can transports ha ve been making
da ily deliveries of arms. ammunition,
spare parts and other equipment sillce
f'arly December under the military &!•
sistance program to Cambodia.
were charged wUb emei1nc up whit bas
been termed u ... .,. tile ..... blots
aia!Mt the Amerlcm mllltary.
LI. Gen. Albu! 0:, <;onnor, .3nl Army
Qimmanding General. announced the dis--
missals 'Friday aplnst. the remalning
four enlisted men still faotng chr1ges.
They are Sgt. Esequiel Torres of Browns-
ville, TeJ.; Spec. 4 Robert W. T'IOUVas
of San Jose, Calif.; Pfc. Max. D. Hut.on
of Attica, Ind., and Pvt, Cf.raid A. &nith
of Chicago.
An Army spokesm1n 11id the pnd'al
had concluded "that diamisu1 of the
chargu was in the best interest ef Jus-
tice. ·•
Charles Wellner, former Gecrai• COil·
iresamaa who tepreaented Torr9I llid,
"I think that it's symbolic that the Army
has decided lo stop lrylog to place tl>e
blame on a few enlisted men.
"I consider it a fmaJ act ol respnnaibll-
Jty on the Army's part," .
Hutto admitted firing at clvililnl and
called Ifie incident "munter" in • state--
ment introduced at hi! court-martial. But
the Army jury acquitted him.
The Army laid 'Thursday it was drop.
ping charges against Spec. 4 William
Doherty of Boston, because of insufficient
evidence.
Still charged with participating ln the
•laughter •re Lt. William L. Calley J r.
of Mi1mi, Capt. Ernest Medina of Mont-
roae, Colo., and Cept. Eugene M. Kotouc
of Fort Oma.ha, Neb .
Calley, the only officer to face court-
martial to date, has claimed as hls de.
fense that he was only t.akina orders from
Medina, his company commander.
Medina's defense attorneys, 1cknow1-
edglng th.at massive killings did take
place at My Lai and that Medina partici-
pated ln the 1weep, claim their client •a•
only following ordert from hll tuperion.
Calley's court-martial at Ft. Benning,
Ga., fs currently In recess JO that th•
Anny can examine his sanity.
The three slill charged In the coverup
are Maj. Gen. Samcel W. Koster, division
commander at the time of the sweep and
superintendent of West Point when char.
ged ; Col. Oran K. Hender90n, the brigade
commander: and Capt. Dennis H. John-
son, who wa! as1igned to lnteligence.
O'Neill Named Whip
By House Democrats
WASHINGTON (AP) -Rtp. Thomaa
P. O'Neill Jr., veteran Mullcbuaetta
legislator. was chose" Friday to be t}le
House Democratic whip.
The 58-year~ld O'Neill, a fonner
speaker of the r-.tassachU&etta Houae.
Is a member of the House Rules Com·
mittee.
At whip, tht No. 3 Oemocr1lie party,
post in the House, O'Neill succeed,, Rep.
Hale Boggs of Louisiana wbo w1i1
elevated to the Democratic leadership
po1Jtlon. He ca!led for "a new American re vnlu·
tion -a peaceful revolution in whi ch pow.
er turned back to the people -in which
government at •ll levels was refreshed
and renewed, and made truly rcspcin·
sive."
The hijacker. Identified as ltcra)rl
Garn!, a Negro in his early 20s wearing
a maroon car coat and dungarees, board·
ed the Boeing 7'1J in Milwaukee on a one·
way ticket to detroit. The jet was en
route from Minneapolis to Washington.
He told a fellow passenger he was on hi!!
first fllght.
No "'Rats' on Isle of Man
Robert E. Wall,
Retired Marine,
Services Slated
Lt C.Ol. Robert E. Wall. a longtime
area resident and retired Marine Corps
officer, died this week after being rushed
to South C.oast Community HOl!pltal
foUowing a heart attack ln hls car.
He was 61.
RO!ary will be said for Cll. Wall
Sunday al 7:30 p.m. al the McCormick
Mortuary Chapel In Laguna Beach. Re-
qu1em Masi; will be celebrated at g
a.m. Monday at SL Catherine of Siena
Church and interment with full mllltary
honors will follow at Ascension Cemetery
In El Toro.
Col. Wall, who lived al 30802 S. Clest
HiJbway In SOuth Laguna, Is 1urvived
by hll wife, Bernice; a son, Robe.rt
Wall, of Los An&:eles : 111 1ittets and
two grandchildren.
Col. Wall jointd the Marine Corps
ln 1938 and remained In the aerv1c:e
until hi.a retlremtnt ln 1156. He c1me
to the L1gutu1 Beacb area in 1138 when
he wu Uligned to duly at Et Taro
Marine Cor1'S A~ Slation.
Record 'Offen&ivc'
LONDON (UPI) -EM! Rocotds a ..
nounced Friday It has refilled to dis.
tribute "Black Man'• Burden," 11 new
11lbum by rock elnpr Erle Burdon, ~
c1use lt contalna lyrlC8 considered oHen--
alve to Queen Ellubolh. ---... .. .
The FBI appeared to be familiar with
Grant. It ahowed identification photos of
him to pauengers when they arrived in
Miami after the unscbedu1ed Cuban stop.
Grant wast.eel little time in making bis
move after the plane Jell Milwaukee.
"As soon u: the seat belt aign went oU,
he paraded up the aisle carrying a hat-
chet:' said P.1ichael T. Pasaarella, a pass-
enger from WiscOnsin Rapkis, Wis. ''The
rirst impression I got was that he was
a peddler that got on the plane and he
was selling hatchets."
Stewardess Oarlefle Luther, 24, of
Moorhead, Minn .. .also mlftoo k Grant's
lntt:!ntions. As he approached her, !he
reached out to take the hatchet fro m
him.
"1 saw the hatchel and 1 thought 'We
can·t have that on the Oljht," she said.
"He was IOrt of holding It out and I
thought m1ybe bl!: was giving it to me
to put It away for him."
Grant quickly told the stewardesl:
"Don't touch me. tveryone wtll be all
right. I want to go to Algle.r1."
"He llld lbat three time..'' Mlsa Lu-
ther recalled. ••And he hid a brlele&N
under hie rtaht inn. He aafd 'I've 1ot a
bomb ID here I can detonate 1111 min·
ute'."
Pilot Fred Woller. 39, of Mlnnctonk>.
Mlnn., spoke to the hijacker when the
ptane land!d at Detroit.
1•1 told him we could not phy1lcally
mate It to Algtm beca1J'Sle the 1trcraft
... not equipj>ed to go tnnwtlantlc,"
Woller Aid. ·•
"! told him wo could take him lo
HIVM,. u an alt.ernltlvt. Ht 111ld 'okay,
lhat•s fine'."
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Exchange Stude1it Shares Customs
By RUDI NlEOZ!Et..sKI
04 tlit D•llr ~lltl Stiff
A good Manxman would never dire
uy the word "rats," but that thought
crossed David Calvert's mind when he
arrived in Huntington Beach during this
week'• smogwave.
"The smog was the first th ing 1 notic-
ed.'' said David, a l~year.old transplant
from the 1(1e of Man, who will be
studying at Edison High School thla year
under Rotary Club sponsorship. "[ guw
I came right at the worst time."
But even though eyes and nose were
temporarily offended by the acrid brown
haze that Invaded the Southland, David
never uttered the word .
"It'• dangerous to say It in the lsle
of Man, because the Manx are a
superstitious people and they might
throw a fit on you if you do,'' he
explained.
"You can call the rodents anything
you want to -rln,iaus, &ona:talUi, queer
fellows -but never rill. Tbe Manx bel~ve bad thinp will happen to you \
if you do."
The I&1e. of MID, located 1bout 70
mlles from the Beatle1' home port of
Liverpool, England, ls pretlJ mud! of
• myatl:ry to most Amerlclns1 untus
they happen to be lnf1tuated with tail-less
cata, are tbldenta of folklore , or are
motorcycle fana.
"11 's ooly about 30 mllea long and
10 miles MM," aald Dlvid •hott
hometoWn of Ramaey Is localed on-1he
Island'• northeastem portion, near the
moors.
"The !!land aubtllll malnty on tourlm\.
And tt'1 • ta• haven for IOITlt wulthJ'-
DAILY ,llAT • ..., .....
'WATCH YOUR LANOUAOI'
Mlnxman Calvert
people who have cholcn to live there
bee..,.. 'Ille Income taltel are only hall
u much u In B:naJand. Wt call them
''comeo~.·"
Only once 1 ye11 4
-durlnJ the .econd
WMk In June -dou the quiet , rural
char1cttr of the llland chanp. That'•
, I
• i11 H untirigton
when the Manx host the annual Tourist
Trophy ract, the most famo111 mo&otcyle
nee Jn the world.
Hundreds of thousands of racing fans
from all parts of the world pack off
to the Isle of Man for the race each
year. the mere mention of which maW
aome enthualasll' bearll beat fute:r.
"lt't in.sane In my opinion," D1vid
Wmly declared. "But tt brln(I -to the bland."
'ft1e Manx roads are '° chaUenain&
that tome Americans. lncludiq Father
Jamu C.ley, an E[>llcopallan cltrpman
and Maru: emigrant, with wbom Oavld
ia staying, simply ref\IM to . drive 011
them.
"The widest parta are about u wide
as one o( your line• and they wind
all around with deep 1qd very danprout
"""•·" lhf Mhaind 1tudenl uplalood. 11l'm not l'!ally a racln1 fan, but
you cu•t really ac:ape tt bocaUle th•
10vemment clolel the roldl to everyone
and lf you live within the race coune,
)'OU can't set OtJL ••
. 'Ibo """"'°"' 17...U. dr<ult claimed a1s Uvea lalt "°' -too 11Wt1 for David who prefers to eoncentr1te Oii
the a1udy ol chealiatry ud amai.ut
photosrapby ralber Iha aet llmlved
wtth Iha --apactaclo. UnUI he boin Illa -thlll
February ud llndl -new lrltnda,
David will be ~ lloulhanl
C.lllomla oa film wllh the Ruallan-madli
camera ht brouC!lt wllh him •
Be alao plw to t<ll 1111 ponnll Ulat
he arrived uloly ud II eojoylni Illa·
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Pastor Wlllb J. C.rrlco'•
moni1D& -II the ~ llapUll c•1rc•
W«lblp oervlcc will be• "'M.,...
rile< -'lilt Oldul God-lp-
pnwied Institution... 'lbU is
the eighth mnsqe in e series
of the Tea Commandment_, .
Tbe 7 o'clock niening service
will be an informal service.
Temple Beth David o f
Or&nie County will conduct
its Sabbath Services on Friday
evening at 8: 15 p.m. at the
C o mmunity Congregational
Church, 4111 Katella Avenue
1t Bloomfield. in L o s
Alamitos. During l h e s e
services. the congregalion will
celebrate and honor the Bar
Mitzvah of Howard Hodis, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Egar Hodls.
The services will be conducted
by Rabbi Bernard B.
Goldsmith, in conjunction with
Cantor Harry Newman. In
honor nf the Bar Mitzvah,
the adun choir or Temple Beth
David will part.icipate In the
services under the direction
of Mrs. Fay Newman, The
Temple music director .
The title or Pastor James
G. Blain's sermon at Newport
Harbor Ltrtlteran Church, 798
Dover Drive, Newport Beach
for both 8:00 and 10 :30 a.m.
services on Sunday .. Just how
much do you trust God?"
The current sermon series
by Dr. Ray C. Gery,
.. Questioru; Pe<iple Are Ask-
ing," will continue with the
subject this Sunday, "What
Does It Mean to Be Loving?",
at Chrllt Cbarch by the Sea.
1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport
Beach. A question a n d
'
dllcu$Sioa per>od will follow
the Wonl>lp Setvke, which
beiins at •:» a.m. Church
School will also convene •l ••:II>. 'lbt Senior High M. Y. F .
pragrlD'l ·al 1:30 p.m . wUI
be, "Science, Evolution, .and
Religlon," with Dr. Ray Kjar
speaking.
LGU.eru Cburth Of The
Master, 2900 .Paclfic View
Drive. Corona del Mar offers
two hours of worShlp at 9
and 11 a.m. Sunday Church
School and Bible cla!ses for
all ages art: held at 10 a.m.
Or. Wm. R. Eller will deliver
the message "Is It Duty Or
Gratitude?" The Senior High
Luther League will hold a
Special Bible Study with the
Campus Crusade at 7 p.m.
on Sunday evening,
Sunday mornlog the
Un I tar I an-U nl ver1allst
Fellowship of Laguna Beach
will present their version of
"Tiger at the Gates" a French
drama with a witty traruilation
by Christopher Fry an d
directed by Felicia Brown
with members of t h e
Fellawsbip playing roles in
this modem version of Helen
of Troy and the Trojan Wars
commencing at 10:30 a.m. in
Room 23 of the Laguna Beach
High School. 625 Park Avenue.
In the evening members and
friends of the Fellowship will
investigate "Experiences in
the Psychic World" starting
at 8 p.m. at 590 Diamond
Street, Laguna Beach.
Missionaries to Haiti . Ron
and Carolyn Hitlenberger will
be tell ing of their work in
that country Sunday al II a.m.
at the B11att.oaton Beacll Flr1t
Al.embly of God. The Hi~
tenbergers haye completed a
five year term in llaiti and
have much to tell of their
work in the land lhat i!
plagued by poverty, disease:
and Voodooism, to tell how
the Gospel o! Chrisl has bless·
ed and lifted souls out of
spirilual darkness, and to tell
of their work in the. Bible
School. First Assembly is
located at 17581 Newland
Street.
Spending their final Sunday,
tomorrow as interim paswrs
of the Corta Mesa Foursquare
Cburch. 1734 Orange Ave., will
be lhe Rev. Edith Campbell
and the Rev. Ena Fanson.
The pulpit will be occupied
next Sunday by the Rev.
Robert Jacobs. who w i 11
assume the pastorate at that
time. A sin~spiration will take
place in the social hall tomor·
row following the 7 p.m.
service, coordinated by Mrs.
Daniel Steverson and Mrs.
Douglas T. Olson.
Resurrectlun L o t h e r • n
Church, 9812 Hamilton, Hun-
tington Beach schedules Morn-
ing Worship a~ 10:30 a.m.
Arthur R. Tingley. Pastor, will
r;peak on "The Constructive
Christian Life". Sunday School
for grades two and above at
9 a.m. Nursery care through
Jst R;raders at 10 :30 a.m. The
Adult Discussion Group mee'ts
at 9 a.m .
The title or the sermon
which those who worship et
First Cbrl!1tian Church of
Costa Mesa, 792 Victoria
Street will hear Sunday morn·
lng is "™ Happlntss ' or
Tears". The Mlnister, J.-.
E. Piercy, will preach ·~u
sermon during both of :the
morning worship bouts, 1':"1 a.m. and JD :40 a.m. d~lif
the evening worship setlU,
7 p.m.. the congregatiol\.'a .\,
Youth Minister. Rodnie ; P. ·
McHugh , will speak on the
subject ··OLri!tian Education
in our Church". Other Sunday
Services of this Congregation
are Bible School at 9:30 a.m.
and C h risti an Youth
Fellowship, 6 p.m.
The Mesa Verde United
l\.1etbodlst Char ch, 1701 Baker,
Costa Mesa, will have tw o
morning Worship Services at
9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul
C. Biesemeyer has selected
as his sermon topic: "Life
Can Be Great." There will
be Church School for all ages
from nursery through high
school at the 9 a.m. service
and Crom nursery through
sixth grade at the 10:30 a.m.
service. At 6:30 p.m, the
Junior High United Methodist
Youth Fellowship will meet
at the church.
"The Old Refrain" will be
the sermon topic ol the Rev.
Bruce A. Kurrie at The
Presbyterian Cborch of the
Covenant, 2850 Fairview Road.
Costa Mesa. Worship services
wil be held at 9:30 annd 11
a.m . C hurch sc hool
through eighth grade will be
held at 9:30 a.m. Child care
is available at both services.
The community is invited
lo participate with t h e
Shepherd of the Hills United
Methodist Church in their
It~s Not Ove~' • .;;Yei · , . • I' . t -,} ~.· •' -, Church Members Siill See. Ena of W orUI
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''One Big Boost" for Goodwill
Industries on Febr'uary 6,
between the houn: fl! 9 a.m .
and 2 p.m. During that time,
items or discard or those that
~re merely laking up space
m garages or closet.s may
be dropped off at the church.
26001 Muirland! Blvd., Mis.sion
Viejo.
"Tbe Magic Of Faith". :Is ..
the sermon subject at Harbor
ChrUUan Chorch., Otsclple1 Of
Cbrial, mttting each Sunday
at Harper Elementary Schooi
425 E. 18th S.t.. Costa Mesa.
Sunday School meets at 9:45,"
Worship and Holy Communion
at 10:45 a.m. Or. D. W.
McElroy Is the minister.
The Rev . Melvin Taylor will
present two 11ermons Sunday
at Falrvlew Baptist Church,
2525 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. At the 10 a.m. service.
he will speak on "The Church
as a Peace Maker" and at
11 :15. he will present "Talk
It Over Time''. Church School
is at 10 :30 a.m.
Newport Unity C h u r c b ,
v.·hich holds services in the
Senior Citizens Building, IS~h
and Irvine Ave., Newport
Beach, will hear a sermon
(See PULPIT, Page 5)
MONROE. N.C. (APJ -
Wt year, H. Flake Braswell
and other member• or the
Tru< Light O>urdl of Christ
quit their jobs, said goodbye
to their friends and rtlatives
_ and prepared for the Second
Coming of Olrist and the end
of the world. They believed
both would come before the
end of 1970.
Now. half a month In 1971,
Braswell says he is surprised
that the world :itill stands,
but It hasn't changed his faith
in the small 100-year-old
church.
Braswell, «-1ear-old ''tern·
poral head" or chief elder,
or the Church says that the
belief the world would end
during 1970 may have had
a purpose: ta draw attention
to the Church so ooobelieven:
can be saved. Bui be says
there haa been no great in-
¢rettse in memDership.
memben have been rtildlng
the work.I and notice that
Boyle said the churth was
founded "about" 1870. So the
members now belleve lhe end
will come around 1'12, or JOO
years from the erection of
the first church buildinR at
High Hill near Lucknow. S.C.
"The. True Light Church is
the only Church teaching the
true Gospel as it was given
by Christ." Braswell said. "So
we haven't Jost any of our
faith.·•
"We still believe the end
Is near but we aren't saying
what day it will come," he
add ed. ,
The True Light Church
clings to the literal translation
of the Bible, "betieving that
Boyle was the third angel
referred to in the book o!
Revelations.
The same literal belief in
the Bible leads them to spurn
all violence. including service
In the armed forces.
Ministers, or elders of the
Braswell and four other
members who find themselves
Without jobs after a lifetime three local "societies" serve
o.r steady work sat. in the without pay, as does Braswell.
living room or the ~raswen No collections or tithes are llo~e near _Monroe this wttk ' taken except when a member
and explruned why , the expressei a need for financial
forecast of the worlds end assistance. Then each member
was wrong. donates.
The True Light sect was Two societies near Monr0t,
founded near Lynchburg, S.C. N.C., and one near Bishopville,
by a former Methodist layman S c ha 150 "-. .. ve mem.,.;rs.
named Cunningham Boyte. Braswell and about 20 of
In Boyle's basic writings, his followers who quit their
he prophesied that the Second jobs last year say the y will
Coming of· Christ W'OUld occur probably return to work
"before the present generation before Jong, but they're in
pa~s away." Braswell said no rush. He added none
that from this. and the fact receives unemployment com-
that the Church was thought pensation.
to have beer1 founded In 1970. Russell McLeod, minister or
Church members later decided the Bishopville, S.C., con-
the end would come in 100 gregation, said he ls beginning
years. That would have been to look for a job. He quit
1970. a post office job he had held
Now, Braswell said, the for 23 years.
Mcl...etld says most or lhf
members aren't s uffer In 8
because of the lack of jobs,
but that most will have to
return to work before aftOther
year passes .
Braswell I s considerin1
reopening his upholstery shop.
OCCTeacher
Sets Recital
In Santa Ana
Organisl Justin Co I y a r,
assistant professor of music
at Orange Coast College will
give a free public graduate
recital 1t1onday in the F irst
Baptist Church, 1010 W. 17th
St., Santa Ana, at 8: 15 p.m.
Th! recital is required for
the degree or docl.Or of
musical arts at the University
of Southern California. He wil l
play music by' Buxtehude,
Bach . Dupre, Roger-Ducasse,
Persichetti, and Franck,
Colyar studied with Flor
Peeters at the Royal Flemish
Conservatory of ~i us i c ,
Antwerp, and received the
bachelor of arts deg ree from
Brigham Young University un-
der J . J . Keeler. Colyar earn-
ed Uie master of music degree
from the University of Utah
under Alexander Schreiner. At
USC, Colyar studied with Dr.
lrene Robertson and Ladd
Thomas.
Colyar is choirmaster-
organist at St. J am e !\'
Episcopal Church. Newport
Beach. and for the Huntington
Beach Ward , Church or Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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WEDNESDAY, 7:30 P.M. THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SC~NTIST Emph.uiiin' ! -.,.
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IN IOSTOH , MASSACHUSfTTS The Pl•n of God ,,.
DIAL...A..PIAYll '46-KJt ''TRUTH'' ThePet50nofChri5t , + -f I The Power of the Holy Spirit .-.._ +
Sund1y Sch..ot ~ AM a / \ . ~
5UNDAY, JANUARY 24fh Mc""inJ ~~:~~se!,:.~ p~:~ AM :?,.a.~'-\,,_;/ ,._'!.
I W"°IWtd1y 1111>11 Sll.llll'r i.."f \.
Cottil Mes._Flr1t Church of Ch rist, Scientist I •nd P••~e• 7 'M I 1t' NtA'i ,.\.
2180 Mes• Y.,-de Dr., Costo M"• Nuriery d~rin~ le"'tee!
S•IMloy School-•:15 A.M. A full Youth Progr~m COMMUNITY
Cll•rth Semc.e -11 A.M. Cm, ol Or~n~ •nd 23rd. St.
l..dl" •~m. 2HO M,.. YMH ••· (°'" M.,. CONGREGATIONAL
Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist 1l e
•tti , 011.... 11~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~~~:; I S•lldliy School-•:JO a. 11 :00 l\1 I 611 HELIOTROPE
c11."11-t:10111.t..M. S thD ' RMdl•t 100-211 Mol11 ''· even • ay
Adventist Church Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
J)Dl Yla Udo 171 A•o<.od• sr .. c .... w-
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
140 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa-54a.376t 11
R ..... E. W. PhilJipt I
t :JO A.M.-Ch•rc:• Sell~· All .Apt
10:50 A.M.-P•1t., P'hllll1t1 IPAklnt
Jr. & Pr...Wool Cll•rc:•
N•rMrf C-AMllQM
7:0CI P.M.-f'•tw PMKt,. S,...I"'
7:30 P.M.-WM.-d<IY. Prtr,er & IJbS. S,.ify
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W•r5hlp-10 A.M.
Ch11rtll Scliool-10 A.M.
6«-7400 HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa
HM704
Cll11rcll & S.-doy School -9:1 S & 11 :00
1...:lllM) Room, 331 I Ylo Udo
Sobbaftl School , ... 9:30 AM \'''======='ii
V. L MlltTWIC11(, PASTOR JIM UNGLITON M1nlst1r 91 Yflffh
llOlt:•T I". ll!TllS MlolSlor •I llf11<1llOll (Altl CINTIY Mln!1l1r of M111lc
SUNDAY SllYICES
t :41 A.M.-S1111doy kchool
10:50 A.M.-"TM mlh of Hie Spirit'' #J
Str111011 liy Pmtor
7:00 P.M.-"G>od l•llt A Rood"
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COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
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FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 111 HAMILTON, COSTA MESA
C°i'EORGI KOURI , Pator
S1111d•v School ••. , ...• 9:45
Morni11g Worship •.... 11 :00
W•dn•sd•v Pr1v1r M11tin9 fo r
,.... 642·fll1
Tr1inin9 Un!o11 .• , ••, •• S:OO
E"•"i"g Won hip ••• , • , 6:00 .u •••••.••.••••••••• 7110
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UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH "
1112 S. I. PALISADU IOAD .1r
SANTA ANA Hll•HTS
SUNbAY SCHOOL ....... , ........................ t rlt A,M.
Newport Beach-Setond Ch urch of Christ, Scientist
1100 Pacific. View Dr., Coro11• del Mof
C•11rch & S11ttday khool-10 A.M.
Reodl11t Roo111 -1500·1 Coo.t Hwy.
All are cordially invited to attend the churr h
services and enjoy the privileges of the
Reading Rooms
Chlld Core Pro•ided AT ALL SllYICfS
fiarbor Cfiri:Jfian Cfiurc/.
OF NllWl'ORT llACH-IDllclpl•I
M-.t1119 R .. 111..-ly H•rfle' El.......,_, Scllool
425 I. 1 It'll St., C.... M-
Church &hool 9,45 A.M.
Morning \Vorship 10:45 A.M.
N•l""Mfy c.,. l'roYidff
Phone: 642-lns
Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy
Mo111l119 We"'lll~ ,, 11:00 AM
Proy ... MHll"' WM., 7:30 PM
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
ST. JAM(5, 120' Viti Udo, N•wpo" INc.Jii
7:30 A.M.-Hel., hc.Mtrl1t
9:00 A.M._,.111lly Wonltlp
11 :00 A,M.--All9rfl.,. Holy C•mm1111le11
& Mo111l119 rrcryer
Mld0W.H Holy Co1111'111111lo1 & HeoU"' S.f'lices T11es4oy-1 0:30 A.M.
WM.ndisy-1:00 r .M.
Clllld Cor.., 9:00 •·'"·
Tiie In, Jolie P. A1lloy II, 1.cto'
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T1t. In. Dnl4 .A. Cni111, AIMC:itlttl loc,.r ,..._: 67S·0210
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
s.~ 7:10 .. t:JO Cll1rcll SchMI -t :JO
Tl11f'Sdcrra: 6:)0 & 10 .... ; Holy Dcryt • •110•11(.ecl Ykw, "b.Rn.Jo111 W. ~ ... _......., S41-IJ26
! LUTHERAN CHURCH.
' OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacllic View Dr. MOIUI ... lll'OlllMIP' ••···· ................. , .•. 1\ /4.M. l!Vl"IOM• WOltSMIP' ...... ., ,. ............... ,. l'.M,
MIDWl!l"IC ll!lllVCI! WIDNISDAY •.•.....•• ,, .. l'.M. aw. w•11 '· c.mce n.m. ....._ .....,
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
798 Oov•r Or. LI 8-l6ll Corona del Mar '
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER I
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH .......... ,....,
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11 IETWllN H.AllOI .... PAllYllW 11 Chrisli•n Educ1tio" •:15 A.M. " CHURCH 1' 'I F ,. W ,. O M I t :OO A.M. ,....!ly WenMp 'I u •• '"' ott •P I :JO A, • IO OO AM -Ch h SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY ..•••.• ···•··· •~•5 A..... : . • ire
Vlctoria&PlacentiaAve. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• 10:4SA.M. Nurs•ry c•r• 4V•il•b'• I kllMI
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A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1lbo 1 la la"d
THI UNITID
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
115 A91t1 1175 ·0'150
9:10 A.M. Won hip
Wor1h ip
I Sund1y School
Cc"'' M•••
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Ciiu•ch Wonhip -9:10 I 11
Church School -9:10
541 .77 27
Co,+1 Mei • North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M11• V1rd• & B1k1• St. 549.21 19
Wo.,h:p I Church School
9:00 l I 0:10 A.M.
Huntington 811ch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 5J6.J5l7
s.rtk.n-9:15 & IO;JO
Chvrcll kh .. 1-9:15
NutHty Cl•• All M1,..1..,
Hu"lin9ton l••ch -North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
66112 Hi ll A•e. 842·446 1
Wonhip & Church School
'1 I IO:lO A.M.
Irvin• -E11t Bluff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
Bll-12ll
.i u~;.,,,;1v or;••
Wot1ilip & Ch11rch School
9 I tO :lO A.M.
L1g un 1 B11 ch
LAGUNA BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH
2!612 W11l1y O•i••
in So. L1911~•
Worihip and
Church School -10 A.M,
49'1-3011
N1wpod 811ch
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
1400 W. l1 lbo1 Blvd. 67).3805
Wo.,hip-9:10 A.M.
Church Schoo l-
'1:)0 l 11 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 M .. IHlll• fNHf Ad-l HMli"flM IHcll R-. Do...rd f. R-....., ,_....
SntNy WOl"lllip~ t :N A.M. Ch•rell kllooli 10:45 A.M,
Offke: 20112 M.,..N•St . ....._: t6Mf40
Church of th• Covenant
1150 fol,.._ Rood, c .........
IN<.e A. l11nt•. ,_..,
S.iwl.., Wonlilp: 9:20 I 11 A.M.-Cll•rt• School: 9:10
!'k"': 545-4304
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
600 St. Aiwl,.wiRood, Newport leocll
CIMrfot ~ Dl.....,...d, P•tw
WMMt, & CJl•rtll ScllMI: I, 9:JO & 11 A.M.
'46-7147
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
Cerw J ........ & 1..Wtrlf Drift, c.,... 4el ....
J-.,..._Kirt. P-.r
W.,..1, & Ch""' k........_t & 10:JO A.M.
'44-1141 S.tMf.., Schffl , ••• , • f:JO •111 Y ... .....,.. I: I ._,,. ......, ............ •i• o.iai w. WWt 1tet1 ... t• M..&ul Dfftctw I C H R I S T L U TH E R A N C H U R C H ll'iri~i'iii"ii==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~~=~~ 1¥.fll"t S1f'Ylc1 •••• 4:00 P.M. !.'!!!~1 ......... -•••• t.a •·"" ,......_ ,,... ......_. Ml1te11ri Sy-4 • •'l
To11tli Chelr •. •, •, f ill P.M, I ;;i.... ~.:::::::.:::~~'., ~:: Phone: 541-5711 Day or Night , ' 760 Ylst9rie It., c .... M-I\..' r I SABBATH SERVICES '=Y~·:·~~~"~-:...~·~ .. ~~~ .. ~··;· ... ~·~.'~.!~·~·~·":·~, ~·~N~ur~·~;·~·;.y~··~ .. c~·-~u.~·-~-·~p,.,;··~··v1c1~··~'~~~A~r;;;;;~]~f.~~~[]~~~~;;;;;;;;111 ........ :~-=··,__ \.\ ~ RELIGIOUS SCHOOL j FIST::... MMm MMM• . .~8!!,"~!T!.oc.1!U!" l"-=;"'=~=·=1:::;;-:: •• ::·::~::~'=·~=~=·=~=.~="°=""='"""=oo='=L'=·=·=.::--=='= .... =·=','=;;::,::::=~I 4 .. bar~?.~ =~~;T.. temple
tlfl"hJl lftn -,;. St. James Eplscop•I Church o 3209 V~ Lido , Newport 8Heh ' CllUICll for -'NEW CHURCH W!LCoMES Y.OU PRINCE OF PE-'CE LUTHEUN CHURCH '°''"'°'"""on,c.1101 .. 7230 , br. Walter Pen. Pa1tor -..... ,_. Drht & ...... .IMll. c.... M..., <WM,
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•••••••••• 1111 a 11t00 "·""· Phone ., ....,., ._. ..
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Choice Regularly
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.All J1..,.ioh f•..,ili•• I t• in,.ft•d le Joff. 111 i~ trvly 1111enfn9f11I
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Pulpit and _.e~ ,
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Cit y Church C,en·ters Hurt
(From h1e t )
entitled "Wt•lth of Miod"
Sunday at 10 and J l: 16 1.m.
by tbe Rev. Loren Dalt Flld.-lnltr. A Wedouday llog•plra·
tlan will be ht.Id at 7:)(1 p.m.
The Rev. Bruce Cushing or
tht Fini Chrl1tlaa 0111.1rch ol
Lapa.a Bua, Legion al
Glenneyrt, "''ill speak on
"Almighty God in the Heart
cf Man'' at ~ 10:45 a.m.
service. A special fellowship
communion servlct will be held
al 11 :45 a.m. Tht 7 p.m. youth
servict "'"ill consis1 of
testimoni~ by three former
drug addicts.
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Angelyn Dantuma, former
Dean of Women al l\loody
Bible Institute, will conduct
Blble study ch11sses Mondays
from 10 a.m. lo 11 :39 a.m.
at 1tfariner'1 Cburcb, 2200
East Pacific Coast HJgh"'·ay,
Corona de1 Mar. This inler-
faith, inter-church study i!
open to the public.
"God and the Drug Scene"
ls th~ title of a IS.minute
radio program scheduled for
broadcast world-wide Sunday
under the auspice~ of the Fl r1l
Ch11rcll of Christ, Sclentlst.
Boston l\tassachusetts. Jt \\'ill
be carried over KOCM·F?-.1
locally and also KFl-AM anil
KMPC-Ar-it in Los Angeles and
vicinity.
"Truth'' is the subject or
the lesson-sermon to b e
delivered at all Chri~tlan
Scienctl churches Sunday.
Area churches and service
Um es include : First Church of
Christ, Scientist, 2880 Mesa
Verde Drive. Costa Mesa, 11
a.m.; First Church or Christ,
Scientist, 3303 Vii L i d o ,
Newport Beach, 9:1S and 11
a.m .. First Chu.rch of Ottlat,
Srlentist, 1th ud Olive. Hma-
tlnjjtoo B&ach, I:~ and J1
a.m.; Second C!Urth 'C f
Ouist, Sclentb~ 3t0t Pacific
View Drive, Corona del Mar,
10 a.m.
''Ovef'Cl)min& Fears" will be
the subject of P a s t o r
Ackerm1n'1 m11s11e n e i: t
Sunday al the 19 ,a.m. service
of worship at Christ the
Sbepberd Lutller1n Qiarch,
Camino Capistrano and Del
Gado Road. Capistrano Beach.
Craig Dastrup has bee n
selected as Senior C h o i r
Director by the church council
of Christ the Shephered
Lu theran· Church. lte Is the
son of Mr. Richard Dastrup,
choir director at San Cle mente
High School. The congregation
welcomes Craig Dastrup and
inviles anyone interested in
singing under his direction to
come to practice on Wed-
nesday evenings at 7:30 p.m.
at the church. Sunday School
for all ages and the Adult
Bible Forum under t h e
leadership of Dr. Ackerman
meets at 11 :05 a.m. on Sun-
day.
The sermon subject for Sun·
day at Corona del Ma r Com·
munily Ch D r ch. Conirega-
lional 611 Heliotrope Ave .. v.·itl
be entitled: "Things People
Say." To be presented by Dr.
Philip G. Murray. Services are
at 10 a.m. with childcare pro-
vided. Church School is also
at 10 .
The Rev. Albert Burke will
give the fourth in the series
of lectures on the teaching
of Religious Science to the
members and friends of the
Chuc'-of Rell1loa1 Science
of Newport Beach th.is Sunday.
Costa Mesa Catholic
Men Attend Service
About I:iol) Catholic men
from throughout Los Angeles.
Orange, Ventura and Santa
Barbara counties will altend
the thirty-fifth annual Com-
munion Ma s s of the
Archdiocesan Union of Parish_
Holy Name ·Societies at 8 a.m.
Sunday In BleS!'led Sacrament
Church, Hollywood .
The. communi c ant s,
representing more than 300
parishes. v.·111 include a delega-
tion from St. Joachim Parish
and Costa Mesa. ll wl\I be
headed by R. W. Rooney,
president.
After Ma9~. they will parade
ln the street on Sunset
Boulevard from th!: chu rch
lo lhe Palladium fo r
breakfast.
Most Rev. TimOl.hy Man-
nini, Archbishop or Los
Angeles, v.·Ul celebrate the
MaiS and speak at the
breakfast. A total of more
than 1500 men. includi n~ the
local leader~. are expected to
attend the breakfast meeting.
The principal address, along
~·ith that of Archbi::.hop Man-
ning, '"ill be delivered by Mr.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
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MATTRESSES
to.An HO MO TIAILl •I ,,..... •• Ill..-
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Liberty 8-4781
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Louis C. Fink, of Atlaota,
Georgia. first and current
president or the National
. Association or t.Qe Ho)y Name
Society. The theme of his talk
will be: "The National
Association of the Holy Name
Societf." The St. Gregory the
Grea.t Parish, Whittier, J.toy 's
Choir will sing at Mass and
at the breakfast. under the
direction of Mrs . Ronald
Lissner.
A portion of the breakfast
program, including the two
addresses, will be transcrib4!d
for broadcast by Radio Station
KFI (640 ) at lil :05 am . on
Sunday, Jan .. 31.
Rev. Monsignor Francis M.
Osborne . archdiocesan direc-
tor of lhe Holy Name Socl!:ty,
wi\1 present the Archbishop
a scroll containing a "Spiritua l
Bouquet" of Masses and Com -
munions offered for his in-
tention Jan. 10, the society 's
''Archbishop Sunday."
The Holy Name Society is
an international confraternity
or Catholic men devoted to
honoring the Holy Name <lf
Jesus. It has more than
100,000 members in the Los
Angeles Archd iocese.
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Tht lecture Utle "1111 be ''How
to Uiie the Science at Mind".
The filth and .llnal -.
"The ScJence Of 1"lld ba ,Yoar
Life" will be stve.n Jln\W'J
31. The congrqaUon meets
at the Ebell Club, SIS W.
Balboa Blvd. at 10 a.m. Sun-
day School meets at the same
hour. A social hour will follow'
lecture.
The Rev. Dr. He n r y
Gerhard, minlster of the Gda( Speaker
Church of ReUt10111 Sc:ience-1 200S2 Laguna Can)'on Ro1d. Eld.er Milton R. H'unter~
Laguna Beach. will speak on a member of the First
Sunday at both services at Council ot Seventy of
9 a.m. and at 11 a.m. en The Church of Jesus of
"How to Use It." The Church Latter-day Saints \vill
or R!:lig!ous Science i s sp6ak at the Huntington
sponsoring Thursday lectures Beach Stake Confer'-
at 10 a.m. in the Leisure ence Sunday at 10 a.m. World~ Clubhouse Two. Th!:Je The Stake Center is at
lecturts are fret or charae 1919117tb St.
and open to the public. -----------Qualified teachers are in
charge of children f r o in
babyhood throu1h high school
during the early S u n d a y
service only.
Lutherans
To Attend
Observance
F1ith Lutheran Church , 8200
Elli! Avenue, and Redeemer
Lutheran Church, !63SI Spring-
dale St r !: et , Huntington
Btach. will join the Southern
California Dist rict of the
L u t h e r a n Churc~iasouri
Synod in lhe ohS!:rvance: of
the 40th Anniveraafy of its
organiutioo.
By GEORGE W. CORNELL
•~ ~t:"I .... ••ow
NEW YORK (AP! -Many
of the deiib atand unoccupled.
Typewritus art ldlt and
slacks of mail lay unopened.
From noor to noor and room
to ru;om, much Qf the building has t;he muted atmoaphere or
audden evacuation.
"It's spooky around here,''
observed a ~eteran emplo)'e.
"It 's u if the p\acf! had been
about emptied by a bomb
$Care."
That's the strang. strained
situation at the Episcop;i.I
Church Center in midtown,
Manhattan. the t oweri ng ,
m o d e r nl1tlc headquarters
which. for lack of funds, has
had to !:limlnatf! two-thirds of
its working staff.
'4lt's a vf!ry unplea3ant ex-
perien ce," says Bishop Roger
W, Blanchard , executive: vice
president of the Church's Ex-
ecutive Co1Jnci1, which ordered
the outbacks. Presiding
Bishop John E. Hines assigned
him to carry them out.
"It hM involved a great
deal of sadness, stime fru stra-
tion and disappointment and
some continuing anxiety," he
add@d in an interview. ••Jt·
hur t!. But tht.re it is-it had
lo be done."
Over the pa st yea r, drops
in income and rising costs
have foreed varying cuts in
manpower and programs in
most major Protestant,
Romtn CalhoUc an d IJl.
terdaJOmlnational institutiom.
B~ the drutlc, abrupt
nature of the Epls co p s l
retrenchment, along with its
concentration In a singlt:,
~elatively nciw building, gives
it a dramatic Impact sharper
than in otl)er cases.
"We're trying to build up
morale again as much as
possible unde:r the circumstan-
cts," saMi Mrs. Seaton Bailey.
of Atl anta, Ga ., an Executive
Council member and
chainnan of a special person·
nel committee. "It has been
a ditricult, sad lime."
IL could cause the denol{lina-
llon to move its headquarters
elsewhere, most likely lo
Kans;is City, officials said,
Proposals also haV!: come
from St. Louls and Jackson-
ville, Fla. A committee is slU-
dying them.
In its jolting decision last
month, lhe denomination's
policy·maklng council, facting
of $2-milllon budget shortage
for 1971, ordered the staff
slashed about in half, from
204 down to 110.
This was tht second big
cut in 1 staff· which at its
peak was 425 and which only
t"'o year.! ago was more than
300, now pared to a third
of that, in a sleek, 12-stary
headquarlers bu i I t to ac-
commodale 640 to 800 working
people.
"It's morgulsh," said Perl
Karpar; ..Uinl Kt to clolt much Of It," a a i d V•u.ab•n
aown htt 1boll1hed Job· u Moore. tn char1e cf act.
prod\M:er of "Viewpoints,• a miniltrltive MrVicet. now oc-
loped, fll-yauo.-0kf· radio pro-cupled In clooing telephone ex>
gram on r.!igton run weekly tensions, storing typewriters,
on 410 stations:, bot which now recorders and othe1
will be no more. equipment.
Other apeclal functions also 'M\e center, built by !ht
chugged to a hall as staff Church al a coat of aboul
departures conliftued between N'-million and now worth al
Jan. J and March 31. On the least twice 1hat, first was oc·
10th fl<>or, once humming with cupled in 1963. It is situated
activity, only fou.r people at 81~ Second AYt .. abou t 11
worked In the vast, vacant block from the United Natioru
sweep of files and desks. · on the East River.
The eighth and ninth floors . ·Bishop Blanchard, a warm
were similarly I h i n n e d , finnly decl1ive prtlate
Telephones are disconnected under B19hop Hines .. said ~·
as people leave. The polished mp.lutng personnel · will be
corridors were mot1Uy silent. relocated jn c~oeer proi:tmi!)I
"We've always had plenty '° they won'~ feel s n
of room-now we've got too dtspl1ted.
Coast Church Hosting
Biola Bible Conference
Intf!rnationally-known Bible
Conference speakers a n d
educ&ton (rom the United
States and overseas will be
featured Sunday through Fri-
day at the Ctnlral Bible
Church. 23rd and Orange,
Costa M~a.
f!van1ellat, a u l h or , and
theoloilan.
Hll ·volumes arf! stlll widely
read around the-world.
The Annual Mteling of the
Flr•l Baptist Churcll of HI D·
llnctoo. Bf:ach has been set
for Sunday evening, g p.m .
A planned potluck supper has
been planned. The business
m eeting "'ilh the An-
nual reports w!ll follow the
supper. All members and
friends are urged to attend
this important meetin1. For
more information, call Lhe of~
flee , 539-3524. At the 11 a.m.
worship service, the pa1tor,
\Villis J. Loar. will bring his
mess age, "Stop & See • ind
Go Forward!" ctiurch School
is at 9:30 a.m. for all age3
of cbUdren and adult!.
Nin!: mission congresse:i will
be held in strategic areas of
Southern Ca!Uomia. Arizona,
and Southern Nev.;;.da during
the day of January 31 to
Febru1ry 7. The Orange Coun-"A Atark of Identification'' ty rally will be held ~t St.
will be the sermoa subject John Lutheran Church, 154 s.
chosen by the Rev. M. Ken Shaffer Street. ora n ge ,
Coast S couts Given
God, Country Honors
Sunday services \\'ill be held
·at 9-'a.m., 10 :30 a.m., and
7 p.m. Mond1y through Friday
services are schedul.ed at 7:30
p.m.
The 36lh annual Torrey
Memorial Bible Conference is
conducted yearly in leading
chun::be.9 of S o u t b e r n
C11Jfornla in cooperation with
Bl ola ColleKe. It ls named
in honor of Or. Reuban Archer
Torrey .who 1tudied 'for a
career in .Law at Yal!:
Speaking at S1111day moin·
ing's setvicts 1wW be Rev.
George Rutenbar, putor of
Trinity Bible Church o f
Richardson. Tens. Sunday;
evenin&. Dr. S. L. Boehmer:
will be featured. Speakera for.
the weeknight Sf!asiona: include
Dr. Donald Campbell on Mon·
day, Dr. Haddon Robiftlon on
Tuesday, Dr. Johll Mitchell
on Wednesday, Dr. David
Hocking on 'l'burlday, and
Rev. Robert Shelton on
Friday. ·•
Rev. Fred R..Jdo:x, putor.
of Central Bible Church ls
s. e !: k i n c community.wide
pertlclp1tiqrl in these con-
ference Se3sions. Further in·
formation and pr 1 n te d
literature about .Ute Ciln·
ference may be obtained by
calling th!: church office, 548-
5303,
~fcMillan for the 9:30 a.m. February 1 at 7::JO p.l11. wfth Gad and Country Award!>
service of worship thla·Sunda.y the Rev. William HHlm!:r as wer1 recently awarded four morning at the Flr1t· United Boy Scouts by the Ba lboa
Aletbodlsl Qurclll ol Foa1t.a i.. area chairman. Island United M e t h o d i s t
Valley, 18225 Bushard. The Tbe chief purpose of thei* Church. at a Court of Honor.
sermon wUI c.ontinue the rallies is I() bear witness lo Receiving th!: awards were
Iheme of "The Llfe and the fact that the primary Eric Bowl~, David Ferguson,
Teachings of Jesus" by deal-_ mission of the Ch r ls t l 1 n James Millovtch and Matthew
ing with 1he baptism ex-Church is a declaration to Waidelich Jr. The God and
p!:rience of Jesus. Church all,j>e<>ple every\vhere of that Country, which took two years
School classes for children salvation which alone can be to complete, was led by Mat-
fhrough junior hia:l'I age will found in Jesus Christ, th& tbew Waidelich Sr., and P .
be held at 9:30 a.m. also at world's Savior . Through these f'. Baines.
Church. They we:re Richard
Bridaman, Charles Kramer,
George Hauser, Robert Nealy,
Joel f'ruehan and John Scott.
University. Later he· became
lnler~tiona~ly-known as an
Presbyterians to Hold
Women's Society Meet YOCOJ. SHOWS YOU •••
10:45 on Sunday morning an congfesses the 21 S 'con-Presenting the a\Yards were )¥omen of 49 area United Guy W. Hamilton, of
adult education cl1ss · is held. gregations or the Southern P. I'". Baines, layman Qf Nurury care and a creative California Dist rict are sum· B a 1 boa Island U nit~ d Presbyterian churches will Monrovla, vice moderab:ft ol
art workshop are 11rovlded at moqed to a recommltm!:nl to Methodist Church. tile Rtv. hear an address by their to11 • gi.~lfos~":1 of S 0 u t b !: r n
this to:45 ·'hdur r4r children their basic task with boldness Don A. Basaett, pa~or, Cap-honorary leader when Los .&lao liQ&king ,t .. Lb e
\\hose parents are attending and joy in the Lord. lain James Hallaman. Aide.de-Ranchos Presbyterial Associa·, m~iJig Will: be tfie ~J w.
tile adult ed uc a Ii on ex-Participar:tt in the mission Camp to Brigadier General tion meets Monday at 10 a.m. Sherman Skinner, D . O ., Perl.,nc Hise of El Toro Marine Air e. congresses w\11 be the Rev. in the Firsl Pre!ibyterian Southland denomlnallonal ex·
Arnold G. Kuntt. District Station, and Kenneth Hicken-Ch h ltBJ2 E I'd A ,. h ·11 I t . f bottom, Boy Scouts 0 t ur c • uc 1 ve ., ecu 1ve. 1,1.· o w1 re ate o
President and presiding o -America EJl'.ecutive from tbe Garden Grove, the women some of lhe 1971
fleer ; the Rev. Otto C. Hintze, Pioneer Council . She is Mrs. Roy Denham, projections for lhe Synod,
pioneer Ne w Gui n e a The God and Country pro-of Albuquerque, N. Mex., na-regiona l unit made up of 265
missionary; the Rev . Doctor gram Is designed 10 help tional president o( United individual congregations with
William H. Kohn , Executive young men discover the rela· Presbyterian women, 560,000-nearl y 200:000 .communicant
Director of Synod's far-flung tionship of their faith to 111 me m be r d e nominational members Ill n1nf! Southern
mission program with head-of life. This is done through women's organiution. Her Caliro.rnla e o u n t I e 1 and
quarters in St. Louis; and houra or study, discussion and remarks v.·ill center on ''The Hawaii.
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tlOW to relu · ltow ,. ~ • .,,..
HOW to COftC...,,.,.
'ltll DIMONSTll:ATION
TUi i . NIGHT~ p.m.
Clllffl ltart Wed. at 1 p.m.
YOGA CENTER
" You Can See Forever!"
will be the sf!rmon theme to
be preached by Dr. Charles
Ji. Dierenfield. pastor, Sunday
at St. Andrew's Preabyteriaa
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road.
Newport Beach. Mor n I" g
worship services are held at
II. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Newly
elected members of the Board
of Elder! wiH be ordained
at the 9:30 a.m. Sf!rvlce , and
newly elected member• of the
Board of Deacons at the 11
the Rev . Doctor Oliver R. the· experlencf! of g iv 1 n g S u ppo rt ive Community/';1;;;==========
Harms, former president of themselv:e,s in service to overall theme for the meeting . SE RMON LECTURE SE RIES
the Lutheran Church·r..1issouri others through the ltfe and according to Mrs. J ohn Dean ,
Synod, presently serv ing as work of their church and the of New Po r l Be a ch ,
resource consultant of Synod 's day·to-day contacts that they Presbyterial president.
a.m. service . Board of Directors an d make. Mr~. Denha m was born on
chairman of the "Resources Special guests of hono r were the Jacarilla Apache Indian
for Christ" endeavor. Mayor E. F. Hirth of Newport Reservation in New Mexico
No . 3
"WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE LOVING?"
Or. Ray C. Gery
Sunday -J•11uery 22nf
t :lO •.m. Dltc:Ullf'M ,.....,
to t.llow alltlr ...
Th!: program wili also Beach, and Mayo r Robert i\1. and reared a.~ the foster
feature 1n o r I gin a 1 an-Wilson of Costa ~1 esa daughter of the Rev. J . Denton
niversary hymn by the Rev. Honor esoorts lo thos e Simms. who is current ly
Amos A. Schmidt of the receiving the a1,1.·ards 1,1.•ere associate pastor or the Albu· CHRfST CHU RCH BY TH E SEA
U.C.L.A. University Luthera n mtn v.·ho had themselves querque church where she is United Methodist
"The Last . Best Hope" is
the sermon topic of the Rev.
Norman L. Brown on Sunday,
~I the Plymouth Coagrega-
1ion1l Church or Ne'llrpOrt
Harbor. 3262 Broad Street,
Newport Beach. al 10 a.m.
v.·orship servic e. S u n da y
School is held at the same
time.
Chapel. bearing th!: title previously received the award a ruling elder. Mrs. Denham l40CI w. lall••• l lvd .. N..,..rt leach. ci•.
"Hear The Praises." ,~f~ro;m~~th~•~B~a~lbo::a~l~s~l~a~o~d~~w~i/~I ~be~~in;t~rod~uc~e~d:;:';by~•~t~rs;·1 ~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~==="'==::! The program will end with Jlr
a commissioning by area Torr•y M.morlal l lltle Canfer1n1;e ~ f
Holy Communion will be
C!:lebrated at 7:30 a.m. It SI.
John Tbe Dlvlllt Epl1copal
Clnrrcb, 2043 Orange Ave ..
Costa Afesa . There wil be a
Family Prayer Strvlct at 9:30
a.m. with Sund•)' School
claues for all agu It this
hour . Nursery care provided.
On Wednesday at 7;30 p.m.
a servlct of Holy Communion
will be held rollowed by Chris-
tian Heallnf Study.
chainnan Dr. Wiiiiam Hillmer! S1.1nday, Jan. :Z4, thru Friday, Jan. 29
callin g upon th°'t present to We•k Nights-7:30 p.m.
return. to their local , con-: CENTRAL lllLIE CHURCH gregat1on1 to promo e a 1 2Jrlll & Or•nl• Av•., (H t• MH• recommitment to Ch r ls l s1 ,..,.,,. 541-5SU ,.,. lnt.r"'•tltn
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TW dr ivers, clergymen. actors. physi-
ditnl and 11arbage haulers all have
something ln common -they are likely
tel es:perte:nce. some difficulty in obtaining
auto insurance. So are single or divorCed
'1«1Ple, tttnagers, and s I o v e D I y
house~pers. All such persons, and
others, are considered poor risks by
an industry tha t i& keenl y risk-consciollS.
The increasing selectivity or auto in·
wance companies Is only one symptom
of the malaUe afflicting the induS'lry.
Policyholders complain not o n I Y about
tlorbltant premiums but also about
C.ncellatiofUI: or refusals to · renew
policies.
State and federal governmental agen-
cies question the underwiriting and ac·
counting practices of insurance com·
panies. And the companies plead that
they I°" money on auto insurance.
INSURERS contend that soaring ac-
cident rates. medica l costs and repair
bills -all factors beyond their control
.... have more than offset the admittedly
steep increase in auto i n s u r a n c e
premiWN. According to the latest
Conswner Price Index issued by the
Bureau or Labor StaWtics, the cost
of autamobile insurance in November
was 189.t ·as. measured against the 1957-59
aver age of 100.
Statistics compiled by the Insurance
lnformation Institute show that the cost
of traffic accident! in the Uni ted States
climbed from $6.4 billion in 1957 to
416.5 billion in 1969, the last year for
which atatiJtics are available.
Reasons for the phenomenal rist in
automobile accident costs during that
time are not hard to !Ind. Traffic deaths
rose from S&,702 a year to 56,400. The
number o! motar vehicle injuries doub l-
t!d. to five million annuaUy. And
autamobile thefts more than tripled.
FUR111ERMORE, physicians ' fees were
55.f perce1t higher tn IM! Uwl In 1957-59,
and hospltaJ room rates w~ 156 pt.rcent
higher. Thus it Is hardly surprising
that the average payment !or bodily
injury cover~ by automobile liability
insurance went up from $1 ,031 to $1,5&3
and the average property damage
payments Crom $159 to •280.
Mast com panies engaged in writirig
automobile insurance contend that in-
creases in medical and ve hicle-repair
costs consistently exceed a c I u a r i a I
!orecasLs and that state regulators often
are slow to approve higher Insurance
rates. Th e inevitable result, the com-
panies cootend, is that they are losing
ground in their efforts to make
automobile insurance pay ii.! own way,
Critics of the industry argue that the
losses reported by insurance companies
on automobile policies -or any other
type or underwriting -are illusory
because income from investmenLs is not
included in their calculation!. An un-
derwriting lciss, moreover, rarely means
that an insurance company paid out
more for claims than it collected in
premiums. Most companies figure that
about 40 cents of every premium dollar
is required ta mei!t business expuises.
By this reckoning, a Joss results
whenever claim payments ercffd 60 per-
cenl of premium income. Sen. Philip
A. Hart 1D-M\ch.) ca1culates that even
le!!! -40 ce.nLs cf every dollar in
premiums -goes to compensate ac-
cident victhrui.
DISSATISFACTION with the present
automobile insurance sys tem cehters on
the rationale and operation or llabtllty
insuranct, which accounts for nearly
two-thirds of premium income from all
lines of auto coverage. Liability in·
surance is based, in theory at least,
on the concept cf contributory negligence.
In general, it is the premise ol the
system that a victim should bear his
own Joss i! it resulted from an accident
in which nobody wu negligent, or Ir
he alone waa negligent. or if both he
and another were negligent.
C.Onveruly, by thiJ theory he should
recover compensation fclr his losses. and
lor paln and S\l.ffering as Well, if he
was innocent and someone elu was
negligent in causing the accident ,
Strict application of the COl'\b'ibulory
negllgence concept would restllt in few
damage awards, for few accidents are
so cut-and-dried as to permit all blame
to be assigned to one driver.
IN ACTVAL PR·~tTICE, moat juries
substitute ·comparative ne'gligtn<:e /or
contributory negligence in judging the
merits ol a case. That is, they attempt
to weigh the negligence of one driver
against that of another· and to -make
their aw:ar_d accordingly,
Another. criticism of the fal,11t concept
is that it produces Congeation in the
courts . In many large metropolitan
areas, it may take three years or more
for a personal injury suit to come to
trial. Furthermore, by affording payment
for pain and suffering. the present auto
Jial>Jlity insurance system invites ex-
aggeration of accident injuries and hence
the size of claims. To some extent.
it is said, exaggerated claims arise from
the need or the claimant to meet legal
!ees.
From one-fourth to one-ball the
recovery in a large proportion o! claims
is taken by claimants' lawyeni under
contingent-let contracts.
Those who want to reform automobile
liability insurance generally advocate a
system in which there is. no necessity
to prove fault or negligence. Automobile
liability coverage thus would come to
add to comment insurance pg 7 tk
resemble thelt or fire insurance - the
policyholder would apply ta his own
company for any losses he suffered .
So-called "no-fault" insurance, its sup-
porltrs say , would 1Pff4 payments to
vict ims, help to clear congested court
Finding Laugh11 in a Tough Old World
'Ch eer up dear, th ere 'Ii
be other Cambodi<u!'
Hu1nor:
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So~ial Luhri~ant
S on1eti1nes It Cun B e V sed to Softe11 Trugedy
By STEVE ALLEN
lf we do not know what humor is.
that may ~ becaUH we do nQt know
what man iJ.
Dogmatllm is out when analyzing
humor because humor appears in such
a variety of !orms. Wh1te"'er we say
about humor . we att In • trouble if we
begin a aeri.tence wUh "humor ts." or
"llll humor," or "huroor 1Jwa)'!." All
humor isn't anything. It lln't even always
runny, because what \a funny is I matter
ol'<penonal opinion.
..consider your ten favori te comediana
or humorlstl, or yow-unl1voriW com-
edlana or humorists for that matter.
You i.mmedla~y perceive that they are
fupn7,.,~ ~unny, for different rtasons. ,., lltl&1*I 1\ W. c. Fields for ~sona
quite different frosh the reaJOrts we laugh
It GflQcho Mn, and" ln turn, eech
of thole re.uons Is difftrent from why
we lli1lb 1t Chlrlle Chaplin or Bill
Cloll!I·
I PllaAPI ALL llllMOI abould bl
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innocent, warmhearted, playful . a!·
fectionate. but in facl it is not. We
have humor in incongruity. We have
the humor of the insult. And a greal
deal of humor falls oU the tree unpicked
and unwilled.
If we cannot define humor in 1 CQm·
pletely satlsf1ctory way, we can say
what some ol its fl.mctions are. Since
t"OOledy ls ln aome way about tragedy,
one of its func:Uons is to al.levlate the
pain we would be cooslantly suffering
were we to concentrate on the tragedy
that characterib:s life. on this planet.
Humor ia a IOClal lubrk:ant that helps
w gel over tome ol the bad apots.
Humor ia a hwD.anizina igent. We
will accept • al.mOst any allegation ol
our deficie.nces -cosmeUc, lnteUeclual,
virtuous -aave one, the charge that
we have no sense of humor.
WHlLE HISTORICALLY Jews, lrish
and Negroes have produced a great
deal of OU?' hu1t1or, it cannot be cnly
their tragic experiencea that account
for the humor and the development of
thelr humorow resources. AU racea have
had a tragic background. Man has had
a trac1<= background. But, then, why
aren't . the Sl'edes very runny! Why
doem't anybody ever laugh with Orien-
tal! tbe way we laugh with Jews, or
IrlihmeQ or Negroes'!
Another question : If the dirty joke,
the·tes~ienW joke, cnmes out or situa -
llonj: ~e men are deprived of normal
aewal outlets, how can we account for lb' inp-ease in dirty jokes today when
thtre 11 al1a an apparent increase In
strual activity?
A· "ldrther puzzle : Why, when there
ts a leftward swing of the pendulum
I Sl15PECT THAT even ln a toblly In ~lean humor, cannot the right
mecbanized d e h u m a n I 1 e d and ~ a counter-swiflC? The rtght
auth«.ltiria'n aociety hUmor ..;, JtDt lolitbll the new humor of the left lor
dlsapptat. The all-powerfUl ,sbi'9 ~ -ob.Vloui reasons : left humor attacks
'"' CemonhJp WUpoM II not able: to ,... and instilUtionl that con-~ the 1ppearance of lllmla' tn 9""111\'eS hold most dear. But why can't
the streeta. t IUlpect thJl la .~ ~ ~aUves produce a COUll\er·
t1Je<o Is -but not mud! ~. -!«lne <>nnot lmqlno • rlcbt·"lnl -'i'rapdir p1o1 time ..., equ1 ~· 1-l' Bruce or Mort SlhL
'l'bere -no Jau&l>ter ""'8 tbe l1nl
pl--liljoclt<d by .. tinned P'•'I"" bun .. or three weeis 1-
lj!Joddn& JoMt·bepll lo ·-....... t\dJ *""" 1nd in' Ne-cti YorRr t.anoora.
II -, Iha! Ille moot 1nP: e-. can liter bec:enie the 1mject matter ol-.
An even unhappier lhouJht II the IJ>«'
tacle o( 1udimce hllar&ty In the ancienl
llGmon .....,.. al the llclll ol Olrlatillna
belnl 'tiJrtar<d Ud ldlled. "'-II
perhapo lhat UCIY rullty at tbe center
ol all ol ui wlilcll • lew thauolnd yoan
of civiliz.tUon may h•ve tott.ened and
dlmb111hed IOl!lt-tlaL
l,
AND•TRE YOVTll culture. "hlch 11
-Uy quite v""'""', doea not _,,,
lo be moldoc much ol a -Uon
lo> -1. -bumor. I c>n o.ly weekly 1Q1A 1t ,P» -rMml for
Ulll -1>Crbopa 1111 ~ _.11oo, belns more ltraltllcfld .. Jtp: I Jif~
ond having llvtd throuaJ> more yW'I
ol trqedy than "'" tbe l'OWlll. -the ........ lhal bumor <>lfen. y-people, wlllloul lbal aperitncc.
han1 -and rwln&: tbty m mor<
reluod and have lea lleed fllo that
kind of formal, entertalnlns humor .
-THE CENTEJt MAGAZINB
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dockets and, above an: result ln Jower
premiums.
PROPOSALS fill one form or another
or no-fault lnaurance date 1s far back
as 1918. ln recent years, bowever, the
r.oncept has been closely identified with
Robert E. Keeton and Jeffrey O'Connell,
law professon who first proposed their
Basic ProtecUoa Plan in 1965.
The Keeton-O'Connell -plan w o u ld
abollsh the faull"Ptinciple only fOr cert.a.in
rlamagea. Ir damagea for pain and Su£.
fering djd nol exceed Ji,000 and other
da mages (principally out-of-pocket loss)
did not exceed $10,000~ the vldim with
Basic Protection insurance could collect
from his own insurance company. ln
cases or more severe injury, the victim
could file a negllgence suit against the
other driver for damages beyond the
amount provided by Basic Protection.
MASSACHUSETTS ON' Jan. 1 became
the first state ·to institute no-fault in-
surance. C.Ompanies writing automobile
pol icies in the commonwealth now are
required to pay the first $2,000 in ac-
cident claims from losset arising from
personal injury, regardless or who was re-
sponsible for the accident. The oew law
also contains a merit-rating provision that
will permit good drivers to earn a 2-pe.r-
cent-a·year discount on their compu lsory
liability premium for up to five years-for
a maximum of 10 percent -if they
avoid accidents during that· period .
On the· other hand, stif! surcharges
on compulsory liability premium! will
be levied against drive.rs with bad
records. The law tt('(lmmends, subject
to approval by the state insurance com-
missioner, thal a motorist convicted ol
drunken driving or driving under the
influence of dangerous drugs be charged
a double premium. Motorists convicted
of speeding would face the possibility
of a 2tl percent increase, and thosl'l
convicted of any other type of moving
violation a 10 percen t increase.
... ~ ·1.0111 ,,.,.,,y loclily P'r•p•rty
injury d•"'°f• inj1.1ty do mot•
Alabama $4:J,67 $:.!5.&I ~ebraska :1:t•)fl '.:!6.0l
Al1 &ka ;,.1_;1; 3·2.0:1 'Sevad a ;)'.! .3>< :!7.' t
Arizona fi2.0:1 :!8.i8 '.'\e"' ~la mpshire ft:!. ·I'.! :11.:!7
Ar~an111.s '40 :?'J 24.56 ~'""ltrse.\' l\j .Ax :t~l .~7
<~a!iror::nia fi0.3!> :1.5.10 ;\'ew ~leXll'O." ;1;:;,10 :!ii.00
Co\-Orado 34.37 :!5.56 :\ew York ~.;.!l'I 40.79
Coonfcticul 67..lfi :\3.91 '.'\'orth f'arolina :1~.:.!0 '.!:I.'.!~
IJelf!ware :J;l,tt;I 29.:16 :'\"orth Dak(l1a :10.~': '.!:l. J()
11.C. 1'11 .:l.i .)t.fi:! t)hiv :ili.4!1 40.17
Florici a 5:?.:Ji :!5.07 Oklahoma :!9.94 :!.'l.4~l
t';eori;:ia• • • :l'1.i2 J8.67 t lreJ(Oll -1-1.&G :10.89
H11.,.,•a1i 66.2i ::16.1.( Pennsyh·11rU11 .'1~.3:1 ;J.i .J.')
Idaho . 35.0J :!4.18 Jthode J,,/and 66 . .i I :!I . I[)
Ill inois 72.81 40.47 ~&uth Carolin a 44 ,.:;a. :!3,6 1
Indiana 47.79 41.36 :::iouth Dakota :!.'i.11 19.33
Iowa :m.:io 31.47 'Tennessee 45.~i 20.7 1
Kan~s 30.17 30.07 ·rex as 36.50 :12_;9
Ktnt uckv :l9.i8 '.?9.25 l."tah 40.97 :13.;o
Louisian&. 6.i.81 35,8.') \1erm!')nt 4:!. ta 30.45
Maine :Ji.9-i 25.9~J \'iri:in:a "l.:38 27.0.S
· Mruyland t.J.46 . :!6.00 \\"a,,hing ton 4:>.65 27.1 6
Ma~.'illchusetts 811.!l:l 4 l.-14 \\'e$t \'i~i nia .\.j,i8 :13.07
/\Jlichigan tit AR 46.4 l \V1sconsin fl(j}!.'j :lJ.32
Minnesota fi:J.97 :16.34 \\'yotnini: :.!:!..'10 :.!:.!.4-1
Mississippi 4·J.oa ~4 .88 Puerto Rico 6:J.O-I 53.99
l\.1i s.i-1uri ii8.a9 44.4:! Montana, 29.97 19.86 Countr)"4·ide·• 59.05 3:1.88
• fnr 10/20/5 rnvtrlJEt for pri •·al.! pa.stnjEtr cars.
••Ch1nJ1e• madt ~ince .luly J, J9j0.
''' 196;,1 BIN! R1lt1. Doe1 not r~rlt:cl C\Jrrrnl d~vi1tions of Insurance Ratini: Board nimp1nit~.
SouRcr.: Insuran ce R11tinr Boarrl.
THE MOST controversial section of
the Massachusetts Jaw provided !or
across·lhe-board reductions of 15 percent
en premiums for both physical and pro-
perty damage. Jnsurance co mpan ies
operating in the state contended that
the reductions were confiscatory, and
seve.ral or them threatened to stop
writing automobile p o I i c l e s to
Mas sac hu setts drl·v ers . The
Massachusetts Supreme Co urt struck
down the proposed reduction! as un-
constitutional in two decisions handed
down last .November.
It now appears that Bay Slate
motorists will be paying more, not less.
lor insurance in 1971 a 11 d
Massachusetts rates already were the
highest in the country.
Massachusetts will be closely watched
by other states and Congress. If its
experiment is successful, no-!ault in-
surance may well spread. Sen. Hart
introduced legjs\ation to provide no-fault
insurance on a nationwide basi s last
year, and he is sure to do so again
in the new Congress.
There is the possibility, too, that the
insurance industry may institute its own
reforms.
But whether they come through
leg islative or voluntary action , some
changes in automobile insurance seem
certain.
Alcohol in the Mixture
Newest on the D.rug Scene
By ROBERT T. SMITH
~tlnneapolls Trlb11ne
The lal.e~t trend in the young drug
scene is to mix drugs and alcohol. It's
a dangerom practice at least iri some
cases.
This comes from reporls of both
parents and the young one s in the 'I\vin
Cities area. It also ct1mes from two
or the major pushers, who say they
are worried.
lt appears that aome of the yowig
ones have gotten ovt.r their distaste
of alC1>hol, which .ha! been widely con-
demned by them as ''the establishment
intoxicant.''
"My kids. who smoke mari juana , {irst
started drinking wine at the same ti me,"
said a Bloomington mother. "Now it's
the hard stuff."
A University or Minnesota student. who
admits lo smoking pot and laking an
occasional LSD trip, said he had ooticed
the mixing al several parties ht attended
recenlly.
THERE JIAVE BEEN prominent ex-
amples or the danger.
Blues singers Jani! Joplin , who v.\'S
known lQ drink a quart of liquor on
stage during concerts, recently died ol
an overdose ol heroin . She was Z'l.
Famed c0lumnist Dorothy Kilgallen
died or "depreaslon o• the cen tra1 nerv-
ou1 system" from the. misture d. barbi·
1urates a(ld alcohol.
And the pathology reports said the
quantities or alcohol and barbiturate
were "not eJ:cessjve."
Singer Judy Garland long had alcohol
and barbiturate problems. finally died
of an overdose of the latter. But she
also bad liver trouble from the alcohol.
The danger from mixing barbiturates
with alcohol is that both are depresqobl,
said Dr. Lawrence Weaver •• _deap oL
pNinnacy at the University <i MlnneilN.
"It could have an addJtive ~ilct and
cause :tevere phy1tolo1ical ~."
he said.
WHEN THAT blPl>Clll I ~ cu
reach tho point wbere he jwit stops
breathlig. .
AmJ11lolamlne1 ,(lpOld) co uJ d '°'
ctntulll the lnlllal'letllne> ol ltimulalion
from 1-1. Dr. WU-.llfd.
But .p...i 1a • .umuiant 111e1 •vtOlul\Y
could bave It. -· _..,., JI would
be Ilka lUlnc i.• dlllmnt drugJ. _,an lnclMdllal nlda.woaJd depeOcf
tlG hls chemlcal~ ....... ~ I
Thm II no ,__.., -«1
what beppena when yw mil liw;IJQIBI
or oOler balluclnoteftl llUCb u Im> wl)b
alc:obot '• "Wa doll't know .noup 1booll tbtm
jndlvtdullly -what'• more how they
lnler-react with 1lcohol," sakt Dr.
Weaver.
SllSAN MAIMQlllST, A coum<Jor at
the Ph.arm Houee, an agency handllnic dnlc problems of Ille young, said 1bty
have ~lved rtPorta on the mOOure.
"Some 11y that mi.zing alcohol and
one barbiturate can have the effect of
taking as much as five barbs," she
said.
"Others tell u~ that speed and alcohol
intensify the feeling of power and make
them feel more violent."
Miss Malmqu.ist, who emphasized that
the reports are not scientific, said tha t
those who have mixed alcohol and mari~
juana or LSD report a stronger effect
on memory, thought and perce ption .
It's like a super trip, altering the
consciousness more.
Al.£0ROl.JCS ANONYMOUS now has
two groups who have both alcoho l and
drug problems.
Although some or the research is lack-
ing. there is enough evidence to indicate
that the mixing can be extremely
dangerous.
This combined with lhe fact th<1t most
of the drugs peddled in this state are
not pure anyway.
As the Bloomington woman said:
"I was just trying. to catch up wilh
the drug scene when they added alcohol."
Our Man In San Francisco ------,
Her P etty Ca sh I s as
Slim as Mrs. Onassis
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -During the
past Christmas season, a mutual ac-
quaintance went shopping in New
York with close friend , Jackie Ken-
nedy Onassis. Jn a rare-book store,
she picked up an lllth Century boolc,
very large and &rand, containing il-
lustrations of sea shells.
"How beautiful!" exclaimed Jackie.
"I think I'll fra~ each pjcturt and
hang them in tbt 'Cuistina' '' (the
Onassis yacht). Then turning to the
salesman , she asked ''How m1.1Ch~"
When be replied "$40.000," 1he gasped
''Oh, but that's much loo much. Sorry."
Later. they strolled past a bookstore
wbose wll'ldow was filled with copie.~
or the reeent Fred Spmrlca book' about
Jack1e and Onassis ' flrst year of mar-
riage, titled "The $20,000.000 Honey-
moon.i' This lnspiM the fr iend
<Truman Capote) to suqest: "Why
doo't jou 10 btck and tKzy that sea
~II book? lt'a expe nsive, bu t what
differepce cloe1,that make?"
PoinUnt•I tM Sparks book, Jacltie
aald holly ''But those art. lies, all
littl I c4'ea't have 1ny money. When
I married Ari. fll1 Income from the
K""""'1 eotate stopped. I didn't m•~•
&n)' pcemarital f I n a n c 1 a I •r·
r•nitnitntl -1th Ari. I know it's
an b1d'GNtk c:u:atom. but 1 couldn't.
I dldn1 'nit to barter my,.lf. E>e.,,i ror n17 -1Plf'IMIJ pout.'1$1orni. J haV'I
~IJ IA(DO In I bank ICCOllnl"
''But then hew do you LJVE?"
wondered lbe fritnd .
"I just charae tverythinR to Olym-
pic Airways." ahe uplalned.
And now you know.
OTB ER VOICE!, OT HER
RUMOR!: Trum1n C.pote 1111'1 lhe
\
only rich wri ter here11bou1s. Dr. Linu!
Pauling, the old Nobel Prizewinner.
is ariother. His "Vilamin C an d the
Common Cold ," published by the w.
H. Freeman Co. of Markel St., has
now passed the 600,000 mark in sales,
despite the cold wa ter splashed on
his premise by certain other doctors.
Dr. Pauling's royalties are around
the '150,000 mark. no sniffiin1 matter.
CRAZY'l'OWN USA : A new shop
at Polk and Green , selling i11expenslve
water beds. calls itself The Wet
Dream Company ... And the big laugh
among the Sausalito bargeoisie con-
cerns the hippie couple that Jugged
a water bed aboard their ancient
barge, which slowly sank as they
\lo'tre lovemaking!. ,~J also dig the
wine list at Bill Pa te son's restaurant
on Sausalito'~ Bridg ay. You open
the elegant gold cov r to read "l.
Red. 2. While. Pie se Order by
Number" .•. Graffito en the M8rket
St. wailing wall opposite Fifth, noted
by David Worth Jones: "Grass lJ
Nature's Way of Saying Hl&h!". , ,
HOWEVER: Even unlikelier b: th is
snatch of dialogue at the Spaghetti
Factory, Francesca How~ to Peter
Ballinger: "Rey, your crazy wife ls
rubbing Mennen 's spray deodorant on
htr uc.kbutt !" Tranabtion: 'Tbe
uclrbutt ts • baroq00 ,Jmtrum<11t -r ortntnntr of the slide trombone -
that Peter i ave to hla wife. Sall)'
Ke11, first cellist cf the Oakland
Symphony. She •as rubbing the
dfodoranl on the alide to m11l! it
move more eal lly. Peter'!' reply te
Francesca: "What brand do you tw
on YOUR 11ckbutt?"
Well , here It is aoother
weekend in l)ut ntw ye'tl'-Dl -· -
1971-Welcome to our Satlll'da,y r------.
of fun and learning. Today 'ii
page lnclude.5 an excellent Ask Q D rJ
Andy and a story on scientists ~~~ying the bottom of the '.,.., 0 a ... --.......
Uncle Len wants to con. U
gratutate David Chenoweth -t.-t-J-Q--C~""l.f..---r-+.--.-.-f who now lives in Torrance,
for his winning entry in Ask
Andy, His fine question, and
Andy's answer, appear on oo Q
today's page.
I want to again congratula te
Nancy Boda for her win in
Andy's contest. A picture of 0 D.
Nancy holding her big globe
appears on today's page also.
The mail bag was a little
fuller this week but still
nowhere nearly as full as I ~----------------------------------would like to see it. I was
happy to see some interest
in the poetry writing, but 1
think even more of you have
the talent to write some and
win the prize.
Have you ever looked up
on a really crystal clear
California night to see a strag-
gling, ghostly glow arching
a mong the stars? Anothor en-
try in Ask Andy gave Uncle
Len the idea for this column.
* PRIZE WINNER *
Paula West, 8171 Mary Circle, Huntingtnn Beach
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Conte.st Here's an yoa
do:. (1) Draw picture on piece ot plain, whlte paper-514 inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do.not copy or trace
picture. Jt must be your own work. (3) Put your na'me, age and acldress
on back of drawing. Mail lt to Uncle Len's Art Contest; Box I~. DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Win ner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
Thal glow is called tile ~--------------------~----------' I
Milky Way. Actually it ls the
light of millions upon millions
of stiirs. whic h seem So cloSely
packed to our eyes, that they
blur into a haze of silver·
White. That is why the ancienl
people gave it the name.
The reason it seems to run
in a strip across the sky is
that the Milky Way is actually
one arm of our galaxy. The
galaxy is a hug~. swi rli ng
spiral in space. OUr planet
earth and the s411 are mere
BOW crvrLIZEO WERE THE
INCAS?
specks of dust compa red to
the size of the Milky. Wey
galaxy. If you were to locale
us; we would be on one· ann
of the spiral out near 'the
edge somewhere.
Andy says that If il were
to travel at the impossible_
speed of 670,000,000 rriiles ·per
hour, it would take 80,000
'_years to cross the galaxy from
one side to another. It is so
huge that 100 billion 'suns·
the" Emperor on his frequent
travels. But peace was pr.efer-
red and eyerything done to
prove it worthwhile. The 'Inca
and his scholars pla nned and
strove to improve the lives
of all the citizens. TheY were
master builders and the re-
or stars can be found within
it.
There are a number of oth er
galaxies which we have seen
through our huge earth-bound
telescopes. As a matter of
fact. jusJ recently a very
·young amateur astronomer in
Italy identified ·two galax ies
which were unknown to us
befor~. They were named in
his honor -Maffei-I and Maf-
fei-2.
Young people, not too much
older than you, have spot,ted
new comets soaring .through
the skies and had· them named
after them.
The topic this week. then.
boys and girls, will be the
Milky Way and. stlld'fjng the
..
&tars. Who knows, roaybe
so meday one of you. boY$ and
girls will find a strangt nev.·
thing out there. You may even
have a new galaxy •named
fo r you or a shoot ing • .11tar
or one of any number or
strange astronomical things-.
Use your imaginatiens and
really fill the old mail 1ack
lhis week.
Art honorable mentions go
to: Lee Kirkpatrick, g,
Newport Beach; Tammi Ken-
dall, · 12, Costa ¥esa:· . Mark
Evans, 8, Huntington Beach;
Robin Klopp, 11 ~. Huntington
·Beach ; F)lizabeth Dorn, hl :
Jimmy J ohnson , F o u n ta i n
Valley : Diane Johnson, Foun-
tain Valley,
' , WINTERTIME 1\~blte: snow;-is diep,: .. '
' ' " ,. • While ahim als sleep
And the sun is brightly shinin g.
People build snowqien
\Vh ile chiJ dren are r olling
In deep winter sno"'·
l 1C ... 11td1 hi!! ~l1r .... flt J•Mmt •111•1, 1t, 1tn
l'otl llrlllol Clrt ... N.-.-1 S-.Cll, .... "'-WIR11l11f t11I,-, I~ ~ 11-11111 -COflh1!. M11H ""'' -rn 1r 11....., It U11c" Ltfl, Bo•· 1S611, Co111 ,,....., C111i.r11l1.
•
Civiliza tion originally refer-
red to the citizens of settled
c<.>mmunilies as contrasted to
marauding bar bar ia n s.
History refined it lo mean
the adv ancement of organized
societies toward social justice
and the improv£'ment o t
everyday life. Its long story
of tria l and error Includes
all the dreams and effor ts,
gQOd and bad. inherent 1n the
complex nature or a 11
rnankind. Perhaps the success
of true c.ivilizalion is keyed
mains of thelr cities ·and ~---------------------~
•to the people who ponder it.s
meaning and.weigh its worth:
temples, roads and fortresses
can be seen today. They were c t
talen.ttd asiron0mers1 artists. •-----'
weavers and craftsmen. Abov e lll 'O d Corner ----.
all they ·were agr{cultural
genius" and 1ater 1rom their RIDDLES and JOKES terraced farms came many
food items on the world's
menu. ·
* Question: \\'ha t kind of clothin lasts
the 4ongest~
PRIZE
WINNER '!
.,no UJOM J•A•U
'Jlt9MJ•pun :J•MWY
81rtot. KIM, 11, 1'1~ 1...,1 ~·••• ,,. ......... •••<~
History records the rise and
fall of many Empires, most
of them talcs of bloody co rw
quest enforced by bruta1
tyranny. The Incas ruled th~ir
South American e m p i re
through almost rive centuries,
mostl y by peaceful per.iuasion.
Their !Jlory began around 1100
A.D., with a Quechua-speaking
tribe ltving high in the Andes
of Peru. They wea ried of
herding llamas on their barren
soil Ind moved down to fa rm
the ferWe v11ley or Cusco.
'J'be. territory was already oc-
'cupied and legend tells how
The empire reached its
Golden Age in the 1400s. La ter
it exteo.ded . perhaps t>eyond
the workable limits of a
unified government. T h e
Spanish found it somewhat in
decline, th~gh still r ich in
gold and f,bulous treasure. I ======================:'.J 'I'hey described Atahualpa. the -
ruling Inca, as a handso me
nobleman, grave and ma-
jestic. Later they held him
far ransom and strangled him
in front of his wailing family.
NoW it is yeur ·t.urft tDl decide
what was _civiliz.ed .in Utis
Chapter or .human history -
a nd what was not.
1'ndv •ends i~W..wl ... 0-. lo .$•1111~ 111d Ind\' WI.lit!, 1M1t lS, of P1r1T11 HI tr... Ohio, for their . ..... uon: .,.. · ~ ·
'the lncu persuaded l h e WllJ., WE GAIN 01\. (.()SE
,Clrigir.al setUers to accept a A °DAV AT THE DATE LINE?
merger.
They staged a glamorous -4'hese pen pals are gqing
IWlrise ceremony. A young on an orchestral tou r to the
man. clothed In burnished gold P hilippines, Japan and v.•ho-
and resplendent with glittering knows-where. Naturally their
jewels, stood at the entrance global travels wUI take them
to a cave. illumiried by the acrOS! the International Date
glory of the morning. He was. Line that Zig-r.ags down the
they aaid, the divine Son of mid-Pacinc. What hnppenii
·the Sun. The razzle-dazzle cap-there depend! upon whether
tivated the a ud ience into ac-_ the)' .approach t'.le famouii line
ceptlng th(! rule of the Inca from the east or the west.
-and hls sun religion. Thi~ MOst likely they will deparit
leg~ represents a pattem from the coast of California
UHd m1ny Umes to extend adn travel westward across
and govern the \vast Ini;a the PacU:ic. :zn thlii case, they
Empire. \ wilf 1klp a day at the Date
Qne. by one , the scattered Line. If th')' recross the· Paci-
tribell of the ...Andes were fie on thelll re.turn journey,
merged uMer tbe Irq's· they will be travdin~ e.alt·
pmorous b u t benevolent ward. This time-they will bave ,..
~· Each had equal ~ an extra d~·whe1 Jbey erou
. uride.r the Emperor. L(pl., the Date Lane. ; •
<,
mstoma were uo challtnled. Time marcbet westward,
1bougb everything was done .hour'.by how around the'&'°bt.
't.o encourage trade, to ' ex· !ficb new calendar day begins
~· ldeu and speed eom-al' ''1lle Olte LIJlo. th .. I
mimlcatio... throughout the m,ardMio. man or 1,.., ll!!l'J
·realm. Local chJers lr8veled Longitude t• de&fets lt'•t
to CUsco to discuss the.lr pro-runs from pole to pole dOwn
-Mems and their sons were the lnttt.Pacinc. f'.or .~lt, .
'!lucated there In the ca pital If it Is Sunday on t/10 ·~, ~,.,•-'• Prf·~e --'
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iolbed an tmprwlvc army Jump ahead l!ld looe a calen· da, 3273 Michlpn.;,A•~_.j::l>t!~-lf'9,1, >\'Gn a orld,,
u11 ...,. ,...led a ho0clo·o1 .iar day. if'~''crili. pilni ':Jlooltlblobe lor>her}llli.~tJllrJ~ll~ os:J',
btoborlooo. WelMralnod, won-wt, u, ..-r lllcltl up nla ICbool foutth Kr*' eat .and i)ali .wb Jail'
armed wamen a"""1panitd and yoo taln a day. first Ask Andy entry,.
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PAIT I· NATIONAL AND INRINATIONAL
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b-tw yearl
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3 Senators serve a••••• year term.
a-tWQ b-four C·SIX
4 Repr esentatives serve a ..... year ~e rm.
a-t~ b-four c-shc
6 Must a. bUl passed by Congress . always be
signed by the President before it can bec.ome Jaw?
PAIT 11-CONGltSSIONAL VOCABULARY
Give yoUrsel! 4 points for each worci that you
can matcth correctly with its special Con-
gressional meaning.
. 1 ..... the Majorlty a·political pa rty with fe w•
2 .•••• oonstituent
. 3 ..... the Minority
4 ..... veto
5;····fillbuater
£'St 1t1embc rs
b-political party in CQntrol
c-used to delay or pr 11vent
voting
d-a voter
e ·whal the Pfesident cando . .
PAIT Ill· CONGRESSIONAL OFFICiS
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answer.
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3 ..... Ch.aplal n
4 .•.•. Congressman
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abae nce of Vice Pres-
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b-presldes in the House
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d-sees that all are
p resent fo r votin g
e-opens daily m.eeUnga
c VEC, Inc., Mldlion , W11.
Hl'rr'1 a cha.nc11 for cVU)'OM ln the famJly old enoua:h to
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don't evCTI hav11 to lt>t the rest or the family know how
you m11de out) and 1M? how muCh you know about what'•
aolnc on In t 1'1)1'ld today.
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II to 90 po lnt1 • b:csll.,.t. (II) or~???-H'-!
FAMILY DISCUSSION QUISTION
What are 90me of the m.aln i•we• 1actrc thl•
Seeaton of Concre1s?
THIS WIEK'S OWlENGEI 1110 ICOll
Whic h. HOl.t•e of ~OD&rt:!ls ha• choaen the winners
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The C}lall~ngt;r's Voyages
Deep Sea Driller Studies Shifting, Changing Crust
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By BILL STOCKTON the project to dale. -Undersea m oun t a<t n petroleum geology, Peterson
"Before the Deep Sea Drill-ridges are slowly spreading said. Old theoric·s •are being Al' k!Oflce Wrlltr
LA JOLLA, "cal tf. (AP) ing Project, the idea of a apart. allowing mo ·1 t e·n discarded for new ones ~
The earth's crust is 8 plate was accepted by a small material from the earth's In-corporaling the idea of movlni
dynamio::, llwiri ing, r a pi d t y fraclit>n of scientists;" he said. terior to ooze up through the plate s of the earth's crust.
changing mass, great hu nks "Now, the idea CJ~ plate tee-cra<;ks to form new ecean .. Deep sea drilling reiean:h
of which are sliding about tonics and continenta l d rift floo r. coupled with acceptance of
the globe. has been pushed over the top -Certain areas of the pl ate tectonics now means
Each year. the North ;ind as an accepted fact and has ocean bottoms, main ly the that large areas of the oceans
Squth American continent.~ become a worki ng tool for older areas near t h e are either very favor able or
and Africa are moving an inch exploration of the earth in coastl ines. are vast reservoirs very unfavorable to the OC·
farther a part. The fl oor . or an economic sense.'' of oil and ga s wail ing to be curre:nce of hyd rocarbons
the east-ceDtra l Pacific Ocean Other project 'fi nd ings have tapped when the petroleum from which oil comes just
moves northwird an inch in shown that: indu~try perfects necessary on the basis of oUr drilling
the year. -~-lost of the ocean bot-equipment. and the known movement of
ton1s are less than 200 million -Sedimenls r ich In Iron. plates." he said.
Iron. manganese. either ore.~. years old. co111pared wi th the manganese and other ores are And geologists. knowing the
are spread across vast areas earth's 4 :l billion year age spread over large areas or position of the earth's plates
of ocean bo ltom w11iting 1o -meaning 1he ocea n basins ocean bottom, raising the now and their movement
he mi ned if man can do it. are much younge r tha n the possibility the ores can be th rough the ages, can work
Other areas of the ocean bot-water in the m and ·have not ni.lned when the pr op er backwards to predict areas
to m, .Jlloslly near c<.>astllnes. been ptrma.nent features of tech.nology is developed. both al sea and on land.where
a re vast reservoirs of oil and the earth BS some geologists Proof of the theory of plate cond ition• once were eaVorable
gas tlso waiting to be tapped. had thoug ht tectonics has revolutionized for forrr1ation of hydrocsrbonii.
All th.hi bas emerged from ---------------------------------
the voyaaeii of the Glcmar
ChaJlengel', a deep sea drilling
vessel that has bored nearly
200 holes into the 11edimenls
of the Atlantic and Pacific
oceaM, the Gull . of Mex ico
and the Mediterranean Sea
over the l•st two years.
Thl1 bi the Deep Sea Drilling
Projecl of U. Nat ion a l
Science Foundation, a project
that is providing a new un-
derstanding of tht' structure
of the earth and the extent
of kl "1-intraJ riches. The cor-
Jn1s ire 1ivlng sclentlsts their
fir.it tooQ •l whal's beneath
heretofore lnacceuible ocean
f1oors.
"RC!Ults from the Deep Sea
Dr!Ulnf Project have surpa•
td neryt.hJnc we could have
hopld for -and have led to
l'tCClnllhlctltn of l·h I nk I n r
about the. makeup or the .
earth.'' said Dr. M e 1 v I n
PeterlOll, chief ICientist fof.
the project. ''
Pelf,-.on IJ an associate PH>-'"'°' or ""l'•llOll'IPh1 1t·the Unlvt'nll)I ol C.lHomla at'San
Dielo's ·Scripps lnotllullon of
O<un<fir1phy, which Lt ad-
m1ru1te.rmi~ .. ·u,.r p.t.1-milllon
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Uiil ·-·•''tiwl''" -..i· -and,JWl<-ZOo.ln ~lU~.hu a now ,addlllon. This b1J lllby "*·~"le into,_.,"°',.....· If IM'-•hlr'~• ihoilitr,.Ducbeu and 1land11boull!eet.l&ll.ll·Woilbld'lt0,..M moot Important C10lr!bulit11 ol at birth. .
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By NORMAN KEFtlPSTER assisted housing will lncrtait
WASHINGTON (UPI ) from the. original understated
The chairman of a •louse sub-st1 million figure to as many . .._ as 12 tnDlion during the re-
corrurutt.et en uru.n growth mainder of the decade-to
wants the government to junk nearly half of the 2tl million
its many housing programs goal," he said.
in favor of just two com-In an arlicle in Pie News,
prehensive plans , one for the newsletter of lhe Public
borne ewnership and one for Information Center, A s h I e y
rental units. also criticized the Nixon ad·
Rep. Thonias L. Ashley ! D-miniatralion for i n c I u d in g
Chio) says his plan would "fil mobile homes in ii& reports
dwellings lo family needs with on progress toward lhe· 26
subsidie!I scaled to family in-million goal.
comes." A!!hley . indicated Congress
Ashley was sharply critical has assumed that mobile
of performance so far in the home productioo would be in
nallon·s effort to meet a con-addition to the 26 million new
gressionally-set goal of con· or the figures Ashley used. or rehabilitated conventional
struction of 2:6 million ncv. But they say that far more houses.
Lakemrest
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watered-down • pnces.
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or rehabilitated housing un its than 30 percent of the nation's The second annual report
between Ilea and I 9 7 I . fainllies can afford to buy on naUonal housing goals,
Production is lagging 17 per· a home without a subsidy. issued last summer by the
cent short of the goal, he They explain that many new White House, explained that
said. homes and even more older mobile homes we re added to
Of course you can't water down Lake
forest. The lakes, the woods, the riding
trails and the exclusive clubhouses are
still there. We just found a beautiful
hillside overlooking a lake and put in a
unique development of 21 3 and 4.
bedroom homes. Then priced them
incredibly low. Come on out and see
how we did it. l11door-outdoor Life
At Capistrano Villas
"One of the exciting aspects
of owning an Apartment Home
or Garden Home at Capistrano
Villas is the chance to enjoy
all lhe pleasures of indoor-out-
door living in a beautiful loca-
tion near choice recreation for
as little as $1~.99::i. ·· points
out Ned Cantillon , chairman
of the board of Westport Home
Builders. Inc .. builder or the
San Juan Capistrano com-
munity.
"Unlike con v e n I ion a I
apartments vr a pa r l 1n c n t
homes,'' notes Cantillon. ''all
Westport Apartment Homes at
Capistrano Villas have a
private patio with a wide
sliding door leading from the
room. Community recreation
areas with swimming pools,
c a ban a s, and "tot lols.''
assure Apartment Home s
residents of carefree recrea-
tion.
.. for those who prefer in -
dividual hon1es," he continued,
"our Garden Homes have
pool-sized Jots that are com-
pac~ enough to reduce yard
maintenance to a minimum.
1'hese homes can be purchas-
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sliding doors to reall y bring
the outdoors inside.
··rhe outdoor benefits of liv·
ing in Capistrano Villas do
not end here. ho\vever ," adds
Cantillon. "Less than four
1nilcs away, families can en-
joy all the pleasures and ac-
livities of tht> ocean at Doheny
State Beach. l)ana Point
~!arina . and Dana Q:ive Park.
Five public golf courses are
v.·1thin a few rninutes. And,
public equestrian facilities in
the next block olfet miles of
riding trails.
"Truly, Capistrano Villas is
not just a place to live-it
offers families who have not
been able to afford their own
home a whole new way of
life." Cantillon concludes.
The Apartment Homes pro-
vide complete privacy because
no one lives above or below
anyone else .
Capislrano Villas may be
reached by going south on
the Santa Ana or San Diego
freeways, taking the Junipero
Se'rra e:c:it, turning right to
Camino Capistrano. then left
lo models.
Decorating
Adds Toucl1
At Dover
Congress specified that six homes are priced at less than the figures because ' they
million of the units in the the national averaae Cor new ··cOllilitute a ma,wr if not the
10-year goal were to be built houses. tare.est !liDgle sOUree of ac-
under publicly-assisted pro-Ashley argued that when the ceptatile naw houiing at prices
grams . Ashley said this seg-goal was set in 1968, more wich moderate i n come
ment is running 30 percent than six million subsidized families can afford."
behind !IChedule. units were needed. Ashley insisted that the na-
ln 1968. Ashley said, the ··1f the gap between the cost lion must increase its pro·
LAKESIDE PARK
The newest model in Dover
Shores again renects the corn-
bined talents of the J . H.
Biggar decorator-furnishings
firm and builders Ivan Wells
and Sons. Both organizations
enjoy a long standing reputa-
tion in the Southland for their
quality performance.
average new home finan ced of houslng and income con-duction of conventional homes
by an FHA-insured loan ivas tinues to widen, it is entirely which the poor and near-poor
beyond the means of half of llpoiiosiiib~leiiJ~iidli'iii~,eiiinieeidii~fo~cii~<.•niiiia~fl~o~cd~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil the nation's familie8 . By 1970,
he said, the average new home
"'as Loo expensive for 70 per-
cent of all families.
Government ho u s i n g of-
ficials concede the accuracy
OCEAN VIEW WITH BEACH TOO!
The Dover Shores homesites
are located in the natural
beauty of Newport Harbor's
West Bluff, in exclusive Dover
Shores. The "forever view"
of this choice property affords
a panoramic picture of the
Pacific Ocean , Saddleback
Mountain and surrounding
foqthllls, with the bay directly
below. Ingenious designing ha~
captured the "forever view''
by the generous use of glass
on the view sides of each
home.
The Marquis d e co r al e d
mod el has been built on a
ty pical view site. It i s
handsomely decora1ed and
furnished by the Biggar firm.
Biggars is \oceted in Santa
Ano. Pasadena and Pomona.
• Private tennis courls
• Priyate access lo lamous aurflng beach
• New:a.ooo-eo.t Marina under construction
• Golf Mid Country Club wtthln the communhy
Realtor~ Set
'Career Night' • Privare beach community with guarded entral'ICe
Oriented to t h o s e con-
sidering real estate as a new
profession, Fore1St E. Olson,
Inc.. Rea ltors, will stage a
special "Career Night" Mon-
day, 8 p.m. in the Santa Ana
Room of the Anaheim Con-
vention Center. according lo
Robert Leeds, vice president-
i;ales.
Donald L. Hildreth, vice
president, will preside at the
ill ustrated presentation which
is open to the public with
no admission £ee, Leed s
:;ta led .
f rorn $4~900
HILLTOP
HOMES BY
THE SEA
Live minutes from the sea. Make fishing , sailing,
surfing, riding and golf part of every day life. The
nearby Monarch Bay Beach Club or fashionable Niguel
Country Club are also only minutes away .
Prices from -
$21*, 50
of Gael
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bflls
Fa11u,..&. Include: • S pectaculll' View Sites •
C.""'lng (pvtng Room. Holl, M-r Bed-
room}• cathedral celllf'llllS • Expoltd
Beam& • Flr1pl1c.s '• Walla of
Glau. • Front Landlcaplng
• Plus a list ol custom
features lono
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ON NIGUEL SHORES
Nclwd I . SINl'I, Inc.
17112 IMiw ll'ld.
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Randan MeC•rdle
Viejo Previews
Aliso 'Fourplex'
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Mission Viejo Company is '"The ooe and two-story. l.,.,.o
now prev iewing plans offered and ttu;ee-bedroom homes will
in its first "fourplex concept" be c8retuny located on t~r
neigbborhood, the 424-home, $8 racec:r !Pllsides. ti"'••antage
millioo Aliso Villas. unl;fea.riJ of in lhlB price . . -. ' The country townhomes will ranie.~.sai.d John T .. .Martin,
range in price from Sl5,995 vlet!1l"f!sident of, marketing
to $19,995. when the homes for •Mission Vlefo Company.
are formally opened in early ~'Some of the views will be
1971. The neighborhood will ~ finest ever offered in
be located on a ••ac•e s1'te M1' ••1'on y,·,,.· " Some of our most valu1bl• rNI estate is. our state """" ' ~ ·
and national forest. What is beinn done to restore our on Los Alisos Blvd. and The neighborhOod ' will in· • Jeronimo Road in the no•"e•n elude p • 1' .. a t e •ecreat1'onal once lovely forest arus? On· a recent outing with our '1.1i • • • • church youth g•oup I Was apn.al1ed to lff the acres of hillside portion of the 11 ,IJOO.. facilities with a swimming
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land destroyed by fire. 11 there anything we can ° ~m~un~il~Y:_· _________ __:_::.__::::::_~an~d~p~a~,k~g~round~~s~. ::::::_:::::::::'..~========================================== Causing our real estate to be green again where it,-
no\\' is brown is certainly something we should all con·
cern ourselves \Vi th. Perhaps your youth group would
be interested in the "Penny Pines Program" sponsored
by lhe U.S. Forest Service. They supply the trees -you
supply a penny a tree and tbe necessary man power or
youth power. Specially cared for seedlings can be plant·
ed during February and March in designated forest re·
gions. The forest service needs and appreciates yo ur
help. Wouldn't it be a great way for your youth group
to spend its next outing? For more information regarding
';The Penny Pines Program" you may write tfte U.S.
Forest Service, 1440 East 1st Street, Santa Ana , Calif.
Here's something you might like to use for your
column sometime. It 's 1 copy of a letter Georg• W111h-
lngton wrote to his stepson about the value of l1nd. Al-
though the letter is ne1rly 200 ye1r1 old, it is still very
timely. ·
0. K. -Costa Mesa .. ::; October 12. 1778
>-l · A momen t's reflection must convince you or two ~ things; first, that lands are of permanent value ; that
there is scarcely a poksibility of their falling in price,
· but almost a moral certa in ty of th eir rising exceedingly
~ in value. And seco ndly, that our paper currency is flue· ~ tuating, that it has depreciated co nsiderable, and th~t
~. no human foresight can, with precisio n, tell how low 1t
~'. may get, as the rise or fa ll of it depends upon ~ontin·
~: gencies which the utmost stretch of human sagacity can
•._• neither foresee nor preve.nt. ...... . ~ By parting from you r lands. you give a certainly
~ for an uncertainty, because it is not the nominal price -
~ it is not ten, fifteen. or twenty pounds an acre -but
••• the relative value of this sum to specie, or something of
~= substantial worth, that is to constitute a good price ..
..,.. The advice T give is that you do not convert the lands l··~ you no'v hold into cash fa ster that .. a cer~ain pros~ect
-of vesting it in other lands more convenient requrres
of yo11 .
i':: This will. in effect. exc han ge land for land, for it is ~ a matter of moon shine to you. considered in tbat point
... of vi e\v sin1ply. how much the money depreciates, if you ~ ca n discharge one point \11ith another, and get equal
~ va,lue to that you sell .
••· But far different from this is the case of those who ·: :! sell for cash and keep tijat cash by ,them , put it t~ in ·
teres t. or receive it in ann Ua! paymeilts; for , ln either
of those cases, if our currency sho.ul d unfortunately con-;k tjnu.e to depreciate in· th~ L~ner .il. has . ..&>ne. in the. ~ cotirse or ttre la St tWo yeats:-'! pOu~. m""liy not: in th-e;
~ Span of t\\'O years mo re. be worth a shilling .... •. rt may be said that our money may receive a proper
~~ t one again. and in that cai;e it would be an advantage i to turn lands, etc., into cash for the benefit of the rise.
• ln ans~·er to this. I shall only observe th at this is a lot-
. tery: that it may. or may not. happen; that, if it should !. happen. you have Jost nothing; if it should not, you have
:f saved your estate. \vhich in the other case. might have
·: been sunk ... :~ (Signed) George Washington
::• Editor's Note: Randall R . McCardlt' t! tht prt'rldtnt :: of the Real Estatcrs. an investment analyst, colleQt' lecturer,
,. and author of "Real Estate in California." Send your com· ·. ; ments and questions to Randall R. McCardle. Clo the DAILY
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From Orange Cou1it.y
People wt:o buy homes in pany's tabulation of home
7 Y2 ~o Financing
annual percentage rate.
Newport Beach.
At this rate, it's no wonder
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You've looked around; you know •nhat
home loan interest rat es are these
days. Chances are, they'll probably
get higher. 712% finanl;lng is worth
look ing into.
All in al!, Harbo r View Homes can
make 7V2% financing look very at-
tractive. But it's wha t is just down
the road that makes 71/2% outstand-
ing. Newport Beach and Balboa Bay
a~e literally minutes away. So are
Fashion Island and the Un iversity of
Califo rn ia at Irvine.
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Orange County community to new home owners work in
an other . Orange County.
"Sixty percent of our new ''But a lot of the families
home buyers are from this keep working In Los Angeles
county ," Robert D u n h a m , county, especiaJ1y in Long
Irvine manager of economic Beach. Norwalk, Torrance and
~rch, revealed this week. Redondo Beach.'' Dunham
;.. The biggest share or out continued.
'( of county buyers come from Irvine records also revealed
... Long Beach and P a Io s that few wives in the new ! ~ Verdes,•\ he. adcted. homes are workers, but the ~-Dunbatn's figures were average family lncoint ls
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And so are Harbor v·ie"" Homes .
They're big. They're beaut if ul. They're
custom in every re spect except price .
The Pa!ermo (shown above ) gives you
4 bedrooms, a fa mil y room and lots of
''l iving''"room for only $38,995.
The neighborhood is something spe-
cial, too. Secl uded . Qu iet, safe st reets.
Your ciwn school, park and private
family recreation club'.
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It 's a perfect setting. 71/2% makes It
a perfect opportunity. An average of
more than one home sale a day rnakes
it perfectly clear that you shou.ld get
here right away. Take the San Diego
cir Newport Freeways to the Mac-
Arthur Blvd. turnoff ... then drive
south to Ford Road . You'll see the
best new home values at any rate.
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,111 Mlj.LION in prop•rfi•• in 1970, •nd how you
cen achi~•pn limittd incomel lmm•di•t• S•l•1 Op•n·
ings for tt4en and Women , in ••p•ri•nc•d or ••p•ri-
•nc•d. du-..tO ~ur ph•nom••nal expansion. H•ar all
th• answ•r 5"-.n how to g•t your lic•nse, how our "Fast
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SAM PRl\.'ER'!> A.PAIITMENT IS JUST
DOWN Tl-IE STREET: I J.AAV M: COM-
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JUoot PA.llK'.ER ~ TI-IA.TWAS SAM'S
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~ou're penonable, friendly, and r,ou have a lovely
figure ••• I think. '
Ann Landers
Drop-ins Invite
Closing of Doors
DEAR ANN LANDERS: If you need another vote
against drop-in company, you've got mine. Here's the
way it is at our ho use·
I have two.month-old twins, a son who will be a
year ol d next week. a 3-year-old daughter and another
little girl who just started school. All but one of these
children are adopted.
I arise al 5:30 a.m., fix
breakfasl for my husband ,
11lart the laundry going, do
.a little ironing and fold some
dlapers. At 8:30 I drive my
husband to work and the 5-
year-o!d to school. The other
ki ds are piled in the stalion
wagon. From lhen on it's go,
go, go.
Last week I was rushing
around trying to get
everything done so I'd be on
time for bowling league. Two
minutes after the sitter ar·
rived , in walks my mother-in-
law.
She could see I wa s on
my way bul she sal down
anyway. Finally I said , •·1·m
sorry but I was just leaving."
She asked, ''Leaving for
where?" When I said, ··s owl-
ing," she bl~w up -said
I certainly didn't need any
more exercise with all those
kids. I stood there dumb-
founded when she ca\led me
"crazy" for taking the twins
when their TQothe r (my sister)
bad died in childbirth.
1 walked past her and mut-
tered, "Please call next lime
-for YOUR sake as well
as mine .'' She hasn'l dropped
in sinef:.
So, Ann, you 've got a
11oulmate in Columbus.
DEAR SOUL.MATE : Bra vo.
T applaud the cou rageous
manner In whi ch you pro-
tected your integrity.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I
know you have an impressive
llst of consultants who help
you with your answers per-
taining to m e d ici ne,
psychiatry, law, reli gious mat-
!ers and so on . Why in the
\\'Orld didn 't you seek the ad-
vice of a nutrition expert
before you told the mother
that "butler is butter
wtiether It's on bread or
whether yoo rry an egg in
it. . '
When
changes
buUer is fried il
its chemical com-
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tell you. Young children should
not eat eggs fried in butter .
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an aluminum fry pan? -
BEND, ORE.
DEAR BEND: Sorry,
dearie. You're wrong. I've 1ot
the National Dairy Cou.ncll on
my side. They bllclled up my
statement (which bad been
previously checked with a
nutrition expert). I quote the
National Dairy ,Council : "II
a child has a oormal dl1e1ti ve
tract. he will not be harmed
by eating eggs fried In butter.
Bulter is butter -and the
chemical composltien doe1 ool
<'hange when b.Cter is heated.
It does. cb&ofe, however, If
it is bu med." I assumed the
mother who wrote knows bow
to fry an egg without burning
ii.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I
enjoy your column and respect
your mature judgment, but
1 feel obliged to co rrect a
statement you made recently.
When the teenager who com-
plained that her father's den-
ture-clicking was driving her
crazsi, you said, ''Noisy den-
tures mean a poor fit." This
is wrong .
The onl y lime a person's
upper and lower teeth (true
or fa lse ) normally louch is
while eating. The rest of the
time. the muscles keep the
lower jaw open. This is called
freeway space. The dad with
the clicking dentures does not
have enough freeway space.
He should te\1 hi s dentist about
the problt'!m . It can be
remedied. -W.L. NAT IONAL
SCHOOL OF' DENTAL
te c hnology ,
DEAR W.L.: Thanks for the
correction. My dental con-
sultant tells me you are right.
But he added, ·'Upper ud
lower teeth de tou<:h about
t,000 limes a day -when
a peflOn swallows."
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AUB URN , Calif. (AP) -A Hon that he be allow~ to G•ltoe\a 1~ 1 .. \ OO!frv1',:;., ... war memorial statue, hailed
by many al il.3 inlltal!11Uon
three years ago, has drawn
mounting opposition in this old
gold ruJh town.
Opponents, including some
businessmen and pubUc of.
ficial! catl it a sort of Vietnam
War protest and want Jt
removed.
County supervisors have
ordered it hauled away but
have decided to reronsider on
the demands of some who
want it lo stay.
Standing at the entraoce to
the Plactr Co u n t y ad-
ministration building, the six-
foot figure of a solidier in
jungJ.e fatigues holds the limp
body of a comrade while gaz-
ing skyward in anguish .
Critks particularly object to
its tit.le plaque, v.+iich reads
''Why."
It all began when Barracks
570 of Auburn's World War I
veterans decided to erect a
monument.
A local dentist. bearded 45-
year-old Dr. Kenneth Fox, who
is an amateur &eulptor, pro-
duced it without pay on condl-
create what.ever he thought
proper and to title it as he
wished .
The whJte concrete work , on
a hu.ge stonP base on a lily
pond overlooking a cemetery
for veteraM, was dedicated
Nov. 11. 1967. Virtually the
whole town o¥ 7,200 turned out,
and there was lots of flowery
oratory.
Then the trouble began.
Letters and telephone calls
of protest ha ve been coming in
almost ever since.
A butane torch to provide an
etttnal flame was soon shut
off. Supervisors said it was a
fire hatard, and besides, the
wind kept blowing it out.
Fox, however, has been
known to re-light iL
Last year someone with a
sle<i(le hammer knocked one
arm off.
Supervisor Robert Radovich,
one of the ded ication oralora,
voted Sept. 29 for remova l,
saying, "There were in-
dications too many people N%
want.ed to vandalize it." · ·•~OD
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F '.L A\. IL
Calls Halt
Among other things, the Map outlines Cross-Florida Barge Canal Project halt-would have destroyed the Oklawaha River, "a
"WHY" plaqu. vanished la.!t ed by President Nixon on the basis of possible envi· uniquely beautiful semitropical stream, one of the
summer. After Fox com· ronmental harm the canal could cause. The Presi-very few of its kind in the U.S." The action was re·
plained to the supervisors, it dent'said the canal, which would have extended 107 commended by the President's Council on Environ· Edison Appeal
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
A series of more than 20 he ar-
ing sessions into a $128
million-a-year rate Increase
sought by Southern California
Edison Co. was opened Tues-
day.
mysteriously ahowed up in a miles across the n1idriff of the Florida Peninsula, mental Quality.
county storeroom and was -------------------------------------------replaced.
Supe:rvitor Ray Thompson,
who favors letting it stand,
said, ''The county accepted
the statue in good fsltft. It has
a good title wibh a good mean-
ing."
"Tl should be las<:<>ed and
dragged down the street,"
says Supervisor R o b e r t
Mahan.
"Thal damned statue has
been a real source of problems
around here," said James E.
Williams. county executive.
Fox insisted. "WHY" has
almost universal meaning.
That's why there's no question
mark, It can be lxtth a ques-
tion and an answer.''
Larry Webber, 23, Vietnam
vetersn now attending nearby
Sierra College, said he In--
tended to lead a delegation 19
the supervisors' me Lt in g,
declaring. "The veU are going
to back Dr. Fox to the hilt.''
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SUNDA.Y, JANUARY M to communicate wUh young be reeepUve. Gem I• t ln· SAGln'ARl\JS (Nov. Z2-solid. Prosperity ts ln sight. beluddlement, there now ls a, sYDN£Y OMARR persoo.s, offsprinc, Be ready dividual is involved. Dec. 21 ): Be wary where You can IUCCHl!ully take in-knowledge. u ti 11 z e in..
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reciprocate. You are goln&
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foUOWing somewhat of a doines8c upheaval.
...... ...., affeciln -What made ~ yean to please relative who Is no\ pond accordingly. You •ill unique apparel. Empbasiz.e ambltionll, career art, music, aculpt.ure.' ~ou T!m:: ~-:;:. "!':, "';'v;,: ~ • .... ---t.. age now reic:'. lnstdd easy to sway. Short journey have to be Perce pt l v e . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. aspirations. Income rrom pro-want to be active, c(tl.Uve. ~ '**"' "'Sec••' Hlt1•• 1c• -•-, • e f be r-1 ·•· Analytical. F Dd _ .. _.. Mill at111 w-. .. .IMl6 Mtl'tlHt•
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GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Mcney from others i s
highlighted. You gain, but only
if independent . Give full play
ti.' creative ideas . Member or
oppcsite seJ: demands
answers. Don 't try to fool
others-or yourself.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Lie low ; let others declare
themselves. Your role is that or counterpuncher. Your
hunches are accurate. You are
able now to acrurately size
up situations, individuals. Do
so-act on feellnp.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Jlow
you accomplish basic task!
is emphasized. Do so without
offending one whO is great
admirer. Yoo need friends.
You should not give erroneous
lmpression about motJves.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Good moon aspect indicates
creative effort s are likely to
EUcceed. You are better able
Hassle Due
ByPana1na
On Canal
PANAMA CITY, R.P. (UPI)
-Tiie Panamani"an govern-
ment thinks the 67-year..old
"lease" on the Panama Canal
and canal zone has erplred but
"tenant" Uncle Sam Is going
lo be a tough customer to
budge out of the wne.
But Panama, like moat
landlords, is going to ask the
Unittd States to pay dearly,
and lhe prict woo'l be in
dollars atld cents, to re.main.
Panama seeks to abrogate
the 1903 treaty. That treaty
"'as granted "in perpetuity"
and allows the United States
lo rult the Canal Zone "as if it
\\'ere sovereign."
1'wice before. in 1936 and
19fl5, 1he 1 ..... 0 co unt r ie s
negotiated revisions in the
treaty.
Poli tical observe rs 5ay that
sometime before the end of
the year Panama \\'ill tell the
United States eJ:actly what it
want s in a new treaty govern ·
ing the Panama Cana l.
By early 1971 Pant'lma ·s am-
bassador to the Unlted Slates,
Jose Antonio de la Ossa, is ex·
pected to begin talks ovtr the
U.S. controlled canal with U.S.
negotiator Robert G. Anderson
in Washington.
Diplomatic relations are
niw at their highest point since
strong man Omar Torrijos
ovt!:rthrew President ArnuUo
Ariu ln October, 1961. Last
roonth President Nli:on Wk!
Panamanian Pre s ident
Demetrlo Lakas that the U.S.
waa willing lo negotiate to
resume negot iations. It was
the nm &S!IUrance Panama
has bad at the White House
level since August, when
Latu and Tcnijos rejected thtee treaty drafb fmished in
191'1 a1 a baais for future
negotiations.
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(
Pro .; Foothan · Greats
LOS ANGELES (AP) -John Bndle
of the San Francisco UiH1 and Daryle
Lamonica of tht Oakland Raiden will
be the 1tartiog quarterbackl SW>day
when the areaLest oonecuon o( talent
in pro football history tanglel in lht
first Pro Bowl matching stars ol I.be
American and Natiooal Collferenct.
There is no Southland live TV.
Unlike past all-sl.ar clashes , lhis I
p.m. game is eipected to be pla,yed
to its. fulle:;t -with ~prohibitions
on ~ng or any other arranaements
made between the· coache!I.
Witb NF;C coach Dick No.Ian naming
.
-and AF{; -Jobn•Madclen naaUn& i'l •iDqnic.. • passlfll .lbow ii
expec!od '"" Ille club of • II of the
Nau.a! F-11 League'1 lop '""' In
a ..,;.lat llllChta>ed by el<!ponts ol
the old AFWIFL molry. .
F« u -mudt • anything this is a teit .of .]lltllltige 1.ftl" the eombltant& on
eai:b aide following a seaaon in which
the ·NFC won fl games and the AFC
lZ In --!lop. 'l'l!e. Aj'C', •. !lollinlole Colts grlhbed
-the 'lil.Plf Bowl, over the NFC's Dalll.s Co~-'.' 'J'&t .II':~ in conferenct may be lbe .. .
major reuoa no pdl.anen'1 apeementa
u... been .... dlecliiet..en !lie -
to luanl aialnll an alkut battle.
•'No ll'nQlemen&I have been made,"
Madden -ledpl. "We'll be doiog
b•riaU, ever,tbblc you can man-to-man
CO¥Wqe, m>e and bliblng dejlendlng
on tht aituation."
That not only often the prospect of
1 major offensive batUe with all lbe
maju' statistical leaders on hand, but
a bard-bitting defensive struggle revolv-
ing around 11nge frent fours.
Aiming .at Brodit will be an AFC
front fow-thlt lotaJs over 1,100 pound.H-
Garrett to ·Try Baseball
I • .
If c·ha~ge~· ·QK. Release
L06 ANG!iLES (A~) -Will Mike
GarreU.'s: ex.it from· pro .footbaM and
entr~ lo pro b~ ~~ a clash
of the sports in court?
Neither side wants it,. of course, but
the -possihilfty crops up when one con-
siders what a fix Garrett, the former
Heisitan Trophy winner, is in.
Garr.etl raced to a spectacular senior
season on the Univeniily of . Siutbtrn
Callftn:tia football team, then sighed a
five-year contract witb tht!f Kansas City
Chiefs of the American FooO>aJI League.
That cohtract runs out May I, and
Garrett,' now a San Diego eharger haU·
back '"alter a midseason tl'ade. has an-
nounO!d· hl5 intention to p1a}>·for the I.m Angea DOclgen' baoebO}J fiam.
Now comes the cat.ch : all pro football
contracts have a one-year option clause.
allowing the. club to retain fer ont year
the service1 of its pJayw1. This
presumably .cu~ down oil playerr juin·
ping ·from one team to 900tber.
It wasn't specifically set Up to prevent
a player from jumping aporti.
"All along, I've been afraid this might
end up Jn a fight ," say1,. the articulate
Garrett. "I only hope it doesn't. '
' MIKE GARRETT
"Originally I signed a five-year con-
tract. Wbik: playing the Wth year, I May, but I'm hoping the Chargers won't
anoounced that I would be quitting to mak,e that bindipg."
go liito baseball. I didn 't e'ieA. th.ink "Legally. it is my understanding that
of tht option sinee J wasn't quitting Mill is UM! property of the Charger11
to go to another footba11 lel:lll, but until May I, 1m..1t is my understanding
J was quilting to go into another sport that be may not sign any other contract
-another business. lf you will." until U.t time," said Charger .coach
"ln my mind, I will have rUJlllled and general.manager Sid Gillman.
my 1ptMigation:s on May l of. this ·,year, Contracts f6rbid football 11Jaym from
not 'ile11:t yf.M. I relllu that tedmicaUy participating in "dange.f'OQI" .. acttvttiet
l'm not supPoaed to plafbueball ~Lil ·web U skiing and.basebalJ, sports wbi,cb .,
Sports In Brl~f
Lakers Shell Warriors;
Mesa Bowfur Loods
JNGLEWOOo -The ' i.oa Angel .. twn; with a bllllering fir1141ai! ..,....
lng attic~ rijped San Frandlco 130-110
Friday. nlgbt, snapping a four jame War-
rior wtn ~k in an important National
Basketball Aslociatlon game.
Laker Jerry West wound up the gaJll4l
with 28, Happy Hairston rt and Keith
Erickson 22 for the balanced attack.
Tbe Lakers rode the ahootmg of that
trio to race to a M-Tl lead with 2:42
left In the tlllrd period. A ""'Ing spurt
tn the openlng minule of tbe'tlnal period
gave Log Angeles a 110-P advantage
with 6:~ left in the game. • LAS VEGAS -Barry Asher of Q>sta
Mesa, with only five victories In nine
matches Friday. held on to his lead
in the f/7,771 Showboat lnvitatiol)al .Pro
Weekend TV . ' '
Spons &gen~a
Bowlers As8ociation tournament.
Aaher'1 total 8( 1,909 , which tncludes
250 boo.us points, wa.s 80 poinlll ahead
of Don Johnson, Akron , Ohio, who moved
· up to aecond with a 7-2 match record
,for the first nine games.
• • ·MORAGA ·-'Ibe five black players
on the St. Mary's College basketball
tt'am skipped practice Frklay and
threatened to boyrott the team's nut
game, tonight against Hayward St.ate.
The players are members of the
Black student Union, which presented
a lilt of demands to athletic director
Leo MciCilllp 'l'l!undoy. • BALTIMORE -John Urtitas ol the
Baltimore Colts has been sued for
..eparate maintenance in the petition filed
by bis wife which alleges adultery by
the quarterback erut.
Rather than divorce, Dorothy Un it&!
.eeks immediate and permanent sopport
for ~their five ~. rancma in ap
from 3' to 15, ~·ml lemporory and pemwilot alimo.,! ·
Maeyland law pefmib al,imony without
a 'dliCrcf. · ' • NEW ·ORLEANS -A daily double
payoff of '$2,252. completed when an
I0-1 lhol tomped home In the oeamd
raCe, •• the bjg ·..a ·1t the New
Orleans Fair GrWndl Fridly ..
could came injuries: deleterioua to a
foolball pl>y..-.
Gillman saYa he'd like to talk Garrett
out of his plam for a bucball career.
"Per110nally -and I empbuh.e the
word personally -I believe the Cllarger1
will· not stand in MJke's way if he
h&J his heart .et on playing baseball.
But I hope to sit down with him soon
and attempt to talk him out or it.
Mike is still a great football player
and he definitely fita into our plaru,"
Gillman said.
Garrett says going back is virtually
l,)Ul of the question.
"Some people may think I'm kidding
but I'm not. rve been wwking out
·alm01t every day ainct the end of football
seuon and l hope to go to spring
trainJng with the Dodgtn." Los. Angeles
drafted Mike u · a free agent lut June.
However, the Dodgen are a bit wary
of Mike in view of the possible legal
.marls.
"Speaking honesUy ,'' says Dodgen
Vice President Al Campanis, "he is
a long shot, a calculated risk. We'd
like to sign him but not if it means
a lawsuit pitting football a ga i ns t
baseball."
"Jn drafting Mike," Campanis added,
"~ played a long shot. He's 26 and
he'• · going to need as much practice
as he can get. That's why we wanted
to lake him to Florida with the big
club.'
"Hopefully then. we woul4 advance
him u falf. al' poalbJe. In .Mike's case,
time is pnu:in&. Wlthin hro years.
maybe within ooe year, we'd know about
hil future ...
UCRL>oms
To 71-66 W'in
Over Anteaters
SAN DIEGO -A barrage of ctwity
~ In the final ' -second• by UC Riverside Friday night put UC 1rvlne
In Ibo CODIOlllloo floall of the Al~UC
basketball tc:xinamtnl tonight against
UC Davis with game time at 7 at
UC San Dlego.
~Riverside was the .,.Inner, 71..fie.
ltyine held the lead throughout most
fl.. the game -in fact . the lead wu
&0-59 with 4:25 to play in favor of
coach Tim Tift'• OCI chargu when
things began to happen.
RJwslde went in front twice by two
pointJ and the Anteaters tied il. Darrell
Danitl of UCR hit a field goal with
JS .9eCOl'lds rema1ninlil' a11d was fouled
by Phll Rhyne (bis fiflh of the game)
and it was f7-64.
Gary Fox then scored with nine
seconds remaining and lour secon<b later
Ed Burlingham stole the ball .
FOl' was dribbling amm the key for
a last di!$ attempt when be-appeared
lo be t.ctlod. But olllclall called tra .. 1-
tng and, eave Utt ball to Riven.Ide.
RJchard Clal'i then committed his
fourth fool and -two llholl ...,..
a.warded for an inteoUonal r o u I ,
JOmething •as said and a technical wu
added. Af fer the one.and-one and the
teclmicat, it was UCR ff, UCI 66 with
thrtt sttorlda remalnlng.
UC ll"fW {Ml
.. ft f"'
' 4 j 22
j • ',.
J • t ' j ! J 12
l • J •
$ ! • \J
UC•~fTII
.. ft .. "' D1nle-I • ' I I! GMdln ltt f
Lw •1111 ~ I I 4 1
WnlllnflOll I ' l tt w11i.n Jl21 v.,.Etl'l f l fl
" t M M Tol•lt 2J 2J II n
UC l"'lnl 7t. UC ll;twf'llM J2.
f#7~ ~.· pOund, • Bubba siftitb o I •ltid• !~ poullC! plDer Larr1
-o!'Waahington. ' l!i~H, 2"7'J>ound &!cl Buclianan Two lither l ,DQG-yml prod-I~ -of-.U Clly, ~. 1'10-JIOWld Joe Greene receive' Diel: Gordon or a.Jcap ~Iii!
of' PllllburP•and ~. 256-jllKmd Rich ~·bacl: lloa'Jolinlon oltlle Glanll,
Jtclmoa ol Dtftver. waWQiielr ·t1m. • · "
·Lamonica:' meanwhile, will have to ~11· other" weapxll "at tbe .t.H ~
cooteod:>ttlUl'a lighter, but quicker NFC will be 'another riceiver named Gtne
quartet--of o-3, ~pound Deaeon Jones Wasblnaton. of the Vttlngs, tighL end
of Los Angeles, 6-5, 26G-pound Bob Lilly ChlrUe Sanders of Detroit and rwming
of Dallas, M , 256-pound Alan Page or back MacArthur Lane of St. LoWs.
Minne9ota and 8-6, z.s.;.pound Carl Eller Besides· Lllly, the starting defenatve
of the Vlkin!s. . unit iDcludel one other member of the
the NF,C<"olltnsive unit named by . NFC' a.lmpion .Cowboya, -~t
N~lan to start jncludes 1,000-yard 'rMel Renfro~ anti middle linebacUl"Dk:k
redefver r~ WashingtoG of the 49ers Butkus: ol Qli~go .. rtputedlf.._tk ~
•,
Football Team's Inspiration
htarilyn htoore, 15, a Santa Paula High School cheerleader who lost
right leg to bone cancer last year, has refused to quit. Through con·
stant pra~ice she has learned to balance herself on one leg. "The
only way to 'go is forward," she says.
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•• Ill L AJ~~
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• .. ,
:..·~ ........ . ·~-f~ player in ero footblll. • : ....
-The AFC tlUCJnc Glllllliv• -~·
deltllllve until arc obnlnaled .llJ\~.
Raiden and tbt Qllda. -• 11'.av• lb playen ... tlio -i.. .
and-.. --....... -dlj. bU two on olflllll IDd n.e on deft•.,~. ~Lamonica ,,UI hive JWG ot bis OWll •.
receiver In Warnn Wells and tf&l>f d
Ra~ Olelter pluo a lamllor ruaiOhi
back· in Hewrltt Dixon and two ~,
mates -ceo&er Jim Otto and ~
Harry Schub. Recetver Gary G~
. •I San Dieflo and nanninC bock utct
Kelly fill out his compltnlent II ~
offensive W'Upoos. " ·, .. . .
Bruins Win;
-.
Face Irish
In TV Tilt ..... ,_
·--.. ' •. ,.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -UnbOotoo
UCLA, the .,.tklo'1 top.ranked ~
rets one of its sWfest tests of Uit
1970-71 collegiate ba1ketball camJ>aiin
today when the Bruins battlf: radal
Notre Damf!, here, .i.c a nationally telerii-
ed grune. "'··
The game can be seen over chi¥*
• at 12:30. 4•.
Coach John Wooden'• UCLA ~
(14-0) overcame first half jitters Fr:lcUer
nighl in Chicago to down LoyoLa M:
Chicago, 87·52, behirMI Sidney Wicb' IS
point&.
Much of the attention of today'• pme
will focus on two of the naticm'1 pl'eDllir
players. Wicks and Notre Dime pia'd.
Austin Carr. Wicks· scored 1 ~blab
33 points in the ~7& victory at Calif.
last Saturday, increuing bis aveJ'lie
to 21.2. I
Carr, considered the leading candldati
for player of the ytar honors, ii~~
natio.0 '1 second leading ICOrer. The ....
1tar ha11 scored t3 or more pointa _..,
five different occa.sionl thia )'ell' ·uil
leads the Irish with a nifty 37 .2 averqe.
The 6-J AU·Amerlcon l! ~;A3
per~t from the field and 12 ~
from Ole foul lint.
"UCLA haa a great bu ketbl.ll ..;..
but playing this type ol com~
b nothing new for Ull," said Notre Dl!pie:
roach Jolw!y Dee, •e ~'.""9
played ... of ... mod -~
"'heduJ .. in the country, having ~
faced the Jikn of Marquette, XentUqir£
South Carolina, lmliana and Midll&an. _
Dee Is hopetul di.at he can noel9,111
some much needed ICOfing wpport . ...,
Carr and forward c.ollil Jones. the. NG.
2 Irish point maker with a %2.I averaae.
The Irlsh are averaa:ing IS.J with Carl"
and Jones combining for &O of tbltw
p001i.. Jooes •lao r.ada ND in rebou"'!l'J
with an I I.I average. • ii
Jn recent games, Dee ha Nnlll
senior John Pleick (5.1 ppg.) at ~:C
with senior Sid catlett (7.1) and J"Rl
Meehan (3.Sl at forward and ~
respectively. :--.
' Wicks, needless to say. baa • fidll
supporting cast. Curtis Rowe, wilh •
20.2 average, wlll join Wicks at forward.
with Steve Patterson ( L2.3 ~ in the pivot.
The guards are Henry Bibby (12.0) 8Q111
Kenny Book~ (6.2) with Terry Schofield
C6.5) the No. I subsUI~ in Uit
back court. :·,
In Friday night's game, UCLA, hat ...
ed by speedy Loyola 's zone defenll,
committed 13 turnovers in the fint W
In which the Bruins trailed 29-2' .-,
five minutes before intermission. •
•·
AIR FORCE YISIT1
VCI FOR HA NDBALL
i
The UC l"ine handball club WD ..
tangle with the Air Force ACldemy iod9
at the Anteater campus in the , Arid
of six regularly scbtdu1ed m1tcbu 'htl
1prlng. .
Following the Alt Force Acadelhy •
the UCl IChedule will be UC ~
UCLA, UC l!erUley, Cal Stale (IA;iij
Beocb) and Cal State (Fullettonl, ~
definJte dates hive been at for tlil matchet. · ·
· Tom Fitzwater is the No. I ~
on the UCI club team wltb Mib &eeblelf
(No. 2), Peta Dilworth (No. 3) ilM
Deonl1 Deelarte (No. 4). Flltb and ldilli
ptaca have n« been determined. · <f
Each ... lcll II com-4 of lb ..... Erma Belle, a four-year-old filly, won
the second race . and returned $115.IO
for a 12 wager. Tbe big -le lla(ud,
·wlten (/.reek Idol aoor.ed in the first
and P1iil 'as to win. The lucky number•
for "the double were I aad u . Littler Beads sl.Jd.ing . ;;:.;s :J
' .• -1' ~~-
Two Lowesi..ever -p.c A· Rouruh·1in: ip~:~€lassic ··:.;_; ~ ~ ,. 'j... .:-· ..
PHOINIX (API -Ve-6-IJ~
~ u... i.d .. -Jl'rida1 • 1<111'• 1'llirfnC
pros -pletal the .... lowellt rounda
la tho listory' of the PGA ,_ In the
tlD,OOI! PMM11 Open.
The lo-year .. ld IJlller had an elg)it·
underjJv IS for 12t IDd WU Ued at
!hilt ~ with gray-halrod Paul llarney
llid Mll1er Barber.
llamey, a dub pro from &rtton, MUI.,
and the 11-yea:r-o\d Barber mllched Ml
on tlie llat UUlo Ariulaa Country Club
C!OUtM tor a lhln of: tbe .econd-tound
lead.
TM 121 for ,. holel WU thfee.over
the PGA '"""'1 hold by Mvtral playert,
but th< incredible 13'1 il biot -to ..ue and wu ,aliioe .in,r~.""2 ·~-~. '6, aD<I PGA u-Dofflfoc!!!ii>
the '111 for !Ne linll lwo 'rouocb •• lJ.uDdeT'llfi :<11· the 1,j?'l-j!l"I~·~ ~ • ...,. aCIJI. ,: •
&he. lowest ever. . CCIW'le. ·, , • 1 , , ,1 ~'' ~ -• 111 ... ...._.. ' ~ prev\ou• low , score. for a cu\ ~I T'9d-at•f3t'W'e:&N".Jrwla\a f~ r.~,_
wot 140, in the Memphlt 0peoi laat · .i.; 'Ctiloi-a': ~ El
year and In thia event twt yean tCO· footbilJI. ...... ~" ...... ..:.. : '11111 • n1i....t_• ;;
UQder the rJlts for !'QA' co-<pOllllll'td l!ruoe o-..,..."."''-', -·· ....., _,. '"Jil<-
-11 !lie lltld lo trlnuned to tho 1oW J--Dmi Mu-le. •
70 "°;... and all ptayen tied IOI' 70th lrwtn• hiil a_ '6J wlllln Rill,' dalnplon ~ l•r Ille ftnal two,_ S.turday and J-lOOl 111 and M..,.nPie ud Sund•Y· .• f7. • . I I . . ' •
Prominent ca10altlfo hero Included Arriold Pallner . .., •· ~ for llt -
def-.. dlamplon Dale Dooglaa and lat -~ -&n4 "'!' tied· at' tblt ncwre ronner PGA cllamPlon Ray Flnyd. with Mlilllel'I champion Billy CNpe<,
Bob Lunn. wtnntr of the Los AngtlN whfl hid a a. · ,
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By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of "" et.If' ,..llf Stiff
Ezra Van Horn had a game plan and
his Los Alamitos Gritflns followed ll to
perfection Friday night to hand luckleu
Corona de! Mar High School a 3'-31 Ir·
vine Le•gue basketball defeat in the win-
ners' packed gym.
''I would settle for a half-point victory
right now," he told the DAILY PILOT
before festivities began.
"The one thing J· don't want to do Ill
get behind. They (Corona) slow the tempo
and make it difficult to get the ball if they
can lltart on top." •
Los Alamitos open!d on top and with
1:2.9 remaining to play, was stlll ln front,
32-31 after Corona's Mark Grigsby hit a
pair of free throws ~nd a 12-foot jumper.
Kirke Foerster of the Gr!Uins had •
chance to put it away with SI secondJ
rema.il1ing but mil!led on a one-and-One
free throw shooting situation and the:
futility seemed to brealh fire into his
aoul.
HUNTINGTON BEACH'S OFFENSE MOVES DOWN THE COURT WHILE MARINA COMES OOWN TO APPLY PRESSURE. HUNTINGTON WON, S4-50. Corona moved to midcourt and Foers-
ter stole the ball in an aggre.s&ive move,
then was foul¢<! again. Thia time he made
good on both ends of the one4nd-one aitu-
ation to bring the count to 34-31 wJth )6
seeonda remaining.
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Huntington Does It, 54-50 Anteaters Rip
Swim Rival After a hurried Corona del Mar shot
missed, a wild scramble ensued for pos-
session with two second!I to play. The ball
went out of bounds and wu awarded to
Los Alamitoe to the dismay of Gilli& and
the Corona players. Barons, 70-55 Oiler De fens e, Free Throws Stymie Marina Mark Nelson was the only double win-
ner as coach Ed Newland'1 UC Irvin•
swimming team awamped vil!Ung UC
San Diego Friday afternoon, 82-13. By CRAIG SHEFF
Of ,... INll'f l'llet Sl•lf
-r(JJIIlt8.in Valley High went to the
boanis in the second half and ran away
with a 70-SS Irvine League basketball
lll{IQ .over Estancia Friday night on the
Winners' court.
i:·!'ltit victory kep~ the Barons (_4-2) ~n
i&i;:ocid place. behind Los Alamitos in 11*: 'wild Irvine scram ble. Fountain Valley -.w has a v.·eek off before meeting 1a· Al in the Griffins' gym.
. ~ Barons' 5-9 reserve center Scott
·ltider and forward Ken Shibata (6-l)
M ·: the second half assault that saw
tM: winners control both boe.rds.
t'lin moet lnstamces Estancia wiu held
~ust a single shot tach time ll brought
·fie ball. up court while the Barons got ·_tllJt -and three cracks on the offensive
~ . ;:AlK>thtr factor wall the Barons' zone
defense which shut Gary Orgill, Eslan-c¥.'i·. only scoring threat, off with only
~'points in I.he second half and just
1MtO in the crucial third quarter.
.~:Or;ill had scored 20 in the open ing
tialf "including 10 in a row at the lree throw line to spark the Eagles to a 3it:38 tie with the taller Barons.
Tbe game , a nip-and-tuck affair in 1t9" llpening half , was decided early in
~ third quarter when Shibata hit the fk3t. five points to give the Barons
A!"A.1"36 lead.
.'Estancia got lo within three (44-41), b:'rt the Barons ripped off six In a
rpw .on buckets in close by Reider and
Ed Pitts and an outside jumper by
George Gerber , putting them up by nine
(50-41 ).
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By GLENN WRITE
Of ,.. Del,,. "!tit ''-"
Huntington Beach ffigh'1 five men of
tron blended free throw allooling and
magnificent defense to knock off potent
Marina, 54-50, in Frlday night Sunset
League action,
A jam-packed tllrong of 2,400 in the
winners' gym watched the victorious
Oilers up their circuit reoord to 6-0
despite a tremendous finish by coach
Jim Stephens' Vikings.
Marina had been shoved around rather
handsomely since the end of the first
quarter and seemed to be out of it,
49-36, with 5:54 left in the game.
But the Vikings went to work with
the press and managed to rattle HWl-
tington's poise.
The Oilen turned over the ball ao
many times they only got three shots
off for the remainder of the game.
But two of tho5e were good and that
turned out to be the margin of victory.
Jim Worthy collected both bucket..
Marina put on a driving finish and
when Dean Bogdan canned a pair of
free throws aod then lipped in a shot
to make It 54-so with 1: IO left in the
game.
Huntington appeared near panic, fin-
ding it almost impossible to even get
the ball across the ten-second line under
Marina's desperate press.
But the Vikes couldn't hit. They missed
their last five shots and as Stephens
said afterward. "you can't win if you
can't shoot." Marina hit 39.6 percent
of its field goab: while the hosts made
48.4 or their attempts from the floor .
Oiler roach Elmer Comba simply said,
"I'm glad that's over!"
Two Huntington scoring spurts put It
away and shoved the loop llUe favorite
two notches behind Newport and HWl-
Ungton.
Sunse t Record 6-0
Sailors S tay Perfect;
Rout Western, 7 4-66
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ttle DlllY ftilef ... ,,
Newport Harbor High's Sailors rambled
to their sirth consecutive Sunset League
basketball win Ftiday night with a 74-66
verdi ct over invad ing Yt'estern to keep
pace wlth Hunti ngton Beach in the race
for the title.
Vic tory gives coach Dale Hagey's clas-
sy quintet a 6-0 mark -the same
as Huntington Beach -and the two
clash next Friday on the Sailors' floor.
John Kazmer, the Bluejackets' flash y
6-3 forward kept the Pioneers off balance
through three quarters with some fancy
footwork, playmaking, rebounding and
outside shooting.
Kazmer scored 22 in all.
And when his hot hand began to tall
off somewhat at the end of the third
period . ~1a te Taras Young picked up
the slack. pumping in 15 of hi s 25
points in the final eight minute segment.
Ne wport, which had led by five at
the half, never trailed the fi11al two
periods.
But Western did manage to tie It
at 41 with 3: 5S Jett in the third perkld.
:'GWC Still State's Best
However Young and Kazmer each
11cored a bucket at that juncture and
except for one other narrow point in
the fourth quarter the Tars seemed to
have it under control.
Western worked the score to U.52
vl'ith 5:09 lo go before Young took over,
scoring eight of the winners' next dozen. ; J •• r . ,. -
::i,Qolden West College cont inues to ron
~ as the top-ranked junior college ~all team in the st.ate. according
~-~ings by the JC Athletic Bureau.
.. ~· Rwtlers have compiled • 17-2
aucin record. _,.n Joaquin Della (1 4-4 ) holds down
tbe· .No. 2 spot while Fullerton ( 18-3)
• :Long Beach (16-3) are ranked third
fourth.
itos and San Diego Mesa of the
, COUt Conference are ranked sixth
and-loth. Southern California circuit
~s Cypress, Rio Hondo and LACC
m:~~ eighth, 16th and 19th.
~.t~ Tolin and Booker Gervin, both
tf.-,.:OUep of the Desert continue as
11-·.
the top srorers in the st.ate. Tolin hu
a 37.1 average per aame while Gervin
is hitting at a 32.8 clip.
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performance, despite the eight.point loss.
Coach Marv Blemker'• outfit WIS
without the service of starters Dennis
Surat (Ou) and Lee Gngnono:
Gragnano bas been lost f« the IUJOn
according to Blemker after nlajµrtng
bls ballend knee In -ame 1lvmupl
at Wostmlnmr Weclnaday nl&hl.
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""' ' .•. : = Woot ColJelt, tho llat.'1 No. ttioi baltetlloll tMra. can toke a
1!fU1 -Iowan! tho -. Calilornlo ~a.!ilw,., 11•1ii-i:o• Ut!e lnolPI at • w11en It ....,, LA Hali>or at Orongt Coast
Collof". ··Or-Oout •~lt1 San Dlqo Mesa
while Siddleback hoJts lht UC Riverside
lreshm.n ttam at Misston Viejo H.11h.
Coadt Dick Stricklin'• Ookitn Wt8l
RFJSUert are unbealen la three con-
ference tUt.s while lhe Stahlwks. lhe
sli:-prl• team of (he clrc:Wt, art In
teCOnd IPot with a 2-1 m•rk. ' Hattlltrr . th< defendi"ll ...,.,._
champbi. switched from a runnlnc of·
fe, to a alow down 1une afte~ I01ln1
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•vtn of It.a first nine outlncs.
In last Week'• x.ss victory over mo
Horldo, rolCft Jim Whit.'• Seahawu
modi ..,1y lhree .balkell In the --baU alter ltadlng by a 17·11 margin •t the
lntermis:Slon, with free throws provk!Jna
th< mltJln ol vtclory.
11Je other win was over East LA
(f4.5.5) while the defeat was to CypreiS
(~).
Golden West wina have bttn over
Cypress (7$-71), Rkl Hondo (79-n) and
L>, S9<Jtbw<st (114-100).
The Rllltlm: Jre led by guard Chris
·7t1:Wnpson (22.0 points per ga.mt") and
Jtorward Brian Ambrozich (21.2).
MeJnwhlle, Oringe Coa..t and S.d·
-bope In rtbound from • polr
of -lnniibt. Coach Herb Uv1ty'1 CXX: crew wru
have. to tlow down Its offmslve attack
considerably to halt the high-Oying
Mesans, who lite to run.
Orqe Coast ls 1-l in South Coast
Conference play after dropping two
atraighl.
Saddltback takes a break from the
MiS!ion Conference scene against a .UCR
Frm:h club l 4-4 ) that has iolt five g•mes
in a row .
Coach Roy Stevena' Seddleback club
does not return to c.onferenoe acUon
until • week from today, hosting Sin
Bernardino.
The first burst came at the outset
of the second quarter when two classy
players-Wes Thomas and Steve Brooks
combined for seven points to map a
12-12 deadlock and give Huntington a
19-12 edge.
Then early in the fourth stanza it
was Brooks bagging four free throws
in succession and Garth Wise adding
two more for a six-point explosion and
a 49-36 lead.
Marina led only in the early going.
owning an 6-5 edge before the Orange
and Black got rolling.
Free throws were the big difference
as the invaders scored seven more field
goals than Huntington but could make
only four of 11 charity throws.
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Nelson won the Individual medley. and
the 200 backstroke in addition to swim-
ming on the medley relay team, Mike
Martin, top distance star, won the 1000
freestyle, the only event he entered in
recovering from the nu.
The Anteaters travel to San Fernando
Valley State College today for a dual
meet with the Ma tadors.
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It would have taken a thret-pollrt play
lo brillg about a miracle for the Se.a King,
- but it wasn1t in Ille books:
Time ran out before they could pt the
ball agaio and Lo.s Alamitos ran Its leagu•
record to 5-1, a full game in front of~
ond place Fountaln Valley.
The Griffinl hit a fantastic ~7 per-
cent from the floor in the first twf
(IO-Of-15 attemptll) to take a nl11e point
lead to the drwing room .
Trailing by seven golng into Ille final
pericid, Corona pecked away at the le.ad
to close the gap to 32-31 but couldn't
get in front to VanHam'1 pleasure.
The only time Corona led wu 2-l
for a full minute early In tht firat
period .
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Monarchs
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Setback
By PHIL R~
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Cruclal fourth p e r I o d
turnovers proved to be a coti·
Uy commodity to Mater Dei
Friday night u coach Jerry
Tardle's Monarch! dropped a
50-47 Angelus League basket-
ball verdict to the Bishop
Amat Lancers in a nerve·
jangler before a tumaway
crowd in the losers' gym.
The Lan<.-er victory bumped
the hos!.! out of sole possession
af the loop leadenhip and
helped boost Amat into a tie
for the top spot wil.h Mater
Dei and St. Anthony. Each
tiiports a %-1 circuit record .
Practice Perfects
Golden West Star
By CAAJG SHEFF °' ... ~ ..... Sim#
It"s taken ChriJ Tbompi()n
two years to aet acquainted
with the fast break but now
that be bas, he's one ol Ille
better court generals in junior
college basittblU.
When Thompson enroUed at
Golden West College in the fall
of 1969 be knew little oI the
fast break rame .
Wbile perf<rmifl.8: for Corona
de! Mar IDgb School, tho 0-3
guard usually walked the ball
down tho floor in !he Sea
Kings' ball oot1tro1·1actics.
select.ion. But tbe Rustlers
eoded the atum wttb a WZ
..... n1.
"Lut year we needed JO
points a game. from him, but
this }'ear we feel that if he
Is scoring 18 to 23 a game
he's done 1 good job. If he 's
getting too many that means
we're not scortng in other
places."
Thmlpson, the a I I · ti m&
scorer at Golden West with
1,130 points (707 last }'ear),
averages around the 41 per.
cenl mark In shooting.
And one reason for that.
says Stricklin, is '111ompson's r
inten~ desire during practicti
Mustangs
Nab 89-76
s.u.dq, January 23, 1971 DAIL y PILOT IC
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Hi cb.ef . AC:C£PTAHCI! COll~llATIOloi MllillKrlbfd IO IM wl!lll" Inst,_! Md I•_..._ A_, ·'' s 1 executioner was P'uotblled or-COMt 0.11.., ,.,lot, •cl-ltdftd rt...... tllKllled 111e -. Ced• MIN. ea...,... ,.. ~
Mater Dei bad relativeJy
good success in shutting of!
the high-powered Lanter of-
fense (60 ppg average) most
o( the rontest with a variety
of defensive setups ranging
from three types ol zones to
a man-to-man pressure
coverage in the w a n in g
' minutes.
However, that's all changed.
"He's really come on this
season," 58¥J Golden West
basketball ~ o a ch Dick
Stricklin. whb lists two areas
where 1bomP60fl has im-
proved over the 1969-70 cam-
paign.
"He is now hi.tting;the open
man on our fl!t ~k. He's
learned when to release it
and when not to, SinCe we're
running with the toughest, the
key to our offensive attack
is hitting the open man and
he's doing it.
sessions.
.. He gives it 150 percent
during pr act 1 c e sessions," 1
says Slricklin. "He had a
starttna spot cinched when the
season began but he came
out and worked harder Ulan
anyone. 1'hls is why his
ahooting is so good -he
works at it."
Alan Moore a 6-3 senior who J•....,.,., 2l. 1rn ,.,.n !0!1klll s..11 T•h 1n•1 .... "" • • JMn L Jeblt A.._., Mr hltltMw .. -.., pwnped in 23 points: and haul· LEGAL NOTICE Not•,.,, il'ubl1c • c111!ernL• N:llbl'lfd ar.._ c-1 Otltt _f1t!t
ed in 20 rebounds to ft:ad !;..".=-~~· 111 Jin~,., '" ''· n ''" Y'f71
his team in both categories trt0T1C• •MV•Tu .. ••ot MY c-1..i .. 1:.,1,.,, LEGAL NOTICE ·.~· • • Notl(ll 11 1'111..-.by •IYffl !bit the ...... Mlrtll 2 l'n J" Mates Doug MacLean and ot 1,,,..11e1 o1 th• Foun11tn V•W.... ScMeL ,......,_ °'"'"" co11t 0 ,1"' ,.1'°' .... ,,, • .,. ,.-.m~-0111r1ct of Or•-County, C•Ll""'llo _,._,., t 14 n. lD 1t11 W-71 '"" 11 • Tom Sampson each added 18 Wiii rllQll"" .u!ed l>ldl ""' IO 2:00 • • • IXICUTI IKU•ITY M \ k to th M P.M. 011 !hf 2411'1 ••r ot Fltlnl•,..,, LEG" N-CE No!lc:e 11...,-..1hrwl t. ffMI c~ mar en e esa eause 1t11 ,, 111e ottk•"' 11111 w:floo1 11111r1c1 au . v•• o1 MOJtT PD«TIOUS .,., JO """ while Mlke Allen pitched in P11•tN111111 OtNrtment '' ""lch time --R. •o•TEOIJS, ...,., wt.. ~
15. I :!ldtt111bl~1'"1:'~l~11:: .::::'111~t= ca•T~rc~rT~~U~fl =~NllS ::-:.-~~lt • .:~~-
Ediion's° attack was in the~::~, ~.!'!1.'1".':'.::ies,;.:/~ .. !~Pil::.nn. ~:::;"'~19=,,.:'•,,u;::.~.!: ~:!'r":· ~lwlt.r-~"~ However, five Mon arch
mistakes in the final frame
coupled with the nifty board
work of the Lancers' 6"6 Pat
O'Leary and 6-4 Mike Roche ,
loomed as the decisive factors
in the winners' favor .
Amat grabbed a 44-U lead
"1th 5:26 left in the duel on
a li~in by O'Leary and was
never headed, although Mater
Dei kept on the heat until
lhe final buzzer.
The Monarchs narrowed a
five-point Amat gap to 50-47
with just 29 seconds to go
on Pete Roberts' ~footer and
then got the ball back 10
seconds later on a Lancer
traveling call.
However, the hosts were
unable to convert on three
successive field goal tries and
then were forct!d to foul
O'Leary with six seconds left
and a win virtually out of
the question.
"He's also shown im·
provement in being able to
handle the ball. He can go Jert
or right real well and he has
confidence be can handle the
ball and get it down court
against pressure."
Last season Thompson set
12 individual scoring records
and was a unanimous All-
&utbern Calilornia Conference
Thus far this season
Thompson has scored 423
points, an average ol. 22.3 per
game, in leading the state's
No. I ranked junior college
team to a 17-2 record and
a perfl!(:t 3-0 circuit slate.
As far as his future after
Golden West is concerned,
Stricklin reels Thompson can
fit in well at most four.year 'V
schools. "He handles the ball l"""''if t""' and shoots as well as anyone .. s;' . · <M
I've seen. It's just a matler ~_r, · ti,
of picking the right school." ~-i~ ,;_~f
Spartans Nip MV, 46-43;
Tritons Dumped, 95-84
' Ji'
game until the Diablos went __ c_H_R_IS_T_H_O_M_P_s_o_N __
ahead (38-36) with 4:40 remain-
form . of Mark Hannon and Supplln ... bl llwnl•fltd In ICCO•lltUICll w ..... (011• MIN, C1llfoml1, Uftdel'" The ANO Ol!VISllU OF TH• lfST"' ,. with opecllklllonl now 111 tH11 In thl' fldl!IMll firm ""'"' of A.TI. A 5 GEO•GE J .· GAYNOR.. 1· O John Fisher the Chargers •urd\111 ... deNrtrMnl ., tM F11,111l•l11 •eUAlt<.H AGENCY '"" '"''' Mid SKurtcl ,..11'1'. ""'-~
doubl I ' t ta d V•H•v Sc.hoo4 Oislrlcl Number OM ''"" 11 -JllC*'CI of !hf !Ollowr"' ""°"' la 22lt Tustl" ...._. ~ e ow pos n em. Llthl'llollse L•ne cw,,.; °' T•lbert ,,.. wi--111 Ml •nd ~~ of ,.1c1enc9 C:llllfltv "' °'"""' St•ll ., 'C• •·
Coch D . M h • d N1 .. l1nd SlrHI; ,.Ollflllln v • I I , 'I', I• •t Nlltrn: In 'P-1'1' loQflld •t • w. •I a\ie 0 s uo ac· C1Utomlt '21lll llOt"'nl F. IC•llv, 1'73 Monlr. W•v, Hlg~ .... v. N--1 ... dt. cou"'f.· ...
COUDted for 27 0£ the Chargers 8V or'Cll~ of the lolnl of Tru1!wl, C•I• Ml'U. C1UI, Ononge, 51•11 of C.llfattll•. ·~"": • . . . Fllllflllln V•ll••'I' 5cl!ool Dl1tnct D•llcl Jlnu1.,. :n. 1m klcl p.roperh' II dacrlbed "' ,_.., t.albes while Mike Smtth, a Cieri< o1 tne 11o1n1 •1c111rd F. l!:e!lv .. : A.II fl•tura ~ _,_, °"'"'" transfer from San J··· ch·,.... Wlltllm (. Cr•M· STATI! OF CALll'Oll.NIA. C:oc:kt1ll L-111111-kllllWn • "U L-"""• r Putllltlll<I Or•n .. COii! Dlllyl ,.llof, OllANG.I!! COUNTY: POllT LOUNGE" •!Id kKllW at 4ICJ ped in with 16. J111. 1s. 1111 1nc1 J i 11. n. 1m .,.n On JNt. 22, 1'11, bttor1 mt, • NetarY West C011t lfl9~w..,., """"-' IMdt, 1--------------l'llblk 111 •nd IOI" Wlcl Sl1!1, HrMlllllV C-tvotl°'-,S"ftllc.ll!Onll•.•
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' s • 1: D•ted J•1111•rv n. ''" LEGAL NOTICE OF THE El"TATI! ol" ; :-~ : ~ Lea C:. Ltk• lit G£O•GE J, GAYNO ..
1 1 • : STATE OF C:ALIFOllNIA, NOTIC• OP INT•NTION TO •MOl.O• dtc:ffwd
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Marv 1C Hfflrt 11 !Ollows: CALIFO•NIA Sl.ISINaU
Not•rv P111>11c • c:111'°"'11 "50, W•tt '°''' 1-ll•h••,, Nf'¥!tll«t AHO ••OPIUIOlllS cooa
Ironically, ?i.fater Dei con·
nected on 21 Of 40 shots rrom
'the floor (52.5 percent) while
the winners only pwnped
. through 34.S percent of their
field goal attempts.
Villa Park overcame a Uve-
point deficit in the final 43
seconds to down Mission Vie-
jo, 46-43, in a Crestview Lea-
gue basketball tilt on the win·
ners' court Friday night.
In another Crestview encoun.
ter, visiting San Clemente fell
to Katella, 95-M.
ing.
Only two players hi~ in dou·
ble figures. Mcinally had 19
and Joe Evans hit IS for the
Diablos.
Meanwhile San Clemente
dropped its fifth Crestview set·
back in si:r tries in it& rapid
transit matdiup with the
Knights.
Cage Standings
SUNSIT LIAOUI! AHMLUS LEACIUI w I. ,. ..
7 I If!
Prlncl1>1i Otflct In 11•1<1'1 Nlll"MI of llc•lllH• Ill• $oc:l1I ~
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Hcov 7• lfn ol AlcdoC>llc S-r-Confl"o! !or ln.,.rKI Oonekl E. llrkltn, .S:W • <iCC. ~ubll"*' of....e CC>otJI Dill, ,.llof IW lr•Mltl' DI •~ •tcotiollc brnr"I 0)1 Well Cold Hlti'lw•'I'• N-Hrt J 23, 30 nd l'Mlnl 4 13 ACIOl9t !Or ltwst ll'ffllhff II loll°""i: kKh f2U(I. hrbllr• II. lr\dei&' .. '""'"' • •rt ' ON SAi.i! GENE•AL, SONA l'IDIE "' 1001, 4507 Wnl c-1 H1lilWlw, lt'1 llJ.7I ,.UILIC EA.TING flLACE N.-1 hlCh nuo. Wlll!Mft ·-e.
LEGAL NOTICE Am'Olll .,..lrfl'l9 10 ...... ,, IM lu ..... nct l rlclele. '90 10 .Ma, 4'07 Wett $
ol well II-m•'I' flit I Vfrllled HlllMI,, N--1 &Md! ~-ICI
,._.. -ltll •I 1nl' Gflli;e Oil .tM Dttllrtrnltll t::. l rldeft, SS\ ii O& "'1R But the Lancers exhibited a
47·22 advantage in the re-
bounding categ ory with
O'Leary grabbing off 16 and
Roche 10 in the absence of
Mater De:i center Steve Kem·
per, lhe Monarch 's best op-
eratlve on the boards.
MtK•Y '-" O'LN ,..,,
l lt,,_ ""''' Utl
Purdom
M .llotllt
Yount
Villa Parks' Spartans scored
the winning goal wUh just 10
seconds left on a short jumper
by Pat Mclnal1y, but it took .a
pair of Mission Viejo bl.movers
to get the winners back in the
game.
The hosts built up an enor·
mous 81-47 bulge by hallt.ime,
mc>st.ly on the heady shooting
of guard Mark SteiMleyer, who
finished with a game high of 29
points despite fouling out with
only 20 seconds gone in the
fourth quarter.
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Newi>ort lfKn, C:•lll. SI. J"nn PIKt, """-"' kecfl nwo. Otttd J•n ... rr ,, 1'11 LEGAL NOTICE Kind of li«nll 111'-MI IO bt 1~· Oen L. llumblt ""' ON SALi!' G£NEllAL. ,q J711f
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· The Spartans' Steve Tara·
bilda hit from in close after a
Diablo turnover to pare the
margin to 43-40 with 43 sec-
onds left. Five seconds lefl
Tarabilda scored again after
a ~I to put the winners just
one beck. Westminster
Trips Loara
Five, 78-59
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Artists' Bid
After Mclnally's winning
shot, the Spart.ans' Paul Lach-
er added a pair of free throws
with one second left for the
final three-point margin.
Villa Park enjoyed the lead
through the first part or the
Enl"°'
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Westminster m.gh boonced CRISTVIN LfAOUE MltriDllt ., LM A.l1mTIOI Cl•Tl .. lt:ATI 01 8USllllUI, On J1nu•rl' u 1m ~ ..... tor "" "'"""' of !hf 111111-. w L. ,... ,... lonly " ...... tcllfdultd) .. tc:TITIOUI NAM• I Ntl•rv l'tlbllc .~ •nd 'tor Mkl s111e' ff'll lfn.nM or lie...-II to be \ back from Wednesday night 's K1!1ll• , 1 •1s 1'l The unde••klnlCI dat• <•''"" M 11 ,.._u.., _,.,, ••""°" M. G.111~ :Z:.. t11t ~r;::""' ., A~ · dumping from Western to °''"" • , -ltl SOllTHE•N (AL C:DN .. art111c• condudlnt I bitlln111 ,, '57 w. '""· •nd Gtlll OtVllo llMIWll lo """ 10 ltOHd ~ ~"" rol I -owd ..... IMo"
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S..nl!1go M, latw G••nd• a)
rt1ncllo Altmltol "· P1clliu •S
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Bob Dylan Impact FizzleS f
By STEVE UHLER obvi<lll!Iy haye to say Bob
lf ~ were to sit down Dylan. His music became
and pick the single most in-su re-fire insurance for a hit
flue•tial persoo of folk music Iecord, and he was looked duriae the ltll's, one would up at and respected by
Sears Professional
Tax Preparation Service
Sears now cffers yea a ccmpletely pro-
feSsicrial tax service with a ccmpletely
personal touch. Trained tax preparers
realize the importance of your tax return
and they give you the kind of perSo!lal
attention that has come to he a Sears
trademark over the years.
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111.M. mD'JQl: AHO C:O.
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opea daily 9:30 a.m.
lo9i30p.,rw.. ••
Sundays 12 noom le 5 p.m,
everyone In the twiness. No
one dared deoounce the "fact''
that M was uatcu:b&bJe in
the art of writing heavy songs.
But it looks as if Dylan
Isn't going lo be such a sacred
cow jn the 70's. His first
release of 1970, • ' S e I f •
Portrall," was a disaster, and
his latest effort, "New Morn·
ing," isn't all that much bet·
ter. It's not reaUy a terrible
album • • . in comparison to
hi! other (lfferillg! lately, it
!lands up rather well: but
in comparison lo (llher wcrk
by oU\ef people, it sinks
pretty low.
"New Morn i ng•• Is,
basically, a OOring album. The
music. not quite as country
as "Nashville Skyline," is
mediocre, and the lyrics are
very much reminiscent of
••Joh• Wesley Harding."
Three songs, though , are
qu ite enjoyable. "If Not For
You." the song that received
the most air play, is happy
and lot.s or fun to nod your
head to; ''Winterlude" i.s a
nice, earthy love song: and
"Three Angels'' gives us a
glimpse, if _nothing more tha•
th at, of Dylan's extraordinary
ability at painting won:! pic4
tures. Alas. the rest or the
album doesn 't measure up.
IL seems iron ic that the man
who was largely responsible
for the popularization of
''heavy music" shoukt be run·
niRg almost last in a race
now being led b'y such prolific
composers as James Taylor,
Elton J ohn and others <lf the
. new breed. But don't count
him out <lr the race yet.
Strange thing about Bob Dylan
that can be said i• his favor :
he never really much cared
in what position he was run·
nlng,
* Upcoming concerts: Step-
penwolf will share the bill
with blues great B. B. King
Sunday eveni•g at t h e
Anaheim Convention Center.
Neil Young will be in C{lncert
Feb. I at the Music Center,
and Va• Morrison will be ap.
pearing this Friday and Satur-
day night at the Santa Monica
Civic. Tickets for all of the
aOOve are . available at
Wallich's Music City. And a
free conctrt will be presented
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in
"The Cave" at UC Irvine.
TheOpeninq
of 'Newport Villa
Ole!
We 1alce grmt pL 1 in·'irmliog J'Dll to the
Gr-i. °""'*~ ofcmtof·thenalion's finest adnlt
resi<leN CIR• em s,.Neapu1: Villa I
F.spri>lly desigmcl,for these Uills who enjoy
the U&Mt....,, and a>n~IOllioosbip of hotel-lik•
liftlg, Newport ... offers the fuilowmg :
Planned~ ill>d erimtajnmpnl; daily.
Nutritiolis meals, iaefal1y served in lhe loYely
dining room• Mnk pooidtd f«-risilo!s • fully
equipped pbysicaJ 11-ipy deputment with whirl·
pool baths • Maid Ser Yice • Beauty and Barber Shop •
Peroonal laundry washor.Jr,oers •Suites, prival• or
semi-Private Rooms aR with prime bathrooms complete
with tub or shower •<kean Views• Private Patios•
AttendolMs·Oll dutJ :U i..s-eao:b·day to assist guests.
n--1.t·akwu~fadt.ties
afNewput ~ ..i-.i II 1 I ~--J • e ap' "·*• k a I 'c i;:i
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Will Os~ar Forgive s~o.tt?
·Actor Wouldn't Tum Down Nod for 'Patton' . " • ., vdNoNsroi'T
I 'JIOU;YWOOD lUPI) .-'l\'ill.
1ilembenoftheAcadeinyof
Mollon Picture Artl' and St~nctl me •hove Jts,quirrel
with ,George C. ScQll t.>·voi.
him • · nominatioa for belt
actor ,of 1'10?
ctet,ly, Scott'• portrayal of
Ctn. :'(;ecrge c. ,Patton WU 'Music Man' .... "'. the classic performanct:s of 1 c r e e' n
Ope ... :~g in h~Si:ou Ind the ~cadeiny
J.Ull hau f>ee!l fulminallioc !Or
L h years. ong Beac He WU nominated for an
Oscar t'lrice in his first three
Meredith Willson's popular movies. Firat i.'1 1959 for
hit "'Ibe Music Man'' will be "Anatomy of a Murder,"· and
Scott'• perlonnanc. lo all
lbt more remartab .. blew
tbe warrior.god Palto8 WU
!}'D'lbolie ef most traits Scott
himRll abbon. Yet be 1111\IJcd
the char•cter with I U C h
versimllitude that membera of
Patton's own famiJy c~
•way from a tcreening 1tuD-
ned.
In recenl lnt.erview1 Scott
Great Movie
Course Set
At College
th od cl' r th ln 1.1111 u the tough gambler e next pr u l(ln or e in "The Hmtler." Uie great movies? Orange
Long Beach Civic Light Opera Coast Coll.ae is offe"""'" a • ·--1·a1· open;na F b 5 After his nomination for the ~. • .... ~ IOD, ·--., e · course in \he evening this f 0 r a ' nine-performan~ latter picf.ure Scott aU.ed that .,.ring that m iobl be ,.;0 ht
engagement. hll!I name be withdrawn from ~;your alley ... _ ...
Ken Jones will take the cen-the list of nominees. He loosed
has made it clear that he
would not rtf use the Oscar
this 11prinf lf. be i.s voted the
wll'llltt.
But bis demurrer bas been
low.tty -no press oonfermce
or hoopla.
Ills attitude contrast! strik·
lngly with some o t b e r
performers who are openly
campaigning for oominations
by taking ads in the Hollywood
trade papaers quoting critics
extolling their work and en-
dor~ment <l{ others in the
profwion.
Scott can ~ an obstinate
On occasion the rqem·
bership has voted out of .ea4
timentallty. Once or twk:e tt
has been a popularity contest.
This year ~ a~demy ~
the opportunity <lf proving
it.self reasonably fair and ln--
te1Ugent. Perhaps Sc o t l • s
performance ls not the best
()f the year. But it is certainly
<lot a! the five best.
Nol to nominate him wou1d
be demeaning to the entlrt
membership and tarnish tbt
academy it..e~.
The motion picture industry
can afford neither.
man. 'D>ere is a toughnesst;=========::; about him, a veneer doubtless
enhanced by four years in
the Marines. But there is also
a gentle side to the man which
is e.1pressed in bil film work.
He ba! softened hls hard·
nosed attitude toward the
academy, probably in the
realization that its members
are well meaning if not en·
dowed w i t h overwhelming
wisdom.
ALAN ARKIN
IN tral role of Professor Harold _a broadside at the •cademy It's called "History ~ Ap-
Hill, con m3n de luxe in an and .irritated his peers with predation <lf the C~" It
early century Iowa town. the admonftion that he would meets ~)'ti Jtt'q ·1 to
Sltirl'y W'lfl t not at_. the honor · if he 10 p.m. in Science ,Room No.•-=========== 1 ams co-s ars as ~,..~ JO. M•terials cha...,• il-$5. II
"CATCH-22"
ALSO Marian, the librarian. won. ..,_
Others in the cast are Sure en:ough, he ·didn't win. The count Will review
Robert McCaman as Mayor Nor has he been nominated cinema history with viewing Shinn, Bill BeadJe a 5 since. and analysis of landmark
Marcellus, Paul McConnel as As the star of "Patton" his film!. The cinema as an art
Tommy, Lisa Mills as Zaneeta form will be studied.
and Ross Lyn Tepper as Mrs. performance ca n n ° t con-Registratioh for OCC will Shinn. celvably be missed. be at Orange Co u n t y
The musical, which includes Both the NatioDat Society Fairgrounds from 6 to 8:30
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Young Singers
Displa y Talent
By TOM BARLEY
ot ""' Dellr ,...., Slflf
. Many o( the Job's comforters who 1pend their days
tel!Jng us about the dearth of good opera singen and the
imminent end of that art form should have spent an hour
or two last weekend In the Festival of Arts Forum tn La~
guna Beach. ,,.
The occaskln was the annual audition of the Lyric Opera
Aasoelatlon and it produced, in the three hours this wr!W'
spent in the company ol other judges,
a wealth of talent sufficient to silence
the most vociferous harbinger of doom.
It was our pleasure to pass judg·
~t on two voices that dellgb~ the
ji.nel with the rich promise ~tained
In their arias and we agreed at the
end that at least six of those. who ap-
peared before us bad the talent and
the background to take a major musical
. role with the minimum of direction and
coaching effort.
And there were others, we felt· who could well proenas
In leaps and bounds glv~ the rlgbi llltdance and. of courae,
the will and Initiative to succeed '·In this tremendoualy de-
manding and difficult form of music:·
Six for sure and the poSl!libllity that at !mt 10 of the
artist, who performed for us would be eligible for further
consideration by the Lyric Opefa executive! -a rich haul
indeed in a field where that ttumber of candidates might
only produce one or tv"o voices worthy or any prolonged
analvsis.
.· No names. yet. All th~ who sang for us are still beiitg
considered and it would be ti_.roly fair at this stage to single
out those voices which ~ delighted us in that happy Sunday
afternoon audition.
It speaks volumes for the succ8s of the'Laguna Beach
co!'1pany's summer productions that so many ~14b&e
'fo1ces came along to the anpual ~tesl 'AD Wini agtted
that the turnout and the caIJber were the best In-~-,.~
and our judges' reports were atudd«i with -·~.". "I
natural for 'Sound of Mus.le' " "don't hesitate •1-htin" ' ...... and the like.
We had the privilege of paasing judgment on 24 artists
to whom opera is very much alive and always will be alive.
Jt was good to see and bear and it will be even better to
IN: them prosper ~ their great endeavors.
Priests Piqued
Films Stir Up Church
ROME (AP) -Billboanl!
all over Rome show Marcello
Mutrolanni JO feet hi gh in
a priest's black cassock.
Alongside stands a coquettish
Sophia l..cJren. St. Peter's is
in the backgrouJlld, and the
title of the film is "The
Ptiest's Wife." t
The parish priest, symbol
of reverence and fear tn
generations 0£ It alians, has
become fair game for news--
oriented movie makers. Tile
films are packing in the au-
dien ces , and the Vatican is
furious .
L'Osservatore Romano, the
Vatican newspaper. said such
movies were 11 o bsce n e
caricatures that do not un-
derstand the real problems
of the' priesthood and offend
the dignity of the priestly
vestment.!."
The clerie11 New Wave was
laun ched months ago by a
little comedy called "The
Married Priest." s t a r r I n g
popular comedian L a n d o
Buzzanca. He portrayed a
Sicilian ::leric who fell for a
prosi tute.
Alon1 with the ~iastrolan
nl-Loren billboard, o t h e r
the prominence the Italian
press gives lo the increasing
number of Italian priests leav-
ing the ministry to marry,
Jn the wak e of Pope Paul's
refusal to lift the celibacy
rule for priests.
ln "The Priest's Wife," Miss
Lol'cri is jilted, attempts
aulOkle and faJls in love with
the priest -Mastroianni -
who tries to comfort her. He
reciprocates and goes to
Rome, seeking the church's
permission to marry. bu t
Vatican bureaucracy and guile
prevent the nuptials.
Mastroianni predicted when
he was makig the movie that
the Vatican "will be very
cross when they see it." 1iflss
Loren said the film amused
her. and that "priest.! are
humllll, too ."
"My intentions were very
respectful," sa.Jd director Dino
R!.s.I . "The movie dff.15 with
something which is before
everyone's eyes. I did not
make it up. Actually reality
may be worse than I showed
it. I could have been mUclt
naughtier, really naughty, if
I bad wanted to."
posters around the city Id-Jr:====
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Love and Polluiion
T~ni S~earer and J ames de Priest are f eatured performers who both double on
piano 1n South Coast Repertorys smash hit musical "Mother Earth." The show
is giving extra performances at 11 p.m . on Saturday~ through Feb.13.
Folk Singer
Writes End
To Career
ESCONDIOO (AP) -Folk
singer Glenn Yarbrough says
he will chuck his career to
sail around the world, then
open a school r o r un.
derprivileged children.
"I never have liked show
business anyway." the 40·year·
old Yarbrough said Monday.
"I don't like agencies or
managers and t don't like to
deal with lhem. T thi nk they
are just flesh merchants."
ELLIOTT GOULD "I LOVE MY ... WIFE"
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• ~ ~ 2nd OUTSTANDING NIT . "R p M II ANlHONY • • -H •t.¥0 . &1' t~ • • • • • QUlfol _... c:OA•~ ....,.., • ._ --· M7· .... • ,.u .. n Ho...,. ...-.. ANN MARGl!tfT
Yarbrough, who gained hi&
fame with the Limellters of
the late 1950s. said the voyage
later this yea r will take him
to Mell'.ico, Hawaii, Tajljti,
New Zealand, South Africa, th:e Greek lsluds aDd Europel---.:....----------------1
before retumtnr· to CaJlforuit.
"He said ·hlil 4Moot sa~at
now Jn _San Dle'go and 'the
bus he traveiii in whili pn ·
tour will be sold and the p~
ceeds used to help finance
a sct'iool in nearby Hem~t.
The singer, who wa s a
philosophy major when he
began his show buslntSs
career, said he haa been work·
Ing on his plan for lhe school
for three years.
It will be a five-day, live-i n
school for poor children based
on "the dialectic method of
discu.s!ion" and will begin
with youngsters of about 8.
he said.
Wayne Cow boy
HOLLYWOOD (U PI) John
Wayne wlll star in "The
Cowboys" as a foreman of
a tough cattle dr ive across
the west In the 1870&.
' ..... ~'f-'MELVYN DOUllLAS
DOESN'T CAP HIS.CAREER
BY WINNING AN
ACADEMY AWARD
FOR 'I NEVER SANG
FOR MY FATHER:
THERFS NO JUSTICE!"
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"HIGHEST RATING I ONE OF THE YEAR'S
OUTSTANDING I''_,...,.°" .... u ... , °"''''II"''
vertite "The Prie!l's Lover;"
another new picture. Others
tout a movie in which the
characters include "a young
nun dragged Into temptation
by a handsome Don Juan." !WlCmLGENERAL OOl!RES "THE BEST PICTURE OF TH£ YEARI"
Bishop Aldo Gobbi of lmola
said recently :
"It is very sad a n d
humiliaUng for U! priests that
Ol'I the scrttn, In so bau.1
and offensive a way, the Ideals
which we chose with joy and
enthu;dasm are demolished
and we are made out to be
h)'pocrites and deceived m~."
But Bbbop Gobbi noted, too,
'Price' Set
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Geors• C. Scott and Barry
SUIUTID will CNtar ln • Lm-
don-t.lped 1 e I m e n t of
Hallmark Hall If Fame Utled
''The Price ...
,, .... , ....
A IDlERT WISE f'llOOX'l'la;
'Ire Baby Maker
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Ill-_..:· ~
•MELVYN DOUGLAS IS MAONIFICENTI"
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"MELVYN DOUGLAS IS A JOY TO BEHOLD!"
-GAil llOC«, -11<'1 aofMI OA/lf
"ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BEST!"
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Medics Mop Up m 'Rating s
lly RICX DU BROW
HOLL VWOOD (UPI>
Notes to watch televialon by :
Medl?I r.port' 1"'9 Wffkly
one-hour Wies about doctors,
ABC-TV's "'Marcus Welby,
M.D." and CBS-TV'• '/MedlcaJ
Center," 'f\nlstted at the top
of the 70-D'lltket Nielsen rank~
ings for the week ending Jan.
10 .•. according to ABC-TV:
''Welby, with a 39.0 raUng,
b the highest-rated program
Play Group
Auditioning
The Sehtherazade Player•
will hold aud itions ror two
forthco ming productions Sun-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Don Hayes,
11171 Endry St., G a rd e n
Grove.
The plays to be presented
at various locations in Or1nge
County are "Sleeping Beauty,"
to be directed by Carolyn
Crabb, lllld "The L It t 1 e
Prince," which Haye.s will
direct.
Additional informaUon may
be obtained by calling 53f.7eee.
IN MISSION
EDWARD
Gft any of the . netwwb lhll
aeum. NBC'1 blCb waa the
mil liorMoll.U' "Slfblg 0 u t ,
swiet Land' !pOClal •Wrinl
Jobn Wayne -with a 37.7 ~-ihe ~mllrlel and tho ""'
Ucul. Cr•\lnl•). CBS' hlBll
WU the highly ~.Lile)'
ah<Jw with U>e 8url4m -3U
In the_ 7&-market and M.J tn
the national."
Add 1tati1Ucs: The thlrd-
ranked show ln the 70-martet"
ratings for the week ending
Jan. 10 wu ABC TV "Movie
of the Week" entry, "AUu
Smith and Jones," a comic
western about a couple ol
outlaws t.rylrig to go atraight ,
and wttlc~ began u ·a week1y
one-hour series; on the aame
network 'nlunday ... ABCJI'V
says "Alias S~th and Jones.''
w:hlch was clearly m;odeled
after the film "Butch Cassidy
and the Sundance Kid," wu
the a e con d hlgheat-rated
.. Movie of the Week" in the
two aeuona the popular aeries
has been on.
The headllnen: George C.
Scott, who tppean Feb. 3,
in NBC-TV'• •minute 9dap-
taUon of Arthur Miller's ''The
Price," al8o will 1tar in a
new, two.hour producUon or
"'Jane Eyrt" m March on the
ume network, wttb Suu nnab
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York, Iari Bannen and JICt
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other · star, Soott is htlpJng
do away with the noosmslcal
notion that a movie headlltter
-who it hot sho uld stay away
from televWon.
F.dWin Newman has a new,
wetkly ball·bour s e r I e 1 ,
"Comment,", which bows in
on HBC>rV ·lwlday, and which
ii described as trytng to em-
brace "the widest spectrum"
of penOnal opinion a n d
analysis .•. the debut featuies
four a -members of the Nbion
admlnistr1Uon -D a D fe l
Moynihan, James Allen Jr.,
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one of those allegedly relevant
new series that bombed ou' '
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dard week:l)' program about
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3 with a new tit1e, "Men at
Law".
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'65 "T" llRD
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MACNAB _ l~VINE ·:::~~~;£'.:;: .. ~~:MA TT LA BO_RDE, Realtor* * * * * * ** ;;~~':"';~; i~ ':'1..";i: I MOTHER'S DELIGHT * TA YL9'".: ~. o, •
OPEN SA'r/SUN, 1.5 Laree family rm. opening into Sxaclous (enc-"' I ~ _ y , Serving Newpor t Harbor since 1954 . twen~y· llillMllil_.I five experienced residential salesmen with
OCEANFRONT. EMERALD. IAY' over 270 years ofservice.
Superb design by Paul Williams; located far FINER HOMES
out on point w/unexcelled vie·w of ba):' &
ocean. Construction &. appt's. superior. RESIDENTIAL INCOME
Beaut. v.•arm decor. 4 Bdrms., maid &: guest Las Lomas Apts. Six near-new deluxe pride
suite. 61fi baths, playroom w/bar. $395,000 of ownership units in prime Newport loca-
Carol Tatum t ion. Recreation privi leges. Pool, BBQ. Elec·
tric thr ough-out. Built-ins. $215.000. 752 BALBOA BAYFRONT Amigos Way, Easlbluff. Open Sunday 1·5.
125 Foot Choice R-4 waterfront property FIVE BEDROOMS * PIER-SL IP * POOL
with 45' pier and slip. Existing new home Owner will finance. Exciting 2-story model
stressed and designed f o r expansion. home. P rivate beach in prestige Dover !.2;5011e·~artch Shores -60' Bayfront. $197,500. Owner pre·
u.: fers to trade for incon1e.
NEW LISTING LIDO NORD'S BEST BAYFRONT VALUE
LIDO ISLE. P'OOL Newly l isted, 5 bedrooms, beautifully dec-
For the sophisticated buyer, this cuatom orated, pier and slip for larger boat. $189,500
built home with 4 bdrms .. din . rm. 6: large price includes many extras.
mstr. suite, is one of the mo1t dramatic BAYFRONT
homes on island. Many luxurious extras. A Huge pier and slip -3 car garage -fun
must see~ $139,500 kitchen -5 bedrooms, 4 baths -Luxurious
Kathryn Raulston and Smart. Superb view from large, airy
DOVER SHORES. $19,500 master suite of this Lido Isl e Leasehold hom e. $123,000.
OPEN SUN. 2-5, al 1219 Sanliat(o Dr. It has BAYFRONT ESTATE SALE been said one spectacular room can sell a
home. This magnificent family room view-Truly beautiful 4 bedroom Bayfront with pier
Ing lush gardens will do just this. and slip. Gorgeous view. Quiet, dignified
Mary Lou Marion neighborhood. $168.500. 1344 West Bay Ave.
Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
BAY CREST. 5 BEDROOMS TRULY BEAUTIFUL
Custom built two-story home. Fortna! din-For the most fortunate small family. Exqui·
ing room. Study (room lor pool table ), fam· site 2 bedroom, convertible den. custom built
By room. Swimming pool. Fee land. $88,750. home. lvlarble entry. high ceilings, beauti-
Cathryn Tennille ful brick terrace. Fee land.
FORCED SALE PANORAMIC VIEW
In approx. 2 weeks. this large 4 BR. 4 bath F rom either floor of beautiful 2-story home
home will be sold at auction. Located on an \\'ilh privacy on cul-de-sac, 3--car garage. 3
island in Newport Beach. Hurry and call! bedrooms. convertible den, formal dining,
$77 ,950. family room. large Jiving room. Great patio.
M. C. Buie and play area around king-sized pool and
jacuzzi. A real buy at $82,500. HOME PAYMENTS TOO BIG?
Come down to earth! Here's a pool home
you can well afford. $69,950 buys land and
all! One-third acre, lushly landscaped, se-
clud ed with dramatic 3 bedroom, family
room home.
Bill Com stock
CAP'ISTRANO VALLEY
Nearly new 4 bedroom Spanish home. Pri-
vate walled com munity in Ciudad Capistrano.
2-400 Sq . ft .. tile floors ; beautiful 38' pool.
Only $69,500
George Grupe
HIGH BEAMED CEILINGS
Give an elegant feel to this fou r bedroom,
three bath view home. Wet bar, family
room , three car garage. "Sandpiper Model."
$68,5()().
Al Fink
VIEW THE RISING SUN
From this magnificent Corona Del Mar
home. It hu 4 bedrooms. a ram. room and
formal dining room. Spacious living w /hi gh
beamed ceilings. $65. 750 .
Bud Austin
OP'EN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5
ll66 SANDCASTLE. S"·im all year in heated
pool. 4 BR., family room. formal din ing
plus 180" viev.·. Bike to Big Corona Beach.
$58,950.
Harriett Davies
con. ELEGANT CONDO
3 Bedroom, 3 bath & den. Popular "E" plan ;
well decorated. with carpeting. drapes &
fireplace. Elegant living v.•ith privacy.
$49,500.
LaVer a Burns
EASTBLUFF
Former Lu sk Model View Home. Exquisite-
ly decorated 4 bedroom, family roo m. din-
ing room and breakfast room. Enclosed ter·
race. Call for appointment 642-8235. Price
$59 ,500.
TURTLE ROCK
Large 4 bedroom. 3 bath, family room. At-
tractive courtyard entry, rear patio. 3-car
garage. 100 feet from park. pools a nd ten·
ni s. Better than ne w condition. Convenient
to schools. $41 ,500. 18992 Racine. Open Sun·
day 1-5.
FOR RENT
Prime View in Dover Shores. Perfect lami·
ly home. 4 bedrooms. 4 baths, huge fa mily
room, wet bar, formal dining room. Yearly
lease, $750/mo. unfurnis hed.
MACNAB -IRVINE
Re1lty Company
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
1080 B1y1 id• Drive
N•wport Beach
642-1235
675-3210
'Cal%.~~
Gener ii Genera l
PENINSULA POINT BA YFRONT
OPEN HOUSE SAT. 11 -3
2282 Ch•nnel Rd., B•lbo•
Com e by boat or car & view this exclusive
4 bdrm., 3th bath, 2 frplc., 3 car garage,
bayfront home. AJI this & more for $135,000.
WILLIAM WINTON,
229 Miirine, lelbo• l1l•nd
Realtor
675-3331
2'l'l ll !:o:LICYl'ROPE, CdM ed rear yard. HUSBAND'S PLE SER -large, RECREATJ0f4 UN.LIMITED !
assumable VA loan. Wife's dream kitchen Your own recrealion center w/Jovely pool,
DOLL HOUSE ...
Tha• the owner's family has
outgrown. Immaculate in
P.V('ry detail, 3 Bdrm.. 2
bath, irt one of CdM's fin.
est beach areas. 154.900
with all the Bit-Ins -New Carpets and floor trees &1-park-Jtke sUrrouncliligs. Lge. patio
tile. All this PLUS Three Bedrooms at only arel! for entertaining & 2 w_epJaces fo: wrn-
$26,500. ter enjoyment. F'ine interib'r 1decorat1ng. 4
Bdrms, fam rm, dining rm.fi ~Yi: bas. A 1st
time offering in Eastbltiff. $59,900
933 BELLIS OJ!jlll Sat.-Sun 1-SollO OPEN SAT/SUN, 1.5
2'l7 GOLDENflOO, CdM
KIDS WANTEDl
For !his J.a.rae 4 bdrm., fam-
ily rn1. k separate d inina:
room, in Monarch 88.y. Prl.
\•ate be•ch area & beach
dub. This home ii; priC'ed
'A'ay below the market as the
owner MUST sf'll. $59,500
OPEN SUNDAY 1.5
242 EMPRESS WAY
r.tonarch Bay, So. Laguna
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D~JAMCY
REAL ESTATE
I 2921 E. COAST HWY.
Corona deJ Mer
644-7270
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ONLY ONE LEFT
Star!ing 1971 construction to-
day. I-lave only one late 1970
model Jell. Takr t1dvan1a1e
o· last years buildins: cost
and inve!t now in primt
View property. becoming
scarcer tvery day. Exclu.
sive Do\•er Shores 4 be-d-
mom, 3 bath &: PD"''der
room. Panelltd f11.mily room
\\'/Jlreplace. Inner court
yard pool , !J('para!e d ining
room &. large kitchtn w/
bl't'akfast area on !hr Vif'w,
Opr.n weekend.'!. 1&44 Galaxy
Drive. SJOll.n>.
Ivan Wells & Sons
Roy J, W1rd Co.
EXCLUSIVE' AGENTS
1033 Mariners Drive 646-1550
(Open Daily)
Leavillt) State
AXER UPPER
RA NCHO SANTA ANA-Only $26,500. Big 'h
Acre with good Two bedroom home and Dou-
ble garage. Zoned for horses or dog kennels.
A real buy in Sa nta Ana J-le ights. EXCEL-
LENT FINAN CING .
INCOME-COMMERCIAL LOTS
103'x175' - Will taxe six units. Priced right
at $15.950 · with terms.
75'x360' . 1-farbor Blvd. Co mmercial. Street
at rear of property also. A Bargain at $75.000.
24 'h Acres -Ocea nside -restricted residen-
tial adjacent to EL CA MINO COUNTRY
CLUB. $119.500. O\vner will Carry.
COMFORT WITHOUT
COMPROMISE
Enjoy Condominium llvl111 11111 be1t. IPAC-,
IOUS THRJl!E BEDROOM, TWO BAlfl! wllh
huge 12'124' sunny, be.luU!ully pl411U!d ••·
closed' patio. Offerini 8/N Elect. Offn r &
r ange, ftrepJace, t adi'ant b11tft.aah .e~· I
and drapu, detached double 1li'111l1 · P.
sionally landscaped thru-eut. Enjoy tMJ . ttn.1
on the badminton courts, shuffle-board, J'Ut·
ting green and heated pool s with 32 otli_er
charming neighbors. $47 .00 per 1_11onth . in-
cludes all maintenance and ex te rior paint-
ing. Relax and live in · FULI. PRICE ONLY
$35,750.
DOLLARS AT DISCOUNT
Our 1971 Special at last years old price.
Cheery redecorated, four bdrm., dini ng rm .,
Fam. Rm ., two bath home, sparklin"g B/N gas
Kit. with ceramic tile counters and loads of
cabinets. Beautiful 22'x26' covered. & enclos-
ed patio . Dbl. garage. Located on quie.t cul-
de·sac street in F.aslside Costa Me sa. Available
on VA or Fl-IA TERMS. Sec this and Submit
your offers.
CHOICE VA RESALE
ASSUME $27,B50-7'h % GI LOAN. Formal
entry, spacious Three bdrm .. two bath ~o~e
with 1800 sq. ft. of living a rea .. Large J1v1.ng
room with beamed ceiling, family room with
raised hearth decorative fireplace .. Upgraded
drapes, carpets and expensi_ve t.ile . Glea~
ing like new built-in electric kitchen with
indirect li ghting. Dou~I~ garage-Block wall
fencin~. Walk 1n cond1t1on for only $Sl ,950.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-CALL TODAY!!!
!SALESMEN NEEDED!
646-0555 Our transferred owner MUST
sell his sharp -4 bedroom
home with lara:e family room
in Ea!tbluff. Redecorated in 220 E . Seventeenth St.
li:/70 111it.h Juxuriou1 •h&a cir. ( E . 17th St. Shopping Ctr.)
Pf!t. handsome woo.:1 ~nel· COSTA MESA
ing Rnd decorator wall cov. MH551
('rings. An excelltnt family Evenings Call 646-4579 or ~8-3265
home y,•ith an nvttsized gar---..::.:==c:._=:...::c_:._~__:_c._------
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Call U.'J quick l"q'a.rdlng this 1 ........................................... 1111111111 J top value at only $44,75(), 11
OPEN SAT &: SUN
t TO 5
284!1 CAROB
EASTBLUFr
Call 673-8550
1-0 THE REAJ, 1"" ESTl\Tf:RS . .
THE BLUFFS· NEWPORT BEACH
STAIR-FREE $31,000
Very desirable. sunny location. 2 Large
bdrms., 2 Laths. Lovley v.•alled entrance & pa-
tio. Adult occupied. In move-in cond. Dbl. ga-
rage w/ elec. opener. Low maint. area; pools
& steps to shoppi ng .'
ESTANCIA C..o# ~· Sitling on a hill in lovely Mi&-~' NEWPORT BEACH
slon Vie.lo . Heavy Spanish re& ty 644-1133
atyllna. !mmacut.let For-
BALBOA IS~DI
Attraclive "story book11 Cape Cod styled
home with 3 bdrms. Nie~ kitcben. Complete-
ly furnished. Call to see. $46,500
LIDO NORD-70' llAYFRONTI
Perfect family home for luxurious Jiving! 5
Bdrms. 4 baths & guest apt. Lovely court-
patio w/complete facilities. 4-car garage.
Pier/slip + sandy beach. Truly outstand ..
ing. Shown by appt. only. $260,000
YOUNG SOPHISTICATES
Don't miss this attractive 3 bdrm rambler
featurinJ cathedral ceilings, good storage
& bt 11t of all , your own private pool! Pres--
ti&• n1!1hborhood of Wutclill. $44,950
121$ PKMBl\OKE Open ~at. 1-SollO
LINDA ISLE-4UO,.. •
E xclusive new offering. Glllllor l*:lJl~iliedl
Enali•h style 5 bdrm .. lam. rill ., torinal DR.
• lbalhs. Gr eat vu of 1111 1un1tl. Pier/slip.
.DILIGHTFUL, HAf'l'Y., jlUCTICALI tru~: this 3 bdrm .. b R, homo Is that. 3 Yrs.
new and fort-like coostruction. See th is spic
and Spanish casa.1 $41, 750
2039 IRVINE Open Sat.-Sun. 1-5:00
CAMEO SHORE~l75,llOO
Luxurious custom built 4 bdrm & den hom1
w/format DR. 5 ba ths & powp. rm. Lge.
wet bar. Unusual pool with huge cov. lanai.
DOVER SHORES-GREAT SACRIFICE
REDUCED $30,000-NOW $109,500
Beautiful 2-story custom home w/4 lge. bd-
rms. den, fo rmal DR , 4 baths & great kitch-
en . 3 fireplaces & lux . cptng. & drapes.
1606 ANTIGUA Open Sat.-Sun. 1·5 oll0
BE THE FIRST! $105,000
Own this prestige NEW home in Dover
Shores. Dramatic 2-s ty LR with balcony.
Pvte masler ste w/adjoining study. Ga rden
rm w/wet bar. '
410 MORNING STAR Open Sal.-Sun. 1-5000
"BROADMOOR" TRI-L EVEL
Most desired amenities in this spac. 4 BR 1
home w /fam. rm. & sep. DR. Ocean/island
view & dream garden w/rare plants. $77,500
EXCLUSIVE BAYCREST
Unusual llawaiian design in this home with
4 bdrms. & den . All surrounding a lge IN-
DOOR pool. Volcanic rock trim. i1s,soo
1954 SANTIAGO Open Sat.·Sun. 1-5000
ENCHANTING CANYON. HOME! $11,500
F abulous close-up ocean VU in Corona del
Mar. Lux. living for discriminating couple.
Custom one-of-a-kind. Owners leaving area.
"A HOME FOR ALL SEASONS"
\Vatch the winter sunsets, Swim for summer
~un. Move in custom style, NOW everything
is done ! Near new 5 Bdrms, FR & pool on
hill in Corona del Mar. $92,500
BAY IS LAND
An older 5 BR home with loads of charm on
Lhis lovely tropica l island right here in New-
port Beach. Pier & slip. Call us to see.
OCEAN FRONT-$185,000
Authentic New England farm house with I
bdrms., den & 4 baths. Abundant storage.
Warm & hospitable + breathtaking VIEW.
BROKERS & SALESMEN
SP'ECTACULAR SUNSETS
Newport Bay, ocean & Catalina spread be-
fore you from immaculate 4 bdrm. home.
Large, level, carefree yard. $48,500.
MISSION VIEJO I f 241 4 v;,,. Doi Oro
!!~~~~~~~ I mAl dining, master suite plus !WO lrg bdrm1. All elect
General kitchen. Look at this FHA •
\Ve have an opening in our Residential Divl·
sion. for an experie~ced man possessing en-
thusiasm and Integrity. If you are interested
in a beautiful office in the finest location
working with congenial associates we are m.:
terested in meeting you. '
Mrs.. Harvey
EASnLUFF • P'OOL
4 Bedroom, large family room. with 2 nice
paUos. Heated pool. Great home for enter·
laining! $47,950.
Harriett Davies
CHOICE
Homestte lbcation in WESTCLIFF. su r-
rounded by CUSTOM dwellings. BUY NOW
for futbre need. '27,500.
Harry Frederick
TIOUILE·FREE LIVING
GRACIOUS
SPACIOUS
LIVING
IN BAYCREST
Idea.I for enlertalnlfll'., this
home ls "ptrll!':t" ln other
respects too. 4 large bed· 1 rooms, a study for Dad, and I
an en1erlalnment room with
~t bar adjoininr the fab. I
ulnus kltcht.n and 1parkllria:
pool,
Only $119.500
OPEN rat. SAT & SUN
~' l424 LINCOLN LN,
.. Call ""'550
TOP THIS!
ff you can, that is! VERY
SHARP & CLEAN, 3 bedrm
home wi1h lots of exlras al
11 low pr1ce of $23.$0. Bia
double gart1.ge, large le.o~
yard, l" baths. lo~ of exlra
cupboards, r~nUy repa.inl.
ed in~ide &. out . aw shucks!
Dt v.·e need to say more?
No do.,.·n paymtnt to VclJ.
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&
WALLACE
· REALTORS
~141-
(0pon Evonlnt•I
VA OK or assume eXtsting
annual 6% % nle loen at
SJ0.900. A best b\ly • Hurry,
Dial 645.030.1
FOREST E. OLSON
REALTOR
'l299 !!11.rbor, Cosla Mesa
"Our 26th Ye•r" General ]-G_..,._r_•_l ______
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Montic:C"lln, Co~ta Mes •. TRIPLEX 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis R•H
Where else c11n y0u get a Pride of ownership In this 3-NIWPORT CENTER '4Mt1t
be11utiful 3 BR 2 Ba 1.1•it.h I I I the * * *" * * * * I.~· <•-f-o ...,· I lo~ onl'-' i;tory r p ex. on ~lll'l· • ~ .
. "'" • ~ ·.... • ~ fronr. Luxu.nous 3rd floor -'-7.0::::f~--~--'o-:r=-''-i---=--'--~ S22.7JO! unH has 4 bedrooms, 2 bl.I.hi, G.ntral oener1I
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Park Lido, Nr.\\'J>f'Jr1 , 3 BR. 2 ceilings, front b•lcony, sun. O"EN HOUSE 0 Sat/Su BEAUTY Ba, kit bl1ns, new cpt/drps. deck 11nd a view of !hr: bay. SUNDAY from 1:00 pen n 1 ta 5
Br11ullll1I home in 1ht "Pri· frplc, p111io, large pool, &: 3 l.l\'e In 1hi1 onr and l'C'nt lh<' Fore 1111
v111e Estates" near th@ up. garagta. Aaki~ $.1.1.500, 01twr two largt apts.. Prime Fabulouti ·330o sq. 11. 'fri. I J 206 Pambr'l*e N.l
Pt"r hl\y. ••talurt11 nt;WquaJ. CALL . ':". 646 ·1 •1• V<'lnter . / aummer l'f'nt•ls. Levt'J a.long a 1t1eu Ve~ r
lty wall to wall carpets and 9w ~ Only SUD,000. 646-TIJl Coontry Club Falf'Wa,y . ~111 Spolleu :i ~rm, 2 bl.th
dr.pe11 throughout l'A'O IM!P......... 1 J ho anite fireplaces. 4o It. oov. 1 F. AL TY • v ew and what an mmae-mt'. Extra larae.llVfnr rm. ~l't'd patio, ~fit'OUa yard. ""'•r Nt•••rt P••I Off lrr ulale, txeeutlve fam ily home +.,. family. DbJe tireplM:'t.
-tee it now , "nine-size" ldt~n tit for a •"''"'"')Ally land.,.pod LEASE OR · 30!0 JAVA RD. "Ql><on". Blint. p""" ..,,. with sprinkle" front and
""'· TltJs prootJc< '"' LEASE OPnON F.H.A. 6\11% ·LOAN <OST~ MESA •' P9tin< ,,_.,. .... •Patio, dblo
In IJ>i.l lmmaculale 2 BR .. fee simple; many
eapeulve extras. W /W Cpts, custom
dnlpec, 2 lull baths; brick patio ; spacklut
llY. rm., beam ceiling. Choice Joe. near
pool ,.,.'down. Hurry!
Art ~
-a n11 krl\L
' ( ,["r) ['J f•''' Lochenmyer
home haJ 4 tw.drooms plua , $20,JCIO PRICE New Hear This I 1ar., &hake roof. '42.500. ""'""'i"'t.~A'"UTll!'!~FU~L!f!!!!!• I family ioom 2~ belhs and Lovely 3 Bedroom ln lop TOTAL pt,,yTl'lent for this Hert't a blf 5 bedroom w:llh
a. rood 3:>00° IQ. n. Priced Costa. Mt1a loCl.tlon fttlhJy sharp l b!droom how ts tamlly and dlnfrw rme, <only
' I• '
CLIFF DRIVE rla!tt tor fui aa!o " $lT,ICJO. de<oratod. Lari& "'"' boo. 1116. S..bjoct iO FHA Ltt<i> about 10 mo~iltl old) -DUPLEX Yt1, you own Uw: land. u11 room. Priced at S32.9fi0 with &Iii annual percent-le &p.nilh lt)oLt, 3 ctr ... rqie, )
· Quality cusiom construcOon! 5tl-2lll or owotr Will ltaAt •t $710 n.fe. All applla.ncet suci. ftt bat etc. tfC. WiU le•R Xlnt loc .• ~ block to Hat· Setler rtwn new condition! per month. _ Cali 542S16. Al washer dryer ref'rilftL aim. ._ 186(1 Nl!W'j)l»"t Blvd., Of
Lor Blvd., l"""1r1r1 of Cost• Truely minimum care yard! I 'or . Ali a.1'90 fllcllldl!d. W1fY im HUMMJNGBrRO DR. t.:ALL Mfi.l931 Evet. tO-MSI
Mtsa. 2 BR. t•ch unit; both Located In much detlrtd RENT It yoi •rt! Submit , COST A MESA
renled. &at of all, IOQk Il l Newport Helahl•! 3 Bt<f. do ...,., • ',.. __ ~ Val "-u-.
!he low Pritt of $29,500. Call room~. 2 full balht. Hurt )'()Ur wn Tent --......... 6 Ml..... vvuu •.:.. • ., ""-
todlly for -.pp·1. ramily noom, Prlct>d Rleht ' DO\IEJl SHOtt i S ~At= s. ANYONE ,_.._..._.. $28,5CO
CALL 67~51'6 " 149,000 .• C•fl "'·nTt . llAYFRONT NEWPORT HEIGHTS I Q ' ~~~1' Ex;: ~':'.t3 o~:: ~..;i;
i~ special home tod_,,, 3 Br :l bl. •l•t.m room· 11tudlo 1pt., In bel\1 loc. .. • . .. (u.~2 cO'ftt.td·Ps&. eo J 1-"'.'t \Ja &hnW )'01.1 lhla w.ry IV OWNlllt l&e.ut. trl·ltwl home + Walker & Lee t; "i ,.-· • ": ' ~t. tt;oor. AUaCtW'd 2 car
-8 -i · ,Micu~ den j. h•r pltr slip ONLY S39.900 ' hl.lton O.W Mecl4fifon 4-P(ft I lot. Enttrel)' ltDOld, .. u
CJ "fi .1 t Pro,1rtl11 1or t>'' bo&t ~ f7ooo CAYWOOD REAL TY 2790 H•rbor B1vd, at Adami Chdee Ntwpon *-Lo Pa. 11..t.c.pect So. OI call '· -·-·~ .. :.:~::.· ._ .. __ i_IY_~-"'~~t ___ ._._. __ e._:"~..!l;;~=:;::;:·=~;;w~~~-t-MI~"' .. -=.. ~~.1e:,.;:.· lll~ICIO. I ""' w. ~i:owy ' NB w.~: ::~~Ii::~ ::r ~!i:.·· ., ~!:t."' onl~ ......
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··546-8640
THINKING OF
SELLING?
Let us help, we will buy your house
today for it5 FULL value. The only
additional charqe is 1°/o of the sell-
inq price. No qimmicks and no ad-
ditional expense. WE NEED
HOUSES! It doesn't cost anythinq
to call and find out. -You miqht
even save!!
GET
FHA 221 -D2 $21 ,000
Closi ng co sts plus impounds moves you
into a clean 3 bedroon1. newly painted
dollhouse. Th is \\·on't la st. CALL NOW.
ACTION
BEAUTIFUL
New carpeting and paint throughout
makes this 3 bedroom home an out·
stand ing value at S24 ,750. Seller is
anxious and 'viii accept \' /\ or FHA
term.<.:. Don 't \V ail.
FASTER
WOW -WHAT A BUYI
3 Bedrooms and Family Room with large
fireplace. slid ing glass door to backyard,
plush, plu sh carptei ng and F'l-l.A/VA
terms. What else? Only $24 .500.
FROM
FOUR BEDROOM MESA DEL MAR
$37.50 (that's all vetsl move s you in -
\Va il til you see thl' lov.• upkeep pool.
the large Family Rnom and shake roof
... all for $29.950.
FARROW
1182 PER MONTH TOTAL PAYMENT
Take over subject to existing loan . Ex-
ceptio nal 3 bedroom. Family room, and
POOL with enclosed patio. ?\.tove in con·
dition ..• spotless thrOughout. Total
price, only $31,950. If you can't believe
it, call and see it.
REALTORS
We have openinqs· for 2 full time
salesmen to complete our profes.
sionol sale1 staff. If yau want more
action, a falter pace and more
1e1les, call ' now ancl llltlk• '71 a
goody .....
2629 ,HARBOR BLVD.
5468640
OPEN EYES. TILL 8:30
OPEN
HOUSES
THIS WEEKEND
l Bedroom1
10518 La Rosa Circle, Huntington Beach
Sunday 1-5
242 Lugoni a <Newport Shores) N,B.
Saturday 1-4:30
3 Bedrooms + Family
829 Congress. Costa ~tesa
Saturday & Sunday -1·5
5892 Padua .Lane, 11untington Beach
Sa turda.v & Sunday -1-5
OWN YOUR OWN ...
. , .Rf'~lfturant businf'ss Ii 4
BR hon1f' ln r"P11.r: in husy
C-:l ait-a. Businr,s5 has 0.-o•n
operlllinJ? <.'Ofllinuf'll.lsly fnr
o~·er 10 yrs. Opportunity for
hreat future.
CO~lE & SEE
A~!!ump 6\i -=~ GI loan on 3
BR. homP In th" Me11a. .ver-
dr R.rl'll . Conv. to all '5llrlp-
p1ns;: ,f, school~. Tropi<-1'1.l gAr.
drn .t· i;wl1nn11ng pool art'.a.
All lor $31,500.
("ommPrc!al lot on Hllfhnr
Rh·fl , 94Xl i0. acce.i!I front !
rear, $130.000.
Cnn1n1rrr.1al Int H11rhor B!\1d.
OPEN HOUSE SUN . J.S
SHORECL IFFS-319 DRIFTWOOO
3 BR 2 ba .; fee Land -$62.500
LUSK HARBOR VIEW-1234 S•nd Koy
3 BR. 2 ba,; fee Land -$54,WO
HOME SHOW, REALTORS
3535 E. Coa't Hwy.
Corona del Mar
BA Y & BEACH REALTY, Inc.
22 Ye•r1 of S.r't i<•
In The Har bor Ar••
EXCEPTIONAL VIEW HOMES
Dover Shores: 4 BR. plus pool .... , $112.500
Corona de! Mar : 4 BR. Duplex ... ,$120.000
Shorecliff~: 4 BR., 4 bath!\" .....•. , $120 ,000
Oceanfront: 3 BR . & 2 BR's •..••• , .$77,500
Bayfront: 3 BR .• 3 Baths ......•... !97,500
Cameo Shorel'i: 4 BR . Plus pool .... 182,500
Cameo Highlands: 4 BR. plus pool .. SS0,000
675-lOOO
4 Bedrooms + family
945 1 P ier Drive -l£untin gton Beach
Sunday 1-5
I C-2 zonP, 51)Xl80, $50.000 f
2 i~s1rlen1111l lo11< in San Ja-1 ---------l-G_•_""_'°_1 _____ _
I 1·1nlo. f"'1•nr r 11 111 trade or I General
I
sell, SliOO ra. _ BALBOA. ISLAND INCOME I l
2324 College Dri ve. College Park, C.M.
Saturday & Sunday -1-5
------1 Exclus ive Listing 2 Furn, bachelor unils. Clo&P
., l1ll plrsr~ $32 ltVl & $'.'.-\ ooo. Sell or Lease/option EASY LIVING 011p!rx. 2 HR , rln11·n, 2 BR. to beach & shopping in Nrw.
·F:ach ~011' hA.s .. 2 BR·s. ' 14 Bit, 2.'2 bit., lrp!c. 2 C<i r 3 Br dronm. 2 balh, ~1onlll:<'I & ~llnporrh up. Cln~r lo vii. port Brach. Sl'l.000 • you 2825 La Salle. Mesa del fl.tar, C.f\.I .
Sun day -1-5
1627 Port Abbey, Harbor \'iev.•, N.B.
Sunday -1-5
j.':llr. l "'Ir~. old. 2'.!(X) Sq. Ft. I !n Con1to Ext'<'llrnt lnc;ili<ln tac•· ,t· So. Ra~_ Grui;.~ in-, own the land!
VIN CO REALTY I A-1 Cn'.id· Varanc quick pos-For sal<'~r rt"ll1. G!rn Qu<'ell, l"flllll' s1.:oo yrly. Pvt. llnanr.' George Williamson ~rss. Ca ll tO!l:i~·! ll<'rl!age Rea.I F.sli\I{', Gr 61,· •• S:il!,000. I Realtor
~29 J1ARB0R BLVD. Call Pairiek l\'ood 5-l:i-23/XI J :i40-l!.il 1 ISLAND REAL TY 673-4350 645-1564 Eve' 10181 Edye, 1-luntington Beach
Sunday -1-5 M6-00J:l I e Bill H aven, Rltr. t · Hut Park fl.vr ., Bll!ho11 1.~111nd OPE_N _SUN-. 1:s·11ll l E. Coils!, Cdi\J fi7l-.'l21 I Fnr hcst rt'sults! &1:Z::<"J!.i1S ~ fii~~~~··~_fi7j...')-108 r vr.~ \\le'll help you selll 64i.5671 2846 Stromboli Rd., Mesa v·erde. C.M,
POOL -Sunday -J-5
1842 Irvine, Ne\vport Beach
Sunday -1-5
5 Bedrooms + family
3125 Lincoln Way, Costa Mesa
Sunday -1-5
2201 16th Street, Newport Heights
POOL -Sunday -1·5
FOR INFORMATION
546-2313 • 673·8550
646-7171 • 142·2S35
423 POINSETTIA
C<lM . OnEO of tht \01vest pl'ic.
rd rlupl<'Xl's in tnwn. Sharp
2 RR. plus 1-BR , rtn!al.
Frpl c. Carp. & drapc5, Cov.
patio. Only S4.l250.
421 ORCHID
Cll~f \..ovely-2 BR, hnmr, No ..
nf Hwy. Spac, !iv. rm. ·w/
lrplr., 1·flrp.: hrkfsL h:lr.
Pali,;. Offerrd ·tor $,tl,500.
312 ORCHID
CrlM. Nier 2 RR. hon1f' on '2 j
101s. Sn. or Hwy , Formal din.
rn1,; brick patio. Plenty. nl
pRrkinl! fnr .cucsts. 01vnl'r
wants nfrer.
316 NARCISSUS
Cd;\1. V;:u·"111, 1n11nr d. pns.
scss. 3 RR. homr, F.A. hr11I. 1
frpll·, Carp, \Vorkshop. i\tay ) I : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I t r 11 dr ·
202 29th Street
NPwpor1 Rc:h. R<'al sharp rlu-
plrx. 2 BR . k 1-BR., 1<hake
roof : 2 BR. v11c:an1 . n1ove
Rt1I ~•i•t•, b7S -li000, 2<t<tl E. Co&o! H;9hw1y
Corona dtl M&r, c ,r;forni• '121115
r1.cht in. TAkc a look'. I
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675·6459
HARD TO FIND-.. -. I
nu1 \\"nrth ii -tak(' Dons '"
Rulh 1n \\111rinn l.;inr, off
Do\·rr Dr., ll'e.~1c.hH 11rra, 10
5rr 1h1s charn1ino:, sct·lurlrd
:I RH., fani. r111, i•~ ba.
hon1r. ln1 111r1l. po~~1·ss.
Open Sat/Sun. 1-5
1307 Marion Lane
BOYD REALTY
3629 l:. Coas! l~11·y., Clli\t
67S.5930
Cla ssifie.d INDEX
Ad""""'"9 I
![~Ji
Cla ssific•tion 100-1'4 9 I
APPROACH j UNIQ UE THE
We only list homes that are really neat! .i\nd
Y.'e on ly hire top quality, personable sales
people. Our office looks more like a Victorian
parlor than a place of businesss. It's a slower
way of doing thin gs. but "'e think it's the righ t
V.'ay. Our sales record to date is very impres·
sive. So why not try son1ething tlnique.
Call 675-6000 for the location o{ three
unique open houses thi s weekend.
Real Estate, 675-6000, 2443 E. Coast Highway,
Corona Del Ma r, Call!ornia 92625
1 General
IL_---' [i] I Real Ellll•, General
c1.11ification 150-184
,~--'-'"_'"_"_··-~]I • I:
Cla ss ific at ion 200.260 I
r----"-,-~-.-~-, ~II te I'
Classification 300-355
A.partmentsforRent \9 )1
Class ification Jb0-370 11 -~~~~~~';;:;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:~1 IT;,~:~:~~~:~~~;~~~],;; I BAYSHORES ,---,-.-,,-•• -.--]! _,.s I
I rlnwn Rnd l'Rkr o\·rr 1<Uhjf'c! t hl'!lrrJ(•1n~. 4 b111hs: •l~n . Cla~11f1c i11 tton 400-'4 0S I
to rJrist1n;:-S22,AAO FJl1\ loan room. J.i;:e. 111". ronn1 • SJ l,9,i(I ~------
NO 2nrt: Su per !!haq1. 11lth ALSO [ Announcement1 ][ ~)1
luxurious shag 1·arpc11n~. 21 . . '
halhs. huilr -ins, FIRF:· C la ssification 500-5 I 0 PLAC1'.: 11<allr..-J yarrl Bar-BA \".':\llORF~<:; • Excrll<'nl 2
.1:,ain 01• tile year at $2a.50() txlrm. f"'A heat .. t'l('Rr new lri------~/!tt )
·n $30 000 area• cpt. flag5!0ne J1l't'pl11ce • Ptr1onal1
W. at' ker -, Lee "'a·""AY.SHORE DRIVE i --=-~~ Clas1Jfic •tion 525-535
2043 Weslcliff Dr. -[ Lo•t _,found /lnl
646·77tl 4 h{Jrrn . 2 l)aths. h11i;:e liv. L:1J
Opf'n 'fll 9:00 Pr.l room. ('1)vererl patio wHh 11-.~D;cc"'E"°A=N"'F"'R~O"°N7.T~.,......1 !]t'('placf" -$39.500.
3 BR. 2 be. home 11'/scp. d rn,
& brkfst. rms. Rlt .in kilrh.,
laundry rn1 .• priv. p11l10.
LJ.:C'. rumpus rm. & 12 ha.
8bove o'si7.(' garage. 40 Fl.
lot , $8i;,OO()_
Call: 673-3663 642-2253 eves
associated
6R OK ER 5--R EAL TORS
101~ ""' i,., b~a '1J-l41i)
"C" THOMAS ,~,....-'"_'_"_''_'_ion _ __,/~4"} Realtor ,
12.i w, c0851 H11·y. ~1s.;i;,27 Classific•tion 575-580
Ne11•port Beach eves 54.l-5&13 [ ~ • JGC'l
_ _ _ I _ Sorvicn 1nd Rep.air• _ ~
Eight Bedrooms Cla 111ification ooo-bq9 1
fR + DR + POOL 1r-----,
Tha1'11 right • 8 full bdrm8? l • ......,_ lltt U
t•ormal DR ·• FR • modern , . t
kllch • breakfl'l.5f llrea • 4 Cleslific•tion 700-710
bolh• • 1.,.., LR • whli• [ l[~J brick F.P. Pool heated Ii Merchendise
filter. &dminlon <.'OUrt •
a\l\uy ; moch more, )'OU C l•1sific•+ion 800-836
3 Br hoTTl(' + den, 2 M . won'l belleve the reuonab'e
hardWOOd fioor.-:, patio, doU-price. Hury, OW 645-0303. [ '9t1 ll'ld....... /IL I
E·SIDrtOST A MESA
bl• ........ Room •• , um~ FOREST E. OLSON . r.
er or lra.iler. $23,950, \ REALTORS Cl•ssific•tion 850-851
Roy McC1rdl1 Realtor 2299 Harbor Costa M1!:11.1 ITi
1810 N•;;n~'·· CM. I BUil 'ATTENTION l -~t"-· I~
LC --SL------~~ DfRS Classification •OO fl2 REPOSSESSIONS ' •
SpArkUng clean tiom{'11, 50me R·l, 1·7 11~. top }(l('a!lon I /{rttj
newly painted &i C'aJ'l)(!ll'fl. 2. Costa ~1_cu. All u~illlle1 In. Tranq,ortation z 4 Ir 5 bd'nns Sonic wirh C11n bt11lcl 37 unu~. G«><f
Poo11 , FilA.VA. ct,~1\'. 1crni.<1, t<'rma. $75.000. Cl•11ifi ... ttion 915-947 :
•mm 111.1n1 " >1r..ooo. I Lachenmyer Rlty J ]Jc;,]' CoUlm It \l.'1ttt-. lnr.. 61&-J!m Eves: 67l-l4A9 AutotlwSlle
8M3 Arl1un11 Avr. !162-5:•2:1
l!OUSE Huntini;:~ Watch uW Turn unu~ itf.rna into quick Cl••,ifie•tion 950-9f0
OPEN HOUSE. column. I (llh, ca.II 6'i-56TI
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Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
KHP thl1 h1111dy dirKlort with yo• thh w..i..eact •
yo11 90 ho11w-h1111th19. All tho locotloM 111'*4 ii.low
ore dnc:rllted 111 ilrGONr d..roll by affertl1/119 •'-
wh••• IR today'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Potro"I
1llowl119 opo11 houMI for 1010 or to rent are 11r9od to
llu 111c1'1 l11fo1matio11 iR thl1 colwm• ooc1'1 fridoy.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(1 Bedroom)
2&12 \Vest min ster Pl (Ba ck Bayl CJ\1
64fi-:J125 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
(2 Bedroom)
222 J·fcliotrope, Coro na del l\tar
644-7270 (S't & Sun 1·5)
41 2 12th St., l-Ju nlingto n Beach
G42-46t0 !Sat & Sun 1-4)
421 Orchid, Corona del Mar
673-6642: 6i5-6459
312 Orchid, Corona del f\1 a r
673-6642: 67f>.6459
ISun \.5)
(Sun t-5)
{'2 Bedrooms & Family or Oen)
2021 Pf)rt \Veybrid gc, Co rona de l Mar
642-6472; 673-3468 eve. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(J Bedroom)
14t9 Bonnie l)oone (Ir v. 1·crr.) CdM
675-210 1 iSat t-5)
435 Santa Ana !N'pt l·fghts\. NR
548· 1290 !Sat & Sun I ·5)
227 Gol den rod, Corona del !\1ar
644-7270 (Sa t & Sun 1-5 ) * 1215 Penlbroke ('Vestcliff) NB
644-4910 !Sat 1-5)
2039 Irvine /\venue. Costa Mesa
644·4910 1Sat & Sun 1·5)
1280 Anacapa \Vay, La gu na !~each
494-3034 (Sa t & Sun 11-5)
24372 La s Naranja.~. Laguna Niguel
499-1397 f Sun 1-5 )
2101 Vista i'~ntrada !The Bluffs) NB
644-5975 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
216 Poppy /\Ve., c·orona del J\1ar
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*\91R Seadrift ([rvine 'ferr .) CdJ\·I
H44-7662 ISCtt & Sun 1-j)
316 Narcissus, (:orona de\ Mar
673-6642 : 675-64:5!1 ISun 1-51
*4206 Spindrift Vv'ay l nr Hoag Hosp.) NI-{
640.2414 <Sat & Sun 1·5)
222 Poppy, Corona dcl 1\'1ar
S33·0R20 <Sun 1-5)
1501 Bayadere (Ir vine Terr.) Cdf\·1
67f>.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
580 \\I Hay. (.'osta J\le.<.:a
6i5-59:l0
1600 f\.·lariners. Ne<A•porl Beach
(Sun J-5)
675-49:10 (S at & Sun 1-5)
25141 l\'l;icKenz.ie . Lagun a l·l lll .~
675-4930 (Sal 12·5)
(3 BR & Family or Den )
*1925 \Vi ndu.·ard ~ Baycrest1 NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1546l Shasta Lane, l·lunlington Beach
894-4076 ISal 1·5)
*2007 1-l.oli day Rd . (Baycrest) NB
64&-7219 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
468 Serra Dr (Co rona Highlands) CdM
67f>.7225 (Sun 1-51
1234 Sand Key (Ha rbor View Hlll s) CdM
67f>.7225 (Sun 1·51
319 Driflwood (Shorecli rfs) CdM
67f>. 7225 I Sun l ·5)
1307 Marion Ln. (Weatcliff) NB
67f>.5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
21272 Breton Lane, J~untington Beach
962-5523 (Sun 1·5)
9892 Silverstrand , 1-funtingto n Beach
962·1373 (Sun 1·5)
*9128 La Colonia, Fountain Valley
84 2-6691 (SRI. Sun & Mon 1-5)
2528 Dukes Pl .. Costa Mesa
54().1720
25681 Cervantes, Mesa Verde
(Sun 1.;)
54().1720 (Sun l·S)
382 Ceylon, Mesa Verde
540-1720 (Sun 1-5)
2001 Aliso Ave. & 20th. Costa Mesa
640-3923, Eves: 548-6769 (Sat & Sun Io.5)
1206 Pembroke, Ne~ Beacb-
640-3928. Eves:. 64U4S3 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2662 Clrcle Dr. (Bayshores) NB
67:1-3000 (Sun 1-5)
216 Orchid, Corona del Mar
67:1-3000 (Sun 1·5)
17871 Acacia Tree Ln (Univ. Pk .} Irvine
633-0820 !Sat 1·51
1915 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
20435 Upper Bey Or .. Newport Beach
640-1711 <Sun 2-5)
2033 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
64&-1755 (Sat « Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom)
330 Lindo. Balboa Peninsula
675-1642 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**2282 Channel Road , Balboa
615·3331 (Sat 11·3)
**1344 We st Bay, Balboa
642·8235 (Sal & Sun)
1032 Sa ntiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 \Open Daily)
1130 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
11 12 Nottingham (Baycrest) NB
7141642·3600 (Sun 1-5)
6822 tv1arilyn Dr., Huntington Beach
962·5523 (Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedr oom & F•mily or D•n)
*1484 Galaxy Dr. tDover Shores). NB
646·1550 (Sun 1·5)
242 Ernpre ss 'Va y, South Laguna
644 ·7270 (Sun 1·5)
*966 Sandcastl e. Corona dcl Mar
833·0700: 644-2430 ISu n 1·5)
1219 Santiago Dr. /Dover Shores), NB
833-0700: 644·2430 ISun 2·5)
23fi6 Or chid Hill PL (Back Bayl. SA
642·8235 <Sat & Sun)
**505 ~lorni ng Star (Dover Shores) NB
fi42-82:!5 !Sat & Sun )
18992 Ra ci ne . Turtle Ror k I-t ills
642·8235 (Sunday)
*933 Bellis fEastbluff\. NR
fi 44-4910 ISat & Sun 1-5)
4 \fl Mor ning Star (Dover Shores\ NB
644-4910 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
1606 Antigu a fD01·er Shores) NB
644·4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1 9~4 Santiago fJ)over Shores) NB
644·4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 1424 Jj nco/n l,ane. (Bayrres l) NB
673-8550 (Fri, Sat & Su n 2·5)
2848 Ca rob, Ne1vport Beach
673·8550 <Sa t & Sun 1 ·5)
21373 Pinetree Lane, J·luntin~ton Beach
968-5 656 (Sun 12·3)
1718 Minorca Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM
54f>0716 !Sat & Su n 12·5)
2825 Clubhouse (Mesa Verde ) CM
540·1151 \Sun 1·5)
6381 Meadowcrest. ~runtington Beach
962-1373 (Sun 1-5)
*2422 22nd St .. Newport Beach
640.3928: Eves : 673-4366 (S at& Sun 10.S)
26.1 Colton (Newport Shores) NB
646-:1928, Eves: 64&2290 /S at & Sun 1·5)
87H2 Garfield, Huntington Beach
842-6691 ISun l-5)
9392 Si erra Chula (Turtle Rock) Irvine
5<0·1720 (Su n 1·5)
1824 Highland (Baycrest) NH
61f>.3000 I Sun t ·5)
2001 Lee-w·ard (Bayc rest) NB
67.>.3000 (Sun 1-5 )
*-1615 Fairfield 1Cameo Shores ) CdM
67f>.3000 (Sun 1-5)
1521 Bayadere (Irvine Terr) CdM
675·3000 <Sun 1-5)
249 Evening Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM
67f>.3000 (Sun 1-5)
2056 Tustin Ave. (Back Ba y) NB
67f>.5726 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
(5 B•droom)
**2772 Bayshore Dr. !Bayshore) NB
642·5200 (Open daily 1·5 )
(5 B.droom & Femily or 0.n)
2018 1 Kline Drive, Santa Ana
54f>.2992 (Sat & Sun 1().6)
* 1033 Mariners Dr., (Dover Shores) NB
641).J 550 (Open Daily)
2615 Bamboo IEaslbluffl NB
640.3928. Eves : 644--0345 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1078 Salvador, Costa Mesa
640-1711 (Sat 1:3().5 )
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
12 BR & 1 BR)
423 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar
673-6642 : 67f>.64S9 ISun 1·5)
202 29th Street, Newport Beach
673-664 2; 67f>.6459 (SUn 1·5)
13 BR & 2 IRl
4811 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach
673·3663 (Sun 1·5)
Al'ARTMENT FOR SALE
(6 Unifi)
i752 Ami,.,. Way (Eutblul(). NB
64~·8235 !Sunday)
HOME + lil!COMI
!31R&11Rl
12Q.320 1h Onyx, Balboa Is la nd
&7HOOO (Sit & Sun 12-5) . . . ·-* •W4'(f1• ••• ,... -w ........
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P'RIME WATERFRONTS
30 ' -$187.500 45' -$189,500 45· -$500.000
62' -$179.500 60'-$275.000 108" Lot $107,000
For information contact Bill or Marcia Bents
IAYSHORES WATERFRONT
NEW -EXC ITI NG 5 bed room. 4 ba th borne
with spectacular turning basm View. Pier &
slip.
2n2 Bay•her• O riv• Open di1ily l te S
P'RICE REDUCTION
DOVER SHORES-luxurious home with out·
standing Bay, Ocean & Mountain View.
$119,500.
LEMON HEIGHTS
2 ACRE COUNTRI' ESTATE -roo my 3
bedroom. den. 3 bath home. Horticulturist 's
delight. J-~enced . l~orses OK. $98 ,000.
CUSTOM BA YCREST
.TUST VACAT ED-3 bedroom. panelled den,
dining room, self cleaning pool. $69,500.
1'25 Windw•rd Open Saturdi1y & Sund•y 1-S
BUILDERS AWARE!
INTEREST RATES DOWN-DEMAND UP
2 LOTS available Bonair \Vay, Newport
Beach, $20,000 each.
Office Open Saturdi1y1 &. Sundi1y1
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
160S We1tcliff Dr., N.8.
642-5200
General General
200 • 200 1/2 DIAMOND
Spacious 3 BR. borne, mod . 2 BR apt. $7 9.500
111 TOPAZ
Cozy 3 BR. home, lge. fron t yard. Priv ate
financing. A real buy at $49.500
201 • 201'/, NO. BAYFRONT
Xlnt ba yfront Joe. 3 BR. 2·sty. home PLUS
2 bedroom cottage. SlM.000
VACANT LOT
Grand CanaJ-$57 ,800
EAST BAYFRONT DUPLEX
2 Lge. 3 BR . units. Xln l rental prop. $1 35 ,000
214 ABALONE
Full \ol '''lth apartment on rear. Room Lo
build large home in fr ont. $52,750
S/io1 ·ec&/fi
LARGE VACANT LOT
P riced to seU now at $29,500
4 BR. 3 bathroom exceu tiv e home. $45,500.
h '•• -' ·~ ·'·
General G.neri1I Costa Mesa
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;JcouNTRY CLUB LIVJNG!
ofinJa .Jj/e
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
I Linda Isle Drive
Spacious 4900 sq. ft. 4 BR ,, 41h bath home.
Din. rm ., fam. I'm., study & 38 ft. water-
frbn t liv . rm. 2 Frplcs. Carpeted &-land-
scaped. . .. _. . . $164 .840
52 Linde Isle Drive
(;ust 6 BR., study, 5 balh home w/4 frplcs.
circular stalrl'•ay, deco rator selected carp'.
& drapes. Sho\\'n by appt. ........ $215.000
72 Linde Il le Drive
Traditional 6 BR., 51fi ba. home on lagoon.
w/doc k. Furnished, decorated & lndscpd. 2
master bdrm. suites ........... , , $200 ,000
107 Linda Isle Drive
5 BR. 3 baths: fa m. rrn .. for1n. di n. rn1 . 2
Fplcs., Rm . for pool. Dock. By appt. $145,000
Wi1t•rfront Lats
No . 44: 108 f-""t . on water ... , ..... $107,000
No . 76: 3 car garage. Reduced to .... $77,000
Far Camplete infarmatian an i1!1 hemes &
lats, please call:
Lari:e and modern 4. bednn
home with •unken Living
room, lormal dlninf, tamil.11
room 1Hld ju•t •dJ•«nl to
!ht Country Club, Owner
rearl y 10 n1ove -try W .950.
Call 54~24.. South Coast
Realtoni.
M 0 V ING-TRANSFERRED-
Tired of fighti nr w it h
tenants? Call the problem
i0lvtr1 -South Coa1t Real
Esla!l!', Property Manage-
ment Oivi5ion.
5'1:>-3424
• BY owner·l br, 2 ba fam
rm. Appraised 111 S23,750.
Makf! offer. 920 Darrell.
646-7::.Afi or 646-91!!0
cozy 1 br + by owner.
Lot 60xl1Ll' $15,900. Upper
Back Bay. 646-3125.
aJZY W-Slde . 3 &. J.'arn rm.
On Ofl k_ Gl/~'HA or whatevt>r
$21,99;}, 5% Quintard 642-2991
l\1ESA Del Mar, 4 BR, many
cuslorr. fea1ures. Prln. only.
546-5017 & 675-6;;34.
Q\\l'NER -Luxury Dup]P)(,
\'If'"' of nf'V.' Dana Po1nl ,
harbor l.t ocean. l::ach uni!
BILL GRUNDY 3 hr., 2 ha .• lrp!rs, 1·pr c!.
, REAL TOR ~f'parate utilities. 1970 gross 133 Daver Dr., Suite 3, N .B. 642-4620 income $4 ,800 .. xlnt tax
' Huntintfon lo•ch I Huntlnp~ ....,, '
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~ OWNER
Tax Shelter Special
rt'1 tax (im p a.gain so ttunk
abour titla. Livr_ c~ 10 the
Broadway !hopping renri:r
in a nice l berlMn owner•
uni1. r?nl 001 Tht ol~r l
unug and rake adva.ntagf ot
1he dcpreciatkln, Lax & In·
lerest on yoor lnconie fall
~turn . Present ow~r helps
v.·11h rlown pa.yrnrn1. Call !or
dttails.
Joa... co:Ts
"tffl{!J!JI WAL LACE
REALTORS
Open Even ingt
• 962-4454 •
TRANSFERRED
SV• % V.A. LOAN
Extrl. ih&rp/trlm l b«lroom.
2 bath homt in beautituJ
Huntin1:ton Beach locatiof:I
wllh beaulltul lal'Mhc•{lina:,
compltt~ •prinkle:r 1)'llem,
lnvl'ly rovered patio with
ocean vlPIV, watt r 50flener.
Pl!.950, To S<"e, call 842-2535
now.
(0 THE RCAL
'.'\. f:STATEP.S ' . .
ELEGANT MANSION
5 Bedroom 2 slory Colonial.
3 Balh, .wimming, .,X.01, va-
cant reeced to i 39,950 bt. t:au~ it need.~ pllintlna:,
room ror boa t and trlr. For. OWNER 1nat dining room, wel bar,
large kuchen, Bil modern TRANSFERRED hlto" rn°'' ;,. today.
Ex~·~:ru~·!i:n ~~~m . I' 1llage Re.11 Esl.1 tp
2 b111h home w!lh tx-au nlul 1962-4471 ( :=) 544-1103
landscaping, i' 0 ni pl r 1 e PENDING FORECLOSU RE.
sprinkler. syslrm, lovely ~·•iv· j Beaullfully kept '4 ~rm,
Cl'f'd patin w!1h '"'";in v1r"'· 2 s1ory tri-levet hon1e with
walrr soflrnrr. $~8.950. To 1 formal d inin.11;, family &; 2\,1
si>:r. (•Ill! M~·T.t.'.15 rl()"N, I sr1arkl1ng baths. r u 11 y
1-Q THE REAL
\"'-ESTATERS .. ·' ' .. OPEN SUN. 1-5
WILLIAM WINTON,
18905 ANTIOCH
Realtor
675-3331
~"'""!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!"!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I a ssi s tan c~ OI" bea uti lul home
General ~B~a=y~c~•=•~st':::-::-~-~-i,~·r:___:;"~'~'~m;•~871'.'._'.-~3296'.:'. ___ 1 -~~~~~===~
J::XCLUSJVE Baycre5t 11res Dover Shores
carpetrd, kir conditioned &;
c.xcellent residcntW area.
Subinit all 1enn1. Pi'k ed
under all o!hers Bl $39,950.
Call $o1j.S424, .'.:i>Uth. Cout
Realtors.
229 Mi1rine, B•lbo• l1l•nd 2033 Commodor•
Bay crest
Gen .. •I Op•n Sat/Sun l ·5 1.:.;;.;.;.;.;:.;_ _________________ I Owrlf'r moving !o ap11rlmenl.
* * * * * * Hcrt is your opportunity 10
gr1 a well Joc1Hcrl, 11pacious
BALBOA ISLAND
.l Br, 21 ~ ba, 2 lrplcs, lam
rn1 pool. S59.000 1 l 'til 5 * Executive's Retreat
S;i1' &: Sun) 64&-721!1. Summcr & winier privacy w/
Balboa Island ou.r pi~neering. Bay & mouo.
tain v1tw, 5000 i;Q 11. 5 ba!h~.
3 BR, 2 ha, g11r, palio. sm 4.r.ar gar. f'urn lor oc:cu.
lot. Sl0,000 down, carry 1st. _pancy, $178.000. 548-72·19
1'.iS Topaz. 673--0252 East Bluff
Balbaa Penins ula
ONL y $24,950 ! o·-1~v~o~R~C~E---1
3 Bf'rtroom "Dr('am Horne"' Jo-orr·rs salt, nr_ar.new 3 BR.
on large corner with under. 2 BA, AyrPs built home,
ground u11h1ies, crprrt, drpd, bi1ns. drps, crpL~. frplc, btck
di.,h"'ashl'r a nd largr. courl-wa.U, hratPrl POOL, land·
yard pa1io "'il h ful] gto\vn scapcd I nii . In ocean. Al-
olive trrr. Top locahon nr<'lr suml' '7~ loan. $l2,!l90,
~chools .C. shopping: a n If 96&-29'..'9 Bkr.
check low down payment 1---====""""--·I
OP'EN SUNDAY 1 to 5
OPEN SAT /SUN . 12-5 320-3201/2 ONYX
1st Offering! 3 BR. house. frplc., plus sep. 1-
bd rm. apt.. completely furnished. Fine con-
dition. Close lo North Bay. Good income!
$62.300.
3 lx-droom, 21,-1 bath Bay.
crr.51 home at lhe' r ight
pl'icl:',
JERRY FREUD
CHAS. ARNOLD
a nd :dnr rinan,·1ng, TRIPLEX
I 4 BR, }~1n1ily Room Pacific Shores Realty Reduced for Quick Si1le OCEANFRONT l lOME View e e e $47,7~ 5.16-8119·1 Ev""· :i.36-9866
2 I ,0. J ~· o • • 627 2 Bf>droon1s each. kitchtn
1414 Gi1li1xy Or ., Dever Shares
F'or the family \\'ho wan ls everything. Unob-
slructed View yet plenty or room to play.
Unu sual lot with pool. Almost new Ivan Wells
4 bedrm. 3 bath, family roo m, formal dini ng
room. $112,000.
5 Ory on OI. v1 ig wner e 644-1 -. .--....... .-, ....,
ov.'Tler, Ol'cupit'd 1 '~ yn ,IO?===""""'==== 1<.<L? A.bCL 19" Buil! . ins. pa!ios. f'nc lattd
388 E 17th St
6%-7755
C.l\f. .1000 sq ft . All elec bhn Fountain Valley PRIDE OF garages. Shake roo t, low
ki tchen. radi11.n1 heat, huge I'-=="'--'-="-'----main1t'n11ce !hruou t .• S39,95o
HOME & INCOME msfr bdrm 1~1/frplc + .1 NICE 3 Br, w/lam rm. Nr: OWNERSHIP ~·nr rlrt111ls 646.7171 ot
3 BR. house with l 3/4 baths, nearly new buil t·
in :i; incl. refrig. Lge . !i v. &. dining rms.; 2 BR.
furn . apt. over dbl. garage. Shown by app 't.
only. $66,500
e TRY 10% DOWN fi lge h<lrms. '4 1 ~ hR1hs, lovely r~rwy & ntW elemr.nlAry AttraCllVI' 4 Rrdrooni, 2 bitlh 842-2535.
draperits &. carpeting. Dbl sch!. Want lo sell fa5t! nP1Lr shoppin.t: rrntrr, and 3 BR. • $25,000
Rl'ally IL sharp, ~harp ~nmr~
11,t Bath.". A~ii:umablt FHA
ln11n. Price inr!. ·"!0\'1' re.
frill:.; all MW rnpper pJUmh-
g1Lrage w/hltn storai;:e Principal~ Only~ RM-4076 jus1 m1n11 !r«; frorn San D1ri:o
ca~inel. 0f)l'n Sat & Sun, Huntington Beech F'r\vy. S26.4;,() -ownrr \Vill
\O ' THE REAL 'C'-F..;'1'.l'ATER" KIDS LIKE 2 STORY
And so do their pa rents. We have a lovely
one \\1ith View for S89.500. 4 Bedrm, 3 Ba &
family rm. ALSO a 5 Bedrm .. 4 Ba ., fam ily
rm . on fee land w/pool at $85,00 0. Take your
choice.
11·.>, hy ownrr. $96,:ioo.1----------sell FHA or V,\ Trrrns.
"'""-0317• 1w61'-"" MAJESTIC SPANISH '"~m,_
Carona del Mi1r STEP'HENSON REALTY
306 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 67S-4000
* * * * *
inj'!".
OPEN SUN. 1-S
* 586 W . Bay, C.M .
BOYD REALTY DUPLEX 4 BR-2 STORY
GALAXY DRIVE I SOUTH-OF.HIGHWAY Authentirally styled from the
G.n.'.I 3629 ~::. Coa~t ""''Y·, Ccil\1 -.... L... -· '--d -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; e 675-5930 e '"'o ~ ,,..,,ronm units 1n one 11rc,.., {'OUrtyarfl ,nrry to
l l 5 BR, 3th B . .\, fa mily rm. dining r m $95.000
2 f 4 BR . :l'h 131\. family rm. dining rm $98 .500
31 Brand new 3 BR. 21h B/\, format dining
r1n, pool \\•ith jacuzzi . . . . . . . . . . . . . $120,900
• =~~c-ot C"'orn nil. d"rl Mar's mm:t artnhc-rrd 1deti roofs. 4 king. -~-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 "BALBOA-DUPLEX" <!rsirahlt' lo(·A Tioris. \Valk to .c;jzert bedrooms, 2\s baths.
I J 21' p Sp11r~J1n~ sharp -1111ly 9 ~'r~ Chin11 C.,vf', l!hoppini1. RJHI \\'alk-1n clD!>E'IS k vaultt>d • • oppy " ' •-• I h t h t· . Ous VIEW ynuni;c-.o "' _ ,,.~•J'Oflm-pnmf' r r n1rot11ry :ii;c oo. t'rrs ce1 1ng~. Massive fam. roon1 GORGE 3 BR .• '. Btk . 10 b<.cb w/'" Rl'l'll. • t':>:crllrnT ivf's!rnrn t . p~ln!, r1f'w carprr ~od low 'ol·ith crackling lirepl11-cr,
rmm your choice O[ the :i.:lnt viev.·. IEntt'r on Ha1.cl I pl'idr of ownenhip • N'e In r1·11·r make this today's V.'11-JJs or staiocd mirrored ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors scrr.tnl'd in lanai or the {'Ov-Dr., hchiorl 5 Crowns, oU 11ppreci a1e • low pr]o:-t of ll('!;t buy. i;:lass. Covered patio, J-TJl.r 1033 M•riner1 Drive, N .8 . 644-1550 '''d P'l;o. n.,·, '"'"P 3 Coast 1!11.')',) $37 500 ~-tt 0 I ..-~ O , . ""'<X' enl lrnns. n y .,..:i,,.,,., ~arai;:e. nly 11,,;, yrs. old. Caver Shores Office largt bedroom 2 ba lh homr 191 1 Sei1drift A Rral Estalt'n; Exclus1l'e READY FOR THIS:: Only
1'!!1!!!1!!!!!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!!!!!IJ ha~ a mal!llivt p!llO!! vC'rde Irvin'!' Tf'rr. J BR . + pool. Call 673-8.'iJO S2!1,700. A mu~t lo &t'e
IG.neri1I Generi1I 11tone fireplace. BeauilluJ i~. fuortu ced lo S.J9,500 C811 (7141 9fi2.5,J8.'i.
l~;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;,l ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;J ''"" t<llcheo pt"' rn•ny CORBIN FOREST E. OLSON I-o!htr ,peeial lt'e t UN'~. Onl y •
J ~~ ~'!~ ~o~:rni n-TRl-PLEX ~~~ar~~w ~:;iy i!1K9i-~: I MARTIN I 3 B$d2
r4'!SODen Inr. fu>altors
t I I I d · 675 49,n Retirement In l91.1t Rrookhur~t Ave. um, comp e e y rt' re, 1n. sag 500 · .,., POOL
cludini: nt w ct1 rfl"t.~. !111.
1
REALTORS ... 7662 Corona del Mor Huntington ~ach &C0.1 1 --I Stau1Hul home. Prin1r ar*'A. 1 ---~ ----mf'd . OCC'Upancy. Pnced bP·' S ' Al IL pric·,. YO U can afford. HATE low marktr a t 1.l1 2 Bedrm unh~. 8'piu·ale "1u11 3 Bedrm + dt'n. pn1r:\" h::i.11 . ___:__ __ OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 I Open till 9:00 PM. ~·1720 A charrn1ng onc hf'rlt'IYlm YARDWOR 7 $20,500 nne for oWrn"r. Live in s.nd l-~=~Sc=--.VERDE T R housP plus income for only K try S600 dOY>'n fHA, ME A 2056 TUSTIN AVE. A BELL 2955 Harbor $32,!IOO. Hirt' your~elf 11 gardner whr n
NO DOWN TO VETS
LB rJ:t 3 BR 11.·i1h 20x20 t11m-
pu~ mom, hrrl11.·d rloor~.
RP11r y11rd rompl blnrk '<1'1111-
"d '<1 1th jumho r.tmrnl pa~itl
art'a. VA Rppr11 1~ 11t .••
$24.600
'EASTSIDE TRIPLEX
•I
FIXER U .... ER RoH·k Bey, N.B. L):I', 4 BH. + CALL NO\V rOR AN you i:"PI thl~ swinging town-Newporf • fa mily rm, olf kitch. P rill. PORT WEYBRIDGE J
Owner 1lrspr.ntp • Niu:'«' I~ I c•ov. pa.ho. b ;' bl!Ck"Arcl. Hsrbor View h<nnf'. ~lonaro APPOINT/\1E:NT TO S£E houst, EnjO)' a nt'w way of ' I 67J."''-"" hfe. including 2 nnnJ~. clull-nol finished. Are you "'1llins.; L;reat homf' ror lamlly. \\'alk mOOf'I. CUs1om11.f'd roor f'n-°'"""" ""'"'
S"I f k C '
h<1u~. 9 holt pilch anri "'itf fi1 irview to 11.ave: or wor . omt 10 all school!!, try: carpPt t, lnd.~cp-'!". Quick ,..,
I 11 ti t 7 20 anrl pool t11blt>s. 3 hrdroorns. 11od c<>mp e1 e t l !! •. llVt> 11e ('Al .I. f;7;,.:1 26 occupR!l('Y. Sre • 21 .
646-1111 1n1n~1Qn uf your drf'llllU. A CURT DOSH, Realtor I JI~+ .. baths, plu,,; lols or
bd
'
.R t I d lndnor·otlldMr living. ,\~-(inytime) 5 nns -• orm11 1n-"f'""'"t:!I.
ing_. den • ju~t shout evt>11r. "1IJ ~;;:1-.._ -~F~R=u~S~T~R~A=T~E~D=•=,-·I rrurnr ll tlL\ l.ol\11 . All this ~~~~:":"".'~~~~cj 11,.,,, + '"' ,10~ p,110 Sc1n1 c ,.,,,,,ri11 &l~-&li2 F.v('.~ fii3.3168 • · for only S26,!!00. C11.ll 5'1&-2.l l.l
f;h arp un it~ with 121 2 8ecirn1 • 1 " · ., · ~--------I 17'.!.0 \V, Coas1 111~hv.·11y ft 1•nuld be wori<t>, .(1! vou
It hftcilf'lor un11 on \11r;:e IC!t POOL i\lllkl' thl8 your ~ummr r pm-----! dnn'I ~rr our 2 1np0 1istin£s1 .
..
Ohl .. riPIRciied g11r1gt. Tt) $30,900 il'C'I · llurry ·Dill! f;4:'>-030J $26,650 $2S 0 I. 1.0\\'E:ST PB ICE:D home 111
• IO';C. (fu.,.,n, only. 4 BEDROOMS FOREST E. OLSON '2 FAMILY ,45 JltVJNE TEllRACE
$32 ,950 FAMILY RM REALTO fto;; I ROOMS 4 BR -/-Den 2. Hl·:ST d11plr,,-BUY in
_ run 10 Ill! !hp fllnlil : i\loi'f' 2199 Harbo r, Co~le :\lrsa On~· f~nlily roon1 1 6x~I ll. A.•.,U111r B'~'; apr 1111111. Prr~. Corona rlrl ~1ar
10 THERCAL
•'"'-ESTATERS
.... ".l ..
OPEN HOUSE .---PERRON
· Y -.--1 "ith 11~ own naturel hnck tigP /nf'11 !1011, Jail:<' rnom~. SEMPLE in rwnd1t1on. !luge f11 rn1lv Would You Beli•ve? , BRQ A h runrn. rhiHoi.: rm, nalura.I Newpor t Beach 110-pbtC'f' .• t 001 t r 4 Brr1mnn1!1, rif'n, hu1J1.1n11. R•a l Estat• 675-2101 S UNDAY 1-5
.,..ootl ("llhirir ts In drra in _ 1_ L 1 flrrph1f'r 1n 1v1nJ.": r1n .. a!\. p11rk l1k" ,111rri . Oprn 11! 9 :r.,i:, t:. roast II")., ('(ti\ol 6822 Merilyn O r. .I, .. ~ ...... , ... .> Rr f111m rm r pool 11umf' :;~. "~ 11.pr. Joan. X!ra pm ~10-112'0 ------
642-1771 Anytime k11.rhrn. :><Int haths. no do,1n 2 f1r.,rl11ce,:-! ('IH'C'rf'r1 lan11.i plav ,(;·family 1•n1. ~n.J 7l0 I TARBELL 2955 Harbor Count 'em 1·2-3-4-S MOVE IN CLEAN
IP tn1s 11v11ilablr. Open l1JJ 1 rrpl & drp ... , hlln ki!C'h-TARBELL 2955 Harbor ~--_ _ _ _ (;r?•'IOU~ h0n1r ·!· •I nr•at ln· SO MOVE INI
--9.00 p.m. :i-10.1720 r n This sharp hOrnt'. j(l('al. ------_ 4·PLEX !21 2 . RR '!! k 121 ('Otne unit" all on 2 2 :i 11•1~ 4 BC'flrm, 1 ~:. halh, newly
\D THE REAL
·'"'-ESTATERS r 1 '" 1•. r ',
I FOR EASY LIVING
Assume VA 67' at $185 1
month. 3 Be_drms f•mily I rn1, ~·a1Pr softener, ii::e yard,
WALK TO BEACH
Better T han New
.1 Rrdroorn, 2 h<.1.lh "Cr<'llln·
Pu!f"', SC'C' to apprC'c1a1 e.
f:xcc!Jent i\l"fa. Only :\').-eani
young. Trrrn!t. $~1.~11)()
Collins & \V111t1; 962.J~i2l
Call A11y!f1nr c & w
dose 10 .schools. ~hopping,
frft'way. Secluded cul-Oe-sac.
JEAN SMITH, RL TR .
•100 F.. 17th. C.M. 6'1fi..325:S
BY Ownr~l-Br. 3 ba, lam
nn & atrium, crpts & rlrps.
bllns, dsh\l.'11.Sher, 2000 IC(
ft 1 :0.11 from Stale Besch.
96!!-:5656.
50xll7' LOT w/2 hr hou11t,
R-~. ~JR.500. 2 adjoinini lot&
avail. 642.-4610.
Huntington H•rbour
VACANT 4 BEDROOM \VATERFRONT w/doc k ,
$19.000. 2 Ba ths. !gr l1v10.R; rea.<;onahlr, lenn!I or will
room, bltn .... f'lf'c range & trade f'quity for 11malltt
OVf'n, family room, spacious tmui;f', lot or income pmp.
bedroom.~ \1•i1 h prjvalr h.~lh Ownrr. 54S-238l
off n1a.~1cr. c11rpr!s, drapes, Irvine
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Townhouse I' 1lloge Reol Estate
!&2-4471 I::::.) 546-llOl
GREAT LOCATION !
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"t OPEN SUN. l-S * TARBELL ('rl 011 quitt (!ul.de.5acj NO QUALI F.VING ~ I I BR 11.pts. S:.J.flOO .. l RR (.R(j fl.l, l'-.1 blk!I. to Big ('nr. pain•ed drpd bit Ckl
4111 SEASHORE I stn"l!'! 15 &o idl!'11.I home fnr , T11kP ovPr f')(\lllln~ JollA 1 homt v.·/pool, assume 6-\ <>na Rrach. $128,500 & sellrr 10 shopping e;c. ~Joe:~ Laguna Bei1ch ~ewpnl1 BPllCh, Of'eanlmnl 29 .• ~'i l!ARBOR a l1r.rR:e family ~·/your *'"· loan on l hi ~J-bed roon1 home GT loan. n10111hly p11.yments \i ill rina.nee . lion AU tl!'rm &nd onl"
]duple)(. 3 BR ln\\cr, 2 BR. iPrtainment 81 homt . Vu wilh t1 y11 rd big l'nough !or S211 . 646-0033. VE NCO UN !VE:RSITY R,EALTY SZ7.5oo 5 " SPOTLESS!!
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•upper. Knotty pine inltr. I p 0 0 L thlln S45.000 BetlPr Hurry. your own prdrn, Room !or REALTY, 2029 Harbar Blvtl, 3001 F:. Cst llv.y. fi73~0 Collins k Watrs 962.5S23 GI NO DOWN ContempnT"l!ry 3 BR. horn~ -.~~ h_r .. ~kBohi>hlc. P.1~~t oo t call for •PPi.10 M"e. expansion t~! kf'n>~hl.11 CM. * SHORECLIFFS * Call Aeylime CUST0~1 2~tory,.l lu.llba.lhs, heamrriCPilings.der k ... with
•"""' Sllnu t rf'nh_.,, on CHILT ROalNETT painted ("Xlf'nor (l<,1."ntr $23,9!0 oetan view -bllils, Wil l Soeil
wtnrtr / summtr lea/Its. I REA":l'O " ""-Ol 2' --"'I po;,, in~ide. Ahnn~t new OPEN DAILY 1--4 :30 c & w larie lot. fruil tree~. or lease/opt ion. Ask. SJ7,"1JJ .., ,... '"" wu Freshly painrt'd" in~id(' & ou!. 302 E I C KRAFT REALTY 'Pr\~ -$74,&00. I Sparklinll:" 4 bedroom home shag carpetlni & kitchen J b(odroom nn /11.l'p;t R.2 lol Ven ng anyon REALEX REAL ESTATE
Call : 673-3663 ~·5!M2 E\'es '''ilh be11.uti fuJ Rom~n pool (17 850 noon:. V11c11.ot & can l!{'l wit h a llt>y acrf'&S, Plenty ol Calif. ranch i;tylt . :\?nl fa mily )7171 Beach Blvd .. H.B. ~17 Glennf'yre Strtf'I
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BROK EAS-REA.L TORS
l Ol' W Bull'i oa 673 J6•1
$24,500
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4 bedrooms 11111~ 8 hut:c It rn.
lly rm, anci an f'l{'l!:&nt Pn-
try hall 1hat ope115 to a
cenlral noor pl11.n and liv.
lnJ rm. •v.•ard w1nini'!" kif1 •h.
eo wl lh finr quality buil1·in
n nae • aven, rui•ural brick
ftrepl•ce. No do111n tl'rMI
avall•ble, Open lil1 9 ~00 p.m.
.... 11211
TAllBELL ms H••bo• * DUl'UX * ·-•2~ttch
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• 125."111 c.u Ml-1113
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6 UNITS
! Jo'ully carpr_ttd, all bltn~: PRICED AT f r 1 quick ~'IP~'fion. $2.1,500. room ro build. llf'aM of homl' 3 ~1J:: patio. 4. &f.l!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.!!O!!O!!! .. !!!!!!!! R42·14111 968-Jl7R t.aeuna Beach 494.8561
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fan11\y rm., cove~d p11lio. Ai:rnt 67.i-4930. Co1111. /\ft>M ASK FOR I rrns. · 11. · For an ad to tell f,RIUDd DAILY PTLITT for action? Sell icill' i r~ms nn'4'!
fi re pi! and mono. Only l Bed roo m 2 hath, fa mil y : 1 RERRY'S AGF:NT fi75.4!ll). DON V. FRANKLIN th . clock, dW W..sl7L Call fi.12-567R k Nl\'f'! Call 642-56711 No\v! $3~i.950 Call 545-1424. room home. conlplet~ wl1h LIDO WATERFRONT --REAL TOR 673-2222 ==='======~~;;;~~=~==...:.=:=.;;::==:;:,===I
· bltn.!1, crpt1 k dr11.Pt"s, dble APTS.-320 LIDO NORD Bi1ck Bi1y I FINE OCEAN VIE\\'. 2 Ar. --------------------g~raRt lo boal I C't'fllS. Own. $140000 Price \\"\lh 7r~ 1s1 2 b;,.. den. encl. PQrrh, ln\'f'· Q./i"Q'1) ~"'\.. '-f}-C. ~C.9
f'r movNI 10 Boll.Ion and TD 6 Re1r.ut furn. u nit~: ILICENSt-:ES, full or part ly kit, v.·t'I har, l11.u01!ry, \:)~ 1-'-c.ili }_"V)..-~ J.J<,/"V
mulll scll lmmfXli1tt!»· Suh. 6 c~r gar11.l{f'll. & uti!. inorn, J llme, r .n~rrl slow st_11rlers & w/w t rp1 . _ ~lnt. mnfl , Nr.
ml1yourterms.Ca11 .)ol().IJ5l . Ro ~-1 on !lwimrn!ni'!" be;,.ch. ~ure l1 n1sht'r~. ~111d i;:an. hriu·h. Sfi1,j()(). Ownrr, The Puzzle wifh the Builf-/n Chuckle
llf'rll11.1c 1Ualtor1, <opt'n \\'ill con!lidrr tr11rft for boat grTllC OK. Hii<or ,\lorfis ~'-'~1--IJ600,.---. =cc-~,,----="°"I
r\'tl.l or mu1mum $85.000 lite. 4. Cll.!C.~. don'1 llpply. 7 BR. Vif\\', Nr11r Lilllf'
BR hou~c. TIIANI\ YOU , . • 1 Corona beat·h, ~1usl M!ll.
,$75,000 fOOd ipend•bl~ TEA FOR TWO Bill Grundy, Rltr. Failhlul peoplC rOr ' Y~ur Ov.·oer 67~i-.l~U.
Exclu5l ve wllh Ill · F.aat~jde. I 1 ii 83.1 Dovtr Dr., N.B. &l:l4620 Joy11.l1y in 1970 111 my ne w JNCO :vl'E CdM-. ~,~ho-,,.-,-,_~,~,,,",1
2 B.R. l BA cech. Bllns, Eallllidt 2 bedroom It •m Y j arlrirrss. Ev~ry h1tin1 with n-turn. Cklst to t~·ery11lina.
N"f,,.-., crpt1, d!'PI, fe_nced room hOml'. Excellent noor 4 •-..I Quintard Rtalry wu l(l!d in ll8 500 Phone 499-3622
v.•/Cf>mplete priv1cy, separ. plan with f!Ktn 1&1'11:t mom~. ..unn 1970 . i nd au st'llf'rt r«t'iV-~-·~· '"'"'. ~------!
t1te p1Ho~. 2 Blocks 10 1Tth l..arp:f' IOI wit h &Brdt'n plu~ $27 950 d lh rl Cost• Meta s1.1hopplnc. Prewnt lncan111 4 CAR GAR.AGE for boat 1 e t net agrre Bmount.1.1----------t
"50 ""' mo. bo t '"°"" "' ""' '"''· . C.IJ 646-mt to + F•mlly Rm. ~ LJl.nfard CONTRACTORS ATTN nlaed. Good 1erm11, intpect. Larre family .home. f!ntry $51JCki Price rtducdon on thb Lachenmyer Rlty hAll, huge rarn1ly room, tX· • RIAL TY remode.led home pltu 3 car
. 1r1I btthl. natural v.·ood Since 194' IA.l'Age & 1~ !)eel on
c.n 646-3928. tve1: s.6-2290 kitehtn c:•billf!\IL, l'l\YTif'r df!I· Dewnt.wn C•t• Mep 100' r~ntage, o nb.' 124~500,
• pc>rate. Nn dow_n tt.rms 11va1J. 1171 Vogel Co. Ret1ltora, 2667 E,
R·2 CORNER LOT * MINI • ESTATE * ;.:;::,.:""" UIJ 9,00 p.m. HAJ!IOk 642-2991 Cout llW)'. DIM. 673-m>
Convrnlc nf C01;1a M~u 1oc11.-Balb«Mi P•nintul• TARBELL 2955 Hi1rbor List wHh C.Q. Buy from C.Q. BY OWNER 4 a.--
liCln. fknl11.ble 2 ~!room Gracloux 2-«!0ry hom" w/ -------OPEN JlOUSE • F'or Sall! Ciillt')..'f' Pnrk SP'1 ciou5 1900'
hcru .. wf1ttl pay for l ndve~I. ha y view; 1·Jo11e 10 N.11.\'.C. WOWI $24,SOOI hy Owner. Ne:w p!lllnT. J,ove-3 Hird Nlth~. }'a m, ~lee .
mt'nt uni }'Ou 11.re re:a v to · BR 2 ,__ GI/FHA Ter mal ly 111Nftn. Good C""ts. 3 ~-ud . l >l ~ 1-0..,__ Ii: !lhra ry. 4 Lar. .• ...... ... kitchen. Ju~h <'l'llt, LndM:~. '"' un1t1. , . ....,. n> h d' er Low Int VA Loan BR. 2 BA. FfR. rihle frpl, R :u zo oo-·n P• ...... t'nl 646-7171 WI! llU Kl apt. 0\'tr .lif'P. 3 2 •• , __ .. ...,_,,,_ -'""· Ow-r ••"II m. f{ll' h 0 I I ' s: . ' ....,... • 1:11.r. l«f'. pa.rlo, fruit u·tts. Br1!rrn, ""· crp!d, n•:u. "'' • ~· ·-·.. '"' "' ;.~.t:l7fi.
$69.flOO. HAFFOAL RIAL TY tarry 2nd 1:.~,· J:imed.;3"""0 4 e ffiLLEGE P1u1f1 mo~t OPEN ~AT/SUN . 1.5 142-4405 <'1tp11nry. ...~ .. ·~•. • F1lrhlll Dr. 54s..66A.1 unique hou~. 3 hr , dtn,
3.10 U NDO ____!.r EVl!'I : ~l·2~~6 1~ ba.. Nl'w landsc111pin1.
Newport &Mch Rei1lty Daily J>llf)t W11"t Ads hlw J F•at resultJ kTf': ju11t •phone I nisllc lnl~rior, nmoM1ed * f!T5.1M2 Anyrimt * I bupj!'ll &lk>re. c•U •way . 64.2-6678 h1lhll. s.&-n902. SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS· IN DIME·A·UNI!
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S..t11r~. January 2J, 1971 DAJL. V PILDT
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L•@un• Nltuol Newport llNch ........ for 1110 1541 rncem. Proporty "' 9u1lnoH Houw Unfum.
Family "°"" OCEANFRONT TRAll:ER PARK OWNER ..u1 !rad• lO M -'°"""'==1""=1'X:J-_....;2:::c00 Goner•!
MUST BE SOLD this mo. \Vltb a !ft " ...U view, Old equity In 2 C.M. trtpln:e1 XLN'T appor. tor couple..
3 BR, 1 BA, Excellent co~ Newport cMrnl w/Spanlsh SnE FOR 20 or more un.ill In Mu.ffltt Serv . .t: dot rniom· UNlVERStrY PA1'.K
1-IERE'S A PUCE TO GET dllion. f'enc:M yard, Im· f'lare. Spacious 2-1tory, 3 Approxlmat,Jy 17 acre1, :ron. Orange Count)' Prlnclpala ing serv. Most to,inpletely 2 BR. :2 Ba'g •••••• $25(1.UX'.j
O!-T: 81~~ into lhr F.eo. ~late OCL'Upll.nl b 1t:}J. 1VA br, J ba, [l1m rm ~Las.s encl., ed R-3, Can .ret trailer park ~y. 54&-6133_----= ~'· 1•,• • ., ... mOwf' !,_~~Y111-,? E.lqanf 3 bdrm., 2~ bath
r lern1s • \/II i a e. ow w, • fo-.. ,, ca•-'Jna view. variance' Be&t kxatlon In Loi• •-, s.1. 170 .n.c1l ,..,,. .. I -~--logical w o n d e r 111 t' n t o . .... ..... · "' l••<h. 1 _ •• ,,1. " q • d _ tow, ....... "' .. --.• $375-:5425 Sl'A'rELY TREES. SANDY monthly payments. BRING Situated (Jn Balboa Penln. He1peria, near aol f coursel-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 536-2+19 an··5 3 Br. l ba. fam ml •••• $340
BEACH.ES. AND A NEVER AN OfF'ER. Aski"&" S32,9.10. A!sume So/o loan . Could be and Inn. The area needs a \• · . CORONA DEL MAR
ENDING VIF:\V or rnE Open HouY-Sun., Jan. 24• useJ 1..1 2 units. Good tax delux mobile home park. To. AVOCADOS WJU... Oboounl Cho1tt T.0 . 4 Bdtma 2 bt.Uu: $325
OCEAN & CATALINA IS-l-5 pin. 24372 Las NIU'anjai. shelter. Conslc:!.~r eicchal\&e. tal Price $80 000 Call Georg 511. Ac.rel in for $25 000 "''Io pt Ion ., ' •. ''.
LANDS. ~tailed. all wt'lOCI UN?2~25 ~~~I ~!~~TE ::::1 ~·ner, 646-QOO or ~~71 -I~ve~tment Div~ ~~i:;~!:a.:;~tf:.:r:• .~,~.!C"684-597. t~.2 :v:~~I~:~:; ired h·111
t-xtcrior, Located on 1he 1Sou ... Laguna 499-1397 i --~~·=~==~=~I •" •• OCEAN SIDE 01--TIIE BLUFF~ BEST BUY private road
H\VY.. with PATMWAY ' ;L~i~d~o_;.;h~I•'--------With view ol Bay. 3 BR. 2~ crop managenu·nt available BEAlTT'Y i&lOn -4 atationl:. REALTY LEADING TO TI·IE BEACH . I Prime Lido Nord Br., apllt level, Vaet.nl. O\VNER WI.LL mADE &it cond, beaut decor, "!r:i Univ. P,11< C<"I•<. t-"·-3 ••-2' •-oh i-===""""""""""""I 1<5,000 10 expand, xlnt Joe, ~ ... .. 1vu,. Un ique uurn1., .., "'" 5 a·n 6 ha w/elevalor 59 Move-In cond. WiU sell or Ree.I, 846-!IODO B46-S85S Ca.U Anydme 833-0n)
floor pl11.n. has rustic hv. I fl 10·1 pf,r"& tlaat . $275,'ooo. lease. $44 .~ _Su bmit. Apartment1 for uile 152 OPENINGS for wholeM.le "!'~~!'!"!'!"!'!!'!!'"!!''!!'.,.I
rm., wllh walls of ~rk, & • T
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natural wood pani•linK. lO Beaut 4 BR .,,, ha ho1ne REALTOR 673-2222 Prest1·ge ~-c~;Jo.1: ... ~~a~ud: Property M~m'nt Div.
t-"''1'. ll!GJJ CEILINGS OF 'oh .~ fl ·~ate r l~nt<'Lg•. • •LBOA COVES C BR ~ mod I .,~ OPLN BEAf.fS & HEAVY Y,\ .,., • • ~ lnve1tment ''"'""'.-e .... ...-..
CROSS TIMBERS extensive ~m for large boat 1hp11. WATERFRONT Opportunity 220 3 BR, mov, In now .... $340
1 1 M>d GLASS SK't' Price $500,{0J. Prime Joe. 3 BR, 2 ht. alnJ:le A t t REALroRS l BR, tri-l'v'I .......... S300 ~~~~~o~fll.-'SiVf' BR1cK Bill Grundy, Rltr. .story_ Newly decor. Fenced par men SINCE 1945 Partner Desired 2 BR, no maintenance •• $1~
FIREPLACE w I ORNATE 833 Dover Dr., NB 00-4620 yd. 30 U. boat sliP. $79,500 673-4400 4 BR, kids/pets OK .... S3C()
HOOD. Center .st111f\YCIJ hA.s ON STRATA CENTRO Bill Grundy, Realtor D 1 r.!OBii1'" ~~~i PARK 3 BR, vacant .......... $300
antique CATIIEORAL WIN-t S.."'<lrooms, 3'i Baths 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-4620 eve opment De wlopmenr in Cell S4S-&424
DOW OF STAINED GLASS 35 Ft. + Lot BAYSHORES 5 AC HORSE RANCH ~tAJOR so. CALIF. CITY 1 BR priv couage ........ $85
&. CRYSTAL , app1".>x. 100 Street to Strala BY OWNER <I& Units PICTURE BOOK SETTING ALL city Utillries & 1 BR privoottage, by stree.m,
YRS. OLD. A truly Gowmet $12.500 3 BR, 2 ba. AU new kitchen, Magnificrnt l story, pride Lovely new luxurklua 3 br Sewcra. On Major in Silverado Ca.eyon .•. $100
kitchen w/ELEC. RANGE & LIDO REAL TY INC. hdy,•d floon. Private com-of ownership development, rihake roof, white fenl'Cd, Artcrlal. AU Plans 2 BR crptJ, drps, kida .. $115
SELF CLEAN. OVEN. DSH-3377 Vie Lido 673-7300 munity. 1 b!k to water. Move brand nrw, nr Jreeway on-ample wat,r. Mu~t ae!J $!"l(Xl romplete. Low Intern( 3 BR home, kid s/pet OK Sl..55
WSR .. ELKAY CUISIN E ** 40' Jot. Clean 3 br, 2 In. 645-1410. off ramp ln lhe very heart down to reliable buyer. Financing Arrangtd. 3 BR dn, pool, kids/ptls $115
CENTER. ha. Newly redecorated. of 0 .C. MaB"tertu!ly de1;igned $29.950 total. (TI4) SM.5555. READY to Build~ Projected STAR*LET n~7330 Lower ltvel fea1ure1; 3 bd-J\.fUSf SEU. BY dWNER f HI I · Large patio. $TI,SOO. Brand •••· 1-.,·mpl• 1 ore c tn!, Jo meu1!enance Today or eve. PROFIT $1.800,000.Ckl? FOR LEASE 'm'. &
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bath'. 'l•I<. bdrm. · ,_., • ll Co b1" --• I " Kl 5-2512 after 6 pm blk be h 3 b 2 ba. 2 opera on. m '""-' w liU· ONLY QUALIFIED 3 bedroom _ 2 balh ho~ in sultc & dress. r1n.. has _ _:::_:c::::_=::_.:_:..cc__ ac • r, · perb qufllity to insure aliiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiii""iii ...
MA'.""SIVE 0 L D ADOBE Lirlo's Best Bayfronl Lot Irplc, beam ceilings, w/w . hi . PltINClPALS North Costa Mesa. $250.00
' 1 T 1 h dbl , profits e long 1erm m\'es!-Commerc'tal Lat READY to DEAL! .... , -nth. Coll ·-,~.,. FfR',PLACE. ELE.GANT Avai!ab e. erm11. carpi!' , ~ I a . ,..._ ""' __......, .... -Ow CM "!" 6'2 ...,..., ment. Property consists of N~ED INQU IRE. ""'E REAL ESTAT~• BA1ll HAS HUGE SUN KEN ner ...,.. J _.::~-~·;;:::~~-====---1 33.1 BR & 15-2 BR units w/ On Weit 19th. C.M. 84 lC 140 -714/l25-4IS.i; 714/filW-55.55 '" ""....,
TUB, dbl. pullmans, all !av. Mesa Verde BAYSHORES deluxe carpeling , dr-.ipe!!, el-a real buy for $18,000. TODAY or EVE. 3 BURM.+ tamily rm., full
alory & bath trim are AN-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BY OWNER e\'a1or, recreation bldg, pool, JERRY FREUD dln\n,g rm., built-Jru., brk.
TIQUED BRASS. An archi.. ~ br, :! bR. New k.iteh., hdwd patiO!. Terrific location. min-CHAS ARNOLD SEASONED notf's ba!an~ $390 a month. NO FEE,
d. fASTI $25.lXXI &. $50,000 executed Newport 540-1720 trcturally perlecl bl~n 1ng ACT , floors. Pvt commU11ity. l utes from almo5t a!l the rly. • ··~'-=""'-''-=~~-· --~I 7 s c M by internal'! mul1i-biU\on $ =-of casual elrgance. !-'or As~me a%% loan on this __ b'~'-'-'~""~'-"~·-645-~~"~'-'--I namic major projecl~ In Or. 338 E~~75~., · · nif.i: firm, lO% yield. Call 3 BDRM., Family nn., park
$74,SOO s~~...,,ing 3 bedroom & lam· Canal Front-By Owner ange County_ Just complet-til5-62S9. like yard. Costa Mesa. Kith 0 Ii S I 4 P !\f __..., · 1"'"000 1 .1,,..,..,..,..,..,~..,~~ OK, brk., $200 a month. NO JX'" ouse un. · · · ily room home. Immaculate $68.000. Priv, dock, 2 BR.. ed. price """'· . erms1~ 244 MISSION REAL TY 0w 2 Ba. dn. & 2 rm. &. pe.tlo open, will consider cash +OCEAN trnnt to Cout Hwy .M:.:;:OM:.:;:V'-'l~o;_:L~o~1~n"--= 1''EE, 54~1720.
La landscaping. ""r must "ad• a< down p•ym•nl. R-3 P-"Y, approx. 12.000 -150-Poo 2 BR I trl 985 So. Coast Hwy., ~una cd 1 T k 11,pt. up. Call : 673-&512 ·~,.. 1 TD L $ I r o, re I ··
Phone (714) 49~0731 seU .imm ialle,;_. a e o.vecl< BLUF"FS. Dolo-• modet-3 Mana11en1ent available. sq. ft. Xlnt ~ug\ne11 or st oan cpt.&/drps, w/d, chlld OK.
payment.sol$....,per mo1n ·~ COMPUTER· home po11!b 1llt y . So. Bl Be *645-0111 PANORAMIC princ, int. taxes & im. ca!l br, 2~ ba. S<l2,500. PREPARED l..agul'lll, $110,000, (213) 711"'· IN1'ERESJ' u• aeon
• 151 JI ·ta 0 -at1 71 -4 I 644 -5915 or 97 ~ 5 BR 3 BA Llv rm din VIEW 54""1 · en ge I\.<' ors. 2131469-783.S. ANALYSIS BY APPT l_:'.2#-:c__;ll=-~~~~~ 12 d TD L . . '
loP<n '"''-RICK ALOERITTE NO h<U« vi•W Joi In "''" n oa n ~' lam aw""· ""' ... ''·· Unoh•1ru<'lcd ocean view I !!!'!!!!!!!!!'~t"!'~~'!'l~~ BAYCREST, o-n Sun 1·5 H La R .....,:,tmo. ner. 546-lnJ I ' ,.... Beach ta, pna. e1u. from all rooms of this 3 GOLFERS PARADISE pm. 4 BR, ~ ba. lll2 Not-....., " B M1N Terms balled on equity, 1120 • 2 BR, yard tor kida/ .... ,nt un. y owner. . 'bedroom home. perch~ on On the 17th. !airway of Mesa tingham, $49.950. Rhoda Gniduarr, Realrors Inslltute DOWN $2500. 546-87'90 bef 642-2171 54~11 pets. Available now?!
secluded hill, walking dis· Verde Country Oub. By Magil Rltr, 714/&12-3600. Phone 547-6469 anytime lO am&: af( 5. S@rvina; Harbor area 21 yrs. Blue Beacon* 645-(1111
tancc to heach. Built-in kl1-CN.'Jler. Custom buill 4 br., *223 OCEANVIEW Ave for 1 -..:.=::.::.::..:::~,-=.'-"'_.-'_-lc30::..:::::..:::._ • .=.:_c::,-__ -.--1-t S•ttler Morft• .. Co. llli . Nice 1 BR stove re'-"'"'
chen. Garage. Decks &. fam. rm .. formal dining nn.. We by owner. View of &y SIX ipacious, =wvum Arch °"'y, ..-.una, x" l36 E. 17th Street "16
• Ocean. 54g_1,.o~. apartments NewJl'Jrt Beach. ocean view lot on Stonington ~-'=.:::;-=.:::;.;=.='-=::=-I Clllts drps. Singles OK. large. terra.ced yard. $-12.500 2 fireplaces, 2,'500 sq. It. on """" Pool, garden patio. $125,000. Ave. Just reduced $1500. Money Wanted 250 Blue lkacon * 64.S.0111
Call -on ~lng!P level. 6"' "4 loan Newport Height1 Trades con~\de~d. P . 0 . Owner Box 2203, I...a&;una
assumable. Open 1-!oulE' Sun. i-----------I Box 1<175, Newport Beach. Hills 926il A VERY well established Belboa Cavel ..AO tan
REAL ESTATE
11·5. 3036 Java Rd .. Mrsa '"2 -•~='-=~~~----busineu in reit:lonal Orange 1---'--------1 4 BR & POOL ""'-£""" MONARCH BAY rare ocean WATERFRONT, deo:>r. 3 Verck>. 54()-4005 Comm1<c1"1I view lot. Exclusive priv. County shopping center Cano O:>d 2 s1ory preltil!;e needs expansion capital of BR. 2 Ba. Mo. to Mo. S350 FOR SALE BY OWNER ,.... P<o .. <I• 151 beach community. Leasehold l 30 000 1 s~ 000 E 11<-' Bill Grundy Rltr. 642-462> home. Lorge kitciien wi1h • , o ""· . :tet' "' Cor.dominium, Spanish-w/w $25.750. ~96-4819 0 0 , 1 0 -11 y \V ~ i 1, C • I •-•ch J 190 Glrnneyrc St. all blllns. Marblt f1-n!e, 1 ----------·l~~~""'c;;=-~~~ PP " · ' ap11 rana u.. _ carpet, drapes, b It n s. '' PRfVATt: Party wi~he11 10 Cla11silied ad No. <ti, Dally 494-917:1 ~9-0.ll6 ltreplaet>, l br, 2\i ba. chandeliers. Large livinR & EARN 15°/o iell targf' EmPrald Bay Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, CO!!ta NF:\V 3 BR, 2 BA, family
VIE\\'! VIEW? V I E\V~ Beau1\ful grounds & pool. dining rm feeing lipa~Hng $100,000 Cash Down view lot. 494-9968. Mt.so. Calif. 92626 rm &r. den. close to achoo!,
OCEAN, CITY & HILL'). Low maintenance. Adults. 1)()01 , Partial ~an view $1i0.000 Loans 111 7')',,-8';"., beach &. boat harbor, cptd.:
""" ""'" .....__ ....... --."' •-1-ny. ""AAA"" TENANTS Real Estate Wanted 114 \I.' ANTED: $10.000 sho r t d~ di~ h J-[rom this lovely home in _,..,,.....,.,,, ""'" •vv"'""' ... '"u W~ll , 11,., '''"• ... was er, .... ve.
2 BA 12 ~· f;6.000 or local tnide. term loan. 1 ,.a y '"· •250 mo. 637-5318 n1inl condition -3 BR , . 4 Bdrm.~. lrg x.... game J0.000 1Q ft · OC Airport SQlJ) S8 An ho M t For \nlormflllon, c a 1 \ _•:::"-'::::.-=,:..::=----I lari;:eJivlng&.lamil)'roon1s. room, I-% baths, built -in CALL "="' 64,•1414 W.R . DUBOIS INC. nl& a mf'. us 714 / .... 145 I lo 5 pin Corona del Mar
well-planned kitchen with kitchen. rugs rape11, * 545·7166 * • d 9 \:I' boy l&e home in CM . Fnt. .,,.,...... • · tm ph •A _..., ----'-"~=-=-'Valley or HB ~ $3000 -d::-:•c:ilyo:· ______ 1----------1 loadi;: or iloragl" & b~akfAst $35,700. for appo1n 'nt · "11 .......... ...., SI c ••7 91"1 l<ALTY Shopping Center t• dn. Must M ve rear a«1>,;s Mortflfll, YRLY IM, 3 BR. 1 bll., "''· nice yard&. patio areas, ··;•·,~-~,~-~-~~~-..-~ s ·---~ ::-: Nt1r Nrwper1 P••f Otfh:t 10 •c. C-2 downtown an for trtr. Ohl gar, 3 BR Truat Deeds 260 Dbl cir g .... o,g~w~•. beautifully landscaped wl!h NR M.V.C.C. · 4 hr, 3 ba, Juan Capistrano _ or can be Ir den + R'llett hou11e or _.:.:_:o:;;_::.:;:::_:c.,_ _ _;:;.:.I 11tove & rebig, AdllA only,
attached 2-ea r garage • in fam rm. pool. i 56M furn Santa Ana Hel9ht1 r I Bkr ~ 000 4-, NET RETURN 1 blk from tx:h, ~ -.1 1 o .split or deveopment. , ap! nvtr rar .• op SJI, . u 11 .,....., '""' On' of Lam•na 's be.lier nr nve.t un urn. ~·ner I----------_ ~ .. ~ 493-1153 or 493-1706 eYe1. 5"12-5902 GUARANTEED •=-1~ .. .,.
areas. cl~c to sc~~ c540-::::.~1~554::,_,=-~~-~-I OWNER 'IRANSFERRED Condominiums WANTED: Oldl'r h ome on PRIME TRUST DEED, 3 BR on double lot. Crpta.
1'14 ,500. ·I BY OWNER -p~ ~r, la m $1000 usumes 7~i! GI for sale l 60 brokl!rs. Write, Cluailied Payable $2.674 monthly drps. dbl garagt". $215 ma. ~ nn. lmmac. us crpll. mortgare 5 BR. family rm. 11.d No_ .1111 Daily Pilot, P.O. at 9'/n, EMERGENCY! G. H. Robert.>n Realtor, ~~~~ Quiet cul-<le·sac. $40,750. 2700 sq. ff. 545-ml. ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Box l 56CI, DHi ta Mesa . $j(),000 Ca.sh Required. 675-2440 ~...,<ii 546--0TIS I• ~ ,_., ~o. cc~~' ..w.: San Clemente RECREATION minded peo-CaJit, 92626 714/325-4153; 714/684-555a 3 BLKS to ocean or bay,
iO\,llli l.AGl.J'< .. CN..r. Newport Beach ·~-~~-----~-1 TODAY OR EVE l BR 3 b d d" . ...__.._..c-.r I pie move to "TIBURON" -Apt. Unl!5 In good location ~~~~~~~~~~ , a, en, in 1 rm, OPEN H6Use-GOLF' Course Home, 2 BR. it you have lived "condo-wanted by pvt buyer. C.Ond l-'b=!l=M~·-"'=a="~-~6~1=3-~3C~n"---I
SIS,800 F.H.A. , 2 BA, 2 patiOfi, Jand9Caped. minlum stylr" And loved ti not important. 675-3511. I JI t! l CUTE 2 BR houte. Clean. SAT & SUN Anyone qUAlifie!! aub.)f!ct to • $33,500. 492.1003 e -move up lo TIBURON Houlal lorRlnt Near beach. 419 Orchid Ave.
FHA Loan with 6'4 t1Mual 2 BR bl · 1....i where real townhouse livins '-------, ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ 67~2442, 644-4190 B'I OV.'NER: Cus1om Lower
Mys!ic Hill1 -• Picture1que
v\l'\VS -24x26 sunken !iv rm,
tugh beam clng. huge trpl.
formal din. 3 BR. 2 BA,
sundcck. $54,500
.. ••<IM-3034 ••*
EMERALD BAY
A qu11lity home wi!h swel'p-
in g occM views. spacious
open beam Jiv. rm .• se-p.
dinin~ nn., !gr. ranrled
rlrn; 3 hflrms .. 3 bath.~. View
dr1·k -S99,500
Turner A1soc iates
tlOCi N. Coast llwy . Laguna
•94-1177 Anytime
QU11.I' & cozy. l BR chllITTI·
percen1a~ rote. Total pay-drps, 2 tilks heh. t'HA 5% 'f. l1 in fu ll swin~. f"nanclal • FRONT houae, 2 B<:lrm1. 2 , Lins, . .,.c, cptg, "I 1 ~ _cc;_:;_:;'-------1
mt'nl $148 per month. ShaJ11 assumilhll', $25.CXXJ. 49'1-~2 11 you havl'n't tried it -ln· Houses Furnlihed 300 ba., carp., drape1. SZIS
3 bedroom home gll!11enlng vest & little time ro look J! ' month. Agent 675--2101.
with llARD\\'000 FLOORS. Sen Juen Capistrano over. B 1 General AVAIL ~f11.rch l-Neu beach. ·
2 lulfuriOWI ba~. modnn Oioice RPsalf's Av11il /'.'ow us neia 1.:::;;.;.:;::;_ ______ , I l br. Quie-t pe t ok. No ,
built-in kitchen. Ready for 3 IlR, 21~ BA Spanish We speciahze 1n ~rll ing ron-Opportunity 200 $85.Utll p&id, comp\ turn. Pa-children. $185 mo. 673-5748 !
immcdlale ~-GI to .... ·nhouS<". blrins, c nt1 , dominium~ try u~ tnr real tio ideatlorsttldent. 1 hu"o'C'rs welcome. CALL' drps, pool. elec 51:uage, action. p,.Upcrtiri needed, A.AA BIUe Beacon * 645-0111 Co1ta Mesa
W. a Iker & Lee nlany OlhP.r tlCtrl!la. $30.SOO. buyrra waiting!! CANDY AND $165-2 BR yearly at the ~ach 1----------1
644-22611 day,67>-1028 •V•. SNACK SUPPLY Child/P<'I•, ''"•'" ok. $169 plus WATER
Realtors University P•rk LEASE "TIBURON TOWN-WE ESTABLISH Blue Be•con * 645-0111
HOUSE" -1600 &q. ft.. 3 ALL ROUTES Balboa l1land 3 BR Freedom Home, as 19. 2'7')J I !arbor Blvd. at Adams ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
545-0165 Open 'tll 9 Pl\!
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
VIEW-WOW $30, 700
5 BEDROOMS bed.rm, 2\.; b11!h, only 6 mos. fNo selling in\'olved ~ Very IJj:e fncd yard, kid1
nld . All pool and rerrcn1\on CASH: REQUIRED 4 BR. furn . Avail F'eb 1st. k pets OK. 5choo!s near_
fa eilltlt 5. A1•ail l'lpprox Plan on~ •......•.... $9i:i.OO S.li5/mo yearly, Gas '-wtr Stove '-re trig available.
2-1·71 Plan two ............ S1 625.DO l cpd'---.-64_oc_21~"'~·~----6-12-222'1 enytim(' ~9666
Lllrwin Re•lfy, Inc. Plan three ......... · $32.30.00 Coron• del Mer VERY SHARP 3 bedrm, 2
962-6988 •nytime Ex('('Uenr income !or a IP.\lo' bath home iVJlh crpts, drps
ini:: apt in rei;idcntia l neigh-That's righl! UnbclievRble in
txlrhOOrl. Close to be11ch :. Newport Beach, View. Lllrge
Jc.wn. Em ployed sinJi:/C a<iult BR"s , Formal dining: rm.
wirh refef"l!nces. $115 Incl Huge paneled family rm
And family rm. 2111 Balhs.
Comt'r location -just steps
10 S\opping center & oo.ly e
.shor! walk 10 parks, pools,
tcnnl.'! c1s. & goH rourae. A
rine family home at just
$3!'l,9.j() with an ASSU MABLE
low in1erc.st loen!
YEN OM houn wet'k/y wor k. (Days & 3 Ri\f hi<', pa!io, garag .. , & fenced yard. It ' a
Evtningst. RefUling and rot. 2 blks 10 beach, $1JO/rno. VACAN"r & ready .now, on
h. leclln"" n1oney from coin op-I.ease JU 'ti Goldenrod bwfn monlh 10 monlh -a nl-Ts what )'ClU'Jl gave on I 11 .. 9 Sa 11 •• -4 bedrm, 1 bath with pool era1 rd dispenscr1 111.-ithin a am-3 Pm l or ca family for $DI. Call ~nt
&: Tecnstion !acilil!ei . Ex. qual ified 111'!'8. fHandle1 1 "'73-4=_:::565:::_. --~-~~ ,,:::54&-4;,;~1'~1~. ~~~-~~~I
cellent invellmtnt _ acrusi name bra.11d candy and 2 Br. furn. F'lreplace, lovl!ly 3 BR. 2 Ba, Bltru, F'reihly I
from propoced Fountain Val •na.ckl). For penonal Jnrer. patio .l Y•rd. So. of Hwy, ~inted, crpt'd, hrdWd ·fln,
urJl. 494-1!392. with cathedraJ beam cell-
COZY cottage 2 blck." trom in~. 2 Jll"@places + BBQ,
Crescent Bay. Lar£e front Ch'rry kitchen. 2 batbl.
yard, ~. patio. 1 BR. Lath &. plast,r, Cuatom
50 Utll pd ~ CA'-built. TerT!lced rear yard.
)ey MlrAcle Mlle. view 1end nam,, addreu Leue. AdultJ, no pell. $115 drps, netio. lncd y rd.
$2l,SOO full price and pb:lne number to Multl-I ~m::•e:·,:•,,73-;;:il~"""-----I nrdener t.. wtr pd . • $1 mo. , , ,,,,_ ...,...n, ~-8946. Brick patio. -Won't Jul. -.;,===""'~~~""'-=-·I Hurry and all cn•1 962.5585
Larwln Reelty, Inc. State Distributing, Inc., 1481 Coit• Me.. $225/mo. ht &'. Jut, s:;o
962-4981 enytlme West Broadway, Anaheim, dep. 557-7027 eves & wkndl
EMERALD BA y FOREST l° OLSON-. 3 BR. 3 Ba., .,p, Jlv. rm.,
l;;;;;:i;;;;;;i;i,;,;i~~"'i;;;;;;;:l-C.'::!:·,C9~28112~~tn'_'.',Cl~m~-:"500>~.:...,--I EASTSIDE Costa Me8s, cot-LGE 3 br, co~ pau;;:
CONDOMlNnJM -Monie DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED tage, l bedroom, adult• 00· ruaae Ir. tool room on " I
Celln 3 BR, 2 BA. comp\ ly, encloaed prqt, $160 acre. Owner will tmw Sat din. rm., ram. rm $75,£nl.
716 Emerald Bay By App'!,
Biii Grundy, Realtor
8ll Dover Dr._ NB 642-4620
OCEAN VIEW 1-lome!! wi!h
balanCf'd power. 2 BR &.
den, 11,~ BA . FROM $27.950.
' 10% dn. l4JO.J440-~ Ir
1490 on DELMAR. <1~3006
or 492-4084.
GORGEOUS ocean-hill view,
modem ~ BR, 2 ba,
playroom. bltrui, cpl!, drpc,
deck! fenctd, $ 5 4 , 0 0 0.
0woer '49f-3412
COASTLINE view, 3 BR,
dfln, 2 B~beemed celllf'CI,
pragt, $.lS,950. 49'-9640
FoR s.Je or Jll'!/optlon by
owner. Ocean vu, pool, 3 br,
den. 2 \Ml. $49.<XX>. 494-6923.
R-2 lot near beach •
ahop11. $20.000. Owner
• n 413115-22&-I •
red~. Obi garage, e~ HUNT'S -WESSON -New 64&-2148 & . Sun g to 5. 213/698-l!m.
Inc. Rellltora ~ho, Enjoy clubhouM< hv· multl-mUlion d 0 I I a r ad· 2519 On• AW. 19131 Brookhunt Av~. 1ng 2 pools no out~lde CUTE, quK>t l Br. maple 1-'::.!:C.:::.:::;::.:.:.:..::.. ____ , R11I E1t1te, '. ' · . vertiled snack pack pro-I I h I tU & 1..A.... LARGE Ranch ,...... 3 B"ft Behind In P•yment• Generll ma1nf. Wiii con11der 7nd du cl I. NEED NOW? um s , poo , u u .... ,,. 3•~
$23,000 Full Price I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.~;; T.D. S 2 l, 9 SO· Owner Reliable men or women In I 71191l;;;·F"'°;;:';· ~ll~O~Do~l~M>'ii:~'·:::;;;:: I !u~:Jy, ~~c, ~ull~~
Short dlrtanc' tn ~"'" 1100 11 RJ.1-2572. yoor arta to 1ervlc f' 4. 2 !U, S225 including patio. $l25 Mo. Perron
shQPPing. 3 quet-n-sizcd hed-Acreage for aele 150 Income Property 166 ra11-mov lng coin operated 11.t'dtmer. Call for Info, JleaJty 64:i-1771 rooms.masterbt-droomh.8!1 ----------lproduct1 ln comp an y 642-596-1. 3 BR l f.amUy, 2 BA, 450 luxurious private ti.th. Jdeal QUALllY RENTALS aecured lo c •ti on 1 , com.. Legune leech bo '·· PRIVATE PARTY uJlifll mertW or facto"'. Plltt or IQ fl nus nn. Love..,, kit. noor r>IM with Iota of room. 18.nd et sacriJice prlce to 4 Units -2 dUplexei, lhake full time. 6 .~~ 12 houn Obi gar, sprinklers, $251l mQ
Upgraded ca~11 and princlJ)fll1 only. C h oice rool, bltns Incl rebig'1, 1% per ¥.Wk-no .9ellinf. CASH EMERALD Ba.y Oowtr) -leaae, M&--2344
ma.tchlng drapea. $18,600 VA Southern Ca.lit. acreaae for bs, 2 lg bedrm1, 1undeck REQU'IREO $600 to Sl,49?. 3 br, 2 ba, completely fum I ~S~HARP:.:::;:,,:.73-B~R."'-~,~BA~. ___ ,I
Lcfln wllh payment• of n56 appl"l!Cialion & cap It a I over prlv 1tarqeii, concrete Write tor more lntormatkJn: 2 frplc1, patio, l1e back atreet. Now vacant, $240 per
per month. Anyone can btfY! gains. CORONA, chokt.-29 drtve1, mahogany pa,nelllnc Instant Food Supply, P.O. :tud
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CAlL -ACRES, ALL USE:ABLE, -I'. much mon. Showa xlnt Box ~ TCll'TaflCe c.llf. nur·rn ..., ui ..,..,., RM). Eilat. ~. Wiiker & lee CAUFORNIA OTY, 1""1 yield on 165.000 Prl<•. Top ""°-Incl;.,. phon< ,;,.,, .. ,. Jeue • ......., MONTICEU.o CONDO, 4
300 acrea, $91» ptr Ac. No. JocaHon, a I w ay a rented. DIST'RletrroRSHIP Lido l1le BRs. crpls tflruout. SZ1V
Jteelton SAN DIEGO COUNTY, 400 Bkr/Ownr U)'I tell F11A A 25 t -40% RETURN on ---------
-II•-Blvd. al Ada.mi acre• "*'° per Ac. BKuUlW ~ polnlc, Phone: 5J6..889C mod~t J---·nt of 1-5 BR. 41,1 bl. watertront mo. SC5-:J6(lg ,,;,v INDIO ARl:A. 180 acrn, ~36 .... ,,o-...a: ...,,,, 1~=~..,..;==;:::::..~--1 545-!H91. Open 'tll 9 PM $195 per Ac. Minimum or · to $600. Ntw ~~ home w/dock, on Udo 3 BR, 2 ba onrutn. dbl pr
pun:hue 40 aCl'!:a. Xlnl mADE Equity 24x60 Olym· wbidpool bath wUh ll:rrlrlc Nord. llMIO Month M2--tsal It dlhwahr. $llS mo. OtJ1
PRIVATE ROAD tetma, Owner will finance. ptan mobile home, located llJtl pot.nUal. Sa1-nu1 BUI Grundy, lU"', 5*-01.SI
Jmm11c. ! BR., den, din. rm. ALSO, ''aaoned bt 1"ru1t 1 .. " !'•u,~ul ~~e ~Pi': udOra,!~1~ need~.._.to,,r Newptrt .. ch 2 BR. 1989-C Charle.
3 bath homt on lae. fenced Deeds. v11r1ed amounll, on '" "' -..... ~ ' --.~ """""'" areu . .,.-.-, $140/mo. No doCa.
lo t. U1h.t airy f'OOtnl, manl. choltt improved le unlm-triplex, 4-plex, C.M. area. Hydro-Saae. 524. Cameo SHARP 2 BRI, c:mplt.ly ~,,.;.'4>-ml::;_::;:::c.:"'::,,;'*'=';i1111;;1~+:...i
cured Jawna • beaut, itar. PIV\ltd properties in So. * 545-3241 *" Hlahland Or, Corona del -: Tm.ED of tllltiokl furniture! t1f!na: dbl . ptqe & ahop. Oi.1\t. Call owner, 551·9'700. M•r, Ca 92lfm remodeled. Stapl to oetan. 4 BR, 2 ba. -$225 \DC!~
l t'• rtaUJ no! Ui«t hard Auoc. pool le ruttlns Rlftn. 499-4208 DUPLEX $36.950 FRJG?DAIRE... 21l/*"'4989, aud~oo:59Sf· ....... ,.
Best buy In ares. $&4.~. 23rd• Orarct. C.M. 4I:t 8hopp!ng Ctr. S.A. $2500 50' watl!rtiont wfdock. 2 br.i --=~:;:.,::;:.; ___ .:.•1
tu rtplact.. J ust watch the Cali &f2.4620 for •PP'I. "MAKE Room For Da~ Builder &&2-<4905 rr'OI& e Alpha Be 1" •a ~ ~:&J.~tU>'" 3507 LOVELY 3 BR 2 BA . DIOl!tm I
turnlture • m\scellane<rJa BUI Grvndy, Reeltor 1 ---------• Center, Wt•lmlnsler PXIO . ey. • home. Fenc.d }'an!. G-f 1,..., __ •!!!IJ!•""'ll!!R l dy'' ... c e a n °"1 the CORONA ..... , M /4 1 down • Anehelm n!newed LtKr. To tnat1 O\lr 1 ;.llll;;;~c:IG-rna:;::::~;<,:6C;;~:::=:::.._,_rf 1 ~ 1arare .. Yo\ll' trub 1t CASH ""' t.r ncome ....::1 1 ~ o::ilumra. IA the Oualfiad BY Owner 3 BR, den, 2'n with a D•UY Pilot Oualfted unlb! on ~ adj '?''· open laundry, cuh out • Gvden Trtder's Pulldlat 1;»11\lmn't1 BR, la t, new
6tttion. BA, Pbol 139.500. 1936 •d bffm c.U 1, trpl 1, under G~~ !!!,. &tM't, cash out. ~ )UCall11 .~1:~'· ~~~lllor 2
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chlcalldNI :_.,. ~ $1.75. AfJ ' ·········••1!11•!11•11!1ll \ _________ 1 ,!T_!'!....,~tt!!1.!Ln~, ~N~.11~. !:!3f>-~lll.1~1.I.-·-------$59,llOO. 0wnr 337-2947 t ve. Ctl ....-.~ ..,, .......,. ••. .,.-. 5: -· 4.
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' • 7 • ' • \--iiiiimiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CoroM del Mar
-1 -2 .. ~ia-~~.~d•BR.,bmilymom" 1 :n~~~,~·~Pw1 Just for
OK $ll0. Ml Victoria dlJI. rm. Turtle Rock · $360 compl. kitchr.n !all elec:.I. • .-~~;-~
• CORSICAN
New, largi, delWfF l-2-3 BR'(
PJ;lvate patio living, oiily 3
neighbors In your bldg.
Bltns, dwhr, forced air heat,
shaa crpts, drps, trplc 'in 3 .
Br, gar. (lJS ml. E. of 'South
Coal!t Plaza; turn olI Su.'\o
flower at Ross.)
, BR."' , BA.'""'"' 'BR.' both .......... """ ...... """'" "'""' """·"''·Single Adu· Its ~ Rural 3 BR. 2%. .he.ths · · • ·' • • • PXl cond 1V " maid urviee i~ J~ 21n 3 BR. din rm, 2 ba • • · • $.1%i •vau' South Bay Club la a w~I~
· evei. 3 BR, plus huge bonus room, Daily l Mortthly rote• new way of life desi(µX'd
" ~G=a~r bridF;c'Jde, $150 2 bltlt~ .............. SJ50 2()8() Nt>wport Blvd. at 215! just for single people. It's
wit Call ~S.~ 7 SR., 4~ baths ........ $450 • 642_2611 9 flln l'vlog with wann, dy-
WE HAVE O'J'HERS B/Americard e M/Oiarge namic neighbors, lt'i: a
SJNGLES $130 mo, incl util health club, saunas, mm. fountain Valley
ON tEN Aat£S
t • a~ FW1l 1 -Untum
Fl.Rpla'"'"'a I prlv, patlcl 1
Pooh. Tunls • Q:inbu'I Bldst,
~Sea 1..w!t, CdM Mt-:?1!11
I MacArthur n:-COit st H 'IV'J ~
FAMJLY home -4 br, 2
,. b&, bltru. $2liO mo. A\•ail
Immediately. 6(2..2264
'"I 111 11"I11 Iii! t I M d ming DOOi, party room, bil·
l'X«P e ec. 0 "r n llards,r 'tndoor cmlf driving e
lurnishin<>s, all bl!ns. Adlls •-• MARTINl'"'UE oruy. 197~ Pa1110n.~ St rtmge, tennis courts, pro ,...
(corner 01 FordJ Stt mgr, shop and resident tennis pro. Park·Like Surroundings
Stngle. 1 &: 2 Bedroom lux-DELUXE 1·2 & 3 BR APTS. l~N~·~·~3~· ------~,I ury apartments with all the AlllO FURN. BACHELOR
ULTRA ma,.,.. 1-4 br. 2 W ACAPULCO Apts. attractive, mod•m -nvenion,_.. avail. Prv pati<>s • Hid Pools ·,. ,,~ l!;t tstern Bank Bldg. • ..._ ... v ...... o be., fam rm, bltns, etc. Ntar University Park Piiol UUI paid, Carden liv-ablt. Furnished and unfurn. Nr shop'g e Adults only
public/paroch sch.111, park lflR. 0Adults, no pel1, 2 BR Lshcd. im Santa Ana Ave, CM
I< m&;or ,nop·g. South 11.B. Days llUIOI Nights $175. 1800 Wallace Ave.. Mgr. Apt ID • 646-554.2
3 mi to Newport. =v.·. [3i"'a~R~~ •• ~a~' "i;,,;',"'i,,..;:;"~00:;:';,~"'; [ _~C~.M~. _____ ___:___:_[ MODELS OPEN DAILY ATI'RAC. Like new. 1 &
$265 mo. Owner, · room, pool privil. SJ25 a fo"URN. 1 BR. apt. $135. Avail 10 A.M .• 8 P.M, 2 BR apts. Dshwhr, crpls,
4 BR. Near the ocean.
1
mo. 6~5-2996. Feb 1. 1922 \Va.llace Apt drps, bltns, }ltd pool , All
S210 /mo, Drps, g1ra11e & c::c::._:c.:_=.:.c.----w B. Adlls. No men. No pets. RENTS FROM util pd. Only $150 &
fenced yard. ~ We1tmin1ter Info. 83S--0038 Mr. Davis $ISO $165/nlO, Jnq: 307 Avocado. * 3 BR., 11~ BA. <;~ndo. 3 BK, 2 BA, )'l'IY lease. JN QUIET 4-plex, all, \rg Apt_ 9, 64;;.-0984
Stv/relrig. AU rec. lac1ht1es. S2:il per month, 1st t, last. 1 BR, immac, 1''A ht. NEWPORT BEACH \\'ILSON GARDEN APTS.
Call 96l-0224 or 962-11621. Ni?w crpt & drps. 8~7-6642 ;::~:~r, gar. Mat sdlt SI25. 880 IRVINE AVE. 2 BR Unfurn. Ne\\•ly dee.
3 BR, 2 ba, crp!s. drps. Condominiums JRVINE & 16th New cpts/drps. SP a c
w w -! 11·11 11 111'
Hvntlngton Beadi
"SINCE 1946"
... hl!ru, frplc, lge yard. Nr QUIET, studio!! Sll5, 1 BR'r; grounds. Adlts, no pels.
beach. 213/2M-fm2. Unfurn. 320 $125. No chldrn or pet~. (714 ) 645-0SSO $140jnio. 2283 Foun1 8 in
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2135 Elden A\'e, CM, See \Vay E . (Harbor, turn W.
Laguna Baach Huntington B•ach Mg1 Apt 6. SOUTH BAY CLUB on \Vilson l.
DELUXE condo for lease-2 BEAUT. Bach & l Br. 8P15· t -.~C~O~R~O=L~I D~O~A~P=T~S-.~
OCEAN view duplr.x, 2 BR, br, den, 3 ba, 2112-ear gar. $.3J wkly & up. Furn Incl 2 Br. s1udios & street levels,
gar, S\80. Laguna Relll\y, Pools, appliances ava i l . ufil. f\fonthly terms avail. APARTMENTS Sl S:i & up. Pcn!houses $220.
1277 S. Coast. 494-0077 $28)/mo, l~t & last + $j(I. 998 EJ Camino. 546-0451 • • • Dshwhr, 1rpl, dbl carport.
Laguna Niguel Eves 968-5941: 530·0138 rURN 2 Br ap1. ulil's pd. Liv• where the fun isl Poot 673-3378
anytime. SlSC. per mo. 2277-B Maple
l BR, 2 BA, vlew, cptd, I-'~='--~~---= ' S~t~, ~;!~8=-5~9~13:._ _____ f ,ru;R,;tri;;;:;;:--;:;;;-f::; DUPLEX, 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 drpd. Ex1ra paved parking Duplexes Unfurn. 350 ..: 2 BDRM. din'g r1n, hv'g garages, ocean view, large,
for trailrr & boac . 3 yrs l BR. furn. $150 incl uhl. rm. i\1.0NTHL y or YEAR· $28.i lease. OR WILL SELL
old. Xln t cond. $280. Balboa Ptnin1ula Pool, garage, di s p o~al . LY. Close to bea c h. S7a,OOO. 494-2339
• ~ ,,,,_ Adul1s, no pets. 642-2383 $160/mo. DELUXE 2--.~,-. -,-p-t-. ~v~;-.w l~~=~c---.--;c-'"C",,--::::-l 3 BR. 2 Balh. Frplc. Dsh\\·hr, .,_
4 BR. 2 ba, ram rm, displ. S290/mo. y e a r ! y . 2 BR. Duplex. Bltru. Pvt,lw-~'"~'~-9~!08::_•_r--'67~""c::~"''---I windows, ulil pd. Priv entr. fi~place, crpts, drps, patio, 675--2825, 64:Hl662. yd. 368-A J6th Pl, CM. $150/ y E A-R Ly -0 ce an r ront. New crpLS & drps. $18.i/mo.
view, S27~ mo. 714: 557-2690 C d I M nio. Children ok. 549-3666. Deluxe 3 Br, 2 Ba, BBQ, I ='-'="-='-"~'-· ~-,--,--~-I
Newport Beach oi;ona e er l Br. furn. Gas " water bit-ins, w/v.'. $325/mo. 714: 2 BR, 1 n~~ frplc, gllf'den
2 BR, stove, patio, frplc, pd . No children, no pe1s. 629-3914. 2208 V.'. Ocean-sening. SI ;i mo. gas &
ELEGANT -2 sly home, garage. XJnt loc. 536-948:; I ~1~1~20~/m<~~-~;i~>-::::599~1,_C'.6'~"5~1~0~58c.ll-"~~oo~t~, ~N~B~-------I waler pa id. Ga r 111 e ·
3 BR, 3 BA, 3 CRT garage, eves. Will show \\'eekends BACHELOR apt. comp! furn, OCEANFRONT 3 Br, 2 Ba, t ~"'~'-~'~"~'~----~~
unf on Lldo'5' best i;treeL 1·3 pm . incl util $110/mo. 24.25 crpts, drps, d!x. Winter. 2 BLKS from ocean, 2 Br.
1 to 5 yr lease available. OCEANVU __ Spar.. 3 BR. Ne\i•por1 Blvd. 64 2--8400 $2.iO. Adults only, No pets. 2 Ba, frpl, bltns. crpts.
ON
Fl\OM 1150
540-1973 or 54!).2321
DELUXE,
TOWNHOUSES
NEWPORT EACX BAY
3 & 4 BR-3 &. Frplc,, lam
room, double i&rage. Beaut.
lounge. Pool. Billiards.
Adult le Childreris art'a
350 Riviera Dr, . &µ-0300
VILLA MESA Al'TS.
2 BR, Priv patio, Htd pool.
2 car encJ'd gar. Children
welcome, no pets plea.!e!
$165 mo. 719 W. Wilson.
646-1251
HARBOR GREENS
GARDEN &: STUDIO APTS
Bnch. 1, 2 3 BR's. from $110.
7700 Peierson Way , C.r-.r.
5-fS..0370
SPAC. 3 Br. studio, 2~ ba,
Lrg kitchen w/ elec bltns.
New .... 'lw crpt, d rp s,
freshly pain1ed. Nr r;chls
& frwys. No pets. 54:>.4893
LRG 2 Br, l ~i BiSfudio
apt, nc pets, [amilie~ only.
Pv1 patio. 726 Joann 51.
Sl50 .
,-~~~----2 BR, JJA Ba studio. $175;
util incl. Patio. 339 Cabrillo.
5-18-8!ll3 or 84&--3648.
2 BR, 1 ba , l child OK,
Sl45 mo. Vic: Harbor &
Adams. 5<1~520.l.
2 Br. Duplex apt, patio, S145.
2257-B Pomona Ave . Near
ioll course. 5'15-5800.
~!ullan Realty. 540.-2960 2 Ba., v.·hr/dryer, d\\·hr, bltn * BACHEWR APT 1 -'6~13-~80=88=--~-----drps. $235 .~ S2:'i0. 328
. 2 BR. h blk to beach. R/0, bale. Ref's. 675-4713 $00. Util11irs txtra. 138 Santa $250. Mo. 2 BR lower. t~'~''-'~""~'-n_·t_•_. '~'-'""~'-"~-w
.... Fireplace 118 39lh St. S:?25 Newport Beach Isabel . CM . Yearly. Util paid. 3704 BRAND new 2 & 3 Br apts.
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8 EST ar('a, 2 BR, bllns,
l\lodcrn. Adults, Slj(I * 548-Z76j, 6'12--0261
yearly NB 642-0llO; ,,_,:::.:cc:::::.:.-=c:.::::;:. ___ fo"URNISllED 1 Be, Apt, Seashore Dr. 67H 578_ So of hv.'y. :122 fl111irguerite,
675-3699 CO E POR & 644-1342 or 673--2222. · NT M AR Y 2 BR · aduJts only. No peo1s. Quiet 2 BR furnished, across street
3 . BR, ,3 BA, large home den, 2 ba, lge patio, I blk a!1'a. Call all 5, S.1S-20110 from beach, SZ25/mo. 3 BR .. 2 Ba. cpts, drps, st?ve.
f, · rhannf'I with Pief '& float, to 'beach. Lease-$Z75 mo. . r. rl'fr1Ji:, dwhr. i:arb d1spl. larg~ pa1in, S450 per mo. Ov.•nrr 714/;l.~-LRG, rlran apts, Sl~:>-$1.iO, Call 642-6478 $2.10/nio. 67.'>-2698.
furn or unrurn, utll pd. e PENINSULA POINT • -. 673-0634 or 57;...3435 , Adult~. 5-lS-2407 1 BR. Near ocean bay. Sl 50 ICUTE I BR ap1, suit couple,
AVAIL Feb. 1. Lge custom I I~ -11 67;,...899o sundck bltns. f!mlly homr Spacious yard ApartmentsforRnt_ 8:1 LRG, sunny 1 Br nicely !urn, per mo. Ca · ~ ,i. 6'14-7902 *
$5(1(1 mo. incl gardenrr & -. T gar & lndry rm. No pets. LRG 3 Br. 21h Ba. 1500 ----w
I
• $140. 612-25.'JO, ;,,1&--0292 sq_ fl. r·am rm. bltns, frplc, 2 BR, 1 ba, frplc, sm pntio, water. 6'1:>-4595 _ 642--0 pvt g-.ir NO PETS. Infant
1 BR apt furn 't1I June 151h Apfi. Furn. 360 BACH. Spac. niod nr O.C.C. Pool. S:Z50/mo. 300· OK. (213) 431-1195
$140 mo . -4405 Channel ,-'-"-------'-Wkdys aft 5, all day \.\'kndS
Plact . 67a-.1071. Gen•ral $120 Incl util's. 5-16-1152. Apt. Unfurn.
.. ,..__, 1 BR. $125. Pool. Sp11icious. G I
NYi'PT D\..n . Immac 3 BR, RENTING FUlirflTUIE Adults. lde11il for Bachelonr.., :.•:.•:.•:.•:.•:_ _____ _
den dinin!!:. 21,1 BA: from 1993 Church. 54g...9633 1~
's3S5. ~l!a 646-44!4 COSTS L ..... li!lol FURN B•chelor I. 1 Br.
365 LRC. :l Br, crpts, drps. bltn~.
1-2 cnildN'n ok. Nr. schls
& shopg. $150. 962--30."~i
2 BR Studio, Patio. Adults.
New crpts & drps, encl gar.
SI 10 nio. 548-2822.
~--~ BRAND NEW 3-PLEX
TIME FOR
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West. .. a Daily Pilot
Cta.ssifierl Ad. 642-5678
Complete 1 B~urn.
RS low as S22 • mo.
100 '/. PURCliASE
Exc•ptionally nice I
2110 Newport Blvd., CM
* BACl-IELOR AP'T *
$125/ n10. Call &l&--3589
RENTAL FINDERS
Free To Li1nd/ord5
6•5-0111
2 BR . Garagf'. Extras.
J Jc[!, $1 7.i. 54;,_3544 Sltf'ElllOll Tc'J~':.T O, THE
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CLASSIFIED
HOURS
8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.
]11onday lhru Friday
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COSTA 1-IESA OFFICE
330 w. Ba.y
642-5678
NF.\VP OHT BEACH
2211 \Y. B11lboa Blvd.
642-5671:1
lfUNTJNGTON BEACH
17875 BeaC'h Bl \'d.
540-l:UO
LA GUN A BE ACK 222 Forest Avt,
494-9466
SAN Cl.E~1~:NTf.
300 N. Et C11.mino Real 492-4420 .
1'0HTlf COUNTY'
d ial Jree 540-12:l0
OPTIOr<I -4l~W.1ttt.,Co1111 M"o THE COUNTY O" 011.llMlilE 675--3767 Ind. item selection
24 hr. delv. Month to ~fo.
carp. Patio. 1544 Elrn. Apt .... .11-..nJ
Dana Point 2 BR. NE\V apt., hltn~. sha" A. 1170_ Actl1s 673--0510 Hot1c1 o" MEARING °" ,1r1T10N
CUSTOil " FOR ,11011.llTE 0' Will ,O,NO '01
Furniture Rlatal S NG LE TV I 1 k crp1s, drp~. pa1ios, );:I\!'. LETTERS TEST,O,MEMTAll T
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125 •• up ' w"'°k1y' "o'·N"A· s11:i. _~:'6 E. 20th, C:\l For tha! !tern under $50. E1lat• "' ETIENNE MATHERS .•••
~17 W. 19th, C.M.' 548·3481 "' ,. ETI ENNE lAMflfllT MA THE II 5 ,
Marina Inn 34lll Coasttt.;•;12~"';"'~·'======~-="~'~· t;"~"~"~';"2"'~' ~P;i"'~-~":;"~=' I OM•aMd. Anaheim ,., 774-2800 I NOTICf 1$ HEllEllY GIVEN th1t
Hwy. 365 Mlf'llt•tt l(llllflrTit", 1•1 """''''"' LaHabra ..,_ 694-3708 i;;;;.1,;;~;;-i<;;;c,;~-[~A:!:P'.'.;'·~U'.'.n~fu~r~n~.--_ _:3~6~5!_A~p~t:... ~U~n~f~".'.:'"~·:_ __ :'.".:~
1 BR priv house trailer ... 165 :H:."=":.':.i":.9~':.•:.•;...:B:;;•:.•:.<:.h:__, 1 Fountain Valley Fountain Valley
1 BR duPlrx, util 1iaid .... $6.'> BEAUTTFUL i;·unN. APTs.1 ;::::::::::::::=:::::::::=============~
1 BR ·cottage, uUl.paid .. $1 10 $140--$165. Quiet , priv. patio,
1 BR vacant, util pa)d .... $70 2 wardrobes, lrplc, <lrcss1ng
1 BR separate unit ..•••••. S90 rm, locked srp. gar. Pool.
l BR util pd, tot OK .,,, .. S95 Sauna. Rec rm.
STAR*LET 776-7330 11301 KeelS()n Ln. 11 n1k w.
HOLIDAY PLAZA ol B('arh Blvd, on Sla1erl
DELUXE Spacious 1 BR I =·~·~·=2-~7;";8~· ~~~~~ turn .apt $135. He,.ted fiJol. flS5 -NE\V 2 Br. Crp1s
Ample parking. No Ch!ldr@n & drps, 1lovt, bltn~. ~ar.I
_ no pets. 1965 Pomona, balcony p&I. 309 L1ncoln.1
C:\1. a.16-o_cl=82~4-------11
CHATEAU LAPOINTE Sl 2J..S135. LGE, modern l br
nr heh; crpts, dq1s. r h:.
4(19 Call!. 5.16-4261, 847-511i9
LAH(~E n1odf'rn J1in~lc ~rury
2 Br. $1 :iO/mo. C a ! l
96S-44o\1, r\'!'~ 962-71110
Dr.LUX!'.;-BH.chr"iar" urij'iS':
\\'nlk to Orf'nn. U1i1 pd .
LINDBORG CO. 536-2579
APT. \Valk lo bra.ch, No
SummPr lnPrrases. See mgr
219 151h St. a.1&--3900.
DELUXE furn 2 Br, apt .
Pool. Close to shops. S\50.
Adul!s. no pe ts.
194l Pomona A\·r , C.l\t
n block to hearh -2 br.
patio. sis;, mo. 128 40th St.,
714/8.'12-4936
STUDIO APT.
ALL UTILtrJES PD.
337 E. 21st St, Cill
Balboa Peninsula Lapune Beach
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V8LL8YP8RK
AP8RTmeNTS
, . opens new doors for
• • YOUNG FAMILIES
2 BR Apartment $160
2 BR Garden Apartment $175
2 BR Townhouses $185
e Pre-School Center
• Adult Pool e Children's Pool e Private Patk>s e Electric Kitchens
• Wall to Wall Closets & Carpets e 2 Playgrounds • Carports & Storeg•
VALLEY PARK
APARTMENTS
17256 South Euclid St.
(just south of Warner in )
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Phone (714) 540-4785
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V 2 BOR.'d·Sl15 '-, Q.H.t Adult Living~ J ~R. y&rd. 'l CHILDREN $170 fAIRWA,Y NOW YOU CAN AFFORD
. • · QPIJRT 1;iP~CH< Elnjo~ mo.IOO h•alth a~u &:~pa ! 1 pools. 1
tennia courts. Bilcheler, J'-br 2 B.r's. Also 2-
story {O\vnhouses v.•/ 2 or 3 BR 's. Elec . kitch-
ens. private balcony or patio .. From $175.
Subterranean parking, elev, maid service. F'ull -lin~ fc:>od market. dry cleaner. beauly
:-;alon w1th1n complex. 7 beaut. m odel apts.
9 am to 6 pn1 dai./y, olher time! by appt.
Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of
Fashion Island. 714 : 644-1 900 for leasing infor
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
Shai; cqits, drps, encl r.ar. 2 en. Sha.¥: CPU, bill\!, beaut. 0 1.;. Sl7:... Alttr 6 prn, call 3 Br., l't Ba, patio, bll.in". pri~ bale., tiltn ft/O. ladscptl, Sl70, ln<"I all ulil. &ii...(J8.J7 crpts. drps, Ask about our VILLA APJS. 64&-~?6 Adlts only, 110 pets. 2 BR, Cl'Pli, drps, b\1:U\S, di5C'Uunt plan., 830 Crnl<'r
• NEfii LUXURV't&l& 2~1 Avocado St. • &11Hl'l79 pool, carporl. '>later pd, llO ~r., 612-8340. 2 &. l BR'll
d••hr, sh11~ crpr, ga1· .. es. Pf'!S $1-W n10. ~19-41~8 SEACLl.fl-' i\fanor /\p0;. 1 p,,,.,,, ,,, __ 1 __ ,., .Casual estate living. Enter La Quinta ller-OLOER 1 br. vinyl floors, ~ .., ··-~ lncuy • I""" t h & tr U tr Pool & Ree. Quit! adul! • 1 1 p 1 •LOVEL\' 2 BR. 1 1~ BA . & 'l Br, 1• ..• ' Ba. ~1.1:>.$160. ,, .... , .. 1, ... • • · mosa s u.:)11 green a mosp ere s o ee-gHr. t::nc . r1'ar ~(, ro . f ""'"Y • 1· d k t Hvi~l-4~70. lndscped. $100. $3'.i deiios. Studio. Pario. Clean. 7j5 \\'. S30 n1ove 1n alh)\\'ance + 1ne wal ways o your aot.
:! BR g111·agr + p111"k1ng, 1 Adult, no JK'tlj, i;,2 e I8tli St., C:\f. rct::. discount. Crpts, dms. ~ear Orani::c Co. AJrport It 1 ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Cl'fl(fi,,, dr·ps, b!ln!ii, Adulls \\'alnut. S.10-8600. I' 1 & 2 BR. pnrurn, heated pa!io. pool, infant ok, 1525 uc~l~l~~1Z"!.>'~a AVt'!':'. .... -' I ,BR. "'"'· $150 -Furn. $180 0~11J/ .• 2210 Rurgers Dl',,,8 EAUT 3 Br 2,, a. studiO pool. crpt'd'."' No ,p e l s. Placentia. SU-2682 :\l<>r i\h'l> Joachim Apl i '·2 Bl!t. ·\Inf. $180 -Furn. $210 -~· -· 1-lpt. BJlrn:; ~ .... ~:.il.Tpts. yrps 1 ll~S/ruo. uttf'Pd. 64~49. * T~WNHOUS~·* •. . ~16.62J5 ' x~ ',•~~_ac. fit.~PJ.ans, d.eco:. furni shings; liv e
$30 -1 per, w/klt sn. & palnr. Av! reb. No ptts. iii,' ¥i ~. non..amaker. 2 BR, 1 ~ BA, crpl5. tlrps, OPEi'I HOUSE SAT&:~· t • , tdMUc settmg w/fun or p~vacy. M&kl~r, linen11:, TV & !tie.! Sli~. • 998 Ell C a ni in o . StoV~ re.trig. Avail J/l, ~ pal\o. AdWll. $lfi0. 1 3~ E . 10.2 BRAND NEW Eut&ie • poo1J. pri. sunken gas BBQ s w/
fiea J\fotel 2301 Npt 5-46-061 c w. J7tP. &15.31ff Melody Ln. M2·~_:> __ 1 :t. 2 BR. 1 6 2 b3.ths. ' seCti!dtlf'1ieiting compl. w/Ramada & Foun-
Blv • £-7445 '2 BH. l BA Garrlt•n Uni!s. DLX '.? Fil'. 1': Ba Stl)(Ji..,. NE\\'LY DECORATED $1;)5 lo $195. Crpts, drps, tain.
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e e e relrill. pool. No Pe Is · Arlull~. $1::i::i. i\lgr, 121 E. I BR B I . p 1-•'"2131 6-16-6610 20lh. . L'flll! new. nv. -·"~'-'-------! li\·e in a n atn1os phere tha t fulfills your d om e~ti c ~ . -pntlo rui;:~. tlrp~. d$hwhr. 2 BR bltn"' & rerrtg crpts
• BR .rlclux, clean, 111'.1~1 · BEAUT. Country l:lut> Villa. rlispl: A<luff~. no pc!~ or Sr dr~s. 115o incl utll'~. Also and so<;ia l requiremenls-\\'ilh luxu1·)· and I ~p1 s/d1p~. bltns, bcan1 ,l:e1J. 2 BR, 11.i BA. p\'t pa rios, children SHiO. 8~i-18~J. 2 BR bltin.~ & N'frig. drps
eon\'enil'nl·es at a lo\\' unbelie \'able monthly ing. Adlls, 00 peL~. Froni erp1 drp.s hit-ins. $206. mo &· shflg crptg t hruc u t .
$11.i. 1974 \\.'aJlace. ;).16--J38ti For 'rurll~:r inlo ci.ll .:rcan~ CHEZ ORO APTS I renta l. En joy your O\\'R pri\•nte patio and the NR new 2 Br 11 ~ Ba. Edivards ~. g2,!<l AUanta, 1·2 BR, pool. Upstrs \\'/ocean \'i t ,v.
I r b · ' h I h I d I /d ·, h ,. prlv"te 1aragr. \Vasher!, Tradewinds Really, 8-17-8.'ill un o e1ng\\·1t peoµ eat! e poo a n rec. cpt/drps, stv s w r,_,.ar. NEW TOWNHOUSE d a36-803S· 536-2127 WALK TO BEACHll huilding. Entertain oru ests in a eomrortah\r Avl now. i66 \V. \Vilwn. l & " BR 2 BR l'' BA ryen. . ,., 6~2-79~ • . . ' ' , . . BEACHBLUFF Apt• LOVELY NE\V I & 2 en. lou nge a nd do ~·o ur thing at a modern gas ----.--•• ~8 --1• Crptg. drP~ .. ~elf cleE1ning NE\V 2 BR 2 Ba rli~hll'ash· Crpts. drps. Dish1vasher~.
S16J L~E. rllx. ~ . ~· 1. ~ l!;fls O•'Pn, r.ll<'l. ga1·. Patios. , · , . · ~· · ·. 709 Paln1 * 84l 39.'i7 hnrbequr. l .i\·e in modern con1rort ''·ith built-i n ha . Qu1r 1: 11du!1~. c •. J· •. 1{11 . ~~18.360.~ :i77 \\'. \\lilson f'1 ~. 11001. p,1110. ~Zit F.lhs, =ccc------.O~c l
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\\•al l-to·\\·a ll carpeting a nd drapes too. You'll Ne1v w/w <'pl , drps, bltns, run an ad! Don' 1111.gt, 2 blks rmm ocean. S\50.
a ls o )ike the cOn\'enience or lhe S outh Coast I•. BIGGER than II home, E ncl pal lo, $l65. :J ls-64.15 dell!)' r.11.ll today 642-)618 1401 OliV(' H 8 :\ Br. 2'~ Ba .'!lud10. $190 ---. · · · · , · · J>Ja za S h opping Center just a round thr: corner nio·. No pet5. j~;>..::;210. Dana Point Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 3'S
... adjacitnt to t he San niego t"rtcway. 833-~~0 T I I II v II
2 RR. Dupll'x. Fully crpl'd SPLI eve!, 2 BR, _1'~ BA. Fountain Va ,av Fountain a ey
drpd fl1l'tl yr.!. \ nr 2 J..easr or n10./mo. Oishwas~.
childfr.n 0:1. S\10/mo. 64'.J.2191 Pr/dryer. garagr, !rnced pn.
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ALL NEW LUXURY APARTMENTS • 1 Bedroom t'rom $l:Ji
To,vnhouses $175
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only, no p1>1s. 642-&H2. Villa Granada Apts.
C0:\1PLETELY Redec lrg 2 four berlroon1s wllh b11l1xin.
Br. bltna, new rlrp~. crpts.. ·le.& nbove .& helo"'· Gr:i('inu.~
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AND CiEJ A TWO BEDROOM
' AP.ARTMij4T IN THE BARGAIN.
You would e1tpect to pay a lot to live in-an apartment
wit h_.o rn illion~dollar ~-f~•te club . •
.{t , !• I '11tifX.O~d'!h'I •I P•'l_ West Ap•rlments.where '9nl• s
sl.rf .Otl$1U ... wlitr'll •two bedroom ,~egins al $180
... and the most you can pay is $23$ a .r'onth for a
three bedroom, two bath apartment .
pool, ... sdnd \'Olleyball an d ch empionship tennis •nd
handbill courts ... end a g r1ssy field for jog9in9 i nd
ll wn spor ts .
The ap•rtments ere incomparable ... spacious . , . up to
I ,250 square feet ..•• individuahentr.y courts , ••• pri-
vet• patios or balconies .... sh~e 't c.~rpets and full lenqth
drep~s . , . all electric, with buift.fn ipp"an~es, includinq
self-cleaning ovens ... a ir condit~in9 ••• birch cabinets
, •. 11nd r:narble counter tops in bath•.
f }. Ttlt rent i .. [ bargain, when you consider th• club . , . 1 ~·~fed byl~i ned personnel ... with a fully equipped
e xercise rroom . . men's and women's lockers , showers,
whirlpool baths and saunas ... IOunge with fireplace ..•
library ... television room ... billiard an•.,fool room . .' • ·
card and game room .. , multi-purpose r.p.om and coter-
!ng ~itf h~n for cp•~t:,; giv inq ... swimmif~•nd thor~~y
s·1ss. month ... or $180 '' 'o• $235 .'' hard ly •ny;
·thing to p1y for a million dollar recre1tion club .. \
especia lly when you 're getting the best apartment in
town in tho bargain.
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Luxuriou11 I 2 Bedroom Apartments
• Shag Carpets and
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• Beautiful Patios and
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• Swimming Pool and
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• Covered Parking Within
Apartment Bulldlri.g
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• Balanced Power
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t BR. medallion Condo; all 2 Br . Oceanfront· $23J yrly -----+----~.-pP~Riijpiiiii l Poch, 1ennls courts.. kitchen An~ le SH:retari&l. 675-1601 150 ft 3 nwt Squ.ar11 Rlutr ..vtc ot On.Q&e • 16th St baby ln rey home, lnfan~1'4i
bltns, refrig, encl/patio, Cplll, dl'llS. bltna, gar, paUo RENT>J...'i NO FEE • Ir. laundry prlvtlep1, ·Call AIR CONO OCEAN VIEW Lea~ine 3/lS/Tl tor jt In CM. ~5* yn:. C.M. area. 55'1'-3032.
pool ; quiet. SUl. 675-5034 S0091,.. Sea.ihore 2ll: 248-1921 1 BR apt urn, U25 VILLA CORDIJYA U'ter 5. $!}-1757. auiorted 1~ &hop center months. Men l women wut.I FQUND: Grey/brown mix. WILL babYJlt ~ clilld Ln
.NE\\' 2 BR. C11>t.s. drp&. TOWERS • \Vater view apt. 2 BR apt f~-tum, Sl!'iO $6G htO. Priv, entrance. San'.Oemente 492-2979 ed. w/deslre for adventure 1"hNIY ma)e dog; vie. my Licensed home, qa 1
1t0ve, patio, &a rai e . 2 BR, 2 BA. Feb-JlJll(! 1st 2 BR sep ll t, trpl, $160 NEW NEW NEW Quiet, prlv. N.B. llome. No Business Rental <MS" Ir. trawt It. ability to ahare NtW]tort.~Vd .•• ~sta Mesa. thni 5, Mon thru Fri..
$16.}/mo. Ph. 5J6...0027 $325 month 642-2202 * Bkr, * cooking. Employed man. expenM!1. For informati<in ~-.' 549-4038.
t BR w/11tove &. refrig, crpls Newport Heigh-,-,---Costa M91~· ~"'~~~-co-~·=~--,---ISTORE w/worklhop • I n call Pam Reynolds, 1 2ll~ D'A.Rtt &trtpM atnf)o cat. Vic. BABYSI'MING Mon th1il
&. drps. Nr beach $ll5 mo. Luxury 40 Unit Adult * Sl!i PER week • up back, TV ' repair or ap-37S.2605, Yukon Or. Hunttniton Sch. Friday, hot I u n c be 1,
Tradewinds Realty, S4T-85ll. BAY MEAQOWS APTS. Apartment Complex w/kilchena. 'S2'1.50 per week plia.nce rep11ilr, sm part FULLY LICENSED • 847-8920 playmates lor my ehlldnn.
Irvin. NI CE 2 br, pool, bltru:, cpts. ' • up' Aptl. MdTEL. 548--9'7~ house. 443 W, Bay St, bc_;M Renowned Hindu Spiritualist Lo1t ·555 ~944
2 BR's, SIOVI', rcfri~. 1t rps,
~·/w, moder n. Ocean Vie11'.
Adults. $2'";;iO/n10. 1n('[ ut1L
1'. Laguna. llY 4-2815 or
tZ13) HO 5-67Rl .---Laguna Beach
NEW 1 BR. 1 '~ BA,
$169.50. Cpts. rirp.... patio.
pool, nr bca1·h. :?17~ S.
Coa.sl. Days 49-1--0209, Eves
49-t-1312
EXCEPT. nice 2 BR. 2 BA.
gar, ()(Can vu. No child,
oo pe!s. $22J. 5.17~. ------,----
Newport Beach
drps, sundcck. Artlts, no BRAND NE\\I UNITS a!I with 1 & 2 BEDROOMS AftoSS from Theo. 1"° ins 1--~=~==~--
Jl('Lo;, s1:iii. 6 4 2-8 o o 1 , beant celllnis, paneling, pvt \'FURNISHED OR NEWLY furn rootn, ~ per i'ord &46-2971 . f 1 Advice on al! mattf"l'll: e CHlLD_ CARE e
61 2-8000 week & up Pvl enb' avail. iW ._,..~ Love, Marriage, Bus111ess S..\1 1 al 1 . Pomona School area
. patios, jr c, all r.ec lacil-UNa;U_gN •.• , Pttone -u~51 ' 5': 1.1~ St., Cost'lti :Meslll Rea.dings given T days a . eip e c.hoco ate point * 548-5828 * SPAC1o"u"s'2'· •e=-, .:.r-:,:c,~"' .Illes. Ad, J_ 09 pe:ls. ~ ~ -!itor&<ltfl $60 th I I' 10 10 Siamese, 5 ·yra , old. Abou1 1"-"'="'""',,__=~~-1
clrps, pl!llio.' 1~1· :Adlts'. e . f-rche.lol'l a : Cd1\i/Fc4:." ·,emtie. K,'11 ~1' ~a.loil~ic:"~rp. . _6700 "'';'1.2·N. :imc~mi!mR.eaI 12/Zl, in Sea~ tract, oU RELIABLE . baby1itter Own
00 pelll. $170. S.s-ti972. e l f 'Olll $1~ e ' I • Spacious A~dft~n~~ prlv'g .l ~f. fUrn ~pvt ent 'rr · Cf , Cl ' , .t\t!.anta. ~ .,.' transporlallon
-• 2 i'~om $165 • •·Special c&.bfntt 1'pat'e &: patio~'·sts..d.74 S!ont-Di W. 19\b ·::'R.if CM San cmt11te 'LOsr: Ah .:,1 .. .ui.i.,·Wph<nl --* 673-50&9 * Santa Ana e Lock garages w/ lg stor ~ ~ • · -$115/mo * 646-7414 492-9136, 49~6 ""-~ CH e Bm ceil e Lndry e Patio.s V.?catlol\ Rentals 425 • . SINGLE? WIDOWffi pup at 32nd>arid l'lit,Wporl ILD CARE -daily, wkly.
VILLA MARSEILLES
BRAND NEW
SPACIOUS
1 & 2 Bdrm. Aptt.
Adult Living
Furn. & Unfurn.
Dil'h\vasher _ color coordinat-
ed appliances . plush thq
carpet . choice of 2 eo1or
381 W. Ba) St ( bt11•n Harbor
A:-Newport Blvd, IH. mi N.
ol 19th Sit.
CAl.L 646-0073
400' STORE shop, o!.hce. BlYd. 1-1~71, !.an wiLJ:i:'.e~ke Cd~\.1 area. My home. Call
• Dwhr/displ • Gas stove FOR Rent: t'urn tra i~er In $%. 2340 'Newpcrt Blvd, Dlvorc.i? Qver 21? chaln 61l-lOJ7 _ .. _,..~I. 67.>-4937.
• Special soundproofing center of Mammoth V'.llagf". C.M. ~2544, 54~ f'or a self expl~•tory n1es-LOST ' 2 .,...:. •. ,::+.h,ICH'=tL'D.--.,-u,-,.in-m-y~ho~m-,-,1
• Shag carpets, rtrapcs SjO per v.·k. 54~2 for --&age 24 hrs a da)i· call ·--~· ~ I fncd yd Rou iescrvation.s. BEAUTY Salon IC!' ~a..se. -t9S--t80l 'Ml-99!1l Siamtse fMWi:'.(wlU).\~ rg: • • ntn. .GtS & WATER PA°ID ~~~~~---=I tully eQUipped in·~aMJlping or poinu 1 BeiboB Prbi•i. C&l.l 642-6U7. ---------·1 • Rentals to Share 430 center, San aem: '92=2979 FOUND· rrtJQE 642-1251. l--~.~AB=y=s=1=r1=1=N~G--I Qu·,,1,~m l BR, unlum 2 3 Elden ,Ave, r-.~ -.. • · ' .,. lndustrlol Rent3 : 450 A leaking _rool ln r:»Yer R b }"ountain Valley Afta ··' CM , YNG 1f'¥ec ~nta l or . ~ Shores. I !ixed It. T. Guy E\YA RD lk/gry &haggy
o'r ·fl.I · $145/$1$ uti.I ino. · " ·, · w.omeA. to mre bcl1 apt . NEW '·B'''ILO·ff\I· G Roollni Co. 6 4 5 _ 2 TSO:, rtieOO.ly m. Oog. Owners1-=-,,,.-*-!E8"'33"7.~'~*~~-I
prlv, in. ~· Cllr pdrt. 646-0032 or 6(i:l12·1· :: Write.::,' •D, '; Morrl.& · 1501 ·.; \I 5"8-9590 desperate ~14 NB.. nJLL or p/tlme, infant or
scheme11 • 2 baths _ atail 4 BR, 2 BA. Listen In 1hl' shuweri • Mirro"Cd warrl-surr. l'hildrcn of 1·0111·'Sf'. 111 robe doors -iOOirect llght-
.. 31~ le St. 6'\6-1798 · ' : Cloisftt, Whittier.· :. ' COSTA MESA ~'.2~~~~']~~=1 ~~!~~~~'!'~1 1irl T. Good home le care.
PL h ha '~" S I $!'7 YOU CAN DO YOC#.! , C.~I. 646-Sil7 Huntington Beadl EM · man 1 re my ....,,_, q, t. at mo. Free demonstration Tueiid.,Y 'I ·· " : I~ 1 BR. furn . $130. 2 BR furn -t BR. 1-'ount, Valley home m Sq_ Jt. Ile GI"OS3 11.t 8 PM. Yoga Center.'445 ' ~~.i..t.n.. clloft -Business S.rvlce
$155. 2 BR un!urn. $1.'iS. \\"/same. $80 Mo. 968-378j lmmediat• Oc~upancy E lTth 51 c t M _ ., . ~ .... ~~·~~;;i~esSl~-r~-~t ~w;;~ ing in kitchen • breakfast
or call 735-48~2. bar • huge private fenced
* BAY-FR._ONT_*_ patio • plush landscaping .
brick Ba.r-B·Q's -large heat-
High-rise 2 BR'~ from $2!r1. l.'f' pools lr. lanai.
3 side tie slips available. 3101 So. Bristol St.
642-2202 ( 1,J Mi. N. of So. Coo,.-Plaza)
\VESTCL!F"t' _ 2 er. 11 11 S..nta An•
Ba . .spli1 lev. A!!l1 s. no pet ~. PHONE: 557-1200
1728 Bf'rl ford Ln, 1200/rno. _
a48--1533.
CAN'T BE BEAT
Pool. Bltns, crpts, drps, no ON BEACH I Aft 4. pnt llG-:cio Power, private offices, &4&-s2St " os a .esa. * BURGLAR ALARMS *
child(f'n, nn pets. :J2~J E. • MID -Age emn. \\·on1an, &hari: plenty ol parking, 18.lb and Shop, home, boat & car.
17\li f l CM 545-27:111 ,. , ~ J SWINGER Or11nge C o · Schools & Local & Silent. &46-1116 1 • • -----.:. _____.... e Bachl'.'lot Apl s froin $215 my·.-~aut. lR:e. 2 Br. apt: · Whlttit'r. ~ ."' •, ·.; Guidt'. 1-~ree Jnlo OCSG P. I ·
1 • R' "• 2 BR.. l' ~ SA. e 2 BR.. 'unf. · Fron1 S22:i No ~tlr'ink or 1 mo k e. 642-l-t&a. ~ctft; o . Box 2111, Anahei m, instructions 575 Carpenter
c fl, <tii>s, nr ~mpg, ~ol .. ·~ 2 ER. ~u.ri\ .• ~'I1?J'l1 ,'S285 1 _~l2. J • .,,~ .. N'6m.r,bldg~ l'l~~ .sq. ft. 92804. 539-9081. . -;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,1 CARPENTRY ~ pd.' 188 4 Monr;tV1a ... Carpets-dra.P".!»dlshWasbfr I SHA~' my wattt~t iv;tne rJr, 1$gker · A r~\e\V, 1 ALCOHOLIC~ At10nymous. • MINOR REPAIRS. No Job
. lJG, . heated Dl:JOl-sau.n~enn1s wtdock J\l an, -~ yeJTS. y~ l~e.r SUlll~'-n, r(fo'-4429. Phone 542--7217 or wrile to AIRLINE T 5 all Cab! t in
AT?ii:ACTIVE 2 BR 11pt s. rec room-OC'ean views $150/mo. 67.)-43.11. SO Sa"'' An• oppro'. 5100 SCHOOLS 00 m · M JIU'· ~~ :-.J , P. 0 . Box 1223 Costa !<.fesa, ages Ir o t h e r cabinets. fur11 $155. Unfu_rn $\"". · r pa1 iOs·a~p!e parking I ~-EMAl:E lo ~hare 2 hr ttouse sq. 11. Deluxe 11:\r cond. off. PAC1FIC 54~175 Uno annrn leave
Harper &: Wilson. Call Security guards. ,11/511.mr. S~2 mo. Call icr~. ownr 495-4349. Day & Nlaht Oasst's t 64&-2371. H. 0
2 ~fl. Crpts, drps, p~t!O. PACIFIC FEr.t ALE roommi!e needed 9 Lo1t ..:I found 61() E. 17th St. Santa Alllll AnJeroon YEARLY lease, lgr 4 br,
&. 2 ba. Ocean bref'?.es.
Refrig & rl ishwasher. $275
mo. 546-2176
675-3181 e:30 to 5 pm. . HUNTINGTON 646--0218 all 6 pm ~s, ..... ",0-'-0---~-4,.55 Ja) 543-8:)!)6 msst a ·
SUI unf $160 Jurn 2658
1
;~liijliijliijliijim;;·,;;•i · · CARPENTRY all kinds, am ,.,_. e Ave~l\1 . :>1;;.:.16.'i7 E H B until Jul)('. Bal l:\le. 675-4680 LARGE, l~k • up. storage ,,', 'Pl-kMQ, •>1c.,.,... S or lg, concrete wo. rk. Free SINGLE STORY Vl•lli ' -Tl ! OCEAN AV ., ' · 5-9 Pi\f only spaCT' 11.vllllllbl~, lrom $2(1. ..,.,. "' ~"
South Sea Atmosphere DECIJXE l t\ 2 Br. !urn <114) 536-1487 . 646-63%/545-9863 '"f'·'' •·tJeginners. t'ntl"l'Dilltllates, es!, 968-191~ anytime.
2 BR. Nr. OCt"an. Upr duplex
$1&5 yrly. Relrii;:/ra11gP, cpts
3091A 36th St. 67j..1856 Gar.
2 BR & den, The fllarina
Square Apti;, $200 mo. * &t5-02j2 *
BA YFRNT Yr!y l br. Newly
decor. S18:i nio. Adults.
Util's pd. 642-1936
2 BR .• 2 BATH J! l11Wrn UJG.$165. Pool. I Ore open 10 an;-6 pm Daily \~ANTED -!he right woman. ..1. .. Found (frn ad1). ·]50' ·Learn theo ry, si.i:::ht-te'ii.ding Carpet S•rvlc•
171 E :z2nd St C~ 642-364:-i \VILLIA~t \\'ALTERS CO. .o shi; N!' Bluffs hm . Pvt Rentals Wanted ._, -C ll B fU C I Carpets It. drps . . .... j ba , all pr1v. $80. 644-0369 . etc. a ru:e ... mus-CARPEi-LAYING -Sha
Air Conditioned I 435 RED Irish Seiter round v1c le bkgrnd1 546·4.478. Mesa S .• , R G 1 wt'
Pri .. ,1, P•t~ NOW'S THE 2 BR. $15.:i Up .• 3 BR Garages or Rent RESPONSIBLE empl woman Sa A & 21 1 C 01 Vrrde pec1.... ea1. uar_ n11 .
• -0 I hild --·" f nta. na 5 ' ·1 • · ~torn or eve 64~-4 359 HEATED POOL $1SO UP. Patio. p ool. w sm c ,..,.,...,5 un urn 646-8"'::154 , TIME FOR children ok. MORA KAI GARAG E, $2J JX'r nton!h, 2 or :J br hse. nice f COSTA MESA :>15-0645.
~~~\~~~ ,.. 11 tl1k E. ol Beach of! g, IA$t"lin adv~ 642--42'9. ~ • .r.tr. 'Carter. 5.)7:"1floo;~J•i:": ~·~''\c Newport Fwy&: taffi ~l')l.t'Obrovi,.'.~~ ,ilay ;-t-1----~-------I
GARDEN APTS. ROUGH A Garfield. ge·~-899-1 Office Rental 440 RELIABLE working 27 yr Baker. 642--0529 lull day sessions. Planned PAINT Accoustic&I Ceilings,
Plenty of lawn ~CK ,.ASH Apt~. lS&-'1 ~1ora Kai La:te . Eullildt'., Cot;ta l\-1esa. lsl neighborhd. C.M. or N.B. BL.ACK-Cock-a-Poo puppy PRE-SCtlOOL 1 .oh "'eiling5
2500 South Salta l_LY PILOT J&-:fBn·~. FROM SW old male needs rental In FOUND -Pekingey,c vie 161h program, hot lunches. Agt'.s $10 ea or trade. 531~.
LARGE 2 br. 11h ba. rrpts, Sanla Ana'l, U. 54~1525, Ove'rlool-;in.;. ~aut gar(!e~ ~UP~X~.,PUAU~ are~,..833-3961 alt 6 PM _._,!_ & • lrvillt', Newport ljgls. Z-6. hrs 6:30, AM:6:00 ~~1_.1 ,','_636-__ 3~11-0=---,---I
drps, bltns, nr. Hoa!: Hosp. ·• , ANT AD pP.tio &· hrrl pool. 'Adnl t1; ~l~~i ~1_!1. •-· .t P, ':to 3,DDlf Ml · HIGH · 1chool girl ~ \vishts ~96&) 10 !dentiry -$U wk.CO~!PARE.! sb-40.30 Cement, Concrete
$185 mo. 6-12-43~7. 642-1771. 1...,..,.,..,..,..,..,..,....,., l O:l:i 12th SI 11.cross from fl. oJ ice suites. Immt'd. OC· room nr Harbor Hi&h. FOUND young D11.lma tion 1 ~'~'~'~"~·~523~·-'·----~-,-------
A I A A Lake Park 536-2692 cupa.ncy. Orange County. •67~5099* vicinily Wnrner & Ma!!:nolia, PIANO Lessons your home •• CONCRETE. Beat The p~~·;n. or Unfurn. 370 p~:·,:.,. or"Unfurit. 370 p~ :;n, or Un.furn. 370 2 BR; Ne~ly d~-,,-.w-l{rvl ~Z~e~.~~~~· CJJ.A'5!r::~ Mist.' Rentals . ·465 .• ~'~tall\ Va!~ey. 8~7-&;o1T .'if.r,•1i!miod•· "M'~.hersH.•th~t:. ~:t~o~.\Ye~~~e;! [.ii00 ~~ ----------------.-'~-----'---~-----patio. No pets -l\.ids-OK. Hot~] & Re~ta~rant, U:nks, CHJllUAHUA/f.errlrr n11x: 64~6-ll68 ' """11 64'2-8jlt
Costa Mesa Costa Mesa Co,5'• Mesa • 536-454!1 * San Die i:o & N•pt Fwys. male young, vie U.C.I. Call i .j;ii;itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lolli!:NTiNo"iiK:-:;::Oj~t.;;I
N.wpo-rl •·a·• UNCROWDED PARKING Fenced 1i1orage space 8J3-Ei009 or 833-7429. '1 I CEMENT WORK, r:o job too
ge 1;J1 fbr carnper.1, boats, etc. small, reasonable. Free
Swingers N~ed Not AJply
d esi re mature p sons who woul9 appreciate a
clean, beautiful place to live, where anagers have
an interest in the welfa e and comfort f their !enanh.
PICTURED IN THE PROFE IONAL BUILDER MAGAZINE AS
"A SHANGRI LA ON 3 ACRE "
WE OFFER
Beautiful One & Two edroo11i
Furnished & V nfu.rnished Aparttne11ts
Self cleaning ovens • Dishwasher (in 2 BR ap!s I
Disposals • Shag carpels • Drooes
Loads of closet space • ~cuzzi pool
Huge swimming pool • Sauna B ths • Recreation
room • Po ol table & Lounges Kitchen or bar
• Fir,ploce
425 Merrimac
The most beautifully la
woods
Costa Mesa
area
3 Br, deluxe apr . Furn or
Unfurn. Crpts, .4fu~, bHn~.
Swccli~ stnve. 2 B a .
Gshwhr, gangt'.' F urn
$.'>~/mo. Unfurn "S27:lfmo,
902 W. Balboa. Blvd, N.B.
{be11.che-s or Ne"''port Bar
1 blk away), 642-79!M, 213:
28}-iOn. • --
Rentals I~
Rooms 400
LOWEST RATES Call 642.{;560 FOUND _ blk &. w~t ~hiutll:Y 11 . I~ Estim. H. Stufl ick, s.t3-8615. Uwner/mgr. 2112 DuPont Dr. dog V1c: Fountain Valley 59"icn and Rt!»lra
Rm g Newp()rl Beach cu). Hall , mAle, 968--J()j2. Block . Walls • Sidt'~·alkl
'....; 'c to•-"' I JI,, =~=-"~'7."--~--Driveways . Pal1011 R3......_ OQl'tt''Y" ~v rs Per1on1t1 BRlClff PoodlP, vie 011 , , 5-1~3173 1\1orn or Eve -[)Eu-~SP.~C.E .,' .,.,,11' .. "-!~ o "'ov'' .1 Boby.,ttong ..,-~'\ &tZ-U: Lilt No. 642-4826. l----------•·C_o_n_1_ca_c_1_o_r ____ _ 222 Forest Avenu' -1 -Personals 530 IRISH ~tier. female, fo~OO
1
• \VILL Babysir -my home REFURBISH your home or La guna Beach \•le CltJf Dr. & Riverside behind PomonA school apt. I wlll tum your sow1
f94-!M66 .Q.t., N:B. ~2-;r>SS. f 646--5894 -~ar inlo • silk purat, h!llide
RlDE'.N°EEDED,-SO!tqtinil ffi0No"fifud1e Vicinily :IX)/ BABYSITTER &II ages 24 &: out. All work fully guar . DESK SPACE . !o Orange Co .. Airport, hrs -bloclc ·17th St, Costa l\fe.s.a. houn. War~ meals, 'big C. P. ~f. O:insrniction, Ftte
305 No. El C•mino R••I R • 5· 49'J-.J573 aft 6 ~Ul6 back yard. 642-1592, CM. est, Call 54G-227tl.
S.ln Cl•m•nt• MY Way, quality home
492-4420 1 )fiiil I I[~} I Jfiii1 rep.air. Walls, ceillll(, f1oon A~ach~or:i~,cr~:~~. fa~~~l'-"-'_"_""_""_"'_"'_"_'...J~ ApartmentsfwRent . ~rtments lorRent . ~ ~~~OO~~ 24~~.:. r.e~·
842-2 ['i t5 or owner LIC'D Contr. Remodelln&,
BEAU,]', spac rm, ·~l TV, 213/394.-0015. A t Apt.,, A ts add-0n1, roofing, 1>4lntlna: A
pool, ki t. priv'~. N.B, s:n 1 's=11~A~R~E,,-de'""si~<7n~o~!!~k~·,-.~.~tl~,.-,cl PF:;;n, o r Unfur-n. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 PFu-;n, or Unfurn. 370 repairs. Sfil.J.I.?. 540-768t.
wk. Ph: 64j.,.314:J. 5pa~~. Archilrct, enghlf'f'r, GEN'L CO'NfRACTOR
FURN roorn .. w/kitcQen. .4' artW, 11r desia;ner only. 'SJ.j() Huntingtpn Beach . Huntingt9n Bvc:h Huntington Beach Remodeling-Room J.ddltlona
h11!h. 1-~or working person. rno." 64rr.Il35 l ---~~---~---~=~-~------~-------I Llc'd/ins 66-0991, 613-lfll»
s10 mo. 646--0872. C ORONA DEL MAR Additions * Remodelllla
UPsrAIRS, pvt liv'g rm, br 2 Rm· auite, pvt ba, pvt entr, Gerwlck le Son. Uc.
& ba.., Sep_ C'11tcy. No cook· Prkg, crpt/drp. uUI pd, 673--6041 * ~21'70
ing. $8.':i mo. ~.2!85___ $145/.mo. Owr>er. 673.6757 Lle'd Contr. Remodelina:
. LA RGE rm._ in pv t home, NEWPORT oUiccs. c p t s , AdditiofUI, Plan1, Layout
\\'Or)\ing mar _only, Costa drps, ocean \•lew, tram $65 Karl E. Kendall 5e-153T
~lc~a art'~. 64&-7j().l per mo. Onr Aft 6 pm:
e NICE rm fQr v.·orki n$: -'-""'~~"'~=~~=~--I
man w/cook init priv. Costa 6()0.1200 SQ. FT,
fltesa. 642--0326 · · OfJiceR, Cflf. 646-2130
YNG college or workln.E:" girl 1500 SQ. f'T. priv parking.
I
Ba1boa Isl. Kit & TV rm :lSOO F., Cout Hwy, Cdi\t
~le. $65/mo &c up. 67;..3613 Can_.di~idt . 613--4 UO, .
I
DELUXE room, across from .l!O • 2§fh NB oulce or shop
()CC, ~t urlrnL St:111ck. • 2 ,rms nea!, bath
Call 540-2754 bay Slli 673-~?4 -------·------I
. -___ ,. __ .., ..
Pro·OponinJj •••
Adult I Famill? Apt.
hivinJj At Its Finest
• Fu lly Equ ipped Central Rec reation
Artas • Large Swimming Pools. Wading
Pool • Therapeutic Sauna s • Gas 811r-
betuts • Pr1vale G11 rde n Patios • lush
Shag Wa il-to-Wan Carpeting • Color Co·
ord1na1ed Dra pes • Double Insulated
Soundproo1 Walls • Sound Proof Flooring
• Master Color TV Antenna System •
Wrought h on Ba lconies • Ba lanced ,,---;11.-'f--!f-+"'-'"'-f--+ Power Kit chens with Buil t-in Ranae/ ""<:-·:1-.... f--'f-+~"'-+-+ Oven. O+shwasher & Garbage Disposal • Instant Hot Wa ter Supply .SYstem •
A"e>UL'r/F'A"MiCv
APARTMENTS
FROM $l!i0 "'1, 2 , & 3 BEDROOMS
Ceramic Tile Bat hs • Open Beam Ind
Va ulted Ce1 11ngs •Easy Maintenance
Viny l Kitchen f looring • Private on·1ita
covered Pa rkin& with e11t ra storace •
Pro1ess1onally LandK aped Greenbelts •
Mod ern Laundry Fac1lit1es
~1~1 ll•oe~"'1<11 HUM!,
WALKING DECK
COATINGS
Of all types. LH Roofinr
Co., CM. 642--7222 for tree
est.
ROOM Additions. I... T.
Construction. Single 1tory or
2. Elllim.. plans .Ii: layouL
847-1511.
FURNITURE St r i pp t na .
AIBO, boltt parl1. Wood Ai
metal. In our 10· vat.
642-34-tS.
AL·s l.And.scaplni:. Tr e e
removal. Yard remodellfl&.
Tra.sh raulilig, lot cleanup.
Repair 1prinlder1, 673-1166.
1~ Yn exp In Harbor lln!L
Ava lwn $11)..$12 per mo.
C A M GardeniJ1' Serv,
646-7215.
YARD Clean-up, Haul ins,
G ard en.Ina . P r i ce•
rtuonable. C a 11 Bob --NEW Lawn11. ~. r.ompt
lawn can. Oun up by job
or mo. Free e1L For 1nf.o
897-2Cl7 or l46.0932.
AL ·s Landlc.aptng. T r e e
remov.i . Yard remodellnl.
Truh hauling, Jot _cleanup,
Repalt sprinklttt '73;116&.
* Retidendal -Apts * * Commercial * Complete Cate ~
c~ Cleanup, tree • spmldr
"""· Rototil. Randymall, otldjobl.Reu.-
EXPEi!. Ha"'!1a9 Glrd<nor
Com pl et• G•rClefttn1 : &eniot .. x.melenl, ......m.
' cempl11o Y1nl Corel.
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P•intlng &
JltAIN Cunen I n 1 ta 11 e d . p..,_m."li... GOVERNED for hft. Exp,
QJU!ty work. Reuonab.le. •'EXTERIOR·tNTERIOR • !!!t .~,uon Palm &a.ch .
l'rw!ul. 968-23)8 Won't iw-urvit>rbid CUI-tum u,.,.......-..,
BOOKKEEPER Wu trial LOCAL CPA firm needs PRODUCTION S(ltEDULER Ut h A.~TIQUE At:AUT. heavy "''t'QU.Kbl l1'0n 1895 KJ..\1.BAU. piano, pla.y~
ba.Lanct", Automotive ~r boOkkeeper-ttcept, P.twit be to 'A'Oric throt1ihou! plant. SHOW A SALE: I chandeller w/6 lites. &ood. netds refill. se s
leaaina exp, desirable. Part ptotident al v.·rl~p work Rtq: HeaV)' if D1Ath, JOIXi LONC Bl::ACI ~1.11111 b!r dln'g or en!ry 'Underwood 702 e I e c ·
Haul'-wont. tinut paitll1. ~ AIDES-for conv&Jucence,
"• ' e11Veolor consultina. fUf•. elderly can= or tamUy ctre.
time or half da.y•. 645-J66J . I Ot1 telephone. Pleue ae.nd attitude. On the job SPORTS ARE..'llAi w/hlgh rtilifll. Cost Sttl. ~ lypev.'riltr fr.I. <'Kcellent
CASHIER For Une lad~s resume to Clauitled ad No. tra.inlna. aood 1 t 1 r tini:: Ocean & Lore BeaC'h Bl\•d, 8..'ikln.1: Si.-.. Abo, ot~r Zenith 21 " '6'1 t."Olor TV ,
HAULING Ii\., bonded. rutr financinc Homemakt:n, 547""6681.
Light le Heavy avail. 49l-6.138, 543-6085 1 J"'"o11;;c..1~w;,.,..•-n~tod-'>-,~M~i~F~7~04~
dothing •tore. Part.-Ume. 29, 011.lly J'llu!, P. 0. Box salary + xlnt fr i n& c Thur, l'"l"I: Sat, WC Pill ha111,!ln1: lamps, .al! xlnt , UHJ" ~13CI Adm.lNt.l 21" color
No phone call5. Backltrfft, 1500, Colt& Mesa, CaJll benefits. CaU for in1cn lew Sun 12 t<l 6 PM qualily & rond. Moving. TV , ra~lly movahle l yr
Anytln~. Call Chuck LESCO Painting C.Ontn1etor No. 25 Fuhion Island, N.B. 92626. 492-lli'l Mra. Gonu.lt>z -n1ust sell. 846-t8.i7. I warranty on lube Sl50
COMPANION • Houaeknper LOOKING ror more than just RN for 1-louse Su~rvisor Jn C~UNTRY French ~nliquei: J ENTIRE t'Unt1.-11!J1" or 1 AR , ll.etMi S15 Cheat of drawer.;
for elderly V.'Oman. Lux· anotMr job? Join,, the . "!\cw small nursing honie Top dtn set, J_ chain:. pr. 1trttr!mrr11 · Contemporary S7 Old lal!hion~ d115k and
u.riou1 Bayrfont apt Liiht Beautiful Ideas Div. of \\'agt:1. 714: 494--8076 f~l' ap-A.ubus!IOn <'-1?41t~: pa.lnt1 ng11; lurnllurP. i~ rnoi; old. s:noo l chair Sf Ping po~ tabll'
50-3379 or of!H:-4438 lnter & Exter. l Story Hou&ecleanin& $.1 hr
a.m.J Plumbln11t Repair
• 545-2929 •
MOVJNG, Garage clean-up Specialist Al5o, acrous!
I: lire hauling. Reasonablt . spraying. Lie k in 5 .
Frtt t'Slimatts. 615..1602 •"'='-"'~""=· .,..,...,~-n:== YARD, Garaae cleanups, PROFE.">SIONAL Painting.
trees dirt ivy removal, i;kip Exter. I ~tory, low u 1200
loader, backhl>r. 962-i7·15. W/gd paint. Avg rm. $18.
d,,., __ • ....,.. mo. "'" ;..22 0 .. GENEJiAL t'OODS. Help pointn1en! side .. board, 161~1 ~entncy lakes a!l. pain 1 i n i;: i;. SIO TV. S20 J~ke s UU'd .. ~ ~ ~ • . _ che~t . much mo1 e, Ir ply. d _ 1 1 C•ll Everylh1ng 117 E. 18th C!\f. 6-73-8143 otht'rs to enhance their ROUTI: Sales-$130 wk to ~I. 644--0l09. ;open~~ .. 111nps:. f' !'. ' ~~--~-~---1 per9CJnal be:auty wh\le en-Take ov el!lab J\iller Brush Ken. 646--0!ll! or ,),}7-3807. * AUCTION * H•lp W•ntod, M & F 710
Accnt Cl•rk $525.
l;;-=;-;;;=-:o==:--:-c-Accous. ceUinp i;pra~ 2-µ-tAULJN G, cleanup, tots et<', coats Sl5. Roy, 84.7-1358
R t' a s n b I . H a n d y m a n =oc-"--c. ~'-=:;:;-,,anyUmt' you call. 645--0788. PRE-Spnng Sptclal. X· l='""=-o'-~--~--,-/ -Painttt. now sc hoa l
TRASH & Ga~ clean-up. teacher. Acc0ustical ceil·
day5. S:IC a load. Free est. I ings. $10 room. Cu.11tom
Aecnt peyable, ln\'olcina:, c:Od.
Ina:. youn~. Co. 'iii fee pd .
Cllll Lon.lne WellcliH Pt>r.
sonne.I A&eney, »13 \Vest-
cl!Jt Dr. N.B. 645-2770 (also
Cornpl~i;i;;~::l~per joying a profitable bul!"incss. rte in La&una.. Xlnt. pt timt' BsRAp 1
55 tit-: ma;:ress,m~: EARLY Anirrican dining fo'ine fo'urnilurt
•646-7316• S25-Sl50 wk up. No exp nee. wk al50 avall 542-7573, sp~:~ inclu~~n S l 0 C. roo_m table and 4 chalrs ' & Appllanct~ ==~---~~-~!No door to door. Exee. posJ. SALES ORDER 646-730~ $12:J, g dra11·tr knnlty p!~t I Auction!! F'rida.y, 7:o0 p.m.
COOK • \VOman. Retirement tians avail. 842-26&1 CLERK chest Of drawers $ 2 ~. w· d ' A . B
home in Laguna Beach. ~iARINE Engine lnfitaJler ANTIQUE Spa.nir;h oak din'g 002--0774. , tn y s uct1on •rn
fC'e jobs} ' electric !yPt>writer, order 9· $1Sj 54;...1403 · f'A "" (!•IC'Cn !117.r, Ut , ' , ,
Anyt ime, S4S-5031. hoo.se painting. &f&.-4519.
Hou••cleaning No wa.,tini;:
4W·~58 "''anted. Exper lencf'd Accurate 1;yp1st, 60 wpm, lablr. 6Xl'. tl!M'-n!i ou! 10 ,SO _ '•J bl 1 ~flj'i NP.\vporl CM 6'16.8686
COUPLES NEED E>.'TRA only/apply LUHR'S BOAT proces11ing experience • · · _ 1 & green plllid, brand new. Behind Tony 1 8 .l!a. ttta1 I.
CASH~ HAV E LITTLE CO. 1781 Placentia, C.~f. prefemod. Appll•nC•S 802 1 Accept Slj(). Cos! S:QO. Call 2 ,\J~ "VoiL'f' of Thealtr"
TIME'.' 968-0024 4-7 pm. MAIO, part t ime Call for appointment , 008--4853. ~peakers, l:WO. DY n a k 11 ADMINISTRATIVE
SUN Brue .\laint Camoots, * WALLPAPER * • "" \~ ""'' Call "Mac"
ASSISTANT
Salary Open. Work in L.A.
!Century City). Attraclive.
free to travel carter minded
pl, Typlna:, lite SH, bkkpr11
* DENTAL * 646-7445 (714 ) 494-9401 FREEZER·cus tom lJ AS new, sleeping .-,,,11;---SG~•. preJnlp. SW; an1p 1'.0;
Secretary/Receptionist MAID • Steady l'o'Ork. Ret~-uprigh:, like ~II', l r g Refrig,, J8j , Color TV $1.'.0. I luntr $70: dun] 1009, $7.'i floors, \\Jndo1>os ere. Resid'l J--
& comm '!. free e i; t . 548-1444 646--lnl 546-5613 ment tnme, Laauna Beach. TELONIC cap11cily, SI:i(). Call 642--6J60, ei·r.s : THO:\IASVILLE Bdrn1 se1t,
531-5621. 11''T/F.xter painting. Free R E f' RIG ER AT 0 R -18' 64:>-2020. ~1 pc, S440. Hard11·nod tab e,
Fi e BOOKKEEPER Call 4%-9<5& INDUSTRIES ' h "" ""2 """ CrotiS fop freetrr, beaut. AS 1 . 1 .,,
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., C ~ #<JV. "" -~~ Young enttrprlsing group. MAKE 0. time wage1, pt L •-h net Sl~ ~7-6232 new, s crp1ng sa a -... ' . CLEANING lady \\'ould like
job in Newport Hghts/Bay.
crest areL~. 646-861 3.
EXPERIENCED maid for
private home 11 , 0¥>'n
transportation. ~7-4519.
EXPER. lady own transp. By
day or hrly.
548-7801 arter 6 Pi\f
Bay & Beach Janitorial
Crpts, windo\l·s, floors etc
RI!&. &. Comm'!. 646-1401.
HOUSE OF CLEAN
Complt!le l.fouse Cleaning
64l-6824
J\leu. Clea.n\ng Service
Carpets, Windows, 1'1oors etc
Res 1£ Commc'I. 548-4Ul
Ironing
Ironina;; $1 .~ per hr,
Brinr Own H11nger1
Call M5-3092
IRONING my home. $l.25 per
hr. Bring own hangers.
54>7&11
LANDSCAPING:
patlas, deckini
Reas. 837-9301.
Including:
& fencing.
COMPLETE Prof. S e r v _
State He'd contractor. Call
968-1928.
Ht Local ref'1 Lk:'d &: tns.
AcCoustical ci~p. Call
Chuck, 645-0809. -
PAINTING·• Ext-lnt 18 yr1.
exper. Jns. Uc. Free eat.
Accoust. Ceillngg. 968-!ll.26.
Plaster, P•tch, Replllr
Newport time, be a distributor or •gun• .~ac co · · Refrig., $Sj, Color TV St;'iO. '~ PRICE ScuhhA MJU IP f\1ust be able to handle all pure ot&'llfllc cleanen. food Equal oppotturuty employer KENMORE aulo washer. Call 6-lH:JCO, ev es: l'IJnlpl t lt. TI1e be~!! J vAh't'
Personn•I Agency phasts of bkkpng, CPA once supplements l:. cosmetics. SALES 1a1e n1odr.I. Xlnl cond $6.l. I 64J.-2020. rtgulat~r. we! su11, 11·eJgh!11.
833 Oov•r Or., N.B. a year. fi37-4606/673-20&I. I STOPlll f'rigidaire elec dryt'r, good * CUSTO:\t 1"URNITURE STlf!&J',Pl~tol lrom Italy, r11.ft,
642·3870 MISS EXEC AGENCY * MEDICAL LAB ••• rond ~40. Guar;i.nleed & RENTAL. Stt ad class :"60 etc._ J'h1s ll'l'ek-end only .·A~N~C~IE~N~T!!MA~'!R~l~N~E~R'." I 410 W. CoMI Hwy, NB TECHNOLOGIST * LOOKING & ACT del1v. 54&-8672, &17-8115.. Gene!'e l. Call :>48-:1481 . -""'~··31~9'~==~=-
exper.
-RESTAURANT-646'3939 Callfornla licen.11ed. Full thne, Sales mlndM person, sec for GE au!o washer &. matchtni;: I z-PC \Vht quilled seetiooal, e SK I FAMILIES
• PATOI PLASTERING FE i\l ALE t e 1t'Ph0 n e Pr..t shift Salary comm".1-yourse~f. a re&t career op-elrc dG7 er . Bothd lriod c;o:1d I 11'. 'Fables. Misc pieces. µesen•e now~ Cabin at f<.f11.m .
solicitor•. Some know!. or surate \Vi 1 h experience. Jl?rtunU,y, Xlnt !uture for !~· 0,,72u•8ra,7o~g'i'i• & dehv. Call ror appt. 962-7.i69 n1olh fllou11tafn. Sip~ 7. f~i!'e-
All ty~:U 117'~~mates • D•y Buiboys bowling pref'd but not nee. • WEST1\1JNSTER COM· right m.an. ~nings com . .mrou • ... f\fATTRESS & box springs, ,pi, "Ir, SIS·S20 per day.
• D•y Dl1hw•shers Ph: MESA LANES C.i\1. 111UNITY lfOSPITAL • Ap. me~ce immediately should • REPAIR man has clean twln li'.rts of top quality & c5c3~1 -,7'3~7'~d~•Y~•7· ~-,----=~
Plumbing FULL Tl'!E 646-3993 t P I Jm2 B h be ir e'.'l:CeM ot $250. per wk. h1te mode! \\'ashers &. rondition 130 M't. 673-ti257 IRVJNI-; Coast Country Cluh
•• ~~~=------1 '81Yd '1"°, n~' 0 _ heac Nr. canvassing or soliclting. dryers, R!;nbl, guar. ?>laster I I I I PLUMBING REPAIR CJRL FRIDAY -GroWing v .• untington ucac , or I t · . b . Ch OK 531 S6lT VERY old Sear~ origina , fam ly meniber:sh P for s~ f':
No job too small Apply rompany. Fast. aceuralc cal! l714) 847-7807 nervie\\s Y appoi~tment g · -beautifu!oaks1<cre1ary froni niembc1. For In· e &12-3128 e t · I Shorth nd · only S.3 l\'ttkdays. 8J5..2771 REF'RIGERATOP.S \\'/LG Sacrifice $l:i>. 536-4.fl9 ' for~iatitin call 673-9131, ~fr. 2607 w. c.oast Hwy. :ning 0t~.us . S350 ~ 0 : MEDICAL OFFICE Secretary/Bookkeeper. 1 girl FREEZERS. ll~S4.5-$5!J. -Smith
Roofing Newport Beach Interview1 f\fon & Tues. Need 2: Front Ofc, eXP. gd office in N.B. General oUice ** &16-78JJ ** , G•r•ge S•fe 8)2 SURPL0u"S~B-,d~d";-,,~S-,p-p0i;~,-,,
ARTIST, amateur, sketches 33012 Calle: Perfecto, San typist. Back Ofc, exp. know-exp Ii acctg knowledge . . . tools and much misc. 27:i:i
LEE ROOFING CO; Rootin&: of Afghan dogs. Ph :itark. Juan Capistrano (~'.'I:! to ledge in all procedures. req'd. Send resume lo B.S. Building M•t•rt•IJ I06 GREAT BA \'SHORES SAfE Bristol, CM j.}7-7886 Sun-
ot all types, re:co veL~· _a!_t ~5~p~m=9602-69_~"67• ____ 1 ai...v.rf) '\'rit~. Cla1slfled ad •15, Henry, General Deliver)', }'ri Sal, Sun. Bed strS -day. repa.in, root coatings. ic ..,. ~.-. . !--~=~===--! & bonded since: 1947 . ATTENTI ON Housewives: *' GAL FRIDAY . Typing Daily Pilol, P.O. Box 1560, Balboa, 9?661. king, twin, i;in~le. \VurlitJt>r USED BIKES
642-?222. Earn S30 to lhS50 •', mu· ore GS, Sl.f JOO, gen'I ofc & Costa ~fesa, canr. 92626. , SAIL loft w~tin~ roo!fl. Day PANELING / spine1 l o"'u'" & Ab<dnch" GE1 10 Spd, 3 spd Coaster Brake
extra a mon par me. 5eCY 'I exp, mature th inker. ~1IDDLE Aged \1.'0n1an, 30 house. ll,fcK1bbin Sails, 18!1 was ier-ye o1v, m Ir a in alJ gizes. Also, have \lied
EASTERN Quality-Western Not door tu door selling. l''ront ofc appearance & or over, neat apPt>arance, Reynoldi;, S.A.
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nr Jtedhtll F•ctory Cloieovt ! dual relrig., assorted tables parts. i;.i2_9867_ Prices~ Alt types Roofing. For in I o rm a I i on call per .sonality. Construction for ASST'. MAN AGER &. ,..tac Arthur Bhd. 297 Top grade V-Groovc toe8' I & much more furnil11 re. Lyle 6~7980. 968--0178 4 pm to 7 pm G i r Is mini b i k c, 1·14 Plet~ Bronze flatware Sewing/Alter•tions exp.b.rref~1Sal;ry comm. TRAINEE. Starting 1alary SARAH Coventry lnc .. full sheelll Sl·S1 ea. L1miled En cyclopedia Brit!a.11i(•a, rroni Bankok !service for
A'ITRACTIVE 1>o'Oma.n lo act w/a 1 : or a PP t $325 mo. Inquire in pe™>n, or pt-time help needed. no quantities ol 8 IYJle5. Ash hi. I many books dishes l•m 5 12!. Never use<!. $325 valuf' * C 0 NT E tlf PORA Ry .as tour glude for exclusive 557-4.363 Ext 28. PAY-LESS SHOE: STORE, inve.11tment. 557-MS:J. fold dooni &'x8', 4. doors con1. I g. n i cell '2692 B~yfho~e _ sacr1fice for $li'S. 675-1345
DRESSMAKJNG model site. 111ust have typ-GrRL to live in or day can 2221 J.larbor Blvd., C.M. SERVICE STA ATT. all plete w/hardware S29 a sc i. Dr ~ ·~ ~2-4062 altrr 6pm. lng & clerical exp. 96:J.-7177. A h b. f Id 4' 80" 4 d · · · Rt>-<le1igning & c ustom ----;\PT. CLEANING !or 2 yr old. Pvt suite, NCR OPERATOR !!hiftsopen.ApplyinpetllOn, s i·o ll x · oors PRICED TO GO -'B!t-io VIRTUE Bm5• rHnette s ,t,
alteratioiu;. 545--0633 saluy. 642-99~ Make more money wi!h a Mac Arthur k 4678 Campus com plete w/ha rdware 121 • range & oven ov!lstf'd round 1;il)le, 6 chn;, •50, Vacant apartments, large D NB set. Wood sll!h wl1ldow.. . . · , · ~ TIRED WARDROBE? For . ed GROOVY Model-type needed .irrowing conctrn. Xln'I r., · · fro 13 "" 4. 4, 1 . chairs, b1cyi:lc rlo!L~ toy s Pecan ~1nilf' hdhrcl i20.
Dresi1making & Alterations coniple:<, needs e'.'l:peMtnc for cassette films. Harrison fringe beneli!s. SIRrt $400. SERVICE Estab'd. l''uller in . ....,, . x a uminu~ elect saws & ' blad~ and Yashica movie camer11. ;3j.
Call 548-4056. V.'Oman [u)I or part tirnt. Call Cori, 2131462-5830. Call Sally Hart, 540-~. Brush rte, s~;1n wk. to casement \vmdoivs S:30r Solid n1uch n1ore st11ff 8' junk. 96~777
afler 7 pm, 057-6180. HAIRDRESSER COASTAL AGENCY al., al., pt. time ~745. core entrance door1 l~rn $12 Fri Sat Sun 20l8 iAJtu1-a -=--------1 e Oreumalring -Alterations 1 7=~~------M & h 11 • . · DRESS stor'f Prnployeni & AUTO SOME FOLLO\VTNG 2790 Harbor Bl., CM 54()..60.JS up. any namnv fi 0 Dr., C d M. 673-lSZ'P Special On Hems Sr• Administrative hollow core panels for shelv. --<'x·modcls are e I ea n' &' Cal Jo * 646-6446 3 SALESMEN ~29 days. 8JS--1813 eve llarbor Blvd. at Adam11 ,·,,g II ,,,_ 500 Unfiriich-"' ANTIQUES, potte\''s, wheel, closets: llml s:r.s. Fri th.tu BRICK, block, conc rete ,1 --.,,::~:c,_;,,,,:=-'-c-'-~. N d 3 bl fo new r Secretary -·~ carpentry, house leveling, EUROPEAN dressmaking Ail ee com 1n"' 0 E 1~ HELPER !or l ta Ii an NE"'PORT Beach develop-picture frames 75c 10 ;5 stel'eo, ten!, elec equ1pn1 ent . Sun 9 a..p1. 10 ~. 51:i f"ern.
all lypes re.modeling. No custom filled. Very reason. used auto P eamen. xce -delicatessen. 18514 Beach n1ent firm needs F/C book-each . Doonkin5 S1 up. Hard-books, lugg~e. clotbes, furn leaf Ave., Cdl\I.
job too small, Llc. C.Ontr. able. 673-l&49 lent comn1ission &: demo Blvd, H.B. Apply 2 ro 4 kN>per. Can.siruction acctng $:;&1 + TOP BENEFITS board 2.l"xSO" sheels l!lc. 1 it hsehold 11ems. ?at-Sur1 BEAUTIF'UI. Black star UJ>-,,96_2-<_9'5~--·-~-----
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Alter•tlans _ 642-5145 pl~n. holpitali:r.ation k medi. pm exper mandalory, Plta9e At least 4 ye11.rs experi-Aluminum sheets for 'fenc-1 ~~;5pni, 2~:1 Hthotropc, phlre oecklacC', earrings l::
ca!, H OU S EK EE P ER/Chikl aentt r!!l'lJme lo P. 0 . Box t nce and good skill5 re-· .,. 1· · • I rina Sf't /mrn Ba-'-k. P•lntl-& Neat, accurate, 20 years exp. SEE AL -REAULT ,,.. N ing. s1 in;:-, pa io C<ller~. .. ,.,.u ··• '"'' Care-a{lpl'O'.'I: 30 hrs/\\·k, 9 ...,.,.,, ewport•&f.Ch. 92660 quired. trailer skir1;; Jjc a Sit rr. l\fASSIVt Garagr Sa lt '. NPVPr 11 f)tfl $1."i(). 67~134.'i
P•ptirh•ngina Tile SALES MANAGER ta 3, 2 children, 5 & 71h. Li cks, louvres z. cabln~t ~loving our of tow1, 12 yrs afler 6pm .
HARBOR AMERICAN Lh·e out. Reis req'd. State OVERSEAS Huntington B•ach hardware. pack-ratting! Fum. clo1ht~. l•1•.,=,=,7,-,h~,=m=pt=,.-c0717•7t"to=,~m'I * PAPERHANGING
& PAINTING. * 968.2425
PAJNTING: Hollt'st, guaran-
teed work. Lic'd. Local ref'1.
CAil 675-5740 .aft 5.
PAINTING/paperin&". 18 yn
in Harbor .area. Lie &
bonded. Ref's furn. 642-2356.
F1RSl' Oasa PaJnUng &:
paper • hanglna:. Free est.
• Verne, The Tile Man * 1969 HARBOR, COSTA MESA. salary. \Vrile Clusilied 11.d Union H igh School DiJt, \O.j Daily, 11··1 Sun , ro~"· n1any pla1s. n~U<'h type ,t,. step e:'l!ension hn·
Cust. "'Orie. Install&: repaltl'I. No. 71, Daily Pilo1, P.O. 536-9331 by JAN.~ MILLER-DRAKE m1!!c. Sal $: Sun,10.4 . 2936 r .. rd r C. fo1· 10' camper!
No job loo ·-I. Pla.!ter AUTO BODYMAN Box 1560, Co6ta i\tesa, Ca 2 ,~ So ,1 -s s • Andros SI, i\lesi.t ,1errlP 1 l25. :>l>-0906. .... 92626 * SUPERVISOR LYN 11· -ruu • "a1n t., ·"· -~~,-~~~·I .patching. Leaking shower Corveue-fibre glus exPfor · • JOBS • 7:30 a.m. rellef ihifl, "''k (Next 10 ~!andard Brallisl Movlng-Barg•in Prices CAP. 4-Post hfl rack elel·
repair. 847-Ul57/846-(1206. rt!Q'd. Xln't pay. Imrned. HOUSEKEEPER. mature. 1 end~. 546-1032 One.ntaJ & braided Area rugs, S.Y.ij '. Diesel ;11 e ch a n'i c · ~
CERAMIC tile new & opening, Call Now! dayi, good wage!i. Refs Park Lido ConvalesC'i'nl overstuffed chah, douhlf' home s tudy cou r.e $50.
remodel. Free est. Small ORANGE COAST req'd. Aft S: 67:>-629l at· Center 6-12·8044 Camer•s & btr1 chest.~. od~ & t'nds. 646--2.i12.
jobs welcome . 5 3 6-2 ~ 26 . EMPLOYMENT 642--6213 TEENAGE babysitter for 5 Equipm•nt 108 2142 l'>liran1ar .. Ba Ibo a. CARPET l.ayc.r.~ have shaj: ~. AGENCY HOUSEKEEPER wanttd, 2 $135 yr old boy on occasional 675.075.l Sa l & Sun. & rnrnni'l twePd crpts. Dea.I T~,-.-.-S~.-,-.~i~c-.-----1 12·1 Broadway, C.M. 645-31]1 mornings per \\'eek. SW per Tol•I F•• nights. 61l--7Cl2. PENTAX Zooni. Nikon lO'l GARAGE Salc-i'Ui~c items. direct. :Exper installP.r. Can
Cali 545-3459. !---------wk. Alla~~ al Bushard. USED CAR SALESMAN lel, Cannon PX SLR r., drl, children's clothjng !!izes 6 finanrc. 5..1!!-8327, 827~740
BABYSITTER \\'anled for J.l.B. 968-, -· WHY PAY MORE? Ya~h Tlr, Rollit> 2.~F J<owa 10 JS, p1ctures,'dishes ap.'BRIDGF. Li·s~on!( b>' PAINTING, professional. All
wo rk guar n . Colo r
specialist 64&-7081: 547-1441
TREES, Hedies, Top, Trim.
cut, removed. hauled. Ins;
642-4030 Big JoM
occ11.sional sittings, 16 or HSKPR-L' · 40 I 1 21 I c-1 I Ive in, over · SLR, f., mi.11e. 962-5278. P ianccs e e. ' -"5 a Ccrtllicd GorPn Tracher I
over. Bushard at Atlantll, speak En&;!. Lt hsework, S~a UNIVERSAL Must be eJl!M'rien«d. Straiihl F . j -1 Mesa SI, C.M. (all 64 5--2672. Life ,\iaster. Fo1.1rsomes 11 ·8· 968-!l6S9. da. S275 + mo. Refs. ~ell. 70 car inv11ntory. urnitur• 1 O ANTIQUES • rQ/I lop' desk, only-in }'UUI' hoine. 64.S-(;315.
BABYSl'ITER -flfy home &hl-1Ei6l. 714/956-2251 _,.., ___ -· ~ "'JiM ... J ... -. ir.e bo:'I, 1\·alnu1 table, Qu een KI::N.\lORE elcr. dryer. Xlnl * * * * * * or· you~. Neer 38!h & HOUSEKEEPER, live in, Open 7 dayii a week '"""""""' ,~ O\VNER SACRJFJCr; , I ~lary access·~. Everything cond. $~. AllO l tlrl'i
(-------------------'iii JBaJ~"°'~·~N~.B~. ~l~O'µ'°~'"'~~lo-L~c""~;J'lf~lod~d~I'~'~· ~N~"~"~"°:rt:i 2100 Harbor Blvd. 6~5.1)466 Most . elegant house . lull . ol g°", Chl'ap! 250;. Bl'oad St. bikts. Goorl cond. 546--0921 3 pm M-F. ~75-~976. &rfa, 675-1438 aft 7 pm. OPERS.SINGLE NEEDLE Mcd1t. furn! Includ 1n:; f1nt I N.B. &lj..14-16 (Sil only. 1
Trader's Paradise
lines
times
dollars
BABYS ITTER needed, ** \VAITRESS-1\lust have din'g sel-<'h1na e11b i n"'l · GAR AGE I 271 ., \VET SU IT, Radio, Sterl!O HSKPRS Emplyr pey1 fee. Spec. m1ch. Exp'd anlY, IOCRI rel,ttnets. Full or Elegant L.R. pcs, king GI " ' A • ki!, !able&, couch . clubs.
S-1 2:30, Easrbluft, lransp. George Allen Byland A~cy iiporisv.-ear, £d. pay. N.B. part time. App]y in penion bdrm ~ui!f'. King s, 1\\'iri : en~. Santa n a . dresSf'! size 1£, 492-4230.
1 ~~~~ry, Good w a i es· 106-B E . 16th, S.A. 541--0395. 642-3472, only, 5930 \Y: Coast Jf1>oy, ~artre~st~. 6' ar:iH plants. ~ urbn:l:u-e· b' a;hqut'h i ~o ~ 1 CAR.PORT col'er.; for ale.
Jiousewive! PART lime matun 1>o'Om11.n N.B. Surf&: Sirloin. 011 pamt1ngs. (.11 1n"' sr! .,._~11 h 8 Y g ~' \\lh1!e aluminum JO:'l20, ;so.
BABYSIITER nttded part Retired People v•il h retail exp., apply El WANTED: Child care aft Lamps & pecan lables & Jveryt 111110 go. I each, Phollt' 5-ij..77£,6.
tinie. Reter!nces, own Students.-anyone over 18 Poco CRndle Shop, 40 school for 7 yr old: Harbor much more. Aft 10 ao1. f1!R:.~lnIRE Gara;r Snlr -LU~I BER
transportation. Ml-6\59 FULL·PART TIME Fashion Island bel¥>'n, 1~12 View 11omts area. Call 1:!071 Red Hill . Tuslin. l'.:ach item $%! or less. Dei;k, :m 2XlXS', l 3or. 11 piece
BABYSI'ITER wanted, my No eXverience necessary noon !\Ton I: Tues. &H-4015. \\'ILL sacriCir:e 6 roomi; of tables. rcfr1~. chairs, Pl<'. 1 ;>'l;).-2?.6;;, 21-0 Amhr rsl Rl:lad
home-, 11:30 to 6, ,..ton lhru ~. Cornrr llamdcn & f . Ct-.! 54.s-8782 l mmedlale trainini PAPERBOYS \\'ANTED: l~t c\a:s~ chef, be1111t ~lerli terr:i.nPan !urn. No>whavr n. H.B. SEAR'S "•f'rcyrt,., hes I ='~I.=·=-"°'"""--·~~---Immediate earnlng1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY vrry deslrable s\lualion 4·dY 8' hlk nll\IJ!: rola ,11, !ouest'<11 --~----1n(l(h'I, 111\r n,,11. MilC "Bt:AUTY Is Our Business" tntervie1vs Daily J[}.8 pm \\'k l'o'ntr, 5-dy ,.,.k 511mmer. S1~1'J. h:inc·'ll bdrn1 Sf'1, BIJTCJ-lf:R'.S hle>ck. d"'.~k.~. bf'auty eQi np C;;ll '.>48.3027
?>lake lt yours -becrime TAX CO ;\GE 11-14 \Vrite Box 422. Bal 1~. hi~hack veil et decora1or 1·h .. 1rs, rockers. primalJVI',.~. ---:-
4 Cabins. O'e11U1ne. $37.500.
Clear. TRADE: R·2 proper-
ty, NtwJXJrt BeAch. Corona
de! ,..lar.
CaJI 67'.I· 7799
\VANT 1969 or LATER
Cl-IEVY, DODGE OR FORD
VAN. Will trade 11' Acres
nr Palm Spring!I., value
$3000. 5.16-1131.
'69 • 9' FOUR WINDS CAB·
OVER CAMPER DELUXE,
ALL EXTRAS FOR TRAV.
E.L TRAILER.
545-7616
I..atp Stand Up 'Freezer
w/lockini: door or Electric
Dryer. like: ne\\'. Wiii trade:
for latie: 2 Dr. Ftos! Free
lfefrl&-642-0U'l
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1.11. 2 C.M. tr)plext.. FUR 20
of more un!Ls In Orange
County. Princlpal1 on I y . -Small 1hop, dn?ssea &:
1pott1wear. $ftlGO fixture~ &
stock. Good loc111tlon. Wiii ' a1'de tor small bOa.e or ! ? ! -11&Ye $100.000 .equity in
Vllalla Walnut Grove A IG.C .. 10 uiilta. WANT Or·
~ ~-Q)unty inc:oD'MI prop.
~ltr/-r. -I
; niqiji, ddtPe 3 6dnn .. din.
nn.~.J ... Na~ llluert OOmt,
I for h6ri>o "''intu. Orona<
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an A VON Rl~PRE::gE:N-• ~2.4323 • chatr.~ ir 11:old crushrd ;::IR~~. e!11n11. All old , ~mf' S ~ II} trnr. U~f'rl 1 tlntei; TATIV~:. No expcr. nee. r\ceds: lncom~ Tax PAYROLL CLE~ \\'ANT ED Girl Friday ivith vell·et.soffl ,".i..l<JVP~C'lll. rof· rniSl'f'll . li4(1;\ Elin S1. F.V. .i.~.1 :! fold1ni: hn~I chairs
By awrier. 3 BR, 1~~ ba, on 0 1>o·n hrs. Jl1gh earning Preparers Now Full timeo, ho~i !al e.'<per. ~~;~:-~~4.The Neill frr ltoilll' & rnd co1nr11or!cs.1 GIGANTIC gnrarf' sal~ cJQ;: 1 ~~1-Lugi,:11.gr rack~,, ~3~
R·l 1/3 aere clear. Nr JXJ1cn11al. CiLJJ i mm ed . 31966 Counirio Capistrano pref'd. Apply Personnel pirturrs, lamps. etc. All le~, Jng out estate. Sale ruiu; Sat. POSTURE REST -Vibrating
Knot1 's Berry Farn1, FOR 1 ~'"=ll--~70='~'~~-~--~ San Juan Capistl"!lno [)(-pt, 1-Ioag 1-lospl tal, N.l3. \Vi"ll help you scll~ 642-.'1678 than _~-1nos old. Pvt pty, & Sun 23rd & 2~fh. 42J Vis(ll n1101nr. lf'-.;;1r&n~~n9n~~3;i.blrs and
nice home or vacant Jand BEAUTICIANS Sp.ace for 493-1185 for ~ppt. --I W M & F JiO 630-3.l!IL f'lora IBlutfsl N.B. 11ner. 1.i. IU"' .....,,
I 1n 1he area. 842·5966 ren!. Sll. "''etk. Nt>w 00ii0ii0ii~:::::::--·1iH~o~lp~W~•~n~t~o;d;,;M~&~F~71~D~H~•~P~~·~n~l;od~,~;;;~~ilDECORA'TOR piec es . BAKERS * *CALL SHIRLEY GRA . interior. ~""11Y'>rf Beach. r11"~· 11 n t i q · \.li<int late mod clear mobile ~ .. ,.... i\lahogany dining ser. twin \VindS<lr chair~. ,1. irk e r llA:'ll. 9ffi·942.i. Your local
t10n1e to be l'TIO'Ved, reg ,cc-642--08-14 or 968-4612. Reit•ur•nt he11dbo11rclfl.. chai rs. apart-furn., rtec. ~Jove, drp.!1, "tt. SLll\l GYl\1 Dealer.
urities or C.D.'s lot dnp).mt •BOAT CARPENTER and mtnt afovt &. f'f"lrigerator. 644-2883 STGNS, sho--c11rds. postet'll,
>r eq on Lido 45' lot w/3 bt FIBERGLASS. Perm. iob ~ -~~ ANNOUNCING ANOTHER <:?Hee A1•1h1
1'1 · M~~1Y ,other BEGINS Wed. 9Ail't-6PM 1vindow!!, truck.~. low priet.
Dome ·S52.llXXl. 675-2643 \\'/fringe benefit.I. LAKE ~ E I I pieces. n exc.,, en con· 8944 J\.1orn or evr,~ 962-3887. ARROW11EAD ~I ARINA -Jl:Ctnt dit i on P verythtn'g l Santa J\-tad.rina Cir, --
CAPISTRANO C-ZONED f7lofl 337-2501 c reaaonable. 642-1368 or FV, nr Garfield"-Mainotia Ml1c•ll•neeu1 + I '7~====~--· 0~ ·-1. 962-4.l6l . w •• 1-• 120 I Acrer. free &: c ear,'* BOOKKEEPER-Auilll In ' ......,...uo --'-"'--"-----=:1
5130,00J. TRADE FOR In-preparation at trial OCO ~ LEAVING 1late. forced to GAR.AGE ~le~ tumber,
come or ??! balances, povrn\J .l y,·ork "2Y1NE PERSC>NNEl eel! houRfUI or llke-new can, • hou!i•hokl ilems. WANTED: Stu~. calm, us-,.. -11·-Sno -' ,,. ·~· ed, workbench or ......... nttr'a REALTOR 548-TIU C tructJ C'CD\llrES•Art:i...V"'V Med. turn. K!~....iT. bdrm. ...,.. wurop, noun..,.in ~~,.... paper5. ons on exp. JUUi\.. ~~I ANO • ''6"""" Valley •\ bt'nc:h, CAim. Preferably w/ Lake Isabella Jot will trade desired. Send com p I e t e: 1tl, same aet, fonnal dlnlna · l'ilal mounted. no1: ~ ...., .. "8 E , 171h (at Irvine) C.M. t •--k •-~ I t AUTO "-& d-• •·~~ J2000 equity Jor game on :2 ~su~; rm. H . uun ~1.. ve ve · wu,..,r ..... ~
Wr llt>, Ca11i;if ied ad No. 28 642·1470 le. t llOfa J: hi-back cMlrs. vtntional tola, m ia c el\ CA..'Vl for tum. appllancts,
3drm. + -in Hunt, Bch., DAily Pilot. P. O. Box l~J60 I"'"'!"!'!"!!!"'!',!"''"'""""" ' Spanish cottH • end com-ltf!ms. 11'99 Ioa SI c .r-.1. tools, &: ml1c Item •.
Prefer ~-=~7 hone. Costa MeSfl, Calil. 92626 JANITOR, txpd only. part-12U en a model I a mps plcturea, Sat. Sun. j.Jfi.._psa I Ml-7015 or All 5. 541-4227.
So. Tahoe motel tot, -t blka
to casin0s, Close 10 lake.
Sl0,000 equity. \VII I trade
for property or !?? * &14-7895 ..
Boo E«PER time, Mon thru Th\ln, 3-4 etc. !\fust sen ihls week. ESI'ATI: SALEt F ine lady's Mulic•l lnstrument1122 * KK "' -A.ccountii hrt/nlte. 54&..91.34 aft 3 pm ....., Payable. 'l'yplng, 111\ng , • call::iuo·9951 , dolhes a:r. 6-11 .• .Jso Glanl ;----------·I
posting. Con~truction e.xp. J. W. ROBINSONS .W• wfll •cc1pt •ppllc•tions for -TRADITIONAL.furniture Garage Sale 2'rd-llt1! 4~ PRO-BAND r,qulp, lOOw
desired, Sencl com p I e t e NEWPORT BEAOI • WAITRESSES reproductions of the old Vl:tta f1orn NB. 644-1£!.:_ Ampeg Olympian, Holfne.r
res11me : e I.US IOYS da)'ll MndcraJ!ed In pine. BEGINS Wed. 9AM:'.fiP.M bau guitar, cuat. va.Jup
Wrlte Clas1!Jied Ad N(I, ~. has Immediate Desks, roll.~1Dps, 11lan1 kl1>11, 1•944 Santa Madrina Circle, trombone. All Vflry cheap.
70. •~s New Mexico, clear Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 openlna tor a e DISHWASHERS. 1allt'l'Y IOPI, Pl•ntatlon, hlll· FV, nr Gartield &: Mapl!a 67:.-1407 dy&.
$56,000. BeautiM. MIU' CM!a M~. Ca.lit SQ .... H.OSTESSES chn, dry ~lnkJ, lrt!tsel 962-4161. "oR""U'°M's°'E't~."'ro=m"'"pl'°et"•-. ~,1=9~.
tpwn. Wlll tnde for ProP· CLOSERS M.AINTINANCE tablea Ii: bencht1, etc. Alto SALE! Automotive produ~ts . Incl. hi-hat. 22 .. cymbal, ~ or ?!} ......... ~ * Dl1tributorshlp Sa.lei MECHN11C ~, COOKS ~!:ee~ made to 0 rd er · 5111-SUn. 748 W. 17th St, throne, acceaa. Exctllenl
* _...,.,.,... Franchlle and e IAmNDERS .._.. Bkl1 G, Colta Mesa. condition. a.tg.51U after 4
'64 PONTIAC •tn ......... £><~~ °"1r ruu. TIME~~· coc· I .. -w·"' ,. SOFA. ,,..., ......... t<d ClllB $10: nfna $411. M pm " -••nd•
auto·& ·17 ~.~ ~i;~::n"f.. comm. COMPANY D.i:.nr..r·,~ e . lq'~ L· W~ll\ ~ ~~I~.~ turntture, SUnd1y. • ACOJl\DJON5: Paulo !opra.
auto, 18.<m _ 1Jii.~ ....... h .---.. With Vcndlrc Mtl.. Jteavy APPLY' In· penon lN pm Startlne n.c.mt.r 2t ~';' . W S&qdy Ln, Htg Bch _.. nl, 120 bu1, s1 so. Hol\a', 32
mnd. (or p;;:top camptr · Travtl, All Leads F\lm1ahtd Dept. t 00.C IO ball DEC'O ~ b' MOVING SALE! Some!hi ba&P., S75. 842. 70ll
boa. alt. 5, 49>5196. Thru N•nont.l AdftTtlabW *2~~tl&l., N.B. : ; y wntutt. W/:re aD u:i for Evtr)oone! lU7 12 Strtf'C iire tultar -+
S.vt; ·Genuine a4"'marint CalJ Coll.ct m.2J ~ F.qua1 opportunU;y emplo~ Aptpty In PtrMft at COil tftC retna. lflO W. Ln,. ~. 5tMl94. ampUUtr, ;111 or btst oHtt,
11onu _, en.u. "" • M,. S.'1tltn. BJ'C i4001 A-W. • (• Corio!• Cout RW> .• N.B. -Mfflillwry ' 11 · ..._ 011 •" w-. lace~ V1h1 fll)..$3) t• kJr Sult.: 31Jl ·JOHN HANCOCK ~~:. ::!"':..': "'~ L ..... ;Hllli 7• g;Jf'A bed, a "~e ad o l :-::::::-::-----.,.\j llAMMOND s:3 wfrR....40 l
l}lrn. ari .obJe;lt. andque1 CENTER. Chlcqo, Dllnoil 56-Ullll •· nauphydt:, ln iood . cont1 LATHE, Sean small Hom 1.-slie spe1ker, Ukt new or.!~ _lll6_11 __ ,___~---L IVE in, any 1 a~. Santa Ana or San Diego Fnvy. to noo. $t0-.1852 Sho p compl•te w/Jaw .. ,,.'.,'!l!l,r·,,540-,..;,-'n-'"T.--,---
HAVE 111,000 equity in •· Mothtl'ffft tiomt. C.rt tor El Toro Rd. -Corner of El Toro 1· EARLY Ame.&an Mita moeor, rean1. dr111 c::b.acl. Offlee Furnltvr./
modern U\dt trlpJo. Want "YACANCIES COit money! 1 chlld l :JJ AM 'tll 9 Ai\I. Rd . and Avenida dt la Carlota. ._ matchinr lovestat. Xlnt cond. $100 or belt of. Equip. 124
I 10 12 un11s any mnd, Or.. ........ · Could have othi!r day job. F W S I In WCI 833-2-4111 all 8 let. A1t •~ MG-0730 • Jtcont ycu """•· a.pt •• atore. Owned by ar est erv ce1, c. "OY •·• 0 -r.rt ~. 11 ,,Jni"' or Sa.n Dlt'l'O Co'a. ~ Ml ... ll•neout . 111 1~ ''""" .,. .,,pewr tr, Sulllvan, &'6-8228. bldc .. etc. thru • Ol.lly ptlol I-'--'-"'-'--------Operator• of Snack SboJ•i;oco'a VACANCIES Colt mon.ryl l----------i •erlpt key1. lflnt CMtf '"'11.."1
ITS ~ ·11ree:~ .. tell )'011r Reube.n's, Reuben ., e, Rent your houH, apl., 1toi-e WE t.oan-Buy-.ltll an)'thll\f SHKl new. now S&:I ~1 79!>
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to one of our 4 CDnY'M*1t olffH1.
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• No commercial ads ellowed.
e NEWPORT BEACH ... 2211 Balboa llvd.
e LAGUNA BEACH .••••• lll F0<Mt A••·
• Eich itrlm mutt bt priced with no item
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SCHWINN 3 speed d&-raUer 14' GLASPAR boat hull ~.I OORVE"TTE p&rts $J . U'.), CRIB $5. Maltttss $15. Bed 2 Antique scwlnr machines 8 Jo'OOT 1l!tfboatd S.20. Llf·VNrYL C'hair •nd ouoman, LARGE ~picnic table with 2 vw muffler, new S lO .
bike Ul. 5r'&_r1 tr1¢t-aclion I Mercury motor, outboard 63-67 Tlq 1hlrt llnkaa:e rom-S20. High chair $3. Wicker $25 each. Alto 2 eleclrlc ting weights $18. 2 pltte bfo!ge, aood tandlllon $2:>. benches $2(1. 2 ml'tal lawn Cw;tom a.sh trays S2 each.
cycle @xe-e~r $25, L'OSI S~. Trailer SID. 1-feavy duty plete, iulde door panel!, dreulng table $5 .. 642-0029. sewlne nw.chines $15 each. blue sectional roucti 13 1oot 962-6397. chain $5 each. TOlUlter, N!al vw 1e111 belts $5 a pair.
new S60. Punching bag w1th chain saw us. ·59 Renault n!'ar tnme and aprl~, side GIRL'S Stingray 1970 bike Original oil palnth;igs S).2 to long $25 each piece. 518.()3.S.=i AUSTIN CooP'r. min! tront ,itOOCt $1.50. Men's pants, size Men's Timex watch, new ha~ pump $.'i. Near l'lc'w I engine, rebuilt $25. B.llancf' &nd back chrome ln.~ignias, for sale SUI. 54~3212. 287 S25 . .(orient's.I l"\1P $15 each. 31 to 34 waist. tome new $10. Southpaw Raw 11n1 s Union roller skat II ~-2 1 .... 11 1 USED bikes and trike $5 drive, complete u&embly 75c each. Ford, Mercury baseball N 1ove, ~• l8. ~.-es · • wo I of Re11ault tor P8J'(8 S15. spare Ure carrier 548-9692 Nassau Rd. C.l>f. ' anl que. pol """ Y JI oves _ $15 Sar. only, 1863 Bayport $25. 842-l292. .. •"""
(!holo Cf'ill lor,ou!slde lights DineUe &e1 ( chain! $25. $10 and $25. 1 antique cook '°"'~==--~---I and T-Bird steering wherls slot car!, v•ith carrying box. -' ea•h. ~ .. ,n' ly ,-,, ·,n "'"l•"" • ~ VW body paru, both rear SHELVES for books, office, Way, of! Fra.nciseo r.earioffi 11 .~
htitdwood 111001 SL Th~ . fenders, jack, two rs garage or room iv ers S25. Costume }e~lry S2 to 1 ' """ ,_ n1otor $25, 842-3292. 10c-2.X. Garden lools, au cessories SB. 642-427.t r • '" I ,,.,,.... ..,..., doo ,. ;.i SJ s tove $25. 1 iron mirror Irvine Ave Newport "-•"h Ll.MAN_ oomP'e!e except new $5 t'ach. Pet supplies new contro er a."' ac·
bun\~r trailer hilches SI Bd~~y furniture, top con-with glass and upholstery, • 1 "'00•. DiJlerentt '1i:te.s, fd1:~ SlO. Fine ~welry $ 2 5. TRICYCLE, bi;,i ba th, 4 C . haJ , _ ~lld' kinds 50c-Sl~. Record I ~===----~-=
each. 5-18-5343 I 1hon. Crib $20. Strollee good on 11.ny VW to 1964 s a ing, no oo s ntt = C\atom dresses, all iUt~!. traveling iron bath 11eale apt111ns c I S •-·~" 1 albums, Hke new !iOc each. JUNKING ll complete 1953
S!roller $12, Carbed S3. New $5 each. 548-9692 lo Sf'I them up. 287 NllSSau SlD to S2S. Antique aafe $l5. Sl.50 each. !...Arge redw~ ntcker S:'l. 968-2510. Commode ~at, never 1,1sed GMC 1J ton pickup, all
SKtFF • 4X8 • ri111 butlorn.1 walk.er SO. Car seat S3. Ril . C.M. 549-3212 A--.•~ lob•'-. odd Jo•·. 1 t $J ll nd 1 B' "BE" _ nd II 5tJ Small ~ kl parts $1 • 125. 546-l'ns BLUE rh''p •lomp bool" 12 --~o-=,..,.== ~ '"" -"' P an er . a a-.·n Ar~ ........ set """ """' s, . . u.-.:a ast table ~~=~-~-~--Good llhape, $25. 67:>-2400 Bathinette Sll. Playpen with ' --~-~ 54~3648 ~ VW parts U • $25. ~1511 SS to $25. 1 drA.ltirlg tablf' mowt>r $8. P I i y boy 2 bars $.25. 842-8323. ~. Gold color c ouc h 66 F'ORD I ruck 4 speed
HANGING lanip, 10~ .. 0,·...
2 pads $8, Baby clothing I SINGLE •-d I t 125 110. car-t and dra""'ry magazines 3 for $I . . $2'5. Slidin, gl"' doo"' ,,,.. transmiS.!llon S25. Dr Ive ..... ...... S2 -110. Twin bedsteads LEVY ; .. eke• all leather, • """ • comp e e · "" ,.... l\fOOERN d lie set 125 "' and gnen $1 2. Maple r< " 646-7220 u.mples lOc 1o SOc. 6 Indian Paperbacks 5c l!a ch. Wall . ine · bath lub. oomplele SlO. shalt SlO. ~1775
rocker, excellen! $15 . $18. Black ldephone S3. brand new, cost $:'>9, ~'Lil ---'A-'OOd cupbo&rda 'A'ilh mar-mirror $1. Gate leg tal>le tour ~r s~oola $.~ each. Heavy swing set, franie, -,--11-Y_D_R_A-,-,-A-T_J_C_, w-~-•-·nk, good 11,.. Playtex nurser aet SS. sell Jor $25. ~ j SINGLE maltreSll and box ble t""" • ..,. each. Hand 118, Milk "•n l8. Hibo•h•' EJ1i-_rgen1e • S2S. Twin bcix ___ .. ,__. 1 . ,....., u" Kitchenware Ilk • SS springs $20. Frame and pad--.. ~ ..., ' -.__ ... spnn, $5 Frames S 5 '"''TI!S new c11 ... 1ns or swing
FrancilC811W&Te, "App le" Clothes Sl . SlO. 2904 Pape; I CONVERT~LE top motor ded headboard SlO. 646-&4S8 carved wooden War ....,rel ' $2, 675-71192 Z 0 di a c · p 1aque 1 S 1 : S7.50, Bathroom sink, good
pattern, odd pie~~. 8 "Ap-, Laflf.", NB Back Bay area. I f lO. 549-364 SOFA ond •ho"•r 115. 2 •nd $25, 2 Ice cn:am chain $10 HI-Fl VM. with record Unusual Danish modem S2. 3 bronze curta.in rods, pie" glasses IX -$1. .n:-o,,..1 nr ,__ boo I'd .. .. e.ach, (),Id mar"et sea.II! $15. •"'=. _ _. ! for large picture window, 54HS02 J Sat only. ~"''~"' uam s L e lables tl each. 2 lamps sa Old cash l't'gister $25. Gcn· storagr ~. Rr .. ..,,u cabinet pl11que SS. 29·· x 36" mirror 2 smaller, all lor SlS. Baby j,:'.::.;:'.,'.'..,,,~~~~--l FFUO~R~,..,;;;;,-;;1ocklngd<J·;;;-;..,<iJ· -;ra;;;;ckk j rule $15. 549-3648 1 each. 2 twin bed! S5 and uir.e i\rory dresur aet $25. $2.50. Oak swivel chair $12. SS. Evinrude gas tank $10. seat, rea1 good $2. Pictures
BABY ·BLUE bridrsmaid $2:'>. 642-8294 DRIFTWOOD, several boxes SJO, Stereo.Zenith beauliful 2 rnetal clothes racks $5 Child's d~k S8. Rolli:way Moped mo!orbike S 2 5 , S3 pair. Pair crutC'hes SI.
transmission $15 l'!ach. '38-46
Chevy track, 3 1 p e e d
transmission $10. Model A
tnldt 4 sptt.0 transml:Won
SlO. 14" and 15'" car tire1,
good rubber SJ ea c h ,
546-1775 dress, size 10 Sl'i. T\I W<lrks full 125. 549-J648 I cabinet, plays good SZ5. t-ach. An!ique typewriter bed $17. Electric broom S9. Cushman parts 50c-S5. 8141 Full size manress and box
t2tl. 642-42'19 after 5 or all MOVING, sell, almost new Bathroom scale $2. Dog SlO. Jron cookina: pot s1o. Metal book shelves S2.7Zi Deerfield Drive, H .B ., 11" PORTABLE TV, "''orkJ
day or weekend! 6' aluminum ladder $12.50. LEATHER sklrl, adjustahle I dishes. new 25c. l' II ch . Bookcase $5. Tllble lanip and $4.50. wedge wood 536-2381. ~=·te e~11 ~:e S~~~: good S25. 548-652'
ALL in 1.'00d C'OOf!ition, And bllU~ allngum~~~~ Sald0· 1 •biZ~'.id small to 12'medlur~I· Broiler sa. Pair new men'g SlO. 2846 E . Coast lfwy, dishes, :>.~ pieces S 2 5. • Mard and foolboo.rd $7.;IO. A.\f.f'M radio lor VW $25. JWi\a e u·oo .....,.,,,. . rar new, cost retat .1 pants 46" x 29·• $5. Dinette Kitchen table SS. Wooden TWIN bed set ~S. TV S2:J.
Me.pie end !able5 ~12 · Sli : Also 4 tier Forslund eol.id scU for $10. s.t9-J648 1 set SIO. New clock radio Corona de[ t\.1ar. folding chairs SJ each. Blkt' Double bed spring and mat· 6 drawer dresser with mir-Tl'!lnsisror car ra.d io $10.
M8ple r('C(Jrd cab1ne1 $20. cherry polished end table GREEN leothcr couch 115. •s. Plant •-nd 18. Win" treSB SHI. Desks _SID and ror UJ. Nice chesl of Numerous Pontiac Tempest '!oplr lloii•ec "-· -m • . . SPr.IT-lealher pel1 bronze SlO. 753 Shalimar, Apt l, "" "" ~ 115 C d · h 6 I part• nd B I k ~"la.I " """ '"" S2ii. 34" white fornuca lop ' C s1udio couch and bolsl('rs i1erver $4 Ofd col.Jee server . orn('r table S.1. Lamps rawent 'Ylt arge a uc "t'"<""
dividl'r, l3 JC 31 x 12' SlO. utility table $10. 5' ex1ended rolor $7. 54~3648 iVJ Sl5. Srt of ovenware p.:lltC'ry Sil. Pe~ter creamer and $1.50 each. Sectional daven-drawers $23. 3 Living room par!s S2 · S:l5. Old 1tove
Eleclric clock $.1. Electr ic I' heavy Ian SID. Shetland DEVIL and 7 Vices, velvet VACUUM. cleanC'I', with a!-$20. 'foastt>r oven S5. Pair sugar $5. Antique humidor port SIO. Dining table $:.!O. chairs $10 f'arh. &16-6176, $10. Car aod motor manualB
rleep fryer S.'i. E!ectrir hair floor pollsher,.with pads and painling, size 24 Jo: 36 Sl 5. tachn1en!i;, lank lyp<' S12. beige pol\ery lamps Sfi. $8. Ol.d hookah $6. Bath· 4 mittchine chair.i S15. 980 Oak St ., C.M. S5 -$2S. Power take.(IH unit
rollers $.'!, Electric !rn ket· brushes SW. 12" heavy clear 549-.36411 TV, works line $23. &16-1 525 Aqua pottery lamp SS. inette SS. candleholder S2.75. W~sher SlO. Electric dryer SELLING Porsche and parts. $20. Car battery $5, brand
!le $5. Scotts spreader SlO. ! bl I I blet $5 UPHOLSTERED rocker nd Round .......... rd rack table 17. Toy• •nd book• ._ • SI.SO. $25. Radio $3. 842-49211. i~ •r.. RCA St"denl •Ir~ new. Home lee crtam Black naugahyde hide·a·ll<'d 1 ue swtr r aim go · · WATER glas..~ tiller for a .... ,_... .,... ..-_, " '"" maker, used twice SlO. 62 Colleemake.r travel k1l $2 / restaurant counter SJ stove S!i, nct'ds reeover. G. E. sun !arnr S 3. 10182 Ciill Dr. HB. 962-7323 BABY'S d!'f'ssing 111 b 1 e arid stand $2'5. Landmark $25. Queen size mattrrss 1 llJ king size hght weight ~~._3648 t Cullar $10. Record albums. p u 11-d 0 "" n lamp Sl . · DooM "~-h .,0 ~·s Plymouth front lender SlO. 110 ' -P• 1· M I ~ TOASTMASTER -·tor 'on deluJ1e model, orielnally SJO, ~ eac . .,...,....,"" . Nwnerous 20" truck tires · ...... ni .l a P e I blanket SS 12) re1ular size oldies S2. H. 0, train gear Beaulilul bei.11:e bu i Id l n g ,._.
drai•ler lamp SID. S piei-e all woo1' blankets SlS . 2 \VAY radio microphone $3. 10c 50c and SI. Large play stone $25 E'llCh. Lar<>e llke new condltion $8. Car· r;iow UO. lOOO ~1adison GOOD bike $15. 673-9266. SS-$25. Ford front end fill
rass irepace oos ·'" 67~JJ:i4 54~3648 trucks $5. Sunbeam li'flon ~ascape print and lran1e i:;-1ng ca~ for . ~ov1e . pro--494-3449 SINGLE box spring& and a e ....... b f I I I SJ~ I · .. · · Place, Laguna B;e a ch . 61-62 Ford nd M rcury ·~
Brass wall candle holder! lrypan, o·-w 122. Ford 67 18_ Wood'n ,,,.,, 6 It 110. Jf!ctor w1tn bu1H ·lll v1e~r · mot•-1 •-• fi Ford and Mercury $25. Chev p CRIB and mattress $10 Plll.Y 1000 SONGS sheet n1usir , for "" ~ u.:SS, egs attac'"""· 1t-
$lO palr. air never·mar •~ Walke S2 673.7878 B-fi t 1 1 2 life shackles $.i. Fenders 646--3842. S18. 642-6935 STATIONARY piano keys S5. ted rorduroy coverlet and trupa•',.' ..:,r~. ,,0"',-,·od°"s·'· nigh! tables S7.50. ~1ovit.I pen...,, r . a nstrumen s, loc Sch••"nn ro-c bo"kr 1,·_ Mo le 2 hell pl I k ·11 25 .,. ....... .w 116 ~ht Newport Beach · rl ts tand d d "" Jl)l).2 ... 4.. 7• GE rouod vacuum cleaner • P 5. a e rac PL ow covers S . All good camera $8. KOOak camera asao lnl!n • 1 ar 5 an 77 ly-Sko"luw 110. °'" °'76 .. x 6' to $22. SI Cl-· I .. _. b 00 ,. · 897 •• 9 Hi·volume pump for 1valer, witr. case $5. Child's desk f'RUITWOOD cocktail table Broadway musicals: each 1n .~ .,.. ,,........,., Tool bo,,;, fils in I\ pickup SIS. Console TV, works :l. '"' ... ' ire .. ~, Y x ron ition. ~5 · oil for gas, complete $2.0.
$12.50. Onoman's S2.50. $6. 1 21 X 54 excellent condition binders S25 each. 54S-J&.18 40 GAU.ON water healer. truck 25" x 39'2" x 68.. great S25. Boot tor camper ~r load SI --$l:l. I...arxe WASHING MACHINE $15. Sat·Sun only 645-3682
good condition S20. S.15-4028 115. Kit .. hen cabinet 162 JC fi1s older small cab window, 0 di ~nk Sia. Lamb cake Lumber S,'t Bed $8. 969 ~1 !rror perfume tray $8. $25. Oub chair rood ron-ST£TSON ha!, new, 5ize 71.i. ... Fords & Chevs $25. Tires mod, Jron $9. O~d kerosene Con<>ress C.M.
Glass top ornamental 1ahlr dltion $25. 644-1607 nalTOw brint $6. 54~3648 MAN'S Schwinn bike $18. 31" x 3711"" with shelVl's SJ. d h . Co . _ ]amps $4 . S8. Oruintal bras"l'°'~"°"'""'7~~~~~
$,8.50. Day bed $10. 3 firr J LADIES dresses $! . $15. i956 T-BlRD transmissior. Boy's Stingray $16. Maple Mail box SJ. Trash mail =~ch \\'54~r rvairs $j coffee pot $6. Pair matching 19" GE. Color TV. Needs
rorner table $12. Carll table 1 Skirlli s;,. Blouses $l • Sj. step end table SlO, 64&-3680 box wilh l>M> rloon SI. Win-· 4 x 6 rugs SIL Sbc sided work S25. 968-.3164.
15._Genuinr_ e1ching 1Lt'gaH1 Panll, 18 • $10, Coat $20. \\'ith overdrive $l5. 4 foot WASHER, late model, as is dows 191,i'' x 37" metal LI KE new twin bed with colfee table, maple $9, Ex· BOOKS on Navigation. 500 I l trd ( fluoresCf'nt lighl fbc1u1"Cs I '"' gi>"• Sl ar .ls! !mpor ro m Great conditk>n sane brand SlS. Refrigerator S1 5. Boys ran1es, opa ..., frame S20. Poker table top tra glass shades, white and pages $4. Mirrors lor amall
France S~i. Green rouch new. Sil.es SJ,' 10, 12, 14. with lubes St each. Paris and girl~ bikes S12 each. each. Doors 2~" x 36" x $8. Sea grass squares 8c colored $4. St\Jdio couch, pickup $6. 646-1824.
$10. Curtains anrl drapes. Sunbeani electnc e a n for 1968 35hp Johnson ou!-Guilar SW. Electric moror 84" $2 ench, deliverrd. One 1 cach (80!. f'rosled wiglet k:am rubber pad $9. Good OLD mirror SS.
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all sizes S~ -S\5 .. Dishts 11pener l;i, Generll elecl.rlc boan::l-block, head, rods, Sl2. Po\\·er mower $25. 7691,-1 door 1'11" x 42" x 114" S2. S!O. RCA stereo record typewriter and st.and S2·t. candlesticks SL 2 lamps S3.
and g!Rss 2:.c : $1. Pirtures li!eam iron $8, 210 40th St. pistons $20, 543-4934 w. 20th, oU Placentia Ave, One car sent 18'~" x 46'~·· plnyet· S10. Black Ani::us Set of Standle d!~~s S•I. Hair dryer, professional S9.
$1 • SlO. Chaise lounge. $3.1 NB 673-4106 CONCRETE Iles 700, pins CM SJ. Ont' car seat 17~/' X rotissrric SIO. Sat·Sun only. Large old brass ships bell Electric iron, steam Sl
\\lnll horns SS each. Medium ., . JOOO $25, 557-7886 Sunday ZENITII 21 .. TV 525. 54S-82.1a -45" Sl. Snow chain SI.SO. 675-8236 $25. B~a8! door ornament card tobl• ". El-tr·,. gold inlaid Oinette tablr, PULLMAN 36 Ille top with Patio lold\ng tnble wi1h two Sl. p led 1 1 ._ .,.. .. ._ ...
DEEP wheelbarTOw for ce.
n1ent m L-:ing $15. Pair of
lined men's thermo boXI,
size 10 $5. Car chains, used
once for fat Urcs $15. Man
and ladies ski co at
11wealen; hand knitted, new
S15 each: Maple valet with
seat S15. Medium brown
cascade bani:s. wigll!t and
head $8. Heavy-duty tripod,
9\" feet hig h, 10" diameter
pipe and chain SW. 646-2512 round S25. Swivel cha i~ $10 faucrta $18. ,_~ .. ""7wer Vl5itU~fN$6 ~7 ~886100' JI 4 PIER fishing outfit, Burma folding chnin S2. Book,-A WOMAN 's clolhes, size 8, vineg:~ncrue.t ;;".° ~'. C~~; ~~~te.,r .. ~~25Basket for dog
each. like ne\\'. Wall mirror $2, Portable uar 64 . ~ng, mi ro · -Sunday can poll', reel. tackle box p· i r s t pro lit: r a m In quality clothes, good con-M'ale Sl-4. Set of sad iron! JV<;. ...-..... • MEN 'S suit, brown, 40 reg.
$4. MI r r 0 r ~·ith frame,, t~Rt $85, sat, good condition~ PIPE dlt-sel, 3/8", h'', And with hooks, sinkers plugs Mathematics $~. Telrvision. dition, cleaned. l'vl any Sii. Crochetecl white and MATTRESS and box springs $5. Pants Sl. 34 waist,
pecan, 37 x 25 s 20 , t 1te sc1~n, new, cost Sl4.95 ~" Sl7 rio. 557-7886 Stirtday I $:J 548-4305 Admiral, condition unknown polyester knit pants, white, pink ix'dspread Sl2. 543 Vic-two twin iets, deroro.to~ 1 ,_64_4--0~'-"'-·'=""=~&=mboo===<.I
Aquariun1 "'ith pump Sia. for S7. 27 Inch. $2-T65.3 PIPE curter 1' " $1 3-50 4 SPLIT rims for Chrvy s;1. 2'214 Elden Ave., Costa colors, malching vest S5. !or!a SI. CM 10-4 quality and eJ1cellent con.
19771 Estuary Lane, Hun-RCA TV n" p>rtable S~. I :>57-7886 Sunday , · 1 pickup, 6 hole $8 each. ~1esa. 5-4S..5143. Tops S4. Pant suits SlO. AM dition Sl5 each piece. Irvine Be h b t R t $2 \\lool knit pants, skirLs, tops VW transister radio tingron "_':,•..,_ f'h"'B'1'dn o"..'·ere mov,e ca~ra • .;,· EXTENSION cords SI • 548-4305 SCRAM LETS a rid jackets, $7 • SlO. 15. 57;._7483 Terrace 673-6257. Magnolia a<KI ot:ac v . n<:\'l'_re move pro_ J'C"lor ...... 11.-. "'7-7886 o .. nd DINETTE. _ .... , 110. An" ''" -LIVING -· bl ·-off Adams. 96Z....914 , Sat and Movie tcretn s;;. RollawRy ...., ""' ""' ay [ "' _ ••ll ' 0.>rk1all dresst'S S:'i. f'ake mom e .. u ta e ... ~.
nd bed Sl' :z , 1 · I SCREWS No 8 x l ~""'"Cd gold velvet couch S2J. Table ' ANSWERS fur black coat, new SIS. PU1..l.Ji.tAN white and gold White and gold dresser $2;). Su ay a. re\ 0 v 1 n g . · a · 1 S.) Swivt>I chair $5 Student While coal, ~·hite beaver tile top l8 inches \\'\de Sl6. Whitj!_ and gold night stands
DELUXE lnfanrsear S 2 · upholstered chairs imall Pl. Phllhps, fiat 50c per d~sk SlO 5:17-2690 . -collar S10. Winier dl'!'sses Push mower $2. Flre.\Cl'eP.n, $20 e111ch. Love seal S25. P'!er~n stroller 110. Baby bro11•n SlO each. 205 28th 100, 557-78116 Sund11.y ·
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, ' ~w. 71,, , ... _.._ .:...r ,, ... St. ~B. 675-46:Za TOOLS 50c • sz· -~1_1886 2 SLEDS S7 each. Skis $7. R1ck~r -Money -Jolly -SS. Summer dN'&s $3. Knlt """'"' .,., """ ·Matching end table "'ilh
swing S3. \\lalnut l'nd table J . :l. :l.l ! 6'5" gurfboard SlO. Kenm-0re A\\'hlll' -HOOKY hats and ma!ching scarf, long 42" hlifl $18. 96Z..7653 marble top Sl5. T.V. neerls
S5. \\.'hite hassock S3. \\'hite , RlN~.men •boe skate,s size Sunday I "'asher SIS. TV stand S3. School In ghello distrirt: OCIV $5. Red \\'OOl 5Uit, black ME:rAL office cabinet. 6 tool li11Je work S15. Girl's ~;e
llo\\·cr polr Si !'lo\6-J()~ 8 51 · '&ff-539.t nvo 1uitcaacs $7.50, 557-7886 ;..1 en ·! ,. i z e med i uni "The c:l11sseii were so toogh heaver stand up collar $25. tall, double doors a 11 2~". One year old S25. Floor
GROOVY party · dre s s . ROTAiRY Power mower $24, I Sunday aweatcrs, s a I e s men 's tha1 evrn the teacher! played 3 ne111 dynel 1v1gs Sj ht'J ~ W ' lamp \\.'ith ihade S 2 5.
Empire, fuJly.Hned, voilr 644-3J94
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i\IOTOR1/J hp exhsusl fan samples S6 -$12. 292 HOOKY." frosted. mrd1um brov.'n: s ves · et copy 842-3800.
W ., r II' "'1 7886 s nd VIII Rd CM «O 0797 641-024' "'"I B boo machu-ie, Kodak Slgoel, US··l c"o"L~LE=cr=o'-RS=-=---pnnt. mini o.rn oncf'. s z 'STING.RAY bike bfly'ii or. :l,.,,, -u ay anova , . ..,......., QUALITY niaplr. sale, 00 ·•. """ am ed S2S. 673-3921 , • stamp set
9, Sii. M11lching pin SJ. l glrl s. all chrome S19. 21 PAINTER'S ladder II' $5. DESK and chair $10. 48" s c r R I c h es or burn~. CHILDREN'S clothes lrom for sale $20, Cour.h SlO.
64&-9013 teak Danlah chairs SIS each. 5.17-7886 Sunday parall('I rule and ta.ble $15. Distressed step enr:I t11hles size. 2 loddler ro ~ize 4. BICYCLES Gir!'.oi Stingn.y Large vases 2 for S6. Beer
AUNT l.ydia's ~eavy fluty 644-53!14 ALUMINUM 6. laclr:ler Evenings 54(f-1J88 S2S each. r.1atching CQl!rc EKcellr.nl condition some $24. Boy's StlngrAy $2'.!. keg $4. Chevy 3 speed slick
rug yarn, 5 skeins SL Con· SET ol 4 u~d Goodyear 5s7_7886 Sunday S6. GAS dryer $25, older, runs table S25. Extr11 heavy duty new. Cotton knit :ilk: _ SL Girl'11 26" $23. Boy's 2'1", $20. Parts for '58 Olcvy
rord tape rct..,rder. large polyesler cord tires 885 x prrfect. Automa1ic bahy Boston rockrr $25. Pads $10. Perma-press dresii SI. Party $2'1. Boy'11 26" $25. All in 2:'ic-$15. 6 . toot. x 2 loot
reel, e.-:cellent condition $25.1 15, good condition S~ for PIPE fillings, all sizes lOc swing S.'i. Baby J 0 11 y l'ot 11 g a z In e rnck SIS. • dress for Easter S 2. good condl!ion, n Ice I y circular sw1mm1ng pool $4.
1041 W. 18th, C.to.t. ooon all. ~1898 , • Sl .2!i. 557-788& Sunday .Jumper $5. 646-8094 Telephone s!and SlS. -4 Washable knil dress with painted. 334 Del Mar •1,.,84~77-8~0-'17.~~~.-~~-
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to 6 PM Saturday and Sun-: DINING Jabl• s~. < •h••"r• ALUMINUM window louver ....,.. S . I draw~r chei;t $2'1. ~ict t1res matching coals $5. Swtm University Dr. &42-1272 100· ft. h&i..vy duty 3 wire . .., .. r .-5·7 788 .w BIKE SIS. tuigray l;). $2-SI 4 I b h rs S!O ay $5 each. Davenport, mak!'s · x 3' ne.w ;i. J -6 61 ~ louvered doors, 16'' JI :l, cu c ~· · suits 50c • SJ. Some mat-USED snow chains $ 7, construction electric cablt'
2 ALUMINUM lorwan:i arm I in!o-bed Jal, Cotton twin Sunday 1 ~~" new Sl2 each. Austrian Tea cart server y;ith glass ching jackets SI. Socks 25c. 6T<>-7483 $20. :.! 17 x 19 l'itreous china
crutches SIO. 2 \\'ooden I mattreM $10. Lamp $10. CABINET hl\J'dwarc 11 n d dooble ski bootll $2;'1. Guitar 1°.P Sl f>. 4 dr11;wer ch~s! $:25, Pa lent shoes. yello11o·, red, wall hung 'A'8Sh basins $.'i
cru!ches S5. Used 4 }I 78.15 Large <Iresfer $20. 2 pulls 8c • 25c. 5.'>7-7886 Sun· Dtlitresscd i\1~ple tv"in bro orange, all size.~ SI -$2. ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica each. l 33,00) BTU dual
polyglau !!res, lot!! ol mile.<1 nightatands $10 toach. 2 day E;~r~~~l.S~B 548-7952· 2306 S2'i. Bo~ sp~ng ancl m.at· Tennis Shoe!, like new SCk! J unklr Sl.2S, per hook. 3 wall lurn11.ce good condition
left $3.50 each. 5 gallon bookcase httdboard s lo tress S2:J. Pair_ Jenny L~nd • SJ. potty chairs SI. 2 x 5 metlll riles Sl. to S3.50. $15. Bisull carpet sweeper,
commerciAl bufferahle wax I each. 2 1.,~:in beds, complete ~.~E5.l7~1~886w~~r!ia~arrow 20" STINGRAY type bikt' beri franics $2:J. l\111tch1ng car seals $5. PorLa-crib SlO. Surfboard S25. Kini;: ~ize very ~ood ('Ondition $5.
$2. 2059 Frderal S1. C.l\f. $25 each. ~92 SIO. New training wheels Beaul,Yn:St ~x spr~ng and Blanket s lro>p sarks f.? • .spread original SllO, SIO. Typc,\"rLlcr with 20 iliCh car-
TWO "'ood scaffold horses $2. 6 gallon gas can $2. r m~Ureu. SZ:i. !:'air S<'I. S3. Bro11e9 ho~e S2. Sand Paper &:oodR 10c-S2. Dish nage, good condition SlO.
NE\V n:dwood steps 32 x r GAUGE shotgun $%1. 1 10', SJO each, 557-7~ Sun· Camping rook box SIO. I Ntghl i;tand Sl:i, Smoke hox SJ Swing.a-malic Sj. Sl.50. Sturdy card table 11 nd 962-4219.
36 x 48. 4 steps $18. 53I-&134 JI 3.1 liporterized S 2 S . 1lay Aluminum Christmas tree s111nrl $10. l'1o1attrf's~ Sl"t S23. 6#-0244. T:i21 Bamboo chairs S15. Foo!locker $3. GIRL'
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VACUUM c!ranrr. deluxe 968-54;)1 l'lolANY lool!. hllnrl and powf'r S3. 2338 Rutgers Dr. Ct\.1 Large mirror $25. Walnu1 KENMORE au 10 ma 1 i c Glass ser11 Sl-S3. 4 5 5 50c S~ 50 c ~thes 1 s~e 6:-8·
Kenmol'f' up~i~hl, ~uiel run· GIRL'S bicycle 28" new lire~ 5Clc. $2.i. 5.i7-78.'i5 Sunrll'ly ELECTRIC frying pen S2 double bedroom .'lf'1, box w~her, clean and working Ca!alina NC\\'port Beach. --. een co e! size
ninro SR. MOl'te proJCclor ex· 1 •nd tu•-· ·-. -" Gold•n El-iro'• "'''''r So•n"·•m spring and mattres~ S2i J D' ~14,_ 50c-S .. l50. _ Bab Y .. ~..., ~,,., '" FOR"'ICA h•ll JO" • 50·· .. ~ " ,... S2!i. Scads of Scienre-liction 1shmas1ers good SID-$20. furnuurc SI ·•12 ~ :\lat ~"Ilene ""ndition S2j, Maple c ·•-1• ·~. o•o -93 ·" 11 ' " fiook<:asc hf'adboard S2.i. -.-. · · '. · .. ,_ ~" ,,_' ''"' .,..o-.., s· "7 1886 s J I $.1. l!:lr("tri(' ra n o~ner 12. """'''Cbo•k•. llke new ""'--J double sink faucrt& 14-S!O. , ....... •:-Th-w po.Ito•• !"-encl t11hlr or night srand ' . ~. ~ -Un< ay •"· Two :1 drawf'r n1,;:hr stands .~,,.. '" '......: ••··~ ..,,, .... ,,.., ~il h shrll and ~huucr rioor.i; HOOVER / upr1gh! l'acuum BUILDERS hardware, bolt~ 1 Hand j uicer Sl Bra1ued !I s2~ 6 dr~ll'rr drcssrr $2.i. f'llCh .. 22 qu\ck-dra"'' holster ~ shower head~ $1-S.l. 3 847-3172. 8•121 friesland Dr.,
SlR. \\'alnul cabinet with No. 66 .'120. Golf bag, .'i and lugs 23c . $.i. s,;7.7886 x 12 rug, hand made, col· Mi~r Sl~f. Pnir lflmps Sl !'i. and belt, fine qualny, ex-T~ s!a.nd11 S2-S2:l ~unbC'am lc'IJ~.B~.----,--~--
1 lt d 1",0 doors Sl&. [ clubs SJ. Punch bo1Yl 12 Sunday orlul, ori'!:. cost S1 50, nrw Boston rocker S20. End crlle~! t'On(ht.1on ~10. Nice hair d1yer $4 3910 1 Chan· 'j7 ln lemntional truck parts,
s 1e an . cups S2 Outboard prop $2:1, 2 burner electric s1ovr !<1blf' $20. Sollrl hraRs room AM:F :\f . r1td10 tn wood nel Pl., N.8 .. 673-100.l n1?w radiator and starter Small brnss howl from 1· Bo ·.:., ball bag 11· PLUMBING hra"-~ arnl cop· S3. TV trays 50c each. Krn· calnnrt wllh d,. I n c h ab l elir"rr~G°'H.-c=.,,.--,-==~=I I"""· '"'raved $6. SRmple 64".,_..33 ,,.. • ;J, lov.:el trrc s1:1. Pair lamps · Chair excellenl SlO. S5 11 pirce, St~ring column per lOc · ~7.50. 557-7AA6 Sun-1 n1ore f'leclric washer, ori11.. 7 · •pcnker~ $20 Wehcor ta...., B b •-I I $1 0 11nd carrying rl'lse, deluxr. ' ' with 11ht1dcs $ . N1ck-nack · · . ...~ a Y 11.::c comp el e . SIO. Axle Sj, Wheel dntm~
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$9. Vacuuzn cleaner S2j . 1.~1 ARM ·~and hassock $1 5. day cost s323. minor repair ~hell $25. P11 lr trundle IJC"Cls rccor~cr and large reelt Type1vri!er table metal $4 . $15 each. Motor $25.
small insirie shullcr! 12 Ann $1S. Penncreg1 NEW 12 JI IB' tar11, Marine I ne~td $lO. &.">.'i Darrell, CM S25. Frame $10. 646-9216. SIS. Sa!urday. 999 tlarttord 673-9186. Transmission S25. Rear ~
x 22" 10" JI 20", 10" x i canni~ r clea.fll!r $12. 2 Corps type S2L50. Size 9 Sat· un \\.'AL.NUT ne'VR-mar coffee Way, Ct11, nor1h ol Chey-BICYCLES S!O. TYJl('wrilcf JJ.J4. S2·S4. Sports coats, 27 .. $~·each. 642-6935 lawn wen S5 -$8. Hand men'5 skates, cost $35, $6, MATERNITY dress n n<l Table $15. Matching-end eMeJ.nd Jelfcnon $17.50. Unicycle W. TV jas doors SlO each. Blond end
BOOKS 50c each. Mahogany ft&l1 "$2. Long ha~le clip-l2v car air cooler Sli: 2 j11.cket. royal blue. 5ize II 1able1 $10 each. La111pii ~ VANITY bench, mirror $20. It~ $10. Electric feeding dis h table. S5 each. Ping pone
1 pers J3. T'revel air cooler army coli. gre11.I tor Cfm· S.'i Blsck la~ cockt11:ll each. f'ormica top dinette Baby'~ tumiture, mesh play $1.30. Wl'OU&hl Iron lable labft $5. 962-8745.
b 0 0 kc a 5 es· am P 5 ' 1 $10 )tirror S2 Boy's May Pin&. SJ each. Pink clothes dm1~. slu 8, $5. 644-0244. I SIO C bed S7 g • ..i ..... 12' 6 ha! 1115 knife/scisso. rs sl\lt.rpent>r .S4 Co.· "•I ,-, ... 10•• "Orn I""-. 6'2-~'J set with extension eaf and pen • ar · ""'l!i ·. · (' rs .. each. F. M. car radio $24. S42-836l. k b rd All -. .. .. .... L hamper S3. "'" 2521 Be.mboo 4 chairs sro. RefrJcerator ,S8. Walk'tr S.S. Inrueat $2. Hair dryer $2. FolTl\ica .
each. Winter rac '
1 I &htl1 }abl lie to match $12. GRINDER i,, hp S 2 5 COPPERTONE-rehigentor ~'Orkl.... finl! SIO. ,Cosro 'Bathinette $!1. Rancho Hun-tab~. 4 chain sro. Bahy COUCH . $25 ~m1UKAr:t>na
cages 12 ell Ch. La r g e u.. ~ ... 11•0 1on Mob•" le Hom• Pk., lle-0 .~ -110. Clo I he• typewnter . $l:i. Carriage reproduction with framt, ~ _ each. Guards $5. Rests SJ. with large freezing section f~ing labl~ St. O:>sco baby . .,. .-..... """' •v S2:) Formica table and 4 baby bortle sterilizer JS BABt cu bed SS. High chair Shlt>ld.c SJ. Wlwrl!'i S.l Llghr $25. 163 E. l!th St. near \Yalkcr_ $1. 21651 Hanakal 19461 Brookhunrt Sp, 50, HS, pole Sl. Extrcycle $5. Lenox ·. 15 2 chairs
each. Large copper plaque I $2. Yll"-llP'f!"-'n. ~· Laundry SJ. Original COlll S98, mint Newpori Blvd and 17th SI. Ln., lfB 968-6070. ,.. 962-2108. p1acesetH~ $25. 24401 Lils ~~!I'S h $Tr· rs~ M I
k b. 1 s•~ ""rl 12.SO Artil1cial llov.-er condl!lon. ~l-T:ifi& c M b 1 Naranjo Lacuna N1-·el ~ eac · tcyc e · ap '-$8 Large oe. ca 1ne w . ... · .i · _ 12 Rugs noral 12"14 S10 each, SOFA 8' clltVed e i e, -49f>..6974 •4= "'~=-" 16" coffee table s::i. 17550 Walnut
AU week 962-6913 tnf M. 17Ml.'Sll BA.BY Aristocrat c r I b , RCA "TV, works good ns.
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WOMEN'S clothing, l ike GU\L'S 20" bike,_ top con· Kant\\'e1 maltreu SI D. ~16-Ji7J Ml-5976. $20. 557-9302. BRANO new 9'6" aur!boa.rd .
new, size g.12• 50c • $9. dl~n uo. 548-5985 557-8140 $35. $70 pool vacuum . 10 Foot ~uch $2'.>· ,oratt1na: U.cr1nce S25 -494-30J4 table S7.50. Child 1 snow 557-7886 SUndll.Y EIZCl'IUC table saw, 113 PINE anllque che11! $12.50. · · sled $7.50. Pack-rack $6.
WAFTLE Iron, new $10. Odd bi molDr $12, New desk, 2 bowtlng blllls S5 each. STAR GA,..E"W>itjt • SKI · clolhes parka 171.$2 Kampen Lane Hun.
chest $3.50. 5.i7-7886 SUnday T 1 W.wt:ni $14. N t w Box toOO $11. ,548-561~ .~ .&'-' ''i' lportcaale.r off white 1m&il Ungton Bellch. '
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DAILY PILOT .1 t l lO $12. Dog ho11se. B~CK evt'nlng dress. head· Br CLAY & 1'01.lAN. $18. Ski pants 1lze JO. Blue TEEN bo ,. ,_1 RADIO lnl1I a or, new · w _Bil n CM u•M AIHltria Edclweiaa each $12. Y• pan.. ~·,.,· 557-7886 Sunday • '°' ed front, 5iu 141 evening M .y.,DolfyJ,,i;Mty• """"• M urr.u~ Black le•thcr golo bool!i, 31-34, $244. _Sports c:oatt.' , _________ ,,, !l:'ctiafna a<lOd cond'f 1llppera, 117.e 7'· B llke Y kto'flt111,. I• Mn. Y -r'.n 11 17 Sw S3 each. LAPIDARY 11uppl'6 and ( 'TD:lj.t 0 ~ amaller ~~·. new $25. 675-;;&52 To d•v•lop meiac>g~for Sunday, ..... •atter 1kl 4i,.t S11 S8 all · • tale.rs NOW'S THE
rocks 50c -$9. 557-711&0 ,,Sun-reodwordaconftponcH11110nurnben 1'-... ~celll!:nt "69 '0e Sola 0CdM Cir!'• dresses i.1" 10-12,
day ·+r, table $6. 645-2768 APPLIANCES, olcl but work· ofyourl.odloe-blrth1ol;h: -17$-4623. $2-tl. 181$ Palm, r .v .
ELECTRIC heater, Ilk!! new ahoea. m.a.n'• 8\i Ing. Amana freezer S15. !'°"'*" 31/."ltudl ,, A.bo<.c 1COUtO WINCHESTER .:12 rtne. $l5. -7.'"";'~al~)r:==-:::-:L-:-: nitdlum . Wom1.n '1 6 Frigidaire washl'r $1 0 . ~· 3j~'' 620...,.. l'METAL.i. te \ r ket Sl2.SO. 557-7886 Sundl\Y medhu~n buck.Bin. Like new Dryer $10. Dlthwasher 115. !tit'! L~ 't3 Old wood dropleaJ table . nn 9' a c.
CHECK pnilector S7 .50. 1$ a r. SoH.-1787 WestlnghoU!ll! eltttrlc stove SThll 35..,...,....,.. =~""" wtlh 2 chain $5. frelh Spl.ukllns "Smither" $2.0. ..... ..-.. :t:., ""l•r ~ .~ ~1 17, tlb-OMt. -557-7816 Sunclai TV ''"llent condi.:,.n -. S5. 675-mt 7hl.ti4 : n--w .... '""' "u '""" :,;.;:..=::.,.,--~~--
Rollodex nlt, 1100 .poUnlf ~11 "" _, PORTABLE typt"wrlter. e;11· •0.11. HMMowt "n=· An1ma1 carritr ST. Lamp v.w. wide whee.11 .new,
l •'WI !57 789 """'"1 .... s.r-SUn on&y. t Hoi110 1,.. )f..'-t $2. 2> ·feet of tieavr duty chrome f>latl!d compll!te eet • • capac. \)', new -· -· Bl.VE~"' boob $2.25 each. _. IOVlllNll..,. ,..,...._ ~. 21,i," )o,_ Jihb SlO. $20. ~ ', SUnd"1 .... , 1'11, 38 .~. -w M!J..1903 1121~ ~!~ = bo~.;,;;.::;,::--.,.,.=-r= " ' • ;u ... ..,., ... ,_.,, '""",_ C.B. coU: ct.bit!, Re.av 7c C'RJLO'S filnpr 1ewlnr u_~J:LST,, ER-Y ." .. ~f .. _1 .. ~Ba~:,.:*1>u.u 13 CU8fOM. child's pt.)' and ·:~t ~L.., r,,.Ef• loot. Skateboard $3. mactUne •• £l62.4i61. . ,...,,.. .. . s1nk $3. .torage unit $25. Bulletin 1,,_.. <t.1.wl, Chemlstry at p Gamet -
$10. 5:>1-78MI Surw:taf lla'tfiNom lighta $2.50 e&Ch. board lo \151! with it S.U . ''" ..,,,_ '' ' MAPLE twin bed frlme. $.).
Lille """ ladft drelllh, 6*-5662 11T• '' lfl nGlfrl SI each. Boob 25c C!ach. 91J2..0911. 'SPEAKER--•-•-~~ alze I, S3 tAcb, &C-G139 SPORTSMAN boots, 13 0 f.11 ::~. =~ ;:1;' .1+JUl411 Collector'• Comic booU.hJllD;;;::O:yi::·s==-....... -,.-,.,,--::m""""'"'""" -~ ..;;=~=:o.c~Jlo;;;::;_ -,,,_.... ,.,._ .,.,,..,... Marvels, D.C. 15c • $4. fil ac:rtntd f6r trawiiQr. SIRI
DOOR. lode ttlt SI. TV nedlent O'.llldl n $25. vlbram IDie... worn lwlce ..., • 11 =-JI W• :l ~ Narcilaul, O!M. f73..l:a: $, 1, 9 ~~ wOi1f. SllM!: ~7-781115 &lndA.)' 56elt SZ,. M6--*2 _tli 1111' 11 t 11 '21.w-e>~f:Cf HEALnt educ'atJon te•I 19 l !loo 0-· 5 11~
NAllA, maJIY .._. HK4fii Model A 1-.lOW DRAPERY U10 x IS PelH ~-n j ~~ =t.:t-• I; new. used ff, 10'1" lor ;icr"r,\'l'°~ !; -" ,..,afttJtlea le • Uc ,.. book:abtU llPNbra. Plume foam bicklf\11: Blul! S.21 2SlllW 95 t6 /elllf $6.2:.\ Pl .... »w.t-. new $9, al•ekl . Na"" ... CU. but· •--I cabllie~ ia oadl. J•• bl,,.."""'· """'r """'· """1 I"' ""C · -,_......, ., A . ~7-78116 l!klrid•1 _,, m• v,. SJ C ~ Ultd $1, l«'rl for $11.!i>. ton tronl,· al& 9 $l \.-nolten
nRE e.xttnrltt•tw:r. two -..uT9 121· 6'13-323 AUf,JJ i=~ =:;:.... "~ 1!«l hla:h com pre11 \on $1 · J4. Ex?'fJent c:o:ndltiion.
NP' $10 e11.Ch. 557·7M6 ff~-·· ('(11\dJtlon ~. 1.4' OUTBOARD boal and M. n 0 J0""""11" .. Cli! flO,_...n • piatol!l and eyllnden SJ. !liC> Crfpe bk:iiitet, r-1ack1,
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Oll-'ll C•l ... ·I-preter~ed.530-1536 : AKC rt&, 4l.~~n~,.'-1'3>2-;=,-:IJJ;=l:,.--,,=.,.-,,c;c-=\L--THM - _ _.Far a beautl.6:4 home, iow Crew Six 4 Door ~ ~ ._.., 539-ntl 1/23 winners. Alt • '"' p..,. 1• 80•t1, R.nt/Ch•rt'r 908 malntenancia.M archltecur. 8ru4 Mwt Uled only J 5J6...820ll 11•: 492-8364 Q all im , de . See & ft. bed. Fully get up for
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month. Coat over $600' ~1ust BEAtn'IFUL 2 year old • ·-" sua... ............. ___ rew Chrit full> H -..T'P'& a .... '! -vclp~~v.·.w ~~v"!n-~ camper. vs, AUi()., P.S' aaaill I 0 .. 1 •• •r..,.' Call Dalmatian fe n1al e CHAMPION AU&i.nu..tl!lfl "Y -~-'-" • A•~ "oi: _. ..... --...-. ilc Clll ''Y .....,. "''-bred to a .... home: pupple_1, 7 wkl old, ahots, equlp'd T11hlrli or Cruia-• Haute" by lAvitt Mobile P.B., alt cond. 44.000 m s.
164468. W~eml! ptt, ses832 4 ma.Its, 1 !1m. PX> -$185. In&. Mi--2434. •'fRlml ltl)~ Sy1tem1 on ditplay now at Excl!ll.ent condition,
Plo-/Organa 126 1123 '51-81l94 alt 6. Boots, S.11 90t UlloA BAY HARBOR $2495
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WHITE male Codc-1.-poo. ckampe.gne, Choe I: Wht. VEN'n!RE :Jl SAIL No. 1111 537.m& • &7566 1425 Baker St. Cotta Mesa ,IJ.df0.Wf ~ CLEARANCE med. 1lre, black button nose M/f 2 mos old. $50 a: North aa.ilJ.-COmpua.-bead· NEW-USEO.SERV. J S S 0 • Harbo 2100 Ha-Blvd, w ~"
k black e)'es. 9 mos. 175_ 642--032&, 673-93S7 r u n n J n a: lltn-anchOr·bow uat. · ornt,,~;t r ......_ SALE Watchdoa: A &ood pulpit·ll.te tlnes. fully ri&:· '57 JNT'L panel truck, 4 whl
Ova-lDO Pia.nos Ir Orran.I w/children. M8--08l.J or OLD Eni;lisb. Sh•epdo1 , aed for clan: n.cir:v . trlt, Tripi• Wkf• Cornell• driw, 2 spcl tru1rer cue,
Fteduoed for lmmed. nle. MT--6551 female, 2 )'111. 9iow qua.llt)'. like new. Eves; 50-1188 Hillcrest • Flarn!ngo 1 spd tnl1!. Nr new '65
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Chryaler~Plymouth
2929 J{arbor Blvd.
Co5!a Mesa 546.193'1 Buy Now & Savel 1 ·ADO-~RAB-~L~E-ou~,,,-~.~,,-,ck l Rea.dy to breed, $275.l --"--'s"°A~C-='=R,;l;,F~IC=E~l--I Parainowrt e UniversaJ motor, 900Xlfi titts. Ph:
Open Daily 10 tJl 9 Poodle mu: female 3 mo. 6#-4506. 22• Fibl!rifu Sloop • Lr& Barrinafu.11 • Broadmoor 673-&'.136 DOT DATSUN
Sat l!J..6 * SUn ll-5 Lav,. chUdren, nf'eda good 2 Darling blick tema.le toy Cnntbiental W St&r Auto Servlc•, Perts 96' OPEN DAILY AKC p:>elrpit. S'lS-4795, 548-Ufif. COAST MUSIC home Partly trained Poodle puppiet1. res. Geoerat •Hillcrest
NEWPORT a, HARBOR 548--0813 ; 336-«93 1/ai 648-01'2 or 5'8-1022 333 E. HOBIE CAT 14 CHAPMAN t.1ILOOON o\I system for AND
11th S( C ~.. trailer MOBIL H MES Mopar nor hemi en<>ines SUNDAYS Costa Mesa tr 60-2851 BEA. -·-b-• l•m·•· G. ·• ·'"· . E 0 ... -~· b-. I ·--·~ -* 67'1"" * ·~ W/H ~~-u dl•t. ,., loo= D<:llcb B vd. MU~ u Wurl ' I She 2 Needs good MALE, ailk;y terrier, 1 yr, ~""" 12331 Beach Blvd., G.G. ...,... ..,u...., '""' SI!.' itzer spnet p, )T. AKC Champ. line, lovable, COLUMBIA 22, Immac. * 7ll'SJ'J..2MO * ~ Mopar. ignition wires Hun~ton &ach
piano, full keyboard and home 5366399; 539-7181. hee.it'hy, $2S. 494-4808 Motor, other extras, Slip. &: coil $50 Isky Vasco jet lf.2..7781 or~
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il111 po11•, 5teof'l mund1n& b 0 a rd 11261--=======::---1 Sacrif'itt $2750. 494-12&5 Tripi• Wld9 Cornell valve sprinp tor Mop.gr e 1 -~.6~8'""'D~A"r~s=-u"'N~~SE=oA=N~ I w/p.!utic coa..t~. kt YI · WHIPPEl, alred by cham-OOBERMAN PUPS Continental e Paramount engine, inners &: outen,
Sp:>tles walnut fuush. Must piona needs big yard Jov· Tails & toes cropped 17' VENTURE, fibef&la.s. &rrington • Unlverv.J. alum. retainen $30 Torque 3100 W, Coast Hwy., N.B. ~. $550. 962-6521 Jng 'care, papen 'come $25-$50. 540-4984 Slttps 4· Head, !link; &lip FJ.a.mlngo • General Flite trans, cable type, just 4 Door. dlr. (USD35!1) Must M2-94a> 540-17&1
I 23 5 • ·•~v;ai!;' ·c,:ll~,'99~. ;:00;:2--0689::::::;:..~-• --•-e s•·· h __ ,_., .... "125 II' l"IU I k •· de "' 1·· '65 MG Hammond, Ste nway, w/him. 5'&5--0330 1/ IRISH Sett.er pup, mos ~ D•"UAU.11100r ..... over aw=, conver,.,r • . se . -. a e .,a 1 .. -1100
Yamaha. New a: used pianos DACHSHUND, male, l ye&t old. female. AKC. chatn· SABOT hull. New tibtta:lt.s HWcrest • Cambrid1e 3 1rand hemi c.Dlverter anee priva te party, Ca 11 SSOO. 545-3459
of mO«t maktt. Best bl.IYI In old, "'"" friendly. Hu all pion. ;150. MS-361.t wfinterliner. Never In CHAPMAN $125. 633-5576 546.8736 or 4.94-6811. I ~M~G"c-1-~-9~.~ •• ,~,,-,,-.-c~--,-_1
·J water. $225. 842-7831 MOB L OMES -""' .(\.<Jtl -~ .. SO. CalU. at Schmidt Mu1Jc sbots &. license. F'n!e to * DOBIE puppia1, black & I E H WE PAY TOP 001.JAR '66 Dallun 4 dr ata wag. All tktras. Must sell leaving
Oo., 1907 N. Main, Santa. good home. 968-1864 1/23 tan, sso. LEARN to u.il on C.olumbial==::::;:::::::;:::;:::::::::== 1 UJ6 N. Harbor, S.A. FOR TOP USED CARs Good cond. Goine lo coUege. 5tate. S2J95 or offer . .A.tter
Ana. PUPPIES to .... home Call 536-3965 aft 6 pm. 22 with expert in1truclor. * TI4.153l.m.o5 "* ll your car ls extra clean, $695. 968-3505. 5 pm, 673-3323 call S57~:S aft ~pm. -==-;..:,.:.;::,==~ ... llnl =~,:.:;:..::=~~-~ 1 -""""""~~~~~~-1 S'l'ElNWA.Y Grand, Artist Shep, cocker terrier, mix SILKY FEMALE PUPPIES -""--=-'=""=~==-''70Model ,Ukenew,3500mi's JUST A. MOMENTI u.sBAUERBtnCK 'TO 510 automatic 4-<lr, r&.h, 1965 ~fG 1100 Sedan. Hunter
model, German scale · short and long balr. Xlnt e FOR SALE e * 28' COLUMBIA l969 org, St-dirt combo ;650. Cali CALL UNITED 1700 mi. Yellow. Pvt pty. ~n. buck!'t seata. $430.
$1695. Steinway Grand, with dilldren 5t0-7660. l/28 * 644·2&60 * Days 213/636-0757 54:,..0184, LARGE OR SMALL _ 234 E. 17th St. 673--3405 or 213/743-5786 Pri. party 675--3186. -~-• L 1 bo 12895 -..,~E~v:;•~• ;n~l~/~&16-5~~12~•=-15-A'~rii):;f<it;;<;;i;;gbii<O;: Cosla Mesa 548-7765 .. ........,.. n e ny · FREE puppies to aood home. MALE BOXER * DAWES 10-spd touring biket1, WE SELL 'mEM A~ l-R.ear end for Cd'vair '70 DATSUN 240-Z, air. MGA
Kimball Grand $488. l.1ixed brffd lof\I' I: short Ped. $60 Wltrd S•lling Cle11 Mondia 10.spd to11ring blk!'s, United Mobile Homes . mqs, $4395, 5800 mi's, pvt
WAR.D'S BALDWIN STUDIO hair. Xln't w I ch 11 d r e n . 646-0957 $75 * 673-1395 ell'.tremely lite we.ight. 420 645-3140 6.13-2961 w/aulo tran& Sll. '61 Corvair pty. 96&-7441 ---------t
1819 Newport Blvd, &12--84&1 540-7660 1/25 GOLDEN Retrlevtn AKC, Boats, Sllp1/Dock1 910 E. 17lh St. 64~7700 COSTA MESA ~~~or ~~d 3 ~ tr~"! a~ .;_.,::,.-'---------'ffi MCA New paint, ~s
CHICKERlNC Baby G~ LOVING Cocker mutt needs champ line. Beautiful . '68 HUSKlE 250 -S~ or Casual Mobile Estate Llv'g suspension S35 545--0906. FERRA.RI & englne,~isas
piano, lnlltwood, clauic IOOd home. yr old, beaut. Ready 1/29, 675-6915 BUOY wanted ott Bay Front best. '70 ~ Bu Ila c o NI! 12. ~ &: 24 Wide Models I ~-===~-~~~ -------------------1 ~ carved lep, a mkp, 49'-7018 llft 3 1125 YORKIES-2 lb if mi> male. 110uth near Coral Ave. Buy Sherpa-S I25 • S600 firm. Now on di-tav. in 5 Star 5 SfREET lires: for Jeep. FERRARI MGB muten choke, unmatched or renl. 213/356-1304 or 64~69 ... ., like new: Jttp so!t-top for
ln tone & qu&llty. $995. URGENT. Home nttded for-Also smal°l f emale . l2l~3~144~s.;;"1~2l~-:_,_,=--.=J-'ai>Y~StJ.;;;jiYh' GREENLEAF PARK CJ3: tow "bar & bumper Newport Importt Ltd. Or· 673-0052. Malamute mix, male, l yr, Sacrifice. 213/761..Sl60. ,. BOY'S Stingray bi~ 1750 Whltder Avenue &U-1350 !or Jeep; misc Chevy part!. ange County's onl)' aulhor----------1
all 11hots. Xlnt \\'/childrtn. 1.JiAS APso pups, golden 45' SLIP (side ~e), 2S'1:J1 Nu paint & rebll 84U3!l5 or ~331 b-.ed dealer. '69 MGB
Sewing Machines 121 494-8285 l/25 beauties. Shots. $125 up. a It. For Inf~, 6 3--'16J 1
Xln! Cond. Bit Ofr, N~ =~ 2H:Srf.' 1 ':A~ld le '"'O'°R'°V°"E°"I"'I°'E,-,A-w-,-cto,-,•~D°'u-,,.cc SALES-SERVIC&-PARTS Rdstr. Beautilul canary yet.
• ----------1MOVED. Our .r..... needs new 21J/761-8l!i0. G pm week rutes. ** ~ ** 3100 W c.oatt Hwy !oo,1,· with ,,.,, -otn•O"" 1~ """ LIPS V ILABLE 25' UNITED MOBILE HOMES buggy auto body rrpair, · · ... u .,. *REPAIRS* home w/encl. yard. Very YORSHIRE T!'JT\er AKC S A A · to •YAMAHA 100 wtEx-&45-3l40 633-l96l Reasonable, Art 5: 646-9146 Newix>rt Beach black interior. Chrome wire
Clean oU I& adJUst ~ ma.. gentle, part. golde1 n & males. Price $125. Ph: 40'. 2602 N61e~ Blvd. pansion chamber. """' ., 1 0;.;N""-w'-'·'°'do~p~,-ru-n-"'1~a.~e..:..::,::;hc hAC'u~to"s'-i:WC,a"n"t"od'o'-~~,,96.,.8 &U-~ ~Q...1764 wheels with n.clia.I tires,
_ _._: in ~ur ~-Sn. ... Oiesapeake re tr ever. 523--0238 eve1. _,,, $150 ~ 117 Autb.orized Fen'11.ri Dealer AM /FM radio, lm maculalf' ..,.,.., ~~ ......... ........ 186 24 hou&e w/cabana. Xlnt cond.
lal J,1.95, &ll work iuan,n. <194-3 1/ * OLD Ena:Ii&h Sheepdoa;s, SAILBOAT dip, 2!>'-27' bclat, WANTED UNITED MOBILE HOMES WE PAY TOP FIAT condition. ZQF380. Kell)'
twd. 545--8238. KI'ITENS 4 monrhs to 11 sso. No papen. Call $2.50 pt!r toot. Main bay. 305 or 250cc Honda Scram. fi45-Jl40 633-2961 SH Blue Book ~tail $2310. Dur
197 ~...... .,, __ 7 ... A !(I months aome spayed. some 642-5472, 4 to 7 pm. 675-8990. bier. Running or nol 5t9-1690 I96S 20x43 &:-two 'S4's. (l) CA price bc~utiM"" ~~~t~e'. ~~ered 836-44 il~ e DALMATIANS Bo1t1, SPHCI & Ski 911 BSA 75cc Rare 4-lltroke 12x55dbl expando, (2l 20x44 ,..,,.,........ $1799
Mak t.s bultonbole1 . · AKC e WOMAN bered by 16• sinile. Clean. Lo mileage. Oetrolter. 531-4507. ''THINK" CHICK IVERSON --·u ...,.., b 11 nd LOVABLE maJe Poodle and ** 00-19.17 ** encum 1110 644-1033 h.C.: •• ""-""'"°·RN""'"s-i"o~=·~. "'-=-~~,, for Ul8d can • trucks jus1 .... ~.._ le Ix glass aid boat w/ Mercury · '" '""'""""' ~ .,....... call u, tar fl'M fftimate.
hema. d•sl.IN etc. Guar. wire ha.lr te:r r m pup. 2 COCKAPOO Puppie1 tor 100 HP & trlr. S&IJ.ingl--,-69~H70~N=D-A~l=75~-furn, $2200. By owner, GROTH CHEVROLET VW W .H cub. or mWl pymts. 3 mo. MS-3562 a!te-r 1:00 al 15 h· 645-2549 /IJDIJrf( 54>8238.. or 836-4493 1/26 I e · e&c o,1,·/triends from San_ Diego $36Cr. 54<1.5394 eves. :'~:-~~-.,---= ~ 1970 HARBOR BLVD. * 545-2n6 * t , Caribbean. sell thts "Ne1!k 935 Trailers, Travel 945 COSfA MESA
Sportl-Goods l30 LONG Hair female cat V · * SHERRY'S POODLES • less than $1000. 318 "L" Mobil• Hcmtl A.ak for Sala Manactr S.. 1----------1 ·~ --· kilt s need ........,j 1968 l.1GB-GT. 16.000 mi. Im-'----------' ..-c .... ,. en • ........... y, , •• puppy ··'•. -m-;s~1:;;··iBal~hoe~;;;p~,:'.'~i61~3~-1~9l~6~1-----:-----I5'iii' Terry Trlr, Xlnt cond, l82l1 Beach Blvd. 1' .. ___ "'~"•""'· "..,. .,...., '"" ...... •·-''CalfDLAHDA'' maculat~ iMide & OU!. SURFBOARDS uur•"'· ~ . ....,.,...,.uu.l./"" Ing. Free pk-up, M~2848. CHRlSCRAFT Dlxe 18 ' * 8XIO canvas room , many Huntlnaton Beach rft Lil Chrome & rubber !ipoUeS!I. ,.,.. extra!!. 846-5359 847-«>87 KI 9-mt New 7'4"xl9 $65. A 1101~~-~~,.,-.,.--,,.-,-LHASA APSO, small male, SUper Sport .Mahogany w/4 1J1JI) llACH IL'f'D. $207J. II you can find a
7'7"xl9 low railer $50. Both 1 Year old black f~m.aJ.e AKC, $100. wheel Dlxe American trlr. Nimrod Tent Trailer TOP DOLLAR fs"" Jtl ~ cleaner one, buy ii. 675--3735
round t.alli. 536-4669. cock-a-poo. Loves children 837-4305. Aft S p.m. See to Aprpeclate 642-9860 FAMILY $150. 962-6944 893-7 9 537.&24 •"69 J\.1GB-GT Xlnt cond.
RUSSELL Surfboard 5'6" nttd! a good hOme. Mov ing e AFGHAN PUPS, AKC. 18' Gia.spar Ski boat 120 hp Trailers, Utility 947 for NEW· ED-SER $500 -T.0 .P. or best oUer,
Twin Fin, $60. owne.1i. 6f&.8420 1126 Pick or Jilter! Bia.ck mask-!\1erc. cruiser lntout. Bait CLEAN USED CARS .___... - - -• 544-6.149
Call 675-6296 SUGAR CM clump. Loquat ed silver. 962-6956 art 5. tank. Ex. cond, 67>-5336. PARK 14' Tandem Tr1il•r See Andy Brown - -..-----..1 --~-='~0:CCC.,,.~--I
SURF en.ft Hawaiian 7"<1'' ~~all bamboo starts. Black m•le Ttek Pup Aircraft 915 With 4 wheels. Al! s!eel weld. THEODORE '68 FIAT 850 PORSCHE
fiat "°""'" turlboanl. .... l>O ** 646-0642 "' "'"''"""''" \I" Stul ROBINS FORD ~nditlon. t!H-M66 8 Mo. old Siamese ff!ma.le I ----~~-~-I FLY RETRACTABLE. Full deck plating. ·545-4361 or SPYDER •65 Porsc~-
EAD ~... k' Id , ... n e 'd I 1 ood home . Keeabound, l )'earl old. l.F.R. equipped Bonanza, 24 Golden Coach 642-5845, Will seU. Or trade 2060 HarboT Blvd. RDSTR bl k I ....
H . 4 .......... '"~-~·1 · 11 ,.~ -.. ••70 . 11~ u.t ..... watcbdoi $l5 hr 9<."bedul;,,,,., lwl> Insured, f · k · · Rtd with ac n. 356 SC Sunroof ..... ,.,. _ _,_r w.uu"""' V<.IUll ~ .. ._. • "" ·~· • -~ PM or pie up. Coata Mesa lt!rior. Like new. ynV-134 ::::...'"'!.~"~18. ·~-"HAlltY" lovable mlnlature ..,.,;r-l.7oJ;J 644-4565 9AM-9 • 642-0010 .,_ •• ~~ _,, Of C · j -77 Br!Ush racing JT"en.
ITV-=.::.R:::.d:..1= •• =-H-,-F -I,--' ;:-, ,';'~· '°'ti:< HortH 15' C•mport, S•la/Ront 920 ap1s rano ............ lr,:;i WE PAY CASH CHICK IVERSON Lio YCC 525
Ster.a 13' 1 PUREBRED G. SMp. and ~~~~ ;~~~~hoC: ~per,0~& !!;~ ~!·Newest & finest Mobile~ VW CHIC~281~ERSON
1----------1 l Malamute mix. tree 10 breeding. $.WO ea. 711/ w / 5hower, water hlr: 1-lome Park in Cali!. :;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;:;~ FOR YOUR CAR 549.3031 Ext. 66 or 67
"Sllvertone" sh!r9o r.coni a good horn!! 897-MfKI 1125 673-55311. furnace, 4 5.lpr, & xtras We Love Kids & Small P!'U Gen•r•I 950 1970 HARBOR BlNO. YW ~r. 4 lptt!d tutDtable, ADORABLE pupli, Poodle/ ==~=="'""""',,-~o on a '70 f'ord Ranger 250 ---------CONNEU COSTA MESA 5-19.3031 Ext. fJ6 or 67
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-te -a.ken. Just ""'"ko• mix, 9 w•-old. REGIS.. AQRA Gelding, 1 i.... ~-VS Space Rentals Start Al '67 CHEVROl...E'T Sportsvan 1910 HARBOR BLVD • .. .., v..... If ......,. ..,. yrs. Pror. traintd. sound, camper sP p.... . """ $70 p M CHEVROLn • '89 FIAT SPYDE'R. aooc:I reconditioned, ideal &: t. ~31. 1/25 spirited. Reu. 673-n9l. Cruisf!-0.Matic, P . Disc bkl, Br Q, 8 pas, 6 cyl, auto trans, r/h, cond. $30() L Take over =~~CO~Sc.:T.::A~M,.c.::ES::cA ___ 1 J+0.00 or best ollu. Al!IOI=~==--~-~ &elect air. AM radio, dual 1 ownr, prlv pty, $1250. 2828 Harbor Blvd. pym•t C II 0•1 i-1-• Po-•h• 912, low mi·1,,, .Mun-<'-ckltereotapeCOCKER·Beq les, well :JEX. Pinto G e ld i n11, +-1 -'·· 492.1465 .. ~.a .... ~ """ ·~ ..... uo "'" ........ ~ ..,,, G pl ho Sa exhaust, •Id ., P ta ..... , Imagine 1tving at the beach Cocta. Mesa 54(" .. UX) '6' FIAT 124 S Co 5 S"""'d, rarliall, looks like pl ........ t aet.s output ""'"'"""'·-.. ove r nor, euure, a-all . s w. er, HD k 1---o===-===,-. port upe. .. .... ~!:Ws includinl: st11N9 C.M. 1/33 Ma.lat oiler. 49f>-0897 pY.T stry, 1 s' & enjoyi"i your own lavish CHRISCRAFT boat, inboard-IMPORTS WANTED 19,{XXI miles. 26 U.PG. 96 new, mu st sacrifice 13295 ----==-~--1 overload~. Htllw!r Sway Club J-louse equipped with outboard W/cabin, ba!t tank Orang11 Counties HP. 5 spd. l\l'II-FM. 540-0024 or best off!'r. JI.lay accept
phone jack -include• HAVE 5 attractive older kit· QUARTERHORSE, 8 yr bar, S.9. 50Xl6.5 8 ply float large PDol ~m. Joung, wl!h S750. '66 DODGE VAN $9()0,_ TOP S BUYER newer vw in 1 ra d e.
U10rted tapes $30. Phone t'ena that nffd lood homes. mar e-1 wee l di1position. _ tlr!'s. ?ual b.ts. trans. cooler. fireplace & color TV, Dance 592-5305 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA JAGUAR 673--2271. 546-4120. MJ-1~. &M-749:J 11~ W/work could be sfiown. ~yna.l!Jt. Gl ide out tire car--&: party Hall, SWimming '59 Riley, as is. Good 18881 Beach Blvd. '70 911S/5 2.2 Lill'r Silver TV REPAIR SERVICE SEALPOJNT SiamtH, Exprider.675--0887. rter, ss:i· bumpers & ite-p, Pool & TherRpeutic pool e""'1ne . 150 or oUer, H. Bea .. h. Ph. 817~• RCA Zenith Motorola. Ad· female a: Burmese kitten. 6500 m1 & wrty. Must sell . • '&ii.sool or &tl-8006 .. ........., JAGUAR coupe, black int er i or m~I ipediliats. 21" color 548--5121: l /26 for cash $6495. Call H.S. ~dd les pool, covered skat. ~~-~~~~-= Need GOOD dependable AM/FM. a ir, close ratio ~ ~ ·-~au-• I ""' -• I~ Wilaon 714/~2320 ing rink. Playground for Antlqu•1/Cla11ic1 953 tran1portatlon c11r . Che'-"' or HEADlj)UARTERS gears. P!'rf. con d i t lo n, plcture tube •'"·"J "16' ""'·PART golden rettiever/part ~~ , games-&, equipped with •J Sll900, 551-9159.
Antennas lnsta.lled. Radio toy C'Ol.lle. Very lovable . _ 62 CORVAIR 95 Van swin,.... & 811 kinds of rides. •.29 MODEL .. A"e V\V pref. ~1890 The onl)' authorized JAGUAR ,.:,,=o~,..,;""-=~~~1
Dispatched trucks. 1 hour 897-StSO Camper . Nu ti res , .... PARTI.Y RESTORED Autos, Import.cl 970 dealer la the en~ Harbor LATE "67 912, FM, Koni"a,
service. Call 96S-5lll. 3 Mo. 01 d ma 1 e General 900 buctseats, pan!, crpt, 11tove. Directlora -Take Sa n Oi!'go •So48-89:Xlt-Area. new radials, i\1any e.xlras,
ADMIRAL color TV 23" Poodlerrerrler. Call aft 6. . lee chest, dbl bed. Traru: Frwy, to Ort!'ga Highway. ~-~-'--'-7"---= ALFA ROMEO Compldlt 40,000 mi's. Pvt pty 64~1039.
UHF, o,1,-orks ?!rfect, 3 yn 6'i'>32SO 1123 BARGAl
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NS -N!'w bot~ needs rep..ir. Have 1 rtady Turn oU right nn Ortea:a, Oun• Buggl•a 956 ---------SALES '68 T!!.rga 9U, 5 spd. amf[m,
old Sacrillce $275 RCA -toilet ; 60 Mere M'dan; 10 to inatall • .$645. 536-1131 Jefr on Camino Capistrano, ,68 DUNE BUGGY '6.1 ALFA R01\IEO, xlnt SERVICE 30.000 mi's. :\ln"t cond. Map!~ ste~. AM-FM, 8 Small breed puPf)ies, 2 male. a a I I ho at; 9' paddleboal BUS '49 Olevy, converted rlgh! on Del Obispo -Jeft tr11ns. ti>p eng, Uret1. RIH. PARTS $5200. 557-9-128.
gpkn 2 yrs old $200 firm '2 ~male. Very cute, 54&-9t39 613-5404. to camper, alttpa ( aas one mile on to Allpaz. gar . papers $900. 492--0S?D. BAUER1 '70 PORSCHE 911 T. S Body
962-4914. alter 4. 21 FL CHRIS B"y Boat. $550. ttflstove, $500. ~7-638.l 32742 All PAZ ST. Nice~ Soft top with roll bar. AUSTIN AMERICA BUICK "-1n~er, 5 ~pd trans. 4,<XXI
STEREO-Gi1rrard SL 95, \3 1 Young Adult C1!JJ. Calico, Call after 6 eves a• CAMPER SHELL San Juan Capi1trano Stttet iegal. (WJC719J mi's. 644-1129.
Shw-. M 15 E oartrid .... fililly c ... , aM Multi-<:<>-""'"' .. ~.,.," 545.633( 830-3142, 493-1120 $l9l AUSTIN AMERICA COSTAIN MESA '66 911 • EX COND
F\sher TX 100. lJJ watts lored. 546-7308 28' MONTEREY. 493-4043 _,., ____ •• ..,.,-~--. $3200. 645.2063
&:-2--AR-4X ~pea k ers . AKC Beac!e, female tri· Runs good. Hull sound Cycl•1, Bikes, '~ ,~ Sales, Service, Part.I 234 E. 11th Street
549-0940 belorc 111 Ai\\. colored, 1 year. Mu1t ha~ $1800 ~S-4~35 , __ s_coo_'"_'_' ____ m_, !lj:I?fiiJ?f!]tJil~"J '.2100 Harbor Blvd. &15-0466 lmrn~a~odC:~Vft"f 543-7765 SUNBEAM
MUNTZ 4 &: g track home fenced yard, ~eves. Boats/Marin• 1· '60 CORVAIR for sale. Gre11t '63 XKE Roadster
unit + a.pprox. 70 I.apes. '4 DOXIE and 'A, Bu&et Equip. f04 '70 BSA Surrounded by for Dune Buggy, Good '65 Alpine, rblt eng, radial
$105 OR BESf OFFER.. PUPPY 3 mohtha o 1 d Royal Star 500 Jrvlne Ora..nps! rubber ;m. M&-7817 after j · tins, wire rims, ndio, Xlnt
Must 5eJI. 548-5613, uk for ....,. ..,,.;,, 1123 SEXTANT ADF Co $UOO. ~ M-0408 n • ., ru-• llvl"" yet cio~-6 p.m. Witt ti~hecls, rad~:1 heSaler, -"""'="·-'A;;f:,,t °"''~644-81:;:.::::;'.::'·--I Andy. °"..-...... , , mpaues, •63 CHEVROLET ti eyl J,ii r.c ,.,. -.. = new rtR. new pa1u1. uper
nsHER itereo amplirte.rCAT l: Id~. &ll qea, all ~F,~~eaoo~met.tr, ton p\ckup. $595.. Cal l to oce:a.e:~lna:" Trucks 962: 11haz'p! (KHU.~17J TOYOTA
model KX-100 & stereo FM c.<:1lon. 5*--'ltOB 1123 noc an. · ~-'i<i;,;,17Miii'."«:::-i:::--:i::=.:-:::I !lllO w. Cout Hwy., ".B. $2099
'71 COROLLA ._ modol KM-6111001ml'REE .... pt·terrlu . NEW Col. 26 MoGlbblm CEMINI !ilCC '°' ''"'' °' ALL ELECTRIC '61 CHEVROLET II too 8 ......,. !M0-1111 -----·-~ boftl or S60 ea. 833--2265 8t&-Gl 11%1 splnnalm & pole. $260. dlrt, $2M. sUJpension, atep bumper, 6 CITROEN ,_
GAJl.RARD record~"-.... -. LGE Swille .et frame, 3"54&-JiL;;;5.188i:""od"';;:;· ;-;-6_75-3411_1.,.iill\ ,.;-;;::::'ca!:::ili-'ii;;~==~I cyl, big 6 pl)' tires S:lllO '2100 Harbo Bl d . i-046< -~-1 ·-·-• 1/25 o::: CL---fro or be1t otter. 557-731.S r v · Radkl, heatl!r, ""° bnkff, ..1-. DlamODd acytua. rec. P J*. ~ -t•r Power 906 '69 K1wuaJd 250 Scrambler nvuae m
;.;, special $77, New At· riW! W~ pa itove.1 ---------'51 3!IO Veli> R.idrf.d frame. ·52 DODGE P.U. ;) ton, <l·1pd 19&1 Citroen $650 a.nd $400. '63 XKE Coupe, '67 4.2 factory air, low, low miles!
I u M 1 ••• E 17th -·-6~ .,., •• SPM 105 floor plans, tram, new brakes, pa.inters Bolex Rex 16 1", f ". fi" f"rl(/lnru, S1600 or oUer. Take older car or a:mall 1..:""::::":;:•..::;.U1::;:•:._:,~::_;::c·,,.:.c.c,,· -1,.::-::_;.:::.;-~-~~--1 19!ir 31' Vega Sporttlaber. _,,,.,:;•;.,:~:;:-=T.:-;:=;:''~':;;::.::' '=o.=: racka, Good shape, $Xl0. 84~147, Xlnt oond. 213: down. Under fact. Wltl'anty. i970 COLOR TV 12'", like 2 ffmale rats with ca&e fibetrJags, F.B., Auto pilot. BONANZA Mini Bike, clean you ftGnte it! &l&-7082 tens case •94·1249. Bob 594-2964 fl Call Maury dlr. aft 10 arn
new, $150. Must sell. 54s..4029 ADF, Kohl!'r llO ge.nerallOr , 4 hp, auto shltt. Pvt. pty. CORTINA '67 JAGUAR XKE Cip . 54o.31Do or •M-7506. 03732T. '* 64.2-5425 * BIG Whl~ rabblt frM to bait tank, outrig. Stainltu 5'!~1248. Adult1-Pet1 O.K. •n CHEV Super Van, auto. oulatanding --•. Lo ml'o, la
i 'ITack car 111pe. 20 watt load horftf.. f0..3M6 112!> galley, retrig, oven. Prus '70 350 HONDA Privet• Clui.. •"""',000 ~/~~:..,H. /TD/Wsp~~~g~1c.8hocl~ ---------<1 1¢, sterco .... 'iJ'lxi. 644-8~7 rge SefectiOO of 311
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& lO tapes water. r;howtr. radio, depth. 1:~•-• ~ ....,., LATI: '68 Ford Cortina 2
new BABY wtille Guinea Pig It-recorder. Doclct!d at Harbor $575 * * * ......,,..., Rtcr•1tlon Center or best. 546-7211 dr auto. tram, 12,000 actual MERCEDES l!J+ .
..... ISJ&..4669, mother 546-9965 1/26 Is. Marina, s.o. $14.500. 9!10NDA ~Built to 'till lntemational Travel All. mi. One 0">\'l'ler car 646-1537. ~ Toyota models and
TV'lloCIJC'ol.a Conaole, blk &: 2 Plpolw. 56-51U l/3ji Moving to Mexico, maim! 33kc. AU MW en,g • tran1. 14 BEAUTIFULLY gd en&'. Needs !!Onie body DATSUN ~nli" Good '°""" 145. °''"· 494-<l407. _ ""'· m-1m. FURNISHED .. ,k. $295. 64>-0<oo. Orange County'$ la.i.. colors , I~ 27· T.S. J!'Urita 1969 v.:.e·. 'TO YAMAllA 25() Endure xlnt MODELS XLNT '59 OIEVY PICKUP ---------·r •• liOilY Am•rio ... mapl• 1 _ ... _ ...... '"" "'""· mukol $7500. <0ndltioe!S7'.eG-lGlaltu CD~. TRW) • buttl< oamp tboll, M~h•IJ• '67 DATSUN est Mercedes Benz. -~~«l~•~·~ol;-e.~~~~~~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:;~J'".~~ J .FINll $5000 b11Y1/of1er . For 6 PM X tires. $565. 493-1277 1133-1411 alt 6 m0tt mlo 68l-!mJ. Owner ;;,67"-"TIU""'UMPH=:;;--:llo'°-=-=,.,I 14851 Jeffrey Rd, ,63 ~~moLET 6 cyl "• Rd•'1'. Red wllh black lnlor.
'---J a . ...i ••• ,., ( 4 ,...,, ... e ~ • .-u: ... n. ior, runs like new. Netds D le ship •-u ~·-~ o • -·· 1·-•--~ ·~ ·"" ton ptt:>up. 1595. Ca 11 83 r -.... ......... . .Up MA .ss. 3333 .... in. ......... in.....,&LCU, "'"" """•!""u detail. ZKHOt!O. Ke\Jy blue • ..., 54!11 or trade. 5Q..3.17I I I ~ ·~ w. °" """· N......... ==c-'.,,..-'="""""-=-:1 n IYine .. book """ '"~ '" •hould ~!~~~~~~~~ll~~~~~~~G:~~ l lr:r::~Cl~aall:.~~FG~~B:::~t YAMAHA a'.l Trail, Xlnt '...., GMC 'fl ena. New paint tel! for $1385. Chick ~ . ~ BANTAMS-teem SJ a p&lr, c oa .. cond S'?S ~ or tires R/H 4 spd 12 vi, "sell th1s o0e. for f
[I Adults $4 a pr Ducks ~ ttberilus, 60 hp JOhnlOll, ~ ~t S mJ. South of Tustin, and rlma td body. Oller 646-9759 $B9' -
.. 14 Adib ·~ GH Jo m.1'1, cuddy cabin, U , 1j, rnl, S. of Santa Ana F?W)' '68 ~ NI j
,,. •Yid ... tMu pr. ..,. at, pl tank la whl trlr pJu 68 HONDA HO Scrambltr (2 mL N f San Dieio Frwy) CHEVY "-ton Longhorn (·-·· 1f;j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;L""t tw "'' 110 "'· 2612 xtru. 1ill63. 269 Knox Pl. Exoell•nt Condition · 0 • CU.tom oab, 24.8'0 mi, CHICK IV!RSON •IQ Ii SE .... Dr, (upper bq) C.M. ~. 642-2'210 After 5 P .M. r&h &: tact air. 968-1390. VW IMPORTS
.U-llqu""' -· iS• T""'1rlaa bi)i1 &p MAN'S i woman's 2 opHd 832-8585 1960 Ford Falam Pick "P· AUTMORIZED DEALER eute-taiM, 10 mo o I d elect start mo~. t t I t bicyde1, $10 ea. p h : N•w f.n&lne , good cond., 549-3031 Ext. 86 a:r rt
•lrllDttl Ntetk aood home temalt + Ire new caae. tn.ller, dozena of aett11'1. ~:zags "1=u~sr~-A~-M~OMENT==~,-cal~l rood tNnsp. M&-53$9 1970~~:~~VD,
; lll!llM'd &U-0139 '31) ,..._ * &46-110t. All In xlnt cond. SSSO. 11403 * •7n Honda SL 100 • United whf.li yQU dedde to FORD I-Ton ttar tnd com· / -="°'==~-.,-.,~-~ w/a MUUQt cm :oi •• 152 Elm St. F.V. Xlnl. t.!ust ·seu. $300 or of1tr. sel Yoltr mobile home. II plete, ~. Call e\'en\nag. '89 2000 Roadster
I wt~ )'OUl"f pt. Of ~ OW&.~S Xl,.1£1 A.I.I GI"' Ski R.13-1.559 wUI aaYe )'Cl.I time A money. 499-2004 ! ,._.... ""• fOOd: ..... 1£&tmn1L llue P.tnla.n, a 8'y .00.t. l2S HP lnlmf. I "&9 CZ 250 cc. In very rd UNITED MOBn.& HOMES f'01lD lit TON P.U. Silver W1th h&rdtori. PireUI
; ..... , ' JJa mall, lhofa, l""mO. 11ereo I lull coven,, trlr cond. $700. C...U after~ PM, &45-3140 63.1°2961 • nM, 1962 • tiret1. dlr. ~!Ata. flM AVB l
L malt * 60-1'119 * Incl. S.crltice. 499-3702. OO:J-4356 MAYTLOWEFt Manor Hte, 962~ Aft 3 pm Must aacrtlictt Will take
ata: ,,..._, ~lluMY" §t:AtiririiL .W. 8ul'Tl19M' lO' GL.ASSP4R twin di..el. '70 Kawuald •+rali !bl'' S•AdH PK, 2 BR. 2 bath, l .~ .. ~F0,,;,RD,,.;.:P,;,K4/""'"P,..,;V-8-7-. 7$27=5. tnde or fiMnctl prtvate
Ull 1nwD t.abby, "C.OCO" klttem 3~ JDO, CTA res. Comm!. poulbUltlea. $67$0. S.00. Like new, Only IQ cc:irner IP«Ct, MMe otr. Prtvatt JIUU'. pt.rty. Call M$.fT38 or
120 W. Warner, Sania Ana
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-----··---, '66 l'rlumph Spitfire, lw'dtop • '61 vw IUS VOLVO B I k '61 s• w 1968 CAD Coupe DeVil1e, '66 CHEVROLET
NOVA S.S.
·~ Tayota crowa Sedan. ra.. roadster, radio anct heater. VW ''9 D1tux1 2-dr. ib JAC m u c port •eon Fi~ rold new ti~ extras
dJo a.nd heatet, automatic. License T.P'A ~. ~.oo. ~ ~ 5599 AUTHORIZED Olx. vs. 4·dr. l'~ station 54300 Privat Pt,y 67>3186.·
factory air. Lbnse YDR· Popular buy with &utomaUc e.<J) SALES • SERVICE W&iOn w/factory 811' condl· 1 . e
i tram AM·P"M radio heat. CADILLAC CHICK IVERSON FRITZ WARREN'S tlonlng power 1teer1,, .. auto CAMARO 6 ryllnder, automatic, radio, 132. $1895.00. ' m .~· l i t · 1 ' local · ' ...... · heater, power steerlno, con. er, v1n,y n erJOr, ow AUTHOfllZEO Of.AU" VW SPORT CAR CENTER traM., Radio, heater, wsw
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... ~ ~ ~ S95), $l 666 i FACTORY AlR CONDITION. 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 Open daily 9-9: cloaed Sunday $ 1999 white w/blk vlnyl top, full ti~ i ING. ""'·" power, vinyl top, 1970 HARBOR BLVD. O '""S • pd Good I IMPORTS •.,.. CO MES '67 VOLV .lA* , '1 . pwr, auto, air. 5 new •mon :\..... fUll lealhe.r interior, tilt & STA A runnlnz cond. 85,000 mi. ~:\_e~ p.remium titts. New cond. ATLAS
• AUTH ORIZED DEALER ~IOCA, ~lescopic llteering, stereo. '68 VW BUG S775 or t.o.p. 642-8207 ID •(I) Driver maintained $2500.
IMPORTS 120 W. Warner ~ door locks. Joe&lly owned d 990 CADIUAC 838-1790 Ch I Pl th AUTHORIZED DEALER 417 w. Warner CADILLAC beauty. CZYS200). Autos, Use AUTHORIZED DE•LER • U SEE TO rys er· ymou
"' ccA6 .114 AUTMOR1ZE0 DEALE" Immaculate! Bl"-with white ---------• 'l<:/\n HARBOR BL 1970 Camaro. M ST 2929 Harbor Blvd.
IAJ a I ~ interior. ' apeed. dlr. ft&dlo, BUICK COSTA MESA A . a Costa Mesa 546.tSJ.4 1,,,, W. W•rner Santa ~ .,... ·'t-LI I ''""'" HARBOR BL., $6222 ...., M1UU ., PPRECIATE 929 L
417 W. Warner TR IUMPH COSTA MESA he&ter. Must sell• Will tin-540·9100 Open Sunday Mirada, Laguna Beach '66 c • 4 Do
Santa Ana 546-4114 AUTHORIZED 540.9100 Open Sunday 1970 COUPE DE VILLE ance. (XEW878i. c & 11 '63 WILDCAT CHEVROLET om1r or TOYOTA I SALES • SERVIC,E • FACTORY AIR CONDITION. 494-77(4. '69 RIVIERA "II ,11 , FRITZ WARRENS ING. Sold new&: serviced by'_KA_RMANN---0-11-1a-.-89-i-n-Auto., air, radio, heater. Yel
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SPORT ~AR CENTER Large Selection us. Full power, padded top, terior, '64 seats' & lites, 2 Door Hardtop. Full power '63 IMPALA tow with black interior. lmmedl•tt Delivery 710 E. ht s t ... S.A. 547.0764 Of VW Campen, lull leather interior, tilt & '6.5 trans, '10 HP, exh sys, 3 to choose from. (YQC70l) 1 owner, Absolutely perfect (SRU 508l $ SAVE $303.00 Open daiLy 9-9, closed SUnday I ~:e&copic steering, sentinel, Koni's, new brks & tank. $3588 condition. IHEB027) 2 Door. VS, auto, P.S., radio. I $550 · I VOLKSWAGEN Vans, Komb S. door Jocks, stereo, new wsw Super clean, $6<'0, 549-2520 MIKE $695 Runs & ll)()ka rreat. (AZX· ~ ~·
From window sticker price Buses, New & Used tires. Jullt about every de. _a_fl_6_. ------McCARTHY MIKE 316). $595 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645.~ #m~~rc~826
Demo. R&H, a ulo· I INVENTORY CH~~t.WERSeON luxe ex1 5444GD). !'II pay~~~!~~r your BUICK McCARTHY II ~ ~ """'
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GOOD Chevy Station Waaon.
Good Premium tires Ii
upholstery, drives lilce new. wn UlllD CAO. '69 EL DORADO and ask for Ron Pinchot, at San Dleao Frwy. 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645-0466
TOYOTA 549-3031 Ext 66 or 67 Vinyl top, fUU leather inter. 549.3031 Ext. 68-67. 673-0900. 894-3341 • 5.11-2450 l555() Beach Blvd. See at 2013 Meyer Pl. CM
SALE 1970 HARBOR BLVD. lor, stereo, AM·FM radio, 1963 Volks Bus, new tires. ---,,,.-===-=---• a~~i.e~~l~~·
COSTA MESA power door .locQ, tilt steer. 66 Volks eng. good conollion '68 RIVIERA --,-------'70 NOVA COMET
1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-9303
'68 Toyota Corona Coupe, ra.
dio and heater. automabc.
License Wl.J 169. $1395.00.
Super Savings '65 VW BUG ing, full power equipment $350 or best offer 548-3351 CADILLAC 2 Door Coupe. VS, automatic, '61 Comet Station Waion.
plus factory air conditioning, or 646-9434 3 to choose from. c #3307) power atee~. dlr. Must good nmni1't condition. •
'69 VW SEDAN 4 speed. dlr. AM/FM CYPT.
508) Full Price
most every dlx. extra .• 69 vw. Xlnt cond. N"'w 52199 •---------sell, will take trade. CZVE-tlrel. $2115. 645-4938.
<XWBSOO). tires, brakes, ~-up. ·11 '63 Sedan De Ville 366) c ail 494-n44· _C_O_N-=n'"""N=E'"""N=T,_,,A....,,..L-
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$899 $4888 lbeics.i. R54/~.7281T/W. $1595 or MIKE '70 MALIBU, dk grn, Lan---------
tr-McCARTHY Full power. Beautiful red dau, 350 V-8, auto, fact ale. LINCOLN Continental 1966-
1969 CPE. DE VILLE VOLVO with matching interior. P .disc brakes. Only 3400 Lo ml. All power, leather
FACTORY AIR CONDITION. BUICK (lBT 942) ml 5· . Absolutely perf. Int air radio &: tape IMPORTS INC.
BARWICK
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'69 DATSUN
2 Dr. Sedan. CXWA 173) DATSUN ING. Full power, vinyl top,1---------l5550 Beach Blvd. $1095 $.1l7>0 .. Pvt pty. 675-3323 • re~rder: $1500. 67>5263.
I · '68 VOLV" ,.., ___ d A *'-.._-. 1961 Chev ~r Impala. Good
$1295 998 So. Cst. Hwy, LB 494.97n beautiful cloth & eather m. '--. a t Sa.n Diego Frwy. ,~ ,~ cond $250. New tires & bat· '63 Lmcoln Cont'!. Ar. ta
fer. Tiit & telescopic steer., Local owner, }ow mile&ge, 894.3341 • 531-2450 _ 2100 Harbor Blvd. 6.,, iu66 tery. Air cond, radio. Call need3 muffler, interior like
120 W. Warner
417 W. Warner '67 SUNDIAL
CAMPER
'69 VW Squareback, auto, door tocks, new vogue tires, automatic transmission, ra.. ----=-=-==-=--:-:-::: 'loMJ"t 8JO.lS89. new, $500. 646-3456 anytinle.
AM/f'M, 1~1~;~ge bra ~:• locally driven. <XWL706) dio, heater white aide wall '70 RIVIERA HJ. '69 Cad. Sed. fl'y eqp'd, ,68 CHEVROLET ~ ..1 '65 Gold Continental. l
sacrifice " Y 15 $4777 tires etc Crock's special at less than blue' bk. Pvt pty. . ~r owner. Landau top.
weekend 633-7450; alter 51 MONTIO' Full power, factor. air. Ex-n4-!3S·5035 days/n 4.&46-6439 V-8. r/h, !ac _air, moving, $1375 67~ '71 TOYOTA PICKUP-(UQH 6921 call 8.13-0925 $1999 cellent cond. 19,203 miles. eves & ~ends. n.usL sell. $109J. 893.4741 CORVAIR
Santa Ana 546-4114
$1795 1965 VW 9-passenger bus. I Cad. 1968 Sed. de Villt Truely a luxury car. (313.1964 CADILLAC Fleetwood, '68 Chevy Biscayne
1 Original owner. Complete new guaranieed en· CHICK IVERSON ANL) bl •-,_ xi b k 2 dr 6 cyl 3 speed V With deluxe 30" camper. Fu I '66 VW SEDAN $lOOO. 557_3144 glne. Factory &ir co~d., !uil VW re t eng"" 11a.ns, nt r s, $995 or otter 67~1043 '61 COR AlR, m I\ roon,
price $2251. Take amaU power, tilt & teleacop.1c steer. $4198 clean. Good cond. $1499. bucket seats, wht uphlstry,
down or trade. dlr. 494.7503. CTRT 5501 '6? VW sunroof bug. New ing, automatic pilot, s!inal 549,3031 Ext. 66 or 67 962--6888 '69 Chevy Van VS, auto, 108 new 4 spd trans, aood cond.
540-3100. #03448. $895 tires. XLNT. 1 own~r. $950 seek.inc radio. Truly an out. 1970 HARBOR BLVD. MIKE '66 El Dorado conv. Xlnt wheel &bse, Good cond, $222. 540-0503. '69 CORONA or best oU~r. 487-l2b standing value. (WID733). COSTA MESA Mc:CARTHY cond. Climate c on trol, ..!2195 or best otr. 548-e616. '63 Corvair convertible '66 VW SEDAN '67 VW Fastback, rebuilt $3555 AM/FM atereo. $175 o , '70 CAPRICE, All power la ... Xlnt oond. Orig. o~r.
Hardtop. Vinyl roof. 4 s~ei:, (RUF 081) engine, clean, air cond. 102 U'll'L.tU'l-I BUICK 642-2413 545-0.548. air, Lo mi's, Leav1ni for ~ *** ~
immacul&te, Sky Blue. Sac. $895 V&lencia, SC 492-8162 ~ THINI 15550 Beach Blvd. 1964 Ca.~ac, new tires, 1 Vietnam, $3195.61. 540-2754. ,66 Cotvatr 2-dr, r!h, 110 rifice. Will take trade or '68 VW, Excel. cond. $1375. C•d. '68 Cenvertible 'VOLVO' a t Sa.n Diego Frwy. owner, $995 cub. call '64 Chev, 2 DR H.T., 283 hp. Great cond. $650. Pvt
finance pvt. pty, Call Sid, '64 VW SEDAN Prlv. Pty 188 A Monte FACTORY AIR CONDmON-894.3341 • 531.2450 545-292!1. cti in, auto. $450. or make pty 968-2'1-49.
dlr. 540-3100 or 494-7506 aft. Vista CM 646-5656 ING. Full power incl. door. m ---~R=--=l:::"'.Vc:-:l(==RA=-=---.67 CADILLAC Eldorado, _o_tw ___ . _,Lee~64-->3887.......,....--=. =----------
10 a .m. XTS 343. (JKF 402) '59 vW Van, '64 eng, recent locks tilt & tete.scopic steer. '67 I d $3 9 . CREAM PUFF '60 CORVAIR, red. Good
'68 Toyota Crown Sedan, j $695 work done on trans. New ini. 'stereo, Sentinel. Full "FRIEDLANDER'' :_~5 ,l
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' pri. pty., '66 tmpa..la V8, auto., p/s, ~'fsr7 ~ i~m~ar $275.
automat.Jc. License WIJ 172. brake system, camper unit leather interior & exception-u111 HAClt <HWY.,,, • FUll power. !actor. air, AM / 1963 Black Coupe de Ville. r&h. Just tuned up & polish.
$1495 00 inside. New clutch. GOOD ally nice inside· and out. 893-7566 • 537-6824 FM. vlnyl top. Excellent All power, air cond. $799. d $895 644 0532 CORYEm · · I COND. Best o!!er. 540-3118. (VRD552). NEW-USED-SE RV. condition. Sharp! (UUX8651 64., •335 or "'•c 1728. _e_, --· -·--· ---$2999 ..-. .rl\r' '66 MALIBU Sta. Wag. 327.
t·m 18711 BEACH BL. 842.4435 '66 vw Sq. back-Sunroof, -$2299 '67 CAD. 2 dr,, tl'y eqp'd. Auto, P/S, R.&H, new tires. '57 VE'ITE, Good cond. $450
new tires & exhaust. Pvt o · Xlnt d 2 People, 3 cars, must sell. or best of.fer. ·~( ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH party. 642-1020. Cad. 1967 Sed. de Ville MIKE 6{;:1300~~·6:30 540-;~ · $850. 675--4889 Aft 6: 546.2531 ~ emon" '69 vw. Real clean, '66 vw Faatback, perfect }"ac tory AU' Conditioning '6l VOLVO . McCARTHY Autos, New 980 -A-u-to_s_,_N_e_w ____ 9_80_ -,.A-u-to_s_, N~ew----.r-.16.,..
IMPORTS AM I FM, Ui mi's. $1375. merh. cond. Good tirr5. Vinyl top, cloth & leather in. 2 Dr. Sedan. Good econom1.
RIZED DEALER 673·2271 * !)46-4120 Must sell $825. 53s.8335. 1er1or, full power, stereo, cal transportation. Special BUICK
AUTHO I '611 VW, Super Sharp,. Lo BoUGHT Porsche. mUJt sf'U door Jocks. tilt & telescopic this week only. Lie. KIB226. 15.550 .Betlch Blvd.
120 W. Wuntr mi's. Radio, $1195, 673.2271 '69 vw immf'rl, Xlnt cond . steering, light sentinel, alJ WI LL FINANCE at San Diego Frwy.
417 W. Warner * 546--4120. $1450. 53&-94:>4. dlx. xtrs. Must be seen & $299 894·3341 • 531-2450
Santa Ana 546-41141 '66 VW Sunroof. good cond .• 65 vw bus. new T('b)t 1500 driven to fully appre.ci~te. CHICK IVERSON l962 BUICK Skylark (spec.).
TRIUMPH $850 or Best ofter, cc eng, new clutrh, bks. Shows excellent care inside v.3, !IUto. tra.ns, vibrMOnic
I
548-1517 $1200. Eves 494-1380 I & out, ('J'XF249). VW radio, A·l shape w ith 1---------'65 VW BUG $500 '70 VW Panel Van. Xlnt $2888 M!J..3031 Ext. 66 or 67 receipts for new part.a• SJOO.
TR·3 completely reblt eng. * 549-1358 * cond. $24!¥.l. Bet 6, 549-2621/ 1970 HARBOR BLVD. or best ofler. phone Terry.
Nf'w Oversized pistons, new I 1967 VW-$1000 after, 494-3491. Ced. 1967 Cpe. de Ville COSTA MESA 67>1382 alter 5:30 p.m. andl
gen &. vollage reg com pl Xl d E 968 0163 BE LOW blue bk. V W FACTORY AIR CONDITION. OLVO weekends radiator overhaul.' Under I nt con . ves: . A. h ING. Executiv• black w/ A V BEAUT. '63 9 pass wq, 300 mi 's on new eng. Bst '67 VW Bug . R.&H, &ige F astback $1lR8. tr, s arp. " • new tires, etr. $600. Also
offer. 644-7509 w/black interior. Good con-527-17781494-2064 hlack cloth & leather inter. All 71 '1 A.re Here 'fiO Chev Wag, $15 0.
---------, dlt' Pvt t M2 ·757 '70 VW Bus, 7-pass, beige, lor. Full power, auto pilot, Savings Up To ,,.,, 3557.
TR-3 recent engine, clutch: ton. Py. -;) radio, Immaculate. rear de.fogger, cruise con. $'756 O'ltr-
new painl, top, rugs, car I '66 VW * 675-239~ * trot, door locks, sentinel, '65 BUICK Sk)lla.rk, V-8,
rover. rlawless. $67j. Aft xlnt cond. Mu.st sell $950 stereo. till&. telescopic steer. on remainin' 70's ("!1782) 2-dr P/S R&H , air cond.
5, 81&-9417 * 675-2510 * '65 VW Bug • New motor OVERSEAS DEL. SPEC. $650'. 962-8766
TRIUMPH SPITFffiE 1970 & hrakes. Xlnt cond. $800. ing, etc. (TXV406l.
'67 VW Bu11 • New 1600 cc 546--0921 aft 6 or wlcnds. $2888 " L • '68 ELECTRA 225. Air, + White, 8000 mi., like new. eng, muUler I< tire~. Rack. ----------::-c----ll"M llrnd full pwr. Landau top. Pvt
$2 loo · •95-1"o? '68 VW Bug, radio, coco w.f" UlllD 71410·37 32H . .. pnv. pty .. .,.,.,, 0 -g for '71 . $1750. ,,.. ·4~~ Good pty •2395 "' -.
n.c u-rr-< mats. exhaust system, c d 1966 c· d v ·11 . • . '63 TR.....f. Red. New lirt'S, '69 VW Bug, AM/FM. Im· _,, Sl275 54g...9c:o::c e · pe. e 1 e VOLVO e '66 RIVIERA, Full
co:nplete, Tt"rent tun<'-Up. I mar H .000 mi's. Orig ownr. C011u, -·-· --"°"---Factory air conditioning, all Xlnt cond., $~.
Low m ile. $675. 64&-4925 I Must sell. 673-4TIO. 19TI VW Camper. R&dial power extras. Tilt wheel, * 847.5639 *
..,,..... _______ I -Ures. AM-FM st ere ti · AM·FM radio, stately black 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
Autos, Imported 970 ' Autos, Imported 970 h•ader•, $400. for my erru·1ty d 970 Autos, Imported
"' ,, exterior color with red Jealh-~~u~to~s~, ~lm~po~r~t·~-~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-;i:
1971 TOYOTA'S
ALL MODELS IN STOCK NOW !
MARK II, WAGONS & SEDANS
SAVE s303
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Radio, Heater,
AutomatJc Transmission.
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Xlnt corn!. $1590,
642·0536 alter 10 AM
'70 VW Camn<'r, Immaculate
conn, 5.'500 mi'~.
• 673-1536 *
'69 VW SEDAN
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J.UTHORIZEO DEALER
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
Radio & heate.r. CZSR 9391 Call 540·9100 O~n SU11day
$1295
Harbour V.W.
181ll BEACH BL. &UM35
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'68 VW Conv., 33K mi's, rebll
f'ng. 1st $1050 takes. call
67rH>369.
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SEDAN Gd Mech Cond. e 962-·8.Hl e
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CORVETTE COUGAR DODGE I DODGE -1 . FORD I FORD I FORD ·-'67 VETTE 19'9 XR7 A• fM 21 m< '6J DART 2 DOOR I "' DODGE Van. '"' .. '""'-' . '68 GALAXfE FORD I :.:~-~ ~a~;::7'~e!~: ~:ie:~· ~~\\', belo"· 6 cylinder auto., radio. heal-~~;Sg Pvt. Pty. $G
7:J.; 'SJ SQUIRE WAGON Air concl., power sleer ing. rllr. '&7 CUSJQM FORD
glass tires .• ExceUent con-DODGE I er. eXtra' nice. rJOR.l38) 1968 DODGE .Van .. 6 cyl. ff'HS4T9l dlr. Must sell~ \\'ill tUSS4891 Will take 1rade or Club Coupe. Auto., VS, 11ir
dillon Driven easy. I $69S I It mileMs, orig11· 64~""'39~ & I ta~e car in tntde or finance finance private party, Call rond .• radio, heater. iTPX.
· $2l50 ~"'fler .. u.~ lie ,,.. ""· ! private party. Call 546-8736 54(i.8736 or 4.94-6811. 9751,
Ask for Mr. Grannis 546-8640 .65 DODGE 100 To''"" truck, ~ ~ NO rqu1ty. lake o v c r ol;' 494.6811. , . . , . paymPols. 1970 Dodge Dut. ---1 62 2 DR. ha.rdlop, r/h, air.
auto, clean, lo mis. Priced 2IOO Harbor Blvd 645-0466 S4R-80a5 '63 YALCON 2 dr. 6 cyl. I p/s. xlnt oond. '71 lie. $42i
to sell . 547-7188 a f t I · Auto, new tires, xlnt cond. 830-ljJI
1---------1 6-646-526.;i. •• '61 Dodge Lancer ~uto , FALCON }195·or best ofr. 968-6002 ,61 GALA,'\IE V-8 p is 2100 Harbor Blvd. &15--0466
COUGAR
'69 COUGAR, PS/PB, air, '68 DODGE Van. 23,0CIO mi. !rans, P/S. 5 good l1N'~. 1 · · ·
J\&H. 1 O"-'nr_ 16,000 mi. Hl'avy duty big lirl"s, auro, ne1v brakl.'.<:, 60,000 mi. Xlnt '60 f'ALCON, auto radio, The fastest draw in tM West P/8. radio, xlnl cond. $4:xl. '6'> GALAXIE 500. VS, ll.1110,
lmmac. $2850. 54fi...90:Jt V-8, $1850. 8Jj Joann, C.M cone! $325 Pvt Pry 64$--078l!. r Runs good, Pvt piy. $125.1 · . a Daily' Pilot Ciassilied 673--066! 2..dr HT. Pis, r&h. $795.
Dime-A-Lin!" 642-5678 :J48-4482 We'll help you sel!! 642-:1678 644-44.93 _ Ad. 642-5678 I Dime-A-Line &12-5678 I 673-3743. Leaving b''eh 1
Autos, Used 990 r Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990
I
AND YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT!
'69 DODGE SWINGER
340 SPOIT COUPE
\18, •vlo .. P. Ste••il'lg, Lin·
d tu lop. 811. of ~ yr . ...,,,.
r1nty •~1 i1 1bl1. YPLOOl.
192 .... )
$2129
'66 PLYMOUTH . ,UJIY I 4 DR. SEDAN
\18 . t ulo., P.S .. 1ir, E~l••m•·
ly n;(I frt nipotltlion cir.
(924 1)
$859
. CHRYSLER'S ALL NEW CRICKET for '71
SNlrulord lquip111•n'' lnclvcfft:
floor 11101111h>d four 1potd tron ..
111lulo11, power fro11t cllu. broke1,
rodlol plr tire1. lndlvld11ol front
b11cket .....,, retell & pbild
ttfftl1t9, coll 1prf119 sinpe111I011
•rs .. .,,. A pow•rful 1Matl11t •d
flow fhrou9h ••11tlllltfo11 •rtt9fn.
14 cubic foot toint with co11•
c.-..i spa,.. ti,. & 1111t11y, 111ony
otti.r1. Sttlot : 4141Jll05774J.
ltoclt :oooz. •
$
'69 DODGE '68 PLYMOUTH
DAit 2 DR. SPOlT SATELLITE HT Cl'I.
6 tyl. eulo., P.S , wl!it1
with m1roon inltrlor, E•· . VI. P.S .. eulo, Air, l1ncl1u
ceplioT11llv el11n. Low mile1. fop. Reilly 1 hon1v. 19119!
ZAC22b 192421.
$1689 $1689
'69 DODGE
CORONfT 440 HT CPI.
VB, 1ulc•.. PS, Still under
w1rr1nly. Cl11n 11 1 ~ound 1
tooth. ZLJ588 19238)
$1889
'67 CHEVROLET
IEl AIR 2 DR. SEOAN
VI, t ulomtlk, ••d>o. h11l1•,
Erc1llent condition, Look• t
run1 lilie new. VOPOb7
120JOA l
$889
HERE'S PART OF AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY USED CARS
"We Keep The Best And Wholesale 'The Real"
All Pri ces Plus Tax a nd l ic en,e.
ADVT. l"R ICfS GOOD 'Tll le l".M. MONO.t.Y, JAN. 2JTH ADVT. CARS SUllJECT TO l"lllOlt SA Li
YOUR TOP QUALITY
USED CAR
'66 FORD
CUSTOM 500 4 DR.
v.1, Auto., Power Sletrinq, Ftclo•v ,;,, l'O V-1 . Wh ile 1•lerier,
1b1olul•I,· pur• cleen. SJE 11 8 1921 ~)
'69 vw
2 DR. SEDAN
4 Sp•ecl , Rtdie, Heeler. ZAFlll (l/010i)
'63 CHEVY
IMPALA WAGON
VI, Autom•+ic, R•dio, H1•ter. JJVl09 120l11l
'64 CHEVY
'64 DODGE
2 door 6 cvl .. •ulo., 1•clio, h11ltr. M1"t co~d;1i on. You'll ~1v1
to te1 it lo • tti•I• it. Pric:1d 'lew, JICW-508 C•21 1l
'66 C .. EVY
IMPALA CONVUTIBLE
P.S.,,Au_t• .. 11.•cfie, H1 .. ~r.1 ~nf~tic. tr1ntp•rl•tio10.
I •t2J61
YOUR
PRICE
NOW
s939
s1539
$669
$669
$469 .. "'•
C.H~RYSLER
842·0631 166.61 BEACH BLVD.
TOTAL
DOWN
PAYMENT
s54
s33
s37
s37
~2-6 ,
TOTAL
MONTHLY
PAYMENT
sea
s24
s37
s37
s26
H.,ntlngton Beach
Chrysler-Plymouth's
Truth in Lendin
24 monlhi on •pcpro••I of cr•dit. TotAI t•1h pri(t, ;,,.
(lu cl ing 1•IP1 I•~ •nd 1971 \icen•• fte. $10tl9.(S. Daferrad
p•vmen! pr io1 indudin q I••, licen1• end f;n1n(t cherge"
$1~50 .00.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 22.7S 0/o
14 mon+h1 .,,, epprov"I ol cred;t Tot•I c11h pr ice. ;n.
elud ing ,.,111 l•• tnd 197 1 licen1e lee, Slb9(.45 . Oel1rr1d
p•vmen! price ;ndudlng !~•. lic 1n•1 tnd fin•"<e (htr9e1,
$1075.00,
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 19.87°/o
24 month1 on &pp•o v&I ol credil. Tot1I c&1h p1ice, in·
cl udin9 ••111 I&• •nd 1971 licen•e 111 , $4b8.4S. Delerr,1d
ptymenl ptic1 including tax, li(lrtll •nd fin1ne1 ctlerges,
S1>00.oo.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RAT! 24.33'/•
24 mont1!1 on •PP'""'' of credit. Tot1I t 11h price. 1n-
tluding 1111• It~ end 1971 licen•e f11, $720.45. Defe rred
P•vm1nl priee includin9 '••· liten1e ind lin1nc1 ch•r9e1,
S92S.OO.
ANNUAL PHCENTACOE RATE 23.41%
24 monlh1 on 1pprov1I of cr ~dit, Toti! c11h price , ;.,.
ch,d in9 11111 t 11 •ncl 1971 licen11 le•. S720.4S. Deferred
P'V''""' price includinq I••. licen1t ind fil'ltnet c:h1rg11,
$925.00.
ANNUAL PUCENTACOE RATE 24.33%
2<1 month1 on t pptovt1 of (fldil. Tol•I c1d1 pric1, in-
cl~din9 1•111 I•• end 1971 licen•• le• $S!6.45. Deferred
p1ym1"I pric1 includin9 111 , lic:1n11 •nd fi"•nc t ch•rg11,
S!>S0.00.
ANNUAL l'fRCENTAIOE IATE 24.31%
PLYMOU·TH
HUNTINGTON BEACH 540·5164
"We~ ,Wlla! W.~ ~~", HO~RSa 9 AM TO 10 PM 7 DAYS A WEIK "We Service Y/hat We Sen!",
. ,
FORD
'62 Econoline
Yan
• 283 Chevy Y·8 e Beefed Hydro e C1binets
• Ice Box
$625.00
638-7689
FORD
• FORD '70 L TO Formal
LUAurioUs hardtop cpe, w/ I Jac!ory air cond. VinyJ l~P,
(>O\\•er sleer.. powtr disc
brakes, auto trans., stereo
mu!tlplex + 1terrotape etc.,
ell'. & less tban 12,000 miles .
(~AD\·\!J
$3333
~1!~l~
AUTHQl'llZlO O£•LE.'I
2600 HARBOR BL.1
COSTA MESA
Ca.11 540-9100 Open Sunday
19'9 LTD 2 Dr HT e
DRIVEN ONLY 21.000 !\1f. -XL 2d
Dlcep1iona!Jy clean through. I '66 F'on1 Falrlane • oor
ou1, beautiful nicdium blue hardtop, ra?10 and heat~r,
metallic exterior. Dark bJue ~>1er sleerin.11:. facto'! a r.
landau roof, satin black in-License SBV 239. $10!la.OO.
terior. Auto trans. radio.
healer. power steering. pow.
·er brakes, factory air. Sf'e
anC: ask to drive this a!-
tractive car today. ZNV5-10.
Johnson & Son, W26 Harbor,!
ilim ~ltmoni
IMPORTS c.~1. 54G-5630. I
'70 MAVERICK $l<t00 AUTHOR IZED DEALER
79!1'1. No. Coast Hwy. Laguna , 120 \V. Warner
Bch. ~17 1/ri. \Varner
*'56 FORD 2-DR*
V8 * $300
•842-3976 • I
Santa Ana 546-4.114.
'64 FORD
97ol GALAXIE FASTBACK
---------V8. power steering, power SPORT CAR I :~~;:;.,~;' roodihooing
SPECIALS $595
$1595 ATLAS
1969 Datsun Roadster
1600
$1595
Chrysler-Plymouth
:t.129 Harbor Blvrl.
Cost::i. 1\1rsa .546-1934
I 1969 LTD 2 Dr. HT
1969 Fiat aso DRIVEN ONLY 21,000 MI.
Spider Roarl~tcr. RH, 4 speed.! Exceptionally cl<'an throu~h-
n1eiallic exrrior. Dal'k blue
826ASD I out beautiful medium blue
$ 1695 ]i'tnrlau roof, sR !in black in-
1968 MGB Roadster !erior. Auto lraos. radio,
RH, 4 speed. wire \\'heels. heater, po.,ver slt'l'rlng, po111.
XDA283 er brakes, factory air. See
$1295
196S MGB Roadster
RH, • speed, wire wlftet ~.
and ask to drive thii; &I•
traciivE' car 1oday. ZNV540.
Johnson &· Son, 2626 Harbor,
C.M. 5-10-5630.
NQY968 1959 FORD $1495
1967 MGB Roads1er GALAXIF:, 4 door. VB, P IS.
P/8, Air Cond._ Radio. hl"a!-
trr. E.xcel!rn! tr11nspnr!a11nn
r;ir. S300 or make otter .
~1!}.-021 ·1
.
$1095 '
1967 Triumph S,,ltfire
Road51er. RH & hardtop. 1959 FORD TZN410 ·
$1495
1967 Triumph T,R 4 A
RH , 4. speed. sharp.
YET818
r.ALA.XlE, 4 door, V8. P IS.
.P IB. Air Cond .. R;idifJ, heat-
rr. E:>:rellPnt tr11nsport;itinn
I car. $300 or make. otter.
;)19--021~
$1895 1 '66 COL'~:TRY Squi~. air
1968 Triumph GT 6 Cpe j cond. 43.000 mi·~. Orig
RH, 4 SPf'C'rl, wire wheels. , nwni>r. Xtnt cond, S1175
\VQW675 [irm. Huot. Bch. 547-6649,
:J36..3176 $1495
1969 MG Midget
Roadster
JEEP
I 'AA BRONCO. Sell or trade.
I Aflrr :; pm or V.1.'ek ends
ph: :i.17~167
ID!, 4 spPl'tl, "'ir(' "'httl!!.
Sharp! zsp;-,12
1970 JAVELIN
"' "'I """· f•C. """' ""°' ... _ ......
01' l)glJ
52791
.,, c....-,
St. T .. iu.
(H_FM171)
$69 ..
UNDER NEW
MAllAGEMOO
DEDICATIDTO
'I blba5"dor
"' -· .,._,_..,_
'"""'t ... h .. '" ,,!l•lltl
$ 96
1114 CHEV.
IMP Al• ,,....,.....,_,....._
,, .. ., "**""'· r1t 01!"1
5597
CUSTOMER
SERVI Cf!!
111! YW ••sr ••er ~ ...... ·-<N hool-"'17'tlQ
51293
''' MtM , °'· """"" vt. JI., H. IWYM!JJ l
$899
.,, Pl9' ''I A111ll••• '67M ......
UO S,,., ~ sllCI •• t Dt, Alf, VI. A\llOf JI., H, Meg1, It,, H, AlllO .. P.5 .. II., H. IU fl'•IS! 1-...l'Tl (U""'"!
~749 · $)299
•
DAJL Y PJLOT 35
( --.. ]§11 -. ...... ]~11_ w._..,_ .... _]~~[ _.., ....
..,..., UMCI '90 flA•u•, .. •,•u·----·990-·A·utos-,·Uted·---'90· I Autos, Uted
)~( ~---
MAVERICK OLDSMOBILE • MUSTANG
MAVERICK, 1970, st a n .-----------------
t!UI, Heater, 1e,ooo mi's, Musr ANG '68. 302 built '69 •98' llllllry HT
lmmac cond., pvt pty. $1...t50. prof. Reworked susp, trans,
S30-J641 , ct~. Sl500/ Best of fer 4 Iloo.r. Full power, tact. air,
MAVER.ICK 70, 2 dr aed., 54:>-368l loaded. 29,000 miles. Bai-r/~, tull fact equip, $1695. '68, Loaded, V8, Air, 1 anee of 50,000 ml warranty.
Priv ply. 644-2470. owner, Must sell. (ZAE148) ·
MERCURY Make oUer * ~ $3895
1970 Mercury Montego
MX 2 Dr HT
OLDSMOBILE MIKE
t>EALER OWN £0 e McCARTHY
BUICK SINCE NEW OLDS '66 DELTA "88"
Dealer owned, dealer main-Deoluxe 4-door sroan. Factory
tanced since brand MW. air cond1tion\11&, pow e r
Driven only 10,000 n11. buy. steering, power brakes, auto.
1S550 Beach Blvd.
at San Diego Frwy.
894-3341 • 531-2450
er receives balance of j year malic trans. radio heater --------
on 50,000 mi warranty. Beau-wsw tires, et~. An e~ception'.
tilul powder blue finish with aJJy nke car. <OS&A.DW)
medium blue ln1er1or and $999
dark blue landau top. Auto
trans, radio, beater, po\\er
steering, power brakes, tac.
tory air cond plus tinted
glass, w/w tires elc. Com-
pletely serviced and ready
NOWS THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT ~1!~L~ AUTMOlllZEO DEALER
for delivery, OOJAGO, Clear. 2600 HARBOR BL.,
ance priced. Johnson•.& Son COSTA MESA
WANT AD
642-5678 2626 Harbor Slvd., C.M: Call 540-9100 e Open Sunday
540-5630. -,----,-..,----~
'71 MERC. WAGON
ALMOST NEW '71
Colony Park 9 passenger
'agon with only 1,000 actual
.. 1iles, air conditioning pow.
e_· windows, 6 way i>ower
seal, power sleering, power
disc brakes & much more.
Be&utitul white with walnut
wood panel. If you are a
barp1n hunter see this
weeked. No. 51034A • John-
son I: Son, 2626 Harbor
Blvd-. Costa Mesa. S40.56JO.
'70 Mercury Cougar XR7, ra-
dio and beater, power steer.
Ing, factory air. License ~
AGA. $2995.00.
ilim ~ltmoni
IMPORTS
AUTHOR IZED DEALER
120 W. Warn"r
417 W. Warner
Si.r;ta Ana 546-4114
'68 COLONY PARK JO-pass
Sta. Wagon. New brakes &
tires. Good cond. By orig
owner , Air con<i clean car,
$2250. &te to appreciate,
preferably Sat or Sun. 2612
S. E . Mesa Dr. (upper bay)
'66 COMET
6 cylinder stick. dlr. Radio,
heater. Must sell! $495 full
price. lTFOl51) Ca!U94.U44
MARQ UIS STATTON
W A G 0 N , 1 9 69 .
10-pusenger. Loaded. $3195.
833-1149.
LEAVING For active duty.
Must Sacrifice '62 Mercury
Beat otter 546-4232.
MUSTANG
'65 Muat&ni convt. Auto., VS.
Good ccnd. Movl.ni. $700 or
otru. &12-4993.
1970 IMPALA
2 OR. HARDTOP
3 50 Cu. in. VS, radio, •uto., P.S., •ir,
vinyl roof -perfect condition, low low
miles T fectory Yfarr•n+v •v•ileltle.
1183ACDI
s3299
(5) 1970 l(INGSWOOD
9 PAsSINGER
Chevrolet w•9on1 -L ew mil••t•· •uto ..
re•io, P.S., P.B., Air -9or9Hu1 cer1
ere in new cu con4f~ion, Chevrolet war· .. $-SAVES
4 DR. HARDTOP
' 990 Autos, Used 1 ... , ._ ..... __
n Autos, UMCI 990 """'"' UMd 990
OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH
1964 OLDS Real clean, runs '66 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury
aood rood tires. $525. 2-dr, air cone!, P/1. $750.
I 548-8778 962-~~
'65 CUTLASS 2 dr H.T.
Bucket seats, console, P/S,
factory air. $55.5. 540--0503.
I PLYMOUTH
'67 PLYMOUTH
~~~~~~~-' 68 Plymouth Roadrunner. 4
Spd. For lnfonnatlon, call
alt 5, 846-~.
PONTIAC
'66 PONTIAC
~--~--~~~~
PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC
• PONT. '68 Bonn., hard top,
Pont~ '69 Le Mana Cpe. air cond., all powr optlom,
Popular 2 dr. VI hardtop with powr antenna, AM/FM ra· VI, auto, alr coDd., P.S., P.B.,
Full power, air cond., 1 own. power stttrlnc, auto. trans. dlo. New poly1lus callbrat. Radio! Clun. <•9436>
er Driven locally. Bronze Factory air condltionlnc. er. dret, iow ml. Ori&. prtv. $1195
w1th black coN.lova top. Radio. heater Ir exception-pty mu.st aacrlfioe, high book """--~·,.... ~
(ZAE 148) ally ruce. (XYC316). $2385., ll\l\ke otter. 49&-tl.24 ~
$3199 $2333 '62 PONTIAC-$275 2100 Harbor Blvd 645-G466
MIKE CATALINA 2 dr. Hd top. T BIRD :\.... 1' Clean! 54&-4145 or 838-ll57 •
McCARTHY ~be~ '69 FtREBIRD 400. Deluxe '69 T-Bird 4 dr Landau,
BUICK CAOIL Int, Ps/Pb, auto. 26,000 mJ. am/fm stereo, full pwr,
AUTMOlllZEO Of•LER $.2400. ~9T1B or 963-4707. beaut. cond. Muat sell,
15550 Beach Blvd. 2600 HARBOR BL., ;l;MILER make Qffer. 675-2927 eves.
'U GRAND PRIX
at San Diego Frwy. COSTA MESA KA MUST Sacrlllce, '66 T-Blro,
FURY SEDAN 3 SEAT WAGON 894-3341 • 531-2450 54<.~9100 Open Sunday All p~. Air , Michelin x
VS, automatic, power sleer. VS, automatic, radio, heater, I '67 FIREl!IRD, auto, air, • l9i5 RambMr si. .Wq, ~ 546--7972.
ini. heater. tremendous sav. I powtr tteerlrc, power brak. p/1, di&<: brlcs, cood ttres, '68 PONTIAC Exeeutti. m R./H. Au!o trana. Good ~. beautiful cond.
mgs. <VE.15401 es. (TXT760) radk>. CLEAN. O t fer · 1 wgn. Fact air. ps/pb/pw, tires, sood tramp, $4all.. thruout. ~095 • a94-5617 AM/FM radio, adjust steer. !it»-82. Call &tf>.2822 '"1 '6' TEMPEST Wagon 4 cyl I Ing whl, rack. Like new. '64 AMERICAN-Overdrlvt. •M" T-BIRD. Xlnt. Newly
ATLAS Aft IS xlnt c:ond. See to ~pprec: $289:,. Owner 6-14-4648. Must see. reblt ena &: trans. Must
I LA ~/oUer. 54fr5465.
1
.62 Tempest stn wgn, '54 '$425. 646.8514 alt <t ..U .. Call IG-13J2 aft 6
BUSIEST marketplace ln Ford 1~ T truck, mtr needs '63 RAMBLER. • ctr. Very '8' 1\-818.D, IOO<f condition, Ch ry1ler-Plymouth Chry1ler-Plytnouth town. The DAILY PILOT work. 846--0273. good condition $350. Private 58,000 miles.
2929 Harbor Blvd. 2929 Harbor Blvd . ClwUied sectJon. Save '67 Pontiac Sport Coupe, xlnt par~~ ~ . •Call 545-7377*
mopty, wlJllll • ort Y • • '60 rt aulorn., ~the old atntt Buy the new Costa Mesa 546-1934 Costa Mesa 346-1934 ., __ ~ b cond $6T5 --
Sell idle items now! THE SUN HEVifl SETS Oii sboppln1 )'OUZ' *· c.ll ~955 * rtdip, heater, air cond. 1taft Yoa1~ do both thr.:
Call 64W678 Now! Pilot Oaultllcl. . .• armchair. Dime-A'1Jii't 642-5678 S200 . · ~ DAILY"P!Wr Want Ads.
1966 IMPALA
4 DR. HARDTOP
980 Autos, New 9IO Autos, New 9e0 Aut61, NeW
'1966 1M'PALA
2 D~. HARDTOP
1965 CHRYSLER
IMPERIAL 4 DR. H.T.
.. ,,,, ··~ Ert~W
6· p111en9er w19.,., "11ur new rubber.
Auto., re•io, hHter, P.S., Air, I
ur -Tht ri9ht 011•. C055A0Al
2 DR. HARDTOP
Coupe, r•clio, IJ.S., •uto., vinyl roof -
11ic•. IYDMOUI
:1964 FORD WAGON
~ ''7 MUSTANG V-8, auto,
air, moo.
CaJJ 644-2954 all 6: 30 pm
.VI , 1uto., R&H, P.S., eir, Hurry, ·u•l
Duel sharp cir, red with white vinyl roof
•uto., r•clio, P.S., 1ir -clud 1h•rp.
IROJ912 l
Su per 1port red coupe. White vlnyl roof
Sure nir.e i ncl 9ood -wen't I.at. ( RYP
132)
Elec. 111h a window1, r•dio, 1ulo., .;,,
reel lu ther inter., P.S., P.B., new Bur9 u'I·
dy Shrclu1t color, irnrn•cul1te u r. Y11,
100 %, JO ••v Wltrenty, pem a 1.1.o,,
ITOl9 171
P.S., good condition. (RAV
Autos, Imported 970
IMPORT
SPECIALS
lt'1 tu time. These
c1r1 must b. sold nowt
$1095
1968 Datsun 510 Sed.
H, 4 speed. VEY 630
$1395
1!169 vw
RH, automatia stick. YRA44'7
$695
19&1 Volvo Sedan
RH, 4 speed, ftal clean.
ISJ182
$1695
1914 Volvo 1100 C~
JUI, 4 speed, overdrlvt.
OMG600
$1495
1JST Volvo 122 St. Wag.
JUI, 4 apeed, nl~. VEJ254
$1395
1963 Volvo 1JOO QIP.
!UI, 4 IPMd. clean, RUJ903
$1495
19'9 Toyota Corona HT,
JUI, 4 1peed. YCM267
$195
1183 vw
JUI, 4 1Pffd, new paint,
GMW433
$1395
1968 Toyota Corona HT
RH, automatic. WID013 ,
$1195
1989 Toyota Corolla ••
2 Dr. H, 4 ll)ttd. YWTr.«>
$595
-RAt..it Sed. f RH, 4 .,.S. SRNMI
~l'!'J.
1948 Harbor, C.M. 611-m ,,
s1499
1968 FORD MUSTANG
2 DR. HARDTOP COUPE
P.S.. 1uto., r•dio, •ir -8 .. utiful -
Goocl. Yu , •hi1 i1 • '61 9111r•ntHd con·
clition. IWQK20o4 l
.s1699
2 DR. COUPE
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ORAMGI COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Amazing Devices
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f/OR SEN..4TOR GEORGE
MCGO'YERN, Sowh Dalrota
So~ fHUJple My you
lo.l old in popuJarily
by leediftK • peoee
MOrcla. Flaai do 10ll
llainlc aboal ilt-Su·
fer"'""° M. Feiareu,
PNUAllllioA College, ..4ber4eeA, S.D.
• A recent Gallup poll shows that 55
pereent of Americans now suppon the
proposal 1 have made that all U.S. forces
should be withdrawn from Vietnam by
the end of 1971. Thus, though the move-
ment to end the war bas moved well be-
yond peace marches, many of them did
ee"e a uaeful purpose in calling publir
attention to the injustice of the war, and
I am glad to have participated. As for
the question of popularity, J look at rhe
1970 South Dakota election results. The
Vice President attempted to male my
record the key isaue there; the voters
elected a Democratic governor and lieu.
tenant governor and two Demoeratic
Congreaamen for the first time since 1934.
FOR RALPH E. CR.4.FFORD,
President o/ Search
FoUNUuion, lru:..,
,, uJWa1lori. o.c.
I• daere any tkfin'U
llOa)' lo Ihle rmine "'41
tlae objea /ounJ on a
T IU'lcUla "'01u11Gin.Mle ii a para of
Noala'1 ..4rkP-...(. H . Hello.., Sto0rlf.
Creek, Ya.
• Mr. Femand Navarro, the Fnmch ex·
plorer, says it is the Ark. I will be sor·
prised i( it is not. Others equally boneet
1¥ill be surprised if it is. All arc agreed
that there is cle6nitely an artifact there.
The only way to tell is to uncover i'-
and that is the future plan.
FOR BESS MYERSON GR.4.NT.
Net11 Y Mir City Commi.uib11·
"on Con.sum~r A fairs
BOWJ Jo YOM lceep your
Miu America Nure?
Flaaa ii your lte~lai
.IUl toei6hlP You are
beautiJuJ.-Jul~ Ro.ill, Cumber-
la ""-. M J.
e I keep my figure by working hud.
resting little, exercising occuionally. eat-
ing sensibly, and fortunately ~ing blCMCd
with 1ood health. My height ie five feet,
10 inohes ; weight 130 pounds.
FOR CB..4RLTON BESTON,
«IM W pruitlau of tAe
~Acr.r1 CaiJJ
11 u reporlefl lla.t Bol-
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emerourself
• We hold firmly to the belief that a
t.u incentive for domestic production is
our best bet. We reject any kind of re-
strictive legislation such as tariffs or
quotu on foreign films.
FOR J0.4.NNE B..4RNES, «treu·111rikr
Do ,... ~ lltt.1 ,,.,...,
"br(liny" i. a handicap
110M• you med ,,.,,,,~!
-Mr•. L. R. Downu,
S."'41 /tlonica, Calif.
e l believe that men find you more in-
teresting if you have things to talk about
that are a little broader in range than
conversation about how the washing ma·
chine broke down today. I wouldn't want
the type of man my l.Q. would scare off.
Who wants a guy who's going to be ter·
ri6ed of her?
FOR DR. LINVS C. P.4ULINC,
Pro/u.wr of Chemistry,
S1a11Jord UmfJt:rsity
l' ou laaoe o/leA e~
preuet/. oppo1iUo11 w
any tori of 1flililary
re.earcla o/ c'41ui/ie4
t100rlc in tu1ioer•ilie1. Ha. 11JOuJd yo11
fee' abolll • •Crilre by uieAIUa. U.
daal areo'f-J. Moore, Creen Bay,
Fu.
• A strike would mean a sort of gov-
ernment by 11eientist.s. l advocate democ-
racy. I don't think we should have an
oligarchy of acicntiata to determine the
fate of the world.
FOR BOB GIBSON,
.-eyer, I U.
St. Loui.s Ca.rdif\a/$ p1tchu
F laal Jo you do in du!
•inler1 Flaa• do yo1t
ilalend lo tl.o 111Mn you
_ retire /ro• l>a-ebaU?-
Dou,W f MJolc, Beclce-
• I am interested in radio and tv. I am
part owner of a radio station in Omaha
and expect to devote my full time to
broadcasting after 1 leave baseball. Cur .
reotly it's j ust a wintertime bobby, but
it will be a new caree.r after l leave
baseball.
FOR BUGH DOFNS,
bl, .. T otla, Slwvl'
.,.,..,,. yoa iAte"7iew
•adtor• o/ t1N ...,.,.
~~o"
IM HTotloy Sito•,"
INroe "°" r#JM •cla '°°" U. ii.. eradrelJ or •,_ply .,, .... ,,., llaTOfl6la lo Hcol8e , • .a.
Ntr .W. t1N ltJ«l&U4flw1--1¥ora GU..
le.pie, KU..•porl, reJUa.
e It depends moetly 011 the book. It
woald be abeolutely impouibLe lo read
ea,c.b book ia ita entirety U we U.e 10
..., autbon oa tbe .bow. I rad ... ,.
f/OR RED SKELTON
I• llaai a ooodoo blaclc
braeelei I He yoa llMar·
in« on YOIW hi 1hoW11?
-T. N., ..4rulin, TesfU
e lt'e a good.Jock bracelet braided from
strands of hair from an elephant's tail
and 11ent to me by a well.wisher in Kenya
a year ago. I've worn it ever since.
FOR HELEN ROSE,
• 11 Oscar-lllinni.11& deli1ner
Flt.I tl.o you llUnli o/
lo4.y'•iaerea•"'6•i6iu
of fadaio11 indepen-
fk~Z'-Ralla Skt1e1U,
ltla1UJi,eLI, Olaio
e I think it's very good. but I wish tbere
were moTe Tebels again.st merely follow·
ing a trend that may or may not be good
faahioo. I also wish more women would
wear bats beeausc a good hat is the ap-
propriate 6niab for the costume.
FOR DR. CURTIS F . TA.RR,
Direcwr of Selecti~ Service
JJ'h.at u your opinion
of IM loUery •)'•le"'
for tl.e draft, and laolfl
long do you &Ainlc ii
•ill tau be/ore all alae
"bUK-" are eUnainoted •o that ii VJUI
run .,nootlalyP-Lynn De.Angelo,
..41bury Parle, fY.}.
• On a nationwide basis, the system is
working quite weU. Howevor, the tran-
sition to the lottery system hu been dif·
6cult for a couple of reasons. First, the
lottery represented a big change in draft
procedures. Also. the first lottery was
not held until December of Jast year,
and men were drafted under the lottery
in January. This abrupt transition was
too close, in timing. for many local boards
to utilize the lottery system early in the
year, u it was cxpeded that they would.
This has been smoothed out since then,
and the draft is working well now. We
believe 1971 will be a good test of the
lottery, and we feel certain that the sys-
tem will represent an improvement over
our efforts in this, a transition year, and
a substantial improvement over the old
system of taking the oldest man 6nt
FOR CELESTE HOLM, actreu
I• IMre any odaer ect·
reer you "'°""' laa"e
pre/erred lo actin«?-
/tl. /ti., Ca•per, Fyo.
• The only thing l might have preferred
doing is writing and lecturing. I very
much enjoy that kind of communication
with people. That's aU the theater is,
really, a communic.ttion with a large
number of other bumSD eouls.
FOR BA.RT ST ARR,
of llae Gr~en Bay Pat:kers
}'au laor>e of ten .aid
llaat '"" la-ie y intt
Lombardi made you
cH a /ootbaU player.
Fltoi do you ihinh
math lailn so ~reait-Da"UI Morion,
Concord, Calif.
• There were many factors that con·
tributed lo Mr, Lombardi's greatness. II
was his unrelenting pursuit of excellence
that would have to head the list.
FOR REP. WILBUR D. MILLS •
rhairman. Commilk<' un ~ 11' nys 111td M rans
r i. What year tliJ Social
• · · Security payrnenu firll
lllllllll'~ make an impacl on ''"'
-/1inJ.?-Mr1. Robert
Sclncelar, Sanborn, TV. D.
• During the fiscal year 1940, which in·
eluded the period from January through
June of tbat year, a total of $1 6 million
in benefit payments were made lo ari-
proximately 200,000 beneficiaries. These
payments represented 0.3 percent of the
gross nalional product at that rime.
W .. t &o _ .. a f-~ a .....,.no.? Y-aa ~ da1. coal-a..t we'll set
lM _.., r,_ tile ,,_;_, ~ T-..... le. §eM t(Wdee, .....,r-bty -a
.... eard, 1o Aak n.-Y.--lf, Fa•O, Weels.b, 641 Les.m.-A-.• N-Y-", N.Y.
lOOZZ. We ~ .a.-k.lce ~U-, I.at I S will ate ,_w r-..-h -.....t.
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Unwind.
Make this the
moment
to take things
easy.
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new cigarette.
Rich new
blend,
rich new
flavor.
THIS
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~MMOMENT
New Job Frontiers for Women
How two million "temporaries" help their families and themselves
By T. K. IRWIN
More and more American
housewives are ta1cing tempo-
rary jobs . .Already, about two
million of them go to work a
few hours a day, or a few days
a week.
Their reasons vary. Some families
need the extn inoome to oope with the
high cost of Jjving. Other families may
require money to meet financial emer.
gencies such as extraordinary medical
expenses or urgent home repairs. Still
others find they want a secood car or
a new kitchen apptiana: or must pay
a college tuition bill. And there are
some housewives who seek temporary
work not only for the additional mon-
ey but because a job offen them a
change from their household routine.
Temporary work has, thus, many ap-
peals. A job schedule can be mapped
to fit into a family's schedule. For ex-
ample, a motheT can arrange to be
home from work when her children re-
turn from school. Or she can plan to
work just on the two days each week
when her youngsters have after-school
activities that keep them out late. (By
the way. in the employment market. a
"temporary work.er" differs from a
"part·time worker" in that the latter is
usually on a regular basis.)
One 38-year-old hou.'>CWi(e, with two
children, found she had to help carry
the burden of high mortgage payments
on a new house. Working for an opin-
ion researcher, she probed public tastes
in coffee, gasoline, and rawr blades.
After five months, though, her husband
got bis hoped-for raise, she continued
to work as a "temp." this time to pay
for straightening her daughter's teeth
"The time is particularly ripe oow
for temporaries," says Elmer Winter, a
pioneer in the field and president of a
leading organiZJltion providing tempo-
rary employees.
"More and more, economy-minded
businessmen are relying on short-term
employees durlng peak periods, emer-
gencies. and for such special projects
as big maiUn&s or inventory-taking."
With this new emphasis on ftexibility
in hiring, housewives CAn readily make
their spare time pay off. Job opportu-
nities range from c::onvcntioo hostesses
lo substitute teachers, from t.nk tellers
10 "mystery sboppen" who see how a
product is faring.
About three out of five temporaries
are hired u typists. receptionists, and
4 Fa"'illl W~, )a..»oFlJ !4, 1111
for various clerical taslcs. Selling in de-
partment stores, especially before Easter
and Christmas, has long been a stand-
by. With the constant influx of new
producls each year, store demonstrators
are in demand; in one recent merchan-
dising campaign they we.re used in
3,000 stores. For women who must
stay home most of the time but still
want to work, there are jobs as phone
solicitors for merchants and as potlsters
in public-opinion surveys.
How do you go about finding tempo-
rary job openings or learning about
the sometimes unexpected factors in-
volved? Here are some suggestions:
To get started, experts advise, first
~ your native and learned skills to
sec what jobs you're qualified for. If you
were a teacher. nurse, secrelary, or book·
k.eeper or had aJmost any kind of pro-
fessional training, you have an open-
sesame to temporary jobs in your field.
Analyze your aptitudes and personal
endowments. Do you spealc or read a
foreign language? Arc you good in
mathematics? ls your appearance par-
ticularly personable? Are you a ftuent
public spcalcer (for a demonstrator
job, for example) 1
Women without formal training
should consider the volunteer work
they've done, such u fund-raising at a
civic as.sociation or church. Hobbies.
taJents, and recreational interests may
help point to the right job.
On-tbe--job training is sometimes
given by depu1meot stores, telephone
companies, and certain factories. Prior
work ~perience is also not essential
for a job as comparison shopper, file
clerk, or survey taker.
If your skill is rusty, a brushing-up
may be called for. Stenographers. for
example, are expected to have a short-
hand speed of at least 90 words a min·
ute; typists, a minimum of 50.
Whatever the talenr. local public
schools, university extension, and busi-
ness schools should be checked for re-
fresher counes. Dictation records can
be bought to help you regain short-
hand speed. Some temporary-employ-
ment agencies give their owo short
refresher courses for office jobs.
"l just don't know what I have to
offer," you may say. To steer you in
the right dir~tioo, vocational counsel-
ing is offered at every st.ate employment
service, many YWCA's,and other com-
munity service agencies.
H aving determined the kinds of jobs
you can fill, where and how should you
look for those extra-money openings?
Based on a consensus of authorities,
here's a checklist of possible resources:
• Broadcast your availability to
fncnds, relatives, anyone who may give
you ~ lead, and keep extending the
grapevine.
• Of course, check the "Help
Wanted" columns in your newspaper
or run a "Situation Wanted" ad.
• The St.ate Employment Office,
though primarily for permanent jobs,
may suggest possible openings for a
temporary worker .
• Phone or visit the personnel offioe
of department stores.
• Watch community bulletin boards,
such as those in large aupe.rmanets;
small companies sometimes use them.
e If you're interested in a specific
trade or industry, loolc in the classified
phone book for appropriate companies.
Theo call or write the personocl man-
ager. Some firms keep lists of .. extras"'
to be summoned when ncoeuary.
e To avoid making the timc-a>o-
suming rounds of prospective employ-
ers. apply at a temporary-help employ-
ment agency that does not charge a
placement fee.
The pay scale for temporaries, which
1s usually based on an hourly rate,
varies from city to city. Generally, it is
comparable &o wages paid permanent
workers of equal skill in the same job
category. To be realistic about that
extra income, however, expenses and
hidden costs of working should not be
overlooked. Bating lunch out may aver-
age a few dollars a week. There's the
cost of transportation to work; care for
preschoolers or youngsters after school;
clothes to wear on the job: bigger laun-
dry and dry-cleaning bills; more visits
to the beauty parlor. Many a working
wife, with less time to coot, splurges
on convenience foods, or the family
dines out more often.
From his 22 years' experience with
women temporaries. Elmer Winter cau-
tions that "The husband's full consent
to his wife's working is essential to
marital harmony. To mjnimize the
strain on the family-and the house-
wife--she should organize her schedule
of housecleaning, cooliog, and launder·
mg so thal she doesn't have to rush
home to chaos. Sure, it takes planning.
But if, for instance, she knows she11
be worlting late, a casserole dish and
salads can be prepared in advance; o r
youngsters can be assigned helpful
chores according to their maturity."
Whal are the disadvantages of hav-
ing a temporary job? Some women may
reel bad about having their children
come home to an empty house. Some
may resent the pressure of having to
catch up on housework during evenings
and weekends. But once the right ar-
rangements have been made and the
home is managed efficiently. any wom-
an can go to work with a clear coo-
science. Inevitably, she expcrienocs the
warm satisfaction that comes from help-
ing her family in a time of need. •
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Our Amazing Space Program
Fantastic new ideas will make 'Skylab' and 'Space Shuttle
If the elements cooperate,
another American spacecraft
will blast off for the moon
next Sunday.
But Apollo 14-to be followed at siit-
month intervals by three other launch·
ings in the Apollo series-already her-
alds the end of one approach to our
putting man in space, and the begin-
ning of others.
New concepts of space exploration
are not only on the drawing board but
well into preliminary construction. To
the by now familiar project names-
Mercury. with its one-man orbits; Gem-
ini. with two men orbiting the earth;
and Apollo, with three men heading
moonward-will be added such science-
fictionlike titles as Skylab, Space Sta-
tion, and Space Shuttle. What follows is
a preview of America's working pr<>-
gram for its next decade in space.
SKYLAB
Project Skylab is scheduled to take
off sometime in 1972. It will be, in
effect, a permanently orbiting space
laboratory, circling the earth at an av-
erage altitude of about 300 miles. Sky-
lab will have the size aod space of a
three-room apartment, fully equipped
for comfortable space living. At launch-
ing, it will be unmanred. Once it
Family ~I lmttMJf'11 !~, 1971
•
reaches its established orbital altitude.
however, a three-man crew will blast off
and board it.
This first crew will remain aboard
Skylab for about a month, to be re-
placed--several months later, after a
thorough biomedical check of the first
crew--by a second group of astronauts.
The replacement crew, and the crews
which will follow it, are scheduled to
remain aboard Skylab for eight weeks
at a stretch.
Skylab's purpose is to enable astro-
nauts and civilian scientists, too, per-
haps, to worJc on experiments that can-
not be performed on earth or that can be
done far better beyond our atmosphere.
Astronomy, for ex.ample, will benefit
enonnously from the chance to make
unclouded telescopic observations.
Chemists and physicists will be able to
Artist's sketch of orbiting Space
Station (I.) shows four living-working
modules al end of spokes that rotate
to create artificial gravity . The 150-foot
ulescoping boom separates manned
area from nuclear power sources.
Below and right, slcetcMs of control
room. living quarters.
eitperiment with the properties of mat-
ter and energy under cooditions of
weightlessness, cold, and vacuum.
Ultimately, Skylab will simply be
"parked" in its orbital garage, available
as a space laboratory for future re-
searchers. Meanwhile, it will provide
data on design and function for the next
step-the Space Station.
SPACE STATION
The second part of our manned space
program for the decade to come in-
volves a larger and even more perma-
nent Space Station. Right now, aero-
space teams from at least two major
companies-McDonnell Douglas and
North American Rockwell-are work-
ing on designs for the Station. It is
scheduled for launching in 1977. The
Station-to 'be 111 feet long and 33
feet in diameter-will be powered by a
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for the 1970's By BEN KOCIV AR
as familiar as 'Apollo'
two-stage Saturn V rocket, the same one
that has been sending our Apollos to
the moon.
The Station will be a kind of four-
decked m ini-cily in space, with working
and living areas fl aring off from a ver-
tical ax.is that separates them from the
nuclear power plant. Long-term experi-
ments and projects in astronomy, biol-
ogy, chemistry, physics, aerospace med-
icine, space manufacturing. high-pres-
sure and high-vacuum metallurgy, and
space engineering will take place on the
Station.
But while its laboratories and work
areas are being carefully designed. much
thought is also going into the design of
the crew's quaners to ease the psycho-
logical stress of li ving for as long as
a year in cramped space and isolation.
(The size of the station can be increased
merely by adding on modular units.)
F rom previous experience with men
stationed in submarines or at Polar re-
search stations, scientists have learned a
great deal about how men and women
react to crowding and to aloneness.
Since psychologists know that one of
the greatest source~ of irritation is a
lac k of privacy, every man and woman
-for it is planned that women sc1en-
t ists will be abo ard the Stat100--will
have his or her own room. ln adilition,
the lighting and temperature will be reg-
ulated to approximate the 24-hour
changes experienced on earth; the dec-
orative scheme will be colorful; there
will be ample space for recreation;
there will be a gym; there will be a
space kitchen capable of turning out a
varied diet.
But what will make the Space Sta-
tion possible is perhaps the most amaz-
ing development of aJl-the Space Shut-
tie. Today the Saturn rockets that boost
the Apollo capsules into space are not
recoverable. The capsules themselves
must be fished out of the oceans. The
idea behind the Shullle is that it would
fly back to earth and land al an airport,
and thus be able to make scores of
round-trips from earth to the Space
Station and back again.
SPACE SHUTILI
The basic plan for the Shuttle in-
volves giving the "orbiler"-a craft the
size of a Boeing 707 airplane-a "pig-
gyback" ride on the "booster"-which
will be the size of a 747. Booster will
take Orbiter up about 40 miles and re-
lease it there. Then, while Booster flies
back to earth. to land like a roclcet-
powered airplane, Orbiter will continue
its mission of ferrying men and materi-
als to and from the Space Station. Or-
biter wiU also be capable o f making
two-week space missions of its own be-
fore gliding engine leu back to an air-
port-sized runway on land. The Booster
will have a crew of two : the Orbiter
will also have a two-man crew. but will
be able to carry a dozen scientist-pas-
sengers also.
The Space ShutUe will theoretically
not only improve the reliability of
space travel, but it should c ut the
enormous costs of getting men and m a-
terial into orbit. The promise is that the
current cost of S 1,000 lo put a pound
into space will be reduced to $SO .
t\11 these projects will cost great sums
of money. But the ultimate benefit_, may
prove to be well worth the price. The
relatively small and simple satcllitea we
now have in tbe sky are already giving
us more effective international commu-
nications and weather forecasting. In-
struments that sense the location o(
This sequence of
sir.etches illustrates how
Space Shuttle would
worlc. From I. tor ..
above , the "piggy-
baclced" Orbiter and
booster era/ t poise on
launching pad, blast ofi,
then separate when
proper altitude is
reached. While Booster
flies back to earrh.
Orbiter performs mid-
space missions,
transfers supplies and
pa.uengers via movable '
cargo tube, then head.r
bad to eurth itself.
At right, Orbiter maA:es
landing approach and,
finally, both craft
are readied
for anotht'r flight.
ocean currents are aiding the fishing
industry: others are pinpointing valu-
able new mineral deposits under the
ground and the seas. Space technology
has spun off earthbound advances
ranging from aluminized folding blank-
ets that provide supcrinsuJation, to bio-
logical instruments for better medical
diagnosis. Space accelerometers are be-
ing used to study tn:mor patterns in
disease victims, and how injurie3 occur
in car accidents. A six-legged moon-
walking vehicle is being adapted as a
walking chair for paraplegics.
But perhaps the most important spin-
off is growing i~.tematiooal coopera-
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lion. For the great costs of space ex·
ploration are gradually maJcing both
America and the Soviet Union think
about the advantages of cooperating
on technical levels so that, at tbe very
least, each nation's astronauts could aid
the others in a rescue mission.
Skylab, Space Station, and Space
S huttle are all seemingly in the far fu-
ture. But at least one airline has al-
ready booked S0,000 reservations for
tbc first commercial space flight to our
satellites and to the moon. It expects
to provide such service between 1985
and 2000. Indeed. it may be sooner
than you think. •
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Get up and get away to McDonald's.
It's just the kind of break you deserve today.
Or any day.
So get up and get away to McDonaldS.
That
Dog of
Yours
How to keep a canine
-and yourself-happy
Everyone knows that a
dog is man's best friend.
But many people who are
getting a dog for the fi rst
time or who are getting a
new dog often fi nd them-
selves anxiously wondering
about a host of problems.
Here are answers to some
of the most common ques-
tions dog owners raise.
Fortunately, most of your concerns
will quickly vanish in the pleasure
your pet gives you.
Q. ls it fair to own a dog if you
live in a city apartment?
A. Yes, indeed. Statistics prove
that city dwellers are often better
masters than their country cousins.
They give time to the ir pets. walling
them regularly, taking good care of
their dJet, rushing them to a vet at
the least sign of illness, and dressing
the animal properly during inclement
weather.
A country dog is often eitposed to
sporadic feeding. poisoned traps.
careless hunters, and speeding cars.
The rate of monaliry is twice as high
for country dogs as for city dogs.
Q. Are you liable to legal action
if your dog bark..s during your ab-
sence?
A. Yes. Most laws say something
to this effect: a dog is considered a
nuisance if it barks excessively. The
owner may be called upon either to
dispose of the dog, pay a fine, or
vacate the premises. But here's a
proven way to train your pet not to
bark: roll up a newspaper; lock the
door behind you. pretending to dc-
pan; wait for that bark to begi n;
open the door and gently whack F ido
with the paper. It's the noise, not the
wallop. that does tbe work. Repeat
until he learns his lesson.
Q. Can a mailman refuse to de-
liver mail because o f a dangerous
or aggressive dog7
A. Yes. Accordiog to law. a mail-
man is not required to deliver your
mail unless your dog is on a leash
not over six feet in length.
Q. What about the dog that won't
take a bath?
A. Make the bath easy and pleas.-
ant for him. For jostance, never run
the water while your dog is io the
bathroom. The loud sound is torture
to his semitive ears, and he will come
to hate bath night with a vengeance.
Lioe the tub with a Turkish towel.
This will give a firm grip. and keep
him from sliding and slipping.
Never bathe a puppy under three
months of age. If he is very dirty,
wipe him gently with a damp cloth
dipped in warm water. H ang a n old
towel behind the kitchen door and
use it to clean your pet when he
comes into the house from the street.
This will keep your floors free of
dirt. mud, and small stones.
Q. What is the worst way to pun-
ish a dog?
A. Do not use your hand to ~trike
your dog. He associates your hand
with services of love. It holds h is
leash. grooms him, pats him, prai~
him. Never punish your dog when
you arc in a rage.
Q. What is the best care for a
sick dog?
A. Don't worry your.rd/ sick: when
Fido gets skk. As a rule, a dog bu
ways and means of doctoring himself
into health. H e digs a hole in the
ground when he doesn't feel well,
knowing there are healing propertiC3
in the earth. Ever watch him eat
grass? G rass is a laxative. Your dog
knows when to eat and when to fast.
However, a regular check.up is
recommended to give you peace of
mind. Don't wait till your dog is sick
to choose a vet. M ak.e your cl\oice
while your pet is haJe and hearty.
Let the vet's strange 5urro undings
become familiar to him, and he wilt
respond lo treatment all the better
when he is ill.
Q. What's an ideal dog when there
are young children in the family?
A. A female of the species. A cot-
1 ie or Shetland sheepdog is very
good. However, if walking the dog
is your job alone, you might be hap-
pier with a small dog which wilt be
content to go for a short walk.
-BETH BROWN
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QUIZ
What Do You Laugh At-and Why?
Science has been having a
lot of fun lately, telling peo-
ple jokes and funny stories,
assessing their reactions to
them, and then giving them
personality tests.
As a result, the experts have come
up with fascinating findings about what
your sense of humor--0r lack of it-
reveals about you. And as a bonus from
their re:scarcbes, social scientists can
even give you a tip on how to get the
most mileage out of a funny story. You
can discover what they've found out
via this true-and-false quiz.
1. Though be may be fun to be around,
a person with a terrific sense of humor
is likely to lack dependability and emo-
tional stability.
2 . The type of jokes a person tells indi-
cates he is happy or unhappy.
3. If a person can keep you in stitches
with a constant ftow of witticisms and
puns, th~ is a sure sign that he bas a
fun-loving, happy-go-lucky disposition.
4 . If you don't see anything funny
about a joke that most people find
amusing. this is an indication that your
sense of humor is lacking.
5. A person's favorite joke or funny
story tells a lot about bis personality.
6. People who are addicted to the use
of puns are likely to be neurotic.
7. If a man doesn't laugh at jolr.es that
belittle or ridicule the opposite sex, it
indicates he's afraid of women.
8. If 'you can't remember jokes no
matter how hard you try, it means you
don't have a very good memory.
ANSWERS
1. False. Studies at Yale University and
el.sewhere show that a person with a
well-developed sense of humor tends to
be more stable emotionally, better abJe
to see himself and others in true per-
spective, better able to bear hardships
without letting them get him down.
Pcmibly this ability to roll with the
punches is due to the fact that be can
laugh at himself and see humor even
in adversity.
2. True. Studies conducted by a team
of Veterans Administration psycholo-
gists show that when a person feels
depressed he tends to prefer jokes in
which the hero of the joke (with whom
he identifies) is embarrassed or humili-
ated or suJf ers misfortune.
3 . Folse. Not infrequently the exact
opposite is true. As the noted psychia-
trist, Dr. Joost A. M. Meerloo, observes
in summing up the findings of his study
on the subject: "I have known inveterate
jokers who could not stop punning and
telling anecdotes, who used their gaiety
to mask deep-seated hostility."
4. Folse. You can have a fine sense of
humor and still fail to respond to a
given joke or witticism. The joke may
not strike you as funny because of your
particular mental ''set" or mood of the
momenL Or it may be that the jok.e
arouses memory associations that are
incompatible with humor.
5. True. Psychological studies have
shown that the theme and content of a
person's favorite joke is almost always
related to an area in bis Hfe involving
inner conflicts or special concerns. A
favorite joke, for example, which "'puts
down" something or someone is indica-
tive of anxieties or apprehensions in
that particular direction. For example,
if a man's favorite joke i.s of the moth-
er-in-Jaw variety, it suggests that his
relationship with his spouse's mother
may be a matter of concern.
6. False. Studies show the ability to
devise humorous puns is far more likely
to go hand in hand with a happy, weU-
adjusted penonality. And studies at
Princeton University indicate that the
ability to create a play on words is as-
sociated with creative intelligence.
7. False. Studies show that it's the man
who is afraid of women who is the one
who laughs longest at jokes which dis·
parage or ridicule them. Psycbologist.s
agree that the more fear and intimida-
tion a man feels where wpmen are con-
cerned. the more he tries to find Telease
from those fears in either telling or
laughing at jokes that disparage the
opposite sex.
8. False. Psychoanalytic st"dies show
that the inability to recall jok~en
though they strike you as funny-in-
dicates the likelihood of an inner con-
flict in the area the joke deals with. If
the conftict is strong, even a joke that
sends you into gales of laughter may
be completely forgotten. The joke tS
repressed by the same subconscious
censor which also causes the almost
instant forgetting of certain dreams.
-JOHN E. GIBSON
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Favortte Rice
Creations
MELANIE DE PROIT Food Editor
• Rice ia 11aid to be the 0 daily
bread .. for more than half of the
world's population. Together with
its universal importance, it is also
economical and nutritious. It i&
easily adaptable to many food
combination.--meat, poultry, sea·
food. cheese, vegetables, and
fruit. Here are a few suggestions.
Paella
cup olive or other cookinir oil
(3 lbs.) broilu-fryer chicken,
cut in aervintt-siud piuH
Yi cup diced boiled ham or
s moky sausage
1 tablespoon minced onion
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 ripe tomat~ quartered
% cup hal•ed pimiento-stuffed
olives
I 1/1 leaspoou salt
11/r lbs. fresh shrimp, shelled
and deveined
t 2 small clams or mussels in
shells, scrubbed
2 cups uncooked long itrain
while rice
4 cups hot wat«-r
1 cup fresh or frozen green
peas
pkit. (10 oz.) frozen artichoke
hearts y, c:••p roar~ly chopped parsley
Few s hreds saffron
I. Heat oil in a paella pan, a 3-qt.
casserole, or large skillet; cook chick·
en and ham or sausage about 10
min .• turning chicken to brown on
all sides. Add the onion and garlic
and cook 2 min. MU in the tomatoes
along with the olives, salt, shrimp,
and dams. Cover and cook 5 to I 0
min., or until clam shells open. Re·
move clams and keep warm.
2. Stir in nee and remaining ingre·
dients. Cover and cook 2S min .. or
until rice is tender. Add the reserved
clams; heal thoroughly.
8 to I 0 ser11it1RS
Wild 'n' White Rice
Casserole with a Broccoli
Crown
Cook 1 pkg. su.~onf'd wOd and whJte
rice mix following pkg. directi ons.
Meanwhile, slice 4 to 6 oz. fresh
mushrooms lengthwise through caps
and stems. Lightly brown mushrooms
in 2 tablespoons bunu or marcanne.
Toss cooked rice with mushrooms.
Turn into a buttered I ·qt. casserole.
Around outer edge of rice, overlap
3-in. flat pieces of split cooked broc:-
roU spears. continuing toward the
Paella-Spanish in origin, prepaud
and served in a pMOa pan--is esun·
tially a rice dish with other ingredi·
ents which often vary regionally.
center to completely cover rice. Brush
wi th melted butter or margarine. Re·
heal in a 350°F. oven. Gami!.h top
with finely chopped hard-cooked tgg.
6 servings
Sweet Potato-Rice Skillet
l/z cup butt'r or margarine
l "i cups coarsely chopped
c~lery
11/1 cups chopped onion
2 cups packaged precooked rice
2 Vi cup1uhicken broth (3 chicken
bouillon cubes dissolved in
2Yz cups boiling water)
2 lablespooNJ brown sugar
I lf4 ~upoons sail
Yi teaspoon pepper
1 tea.spoon ground coriander
~ teaspoon crushed roaemary
~ teaepoo11 ground r;inger
2 egr:s. alightly beaten
1 can (17 oz.) aweel potatoes.
drained and cut in Y,-in .
pittea
l. Heat the butter or margarine in
a large. heavy sk.il let; add the celery,
onion, and rice. Cook, uncovered,
until rice is golden yellow, stirring
occasionally.
2. Slir in 2 cups of the chicken broth
and a blend of brown sugar and dry
ingredients. Bring to boiling and
cook, covered, over lbw heat 15 min ..
or until rice is tender.
J . Mix. beaten eggs with remaining
'h cup chicken broth. Blend into the
rice mixture. Add sweet potatoes:
to:.s gently. Heat thoroughly before
serving.
A bout 8 urvings
Note: If desired, rurn into a greased,
shallow 2-<jt. casserole. Set in a
325°F. oven 20 to 25 min., or until
thoroughly heated.
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A variety of amazing new electronic devices
help the hard-of-hearing to communicate
By J. ROBERT CONNOR
''IC' r or the first time in my
life I was able to call my wife
from my office and tell her
what time I would be home
for supper."
Those words were spoken recently by
a .50..year-old deaf engineer who, in 30
years of marriage, had never been able
to talk to his wife on th e telephone
si nce she, too, is deaf.
This miracle of communication was
made possible by one of the many fan-
tastic new electronic devices that are
helping thousands of deaf people to
emerge from their world of silence.
The key to the system that is helping
the engineer and his wife converse is an
~lectronic "acoustic coupler" designed
by Robert H. Weitbrecht, a California
physicist. The coupler links a t\!letype-
writer with an ordinary telephone. It
converts the electrical impulses of the
former into sound waves that travel
over the phone lines, and another cou-
p ler reconverts them into impulses that
operate a teletypewriter at the other
end. Flashing lights signal both the
caller and the person called, and the
messages appear simultaneously on both
te.lctypewriters.
A bout 1.5 million adults and three
lllillioo children in the U.S. are afflicted
with varying degrees of hearing loss.
(For many years the LoyaJ Order of
Moose ha.s been conducting a nation-
wide "hearing screening" program in
communities across the nation to detect
earl y hearing loss, especially in chil-
dren.) But nearly half a million people
cannot hear at all without the help of
hearing-aid devices.
Thus, even the development of hearing
aids is complicated by the fact that
deafness takes different forms.
CondtActive hearing loss occurs when
defects of the outer or middle ear block
~und waves from reaching the inner
ear. N euro.sensory hearing loss occurs
when these sound waves are not proper-
ly converted into nerve messages that
can be passed on to the brain, Central
hearing IOM takes place when there is a
defl!ct in the nerve channels or the hear·
ing area in the brain it.self. Surgery can
help some cases of conductive deafness.
but is not as effective with other kinds
of deafness. People in the other groups
depend largely on devices that magnify
sound or convert iL into other kinds of
signals.
Modification of an ordinary telephone
is the most common technique used to
create devices to help the deaf. For u-
ample, there is Code-Com, which Bell
Telephone and Western Electric en-
gineers are now developing. This unit
permits the deaf to "see'· telephone con-
ven~atjons by converting telephone-line
signals into flashing lights that blink in
a code the deaf person can read
S ound amplifiers are, o ( course, in
common use by the hard-of·hearing.
Bui, if you are deaf. how do you know
the phone is ringing so you can switch
on 1he amplifier? One solution to this
problem is Sensi·Ring, a Bell Labora-
tories unit that switches on a light or a
small fan when the telephone bell
sounds. Sensi-Ring consists of a small
box which can be mounted on a base-
board or similar inconspicuous place.
The control box goes on a table or desk.
The fan, lamp, or other appliance that
is to be used as the signaling device is
plugged into the control box.
An invention for deaf mothers is
Electro Vision Baby Cry Relay. It has
three parts: an electronic sound-operat-
ed switch; a microphone that i3 ciamped
Pictureplrone (left) enables user
to su person with whom he is
tallr.ing. Specially designed
for the deaf, the
acoustic-coupled teletypewritu
(above) turns so11nd
into print.
lo the haby's crib; and a vibralor that
goes under the mother's pillow. When
the haby cries. the vibrator wakes her.
For the hard-of-hearing who watch
television. a new sound system device
with volume and tone controls elimi-
nates household sounds and amplifies
the TV sound through a special hearing
aid. A "TV Pillow" equipped with an
induction coil and cord connected to
the set's speaker can be used by a per-
son wearing a hearing a.id via a special
switch.
For deaf people on the go, a pocket-
s1ze. battery-powered amplifier permits
Teleplrone handset (left) is equipped
with volume control to amp/if y sound.
Code-Com ser (above) converts phone
signals info light code for the deaf.
them to use any telephone. The unit
dips easily 10 any receiver.
One of the most exciting recent d~
velopments in the area or visible Si><-'"CCh
is the Picturephone. Devised orig.inaJly
for people who want lo s~ the person
they are 1allc1ng to, this device offers
the deaf a new way to communicate by
phone by lip-reading.
F or dear people who want to see for
themselveo; how some of these device."
work. the Los Angeles Foundation of
Otology (2 1 JO West Third Street. Los
Angel~s. Calif., 90057) makes available
a 15-minure color-sound film. "Com-
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Despite the progress that has been
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and lhe profoundly deaf. medical a nd
scientific researchers continue to work
in the hope that one day soon they may
be able to guarantee that no human
being has to live in a world of silence. •
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A farmer, whose barn had burned down,
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A little boy can have o c:lose shave and still
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A bright young man in a large corpora-
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charity drive. Figuring that money is
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display featuring a handful of dollar bills
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It did attract a lot of attention and got
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When a motion-picture pro-
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Dayan; No. 1, Topol.
When 1 met Topol on location for
"Fiddler," a thunderstorm had soaked
the set. Unperturbed. Topol invited me
into a rickety barn built for ooe scene,
waved me to a scat oo some straw, and
said, "l hope you don't mind my air-
conditioocd dressing room."
Topol was born 35 years ago in Tel
Aviv, to a Russian father and a Polish
mother. He worked as a printer, served
in the Israeli army, and later joined
various theatrical groups. ln Haifa he
played in the Israeli production of "Fid-
dler." Today Topol bas the quality of
a patriarch in real life as well as in
the role be is playing.
H is screen "wife" and "daughters" all
treat him like their father on stage as
well as off, coming to him with their
problems, asking for advice. Even his
own father goes to him for advice.
And of course be is adored by bis real
wife, former actress~ballet dancer, Galia;
his two daughters, Anal, 13, and Adi,
four; and his eight-year-old son Omer,
who visit him on the set almost every
afternoon.
Topol knew he would marry Galia
the minute they met. "We were both
in the army at the time and met on
an army truck beading for Jerusalem."
He took one look at the attractive, dark·
haired girl and whispered to his buddy
who sat next to him, "She's mine. Stay
away from her." She finished her army
service nine months before Topol fin-
ished his and returned to her kibbutz.
They were married a short time later.
Topol became interested in acting
after he entered the Israeli army. "I
What In tha World I
A Fair Trade When John and Yolanda
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Sisters on the roof
assistant at Southern Illinois University,
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apin 7 '"Delnilely. .. Iona .. there'• •
boulhls moruee-..
wed to imitate everybody, particularly
the sergeant-major-until I became a
sergeant-major!" he recalled. His mim-
icry was so impressive that he was
asked to perform in the army, and ~
fore Jong, he was teaching as well as
acting. Upon his return to the kibbutz,
it didn't take him long to discover that
being a mechanic, as he was trained
to be, had its limitations. "We used to
do everything. I worted-;" the dining
room, loaded trucks, harvested in the
fields, and once a year went out and
sheared the sheep. I tried to enjoy what
I was doing, but it was not a natural
way for me. l wanted to be on my
own." In 1957 Topol became one of
the founders of The Green Onion sa-
tirical group.
To Topol, his profession means more
than an opportunity to make money and
live well. It is also an obligation to help
others get started in the business and
support them as long as necessary. He
has, in short, become a father-figure not
only to his own family but to hundreds
of show-business hopefuls.
Although 'Topol could now a.fiord it,
be does not live extravagantly. He has
an apartment above his office in Tel
Aviv. He also has a ftat in a lower
middle-class neighborhood in London.
and a small house io Haifa. "I don't
like the usual luxuries," he said. No
wine. No cigars. No expensive can. He
wears suits only when necessary. The
Topols have a nanny in their borne,
but Galia does all the cooking and most
of the cleaning.
Part of the father-image Topol radi-
ates is due to his self-confidence and
Hairy Problem HospitaJ administra-
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cope with a growing source of contam-
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taches, and beards of their pcnonne!.
An ctlcctive covering mu~t be designed
to contain the excess, yet sttll "make
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New-Old Sport The first American
toboggan run was built in 1887 in Sar-
atoga, N. Y. Tbe sport caught on fast.
On a milder, safer scale, even t~ ladies
loved it. Long before then. however,
theTe was a rype of toboggan on the
aceoe. According to historian Bruce
Hoegh, about 12,000 years ago neolithic
man fashioned such a vehicle from wood
strips and animal skins and used it to
haul supplies. The name for the mod-
em tobogan probably came from the
North American locUaoa, either from
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Micmac .,ohaahn." Recent statistics
to his uoderstanding. He seldom, if cvlt',
shouts, bas seemingly unlimited pa-
tience, and is respected by ~ cowork-
ers. For the film, he rushed up and
down a flight of stairs into the attic of
an old building, singing "U I Were a
Rich Man"-giving it everything he had
each time--for eight hours straight In-
stead of grumbling, he laughed it off
with, "After two months of this, I won't
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The admiration his children feel for
him is evident in their devotion, not
only at home but to bis career. lo Lon-
don, they must have seen "Fiddler"
SO times. Ea.ch time, Topol made sur'
he did some special business onstage,
like sticking his finger in a glass of
milk and winking at bis children in the
audience.
They all have decided they want to
follow bis ex.ample and become actors.
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Jewison wanted Topol's oldest daughter
to be in the film, Topol turned him
down. "When she is 18, she can decide
for herself." Spoken like a falher-
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is togetherness. "As winter sports go,
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meot. Skiing can be done in a group;
but it is still an individual activity. In
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10:00 AM II Cl) NHL Hockey (C) Minnesota at New York.
11:00 I NBA Basketball (C) Milwaukee at Atlanta.
12:30 Fl Pro Bowl Game (C) All·star football clash.
9:30 Wortd of Sports (C) "Racing a ta Carte."
11:30 ia·~~E' NEA.CBS All·NFL Pro Team (C) 12:00 AM Pro Bowl Game (C) Taped coverage of AFC·NFC all·
star game played earlier in Los Angeles.
MONDAY, JANUARY 25
9:00 IE I sJfoAL I Turned-On Wor1d of Sports (C)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26
9:00 m I bECIAL I Championship Surfing (C)
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2B
7:00 O Lakers Basketball (C) Lakers at Phoeni)(
8:30 IE Olympic Boxing (C)
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29
11:00 m USC Basketball (C) USC vs. Illinois. Tape delay.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30
· 12:30 1 CD College Basketball (C)
12:00 §High School Basketball (C) Game of the Week.
2:00 Pro Bowlers' Tour (C) The $50,000 Greater Los Angeles
Open from Bowling Square, Arcadia, Calif.
2:30 ~ (j) Pacific 8 Basketball (C) UCS B vs. UCLA.
Pro Bowlers' Tour (C)
3:00 C S Golf Classic (C)
Coll~e Basketball (C) Loyola vs. Pepperdine.
3 :30 lrn W Andy Williams San Diego Open (C)
NHL Hockey Action (C) Highlights of two games.
4 :00 Santa Anita Feature Race (C) The $60,000 San Fernando
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Cl) CBS Golf Classic (C)
i rts Challenge (C) "The Old Yankees" vs. ''The Lakers". ffi Wide Wor1d of Sports (C} Figure ~ating.
EMIERE This Week in NBA (C)
(}) Forum Boxing
Laker Basketball (C) Lakers vs. S.F. Warriors.
USC Basketball (C) USC vs. Loyola. Taped game.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24
7 (C) "The M1tln& G1m1" (comedy) '59--Debbie Reynolds.
11 ''TI\• Man With Nine Uvn" (mystery) '40-Borls KartoH.
5 "Road to Morocco" (comedy) '42-Bin1 Crosby, Bob Hope.
9 (C) "Stopover Toll.yo" (dram•) '57-Robert Wisner. Joan Collins. 11 "Somebody Up Thlr• Uk•• Me" (drama) '56-Paul Newman, 7 17 3 "In Harm'• W•y" Part I (d rama) '65--Joh n Wayne,
9 "The Prince and the Pauper" (classic) '37-Errol Flynrl
7 "Square of Vlolence" (drama) '63-Brode rlck Crawford.
11 "Rltfn1ff" (comedy) '35--Spencer Tracy. Jean Harlow.
MONDAY. JANUARY 25
7 (C) "Broken Linc•" (western) '54--Spencer Tracy. Je1n Peters
9 "Divorce, 1t1llan St)'I•'' (comedy) '62-M arcello Mast ro11nni.
4 23 6 (C) "City BenHth the Sea" (drama) '71>--Stuart Whitman
7 17 3 ''In Hann'• Way" Conclusion (dr1me) '65-John Wayne.
9 jC) "Man .In th• Grey Fl1nn el Sult" (drama) '56-Gr111ory Peck.
11 'The Intruder" (mystery) '53--Jack Hawkins.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26
7 (C) '"Th.-.e Coins In th• Fountain" (comedy) ·s•-Cllfton Webb
9 (C) "A Man Called Dagger" (drama) '68--Terry Moore, Jan Murray
7 17 3 (C) "Th• Feminist and ti'"' Fur:z" (comedy) '71-Bubara Eden
4 23 6 (C) "Hour of the Gun" (western) '67-Jamea Garner
9 "Stran11rs In th• City" (drama) '62-Robert Gentde
11 "Iron Curtain" (drama) '48-Dana Andrews
WEDNESDAV', JANUARY 27
7 (C) ''The Lons. Lone Trailer" (comedy\ '54-Lucille Ball 9 "Hom• Before Dull" (drama) '58--Jean Simmons. Dan O'Herl1hy 9 (C) ''Thief of B•cdad" (fan tuy) '61-Steve Re .. 11es
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28
7 (C) "The Long, Hot Summer" P11rt I (dramel '58-Paul Newman
9 (C) "Dangerous Deya of Kiowa Jones" (drama> '66-Robert Horton, 2 29 8 (Cl 'Return to Peyton Place" (dr11ma) '61--C<irol Lynley
9 "Sherlock Hotmu and th e Pursuit to Alglers" (mystery) '42 11 ''The Lady From Shanghai" !mystery) .o18--0rson Welles
F'RIDAY, JANUARY 29 7 (C) "The Lone. Hot Summ er" Conclusion (drama> ·59
9 (C) "Secret lnvu lon" (drama> '64-Stewart Granger. Ral Vallone
13 "Saint Joan" (classic) '57-Rochard Widmark. Jean Seber11.
9 (C) "Bluebeard" (drama) '63-Mlchele Morgan
SATURDAY. JANUARY 30 9 (C) ''TI\• Joum•~" (dn1ma1 ·s~Yul Brynner, Deboreh Kerr.
11 (C) "Marjorie Mom lnpbr" (drama) '57-Gene Kelly, Nst•li~ Wood
• 23 6 (C} "Operation Cro.1bow" (war d rJtm•) '65--Soph•a Lo,..n. 7 (C) "Oauctrt•r of the Mind" (Rl (dramll) '69-R1y Miiiand
9 "lnv1slon of th• Body Snatcherw" a"d "X ..• lht Unknown."
• (C) "Los Tarantn" (dram•> '64--Carmen Amay1, Antonio Gades.
1 (C) "Gib)'" (d ram•) '56-LHl•e Caron. John Kerr.
13 ''The Great Advanture" (documentary) '5•-Swedl•h n11ture film
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DAYTIME PROGRAMS
M 0 ND A Y th r u FR I DAY
MO HN IN C
0 @ Cl) m Hollywood Squ1rts
(C) Peter Marshall hosts. &J Buel Roeers, Mon.; fl11ll Gor·
6:00 II sunrise Semester (C) don, Tues-Fri.
6:25 0 £due1tlon £Jdl1nce (C) "[flee. t:l) Sesam« Street (C)
live Leaming." 11 :00 f) S Cl) WJtere th• Heart Is (C)
6:30 II Odyssey (C) 0 @ (I) m Jeop1rdy (C)
0 Llw for the 70'1: Mon . Wed.. 0 @ CV 61llopin& 604.lrmet (C)
Fri.; PsycholOIJ I (C) Tues .. Thurs 0 Tempo (C) m Educatlon1f f11tures ID Rodcet Robin Ho~ (C)
6:45 EE Commodity Newservice (C) 11 :05 ED Ch1r1ie's P1d (C)
6:55 0 KNBC Newservice (C) 11 :20 ED Altus of the Eut (C) ( R} Mon.;
7:0011 9 C1J CBS News (C) D1tl11 Symphony, Tues. 0 @ Cl) a;, Tod1y Show (C) • fJ 0 PREMIERE Min Trap (C) Al 11-25 tHJ CIJ News (C)
Hamel hosts as three women throw 11 :30 fJ ~Cl) Se•rch for Tomonow (C)
controversial questlon.s at a male 0 @ 00 m The Who, Whet or
celebrity guest. Guests, this week. Whitt G11D1 (C) Art James host!.
include James MacArthur. Stu 0 @ CV t:i) lh1t Girl (C)
Gtlliam. Mark l ane, Dr. Fitzhugh m lnhrect (C) Louise R!dgle.
Dodson, and George Carlin &J 8nl Joh!ls NtwJ (C) m Quiel Drew Mdirew 11:55 0 ti100 m Newi (C)
ID Spld1rm1n (C)
El) M1rllet Opening
tll) SISlmt StrHt (C} # 186·90.
7:30 O News/Ut Show (C)
orutur11 m foci I Frltnds (C)
&J Hobo Kelly (C) G1J C.rtoons (C)
Ei) Stock M11ttet Cover.gt (C)
8:00 II fl!} (() Clptain K1ngaroo (C)
O Momiftc Watdl (C) m Clrtoons (C) ([/) ffi Sea Hunt
tll) Yo11 for Health
8:30 m Dennis the Menau ID Gumby (C)
([/) (}) Sesame Strut (C)
tll) Suring Over the Rodlles (C)
(R) Wed., llukla, Fran l Ollie (C)
(R) Thurs
1:55 0 Co1111"unity Bulletin Board (C)
9:00 II a CJ.) The Lucy Show (C)
0 @ (I) m Dinah's Pf1ce (C) O Movie: See Daytime Movies
Your Money's Worth, Thurs. only.
O Movit: See Daytime Movies m Jedi LI Linne (C) ID C.rtoons (C) EE Ofliu of the President
tll) Sesame Street (C) (R) 186 90
9:15 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies
Thursday
9:20 '1) Fu!lions in Sewina (C)
9:30 fJ Q!! 8ever1J Hillbillies (C) 0 @ (I) m Concentntion (C) 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies
'1) Romptr Room (C)
@ (]) H1yden/Douet11 (C)
Ei) Stock Martet
10:00 II ~ ({) F1mlly ANair (C)
0 m Siie of tlte Century (C) ID f11tures/Publlc Servict (C)
@ Ci) Sunny lodaJ (C)
tll) Educational F11t11ru
10:30 II fi Cl) Lowe of Ufe (C}
ht• 4
AFTERNOON
12:00 IJ Lucky Pair (C)
0 Q) (1) m Wwds & Music (C)
0 @ CV m Bewitched (C) m Kines of Comedy
'1) Travel (C); P11~ective, Wed
fj?J (j) Ann Gutch8' Show (C)
12:15 &J Stretch & Sew, Wed.
12:30 II tlfJ Cil As the Wortd Turns (C)
0 @ 00 m Days of our Llvts
(C) Macdonald Carey stars.
0 Coot!lnr (C) Wednesday.
0 ([/) CV t:i) A· World Apart (C)
'1) Di1linr for Dollars (C) EE Stodl M1rht Close
tll) Ameriu 's Problems, Mon only
1:00 IJ eij (!)Love Is e Many Splen·
dortd Thine (C)
0 Q} 00 m The Doctors (C) O hn Casey
0 (ft) ffi t:i) All MJ Cllildren (C) 0 E:verywomen (C) Fri. only. m Movie: See Daytime Movies
El) Charting the Market
ffi £dut1tional F11tures
1:30 II ~ (j) The Guidina Li11ht (C)
0 ~ Ci) m Another World-111
City (C)
0 @ (i) t:i) Let's Meke a Dul
(C)
(E) Fashions in Sewing (C)
EE Commodity Report
1 :40 (E) News/ Kids' Stuff (C}
2:00 IJ ~ Cil Secret Sto1m 0 @ (I) m 8ri1ht Promiu (C)
O Stranee P1r1dise (C) 0 @CV t:i) Newtywtd Game (C)
0 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
IDT•P91r
2:30 IJ a Cl) Edee of Nlaht (C)
0@ (!) m Anothr World -
Somerset (C) 0 F1mous JlllJ Trills (C) 0 @ CI) t:i) D1tlng G1111e (C)
ID Ro, Ro1ers
3:00 II a Cl) Gomer Pyle (C) D Ifs Your let (C)
0 Hl&ftway Patrol 0 ([/) (1) t:i) Gtnerel Hospital (C} m Outer Limits
(E) Underdo1 (C)
~ 00 Matl~e: Don Rodewald.
fl!) Reli&1ous Proarams m Clneml 36
3:301J The Mille Roy Sllow (C} 0 Mike Dou&1u (C)
0 S.1 Hunt
0 @ (I) t:i) One Life To livt (C)
6) Bozo's Bl& Top Show (C)
~ (j) Popeye C.rtDCMIS (C)
fl!) Cllrist the LiYlnr Word (C)
3:-45 m La Comunld1d al Dia (C)
4:00 II Mr. Ed 0 Riflemen
0 @ (}) t:i) Dark Shadows (C) 0 News (C) Baxter Ward. m News (C) Putnam/Fishman. ID Porky ~p (C)
fl!) Relifious Ft1ture1 (C) m Dos Galloa en 'P11enque
4:30 11 MO'lit: See D1ytime Movies a flther Knows lest
0 News (C) Bill Bonds
&lTht Munst.rs
@CV Sea Hunt
@ 00 Jimmy Thomason (C)
tll) Sesame Street (C) CR) 186-90
~ Cl) The Three stooees
fl!) Pattern fOf Livin&
g) Le Cuna Veda
a) Sesa11e Street (C)
5:00 0 KNIC N ... rvice (C}
0 SANDERS & MORRIS!
*BIG 5 NEWS! 0 Bir s Nnrs (C) 0 Alpptr (C) m Phil Silvers
'1) 81tm1n (C)
@ Ci) Loul News (C)
@ (j) Gi11i11n'a lsl1nd (C}
9 (j) The Munlters
@Ii) Cine1111 30 (C)
g) Eseuelita del Relajo a;, Coileee of the Dnett (C)
~Futures
5:30 0 ([/) CV -BC News (C) 0 Gtt Smart (C) '8 My fnorlte Martian &J liilll11n'1 lsl1nd (C)
@ 00 This Oar 1971 (C)
Et) Misttrorers' Naipbor'llood (C)
~ Cl) News/W11th1r / Spom (C) m Comlcos 1 C.ftdo!MI m Doft Wll.,n's Town Talll (C)
mNews
tii) Galloplne GoUnMt (C)
I
SATURDA Y
JANUARY 23
I VI NIN c,
4:30 II CIS Golf Classic (C) 8 i lptc!A( I Sportsman's World
Awards (C} Art Linkletter Is host
when ten all-time great athletes are
honored in Las Veeas. m Untamed World (C) ''Pygmies."
~ 00 Wapn Train (C)
@Ii) faith for TodlJ (C)
g) El Mundo tn que VJvfmo1 m Quest for Adventurt (C)
4:45 g) Pre.Came ScKctr (C)
S:OO O It's "cademlc (C) Competing
high schools are Franklin (Los An·
geles), Edgewood (West Covina),
and La Reina (Thousand Oaks).
0 Ci1J CI) Q) ABC's Wide WOfld
of Sports (C) Bo•ing competition
between the United States and the
Soviet Union Is telecast from Las
Vegas, Nev. Howard Co.sell is ring-
side to provide the commentary.
0 The Aveneers (C) m Movie Greats: ''Somtbody Up
There Liktt Me" (drama) '56--Paul
Newman, Pier Angeli, Sal Mineo. ID Quest for Adventure (C)
Ei) Ptter Gunn
ED llle World We Live h1 (C)
~ (jJ Bia M~ie: "The W1y ol a
Gaucho.'' Rory Calhoun.
fl!) Quest for life (C)
g) World Cup So«tr (C) a;, Bronco
5:30 f) I HiiC:IAL I When You f urn · Off
(C) The social problems Iha! lead
to drug abuse and the dangers of
certain withdrawal methods are ex·
amlned in this special. Or. William
Abruzzi, resident physician at State
Univ .. N.Y.; and Reverend Timothy
Mitchell. head of MAN (Ministers
Againsl Narcotics) discuss new and
ufe ways of turning off drug
abusers. as well as discuss treat
ments that are dangerous.
0 KNBC Newservi" (C) 0 PREMIERE Sports Cllallenee
· (C) (30) Dick Enberg is host of
this sports panel show where two
teams of famous sports pers:>nall-
tles match wits and attempt to
identify some of the most exerting
and memorable momenls in sports.
Team one has Joe DiMaggio, Miele.
ey Mantle artd Tommy Heinrich:
team two 1s Don Dry~ate. Don
Newcomb and Duke Snider
(E) Anlm1ls, Action ' Adventure
(C) (30) "Siu Expertence "
Ei) Tonight in us Yeaes (C)
tll) The Advocates (C) (R)
@Ii) Fisher Family
6:00 f) The Bi1 N~s (C) (30)
0 @ @ m NBC News CC) (30) 0 Johnny Wooden Show (C) (30) 0 lou City (C) (60)
'1) Tlltn C.r111 Bronson (C) (60)
@ (j) NBC Ntw1 (C) (30)
~ {j) A(rlcuttlfre U.S.A. (C) (30)
@Ii> M11aiule/Davty & 5oli.tlt (C)
6:30 8 About a Weet (C) (30)
8.00
8:30
0 News Conference (C) (30) hour musical-variety show, and her O UCLA Basketball (C) (90) Tape guests for the premiere show are
delay of the UCLA vs Notre Bing Crosby, Andy Williams and
Dame game. Louis Armstrong. 0 Ne•s (C) (30) (B Porter Wagoner (C) (30)
@ (])Star Trek (C) (60) Et) Soul! (C) (60) a> Hobby Showcase (30) ml Cinema 30 (C) (30)
~@ Say Goodbye (C) (60) @E Noclles Tapatias (30)
tI) The Frtneh Chef (C) (30) 9:00 IJ r.itJ Cl) Arnie (C) (30) Arnie
~ (j) C8S News (C) (30) has problems with his daughter
ml Children's Gospel Hour (C) (30) Andrea when his boss give.s him m Edge of Eternity (Cl (30) a pair of tickets with which to
G) American B1ndst1nd (C) (60) take his son Richard to a baseball
7:00 II CBS Evening News (C) <30> ~;he Wilburn Brothers (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite ~ 0 Clost·Up (C) (30) With Piers eI!J Hour of Power (C) (60)
Anderton. "Health Foods, Nutn @E Premiere Movie (C) (2 hr)
lion and Folk Dancing." 9:lO II Qj Cil Miry Tyler Moore (C) O Juvenile Jury (C) (30) Jack 0 Movit: (C) ''The B11l1d of Andy
Barry is host' and hts special Crocker" ( R) (drama) '69 -Lee
guest is Jackie Vernon. Majors, Joey Heatherton O Death Villey Days (C) (30) 0 News (C) (30) Larry Burrell m I l•WAL I Janu1ry With the (B Del Reevn (C) (30)
King flmily (C) (60) The King @ 00 S1turday Movie: "The Devil
Sisters. the King Cousins and th e •t Four O'Clock."
ff f Et) flicle Out (C) (R) (30)
rest of lhe clan take o or a • I'!:\ KPlM M 1 "J E "
I h I'd M th \;LI ov e: 1ne yrt. w nter !esort o 1 ay at ammo lO:OO II Qj Cil M1nnix (C) (60)
Mountain g Big 5 Nnn (C) (30)
(B Run for Your Lift (C) (60) ,,,. Fri..t.t N'.,.t· ''Tl! W W m CrHtlve living With C11fts (C) ~. 5 " I
1&" • • np Om·
Et) Rt11ities (C) (90) (R) ~~u:~d 'Terror in the Haunted
Cii) (j) Budl Owens (C) (30) m llvin& Fiith (C) (30) m Nr#s (C) (30) Ken Jones.
€I) Box de Mexico (90) (B Oale Ridge Bop (C) (30) m America in Space (C) (30) Et) San Francisco Mia (C) (30) (R) 10:30 0 Playboy After Dir\ (C) (60) m Ritmolindia (60) m Movie: "Scene of the C.lme"
7:30 IJ ~ 00 Mission: Impossible (mystery) '49-Van Johnson.
(C) (60) The IMF 1s assigned to (B News (C) (30)
destroy a satellite containing Et) NET Pt1ytiouse (C) (R) "Lei
thermo nuclear bombs that has Me Hear You Whisper."
been launched by a h?st1le p~wer 11 :00 IJ O O News (C)
as a . means for inlernat1onal (B It b Written (C)
blackmail. Barry Atwater. H M @@ I srlCil' I Much of DilllH
Wynant. Denny Miiier, Pat Priest Telethon: Continuous coverage
and Burt Nodelfa RUest thorugh Sunday at 7:30 PM.
0 ~ @ m Andy Willl1ms (C) fit) Ci) Films From Mexico
(60) Andy's guests are Jonathan 11 : 15 IJ flbulous 52.! (C) "It Started
Winters, Ken Berry, The Lennon in N•ples'' (romance) '60 -
Sisters, Charlie Callas and Frankie Clark Gable, Sophia Loren.
Laine 11 :30 O Movie: "The Guilt of Janet
0 @ C3) G) Llwrence Welk (C) Ames'' (drama) '49 -Rosalind
Kate Smith, America's ftrst lady Russell. Melvyn Douglas
of song, is the special guest for g Movie: "LI Strid•" (drama)
this entire show devoted lo the '56 -Anthony Quinn, •
music of lrvtng Berlin 0 S1turd1y Ni&ht Movie: (C) 0 Million $ Movie: "Cry Terror'' ''Ride Beyond Yen11111ce" (west-
(dr~ma) '58--lames Maso~. Rod ern) '66--thuck Connors.
Steiger. Inger Stevens, Angie Otck (B Movie: ''Plrolt , Inc." (drama)
inson An Intellectual criminal '49-Michael O'Shea. Lyle Te tbot
forces. electronics ~an to fabri 12:00 m All·Niiht Show: "Mary of
cate tiny bombs which he places Scotlind," "Fog lslind" end
II'\ a1rl1nes "' order lo extort a "Wolves of the Detp."
fortune for ~1p offs C1T l ite Show: "Armoured At-eID NASA Film (C) (30) tick."
8;00 O Saturday Night Fights (C) 1:00 IJ MDYie: "Nodurn e" (suspense) m Movie Greats: "Somebody Up '46-George Raft. Lynn Bari
There likes Me" (drarna) 'Sb-O Speaking Freely (C) W Aver
Paul Newm an. Pier Angeli ell Hamman, former Governor of
(B Minority Community (C) (30) New York is interviewed In Wash
&> Mich 22 (C) (2 hr) ington. D.C m The Story (C) (30) 0 11 Mondo (C)
8:30 IJ a Cl) My Three Sons (C) 1:30 0 Movie: ''The Awful Truttl"
0 @@ m NBC S1turd1y MOY· (comedy) '37-Cary Grant.
ie: (C). ''The H111fighters" (adven· l :•S (B Movie: ''Security Ritll" (mys-
lure) 69-John Wayne, tery) '54-John Ireland 0 (jj) rn rn l'ftDllERE The -.
P11r1 l1iley Sllow (C) (60) Miss 2:05 0 News (C)
Pearlie M11 is hostess of her own 2:30 IJ News/lilw Us This Day (C)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 23, 1971
~ CLOSE -UP
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NO ORDINARY FAMILY
.. I've been asked constantly why I wanted to do a television
series," Academy Award-winnjng actress Shirley Jones revealed.
"Basicall y, I wanted something to keep me in Hollywood so I
could be with my family. All the films I've done lately have been
produced on location.
"Of course, it couldn't have been just a ny series-and that's why
I pick~d The Partridge Famil y after turning down three previous
offers.
The Partridge Family, a situation comedy with music seen Fri-
day nights (8:30-9 PM), on ABC, is something different, and that's
why Miss Jones snapped at the opportunity. She appears as the
widowed mother of five m usicall y-inclined youngsters ranging in
age from 16 down to 5.
"At first, one might think The Partridge Family is just another
family comedy," Shirley stated. ''But this family is oo ordinary
family. It's a show business fa mily who try to live as normally
as possible."
Most important. so far as Miss Jones is concerned, is the fact
that the mother in the series is so true-te>-life.
"She's a sensible woman who behaves as most mothers do. Al-
though the show wasn't written for me. it might as well have been.
Essentially. I raise my own children the same way." (Miss Jones
and her actor-husband Jack Cassidy are the parents of three young
-;ons.)
Si nce their first recording became a smash hit, the Partridges are
a top vocal-instrumental group. Living in a small northern Cali for-
nia community, they commute for engagements throughout the
country. including Miami and Las Vegas.
Seen as members or the family are David Cassidy (Shirley's step-
son in real li fe) as Keith. 16, Susan Dey as Laurie, IS, Danny
Bonaduce as Danny, 10, Jeremy Gelbwaks as Chris, 7, and Suzanne
Crough as Tracy, S. Dave Madden, a Laugh-In alumnus. plays
Reuben Kincaid, the family's theatrical agent.
Although there has been some comparison made of The Part•
ridges to the famous Cowsill family. Miss Jones thinks of the group
ac; a modern-day Trapp Family ("The Sound of Music").
"Our music isn 'l the same, of course. J call it soft rock."
Shirley and David are the only family members who actually
sing. the other voices are dubbed in. It's been a happy-and most
profi table-blend of harmony. The group's single recording of "I
Think I Love You" was number one in the nation for many weeks
and their long-play album, "The Partridge Family Album," high
on the charts.
The succe:.s of the recordings reflect the growing popularity of
the <;cries, Si nce its debut last September, The Partridge Family
has steadily risen in the ratings to become one of the most popular
TV shows in the country. Bob Claver, the executive producer,
th inks there are several reasons for this.
"In the fi rst place. 1 think we have established a show with a
warm fa mily fee ling. primarily designed to amuse. It's a show about
a family that just happenr. to be in show business and how show
business affects the fam ily. but it's not a show about the business."
•'The music is important to the show. of course," Claver con-
tinued, "and the Partrid~es introduce at lea~t one new song each
week. However, the music is used only when it advances the story
or when it provides background for pertinent action."
The family's "psychedelic" bus. painted all colors of the rainbow
in large-block design, is another important part of the show This
is the mode of transportation when the family travels to out-of-town
engagements.
,... 5
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 23, 1971
SUNDAY
JANUARY 24
MOHNING
6:15 m Tiie Cllrlst.phtrs
6:30 m 1'111 llbM Answer'
6:55 II Give Us This Dey (C)
7:00 II Tom ind leny (C)
O Tit• Challtnce ot faith (C) m Tales of Wells Farco
@ 00 ! 1Jlc1!£ I March of Dimes
Teletllon (cont'd. from 11 PM last
nicht) live coverage until 7:30 PM
7:30 II Penelope Pitstop (C)
11 Music • the Spoken Word (C) 0 Campus Proflle: "Viewpo int on
Nutrillon--The Vitamins." Or. lso·
bel Corneil ol Univ. of Redlands,
and major league pitcher Ray
Lamb guest. 0 Henld of Truth (C) m Yo1l l11r and friends (C) m Sacred H11rt (C)
7:45 m Tiit Chrlstophers (C)
1:00 II ump Unto ,., ffft (C)
O This Is tt11 Ufe (C)
0 SmolltJ the Bear (C) 0 Movie: (C) ''Captain From To·
leclo" (adventure} '66 -Stephen
Forsyth. m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN .COLOR) m Kathryn Kuhhun (C)
@ CV Hour of Deliverance
~ (j) Full Gospel Revival (C)
9:00 II Camera ThrM (C) 0 SerendipitJ (C) 11 DaJ of Discovery (C) 0 Jonny Quest (C)
IE Gospel Slnfinc Jubilee (C)
@ rn Revin l Ares (C)
~ (j) Tom and Jerry (C)
@E Musica y P1l1bras
al) P1noram1 Latino en Domingo
9:30 II Tod1y's Reli&ion (C)
0 The Christophers (C) "Helen
Hayes."
11 Gene Autry Show 0 @ rn Catt.anoo11 Cat' (C)
Qj 00 Penel09t Pitstop (C) ell Es11 Es la Vlda
10:00 II ~ 00 NHL HoclltJ (C) Minn
North Stars vs. New York Rangers
at New York.
0 PREMIERE Challenfe My Ser-
l(fll" (adventure) '6&-Tony t<en·
dall. Brad Harris.
Q) News/Sports/Weather (C)
~ @ March of Dimes Telethon
(cont'd ) Live continuous coverage
until 7 :30 PM tonight.
@E Cane/ones Y Musiu
10:30 O Double Feature: ''The Secret
Servlte" (mystery) '37-.Sidney Toi·
er. "Johnny Nobody" (drama} '65-
Aldo Ray.
0 @ m Disa>very (C)
"lights, Cameras and Underwater
Adventure "
Q) F1ith for TodaJ (C)
@E Commentarlos (C)
11:0011 Home Bu1ers' Gulde (C)
0 @ C1) m NBA Bnlletblll (C)
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Atlanta Hawlls
from Atlanta, Ga, m Movie: "Boys' R1nch" (comedy)
'4&-Jackie Jenkins.
Q) Church in the Home (C)
@E Cine en Su Cau
al) Quien C1nt1 Est1 Cancion?
11 :30 fJ Movie (C) "Adventures of Cap-
tain f1bi1n" (adventure} '51 -
Errol Flynn.
AFTERNOON
11 Cathedral of Tomorrow (C)
0 Anrl•'s Sarare (C)
mon (C) Young people challenge the 12:00 11 Movie: "Treuure of Monie Cris-
0 D1y of Discovery (C)
Ideas of religion Today's guest to" (mystery) '60 -Glen Langen.
clergyman is Bishop Gerald Ken· Adele Jergens. m W1M1deram1 (C) m RtviVll fifes (C)
nedy. Resident Bishop ol the l.A Q) lntelll1ent P1rent (C)
@ (})This Is the Life
Area of the United Methodist Q) 00 March of Dimes Telethon
Church. (cont'd.) ~ (j) Town Hall MMtinc (C)
1:30 II Look Up ind Lin (C)
0 Mrs. Alphl let (C)
0 Hour of Power (C) ail Or1m1 Dominica!
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~ NFL Pro Bowl (C)
1 :00 II Steps to Learn in& (C)
D m Meet the Press (C) Repre·
sentative Cart Albert (D.·Okla.),
majority leader of the House. is
Interviewed.
0 Milllon $ Movie: (C) '7ow11d
the Unknown" (adventure) '56 -
William Holden, Lloyd Nolan. Virgin·
ia Leith. m The Wo1ld Beyond
Q) News, Sports & Weather (C) m frente I 11 Vid1 (C)
1:15 0 m Public Service film (C)
"Heart to Heart."
@ Amerle1n Sportsm1n (C)
1:30 II The New SocietJ (C)
0 m I llii(1lL I The New Faces
in the Senate (C) Eleven newly
elected senators discuss the live key
issues facing the 91 st Congress
11 Movie: "Western P1dtic Aeent"
(weslem) '51-llent Taylor 0 fashion and the Starl: Narrated
by Van Johnson
@ Voice ol Calmy (C)
@E Melodiu de Siempre m Discovery CC)
2:00 II Sunflower Celebration Co. (C) 0 (j]) Dlredion (C) 'Toolnotes
to Jewish Music"
Q) Travel With Don & Bettini (C)
@E T11tro F1millar m Issues • Answers (C)
2:30 II The Siesta Is Over (C)
0 Youth and the Pollet (C) "Ml·
norllies In uw Enforcement." 0 @ (}) Issues & Answer\ (C)
Q) ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! * T·BIRDS vs. TEXAS
Q) Roller Game (C) T·Birds vs. Tex·
as Outlaws. m ln,llflt (C)
3:00 II fiat U.1 Nation (C) 0 Acriculture USA (C) '"Ride 'Em
Cowboy." Rodeo authority Lex Con·
nelly guests ..
11 Robert ll Dornan Show (C) 0 Press Conftrenat (C)
0 fH1ily Film fest1Y1I: "l lttlll
Prinuss." Shirley Temple. Richard
Greene. m Chiller
@ @ Sunday M1tinee: ''Sherlocll
Holmes In Pv~uit to Alciers."
@ 00 March of Dimes Telethon
(cont'd.)
n1) Pattern for Uvlnf
@E Toros m Accent on Action (C) m ll/P1lm Cluslc: "Young Mr.
Lincoln." Henry Fonda.
3:30 II Newsmallers (C) O On Campus (C} "Whatever Hap·
pened to the Prom?" Students from
Pitzer College are featured. O Movie: "Desk Set" (comedy) '57
-Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hep·
burn.
n1) Sacred Cinema (C) m Compass (C)
4:00 II Movie: "The Black Shield of
f1lworth" (drama) '54-Tony Curtis,
Janel Leigh 1 O Inquiry (C) Guest 1s Herman
Sillas, Chairman of the California
Stale Advisory Committee lo the
United Slates Commission on Civil
Rights
O Movie: ''The Te11ns" (western)
'38-Joan Bennett, Randolph Scott
ID Alt.rs of the Elst (C) "Altars.
Ancestors, and Incense ··
~ (]) Face the Nation (C) m This Is the Life (C)
4:30 O lnsieht (C) "The Oleander
Years." Robert Lansing, Geraldine
Brooks star. D Pet Set (C) Betty White hosts
Carol Burnett and her fa m11y pet
are featured. m festival ol Classics: "The Good
Earth" (drama) '37 -Paul Muni.
Luise Raine r, Walter Connolly Story
of th e struggle for survival by Chi
nese peasants
Q) Visu1I lilrl (C)
@ CV Modern Golf (C) m Agriculture USA (C)
4:40 al) Gardens of l1pan (C)
5:00 0 m I shcr,L r NBC upttiment
in Television (C) (R) "What Color
la the Wind?" A Poignant docu
mentary of three.year -old twins, one
ol whom 1s blind. Darren McGav1n
narrates
0 The Avencers (C) m AMAZING STORY OF * INCREDIBLE SALMON
ID Animals, Action • Adventure (C)
"The Salmon Story "
@ (]) SundtJ Matinee: "Waap
Woman."
ti) Peter Qunn
ft) Kukla, Fran & Ollie (C)
QJl (!) Evtnin& Movie: "The W1y-
w1rd lwa." Jayne Mansfield.
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Spend Sunday night
with someone special
You're off to a good start with
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at 5:30. With Clayton
Vaughn, Hugh Williams,
Terry Phillips and Larry
McCormick. A strong
and lively foursome
~: whose specialty is
::i: meaningful and complete coverage
0:!. of all the important weekend news
stories. To spice up the dinner
~~~ hour, the new 6 O'Clock Movie.
~:i A star-studded series of the ~~~~~~~
: best in films. This Sunday, [ tJ ()'CL{)CI\ M()Vlf J
6°h7. ''The Mating Game'' starring
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team again at 11:00 on
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Channel 7. It's a
great place to
spend the
weekend.
BACK TO ACTING
Noted author Jacqueline Su-
sann, who gave up her acting
career io 1962 to write her first
book, "Every Night, Josephine!"
steppe.d back in fro nt of the TV
cameras for "The Crime That
Wasn't" episode of Paramounl
TV's Mannix series. airing Sat-
urday, Jan. 30 at 10 PM on
CBS.
Miss Susann, most famous for
her torrid ''Valley of the Dolls"
and "The Love Machine" best
sellers, portrays a woman who
discovers that her husband has
a Jover in the hour-long drama
which stars Mike Connors as
private investigator Joe Mannix.
The multi-talented Miss Su-
sann began acting an televi'\ion
dramas film ed in New Yo rk
prior to completing her first
book w?lich she based on her
Frenc h poodle, "Josephine ...
Although she has appeared on
all 1he major inrerview ~hows
hosted by Johnny Canon. Mike
Douglas, Dic k Caven. Merv
Griffin a nd others, she's limi1ed
her acting performances to a
small role in the tllm version of
"Valley of the Dolls" and she
will have a cameo role in the
Mite F1'nltovich production of
her '11\e Love Me.;hine," which
l.s currently beioa fiJmed in
Hollywood. ......
SUNDAY (Continued)
ail Cinem1 dtl Domingo
Cf) RH Humbard (C)
5:30 U Eyewitness News (C)
ID Gilligan's Island (C)
fl) ColOf T ravelcade (C)
Ell) fllayina Ute Guitar m F"isbtr f1111ily
EVENING I
6:001J Bi( News (C) (30)
0 KID TALK-Bill "Letters * From Camp" Adler hosts 0 Kid T1fk (C) (30) Host Bill Ad-
ler and panel welcome actor Donald
Sutherland. O The Challen1in1 Sea (C) (30)
"A Man and the Sea." Story ol Col.
John Craig, who revolutionized lhe
world ol the sea. Bill Burrud Is
host.
fJ Six O'aod MOiiie: (C) ''The
Mating Game" (comedy) '59 -
Debbie Reynolds, Tony Randall, Paul
Douglas. Una Merkel.
O Lille Young (C) (60) Jim Mc·
Kenna hosts. Guests are Slevie
Wonder, The Power of Zeus, Gary
Puckett and The Union Gap, De·
laney, Bonnie & Friends.
6) Hete Come the Brides (C) (60)
@ CV Seven Arts Thutre (2 hr)
(j)@ March of Dimes Telethon
Cconl'd.) live coverage
Ell) 8ool Beat (C) (30) (R) "Bo
hernia Girl-Blanche Yurka's Thea!
rical Lile." an autobiography. fE Hour of Powtf (C) (60) m LI Torment1 (60) m Comment (C) (30) m Day of DiKOVlfJ (C) (30)
6:30 IJ I $Jf(rAl I Jerry Visits Hink (C)
(30) Actor Henry Fonda discusses
his own career with KN)(l News
Anchorma11 Jerry Dunphy at Fonda's
elegant Bel Air mansion
0 m NBC News (C) (30)
0 BARBARA McNAIR & THE * RIGHTEOUS BROS.! 0 Barbara McNair Show (C) (60)
Gul!$ts: The Righteous Brothers, Di
anne Brooks. and Doctor Music m CrNtvre futures: "Tiit •hn
W"atll Nine lives" (mystery) '4{}-
Boris Kar1of1. Roiier Pryor
fE HOUR of DELIVERANCE
*REV. ROGER G. DeCUIR
w/DELIVERANCE CHOIR
Ei) Hour of Deliver11nct (30)
fD CoitMtutlon (C) (30) "Acne
Or Brian Potter associate professor
of dermatotogy at the University of
Illinois C-Ollege of Medicine dis
cusses myths about and treatments
for 1cne
~ CI' Channel Z9 Talks (30)
CE Aificuttllral Report (30)
7:00 1J ei! CI> Lassie (C) (30) l assie
helps two boys in trouble in th'
ragina rapids
0 m Wild «Hlldo111 (C) (30) (R)
"Hippo!" Bulldozer chases South
African hippas to safety.
fJ hltfl Yefley Days (C) (30)
"Dress for 1 Desert Girt " Mariette
H1rtley, Richard BtYmtr st1r in
tale of • ~pie who spend most
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<. JANUARY 23, 1971
of their lives trying lo make enough
money lo leave Death Valley.
6) Passport to Travel (C) (30)
"Japanese Journey."
fl) Siii Patrol (30)
€D The Great Ametitan Dream Ma-
chine (C) (90) ( R) Various aspects
ol American tile are featured.
fE Faittl ror Today (C) (30) m Teatro de Menolo Flbregas (C) ail Estrellas en Ml1mi (30)
al The Golden Yurs (C) (30)
O Timex Presents * PEGGY FLEMING
AT SUN VALLEY with
JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY
0 @@ m I bw.u r Peggy
Fleming at Sun Valley (C) (60l
Headlining her third music on ice
TV special, Miss Fleming hosts
French ski champion Jean Claude
Killy, the Carpenters. comedian Pete
Barbutti and former Ice Folltes slats
Bill Thomas and Hugh Smith
7:30 1J Ci!) . Hog•n's Heroes (Cl (30) O The Defenders (60)
The Heroes call upon the services fJ @ (J) al ABC Sunday Movie:
of Oscar Danzig. the underground "In Harm's Way" Par1 I (drama)
leader and Germany's top female '65 -John Wayne. Kirk Douglas
impersonator. for a S!Cret courier m Th e Ski Show (C) (30)
meeting outside the walls of Stalag f.i) Manion forum (C)
13 Allee Ghostley, Jon Cedar guest ED Masterpiece Theatre: The First 0 taj @ m Wonderful World of Churchills (C) (60)
Disney (C) (60) "The Adventures of m festival filmlco (2 hr)
Bullwhip Gritlin." Part II of three 9:30 O News (C) (30) Larry Burrell
parts. Butler Bullwhip agrees lo m World of Sports (C) (30) "Rae
fight the most feared man in the ing a la Carte."
territory, Mountain Ox. in order to fE livin£ Book (C)
earn money to return Arabella to 10:00 6 ~ (!) Jadlie Gluson (C) (60)
Boston Stars are Roddy McDowell, 0 i:a1@ m The Bold Ones (C)
Bryan RuSS!ll. Suzanne Pleshette, (60) "An Absence of Loneliness ··
Richard Haydn. Mike Mazurki, Harry 0 SANDERS & MORRIS!
Guardino and Karl Malden * SUNDAY NEWS REPORT!
0 CROSBY & HOPE PLUS O Big s News (Cl (30) Kevin * LAMOUR! LAUGH HIT! Sanders, Barney Morris. O Comedy ClaSllc Theatre: "Road O Willi•m F. Buckley (C) (60)
to Morocco." Bing Crosby, Bob Guest: Journalist Tom Wolfe
Hope. Dorothy Lamour and Anthony m News (C) (30) Ken Jones
Quinn star in this 1942 lilm. 6) Joe DeSiln (C) (30)
0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Stopover €D Fanfare (C) (60) "And Now, All
TokJo" (drama) '57-Robert Wag the Way From Bakersfield, Cal1lo1
ner. Joan Collins. Edmond O'Brien nia-Merfe Haggard."
War drama about American lntelli 10:30 O World Tomorrow (C) (30)
gence Agent m PREMIERE Action Now (C) (60)
6) Three Passports to Adventure Based on the Grand Jury concept,
(C) (30) "Romance of Old Mexico ·· the new weekly series is hosted by
fl) Voice of the Hour (30) Howard Miller. who. with a jury or m Quest for Life (C) (30) live. questions the witnesses and
CE Pasport to Travel (Cl (30) objective expert about marketplace
problems such as auto warrantees
S:OO 6 ~(ii £d Sullivan CC) (60) The studio audience votes and
Guests are B.J Thomas. Nancy both verdicts are announced
Ames. Sergio rranr.h1, Godlley Cam· 6) Weekend News (C) (30)
bridge 11 :00 6 ~ 00 News (C) fJ 1 (3 I Cf) The FBI (C) (_60) 0 ~ Ci) News (C)
"Eye of the Needle " Richard Kiley O Cathedral of Tomonow (Cl
gue3ts as a wealthy surgeon, camp. 0 News (C)
ing alone an the mountains. whose 0 Movie Classici: "The Prince and
wale receives a ransom note from the Pauper" (classic) '37 -[rrol
exlortion1s1s Colleen Gray also Flynn, Claude Rains. Alan Hale
guests as Mrs Barth m k1thryn Ku'llrnan (C) m Movie Greats: "Somebody Up :IT. (3) late Movie: "Hell on Devil's
There likes Me" (drama) '56 -Island."
Paul Newman. Pier Angeh Sal 11:15 Q:9 Ci) The Christophen (C)
Mineo Story of a guy who broke 11:30 iJ 1 sn c1AL) NEA-CBS All Art
•II lhe rules Pro Tum (C) Action h1ghlrghls ol
6) The Bia Question (C) (60) the men on the N(A (Newspape1
..Salety Now " Enterp11s~ Association) CBS learn
fl) P~~•rn f~r L1vinf (C) (30) O Sund1y Toniaht Show (C) (R)
fE liv1~1 Faith ~C) (60) 0 MOiiie: "Square of Violence" m SytYaa Y Ennque (60) (drama) '63-Brodenck Crawford
8:30 0 @ (i) m Bill Cosby (C) (30) m Movie: "Ritfratr• (comedy) '3~
"The Se.same Street Rumble .. Spencer Tracy, Jean Harlow.
ti) Wofld Tomooow (C) (30) "Fire @Movie: "The C1rdln1f'' (dram~)
arms---Freedom or Fear?" '39--Eric Portman ED Tiit Wor1d We l ive In (C) (30) @ (1) Insight (C) .
"More Than Meets tile Eye.. 12:00 6 NFl Pro Bowl G•me (C) Video
9:001J fit (j) 191111 Cu1pbell (C) (60)
Gu.sts· Sonny & Cher. John Byner.
Nltty Gritty Dirt Band. Mel Tillis.
and R G Brown
taped cov,.rage of AFC·NFC Pro
Bowl Game played eatller.
O film Feature (C)
l :00 0 """ (C) 1:45 ID Award Tflutre: "iancster Story.''
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JANUARY 25
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 D .. Euy l.Mn(' (drama) '49-
Jean Arthur, Ray Milland. "The
Genml Dltd at Dawn" (drama) '36
-Gary Cooper. • 0 (C) "Toy Tl&tr" (drama) '56-
Jeff Chandler. Laraine Day, Tim
Hovey.
9:30 0 "laur1" (drama) '44 -Gene
Tierney, Clifton Webb. m "A Bedtime Story'' (comedy) '41
-Loretta Voune. Fredric March.
1:00 m UR1p11t Ptrform•nct" (drama)
'47-louis Hayward, Join Leslie.
Z:OO 6 (C) "Bachelor In Paradise"
(comedy) '61 -Bob Hope, Lana
Turner.
4:30 8 (C) ''The Wild and the lnno-
cenf' (adventure) '59-Audie Mur·
phy, Sandra Dee, Jim Backus.
EVENING
6:00 8111 Ntw1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. B MIC NtwMrvlct (C) (60)
0 TONY BENNETT & MILT * KAMEN VISIT STEVE! D The Allen Show (C) (90) Gue.sis
are Tony Bennett, Milt Kamen, Cer·
mel Quinn, Ronny Pearlman, and
co-host Louis Nye. 0 Si1 O'Clock Movie: (C) "Brohn
Lenee" (western) '54 -Spencer
Tracy, Jean Peters. In the 1880's in
Arizona, a cattle baron's power be·
gins to disintegrate as conflicts
develop. ·
fJ Dick Ven Dyke (30) m The fllntstones (C) (30)
@ @ (])Ster Trell (C) (60)
Ell) Art Studio: "Printing Animals." a Ci) CBS News (C) (30) 10 Rlher FemilJ (30)
&I) Notidtro 34 (C) (60) m Winp to Adventure (C) (30)
a!) la Hora Familier con Consuelo
CiE News In ttle Round (C) (30)
6:15 Ell) at.r11e's P1d (C)
6:30 O Clndld Camlfa (30) m The FlJln1 Nun (C) (30)
~ (]) NBC Ntws (C) (30)
Ell) Hodeepod&e lod11 (C) (30)
Ii!) Ci) My hvortte Marti1n (30)
€!) Seledtd Filrt1s/ Musicale (C) m The 0.llft Report (C) (30)
CiE ABC News (C) (30) m Los Otvidados (30) * "THE RIFLEMAN!"
NOW CH. 5 AT 4PM!
7:00 f) CIS Ev1nln1 Ntw1 (C) (30)
Welter Cronkite. B m NBC Nlptly Ntw1 (C) (30)
Devld Brinkley, John Chancellor.
Frink McGee.
fJ nat's MJ Unt1 (C) (30)
(Continued)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JANUARY 23. 1971
He can make understanding
a little easier. Join Jerry Dunphy
weeknights at 6:00 and 11 :00 PM .
It's t ime well spent.
,.,. 9
MONDAY (Conllnuld)
ID @ Cl) t Lewt Lucy (30) 11J Draptt (C) (30)
@ (j) ..... (C) (30)
fl) s,.c.&.tiH (C) (60) (R) "A
Conversation with Godfrey C1111·
brid ... " QI Cl) Trd er ~IMttcn (C) fm Qfht tlM llvl111 Wtfd (C) (30)
..,....,. (30) m si.,.. ... 11.n. css> m .... ••• <C> <30> 1:JO 11 a Cl), ........ <C> <60> Dep-
uty Festus H1gin becomes Dodie
City's new ele1antty dressed busi·
ness investor to1elher wflh Titus,
his new shrewd putner in the
"Tycoon" episode.
D t1I (I) m Red Slletton (C) (30)
J1mts Drury cuests. " "''° (C) (30) IJ @ Cl) (!) Let's Make 1 Deal
(C) (30) Monty Hall hosts.
fJ Miiiet! $ Movie: "DfWHct It.Ii·
• Styte" (comedy) '62-Marcello
Mastroianni, Daniela Rocca . Sicili1n
nobleman. charmed by his youn1
cousin, spends months in prison
after shootin1 his wife. He returns
lo m1ny his cousin, bu1 the endin1
hu a twist to It. ID Tnrtll or c..-.uences (C) (30) llJ It Tabs e 1'itf (C) (60)
el c:.. .. .JO (C) (30) t!I u hella (30) * LLOYD BRIDGES!
NOW CH. 5 AT 3:30PM
1:55 m c.... • s.p ....
1:00 D@ @mu•-•• <C> (60)
Guest shr Andy Griffith turns bi&·
city boy, cameo 1uest Jack Cassidy
turns lion timer (complete with
lion) and Tereu Greves returns to
her TV home of last season.
D VIRGINIA WITH SAL * MINEO & PRETTI Jill! D Vfrtillil Crtlll• Sllw (C) (60)
Guests Include Cart 81llenllne, Jill
Haworth, Sal Mineo and Eron Taber.
1J @ (I) (!) Newt,.td la• (C) GI Te Tell tl1t TrvUI (C) (30) fD Wtftd f'raa (C) (60)
I!) II• of VI .. (30)
fl) Milka y Estrellas (C) (60)
UIS IE -..i Tres rltlnts (25)
1:30 IJ 9 Cl) ........ l•CJ (C) (30)
Lucy diKOVtrs Harry to be 1 diffi-
cult house 1uest with many special
demands wtien he accepts her in·
vilalion to stay with her while his
house in btln1 redecorated. a @ rn m n.. RMI 1a111e cc>
(30) Jack 81ny hosts
G) Dmd Frost 5'ow (C) (30)
Ii) ftltfty 5411.tt (C) (30)
Ii) htttnt fer l.Mn1 (30) IE Miptlltl V1ldez Shn (30)
9:001J 9 ({) M.,tMny U .D. (C) (30)
Gary Crosby 1uest stirs u Pete, 1
NASA official, whom Sim convi nces
to 1tve Howud 1 priv1te showln1
of • moon rocll. a @ (j) m Wtt1d rr •• 1.,. ....
it: (C) "'CHJ IHMtll Hit SM"
(drama) '70--Stuut Whitman. Rob-
ert W11ner, Joseph Cotten. A com·
minder of en underw• city pilot
rnflct fact1 holttlity from feHow
inh1bit111ts, •hilt trylna to I C·
..... let
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 23, 1971
Eyewitness News ... new
charge of the light brigade!
complish the movement of the na·
lion's entire nuclear and gold sup-
ply to an undersea vault.
0 TM Fucitlve (60) D (ill (1) (!) AIC Monday Movlt:
"In H•nll'• W1J" Conclusion (dra-
ma) '65 -John Wayne. Patricia
Neal, Kirk Ooualas. N1v1I career
man beached on a technicality right
after Peart Harbor gets beck into
action when Admiral puts him in
charge of a top-secret operation. ID I sflcllL I Turned on World o4
Sports (C) (60) Various sPorts
celebrities ind events are featu red.
Eli) Blad Joumal (C) (60)
(0 30 Mlnutts (C) (30)
fl) Hoy (30)
Eii) Natacha (60)
9:30 1J Cij Cf) Doris Day (C) (30) Doris
Martin's nasty, prigish neighbor
is visited by his uncle, and to
Ooris's delirht he is not at all like
his nephew. e C.ndld C.1Mrl (30)
(0 Mllllule/hstof's Dall (30)
@I) Condtrto de Almas (30)
10:00 II a CI> C.rof Burnett Show (C)
(60) Guests are Edward Villella and
Martha Reye.
0 SANDERS & MORRIS!
*BIG 5 NEWS!
TUESDAY
JANUARY 26
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
Tl ME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
-------------------DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 IJ "Remember the Nifht" (com·
edy) '40 -Barbara Stanwyck, Fred
MacMurray. "Invitation to Happl-
Mss" (drama) '39-Fred MacMur-
ray, Irene Dunne.
D "The Miniver Story'' (drama)
'5~reer Garson. Walter Pidgeon,
John Hodlak, Cathy O'Donnell.
9:30 B "Kiss of Death" (mystery) '47
-Brian Oonlevy, Victor Mature,
Richard Widmark. m "losers Take All' (comedy) '56
Rossano Brazzi.
1:00 m (C) "Smell Town Girt" (musical)
'53-Jane Powell, Farley Granger
2:00 B (C) "GrHn M1nsions" (claS!lc)
'59-Audrey Hepburn. Lee J. Cobb,
Anthony Perkins.
O Bia 5 News (C) (60) Kevin 4:301J "M1cao" (drama) '52-Robert
Sanders, Barney Morris. Mitchum, Jane Russell.
B Buttr Ward News (C) (60) m Ntws (C) (60) George Putnam,
Hal Fishman.
fVE N ING
I
II) Treasure (C) (30) ''Treasure of 6:001J Bia News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.
Ulloa." 0 KNBC Ntwservice (C) (60) m ,...11...,Fl""cl""lt.,IThe Wholt World la O BOB CONRAD & LOUIS
W1tchln1 (C) (2 hr) American, Brit· * NYE' IT'S ALLEN TIME'
ish and French television news cov-• •
eraae is investl1ated to determine 0 Tiie Allen Show (C) (90) Guests
whether network newsmen are prac-tentatively scheduled: Bob Conred,
ticina 1 kind of "social engineer-Julie DeJohn, Sylvia Miles. Rubin
Ing." Carson. Louis Nye Is auest co·host. m Lucec:lb (C) (30) 0 Sh o•aoctt Movie: (C) "Three
Eii) Tele-Cinema Arientino (2 hr) Coins In t11t Fountain" (comedy)
'54 -Clifton Webb, Dorothy Mc·
10:30 II) Bill Joflns NtWS (C) (30) Guire, Je1n Peters, Louis Jourdan.
@I) lncertidumbrt (30) M1agie McNamara, Rossano Brazzi.
11:00 II ~ Cl) m Ntw1 (C) Howard St. John. Three Americen 0 D (j) m News (C) &iris, working in Rome, make wishes
g Can You Top Tilii? (C) f0< romance al the fountain of
0 (!) Ntw1 (C) Trevi. D Movlt: (C) "Man In tht Crty e Die• Yin Dyke (30)
Flanntl Sutr' (drama) '56-Gregory m Tlle Fllntstonu (C) (30)
Pedt, Jennifer Jones. Fredric March. ID (ill CI) Star Trtk (60)
Lee J. Cobb. Eli) Art Studio: "Paintin1 Animals." m Movie: "The Intruder" (mystery) ~Cl) CIS News (C) (30)
'53-Jack Hawkins. l0 Flshtr flmily (30)
II) Movie: "Hlddtn Homicide" @I) Notldero 34 (C) (60)
(mystery) '59-Grittilh Jones. m Islands In the Sun (C) (30)
(ill (1) Perry Mason Em la Hofl flmlll•r con Consuelo
tl) News In the RoulMI (C) (30)
11:301J tjj (I) Merv Griffin (C) (C) 6:15 l:T:' Charlie's P'ld (C) (R) D ~ 00 m Jo1tnn1 Carson Q,:I
Joi n Rivers is hostess.
O Movte: "Sorrowful Jones" (com-
edy) '49--Bob Hope, Lucille 8111. 0 (!) Didi Cavitt (C) Guests in
elude former astron1ut frank Bor·
min and Oscar Robertson.
12:00 (ill (I) Didi C.vltt (C)
12:.45 m Clsc. KW
1:00 II Mftte: "Manhandlers" (mystery)
'4~rothy Lamour. Dan Duryea.
DDNtw1(C)
6:30 B Candid Camera (30) m The Flyln1 Nun (C) (30) CiJ (j) NBC Ntwa (C) (30) m Hoc11•pod1e Lod1t <C> c3o>
(0 Stlec:tad Rhna/MutScale (C) m The Desert Report (C) (30)
Eii) Loa Otvidados (30)
(!) AIC Ntws (C) (30)
7:00 II C8S [venln1 News (C) (30)
D 6D NIC Nl&MIJ Ntw1 (C) (30)
(Continued)
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SPACE AGE COMMANDER-Stuart Whitma n
stars as Admiral Michael Matthews, the commander of an un-
derwater city called "Pacifi ca," and Rosemary Forsyth portrays
Lia, widow of Pacifica's founder, in World Premiere: "City Be-
neath the Sea," airing on the NBC World Premiere Movie series
Monday at 9PM.
'SUPER PLASTIC ELASTIC GOGGLES'
The Goggles Quartet, a new vocal group, will host "Super Plastic Elastic Goggles," a Mattel/NBC
Children's Theatre presentation which examines color in a child's world. The special program airs
Saturday, J a n. 30 at llAM on NBC.
CLOWNING IT UP-Jack Cassidy's back, he's clowning it up,
and all is right in the circus world.
The blond a nd handsome Cassidy encores for the Bell System Family
Theatre, Friday, J anua ry 29, as host of "Highlights of Ringling Bros.
and Barnum & Bailey Circus" on NBC at 7:30PM.
Cassidy performed originally for Bell last September
in "George M !," and before that he was a clown two
seasons ago in the Broadway musi-
cal, "Maggie Flynn," opposite his
wife, Shirley J ones.
Preceding "George M!," he scored
as the comically egotistical Oscar
North in the CBS series, H e & She.
Following that lark, with Dick Ben-
jamin and P aula Prentiss, who re-
main, off-screen, two of his favorite
people, Cassidy scored heavily as
the dramatic defense attorney in
NET's "The Andersonville Trial."
But it's the clown an audience *
remembers best.
"The moment you don a clown
outfit," Cassidy says, "all the doors
open to you . You are accepted im-
mediately. The pathos, the compas-
s ion, the humor-these are under -
stood and accepted the world over.
When you put on the hat, t he nose,
the baggy pants, the t urned-up
shoes, your whole body begins to
react of its own volition. The cos-
tume does it. You become the clown
and you lose your own identity
completely."
TUESDAY (Continued) * LLOYD BRIDGES! m LI Crlad1 Bien C1i1d1 (C) (30) Jr. Welby's patients to pay tribute
NOW CH. 5 AT 3:30PM 9:00 0 @ CI) m NBC Tuasctay Movie: to his long years of service. Guests O What's My Line? (C) (30) m 7 @ I Love Lucy (30)
Q) Dr1fnet (C) (30)
(c) "H f h ,. ( ) 1re Walter Pidgeon and Pete Duel. 7:55 CiE) Cuestion de Se&undos our o l e wun" western '67-James Garner• Jason Robards, 0 l11tar W1rd News (C) (60) ED Kukla, Fran l Ollie (C) (30)
~ Truth or Consequences (C)
8:00 6 ~ (j) Green Acres (C) (30) Robert Ryan, Albert Salmi, Steve m News (C) (60) George Putnam.
Arnold the Pig Is the key witness Ihnat Wyatt Earp, aided by Doc Hal Fishman. m Christ the Living Word (C) (30)
al Rosario (30)
to a daring bank robbery and be· Holliday, searches for his brother's ID Qutst for Adventure (C) (30)
comes the prime target of the murderer and must decide whether fD Hi&h Schools (C) (60) "Prob
CiE) Simplemente M1ria (55)
tiF) Movie Gan1e (C) (30)
crooks. to bring him in for trial or take lems and Possibilities." Dr. William
0 m Don Knotts (C) (60) Tom his own vengeance. Glasser moderates. * "THE RIFLEMAN!" Smothers. Gwen Verdon and The 0 Tht fu&ilive (60') al Ale&~il Musical (30)
NOW CH. 5 AT 4PM!
7:30 6 ~ Beverly Hillbillies (C)
(30) Granny. Elly May and Bessie,
the chimp, join banker Drysdale's
secretaries in a strike lor equal
rights.
Kings Cousins guest Q) I sf'ICtll i Cha111pionship Surf· CiE) fu 1rnl Mulcano (60)
0 Vircinia Grah1m (C) (60) Guests ing (C) (60) The world's great surf 10:30 ID Biii Jofl~~ Ntws (C) (30)
Chell1 Colaleo. Diana Sands. Bob & ers compete in the Huntington al la famrha (30)
Patti Crane. and Mrs Arthur Mems Beach Sur1ing Tournament. Com-11:00 6 Q!l Cf) @E News (C)
of VIVA. pelltors include Cor11y Carroll, John 0 @ (l) m News (C) m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) fain. Greg Noll and Hal Sachs. Bill 9 Can You Top This? (C) (30) m full Gospel Businessmen (C) Burrud is host. 0 tiF) News (C) 0 m Julia (C) (30) "'Toast Mel·
ba " Julia and Dr Chegley suffer
from grouchiness caused by over-
work.
€t) Sonrisas (C) (30) al) The Advocates (C) (30) 0 Movie: ''Straneers ln tbe City"
8:05 CiE) Lili• Lazo (55) m Challen&• (C) (30) (drama) '62-Robert Gentile @E la Cons1ituclon (30) m Movie: "Iron Curtain" (drama)
8:30 CiE) N.tacha (60) '48-Dana Andrews. 0 NYPD (C) (30)
0 (!tJ (3) tiF) Mod Squad (C)
(60) "The Hot Hot Car." The squad
learns an innocent family is driving
a stolen car wired with dynamite
set to explode at 65 miles per
hour Guests are Greg Mullavey,
Robert Donner and Arth ur Franz
6 HEE HAW-HAVE FUN! ID Movie: "Min of Conflict" (dra·
* TV 's HAPPIEST SHOW! 9:3o 0 ~Cl) All In the flmily (C) ma) '53-Edward Arnold. 0 Candid Camera (30) r.:il f"li"\ fJ ~ (j) Hee H1w (C) (60) Guests m Muslcale /Pas1or's Desk (30) WJ l.lll Perry Mason
are Tammy Wynette, George Jones al Conclerto de Almas (30) al) Bladl Journal (C) (R)
and Billy Jo Spears. 11:30 B ~ C1) Marv Griffin (C) 0 @(I) tiF) MO¥ie of the Week: 10:00 1J CI9' Ci) CBS News Spe<i1I (C) 0 fl) (j) m Johnnr Clrson (C)
(C) "The feminist and the fun" (60) "The Selling of the Govern 0 Movie: "Unholy four'' (mystery)
(comedy) '71-Barbara Eden, David ment." '54-Paulette Goddard. O Million $ Movie: (C) "A Men
Called Dauer" (drama) '68-Terry
Moore. Jan Murray, Paul Mantee m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) m It Takes I Thief (C) (60)
Hartman. Jo Anne Worley Story of 0 SANDERS & MORRIS! 0 t:F) Didi Cavett CC) Mildred
a beautiful women's hb advocate * BIG 5 NEWS! Dunnock auests
and a brash young cop, forced by 0 Bi& s News (C) (60) Kevin 12:00 @ CI) Didi Cavett (C)
w cumstances to share an apart Sanders. Barney Morris. 12:30 m All-Nl&fl1 Show: "Crash of SI·
ment. (Premiere telecast) 0 (jj) tiF) Marcus Welby, M.D. lance," "D1ncerous Intruder," and al) flnfare (C) (60) (R) "And
Now. All the Way From Bakersfield
California-Merle Haggard'"
m Dnid frost Show (C) (90) (C) (60) "A Passing of Torches " "I Alm at the Stirs." m Felony Squad (C) (30) A former teacher who is dying and 1:00 B Movie: "Hellfire" (drama) '48 m Cinem1 30 (C) (30) al) Seering Over the Rodcies (C) a confused young Indian medical -Willi1m Elliott m LI Duen1 (30) m Pattern for Livin& (30) student complicate the efforts of 0 0 News (C)
~arbara "l:den
breaks D"t Df
1eannie's bDttle
1\ o netime 'ym hol (1f <1pprl'''cd wom-
.inhood ha' fina lly broken lomc
Alle r five yc;1r' of being hottlcd 11p-
litcrally ;i nd fig11rn l1vely-in the I Drea m
o f Jeannie c;cric•;. Ba rhara Et.Im 'hcd,
ho th 'hac\..lc' and nilvel contn wcr'y \\1th
.1 vengeance a' ,, women'<; lrh ddvoca1c
111 "The Fcm1n"l and lhc F1111," airing
on A DC\ 1cw1c: of the Wed .. T uc,d;iv
.1 t 8 io PM
"t1·, thc: m m l rdrc,h1ng ch.111gc 0 1
r.11.'.c I vc: h.id in my carcN ... ,he c;ay'
"I lowd dll111g the 'en c,, hut :1f1cr fi vl'
year., rn rhc \ame cc'l\111m..: 11 "'"' gelling
,, little rough In 1h1" film I get <1 chance
to wear grc.1t ~lnthc\. :ind I'm .1 r1:JI
pc.r,on
In "The h :1111111'1 and the Fuu .. Bar-
hara pl.1y~ .1 docto r who finch hcr,clf
c;harmg a n aparlmcnt during a hmtsing
c;hort:lge with a hard-nosed co p. por-
1rayed by D avid Ha rtman. She's a char-
ter mem ber of WAM (Women Again'!
Men ) and thi" cames a c;erre.; of h umor-
om and romantic confroni:.stions.
''I'm not a great advoca te of lihcration
to r women," 1;he says, ''but I do believe
in hasic equality, I've played ho th kind'
J)f wOrnC'n-the oppre'\Ned and rhe liher-
ated-and I believe the bc~t type of life
" 'o mcwhcrc in the m itld lc."
Since the demise of her sene~. Ba rbara
ha' al'o been working hard as a <;inger.
dancer and comedienne: She appear-; in
:ill four of A BC\ Ch anging Scene spe -
cial' :ind will open a new night<.:luh act
in All\tralia in ea rl y Fehrnnry
'T m loo\..111g forw.:ird to m y engage-
ment in A u\lralia l\c had to cancel
I'' ice hccau'c of o ther pro h lcm-; 'o this
11mc I really want to do well They onl y
k1Hm me then: from I Drea m nf Jeannie
'n 11 ''ill he a challenge ··
1l.irh.1r.1 l den 1~ not alrnul ol 1111dl'r-
r.1king .1 nl·W career facet
··1 have a wonderful h11~band and a
great fa mil y. <:o I can ~top any time
w.1111 to."
Burhura /~den is the /e 111ur ls1 u11d 0 11-
vid llart111w 1 is the /11i.z in 11 comedy
centering on the women 'J librration
lllOVt>mt'ftl.
,.,. 13
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 27
For mornlnc and afternoon
liatinp, ~ see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for yow convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 .,._ .. Acroll tM T.We" (dr•·
m•) '35 -Carole Lombard. Fred
Mdurr1y. ......_atit" (comedy)
'39-0on Ameche. 0 (C) ..,.._ lal Wiie TMl tilt
w.t" (western) '49 -Yvonne De·
Clrio, Scott Brady, Charles Coburn.
9:30 G ,...,... i.t a. 5*J" Csci·fi)
·~eron Moore. Donald WoHit. m <C> "Ulen An Qlllealfd"
(drama) '66-Rlchard Harrison.
1:00 m '"f• flap Wiii" (western) '50
-Unda 01mtll, Joseph Cotten.
Z:OO fJ "TM ~ Altlit" (d11m1)
'5&--0tbbie Reynolds, Ernest Bor1·
nine, Btttt Oms.
4:30 I) ...... 5rant T•a lidlllOtld ..
(comedy) '4~ucill• 8111.
f v r N I N c;
•:OO IJ 111 lhwl (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D IOllC ..... me. (C) (60) Tom
Snyder. 0 TIM AllH Sllew (C) (90) Tentl·
tiwly scheduled 1uests: Georr e
Bums, Zsa Zsa Gabor ind her
dauahter F11ncesc1 Hilton, Mayor
Sim Yorty {LA), Louis Hye.
0 Sh O'Oec* Movit: (C) "flit
t..nc. Lofte Trailtr'' (comedy) '54-
Lucille 8111. Desi Arnaz, Marjorie
Main, Keenan Wynn. Newlyweds set
out on honeymoon in a trailer.
fJ Did Vu o,tt (30) m The Fllnblllnn (C) (30) IE (i1) (]) Sbt TrH (C) (60)
fE Art Stlldlt: "Animal Sculpture." 9 Cl) CIS Ntw1 (C) (30)
@m F'lllltr fl•ity (30) m Notlcitnl 34 (C) (60) fE W11der1111l (C) (30)
EI!) La Hora F••illlr con ConHtlo
Ei) News ill die IH•d (C) (30)
5:15 EE) CMrtle's h4 (C) (R)
&:lO fJ eanc1111 ea-.• (30) ID t •H<!AL 1 AttematiwlS <C> (30)
"F•th•rs.." Ten teenaae men i nd
women discuss their feelin1s and
attitudes toward their tattlers.
@ (]) NIC ..... (C) (30)
f1l) Hed..,.q. lodft (C) (30) 9 Cl) My f noritt M1rtlaft (30)
fI!) Saied8d fllm/Mlllic:alt (C)
fE Tht Dtsert R.,ert (C) (30)
EI!) Les Olvldados (30)
Ei) A1C Ntw1 (C) (30) * LLOYD BRIDGES!
NOW CH. 5 AT 3:30PM
7:00 fJ C1S E.-l111r News (C) (30) 0 fE NIC Nlptly Ntw1 (C) (30)
fJ n.t'1 MJ Une! (C) (30) ID @ (]) I Len LllCY (30)
II) Dr•r-t (C) (30)
@ (]) ....... (C) (30)
17 DAY DEUYEIY>
t...ede. 011tllde or Corwer
M_.1 la ..... lful Dec•atlv•
Colon ii• Many Fial.._.
Wide S.lectlon of
GAS LOGS
FREE
HTIMATES GIVEN
SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING
2202 S. MAIN -545-0'91
SANTA ANA
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 23, 1971
fil) Arin& Llftt (C) (60) by host Johnny Carson and auests
9 Cl) Truth or C.nsequenctt (C) Milton Berle, Don Rickles, Charlie
@I;) Cllrist U.t Llviftl Word (C) (30) Callas, Rex Reed and Jack Carter.
@I) hurio (30) u Tiit FltcttM (60)
EI!) Si•pletHnta Maria (55) U Johnny Cash Presents a> Mov6e ,, ... (C) (30) * 2-part "Country Music
7:30 tJ ~Cl) CIS ..... Special (C) Story" Tonite Part II
(60) "Kids!-53 Thines To Know U @ (}) Ei) Jollnny Cati! (C)
About Health, Sex ind Growine (60) "Johnny Cash Presents the
Up." Charles Kuralt reports. Pro· Country Mus·c Story." Conclusion
gram answers questions about some of two parts. The raes·to-riches
of the subjects youn1 people them· story of country music is retraced
selves consider most important. by the people who lived it. Guests 0 @ (1) g;, The Men Fro111 Shi· include Faron Youn1. Kitty Wells.
lofl (C) (90) "The Le1acy of Spen· Webb Pierce, Chet Akins, Minnie
cer nats." Ann Sothern. Ed1ar Bu· Pearl and Takahlro Saito ("The
chanan. Brad Dillman and Carolyn Japanese Johnny Cash").
Jones euest in comedy about eccen· IE i ll'IC!AL t lN Jet Set (C) (60)
tric.s livine in a ghost town who Host Bill 8urrud hirhliehts spots in
mistake Trampas lor 1 convict. France, Japan, Mexico. Tahiti. New O NYPD (C) (30) Zealand and Australl.--111 frequent· o @rn m Tiit Courtship of Ed· ly visited by "The Jet Set."
dlt's FaU.tr (C) (30) ''The Rift." fl!) 30 Mlftutts (C) (30)
Eddie almost 1ets 1 horse. EI!) Hit.Ith (60)
0 Million $ Movlt: ""°"'' lefore 9:30 O C.ndld Ca111era (30)
Dirt" (drama) '58-Jun Simmons, fl!) Mulic.lt/'Puto(s Desk (30)
Dan O'Herlihy, Rhond1 Fleming. a;) Concitrto dt Al .. s (30) m T111ttl or Consequencn (C) (30) &J It Takes 1 Tllitf (C) (60) 10:00 I) eij Cl) Hnali f'l¥t.0 (C). (~)
fE Cln••• 30 (C) (30) McG1rrett attempts to buy pnntine ill La Dut11a (30) plates for $2 million. Part I. * "THE RIFLEMAN " 0 @ (]) @D i IHc!AL I Man's
NOW CH. 5 AT 4PM! Thu111b on Nattare's 1a11nc1 (C)
(60) NBC News reports on methods
7:55 EI!) Clttltien de Se1undol man uses to oontn>I and preserve
1:00 0 Yirctnla 5r1ha• Show (C) (60) wildlife. Jack Pertlns reports.
Guests: Lorna Luft (Judy Garland's O 111 5 Ntwa (C) {60)
daulflter), Phyllis Kir1t, Gene Hick· 0 @ Cl) aJ Tiit Y .. n& lawytrs
man, Ed Lani e. (C} (60) "The Victims." law stu·
0 @ (]) Ei) Roe,. 222 CC) (30) dent Chris Blake's landlady b1cks
"The Lona Honeymoon." Principal up 1 teen11e 1irl's accusation that
Seymour Kaufman and 1 student he assaulted her. Marth• Hyer
friend try to help 1 student whose euests.
mother is away husb1nd-hu11tin1. fJ luttr Ward Newa (C) (60)
Tim Matheson and Eric laneuvllle m News (C) (60) Geor1e Putnam.
1uest. IE V1pbeftd (C} (30) "Acapulco· m Te Tell U.. Trutll (C) (30) Riviera of the Americas."
fil) Tiit frtftdt C"9f (C) (30) "To Ell) M11ttr111tct TIMatre: TIM First
Roast a Chicken." Julia Child. Qiurdlills (C) (60) (R)
fE Tltt AMWer (C) (30) g) TV Musical Ossart (C) (30)
fl) Utdta Ullft (C) (90) EI!) T....an.•a ElpaMI (2 hr)
1:05 m Titepe • o.,.rtn <SS> 10:10 m 1111 JohllS ..... <C> c3o>
1:30 I) 9 Cl) Tt h •t Wltll l.ftt (C) fl) h1c.rtid11a1Ke (30)
(30) Penny h11 a crush on 1n older 11 :00 tJ 9 Cl) g) Ntw1 (C)
boy, while Grandpa Andy loses l\is 0 @ (]) fE News (C)
head over 1 prttty Americ111 tourist g ten YM Top Tllis1 (C) (30)
100n1 enoulh to be his d1u1hter. u m ..... (C}
0 ~ CI) Ei) Tiit Slllltll F1111lly c:J Mtvlt: (C) "Tilief ol lafUd"
(C) (30) "The Ell·Con." Ott. Smith's {fantasy) '61-Steve Reeves.
d1u1hter accepts • date with I for· m Movie: ''Oltc. Uptn I TlllM"
mer pri10ner. Paul Peteraan euests. (comedy) '4-4-t1ry Grant. ID D..W FM S..._ (C) (90) UJ Movie: "lltftdt lalf' (mystery)
II) FllNf ~ud {C) (30) 'S&-8ever1y Michaels.
fl!) 11M 5rMt A .. rtcan Drt1111 Mi· @ CI) Peny Ma1ot1
~"'' <C> (90) m East•"' w1.c1 ... @I;) h tt1C11 t... l.Mn1 {30) ll:lO I) eit Cl) Mtr'f 5riffin (C)
9:00 II a Cl) Medical Cttlttr (C) (60) 0 @ (]) m """"' Ca1'110ft (C)
The entire hosoital is end1n1ered 0 Mtvie: "Wltlp of Dan1•r" (mY'·
when Joan Morton (auest Joanne tery) '52-Z1ch1ry Scott.
Linville), dtren1ed by the death of 0 (l) Dkl Cavett (C) DNI 8tv·
her newborn baby, loses 1 r1dio· erly Sills rums.
active Implant for cancer trtatment. 12:00@ (}) Dkl Cavttt (C}
D Friar's Club Roasts 12:30 m All-lllPt sa.w: .......... .r * Jerry Lewls-Toni&ht ttia s.... ......., .. "Hill In 1«11,"
on KRAFT MUSIC HALL and ..,..,.,.._ u.,.•
D u (I) m "''" .... Hall (C) 1:00 I) MoN: "TM LIM UaW.."
{60) ''Thi Friars Rou1 Jerry Ltw· (advt11turt ) '57-Jock Mahoney.
ia.. ·• Lewis Is "roasted i nd to11ttd" D U News (C)
A CBS NEWS TEST FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
A CBS News test for young people, "Kids!-53 Things To Know
About Health, Sex and Growing Up," airs Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
in color on C BS. CBS News Correspondent Charles Kuralt is the
reporter.
The broadcast will answer questions about some of the subjects
young people themselves consider most important-drugs, physical
fitness, sex and dating. music. sports, dress and appearance, and
the kinds of foods they eat. It is directed primarily at the pre-teen
and early teen-age groups.
"We're going to answer the most common questions kids have
as they're growing up," says Robert Wussier. executive producer of
"Kids!-53 Things To Know About Health, Sex and Growing
Up." ''We hope to allay their concerns about their adolescent
problems-problems that seem major to them but really are nor-
mal when explained.
"Unlike earlier CBS News test broadcasts where we challenged
viewer knowledge of things they should have known, we don't ex-
pect young people to know the answer to many of the questions,"
says Wussier. "We're not asking our audiente how much they
know about the subject. Instead, we're letting them tell us what's
foremost in their thoughts and the thoughts of millions of other
youngsters."
The questions, which relate to everything from acne to drugs
and contact lenses and dating habits, were brought out in inter-
views Kuralt had with a representative group of students in and
around Atlanta, Ga. Answers will come from a group of seven
professional experts, who will also provide guidance in particularly
sensitive areas.
The experts for the children's test will be Dr. Graham Blaine,
a psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School: Dr. Henry Cooper, direc-
tor of the Denver Adolescent Clinic; Dr. Felix Heald, a specialist
KURALT QUERIES-CBS News Corresponde11r Charles
K 1m1/t talks with young people "' Atfanto. Ga., to find out
..... Jtut tht!y are thinking.
in adolescent med1c1nc and obesity at lhe Universit y of M;.ryland
School of Medicine; Dr. Adele Hofmann. director of the Adoles·
cent Unit at Bellevue Hospital in New York. Dr. James McKenz1e-
Poltack. a specialist in venereal disease at the American Social
Health Association in New York; Dr. James Nicholas, an ortho-
pedics specialist and team doctor for the New York Jets football
team; and Dr. 1o$eph Rauh, director of the Cincinnati Adolescent
Clinic.
Joan Richman and Vern Diamond are co-producers of "Kids!-
53 Thinp To Know About Health, Sex and Growing Up." The
script Wll$ written by Andrew Rooney.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 23, 1971
THURSDAY
JANUARY 28
For mornlnc and afternoon
llstinp, please see OAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O (C) "Ain't Mlsbthevin' " (com)
'SS-Rory Calhoun, Piper Laurie.
9:15 0 "Now ind forever'" (romance)
'34~ary Cooper, Carole Lombard.
"M•lor 111d the Minor" (comedy)
'42-Ray Milland, Ginger Rogers.
9:30 O "Jene Eyre'1 (classic) '44 -
Join Fontaine, Orson Welles, Mar·
gate! O'Brien. m "M1ni11 Callin&" (drama) '42-
Lloyd Nolan.
l :00 m "Lldy Godlv1 Rides Again"
(comedy) '53-0iana Oors, Stanley
Holloway.
2:00 0 "B1tt111round" (drama) '49 -
Van Johnson. John Hodiak
4:30 1J (C) "Three for tt11 Show" (mu-
sical) ·55 -Jack Lemmon, Betty
Grable, Marge & Gower Champion.
lVf NING
6:001J II& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy 0 KNBC Ntwservice (C) (60) Tom
Snyder. 0 Tiie Allen Show (C) (55) Sched-
uled guests are Mamie Van Doren.
Richard Kiley, Jack Carter, Byron
Bloch and co-host Louis Nye Show
concludes after basketball coveraee. 0 Six O'Clock Movie: (C) ''The
Lons. Hot Summer'' Part I (d11ma)
'58 -Paul Newman, Joanne Wood·
ward A young man's arrival in •
small Southern town changes the
lives of the wealthy landowner's
dauahter and son. 0 Dlclt Vin Dylte (30) m Tiie Flintstones (C) (30)
II) @ (I) Ster Trek (C) (60)
Eil) Art Studio: "'Animal Sculpture "
~ CIS News (C) (30) m Fisher flmlly (30)
(I) Notlclero 3-4 (C) (60) m True Adventure (C) (30)
CI!) LI Hora Famllier con Consuelo
(if) News In the Round (C) (30)
6:15 Eli) Ch11tie's Pad (C) (R)
6:30 0 Candid Ca11m (30) m Tiit flylna Nun (C) (30)
(iJ (I) NBC Nl&htty Nl'llwa (C) (30)
EE Hod1•Pod&• lod1• (C) (30)
~ ([) My flvorit• M1rti1n (30)
m!) Selected films I Muslcale (C) m The Desert Rtpor1 (C) (30)
CI!) Los Olvldlt!oa (30)
Cif)ABC N-.s (C)
6:SS IJ l1k1r Warm-Up (C)
7:00 IJ CBS Evenine Newi (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC Nlptly News (C) {30)
Oavid Brinkley./r1nk McGee. John
Ch1ncellor.
0 LAKERS VS. PHOENIX! * IMPORTANT GAME LIVE! Du•" 111btba11 <C> <t hr 15 •
min) Los Anaeles L1kers vs. Ptloe·
nix Suns at Phoenix.
D Whit's My Line? (C) (30) m @ (]) I Love Lucy (30)
II) ~ CI) Dr11ntt (C) (30)
Eli) Elstem Wlsdo111 (30) (R) Cit (]) Trvt11 or Consequencet (C)
m!) CMst tllt llvln& Word (C) (30)
IE Rosario (30)
CI!) Simplemtnte Merli (55) m Movie G1mt (C) (30)
7:30 IJ tH) Cl) flMllJ Atf1lr (C) (30)
Romance t1kes over when Cissy
meets Russ Brooks. 1 former school-
mate rrom Indiana who Is leavlna
with the Peace Corps for a vllleae
in Chile. 0 ta) Cl) m Flip Wiison (C) (60)
Guest stars are Bill Cosb~. Nancy
Wilson and Cl1udlne Longe!. 0 @ (]) (if) Alln Smith and
Jones (C) (60) "Exit from Wlcken·
burs." Smith and Jones try to find
out why someone w1nts them to
lea ve a town where they have found
safe employment while walllna for
amnesty. Susan Slrnbera 1uests.
O Million $ Movie: (C) ''D1111er·
ous D1ys of IUow1 lon11" (dr1m1)
'66-Robert Horton, Olene Baker
Story of a former lawmen obll11ted
to deliver to a prison durina the
days or the early west. m Truth or Conttquencta (C) (30)
Q) It Takes 1 Thief (C) (60)
fD Theatre Stat (C) (30) '"Bad
Jo Jo" and "Vinyl Visits 1n FM
Station." John Larson and Kim
LaCuse 11uest
@I!) Clnem1 30 (C) (30)
(I) la Duen1 (30)
7:SS CI!) Cuestlon de Se1u11do1 (55)
8:00 IJ 9 ()) Jim lbbor1 (C) (60)
Guests are Joan !livers and Bobby
Goldsboro. m To Tell the Truth (C) (30)
Eli) Wuhlneton In Review (C) (30)
@I!) The Story (C) (30)
(I) Y111bundo (C) (60)
8:05 CI!) T1le·Rtv~1 Muslc1I (55)
8:15 O Leiter Wt1p-Up (C)
8:30 D Q) Ci) m lronalde (C) (60)
"The Taraet." Earl Holllm1n 11uests
as an ex-convict whose drums or
a new life 11e blocked by 1 11rou p
of 1narchisls bent on buylna dyne·
mite. O The Allen Show (C) (30)
O @ Cl) Bewitched (C) (30)
"The Good Fairy Strikes A11ain "
Mary the Good Fairy decides she
needs a vacation and trips S1m1n-
tha ·into doin11 her ni11htly rounds. m DIYid frost Show (C) (90)
Q) Olympic 8oxln1 (C) (2 hr)
ED 1930's BLEAKNESS! * SERIES DEBUTS WITH
ARTHUR MILLER PLAY
Eli) N£T Pl1yltouM on the ')01 (C)
(90) "A Memory of Two Monf1ays."
Arthur Miller's play 1bout the blue·
collar worker in the Thirt ies.
@Ii) P1ttem for livln1 (30)
9:00 1J ~ (I) en Tilurlday Movie: (C)
(Conti n Utd)
Pa1e 15
THURSDAY (Continued)
......,,,. bl ,.,... PIW' (dr1ma)
'61 -Carol Lynley, Jiff Chandler.
Mary Astor. A stirrina ~ ol
MMll·town bl&Qtly.
D "' F•lllM (C) (60) D @(l)GBM• .... ,.,
QrMddaddf (C) (30) "Of Mice and
Mini." Danny Is nominated 11
"Granctf1ther of the Year." Lou
Jacobi aunts.
IE) Chlllentt (C) (30)
II) Los hvflfy de Ptralvlllo (30)
8:) Nit.Ida (60)
9;30 8 @ CIH.l:' Ada• lZ (C} (30)
'1.oa 66-The Vandals." A slmple
traffic violation tums Into a serious
case and a teenaae airt proves to
be loo popular for her own cood.
Q DAN AUGUST-THRILLS * ORAMA, SUSPENSE-NOW! D @ (I) GB Dan Auiust (C) (60)
"Dtad Witness to a l<illina." The
wife of an assistant district attorney
Is slain aftm threateninr a member
of her f1mily. O Candid c. .. ra (30)
tin Malale/hstitf'I Desk (30)
II) eo.dlrt9 .. AllM• (30)
10:00 0 ~ Cl) m 0... Martin (C)
(60) Guests are Bob Hewt11rt, and
sons and dauahters of famous per·
formers: Lucie Amaz, Dino, Desi,
and Biiiy, Meredith MacRae, Deana
M1rtin. Gail Martin, Maureen Rea·
11n ind frank Sinatra Jr.
U Bia 5 "ews (C) (60) Kevin
S1nderl. Barney Morris. O laat11 Ward Nns (C) (60) ID Ntw1 (C) (60) George Putnam.
fII) Speali.tiofl (C) (60) "A Conver·
satlon with B.F. Skinner." llJ Ellat.cla de Loats (30) S'D Eltr•llas lfl Holtywed (60)
10:30D1\11 Is Tour Ufe (C} (30)
II) 1111 Jelans N ... (C} (30)
II) ht~rtidu111bf1 (30) E!J hllipt (C) (30)
11 :00 II 9 CIHE> News <C>
OtU CI>m""' <C> D c... TOii ToP 1\ls? (C)
DfiDNftn(C) 0 Mevtl: ''Shtflod Hol•~ Ind
U.. ""1111t to Allltrs" (m~stery)
'42-8alil Rathbom, Niael Bruce. m MM: "l'M l..AMtJ fro• S111n1·
Ital" (mystery) '4S--Orwn Welles.
Rita Hayworth, Everett Sloane.
Cl) Mowil: "Tiit Mn I Married''
(drama) ·40 -.Joan Bennett. lloyd
Nolan.
(i1) CD ,.rry Mason fm Tiit Advocates (C) (R) m HorolQt>CI COii 11 Prof. Koranret
11 :JO II ~ {{) Mm C:riffln (C) 0 0 (I) m J1h11ny C.raon (C) D ...,..: .,...,.. Desper.U ,.•n"
(adventure) '50 -Preston Foster,
Virainla Grey. 0 Q} Diel Cawtt (C) Phylhs
MtCuire 1utsts.
lZ:OO (i1) CD Dkl en.tt (C)
12:30 m All·N-Dew: ~. tM ...
loved Cfftltty," '11le WMI," Ind
(C) "TIM,..,... Md tilt o.tlaw."
i :oo 11 MeN: <C> .,,.. s~ e1 All
labl" (ldventure) '65-Peter M•nn.
DD ..... CC)
FRIDAY
JANUARY 29
For mornlnc •nd afternoon
llstlnp, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for JOW convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 l'I .,._....., (drama) '43
Luise Rlintf. '1taftt(1 C..UI,.
(drama) '48--James Meson.
Q '"R:clledltt Ro..a" (comedy)
'55-Marjorie M1ln, Chill Wiiis..
9:30 fJ "Sittl11 Pl'tttf' (comedy) '48-
Robert Youn1. Maureen O'Hara. m (C) "Th Mlbdo" (musical) '39
-Kenny Baker, Martyn Green.
1:00 m ''Th Seem Hearf' (drama) '46
-Claudette Colbert, June Allyson.
2:00 0 (C) '1'• Rode TtietMr" (west·
ern) '61-James Stewart, Richard
Widmark. Shirley Jonu.
4:30 IJ (C) "huion" (drama) '54 -
COmel Wilde, Raymond Butr.
6:00 II 111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 UllC NftrltfVb (Cl (60) D Tiit Alleft s~ (C) (90) Guests:
Lainie Kazan, Buddy Hacllett. Sander
Vanocur, Eddie Ryder. Steve and
1uests attend the Hollywood Pre·
miere of "llhdron" and talk .-ith
muter of c.remonies. Jerry Lewis. o sta o•a.c. Movie: <C) "Thi
Lone. Hot S11•11ttr" Condusion. Paul
Newman. Joanne Woodward, Anthony
Franciosa, 0110n Welles, Lee Rem·
ick. Youna man's arrival In a am1ll
town chanaes tho lives of a wealthy
land-owner and his l1mlly.
Q Old Van Dyle (30)
G) Tlte Ri~ (C) (30)
Cl)@CDSbr TrH (C) (60)
fil) Art St9dit: "Wire Sculpture "
Qi (() CIS Ntwa (C) (30)
G> Flslttf '••lfr (30) ., Notiden l4 (C) (60) m Tiie Aetri~ Wat (C) (30)
ml u MIN'a F1.illaf e.11 C:O..welo GB...., itt Itta RHIM! (C} (JO)
6:15 fil) Ci.ar11t'.t PM (C)
6:30 a C.nctlcl ca.er• (30) m n. ~"' ..... <C> (30> <i) Ci) NIC Nlpttr News (C) (30)
EE) Hod~Ct Loclp (C) (30)
Cij {I) MJ Flverit. Martuut (30)
@ID Stleded Fil•a/Muskalt (C) m T1te hMrt •ec>Ott (C) 130> ml LH Otvidadts (30) a> AIC NIWI (C) (30)
7:001J CIS Evealn1 Ntws (C) (30) 0 g, NIC Nlptty News (C) (30) D n.t'• .., U..? (C) (30) m @ (I) I lMI lMcy (30) m Drapot <C> (Jo>
~Cl) a.... ~ {C) (90)
..,._ ..... "' tile llllltt." Audie
Murphy, Ch•rtes Drake.
El\) SdetlCI 1970: A Y• Entl ltt:
per1 (C) (60) "Health and Medicine:
from Gene lo Man." a Cl) T~ M C:.•1 .. tMat (C)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 23, 1971
fl!) Clarist UM llvlot WMd (C} (30) 8 TM Fusttlwt (60) OJ Rollrio (30) Q @ (]) GB That Ch1 (C) (30)
ex!) Shaple•nte Marla (55) "lhe Russl1ns Are Stayln1." Ann GB Mo'lit bee (C} (30) Marie befriends a Russian comedian.
7:30 II a Cl) TM latenls (C) (60) m o.vid Suullnd (C) (2 hr)
Dr. POoCll Hardln suspects Tisha a> El M1Ado Joven Jovtn de Jose
(guest stir Signe Hasso) is just .lo1t (C) (30)
pret1ndina to be Insane. Ciil) Natatba (60)
0 BELL SYSTEM FAMILY 9:30 Q @ Cil Ql TIM Odd Couple (C) * THEATRE presents (30) "Lovers Don't Make House
CIRCUS HIGHLIGHTS Calls." Oscar become$ enamored with Felix's female doctor. 0 ar;, I IFlcl!L I Hi&hll&llts of ~lit 0 Clnclid Centtra (30)
Rlftclln& Bros. and Bantum & 111,ltr @m Musicale/Pastor's Oat (30) cwcm (C} ~60) Several outstandtna a> Conderto de AllUJ (30)
European circus acts are performed lO:OO 0 9 @ m stranp Report (C)
in the lOht edition of t~e G.reatest . (60) "Grenade-Whi t Price
Show on Earth. Jeck Cassidy 1s host. Cha ge?'' Adam Strange (Anthony B NYPD (C) (30) n . "· D (i1) CI> m Tiie lradJ Bundi (C) Quayle) and Hamlyn Gynt (NIZ
(30) ''Co 1 0 t p rty .. Th Garas) ao bad! to college. m na . u 1 · e U l ie s News (C} (60)
Bradys '!e planmnr. a Saturd•Y on D @Cil GB love, Amerlcan Style
the boss s boat until Cindy comes (C) (60) "Love and the Vampire"
down with lo?sillitis. John Howard stars Judy Came, Tiny Tim, Robert
and Jeck Collins auest. R "L d th N t G"rl" 0 Milllott $ MMit: (C) "Secret In· eed; ove an e u sy 1
.._ .. (d ) '64-St rt G a stars An)anette Comer, Jerry Van va rama ewa r n· Dyke, Ross Martin, Paul Winchell:
ger. Raf Vallone, Mich~ Rooney, d "L v and the Bia Game" stars Edd Symes. Group of cnme "spe. an ° e • · r ts" t b B 'ti h I Jack Klugman. Ann Elder. Jack Cas·
c•a11.•s atre ysen 1 ! . 11
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5
3 n· sidy. Yvonne Craii. Hal Smith
te 1gence _o . uaos av1a 1n on 0 Bader Ward News (C) (60) a secret m1ss1on. t m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) m News (C) (60) George Pu nam.
Q) Movie: ''Sllnt Joan" (classic) g) Pindoran1a <3o) • · · m Tet.-clntlftl 40 (2 hr) 57-Richard Widmark, Richard 10.30 n:'l Bill J hns New1 (C) (30)
Todd. Jean Seberg. · ~ 0. tii) anetna 30 (C) (30) . g) lncert1dumbr1 (30)
fl) la Duena (30) to.45
7:55 Ci) CuatJoti de s.cu"clos (60> B Tang presents ...
8:00 D Virpla Gralta11t (C) (60) Guests· * A~LLO 14 PREV!EW
David Beavens, David Hartman, Ab· with Walter Cronkite
by Lincoln and Nina Foch. B I shc1l\ I Apollo 14 Preview 0 @ CV Q} Nanny Ii Utt Profta· (C) Wafter Cronkite reports.
IOI' (C) (30) "The Man Who Came 11:00 B ~ ([) m ""' (C)
to Pasta." Cesar Romero guests as 0 @ (!) fD News (C)
a famous film director who accepts 1J C.n Tou ToP Tltis! (C)
•n invitation to dinner and stays D m News (C) m To Teti Utt Trutti (C) (30) 0 Movie: (C) "Bluebeard" (drama)
fE TlllttJ Mlaute1 With . . . (C) '63-Michele Moraan.
@ID llvln1 look (C) (30) m USC Bashtball (C) USC vs.
@I) la C... hacada (60) Illinois in game taped earlier
1:05 Ciil) Ludie UIM'I (55) Cl) Beat tltt Cl.U (C)
8:301J 9 Cl) TIM New Andy C:riffith (i1) {I) Perry MalOn
Show (C) (30) Mayor Andy is sus-E!) Aldi Out (C) "films by Didi
pected of misappropriation of Bartlett.''
funds. g) Noticiero 3.4 (C)
0 Q) Cil fD N11M tf tlle l:11ne 11:15 g) Clne1111 34; "Mi C.ntion lres
(C) (90) 'The Man Who l(illed a Tu." Andy Russell
Ghost.'' Robert . Wagner guests as a l1 :lO I) ~ (j) Merv Griffin (C) Au
reporter who discovers that a lam· th N M ·1 st or orman 11 er gue s. ous cowboy star ha~ feet . of clay O fi)@ m Johnny Carson (C)
Co-stars are J1net Leigh_. Ktm Stan g Movie: "Sins of Jezebel'' (ad·
ley. Lex Barker and David Hartman. t ) '54-G N d 0 (i1) CV m Tl11 Partrldi• Family voen ~ Old c:g~ a(t K th
(C) (30) "Soul Club." The P•rt· liLf e . ) a Y
ridges arrive 1n Detroit and .learn Hoppe, former Mi$$ Montana.
the "Fire House" e11pected The guests ..
Temptations Richard Pryor ,nd Lou @ Mov11: ''Scuddah.Hoo! Scudda·
Gossett aue~I. Hay!" (d~ama) '48-June Haver, m David Frost Shew (C) (90) Lon McAJltster
EID Sa1t Francitc:e Mb (C) (30) 12:00@ CI> Dia Cavett (C)
tii) Patttr11 for LM111 (30) 12:45 0 P\yskians Mutual (C)
9:001J t;ij Cl) CIS frid.. Movie~ (C) m All-Nipt Show: "tledlaia," ''Top
"Tltt htlltdtfa" (western) '65--Hit" and "Tiit Ttaman M1ste!J.''
Glenn Ford, Henry Fonda, Sut Ane l :00 I) Mwit: (C) ''Tiit Cursa of tlle
Lanadon, Hope Holiday, Chill Wills, Wer...et• (horror) '61-0liver Reed.
Edpr Buchln1n. Comedic tale Clifford Ev1n$.
1bout a couple of wranalers who a D """ (C)
ere tired of •ndlna their winterl ~ Cl) CltHltr Tl111tn: ''Tltt W1sci
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THE DAILY 1"1LOT, TV WEEK. JANUAftY 23, lt71
TWIN TIN Y TIMS-It is suspecud that Tiny Tim has a
big stake in this show. One's Tiny as we all know him-the
popular long-haired sihger of unusual style and song. The
other's also Tiny, his hair slicked down, his face white and
his cape black-as the suspected monster in "Love and the
Vampire" 011 ABC's Love, American Style, Friday at 10 PM.
A PAIR OF QUEENS-The one and only Pearl Bailey, star
of ABC's entertainment series, The Pearl Bailey Show, is
visited by the first lady of comedy, Lucille Ball, ot1 the second
show of the season, Saturday, Jan. 30 at 8:30 PM.
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A live-hour replay of the past
week's proii11ms.
7:30 II Dust,'• TreellouM (Cl
D QJ 00 m Hedlle .. Jectle (C) m forl Bttr & Friends (C)
1:00 II a (j) Bu11 Bunny I Road Run-
ner Hour (C)
0 ~ Ci) m Woody Woodpecker
(C)
0 @ CI) Lancelot link (C)
(iJ Movie (C) "C11lbb11n Haw•"
(adventure) '60-Johnny Desmond,
Yvonne Molbur. m Tales of Wells Farao
8:30 0 Ci) 00 m The Buaaloos (C)
IJ Campus Profile m Cisco Kid
6) Aumby (C)
9:00 II ~ (j) Sabrina & the Groovie
Aoolles (C)
0 eiJ (j) er;, Dr. Dolittle (C) 11 PllJlldans Mutual (C) U till CD Jerry L~wis (C) m A.M. MOYl11: "Under Fir•" and
(C) "Josephine and Men." al Tree Houae (C)
@!) Cuerdu y Ciuitarras
a!) P1nor1m1 Latino
9:15 IJ Movie: "Tower of Terror" (mys·
tery) '41-Michael Rennie.
9:30 0 m Pin• Pantller (C) 0 till Cil The Doublededlera (C) 0 Movie: (C) "Revolt at fort Lau·
mit" (adventure) '57-John Dehner.
i!) Movie: "last Sta1ecoadl Wesr'
(western) '57-Jim Davis.
a:l Arriba el Norte
10:00 6 ~@Josie &. Pussycats (C) 0 @ Cl) m H.R. Pufnstuf (C)
0 (j]) Cil Hot Wheels (C)
fII ludla Libre (C)
10:30 6 ~ (j) Harlem Globetrotters (C) 0 ID (1) m Here Comes the
Grump (C) 1J Movie: "The More the Merriet''
(comedy) '43-Jean Arthur, J~I
McCrea.
0 G7J (I) Sky Hawks (C)
11 :00 I) eij CI) Archie's funhouse (C)
0 Q) (j) m I lflctAt I NBC ai11.
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Rod McBrien and Mark Loc~hart)
host program showing what color
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Allen, Jerry Butler, Ron Carey, Judy
Carne. James Coco, Tammy Grimes.
James Earl Jones, JUiie Newmar.
Oliver and Tom Poston.
0 @ ffi Motor Mouse (C)
(iJ Movie: ''Terror In a Tuas Town"
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. J,t,NUARY 23. 1971
i!) Movlt: "Spact1hip to 1'e Un·
known" (sci·fi) '36-Buster Crabbe.
a!) fiesta Mtiluna
11 :30 0 (ii) (IJ Tiit Hardy Boys (C)
g) Mano 1 Mino Ranchero
A FTER NO O N
12:00 I) Ci!) Cl) Scooby·Doo (C)
0 Hlafl School Bauettlatl (C) Game
of the Week.
0 Gil CI) American Bandstand (C)
~ @ School Dip (C)
8i) Teatro flntastico (C) m Holiday (C)
a!) Drama de la Sem1na
al Lancelot Link (Cl
12:30 6 ~Cl) Tiie Monllees (C)
(iJ Movie: (C) "The Wonders of
Aladdin" {comedy) '61-0onald
O'Connor. m Ha.ztl (C)
@ (}) Coll•ee 81uetb1ll (C)
~ @ Farm Show (C) m Sports World (C)
12:40 IJ Movie: "Sien of the Ram"
(drama) '48-Susan Peters, Alex ·
ander Knox.
1:00 1J Qi (j) D1stardly &. Mutt1ey (C) 0 Suspense Theatre (C) "The Ac·
lion of the Tiger" Stephen McNally,
Telly Savalas, Ulla Jacobbson star. m Kinp of Comedy
i!) Newi, Sports &. Weather
ti) 00 Voice of Africulture (C)
fI) l a Duena m Stories of Success (Cl
1 :30 6 Qi Ci) The Jetsons (C)
0 Double Feature: (C) "Merrill's
Marauders" (drama) '62-Jeff Chan-
dler. "Seven Sinners" (drama) '40
-Marlene Dietrich. John Wayne
i!) Ch1mpionsllip Wrutlina (Cl
~ @ film futures (Cl er;, Scope (Cl
2:00 1J Dusty's TrffhOUse (C) 0 al Pro Bowlers' Tour (C)
The $50,000 Greater Los Ange·
les Open from Bowling ' Square.
Arcadia, Calil
0 Wa2on Train (C)
~ Allernoon Movie: "Zeto
Hour." er;, !te the USA (C)
2:30 6 Insider/Outsider (C) "Africa.
America Counterview "
0 UCLA VS. UCSB LIVE * FROM PAULEY PAVILION! 1J Q) 00 Pacific 8 Bashtball (C)
UCSB vs UCLA. live from L.A_ m "fli1ht Command" (adventure)
'4l~ober1 Taylor
1 @ Pro Bowlers' Tour (C) m Dollars and Sense (C)
a!) Variedades Musicales
3:00 I) CBS Golf Clas.sic (C)
(El College Basketball (C) Loyola
Univ vs Pepperdine College m Musicale I Davey I. Goliath (C)
fII Revistl Musical m The Big Picture (C)
a!) Tutro del Sabado
3;30 0 ()1) (3) a) Andy Willi1m1 San
Oleeo Open Ciolf (C) The thitd round
of play from Torrey Pinu Country
Club in San Dleao.
0 NHL Hoctley Action (C)
(I;) Children's Ao19el Hour (C)
fII Ludl1 en P'•tlnes (C) er;, 1"1n0f1ma 39 (C)
4:00 6 Santa Allit. Future Rau (C)
The $60,000 San Fernando Stakes
for four-year-olds at 1 1 /8 mile.
0 I Spy (C)
9 Cl) CBS Gott Classic (C)
fE Pattem flW LiYinc m New Decade at Sea (C)
4:30 6 Movie: (C) "The lone Ranier
and ttie lost City of Gold" (adven
ture) 'SS-Clayton Moore. Jay Sil
verheels.
1J SPORTS CHALLENGE! * LAKER STARS VS.
YANKEE GREATS!
IJ Sports Cllallenae (C) ''The Old
Yankees" compete with "The Lakers"
in ldentilying famous sports mo·
ments. 0 II Mondo (C) m Untamed World (C) "Under·
water." Part I.
@ (1) Sea Hunt
Q) 00 Wa1on Tr1ln (C) fE Faith for Tod1y (C)
fII El Mundo en qut Ylvimos m Quest for Adventure (C)
4:45 fI) Pte~ame Socur (C)
5:00 D It's Academic (C) Schools com·
peting: Dorsey (L.A.). Cornelia Con·
nelly (Anaheim) and Ramona (Riv·
e'3ide) hiah schools.. IJ 0utdOOI'$ (C) (30)
0 @CV al ABC's Wide World of
Sports (C) Jim McKay hosts. Tent•·
lively scheduled is the National
Fi1ure Skating Championships from
• Buffalo, New York
0 The Avenrert (C) m Movie Cireats: . (C) ''Marjorie
Morningsta1" (drama) '57-Geflt
Kelly, Nalal1e Wood
al Quest for Adventure (C) f.E Peter Ciunn ID The World We live In (C) (R)
®) (j) Trails West (C) m Quest for Life (C) fII World Cup Soccer (C) m Bronco
5:30 0 KNBC Newservite (C)
1J PttEMIERE This Week in NBA
(C) Charlie Jones. Chick Hearn
i!) Anim1ls, Action &. Adventure (Cl
"Glacier Hunters."
fi) Tonirht in Las Veaaa (C)
ID The Advoutes (C) (R)
Ci?) (j) The Untamed World (C) m fisher ramily
6:00 6 The Bia News (C) (30)
0 Q) (j) m NBC News (Cl (30) IJ Laredo (C) (60)
0 Bou City (Cl (60) Guests in
elude Jerry Buller J1nd Gene Chan
dler
@ Then Came Bronson (C) (60)
~ Aariculture USA (C) m Musicale/Oney & Ciollath (C)
6:30 I) About a Week (C) (30)
0 News Conference (C) (30) 0 Eyewitness News (C) (30)
@ (]) forum BMin& (60)
f.E Hobby Sho.ruse (30)
Q) Ci) Elephlnt Cotlntry Specie! (C)
Eii) The frtndi Dltf (C) (30) (R)
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~ (j) CIS News (C) (30) m Children's Ciospel Hour (C) (30) er;, E41e of Eternity (C) (30)
a) Upt>eat (C) (60)
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To Meet Ever-rising Costs,
Your Hospital Expense
Not Covered By Medicare
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USE ENROLLMENT FORM ATTACHED TO BRING YOUR
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s tarted. it wns never intended to cover ~11 the h enlth expenses of older folks .
Since then the deductibles in ho s p1tf1l Medicare h:n·e g,otlen biggPr' nncl bigge r .
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"Medicare supplement " insurance plans.
But, until now. these plans just haven 't solved the problem or s topped the
worry . Most of them don't k eep up with the changes i n Medicare. They pay only
low max imum limits and won't pay for a private room ev en wh en Medicare does.
Some plans reject you for certain health conditions or have long waiting periods
for illnesses you already have. Others cost so much that most folks can't
aff or d them. And even with the mo st expensive of them a ll . .YQU're still NOT
compl etely protected.
As Senior Vi ce President of Bankers. I've studied these other plans. a nd I can
tell you : they 're full o f complicated exclusions, exceptions. and limitations.
when the one thing we older people need to hear about Medicare these days is
pla in talk .
And plain talk i s exactly what I promise you. Send no mo ney. Just fill out the
Enrollment Datacard attached and send it to me . and I promise we'll mail you a
hospital policy so simple I can sum it up in these few words:
AFTER THE INITIAL DEDUCTIBLE. MAGNA -MEDICARE PAYS FOR EVERY SINGLE GAP ...
in Medicare hos pital benefits, with no time limit. for the res t of your life if
need be , or until you 've collected $50.000.00. MAGNA-MEDICARE makes all other
Medicare supplement plans now out of date!
Th ere won't be any "if''s. "and"s or "but"s about limitations. exclusions , or
exceptions to Medicnre. like the ones you find in all the other insurance plans .
It's ns s imple as thnt . If you're at least 65. you won't be rejected no mRtter
how old you are or what your state of health. During this single public
enrollment. everybody gets exactly the same chance to join up in 14 days.
Everything is handled directly by mail: there are no salesmen or middlemen of
nny kind
And there's no my s tery about what it will cost you . If you like your policy.
the s tandard enrollme nt price is just $3.00 £mont h~ person. Otherwise, you
won't owe us n penny . Th e price can never be raised except on a clRss basis for
Comparison of
F .. turea,
Five L .. ding
Medic.re
Supplement Plana
Only
MAGNA-MEDICARE
Hee Them All
• Mu1m1.1m amount in plans A. B.
and C is limited bv fuced number of
benefit davs
BENEFIT
Automatically covers all changes
in government Medicare
Pays in addition to all other insurance
Pays for all extra regular hospital
supplies and services
(drugs. interns. nurses, etc.)
Pays for mental or nervous conditions
in regular hospital
Pays tor private room when
Medicare-covered
Pays for confinement for dental surgery
Pays without time limits
Percentage of deductibles paid
after initial deductible
Maximum amount
PLAN A PLAN B
NO NO
YES NO
NO NO
NO YES
NO NO
YES NO
NO NO
Approx
75% 84%
limited• Limited•
MAGNA-
MEDICARE PLAN C PLAN D
NO YES YES
NO YES YES
NO NO YES
NO NO YES
NO NO YES
NO YES YES
NO YES YES
100% Approx
77% 100%
limited• $15.000 $50.000
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everyone in your s tate. It's low because you don 't buy insurance f or the
initial deductible amount wh ich you onl y have to pay once in an entire benefit
period. Th e r e 's no gimmicky "fi rst-month-reduced" price tha t automatically
increases lat e r on .
There 's no "a fter-enrollment" pri ce eithe r . When enrollments are closed . you
can't get MAGNA-MEDICARE at any price. The re 's on ly one exception: i f n ot yet
65, your wife o r hu s band can enroll wh en 65. but only if you've joined in time.
Along with your polic y we'll also send you the official go vernme nt folder on
Medicare so you can see exactly how MAGNA-MEDICARE f ills in the gaps a nd keeps
right on paying with no time limit t o $50.000 .00 --unlikg any other i nsuran c e
pl an i n Am er i ca Q1 a ny price .
So I hope I 've made it c lear that MA GNA-MEDICARE is the mo s t important ins urance
you should ha v e because it 's the only plan that can so completel y free you from
big hos pital-bill worries.
If you already have another p lan that will pay part o f your e xpenses , you can
use the extra money a ny way you wa nt. Magna-Medicare pays in ~ddition to a ll
other insurance and is always tax-free . ~ ~
In fact. it 's an absolute necessi ty because it 's the onl.Y '!!..fill_ YQl!. can bg §.!_!Lg
you'll be protected for all the gaps in hospital Medicare after the initial
deductible. e ven for illnesses and injuries you 've already had for 10 or 20
years.
But please don't put o ff sendi ng your card ond risk losing your enrollme nt
compl etely --maybe forever~ Th e cl osing date has t o be fin al. We 're
absolutely prohibited from letting strag~lers come in on a n i nd i vidual bas i s
once e nrollme nts have closed . I'd hate t o see you lose out just because your
enrollme nt 8rri ved too lnte
ENROLLMENT
REQUIREMENTS
No mart thin one
policy ,., person.
Enroll....nt limited to
U.S. residents only.
Enrollment not •cc:epbd
if .... , .... , incompllt•
or ill .. ible.
Only S.ior Citizens H
yean of ... or over
may lftrDll.
Do Nat Send
Man1Ywith
Enrolment
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S50,000 BANKERS MAGNA-MEDICARE * PLAN VII
HOSPITAL P LAN
ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE ANO HAVE QUALIFIED FOR GOVERNMENT M EDICARE
TO Bankers Multiple line Insurance Company
4810 North Kenneth Avenue • Chicago. llltno1s 60630
Please enroll me (and my w ife or husband 11 named below) in the $50,000 BANKERS MAGNA MEDICARE · PLAN VII (Policy
D· 767). Please send me mv pollcy and Hospital lden11f1cat1on Card now I understand this protec11on will begin 1mmed1a1ely
on payment of my f1rs1 premium
My N;ime __________ ....,.. ____________ Oet e of Birth _________ _
ptene pront
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ENROLL YOUR SPOUSE HERL
F11s1 Name ol Husband or Wtl•-------------------Dmte o f Bor1h ________ _
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EXPLAIN ING TIME-LIMITED ENROLLM ENT IN
America's first and only plan that
PAYS EVERY SINGLE GAP IN HOSPITAL MEDICARE
after initial deductible.
Pays to $SQOOO for $3 a month.
If I already have M edicare. why do I n eed
M AG N A -M EDICARE?
Because governmcnl Medicare was never 1n
1endcd to cover air your hospital expenses. 11 has
dedurt1bles cH1d maximum ltm11s The deduct1
bles increased 18% 1n 1970 and 15% more in
1971 These gaps and ltm1ts 1n government
Med1carr r.an cost you thousands of dollars out
of your own pockel
If I already have eJCtra hospital insurance.
doesn't it cover all the gaps 1n Medicare?
Definitely not All otllcr hosp11al insurance plans
h.we Pxclus•ons l11rn1.111ons and exceptions to
Mf'rJ1r • .trP thc11 you would have to pay for your-
•.t II out ol your s.1vinQS or by qoing into debt
W hat do o ther insurance plans leave out ?
Othf'1 plan\ !MY SPI'< •l•r amounts 101 fl '<ed
pt•r rods ot t1nw ,1lh•r GO days after 90 days
when your 60 day hfet11m.• reser\IP is used uµ
.ind so on Mi'd1t <111• c <111 c hanye d!o 1t did this
Yf'ill and vnu rift' ll'ft w11h rww gap~ not
LO\ICrPd 111 YllUI other putt< res \fll11h MAGNA
MEDICARl ynu do 11111 11,1\11' 10 k1•ep up w 11h
~uc h ct1,1ng••, 1t .1u1wn<1t•( .illy 1 hanq•>s 10 fill in
t omplPtr·ly w11t1 1lu1 1.D11Pspnnrt1nq premium
Most oltH'r pt.in' hil111• tow m.1x1n111m limits they
Pxrludr me111,1I d1c;turb.rnc I' even acts nl war
and .;ilrnost nnnr pays fnr ;1 pnvatP room evon 1f
Mt•d11;,1rr• rlors MAG NA MEDICARE µays fur
all these Pxprnses th.it you woulrt t1a11f' to pay
yourself It 1111~ •n qaps that every olhPr plan
leavPS open
Then. with MAGNA M EDICAR E I can be
sure I'm completely protected>
Yes It 1c; the unly pl.in 1n thP n,111on that after the
firs! dcduc11blP µ.iy<. .111 Metl•<.<lrC tovered 1n
hnspttt.11 r xp.,n<,t-<. wh1·n1•111•r M1•d1c art> doc-; not
rven p11• P•,1<.11no < nn1l111011<. ls1rknesses you
,1lff'Jd~ htJ\f!) .lit' rov1•r£od 111nwrl1ately w11h no
111 .. J111r111 pc11nd So to ht pmnlPtely protPr. ted
MAIL ENROLLMENT FORM ON REVE RSE
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you must have MAGNA MEDICARE even II
you t1ave other plans
But then won't I have duplicate insurance?
MAGNA M EDICARE does not duplicate gov-
ernment Mecl1c .)re and pays you in addition to
any other insur..inft' you may have now or ever
get in the future II part ot your expenses are
na1d by anothPr plan you can spend the elWa
money ilny w ,1y you w ant ALL MAGNA
MEDICARE payments arP tax free
Can I choose my own hospitaP
Yes You c:an u!>f' any 11•gul.11 hospital approved
lnr government M t•ll1 C:.uP Natur.1lly this does
nol mPan mPnt.11 1n<>hlul111n!> or extended care
lac:1ht1f's like nur<;rno hnml''i Private doctor
bill<; ol course do nnt comp under hosp1tiJ/
Mcrhrarr• for th<'Sl' bl' sure vou are s1qned up
for the lnl'tlical part of MN11rilre
Can I go in and out o f t he hospital as o ften
as I want?
GA YP~ You can qo in and out of thf' hospital as
ofien as you need to and still tollPct your full
MAGNA M EDICARE h1•nrf11s up 10 S50 000 00
I Q ~I -:=-t o t he hospital for 300 days. what
will M AGNA M EDICARE pay me>
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Based on hospital costs of S60 a day and other
covered expenses of S22 a day, M AGNA
MEDICARE w ill pay you $1 4.750 in addition to
what you collect from M edicare
H ow can 1t cost only SJ 00 a month?
Because you don't buy insurance for the 1n111al
deducttble amount This is the most frequently
paid but the least important part of any M edicare
supplement plan and you only have to pay it
once in a Mpehcare henef1t pc11od A s1mplP
sing Ip enrollment by ma I~ l'"P<. e•pPn~"S to J
minimum Ther(' ,ue no salesmen s comm1ss1ons
to pay no t1p,1lth qu<:::.11ons or medical cxam1n.i
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H ow can Bankers offer M AGN A -M EDI-
CA RE when other companies do not ?
Because Bankers Multiple Line, founded 1n
1883. has specialized 1n protec11on for senior
c111zens for many years and has learned what
they need This provided the necessary actuarial
statistics to show that, as a group, older people
are "better actuarial rtsks.. than supposed.
Bankers could then elrm1nate restrictions still
imposed by other companies
Can I enroll even if I am not 1n good health?
Yes. although your first covered hospital v1s1t
must begin after your p olrcy is 1n force. During
ttle enrollment period no one 1s required to take
a medical examination or answer questions
about present or past t1ealth of any kind Sick-
nesses you may already have are fully covered
with no w a111ng period
Can my policy be cancelled if my health
gets very bad and I collect t housands of
dollars7
No. Your MAGNA-MEDICARE membership
cannot be cancelled because or rll health, no
matter how often or how much you collect up to
the $50,000.00 maximum And you will never
have to pay a higher premium unless 1t applies
10 everyone else 1r1 t he s;11nc state
How do I enrol P
G"A By send1nq on youi r111ollmPnl form before thC' -n dPactl1ne whpn the rnr0llmrnt pPnod closes
(If hath arP 65 or nlcll'• il hu<.h.1ncl ;ind w ife can
uo;e !he samt' form I
Q If I let 1t go now. can I enroll again later on?
Gj\ No. and you could lose your enrollment fnrever
You cannot be admitted or re admitted once
enrollments are closed Tt11s •S proh1b1ted w1t11
nnly one f"'tCPpt1on fl nnw un<!Pr 65 your w of P
01 husband can enroll on re.:11.h1ng that age
provided you are enrolll'd m t1mr
WITHIN 14 OAYS-00 NOT DELAY ANO FOR FEIT
YOUR ENROLLM ENT
MAGNA -M EOIC ARE • is offered under excl usive l icense by
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BUSINESS REPLY
NO POSTAGE STAMP NECCSSARY If MAllEO IN TH( U N ITED suns
'<>STAG£ WILL BE PAID BY
BANKERS MULTIPLE LINE INSURANCE CO.
ueeutlft Offices
4110 North Ktnneth AYenue
Chlcap, Illinois 60630
FIRST
CLASS
Pwmit No.
57152
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