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1971-01-30 - Orange Coast Pilot
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Mitchell and 'smirt·A. Roosa '7ill on the rocket BR4 power 'ftl-.tranlfemd ~ partitim. The partition Is • requirement of a Medical isolation that the astronaut., started Jan. 11. They are restricted to direct contact with key personnel. The wives and children of all three spacemen new here from their Houston homrs to watch the launching. For Louise Shepard it will be the sec- ood time ahe has watched her husban d vault into 1ptet. Nearly a decade ago, Shepard became America's first space- man when he made a-brief suborbital trip atop a relatively pmiy f{edstone rocket with less than ooe<111e-hundredth the power of the Saturn 5. For Louise Pt1itchell and Joan Roosa it ~'ill be a first. Their busbands are· spaet1 rookies. This will be the first manned launch to the moon since the abortive Apollo 13 mission last April. 'The future of tbe Apollo program could be riding on it. The near-disaster ol Apollo 13. in which the three astronauts made It safe· ly home on the systems of the lunar module after an oxygen tank" exploded in the _ command ship. CQntributed to the cancellation of two Apollo launches. All lhrt!e of lhe remaining moon , landings coold be in jeopardy If Apollo 14 faYs. ApOlJO 1~ · was delayed nearly four monthl while design <"-,..,. made lo tlie -talit -and. !l!ldltmal itot ~· !!'r !) . ' . . . ' . ' ·.,.Of GJs-Vi taj· WASHINGTON ~AP) -Sec;morJ:.ol Slate William P. Rogers,.~ COi> cent about the enemy supply ·build\i,a II aouthern Laos, aays unlimited ·u.s. air- po...-er will be available throU&hout Indo- china to proiect'withdrawinc·Gts: · A.lked about reports of an 1Jni1on1Uft¥ major push by allies into norUnrtlkrD South Vietnam near the LIOs.Cam~ border, Rogers refused to dllcUU 1'irba~ we are going to do in a milJtary • ., .. about the Communist buildup. "There is a very critical period about to ensue," Rogers told a news conference Friday. "Bx· May 1 we will have: withdrawn about 50,000 more troops and we will bavt our tr09p,s largely out Of the cGm· bat .ri>le," he said . "The: enemy -obo viousl,y because it is a dry season - will attempt to build up it.! base area11 so that Jt can attack us at that point." ?I-lost of the North Vietnamese activity is In Cam· bodia and !IOUthern Laos , Rosen aaid, addlng: "So our airpower is goiiig to be used lo the maximum extent neeetsary, that the President feels necessary,' for the safety of American1. '' And he. said It could . be used in Laos, CambOdla or either Vietnam. · llogers coupled lhe plqe qi ual1i'\ltsd airp>wer to protect Amerlcsn ror,...WllJ!. dl:10rlJlc from Sout!i Viel!iqt w1iii .~· ...... ~ admlnlltrltlor! 1'1lJJ='tlil!olo • c:ongreosionaJ ban .... . .tr.I. .• · ... 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The !Cene opens in Harbor Judicial DI.strict Court. A nice round dozen dancers sit on the tired tools of their trade. wa iting fo r .their defense attorney to arrive. One is reminded of the avant.garde play ';Wa iting for Qodot." about people sitting around waiting for one who will .,Ive all their problems. GODOT DOESN.T sho\\'. making a point of the absur- dity of li{e. Th1s tableau might be titled "Waiting for Ray Legg," the: liwyer for whom the gals. their assorted children, men- folk, parents and a Germa n shepherd pup with a bandaged w are waitlnc. JJe may or may not solve all their problems, which amount to 20-plus countl ol lndeeent e:ii:p()lure at Coeta Maa's Firehouse bar. • VNLIKE GODOT, he does flnally !how, but one 18 still somehow remind· ed ln thae aurroundlfiiS of the absurdity of Ille. "Me n' Sue are the only one& up on that damn list for lewd conduct," pipes one dancer, pointing to the criminal court calendar on the wall. Nonetheless, the group has all the personal appearance and moral men· act of a joint Garden Grove and Stanton PTA meeting. Defense attorney Legg is now late and getting la ter. The newsman covering the ca&e of. the uncovered bas memorized the ifWillcatloos and salary range for a oounty~mploy!d veterinarian's poat from ~ bulletin board. ~ SO RE DECIDEZ now to aee bow bottom1ess dancers spend their own ~forced 1iei=e time. Or>e appl~ked lass taba her pup for a he.a1thy run In the Little Lea· p BaseblD ltadium across I.he ltrf:eL 1 TtPO talk shop and astrology, such as whether Geminis or Virgos make the best performers. · A third takes her three small children over to swing ln the sun-splashed park, looking for all the world like a Ladies' Home Journal covergirl. ''WE COULD sing 'I'm in the JaHhouse Now.' " suggesUI another , sipping coffee that she looks like she needs-badly. Legs cross. Legs uncross. Legg hasn't yet arrived . By now it is noon recesa and the bottomleaa dancers (\rift downtown - from D!r Wienerschnitul to Pink'• Drug Store -looking for lunch and groovy clothing shops. "LET US kn ow if anything happens," they call back Md forth. Could It be that bottomless dan cers have some primitive form of com- munication like whales or dolphins? One also wonders who among the citizenry could suspect the real identi- tita and occuphtions of these noon-hour window shoppers in their mid!!? You might take lhem for bank clerks, housewives or salesgirls. But what's that old saying about women : they all look alike with their clothea on? 'Bonnie, Cl yde' Driver Will Speak in County WilUam Edward "Big Jim " Howin(f.on rode with the notorlo\UI Bonnie and Clyde 1ang. For three years he waa their driver, lookout and gunman. He was later arreated, tried and con- victed on Ill counts of robbe ry and murder in Texas and sentenced to a total of 364 years. P'or crimes in Mississippi he was 1tntenced to a tot.al of 194 years. ln Arkan.us a total of 99 years and in Virginia Big Jim was sentenced to death. Yet today Big Jim Howington is a free man and according to his sponsors free In mind, free in his he art and physically free. He ls now de.voling his life to helping young people achieve a meaningful life as well-rounded productive citizens. Tut.aday Big Jim will be a guest at the Hotline Hour at Melodyland . He will tell of his old life and the chanE!e Clemente Policen1an Sets Defense Class San Clemente Police Detective Ernest Muller will teach defense tactics in Sad- dltback CoUege's police aclence program tldl comlni quarter. Muller, an expert in judo. taught a limlllr courte on the campus last year. He will teach in an "u-needed" basis in ~ oolJece'a. eitended-d1y program. that baa brought about his new Ille and dedication to helping others. Every Tuesday evening at Melodyland the Hotline Hour ~esenb featured guests, popular music groups 1 n d testimonies of ex-drug users. Admission is free. Those Interested In further information may call the Hotline, n a-1000. Ma rines Hunting For 'I ncentives' CAMP PENDLETON (AP) -The '-tarine Corps is figuring out "some good incentives'' to get reservi!lts in the event selective service Is eliminated . the commandE;r of the <Ith Marine Divis~on said today . •·we would ha ve to offer some good lnetntives tn induce men to join the reserves ," said Maj. Gen. Leo J. Dulacki . "These jncenlives are currenUy belni examined and evaluated." He gave no examples . Dulacki said elimination of the draft wouldn't affect the regular strength of the Marines an all-volunteer force. He said he expects the draft law which expires this summer to be. extended until 1973. S.aida11 Around Count11 Voters Kill 'S uperblock' In Palo A lto PALO ALTO (AP ) -Voters In this suburban community which borders Stan- ford Uhiverslty have given a red light to highrUe development by defeating a $12 million downtown •·superblock" lhat would have featured two ISG-foot office towers. The anU..hlghriJe movement began last year when voters defeated 'a proposed JS-story medical center in the business- district -the first setback in a ~year trend that has converted this once-sleepy town into a sprawling complex of space age firms . Forty miles north in San Francisco, a similar anti-high rise movement is under way to limit building heights along the watufront. The campaign began after U.S. Steel Corp. pro-posed a 55().foot high office building . Claiming victory for the anli-highrise forces, engineer Richard Rosenbaum. leader of the Citizens Committee tn Block the Superblock, declared : "The voters of Palo Alto really have rejected the masalve development approach to our city's needs." He apoke early Wednesday at a party where victories ate a "Superblock"• shaped cake. Clty Manager George Morgan, who favored the projecl, said : "1be vote reflects the doubts, suspicions and un- certainties of our times. Environment is the problem of the era. If a vo ter doeen't know or is uncertain, he votes 'no'." Developer Scott Carey called it "an appa.re.nt ovtrT'tacUon to environmental problema lo tbt extent that it ia proposed we should do nothing. I fear that kind of poaltion will create problems of _equal dimension." The two square-block project , vt'hich al!o would have included a two-story commercial buUding and an underground garage for 1,200 cars, was defeated in a special election Tuesday 10.269 to 6,572. The city has 31 ,963 registered voters. During the heated campaign, Mayor Jack Whea tley argued that the project would allow downtown Palo Alto to •·regenerat e illelf" by providing "a log ical well planned renewal ." But Rosenbaum warned it would add to traffic problems , lead to heavy garage revenue losses and ~awn other similar developmcnL~. "It will produce a disaster area," he said. What next? 1 Councilman Kir ke Comstock, a leadin g "Superblock" opponent, said: "The nut order ol business is for the City C:Ouncil to go a.head with the lighting and beautification project in downtown Palo Alto." Morgan agreed that the beautification project 1hould be revived and added that the city has alread)I bee.a authorized to erplore uecting a gar1ge 1tr11cture oo city property. Said Carey : "The people who opposed the project claimed there wert better alternatives. They now have the duty to come forth wtth poalUve alternative packages.'' Dating Winners Get La guna Trip Laguna's forth coming Winter Fcit.ival will be heralded acrOS! the nation on 193 ABC television stations on Monday when a young couple appearing on the Dating Game program wins a "date at the Winter Festival." Color shoU of Laguna. including the beach and backstage activity al the Pageant of the Masters will be shown as the an nounrer describes the day lo be spent by the winning couple. including th e Winter Festival rodeo. luncheon and dinner at Art Colony restauranUI and a visit to the exhib its at I.he Festiva l grounds. The program will be see.n locally at 2 p.m. Monday on Channel 7. The Winter Festiva1 story also is being circula~ to 600 newspapera ne1t week and spot announcements will be supplied to 30 Southern Callfomla broldc.uting 1t.aUon1 deteriblng the 17-day Winter FesUva1 whlch opens Feb. II. 'Rubella Roundup Day' Set Sunday la "l\dbella Roundup Day." from ll 1.in. to 4 p.m., frtt im- munilltklnf qainlt rubella , a disease commonly known . u · German measles, Will be avalllble to Orange c.ount)' cbllclrtn. ~ 'nuiy brine lhtlr children qos -UrouO 12 to any of the clink: l&o alris' J1ad Wow. Voh1nlttr teams al -· ....-.. pl>ormac~b. and • dt1 worktrt will operate the ....... -411 dlnlcl ~ by the ~I Coml\J Medlc:al "-lallon and °" ~ ~ Health llepaJ'tm<•t. ,._., .. Hrtaln Import.ant points thlt ,.tim&I ltituld emllder, accordlng "'1111 .two -~ oraanlzatlom : --. -known .. "thr....i•y" (If' "German" meaalel. ii not the ume ••"red.'• "l.,.y'', "hard" or ''regUlar" -· 'lllero6n. -~ • cblld bu hid "red" mttilea Gt the vllCclne for this -· be ii not lmmuna from rubdla. -The v1cxlnt 11atnat rubelln hu only ·t become available dur ing the put two years. tr • child received a ·•measle.a" immunization prior lo this time, It w11s the "red" meaales vaccine, not the rubella vaccine. -Rubella la a mild disease, la1Ung for •bout tine dlyo and conalsUng of a fever and 1 light rash. Althou&h childhood complications are extremely ·ra~. rubella can have tragic efl@cl on unborn , i,,iWes. If an uptetant mothtr bu rubella during the fin! lliree months of bet prqnaocy, the baby could be born with birth defects. -Epldtmlca of rubella run In cyclts, and another epidemic is expected this year. Tht last epkte.mlc. In 1954, caused more than 50,000 expectant mothe:rs In lhil country to suffer m~arrlage1 or give birth IO bibles with defects. -A child llhould not be vaccinated against rubella if he hAa already had the rubella vaccine, If he hu a CWTent lllness or fever. or If he has •n .Uergy to chicken ew or fe.ather1, duck eggs ~I or feathers, neomycin, or r1bblUI. The free rubella lmmunhltions will be available at the following Orange COast location!: C1ph:tn.M-D1U Point - R I c h 1 r d Henry Dana Elementary School, 26462 Sacramento Street. Dann Point. Cetta Mat -Costa Me.St Hieb SchooJ, 2950 Ftltvlew Road. Foullla V1lle7 -Loa Amlg<>s High School, 165e6 Newbop< Sir«\: Fountain Valley High School, 17111 Buahard Street. Hut-Bea<• -Edi'°" Hlgh School, 21400 Magnolia Avenue: Hun- tington Buch High School. UIOO Main Strut; Marina High School, 15871 Spring- dale Stree.t. Lapu Beach -Laguna Beach High School, 125 Park AvenUf:. Mi11loo Viejo -Miaalon Viejo High SdlOOI, 25025 Cbrilanta DrlV<. 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"- Q " ' . ·1-w eekead· ~"-You .dotmeete-.s ' DaQy Paper . -•/ t .... ,,. ,, •f : 'f.~. 6'1, ~O. 26, 5 SECTIONS, 180 J>:A;&ES . , ...... , .. ~ .. ~ . . DAILY ,ILOT Steff PMM CORONER'S DEPUTY WHEELS BODY AW1',Y FROM BACKYARD Newport Beach Couple Found DeMI in Swimming Pool My st ery Shrouds·Death Of Couple Fou~_in ·Pool -By JOANNE 'REYNOLDS Of ""' O.llr .. 11w1 """ Mtmey -iodax• ""'tklocd to surround the double • dtillio of long-time Costa Mesa ~urateur William Stev.'art and his wife, Isabel, whose bodies were found Frit\ay. !loating In the swimming pool of I.heir Westclirr home in Newport Beach. Newport investigators are probing every J>OSS.ibility. These range from a bizarre doqble-drowning le> a possible shOrkircuit in a whirlpool bath ap-pari&fui which might have caustd sindt.aneous double electrocution as the coupj,e Swam. 'f:r . i::r 'f:r H~1ington Man ~f e<l to Death . . During Party By TERRY COVILLE OI IM Dellr .. 1111 ll•tl A youn~ tJuntlngton Beach ma n \VB!! knifed to death iii his own apartrncnt Fri- day ~l by a party cra:>her. Po,lceJ :oiaid Arthur E. Basha\\·, 21, of ~ ., I' !..;.:~~.. .: ,, ' Cl.,.. Wllihl fliendl have lold N.-J>Qllce tfiir-.;H ·was· 1bt l'OUple'' -hlbit , •. lM.e •• ·~ -'Iii the pool -"' their home, 'UM SUSlel ·Lane. Det.cti,.., stmsed -th.al the dooble death is still being li!led, as accldtnlaJ, Meanwhile, an autopsy has been lichedul· ed tn an effort to detmrune the precise cause of death. "There is 1Qsolutety no evidence of foul play;" declared Newport detective Sgt. Kenneth . Thompson. Thompson did, at oue point, try the whirlpool bath device and he said it seemed to him to have short.{:ircuit.ed. A Newport city electrician was then summoned to the death scene. He said the whirlpool seemed to be operating p.rfectly. Stewart, 6Z, and ~frs. Stewart. ~. were long-time Harlxc' Area residents and op. erattd Siu.Ire Steak Houses in Costa P-fesa and Huntington Beach. They were last :reen alove about 3 p.m. Thursday. (Ste DEATII, Pa1e 3) V.S . Outpost Shelled A fter Tet Truce Ends 321 7th St .• was stabbed several times SAI GON (UPI ) -North Vietnamese 111•itJrt 'It' switchblade knife. He left a and Viet Cong'forces ended a Tet Junar trail of blood through the living room, new year cease-fire toda y with a shelling· haUway, and bedroo1n W.here he apPat-· attack again.st an American outpoat. The ently tried to nee trbm the assailant~ ...communists accused allied forces of P..ollce,rsa.14 ~~w, Wh. sta~·abellt, •\~leul1vlolaUng"'1~ truce nearly IO c'P.lll· lie WIS nahtd to. HunWIAtall In· · 308 th1ifll!.·: , . tettomt:noottt•Hospitel by 1m~lance and "ill <;ainbJ>41:1, Amer ican dta\OliUoD.ex~ died 11bilrt mxtnlltht despite a ttaruifdslon pe;tS hi: ~ Penh beian:tcachi1t4 Cam. oh!ijhtjlnts ol'bJoOct nisl>!d 't<i.thi hjls-bodlali tcoOtis how to handle exploalv" pitlll. by lllt :C*.-.. .Couo(y siieiilta ·De-and Com1miniat ·t100pi attacked ·a ship partment. poftcc~sa.id. . . mnvoy tailipg~up the -Mekonc• Rtver loo' Accordlni to 1rlVeitig8torS , B8.sha1' was ward the C;A~I. -. · . . hokling a party at his apartment wheh ~ Comn}wtist four~ay c~se-#ire ex· • balf -dozen indivkiuiiils from DoWney plred at J .. m .. toc;l•.I .a~nd fiY.e minutes came In U11invlterl. later Comlnentst units bombarded •n ar~ Bashaw-sot ·into a beef wi th one of the li~~ unit at ·lbe U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Downey gtoup _ who then pulh!d the ~1vmon wltb lO roipxls of 12mm motar fire two mile!!' 90Uthwest of Phucc Dinh and 75 tnlles north.northeast ol Sal~o'= (See STABBED, P•re 3) --~D••~ ·to .. ·Lite 1 • • - , __ • .,\ "· ~-' < TEN CENTS .. i.. ' < • '\ ·,Ne: .. _ ·w~: ' ... ' . Ai:r · Action Hinted Rogers Says . V.S. to Protect Troops W.ASHlNGTON (AP) -Secrtiary of State WlfUam P. fto&ers, expreulng con- cern abC:m ~ eneJP1 supply buildups in IW'tbem 'i.,o., ~ unlimir.ed U.S. air· power will be ·avaflible throughout lndo--'71!0& to protect•withcirawlng Gls. rAsked about reports Ot an lmpendioc major pwll by allie:oi l1to northwestern Sduth Vietnam near the LaGS.CambodJa border, Rogers refmett to discuss "What we, are going to ·do in !!I mllllary way" about the Commurllst buildup. .. nere is· a Yet')' critical period, about to enaue," Ro&«J told· a news,co1'feretn Frld9y. . • 1 • '-'By May ·1 )"t wjjl, hlive ?ilbdrawn .11l>ou&, ~_,. mor~, troopa.;a~ we will ~ve OW' ~rt?OJ>S largelJ, avt of the com- bat role," he stitf. '\'l'be, ene_my -Qb- viously· because itJ.1-a dry\ aeasoa -will attempt "lo build uP'lt:oi'bue·areas.so that it can attack Ua at · that point.''· ~Ost of the ~orth Vle\Jlame.a,e JctiVity. is i11.·Cat'n• bQdia .and sou~rn Laos,, Rogers said, adding: "So our airpow~ ls gi:iing to be osed to the mt.Etmwn extent necessary, tbat the Ptttidenl feeb necessary, for the ulety of Amerl~ana;"" And b"e said ii could be used in Lloa:, Cambodia or eUher Vietnam. . Rogers coupled the pledge or unlimited alrpowu to protect Ainer1ca11 forces with- drawing from South Vietnam with wur. a.nets the •dministr.atlcm .'1{111 not . violate a· congresslonal ban against sending U.S. ground<emblt iroopc or. advi&ers into Cambodia. In sa'Igon, the U.S. Command ructed to. reperta· ol the massive eaemy bw1dup in the northwest corner of·South ·V.ietnam by dispatching BS2 bombera for &trikes at infiltration routes and storage depot& Three of the huge atratofortre.ues dumped a total o( 90 tona ·of bombs 15 mileJ northwest of Khe Sanh where fin· geri of the Ho Chi Minh lfall cro.w from Laos ii.to South Vietnam. Blizzard Apollo · Poise.d for Launch Paralyzes Midwest j ' eter~n Alan Shepard to Le~ Flight to Moo'n By United P~Sll Internatktnal A blir.zard, packing deep snow and SO. mile-an-hour winds, whipped through the upper Midwest toward the Northeast io- day, snarling traffjc, closing schools and forcing postponement of sports events. CAPE KENNEDY,_ Fla. (AP) -The countdown ticked on, the ·a,Sti'on3uts re- laXed, arid ev_erythirig w~s "_go'' "today for · Sumhtyr's lauitc.hing oJ APollo 14 to the<maeirr. • ' I ' . At 12,u p.m. Ps'r $...iay. -11 there are no hlkht:oi, A11n B. Shepard Jr., Ed· gar D. Mitchell aild Stuart A. Roosa will ride the power or I Saturn 5 rocket iwaY froln lfteir horne -ptanet.on ·AmJrioa's first moon flight in nine mcmths, ·The lauocb-team eoncen&ra~ todly on the Salum I after completinr. prepara· tory ~ork on the comm~d. @nd lunar modules Friday. Batfetiea were installed on the rocket and power wa:oi transferred Apollo Facts, Figures Southeast MinneSota was ''virt~y paralyzed," a "oo travel" warning was issued for the entire state or North Dtt kola, road& were closed in several Wis-CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) -Facb mid flgurei of" 1Jwa Apollo 14 mia;- sioo: ~ cmnUes ~d arriv.ing flight.! we~ I,.aun.cb time: ~~ p.m. PsT.Sunday. . di~rted for a hme Friday from ctn· A.•~allls.: Navy Capt, Alan ,B. Shepard Jr., 47 ; Navy Cmdr. Edgar D. Cafl'S midway airport. MJt.chell, tp ; Atr F~l'ce 11fa· .'S,tµ:art,A. ~. J'l, .. Blizzard warnings wece in effect , ... _~~: Mat\• , imoa 1¥dinl. ~rd a.pd Mltcheil art to au~~pt ~l!>f--""-~ ···n:i,P.· m· -. '!;:9!.~·~E•t of'<Miohlpn u the _II.inn moved ljmt· ~~ roa,. .~ to U'""llifn!;'":'"t!'a. -. ....-.1. -Nllllooo':'c'f-.-8et!~ "• >;' . ii lllne:lii a.! , ·!':'fsi; boan, iklu41N I .:c:: ......... fvecalt •"the-'IMlt·a:itDificant ~ ....... ~, ~ ·''· •fi.: 1 • • • ' la!lcna ..• ao ,flr. thi.91 ~inllr leUOn~ 1 •:t ~, :NMel at tlte ,.,.;. i1a'r. Command Mip, J(ttty lllwk; hmal" module, fur a wide area rJ..' westera Nef York Antares. · 11~te. Sev~ bUzzitd wlnmiP ~·ert up ~~=-,~:8J'a~~in:~::h with Apollo 1c 11~rt sted.J3&1 for the Buffalo rielntty. feet tall. ~·world's most. pow"erful rocket it has a flnit-1tage thrulf. of 7.8 The sttinn was to 1ev~ In. Iowa that million pounds. ' state snow crtW. were called off tbe Coit.of ml11Mn: Saturn ·ft8$ millloa ; command ahlp $55 million; hJnar job by early Friday evening, Officials ~ule MO million; lawieh ~ationa, Including recovery opuatiorul, $05 mil· aaid most eourtty roads In the northern lion , !CientUlc package S25 mtllion. Total '400 mllllon. part cl the state were clo~. Children were released from school early Friday to ease tllelr trip·home. A series of . traffic accidenlll claimed four lives . in Wisconsin as winds of 50 miles an hour whipped snow into high drifts and cut visibility to • nt:ar zero in some areas. Wboorl!in state .pollct warotd motor- ist!: to stay off intent.ale highw•ys ex· cept in dire emergency. The warning wa:oi loo late to prevent. a pileup of more than 100 vehicles on tbe Interstate 94 bridge at Hudsoo, Wis. An Auatln. Minn.,. residen( said south· eastern Minnesota was "virtually para· lyzed" by three boors of blizurd condi- tions late Friday. He said it was "blow ing, snowing to beat the band." In terstate 90 near Rochester was block· t'd for a time and schools closed early. At least one Minnesota de.ath wa:oi at· trlbuted to the storm. a • Man Killed in Bombing . At LA Federal Building LOS ANGELES (AP)-The·third born~ Ing of a public bu ilding in the Los An· geles area this month killed aJ11 18-year- old jarlltor whil e many of the tl.000 em- ployes at the Federal BuildlnJ:! were at work. Thomas Ortiz, a stude nt at Los Angeles 'T'rade Tech and a parl-tim e employe of the General Servi ces Admi nis tration as- signed to Internal Reven ue Service of. fices, lost both legs in the blast. Nobody else wa:oi in jured by the expl~ sion Friday afternoon in the men's resl· room on the second floor of !he seven· story sleel and glass structure. Police Capt. Robert C. Perry said that rrom all indications the bomb v.•as placed Jn a_ waste receptacle in the re!troom. The explosion ruptured water lines, blew a 4-by.S.!oot hole in a wall and knocked out some electrical circuits, Perry said. FBI agent,, and police investigating the incidlnt said many of the OOJ!ding;s 6,000 worker1 were evacuated and the building was sealed ofi as Investigators picked through I.be rubble fot·chtet. Pollce said the blut was o1: such ln- tenalty I.hat It woukl be difficult to de- tennlne tbe kind o( ezplotJve u.ted. NewportHolds21 On Drug ·Gh arges to ·internal from an a:Lemal srouoo )\Olll'Ce - The astronaut.! gene!'Blly pl8med lo ~ax in crew quarters five miles from lbe launch pad. In the after'l'loml they visit wiih their families and friends, commwlicating wilh Uiem throuah a glass partition. The Jartition Is a requirement of a Medic isolation that the astroaauts started Jan. 11. They are restricted to direct contact with key personnel. The ·wivea and children of all three spacemen flew here .from their Houaton homes to watch the laW1cbing. For Louise Shepard -it will be the sec- ood time ahe has watcbed1 ber buSband vault into spact:. Nearly a decade aao. Shepard tecame """"""'•lb-at space· man when he made a brief suborbital trip atop a relatively pqny Redstone recltet witlr · Jess thin '.ah~chd.tir" tlie- power of the Saturn I. For Louise Mitchell and Joan Roosa it will be a firsL Their husbands are 1paee rookies. 'I'h1! will be the first manned launch to the moon since the abortive Apollo 13 mhltlcn last April. The future of the Apollo ·program could be ridlnK on IL 11te near~lJaster of Apollo JJ, in which the three astronauts made It safe- ly home on the systems of the lunar module after an orygcn tank exploded in the command ship. contributed lo the cancellation of two Apollo launches. All three of the remaining moon Jandlnp could be in jeopardy if Apollo 14 falls. Apollo 14 was delayed nearly four months while design changes were made to the oxygen tank systeJD and additional (Stt APOLLI, Pare 2) Dela y Ordered In Arson Trial A three-week delay was ordered Friday In the Orange County Superior Court-... trial or a Corona del Mar physician charged with arson, burning with intent to def raud . burning insured property and bribing witnesses. Dr . Ebbc Hartelius, whose home ill at 687 \V. Wilson SL, Coste M~a . waa ordered by Judge Byron K. McMill a11 to report lo the department of Preii;lding Judge William C. Spei rs Feb. 17 for trial sett ing. Dr. HarteliWI, 50. was charged after Investigation last April 9 of a fire wh ich damaged his offices at 2345 E. Coa~t Highway . Corona del Mar. Investigators allege, tbe blaze "!&S sparked by 'asollne. Court actkm Friday was preeeded by Dr. Hartelius' filing of a petition for dissolution of his 22-year maniage to Mrs. Grethe HarteUus. Tbe complaint cites lrreconcUabie dillennce1 • betwe.n. the· Danish-born couple and awards cus~y of their only child, G~, 16, to Mn. Hartellua. Oruge Welldter ' The Orange Colst will contlntte Wb8k ta ·•lnwll!t·ewtuner'"3ther thnJuib SundaJ, aW!ough U. wtll be alightiJl·Cooter. -1-J'llbns lo. !be low 1111. INSmE TOD& Y 11'• Car61 l1111 .... it' Dar' In: 1114 DAILY PIWT. Tiii ·tifi'..001 redlM'od ICOJ'e• · • do•bt. J>lov uritll artlClc.1 in FamUv Wn'.klr and TV WIEK, bolh 1 ..... i.d msu:i. thf1 tditiOft. ..... ""'" ,..._, c':":;..."'"" ~ ..... ~---' .. .. ' ' .,, . 1..t.rt-... 1. " , ,.......,,.._ ... , .... ,..,...... ,, lt-M """"" ' 1, .......... ~ ... f I ~ •• L.t ,_, l)•ll " ,,.. __ "''I ,, .,., ..... ' - ' " ) I DAILY PILOT S..lilrdU'. Ji~ JO, 1971 . Mesa Bottomless Girls; When They Face Music By ARTllUJl R. VINSEL ot "" ~" P'lltt ll•ff LADIES WHO bare their all by night spend many hourt rittin& on it In court by day. No matter how vigorou! it seems, bottOmless dancing can be a real 1lt- down job. considering one of several occupational hau.rds: getting busted. The scene opens in Harbor Judicial District Court. A nice round dozen dancers sit on the tired tools of their trade. wa iting for their defense attorney to arrive. One is rl'minded of the avant-garde play "Waiting for Godot." about people sitting around waiting for one who will solve all their problems. GODOT OOESN'T show, making a point oI the absur- dity of life. This tableau might be titled "Waiting for Ray Legg," the lawyer for whom the gals. their &IM>rted children. ·men- folk, parents and a ~rman shepherd pup with a bandaged ear are waiting. He may or may not solve all their problems. which amount to 20-p!WI count! of indecent expoeure at Costa Mesa's Firehouse bar. UNLIKE GODOT, he does finally show. but one b still somehow remind · ed in these surroundings of the abaurdity of life. "Me n' Sue are the only ones up on that damn list for lewd conduct," gripes one dancer, pointing to the criminal court calendar on the wall. Nonetheless, the group has all the personaJ appearance and moral men- ace of a joint Garden Grove and Stanton PT A meeting. Defense attorney Legg is now late and getting later. The newsman covering the ease of the uncovered has memorfz.ed the qualifications and :salary range for a county-employed veterinarian's post from tbe bulletin board. SO HE DECIDES now to see how bottomless dancers spend their own ~nforced leisure time. One apple-cheeked lass takes her pup for a healthy run in the Little Lea- gue Baseball stadium across the street. Two talk shop and astrology, such as whether Geminis or Virgos make the best performers. A third takes her thrte small children over to swing in the sun-splashed park, looking for all the world like a Ladles' Home Journal caverglrl. "WE COULD sing 'I'm in the Jailbouse Now,' " suggests another, sipping coffee that she looks like 11he need11 badly. Legs cross. Leg11 uncross. Legg hasn 't yet arrived. By now it is noon recess and the bottom.less dancers drift downtown - from Der Wienerschnitzel to Pink's Drug Store -looking for lunch and groovy cJothfng shops. "LET US know if anything happens," they call back and forth. Could It be that bottomless dancers have some primitive form ol ctJm· munication like whalei or dolphinl'.' One al!O wonders who among the citizen ry could suspect the real ldenli· ties and occupations of these noon-hour window shoppers in their mid11t'.' You ml&ht take them for bank clerk:i:. house.wives or salesgirls. But what's that old saying about women : they all look alike with their clothes on'.' 'Bonnie, Clyde' Driver Will Speak in County William Edward "Big Jim" Howington rode with the notorlow Bonnie and Clyde gan1. For three ye ars he wu their driver, lookout and gunman. He was later arrested. tried and con- victed on 11 1 counts of robbery atld murder in Texas and sentenced to a total of 364 years. For crimes in Mississippi he was gentenced to a tota l of IIH years, in Arkansas a lot.81 of 99 years and in Virginia Big Jim waa sentenced to death . Yet today Big Jtm Howington is a free man and according to his sponso r! free In mind, free in his heart and pnysically free. He is now devoting his life to hel ping young people achieve a meaningful life as well-rounded productive citizens. Tuesday Big Jim will be a guest at the Hotline Hour at Melodyland. He will ~ll of his old Hie and the chan~e Clen1ente Policeman Sell! Defense Class San Clemente Police Detective Ernest Muller will tea ch defense tactics in Sad· dleback College's police &eience program this coming quarter. Muller, an expert in judo, taught a aimilar course on the c1mpua last year. He will teach in an "as-needed" basi! In the colle&t'1 utended-day program. that has brOUiht about hl11 new life and dedicaUon to helping others. Every Tuesday evening al Melod yland the Hotline Hour pre6enb featured guests, popular music groups a n d testimonies of ex-drug UM!rs. Adm is.sion is free. Those interested In further information may call the Hotline, 778-1000. Marines Hunting For 'Incentives' CAMP PENDLETON (AP) -The Marine Corps is figuring out "some ~ood incentives'' lo gel reservists in the event selective service is eliminated . the commander of the 4th Marine Division said today. "We would have to offer some good lncentive.! lo induce men to join the reserves,'' said Maj. Gen. Leo .I. Du\acki. "These incentives are curre ntly being examined and evaluated." He gave no examples. Dulaeki said elimination or the drafl wouldn't affecl the regular strength of the Marine11 an all-volunteer forct. He said he erpects t.he draft law which e.1pires this summer to be uttnded until 1973. S1111da11 Arottnd County Voters .[(ill 'S~perblock' ·111 :Paw Ait.o . \ PALO 'ALTO (Al') -v .... Ip ~ lllllurNn """"""'1t wbioll -SW.. lord Uftivmlty have given a rod' ltlhl to . hlghrise development by defe1Ung 1 $U million downtown "Superblock" that would have featured two 150-foot olfice tGWers. The anti-highri.se l)'IOVement began last year when voter" defeated a propMed Jg.story medical center in the bualness' district -the first setback in a JO.year trend that has converted th.is once-sleepy town into a sprawling comple.1 of space age firms. Forty milH north in San Francisco. a similar anti-high rise movement is Ullder way to limit buUdin1 height! akin& the waterfront. The e.ampaign began after U.S. Slttl Corp. proposed a ~foot high off ice building. Claiming victory for the anti-highrise forces, engineer Richard Rosenbaum, leader of the Citiuns Committee to Block the Superblock, declared: "The voters of Palo Alto really have rejeeted the massive development approach to our city'• needs." He apoke early Wednesday al a party where victories ate a "Superblock''· shaped cake. City Manager George Morgan, who favored the project, said: "The vote reflect! the doubts, suspicions and un- certainties of our times. Environment is the problem of the era. If a voter doesn't know or iJI uncertain, he votes 'no'." Developer Scott Carey called it "an apparent overreaction to environmental problerrui to the extent that it is proposed we shou ld do nothing. I fear that kind of position will create proble ms of equal dimension." The two square-block project, which also would have included a tw~story commercial building and an underground gara1e for 1,200 cars, was defeated in a special election Tuesday 10,269 to 6,572. The city has 31 ,963 regisLered voters. During the heated campaign, Mayor Jack Wheatley argued that the project would allow downtown Palo Alto to "regenerate itself" by providing "a logical well planned renewal." But Rosenbaum warned it would add to traffic problems, lead to hea vy garage revenue losses and ~awn other similar devel opmen ts . ''It will produce a disa11ter area," he said. What next? Councilman Kirke Comstock. a leading "Superblock" opponent , said : "The next order ol business is for the City Council to go ah ead with the lighting and beautification project in downtown Palo Alto." Morgan agreed that the beautification project should be revived and added that the city has already been 1uthorized to explore erecting 1 garaee .!tructure on city property. Said Carey: "The people who opposed the project claimed there were bet~r alternatives. They now have the duty to come forth with positive alternative packages.'' Dating Winners Get Laguna Trip Laguna's forthcoming Winter Festival will be heralded across the nation on 193 ABC television stations on Monday when a young couple appearing on the Dating Game program win~ a ''d1te at the Winter Festival." Color shot! of Laguna , including the beach and backstage activity at the Pageant of the Masters will be shov.·n as the announcer describe11 the day to be spent by the winning couple, including the Winter Festival rodeo, luncheon and dinner at Ar( Colony restaurants and 11. visit to the exhibits at the Festiva l grounds. The program will be seen locally at 2 p.m. Monday on Channel 7. The Winter Festival story also is being circulated lo MO newspapers nett week and spot announcements will be supplied to 30 Southern CaIJfornla bro<dcutlng stations delcribinl the 17-dly Winter F..tlval whkh OflOlll Feb. 19. 'Rubella Roundup Day' Set Sundly b "Rubella Roundup Day." from U a.m. to 4 p.m., free .im· munlatiam ap.Jrwt rubella, a disease cotdD08ly lmowa 11 German measlu. will M available to Orange County dlJdnn. r. II _, brlna tlleir children .... -.....,. U to uy ol U.. clink: 1oo1-·-llelow. Volunler l4iOms of doctorl, mnes, pbarmaclltl, and COlllllllllil1 -wlll _.te tho spodlJ -.., dlnlct sponoor<d by tho ~ CollliJ ........ , ~aUOo and tbe ~·~ ljllllh Deparlmol>L ,,,,,. .... -Important point& tbal pormta --· acoordln& to tbe two --.arp>lutlonl: -neelia, a1oo -• .. ,hr....t.y" er ''Germen" meulel, ii not the ame aa "red ..... ...,..,, "bard" or "regular" meu5et. ,,_ ... , even If • child bu hid "red" mrs .... "' the vaccine for lhlo -· be II DOI -lrom . Mlbella. -1)8 •acclne a111a1t rubella hu only ' become available during the past lwt1 yeara. If 1 child received a ''me11lu" Immunization prior to this tlmt, tt n1 the "red" measles v1ctine, not the rubella vaccine. -Rubella is 1 mild dileue. lasting for aboul three dly1 and conlilUne of a fever and a light rub. Althoush childhood compUc.Uon1 are e1tremely rare, rubella can hive tr1glc effed. on unborn babies. If 1n expectant mother has rubella durlnc the first three months of her pre1•>oCY, the ha by coold be bom with birth defecls. -Epidemics of Nbtll1 run In cycle1. and another epldemk: ls expected thla year. The last epidemic. In IBM, caused more than S0.000 expectant molhtt1 In thll country lo suffer mbcarrla1• or clvt btrtb to babln with defecta. -A child should not ht. vaccinated 11sain1t rubella If he ha• alre1dy hid the rubelll v1cclne, if he h111 1 current ntnea « fever, or If he h11 an af)erty to dtlcken egp « fea thers, duck o l · I or feat.her•, neomycin, « i:abblb. 1bo free rubella lmmlllllallonl will be avtllable at tile followln& Oranre Coal! locallona: • C.....-.-P.ml -R ich ard Henry ·Dloa l!:lemenlary School, l64G Saa'amento stNet. Dana Point. c..ta 111 ... -ColU Meoa ill&ll School, ltlO .. _ Road. . F-V.U.y -Loi Amlaos High ScboOI, I-Newhope Street: Fountain Vallq Hiib School, 17111 llulbard Slrttl. ROllfoPa --EdllOn ll1ah School, 21400 MlgnOUI Avenue: Hun- w.,ton Beach ll1ah School. 1906 Main Stnet; Martna lllah School, 15171 SP<ln&· cl.tie Sir.et. 1-&ac• -Laguna &ach Hilh School, 125 Part Avenue. M"'loo Vle)o --Viejo Hilh School, 2!02$ Clltlullla· Drive. Ne..,... 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Htolt I sot No. t.. c1.,.... _ ... _ TORRllCE 25304 c.._shew 11. ....,.._ Mffo If- DAILY PILOT I Mesa ·Hain Tal~s to Crew ·of rruna Boats: DAIL 't PILOT Sii" l'l!fl• HAM RADIO OPERATOR SPRATLER TUNES IN RELATIVES FOR CAPTURED TUNA CREWS Through His Hobby, Costa Me1a Man Become• Involved In lntern1tlon1I Affairs Frona Po,,e l KIDNEY ... the bakery by himself and lhe family home at 20291 Kline Drive, Santa Ana Heights, will be rather empty. Mrs. French begins tests Tuesday to determine for certain -as far as Dr. Carl Pearlman and Dr. Ronald Miller can be humanly certain or anything -that she can give Mary a kidney. The jo b will be done at Orange Cotlnty Medical Center. Dark-haired 1'.tary·s eyes change col-Or according to how she feels and they are often dark these wearing days and weary nights. "We thought the transplant w11s going to be in six months or a year,'' says Mrs. French . ''But it's going to be much sooner. She seems to be going downhill all the time." Mary tries to keep up - she took 8 crafts class final exam Friday - but she must leave school at l :30 p.m., nap awhile. and then go to bed early for an IS-year-old. ''l got a B on it ,·• she says o( the test. She still has time for her horses. "You've got W take • lol of tlme • Willi them," says Mary, .who owns OQe, Dunny, and carel·~er. Sundanct, who belongs io 'or.· Pearlman, her specialisl almost since birth. "He's sort or guided her life," gays Mary's mother-. "I have them· in the backyard ," says Mary, noling Sant.a Ana Heights Is in 3 co unty arta where zoning allows livestock. "When I show them , I show Dunny gymkhana and I show Sundance western pleasure,'• she add s, referring t o equestrian events. The 4-H Club member is also a dedicated artist, painting her beloved animals hi 'oil, or sketching picturesque landscape scenes in pencil. Mary will have much time for sket- ching -after that first quiet, critical time of convalescence -following the impending transplant. when dialysis machinery will cleanse her hlood. By the time the new kidney it.self can functio n, the now.heavy expenses 'viii have grown greatly. because up to $50,000 Is the bill for such life-giving rurgery and supervised recovery. No Kidney Foundation assistance is available either. so friends and a fraternal organization, the Ro y a l Neighbors of America . have initiated e Mary F'rench Benefit F'und. Old friends and new friends may offer liel p to the organ ization at 1321 S. Olive St.. Sante Ana, 92707, in care of Dorolhy Trudeau. DAILY PILOT Nrwplff 1•9'11 H ........ ... .......... "' ..... a,.., CMN M... S. C11 .. ORANGE COAST PllllmtlNG CQMPAN't Jtob•rt N. W.~ Pr•lllenl vAI P'Wli.Mr J.clc *· Curl.., VJ('9 ,,..!d'"I •r.d 0-rl l MaMer lho1111t Kte¥ll fdli.r' Thom11 J... Mvrphlne MtMllnt l!fllM tl.it~trd r. H11f IMh OAl'lt• COlll!ly •t1l1W --C.'9 M.M! uo ..... , ... •"-' .. ..,.,, l.llCll: ml \W!lol ............. ,... ""-••e11: 221 ,._, """'* Hvrollftllf9n •nt;ll: 11'71 9-" 9wleYl'l'd a.n Clt!MMt.: JOI Hertll ll Qlnlnl it.II Nixon Given Reluctant Pra~e on Deficlt Budget WASHINGTON (AP) -Coogresg;onal skeptics have praised President Nixon for · breaking Republican tradition in his $229.2-billion expansionary budget, but say they doubt it amounts to the full- empl oyment budget he bas forecast. House Speaker Carl Albert, ID-Okla.), termed the deficit budget for fiscal 1972 ''a major step forward for a Republiciin president. ''I welcome Republican conversion lo a Keynesian economy a full generation after it wa s accepted by I.he Democrats," he said. The full~mployment coneept in bud- geting harks back W the New Deal and British economist John Maynard Keynes. who contended government spending is the key to prosperity. It is based on the theory federa1 spend- ing is non·inflationary if It does not sur· pass revenues that would be pumped '• into en economy operating at full em- ployment. Today's unemployment is S percent of the work force : 4. percent is considered full employment. Sen. William Proxmire welcomed the full-employment idea, but thought Nixon was shooting too high, especially in his proposals for space and military et · penditures as well as the supersonic transport plane. Instead, the Wisconsin Democrat said, spending should be held to $221l billion and part of the savings fed into such items as pollution control , job training and health and education. "That's the way to give power W the people," he said. Albert and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, (0-Mass.), called for the fregident to combine his red-ink budget with voluntary wage and price restraints. ''This is the 1970s and not the 1930s," Albert said. Protest 'Brutallt11' Mexican-Americans Ready Weekend March LOS ANGELES (AP) -Si1 predom· inantly youthful groups., are merch.ing to- day from wldeJy· scattered secti ons of metropolitan Los Angeles to protest al· leged police brutality against Mexlcan- Americans. The protest, whlch also encompasses U.S. Involvement in lhe Vietnam war. is to culminate Sunday in an East Los An· geles park rally. Organizers of the rally predict ~.000 persons will be there. Police and sheriff's officers were watch- ing but tryil'lg to stay out of view beca use "we want to kee p peace and not escalale an ything oursel ves,'' a spokesman said . R-Osalio Munoz, chairman of the Chic ano Moratorium Commi ttee which orgaoized the marches and rally, said the six group! total ISO to 180 persons and are march- ing from the immed iate Los Angeles area and San Bernardino and Orange counties. {; * * Chicanos Picket Police Facility In Santa Ana Shouting "Chicano Powtr" ln unison, a smiling conga line or about 75 Mexk:an- Americans Friday night picketed the Santa Ana Police building for about 30 minutes and then marched away. The signboards they carried prolt!sted alleged police brutality and shouted tor La Raza (the race). Friday's demonatra· Uon was the beginning of a two-day march Into East Loi Angeles wbere a mass rally will be held Sµnday. Pickellrll of pollce stations along the way ii ~. fullerton was on Frkily'I IC¥dt4e. Today the: trial was to wtncl -~ LB HaJ>i::a.. Whit,Ue:r and on SW>day .-;ng 'llirOugh Pico ~:i~.tptj~~ and ' 10 to the rally Friday night's mll'Cbert -• mooUy young and In • h>ppy moo<!. What their mood will be after two day11 or marchlnc and 1l .. piq In par~ al night ttmalm to ht*"· 111e or'"'' eooa1y .. illl•nt or the march wa 1rranced by the Brown Beretl and other Metk:lr>-American groups in conjunction witb the Chicano Moratoriun\ COmmltlH. Leaden emphulztd that q far u they are conctrned it will be a ~cefut del'donatratloo prolelting ''police brutalP ty Ind hat1ument lfalnst our people." . ' j Both he and 1utborities said there had been no clashes between the protesters and police since the march began Thurs- da y. A police spokesman said that. w!Ule r.o trouble had de veloped, officers would ma" at the Los Angeles Poli~ Academy in preparation for any disturbances at Sunday's rally ht Belvedere Park. Two rallies in East Los Angeles last August and September erupted into rio t· ing. Three persons were killed in the Au- gust vi olence, including Ruben Salazar, a newsman stru ck by a tea r gas projec· tile fired by a deputy, Days off were cancelled for some sheriff 's and police officers. a11d tr._ police spokesman said a grounc;lbreaking plaoned for a pollce memorial Tuesd;iy had to be postponed for about two weeks. Munoz said Sunday's rally, ln addition to alleged police brulality against Mexi· can-Americans. also is directed against •·over·polictng" of Mexico-American areas and the high proportion of Spani&h· surnamed U.S. soldiers killed In the Viet- nam war. From Pqe 1 DEATH ... They liad told I.heir chauffeur and Jong-time friend, H1rry Goodwin, 65, that they wert planning to take lheir regiJlar afternoon swim. Goodwin, 21!2 Elden Ave., Cotilla Mesa, later told officers he became worried ' hen he couldn't raise anyone via a telephone call to the home. He in· vestlgated ahortly before noon Fridly and discovered the tragedy. Officers said tbe couple had been de.ad for aneral boun. Two unopened Thurs.- 'day newtplpert were found outside the houw. ·• A lencth or \ pipe wu dilcovered at tJie bottom o( the pool, but po 11 < • uillll it may hne fallen off the whirlpool ~I wbell -and U-11 lborteo. "The pipe ii too toll to hiv• be<n ""4..., a --wltbout bein& bent," ~lald~·· Wltaulel uld an abruton wu found on Stewart'a head, but 'lbomptOn said It • ._, probably cauatd wbtn bis OoaUng body reputedly hH tho ·~do or the pool during the night. "1t'• purely aptCU!aUve that they .,~e electrocuted," 1ald De1ecitve Ken Smith. Stewart and bll wife Wtr't chlldle11. Both had been very actf\!e In the te1llarlJ'lt bumeA in Oran11e County · and Hollywood for ttveral years. .r· Phone Engineer Relays Messages By GEORGE LEIDAL ot .... Dlollr , .... 11111 Family of crew• aboard I.he 17 tuna boat& captured off F.cuador well might receive a phone call some night from a loved one thanks to the efforts of Costa Mesa ham r1dio operator John SpraUer. Spratler. 16, a Bell Telephone System engineer for 35 years, Jenda hi& bam radio equipment to the lMk of forwarding mercy messages. "Thursday night l connected two calls from ham nperatora aboard the. ctptured Jeannet~C." SpraUer said. One, t m the 1Wla boars captain, was rela ed through Spratltr's radio transmitter and receiver. into a regular telephone line, W the captain's wife in San Diego. For the second caller, Spratler dialed the San Pedro number of a crewman· a wife who then called other wives of detained men. SpraUer, who monitors the calls tG Sunset Aquatic Park Marine Center Sold Huntington Harbour Marine Center, serving SUnset Aquatic Park, bu been sold to Barr Financia l, Ltd., a Los Angeles firm just getting its feet wet in the boating industry. Within the next 90 days, Barr Financfal plans lo develop • marine supply store. a yacht brokerage and a marine service center on 4..7 acres of aquatic park land leased from the ct1unly. SunJtt Is currently served by a dry dock and temporary quarters on the 11ite. "We bought it because the Huntington Harbour area will be one of lhe fastest growing areea in terms of boating,'' Chess Wilburn Barr III . president of Barr Flnancial, explained Friday. ''It serves 4.,500 boat slips now," Barr said, "and another I.SCIO slips ere planned there in the next year." Sunset Aqualic Park wes built al the northern tip or Huntington Beach by the Orange County Harbor District. It serves as • marina and general recrea- tion area wilh servlas leased W private companies. Barr financial also bou&ht King Harbor Marina Center ln Redondo Beach lhis week. The two marine centera are the fifth and sii:th bought by the company in a year'a time. "We plan to buy a dozen centers in total,'' Barr said . "Then we're going into the prod uction or boats ... A few months ago Barr Financial bought the Commando Motor Co. in Newport Beach, which produces 51h and 7; horsepower outboards. Barr valued the Huntington Harbour facility at $300,1)()() and said another $500,000 would be spent on it in im· provements. "The marine centers will be our service centers for the boats we plan to build,'' he added. Coast Teenagers In Beauty Meet Six Oraoge County teenagers, including senior girls from Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and San Clemente high schools, will participate tonight in the fina ls of the Ca lifornia Junior Miss Pageant in Santa Rosa . Orange Coast contestants are Gwynn Geiger , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Geia:er, 8162 Burnham Circle, Huntington Beach : Robin S m i t h , daughter or Mr. and Mrs. CharJeg Smith, 9781 Cheshire St., Westminster, and Vicki Schwartz, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schwarti: of San Clemente. The other county contestant are Kim Holliday of La Habra, Joan Huaon of Placentia and Dale Griffi ths of Santa Ana. The stale winner will receive a $1,000 ICholarahlp and a trip to Mobile, Ala., W compete la the naUonal coot.est. Ed Arnold , prosram dJrtd.or of radio station KOCM· in Newport Beach, wll1 act a1 muter or ctrt.m 'flies toof&bt. From Pllfle l STABBED ..• switchblade and chaaed Bashaw throuah the apirtmnt, slashing hJm several tlme11, pallet Jlld. Minutu after the fi1ht Wla reported a tqUad o1 mtn from tho, Hunlln&loa Beldl Bpecill Enlorc .... nt DuW (SEO) rushed lo llo-y Jookln& r .. tho alltctd party cra1htrs. By J a.m., 10 Hun= Beach de~t1ve1 were talklnr to' ble witnesses there and an arrest Wll U• podod --· IOdly. At lean: 11ven Hontiniton Beach tee~ aaer• who wer• 1t Bashaw'• p1rty wtre ukan to poUce lleldquatWrs early lbil motllinC tor qllallloalnl. The <>r..,. c.anty Conmtr'1 C>!llct .... to conduct an autoPQ' to dltermlne bow many Uinta Baahaw ns ltabbed, Police 111ld the fatal woundt were alt In the u~ per part of his body. The alx lntruden 'then fltd In a car, poUce 111d. \ make aur~ the radio contact is all right, uld few of the calll are ln any YllY canlroverslal. fAMlLV CAW "P..tost calls are just to reu.sure families they are all right,'' he sald. "The men are careful not to discuss anything the foreign governments might find objectionable. They never say anything about now nasty lhote a:uy11 are." F'req uently the messages tell about sickness, accidents or just plain "I love you," Spratler said, Spraller rtlays hundreds of such phone me.;.saa:es each year through his set. charging the call collect to lhe person receiving it. Sometimes, h o w e v e r , nobody's home at the other end. So. the seven-year resident of Cost.a Mesa, takes down the meuage long hand and later dials the number himself and relays the message. •·I hardly ever call colleet," he adds. Spratler says he'1 been ''in and out" of ham radio as 1 hobby since he operated his hrst set ln 1917. Having retired from his Bell System job ln Milwaukee, he 1penda more t1me at ht. hobby, TWO DAUGIITERS Spratler and his wife have two daughters living in Southern Callfornla. One. Penny , ls a veterinary technician in Costa Mesa. Be.sides relaying meuages that com· fort tuna boat wives, Spratlu geta a close at hand look at world affefrs. "It cost the Jeanette C. $62,000 In fines and llanse to get out al. the pokey ," be learned. The Jesnette C was one of three tuna boats from the U.S. that the State Department learned Thursday had been captured off Ecuador. Since Jan. 11, 17 boats have been seized end charged wtth fines for violating Ecuador'• JOO. mile coastal fishing limit. The U.S. recognizes only a 12-mile limiL .... _ THREE FOR THE MOON: THE CREW OF APOLLO 14 A1tron1ut1 Roosa, SMptrd and Mltchell (from left) From Pllfle l APOLLO ... safety features were added to the space- craft. "We have a better spacecraft now and It's without a doubt more so than Apollo 13,'' Roosa said recently. "We heve a!>- solutely solved the danger of a repeat of the 13 problem." For three days. Apollo 14. is to coast outwards for the moon and fire , inW lunar orbit at 11 :07 p.m. PST Wedne. day. At 1: 16 a.m. Friday, Shepard and Mitchell are to land the luner machine they call Antares in the ancient high- lands of F'ra Mauro on the eastern edge of the Ocean of Storms. Sierra Club Slates Conse rvation Meet "Land Management, Use and Conservation in the Cleveland National Fore~t" Is the Wpic of the Sierra Club meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Monday In Smedley Junior High School auditorium, 2120 W. Edinger Ave., Santa Ana. The U.S. Forest Service program will acquaint the public with present and future plans for wilderness area use, chairman Bob Wheatley of Fullerton said. Letter Campaign Living Costs Up for County LOS ANGELES (AP) -'111• - of living in the metropolitan Loi Angeles area rose nearly five per- cent last year-a half percent Mio" the nationwide incrta.se of 5.5 per· cent, the Bureau of Labor Statistie1 said Friday. The bureau said the 1'70 co.at-Of· living increase In Los Angeles and Orang e Counties reached l8 per• ::ent alter a December rlae of on~ half percent-the largest Increase since September-was recorded. The December increase raised the conmmer price index for the Los AnReles metropoUtan uu to an all-time high of 137.4 whlch meant consumers had to pay $13. 74 for goods and service1 that cost 510 in 1957-59. A bureau official said the biggest cost-of·living increase came from transportation. which showed a 1.8 percent gain. Rising gasoline pri· ces were blamed by the bureau for most of this hike. Food costs climbed 0.3 perc.'ll; housing 0.4. percent; clothing o.s percent, and health and recrutloa 0.2 per«nl Fonner U2 Pilot Francis Gary Powers. who wu shot down oYer R~ talks with Mrs. Carole Hamon. El Toro resident, whoeo hua~ ~ missing In acUon . They were in Tustin Friday tor dedlcatlaat ol llMi Oran1• County heldquarten of Conctm For Prisonero '°' W1r. It work> tor hwnana treatment of AmeriCIJl prisonen Jn Soulb-Aala. ' , " ' •• • ' ' I .. 4 OAILV PILOT : ... · ., • Pulpit and Pew: .. • ., ,. ,. ' ' I BE: • I Rullor 11<1«m Temple wm hold Family aevices on Sab- balb evtrtinc Friday at 7:30 yr.m. in tht pari&b hall of St James Epi.scopal Church, Dl5 Vil Udo, Newport Beach. This service, a monthly feature is directed to the YOWlieat members of the temple family. An Oneg Shabbat 'Ifill be olfv-ed follow- ln1 the service. . "On Livin& By Inspired Eoergy", is the subject of the aumon al Harbor Chrif.. du Cburcti, Disciples of Qrht, meeting al Harper Element.a.ry School, '25 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Sunday School convenes at 9:45 a.m. Worship is at IO : "5 Dr . D. W. McElroy is the minister. The sermon subject for Sun- day. al c.rou del Mar Com- maldty C ii • r c ti Co9greg• Ucul, 611 Heliotrope A\'e., will be entitled "The Way of Faith," to be presented by Dr. Philip G. Murray. Worship lel'Vices are at 10 a.m. with child care. Church School ii abo at 10. nere will be a Church Council meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. In Ftllowsh.ip Hall for all Church offlctn, members of boards and committees and beads of all auxillary organizations. "The Old Refrain" (Part 2) will bt the sermon topic of the Bev. Bruce A. Kurrie at ...... Pnsbylorb• Chvcla of tlte Cnsut, 2850 Fairview Road , Costa Mesa. Worship services will be held at 9:30 and ti a.m. Church school through sixlh grade will be held at 9!30 a.m. ~ Rev. Albert Burke will give the filth in the series of lectures on the teactllng or Religious Science to the members and friends of the Cburcb of Rtllgtoa1 Sdence of Ne"pott Buch this Sunda y. The lecture title will be "The Science of Mind in Your Life". The congregation meets at the Ebell Club, 515 W. Balboa Bl vd. al 10 a.m. Sunday School meets at the same hwr. A social hour will follow the lec- ture. The annu al meeting of the membtrs of the Church will meet following the social hour. "Decisions in the Desert·• will be the sermon subject chosen by the Rev. Mr. Ken McMillan for the 9:30 a.m. service d worship this Sunday at the. Finl United MethcxUsc Cltarcb of Foaatala Vallty, 111225 Bushard. The Chancel Choir, under lhe direction of Mr. William Drozda will bring the anthem of worship . Church School cla.5ses will also be held at 9:30 a.m. for all ages through Junior High. At 10 :45 a.m. Mr: McMillan will lead the Adult Study Clas1 on ''The Life and Teachings of Jesus." A creative art work.shop and a nursery will bt provided for children whose parents are in the adult class. Temple Sbaroa, 617 W. Hamilton, Costa Mtsa will observe Family Night in ad· dition to Tub'e Shevat (Jewish Arbor Day). Services will be led by students of th e Rf.Ug1ous School, and in his who are interested In le1mlng sermon on ''Let's Talk About about the Ftmdamentals ot Trees", Rabbi Garson Good-Christla11!ty wtth the Lutheran man will direct his sermon point Of \liew Jidded. Sunday basical ly to the y o u n g e r generation. School for all ages b held. Temple Sharon, fil7 W. Hamilton, Costa Mesa will in· trod~ Brotherhood Week with .special services on Fri· day evenin& at 8: 15 p.m. Rab- bi Garson Goodman will con- duct services and will deliver his sennon on "Know Thy Neighbor". on Sunday morniJl&s at 11 :05 a.m. after the service of worship. Dr. Ackerman leads the Adult Bible Forum on the O'.ILU'se "Jesua llf Nazartt.b", Sunday, St James Epllcopal Church, 3209 Via L i d o • Newport Beach. will celebrate the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany with services of Ho- ly Communion at 7:30 and 9 a.m. and with a sung litany and procession at 11 a.m. The 9 a.m. service will be an instructed use of the of the latest Trial Liturgy (Number One). Father John Aiihey, the Reeter, will preach at all three services, Church School classtJ will be conducted at 9 a.m. Slates Telle l\'""' r .. tor Scientific Christianity Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. as a vital force in the Jacobs, new pastors of liberation of men and the Costa Mesa Four- nations will be the square Church, 1734 theme of a Christian Orange Ave., will start Science lecture lo be their ministry Sunday given Sunday, Feb. 4 at with services at 11 a.m. }{untington Beach High and 7 p.m. · He will s ·c ho o l Auditorium, speak on "The Greatest JOO& Main St. al 3 p.m. Thing In This World" Vi.siting the U1tl tarl an- Untveraal11t Fellowship o f Laguna Beach Sunday will be Dr. Carl Hultburg, minister of the Pacoima Fellowship, who will speak on "In· terpreting Life According to the Gospel (If Sensitivity". The youngsters 8 w 12 will conlinue their study of the Navajo culture, when local author Winifred Wise will tell them about "Life Cycle a n d Ceremonies in the Navaj() OJ.llure." 1bere will be care for the younger childre n. The meeting start.5 at 10:3{) a.m. in room 23 of the Laguna Beach High School. 625 Park Avenue. by Howard H. Irwin of and "The Need In On Sunday at Community San Diego. He has lect· Every Generation" res- United Metbodllt Cbarch, 6662 ured since 1,961. pectively. Youth Sunday will be observ- ed Sunday at the 10 a.m. service al Christ the Sbl!phtrd Lutheran Charcb, C a m i n o Capistrano at Del Gado Road , Capistrano Beach. Young peo- ple will take part in the service. Pastor Ackerman will deliver a message o n "Soldiers of Christ". An Adult Inquiry Class will be started Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. for those Heil, Huntingtcn Beach, the---------------------- Rev. Charleii L. Rose will be preaching at both the t and 10 :30 a.m. servicu, on the top ic "The Church Must Go Beyond Traditionalism''. - We need new forms of ex· pressing the gospel to a new age which no longer thinks in the same vein as the past generation. The Un i t e d Methodist Youth Groups con- tinue their meeting,s each Sun· day evening. ---Holy Communion wU be celebrated al the 7:30 a.m. service at St. JohD tbe Divine Episcopal Churdl, 2043 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa . Al 9:30 a.m. there will be a Family Ser vice wilh Litany. The Lay Delegates ~·!lo attended the DioceSBn will present reports. Sunday School classes for all ages through High School will meet at 9:30. Nursery care is provided. On Jan. 20. the Woman'.1 Guild of the Church of Religiouii Science met and in· stalled new officers for the coming year. Charlotte Young was re-elected president and Mrs. Tim Linzermeyer, who had been acting secretary, was reelected president and Mrs. Tim Linzermeyer, wbo had been acting secretary, was in- installed as the permanent secretary for lb.is year. Mn. William Allen was elected le the vice-presidency and is now filling 1 long vacant of. (S.. PULPTT, Pap I) StWC.....uted Catholics Voice Doctrinal Doubts 97 GEORGE W. OORNELL dll...,._.,... An WIUIUAI, in-deplh turYty among ENt. Cout Roma~ Catbollcs ha• found thtm -ly """"'ltttd to lhdr Qurch, bul doubtful about ..... -·· particularly the 1c1t1 that the Pope in certain circum!tances teaches infallibly. Two-third! of the Chureh members i nter viewed regiatered doubts about the doctrine. Nearly a third or them uid they either strongly doubt it or definitely do not believe It. Only 29 pert;tnt said lbey completely believe it. However. reflecting t be tendency of Catholic thought since the 1962-'65 Second Vatican Council to focus on basic concepts instead cl in- stitutioDa.l processe.s, t h e survtY fOWJd overwhelming dedication to t h e fun- damentals. . For ei:ample, 97 percent believe that Jeswi Chr ist Is truly the Son of God and that He was resurrected from death. Only 3 percent either strongly doubt these central ttnels, disbelieve them or don't know. The study , co ndu c ted through intens ive interviews with 1,463 Catholics in the eight counties of the Trenton , N.J ., dioce.se, also found that they generally support recent changes in the Church, stem· ming from the Vatican Coun- cil. Particu l a rl y ln con- ~&ational worship, tn which modllicaUons have been 1D011t eiternally obv i ous to members, 88 pucent aaid they favor tbe MISI in English inatead of Latin. approve Ut. priest facing the congregation and 11 k e cong:r~ati-Onal singing of b}'IMS an d ......,,., .... "Home Maues'' -once 1 controversial subject In the area -were endorsed by 68 percent. Seventy-eight percent also favor Catholics and Protest.ant.s w o r s h i p p I n g together at Uiterdenomination-- al servict.s, and 63 percent back new regulations allowing Protestant or Jewish clergy- men to participate in mixed marriages. These changes are •UJ>- ported by even heavier prt)o portions of Catholi~ under 30. a majority of whom favor "folk Muses" with guitar ac-- companlment, although only 44 percent of the total sample do so. The survey, co mmissioned by the diocese, was conducted by the Opinion Rese~rch Corporation of Prince ton, N.J., and the result s published In instalments in December and January in the dJocesan week- ly. !he Monitor. Trenton's Bishop George W. Ahr, who received the fir&l confidentia l report of the fin- dings, authorized their public release, without comment on them. A ,trong majority -68 per- (Stt DOCI1UNE, Page ll ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ·•· ~~ ·. ~- 1 •• . ' " • • New port UrJity LOltl!N D. l'LICKINGl!ll, Mlnhl!er D•••ll•MI S.c1c .... 11 A.M. & 11:11 A.M. Sut'lday Scchool fOt" all •t•• -S:4S •·'"· 1 ........... ~ .... DMM-Uf.1111 DIAW.nATft ""'""Jt FIRST ASSEMBLY .. Of . GOD 140 E. 22nd St., c..ta MoN 541 :176l R1,., E. W. P'h illlpt t :JO A.M......ctt.rdl ...... ·Aft A ... 10:50 A-M-P••t• Phllllp1 Spukhtt Jr. & ,... ..... a.re• N.....,.C:-.A..0.W. 7:00 ,_ .. _,...., ..... .,. s,...ll .. 7:JO P.M.-W1ir·1i., •,...,. & llWe lhlcfy N..,.,..Mw "94dlenl .... JV1-5-6:~0 e.111. t. l :JO '·"'· "-Ml·1l2J HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Coste Mese 14M704 V. L M••TW•CK. ,.ASTO• JIM l lMOLllTOM Mfftl1lar .. Y""' •OtP•T e. lllTle Mill~ al • ._..""' o•L elMT•Y Mllllltw al Mllllic SUNDAY SllYICIS t :4S A.M.-S1....,. ScdlMI ,O:SO A.M.-'"f.aft'I" s.r.. .., ,mtel" 7:00 P.M.-''""-...._ Wiiy To• si...w .. '-"-' Tedoy" . ._..,,_..... 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'*-1MI \\~ '.}} SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor :reform temple RAlll lfftNAftD '·KING ... ~ ....S.ir'l9t • St .lalnol Epltcoool Chuf<h a 3208 V~ lido, N_, Btldl for lnformatlOft> c;eU •7';1?3D TEMPLE SHARON * fte llMliieftN .......... ht ... Mf!NH.,._A,_ ''' .... " ......... c.... "-- ......... ~ -I..., ...... Good9NI ""-1112 _ T-pla Sh•rort Choir -Oft1g Sli1b11 541··432 I t r y e d d h ., n d &l ic n ,. . ·- ' ! ! I _Pulpit and' Pew (Frore P11e t ) flee. The new treamrtt is Mrs. Raebel Flyte of Fountain Valley. New by-laws were ado~ted. Discussioq ef the UJr coming Rummage S a I , on February &Ill in • con- junction with the Bake Salt of the Youlh Group at 226 Main SL was held. ' Huntington Beach Tbe Finl United Methodist Church, mt Seventeenth Street will con- duct two worship services SUnday at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Erny will be preachimg at both services his sermon topic "'ii ~ "There's a Letter for You Today". Church School classes for all ages at 9: 15 and 10:30 a.m. New members will be received into the church fellowship. "1--Jow Can We Learn to Take It~·· is the sermon topic of the Rev. Norman L. Brown en Sunday, at the Plymoatb Congregatlooal Church o f Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad · Street, Newport Beach, at to a.m. worship service. Sunday School is held al the same time. Sunday at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive. Newport Beach, at both worship services, P a s I o r James G. Blain's se rmon is titled, "TD Whom Should You Turn . in Trouble?" New members will be received at the 10:30 a.m. wership service. The semi-annual C.Ongregational Meeting will be held on Sunday evening a~ 7:30 p.m. Gn January 31. Important items Gn the agen· da include approval of the budget and election of three new rouncilmen to replace those who have moved out ()f the area or resigned . The Rev . Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister or the Church of Religious Scleoce, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, will speak en Sunday at both tiervices at 9 a.m. and at 11 a.m. en the ttpic "Be..,;4 Wonll,' llld Thou.lhts." 'f'be I Quacb ~., Religloas Sclentt ll tporWJOr~ ing Thursday lectures al 10 a.m. in the Leisure World Club~ Two. These lecture~ are free of charge and fiien Lo the public. Qu al~fled teachers· are in WrJe t f chndren frGm ba by ti't ·O'd through hlgb school during U'8 early Sunday service,enly. ll<sarrecllo1I L • t ~ i( a J Clnuch, L.C.A., 1812 Harriflbl;n.. Huntington Beach, scbeduleS morning wonhtp at 10:31"'1.m. Arthur R. Tint~y, pastor, will speak on "A Loftier Standard of RighteoWi:ness." Sunday School seuioM for grades two and above ·are al 9 a.m. Newport U11Ky Ch a r c II , ~hich holds 3erVices Sunday 1n the Senior Citizens Building, 15th and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, will bear· a sermon at the 10 a1'd 11:15 a.m. services bf the Rev. Loren Dale Flicltlnger. The title is "Learning to ReCeive." A mee.ll n g ef the "University" Chapter of B'nal B'rllb Women is b eing scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harold Spivock, 18286 Man- drake Way, Irvine. Guest speaker for the evening will be Rabbi Bernard King er the Harbor Reform Temple. Rabbi King will give a short talk on Uie question, "Js the Star or David a Jewish Sym- bol'?" Pie~ call Mr .!I • Spivoc_k, 833;-0SO'l , er Mrs. Gerald Birnbaum, 83.l-1341, for further information. Pastor Willis J. Carrico of Univertity Baptist Ctiurch, 2252 S.Ce. Palisades Road Santa Ana, will speak o~ "Christian Robbers" et the mornin~ worship and at 7 p.m. there will be a special .!lervice of music and testimonies, The Voices ef Jerusalem. a noted Southern California gospel group under the direc · tien of Charles Freeman will give a pr~ntation ai' the Mesa Church Marks " Tenth Anniversary C I • a I I rl,f 'Prelllytslu Qoardo ., L.ipOa Ilea~ Wtctnesdly -evenlnr at 7:30 p.m. A freewW offering wW be ulted. -Rev . B~ Culhlng el the Ftnl Ck. Oar~ •1 Laftf.8 ~ Legion '.1 Glenneyre,' w~I be '"!be Jtfpt' View of Jaus." 1be service and Lqrd's Supper ,,-w be~~ at 11 a.m. A 1piri~ e.ilrtC:h-1 ment dinner program w'UI' be be.Id at 7 p,18.; at the ~ .'Ion dlnina reem. ·R 1 I p b Domett. will 'P'ak. A Ralph's lunchean will be. held Feb. 10 at noon at the Finl UnKed Me th o d l1t Ctnlrctl, 2721 17th Street. Hun- tiongton Beach. Games. prizts and luncbeon for $1.ZS per ticket. Tickets may be ctr tair)ed by contacting Mrs . Verda Hinkle 1152-6&U.er phone the church 536-3537 prior to Feb; 5. The event is SP9nsor-ad by the parsonage cam'mittee of the Flnt United Metbocll1t Chm:tl of Baatin1ton Beach. Dr. Cha~es H. Dierenfield. pastor. will preach a sermo!I entitled "A Winner All the Way!" at the 8. 9:30 and II a.m. worship services Sun- d~ at &. Andr ew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road. N e w p e r t Beach. Following each of the services. members of lhe Board of Deacens will conduct a toor of .the church greun<b and facilities. Lntberan Church of the Master, 2900 Pacific View Drive. Corona de! Mar , effers two hours (If worship at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible classes are held at 10 a.m. Dr. Wm . R. Eller will deliver the message "God Is Involved Jn Life ." The Junior High Youth will carry out a servia project at 9:30 a.m. Gn Sxturday morning. The Senior Jligh Luther League meet at 5 p.m. on Sunday evening. The Rev. Elmer E. Larson will be the guest minister at Crown Valley Cove n a a t Church next Sunda y at the eleven o'clock service. This service. as well as the 10 a.m. Sunday School sessions, are held at the Crown Valley Elementary School. 'l 9 2 9 2 CroWn Valley Parkway . Laguna Niguel. The service will be. led by James Phillips, who resides in Laguna Niguel . Religious Rock Opera Gives G<tspel Meaning ·By LOUJS CA8l>EL• Tbr tnthuslutlc approval of f mlddle.agtd square is probably the Jiil thing desired bf the composers of ·, rock opera. ·So I· hope., Ar.Mrevt Lloyd Webber and· Tim Rice will forgiYe me fiir ll)'lna: that I thlnt thelr new record album, "Jesus Ouiat S\l~tar" (Decca), ls a great contribution to the task ol mlling the Christian gospel meaningful tG today's ~ ...,,i.. Some,guantlans of orthodoxy may take offense at tile driviflC'Thytllu of-the music and the breezy language of the libretto put together by these talented young English- men. Others will protest the opera's omission of any expli- cit affirmation or Christ's divinity or any reference to his resurrection. · 'They shoo.Id remember that this opera was nGt written for people who ~ already secure in a traditional faith. It is aimed at -and is being wannly received by -mil· lions of young people w00 are turned off by the church, baffled by the mctaphysle3 or the ancient creeds, suspi- cious of all ideas which the establishment tries too hard to sell. The Jesus who speaks or sing$ in this opera does not u.se the Eli!abethan English of the King James Bible. But neither did the real Jesus. He ad~ the people of his time in their own lanauage -the everyday Aramaic or the Jerusalem streets. In "Jesus Christ Superstar" he addresses the young people or Our time in their language. Thus we hear him pleading with. God ln the Garden of Ge these mane shortly before his arrest: "Why should I die '? "Can you shGw me nGw that I woukl not be killed in vain? "Show me there's a reason for your wanting me to die. "You're far too keen on where and how, and riot so hot on why!" And then , in the next breath: "A1right I'll die! Just watch me die! See how J die !" The words are different, but they convey the same im· press.ion as the gospels. Jesus is gripped by 1 very human agony or apprehension which he finally overcomes by a magnificent act of obedlence-unto-Oeeth. A! the title indicates, "Jesus Christ Supentar" depicts Jesus as a porular hero who was "at the top of the pc1Il" until the establishment decided he was a dangerous rabble rouser who bad to be put down . Judas emerges not as the conventional deep-dyed vUlain but as a more subtle and ~plex character -a social Jiberal who betrays· Jesus because Jesus won't do things the "right way." The most mov ing characters In the opera. perhaps. iJ Mary Magda· lene, as a reformed prostitute who loves Jesus with a holy awe that Is far more pa!.Sionate in its Intensity than any of the carnal loves of her past. Although Webber and Rice (wisely.in my opinion) never try to cram Christian dogma down the listener's throat , the libretto makes clear, in a far more effective way , the im· pact which Jesus had on people and their lives. This is pre- cisely the method employed by the gospel writers to show that Jesus was no ordinary man. The four-side album ends with Jesus' last cry from the cross : "Father, into Your hands I commend my spirit.'' I do not see how anyone whose emotions have been engaged by the opera can reach this point without feeling .in his }teart that God did vindicate Jesus' faith . And that l!, of course, the pOint of the resurrection story. Tf your teen.agers balk at going to Sunday ·School or rt~ding the N~w Testament. buy them this album. It is more likely to draw them lo Christ than a thou- sand-conventional services. -Chance.s are they'll already have heard parts of il on tht radio. It Is currently near the top of the polls. But if you have to give it a plug, don't for heaven's sakes tell them J recommend It. Tell them Rock Magazine calls it "fanta:i;tic ... an incredible experience." And the Los ~geles Free Press Yys it's "potenliaJly the single most important reco rding sin~ Edison waxed his first cylinder." . If the Los Ang~les Free Press will pardon the expres- sion : Amen. , . . • ;:.. .· :: Sllwdlr, Januart 30 .. 1'71 DAllY PILOI' IF Melodyland Slate s.B,ihle Semi.rums · -~. - Mr. Roy Heulon and Rev. Europe, lndonesil, the Orlen!, Bible J>asi1 for "viv11, Stanley Voke of Eniland will So\lth America, and the U.S.A. Tbe registration will be u bt speaking In • seminar on t .oceasicm. ' per pef'90fl for the 'Mlursday sponsored by Melod yland Rev. Voke, of South Africa . and Friday daytime. 1tssi~ ·Sehoot ·of tbe Bible Feb. JI , was educated In England 21t and the .night and Sunda)' 1% and 14. sesslon9 wUI beg1n 5J)ur&tOP 's ColJ~ge a,nd is cur-~rvlct,,s Jre open .to .the public at Melodyland c h r J ' t I an ren~ the mlnister of the Bap. without charge. The public is tlst .. Church, W a Ito n ·on· ccrdlally Invited to all of the.st Center, IO Fretdman W~y, J'h~m~. Surrey, .iust outside meetings, and ministers from Anaheim, Thursday, Feb. II, London. The two books he Jllany churches of the arta at 2 p.m. and continue Thu rs· has •uthored . .-:Reality" and wi!l be cooperating in this day night at 7:30 p.m.; F'rJ. 1 _·_·T_h_ls_b_Ou_r_God_,_"_gi_•_• _1_h• __ in_1e_r_-c_h_·u_rc_h_•_•_m_ln~, ".:.'·--- day, at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, February, 14. servi~s will be at I a .m., 10:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. The theme of the conference will be .. The Cross in the Christian's Llfe." The follow- ing book! of national renown have been published by Mr. Hession: "We Would See Jesus," "Calvary Road,'' ''Be Filled Now .'' fl.ir. Hession. of London, England. for the past 35 years has traveled extensively in DOCTRINE (From Pa&t fl cent -said they felt the Church should be actively In- volved in social problems in addition to teaching t he Gospel . This view was held by an even bigger share of Catholics under 30 -76 per- cent o! them. While majorities !eel the Church is a good influence in society . that it performs many beneficial s e r v i c e. s through. schools, hospitals and other ins t itutions and safeguards the foundations of family life, nearly hair those interviewed think the Church is losing Influence w i t h members. However, only 6 percent see recent Church. changes as clearly detrimental. Half !18Y the changes have brought both improvements and some set- backs. while 41 percent see the changes as w h o 11 y beneficial. In. responses about doctrinal beliefs, 34 per~nt voiced some doubt or disbelief in the teaching that Adam and Eve were real historical persons who firs~ disobeyed God. Sixty.three p e r c e n t , however, fully accept that concept, though. only 49 per· cent of those under 30 do "'· Relig ious m e d a I s got relatively short shrift. with ()nJy 31 percent completely believing that such medals protect a person. The study al30 included In· terviews with 373 no n· Catholics, whose w ors h. Ip habits were found to be less regular than that of Catholics. Only 34 percent report at tending services each week, compared to 67 percent of SA1URDAY FEB. 6-7:30 P.M. The Mesa Verde United Methodist Chu r c h will e!lebrate · its Ten t h. An~ nlversary an Sunday. Rev. RichmDnd Johnson, f i r s t minister or the church and It s leader for eight years, will deli ver the se rmon at the two morning worship se rvices at 9 and 11 a.m. He h<is selected as his · ' sennon topic "Ha ng Loose." Y..1r. Johnson is now serving An informal group or Chris- tian Scientists from Laguna Niguel and Mission Viejo will begin holding regular Sunday services and Sunday School youth services al 10 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 7 in B·Buildlng, Room 6 af Crown Valley School, corner of Adelanto and·'-----------Catholics. . ' ·-·-I I I ! .- ' as minister at \ht United Methodist Church of •· Sepulveda Rev. Paul C . Bil?Semeye r will preside at the two services. The Chancel Choir, under the direction of Mrs , Leslie Joh.nstGn , will sing Marshall's "Awake My Heart'' and "lfe com!!s To Us ... AlsG !here will be a so!G by Steven Johnston · "How Sweet Uie Name of Jesus Sounds" by Bach. &etween the two services there wi!l be a Reception in the Court where there will be an opportunity for friend s, old and new , to get ac- quainted . Al I p.m. there will be a dinner and program at the Villa Sweden in Huntington Beach for members and friends of the church. Some 100 reservations have been made for the occasio:n. Rev. Joseph McShane who served 1s 1eCOnd minfster' of the church will share In the celeb!'ation. In September, 1960. ·the Mesa Verde United Methodist. Church was Grganized and bad its first worship service In MINISTER RETURNS Richmond Johnton the Chapel of Sou ther n California College. Early in 1961 the church was officially chartered with 144 members . In July , 1962. the con· gregation held its fi rst service In the new Sanctuary at its present locatioi, 1701 Baker Street. Costa Mesa, and the men of the church completed the first educaUonaJ unit. In 1969 the second educa· tional uoit was completed at a oo!t or $130,000. During the 10 years the-church has IJ'O"'!l· and developed under the leadership or three mlni!lers -Rev. Richmond JohnlOn, Rev. Jo.!eph McShane and Its present minister, Rev. Paul Bitsemeyu who is ln hi! se- cond ytar at the church. SERMON LECTURE SERIES No.~ "WHAT DOES IT · MEAN TO BE A PERSON?" Dr. Rey C. Gery S...My -JeH.y JI• t :JO •·•· ........ ,..... ·'""""'-CHRTIT CHURCH BY THE:Sl!A • United Mathodlot .................. ---c.111. ....__ __ _ -. .. ·-. l • l .t c4\~ 1femoriol p.l Tbt Sp1tthlmrJ'1 Most-'&llilliflll MtmDri4!1 . MAUS0°llUM "' I' CrGwn Valley Parkway. Wednesday evening testimonial meetings will also be held at the school at 8 p.m. Tbe readers who will condu ct the services for the group are First Reader, Mr. Clarence Stinson of Mission Viejo and Second Reader. f\-1rs . Charles Drawbolt of Pacif ic Island Village, Laguna Niguel. The subject of the lesson sermon for the opening service Feb. 7 is "Spirit ." Temple B~lh David 11 I Orange County will cor.duct Its Family Sabbath Service' fln Friday evening at 7:45 p.m. at the Community Congrega- tional Church, 4111 Kate.Ila Avenue at Bloomfield, in Los Alamilos. Services are con· ducted by Rabbi Bernard B. Goldsmith In conjunction with cantor Harry Newman. The entire congregation is invited io attend the Oneg Shabbat and IOClal hour following the servic~. which will be hosted by Mr. and Mn. Norman Rodd and Mr. and Mrs. RodDey Cohen. Temple Beth David will have an Israel Bond .• night on Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. It will be held at the Co mmunity C.Ongregational Church in Lot Alamitos. The main apeaker ror the e've nlrig will be. Consul General Ablleah 11f the stale af I srae l . Proceeds are to help in the development of the St.ale el J1rael. • Loolcl"t for MEANING? --· ·-1 -,.,...,., .. , MOW t'8 1"1;1 WHm .. ..-..1 llW YCHfl~ PRll D1¥iOMSnATION T.,..,NltM,llM"· ca-.....,wM..,.... YOGA CENTER .... ,,. "· .... , •I --_. 'Y' Sunday Se t This Sunday throughout the Sooth Co a st communities churches will observe YMCA Sunday. For many years the Young Men·s Christian Association has dedicated ll&elf t1J helping young people. The Soi1th Coast YMCA continues in the Y tradition t.o provide interesting and innovative programs for the youlh of our community. '" REVEREND MOLLIE BECK of New York LECTURER OF SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY 1pe•k1 on "GOD THE KEEPER OF THE KEYS" SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1:00 P.M. Let• .. w.-.. c1.w. .... C.rMf Gi.....,,o I St .A••'s. L09•-a-ti l .. ry ... Wak--'•blk llWl~D_.i .. $1 .75 1, .... ro41 "' u.tty ca.~• •f I.et••• 1oeca. > ? ' .. •' :! ,• : : .• .• ' . ·:· ) I ' I I \ ,r I . t 1 • J. • • .-----0..r Man In Sen l'rancbco ----- How to Stab A Male Pig (Aged 10) By KEllB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -l'lh all ror Women 's Llb -I don't even think It's lrue that they want the Sltte flower changed from the poppy to 11 mommy -but sometimes the girll do go off half-cocked : The Oa.k.laod Musetim is having a showing of Indian children·s art, tilled "C&lifornia's First F •mi Ii es , ' ' presented by the fine International Child Art Center. The most widely •cclaimed entry is by Mathew Potts, a ID-yr-old Maldu from Plumu CoWl- ty, who illustrated an old Indian tale. At the preview, a big crowd wu on hand, Including young M•Ule:w, who painstakingly lettered the title o[ the legend, "Why Women Talk More Than Men," signed hi..s name, and affjxed it above his: dr11ringl. Suddenl y a tall, skinny, long-hi.ired woman, wearing a pea jacket and pants, leaped through the crowd •nd tore the sign off the wall. "That's the most offen11ive sign I've ~ver seeo," she ranted •t Mn. Ruth Morgan, founder o( the International Child Art Center, "It's disgusting! And to make matters worse, it's 1ip-- ed by a man!" ''Hardly ," said Mrs. Morgan, trying to be placatory. "He's a 11).yr..old Indian boy, with seven lilt.en. It's the title of an old Indian llOry that mean11 a lot to hi m and-.'' "I am a woma.n, r am a woma n!" yel led the other. '"ll's absolutely revolting, It can't stay." Mrs. Moi:gail finally got the s.ip bac.i: and restored it to the. wall. But a few minutes later. when the crowd had left, lhe Women 's Libber stole back and disappeor>d oritb the 1ign, later found tom to bill. Ten-p- old Ma.thew Potts has 1eamed about female. dlauvinism. CAENDID CAMERA : On the ruder boa.rd outside the B'lingamt: HyaU Home, spotted by Axel Bergman: .. A Jug of Wine, a Wa&trbed Md Wow!" (Pretty racy, Mr. Pritzker) .•. S~an atop an Israeli calendar hanging in Jeff Gale's olfice : ''The Finl Z2 Years Are the Hm"delt'' , • , Moody martini muddler to Ted lDce of So Io mo n Grundy's: "My Alary's OU.y -it 's the llle.bome I can't UYe on." BAY CITY BEAGLE: Tina Sinatra and Robert Warner did so much shop- ping dW'ing their two-week stay here -pelnlings, glassware, antiques fron\ the Pantechnicon (including a baby's high chair, baby rocker) -that they had to borrow a truck from Printer Art Dettner t.o h.aul the loot to the EMCUlivc Airport Wed ., where Father Sinatra'• De Kaviland jet, "Christina Ill," was wailing with crew oJ three lo whilk them home ... I ran out flf btMlh on that 11entencl", too. MilJJON-TO-ONE '!!HOTS : B i g Builder Harold Kroloff drew a pat royal spade Oush poker hand at his social club -ace, king, queen, jack, 10 -but being your true gent, he didn't bet. Just showed it to the other aevcn players and purred: "Pay the usual royalties. gentlemen." THE NEW BREED: S.F. Police Officer Mike ilttb\, 26, wears a peace symbol under hi! shirt and is studying l1w so he can become a Public Defender becauae "I want to help the underdo&." Why the peace sym- bol'! "So if I die in line of duty, people will know I lived for peace and believed in it." The war in Vlet - nam ? "Weil, if I were drafted t'd serve, but if I were assigned to Viet· mm, I'd go to jail instead ." TAii ABOUT innocent bystanders: n..cs-Hobbs, caretaker at the SauDlito Art Center, picked up a ~ from a 1idtwalk table manned by the Downtown Peace Coalition - just as the: DPC crew was being busted by the police for "obstructing traffic." Hobb! doesn't know anybody in the DPC -he was simply C\lrious -but ht was jailed along with the otben anyw1y and spent the night in tbr: clink, unable to raise the $625 bail, liter red'ueed to $250. Next day he wu N!leued 1ner signing a paper thlt, in efftd. preclude! his suing the dty. Mobile Homes, Pre-fabs Answer Crisis for Poor By R.JCHARO L WORSNOP Edllorial llaeorch Re ..... Tbe growing scarcity of housing In the United States affects all classes ot people, but none so severely •S the poor. For middle-income families the housing pinch means. at most , postpone- ment or the dream of home ownership. In the meantime, sucb families usu.ally can !ind comfort.able -if not always ample -rent.al accommodations at a coat they can afford ... Few people have this choice. With rare except.ions, a low income foreclo&e.l'I the possibility of living in a decent dwelling in a l'!afc neighborhood. · In many large cities, even substandard housing is in short supply. Low-income 11quatlers have occupied 8 number of condemned buildings in New York City. whose howling !lhort.age is the most acute In the country. AT THE SAME TIME , thowiand5 of structurally sound dwellings lie vae.nt _.. New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Jaahington, and other ciUes. Tbae ab1n-- fpned buildings are situated tn areu F by crime that only lhe mOlt te of the poor dare live in them. t.oJMncome houalng ii even harder IO ·ftocl In the suburb< than In the i...... t Allbougll con<ei•od with od1tt in ·mind. municipal zoning M.ve hid the effeet or freei- " out public or private hwsing 1~;me~ nts for poor I am i 11 e.1 . ' , the great m1Jorlty of Hes oppose such projects in the ab1 they would be Inhi bited by , md tel IS breeding grounds ~ .ad other" city problems -."-'J!'i,.,._.,proptrty vt.lues. l ... r•vnlllll ·-· then, I<> ... ' ID -·"'°""' flt romote runt -.. --r.tie! -be '1111-pornmenl bu -· -nllUrll ' --public ond -.. '"' the poor. Mlttl;W, t 'Wt ~ admlnlatratkwl oilaod for loPIAlion -whlch C.C.. • wtU m11tde" next year -to .im,lllY ledir•l _,., program• .., as to ltimidtfe hoimt-bulldloc for families ol low, -la ond ..-Income. The ......... ol _,,, -Id be for war-. u.a It ii were k not for the mobOt ti.De. ANlund 460,000 mobile· home untu a yur are bein& produced at pre111nt, ar alioui· four llmes the volume ol t1't ead7 1•. A-Ulng I<> Ille Nobllo -Nonu! ........ ·-·· .. ...-"' all 1111 .... housing units aelling for less than $15,000 last year were mobile h o m es , Furthermore, mobile. homes .11ccounted for no leu than 20 percent of the year's total housing production. MOBILE ROMES ha ve rlemonslrated the potential of manufactured or prefabricated housing. a field whlch has attracted the interest of both the federal government aod private industry. The prlmary appeal or factory-built housing is il!I promise of applying the techniques or mass production to home building, with resultant econom ies of both !!Cale and labor. Ptefabricaled housing parts can be rapidly assembled, even in b11d weather . The federal government has en· couraged the development of manufac- tured homing technology by sponsoring Operation Breakthrough, a pet project of the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, George Romney. Twenty-two companies have bttn te.lected lo demonstr1te v • r I o u s prtfabricaled housing con~s on 10 prevkiual.y dfl;ipated sites In different ..... o!.tbt """'1lry. Severll. dtles, notably Philadelphia, have undertlbft1ehabllit1tion of existing housing unitl for ihe benefit of low-in- come famUiei. Problem! of acquisition can be t~mlng, but the end -.. suit often maku the effort worthwhile. PhilaQelphia hill achieved • reslDralion r.11te of betweea 2~ and 3.000 hawing units • yeaf, and It has a backlog "'' perh•PI 27,000 11ginf but salvageable brick row~- .mu. ANOTK!l approach lo meeting low-income· b;toltr!C rims Involves con· strucUan of •-n.w towns," st:ll<ontalnecl ornmunltlel buUt . from scratch ac-cwdinl to a muter plao. Possibly the most lmbltJoul new town yet planned hM bem ~ by the Urban Studies r..enw of tbi' University of U:>ul!vllle. Jt would ·be 11 community of 2'1,000 famlllll, hllf· of tbem poor, somewhtte In tile Loul!\lllle ..... The 10,CQOr poor families In the pro- Je<:t.ed Louilvllle ne:w I.own would be l"l'lually dlvtded between inner-city black~ and rural whites. The Urban Studies Center eontendl th11t a.'l!lurance ol jobs and decent houling wi ll proiltde "• tot.al ,:upportive eavlronment'' th1t will lend lo 1llevlate lht tensions th1I mi&bt be ·occted to dtttlop between the two groups. II ll 11 rich~ th< <OUnlry will ..... • nt• model for dulloa wllh lbe boulln& Modi GI t1't .... \ .- Comment Page Drug Scene Updated Linkletter Gives Advice, S.ees Hopeful Signs By ART LINKLEM'ER One year 1go. when , I beame acutely and tragically aware of wtuit was hap- pening oo the national drug scene, my principal alm in life was, first of all, to learn more about this subjecl. Af. a result , I ha ve become an expert on "drug experts." Then I set out to speak to groups all across the U .S.-especially parents. 1 am a parent and have raised a family of five. Parents believe me and listen to me. So I've been concentrating on talking to parental groups all over lhe count ry on two topics: First, urging them to learn what the drug abuse problem is , to learn the language, to learn the terminology. to learn its dimensions, so that parents aren't exposed either as ignoramuses or liars. Secondly, after parer.ts have. learned something about drug abuse problems, I plead with them to com municate with their kids. Thal does not mean lecturing them : ii does not mean accusing them : it means listening, talking . letting them talk, letting !hem tell their own ex - periences. l CAUTlON parents that It is not the end of the world if his child has a "roach" in his pocket or is found with some barbiturates in his desk drawer. !\.lost of the k.ids are just ex- perimenting. Most or them will never go on to become "heads'' or "speed freaks .'' l\.iosl of them will not ruin their lives. But there Is a danger, and the danger should be known, and It should be stop- ped, with parental understanding. love, care . com munication, or-if the kid is 100 far gone-with ellpert help. Because this is no place for amateurs. If your child is hooked, you should take him to a professional who knows-a minister, a psychiatrist, a doctor, someone in the community who knows what he is doing. 1 ha ve talked to parents all across the rounlry. Then. I've talked to kids. And the kids listen , but only with one ear, because I'm one of the ''older generation." 1 'm a member ol The Est.abllshment. something I never will understand. Kids really want lo hear it from kids. The best ones to talk t.o kids about rlrugs are other kids who ha ve been on drugs. They can tell it the way it was. the way it has been and the way they hope it never will be again. The kids listen to them. AS T REALIZED THE gigantic diversi- ty of l2le drug probltm, how many things contribute to it, how many reasons !here are ror it, how many ways there are to get off H. 1 began to talk to specialized groups. To give you an idea-four months ago T spoke lo a national convention of disc jockeys. I beggerl them , for God's sake . to stop playing the out-and-out songs which some of our most notorious drug grouf>l'l-The Fugs. the Rolling Stones, lhe Jefferson Airplanes....,ha ve recorded. l'm not talking about passing reference to drug use . rm talking about drug songs about the Man \1-'i th the Golrlen Arm and the drug pusher, songs g!ori· fying marijuana. hash, LSD. I told these disc jockeys that they are not only performing a disservice to our community, but they are ecrtainly going to run afoul of the Federal Com- munication~ Commission , because nobody ha.~ the right to use the People"s Air, on ltlevi~ion or radio. lo send into my living roon1 or yours, unannounced. mu"ic that trades on sex , drugs, violence and revolu tion . JUST A FEW WEEKS AGO in Miami I spokt to the National Wholesale Drug group about their responsibility in the sale, distribution and .11vailabUJty ol drugs of the "nice" variety. The important, old-line pharmaceutical houses of lhis country are responsible, concerned com - panies. I was cautioning about the fringe group, the underground-.rubway<eU1r type of operation which sendl'I am- phetamines and barbilurates out without an y supervision lo pt<1ple who write and send them money . 1 talked, too, about the responsibillty of the drug in- dustry to tM!lp underwrite cost~ or educa· lion, control anti ruearch on drugs. I have spoken to poli~ academiel'I about the need to regard our young peopl!! who are on drugs not as criminals, bu~ as emotionally sick people. Even tht pushen1 among our kid!! are not really criminals, They're just Indians trying to be Chiefs: tbey're just kids wanting status, for the moet part. And J have &poken, of Ci>urse, to educa- llonal organizations all over the country : to national aroupf (If hllh· school aod junior high school and element.•1')' sdiool administrators: to tduatlWJ ftOl.lps 1pon30red by 11t1te governors.. IN THIS VEAR I have found that thert his been a tremtndou1 response by lhe whole structure or our society to the drus problem thal is most en· roursging. Here ire the t1nc:ouraglng si gns J would like to It.II you 1boul, ve.ry brieny. ,,,t Office of Erlucatlona\ Qpporlunily. under 1 i;peci1l $3.:-i mlllion pro~ram by President Nixon , his been orp:aruzin~ re1lonal m~Ungs and ,11 te11cher training proeram. Jt la most imporl•nl that our te1c:her1 1dmlt I.ht.re's 1 problem and know what to do about il Clubs like 1he Kiwanis have undertaken internatlon1l programs to fight drugs In their own commuRities. I have met with the n1Uonal directors of the Boy Scouts. the Girl Scouts, the YMCA , lhe YWCA, the 4-H and the Future Farmers, who have n1illions of wonderful straight kfds willing to help in this fight. Then we have the volunteer clubs-like Smart Set, which was organized by my friend, Bob Squire. in Hollywood-to help get volunteer groups organiied in high sc hools. They n1ake psychedelic-looking poslt!rs; they have smarl, mod, hip epigrams and moltos against drugs ; their 11ign is S.O.S. That stands for "Stamp Out Stupidity." They're attacking drugs on the basis that it's stupid, il's jerky, it's not "in," it's not fashionable, you're not a Big Shot just because you use drugs. WE HAVE DR. lJngerliecler al UCLA, who has organized a group called ··oare." These kids have Jong hair, wear mod dress, quite often with beads, and appear lo do many of the things that you might associate with drug users. Don't be misled. Some of our longesl- haired, weirdest-looking kids never use drugs. And some of our straightest, short-haired, clean -looking, all-Am~rican boys are on drugs. You can't tell from appearance. These Dare kids are doing a great job out in Los Angeles by saying. "If you_'ve got to make your parents uptight, do It by wearing kooky clothes, singing kooky songs, wearing your hair kooky.'' And believe me, while you and l may not approve completely of that kind of dress and habit, I wou ld rather have my child going around look ing like an un-made bed any day than to have him on drugs. Another great group 1 want to mention is Teen Challenge, started by Re verend Wilkerson. This is a reli gious group. EXPERT ON EXPERTS Art Linkletttr Tf you don't knew what religion is do- ing today about drugs, Jet me open your eyes. All across this country the kids of America are turning to religion as they haven 't turned to religion in the last 50 years. ~1ANY GOOD TlUNGS are happening . ~1ike Curb, the MGM Record president, 25 years old, recently announced : "No more MGM recordirigs will be made of groups who v.•ant to sing about the fun in drugs, and no more recordin g by any groups that are living the drug subculture and bragging about it." That's a big step for the record mg c;ompanies , which sell millions and mlllions of records to our kids, wbleh have ma<le a heroine of Grace Slick, the star of the Jefferson Airplanes, who was quoted in Time mag•tine l l'I saying: "Oh, yes, I took several milligrams of LSD with me to the party Tricia Nixon ga ve at the Wh ite House, and I was going to try to drop it tnlo the punch lo turn on Old Dad and Tricia ." We have the books that are beginning to be published and sold nationally. One of the best : High on the Campus-Student Abuse-ls There an Answer?-the ator,Y of wha t happened in San Jose. We have a film on that same sub· ject, which 1 helped narrate. WE HA VE all kinds of pamphlets heing printed : ''El'lcape to Slavery-Drugs, Youth and the Con· cerned Christian." put out by Youth for Christ International; "The Crutch th• t Cripples-Drug Independence," sponsored by the Ameri can Medical Associat ion; ··Drugs. a Lonely Wa y to Nowhere ."' sent out by Congressman William E. Minshall; "Out-reach [or Youth ," done by my young friend, Nicky Crm, with whom T just finished making an hour-long documentary. Yes, many encouraging things are hap- pening in the fight against drug abuse. Public Broadcasting Corporation has earmarked $500,000 for a national attack on drug abuse. Forty-eight Utah doctor!! have pledged not to give diet drugs. The National Alliance of Businessmen is banning the ad vertising of pills as an easy cure-all. Businessmen should be especially con- cerned wilh the leadership of the future. Thal leadership is irl jeopardy. The young people who are roming up to lake your place are apt to be on marijuana. am· phetamines and barbiturates. Some are dropping acid. lf drugs arc anyone 's business, they're yours. A Regent-watcher's Notes Why, How the Giant Sys teni Sometimes Bogs Down f'roni att address before Told/'/ fin/I. iVtst. Dr. Chtit is professor of bu.~i ness administrntio1l 011d former ex· ecutive vice chancellor, University nf California, Berkele y. By OR. EARL CHEIT .I have ror some time thought it strange that, allhough governance and order in colleges are the object of almost constant public discussion, there is little public discussion about the governing boards themsel ves. If the subject of trustees comes up at all, il usually involves an- nouncing that the boari:l system is no longer viable or reveals thal many board IT)embers .11re rich. As a supporter of the trusteeship con- cept, 1 am not worried that it is about to be abolished , bul I am worried lhal it ls not being strengthened. Not only is there Jack of public understanding of wha t the board is supposed lo do. there 1s reason lo be concerned about the abil ity of boa rds to lead their un iversities and about the actions of ind ividua l trustees. 1'he California Cnnstitution gi\'es the Board or Rtj!ents governing power and rna kes it autonomous. It rn1bodie.<; one of the mGSt advanced concepts that a free democratic people can adopt-a genuinely independent public university. The. pOOple have created a university, but have denied themselves direct con trol over ils affairs. Instead they rely on the conrept of the public trust, the trustees or which- the Regents -a.re expected to protect and develop It wisely , free of personal motives of gain, exploitation. or bias. Given this ideal of independence. the Regents must feel our support when other! try to undermine their con• stitutional 1u my; and they must be subjected to searching criticism Jest through med" re performance they stop l'ltriving for e Ideal entrusted to them. THE QUESTION OF who has the power lo decide is not raised ln univerl'lities until conflict emerges. Then four rather distinct stage8 of connict begin. First stage : the board rrequenlly says "no" to administra tion, to faculty, an<I to 1tudcnll'I. Why does the board say oo? Because it sees problems it wanta aolved, but it has deleg1ted the authority to solve them to others. De.legallon is necessary for a large modem organlution, but if rellcs on shared v11\un and on an un- derstanding tha.t different ltve\1 of authority •re subject to dlfJeren1 pre.MUrt:S. Connlct emerges when val11t1 are no lonaer shared, or •hen one loaes sight or the olhtr fellow's situation. Second staae : the bolrd moves into •d- mlnlstratlon -bec1use. of atlfcks on lhe university. When organlzatlons come under 1U•ck. they oentralllt., boUl to 1trcogthen thllr..selves and becaU&e more ,11nd mort dtclslon1 are bucked up to hiaher level1. The move from policy Into administration is 1cctler1ted by the lack of power that board members experience. THIRD STAGE: ll Is alway11 dlfflcult to lead a larp orpnti&Uma. Event. oftllD • ovcrla.ke procedures, and In the case or un iversities there are no fixed criteria o[ successful per(ormance. Diff iculty in- creases when the board of directors cen- tralizes the or ganization and gel! Into ad- ministra.tion -because the major board problems get buried by lhe ad· ministrative problems. Administralive questions consume much of the regular agenda and the board finds it imposl'dble to devote enough time to thoughUul discussion! abou~ growth, direction, finan ce, and priorities. Consequently, the board becomes Jess a.nd less able to perform one of its most important !rust functions -that of being a protective buffer between the institution -"lrd the public passions or lhe momenL Fourth stafi(e : The board views the university v.·ith increasing suspicion, \.\'hich is an unhealthy situation. Because trustees are isolated from campuses, students consider them irrelevant and their acti ons provocative; faculty and Slaff !;('e them as remote. Trustees see the1nselves governing hos!ile territory and react accordtngl~·-In private they stop defending the ideals of lhe uni versity and start agreeing with their critics. ~teanwhile administrators are trying lo bridge the ~ap between trustees and campus, yet must appear credible lo both sides. Administrative capacity and in- itiative berome undermined by havin g to worr}' about two kinds (If confrontation!! -one in lhe street. another in the board room. Finally, the board oo longer functions Dear Amerika- 1 Still Love You rrom • Lelte:r te the Edllftr In tbe Los Angele~ Free Pre11 am a draJt dodger Jiving in Canada I'm fairly happy but Vl!ry bitter about having to nee my coun lry because of my beliefs. 1 gol hold of some Free Presses, and they've made me very homesick for my friends still living in LA ind for LA itself, even with Jll the hassles. There •re a great many Americans living in etile in Can1dl and m01t feel the WI.)' I do. C1n•d• •nd Ila people RN! fairly friendly and open minded, and It is • beautiful country to live in, but there's still one thing. Ameri.Ka ll'I llill our country, a country lhat we werl! taught to be.lievt In, but let us down. Mosl of u!I M~ thankful to Canada for letting us stay here, but we'll 1lw1ys re.m•in Arnerlc111s. So pltase, brother• and ststm still llvinA in America. don 't for,et about ua for we 1Jw1yi will remembtr Amt.rlca. Also. dear Laurel F\endoss, I Jove you. Please ('Omfl 11nd join me soon. I..ove and Pe1ce to all real Americ•ns. Ray ID lbe Rocky Mini. I, in its ccnstitutional role as an In- dependent group . It concludes that ll'i role v.·ill be served best by doing 'what the 1lrel!t radicals keep calling for: gin all power to the people. Let the public punish this strange, arrogant, and ungrateful place! WHAT SHOULD a regent watcher ask the Regents to do: The first thing a Regent must do is hi s overall job. HI! must give proper weight to needs of the universily, and not see hi! role simply as representing the anxieties of the publlc to the university. This does not mean being insensitive to the burden on taxpayers. But. the role of represen· ting taxpayers i~ played by every elected official in the Stale, and tt is not ihe Regent s' primary responsibility. The Regents' main role is representing the aspirations of the univer.sity to the pe<r pie. Fortunately. from among the ir pred ecessors there are many models for them to follow. Historically, !he Regent! of the University of California undertook an audacious experiment -to create a maSl'i system of higher tducation at low cost to the students, which would com- pete on quality terms with the besl, e.!iLI! private irutitutionl'I. And, thty succeeded. A second thing history tells us to expect from Regents is a personal commitment to higher education and the goals of the university. Let me cite one uample. Even afler Theodore Meyer retired from the Board of Regents, he rnnlinued to work for Univer11\ty goals -!lee.king foundation money for an important service project. A TfllRD THING that we learn from the university's history is the Importance of cood uctln& Elolrd bwriness in a regen- tal manner. In his condu ct, each in - dividual Regent must be governed by the unwritten rondition.1 of his tni1l. In his dealings with administrators and ~1- leegues. he should show the respect for other people that becomes the dignlty of hi!: office. A final aspec~ is Board unity. Prior to any ac:Uon, 1 Rtaent 11hould always ask:. Is it good for the. futurr: of the univenlty! Saturday, January 30, 1071 The Comment P1ge ot th• Daily Pilot 1eau to lnlonn and 1Umul1le readers by presenting 1 variety of com- mentary on topics of lnttr· e1t and significance from lnfonned observer• a n d spokesmen. R•rt N. W .... , fl'lllilllher Corid morning again. boys and girls. and welcome to another winter S a t u r d a y morning of run and lcamin,e: with Uncle Len and his good friends Carol and Andy, First, before we get Into this week's lopic, let me thank you all for Lhe terrific entries in this week 's contest a bo ut the Milky Way and star-gaz. L----4,_ ____ ~ ing. The old mail sack was bulcing. I ho!" it will be the same from now on. This week's topic will be M>metliing like the last one but with a different angle. As most or you already 1mo1v by now, man v.•ill be m~king his fourth manned trip to atteinpt a moon landing. So far. four men have walked .-----------------------------------1 the fa ce of our sliinin& neighbor in space. Apollo 14 takes ol'f Sunday rnorning with three more men. ooe of whom was our first m.1n in space, Alan Shepa rd. * PRIZE WINNER * Donna Bourland, 11 , 16148 Ni1btingale Circle, Fountain Valley His first spacecraft was Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you almost five times sinaller than do: (1) Draw picturt on piece of plain, white paper ~112 inches wide and lhe one he is flying this time. 4 inc:he.s deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or tracr: He and Stuart Roosa will w1lk picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and addtt:ss the surface of the moon in tin back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bo:s: 1560, DAILY an area never explored and PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. very dangerous. It is known '------------------------------------' .1s Fra f\.1auro Highlands. They hope to find rock samples which will be clues to the fo'rmation or our whole syste1n cf planets. Some of the rocks w!ll be over 4 billion years old . There is much more to learn •bout on this moon:ihot. The br:~t way to find out all you can is to watch the moonw1lks and h1unching on television or read about ltiem in lht. paper. This ls ooe of man's greatest adventures and experts ha ve predicted that over 600,000.000 people will see it on television around the world . This is just another chapter in man's long history or adVi!nturous exploration. He has always been curious - ah1:ays seeking to view what is on tht: other 5ide of the mountain or around the next curve in the road. Aslronauts Shepard, Roos<1. and Mitchell are modern day examples of the same ad· venturers who have lived since the dawn of time. They include men such as Galileo, whose first use of telescopes pul him in prison: valiant Donner Party, wh<l dared to risk the cold or .1 High Sierra v.·intcr to reach Californi a. The list goes on and on, History is chock full of tht. exploits of men wh() cpened new horiwns for humanity. So this week, boys and girls, pay tribute to t:,e great ex· plorers who Jive befON! and who still live today. Do your drawings and poems on any adventurer in history. Use you r imaginations on this one and fill the old mail sack as full as you did this week. Honorable mentions in this \\'eek's art conlest go lo: Cin· dy Clark, 8, Fountain Valley: s..d , •• , .... 1-,. "* ..... .,. Hernando de Soto. Hernan C-Ortez, Cabrillo and other great Spaniards who made im- porta nt first discoveries in the new world : Lewis and Clark. who opened up the vast Louisiana Territory: Jedediah Smith. who was one of the flt st white men ever to sec the Pacific Northwest and \\'as one or the first white n1en ever seen by Plains Indians: Major Powell. who led a ha rdy group or explorers in frail wooden boats on the firsl JOUrney down the rapids of the C<ilorado river into thf' Grand Canyon : Admiral Peary and Admiral Byrd. who e1p!ored the world's poles; the Melinda Paul, 10, Lag un a BeaCh: David Sperry, 9, Corona de[ Mar : Ginny Spcr· ry. 7, Corona del Mar; Keri Jorger. JO, Costa f\1esa : Judy Broxon. 12. Newport Beach; Karen Lusk, 1011!, C.Osta Mesa: '-I • Or .... Ce•t telly Pii.t, .. x 15,I, Cnt• M1ie, Cellf. An<11 ''""• 1 tOIT'Pltl• lG.volvmt •ti cl lhl Wotlcl l llO-E"'f<IOH.il i. tlof> Hovs1m1~. ~•e 11. cl Oulum, M ln,,.,0!1 !or hit CIUltll•~: Whal wa~ the Irish elk like : f.1ost likely our .1nce,tors hunted Ireland and other Neolithic him in parts of Northern Europe. This was durin g one of the fal.~e warm spells that visited the tern· perale zones between the cruel ice ages. His fossil remains were found in modem limes. preserved ln the peat bogs of Ireland. Nobody knows when nr \1·hy this huge and lordly animal became extinct. But the tragedy occurred many thousands of years ago. long be!ore our indu strial poll ution threatened I he survi\·al Qf CQuntless Qlher species. The magnificent Irish e!'lc said goodbye to the 11·orld 'ometimc during or betv,,ecn lhe ice ages of the past niillion years. We know more or less what he was like from his foss il ren1ains and by studying similar deer that survived lo modern times. lie \\'SS called an elk beCBuse his bones and his immense anllers proved to be much larger than the usual deer of Europe. Scien- tists tell us th at he was indeed a member of the true deer f1mily Cervldae. to which the elk also belongs. But the lon1- 1one Irish elk w1s more close- ly relaltd to the modern fallow dffr. His outstanding feature was his eoonnm.is crown Of an\lers. They were palmated. shaped like izlant hands with wide spreading palms and prongs like curved fingers. Several roasil specimens proved that the antlers of the Irish elk spread up lo 11 fee t wide. They were al least three feet wjder than the palmated antlers of our sturdy bull mtoM. The Irish elk had to he a big stronc animal to ... ppor\ <UCh litad gtar. Herds ol 'falk>1' deer are still 'W11d' In 1 few countries. But the most famous ones ltv1 sheltered. semi-tame lives In En&llah parts. 1)ey are tbo&e picture-boot, orange- ~ deer daPJ>led with wh ite 1pot!I. The buCb stand abaut tbrte feet at shoulder level 1"4 aprout vetJ a r n 1 t e palmaited antlers. which are sbtd every ,ea&Ofl. Jn winter they l~e lhc\r ~howy spots 1n4 wear darker coat6. his world, even the long-gone relatives of the elephant and the rhino wore woolly coats. l\1ost likely herds of Irish elk browsed on woodsy slopes and Linda Hobbs, JO, Corona dcl l\1ar. grazed in grassy valleys, ~----/? /). some\\'hal like the favorite L a 1•0{ ~ Corner---~ haunts of the fallow deer - but much colder. The woolly mammoths and rhinos. the thickly furred saber-toothed tiger and several other warm· Ty clothed animals a 1 so departed , som ewhat mysteriously. during the ice ages. Some people think that those enormous, unwieldy antlers made life Impossible for the Trish elk. But s c i e n t Is t ~ suspect that he became ex· RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER JlLL: What is fl at at the bottom, point· ed on the top and has ears? BILL: I give up. JILL: A mountain. BILI~: Oh yeah!! \·Vhat about the ear.~. .TlLL: Ha11en 't you ever heard of moun- taineers':' (II•• SilnON~. )I~ Oe'l~V'l'M~, '"" ~ .... tinct for other reasons. During L=====================::'.J his ]Qng reign, he saw the wolves and other I 11 r g e carnivores grow bigger and ~-----------------------, stronger, fa st er and more cun- ning . Perhaps they hunted him to his doom -or maybl;i the weather wiped him ti. u t . Perhaps his herds were trap- ped in sheltered valleys, either when a new ice age came or when the old glaciers melted and turned the solid ground into soggy bogl)' su·amps. .t.nOv •lf••lt • W«141 l.eli OltM to Htll J1"" Klein. 111 t, Ill Tuitt . Olllt '*"•• fW Mr ci1111110n: Hew do tt.al1pnHes ftnll l1 ca vet? THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD 'rhe beauty of lhe ocean. The vastness of the sea; The farness of th e horizon . And the littleness of n•e . 'fhe majesty of th e ~tars. Shining in the night: The glory of the sun, Shedding all its light. The world \Vas made of beauty, A gift from far above; God gave this gift to every man, It was the gift of love. A IC""""' Mlf Mii.,. .... '-Ir-"" fl~llll, 11, *" (,... ............ a.hi -· ,.,. ""' -· ... ......, Ill lillt 119rT ... ~ tt~I. Mt.II 1'911' -Ill H' """ .. UM .. L-. la INt. (Mii Mffl. (lllftnlla. A cave may hive spiky "-----------------------' stalagmites poking up rrom its noor and matching stalac· tiles hanging from its celllng. like stony icicles. Sometimes a pair meets and forffil a stony column between bl<16r and ceiling. These arti1tlc formations are created by drip-dripping water -with the help of air and limestone rock. Caves tend to form In thick layers of limestone. This pale, s po n g y rock contains Ill~~'!' soft calcite. a mineral thlt likes to dissolvi«' and lose llM:lr in moving water. Sec ·and the Boy YOUR NEWS QUIZ PAIT I · NATIONAL AND INTE RNATIONAL Give your1elt 10 points for each correct a.nawtr. l HouH O.moore.\i cboae ..•.• to M the new Speaker of tM HINM of Jteprttentattna. a...Jobn McCormack boo-Carl Alber~ c-Norrla UdLll. l Tbe Democrat1 al10 choaaHalt Bon• o! ..... to bl their ntw majority leader. a-Tex11 ~Arizona c-Lout1\1nt 3 Newspepers In ..... began publlah1~titlntfter& 14-d11y 1trlkr by Pri nt\~ Preaamen'a Loc•l 9. a-PHt1burgh. b-Ne\lo· York c-Ch1c•&o '4 Con1enatlonJ ata feared !or m1rine w:Udlife In. , , ... Bay alter a h!J&e oil 1plll resulted from. th9 I colllalon of two tankers. 1-!tiontea:o b-Hudson'J c-San l'r111clsco 5 FDA Commi11loner Charles Edwtrd1 t.MW!ed befor• a Senate wtiooxmntttet:i tb.l.t blftlU,ato.ra found all pre1crlpllon druJ• \o be•• effecttTeaa c1.•Jmlld. True or Falee? PART 11. WOIDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points !or ea.ch word that you can match with its correct meaning. l .... , astroloa:y 2.,, .,con1tell t tion 3 ..... nebula 4 ..... galaxy s ..... aatronomy a-a:roupof 1tara formlnc a pattern b-lara:e collection of a1aoolated et.ara · c-Iara:e body of lnter- atellar 1a1 d-belte! that the .tara ·Influence people e-a tudy o( celeetlal phenomena PART Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 point& for names that correctly match with the clues. you can l ..... Pete Rozelle 2 ..... Bowie Xuh n 3 ..... Tom Land ry 4 ..... J im O'Brien 5 ..... Mel Renfro a-Cornerback1 Dall a a Cowboy• ~He,•d Coach, Dell•• Cowboys c-Comml1sloner o! Baseball d-Placekicker, B a lti- more Colts e-Coaun.l11Ioner , N 1- t l on al fo otb a l l Leaa:ue • V!C, Inc., Mlllrto11, WhcON ln DAILY "LOT 1 Tes I Y 011raelf Here's a chance fOr ~veryo1'(' In the family old enoua)I to n:ad to tttt hit Uf' htt own "noM ror neWI." Take thl• "eekly N~1s Quiz in tlil" prl.,.acy ot your O\\'n honle (you dort'l cvt"n ha\'I.' to Jct the rc•t of the family know how you made out/ and S('f' ho\v much YoU knOw about what's wulng on in the world luda). Don't chNt-Anew•rl ap,...r (uJ1'4• tlewn) Ml• ~ulL Match word clues with their correspond- ing pictures or symbols. 10 Poi nts for eac h correct answer, " MARCH 15 c 1 ..... Brita in decimal D·Dty 2 ..... convert• to eurrency on UCLA aeeka 1t& 5th national championship in row 3 ..... Theee public; employ- ee• e nded 1trike 10. Chicago 4 ..... West German Chur c:ellor Willy :Br1n.dt 6 ..••• u. s. helicopter pn. ... 1htp1 flew tnterdlotlon mla&lons here 6 ..... SALT t1lk1 will re- sume in Vienna, Au1• tri1. 'T ..... Baltimore Colta the Super :Bowl WOO F G 8 ..... Soviet Premier Alexei xo1ygin FEB.15 E ...... The1e p.lbllc employ- er:e ended strlke lnNtw York 10 ..... Commonwealth Qf iovernment here bead a m•l HOW DO YOU RATE? J (SHN U1h Siii• of Qul1 S.p1r1tt>ly) 71 to Ill poinh-Geod. t l N 1«1 polr1h -TO, SCOll: 61 to 70 point&· F1lr. llto 90polnh-bcell1t1t. 60•~???-H'.-! FAMILY DISCUSSION QUISTION Do you 1.1ree with the view Mr. Nixon presented Jn hi• St.ate of the Union Meesace? Why, or why not? THIS WllK'S OW.LENGEi ttO ICOll Name the leader of the CommunJ1t Party of North Viet Nam. --------------------- ·u•na "'! :30N:n1vH:i • 0·01 '.J,6 'H·a :3-L :a.g '.a -s :v ·• :r·E '"·z '1·1 :zmll 10QWAS . ·~ '.p-; '.Q·C '.>·<: '.•·t :m J.l!Vd . •·9 '.Q·t :J·& '.•·z :p-1 'II J.l!Vd ... l'.!l·S ,, .• '.•-c '·>·z '.q•J :r Jol!Vd Look Ma, No Hands Automated Highways Seen COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPl) - Creation oC an electronically au tomated highway system may allow the driver of the fulure to hop iJI his car, drive to the closest highway ramp. then let the magnetic fie ld take over and catch a fey.• extra winks \\'hile on the way to work. Dr . Robert E. Fenton. :i professor of ele c trica l engineering at Ohio Stalr. Unive rsity, and several othrrs began work on such an automated system abou t 10 years ago. Fenton said such a radica l approach \vould hf necessary to meet th I" transportation needs of the future . "We envision a highway of the future where, for ex ample. a driver would manually drive his car from home to an automated highway," Fenton said. "At the spot of control. the car would be turned over to the 1utom1ted system and the vehicle would be controlled up the entr1nce ramp and onto the highway." He llld lbe driver wow.Id pre select his exit ramp, In- formation wh ich would be fed into a computer and used at the r ight time. Fenton said the magftetic field would guide vehicles with the correct speed and direc- tion on a roadway. "The approach we use i:s to put a wire ln the a:nter of the highway and then put electrical current through this wire. Thal sets up the magnetic field ," he said. "The vehicle literally homes in on the electrical field a•d as lonJ: as ii does that It is in thf' ce nter of highway." He said the vehicle would still contain a gaso lin e - powered engine, but It would be equipped with coils on the front bumper to detect the magnetic fleld. "The coils in the car detect the maa:nelic field," he said. "and the coill. 11 turn, tell the compult:r where the: car is -ri&ht on the center line or right or left. The computer than tells the car what to Manufacture Of Linotype Phased Out PLAINVIEW, N.Y. (UPI) - The Unotype, that grand old soldier of the: prtntln& in· du.stry, is fading from the Amerlc1n scene after nearly a century of service. Next month Ill manufacture in the United Stales will cease wben Eltra Corp.'s Mergenthller dlvlaton con· verts Its Plablvkw plant to spare part• and pbotocom. poollloll equJplllenl mamil1e- 111tt. do,'' F'enton and about 16 others at Ohio Stale have been work- ing on the proposed system under grants by the Ohio Highway Department and the U.S. Highway Administration. ''It became apparent that some really radical solutions are going to be needed for the future highway network," Fenton said. "It appeared to us one really feasible SQ!ution would be the au tom a t i c highv.·ay , '' Fenton said his group ha.~ equipped two American cars for experi mentation and ha ve been running them on unope~ ed sections of interstate 2'10. "Basically, we have two vehicles which we have In. strumented for automatic con· trol." he ei:plained. "One i9 set up for automatic steerln~. The second one I s in- strumented for au tomatic speed control." "We instrumented a mile of highy,·ay and used both of our vehicles on this mile - one car following the other. 'fhe following vehicle not only automatically steered it9ell, it braked and accelerated the same as the lead car." ------ Loves Her Tedd11 'l'bl hute lrllh elk left us 'nc t.vldenet about his clothtnr. But the chtlly climate called fo r thlck , ~l'l•ISY coats. In Raindrops seep tbrou,h tht ground and c1rry diuolved calcite away In frqmenl.I too fine to be 1tt9. But whtn the water ev1p0ratts, It mutt leave this caldte behind. SomeUmes it drips Utrouah a crack in the Cf'illn1 ot 1 cave -aod spluhtl down on UM noor. The air In the roomy cave mates the water evaporate but its d!aolvtd c11lcile must stay behind. As the spluhes dry up. the nnc frngm enl$ build a pile of 9<1lld calcite stone. If the cell.Ina ltali:s ror ages. tho calclle build!! a high. spiky stalaimitt. on Y, 0&0r of the c11ve. The late-afternoon sun was cooltna: and the tide rolled in behind him, bul Darin Hirschberg, 4, of Salinas, 'vas deep lh lhoueht as he duf for clams at Moss Landing. The tide soon covered bu; handiwork as another rprlng-11ke day C"ame to end. ''lt'1 no kln1er economical lo mae the llnolype In lllls country In view ol dwlndllne demand," uld Norman G. H a n s e n , Mergenthaler's manaaer of advtrti1lng and 1alu. The llrlatype ii still In use all over the world . however, and Mergenthaler will keep on maklna the machine in Ill planll In Italy, England ind Getmany. ..... Jacqueline: Sayers, 8, cuddles 11Mlnky,11 a rul mink teddy beor. It i• one of the exblblls at tile Brlttsll (nternational ·roy Fair in Brighton. The bear is m1de of ~ix mink pells and selJs for $338.80, I I ' • I I ,I I • 8 DAlLV PILOT Real Estate Questions and Comment By Realtor R•nd•ll MeC.rdle 11 it tru. that the Unit.d Stata1 Government owns nearly half of C•lifornia? This sound1 •• If California t-t•s to h. the state with the l1 rgest U.S. Government ownership. Ara there any st1 te1 with high percent19a1 or a r• wt the "le•ders"? What's the lowe1t? Thanks, • student. M. K. -Newport Beach )'es. the ·u nited States Government owns nearly 45 percent or our state. ll owns 96.9 percent of Alaska. 0\Vns 86 percent of Nevada. Iowa, Maine, Connecticut. New York and Ohio get off with less than one percent lJ.S. Government O\Vnership. In a spH<h you gave recently you mentioned th1t ALL of us reg ardless of our profn1ion1, are in the "P90- pl• busin~ss". I'm not sure I qr" with you, but .1 •m intriguM. I'm In no w•y • ulam•n, l·•m • cfwnust. If •pplic•ble, plu .. comment further. Th•nks T. H. -Costa Mes• Perhaps Arnold J. Toynbee explained it better ~ban 1 did when he u•rote "1 believe there may be some things that ~ome people may know for cer tain. but I also believe that kno\vable things are not "'hat m atters most to any human being. A good mathematician may kno\\' the truth about numbers, and a good engineer may kno\v how_ to make physical forces ser\ie his purposes. But th~ engineer and the mathematician are human beings first - so for them. as \vell as for me, what matters most ls not one's kno\vledge and skill. but one's relations with other peopl~. \\'e do not all have to be engineers or matheIQali· <·ians, but we do all have to deal \vith other people. And these relations of ours with each other, are the really important things in life, & are also the really difficult things ... ," I recently purcha..d • tract of land nor th of her•. Isn't there som• kind of lmport•nt inform1tion I •m supposed to receive concerning the, property •nd t~• •r•• from the St•te of C•lifotni•? When do I receiv• this lnform•tion? What dep1rtment would I contact if I do not receive it? P. K. -Fountain Valley \'ou should always receive a copy of the rINAL SUBDIVlSJON PUBLIC REPORT when buying a home or lot in a ne\v su bdivision. The salesman on the development is required by la\\' to give you a copy of this d ocument. You must have an opportunity to read and approve it before you make a deposit or s ign any contract to purchase . This data concerning the project is compiled by the California De· partment of Real Estate. Editar's Nott: Randall R. flfeCa rcllt is tlit prt:sidtnt rlf tM Real Estaters. on inVf:stm.ent analuit, co/~ge lecturtT, nnd author of "Real Estate in California." S~d your com· mtnt:r and qutstion:r to Randall R. McCardlt. clo tht DATL Y PILOT. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mtsa, 92626. Location Attractive At Granada Homes The homes in lhe sixth and final phase of Mjssion Viejo's New Granada neighborhood flrfer one of the most con· venient locations in the 11,IJOO. 11.crt. community, acCQ rding to Dave Maddocks. General Sales !\1anager Mission Viejo Con1· pany. "The remaining Granada Hoines are within one block of the new Sierra Recreation l:en1er and six blocks of lhe MiS.'lion Viej(l Golf Club and lnn. Schools and shopping are also nearby," said Maddocks. The Sierra Center is Mission Vieio·s newest recreational facility. and offers members an invitational-size swimming pool. a wading pool and play equipment for lots. ~ game room for the you ng adults 11.nd meeting .and kitchen facilities. Mission Viejo Golr Club and fnn includes an 18-hole cham· pionship golf course, pro shop, restaurant and a cocktail lounge. The new housi ng develop- ment offers home.buyers ten indi vidual floor plans. with prices ranging From $28.990 Lo S40.9'JO. The lhrce·to-five bedroom. lll'O-t1>-fnur bath hornes ()ffer such ex!rai; as: dramatic en· tryways. g<1rd en courly::irds. cathedral beamrd ceilings, Pasy accesl' to patio are::i i; via sliding walls or ilass. formal dining areas a n d spacious fami ly rooms with fireplaces. C.Olvr<oordinated. built-in appliances: custom flooring; large wardrobe cklsets: and wall..tt>wall carpeting are also provi ded in the one· and two. story hcrmes. $20,990, Next to a lake at Lake Forest Does that move you? Somt buylrrs g•I down right emotion• I over thne.bNutifu.t low m aintenance hom ... the Mg laU, the clubhouse, tht tennis courts. the bridal trails;thc swimming pool. the······ LAKESIDE PARK --.. -. ----~ Huntington Vista Opening Grand opening ls beine held !his weekend at Huntington Vi,..111, a luxury apartment project ln llunlington Beach. AcCTlrding to p r o j e c t coordinator Shari Conklin, the apartment developmenl was t'Oll!llructed by S t a n d a r d Pacific Corporation at a total value of $3 million. The owner' are Harbc>r Greens Apartment Corporation e f Costa P.11!.'la . J\f iss Conklin staled that the dev@lopmenl ls divided equa lly between an '"adults only"' sec· lion and a "familv" section. Each has its oWn private recreational area and the en· tire project rs exLenslvely landscaped. The garden-type apartments feature one. two and three bedroom apartments w i t h varying floor plans including a spHt·level town house model. All apartments are carpeted. I you can choose carpE!t color) draped and have private patios with wrought iron balconies. Tht apartments feature separate dining rooms. The kitchens are balanced CREA Asking Voice On Property Taxes SAN FRANCISCO -The president of the California Real Estate Association called on the legislature here today to demand a larger voice in how property tax money is raised and for better rontrol on how it is spent. Barnard S. Adams of Castro V11Uey. inroming head of the 5 3 .000-member association, claimed property taxes are reaching t h e confiscatory level. During a news conference at the Hilton Hotel , where CREA is holding its midwinter directors m eeting and in· stallation ()f officers. h e pointed at the abandonment of multiple residential housing in some or our larger cities as an example of whal can happen as a result. .. Unlimited taxing authority sponsors ill-conceived schemes of guaranteed security for all beyond tbe ability to pay.'' he said . "It is time we reemphasized the principal that real pro· perl.y be taxed only for pro- p!'rty oriented services and 1hat all people pay for people oriented services." he torn· mented. "This v.·ill shift the cost of providing health. educatioo and welfare to all New Villas Have Vi e'v Of Golfing Construction of the Villa~. a 141-unit condominium with 80 percent of lh e residences fronting fln the El Niguel Country Club golf course, i~ lhe in ilial project of a building program underway by Avco Community Developers. Inc... in this 8000-acre total com· tnunil y. According lo ACDl projert manager Dave Germain. all t'lf the charn1 and eleganc(' of the Spanish J\olediterranean will be incorporated into the bu ilding a n d landscaping des1gns. 'The buildings, v.·hirh sprawl lazily along the golf t:ourse. also will circle tv.·o large plazas. These wlll con· tain large tiled fountains. lu~h planting areas. quiet "con- templation·• spots, and open congregationa l areas. F'raming of si x models for lhe $4.2 million project is now finishing completion. Firsl phase will include 42 units. Amenities are proximity In the ocean. the ~1onarch Bay Beach CllJb and Dana Point :fifarina. Golf course vie"'~ have <1n unspoiled vista nf the gently rollin~ hills of l.aguna Niguel. For ''parl· time"' residcn1s. a Iola! leas· ing service will take care of the properly The Villa units will be priced 111 approximately S25.000 lfl SJS.000. ,, ' people. not merely to tbose who own property." He also said he was asking CREA members to give more emphasis to helping lower in. come groups. "As Realtors.'' he said. "we aid people in their quest for the ac- cumulation of real estate. We guide !he transft?"r process and can be a force to broaden the di stribution or real pro- perty." This could be accomplished, he indicated, through use n f syndication techniques, "own-your-own" cooperative apartments. tenancy-in-com4 mon. partnenhips, .and con· dominium concepts. He 11aid he was asking Realtors to work with government through such programs as Section 23 Leased I-lousing, w h i e h subsidizes a portion of I.he rent for low-income families, and various Federal Housing Administration programs that subsid i1.e the O\vnership of housing. "'Because of inadequate fun· ding." he said, "there has been a tendency for such prt>- grarns to unduly raise !he expectations of the poor and dump them deeper i n t n deapair. We should neilher abandon the poor nor the pro- grams." In an effort to find way.~ or serving the housing needs of low and m<lderate income families, he .said he had created a new committee within tbe CREA. It is in· !ended lo develop information lo guide members in lhal area. "\\'e are determined to help all, regardless of wealth, color or cree;d, to enjoy the dignity of self-Oetermination and private ownership of real pro- perty ," he declared. The association will seek better land utilization through advocating and supporting, througl1 its local members. changes in 1.onlng ordinances and encouraging planned unit developmenl.s "with design standards that y,·i!I assurr. a fuller total I i v i n g C'n· vironmenl." he said. "Since the greatest ~ource of low and moderate incon1e hous.ing can be found in ex. isling structures," he com· mented, •·1 have directed thls .special committee to develop information on how lo provide residences by upgrading and marketing existing individual apartments under the con- dominium concept." He said that small multiple Wlits, from duplexes to 1£l.unit s ize. perhaps larger, can be marketed lo provide individual residences al prices of $150,000 to S20,000. "Instead or collecting rent receipts, buyers will be abtr. to enjoy the lax advantage.5 of home o~neNJhip and build the equities that have made America the only nation in the history of mankind whl're over half or the people, now over 64 -percent., own their own homea," be said, power w 1 t h dlsbwashen, rant~ and tvens. The 1dult recnalional sec- tion of llunlington Vista con· tains a fully equipped club hoose with bi!Uard<!, game tables and table l e n n i s • fireplace and convers.ation areas, l!lwimming pool and tberapeuUe 1aun1. Within the green-belt& are gas barbeques and illuminated tree shaded walk!. The family Bn?il has two swimming pools wh ich in· eludes a children·! wading pool . Bud Warmington. executive vice president of G re a t Western 1.1arkelin~ Corporll· lion, in charge of the flver·all rental and promotion program of the project, stated that pre· grand openin~ rental activity has been brisk. "We have been testing the market ror several weeks TOP REALTOR Jim Wood Jim Wood R ealtor of The Y ear Jim Wood was n a m e d Realtor of the Year and Dick Colvin was named Salesman of the Year by the Newport· }/arbor.Costa Mesa Board lJf Realtors at their award.1 ban· quel at the Airporter Inn, Wood is president or Mesa Verde Realty. Costa l\1esa. and Unique .Homes. ClJrona de! f\-1ar . He has been y,•11h lhe real estate board since 1965 in addition lo serving as past president of Citizens llarbor Area Research Team ICHARTJ. chairmen of the Youth Employment Services. and president flf the Corona de! Mar PTA. Colvin, a resident o f Newport Beach has been in the real estate business since 1946. An associate of Bay and Beach Realty. he will be 80 in September. The dinner honored Charle~ f'. Colesworthy. retiring boa rd president. Other awa rd recrp1cn!~ ar" Marion C. Buie, Co lrhvell. Ban ke r. Inc., multip le Jistini,: lop salcsn1an for dollar va lue. Runner up v.•as Viq~inia Mor· rison, of Soulh Coast Real £state f.1rs. f\;torr isnn won muJl1ple listing tor salesman fnr unit sales. Runner up is Le Raisor of Red Hill Realty. Classes Sel I n Drafting An .11.dviinccd civil drafting course. °"''iii be offered ~veninfi!~ this spring al Orange Coast College, The course will ht con- cerned with topographic map drawing. and architectural, structural steel and reinforced concrete drawings. ll will meet on Monday and Wed. nesday evenings from 6 to 10 p.m. in the OCC Technology BuiJdtng. Room 23. prior to the. offtcial opellins .tnd are already well above tke » percent level o( .C· cupancy". He indicated that be3ides the apartments and recreational features, tenants have indicated that a strong reason for renting has been its close proximity to t.he w o r I d -famous Huntington Beach area and its easy ac- cess to freeways and major centers or populalion. Rents for the new apart- menl development range from $150 ror lhe one bedroorn model, $190 for the two bedroom, and $230 for \he three bedroom model. The Huntington Vi~t.a apartment commun ity can be reached from the San Diego Freeway nr Pacific Coast Hi~hway from Bookhurst. The address is 21551 Brookhursl St .. Hurr 1ington Beach. Act Gives Vets Edge At 'Scen e' Any veteran who is not cur· rently using his VA loan benefits, even if he i~ a World War 11 vet, can purchase a new home at the Country Scene in Lake f orest with no dov.'n payment, reports Norman Stern. sales manager of the M. J . Brock & Sons, Inc. development. "As a result of the Veterans Housing Ad of 1970," \'!a id Stern, "any veterans who is not currently using his VA privileges can qualiry. And if he used VA financing in the past and has paid flff bis mortgage, be may use these privileges again. Ninety days nf active duty and an honorable discharge are the basic qualifications. "Another reason for buying at the Country Scene at !his lime is !he Sl.300 savings now being offert>d on the tw o- bedroo1n Design House," Stern continued. ".famine.~ c a n move in and enJOY the carpeting, full y e q u i pp e d k it c h en , custom-designed fireplace, lront ya rd land scap- ing. and rear fenci ng for only $2.S.650. "This plan i~ sn wl'll liked by young fam ilies lh<1l we have only four Design Houses left ." concluded Stern. Through ()wning a hon1e nf its ovt'n, a famHy can build eQuily at an average or St,000 per year on the Design House. Extra benefits result from in· co me tax advantages a nd pro- perly a ppreciation. actuall:; making net housing cos ts lower lhan t he m o nthly payments. :fi·f. J . Brock /, Sons. a subsidiary of INA Corp., offers five different models with two fo four bedrooms at The Coun· try Scene, the only single home development in Lake Forest to offer FHA and VA terms. Unusually attractive Bank of America terms also arr available. The one ;ind lwo-stnrv homes arr pricer! from ~25,fif10 to S.12,4:i0 Lnts wi!h 7n fool froo!agc~ arc i1v::iilab\c. Estima ting Cou1·se Set An Estimating, Planning and Job Management C<Jurse has been added by the Orange Coast College B u i I d i n g Construction Department and will ht ()ffered by the Evening College this spring. The course is designed for those who ha ve had som~ con· struction experience and will co ver preparation of bid estimates. compuration nf costs. subcontracting. a n d direcl ::ind overhead C<lsts. It will meet Monday nights (rom 7 to 10 p.m. in the OCC Science Building, Room 'J. ~ NEW! ON THE COSTA MESA BLUFFS ABOVE THE BLUE PACIFIC! 3 & 4 Bedrooms· 2 & 3 Baths Single Story· Two Story tro,., $ ' Excellent Conventional Financing Available . Low, Low Down Payment And every home has a view r l he air i;, sea-breeze c.lean all year 'round. Th.- means moderate !empcratures and NO SMOG Oceanview Park, Cost~ Mesa's only new home development. .is built around Marina View Park -2'2 acres of·lushly landscaped play spac.e, and no traffic. And !he homes •.. ahhh, the homes , .. feature-full, and sparkling designs that are up-to·tomorrow ~ See Oceanview Park naw! DlllY~• Dllltcfl<>NS' F•OM LOl An"lt • -l•~e tt>e 5.tn o;e10 rr1tw11~ Mlu!ll \fl ll"lfl H•rbO• Blvd, nfl·••mp. Dt••t .cutll en MM· bor Blvd. •l'ID•O~•m11e1y 3 mile~ 11119111 SUel!t. TYrn r1111t on J!)lh Slr~tl and proc.ed •~•o-lm~ltl~ !\lo mile~ to OClAN¥1£W PAltK. rrcm lhe Btac.11 C•tlti -T1~t New pert flrvci. north 10 19th Street, tt>tn 1ert on 19th S41ae' IPll'Ol"''•tt lY l'<i tr111es to OClAl'IVllW '-''"'-·from Northt"• Orot,.e Cout1I~-r~~e !he Ntwp0<t r-. w•v jWh>ell become! Ntwp<>rl f!lvd 1 WUll> IQ t'llP\ Sl•eet jn Co!1• M~. thtn let! Qll 191" St•N ! I PP'O«m1!t ly !ij, "''It ' ID OCLAN- Yl[W l',\111(. SAti 01£00 FW¥. w > • > < 0 < • • • • • BA ~\'"Cw~ w " < -' ' f ! _~ ·~ '• 7 um la I NDMIS S1l11 Office Telephone: (71') 14~337 I - DAil V 'ILOT Q Oceanview Opening Aitar-me~~s for Everyone ·67 Homes ' . . • in New Mesa Subdivision c.o.ta !Me:u'1 fir1t major 1maller items which wert' so across the wkiU1 of the entire subdtvidoo. ln sevtrat years well-received in OW' other house, and opens up the living -n..... ... vlr, w Park -o.-...na. ho tb,_~~od p k r~·~ mes." room, "so there seems to be 111 at ar crest Drive and -1ttli Street, Im Ocunv1ew Park homes nearly tw ice as much space tb'n two miles west of Harbor were designed by Burton 1111\de as there really ls," ac. Boalevard.. Romberger and Ray Levanas, cord ing to Buccola. Ooelnview Park, I.be third bolh of Newport Beach. These "Th is extra dimension inside major ~mmuriily built by homes have sharply slanted the living room makes ror George Buccola in less than rooflines on the two story dozens or d ec o r ati ng a year, wilf .have 67 homes models, which make them ap-possi bilities," the builder said. in the first ini:rement. all with pear to be single story ranch The mode I s , C<1mpl etely views of the ocean or a ne w homes. This effect, inside, furnished, are open daily fro m 2.5 acre park. allows for such features as 10 a.m. until dusk, and can on 19th~ Street from Harbor. Boulevard. The exclusive sales agents for lhe new community are Walker and Lee. ''We have been wanting to a large balcony, which runs be reached by dr iving west build again in Costa Mesa l-----~-----------'---::._ _________ _ ror !()me time. but good • buildable land was not easy to come by, As soon as we learned thlJ vie w land was available, we ·grabbed ii," said Buccola, a veteran of 20 years in the building business in Southern California. , Bucc'ola · al.id that al thou.ch the homes at Oceanview Park were for families more or less on a limited budget, "these homes have all of the luxury fea tures we offer on our more expensive homes." • -I : 1n U. ace ol Aquarius, the latelt I n ~radle-to-grave sped.allied apartment living must be the Sunflower Apartments 1n Sult Ana . Joining ~llUte-WOtld which specializes in 1 houJiC for-the tJ.der I y and 'S!:>utb , Bay Club apartments· · 'tihlth orter a s•ingin• •set-up lfor the leas geriatric, SunRower offerl It! Early Aohievemenl Center for offsprin. of married or formerly married tenants. Within the confines of the two-story apartment buildings just west of Bristol Street on Sunflower Ave.11ue, 1 I '~ , I io<'tod . I Jl<G,"111, 11 · c.J!:sroom prHChool which gives chUdren ot renters priority on admiss ion. Operatof'! of the facility hope to turn a proru for developers of bolh t h e apartmenl! and the Early Achievem ent C<!nter, the U.S . Financia l Corp of San Diego. The first unit of what will be a 400-apartmenl complex opens Feb. l. The school, already in ope ration, serves children from age two to 11. Mrs. Ruth Brewer, who teaches co urses in early childhood education at Orange Coast College, dlttds the newest of lhrff :lmilar pre- >clloolt operaltd by the U.S. Financial subsidiary. Tile Sunflower center pro- vides classroom and outdoor play area that will ac· cornmodale aJ many as 700 pre-school 1rid 'kindergarten children on a seven -day schedule, or 220 at one Ume. Mike Caslnelll, f o rm er Garden CroYe Unified School District elemen t.fry princi pal. directs lhe firm 's pre.school division. Complete m e a I s are available from the center's Priced from $30,500 lo $41,950, there are live new models al Oceanv iew Park, in both one and two story de sign. Three and f o u r bedroom mode ls are available, and some of the new homes have ''bonus" rooms, which can be converted into extra bedrooms or large g a m e ow anew rooms. The homes_, which are on blulfs, have views of either the Pacific or the new "L" shaped Marina View Park, which is being developed by the City of Costa Mesa. The park, which Is situated in the center of the devlopment, is on land donated to Costa Mesa by Buccola. "We believe in more open space, and are glad to be able to add what we can here at Oaanview Park," the builder said. Since most of the homes are on bluffs, the views in almost any direc tion are unhampered. Some of the models have as much as 2.200 llquare feet of interio r space. Buecola said thal beca use 50me of the homes at the western end of the CQmmunity wtre !hose wit h the best views, he made those the larges t homes. "We actually bu ilt the home into the bluffside, so the garage is underneath the .;. holl3e and the space which would normally be lhe garage Is the 'bonus' area ," sa id the builder. The homes are all elec tric, with complete built·in kit· chens, wall·to-wall carpeting throughout, fenced rear yards, brick fireplaces and concrete dri veway s. Some of t he models feature step down liv- ing rooms. separate formal dining rooms. large. tiled en· lry halls, cathedral ceilings and large picture wind ows to ta ke advantage of the view. "We have built more ex - pensive homes. and the luxury features \Vhich Y."e ha ,·c in· rorporated on l he~e homes, add nice touches to our ho me s here," Buccola said, "such as luminous ceil ings in t h e kitchen. custom k i t c hen cabinets, wrought iron both inside and out and many othe1 Three Get Sales Posts With Niguel Three Orange C o a s t residents ha ve been named to sales positions with Lagu na Niguel Realty, the re sale divis:ton of Laguna Niguel Corp. Ml"I. Lorene Humphries of 324nl Caribbean Drive, South Laguna will be a sales representative. Emil L. B. Olson, of 24182 I.as Naranjas, Laguna Niguel. moves to the resale division from the parent company. \Vally Asbury of 2 O 2 I Kewanee Drive, C.Orona del Mar, brings 24 years of real estate experience !Al t h e division. All will handle tranaction1 of both homes and land in lht 1,000 acre Oevelopnll!nt recently acquired by Avco Community Developers, Inc. Whelan · Leads W&L ' in Sales John Whelan of W11IW and Let. tnc. 's Costa Mesa orflct sold the mo!lt borne .. In the company during December, bea t!Jii · more than 41 0 salesPIOPle ln the rtrm•a Resaie 'f>tmlon. For Cbre aecond month ln a roW, Joel MUler of the Gordrn~"'""'°'"IOfd flit ITIO!I tilllllL ' " , ' ess . ' OU Park Yorba Li·nda "-s2i990 to ~~s,990 . ·''• . FHA. VA. OJ.Ypr and Conventional Financing ' . ' , . kltc~. An ltO\ottorH.,m for childre., who · betome Ill a!J. joins the dlrtctor'a otrice eo she can keep an eye on the child until his pa;renll come for him. Pruenlly, 1lx t.eachen who are fully quallfifld 'Wlder the mlnlmal al.Ile certUlcalion st.andaids tor early cblldhood education, are employed 1t Sunflower, Additionally., work experjente eontr1cts vr I t b Fullerton Junior Coltqe,:San-- ta Ana Colle1e and Orant:• c:oast prov ide extra help on. a parttime basis. • ... d f ' ' . I . I I ... " ~ i: .... . , • • ,. ' ' . ·. ~ ¥ • • • • ; . • 1 I ! ! l -• • . . . . . i. ' I ! , J 0 DAIL V PILOT Saturday, J111uar)' 30, lq71 QUllHIE ly l'tlU lnterl9ndl "What do I do now? I'm zick and~ of th Ann Landers Ro1nantic Woes Not Out of Hand DEAR ANN LANDERS: l\1y problem is so unim~ port.ant, compared to others you receive,1I'tl1 ashamed lo take yo ur time, but I hope you can help me .. I married a dear, sweet man wlio ·alSo lost his mate a fev; years ago. \Ve are in tbe ·au.tu.inn of our lives but we do I've each other. This may sound·ridicu· lous but Newton and I enjoy holding hand5 In the movies . Frequcnlly "-hen ""' go to tbe cinema """ take his older sister along. She has never marrltd and is quite attached lo her brother. It seems she is always seated bel¥leen Newton and me In the movies and we can't bold hands. Is thett a tactful way to gt.t around lllb:? -S T I L L know Arty loves me and l lo\•e hiln. We belong together. I became very depressed the other evening. \Vhen J beard Arty's knoc.lt on the door 1 rang up hii 'vdfe. Whea he walked in I hjanded him the phone and told . him · tO tell his wife that· he loves me and she must let him go. > ROMANTIC Arty got very uptight and refused to speak to her. We began to argue and he left. A few rriinutes later I called his wife and told her everything. She said she knew her husband had been Stting somf'bodv but it didn 't mean anything and it ce rtainly 1\·:-<:r.·1 \l'Orth bre'aking up· her home over. She told me theri had been several others before me and 1 wouldn't be the last. \Ve v;ere still talking ~·hen Arty "'alked into the ' !'"-DEAR S.R.: Yes. Be t tSpecially courteoa5. Insist tklt your basbaltd's sister ~o dewn Ille aisle first. She •ill ,, , ' . ' , " • lbe• bt the first one seated. You •Ill lollow, and Newton wlll follow you. and YOU will be 1eated In the middle. Gel ii:' DEAR /,NN LANDERS: Our 17-year-old daughter is driving us nuts. My hu~band ti.·ants to lhro\v her out but rm afraid of what "'ill happen to her if \\'e do. Several months ago she ran off '>''ilh a married man. His wife kept calling and making all sorts of threat s. We ·were worried sick that the ~·oman might do something draslic. When our dauRhler came home we forga\'e her and she promised to go b~ck to school and beh;:ivc herself. Three months later she ouit school ttnd took a job. Friday she nuit the job. Her dad co-signed for her ne\\' car three months ago so now he is stuck. Her room looks like .!I tornado hit it She has a fast mouth and cannot be trusted. \Vhenever l try to talk to her she says. '·Get orr mv back." I realiu this sounds like a soap opera and I apologize but I need help. Do you see ANY way out '! - LOST MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: You art not 1eWn1 lltough to the girl -so my •dvlce 11 to get some couueUn1 for yourself. You Deed '9' talk wltb • traJnecl persos. Ollt el tbe llU1ca11tons "''lll naerp PUedloP that ..... be ....,,.. t. ,.. botll. Tell ,_ U.pter tat If slit ,. ... t. e9UH:ltq, tot, )'Oii 1fil1 provide IL DEAR ANN' LANDERS' 1 am a tlltwud woman D. but I --· Sile monthJ a10 I ltaited to llft a .married min who bM foor dllldttn under eight years of .sge. t 1 house. This morning I called Arty at work. He said we'd better not sec each other for a while. I am already dying of loneliness. I can't live without this man. l know he lovt?s me.• Please tell me what to do . -MILLICENT DEAR tl-fllL: Finl, have yo ur phone tak~• oaL Second, take yourself out or tldl man's life. Accept the realities of the sltaatioll. Yoa art a 11de- dlsh ud 10t&iag mort. Arty sounds like a Jom Ctt alld If you conthlae .. ·cb&M lilm you are a fool · Too many couple9 go from matrimony to acrimoa:y. Don't let yrur marriage flop ·.before it gets started. 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"We've been in the stadium for 43 years, and we cao'l 1tiy aoothei.; 41 wit.bout ~e dtimaUe ~hanges." Mike Burke, tJie president of the Yankees, said, candidly dl.!cussing the increa1'1g 11er)OUY1ess 8' the situ3tlon. • "Our Jl(tsent lease runs until t•I. but honestly,.J don't know ii the 'Yankees will be there until t•l . We ' have a problem to improve the stadium to satisfy lbe fans. we have to find aome way to do that over u.e next 1everal years or find another pleCe to play." - It's not that the Yankees want to leave New York. The fans still flock to tbe famolll triple deck edifice in -tlte.~ with ,1t1 traditklq1a( trea~. "It's a wreachlna: tb<Nght to :go somewhere else and be someone else," said lhe stylish executive who wears his hair long and hll clothes mod. Yet he still ~ aasociate with the past glory of the Stadium when It housed .eeopJe •. ~ch as Babe ~th. Loo Gehiig .. ROCKET ROD SHOWS DISGUST IN NY MATCH. Laver Plays in Newport Sunday Exliibition Open to Public and Joe DiMaggio. ''AU the other parb mlght be modern and convenient, but the one park with a s1ngular identity h Yankee Stadium. The others just don 't have the spiritual impact for me as a New Yorker." However, lbe stadium is fast being outdated by U.e new modern structures that 1)4vt sprung up lbrooghout baseball. Only' the Stadiuml-'Fenway Park, While Soz Park ahd a few~ others rtmain from Ille diNnt past. "There are lour pieces to thb matt.er ," Burke said, "ace arid condJUon of the atadiUJD, parting, the whoit traffic pal· USC Five Rolls Past Illini, 81-68 CHICAGO (AP l -Southern California broke open . a close game in lbe last 51h minutes as Dennis Layton sank lwo quick jump shots to lead the Trojans to an 81.0S basketball victory over UUnois in the opener or a Chicago Stadium doubleheader Friday night. Top-ranked Marquette rouled Loyola of Chicago . 87-52 jn the second game to eztend its season record to 16-0 and increased its unbeaten streak to 28 games, the nation's longest in the majors. The smooth, undeleated Trojans, run- ning their season record to 15--0, after a two-week mid.semester respite. went ahead to stay 3&--33 at halftime after the score bad been lied eight Umea. USC gr&duaOy drew ahead at the start of the second hair and the closest the Tilini c8.l'l)e was by tour points on four occasions, the last being 61-57. With 5% minutes to play and the Trojans leading M-49, Layton made two baskets within 30 seconds for a 69·58 lead tha t sealed the victory. Illinois rated I!th nationally and losing It's third game in II starts, never recovered. Rick Howat of Illinois, hitting most of his shots from far out, topped the scoring with 20 points, 13 in the last half. Olris Schrobilgen led USC with 19 points and Joe Mackey had UI. Loyola, 2-13, was blown apart after the first six minutes as the Warriors Already the 'Mn_· ner of over fro,000 in just the first four Wi!tks of 1971. ~ewport cruised into a 44-25 halrtime ~ad. Dean Meminger scored 10 poin ls and Beach Tenn is Club's touring "Vo'orld tennis champion, Rod Laver, will be at his beach Bob La ckey 12 du'ring the fir st half home this. week· preparing for the makh with Englarxi's Rodger Taylor WednesdaY at when ft1arquette hi~ 51 percent of its U... Forum'irt1Jng1ew00d. · t '-~"' ~ • court '!hob: .~ . " La ho 1· · •el M ·u be kin t t th •--· lub · In the flf; 10 minutes or the last ver, W 1ves 1n Co~rilit~ ar, WI V.'Or f f'll Of. e tcu.111$, C ID ·"'·halfi ·~ pumped in eight more Eastblui(~ ~ "'ill make ~~.~~fjice Sunday at 3 wbelt he pre.senll his aliilui.J poilits as_ the Warriors took an "Rod Laver Youth Award.~ <. • l' overwhelming 13...rT edge. The trophy is presented each year to the club •1 outstanding young player. Memlnger added another four points · · to total 22 for the game before the Steve MalloU of Newport Beach was last year's honoree. reserves took over. At the same time, club ·manager Harry Babbitt, is planning an exhibition Lackey finished with 16 points and match following the inaugural or the ~lub;s new carpet courts. sophomore Jim Chones added 15. Either Rodger Taylor of EnaJand or the ano.11t Roy Emereon is at\ticipated to Within a week, Loyola has beeJl squeez· • e• -eel tw)ce by No. 1 rated teams. A be on hand (or the public v.•orkout. The club has just installed the new "Spo~ace" courts ·and already during the weekend Taylor and Emerson have been worklng out. The synthetic nylon gras.!I court is identical to that uaed by· lbe pros iv their big city competition. San Diego Open week ago in the stadium the Rambler! lost to UCLA, then No. 1, 81-62, before being completely demolished by Mar4 quette which took over the top spot after Notre Dame knocked off UCLA last Saturday. Hot Shooting Lakers Blitz Brash, Boi-sterous Aussie SuperSonics Takes One-stroke Lead INGLEWOOD -Los Angeles' Lakers, led by the torrid shooting of Happy Hairston, Jerry Wes t and Wilt Cham- berlain, smashed the Seattle Super· Sonics, 122· 115. Friday night in National Basketball Association play. Hairston soored ,29, points, West is and Chamberlaln Z1 at the Lakers built a big earl)' lead, then fought off a laJt,-quarter r.uy by .the Sonics. Seattle scqring wu led by Dick Snyder'• 26 arid Spuicer Haywood's 17. " The Laken previousJy announced that the game would be played under protest. j{ \he Sonics Used the 6-loot·I Haywood. Los· Angeles and oth~ 'teams in the le.,ue have prolelted SeatUe'1 playing '-Of Haywood ~me of tbe NBA'1 kKr year coUegiate eligibility rule. The Lakers got a 11Jocession of ~asy lay-In• by Happy Hairston and . Gail Gooc;lrlch flS they raced to a 36-26 lirsl4 ,quartp: le4d. Snyder was the only con- 1sistent Seattle scorer early in the game, &elting 12 points in the opening Ila.nu. . ChambefJain ·rammed ciole-in buckell!I ,as the · Lalcen coated \o ·a lallf·time fadvaolOI•·~ 7M6. · , , SAN DIEGO (AP / -Bob Shaw. a brash, boisterous Australian , barged into the second-round lead in the $1501000 San Diego Open golf tournament Fr'lday, blasµng out a four-under.par· 68. 1be 26-year-old Shaw, a high living bachelor, had a 36-hole total of 135, nine under par for the tournament on the sun splashed, l,7D-yard Torrey Pines GoUClubc:oane. " Shaw, whole ll!alt }irevlow: finllh was leeood in a 11t11Uta event two yur1 ago, held 1 ainllHtrs*e lead over a pair ol notnrimlnc Ttunl!. Terry Dill and Dive Eldielbiqtr. Qill, .a t-foot-S Yeteran of 10 years on the pro \our,. had a 157 an<.l Eichelberger, a co-leader going .into the day'I 'play, had a 70 in the 80-degree ,temperature. Just behind them at t'7 was a trio of -·-U.yw-old Uooel ll<ber~ Dow Flnlterwald and' Miller ·Barber, Win-- ner el Jut w~•a P,hoen1r:.0pen. The JllUOlllJ .8-i. lfdoltned wtth l\11 ilfjury lot JI-!Oar -lalt year •. had ·~ad ..'.-·-Iii. • I · IAll Ana<tea llhot a bllllerlntl M per:cent 'In tht lint bli~ and' maintalntd. 11111 . ·Pf~ In the thlrd\poriod w(th West,,_. ing ! In 15 polnuf 'lbe LUtn .nt.r.d x · . . I -... f tAe11n11 quarter w1111 i lilll11 Jeod. • • F'°itUl~R (;W,C~ST 11R ; . -. ST. LOUIS -'Mlo.'St. Louis ClnllDals J)'1AFTED BY' Jt4U~ tr8ded ~Ider Vic Dav11Ulo ,ad 1,.. ~ ... ..~'!'"~ pildltr Nellin..Brti.,to tht Pll~ R.J.f •v 11111 lndlnti pall ~ Pkata In ~ for .. ~r· Oii 01t .:.. Bowl and PIC>I dlam- MaUy Alou and • rtltef pitcher GeOrp ptoolbtp Stanlord University football 81:,t. II. was Natlooal '1.tque blttq taam and a foriner Goldto WQI cOllqe ~pk. 111 ~ wUJi •.• a-. • P«e' . . w.. drafted by tht IAll '11r*i0t'~ 1lfih 1M W~·. .-111·1 ~-Pi;iday< ~.' 'lttlb&itttt li ,,,._-· 1 .-" • ~ •• ~ •• aUly c e e ~J v e r Br!~ 11 ' . WU ~'l>y ,, "!,llr.i.,toc· _ .. lo n--from oo!ltd '-lii;;(.!riof lilulclt In hft' Jfi1rt at _.i,acl< pollllotr whU. P"Yinl 111 . In .'_-....iy Oinontha~ o!.' 10.' .1'1! ,.w;,, c.,cll RaJ .Shadddort at· Goldell ' -flllWllld. Ille' ·sioWoo 'llflt '•t'l<l 'lf!iet. ' I ~· • • • -. '. l _, .. , • IVW'IU·" ••I ~·-·~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lee Elder, snapping out or 1 slump that plagued him all of last season, had the day's best round, 66. and topped the group at 138. Others included Larry Zieg'ler 11 68, and lefty B&b Charles. 70. Shl'lf -ia a long-haired, mod-dressing 6-footer, a 200--pounder who ranks amone: the hardest hitters on the tour. He joined the U.S. tour in 1968 after playing: bis way across Alia and F.urope, financed only by the $1,000 be had saved from winJting in Australia. He finished -Ill lbe Tlllolwo<e Open in 1989, .. but hasn't done much since. He· won only $5,100 in lf'IO, ll3rd on the money list. He misled three months of a.ctivlty when he suffered a hairline fracture of the le!t wri.rt .in an automobile accident after the MC'Ond·round of the U.S. Open in Chaska, Minn: On the · loth tee. ,his :first hole, he 'put hbi tee thql.' ln a fairway trap and tlJ!n ' topped Jlir _,,4 .i>ot Ht WU oo:-tn1 three' and hid to sink a »foot putt to aave par. llcOftf."""" -.~ I" ~IN -D+.o ~s::.·.,.Mll'ltflf: •' ~i".I\."": ~~ JOii Go•"11RI Al1 Wfll "' '"!-'= - tern around the stadium and the total environment.al sltuaUon. If somelhing can be done about those situations, then Jt will be ~ a.s usual. "We have· a good sol.i,d structure, but Jt wUI takt mort than an engine twteup." Bqrke eDlP;Oasized that the Yankees al'f: not thfnklhg about moving ID another city out of tbe New Yo~ area, although New'Orleans haa made overtures toward just r-about every club, Av en ~ a split sea~~. The rnq11t diSc~ ~ove has bten one to ' Ule Meado~. <H:ross the Hudson rlver (l'om 'MaD'hattan several miles into New Jersey. ··We've had offers before from Lone Island and New Jersey Interests, but without substance,'' Burke s 3. I d . "However, this offer from New Jersey seems lo be serlou.8. But wtth, money the problem it is ' oowacfl.y1, "ft J)ave to ask oursel ves., 'is this for. 'r~J!' ~ "We've had four or ,five .... lnloi'truil discussions , exploratory talks. We'.re ap- proaching the problem "1th an. open mind. "Our talks with the city of New York have acce.lerated • in pace in recent months about .!IOlvlng 900\f: " our - blem s. Ma yor Und11y'1 eothul&un• for helping us hu been oC kin&:~~"' Burke shrugged oU uy thoucbt about a new stadium In New York 11 "totailt unrealistic" becall5e or the cost. Mt a1So said there hu beep no talks wlji, th& New 1York Meta. about ·ming s~ Stadium in Flushing. · , "Shea L!I Out," he .aaid. "Tbe Mets have '11 ironclad, u:clm!ve contract 'fllb the city for the nezt 20 years or: l-0 at Shea and there is no chance ' cJ! changing their minds." t-l-Se"U.-Wt4 *1A.A: ... ~--........ ll'!IU"'B'""M"TM .. ----~tt1r•-W""'''""'~'"'"""'_.,.., •• ,,, • ..,_ ... ~~ : ~ ~ Sports Isn"t Their Only Love BOXING CHAMP JOE FRAZIER SWINGS IN NEW YORK. DINNY McLAIN. iE'NTIRTAINS IN WASHINGTON LOUNGE. Moon Sh4lt May Pre-empt Slated Sports Teleca~ts ·The moon shot is scheduled ror departure from Ca pe Kennedy Sunday al 12:2> p.m, will probably 1pre--e:mpt anyi regularly scheduled television pro.- grams,~ lncludirtg a pro hockey game, a P':'O~bf!~•ll encounter and tbe ~Y WUllarN=San Diego golf tournament flnall. ' • llbe san .Ole@• go11 ••••! w111 'lie teen Uve this afternOon on Ctiannel 7 at .1:311; The CB.5 Goll Cla"lc b also llChecluled today at 3 oo'clianoei 2. B.u:ttbau takes over with the UCLA BrubM ag1inst1QC Sqta Barbara, Chan- nel I 11..1,~,thlf'alf<rnoon. · .. J /. • , '' ?vrJ.y ~' ~ 11'1 C'cc !10~111:1fl+~J: ... /f~~afL·_ ,.\fllllll,. trtnoa \111''}£,t:t04•'&7..ttr 1M ""°'~ o,,eft ff't Nffall Ar~11. l"IW flflillm ,,\3" :.~Hnr lf'J~'-!! ~LEGE IASl(fflALL ~~·· ............ -... . J'f-~" ) ~· OOLft i:i.MStC ~.. , ,., ...... , ~"'"m ~L -tAt?1 il~f J.:tt • ~LoYOl9 II_,! :~~=.~:f·~'Wb=~ Wllllln!9 r:-IMp 0Mrt '"'11 ...... II 1'91M ,.-.,..._ '"""' ~llH,_ Tiit •• pt, •.t:.1't1rt1 11'911t ,wur-· ...,~1 fll-, .. 1 Of,""' JI'.•_,_., --. L•t · ,...,,., ......, wn -.,-,.,..,. I•-, ..... litd I ,,.,,.,.,., ... , •. ' A IOl1I ,, ,\ ' McLain's Act Officially Goe8 ; To Washingto~. WASHINGTON (AP) -Denny McLain, .. tometime pitcher, sometime or1anist,· ~ometime comedian, sometime singer1: somelime doghouse dweller has brou&bl· his latest act to Washington -officiallJ.!~ The controversial McLain, acquired-V'· the baseball Senator! from Detroit~ a controversial trade. unveiled a rlijt nightclub act this week. !-a' It's not so co ntrove rsial . In fact, ~· not so hot. Earl y on. when McL!.11 pl ays the organ alld goes through 19 hils as "More ," "Going Out of I§ Head Ove r You " and "Watennelillt Man:· and even ~s he hW!tles throaj a Burt Bacharach medley, he is d!!D' to take. ~ But after the organ playing. the flftl man in 31 ye ars lo v.·in 31 I~ attempts an aud ience • participa~ joke session. ~ The fun ends there and one gets ~·, feeling th<il the month until the operll!t· of spr ing training is loo long to wait. ~: r..tuch of the patter in McLain'! ftl. deal s with his problems in baseball 81111. with Commissioner Bowle Kuhn who ho·. twice suspended him for being invol~: with a profitless bookmaking operauti. and other pranks, such a11 dousing ~' writers with buckets o! ice waler. . f~: "I'm a little nervous," he 11id •! he sat down at the organ. .~: "Bowie's not here yet, is he? I ~~ nervous all year." ~' During the aucHtnce-particlpaUon 9 ment, McLain gjvet out buebalb~N. he and the Ron Kramft' Trio, ii back! him. can't. play the 10ft11 · . for by the crowd . uii' · "Ho_w about an ode to Bowie K 1 came one request on opening night J' McLain did a doubletake, only to another new Smator slttfnt In the dience, Curt Flood who NI out ' . season in 1 dispute over bue reserve claUM, . ~ . The 26-year-old pitcher is lntrod~ by Morrie Sie(l:el. 1 a W'•') 111 n :,11 newspaper columni.t, ancf IPorta ' ' calter, wbd hli tome ol the bell~ · , "M)'' wtf'e got ,8" new drws. *1 · asked htr 'wh~ abe did !Mt. Sitt;! it was for the °"111"1 of ·tie. act.' 111t uplalned thit ll -· an · it's a very functional ..__. She c.i wear it to the clOllnc, too."' i! . l' ARCADIA -Ccilll MMl'I ii In tht 01111 roaiid of ~ 11t:•' Los Angele& ()pm bo_,.. facing Gary Dkt1ftlon of 1Fort Tex. In today's ftDals match play,• The 24-yur-oW Mlle ii' bl ft behiftd, ~.111;. _, 11'1 tltlrd •ll'•Jcht ,-'lhlL Aallor ... the ffitals.' ' • I , \ ' I • -... •• • 4 Satufdl1, J1n11111 30, 1971 ·~ ~7~·B.arons Drop -"I ... :~;.~Crucial, 49-38; " "'Play Tonight By CRAICi SHEFF -Of IM 0.11'1' ~lltl 11111 . " •· Los Alamitos High basketball coach --tzra Van llorn should psyche himself _out before all of the Griffins' games. \'an Horn had feared the worst prior to the st1rt of the Lc3: Al.fountain Valley Irvine League crucial Friday night in ~;&tu! Griffins' gym. ::~1~, "I've 1ot a terrible feel ing ~bout lhis • ,_ pine. I think we'rt goin11 to have a le~· . tlble shooting night and get blown out , ' jif lht gym. I've had this feelin g two : , , other Umes this season and it 's hap-. ::..:ptned," said the veteran Los A1 coach. • -~ . _.But it didn 't take Van Horn Jong to , • .''tmd out his club would not be blown out u it atreaked lo its seventh win in eiJbt • Irvine till!!, 49-38. The los1 ran Fountain Valley's mark to 4.'.3, but coach Dave ·Brown's Barons re- ~ &Wned in second spot. Tonight thty • meet Edison in another Irvine League -tUt at Huntington Beach High (8). • · ; ... One of Van Horn 's fears came true in --the opening hai r, as his club could only hJt 21.7 percent from the field (five for ,-~ '13)-but sUJI they managed to zip to a ' 21-ll lead, mostly on some fine free ;: ;sm-ow shooling by gua rd Fritz Miller. • ;~,·Miller hit on eight of nine gratis lhrows ,ill the opening 16 minutes as the Grif- -~ niis took advantage of numerous Baron • piienonal fouls. ' In the fina1 analysis it was the foul .problemll that plagued Brown's crew. At the hall .starters Pele and George Ger- ber and reserve Rick Power each had · three personals. : · : Pett: Gerber got his fourth personal ; _ _1'ilt 22 seconds into the third quarter and ' : .. n quickly benched him for the re- . nr.lnder of the period. -•. Without Gerber dir!tllng the attack out ffont, Lot Alamitos rolled off nine straight ~ts to take a comfy 32-22 lead mld- wiy through the quarter. ., • l'iltb the Griffins' center Rick Quinn -.. ~ open for shota underneath, Loi _ ~toa canned aix of nine third quarter .--.. :, ·.:Fountain VaUey, cold shooting most of ::: The night, made a run at the Griffins In ~·'.Ute final stages of the fou rth quarter, : ::e.ttting the lead to seven (42-35) with a '-· 'litfle over two minutes left. ~:. ·:~ut Quinn hil on a three-point play to · ' ;~,~ipSure the Los Al viclory. -·,~-,Quinn led his team in scoring with 21 ~Jihilt Miller canned 16. Fountain Valley ·· · ftJJed tO get a player In double figurt:s :~ 1itth sophomore Scott Re ider and senior '.~-~en Shibata Je1ding th e way with eight ...... ~. -;,:~.~ht Barons hit a very poqr 28.9 percent -~~ the field , canning 15 of 52. Los :;'ii.lfflitos ca nned 15 of 40 for 37.5 pe rcent, • 1'" • . .-1 .,,....,, ........ ..., 4•1 fl II ,t 11 . ... G.rbtr 1 o 4 • :•,e. Qtrt.lr I D ~ 2 ~lfh 10 t1 • • ltllltr 1 4 1 I •: ......... 1• J t J I •• ~ J 1 4 1 .• ; • .--J 1 J 1 .·114¥1;. 0 0 1 D U1 illl•mll11 Ctf) ""''"' J 0 • I l!l•rt.'1" Aa.ll nd Q11tnn M!llf!r Faer1tt r 1: .......... J1C111on 1 ' l 4 I .l 1 1! J 10 1 11 e o 1 o 0 , 0 1 o o I I . ,· ~•II IJ I 11 JI To!lll B1•U o • '• •. kt1'9 llr Ollt rltn , '• 1'1>11nlfln V1llt~ I 10 I 11 • :. ':."" i1111m1to1 10 n 14 u -" :'.,Orange Trips ,'Diahlos, 61-48 Orange Htgh's rapid-transll Pan ther s .put the lid on Miss ion Viejo High's flickering CIF' ba sketball playoff hopes ;f!iday night with a convinc ing 61--4a Ci-e.:;:view Leagl1e victory. Coach Walt Hamcr's orange-c lad hosts JM ' from the openi ng tip, grabbed a l~polnt lead at the half and the n forced C • visiting Oiablos lo play their running :'t.fle of play. . ·Coach Pat Robe.rt.s' crew simply · couldn't find the range from the field , ' the first Misslon Viejo field 80al of :·j,thf ni1ht coming with 1:07 of the first .. ~:jifklod. :j :.::Sy then Hamer"s crrw had things ·:'jaic·thelr way, and the final result '. ~ed an earlier 52·51 defeat. ·, · :·~IDJ!'I Rick Jackaon was a on~man :.tfn»r ori the board!, pulling down 23. : ,Md he 1COred 15 lo go along with : iltliil McPhuson's 17 and Je!se Salgado's ;:~. ~fell leaves Mission Viejo in :~.~er divllion with a 3--S loop mark . :"'.~-...... V\91• 1•1 Or•~" Ull . """''• ""''i. ;. 1 1 t,J•ckson •T •U -•l•U G••••-Jt •I : I t 1 I MtP ... llO~ S 1 2 11 '\ 11 J11 $•1t -IO l U I, 1 01 18 ..... tl IJO i \.....,_ )l j1M~!OOon )00 4 ~·~1'" Vtn l'lllo!I 1 f I t •-~· II It'll 41 T ... 11 H II 17 II f ~'-..... ty ... ,.,.... •t0 "1illlliM \I ............ , I I 1• 11 -411 ·~~ ................ 11 H XI 1' -" ~-Fives Play I} .. bid: and Oraac• Coast colleges : .. dlllnt pJJ tonight ., both • -to confotrtDcl buketball action. · Roy....._.. 81ddl ebact . ut ..C.,.-t of the Mission .. ~ nae Jlt with a 2.J rtrord, ~ tA ~ to '9 Btrnlrdlno tonigh t . . ... r .• ,\filtjo HJch court would ~ --. .. lllelr chancel. "'Ka a a Mii Oranae Caul, I"' in South Co.ut -plly. "°"" to ......... 9(IDI n• s t1m I« Ded ......._ 1'M ~Pir..,.olcaocb Herb u...,, ... Sin Dte10. ". J!oth lUg pl under WIY It I. t Sparks Awesome· ... . . Oilers . ' 83-50 Huntington A lone in First ·After Blitzing Newport By GLENN WWTE OI tM Del.Ir ..... '*' . Awesome Huntington Beach c~mbined a smothering defense with a ltthal of. -tense to humble Newport Harbor Hl&h, 83-50, Friday night in a batUe of SWllet Leacue baaketball leaders. · An overflow lhroog of 1,505 jammed Ute Newport gym and waa treated to a spectacle of incredible abooting ud f1bulous team hllance. It brougbt to mincJ the first messaae sent over tr1ftl:COntinenta.l t1P:1Mr.1pb in lMt: "What Hath God wrouahlP.. · cO.cb Elmer Comba' remarkable trio ~ .jUnlors and two aeniors threatened to ljpllt. the neg u they llbot 19.l percept korn the floor before. c.otnbi atarted infiltrating reserves into th• lineup with 4:50 left in the aame. Combs admitted afterward. that it was a reasonably lmprtssive tum abowln&. So it 'Wll, The Orange and Black had four player• hit in double figures to sna p Newport's elght-1ame win string. And the Oiler defenae held Sailor Taras Young to Jess than 11 .points for tbe [lrst time in 18 games. He wound up with nine, Chief e1ecutioner in the Huntington ambu.sR waa junior Wea Thomas. The fantas:tic young man fired in 24 points. He hit frvm the corners, free throw line, top of the key and just about everywhere else except the !COfert• table. He popped in 1 l of 17 field goal tries-all from 20 feet or further. His fall away on the shot was to heavily stressed that once he fell backward some JO feet, landing on the floor and having been touched by no one . And while Thomas was keeping the Oil City rooting section in a frenzy, he was nol alone in spectacular play. Three other Oilers hit in twin figures with junior Steve Brooks canning 18 and junior Jim Worthy collecting 14. Senior, Tom Crunk, who sparkled of- fensively and defensiveiy, netted 16. Garth Wlse showed well defensively. Huntington trailed early in the game, 4-1 and later 9-7. TOM CRUNK 140) DRIVES WHILE JIM WORTHY 150). TARAS YOUNG 125), BILL JONES (SS). LOOK ON. But then Crunk tied It on a lay-up, Worthy put the Oilen ahead on another Vikes DQwn Westminster Five, 76-70 By HOWARD L. HANDY OI 1111 D1U~ l'lltl 1111! Wntminsler High ~hool bega n 11.S Sun- set League basketball encou11ter with Ma- rina with a one-point advantage before the clock started running , then received the ball out ol bounds at midcourt . But the . edge was short-lived. Marina won. 7&-70 in the Llons• den. Marina was guil ty of a ru les violatlon when one of the Vikini; pla yers dunked the ball in pre-game drills. Officia l J. 8. Moore observed the dunking and award· ~ Westminster a teehnic.al foul before the action began. The one-point deficit before the clock started may have Inspired coach Jim Slephens' Vikings. Wh atever the reason, Marina came out of the chute in inspired fashion and ran the first quarter score to 24-6. The only time Marina looked back was during the first 1:05 as the technical shot of Terry Meisenheimer loomed brightly on the scoreboard. Marina's front three of Kipp Baird, Brlan Sanders and Dean Bogdan was awesome in defense throughout the first half and repeatedly had second al)d third efforts under the offensive board while forcing the Lions to shoot from outside. Coach Don Leavey's ch arges camt out roaring like Lions in the second half with a full court pressing defense and while they cut the £inal margin to six points. were 11ever able lo catch the sharp-shooting Marina team. "l want to apologize to you for not making it more Interesting the first half. Leavey lold Stephens after !ht; game when the two former high school team- mates met bril'!fly. •·rm glad you didn't ," coun tered th e ~1arina coach. "We probably would have lost It if you had put that front-court pressure on us all the way," he said with N!Spect for the Lion charge . Wit h Baird returning to the starting lineup and combining rebounding talenll wllh Sanders .and Bogdan, lhe trio hi\ 61 of the 7S Marina points. Baird 1nd Sanden each had 24 while Bogdan hit 13. The fint hill Marina surae found thf: Vlklnp htWn& at a 43.S percent to 30.8 for Westmtnster. The second half was a different story with · the Lions hlttln1 48.7 pe:rcent to bring the 1ame figure to •t.3. Marina was a bit more co nsistent with 1 44.4 mark In lhe M<.'Ond half arid 43.3 for the game. Ml,,.._ Ufl WMlwl ... tlr (11) .... ,. ... -~ Avll Mlll9r ·-M(G.ul•• ·-Jdl T111i. .. "" .. 11 1 J " M.i"nllflrMr t f f 21 Yl!int .. ff" .. ' ' J 14 ' • J !2 I 0 2 , I I J 4 I J I 1J f I f IJ 1 • I f 1 0 1 2 M ll JI rt ' 1 I 1J loo.lltlwlcti: ' t I I JOl'ln"'" ,,.,, ..... .i., ttl"tll-• 1 ••tL..,i.11 ll tJlrHt Jl 1' It U Tot11t .... "'...,..rt ,. tJ '' ' ,, .. " -,. ., -n • ' fAIULOUS HUNTINGTON JUNIOR WES THOMAS (44) UN . O~DS. ~NOTKIUt PA~\. AWAY JUMl'llt. • 'Ti111e ·stands ,Still: GWC LOS ANGE't.ES -Golden WHI C.ll•a• basketball followers may know little of lhe mCJl!!it famed lona-coUI)~ Jn.APQO.J history when Gene TUMey Wort tlle-Wor\d heavyweight boxJ.nc chlmplonahJp .. frorn Jact Demptey. But the Rustler fo\lowera 'ar'e con. vlnced Loi Anrelea Clfy Con.10 Iller.Uy · stole an l&-85 SOuthern Clllfonrta Con· ference decLslon from coach Dick Strick· lin'1 team Friday night in the Cuti &YTn via the aame route. Tlte los.s leaves GWC Ued lot the <lr- dJ.Jt itad with LA Harbor. The ac:oreboard cloc k In the CUb l'.Yfl1 wun't work.ln-g in the IJE!COlld half and lht timer had a hand clock at his di&- • pi>ul. Golden West held the lead 8U3 with 58 • secmda to play aa Jim Andtraoo hit a 15-foot.er. When the Qibl mlued. Golda! Weot went to a 1tlll Dear midcourt. But ID errant pus Wlftt out of bounda ~ Los Angel• new life. 'Ibtn LI~ Maya hit a jumper from the tty to ti, lhe score 1t SM&. . ·.r. And Ruetler Brl1n Ambrozlch lhel1i -.. lnlld• lhol -°"' alba Jay-up and then 'Jix>mu drilled one from the corner. Aft.er that it was a steadily awellin& wave of buiel.1 by the Oiler•. Thty bit seven in a row in one stretch and in the third quarter connected on 11 of JS from the fitld--tbat'1 '13.3 percent-and moet of tbole Cl.JM frvm outtidt:. Meanwhile Newport was flnd.lna: trouble hitting the tvpt, mWinl 1• 1tnlghl 1bota in that third stania and winding up with 25 pereent field 1oal ahooting for the quarter. . Lone bf'iPt ap>t for the IOHn, who went ilto the UU Ued with Huntinston for the circuit Je1d, w1s John Kamer. He totaled II polllll. OtberwiJe there wu little to cheer about for the Sailors . ~tUl "_,.(ti) Onfw•Y W•lktr Whllfl1lll w'" ··-T"-'11 Worthy C•111"1k fltl• Tote It """to 20t 4Hllf 1 1 0 J MCICI......, 0 It I I i chMlll" I o ~ 2 Gen1 ... 1 74 1 11 Y•uM 11 2 0 1• k•UMr ' 2 J 11 s .... 1rt t24 16 J- 1 0 I 2 CllM M 11 H IJ T011I a-. W OVlrtvl Muntl.,.lon kldl If II '' H.....n 11 f ~ ,.,,,, .. t I I 0 t • I o 1 J t J J • I 6 J I I f I I • 11 1 I 2 4 • 1 ' • •• ' 0 JClllll JO n -" U-M Monarchs Zip To 67-51 Win Over Saints By ROGER CARLSON 01 .... OlllY Piiio! tttff There ill a formula. for dcalln1 with the tactics of St. Anthony High's buk:et- ~11 te:i m, a quin:.: ben! on antaaonizing its roes with r~" .. ~ .. trol play. And it':: r.::::.::r Simple. Simply open up and shoot the eyes out of the baskets, control the boards, play superior defense and 1et a 21-po.int c~:ort from your p!.:.ymaking auard. ~ when you accumulate a I>poina margin you go to the atall, employing Sl. Anthony's u~··· · tactie1 to further frtutrate y1.... foe . That was t1ie cue al Mater Dei Hi,h Friday nighi as coach Jerry Tardie'• &<*"lett and gray Monarchs ripped SL Anthony, 67-51 , to 1ta.y tied fer the top spot in the Angelu.!1 LelfUe race with Bishop Amat. Jt was billed as a low-scoring tension· packed issue, but the only thing packed was I'._~ gym. Tardie'• crew came out gunning and before the half was over the hoats: had trampled the Saints' hopes by hlttin1 17 of,., from the field for 88.9 percent. Da ve Kiley, the Monarchs' six-foot senior •hiz, was superb in an all-round effort that aaw him scoring 14 of bil 21 ,, lhe first half. assisting other mates on easy shots underneath and aparkli.Da: 0 :1 ·.:1e de fensive sidf'. It was a team effort, -however, as Steve Fritz, Dave Nanry, Bob Haupert and an ailing Rick Kniffin took turns stabbing the lose.rs' man -to-man defen11t with ttmarkable consistency. "Boy, we went afler them! But It was the boards that was the ball game. We whipped them on the board!!," ex~ claimed a relieved Tardie afterwards. The:-e was apprehension in th• Monarch camp prior to b1tue with Klllf· fin just rtlurning to school after a bou t with !lt ·:,t throat and the nu. And 6-4 poll man Steve Kemper hi d been hampered with the flu, cau.!llna U:' !\!onarchs more worry. But the apprehension w111 forgotten by the end of the half after the winners had poured it lo the Sainl.1. Kn iffin led the team in rebounds with a d0ten while Kemi>er had lt to bill credit. Others In double flrures for Mater r ;;ii were Kniffin (14) and Haupert (11). SI. Anthony's llCOring cun. f..5 cente.r \ · ·· Sanoasian, wu held to 13. lriWtwDlftm 11 .......... Ul) ""llf"' " " ,, ,. ""' .. ' • ""' ' • • 11 ··~ .. ' • Sflll•i. J ! J • ·-· ) . ' ' ,_,"' ' ' ) ,. H1'°'"rt I 4 J I• -' , l 11 KlllY 1 1 ' JI S•11ou11n J , 1 ,, ....... 2 I I ' C••lc ' . ' • K~llf!n • 6 0 ,, Hiil 0 0 2 • Tt!•l• 15 17 1011 Tat1t1 " t U JI _,,_ Mar•r 0.1 " " • .. u $1. ~"fl'lln' n " ' " -• Rustler Box ...... Wlll(UI L .. """* fMI ,. .. ,, ... S I I 11 1• 1 J Jl lt 1 1 n , I 4 II 4 1 , • 1 1 • J " ... cw ., ... .. .. .... ...... , ... .. TtNk v 11 n u r ... 11 KllftlnM: OOldtll wnr "· I.Ate & Loses .. .. .,. .... ,. ll J • ,. . .. ,, . . ·~· J J I I ' • ' J I I t J •It tJM .-inc the rebound lll1d calllne - Tllo olflcllla ttcnaJad It -r.. lhalnlne lll1d Ooldeo Wiii Ilea w..i lo ••lchlnr the -...,... lleda .. their own watchta and counted off 11 -1111 ... Bjll Coa find • Oeoper• lion lhol wltb tho -IOUlldJnl. • 'Ille lllol milled but C.. .., aw .... a pair ol charity toeln •nd Jlllde pod on the second for tbe victory. , r ,- ,· .· ,• ' .. ·, , ' '. '• Eagles.Pin 67-61 loss On Edison By JIM CARNETT OI .. Delrr Plllt Iliff Estanda's Eactes m 1 d e good Ille •f • the free throw Une to pin a 17-81 basketball defeat on the Edison Chargers, Friday night in an Irvine League duel in tbe wifl.. ners' confines. The Eagles converted 25 or 35 attempts from the charity stripe and put three. Owger starters out of the rontest via the foul route,, Edison lost 6-fl center J ohn Fisher in the opening m inu tes of the final quarter and seconds later were forced to put playmaker Bill Thomson on the bench . Thom.son left the game with Estanc ia leading 52-49 and the. Chargers just didn't have the strength to come back . Actually the Chargers were within two, 61·59 with 1:31 left in lht contest but driving lay-ups by Doug Confer and Curt Thomas put the game out o f reach for the .hosts. The taller Edison squad outrebountled the Eagles, but s hot only 33 perr ent rrom the floor, while Esta ncia was hit· ling al a 41 percent clip. The visitors looked like they v.-ere going to blow the game wide open early in the first quarter, s weeping to a 1>8 lead. But coach Gary Carr's E aglts fought back to trail by a respectable 19-14 m argin at the quarter. E a gle forward Conrer hit a ju mp shot m idway through the second period to tie it a nd Jell Ztlsdorf swished 1 free throw to give Estancia a 26-25 edge. The winners never trailed again. In the third quarter the Eagles opened a !(I.point. bul,:te. SMO, but E dison t rim· m ed the margin to three at the three-quarter m ark. S0.-.7. Estancia's high sco r i n g Cary Orgill was d ouble team · ed every time he got th!! ball b ut still m a naged to pour in 18 points . Eagle forwan:I Hank ?.loore was impressive along the baseline: a nd lead all scorers for the evening with 19. Ill) " ' ' • " .. " ' Till WITH THE Hill .. ~ .... 1 Tollllllrl ............. 1...-or In -dtlte •*-, tilt -......, It 8tltl.-. a. lll"'• -..r1o1n tbat ,.., bodJ It "rtlo col tD Ille llope (-liplllll aitll- atlon itl Ufolln11ion #1 anti downhnl In #2). By pcsitionin1 yaurMlf in !his m1nner 1 you will tend to nepte lflo alloct of lht slope. In {IC!, your relationship to th• around .will be th• AJM as on a shot Jrom ltvel fairway. Hoop Standings 50UTMtlN CAL CONFl~INCI W L "" l'A Goldtn w .. r ' 7 s1.1 •II LA H1rbor 4 1 Jl9 .lU C'fl>f"M1 l l M1 ~I LA.CC J l 4"1 •.19 E111 LA l J •.12 ~S• Rio 11<1ndo l l '1' H• LA So~lllwe!o• 1 S ,..., .C• Frld•v'• S<orn LACC 16, Golden Wa t IS E•ll LA '-!, CY,•til 1111 LA Hu bar tS. LA Southwu l 5' "'"''' .. ·-· Golden Wnt •' CY•'"' E111 LA .t LA H1rbor Rio HondO •! LACC LA South,,.e:ot, bv• CRISTVlllW LIAOUll w l "" I I '4'1 Or1no• Villi P1rk Mlt1lon Vltlo sin c1..., ... 1. El Modent f oorhlll 6 J S4.I s l !(ll s l 511 ' ' m , . ~ ' ' 111 , ' 517 l'rkl••'' Score• kaTtl!t ''' Foo!hlll 61 'VI)+• Park 11. S•n Cltmtnl• 7J Tu,.ln 70, El MOdtn• ~' 0•1nge 61. Ml,ilon Vlllo .. TuttdlV't S11111t Et ModtM 11 Mlltlon \lltl~ VIiii Pork •I Foolhltl K1ltll• II Tuttln Ortnt• 11 Sin Cltrnenlt ".Cm~• " "' "' ., '" "' '" '" ., M1 r!M 16, W•tl!nlntltr 70 W11tarn Y, .r.n1htl111 SS lo.•• 511. ~ .. ,. 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On a nipt when high ..,. inr; Jlm-Keyes falled to prove his usual effenalve: spark, San· ta Ano Valley lUr11ed lo other nisoun::ea in. an-impressive fl. 52 vjctory ever Corona dtl Mar Sea Kin&I on the Falcons' """' Friday nlaht The other Santa ·An• Valley resources were prusure man· tc>man de!enw and strong re- bounding .. That combination offset a 13 point performance by. Ki.yes iD the Irvine Leape. bosketbal! clash. ~'They limply but us It tMa' 0 'lit' D &1rne-prt!l!ID't deftnR," COQlmeri.ted di.sap- pofllt<d Sea King cooeb Tandy Gillil. "Valley's guard 1 (K'ermit Olson Ind Joe Lopa) are·exlrf:meJy. quick and they forced us into 11 or lZ turnovers in the' flnt half alone." Jn the wlnnera' dreaeing room. happy Falean coach John Kubas n1dily 1grffd with Gillis' observation. "Yes, l 'd have to say that our pttssure wa.s the clifferenre," .said Kubas. "Early in the year we pll\Yed. a zone, but when. •e started losln& ~ changed to man pressure ·and it has really helped loosen us up. Now we're. beating people at their own game." Most ol tbe Falcona credit defenslvely eoe• to O!Jon and Lopei. Both are es:tmnely quiet and barely 1 I v e C.....-ftf Mlf" tlU t!irl11D'f SumnlT ·~-'M" Kltlt11r (lln'ltPM'I -To!1l1 .... """"' II, Yt11 n1 kl'fH ,_, o•-•· """"' Hill Tol1ls .. fl ,, . ' , ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' • ' ' . ' ' , .. _,, • ' ' ' • ) 1 t ' ,. 11 '' :St AM V1llft" 1'11 .. " ,.. .. 2 l • J t I ) U I ll I U I 1 f I 7 1 I 17 ! • ' ' J 2 ' ' '15 ll 211 61 seen...,••"'" C.-on. ffl #Mr 1t II t Slntl A.Ill V1lleY II I• 11 ,._,, ,._., \C.C..------------IOlllAl(GI COUHTY: 111!1 qt C1ll!otftlt, 0!"1"" teufll'f': "--a• .. 1nd -m to tbt ""'-°" MIMIWY f, 1r11. ~ ,,.., • On J1n ... rv t. ""• Wot• 11111, • U11i' ""'•-. '""' ""' LEGAL NOTtCE Hettrv "llllllc 11'1 tl'ld f'llr .... iltt.. Nor1rY P\ltlllc lfl elld fW •Id Mtt., poaiUtn, """"'•"" '""r"" c1i1ri.1 L. WOOd ·....--111 -r• ,,.,., r. c:Mi.•111 K•"-• .1.. n.......... Olson P·llU k-· 111 riie t. • ft.. NTMn ....., kMWn to ,.,. to bl Ille • ......, """'°"' wu.I .._ .......,....,. "'CTITIOUS IUSINllS -11 t~)'IMf to 11111 wllfllfl In-1111M b &uOK~ le ,,_ within In-and Lopez were tbe difference NAMI STATllMINT •h--t .... MICNJ*l.otid he ~ •ffv......,I •nd ~.,. •eaitM jn the lamf• "()ur auards put '!"-twllfwlM Hf"WI It fvllll bullfll• ~-::.--j) (~l"~'i:l. SEAL) • •-'•ht .... J.ifl L. Joint JEAN L. ·JO.ST enou&11 pressure on ....... SU .. ER TIR I! l!NTllRl"fllll, 11721 Hotery Pllbllt . (1llf0nll• Not1ry l'IMI<:. C..lifWnlll tblt ·it made Corana•.-.n up •11<11 11~d .... 111111 ... 1.i •••'"· • '•lnc:l'Nt Otfl~ '" Prlnc:l1Nl0ttkl 111 ..,.-, C1lf!cml1. Ort-COUllW or1r.te COu""' ttJ e(fenee more than they L•lw H-s.""°1, 11'177 i.m. M1 Cc.M1r111en 1!.uirn M1 c-111ta.IDfl ~,,... ., .... ·~ F-I--••rt111r1, Foii11111n v111.-,, C..i1fornl1, M•rui 2• 1,13 Mlrdl 2. 1,n Wanted to, stli.co.1 WJllCI' ilAVll T"I• bualfltn 11 be!"' "11.:IVCltd " "111111"""' Of"~ Cotll DllllY "tlot ,vbUll\td o,_ Cotti Dlff't Pli.,j mentor. i n 1nc1iv~":.~r-t J•fl\Jt.., '· 14. u. Jf.1n1 n--11 Jtf'I.,.,... '· It. 2J. :io. 1f11 u.11 But pressure defense wasn't J•'::'!,1.;~. 0),"111.•,..., '"r~!:;11 ,."1:T. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE the only downfall tor the Sea itn 111-21 Ktnu. Tbe P'a1cons also con· ,. ... 1.. sllf'1110R CO\IRT °" TN• trolled the bacJcboards and as LEGAL NOTICE c1RT1::::.~~ou~" ,,.:~•~Nau. •::;•"':; f:;~:;." a rHult took 10 more 1bots. T-''"' ,~helld~r:r~,,:: .~~ t;.~ t!~=:. Most of t})e txtra field goa)S HOTtCll OF IALe OI" ll'4l Sl .... J ~..--t IHth, C1lll01nl1, lllldt'r MOTIC• ot' NIAalNt Of' •IT~ ---• (( ,_ afle t"l<WllTY '4T PRIV'4TI SALi ~ nttllleul firm n1t91 flf HARlllOR TION l'OR "lotATll OP WILi. .r.t1a were _._vuu I emp1:1 . r .... .NI,.. 1'111! ,ROTli!CTION tnd ti.et ltkl fl rl'l'I l'O• LITIIRS o .. A••NISTUTIOl'i an offensh'e rebound. of In c.'t:orni~·:; ;:.r'c~nw""' of s~!: I• , _ _.. of "" to11ow1111 ..i_..., "::1~~TH:.w~~'t.:~'u: R • v, • '· . I ....,,. i. • -Mnit ln N H 1nd ..i.te of dt'nce Final rebound tot&h, revea . lne ~ 1'11tt.r ot !ho Etllll of LOIA "·~ior· Jllllt"llll•, 111 'h ' .,,...,, ~O'T'i'tE: IS Hl!lllt:•Y GIVllN , ;Tiii! ed. that •the Falcons had 40 w. e.t.1LE"I', o.cHMC1. ..,, .., N-1 8,1e", ''*"· K1111er111e Mtrtt o-,.., fltH 1'''111 ~-~-•-)I f tbe r. vi..... HDllc• It ht1"tflJ 1lw... "'"" 0.1..i Jin\OlrY J, 1971 1 petlllon f« PrnDll" of WO! 1"4 uu.1"9 w or -· .......... Mrtlfnff Wiit .... II l'rl'ltle Mii . OM L. Rumble tor l.1tt.lr. ol' ACll'l'llnlltntloll ~T,._ lo II•• hi.Plu t I MI llut llldoft•, tullltr.I Ill" 9f C•Mlomli, Ortntt (OU!\fV: Wlll·AnlllJled, ttftr~ IO wl>ld'l l11Ji.idij Sentinels Zip Past CM, 82-59 By PmL ROSS ot ""' Dlltr "'"' s•tt t& c.,,,..l•m•!len ot "kl Sr;iHrl« c .... 1. On Jlfllll,.., 1 1'71 bftan me 1 for turlfler ,.rtkvlln. •"' 111et TN on« 1n.r' ll•t Ulh dlv •lf. l"ebnl1rv, Nol•rv "ullllc .;, •Ml' for tlkl si1~. tlm• 1flod pltu ol' llMrlN ""-.. Ml 1'71. 11 lfl• ol'llce of llOGWAY IUTION ~11y •-rid &ri L. Rwmble l\ls llttn Ill fol' l'~l"I' S.-'M1\ .. O.t.VIO HYATT, Uf Sou"' 5pr1fll kMWn to m. lo lie the IMf -W1!0M 11 t :lll 1.m., In tflt CllllrlnlGIQ .I 51"""· L~ ... ,.,.i.1, C•ll.....,I• tOCDA. ,..,... 11 sub$c:rlbed 1o '"-w!"'ln In-0.Ptrtmff11 No. J ol "kl eo11rt, .; t ll lfll rl1M. Ill\• lnG lnl•,..I ol 11rumtnl •Rd Kk~ed htl IK«.lllld 700 Civic CM1t.r Orlve WM!, In• tllt ,,kl dlCN-II IM lhM of dNIPI !flt ....... Cll"I' ot S1nt1 AM. (llllomll. Ind 111 1111 rltht, 11119 tnd lnltrnl (OFl'ICIAL Sl!:'4L) 01Md Jtnutrv 20. ltn "'91 IM 111111 ol. Mid dtul .... h1i ELSIE M. (Olll:Y W. E. ST JOHN accit1!1'1d by -••!Ion el I•"" or olhtrwlH Notary Publlc<lllfom11 Cwnl'f Cltrt ollllr thin or In 1ddll!on to 11111 DI OrlnH COllfl!V RO•IRTSOM, HOWS•I a .. R~· ••Id dK••-· •f Ito• u.... ol lhllfl, Mv CornmlHlon EXllfH Qtt ,....,,... °""' In 1111! t& 111 11141 ct rt1iol RMI ,,._r,.,. Nov, n. un M-1 •..cit. C1Uf9nlle "'6) allueted In OrtnOe CoiinlY, 51•1• ot 'ullllat.ed Orinv• C°"ll OtHY 111<>1 AtttrlMY• ftri ,..,..._. "-.. C1lltorn!1, NrHc;11t1rl1 dnt•lbed II JlllUtll"I' t, 11, 2J. JD. lf11 U-71 Pvbll"'td Or.1191 COllll D1I .. P'lkl totfow1, 10-wH: ,_ J1nu1ry U. U, :ID. 1f7l Uf.7l Lat 1, lllOct 3M. C1111I Stci''"" NtWPOr1 llt..:h, 11 111• mtP ncarded LEGAL NOTICE I" l oale '· P111 ti ol Ml-lltn-.t\--------------M•PI• Jl.-c:ords flf Or11"• Counrv, MtlU 1-------,--~c, ---..,,-• m;:~1~~1v 1o..-n ••. CIRTll'IC'4Tlu0' ,,.-..i:~N•ss CllRTtPl(AT• °" •ut•lf•?:i. LEGAL NOTICE ,, lolOO Mu t"' St rftl ;.i..,.,, •11dl. l'ICTITIO S o-O l'IC"TITIOUS MAMa '\ ' Tiie undl,.ltntd dots '''' •~ N • Tiit undeni.r..cl do ctrltlY ...W. 11t , t C1 lllornli . 1 I.II 111 llwtul _, c:enckicllno 1 1M11l1WS1 11 l'n Mont•e o:onouctl"' 1 tiutll'llU 11 'lGI W~ .. , Costa Mesas Mu I • n gs of T•: J:.rt!:. s::, .. Oft conllr""tlon W11. C•ll .......... C1Hloml1. uncs.r IM Rd., A.lllhelm. C1Llfonllt , ....... llcj committed frequent turnovers of ..... Tt11 H rc1nt of ""°""" llld 11c1111ous """ n•~ .!!. : TL A1: t111oo.o1 Orm n1tn1 111 R" M HAROWiit.111 •'"-lo~ boo ~IM .it11 bld RESEARCH, AGENC '""' 11 II 1M 11111 11ld firm It cotnM111 s in the first half as u.: uu"~ fl:i l kl• or olttra 1o ~ '" wr111ftll 1111! llMft 11 cotl'llOMd Of 1M followl119 ""°"' 11111 fQlloW!ne pe,_, W1-""""'9 M•....,Ua Sentinels took ad~ wm boo r.-c:tlv..:r ti IN 1feft11kt Of'!lct -,,_ .'" fllTI Ind .iac1 ol rnldtnc• 11111 1nd 11l1u1 ol rnlderlce w.; _.... 11 tflwr 1to11 tlr1t pullllc;1tlon Is II flllows. foltow1· vantage ti the aituation by roll-:..!7 .... ,."~0,. d•t• 01 1111. Rk:Mtd F. Kallv", 'l'n """'"' w,.,, Roi-.ld w, Z-lck. tsn °""''~ ••• ~ po•~-\n that strftch Dll tld 11111 27th ~'f on Jen., Jtn. C11tll MIN. C.111. Dr., Hunllf"ll!!Ofl ituch. C1lll, n .., .. Up -Urwt Jullin Woot.fl lltll•Y tle!H J1MM1ry 21, 1t11 M1rle111 $. 2-ldt. Kii O!Ym1~ and gt11-g Oii, iO an 12-58 Irvine lr-.d LOl"I"' Vtn Oii Rlcfllrd F. 1(1li't Or., Huntlrwlen •Ndl. Clllf I' •--•-tbal) co-E•.-C:lltorl of tt.. 1"11111 ITATI" OF CALIFOl:Hi.t.. Ct!M J111. 1, 1'11 Leaiue ~ romp over "'nld Dtc..stnl OltANOE CtlUNTY : Aon•ld w. Ztn1111tk ach Emll Neeme's crew Fri· RIDG'W'4'1" IUTTOH & DAVID HYA" On Jen, 'll, 1'11. INlar• mt .• Nol•rv Ml•I-s. z-111et CO ~ lwlll 1..,.1"' tl""I l"llbllc In Mid IOI"" llld Stele, HrlOfllllV STATI! OF CALIFORNIA,. day nl&ht. ._... C••lllnl• tllll ~ llldllNI F. k•ll'f ~ ta Oii.ANGE COUNTY: . l.tt ,. , "" .,... 16 boo IM _..,. -111me On J1nu1rv I, 1m, lltlor• l ' 1'he Mustangs are now u AMrMYI -°'~~·~,:., Oll(l'f "llef, It MMcrli.J .. IM ""l"'ln 1 .. trumenl Not1rv Pllbllc In Ind !or Hid 3 In the loop standings while J PullM"';;' ind Flbr.,.,., 1, t. "" nf.Jl ind ldtna1111ledel'lll he uec:uled tht Nl'l'le, Nr110111t1Y •PPMred R-ld w. z 1 111\/lrY (Offl(ltl ... n Ind M1•lt111 $, Zemnld( k-n •· the ta11 Sentinels mMaged to M1rv IC. Htn,.., 10 bl th• Pfl"IOlll .,_ "'""' ,,.. th I •-·\l \ le t • • LEGAL NOTICE Noltrv 'ubtlc • C1lll&rnl1 1ublcrlbed to 11\t wllh!n liuh"U,,,... Int even er C1.1-..:u s a a T"I· P.lnc!i>•• ot11c1 In 1 c11-ledud """ 1xKV1.cl 111t ...,,.,.,, Seventeen of Mtsa's 2.4 111 ,1 0, ,.u•Lic "1AR1 NO s ~:"~:.n':i:;~,. Expir~• co111t111 ~·~in L. Jott.t . ." m istakes were recorded. in the 1110R11 TH~H•"~.r,:1:~ ,.~i':: NOii. 24, 1tn Not1rv 1"uto11c. c.11'9rnle' I "' I h lf '' Magnolia sluck ISllON OP "ubll tllotd O••M• cw11 01111 "1101 l"•lnclP91 Olltc• In ~· nwa a TAI• VALLIY J1nut,.., 21. )II Ind FlbrUlf'f '· 13. or ..... CounW .. with a choking man.f..rman NOT~5E 1~,:;!.~:~110 111";7~ ~11111 ,~O: 1'11 111-11 MY commlulotl l!x~ I •-f' ( JI WtdNoulY, ' be (111 Mln:J> 2, lf7l 't defense or tu~ !Mi p.m. ln 1111 Cou.-.c;ll cnim ,•c.,,,,. LEG•• N""""r. ,.1111111htd 0r11111 COlll Dlll'f · 1~ of t\o Hiii 101'0G S111tr .r.vtn~. -tu. v1.u...r. 0 minutes aC n. V•ll~Y. C•lllernll , IM l"ltflftlnt Com• J1nu1rv f, lt, 21, JO, 1J7 , And whUe the Sentinel ,...1111on wnl hold eubHc ""''"'" °" ,. .. ,., LEG., ~-~ ' , 1111 lollowlllt ,_,ncetl-; C:IRTIPICATI O" SUSINISS tu.o '""'n,EI de.feD!lt WIS puttmg the (.ONOITIONAI. Ull •••MIT .. P:ICTITIOUI NAMll ' I M • a1J ANllc1llon llltd by ClllWOI C«IOl"tl!Ofl .,. ... untMrsltntd 00.. ,ertl!Y 111 1$ CKA ... I O'"IOMI •:t! c 1mp1 on esa s norm y -l"r11"1 Ill W111IH Rnltu•'"t. 15'15 'enduc:ll111 • llullM1$ It 530I St1ilhor• HOTtC• °' ,..,.LIC NUii.,,. potent Scoring triumvirate of Mtrbor lltvd., tor ~lnklfl to "';',= Or., New11art llnth, Clllfom11, ~-r •1 HILO •Y THI OAA .... cciutri~ Sa •lcollellt -·-ln conJunc:tlon w "" lktlllOVI "'"' ....... of REO El't-PL.ANNING COMMdlto• o• 11 .. , Dou< MacLeao, Tom mpson """ r._t1vr1n1 DIJllMP, tnd . .tdl!lllOll TERPRISel •M """' ttld firm " CM.. l'OllD L.AJfD IJU D 11 f -..re a~ Al~1~oore,. Magnolia's~~· ·c:~A~11~·11~~"·,R1c1s• """" ::! :=-~ ~r-.11'°""~'::. "~ .. = ~~=~',0 "" "''"""" ·:.t; po1nt-m ...... 'ti antics were 11' 11 1• 1611oWI: L•w. •• ltnllllled. 11111 .,...... , nothl t I 'th ,..,!lc1tloll 1111111 11Y stvi.une HefMt, Lii c. L1k1 Ill. SJOt • ~llshorl Or•r.te C0</1'11'/' l'llnrlll'llf C ng o sneeze a e1 er. 111e. ,.....,...11,.. ,,..119, "' r-on C• .• Nlw-t •••di, c1u1. natiu 11 11erttw ,,.,.., ..,~-Snaking, slithering ~3 Sen-,,..nv toc:l!ed on 111• l!Orlh •IM D•tlll Jotnw.r/21, un llMrlnl w111 lit lllMl'bf MW C ...._ , RIA'": ol Wlntt•lbl.o•t """"'' wnl ol Har11or Lto c. Litt t!I .i 1 plfn tlf'9IOI,... '-_..,., lll~C •M T"""'oon •,· Mlll1 '"'"mon .s ... 11h TOll lS ' • ' • " • • ' • • ' • .. ' • ' ' ' ' • ' ' ts 1J " • • " , ' " T ...... f't 0-LI Qulntt 11 l'te!llc1 Gtfelf<'I G...,..• el ltlllldle' Al•l'l'lllot Los Ami-•I llolt• Gr1ndt •NGILUi l.l..t.•Ut w l '"" •• OM Spartans Win, 81-75; Todd (33) Rips Nets 1Jne1 forward Ch.-rley \;u.ie. •oult¥trd. lrorio Al 16 ., ... 0 )60ll ST.r.TE OF CA LIFOltN IA, J'IONAL 015Tl.ICT MAl'J. IR...,..,.11 also hl.9 team's best ball LOW Dentlf'f Mulll1le OWlll!ne """Md OIANGE COUNTY: AND 11.$-1:17 ol "" Or-' O.wlol>mtnl Dltl•lcl. '4mtfllll"' SIC• On Jtn~trv 21, lf11, btfort m1, t ZOl'l1"9 (Olk, 111~ Orlf'IH handler, ended up with a total 11on11 0111r1c1 Mt• 21-s-1 0. "••clN No11ry "VOii< 1n '"" for 111<1 s111t, c1111&rn111 ~ Of SI points and it wa.s he l"Jen n• tlltd In conl11Mllon wllti .,.n.1111v •-""' Lto c. L•k• 111 S.kf pin lt dftll!lllff CAS•I lh11 lllM th•ntt. __ ,, to 1111 re bl !lie "'"°" wflOle ZC 11~ !5ECTION'4L CllSTl.ICT who rparked the first half A-C: .r.ICNITllCTUltAI. c: 0 "TR 0 .. fllml II sublcrlti.do lo '"' wllh1" In-IRS-.,, IR.S.-IH AHO t•S-1211 f th . OVIRL.AY ZOM• ttrumenl I N! 1tkn0Wltc11ed ~e tx.-c:~ted -· to dlenol frQft'I flM Al surge or e winners. TM• A.C: Arthltectur11 Control Ott•l•~ ,,,. nmt. Airlcu11ur1I" otttrlct ,,,. tilt' PC '! , . ' !•71 It II Or11lt s I ,,_. ' . Thom11 ' • Ford 0 0 Ki t-1 Hty1 0 Z11MJrrrl o 2 Con!tr o Tottlt 'I IS Scar• Irr OV•rt..-1 lf " 16 II 2l lJ _, ,, ' " ' " ' . ' . ' " ' , ' ' ' . It 61 ,._., 11-'1 La gun ans Drop 64-50 Loop Battle M•!•r Otl lllthoc A,...•I St rvl•t SI. ,t.nthonY Plus X ~I. P1t11I J . 1 1U ' ' "" '· ' '" ' 2 *· I . J lf~ 1 , '8• F r1dlJ'I ietl"!"' M11tr Del ''· St. '4n1'1)'onY" SI S1rvlt1 71, Plu1 X t.S '" "' "' "' ,,. l i•ho. -''"'' st, 51. 1"111t " \Th~•t ll11) TlttMIJ'\ G•IM• ..,u• X 11 e11r-.....,., M11er o.r 1t !l. l'•u! St -'""'OllY 1! SorvMt With Mannnlia on top 33-23 z-would bl •Hlled oHr • ll20' (Oflkl•I Still COfl'll'l'l\111IW" 0111r1ct 11 "" Ml &"~ wld1 cofTldor •I-l roo1trwr11 f rom M••v IC. H1n•v lt'I ll'lt "Turi!• lock P1Mflld Cem P with five minute-I remaining Ito• _.!h (llV Llmllt LIM to lh1 Noltrv Publlt · C1llfornl1 nrtiln p.-.1Y tocl!M In I Villa Park Hith's racehorte at MclnaUy'1 board 1trencth th f'-t h If R' hi IOllt~ c1w u m111 Ltnti • lJW wld• "''"'1111 0!11« rn 1rr"u11r 1trl1> betvrtttn "" 1-skelball team 1ped to In 11· for the "SPJ.ri.ans, the 'I'ritona In e u;o a , lC e CO~· t or•ldO• •lonv s1111r ien•••tl~ t"'"' Or•nt• cou""' i n1n"""' ol &onlt1 """" R.:'\ • 7S •Cre•tvi·ew League vl'tory ,...~ cl.,. ••-·••~·l trlbuted. heavily to a spurt • POlnt .w w•tt•,•,1r, °',.,eroo:.".hu,,."1 M~ CommlttlM Wx11t111 11\t 1011!Mrlv" llovnd1rv of 1119 ~ c '"""" u11vu.,...,... . lo W11d '"" • I v w t ... r r Nov. ''· 1'72 flock PltrwMd Commvnlly I" lfll Hiii'! I I i Sa Cl t ln f t, the · which ble1111ed the Sentinels 11-w ...... trom '"• w1rt Clh l'yllll1htd O••n~t ca111 C1111 "1101 1,...1119 1 ... e11 1r11. •Mfet VS l ng n emefl e ac 111.flDerl Wlr& wJ''" l% Straight po1"nts and l lmTh l int to t"' Ntl Cltv Llmlt1 JlftUlrY 1J, JO Ind FtbrUlrY f, IJ, Rt<n1aled &y: Th<I lrvlneColttH~ Friday •ight bthind the JCOr· able to Jiiek up only three w1 Lf..,. T~• dHtr1011.i 1u•nl1hed 111r11n u 11 ru-11 Slkl 1>ubtlc: "'"'"" .i ""~ · c Ro Todd bounds lha the i 1ave them a 45-23 edge. 11 . • .. _.., 01K""1~11on. A 1r1>dN .. ~ p11n wm 111 111w ., m~:dow:l~z~.1 .~~ San • Clt· :s ~or the nlght~ D· He 1coounted for eight ::;:'1 .,!!~':t.1!:r;ci i..'"'~11 ~;:::: LEGAL NO'TICE ~"'·;.11:.,!~. ~tbrvt111.;;-i;:r 1::i . ., ~ u~ marke-In n...... strin" and -... on 1111 In 'he. 111"n1111 1>e1r11111 11.:1 mll'llnl _..., """°"'* mente de re••• ,.1·1h 1 -po.,· I The Jou kHJIO San Clemen.-•" w""' "' c1r1dol"1 o111c1 1nc1 irv1u11111 tor 11ut1nc t"o.4'Ml c~·n-Plinnlllll Cltrlft'tl•ilon 1....-rllllt ...... ..... found· mates under the bucket n•mlnl tlOft, Cll.Tl,ICATI Of' IUSINlll. .~1c1i;.. "°° Clvlo C1n11r 'Drtft "'~ effort , w ith 21 ol those points te ·in a tMte-way tie for the . . •UILOIMO LIN .. ALONG IOUTN 1101 l'ICTJTIOUS NAME R ; .. SI . A c..uW.. OIAltOf Ll.AO\lf coming on 14 field ..... a ls. bottom o{ the Crut•lew lad-on tllck ass1.11t1 lead1ne: to the 0, WARN•R AVINUI TN 11ndtrslg"9d ~· t••lllY II• ,, ...:: 11om: 1r-.11":11c1":i1 ---~ -~ h L other (W •-1·-1 ne!d -'"Jt "i'ololll to Hltbll"' I bulldlnt n tbKk ~Int I bul lnett 1! U7 W. ltlti, I I -lllll ltlcl ._.. p w L "" '" H d 'd" ., r I ~r wit a .u mara. 0 .;x:n 1~ e-111 .. , .. toulh "' '"" ultlm•I• ..,.,Ito lullt No. I '2111, Cotti Mitt C1llfornl1, '1"°••' ~ .. w., nl It II l"MilftlM Son•'" • o u • llt e I I rom every ani e ViU p • ,_ al! · th ln the brief blit!. rltM or wiv lint tor w1rl'ltr """..,. unWr '"' fl~1t1ou1 llrni 1111111 "' BILL ,•,, -••••' ,.__" ft 1111, 111 El Oo••d~ s ' f6l ~I w ilh 20-foot jumpers and du:zl-a ar .. !114YI ve .in e 1· . ·-d ' h ''°"' E..clld lo !ho S1n11 Al'I ltlver. LUICI! OEALl!:RS 5EltVICE t fll! l"•I ~· ~'"';d '° Ille ~-'l~ Vtllf'ci1 ' Ml? lll the S t title race with a $-3 mark, \WO , M~tno II finlSncc WJt A Thi norlll 'S' "' 1~11 W wldt v1rd Mid llrm II com-..:1 Of ltlt lol-lne ~~ft::.. ~~lot~ tlll htltlflll ~ 11,.. 1 4 .)Oil .,3 ing layups in ptttan! ga-• ~h\nd pa~t•• "-. lltu:h..., 4f.3 "'rc-enta,e from would tw r1Mt11td tor bt1utll!e1tlon 1>1rlOl'I, wholl n11111 In. fuH 1r-.d pl1te For l\lrtMr dl!•ll1 ,11.,41,.. •Wl':'i.3 sld<fl•tiac~ 1 s ,., )'>I \ ssy fast break a"--• 1·=;1 """4 -..,._, .... "" ''T'• 11 1 Kt11fc c&r•l<lo• 1ior. W••Mr al re1ld•11C• 11 11 ro!low•. , "' L••un• ee•r.~ ~ t 1u .l()J c a • ........., e•M • tellL t ilt field while the Must•np Avenue. wun"" M. Litke, :u:n c.,,.,..i. ,...,.., "°""' '1'"• 111 "hi'" ~ ' Fri'•''' ~c .. •• ed by a pressing rnu-te>man 1 d 1 th "?!' T.,.,. m111o1r1 •r• ti.int an:icu 1td cott• Mn1, c1111• ~;~•ed '(1111~1~ ',!1,!;T1111 e11,k1il .Sonoc•I 11, llrN '1 der agge n al Category, ("Ill-1ur1111nl to I~• 'l•nnf"9 L1w1 ol "'' 01ft'd J111111N 1~. lf11 E ':9' I lufldlfll GI Civic ::i E.1 01'."ld~ 111. Saddlt l>iltk j,11 ense. n lng but 20 of 77 llhots for"''' of c1111ornl1 (Go¥'1. c-f.l.ooo w11111m M. Luke o~v~"'"w':.1. •'°'"' l!l. S.nfl . ,... In the vital fourth stanza the . •t _, 1 1flll ttot Fount11n V1l!tY Sl•I• of c1111orn11, o ... ..,. '""""'~ c lltom! ,.. .. Id .,_M'"""14t Vtlond1 .... Ltgunt llett~ ~ h"""ts caused 10.San Clemente Um' vel'8l··iy a rather pale 26 percent. Munlclp~! Codt, Tiiie 71. TP!t-Zanini On J1nu1rv I, lt7l, llel1l•t ....... r I on ~111 .... ~· I Vtlllllle for _,.._114 T• ..... 1'l Otlfttt "" (OM, Zonlnt MIDI, l>rf'CIM Plll't 1r-.d No11rv "utolk In •"" for 11\d Stitt, t !I •• llr~t •! Lt<tU"• llt1tn turnovers a nd it turned OU! tO (Mt9 Mell f"l Plot "t1n1 1ro on Ille In !flt l'l1nnlnt1 H •Jont llV 1ppetred Wllll1m M. Lukl llUPIC r.· I W • lln The. winless Laguna Beach SOM<"• •' E.1 o.,.._ '---t"-d"lerence. 1, " ,t .,. o1111rt-onent 1nd ••• 1v11111111 tor public kn-n 10 ,.... 10 bl '"'-Ptrton wl\OM A~~:i.ni" 01~tcte'.,. A I. ts drop d lhc ·r l 'Xlh V1ien<:lt •I S1ddltb5ck uo;: ue u M•tL••" 1 1 ? 11 rn~lon 1nd ,,,m1.,.11en, n1m1 1' 1vt>1trlbed t.i the wTttoln In· 5 1 ttll r IS pe 1 1 Todd added the final three Falls, 49.39 1 12 Tl'lot• a.,1.11111 10 ,.,,11, tn 11vor 11rum1n1 '"" 1cknowl1d1td ~· t~•turrc:t ~;'AN~f1 ~6'u::TY consecutive Orange League llt VlNf Lr:•OUI th . ' ::=:"' ! ~ • ' Of '" OPPOllllon lo ,....., '""'''' ..... lh• ,....... PLANNING COMMISSION ;• basketball ga me F riday night "' L ,.,. ,.A points to e winners <"8Ulle •''""' 7 1 , "'°"°'111 w111 tot giv en '" ""P01111n1iv 10FF1crAL SEA.LI Publltfle<I 0,1"" Cotll .,.11,.. "fild a gainst Valencia. Let A11m110~ 1 1 •11 WI after roach J ohn Baker·s Tri· Allon , 1 ti ~!,,,:i ::u !:,1v1u~~:.tt1":~111~111:~1,.1; ~!':,.., K,;.,!:i~?'c1t11oml• J1nu•rv JO,'"' !t'-l' Foun111n v111'~ • JtJ J75 tons had pulled 10 within three, , Ujliyersity High 'dr~ a M1~~1or11111 , J 1 Dll>t•l"""t ,, t62·U7• ""' ••l•r to PrlnclP•I 0tf1c1 '" LEG., NOTICE ' But the visiting Tigers had e111n~i• ' o' .tt1 49-31 ba11ketbaH decision to You"" " 1 l • '"' lbow l!om1. Or•1111• coiinlY lU.> lo Com. rrom beh''nd WO.th Mog"nll• " ~ »! "" 78--7fl. lltld 0 2 0 t PLANNING COMMISSION M'f Cammln lon Ex~lreA T-m• SI"'' A"• v1n•v 4 4 ;93 ue De "t Todd' ICO · g and Mt. Carmel High Friday night /IAor-6 o 1 , o o~ THE CITY or Nov.m1>11r ti, lt n a bout three minutes left in Coron• O•t Mtr l 5 )61 3'5 sp1 e s ni -,n ••• Ml•s \on Viejo Hidloi Tot•I• 70 ,, n ,, FOU NT'41N VA LLf:Y 'ul>llthtd Orlll9t Cotil Oeftf "Hat NOTICf: OI' SALi OI' :. c ... tt MeH ' S ~1 111 LIK: •" M '""Ill Ch l (llnlon Stl1trod. Jl nv.,.y I,, 2), lil tr-.d Frtirutr'f ,, lf71 RIAi. "l.~WITY AT the first half in order lo chalk Edi.a n 2 s lll 001 tf {r {r gym. 1 11 ft pf "' SKr1t1ry 10 1111 !l·11 "RIVAT• SALi up a 64-50 decision. ""''.,,c1, :1~-;;;~c:,•• Stft CllMnll ,111 Coach John Drilco\J's 1* :i:.Z~r1 11 1 ~ ~ Putit11~""~1;:(!::,~" c111Y ,11a1 LEGAL NOTICE tn "" 511.!t.,. ~1 ., Ille .tl-'t Coach Jerry Fair's unlucky s• v.11~, 11. cor"" dtl M11 n ti ft 11 "' Jans 11'ere: cold from th6 field, M""''" ; ~ , , J•-rv 111. 1tll ,,s-n of c1111arn11 In 11111 fW "" c:ainll' Artists had led s teadily by ~:,.:,:~:1;,~ i!~,:~115~111'' 11 McC11l!n : ! ~ ~ dropped behiDd at tbe"openln1 !.~""'"",,. 1 1 2 ' LEGAL N01'1CE cit.tll'tCAT;~: •Vt:INUI, 011~'::''m.n1T of tilt •1•11 o1 ~ four and five point m a rgins • .,.,_.,,., 01""' ~!ti:! 1 _1 5 11 ltP and the invaders never 111,"'"'' ~ ; : 1:;\ ____ :_:_:__c;_:_:_ ___ \ •1<T1T1ous NAMI E. A.e»ciNs. OK.uild. 5il most of the initial haU before ~!:!"M•:.,1c'::"':..,:C1.M•r A_,..,.. ' 1 1 u trailed. WrK1tr ! : ' 1 sv,1110111 TtJ~T op THI' ~vc1~':.~c:r~a!'.1N.::..:i ..;.~~:,.bw1~'::i; ::"':rt!:: !tting th! Tigers go &head M10Milt ,, f'ount1ln V1lltt Sltltrt • ' ) ,. ......... -i-· return ·--t·-l lfldlllvltt ,: ~ STATI OP CAl.ll'ORJUA PCIR ll~d .. COltl Miit. Ctl!tornlt , u...icr "" lllltllll bidder, .,., "" ' l'lftt I l t J lllll: llV --W • ., NU Teti.. )) 11 THI COUMTT 011 ORANGI ffll fld ltl0\11 fln'll 1111M ef SNOOPY'S tr>d toi'dltloM htr1lflt'fler , for good 81 2&-25. Los Al1rn1to1 If V11i.1 l!Hlntr 1 2 • 1 Tuesday nl•~t wbe ti.-trek ,_.. w ..,.,,.,. Ht A ... "'1 •nd 11111 ttld ll"" i. ~ of wblltl '° eo11ftnMtlorl W W.: v I . ed La Tot1t. 1' 17 n 7J .... ~ .... , C•• ...... u IS n ','_,,, NOTIC• 0' HIARIN• ., "ITtTIOll -flttowlftll "'"'°"· wlloM ,,. ..... If'\ s~rlor C1111rt, Ort ot eflll'' • a enc1a press guna SU HlllT Lll.r.OUI VIiii ....... 111) to the confines of Bellflawt.r. • .... ,. .... u tt '' ...a POR ,RO•ATI o.. WILL ANO f\IU •!Ml •ltu ot rnldellC• II It foUow1: dlY .. ,lllnla,..,, 1m. .. tU • most or the conles t and Fair • L "' PA ,. ft If .. ~ flf) I 'i;;;;;:i;i;;i;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•••-.J CODICii. AHO "°" .. ITT.Rs llMf'Vfl'I D. 0 ...... 1'111 Ctrl•• Of~ Monie• .. Ml., 511119 "°'· (ll'l' ~ d f d I • .i Hvnti1111ton e.e.d> • I M 111 Mt1,..11., ' 7 1 l• .. , " " t1I T•STAMlllTARY .,.1111!11, C..lllllml1 Mo!\lcl, C-f\I" If Ut AftNtM,' sai a terwar s, "we P a yCC\I N_,, H•rbor ' 1 sn on L.K"'r 1 1 1 i Wiit ..-t 1 1 , • .. &llrlllCAN . l!:t•tt .. AMI L. lw11110n. dlct•Hd. Dihel J•-rv " lf11 ot CillfofTlle. 111 ""' rleflt. '"*"1 well but missed an awful lot M•r!.,. • ' 5'l • 1Ctnnt11v ,. a t 11 Niki 1 ,, , I , ,._.. .. NOTICE 1s HElll:E"IY 01\IE.N 11111 M11rv111 o. Grbton '""'"' ,,, t11d ~ et 11'11 w .. ,..,. 4 I ..0 ... II s t 12 ~ ~llCI f:. Swinton .... ~ltd lllrtln Sllle of (efl!Ol'flll, °'"'" COllll!v: Of dlllll lflll .n tM ,..I .• ol shots because Of the press. WtostmlMI... l I .,. 51 t i :"::1111<11 • l I u =~ : ~ ; :. ..:.. llARD PARLOR • l'lltti.. 1111' IANt. ol will ""' Git Jin. " 1m. Mfor1 ...... Nof1ry """""' 11111 tM .-..i. If .... "We ended up bitting only An1P111n1 l s '" •T-1 Arbl!\1 1 J ' Slv,... l 1 1 1 DILL tofk'll •!Ml fot lnvtlld fJf t.ttt.r. "llblk. In 1r-.11 !or •Id st1i.. ""°"''"' ::.,..::11-:i.: ~ : . "'9" LM•• ' 1 .,. ,.. Toltll ,. 21 " " o·N•ll • 1 • I '"'-t•ry le'"" Hiii~. rttltr.f'IC:t ·-rtet Ml rvlfl o . Glbton t lWWft IO "' ... ~ Mid _.. I --• &bout 21 percent of our shots .,,,,. """' , , ,.. _ __ ,, -te wflld'I 11 l'l'l•dt 1&r IUTtlllr 11r1•cv11r1, ,.. • te bl till "'"" whoM neme •• • --· ..,._,. T0!1!'9 lJ lJ 1 "i ,411. 1M If,. C.... M.-. I ht thtl 11"" Ind i ltc9 .. 11Nrl1111 tt tulll(Tli.f le tt>t wUtilr1 lfll~ of dell!I, m 111111 " •Ml "Ill from the field and th1t made "'*'" ,_ s... '"""""' n ,. 21 2t--1s u.re " 9Nrtlr9 !lit ,_ ,.., 1111n "' '°'"· ,........,,,., 1nd Id:_..., 1111 1J11C111ed "" -.r-:i.:,.... ~,."r~-" the dJrfertnce." ,1--'-·-·_-__ • ____ ,_ ... -:::":':":~::'::"'::::::':':'"::':':~::~"'-" __ .. __ " __ .._. __ ._, _ _:"~"~-~=':"~~ .. _·~·'._~·'.:_~·~·~·~~=·~·~'~!!!·°"!!!!!!!!·!!!!·~·~"°!!!!~·~·~·!!!!·~·~·~·~,!!!!~''· "11. If •1• ........ "IM eouMroom (Ol'l'ICIAL SEALI -· "' ... ..... -• ~I, C"""'I , 10 1•• U U_,. o1 ci.ll'ltntlll No. J o1 n ld coutl, MAR"!' K. Hl!NltY 1 rn 1 Laguna plays host to Brt.a ,, 100 Civic ''"'"" O•lw Wtll, 111 ,..,,,., "*k • C1 lltorn11 '"~ w, ~ ~ !ht 1:z!'* ( Tu·-•ay e venln•, 1111Clf'fof11n11 A111, c1t1f!lrnll. "•l!ICIHI ott1a 111 • "• -" •,(Ill,,.:;;. c' • ,,_ c;:iu • Oiied J1n111rv 21. 1911 Of"tntt County •rid w.r •• -'" , '• The Wlldcjil! thum--' the w, 11. st JOHN, ,,.., c-11111t1 •••1.-.. """'""1.-1• ....... ....,..... •. Artists, 71-&1, i• a first round •o••RT w. IHlllCOll "llblltl\H O••nt• Cots! 0.11" Pflof rKClfdtf Ol'I ""'" tt. '"' In • ,...... Counf\I" Cllrk Nov. ''· 1'12 cltnl ~ IHlttwMfll ...,.. .r.wn~ game a \ Brea. "'• ,.... ,,,_ •'-· '""' i.a J,,....,., '· '" "" •· ltn u-11 ~~.~;:,..ar_ ':wR,r:*'lflt .,__ • • · they're In · 1 """'"· , ........... "'" ,......,.. · .. , :e1 11111~.:...,. LEGAL NOTICE P Let•P o1 Trtc:t Ho. ni ... iMlii t. ·-.: "I I <j? •••y-c.•r• ecti"v~••r ~ ,. 1111""" 0r..... c°"'' o.11v 1'1111 ,~,. .,. • '""' "'"'""' 1n "'fr 8USINE~S AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MATTIESSES MATTltlSSES IOATS NOllD TIAILllS ·--c.... .... M.ttNm C.. J1H .....,.,, .... Uberty 8-1303 U~HOUTEltY Mesa Upllllstery Uberty 8-4781 bit NIWPOft ILYI. 81\9 a sp n J'" ""' .... '"'~" L mo n>n CllT0'1<ATI °' IUtoMHO =:• ;.:.;:'"'.r i.:.::~ 1 1..,. 1.1 VNPTCE 'ICTITKtUS lllAM• Clll""nll. llllfllll' Wit!! 111 &A:Al'ftU !-.VII "f1'!I ......,....., .. Clf"flfY ....., ltl llOl1'Cll(llitfvt .. _.flt 1----'-'===ccc..:::.::_ ___ I~ • MIMU ,, ... o ... "°· "' ... 11\reuflt .... WI 2'1 ,,,,.. a oolf I ""'•..,....,., . . ....... ,.. 7 .... i .. hl1 ..... ...,,.,. ....... &44-1071 ' . """ """'' com-. -"" -""' ... mo .., ~ 'SVl'llto• C:OUIT OI' TNa flrlll ,,..... If .RA#ONS 01' CALll'ORNIA _...,. .,._ _...., wfltNI~ ITATI OP U.Ll11011•1.r. .. oa 1nd ~ MW flm It ~ II IOI' ~ -.....,. yt 11'1 lHI eoull"TV ._ oaAHI It'll flli ........ ,,_._ -.. -Ill tt1ct .....,.., wttll _,_. ,_. ..... ~ ft.Ill ""' tltlOlll ., t9IMlrltt .,. .. ,,.. ... _,,.,.... ..,,.. .... • JtOTICa M NUllM OP PnlTtoN i.n• ~ Ill www:• -'°' -~· WIU. ARD POI' it-M. 9'tlfl. _., ~ •lc:llllit IYIU!lki..I ·---~ &.'"1U T •WTAIY ·--.. i..-. H\1111 .... 191+ 9-"' tlllf, -ti ~lfliM fir •a •lftr l!"rtlft ff Al• l.T NAllY .....,... G9M o.Ylll, Melt HOIYtr, •OrlllllO ........... ......_. fMf'= ~. e.tif. ·C:IYlt1ent~-=--~ NOTICI! IS HUllY OIVlll 19111 D .... JIWY 14 1f71 _......,.., If& . .........,~ Oeyllrll ll. Mllllr' r.e ft ... ,.,...., t ·~ M. Oll1111 ..... , ... If r.ani -·· -· . .tltlll'I flW ~ If wot '"' ._ o.i. OtVfh ._,..., .. ltM lft'Mrn ~ ol LettWrs lMt•lllMl9'T le llATI Ofl CALll"Oill:NIA. .......... C.Af.) •'1 fllHI ,... """"" -'kll"'"'' .,,, "'*' 0n ~ 14 1n1, """' .,... " ,.. ~unt1t11 ..... "' It'll M!lt1'NI'. r~ le 'lllNdl ft OIANOI CDUNTYI T-If S.111 C.. Ill "i!% ... 1111 t11M ..W lltct If 1111,lnll tflt I Nttl'l' 1'vWtt In 111111 for ..... $1 ... ol' .... Tift -~ .. -.... """' ~ Hit l"tt!WIY 1', __ .., _,.,,. R-M. Olt1lt1 Ill ...... """ wtflt ~· ltn. tt •i• 1.111., 11'1 Ille '*'""-... 0.. DIV!tl --fl me It lldl f/lf ..,_ II Ill .......,.. till _.ti 11t1" Ht. J ff •Ill --"• .. 1M...,.... ...... -,,., IUtller._ Mii 119 nal'vlll .... -tt M CIYlc c.tiftr OrlW Wiit, Ill 1111 ft Ille wllttln ~ .... •I '"' ""'9 tfltt .. ~ "" clt'f " '-'ttl Ant. c1nfllmll. tm!IW....., "*' fMMllf 111e tM11. ,_.., 111111 ww. .,. ,,, ..., o.M111.._,.,17. Im IOflPICIAL llAL.t °'""'.I_,.., tt. ttn " W. f. II JOHN. •11 l. Jotilt CJIWI N •• AOl(INI, Jiii:,.. ""'• c_,., c""-Httel"I' 1'vlHIC'-Cl11ton111 lfxlOltlr 1~ J6111'M I, AMOIRIOlf Prll'lct.I Oll'lu Ill IDWIM L.~A • l • Ntt1ll MtM ,.,..., ..... .a o.--c°""" m,,.... .... n .... ...... ..,., CtftfW#I ""' ....., (dfr.m11111n t••••• 111111 --. _.. t 1 I '"' trnl tlNftt M9rt.lt r. 1t1J T111 ma ......., "',.._. ~ ...... OtAlllll P*tl 011/V "''°' -~ --ii' ,.........., Ol'9llll e.tf hllY Pll .. Jt!'IWIY I .. U, • 111111, .. ...........,. &,. ,....,. 0rll9I c.f ..., I -"""" "' • t1111 ,..,_., a. 1m m-11 "" n.,11 Jlll'*Y U. 2\,• Im l r --........ -- , Jj-OAJl.V Pit.OT S..l.l.l'di:t, J«tl.W'Y lO, 1911 I l ' I 1 ·-...... DAILY ,ILOT )5 .. " .. • ' . " ' . .. ------- --. -- • ' I ' ---....... -· ' . .-~ ~ --- . l j 6_ D;¥l Y PllOT S1tut.d11, J111uary lO, 1G71 What's . Bappenlag ' . lltllSm: Lightfoot Coming Into Own as Composer DUMllE COIHCTT ... _ ..... STllRTS WEDNESDllY, FEBRUARY 3RD By STEVE um.ER Jn an age where I.he son1..,rit~ ls ..tten times just u important as the son(, cer· tlil tnjllllices are bound to .ceur, For Instance, once a IOfl(Wl'lter hu built up a reputation ht has to live up te it, and each song is ex- pected to be another step forward. And then, of course. there is the other extreme -the songwriter who has come out with onr good song, .ind therefore the next seven a~ bound to be carbon copies. But perhaps the worst in· jL1,5tice of all is ignored brilliance. There are many talented songwriters who have Mver _had the chance to give Uteir work proper exposure, maijity because there are so many people running the record .industry that don't much care about talent (but, then again, that's a whole other form or injustice). And once perhaps they have broken into th~ business, no mailer how good they are. there is no ruara:ntee ·nf fame. Case in point : Gordon Lightfoot. Gordon Lightfoot is no newcomer to the business. He's been around for years. but he never enjoyed the popularity of that of his folk mus ic contemporaries. Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul and Mary, Donovan. etc. Instead he sat quietly in. tl)e: background. keeping . pretty much to himself and writi ng such songs as "Early Morning Rain.'' ig· noring trends and coming out w1th an occasional album. But the public was busy watching Dylan '! nex t · move , a n d Akins H ero HOL!NWOOD !UPI) Long-time villain Claude Akins will tum hero when be starS with Michele · Nichols in "Greenyard a n d Stebbins, U.S.A.", a half-hour comedy ~estem for NBC-TV. ..........,~ Jn.,11~ atlN.~ 2 .....,~·si.. "THll'NDlllAlla • "YOU ONL'T LIVE TWICf'' JOHN WAYNE A Howlwd HaWks PIOOJe:tion "RIO LOBO" -IGl-Lu: •&avur "1ICl•H WA'·a" ............ _ Aa&ll. ClNUI ltl.6rt1Sl'NIAllON ~ • ..i ll(HNICOIOI' ~ M«IMU GtHfflill l'ICIUltS trt!AS/ im.- CONTINUOUS SUN. FIOM J:OO Al11n Arkin In "CATCH-22" Ah• Ali M•cGr1w '" "GOODBYE COLUMBUS" IOTH .... ...... "' .... . Sf.~ .. .. I ... < "J '.i. die Cllar" ....... _ . ' Lightfoot was pretty much ig- nored. Bul, son1etimes at least, justict triumphs ; and Gordon Lightfoot is al last receiving some of the recognition be deserves through his new album, "If You Could Read My f\1ind." Originally tilled "Sit Down Young Stranger," but renam· ed after the success of the single "If You Could Read My Mind," the album is a fine showcase of lightfoot's talenU . Hi9 lyrics can stand up on their own as excellent poetry, and his melodies. sometimes repetitive b u t welcomely so, are perfect frames for his word pictures. If his music had to be categorized in laymen's terms it would have to go under '·folk music." But LighUool's talents transcend that descrip- tion , and' much like Judy Collins, turns · "folk music" in· to a whole new art for m. Several songs on the album deserve special mention. "Sit Down Young Stranger" is a the wonderful muaf.caL adventure , • • / •• ·-<# • .;• "~ thumH' (gj --~, CHILDRENS MATINEES 12 Ind 2 lllL SEATS 7Sc The Baby Maker NOW! FOR 1 WEEK ONLY! -'"LOVE STORY' IS A . PHENOMEllOll! There has been notltine jiM tt in a eenera\ion !" ' ...n.a a he, C.-Stwy . ...., 11. lt11 ) simple Victorian-type ballad tbat deals with the lack 'of under s lan d,Jn g betweeo parents and son in an in- telligent and most ~tic man- ner. "Saturday Clothes" is a beautiful bit of melancholy, and "Approaching Lavender" pWsates ·wltb the life that it so acutely conveys. "Your Love's Return" and "The Pony Man" are lyrically love· ly, and "Me and Bobby McGee," written by Kris KrWlo!fer:son, reteives a fine All sEAfs iulivm treatment. "Minstrel of t.be'I~!:..:-------'..:. Dawn," the opening song of hllfml Stitt lbe album, applies beautifully ltaw At lo11fflc1 AU ly •aU lo its creator: .,.....,,2._ .. ._ "Listen to the picture11 now across the room, into your mind they go •.. lle'll talk of life out on the street he 'll play it sad, aJld say it sweet .. , Look into his shining eyes and if you see a ghost don 't be surprised , , • " ''I Never s .. ng For My Father is TH.E BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR and Melvyn Douglas is magnificent!'' llarily• Back, Horii! A•eriun NewSjlaper Alliiinte ACADEMY AWARD CONTENDER .. M..___ FOR EVERYONE TO SEEi Phone 673-6260 SON CONNERY is JAMES BOND SEAN CONNERY is JAMES BOND NllTIONAL GENERAL THEATRES PTA MllTINEE SATUROllY, 12 NOON Jll:D IN SERIES DON KNOTTS I "Reluctant Astronaut" let11lor P1rf1n111N1C1 Stotn At l :lO P.M. Jason Katharin Robards Ross They louched each other ood let go I $flDW flM(I • UMlllllll PllC:U- flltll llC:llllp.l ('2.M l _,Al) . llC:KUTU M• •SJ.Ill AU.PIL TllH Tllll. IVU.1:11 P.tf. (~-·~ .... , lU rll. .. UT. lVU.4:JI P ... 1$1.11 •UM) MATIMIS Wit.-I .JI , .M. 1$2.M lo U ,.., SAT.-l:M . 5:00 r.M. (U.91 & u .•1 $1,111.-1 ............ ftl.•. "·"' -ffl. 12 .. 1$--"lll I Mii I 1 '" • •=JI !»M • U•I tAll IU-7'411 fOI MOW um ELLIQTT GOULD IN .I. OAVIO l. WOO'UI 1'<•.et•<"' "I LOVE MY ••• WIFE" ·-·•"<'.TU011"·11{.....co.-!!!!- PlllL .... IDIUll WllCll'IUI All1llOllY PllllllS :111111• a: ill ill> llf, '11111111' 'll1ilil ;::111 .11n11 •.I ' • LAST : WEEK ! ENDS TUESDAY u mars. llDIY ~ c..~"" LAUREll HUnoll llOlH IEOY WOW IEllSOll ;r.a;bi.n•t =~USTUll ~bftflill l-'w.\ IRJ-..::.':":f-. '+ Colot b., MOVIELl:B A PARAMOUNfACTUiE AlAIN DEtON JEAN-.PAUL BElMONDO CO-HIT "C.C. & Co." I co.HIT l"BORSALINO'' (GP)j ''LITTLE'FAUSS" Sho.wn At~ P.M. "C.C. & Co." At 6:30 & 10:00 PM.. BOX OHICE OP9IS S:JOP.M. ~-~·>--.~ •~ STAITS 521·2223 •• =:::.'h 6:~~.M .. 'love Srory" Will be shown 01 6:00, 8:00 ond 10:00 P.M. " ....... ' . PIEllERE El&AOEMENT! SHOWING IOI! I 1<(111ARll 6.MIHSllY-IR1HUR HILLER PtodU<l>on -John Marley & Ray Milland 1Ricli sff,11 wuR ~LL~ _,".. ~ .. -. • ... -.. COi.iii: ,,..,, HOWAROG MINSKY·OAVIOfiOt.0£11 FR4NCISLJJ I PIAllQ.wl~ • r IClUCI !UCI. "-iv.IOIU Oii ,_I •toim I ~~:~=:.::::...-. , -----Mon:-n.r11 f/liolr. "\.In llll'Y'' 4:4S.7:U & t :lt ,-rldly "t...v• S'9rf'" 4:4H :lJ-t>lJ-111M S•l11td.ly "~v• S"<Y"' 1.i.J-r:1J-t:n1 ll:M f'.M. SVIMl•y •• .__ s .. ry,. l.J.S-7:U-t:U f',M. foUHIOll llLUID • fl~ • -· FRI. & SAT. 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 &. 12:00 P.M . BOX OffK£ "'" S.-00 ,.M. LllltltlUI. 11 )I rn11r1111r • 1-40 2 Ir! S SOll"HI SM OllGO '11'1. SHOW 5TAIHS " .. b;OOP.M. >of; . ,r. All W>LT 0 HllD • "< • __ °'""SH W ov101 "NIOK" Ai<o°!:: ''THE HORSF · ::, GREY FLANNEL SUIT" A\.L. WALT D151'1IY SNOW -DUN .IOllfS "NIO_!{" ond "l'HE HOR~!) IN TH~ GREY FLANNEL ~'!IT" ':LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS" •t; / ~ G~=LEACHMAA C~ ~ llUI' toVTII Of SAN DllQO fWY. j~ i t , [IJ - ' " • " " " ci the l~;;;::-1~'-·-ie 'Mllid lm'I• ~..d)= _,,. - 2nd :o~edy.Hil -Mel Brooh ip,"THEjTWELVE CHAIRS" IGI " . l • • • ,, . ~ . DQlllYI IMMIMlllT ALSO. ,._ ~,, I _,..... .,..,,_ wn&DAY'l,\&tfl .. ClllTDlll )41. J:ll I SifN.l:t:Jt SOC't"IP)Qlr' C .. F,.t•r. Jocki-.., ~Hr" OUT-OF- TOOERS " . IN MIS ION Vll!JO EDWARDS ·CINEMA VIEJO , W HGO rwy. At LA Ml l\lltJIOff' U O·ltlO ~OF THE YEAR' ROW.A IOTIOR PICTURE! I , .1 Ac.tdlmy Awor'd ·COfttonder-Molvyn °""llH ~11 NIYIR SANG Ali-AU McGr•w i11 "'CH>ODIYI. COLUMMtS" 11) ..... MY FMHIR" , . A~ .... "MlllE . L IDUll M•'a ~~!·~•.: I • . • . " ,. .•. I ,.! S. ;.;:.::t»:.::•:::•_.:;.i..::.c':.::"'.:....:..:lO.:..., l'-''71'-'-------0.lll'-"'-r PllOT ll ~Leo: ·Hold Off on Journeys; -1.-. SUNDAY, :. times. p.,..Jve vut Your lntulUve lnielled 1erve1 A void Nasty Letters· • 'C LIO (lu!y U.~ug. :1210 Hold now to know when to make I JANI IA'RY 31 potenUal. -as valuable gWde. You aeem ~ By IYJlNgy OMA'flll off on jOmeys. A\'Old writing moves. Accent on money, for grater vtnaUll ty. Reach beyond lmmed.late lndicaUOns. Agreements subject to qulck change. · SAGmARIUS (Nov. :12· Dec. 21 ): ·An impaUent friend should be eonaoled. However, ll would nol be wise lo become unduly Involved. P r o t t c t hold1ngs. Some want you to be reck1ess-with your money. J : cUia,bti mood!. But sa&ilfifd with out m o d e d review. SCORPIO (Oct. IS-Nov. It)! Yo u may be tempted to act oul of despl!!ratlon. Key 1ls lo I ~CUee!' ct". be moody. 1\1• letters In anger.· Gtt fre&h pa rt n er 1 b Ip 1, apeclal a Uyoos,e' ol lhl• iodifcal pofflt ·of view. Don 't be agreements. Joint efforb need ., ~r tries lo ht fair-aid , .JDtlbo4'.,, C)ne. who appears UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Ffta.tutly ·1trfve1 to provtf, 'Tldlcl11n11 merely be telling Unorthodox approach is most f1~y pc•rity. Cancer is aOI ~ 1pt now to sueeeed. Obtain I ~••YJ· right, but ••.Wly 1 · \ • VlllGO <Aue. 23-Sept. 21): hint from Leo message. Strive be aware or fin e points. Read CAPRICORN (Dec. n.Jan. between the_ Unes. Stress now I 19): Some plans DlA1 ao awry. Ol'I health, 1JOf'k, basic chores. Tbij!, you lbouki b a v e Patience is' 10ur ally. alternative m tap. One wbo I allcete. The signs which brmeaiu with Cancer • I Scorpio, Pisces., TIW'UJ Vlr10. A Cuoer Is associated ,,ttll U.. Dtooa and these pe. pie c• ,be ullra-stn!llive. TheJJ' ~,. floe chefs, ap- Jifiecl... lotd bomemak.ln1 l U~ ieoerallJ· are affecdonate. 1 1". A.RIES (March 21-April 19): 'ilold otl on signing long-range I commitmenls. Weld family ( ties. Mate or parlntr is look; I ing for , ex:cjt.emtr1t,. chanae.1 Don't take thl1. 11 personal • • buff. It ls P'Jerely .part of I atural cycle. • TAUllUS (Aprll 20-May 20)o iendl , may interfere with I ork at hand. Key is to be alisttc.. No lime now for ~ ! ·Wishful· thinking. Creativity i!1 I ;\"hat you need-and a deeper \!fl~erstandlng of needs of I ~ldrea. "'Ji GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Study Taurus message. Be r~ady to assume responsibil- ity. One who is closely associ· a:ted Witt! you requires finan· clal gu1dance .Do ymir best, Qut avoJcl extremf!!s. Stick with - '4ihat ls 'fainftiar. , CANCO {June l.J.July II)' lte{ine &eehlliques. Be 'ready ti 'put finishing totiehes on f'OJed. Striv' for universal ~a1. Means get fingfil' on pu~ of Public. Move wi.Qi ~tCoast Pair Join Board ~ A Newport E?eeh man is one of two persons added to !tie President's Council of (hapman College, Orange. :-Geor1e Brokate, a self· ~ployed investor. . a n d '°ranklin L. Martin , a Compton bank president, will jbin the advi!ory body of the lour-year, private liberal arl!I college. Brokate, an alumnus of Stanford University, is active ii Jaycee and Y o u o g ;Republican organi2ations. ~ Death l\'otlcer ARBUCKLE 6 SON Wealdlll Moriuary U1 E. 1'7UI It., Cosfll MtP -• llALTJ MOBTVARID a del Mar •... Oil NCR M ... , ...... mt.-,. . ... JiEu. BROADWAY MORTUARY ti Bctedw8)', Colla Meu LI~ •• C.:U« LAGUNA ll\llll'ftJART l'llU•11-Coo!w W. . -' . ' , •ACD'IC m. , .. 'to~::~ ,_"""°"" ~<"'1-.~ -.. •"" ~ PllZlt rAMD. v · t'OLONl.U. FUNERAL llOllJ: "'1-• ... 1fs , tr tu .. --~· ; 'Ii!. I . lliilTm' llOmVilY ..... ., .... ,A ,:·~r- • DRUG STORES OPEN 11AM to 10 PM 1 DAYS A WEEK ' MAXFIELD'S Ribbon Heart Ct.co- lil!r ""'""' ::~~ri, a·e hi mfa1~. 15 IZ. • WHITMAN Heart Box "S tt· " 0 1que s oz. IATH Oil Blthes roughntSS out ••• ba!l1es smootllness in. Moisturizes witll an emollient tomblnstion. 1 8 7 s,, ... ·s E•t1J••1 LI• Pritt 1.15 _ • I "Pretty Feet" • 1r. ~OU DI! LotioR, Creams awa1 rough, d<y >kio horn feol, .i-1 39 bows, knets, etc. Sn .. 1's E•1rp11 tn Pritt 1JS • "Stayfr " ee IOXOf,. A•s•r•s1t 1111•1·11•1. "'' Brand new item , •. thin, ad~sive backed for lem· inine assuran~ on cert.tit days. . "Stri-Dex" Jar sf 42 M1•lc1t1ll Pih forPi11-63 pies, Acne, Blackltleds, C Oily Skin. In-n's En11U7 Ltw Pries IJc ·----··---------l "Dr. West's" TOOTHl•USMIS C~oose !r()f!I i SSOrted Bristles and Calors. JJS! in lime to re~lace !ht hmi!y's worn out suJllllr. ltc Val•• ---·----------........,.~ "Filaxis" B-12 High Po!l11Cy Stiess ~1~ rt::::.1icw/11:! 10 95 ~d Iodine. 100'1 Wit• Fr11 31'1 1 • Ass't. Aprons "" LlDIES' Cotton and pti;..1 3 111: aprons. All s~1!es .•• Halls, bibs, tov~ralls, 9 tobbltrs and coverups. • I :.1 " ' . pnerally II conservative ls likely to do an about.-face. Procedure1 m reversed, rules thrown aside. AQUARIUS (Jan. :IQ.Feb. 18): You exhiblt tendency now to try tor whal is out of bounds. Key Ls to anal)'le material at band. You po55eu what ii needod. Mah ""' o1 It. 'I'h1I saves lime, money. Act llC<Onllnily. Pl!ICES (Feb. !•March :IO)o Emplwil conlln""' strongly on money. Hidden factors are involved. Surpriae element can work to your advantaae. Build on solid bale. Means diacard f)Jmay plans. 1"" 't let pride bJnd<r prvgrest. IF TODAY Ill Y 0 U ft BIRTllDAY your deairla are 2 .• ·50 • never petty, Y <1• Utnk IDll act bl&; your UUll\'¥111& an high aad you uo.µl)y ... WI. Don't permit ltUro lo toy with your emotlona.. lf single, you ire headed tor Illar. If marrled, ther1 II travel on atenda and pouibly an addition to faml1y. Obviously. 1971 is loln& to be a significant year. • , ~, • I ' -- JI D.\ll Y PILOT 5.1.U&r~. J.nu., JO, 197 1 ' . . , ~ TIUOtLOl•s Of. ·1171 .-··.BUICKS~· A ND OPELS ARRIVING : .A,ILY !' , ' ' • WHY WAIT IMMEDIATE DELIVIRY. • IRING THE FAMILY-TEST DRIVE IUICK TODAY • YOU· AUTO IUY-NOW! BUY ;HOW ' . ·.. ' .. .. . I • ' . OPEL 1900 SPORT COUPE OPEL STATION WAGON Pl.US TAX l LICINSI OPEL DELUXE 4-DOOR OPEL G.T. LEASE YOUR -1971 -BUICK OR OPEL NOW! WC LEASE ALL · MAKES AND MODELS CONT ACT OUR FLEET- LEASE MANAGER '10 CHEY. IMP. CUSTOM 2·DR. HT. he•t•r~ full P?~r .• fie-· v.e, ••-•'''· ,.d :o,'$329 8 tory 1 1r cond1t1on1ng. 2 1 t o choose from. '18 CHEY. CAPRICE 4-Dll. HT. ~;~;:~~:r~:~·.~~~~~2 5 88 conditionin9. License . YBZ 581. .. CHEVROLET EL OlllHIO V-1, •uto., ••d;o, hHt-$1.398 er, power 1tr., bucket , · M•h. Very clean! lie. TRJll. . '69 BUICK LE SABRE CUSTOM ;:~:; ~·;::;;~'. h;;~?.$2898 brek•s, f1ctory a ir con-' dit ionin9. l ie. XIS b 17 . · '10 POITIAC LEMANS SPORT ~;~;~~t;;:,~:.ro::~: $ 3198 I 6,l4l •ctuel mile1. a.1. ~ fectorr warranty. A ' I beeutyl ic. 956 AUV. '8 F8RD GAU_IIE &00 2.Dr. formal H.T. V-1,' awto .. radio, heat~r, fu ll$ power, factory e1r con~ ,, ! --. IYE "GALAXIE" CAMPER HEADQUARTERS CAMl'l!R-TRUCK COMllNATIONS Camper Only AS LOW AS FULL LINI ON DISPLAY I FT. TO 11 FT. For the best value in use4 cars '68 BUICK RIVIERA V.8, •ulo., R-H .• full$2998 pwr., fe ctory eir cond. 37,000 •ctual mi. Abso- lute perf. cond. XBC Ob7. '89 BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM 225 L:m;tod 4-D" H.T. Full$398 pow•r, factory air con.' 8 ditionin9. Hard to fin'll mod•ll Xlnt. corul. Lie. I ' YVJ 611. •a ·8UIOK RIVIERA power, factory air con-·.;p ditionin9. l to choo•• . "2488 ditioning. Lie. YOB 640. • . :i:;.:·::x::';~~.~:~rt: 3 188 from . ............................ HURRY! ONLY 1 t LEFT 1970 OPELs ·. AND EXECUTIVE DRW!N · CARS . . WIDE SELECTION HUGE SAVINGS '68 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO ~=~.:;,B·p:-:.;•~t.:~t~;: $·21· 8 8 air conditioning, 37,362 actual miles, I owner. I l icense 1 l3°'4C. '63 BUICK LE SABRE 2·DR. HT. V-8, automatic, radio1 heater, full power, fac- tory air condition in9 . A one owner cat in be•u- t iful concf. Lie. KIR 259. •&& G.M.C. %·T. PICKUP .. V-B. •ulo., R.H .•. P.S .• H$· 2 7 98 O. camper equ1pt. Ab; . . solutely like n•wl Lie. •' 677 BZR. ' v.1, .. to .• pwr. •I•, $3488 pwr. b~k .. pwr. •!ncf. . . . • , fact. air c.on~ .• vinyl . top. Lie. XXS 299. ~ 12 to choose 4roml · 4 _ '10 BUICI RIVIERA :;.'·,:ii·;~:..~~~;i;.~·:;~4--288 Mint ·cond. &al of 'n• > c•r w.rranty. ' Lie:. 11 J , .. ANL •,.1 .; ' ' • .. ,, \: ' . ' . • i: J. .. ! ·.: . ;• .. , l· •: . ~ • < ' ' ' • • • • . ' : • : ·t . l ·~ • • t ' ( • ' . .. ' , ~ \ • I \ All NEW-1971 PINTO . Order Your Choice of 15 Colors NOW! The Pinto can turn in 31.5.feet. 75 horse power, 1600 -CC Pinto is -d·reued with 26 lbs. of .paint, f u ·11 y synchronized trensmiuion, 5 .main bearings , reek & pinion ste,ring like greet European Sport Cars. IMAGINE! WHEN YOU BUY A Nfw 1971 PINTO ' WE WILL PAY FOR All THE GAS IT USES 'FOR -TWO FULL · MONTHS THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY AT SUNSET FORD HURRY! THIS OFFER EXPIRES SOONI ALL GASOLINE MUST BE DISBURSED" AT SUNSET FORD With The Purchase Of A NEW 1971 PINTO • • • lt11 . FORlt "The Little, long Distance Car" ONLY 06 "PER MONTH FOR .36 MONTHS $1,19 ph11 $11 5 Fr•lt ht, pl111 14D 0 •• 1 ... Ptep1t•tio11 i ncl c.onclitio11int > of Ally Ono ol · . .1 5 Colon. $2074 '+- $ 103.71 $ 47.00 $2214.71 $ 300.00 $1924.71 PLUS TAX '71 LICINSt TOTAL DOWN PAYMINT IALANCE Order ·Your Choice of Ally Ono of 15 co1or •• EXAM,LE ONLY! Sl OO i1 tfi• tot•l tlow11 p1yrn•11t. $47.ll 11 th• t•t•I rn•11thl., p•vm•11i l11c.l'"'1"f 15 1970 Hurry! t•11, lie•!• •i!tl:•ll ~c•rrtirtt dri1r9•1 011 ~111k-1ppreVMI c*it for J6 ""'n#i1 '''"I p1y1Mwt•f 1750.00 0.f9"MI ·l"'r-t pri• /1 S275l.16 l11ClffJ"f i11t•,..1t, 1111: I lic•n••· ANNUAL .HI• RAND 1ttW -. HHRY! Cl!:l'fTA&E ·aAR •IS 12.0J 'lt. S...t1I N•. 1176711. ' ' SltJ..n-... -. .,., ... 71 UM.., S2ll4.7t Tiiflll. SJ• hw. ,.,_., SltJ4.7l ..._. FORDS STILL - IN "'STOCK AT NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH .BIG SAVINGS!! DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRlq5! PINTO TDD' _INS '~I OPIL KADm llAUY $1299 "'5 'T' llRD . . $1099 'H FORD F 100 s1799 B~red. VS, ·automatic lrafl..~ .• rc:wer steering, • , · · ·~d. """""· IMPORT SPEC(Jll:S ( 817) power windows, air, n ce car. CPCr 400) , " ' (Q ) ''9 PIAT 110 RDST 51399 'H VW 10 PAS~ IUS $2199 'H MUSTANCO H.T. $2075 ''7 INTHNATIONAL SCOUT $1699 Rl!d. Very sharp. Beautiful blue,· Coupe. v .s .. auto., P/S, 4 wheel drive. (ZBH 7861 <•3328) air ..(ZVJI 767). Kelley low book $2075, <TWY 796) }telley retail szno. 'H AUSTIN AMHICAN A- $1299 'H VW IUS $2199 'H IUICK SKYLARK $2599 ''7 CHIYROUT 'I• TON 51399 Yellow/black. lo mtln. Lo Lo milH. Y~low. 2 Dr. Hardtop. VB. poy,·er steering, 6 cy~d. trans. (YPU 191)' <WUD 5231 ra_:wer brakes, automatic transmission, (VZ ) a.cto1J: air, radio, hl'81 l'r. see to o.pi.irc· '6' VW SQUARl IACK WACOON 51499 ciate, ow miles. (YQI\1 :is:n • 51399 ''7 CORTINA COT 5999 '67 GMC 'I• TON Automatic, Meda metal work. Imnutculste. '67 MUSTANG $1199 Air condition. <XIS "'770) fTPN 4271 llardtop. Beautiful lime Ji.Old. 184520A l Automatic transmission, radio, he11.trr. 6t Ol'!L GT HITISH GRUN $2399 '66 CORTINA GT $799 (UJG 5041 ''1 CHEVROUT 'h TON $1099 4 spea:I, lo miles. 4 1pcoed. sharp. '68 TORINO GT $21 99 Sharp Zh"V 426) (ROA 675) Fsatbflek 390·V.S, 4 8peed. f\VTE 262). H VY/ IUG $1399 VW DUNE IUGGY s799 ''7 CHEVROLET 'h TON $1899 Ve:Ji sharp. Gl11.ss Body. Roll Bar '6' PLYMOUTH $2299 VB, auto., custom cab, air. IZ B 765) A Top. (311 BE\VJ Road Runrier. VB, 4-speed. (Q74514 ) CXTht 1331. H MIH&TYILLOW/ILACK $2699 '70 MA WIRICK $1699 '67 CHIVROUT ¥• TON s1399 Chrome apoke whttl1, 6 cyl., llUtom&tlc trans .. 'H ·GAl.AXIE 500 $2599 Excellent oond. OYl!f'drlve, stereo tape, radio. heater, 9;000 mires. (QJ3068) YeJ'Y atw,:i. .<32Slr . IZWX 78'71 Hardt.op Coupe. Air Cond., H VWIW $:1199 'H IUICK RIVIHA Sbeno Radio. (641 BNQ), '6' INTHNATIONAL SCOUT 4 WHL$1799 $3999 A black beauty. Landau Co~. J'Ull power, Air, AM-.f whttl drlve tran1miulon, winch, tWQC 7.16) FM, Brand ew Tiree:. A PICKUP SPE~IALS soft to&: hard top. · er,e.m Puff. CYRW 291). (TJIF ) '61 VW IUG $1199 '66 CADILLAC SDN. llfYILLI ~1799-'6' DODCOE VANS s2999 '65 'OfmOUT 1/a TOH $1099 Medium blue. . Ful~'· all-. vs. auto .. 3 se:au. VB, &.uto. (XJC 2391 # A 427. lXNL 922) Lie. {29939G·J '61 YJr·<IU• SUNllOOf ·'H ;c,.D P,:250 $2199 $1399 'H FORD •Al.AXIi $699 'H CHIYROLIT ~' TON s1099 Purple w1tJr air condltiorL 2 Door Hardtop. VS, automatic VS, auto .. cuatorr. car. VS, R6H. <VIP 517)·--lranlmimMm. pOwe.r st~ radio, f63665AI (126829) hea~r. ('J'P'E 463) $1099 'H MllSTANa .$79,9 'H CHIYROLn 'h TON s2099 '64 FORD Fl 00 W /CAMPIR $1199 ~ ·•iitomatle transmlJ&ion, radio, "f4 auto.. )'t!llow. 6 cyl., #taH. hc!iltw!r, new transmislion, ( 448A) (P968301 new tires. (PUF 163) ·-'I 'TUE -.¥Min 'VllW on· ;RJiMp' ·.FROM:.' FREEWAY . . , -I . . . \ I ~-~ .. > j • r .-~ I • 1 • .~ ' WI DON'T CAii • ~H~ll YOI/: • i IOU!M!f YOW · .... 1c:a . '·ws ·wovLD un .. ·~TO .. \otca .rr-' .. I I I j I ' j '• '· II OAllV PILOT TUMBLEWEEDS ~-.S SOOOOD ~~ 'M-41!N 1 w•s IW-INO-ANOTO STONY, TOO! U'L ABN• -- By Tom K. Ryan SALLY ~NANAS llCJCOLIC "'FFALO! 51'0PTHAf '!lflS lllS"fANT! HOW VARE YOU PICK ON POOR Ll'ITLE l015A LUCK( If YOU EVER HARM HIM AG-AIN OR EVEN SP'~K 10 HIM CROSSLYJ~LL Ne\'~ GO OO T WITH 'iW MIMI! UN\>fRSlAl'll? LO'&\ LOCK, !:AT YoUJl HEART our. ME' NON HUNftV! '· •• SHAME oN 'IOU! ,,., .... _ ·-- MUTT AND JEFF JUDGE PARKER • ~~~~~£ '"'-' ~~'°'-lj~t -.S:> ...... ~T-11-. ,.;o - 1. THATLL TEACH YOU To CALL MY NEW TOPCOAT A HORSE BLANKET' ELMO 15 THE FIRST ME':. AFRAID HE 1'16H;J' l'tllSONER W\.IO MASNI M,t.VE SOME 'FRIENt"S' &EEN 5CRE.6.MIWG TO WAITIN6 FOR HIM lO 6ET OUT Of MERE, SM\~ BE SPRUNG, LIEUTENANT'. PO 'IOI WANT TO SEE HIM NOW'!" 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R.uµ ~ ~\J<><>'L~· By Gus Arriola By R0991" Bahn _we\le """"° AtaJt;; ;ros-r FINI .l'Of< l/E.U$ ~rr I MOM'S DINER DENNIS THE Ml!NACE I , S1turday, J1ntW"I 30, 111171 DAILY PILOT Jl GIVE US A CALL YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! I n L HUNTINGTON BEACH BEAUTY lmmaculate ~ hPdroo1n-:1 balh, 1\lt'rl.'dith Gar- dens Home IA'llh l lxl5 formal dining room, beau- 1iful black walnut pan+'lcd fa mily room. Con1- plPtely carpeted. c11slon1 draperies throughou1, decorator \\.1llJ paper. Phunc 5<16-2313 or 842-233.5 to inspect. NO YARD WORK HERE tn this Fountain Vallry To1.1·nhousr. Enjoy a llf'11· way or lifr. irn.:luding "l pools. cluhho1c;r. 9 h"l" pitch and 11utt and pool tahle!«. :1 bC'drooms, l 1At + + baths. plm lots uf indoor-outdoor 11\in!!. As.o;un1f' a FHA Loan. All lhis for only S26.900. \ can 546--2313 I ' f . ". ·, . •• ' ! .t 1 ' . • "' ( \'. ! ,:·to.rt·"t"\ l . ' ' I I Outstanding expandf'd Cinderella homc. 4 Bed- rooms. Rf'modrlrd u1i!h larJ:f' fa mily room & _ ~iastf'r Bdrm. f\e1" ropprr W<'ll "r l1n<'S and hPal· @r. ~34,900 v.·11h rlIA nr VA term~. Call 546-2J1J I today. HARBOR VIEW HOMES On a lot large enough for boat end trailrr. A > ~auti!ul nearly new 4 Bedroom I Family room- ~ -~n kitchen -lt1)(\lry baths -A Teal dr('am home under market at $43.000. PhonP 646-7171 to .view. • t NEWPORT BEACH 1700 Newport Bl vd. 646-7 171 THE HOUSE THAT TERRY BUILT Built by a builder in Huntington Bearh ror h i~ OY.'n family--4 Bedroomi;, '! bathr; Y.'ilh Jots of charm and f!:<lra fealurt'!'i $39,900. To vie\\' call 546-2313 or 842-2535. ' .. ' ·~~,•: . " PERSONALITY PLUS ct111.m1ing 5 lkdroon1 Bar-Harbor hoffiC'. :lOOO i;q. ft. of JU:>.l.lry llving on one floor. Jo'amily room \\'ith firrplace. Jo'rer;hly decorated. \Vould you tw· lieve $35.~a.ll 546-2313 ~ ' ..... .,,,1 l • ':' .. : ; .. ' ' BRAND NEW MODEL HOME In onf' of thf' finest srclions in Huntington Bear h -4 Bedrooms and family room-2400 sq. ft. nr Luxury.-Oelux,. kitl·h•·n with dh;hwashrr.-Car- petcd aod landscaped rrady 10 1novr in.-IO'i• do\vn or liberal FHA h•rms-Phone 5<1~2313. ., • ELEGANCE Nrar the Mesa Verde Country Club--l&lf-T..,n- ni~-Dinlng. Enjoy life in this Jar~r 4 bcdroon1 home. It is running over with lC'ndC'r lovln,i: carr . \•dth thf' ultimate in swimming pool~. Rclb: in a i;u nken Roman Tub. $49,650. 646-717l MOTHER'S DELIGHT DISTINCTIVE EXECUTIVE CHOICE LAGUNA APARTMENTS J HUNTINGTON BEACH , LOVELY Lai-gr \veil arranged rooms, lots of storagr and 11,alk-in closets. Beautiful stone fireplace. picas• ant kitchen open to femily r oon1. 3 Bedrooms, 21,1 Baths in bl-st Nrwport Beach Area. Expo.n- sion fcaluN! for growing family, too. All for S.JB,500. Call 646-7171 VIEW OF COUNTRY CLUB Yr~. a lar;::r 1500 s11. 11. hon1•· \1 ith a pC'rmanf'n\ v1r1" of Santa Ana Golf Cour~f'. La q:.;c 76.'<l:lO lul :tunrd r:-2. H"s a huy at $'."4.~>00. Call today 5116-:lJI.1. DON'T MISS THIS ONE ~-or lhc family a luxurious 4 bedroom 2h bath horn,. in 11. delightful area. 2300 sq. ft. Custom h11ilt , ~Ox120 fl . lot. Lo1~ of Spanish lilP, f'nor· mnus fi replace with raisf'd hearth. family room Prif'f' reduced to $49,200. Phonr 646-7171 or 546-2313 BEAUTIFUL CLIFF DRIVE Qualit.y custom construction! 8"tter than ?lf!W f'Ondition! Truly minimum care yard! Located in much desired Newport Helghb! 3 &drooms, 2 lull baths. Hu!" Family Room. Priced Ri&ht At $49,900. -CaH 646-7171. Let Uri show )'OU this very 1peciaJ home today. • :1700 sq. fl. of charn1 1vith magnifi<.'f'nl vicy,• nf Harbor. Loeded y,•ilh SJ>Pcial fcaturr!'>. Uniquc tri· lcvrl construction. Truly an oul~tanding hnme 567,000. Phone 546-2313 or 646-717l PAY YOURSELF $1,000 Thf' niost outstandi~ valut" on tqd11y's n1arkr1 111 l'I. luxury • nearly 1900 sq. rt.) 3 bedroom homr. Co nsider thcSf' features: largr 11e1JBJ11.l.f> family room v.·ith """t bar. formal dining. :.!~t baths. nearly llf'\v sha~ caq11•t. heavy shakr roof. Only IO<;:, dov.·n. SJl,500. Call 673-8550 MOST RARE t)nc,. in 11. lifrlimr \\'e come upon such 11. vt1.lur. in this s pacious Mesa Vf'rdt-home. J l11rge bMi· rooms, 2 bath:\, largr corner lot with room for a boat. $18.000 5~ 'ir ftS11uma.blc Joan. Only S.10.500. Call 546--2313 NO DOWN YA OR FHA Sha.rp 3 &droom and Conv. den. 1 bedroom 1vi!h separate rntry. llRrdwood_floors, 2 ha.th&. Eicttl- lent famUy home at i25,950, Call 673-8550 to inspect. :.>o units just cnmplrtt'd. ~ block to sandy beach at Wood's Cove. Spa.rklinJ: pool and community r<>Creation crntcr. Attractive Spanish 11.rchitPC· •urr 5425,000. Good !inanr:ing available. Phone 546-2313 ; ... ~. ,.. ~·· ' , PRIVATE ESTATES BEAUTY Brautiful homf" in !hr "'Prival.f' &;lales" nt•ar thf' upper bay. FeAturrs nrv.• 1111Ality wall lo \.\•&ll rarpets and drapes throughout ty,•o i;cpe.ratr firr· placf's. This presli);:e 11.rea horllt' has 4 bf>droom~ 111111< family room. 2~~ baths and a good 2000 i;q. fl. $57,500. Ynu o\vll the land. Phone 646-7171 ' ' ""l WIFE PLEASER 5 Big .BN:lrooms. load~ of clo:-;ct s parl". Se1·ludr d living room. patio, volleyball court e nd a beau- Tiful pool. All on a trt'f' lined cul dr saf'. Only S44 ,950. Phone 646-7171 l.o inspect. o .... •ner is \eavinlo':" art"a and must s(ln this nearl~ new 4 Bedroom 3 Bath brauly on cul de sac with l'Xlra large yard with i,:ate for boat or trailPt" $<12,000. Phone 546-2313 ... 1., •• •' ,, .. • ' I "'4'.; ' • ••• . ., \ ~: ' . ' .. ' " . ., !t(~ MESA DEL MAR ll1•rr is the house you'vr been dreaming of. Clo~,. lo schoolo;. churches and sbo1>ping. So clean that a II you nrl:"Cd tn do i~ move in. 3 Bcdroomi;, 2 Raths. secluded yard with l'<IOm for boat or camp- rr storagr. Lovely patio for outdoor entertain- inrnl. Only SJJ.900. Call 5'16·:.!3!.1. ' .. ,,. .. I, PLUSH EASTSIDE DUPLEX !!!is tu be one of the cleanest, sharpc11t duplcxno; In town. 2 Bedrooms each -romplctely carprtcd alld draped -Enclosed gnragci; -Beautifully landscaped. Just celebratinl'.:' it.s fifth birthday - S39.500 -Phone 546-2313 lo inspce1. .. . , ..... .., '! • .,., '' ,, • (, l ..... EASTILUFF OWNER LEAVING STATE Our transferred own"r MUST sell hUt •harp 4 bedroom home with large family room in EMt- bluff. Redecorated in 1970 with Juxuriou1 !>Iha~ . t:SfP"l, handsome wood panellni:· and derorator \V8.ll coveringll. An e:ii:cellt!nt family home with an oven:ized gara1e for Dad'1 work&ho11. Top valut' e I only $44, 750. Phon<" 673-85."P.l THE NEWNESS HASN'T WORN OFF ••• ' But our owner hall had a. chang" of plans and now wishes to sell hi~ "'·ell decorated. roomy 2 Bedroom and den. dining room horn" on an el,... vatcd corn~ lot tn Newport Brach. Only $43,500 <including the Jand l y,•ith excrllrnt terms. Call 673-&';50 Serving Newport Beach • Costa Mesa • Corona del Mar • Huntington Beach 4 Conven ient Locations Near 'Yciu COSTA MESA 2790 Harbor Blvd . 546-23 13 HUNTINGTON BEACH CORONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS . , 17931 Beech Blvd. 842-2535 332 Marguerite 2784 Harbor Blv_d.,, Suit e 201 673 -8550 Co.tll' Mo se 546-2316 I ; l ' j I fXPfRIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT IT'S FUN TO BE N/C ,E TO PE,()/),(~ I I I I I I, I \ I -·- DAILY mor Ever yone Hos Somethin g The t Someo ne Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results You Co n Sell It, Find It, Trad e It With a Wa nt Ad , I 1_,G"'•:.:""=.'::.•:..l ______ G;o.:c•ne..;..r.,:•_I ______ 1 GeMral General / General General General General * * * * * * * ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim lliiiiiii;iiiii---iiiiiii--------jji j =O=l'E~N;-;SU;:N:;.--;-1·-;5 ·~L~ID~O~W~A~T~E~RF;;:R:;:ON:;T~l :=MA=K=E;:;A=DA;:;T::E= ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=== 0 H MACNAB IRVINE APTS.-l20 LIDO NORD To "" 6U Ram°"'-"""' ~ ~"\i ~ * TAYLOR Co * Pen ouses • CdM 325 SMAho RIGOthLD I $140.IJOO """ wllh 17. 1•1 Ton-«o, CdM. 2 Bd•rn• .. • ' · 1st wuig of l.l n ce T.D. 6 Beau1 furn, units: den, pool & VlE\V. Spolless S T & SUN 1 5 :: BR., 1% ba. home, So. ol 6 ''' ga-g,,·. ,,,·1. ~m. i • A '" "'" perff'Ctio11. Mil ." ,j(I. App I. • Serving Newport Harbor since 1954. l\venty-1111'Y. Ealing area I. p!Pnty 80 1--1. on swimming beach. onl} BALBOA ISLAND-$46,500 You'll lO\'e this attractive 2-story Cape Cod \Vith 3 bedrooms. fireplace & nice patio. Com- pletely furnished. Call for a ppt. LUXUR Y LIVING I. ENTERTAINING True elegance throughout. Bu il t without re- gard to cost by discriminating owner '11ho demanded only the finest. Extra large cor- ner site with ocean view. Plush bar with view of spacious patio, pool and garden. 4 Bedrooms, panelled den, 5 baths & po\vder room. Beautiful Cameo Shores $175,000 EASTBLUFF SPECIAL! flurry for this one! Can't last! A great fam· ily home with 4 bedrms. fam rm & dining rm. Lovely pool s1:1rrounded by cool decking & lge patio area. $59,900 933 BELLIS Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :00 LINDA !SLE--$250,000 Exclusive ne\v offering~ A most luxurious ho1ne in choice Jocatil)n racin g the beautlful sunset a~ dusk. Rich decor thruout the 5 bed- rooms. fam rm, formal DR & den. 4 baths & plush powder rm. Pier & slip. IN THE SPANISH MANNER 3 Bdrm, OR ho1ne. Courtyard assures pri- vacy. Owners say "Make Offer". $41 ,750 '.!039 IRVINE Open Sat 1-5:00 LIDO NORD--70" BAYFRONT! Perfect family home for luxurious living! 5 Bdrms. 4 bath s & guest apt. Lovely court- palio v.•/complete facilities. 4-car garage. Pier/slip + sandy beach . Truly outstanding. Shown by appt. only. $260,000 YOUNG SOPHISTICATES Don't miss this attractive 3 bdrm rambler ftaturing cathedral ceilings. good storage & best of all . your own private pool! Prestige neighborhood of \Ve stcliff. $44,950 1215 PEMBROKE Open Sun 1·5:00 DOVER SHORES-NOW $109 ,500 Beautiful 2-story custom home w/4 lge bd- rms. den, formal OR. 4 batbs & great kitch· en. 3 fireplaces & lux. cptng & drapes. 1606 ANTIGUA Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :00 EXCLUSIVE BAYCREST Really exotic! See this rare Ha"•aiian style 4 & den home today, Rooms all surround J.ee INDOOR pool. View too ! $78,500 1954 SANTIAGO Open Sun 1-5 :00 DOVER SHORES-$105,000 Beautiful NEW 4 & den home built just for you! Spectacular living rm & lge formal DR 410 MORN ING STAR Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :00 FOR LEASE Cameo Shores luxury home. Completely fur- nished 3 bdrms & maid's qtrs, pool & private sttps to beach. Oceanfront! $850/Mo. llROADMOOR '"TRI-LEVEL'" t1ost desired amenities in this spac. 4 BR home w /!am nn & sep DR. Ocean/island vie'v & dream garden v.•/rare plants. $77.500 2716 WINDOVER Open Sat-Sun 1·5:00 PICTURESQUE BAY ISLAND South Sea Island atmosphere on this quaint lovely island w/pvt park & tennis ct. Charm- ing older 5 bdrm home. $187 ,500 CHOICE LOTS-PRIME LOCATIONS DOVER SHORES & BA YCREST 104' F ront. level. corner, fee $28.000 80' View site, level. lease S29,500 75' x 180 VU on Galaxy. lease £39,500 57' Frt. Pier &. s lip. Lease S53,500 BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLt-: 56' Waterfront. Lease. $69,500 $75,000 $15.000 $101 .00 45' Waterfront. Lease. Plan!\ incl. 46' Waterfront. Lease. 108' Waterfront . Lease EXCLUSIVE SHORECLIFFS Ocean View. Fee simple. Plans. $150,000 BROKERS I. SALESMEN 'Vt have an opening in our Re sidential Di· vision for an experitnced man or woman possessing enthusiasm and integrity. If you are interested in a beautiful office in tile finest location, working with congenial asso- ci1tts, wt art intt rested in mteting you. ''Our l•th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hil ls Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4,10 ******* .... ,.1 Gener ti TU SllllltR •••••• 0,..1 ........ sn .. *80 '""·""-l'omlly ""'· TWINS Wt havt just betn preaented w:llh 2 condominium untlJI In C'Oll\'Clnit.nt Parle Lkkl :Z ~rooms, :Z baths tach Pr1v. community poo.11 &lid lancbcaptd '*"" Under Utt! marke1 a l $26.t;o each Good Una.u~ REALTORS SINCE 1945 673-4400 Huae OWbiNd "°"''· 11uut. I!\ ~ COJ) dtl). M~ bdd< -· No i 1!'1'~!!!!!!11!!!!!!!'1'l~~ -Gt ... FHA '""''" CUSTOM l'OURPLE_X_ .Jll.112> Cbitict Ntwport Area. $1'~.ooo TARll!ILL 1f5J H•rber -·-°":,__""c:'-''-''-'-'t-"9!'-1._10_,,_. __ } \ 1206 Pembroke, Wstclf. live experienced residential salesmen with or cupboards in che<'ry \Vil! roiuider 1rade for boat l Bfidroom. 2 barh, priced over 270 years o{ service. kitch. fo"ormal diu. r1n ., r1n. or n1rudmum $85,(Q) l&e. 4 CURT DOSH, Realtor right! Call eVl'!s &t2-S-l.l3, lor boat or trlr. BR. hou~. 1 * * * * FINER HOMES 423 POINSETTIA Bil l Grundy, Rltr. &12.&112 Evt's. 1i7::-~168 2001 Ali so Ave & 20t h Cd~f. Best buy in tO\\'n! 2 BR. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-4620 J73o \\'. Coast Highway fo"ormal d ining roorn 3 king INVESTMENT plus l ·BR. bach. apl. Good l ~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! size bedroon1s. 2 baih:i. Call Six Deluxe near new units. All Electric -incon1e. Bllil!S., patio; gar.1~G~o~n~•~r~•~I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilGfelne~r~e~l f;~!ii!i!iiiiPi eves : ~8-6769. Radiant Heat-Top Location-Close lo Eve-age stres.!ll'd for addt'l. bldg. • * * * rything. Quality carpeting. Recreation and 142 47th STREET 2422-22nd St., N.B. Pool privileges. Call to see now! Real family home, 4 bed- rooms, 21 ~ baths must lliCe! BAYFRONT ESTATE SALE Call eves: 673--4366. Delightful Bay View, 4 bedroom home with * * * * pier and slip. A tremendous family a nd en· SUNDAY ONLY 1-5 tertainment home. An excellent v a I u e 2fil Colton $168,500. 1344 West Bay Ave. Open Sat. and New~rt Shores Sun. 1•5. formal dln1ng roo111. cusrom built. Spanish lype home, 2 SENSATIONAL VIEW blocks rron1 lhe oct'an. 4 of Bay and Ocean. Magnificent custom home. spaciou!' bfdrocnns, wet bar Beautifully decorated and landscaped. 4 bed- in gain<' rooni, sundcck of! rooms. 4 baths. formal dining room. Maid's master bcdrm, shag crptg. quarters. Air Conditioned. First time offered 3~ sq. rt. This c1uality homc in exclusi ve Dover Shores. $120.000. Open is rlegant '. Eves: 54R-6769 Lachenmyer Re altor 1860 Newport Blvd .. 0 1 CALI.. 646-3928 or 54;j...3483 Sneak Pre-Vu Con1e lo 1033 l\fariners Drive for a preview showing of !he planll for our existing ne\\' n1odels now under con. slruction. Tbey'll be ready to mov<' into in June. Beautiful 11.nd big 4 & 5 ~d· rn1s. 4 & 5 bath1, family roon1~ large enough ror pool !ables. oversizrd n111slrr tx'drm suites . .11.nd .11.U with ou1stunding Vie"'-·~. Tius is yaur 011po1·run11y lo selr.c:t your own c"Olors ! custo1n details. Our "Shol': Rootn" 1$ open daily lro1n 10 AM to 5 Pi\!. Coine ~cc !hc nt'11·csl and besr in luxury livinc in Dov. rr Shore~. Ivan Wells & Sons Roy J . Werd Co. ~XCLUSIVF~ AG.1:.:NTS 1033 i\1arin"rs Orivf' &16.J}j() (Open Daily\ JUST LIKE NEW 3 Bedrm, 2 bath Condomln. iun1. eomple1t'ly redl'!c. in. 1·lu1ting new carpets. Jm. n1rd. occupancy, Priced be· lei"'-n1nrkf't a l 120,500 NO DOWN TO VE TS Uu).:c :; BR \\ith :ZOX1{] rum. pus roo111. hrdwd floor~. Rr111· yard compl block \\·all. o:>d ''11h jun1t,.o cemrnt patio llf<'ll. \'1\ llPPfl\ISCd 111 .•• $24,600 EASTSIDE TR IPLE X Sharp 1111115 11·i'h !2l 1. Bedrrn 8.· bach('lor unit 011 lar'gc lot. Dh1P. r1c1achcd garage. Try 10',~ down, 011ly .•• $32,950 ~ PERRON :.11 ........ , •• 642-1 n1 Anytime 4 BIG BEDROOMS Lari(e ~1esa Verde honu-with ll!j() sq, fr . of sheer spac-. ioosne111 including 11. f&mily room and a llUGE livin& roorn. Lovrly gold carpel!! and loarts of p11 ncUlng and u~t'd brick t'nh11nt•e lhc roomy intr.rlor. 0 w n e r r.1UST SELL. _, we'tt OPEN FOR Ofo'FERS! NO 0 0 \IJ N PAYMENT TO V1'..'TS. Ask.In&' $3.1,9;,c!. Daily (exception: Feb. 1 & 2) 1032 Santiago Dr. HOME ON 2 LOTS Facing park. near bay. ocean and tennis club. Balboa Peninsula Point. Custom built, 5 bedroom, top quaJity home, A bargain at !95,000. OWN THE BIG HOUSE ON TOP OF THE HILL One year new. Dine while enjoying vie\v of Catalina. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2-story entry hall. Pool. Large family room and MBR. 3050 sq. ft . Upgraded in every detail. 3 car garage. FEE LAND. $92,500. GRACIOUS FAMILY HOME 5 bedrooms, formal dining, family room. Large master suite \11ith 30' of "'ardrobe. 3 car garage. On large enclosed lot with com- plete privacy. First time offered. $94 ,500. TRULY BEAUTI FUL For the 1nost fortunate small famil y. Exqui- site 2 bedroom. convertible den, custom built home. Marble entry. high ceilings, beautiful brick terrace. Fee land. $89.500. FOREVER VIEW from all major rooms of this 2-story, thret bedroom and den home. Turtle Rock Hill s. Large pool and entertainment area. Fee land. A deli ghtful area. $82,500. By appointment. DON'T TELL YOUR WIFE Unless you are really reedy to bu y because you'll never get her out of this glamour plu s Mediterranean 4 bedroom and pool home. $69,500. Open house Sunday 1-5. 2449 Wind- ward, Newport Beach. IMMACULATE FOUR BEDROOM Oen -Family Room Home in Irv ine Ter- race. Large. extensively landscaped yard with lighting. Formal dining room, break· fast space in kitchen. Low leasehold. ONE OF A KIND Step do\vn living r oom. Vaulted ceilings - corner fireplace -floor to ceiling bookcases -ocean viev; -separate dining room - den -gou rmet kitchen -4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Fee Land. Near Little Corona Beach. 165 ,000 . FROM $17,200 TO $49,000 DOWN A COUNTRY ROAD to this charming four bed room plus fainily room home, Sunken Roman balh a.nd form<.!. dining room. For real family livjrig, See it ho\v. $49.000. Open Sat. 1·5. 2366 Orchid Hill Pl., Santa Ana Heights. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Prime location -"Cormel" Model. Vacant 3 bedroom, family room -all expensive ex· tras -transferred owner is extremely anx· ious and r~ady for offers. $42.500. Sa.t. 1·5. 1706 Port Margate, Nev.1port Beach. FREE i Jl won 't cost to take a look at this University Park bargain. A good size 3 bedroom, fam- ily room. Large fenced yard. Near club house. pools, tennis courts. Extras -garage electric eye -220 v.1iring -,.,.asher/dryer. $27,500. Take that look now! 1/3 ACRE 3 bedroom cottage on 300' deep lot near 23rd & Tustin Ave . Newport ~each address. First $23,000 buys this prime property. WHITE WATER VIEW $17,200. Vacant Lot -Laguna Beach. Adja- cen t to Emerald Bay. Owner will considtr subordination wi th ,7,500 down. 316 NARCISSUS CdM. Move right in. So. or Hwy. 3 BR., 1 ba. Carp., F.A. heat, rrplc. EZ l~rms or will trade. 312 ORCHID Cdf..f. Owner wants ofrr r on !his spar·. 2 BR. homc, ou t\t'll :~ It. lots. So. of H\\'y. \\'ol'k.~hup; Jots or parking. I Laflll almost ll'orth the a:;k. ing pricc. MORGAN REAL TY 673-6642 675-6459 OPEN HOUSE Sat & Slln fron1 1:00 Fore !I I I Fabulous 3300 sQ. f!. Tri· Level along a l\1esa Verde Country Club Fairv.·ay, \Vha! a vic1v and "'-'hat an immac.- ulatc, execuli\'e ramily homc -SCf> it now. 30'10 JAVA. RD. COSTA l\fESA Sunday fron\ 1:00 Now Hea r This ! He.re's a big 5 bedroon1 ll'ith tamily and dining rnis. ronly abou1 10 mon1hs oldl - Spanish sl.rlc. 3 c~1r i;:arage., l\t'1 bar rtf'. rtr. \\'ii! l<'asc 111 ,:o 182'1 llL:\l:\lll\'G BIRD DR. roSTA r.lESA ~6·5110 lnt11 tin!!N thllbtl UEGEREALTY 15(1).-.ll:KIMl',CI& COUNTRY CLUB LIVING $1500 Below Market Ad t"a st'. Private, ca1'C'rre<' 1:01n1nun1ly living ~.2 ntlle lro1n blue Pacific. Swim· niing, tennis, recreation area at your door·step. ~ charm· ing bedroom suilC's. Color coordina1e.d all elec. kitchen. r·ormal dinlng area. L1,1sb dc-ep pilc cal"p(.'tini:.. Large l'tlclosrd atriun1 patio. 2-<:'ar garagr. LO\V LO\V DO\\'N or a.!lsume existing: FHA Joan. 11 1n1c str.a!' Call tTI41 !l62·::0S.-.. FOREST E. OLSON 1111.·. Rf'ailorJt 19\;H Brookhurst A\'f' 1Jun11ni;:-ton Beaf'\l DOYER SHORES 1'84 Galaxy Drive Open ~nday 1 to S Built around a pool \\'ith ~<'P· aratr. children's 1ving, 4 BR, 3 BA. f ormal dining rm + breakfa~t rm. \Vcll landscap. ed. Outstanding vi t w. lll.2.0Ck'.l, Roy J. War d Co. 1033 T\larin<"rs Dri\"t>, N.B. Dover Shores Office 646-ISSO SAUSLADY NEEDED ·-57 --- - - Near So. Coast Plaza 4 Brdrooms. :? baths, firr· place. bltn rangr & oven. C~ts. drapcs, patio. dblc i;:aragc. $27.750. Roy Mc C1rdle Realtor UlO Ne"-port Blvd., C. M. 541-7719 MACNAB· IRVINE UNDER PRICED Realty com,.ny $18, 750. Spa.C'ious :z BR. J tr. ba, -1 ~--•··I £.aide C.M. townhse condo. YV .,. .. r Dr., .., ,. 120 '4~'"'23$ lJkc ntw, all bltrui. PaUo, •• a.y1kle Drive •75421t aarare. Nr pool 1 clubtwe. Newport leach Adlta, Sl4,000 loan, nu mo. -~-~nocorzru:wrv !:1 0:7e~':tio~le;':~~ LJ General General Owner 54fl.Qi07 OCEAN PEEK· 1:======;;; i =.::$4:..:c00::.::0:.....do __ _ t 'rom thlJ Calllornl& Doleh I• Wll -PRICED AT $17 850 *MINI• ESTATE * .f &<Inn, huge fAmily rm. • ';,.,1room• , lie/bee Ponln1ul• de", J "'"· """'" - 2 ti.ths Grarc:Joua :Z...tory home on :z Of>PM to elt(l:11.nt ~lllf' entry Newport IJelghts 3 Btdruom 2 bath, f•mlly Iola ll-'/bay ~w; cloae to hall. ~tagnitiC'en! Jirtl>l•~. "'ould you bell1-vt!! 137.500 room h~. Complcle "'11.h N.H.Y.C. I. library. 4 Lt;t. 541).172o ASK F'OR f\!ARY GRACE bltns, crpts .l draiits, dble BR .. 2 bl.. with atudlo apt. TARBELL 2955 Harbor KENNIHAN pr"Je t. boilt acceu. Own. cv1-r ~ep, rar. Lge. pa!Jo, e:o mov~ lo Bo11ton and fruit tree.1. 169.500. 0 EX ~r !l-"' &CO.I 1nWJt a.ell lmmedJatt>ly. Suh. OP>:N SAT/~~• 1-UPl. s:,,,,, . .., ALU.TORS II a.to-ll "l "'""1'· .., 231'11 .fr Orange. C .. \f. .. ·1'M.ii1t·OM mu your ltr•ms. Ca ;i • l'lO LINDO Butldtr 642-1900 Htrlt•ae ReaHorr, !open Newport Be•ch Rea lty Thr ")'rlk'i"°WPllJ',.~" ~r 1 I 1 __ _ ("l11.s~1fi11'1 . , • 1·12-:'678 / evt's, * G1.i.l&-IZ Anyllmr. * I Dtn1C'·A·l~!i42-367a FOUR WHITE WATER VIEWS In Irvine Cove. Ellerbrock designed: white water views from kitchen, dining room, living room & master bedroom. 5 Bedrooms, 31n baths. Steps to your private beach. $210,000 George Grupe BEST LOCATION. OCEANFRONT A gracious & quality custom·built 4 Bdrm., 3'h ba. home. Perfect for entertai ning. Liv- ing can be enjoyed with th e magnificent vie\v plus pool. Owner no\v ready to sell. $139,500 Kathryn Raulston CORONA DEL MAR-VIEW Unique. custom 4 bedroom; 3,000 sq. ft. of luxury living, loca ted on fee land. 180' View of bay & ocean. Eve ry convenience. $105,000 Harriett Davies OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. 1833 SANTIAGO-BAYCREST Custom buil t 5 BR. home. Family room. Din· ing room. Upstairs s t u d y (room for pool table). 3 car garage. Pool. You own the land. $88,750 Cathryn Tennille IT'S VERY DIFFICULT To fin d a 5 RR" 4 bath homf', Priced under $70rit \,Ve have one \vith many bonus !ea· lures: gorgeous su·imming pool. fain . rm. \\'/ frpl.: fee la nd . $69.900 M. C. Buie HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lusk "Sandpiper'' model with vie\v. Beam ceilings. F o u r bedrooms. Both li vi ng and fa mily rooms have o"'·n fireplaces. "New". $68.500 Al Fink SEE THE RISING SUN From this magnificent Corona de! r.itar home. It has 4 Bedrooms -a fam. room and formal dining room. Enjoy spacious living w/high beamed ceilings. $65,750 Bud Austin ON THE SAND! Oceanfront home -large living room ,v/ beamed ceilinJ? -sliding doors to vie\v deck, wood kitchen w/everylhing -2 bedrooms. 1 Vi baths. Shag carpe ting. !59.950 Carol Tatum HARBOR VIEW -C .D.M . 4 Bdrm .. 2 baths. ~real den. pool. vie\1'! . . . . . . . . . . $58.600 Great view. 4 bedroom . 3 baths. pool. S58,950 Lavera Burns ELEGANT SPLIT-LEVEL JI arbor Vie\v Homes. Luxurious 5 BR .. family home. Hu ge family room "'/2nd fireplace & wet bar. 3 Ba .. hll·ins. formal dining -cus· tom decor. Lovely v.1allcd garden. $57 ,500 Belle Partch EVERYTHING'S TWO & THREE Two-Story Spanish ... three car garage . , . two fireplaces .•• three full baths ... two take-over loans ... three patios ... adds up to fi ve bedrooms fo r $57.500. Owner needs quick cash-out, hurry! Bill Comstock PARK-LIKE Rear yard, trees. beautiful heated & filtered POOL, are included '\'hen you bu:v this 3 bdrm. charmer. Moderately priced for $49 ,· 500 Harry FrederiC"k BUY IN BA YSHORES Enjoy the good life! Private gated area Vt'/2 lovely bay beaches. Boat storage & doc king facilities. Fine properties from $48,500 Mary Harvey LIVE RENT FREE Steps to the ocean ~ d uplex. 4 BR. 2 Bath upper, w/w cpts, frplc. 2 BR.1ower. Enclosed &arages. Newly decorated. Owner will carry paper. Only $43,950 -Hurry! Art Gordon EMERALD IA Y -11;, LOTS Exciting and charming -ftw feet to sandy beach. Great family home. 4 Bedrooms -4 baths. Room to expand. Separate den, 2 fire- places. 2 wet bars. Enjoy surf & view Mary Lou ~1arion UU710 •. ..(.1,( •• , .. ,. , ... ·~ ... ®f1!il11 1 ''.' lli' '4.111.3 ',. • • Ui'l lflUI' t1()Mf5 Rtc1I Ert1111, 11S.SOOO BURGESS BUILT \Va.Uy Burgess builds the best duple.'t in Corona de! J\far. Heavy shake roofs, bca111ed l'eilings, l!!Unny all elec kitchens & blg bed- rooms \\'ilh shag carpeting. 1 3 Bedrooms down, J bed·, ; rooms up. Pride ol owner. • ship lhruout. Thcy are Jo. r cated in the heart of Cor·l ona de! Mar at 501 and 503 J\1arguerite, Open Sat &: .Sun J .. i bfoneath the !all ttffs? $69,9j(J. Ui'llfJUI' t1fJMU' Ae1\ eu.11, 17S-6000 2Ul e . Co11t HW'f, CoroM Diii Mir, CallL l c-~~=1·1 •• F1irview .. ' 646-1111 (1nyti;.,t) ; ' : I 123-123\IJ GARNET :• Spacious a!J elec. home ! , Lge. fir<'p!ace • ~ baths , I• PLUS Attrac!ive 3-Bdr1n. apt. i $79,j(}() l BAYFRONT HOME AND INCOME : 'I ,, ':1 ! Xlnl 3·bdrm. Baytront home •' 3 lrplaces . lge. llv. Rm. AND Nice I-bdrm. 11pt.! PRICED TO SELL I · BETTER ACT FAST I • RUTH SEELEY REALTOR 1306 Park. Balboa JgJand t 67J.476i ----................ 1 t [ABANDONED-BEACH I DIRT CHEAP /$19,950 ~ Thar~ ri~hl' You 1•110·1 buy thr din for !h11; price. Spark· ,.. J1ni; n1odf'1n 3 brdroom. 2 ;'. full balh~. llugt' C'Ollnlry ·• 11tylcd kltchcn \1•ilh late1t !'':, buiH·ins. l.andM"aping to perfect Jon T~s and flowers. Tropical greenhou9e. Brick patio & plantcrs. Tiki lights.1·:· loo\v, low down & nl0\1t rlfht in. A musl lo see!! (TI~\ 962-6585 FOREST E. OLSON l I s~,~~~~~; l $17,850 Fully Improved, l ! bedrm, 2 bath Ir. family l room. Bltns, dble llll'•ae. l carpeta le draPl'!s. $113 • monl.h pays t-ve.rythlnc wit l low down payment. Call ~0-1151 for dela.ils. (Open Eves.) sH~~!!!CJ• \-Oce•nfront Home• ( t BR. on corner lot •• »1. ' 3 BR. Ohler &. C'harminc. Top loc•t.lon ··~········· $59,000 TERfttnC TERMS I ON BO'm PROPERTIES JONF..$ R.EALTY 1'73·&211> Dll \\I, Balboa, N.B. e BALBOA ISLAND e I Bi!st buy • best loctitlon I I Chl\rm. home. Rn\. tn hid. Reduced to $44,SSO ISLAND REALTY 613-J.ax> 675.5408 E~&. 1 $19,000 : '"Honeymoon", Sharp & ol,.11 n. J 2 Scdrn1&, dinlnll rm. entry J halt. park like yti.rd. ~-17 , TARBELL 29ll Horbor , \Ve 'll help l'o;;-;;il! 612-.567R • I h DAllV PILOT ~ I ---l~I ---!~ I -·-I~ I ---I~ I -·-I~ I ---t;;;m~~ ---I~ I -·-I~ NEW LISTINGS Int timt' ottered • drive by Newbave.n Lant:, H.B. rare find 3 bedrm vtew Joi. 6901 Los Aml.r.ol Orcle. l'l.B. a 4 Bedroom prih "Franc13. 'Can Fountain9" resale. ~f~~a ~~~~2;'· ~~I \"STARDUST"' alngle atory. W'e have the key, call !(J st'e. Larwin Realty, Inc. 962-6911 •nytlme G•Mral * Gentr•I * * * IALIOA ISLAND BEST BUY'-462,500 * * 3 BR , house, frplc., pltts sep. 1-bdrm. apt., co mp . furnished. Fine cond. Close to North Bay & VUia ge. OPEN SUN. 1·5 320.3201/J ONYX TRULY LIVABLE 8 BR. 2 bath home. Lge. liv. & dining rms.; fire place. Enclosed, covered patio. Garage. $48,500. 307& Molokai Circle $p()l.lesa 3 Bedroom f irst Time Adv. l.Atie Rooms 2 Fireplaces Cul-de--Sac. Huge Lanai FHA/VA S28.950 BUY IT! Eight Bedrooms FR + DR +POOL HOME & INCOME 3 BR. house with 13/4 baths, nearly new built- in s incl. refrig. Lge. liv. & dining rms.: 2 BR. furn. apt. over dbl. garage. Shown by app't. only. $66,500 ''lllcsil\"ir~c·Jlcnth• • 546-5990 That's right • 8 full bdrnis! ~ormal DR • F1l • mOdem lkitC'h • brt!aldUS! atta . 4 'baths • large LR . wh ite ''brick F .P. Pool heated .tr STEPHENSON REALTY BIG BACK BAY 4 BDRMS. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 2056. TUSTIN AVE. 306 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 67~0 * tilter. Badminton c.-ourt • * * * * * aviary • much more, you won 't belitve tl'Le reasonable 1-.:..._: __ .:__c._ ___________ _ N.B. ~e. 4 BR. + family rm. off kitch. Priv. cov. pa- t io, big backyard. Great home for family. Walk to all i;chools. price, Hurry, Dial 645.0300. FOREST E. OLSON REALTO RS 2299 llarbor, COsta Mesa DAILY PILOT DIME -A -UNES COit you just peo- tµes a day. Read Daily Pilot Classified Telephone 642-5678 CALL 675·5726 Open Houses THIS WEEKEND HOUSES FOR SALE 12 Bedroom) 34761 Calle Forluna. Capo Beach ) 492-8322 (Sat & Sun 1·5 312 orchid, Corona del Mar 1 5) 673-6642 ; 675-6459 I Sun · 609 Carnation, Corona del Mar 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 327 Poppy, Corona del Mar 675-4930 (Sun 12-4) (2 Bedrooms & Family or Den) 2021 Port Weybridge. Corona del Mar 642-6472 ; 673-3468 eve. !Sun 1-5) *20292 Birch St, Back Bay 51 64:1-5200 (Sat & Sun 1· 123 Via Zurich (Lido Isle ) NB 673-7420 (Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) 2420 Cliff Dr. (Newport Heights) NB .. · · M&'Mlt anytime , (Sun 1·5) 5300 ruver Ave (Lido Sands) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 305 Poppy. Corona del Mar 675-5726 !Sat & Sun 1 ·5) 1419 Bonnie Doone (Irv . Terr.) CdM 675-2101 (Sat 1-5) 550 Vista Grande, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sunday) *1215 Pembroke (Westc!il!) NB 644-4910 (Sun 1·5) 2039 Irvine Avenue. Costa Mesa 644-4910 (Sat 1-5) 2101 Vista Entrada (The Bluffs ) NB 644-5a'75 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1918 Seadrift (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2418 Sierra Vi sta (Back Bay) NB 644-7662 · (Sun 1-5 1 316 Narcissus . Corona de! Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) 325 Marigold . Corona de! Mar 673-6642 ; 675-6459 rs un 1-5) 1501 Bayadere (lrv Te rr 2) CdM 675-3000 I Sun l ·5) 1600 I\1 ariners Dr, Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1901 Glenwood, Ne,vport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 B•droom & F1mily or Oen) 1706 Port Margate, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Saturday) 955 Coronado (Mesa de\ Mar) CM 642-5000 (Sat 1·5) 1915 Ma riners (Westcliff) NB 64:1-5200 (S at 1-5) 302 Kings Rd (Clilfhaven) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1-5) 9599 Puffin Lane, Fountain Valley 536-8887 (Sun 12-1) *2007 Holiday Rd (Baycrest) NB ~7219 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2001 Aliso Ave & 20th, Costa Mesa ~3928, Eves $43-6769 (Sat & Sun 1-!) 1206 Pembroke. (Westcllfl) NB ~31128 Eves 1142-8453 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9892 Sa!ir\e Dr, Huntington Beach 962-1454 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 7671 Seine Drive, Huntington Beach 962-4454 (Sat 1-5) 470 E. 19th St, Costa Mesa 540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 18861 I~lster, Huntington Beach 846-0604 (Sun 1-5) *20292 Adrian. Huntington Beach 842-6611 (Sun 1-5) 9892 Silverstrand, Huntington Beach 96:1-1373 · (Sun 1-5) • 3496 Sao Raphael, Cotta Moaa 962-1373 (Sun 1-5) 413 Acacia , Corona dll Mar 675-3000 (SUn 1-5) 216 -Orchid; Corona de! Mar 675-3llOO !Sun 1-6) 549 Sturgeon , Costa Mesa • 545-M24 {Sat & Sun 2-5) · -1973 New Jersey (Me11 Verde) CM . • 540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (4 Bedroom) 330 Lindo. Balboa Peninsula 675-1&12 (Sal & Sun 1-S) : 1130 SanUa,go (Dover Shores ) NB 642-8285 (Sat & Sun) **1344 Weal Bay, Balboa 642-8285 (Sat l.t Sun) - *2449 Windward, Newport Beach · 642-8235 (Sunday) 1032 santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Daily-except Feb l . & 2) 218 Via Quito (Lido Isle ) NB 675-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1521 Bayadere (Irv Terr 2) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 1824 Highland (Baycresl) NB 675-3000 (Suo 1-5) 2854 Andros, (Mesa Verde ) CM 646-0555 (Sat & Sun 1-5;30) 2138 Tustin Ave ., Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 421 Tustin Ave ., Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (4 Bedroom & Family or Den) 1358 E. Oceanfront, Balboa 673-6749 · (Sat & Sun 11-5) 6182 Napa Circle, Huntington Beach 842-4169 (Sat & Sun 11-3) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642-8285 (Sat & Suo) 2366 Orchid Hill Pl. Santa Ana Heights 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *933 Bellis (Eastbluff), NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1606 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 644-1910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) -*1954 Santiago (Ba ycrest) NB 644-4910 !Sun 1·5) 2716 Windover Dr., Corona del Mar 1144-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1434 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB -t550 (Sun 1-5) 1507 Lincoln Lane (Westcliff) NB 64:1-5200 (Sat 1-5) 29951 Morongo, Laguna Niguel 968-1416 or 968-2645 (Sun 1-5) 2948 Redwood Ave., Costa Mesa 557-6837 (Sun 12-5) 263 Colton, (Newport Shores) NB ~3928. Eves. 548-6769 (Sun 1 ·5 I *2422 22nd St., Newport Beach ~3928 Eves. 673-1366 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2056 Tustin Ave . (Back Bay) NB 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *8022 Driftwood Dr., Huntington Beach 846-0604 (Sun 1-5) 21372 Pinetree, Huntington Beach 962-1373 (Sun 1-5) 17337 Santa Isabel, Fountain Valley 962-6988 I Sun 1-5) 249 Evening Can yon (ShorecliUs) CdM . 675-3000 (Su n 1-5) *4615 Fairfield (Cameo Shores ) CdM 675-3000 (Sun l-5) 2825 Cl ubhouse Rd ., (Mesa \'erde ) CM 540-1151 (Sun 1-5) 221 Morn ing Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 675-6000 ; 675-4261 (S at & Sun 1-5) 2029 Swan Dr., (Mesa Verde ) CM 540-1894 ; 546-5990 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (5 Bedroom & Family or Den) 20J81 Kline Drive , Santa Ana 545-2992 (Daily 10-6) * 1833 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 833-0700 ; 644·2430 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1033 Mariners Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 648-1550 (Open Daily) **58 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 642-5200 (Sun 2-5) (6 Br & Family or Den) 2755 Bunting Dr (Mesa Verde ) CM 546-5990; 546-4006 (Sat & Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (I & 1 Bedroom) 423 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mat 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) (2-2 Bedroom) 142 47th Street, Newport Beach 673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) (3 Br. & 2 Br.) 501 &-503 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 675-6000; 675-2506 (Sat & Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 18231 Carlsbad Court, Fountain Valley Qll2.6988 (Sat 1·1) MOBILE HOME FOR SALE (2 llodroom) 21002 Pacilic Cst Hwy, Sp 21, Hunt. Bch. 642-7482 (Sat ·& Sun 1-5) HOME & INCOME (3 Br & 1 Bd 32C).320'h Onyx, Balboa Island 87!-IOOO (~un 1-5) I 546-8640 THINKING OF SELLING? Let us help, we will buy your houM today for its FULL value. Tiie only_ additional char9e is I 0/o of the sell· ln9 price. Na CJimmicks and no ad· ditional expense. -WE NEED HOUSES! It doesn't cost onythin9 to coll and find out. -Yau mi9ht even sav•!! GET 4 BEDROOMS iV2 BATHS NO DOWN PMT. 7'!. INT. This immaculate 1900 sq. ft. home is located in a beautiful prestige neigh- borhood close to schools and shopping. It has a totally automatic sprinkling system, spacious electric built-in kitch- en, roomy family room, shake roof and a sprawling oversized residential lot. All this and much much more - asking $34,750--call now. I ACTION I COSTA MESA DOLL HOUSE 5100 DOWN-$10,500 Here is the cutest home we've seen in a long time-and what a ptice! Work shop in garage, beautifully cared for yards. The house itself is spotless. All on a large R-2 lot-excellent starter home-Hurry won't last. FASTER OWNER SAYS SELL REDUCED $2000 Thi s ho me is in Costa Mesa's best area. It's a 4 Bedroom 2 bath resi- dence with a family room and sparkl- ing swimming pool-ranch style com- plete with rustic wood exterior. It's 8 yrs young and beautifully cared for . Owner asking ~29,960, make offer. FROM FORCED SALE lOOo/. FINANCING-7°/o INT. Owners are forced to sell their hou se and move east this weekend. No rea- sonable offer refused. 4 master sized bedroo ms-2 baths and a pool-built~ ins-for ced air heat-brick fireplace- covered patio -aU beautifully cared for ins ide & out. It's the BEST BUY in Costa Mesa so HURRY ~ FARROW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH FIXER UPPER $22,SOO All it needs is some paint, a little elbow grease and some tender loving care. It has everything you need, a good neighborhood, covered patio, large built-in BBQ, double garage and a price tag that tell!! you it's a .steal! So get with and save $$ on this one. REALTORS We have o~nl~1JS for 2 full time salesmen to complete our profes· slonal 1ales staff. If you want more action, a faster pace and more sales, call now and make '71 a CJOOC1 Y"'· 2629 HARIOR ILVD. 546 8640 OPEN EVES. TILL 8:30 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY I 7'/~ Loana &re available on all of the properties shown below 225 Privete Ro•d, NB Open Sat/Sun. 1-5 Small commun ity pool, clui>. hou~ & putting green wlth this immac. adult occupied 3 bdrm. ~ ramily rm. home. l..gt', bdnna. & huge !!OCl. patio, ma.ki:s this a grrat horn!! !or a lamily with te pn. ager_., $59.500 227 Goldenrod, CdM Optn Sat/Sun. 1-5 A 8eachl Home 11 iwe spelled it correctly). Jn a peachy location, 3 Bdrm. & lgt-. liv. r m. or could be ustd as 2 bdrms. & den. Outslandingly decorated I.: only ~l blk. to the water! 154.000 317 Polnsetti•, CdM Open Sunday 1-5 Another fine offering, the bed Cbronli del Mar beach &N!a. Only 1% blks. lo beach &. walking distance to shop11 & restaurants. Vtnalill'! home c11n be u11ed as 2 BR. & den With mother.in.law qtrs., or 3 BR. & den for Jarger ram- illes. Old fashioned quality '~'ith hdwd. flrs., ]fl.th & pla.~ ler \\'11115 ; wood st:.inglP roof & usfii brick frl>!c. $;,8,500 2821 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del M•r 644-7270 Call a GINNY MORRISON was pmen!ed the TOP SALE$MAN.UNIT SALES award of the Newport Harbor Costa Mesa Bo11rd of &al- lor'!! for 1970. In addition, 11he General General MA TT LA BORDE, Reahor HARBOR HIGHLANDS Spacious Three Bdrm. Two baf~ home in one of Newport 's better areas. 17'x24' addition I to master Bdrm. (truly a queens suite). All this plus large patio and 1p.arkling. pool. rwo f car gar~ge, Nice landscap1ng , Priced Right at only '36,950. HOME AND BUSINESS Your opportunity to live in an excellent FO UR BEDROOM, two bath home and op- erate your business from this large corner lot near 01odern shopp.ing center. The home is in excellent condition and ha s a large sal es room. Present owners are no w operat- ing an antique shop a'nd are lea~ing the area. Priced at Only $26.500 for quick sale. Call us now for appointment to see . MESA VERDE Sharp. four bedroom, two bath home w.ith rear Living rm., Dining Rm., and sparkhng BI N Electric Kit. Nearly new cpts. thru-out -full y draped. Double garage, boat stor- a ge, tool hou se. play house and t:arge pa· tios. Fenced and well landscaped mcludrng sprinklers. A WHALE OF A BUY AT ONLY 132,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA Enjoy one of '·COSTA MESA 'S FINEST" lo- cated near WESTCLIFF SHOPPING CEN· T ER. Ample room for your large furniture. Three GIGANTIC BDRMS., 2 baths, new golden harvest shag carpet, double LOG SIZE fireplace in the Family room . f.resh sparkling white decor insi~e and out. Br~gbt, cheerful BIN Kitchen with garden view! FHA-VA TERMS -OUR BEST VALUE! at ONLY ~.500. DELUXE CONDOMINIUM SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH with huge 12'x24' sunny, beautifully planted enclosed patio. Offering B/N Elect. oven &: range, fireplace , radiant heat, lush carpel· ing and drapes, detached double garage, professionally land scaped thru-out. Enjoy easy living on the badminton courts, shuffle board, putting green , and heated pools with 32 other charming neighbors. $47.00 per month includes all maintenance and exterior painting. Relax and Li ve -FULL PRICE ONLY $35. 750. PANORAMIC VIEW Of HARBOR AREA and beautiful NEW- PORT HARBOR . The evening lights are like a mill ion shining stars. Split level, three Bdrm., tv.·o bath home with family Rm., Dining Rm .. and BI N Electric Kit. Elevated Living Room offers privacy and an UNSUR· PASSED VIEW. Cool, quiet, protected patio and beautiful yard. Excellent schools -near shopping and sandy beaches. Priced at $52,950 with liberal terms . !SALESMEN NEEDED! 646-0555 alllO received the TOP 220 E . SeV9ftfHnth St. SAI.EiMAN • RUNNER • UP ( E 17 h $ c:..._.I C ) . DOI.I.AR VALUE. GIMY • I I.,....,.,. "9 Ir. has bH'n in this winner'1 cir-.... COSTA MESA di! for the put three yean, Even ings Call 646-4579 or 548-3265 havtng re~ved awards for ~--=;.:==.:....:=-=-..:;.:=.:....::.:._:...c:..cc:=-- 1968 and 1969! She ii dedicat-.:G;';;"';r;•;;I ;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;G;•;n;•;•;•l;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;.j ed to htr profcqion, her • commmunily. know~ hC'r ,property values and will serve you wr,11 !! Call h~r ANY- TfME\'.! South Coast Realtors 1500 Adams. Suill' 304 Cnsta r.te~a. Calif. 545-8424 ~0-:22116 BALBOA IF YOU WANT TO LIVE TNI RA LBOA • on thf. Penln11ul11 . SEE THIS HOME NOW .. 1 hdmu1. 2 balhs 2 car i Ar, T1:t. walled fl!ltio, 45 ft , 101. block from BAY, nt ar pri. vale ))Pach, hoa t ramp & Tenni11: Club. REST 1oc111 ion 01'1 !hi' "POINT". Exce ll,.nt <'Onrlition • BE THE FI RST TO SEE TT. ONLY S48.500. MESA VERDE CARRIAGE ESTATES. Ideal homt for the youn1 execu. tlve • 5 bdnn. 3 baths, fre . living room, fonna.I din. room, Jge paneled family room, heated & fllltl"!'d POOL. attractively land. 11caPl'Cf, home Jn exa114'1nt condition, PRICED al ONLY $54.950 • Terms. BERMUDA DUNES FOR THE GOLFER VACANT LOT on the 8th 11nl1 9th fairways. A S K I N G General General ll!.000. -----------------1 "C" THOMAS Realtor . llciycl'ftt larCJCllli Owner moving ro apartment. 224 W. Out Hwy, S'8-5$27 Hf!rf.' Ls yeur opportunity IC Newport Betch !ve• 545-S&U iet a wtU located, 1J)lclou1 Seller Tr1n1ftlrrtd 3 bedroom, ~'Ai bath, Bay. !ast-$2,151 DOWNI crert home at the rJ&ht prlt.Oe. Bt•utitul , 3 btdrom home J"'•1tY FREUD "w!lb >II bal ......... io x ,. .... .... ..... , Built In 1'69. Va• CHAI. ARNOLD cant 'Jr:ir lmmedlale occ~ SM E. 17th St., C.M. pancy, Veey choice-Fountain "6-nH Vall@y IJ)Ot,Ar-ULL PRICE ll I •-!1!1!"!1'!11!1'!11~,_· W12S.sool.ks,.m11 &"""' L"""' $31., tJo . I er 88 4 IR1 + Fomlly Rm. nesltor1 J Cit Gir•,. 7790 Harbor Blvd. at Mims Huae "tJtecutlve" profession. c.i11..0t&5 Open 'tll t PM 1111Jy decoraled hOme. Dlnlni;i 11 • ..;.,,...=::;::::_::::;;;_::;..:...:..:.:_ 1 r m .f 8edrm1, hu.ae t&m lly *· WISTCL1'1' * rm: ''""""' pat~. Ilea"" 2 a ., 2" lla,1Cqndo .. pool. lllht.~ rnor. 540-1720 ~ dn. Owntt w/ftno!f<. TAlllllLL 1'55 Harbor FORTIN 00. -------, TWO .. OMES ONE LOT Look • 2 • 2 Bedroom homes on one lot • What a buy ~ Built 10 OWntn ncwds • Bat perfect &1 • bDme + income or u an lnwttrntnt. Ex.eel. lent aCCffe to ~ •nd scboole • Huny • Come W ve1tip_te and lnvt1t. • .DlAL 645-0303 FOUST E. OUON REALTORS 2299 Harbor, C.M. $37,950 . 4 Bdrm.+ Den Family Room Beautiful home. MdttU ol. dlatl.ncUon. Full dlnl.nc rm. entry hall, xtra ftreplaw in famllY JTn. 540.tno TARllLL 2KS HorMr . . . .... ' -· lltJ ~I ... .. ••• ... , ~ •• ·'•' '· .:; .. yf,1 3. .. 1--. " ' . ' ' ... I'"" !-1_ J ... 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Vlt.'W Of •• .,-..... -VJ J 9599 Puffin L'"' !'IS Mt<GIC LAMP bulldo~• lot in Locun&. a boa ::1 Q l l Immaculate 3 br, lamliy Haw no place heN' •. ,!!pa<", SD,950 full prict:. lDw dn HOUSES room, lormal dining rapm , ... 1ooow &. openings Uood tilt ' 0 .W.C. w/ low tnqnthb- OWNER GONE, BUT: -He just t~lled and said "Dick, I want more action on mv VACANT .home in the WEST· CL IFF area." His borne is located on a tree-lined CORNgR lot , within walking distance to schools, Ji. brary, playground & Westcliff shopping cen· ter. 3 beClrooms. 21n baths. new wall to wall carpets & raised hearth fireplace in over- sized l.ivin.1? room. This is in a PRIME area and we proudly offer this home. ALL On'EllS WILL BE CONS ID- ER.ED AND OUR OWNER IS WILLING TO ASSIST WITH THE FINANCING. ASKING PRICE · · · · $39,950. SUBMIT. AS K FOil DICK DUANE. COZY HOME WITH INCOME 2 srnall homes on one lot. BeautifuJ Corona Del Mar. Guest house furnished. $42,000 . ASK FOR MARK \\~lSON. · ·OCEAN PEEK Fron1 this Califor nia Dutch home. 4 bedrooms 2 baths N~y,1port Heights \Voold you believe!! $37 ,500 ASK FOR MARY GRACE KENNIHAN DREAMS? Dream EsGape'. Dream Arrowhead ! Dream Lot Location~ Dream Lake Vieu·! THEN CALL JAN BERTHA . t,.!Ex ti .n 30I SO. BAYFRONT custom drapes Ii carprl!. eutitthoU.sltWHh ."da.>'lighl''-l paymenll. Bkt. 493-1.W or o CAUY designed units, e.ach offering 1 • .,., VA Only $39.50!> tor tbi• one 494-i632 eves. atht.ak:ing . f •· Call '- ' ,,...,500. FHA, 0' con~n-whi•h ""'"" 3 BR. 2 ba'1.~oc~E;.AN;;;:o,'",;;:~ii;--;-u;:::_::.,:-:_,,.th~I view o u..y. .wr a.pp l to liona1 ftna.ncina:. C.J. Rttvei .. ....,..,... """'" """'"' -· THIS ~EEKEND . % Bedrooms 376 East 19tb St.-Costa Me sa · Sun-l·to >--640-7171 3 Bedrooms 2451'.1esa Drive, Costa Mesa, C. M. Sat & Sun-1 to 5--546--2313 3 Bedrooms + Family 2989 Jacaranda, Mesa Verde, C.M. Poo\-Sun-1 to 5--54&-231 3 462 East 19th St. Costa Mesa Sun-I to 5--646-7171 Room' 4 Bedrooms + Family Room 1842 lrvine-Newport Beach Sun-1 to 5---640-7171 1627 Port Abbey, 1-larbor View Homes, N.B. Sat & Sun 1 to 5---646-7171 2846 Stromboli, Mesa Verde, C.M. POOl.r-Sun-2 to 5-046-7171 2054 Flamingo. Mesa Verde, C.M. Sun-1 to 5--546-2313 2324 College Dr.-College Park, C.M. Sat and Sun-1 to S--54&-2313 9451 Pier Drive, Fountain Valley Sun-I to 5--546-2313 20962 Beachwood. Huntington Beach Sat-I to 5-546-2313 5 Bedrooms + Family Room 1029 Presido , Mesa del Mar, C.M. Sat-I to 5-546-2313 3125 Lincoln Way, C.M. Sal-I to 5-546-2313 2750 T ern Circle , Mesa Verde , C.M. POOl.r-Sat-1 to 5-546-2313 see thi! beautiful property. · j ·-. & A!soc. ~ & a lge. family rm. balanttd po'lt'tt. 1 BR • i eel h.11 dt'n, l~ BA. FROM $27.!fll . 134 OPAL lovely Pool Homol -· ·f 1 l.'--''_%.:.;....d_•·~'r.'-c""-' ... "°'_'"' __ •I 3 Bdrm. Cape Cod home • priced at $45,000 16 X 34 !Heated & Filtered! 1490 on DELMAR. 49S-J006 Lovely yard w/boat gate! 4 or 4~: 204 • 204'12 DIAMOND 4:: bedrooms! Crp11. drp1, u.I Cute 2 bdrm. cot tage: modern l ·bdrm. apt. t'XO'as! Low Intuest Lo&n! Re"a!ty L•pUM Nip · - Priced to sell at $52,500. HAFF DAL REAL TY Univ. Park Cenrer, Irvine I * M'onorch Boy * ., • .., ••= """·-~·· ., • ..,. Call Anytilllt' 833-0820 fl. /) {) /J .,..,. . ........, r..v.:li: .,.,. • ....,..., ...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NEW 3 + DEN I: POOL ol..i ti { e J:tlanJ "H""""':.ci""''"'::°"::-:Be:::-acll---1 :L~·~v!!u~n~a_;Be~·~·C'.:!h ____ I FIRST OFJ'ERING ol this S I 250 11parkling ~w vUla, ovu VA no dO\.\.'n ~r'trtA $.',() dov,•n COTSWOLD 4.300 IQ. ft Undtr roof plus VACANT LOT G(and Canal -$57,800 VACANT LOT East Bayfron t. 1h pier & float -$115,000 Corona d ef mar 221 ORCHID OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Charming 2 Bdrm. home plus guest i-m. & bath. Only steps to beach. SHORECLIFFS Large vacant lot -$29,500 P eniMufa Poinl 2282 CHANNEL ROAD OP EN HOUSE Sun d ay 11-3. Exclusive 4 Bdrm .• 31h ba. residence in prime jetty loca· tion . $135,000. WILLIAM WINTON, 229 Marine, B•lboa Island Realtor 675-3331 2 Bedroom, 2 ba.lh coron: I COTIAGE 1.000 lq It deck It 8fC sq ft finished garage • i..ll rooim minlun1, large living nn., AUTIIENTIC OLOF.: ENG-have ocean view i, open to modern kil chrn with elec ""-'! CTURE I L!Sll AR ... n TE , 1 e-deck provkll ng mo5t unu11U&J bl1n range & oven, garbage ·1-• 2 d · / la1 "" story es1gn ...,, ex-1 design for indoor/outdoor disposal : plenty ol cupboards lerior of HALt" TIMBERS Jiving'. $110,000. tor detail.I It s!orage spare, sep livlng SE.I IN ROUGH PLASTER, 4!J9.2914 or 491.1537, room, crpts & drps inc lud-ll!GH POINTED ROOFLJN. 1 OPEN HOU"' ed. FA heal, patio. payments u. rutJCK CHIM ~ Jess than ttnl. ~ T~IRE COVERED 29951 Mdrongo ~ 1-5 I' \Vint VINING IVY Seclud-.f br, 2 ba, J story, tile •~by. · , Owner trtlns: deserted fixlr· ed courtyards", "shaded by upper. M&ke Otter. Bkr 961-4471 (: J ~103 lall trees, _all encl?sed wl 968-1416, 968-264j Coll. 10% DOWN 3 Bedroom Dream Home on large rorrier, ceptd, drpd, dl'Slrable bltru incl. dish- washer. Beaut courtyard pa!io &. in top location nr 1chools It shopping. Check attraetlve price It xlnt fin. ancing. Pacific Shores Realty ~ Eves: 84%.8728 over 7 ft. high lene1ng. The 1 bdrm. & den (could be Lido 1•'- 2 bdrmt1. I fioor plan fea. l --'p-,";.,.~-L-1-do,_N_o_rd __ ture5 2 BATHS, spacious liv. 5 BR. fj ba .• w/elevaldr_ 19 rm. in Cotswold cottage dt-ft. tot. Pier iL float. S275,000. sign, HAS WOODEN CErL. T1p' of Lido Isl• ING SU PPORTED BY HEAVY TLMBER.S. ROUGH Beaul. 4 BR., 4~ ha. home PL.ASTER WAL.LS. COZY 1•.'ith 56 ft. water frontqe. LOG BU RN J N G FIRE-Roon1 · lor large boat aliP1. PLACE W / RED BRICK Price $500,000. 1:1EARTII. The t'ntire lnd l Bill Grundy, Rltr. slory contains the MSTR. ! 833 Dover Dr., NB 642-462() SLEEPING CHAMBER & , si uing rm. with private OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-J 6% VA balh. I 211 VIA QUITO G-..,.--,.-1-------Gene--,-.-1------2848 Carob, Eastbluff, N .B. I ,;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Sat-I to 5--li73-85SO % Dutch Haven Marina exli;Ung Com pletely modcmil.ed ENG-14 Bdrms .. 3 baths.. J..ee. irtrata SZl.500 loan payable $195 per LISH GARDEN TY P E patio. $65.000. month P.I.T.t. 4 Bedroom KITCHEN bu all 'BUILT-Walker Rlty 675-.3200 l i?ath, elec bltn range & lN RANGE .i.: OVEN. DISH-3336 Via Lido, Newport Beach oven, dit1h\\•asher. lireplace, WSHR., REFRIGERATOR & '!""O!l!!!!!! ...... '"'!' ... '!!!""'I !amily rm., carpels, drapes, opens 10 rear courtyard. ON STRATA.CENlRO patio, dble garage, 5prink-The cottage ha.~ a FULL f B..."'<lrooms, '.3%. Baths B a rrell f<ea/t'J pre:Jenl:J SECLUDED. BAYFRONT EXQUIS1TE 5 Bedroom home with luxurious carpeting. high ceilings, plus spacious boat slip. Possible lease-option. Open Sunday 2 to 5 for your inspectio n ,#58 Linda lsle. BALBOA POINT FIRST TTME OFFERED -excellent location on oceanrront. 4 bedroom, den. dining rm, 4 baths, oversized Jot, a V.'onderful home for lari?e family . One ·block to Bay. $94,500. Con- tact Hollis Wood. NEWLY LISTED OUTSTANDING 4 Bedroom home with for· mal dining room. separate family room + many extras. Professionally decorated . $72,500. 1507 Lincoln Lane Open Sat. 1 to 5 ADULT OCCUPIED CHARWNG .. immaculate home, beautifully landscaped iD quiet \Vestcliff for only $39 ,950. Contact Bill Bents. Offio::• Opein Saturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETI REALTY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 Duplex 2524 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar Sat & Sun-1 to 5-673-8550 FOR INFORMATION 546-2313 e 673-lllO 646-7171 • 142-2535 REPOSSESSIONS Sparkling clean homes i;ome newly painted & c~ted. 2. 3, 4 & 5 hdnns. Some v,•ith pool:s. F'l-lA-VA eonv. lcrms, lrom $17.QOJ to $4Cl.000 . Collins &: Walls !llC'. RR-1.1 Adams Ave. 962-5:;23 OPEN House Sat & Sun 30 li. 3t Jan. 1-5 pm . 34761 Calle t'orluna, (apo Beach P11.Jis- arles. orr Las Palma.,. S27.~ Brokers v,'elcome. 2 bdrm. 492-6322 Joe Ev1nger'Ai;soc. iates 21 1 Del Mar, San Cle- menll' Hox 292. -----1 College Park -BAY & BEACH REAL TY, trc. 22 Years of Service In The Harbor ArM ( lel'll. landscaped. BASE~1 ENT (MIGHT HAVE 35 Ft. +. Lot * OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 * I' BEEN AN OLD WINE CEL-S""'.t to .Strala • LARI THAT MIGHT EAS· J72,5M 249 EVENING CANYON -SHORECLIFFS ,, _ 1 11.Y BE CONVERTED TO LIDO REllt TY INC. Exception al 4 Bdrms ' 4 baths & fam tl y room 2--4471 ( .... ~, 546..t103 ADDITIONAL LIV. ARf'.A.13377 Via Lido 67J.J'JOO with great view ... , . . . . . $120,000 1111------.. This charming Bir of Olde I** An• lot _ Clean 3 hr 2 4615 FAIRFIELD -CAMEO SHORES -OWNER __... England. is I.he most unique ba . ..., Newly redecorat~. Lovely 4 BR .. fam. rm., poor & view. $82,500 DESPERATE! ortering in the Laguna a~a. Large patio, rn.soo. I ~ake _olfer on_ near·new Cat-r;,;.~~ FULL PRICE I KI 5-2512 after 6 pm 1521 BAYADERE -IRVINE TERRACE :#2 1lorn1a Classic. Has attrac-' J M••• Verde Wonderful family home. 4 BR. Fine view • Cive 7~'7n VA loan, 3 spac-, MISSION REAL TY -$69,950 I \ous bedrms, elec bltn..,, 985 So. Coast Hv,•y., LBinina BY OWNER-Popular T-plan ~rpld, drpd, block wall rrnc -Phone (714 1 49~731 I in model home cone! on hure 413 ACACIA, CORONA DEL MAR 1ngbeautwooctburningfire-I * rAMlLY DELIGfIT * lot.,Crpt.s, ,drp5 &: m&ll)' Charming and unusual placP. 'NEW VIEW 4 BR. 2 BA, extra~ fhcl. 546--09S4. D utch Colonial, close to bay . . . $54.500 Pacific Shores Realty ' 111,gP tivinJi:, dininlit & family SUPER Io cati o n -1 516 ~&-889-1 Eves: 847-:19-18 1 room . all have beam ceil-Myrtlewood. 3 BR, fam. 1501 BAYADERE -IRVINE TERRACE #2 ' ' ings, Shake rool, firrplact', frplc. ~HA:yA penrlittl- Splendid 3 BR., immediate occupancy-$:i4,500 a1tached 2-car gar11.11:e. Ex-IS27,500. qwrief<t99-1901 •11) 216 ORCHID, CORONA DEL MAR \ SEE TODAY <'el!Pn t neighborhood. rlose 496-3949. . Finest 3 Bdrm., family room & guest house I WON'T LAST to schools. ICI% down wi!h 4 Bdrms. lti 12x24 game d I Got eve.rything! J Bedroom, jl:nod financing on balance. room. 1 % baths, built -in for approximately Ian va ue~ bhn!ii, block wall le.nee, ron. 1 S44.800, kitchen, rugs & dni.pe., 1824 HIGHLAND -BAYCREST AREA venient 10 shopping. !Name m·Q·. · ~ $35,700. Forappolntment pb. Comp. furni shed, 3 Br. up, COLI.EGE Park, hy oy,·ner Excellent 4 BR .• value at $40,500 your terms I. Only $23,950. ~ · ~~ 1 557-9194. 2 BR:dov,•n. 177.500 • 3 br, 2 ba. ramily rm. Collins & Watts, Inc. .....-.. • ,...so.ooo.s• .. .......: N•wport .. -.ch. Georne Williamson fireplace. lge le.need yard. 609 CARNATION, CORONA DEL MAR 962-5.J-'2.1 I ~ -soun<u.(;!N<,o.ur. --<-------1 T OCEANFRONT * DUPLEX • 5·%'7o ~r!A, payment~ s1s.1 Great home close to schools -value at $37 1250 ---c--PERl'ECTIONI I Rea ltor 2 STORY 4M2800 F11.bul""'' u-·· ded •·elu ....... mo, $26.900. 540-9356 "~ ..,.. t'"&' Ult 67~350 '4S.1S6-4 •ves • ~c".,'--..,=.-"d'--o"i "M'--•"r-"---1 675·3000 675-3000 G.T. No Down. custom:\ Ot-11-OCEAN VIEW Angelita, 2 BR. model on STEPS TO OCEAN :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;lliP.;iiiiTiiiimiiiiwmiiiiriiiiiiiil rm, 3 baths. beautifully Janet-one 1eve1. Cus tom, proteu. Immac. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath home. • .caped. many extras! Cify It c.'oallline vitw. 3 Bed. deconiil~d _·move in mnd. Btins .. c11.rp, drape:!li. 2 Car TOP OF THE WORL KRAFT REALTY rooms, l baths. Built-i n sumpluous mstr suite, JdeaJ . gar.ige. Only S1l900. View of it from the hoUse of 17171 Beach Blvd., H.B. kit chen with brNkfast nook ly situa1ed on eorner. Ew.ry CAYWOOD REALTY niany windo.,.,•s ... f!:IOriouA, 1421411 le patio garden. Formal din-1 extra. CALI. NOW lor app't. brcathlakin, unobstructed Costa Mesa I Cost• Mes• -• F. I S 6300 w. coast Hwy., l'o'B 1 in,; room. irep ace. pac-Asking $42.300 -.. Won't Jut. 541290 \'1tw ol oeean always_ at MESA VERDE OWNER ANXIOUS 1 BY OWNER ious view deck!. $37.950. Ask for Etta Frreman ~~...,.-' your c:Gmmand. from lhig 3 Lovel 4 BR. 2 BA + fa m. Price rcduc-ed lo sell now! call -I l'!!!!!!!l!!!!!ll!l!l!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!lfl!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!ljj BR. 3 &!lh. Form11.I liv lwtnn. charmer for on I y Y J ~ -nn & dinin~ rm. 2600 69 rm. home. Nr school. lib. l.A'a v1nl{ area. >I BR, 2 stol')'. :i Bedroom. 2 bath. Clll"Jlf!l5. ~~ G•n•ral jGeneral fl Cki•n,-.r. :~Hi-ln:i sq. $i.500. & r;hop'g cntr on quirt sL Co111r102.'""8SherwoodSt.C.\f drapes. 11ssume G.J. loan. ./TO/an Salisbury SMOG EVASION?( ACT NOW ! . -B.lboa lsl•nd .... · .. red h1"ll Eire bltns. hke !lf'W lush )Da na Point Va cant. Small down . REAL EST'A'JE 1 h 11 t1h11g crpt lhruoul 847-i1507 or Eves· 96f!-1!7fl ""' 315 MARINE AVE. 67J.68Ql 1 · hl.>t h T E · i 3 BR Poo omc. O•••nrr \\1 11·/'ipanis h 1ilr entry. Bl1in 14 BR v,·falrium , $29,500. · BALBOA ISLAND ts LO;·~~~nEX~EN~~r I •ake $4,f'OO fin. p;.m1 Cnn\•Pn. J AR . 2. Ba + R'~' h~r.' n~·LTY bookra.~es in panrrd \iv. rm • ~1·'".' loan. Brau!ifu_I ''irv,• 14-Br. oplit ''"'I· '·I v·,,,, 1190 Glenneyre SI . lo.e,;11) ·: -.. • 1 l('flt lo a11 schools l· ~hprit:. pa l, <'{IV d, lnCt:I, nr v,·11.1 .1 '-'" ..;JlJ 4~1.947.l 5-19-0316 PARK LIDO \\r \'t ~nt l'hf>_ an_swcr: 3l Assunie li·r< Cl loan SJ\.;.(() lqil. SIO \{ dn. Eld . Qy,n . Univ . Park Cf'nler , Irvine w/used brick lrplr By 2529 Ya eht Dr. 494-5430 Ca Jl l model, boa! li. trlr · BIG Br s._ BlG kileh. 'A' 1 INCOME car Isl. 673-926i Call Anytime S.13-082.0 Owner, $31.950. ~1.i7-6B37 Dover Shores arra, xtra lrg lot, top cond . EMERALD BAY bl ltrt , BIG pa!Jt'1 1,, 101 ~ or ------. __ EASTSIDE _ S'ri.-1 IMn C11ll ~2-4169. N"r.,.,, hill!op home wilh s""l'-1Cho1ndo. 3 BR, :Z 1Bda. Kltckt1' RIG <-001 grren Jand scpi. '1 t~nurplf';xl. 1'.!' 1 B<·<~rno~ Balboa Penin sula 1 --305-POPPY availablt. Oio1ce 3 hedrl'n. * PRIME VIEW * CONDO 4 br, l'i Oa vacsnt 1acular vie11·~ fro m e;;ru Ins. new cpl T'PS, frp c, Th" nnr.e .. Ju51 m iOO I.I 1 ~ ... mom ....... S:ll.9',.I I E:xer &-clu"NI Contemn N ~ & pOQL J • ., .. es CA.re- c ,. • " · Duplrx 2 Bedrooms. S~2.500 OC EAN FRONT OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-S 2 ha1h home in ab.'l<llutely ~ " v ,, f'WI} deco r Crpls ! drps roo m Openbesmliv'ingrm · · · ' ' 40. 11 0 'I immaculate condltlOn All i Ideal for enterla1n1ng. Old shul1rrs, pa!IO. 511.,c FllA , "·I· d 2, "-, .. ~· lrt'r living for $.U,j()(]. 0Pf'n · N Du·Jrx 'l Bl'dnlfln1s S.11.f'OO !". °''. "". . ", · .rigina J Bdrm., 3 full bath.~: 5r.p. ·· ,,. rms. en '1 ""'"" S l/S •-S nd ·1 W LOT S 011 rl(<1 Ot"' upird 1-s Y•-~. 3(XX) I din. rm. Extra li;tr. 2 rar d k & ' ~ ... ...,. A D I" h!tns, hardv,'OOd fl onrs,I \\Orlr:I charm• Ht ~Lhng~. $22.500 o~·ner, 968-:il'.M9 v ·,"11' , .. , .... _. 111'2.ooo ·1 " .un """' Pl n t ay. f or you lNCOi\IE -sef'krrs, 'l R~idt"nluil Int ~ 111 :Sui sq. 11 . All elo:>c hl!111 kitchen, Kar. t:leclronie fil lrred fore· l'rp!g, firepla ce I< quirt lr;idr. window~ bric 1t-J1CE l Br, w/lam rm. Nr· Turner Associ.ites CALL (!) '''·lollol 11e'1·r 11.01 a couple of i:rca! Jaf'Jnto, S~.~l(JI) raeh. nuh;u1 t hra1. IH1"c mns1cr cd air. Xlnt IPr or, ocean. residential location A niust w".nii;hr iron S,OOO sci ft 5 t"rv,•y &· new rlrmcntary 1\(Y.i !'! Coast li wy, Laguna I 9•"•/•JIM Dup""XES I llR r 1 ! 3 l bd · to lll't al S'.\3.00ll Call ba .~ 4 car 2ar. $1711,IXXl. I hi 494-1177 A 1-___,....~ ..., 1A£.. • C-'! Fronta~e nn llflrhnr '1' rp e · !'.((" rnis. ONLY S6S.OOO st5-M24, South Co a s t t'urr;, opt. 5-\11-7249. S(' •. \V,,nl 10 Sf'JI rasl! I ny_!__m•_ R£..\LTY SEMPLE Bh•cl., ~1-~l:".0; 11.('('{'~S fron! .. p,, B~: :~0\"ely drp>~ & crpt5. I Scenic Prnpertie.~ 67:'>-5726 -E Bluff Pnncipals Only! 89-1-4076 Spec1aculsr Ocean View Nt•r N~•••r't P••l Offlt• ll.18 ..:;_ r.can ronr. By Real!ors. ast C I b "It 2 BR 2 BA Real Estate ~675--2101 anO rt>ar, $130.COO. owner $96,500. Open Sat-Sun C 0 R 0 NA DEL ?t!AR $23,500 _ VA NO DOWN or Huntington Harbour u_s 0 • 111 UL • _ • "HAPPINESS is Liv irw tn 2515 E. Coll.st Hwy, CdJ\t HOME & BUSINESS ll-:t. f2l3I 363-0.117 or 17141) Charmer. Exira lge. hv. t'HA terms availablt. Nice Complete P r ivKy h~ll~ide homE'. walking l1K' Bht.lls:" For aai. by Rrst11uran1 and 4 AR houw 67:',-6i4!!. rm, w/fpl, 2 BR. Elec. 3 bedroom home ...,. It b Panoramic View SACRIF'ICE _ $89,00) _ dl.!llanee to _lx'_ach. owner: 3 br/1~ b& Condo CRISIS In the rear. C-2 arl'11. Great B 1 b!tna, Hlr pool. Single rtfl. han.Jwood lloors, dble gar .. ol BR, 2 BA, fam rm. Exe Magnificent 4 br, ~ ba, BETH~·::ALTY °"64"°'-'-;,7°'.c·_. ~~~~-=I fulu!T. $1 15.WI. aycre1 I on R-2 rm. tor 2nd unit . dining and HUGE kit . Ex-Door plan, dream kitchen. waterfront home in Hu,._ l.JCM So. Crnut Hwy B'( Owner 3 BR. den, 2% Chl1'1"r ~I Of··wor11:. homi' must be anld immed1Al£-I)'. •Bedrooms. fam ily rm. Jin:· place, 2 siory on huge, huge ,lot. Asking $!7.500. Subml! sny ~a.sonablf' off et 4 pend- ing fo rec lo sure l . Call 545-8424. \oL~t h ( oast YINCO REALTY E.XCLUSIVE Baycrest area \Vill lea_sl', le11M'/op1. or cellent future potentiRI . Cs.II extras. lirwlon Harbour. 101' 494-28.iS BA. Pool S38,000. 1936 2029 HARBOR BLVD. 3 Br, 2\.. ba, 2 trplcl!, fam sell, furn. or unf . 67~ ~5--8424. South Coss t S·17.T.1'l Owne r 644-1627 waterfronl 57' dock. Call Teresita Ln, N.B. 64'"'23TW. 646 0033 rm, pool. $59.<XXI. 11 'til 5 OlARMTNG 2 br w/massive. Realtora. 2942 Alla Vista, App·t. 59'2-lfiOl for appt, Printjpal11 ANY Day is the BEST day tu *'223 OCEANVIEW Ave for $25•950 Sal & SUnl Gffr.7219. u!led brick frplc, ope.n IN Mesa Verde. by owner. Fountain Valley only. sale by owner. View af ~ NOW'S THE beam~ lhruoul, fncrl yd, cor-3 BR. 2 ha. Fam. rm, Shag BUSIEST IJ\Atketplace in run a n •d! Don't It Ocean. ~798.1. 3 ~rm. + Den ner lot. $38,500. 675-2409. C!lflll!fln,r throughout, Elec-lown. n. DAll..Y PILOT del&y.· .call today. MZ-:i67I SeU idle Items now! No dl)wn GI term.o:. Olaf'IT\ing TIME . FOR IN'l>ME CdM 2 hou.!e1. 9~ tric home, d 1 sh.., asher · Open House Oassltif!d 9eC&n. Cali=Mi.JJ67B Now! home. d~ kitchen. Movt "UICK CASH rtlurn. Close . to ~verylhing. rrplc. fire Ir. burglar ~!arm Saturday l to 5 In condition. a40-1720 ,.. $38.500. Phone 499-3622 system, AM /1-'M ratho ~n-11\231 Carlsbad Court TARBELL 2955 Harbor THROUGH A lercom lhroughoul. Pat10. 1So. ol Talbert, ''~·HIT E--W:PHANTS" $28,990. ~3422 t:. of Brookhursl) LOVELY LIDO-ISLE-DAILY PILOT ?.verru.~ning your house? $23,500 Larvdn"s Tiburon n:sale. 2 123 VIA ZURICH WANT AD C~sh ·. -~t'll tttt:m .thru QUICK possession, no quail-Bedrm, 2 bath, single 5tocy, OpM Sun. 1.5 J,,.-.:..:.,-:.c......;_:.c.._ 1 Dally Piiot Ct<1!11!lfit'd lying. , . take ovrr F1iA sharpet1t you'll ever .ee S©ll4tl1A-Lt"Etrs· The Puzzle with the Built-In Chuckle 19\1 Seatlrlft heths. Bit-in.~. lrplc. Try bftckyard. Fre1hly painted, larwin Realty, Inc. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 \Exclusive 3_ BR. & den, 2 General Gener•I loan. J Bedroom, big fenced see 11 loday! 3 BR + ' S51'!i00 ' new wal•r h e11.ter , 962"'9&1 anytinM ..... Irvine TerT.. • pool. BALM>A BAY PROP almG81·new roof. carpeting "!!!!!!""'"'!!''!!'~~"'""'""'I b:r ~ to -$59,500 • _. / OPEN ~UN. l -S 2309 W. Bal,,,., NB 673-lQI • kit""• floon. A & l. GOSH I LUSK HARBOR VIEW ..,.._ 2411 SIEIUIA VISTA BEST llUY IN SBR. iba f Movrn'a-TRANSFERRED-Don'I !ail to,.. lhla 5 BR :;-· Jll 'pt. •Bacf'I, Back'n..y, qulel DOVER SHORES 1234 Sand am. rm. Fee llDd Tired ot ti&tl~ wt th dandy .• wHh a l'f!ar yard OIJ •Dft'~; 3 BR. BAYFRONT HOME • Key-$54,500 tmAnti1 C.U the probl~m ttiai won't•toP'· Oean! Spot-NUllfll Open House Sat./Sun. 1·5 tol:wn .. 9outh Cout·lteal IHIL, 2 st~, w/w crptg, .1tr;1 V)Jm.. g• ' $110,500, Owner Estate. Property Ma.nap-thniout, Only $32.500. "'_"'' : ' ......... ,... SHORECLIFFS ....,, Di~ CdllM ~!,"',!'..,,;,,.. !IG_,.,, ii n 543-1938 or ... _ 3 BR,. 2 ba., beach key. F.. c & w ..}, 'WTOltS '44-76'2 319 Driftwbod -$62,500 XLNT FAMILY HOME VET~ DOWN Open I-louse Sunday 1·5 Mfllll. Verde 5 BR. 3 ba, Liv, $2.l.5G0 Sharp 3 BR.1 2 b&,. lam. Din, Fam. 2 Frplc's, Elec 1 _J -. nn.. btMIL hOme nelJ' kllch, Intercom. nr tehools, I.,.., .. ,.._ .......... J BR.+ ,_11y Rm. """°" • ...,..,.... HOME SHOW REALTORS 0>un1rY c t u b. "6·5158. OPEN HOUSE _.....,. '.ll>iP tam-FORTIN CO. 51~""'° $111.500. SUNDAY 1 to 5 Uy rm, J·8"nft.. Parklike • GOifer's Att.ntlon • HIU.cREST ~ 3 A den, l'i1 17137 Sant• lubel )111.1\'t • sblde +·truit ll'ftl!. 3 BR 2 Ba. Xlnl C'Orner ')Ot. .. h_.~.,,, No. ol Slater/£.. ol N11wland 1 ~~_. '--!Jon •'-do w lk I .. , ltwkt', ,..,.....,, ltplc. nm1lli' -..-. • ~ wn • to coontry c uu. bttrs, We, Xlnt Jae, \iOO Wat-SMirp 4 bedrm, 2 bath, 11.ll -~ -co -~ ~~--JAR8EL;t. 29.SS Harbor • a1" poues.~lon. All 1ttrrns. TM "Yf"llow Pain'' COLLEGE Park, By owne.r. Larwin R•alty, Inc. ~t Dlpw>-A-t..u. .e.lalll.tlfd • , • 6'J.S1I Pt.500. 1102 O>iumbia Dr. Ml ...... anytime ·-· •• • mi'.'.:""""'° r r r I' 1· 1· r 1· r 1 ~~iWi't'"lf",.i ·I· I I I I I I .I I SCIAM-UTS ANSWERS .JN DIMl>A;&.INE .. I 1 I . ! , I ' ' -1 1 Ji • ... - • ... . "' • • " • 2 o!. ·in ,, ... pb. .... k, ,.._ "" '•y. . " ... "' by rdo ' • Ml Apia. , ..... -l:.-:"*';:~ ... ~ll!J~· L "':':"'"' .. ~l~iiiii-:i 1:;1 ;;;; ......... ;;;;~";;;;' .. '~llM~i:;· ;;;-;;;;;;;;;~~;;;:I _;._ J~ I Newport IM<+i Sa.ma Anl Income Property 1" lnvutment Houws Fumlshed 300 Houtn Unfurn. ---I~ ~l _-_·-~±:~I~ I ....... --I~ [ .... ·· ~-lltl ' • • ,._ •· • "<' • • ~--_, 1-, I "" • Ir>• J-.. -1; I· . 1-1.-- , .. 305 Houses Unfum. Apts. Furn • CHANNEL FRONT BEAUTIFUL OWNER'S $ACRIFICE Opportunity 220 -N-ew_po_rt_llN_c_h ___ Coste Mete • DUPLEX CORNER. LOT 4 Unit. 2 duplexea &hake Aflillate 2 & l Bdnn. wi!h pier & 'B\~ OWNER • 5 Bdrm, 3 rooted,' bJtnll, Jncl 'relrig., If ~10BILE home • Udo area. 3 BR. 21,i ba, hw.:;e bonu.s tlo&t. Frplcs;.. furn ished . Baths, many eXtru. Close l% baths, 2 11 bedrmi, sun. 4111 Ot/ 2 br, khJ& bed, cl'plS, patk>. rrn f0a· in-taw or kidJ. S26."1 $65,000. to Irvine Ind_ complex &: S, dt'clts o~r priv i&.ngel, l2 fO per mo Pool. ~. bJk b11,y. AdullB, ~::,;. C09ta. MH&.• H!gh. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Coa.~t Plaza. Prine. only. concrete drive1, mahog pan. no pett. S3lO mo. 673-3409. Bdrms., 2 bath!. Family M0-8391. elling &: mUt"h matt. ShoWI e·EJURN FURN', Knolty Plne guest 4 BR houu w/back yard. di · ~ ~. + ' •· ·1 · • 1•-1 Vic Paular1no &l Brbtol. rm., runr ana. 'llX'l'l Runt.. S•nta AINI Halnhts 12-..., yield on attractive nvnse, ut1 pe.1(.. ...., mo. • s.· bl l B h 1 557-4101 alter 5 po.1 rm. over ga.ragl' with price. Top IOc•tion & Brier/ (\\le can pro~ h i tla e or a c e o r . -view · 0\VNER TRANSFERRED Ownr 11.Y• sell F1lA a pay on ah lnveitment oL $2500 to 642-5770. • WVELY 3' br home, 2 Welker Rlty. 67S.S2od $iOOO ~mes 71n! GI points. f'hOM: 536-11894 or $25,000 ll u 11 y . 1ecured ) 50' watertront "!/dock. 2 br, ba. Eul side location. S2·l5 ll36 Via Lido 1''e1vpon &aeh mortp,ge ::i BR, family nn. &12-206. sound! interarin&:. we WOllid lenced yard. Yearly. 3507 ~mo=·~"=z.'1863=~· ~~---• • 2700 sq . rt. 56-2992. R UNITS Finl•Y Call ,..,., ,,.,~ ~-!VE 3BR 2 BA 16·2 I . like lo talk to you. Our in-· -.u..n ~u ~ • . PRIVATE ROAD Sen Juan Cepl1treno dus+..., hi.ii '"""Wn over 100.,;, 2 BR furnished house avail ~ly fenced yrd. Grdnr Imm 3 BR d ExcepUonal • 1tudio tYPr, 11.ll ~,. •·-.,.. Ind $265 642--0506, 641--2155. ac.. . l'!n, din. rm. 3 BR, 2'111 BA Spanish 2 BR, ~ BA S bt over lhe past 6 years. Le.ad-March l. 5CM .-n 3 bath homa on 1"•. ,,......... 1 • u t'rr&nean ;" ....... 00 " ••• ,., w1·11 Bernardino SI.. N.B. $135 • 2 BR New ,_,, Joi Li h .'" "6 '"-"" townhouse. bltlna, c pr1, ganges . 32 spaces. E.Side, u•i' c .. ., ma~ -.z 1 ~~--~~--~= · '" • . g t AU)' rooffill, mani drps, pool. elt>C garage, C.M. Call Mr. Harris, South surpass thLI growth ovrr lht> Houses Unfurn. 305 stow, refrlg, child ok , CUI'e4 lawns & beaut. gllJ'. many other extl'M. $30,500. Coast ~a.llOl'll 545-84.24 next lt!W years. For a.ppt & 1 ___________ 1ALA RenlAls • 645-3900 ckns; dbl. garagr &. shop. 644-2260 day, 671-1028 e~. ' · fact11 call Mr. Gregory a t $115 - 2 BR. 1 BA. Stovt, AS60C, pooJ & pulling grttn. S $6j() PER nlO., little manage-530-7060 J\1on tlu'u Sat. Genera! retrig, crpts, drps. Best buy in area. $64,500. ilveredo men!. Property + busineM ~--"·~~----=""I ALA Rentals e 6,1:.-3900 Call 642-4620 for Rpp't. Sffi,000. C.M. Adj, to future Money to Lo.n 240 1---------- Bill Grundy, Reallo• J BR home \\'/den, living FN'Y. Dill Bents, Ptle Bar-1 TD Loan 1 BR furn lrailer •..••• $65 Dover Shores room w/trplc. Fixer upper. R I 642 ·-t 1 BR J S . Sl2 500 rt'tl ea ty __,_.,, S urn cottage • . • • . . UO ' BR l 1 bl FC'nced yd, patio. , . BR . , am rm, 1 en, m BUY BEACH! l\.tust sell. 649-r.Kl6. 1 priv homt ........ $95 sh1/ref. Unobstrurled \'le~·. BUY NOW! DUPLEX $36,950 7~~ INTEREST 2 BR priv home ........ S90 Pool. $1000/mo. &lf1-7ll0 Univ•r•l!J P.•rk CALL US For 2-l I 4 BR. ttntala In University Park and Turtle Rock \VJ; HAVE TI-!EM! ··1 i11l1'I11·!ld. ---I 'ii·1ilhw "SINCE 1Sf6'• 1st WerHt'm Bank Bid& University Park Days 13U101 Nlghh Coot•-· CASA de ORO CASUAL Calif. Ll\.1fll ln a warm Madlternneu atmot- phl"re. S'pa.dous color ro- ordlnated apta • de:aicned .t tuml.!tlt!d far s1yle "-com- fort • Heated J>OOl a Kitch- en w/ Indirect Jflhtina • Delux. RIO. Adultl only, No ,,. ... 1 BR.-$175 tum. ll'nLITIES JNQ..UDED 365 W. Wihon 642-1971 *Studio Apt $110 * 1 ledroom $130 3 BR . 2 ba. hOmr .••• $325 \VALK'G DISTANCE . Sl'OJL 3 BR. 2 ba. !am. rm ... $340 ES MAPLE ST, NEAR l9'TH 4 BR. 2~2 bath . , , , , , • , SJf(l 645.(1349 2 Elegant 3 bdrm. 2t,a bath SING LES $130 mo, inc.I utll lo"•nhouses .•••.. $375-$425 ex('t.'pt elec. Modern i eel h•11 lurnishings, all bltM. Acllts . .. r I only. 1975 .""""' s, (rornt!r o! Ford) Stt mgr, No. 3. Newport ..... --Jht'For Single Adults South Ba,y Cub II a w!dt new "9¥ o1' lite dafpld Just for .inate people, lt'a tun t!viD( with warm, .,.. namlc nrjpbon. It'• a hl"alth club, aunu, ft'im- minl'. pool, party room bn. IWd,, Indoor ao• ...i-re.nrr. ll"nnil courtt, pro 11hop and l"elidmt ~pro, Si~. 1 6; 2 Bedroom m- ury apartments With all thr modem conve:nieneu anil. &bl•. FUrnlshed.~ unfUm. isbed. MODELS OPEN DAILY 10 A.M .. I P .M. RENTS FROM $150 BUY LIDO SANDS! Tustin 2ln:l , o range, c.~t. 2nd JD Loan J BR kids/pe1s or: ...• s1so N I '"· I B".'ld•r 64• •oo,· 3 BR, d'", pool •.•••••• $185 Fountain Valley REALTY _ .•W y dee. 3 BR, 2 BA, ""'· *4 BDR..'1:, 1* bau,,.,, b tns, ...-. • "" STAR.LET 776-7330 ACAPULCO Apll, attractive, .. ... ' . ((". cu~y immed. or up to custom crpt '1: drape1,i----~~--~~• Tt>nns bul"d on equity. 3 BR, 2 BA, crpls, drps, Univ. Par'k Center, Irvine Pool, Util pa.id, Garden Jiv. Junt>. covered patio. $34.900. By Lots for Sale 170 642-2171 54$-0611 $165 • 3 BR. I ~~ BA. R/0, bltns, frpl c, D/W, fncd Call Anytime &1.3;-08~ ing, Ad ults, no pets. 1 BR. JEAN SMITH. RLTR. Owfer. 544-9627 Serving Harbor .atta 21 yn. Cpis. drPs, patio, yd, Child. yard. $235 mo. Tradewmds S145 & up. 2 BR $115. tlOO 400 E. 17th St., CM &JG.325J Turtle Rock OCEAN front to <:oast Hwy Settler Mortgave Co. ok. Realty 847-8511 Wallace Ave., C.M. BALBOA COVES R-3 property, approx. 12,000 l36 E . 17th Street Blue Beecon * 64>0111 Huntington Beech FURN, I BR apt. $135. Avail NEWPORT llEACH 880 IRVINE AVE. IRVINE & 16th (714) 64$.4550 WATERFRONT WE'RE EXCITED sq .. ft. Xlnt busines1 orj,..,..iiO.iii~o:.;iOiiii;,...1,38si)oJiiururC:.,IFf.nmmtiil~y'crmim..;-, pparUkk HEATED 18x36 P oo 1. Feb. l . 1922-B \Vallaet!. ~--i 3 BR 2 . . 0 home po s sibility. So. c h F t I like yard. Costa Me111.,. Kid! A~·11, No mo• No,,... SOUTH BAY CLUB ~-.... >e oc:, . ba. single About this new listing! n I' 1 "'"''""', 1110,000, (, 1 3) as as • OK b k ·~ th NO I Covered patio, panl lan1. uu . ... ''" :nory, e" Y eror. e, ... -= ear ...,,y ~ can see ..... :Z#-ll97 klt. Builtin range. All. 2 " ~ · · · -N i d F ·-• cl -'· ·" .._. ... _ , r ...... " a IUOn . Info ••• ~•• •1r D11.vl!I I )'d. ·30-ft. boat slip, S79,500 the "'ay to Palos Ve~t>s. "-''N~o~~-, .. --v~,,-w~1-1~1,~..,.,,~h·I 1st & 2nd Trust OHds FEE. 50--l770· car gar. w/laundry & w!r Houses Fur n . or QUrET, lludlo& s;us, 1 BR's APARTMENTS Bill Grundy, Realtor the thousands of tw1nkhng 0 _ """h Hr La 0 R , FREE APPRAISALS $l lO INCL util · Beach soltnr. 4 BR, 1800 ft. Ne\.' I Unfurn. 310 $125. No chldtn or pell. • • • ~• Do · EVERY · h """ac Is guna, ea . Bunga low "'/ t•pts. Child 2 $'9 ~·~ Eld A·-CM S.. OJJ ver Dr., N.B. 642-4620 lights n1g t are XI • 8• MIN Costa Mesa ln..,estment w/y,·, 'ill yr Jsr. ~. C d 1 M ,........., en ~c, · f L' h h <. I 1 •···• . hi 1 behold 4 nt 11n. y owner. . . ok. 71 ,8,393 orona • ar Mgi Apt 6. 1v• w ere t • "'n I r.ruST SELL BY OWNER .,...,y a sig 0 · DOWN $2500 546-8790 bet 541-7711 enyt1me ALA Rcnlals e 645.l!OJ .,... I Brand new, let! simple, 1 Bdnns. fan1. rm. & formal I ~~~~~~·~--.,.,-..,l=:::":w:::i:i"'"""'J~ l <'.7"-:3:;;;'2~"!Vc>:'~;: J BR, J BA, Mrredith FOJ, leasr or rent: ~ BR. BEAUT. Bach l l Br. aptl.1 --~===""=o--·I blk bl"ach. 'l br, 2 ba, 2 din. mi. t.lany rxtru &. in 1:10 am&. aft 5· Mone Wanted 250 Sl7:J · 3 hr, 2 3a, RIO. Cpts, Gardrns home avail now 2~ BA, fam rni. din rm S35 wkly & up Furp incl COUNTRY CLUB frplc, beam ceilings, w/w spotless cond. Priced at just MON AR(]{ BAY, rare ocean1---Y~-------drps, pool. Xlnt for child. at S330 per ~. Call i\tr. I So. of Hwy . $300 mo. util. Monlhly terqis awl. LIVING carpet, hu~ dbl 1 a r . SA2.500 -INCLUDI NG TiiE view lot. Exclusive priv. A VERY well establlsherl Blue Bee con * 64S-01 I I Hoegef'. South C 0 1 5 t Lachtnmyt"r Rlty 64&-39211, 998 El Cami~. 54&-0t51· ' Luxury prdt>n apts, oUerin& 642-r:>Zl. VIEW! beach community. Ll"asefMlld business in regional Orange 3 BURM. + family rm., full Realtors, 54>8424. eve~: 6-16-2290. $155 _ sHARit\2 lit.( comp!. privacy, be a" 1 . . BLUFFS $25.750. 496-4819 County shopping center dining rm., built-lna., brk. 2 Br, 2 ba. 2-iitol'y, crpts, 2 BR, H/F pool. elec. bllJ¥1,· Pool. ~ulfl, "°•eet'· '(teen .. lndicnl: ~~led rte· ',I BLK from •-a~-W••t needs expansion cap!lll.l of '~"" th NO FEE Dbl U 1 $250 •. ~ •'-* ...... -readonal laellltit:s In a coun opuJaf E. Plan, lush gm-""' ''11 ....,,, a mon · • drps, Nr beach, Swimming . gar n urn. : ''"" _,, ·, ~ h -Newport Jt.2 vacant lot, $30.000 to $50,000. Excellent Nrwport 540--•720 1 1 . ~ Child ·~~ 61• ,666 il try ciub a.tmosphl"~. Fvm. belt, 2% .ba . By owner, 30x35. 125 45th St. 67S--OT71. op po rt uni I Y, W r i I e I =~==· ="-·=~·---poo, enn11 cou •• s. ren -..... ....., 1 R. a. J BR,.,,..1%. BA. or Unt . Model!! opt>n lD a!D- $46,500. 644-2290. Cla.ssilied ad No (1 Daily $160 • VERY clean. Newly ok. pell ok. singlt>s ok. $165 Duplexff Unfurn. 350 Cpta. drpe; nr abDpl; pool I pm. Rents frOm $145. ' "l°'B'L'U'F~F'S""'Do"'"'lo-re-,-m-od'e'I--Real E1tet• Want.cl 114 Pilot, P.O. Box iS60: Costa. dt"c 2 Br. h!!t'I Move in mo. TI4/879-3033. UW.,. pd. 1IM Momvvla. OAKWOOD GARDEN 3 • ·,;. b' "2 "10 17,~;;::-~:--====·j_M".f.'.."~'~·~Ca~li~l.~926~'6~---today 3 BR Townhouse, crpl/drps. Coron• del Mer 548-&36 APARTMENTS (,' or. '3 a . .,...' "SINCE 1946" L ALA RC'ntals e 64[)-3900 · 1 N ·-~ • R ~~ incl ii 644-5975 Or 213/46S.-7835 I 1st Westt>m Bank Bldg. A~AST! Ye .proprietors, Mortgege1, I L10 Roo 2B I patio,, $'1'oo"'°T'· o 1"""" OCEANVU-Spac 3 Br, 2 Ba, l B . furn . ....,.,al "'1 · lTOO 16th St., NB bilge your WOtneJ .I: scuttle T•u•I D.... 260 . my r. w garage wor . . 0 see, t>ave Pool, raraee. I p 0 s 8 . 642-8110 Newport Heights Univeraicy Park tne muddJe. Let me shapel-~='--'~-cc.e-----k yard. X:ids welcome. message, 962-9911 . We'U 'W'hr/dry, dsh>AT, b 11n 5 • Adults, no petl. 6G-23A3 I . I Days 133-0101 Ninhts Bl B .. ,0111 bale, db l gar. Rt>f s.1 ==~~~~~~~-• you up .I: ship you to $35.000 Isl TO on 3 acre ue eacon * ... ,. call you back. 67;,.....tn 3. FURN B.cAelor & 1 Br. I EASTERN CHARM escrow. See pagt 1087 · estatt> parcel w/ magnili-5 BR, 3 BA. Uv rm, din 2 BR, l ~ BA, Condo. all h Exceptklnelly nlcel l»' -~ • University Park Y~llo\11 Pages. Q uin tar d cent vlt>11r. 9% int. 5 yr rm, fam rn1, 2600 sq. JI. bltns. nvail now 11.1 $175 Lagune Beae 2110 Newport Blvd., CM YEARLY -Oct> an front . Deluxt> 3 Br, 2 Ba, BBQ, blt-ina, W/W. $325/mo. n4: 629--3914. 2208 \V. Ocean-Realty hits the market due date, 12% di.srount. ~.,~~, o "'"1713 Call M H · -, Twostaryprestige home101ith ""°'' ~mo. wr.<-r . .......,... . mo. r. oegee, 2 BR, stove, rt frig, w/w I• 2 BR. "'--~'A"S. Pool. •~-et . All listings In 1970., Bkr. 493-1153 or 4 """" ~·~ 0~24 A 1 250 ·1 Id ~ "~-~· a sunny Calif. sparkling I~ """& $115-NICE EASTSTOE:? BR ...,,....,... · gt>n · drp1. S utJ P8 · ""':!:an Adultl. $120 Jr ·$150. 1993 r swimmµig pool. 4 bdrms, 2 11=~1te. ~ -Sold • CQQQQQQ. C. eves. W/Y ARD. l Br 2 ba hse paneled view. Adultl, no pell. Penn. Church. * ~9633 bath,, large country kltch-.._ ______ , Quintard, Realtor 642-2991 Blue Beacon* 64.>0111· lam 'nn. frplc, b)trui, crpt Hy+-2815 or 213/HO 5 1781. front, NB. OCEANFRONT 3 Br, 2 Bia, crptl, drpl, dlx. Winter. $250. Adults only. No petJ. t>n with all b!tns. Fine cpts/ WANTED: Older homt> w/ I 1~ &. drps. $250 lease. 968-5363 . Lido Isle !-drp5. A real family homt>. Acreage for •••• 150 cowr",.," •• '"'c1~~~e"w,: .. N,od bN"'o.k'w"1··1;;; ...... ;;;;;""•-iiii•~;~;;;; ll ic_o~·~ ... -;;·~d;·~I :M;:;·~·;-;;;;:;;;;: !MOLOKAI St. 3 Br. 2 ba. ~W_A_T_ER_F_R_O_N_T-.-,.-,-.-,-8-R-. LRG 3 Br. 21,i Ba, 1 I.. $5a.OOO. See this today, ....., ,..... crpt, drps. S260 ptr n)(l, ft F bltns frpk. ,1 CALL e '46·2414 IDEAL FOR DESERT Daily Pilot, P.O .. Box 1560, . t Bl -house furn or unlum, Avail Feb. 6. 1213) 69>.7;~9. 2 B~, .sepf;7~rm. S400 Sl:ll • 2 BR trailer. Elec aq. · am nn, • l' . 91•'!,._ SPA DEVELOPMENT Cosra Mesa, Cahf. 92626. Ho~MI Furn11hH 300 ~~lkp!~~~ildbchO~.rg J:.! 3 Br. '2 ha, shag crpt, drp:i1, I =Dmo_.71-"-'-'-· ------· :; ;:,':.r ~1:0 chlldru l 'w~""'~A"TEIRFRO=S>IO=~''°"~NT=·=--~=--s~,-. ~·;;;;;I 61Hlll8. LRC, sunny 1 BR. nicely furn, gal' &. laundry room. No pe111. SU-25511, 54&--0292 i'9,..,_., Approx. 4,000 acl"t!s ot land Apt Uni11 In iood location Generel bltM, ren(.'ed yard. S240, f" up exes. Yrly Pier I: float ii :.-. REALTY wilh lots of waler! $100,000 wanted by pvt buyer. Cond Incl. 67;....7877· • L. -· •oM, ""a "3.%. I Furn. or Unfurn. JSS 1 BR. Garaa:~' A Sundttk. ,~..:.... D vid ava .. ~ .... -N~•r Newport Pi it orfltt 61'°'11 3 BR do I I C "" ~" """'""' "'-"'''· 11" ,•Monl• Vl•la, ,.,..;741VV a son ""' .. .,. Down . 6% Int. only ror 2 not importanL ....-.... . $9.'i . Cozy Laguna cottage. * · on ub e ol. rpts, ,...., !I ' • ' .. .. BEST BUY ••....• .l..BEST VIEW I on CliU Drive yr8 .. then ammortiu in IS!~~~~~~~~~~:! Privale garden. Util pd. drapf's db! g11. rage 2 BR. 11~ Bath, feflC{'d yard. Newport Beech Costa Mesa · *NICE 2 br apt Lil Jul7 yn;. For. IDOfe info. "Titr: \, Blu.·Beecon * 64S-0111 $275/m~. G. ll Roberlso~ water furn. Sl 7.'i/mo. Child 1---------.-.w-ly $70 UP. 1 Bdrm Ba(.'helor 1 1st Adult!!n~~~ ;·: . I.;,._. ! .. , " ,. ' . ' , .. 3 Bedroom • 2400 11q. ft. Open House Sun 1·5 242() Clitl' Dr., Nwpt Hghls Costa Mesa Investment 541-n11 a nytime I~ Classif ication I 00-1 •9 _,~ .... 11~1 c1.,~ficd +;on 300-355 [_..-~•om J[tj c1.s1ification Jb0-370 ' ' ' I• i 1 ~-·..,."'"-""-· ~1 1 ~1 t , · · Cl•ssific•tion •00-4b5 I· ·::. [~;,.,,,,,.,,.~-·-· I~ Philip Whi~ & Co. · FNncial · II.) . Realtor, 67>.24.JO ',"~k_. ~"~'"~1~'~",,.o-;=c:--:;::::: AT Ot'ean -Bright, .... units. 132 W. Wilson, CM. 0·~ 801 Bank of America Bldg. SllO -Util pd. 1 BR, l blk 10 11 * * 3 Bdrms, 2 .Baths, close d,!"',~ !!!.~ .. Adult5, no pets. Call !>IS-9577 11 BR. tum apt. Sl15/mo. ~~~~0~~~~~~~~------~~-;! ocean. Oiiid/pet ok. ATTRACTIVE .2 br ':°Hage 10 Marina High. $240/mo. ,,......,u. 1 Adult ~ block to pl« 625 B\1'aY. San Diego 92101 ,Blue Beacon* MS-0111 1 • Fe~l!'tl pa!KJ. $ZIJ. Sl7 Call 846-1224. .-----~~ 1 Ii 2 BR, A11ail no~·. htd ·• · 8 ACRES Carnation . 494--8400 I ,;;.cc,.c..c~=~~"°''"""" Apts. Furn. 360 ROO!. Rec rm, Good loc, Ph. 673-65l7 N.B. + Business i125 -beaut Ob: 1 BR. bl1ns I for lcalll! 4 BR, Dutch Haven Generel No children or pets. 6"6--51124 2 BR furnished, acro11·1treet Opportunity 200 cpt/drp, d-•11hr, FA ht, gar,' 3 BLKS to orean or bay, on cul·cit"-!lac, 1-\ be , bltns, from bt!ach, $225/mo. Ne\'' on marl<et. C-1 zone.1::::;:-::-------·1 ~B~l~ue~lle~e~c~on~2•~1A'.::'.S-O::'.l~l~l 3 BR, 3 ba, den, din'f nn. t frtsh pa int thruout. 545--0458 RENTIN& FUINITUIE LRG I BR. Y;/\v c.rptg, Call 64l-6471 Price and tt.rms 10 11ell. Ma.l~ffiliatt bltns. Ll"a&e. 673-3'177 , H bou bltni, 1 adult, no pt"tii. $132. S Cl jor corner on Broolruhrst JI Balboa Coves FRONT house, 2 bcirn1s. 2 Huntington ar r COSTS LESS Yea rly. &12-8520 •n emente Ave., \Vestminster. 411: 0/ WATERFRONT. !)(>(.'or 3 Br. ba .. carp., drapes. $22j tlUNT. 1-larbour waterlront BACHELOR APT $125 Lerwln Rt•1ty, Inc. 72 /0 per mo 2 Ba. Mo. to l\1o. $350. Month . Agent 67~2101 -3 br, 2 ba, frplc, deck Complete 1 BR. Furn, 646-3689 ti7a.3767 EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Bill Grundy RHr. 647-4620 & dock. !Ae or Jge/optlon. Ill low as $22 per mo. • 1~~-.,c,....,.---Coste Mese •:"". 644-2260 By owner. 100" PURCHASE $115. I BR. turn. Util's pd. 962-6981 •nyt1me REJUR·N B•lboe Island I-----------,.OPTION Nr stort>s. Atso t Br. $130. Buslnus Pr-rty 154 D , . I Lagun• Bea~ _ 1985 Pomona, 0.1'.. 543.0723 -,.--4 BR. tum. Ava11 Feb 1st nye y Ind. item 5election Dan• Point IT'S like owning your Par\-. One block from ocean. 1 BR apt.. nt0. lnclud ' utilities. 492-4613 Apt. Unfurn. FOR SALE • de:luxe pent-(We can prove ill $.175/mo yearly Gas & wtr 570 v· to . St NICE 4 BR, tam. rm. 28A 24 hr. d!!IV_ Month to Mo. house Pror. bldg, oc:r.an view. on an Investment of S2500 to pd' &16-Zl3D · I IC flG • view hon1e $285. Nr schl~. CUSTOM °" Cl 492 ,~,.~ $2:i.OOO jf u 11 y secured) · · Costa M-· \Vatrr & gardel'll"r pd ..__1~.. • tal 1----------1Generel ~n cment -L...,... 90und11 jntert>sling. V.'l" would 3 BR. ~:ne. So. Bayfront, •-rwrtt , .. e fl• Cemetery like to talk to YoU Our in-dock pr1v1I. Sl50 l\1o. to June 2 Bedroom, unfurni!hed I "6'2-4<1.c.._3_2·~~-.c----517 W. 19th, C.M. 533481 Lots/Crypts 15' dustry has grown o~er !OO% 1.i. Island Rlty 673-1200 house, CIH"JX'ts, open beam Lagun• Niguel Anaheim TI4-2800 ·r H ---' A LaHabra 694-3708 ----~-----1 over thl' past 6 years. Ll"ad. Balboe Peninsula ce.i ing, uge --ear ycuu. 4 BR, 2 ba , far.. nn, 5 CEME:TERY lot5 $250 ing t>Coriomists say it will real 111..:i.: house, Chlld~n & flreplact', crptl, drps. patio, HOLT DAY PLAZA SINGLE, TV, $25 &. up .l\larlna lnn Hwy. Huntington Beech each. PHcilic. Vie\\• Memorial surpass this gJ'O\\'lh ove_r tht> COZY 3 BR. cott. nr_ hay pet~ ok. SliJ nio. 646-1394 Dr vit>ill. $775 mo. 714: 557-7690 DELUXE Spa.ciou5 1 BR Park. 714 • 745--6741. next feiv ye ar5. F'or appt & & shops, utll pd. $85/mo. 67J.0900 Kent Allen. 1 turn apt S135. Heatt>d pool. BEAUTIF'UL FURN . APTS. RENTAL FINDERS FrH T• L1ndlor• 645.0111 4JJ W. 1fft.C... M ... oC7o_m_m_e_r_c7;0~1~----I facts call Mr. GIT.gory at to 6/1, eld. cpl pref Adlls, SHARP. clean. cloae to ' _L_ldo __ l_s_le______ Amplt> parking. No c:hlldl"t!n $14G--Sl6.l. Quiet, priv, patio, Property 151 ~7060. Mon thrn Sat. no pel.s. 673--1162 school11 .I: shopping. 3 BR, 3 BEDROOi\1, c1rpe:ted , • no pell. 1965 Pomona, 2 wardrobu, trplc, dressing 12 BR. nt!W apt., blln!!, •h9c DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED 11~ Br home avail. reb 1 ! 2 BA&: lam rm., trplc. FA built-in5. 142 Via Undi ne . ~C-M~-=~~~~===I rm, locked IM!p. f&r. Pool. crpt~ drp11 patio rar Sl.811 EARN 15°/o $100,000 Cash Down SliD.000 Loans at 7o/<>-8'1ii "AAA" TENANTS 'til July 1. $165. heat. patio, dble gar.,1 Call 67~ CHATEAU LAPOINTE. 1~~naK!':nrm~. 11 blk \V. 3.56 E. 20th'. cr.1 6fi2-4~j ' HUN T'S . \\'ESSON -New 673-7112 ~~/~ ~7-i~s. a Ex!:ith~J~ali , Newport Beach D:c!;1~"fi0~u~ :00::.· s:: ol Bea c.h Bl\'d, on Slaler). Corona del Mar n1ulti-miliion do l l a r ad. Coron• del Mer a40-ll51 Htritage Rt>altors, ----------Adults. no pel~. * 842-7848. 1' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;J 'dertised anack pack pro· *OCEAN VIEW* (()pen Eves., LOVELY 3 Br. 2 Ba Condo. 1941 Pomona Ave, C.1'.1. LRG Bacht'lor, mature adult /I llcts. NEED NO"'! Rt'Ji -Stunning view ol upper over 35. Part of l'l"nl for able men or women in your J Bdrm$;., 2 baths. \\'alk to MESA Verde nr store, I Back Bay. 2 Pools. Pulling Balboe 11,l~a~nd"'-----yard work or only $97.50. * 545-TI66 * area to service fast.moving beflch. Parhally f,1rn . Avail. schools, library, elc, 3 BR. g-rttn. shu l!lehoard. Op--U1il pd. Refs re<z'd. 842-2219 ~~-~~~,-~~-I roin operated products In now. $5.10 nio., yearly \Sf'. 2 BA, newl.v painled in-posi tt> f'l('W Y, SYl;i prr rno OIARi\l!NG, in11n11.r. h Y lJ,000 sQ It • OC Airport W.R. DUBOIS INC. Shopping C•n,otr Site compa_ny secured loc:alions, Call: 673.3663 &12-72.)3 eves terior, all ntw faucets. include~ warer k gardl.'n'g. decorator. 1 BR. I or 2 $155 • NE\V 2 Br. Crpts 10 ac, C.2 dr .I San IV/IV rpl• l>·repla-pal~ adll•. Til Jurn-];)th. $190 !: d...,s stove bltns gar J uan Capistrano . or can be commercial or faclory. Part . d-• bll ·,., elec "k• ,·10"·-n' lmmed occup. Must h11vc mo. incl util. 2 21 ~'• hal~~y' pal. '309 Llncoln· . or ruu time. 6 to 12 hours .,. . - . '"'" . good rt'f's. 64:'!-3483. split for developmenl. Bier, Yr lsc + cleaning, oo pets Amethyst. Stt Sat & Sun. 536-1824 · 493-115.1 or 493-1706 "ve,. pe.r 1~·cek: • no telling, CASH 837-8508 HARBOR View Homt', 3 Br, I ~--~~-~ ---I BR. I Bl --------~-1 REQUIRED S600 to Sl,497. 2 8 ., Id-,.11 ,1,nn Belboa Peninsul• urn apt. Ins, 1ara1e Cond LARGE MESA DEL MAR a. "1r '"' avall, Sl25/mo. ru ln-ominium1 Wrilt> for more inforrna t1>n : ovtn, d 1 h w hr , w/w for sale 160 Instant Food Supply, P.O. CAMEO Shores Jwrury home. hume ~it~ 4 bedrm1, family ctpg, Exec. home. S375/nl0. l ne~~· :a~~~is~~i!i::. ~~ dianapolis 545--0760 : ,· I ,.._ .. ~ I[') ----------1 Box 31~ Tom.noe Calif Co I I Ju I h 3 BR rm a rge lenced yard. 642-2189 l . I d··• $J.25.f135. LGE,' ·modtrn 1 hr ·~..,-~ CONOO~llNIUM -Monti--' ' · mp t>tr Y rn s td Quiet, lnstdt! s t r e t! t , · eut>. Responsib e a w!M. NEAR etona I: btadl. cclln 3 BR, 2 BA, compl 9050• lnc.IUde phone number. &: maid'1 qtn, pool &. pvt. Famillt>s only at S775 per ) 3 BR. J Ba, larie home No pt!ta. 545-1784 :S ~~. ~~-61:· BR, l'iii BA. Drpl, w '•i Cle,sificetion 525.SlS redec. Dbl £8.l'llP, t>ncl FR,IGID~. ·. . slt>ps 10 bch. $850/Mo. mo. Agc:it .~41. On ch11nntl with pier l l'loat, e $25 WK-OCEANFRONT crpt1, blt ln rabce ,.r 1 ' J[g] patio. Enjoy ciubboust liv-I.re 1hoppmg Ctr. S.A. $2500 We1tey N. T•ylor Co. SHARP 3 BR 3 BA trt-Jevel liu'Jl:e patio, S450_Pt"r .mo. J.Aw ly Bacht lon, 1 -BR. DELUXE hcbe1or Units -dlahwuher, dll'(:IOlal, I La&tMdhl.N ing, 2 pools, no outs:ide gZ'Ollll a Alp~ Be t a's 2ll1 San Joaquin Hill1 Road home 3 car' pr all bltns 6.17--0634 or 67;1-J.135 MaJd urvtce. Pool. Util. Walk to .Qcean. Utll pd. "-private petio, m.:s<Oil . . maint Will conalcler 2nd Ce!,lte:t, Wntmiruiter S3000 Newport Cf>ntt>r 6444910 owne; wants a~tlon now!' 4 Bdrm. on channl!I $350 a 675-$740 a LIND80RG <X>. 53fr.l5T9 ()pea sun. Cl .,. I' 550 555 TO S21 9 50 Owner dmm •·AMMlm rent>wed . 0 I ~ 3 BR dplx ptiy furn $250 SMALL 1 BR. apt Co8e -.'•c"OR-"'o"-'"'""""s-.-1 = as11 1c• ion -~2572 • · laundry caah out a Garden 2 Bedroom, 2 bath unturni1~ n Y .,..,., per mo. Call Mr. · · ·-l & 2 br. Adults, no pell. 10 pl , 1 dult on! Ytt.rly * LIDO APT [f!] ' Groyr ·~ atott cub out. l"d. F irepla.ce. Ocean view. Jtoegee, South Coa·a t Caywood Realty 543-1200 $175 • i ll5 yrly, 501 E. e • a Y· · 2 Br ttudlos &: SU"l'tl le ,,[ __ l_M_'_""""' ___ _,J ~ EXCEPTIONAL Entn.nct tl) 525-t8J3 ' Built-in~. $275 mo. Aaent Real:::irs, 545-8424. NWPr BCH. Tmmac 3 BR, Balboa Blvd. Bkr, 67~ S75/mo. Utll pd. ifJ...85.20 . s:Jai I: 1,11 Penthouln $21L 1_ _ lo Mess Verde Country Cub. • 675-4930. SHARP 3 BR, 2 BA, quiet den , dining, 2% BA: from C"'tront1 del Mer l Bedroom, $135 per mGr!th,' -DlbWllij frpl, dbl C&rJ*'t, Cla11ification 575-510 2 BR Condo. Spt.nlt:h acyle. XLN'T oppor, for (.'ouple. N $230 $385. Della 64&--4414 lncludlng.u~ti~I'!. • ~PMI ·"3-1378 Xlnt finan, by owner. MufLer Sr:rv, I doc groom-2 Bedroom.&: dt>n. Corona street. ow vacant, per """'/'10 .. This Is a rare BACHEWR, nt>ar ahop'g, Tradewindt Real MT-«m 2 ..".:;,. ....._m -·, 2 ... ~ 546-8790 No chUdre.n undet Jna: 1erv. both oomplelely' del Mar. Fireplace. SlGJ mo, mo. Call LARRY, Heritaae "' " ......_ uv ..... ~. [ ~---·· J 12. · equ'"'. on aame p--....,·. yearly. Agenr 671i-49.ll. Resl Elilllte ,541}.illl, • • one on Pe:nlnsul• Pt! Call Priv patio. Adults. Sllalmo. Le.Un• le.eh 2 Ba. trp.I, bltna, crpfa, _ ''" • ...,.... •" ALA Rentals e 645-3900 Util Incl. 646-4095 3a 2 BR. 2% bL Pool, sauna. Rea1. le11.w. Ownerw will Cost• M.ie * l BR., i 1.; BA. Condo. drps. ~ I: $250. Clessificetion 600-699 Low dn. Owner Wtfinance teach. Jnvest. r e: q · d . S t v /ref r i&. All rec. 1-BR duplt>x. Cplft, drpt. LRG,, priv Bachelor. Room $30 WK LUXUIY Ma.rnerj!e. 67~. 54$- tnJ F rti Co M2-5IXIO sa&-2449 art 5. NICE l br wta:arag,, Quiel. racllillt>s. can 962--0224· o'( nnre: Adlt.11. No dop. $1l'.I & bath. No cook'g, Pvt entr. · " · s 8R., 2 Ba. duplex. bl L,..,.,. I f·I uplo n/Un, I YOUNG Womena Boutique. ~ftSPOflllblc couple or l 962-8621. ~ ~)fo. Graham Rlty 646--2414 $95 Incl utll. ffM,517 , •n.11'!:. Bechll:-.,..... ~ .. 11 c1iibwhr, lndry nn, 1 . f' D ex" ti Xlnt S. Orange a, Loe, t'll, rln&Je, $140. 2589 Oraflle 7 BR hit" in court. Opts Sl75 • 2 BR. Bead\ Me. 2 BR. l ba, crpt, PoOI. So. ...... .. ,. slept ---. patio I pr. l23S/im. ClaisifiC:etion 700-710 die 1'2 Syrs.Rl!uonablypriced.PO Ave:, 548--t.1tiO &: drps. Sl45 mo. No pell. Child , pet ok. AvaU ~-or hwy, ~~~ peta, ~ ~u-:C.!: ..._... ; .SANTA ANA. Garden apta. Box 2703 Capi9ln.no Beach. $225 mo. lt>AR l or 2 1rnall dtlkftn. 2971 AL.' Rental• • 54,,._ $166 ~. OIH"'n.J. ' ~ ' NEIJl nr,. altnctive 2 ti': I ........ " ~ .. ~ 4 unltl, 3 ea. 2 be -(2> c.JU. Lie l br, 2 ba turn borne -w111aoe.•4;:t •. ~ 19U w. Balboa mw. 8mill 'c..t• MeA tee. ; I ~,.,.. l ~ ...... Adults,"°,..: L. =-:=--::---:=-2 BR. 2 .,.. • 2 BR, l BEAUTY aaloa, Newport -645-1622 $1.40 • 0000 Joe. t 2 8R. beach me. ' Br. (Oii' tum) Villatr =-~~ ~ Clen;f;,.Ho• IOO-U6, ba. Bltn lti!Cll., Cpb, llrpo. ..n \I Im. to """"'"' !juntintfon Beech RIO, ... ...,_ a,ir. Ollld lld-0&51 °' &IS'-2W. e $311 WIEK, & Ut!' CHARMING l>i<Oil nont -2 a 3 Br [El P•Hol, ptaps, liaandry JlllJ'tntt, fftlOO. TenN. Bkr . • · • A 'Pf't. ·r Newport H•llhb 1 q.. or Sl'UDtoS lift.w/ Alto 2 bdr. 1 -... deck. L"'-.?7· m -. r ,... --.-'L. racll, '86.50Q.. st&-5151. sc..mr OPEN SUN 2-s, t.mmed. ALA Rentals • 663900 -· kitcbm can ·a· -·. ·-~ _... •• Bu a1 srwm. ---r, I pou. Lovel)I lrs: l Br. hie . _ ......., ., lncon'1!9 Preperty "6 "'9ttm...t in xtnt condo. nel&flbOrhood. LARGE Ranch type 3 BR 5 BR or 4 I a dtn, fcnn&l l'M llnent. be&ted ~2!° IJIO(~ ~ + uta. .....,..., 2 ~ 1' .. frplc, am ~ Clen;f;....+"'°•150451 ' . Opportunity 221 HUI' gar patio pool • a !.unUy, llple, l\l!l> "'1!1d din's rm, '" l'llc:d ,oi, """ TY A ...:.S ~ -• pft -· 1'10 PETS ,_ I ' I[• JI' I '4 SIPAllATI UNITS tt<. Ati•~ll< to 'Surlwood ouldoor. B~ a ' ~ llubor HI dblrlc~ llOO""" av&Ji, • mIDlO, ....,. view, u!U. <lit. (JIJ) Cll-lllli 11_~ .. ~=~!:;"~,·~·~ 1'-Wlth prtvett yanfa on Santa SEASONED not" balance ~lo 816 Foxhall Dr. Owner. i>atio. $_22$ Mo. , ~n Y..8-95'10 2U/28'1-2483. Daily A Monthly nta pd, sm mo. Em.ployed 3 B1l. J Ba. cpt&, ~ • .W. I' '' . ... ..,... "°"'" ...... $25,000 • 151),000 ftttU!o! ~'" """" 6'2-!Tf! ljlUICK CASH 20!0 ~ ......... Blyd., •• 2111 ....... -· ..... .e.!140. ...... ...... -d CJesslfiutioft 900.9,1 ! $55.IXIO. by multl·bllUon S fllf1. 10 % LW. Isle LCE 3 hr, 2 ha, blm.. • 942.2111 ·• • tJVING rix>m BR. iA NO $210fmo. m-w. l'[i} Roy J. Word Co. >f•ld. Coll ownor m&:Z.'i9 ''""" Ba<k Bay .,., JHIOUGH A· B/Anl•>'lcud • ll!Q,uge .,,.._ u111: pd. ta' mo. 2 BR ...... dbpoAI, -I ~ Ill 1QJ3 Marlitll!!n Dl'Mo • NJJ. m..1Dtt. l\ BR. ~~ ba. waterfront ~~:~Y~rdl''l: &;! ~ •• •Jlli:' .! St\ldenl Jftt: 41MTCll. ---:-:...~~ ~· i•-----~·~-°""" sno... """ ""'" """ -. "'• ,.. "°""' w1"°"' on Lido . , I y Pl' ·OT . . ·i0 . ..,. . -· ··~ ... Cl.itffjcation 9I1·947 6*1550 • . Nord. $1500 Mo.nth. $17'. -3 _BR. CbUdre:n Qlt PA L . ~ S1;'l1D fl. 1 BR ts LiKE To trade! 011r * • j U. nnly ct.cora ~ 10 Unit..F..utaide C oi t• brt Jut ttacb Ir )'(KD"tMllCnindy Rltr '4~ Fncd.)'d.~PftsldentPL ::_'f!;:..,:!rv~ TrJ.raPandile~ll ...... mopais.mNw""1!f l. _.., ... J~ """ """'''"""'"'·no -a can oau1 PUot"wHITE, ,U,..ANTS" 646-1145 6'&fZl' WANT AD' CDo .M:.GoodroRl5 .. ,;;._,,sU...,s~--... m.1c 1,_..,,,..._,,,..,--,,...,,--.:~-vioanc!,n. low main-Ousl6ed SO-MTS ewmann&rw )Qlt hou8l"1 3 BR. fe~ yard, rudtn ~ 1 CJwa°"e i.:ef'dl' !+«. -,,_ .,...,. JT'I A llrttw .. •ll c1 ... 1t1~·~0: ... --:;:;;:J:i"'·~ By ,......i :'*1f:: ~,.~~.4\td ...,. ... 1.,._~'/' • i_:_'42·5671 f'.f•iiel..iw ·5;91'"i 15,c.u,-.•. --=oi:.=ffl . • - I , I I Unlurft. "5 Apt. Unlvm. KS Apl. Unfvm. 165 Apt: UnfVm. ~ Cott• Ma. Cost• Meta ;;.-':"'-•,;.;.,,. . .:;;;_-·.,.---1-------' 1.:::=:...:;.;=----*STUDIO APT.* QUIET.CUL DE SAC $170 e CORSICAN FAIRWAY • MARTINIQUE • FROM $135 •'BEDROOM lspamh J "°"' . .,.., b"'m NOW YOU CAJI AFFORD I B'• ''•Ba, patio, bit·""· Per k-Lik• Surroundings • t ~ eA111s 1-1pacioul 2 Br. Clran. Lrg crp" drps. Ask about out Nev., Llrlt. ~llXt 1.2-3 BR'•. Vll.IJ APJS DELUXE 1_2 Ir 3 BR APTS. Spanlah Garden Apts. e ADULTS ONLY trph::. 2 car ~aragt, Lrg NEWPORT BEACH discOOnt plan. 880 Centir ~~ ll=-~ , Abo FURN. BA.Q{ELOR Conv•nil!:ntly Locall'd e HEATED POOL patio. Adull1I. SDl/mo.·Gu f::'.S;':L':, :';"'""':--:::-::0.,_,;;,.--;;-;--;;;;; .,__ .... .__ * n~ Pools 1 Ir 2 Bedrooni9 t02i ~li.sskm Apt, D CM & v.·ater pd. Nr...OCC.. HS-A En1'oy •7•• 000 health club & spa · 7 pools 7 p 3 BR 2" BA i-mtna. dwhr, lott.'ll'd &ii b!at, 2 & l BR's ~~"'~::-.. ~. • Adtill. onl)' Built·illli ~9608 54<>-1559 Clearbrook Ln, • iN, I ' • ,, ' """ ... crp1.a, drps, frplc Ins Private patio .>AAl lndiv .. ...,... CM Carpets" drape• I . . tennis courus. Bachelor, 1 or·2 Br'1. Also z. sq. rt. Studk> apt, CJ1)ta:, Br, ear. ('Ai m.1. £,or South laundry tac.' ....,.... • • Jm Santa .Ana Ave. I Enclosed Garages EASTSIDE Quiet Adult Living story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitch· drps, nr So. Cit Plua. ~ Cout Plaza; turn ot:f ~ Near Orange Co. Airport &. ?Qr. APl 1l3 • ~\?i2 POOi & Recreation Jtm. Brand new 2 BR, l BA. $175. 2 BR. Shag~ bltn., beaut. ens .• private balcony or patio. From $175. mo. Drive by 973 Valencia. flower at Ross.) UCI. A.duit.1 only. VILLA MESA APTS. 1 See: 160 w. Wilaon Crp1s,drps,dwhr,aeildean. lndscpd_ $170. l.JlllcJ all util, Subterranean parking, elev, maid service. Call 54>07l& Mgr. FROM Sl50 20122 Santa Ana -Ave. 2 BR. Prlv patlo, Htd pool. I ·lng Pl Ovt!ll, all wtr I gas Ad.Its only, no :.ett. Full-line food market, dry cleaner, beauty . SEACLIIT 1.tanor Aptl.. 1 540-19'13 or ~2321 ?if&r. Mn. Joachim, Apt 3-A 2 car vicl'd pr. Otlldren pd. Htd pool. 324 E . 2eth 241 Avocado St. * $t6.-0!J79 s~on within complex. 7 beaut. model apt.s . 6:: 2 Br. l'Ai Ba. Sl~. DELUXE 546.SU ~1elcome. no pets please? St. 64&9148 BEAUT. Country dub Villa. 9 am to 6 pm daily, other times by appt. S30 "mova in alknvance + TOWNHOUSES ' ~us~' 719 W, \\'Uson. WILSON GARDEN API'S. 2 BR, l~~ BA, pVt patiQI, Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. o1 reg: ~~~ ~ Co1ta M.u Costa Mela ON' NEWPORT BACK BAY SO:\tF:mlNG SPECIAL 2 BR Untum. Newly dee. crpt, drps, bit-int. P'l(I mo. Fashion Island. 714: 644-1900 !or leasing info. ~la~nda .. 'sa.-2682 . 1 j l'IB\V. 2 Frplcs, ••el bar, 111£ GABLES -REALTORS New cpts/drpa. Spa c For further Info call Je 3 .i 4 BR-3 Ba. Frpk. tam bt~m ~ilings, 2. hath.!, 2 1 THE SEVILLE SINCE l!Hil fi°~1nds. ~tsf-no tpe~. Edwardl 96M323. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS 3 BR. Unturn. Shalimar Dr. morn. double garage. Beaut. I priv. pali05, v.•alk 1n closets. J 2 Br, 1 1% Be. 11•/gar. Adi ts, rno. 0 u n a 1 n BEAUT 3 Br 2~ Ba 11tucUo Crpts, df'pl(, 2 kids ok. No I -.1 Bill; _ _,_ pool rte. No pets. 2 adults, crpL-; drps, range, tncd yd, 673-4400 0 11,·,°',,,.;:. ,<Harbor, turn w.1 apt. Bitns, new crpts, drps pets. $1511,'561""6943. ounge. ~ · wuu;o. sai: 3 . $210. SEE TIHS 1 pa110 ' 636-41:.xl 1""'11 • & paint. Avl Feb. No pril. Costa Mesa I 3 350 A~i~t! ~~ldreas ~ ONE NO\~' ... ~113v Bay St. 2437-D Orange A\'e . $155 I HARBOR GREENS 1 $19.J. 998 El Cam !no . Costa Mesa 1!~ ~ .,J~d °Ii., cfe':: .,...,..,_.., 2619-1. Sat"Jta Ana Ave SI~: , [~ COSTA . GARDEN & STUDIO· AP'I'S 546-Mjl 1 • BR. $125/mo. 2 BR. ATTRAC. Like new. 1 BR. Kids -ok. 646-0627 or REGENCY 2 BR.. garg. Patio. CJ,:its, MESA VERDE NE_\\ l & 2 br. Blms. swim-1&ch. 1, 2, 3 BR'1. from $1.10. LRC: 2 Br. l"Ai ha studio $lj()/.mo. P~I. C 0 n v. DJhwhr, crpts, drps, bltns. 642-&44. 1 & 2 BR. Crptg/drPs sell I drps, 'ilO\'e, relrig. Quiet 2 BR cpl! drps bltns wash/ 1 m~~ J>OOI . & garage. All 2700 Petenon Way, c ,M, apt. M petJ, families only. sbop i · No ch!ldren. 313 E. Htd pool. All util pd. Only * nitLUXE:=~,~.~2~BR.= cleanin&: gu oven, enci gar. tropical seulng for adults dry' atta~h. ~ked' rar .t. ~n:,:d~d. ,!150 :~ .s: 54&-0370 Priv patio. 726 Joann St, l llh Pl. ~· s1:io. Inqwre. 307 Avocado, Garden AptJ. Blt-11111, priv. Patios. 548-J605. JTI \V. \\'i!. I only. 1 b!k to s!Dps. stor. Lrg close11. J\'r. shp'g. Av~do St •CM ~ 9708 1lIB SUN NEVER SETS Oil S150 , 2 Br, pvt peuo It fncd yard, Apt 9, 64~ patio, heat~ pool, trplc. 800 : Unfvm. 365 J .:.'~~~.(30. 365 1 :p~~~.:~~· MB-~~ Apt. Unfu~.1 . . 365 1.:. ~:": 365 2 ~~~~:~~~~~. ~. E~ ;,:ii45frp~r :~ 2&!~· ~:.·~;:ends!:~: A~;~l~~·L~~~·· . """ Santa Ana Santa Ana patio. Adu.lll. $160. 134 E, · patio, beam ceilings, JJlllc, 1-2-3 BR Wuher/<fr:yu' hook- Melod)' Lli. &U-9645 DUPLtX, 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 gar, 2650 Elden, 5J7-m!2 up. encl pr, patio, frcd alr. NICE crpts il drpi stove ~s, ocean view, large, att 7 pm &: Sun. $165/mo. Mesa Verde a rea. 546-lo:K &: -~ l BR ,..:,__ $285 lease. OR WILL SELL C S ..... , 2 BR. """"fi· · ......._ tD $75 000. 494-23.19 2 BR, l ~ Ba 1tudio. $175, ATI"RA • luulO ap ... 17th Shop1. ' util incl. Patio. 339 Cabrillo. l'h BA. Crpts, drps, bltnl, 543-8572, 646-6793 LRG 2 Br, cpl!!, drps, bltns, 518-4!lKll or MS-3648 refrig, pool. No p e I I . * NEW LUXURY l l 2 1-2 children ok. Nr scltls ' 646-6610 : .--------r---=B-re-a-::o-k--:T=h---e ___ _ I - ' . , ' Monotony ... li,·e in an a tmosphere t h at fulfills }'our domes tic and social requirements -"'ith luxury a nd conveniences at a low unbe lie,·able monthly rental. Enjoy your own priva te patio and the fun of being with people a t the pool and rec. building. E ntertai n guests in a comfortable lounge and do your thing at a modern gas ba rbeque. Live in modern comfort with built·in kitchens, dish"·as hers-ample closets. There's wall-to.wall carpeting a nd dra pes too. You'll a lso like the con,.enience of the South Coast Plaza·Shopping Center j ust around the corner . . . adjacent to th e San Ilie~o Freeway. Please join us for S1111day Br1111 ch.' Just Call (714) 545-3214 PARK PLAZA ALL NEW LUXURY APARTMENTS • I Bedroom From $137 Vi Ma<: Ar1hvr Ii; +_--,,,,.,,,.+_---+=+-2 Bedroom/2 baths from $167 ~ PlAZA. i i Townhouses $1 75 • • 3900 So. Flower, ' · 2 blocks'east of ·BriAtol and ~lacArthu r, Santa Ana & shopg $150 962-3055 * * QUIET 2 BR. 11:ar __ , Br. d~·hr, shag crpl, · · & pool Cpts/drps Adul ts DELUXE2br-AdwUowr garages. Pool & Rec. Quiet 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 child ok. only ~ pe! 64i..s042 40 only. Reasonable. 263-21&5 t adult Jiving 642-4470. S145/mo. Vic: Harbor & t ' 8' J61h Place SHARP Jrg 1 & 2 Br Adams. * 54>-5205 1 Slj() • 2 BR, 111 BA. Cpts, cpls/drps, bllrut, quiet bldi: $135. 2 BR clean, quiet, drps, stv-do,v~r, gar. ~0."E"a"-s"t,.c.B_luff~-----I No pets In'"· .. t oJc: $130 ....... d Ad 11 •• ·"'cc.c"c.· _7oo~w .... _w..,•_'"'.:."-·..:".::'-c..79=58," · "".J . .....v ..... 1ar. u s, no pe.,,, !- &: s~. 34&-9722, 547-2682 64&-5370 I BR ~ den, carport, !to.ve NEWPORT BEACH 1 BR. Ii 2 BR, l'iii BA. 2 BR, ran<>e. d;..._aJ, ~1 . &. refrig. $140. 981 Valelll.':.La. V'll G d a-1 C d . .., ......... """"" ~·.. 6-12-1431 t • rane • ""t" •· pt.s, rp1; nr shops; pool. drps. 132 E. Bay. S130. Four bedroolll! with balcon. Util pd. 1884 Monrovia. 4!M-2792 2 BR den, fpl., bltns. New ies above&: below, Gracloul 548--0336 carp. Patio. 1544 Elm, Apt Jiving &: quiet surroundiJli 2 BR Nu shag cpl, paint Turn unused iteTM irtto quick A. $171). Adib. st0-4519 for family with children. le drps. Forced he a t . i;ash. c:a.11 642-5678 Near Corona del Mar HJ&h Dshwshr, priv patio $150. Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 &hool Flrepla~. wet bul: 968-4G2'l -642--0SW built-In kitchen appliances. $30 wk-1 per, v.•/kit $.15. Fountain Vall_•Y Fountain Valley 835 AMIGOS WAY 644 -29'31 Maid ser, linens, 'IV A: tele. Cold10,·eil Banker &: Co. Seal.ark ?itotel 2301 Npt Managing Agent 5.tl..5221 Blvd, 646-7445 . * 2 BR. elec bltns. lock . gar, Mesa Vertie area. Big ck>sets. $155/mo. No pets. 557-8400 l·BR. Avail . Feb. ls t . ~1ature only. Bltns. $100 Month. 112-D M a I no J i a 4!»-469:) LRG 1 Br. apt. All new crpt.s, drps, tCe & paint. Bltns. $145/mo. 546-0451. 998 El Camino, CM. ATTRAC lg 1 Br. cpts. drps; bltns, patio, gar, adlts, no pets. Sl35. 646-1762 i 11 z 11ec1room. -z 11a1111 Adlllt Uriq f'1lnklled II t1Blanlohed Huntington Beach . ' 2 BR, bltns, refrig, drps, shag crp!g thruout. Upstain w/ocea.n view, AIJO l BR, crptr;, drps, ttlrii, bltns. $135 mo., incl urll . Trade.winds Realty, 847.SSU . WALK TO BEACHll LOVE.LY NEW 1 I 2 BR. Crpt.s, drps, Dilbwuhus. 709 Palm * 841-3957 $140 ASK about our di8count plan! e ,.., 2 BR. crpts, drps, bltinl, car-• OW.-.,._. port. f25 Move-In All e st. .. c.,,,_,, ance. 725 Utica: 536-2462. ii#. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 11,~.~.---------'---------.C..--~~~~-~ 36S Apt. Unfurn. 365 DLX 2 Br, 1% Ba Studio. Bltns, Cpts/drps. No pets. Av! Feb. l. $160. 541H>451 We'll help you sell! 642-567f Apt. Unfurn. 365 : =:::., * FRESH AIR e .,......, c.u,_,. Walk J blks 10 Beach! 9565 Slats Avenae Beaut. big 3 BR apt w/w crpl.s, clrps, bJtns except , €trvlne Irvine Irvine Irvin• Irvin• Irvin• ' ,. ' ·-. I " : ! ' l \ .. . RENT A $1,000,000 RECREATION CLUB FOR $180 A MONTH AND GET A TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT IN THE BARGAIN. You would expect to pay • lot to live In an apartment with • miftion dollar private club. But you don't al Park West Aportmenls where rentals sl•rt •I $155 , .. where a two bodroom begins al $180 ••• and the most you can pay is $235 a month for • thrH b,droom, two both apartment. I • t • ••• The ·:r•nt it • b1r9•in1 when you consider th. club • • • sl•fl..lc~Y.'lr•ined ' penonnel ••• wah • folly equ,ipped exetcS..~roorri'. , 1 ~n's and women 's lockers, ihowers, whir!fl\oOI· bot!is end .. un ..... loung• with liropl•~· ..• librHy. •. ' lei,vision' room .•• biDiar\l •nd pool room •.• c;ord ~d 9 me .. m'.. ; •. mu~i·purpose room •nd color· ing liif~n'far petty 9Mng , .'. 1wimming and therapy • I 1 ' • . , . ' _ ".\' 'I I r _ pools •.• sdnd volleyball ond championship tennis •nd handboll courts ... and a grassy field for jogging and lawn sports. The apartments are incomparable ••• spacious ••• up to 1,250 square feet .•.. individual entry courts •••• pri- vate patios or balconies •..• shag carpets and fuH length drapes ..• all electric, with buift-in appliances, including self-cleaning ovens .•. air conditioning ..• birch cabinets ••. and marble counter tops in baths. $155 a monlh ... or $180 . , . or $235 . , • hardly any· thing to pay for a million dollar recreation club ..• especially when you're getting the best apartment in town in the bar9ain. .. • ! jlll · WiST APARTMENTS ~ PARKVIEW LANr, IRVINE &141 833-3733 • 7) I I ' • 1"'' :, . : ~tti. San .DI ... Freeway go South on Culver Roaif. ........ .,., -. ' I ., ~'1 "::.-t.: re.trig. S225. No pet.I. 536-17ll rt::,.~,~'F-:'~m~i: WALK TO OCEAN 968-6M6 1 BR. Crpts, cirps, some w/ =!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!I fll>lc'& piilios.. Sl20-Sl.50/per mo. Adults. LINDBORG CO. e 536-2579 Apt. Unfum. ·365Apt. Unfvm. 365 ULTRA private delux 2 BR. F._,o,,u,,,n,,,t•::l,,,nc..Y.:..:.•l:,:l•:i_ __ __,Fc::ou,,,,n!!l-"•!!ln,_,V~•"'ll"'o'----. 2 ba, 1\ngle !j,l:ory, pvt patio. r-end gar. Slt5. 817 Geneva • § ALL NEW V8LL8YP8RK APaRTmeNTS ••. opens new doors for • •. YOUNG FAMILIES 2 BR Apartment $160 2 BR Carden Apartment $175 2 BR Townhouses $185 • Pr•School Center e Adult Pool e Children's Pool e Private Patioa e Electric Kitchens • Wall to Wall CloHts & Carpets • 2. Pl1yground1 • Carport• & Storage VALLEY PARK APARTMENTS 17256 South EucRd St. (just toVth of Warner in) F.OUNTAIN VALLEY Phone (714) 540-4785 Furnished Model1 on D 1p!.y 1'.rofosslon•lly Mon•god by WB M ...... .-Cotp . St.. 536-8659 ·1''EW 2 BR tmm $135. Cpts, , I drps, bltn1, patio, fam MC· 1 I ~~ay area. No pets, 1 CHEZ ORO APTS 181'!4 Atlanta, 1·2 BR, pool, , private gatage. \Vashers, dryers. 536-8038: 536-2727 l ~IODER.t'l 2 br duptex-trplc ; bltm. crpts, drps. \Veil : maintatnf!tl. 2 children ok. I SJ.35 mo. 842-5817 I $1~2 BR. 1 ~-Crpt1, drp!!, j bltns. a l r -.t:ond , pr., Oi.ildren ck.. No p e t 1 . 1 830-1548. e SP ACTOUS Redec. l BR. · New crpL'\, bkll5, laundry. I Adults. no p ets. S 1 4 0 . J 8JS.4063 BEACHBUIFF Apts , NEW 2 BR, 2 ,Ba. dishwub· ers. pool, patio. 8231 Ellil. , 842-8477 or 841-3957. $Iii Modern 2 br, crpta, drps, r ol r. child OK, no pets, pt.• ' lio, 968.(XJ64. l ADUL TS.2 br STUDIO l 1" ba, pat.lo, balcony, pr-I age, 2 blQ from ocean, $150. 1 1401 Olive, H.B. 1 BR l\ledalUon Condo, all ' bit-ins, refrlg., encl patio, J pool, quiet. SIJO. 675-503f 1 BR W/stove It re.trig, crpta &: drps, Nr beach Sl25 mo. Tradewlnds Realt)', 847.8511. AVAIL now. Sl59. Attrac 2 ! Br. Kid1 Ok. All ulna. Poot 968-7510, 347-tl!I& LR.G 2 Br. Red@C. BHnt • mrtg. Gers avail. SlCI. m lndlampoiis, H.B. !!6-0191t 1 BR. w/paUo, ~ncl p.J'I'. sµ51rr,o: ""~ pd. Adu.Its. A~ P'ei. ht M2-CSt9. L•p• llt•<h FOR rent or leue :r-r round, l BR. ~llll v\ni, clew to YftY mce beach. ,kll turn., un de r1round ' Prk&. w/w cpt, drps, nlce pvt fW!deck, 49'-9633 or JM-1447 Mr. Brack, rBR, 2 BA. new dn.pe, I: ~ting. Util, pct Cuqe. ~lute adultt, no peti, 32) l Myrtle. $225. • I OCEAN rront tpttt.aalar vllla. Huie rm.I, 3 ,,...,. ., piiW ·11111·· - I Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have 4ny Of These Things A -DAILY PILOT WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! I . Stove 29. Bicycle 51. Electric Tr1ln 2. Gult•r 30. Typewriter SB. Kitten 3. BUy Crib 31. Bar Stools 59. Cl•uic Auto 4. Electric Sew 32. Encyclopedia 60. CoffH Table 5. Camera 33. Vacuum Cl11ner 61 . Motorcycl• 6. WnfMJ 34. Ttopic1I Fish 62. Accordion 7. Dulbo1nl Motor 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 63. Skit I . Ster.o S.t 36. File Cabinet 64. TV Sot 9. Co~h 37. Goll Clubs 65. Workbench 10. Clarinet 38 . Sterling Sllv•r 66. Di1mond Witch 11. R•friger•tor 39. Victori1n Mirror 67. ~Kart 12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom S.t 68. Ironer 13. Sewing Machine 41 . Slide Projector 69. Camping Trailer 14. Surfboard 42. lawn Mowe r 70. Antiqu• Furnitur• 15. M•chine Tools 43. Pool Table 71 . Tape Record•r 16. Dishwasher 44. Tires 72. Sailboat 17. Puppy 45. Piano 73. Sports Cir 18. Cabin Cruiser 46. Fur Coat 74, Mflttress Box Spts 19. Golf Cart 47. Drapes 75. Inboard SPffdbo1t 20. Barometer 48 . Linens 76. Shotgun 21. Stamp Collection 49. Horse 71. Saddle 22. Dinette Set 50. Airpl1ne 78. Dart G•rM 23. Pley Pen 51. Organ 79. Punc~ing Bag 24. Bowl ing lell 52. Ex•rcycle ' 80. Baby C•rriage 25. Weter Skia 53. Rare Books 81. Drums 26. FrH1e1" 54. Ski Boots 82. Riii• 27. Sul-55. High Ch•ir 83. Dotk 21. Clack 56. Coin1 84. SCUBA Goar Tllese or any other extra things around the hoUH can be tumed Into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD • so .. Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT 1' 642-5678 Satwd.11, JfltUllT 30, 1971 . _,._ ... _._ ... _--~!tJ [ ,. ... I --J[t] 1----ll •l I~ ........ ~ H•ll ....... -.• , __ , Apt. u~ MS Apt •. Unlum. us \!!!!!!n1v!!!!!!~~~ ... !!~"""~·;· ;;;;;;;~~ ....... ~~. '··~, ;;;;~, ll-'---,-----1·--..--"-----""''· U m. -Furn. w Unfum. m l!-·or Unf1im. Lido ltlo ' S.nl• Ano ----------1 _.,;..::;..:::.:::...=:::::,:::_.;::.~~::.::...::::.::=....:; 11;,~B~R~. ';;ba~c~ .. ;; .. ;;.,;;;.;;ol;y,-:,;;.,;; .. ;, I;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;.; Westcllff ~ Huntington le•c:h Hunff kach .,) ~ rttric, new crpla.. drps. uut VILLA MARSlfllES 2 BR, 2 ba.. c/d, trplc. patSo. pd. Phone <7>sll" 'lllAND N1W Adwo. 111H1!5. lllll Bed· SPACIOUS ford. New rarden 2 br, :l Mete Verde 1 & 1 jlcfrm. Apts.. ba, c/d, trplc, andprf, .~ 2 BR u.pata.ln. Gar. Newb Aclult Llvint across tront Cot'O Coco'•. decor. ChHd alt. No peta. fyrn. & Unfurn. 1665 lrvl.oe. '42--0:239. 11 ,mo~_lmo~·-"'='--c....,·---I Dill.hwaaher • coklr ooordlnat-Apt Newport BMch ed appliances · plush •hai: F~·;,.. er Unfum. 370 11~=='"-=='---I ~ -cholce ol 2 ro!l)I' .J!a Quinla J/.rmo6o ·!. ' . ' Cuual estate Uvlna. Enter La Quinta Ber-I mosa'a lu!h creen atmospberi " stroll tr.. : lined walk ways to your apl : 2 BR, nr Hoq Ho!p. O'pts/ ~ • 2 baths • stall I-..;,.,-------I ALL UTILITIES .INCLUDID l 1 BR. Uni. $150 -Fum. $110 , drps, bltru, wuhr I ,dryr lhJ~ . t'lfrro!'ed ward-iiCiiosijtjj•ifMeiiiisi•iiiiiiiiiiiil space, gar, patio. 646-&25. rvbe doors • Ind~ llaht· ••-,m-.-~-.0-;"-.-ar1-~-.-· ,-~.,-··-.· -c-•• -,' :: ~ h~~chep~~.1~~= ~ID CORDOYA .,.,.,,ter included. Nr. Bay &:: patio • plush JandaCapini:: • Beach. Ga"i. P ali o. brick Bar·B-Q's ·large heat-I N£W 613-2'.!50. .,-pools & lanai. NEW NEW ll c.WESJ'CLJF===F'°"'2"""s",.-ad~w~oc-s.1 3101 So. Bristol St. luxury 40 Unit Adult nu pets, crpis, drps, bltns. {% lrll. N. of So. Coa~ Plaza) Ap I I C pie 1728 Bedford Ln. S175. S.nta Ana •r m•n om x 54Ss7''33 PHONE: 5575'1200 Oceanfront 3 BR, 2 BA, Child. CAN1 BE BEAT I I. 2 BEDROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURN . 2 BR. Uni. $llO -Furn. $111 3 Spac. fir. pl1115, decor. furnlablDp: liv~ .1 within romantic •ettlng . w/fpP or prlncy. 'I Terrae<d pool, pr!. 1uiiken fA1 BBQ'• w/ : seculded .. ating compL w/Jl,liil1da Ir Foun• : ~~ , ~I * COior co.Md. •it w/ indir•ct li9htint. : * Deluxe rang• A OYen• * Plush •hat crptg, I' * Bonus storag• sp•ce * ec,.... carport \ * Sculptured marbl• pullinen A tile btths I * Elegent recre•tion room. FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY .. · ren & pet OK. Yrly $215. 675-1410 2210 \V. Oceanlronf. Chttry l br,. bltns, cpl!i, Drps . .$1.IJ, util pd. SINGLE STORY Blk from Huntington Center. San Dieeo 1 Frwy .. Goldenwest Collete. '!' • Spacious Apartments San Diego Frwy. to Beach Blvd., So. on. Adult tern ooly 548-5931 Sooth Sea Atmosphere 2 BR. • 2 BATII Catpe1s • ..,.. AJr Conditioned Private Patios HEATED POOL • Special cabinet space Beach 3 blks. to Holt; W. on Holt to .•• ' •Lock pra~a w/ lg ator LaQuinta Hermosa 714: 847-5441 • Bm cell • U1dry e Patios .'l • Dwhr/di!pl e Ga! stove I 7-=:'"";F-----":"l'~i""'~"":~~-iloojj • Special aoundprootinc Coate Mes• H""'lngton Beech • Sh .. "'""'" ""'"' BAY MEADOWS APTS. * IAYFRONT P<on1y "'lawn GAS I. WATER PAID Carport & Storage: BRAND NEW UNITS all with QUICK CASH "g>=~~~E 2323 E~~n Ave, ~ ~~.ce~~~~·;";!~nzia~ 2500 South Salta ities. Adulls, no pels. THRo lrlGH A San"' Ana U 54~1525 1 1-~~2!!J!o!!!r!!!64!!!!2·!!!112i!!I~ e Baoh<lo< e U I ~ e 1 BRtrom $l40 e LARGE 2 br, 1% ba, crpb, drps, bltns, nr. Hoag Hosp. S185 rno. 6U-4387, 642.1m. NEW 2 BR. Refri&;, pragt!. Adults. S18.'"i yearly, dock avaii * 67l-7340. Hl&h--ri&e, bauL 2 BR. fUr or unfurn. From $295. 312 W. Cout Hwy. Npt Bch. l.RG 2 BR uni, ftdec, bl & rt!trlf. Gar avt $140. BR turn $125. '7il ln dianapoll1, HB. * I !'"!!''!""!!J!!!"!"""'""'"!"~ I LRG 1 & 2 BR. apti. 10 e 2 BR trom $165 e DAILY PILOT 2ch~!en ~~ 35~W. S;;:!'. ~~dr::ikrotl~e~ho~a~~ 387 w. Bay St { btwn Harbor WANT AD . SlJO/mo.Ca.lVappt.$2"58. laundryfac.,carport&pool. & Newport IDvd, % ml N. l Block from beach • bi:". New. Shag crpts A dql~. From'$1.25. 536-8367. • lJKE To trade? 0 u r Rent from SlJ0..S155. Ask ol 19th SU . 642.5678 Trader's Para.dill': column is about our discount. 1846 CALL &t6..oo7l for you! 5 Lines, 5 Days for Placent ia Mgr. Apt H. 1 1 & $5. Call today. • .00-5678. 646-8564. NEW LRG DEl.VXE AM'S ft-* . ,- Apt1., Apt1., BACIMvrn $119.50 ~-----~~ Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 1 8R-unfurn $139.50 ~ 2 BR-unfuro $159.50 ;;R:=-::m;;•::.,, _____ ::.,l Apta., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Misa~ Viejo Mlaalon Vleio Mission Viejo Live in America's most -successful new community. MISSION VIE;JO'S • FURNISHED AVAILABLE NR BEACHES I: OOWNTWN . . * 642 .. 2015 * Pnv entr I: ba. AdultJ, J ,-='7,:,0:7,i:;"';;';;;;;-,::= I pets. 21 :15 Elden, CM. Se 1 BR. turn. $130. 2 BR rum l\lgr. No. 6. l $155. 2 BR unfurn. $155. OCE.--N-F=R~O~N~T~~,~,~.-1 Pool. Bltn1, erpts, dri>~. no A e childttn no pelt. 3~ E. houseke:epin& roonu, Elder· 17th Pl 'cM ~ ly gt!ntlemen only. Llntn • ' · &: util lncl, $80 mo. 675-~ e DELUXE 1 &: 2 BR's. I _::,:.:::,:;::::..;::.:,.::;::,:c.:~::_1 Furn or unfum. Slt:i k UP. * FURN. Room, (~d Pool . Gardens. 177 E. 22nd medal.Hon hm). kltch. pnvil. St., CM. 642-3645. prlvk e:,,~';· .... ~ only, PD Wff • ....,-....,...., QUIET mod~m l br, tum COSTA Mesa, do5e lo OCC. or unt. $145/$155. Util's inc. S55 I: $65 uW pd. Female Pvt pat. 646--1798, 314 Dile only. Ideal for studerit. ·eASA IJBMA St, C.M. 642-8521 2 BR. Crpts, drps. $150 unt. YNG ~. or ·~:orkl-_,... ·~ ~~-~l~ Oran&t! Ave , B&l~ Kit A TV ~ ~ APARTMENTS Luxurious 1 a 2 Bedroom Apartments • Shag Carpets and Lined Draperies • Beautiful Patios and Balconies • Swlmming·Pool and Cabana • Fully Air-conditioned • Covered Parking Within Apartment Building • Storage.Eacilities • King size Wardrobe and Entry Closets • Dressing Areas • Soundproofing • Insulated for Climate Control • Washer and Dryer Facilities • Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal and Range • Balanced Power • Massive Vaulted Ceilings s150 tos220 MODELS OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. M1~.dflcent vlew1, 1djacent to th• Mission Viejo Country Club -e'9gant country living with easy acce11 to 1chool1, recreation cent9'1, rntaurant1, shopping, theatre, library and park. San Diego Freeway South to La Paz Road . left to Marguerita Parkway, right to Casa Loma Apartments. Apt a., Apta., 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Huntlnf!on S.•dl Huntinvton Beech Huntington Beech ~le, $65/rno A up. W1f ~ Huntington Be•ch FURN room in priv.'"homt.' : -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I COl§ta Mesa. Kitch prlvil ;~. • Nr, OCC. 549-1061 ON BEACH! # $15 PER week • up w/ldtehenl. $27.50 per Wtf • Bachelor Apts. From $215 • t1P Apta. MOO'EL. 5'8- • 2 BR unf, From .$225 NEWLY tum room. $lB per ·z • 2 BR Furn. From S28S week 6 up. Pvt entr av Carpets.dJ"ape:s-dilhwasher Phona 54MM51 heated pool-uunaa-tennis LADY only. He.led pool ,/ rec room-0c:ean views Kitchen prlvil. Nr. 18th : patiow.mple parkinJ Harbor, CM. 646--0669. Security guards, HUNTINGTON PACIFIC l LRG Br, 'fllll ba, Ii cloeeU pvt entr, J*tio. 3 bib bay. 673-1023 aft 6 til lt LAG. BCH. Rm w/ba, 7U OCEAN AVE., H.B. CTI4) 536-1487 Ofc open 10 am.a pm Daily \VILLWt WALTERS CO. ent, kit priv. $65. Reap m itudenl P'!!f· 497-1838 ,1 ~ROO;;::MC,C,~w*/kl~l~c~",~.""'.~=-~an:-11:1 : !!""!!'""'~~~~~,.. trance &.bath. 8 + BIG REASONS.-54Ss27'0 TO RENT FROM US! --------2 BR. 2 Ba, pool, rec nn Rentels to Sh•r• 4lO lndry. Ds hwhr. All elec. YNG man wfil 1 bare Unlurn Sl55. f urn $1&5. 2l20 beautiful beach OOme w/ F1orida. 53&-3107 tam~. Ref's . Phone 2 BR. S155 Up. -3 BR 962-25~. Sl80 UP. Patio, po o l. WANTED mature woman to childI'E'n ok. MORA KAT aha.re 2 br. rum. apt. Oak. Apts;. 18881 t.lora Kai Lane, B A~ • util % blk E. oJ Beach cu wood in N. · $l..., incl. · Garfield. 962-8$4 1,,::Cc:81::,,1 ~""""'Ol»:.,':.,'·---- 1 RR. Unr, e:ct.ra clO!ietll, SHARE my Wltt:rtront home bl ,_ 1130 1 w/dock. f\-tan, 30-W yean. In~. crpts;, ... vs, · $150/mo. 675-CJI. BR. Fum, SJ4 j. Ga! pcl.1,:==c_::.:_:=--- Pool Patio. Adil.!, no pets. r.tAN to shl.tt homt: w/pool 53&-6717 in Newport. cau 642-1313 ' I & 2 BR'!. FR0~1 S12S I---'"'---"--- Overlooking beaut garden BAOIELOI\. will share 3 Ir , patio & hid pool. Adulbi. home )n .~ Costa. Mea '' tDJ:; 12th St acr'Ol1 .trom ~-:::..·::;>:·'-5-~~-- Lake Parlf. 536-2692 Dlme:l.UM "2-S67S {, Apts., Apta., . Furn. or Unfurn. 370 ·FUm. ~ Unfurn. I I I I I • -1 ~ i • ! . A r • I J t l .... . ~-.. . ' Buy The DAILY PILOT For Peanuts! ' H•ra'a hera'a . here'a CHARLIE BROWN ••• and LUCY.,,1nd LINUS ••• and VIOLET ••• 1nd here's SCHROEDER.,. end la•t but not least here's SNOOPY Phone 642-4321 (Cireulatlon Department) to have the whole Peanuts gang eome and visit y ou dally . - SAYI Ctll! c L I I E 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 ' 8 181T 11111 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L· A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 LEGAL None& LEGAL NOMCE - FEMALE roomtnate needed W\111 Ju11ie. Balboa laland. c.all '75--4680 s.9 PM only. WANTED -the right ""'Oman lo ah NB BJuflr bm. Pvt ba, all prlv. $80. &44--0369 * * * * * ...... _ 440 OfflG llolltal Trader's Paradise DESK SPACE 222 Fore$t Avenus La~~·ria Beach "'-"'6 SHARE aiNond, cptd otnec, oc Al""" ...... Toi~.,.. 11· nes ltAL£ -cal .~ "" aervlce Jnc.I. and kn ta Ana A v • • , m mo. m.1461 64f..S302. AIR Cond, crpll, facing t 1' mes DOVER Shore• aru. Blk Beach Blvd, Reu. Call malt Cit ll'ilh whilt ~w1 842-2525 or owner and ti.ta o:>H&.r 5(8....85ll. BEAUTIFUL J room ofJICf' 21.3/:JM-0015. d I I " •·II• IUite w/kltchenette. Ideal 1--'-'-'---'-'--------11 0 ars S..'llALL Uolac.k q , male, vie. "IC'TITIOl,IS aUtlNllS 8'9 W ''lh C u U NA.Ml tTATllMIMT tor architect, i n 1 u ran c e NEWPORT oltlce1, c pt 1, • .... ·••. ca 435 ... ~M foliow!rw _..... 11 ~l'ltl ""11-..-STORAGE GARAGES. agent, reaJtor, f'lc. On dl'J>I. oeeah view, from $63 '-------------------.)'j;,i;~oo.<~7~48:·;;;;;;;;;:-.;;;-c;;;;:;-,;;;I WATlll c 0 H 0 IT I 0 HI HG CON-$25 per mo. Monrovia St . In N . D . per rq&. 01'11' Al1 ' pm: FOUND Poodle ViclDlty 300 ~~~:,:,,~: ... 11ax llOt. ,._,.,,, V•'"'' Pbonc. 642-639l until Ii pm. $350/$300 per mo. 64~770 6'15-4644 $26.000. Real Eftate in 10.2 BR unit. CM 1125 M b!ock t'llh Sl. Cotta Mesa. l!!<M,... Aahlrf Gelo••· 1..sJD T• * NEWPORT BEACH C1v1c Palm Dnert, !or South Or. Loan ;55,800 uauma.bt. at 6'6-lll6 ci.ci., '""'nMln v111Wf', c 1111om1,, DESK SPACE ~n•··, 300 ti to 1000 1t lllle Coun"' eout bUJlnes1 5.6~. Trade Jor clear hOniel----------1 Tf\11 11tit1-11 M11>11 cOl'ICNCtwd ..., Office Rental 440 '-'" ~ ·~ u ln41¥ldull. 1----------1 Anwa 6: Secretarial. 675-1601 venturr. P.O. Box: 2593, thl1 area S2W.$0M & owner Lost "5 itutitli=-o~1·~i;,.11 o.nr itiio1 105 No. El ·Cimino Real Capo Beach. 496-1412 evrs. CUT)' 2nd. A&t Sf9-0218. 1---------- J•niie" t>. 30 illd F.-W,... •· 1,_ SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY Son Cl•m•nte AIR COND., OCEAN VfEW ' ~o'-----=-----· IDROPPED Gold Ben r u 1 itn 11'-71 1-2-3 room, up IO 3,000 ,q. 492-M20 Q.Wlrted. llttt, zhop center ''10 VW Van. blue • white. !lxolO mobile home, furniah. wrist watch in fnlnt ot ft. ottict aultes. Immed. oc-San Clemente 49l-2979 Trade for boat? Trant car? ed, l1e rm attached. On the house 011 Orchid CdM Sun LEGAL NO'nCE cupucy. Orana-e County. CORONA DEL MAR 1670 SANTA ANA AVE cM Value $7100. beach. &11 park in Baja. 1117, Please ~turn.• Call /Jrport Irvine Commett· 300 t ' Ca11 Trade for equity .in bouae. 6n.JS84 before 1:3o AM or ,....,,, ,._ J dj 2 Rm,,,-,, PVI '-P"t on'" From sq. t. 35c sq Jt ••tvV> v·'--. -1•--•1 6 P•1. cl•TIPlc,,.• ol' aut1M11s ....,mp ex, a . Airpocter • ua, ~ ... 67>2464 or 541.5032 -49.)...(1823 ,...,.... "''"' """" """" ..._ itlC1'1T1ou1 NAMI Hotel &. Restaurant banks Prkg, crpt/drp, uttl pd. 2 dj , ~ N. I n. un0er&11ntd dMI ctNlfV "' r, • ' $145/mo. Owner. 673_6751 LAW OFFICE has space for Ex change $100,000 equity in a acent ....,gun.a lgUf' LOST in ~1esa del Mar, Jan conch•ctl,.. • Ml"'" '' 1dl A-San Dleao &. N'pt Fwys. '---wl~-obl• C p A-Tax Motrl &. Rancho Santa Fe view lols, i2.tl78, $10,000 1, Male Gennan Shepherd, Ho. D, N-1 Satdl. Clll'°"'I•. "'""' UNCROWDED PARKING .... .., ~c ,,,. nct1t1o11s firm Mme " ~USE LO·-~ RATES LAGUNA Beach: Otfice In man. Call ~1530 property FOR clear eit.ate, !Qltlty. Trade for unimprov· black and tan, lon&" ha.Ir. OF MACJlAME •nd ""' ••Id firm nL.J! tc""'ag ~ p · l"·t ~acreage or ? 5">4226 aft lP~t. 1o c~ "' 1111 tollowlrw ""o'" Owner/rngr. 21.Tl DuPont Or. Boat Canyon Shoppln1 l'ntr 3700 NEWPORT BLVD NB ''" e or '· rinc ...... s 54&-5374 " o.>< ~" ~,;::,in lull Mid 11i.u" rnliH<lc• Rm. 8, Newport Beach next to Safeway, 615 1.f. $275 •ON TiiE BAY.. ~nly. 542-6665. ~~~C-C--"-~-~'---IHALF Moon parrot, vicinity 0t¥1d M. T1n1. :mv. '2nd st .• 833-3223 Courtety to Broken mo. 494-9553, 494·1630. ·675-24&1 or 541·5032 '68 Porsche Targa 912 5-spd . 12 Units. \Vant to exch.an~ ot Coro11& del Mar. Rey,•ard. N•-rt hKI!, C-.llforl\11. I nJ•• So C I" 67>-6897 0111111 J-r"t' ,., ltn Xlnt cond. 38.000 ml. Trade or more u ..,, . a .... , · David M. T•ll• ror cheaper car or ? ? San Frwcisco area or bousel'1~ru~su=~s.=u~ .. ~_-mat,,,.~,-. ~,,---moo-, I &r1!1 ofC1tlfo.rnl1.0rl111•Ca1mlY: [ 11¥1 I 119] I l~ "-·-• 11 d on Jin. 211. 1t11, bltor. me, , Ho!•" •--lor'Rmnt .............. __ •---.. _ • E,v,."_·~,,';:ll ........... .irui. s an · vie Victoria Bch Jan 25th. ~l>llt 1n 1nd tor .,ltl stett. ,..._..1nr ....-u•--._, ,,...,.. Rich Irwin R.ealtor 67~ $100 reward 213: 943--8636. •-•rtd 01¥1d M. T1ll1 lcMWn lo . "'' 10 be 1111 "™""' Whal• ""'" Trade Jl0,000 ...... In Lii.ice Ar. HAVE: $ti0,000 2nd TD, $350 t.!ALE Bluepoint Siamese cat 11 1ubKrlbld to tt.. within lnslrumtnl ..,.. ' F i ncl 1c1i:now1edttd 1111xKut..i t~• wmt. rowhead lot In Arro\vhead mon1h, TCJo, or: free & lost in Meaa de! Mar area. COFFICIAL·SSALI Apt1., Apts.,, Apts., \Vood / It cour lu b clear Orangf' Cnty. unitJ, Reward. 540-3648 Jhtii H. C•111tt1 Furn. or Unfum. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Fum. or Unfurn. 370 s w KO "'· c ' NOltl"I' l'ubuc. C•lllO!nl• I --;___;c_:.::.,:;__;:;_:;:::;c;____:_;_:__;__;_;;__;;__;:;_:;:::_:_::._;_:_;.:__;;._:;;_:;:..:;___:_;_:_=::;_.::.:.11ake prlv_ for P""'ll boat. horn!-', land or lots. J'.'~:~""i:,:i!:• In Costa Mes• Coste Mes• Dick or Gene TJ4.82Ul569. Scenic Pro~rl\es 6'5-5726 BLACK, male, 11haggy poo- dle. Vlc. Fairview Ir: Baker. Please call M6-2962 M, Comml•tlon Explrtf 1.=:::::::...:;;;:'=:-----:-------.:::.:;:_;;.::;;;;,.....,---_;_::;:;.::_;::=.:;_______ lfave new 2 BR, 2 bath '"""'"'r u, 1tn Catamaran. dan1aged. v!ry Pullll.nld Or1,.g• CDtlll 0111¥ 111101 fast prololype, 20 It w/cu.s-house in Ne\lo-'P(lft 'Beach, ------- J1nutrt JO •nd Ftllrutrr 4, n. ?O. I W J J in1 2)6.11 mn1 trailer -\Vil! 1rade a11 ls c cnr. ant oca vacant ~------~ fat kite sailboat. 644-1938 lols or Jot. Balboa Bay Prop. [ If I•] LEGAL NOTICE ,_..,n ClllTll'IC.tT• Oit •UllNISI 'ICTITIOUI NAMI -r"" vl'ldlnleMd eon f;ll"ftf\' hi 11 conducll"" o lluSIMU 11 20CI Ort- A¥a.. No. C, CM!a MIH , Calltornl1, .,.,.,.,. TM nctflloul to..,n ,....., al Mlll.ACLIEAH tnd th.el flld nm1 11 Ull'l\-t<I of fht h1Hcrw1,.. ""°"' wllose ,..IN l" NII 1nd PIK • ol rttklll'lct ''' 11 loltll'WI' John Ylll~ton G111'1t < fl, 204ll Orl l'lff A¥t ., Ho.. C. COl1t Mftl, C.llloml1. °""" J_.., "· lt71 JOlln Ltl•Mon G1r...r II 11•11 ti' C11Uor11l1, Ora.,., Ceuntv: 0n J•flUll"I' "211 1111, bltcirt nw, I N-1•r"t' ,.ullllC Iii ond !er ••Id Siii•. ".-.nv •-'I'd J""n L,1,hton G•,,_. II iu-n to m• to lie 11141 "''°n .,-, ...,.,. 11 111~rlbtd hi Ille within l"'lrvm•~I Ind ld:M1Wli1ch1ed hi ·~Kutlld fh• &llN. (OFFICIAL SE.-,l! Mt"" a11h MOrtan Nall•~ Publlc-C•lllarn\f Prlnc1Pt l Olllc1 I~ 0!'111111 CG<HllY Mv CIWT\mlnlon E~•l•t1 .-.orll 9, lt71 ,.ullllthld Or'wllll (~II O.lly Pllol J1nutrV JO tf>d Ftbruart '• 1], 1(1, lt71 2J0.71 LEGAL NO'l'ICE ,_..,,. c•11.r1•1CATa 01' SUllN••• itH:TITIOUI MAM• TM unclotn/ttll'd c:loe• c1r1I,.. M 11 conduct\nl I but!-II 1(11 l'ler Dflft, 1-+u11tl~ S11dl, Ct llfoml•, v...:ltr ""' fl(!llloll'l llrm nll.... fl/f GLAD· DEN!IEVANS!ADYl!ll.TlllNG 1nrl INI 1ald llrm 11 r;-.Po.ed at 1111 follewl11t ""°"' whm• no..,,. I" fu!t I nd •Ila r:11 rt1IMMI I• p loU""o~ Glll-n F. IE¥11'1, t~l1 Pi... Orhrt , Hu"ll"lll"" !IMC~. C11Hornl1. Dalff J.,.Utl"I' 1t, 1111 COi ....... F, E~tn1 Stall" Ctllfo<nl1. Or•1>11• C<111""": On J111V11"1' lf, lf71, blt0<e m•, • Nol1rv l'ubllc In end J0< 11ld Sitt.. "''"""111'1" appeared Glllldtn F. E~tM kNIWn lo IN kl bt lt'W Nnclft Wllcllt n•me 11 tubtc:tlltlod le l~t wltl!!n I,,. 1trumf10I 111d Kk/lo'W1tcttt<I ht nKUled ""' """· Jefn l , Jobll !Mlt l"I' l'ul>llC l"\111111hed Ori n.. CMtt Diii'/' "I~! J1nutl'l' JI 1"4 ••llrVll'l' 6, U, JO, 1911 ~i.n Swingers Need Nol Apply We desire mature persons who would appreciate a clean, beautiful place to live, where managers have an interest in the welfare and comfort of their tenants. PICTURED IN THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS MAGAZINE AS "A SHANGRI LA ON 3 ACRES" JJ7E OFFER Beautiful One & Two Bedroom Furnished & Unfurnished Apartments Self cleaning ovens • Dishwashers (in 2 BR apts) Disposals • Shag carpets • Drapes Loads of closet space • Jacuzzi pool Huge swimming pool • Sauna Baths • Recreation room • Pool table & ~ounges • Kitchen or bar • Fireplace • meITunae woods 425 Merrimac Way, Costa Mna The most beautifully landscaped complex in the area er1 les 673· 7420. tnttruct!Ol'I alcer 3:30. ,1 ,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; For HEALTH l NEED Hi· Choice Desert, near Joshua free 2 BR home Ir: 6 acrt"s. Desert . Cal.outofatatr.J-lave V&l~ $30,000. Want: Local Schools &. 2 bldg Cl corn C~1. Inc $445 property & tn.de. instructions Fp $68M eq S42M AI-SQ.3 ac 494.4745, 4gg..1331 Palmdale Eli SZV.1. 646.8558 What do you have to trade'!' Llat It here -1n 0ranp County'• Iarpst read trad- ln1 pogt.642-5678 lOO hp John10n O.B, eng, 6 pl fuel tank. battery cabin & box It central cable. $700 val\Jf". Trade for motorcycle ol equal value. 548~78 AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Day I.; Night C..-. ~ 575 * * * * * * 610 E , 17th St., Santa .Ana PIANO LISSONS Beginners, tntennediate1. I~ I ll•l Learn theory, sight readlna ,. P1r10Ml1 etc Call Bruce (U.C.l. mua. I ~---;;;;;;~~~! ic ·bkgmd) !46.4478. Meu. II Verde. Office Rental 440 Per1onel1 530 COSTA MESA .:.::=..:;;:=;__:__.:.: ADVENTURE PRE-SCHOOL SMALL olf\ct", privAte en· 8 • M I u ·+ tranct", $30. 569 W. 19th St, _ SAILING CRUIS.E 11~ day 0:-°S:~~ 7'I P~d C.P.f. 150 l t. 3 mast~ Rigger. program hot tun~hei Ales OFFICE Space tor lede, 462 Leavin& 3115/n lo r 3 2.0, hrs '6:30 AM-6:00 PM. 1q. ft., air / cond., Beach month.~. Men A women 1il.'anl. ns wk.COMPARE! M2-CfiO Blvd., H.B. 213: 77J.-493l. ed w/~1lre1 for adventure or 83&.sZIT. Cdi'\i: OUJee suil!s 1500 Ml· & travel & ability to 1~1-P-IAN-~O-Lo-uo-,,.--------1 u. or lei&. wlll redec & eX}>eflM!I, For lnfonnallOn ...... _.. 1 _,_ M ,_ call Pam Rt'ynolds, ce. ,,..1.,., eaw ... n . u1"' crpt. Pr!v. prkg. 613-4110. {7l3l 378-2605 Systema. Mr. Hlithoock, ~ NEW olfices, 17877 Beach ~1368 Bl. Loweit renla &ll-2525 FULLY LICENSEl? * loP~IAN=~0----c1,-,-.,-.,-.-my--ho-m-•"-I or 213 : 394-0015 Renowned Hindu Splntuallst Beginner• _ prtf•rr•d 8u1/ne11 Rent•I 445 Advice on all ~atten. s I u dent s . Adams I Love, Maniare, Buslneu Bushard 968-ll.38 LEASE Harbor Blvd 11ore or oHlce. lm II<! It. Xlnt Joc:ation A pnrklng. Air cond. Ca.rpeUng, ;3Z mo Call 64.2-8060; eves, LIS-2698 Reading• given 7 days a · ' we!i', 10 am • 10 pm. lli N. El C&mino Real, San Clemente 492-9136. 492-0076 CLASSIFIED HOURS SI'ORE or Shop av a 11 · NE\VPORT INTERIORS downtown San J uan ANNOUNCES Apts., Apts.. Aph., Capiltnno for •ma 11 Tom William• Inter\ or Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 buslr.eu or olflce, '85/mo. Detlgner, has joined ' their PICTITI0~~11:u11N•ll -493-llbJ, 493-1706 eves atudlo. 675-6420. 3326 But TM to1~! 1T!!!:,'"~,. rto1 ... 0H~u~nt"'-'ln~pton.:::_~Be:.::•~c~h:__~H;_:.:u~n~tl~n~g~ton:;:;,~B~•~•~c~h_:_ _ _;_Hu.::;n~t~l~ngto~~n:.;;lle:;::•~<~h:..._ ___ SI'ORE w/workahop 1 n Coaat Highway, Corona f1e1 8:00 a.m. to !5 ip.m. Monday thnl f'rtd.9.1 9 to noon Saturday Advertl~ers may = their ads by telep COST A MESA OFFlCE builnHI ,,, back, TV repair or ap· ~1ar liri B ot A bldg) (M.-.lllSMATIC MINl!TllllES. Ill JI C pal• •• I ,:__~==~~='""'~~I I 3.10 w . ..,, 642-5678 Cortez 11.. Cot!• Ml••· C•llklrnl1. P an e re '• im .,..r , , SWEDISH MASSAGE a.nd t'HH. house. 443 W, Bay St., CM SAUNA , , 'l'rained Tech. NEWPOl<T BEAOf :2211 W. Balboa Blvd. 642-5678 IE"tlt¥ TH!Ol'I ov1,..t1u1~, 111 Car11z I . ~ across from Theo, .Robin11 st .. Cotl• ""'"'' c1111o•nl•. ""'· e (or relaxation. Pr I Ya t e K•""r1"" 0111 .... IMI,~ • .,_ c .... 11. s1 . 8 I Ol'DJB Jo·oro 646-2971 . cm•• M111. c1hhl11'11•. IH,,. room11, T~l1 b\lt!""11 11 btl"' -..iuci.d b• -----..._ Store-826 W. 19th SI., CM e OPEN 24 HOURS e 1 oarlnll(~~ln• o11111illu1h $115/mo. * 646-7414 2626 Newport Blvd. HUNTINGTON "BEACH 17875 &ech Blvd. 540·12'l0 ,.t.JtJlll~T.8:.·:::.w.t.,..1 Dt llv ,.ne!j clF68IDI. n~. . . E. 17th St., Costa Mesa Co1ta t.1e1a &i5-0860 J1nv1n> JO 1nr1 Ftt>rut l"I' " ''· '°· Store--0ffi<!f', SfJO t.tonth YOU CAN DO YOGA-ttn :1'2t·71 R.talonomJct Corp. 675.6700 f1'tt Demon~tration Tues. at LEGAL NOTICE DESK Space. Laguna Niriuel Spm, F'or Vitality & Poise , Industrial ana. Src'y serv. Cla.ne1 Start Wed. Yoga 831-1478 c:layi. Cenl!r, 4-4.S E. 17th St, C.M. LAGUNA BEACK 222 Forest Ave. 494-9466 SAN CLEMENTE 305 N. El Camino !{cal 492.4420 Cl•Tll'ICAT• Oit •UJIH•J1 'ICTITIOUI. NAMI" ,-,,. vndorolfMd clll ""lfV lhf"'1 '" ('tO>clUCll"I I bl1tl"'11 II llt" SkY itlrll Cl~lt, trvt.... Ct!llDl'"l1, ~ 11nner 1111 fld!tlout firm ,,...,. ol ME X• ATll.ON ENGINEERING COM,..-,NV 1...:I lh•I ••II llrrn 11 ccml'Oltcl DI 111• hlllaw!111 "'_,., wt-ntmt In lull •nd DllCH fl/f rft\6t"CI ••••• tol!ow" ll u•h """ Wllll1m1, 10134 ... KDI Cl•d•, Munll"'I"" llw ch, Ctll!Drnlt , CY Wllll1ma, 101-1' AKGI C!rclt, Hu,,_ 11...,1"" 11..c;h. C1!llarnl1, 01ttd J1nt11rv "· lf11 (y Wllllt .... R~ltl A"" Wllll11n1 $1tl1 of Cttl,,,,.nl•. or1"" Count¥: , On J1nu1" 1', 1'11 , 11tlor1 me, I Nol•l"I' l"llbflt 111 Ind ..... 1ald St1l1, "''°"'11r -•td lluth """ w 111111"' llltl C¥ Wllll1m1 ........ ID .... to M ""' ...,_ ....,_. n1mt1 1'9 tulltcrlb-td hi 1111 wlltlln 111.ir.....,.nl end KlnlGW"""" fhly •~ICV!ld 1111 <!'ll. 10,,ICIAL SIEALJ Mt rv kl!! Merton Helf•" ,.~k-Clllfomll l"r1'1cl,.t t Offlc:1 In ()rMN C-"' My Comm!....,.. •~rtt A#rll ,, 1'71 flubl!lhld 0.-c.... DtllY Piiot Jan.-,... •· "*"'"' " 1-1. a. 1m m-n The DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace . •. is becoming a realiry at theaclting new Huntington Vista in colorful Huntington Beach, just 1 short }aunt to the: swfnging surf and .a couple minutes to fabulous Newport. 0 You'll love 1hese bei1t1!lful g.irden apartments, with privatt' •duh and separate fam ily ;ireas. D Outstanding features include two separa1e fully equipped recreation centers, pools, saunas, barbecues, dish wa shers, vaulted beamed ceilings and plenty more. D 11'1 delure California living for young minded, fun loving people who ~ally enjoy the good life. Adult & F•mily Sections 1, 2 & 3 Bed,_,,. fumilhed & Unfumished from $135 (n4J 962-4458 GRAND OPENING BunMnMnn vid&~.., 646-8281. BEAUTY Salon lor Leue, fully eCJUlpped, In ahopplna: SINGLE? WIDOWED? center, San Clrm. 492-2979 Divorced? Ov1r 21? NORTJ-t c n UNTY 'dial free 540-tzlO 400• STORE, shop, office. For a 11ell explanatory mes. S95. 2340 Newport Blvd, sage 2·1 hrs a day CR!I CLASSIFIED c.~1. 646-2".M, ~IB-8333 496-41\01 or 541.9991 DEADLINES J ERRY F:VANS, pianist . Dcec:ll!nc for copy & knts I..otk!n~ f'11' you. Urgen!. Is 5:30 p.m, the day bc- 07.z Franca, 213 _ 874.9259, fore 1iubHcatlon, excc11t lnduTtrl•I Rental 450 SMALL UNITS '1• '""-17"". to' Mondoy Edition .=~_;:cm"~~~~~--1 1 wh'n doodllno Is Sat"'- COSTA MESA RIDE NEEDED, So. Laguna day, 12 noon. $95. &: $167. Per Month to Orange Co. Alrport. hn CLASSIFIED Jmtnedi.ate Occupancy 8 · 5. 499-3573 alt 6 New 6500 ,q, 1t. unlt, l8th li ALCOHOLICS "--··. REGULATIONS """-.,_..,.""""""" ERRORS: Ad~ Whittler, 110-.. ..., power, Phone SU-7711 ot write 1D ehouJd chtck their -" plenty al parking. P. 0. Box 1223 ColU Mesa. dall.y & report Cl1'l'Ors Sff: Robtrt Nattttu, Rltr. lmmtdl1tely. THE Costa Mtu. 642--14§ DAILY P1LOT ttaum1s NEW blda. tnl-2300 ~. tt. l[SJ U.blllty tor tM ant ta. Nr Baln!r .I: Fa!Mew, 1 loll _, r.nr corTeCi lnee?UoD cdy. yr tte. SUUl~. 541>-4429. 1 :·-----~~~llCANC!LLA.'110NS: When kJlilM: an ad 1lt> 2500 Sq. Ft M-1 sunt to ma& a TeCOrd 1652 Babcock, C.r.f. Found (frN ede, 550 of the KUL NUMBER Owner 644-22211, 646-ll52. FOUND Sal. Jan. 23rd 300 glvt'n you by )'Dur ad S 455 taker u rece.ipt ()()'OU? tor•1• hlock Ne\lo-•port Blvd. Small. cancel1allon. 'Jtlls klll Iona: hair, female dog. While numtx!r mU1t be pr.. LARGE. Jock • up, slorage 6: black. no collar. Draaina: scnted by t~ t1dvertim- 1pace aV&llablP.. cha.in, 339-4832. In case ot a d ispute. 646-6J!!;M>-9116-l 1--.:.::=_;;_;.------'--~~ FOUND 2 male pupp!n look CANCELLATION" OR Misc. Rent•ls 4U llJce Terrien Blk/wht fM-t CORRECI'ION Of' NEW and cbe•t Vic.. Harbor View AD BEFORE RUNNING: Fenced etonp 1p.ce liilt. ~2908. EvttY effort la made to 1or campen, boal.I. etc. kill or correct a new •d Call 64U580 SHEPHERD Type female that bu been ~ l-STN-G-LE,=:..-==--1 do(, blad< a. tu,. loUDd but we canMt ..,.r.n- F e ston.J~· near El Rancho, N.B. {H to do ao unW tM ei4 :! auto:-_'"-.~~ ~;-·W--<1131 ·;:;.:;:;;;;·~~-..,..-~·llhae appeattd 1D UM pa.. .-mo. -~ ~ == per. VlC of So, Santa Ana, Y1 Ali I c ••• nlOI> terri« -WhU...,. DIME-A·Llll!! AllS• face blk IJIOI on WL n. Thne •els ue •tr'fctJy ll1ii1'} -"·-.. ~ ...... cult Jn advance b)r nitll l :i~:;;;::;,· ;;:-::,:•=,=~":_.,=,-,-II or at any t'.ITle or oar ot- 1 ~-----~-~~ I YNG 81)1: male Poodl&-t.ype fices. NO pbone otdtn., fl dos· SH at .Antmll .Sbelta. THE DAILY Pttm re-~ .5Cl0 Vic: Del Mat J'Cr Orlnct, ICNN thft riaht io ei.. i:.,;;;;.;;;,;;.;;,;;.;;.;.:;""';...-= 1,;C.::;M;;-;,:;!W-.,_:11ll;:;:.:.l.:__=-~1-' 11 •lfy, tdlt, ttnlOr' or n.. WKLY, P.qnetkl lectun:. GERMAN Shep. About ., tf. fUAC •11¥ .c!wrtiwmtn( •"eb. 9., Arntt. Leaton llall. old. Vic. Bradberry a: 'Heu. :6 r!:J.~ '~::!u~ '1 :30 p.m. Dt. Karmon "Will H.B. M&-19S8. Pri<n" notict. lectu.rt nn lf¥pnosll a. S.U· l--02;M"1na;:;;••-;;;:;::---ll ll~. lti4n1 311 Lookout ))riv~, ...._e. ... BUSIJ:l'I' ~ I• town. 1111 D.W.Y pnm FOUNO ...... .r&bblt on 1138 ou.tdad .a.n. Sav• E'IT~ Aw., Meaa ----~-~----~--------~~~~-•~m~""~~~·~·-"-"'"--'-"'-'--~~""'~~---'-byl..::!i~~~,•~-.~··~Ml!!;!!0511!!!:,•~-~~~!!! r - \ • " When You Want it done right •• , Call one of the experts listed below!! . . ... . . .. ' . . . ; .. . . . . .. .. ..., Ltt _ ___,Ill}[.___ _ ..... _ .. -__,j!ll} l.___ ...... _.-~J!ll} ;;;I.__~""";;'"--;;;-;;~~· !~·~~ ;;'! · ~~~ Help w-. M & "711 Holp w-. M & "7,11 Holp w ...... ,,. & F 711 Holp w.ntod, M & F ..!!.! f'wnlture Ill q., ... S.lo . -ll GI NIAAt NEWPORT Beach -• • WAITRESS Ex· ESTATE SALEI NJSC. boollnr 1"""· em> AUTO,.PAINTl:lll ~CCOUN'tANT ment t1nn nH<1A: FIC book· perienced, apply \I, peraoa. Fnun IUJCUrioua 1'\lJt1n homt! pauea, ~ pUmps 6 Im.med. cs»nine w/Jocai firm ~ty lor an &Q1'ff-lteeper. Consfrucdon attfJ¥ ODIE'S, 212 E. 17th C.M. From 10 am Fri, Sat & Sun mote. lntlatMt. Pt !'J«.. , otlerh1g •xceptionaJ. dtal on 1l.-e .)'INlll ..:0011.Dta.nt iD a exper m•nda!ory~ P1eue WAITRESS • Exp'd owr n on!y. Sac. mo.1 beaulilu.l trim tabA. fi!hinl par. aalary., P~ call toda)-. •mall dlv1'lon or a luire tn. a.nd ruume-tll P. 0. Box lot Germ• 11 re'atallf'Mf, MNlt. furn! Ind. oil pa.int. Sbot llheU rtloMif:r, !:lee. 9 AM tH 9 PM. t.emaUonal corporation. Muat USO, Newport Beach, SR THE BERLINER Wi82 inp, antkv ll't ob,iecta, ex-&nio\dng oven. Sa! 11 n I O~GE COAST have at leut 2 )'n. up. In OPERS-SINGLE NEEDLE Beach Blvd Hunt 8cti. quillte dininc Ml, China cab-dlngtiy. Hunting knives. Sae. EMPLOYMENT geiiei-aJ aCODWlting. Some Spec. mach. Exp'd onJy, WAITR.Es.5,.Exp'd. in food !net, ~11& bdrm.Juite, quilL I..'.~::::.:::::':_ ___ _,..,.--: AGENCY college level acct(. educa,. spt>r't.aftar rd. pay. N.8. It cocktaJla Age 23-J5 App ed matlttls " B.S., twiru, GIGANTIC Cua.re Sale - U4 BtC1a4way, C.M., "'5-JW Uon. Salar)' commenaurate "2-3471. ' in per, 630• Lido Park Or, matching 8' eofa, loveseat, Jan 29, 30 31. Triple w/exp. •education. Send re. 'PART Time b b tti .... &r NB. pr ot chain, Pecan table1 dttuet; Cra.Ja car tape. ~ 1ume A: salary requirement.I. , a )'Ji .. ., . & lamPS. 6' artlf plants, track: Ip oMce deal«, AUTO IODY MAN Write Clusilled Ad #60 hsekp 1· for 2 lK!l1l chldrn. W 0 MEN-F • nt:as tic op-dinette sel, much more, awtvel chair;, Italian ac- lrnmed. O{)t.IUJIP for eXPef, Dail PUot p 0 Bo 1560 a.&;:e• 7 &: 9. Hrs 2-5 pm portunity tn earn over ll'.171 Redhill, Tustin. a>rdion.; a &u l.&mm m:ovie . I meu..I workier wlloca.I Ii.mt L"'-! M • ',..~.,. !..,...., wkdys, in HB. Call alt 5:30: $100/clay. Learn ttVOlu-._., item "[ ]~ I Jr.cl I jl"Cl · ' """"ta eaa, .......... ~"'°"" 536-1568 ' be t t hnl DINING SET-Genuioe Birch outtit; m&nY !mtft •· !. Sir*-_..,... !~;"";;_;.;;;""';; ...... ;;;;~~D;;~ S... .Md Repmirs~ ~~~ ~al.~n 9-:::· Equal oppo~ty employer: . ~u::mee:upface~en; ProvinciaJ S ladder & 1 arm 176ll Roclrrolf, Wq , Unlv. f -· -ORANGE COAST CerW!ra.l. Maintenance and PERSONNEL CLERK a, clien1e1e at our locationl chair, G11.t~!! table with Pk. • · ~ 8•by1lttint G<1rdening P<1intlng & EMPLOYMENT ~=-~~~ye~~ P:~~ll,E~-p~rao=~~~ ~iuy~llli~me. ~Im. e~a lea1•and ~a. '* 1-::'e~.·:i~=~!! 1--.:....--=------I ~-----P<1perhanging 1 AGENCY carpentry, plumbing, elec. Opening mUst be fiJJed this 3 WOMEN needed to demo~ SOFA -Provincial Custom divans, 2 chah $1S. each. . WllL babysit In my lge GEN CJeanup, trtt ii. sprnklr --'---''-~---124 Broadway, C.rt1. 64.'i-3111 trical. Itel's. Write, v.•eek. Pie~~~ call lodoy, 9 Jl.1.ade 8 h . in excellent con-Twin beds $10, each. Double '"""' atrat~ be3.ul. n1ink oll. k05--homf' in C.~I. w/fenced serv. Rototil. Handyman, I PA1NTING-Ext-Int. 111 yn. Classif ied ad ~'ti. 65, Daily AM 'ti! 9 PP..J. dition. bed $15. Jtefril $25. Paint.. "" 00,0 LI .,._ BABYSITTER ho 2 O n -. i= ~--la metics, mink a:ce11;'1, Call I , yard It pla,yrm. Jiot lunches. odd job.\. Re;u. "'""'"-exper. lns. c. ,. r-tt est. my me, Pilot, P. . ...,"' """• ......,. ORANGE COAST • 1'I * • I ingz $.i-SlS. U2 Miranw:, Re is. Reliable Re as . EXPER. Hav.•niian Gardener , Accoust. Ceilings. 968-9126. preschl children. own trans, ~fen Calif. 9262j, EMPLOYMENT for appt. K-KORP, 53Q..Jll3 WHI RLPOOL WA.SHER 1208 San Clemente . .. ,_""°" I Spanish 51M?ak ok. 842--5884 --' So n . SI Sa t ""' ''"'"'· CompleteG ardening *PAPERHANGING alt 6. GIRLorwomantodohouse-AGENCY · noss ·• na ** HOU SE:FUl. of CHILD ca~. llfy homf'. Service . Kamalani, 646--4676. ,(, PAINTING. * 968-2425 cleaning afternoons 1:30 + •12~4~B~roa.,.d~w~a~y~·~C~.M.,.. ~"'..,···l•W•l l ___ ""~-·--~'l~ l 542.-7987 furniture-New LOUlual ~ Large play area. H ot .Complet• Yard Carel BABY S I T TER foe-babysit 9 yr old girl. May _ V TRADITIONAI.furniturr set, uc $150, Unusual ean- h.1nches. CM 64:>--3298 JIM 540-4837 Plaiter, Patch, Re,.lr cuionally), Ref's. 12th &: live-in if desire. Salary RECEPTIONIS~ reproductions ol the old die holde.n A1 batt l •1,' , BABYSIT. !Uy . home, Day Gener•! Services * PATCH PLASI'ERING \Vest Oceanfront, N . B . open. s.iS-9658 GENERAL OFFICE days handcrafted in pine. feathU flowt"fl & misc l or nite, Any age, HO( meal.5 .:...;;..;.-.:.......:..-----! All types. Free estimates 6~787fi. 7'74-l433 HSKPRS Emplyr paya fee. To $500, Newport Beach c.o. Antiques llO Desks, roll-tops, slant tops, items, 976 W, lith S1. •A,• &, fenced yard. MG-3738 llusband Bwy'! Call Moose . Call 54CMi825 BARMAID-Elgl'd. ~pply in Geo~·Allen Byland Agney moving. to lovely .new Ir-ANTIQ. Pen.Ian "'-t lO'x.11' gallery tops, plan 11 ti o ~ 6'6-9935. C.M. ~ 545-0D'.I alter 6-Repair I 1 b person. 8 to 4 pm, 686 W. 106-B E. 16th, S.A. 547--0395. v:I tt Ex ti al ...... hutch6, dry sinb. tresse NEED ui·nc for ~ ~ l\1LL babysit in my home, Build Se-· M-t Thi·n., P um Ing 19th, C.M. ne 0T ""be·--" ce18 pCallon M~P. exceptional color & cond. table• &. benches, etc. Also L-.. soGm1•11,'th" ··••k•nd I Mesa de! Mar Mell. · • • "" per, op '""u · WI Appraised $1600 sell $85(1. piece~ made to order. iuuse • e "' '"""' · ~ 549-2478 RAJN Gutters In It a 11 e d ' PLUMBING REPAIR BARMAIRDS, 21-30, Exp. Connie, 557-6122, Abigail Ab. Wine Chinese '9x12· very 646-9583. Rugs, stereoat bed•, tables, I~: BABYSITTING Eves & Quality 11.·ork. Rea.sonable. No job too amaU not needed. Escapade Room, bot Penonnel Agency, 230 W. nice $175. Small Bokara ;so. I-':=-==---=---,.;--, stoves, re!Pg, lampsb 110tu, ~ wknds. My home. 675-1283 Free est. 968-2208 • &lZ.3128 • Costa Mesa 548-9069. Warner, Suite 211, S.A. l\1any collectors pcs. Other Custom Drapenes chairs, Tv1, 3 d r m ; ' d E es 548--0417 H r Plu111bing. Elec1 -Repair BEELINE FASHIONS offrr Recent College Grad. an!iq rugs from $10. Moll's, Decorator drapery workroom ~use~ul! 311 35th , N.B. :· ays, v ' · I au ing $7.50 j:>er hr xtra income, xtra clothes, INDUSTRIAL TECHNOL-31600 COM1 Hwy. So , closing out 25(](] yards of 67:>-1454 • Busines s Service HAULING 1642-2755 642--0506 for family. Nt!ed a job? OGY. Local. Fee paid. Call IAguna. 499-191'.ll, 496-3949. drapery fllbric and made-up HUNTINGTON Ha hour '. "* BURGLAR ALARMS • Light & Heavy I Roofing Work from home. For •PPI Ann. 645-mo, \VestcliU Per. CJiERRYWD bullet. O 1 d draperiell. Materials from garage sale, othrd. ~ '. Shop, horTII.'. boa! & car. Anytime. Cail Chuck I rn4) &36-1853 or 622-li66 sonnel, :!n43 \Vesiclifl Dr., European 1tyle ms s lt:r 75c a yard and draperies fish ing aear, jo 1 inr : Local & Silent. 64&-ll16 540.3379 or 494-4438 LEE ROOFING CO; Roofing * BOOKKEEPER * I"'." NE PERSONNEl N.B. (Also fee jobs). piece. 95" Jong 62" hi. from SJ pair. 3853 Birch St., machine, retri1. l(IOd, Ov!NG G 1 . or ":il types, re.cove~. ARE YOU TI-IAT GIRL? f'<:V I REAL ESTATE 633-7151 Newport Beach. 546-1431 adj all cheap Sat. 1/~, 0 A.M. C.rpent•r + M · arage c ean up repatr:; roof coat1n1s Lw . -SER\/ICES•Art:•lrV I02 to Orange County Air,>0rt. 3512 Gilbert Dnve, lalMdl &. lite hauling. Reasonable. & bo~ded since 1 9 4 7 Young, fall! growing ~·· dt'-, niuu ,...._I * MANAGER * Appliances 2 CARPENTRY Free estimates. 64.'i-1602 I &12-7222 · sires sharp, enthusruilic Fu!J 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) C.M. Call for interview KENMORE 8s:i. Ts~c ~co~ :cH;;-... ,.-~,-k~tr=ail~•~,-!=~,~~I MINOR REPAIRS . No Jab jYARD, Garage cleanups, · . Charge Bkkpr. to. assume 642-1-470 846.1690 auto washu, tboard 6 $3,;iO Too Small. Cab!Mt In gar. 1 trees dirt iyy removal skip E~ Quality-West.em key role in Accounting Dept. coppertone. Late model, set comp $75, twin beds ou a.ift 1: o t be r cabinets. loader, backhoe. 962-8745. r~cesb:~ lYPts Roofing. Oulst~ndin1 opportunity for IMMEDIATE openin1s at 1i!~~!en!o~ "';:ct::. ~'i'°e:!: ~~iv. 0 ~ :~p~r:: :~; ~.I :~ ~~h 1;31~he.i;ad e~~ ~ 568175 U DO IMWft' leave TRASH & Gara1e clean-up, Ye. · , the right person. Send re-Carpeteria for exp'd carpet Sensible prices, Eves & 847-8ll5. TV. stereo aimbo. Hi-Fi, Mi&e. household msg at 6'6-2372. H. 0 . days. S1D a load Fr« est. Sewing/ Alterations sume to OOETJCS lNC. 1~ salesmen. Apply in per.:in wlmds, tw. 557-7625. lamps, tbls. couches, pie-. '"~7-9'~. AnJ · S. Manchester, Anahellll, , Ed lilkst . ln4 KENJl.10RE gas dryer, ~'t 1 ~~:::,;::.~::;.~.-.,--±==·I e?"'..on AnyUme, 548-5031. • Dressmaking -AlteraUons Ca.lit 92802 only. See ein, Salesmen-Agent& f'Olld $50. A.Ito, GE elec. tures & mi.!ic. 2692 Bayshore BABY clothes l REMODELI NG I.. JUpair I HAULING, cleanup, lots etc. r Special On HemB · · Newport Blvd, C.M. TEXAS OIL COMPANY has dryer, xln't cond. $35. Deliv. Dr, NB. 642-4062, 646-4048. clothes, 14. boat Specialist, Comm'I, ~•kier>-Re a 1 n b I. Handyman Cal Jo* 646-6446 * BLUE DOL.PHIN * J, W. ROBINSON'S opening in Beach Oties • guaranteed. 546-8672 or DIN'G rm set, 5-pc, Danish h!lehol.d ltentt & tial, Panelina:, c ab I ne ll. anytime you call. 645-0788. EUROPEAN dressmaking a.II WAITR~SS-Expen~nced and NE\VPORT BEACH area. No exp er I enc e, ~84=7~-<1::.:15=·--~----i modern, recently reuphoJ. many odds '-e marHte, formica. 6'4-7598. J I . over 25. Apply 1n person, A -I Im " 1 d $'" Dbl -& ~ Houaec ean1ng custom titted. Very rea9:Jn. 3355 Via Lido N.B. necessary. ge "" · O'KEEFE .r.: Merritt elec s ere .,.,. ma1ui::SS Lakemont Ln ., ":elllnv1 I able 673-1849 ' has immediate portant. Good. char~cter ~ o...,.ns, stacked pair. Aii auto box springs y,·/frame $25. 842_Z'66 SUN Brite Main! Carpets, · • CABINET Maker, r etired, opening for 11. rr.ust. \Ve train. Air mail control!':. In good working 18360 Birch, Fnln Valley, I PAINT Accouslical Ceilings, floors windo ws etc. Resid'I ' Alterations -642-5845 exp'd. man to finish interior B. P. Dickerson, Pres .. cond. $85. 646-1124. 96S-5325, THIS 'veek tnd 215 Ann Pl i $10 ea or trade. 531-6927, & ~mn1 'l. Free e st. I Neat, accurate, 20 years exp, or 30' sailboat. \Vil\ tradf' MAINTENANCE Sou thwestern P et ro.1 e um WE~INGl-IOUSE washer l.i. =ENT.::..=11tE=-00-,-te-n-~-0-1-1~8cRc (Lido Sands) see ime • 1 or 636-3110 l 537-5621. I Tile beau1. '6.1 Ford Sedan, MECHANIC Corp., Ft. Worth, Tex. d-•••. CU•• •till ~. ,165 ,..__ line section. Bi $1-40, /' C I . nd f 1 bo •J G""" ~ apartment; ........ ,temporary carpeting, iar , opener, i ement, oncrete HOUSECLEANING, "'an1ed V Th T'I M * air-co . etc. or a r. .ROUTE Sales-$130 v:k to at. for holh.160 w. \Vilson Apt. furniture. 13 mos old. Pair>-c hai r •, TV'• l ke l,' • CONCRETE "-:-•t -Th< week days, CdM7 .• ~!'7B, or I c:st ~~~k li~tal~ ~ :,.n irs Must have ref's. C a 11 FULL TIME AND XLNT Tak~ o;_estab FuXlllet 1Btimn"h, ~"~·~r~·~M=·=------tings, drllperies, lamps, r te. , ~'~"~•~m~o~ra~n'..:;mo~ld'-1b'1584:'.:'.'.~' -J · cc Bal area. Call 84 ·.lQ.l . '. • . 962-8690 aft 6 p.m. COMPANY BENEFITS rte 1n ....,.guna. nt P e 1· Call Ken, 646--0921 or I· Bad Weather! F l oo ri . I No Job too sml. Plaster wk also avail 5<12-'7573. e RF.PAJR man has clean 557 3807 RUMMAGE Sale ff Reas. Call Don HOUSE OF CLE~ patching, Leaking shower C APABL E part lime late model wuherB & -, · School p TA-B 1 a In C I S42-&5l4. t Complete House Cleaning 1 repair. &47-1957/846--0206. clean-up woman for vacant APPLY ln person 10.S pm SALES ORDER dryer&, Rsnbl, ruar. Master VALUABLE orig oil pair>-Galore YSA Bid Cornu: 1 1ENT \VORK, no job too ' 6-12-6824 . I CERA>."1.IC tile ne1v &. apts, C.l\.l. a48-465l. Personnel Dept. CLERK Chg Of<. 531-8637 tings, Jmpol'ted marble Redhill J: r,.Jiu. s Ro.,d\ r, ~mall reasonable, Free Mesa Cl.ean!ng Service remodel. Free est. Small CLOSERS #2 Fuhion Isl., N.8 . Accurate typist, 60 wpm, GAS r 9rige S:l5 Refril S2j din'g table. Moved, nu'5t Santa Ana Heigh Sat Jan ~~ E!ti~. H. Stuflick, 548-8615 Carpets, Windows, F1oon f'lC jobs welcome. 5 3 6-2 4 2 6 , Distributorship Sales Equal opportunity emplo~r electric typewriter, order Kitchen table z, chain $20 sell this \\•ttk. 646--0732 or 30th, 10M.1-4PM. . Rea & Commc'l. 518-4UJ 5$-8885 · Franchh1e and LADY _ For Restaurant processing e.11perience Lawn mower $10 374 E . 548-2211 ex 524 SOFA be.(! • tw bed' • , Block Walls -Sidewalb .,_ · ._, · ~rienced Only -•l•-d. 1 •~. CM 1°,· P'I bl kl·~ :t D · p ,. I oaY & Beach Jaruton.., CERAMIC patio bath, kif . ...,..,.. work. Exper. des'd. Ca.II ,,. •• .., ""' "" " SPA..~. coHee & end t 5, clock.~ pictures ""ocn, ~ nvewayB • a IDS "'-ts, v.'indows. Jloors etc Ex· Sl.000/$1,500 wk. comm. "~~1616 Call for appointment S<O. Che-·ond b' d , •I". "'·n 3~t, 11 ·3 pm,· I 549-3173Mornor£ve ..... ., I chen, entry. Fiii. avail. Qu I" 1. ....~ e GE EI.EC washer/dryer ••J-.... ""' Res & Comm '!. 646-1401. a uy •PP 1rants. li14) 494-9401 892 n::.i:., comp!, $20. Swivel rocker 316 S. t-.1ariuerite. ve CdM '' ontractor I Income T<1x perfquahty 830-7197· With Vending to.Hg., liea\I)' LATHE OPERATORS ~m5bo. xlnt <.'f'l'ld. ·~ &. loot stool, $20. Easy chr, 673-8302 ' '~ _;.;.;..;.....;o...;_:;:;. ____ j TrH Service Travrl. All Leads Furnished 5 Yrs. expu. min . .JI.lust be 1 TELONIC s;,. 642-3701 • 1 GARAGE Sale • & Sllll~ ~ DmON ·utility · •torage. I Thru National Adve.rtisine ahlr to ma~ 01vn setup:1_ l\1AY'TAG washer, electric , Or gar. bldg's. fnew con-Smiley Tax Service 1 TREES, Hedges, Top_ Trim, Call couect (312) 542.3757 Day or night shifi. Apply INDUSTRIES dryer. Xlnt oo~. 5'16-3563 ALLERGY Jrtt Po 1 tu r · Aslllrted roofing pt. cam· .• 1tr.I $3.38 sq_ It. •I 400 cut, removed, hault'd. Ins. Mr. Sander!. BFC 9119 w. lSth St., N.B. Lanuna Beach after 6 pm & wkiwls. Foam mattress & spring$. ping &< fishinr suppl.ft. : : b · L--· 642-4030 Bi"' John COCK • $45. Gold meta.I headboard, Unfinished cam &.c Miac, 1 ·. s<(8 Or Ir to e1t.10:I 1n-e 13th YEAR LOCALLY e .,. SuiL 3121 ·J OHN HAN . . LOOKING for inore than just Equal opportunity employe REFRIGERATOR,<:: W/LG dlvidual1 or bldr'1. 642-5997 I Qualified • Reasonablr Tutoring CENTER • Chicago, Jllirxns •-'"·• ,.. b? Join the "New FREEZERS. $35-145--$5.1. $20. Elec blanket, $20. Blue 825 Darrell St, I I • ''' =i1 ..... u,., SALES Woman, exper in spread S15. 673-1031 C"T'l'D!O , tabler., -. · · W. A. SMILEY """ Beautiful Ideas" Div. of ** 646-7820 ** -"(" FULLY 0 -d•ol••l•d 0 l0 m F-1 deli. Apply in person 819 H"g< "PARTNERS" ex book1helf . m an u a l FURBlSH your home or I Cer t1f1ed Public Accounl't I '"' L L L • CHILD care, S-1 Mon/ r. GENERAL FOODS. l1e!p Building Materials 106 " · · ~apt. J will turn your llOWS 1642.2221 anytlml.' 646-9666 teacher avail. to Iulo~ in 2 children, $1 hr, O\vn trans, others to enhance tll!:ir W. 19th St, C.M. ecutive de~k \\'I ovtrsize typewriter, a1'1ng mach. :ear lnlo a silk pune, inaide INCOME TAX SERV your home. any subJect. Irvine Terrace. 675-8736. penonal beauty while en· SAlLMAKER -Some ex-ALUMINUM ~~8~~-6016 ask for Ann ~~::l~B:2.::· ma. ~l' out. All work full y lf1l8J' 646-7874. CONSULTANT. Gen"! fooda joylng a profitable busi'ness. perience required. Apply in C I ed Sh t · t P M 0Jn.'ltruchon Frtt $4 & up. 9 am-9 pm wkdys. needs 7 women for Viviane $25-$15(1 wk up. No exp nee. pt'rson Baxter & Cicero 0 or " s 1lJRQUOISE slant ann 30fa GARAGE ~! Sl'l-Sun 1-5 r ~I. Cal} ;).l()..227fl Open ew1/wknds. App ts [Ill Co . W No doo• to doo•. Exec. posl. 729 Fa~ad St C M Gtl-7238 , 1st grade for Jencing. siding, ·~~ Matching <hall" $10. Both Bicycles, riom 1 o I• r I avail. 548-0588. 1842 Newport I J 11 Woodard smetic~. e ' · · patio covers, trailer skirts .,..., carf'et sWH{>er, I s, b)ys : wc·n C.Onlr. fY!modelin&, C.M. ' I E!J1111a>'~ 't train. Exec poll 's avail, sm lions avail, M2·2664 Sarah Cowntry Inc., full or J:>c a sq It. Paneling, top In very good condition. Lot!' More! 2863 lsmere,, =~=.· ~~.;. ~~~~.· lronin11. I · Inv. 544-1464 Jl.fAID, motherly type, take pt-time help need~. no in-grade v Groove 4x8' sheet.I GtZ.-3643. ' CM , ·~.-.•• .....,.,....., """'""' • ._ 1 * DENTAL ASSISi'ANT . care of home & 8 yr old veslment. \Viii train, min. ar clo!tCOUI price11 of Sl.99 to ~· SOFA, never tlied, quilw:l _::::_ ____ -+-~-I G EN'L i!bNTRACTOR 1-----------1 Job Wanted, Male 700 1 Chainide. Some exp er. daughlf"r.. Live in, guest age 20. 557-6483/540-0614 $6.99. \Voocl sash wlnclowa flora1, scotchguarded $125. 9' DINGHY, a q ~a r I um JtemodeJing.R.oom Additima ~_?NI8N~ my home $1.25 per I Fringe bc11efit~. Somt Sat. qrtrs + $100 mo. A!k lor SECRETARY from $3.50. 4'x4' aluminum l\.tatching loveseat S 1 S . :~;' ~~':' i!:i~t ~ ~:;!: • J.Jc'dliNI 645-0991, 6?3-6809 54~764I1'1& 0~'11 hangen. BRITISH BUTI..ER, \\·orkt>d urdays, Hunlinglon Beach Hope, 675-3210, ~li4. Top skilb. Adm. ability. Ca.JI casement windows $30. Solid 530--8337 game!I & m»c. 259. E. 8a,y , Addit.iona • IUmodel~ 1 . _ Jor Brit. Amb., ~1oseow & I area._ Call 8 am-!I pm, • MAIDS, EXPER. • Loraine, 64S.mo. West~i!J core entrance doon trom $12 • CUSTO:'ol FURNlamn;< 60 E Ave, C.i\f. 646-204 J ee~iclt &: Son Lie. I ~ng: Sl.50 per hr. US Amb., Belgium. P. J. M~3540. Over 21. Apply: Penonnel Agency, ,....,3 up. Many narrow I short RENTAL. See ad c s.s • J73-6(Hl * ' 5'19-217tl Bnng Own Hanren Wilkinson clo GoVt'rnruent DENTAL Ass Is TANT. Ben Brown·s Jl.1otor Hotel \Ve,tdiU Or., N.B. hollo"' core panels for she]v. General, Call a48-3481. GARAGE Sale 4 iA.dminl ---Call &l5-3092 House, Bermuda, 646-3271 Exp'd., full lime. Recep-31106 S. Coul, S. La&una 2 SERVICE Station Salesmen ing SJ up. 500 Unlinishf'd RATIAN group incl rouch. frost-free retrii, ~·; Gu ' Ll<'.d Contr. Remodeling IL nd . I . f piclure frames 75c 10 sa 2 h . & nd stovt $10; Washtr 50. Miac • Additions, Plans. l...ayout a IC•Ptnt 1 for 1n o. tionisl -Assistant. Over 25. f.tAKE full time wages, part wanted: l--40 hn;, 1-32 hn. each. Doorskins $1 up . ifard-~·ttc ~1rs1•.blo<t.to1m7~.n 0~~-~~ items. Cheap, 306 . 10th . • Ku! E. Kendall ~l.l.17 , Job Wanted, F•m•le 702 PH: 646-353,j lime, be a distributor of !\!us! be exp'd. No one Lu L" .. <>-N · ,_ 1-.1 hoard 2-l'"x80"' sheet~ l9c:. C.i\t. C • 1 LANDSCAPING : lncluding I DISH\VASHER •••ening shift pure organtc Ctt:anen. uuu under !8 need 11 pp I y . e COCKTAIL table, 21x54, ______ _,. ___ , ' \\"ALKING OE K I I • u· H}-5 Da ily, ll-4 Sun . T\\!J:N ~s. cloth! I.. mi&c ~ COATINGS patiol, decking &: fencing. TRAVEL k live in com-Apply in person, Oche's 1400 supp emen s oosme cs. Chevron SI.a. 3190 Harbor MILLER 4 DRAKE xlnt rond. Club chair, good items. l.)33 Mir ar Dr, Pf all type~. Lee Roollng Rea.!. 83"1-9JOl_ panion refined lady. No Coast H~)'. N.B. 6J7-4606/673-20&1. Blvd., C.i\i . 2406 So. ~1ain St., S.A. conci. 6#-l607 Balboa Penin. f" • Sat j: ~Co., CM. 642-7222 for fr'ff CO~lPLETE Prof. Se rv drinklsmokt", Rer. position DONUT girl \11anttd, ~5. M<1ke $3.50 per Hour SERVICE STA ATT. all iNext lo Standard Brands) EXQUISITE go ld lea! wall Sun. [ ~t. Stale He'd contractor. CaJJ ..,·/same NB only \\'rite night shift. No exp nee, on the phone. Easy work, shifts open. Appll in penon, 546-1032 console. vclvrt-lined sil\•er GARAGE ~LE , 8.00:\1 Add iliniis. t..--=f. 968-1928. f'lassified Ait No. 4'l D11.i!y to.1R DONUT tlj E 17th pt time. For appt &l2.443l. JI.tac Arthur Ii 4 78 Campus drll\\'er. 673-931!1. i\l!scl items. 330 <praJ. Bal .; :Construction. S~le story or Ma.onry Pilot f'. 0 . 8o:"I ljfijl Costa 1 C.ti l. MALE wilh lumber buying Dr., N.B . C A BINET S, complete BEIGE Nau1. chair & other Isle. 6T:>--S016 .;: --2. Estim., plans le l•yout i'ites1t Cali! 92626. * DRIVERS * & selhng experiern:e for SERVICE Estab'd. Fuller kitchen, Range, oven, etc. misc. !urn. 259~ f>'ainvay ESTATF. SALE;.J, ne lady's ': 847-1511. BRICK, block, concr ete ,!EXPERIENCED Teietypr retail yard. fo.1us\ be Brush rte. $125-$17:; ,,·k. ro 646.--5393 Dr ., C.i\I. 6--1 Giant ~IY Way, qu8;1ity home I ca.rpentry, house ~eveling, Opera!or desin> Jull-tinie ' No Experience pleasant, good with people, 3l., also pl. tin1e ~l'IG--5745. C & ~~:~~ ~e · ' ~st! (25 ?; repair. Walls, ceiltni:. lloors !'11 types rtmod~llllg. Nn ('mploymcnl in Costa i'olcsa Necessary! nice appearance. Good pay. * SHAMPOO GIRL * •Emq·~·pm· •nt IOI Garage Sa le 112 Vista Flora, NB. F44-US1, ! ~~c. No )ob too am.all. JOb loo small. Lie. Contr. j ar~·a. Call Toru at 64z.-3643, . , d Cal'! . For app! i;,all Jim Gorman Assistants, Beauticians. Hair-u f BEGINS Wed. i9AM-4RI , ,547-0036, 24 hr an&. serv. 962-6945. I \"vcs j f\d!u~I . hR\l' -~anA 1 1 ornia TI4-893-510.i. dresserz, Hair Stylists. Hair BEGINS Sat·fll Wttk Only~ Jgg.M Santa Maddni. Circle, : Pelnti & 1 • • . • riving reLv•"· PP Y MARINE carpenter. exper'. Model.\ & Girl Friends. Call: PENT AX zoom, Nikon 105 "A Bit of Everything" 475 ! • f urniture p ngh . BOOKKEEPING, gl!n/ofhcc I YELLOW CAB CO. Also Marine painter, exper. Roy Alvarado, HAIR HUNT. lei, Cannon FX SLR & de!, 62nd SL, N.B. FV, nr Garfield MqnoUa. • , fURNTI'JRE S t r Ip p l n I . aper ang1ng my homt'. Reasonablr, call 186 E. 16th St., C.P..!. A j Jn pe:non Ba.sin ERS SALON 644-2151 dt:f or Ya!lh Tir, Rollie 2.8F Kowa MOVING: Fumitutt & ar>-962-4lSl. ' e ' ' •Abo boat """'•· Wood 4 II 536-26 29 • rvcs. and ENGlNEERING · OVIL M~~. Inc., 1129 °8aysl~ ·eve. SLR,&· misc. 962-5278 llques for sale,'"""" River SAT·SUN. Woll tape ;: • ' ,.-.-* EXTERIOR-TNTERIOR • weekends _.,,.., recorder, lam~ lablH, pie-··: . f1Mtal . ·.In ou:r Ul' vat. 1 • Calculator wfland st.IJ"W)'ing Dr, N.8 . or call 67H360. ShHt Metal & Furniture 110 , ~N~·="~· ~";'-~"=-="=-~-~~ turei more. Jt7 E l&th • ~ Won 't be. underb~d Cuslom 1 AI.DES-For oon~escence, experience. Send resume to Mecllc•I OfffCe 1 MOVING Sale. Everything Pl, ~ . · 1 ' ll:~--i"I work, finest pa1nb. Free 1 elderly care or family can!. P. o . Box 1410, Costa Meaa, E U Sala Call A Machine Shop ....... 1 by F..: ...... ""-'-t. 3ll7 ,_J'9911 estJcOlor coneulting. Rf'ts, Homemakerz, 547~1. Ca. 92626. xce ent ry. nn, Foremen AS, NEW~! .. ~ .. ._,, ..... Garap Sea. Sat I Sun Ill. bonded Full finAncing • - -• 645--2770, We&lcllff Penonnd Hn.vily exp'd in precision • Sleepin1 JOfa S75 • Sharon Ln. 541>-6194. 610 Acacia Aw , CdM AL'S QARDENtNG av~il. 491-5.\u, M3-50&"i I Jobs W•nteo, M & F 714 Exp'd. Phont 9:>llcittlr Agency, 2043 Westcli1f Dr., fabrication. proto~ & lOW 642-6560, ews: M~l02([ 8' LIKE new sofa f75 Quality --ieni--I: 1 ma I I evenings-6 to 9 P~t N 8 volum producti sman1----~-----an•i.......:i dresser & miM"OI' Turn __ .. Ile ln -·lal. &"''"' ... 1 LESCO Painting C.Ontractor ~ . $3 h e 541-3367 e · · e on ·. Fast results are just a phone L"'I""" unu..,.. nu to ,._.. acapina: !M!Mcn, ca] n.r &. Eicter. 2 Story I Hou ean~ ~ NT robop • compulf'r equipment call away . 642-5678 $50, mi!lC. 5'1{)..4528 ca1h, call &C-S111 198. Servi~ Newport, Specialiat. Alao, accoust , and Plumb1nr Repair EMPLOYME Betty Bntce manufacturer . tr vi n e.l~~,;;~do;;;;;-;:;~=='""="=========2-"'"=========I O>Sta Men, Dover spraying. t ie 1: t n s . • 545-2929 • COUNSELOR m f' 546-9293. ' • •stcliff. 64>2.199. Help Wanted, M & F 710 If you want a f'l'wa.rdlng • • (_,.; =su~r=E=R°'VJ~SO~R~~L=VcN~JJ~.7~,~301 R 0 r ES S lONAL main-PROFESSIONAL Painting. I challenging c~~ ..... P1~1: t.J.1 Xl!C a.m. rel. sh., ~·k ends. , prunlna:. ll"ee ...orit, Exter. l story low aa S200 contact us tt .......... "' _J}. Park Lido Convalescent prinklsa, petll, dlaease, w/gd patnt. i..v'l rm. SlJI. ! A/ R Cl•rk1 ing thi1 orranizaUon as ~n Center 642-8044 ' troi. Ot!l•n Up )>bl. Accous. ceilings sprn)"fd :Z. Conatii.iclion back,Jrouncl. S-150 1 employmtnt counselor in llCllC'J ~. 646-5893. Coats $15. Roy, 841-1358 I thla office. Call Zena. (714) (/ TRAVEL. CONSULTANT for 1 ct 1prinkle:rt, PAINTING proreasioML All ! Sec'y/ Rttept I 958-1000( 1-F Ir 4108:~~~~. 11~8· ~:rrt Ue ~::iiliarAit:~ · -1....... LLc'd C.Ontr. 1 ...... 1-111t. ,.,..,,. 1081; 547-1441 Employment A..,ncy '~I: Sod lawns, cu•ttim w ork iuarn . Color "fyplng & SH. $<L'i0 • • Newport Beach lltta. Mus• .. "• .,....., .~~au _.,... 1 d Sul 4 NEED LOT BOY be exper'd in International No Wuti111t Receptktniat '625 So. Eudl , te Oh~ Chip Auto S<• 6: Domestic ttcb!Ung 6: 'I• '•ndlC*Plnc-Tree .. WALLPAPER* Ult t)'plna. S375 Anaheim 21.tS Harbor Blvd., .C.M, loun. Send reaumt1 to John Yard n modeUnc. ·Wbea JOU eaD ''Mac'' J. MWer tiO MaMlen La. k~. lot clo&nup. 561414 146-tm Coll ... Gld ,UllNITURE San.........,., c.JlL 94!118. .,--;_ 5:11nlmrs m-ua Part Tim@ 2 Mii dl,yi wk, + -SALIS -OVERSEAS a · PAINTING; ~ ~ For klCllJ de1»t· sror, ESE'-., Gu-'"'9 -'<. IJc'd. Locoi r<I''--· IUI Iv. e TOP COMMISSION · TYPIST 4S WPM Unuau.I oppor. to train w/ excepdonal )oQI tinn. Open . ins mus1 ~ tilltd thls WM:k. Plea11e call !Odly, 9 AM 'UI 9 P~I. · Exp. Comp! ... Gu· Call 115oSJ'11 aft ~ • CO. BENEFITS • A iAhdKop\'lo l'AINTlllG WV A -·· .... =.~!..., Quallty lino .... u • JOBS ""1 won. R ea10,nable ••• ..._. __ 0 N ~in penon Tn np tn Hartlar1 area. ._... -~r r., • · tv Mn.. Thompson • 11!!' ·~~ .. .!°' ,,:Z; PAINTlNG/-. _ U yrs 6ft.a7I W. T. GRANT CO. .,. ..-....--• in fluter 1Je A Pe~I Ottlec = bolldtd. iw:• ~ .. 64W!S6. TIME FOR 196" Adami ...... o ... , Plu.t wns, I Btooldiun:I & Adam$, ..... a.. "" "' .. ·rmsr ea.. Paln!lrc 9UICK CASH ""· s. ... $135 Tot1I ~" ORANGE COAST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 124 Broadway, C.~f. 64.j.lll.J "'" ,_ '"'· "" -,...,. ... ...._ '"'°' "'-THROUGH A An -.w -""""" --1 111 -CaU 545--3a9 ~.. TYPIST -~ Oerlt. Wf' .,"° .. : ~ * iNTERJOR ,· a!ii'kii poln-DAILY PILOT emp)oye, wUI 0.lo. G"at tu'"" for * 0 r-.&17r tilw, Aw,... 1 llll apt II> WANT AD G~DMA IYP' hskF, \-5 UNIVERSAL ""'"'" wtUln< to '""' at WHY PAY MORI? °""""'" C-• • labor A malftllil. '*""'" YI' old, wori<i'I! pa,.nu. 714/956-2251 tho bottom. S2. "' to t lAl'I. ·1 •~2-5671 Live In, pvt rrn, 1m pl, 0 7 ..i... k Olll 536-7442 Sa1 or Sun ~ ,.,,, """"" pen .....,s a wtt' Pl\I 1'>r lnlerv~w. rl.!, "''"'°~· ___ '.l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!!!O!!I~ -------'----- I I f,' • 'I . .. " -" . !l ' . ' ·~~-1H~--~-·~1iHo~w;yT~.;;cc~ .. ;ju~ .. :-~-,::::::::=;;:=;;:=;;::::=::::::=;;:;;;:::::::::::::::;::;;:: FIVE ·CONYENllNT OFFICES ·~ <Owvf&n1• Dime·· A'" Ullft '• llrl"I''"*" or moll thim with urroct cuh' ~ te .,....,. Mii' 4 anven'9tlt offlcn. our ' famous DIME-A-LINES . ' . ' TO· Sll¥1 YOU • • ' j •• I •• • •• No l'-1<, ,.... ...... ,...,, .. • No 1c9mmertiel Ms •llowecf, e NIWPO~T ailcH i.: hll lolbN II~ e LAGUNA ll"ACH ,_. ••. ::,~ f-t.A-1 .• heh It.em must lie priced with no lt.m • ..., $11. e COSTA MIS4 ............ ~JO w .. t .. ., e H\Jl'ITINGTOH BtAtlf·171if ... ch llY<I. I e SAH "CLIM~I 306 No·~ ~•mlno' tt..I · C-JJ .... .,.. 9M.,. ..... ~ 11 .. GAFrERS -am Sattlf:r .c blli'rlit iiitrtment 1 I ! e ~ exeelll!!nt condition 25 ..... & • ' -.$ , noonmoft watbtt, ex- ttlltnt condiHon .$ 2 S , ~1631!1. WASHING mai:hlne s 2 o . Lunlber JUI. Twin bed and headboai'd $10: loiledicine. cabinllt. $2.50 •• Otcilloseope $15. Ms.:o39.1 969 Cqre11, C.M. , .. STEREO tape recordet $25. BOWLING ball and bq $15. 3 BIKES, boy'• and tltl't NEW mttal detector '15. REFRIGERATOR $25, hu KENMORE au stove J&te VACUtnl c:1f1n« $1$..Movle 1'E.l..EPHONE teat '1 4 ll 4~2532 Golf bag, clubl S7. Punch Stingray $17.SO nch. 4 win-Walnut delk $10. Draftlnc ~ mection all the way model $25.. Gr~ cover proj~tor I m}IJnwter in like 4 llil;ll.ns·wndow $10. Eleo. ASSORTED fabrics', odd lot.I bowl, ll tu pa $2.50. 16 x dow abutters 38" x JJ" $2 table $10. Bell cruh hlhnet arroM 1he ,top, ""f)'' clean. and extru $15. Apt 1lf..e ntw co n d It 1 on S25. trie fan $7. Heavy duty rub-- and bolts 50c _ $15. Detign ':in· frame, laundry cart, each. 6 l\&'ht brt. ct..n-$10. Men'a 3 'l>ffd bllle Sl.54. 6*-7UO. 163 j:, 18th St. cu 1tove• work& line :SIJ). Toutmuter IDUter $.9 . bu. Ure whM1banuw ~ dresse1, all a.izet, $10 each. Blaell ahampooer fl each. delier S20. Tire 7JS JC 14 Men'• 10 IPffd bike $25. C.M. Ye.llow Utt bedroom~ Cu'ry~ Oii -.rnple cue, 2 &a'W'bol'n& ~each. Stove Custom jewdry ;1.50 _ $20. 645-4339 Mwly J"l!QPped $5. Drop ClJmn' ol l4tb and Balboa, DOUBLE mattttu and box and rod $3. White jeM:I never Uled. $9. 6'U9S5.. hood with Jan SS. 2 «Xtra F.lectnc hut $10. 2 Bentwood LADIES lkf boots, Kol5&ch. let1 table $lS. Bathroom NeWpOrt "-•.clt. l'1S-fUS or ~ p:>, Sl.nclc mattrw Im: $1. Larp dWr $5.. DECORATED walnut baby' lup hot t&nb S3 udl' v.'&11 nc1c1 $7.50 •ach. 1 siie ~. S1S. Haaf 8hill link $4. Rock 1 hale 675-8831 $15. '4&--T2XI ~. crib, mattrtu and bumper --==~·~~"""~,,,.-= loom 36" $25. Brus fitu-bl , .... __ _. .... 4.' -2 ------~-~ ~ Bentwood ftand $15. 9x12 d1I1i n.clt, far towels or ACK~ .-. x ... 4' CONOtETE tamp $10. 21 GAUGE Stewn1, 3 lhot SAMS photo £&oa 14lQ $2. ruud. e.icttlkot condition O'KEEFE and J&m::itt a :t Oriental rug $25. J ama.11 milk wbke bedDSe &unps Retrlgen.tot dolly $29 . $25. 63 for P .U, eltttrtc B &. K color picture tu~ $25. 546-SfOt. iU 1tove, clean $JS; Oril!ntal rugg Sl.50 e-ach. ~tu!::-. =:b= ~~ iWr clipper St. ~~ $3. c5~t!:~ pa: wiper motor $5. He1.ter te!ter $25. So.lid S t1.1 e BABY stroller, deluxe $10. 548-6U7. COlfCH &lid Jove .e1.t $25. Small glua dieplay cue $5. racks SS each. 6'2·1221 •ioo=•• ,._ 273 E. ,_ SL C ... mcMor and tan $3. Brown automatic port.able 11ereo Bathhwtte $8, Ml-1055. 2 Arin chalrt ;u each. Boy~~ ~rn,~tor 125. D@sk and Kingsize ~l!prtad $ t 0 . " L nl'O steel tub m. ... ........ -'" wia $5. 9118--5451 $25. Portable 14" TV $25. suit, size 10, M>m twice chair s:;,. 3 touten St. 2 Original eil pe.intinp $10, RECORD cablntt $5. ?!fetal !r49-l991 642--3016 Portable automatic recon:I OVER 30 1irl'1 drttue11 and JIO, Wah!r cooler LI new irOni1 fl. Dllhes, pots, pan., $20. 2 sev.•ing mach!flt'1l $l5 ironing board $1.50. Metal ANTIQUE bathtub with lion player UJ. Solid State play clothtt, 1lu 5-8 , 5c-Sl. Come-»ee. 131 1 l!ach. l cast statue fl.'i. l corner knick·kna.ck sheU NEW exterior plyw ood BICYCLES, boy'1 and 1irl'1 Ie11 $1.J.. Electric ito~. manual ~rd player $15. velvets, wqols, knitJ 50c-$4. $10. Lawn mll\ll~r $5. Loiv I U:50. 2 pueh broom• n. scraps, varlou& sizes, fir Stinany $le. 3 •pt'td boy'• -...i condlUon, Jn-e even, 89,74~_ WesUc!lf 6-J6..~. handle cllppen $3, Mirror Baker, tn genre. smal Spani11h ship model Good l • 11...1.. ; .. 1.1 M• G'·t' .......... ....~ .,.. ·~ .., 64' 000t Odd lot curtain rod• $1. and mabog&lly. or 26' ...... t>A·e..,, ., .. ~ 11 • T>&>•'-button control, clean .,... ....,,._.,, · S"lM""8 LG5: ...... $10. 5 5lotage or V.'Or kstKJp .. _ _,.....__ mall lumlt ~ All In -....i • r-" 1;c,~=~~~-~= R.ATIAN dinini:; table, round .... • vn ~-vo:u, good 2 C1uume bre&IU!Ult set buildin&;, s ure. :Ii" $.u. • ...... runnm:a I""· "u .uu7 71,~ HP McCuJ•~··,.. $15. 1V, works nal """"' $!l5. -·•1•~ -M ....... cabinets S5 each. 2 let' <Team _.._ · ch 2 · ~ ., ow-.. ""'6" lonnica top, 2 leavts $25. a"""' o;cv11<1 ~· .,..... attress w1: UUIU'S Sl ea . piece see. Priced rtgnt ewn tar your condition, nX:ely paintN. llxlO -n and blue ...... Vacuum cleaner. tank "'-h -~~~ chairs $10 each. 2 Spanish ., ___ , ,__ b~-di 1 k ___ , ..._ p0RT-A.cRIB uaed very lit-•·~~ .... 4 chain $25. 3 men'1 aport ..,,... couc ~· . '""· ....,,'!"-" "!-"'-'" ru UC> vane -tittplace. $3 • $5 per trun 334 Del Mt.r, uw~.,..ty ....,,, $5. Floor pol.lther $3. M'tal with attachments i10. ''ill~H~ITE=~.~----~&-p~l,-tl~o-l'm-1 shelves $5 tach. 1 antique te aet $25 each. Blond dou-load. 216 E . 20th Street, 642-l112 tie, vtry IOO'i eondltion $10. bookcue S2. Youth hi ciWr coats, 46 XL SS ea~h. M6-l525 115 ho' lndi11n llquer set SlO. 2M6 ble -'--£r •9':: 5' .,.., • ..,. "M>2J77 548-5998 962--3756. · , rocker , no •Jeri, Jood. """"""' _,. -.-~ Costa. M'aa. .....,.. TWO halt Lea. for aale, rood $2. Brownie nash camtra RCA . record playt:r and ;i:OUt Hwy, Corona del =tramewith3p&ne1. l965o COMET 2 door mattreue:1 and box llPrlrwt MATOllNG l<>vetee.tl to 13. Transistar radio $3. PETERSON itroller $15. ~=~18.too~)'~ ; stt>reo, ':2 speahn $25. Also 1 ~~===-~-~ =o'-"-"--,~-~~-=I (Caliente) pu'tl. Door•, SJ) each. Boy's b\eyd,, ex· recover $15. Shoe llkate1, Toys 50c-U. Gama ~. Hla:h chair-ta ble com- : cabinKli:)r aihe $10. Small 30" SQUARE walnut table TV, excellent condition $25. trunk: lid, rear tnd, duh ttllent ahape, new aeat $15. 11\tt 6 $4. Giri.'1 bike $5. Man'& bowll~ ball $5. Shoe• blnatlon $12, both ocelltnt $11. MS-Q42. ; oak ~er, ·no arm B, SM. !>I" eoHee table $14. 5'.>-6519 $25 eacb, Seats $1!) each, Johnny. Llahtninc , . 500 ,, \Vet wit $4.. Il'd;tamatlc chlldrens 5()c..$2, Sa.I. lG--4, condiWn 54S-n64. ADAPTER 6v -12v fer put· : be11.utlfui $25. Other dial rs 2 lamps with ctmtom shades MIRRORS for lllTl&ll pick-up Drive shaft $9. 8 rake Read' Ra~ set, brand new ce.men. $3. Quilt batting 1743 E. Ocean Blvd. Allty PINE anlique-c~.,-,-1 ~112=.~2 tine 12v ndloai into 6v can '$4.SO tO $8.50. Trundle bed, S5 each. 53 x 17 Seucape truck $6. ~1824 bl ., c·" Jack """"'"' _,__,_ .....,.,.. $1. Childt'en's LP rtcords """ -..,o. howl!,.,,. balls, l with ex· $1.S. 6*-8108. eitnl long $25. ·548--5150. $25, Dilmond shl.pe \\'l'UI =°'="=''""-c..c'-~~=I assem Y ..,. .... $5. ~·l'IC .. ~, • ........., UI-s 13 .,_ v•~· ··• clock SIO. ?itarble top table BUIE Chip st&mp books $2. 968-3506 or 847--0Ul td $5. Tri ; nisbt st&nd.1 1X1 d .. ~89 to~ ,!;,, · ""'11oM=AP"LE""'°-cn"•,-•-ood-,-oo-nd"t°'Uon'"" cellent cue $7.50 for both. BEAUTIFUL .,~;ell-made pt 2 \Vhite .,.,.all tires 815 x '. 15 "tube1.ns, 3 for SS. 548-2989. ELroJ'Rl~C~drot>~~-~,.-,-v-en~l2;~". DlllhWaWr S:ll. Telephone seat ,.$10. I..arp suitCMes $5 · tt;(h'. Refrigerator S15. Sink top.and cupboards $15. Man's Englleh bicycle $5. 300 It l',6'1 JiAe $25. 555 Vletor!a, -Apt 15, C !ti 548-0061 .' ,..__ 1 .::.:c.:.:cc,,..:.~~-'"'"""""""' ,~ old -~1. of drawen ° 1111r11 • .........,.,,.. 1 Box of mile tool.a $8 ti-....1 drnRr •<K Min"OI' v,tjth "''t'OtJ.lhf iron base $25. ANTIQUE wi.ck'r chain 3 ,.. .,......, 120 673--0422 . ~"""' _,. Feather no .... ·er a.rranaement "su=ro=E~Lo-vi~jac~ .. -,~ ..... -nd~I for $15. Small Spani.lb table $7 1or ~. 7XJ Victoria, Apt MAPLE coHH. table $10.I~=· ~~-· -~~,...-, Speaker $3. 2 car ra.ckl $10. Nightstand $7.50. Whit.! $3. lee bucktt $3. Glu1 ne\\', ~I $59 sell t:ir $25. $.'i 64:>-UBI G-4, CM Clothes hamper $3. 12v car 1..A\VN t.towtr craft $10. l S3 nch. 78" Jap-.neae chill.ambe che'!lt $3). TV vai;e, green $5. Speaken SS 54~364S MAN'S 26,, 3 speed bike $25. r..uc Thoml*)l'.I mart 14 inch air (:()Oler $6. Black men's dishmasten $15-$20. 3 dou. records $3. Ch 11 d re n ' • stand $3. ~. each. Movie light with fiood Ford / IJod&e. / Plymouth shoe 1kate1, size 9, cost ble slnk fluCt"ta $4-$10. 6 akl · boolB, 1iie 6 I.lid lkils HOOKED Rue $25 Maple mp lamp $4. Reader' a Dl&~t C02 Pistol $10. 549-3648 Ladies :M" bike $22. Bo2'~~ w i th MI ch e 11 n I or $3.), $6. &U-J643 all wttk sho.,.,·er heads $1-S 4 . $9. SUnd&y cnly M&-561S. shelve• $15. Five 1V tn.yl, condensed book 50c each. SUEDE pelt bronze color ap-Sti'lgray bike SlB. 54>-....,., Scrambleni $%). 5M--3Q3.C LAWN mower, rotary aas Fl.reacreen and tools Sl.2. TV stand $3. Y.ellow 91!rv1fll $2. 548-4082. Seui ng machine $:25. 347 E. proximately 2' x 'l{ $1. SKILL model 77 saw $25. po-~. -~ ft-.. ,.. 3 clock radkll $3-$.). 3 TV 1 811 1 ,.;-~~~-=,--=-, CORVA!R cl·•·• o·~t .. ~~cu .,.,,,... , ... +" cart $8. n-..... e carpe, 2 •-" ..... 11!1 t'lft -..:a' 16th Pl. 646-0023 S.S-3648 Huacx:k ( ..... •are) $3. Pinlr. ulCU, , ... "" .. • ~r:; 1tands $145. 3910% Channel ..,, ... ~ 1111 ..., _. -.-bell housing, all tor SJ). 36.. Coleman I a n tern .... Pt N B 6~1603 yard• $10. Beige s ha 1 ~St SEARS JO inch table saw ROu.ER derby akates like hath tub 110. Matchlna: x 79 .. ru•li" ...._nt door with Playboy mquine• l O c ace, · · ,,,.. • eupet, l8 aq. yda. $1.~ 1 .,:.,;,,~~-~~-.,,,- wtth -• btad dad •• I 18 '"'-~"'"" b.asirui t'Y.'O $5 each, Maplt .. .uu .,_ __ _. ..._.,_._, ''°'==°""""-o==== 1 SHELVES lor boob, ottke seve..... es, o, new .. ze • · '".........,.... '-k -•dy to •--$10. each. .r • .., .. cu .._,.....,,,, .. s DISHES25c Sllverware25c. yard. Lamps $l·S • fence am itrt $25 Ont combination end table l.nd ""' .,.. ,_.., · Ul.. h bta Pr&&" or room dlv'den .kr fJL in gmd ·eo~ition. lnJaid m · · NIAGARA vibrating pUlow rica.n ~ room pictures ....,.,; eac · Radio $2. Double mattreu Fru!twood end atep ta Olft alJn, !dinetle round table $25. HP A.C. motor 1lllv or 22v $1.9 ~ lamp n1. Early Ame pohsl>er/tcn1bber $5. Valet $5. Box llpring& $10. Ski $15. 646-9568. sale $3-$4. erent ~Sy#lvel chain $10. Electric Sl5. large peddle board $8. ' mflple a.nd milk clus Jarnp, TRAIL-A-BIKE m:iklrcyde ruk lot man'• dotht• $1D. equipment $2-$25. Bar $15. ,;,,=~.,,.,-,,,.--,..-::= &ee Pndine. 110 toolB DHdi '.:dock $5.rttl®nt desk $7 .50. G.E. retriguatol' w i th BLANK plstol, chrome ~ hew, $25. 2""-I a 11 on trailer $20. Gu d~r $1.S. MG-8638 Stooli $1.SO. Ann chain $5. CIR.LS bike $5. 4 yardt ed. kl set them up. 5'9-lZlJ_ ",·Desk w bookahelf $20. crou-t:op freezer $2). ~ new SS. ~3648 pl"essurlzed w1.ter tire ex-Electric dryer 15. Hl·Fi In linoleum remn&nta $2 per 287 NUMu Rd., C·.M. ' !De·' I . ....._sll $5-$25. up toaster $2. Tank vacuum SUEDE skirt adjustable alze tingulllher $10. Old Helms cabinet $25. In or cut car CHANGING to k In i. a I z e • Bike 10. De&k $5. lAmPI yard, Girl's clolhina 50c to ELECTRIC iteam iron $2. 'G~n cOuCh """1""10. Framed cleaner SS. Bl!Sell carpet (small to mt'dlum) new cor;t truck 10 drawer cabinet all radio ~25. Antique de1k $21. Double bed mattress and $3. New rue remnants $2. Booka 6c and $5c. \Jltd Bathroom 1Cale1 n.so:-New swee-r $2 2 electric clocks -""' l 1 • •·x ~··-. fine condition $5-l20. Vacuum cleaner $20. ,_ ""' 90""' ~. ,·~, 25' x 37' $>l. 0 -rd ~ · ·~.··"for lltl. 56-3648 in one plecfo, &"""" or pane A·•;qu• t•t-1•--" "' "" ........ TV$%>•• m . .,........x>JV, '-n;""' ._ _ _. .,. n..;-.,_ "'" ''" n.c<.v $1.50 each. 2 d:ressen with .--.... _ _. ron.-..... "I""'''"' 1&1.., ...,. $22.SO. Doub.le btd trune, 224 c:ol.lirw A\'f!., Ba.I boa ~~=-,==c-== uu -.. .,......, .,. "' ...... .uu ;c11~inet S20.~~$3L"dFua1bumli; large mirrors $8 each. 2 AIRPLANE brand new Stuka truck ..... 1arage • .~ S&t-Sun at 877 W. W\lloa aimple contemporary llJht Island, Jan, 3010-4 P.M. YELLOW fonnlca kltchen type oan n. Pltue no caJi. ·SI. Clothes ....... -. r sto e heavy duty cup spray cum with ena:i!)!' complete cost S25. 642-8826 St. Apt B, Costa Mt1a. tablt $15. 4 matchinc cbaln afttr 1 P.M. 645--0068. . '•1< Shirt• ~-""h Gia·~• 64• ~11 v.'OOCI $22.SO. 546--0180 vw front b .. --, •l•uly '" u. • """ '""" • -$8 each. 35 pl.Ion atalnless $16, sell for $8. 54~8 HIGH chair $3. Crib $2. 2 ..-~ ..... ,,... .. $4 each. 962-6123. 32" Woodland comer dHk ~and dishes 25c--Sl. Ottp boat tank $8. 1921 Wallace, h>".4'-, ~ •ob>·.,.,~•" each. CORONADO Ct'Olls t Op model $5. VW back RBI I ~--~~..,.---,,= n ,·, Mat•hln< -b;-t ··• 1fnl~ ~~ ToastEr SS TV ~f A CHINERY'S handbook wi •"""" ........ ..., HOOVER uPriaht vacuum, ·~ F·~ t V\" d k SO Id · I tean; ,... "'" ..... .... .,..,. ,.,, ,.;,. · O:ista Ml!sa <htlr, ba.rdv.'OOd trame $10. l frla:klalre ru. Che1l ol ...... i.,..,rg 11.as ••rear ec FA, go vmy • no bookcase $25, Ccntemporacy. ·trays, 4, $2. Hollywood 2100 pqH $6. 549--3648 k t •1 cood condition $15 . .Leve Y drawtrt1 110. Lampo • .., lid no. Two 6.1>-U tlre1 $25. 2 chaln, II.fie, on.na:e 'headboard> with dra"i!n 11. TAPPAN stove $2 5. Small ehild'a llle jac e ,. · noral taHeta k in11tze ..,, ti ~. ••"h. H•·'bo·~. •-t· cbaln $10. Solkl wood orunwooD $25. StS-3648 •· ,. e•A" "'u 3149 S4 each. 5.~ vw f'llht ,....., .. _, .... u ......, r:nt,ile ~e $3. Batbeque Relrigerator $10, Tires. 1-....., '"'~"364!1 Pro)eetor sctten 1x .~ bedspread, matching throw ......,. _... door $5. Call &45-l62B. board and trame like new bedroom aet, twin head and ~· M•4tl .Mfe. dnk $7.50. fiOO x 16, 2-64.> x 14 SS SURFBOARD .....,. '"~ $3.50, Kenmore ma111 e ,.;i. nip $20 complete. !33--0120 ~63i"'VWWic;para,;;;:O:-wtndWii<i:uii<· ;i;t<1i$i11ioo:.I :;~~~~~C';'.':..,...,.. $2S. Box iprlna:• a.nd mat-footboardl $25 pair. Match- :llii.nw tr~ $10, Ottoman's each. Bird age and stand VIKING tape declt model 75 Heavy square pluUc tub Doon 115 each. Fenden STANDARD School de1ks tress $l5. 968-l9'70. ed Ji.au tog nlcht stand $2.50 to , $6 .. · Omameotal $2. 2020 Con11.nental, 0.1 with prf! amp and cue. 4· x 4' x 2' deep $5. Chi\~ METAL office chain $5. JUI, front SID. Rear $1. Gu tank hl.ve 10 must sell all, $15.. Dreaaer $25. Official glass -~ .$8. Pair of APARTMENT size •to~ $5. ~§-3:648 iink step-up n . 9le.lves 4 $20. 54:>-2529 $7. ~l5ll sacrifice $15 each. &tS-1628. 8 TRACK TAPE. Tom Jone1 new referee uniform $10. nt'\'ermu nlgitt tables $7.50. 4 beer kegs $3.5() each. •59 x 2*' $2. 545--5081 SCRAM LETS BABY play pen h i a:h 50c. Slide projector $5. 30 x ~ mim>r '12.SO.. = $~.'SOS .... ..; fl.I~~; Olds rndia.tor SlO. MS-810'.J CY~ ~ and ~r. SURFBOARD shaped. blank, i • DIN~iltab~$20i.!,ea~ chalr-«roller each ; 7 . Redwood outdoor love seat 646-6696. 'll2. Po. Ir' 01. ,.-, chalra between 9A111. 7 PM Pol11h a car 1n 3> nunu.tes new walker foam 6•2 .. cltan ANSWERS roe ro u · Pl 615--4579. $2. 847-3172. I ·A"trro=~.,,.-,-.,-rv!ce-.,..-ata=tion"· ~· ·~ CORNER b l k I good to meke money with, h -«•21~" • S6. Twin btd $10. Doublei~=~=o--,-.,..-,,---,~-,~~~,,.--,=I -•ipm<nt 11 ·~. h•n .. Sl2. Rattan ottoman $5. Pie-group, an e CO!t $ll9, tell motor for s ape,.....,,'"~ "" bed $7.50. Double dreuer ROLl..AWAY bed-ml!.Ureu BABY crib and mattrus $15. ~ ... y -._, ''" ·tul"e'I n-ss. Blond tier table norage with whitl' nauga. $25 aM cue with ac-SKIS 170 CM $15. Pole• $3. $7.50. Cotfee tl.ble $4. Steel a.lmOfit new $25. 675-4579. Twin stroUtr PJ, HJch toola: 50c-S5.. AdvertilinC $10. Curtain and drapes hyde $25. Twin beds with ~for $25. ~ Ski boob,. ·~. 6 SW. Yeoman -Ivory-Amity-Wives $3.50. ~table FEW unusual, pert'rct tabl2 chain SS aach. Playpen J$. alps $3-$20. Two cllaU. l44].ll, Utltity !ttllii'ltt • .,.,. bedspnada $25. st8·'T543 ce 549-215i Ensign--EYESTRAIN Colllllle bl1ck/White $15. 4 SJ-$-t. Set snaP"'On tool& $10. :Camel'M S&-$8. Etching f.1 5. DESK 11.nd chair, dark hard TABLE u.w with lilt arbor Oothi "Thl!re's notNnc my1~r-$3, Sofa $2.50' ~ frames lamps, china, bras!, copper hurner gu built-in surface 38' vacuum hose $1.SO.. Card tablea, pft.ir $6. Brae wood S25. 54.9-1315 and larp motor $25 Saw SAT, Jan, 30• 9-l. ng ious about t,Jeviaion: It's only S7 each. 540-960S, 540-l.559 S!>-SlO, 2 antique dreuer unit $25. Bullt-in oven S:l5. Sl&nal alarm bell 100-boae ~andle wall boldeni $10 Pfl.ir. fence $5. Mi.tre ·guide $5. Sl -$lO. Coal oil lamps. radio with EYESI'RAIN." FRIGIDAIRE, a:ood eon-lamps $7 each. Chrome $15. Spark plua:1 4Clc. Oil J\.1aplt planter divider with BICYCLE. sldtwalk, me 12" Larae o.ld .steel de-sk $1.5. large $15 a pa.Jr. 1960 dition $25. 646-3353 pl!dcstal 36" round tabl' 842-3036. fllter1 $1. New automaUe 1!owen llO. Electric hair wheel 5. Unicycle $10. Sltno chair $5. Mt.rlne rad io Fedtn.l Avt, CM MODEL A 4 lpttd truck $25. Buxton aold jewelry CRAF"J'SMAN la\ll'JI mower, Cue-STP ~llera f5. Lamps $5-$3'.l. 54&-8200 antenm. $5. Jig saw, new GARDEN rake $2. Hee $2. trallflmLwik>n $10. Edl'brock S LIM . G y M' new ;15. cue $5. Ntw ~ slz' ~ plup $5. 35mm slide cu nou.let $10.rlll $3 2t' J3 e d•J! .. e ap • $1 .~. COUCH S25. Oialr $15. no. 1MlO E . Balboa. Balboa Trtt trimmer $4. Ho911! $5. manifokl and dual carhl for Maatercralt JCJ84ber aaw, Beacon Ntln bound blanket vie.,.,•er 5(1c, M7-ll.72. $12. Electric d , tr ran 1 i 1 l 0 r; ndlo $5. Recllntr szs. CoUee tablt Ptninsula r15-06M Large mean $.1. Small Dwv U $8. 2-700 x 16 truck 3.5 amp $22. Mitre box $3.50. SIO. New quiltt'd king si.2e beater bole $4. Steel rue )\(fuartum 1 v.i:th pump, 5 $15. End table• $10 each. COLLECT'OR 18 rpm rerords shears $2. Nouit"S $1 . Hand tltts $2 -$4. 193846 Chevy Back saw, new $4 . 5 O. bedipread $25. 14K ,old CHAIR $1. End table $5. table $6. EnrJne cleanirW kaJJon size $7.ff, K!tchPn Pole lamp $.1. 138-4687, lOc _ $1. Oil pajnt:ilwa SS. cultivator $1. Hand hose 3 ~ truck transmlnlon 642--5007 canied Pln $25. Dlrillte tr~ 3 bar '•tools $12 each. tool~. Sl!I $7. Fire °" 1ifll)J tr1;i $5 Book!. n ei.ch Tustin Roll spreade-r $1. Power mower $10. 546-1T15 QUEEN 1ile rox aprlnc $10. $15. Dlrillte convert I b I• 536-8095. UJl&ulaher $2. Floor cleanilW e <..!.....~,.· ,...,.... r..+. ...... : $10. $25. Couch $25. 'r $15, RMe food $2. Soil con-I ~==~~-----equipment $7. Taft140Q u..v., ....,l•+ ..-....... ,, SKI boot•, children'•, •itt altat,1 $2. Girl'• clothes 25c di . " , • 1~ 11 '8-54 CHEVY and GMC truck Slidiq ~n door, 3'11" canclleatlclu: $25. 347-5066. BARBELLS XX! pound9 two i...af\\.,;enHu~~fia Be•i~hd 3 5. New ladies:~ pants, • $1. Vinyl chair and ol· Bl~~~;·w1:. ~~ doon fl ,ach. '""53 Chevy. x 6'11Ai" $5. White mat-NEW never uaed double bed b&r1, 2-50 pound pl.ates in-diapenHl'I $l·l2 • 32I ::". -l·-Ad size 8 $10. Boy'B ue sport toman $25. 557-9359. 2031 toothbrush $5. Ele c tric GMC wlndahl.eld and rtar chatick ~pe 1' hilh $10. S20. Dinette RI$);!. Sinalt eluded, $25. 842-8323. Mapolia, C.M. M2.-880&. ~~. ~--.~R-, . ..!'·~.~· coe.t, 6" $5. Hi-Fi equipment Mes11 Dr. Santa Ana Hel&f1ts Jad \ts razor $5. 54~ window S3 uch. 4 8 .54 3 SW&& light lixtuttl, 2 out-bed $15 With cov'r and 1957 IntemaHor.J part 1, FWRSHEJM mtn'• Snoomj -~ .,....,,..,,... .., ..... ..:>111.-$25. &W-1869 Cht-\'y·GMC % ton pickup door $5 each, 1 Indoor, pUlowa i2'1. Desk, atovt $'XI 1%E, nevtr wom $$415. !'1f.Y· 1 BULLOCK'S B we ate r •, BEAUTIFUL light maple SWING set $5. r..tan '• blke bed and heavy duty bumper Clack, blue, areen SlS. Mir· each. 4 ct.plain• chain $5 mo~r.. traruimllilon, rear AmericllJI Heritage books. CmtOME kitchen ~t $20 dresst1, COii.ts 50c . S10 •lze itairatep end table $20 eacb. $10. Badminton •et $3. Table QI. Rnr tnd $10. Complete rored medlclne ce.blntt S2. •••h. •·t. -~ S"" .. ln all .... end !iOc-$25. 962-8145. current $1.50. Gor ham bdd ·end 1 tabltti s2 each: 10-14. 6T~ ?iolstchln& cof1ee table $25. trMis . M':,_~.., tab~e~t · .tn.jght axle with wheell 2046 Al'-> Aw, C . ?of . 1;-1008.-. n:;~11 Hunti.......;~ "A~Q~U~A---.~,-,--,~, ,-,-,-,-,-c "Rondo" 5 piece se~ Gretn divan and chair S15. CHILD'S pink plastic feeding Dnl1tinc table S 6 · 50 · Ehle~~ .. UVU>Di ~ ... ~.~r $15. Gas tank $4. 5*-11'15 548--0119 Beach. ' "&"' aquarium vacuum $2.50. *$12.50. Electric 1arl $3.50. • ·dy ·~-1-oh•·-• ••. b . h Nanroahyd• '°"ch 110. Dou-c air ,µ, aper R: · litl.'<i;i;;;:;;SiO-Chil.r.,l,;;:;,~-..,.,,---.,-,-,-::~I Wom••'• •I·• 18 J••k••· 13 •···k -·-~-. M•n'I ...,.. nu.,..'-" •h ..., dish, llllclion ase WI t ,,.. Ttk b'k $1 ~1 ~ "· REBUll.T -GMC ~-GIRL'S b~-1, 110 Child's a.o• • ,_ '""' .,....,. .. ...,.. """ l..a4ies ,(old 'WAich SS. hle box ~ing and n1a.tlreBK e 1 e · '"'e"',.,nt vcn-".o e .... oc, ''"1 " • COUCH modtm b'i Ke each, S!e11m ktttle deluxe m•dl"m and !•""" !hlrtB ~. · spoon, like new $ 2 · l d' 5 H ch S3 Marvel tht Mustang ne'd crank $15. 43-63 GMC Wonder horw $3. Child'• -movobl• l•I• '15 M•t·' -•· IH:.-1331 efter 5: Automatic electric hottll!' $7.50. Tab e ra IO S · ot ' 'k 15 Cro-9-438 '" , 11..1 $1.50. Bed pan new $1 .50. 2Qc. Men' a large 1port coa.tl 1 1.2" FJ ectric drill S 2 5 . ....umer /:x:, Baby cradle plate $1.50. TV tl'a.YI $2. $8. \Voman'a bl ' S · front-end fend.en, lrll1 and bicycle seat S4. 54 5 foldlnr cot $4. Four 36 x ?11an's medium black eor-SS. Twin fiat shttl5 SOc. A. t · -• ._.. =-K~ B Bo Hassock t l Child's dresses qu't set Sl. Saftty galts hood CXlmpiele ns. GMC ATTRACTIVE ma•,...1~ ""Ir 68 wooden 1ereen doon • ., d"roy J•·'•t 13. Man's 151L "=-p um1num v ... \'I! eoven1 """ gym ,..,., .,.,ner usy x and 1.,,0,_. ""A • l1. uu $1.50 each. Potty chair $2. .....,...,, • ..-...., """ ,. Cue1 """· yrexware t ord $1.l-)18 Plymouth $5. like new fl_ Child's plutic Lark!! "'~ 673-l 4 n"'" Bottle wa.nmr $1.. Skate radiab:Jr $10. ~1175 of h\.•ln plnk a nd creen each. Electric tl.ble top 1hlrtJ 75c each. Cook books l0c-$2.5c:. Orange Coait h Jt Mone throttll! cablt !raining seat, safety 1tns.p pur, • board $1. Storage b'Unk $5. CHEVY ."~it rim1 6 hole flov..'tred quilted coverlets, oven broll'r $8. Beby bed SOc,ach, 968-1815. Coll e ge text book•, ;1;;. SchleUer t I y whe e 1 and df.fiector 75c. Small till vw Jlllf'ls : Left side door Bench vtse $3. Training with tires $11 each. a GM complete wioth duM. rutllea no matlft•B 110. Suf!'de RCA portable T.V. works Paychology 1A and Political '-lopar 57' up S25. Complete night liiht portable table $25. Deck lid $12.50. Rear wheel• SI. F'~ mask ahi h)'drua tranmtluion I 1 O $25 pe..ir, Ma.tcl\q lined jacket m11n'B with lrlnce good $:20. Tape recorder $12. Science $l.25-}t95. ~ {'OWer steering '&:; Mustang lamp $1.50. 6 receiving bum.....,. •15. Windshield $15. ....1m 1, . .,. •:;:, Pilot's dip each. 5t6-1775 draperl~. brand new, 96 new $25. Slze 42, 2 1uede st bl 1 .,.. • .,az; .... 1 lOc. Plutic tub. != 212 33rd St _ .. blanketa $1. Girl'11 baby .. ~.,. .. ~ ,,. ..,, &I" • .,... _ _,_ M.,. v~. ~~ t 10 h · ngtr port& e sew "1 ......... ... ""· · -·· '".... clothes 25c • $1.50. H11.nging SN.ts $25 each. Radio AM bo8rd $1. Traverse rod JI. 14 .. and 15'' .car tlrn '3 x _, <;&111•. •au ...... ~ ves B eac • sue machine $10. 847-7017. Ing%" x lOll. 10c per tube. t fa~ Of m-33rd St. •traW plant-••• ~ =·. w i t h 1 p e • k et' $15. OUtdoor Ouistmas 11 .. htl euh or 2 for $5, st6-1T15 54&-1833 34-36, 536-00n 2Xl Ocean Underdesk pad, new $10. : bed ... U<l'>A<=i. '""' 06 A HB TABLE lamp, 111.rae row up 30" aot size Chrl&tma• tree stand and Speedometer S7. Wiper $1.50 set. ~33 DESK 22 .. x 48 .. top, 2Gt,.9" DAINTY desk chair, cute,~'~'-·-·-·~~~-~-decorativ,, never t111e-d $5. Pa perback110c -25c. I brartd new $25._551-7457. !kirt 75c. Sun~am Iron, motor S7. Master cyl!nder FLAGSTONE, t\\.-o feet and high, 2 dra.wen en each but need11 rtfinl.shlng $4. 3 Pleoee 9'Ctional Tanrerine Aluminum camping table Wooden card table $1.15.' SKIS! nt mi. ~d oom-dial setti ng $2. Shoppinc c.r SS. Pedal utM?mbly $.~. Ga.a 3 Itel llqu&rf! $2 &nd S3 s ide plus center drawer $2>. Orange Bentwood c.halr $2. color, :zipper cuahlON, good S5. CoHee table SS. Pbone Garage or office llzhl. ft~ ptljtkln SIS. Nnada marlrtt on wheels, folds fiat St. gauge $2. Hub ai.ps SL each. 67s.a737 642-264l 30" hexq:on hardwood cond.Hion $25. 347-98ffi. 968-61711 mounted, cost $125, aell $25, l;>trJd'uP•ias: Kutintrft' 1iae Ladies yellow bathrobe, 11tu Mack Jl, _Seat beltl ever REFRIGERATOR $25. Box tabl~Wp $5. Un usu a I ROLlreway btd twin a\ze Electric ouUetl 25c. Sborts, !'"'-booll $10. ·Coat whltf! 14 $1.50. Boy'! cotton plaid shoulder $5, Gu tank $1. 1Pringt, mattreu and trame INLAID wood ~ tic.rd Spani•h pk:turn1 firW'lne• SI? ,l mttaJ bookshelves $7. NEW carpetinr, grttn S20. new jockty. a1ze -44, 'lSe: ~Zt'·,twpol . miQi si:ze 7, jacket, size 10 $1.50. Boy'• 540-1511 $5. 64J-.0978 $10. car bed $5. Baby bath 50c. $3. ?!feta Verde. 1593 O&k •wlvel chair SU. 3 bot-Larae dtsk with chair $25. Stalnie!I• carv\ng set $4.50. eicellmt :.~i~n new $50, lined green .corduroy jacket, EXHAUSI' pipe oeutter $3. METIUC ~···t "'· .. ,,.. $3. ?tfesh pl&ypen $1S. Car Minor<:a Dr, CM tie wine can1er $4. 4 _ Twin size bed rans $3. ROOltinc pan, x-11.rf'! '*'· ~~ p& ... ,_._ 1.iu! 10 $2.50. Student'a desk ..,.,,..., .rv .eat fl. Slrolltt S:Z. Oilld'1 Plymouth Rock maple end Readml Dlptt AUu 15. ' · ' lamp SL Attractive fraJ1*I. Ph:lne Mth SO 1oot cord drive, U pieot set IM. AnU-Move , alnk, refriprator $.1 ADDE;R UnderwOOd, lD key, "'ooden fol.ding chairs $3 table-SS. Oven bake-tpultt, · ... 1~ ~ ~ Palntinp Aut1 U. 65 foot fire bo5e $10. que clock $25. lShp outboard 2419 elf!ctric $25, Typtwrlter, each. S.L a.nd SWi. only S&t. lM, 3115 EaCha' -., S2. Jl.r drya" $l Box new -p~•_2!, ~. Whl. " _: Trailer hltdl $3. Laboratory Evtnrude tor ..... -. n ". 5 'ach. Jtlchmond. Mon· Re-1--blind $25. Oc-~'7323. broiler $3..-_~ies clothH, C.M. Quiabnu tree dfcorationa ""'"'"• ....,.. 'LA t •"" --........ ticello ~. Cotta ....,,........ new and ·-v new, pants, 11 ll'Olnltl« belrd SL Good temlOn curtain rodl 1Dc ~-1enera er j';:: hp Golden Jet $25. I pWce Mesa, all dly S.t, ~ cuk>nal tables, table 1ampa AQUARIUMS with suppltet aldrtll, coata, ctrea.n, ilu PORTABLE 19'" ~ dialf' p , Fnaiit'lpot. ft&-25'. each. 1958 Pelican Plam, 1AUU&•tor)' power rupp ICJI metrlc M>Cftta 311'' *Ive til tioon 14, SS. Js.14&-8348 ~.Mini sen.nJwns. mb: 10..'U-lt 3$c-S1 .50. 9 TV $25. ~lOft IJrKe new. dd'n..SS. sa..&28 Me'I& Verde, CM, 5t6-«l53 $25. Mctorcyde puU n -$2·50· sa..<l1&l SKI hooll, 1l:ze 9'19W S10. eactut, .ucculentll 25c-$5. maternity amx:lCt p I a 1 BABY t.ck pack c:anW ~ Wtofe 7PM. LARGE cri b, .Q\lkk:raft, !1;· ..,!! Moote Vi.ta, C.M. SUNDAY only nl E. Hth. ~.abell_ ........... ,h,•Blacklla VW aid rack ... 61 and TV w1tb stand workl $20. Nim 1uit $5. Jewelry and M4-4507. 7 •• • -......_, 541-.Q06 Bawlirw lhoel cvr.<, ' 144-4565 BOY·s ~. bike nG. white Camelot' de • i In loadies, iln 7 $5. Adjusta~ IOftu conll and aa. fana later BU& $3. Ki~ table and chain $5. china Qft 35o-:i0c. Deep CUSTOM CAR A8H TRAYS Bey's· 1"el .Ut jacket flt award, oriaimlly rro, lel.I DOUBLE bed S15. Whilfl IU w.Iker no. Bar •tool. 50c -$25. Old bottlel from MAH 0 GAN y f I at shed Whdplnc pen a beaut for fr)'ft' $3, White nnifonnl $2 each. VW muttler wtth s..io )'ttl' <Nd $4, Girl'• $25. tiBet ~t ~ttre~ ltl:rft 30"~, N::. •~ walmt wUll IYOIT aee.t and 1ea 15 • $25. 1 pl.Jon ou~ e1.blnet 13, Two bar atoola am&ll dor or rat 20, othtr 1\ze lPrUi,i $2.50 each, chrOme tlpl, new SlO. VW. clpthea ala ~~~-1\ $4. plas c ~~';Girl' ~ $5. ·2 ca '• e back $10, 2 lavender board fuel tank $10. Out-with acoop seata $5 each. •mall animal cqe& $2-$5. Mahopny captainl chair •M belta $5 • seL Rome Fftiratt fl.~. ~:r-3-;n°. boy~9";e-;;: each. Maple bunk fraJ'net bed1pread1 $1 eech. board battery box $.1.50. Orlainal IM!ucape 2%i feet 16911. Beach Blvd., H.B. $3.SO. Yardap l-6 yard .convert«, new $15.. Rawl· HOW'S THE TME ~ 9UICK· C~SH THIOUciH A ' Pt.IU..MAN white ..aod told adutt '.U.ckl ~ moat like $25. Mattre• $20. L&ra:e Bed11Prnd nck $2. 6 11au Unuaed 6v nl c:.U batterift: by 3~ feet In frame $25. M7--6551., Piece• $1--$3. 9524583. lrws SOUthpaw b a•' b a 11 ~ top !I indwa•wtde $16. 'rilw molt ~ brands 5c pl.Ir lamps S2S. 4 metal wrvtnc trays and cups $3. 1mall $5 each. Several &H-4565 PRINT dryer, rotar)' wUtl E.Z. Utt tra11a bitch i2$. 1tow, new $6. M'n'1 Timex Push mower ~~: ~Ilk. Swl.m/Scub9 ftt11, like club chaln no. PaJr of 'l'YPlnc table $2. .Red e\'ef)o anchon '5" -no. ct.In $5. RE c ON DI TIO NED theruatat $25. 6'' Ide Low back recke r Wlltcb, np1 $10. ga...C2M. ne'w, ~" . a~~· &t new, heel ln .t.tarJe, 1-7%-large dlt_truaed malMe end Inc drt'U $3 alae It. Green Nylon rope $25. llioclc and 'J'hmnOf.ax copy maddne l\ahta, 6" dtal $5 2 .fUten sreen/blue print ace:llant lon«42 hieh;$1J:·p.'l85.l. 8~ $5 pair. Movie CIJD)en. tablett $25 ncb. M•tchlnr rup, ' x I and t x S taclcW1l5.Martn.hardw&N maket letter or Jepl .~ 13). ~Ins !em' ll condidOll $25. End table $3. BLACK ~. lliead· cue K4dl.k. ,8tnm SS. Pro-ooffee ta.bll: $25. PalJ' of $4. Pltcbet' t.nd 6 s;lu&H. liOc .. SS. A.Jr camprnlOl'I · h! $25. &M-4585 ' 5 $25. Adjul\able cut ftlm Indoor 1holf 1kata $2. <d ..... ata lf. ·-Jec10r IMM $8. a .. vy duty twin ·-_,i.., $25 aold -$4. $1 • $25. 8maA· au·-cop 1 ' -$1. ™""' $ 25 . -2510. ~. We...LIA,11t-B llb trite,.n:ctilent $4. ~. ach. Bol4Dfl 1'ICbr ~ 2 GIRL'S blbt, iL':JDd Urn. $5 -$25. Prenure puen, G~!_blcJde 125. oceDent Camera., automatic 25. 11 ORJDM'A.llaadr ml tabWll -12' • 3 ..,.;d. bani -· ..W :pods ....... $Z. -n< --$10-. 2 _. 15 • $10. -.. !aD1! and -~fl>.f221.-· mm -le 100' _,... $Z. 115 -1 4tntow dto1n . !INA -·Dta/01 rev-tft $12. , __ ...._ $16. ~llbdfa:laa att. Np, w bl•, ~ -.1 .. w a6, Ou -f'OR Isle loddlW d:I ndl: 1" Jem ... Ix 10 print ...., •• ~:·~--. ·•-$5. -n108f. 'bock.,. ~ """"" --· N .............. $10 •·•--Slf •ocb. 5d>oo1 -btlte' ~ '"' _.. .... -.-..-i--<looper~ .,_. Ma: heater is. Apt;. -··· call 14).GN. nm. ... Imm <>n:Me m. $16-CSlJ. JO' f>'clda~I ~· Ro0m =-~-.. _; ,~ ~..= !!. ii: ...... -' ' 'n~ '1$. QI:-WOOi> te-hiCliii -... -$25. Im IMP _ ...... ~w ·~ 1!I °"""' $>.--'---• ,.. -.&171. NEW --blanflot, io. -dlaJr -115. Ion StO -• ....,. ~ cunon • .......,, ·•--....., uo volt 1,0llJ ~ -50c.. ~ ,.... Oft1'• ... ~llctlllifts sm. IOld t.ranl!d' m 4! d I c In e Good btb1 bed wMh ~ ny ' · szs. 9tD-62711. • x. '100, 2 plec9 rims, lclr • wur1' $2S. • ~ Benecla, La sun• P1ctutf1 $1 • Sl(I. WaJnut Clablnet l'Otlllfr1e Gemn.I and mM:tlW sio. a)ter tld DOUBLE bid~ ps. xtew.lk --~ ae., or GMC, 14dt holt nftda . • Niguel bcdroam. •t .. 1r1 $25, ElectliC ~ i:..c11 ltmi tUnb $J ..cb. z , U.. bow, !prirlltJ fl). name $!5. ~ • .,.._ ,.rllm. SIJ eiicb. ID-Im. G~Y11~1 ~'~~ BlCYO.X 24" Ji>. 211" $25 . .Minor $15. Chttt dnwm -IU-JOM qut·-•. ~-and _ _.... ~ cbair $25.. J\aieord type bri.kt•, new ttrn and - .._ qu 11!•,:·-~ Power mowtr S2S. Hand S25.PtlrmMc•$.\.t.rp -· Y"<' ...,......, •-"-PllY'1' ;.\, Co&or 1V $Z tubeln,5.m:.sm. PING-J'ONGtab~P.~-~llild ~ mower TUI. noor ~ ~. 'lfhtte ftlUftd Will with )eat BABY blue tonNI o·r 2M2 Dien Aw. CM stand $10. ·It. £.. IA~ NEW' 1,. tajl 'lt)hCer, vlder> 11nd table• 15 each, ~'5. I tdsi• '1-~~ lfil.r 11oart1 $10 ..ch. H~11.th ~. 4 chain $15. tarp brldumaid'• pwn $30..C..U SEARS pa ..-ee 1 .... ,ta', ........... or Wb44¥·•· ,~ SPAULDING metal tllnntl fT. ~ ~ KJt lU n ampltfttt $25. hlll mln'Orl 13). Palr a:laa 80--WI ""nllWI 15,0llJ BTP' ._l_nt 11d n I GOLD Chain P t J.,acque.r STEREO TAPE DECK CraJ ndtfl ~. m-4515. ' i '°""" 115: ·ll!.i> ·n mo r • J>te..•tnll 125. RK FM tuner lam ~te "8 Slnpr TRAILER., SU. 8o:t i:ype c· thtnuoltat ...,..;trof $ 2 ~. _ .. ,_. • .,.., ReWdetlat' _.., 4 +· 4 -· . -' SJIORT t*d, ~ piltollt, d , dryer .""sta!Jll~ $2$. 15" lltlfabr $20. • "..,. Rolmd maple x 1'6" bid, OlaJcie a pod Hbdak ~lpet wtt ciopltt .,_,.,,., _. -..-. u.-t.11 1-,~.1~~ew~-· .. ~: Ctb1ntt $12. ~ --.. ~ flc·. s--blke trailer. 54M* $2.'1, ~ Cedar .,.... $3, bllncb. S25. 5"alcen Ud aae S2!. h Trtum.... ·----. S25 ... ., ..,., waou• u -Dl'B .,.... ·--C&rpeilftl $10. Catamaran Air mattnlllf 50c •• Sn.u each. 9G-Mll. ' *-1185 sat and l'YI . LLOYD unicycle. ••• '*'· bltbt'001tl towel nck tl.5. NEW beUyboard no. 5M-"'5S SMALL tr'..cio mtm:a $5. mold fll, Vapr.irtm $2.. -t tran bookcut 1'5c. UVINC mom •nd tablit 125, ,,,,._=--~~-· ~-Wood a1Cb mltftr bindlrwt -..all . M-1124 · ;tlUIEchtpand .... 11"m) 115"d ~-e.d>lnaito $10. PORTABLE ot.ctrlc -, ,,,,._.., S2 . ....,_Boo.,.._ and -$3. Wb!Uandto>ld-- ( 1IOolat $2.50 ~....,411'1.f 1'WG Mlmtltmtn ·m tiret. ,.,,. RICK llNdbeard, Bull· "*Chine, IQOd ~Uon $1S. STINGRAY boy I bUDt, .. and IPrinP $1D. Girt'• blke Bathlnett• ... n... .._int Pl~ ...a: ( ...... ·• .,, Mrl'AL twin ..,.,,_ S2: ""'14 btackwalla 112. All .... lttl\Y -·-· 54Ml30 _, IZ. -$5. 2 TV's I> ooch. Oochoa cooklt ,... lL I ttfi oplee 'l'altlt !'!II!'.~:~ .... DAILY l'ILOT WANT AD ,., 1 ·\1 ·t~---~·~;;~ . 1 i _ ..,. bol...,. p11--• 1n ...,. ...,..,... .,., ....u.ni -iz TW1ll bad, .......,. ..i. ZENrm ,, .. TV, .-d.1Jd•1 and -· -. '""' SL """"117 to) "· Gltl'• "'*"; ,_. old' sz. '13-.. .... :Im. ...,.__ ...... --. 11!1. -· .... -145-l!IN. -· . !Floor~:..!lomo~~$2tl!!!!;,..!"'!:: .. ~·~.1 ________ ,11 4 I 1' 4ifl : I • J!'. 1 .. ~~--~ . .....,; '°· 1971 ' .. I~~' -~·-.,.~~~' !~.-... -I~ I ·~ 101 ... T~ lfil I Tr 1 0 :!r" lfil. ~!!<-]§].__I• ""°'-.."'~·~!§]~QI "~-"'· ,,. Ml·-"·-·· TV .,_..,_ ~.. c~ ··2 L,,s -.... . -'--' 970 -'."---.;;.;.:• w ·-111 , ...... -. ,....r~ ·~ -~·.,. ~ Cy~ke1, Trailers, T rani M5 Aulol Wanted 961 Aul~. lmpor .... ~)ft\·\,.~-~.;:·:·~~~~~~! _SYI;_s_;_AN_,.._a __ <_li_l•-,--,,.114-,..--<l-~-SW1-... -ES-0-~-.. -~-~-.. -~-1n-~-~,;;;1!: ~.~~r-~rt~ ~~~ BlCYC •· ~ .• ~19 _,: 1 20-,_-. -.. -1~...;,"'.;...nta-,.,.-b-;--:;'-_,-..,.'"l·""'-""w"'-E-P_A_Y_T_O_P-'--FIAT . . ll. 1'101 Cl'«'jll" .A ., Sq.I tn.irn . ~. For in-enttttalnment center $15 each. 543-2538 stored In garage. Nice as Sl.2, 'if.5 boy's, 16" boyJ Ph: Tif.-531-1800. CASH Buch fo1'1Jl4tlnn call f1J..9lll, Mr. AM/FM stereo turner * HIMALAYAN purebred new, Sell $1195. $1500 111-$10 ea. Tralninr wbttll $2. Tr•il9r• Utility M7 ~ ERYTKINC I anythtq Smith w / A.F.C., 4. spd G&rTard blue point kit~. Vttted. 6t3"a>l • · Eltttric l'Otiulftrie ts. 114/ · ' ''THINK" for a rarqe ..ue. Sat A Larae SiOCk of electronic record chieJWer, buut con. Call 714: 49&--2210 ewes NEW Corona.de 11 w/lnbrd, 4M--0678 14' Tendem Treller fbr ued' can I trucb jult 1'06 Iris Avp . CdM. components. CHEAP! temporp.ry cabinet, M1.11t BEAUTIFUL Blue Peni.all, Must ,see . lo be I i eve . '61! nuUMPH'.500 Wlth 4 wbttb. All 1tttl "°·dd. call Liii b 1IM estimate. •• • •. u-..~-.....&...:.• .... Goods 114 Jake'• Merchandise 5ff and hear to appreciate. ma.le, lhols, S mo. YACJfTS 'ROYALE INC. ~t offer Must Sell! ~ oonattu::tion %." Steel GROTH CffEYRQL£T ~ "· ~--117 E. 18th St., CM ~st calih offer or col\l'lH:ier * 642-:UOO * 2912 W. Coast 1-lwy, NB e 548-7890 ew. e deck plating. ·5C54361 or ,.~ :i::; SAVE MONEY • This clip. • BEAR • trade tor equal value. -Dog~-s-------154-M5--0810. Mobile Home• 935 M2-5M5. WW aell. Or trade Atk for Sales Manager S. pine: Mirth $10 on Sla.ii*u Trophy Blaek bear skin rue, 567-4639 &ft 8 p_.m. COLUMBIA Delendt!r 29', -iii~~~~oom~ll~ .... ~~p~k~ku~p~,~~~~~1 ll2l1 Bea.eh Blvd. ''FRI""'·-. S&m waterlieu cookware, 7'6". 11" ear to ear $1000. J\ruNTZ 4 & 8 track home PUG PUPPIES Slp1. 6, 30 HP Inboard. Full Hanfu!cton ~ach WLAIVIUI_,' ltcell9n1M Ill FANTASTIC ''1 Price Sale. Sl05 OR BEST OFFER. ion back&ro11nd. Seen at La. LEARN to uil 00 Columbia w•vunu Alllll.,llllt 800-7::~ 5.37-8824 Feb 200. Jrd & 4th. Tick Must sell. ~. aak tor guna Beaeh Pet Shop. 22 wltf\ expert inatr'llctor. EW USED-SERV No down, m mo. 6<>-4084 .,...,., • """ + approx. 70 .. ,. .. g wk. old. AKC ,., .. Champ. nidng. 71.Vt146"'47, 494.ms !lli!lN!n~s-~.ll.0_?f.,:!..;Jt1':'1,l!Jl#l I:;;;;;:;:;;;;;!';' C1=11 ..,....,TOP OOLLAKRl 9-3331 13150 ouc,•,,lllYD. ·2 DR Ralnblf'r, Six, Tocker Thrill Shop, 120 E. _A_od~Y-· -~~~-~~ 1 "<~94-~7m==~----_ca1_i_55~·7_·_3028 __ af_t_4,_Pm_. __ Real rural living yet dole N • · · • [ Good paint. mtthanlcally. 100\ St., C.M. '70 ZENITII color TV BEAlITfFUL Champ brf'd 7 USED COL. 22, $588 dn, to -ao, •bopp'-• G I -..:11. for • - - -_..... " p· ---'"..-----/AFC !ti 7 -· -onora '~CLEAN USED CARS ---- - -~,('<fl'! ; ~ to last $350. Datsun CARPET Layf'rt have ihag w , must II a c r cf' mo. tril'Olor male Cardigan S 8.05 per 111(), 36 months. recreation .. ·-· • ck bed COVf'r, Flat vinyl & romm'l tweed crpts, Deal m. Call Btwn 6 & 9, Welsh Corgi. Fabulous C'Oftl, YACJITS ROYALE INC.. '62 TeMJlf'at, rd cond $225., See Andy Brov:n '68 FIAT 850 l .,·1~ fiberzlass, ps with any direct. ExPf'r iruta.llf'r. CUI 645-4357 sweet personality. 4~2376. 2912 \V. c.oa.11 Hwy, NB ALL ELECTRIC '59 Plymouth, 'fl() OidJ both THEODORE M" mlor flS. Rf'frigerator for finance. 539--8327, 827-8'40 BOGEN SS watt amp. 2-15" ST Bernard 6 v•ks M, AKC 1 ~&1~....,=~"~· ~~~--$125 64&-28U alt 6. -ROBINS FORD SPYDER ~ rg"OUp apt 5haren, lots o! ke J b'"'-2 B LBO 20 llDSTR n·• "th bl k •-MAC-l:i cha.in saw with f'X· spea n 'n ca u"'"'· stnts, wormed. beaut, 1r A A ·Many extras "'-ti /Cl I 953 . cu M ac u .. I 01=9-space Sf(). Nice utility kit. --•1 ti . d taod . h 11~ I• " ... ,. 121~ CL---e from ""' ques as1 cs Jl60 Harbor Blvd. , •• ·,.,. L•"ke -w. YQ"-· Ira new chain and clutch. ,._....., s c mies an s s. mass 1 vc , roug .,,, w raner. ,..... 1ng .,,, or nvu. ~· .... ...,.,... t--. perfectly clean $65. u·-• lwi". _,1 l l'7, will Mak! oner 64>3447. 536-475.i. l~re.:."'=-,•::<:,:<o.:.'·:._6:;7.:.5-00_:::!:::2 ___ 1 p C Costa J\tesa •- ' • f • ! . ,. ,. • c • • . ' ' i ' • ' Ap~ 24" stovf', 4 burllf!r M-"U 'A ... ~ 1:05 floor plaM, A KARO, 1953 straight 8 64U<llO .p<O~I ;.s clean. New fiberglass sdl lor $100. 842-1128. GERt.tAN ghort hair pups,, CAL CAT, xlnt oond, trailer deluxe 4 dr Clipper, 96,IXlOll-=~=~~~=-I CHICK IYERSON "~. cott SU5. for M " II AKC, OFA cert. Top lncl. Must sa.crifl~ $850. you name it! mi. 1 ownr. Will be rated SELL US YOUR CAR VW . 2114 Contlnental, CM Waftted 120 frH to You ;•a * 54G-4393 * isce aneous 11 s field/show. 528-3887 aft Call 54()..4179 antiquf' m 2 ..,,. It worth ANY J\1AKE OR .!\IODEL . $15 Dinette set $12 ---------'"' '--------' "'"~"-"====~=~ * ig' COLUMBIA 1969 Adults-Pets O.K. l X's .aaking pri~ of $50J 51S-303l Ext. 66 or 67 ,.....,.,..t; dri:-·r-. . ..,0 o .......... CASH ·for tum, applianott, 1_ ---------BASSET HOUND PUP. DaYB 213/636-0757 or bst' olr .. Come drive it. Autos, Imported -970 1970 HARBOR BLVD. r-· •• ,_, T . 1 ... 8 •·-•~ E 714~~ •m Priv•te Club---$300,000 1201~1 N. u .. ~ Front, BaJboa COSTA MESA': mower S20 Black air couch tools. & misc item a. n-<0on:u. w,.,. ,,_ ' ves · ''"""" Recreation Center ..-; ehai.r , SlO .. Maple oorwol 642-7015 or Alt 5. 548.-4227. 2 Beautiful brown tabby cat!, • 546-8638 • Boats,: Slipt/Docks 910 Ill. 675--DM:/846-4278 ' IMM£DIAJ£ • '6!) FIAT, 12-t Sport COUJ)f!. ~ .. ~ .,., ..,~ 'th I TV "69 VW d I 1 short haired wht cat. All --.~D~A"L"MA~=TIA"~NS-STOCK '46 Ford Bwiness 19,000 miles .. ~ MPG, 96 ·-· ut ""'n1 ·co or , e uxe camper van, males """""" friendly aod SLIP F' 20 14 BEAUTIFULLY DISBURSEMENT HP. 5. spd. AM·FM. 540-0024 Sl45 ftt ui:xse~ sleeps 5, s\nk, i~box, radio fun 64i'149i... 212 AKC e or up to ._ boat FURNISHED coupe, Ne• .cl\romf'. Call ect •. tr,pewritt'r, exl"t'llent & heater. Immaculatf'. $2395. ** 642-lS37 ** across trom New Port MO . Bill George. 675-M.8 '68 FIAT Spider-Good cond. 19:1 Jakfl'a· M~~ 117 4!6-5906, s:J7-3306 after 6. BLACK/ whitf' femalf' ter-=~=-""--'.C...-----ls I and . S 1 . 50 toot. DE.LS Dune B•-les 956 of entire Inventory New top & llf!w tireg, $UOO. ·c · rier 1!1. yrs. xlnt health, TEACUP Toy Poodlf' pups. 213/693-5191. <Dir. TR193) 1cc.:._;_:,;-=••:...;,;_ ___ I OVER 50 · 5.57-3841 · . ""'· .M. WANTED' PASSLOAD 8d & good with child""· good Tiny 2 lb """'""· Yo•k;., SLIPS AVAILABLE :is· to '68 Dune Buggy FLAWLESS IMPORTS l -"--'-""J~A~G~. U7A=R~-1 fk AUCTION * l6d Nailer or ~ivalent & watch dog. Lie. to good or Maltese at stud. 545-2100. 40'. 2602 Newport Blvd. 14851 Jeffrey Rd. TO CHOOSE FROM compresS()r. 492-~741 _, ,,.~ o,_, A R bl Off • Fine f'un:l:lture home 01uy O""U·ouui.> 211 AKC MINIATURE Poodlf'!, 673:6006 ny e•sona • er JAGU~I I & Applian<>" Mulkal lnslrumttnl• m 1 YR OLD dog "°""brokeo. 6 w"' old, • """· l boj. Boats, s~ & Ski 911 In lrv1'ne WIB$991389 Will Bo Accepted ucUons. Friday, 7:oO p.m. all shots, urgent. moving $35 -SSO. 646-1351 -A FEW EXMIPLES: HEADQUARTERS , indy's Auction Barn r;~~!a~. ~al~~;ur:;~ to a Pt. 6 4 4-3 4 3 2 : 1 --M~;.-,.-tu~,.-7&_h_n-au-,-,,.._--* SACRIFICE Sale! 16' all I. ILL YATES '69 MGB GT I $2295 Tht.-only autbothafJAGUAR ~ 96&-4924 1/30 AKC. Mu&t sell imn.ed, flbrgls ski & speed hull. 5 ml. South ol Tustin and AM/FM. B.R .. green. ~·ire df'alet' 1n the entire Harbor n Newport, CM 6'6·8886 Revb. Brain, Standel bass $195 firm. Xlnl family boat. 1.4 mi. s. ol Santa Ana Frwy. VOLKSWAGEN wheels IZLK776J nd Tony's Bldg, Mat'l. amp, guitar.i/acttS. Group FREE for haul away 1959 Terms avail. 830-lfi67 Ph. 968-2828 Cl mi N. of San Diego Frwy) '67 MGB GT White $1595 Area. IF."AN""'A'"""21"-"-~ •• t;,t"?,-:_.,,,_o';ld' I breakups. Sac. 644--4577; w h i If' Chev Y • no I B=EA=-c=L~E~p-4'".,-.-:3c-'-.,.'---. ~-~. 32852 VaJie. Road Wires. Stereo, etc. . CmnplSAL·E""'s· ,.,.. • ., er• 673-6862 transmission or en g Inf'. tan & white. AKC. 14' Fiberglas Ski Boat. San Juan Cap!Mrano 1ZZG444) · Ilia", oliw ilftll SlOO. I"",.-===~~~-540-6029 1/30 837-6518 Trailer, motor &: ac· 832.S585 , _S3_7-<_800,;,_/.;;493.:.-45111,,;.,;;.,;,'99c.·_2261-"--' '6S MGB Convert. $1095 SERVICE ebtt BBQ 111:1 .citr~ ·$25: ST. GEORGE electric ac· cessories $1;)(). 642-0402. •· ~aly King-a hide a bed, coustic gUitar ·&: amplifier MONGREL puppies h~~ AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD I ~~~~~~~~~ --TI<ii'Ri.-..r;~--112T~r~u~c~k!• _____ !9!62~1 Wires, ~~9)' Radio PARTS . ~d. naQltl .$75. 10' boat $50. ~ the best pets short Raised ~I chldm. Ph: THE BEST OF '69 TR-6 Wires ... $2595 BAUER ~ trlr, ldnt """'· 7 __ hp 1 "*~llfU=ST~,.~ll-:Cro~~-&<lr-ing-~~l 'i" d • 1 ~;,;; _5J6._2265_-_at_t_4~p-m_. ___ T..._,Ott,,. 11•1 BOTH WORLDS CADILLACS WANTED Red. °'""'L 10,000 mil... BUICK. l'Y.E;_,:1?/b optl. 833--0664, guitar, like new, $50. ====~~~~""" IRISH Setter pup, 5 mo l'.lld, . For. a bea.utiful home, )ow (Ser. 7203) IN u::N 541).()180 GREYHOUND dog tor track female. AKC, Champion, maintf'nance and archl~cur. & other fine G?lf cal'!! '69 TR GT-6 Cpe. $2095 COSTA MESA . ·PRS. Lgbt &: drk brown LUDWIG 4 pc Drum set w. & hunting or pet. Hsbi-k, $150. 613-6675 ally impressive design See Yellow, Wire Wheels -~ri1. Ii k e new, 56" x ZildJ'ian Cymbals Inc. All gf'nUe w/children 1~ yrs. =e'=E"A"'UT="'!FUL='=-.:.,.,.~~Pood~-1-Aircreft 915 the e-xciting new "Village JOP CASH DOLLAR IX"1JH173) 234 E. 17th Street • 847.0lfiO 2/1 al ... in. f's, Ho"••" by • ... ,.tt Mobile •1.a TR GT-6 Cpe. $1695 548-TlGS 0 ..... m es w s " FLY RETRACTABLE Fulf S d" I Red "·auty. \y,· •• ,. ---~-~---! ~... Baby bas&inel, i!'llanl A~sorles $350. 548-96.'W. lat blk 8 k 120 ~ .....,, - f'Cdlng chair adjustable L VABLE beige white male k ' · · ystems on isp ay now at for clean, well cared for ~ •" $44.9 5 raftln&'. table,' p_uppe.Ui, 5 ** DR~~S~E\~ ** poodl4? 'vire hair terrier mix tails doc f'd. 496-6265 lF.R. equipped Bonanza, it BAY HARBOR quality cars (XLKl7ll rlt. :Tapttflex skis. infani pup 30 mo. 546-3562 all 1 BEAGLE Puppies AKC Reg. hr scheduling, fully lnsured. MOBILE HOMES '63 TR-4 Rdstr, ... $895 196!1 Jaguar XKE f.2 Serles. ifeat. 3&!t E. 171h St., Apt . 543.5148 eve or wkend Pr.I 836-4493 1/30 Good v:ith children. Dana 644-4565 9Mf-9PM. ~ib H Snow White. Very Sharp. 2+2 Cpe. •Radio, he1ter, 0:: Po•"ot 4"'3698 C • S ~ 1425 Baker St. Co&ta Mf'Sa e ·~ t"Of'Y942l I . . -• ..t· or·an. 4. 646-4665 Office. Furniture/ LO ,,..... ampers, ale/Rent 920 J s of so Fwy H <» au oma!Jc trans .. air couu., E I 124 2 VABLE , maggy dogs * SHERRY'S POODLES * ust . . . at arbor CADILLAC '67 Jag, XKE 2+2 $3395 chrome wfre wtitls. 13,000 ·spani11h bar 1tool1, 24", qu P· male and fema.lf' l yr old, '69 FORD Custom Club ___ TI4/64().94?0 AUTHORIZlO OfAL[R Air Conditioning, Aulo. mil('s. Sharp. 716AFV k leather. "$U.~ ea. 2 loves children, need good Yr end puppy sale, groom· Wagon Camper. V-8, auto, NOW OPEN 2600 HARBOR BL Trans. Load('d w/Xtra!. stoOls $10 f'a .. Ste~ AB Dick mime ogra ph homei. s:m.n&l 1130 ing. Free pk-up. 546-2848. COSTA~ • .,..,. ·• (352BQG) ma.chine, all attachmenU!; Riii. Complete sell<'Oflt, ••lLo.3il '67 F . t 850 S d $1095 graph, por1abie G.E.. Postage meter, All ll50. PRETTY'little 1pa,yed calico HorMI . 156 Gas stove/retrig. ' Water CONTEMPO. 540-9100 o Sllllda ia PY er ~·nd new $50. Hoover LAGUNA HILLS pen y Blk. Int. Fully eqpt. ~ cat needs good home. REGISTERED TB, 17.4 sys, aux. batt. Sl200 Ttade e (XAW674) ttssa1 ... matlc, all attach· ===-~-----494-1586 212 for 11maller car 492-1381. 23.101 RIDGE ROUTE DR. '69 • · $1 95 "'--, •~7.50. 6445941 01'~FlC~ fine desk, tables, '1and1: 6 yrs g e Id in g. '62 FORD PICKUP Austin Amer tea 1 ~n ..., cha.irs Ir: savings & k>an SIX 8-v.-eek old puppies • jumper S950, 592-2197 alter '69 VW deluxe camper van, (Comer of Moulton Pkwy) Auto. trns. Yellow vinyl r!. ECORATOR shag II re a 58.fe. 1833 Newport Blvd., dachshund • poodle mix. 6 PM. sleep! 5. sink. icebox, radio 1..AGUNA HIU..S IZLl\516) M .iup. fringed. 7' roands & C.M. OR 3-61l9 494-5403 2/2 ---------& heater. Im m.acu I ate . Prenige adult community ad. Long bf'd. New paint. '61 Austin America $995 . ·x7's. Blue tweed, orange 5 PUPPIES _ Poodle &: _L_lv_e'-s;,t_oc:_k ____ _;:Bcc58 S239s. 495-5906, 8 3 7 _ 3 3 0 6 jacent to Le isure World. (L57601) Ermine w 1 XhA;t 5 e . 600 Au,to. trns. ·..,1,, .....i-sac~~ vp PJ.,noa/Organs 126 . . 1 6 Beautiful surrounding,, all 9'!'71:,. ·•""" ·~~. · f1'I • · ChHwahua a""-.. 1-J To PET chickeM. duck,;, ff'rtile a lf'r · 'I'''" '64 Porsche/ .... $2-_._ luxury appointments, pU1 · Th i?'. Weekend! uy• GAFFERS & Saltlf'r bltn fas CLEARANCE 'r:lOd hon'lf'. 642-3354 . 211 egp, cage~. Man-..: cat. Cycles, hikes, ting green. hobby shop. 1Jr: 1Jr: "C" Cpe. YellO\.\'. fully eqpt. SALE GD/ERAL Pat1on'1 . Dog! 5'0-2333 Scooters 925 much mo~. t1ee•• 'ef-N (PHH193) v.·ht English Pit Bull terrier CALL 8.~3900 orsc e · · · · 1'1Ulge· &: O\'en, hood , pink. ~~~~~~~~~ " .,.. '61 P h / $1495 $35. Wht crib le: mattre11, Over 100 Pianos & Omni 673-2750 211 ......... -... ZlOO Harbor Blvd . 645--0466 356 Cpe. Sharp. Chrome '100, seU G . .ln6l Kampen Red. uced for immed, u.le. I I~ I ...... ...-... • Triple Wide Cornell Wheels. IVIK405l Lll •. H.Q. 841--0170 IL-. Now & Savel SHEP puppies 4 Wttk.s old ...::-1~ ,,, ~ THINI Continental • Paramount '65 CHEVY VAN ?.IANY, t-.1ANY i\IORE . US ·BIKES . ~nD&iJ1lOtil 9 4-94-3 4~9 ; 837-6 280 ~-----;;;:;·;"-~ Banington e Univenal WindowVan.230eng .. auto.. BARGAlNS 10 Spd, 3 ,pd Cou"'t'Brake Sal 10-6 * Sun 12-S SU.san 1/30 HONDA Flamingo • General R&.H'. US l\fag whee.ls, belt. N \VE REPbEIATOff · . FREE P"ppies, 8 -Part dm eel tires, low milf'Jt and o Reasona • er In all 1lzet. Alao, have used COAST MUSIC Boats, Maint./ m broa oor • Star sharp. S1245, &?.0-3618 REFUSED! I parta. 642.9867. NEWPORT & HARBOR ~~~ 20752 Kf'lvift, H2~2 _.;:S.;:a'-rv:._i,;.<•.:.., ___ .....;902.:: a'fRIEDIJNDBr' Hillcrest e Cambrid&'e '6 6 Ford Econoline FTNANCING AVAlLABLE BUILDING Sup.P.lfei , C.OSta Mesa * 642-2851 CHAPMAN Van-Sl,000 mi. New tires ON APPROVED CREDIT lefJ-overa. tools. mllc. ~ ~AY Grand, Artist HO?l!E wantM for.,. younf BOAT Repair&. ~modellna;. tVll IUClt """·., MOBILE HOMES & maa;s. GoorJ, rond. See •N•w~rt lmport.1, Ltd. day on 2'7S5 Bril'lli. 'CM rriOdel, German scale • malf' \\'ire Haire4 'ftrrif'r. C a·b l~tmakina;. 544-0437, N~:u4s:D-~~. laJ6 N. Harbor, S.A. at 539 Hamilton St C.M. Authorized Ferrar1-t.1G 5.57-7886 ' $1695. Steinway Grand, Call 9G2-2045 211 ~64-&--5-21-9------* TI4/53l-810S * 54~3176. ' 3100 w~c!~~t H\vy .. OYSTER ~·h.ite dn.l>f'i tor moclel L In ebony $2895. 3 il,on old blk ~ male BoaEts~Marine immP.!Plt~MW Triple Wide Cornell ./ '65 El Camino Sll50. NewJX>rt Beach windows US" & 122'· wide. Klmball Grand S488. lovt>s childn!n 1625 So. quip. l:lillcrest • Flamingo ./ '69 Ranchm> $1850. 714/6-42-9405 540·1764 ~~62 to ~!ling. $ 3 5, ~~~~..!ci~~%1:. ~.:~o Grttnville, S.A. 213 l -Y-Al-M~A-H~A-o_"_tboaro--. -,_-5-,,.-"'-,-=o~ : ~::,. Both w/autom, radio, htr. Open Sun. FREE lo good home, pt lab power SIOO. FIRM Ownf'r 494-7762. 494·2126. AUDI BRAND NEW 8' pool table MUST sell. Wurlitzer gplnet pup, male, 6 v.·ks. 11.lso free 545-5784 Contbiental " Star l ii19m701'r>'.:!1oooo""is<;;po;;,;;1,;-;cr;";;';;'0;;;m;I-~-__::.:::.::.:_ __ _ "!/ail aCCf's..~. Savf' somf' piano, lull keyboard Md kitten!, hsbrkn. 342.51'1131130 Bo ·,'~p~----= General • HWcrest V-8 pick up truck. $500. 'JO AUDI 100 LS real $SS. 269'1 Ba~hore Dr. steel !!OUJ'ldiog board ~=7==~~-'--::..:.C i --•-S_o•_•_w_er ___ .;.:_: CHAPMAN d b 1 11450 w/plastie ooaled kf' yi . 5 HEALTIIY, bright puppies. I MOBILE HOMES 011·n. Assume a . . NB 642-4062 Spotlrss walnut fin~h. l\.1usl mixed Sile, color & breed. I 27' T.S. Jf'Uries 1969 V-8's 12331 Be h Bl d G G 1.c''-' :c"':..·:..m=0·:.."'"=.:."'c._':..• ___ 4 Door Sedan. Black 1,1•ith FOUND NUDE -. n=. '6" ,.21 54()..()i\' 2/1 '"• oood. bmarkel 17500. • 71'.17.,.,,, ,:.,.;• • · · ....... ...,,,.,, .......... ·~ '63 FORD V..S P.U. Lumber beige interior. Imn1acula!e~ A leaking i;oof In Do\'er ~~---~---F'REE v.'OOd, model gla.ss Co. First S.5000 uys/offer. Jo'or ---~S,:,P.,:E,::Cc,c.:c...:._._ __ rack & tool box optional. Only 714 ac Hial mlles. ~M1· o•. 1 -·• 1 T Guy Hammond, S lei n"" a Y more infl:l 683-9930. Owner IAL 1•9·,. •t•10•·, ... ,.,res. LJ.J<~ I, . y ab" N • -~ I ' 1&44 Superior C.:-.1. .. ... ,,.... "' CBYJ , Rcoofing Co. 6 4 5-2 7 8 o. am a. ew.,. u"""' P anoa 64&-3231. l /30 aboard SUnday 12 to 4 . ~== BEACH HOUSE, FURN e 1958 l?llTERNATJONAL % 548-9590 of mOllt makes. Best buys In Arches slip No. 35. 3333 '70 Custom 12X33, 1 Obi Bd. Ion sta"-••·"ck. ?lfuit ... IJ. BIU YATES Sc. Calif. at Schmidt Music HIDE·A·BED, good. Jrame. W. Cst Hwy. Nt::\\'POM. 3 B k bd Fl B .,.., · ""' .... ~ ZENITH 1V B/W remote Co 1907 N M · ~-Giant mature Philodendron =;_:::.-,_cc....~="-~ un 11• • a, •v, Air 842-3183 VOLKSWAGEN control. $35 Dining set, ~ • ain, .-nta ln pot. f\4&.7i7l 211 2·,· Fairliner Cab Cruiser. rond, A s1eal $5500, Fam.1-""-='-------- Jl,jap!t> S50 Britannica $120. =~·==----~ SUOO or bst o[r. SE-e 11ny Park * '46 Fot-d l ton ital«!. 328.)2 Vallf' Road 642-MB JIAMMOND organ 5.3 FREE rats !: 1 baby, 1 day 8:30-Spm, ANCHOR Unif.d Mobile Homes Good conr:I. $400 firm, San Juan Capistrano w/space expandf'r &: Leslie adlt g-11inea pig . J\1ARINE REPAIR, 11n 645.3140 63J...296l Call 673-7932 8374800/493-4:i1 11499.226.J I BS.UNS\VICK rea;ulatlon ak N d l \"II 546-996::. 1/30 Ba•k Bay De. N.B. 1,-•• ,·de CHEV P U with campe• .Pool Tabl•, Edgebrook spe er. 0 eaeTII. ~1 .. .... JUST A MOMENTI · · AUSTIN AMERICA df'liver local. Sl89;). 646-46.16 FEMALE Cock-A-POO & Nl!wport dune,;) ~hell. Lots ot xtra.~. i\1u.st 1110del, all acceS50rie1, ~ · CALL UNITED Sell, make oil••~· "172 ~ t Ile ••• .,_ I wht Pe1"51an cal 2093 CHRIS Craft 32' twin,..., __ ,_.. I ,. . .,,..,...., •LJSTIN •MERI or ....,.11 o r. ~. PIANO, Span 1h -1t y le Wall -CM l/JO '-"'J"" ].,,., Kawasak lOOcc Trau LARGE OR S!tlALL -1958 c•· PU • t -8 n n CA pt) · h Good t Good ace ~.. · · 210 motors. Loaded for Bo 10. pd bo n~v .,. on R SAL&-Uquor 'License, up~g ~ &lfr59~~· SCO'ITY doxie mix very cn1lsing or fishing. All in Ce~~~n\.tyoe', tr!~~-lo~: uW·E-~LML b~I EM ALL ft bl'd, ~ -~ndition i4SO Sales, Servlee, Part.a on aale general, clearl-Sf'U ""'--·~-=~·~~--~ lovable 16 weekfl . nrt-o ••Homes FlRM S.l>-5734 Immediate Delivery for ca.sh, 536-8866 8:31)..5 e PIANQ.Hamlin gtudio. "~" •• 93 . 211 !'°!!!~·ready to go, $8."XXJ. Knohhy tirf!:s, luggage rack, 643-3140 633-2961 •56 FORD p U All Modelo XI -~ n= ak o.»-t'I ~ 1675 ml. lm01ac. Cost $493, pm. nt .. vuu. _... or m e • * WATERFRONT "·•t 0 .,, ·~·.1.;.,. U "'3!31 COCK-A-POO p"ppies 6 salf' prke $345. M&-35iJ ot: u _., JVU N l AGAR A Cycb-Mauagf' 0 ir . ......,.. 18. FISHING Dory • Gh1.ss 1----'--"--"',;.__-'-_;.:.,;.___ Ol:liee loc. Villa 38, Bayside • · I ~-~~...-.,..,--~= I ·weekJ ol:d male1 Ir !emale wood li h Evt 1:..... BOY'S Stingra,y bike '&3 Che 1.1 T 4 ......i ,Ch!lir •.. ~u· '50!>· ~w. for S.wing-M.ch-.. 121 u 1 7867 112 on · P n ...... a Village. Quality thruout. Im. vy .,. on, "t"'• 'PJ(I. Boat "tr.JJer 'tor HObie . ""l"i . '. , conlJ'ols It motor control11. Nu paint & rebH m11.culate 1 Beautiful vif'w top shape. S750. l 0 ~ • "'Collvert. $100. Sf6...se3. * REP-'IRS * t:OVAlll..E ll week Jong With/wltho111 mooring. ~25. Xlnt Cond. Bst Ofr. Clubbou~ & pOOI. °"al al.Ip. camper S1350. 536-4296. 11rlupor1 !l 1 11p n11~, ~. u 4 _ .. "'·-haired kitten to . .P.Pt. only M6-8742 alt 3:30 ** ~ ** "f" '<Wheel $1 oo ...... ap, o ~ . .._t ~ma. ~===-~~-~•I opt. S27,500. 673"..5848 f'ves. Auto S,S:Vl.ce, P•rt1 966 Sl:IO ••. a.ill H-., N.& G.E. 1V l7" $20. chine in your home. ~· 968-2379 211 SACRIFICE: !Aavlng · 20' 1967 Tri BoM 700cc Ext fks. ~, 1e.a: eba1n $1S. 642-l330. taJ. $3.95, all "WOrlr: cuaran· 2 Young loffly ll'J aPd whl Day Sal!Ol" tixm keel _ sm, ft wheel & brk. New CALL UNITED CORVETTE Avante a: Dune 6C-9«I M0-1111 QIL.().Cha!r set, make teed. 545"8238. femalfl ·kittie, and ,2 lovely cabin head. Belt offer over top eOO & clutch. Must sell BEFORE YOU BUY buggy. auto body ~ DATSUN 1970 Singer Zlg..zq: Auto, bUc/wtit malf't. &M--7~ 2/2 Sl.200. &l0-G040 _____ "mo"""="';;..•,o"c.":._~'-.,-..C,-·~~ Factory Dittct · "in Part" Reuonable, Aft 5; 6t!Mll4&' ··~Books. makt buauti!lll walnut conaole. TAN male tenier mbi: ·pup. 2!' Starcn.rt alum cruiser DA\VES 11).gpd tourtna; bikes, setups. You name H • 'M 2 F70 W/L Uniroyal ttrn. '67 DATSUN Makes but to nb o I es• 6 mos. rood w/clilld:ren. ~ hp. Cabin, galley, etc. Mondia 1.{).spd touring bikes, ~t .11~ M b "I Ho l Ffi0.15 W/L Uniroyal tires Rdltr Red wilh bl cit l ~ts seam1, b 11 n d 54&-7947. J 2/1 Cover. trailer. Top rond. extr<-mely lite weight. QI nit o I e ITMI &: map w I lugs, $150, I . Ilk ' N, nter. •· d I te G 1M'9 0.300 '>I n=n E. 17th St 64&-TI06 c"c:~..:3;:,140""=,.-,==·im.~=""::::I~~~"~ -1~-----= I or, runs e new. ttds ,.,.ms. 91 gn1 f' · uar. QUIET 1 yr aid feoi:n& white ~~-· ~~~-· -·-~~~---,:;:._::.;;::.,:::....:c;;..~-~--,,,...,,, ' delail. ZKHOSO .Kl!lly blue $44.44 cull, or &mall pymts. 'cat. Ideal for okfer C'.!OUPI~. 14' GLA.s.5 Outbrd, ,;lnt. '68 250 YAMAHA Scrambler. COSTA MESA SPLIT 11eat tor new VW book says thl~ car should ~ ~t 212 cond . $150. Very aMd coOO, Mu5t sell, Cu:uat l\Iob!Je. Estate Llv'g bu11. New Sto.5. Never wed, sell for $l~. Chick says Sf!!:tlng ~I l30 FREE Hone Ff'rtdtser :1>3lt 646·9500 s."mi. 644-<I077 N1: U, 20 & 24 Wide Modeb 11ell $25. Call 54&-Ul4 "sell this l'.lne for · " Le.wi& eMl YOL;yo 1966 Jiarbor, C.M. 646·930.1 • '&I .XKE.. Xln t cond. $2500 . 546-9501 John Chu KARMANN' GHIA ·57 KARi\1ANN GHIA. New tires & brakeS. S 2 5 0 . 642-4758 or 673-9931 '60 Ghia, '62 eng. big bore, stroker crank, new clutch, $550. 54()..3ll8. . '69 KAR:\1ANN .Ghia -Air. low ·mileage.' ' $1850/1'.ltfer 644-1641 '64 Gold Ghia-$175 549.1857 * * C.M. MERCEDES BENZ Orange Countj's lar&· est Mercedes Benz Dealership · ilim Sltmoni IMPORTS AUTHOR llED DEALER 120 \V. \\'a.mer. 8anta All& 546·4ll4 Or,i r1 'JC Cou-i1 y ·, L .1t(.h'>t S el1c!1011 N•·"' S. U"·d M,., C••d• '· p,·11: Jim Sl emon o IMps. 1'V clrn .-r b t.~ .• ,.1 S1 Sant,,.:..". s..:6;i 14 '64 1'!ER~ljS' Benz 230SL -Eter. Pa, AM:IFM ·• -d i o, l1l!W Pittllis. I ~ rond. l,3100. Pvt pty ~7 after 5:~ pm , I ZODIAC 13' Inflatable. Also, WANTED Now on dlspla_y in~ Star '67 (1.293cC) COCIPfr S Eng $899 ~tame '. •late·. new. 3 C)'llttM St., s . .(.• Hgts. sailing dinghy. Sacrtli<.>e. 305 or 2SOcc Hond11. Scram. GREENLEAF PARK '63 Ml'll'ril bolb'· '.M~ • \'1nri ilbff.kiweit 'prieea around· ~ ... 2/2 968-8873 bier. Running or not. 5'1~·1690 1750 Whittler Avenue 6(2..QSCI Coo'per P•rt& f44!..nio2 CHICK IVERSON rnl~' tree dellv. (213) SS'J-2108, fMAlE---.-T rema.ie· rat, .... 2122. b1k .. _._, .,...."........ 212 -·· ,, __ /Chiirt'r 90I YAl.'1AHA 250 Enduro. Ex· 2 . BR; raised cabana hu,.A::;u::lol.::..:W::•::•::IM.::. __ . .;"':.:i VW ..,,_••ACM . _, • ,..., .. '"""''"' " tru. ;.i~. hY'&' rm, den A: 1' bi.;•· · -893-7566 • ~~ i::=-J: ,. rtl!lllo rJ!EE,. ~.. I. ·1""\'. A 32' Twloacm< °'"'· tull,y • ...,...,,. .... ""' ;, ""'• A din's -... , l'lrll 5i>"13l ""'· ... OI" 67 NEWcU"SEMERV. -dcrinl • .rdo l C·O'l ..,.~. 1 lfmaJe.. 96l--O'J+t. ·,-·211 equip:~.:· .. ~~ ·er Cnt1a-HONDA ''iD Bl CB Xlnt rms, tn C.,.\t, adll pie. $5500. ft~ l"ft WWII 1970 HARBOR. BLVD. ~ ~. wet sulL Offer. 2 t.arae ~ti ol .,...u. Ing. ~. corxt, $595. • Call .Qef u am Clf &ft· 5 Oii CAI l-=~OO=sT=A_M~f:S"""A=~-I ---____. ''TR&.\Sl)RE" Flahe< metal llS-"1S, · "" -., Sall tllf "' * -* pm 83&-"'28 "• FOR f . DOT ;DATSUN MO' detectw O)lll Sl.50 .sell for FREE black "t"ablltt 14, SKIPPER Nnboat, 2 '6S Honda 111 'Sc:rambl~r. =~~ .. ·~. ""°"· CO'NNIU~ '. OP!~t~ILY ~~: .. ~~. m. 641-1°' · 830--GM .. !ll~ rnon~-old. _ Just tuned' a: carba ' reblt, Anu ~ -·-~ •• -· ~. 439-2633 . Now priced at IU.750. 1750 C"'EVI. 0. '·"'"' SUNDAYS Al! "'*'8 fV ....._ HIFJ., , \i MANX catl lO "month!i Call 962-2667 Whittier Ave, CM 60-1350. n liili 1 , s'..,... • IM. cild. •"ZW 211 PC 32' Sloop, race equtp·d, '8' HONDA. 'h'IU 90, .....pd e '&8 MOBILE HorM lOXSO. .. a.bor·lhd. tmS BMcb Bl9d. l Piece lltCdonal. u• nor.et Top eond,' SMMi. tra.na, ~~'1527* s· e-xpe.ndo, Good an:1.1_-iio.~1a:.i~'~';~~ .... ~-~i---·l-~ac.~"""=,lll1gttnotoo~or~-:"-~. ~-GAftRAJU> m:ord-c:hanrer· l.Ane, C.olta YffL 1 • 212 •646-2577• $45f>. 646-541fl I IMPORTS WANTED 1.,...,, _,.,.,"'· .... FOLK BOAT :16' Sloop • KAWf.SAl<I 500 • '61 NATIONAL 10'"65', ... er. ... Cot>ntleo FERRARI $»JO. spiCMl #f, Nrw At• ~ &ale or Partner ~ Btt ·Ofr: 67).St47 awnl,... est In c:le•n -411 TOP S -~ lade MUlk 4G E. lllh. I ~ ·~ PU•= FIRRA·I ........ ,._.. ,, Geooa, spinnaker. ~00 '69 KAWA SA Kl J3l pk, C.M. S11c. $4500, Low BILL MAXEY TOYOTA "' rt5BER lltN!O ampUl.lft' . . e KITE A: yird !ti. rood AVENGER. Xlnl cond. "nt, eopv Joe. M51863 18881 BeadJ Blvd. NfW'POl't tmportl .L&d.,, Ck· imodfl KX·lOO a lttteo P"M cond, $550. Aquacat w/j\b -~-...:.54:..~_.0608:.:.:.~--ROSAJUT() BEACJ.f,. MEX· H. Beach. Ph. 1414555 a,.a Cowrty'1 only •ulbor- tuner mod'I KM.ft SIOO far Pe ft--1 •U. •A96 6~7 '70 Honda SL 100 '69 KAWA. ICO F\l I 1 On lt.ed dealer. ' b)th « 911 tt.. ~ ti, -re -_r_~· ~~-~----rn, • J>8 • WE PAY TOP DOLLAR. SALESSt:RvtCF .. PA1t1'S Twdl · · CAL 2.5--0WNER 250 CC, both pert'cct.. low ml, beach. ~1t Pllfk. 96&-7830 FOR 10P USED CA.JtS .._.,,..a f!ltllllllp. STEREO. Ciananl turnub&e, PART.J.Ab pupe, 6 • 3 114/5»0559 _m_ak__,•~0"~'~'·~49'1=·"~'~'~· --I Trailers, Travel MS n "°"" "' W U1n. deu. ~~ Oiia.!:e!.:;3°· . "" •'.A~ -~~ . llB ::.i:,·J ternol .. 110 dch. CAPE COD CAT BOAT '70 3SO HONDA _ .. nnt 6'UNQ! ~l'fM . ~ , , , , «m 'ft+ 1t 5t8-0014 TE1'fl' trallf'r. Ni·m rod ,BAUEllollUJCK thorlzrd F , fUIJWiiilQ\J; Just •~ Iill1 Piklf ·Wa.ntAd1 haw 18', fhrhhl . (21.1}•.,...,. r· ' · Camelot deluxti. atpt I. nt :r;. 1711 "St. Au errvJ t>ealflfi -.....at2 f*J1 IWQ'" .10oM71 l>tfralM Jllor!. Dlmf!·A-Une 64~ DfrM-A-Une &tJ..S6TI Stow, sink. 961J.-31SI ~ftl. ())!ta ,,.. ~TJIS f'or belt tt1ulll! l&Oa'18 -. _l~rl,i 'L' Ii .ii 111p111 I , • 311X> W. Cout Rwy., NJI • """'°' . 54fl.llll TIRED ot lhal old fllrnltur.r It'• nail¥1o:it that hard to ~) ~Just -..tch 1111- !Untltun> • mUc.IW- Calumnr •Iii t'tt. "''-''*' Section. ... I Ii 1 .. '' "' '~ i'' 'I. 1 · i ! , •• ., . - I··· ' ' m Autos, lmporled 970 A ..... , Imported Autos, I mport.d f71.i Autoa, Imported MG ' 970 ''5 MG 111111 •. $<400 PORSCHE *" m.5881 • 1.961 MCA 1600 -New head. '65 p L- ·va.lv&1. brakea, exhau.~l. "orscnw .....,, S400 • .....,.,, 356 SC Sunroof **· UST Sell 1967 MG B:ilish racing green. Mid I. SllOO or best oller. Lie YCC 525 ' • 615-211!5 * $289' 1-... .,,---:.M~.G=1--1 CHICK IVERSON vw 169 MGB 549-3(131 Ext. Ei6 or 67 Iidstr: ~autifUI canary yel-1970 HARBOR BLvD. 10w "'tilh rich contrasting l -UioiCOii"'STioAi.i-MES::;;;;:,•;.--1 black interior. Chro~ \\'ire NEW '70 91 lT whttb w;th rad;.i ;;m, • AM/FM r•rlin, immacub1te 1 E' oond.ition. ZQF380. Kelty mf'rald grttn with bl11ck Blue Book rttail $2310. Our ll'ather inlf'rior. AM /FM. Lot, more! •9tHl101882. BILL YATES TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN La11e selection of all • T VW '49 O.lux• 2-dr • oyota models an d "°""'"' """ w;'1f '""m";' tra.na., AM-FM radio, heat· Colors r.r, vinyl interior, low local miles & a dreamboat. (ZVL- 1195! $1666 ilim Gltmoni ~1!~,~ IMPORTS A.UlfiORIZEO OEAlEA •UTHOR IZEO DEALER "'111 HARBOR BL., (17 W. Warner, Sant& Ana COSI'A MESA 541)..2512 540-!JHIO Open ·Sw>day ~1~9=11~T=o=vo~T~A~s-' • \ $1799 CHICK IVERSON vw VOLKSWAGEN ARE HEREll 32852 Valle Road The AU New 1600 CC '68 vw Radio, etc. C.Orollas, San Juan Capistrano 4 Speeds le Au1omalics I --"-'-"""-"''~'~83:.,":::;;:J l/:,4c:99-::..::226::1:_ !The All New Corona HT Cpe 1970 HARBOR BLVD. $1299 CHICK IVERSON vw COST A J\1 ESA '67 MGB-GT. xlnt cone!. Sacritlce. ~9 after 5 &: w~krnds. ROVER 4 Speed & Automatics OPEL '68 ROVER 2{X(I TC, stick. white. * 71.'1/4!»-007!! * air, SUNBEAM '19 Opel Station Wagon, ra-1--------- rlio and heater, very nice condition. XYZ 875. 511 95.00. '65 Sunbeam Tiger, 260 V8, 4.spd, R/H, clean. Orig, · il im :~";~~~·~~;A831-1415 .~1.cmoni , __ s_29-95-- IMPORTS 1970 Toyota Land Cruiser, AUTHOR IZED OEALER hardtop. Low mile!>, warren 120 .W, Warnrr hubs. Like new. 770AOV Santa Ana 546-4114 tAl.fl. UMWJ SAYE ON 1970 DEMOS ..J)W1 le.wi& • TOYOTA 549.3031 Ext. Ei6 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA MESA BEAUTIFUL CU!tomlzed VW -New mags, new paint. new brakes. 18,000 mi on motor. Flare fenders, big t961i Harbor, C.M. 64&-9303 tire;, $650 firm. 675-7200 WANTED .BIIL MAXEY I'll '" top doll &< '" ''"' I VOLKSWAGEN today. Call .,T.,.IOIYliii.,.OlilQ,_l.,T.,.IAJ;.;ll and ask for Ron Pinchot, - ----549-3031 Ex1 . 66.67, 673.WOO. llUI BEACH Bl VO. Hunt. a.ach 147-1555 1 ml N. ot O:iut Rwy, an Bell TRIUMPH 1965 VW Orig. owner. Xlnt cond. New tires, brakes, etc. 54.000 miles. '71 Lie. Pd. l\tust sell! $850 . 962-9921. 411 W. Wum>< fl"•" lnr,,;• '10 OPEL Kadettr, auto TOYOTA '66 Triumph Spitfire, hardtop '69 VW. Xlnl cond. New tram, 4!XXI mi's, S\6.50, Pvt roadster radio and heater. tires, brakes, tune-up. '71 ,_,_P'.o'o.· ~Eii".,'•' a"P"-E""'L<';.r--1 :"'~1;.~c;:~=~E:~I LiceMe TFA 354. $895.00, lie. R/H. T/W, $1595 or I 1969 OPEL GT l006 Ha.rbor, C.l\t. 64&-!!303 bes(. 546-7281 $2600, Xlot ''"~ '69 CORONA ~i '66 "'" """"· '" '"" Call Judy, &12-5771 l{ardtop. Vinyl roof. 4 Ii~. "\) m chromt Porsche r i ms, PORSCHE imn1aculale, Sky Blue. Sac. ·~( .M Radio.' Xlnt cond, $1125. 1---------· I rifice. Will take trade or 'CiiJ ·em.on~ 1-8Jll-06--'-6--~~~ '7Q 914 •4• finance pvt. pty. Call Sid, IMPORTS '64 VW SQU ARE B ACK I dlr. 540-3100 or 494-7506 aft. SEDAN Gd Mech Cond. Orange with bla.ck in1erior. 10 a.m. XTS 343. AUTHORIZED DEALER e 962-8141 e AM/FM, chrome wheels. l2() w. w arner l--7.,66~v=w~F~ .. -,~ba-,~,-- (J23 BEJl. I $2895 417 W, War ner sunroof & xlnt mech rond. BILL YATES 1970 Toyo ta La.ndcruiser, soft San!a Alla 546.41J4 $975 or bst ofr 642-3~86. · VOLKSWAGEN !op. Wil:rren. hubs, r11dio , ~n der :\000 miles. Sharp~ Lie. 32352 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano IC7-4!m/ 49l-4il 1/499-2'l61 NEW '70 914 '4' 145BQE. ..DWILewiA , 9 TOYOTA frish grt"en with black intrr. 1 l9G6 H bo C ~t 646 9303 ior. AM/FM. Super sharp? ar r. ·' · · (•~7029129961 '69 Toyora Corolla, 2 rloo r, BILL y ATES r~dio and hr~!rr. License VOLKSWAGEN 3fu2 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano '137-4800/ 493-4511/ 499-2'161 XTE 099 $1095.00. '71 SPITFIRES NOW ON DISPLAY e '66 VW-41 ,000 mi. Good cond. Best offer. Must 1ell. 673-1722. Come ln Jor a 1cst drive! .66 '"'Y Sq b k S f FRITZ WARREN'S v•. ' . ac -unroo. SPORT CAR CENTER :.;ty,1~~1~20~hausl. Pvt no E. l ~t St., S.A. 5:47-0764 '69 VW BUG-Xlnt rond, ~tusl Open da1l~ 9.9; closed Sunday sell. $1499. LATF. '69 GT 6 Plus, New Call S.'1..\-2761 P irt"llis overdrive. extra . -cl 0 1219'1. &14-5.'.2. VW 611 Turquoise C.h1a, ~ • :>.J superb cond, slf'reo liiiJe. '57 Tfl.J; Red, gd cond. New new tires $1500. 8JS.4687. brnkrs. ha~ top. SJi5. Call : * '66 VW-Sunrrof, 47,CXXl mi. 646-58:17 or 646-1367 Xlnt cond. '69 MK Ill Spitr!rt', lo mi, $850 * * * 968-9766 blu w/b!k lthr int. $1500 '67 VW Bu 11 _A M f f M, or hest nffrr. 497-2021. sunroor, bu il!-in btd. X!nt '64 PORSCHE COUPE IMPORTS '64 !\riitfire-i\.llnt cond. Lo n1i, cond . '60 VW Bug SJS-9971 Reef with ma1chin.g interior. Real niCf'? (GCD 731 l BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN AUTHOR IZED DEALER €'ng o'haulerl, new top, '65 vw Runs good needs 120 \V. Warner pa int, tires. $695. 67>-1677 body work Sj25, or bes! 417 w. Warner 60 TR3 RECENT lune-up & olfcr. 673-4491 San!a Ana 546-4114 valve job, Runs good. GoOd '68 VW Sunmo!, In mi's xlnt. rond. $500 548-7922 cond. $1195, 673-2271 or . ,. °'"'""4 doo" '""'"''"'· VOLKSWAGEN 54&-4120 VOLKSWAGEN INVENTORY REDUCTION Super Savings '68 vw Squareback. (XEV 4~7! $1535 '69 DATSUN 2 Dr. SMan. (XWA 173) $1095 '67 SUNDIAL CAMPER fUQH 1192) $1795 '66 VW SEDAN ITRT 550) $895 '66 VW SEDAN CRUF 0811 $89S '64 VW SEDAN (JKF 4D'l) $695 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEAat BL. 842.4435 HUNTINGTON BEAOl LEASE A NEW '71 VW $51.89 Per 1\lo. + TllX AT BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 328~2 Va.lie noart San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 4!13-451l/499.22fil Large Selection Of VW Campers, Vans, Kombis, Buses, New & Used Immediate Delivery CHICK IVERSON vw 5C9-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. C~A f.tESA '63 VW CAMPER (Q~1X082J $799 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Rood San Juan Capistrano 8.17 ~800/ 493-4511 I 499-2261 '70 VW CAMPER 32852· Valle Road San Juan Capl~trano 837 -480(t( 493.45111499-2'161 '70 PORSCHE 911T radi() and he111er, 888 BEQ, I _ _::::,::.:;:_::.:;:.::.:::.:.._l,'iiViNiR.;;;:)[h;~;;;;;! $1795.00. '69 VW Bug-Xlnt cond ~· 11 . d 1 • VW Bus '66. New ndie.l 51450. * * * 557.31\.4! r U Y rqu1ppe , pop-!op, Ollu · Low mileage, execu!i\'e car! Many extras. • ti-..1·0 $1200 ed. dlr. (062BSWJ Only 9,000 Im .uLS, raul . . ,62 VW G S d Pvl l 540-0254 rn e •n milr1, Must sell. Will fin-'=--~'-'-·-~. $400. Aft 6 535.7393 11.nce. Call 49-J.7144. ·~(emon~ '65 v\v s1 ra i ~h1ba c k , ·,, . ~ '-" ~ iunroof. lo"' mileage. $SOO '62 VW Bug. R& , rw':' t11~s. e WANTED, pvt party. VW f C 11 644-1370 rebl!. eng. Clean. S42a. Mu:;t bug, '67 or later; Clean le CADILLAC -AUtos, lm.,on.G 970 Auto•, lmportod 970 Amoo '""'°""" ~ m ~.::::.::==::::.:::.~'~l~::=:::::::-:-::::::-1 ---'-:::"::-=~- ~1!~~ YOLKSWAGEN VOLVO '61 VW IUS '68. VO.LV.O •.. VOLVl AUlHORIZ£0 OE.ALEA 1970 Coupe OeVille LESS THAN 4.000 MILES FACTORY AIR l'ONDITJON- $599 • aatomatie iran1mission, ra. J AC 783 !Local owner, }aw mileaze. CHICK IVERSON d.~' """" WhJ~ Old< WolJ lil't!1. etc, Chkk's specla.J. at Al 71'• ~·· ' ld-t+t .145.lM· 1!00 E JNG. Exquisite Byzantine Gold w/black padded top, vw lllON110 $1999 CHICK IYERSON vw < SJ>ffill " A"-llfa 1910 144. Sedan luxurious aold Jealht'r in-549-JOOl Ex1. 66 or 67 terior, full power includin& 1970 HARBOR BLVD. door Jocks, tilt & telescopic1 __ =CO~ST7A=MESA==-- steerinr, stereo. Mosl every PTL MOTORS delux extra: (924AGA) 2186 Harbor Blvd, CM SALE PRICED ~; ~".:;.~!.':'" :: Will take trade. E4fi.2698 or 557-4).40 • 549-3031 Ext. Ei6 or 61 1!170 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA MESA VACANCIES Cost money! Ra<Uo, ";;t;. Au Overvu Del. S: 1970 EL DORADO Alk for Jim Kempner Rent YO:W' house, apt., store 1968 IW'bor, C.M. FACTORY AIR CONDITION. '68 KARMANN GHIA CQNV. bl'· t ~-· ~-" p·Jot SELLING Your boat'!'· ING, Full power. vinyl \op, XLNT CONO. A..\f/J."M. .,.., e c. uu" a (H.lJY 1 with 11 it·f tull leather interior, Ult It $1500 e 644-0j.81 Clusilied ad. •ilcit ~~~ied. ut. lelescopic steering, 11ereo, VOLVO -A I _, 970 I -" door Jocks. locally owtll"d1 __ _:...=.::;:...= ___ 1_u_I•_•;..• _m...,:..po_rt_-___ ;__A;.;ul"'-'o;"t,'-1-mc:pot;.;c.rt;,.;-c;_-i= "''"''" 1$zSggg ,. $3795 1970 VolYO 164 Sedan. Al\f/ • Ffo.1. power steering, factory 111r. This 11 a factory dcn10. CAL. '49 EL DORADO Has never been reg. Low Vinyl top, full leather inter-m!Jes. Rich blue mer. fin- ior, 1tere-o, AM.FM radio, ish. •~l. power door lock$, tilt steer· ing, lull power eqUipment plus factory air condition- ing, most every db;. eXtra. (XWB5001 $4777 ..DWilewi& W VOLVO 1946 Harbor, C.M. 646·9303 '61 VOLVO • 2 Dr. Sedan. Good economl- 1969 CPE. DE VILLE 1 CAI transporlation. Special FACI'ORY AIR CONDITION· this week only. Lie, KJB226 ING. Breath taking lime WILL FINANCE . ~n. \11/white top, full pow. $299 tr, vinyl lop, stereo, bee.u- titul cloth & leather Interior. CHICK IVERSON Tilt & telescopic sfeering, YW door locks, locally driven. tXWL706l $4555 • 549-JOll Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA $1299 Cad. '68 Sed. de Ville 1969 VW. Radio, heater, auto.. Complete new guaranteed en-matic stick. YDR447- .DWI Lewi& 9 VOLVO gine. Factory air cond., lull power, tilt & !elescopic s te-cring. automat.ic pilot, sig- nal seeking radio. Truly an outstanding value. (\VtD. 733) 1%6 Harbor, C.1\1. &lf>.9303 $3555 VOLVO AUTHORIZED • SALES e SERVICE Cad. '68 Convertible FRITZ WARREN'S BRAND NEW 1 71 llATSIJN $1966 ' ' The Number 1 Selling import Truck NOW 40% MOii PICKUP POWfll fOI 90"4 Of TOUl LOA~ BRAND NEW 1971 DATSUN MORI NO·C05T ixrus Whl•o "•I! 11,.,, 11"'" ,1.,., ~ .... ,muth. r..1~ olt, r""' "''" '""'· ,..;. '"'""" '"" .1 .......... l·•• ....... , ...... . St RVKE Is' OUI BUSINfSS -Will YOU TRY US ll FLEXIBLE FINANCING SANT A ANA DATSUN 220 I s.,Me;., 546. PH~~EIO S1at1 A11 --.0 FACTORY AIR CONDITION-SPORT CAR CENTER ING. Full po.,.,·er incl. door no E. l11t St., S.A. 547-0764 locks till k telescopic steer. Open daily 9-9; closed Sunday ing. 'sterf'O. Sentinrl. Full For best n:?sulls! 642-5fi78 l lralher in!crior & exception. A N 980 I AA.:'-t ~-.N;::::-----....--.co::::oo:::;---fjlo;:•I ally nicp inside and out. uto1, ew U 01, ew (VRD552·l $2999 • Cad. '66 Cpe. de Ville FACTORY A1R CONDITION- TNG, All pow!!r e.'Ctr&s. Tilt wheel, AM..f'M radio, stately black ext. color wilh ~ leather interior. (SB8714) $1666 • Cad. 'S7 C~. de Ville Unbelievable Bui Trut! A LOCAL CREAM PUFF FACTORY AIR CONDITION. ING. f"u!l power, eXITilll incl. door lod<s. trunk openE>r etc. Must b(' sC'f'n! I FNH326) CLEAN UP ON · '·" ALL s IMPORTS irm. a · sell. 548--4274. reasonable. ~. A UT HO R I z E 0 0 EA LE R : ---,,,,,707fl\iy,\iv"CcAA'1'1iiPEERR--1,,';;68C:V\~.~.,c:.~ •• " .. '-,.,-ho-,.,-.,--.,-,-•• floo=, ~, ~=-,v"wc--"B~U"G~-~. ---I PERFECT! r-.1usr SELL! ... .., "'"" .,,.., ·nU o. 5uper Harbour V.W. $599 AT DEALERS COST! 18TI 1 BEAOI BL. R42-4435 HUNT INGTO N BEACH CLASSIC '57 i;peedst('r new b111fk lacquer. concoursr col)dilion. l\1ust see lo believe 673-4-078. 1961 ltiOOS. Xln! r o n cl . AM/Fill . rhrumc \\'hls. nldlal tires. Musi sell. 1tlf430-4454 PORSCHE '69 .. 120 ¥.'. \Varl'l('r $3»1 or offer 49-1-5?1!.'> pan, chrome astro's &. cl~n. Pvt ply. Call Nick e 411 W \\' ---1 ,'".'."'~"c,,· ~C.'.'.C•ll~6:.:1>c:-'c:"'::' '-~-dayi; 64&--0261./eve 537--3935 • arner e 'iC! vw e CHOOSE FROM Santa Ana 546-4114 ". LN-,, !E~ CON, 0 '6!) VW bus, nf'w til"l's. '59 VVt' Van, '64 eng, recent .~ '' ~-.." shocks & tran~. 1\1usf sell wo"' do-on t-o• N.. Or•ng• County 's '69 BLUE 2 dr Corona l'IT, Of1''ER • 673--0811 S950 .. ,_, .• , '" '"' '" ·· ~w l S I t ' f R&H lR 000 . I now, , ;xi . brakl! iystcm, camper unit argest • ec ion 0 · . a 1r. 111Ho, · mt. '&I• Fs1bck Fuel injection --ood , .• ,,., •. N<W •l"'-b. GOOD Quality Cadillacs ll h k nd $15.)Q ' ' '67 VW Sqhk very Ii!: con-.. .. """ 111/~r _ t s .,.,. e · ' Nu tirr,o; & brk~. Xl nt eng, di!ion. Ne..;1y rebuilt 1600 CO~D. Be$t oUer. 540-3118. ib 673-Ji.Jt Clesn. S1300. &!6·11570 eng, $16.10. -Call :i.!!1--.11!11 '66 VW. Newly reblt f'ngi~. GN'81 e.f.. '611 CORONA, vinyl lop. e 196.1 V\V PICKUP e ,65 VW B.i~. f1E'wly re bit lfiOO Xlnt rond. $750. 642-1573 ..t. ~CAOIL~~ buck. ,o;cats. 4 on fir. lo 6 pas~. cah, ExN'l!cn1 condi-cni;: clutch crpt !.· pan! 11.ny time btwn 12 pm Sr AUTHOAiZro DEALE!\ n1 i's. SltOO or $100 & T.0 .P. lion. S700. 492.:\1178 s1175 or bst ~Ir. 644--;.448 . 10 pm. 2600 I/ARBOR BL., 646--4047 'fi."i VW Bu~. New rebll rns:-. DAILY PILOT for aclion'. =,..~llC.,,id~J,~1 .. -m-,-,.,-w~,---COST/\ MESA 'I ; Trani; rn!f'd!I ~'Ork. $750 or CaJl 642-5678 1,, Savel I Ca.JI &12-5678 Now! CAii ~0-9100 Open Sunday he st offe r. 673-494:. Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmported--970 IT'S A hree:~ •. sell your Items wtlh ease, use Daily Pilot Classified. 642--5678 Autos, Imported 970 NEW CAR TRADE INS $1395 t f'I TOYOTA c.,... H.T. I., H., ..... .-k. NJu. IWIDCl1JJ S1595 1f61 YOLYO SNtiM w ..... le4le, ..,_ et', .......... ,_, ci... tYIJJ~41 $1499 lf6f TOYOTA C.,..,. H.T. I .. H., 4• .,-, ..... ,_,, IYCM2t7l ----$1195 1t61 M81 IOlDITll. I & H, 4 .,_,, ww.--....IMfl)Ytlll $1095 1t67 TllUMPH IOADlnl. I & H, 4 .,... & • MNtep, CTIM,4101 $1195 ltlf TOYOTA COIOLLA. l-4-• ..._, ......... ,...... ...... 'TWf'lllJ $1495 IMf M•·MIMfr llOAllTll. I & H, 4- ....... .... ..... CZIPl121 $795 lt6J YW. I., H., ~. Hew ,...., l•NY4JJI $1495 1966 YOLYO 1JJ 2 ... I & H, •tM9tlc. ITHH021 I $995 ltt6 YOlYO 122 4-4r. I & H, 4·•,...4. 1M tflh ..... CTSM6Jll $1695 1f 70 TOYOTA ITATION WA•ON. I & H, 4-spMd. t67011JI $1595 1t6t TllUMPH MAIK Ill I.....,, ... ........... ---.... .U... Ore ...,. ZAUOI $1895 1t6t TOYOTA MAU II H.T,-1 I H. 4-_ , .. _, . • 646-9303 1946 HAllOI ILVD., C~.A MESA ... • COUGARS • • MERCURY .ANO MONTEGOS EXAMPLE -, . NEW 1970 COUGAR : Power ltffrlt1g, p0wer dllc: braliH, white side' wal. tires, deluxe whHI covers, radio & lffftr. •2-98:9 +~··~ ~ ' . ' ~ .. •OF91HT17tl4 ' ' ) lohitiian:'-·4 . . .. --· ....... .. s~on •' • ' ' ·~CONTINENTAL 'elMRK ilfe OURY. . . 2621 HARIOR ILVIL..COltA MJSA . .µ. I .......... 1§1 I -..... ·1§1 I _..... 1§1 I .......... I~ I· ._..... l§J I .......... l§J 990 •uto•, UtM '--------• --Autos, UMd 9'0 Aute1, UIOd 9tO Autos. UMd VOLVO CHEAPIES '59 Buick 4-dt. • • • • FP $97 '59 Old& 2-dr .•.•••••••• $19'7 '60 Chrysler 4-dr BUICK '62 Buick Cor1vtrtibl• VS, automatic, power Alttr- tng, radio. ([Ef'ti17t BUICK '70 RIVIERA ONLY 7,500 MILES I Azt~ Brome w/tu!J vinyl J BUICK 9'0 Autos, UIOd 990 1-A_•_•·_··_u _Mc1 ____ 9'0_, CADILLAC CADILLAC , CHEVROLET CADILLAC ~ i;frato seat intttior, factory ---------'" "'""i"•"'"'· Full ...... '65 .Gran Sport 1988 ""''" •• Vill~All "' cad. ""'·· fi'y ...... '64 SEDAN DE VILLE I ''3 CHEVY IMPALA ~~~l ~x~c ~!. ~~ ;:~:,'~ bld~eYli~~~~§g I $350. 548-8800 alter 6 ·~ THIHI :-'VOLVO' ' -' R/H, Auto .••..••• , •• $197 '&:$ Nova t«. . ..... , , , . $397 'SS Buick Wilde&! 2-dr hrdtp. . .. , • , •••• $597 '63 Dodge Dart $3'9 ~~ Abaolutely ahowroom tresh inlide &: oul. {273BXC). $4999 2 Door Hardtop. 4 1peed. 1zs1m1 $799 fi42..5521. eves & wkends. ruu power + air. OOU9!0) I CHRYSLER '66 El Dorado Convl., Way '65 CONVERTIBLE Cadillac. $899 b<low who!•"'' ot 11350. XI"t '°""· f'ully <quippod. BILL YATES $1395 ~EIUllDER" 1n!.: a•.r.a. (HWY. •l 1119.l-7566 • 537.Ql:U 2100 lla1 bor Blvd. 64>-0466 2-dr hrdtp ............ $391 '64 BUJCK Wildcat 2~r. ~ib .'l. BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN Good shape In Ir. out, Priced for tmm~ ule, 1968 Chrysler Newport Sedan. Pvl party 64~2317 $1495. 962-0m aft 7. VOLKSWAGEN Radio, neater, power 1teer· '62 Olds Cullaq 2-dr hrdtp hrdtp, A reaJ bargain '597. e"<D A real beauty .• Save $200 Blue Chip, 2145 Harbor Bl., CADILLAC FOR FAST SALE 1964 Cadillac, new tire11, 1 32852 Valle Road ing. \\'PR.356. '66 El Dorado Convt. $1600, O\\•ner. $995 cash. call San Juan Capistraoo i;;w.uSED-SEP.V. '62 Rambler <t-rl.r .•• FP S249 C~I 540-4393, 642-9700 AUTHORIZED OCAUR Blue Chip Auto Salts -.-.. -,-R-IVl-E~RA-. -,-'u~ll~p-.,-. :!600 HARBOR BL., ~Valle Road Son J uan Capistni.no 837-4800/ 493-4511/49S-22G1 Call 67!'>-li30. 5-l!)..292!1. 837 -410l/493.45U/4~2'l61 .lJemt Lewi& W TOYOTA 2145 Harbor Blvd., C.r.1, Xlnl cond., $1950. COSTA MESA 540-4392 * 642-9700 • 847-5369 • ;,40-9100 Open Sunday Dime-A-Line 64Z-5678 • '63 CADILLAC FOR Sal" '63 Wh;t, C•d '63 s d D Viii Beautiful condi!ion ronv .. full P'AT, gd tond. e an e I e $795 *** 546-99&.l $595. 64&-4214 aJ1 4 pm . +:-+:.::~=-'--'-~= 1-------= ~--~---•9=ao I • I Autos, New Autos, New 980 -.-c----...---~-.9'-90'-lP.e.° finish. full po11.·er. Real 1966 Harbor, C.~1. 646-9303 nice~ tJBT942l =-'=-"C!,"-CC,...---'-"--1 '69 DODGE SWINGER J4D SPORT courr VI, 111!0., P. St11ring, Lin· cl1t1 fop. 111. of 5 vr. w1 r- ''"fv 1v1i1 tble. YPLOOl. C9Z44 ) $2129 • AND YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! CHRYSLER'S ALL NEW CRICKET for '71 '66 PLYMOUTH ,UlY I 4 Dlt. SID.AN VI, 111!0., P.S .. eir. btr1ro1e• Iv nic e tr1n1pori1tion cir. 192411, $859 StaHoN 1~11,...... IKlitdes: noor M0111tff four .,..ct tro11s- 111lui011, po.., fro11t dlK brokn, rodlol plr tlrn. htcll"rid111I fro11t buck.t '"'1, rock I philOll 1tMrl119, coll 1prl119 tUpM1lo11 1yitem. A ,.worf1I llfftf119 aid new throlf9h watlllltloe ..,.,__ 14 c11blc fNt tr1111k wltli cflfl• c...ted 1pGre tire I. ftlooy , ftlony e"-rs. S..lol # 4&41Jll05774l. ltoc.k :0002. $ '69 DODGE '68 PLYMOUTH DAltT 2 DR. 6 cvl. ,.,10., P.S,, white with ro11roon inte1ior. E•· ception•llv cleen. low mil11. ZAC226· ftJ42l $1689 SPORT IATILLITE HT CPI. VI, 1'.S., 111!0. Air, l 1ncl •u top. R1,llv 1 l.o"•Y· (92191 $1689 '69 DODGE COltONn 440 HT CPI. VI, •1110., PS. Still und •r w1rr1nty. Cle1n 11 • hound1 tooth, ZU588 ('1211) $1889 HERE'S PART OF AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF TOP tj)UALITY USED CARS "We Keep The Best And Wholesale The Rest" All Prices Plus T •x ancl License. AOVT ... RIC:l!S GOOD "TIL 11 ... M. MONDAY, ..... lit. ADVT. (l'IRS SUIJfCT TO '"101 SAl f '67 CHEVROLn Ill AIR 2 Dlt. SIDAN VI , •ulom1!ic, r•dlo, he,f1r. E•c1ll enl condttio~. loo~1 I run s !i ~t new, VO P067 (2030 Al $889 YOUR TOP QUALITY USED CAR YOUR PRICE NOW TOTAL DOWN PAYMENT TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT Huntington Beach Chrysler-Plymouth's Truth in Lendin ~'63 FORD 2 DOOR 24 montho on •pprov•I of cr•dit, Tot1I ce1h price, in · cludin'1 1•le1 l tl( i nd 197 1 lic;1n1• f1•. $411 .75. 01f•rr•d P•V'"\"I prit• intludin'il lt•, litt"ll end fin•n<I c~••'i)el, $S7S .OO. V8 , au to., P.S., R&H , IZV8b8. 1•11758 ) :. '62 FORD 4 DOOR '-i•rdtop. VB, auto., P.S., R&H . !OKG70'4 ) '64 CHEVROLET · 6 cylincl er, •uto., racl io, w1w. ZAC5l7. I •60-4982 ) · '66 SATELLITE VI, •u+o., P.S. ROMl05 . 1•92 151 · '67 CHEVY NOVA !•door. 6 cy1., aulo., R&H, W1W. J0lf41. 1•92071 '68 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill YI, aut~., P.S., air, R&H, w1w. XC0457. 1•91lbl '61 CHRYSLER 300 0 VI, auto., P.S., "Yinyl roof, a ir. VR!9'46. 1•91621 '69 MUSTANG VI, •uto., P.S., 'Yinyl top, air. XRDOl9. 1•91991 • ' c ·HRYSLER 2·0631 16661 BEACH BLVD. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 24.33% 24 ro1onth1 on •PP•D~•I of c;redit. Tot1I ce1h pric •. :n. (ludin'iJ 1•1•• le• i nd 1~7 1 lic1n11 fe1. $4 33,75 . Oef•rr1d pivminl ptice includin9 11•, lic1n11 end fin1nc• cher9 e1, $575.DO. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 24.33% 24 ro10:>nth1 on epprov 1I of cr1d;+, Tot1I c11h pric•, in· cfud in9 ,,te1 11• i nd 1'1 71 tic1n1• f.e. $4 )),75. o.,, .. ,d p•ym•nl price ineludin9 I••· lic1n1• ~nd fintnct cher911, $575.00. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 24.33% 24 month1 011 epprovol of cr•dil, Tot1I c•1h pr:c1, in· clt1dit19 111•1 !1Y •1>d 1971 lic1n1e le e, $1069.45. D•ferr•d pivme11t pric• includin9 •••· tic•n•e ""d lin,nce ch,r9e1, $1J50.00. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 22.72% 24 monlh 1 on 1pprov•I of ~r•d il. Tol•I c11h pric1, in· eluding 11le1 +•~ 1~d 1971 lic1 n1e 111, $ 1173.75. Otft rred P•Vl'l•nt pric• includin9 11•, li$ell1e end fin•nce cher9•1, $1450.00. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 22.25% 24 montll.1 on 1pprevel of er.di!, Tote! ce1h price, hi. c1udi119 ,,111 •1• e~d 1'17 1 lict flle f11, $1 102.75. D•ferr•cl P•vro1•nt price inc l.,din9 11 ... licen1• 111d fi11 e11ce cher9•1, 51600.00. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 21.59'4 24 ro1onlh1 on 1pprow1I of ~redit. Tol1I c11h price, in· c ludiftg 11111 l•'l end 1•71 lic1n1e le•, Sl•2l.75, 01ferred p1vm1nl pric e i11clud:119 I••, lic11111 •nd fin•nc• cher9e1, $1516.00. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 11.99% 24 ro1onlh1 ofl 1pp•o••' el cr1d it. Tetel c11h price, ;". cludin9 1e l11 f1• •nd 197 I l;c•111e f••• S 2, 1 l I. 75. 01fen 1d P•'fm•rrt price i11cludin9 le•, lic1n11 ind l it11nce eh1r9e1, $2775.DO. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 18.42% PLYMOUTH HUNTINGTON BEACH 540-5164 HOURI& 9 AM ro 10 PM 7. DAlS A WllK I f $895 1966 CHRYSLER 9-pass Town !. Country sta wgn. ~ ltU_J __ . , Jn1mar. New radial tire5. ,.~ I &M-2104 7100 Harbor Blvd. 645-0466 COMET '67 EI Dorack>--A~1 /F'.'i1 ---------st~reo radio. Every eon-1 'G:l CO;\'lET 2-dr. Tach, <.~1vable extra. Black \~'/blk throme wheels Cash or wtll vinyl !op. Xlnt concl. 35.000 I . ' mi. l2900. CaJJ ~1r. \\'ebb flnance "~Uh O.A.C. Blue 544-7564 or 675-2658. Chip, 214::i Harbor Blvd. c.~1. 540-4393, 64Z...9100 CA MARO CONTINENTAL '69 CAMARO Z.28 4 11J>ttC),l--------- 2J,OOO mi, loaded w/extras. '63. ENGINE & interior Sacrifice $1S7;J 494-3034 $.:ood. Body rc11.r endM. $200 "·&=s-C"A"M,,-,AR=o~··~c-00-,-. -,~V"hic-1,· I or best offer. C11.ll 67:>.ma >A'/blk Int." 3:1700. Near ne\v tires. 64>-1209 CORY AIR CHEVROLET '70 NOVA '62 CORVAIR Bus, A tt:al good one, Best offer takes. Blue Chip, 2i45 Harbor Blvd, CM. 540-4393, 642:_~ '63 Cor\'air convertible 2 Door Coupe. VS, automatic, Xlnt concl. Orig. owner. power steering. dlr. Mu~t $3.10 * * * 644-4632 sell, wl!I take trade. (ZVE-'fiO CORVAIR, red. Good 366) Call 494.n44. rubber. Good 2nd car $275. '89 Malibu 2 dr lldtp VS. 54&-7S17 after 6 pm. Tape, vlbrasonlc, tach & -1!16_2 _M_O_N_ZA-. --'-w-h;-.. -, -,..- gauges, air shocks. Nu tires. uphol, bucket seats, 4-apd Must Sell. !11ake offer trans. clean. l300. 54S-3159 645-3296. '63 Corv•ir Mont• '68 CHEV Caprice, R/H, Air Auto. $200. 673-5064 cond. Tape deck. Strato =_c_:,.,.__:;;::;.,.:_:..:..:c____I bucket seats, Xtra Kh'!an 1961 CORVAIR Monza, auto. & a very good buy at l 1697. good cond. 53,000 mi. $275 Blue Chip, 21 45 Harbor Bl..1 _0_'_""_'_1_0_"_"_·_540-0 __ 709 ___ , CM. 54!).4393, 642-9100 CORVETTE 2 rm:6H~ro~~~u~matic, '67 VmE---I 6 cylinder. dlr. IOSE 5731 Fastback • "427", 4-sJ)l'ed, ~1ust sell~ \\'ill finance. Call At'11Ff\t radio. New poly- 494. 7744. glass tires .. Excellent c:on- '67 CHEV Super SP o r I dition Driven easy. Chevelle 2-rlr, hrdtp. Klean, • $2850 396 eng, Save l 200. Blue A&k for 1'-1r. Grannl.! 546-8640 Chip, 2145 Harhor BJ., Cl\!. '67 CORVETTE 1·1pd 540-4393, IWZ...9700 fas!bat'k. One of the beat '66 OIEV, Impala 2 dr Sl.'d , buys in fO\Vn. rull Priet: auto Iran~. air, fl pwr. :127 only $1397. Blue Chip, 2145 V-8, lo mi's, 1 01.vnr. Sl550. Hurbor Blvd, C.M. 540-4393, 536-6:125. fi.12·fl700 *lfl62 CHEVY Impala con-SELL or trarlr '69 Corvette vrrl-V8, llUIO, P/S. Stingray. Will take suoo. • 19:19 \Vagon·VS, au10. P/S. nr gd transp <'ar M trade f\1ake offer. 644-S902. In & take O\'er pymts. S2200 owed. 646-3545 '6G IMPALA Convertible Xlnt --~----- cond. PIS. R&H, 1 owner. '57 VETIE, Good cond. $450 $1195. 64&-5108' or best oUer . . 63 C'-N SS Art 6: 546-2531 ·~"Y 0\1,11 SHARP $695 COUGAR • 540-28{11 • '68 Chevy Biscayne 2 dr 6 r.yl, 3 speed $895 615-1045. e 1969 Couga.r XR7. 351 Vll, ~~. ~';1~253auto, P!IPb. 1969 XR7 Air. F~1 27 mi Nt:!w tires, like new, b81ow wholesale. 548-6738 '59 Chf!vy 2-dr. New en$.:. RfH, Good tires, Runs bODGE good, $175. 548-1652 -------- '64 C"-4 d 8 1 A I MUST ~t'll! Urgent! Best of. • •n::V. r. r ir. fer takes! "69 Dart Sport air cond. p/b. p/B, auto 5 · 1 si· k 6 I ·11 tra $49-536-8600 P!'CIB. · , lC , CY , ns. J. · lie. Bocly & mtthanics x!nt. CHEVY I~ '62 4-<!r, 11 ryl, I Afl ;, pm. S4i--OUS :~~.' ~:-~2;tc. Goo<l cond. '67 DOD~E CHARGER: For ==,___,,-.,.,--c,.-~--,,-1 Snlf' or rrade: for gd van. '6-1 Olf'V. Bl ue r.JRlihu. 2 dr. Goort rond, w/new tirrs. H.T. Good C'Ond. 28.l auto I S:ZOO BOOY r1amagc. Bes! of- 1400. Cali Lee fi.1>3887. f('r ; 494-1900 Autos, hew 980 I Autos, N.~.w----9~1~0 BIG SELl!CTION US.12'0 Th• 1ll 11•w .llw1Un for $2798 1171·fh• '""" ,, ,,,. ........ , .. ,.,..,. AR .. TY WnM mltY MIW CAR ;.,ICHA.ID 'UIWIU ........ '""' ""'" -· • S1turdly, Janury 30, 19n DAll.Y 'llOT I· ......... l§l I -..... l§l I .......... .......... 1§1 I1 .......... 1~1 1 .......... 1§1 I .......... l§l 1· .......... l§l ' 1 ........... J§J 11 ;;.~~~ 1.:;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;1 !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ---.;;;;iiji;jijjii;;;m;k,.1 Aulol, Utod 990 Aul .. , UIOd 1-------- FALCON ~~~ ~~~ M~~ m~~ m~~ ~ l--P-LY_M_O_UT~H~-l -~P-0-NnA~-C~~-P-O_N_TI-AC~-PONTIAC • '66 GTO, :iitra lh&rp, 4-cpd, OLDSMOllLE MERCURY MDCUIY MUSTAN5 1964 FALCON HT 6 c:yl 1-------------------'65 MUSTANG 0 ' -· • PS. AM/TM. new braJc: , PONT. '6' "LE MANS" Pont. 'ff Le Ment Cpe. lo ml'•· Ofr. owr $11». • ,• Dix. 2-dr Hardtop Cpe. Popular 2-<lr. V8 hardtop with ~ •: • '65 Pl YMOUTH •lid<, bucket Mi•t•, ••d'-. 196t MAR.QUI$ . '63 LDS Hardtop • An ex-"' 1!70 MERCU A.Y Marqula t1o--•1 ~ •~ •·· ntw tirr1/clutc:h. S525 . Brough•m 4 Or. H.T. Bf'QUlham 2 Dr. Hrdtp w/ c:ep , .... y •""" ... ,v.,,., 673-2912 EXCELLENCE wht landau top. Auto win-6 cylinder, auto., blue metal-~{ Caih di9Qount ~ '" e '62 f'a.lcon-Drpendable. PER.:50NIFIED doWll It elec IM!al adjmnt lie finlah. Extra clean. tRlK-help finance .A.C. Convertible. Aulofn4 tiC:, radio. Radio & heater, automatic:. Thia beautiful top of th e Very low mileqe. 64U959 547) Blue Chip, l145 Harbor (699BS0) "~. "'"'" ~o-Mercuru line has the ""'"''-$995 Blvd, CM , 540-4393, 642--9700 $599 -""' _,....,._ 'J .....,...-LEAVING For actlve duty. .,. F I • pd 1ar dark ivy green metallic Muit Sacrifice •62 Mercury 1964 OLDS Rea.I clean, ru.na llLL y "TES -• con ... , VI finish wil h matc:hln1 inter. B!sl otter MMDL ~ ... -. ,.., ... ~ &ood, &ood tire1. $525. "" ""'"""· S4&2l2' ;., '"d black laodau root.-~==~=,--,,,,. --5IU118 VOLK~WAGEN FIREllRD EQ,;,,.. with au !ho 1"". MUSTANG ~2U>O~H~""°~'C..a~i~v•o_. ~64$-0<ll6"'::"'.'""l -opiiL"iiYriM:iO"'U"T;;:H:;--I 32852 va11o "°'' ---------1 ury features. Au to trans ra----------'8G MUSTANG $800. Spent '68 CUilom "400". Hood dio, heater, powtr ateefing, '69fullMuatana:, ~andtr, VII, Air, 1ince Feb. Most lmmac. in l -----~----1 83~~~~~~s4:~ tach. air, auto, AM /F M, power brakes, power .,.,.in. Y equ PJ'C"-or more Ca.llf. Sacrifice SIZIO. Pb. 1969 PLYMOIJ11{ Fur)' 3, FACI'ORY AIR CONDITION. power 1teerin1, auto. tran1. STUDOAKER ING. BcautUu.I l:Jectra Blue Factory air conditioning. Ra---------~ w/bJac:Jc vieyl bucket aeatJ, dio, heater &: exceptionally V-8 engi~. console power nice . (XYC316J. steer,, brakea, auto: tranll., $2333 RIH. WSW. A l!tUe jewel. (SQV022J. $1555 '61 LAJU<-VI, Xlnt corid . Good w/w tirM, rlth, all'. Oria owner. $.l25. 67J...8732 T-llRD '64 I-BIRD .. .• , .• " lnl --'I •= ·-6...,. "":" ·2 dr HT, PS/PB, '"· 111•-r •ONTIAC pwr &eat/wndws, diSC"s, uowii;, power seat 6 way, ,o:;::'.::~::;:.::'::~c:-=·--· ___ -·-~-------•• .- rally whl.!!, !act warr. Book laclOf1' aJr conditioning, set '68 MUSTANG, factory air, '67 MUSTANG, VII, P /S, w/blk int. Pvt pt)', (1'1411----------1 ~. ask.inc $2295. 2131 of exCT'l!ent premium Vogue P /S, P /B, auto. 1 owner vinyl top, New tires, J.spd, 675-4578 '62 PONTIAC Catalina 4-dr. 592-2418. lirC's, Ask for demo nstration $1750. 646-.5108 Recently p&inll!d, $995. 64 PLY. Sports Fury, like Good transportation car. ~1!~~ AIJTH()AlZEO OEAL[F\ 2&Xl HARBOR BL., OOSTA MESA Au1omatic:, power steeriQ&' & ·;;I brakes. Real Nlee! IZRT8Sl~ .:,;.,, $195 -· 1----=FO==R~D~---I in this ourstanding car. Lic.1 ·.~B><;-~CT-L,-27-,000-m-l-.,-.-,-, ... ~le &14-2951 . new. HI-pert 38.1, 8 I M, Clean. Small dOYln. Wt will YWV4&3. Johnson & So'.1, ownr, top cond . Real buy "•"·!l<"""'M"'°u=ST~AN=G~<OnV<--rt-;~b-le. torqueDite, Iota ~ $960. help finance. Blue Chip, AUlMO'llZEO OE.t.UA 2fOO HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA 540-9100 O~n Sunday PONT. '68 Bonn., hard top, air cond., all powr options, powr antenna, AM/FM ra· dio. Nrw polytlas!I callbrat.. cd tires, low mi. Orig. pr iv. pty must 1ac:rllic:e, hi gh book S2385., make olfcr. 495-4124 or Bus. 540-8876. 540-9100 Open Sunday 1'bla Weekend! • .• ~ ' '66 PONTIAC wqon, air &. • ~, a.II, A terrl!k buy at only l 411M#--~-·· ...,._. jj, S697. Blue Chip, 2145 Harbor '~ ,.~ 2 : 1----------1 21626 Harbor, C.M. 54Q.S63(J •ooc "••7•97 4 pd X1n d M u 633-5576 21 45 Harbor 81\'d, C~1. '66 Ford Fairlane XL, 2 door·!~==~=~----I at .,.,....,. UTT"' ~ • ----·JS . t con . Ust r;e , hardtop radio and hearer 1969 l'\IERCURY Colony Park 1969 MUSTANG 351 Fasthac:k 1-'-''-_3269 __ . ------'70 CUDA. Stick. Only 6(0) 540-4393, Stl-9100 Bl. CM St0-4393, 642-9700 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645-0466 ~' , r~• ... •1 . f . ' Station Wagon. Lo ad e d, 19 400 I ~-ow-c OLDSMOBILE mi. Belted t!re1. Xlnt. S&cr. 'M PONTIAC Exeuctlve sta License SBV 239. $1095.00. ""• m · · '7'1"'"•""' $1875. 67;....1063 ---------S~ !; T.Q.P. 544-ll03f win. f act •Ir. psfpb/pw, ix:i .. er sttr1ng, actory iur . .,...000 1 SJ!OO 4n, .,..,0 ,, • , m . '-''"" .... · I '68 Stu Chief Exec, 4 dr '65 T-BIRD, fully equip'd, ~: hrdtp a ir, p/b, p / 1 , A re.at bara:ain, $1!7. Blue • am1rm rad I o . $395, Chip, 2145 Harbor Bl ., C~f. ' f or Fast rt"sulls .. Call "The '65 Mustang convt. Auto .. VS. '64 OLDS. Bf!1t otter. All '66 PLYMOUTH Sports f\Jry AM/FM radio, adjust steer· i Good cond . Moviq'. S700 or pwr, air-rond, MH, pvt 2-dr, alr cond, P/1. srJO. ing v.•hl , rack. Like ~ ...... m Hot Une'' Daily Pilot _o_U_o_<._00-1 __ 99_3. ___ ~_ 1 ,~pty~. =962-803.5~=-~-~~-962-3.579 S2695/otter. 01o1.'Tler 644-4648. S{ j C1 Uitd • '67 MUSTANG, STICK. 1965 VAUANT 200 1969 EXEClITIVE Pontiac 546--7866. 540-4393, 6'2-9700 '62 PONTIAC--$27S '64 T-Blrd, Good "'""• CATALINA 2 dr. Hd top. Take over P.&Ymtnts e-on 8.1.'5 $895 PVT PT'!. TI4/645-0190 FINE COND. $6SO station wagon. &-pus. Pric. Nt Call 642-5678 Now! AFTER 6 PM. ' 492-14$5 ed to stll, 54G-37fi9. Cleani 5116-4145 or' 838-1157 After -3:00, 547-3716 For best resulfl! 64.Z-5678 IMPORTS 981. 980 'Autos, New AUTHORIZED DEALER 120 \V, \Varner Autos, New 9IO 417 W. \Varner Santa Ana 546-4114 1969 LTD 2 D, HT DR IVEN ONLY 21,000 1'.f!. Exceptionally clean through. out, beautiful medium blue melaJlic exterW>r. Dark blUe landau roof, satin black In- ter ior. Auto trans, radio, heater, pov.•er steering, pow. er brakes, factory air. See a.nc! ask lo drive this •I· tractive car today. 7.NV3-10. Johnson&: Son, 2626 Harbor, C.M. 5-10-5630. '65 Ranchero Automatic, radio, heater. (MPP432J $999 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 328:52 Valle Ro11.d San Juan Capis trano 837-48001493-4511/ 499-2261 Looking for a car? EASY Call Auto Refern.I free of charge. We have sellen waiting. All types &; prices. Sellen; also v.·elcome. 647-4431 Auto RelerrAI Service 1959 Ford Galaxie, 4 door, VS. PIS, P/B, Air cond. Radio. heat- er. Exc,llent transportation car. $300 or make offer. 549-0214. F OR D , F -600, C O E, enclosed, Aluminum v11.n, good condition, cheap. 3512 Gilbert Drive, HuntiJ'litOn Beach. 'TO FORD Van, VS, Air cond, Custm cab, Comp!. panell- ed, 11hag rug, 4 & 8 track stereo, radio, F70 tires. 833-1050 WANTED: Ford '57 or '58 Sta. Wgn 2 dn! or panel, stick. V.'lll pay cash. 548-4966 'T{I COUNTRY Sedan; air, radial tirts, p1/pb. Xlnt cond, 6 pwi. $3,395. P\.·t Pty: 499-3779 e 1.969 f ord Chateau "''agon, 12-pagi;. 302 VB. 3-spd auto tnln!. ti nted glas5, r&h. $3150. 837-4263 '65 Fa!c:on Squire. 4·dr wgn, 2119 V8, R/H , air, ~spd. Orig owner. 837-1445 aft 6 pm. '69 Country Squire wJ,tn, Air. s!ert<>, pwr disc hrk:i>, pwr &tr'i. New lif'!1 &. brake5. $1995. '44-59-ll. GOOD running '62 Conv~rt . New ttres & bl!.tTery, r.lu~I sell $125. 649-2787 JEEP TOYOTA lAnd Cruiatt, J>!.rl. cond. Used on c:tty stre!tl. Like brand new. $1695. 494-8917 or 644-4270. '61 TOYOTA L.C. Warn hubt, winch, fiolation tltt-11. $1950. 6!>-3071 LINCOLN 1969 4 dr' Oxitlnental Grffn, w/wht vinyl 'top. All Xfl'a1 Xlnt Cond! $3,!IOO. Dy1 8lJ..l640: E'fts 67S..7979 MAVERICK ·m MAVERlCK. Mutt &ell! Radio "-Heater * Cl.II 64s.f!lc7 * MAVERICK \70~ 2-dr !edan, R/H, Full fac!Ory ~ulp'd, $158$. pvt pty, 64f...2470 MERCURY ·70 Mercury ONear XR.7, ~ dlo and htattr. power alttt-tnc. tactmy · ak'. License :m. AGA. 1:199~00. ~·Q e•••i IMl'OftTS AUT~O"IUD DIALlft la:i W, \Vamer 417 w. Warn1t Si.'lta AM 5".4U4 Turn thole Wbltll El.epha.ntl Into --• o.u. Piiot D~adll • •• 12 Piece Set of Mirra-Waterless Aluminum Cook· ware w/Dupont Teflon II Finish. Yours with one of our 100°/o 30 Day Guaranteed Used Cars (both parts & labor) Sold Jan. 29, 3?, 31. UNLIMrTED SUPPLY IOTH CARS & COOKWARE ••• BE FIRST I 1970 KINGSWOOD ESTATE 9 PASS. 2 DOOR WAGON HARDTOP 2 DOOR HARDTOP 1969 KINGSWOOD 6 PASS. WAGON IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN Air., P.S., R1dio, 150 Vt , low, l11w "'il11, Cpe. Vinyl r11ol, riow- Cp1, N1w ''' o"• ow111r h1d1 in. II w11 1 ni11 little 0 11 1chool l11&h1r 1011 if you 111 it yo u'll 19•••· Ve , 1ulo .. P-11t .. ri119. low, l11w ""il 11. Ht ¥• the w1rrt 11!y boot !ZLJ -•2 f) 150 Cu. In. VI, eule., r•di11, •ir, ,,S., l1111k flll '""'' •11cl t1 k1 R1m •i11iri.a fectorv wer· er d11rin9, r1el io, renty 11 110 eotl to 11110., r1dio, 1ir. C11111r. bvyer, lu99a91 r•ck1. euto. lr•n•., ,;,, low Ch11ic• of S -th1y l_ow rnil1" F1clory w1r· hem• 111tn1 71flon •r• 111•• 11ic•. C1ok-w••• her• 011 th111, ranty. ( 02011N M) SAVE$ s3199 196B IMPALA 6 PASS . WAGON Reclio, •11111.. l'.S.. •ir c:ond,, 11199191 rick. A 1111 of cir h1r1 , T1k1 hom1 11m1 T1fl11ri c:oekw<1r1, IVHA7201 1967 MALIBU 4 DOOR HARDTOP R1dio, 111lom1lic, P,S., t fr coridltion!nf. IVAFJ691 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA WAGON A11l11., lt&H, 1'.S .. 1ir. Choo11 v•ur coler of cookw1r1. 11'21fJA) c.ookw1r1. be our w1r1 h1r1. !YOX5 •1) 9u11t. (59 7!40 1 s2399 1968 CHEVELLE COUPE 23,000 mil1 ctr, Auto., r1dio, l'.S., bttll· !ifvl 1crylic: nt w color, n1w rvbber, 1ef1'11 cir. ll1111tjful Tt flon cookw1r1 too. ( 119 234) 1967 IMPALA 2 DOOR HARDTOP lt1d ie, '-S., 111lom1lic, Aok for vo vr c11ok· w1r1 1fltr yov h1v1 p 11r~h111d 1hi 1, ITU? 24 0) 1967 RED MUSTANG VI , r1di11, c:on1ol1, 1ulom1t;c, l'.S .. 911 101111 c111kw1r1 he•• end • 9011d ci r, !VCIC 7041 1967 CADILLAC 4 DR. HARDTOP Thi1 ii 1 9or910111 c:er. M11 one ewner hi1tery wift. bron11 1!1rli9ht new c:oler ind virivl 9old reof. Yo11 11!011lcl 111. Elec· Irie 1v1rythin9, r1dio, c.omferfr11n 1ir c:ond. Ceokw1r1 In th• !runt IP1 21 51 1967 CHEVY II 2 DOOR HARDTOP C1111p1. A11fom1tic, ,,S., r1.lio, heeler. Nice, C11ok w1r1 leo, 196B MUSTANG 2 DOOR HARDTOP Y1l11w cer, hl11<k vi11vl roof, c11n1ol1, 1u· !11., VI, P,5., r1di1, eir. R11I 11lc1. 'WQK 204 ) 1965 CHRYSLER CROWN IMPERIAL 4 Dr. H1rdtop. One of tho11 c:1rt. II.eel t1•tl•1r inttrlor, 1t1rli9ht b11r911ncly 1crv· Ire 11ew color, 1lr, •II lh1 t1111cli11. C11m1 •••· Choice of c:elor in Cookw1rt . ( POB fl 1) 1966 CAPRICE (TOfl of Chavy Lino) • p111, w1gon, 1li9hl mil11, 111w 911lcl c1lor, t11p condition, ,,S., r1di11, 1ir. l e firtl. W1 will pvt c11okw1r1 in the b1ck. !TtJC 0601 1967 CHRYSLER 4 DOOlt'NEWPORT 19,000 !ftil11, O ne owner f!tw .:1r tred• 111, One of the nic1tl ''" ,,.., ow11, H11 1ir, ,,S., r1di11, 111!11. M1 k1 111 come 11p wllh •om• cookw111 h1r1. !WI AJIO) $1899 BARGAIN CENTER '67 MUSTAN6 CONYllT. '61 COMIT 4 DOOR '67 PONTIAC •TO 'M OLDS WA•ON l],000 mil ... Lllr1 new, YI, ,.S., '"'•· Seel. Va , P.S., r1411o, 111!0. !141.4.ll f'Cll.6201 c,... A11te., lt&H •. ,,S,. 4 ,,, ... (llK· 4))1 Aute., r•dlo, ,,S., !JALl 171' $999 $599 $1499 $599 "60 CHIV. •t. TON P.U. '6' '<>ID 4 Dl. SIDAN 'M Y.W. IU• 'U IUICK 4 Dl. t FIJ6711 VI, ,,$., rffi1, eufo. (647IZJI R1llli1. IWXSl21J '·wind-1, ,,S., 1!r, •ulo. 1'-El10tl lt1dio, llick, ' ~I.. only_ h11 9,194 rnll11. Showroom fr11h, r1cl io. Mey cl1d, n1ff 1 9111er1tlo11 ctr. IZHCltll 1966 CAPRICE COUPE 1 Or. H.T. 11.edio, 111111., 1lr co!!d .. 1e b1111 tiful. Co11kw1 r1 loo if VOii ••k for It. !TSJOSl l 1970 IMPALA 4 DOOR HARDTOP 350 t u. i11. VB, power tt11rin'). 1ulo., r•• dio, eir c1111dilioni119 . (774.4.0Nl R1m1ln- ing f1~!11ry W•"•~tv. '6' TRIUMPH srmlU Conv1rf, I '•wner, ••4ie, 1tick. IYPX• 142 ) $1399 '67 PLY. IAllACUDA Aut.., ratlio, P.S. !UA$4'1) 2828 HARBOR B~VD~ C.OS·TA MESA ' ··546 .~1103· . . . ' ' ' ) j ! i l • . 9 , DAILY PILQT s......,, J ...... JO, 1971 ·'' 1.'..-.'.. . ' • . " ~/ HECK OUR PRICES ~~~: 9EL:IEV'E OUR P·RICES AND TERMS_ARE TlfE .BEST AVAILABLE. IF YOU CAN . --DO BETTER ••• ~ SHOW U·S!. . . . ~ ' -. .., ~ Br.ruf'N.,. . 1911 IT'S ·EASY TO BU·f ! t . . PER MONTH A8 MONTHS DOWN PAYMENT $190 b tt.. lalol clown PO'(fPWlnf ei!d UA.16 Iii ~·totQI "JDnlhly poJ'!Mnl ~ 1'11>1, 7 1 Ii. ,_ ond 'di fiftol'IW chorsl• on ~o,,ff cr.dit for •S mOl'llht. O.fer,.d poym.,1 price it SVl9.68 incl ucl'!ng all fl..-e dllerg-. -'-71 lkenM or if yov pte/91' lo pay co .lo, lhe fuM ce>eh price !a GOii., $2101.15 ini:luding oolet ,., .. 7 1 liceme, Ord.r your Pinlo Te>dav. ANNUAt PERCENTAGE RATE 1.5.95% IT'S A FACT •.• I .... , 1, ... ~ . . THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL • 1971 . PICKUP · F·IOO (fl0ARK00667) . $ plu1 tax & ru::en5e WI HAYI OYIR 150 81UYtD . lllW TRUCK. Ttt C•oOSI i PROM. ALL Pllt••·fR" IMMIDIAD DRIY•Y· . OVER 500 . ~'&: ' I, " I' I ....___ --- Family weekly DAILY PILOT JANUARY 31, 1971 A Close-Up Look at 7 New U.S .. Senators And Their Families Good Advice On How to Get Out of Debt ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA JANUARY 30, 197 1 Carol Burnett: She'll Do !:;;thing Forla s • , POa IWTB MONTCOltlEIU', -"*"" o/ •H&J"' tlte Cl'li.e/s: M1 Life -' TU-s _.Si.sPr~ I• II trae ,..., lln. Rielaarfl Niso• once '°"' ,.. leer ~-,,...,,, 6'e die life •I die,,.,,., 1111iea Jie .... _.. 1o IM~-Aaa Re«aa, Bri6,.,._, 1t1 .... • In a 1959 interview, Pat Niuo lQld me that if ahe had her preference. Di.ck would not he in politics.. She had DO deaitt to live in the White Hou.ee and deacribed her hue band ae .. gay and fun." wrbat'e what so few people .eem to know about him." ehe said. "'In amall groups., be is the life of the party, telling funny stories and mimick.mg untal he b.u Ull doubled up with laughter. He ia very affectiona~ and 90 are oor daughters. We like the simple life, and home means e'fel"Jlbing to ua." roa SEN. ROBE•T r .4.CKlf'OOD, Orepn I• &Jae oppoaUio11 to '-••liJli•w •••rlio•• ...... , ... ...,.JI- it. r., S.~ Ore. • Abortion today bas become· I medi- cally eimple procedure. For e.umple. Modern Medicine conducted a poll of more than %7,700 pbysicia.M in 1967, and 87 percent of them favored liberali&ation of ahorticm. Obviously, a physician hu the beet interests of his patient at heart and would DOl fa.or performing an abGrtioa il great ri.k wue ia-.olwid.. )( y propoeed legislation simply eays tha1 a woman--tu a matter of penooal right -ia entitled to an abortion if abe 90 cbooeea u long as the abortion ill per· formed by a lioenMld physician. Goveru- menr bu no right lo COlbpd a womu to bear an unwanted child any more than it bu a right to compel that same woman to Ii.ft •n abortion. It abould be the woman's decision. POlt N.. Cll.tltl.ES F'. alCRf'ER, Pro/l!nor o/ Sf'i.smolon. Emeritus, Califomi.a ln.stiuue of Teclutolon • Row ••11y e•r"•- ..--. Ja.r,e IHMt11 re- eerflefl •orlfl-eoUle dw ,,._ .... .,,. W... .,. IM ll...,_, s.. ... ill,,._ Ale.,._,. 1.111,.,,.1 Hom .... , ..,.. ~ ,,,..,.... aM -Ille ~ perW ia die pr ......... JW1rf-1t1,.._ Belea JMl6.y, B.lly- .....r, C.IJ./. e W.e estimate that millions of earth- qualtea occur e~ year. Of course. moet of them are small. Oaly an uacertaia fractioa AR detecled ucl recorded by ia- ltb'U1IM!ftt, and by no meane all of tboee ~ entered on pobliabed litta. There ia no 1ood evidence lbat audear letting cniemc:rourself baa aHected the occurrence of eanh- quakes ~cept for triggering 11111.U ones witbia a few miles of the test aite. POR IU.J'llOND BVltR o/tr11·1~ n.,.-.,.., ..._,. ,_ #/Hr ~ i,. ~ ,_,,.-it we"°'I ••I ol yo•r wlteel U..irP-Mra. Alice R. Jtw .. ell, &Ille Creels, Jlit!la. • No, I don't find any difficulty ill main- taining the characteriution-altbougb I am always glad when the scene is over to be fortunate enough to giet out of the wheel dWr and walk oll the eeL Oc- cuiooally I play a joke on the director and during rehearsal I will leap lo my feet during a scene. It always startles him-moet of the cut and crew ClOIDC lo think of me u being a real paraplegic duriJi« filming. and they forget I am nol really Robert T. lromicle. FOR J.4MES /. ROFLEY, DiTtt:IOr of &crd &nu,. a .. t1o~ ......,,., .,. ~., ,.,. C9••1er- /eil e•rreaey lley re•l'-Mra. Roberl SO.JN.,, s........, l'l.D. • All natiooaJ banu are authorized by Federal law to act u repreeentat~ of the United Stale8 Covernment in &eiz.iog counterfeit money. Such counterfeit& are immediately referred to the U.S. Secret Semce. Banks are not permitted to rf>. turn counterfeit mooey to the depoeilor or to any per80n other than a special agent of the Seem Service or some otlifr law-enforcement olicer. ~ POa GVl'lllLA KNUTSON, Fa~ Tescu ius "T.ke Ii OT pl I reaitl lltat )'O• 111ere ope ... • ad.Ii .,,,.,,,_ meat ~ Do ,... pre/er "'-0. Y'*' o10JI ~1-Nr .. L. D., • When you're a model, you have to dn what other people tell you such as .. stand up., or "ait down., or .. cry" to the point "here you want ro tell other people what to do, and now I un. POii CURT COFDY, spori.c:osier F•• ••• •ee• the ..... ,.,,,..,.,,.,.,.,._, ..... ...,, ..... 9diee ,,.n la •p•rhP-Bo•ie If araU...oa, Dee•l•r, IU. • There are IDADf with urying haod.i- capa, but I woulcl say die ...-baadi- capped et thie time i9 Tom Om.peer, of the New Orlean1 Sainta. Dempeey. who recently kicked a record field eoal, Ii.a been handicapped aince birth with half s ritht fooL FOR PIUllCES KNIGBT, J>irecl«' o/ Pcupon Ofic.e llecieady I r-eM ill die ae.ep«pen .-., v. s. d&Deu,..... "._I dliae...IUp."' lf'Jaea I ~,. .c•oot,. CJ. s. eiWle• eoaU "°' lie • ei&ise11 o/ ,,......r cetutlry --..e _, .. ,.. ,..,. ~ ..... fllettl#/8 ,,,.,..,.,,,,, ... .....-, ~·· R .. IAU lieea ~edt lJAtkr .,,.., couiliofu CSA a (). S. ~- Ml'e "fl..J eilJlle...,..,..f-E. It. N1WWN1a., E..._,,..,.., T~ • Dual nationality is the resuh of aepa- ra~ eometimes confticting laws of dif- ferent countries_ The Department of State therefore recognizes that 1101De United Stat.ea citmena may aho be nationals of two or more countries al birth; for ex- ample. a child born in the United Stat.es of alien parents would become a United States citizen becauae of his birth in this country, and may ~ acquire United States cilDenahip throu3h bis param and a foreign natioaality by birth in his natHe ooa:ntry. Dual nationality could eometimes be acquired by a United St.le& citm. afk:a-birth by operatioe of foreign law. ,oa /Ill BOl/TON; pi.ldeT..J oalAor o/ "8tJ I F Ol1J" .,.. _ ii NM .. e dual .... ,.. .... ,...,. .._.,_.,~ StNr- ,.-., r~, r .. e By rew:eae, I pl"ClllllDe you mean re-. nmge against the y wees for trading me. or maybe yoa meant ~ apimt the h.tten 1fbo ~ tnl'&ll:d me ao poorly tbeee put few ,.ears. Whm JOG reed the book, you will discover that oaly a aaD part is cinoted to the Y Wees •.IC lo opposing batsmen-.. Ball Foar" ie moetly an accou.nt of my esperienees with the Seattle Pilob ud the Houaton A.etroe.. POa GE/VU..U lf'llLl.4/tl a. II.NOFU'ON, S~t, Fat Pue Bo. ..di ... .,. ue Jl7 at Poial allle,. ~ emeA yefU' "1 tlae CoDer--.ea1P- Jlra. 7'efl B~U., T~O- e The pay of a cadet is established .. SO percent of the ba.a.ic pay of a second lieutenant with two or less yea.rs of service. Under pre8ellt pay tables, this amounts to $2.,505.60 annually. From this, the cadet mUBr pay for all of bis uniforms and equipment, his teitbooks, ecrvices such as haircuts, laundry, and dry cleaning and all other incidental expeoees. POil SVS.4.N S.4.INT JAMES, «~es.s lf'ialt "N••e o/ du! C.mM" operwlMI lW dwee ~,,.,..~ '" .eriea wida ~fereaa ~ ..., "-ea " •led ,.,., ~~Jr .. w NI ,. .....-r1--&uie lliiait;la, O..,._..,Ore. e No. AOt a biL fm geae:raDy working on one epiaode at a time. eo I don't work any m~ often than if I ~ a regular in a single eeriea. POa UFUNCE FEU R-tlMi~J-" .. ••'tt" die..e ..... ;,,.,.1-1-. Tilior, Sertde, .. ...,__ e A 1oq time ago. when the orchaitra wu appearing at the William Penn Ho- tel in Pil1aburgb, 801DeODe dubbed the· Welk mUAic •bubbly like champagne ... " and the _name stock. I wrote the mllSic for .. Babbles in the Wine." oar theme. 1V..t .. Nit • ,_ .....-a 4 ,._, T--........ daia -a-. ... _ .. pi .... -1.-.... F I • ,__ ,_ ......... SeM ,..uo.. .-r-MT -• ..... ...._ 1e A.It ~ Y--U, Faa8y Yeefd7. 6'1 ............. A-.. New Y.-k_ N.Y • lMD-,,. -........ .. .. 7\e-+, .... ts .. -... ,_ «Mia -_._ Important information for people 65 or older and their children and relatives: Protect your income and savings against big hospital bills YOU CAN ... NOW ... FOR ONLY $2.90 PER MONTH ..• WITH THE NEW $10,000 Medicare Supplement Plan • Pays you UP TO $10 ... TOTAL BENEFITS-TAX FREE. • Pays you IN ADDITION to all other insurance. • GUARANTEED RENEWABLE for life or until benefits total a policy for your parents or rela- tivee NOW. Just fill in the appll- catlo11 form today and have the person to be insared sign it. We will gladly bill you for the low qu&Nrly, semi.annual or annual premiums after you have r e- ceived your policy. Upon acceptance of your enroll- ment, we will send you your Amer- ican Life Medicare Supplement Plan Policy and your Hospital Identifica- tion Card . You will also receive a premium payment notice covering the first quarterly premium at the rate of $2.90 per month per penoo (the cost wil1 be even lower if you pay the premium for six months or a year). Upon receipt of the policy, if you arc not completely satisfied, you owe nothing. $10,000 paid per person . • NO AGE RESTRICTIONS FOR ANYONE 65 OR OLDER. • NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION . Easy-to-understand policy . • Underwritten by old, reliable legal reserve life insurance conapany founded in 1928. • ENROLL NOW . Mail application today. No salesnaan will call . Enrollments open for limited time only. ENROllMEN rs CLOSING-MAIL APPLICATIO N TODAY NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED NO SALESMAN Will CALL St llll no tMMy uatil aftlf ,.. rtcaivt YCHll pelicy • SEND 10 MONEY. Pay first quarterly premiu• of $2.90 per month after you receive your policy. IF NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED. YOU otur UftTll~r&J,_ Don't risk your income and your The present enrollment offer is savings. Don't saddle your children open for a limited time only. Re-or relatives with your hospital debts. gardless or whether you participate Oon't m ice tlJis wonderful opponun- """''Y wttnY o'ouco o 1 . Jly . d de t eta m epen n . This message is of special men and women 65 or olc' automatical1y covered b) Go vernment Medicare Ho I t tells about the wond $10,000 American Life Supplement Plan wbjcJi full protection, in accordan benefits described, against taJ bills. It pays h ospit al cos Medicare does not cove1 U.S. Government Medi1 A pays only PART 1 COSTS after 60 days ai OF THE COSTS afur ! hospital confinement~TI i t is important that you ful l, low-cost a ddition• tion of the new Amer Medicare Supplement P .... New Medicare Supplem ent Plan gives protection against soaring hospital bills for people 65 or older S10.DOO CASH MONEY PAID TO YOU (and your spouse, if 6 5 or over) SlND NO MONEY NO AGENT Will CALL M.1•1 the' .lid NOW' Your non cancellable. guaranteed re· newable policy -which pays u p to $I 0,000 for each person covered will be mailed 1mmed1ately. Read 1t 1n the privacy o f your own home, and t hen decide for yourself' No agent or sales· man wilt call. No obl1gat1on. iro ( t a 1dt • E1 o1 e 60-day .. liretime reserve ... :--: .:-~. -:,.~ r~ 1~t~1:-,;::· ~~:All~::: H-; ~R:-~,;:,::,:;;: ,{j, ~' ~J. :,~-::~:,- 1'•) : .::~ $10.000 AMERICA?'; MEDI CAR E SUPPLE.'.\JENT P LAN I ~~ $PECIAl,-APPL\' NOW IF l'Ol.' ARE 6S on OLDER 1.1 to: AMF.RICAN LIFE INS L'l<ANCF. <"OMPANY I ··~ UI N. l.oSallt Slrttl • (hlralfl), llllnoft 80601 JI ~:jj Pl('~\e enr.111 m(' ( 11nd my w1fr 1•r hu;h,rnJ d n:1mctl t>cl1>w) in the $10,000 A"1LRI( i\'I \1Ll>I{ AR£: '\l Pl'I l·'-1L·"I r l'lan Plr."..-'end my poh,y ant! I •,) I ,.,.,.,,,,11 ( "'" nol4 I 11n1kr,t.1nJ 1h1\ pr11lrdr.•11 "'II hc1t1n 11" ~oon e~ the first l 1 J qu,1.rc!ly p1rm111m of ~I\ 1() per J')l'r\Clfl •~ J1JIJ. I ,.1 : ('.) I •:l Mr name '•':j I , ·j My Addtts~ (mere! "'"' Dai~ of Blr1h I city) (•181•} J t J l:.NROl I VOLIR 5POU'iE llFRE I •. I f1f\l nome 1if w1f .. ur hll\hand-----ll.11e 111 hlfl.n__~-- 1 ·;1 ' ,. r PlcJ\C ~C'ntl c:\lr I rnrnllnwnl form\ for In\ friend'"' 1dofl\(<, I· i eo11fldeace in Aaer- tt1arance Co•panyT er 40 yean, lloce 1928, lfe loaunux:e Compeny y served policy holden. l' holden from Cout w I tor fast claim lelVice. le is licensed under the •te of domicile and car. reserves for the proCec:· ficy holden. Policies are laooored by the Company your srace of resideoce. : of Service CE COMPAIY '" 2·5722 1,. 1 SIGN llfRrX I ':} r Plr,l\C' "Cllll m(' ,, ht'(' U)f'\ n l '""·'! \n 11111} Atlm1n1\lr;Hron n onl..l<'t ... "'Ill 15 ..... I ~ <.,<.,1 41, un (,11vc111mrn1 M td10...irc (~ PU.ASEL)() M>TSEND ANY MONrY Y11u will he hlllcll lulcr rwtl *'li. ... 1 ... 1 I u c ~~ fOUNOED 1928. PROTECTING AMERICAN FAMILIES rOR OvtR 'O ru11s ~·CAN MEDICAi!( sumc. 1 • ...,. ''"·"' n -. r1qi41 1e110,..,., po11(1 111ct Hos••lll l-tfthf1C1I-C.rd now I 111>d1ulliN t•11 'rel«I-•11f you (o r to the hospital, i1 you pre-Mci11 •• -•• ttie ''"' eu1mr1y ~-., sa.10,.. 11mG11 ii ,.1d We never know when ooc of a score of diseases or accidents may strike, requiring a long hospital sta~h as heart attack, stroke, cancer, vascu- lar disorder or a broken hip. Statistics show that people 65 years or older are hospitaliud at least twice as long as those under 65 . feT )'. No matter how Jong you stay in the hospital, there's no time limit for each oo.nfinemcnt up to $10,000 total benefits per person. SONS, DAUG HTERS, RELA- TIVES: Yoa can protect yoar lned ones 65 or older apinst the burden of a big hoepltal bill (u well u • drala .. YMJ' OWll i•- •1 -·--------------··Dale ti IJr•'-----c.-....,11111 11y...,._,~--.-_-q ______ .....,------,~-....,..,....----,...,.~..,.-=-- £WIOU YOVtt SP'OUSl M£1£: finl-•tl••lf It..._. ____________ ;-•" Mftl, ____ _ SIU Mii( )(-----------------------o..._..,.._,.._c.rt.,1ecws-itr A4..w.tr11HM1M111tt ss1.u ......... ........ a ..._ ...... ~. tw • 1111 """' .. •r friHds. nDtiftt.. W lllZI • NOi&i•--=-,.IUD .. OftJt 41 WMS B ow a boat you? Do you ha ve enough income to cover big, unex-come and saTinp) by takins out .PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY. You will be biUecl later. FW ll How to Get Out of Debt More individuals. and fami- lies are in debt today than at any other time in our nation's history. Their problem is not only a financial one, however. To be in debt more often than not creates tensions that af- fect our physical and emo- tional well-being. While it is comparatively easy to get behind a fiscal eight ball, it tdes reso- lution and know-how to get out of debt. Moreover, it ta.k.es tact and skill to do so gracefully, with the ability to maintain ooc·s dignity. setr~dence, and even sense of humor. Here are some suggestions. based on interviews with experts in the field of .financial counseling, on ways to get back on the road to solvency. • First. make a chart listing aU your debts. Include the name of the creditor, the amount due, the cost (if any) of in- terest on this debt. and the length of time it has been owed. • Match your monthly income against your monthly fixed expenses. Write down other items for which you nonnally spend mooey during any JO-day period. Pro-rate taxes, medi- cal expenses, school fees, and vacation expenditures over a 12-month period to get the monthly figures. • Now you must act as your own cost-c:uUing counM:lor. After consult- ing with your family, decide which non.fixed ~ditures you can do without. It may be possible to give up a vacation away from home, eating out, or paying for Johnny's guitar leswns, for example. Write on a separate sheet of paper the total amount of these savings. Remember, it is easier lo elim- inate entire items from your spending pattern than it is to shave pennies. • Next. review your fixed expendi- tures. Since cutting them out i.s impos- sible, you11 have to figure on cuning them down. For example, can you dis- cipline yourself, or your family, to spend five or I 0 dollars less per week for food7 Can you get by during the next few months without a major addition to your wardrobe? It takes discipline and planning, but 111 wager many of us can live for days by eating what al- ready is on the pantry shelf or in the deep freeze. Add what you ralistically decide to save by cutting fixed expenditures to what you have resolved to save by eliminating some of your usual dis.- crction.ary spending. By now, you should begin to see where some of the dollars will come from to help bail you out. Now. having cut expenses, try to in- crease income. Here are some possible approaches to take: • Try to M:ll items you no longer need M use. Comb your home. attic to basement, for things that may bring cash at secondhand stores. • Do you own a reotable asset. such as a vacatioo home or a boat? This could be "found" money for the duration of your crisis. • If you have a secood car, can you do without it7 Selling it would mean cash. plus lowered cxpeo.scs. • lf you have not yet dipped into your savings, consider first a passbook loan. Theo consider borrowing apinst the cash value of your life insuraooc. Either method provides low~ mon- ey without uodue ~ to repay. Forget about trying to borrow apinst your mortgage. If it is low--OOSt, you 11 just ao deep« in debt by having the mortgage refinanced. Only during ~ riods of extremely low interest rates does it pay to borrow on iL • Can you moonlight at a second job? How many after-tax dollars would this provide? Now you are ready to review that list of debts you have compiled and to divide it into two categories. Weed out crediton whom you must contact im- mediately. This includes your mortgage lender, utility companies, insurance company, doctors, dentists. the Inter- nal Revenue or state tax department. and schools. 1bc second category in- cludes creditors who are charging high interest rates or carrying charges on your de.ht. They might include instal- ment cccdit companies and department stores. (Most of the latter today charge interest at the rate of I Vi% of the un- paid balance if a charge customer does not pay within thirty days. This adds up to 18% a year.) Your strategy is to appease the cred- itor who charges no interest; and to rid yourself as quickJy as possible of high-<X>St debts. If you are behind in rneering mortgage payments., insurance premiums. utility, medical and school bills. write these creditors immediate- ly. Explain honestly what has caused your delay in paying. Now review those high-coat debts. Are there any that you can repay im- mediately'l If so, do iL Add up the te>- taJ amount of this dcbL Figure what it is costing you to carry iL Would you be bc«er off if you were ablcl to get a By FAYE · HENLE personal loao-one that should not cost more than 12 pcroeot true inter- est~ repay the higher-cost debts? U your income is at a standstill; if you have DO assets to put to wort as collatenl for a Joan; if your credit union or banker won't lend you money; then you may have to consider declar- ing personal bao.k.ruptcy. Before you do this, however, seek professional help. Credit unions and labor uruons often make financial advice available to their members. Usually. it costs nothing. Ex- cellent money counseling is offered by Family Service agencies. If you do not know of such a service in your town, checlc with your C.Ommwrity Chest or United Fund agency. Or your town may have one of the many credit- ooumeling agencies that have been set up by the nonprofit National Fouoda- lion for Consumer Credit. Vtfhen you speak to a debt counsel- or, do not withhold any information. These professionals want to help peo- ple in debt, not criticize wrong deci- sions that were made in the past. If a legitimate oounseJor can find DO othtt solution, he may suggest that you file under the .. Wage Earners' Plan"-and he will know whether such a plan ex- ists in your state. Under the plan, a Federal District Court appoints a trustee for you. Once you pay the court fee, which usuarty is less than the fees for declaring bankruptcy, you an: un- der the court's protection. You assign your income to the trustee, who will budget for you the amount you can spend for day-by-day living. He ttien sets up a plan to repay your a-editors without interest, and he will notify them of this plan. • How to Eflminal9 Your Debts Once and for AJll Family Weck.ly Readers who want Lo p:t out of debt uMI stay out ~ urged to lend for Arthur Milton'• eye.opcnjo1 boot. ..How to Get a Dollar'• VaJ!k for a Dollar Spent... EYCl)'thing you want to know on insta.llmcat buying. iouls. snortppa. etc., and on adlieviq ecooomic freedom. Mai.I only $4..9.5 lo .. Dollar', Value" .50603, . 2106 Book Blda., 4~ N.W. IJS ~ Miami, Fla. 330S4. I l Family~/ January 31, 1971 Men Who Are Going to Mak As the new Congr~ional session begins to move into high gear, the nation's polit- ical observers are focusing much of their attention on key newcomers to the U.S. Senate. This is not only be- cause these men may hold a balance of power in the ma- jor policy struggles to come but also because they are fas- cinating personalities who may well loom large in Amer- ica's political future. To find out what the new Senators-- and their familio-are really like. FAMILY W ee.u.v eotrespondcnts inter- viewed seven of the freshman Senators from politically strategic uates. Lloyd a.1ttM11, Jr., D., Texas When Uoyd Ben~n. Sr., a rugged in- dividualist who forged a citrus and ranching empire in the plush Rio Grande Valley of Teus, beard that his son wanted to run for the U.S. Senate, he asked one question: .. Why1 It wilt cut your life short. You have all the aecurity you will ever need." .. o.d. I would never be happy if I • djdn't run," was the reply. It was the only reply needed-or possible. The Bcntaens shate a fierce competitiveness which prohibit¥ them from ldtting for second-belt. Lloyd, Jr .• now 49, has been a fierce oompetitor since boyhood. .. An~me any of us went hunting with Dad. .. Lloyd. Jr. said, "we would rather dw>ot a bird from out in front of him-just as he wouJd nather shoot a bird out from in front of U5." From this background he developed_ a strong indepcndenoc that carries over into his political philosophy. A conservative, he is strong oo law and order, and blames pennissivene11 for many of tbe ills of society. Despite his family's put wealth. he, lite his broth- cn. WUck out 00 his own. ... told Dad to let us cut our own spurs.., And cut them he did. He graduated from the University of Tcus Law School at 2 J, wu an Air Poree com- mander at 23, flew 53 oombat missions in Europe, and was dected to the U.S. House of Representatives at 27. He served three tenns before retiring to build a succe5Sful insurance-financial business. Once Bentsen was committed to the Senate race. his dose-knit family- whicb includes bis wife. two !JOOS., and a Sen. Lloyd Bentun, Jr., and wife, Buy/ S l Ann. look /01 Jj ward to llf e in I~ Capital. Sm. William Brod-family tradition. daughter, his parents, two brothers., a sister, and 11 nieces and nephews-- jumped on lhe bandwagon. ~ young niece even painted an elaborate cam- paign sign-.. Elcct Uncle Uoyd"-.nd placed it in her front yard. Bentsen's attractive wife, the fonner Beryl Ann Longino of Lufkin. Texas, &hares his ust for a>mpctition and was a tirdcss campaigner in the Senate race. They first met when Bentsen was at the University of Tcx.u but did not date until he met her again in New York City. where she was a fashion model. It toot them only IP dates to decide to marry ... B.A." u w is known, is cur- rently hou!WHlunting in Alexandria. Va., and looljng forward to the hectic Washington life. Wiiiiam Brock, a., Tenn. When Congressman Bill Brod won 52 pcroenl of the votes cast in the Ten- nessee Senatorial election, be stepped into the same seat held 40 ye.an ago by his graridatbcr. But there's one big dif- f~oce. His grandfather rode to victory as a DemocraJ, while Brock defeated Democratic Seo. Albert Gore, tempo- rarily coding Gore's 32-yea.c career in Congress. Independently wealthy. thanks to the family-owned Drock Candy Company in Chattanooga. William Brock began his political career in l 962 as the first Rcpubtican in 42 yean to hold the third District scat in Tennessee. He was ro- dected three times. Born in Chattanooga, the oJdcst son of William E. and Myra Broct.. he mar- ried .. Muffct" Handley in 19S7. 11le coupk has three son~Bill, Oscar, and John-end a daughter, Laura. The fam- ily attends Lookout Mountain Presby- terian Church, where the Senator once seived as a Sunday School teacher. Brock went to McCallie School, a private academy in Chattanooga. In 1953 be was graduated from Washing- ton and Lee University and did his military service as a Navy officer in lhe Far East. ~ new Senator gave this mess:igc to the people of the state the night his victory was annouooed: .. you have hired another fighter . . . and we are going to fight for this America of ours ... for its principles and its heritage ... Brock aclr.nowledges that the nut six years will be ''the hardest working years" of hi5 life. ..But rm going to work as hard as I can.." lawtoll Chi~ D., Fla. Lawtoo C hiles. a 4()-.ycar~d Lako- land attorney, won his Senate seat with a 1.003-mile walk through Florida. For 92 days be pounded Aorida roads from the western tip of the Panhandle to Miami on the southeast end of the state. And he based his campajgn on the gamble that the people were not only willing to listen, but also wanted to be heard by their elected officials. "We arc winning. The walk has be- come a part of me," be said half-way through the st.ale. ..People arc starved to talk to an elected official. While you can reach a mjllion people at a time on television, you can listen to only one penoo at a time. 'Jbat's what I'm do- ing; I'm listening." It was the aecond time Chiles has won an elected office against big money aod bigger odds. lo I 9S8, when he was first elected to the Florida Legislature, History he was just three years out of the Uni- versity of Florida Law School. He suc- ceMfully ran against an incumbent who had held the office for 10 years and was considered a shoo-in. Chiles and his wife Rhea, kf!Odcd on more than 14,- 000 doon in his home county during that person-to-penon campaign. Chiles doesn't want to be categorized as to how he'll vote io the Senate. "I'm a progressive conservative,.. he wd. "'That mcam I'm not going to vote 'yes' on everything. but at the same time, I'm not going to stick my head in the sand." One of his campaign promises ~as that he11 visit each of Florida's 13 Coograsional district.! for at least one An intimate glimpse into the minds and lives of seven new U.S. Senators an Illinois Secretary of State. And his great-grandfather was a two-term U .S. Vice President under Grover Cleveland. A Korean war Marine veteran and Harvard Law School graduate, 40-year- old Adlai Ill has enjoyed a remarkable six-year political career. He was elected to the Illinois House of Representatives in 1964. Theo he was State Treasurer prior to winning the Ser.ate seat left vacant by the death of Everett Dirt.sen. But success has not diluted his appeal as a man of modesty and intellect; soft- spolten but forceful; and a ~ving man whose one reservation about poli- tia is that it .. divides the family ." Aa a U.S. Senator, Stevemon will lobert A. Taft, L, Ohio His grandfather was President, his father wanted !o be one, but Robert Taft, Ohio's freshman U.S. Senator, bas no higher ambitions. "I don't envy any man that job." he said. At 53, the tbree-tenn Congreuman from Cincinnati is where he wants to be. For him, the U.S. Senate is the top job, and he has been after it since 1964 when he lost a campaign to get there. Taft said he felt no need to follow bis father into the Senate. But when he did decide to run for office, he found it a political iwet to have a famous father. Like the laUCf". who had a reputation for independence, the new Senator Taft is also independent, even of his father'& memory. "You make your own deciaiom," he said. "You can't model yourself on someone else., or on ideas that were dominaot 30 years ago ... While many think of the elder Taft as the Barry Goldwater of his era. the younger Taft feels his father's reputa- tion aa a conaervative is largely a myth. "He was more 'Mr. Individualist,'" be said. "He believed in individualism very &troogly and fdt this WU a key philos- ophy in om society ... llHnois' Stnenson clan: (/. to r .) Adlai IY, Katy, Sen. Adlai StnetUOft,11/, Wor- wid (in rear). Lucy, and wife, Nancy, at family home in Chicago's Nortlui.de. Taft bu four children by bis flnt wife. Blanca Noel, who died two years ago. Robert Taft. II, 29, works for the IUinois Bumtu of Budgets. Jonathan D. Taft. 16. is · in high achool in Masaa- chusetts.. One daughter, Sara T. Jones, 27, is married to a lawyer and living in New York City, and the other daugh- ter, Deborah, 24, is studying ftlm-mak- ing in Paris. Taft married the former Catherine Perry in 1969. Two of her children live ~th them in Cincinnati. where the family homestead-an eight- bedroom Col<Jnial-sits atop one of the city's picturesque hills. Jn Washington, week each year in order to keep in touch with the people. The Chiles' have four children. Senator Taft i.s where he wants to k Senator Taft rents a townhouse. John V. Tunney, D., Callf. Already mentioned as potential Vice Presidential or even Presidential material, Sen. John V. Tunney bu what appcan to be an impossible dream: a more orderly family life . .. A campaign is rough on a family, .. he says. .. You're not together very often." And Tunney spent most of J 970 campaigning. His Dutch-born wife Miete and their two boys, Marie, six, and Edward. nine, spent the sum.ma with him. But be was gone most of the time. Mielte-whom he met at law school in Holland-also was often away. campaigning io towm John couldn't fit into hia ICbeduJe. On dection night as the family watched returns, Mark fdl asleep. But Edward was awake. With victory ap- parent, he scowled at tbf: tv and snarled, "I hope all Republican! loee." After the election, the family spent three days at a resort. then John and Mieke vacationed together before re- turning to the Washington. D.C., home they have lived in &ince John was elected to the House in 1964. A wec:t later, he had to fly bad to California ... Why do you have to go?" his younger son asked. "I thought you won... Tunney gave the answer at a brcatfast in Riverside. (Contin•ed OK page 9) Daughters Tandy, 18, and Rhea Gay, four. Both live at home. The eldest son. Lawton Chiles. HI, attends private school in Pottstown, Pa., while his younger brother, Ed. is a junior at Lake- land Senior High. Mrs. Chiles js "a little apprehensive" about living in Washing- ton. she admits, but she and the children are ··1001ting forward" to the excitement of their new life. miss his farm home in northwestern Ulinois.. lt was there that be. his wife Nancy, and their four children enjoyed a typical Midwestern Christmas. Steven- son admits hell also miss his favorite exercise--cuttiog down dead pine trees and chopping the wood {or the fireplace. He hopes to get back to the farm long enough this spring to plant some more pine trees, adding to the l,SOO he put in last year. And he will also enjoy re- turning from time to time to his family home on Chicago's Northside. Sendtor Tunney of Calif., lwre with wif ~ Mid.e and son Edward. h<D bright fu/ure. Adlal Slev..uon, D., Ill. The already politically famous name of Stevenson has returned to Washing- ton wilh the dection of Adlai UI, the new junior SenaJor from Illinois. He repraenu the continuation of a long line of Stevenson statesmen. His late father was a governor, a two-.time candidate for Prestdeot, and a U. N . Ambassador. His grandfather was The children-Adlai IV, 14; Lucy, 12; Katherine. 10; and Warwick., nine-- and t.hci.r friends fill the house with laughter through the day. Late at night, Adlai worts or reads in the serenity of his second-ftoor library. In this room. he relaxes in the black leatbtt chair his fat.her uaed when he wu in Franklin Roosevelt's cabinet in Washington 25 yea.rs ago. I I PLAY FARM ANIMAL COLLECTION 22 Lovable Fann Animals to Delight the Heart of Every Chlld! BIG! COLORFUL! EXCITING! FUN! fields of the open country. 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I want you to realize that I comider the only placo--besides my parents• farm in Connecticut-tba I've bad roots ia Riverside. I intend to maintain than.,. Tunney first put those roots down in 1960 aftCI' raigniq from a New York law firm to join the Air Force u a Judge Advocate. .. , tried to get away from being just the ... of Oeoe Tunney. former world be.avyweipt ~ champ," be says. A law«hool friend -DOW Sen. F.dwud Kamedy~ per- suade Tunney to nan for Congrea. He woo and WU twice re-elected. Tunoey'a identity problem with his father also appan:nt)y WU resolftd, for he invited the former champioo to bdp campaign Tunocy's campaign lllopn was: .. You DCICd a fighter in your corou." '"Life in the Smate won't mean a kJt of changes," Tunney says. He'll still put in loog boun and try to mate up for that oa weet- endl,. playing touch foott.IJ with bis boy'a. taking waits, and p>iog to the beach. The family's IOCial life abo will continue to em- pbui7.e "'very informal" dinoen of cloee friends and relatives. Maroa often are spa- ghetti or Mexican food. John's favorites; or lndooeaian dishes. Mieke's specialty. "No one can bow what the future bolds, .. Tunney acknowledgc:a. .. but I'm not spending a lot of time wonying or wooderiq about iL" &.ow.II P. Weldrer, Jr., L, Conn. The Weickers of Round Hill ROIMI in fash- ionable Greenwich are oot about to be u~ rooted just because the man of the home o the new Senator. For the family comes first with Lowd1 P. Wcictu, Jr .• ooe of ftve new~ Republi- cans. And it WM unanimous in a titchm cau- cus that Greenwich will continue to be their bm:ne. Besidel, the police team in the Oreenwicb Little League would ne¥a" llaDd for it if Scot, 12. and Gray, 10, moved to Wuhiqtoo. Gray is a ltroq-armed pitcbc:r on the .. little" team, and Scot operates behind the plate OD the .,,ig .. team. Moreover, there wu oo way the Weicken c:ookt put with-or take ~ their bones, three clop. half a doao cab, and a dozen Rhode bland hens. No way at all. Senator' Weicku, who lerVed ooe tcnn u U .S. RepcCllCntative from Conoccticut'a Fair- field County, took a calculated ri1t io Cllta'- ina a three-way race for the Senate. He won by a plmality of about 87,000 vocea. Weick.er, comfortably waJtby although not in the ru.6cd ecoD01Dic bncbt of 101De of hia neighhon. ia an attorney. He met his wife Marie Louille Godfrey while be wu at Yale. and she WU al Coaoedicut C.olleae for Wom- en. 'Ibey were married in 19~3. Her nick- name WU .. Buoay.. IOl.Ddhio& her girl blends tboupt appropriate becauae she WU 10 fuU of pep. Weicker ays she is still booted 00 sporta. Bunny Weicker rides horseback year- arouod. She even helps dean out the &tables oo the Weicter property. And she does most of the cooking and otbc:r household chorea around the ramblin& raoch home. 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On a lightly ftoured pastry caovu, roll one half the dough into a 1Sx6-io. rectangle. Cut leogthwi.e into three 2-in. strips and place OD an ungeued baking sheeL Pill a cookie press, fitted with a star plate, with the remaining dough. Preu out strips along aides and ends (at edge) onto dough of each of the strips of dough. Spoon the walnut mixture along oeotera of strips. 4.. Bake at 3S0°F. about 20 min., or until lightly browned. Cool oo wire racks. Cut into diagonal slices. About 3 dot. cookies N«*: If ooot.ie press is oat available. ahape dough into strips about the di- ameter of a pencil~ plaoe along 5ides and cods of stripa of dough. With the back of a knife make a straight-line i.n- dentatioo down tbe oeoter of each pen- cil-like roll Or ptly' press a f od onto peociHib roDa Conning a continuous decorative edac arouod the strips. Soft Ginger Creams I c:t1Jl9 .. ftM aD-pal'POM leu ~ teupooa be)dq .... ~ .......... 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And AsthmaNefrin is smaller, more compact than other leading brands, although it delivers the same amount of medication. Ask your doctor or druggist about AsthmaNefrin Mist. Discover for yourself how it wins the ''Race for Breath.'' New: Te .... ,,,.-.. aa..clla. Irr U.. ----...,,_ ~TM,.... -OJI It,_.,.._, •• 1t1111 ,_ ae'-7. Goins Up? The thing that ean get lo you lo an elevator car, la the strong aroma---'Whewl- Or a maolderiog cigar. ~ .. s .. nky a.re QUIPS AND Q~OTES A tv commentator covering a big news event was at the point of cracking from the strain. A colleague, observing Ills tense grip oo the portable microphone, suggested he take a tranquilizing pill. "I can't," he replied frantically. "If I'm not tense, I get nervous." -Lucille J. Goodyear Sign on toy-store window: Easy-1<>-Anem- b/e Toys: $3.98. Same Toys, Assembled: SU.98. -Franlc Hughes· The telephone operator politely asked a grandmother talking to her little granddaugh- ter from a pay phone to put in another coin, as her time was up. She did. When she finished her coovenation, she dropped in still another coin. The operator told her that the extra money wasn't neces- sary--she had paid too much. "That's all right, child," the old woman said sweetly to the polite operator. "You were so nice, I think you should bave a tip." -Art Larson In tlte game of lift! too many of w fail lo revit!w tltt rult!S prior lo tht! start of tltt com- petition. --Charles Ric/ce1 Tbe nomad returned to the desert after a trip to America. As he unpacked Ill! treasures, friends gathered around to a.sit what impressed rum most in lhe Western World. "Wa! it the tall buildinpr asked one. "No," said the nomad, unpacking bis robes. ''Well, then." asked another, "what did im- press you m<istr' .. American salesmen;· be replied, unwrap- ping an out.board motor. -Dorothea Kt!nl ~..,,,..j.~ Nothing makes an antique so valuab/t! as the price tag. -FrankUn P. l oMs A bishop. while visiting the local school, asked the class to tell the story of Creation in their own words. · One little girl replied: ".First God created a man and called him Adam. Theo He looked at Adam and wasn't too satisfied with what he had made. .. God said, ·1 think I could do better if I tried again.' "So He created Eve." -Eudora Thomas Sabo Balon: Band aid. -Robert Brown Piece by Piece All the IUng's hone• and all the king·s men Couldn't put Humpty together again. I know, thougb~ who could haYe, ae easy .. pie, With not a part m.iaaing and nothing awry: A boy in bia teem, llad be been there and willed it. Wllo eaa tear down a ear and then, piecemeal, reb.ild it. --Riclaar4 ,4,.,,...,. 1.0 .U.: Paper wait. -Frank H . Goode uWe aR surpmed WC haven't recejvcd any- thing from you," a business firm wrote to one of its delinquent customers. In a few days the letter came back with a penciled addition: "T here's no reason to be surprised. I haven't sent anything.'' -Lucille S . Harper "Tha1's what I likt! about you, Ronnie. You're O/d-FaslUoMd." Weekend Shopper By SUSAN P A1NE A .. BOW TO" Booklet de - scribes many ways to raise money, bow to run your fund raising cam- paign and list.a it.ems that are available on a trial basis. Ideal for members of church, school, youth or f ratemal org;aniza- tions. For free booklet write to the Collingwood Fund Raising Co., Dept. 3101-E, Providence, R. I. 02901. DAZZI.INC de- light for him and for her! Capra Gems coat far kH and dazzle more than the "real thing!'' 1-arat can be purchased for a mere $27. For free illustrated booklet of hand- poli shed and hand-set Capra Gem rings for men and women, write to Capra Gems Company, DepL FW-10, P.O. Box 3148, Philadelphia, Pa. 19150. PENNIES from h eave n ? Nol quite, but keg of pennies and nickels found on ranch. all before 1946 ! 150 centJI mixed, includes Indianbeads, scarce steel cents, etc., $10. 40 mixed nickels, has Buffalos, Silver War Niclcels and old V, $6. With huge listings (alone, ~) . Robert Huris, Dept. FW- 1 E, 2776 Park Avenue, Santa Clara. Calif. 96060. BE a "Mason Shoe Dealer" in your spare lime t.o add "Xtra income to the family funds. No limit. to your earning capacity. You get a free color catalog of ovet 240 fas~selling styles. Get jn on prizes, bonusea, maybe a new car! Write to Mason Shoe Company, Dept.. F223. Chippewa Falll\ Wii.c. 64729. 17 Thia OlllJOrtmlity Iii for ,_ IF J'O'I ... a penon who want. to _. in hia own -.y ... lllltbitlOW11i.-n ... baheef.- la,)lol(a aad wort.. l'lllbictiom . . . and Mill pocket BlO UONBYI You doa't -t-' to be• .upW...i-an to ran )'OUr walW witb dDllani EVERY DAY. 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Our new Spring catalog has fresh styles in la1ge sizes 36 to 60 and balf ... ias 12'h to 34'h ... styles for today's woman who likes to be where the action ir;. Dresses. Suits. Coats. Lingerie. Foundations. And more. So meet somebody ocw ... Yout... in this Spring's Lane Bryant fashions. See the whole collection in our beautiful new catalog. It's yours FREE. Send for it now •.• Sprin1 will be here before you lrnow it! LANE BR.YANT Oepc.L-9J Indianapolis. Incl 46201 Please send me your FREE cataloa of large and half-size fashions. Name ............•....................••• ( pkue "'llll) Addre.u .... -· ..•. · .• , ..... · .....•• ·• · ••• City ...•.......... Succ .......• Zip .•.••.. RELINE YOUR DENTURES f OR A PERFECT FIT ~~ Do your looee dentures llip or cau.~ aore JWIUT BRUUl'S PLASTl-LINER relinea dentu.res snuely without powder. pate or Diida. Giws URht fit for monthe. \'OU CAN gAT ANYTHING. S~ll. Ja.y eolt mip ~ PLASTl- UNER on denture. Bite and it mokb perfed.ly. Euy to u.e. l\ann- lem to denturea and pma. Money- back euarantee from mf1. At all dtUC count.en. BACKACHE Aching Muscles You Ion• to •••• thoN pt1ln1, ~ !*nl>Ol'arlly, ltntll th• cauM Is e:a-r.<t up. For pa"leUve or tAlmporary, pain relief trY~• Pffls. famou1 for over 60 Y•rs o.wttt'• PIUac:omMn en enal...-C to reduce pain end • V9'")' mild dlureUc to help ellmlnate ratelned ftutd• th111 nust\lns out ltr1tet1na pialn c;euslnS b4edder waates. DeWitt'• ,... often aUCICIMd .......... t.11." ~,,.,...... ~ -,.. dodor'. ,,..... Oft .. • l t I a • r ( r s 0 0 .. s it ''I guess the best name for me is 'Carol the Klutz,'" Carol Burnett said during a recent rehearsal for her weekly tele- vision show. -10utz .. is a .. show biz" expressioo for thole mpercharged penooalitics who knock thamelves out to pleue audi- ences. Displaying a toe which was black and blue and swollen to twice normal ~ Carol explained that her latest accidalt resulted from filmiD8 an Esther Williams swimoUng segment for her show. .. y OU know how Esther clid those marvdous turns and twists underwater'? Well, I tried it, and I smacked my toe apimt the side of the pool. Wow, did it hurt!" .. rve been a kluJt. all my life.," says the only oomedicnne who has a ~ cessful, long-running tv variety hour. "I lived oo a steep hill in Hollywood when I was a kid, and I used to go roller skating down it. Tbae was a stop sign at the bottom, and I was suppmed to grab it and swing around to t.c:ep from catapulting out into traffic. In- stead, I usually slammed right into it. It goc so my mother wouldn't recognize me unless I was battered and bruised. ··~ ""'" dac yean.. I~ bad iajuriea &o my ~ neck. arms, and shoulden. I've broken a q and chipped a tooth." Carol'• wont experience occurnd in her carfy day. on the "Garry Moore Show." .. rd never done any llWlb be- fore, btJI when they uled if I was will- ing to leap OVCf" a oooch and dive out an open window u part of a 5*..it. I &a.id. ·Sure.' The rehearsal went off all right, but during the actual perf or- maocr, J fdJ the wroag way and threw my neck out. The oect still bolhen CAROL BURNE'IT: She Kills Herself to Please me a great deal. I have to be careful how I move it." The public image of Carol Burnett as the wacky, clumsy. exhibitionist hardly squares, however, with the Carol Burnett you meet al home. ..When she isn't worting. she's a very quje1 per- son," her husband says .. "She doesn't care much for parties and doesn't care to go out in a crowd. Most o{ Carol's time is devoted to our children and lo looking after our Beverly Hilb home and our beach place in Malibu." c~ is putiaJJarty delighted with her 14-room Beverly Hills house. tha t once belonged to Betty Grabfc, because it is her first real home. She spent the first si1 years of her life in a boardinghoulc in San Antonio, Tcx.u. where her father managed a motioo- pidure theatre. "JlW theatre WU my baby sider,.. Carol J"Dinieoea .... y pa.rents were both ~ing. ao mother would park me in Che back row, and at nap time, Dad would take me into his office to Jlieq> OD the much..., Wheo she was 5CYell. her parents !ICpUllt.ed, and her mother mowd to CalifomUt. "I litaally grew up a blodc or two from Hollywood Boulevard," Carol reca1b. Y ct she had DO thaught of becoming an actraa until lobe ca- rolled at UCLA lo study playwrigbli.ng. .. As a prcn:quisite for my degree. J had 10 take an acting oou.ne. The first time I appeared before an audience-20 ~u in the Bette Davis role in 'Pctri6r:d Foral..' Once I got in frooa of that audicnc::e. I was book.eel." Carol might nner have become a star if it hadn't been for a chance meet- ing with a wealthy businessman. Carol to'd him she'd like to try to act oo Broadway if she oouJd save enough mooey to .a there.. She was lhen a cuhier in a theatre after school. mak- What in t.118 World! families. Sao Francisco's Pacific Medi- c:aJ Center receotJy rmuned 19 to active practice. ~. 111 a .._.? Animals which dine oo meat arc called camivoroua. Creatures which live on vegebtion arc herbivorous. Termit~hich prefer "wood ~ lipi'POr'Ora, ex- plains Dr. David Watton, who is an eo- tomologist. Supemu,_ and S..klodon A ~ medical category iJ being devd- oped in CaJifomia that will eru.~~ doc- N.w ~ .. ...a.an. ton. aocoidmi to Blue Croa. to treat SO paceot mon: patienta. The remoo ia a new law that permits an M.D. to have two assistants to relieve him of routine dutic:a.. Their st.ills will fall somewhere betwm1 thole of a doctor and a nurse. Another opportunity to improve medical care is the piooccr project a1 Cincinnati Technical Insti- tute., where 16 students are training. through a HEW grant, few 72 d.if cr- ent tasks as assistants to -UTOlo&isU in hospitals, docton' oftioes, nursing homes., and in al-home care. Purthcr, the Johns Hoptins Medical School mid- wife ooone for ll.N.s has been ~ signed as a two-ya:r ooune leading to a Master's degee in public heahh. &- oou.raging alto are several plaol to JUR back to pract.ioc the 2.<tOO wocnrn doo- ton in the U.S. who are new inactive. Both Stanford Medical School and Women '1 Medical CoJJeee ol Pmmyt- vania have retrainina couna for wom- eo who left their profellion to nile Gayle ttu....kutt At a time when ac- k. rt and •ctrcaes by the aoore an mov- mg to Eu,rope because of lack of wort in HolJywood, one exception to the trend ii beautiful Gayle Huan.icutt (front covu). She oot only recently ma¥Cd back to California after livina in P..nsfand foe .evuaJ years, but-et lcut temporarily-bu aiven up her career u wdl. .. , made my last ftlm six months qo," she said. "Now I am coocentradng Oft bc:iaa a wife, mother, and interior dee> ~ lhat order." She it the wife ol Balfitb aclof' David ffemmiap, who ammdy play. Jeny in 1'be Love .... ing 7S cents an hour ... He said he'd give me the mooey to go. h sounded fishy. but I thought it over and de- cided, what did I have to loee? A week later I caDed him to see whether he really meant it. He told me he was serious. He gave me a $1,000 check. with three stipulations: I was never to reveal his name; I was to hdp others as I'd been helped when I was able to do 10; and I was to pay the money bad if and ,_ when I could-which I did ~ years later." Carol kept her promise noC only about paying bact lbe loan but also by starting $1 ,000 scholarships at Emer- son College in Boston and at UCLA. and by helping other young people who wanted to get ahead in show business. A typical example is Vicki Lawrence, who plays her sister on Carol's tv show. "She wrote me a fan letter say- ing she wanted advice about becoming an actress." says Carol. "She also in- vited me to a talent show ahe'd entered.)> I had a feeling about her. She won. and I hired her. She has been with the show ever since." Carol worked in a restaurant in New York until she got her first job in sum- mer stock. Her big break came when she became a regular on the "'Garry Moore Show." It was there lhe met Joe Hamilton. He and Carol were married in 1963. They now have three daughtas: Carrie, seven; Jody, four: and Erin Kate, two. .. When we·re all togct.hcr, we're a , happy crowd. .. beams Carol. And if she has excess energy left over , she worb it otf in a daily exercise claa she has started at her tv studio. ~1 haven't tom any lipmcnts yet doing puah-ups, but give me time!" ---PEEll J. OPPENHEIMER chine, .. for Columbia; the mother or three-month '..old Nolaod--Gal11ed a.f1cr the character David played in "Owae of the Upt Bripde"; and decorator of their newly pun:hued home in Bev- aty Hilla. .. , { there were ax more hours ia ever;' day I Ifill couldn't do all 1he things I want to do," lhe admilS. Doea duit mean that she ia smng up actina for .,o4I ·Ha~ yoo ~ met an actraa who bu--¥olantarify" she grinned. I ' Plcaee Hiroll me•• a trial member, plus mailing. At a Clusict Oub man. and eend rue the throe de!lue edition• of ber. 1'11 grt word in advauu of all future Plato, Aritto:~ and Marcue Aurdiue. I sel~tions. For eat'h volunie I decide to t!ncloJ!e no moMy in advant'e. Within a k~ep. f will pay only $3.89 plua mailing. wttk of rec.•eiYiq them, I will either re· J may reject any volume before en after I tun lbe. •1'4 owe DOtbillg. or keep them rettive it, and I may can«l my member. a d ,., 1-ia1rod1H.-tory price of •1.00. ship al any time. THE CLAsstCS cura. •oSLnt, N.Y. n m l ·PC CITY STA YI. UP 111 C--.h: CLASSICS CLUB OF CANADA. Pe..Sr-H- l.14 •• 71 lk11'wn1 Sbttt, To ... 10 ISS. Oetulo. -----· COSTA MESA SAOOLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF JANUARY 30 · FEBRUARY 5 9,pWJG-mtRITA HAYWORTH awlCAROL BURNETI ~'THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW' ·CBS·~ 10PM Hill HOLDER by Diel! Wiison WILSON FORD • ... H11ntinitoo Buch U someone were to ask you who invented the automobile, the chances are you would reply, "Henry Ford." Well, if you did, don't feel too bad. A test run not tco Ieng ago at a major univer- si ty proved that point. NQ, Henry didn 't invent ii. Credit for the first workable gasoline vehicle goes to the brothers Duryea, Charles E. and J . Frank. How- ever, Ford was on the scene right on their heels and many people think that it was that grand old man who started it all. Henry did lather the assembly line method whi ch eventually made it possible for mc3t Amer- icans to cwn their own autom~ bile3. Needless to say, the firm he founded ha 3 produced more vehicles than any other single manufacturer. As we head into 1971 and think back to those grand old"'"days of 1903 when Mr. Ford started putting us on wheels, it's fascinating to think about the advancemen:ts. Imag- ine . . . our '71 Thunderbird with its 429 cubic-inch fou r-ven- turi 360 horsepcwer V-8 com- pared to the little gem c( 68. years ago that Mr. Ford created. Why not drop in at our place, here at 18255 Beach Blvd. in Hurltington Beach and see what a difference 68 year3 make . We haven't got one of Henry 's first bu~ we are in good supply of his latest . . . come on in and see for you rseli. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 DICK WILSON'S ~:~~R~ afv~~~r~!~~!AcH Ill • · D ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '71 's ARE ARRIVING IY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DIS. COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1970's ! ! Extr• S•vin91 On Low MilHge O.mon1tr•tor1 -31 To Chooae From COMPLETE 1971 CAR AND TRUCK UN& ON SAL& I BRAND NEW 1971 tMMEDIA TE DELIVERY -..-~=,.,_.--.,.,,,,. $66TOTAL DOWN ftYMT. $66 TOTAL MONTHLY ftYMT. 16 MONTHS $U it tfl• tct•I tlow11 p•y,.,011t u d $66 it tho totol monthly P•\'m•11t i11cl11Ji119 tow, '71 lic:o1110 onJ oil financ:e c:her9H 011 oppro,,., crotlit for )6 "'ontha. OoforreJ p•y,,..ont prico ia $2441.00 incl11cli119 ell fino11ce chor9H, toJ101, '71 liconao or ii vow ,,.for to poy cul., lho fwll cHh prico is only $1093.-45 i11clwclin9 u lo1 tu . '71 licon•• •(.l.OWl9f5Jt A.P.R. 10.SO 'Y.. TEST·DRIVE THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE TODAY JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH SAUS DEPI. ' • "'· ,. '0 , ..... 7 o.,, HIYIC( orlN hes tltn Fri., I e.m. to S ft·'"· ... ., .. I •·"'· to 9 '·"'· 592-5511 1971 SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 11 :00 AM 0 ~ (j) NHL Hockey (C) St. Louis Blues vs. Boston B~uins at Boston. (If Apollo mission goes as scheduled, gam11. will be interrupted for launch coverage at 11 :30 AM.) 0 @ 00 NBA Basketball (C) New York Krncks vs Baltimore bullets at Baltimore. (Game may be interrupted at 12:05 ror ~ollo 14 launch coverage.) 1:15 U @ (I) The American Sportsman (C) Gene Kelly and Doug Sanders fish tor Nile perch and Grits Gresham 1oins in all1ga tor ca tch. 2:00 O @ Cl) Andy Williams San Diego Open (C) Top golfers on the PGA tour play in $1 50,000 tournament at Torrey Pines Country Club. San Diego. All past champions will compete: Tom Weiskopf, winner of the t1rst AWSDO in 1968; Jack Nicklaus. l 969 t1tlist; and defending champion Pete Brown. The pro am e.Jent also boasts celebnty competitors such as Don Adams, Joey Bishop, Pat Boone, Joe DiMaggio, Peter Falk, Robert Goulet. Fred MacMurray. Bob Newhart and Robert Stack. Total yardage for the par 72 course 1s 6.792. 4:30 ITTl @ Modern Golf (C) 9:30 m World of Sports (C) "The 1970 U.S. Open .. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 6:00 O Kings Hockey (C) Los Angeles Kings vs. Boston Bruins • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 8:30 (E) Olympic Boxing (C) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 12:00 M High School Basketball (C) Game of the week. 12:30 17 ill College Bcisketball (C) Santa Clara vs Nevada 1:30 Championship Wrestling (C) 2:00 O Pro Bowfers' Tour (C) The $75,000 Ebomte Open. llve from Saratoga Lanes, San Jose. Cahf. 2:30 O ~~@ Pacific 8 Basketball (C) Cal's Golden Bears vs. Stan· ford Indians at Stanford (i11 (3J Pro Bowlers' Tour (C) 3:00 ffi College Basketball (C) Un1vers1ty of Santa Clara vs. Un1ver s1ty of Nevada at Las Vegas 3:30 0 CBS Golf Classic (C) O 1 t3 The Hawaiian Open (C} Top pros compete in the $200,000 golf tournament, aired live, via s~telltte, from the beautiful Wa1a lae Country Club, Hnnolul11, bordered by tile Pa c1f1c Ocean. Among thE: competitors are defending 1969 champion Bruce Crampton (there was no 1970 tournament) and 1968 cham pion Lee Trevino, Arnold Palmer. Jack Nicklaus. Masters cham pion Billy Casper and PGA winner Dave Stockton. The Wa1alae course has been lengthened to a tough 7, 130 yards. Tile par 72 course 1s located adtacent to the Pac1f1c between Diamond Head and Kol<o Head, with carefully mani· cured fairways and tricky. 11elvety·smooth greens. It 1s heav· 1ly trapped and surrounded by picturesque palm trees. The first Hawa11an Open was held in 1928 w1th "Wild 8111" Mehlborn defeating Fred Morrison in an I 8·hole playoff for a $5.000 purse O NHL Action (C) Highlights of two games, one from the East D1v1s1on and one from the West D1v1s1on of the National Hockey League 4:001;29 @ CBS Golf Classic (C) 4:30 O Santa Anita Feature Race (C) The $50,000 San Pasqual Handicap for 4 year olds and up at I 1/16 mile. O Sports Challenge (C) Teams 1dent1fying famous moments in sport are "The Lakerc;"-Jerry West. Happy Hairston, Gail Goodrich-and "The Box1np Champ1ons"-Sll~r Ray R0bm· son. Joe Lou15. Ar chie Moore. O Celebrity Bowllnr. (C) 5:00 O Outdoors (C) Gaddabout Gaddis fishes in the Upper Mis s1ss1pp1 R111er O 17 J ABC's Wide Wbrld of Sports (C), Jim McKav hosts. Tentative schPdule· The Tournament of Th11lls Auto Champ1on- sh1p fro111 T ;imp.i, Florida, dnd thE' Duke Kahanamoku Surf Classic from SunsPI Beach Hawa11 W International Soccer (C) Ur ur.uav vc; tr;rael 6;30 17' l:f\ Forum Boxing 7:00 I Box de Mexico 7:30 Jerry West Show (C) 8:00 Laker Basketball (C) Los Angeles l akers vs San Otego Rockel 5. live from San Diego 10:30 ID USC Basketball (C) USC vc. UrLA, t.:1ped earlier at the ~ports Ar1•nn THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 RADIO 1' OR SKI RACK OR LUGGAGE RACK & SUNGLASSES WITH PURCHASE OF 1971 HONDA FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED HMIMIH. "WI AH NIYH 'ATISPllD UNTIL YOU Alt' UNIVERSITY DLDSIOBILE 2850 HARBOR COSTA MESA • 540-9640. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 30. 1971 THllT W0/ll)Efl11Jl FACE Carol Burnett's skillful spoofs of some of Hollywood's most famous movie queens have become a looked-for fea- ture of her popular weekly variety program (Mondays, 10:00 PM) in color on CBS. In the four seasons of The Carol Burnett Show she has pa rodied the performances of such screen stars as Do(is Day, Lana Turner, Mae West, Joan Crawford. Esther Wil- liams, Marlene Dietrich, Jeanette MacDonald and Shirley Temple. But Miss Burnett's lat est telev ision impersonation in spoofing Rita Hayworth's memorable dance as the sultry spy in "Gilda" had more than usual impact. Miss Hayworth was so amused by the takeoff that she wired Miss Burnett, "I loved it. You should have done the original." As a resu lt of Miss Hayworth's telegram. the two got together and the outcome was an agreement fo r the glamourous star to appear on The Carol Burnett Show Mon· day at 10 PM . For the first time on the program a guest star will play a ' second charwoman when Miss Hayworth joins Carol in the / familiar Charwoman pantomime. Miss Hayworth is scheduled '~ to show her flair for comedy in another sketch and will rem- inisce about her ca reer with the comedienne. "We are very excited about having Miss Hayworth on the show," says Carol. "She always has been one of my film idols." Even as an established television star. Miss Burnett st ill • considers herself star-struck. Her habit of collecting auto- ' graphs led to the signoff on The Carol Burnett Show on which weekly guests sign their names in her autograph book. Carol admits getting a special thrill from meeting and working with other entertainment personalities. "That's why I like doing a variety show. The weekly variety format gives me a chance to have many different stars, to work with performers I've admired from a distance as well as .il working with other entertainment personalities. . . W Miss Burnett's occasional nervousness when meeting brg names is illustrated by this anecdote she tells on herself: when she visited a motion picture set where James Stewart was performing, she immediately stepped backward into a bucket of whitewash. But the clever comedienne's ingenuous approach towa rd celebrities can have its benefits. as in the case of Jim Na- bors. who received a fan letter from Miss Burnett. As a con- sequence of her laudatory communication. the two launched a successful night club act and have e.xchanged annual ap· pearances on their television programs Miss Burnett's guest roster reads like a cross-section of show business and t he ent ertainment world. This season, for example, her guests include ballet stars Edward Villela and Violette Verdy. operatic singers Eileen Farrell and Marilyn Horne. television hosts David Frost and Mike Douglas. comedians Jerry Lewis, Lucille Ball, Don Rick- les, Bob Newhart. Art Ca rney and Pat Paulsen, impression- ist Rich Little. dancers Juliet Prowse and Chita Rivera. sing· ers Robert Goulet. Mel Torme, Michele Lee, Leslie Uggams, Steve Lawrence, Karen Wyman , Eydie Gorme, Julie Budd and John Davidson, actor Ricardo Montalban and Miss Hayworth. The consistent high quality of Th e Carol Burnett Show is reflected not only in it s great public acceptance, but in the high esteem in which its sta r is he ld by her contemporaries. Already she has captured two Emmy Awa rds-for the Gar- ry Moore Show in 1962 and the "Carol and Jul ie at Carnegie Hall'' special in 1963-and the honors continue to roll in. ,.,. 4 SATURDAY JANUARY 30 £VfNINf. 4:00 B Santa Anita feature Race (C) The $60.000 San Fernando Stakes for four-yea r-olds at I I /8 mile. 0 I Spy (C) ~(I) CBS Goll Classic (C) m Pattern for Living m New Deude at Sea (C) 4:30 B Movie: (C) "The Lone Ringer -and the Lost City of Gold" (adven· lure) '58-Clayton Moore. Jay Sil· verheels. D SPORTS CH ALLENGE! * LAKER STARS VS. YANK EE GREATS! D Sports Ch1flen11e (C) "The Old Yankees" compete with "The lakers" in identifying lamous sports mo· ments. O II Mondo (C) m Untamed World (C) "Under water." Part I. @CI)Sea Hunt ~ @ W1gon Tr1ln (C) m faith for Today (C) m El Mundo en que Vivimos m Quest for Adventure (C) 4:45 m Pre-Game Soccer (C) 5:00 O It's Ac.adem:c (C) Schools com peting; Dorsey (LA), Cornelia Con nelly (Anaheim) and Ramona (Riv· erside) high schools. 0 Outdoors (C) (30) 0 @ @ CE ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) Jim McKay hosts. Tenla· lively scheduled is th~ National Figure Skating Championships from Buffalo. New York. O The Avengers (Cl m Movie Greats: (C) "Marjorie Morninestar" (drama) '57-Gene Kelly, Natalie Wood (i) Quest for Adventure (C) EE Peter Gunn ED The World We Live In (C) (R) elj; 00 Trails West (C) m Quest for Lile (C) ~ World Cup Soccer (C) m Bronco 5:30 0 KNBC Newse"'ice (C) 0 PREMIERE This Week In NBA (C) Charlie Jones. Chick Heam @ Animals, Action & Adventure (C) "Glacier Hunters." ff) Tonight in las Vegas (C) ED The Advocates (C) (R) ~ @ The Unt1med World (C) m Fisher family 6:00 6 The Big News (C) (30) 0 I» (6) m NBC News (C) (30) 0 Laredo (C) (60) O Boss City (C) (60) Guests in elude Jerry Butler and Gene Chan dler @ Then Came Bronson (C) (60) e29; (J) Agriculture USA (C) m Musicale/Davey & Goliath (C) 6:30 B About a W!ek (C) (30) O News Conference (C) (30) (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 30. 1971 Spend Saturday night with someone special Saturday night begins and e11ds where 11ews is concerned-with Clayton Vaughn and the weekend Eyewitness News team at 6:30 and again at 11:00 . What else is new? Jack Barry and Juvenile Jury at 7:00. -~ A delightful half-hour that proves children should be seen -and heard-more often. Next, Lawrence Welk at 7:30 followed by the PAUL 1 new Pearl Bailey show at 8:30. A11d at 9:30, Movie for Television, a great new fl:. reason for spending Saturday 11ight at home. This week , Don Murray, Ray Milland a11d Gene Tierney star i11 the exciti11g, ~--- tailored-f or-tv film , ''Daughter MV\'ltfttlfLtVl§ff)N of the Mind.'' KABC-TV, Channel 7. The new watch word for Saturday night. hp 5 SATURDAY (Continued) and Brasil '66. 0 £,..it.us News (C) (30) @m Tiie S10fJ (C) (30) Q7J (I) Fera• Bolin& (60) fE Noc:hs T1p.11tlu {30) EB...,., s•owcase (30) 9:00 B Iii (j) Arnie (C) (30) V1nessa ta CI> O.,.ant Country Special (C) Brown auests IS the wife of Arnie's fD Tiie Frtndt Qef (C) (30) (R) pal Julius. ''To Roast a Chicken." Julia Chi ld. Q) Tht Wllbum Brotlltn (C) {30) 9 Cl) CIS News (C) {30) fE fllct Out (C) (30 (R) G> ClliWrt11's '8sptl Hour (C) (30) @B HOtlr ef Pewv (C) (60) m ldrt tf lttn1lty (C) (30) I!) Prt•lert Movie (C) (2 hr) m Upbeat (C) {60) 9:30 B 9 CIJ Mal} Tyler Moot'I (C) 7:00 B CIS Evenlnf Ntws (C) (30) (30) Mary Richard make.s her actini Walter Cronkite. debut in a little theater play written 0 MIC Oocument1ry (C) (30) by her newsroom cohort. Murray. U line Crey Theatre (30) 0 Movie for Tttnlsioa: (C) O JunnRe Jury (C) (30) Jack "Oaupttr of the Mind" (R) (dra· Barry is host. ma) '69-Ray Milland, Gene Tier· O Death Valley Days (C) (30) ney, Don Murray, George Macready. "Spring Rendezvous." James Mac· 0 News (C) (30) Larry Burrell. Arthur stars. Q) Del Reeves (C) (30) m i IFl¢1Al I Enaetbert Humptr· @.Cl> Saturd1y Nipt M~: "Ex· dindl Prt1tnts (C) (60) Gina Lallo-Ptrllfltnt in Terror." brigida, Kaye Ballard. Lou Rawls, fE San Francisco Mix {C) (30) (R) Roger Whittaker guest In musical-10:00 B a (j) Mannix (C) (60) A mur· variety program. der 11oes undetected until young Q) Run for Your Lift (C) (60) Dennis Coverly overhears an argu· ti) Creative Llvinf With Crafts (60) ~en! between his parents. Jacque. fE 811cll Journal (C) (60) (R) hne Susann appears. ~ ([l Buck Owens (C) (30) 0 Frlpt Nietrt: "Invasion of t.he @B Livln1 Filth (C) (60) Body Snatchers" and ''X .•. the €!) Boa de Mellco (90) Unknown." m America in Sp1ee (C) (30) m News (C) (30) l<en Jones. a;) Ritmolandlt (6(1) Q) Oak Ridft Boys (C) (30) 7:30 1J ®J Ci) Mission: Impossible (C) fE NET ~.aytlouse on the '30s (C) (60) Henry Darrow guests as the ~:~ .~R) A Memory of Two Mon· local. l~a~er or a revolutionist group lO:lS O laker Wr1p-Up (C) spec1ahz1ng In robberies to finance lO:lO O Bi 5 N (C} {30) the overthrow of the U s I ews 0 t2] 00 m Andy Wllliams (C) IJ;I USC Basbtball ~C) (2 hr 15 (60) Guests Don Adams, The Len min) _use vs. ~o~ota in game taped non Siste11 and Al H'rt al Chu:ago, llltn0ts. I . m News {C) (30) 0 JERRY WEST I~ PRE-rn Passport to Travel (C) (30) * LAKER GAME SHOW! 11:00 8 0 0 News (C) 0 Jerry West Show (C) (25) 0 Playboy After Dark (C) (60) D @m m Lawrence Wei• (C) Guests: Bill Dana, Don Adams 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "The Jour· l<reskin, Carla Thom1s ' net" (drama) '59-Yut Brynner, Q) It ts Written (C) Deborah Kerr Cruel Russian com-~ @ Spotllcfit Theatre: minder suspects a Revolutionary of the Undead." leader to be trapped in Budapest ti9I Films From Muico during the Hungarian Revolution of 11;15 B Fabulous 52! (C) "Summer and 1956 Smolle" (drama) '61-laurence Har· 7:55 0 Lahr Warm.Up (C) vey, Geraldine Paiie, John Mcintire. 8:00 11:30 0 Movie 4: (C) "Los Tlrantos" 11 LAKERS VS. WARRIORS! (drama) '64-Carmen Amaya. * IMPORTANT GAME LIVE! 0 Saturday Nirht Movie: (C) IJ lalrer B11htbtll (C) (2 hr 15 '1'1by'' (dram.a) ·s~eslie Cuon, min) L A. lakers s San Franc1·~0 John Kerr, Sir Cedric Hardwicke. . · . v .... Q) Movie: "The Great Adventure" Warriors. llve from 01kland. (documenta ) '54-m ~ovle ~ruts: (C) , "Marjorie 11 :45 @ @ Stle~oeli Holmes in Wuh· Mormn,star' (drama) 57-Gene ineton Kelly, Natalie Wood Ed Wynn 12-<)(l g M ". ''T . " 1n Bobbie Gentry S · . 1 # 2 (C). • • ov1e: error Street (mystery) ~ pecll 54-Dan Duryea (60) John H1rtford. Bill Ro~e and Richie Havens are Miss Genlry's 12:15 m Atl-Nip t Show: "~ff1ir With 1 guests Str1n11er," ''The Captain's Parldlse" ti) I Believe in Mlradu (C) (30) and "Force of Impulse." Kat hryn Kuhlman 1:00 8 Movie: ''Waconmaster" (west· fE Soul! (C) (60) "Leon Thomas .. ern) '50--Ward Bond. @B Consultation (C) (30) 0 Sp11kin11 Freely (C) Guest is 8:30 1J ~ (j) My Three Sons (C) (30) Sam Ervin Jr . United Stat~s Sena 0 @ 00 m NBC Saturday Mov• tor. Democrat, No~.h Ca~o!:na it: (C) "Operation Crossbow" (war D II Mondo (C) Brazil. drama) '65-Sophia Loren George 1:30 0 Mwit: ''Tilis Wom1n Is Mint'' Peppard, Trevor Howard, John Mills. (drama) '41-Franchot Tone. 0 @Ci) a> The Purl Bailey 1:45 Q) Movie: ''Saint'1 Girl Friday" Show (C) (60) Guests are George (mystery) 's.t-Louis Hayward. Kirby, Lucille Ball. Seraio Mendes 2:00 O "'ws (C) ,...6 THE ~ILY ~l.OT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 5:45 6:00 D * 6:25 6:30 6:45 6:55 7:00 7:30 4) (I) S••J Tett., (C) fil) Educ.atiofl1I F11tur1s 10:30 1J ~(I) love oC Uf1 (C) 5:45 0 9 CI> m I IPltilL I Apollo 0 Q) 00 m HollJwood SqHrH 14 Luna~ Walk No. l (C) (5 hr IE) Buell Rogers, Mon.; Fllsh Gor· 15 m) Frid ay only. don Tues -Fri 0 @ CI) !1Jlc1lL I Fl~st Moon a> 's.sa~e Street (C) Wilk (C) (4 hr 15 m) Friday only. ll:OO 1J ~(I) Where ttle Heirt Is (C); 6:00 II ei!l Cl) I $;IC1~t I lunar Wilk Captain Kan1aro (C) Fri. only. No. 1 (C) (5 hr) Friday ?nly, 0 Ci) 00 m Jeop11ct, (C) 0 Tang presents Friday O @(j)G1lloplng Gour111ent (C) *APOLLO 14 MOONWALK fJTempo CC> 6:25 0 Education Excfl1nge (C) IE) Roclet Robin Hoods (C) 6:30 II OdySMJ (C) 11 :05 m Ch1rtle's Pad (C) m Education1I Ft1lures 11 :20 fil) Features (C) Mon., Tues., Thurs. 6:45 Ei) Commodity Newservice (C) 11:25 1J Ci!J (j) News (C) 6:55 0 KNBC Newservlce (C) 11:30 I)~({) Search for Tomorrow (C) 7:00 II ~ (j) CBS News (C) 0 Ill 00 m The Who, Wllat or 0 ~ 00 m Tod1y Show (C) Where Game (C) Art James hosts. 0 Law for th1 '7'1s, Mon .. Wed.. 0 @ (}) a> TMt Girl (C) Fri.; Psycholoo I (C) Tues., Thurs m lnterad (C) Louise Ridgle. m Quid! Draw McCraw IE) Bill Johns News (C) Q) Spiderm1n (C) 11:55 0 12) ct) m News (C) fE M1rllet Optnin& EE) Sesame Str"t (C) # 191 5 7:30 O Mowle: See Daytime Movies. 0 F11tur11 m Yoli £ friends (C) Q) Hobo Kelly (C) fE Stoct M1rllet Cover111 (C) a:oo II a 00 Captain Kan11100 (C) O Morning Witch (C) m Cartoons (C) @ (I) Cartoons (C) 8:30 m Dennis the Menace I!) Gumby (C) @ (I) Sesame Street (C) EE) features Wed., Fri. AFTERNOON 12:00 1J Ludy Pait (C) 0 (i3 @ m Words £ Musit (C) 0 @ CIJ (!) Btwitchld (C) m Kinas of Comedy ID Travel (C); Pmpectlve, Wed. fil) l1w lor tllt '70. (C) Mon., Wed. ~ (j) Ann Gutcher Show (C) 12:15 @ Stretch I Sew, Wed. 8:55 0 Community Bulletin B01rd 12:20 fil) I si>ICIAL I Where ttle Buell Stops (C) Thur~. Drug special 12:30 1J ~Cl)~ the World Tums (C) I Si'E6A( I Lun1r Wilk Re-tap (C) (C) Friday. ------------J Q fll@ m Days ol our llvH Apollo 14 Cow••&• (C) Macdonald Carey slars. Friday momin11. the First Moon Walk 0 Cooklns (C) Wednesday. will be covered until 11 AM. All net-0 (fi) (I)(!) A WOfld Apll't (C) work progr1mmin11 will be pre·empted @ Dialing for Dollars (C) 1t that lime. Other pro11ramming sub-fE Stock Martel Close ject lo ch1nge for 1ddition1I reports fil) Ai1trica's ,robltms, Mon. only, oo Apollo mission throughout week. 1 :00 IJ ~ (I) love Is 1 M1nj Spit it· 9:00 II Qj (j) The lJlcy Show (C) 0 @ 00 m Din•ll's Pt1u (Cl D Movie: See Daytime Movies Yeur Mtney's Wortlt, Thurs. ooly. O Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 i fjlifCtA\ I knocl On Evtf} Door (C) Friday only. Public Service film m J1ek LI llllllt (C) IE Cartoons CC) fE Office of U11 Presidlflt EE) Sesal'llt Stmt (C) (R) # 191 5. 9:15 D Movie: See Daytime Movies. 9:ZO Q) Fashions In S.wln1 (C) 9:30 II 9 (I) Bt¥erlJ Hillbllllts (C) 0 @ (1) m Conc1ntr1tion (C) 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. Q) Romper Room (C) @ (]) Hayd'"/Douglas (C) fE Stoct Mutlet 10:00 II a Cl) F1111Rr Altair (C) 0 m Sale ol th• Cant.ry (C) O Movie: "Pepe." Frid1y only Q) F11turu/ hblic Service (C) dond Thin1 (C) 0 @ 00 m The Doctors (C) oa.n c.se, 0 @ Cil m All .. , C1tlklrttt (C) fJ EvtrJWHt1n (C) Fri. only m Movit: See Daytime Movies ffi atarting Ille Merht fil) Educational Ft1turu 1:30 1J 9 (j) lite Culdlng Upt (C) Q ~ @ m Another Wortd - lay City (C) 0 (fi) (!) Lat's Make t 0111 IE) F11hions In Sewing (C) fi) Carnmodity Report 1 :40 @ Nm/ Kids' Stuff (C) 2:00 IJ ~ CI> Secret Storm 0 Q} @ m Brlpt f'rOll'llst (C) 0 Str1n1t P1r1dist (C) 0 (fi') 00 (E Ntwlywtd C1mt CC) fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. Q)Topptr 2:30 fJ Q?J 00 Ede• of Nictit (C) 0 @ (}) m Anotller World (C) D Fan10111 lurr Tri1ls (C) THE DAILY pt LOT, 1V WEEK. JANUAlllY 30, 1971 u (I! (J) m Dattec lia.. (C) -~a...n 3:00 11 a Cil ,, .. , flJf• <Cl 0 It's Y111r let (C) 0 Hlpway '•trol 0 @Cl) a> Gentrll Hospit1I (C) m Outef ll•lts Q) Undlrcloc (C) CiJ Ci) M1tlnH: Oon Rodewald, @.ID R•ll&lous horrams mcinema 36 3:30 II Tht Mike ROJ Show (C) 0 Mlkt Dougt11 (C) D St• Hllllt; T1'e Rel1v1nc. of B .. Ina Blad& (C) Frid1y. O @ (]) (!) One life To Live (C) Q) hrlrJ Pi& Cartooft1 (C) Ci!) (I) hpeye Cartoons (C) @.ID Christ the living Word 3:45 eJ le Comunidad al Dia ('C) 4:001J Mr. Ed O Rlfltman 0 @ (]) a> Dirk Shadows (C) 0 Ntwt (C) Baxter W1rd. m NIWS (C) Putn1m/F1shman. Q) Bozo's Blc Top Show (C) @.ID R•llcioua F11tures (C) al Dos Calles en P1l1nque 4:30 IJ Movi1: See Daytime Movies. D F1ther Knows But 0 News CC) Bill Bonds. Q)The M...tan @(l)RiflMM Iii CI> Ji111111 Thom11on (C) fil) SesanM SttMt (C) (R) 191 ·5. 9 (I) T1tt n.r,. Stoogu (C) m '•Him hf Uvlnc el Alma de Mi Ahft1 m Stumt StrHt (C) 5:00 0 KNBC Nnnervlc. (C) U Big 5 News (C) fJ Flipper (C) m "'II Sllms Q) B1tman (C) @ (I) lot1I News (C) 9 00 Gllllg1n'1 Island Q!j (j) The Big Valley (C) @.ID Cinlfll1 30 (C) al AdYtnturas del lltico Nerro m Collete ol the Desert (C) a!)F11tum 5:30 0 @ (]) ABC News (C) 0 Gtt S1111rt (C) m My Favorite M1rtl1n Q) Cilllpn's lslend (C) Qj ct) Thia DtJ 1971 (C) Q) MlsttfOCtrl' Ntlghbortlood (C) @.ID News/ Pastor' a Dull (C) m Comlcos , Canclon11 m Don Wilsot1's Town Talk (C) a!)NIWS a> G1lloplng Gourmet (C) QUALITY DEALER AWARD FOR IAW -SERVICI -PARTS MANAGIMENT -ADVDTlllNG CUSTOMER RILA TIONI 11835 IEACH IL VD-. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-7781 5404442 SUNDAY JANUARY 31 M ORNIN G 6:15 m The Clarlstophtu 6;30 m Tiit Biblt Answers 6:55 I) Givt Us Tiiis Dey (C) 7:00 I) Tom •nd Jerry (C) 0 Tiit Ch1ll1n11 ol faith (C) m Tales of Wtll f1r10 7:30 I) Penelope Pilstop (C) gram filme d at Bethesda Lutheran Home in Watertown, Wis. fJ @Cl) m I Srmll I Apollo 14 Pre-llunch (C) A discussion and preview of the llighl with Jules Bergman, frank Reynolds and guest experts from Cape Kennedy. &J F1iUi for Today (C) ii) 00 Film Fuhlru (C} g) Film Feature APOLLO 14 COVERAGE The 10-day Apollo 14 mission 1s scheduled for lift·off at Cape Kenne - dy, Fla. al 12:23 PM today. America's fourth manned lunar landing mission will be covered live and by special reports throughout the m1~1on. Therefore, all programming is subject to change. 0 Music l the Spoken Word (C) 0 C.mpus Profile: "Viewpoint on Nutrition-The Balanced Diet.'' Nu tritionist Gayelord Hauser guests. 0 Hereld of Truth (C) m Yoai Bur and friends (C) 10:55 6 ei?) 00 [i!mAL I Apollo 14 Re-m Secred Heart (C) port (C) ~ (j) This Is the life (C) 11 :00 1J ®J 00 NHL Hockey (C) St. 7:45 (i) The Christophers (C) Louis Blues vs. Boston Bruins 8:00 I) lamp Unto My feet (C) 0 m I SPlCIALJ Apollo 14 Pre- 0 This Is the Life (C) Launch (C) 0 Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) 0 Home Buyers' Guide (C) 0 An1i1's Cara1e (C) 0 @ Cl) m NBA Baslletball (C) (:J D•y ol Discovery (C) New York Knicks vs. Baltimore Bul-m Wonderam1 (C) lets at Baltimore @Revival Fires (C) m Movie: "Bia City" (drama) '48 11) This Is the Lile -Margaret O'Brien. n@ God Is the Answer (C) @ Church in the Home (C) lj9 00 Town Hall Meetina (C) ~ @ First Baptist Church (C) 8:30 I) Look Up and Live (C) m Cine en Su Casi O Mrs. Alpha Bet (C) Cii) Quien Canta Esta Clncion? O Smokey the Bur (C) 11 :30 6 Q?J 00 I SPlCIAL I Apollo 14 (:J Movie: "Riot in Cell Block 11" Launch (C) Waller Cronkite reports (drama) 54-Neville B1dnd five coverage from the Kennedy @ KJthryn Kuhlma11 (C) Space Center. t71 tJ l Hou; of Det.verance 0 Movie: (C) "Begin11ing of the j 9 'll f ua Go;pel Rmvil (C) E11d" (sc:-fi) '57-Peler Graves. 9:00 O Ca:n~ra Three (CJ 0 Serendipity (C) (R) A v1s1t lo AFlERNOON the L A Harbor and the P~sadena l 2 00 0 """' '6' t:9' A Police Dept , : · ~ l..!!.I = I SPEC IA\ f polio 0 Day ol Discover C 14 launch Coverege (C) David 0 lonny Quest (C) 1 ( ) Brinkley, John Chancellor and Frank @Gospel Singing Jubilee (C) McG~e report lrom Cape Kennedy, (f'j'\ (l) Revival riles (C) NBC s Spa~e . Center tn New York. j) Kithryn Kuhlman (C) and the Mrss1on Control. Center i~ 129' '8) Tom and Jerr (C) Houston. Coverage continues until CT.\ Music• Palabr 1 lhe spacecraft has successfully ~ Y as reached earth orbit ~ P1nor1ma L1t1no en Domingo 0 Movie: "Loan s'herlc" (mystery) 9:301J Tod1y's Religion (C) 52-{;eorge Rafi, Dorothy Hart. 0 Ch1llen11 My Sermon (C) Fath-O Tang pre3ents ... ere James R_oche. Blessed Sacra * APOLLO 14 LAUNCH ~ nt . Catholic Church Hollywood. 0 '1T r,I:\ A II 14 Uft·Off 1s v1s111ng clergyman U£J ~ po 0 0 ,. A 1 Sh (C) former astronaut Frank Bor. aene u ry ow · · 0 (j_j) J) c 11 C man 101ns ABC News space anchor al '6' ~ret ~o::~:g'cc •Is (C) learn of Jules Bergman and Frank iAA * . > Reynolds for coverage ol the ,...,, \8.1 Penelope . Pitslop (C) planned 12.25 PM hit olf . m Esta Es 11 Vid1 @ lntelli1ent Parent (C) 10.00 I) Steps to Learning (C) <Ii) Drama Dominical 0 ID Meet the Press (C) 12:30@ Orel Aobens (C) 0 Hour ol Power (C) ~ (ll Penelope Pitstop (C) 0 @ (3) Bullwinkle (C) 12:4D 0 @ ~ m NBA Buketb1ll (C) 0 Movie: "Dino" (drama) 57-Game resumes alter launch Sal Mineo, Brian ~e1th 1:00 I)~(!) NHL Hockey (C) Game (i) Aende~ous With Adventure (C) resun:.es after launch coverage Ii) 00 faith lor Tod1y (C) 0 Million S Movie: "No Time lor ~ (8} ~•mm Thru. (C) Sei1e1r1ts" (comedy) '58 -A11dy m Cancion11 Y Music• Grtffith. Nick Adams. Murray Ham lO:JO I) f;W (j) Fece the N1Uon (C) 0 m I V1t1A\ I No M111ct1 But love (C} NBC News uplores the world ol the retarded child Pro- m The World Be~ond &J News, Sports l Weather (C) ~ ([) C1mtr1 Thrtt (C) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 m frentt I 11 Vida (C) 1:15 O @ m Amerkan Sportsmen (C} Gene Kelly and Doug Sanders fish for Nile perch, and Grits Gresham lakes part in an alligator catch. Curt Gowdy is host. 1:30 8 I s•tci!b I CBS Childrens' Film Festini (C) "Miguel, Felipa, and Geronimo Jones." Thfee short fea- tures depicting youngsters lrom di· verse ethnic backgrounds. 0 Movie: "The Return of Jesse J1mes" (western) "51-John Ire- land. Ann Dvorak. IE Voice of Calvery (C) ti) (!) Afternoon Movies: "Some. thin& lor the Birds" and "The Wey to the Gold." m uitometro 2:00 0 Summer Is for All Years (C) Ed· die Albert narrates show on the activities ol UNICAMP, summer camps for underprivileged children. 0 Ci1J Cl) m Andy Wllli1ms Sin Dle10 Open (C) Golf special lrorn San Diego. (i) Travel WUh Don l Bettine (C) ijj Cil Film Featurt3 (C) m Teatro f1mlliar ID This Is the Life (C) (Spanish) 2:30 I) The Siesta Is Over (C) 0 A&riculture USA (C) "The Thtrd Annual N8lional Grape Stompin Contest." IFl ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! * T-BIRDS vs. NEW YORK &J Roller Game (C) LA. T·Btrds vs. '°jew York Bombers. m Accent on Action (C) 3:00 I) Public Service f'ilm "Ocean- ography 1n the Polar Regions." 0 Comment (C) Edwin Newman. 0 Robert K. Dorn1n Show (C) Sen ator John Tunney guests. 0 family Film festival: "C1ptain la11u1ry." Shirley Temple, Buddy Ebsen. m Chiller Ii)@ Meet the Press (C) m Toros m Perspective (C) 3:30 0 Newsmakers (C) 0 U. of Redlands presents * 'Carnaby to Canterbury' 0 On Clmpus (C) "Carnaby to Canterbury " Students from Univ of Redlands tour London ~ (i) No Mimle, But love (C) mi Smed Cinema (C) ID C-Omp1u (C) 4:00 I) MoYie: (C) "Branded" (western) '51-Alan Ladd 0 Inquiry (C) Guesl 1s Richard M1lchell, Ouector of the Commun 1ty Redevelopment Agency 0 Movie: "Guns ol Nevada" (west· ern) '67-George Marlin, Adriana Ambes1 0 U].l I J) CE Discovery (C) (Note Directions will air 1f Apollo launch reschedull!d) !2J (6) uperiment in Television ffi AltlfS of the Eest (C) "The Shririe arid the l otus " m This Is the Lilt (C) 4:30 0 This ts the lift (C) 0 m Directions (C) (Note Is- sues & Answers will 1ir if Apollo 14 launch rescheduled) 0 Pet Set (C) Mike Connors auests. m Festlv1I ol Clu.slcs: "David Copperfltld.'' Lionel Barrymore. (i) Vlsu1I Glr1 (C) @ CV Modem Golf (C) Qj) ([) Children's Film Fta1ivel (C) See 1 :30 listing on Ch. 2. m Acricutture USA (C) 4:40 Eil) land of tfle Overlenders (C) 5:00 0 m I HllCIAL I uperimtnl in Television (C) "A Bad Case of Shakespeare." (R) A fanciful ex- amination of the life and charac- ter of the Bard of Avon. Sir John Gielgud, Diana Rigg, Christopher Plummer arid David Warner give their opinions on aspects of Shakespeare's Ille and work. John Castle, Gerald Flood and Sall y Falkner head the cast. 0 m Public Service Film (C) "So Thal Children Can Grow." 0 The Avenaer1 (C) @ Anim1ls, Action & Adventure (C) "Skindiving Paradise." @ W The Aven1ers (C) EE Peter Gunn Q'J Cil Passport to Travel (C) Eil) Kukla, Fran & Ollie (C) g) Carrousel Mexicano Cii) Cinem1 del Domingo m Ru Humbud (C) 5:30 0 Anim1I World (C) How a mon key changed man's whole approach to safety in space exploration is depicted Bill Burrud 1s host. 0 Eyewitness News (C) &J Gilligan's lsl111d (C) EE Color Tr1velcades (C) ~ 00 World Tomorrow (C) ffi Playing the Guitar ~ 00 Call of the West (C) EVENING 6:00 I) Bi1 News (C) (30) 0 Beverlee Kelley & * Rosey Grier guest on KID TALK-Bill Adler hosts 0 Kid Talk (C) (30) Rosey Grier and Mrs Beverlee Kelley guest 0 HOW TO CATCH A * TROPICAL FISH! 0 The Challenging Su (C) (30) "'Tropical Fish Hunt." 0 Six O'Clo~ Movie: (C) "Buu J1mes" (drama) '57 Bob Hope, Vera Miles, Paul Douglas Story of the controversial New York Mayor James I Walker 0 Like Youn1 (C) (60) Jtm Mc Kenna hosts Robin McNamara, Jake Holmes guest (i) Here Come the Bridu (C) (60) @ ll) Seven Arts Thutre (2 hr) "The Ghost and Mrs Muir.'' ~ @ Comment (C) (30) ffi Book But (C) (JO) (R) "A Guest ol Honor." by Nadine Gard in er. is discussed mi Hour of Power (C) (60) m La Torment• (60) m lnsl1ht (C) (JO) m D1y of Discovery (C) (30) (Continued) me of , sto ho A: be: ''E THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 11171 Spend Sunday night with someone special You're off to a good start with weekend Eyewitness News at 5:30. With Clayton Vaughn, Hugh Williams, Terry Phillips and Larry McCormick. A strong and lively foursome whose specialty is meaningful and complete coverage of all the important weekend news stories. To spice up the dinner hour, the new 6 O'Clock Movie. A star-studded series of the best in films. This Sunday, (6 ()'CL()CI\ M()Vll:) ''Beau James'' starring Bob Hope, Vera Miles and Darren McGavin. More good news ... the weekend Eyewitness News team again at 11:00 on KABC-TV, Chan11el 7 .• It's a great place to spend the weekend. ,... 9 SUNDAY (Continued) 6:30 I) C8S Ennlnc News (C) (30) 0 ~ Cl) g;, NBC News (C) (30) 1J ltrblra MdfaJr Show (C) (60) Guests: The Righteous Brothers, Carlos 'Montoya and Gordie Trapp. m Cr11ture ftaturn : (C) "Pl._.,. of lleod" (sci·fi) '66-John Suon &> HOUR or DELIVERANCE * REV. ROGER G. DeCUIR w/DELIVERANCE CHOIR &> Hour of DelivtJance (30) Ell) Consultation (C) (30) "Air Pol lutiol)." Or. Bertram Carnow guests. (E Acrlcutture 8eport (C) (30) 7:00 I)~ (j) lauit (C) (30) A run - .w.ay boy decides to borrow a runaway horse. , 0 12) 00 g;, Wild Kingdom (C} (30) (R) "Voyage lo the Great Bariier Reel." Marlin Perkins and Tom Allen join Marineland of Aus traiia's 11oyage fJ Death Valley Days (C) (30) &') Passport to Travel (C) (30) "Sa- fariland." &) Ski Patrol (30) Ell) The Great American Drum Madlin• (C) (~) (R) m fa ith for today (C) (30) el Teatro de Manolo Fabreps (C) (60) mJ E;sfrellas tn Miami (30) (E The Goldtn Years (C) (30) 7:30 I) fB CU Hoaan's Heroes (C) (30) Klink requests to be transferred to the Russian front Rula lee guests 0 QJ @ g;, Wonderful Wor1d of Disney (C) (60) "l he Adventures of THE QAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 Bul1wliip Griffin." Conclusion. Bull· 9:00 I)~ 00 Glen Campbell (C) (60) fJ Winiam F. Buskley (C) (60) whip fights Mountain Ox Roddy Guests: Jimmy Dean, Paul Lynde, Guests: Douglas P~e and Harrison McDowall, Mike Mazurki. Sunday's Child and Albert Brooks. Salisbury discuss Vietnam. 0 MARX BROS. LAUGH 0 tU@ m Bon1nza (C) (60) m News (C) (30) Ken Jones. * RIOT: "DUCK SOUP!" "A Deck of Aces." A confidence @Weekend News (C) (60) 0 Comedy Clusic Theatre: "Duell man usu his resemblance lo Ben et) fanfare (C) (60) "NET Opera Soup.'' The M•rx Brothers. Cartwright as an aid in a fra udu-Theatre: 'Orpheus: Then and Now' " fJ Million $ Mowit: "Billy Budd" lent sch~me. Lorne Greene plays a 10:301J Jor1d Tomorrow (C) (90) (classic) '62-Robert Ryan. dual role. m Action Now (C) (60) Howard &') Thrtt P1SS90rts to Ad'venture 0 The Defenders (60) Miller hosts investigative forum (C) (30) "Sahara Adventure.'' 0 @@ (E ABC 5uoday Movie: 11:00 I) fij 00 News (C) &>Voice of the Hour (30) (C) "Hombre" (wtstern) '67-O ~@ News (C) m Quest for Life (C) (30) Paul Newman, Fredric March, Rich 0 Cathedral of Tomorrow (C) Cl) Passport to Travel (C) (30) ard Boone, Diane Cilento. A wh ite fJ Movie Classics: "How Green 8:00 I) !a!) 00 Ed Sullivan (C) (60) man . who was ra~std by Apaches Was My Valley" (drama) '41-Wal Guests: Connie Stevens, Jerry Stiller inherits a boarding house and ter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Rod & Anne Meara, The Temptations. trades it for a herd of horses. On dy McDowall . Mike Douglas. the way to pick them up, the &> KATHRYN KUHLMAN O @ CiJ ffi The FBI (60) "The stagecoach is held up and he must * (IN COLOR) Fatal Connecllon." A crime lord save the lives of people he loathes -.ll) Kathryn Kuhlman (C) orders the murder of a crusad ing &')The Ski Show (C) (JO) 11 :15 0 News (C) newsp~per columnist And rew Dug· ti) Manion . Forum (C) . @ (;U late Movie: "Girl In the gan. Scolt Marlowe, Sorrell Booke Ell) Masteryiece Thutre: T~e first Red Velvet Swing." and Dana Elcar guest. -·-Churchl.lls <~! (60) ''The Lion and ~@ Thi! Christophers (C) m Movie Greats: (C) "M11jorie The Uni~orn. 11:30 8 Movie: (C) ''The Man From Morningstar" (drama ) '57--Gene el Festrv•I Fllmico (2 hr) Laramie" (adventure) '55-James Kelly, Natalie Wood, Ed Wynn, 9:30 0 News (30) lar'l Burrell. Stewart. Arthur Kennedy. Claire Trevor. ti> World of Sports (C) (30) "The 0 Sunday Tonight Show (C) (R) &')The Big Question (C) (60) 1970 U.S. Open." m Movie: "D.O.A.'' (mystery) '49 EE Pattern for living (C) (30) m living Book (C) -Edmond O'Brien. m Li~i~g fai1h_ (C) (60) 10:00 f) ti!J (!) Jadlie Gleason (C) (60) &')Movie: "Deadly Ray From Mm " aJ Sy1v1i11 'I Enrique (60) (~ Mike Douglas guests. (sci-fi) '38-Buster Crabbe B:J!l O ~ @ m Bill Cosby (C) (30) O tn @ m The Bold Ones (C) ~ @ Insight (C) "The Generation Gap" Chel de (60) "The Hyland Confession" A 11:45 0 Movie: (C) "Cowboy" (comedy) cides communication rs not re woman. under the spell of a guru. '58-Jack Lemmon.' ·Glenn Ford solved by activities when his fath cunfesses to the murder or her 12:001J feature: "Water lor Cahlorma " er comes to visit. husband Tisha Sterling and Clif 1:00 8 0 News (C) &) Worfd Tomorrow (C) (30) lord Davis guest. 1:05 8 Movie: "Curse of the Undead " Ell) The World We Live In (C) (JO) 0 Big 5 News (C) (30) 1:15 &')Award Theatre: "Jiiigu~." THE TURNED ON CRJSIS KCET /Channe l 28 will begin airing n series of specral program~ on Jrug abuse T uesday and Saturday nights a l 7 PM, starting February 2. Fntitled "The Turned On Crisis." the .,cries con~ists o f eight hour· long programs aimed :it foskring informa· uon and understanding of drug abuse and consequent is-.uc~ in our communities today. "The Turned On Crisis," which hiiS been praised nationally for its multi-fan:tcd ap- proach to the complex social problem of drug abu,e. was pilof.lc)teJ •n Pittsburgh :ind We,tcrn Pennsylvania tn October 1970 hy rhe producing 'tat1on, WQI: 0 Th rou~h· out 1971 . Channel 2R wi ll he participating in the ~cnc'I· na1ional :uring 1n an attempt to reach comm11 nit1co; acro'l'i the nati on with the 1mpal·tful mc"agc of the Jrug Jh11sc problem .rnd way'I 10 cope with it on a focnl level. Community oriented. thl' \crie-. fcatun:c; an impre,c;1ve hst of g11c,1 pari1cipanb, a montage of 1nformat1on On Jrngr., c;tai1c;ics, and att1t mlcs: J ocumentane' on d r<ug ac- tion project<;, dramatic prc-.cnt.1 IH'ns with a -;ocial emehasic;, and 3 vonelV of 'pccial rrogramm1n g. Nationally known figu re' who participate tn the c;erlc, 1nd11de U.S. Surgeon Gcner:il. Or. Jesse Steinfeld: popular television talk- 'how ho'lt, OaviJ S11'lsktn<1 : Fred Rogers of "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood:" Or. Carl Rogers, noted psychologist with lhe Cent~r for rhe Study of the Person; Dr. Lewis Yablonsky, author and c;ociologv profe'lsor: Pa1e 10, \ psychology professor a nd author, Or Helen Nowlro;; and adv1<;or lo H EW. Dr <)itlney Cohea. Television pcrsonali11c<;, ,port' l."dcb- rnies. cntcrrainers. :ind counllcl>' autho nt1e,, C;(·adtl1cts, and youth and :idulh f rum t1lm- munitico; throughout the Un11cJ <;rate~ . .i,u lend their talent~. '""~"· und pcr,Onltl ex- pericnccc; t11 the c;crrc' In the fir~t program, titled "Bc<:.1ll\C I hat-..; M y Wa y," u group of ren 111u1v1du.ll' frotn ,1 variety o l backgroumh .ire 'hown in an l'ncounter -.cssion, led by Dr. Carl Rogers. He directs confrontalion:-. hctwccn a narcotics agent, a rev11lu11onary, a college ~tudent who hac;n'1 yet lurncd on to drugs, a nurse whose son "0 .D.'d " on heroin. a 17- year-old arrested for narcoti cs possession. KC.FT will focuc; allenlion "n lhc local drug prl1hlcm with its own 'cne!> of four half.hour program.... cnt1tlcd "Where thl' Buck '\tor,." 'fhev \\ill he ho,tcd by Dr. C1rk1 Wehcr 1)1 the S1;11c· Department tit Ml'nt<il 1-1\ ~1cm:. and wtll air 1mmcd1Jtclv l<1ll,1w1ng the l ue<,dL1y·n1gh1 progr;im<. or 'Th1: T urnl.'d On ('n'l1<. " .. Whl!re the Bue" <itor<." will I I) explore lhe ktnd, \lf help ~urrcntl v av:11lahk 10 drug ll''-'r" 1n rhc Soulhland, ( :! ) report on ilncl an:tly1c :1 high 'chool proicc t dealing with intcrcommunity rcl arions in the undcr~land ing and controlling 1.1f the drug problem, ( 3) ~how the mvolvement of huo;1nc'is unJ mdusrry in vario11' <1,rc~t~ of the prohlcm, and (4) explore the m o'it rccenl local rc- <1ean:h lr\tO ,findinl! new 1t1oh to det1 I with ti rug ;ih11'le · I Fe Ii! Tl f o th 7:3 9:0 9:3 1:0 2:0 4:3 I 6:0 6:1 6:3 7:0 MONDAY FEBRUARY l For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS . Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 O "The JO.Foot lrlde of Cindy Roc:k" (comedy) '59-lou Costello, Dorothy Provine. 9:00 O "Queen of the Am1zons" (ad· venture) '47 -Patricia Morrison, Robert Lowery. "Outlaw Gin(' (western) '49--Don Barry. "Savage Drums" (adventure) '51-Sabu. O (C) "Red G1rters" (musical) '54 -Rosemary Clooney, Jack Carson. 9:30 O "life With Blondie" (comedy) '46--Penny Singleton, Arthur lake. ID (C) "The W1cky Wor1d of Mother Goose" (lantasy) '67-Featuring the voice of Margaret Rutherford. l :00 ID "Three Wise Fools" (comedy) '46--Margaret O'Brien, lewis Stone. 2:00 O (C) "A Man Called Dagger" (drama) '68-Terry Moore. 4:30 8 (C) "State Secref' (comedy) '5G-Douglas Fairbanks Jr. EVENING 6:00 iJ Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. O KNBC Newm vice (C) (60) Tom Snyder. O The Allen Show (C) (90) Tenta· t1ve Guests. Marty Allen, Vincent Price. Kitty Carlisle, and announcer Charo. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) ''Valley ol Mystery" (adventure) '67-Rich ard Egan, Lois Nettleton. Passengers who are forced down in a South American jungle fight lor survival. O Dick Vin Dyke (30) ID The Flintstones (C) (60) m @ CV Stir Trek (C) (60) EE Art Studio ~CI> News/Weather /Sports (C) €!) Fisher Family (30) g;) Noticiero 3' (C) (60) m Wings to Adventure (C) (30) a!) L• HOf1 Familiar con Consuelo ffi News in the Round (C) (30) 6:15 EE Charlie's P1d (C) 6:30 O Candid C1mera (30) ID The Flying Nun (C) (30) ~ Ci) NBC News (C) (30) IE Hodgepodge l odge (C) (30) ~@ CBS News (C) (30) €!)Selected Films/ Musicale (C) m The Desert Report (C) (30) a!) Los Olvidados (30) ffi ABC News (C) (30) 7:00 8 CBS Evening News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC Nightly News (C) (30) David Bunkley, John Chancellor, frank McGee (Continued) \ l I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 He can make you feel happy, sad, cold or warm. Join Bill Keene weeknights at 6 and 11. Weather or not. It's time well spent. C&S~2 , I ,.,. 11 UNHAPPY HUNTING "The Unhappy Hunting Ground," an iUu1inating 90-minute profile of the urhn lndien, will be pre11nted as a KNXT Special on Thursd1y, 7 :30PM on Ch1nnel 2. Filmed on loution in Los Angeles 1nd Arizon1. the KNXT proMtiH focuses on the dilemm• faced by virtually all of the nearly one Million Anserican Indians-endure a hopelHs reservation life or try to ilftP'ove their lot in the city. "The U11happy Hunting Ground" notes that more than 60,000 Indians have tried to escape the poverty end numbing idtene11 of the rH1rvation and h111e chosen instead to come to Los Angeles in search of a better life. The city is fut becoming the "Indian C1pit1I of the United StatH." The KNXT Special details what happens to the Indian when he comH to Los AngelH; end explorea wltat happens to dM ln4ian who etects to stay. The prcgram is a very personal story told lty llldi•s the•selYH. The prOlf'• has "° narrator. The story is told lty the voicn •d faces of tM llldians who ere struggling egainst the slow ., ...... crf idntity. pri• -' dignity. n.. KNXT Speciel fellows a , ..... Neva;o. newly arrived front his A.rizOfta hotHl8M. as e.. •Nb tt.e city for tt.e first 6-e and discovers he is GROUND Yinually in an 1lien land, 1 teeming, unfriendly iungle. He seeks out othe Indians and tries to hold onto his identity by going to city pow·wows Indian sporting tvents, lndi1n churches. and moat often the lndi1n bar: in downtown Los Angeles. Here he can meet new friends, ind move 01 through all -night gathering pl1ces. perhaps ending in the Hrly mornin t hours singing and drumming. Some go home to the reservation. For thos1 wtio stay the process of 111imilation has alrHdy begun end feers multiply the tventual 1011 of identity; the fear thet his land will become lost bee1us1 the young htYI gone; and the fear of becoming a facelH s Ansericen withou cultur1I ties; 11 well •• the prospect of termination of the race. "The Unhappy H•ting Ground" is co-,..oduced lty D• Gi"lold •• Joe Slh:mtan end written by Seltzmen. 11'• phototflphy ia lty Chllck Stok11 with film sound by PHI Netaon, end fil .. tditillt lty Robert Hen. .... Dan GiftfOfd is executive producer. out other -wows. di1n b•rs move 011 morning For thoae multiply: HCIUll n without THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 INCOME TAX FAST ACCURATE SERVICE "We try to make a life long friend not a one time client" 642-0506 DA YID I. 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Xln't instruction for youth by 2nd degree black belt, Chris Kuzins. For Info., Call S45-7S06. THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR YOU CALL 642-5671, ••t. l2S MONDAY (Continued) O Whit's My line? (C) (30) m @ (I) I love Lucy (30) G) Dr11net (C) (30) ~ Ci) Jull1 (C) (30) Ell) Specul1tioft (C) (60) (R) "A Conversation with 8. f. Skinner." Q!} Ci) Truth Of Consequences (C) m Christ the Uvin& Word (C) (30) €1) Rosario (30) (Ii) Slmplemente M1ri1 (55) Cl) Movie 61n1e (C) (30) 7:30 B Qj CJ) Gunsmolle (C) (60) "Jaekel." Eric Braeden guests as Rawles. a prison parolee who re- turns to Dodge City only lo find his fiancee married with a little girl. 0 Q) Ci) m Red Skelton (C) (30) Eva Gabor and Wally Cox guest. 0 NYPD (C) (30) 0 @ CV Cl) let's Mike A Deal (C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. O Million $ Movie: (C) "The Story of Thr11 loves" (drama) '53-Kirk Douglas, Pi•r Angeli. Trio of short stories: ballet impresario finds and loses love in one night; a Govern· ess falls in love with her charge: .i circus aerialist team retire to the safety of their new found love. m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) G) It likes I Thief (C) (60) m Cinema 30 €1) LI Duen1 (30) 7:55 ai) Cuestion de Strundos 8:00 0 Q) (6J m LIUfh-ln (C) (60) Marcello Mastroianni, Italian movie Idol, performs for the first time on U.S. television as a cameo guest. 0 Vlr2ini1 Gr1h1m Show (C) (60) fohn Cassevetes, Ben Gazarra. Peter Falk, Harry Guardino, Sue Rainey. D @ rn Cl) Newlywed G1me (C) (30) Bob 'Eubanks hosts. m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) Ell) World Prus (C) (60) m Men of Vision (30) €1) Musi~ y Estrellas (C) (60) 8:05 (Ii) Aqui Tres P1tines (25) 8:30 B Ii!! Here's Lucy (C) (30) During her garage sale, Lucy finds what appears lo be a "magic lamp" and the family 1s thrilled with their luck and the wishes it grants D @ GO Cl) The Reel Game (C) (30) Jack Barry hosts m David f rost Show (C) (30) G) Felony Squid (C) (30) m P1ttern for Livinf (30) ai) Mi2uelito V1ldez Show (30) 9:00 B ~CU Mayberry R.F.D. (C) (30) Howard becomes the host of a local leleY1Sion literary program which features poetry readings and becomes attached to an anonymous fan named "Melissa." 0 ti) (!) m World Premiere Mov- ie: (C) "Sim Hill: Who Killed the Mysterious Mr. Fostlfr' (western) '71-Ernest Borgnine, Bruce Dem, Judy Geeson. A non-political man 1s persu1ded to run for sheriff of 1 smell western town. ,.,. 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1 Eyewitness News ... new charge of the light brigade! 11 O The Fugitive (60) 0 @ ()) al ABC Mond1y Movie: (C) "Divorce American Sty1e" (R) (comedy) '67-Dick Van Dyke. Deb· b1e Reynolds, Jason Robards. Alter 17 years of maruage, couple starts divorce proceedings. Then an incl· dent at a night club brings lhem together again. m I $PWAL I Universal City (C) (60) See wardrobe, famous sets. special eflects. stuntmen, sound stages and tetev1S1on and motion picture stars ID Realities (C) (60) (R) "In Search of Rembrandt." m 30 Minutes (C) (30) EE Hoy (30) Ciii) Natacha (60) 9:30 tJ ~ ( 8 J Doris Day (C) (30) Do11s Marlin Ines to save her old cow country triend, Leroy B Simpson, from wi11essly f11ttering away th~ small fortune he has won as a rodeo prize. (J Candid Camera (30) m Musicale I Pastor's Desk (30) EE Concierto de Almas (30) 10:00 6 ll9' [al Carol Burnett Show (C) (60) Rita Hayworth makes her lirsl television appearance Jim Batley also guests O Big 5 News (C) (60) Kevin Sanders, Barney Morris O B11ter Ward News (C) (60) m News (C) (60) George Putnam. Hal Fishman @ Treasure (C) (30) "Azt ec Golr1' ff) I SPfCIAL ! Law and Order (Cl (90) (R) filmmaker fieder1ck Wis, man presents a rlose up portrait o~ rhe big city policeman rn Lucecita (C) (30) Ciii) Tele-Cinema Argentina ( 2 hr) 10:30 @ Bill Johns News (C) (30) EE lncertidumbre (30) 11 :00 6 t29' (8 I EE New~ (C) 0 QJl t 6) ID News (C) O Can You Top This? (C) 0 Cl) News (C) (J Movie: (C) "Gorgo" (sci fl) '61 -Bill T1avers. W1ll1am Sylves1er ffi (C) "Guns of the Timberl1nd" (iJ13ma) '60 Alan I add Jeanne C1a1n @ Movie: "Astonished Heart'' (dra ma) ·so Noel Cowa1d Celia John son 17 3 Perry Mason 11 30 0 ,29 8 Merv Griffin (C) Q 12l t 6 ffi Johnny Cmon (C) O Movie: "Heat Wave'' (mysl1>ryl '54-Alex Nicol. Hillary Brooke 0 Cl) Dick Cavell (C) Johnny Bench and George Pl1m11lon gursl ff) World Press (C) (R) 12·00 (17 3 Dick Cavett (C) 1:00 O Movie: "Shack Out on 101" (drama) '55-rrank lovr.1oy LPe Marvin. Terry Moo1c O O News (C) m Cisco Kid TUES DA '( FEBRUARY 2 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Betow, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES THE DAILY PILOT, TV "4(E~lt JANU~Y 30, l~fl ID TURNED ON CRISIS! &!) Ptttern 1or Livin& (30) * DRUG SCENEJ ODA'( m LI Crl1d1 Bien Cri•d• (C) (30) DEBUTS TONIGHT!· 9:00 O 11J@ ID First TueSd'y CC> ff) DEBUT The Turned 0~ ·Crisis · (2 hr) Tom Petit hosts. "North (C) (60) "Because That's My 'Way " Vietnam Rev1s1ted" and "The Heart The llrst ol eight programs aim~d Cull." al lostering mformat1011 and under 0 The Fu&ilive (60) standing ol drug abuse and attend 0 @ rn rn 1-1-,'-ic-l-A!,-1 Georee ant issues. Pilmp(on-MID on The Flr1ng Tri p· (29' (!)Truth or Consequences (C) eie (C) (60) The results au: shown m Christ Jjle living .WOrd (C) (30) of this lamed jo11rnahsl's foray be g;) Rosario (30) hind the scenes ol lhe Clyde Beatty Ciii) Slmplemente Maria (55) Cole Bros. Circus. rn Movie G1me (C) (30) m I b1c IAL I Wipe-Out (C) (60) 7:30 O "Tens Cami~al" (comedy) -Red Skelton, Esther Williams ·:,1 7:30 EJ ~~")Beverly Hillbillies (C) The thr~b and spills of su1ing 9:00 9 "last of the Wild Ho(ses" (wesJ ern) '49-Mary Beth Hughes. James Ellison. "Kitty'' (dra111a) ·45 - Paulelle Goddard, Ray Milland ·O "Sail a Crooked Ship" (comedy) '62-Robert Wagner. Dolores Hart 9:30 (J "13 Rue Madeleine" (mystery) '46-James Cagney. R1cha1d Conte .m (C) "MMM" (drama) '65-P1e1 Angeli, Fred Beer. 1:00 m "Blood on the Sun" (adventure) '-45-James Cagney, Sylvia Sidney. 2:00 0 "Home Before Dark" (drama) '58-Jean Simmons. Dan O'Herhhy, Rhonda Fleming 4:30 6 (C) "Ten Tall Men" (adventure) 'Sl-Burt Lancaster EVENING 6:00 6 Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy O KNBC Newservice (C) (60) Tom Snyder O The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests tenldt1vely srheduled Lou Rawls. Ann flder. Albert Brooks, Dr New Ion K Wesley Norm Crosb y 1s guest co-hosl O Six O'Clock Movte: (C) "Rhino" (drama) '64-1-larry Guardino, Sh11 ley Eaton. Robert Culp ;; 1oologist. hoping lo capture while rhinoceros 10 send lo game preserves, unknow 1ngly hues a hunter turned poache1 as his g1,1ide (J Dick Van Dyke (30) ID The Flintstones (C) (30) @ llJ, (3 1 Siar Ttek (C) (60) ff) Art Studio: "Kinetic Sculplu1e " ('29 (a' News/Weather/ Sports (C) rn Fisher Family (30) EE Notic1ero 34 (C) (60) ffi Islands in the Sun (C) (30) CE La Hora Familiar con Consuelo Cl) News in the Round (C) (JO) 6: 15 ffi Char he's Pad (C) (R) 6.30 O Candid Camera (30) ID The Flymg Nun (C) (30) 23 t 6 NBC News (C) (30) ff) Hodgepodge Lodge (C) (30) a9' 8 CBS News (C) (.!O) EB Selected film/Musicale (C) ID The Deser1 Regort (C) (10) Ciii) Los Olvidados ( 30) crJ ABC News (C) (30) 7:00 tJ CBS £vening News (C) (JO) 0 ID NBC Nightly News (C) (30) O What's My line? (C) (30) ID li'i t 3 • I love Lucy (30) @ Dragnet (C) (30) fU (j) Tuesday Movie: "Madame X." Lana Torner John Forsythe (30) While Granny and Elly May ~ ANDE;.RSONVILLE AGAIN pursue lhe course of women's lib· * ACC(AIMED DRAMA! erallon, Banzai, llJe karate champ , €1\1 1 s'!c1AL1! Hollywood Telnision moves the )llOmen of his tiousehold Theatre (C) <z1;2 hr) (R) "The into the Cl~mpell mansion lo cto Anderso!Wijle Trial." This play by lhe chores. Saul Levitt ls based on a trial that 0 ffi Julia (C) (30) "Courting actually look place _at the end ot Tune " Julia 1s cousin Sara's wit (he Civil War. • ness in a court suit while boyfriend m ~hallenge (C) (30) Steve Bruce is the laywer ror Ille EE la Constitution (30) oppos1t1on. Ciii) Nat1ch1 (60) O 'flYPD (C) (30) 9:30 tJ (19 (8) All in the Family (C) o . RCA has put Nilsson's (30) Carroll O'Connor * songs from The Point O Capdid .C•m,t• (30) on a record with a ·fl!) Music1le/ Pastor's Desk (30) special comic book ~~nc1ert? de Aflnas (30) 0 1 l 3) Cl) ABC Movie of the IQ;OO tJ (;2,9 60 Minutes (C) (60) Week: (C) "'lhe Pomr' (~~cal "EarlytSpiro-Agnew." lantasy) '71-Duslln Holl ma/I""" nar g Big s Hews (C) (~ Kevin .ates animated musical lable ol a sa11dcrs, Barney -Morns young boy who learns that things 0 Q~'Q"I Cl) Marcus Welby, ~.D. do not have to be pointed to have (C) (rib) "A Woman's Platt " Dr a point. Victooa 1't~o1sen, an alcoholic. seeks (J MilhOn $ Movie: "Top Secre help trorn Dr Welby Rachel Robert$ Aflair'' (comedy) '57-Susan Hay. guests ward. Kirk Douglas, Jim Backus (J Buter Waid News (C) (60) Sub1ect "lo Senate approval, a tough ID News (C) (60) George Putnam. Ma1or General 15 named for an im Hal Fishman por1ant diplomatic post but nol 1l @ Quest for Adventure (C) (30) a glamorous publisher can help 11 ·•snowmad1ers." m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) EE Do·Re·MI (30) @ 11 ~j~s a Thiel (C) (60) Ciii) Feilivat ·Mu luno (60) m Ci:!O (C) (30) EE La Ci a (30) 10.:~ID Bill John~ News (C) (30) 7:55 CE Cues! rl de Segun~ , EE ln.ce.~idumbre (30) 8:00 tJ ~ ~Green Acres (C) (3~ 11;00 tJ CW (j) g;) News (C) Lisa nuu,•l" parlays her uncle'~ 0 ll:j@ ID News (C) cabbaRt' soup into a m11acle cle.an-0 C1n You i op This? (C) 1ng t1u1r1 and puts all her f11ends 0 ff) News (C) on thP 'f!OI -O Movie: .,.old B1tk the Night" O ED Don Knotts (C) (60) Guests (dramtj '56-John Payne rnclude Bob Newhart, Mary Costa • ID Motie: ''The Green MJn' (com and the Oillards edy) '!>T-Jill Adams. Terry Thoma3 0 Virginia Grah•m (C) (60) lE) Movie: "Hlihw1y Draenet" (ad Ol To Tell the Truth (C) (30) venture) 'S4-ll1ohard Conte, Joan EI) WHERE BUCK STOPS! Bennett. * LOCAL DRUG SCENE rf ,J ) Peiry Mason ff) I SPlCIAL I Where the Buck 11 :30 tJ Q:9 Merv Griffin (C) Slops (C) The ~nds of help a11a1I () ·~ ~ ffi #4hnny C1rson (C) able lo drug users and lhe need fj Movie: "Ruggles of Red Gap" tn1 coordinating the different ap (comedy) ·53 -Charles Laughton proaches USP.d will be explored with 0 m Dick Clvttt (C) Nancy Rea Or Corio Weber as .hQsl gan guests. ra Full Gospel Busmeumen (C) ED Sonrius (C) (30) 12:00 @ l 3) Dick Cave" (C) 8:05 ai) Lilia Luo (55) 12:30 m All-Night Show: fou1 Men end 8:30.0 r2~\ (8 Hee Haw (C) (60) Lor· 1 Pri yer," "Atom Age Vampire" and clta Lynn and Bill Anderson guest (~) "The Ivory t4unter." d) D1vid Frost Show (C) (90) . .. ,. (EJ Felony Squad (C) (30) 1:00 J1 Movre: , Bew1re, My Lovely ID The World ol the American (suspense) 52-lda Lupino Cr1ftsm1n (C) (30} (R) 0 0 News (C) P•1e 15 'I WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 3 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. 0 Kinas Hodl1y (C) (21/2 hr) L.A. Kings vs.. Boston Bruins at Boston. 0 Sil O'Qock Movit: "F11r Strikes Our• (biography) '57 -Anthony Perilins, Karl Malden, Norma Moore. The story of Jimmy Piersal. B Didi Vin Dyke (C) m Tiie Rilltstoats (C) (30) 1iJ @ CI) Siar Tr .. (C) (60) El\) Art Studio: ''Stitchery # 1." Cij (]) News/WelUttt/Sports (C) m fislltr fl•ily (30) DAYTIME MOVIES (E Netid•o 34 CC) (60) m Wlftdtrlat (C) (30) 7:30 O "Frends In tilt te.unted House" (comedY) '56-Mickey Rooney. 9:00 e "ftudln, fussin, fichtln" (com. edy) '48-0onald O'Connor, Marj· orle Main. "Johnny Holiday" (dra· ma) '49-Willlam Bendix. CiE) LI Hof1 fi•lll1r con Consuelo a> News in U.t Round CC) (30) 6:15 El\) C111rlie's rid CC) (R) 6.30 e Candid C.lnefa (30) m The Flyinf Nun (C) (30) @ @ NBC Nnrs (C) (30) 0 ''The Fiefrtlnf Kentuckian" El\) Hocl&epodft Lod&t (C) (30) 9 (]) CBS News (C) (30) (western) '49-John Wayne. , 9:30 B "Story of Al111nd1r Gr1h1m 8111" (drama) '39-0on Ameche. m "forbidden" (drama) '47 - Douflass Monaomery. Hazel Court @E Stltdtd film/Musicale (C) m The Desert Report (C) (30) Qi) Los Olvidados (30) a> ABC News (C) (30) 1:00 m "lltt Well" (drama) '51-Rich- ard Rober. Christine Larson. 7:00 6 CBS Eveninf News (C) (30) 0 m NBC Niptly News (C) (30) OW'hars Mr lint? (C) (30) 2:00 0 (C) ''D1nrerou1 Days of Kiowa Jottts" (drama) '6S-Robert Horton. 4:3011 (C) "Tllundtrtlud" (drama) '45 -Roddy MacOowall. m (i1) CV I Love Lucy (30) Q) Draptt (C) (30) ~ @ Brendtd (C) (30) EVfNING 6:00 61111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 MIC NIW'ltfYic:a (C) (60) El\) firl111 UM (C) (60) ''Vietnam· ization.'' Ooualas Pike and Harrison Salisbury guest. a (!) Trltil Of C.nsequlftCH (C) @E ~ U.. Living Word (C) (30) (E1touri9 (30) 0 HOCKEY! KINGS TAKE * ON BOSTON BRUINS! CiE) Slmplemente Marl• (55) WET the.BED? NO LIQUIDS AFTER 6 P.M.? scqtDING? •.• PUNISHING? If your child is a ''bed-wetter", you already know ttie above won't help. The original ENURTONE m ethod has proven irt ov8' 450,000 cases that it can stop bed·weltlng (Enuresis)•, when not caused by organic defects or diseases. Not a drug or diet ..• just a simple conditioning tech- nique. Developed by a doctor. A recognized family ser- vice for over 22 years. --- Recommended ages-4 ':::"'.... thru 50. •- MAIL COUPON FOR FREE BOOKLET. "ltd·W .. Un1: ltt uw••, •fleet •ftd ttU tMl at .. -It ftO obfilJllOA ft\lt lftfet•ttth• beo~t•t. •tttl•" br '" .,.'""'' '••tlr huHtii I Vt"'•Hl'f. ~I". .,.,..,, qu.&Uoru t110.st •H"' "'~ • 1M~l becl·•lt~IAI. ----·-,;AiLTO-YNURTO~~~~~~~~~:~~~~u-·~~~~~~:;;8.8200 ·1v·1,;i· ENCINO MEDICAL CENTER-SUITE C 16603 VC:NTURA BLVD .• ENCINO, CALIF , 91316 NAME -- ADDRESS CITY _ ------ PHONE Pase 16 ___ .STATE._ ------ ____ ZIP_ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 &l Movie li11H (C) (30) Booi Powell, Bill Russell and the 7:30 fJ 9 Ci) Men at Llw (C) (60) Fabulous Magicians. (formerly titled "The Storefront 0 The fufitlve (60) lawyers") Gerald S. O'Loughlin, new O "Johnny Cash Ballad regular, co·slars with Robert Fox· * of the West" Kirk worth as senior law partner and Douglas, other guests young associate of major law firm 0 (i1) CV m Johnny Cash (C) who are asked to defend a young (60) Guests: Kirk Ooualas. Dale Ev· college militant accused in the ans & Roy Rogers, Judy Lynn, and death of a policeman. The Qver-The·Hill Gan&. Waller Bren. 0 George C. Scott Stars nan, fdaar Buchanan, Chill Wills * In Arthur Miller's Md Andy Devine. THE PRICE • • IH<W 1 rlris on • s~ Hallmark Hall of Fame *'-I (C) (60) A visi t to the city 0 ~ @ il:' I SJIClll I Hallm1rt of loft. Hill of f11W1 (C) (90) 'The Price." @E JO llllltltu (C) (30) Georfe C. Scott stars in Arthur Mil· CI1) Natldl1 (60) ler'S drama of I conflict between 9:30 c:J Candid Camtrl (30) l'two brothers-a policeman and a @E Musie1lt/Pistor's Dell (30) wealthy suraeon. @I) Concierto de Almas (30) 0 (i1) rn m The Courtship of Eddie's father (C) (30) "The En· 10:00 6 ~Ci) Hawaii five-0 (C) (60) r.ounter Group.'' Tina's encounter McGarrelt attempts to buy a pair aroup decides t~'at she's in love ol printing plate$ for $2 million with her boss, Tom Corbett. (Rescheduled again) B Million $ Movie: (C) ''The Party 0 @@ m four-in.One: Tiie Girl" (drama) '58-Robert Taylor, Psydllahist (C) (60) Or. James Cyd Charisse. Story of a criminal Whitman (series star Roy Thannes) lawyer's encounter with a terrorized is caught between wanting to help gir1 that begins his disaffection. his patient with meth1done and the m Trutti or Consequences (C) (30) law, in the premiere segment. en Q) It Takes I Thief (C) (60) titled "In Death's Other Kingdom." m Cinfl!ll 30 (C) (60) Luther Adler CO· Stars as Dr. Ber· @I) LI Duen1 (30) nard Altman. Pete Duel guests. 7:55 CI1) Cuestion de Serundos 1J Bi& 5 News (C) (60) ~ O @ @ alfu~~~m 0 NEW YORK HIT PLAY (C) (60) "The Outspoken Silence." * With George C. Scott Aaron Silve rman is charged with and All Star Cast! misconduct after his cltent commits 0 @ @ Q) Room 222 (C) (30) suicide. Pat Hingle gue.sts. "Oppartunity Room." One pupil B Buter Wud News (C) (60) spoils Liz Mcintyre's experiment m News (C) (60) George Putnam with problem students. @ Vagabond (C) (30) "Calgary m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) Stampede.'' ED The French Cttef (C) (30) m Muterpiece Theatre: The fiBt E!i) Tiie Answer (C) (30) Church ills (C) (60) ( R) @I) Lucha Libre (C) (90) (E TV Muli~I Ossart (C) (30) 8:05 CI1) Tttmpo de °'INportes (55) CI1) Tele-Cinema Espinol (2 hr) 8:15 0 lllng.s Wt1p-Up (C) . 10:30@ Bill Johns Nt*s (C) (30) 1:30 f) f8 Cl) To Rome With love (C) m lncertidumbrt (30) (30) Alison dates the son ol a poor countess. 11:00 tJ f8 Cl) @I) News (C) 0 NYrD (C) (30) 0 Ci) (]) m News (C) 0 <i1J @ a> Tite Sm!UI family 0 Can You Top This? (C) (C) (30) ''Chicano." Brian's little 0 (i) News (C) friend Maria Is taken to juvenile hell O Movie; "Tht lut Woman on when her brother is arrested on a Elrtll" (sci·fa) '61-Anthony Car lead uncovered by Chad. bone, Betsy Jones-Moreland m OIVid Frost Show (C) (90) m Movie: (C) "llillers of llilm1n· Q) I IFICal\ I LA. ... Where It's j110" (drama) '6G--Robert Taylor At CC) A tour ol Los Angeles.. @Movie: "Murder Witho11t Turs" ED TM lirtat American Drum M1-(mystery) '53-Craag Stevens chine (C) (90) 1 CI) Perry M1son E!i) r1ttern for Livina (C) (30) ED Elstern Wisdom 9:00 tJ ®)Ci) Medial Center CC) (60) 11 ;JO tJ Q!J 00 Merv Griffin (C) Guest star Pamela ~ranklln plays a Q Q) (j) er;, Johnny Carson (C) mentally retarded girl who watches O Movie: "House of Snen Gibles" a nurse and her own mol.her oppose (classic) •40-George Sanders Dr. Joe Gannon as he Ines to h~lp 0 (i) Dick Cavett (C) her break through her shell. Kam Stanley also guests. 12;00 @ ~)Dietl C1vett (C) 0 Tonight Don Rickles * coaches the "locker Room Follies." 0 Q) @ m Kratt Maslc Hill (C) (60) "locker·Room Follies.'' Don Rickles hosts with 1uests Tony Con- ialluo, Victor Hadfield, Alex Karu, 12;30 m All·Ni&ht Show: "Youni and Danrero111," (C) "Battle of th• Worids," ''The Small Bid! Room.'' 1:00 tJ Movie: (C) "Pusage (western) '51-John Payne OON..s (C) West" I F1 Ii: Tl f c tt' 7•1 9:0 9:J 9:3 1:0 2:0 4:3 I 6:0 6:1 6:31 7:0t THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- Tl ME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. -DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 O "Ma and Pa Kittle at the Fair" (comedy} '52-Marjorie Main, Per· cy Kil bride. 9:00 O (C) "Easy to love" (drama) '53-Esther Williams. Van Johnson 9:15 9 "I Am the law" (drama) '38- Edward G. Robinson. "Tall lie" (drama) '52-Paul Henreid. 9:30 O (C) "Centennial Summer" (musi· cal) '46 -Jeanne Crain, Cornet Wilde. Linda Darnell m "Stagecoach to fury" (adven· lure) '56-Forrest Tucker. 1:00 m "The Man Between" (adventure) '54-James Mason. 2:00 O (C) "Secret Invasion'' (drama) '64-Stewart Granger. 4:30 6 (C) "Gun fury" (western) '53- fVEN I NG 6:00 IJ Bir News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy O KNllC Newservice (C) (60) IJ The Allen Show (C) (90) Tenta 11ve guests Don Murray, Jerry Col hns. Elizabeth Ashley, Roger Price. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "There's flo Bu5inen Like Show Business" Part I (musical) '54-Ethel Mer· man, Donald O'Connor, Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey. Mitzi Gaynor. Johnnie Ray, Hugh O'Brian. Top vaudeville team adds their children lo the act. O Dick Vin Dyke (30) m The Flintstones (C) (30) (E) [_7) (jJ Star Trek (C) (60) eEl Art Studio: "Stitchery # 2 " Techniques of rug weaving. ~ (j) News/Weather /Sports (C) m fisher family (30) m Noticiero 34 (C) (60) m True Adventure (C) (30) CE la Hora familiar con Consuelo ffi News in the Round (C) (30) 6:15 (E) Charlie's Pad (C) (R) 6:30 O Candid Camm (30) m The flyine Nun (C) (30) ~ (6) NBC Ni&htly News (C) (30) EID Hodrepodee Lodge (C) (30) ~ (81 CBS News (C) (30) m Selected f ilm/Musicale (C) m The Desert Report (C) (30) CE Los Olvidados (30) ffi ABC News (C) 7:00 6 CBS Evenine Nevn (C) (30) 0 m NBC Ni&htly News (C) (30) O What's My line? (C) (30) m @CI> I love Lucy (30) ID Q) @ Draenet (C) (30) ID Eastern Wisdom (30) (R) ~Cl) Truth or Consequences (C) ~ Chris1 the Living Word (C) (30) m Rosario (30) CE Simpltmtnt1 Marla (55) --(Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 'nlis land is mine. aml1 ..... 17 THURSDAY (Continued) m .._ aa .. <C> cJo> 7:JO 8 I IH<w' "' Unllappy H1tntin1 1'9lllHll (C) (90) A profile on the urban Indian, filmed In Los Angeles ind Atizon1. The specl1I follows 1 youna JCav1jo, newly errived rrom hit Arizona homeland, as he seeks to hold onto his Identity. oo w m flip Wlbetl <C> <60> Cutsts are Joe Namath, Johnny Mathis, Georae Carlin and Abby Lincoln. D NYl'O (C) (30) 0 @ CIJ 0) Allaa S.lth and JMea (C) (60) "Wron1 Train to Brimstone." Heyes and Curry po~ as private apnts hired to thwart a robbery. William Windom 1uests. D Mltlltn $ Mewit: (C) "Tiie Ra- llldant Dtbutantl" (comedy) '58- S•ndra Dee. Rex Hermon. Scatter· brained wife of En1tlsh buslnus· man tries to launch her American· ralstd stepdau&hftr successfully In the LondOn ''Season." ID Trlllll or Coaci•11ca (C) (30) llJ n Tiles a T1litf (C) (60) fll) 11Matn ... t (C) (30) "The Music Man" Is performed by the Loni Bead! Civic Litht Opera. IE a.tu 30 <C> (30) fE La OHM (30) 7:S5 EB c..tieft .. Sepadet (SS) l:GO 11 Vlr&illa ''*• (C) (60) ID Tt Tel Ille Trd (C) (30) fl!) w ............... (C) (30) a Cl) 11. ...,. <C> <60> Im n.. S., J.C> (JO) THE DAILY PILOT. 1V WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 eJ V11abundt (C) (60) an apparently unarmed stranger. 0 fa (I) m Jollnny Cmon (C) 1:05 ml Telt-ltvlata Musiul (SS) 0 Candid C.11111'1 (30) 9 Movie: "The Sl1n tf Ule Ra .. " 1:30 0 ~@ m Ironside (C) (60) @I!) Muskale/Putor's Om (30) (drama) '48-Susan Pete~. ... "'I . h T L ,. k i m DEBUT Cadffa de AniustUs 0 m Did Cavett (C) " "1 hog at t e rac... Joe ey s 10:00 .,_ ~ rr. ~ Dtu Martin (C) 12:00 'f'W' @ Dick Cavett (C) suspected of throwin1I horse races -'ti' l..!!J ~ \!.!I 0 cm(}) al lewttdled (C) (30) (60) Guests are Ruth Buui. Paul 12:30 0 ~ (i) m i l'lc!A( 1 Lunar "The Return ot D"rin the Bold." Lynde, Zero Mostel, The Ding·A· undln1 (C) (60) The lunar module Samantha's mort.I husband be· Ling Sisters, The Golddiggers and terminates its "descent orbit ln· comes a warlock. Kay Medford. sertion'' in a moon landin1 15 miles m Dnld f~ SMw (C) (90) 11 111 5 News (C) (60) north of the Rim of fr1 Mauro n;,. 0 Baner Ward ftews (C) (60) Crater. u:1 Olyftlplc lolin1 (C) (Z hr) m News (C) (60) George Putnam 0 tiOil '3' '.!:'\ I Ull(lll 1 Lunu m NET rtaytiou .. "' ti.. Th1rttes \U) ~ UI _ __ . (C) (90) "Hard Tmelin'." Ralph ID I lfl(i1LIA New Constitution? Lindina (C) (60) Apollo 14. manned Meeker stars. (C) (2 hr) "Robert Hutchins vs. by miuion commander Alan e. €0 Pattern tor Livin& (30) Wayne Morris." This debate is con· Shepard, CMDT USN, command 9:001J laJ (}) CBS Thursda, Movie: tlusion of a series offered by Santa module pilot Stuart A. Roosa (Maj. , , . . , Barbara City College. USAF) and lunar module pllot Ed (C) 'Tbt ~ower' (sci-Ii) 68 -@!) {nsaa-ia de LocCM (30) gar 0. Mitchell (Comdr. USN), is Georce Hamilton, S~za~n.e Pleshette. a!) Estrel111 en Hollywood (60) expected to land at 1:14 AM. Member of a sc1enl1flc research 10·30 0 This Is \'our Life (C) (30) . 1roup possesses a terrifying power. ' R 1 h Ed d h st 1~00 m All-Nl(ht Show (C) ''The Girl O Tlte Fu,;ttve (C) (60) a P 1 war s 0 s. Most U•ely.'' "High School Conti· 0 cm (1) G) Malle Room fOJ Q) Bil Johns News (C} (JO) dential," and "Creature of the Walk- Ct11ndd1ddy (C) (30) "Will the ~ ::~rtlt'~bre3 <30) ing Dead." Real Oi1na Please Stand Up.'' O•n· IOU &It ( ) ( O) 8 ® @ I 1Jtc1lu lunar Land· oy is forced to apologize to • ll:OO II a Cil m News (C) in1 (C) (30) The lunar module. singer for blowing up over her = t.lJ (]) m N~ (C) "'Antares." flown by astronauts Shep. rudeness. Diana Ross auests. O ~ You ToeiC) This? (C) ard and Mitchell, will touch down m CMlltn19 (C) (30) w News ( on the lunar surface in the hilly n't l.os 8 ..... de h I ·110 (30) 0 Movie: "Sherloct Hollllts ind area of Fra Mauro. ~ eve .. , ra ,,, th Secret Wupon" (mystery) '43-. ml rutadla (60) Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 1:30 IJ M~v11: ''The l ost Mo111enr (dra· 9:30 0 fD@ m AdHt·l2 (C) (30) m Movie: "St.airway to Heaven" ma) ~7-Susan Hayward, Robert "Man Between." Reed is needled (fantasy) '47-0avid Niven. Cummings. lor his faith in fellow min. UJ Movie; "Croottd Cirdt" (dra· 0 Ne~ (C) , U DAN AUGUST-THRILLS mi) '58-John Smith Fay Spain 0 Mov11: (C) 'Some C.1H Run-* ORAMA, SUSPENSE-NOW! @Cl) Perry Mason ' . ni~1" (drama) .'SS-frank Sloat~•· 0 (ft) (I) Q) Din Auiut (C) (60) a!) Httwcope con .. Prtt. Horanpl Shirley Macla1ne, Dean Martin "The Law." Walter Pidgeon suests 11:15 @!) Futwe Fl1• 3:30 0 MO'lit: (C) "lust for life" (dra- as I retired judre who has killed ll:JO II a (j) MllY Criffin (C) ma) '56 -Kirk Douglas. TIME GOES BY The ye.v was 1958 and the movie was titJed "Lafayet~ Esca- drille.'. Its atan were Tab Hunter (in foreground) and a French beauty named E.tchika Choreau. Miss C horeau was never again heard from, but aeveral supporting t:ast members were. They in- cluded James Garner (not shown), William Wellman, Jr. (his father directed it), Jody McCrea (son of Joel McCrea) and a young actor named Davjd Jans.ten. The phoro was given to Ja ns- sen at Univenal Studios this week by a grip who had worked on the ft.Im. Januen was there to film a two hoUr movie for TV titled "O'Hara. United Stat.ea Treasury" with Jack Webb directing. A joint project of Webb·s Mart VII productions and Universal for CBS-TV, it's a hot contender for a regular series for next fall. If ao. it will mark Jam.ten•s return to the small screen for the flnt time since the lon1-runnin1 The Fugitive. ..... 11 CUSTOM FIREPLACE SCREENS (7 DAY DELIVERY) lftlide -Outside or Corner Mo•h i11 l•autiful Decorative '. ion in Many Finishes. Wide Selection of GAS LOGS FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN SANTA ANA TENT ANO AW NING 2202 S. MAIN -545-0491 SANTA ANA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5 For morning and afternoon listings. please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 O "Munster, Go Home" (comedy) '66-fred Gwynne, Yvonne DeCar1o. 9:00 0 "Renegade Girt" (western) '46 -Ann Savage, Alan Curtis. ''Red Desert" (western) 'SO-Don Barry. "Pier 23" (mystery} '51 -Hugh Beaumont. 0 (C) "Johnny D11t" (drama) '54 -Tony Curtis. (Note: Film will not air if Apollo 14 moon walk is in progress) 9:30 O ''Cry of the City" (drama) '48- Victor Mature, Stltlley Winters. m "The Man In Bladt" (mystery) 'SO-Valentine Oyall. 10:00 O (C) "Pept" (comedy·drama) '61 -tantinflas. Dan Dailey, Shirley Jones. (Note: This film will follow Apollo 14 moon walk) 1:00 m (C) "Fiesta" (mystery) '47 - Esther Williams, Ricardo Montalban. 2:(1() O (C) "Toward the Unbown" (ad- venture) 'SO-William Holden. 4:30 I) "Crackup" (drama) '46 -Pal O'Brien. EVFNING 6:(1() I) Bit News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy 0 KNBC NewHfVICt (C) (60) Tom Snyder. 0 The Allen Show (C) (90) Guests: Chuck Connors, Sammy Shore, Rich- ard Dawson. O Si1 O'Clod Movie: (C) ''There's No Business Like Show Business" Conclusion. (musical) '54 -Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor. Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey, Mitzi Gaynor, Johnnie Ray, Hugh O'Brian. 0 Didi Yan °"' (30) m The Flintstones (C) (30) Q) @ rn Star T,.k <C> (60) m Art Sbldlo: "Bulletin Boards." eij Ci) News/Weather/Sports (C) m Fllfttr Fa111ily (30) g) Noticiero 34 (C) (60) m The American West (C) (30) a!) u Hora F1mili11 con Consuelo m News in the Round (C) (30) 6:15 m Char1ie1s Pad (C) 6:30 O C.ndid C.mera (30) m The Ayine Nun (C) (30) ~ @ NBC Nightly News (C) (30) m Hod11pod1e Lodae (C) (30) ~ (j) CBS News (C) (30) EI!) Selected Film/Musicale (C) m Tiie Desert Repor1 (C) (30) a!) Los Olvldados (30) m ABC News (C) (JO) 7:00 IJ CBS Evenlna News (C) (30) 0 m NBC Nlctltly News (C) (3(1) 0 Wh1t'1 My lhte? (C) (JO) m @Cl) I love Lucy (30) Q) 011pet (C) (30) 9 @ tln1111a Showcase (C) (90) Tl4£ DAILY f'tLOT, lV WEEK, JANUAln' 30, 1111 "Stacecoadl to Dancer's Rock." hired as e shoplifter. (scl-fi) '64--Glenn lan11n. Warren Stevens, Jody Lawrence. EJl) David S11mln4 (C) (2 hr) m Mwlt: "Sittt111 Prett)" (com· m Science 1970: A Yur E.nd Re· iB lO Minlltes (C) (30) tdy) '48--Robtrt Youns. Maureen port (C) (60) ''The Not-So·Silent g) Mujtrtt. Mujtrtt ' Alp M11 O'Hara. Minorities." Conclusion of series. (30) Q) Mowlt: "fl'9slt f,.. hrll" Cij (I.) Trvtll Of Consequences (C) a!) Nltaa1 (60) (comedy) '55 -Forrast Tucker, EI!) Qrist the Uvina Word (C} (30) 9:30 0 @ CI) E!) The Odd c.uplt {C) Martirtt Whltinf. €1) Rosario (30) (30) "Engrave Trouble." Felix triu @ (]) Ptny ....... t:1!) Simple .. nte M1ria (55) to mike up with his divorced wife. fil) f1k* o.t (C) ''The Good Friend" t:i) Movie li1m1 (C) (30) Mich1tl Constantine auests. and "Oh." 7:30 I) ~ (j) The Interns (C) (60) 0 CMdld Ca•tr1 (30) IE N9tidef'9 J4 (C) Lois Nettleton guests as a librarian '1i) Mlllkalt/hlter'a Delk (30) 11:15 IE) Ci11t1M J4 with a startling dual personality who II)~ dt Aapstia (30) 11:30 fJ 9 Cl) MelY lriffill (C) has a crush on Dr. Sam Marsh. 10:00 0 @ @ m stra11ae Report (C) D 9 Cil m ..... , ea.... (C) 0 m I l'ICtXL I G.E. Mono1ram (60) "Cult-Murder Shrieks Out." 0 MM: "btlr lupedlr Mala· Series (C) (60) "Wildfire." Program Crlmlnolotlsts probe death at re-rwt" (mystery) '67-ffelnz Ruhmann. depicts the IO-day battle against liglous cult benefit. Pamela Frink-D m Dick c.wtt (C) fire in rampaging 118,000·acre for lln guests. 12:(1()@ CI> Dick C..ttt (C) est fire in Washington state last U Bit 5 News (C) (60) 12:30 0 All·Nlpt Sllew: "filftUlll Ced summer. D @ CI> m Lowe, AllllfiClln StJt• 8urd," "Peapert .. • c..,.," O NYPD (C) (30) (C) (60) "love and the Tattoo" and "In Wllldl Wt Strw." 0 @ (I) m The Bmty Bunch stars Gary Collins, Pamela Rodtef'1, 12:40 0 ""9idl111 Mltul (C) (t) (30) "Our Son. the Man '' Greg Stefanie Powers, Vito Scotti. "love 1:00 II Movie: "Easy Uwfnl" (dram•) decides it is time he is treated as and the Arctic Station" stars Lury '49-lucille 8111, Victor M1ture. a man. Storch, James H1mpton, Sandri O A TltNtre of stars (C) "The O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "The Scor-Gould. "Lowe and the Pulitzer Prize Sister ind the Savap." Conni• plo letters" (drama) '67 -Alex Biby" stirs Wiii Geer, Ro1er Perry, Francis, J1mes flrentlno. Cord, Shirley Eaton, Laurence Nai Leslie Parish. D Nnrt (C) smith. Two British Govemmenl 0 led• Werd Newt (C) (60) @ (]) Qlllef Tll•lnl: .,,_,.... agencies compete to smuh a black· OJ NIWI (C) (60) Geor1e Putnam. of Honw." m1ilina ring. II> ,. ....... (30) a CI> featwt Fl• (C) m Tnrth or Conseqwenees (C) (30) tiE Tt1t-a ..... 40 (2 hr) 1:05 D Mowlt: "lend .. "" ...... Q) Movie: "In Wllidl We Serve" 10:30 Q) 1111 ~ NtWI (C) (30) (western) '52-Jlmes Stewart. (drama) '42-Noel Coward. Celia @I) l•C9ftid••brl (30) 2:00 DU Cl) mi IHclA I Afielle l' John~n. John Mills. 11 :00 II a Cl) m ..... (C) Luer w• # z (C) (51h hr) m CinHll 30 (C) (30) D 9 Cil m " ... (C) 2:30 II a ()) i IH<!AL I blllf w.a @E La D'!'"a (30) 8 C.n Ytu Top TWI? (C) #Z (C) (5 hr) 7:55 a!> tuestion dt S.avndos <60> D m News <C) D @ (]) m ! IBc!AL 1 SeaM 8:(1() 0 Vl,.tnla liraham (C) (60) fJ Mtvit: "Mltlny In Olrtlf Spice" Moeft Wiil {C) (4'h hr) 0 @ (]) t:i) Nenny I tlle Profes- sor (C) (30) ''The Art of Relation·l-------------=--------------- ships." A )'Oung, swinging psycholo· v;y professor tries to sweep Nanny into a romance. Bert Convy guests. m.To Tell the Trvth (C) (30) fE The Wortd of the AMtriun Ctafts1111n (C) (30) (R) m llwint look (C) (30) m u Coll Jiaaad1 (60) 8:05 m luch• Libre (55) 8:30 1J Ci!) CJ) TIM New A11dy lirtffith Show (t) (30) Nora considers m11 riage to aabby paint.store owner Ferris Terry (Jackie Coogan). 0 @ (1) m ..... of the Qa•• (C) (90) "Seek and Destroy." Dan Farrell (star Robert Stack) invesli· g1tes 1 noted scientist's mysterious death. Guests are Leif Erickson, Forrest Tucker. Susan Oliver. John Mdiiver and John Vernon. o @ rn m n. rartrid1• r. ... lty (C) (30) ''To Play or Not To Play ... The Partridges face • picket line. m Dnld Frost Sltow (C) (90) tD I JFICilt I Talitm1n: Barn (C) (30) Program on the restoration of a Scottish castle €E) Pattern lor livine (30) 9:00 1J ~ Ci) CBS Fr~y Movlt: (C) "First ID Fipf' (drama) '67-thid Everett, Marilyn Devin, Dean Jaager, Bobby Troup. Story ol a Muln• whose greatest test of heroism came afler he won a Congression•I Medal of Honor. 0 The Fu1itlw1 (60) 0 @ (]) t:i) Thet lilri (C) (30) ''That Shoplifter." Ann M1rle Is DENTAL PLATES REPAIR AND RELINE WHILE YOU WAIT E.ASY CREDIT TERMS ALL INSURANCE PLANS HONORED II CROWNS-IRIDGES FILLINGS-I RAYS EXTRACTIONS ORTHODONTICS ATTENTION UNIONS I Alk us about our mon.y uvlng p I • n for Unktft Memwa. 1642-88141 LOW PRICIS SIN Iott CITIZENS WILCOMa NEWPORT· COSTA MESA DENTAL CLINIC DR. THOMAS J. SM ITH & ASSOCIATES Open Ev•ni""' A Set11nl•y• No Appoi11hn••t NecHuty ~34 WEST 19th STREET COST A Mf t:..A 1 / RLOCK WEST OF HARBOR Rl VO W O RK DONE 8 Y U N ION H C H N ll IAN~ ,... 11 Tom H•wkins •nd Ross Pon•r Exciting bashtb•ll confront•- tions •r• f .. tur•d on KNBC I Ch•nn•I 4 •r•ry S•turd•y •t 12 noon in High School Basklltb•ll G•mt1 of th• WHk. E•ch w .. k top tHms r•pr11- santin1 th• Los Ang•IH Unifi•d School District (LAUSD) •nd th11 C•liforni• lnt11rscholt1stic Fed11r- •tion (CIF) comp•t• in hard fought IHgu11 1•m11s, t11l11cast lir11 from various so11thlt1nd loc•- tions. Futur11 dt1t.s h•r• th11 Los An1•l.s City Championships and th11 CIF Play-offs scheduled. C•lling th• play-by-play and color comm•ntari11s ar11 KNBC Sponscast11rs Ross Poner •nd Tom Hawkins, both of whom ar11 m••t•r hands at th• cag11 gt1m11. Port•r, th11 •ward-winning sponscast11r, was a mt1mbt1r of th• hi1h school baskfltball squ•d i11 Sh•wn1111, Okla., wh11n h11 r11- ti,.d at a111 14 to broadcast th11 g•mH on th• hometown rt1dio stt1tion, KGFF. H• l•t11r r11c11ir11d • B.A. from Unir11rsity of Okl•- llom• in R•dio Journalism in 1960. H11 now pr11St1nts th• spons on th• 6 PM and 11 PM KNBC N•wsarvict1. Hawkins was a pro basklltball st•r with th• Minn.,,polis Lflkers following graduation from tht1 Unir•rsity of Notre Dame. He l•t•r was tr•dt1d to th11 Cincinnati Royals, but r•turn11d to th• lakllrs in 1966 in Los Angel11s. His fam11 h•s b .. n as a top d•f 11nsir11 man in th• National s .. klltball AHociation, but ht1 also scor11d mor• than 7300 points during his pro carur. Hawkins now p,.Hnts th11 spans on tht1 5 PM KNBC Nt1wnrvict1 . ...... 20 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL GAME OF THE WEEK 1971 SATURDAY FEBRUARY I MORNING Apollo 14 lunar Wiiii # 2 (C) Captairi Shepard and Command- er Mitchell continue to carry out their assignments on the moon's surface while Major Roosa flies the command module in lunar orbit 65 miles above the sur- fa ce. All scheduled programming subject to change. 7:00 O Movie: (C) "Magoo at Sea" (car- G) Movie: "Destination Salum" (sci· fi) '39-Buster Crabbe. ail f"iesta Mexlun1 11:30 0 ~ (j) m ...,11....,Hrll(.,...rl.,...L I A90llo 14 RendtNOllS (C) Coverage of a TV transmi~ion from the spacecraft and of rendezvous maneuvers. 0 The Hardy Boys (C) (i1J CI) Larry Ilene .(C) m Mano I Mano Ra11dltro 11:40 o 9 oo m Ja•bo <c> ArTFRNOON 12:00 f),.9 (I) Scooby.000 (C) 0 Hip Sdlool lnlttblll (C) O A111erican Bandstand (C) @ 00 School Days (C) al Tutro fantastlco (C) m Holiday (C) toon) '64-Jim Backus is voice of S1) Drallla de la Seman• Magoo. (Note: Film will not air if (D Lancelot Link (C) Apollo mission rescheduled.) m Interact (C) Louise Ridgle. 12:15 f) ~~I IFl(1At I Rendezvous @ CV Sesame Street (C) # 180-end Dockrna (C) APollo 14 coverage 181 of the rendezvous and docking. Et) .Sesame Street (C) (R) 191 -95. IJ ~ovie: "Altalrs of_ Susan" (com· 7:30 e f.ij; (_i) ! S,.CIAL I lunar Wilk edy) 45-Join Fontarne. Re-Cap (C) 12:30 f) ~ 00 Tiit Monkees (Cl 0 ~ 00 m Heckle & lecllte (C) 0 ~ (j) m I Sfic!AL. ! Apollo 14 m Yogi Bear & Friends (C) Dodlln& (C) TV transmission from 8:00 D ~ 00 m Woody Woodpecker spacecraft and docking maneuvers. O Movie: (C) "The Soldiers ol Pan-0 Sky Hawb (C) cho Villa" (drama) '60-0olores Del 0 Movie: (C) "You're MJ Every· Rio. Maria Felix thin(' (dreme) '49-Dan Dailey m Tales or Wells Fargo m r 5,.(CIAL I Mini, Midi or ln- 8:30 D Q) 00 m The Bugaloos (C) Between (C) (30) Conni~ Chung IJ Campus Profile hosts a mini vs. midi controversy m Cisco Kid program. Highlights are comments Oil Cumby (C) by prominent personalities such as 9:00 0 Q) (i) m Dr. Oolitlle (C) Tricia Nixon and Martha Mitchell O Movie: "Fli11ht to Nowhm" @ 00 Coller• Basbtball (C) San- (mystery) '46-Alan Curtis ta Clara vs. Nevada. O @ (3) Jerry lewis (C) ~ @ Farm Show (C) (Airs if m A.M. Movies: "Eight O'Clock Apollo mission canceled) Walk" and "Trent's last Cue." m Sports WOJld (C) @ Tree House (C) 12:40 0 Hi&h S<hool lasllttb1ll (C) (con m CuerdH J Guitarru tinued) S1) Panof.ama lttino 1:00 f) ~ 00 DastardlJ a. MuttleJ (C) 9:30 0 m Pink Panther (C) f.1 SusptnM The1tre (C) "Who Is 0 @ ~ !!'' Doubledeckers (C),, Jennifer?" Gloria Swanson. Dan Our· O Mov re:. Retu1n oJ the Tenn yea, David Brian. (western). ~~-Dale Robe~~on m Movie Futurettes: "Laurel & @ M?vie. Amazon Quest (adven· Hardy and Abbott & Costello." lure) 49-Tom Neal. G) News, $p0rts l WHther (C) eil 00 Prize P1rty (C) tjj (j) Voice of A(ricutture (C) m Arriba el Norte al Fubrre Fil"' 10:00 D (i1@ m H.R. Pufnstuf (C) m S1ories ol Succeu (C) O (i1J Hot Wheels (C) 8i) Lu cha Libre (C) 1:30 f) ~ CJ) Harlem. Gt~trott1rs (C) 10:30 1J ~CJ) I $Hc1ll I Lun1r Lift.Off 0 ~~bit ftatur~. (C~ 'L.ady, l~s (C) Shepard and Mitchell are sched Dance an~ "S~ron Sri Sahlra. uled to lift off from the moons SUI· m Chempronst11p Wrea11in& (C) lace at 10·47 AM @ (j) Film Futures (C) 0 fU 00 m I blct~l l Apollo 14 m Scope (C) lun1r lift.Oii (C) Alter spending ap. 2:00 f) Dusty's Treehouse (C) pro)(imately 34 hours on the moon's 0 fm '1'o Bowters' Tour (C) T~e surface, the two astronauts prepare S75.000 Ebonile Open from Sara· to blast off from the moon and re· toga Lanes, San Jose. Call!. turn to the command module 0 Wagon Train (C) g Movie; "Green Hell" (adventure) ~ 00 Afternoon Movie '40-{)ouglas Fairbanks Jr. m See the USA (C) O (ft) (3J I bWAl ! Luner lift-Off 2:30 f) Tiie New SocietJ (C) (C) Coverage of the LM's lift·off 1J ~ @ Pacllit I Buketball (C) from th e moon's surface Cal's Golden Bears vs St1nlord In 11 :00 f) CZ9J (8) Archie's Funhouse (C) dians at Stanford. live telecast 0 ~ (6) m Hot Doi (C) m Movie: (C) "Beau Brummet" 0 @ (J) Motor Mouu (C) (adventure) '54-Stewart Granger O Movie: "O.ums Alon g the Mo· (i1) CD Pro lowters' Tour (C) hawt" (drama) '39-Henry Fond~ m Dollars and Stn., (C) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 30, 1971 S1) V1rltcladts Malcalts 3:00 f) l.,.Jder /Outsldtf (C) m Colt.11 lasbtball (C) Univer- sity of Santa Clara n . Unive1$i~ l)f ~ad• al Las Veras. m Muskal1/Drny & Goliath (C) e> R"'stl Mu9'cal m The lie Plctilre (C) S1) TNtrO dll SlbHo 3:30 f) CBS Coff C\aulc (C) 0 (i1J CI) (D Tiit Hawaiian Open (C) Fir3t day of the two-day cover- age of the $200,000 golf tourna- ment from Wai1l1e Country Club. fJ NHt Action (C) @Ii) Children's Gotl"I Hour (C) 8i) Laclla en htlna (C) m PanOrlllll 39 (C) ' I 4:00 0 I Spy (C) 9 (I) CBS Ciolf Classic (C) @!) P1tt1m for Llvln1 (C) m New Decade at Sea (C) 4:30 f) Senta Anita Feature Race (C) The $50,000 San Pasqual Handicap for 4-year-olds al l l /16 mile. 0 JOE LOUIS! SUGAR * RAY! ARCHIE MOORE! SPORTS CHALLENGE! O Sports Chlllenre (C) "The Lak- ers," Jerry West. Happy Hai1$ton, Gail Goodrich, compete with "The Boling Champions." Sugar Ray Rob- inson, Joe Louis. Archie Moore. O Celebrity Bowlinf (C) m Unta111td Worfd (C) @ CI) Judy lpn (C) ti) (1) Waeon Tr1ln (C) Ef:) Ont Fine Day (C) (R) @!) Faitll for Tod1y (C) e> El Mundo en que V'ivlmos m Quest !or Adventure (C) 4:.45 e> Pre-Game Soccer (C) 5:00 f) Movie: "Abbott and Cost.Ito Mttt Captain Kid" (comedy) '52- with Charles lauahton. D lrs Atadtmic (C) Reseda. Edi- son and Pius X high schools. 0 Outdoors (C) 0 @ (V Q) ABC's Wide Worfd of, Sports (C) Jim McKay hosts. The Tournament of Thrills Auto Cham- pionship from Fla. and the Duke Kahanamoku Surf Cluslc. 0 The Avencers (C) m Movie Greats: "Kinf Kong" (hor- ror) '33-Bruce Cabot. I!) Quest for Advtnture (C) m reter G•nn Ell) 1111 Wortd We live In (C) (R) ~ (j) Call or ttlt West (C) &Ii) Quest for lift (C) ~ lnttm1tional Soccer (C) m Bronco 5:30 0 MIC New.,rvica (C) IJ Championship Bowtlne (C) Q) Animals, Action It Adventure (C) fE Tonlfht In Lis Vecas (C) Ell) Realitlu (C) (R) ll9) (j) The Untamed Wortd (C) &Ii) Tiie Fisher FamllJ 6:00 f) Tiit Big News (C) (30) 0 Q) 00 m NBC News (C) (30) 0 Llrtdo (C) (30) 0 Bou City (C) (60) 6) Then Came Ironton (C) (60) ~ Cl) A11icu1tu11 USA (C) (30) @!) Muslc.llt/Divey It Gollatll (C) 'ARTHRITIS TELETHON' The 16th annual Arthritis T elethon airs over KTLA-5 be- ginning al 11 :00 PM, Saturday, February 6 through to 7:00 PM, Sunday, February 7. M iss Jane W yman, campaign c hairman for The Arthritis Foundatio n, will share emcee segments with Gene Raymond and Johnny Grant. J ae\ Rourke, thr show's producer. will also serve as anchorman. M anny H armon and hi~ band backs the st:ir-packcd p roducti6n. Amo ng n host o r ccletiri- tics. who give their time and talent to he lp raise funds for arthritis research a nd treatment center'>, will he the top names in television. films, radio. and <ipOrt.;, Lawrence Welk with hie; M11· sic M akers (always rirsf to re- spond to the ca II ). Arc set for a full ho m . Hobo Kelly and other ch ildren's favorite c;tars will a p- pear. G le nn Ford. Jim Nahor.:. Scatman C'rotherc;. C laire Trev- or, arc '>Chcdulcd. Other regu - lar<; -;upporting 1he arthritis cause expected are Boh Hope. Ro.,ey Grier. the Ink Spol<i. The annual fond raising cvenl i .. staged for the hcncflt o r nearly one million :irthriti-; 'it1 fferers, children and aduhs. livin~ in liouthern Ca lifornia. h111e Wy111(111. cnmp<1iR11 r hair- """' fnr Thr A rtltritis Fo1111do- rio11 . fr o.,/\ tire 20-lrour "A rt It- ri tis Trl1•tl1<m." Li11/r Ta11w1)' Sn<lok. 1111110.f / 3. thr 1971 "Srop A rthrif/J Poster Girl" ll'ilf nppear witlt Miss Wy man n11 tire star-pa<'krd hrnrfit. ,.,. 21 AN~UAl I CLEA0RANC~ SALEI ' STILL 0¥L<i.llEAT BUYS ON TV, Rj(OIO ANO STEREO ,//~r $588 88 RCA AccuColor console at a budget price AccuColor bungs togelh~r all the features you want most : Vivid color. Dependable· performance IM R .. LBURll -IOM90 1 J• 01•,o••I Ol<l•1t SAVE $71.07 Re<J. 5'9.ts limited Supply RCA'• AccuColor. It's everything you've had in mind. All the features you want most· Vivid color. Oependab1li1y. Automatic tuning Ti.. ,UHCCSC .. -CS f,o9 ===~ ... #"..a.J• ~1.lfOA.AI P.c!Ylt SAVE $1 21.07 Reg. 709.95 Limited Supply SPECIAl-$1:688 AM Clock RaEf io ' Snooze Bar RZ0 410 Reg. $19.95 l imited Supply Page 22 642-9742 . 275 E1 17th STREET COSTA MESA S£11VING THE HAl!80 1!. OPEN MON.-FRI. 9 AM-9 PM AllEA SINCE-1957 SA TUR A y AM . 6 PM 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:00 l 1:15 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7;30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 t 1:00 l 1·30 6:00 7:00 7:30 9·00 II 00 1 l '.30 7:30 8·~ 8·3 9:30 10:00 11 00 11·1!> I I )0 7 17 11 5 9 11 7 9 17 2 II 13 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 30. 1971 ~~r Evenlng Movies SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 (C) ''Beau James" (drama) '57-Bob Hope. Vera Miles. 3 "The Ghost •nd Mrs. Muir" (drama) '4 7-Rex Hamson. Gene Tierney. (C) "Pl•net o f Blood" (sci-11) '66-John Sa•on. "Duck Soup" (comedy) '33--The Mar~ Brothers. "Billy Budd" (classic) '62-Robert Ryan. Peter Ustinov. (C) "Marjorie Morningstar" (drama) '57-Geue Kelly, Natalie Wood. 17 3 (C) "Hombre" (western) '67-Pau1 Newman. Diane Cilento, Fredric March. "How Green W'lis My Y•lley" (drama) '41-Waller Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Roddy McDowall -3 "Gori in the Red Velvet Swing" (drama) ·~S-Ray Milland. Joan Collins. (CJ "The Man From Laramie" (adventure) '55-Jame~ Stewart. Arthur Kennedy. "0 .0 .A." (mystery} '49-Edmond O'Btlen. "Deadly R•y From Mars" (Set ft) 'JS-Buster Crabbe MONDAY, FEBRUARY I 1 (C) "Valley of Mystery" (adventure) '67-Richard Egan. Lois Netlleton. 9 (C) "The Story of Three loves" (dram a> '53--Kirk Douglas, Pier Angeli 4 23 6 (C) "Sam Hill: Who Killed the Mysterious Mr. F~ter~" (western) '71-Ernest Borg111nc, Judy Geeson 7 17 J (C) "Divorce American Style" \R) (comedy> '67-Dick Vall Dyke. Debbie Reynolds 9 (CJ "Gorgo" (sci II) '61-B•ll Travers. William Sylves1er, 11 (C) "Guns of the Timberland" (drama) '60--Alan Ladd, Jeanne Crain. 13 "Astonished Heart" (dram a) '50--Noel Coward, Celia John,,on 5 "He•t Wave" <mystery) '54-Ale. Nicol. Hillary Brooke. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2 7 (C) "Rhino" (drama> '64-Harry Gu;trd1no. Shirley Eaton. Robert Culp 23 6 (C) "Madame )(" (drama) '66-Lana Turner, John Forsythe 7 17 3 CC) "The Point" (musical fant •• s..-) '71-0ui.1111 Hoffman narrates 9 ''Top Secret Affair" (comedy) 57-Susan Hayward, Kirk Douglas Jim Backus 9 JI 13 5 "Hold Back the Night" (drama) '51'-John Payne, Mona Freeman. "The Green M•n" (comedy! '57-Jill )ldams. Terry Thomas "Highway Dragnet" (advenli11 t•) '54--Rtchard Conte. Joan Bennett "Ruggles of Red Gap~· (c;omedy) '35-Charll'<. Laughton. Mery Boland WEOlll£'SDAY, FEBRUARY 3 1 "Fe•r Stri kes Our" (b1bgral'hy) '57 Anlhony Pe1k1n<.. Norma Moore. Karl Mal(!en 9 (t:) "The Party Girl" (dram"') '58-Robe•t Taylor, Cyd Chari<.se 9 "The Last Woman on Earth" (~Cl 111 '61 -Anlhony Carbone, Bel!>Y Jones Morel;ind 11 (C) ''Killers of Klllm•nlaro" l.Jdventurel '60-Roberl Taylor Anne Aubrey 13 "Murder W ithout Tears" (mysl l!ry) '53-<:raig Strv,.ns. Joyce Holden 5 "House of Seven Gables" (C la'>'i•rl 40--G"O'R" S;,nders V1ncen1 Pr1ce 7 9 2 9 II 13 5 7 23 9 13 'l 9 II I) 5 9 II 4 7 17 9 13 2 4 7 n THURSOAY,•FC:BRUARY 4 (C) "There's No Business Uke Sho"" Business" Part I (musrcall '54-[tl'l~I Merman Donald 0 Connor. Dan Oatley (C) "Th• Reluct•n t Oebutante" <comedyl 'SB-Sandra Dee. Re• Harrison. 29 8 (C) ''The Power'' (set ft) '68-Georg,. Ham1llor1. Suzanne P1e~hette. ''Sherlock Holmes and the Secrel Weapon" (rnysteryl '43-Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce "Stairway to Heaven" Cfantasyl '4 7-David NtVl'n Kim Hunter. ''Crooked Circle" (drama) '58 fnhn Smit h Fay SP"''" ''The Sign or the Ram" (dramd) '48-Susan Prtf'~. Ate11ander Knox. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 (C) "Thl!r~·s No Business Like Show Business" Conclusion (musl cal) '54-Ethel Merman Dqnald O'Connor Daro Da•ley 6 "St•gecoach to D•ncers• Rock" (western) '62-Warren Stevens. Jody Lawrence . (C) "The Scorpio Letters" (dram.ii '1>7-AleY Cord, Shtrl~ E111on "In Which We Serve" (drama) '42-No<'I Cow11td. Celia John• on, John Mills 29 8 (C) "f)rst to Fight" l(Jr<lm.1) '67-Chad fvl'rPtt, Marilyn Devin Dl';rn J1111ger. "Mutiny 1n Outer Spac•" lsc1 f1l '64-Glenn L.•nRan Susannah Yori< "Silting Pretty" (tomt>dy) '48-Rnbert Young M;ou,.•en O'H"'" "Fresh From Paris" (CQmec1y) SS rorresl fuc ""' Margatt'I Wl11t1r1g "Enter Inspector M aigret'' (mvslP1VI '67-H~int Rul1mann SATURDAY, FEBRU~RY 6 CC) "Maya" (drama) 66-Cltnt Wal~er Ji'ly Nnrth "K•n~ Kong" 1R1 I horror I '31-B•uc e C"abof Robert A1m~trong 23 6 'N1gM of fhl' t11:u•na" t<lr.,m.u ·~9 R1charr1 Bu•tQn Av , (;,.,d "'" O!'bnti\h KPn IC) •'Spy Killer" 1k rama1 '69 Rrtbrrt Horton. Jill 51 John Seb;i~ 111l" C,1hnt \ 3 "Summ1•r and Smoke" (<l•'1ll'I.,) '67 GrrAld111r P"&" I aurPnce Harvry ' (CJ "Giant of the Metropolis.'' ""cl (C) "The Witches' Cursf." 6 "The Outsider" (dramal '62-Tony Curtis. Jllml's Franciscus (C) "Fine Down Below" <comedy! '57-J<lt l\ Lemmon RttA Hay wo f'lh Robert Mitchum (C) "Soldier In the Rain" tcom»dy) 'fil J.-rk•c Cll'<lson, Tue~Oay WP Id "No Down Payment" trtrnmAI . .,, ln,,n,. .. Woorlw.ud. Tony R.1ndalf "Hollow Troumnh" tlr,m:>I ·41, ""ul H1•nrr•d Jo.>n Bennett THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, JANUARY 30, l97J A· T • T ·E·N· T ·1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE Al WAYS WANTED IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Tlte New 1971 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION J D .. , e 4 o.., e w...-e .... ..,... a Pich~ DOT DATSUN 11135 IHch Blvd. Huntinqton Beuh 142-7711 or 540-0442 OPEN SUNDAYS The wt ••Y carfr:ent I.,,.,_ with the ~le• .r • evil c .... pact SANTA ANA LINCOLN·MIRCURY 1H1 .... Twtlft Saitta AM 547-9183 ~ Uftttl t ~"' .. ~-Prt. I ~"'· Set. & SVft. 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Stll Prices Slashed JOO/o to 60°/o & More On All Overstocked Items ••• Many Brand .New, S·ome Demonstrators, Some Trade-ins. Every One With MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! RECEIVERS-AMPLIFIERS-TUNERS NEW MAIAHTZ II 10 wet! R.M.S. Amp. ITrede·inl •• $300 HAIMON KAIDON HO AM·FM Recvr. I new demo) $209 MIKADO 60 weh AM -FM Recvr. (new) • , ••• , •• $199 PtSHll IOIT 200 wett stereo recvr. I new demo ) •• $549 PISHll 4501' 110 weft rcvr w/ceH (new demo I •• $449 HAIMON llAIDON AlOO Amp. w.'cue. I trede·in ) $215 PtSHll PMlt-1 Stereo FM-MX fu11er ltrede-inl •• $20~ JYC: NIYICO 500 I lt•cvr. 60 wett (new clemo ) • , $219 TAPE RECORDERS-DECKS SONY TC-I , 1-treck recorder I 11•w I AMPIX 2000, revenin9 I tude·i11 I NEW $135 $299 SONY HO Auto·ReverH (new demo l ••••••.••• $4-49 IONT 610 Recorder (new demo) • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $419 IONT 610·0 Tepe cf.eek, Sound·on·Sound. •cho.. I ne'w demo I ........................ $)I? NOllLCO 4110 Cuette Recorder w/1pkr. ltrede·inl $175 SONY 771 Tepe deck I new demo) •••••••••••••• $750 SONY HO Tepe deck I new demo l • • • • • • • • • • • • $449 SONT TC· I 04A ,orteble Tepe Recorder (new demo I S 149 SONY TCl25 Cuette Tepe ltecorder l new demo) $129 IONT TC 910 Tepe Recorder Porteble AC-DC I trede-in I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '69 SONY TC 907 Tep• Recorder Porteble - letterv. ltrede-inl ........................ $49 STEREO CONSOLES NIW I ft. CUltTIS MATHIS .-.M .FM, Gerrerd Chen9er, stereo tepe recorder -I IP~"· I new demo ) •• $599 CUSTOM·CIAlllT console w.· Hermon Kerdon 120, ~errercl SUH, Lene er 12" 1ph 1. ( n.w demo I SI 2 11 CUSTOM CUlllTID stereo component 1on1ole. lclemol •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $199 SALi $99 $147 $H $147 $297 $49 $49 $129 SALi $79 $49 $275 $289 $245 $95 $395 $349 $75 $87 $25 $15 SALi $199 $849 $125 SPEAKERS NEW SALi LANCll 9706-X I new demo I .. . • • • • . • • .. .. .. .. $ 29 $10 Al-I walnut I new d•mo ) .................... $1 ll $119 Al·21 I new demo) ••••••••••••••••••••..•••• $11 4 $69 UNIYIUITT 115-C. 15", l·w•v l n•w dernol .•.••. $195 $129 ILICftO.YOICI I -HD, TIOA midren9e $49 r Horns.Drivers ltrede·inl ••••.•...••..•.• $129 pr, P • UNIYllSITT T·202 Tweeter w/crouover. llK-40K H11 I trede·inl ...................... $39 IMPlll 9000 M , Grenediers. Reted power 125 weth. (demo) .................. $299 IOSI 901's w/equelinr I new demo) .••••••••••. $4 76 JIL 0110, 15" Spk !trede·inl ................ $110 PISHH XP-65 we I nu t bookshelf systems I new I • • $I 29 RECORD CHANGERS-1971 MODELS! NEW •AUltD 30 I new l $39 GAllAltD -40-8 I new I ........................ S•• •AUAID SLSSI I new I 6AllAltD Sl651 I new I 6AIUID SL721 lnewl $59 $79 sn 6AlltAID SL951 I new I ...................... $119 DUAL 1215 I new demo I ...... , ............... $99 DUAL 1209 I new demo! ................ , ..... S 129 DUAL I 219 I new demo l ................ , .... , S 175 DUAL I 009 I trede·inl •••..••••.••••••.•...••• S 14'9 THOHNS TOI 11 w/Ortofon errn ltrede-lnl ••••• , $10 $13 $199 $399 $90 $85 SALi $27 $31 . $45 $57 $69 $98 $75 $97 $115 $49 $55 atlantic n1usic sundays 12-5 saf urdays 9-6 daily 12-9 p.m. clos ed wcdn e:sd a1 s 445 Eo 17th St., Costa Mesa OPEN NITES & SUNDAYS