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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1971
VOL. '4, NO. :JI, S SECTIONS, '4 ,AGES
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Lucy Groetsch, 18, Costa l\tesa, got a valentine from
the 181\I 360 in the computer center at Orange.. Coast
College. Is the sophisticated machine really a"'1lope·
less romanlic? Or is there a shy computer program·
D"IL Y PILOT l'lltle •r LN P'IJM
mer v.'ho is smitten with Lucy and wears his heart
on an IB~I card? Whatever you do, Lucy, do not
!old, spindle, or mutilate.
Brazen Gun1ncu1
Gets $11 ,000 .
Fro11i J1arket
A brazen gunman disguised by a black
t'>ig and f1_1sc 1nustache held up an Ana-
heim marlcl Friday night and escaped
v.•llh a i;hopping Oaj; filled with Sl!,IXX) in
cash.
Police said the lone bandit entered the
'J'hriflimart at State College Boulevard
and Lincoln Avenue at 7:14 p.m., nashed
a black revolver at the store manager
and demanded to be taken into the cash
counting room. •
lie ordered the manager lo empty the
i.:ife and cash drav;ers, I.hen loaded the
1--~hmw-.&-:n_shopping bag IQ lhe brim and
uc.aped on foot . He "'as last seen walking
~0(1th on Stale College Bouleva rd , officers
said.
Delectlves said the gunman was ap.
proximately 25 years old and was wl!aring
a bl\le pinstriped shirt undcrnealh his
pale. blue blazer.
No getaway car was spotted by mar'kel
eniploycs lmm«llately after the heist.
Mesan Phoenix Convicted
01130 Perve1·sion Cl1ru·ges
By TO~I BAl\LEV
Of lh• D•llY l'lltl Sl.tt
Gary H~rold Phoenix of Co!la ~1esa
\\'as convicted late f<~rid1y of multiple
charges of rape, assault -wlth intenl to
commit rape, kidnapping, robbery and
sex perversion by an Orange County
Superior Court jury "-'hich now will be
asked to impose the death penally.
The 2S-year~ld bachelor remained im-
passi\·e as . Court Clerk 1'.1artln Prouty
asked the jury to confirm thal It had
found Phoenix guilty on 30 of t1le 33
felony charges filed against him.
F Ive ol lbOSe cnarges, tne jUry agreea ,
involved bodily Injury to his victims.
That factor makes him eligible for the
dea th penalty under Clllfomia's "Little
Lindbergh" Jaw and the same jury Wiii
return \Yednesday to debate the Issue
in a penalty trial.
Plloenix left the counsel table Im-
mediately after the reading of the
verdicts ·to return to Orange County
Jail under a strengthened escort. l~c
made no altempt to contact his relatives
and friends in the courtroom.
His sister. ~trs. Sandy Lewis of Garden
Grove, broke down and wept u the
clerk neared the end of his 30-mlnute
reading of the mcltlple verdict.
But she returned to the courtroom
~he has rarely left to watch her brother
being led back to his cell.
The jury accepted the prosecution case
In all but one of the charges filed
by nine women :victims who l,estified
against Phoenix. They rejected charges
of attempted kidnapping. robbery, and
assault with intent to commil rape in
connection with an attack on a young
Garden Grove waitress.·
Several of . the viclimll identified
Phoenix fn the courtroom as the tall, . ~
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Guards Quell Outbreak in Prison
RAIF.ORO, Fla. (UPJ) -Guards fired
shotguns into a group of 100 convicts who
were trying to break down a fence aroWJd
the FloMda State Prison Friday night,
wounding about 30 persons.
The ·uprising came only hours after
'100 Inmates of the fa cility's maximum se--
curity wing had ended a hunger strike.
In all, 43 prisoners were Jnjured, al·
though none y,·as believed seriously hurt,
according to Prison Supt. 0 , R. Hass·
rurder. Ten were hospitalized and ooe
was taken to a university hospital in
Ga inesv\Ue for treatment of a pepet
'A'oond beneath the eye, Some suffered
<1nly cuts and bruises.
120,000 Victims
Of Quake Finally
Return to Homes
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -1'-linor disas-
tcni Friday replaced the threat of a major
one for some 120,000 persons who finally
'A'ere allowed to return to their homes ~
low the 3-~llkln·gallon reservoir cracked
in last Tuesday's earthquake.
For the families evacuated from their
homes In the Granada Hills, !-fission Hillis
and Sepulveda sections of the JI-square
mile evacuation area in the San Fernando
Valley, il was lime to look aiound. to re-
flect on their luck, and to start the task
of cle.aning up.
The dlsorder was put down by 9:30
p.m., Hassfurder said.
The problem apparently grew out of
a prottst demonstration by 1,200 prison.
ers ~·ho were sympathizing with inmates
<1[ lhe maximum security east ·wing of
the prison who had been staging a hunger
strike, the superintendent said.
The I.200 protestors were ushered out
onto lhe athletic field ind permitted to
elect spokesmen, Hassfurder said. Jj'ow·
ever. attempts to 11egotiate prisoner de-
mands broke down and the spokesmen
lost control of the ~emaining inmates •.
"We let those Who w1nted to eat 10
back to their pellblocks," Hassfurder said.
''By 6:15 p,m., only 400 were holdlnt out.
They began destroying 1tate property,
burning up recreation equipment and
tables, breaking out windows and in gen-
eral being obstinate and totally di1re-
specUul of all authority.
Hassfurder said be gave orders to clear
the field and sent prison olficer1 onto
the field through the north pte. About
50 officers "A·ere involv~. none of whom
was injured In the disorder.
Two troops <If Florida Wpway PatrOI
troopers were staodioi by, bat were not
called in, he said.
The prisoner• on the field refUHd to re.
(See PRISON, Pap 3)
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Weather
For the 1,000 officen committed to pro-
tecting the evacuated homes from the
threat or looting it was a time to knock
on doors to make sure that those return·
ing to the homell were the righl people. ,, Orange Coast residents can ex·
And for the hundreds of workers prob· UI'• T...,...1a peel mostly faJr skies through Sun-
ing the wreckage of the Veterans Admlnis· BAGS BRINK'S REWARD day with variable high clouds_ for
tralion hospital In Sylmar where 43 of the Honest Min Budw'lt the remainder of the long weekend.
62 known dead were crushed when two Chilnce of early fog Sunday mom-
four"5lory buildinl! built in 1925 collapsed, Ing. Overnight loWs 40 to M.· Con-'
it was another day ·of hopeful searching B • k' M ,n tinued ,warm wilh highs at IS to 95 , ror the one _..., still m~sing.. rin S 0/1..:;J 00• Saturday, cooler Sunday with ~· highs 73 14 II. The evacuet.s began returning fa a
"mad rush" at 4 p.m. PSX alter Mayor In Car Tru1_ J _ INSml: TOD.lY
Sam Yorty ~fted the evacuation order f.lt when the water ilt the SQ:.year-old earth-·Gil bert Roland rider onto th1
filled Van Norman· Lakes Dam had been For Four Days sc<n• and "High Cllapamil" )OYlered to a safe level. tokes a whole new twi.rt. Bue it,
The evacuation was a precaqtionary won't be an~ big 1urprise if vau
meaJ1Ure ~ause 1cientists warned after· CHICAGO (UPI) _ Nonnan Budwit, read todo!I'• cover 1tort1 in TV ,1~li1.Jhe...alr.e,.a.,dx,_. .. ~e•~1<ene~~d,__,,.,n._•,,•11o.,.,11e.,111t-m U.hin--re.a•1<10~M~hblle.e_,,_w~E~E~Kn!/;b"°•i,;01;;•~.;;w~o;;;1<:~h;;tnfjll;.,.j'lf"•;.-.1---~
dam. limits," revealtd J<~riday be found two c
"Boy. It was a mad rush." l\fotoreycle Brink's Jnc. money bags containing
Polk:eman Robert Kerns said. "They had •t83,000 along a road and held them,
lined up -ti.ru houn before the time and unopened, ror more than four days
for two ~locks In every dlrectlon.'1 61y,·onderlng what to do with them ."
But two hours .later a quick tour of the Bud wit, 35, a father of three who
ma showed only normal trafnc and a make• p ,50 an hour before deductions,
lot of people unloading clothlnr and other hurriedly-packed belon&lng1. (See BlllNKS, Pa1t II
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By GEORGE LEIDEL
Of tllt D•ltY ~1191 Stffl
Like many other middle cla S! American!. l'rri waiting
with breathless anticipation further ""·ord of the dtm.ise of
the British company that makes the creme de la creme
ol. can.
Like •
countless others. 1 know nl probably never
I own one, bul as long as there are Rolls.-
Rot"~ or Bentley .a.utomnbiles being pro-
duced. chances ere iOOd that" someday
t 'mig ht. During· my childhood.in .Upstate.
New York's Cazenovia, ""here the vehi·
cles outnumbered the dwindling num-
bers of 40-room mansions. T ,.grew to
appreciate the ""'Orth of ~lassie styling,
flawless engineering and status-gQaran·
ttting luxury. . _
George Bond, att.omey at law, lord
of "Shoreacres" and husband to a European countess.
drove a Bentley. On frigid winter mornings my . mod~t
\lolksWagen would follow the trail. he blazed Ucklty-split
through ice-based drifting anow. He always held his htad
in' such a way as to signal the comfort he enjoyed wjlhin
his leather lined womb, safe from the perils of the road
.and the chill of the air. While I struggled to see out my
iced-over windshield tiny wires imbedded in v.•indows or
the Bentley cleared them all.
SUREFOOTED, the silver grey Bentley grabbed the
road obliviow to the !lick pavement. I followed, humbly.
But a tale that spread among Cazenovia's middle clau
Is lodged more ~re.ly in my mind about the pleasures
of owning such a car.
When gquire Bond acquired his wife of royally he
accepted social obligations that frequently strained the
coi.mtry attorney's sensibilities.
ONCE. WREN the ambassador to the tl.S. from France
came for a week's stay, 1'1rs. Bond shamed htr hubby in·
to relinquishing his place in the driver'1 seat. "We cahn'1
bring the ambassador home without a chauffeur," she ad·
• mooished. The Bond's difficult~ swept the black tie set one Sat·
urday nla:ht at the Cazenovia Club. Imagine,· owning an
owner-driven Bentley. a $24.000 car. and not' having a
chauffeur to drive it '~;hile transporting· an ambassador.
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\Vith a keen sense of the theatric, help came from a
direcl descendent of Cazenovia 's founding farilily. a run-
loving_ member of the town's landed aristocracy. Himself
the owner of a Jeep wagon: George Thompson could -Offer
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WITH RENTED livery 1his ·blue blooded aristocrat
piloted the Bentley to and from the airport and around
the countryside for the entire week's \'isil
Vi'hen the earful of dignitaries all pi.died up in front
ot the comer drugstore one day, astoryished to~speople
Uttered with glee at the sight of a leading cittzen stepplni
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hJs help graciously to the curb, then the ambasaador.
Their errands completed a short while later, the group
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witnesses, rolled down a window so all could hear his
simple, "Home. George."
THE RUSE continued through the ambassador"s stay
and he "''ent back to Prance undoubtedly -imPressed.
Townsfolk concluded that all it takes to make it social-
ly is a lakeside estate, a wile of European royalty, a
liveried driver, and of course a Bentley.
Since 1 have no estate, my Wife is of Alabama stock,
and I dr ive myself, my only hope is continued production
of Bentleys and Rolls-Royces.
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Front Her Valentine
Lucy Groetsch, 18, Costa 1ifesa. got a valentine,from
the IBM 360 in the computer cen ter at Orange Coast
College. Is the sophisticated machine really a hope-
less romantic? Or is there a shy computer program·
mer \\1ho Is smitten \\ith Lucy and wears his heart
on an IBM card? Whatever )'OU do, Lucy, do not
fold, 1pindle, or mutilate.
Brazen Gunman
Gets $11 ,000
Front Market
A b{azen gunman disguised by a black
'"·ig -and 1i.1se mustache held up an Ana·
helm market Friday night and escaped
wllh ·a shopping bag lilied with $1.1.,000 in
Ci!h.
Police said the !Of'le bandit entered the
Thrlftimart a~ Stait College Boulevard
and Lincoln Avenue at 7:14 p.m., flashed
• black re~'olver at the store manager
aod.demanded to be taken into the cash
counting room.
He ordered the manager to empty the
safe and cash drawers, theR loaded the
brown shopping bag to the brim and
escaped on foot. He was last seen walking
soo th on Stale College Boulevard, officers
iaid.
Detectives said the gunman was ap-
proximately %5 years old and was wearing
a blue pinstriped shirt UJ1derneath ha
pale blue blazer.
No getaway car was spotted by market
employes immediately after the heist.
Women Denied
Male Stripper
RAINHAM, England (UPI) -\Vhat's
sauct for the gander. said the ladies of
the Rainham United Service Club, should
be sauce for the geese -even "'hen it
comes to a striptease act.
~ women were up in arms because
the1club's all-male committee \'etoed the.ir
pl3ns to biing in a male stripteaser as
entert.ainment for a club "hen party."
Mesan Phoenix Convicted
On 30 Perversio11 01arges
By TOM llAllLEV
or !tie c>tH"t Plllt Steff
G.vy Harold Phoenix of Costa P.lesa
wa.i cOnvlcted late .Fritlay· of multiple
charges of rape, assault with intent to
commi~,. rape, kidnapping, robbery IJ1d
sex ~tversion by an Orange County
Superior Court jury ~·hich now will be
asked to impose the death penalty.
The 29<year-old bachelor remained im-
passiv~ as Court Clerk Martin Prouty
Castro's Sister
Says Missiles
'Never Removed'
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Fidel Castro ·iii:
siste r, enroute to Orange County, said
Friday that the missile sites denoun~
by the late Prtsident Kennedy never
have been removed lrom Cuba.
"The only one who stated ihe missiles
were taken out of' Cuba were the Com·
munists. and I am no one to believe
what they said," explained Juanita
Castro. who fled her homeland in 1964
and now lives in Miami.
Miss Castro was in Southern California
to appear at the Orange County Anti·
Subversive Seminar in Anaheim.
She said, "I have no doubt that my
brother is ~hind the trouble. in Chile.
F'idel is the only guilty one for all
the problems going on in South America,
and in baCk of Fidel's intentions we
must see the Soviet Union."
asked the jury le ·oonllrm t!lal' I\ bid
found Phoenix guilty on 30 of the J3
felony charges filed against him.
FtYe or those clilitges, the jury agreed,
involved bodily injury to his victims.
That factor makes him eligible for the
death penalty under California's "Lltlle
Lindbergh" law and the sa1ne jury will
return Wednesday to debate the issue
in a penalty trial.
Phoenix left · the counsel table im-
mediately after the reading of the
verdicts to return to Orange County
Jail under a strengthened escort. He
made no attempt to rontacl his relatives
and friends in the courtroom .
His sister. Mrs. Sandy Lewis of Garden
Grove, broke do"1T and wept ~ the
clerk neared the end of his 30-minule
reading or the multiple verdict.
But she returned lo the courtroom
she has rarely left to v.·atch her brother
being led back to his cell.
The jury accepted the prosecution case
in all but one of the charges filed
by nine ~·omen victims who testified
against Phoenix. They rejected charges
of attempted kidnapping, robbery, and
assault with intent to commit rape in
connection \Vith an attack on a young
Garden Grove waitress.
Several of the victims identified
Phoenix in the courtroom as the tall,
CSec PHOEi'IJIX, Page 3)
Brink!)s
30 Hurt in Rioting
Guards Quell Outbreak in Prison
RAIFORD, Fla. (UPI) -Guards fired
shotguns into a group ol 100 convicts who
were trying to break down a fence around
the Florida Stale Prison Friday night,
wounding about 30 persons.
The uprising came only hours after
70U :nmates or the facility's maximum se-
curity wing had ended a hunger strike.
In all, 43 prisoners were injured, at.
though none was believed seriously hurt,
according lo Prison Supt. D. R. Hass·
furder. Ten were hospitaliied and one
was taken to a university hospital in
Gainesville for trestment of a pellet
wound beneath the eye. SOme suffered
only cuts and bruises.
South Viets
Sweep Through
Red Outposts
SAIGON (AP) -South Vietname~
forces operating under an umbrella of
U.S. air support swept through North
Vietnamese base camps, supply depots
and warehouses today on the Ho Chi P.Unh
trail in southern Laos.
Saigon headquarters said the day·s haul
""-'BS the most lucrative since the South
Vietnamese dri\'e into Laos began P.1on·
day. A spokesman reported finding hun·
drtd<.: of tons of munitions , fuel, clothing
and food stockpiles, including 2,000 chick·
ens and ducks. The poultry ~·as distribu·
led on the spot to South Vietnamese
~i,..sa!t.
Thi headquart.c reported halt a doun
clashes along theitrail north and south
ol .flJabt'a.Y 1. rt Pid 142 ennny we.re
killed wfliJe South Vietnamese Jouu were
seven kUled and 15 wounded, Many o.f the
Nllrth Vietnamese were victims of Amer!·
can bombers and helicopter gunships and
some were guarding base camps and war
stockpiles about 13 miles from the South
Vietnamese border.
The U.S. Command announced in-
creased air support tor the South Vielna.
mese. reporting 1.100 helictipter missions
into Laos Friday, more than double the
number of the previous day. Gunship
support, troop lifts and medical evacua·
lion of dead and wounded were included.
Sooth Vietnamese soldiers found several
warehouse!!' stocked v.ith canvas boots
and gloves. three Ions of canned pork,
:15.000 gallorui of gasoline and other items.
They killed 28 North Vietnamese guards
"'hile fig hting their \\"ay into the complex
12 mites southwest of Lang Vei. lt was
described as a quartermaster depot.
Tn an arta nine miles southv.•est of Lan~
Vei. !hev se ized 20 Soviet.made trucks.
and 10 iniles north\\·est of the city they
found three caches and the bodies of 20
guards killed by U.S. air strikes. These
yie lded bcf\\'een 70 and 100 tons of rice.
more than 500 rifles, 600 unifortns and 60
antiaircraft machine guns like those tha t
ha\'e knocked do\\'Tl more than 20 Ameri·
can helicopters this v.·eek. Some weapons
were destroyed by the U.S. air raids.
The disorder .was put down by 9:XI
p.m., Hassfurder said.
The problem apparently grew out of
a protest demonstration by 1,200 prison-
ers who were sympathizing with inmates
of the maximum security east wing of
the prison· who had been staging a hunger
atrike, the superintendent said.
The t,200 protestors were ushered out
onto the athletic field and permitted tG
elect spokesmen. Hassfurder said, How·
ever. attempts to itegotiate prisoner de-
mands broke down and the spokesmen
Jost control of the remaining Jnmate&.
""'e let those who wanted to eat go
back to their ctllblocks," llassfurder said.
Clean Up Begins
"By 6:15 p.m ., only 400 were holding ouL
They began destroying state property1 bunling up recreation equJpment ln<I
tables, breaking out windows.and in gen-
eral being obstinate and totilly dlsreo
.spectful of all authority.
Hassfurder said he gave orders to clear
the field and sent prison officers ooto
the field through the north gate. About
50 officers were h1volved, none of whom
was injured in the disorder.
Two troops of Florida Highway Patrol
troopers were standing by. but wert not
called in, he said.
The prisoners on the field refused lo re·
(Se< PRISON, Pq e I)
120,000 Back in Homes
Following Earthquake
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -~tinor disas-
ters Friday replaced the threat of a major
one for some 120,000 persons "'ho finally
~·ere allowed to return to the ir homes be-
low the 3-bitlion-gallon reservoir cracked
in last Tuesday's earthquake-.
For the fam ilies evacuated rrom their
homes in the Granada Hill s, MiMion Hills
and Sepul\'eda sections of the IS.square
W ellsite Gets
Queen Mary Gate
Iii Costa Mesa .
Long Beach has t~ Queen Mary, but
Costa Mesa has a piece or the-most
famous luxury liner ever to sail the
seas.
Fresh water -crystal clear in ract,
not sallwater -will course along beneath
the bit of historic nostalgia acquired
for local viewing.
A massive wrought Iron gate once
installed aboard the mammoth ve~l
will become a part of a decorative
Costa P.1esa County Water District well
site.
Directors of the C~ICWD have long
adhered to a pollcy of making wells
and other facilities acceptable tG sur-
rounding areas from the aesthetic stand-
point.
A Spanish-style adobe brick wall was
included in plans for a nearly finished
well located at Fairview Road and
Sunflower A venue on the Costa ~fesa
S11.,ta Ana ci ty lln1its.
The landscaping company hired lo
design lhe eight·foot·high installation
needed a gate to keep the curious out
and protect equipment.
So after shopping around, they chose
the wrought iron portals sold at auction
\~·hen the Queen Mary was stripped for
renovation as a maritime museum and
convention <:i!nter in Long Beach.
mile evacuaUon area ln the San Fernando
Valley, it was lime to look around, to rt:~
fleet on their luck, a.11d lo start the tagk
of cleaning up.
For the 1,000 officers ctimmitted to pro.
tecting the evacuated homes from the
threat of looting it was a time to knock
on doors lo make .sure that those return·
ing to the homes were the right people.
And for the hundreds of ~·orkera·lJf'Ob
lng the wreckage of the Vete:rans Adminis-
tration hospital in Sytmar where 4.S. of the
12 kno'I"' dead were Cl'\Uhed wlie~ two
four·slcry buildings built in 1925 collapsed,
it wag another day of hopeful Maf'Chlnl
for the one person still mi.ss(llf.
Thi evacuees bepn retumtir fn 1
"mail rush" at ~ p.m. PST after ·Mayor
Sam Yorty Ufted t~ evacuation order
when the water in I.he 60-year-old earth-
fiJJed Van Norman Lakes Dam had been
lowered to a safe level.
The evacuation was a precautionary
measure because scientists warned after-
shocks might split the already weakened
dam.
•·Boy, it was a mad rush," Motorcycle
Policeman Robert Kerns said. "They had
lined up two hours before the Lime and
for two blocks in every direction."
But two hours later ·a quick tour of the
area showed only normal traffic and a
lot of people unloading clothing and other
hurriedly·paeked belongings.
P.frs. li.fike li.fcDougall. who spent three
nights sleeping In the car with her. hus·
band. their ll·year-old daughter and their
two poodles. expressed the thoughts or
manv evacuees :
"We felt like refugees, and T look like
one."'
"l\fy kitchen Is a fright." said Mrs.
Aamnda Jackson "The built-Ins just
bounced out of the wall ." She and her
family of five had been eating carry-out
hamburgers for four da ys.
"I'm just glad to see the house still
~tanding.'' commented one ""'fugee, "We
had pretty much written it off.''
The family or Saugus School. Nancy. 8,
and Steven, 11, were taken in by friends
and did not have to join thousands of
othPrs in crowded evacuation centen.
Money Returned
"We'r\! \'ery, very lucky," Amstutz said
after a quick look at his Granada Hilla
home. "This is a selfish and hypocritical de..
cision." fumed Barbara Charlton. a ~
year-old mother of four. "\\lhy should the
men decree what sort or entertainment
we have.
"Oh. it's all right for them lo have their
female strippers on their stag nights -
but they are keeping a tlf!'.ht che<'k on \'l'hat
we should see. It's just plain unfair, thal's
all."
MW Castro, who broadcast! a radio
progrF to 49 Spanish-language staliom
and dOes extenfive trave!Jng for speaking
engagements, said sbe rtteives in·
formation throuRh underground channels
about what is going on in CUb1.
Man Held $183 ,000 • in Car Trunk for Four Da y s
Nancy, who quickly cheeked out her
backyard playhouse, found a crack In the
wall and told her parents serloilsly, "we'll
have to repair that."
Club Chairman Reg Taylor said he fell
ft male stripper would "lower the tone of
the club. The ladies are not full n1embers,
but only associates -although they are
naturally very welcome." ·
Taylor said the rommiuee planned tn
suggest a pair or female impersonators
1s a substitute for the male stripteasers.
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For Se x Mo vies
Four persons named as principals in
the backyard prod9cli~ of stag movies
have been ordered ,;r face trial April
21 in Orange CounttSuf>erior Court.
Judge Byron K. cMUJan Jet the: trial
date after reviewing etldence submitted
by Weslmhuter poli~ who raided the
home of Vernon Ee 'IUtennan, 42, of
68.11 Santee Ave., last April I.
Testerman, a paraplegic who ls con-
fined lo his wheel cbair, is accused
of conspiracy to sell or distribute obJ<:ene
matter. Conspiracy rc'harges ·~ also
levelled against Ztlm'a A. C•rvalho, 44,
or Santa Ana, Edmund Wallace Guerry,
37. of Long Beach and Ch~ rl' s
Westminster'.
Offictrs said the I-our were actively
Involved In the making of obsctne movies
aQd stills aL Testermin'a homt. They
11ald the produels of tht quart.el's
backyard enterprloe ehjoyed a wide
cirtUlalion in lht underground market.
All four defendants are free on bail.
U'I T"'-• BAGS BRINK'S REWARD
Hont1t M.n ludwit
CHICAGO (UPI) -Norman Budwil, newspapers last night," he said. "Thi!
an "honest man within reasonable morning I decided to tell Brink's about
limits." revealed Friday he found ty,·o it."
Brink's Tnc. money bags containing "I consider myself an honest man
S1&3,000 along a road and held them , within reasonable limits," he said in
unopened, for more than four days answer to a reporter's questio n.
"wondering what to do \Vith them." Edgar A. Jones, Bi-ink's president, said
Budwlt. 35, a father of three who the door of the armored truck apparently
makes $.1.50 an hour before deductions, sprang open "'hen the vehicle sped across
telephoned Brink's headquarters at noon a railroad crossing. I-le said the truck
Friday about 14 hours after ne"•spaper~ doo r was shut but not locked.
first rtported the bags had bounced one of the two guards felt a draft,
from a Brink's armored car near looked back and saw that the baas
auburban Elmhurst Monday ni ght. were missing. A search railed to turn
Brink's ofnctals picked up the sealed them up and Brink's Thursday ran an
bags at Budwit'1 home In suburban ad orrering "a liberal reward" for in-
Downen Grove, confirmed that the formation leading to their reco\'ery, $100,tm In caah Ind $83,000 In checks was Intact. and handed him an $1J,OOO . In apparent !Upport of Budwit's sup-
cl>fck l!t a reward . posit.ion that the bags might not have
"f dlan 't open the bags," Budwil told contained money, Jonea said, "Very Gften
ney,·smen at a news conference . "J didn't they contain only canceled checks." lie
e\·en tell my wife about It said he and William Cole, Brink's dlrec·
"I didn 't know It was money. I UlOught tor of security, conferred after Bwfwit's
· ht bf: man ." call aand de<:kled. "Let's make: the
Budw t sa ~"h'"e~th~,-,-w-th~,-ba-g•_l_n-~rt0w~11'\rtO-per
the trunk or hi! car when he found Budwlt said he would "discuss It with
them Mond•y night u he wheeled along my wife" befort deciding what to do
York Rold near North Avtnue: In~ the with his reward.
We:st,em iUburbitn area. "I'm just glad there wete only two
111 left Uttm In the trunk all the bag~ or money lost," he said. "l'd hate
while and Just about forgot about them to hive to explain the disappc!arlnct
until l be1an read.Jn; 1torlea in lb. of any others."
Orange
Weather
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day with variable high clouds for
the remainder of the Jong w,elikend.
Chance of early fog Sunday morn-
ing. Overnight lows 40 to 55. Con-
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on Saturday, cooler Sunday with
highs 73 to 85. '
INSIDE TODAY
Gilbert Roland rides onto1 the
sce11e aim "Hiah Cl1oporrnl"
takes a whole new twUt. But ft
won't be an11 big surprise if 11ou
read todo11's co11er story in TV
WE~K be/ore watching Lhe
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Ow11 a Bentley-.
A11d a Chauff er
Ill' GEORGE LEIDEL ot flM Olllf ,.1 .. 1 Sl-'f
Llke many other middle class A.Jt!tri~~s I'm w~iting
with breathleS! anlicipabon further word of fr.e demise of
the British company that makes the creme de la creme
of cars.
Like countleu others. T k/lovt... I'll probably never _
own one, but as long as there are Rolls--
Royce or Beatley .automobiles. being. pro-
duced, chances are good that someday
I might. During my childhood in Upstate
New York'.s Cazenovia, where .lhe vehl·
cles outnumbered _the d.windling num·
bers of 41).room mansions, I grtw to
appreciate the.. v.·or!h or .classic styling,
nawless engineering and statua-guaran·
teeing luxury.
• George Bond, attorney. at law, lord
"of · "Slioreacrts" ·and husband. to a Ehropean courtte!ls,
drove a Bentley. On frigid winter mornings thy modest
Vol);swagen would follow the trail . he blazed llckity-aplit
through ice-based drift ing snow. He always held·hl! head
in such a v.·ay as to signal the comfort he enjoyed within
hi& leather lined womb, safe from the perils of the road
and !he chill Ot the air. While I ·struggled to see out my f™~ver windshield tiny wires imbedded ln windows of
the Bentley cleared them all.
SUREFOOTED. 1he sil\'er grty Bentley grabbed !he
road oblivious to the slick pavement. I follo\yed. humQly.
But a tale that sprea d among Cazenovia's middle cla.$5
ls lodged more securely in my mind about the pleasures
of owning such a car. When squire Bond acquired his wife of royally he
accepted 90eial obligations that frequently ,£trained the
country attomey'1 sensibilities.
ONCE. WHEN the ambassador to the U.S. from France
came for a "'·eek's stay, J..frs. Bond shamed her hubby in-
to relinquishlng his place in the driver's seat. "We c.ahn't
brlng the ambassador home Without a chauffeur," she ad-
monished . The Bond's difficulty swept t~e black tie set one Sat·
urday night at lhe Cazenovia Club. Imagine. ovroing an
owner-driven Bentley, a S24.®() car. and not having a
chauffeur to drive it while transporting an ambassador.
Shame.
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With a keen sense of the theatric. help came £ram ll
direct descendent of Cazenovia's founding family. a fun-)l"""'""""'"""""'L"•m,,"w;::::•,.".,"'.,;''11·CIMll•.,•.M,.",.".,,,'w,.••"::i'·.,,..,,.,..,.,.jl loving member of the town's landed aristocracy. HimEelf
the owner of a Jeep wa~on. (ie-Orge Thompson could offer
no chauffeur. He offered himseU.
WITH RENTED livery this blue blooded aristocrat
piloted th.e Bentley to and from the airport and around
the countryside for the entire week's visit.
When the earful of dignitarie11 all pufled up in front
of the comer drugstore one day, astonished townspeople
Uttered with glee at the sight of a leading citi?.en sttpping
out in livery to assist passengers. The countess accepted
lilil help graciously lo the curb, then the ambassador.
Their errands completed a short while late r, the group
returned to the tux ury of the adto . · . . ,
George Bond, aware of the at.ares from dumbfounded
witnesses. rolled down a window ao all co1o1Jd hear k!Js
simple, "Home, Geo~," · ·
THE Rl)SE cqntinued through the ambassador's sl.ay
and he went back to France uridoubtedly impressed.
Townsfolk concluded that all It takes to make it social·
ly Is 11: lakeside estate. a wife of European royalty, a
liveried driver, and of course a Bentley.
Since I have no estate. my wife is or Alabama 11tock,
and t drive myseU. my only hope is continued produdion
of Bentleys and Rol\s-Royces.
Fe1nale Inmates Like
Prison Charm Course 'l
DWIGHT. fll [A P) -for
1uburban bousevdves a charm
course v.·ould be just another
v.·ay to pass the time, but
for the Inmates at the Illinois
StBte Reformatory for Women
ii '$ the high point of the week .
in so bright." said Carol. 19,
!trving one year for forgery.
"I feel like · J"ll be ablt! to I
look just like her once I get
out ."
Their only gripe i.~ that it
doesn't last long enough.
The charm-poise and diction
Improvement program. tesied
for two years at Dwight, will
be introduced this month at
institutions in 10 stales.
lt! aim is lo boost the
prisoners' morale by sprucing
up their looks and tidying up
their languagf'.
The program is an 111tempt
to minimize the defeminizinR
effect.!I of penal routine . Too
often, 1ay prison oHicials. a
woman "s self-esteem dw1ndlt!s
in en institutional environment
that demands glrict obedience
to rules .11nd pl11ce~ little
premium on femin ine al·
tr activeness.
The program to combat this
problem could hardly be held
in an atmosphere less con·
ducf.ve to hope and optimism.
Thin bars line the windO\\'!
of 1 brick meeting hall,
painted in two ton('S of in·
stltutional gretn and 11tudded
~·Ith religious plaque5 .
But the instructor. Jo Greto,
an o ·modtl who ht1ds a
Cb.icaio be 1 u t y consultant
firm. makeii up for the grim
surroundings. Her !bocktn11t
pink pant suit is a welcome contra5t to the drab den im
houit<lfeues issued lO in·
mates.
Mis~ Grf'en fakes the women
through ihf! routine charm i
school paces. from ha.info to
pedicure. The prisoners a.re
attentive but it's when she
gels into social behavior that
the firev.·o rks begin.
She relies on the technique
of '"role playing'' to draw the
"'omen out of their shells and ·
help them lo g rap p I e r
real istically with potentially
troublesome situations they
"'ill face upon release.
"Be prepared for all kinds
of questions . . . even if
you \\"Cre In Dwigh.t,'' she told
them . '"They may not hire
you because nf that. but thev
most certainly \\'ill not hirC
ynu if you are not qualified ."
Her classes are so popular
1hat there's a w11iting list and
"·omen "'ho have gont through
nnce are clamoring for more
advanced instruction.
"My friends told me how
nice the course ~·as," said
a teen·aged inmate. "They
said they feel they can bold
their heads up now.''
Officials voice :i;omt op-
timism abput the program's
long-term effect. Si~y of the
111 women Who havt. r.om·
pitted the course since It
~tarted in January 1969 h11ve
~n rf'leased and aut rities
notf!' th11t only one 10\ated
parolt And none re mtd on
a n
rt form ti I or y' s normAI
recidivism r11te is 11bodt 8 per-
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.•. ~· By BARBARA KREIBICH
Of ni. O.ll, ,Ufl SIMI
Five years ago, lhe Patience y.rright
Chapter of the Daughters or the
• ,merican Revolution in Laguna Beach
: decided it would be nice to ha ve a
: little parade through town in February
to honor American History f\1ontb and
\Vashington's Birthda y.
Il might also call attention to the
fact that the member high school band
was sadly in need o{ new uniforms,
the good ladies thought.
Sparked by ~1rs. Emily Ross, an
Sirius II
Leads Race
In Mexico
By AL~10N LOCKABEY
Dtlf~ ,llOI lttllftt l'!fllr
Bob Lynch's ~I Class cutter Sirius Tl
Jed tM 26 boats iR the i\1arina del Rey
to Puerto Vallarta yacht race into the
home stretch Friday with 279 miles tc>
go across the glassy Gulf of Califomia to
the finish line.
But Bill Wilson's SS-foot yawl Rascal
from Santa Barbara Yacht Club bad
moved up on Sirius II and edged her out
of first place on the handicap charts.
Not more than 35 miles separated the two
boats.
Winds acroS! the Gulf c>f California were
reported at llO more than ft..10 knots dur-
ing the afternoons and virtually dead
calm at night. 'Ole forecast v.·as for litt le
or no improvement today.
But if the winds do improve, Sirius was
given a good chance tc> finish early Sun-
day afternooR with Rascal not far be-
hind. Sirius II was the only yacht past
Cabo San Lucas at Friday's rocall. She
was 20 miles into the gulf.
Rascal was also the leader in Class A.
Other class leaders were William Good·
Jey's Newport-41 Dakar, DRYC, in Cl~ss
Amtrlcan }fistory buff and pillar of
the local OAR, and with the assistance
of the school band director and the
Laguna Exchange Club, the Patriots'
Day Parade ~·as launched .
Tc> everyone'a aurprlse -Laguna being
some't'hat of a center of sophisticated
culture -it was a vast success.
Next year, they had another one -
bigger and better -and highlighted
by presentation to the city and the
band dir~tor oC Freedom Foundations
A\\'ards for patriotic effort.
The Patriots' Day Parade had become
an annuaJ event. Next Saturday the
''filth Annual'' wUI march off down
the atee:p alopes ol P•rk Avenue, navtgal.e:
the tricky tum onto Fore&t at Coast
Highv.•ay and 'fient Ila way past the
City Hall revie}Ving stand to the Festival
or Arts grounda where topl\les wUl be
banded out.
Involved. directly or lndirt!cUy In the
1971 parade are President Nixon, the
Pentagon, the U.S.. A.Ir Foret and the
Marine Corps -along with 23 bands,
52 marching units and JOO equestrians.
for a total of 4,500 persons in 100 entries
SaturlMJy, f1brU1ry 13, 1971 s DAILV PILOT :J
Patriots Day Parade
represtntlng M Southern caUfornia com·
munltles.
"\Ve expect quite a crowd, it's really
quite eiclting," 1aid Mr•. Rosa.
The Presidential lnvt>lvement camt
with the 11nnouncement thet Mrs. Carole
Hanson, of El Toro wife of missing
Marine Corps pilot Capt. Stephen Hanson,
will serve as Grand Marshal, represen·
ting families of American prisoners or
war.
The President sent a personal measage
commending this recognition of the
prisoners and missing men.
DAILY ~ILOT lltlt ,,_,.
11\tn came word from the Pentagon
that the U.S. Air Force would like to
partJclpate with a Dy-by in the tradllional
"ml.Sling man formation" In which lost
comrades are honored by a night form.a·
tton for whlcll one plane Ls miasing.
Leading the parade will be the Marine
band rrom El Toro, whtre Potra. lfangon
recently wu named "Military Wife ot
the Year.''
All in all a far tty from the quaint
liUle parade of 1967. when the issue
of the day was the fact that the high
achoo! band turned out in shabby
Fro111 quarantine
uniforms and played on battered irt-
strumentl.
The Lsguna Beach High SCbool will
be on hand too, next Saturday, some
llO at.tong, in handsome unllorms and
with shiny new instruments.
And as further proof or what cen
happen v.·hen the determined Indies of
the DAR set their mind! to It, there
also will be a band from 'Thurston
Intermediate School plus JOO young musi·
clans from the three elementary schools,
none or whlch had any Instrumental
music program at all five year.! ago.
Apollonauts Set
For Debriefing
SPACE CENTER, Houslon (UPI) -
Apollo 14's astronauts today re-live for
the future the highlights of the nine-day
expedition that scientists aay appears to
have returned long-sought pieces of the
moon's prim1tive crust.
After spending their firat night in the
comfort.able isolation quarters al the Lu.
nar Receiving Laboratory, Alan 8. Shep-
ard, Stuart A. Roosa a.nd Edgar D. Mil·
chell planned to tape record their ex-
periences in narrative style for later
1tudy by engineers and scientists.
The moon pilots. reported healthy and
cheerful, must spend two more weeks In
the quarantine. quarters and much of that
lime will be devoted to detailed debrief·
ings. From the astronauts' extensive
notes, project officials and follow-on
Apollo crews dan better plan their mls-
liions.
uranium and thorium than the average
of the Apollo 11 and 12 rocks.
This. said Space Agency Geocbemis~
Robin Brett. Indicates the rock is more
primitive than tt\e dark Java now basalt&
returned from the lunar flatlands Visited
by the Unrt two landings crews. He said
it might have come from the 4.5 billion
year lunar crust.
'The goal of Apollo 14 was to find pieces
blasted out of the primeval lunar surface.
If that one rock studied is typical of Apol-
lo 14's samples. Shepard and Mitchell
wlll have collected rocks far different
from the Apollo 11 and 12 samples.
"If these kind of rocks are commor1 011
the surface, it meaM that the highlands
are a primitive layer alm03t as old as
the moon It.self," said Dr. Paul Gast., cruet
of the lAlnar Sciences Divtsion at the c.en·
ter.
• 'Band John Holiday's Ericsc>n-35 Aquarius
in Class C. Here are the standiRgs:
Boat.for boat leaders and distances
from PV: (1) Sirius II, 279 (2) Rascal,
317 (3) Dorothy 0, 359, (4) Aries, Russ
Ward. 380. LYC. (5) \Vidgeon , Norman Ba·
con. SBYC. 383.
PAT SPERRY (LEFT) AND GINGER KNIGHT SIFT DIRT FOR INDIAN ARTIFACTS
In Huntington Beach, Some Dedicated Amateurs Dig the Dirty Work of Archeology
In another wing of the $15 million moon
laboratory, sdentist."I got their first look
at two or the rocks Shepard and Mitchell
collected on their laborioua climb up a
stttp ridge a week ago today. One was
a white. lemon·sized boulder chip unlike
anything aeen on the moon before.
"What we are saying here, there fs a
)ayer of unknown thickness which 11 or a
very different composition than the aver-
age moon," Gast said. "The utounding
thlng Is that this was so essentially 4.5
billion years ago."
OVERALL HANDICAP (1) Racca!: (2}
Sirius II· (3) Aquarius, John Holiday
LBYC: (4,) Dorothy O; (5) Oaker, \Villiam
Goodley DRYC.
CLAsS A-(1) Rascal: 12) Sirius (3)
Dorothy O: (4) Querida II Jim Feuer-
stein. DRYC: (5) Widgeon.
CLASS B-(l) Dakar; (2) Quasar, Ar·
thur Biehl ST FYC : (Jl Siren, Frank
ruce NHYC (4) Destiny 11, JohJt Hooten, ecvC: <5) Carina. W. T. Colville, NHYC.
CLASS C-(1) Aquarius; (2) Jano TIT,
Robert Kahn. CYC: (3) Freestyle Lippold
& Cicero, NHYC; (S) Sigame, Sid Renkow.
DRYC.
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PRISON ...
turn to their cells. Teargas was fi red into
their ranks but fa iled to stop them.
"Appro11imately 100 of them broke from
the athletic field, ran around the dug.
·out 01 the baseball field and toward the
fence, attempting t~ break down the
fence," Hassfurder said.
<;They were ordered to sto p four times.
At that time our officers opened fi re with
shotguns.
"We only used this method as a la st
resort. ft did quell their disturbance and
they did then go back into the cells."
Hassfurder said the firing lasted about
IO seconds.
"I wa11t to emphasize lhal we did take
every precaution and that they could not
be controlled at that point." Hassfurder
said.
"We negotiated \\'ith them. \\'e talked
to them. "''e begged them, "''e ordered
them and v.•e gas sed them and none of
it wGrked. You must have order in an
insUtulio1111 of this kind."
DAILY PILOT
H .. pett l•x lil Hltlltl ..... .._.
Balding Tires
Good for Ticket
Under State Law
Chances are if you hit the freeway,;
this long weekend you'll encounter more
trouble than the massive traffic jams
California Highway Patrol off i c e r 1
predict due to closed, earthquake-damag·
ed routes.
A crackdown on motorists wi!h bald
tires is under v.·ay as the result of
new state legislation approved last
November, CHP spokesmen noted today.
''We're issuin g cit.ations now anytime
lhat we stop a vehicle with tires that
that we stop a vehi cle with tires that
dc>n 't comply v.·ilh the law," says CHP
officer Kirk Johnson .
The law specifically says a motorist
\\'ith one or more tires worn to less
than l/J2nd of an inch or tread depth
is left in any two adjacent grouts
anywhere on the ti re is a violator.
A fine of $10 Md a court order le>
replace the hazardous lires can be ex·
pe<ted.
Legislation aimed at reducing lhe
danger of blowouts IG driver,; who ex·
perlence them or other motori sts im·
perilled by cars thrown out of control
due lo blowouts also aJfecls ser\•ice
stations and garages.
They are forbidden from mounting
faulty tires on wheels, selling or repair-
ing them for further use if too dilapid ated
and threadbare.
The new law is improving business
fc>r most area tire dealers -often
ticketed motorists didn 't realize their
tires v.·ere so bad -and may make
it better in the Jong run too.
"They'll li\·e lc>nger and be back to
buy even more tires," says dealer Tom
Stilley, of eosi.a Mesa.
Beach River Bluff Proves
Gold Mine f 01~ Ai·cheology
BY RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of th• DIH'f' ,rr.r Stiff
No one strolling over the patch of
v.·ooded grazing land in Huntington Beach
would suspect that the earth beneath
it is rich with history.
But Indians lived there as long a!ll
8.000 years ago subsisling off shellfish
dug out of the brackish salt marshes
and by taking potshots at birds with
their bows and arrows.
Their way of life was simple, unspec-
tacular, and will probably nol be written
up in anthropology journals as an ad-
vanced culture.
But, to a group of avocational Orange
County archeologisls, the small parcel
overlooking the vast riverbed is a gold
mine.
Several times a month. men, women
and children trek out to the site with
soiled clothing, picks and trowels.
Burrowing through the earth, they let
out light screams of joy whenever an
arrowhesd or a bone is unearthed.
"The point is not to find something
startling," explained Alleen McKinney,
a C.osta Mesa housewife and member
of the Paci(ic c.oast Archeological Socie-
ty.
···\Ve're not. here for great discoveries,
just to preserve the record for the
future . \Ve're doing our thing for ecology.
If we keep good records, some day
future generations will know a lot more
about the history or this area," said
Ginger Knight of Fullerton.
The land, adjacent to a barley field
near ElliJ Avenue and Beach Boulevard
will soon be developed into an apartment
complex and the worker& are digging
furiously to save the artifacts.
Since the area has been plowed over
several times, the: archeologists have
found a strange mixture of artifacts
in their silting screens. They include
old pennies, SQl,lart: nails , pieces of glass
and remnant.! from two cullures.
•·we're findlng artifacts from the late
pre-historic culture when the Spanish
discove red California. These people ate
shellfish mostly," said Mrs. McKinney.
"We're also finding cogstone and
mGnos (handslones) from the Mill·
ingstone People v.•ho lived here 6,000
to 8.000 years ago," she added.
Some of the Indians, she says. were
good shots since the sile is yielding
scores of little triangular arrowheads
commc>nly used to knock birds off their
perches.
The archeologists. working this site
are under the guidance of the Bowers
Museum in Santa Ana and use . the
s~rictest scientific precautions to make
their work meaningful.
"\Ve don't like tG be cal!ed amateurs.
It's an avocation for us. We keep record.1
of all our pits so we can pinpoint e:ii:act\y
Y:here verything is fou nd. And when
we're through , we publish our reports,"
said Mrs. McKinney.
Members of the group said there are
about 280 Indian sites throughout Orange
County, some of which are being ex-
amined by the Pacific Coast
Archeologlcal Society.
Persons known as "pothunters" have
been aware of their locations for year a
and have filled their pockets with the
artifacts.
Mrs. Martha Mltchell, wife o( the U.S.
Attorney General, was touring the lab
when the first batch of Apollo 14's 96
pounds of lunar booty was opened Friday.
She said one. rock "looks like a big potato"
with tine s on it she suggested were
"worms from a million years ago.''
A mare detailed 1tudy of the aamplea
fs planned for early ne11t week afttr lab-
oratoi:y crews take a three-day. weekend
holiday. t
It will be several moi;iths before the
rocks' ages can be determined.
But quick "'ork in a radfatJon counting
laboratory SO feet below ground showed
that a three--pound rock brought back by
Apollo 14 bad 10 timea more potauium,
Police Hunting
Kidnap Suspect
Police are conducting a countywide
aearch for a man who Is believed to
have abducted a cocktail waitress and
tried to rape her before she struggled free
from her attacker.
11te woman was Identified by Hunting-
ton Beach police as Sandra BantiJta, 31,
• cock1all waitress Crom Cypress.
She: told office rs ahe was on her way
home from her job In Anaheim around 10
p.m. when a. blond·haired man forced
her off the road and grabbed her by the
throat as the car came to a halt.
The assailant, described to be b1 his
early 20's and wearing sports cloth ing,
then forced her to drive her GV."fl car to
the intersecti on of Wam er Avenue and
Golden We.st Stree t in Hu11tington Beach
where he tried to rape her, the l\'oman
told detectives.
Police said the woman apparently man-
11ged to fight off the altacker and escaped
on foot.
Anahelm police sajd Mrs. Bantista',; ca r
Taler was discovered in Anaheim near the
location where the abduction was to have
occurred.
From Pagel
PHOENIX .• • •
blond assail ant who tracked them GR
dark and deserted streets, grabbed them
and bundled them into his white
Thunderbird auto and lhen sexually
humiliated and raped them after emp-
tying their purses.
It was aucetsSftl:Uy argued fflat ff..r
attacks took place in four Orange County
conummJUes dW'ing a ~ay spell last
summer. PhoeniK, a physical culture
expert, was employed as assislane
manager of a Huntington Beach health
spa at the time of his arrest last JulY.
25.
The jury filed back to the courtroom
after lhree days of deliberat..ion and
five \\'etkll or trial to find a strange
judge awaiting them on the bench.
"I'm deputizing for Judge (\Villiam)
Murray who says he's gone fishing.''
Judge Ronald Crookshank acidly com·
mented aa he picked up the 90 verdict
forms submitted by the panel.
It was learned that Judge Murray
Jeft Thursday for a fishing holiday in
Mellico. His decision to abandon a five.
week trial which could conceivably bring
the: death penalty in its wake ls believed
to be without precedent in Orange Coun-
ty.
Judge Crookshank, obviously flustered
by the 90 forms submitted Jn a trial
with which he was not familiar, further
commenled : "It might have been better
if Judge Murray hadn't gone fi shing."
Mrs. Lewis announced after thf!:
reading or the verdict that she wil l
immediately file an appeal on behalf
of her brother.
"He is absolutely Innocent and he
did not get a fair trial," the distressed
woman said. "I'm going to get him
a good lawyer and get this conviction
reversed."
Phoenill wa! represented by Deputy
Public Defender Roderick Riccardi.
Deputy District Attorney Michael C&piu.I
~·as the prosecutor.
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Ofl:AHGE COAST Pl!M.ISHING CCMl"AMY BRI NKS ...
From Page 1
"It's against the law of antiquities
to do that. They're aotua\ly destroying
history.'' fumed Mrs. McKinney.
A Huntington Beach Police Department
he!iropter making regular passes ove r
lhe aite heJps ensure thal .co more
valuable remains will be lost.
First Valen.tine
Rob••t N. W114 1"rHflt1nl 11':11 P'ul>llolltl'
J1c\t R. Curl1y
Vice PrH!Gfl'I .... Gttwr•I Mtntt•r
lliom•• 1e ..... a
EdlW
Tiil)11111 A. Murpltint M1n1gi..1 E•ltor
Ric~1td fl. Hill IOI/I~ Ol'l"f(I COi/iiiy Utter
Offk ..
Ce41• ~: n> Wnt Ill' SfrMt Ntwpatl l 9'dl! nu W•I ..... a.view ... l.....-8ft(f>; tu,_, .. _
Hll!'fllntlm'I 8e1Cft : 1717111.at hlllf .... 1'111
"-" (Jrnwntl: JU Notlfl ll t""IN JIMI
telephoned Brink's headqu11rters et noon
Friday aboul 14 hours afte r ~wspapers
first reporled the bags had bounced
sprang open when the vehicle sped across
a railroad crossing. He said the truck
door was shut but not locked.
from a Brink's annored car near One of the twc> guards fell a draft.
suburban Elmhurst ~Tonday nighL looked back and saw that the bag!'I
Brink',; ofricials picked up the sealed Were mis sing. A sea rch failed lo turn
bags at Budwit's home In suburbfn them up and Brink's Thursday ran an
Dov.·ners Grov e, confirmed that the ad onering "1 liberal reward'' for in-
SJ00,000 in cash and $&3,000 in checkit fonn ation leading to their recovery.
was Intact, and handed him an $11,000 In apparent support of Budwit's sup-
cbtck as a reward. position that the b1g1 miQ:ht not have
"I di<ln 't open the bags," Budwit told contained money, Jones said, "Very often
newsmen at a ocwa conference. "I dldn 't they contain only canceled check!." •te
even tell my wife about it. said he ind WUllam Cole, Brtnk'a dlrec·
"I didn't know it was money. I thought tor of aecurity, conferred after Budwlt'1
it mlghl be mail." call aand decided, "Let's make the
CAn.Y 111\,0T. •1111 ~ It ~ 11'11 A 10 (" " ...... ,,_, ~ llllfi""'°" d•Ur ~ ""'° Budwlt sa id he threw the hags in rewar., percen .
"'' 111 ._,.,. «1l•klt!lo 1°' Lffllll 8'""° the trunk of his car when he found Budwlt said he would "discuss it with ,....,.., l e.di, Ctitt M-· """"'""*' •M<I ... Ffl'.0'1 .. "' vann, •lwtf w1111 ,_ them Monday night as he wheeled along my wife" before deciding what to do :'nv ~ 4:::-.~~ ~~ York Road near Nc>rlh Avtnue In the with his rtwatd.
'---t---lf--' ...... '"'~'~""~·~c..~":""';7 .. ~'~'~;_,.r.1,r. .. 1n1,.r---4_:W_;"~'::'"'~~su~b~ur~ba;,::n~1~rei:'~·c-inm~.U...;i..--"I'm just glad thtrt were only twQ r he: lrtt11k 111 the ~ mone,· "'st." M Mid.· "l'lt~la 1el.,tlo• 17141 4 ""5"-v' r<:r
Clmlf..cll Al-mtkl11t 642·1611 while and just about forgot about them to h8ve to explain the disappearance
SM c..... All ~ until I began reading stories In the o( •ny other&.''
;.,.,.._ 4tJ-441t newspape_r.s Jut night." he said. "Th is
~ """ er.,.. c-t ,....,,..,... morning J decided to tell Brink'a about °""""" ... ..... ti.ri.. llMtl'lli... u." • .i .... 1 • 1111111'1"' ... ff.flt!~~ ........ ,..., .. ~· """""' --,. "I con~ider myst.lf 11n honest msn ~h•'-' " ®"'""' ......,.. within reasonable llmits," he u.ld In SlcMI tins ,. ........ .......,. ._,. t rt . .. _, a,11 •• a1~11. ~ ., answer o a repo er s quesuon.
unw ».JS.,.."'"' ..,. .. usu•'""'"'"' Ed"•. r A. Jones, Brlnlt'1 prtsiden• 11id
!!tlllbrY •ffrll•-. '2JS '""""'"· " ... the door of the armored lruck apg_are.ntly
Burglar Crushe d
RICHMOND, Va. IUPl) -A bur1lar
was crus~ to death early Friday -When
a 3,000 pound churth st1 fe he was h'Ylnc
to rob toppled over on him, ruce aid.
~
Often , Pat Sperry, described as the
''sergeant'' because she oversees the
operations, adds to the family at-
V alenti1ius Sent One in 270 A.D.
mosphere of the dig. She sometimes Remember when you first learned the
brings her two year-old l!On to the site ~ppropriate behavior for Valentine'a
and often babysits for other mothers. , Day ?
Last Thursday, she introduced some You probably labortd with tiny fingers
relative11 vi11lling from North Dakota to In scissors cutting out cheap paper Valen·
11rcheology. Included Jn that group was lint's greetings by the score to i;end
Conrad Hoffman, a farm er who said to the scrawny batch or little bo~ or
the most exciting thing he ever found girls populating your first gr11:de class.
under his plow was an 1889 penny. Or, teacher mlgbl have helped you
"I think I'll be looking a little more cut out colored paper in the ahape or
carefully now," smiled Hoffman, scarcely a heart to carry scrawled sticky-sweet
taking time to answer as he wu filling me.ssages or puppy love to the liUle
a bucket with his trtwel. girl whose braids you loved to pull.
Mrs. Sptrry, a Tustin housewife, said Now. in adulthood COmH word that
the Indians camped out on the bluff!\ RJ'eelings sent on Feb. 14 were always
and went down to the old Ssnta Ana 80 1weet.
riverbed to dig out thtlr rood. "You silly. bad, lmmodest flirt,
"This bl uff was actually cut by the You promen11de the slrttl.
Santa Ana River. The other side o( And wink with longing wicked eye
the Mftk-w~ by the blu,.ff'"•---''"".-a\lcey man )'DI' mer "
In Costa Mesa," she explained. That I& one of 10,000 valentine verses
"The Indians would eat scallops, fGund In a collection of century-old "Ptn-
oya;t.er1 and clams. They \tO!lld dig them ny Drtadful1" or "Vlneg11r Vrilentine~''
~ out of the mud with stone kni\'ea. They kept by the llallmark Card Company,
1''fre all members or a· atone culture." a firm which has good rea900 to be
The yprtpartd thtm for eaUnc by mindful or card sending tradition.
placine tbttn In a bucket lined with lnsulli"C rhymes printed on coarse
3sphaltum (A tarry substance found In paper and CO&ling just a penny were
the riverbed) and a~ing them by the rage In England betwMn 1140 and
placing hot rocks IMlUlld. tht baskel 1900. Somehow• tht tradition wu 1011
~,> ~
. ,
:tnd the lacy, sweet sentlme:nltd variety
supplanted the tart thought•.
But then. the tradition h11s been ac.
customed lo ch11:nges over the years:.
Flowers and heart·shaped bo11es of candy
have become de rlgu:re of late, but
that wasn't always the case.
The observance is believed to have
begun with the demise of an il.J.fated
Christian priest named what else?
Valenlinus.
Valenlinus and the Roman EmJ)'ror
Claudius tt had a f111ling out back In
the third ctntury A.O.
Valentlnus· error was not In burdening
the Caesar'! malls with f Io we r y
language, as some latter day pMtmen
might went to btlleve, but rather for
his tenacious Christian beliefs.
Resl ned to his lm e1ecutlon,
Valentlnus sa · own n s ce on .
J3, 270 A.O. and penned a sad, brld
farewtll to • blind girl he'd befriended.
He signed lhe missive simply, .. From
Your VelenUne."
"The phrase ·r~m Your Valentint'
became a symbol or love 11nd friendship
that we celebrate on each anniversaf1
of tht pr\ests's ex:ecutlon,'1 a ca~
historian sald.
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4 DAILY PILOT Sl\.Urd4)', ftbr111r y 13, 1971
Churches' Economic Clout
l Pulpit and Pew
"They Weren't All Sainte''
will be Utt sermon topic of
the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie 1t
TIM Pmbyltrlu Cllardl ol
tile Covenant, 2850 Fairview
Road. Costa Mesa. The sacra-
ment of holy CommunJon WW
be observed at both wonhlp
services, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church school lhtouib eighth
grade '''ill be held at 9:30
a.n1.
Tbe 1'11esa Vude U1lttd
ftfetbodlst Churdt, 1701 Baker
Street. Costa Mesa. will have
two Sunday morning worship
services at 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Rev. Paul C. Blesemeyer has
selttttd as his ·sermon topic
"On Being a Neighbor". The
Church School vl'ill meet at
9 a.m. for nursery through
high school, and 10:30 a .m.
for nursery thraugb sixth
grade. The Junior High United
?-.letbodist Youth FeUowsbip
will meet at 6:30: p.m.
The Worship &ttVlce at
Barbot Olrfdll• C II • r c II ,
Disciples of ~. w i 11
feature colored-slides using
the theme "A 'lblnl ol the
Heart." fitting into tbe ket~
ing of Valentine. Day .with a
Christian emphasis. The con-
gregation meets eadl Sunday
at Harper Elementary Sc.boot,
42S E. 18th St •• Coeta Mesa.
Sunday School is at 9:45 with
Y<orsbip at 10:'5. Dr. D. W.
McElroy is the Olinilter.
On Sunday, at· Commanlly
United MelllodlJI Cbardl, '662
Heil. Huntington Buch, the
Rev. Charles L. Rose will be
13reachiDg at both the 9 and
10:30 a.m. ·services. The Boy
Scouts or America will be
boaored at this 11trv1ce. The
United Melhod)st Y o u t b
Groups c ontinue their
mtet.ln&s each Sunday ·even· Inc.
~· Cllllrcb Of The Mu&a'-. 2800 Paclftc View
Drive. Co«JGl deJ Mar· offers
two bours of worship at 9
and ti a.m. Suhday Church
School and Bible classes are
held ot JO a.m. Dr. Wm. R.
Eller will deliver the message
"A Forgotttn Symbol." The
Seni« fligb Luther Leque
will. ~ I Biblt study at
7 p.m.
1be Utle or Pastor James
G. BfaiD's sermon at Newport
Harbor Lll&latt•• Cltctrcb, 798
Dover· Orivt. Newport Beach
for boUf Vr"Orsbip servk!el Sun·
day ts '"fbere ls a 1 new · kind
of hunger in tbe world." Sun·
day School classes a r e
availal>te for all ages lr<lm
three yeara through adults.
Nur91l"Y care fa available 'for
children under three years of ....
Holy Communion will be
served at the. 7:30 a.m. service
11 SL John the Di•lae
Episcopal Cb111cll, 2043 Orange
Ave., Costa Mesa. Dean Gary
Adams ol Long Beach Con·
vocation will be the guest
preacher at the 9:30 a.m. Holy
Eucharist service. The Annual
Meeting will follow the coffee
hour. ·Sunday School clwes
for all agea will be held at
9:30 Lm. and nursery care
provided.
Sennon subject for Sunday
at Corou .del Mar CommllD lty
C'!nln:lt Coqrecatloaal. 611
HeUotrope Ave., will be en-
tiUed •iuves of Great Men "
to be presento<! b Dr. Philip
G. MVray. Wo~p services
are at 10 a.m. with child care,
church school ii also . at 10.
Family PoUuck Dlnner will
be held on Wednesday at 8:30
p.m. in Fellowabip Hall. One
need not be a member of
the church to attend.
Temple Betit. David o f
Orange Conty will conduct
its Sabbatb Services on Friday
evening at 8: 15 p.m. at the
C o rnmwtity CongregaUonal
Orurcb, 4111 Katella Avenue
at Bloomfield in Los Alamitos.
DUJ:ing these servicu, the
congregation will celebrate
and honor the Bat Mitzva.h
of ~arcy. Cohen, daughter of
Mr. and Mn. l!Mold Coben.
. The services will be conducted
by Rabbi Bernard B •
Goldsmith, in conjunction with
Cantor Harry Newman. In
honor of the Bat Mitzvab, ·the
adult choir of Temple Beth
David wW partictpato In the
services under the direction
of Mrs. Fay Newman, The
Temple music director.
Prillce of Peace Lathern
CIHU'Cb, 2987 Mesa Verde
Drive East, in Costa Mesa,
cordially invites the public to
see the film "Hi! Land" in
their church on Wednesday,
February 17th. This film is
the thrilling story of Israel
from anCM!nt to modern times.
A one-hour color feature mo-
tion pictUre, It takes you on
a journey through space, time
and current events.
"The Broadcaster'' will be
the subject of Pastor
Aclterman's sermon at the 10
a.m. servict' of worship Sun-
day, at Chr!Jt the Sbepberd
LatHna CbPrcb , C a m I no
Capistrano it Del Gado Road,
Capistrano Beach. The tbolr
will sing a special number
under the new director, Mr.
Craig Dastrup. Bapti!m of
cblldren will be performed.
An AduJt Inquiry Class is
being held on Tuesday even·
ings from 7:45 to 9:45 p.m.
Anyone interested in learning
about the F)mdamentals of
Christi.anity and especially of
~be lArtberan Faith is cordially
mvited to attend in the
Pastor's Offlte. Sunday SChool
and an Adult Forum taught
by the Pastor Is held on Sun·
days at 11 :05 a.m.
SL Jamtt EpiltOPll Cluarcll,
320ll VII Lido, Newport Beach,
will celebrate the Sixth Sun·
day aller Epiphany with Holy
Eucharist at 7:30_. and 9 a.m.
and MomJng Prayer at 11
a.m. The 9 a.m. service will
be an instructed use of the
new trial liturgy number one.
'Ibe rector of St. James,
F•tber John P. Ashey ll, will
preach at all three services.
Religious education classes
will be conducted at 9, with
nursery care provided both
at 9 and 11.
The Seventh Annual
Missionary Conference Ciln·
ftned Wednesday. and goes
through Sunday, at t h e
Evupllcal Free Church of
Huntington Beach, I 9 1 2
Florida St., Huntington Beach.
The pastor is Rev. Alfred L.
Miller. The public is welcome
to all the meetings. A Pot
Luck Supper will be held
Wednesday night at 6:30
followed by a Missionary
Aviation Fellowship f i Im
presentation and Rev. Harry
Ruggles of the Free Church
in Venezuela speaking. Sun·
day, at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
the featured speaker will be
Rev. Bud Schaeffer, Executive
Secretary of Sports
Ambmadors, a ministry of
Overseas crusades, of Palo
Alto.
Judge Alfred E. Gitelson
will be the speaker ~at the
Sunday service of th e
Ualtarfaa ~urcil of 0r .. 1e
Coallty, 1120 West Santa Ana
Street, Anaheim, Sunday, This
"ConversaUon with J u d I e
Gltelson" is one ol a !erlea
of talks in recent months at
the church that are designed
to open dialogue in the CilM#
munlty. The Sunday program
will begin at 10:30 a.m.
"Behold My Hands." is the
sermon subject of the Rev.
Don A. 'Bassett, for this Sun·
day, at the 9:30 a.m. worship
service at the Balboa Island
United MetbocHai Church, 115
Agate Avenue, Balboa Island.
Nursery care and church
school are also available at
9:30 a.m. Church Family
(See PULPIT, Pap I)
Influencing Business World
By GEORGE W. CORNELL
A, •tlltllll Wrllw
NEW YORK (AP) -On
a widening front, churches to-
day are usinit their economic
clout ~ inject their principles
into the waya of the busineSl5
world,
"Social investment," the
tactic is called.
Evidence of its spreaf!ing
applicaUon sbowed up , in
several cases in the last WMk, Including: -~
-Leaders of siX Protestant
deoorninations joined forces to
urge two metal corporations
to postpone a projected copper
mining venture in Puert.o
Rico. claiming lt. would en-
danger the natural en-
vironment and human well·
being.
.... A United Presbyterian
task force presented resolu·
lions to the Gull Oil Corp.
for consideration at its annual
stockbolden meeting, asking
it to alter policies in the
Portuguese colonies of Angola
and Mozambique.
-The Episcopal Church
called on the General ft1otora
COrp. to cease manufacturing
in South Africa, offering a
resolution to that effect for
a stockholders' meeting and
saying South Africa's racial
separation policies would lead
to turmoil and "destruction
of foreign capital."
In each case, the denomina·
tions hold sizable blocs of
stocks in the companies.
"Investments are the
church's secret weapon,'' says
the social action council of
the United Church of t'hrist. "fn one religious community
after another the question has
been asked whether these in·
vestments are furthering , or
working at cross-purposes to,
the objectives to \\'hich the
church is directed by Its
mission."
Traditionally, ch u r c l'l ill·
vestments have been handled
for one old-Ume purpose -
to bring in the best return.
But new criteria have entered
the picture, as expressed in
1970.approved United Church
guidelines:
"Social values and social
justice ought to be given con·
stderation together w i t h
security and yield in the in·
vestment of funds.'' -
Altogether, churches in the
United States are estimated
to own real estate and
securities worth up to $16
billion, as much as half of
it in commercial stocks.
As use of these holdings
to affect moral ends continues
to grow, "it's bound to have
an impad," says Frank P.
White, director of resource
studles for the National Coun·
ell of Churches.
He added in an interview
that the "financial leverage"
alone could not be expected
to have major results but that
action through stockholders'
channels to open up "moral
issues" would have a signifi.
cant influence.
"The time was ripe for it,"
he said, "A trem e ndous
amfunt of feeling has arisen
in the country that moral
pressure ought to be used on
large institutions that have not
been fully responsible to the
needs of people."
He said six denominations
so far have been moi;t active
in the new approach -the
Episcopal Church. U n i t e d
Methodist Church. U n l t e d
Presbyterian Chur~
American Baptists, United
Church or Christ and the
Lutheran Church in America.
Their leaders were involved
in the effort to delay a pro-
posed mining operation in
Puerto Rico by the Kennecott
Copper Corp., in which they
own 143,000 of 33 million
shares.
Thi: church groups hi?ld
hearings in San Juan last
month, concluding that the
mining operation would cause
ecological damage and en·
danger the "health and well~
being" of people. They ask
delay of the operation until
safeguards against t h e s e
aspects could be established. ~
'The United Presbyterian
task force offered a resolution
for G u l f ' s stockholders'
meeting in April that would,
among other thing!:
Initiate a review of its In·
volvement in Angola and
Moiambique, its payments fot
military protection and the ef·
feels on stockholder interest!
and the company's reputation
and also \\'Ould direct It tO
stop investing in territories
under colonial rule, saying. thrs
undercuts the aspirations of
people for freedom .
Charles W. Powers, of thE
United ChUrch's committe~
for financial investments, said
churches historically have in·
vested only for income, but
now were evaluating portfolios
in terms of such matters al
racial and economic justice.
peace and world development.
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
NeuJport Unity
LO.IN 0 . l'lKttlMO•lt. MW•kl'
D..•tl .... lefwke ~ 10 A,M, & 11 d I A.M,
Swncl1y1 S'clteol. f•r •II •t•t -t :4S A.M. lift ............. , ........
~ -646-llA DIAL-A·,..Yll '46-Mlt
FIRST ASSEMBLY Of GOD
140 E. 22nd St., CHta Mau -541.3761
Rew. f . W. Philli,,
9:10 A.M.-ctl•rt.11 ScfrlHI ·AR A,..
10:10 A.M.-hatM PWIR,_ s,..ki"t
Jr. & ,.._kl!MI Clll•rcli
N•rwry c.re Anllob~
7i00 P.M.-P-.r ,.llRpil lpelllllMJ
7:JO P.M-WMMlffy. ,,.,., & l lbt. Stv4y
Ne.,.rt-M ... ~ 2'h·s-6:JO LM. te l :lt p.a.
,.._Ml·Ull
HARIOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD
740 W. Wl110n, Colla Mesa
V. L "llTWICK; ,_. . ,.~ llftl.rTOMi
~-y-
141-4704 aoa••f L llSTte • Mlnll'tt'9' IMtfltl
CAaL OINT•Y, "Vnllftt If M••)C:
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
-
IU.NCHll OP THI MOTHR CHUaCH
T111 HIST CHUICH OP CHllST, SCllNTIST
'" lostOH, MAUACHusms
''SOUL''
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 141h
Costa Mesa-First Church of Chir1t, Scitntist
2110 M ... ,_.Dr., C.... M ...
Su!Mkty Scltaol-9:11 A.M.
Chorch Some• -11 :00 A.M.
lffdl"t lfffll, 2150 M ... Ver• Dr.
HuntinpOn Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist
M • Olin, H•11tl""°11 a..ti
l•!Moy Sdlool -9:JO • 11 :00 A.M,
Cti.uh -9:JO & 11 :00 A.M.
....... Ro--121 M•l11 St.
Newport INch-Flrot Chureh of Christ, Scientist
l)OJ wte Llde, Newpert IHdi ·
cti.Nll & Sllll4oy Schffl -9:11 • 11 :00 A.M.
~ lae111, JJ11 Via Lide
Newport !leach-Second Chureh of Christ, Sclantlst
-SU"PAY S•IYICU-11H ,_,...""Dr., CweH ,_.Mer
t i41 ,A.M.-ltl...._, kkel Clllll'di ftS...-,Schffl-10tOOA.M. ~ .... ltt IH111 -1100·1 C..1t Hwy.
ll:H A.M-''Tile ffetr s,trtt •r
S•rmon by P11tor All art cordiall11 invited to attend the church
7:0I P.M-''The Wett "'"" fet die S.11" aervices and enjoy tht privileges of tht
Serm•n by Pi.tor Rtadi'ng Rooms
COSTA MISA CHRISTIAN SCHOO~ ,,..k,_. -k!M«'llrMll -'"""""'t -c11111i1 C•re Clllld C-• Pre•l•d AT ALL SllVICIS ~~~~.II~
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
•to HAMILTON, COSTA MnA OIOllff ICOU•I, ,,,.,
SMnd•Y School , , , , • , 9:45 Treini11t Union • ,. , , ••• 5 :00
Mornlt19 Wor•hlp • , •• 11 :00 EY111!11t Wenhlp , •• ,, ••, 6100
W•clneicl1y ''•Y•r Mo•tiAt ftt tU •t•• , . , , ........ , .. , 7:JO
PtieM uz.,111 "•,.,, Al..,. A .. n..._
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
2111 S. I. PALJIADll •OAP
SANTA ANA Hlt•HTS IUfeDAY S(HGOI, • , •••• ,, ... , ..................... •:IS A.M,
MO•M•NO wo•SHI' ... . ............................ 11tN .1.,M. IVININO wo•SMIP ········ ... ,, ................... -1 ... ,.M.
MIOWlltt ll""VKI WICNIStAY ............ ,. ·····-·· Ji• , M. Rn. Wllti. J, C.rrict Ol•rtfll "*" tu-Nl1
..J/.artor Ckri6lia1i Cku1•ck
OP HIWPOIT llACH -IDINl,t•I
Meetl ..... •l-'Y H.,,... 111•11111.,, khffl
421 L lift St., c .... M ...
Church School . . . • . . • 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship .•..• 10:45 A.M.
Hmarr C.. ,_.._
Phone: 642·212S
Minister: Dr. _D. W. McElroy
CHURCH Of. CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
et ~I•, .. ._,.
FIRST CHRISTIAN -"-· _. ,..,.,..
CHURCH SUNMY MOONING lllLE STUDY .. .. • • .. • • .. .. "" A.M.
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M ..... 1 .... s ..... h••tol• , ... .,
1t9, t .... H ... -. }'lhlltter
M1n1i119 Wer1h1, l :li l 11 •·'"·
S111'1i.11y Sc;hoel • ,, ••• 9130 •.111.
Ewe11ifl9 S•rvic• •••• 6:00 fl·"'·
You+h Ch•lr • , , , •••• 7111 P""•
Yevth M"tl"t' •••• l iOO ''"'-
SUNDA~ MOININ6 WOlSHIP l COMMUNION • , 10:41 A.M.
Vj,toria & Plicentle Ave, SUNOA fVfNING WOltSHIP •••••• , ••••••• , •• • j :IO P.M. Ceite Mesa WEDNESDAY EVENING llllf STUDY,,.,,,.,,,,, 7:JI P.M.
.la"'" I . PleNy NUllllY e.t.al PIOYIDID
M111l11W W. Whtt HarrllllfM Jeh11 1.H11er4
lMlttt McH"ll Minititt M1;if1•I Dlrect•r YM'! Ml...,.
,,,., .,,.,.., ........... 11 .. ''"'' Phon1: 64-S.1191 Day or Night 11~11 kt!MI .............. ,1n •·Iii. lli=====;;:!==========:i:;=o:E5;;0: ...... , Wtnll" ........ ,., ... "' .
........ • ,...,. ............... f •·!It.
Emphuizing:
The Plan of God
Tht Person of Christ
Tht Powtr of tht Holy Spirit
S1;nd.11y Xhool ! AM
Mornins Worst.ip 9 .11ftd 10:31) Mt Evening Service 7 PM WedntMll'I' 8lbl1 Sll,ld'I'
~nd P•~r 7 PM
Nu!'1ery durins servlus
A full Youth Progr&m
Cm. of Oranp and lJrd. SL
Cos11 MeM
Seventh· Day
Adventist Church
271 A•.cecle St., Cotta M••
51bbelh School , • , , 9:JO a.111.
Morni119 Wonhip , , 11 101 a.111.
Pr•v•r Meetin9 W1cl., 7iao P·•·
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE
Wtrthip -10 A.M.
Church SchMl-10 A.M,
Or. PMlll o G. Murr1y, MlnlS!er
644 . 7400
llenJ Ckul'ck
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
51'. JAMES, l20f Yla lid1:1, N•wport hecli
7:JO A.M. -H•ty luche,111
t :OO A.M. -Fe111lly W•Rhl,
11 :00 A.M. -Alfefhta Haly C.1JHIHlnl•11
& Me111l"t Prayer
Mld·Weff H•l'f' C•111"'111le11 & Heell11t 5-nl'"
Tuetdcry-10:30 A.M.
WedHSMy-1:00 P.M.
Clilld C.re at 9:00 A.M .
n. a ... Jeh• P • .....,. II, hctM-PheH: 675·0210
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2048 Orange Ave ., C.M.
S••doys 7:JO • 9:JO Ch1rcti kllool -91JO
Ttlursdays: •:JO •to a.111.: H•tv Dey••• an11ot111eH
Ylcar, The l1v. Joli11 W. Po11ellbo11 -no11e S41olJ26
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN .CHURCH
798 OoYer Or. LI 8-3631
TH I••· Jo-. 5 . lleh1,
'••l•r
The In. le11eld W\lt•, Anl1t1111 '•1tor
E1tly Wor1hip 1:00 •·"'·
Chrhli1n Ecl..1c 1tien •:IS '·'"·
Fttliv1 Wor1h~p 101]0 •.tn.
Nurs1r11 Cart Aooilablt
WILCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pecific View Or.
Coron• del Mir
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Mrs. Wal" Ch•lllMrlebt,
l'u1111 w1.-1r
Phone 644-2664
9:00 A.M. '1w!llly W•rthlp
10:00 A.M. S•Jttlley Ch•rch
Sclte•I
11 :00 A..M. F.tl•e W•rtfllp
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mitteurf Sy11ocl
7'0 fk'-"• St .. C•• M ...
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
18182 Culver Drive
University P•rk, Irvin•
Rn. He,.._, N. Nier111a1111
Sund.., Sch•ol-l:SO A.M. fomllr Wonhlp l 1JO S. 10 A.M.
IJJ, 1211 Hu,..,, Care IJJ.J246
A Cordial Welcome from
THE ,UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1lbo1 l1!1nd
THI UNITl!D
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
115A91t1 675·0,50
9:10 A.M. Wor1hip
& Suncl1y School
Cott• M•1•
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
I 'th St. l H1rbor Blvd.
Ch1;rch Wonhip -9:)0 I 11
Chur(h S<0ho1I -9:l0
541-7727
Cotti Met• North
MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Mete V1tl!l1 l liker St.
549-2719
Wotd1ip l Church School
9:00 l IO:JO A.M.
H1;11tin9ten 111.;h
. FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2721 17th St. 5li..JSJ7
S1rYi<011-9:15 l 10:30
Ch1;rch S.;hoel -9:15
Nurstry C1r1 All M11min11
Hwnli~9ton 111,h -North
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Heil Ave. 842·4461
Worthip l Ch1;rch S.;hool
9 l I O:lO A.M.
ltwint -E11t ll1;ff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
l ]J.12Jl
1 t422 Culv1r Ro11f
11 University Orlv•
Worihip & Church School
'l 10:10 ;..M.
L19un1 le•eh
METHODIST CHURCH
21 612 Wedev Ori¥t in 5o1;!~ l.tgl!fll
Wor1hip incl
Church Schoel -I 0 A.M.
4'9·1011
N1wpo1t l1tch
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
1400 W. l1lboe llvcl,
67].]IOS
Wouhip -•:JO A.M •
Chut(h S,hoel -
'9:10 l 11 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterian
20112 Motn•ll• INHf AdoMtl Hv11tl1ttte• .....
Rff, D•Hld L leMrtt, P•t•r
$•11dey Wentil,: 9:JI A.M. Ch•rch kh••h 10:41 4 .M.
Office: 2011 J M .. 11•lla St. ,.011e: 961-4940
Church af the Covenant
2110 ,al,.lew l•-'• C•t• Mete
lrote A. K•"le, , .... , ..
S111day Wenhlp: t :JO & 11 A.M. -Ch•rclll kh••I: 9:JO A.M.
...... : 545·4104
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
600 St. Andrtwt lud. Newport IHch
Cherin Herltnt DlerNfleld. Palfor
W•rtfllp & Ch•rch kh••h I, t :JO A 11 A.M. "'••t •4•·11 47
St. Marti Presbyterian Church
C•rNt J •Mtt•ree & l•W•ff orr ... c.,. •• •1 M•r
JIMti Groh ... ltlrtr:, P••'•'
W•rslilp A Ch•rcfl School-f & 10:10 A.M.
Pheq: 644· 1141
otlf C.,. • •11""'"' •"Nuriiiil c;;;;;··p;.OiiiJ;d"' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lellt9Y. Tentew, P•ter SABBATH SERVICES
M2'2421 MMJJI NMJ41 Jiit CLln DlllYI. NIWPOQ llACH
A NEW CHURCH WELCOMIS 'you 141-1404 wortllll' Urwlttu 1:11 " 1r A.M. $utittr kllool; t ::io A.M. flELIGIOUS SCHOOL
Aclllllt elble C1tHI t :)O 11.,M.
Dr. Wolter P.,., P11tor CHllSTIAH ILIMIHTAIY $CHOOL .i...... harbor reform temple i-::~~::::::::::::~~~~~~~~m·=·~·='"'~":·~·:·~·;;;;·~~~·~·~·~M~ .... ~W: .... ~:~~-~l~l~A~.M~·~·~7~P~.M~.~~~~~:::~~::'.'.:::::~:::::::~~~:::~~~~ flA8111l~NA~Ol'.KtNC ,.. or ~ {ft ~ (0i .... :.:0"'!.5~.,! .. ~~~M~1~c.1~11.~--fl-+sr.:1mn't)llK""'~,,,,;m;;:,..;';.1n!lig;"~1:10"7:-fm.,,,,.,r111a1r-l--...jl
W Ur" 1111 111111U\fmt uo111 I <ND.,w c. '"""'°"· '""' '°' lofom,.tloo: Ctll °'~ '230 CHURCH
M1in & Acle,,,. Stretb
, Huntin9ton B .. ch
Mt1n1l11f Wardtl, ••• , , , , • , •••
• ••••••••• l ;J(I ' I l i60 ......
Ill.le Schoel •••••• , • f~I •·.Ill.
Y•11lh Gr•upt •••••• 6:00 p.lfl,
Eve11int Wonhlp ••• , 7t00 ,,,,.,
tfUl'lll"f Utt !l'l'Wlclllf •I .1111 t.tt¥kft 1~1 ,.._,_., Dt.tl on.tltll a•••
eekender NC LL:. U't'VV\ NII { l\01' S1111Uv Sd!OCll! t:lS -Mernl11t Worllllt ! t :OO •nd 11 :00
TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTAkY SCHOOL ,,Jnc• of '••<• lulh1r1n School -Min E.111., 0 1,on, Princlp1I
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~ Dr.1 ltllfll to Tvrtlt lltctc Orl¥l. ,.
' T'rll lllLI. CLUI Of NlWl'O•T l lAtM
Phone .... 11•• .. -... .......
t :JD A.M. s .. c1ey Scloool lot .W °'"
642 A?2} ll:DD A.M. M.,.t .. Wonhlp
~ I HUJllt•'f C•lllr '•ov10•0 AT aont "ou•s ,., lnttrJn1tltn Ctll<•tnl11t Olt:tf M .. llRtt C•H 1)).1"1
THE CHURCH FOR' YOUR FAMILY ,
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
ti H--' .. Kii
Mtl!lftt CllVPCll ... Unllft C"-l"t~ 1t1lttl111t S<l1n<to Ltt Antlltl
tUNOAY llllVICI 11:M 4.M.
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.Atl111LJ Ike Ckw·ch
o/ 1Jou1• Ckoico ·
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Pulpit and Pew
tfrom Page 41
Nl&hl is \Vednesday at 6 30
p.m. and will feature Mrs.
Donald Bowlus as !ihe present s
a series or film s concentrating
an beauty in nature often
missed as we hurry about.
Dinner will be pot luck . All
are welcome.
Rtsurrtctlon La t h e r a 11
Church, L.C.A .• 9312 Hamilton
Avenue. Huntington Stach,
ich!dules morning worship at
10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tinglty,
pastor. will speak on "God's
Use or the Unpromising .. ,
SundR y school for grades two
and above at 9 a.m. Nursery
care and first graders at 10:30
a.m. The Adult Discussion
Group meet.s at 9 a.m.
lhrough high school during lhe
early Sunday service only.
The First United ~1ethadl1t
Church, 2 7 2 I Seventeenth
Street, Huntington Beach, will
conduct t~·o worship services
Sunday at 9:1~ and 10:30 a.m.
The Rev . Edward Erny will
be preaching at both services.
There will be church school
classes for all ages. Nursery
care-is available. The youth
groups meet at 6:30 p.m.
The film , "Jade for the
t.1asler'', depicting a child
forced to spend her childhood
bowing down to i:iols 1n
Taiwan, will be shown at
Harbor Trinily 8 a p t I 1 t
Church, 1230 Baker St., Cost.a
~1esa on Sunday. Feb. 21 at
7 p.m.
Co1icert Slated
The Gomez Brothers, gospel singers. will appear at
First Baptist Church, 301 ttfagnotia Blvd., Costa
ri'le sa tonight at 7:30 p.m. The group has been ac·
claimed for its rich harmony and has appeared in
concerts, services, television and camp meetings.
The concert "'ill also include the Californians and
Treatment
Of Heres)'
Gentler
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -
't1le Vatican once had a
repulltion for burning books
and even authors, but it now
plans gentler tactics f o r
writers ·who smack o f
''heresy."
Jt 8.MOWlCed Thursday that
books and writings accused
'Jf being damaging to the
Roman Catholic faith will be
"examined" at a weekly
meeting in !he Congregation
for lhe Doctrine of the Faith.
The Congregation descends
from the old Holy Of!ict, the.
department that once burned
books -and the occasional
heretic-through the in·
qulsition. , Beginning on S u n d a y
Ulrough East tr Sunday, the
Rev. Willis J. Loar, pastor
ol the Flr1t Baptist Cburcb
tf HunUngton Beach, 6th and
9range, will bring pre-Easter
1nessages to his 11 a.m.
worship services. The title of
the mess.ages will be "The
Crucible of Redemplion : 7
Words From the Cross." New
classes of study have been
added to First Baptist since
the decision of uniting both
services into one. Pastor Loar
leads an adult class for new
and interested members. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Vamer lead
a youth class for young people
'il'ho have just united with the
church or those "'·ho are in·
ltrested. These classes "''ill
be six weeks. The new hour
for Suday school is at 9:45
~.m. for all ages of children
~nd adults. Child care is pro..
vided for those attending
church at 11 a.m.
the Regents Quartet. Pastor Willis J. Carrico·s ---------------------Actually, the word htresy
has been replaced in Vatican
parlance by the gender "doc-
trinal error," an official of
the congregaUon, Msgr. Josef
Tomko, told a news con-
ference.
Guest preacher Sunday at
SI. A n d r e w ' 1 Presbyterian
Church, 600 !';t. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. will be Mr.
Jon Wilson. Mr. \Vilson. a
Senior at Fuller Theological
Stminary in Pasadena, has
chosen as his sermon topic,
''Where I Stand." \Vorship
services are held at 8. 9:30
and 11 a.m.
On Sunday. the Rev . Dr.
Renrv Gerhard, minister of
the Cbatth Gf Religious
Science, 20062 Laguna Canyon
Road. -Laguna Beach. "'-'ill
speak at both services at 9
a.m. and al II a.m. on "The
True Nature of M a n ' s
Problem ." The Church of
Religious Science is sponsor-
ing Thursday lectures at 10
a.m. in the Leisure World at
Clubhouse Two. These lectures
are free of char~e and open
tO the public. Qualif ied
teachers are in charge of
children from b a by hood
message al t~ University
Baptist Church, 2252 S. E.
Palisades Road, Santa Ana.
will be "Truth Personified.''
The service is al II a.m.
At the 7 p.m. service. a
specia l message by Rev. t'1ike
Kumai, Japanese missionary ta
Brazil , will be heard.
The lcsson·se rmon to be
heard at all Christian Science
churches Sunday is "Sour·.
Area churches and service
times include: First f:hurch
of Christ, Scientist, ..!:880 lvlesa
VC"rde Drive. Costa ~1"'!Sd , 11
a.m.: First Church of Christ,
Scientist. 8th and Olive St.,
Huntington Beach. 9:30 and
11 a.m: First Church of Christ
Scientist. 3303 Via Lido.
Ne"A'J>Ort Beach, 9: IS and It
a.m.: Second church of Christ.
Scientist. 3100 Pacific Vie"·
Drive, Corona del ?>.1ar. 10
a.m.
Ne"'°·port Unity Cburch held~
Sunday services in the Senior
Citizens Building. 15th and
Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
at 10 and 1!:15 a.m. Rev .
Loren Dale Flickinger \viii
speak on "Your Po""·er to Be".
The Church of Rcligiou~
Science of Newport Beach
meets al 10 a.m. at the Ebel!
Club, 515 W. Balboa Blvd. The
lecture to be given by the
Rev. Albert Burke is entilled
''The Healing Power of Love".
Sunday school meel'!i at 10
a.m. ~'ith a social hour follow-
ing lhe lecture.. _
Rtv. Bruce Cushing will host
an evening of music Vlith
guitarist and soloist Jack Win·
disch at the 7 p.m. service
of the firsl Chri stian Church
of Laguna Beach. Legion at
Glenneyre Sl. Al the 10:45
a.m. service, Rev. Cushing
will speak on "Glad Hearts".
Religion Recession
·May Be Nearing End
DreaJD BlooJDs
Laguna Mission Grows Vp
From Mission to Parish in
79 years ls the story of St.
George's F.p1scopal Church,
Laguna Hills. which wa s ap.
proved for parish status and
adrnittEd into Union ~·ilh the
Episcopal Diocese o~ Los
Angeles at its 76:h Annual
meeting in the An a he Im
Con\'ention Cente r recently.
The story began in the year
1891 when George \Vhiting
made the decision lo enli!:t
Englishmen as farmers in
what was to be a thri ving
agricultural metropolis. One
enticement was a" Anglican
church. Meeting initially in
the fre ight room of the Santa
Fe Railroad station plans \Vere
made to erect a bui\d,ing. On
Vincentians
Stepping Up
Activities
December 3, 1891 The Rt. Rev,
William Ford Nichols. ca1nP
to El Toro to consecrate !he
lovely white frame church
building which was set on the
brow of a gently sloping hill
a! El Toro Road and 1.Vhisler.
It was not until water came
lo the Valley in 1964 that
people came in any great
numberS". When they did come
it "'-'as lo build streets. roads
and freeways and whole com.
munities of residenccs each
wilh il'!i own nei~hbcrhood
shopping centers. As the peo-
ple arrived many looked for
their church. So it was that
St. George's Historic Mission
church enjoyed. if only for
a few shart years. an activity
and attendance that it has
only dreamed would happen .
Jn February of 1966, the
Rev . Frederick C. H~mmonri,
arrived to be the first full
lime priest in the history cf
lhe Mission. Hi s coming and
the coming of the people in
ever increasing "umbcrr;, gave·
new life to the r.1ission church
an~ soon it was obvioos larger
The St. Vincent de Paul quarters would be needed.
Society's annual Ser v ice The present sile a n d
Report for 1970 shows a buildings were completed and
general step-up in all areas, occupied for tne first time
it was stated by Henry L. on July 29, li69. Already SI.
Clark, executive director. George's congregation had
Tom ko ouUined the milder
measures that will be adopted
against allegedly errant
Catholic authors.
"I can assure you we do
not have an electri c chair,
nor a gas chamber." he joked .
Now authors will be in·
formed or any Vatican in-
"esligaUon against lhem and
will be given the opportunity
to explain their "'-"Orks to their
Bishops or to the c0ngregation
before any action is taken
against them.
The most that could happen
to reca lcitrant authors who
refuse to correct or retract
"errors'• is tha t I he Vatican
·would issue a condemnation
of their work and remove
them from church
employment. Tomko said.
They would also run the
risk a I excommunicating
themselves by denying clrurch
doctrine, he added, but the
Vatican no longer would issue
a formal edict o I e1·
communication against them.
LA Lawmen
To Be Feted
By Shriners Services lo single transient been self supporting for 18
and resident men through the months. It was to be another LOS ANGELES -District
Central Office. reported by !8 months before th~ A1is::ion Attorney Josep h Busch and
Paul Darling, social worker. \i•as to become a Parish, 8 his staff will be honored by
increased to 6508 from 5847 fully self supporting church. the Peace Officers Shrine Club
in 1969, Clark said. At a meeting he1d J.:inuary Monday night. February IS
Thi!i Included provision or 19, 1971 · the congregation ;ip-al fl dinner at the Los Angeles
14.084 meals. 3506 beds. 271 proved a set or by-la\vS ;inrl Police Academy , 1880 N.
J·obs o::A rent 185 counseling elected a Vestry of twelve Aca demy Drive. ' '" ' ' · members. The Vestry i:'l to .02 gr-cry o'ders 395 cash John E. Hankins. retired v.... • the Parish church \Vhat a grants. 5114 transportation Board of Directors is to a Cap tain, Beverly Hills police,
fare, 253 items of clothing. corporation which the church club president. announced that
192 opportunity wages, 44 hopes to be sometime this officials attending will include
referrals of ex·prisoners, 179 vear. At its first meeting he ld Chief of Police Edward Davis:
referrals from other agencies. January 31. the new Veslrv Sheriff Peter Pitchess; Wesley
Miserere House. Society-elected Walter Mal7.ahn of r,~ Grapp, FBI bureau chief; U.S.
sponsored recreation and Toro. Senior tthe ltector's) ~1arshal Gaylo rd Cs.mpbell :
rehabilitation center al 231 Warden ; Gaines Armstrong of City Allor n • y Roger
Winston St.. Los Angeles. had r.tission Viejo, Junior (the Arnebergh, municipal 1 n d
By LOUIS CASSELS tolallcd $7.5 million, an in-an average daily attendance Peoples') Warden : and Arthur superior court jud11;es, and
1 UP'I 11,11ti... writer crease of SI million or 16 of 1200 men in and out, or 11utchinson anri r-.trs. Havner members of the Board of
h approximately 312,000 for lhe p -h •·th ( • ~ na Jl'll Supervisors . . There are small but hopeful percent over the same mont aris · uv n 1..oa~.1 1 s, year. according lo William J. Treasurer and Clerk re spec· CapL Joe McClure, bureau
tiigns that the worst of the last year. Carroll. director. lively. Other memi>ers serving nf investigation Captain for
r:e1igious rece5sion may be Southern Presbyterians Dispensed were 2340 meals. on the Vestry t1rP.: Miss Busch"s office. J a me!
river. posted a 5 percent increase l:ul.'l beds, 4572 items o[ !\largaret Royster, Mr.~. Ruth Economides. special age nt fo r
The recession, v.·hich had in their giving to missions. clothing, 2125 part-time jobs. Thurber, Mrs. Thayer Hill, the attorney general, Judee
been developing fnr several The Gallup Poll's annu.:il 105 permanent jobs. 4692 Mrs. James neverly, .1. \I/. William Ritzi, and Richard W.
;tear!. reached a serious point survey of church attendance sho\vers. 15.176 sh aves, 894 Doherty, John r.teelte. Brian Hechl are chairmen of the
in 1969 and early 1970 when also is being cited by some delousing. 1510 baggage pieces Wilson, Donald 11aJI, fl:i y evenl. A social hour at 6:30
many major denominations church offii:ials as reason for stored, 1302 men given first C;i!loway and Ronald Kolrc. p.m. will precede dinner at
reported declines in mem· a modest degree of cautious ;iid. A total or 408 men "''ere The former Vicar, jhc nci'. 7:30 o'clock. Entertainment
~rship, and giving. Some optimism. referred lo A I coho Ii cs Frederick C. Jrammnnd. ,viii v.·i11 follow dinner.
churches were forced lo make Accordi ng to this carefully· Anon y mous rehabilitation remain priesl·i,.·charr,e of the Peace Off icers Shrine Club
drastic cuts in budget. staff made study. churchgoing in centers. and of this number church until tlie n i :; ho fl is one of 67 clubs affiliated
And program. the United Slates reached a 16 have remained sober for nominates a person to serve with Los Angeles' Al Malaikah
Reports issued by several peak in 1955. wben 49 percent three months to one year. as rector. Should th~ Rishnp Temple. Club member 1
d~nations in recent weeks of the American adults of all nominate the Re·1. Mr. Ham· represent every branch of law
.,em to indicate that the faiths attended services during mond. and the Vestry accept er.iorcement in the county, in-
downtrend may have bottomed a lypicai week . A1·ea Minisfc t• the nomination. he w 11 I eluding city police, Sheriff's
out and that things now are The percentage has been in bec<lme the first rector of the tfepa rtment, district attorney·s
beginningslo\\·ly to improve. a slow decline ever since. In To Gi've Talk parish of St. Genrg.?. The office. detective bureau, and
:·The 11-million member 1968 it was down to 43, and Historic Miuion. nnw known city and county courts".
United P..1ethodist Ch ur c h In 1969 it slid lo 42. The as the Chapel of SL (;eorgc, ;==========::,!
discovered. upon totting up its 1970 survey did not reveal Rev . Charles Kruse, pastor will ct1ntinue ta be used by STARS
tOtal receipl'!i for 1970. that any increase in church at-Gf Westminster Foursquare. the congregation o! Temple ~ b th 6 tendance, but neither was Church, his been invited to Ellat. the AMembly er God Sycl"'" o,.,,., 11 '"' •' th • l ey were up more an be pulpit guest for the Friday Church and by St. George's. worlcl 'i 9•••• •itrolot•"· HI• percent O"r 1969 there evidence of a further colu"'" 11 en• ef th• DAILY · evening service during the There is no plan to mO\'e
Jo.fcthodist Billhop Earl G. decline. The figurt held steady Foursqua re Congress on _::_th::•_::c::_ha~pe:::_I ::"•:::r.:1::.o.:_l•::•::_r_:ll:_d::o::w::n::_. '.:="='=o=r='='="=''="=''='="='·===I lfunt Jr. or Charlotte. N.C.. al 42 percent. Ev an g e 11 s m, op enlng··
called the increase in giving It would be premature to February 17 for eight days
•Ian ex tr em e I y gratifying conclude from these statistical in the denomi nation's parent
development." indica1ors that churches 11.re church, Angelus Temple, Los
"lt seem!! to reveal a more out of the woods, The Angeles.
positive attitude toward lhe downtrend in attendance fi nd The Orange Co u n t y
church than w1s true a year giving may be resumed. But minister. keying hls message
igo, and is a significant hart>-as of this moment, things look to the theme of the eight-day
Inger of hope for the d11y3 -=i="="='=lit=tl=e=b=r;::;g=ht=cr=.===; event, "Communicate Christ,"
ahead," he said. ,. speaks on "The Fire and
The Lutheran Church in Make a Sharp Fervor ef Evangelis m," 1ays
America, which has 3.3 million Trade: Use Dr. Howard P. Courtney, Los
rtiembers, saw its con· Angeles. general supervisor of tributio~ decline steadily dur· Dime-A-lines Foursquare Churches and 1071
Jn& the first nine months of ·~~~~~~~·;;~;,~Co~n~g~,..,,~..'.c~ha;lr'.'m:.'.:an'.:. ____ I 1970. But during the last Lhree l
n'(9rlth5 ()( the year, there Wl.S l r
11 sudden upsurge in giving
-..·hich ~iptd out the deficit
By ye1r ~,end, total rttelpta
were up 1 percent over 1969.
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The Reliability of Polls
You Can Get 'Yes' or 'No' on the Sam'! Question
By RICHARD M. SCAMMON
Diftctor, Election Research Ctnter
Reputable political . polls usually fall
Into Lbree categories, the private, the
public and the academic.
The private poll is organiied for a
group or a candidate. and is paid to
go out and sample public opinion. The
group that pays ror !his type of poll
wants to know what is the state of
mind of the public.
The public poll i! one thal yoo read
1n the newspapers. The Gallup and Harris
polls are es:ample11 of a public poll.
'They are done for the general public
consumption. They are either paid for
by the newspapers, networks, or the
like .
ALL OF THESE polls operate about
on tbe same basis. They have the same
patterns ci design-the framing of ques-
tion! and the like. But it is important
to remember that tWo polls can both
be truthful, even if they have entirely
different results. •
One nation-wide polling organization
asked "Do you favor U.S. involvement
in Lao.s and Cambodia?" The majorily
o! the people said ('No.') ·
Another'polling organization asked peo-
ple If they suwart.ed President's policy
of going into Cambodia. They said
('Yes.')
On looking at the results, one might
say that obviously they both can be
accurate. Perhaps either one of them
are wrong, or maybe they att OOth
lying. As 1 matter of fact, both could
be quite right.
In the framing of the question, a~king
people, "Do you want to go into Cam-
bodia and Laos,' " you g«:t one answer.
Jn the framing of the que.!ltion asking
about the judgment oI the President
in going Into Cambodia, you get an
entirely different response.
Much of the work of pollsters Is dealing
with a wide range of variables which
can be · measured and valued only in
lerms of an election. When you get
questions li);e those dealing with Cam·
bodia of polling organizations that are
in the field today, in terms of Cambodia,
student unrest and so on. there is no
guarantee of a testing device, such as
an election.
BOTH HARRIS and Gallup have been
very close to the mark in elections since
1948, when·they weren't. But other than
the resuJU of m election, .there is no·
way that you can answer, "Do they
tell the truth?"
It is useful In looldng at these opinion
polls and trying yoursell to determine.
what valldity there may be. First, you
want to know when the poll was taken.
If 'it was taken 'six weeks ago it may
very well have a different reading than
if it was taken six hours ago. Impact
changes the temper of the people. Things
are different in time.
Secondly, you must know exactly what
is asked. You must know the specific
question not the general question. Some
'Do UCI Students Have
Respect for the Fkig?'
"Do the students In your college
respect the American nag?'' the lourth·
grader from Connecticut asked.
In reply lo the boy's letter. UCI Student
Body President Tim Young has wrilt~n.
"I think Lhal the flag means something
different to each individual student.''
Then. after noting some of the. view·
points, he wrote:
"The unique thing about our flag.
however. ls that it flies over a country
which permits all these opinions and
more. The fl3g does not demand a
•Ingle kind ol ~· IOI' th• flag
repre&ents a countrY or free thoo.ibt,
of Vlried opinion. tt .'great fledbfuty
and, finally. of exttt.mt strength."
Wayne C1clopoll, reptUtnt.mg ·\he
fourth rrade in Point Beach SChool,
ti.llllord. Connecticut. bad sent h1I query
to Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.,
who referred it lo the leader of the
Associated Students for reply. 'loung.
of San Bemardiiio, is a senior majoring
in social sclence11.
The ltlts or the two letters follow :
"Dear Sir: Do the students in your
college respect the nag? We at Point
Beach School in Miiford are v.'ritlng
to presidents or colleges and universities
all across the United Stat.es to try to
find an answer to that question. We
. thlnt th" llll11jl Y<Jlllll pe<iple of college
age are not &howin1 our na1 tbi proper
e m.ment age o e
Dally Pilot seeks !<> Inform
ond sUmulate rtad•rs by
presenting a variety of com-
mentary on topics of inter-
est and 1lgnificance from
• lnformed observers a n d
opokesmen.
llo0ort N. WNll, Publl1her
respect or treating It aa they shQuld.
We would like to ask you to encourage
your students to have greater respect
for our flag . Our state Is one of the
oldest in lhe U.S. and we are very
proud of our flag and of our country.
Please try tG help your students to
feel the same way.''
Young's reply:
"Dear \!Jayne : t am a student at
the University o! California at Irvine
and I would like to thank you for taking
the time to write to our college ·here
in California. We have ovtr S,000 student..
here at Irvine and, just like your achoo!,
our campus: has an American flag which
fiie! dally.
"I t.hlnk that the flag mean1 KOmethlng
different to each Individual student at
our school. To the history atude:nt, the
flag may repre1ent a link with the
past. with the men who founded and
shaped our country, or perhaps thMe
men who have tried to cha.nae our coun·
try and have failed.
•·ro the acience student. the na1 may
servt as a remin<ter that American
technology has placed men on lhe moon
•nd returned them 1afely to earth.
"To the college athlete.. the nag may be·• remtnder that Ame.iicans &rt free
to en)oy healthy compeUUon ln all
U)leC1' o1 m ..
''To the foreign exchange atudent, the
flag mlY 1XJP,bol!Jo I friendly COU!l!ry,
tl'llta~ prepared to welcome vlsltors
from ebroad.
"To some students, W1yne. the flag
may be a rtmlndf.r that their country
b men and men can make
frl'Ofl 1n po cy. o r 1u ens. 1
f11g11 may represtnt an Americ11 which
must be changed to remain just .
"The unique thing about our nag.
ho'A·evtr, ls that It rues over a country
«hJch permits all these opinion! and
more. The nl'lg does Ml demand a
sing.le kind of respect for thfl n11
rt!pre5ents 1 country of free thought,
or varied oplnJon, of greet flexlblllty
and , finally. of utr~e 1tren1th."
Congre5Slpen use a polling method
through the mail. They usually ask a
questiol} ,like, 'do you supPQrt my sterUng
efforts to save public money?'
YOU MUST also know who ls being
asked -to whom is this question being
addressed. Are you ta lking about all
adults. all registered voters, who intend
to vote-this sort of thir;ig. A poll in
Colorado had interesting results. It show·
ed the Democratic percentage declining
from all .adults to all adults who were
registered to vote to all register.ed voter.s
who actually intended to \'Ote. So if
you were a Democ.ratic or a. Republican
polit ician, you would have to seek that
particual r group with which you are
concerned.
You would want to know how many
were asked. Normally, If you 11sk na·
tionwide a sample of Loot. you wUI
· get a fairly accurate result.
The Literary Oig~st. back in the '30s,
used to· send out about 20 million
postcards to people who owned
telephones in a straw vote. This was
fine until the people who owned
telephones in 193R voted for t-.1r. Landon.
Md all that didn•t O\Vn telephones voted
for ~1r . Roosevelt. The Literary Digest
went out of business.
You must also kno'iv how the poll
was taken-was it house to house where
those asked were personally talked to.
\Vas ii done by telephone? Was it a
straw \'Ole?
In 19611. Mr. Wallace would cite poll
alter poll that shov:ed that he "'as
leading in the Presidential race. He \\1as
right. He was refetring 'to the poll where
you cut a piece oul of the paper and
mail it in. This kind of poll does not
measure wtiat You think, but the inlensity
of your thought.
IF You TIDNK enOugh to buy 1n
cooies of the paper, then your candidate
will be way ahead . Te1evision polls are
similar. You call one number for "Yes''
another number for "No." If you feel
strongly, you just grab yciur phone and
start dialing. When you get an answer,
hang up and dial again.
You must know what kind of polling
was done. There was a time when
telephone polling wasn't a goOd sample
as those who owned a telephone. was
less Ulan the entire universe. Today.
this has changed as the telephone is
much more widely owned.
However, the face to face. personal
poll generally is the most accurate, aod
the most e1pensive.
Intensity cannot be measured by a "Yes" or "No" answer. You have to
try lo interpfet what you are getting
in results. There is the fellow that says
•yes. I lhinK t will vote,' and the other
person that says 'I am going to be
at the polls wh~n they open! I am
going to bring rriy family. and I am
going to work all day for my candidate!'
ON THE POU.. each count~ for OM.
unless yoti can build a device into the
poll that V.'ill measure intensity. It Is
an Important element.
The basic purpose or a po11 ls political
lntelllgence. You are trying to pry ln1o
the collective minds of lhe public. You
are trylrig to replace node with some
sort of measuring d~vice..
Most politicians take a poll tn one
form or anothtr : They, ol course, W111ll
to know if they are, wtnnlng or not.
But. more lmportant to them ls tfuit
lhty want to know what people think
about them . What Is the politic.al tern·
perament? \Vha! are the Issues'! ~at
can use this kind of information to
form a pattern of his own behavior.
When you look al poll~ in the totality,
nobody c1n answer, "Does the Poll Te.ll
the Truth?"
A good pollster tells his client, or
the. pubUc, exactly what U1e poll shows.
He will tell 1he truth as he ue' h.
He may be wrong, if he is 14'rong enougb
ht wiU be out or butiness."
\
we're Dropping
California Do~n from 6th to 24th
ln the tut (our years, California has
dropped .from 6th to 24th place nationally
in expenditures per pupil in its elemen·
tary and secondary school! and is now
$40 annually below the national average,
acoording to the California Teachers
Associalion !CTAJ .
Jack D. Rees , e1ecutive secretary of
the 173,00IJ..member CTA. said California
now spends $799 annually per pupil on
an a.d.a. (average daily attendance)
basls -oompared with a national average
of $839.
In quoting the National Education
Association's "Estimate of Schoo I
Statistics. I97G-71," Rees noted that
California is also behind all the far
western states in its per pupil sup-
port-Nevada ($804); Oregon. ($935);
Washington ($873). Jn addition, the
Golden State is ecllpsed by such com·
parable large states as New York
(Sl.370 ): Pennsylvania ($948 ); Illinois
($973): Michigan ($858). Note : See ac·
companying chart.)
REES DECLARED that most of the
drop in support is due to the fact that
the state of California has no t
realistically met the cosl.s of inflation
the last few years in support of local
schools .
"The consequence is that local tax·
payers have been gouged due to the
state's failure to meet its fair share
of school costs. This state policy has
produced the so-called t a x p a y e r s '
revolt," Rees declared.
Rees noted that state support of local
schools in California has dropped from
47.5 percent in 1953-54 to 35.2 percent
in 197G-71, and local support has risen
from 43.5 percent lo 59.8 percent. The
remainder is in federal and "other"
funds. (Nole: See accompanying chart.)
"California's local taxpayers lhis
school year are paying $2.5 billion for
the support of their schools while the
state is picking up only $1.-4 billion.
To put it another way, although the
state is increasing its support by about
$50 million, the local "share"' has gone
up more than $310 million. So now the
total for the local taxpayers' "share"
is $1.1 billion higher than the state's.''
REES NOTED that although New Yprk
epends about $800 million more annually
on il3 public schools, it will take almost
$120 million less from its local property
taxpayers than will California.
This is a significant point, Rees
stressed, in that although teachers'
salaries in both states are comparable,
New York's total investment in this
area is higher. New York"s average
salary is estimated at $11.100 this year
compared wil.h California's $11.022.
But. although this is the first time
in several years California has fallen
below New York. the real difference
is even greater. This is because New
York pays the full retirement for it."
teachers, which amounts to about 23
percent more. California teachers. on
the other hand. subsidize about one half
of their retiremeot costs.
REES SAID California. the richest
state in the nation. can "'ell afford
greater support of its public schools.
Yet in the last 10 years since 1960,
the Golden State has dropped from 12th
place among the states in the amount
of its total inoome spent on public
elementary and seoondary education to
18th place.
On a nalional average in the last
10 years. the state! have increased their
share of total income for support of
public schools by 1.1 percent, California
has increased it.s support by only e:ght·
tenths of one percent.
"What's happening." declared Rees,
''is that although the state is richer.
less of its total inoome is going for
the support of public schools. Teachers'
salaries are going up to meet-but not
entirely-rising costs of inflation. Since
the e1penditure per pupil is dropping--0r
not keeping up with inflation-the
students are being p e n a I i z e d
through larger classes: cuts in the school
day, cuts in supplies and materials,
cul& in $UCh services as counseling
health, and so forth.
"The only answer," added Rees. 1·1.·
that tbe state pick up a much larger
share of the cost in order to ease
the local property tax burden. This
means that the broader , more flexible
and more equit.eble state taxing sources
must be utilized more effectively to
help pay {or education. This is the only
kind of S<realled 'tax reform' that will
work. Educational expenditures are in·
vestments in people. 'fhe unschooled and
unskilled comprise the h..ighest percen·
tage of the unemployed, those on welfare
and in penal institutions."
But ·· Legislators
Are Getting More
FROM TU.tE l'ltAGAZINE
No man's life, liberty or property
are safe wh.en th.e legislature i.t in
iessioti,
Since Judge Gideon J. Tucker of New
York approvingly cited that hyperbolic
appraisal 105 yearS ago, state legislatures
in the U.S. have improved. The director
of a new Study released last week oon-
cluded that ''corruplion is I es s
widespread than we had thought; not
many votes are bought for cash.''
Otherwise. the most comp rehensive •in·
quiry ever made of lhe lawmaking pro-
cess at state level was bearish. Though
oonsiderable differences turned u p
between the best and worst bodies. many
were judged to be inept. understaffed,
poorly paid and in "disarray.''
The study has special relevance now
because of the Admiaistration·s revenue·
slla.ring plan. Much of the debate about
the mer its of that plan already centers
on the quality of state and local
ROvernments -including legislatures -
which would spend a si~ificant part
of lhe new doltars from Washington.
THE 1.4-~fONTH STUDY, financed by
a $200.000 grant from th! Ford f'oun.
dation , was conducted by the non·
partisan, nonprofit Citizen~ Conference
on State Legislatures. From its Kansas
City base. the group has been working
for legislative reform since · 1965, but
it had never before undertaken the am·
bilious task of examining all 50
legislatures. then ranking each in descen·
ding order of quality (see box l.
No attempt was made to evaluate
the legislation the slate lawmakers pro-
duce, since there is no objecli\'e basis
for comparison. Instead . 15 investigators,
headed bv the conference's t'.!xecutive
director. Larr)' ~1argo\is, employed a
156-part questionnaire to get informati on
on the. quality of each legislature. The
questions \\:ent to legislators and lheir
staff members in each of the states.
The basis for rating \\'as the degree
to "'hich legislatures "function ef·
feclive ly. acoounl to the public for their
actions. gather and use information. avoid
undue influence and represent the in·
teresls of their people."
ALABA!\.1A, NO. 50. unde rsCf)red the
Inadequacies most dramatically. !ls
RATING NATION'S
LEGISLATURES
1. C•lllor"I•
2. "lrw Vor~
•. Flo•IO•
S. NIKA!lsln
'· low•
I. Mtw•fl
S. Mlchig•n
'· Ntbr•sk• n. Mln11twt1
II. New MtJ\CCI
n. Ala.sic•
ll. "l!Vtdt
11. O•l•homl
IS. Ult!\
u. Ohio
u . Sour~ 01ko!1
11. ld•ho
n. W1i.l'llntllln
10. Mervltri<I
21. ""'nt¥1Vt "ll
n. Norih OHor1
,4. CCl!IMCllC~I
~-WeJI VlttlftJ1
''· T!flntlSN ,,_ OrrDOn
,e. Coler•ao
tt. MtUIChUJtlll
30. MllM
JI. Ktf!IUC-Y
3,. Ntw Jt'1f V
ll. loulllt"I
Jl, Vl•tlnlt
35. Ml,wvrl
it. !t"IOdt 1$1~"11
31 Vt•mcnt
.111. Tt•.H
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•2 MIHIS!lPPI
lJ . .l.ro111n1
•1. Scutn Ctro!lnt
•S. Goortlt
lo!. Ar>.1n.-
•1. Norin C•roll"'
41. DlllWtrt
"'· WVct111no
.JO Al1Nm1
legi!ilature meets for only 36 days, yet ' ·
divides into 52 separate commitlees.
Each stale senator serves on at least
four commlttees, leaving little time lo
beoome familiar wilh that ma n Y
specialties. The only staff help the
legislature gets is from four elderly
women who run a legislative reference
service. No legislator has an office;
much of the business is transacted in
the corridors or the cafeteria. Other
states that provide no office space : Iowa,
Ohip, Utah and Indiana.
California's Jop ranking resull!J partly
from the fact that the state has made
the legislator's job nearly full time.
California pays its members $19,200 1
yea r (highest in the nation ; the average
is $13.733 for t"·o years). They meet
about nine monlbs aMually. Its SO.man
Assembly can call on the help of 600
researchers. administrative assistanlS
and secretaries to help prepare bills.
It commonly pays outside consultants
up ·to $100 a day to study issues facing
th~ legislature. Not ever y state can
afford that kind of support, but ma ny
could be more openhanded than they
now are. The average slate spends onl.v
one-fifth of lli'h Of its an nu a 1 budget
to operate it.!I legislature .
011r ~Ian 111 SnH f'rnncbco ------------
John., Yoko Slip Through
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Mayor Alioto
won't be rtelected by default. Lawyer
llarold Dobbs admits he's 1 "definite
possibilily " for the rat:f.: about the
talk lhat Alioto has all the campaign
money lied up. be scoffs : "That's
a crock. If people think you can
win, lhert's always money to be had .''
PRETI'V PICKLE: lht'.! "Mr. and
Mrs. Gerkin" who boarded APL.!
President Cleveland two week! ago
and debarkM at Yokohama tum out
to have been Jobn Lennon and Yoko,
disgulstd well enou.gh to f o o l
everybody.
HELL·s ANGEL Al Passaro. IC•
quitted of that Altamont Rlaying, will
now sue the Rolling Slopes and the
Maysles Brothers (lhey·made the film
of the epl!Odt) for .SS00.000... ch1rgin&
lnv111slon of privacy because "they
m•de me the star of the movie
without my permisskm," AUy. Melvin
SELECT!Vf: SERVICE: A bulletin
Issued from the Presidio Chaplain.
James B. Allan, addressed "To all
Pre11\dio civilian l'mp\oytts. Grade
GS-09 and abnve : You are cordially
lnvltl!d to attend 1he Presidio rrayer
Breakfut 2 Ftb 1971." The prtcyers
of dYilian.s In grades below GS-09
will oontinue to go unheard?
BAY ClTV BEAGLE : T h e
refurbished Orpheum on Market dark
since "Hair" ~ropped out, springs
back to life April 15: Producer·Direc·
tor Richard York will revive Cole
p o r t e r ' s unforgettable "Anything
Goes" thl'!re ..• The stock market
ma)" "be up. but Montgomery St.'s
biggest quotaUon board went bust :
I hat would be the one In the , old
Sc.hwabacher & Co. offices tom down
in the remodeling for a new Liberty
Nat'I Bank branch ..• This being
S.F .. Betty Kllich Isn't surprised that
the first pair of Hot Pants she saw
In public -mauve satin jobs
\\'tre being worn on fourth St. by
a man.
AR.11STS ~lichael Bry, Calvin Ton·
dra and Alejandro Stuart are feeling
the pangs of tGta.1 rejection. First
the:ir entries In the Ar1 lnslit.ute's
Cenlennlal Show were rejected, and
now they 've been rejec_ted from the
on ~fcAllister) as "too pornographic"
-•fter e.omplalnu from City Hall.
DISTAfT STUFF': Ladies, don·t
hang up If a man an."wers when
you phone NOW <National Organiia·
lion for Women) to join 1he: Women's
Lib movement. The NO\\' number
in the phone book -7'1&-5723 -
Is actually the number of Nallona.I
Rent-a-Box. run by Wallace Green
and Ryan Logan. and Rent -a-Bo1 is
handling NOW's bus ineS.!I. Nothing in
the foN!going item is a joke . . ,
Speaking of e«iuality among the
1;exes. let's hear it for Stockton, where
Councilman Mike EvanhGe has been
named "Wom11n of the Year" (by
the Stockton Women or Action) while
Mrs. Pearl Welit h;is been honored
as "Man of the Year" by the Stockton
Board of Realtors . . • As for
Auemblywoman March Fong she'•
introducing legislaUon to permit m•r·
ried women to hold liquor licenM?I
In their own names. some thing forbid·
den now. "Is this Women's Lib?,.
a newsmAn asked March . who replied.
"If by lhtit you mean the Women's
Llbation Movement, yes."
ADO lNnNITE~1S : Bob Wilson, the
Fairfax landscape designer, now h11
m.ore caviar than Simon Brothers.
sturgeon containing 22 pounds of lhe
deUcacy!
AND GAR S~flTH found th l.s qoota-
tion from Thucydides on 1 door at
UCBerkeley : "A collision at sta can
ruin your entire day.'' M•ke that
Bay.
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gitlJ, and welcome to another / ·.'" • ~
Saturday-the day before / ,·.'·':·. . ..
.valentine~s Day. .·,,,,; .. ,.
The eld mail sack was prtl· · ,. : • ·.·. · .
ty slim this week but I guess / "j/
most «if you were busy getting ; --~;
this four-day holiday honoring /··,,.,;, ·• •
Prtsidents Lincoln and . ·' -"
Washington. . · -"':' " ~
Many ef you this week did / :/j ·,,.i--;. · , :,
not stick to the topic which M' ·~· , · was ei1her ~n the two men I.' ·f
or about your vacation-such 0~· , ·
as where you will eo or what : · ·,
you wnl do. ~· ~ l Remember, too that there t :'
are awards for poetry so use / :: ;
your. good minds and come ·l i
up with some good poems. il {.
As you all know, tomorrow
Is Valentine's Day . It is a r--------------------------------1 day when we give the people
v.•e love something to show
our love -such as cards
or candy er small gifts. * PRIZE WINNER * Actually, Valentine's Day is
named for a holiday or a
sainl's da y marked on the
calenda r of the R o m a n
Catholic church. lt marks a
day honoring two men named
Valentine whe were killed for
their faith and love of GOO
by the pagan emperors of
ft11ke Harden, It. 20262 Magnolia Ave .. Huntington Beach
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art 'Contest. Here's all you
do: (I) Draw pichlf1! on piece of plain, white paper S~J inches wide and
4. inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3). Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT1 Costa A1esa. Winner will receive KeMedy half dollar.
Rome. '------~~~--~~~~-~~-~-·~~-~-------' At firs!. St. Valentine was
thought to be a legendary
priest in Rome. Italy, who
was killed for his beliefs-by
a jealous ruler. He was later
found tG be a real person
and not just a legend.
But interestingly enough. the
day honors a second St. Valen-
tine whG was the bishop of
a town•in Italy called Terni.
He, too was killed for his
love of God.
So we see that Feb. 14. was
eriginally a sainl's da y in the
chW"ch. Since these men show·
ed great Jove for God and
their fellow man, it followed
that it should be a loving
day as well.
But actually, the idea ot
Valentine 's Day being a
lovers' festival began Jong ago
in Rome. The pagans (those
who don't believe in God)
celebrated a festival llf Spring
and love near the middle of
February. It was called
Lupercalia.
The custom of trading
Valentine cards and candies
doe sn't seem to be connected
with either the two saints of
with the Roman festival of
lovers. Nobody really knows
where it originated. But
whoever sent the first Valen-
tine started a wonderfu l way
of putting his Jove into print.
You know, the most ap.
preclated Valentines are the
ones ~ade by hand. They are
a Jot of fun to make and
you ca n really use your im-
agination and creativity. If
you don 'l have time le make
a remembrance for the ones
you love, use some of your
hard-saved m e n e y for
something small but nice.
What better way to spend our
money than en someone we
care for .
As a matter of fact , this
v.·eek's contest will be on
. Valentine's Day. Make a
really good Valentine, and
send it to Uncle Len. Be sure
it is the right size..a~ ind.i~•le;d
in the rules for drawing ·en-
tries and be sure it is tlrawn
on one side of a single sheet
of paper. Don't fol d it and
write inside.
This should be a fun oontest
for all. Poetry entries· should
be real good with this topic
too. Don 't forget your riddles.
Art honorable mentions in-
clude: Robin KJopp, 111h. Hun·
tington Beach; Mark Kfseda,
7, Laguna Beach ; Susie
Broton, 7, NeWfl(lrt Beach.
YOUR NEWS QUIZ
PARI 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
Give yourself 10 points for each correct
anawer.
l Japane1e and SOvitt newapape.n'l'eported 1a1t
week th.al South Vletname1e paratroopers tn--
vaded •• ? •• w1th the aid of Am'rtcan lid
pow6r.
a-<;an.hodJ, P..Jjortll_VIJil.Nam. c-Laoa
.2 Accord.lng to AdmJ.nlstraUon of!lci1l1, Pre1J-
dent' Nixon ·wtll: ut...Conrreeli·io-bave t.be .apd.
a.nd needy pay a (CHOOSE ONE: amaller, btc-
1er) part of their medlcal bills.
3 Th@ S@nate Finance Committee approved the
nomination of • • ? • • to be Secretary of th@
Treasury.
• The U.S. Postal Service ind.teated It hoped to
ral&e lt.s rates by May. Under the new rate1,
the coat o! a first-cla&& letter would climb to
•• ? •• cent.I.
•·6 b-8 .-10
S A preliminary report on marijuana issued by
tbe Department of Health~ Education and Wel-
fare found that. m1.rijua.na users invariably
move on to ·1'bard.11 drug\'· 1ucb aa heroin. True
or False?
PART II· WO~D~.IN TJi.E .. EWS
Take 4 points for each word that you can
match with its correct meaning.
l ..... tr&de
2 ..... larlll
3 ..... dump
• •.• , .mooopollzt
~ ••••• r@ctprocate
a.-fiood a market w1tb.
low-priced goods
b-the proce11 ol buyirig
and selling
c-1.mport duty
d-re·1pond tnltkeman.ner
e-control all the source•
of IUpply.
PAIT Ill • NAMES IN THE NEWS
Take 8 points for names that you can
correctly match with the clues.
1 ..••. Soviet Union
2 ••••. C&nada
3 ..... Ullited States
4 ..... Jamaica.
fl ..••• Malay1i1.
a ... world'• lead.u:g crude
oil producer
b-world'a Ieadlna: milk
producer
c-world'• leading baux-
ite producer
d-world'a leading t 1 n
producer
e-world's .leadicg zinc
ore producer
e YEC, Inc., M.dit0n, Wi1eomin
Saturday, Ftbruary 1.3, 1971 DAILY '!LOT 7
Tut Y 011r1ell
Jlcr•'t a chance for everyone In tile. taml!¥ aid fflOU&:h to read to ttSl hiJ or her own "nose for new1." Take thll
"~kly New& Quiz in the privacy of your own home lyoo
don't even have to let the rest of lhe family knOw how you made out) •nd see how much you know about what'• ioinit on In the world today.
Den't ch.at-Ana .. ,. .,,.., (W!Nhl• 4twt1) INilew 11ulr.
Match word clues -with thelr correapond·
Ing pictures or symbols. 10 point• for
each correct answer.
A
,~
(1 .. -, '
B
5.2%
D
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Philadelphia' a iaratat f _r;;,
bank lowered t11tere1t G
on 1avtnga accounts · -· I \ " 2 .....
Two of theae to be
named after the late
Rieb.a.rd Russell a.nd
Mendel Rivers G
3 .....
Mr. Nlxon vacationed.
here and watched
Apollo 14 lift oU .......
Premier Kosygin de-
nounced what he called
an l.Clvasion of L&os
~·~·~y of these com• -~·\':.\.~llP~.
paniea su!f@red. heavy ·f ~-.. :
loB•• thJ1·1a1t year -~..___ r'J 1 "'~ ""-..) SfJOHX : 6..... : ST. THOMAS I Ell awortb Bunker, t::::==' •
U.S. Ambaasador ·lo SfCRDIX :
South Viet Nam -·--···----~
7 .....
lBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover
8 ..... I"' Crime rate 1n Wash• r..., ~ 1
lngton. D.c .. fell the ~-.C f!r't Ume in lf years i-:'
;;~·cities In thlaarea4llllllllllllll
lead the U.S. in.unem-
ployment.
10 ..... E West German Chan-
~. ~ellor Brandt Is fol-~lowlng ao "Oalpoltllk"
J
4.0%
HOW DO YOU IATE?
(Xon r.ch Side of Oula S.P1r•tety)
9l to 100 polnh -TO' SCOll!
11 to 90 poinh -bcelltint.
71 .. • jlO lnh -GooL
., .. 10 ,olntt. f•ir. '°. u.det???-H'IM\!
FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION
Should our nation continue manned spacefil&hl
after the Apollo series la finished?
THIS WHK'S CHALLENGE!
Name the President of Guinea. Setld .,_ ~"'ti.-s te AM AIMfy,
c/e OnMMJ• Cemt 0-lly Pilat, le1 .
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T••••· le>r ~'' <1unllcn:
How did photography gel
1tarted?
devices inside a black tent.
Through the 1600s, the
camera obscura blossomed
forth with a portable model
and a desk model. By im·
proving and adjusting lenses
and shutters, artists created
panora mas of outdoor scenery
and even portraits. Then a
D u t c h professor gtumbled
upon a method tG fix the
shadowy i m a g e s with
chemicals. After many im·
provements, this idea finally
Jed to our modem method
RIDDLES and JOKES
PRIZE
WINNER
Question: What do you get when yo u
cross peanut butter with an ele-
phant?
'l(IUOW Jno.A: fG fOOJ ·~· 01 l>f>!I• ''~4 IUl~d11e UI JG 11e6JOj JIAIU
''~' Je11nq ,nu1td Jtt.fl!3 :JeM.suy
k •lhr Pulllc, It. ft71 ""'""' DTlwt. Ht•"'1 aMCll
Many of us used the great-
grand-Oaddy of the camera
during the last solar eclipse.
\\'e set up a white screen
facing the sun and pierced
a pinprick in a sheet ol paper.
\Ve held up the paper so that
the sun shone directly through
the t.iny hole. When we focused
it at the right distance a
small, shadowy image fell on-
to the screen. We watched
the dark disk of the moon
creep across the face of the
su n ~·ithout risking o u r
eyesight by looking directly
at the dazzling event.
of permanent phGtograph.s on J..:===================::'...l film.
In 1725, Professor Johann,....--------------------,
Heinrich Schulze was at.-
tempting to make phosphoru~
in his lab. Silver was present
in his ingredienU as an im-
purity and he noticed that
his mixture turned purple
when exposed to a lighted win-
dow. Schulze and later scien-
tists traced this phenomenon
step by patient step. Even·
tually it led to the use of
silver salts to fix the camera
image on film. The age of
KITTEN IN THE RAIN
"Meow, meo\v!"
Kitten in the rain;
Tiny pink nose
Against the window pane .
Open up the window -quick!
In she whirs .
Warm by the fireside
J.fappily she purrs!
A Kii\""'' h•tl llMlltr IHI .. (1mr 1w .... ..,, , ••
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'" ·~· llO•Y lfld """' Ctnl11t Ml'll Ytur -lft If .,.,, II U"clt Lin, ••• UM, c-.11 MNI, C1Hternll.
Most likely the story of
photography started in some
sunny c limate where
thoughtful people had time to
observe the play of shadows
11nd bright sun.!lhine. Som e
2,000 years ago. Aristotle
described how he watched. the
image of a solar eclipse
through the tiny holes of a
sieve. Jn the Middle Age5io
this principle was used to
build a very special dark.-room
ca\ltd the camera obscura .
The models were sturdy
chambers often adorned with
pillars and turrets.
chemical photography began '----------------------' and the fascinating o J d
The models changed, but the
basic principle o! the earner.a
obscUi'a remained the same.
In the center of one of the
solid walls there · was a small
hole or shutter. A beam of
light cafne through and fell
upon the opposite wall inside
the room. The. rays of light
carried a photGgraphic picture
of the &eenery outside and
11.hed a shadowy, upside-Oown
image. When the light from
outside wa!! shut off, naturally
the fascinating image disa~
peaered.
In tater centurin. lenses
were added to 1h1rpen the
picture! and to tum the Image
right aide up. Then in tile
15505. an ttallan inventor ad-
ded a stroke of genius to
the camera obscura. He U!!d
• pend! to outline the shadowy
Image and later added colors
to crtate a permantnt p1i~·
camera obscura al last went
out of style.
.t.nch' Pfldl • W.,kl l ooll Olelle
lo IC I•~ 5..,.,11,.., ••• 1, or !tc-19~. WH! v1,..111;1, ror ~lt 1un!lon:
Where do gnats lay their
eggs?
Gnats are those bitsy bugs
that ·fly around in pesky
cloud.R. At !!list, that's what
ordinary folk call them. lnsttt
ex~rts. however. have other
names for them . It seems
lhat there are several different
kinds of gnats and it takes
an expert to tell which is
which. Usually he needs a
magnifying glass to spot their
different features . He iden-
tifies buffalo gnals and fungus
gnats, gall gnats and dark·
winged fungus gnats. And he
classifies each of these four
in a different insect family .
All of these common gnats
ha ve a life cycle wilh four
stages -egg. larva, pupa,
and ad.ult wlnged insect. And
all of them need moisture
through theiT early st.ages.
The buffalo gnat aometime1
lays her eggs in streams. Th@
larvae live in the w a t e r
and the: sleeping pupae stlct
became a very stylis h pastime hatch and fl y away. When
and all sorts of new models stream! are scaree, she does
were Invented. One convenient what the other common gnats
camera obscura was a darken· do. She lay!! her eggs in moist
ed sedan chalr, with lenses soll. The larvae of most com·
on top and a mirror to renect mon gnats live and feed in
the image ontc> a drawing d~mp earth and the pupae
board held on th@ artlsfs lap. sleep there until they hatch
Another modtl used the san1e Into bits)' winged adults.
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Super Squirrel?
A pole-climbing squirrel wilh democratic ldea5 Cinds
the food tempting on a bird feeder installed by Re·
publican Governor Tom 111cCall in fiis Salem, Ore.,
back yard. The birds kept their distance.
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A Long Wait . for Opening
Tarnished Ti1ne Capsule to be Opened in 6,151 Yea.rs
ATLANTA (UP) -Another
6,151 years mu.st pas.s before
future inhabitanU of lbt earth
can open the crypt of civiliza-
tion. and already the passage
of just 30 years has left it
tarnished, hidden. and a1most
forgotten.
The crypt. the world 's first
comprehensive lim@ capsule,
was sealed shut on May 28,
HMO in a massive gothic struc-
ture-then the administration
building -at Oglethorpe
College.
wait: and by ·now, many of
the artifacts are antiques.
The crypt itself is a vault
10 feet high., 10 feel wkle
and 20 feet long. Following
the guide of the a:ncient Egyp-
tians-history 's masters of
preservation-it is lined inside
with layers of porec/ain enamel
embedded in pitch.
Jacobs designed 8113 A.D.
as the date of opening becaµse
he wanted it to remain un-
tooched for 6,181 years, the
length of time representing
the recorded history o( man
as of 19i0.
When men of that day open
the crypt, they will find a
model of the Eiffel tower,
800 books in microfilm, 11
tape· recorded hoors of Presi·
dent Franklin D. RoOsevelt 's
voice, several sets of en-
cyclopedias and seeds for
vegetables. trees and flowers.
But that's only a fraction
of the crypt's contenlS, so
numerous that e x i s t i n g
records do not reveal exactly
how many items are actually
there.
There is a 35 milimeter
i:novi~ projec;:tor with film
already threaded, one of each
item from a Woolworth 's S
and 10 store. a generator (or
electricity to run the· electrical
devices and a mutascope that
will teach the English
language to strange tongues.
One section tells of the
habits of man, listing liquor,
cigarettes, tobacco, p i p e s ,
snuff. opium. hashish a n d
chewing gum. There was no
LSD.
In his derlicalion speech,
Jacobs speculated on the
achieve'tnents of the gtnera·
lion of" men he hoped would
open his vault.
"Certainly," h' said. ''they
will have" .surmounted our
greatest di!ficullies a n d
dispelled our most oppressiv•
fears."
He ~aid they wGuld have:
conquered cance r, tuberculosis
and 'pneumonia. and he
wondered about their spiritual
concerns. "Most fascinating ol
all, they will have learned !low
to communicate directly with
the departed, and with
God .•• ?"
Dr. Thornwell Jacobs, the n
president of the school, began
the project in 1935 because
he wanted to leave to men
of I.he year 8113 A.O. a
"complete picture of how
human beings lived a n d thought during the days of --------------------------------
our generations."
On May. 28, the JG-foot high
stainles.s steel door was weld-
ed shut after Jacobs gave an
eloquent speech in which he
said, "ll the laws of God
permit, may there be some
of us present with them when
they open the door of our
crypt."
The administration building
later became Phoebe Hearst
Hall, a girls dormitory, with
the crypt rising above the
floor of · il, basement where
school children came to read
the plaque left for men to
read 118 decades hence.
Now, 30 years later , Hearst
Hall is a gutted shell or stone.
There ar.e no lights in its
deserted basement. and the
shadows obscure itl plaque.
The' door is tarnished. Trash
litters ii.II thresbhold. And the
echoes of footstepi give the
crypt the presence of a tomb.
No more gujded (Oun ,come
to see It. And In 30 years,
achool officiala say there have
been "° 1ttempt~ at thett,
omitted valuables like jewelry
from Its contents to
discourage vandals .
The officials say they are
planning to make a museum
of Phoebe J:carst Hall.
Inside the crypt, Its contents
which rtcord the history of
maMJnd up 1111t11 !HO lay In
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Love, Pengacitt•style
Valentine's Day 15 stl.11 a day away, but these zany lovers at Marineland or
Florida can't wait. This is a pair of "Rockhopper Penquins''. which are natives
of South America. At the St. Augustine lourlsl attraction, they steal the 1bow.
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I DAILY PILOT SalurdilY, Ftbruary 13, 1971
Okies from Muskogee Irritated Over Po·pular Song
By GUY A. GOODINE
MUSKOGEE. Okla. I UPI )
-for three )'ears Muskogee
has been basking in the
spotlight of a hit song depic-
Ung It 1s being free of the
n e t-so-uncommon problems
associated with drugs and hip·
pies.
Now m o s t l\.tuskogeeans
wish they had never heard
of country music singer Merle
Haggard's "Okie Fro m
l\1uskogee .''
"We don't smoke marijuana
In Muskogee,
"We don't take our trips
on LSD:
"We don 't burn our draft
cards down on Main Street.
"We like liv ing right and
being free."
H&ggard, who was born in
nearby Eufaula. Okla .. once
said he wrote the 'Okie"
because he hart always been
proud of the way people in
that northeast Oklahoma city
lived. Muskogee's citliens en-
joyed the reput1Uon the song
ga,·e them.
A secret police s q u a d •
telephone threats to mu.nieipal
leaders. arson. gun-toting city
councilmen and an alleged
underworld conspiracy are not
exactly . ""!hat the words of
the song pcrtray .
But according to Musko&ee
Police Chlet Geocae Kennedy,
32. all those ingredients are
there. And today Haggard
agrees his lyrics were not
meant to be taken literally.
Haggard r e tu rn e d to
ft1uskogee recently for another
sell·out performance al the
city's huge civic center. The
city council adjourned early
from an investiaaUon o! lhe
police department to attend
the show and hear Haggard
repeat his popular song. I ask-
ed Haggard after lhe show
if the song had a n y
significance.
"Do you mean is th al the
way I think things are in
Muskogee?" he asked. "No."
He said be had always
wanted lo write a aong with
the word '' fi.1 uskogee ,''
because of its melodic sound,
and the lyrics just fell into
place. He didn't say why he
had been willing, when the
song rirst reached t h e
popularity charts, to brag
about Muskogee as one of tbe
more steadfast commu.nitie5
in the nation.
True, as the song says, there
aren't many hippies ln the
city that is proudly awaiting
an unparalleled e c o n o m I c
boom because of its location
tSee SONG, Page I)
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SONG IRRITATES MUSCOGEE ••.
(From Page I)
on the newty navigable
Arkansas River.
"Leather boots are still ln
s\yle for many footwear,
'"Beads and Roman sandals
"·on't be seen;
"Football 's still the roughest
thing on campus,
"And the kids here still
respect the college de an."
Football may be t h e
roughest thing on campw, but
a Muskogee coonty grand jury
that convenes Feb. 17 will
be told it isn't the roughest
lhing among the adult com·
munity.
Otis Eversole is a t<.1uskogee
attorney representing l he
wives of 21 police officers who
claim they have "documented
evidence" supporting charges
of \\'rongdoings within the
police department and the of-
flee of City t.tanager Leonard
Briley. Kennedy and Brlley
deny it.
Eversole said hi! evidence
"could lead to criminal action
against some individuals,'' but
declined to identify those in-
dividuals or their affiliation.
He said that oould jeopardize
any criminal proceedings to
come out of the grand jury.
The evidence was to have
been given the city council
during Its often·poslponed in-
vestigation of !he p o 11 c e
department, but Eversole said
as the investigation started
his clients felt the councilmen
had already made up their
minds. They withdrew it and
have offered it to the district
attorney.
It is nearly impossible to
get anyone to addres s
themselves to specifics of the
problems apparent' in
Muskogee, and most look at
newsmen wllh a c11.lloused eye.
"J guess you.'re down here
to do anothi?r nasty story
about us," is usually \he reac-
tion after a newsman iden-
tifies hlmself to resldenls.
The trouble . according to
Kennedy, has been there for
some time. He suggests it
has con1e to the fron t row
because he is not willing to
ignore it.
Early last fall Kennedy call-
ed a news confrrence and an·
nounced he had uncovered a
plot to e1nbarrass hin1 and
several city councilmen \vbo
have backed his controversial
realignment of lhe pollee
department Kennedy took
over the force last May. tic
would not reveal exactly wha t
the plot was but insisted il
was there. It was learned later
that al about that time he
selected six men he considered
"top notch '' to become a
secret police squad that would
keep the rest of the depart-
ment under survelllance and
try to unravel the alle1ed ' con·
splracy.
Early U1is year City Coun·
cilman Frank Brock's music
Siturdiy, February 1.3, 1971
store was destroyed by fire.
The damage was estimated
at $80,000 and there "·as
evidence .it had been set. For
ill$lance, glass ' from a fron t
windo\v had broken inward:
Thal Is not normal in a fire
that starts of its own accord
and becomes hot enough to
blow glass outward. It in-
dicated so meone had broken
that window.
The day after that fire ,
Brock said he believed it was
set by someone opposing his
stand in bebalr of Kennedy,
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DAILY PILOT j
and said he had re<:elved
nu1nerous telephone tl'lreau.
Kennedy bas said be, too, has
been threatened, and at least
t·wo other council members
subsequently reported threats
to the1n.
r-.tayor Elmo l\ladewell ask-
ed the governor to activiate
the National Guard but , ln-
s I ea d , then-Gov. Dewey
Bartlett sent a small con•
tingent of highway patrol and
crime bureau officers to
P..luskogee to help Kennedy.
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Candidate
Enjoyi11g
His Life
BUl>,FALO IAP' -Wiiliam
E. f\11ller has gone from big
league politics to lillle league
Wseball . • • and football
... and just abou: anything
tlsc that interests. his J2-year-
... ()ld son and 8 -ytar-o l·d
daughter.
'·\Ve 're ab!e lo do 11 tot
.(If things lll1I" that \\.'e've ne\·er
been able to do before." he
said.
~tiller. S6. was l h t
Republican \'ice presidcn11al
candidate in 1964. He and GOP
presidential candidate Sen.
Barry Goldwater, R ·A r i z ..
\rere swamped in Pr~ident
Lyndon Johnson's landslide
victory.
"I \l'as going to retire from
politics anyway," ?ifillcr .-;a id
recently. "I just did it a li!tlr
Saturday, ftbrua,, U , 1~71
QUEENIE By Phtl lnterlandl
"Time to practice smiling-stockholders' meeting in
two hours."
Horoscope LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NC71'1CE
NOflC• 01" tnSSOLUTION l"-1 ...
Aires: You Get Publicity N(ITICI IS HEJlfl'I' Gl\IEN "''' ,l(flTIOUS auSINlft tht tH>t•t<wttlll• ~trtlolO"t 1ol1!1"" N,u.ill iTATIMINl Mt"'"" TMELMA F. NEUFEl.0 •tw:1 'lllt lolto..lllt ,..,._ h llolnt ~1lt11n 'ETER C. PDRlMAN, IH'lder IN Htfll h . n.llmt of ,-IETER t lflll5Tl,1,N OF THE NOltlH ST,t.R tA.¥'1RS. t:m lllNV NtlW.-oftlER INN 111."!AUtY SAi.ON, Ltnt, S.~I• ,l,hl. CtlltotR!I.
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SUNDAY
F.EBRUARY 14, 1971
By SID NEY 01'11ARR
J\1osl per1on1. most or the
time, co nslllt me aboul love,
money 1Md bealtb -hi that
order. Financier J.P. Morgan
•ft e n coruuJ~ astrologer
EvangeUne Adams a b o u t
money tran s actlnns .
Psychi1trl1t Carl June utlllted
astrology to hel p undersla·,1d
those who consulted him. The
range of a5 trology iJ wld,.,
from the 11A" In alchemy to
the "Z" in zodiac.
ARlF.8 (~arch 21·April 19):
You get jlublicity, solic:ted or
otherwise. What you do now
is going to gel attention. Know
lhis aOO act accordingly. Ac-
cent on marriage. ability to
hold together a relationship.
have to improvi.se. Many
rules, traditions go b y
"·ayslde. Family membrr is
upset. Offer to coopc.rate, but
not to sacrifice.
l..EO \July 23·Aug, 22):
Forces are scattered. Avoid
decisions based on impulst:.
Bt versatUe, but know this
ill not same as being confused.
Relative makes surprise an-
nouncement. You take shorl
journey.
VIRGO (Aug. 2J.Sept. 22):
~1oney matters rise, fall,
move sideways. Mea ns
nothing is really ~ettled no\v
in financial area. Know this
and proceed with caution. Co·
11o·orker. associate m a k r s
unu sual request.
LIBRA (Sept. 23--0cl. 22):
Ill~ M'l!I d"IOIYld bv "'Ulllll COl'IJlllll Stnl• ....... C1Hto,nl• 111!1 l..,t lht urrw wlll l>trtc•f'Oflh M lP1l1 bu1ln<1U It !Hint ~ond\ICI" llv tontlnu.d Ufldotr rhe "''"' ol ~L v,1, llOW to'\ ll'ldl'tklutl. be lransformed.
RI .J br PIEllEJt c. ,-o•TMAN ll'ld EUGENE Joltn All•" CAP CORN (Dec. 22 an . f . DE FtLL1,-,-1. 51111 db1al11t1on 11 Puti111111c1 Or•nt• CN•' c111r '11e1
19 1 M d •t· a tllit<llv1 •• ol 1/\1 11111 dt• of F«ir111<v. J1nu•rv u, >O 1"4 f1bru1,v '· I!. : oncy an pos1 10n C· ,,,,, "" 111>11
d P I Id , t~tlm• F. Ntultld cente • rest ge cou rise. "~11111~1c1 0••1>1t• ca111 c1nv 1>11Q1
Pounce on opportunity . Accept l'ebrw••v 13• "71 3•3·11
LEGAL NOTICE
ch a n c e for 11: d de d LEGAL NOTICE ,.1,,,110u1 l'•L: u111t·1 ~~"s 1 folAMr
n~SflOOSlbllity. Don't duck •TATllMIENl Cllltlll"ICAT• 01" BUSINESS T/\I 1o11o .. int1 ... non •• llo!nl bu1lneu
challenge. You're going places. ll'1ct1t1ou1 N•MI! '" The """'tr1l•lltd !IOI• Ctl'tllV N h ElECTJtONICS MA.lllNI!. 413 · 11:1 •QU'RIUS (Jao. ~Feb tonau.1:11,,. • bu~lne11 11 tc111 Cvoreu s1~1t. NtwPOrt llttth, c1111 . .,.., n " "V" · St., 51ttt1 ""'' Ctllf0<1'1t. ""Otr tt.t Ge«tt E. autc1>u. 2212 fordh1 m
181, Wh I r . fkTlllWI lh'm ... ~ ol ,t.QU,I, JECT D•IYt, Coil• Mt~. C1tll. , at appears a IS ,-1toouc1s ,1111 ,~,, 111a 11,m 11 cam-l hl1 bu•lllf1• it twf"' aorid11tttt1 b~
closer than you think. What PO>t<I 01 '~ 10110.,1,,. "'"°.... w11otP •n 111111v1<1u•1
d
·d h "'"" I" lull ,tl'ld pl1t• at •etlotnct Publlll'>td 01•11111 to,tsl Dtllv l"llol, you ec1 e now may ave 11 ,, lol1ow1: Feb,..,.,.,. u. 10. 11 _. Mt,t~ •·
much to do with future Know Jiu e. •en1, Hin C¥or•~• 11 .• 1t11 i.i1-11 • S•nll ._.,., C•!ll.
this and take a cha.ore on Dtted Ftti,,,,.,.., 11. 1t11
b·J·t· J•tk E. 81111 your own a 11 1es. 5TA TIE Of CALIFOllNIA, 01,1,NGE COU NTY: PISCES (Feb 19-~larch 20): en F•br~••• 11. 1•11. ti-o1,,,, u·e. ' , • Noltrv ,-uhl!f In •l'ld for t•kl S•tl~. J!idden areas come to hght, P1r-..1t¥ '*1•t11 Jt.:t E. Beih known
( . .1 t" lo me l<l be t~t Hrtcn ,. . ...,,. ntme af ect1ng money SI ua ion. !1 tubtt•lbtd to ,,,. .. l•hl" 1~11ru~n1
Stress c 0 n r i d e nc e In· .na •tknowltdetd ht tllt(Uled ll>e s•me. • t0trl(l•l St•IJ dependence. Don•t hang on lo M1rv &rlll Morion
stat.us quo. Member of op-~:::ft...':"~~~ c;~1110•ni•
LEGAL NOTICE
11'·1144 FICTlllOUI IUSIHISI NAME ITATIMIHl 11\t lo!low!n11 ~'*" It 6olnt llu1ln1n
I S: 1"11:,1,NS.,-ACIFI(. IN \I IE ST MI! NT COMl",1,NY, 21.n H. \llc1erl1 Dtl¥,, St"te ,1,n1, C1llto•nl1, t~ll'. ~ •• , IE. Plumli'kth, 2132 N. Vlt!orit D•I ..... , S•~'· ....... C•lllornl•, t71C6. Th!I buslllf'H 11 btll!ll cQl'ldUEIM bY •n lndlvldu•I. posite seX offers meaningful or1"tt counr• , My Commlnlo" E•plrel compliment. .t..ot11 ,, 1t11 1tobtri (. Ptum1.111~ .lub111hed D<l"9t Coa~t C&!IV PllOI Pub!!lf11d 0••"9t COl'1 0111</' .Ille!
more prominenUy than l had -----------------------
planned ." TAURUS (April 2G-May 20):
You finish rother than begin.
You complete, finalize . 0 n e
in position of authority throws
unusual assignment your way.
Key is to maintain poise. In
personal area, ignore ec·
c:entric friend .
Activity associated with young
persons is highlighted. You
have young ideas. You change
your mind about some basic
issues. It is a time when you
e1nphasize variety. You move,
travel.
F TODAY Is Y 0 U R Ftbr111rv 13. ;tt, 21 •nd Mir<~ t. J1nu1ry l3, 30 1/ld F•llru1rv '' 1).
I "" 3~.11 1t11 1111>11
BIRTHDAY you often are con-1-----------
sidered ''far out''. This hov.·-LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE r-.1iller was a seven.term
Nt:\\' York congressman and
his party's natiltonl chairman
when he received the nomina-
tion. But h:? had already an·
nounced his retirement from
both positions.
\\'hile party chairman he
had said : ··1 only manage to
see my family between trips
and then only enough so 1"11
still recognize them. \Vhen you
have to deliver about 10 tal~s
each week. it gets pretty rug·
ged.''
After the 1964 election.
~liller returned to his home
in nearby Lockport and to
his 8uffal1>-based Jaw firm.
He v.•as appointed chainnan
llf the Niagara Frontier
Transil Authority -NFTA
a state agency that
f>Versees mass transportation
ln the Buffalo-Niagara Falls
area, in January, 1970.
Miller described his duties
'!\·1th the NFT A, his law finn,
and as a member of two
banks' boards of directors as
''just enC\Jgh to make life
pleasant and interesting."
··1 still have weekends v.·i!h
my family."' he said.
He said he and his son.
\\'illiam Jr .. are football rans,
and he is active in hi s son·s
junior baseball and football
leagutS.
1\tiller'!I Jaw practic:c oc-
casionally take:; him 1 o
\\'ashington, D.C.. and last
.January he attended the open-
ing of the Republican party·s
new national offices.
'"lt"s inlerestlng to see so
many old friends ln important
posi tions," Miller said.
He said he used lo en\or
bridge tournaments with Rep.
Carl Albert (D-Okla.) now
speaker or the House. :ind
played gia rummy ,.,, i I h
Richard Kleindienst. now a
(ieputy U.S. attorney general.
~tiller. alter h 1 s ap·
polntment as party chainnan
in 1960. became 21 leading
crilic of the Democratic party.
He said. hov.·e,•er. that he is
uncertain if he would ha\'e
c:onlinued in that role had he
h!en elected vice president in
1964.
Deutl• l\'otlces
K,t.l.T et1·~1U1h M IC•ll. ll!,.() \ti• l'11t<I•, l.•g11n• Miii•. Cl!t o! ~alh. Feb•u•rV ll, 1urvlvt'd bv hu~b•nd, Dr •lt~,1 Vo<!Ct K11!, St•victs. toe!~•· S1t11fCI•~·
1 PM, J>icl!lc. Vltw ('11Ptl. lnte•mtnl, P1<lflc Vltw M"""orl11 Pt•~. 1'1c!I« Vltw Mortutr~. Olre<tO"•· SH lllPI.
M1t E\ttl\t SJ>•"'· ..... !(/, o! IQ "<~c!t. CO"~ dtl Mio•. 01!• ol <"•I~. Ftb rut•V if. Surv1vf'CI bv dtuor>le.,. Med•l•n ~-Wirth, Coron• Otl Mir; •"" ~·.1rion J•m•~ln. Pr1vfte •et"·<~ w••• htld. !Ultt Co1onf dfl Mlt MOr!\11,..,,
O!rH.tct~. l,1,Yl.011 L'n"'ood (, 11v1Gr, .aJ Ctttll,... LI •un• &eacf\, D11t of !k-llh, l"Hr<',,..••
11. Survived bv wttf, M..-.; d1119"1t•. M". J•"'ft S(h"'l!I, LllUM BttCI>. thr .. brol'hl!•" IEllM1' C. T1ylor, 1a111<r; ,.~, T•Ylo<", WlllOflVlllr; Jtt lP"I 1"1V'lor. Cot!• MfMI 1b1er. DorOI ..... lr1dlt•· A..-..,.1"" ti~ or•nddlllclrr"' -.,,11..,1nc1tt1llcl, servlcrt. T111i.-C1••· f"t!tl....,.,.,, "· 11 ""'· ,-l(lllc """" ClllMI. l"t-1. P1rlllc View Mtm-.,..111 P1t11. l"llCllk VitW MQ<ll/l.V, Dlrtc1or1
'eALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona del Ma r .... OR s . ..-so
Cos ta J\1e11 .•....• ml 6.ut4 • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
JJO 8ro1dwl)', Costa J\1es1
~ u s.sm • McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
lilS Lap11a CanJOI Rod.
4'"4li • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
C.U>tltty M......,.y
Oapd
1511 Padfl< View Drt•e
N"'porl 1kac11, Callforola
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PEEK r UL Y
COLONIAL l'\INERAL
llO~IE
11Cll Bolaa Avt.
1\'uUD11s;tu n~ • SMlflJS' l.ORTUARY
Cl Illa 5L
11 .. u.p. e..c11 -
Atata La1ade1·s
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
ever, is not a correct interpre-1---...::....:.~,.::.,-,.....:....:....:. ___ l-----~,·.o.o,",-----
tation. In actuality, you a.re SUl"IEll:to• "cOuJt~ OF lHI tlll:TIPIC,1,TI! 01' IUSINllt inventive. alive and dynamic. Sl,1,ff OP CAl.tll'D RNl,1, FO"-FICTITIOUS NAME . · lNE COUNTY 01" ORANGE Tiit u!ldfrt!11nrd doel <t•tltv ht 11
Q11est f 01· Success
GEl'lllNI (May 21-June 20\:
One you take for granted
could give you cause for se-
cond thoughts. l\1eans be al~rl1
considerate. Protect v.·hat i~
of value. Refuse to be possess4
ed by possessions. Message
vdll be clear.
You will need confidence now, "'· A..Ult cond11(llrio • 11111tn.u 11 7411 ltkPr,
due to some em 0 ti 0 n a J Nct1c E o" HE,1,111No oP •1T1T10N lcc_s11 Mt11, c1111. t747' und" tti. n •.. 1"011: PllOIATE 01" WILL AND FOR llloous firm name ol HOME MAIN• changes. You are due to Ll!ll•RS t(SlAMENTA•Y T£N,t.NCE & JtEP,1,1"-SERVICE t nd • • y · Est•!t ol FJt,1,NCES FUllll. 0.<tis!'d. lh1! Wld llrm 11 COIT>PCllld of l~I emerge v1ctonus. our curio-NOTICE rs HEAEB'Y GIVEN 1~11 10110 .. 1,,. P••son ... t1o1« n.1111f 1" tun sity aboul life is part of your J1mt1 c. Plunkett h11 111.a he•tl" •nd o!•ce o• rff16rrKt 11 •• iouews~ • pelllio" tor oroblte cf .. 111 '"" J11nlu.1 E. PoPe, 2ne El Jttv A¥1 .
Leads to Failure
Change, dynamic decisions an~
en agenda. Opposite sex is
involved . Nothing is apt to
occur halfway. Temperature
is not tepid. You direct, com-
municate and now can create.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·
charm -a tremendous asset. tor 1"u'n't 01 Leneri Te-111mtni1rv F01.0n11"1 v111•y, c1111. Fin.<>nces will improve, You 10 PttHloM•, rtteronte 10 .,ni(h ~ 011.a Ffb,u•rv 5. lt1? ,.,.. . m•6r •or lurthtr P•fll(ul1rs. "'" thJI J. E. P-ean d1Spose of properly al a "'' 11m, 1nc1 otite ct r.e1,;.,_, 1~e ST..,TE CF c,1,L1r:-011t11,1,,
r• Simo hlS l>ttn iot lot MllC~ J, 1911. OJt,1,NGE COUNTY. pro 1\. •! t ·>O , m. In Tht c01.0rl._., 01 O" Frbru1rv s. 1n1, btter~ ..,,, • , D01>•rtmenr Ne. l of ••l<'t cour!, •I Not•rv Pullllc ln 1nd tor 111d ll1te.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The problem isn't mine
-it's the '''hole family's. My molber L':!inks my
brother Bob (age 12) needs a psychiatrist because he
failed in every subject. Only last lveek the teacher
told ~1om that Bob is one of the smartest kids she has
seen in all her years of teaching, but he is "un·
motivated.''
CANCER tJune 21-July 22):
Areas that appear settled are
due to be shaken. You will
More Whites
No'v Fleeing
To Suburbs
Dec. 21): Friend with unique
ideas provides pleasure. A void
self-deception. Be realistic.
Take off rose~olored glasses.
Current situation will have to
To find out who' luc1<¥ tor vou ICICI Civic Ctnltt Orlvf Wu!, In !tit N<IOlllllY IPPflrta Junl1n E. l"DQt In -Y •nd IOvr. order f""~'' CllV 01 S•"'" Ant Ctt!lornl• -no"'" lo rno 10 bt lllt p1r1er. wlto!.• z:;':"~...,~ltl,n.',',$tc~ tl~r:hd,~~ Di!ocl Ftb•uu~·ll. ltll · ntme It 1u11Krlbtd lo tho wl!hln 1n-
•"" jg ctnt:"'fo Om•" ,1,stroloolv W. E. ST JOHN •111Jtnenl Ind KllllOWltdtect tit r~ICUlecl .Secr•I•. the D,1,11.Y PILOT. lox ;n40, Cou~lv (lfrl< the'"'"'" Gr•"" Ctntr1I S!•tlon, Nt"' Yer\, ,-LUNICIElT Al'IO ,-LUNKIETT !Cflltlll $111) N.Y. 10011, llJ Ollvt AVtllllt Mlrv ltth Morter. P. o. lex Ht Not1rv Publk, Ctlllornit HUftll"•to" 111••<~• C•lll, t:b\11 Prtnclp,111 Ot/l(t In
Health Fadist See
Toi: fU·:IOM or 53'·11111 Or•not (OVflfy .r.norr1tw1 !er P1lilloM, M• Com1111J1lon IE•tlre1 c D 11 A'rlt t. lt11 Publhhta Or1nee , 0111 1 Y Piiot Pulltlll\H Ore""e coast DtllY 'Ito! Fp~ru••Y u. n. It. 1 11 lJ0.11 FtDrul•Y '· 13, ~ ,,, lt1! ?ll-)1 On top of failing
everything, Bo!> wrote a note
to the teacher the day after
he got his report card. He
lold her ht hates his whole
fainily including me. rm 14
years old and I always thought
Bob was my friend. Do you
think my brother needs a
psychiatrist? He seems
normal to me. although he
is quite la zy. Thank you. -
BIG SIS
DEAR SIS: A kid who rails
e\·ery subject and writes his
teacher a note saying be bales
hi s family needs outsldt belp.
Hi s problem goe~ deeper than
laziness. He ha~ a desi re to
rail wbicb is probably related
lo bis parents' eagerness lor
him lo succeed.
Bob's ~lier to the teacher
was a cry for btlp. He wa~
unleashing pent-up hostility. I
hope your parenu see to it
lhat be gets eounscling. He
needs it.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: .'!.
inan with whom I have been
very friendly live work in the
sa m~ office) invited me to
his daughter's wedding. :-0-lr.
R. told me I could bring my
boyfriend, but if \Vt had olhrr
plans it wou ld be OK and
to let him know.
As it turned out. 'A'e did
ha\le other plans. 1 sent a
gilt and thought no more
about ii . 'fhe wedding 11·;1s
yesterd ay. This morning 11•hen
ri1r. R. saw me in the ollitc
he gave me a very cold tY.:llo.
After three hours of subzero
treatment. he really let me
1iave it. He ~aid my not shew·
ing up ror his daughter's 111ed4
ding pro,·ed that I w:i.~ a
phon)' fri:?nd .
Did 1 do somelhing horrible.
or i~ HE the phony fr ienrl
for not being understanding·•
P H I L ADELPHIA J:\.
QUlRER
DEAR PHILLY: The quallty
of our relationships is shaped
by tbt choices wr make. The
fa ct that you did not state
'" your lttttr ·what your
boyfriend bad planned Instead.
ltads mt to btlitvt that )'OU
could havr attended thr ..-ed·
dlnK had you wanted to. Your
co-worker ob,·iously had this
reeling, also. In my opinion
you made a poor choice and
ii ho s cost you a friend .
DEAR ANN LANOERS o My
husband has been seeing a
married 'voman with three
children for tv.•o years. 1 had
no idea what was i;oing on.
~~d told me. out or a clear
blue sky. that ht' needed to
IJ\•e away from home for a
while because the kids made
him nervous. The following
week 1 caught Ed \\1ith this
woman . lie confessed
everything. begged me lo
forgive him and moved back
home .
A few doys later Ed became
despondent and told me the
whole sordid story. He asked
me to give up my job and
stay home with him because
he was afraid of \\'hat ht'
might do to himself if he
11·~rc left alone. I Ed works
the night shift and I work
da ys.)
I :stayed home for three
11·ccks and listened to him
repeat every detail of his love
affair over and over until I
lhoughl I'd lose my mind .
Yesterday the ,.,, om a n
retephoned to say she has con-
fessed everything to her hus·
band and he ti as forgiven her.
She t'nded by saying, "Now,
please let me alone."
Ed is very depressed. He
has lhreatrned to shoot her
and himscH. I'm afraid to
lea\'C him alone. \Vhat should
l do? -~1. ~1. ~I.
DEAH !\1.~l.i\1.: Talk to
your doctor and take thi~
:td\'lcr . U yo11 r husband needs
10 be co mmitttd. sign the
papers fo r your sake as V.'C'il
11s for bis. And I hope both
)'OU and Ed KO hark lo wnrk
111 onee -(In the same shill
if possible.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE National Flowering
LEGAL NOTICE
CEllT!l"ICATE 01" BUSINESS ll'ICTITIOUS NAME p..40m T~e Yn~ .. 1~ llOIS c1•tlly "~ hi ((ll:Ttl"IC,1,TI OJI IUSINISI con<IYtlln1 I ~11,lntlf 11 &.IS W. IJ<h, ll'lt TlllQUS NI.Ml: . c0,t1 Mt11, C1lllernl1. ut)l!l!r the lie· Thr unattd~no-d d,,.1 c:,riltr Ill hi MONROVJ/, (AP) -Sc:ored been In the fore[ront for years. 1111ou1 11,m n1"'' ~• BLIND ,1,No YOUNG <onduclln• 1 bu1lnt11 ,, 1•s.A E. ""'
for yea rs as "health faddists:• Others, like Ralph Nader and ~"-~~!;..~.1:,0~¥':~ •i;:1i!\!..,111!:~~ :1~111~:1• 11~••·n1;.'~110~1•·c.'.7rc''~r~
WASHINGTON (UPI) leaders of the so-called health Lin s Pauling are recent whose n8me In luM 1na pt1ce 01 res111ence SERVICE •l'ld lh•t Mid 11r1111, c01T>Plnfd
The flight of whites from the movement believe their cause ubul h"1ghty' effecth•e -11 e~~=I: F. YOl.O".'· 43'1' Gol<:ttn,Qd. r~ ::~ ~~0"'!~:ct ":,soi;~11:e'::':: ~·";~
nation·s central cities to the soon will flower into a notional -Coron• 11e1 Me•. c.111. tollows: •. ubu•bs accelerated du·•· no d d . lh spokesmen c1ttt1 Feb•ue,.., t, nn w111er 1e1rk,.1.1ct. 141'2 ~•ft•ft" ., • • e. crusa e ex c e e 1 n g e · T11otn11 F. YOl.O,,. P• .. G1•at<1 Grovt. c111•.
the last decade, with the white popularity of the ecology There are many recent s1,1,TE OF c.t..l1FOJtNtA. c1re11 Febr11•rv s. 1t71 O"'ANGE COUNTY: W11!tt klrkP•lrltk
population declining ln an or m01,ement. signs. Crecelius noted. that en Firt111J•,.., t. 1t11. btlore ,,..~. 1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
h d I h h • e<f Nott,.., Pub!!< In '"" for Slid Sl•le, ORANGE COUNl'I'; t e oz en a r g est They feel i1 will bring vast I e movement as arriv_ : ot•_.111v 1ppe1rtt1 Tttcrm11 F. Youn<1 o" Febrr,o1r~ s, Hn, btlore -· ,
municipalities ex~pt Los upheavals to !he Jood ,·ndu stry the concern over pollution. known tg mt '~ "' 1~ "''°" .w"°:s.e Not1rv Plltlllc In 1nc1 '°' 111<1 st11e. . . . ood "'"'-h 1<1bscr111ed to Ike with•" ,.,. Ntl_tl, IPPtt•td Wtlter l(lrk,il rltt
Angeles, the Commerce and other fields, including pesticides and c:hcm1cal f 11ru111rn1 1nd 1cknowlt0ted ~ e~ecut.a tnown .io m• 1e 11e ,,.,. 11trson who5e
De I t h I d dditi Jh 'd ttent·10 tht 11..,e. n1mt 1$ 1ubsc:ritito to tt.e wll~I" 1"-par men as repor e . agriculture and medicine. a ves; e w1 e a n tOFF1c1,1,L ~E1.L1 s1rumen1 1nc1 •cknowltttg"' 11, •~1euted
F·g es fo• the 67 larges! given new studies over nutri· M••~ &trtt Mario" 11te ,.me. 1 ur • "It's almost a snowball at . nd . No11,.., Pu11Hc . c11ilornl• <Ofllt111 k111 urban areas showed there was h. , 1 t1on (one conte ed white P•lnclPll OHie• in M•rv 11th Nori,,,. I IS poinl. ' says Char es bread \Vas less nutritious than 0•1not covntv Nol••• l"ubllc·C•tl!O!'nit very litlle s u b u r b a n in· Creceli"us pres·ident of the Na . M• comm1111on E:..•l1e' l"r1nc1P11 Of!lt• !" ' · sawdust) and !he faolast1c 1.or11 '· u11 Or•n;e COl.Ontv Jegration during the 1960s, t·o t H Jlh Federal· ( 1 na ea ion . o sales of current books by Pu111i.~td or1not coa1r 0111v p;!Qt M, ccm..,1si1on E~•"u despite the passage of a th current ·nt res! 1· hea!Jh FrDru••~ n. 'l'tl, n •n<I Mtrc1t '· Aor11 •· lf11 e 1 e n Nader associate James S. nn JU·n Pub!l~lttd Dr1ng1 Coa11 Cl•ltv ,-1:a1 number of open housing laws in the United Slates. Th Ch . 1 Fe0tu1rv '· lJ, 20. J1, 1t11 111·11
at the federal and state levels. Turner (" e em 'ca LEGAL NOTICE Long maligned for ilS at· Feast") and Pauling ("Vita·l------------1
Of the 12 largest cities, the tack.JI on fh!oridation and its . C d h c Cold") cE11111"1cATI! o,. eus1N1ss ooly one to gain \\'hite popula· min 3T1 I e ommon F1CT111ou1 NAME defense of natural foods, as well as Miss Davis' older 1~. unatrtlo"l'd ao (t.1111, '~'¥ ••• cf11:T1ll'1cATI! OP" 1us1"sss
tion was Los Angeles. where vitami·ns natural heali"ng in book I . .1 "Let' Eal conaucllno • buJlneu 11 002 w. co•!I ,rcT1T1ous ftf,l,Mf ' • S pr1mar1 Y S Hlohw11. Newport &•tc.~. ca!ilo•nl•. l ht unc1er1lgn...t Goes cel'tUy ht ''
\\'hi\es increased by 5.3 per-elu ding chiropraclic medicine Right to Keep Fit.") un!le' !hr 11crn1ov1 11•m n•"'' of PtNE conducllng 1 11us1"'" •' 'li:KI c1mou, cent to 2.17 million. d l lh t" · KNOT MOlEL '"° lh•I ••ld fi rm 11 Drive. Sultr 10t. Newpor1 l•1ch. an eco ogy, e na ions The NHF itself takes few cam11<111d o1 rhr killowl"" H riot11. who•• C1lllo•n!•, unoer the ll<tlUou1 11,.., "''"' Another indication of the largest consumer he a It h ,,. la d h Ith 1 n1111t.1 in 1u11 ind pl1ct1 of res111e"ce or L,1,NO OAT,1, ltESIEAJttH coMP,1,NY'
d I I
specu1C s n s on ea ma • ire •• fo11cw1: •lld lh•t 111a fl•m h cornoo11d er tren was lhat our arge organization noles with tcrs Its obi·ective is \\'hat 11ot>trt M. 15cw•e•. 6:ie, w. coa•t it>t tonow1n11 ""°"· wl'lol1 n•m• In
C'tl·cs -Wash1"oglon. Newark, sa1 ,·sra c11· "" !hat many of · Hh~hw1v. ,,.,.,...,,, sea ch. c.111. 1u11 •nd p11c1 o1 re1ldtn(• 11 •• 1011ow1: .,.. founder Fred J. Hart. still M111t "· eo"'''" 6:11)1 w. C041sl lllo" Cur""· xn evenfnt1 s11r Lint. N.J ,, Gary, Ind .. and Atlanta, these causes aren't nearly as 1. 1 82 ti h 1th H191tw1v. 1o1tWPOl't &•••h. c1Hr. NeWPOtt &etch, c1111orn11 72660
GB..
"·ere more Jhan hall l Jh ac ive a , ca s ea D~ied Feb,111r• "· it11 011...i Feh•u•rv 11. "11 " unpopu ar as ey once were. fr eedom." The organization 110111,, M. Bow1t• L•ncl o.i1 1tf1Hrth com.
black in 1970. When the decade "Ri.ght oow thcre·s a h" Jh 1 1. ·i Marl1 " sow~• Pl"v· opposes anyl 1ng a 1m1 s sr,1,1E t)F c•t11•oii.N1A. • 11..,111d "'""'""'o ~;:enbi~~~ t~::h~~ft~~-had fa stgrowiog concern aboul an individhual's ~dccess oodto o~~NGF"et.~2.~Tji, 1,11 , betor• rne. ::n"'~~i'r;;~n.r what we're putting in our \\'hatever e cons1 ers g 1 Not•,.,. Pullll< 1;, i"d ,0, sela s111e. sT .. TE CF CALIFORNIA.
The lalesl Ce"sus Shows rood " Cr-ell.US '9 a former £ h" h JJh Ht1on1llv •1>1>t•red Robert M.. 8ow•et 011.1.NGE COUNTY: · "" • , · or IS ea . ~"" Mt•lt "· eowi•• ~llO"'" .., me o" FPbru1,.., n, 1t11. btlo•t ..,~.
Washington v.·ith a black elementary school leacher and ;============;I to 111 the P!''°"' whoie "'mt• 1r1 • Notarv Pub11c 1" -tor s•kl ''""·
populal1·on of 71.I percent·, principal, said in an interview. •ubsc•lhftl 10 !ht w11~1" 1"11rumtnt 111(1 Pff1or..llv 1011t1rea lter. curt1n kr1own LOCAL M:lcriowltdot-a 1~e1 extcUltd lh• 11mt. lo "'' lo be ,.,. Pttl01' whotr n1ni.
Newark. 54.2 percent; Gary. "The next area or concern {Cf!lclll $tall I• sub,.rlbecl kl lht .. Jlhln lntltu"''"' J11b1 H. c1nenl •1'111 ec~riow!...toecl M exr<ultd !lit 1•m~.
52.8 percent , and Atlanta. 51 .3 u·ill be the nutritionel quality No oth1r n1w•P•P•• t.u, vow No11,.., Pub!k. ci11f<lrn111 <0111c111 SeA1)
P
ercent. Of rood itself. morl, tY•ry d1y. 1bout wh11'1 Prl...:lpll Cl!lte in CIYd• N. Hl1io. Jr, IJOin9 01' in th1 Gri1t1r 0 11,,91 Ct1"'1e (ou~!V Nortrv PYbll~ · C1lllornlt
During the decade, the v.·hile "\\'hen that becomes strong, Cooot '''' .• , O'ILY PILOT. Mv c ...... mi.11cn E••ire1 P•lnclP•• Olli<• In th•
I f h I
. rn ..., ~nt. u , ltlJ Covntv cf Ort"•t
popu alion o I e centra cities people will begin asking ques-Publi•h,11 0""'' coa•r D•llv Pllot MY c ...... ..,1"11111 E•Pl•e•
declined by 1,87 million and 1· bo t h Jh J F•Dru11rv 11, 20. 21 '"° Marc~ &. M•rc~ ''· nn ions a u w e er some o "" l31.11 "vbll•ti.<r 0•11111 Cots! 01 11v 1"11et
thr Negro population rose by our degenerali\le disease-like DISTRICT FINALS F•bru•rv 11. 70. l, •r>!I M1r'h &.
2.82 1nlllion. Over-all . v.•hiles cancer. arthritis. emphysema LEGAL NOTICE
1971
Jll·'1
LEGAL NOTICE 81ill outnumber Negroes in lhe and diabe1cs -arc brought ~ NOTICE oP INfEN1toN TO l!NGAGE
ci1ies. 33 mlllion lo nearly on by deficiencies in nutri· tN THE sALE o" •lcoHoL1c • • 81VEllAGfS f----------11 m1\11on. lion ." Febru••• lQ, 1911 CEltllFIC,t.TI! 011' IUS INl!Ss--
1.hc targe ·t t "' ' h te ~~ To Wrtcl'T' " MIV Conte•": ll'ICTlllDUI NAMI! s oss v 1 · The NHF has been a leader SYbltcJ to 1nu11nct of '"' 1;,~.e T~e ul'ldersienf:d doe1 terll!Y 111 h resident~ was in Chicago -in the health movement since ~PPll•d tor, noll<• h ~r•Pbv oive" th•I <Otllluct!nt • bu11n111 ,, 650 w. "'" '"'.000 persons. a decli·ne nf thr unc1er1lonf:d oror>0w1 to ••II 11co11ouc St .• Co•1• Mu•. Ct1Uorn11. \ltld1r 1he . ..,,, its founding in I 9 5 S, ,,..vereQ•• 111 t~t '"'"'In~. det(•lbed 11c1111ou1 11,.,,, "1m1 ot tH..,SEM•!llE"-
18.6 percent fron1 the city's parl,·cularly 111· ils ;,Jli•ence -~ innows: F11tE PREVENTION •11!1 lh1t 11ld 11r,..,
d d C
.. 6"160 Werntr ,1,y,~.... "'""''ne'o" h <6"1Pond cf 1111 klno .. lnt1 '"'°"'
Iota! popu!Ation a cca c on national legislalion. Wilh ill,illS•i'S 11.,,h wholf n• .... 1n 1u11 '"°•It<• of rn1aenc• before. P11r~u•~I 10 1utn lnre"'!OI'· th• .,.,. 15 •1 to11ows: Give in or loi:e hiln . .when headquarters in this Los 'Ml""ll oot1\1n.a 11 1PPl•I"• 10 t~e "•~•rtme~• Jolo" w;1111m v1111~1n. 610 w. 111" Other \\'hite losses were Angeles suburb, il has a full-g 01 .a1co11ouc Btvtt•a1 con.,o1 1or 1u111nc• sr .. CoM1 Mt18, c1111. a guy gives you this line.. recorded in New York. 9.l _..... b• '''"'''' 01 '" 11co11oo1ic be"1!,1et 011P<1 F'tb•u•rv n. 1•11 time lobbyist in \Vashington fEI. 15 , ..... 11tr1Ut lil• ,,.." ort..,1~,, ., 101i-.: JQ!ln w. v1ye1>1n
look out! For tips on ho\.,, percent of 1960 population; aiid cla•·ms parli"al credi·t !or ON s,1,L( GE"IEJt,1,L reon• F~, s1,1,TE OF '"l1i:o~N1.t.. h d\ th ,-ubtlc Etling Pltc•I Oll .. NGE COUNlY : lo an e e super sex Philadelphia, 12.9 percent , a number or laws afrecting Anvonr 11111r;,,. 1e orote11 "" '••u•"<t On F•bru•,.., n. n11. ~'' "''• salesman. check Ann Laoders. Oe1ro·1 29 2 pe-nt San heallh. o1 wch 11,e1'1i1 rn1v 111e • vtrllled 1 Not•rv Publl' 1" •tld '°' 111ct 1111t. I • • '"" : AlllAHll" t0MYEM110M CVIT(I!. erett~t •I '"' oflltt of lhR Dt'1tlmtnl Pl!rt""'•ltY 10..rtt"tlf John W I I I 11 ,.,
Read her booklet . "Necking f'rRncisco, 15.4 per c en l ; A number of individuals aod (Acrcna "°"' Oisneylllndl o1 ,1,1c:otio1k srvtr'" com,a1. or 11v .... 11 v1119P11n kno"" to -. to 11e tt1t 111iw" •~..i PetUng What Are the 0 kl d 21 I t ro ,,,. DtN•tment of ,1,!tol'lollc 9..,,,,1191 wr.ost Nitrlt It 1vblcr1111c1 io th• wl!1'1" '"' -a an , . Perce n : org.anilations have played a T!eltns ooi ,.,,~••" cer.1re1, 1111 o 51rtt1. S•er•mMto. 1n1trvm•"' •ttd tckrtOW!edvtd,.,. ''''"'"
11 .•• ,., Send I h -1·11111. "'" CCII'"'-(UITP ' ' ~ olmh .. '. your reques Was ington, 39.4 p er c: e n l : part In the health movement 1.ec... ..... to• 0,,1e1 c11 torn t ntu. s11t111t g•01.0lld• 1or den111 11mt.
A Land
. f M•I""~ 1 ·" tllJTVll.t. Ufflll'"O II P•OYklttl bv It ... T~ DflmlltS lrt (0tll,lt1 Sffl) to nn ers 1n cart o Boston 16.5 per cc n I : _ and suffered a degree of .,uc;iis. riot now 1.k...sld fO• !ht"""' ot .1co1oe11< Ml•v &ttn Me•t00o lhe DAILY PILOT, e.nclosing Pittsburgh, 18 percent: St. , · I lh . ff •-1 --t!ll••tt0t.1.'1JOO!I JA1 tr1.s ~~·~n. TM term of Ytr111c11ion m•v Not•,.,. Public· Cal!1ornt1 1gnom1ny or e1r e or'"". •-"~"'°'•'""'""'"";.;;'·•'·•'•~•~:;..;""'""'--I rit ob11h11d 1rorn • ..., c!flct !>I '~' P•ln<IP11Dllkt1n 50 renl5 in coin and a long, Lou i s, 3 1 . 6 p er c en t : Some. like Adelle Davis, have DeP1rt"'e"' Dr11111 cou"tv
17 Students
~ t 11 mp e d , !liClf-addrcssed Baltimore, 21.4 percent: andi--------------------------1 Pubt11~:a11 ~~~.sEi~~~E~11i!c·,_001 ~~.1ff';';i1110n E•P<r••
('nvelopc. Cleveland. 26,5 percent. F•b•u•rv •J. nn :w-11 l'ubio•~f:d 0•1noe to•'' 0111v ,11ot
I "ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I Ftf>t'u1rv n. l'O, '1 1nd M•rt~ ' !ii LEGAL NOTTCE 1'11 3-l'-Tl•
Get Mc1sters
Seventeen studcnl.S from
communities along the Orange
Coast have com plettd re· I
quirements for a master's
I See by Today's
Want Ads
seventy-one
for everyone
I EGAL NOTICE
degree from Ch•pman
College. I
The area gradualt.s art: I
From C.sta Mesai: Robert
Kaufman. Robert Rted 11nd
Justice Rovin. I
Fmn Fou11llln Val1ry:1 Cc.rmano di Carlo. j
f"rom Huntlnglon Bearh:
Jimmie Axton. George-T. Ot.1~.
ncy. Dale E~sUt:c. David 8
Mohs. IUch11rd Pariseau. and
Robert A. Thrall.
Prom Laguna Beach: Sergr
E. Beltran ar.d Charles Bolt. I
From ~Ussion VlrJo: Gordon
DodSOll
f'rom Welitmlns1t.r: Huth
Bachlor, Barbara C r o u c h .1
• THAT
• IT'S
• DIME • A • LINE
• DAY!
RK:hard Strickland • n di Richard Toylor. 1 .... ,_ ________ .., ____ ~1
now 11 ~1!~~
2600 HAMOR 8lVO./COSTA MESA
(114) 541>f100
\
•
Quts:tions
•nd
Comm<1nl
By
RHllor
R•ndaR MeCordlt
Why should I llst my house exclusively with on• of
you Realtors? I h•ve never understood thit. It would
se•m to me that if I listed my property "ofMnly'' with
many different brokers, th1y would work on it h•rdar.
Al so, with an open type listing I r.an stlll sell tha
property myself, which is a definite 1dv•nt1ge to me.
And the first Re•ltor that come& to me with 1 buyer i1
th• one that get1 the commission.
Agai n, it &t •m• to m• th•t this would b. • re•I in·
c•ntiva fo r them to re•lly pu&h my property, and y•t,
most of ycu Re•ltor s •re not interested in this open
type listing. You want exclu1ives. Why should I give
•n exclusi ve li1tin9 to a brok•r? What •re the advan·
t•ges to me?
F. l ., -Cost• Mes•
F ron1 the owner's point or view. there are positive
advantages. When he gives one Realtor an exclusive
listing. he has a right to expect vigorous sales effort
He anticipates resul ts. for no Realtor should accept an
e xclusive listing unless he believes that he can success·
fully pron1ote the sale. If the br oker fails, he runs the
r isk of incurring i!J-1,1·ill v"hich will be detrimental to his
business. The Realtor accepts not only the oppor tunity
of earning a commission but al so t he duty of giving the
0\\1ner the best results possible.
\Vhen a Realtor has an exclusive contract. he is
justi fi ed in spending ti me and money to locate logical
buyers and negoti ate a sail'. lie can afford to advertise
t he property. a nd if desired he can offer it through
other ·Realtors. thereb.v g iv ing the o\vner a s pecial ser·
vice that inclu des both individ ual preferred attention
and \1•ide market dis tribution .
It is vastly better for the Realtor to concentrate on
properties the sale of which he controls. for then he il'
assured of fa ir compensation for his services. Exclusive
listing gives the Realtor assurance that the property he
is sell ing can be d elivered at a definite price and upon
pre·established ter ms.
\Vhen you authorize a Realtor to sell property as
your exclusive representative. you are "first in line"
\vhcn he shows r eal eslate to th e qualified buyers he lo·
cat.es through advertising and personal sales contracts.
You receive preferred attention.
The Realtor shares your desire to sell the property
fl uicktv. at the best price obtainable. He uses his experi·
ence. information and facil ities to advertise your proper-
ty effectivelv and to close the sale.
· \Vilh aSsurance that the property can be delivered
at a definite price . your exclusive agent can offer it
through other Realtors -giving you a special service
,,·itb real selli ng power.
As you r exclu sive agent. a Realtor saves you the
a nnoyance of dealing with a number of differe nt people.
\\'hen you keep him advised of any inquiries made di·
r ectly to you. he "separates the whe at from the chaff"
a nd shows your property only to buyers who are read y
to do business.
\Vhen yo u J!ive a Realtor an exclusive listing, you
,i?et a!l th e benefits of professional real estate salesman-
ship. based on experience, known·how and up-to·the-
minute mar ke t fa cts.
f:ditor's Note : Randall R. ~tcCnrdlt tJ tht pre!ide11 1
, of th.e Real Estntrrs. an in vestment ana/.yst. coltegt. lt.cturtr,
n11d author of "Real Esl.ate in California." Stnd your com-
ments ond qut.~tion!I to Rand.nil R.. McCardlc, c/o tht DAILY
PILOT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Me sa, 92626.
New Valley Project
Meadow Tract Begun
Construction is under way
on the ~leadow, a $2.5 million
Fountain Va lley residentiA I
development reaturing homes
priced from $24,995.
"The low price reprf':se.nls
a significant hreakthrough for
homes in this area. com-
mcnled builder Dale St uarG.
"Outstanding coo peralion by
Fountain V111ley p I a n n t' r s
11llow€!d me lo do some or
!ht' innovative things necnen
In keep the price down. They
include better use of the lot
Avco Opens
New S&L in
Costa Mesa
and a more efficient floor
plan ."
Stuard'! nearly 20 years et·
peril':nce in th!! cnn!ltructinn
business, primarily building
custom home11, ill refltctf':d in
!ht' custom-like quality homes
planned for the Meadow.
Forly-one CalHornia con-
t e mporary ·styled Balanrrn
Power homes will be in cludtd
in lhe first phase of the pr~
Jecl, located at Ward Street
and Talbert Avenut. There
will be 37 home!! in the second
phase. Ultimately, 200 home s
are scheduled to be built 1t
tht Meadow.
The thtte-and four-bedroom
homes will include two baths.
fireplaces, n a t u r 1 I •sh
c11binets and shakf': roof s.
"Our markf':ting surveys in-
dic ate that these homes arf':
A\•r n Savingll and Loan ideal for the young, growing
A.c;soci11 linn. with offices in family," Stuard said.
~ Angeles. Orani;e and Ven-The first homes 11! lht
tura Counlir!I, hAs t1nnounced Meadow tire e:ii:pccted to be
the e.'ltablishmcnl or a full compltted by April. Rr.serv11·
11ervice escrow departt'l'lt'nt at lions are now being taken.
its Costa Mcs11 office, 3310 -
DAIL v mor 11
Sunflower Blossoms LEGAL NO'l1C!! LEGAL NOTICE LEGAi-NOTICE
"·111J P.lltl P.fUll ll lCTITIOU$ IUtlHl l l f'l(TITIOllS I UllNlll Pt('TIT\0\,/1 IUIUtlll
NAMI I TATI MINT NAMI IT.lTI MI NT N.t.MI ITATI MI NT
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C""llllSMATIC MIHllTllll!S. 1'9 °WATl ll C ONOITION I NG COH J Ul'l:lll TUIE l!NTlllJl'lllE, 11111
Corlel II.. (NII """'•· (1N,.,,,/1, IUl tit.HTS, I t • HOii, 1'111t11ilft Vt llov, llK~ l !w .. P'l\lllllnel.,. I 11 t ~,
'1•H. (t llt.tnlf 'C1llNMl1. Et1oltt Tiiton Ou1n1ti.illl, IH CWllll lllMr~ 'A~lfv e•l111, 1..UO f talr; Ltllw ........,,,..111.. 1nn s.m1
New Mesa. Apa.rtment Comple x Opens
The Sunflower Apartments.
Orange County's new apa rt·
menl complex for fam ilies
with children comple te with
Ila own .. pre-school and day
care center, kicks orf lt.J grand
opening celebration Sunday
from noon until 4 p.m.
Refreshments for all , plus
a clown and balloons for all
of the chil dren. wlH highlight
thf': grand opening part y, annd
lours of thf': models ll'ill be
given_
Built by the Buccola Com-
pany, 1he S unfl o wt:r
Apartments is a 403-unit com·
plex located at 251 l Wesl
Sunflower Ave .. on the Costa
"1esa -Santa Ana bo rder. It
ill one of the la r ge s t
dl!velopmenlll erected by the
Newport Beach based buildi ng
firm.. ·
The apartment! have been
purchased for syndication by
Grubb and Ellis. Oakland-bas·
ed real eslate investmen t and
property managtment firm.
After a dozen years or
operating in n o r I h e r n
Callfomla, I.hr: company has
bought for its investors, lhe
Sunflower Apa rtments. Ac--
con:ling to co mpany orficials,
this is the l11rgest project yet
in the Southland. The 'lrm
~·ill now manage and operate
the complex for its investors.
"This ls a big day for us
for t~·o retisons." said Grorge
0 . Buceola . president or the
company, "First of a!l it
marks our entry into 11. new
field of re si d en t i al con-
struction, an d secondly, ~·e
Private Beach Access
Broadmoor Sales Point
II .. <1111 ~w. C1mo11111, nht, Cltc:lt. ,_111n Vt llff, Ct lllcl•nl• •••Mr•, ,,_r,111 v111t¥, c1111..-11l1. ICtll\ftln. Ou•lltl!U,,,, 9'4 (•Ill $1., To•• .,,, •• ,, • ,,,_ , .... --h '"'' •·•O·•o• '' ..... , .... --'' ha ve: been chosen to havt. the c1111 M'"' c111•or11l•. ,.,,H. 111 INll~l•u;r:-.. .... ~-111 1,,.1,;;;;.,7." ,..,_
area·s first Ea I Ac.h ' T111. bwlneu I• kl,,. c.,..ox,,. .., I!"'"' "' G111•r L. "4t11Hn11"
C • r y Lt.Vt• •• .,., ... ,Niii•. ""'lhhto o...... CMll D•llV ,.!lel lulMhllllCI 0••-(O.\I OtllY "lie! ment enter. ' '"*1"' o"•n•l>u•h J1n11tr, n. :io 1tM1 '"""''"' 1. n, J1,,...,v n. • ,,,. "'"''~ry '· u. , I!. T. 011•n1bu,h ltll 11'·11 !fl l 111ofl Early Ach1evemrnt Centers. "llb11t.11 .. D••11t• co••t t1t111 ,.11o1, _____________ i------------. Jt-ty >II Ind ,111'\lltf 6. 1), !t.1-)nC. is a wholly owned un t:tt·11 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
subsidiary of U.S. f'inancial LEG AL NOTICE
Corporation of San Diego, and c••''"'"'~o'= alHINllt c11,1111c.1.::'::: •u•t•u• Is the result or long and c••,1,,c .. ~::: •uii•••• 1"" "'~'!!. .. : NA~~ , '" ™ -S:.''t!.!:Jo~1 ·~· ,,_ ••• c11reful planning by It s ,.1cT1r1ou1 •~• c-llCI~:'':' :U,1 ..... t~',.,, ~:::11e1,. .. ~llCllnt : bo.111,..!'. C::' ;., CY•r•n
fo undf':r, J ohn K. Halverson, .~ .... _,., n 1•ntc1., ," "",",,',"•" ,•1• 1111 .. N-rt •Mcfl. c1mtr11lt. 11nd1r A, N._t BtKll. c111i.r1111 . .,,...,
II · · •--( I th .._ .. ...,.,"' • • 11111 • ~~ '"' flcttlllu• HNI! 11amt ltl "SALVATIONH !lie 11c1111eu1 llrm """'' et WAl.SOlll exeeu ve Viet! pres1...c11 0 e ...... c1~1.. 1 ... 1.,., C.llftrnlt. ""' AT TH• NIW,.011tT•ll INN tnd lllflt WHIT I ASSOCIATIEi 111<1 tllet H ltl """'
firm, It Is the firsl of what ~ .. -,~·.:~1ou,,',,",'•" c"!~.ot•v"~~.; 111111 11r1111 .. tll'l'IH"' •I r"' •el...,..lnt 1. '""""'" 11 lfl• ~llewlnt .. ..._ .. ., " ,,_,...,. -ltt-....,.. ..-1 l" full •1111 ,!~• """""' -In 11.tU •M t l6C11 If is scheduled to be an entire ""'' .. 111 llim I• ~ •' lflt ",,..ltenc• "' •• ttrl-; ... 1111nc1 ••• •• lollo••:
11eries of similar nationwide :i°:::U"!.~J;..,:':, :""t!11!,:fllN Li~~~.'~~~: nu ""'11111e•IH ... _:~N="':..~~'t.'iii . .,., c ..... r•l•
OJ)f':rations ""''" A11n WIMl1mi, 11U6 A'<:91 "•ttr c, ~rtmt"' nu OU11nln1 llMttt L. Wllllt, JU 1. ••lbDa • Circle, Hv/lllntloll ltKll, C1Ul&r11!1. Or+<.t. LttuM l tl(I\. (till. 91 .. 1 .. N,..._I ltltll. C11lf. E\'t'n though the EAC ill c, Wllll•m•, 10131 A•u-t C••tlo. H-D•IH ,...,.,.rt '· "" Htw••• c. w.,..,,, l'07 "'.,. .. , "A", , , llllt!MI lttCll, Ctlllorlllt. '"''"' Dt Flllp~ N•-1 ltKll, C1NI, located w1th1n the Sunflower o.1H1 J''::i'rY 7'. rtn ,,,,, c. PertiNn 011111 Jt""'t"' n. 1m
Apartment Complex it is O""n i~ I~ l11'"'.',,' STAT• OF CALIFOll NIA, ...... ICOUMMV Wilson . ' • • ,.... "' ..., 11"'1 OltANGI C::OUNTY: lllo6trt L. Wflllf to children 1,1•1\ose fam1hes are •1•11 " c.i1fcwnt1, °"'"'' t:ounll': Olll ,.tL ., ""· .,,,,. -· , N&11rv "°"'''" c. w1rN11 ·d Th ' On Ja-ry :If, ltll. blofon mt, I l"llil!k 1r1 O#r/I tor ttlol lllhl, Hr-Ill' STATE 0~ CALl,.OltN IA, not res1 ents. e school s l'lo••rv Publlc 1n tnd ,.,. u 111 11111, ,,....,,... 111,.,,. o. r111 •• 1 •11(1 ~1 ... 01t.1t,Ht;E COONTV:
location, however. ill idf':al as ~~'°"'~11'1' ::,,",,""' ,11111~ A"" wm1e,...:c. ~"'"" ~-11 "" 11 bt 111to On J1n11••¥ Jt, 1t11. 11e10•• -· • . '"' Y ll!U -It .... 11 ... r...... -· ... mt• .,, oubK•lbM MOUN PllbHc In ,,,. ,,,,. •t ld Sltl•. many working parents are ex-""' 1"' ""on' .......... ...,., .,. •11llw:r1'-11 111t w11111" IMtt\tffltlll •nf 1ci1nowl1:1H· 1..--1111' ••P••""' von IC 1 u,1 n • v
..:I ID !f\t wltllln ln1tr11menl 11111 " --'" '"' ,,.. o • W•" -.._ o peeled to make the Sunrlo1,1•er r•nowll!d ., tilt '" .... ,,,..y ••rcu """' w•r.on. r ~. • '"" •• • • g ,, •~tc:ll ..... Mll'll, (OtHcltl Sffl) c. Wll'leln ·-lo .... '" ... I~ Apa rtments their homf.':. (OFFIC!:I. iE0'C0} M lle!N M. C1ntlll -••ton• w11t1t "'"'"' trt •Ub$Crlbtlf ••Y • '' Orlon Nol•IY ,.i;~llc, C1llfor11l1 1e t~• wll!l!n !11\lt~""'"' •"41 ,,_11tWll01-Everything in thf': Sunflower Mot•no "11b11<<alltornl• "•l11d•11 Office 1r1 "' ,,.., t•1cvtt11 !llf u m•. "tl1>el11! Olllct In OttMt Ctunll' !Ofl lcltl k111I Aparllnents I! aln1ed at the Drtnt• Ctw.onll' ,,,,, c ....... 1 .. 1.,. i;i.1111 M••Y e,1~ M1r1..,, family wilh children. "Wf! MY Commlnlon 1:.,.1,., S..I. I~. 1tJ3 Nottr~ Publlc . C1lllt11nl1 , , l\prll f , 1'11 l ubllihld Orl"'t C111t Ctllw ,.flOI Pr lncl111 Olllct 111 don l ha ve ~11nglf':s or one ""bll•h•d Oro1111• c .. ,, Otllv "ll•t ,t~r111..., 1, lJ, ,., 11, 1tn Jll·11 Ortnt' county "·d .,_ 'th t J1nu..-,. :JO, F1b1u1rv •· u , :Ml, 1111 nJ·11 My tommht lot1 lwt l•n
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nursery," Buccol a 11 at d , LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTIC E Publl1ho11 Or•"ll• ce1•t Dlt!Y "l!f!t
"wh ich will u n d 0 u b t t !I I )' NOTICt TO Clll OiTOlll ""'"" Ftbrut1y I, ll, JO, J1, 1'11 JU·ll
discourage childless fa mili e11. llWl!lllOlt COU llT OF TN • CllTIPICAT• 0,. IUl•Mlll ITATI OP Cl\LIFOllN tA •oit PICTITIOUI N.lt,MI \Ve are doing more than simp-TN• couNT T o,. 01t•r.101 T~• 1111(1•r111.,.. dos• c••llly h• !•
Jy "accepti ng" t'hildr(!n we art' Me. "'""" condoxllnt • butlMH •I 1413 -··· NOTICI 01' PUILI( M I! A" IN 0 I • . ' l!"stttf or JI Al PH SlA NLET Ml!AD. W1v, C .. 11 Mtu, Ctfllorrolt. undtr !ht ll!•Ofl l THI ,.Lll NNINO COM-mak 1n~ lhe s u n 11 0 \Ve r 11 .. known •• 111\L"H l , MEAO, Dtctl•-llc!lllOUI 11,... n1m• ,, ... l LA s MllllON 0" THI CITY 0" FOUH·
Apartments the perfect place ..:I. lll!lEAllCl-I AGl!NCY •nlf lhtl ••Ill T.lt,IN YALLI Y NOllCf IS HE ll EIY GIVEN 1t lht llrm 11 ,_,..ltd or lh• lotl6W'l•o1 ""'°"' MOTt(E IS MEllElY 1lw~ lhtl .~ for chil dren lo li\'e.,. cr.0110" o! 111, tbovt n•mHI dtcllltnl ,,...,.,, n1m1 tn 11111 t n<!I t1•Ct el 1t1loHnc:t Wedntsdt ... •lb•llf..., 1,, un •r 1·:111 . . lhll •II P•n on• h•¥1nt cltlm• •ttllltl h 11 tollow1: P.M., I~ tht (ount:ll Ch•mlM'r, Cl! .. In add111on lo the one !ht .. 1o IHC•atnl ••• •MYlrtt II lilt lllChltl •. ICtl", JUl MOnlrl W•Y· Miii, 10700 Sl•1•• A'tnllf. Founttln
b-· 'th ., lhtm, wllh lh• llftU••rv YOU<htro, In (flit Mt••,,Ctlll, Vf tlfV C•lllornl• '"' ,.,, .... 1 ... Corn· ...... room \\'I nursery uni ll It!• ou k • 01 m1 c1t•k 01 1u •bout D1tH Jtnutrv 11. 1t11 ,,.1 .. 1..:i will i.o1d iubtlc httrl"'' e11
and one bath, the apartments "'1111"" c°"''· 0• ie "'""' 11111"'· wlm 1t1c1111rf '· K•l+r tht 1011-1n• tP•11c1Uon1: lht ntceU••' "1>11Cl\lr1, II Ille un· &T.lt,TI: O• (ALIFOltNIA, PttlClll ,.LAN Nt, 111 olppl\ctllOll offer two bt'droom, IWO·bath <lfnl1M<1 •I Ill• 0Hlc•1 "' HAll WOOD. OltA.NGf. COIJMTT~ Ill"" b• Ml•wtll L. ltoo!Oll, M.0.
LEGAL NOTICE
Rnd three bedroom I ' b th SODEN .. AOIUNSON, JOO N-tl Otl Jin. :n. ltJI , HID•• ...... Notarv P• .... o•ln• (Ol>flr11<llon ~I t mtlllt•• Privatf': access to one of A "decorator sho wcase," a • ~0-3 c~ni.r 0•1v~. Siii•• 0 .1. Nr..P01• ae1<11. ,.u1111c 111 •M '"' ••Ill 91ttr. Hflotl111¥ 11uuoi.11, on "'°""'" toc:11H1 on t11t for larger ramilies. A portion C•lilornl•, which I~"'' 1l1c1 •• b\111111 .. t•H•r .. llLdu rt •. l(tlly ·-" '" ''"' o! f.~c11d Srrttl. uo lft! "''"I "' Southern Califomia',; most fashion show of the six modt'I f h h b d "' th• ur.d•111'"'" in tll """'" ,, .. ..,. te bt th• .,.._. wl'IMt n•m~ 1 '" 1 w•rn•r A ...... 111 tn ""' CP 0 l e t rte e r 0 O m 111n1n, to '"' ult!• ol 11111 ll(llltlll. lo iultKrllNll t• 111t w1111111 1~11t""'"'' Di':,,i:'i' e beautiful beaches, which is homes, is featured, with the apartmf':nts a r e sp\il -ltvf':l wu<tin '-"""'h• ••Nr .,,. t1 ri1 ~1u-'"" •t1u1ow1t11t•"' u1eute11 '"" •~"''· ••v•l•o co11101r101o1.1oL u 1 •
I d h h . . . 11on "' lhlt norrc.. !OlllCltl .... 11 PlltMIT N•. • A1Pllu lltn fllld' bv ocate leS! t an one-alf mile interior of each t.ome lavishly desi gn with hrep\act'. Each 011111 l"•lmll..., J. 1111 Mtrt ti:. Hin,.,. ,.,,1,1, Av•nut GoiPtl ctn'•• ,.,. (.,... , I th rt ,_ h · l"lorooct Jotll lftwt•ll Nel ttV "uallc • (1lflot11l1 •ltuc:llon II tn tllllltl-t cl111r_. away. i!I one of lhf': primary complemented by a different o e apa men..., as air con-A"7\l11hiPttrl-" 11of, l!tl•"' "'1"'1111 °''"' In 111111111"' Oii ''DP''" t""''" on tht
."•!• ol B••admoor Home• dilioning built-in ki tchf':n !I with 01 Ill• •l>ov• "'"'"" ~~ °''"'' C::oun1r w•tt tldt e1 ll'IOlthv"' St•ttt ..a " " deC'Orator. The interior designs 11 i '. d MA•wooo, J0011t a .1oo•11o110• My Clfl'lmlt1I011 E••lrt• 1,11 ,.,,.,, or 11,. nor•n 91 w''"'' ,,,_
N. I Sh d se -c ean111g OVf':nll 8n • Jll Nww ... rt Ct>lttr Crlw• N .... t4, lf12 llUf' 111 '"' Al Oltl•lct on 1gue ores, aceor ing of the mode ls include modern, dishwasher 111 completely P•t ot•I<• ••• 1t•' "llbl111Md °''"'' tot1t 0111¥ ,.1101 ,.11.cu• PLAM 1o1t. ut . """'•
W Sc Bi di E ' · Ntw-1 l••c~. Ct. '1US J111~rv JJ, JO •nd "•b•u1ry '· l), 2. Atol\c111on 1ubmlt1tll IW Shltlll• lo · otl d e, xecutlve contemporary. medileranean, carpeted and draped and has ft1, 11141 ,u.11u 1tn 111.n oiv•1°""'"'' Corn••nr ™' cGM1n1ct1011
\'I p .d I r R. h d B .th ,. b I Alttmt Yt ,..,. lltml11ltlr1ll'lr ti ,.~t .. J of hit 111oNlfl9 <111t1r ce-res1 en o 1c ar . classic, and simple elegant, e1 er a pa 10 or a cony. "ubl1,.,,t<1 or•ne• Cet11 0.11, •11e1 LEGAL NOTICE 111" w11ic11 wm ,1111111, 01 • r••t•u••~•.
Smith, Inc., developers of the with their color schemes in Monthly rentals at the F•b•u••~ '· u, 10' ''· 1''1 ltl·n ,.,.."' ~··~::.:;~;••1-C:~~~e• .~~11~,!'.:~~!',',j
121-home ntiahborhood. . Sunflo1,1·er Aparlmf':n ts begin LEGAL NOTICE csltT1PIC::AT• o• su11•111 eerne• 01 1rook11uu1 •n• l!dlnttr In
l!I wide variety. "The models l 1165 ,,CTlflOIJI NAMI ·~· (I Ol1tflcl. Ht tllll ........ i. "Our homeowners h a v e give homebuyers an insight a · P·4nr> l h• 11l'Mlt11t111fd "° c1n11, •h•Y ••• • minor modu1c111on cA ~1~ '''""'" To Insure the safety of the c1•T1,1cATI o, 10111111s condvctl"' , 111111nu1 11 * v11 Anl!bt.. Phou l dew11opm•nt •l•n tor 1111•
Private, direct access lo the into how they might like the . . F1cT1T1ou1 1o1.1oM1 Ntwill'Orl 111cft, cau101n11, ulld•• '"' •l'loflP!n• ct11•••· resident children. all or the T"' und.-.ltn..i CIDtl c••ll .... hi •• llcttllou1 l!tm """'' of LIOO LENO· COMOITIONAL Ull Pl llMIT Nt. beach Via I a n d SC a p e d interiors or their h 0 ffi C S con<lucllng 1 b i!n II :Hl'6 Ort Mf Ll!ASl nd Ill t tld tlm> It ctHntOttll II AH!lcttlon Ill.a Dv 5hlfldl Dt!vr'ff· designed to reflect their o1,1·n facilities are on interior lines, Ave., No. c. ~ .. ,,~"Mui. C•ll'Ol'"I•, ,, 1111 t~l!itWln~ :.,.,.,.,, w"°lf ,..mu m111t Corm>tnY tor tilt ••ltbll1h1111n1
grtenbr:lt walkways a n d mea ning no street~ to cross unot,. lh• 1k1l1IQ>111 firm "'"'' •I In '"" ,,.. •"<•• 11 '""""'' ••• el two rn.owl• lh••1'" 011 •11""'"' personalities." said Biddle. MIRACLEA'f •nil th•' .,111 urm h 11 loliawi. loc•'l<I on 1~ • ....,,,..,.,,, c.t"lr If Niguel Shores Drive. Both the F ed · 1 and no traff ic to wat ch. com .... uo oi tllf 1o11ow1,,. ,.,,....,, -· Kll!M!h L ........... 1Ut1 11111111•• eroo1111u111 t,.. Ed1.,.,., eatur in mos t pans are Included ln the area arf': fu lly ,,.,.,,. in 1,,.11 ,,.. ,1,<• 11 rM!il•nc• 11 .. Norlh•ld••· CllUirn!t ,,,,, lh•u m•tt1n .,. btln1 1roc1u1t1 road and lhe walkw ay!! slrf':lch be a u tit u I private-gard en '" ., toHow• s11n11v T. l!oc:k, JIM w. uo111 ••uuut"' 10 "'" "'""'1nt L•w• 11 ~ grown trees annd shrubs, John Lelt111on 01'"'' 11. 10• o,.,.., "I•<•· Ttt••"''· c11111r"1' '°* 1111 "' c111io1n\1 !Gtiw'I, Codt u..tm
O••r Pac1'fic Coa•t H;ghway atriums providing all-ool li v· "'" • c c , " c ,~ , '''" ,,., "· 1111. •t ..... 1 '"" '"' l"IUflltln V•ll•• streams, ponds and waterfalls. 0.~~ J~· .... ~.v0;1~ 11;t•· • . ._n t, i(_,11 L, •••""" MIH'llt!P•I t oe1•. Tiii• 11. Tiit 1 ... 1,.. to a parkin g lol al the shore ," ing in d 0 0 r s · paS!l·th rough There are two swimming JOlln 1.e11111on Garn.r 11 ll1n1tv T. l loU coe11, zont ... M•••· Prtcl,. "1'"'' ind kitchen windows to outsid e "•"'., Ctllfclr11lt, o ...... Ctu"IY: ITATI! OF CALIFOllNIA, "lo' "''"' t lf .. 1111 In 1111 "ltnnlnt said Biddle. 1'An<I,'' hf': con-pools, two sauna baths, a 0n J•nu•rv "· 1•n. btfa,. ,,.., •LOS ..,MG ILl!S couNTV: 0111rtme111 '"" .,, 1~1111b1t •..-""'11e: patio bars and up to nine ,h' I i b th 1 d Nol•"' Public '" •!Id ltr 11111 stilt. o .. Jtn. It. Jt71, ~or• ,,.., • NII•'"" "1P1Ctlon o...i 1•1mi,..n1n. tinued, "this is the first time I I ~ Ir poo a , OU O 0 r .,, ..... ,11~ •PM•rlll J.,,n LtltMtn ;,,,,., Pultlle: 111 ,11111 1., ul/il s11,., ""',..11.. T!MIV llMlfl111 1e 1r,ull' Ill ttwor in five yf':a rs that an Oran-wal s or siding glass. "With barbecue area and a largt' u •nown •o m• ie "' '"• ,.,,,... ••-""' "'"""'" L. •••llfl'lf &-i.1.n.1n or In -u1on to ltltM r"'"'1" tllll ·~-each of our home1 providing . whoa~ """' it •ub1er1t1tt 1o "" wlfll111 T •led!: •11t-11 "" 10 ,,. 111t ''°"""1' wm bf ,1 ...... tn 111116ttt11111V County developmen t has pre>-recreation center. 1nt1 rum...,1 •nil t(kntw1Hitt1,.. ••tcvlM "AMW w11e11 ,..,,.., t•t tUblC"lbtd 10 •o ... 11 "''"""' 1morm111 ... 1, ·•d-• pri··ate access to the an ocean view, the indoor-out-"We ~·a n l our people lo "'' 11,,,,, It "'' wllftln i.urrv,.,.... 11111 •cknowlMt· ••11r111 ~ou ,,..¥ cw11•ct ""' "l'""'"' .. = • d d ' . h I ·1 . iOF,lCIAL SEAL) .. llW\I t.lff(Ultll 1111 ·-· Dt••rtmtnl ,, lf:t-JU• Md ,.,.,. to beach." oor t.stgn gives eac am1 Y think of the S un t I o we r -.1 ..... fh rh ""'"°" 1omt111 s..11 1h• •boil• ·~."'.',· NtNG COMMISSION OF soothing cool sea breeZt'll and A 1 I 1 No t•,... Publl<•C1111or11l1 11111ut11 o. Goltf• ...... "The prime JOCa\ion Of OUr par men S I S 8 pe rmanen PrlndPtl Ofllct I~ Hll•ry Public, C1llJvnl1 THI CI TY OF the maximum of viewi ng residence, nol jtL~l a place 0,,11410 coun" """'''"1 ot11t:1 1n FOUNTAIN VA.LLf.V lhref': and four-bedroom ocean· pleasure,'' commen t-• e;ddle. . h'I . My comm1u1o111 1:-11ro• L• Ant1r11 ceun•~ cu"'" s11i,..od.
ho Ir · = lo Jive w J e looking for a ,.,,,1, ,, 11r1 MY ctmmlotltn f(•l•u S1e;tf1rv lo tho view mes o er maximum The open-garden kitchen:. h I b "B I .d "ubll•htll O••n•• c1111 Dtll'I' "'tet •tbru1rt "· ltn ,.1.""1.,. Comm1111on re<:rtationa l and cu It u r a 1 ouse 0 uy. ucco a sa1 · J•rw••~ M 1nd '•brv.or,, 1 u 111 Pt111ll1hM °"'"" c.oa11 0111, Pli..r. ,.110111Plt(t O•-• Cotti O•I"' "11er provide built-in pantries and The Sunflowe r Apartments 1t11 ' i»n' F1brv1•Y •. 1l, 20. ''· 1t11 ,,..11 ''b•u1•1 11, 1111 1.11-11 facilit ies lo hQOleowners of all brtakfast ba rs and 11 full · J I •ge "roups," stated Biddle. are convenient y ocated to LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE " selection <Jf hig h.quality ap-several shopping c e n t e r s , 1-----'C.:::.:::..:.:.::.:.:.:.:: _________________________ _
"f or instance, the new 2,200-ptiances, including cont in uous eRlablished schools and major l•Ml·.lt,NNUAL 1t•f'OllT OF "Ull,IC AOMIMl$t1A TC• boat Dana Point Marina cleaning O\'€!ns . freeways. and can be reached
localed only a mile from the The privacy-orient ed. ex-viii Fairview Road or Bristol TO TMl MONOllAILI M••MON •. tCOV1LL•, ""II'"''' JUCOI! OF THI llJ ,.llllOlt COUllT OF THI ff.lt,fl OF
COmmuo l.,y ,·, now unde• con· CA Ltl"OllNIA, IN ANO •Oil THI COUNTY 011' OllANOI! e<:utive Brmdmoor Homes on Streel from the San Diego 1truction.'' , JllMl!5 (, t.(llM, ,.11.,11c Adm11111trtter e1 ••Id c-tv. '"1MC1t1111v -~ .. 11o11 •ttur~ &• 011 ttl•t'" e• d~tllenlt whk~ Niguel.Shores slart at $40 ,600. Free w.a y. ~, .. , comt 1n1e ~11 Unfi i.r "",.,,.., cemm9'1tlnt Juty r. 1 1~ 1nd .,...1,,. 0tc1mbtr JI, 1110, Plans for the $24 mi!lim l---'---------------------1
Marina will include yacht
clu b, dry dock, mai nlen.ance
facilities, restaurant. boat ren·
tal agency, picnic and rec rea-
tion area, and park. One half
of the 260-acre harbor is
sched uled for completion by
May. 1971. with lhe completion
nf the ent ire facility ten-
'alivf':ly scheduled for 1975-6.
Laguna Niguel is within five
minutf':s of the atrium-oriented
ho mes offering lhe facilities
of the El Niguel Country Club.
the Laguna Niguel C. o 1 f
Courst', and the Ran cho Nigu el
Ride rs Club.
"Even privat e tennis courts
Are located wi thin the boun~
daries of Broadmoor Homes
on Niguel Shores tn prnvkle
homecwners with 11dditional
recreational pleasu re." com·
mented Biddle.
The nea rby beach cities or
t~aguna Beach, Corona !!,el
~iar and Newport Beach
lncattd northeast of the com·
munity providf': 11rt galleries.
pageants, concerts. 1 i v e
theatre and cinf':ma , some
w o r ld·fa mou!\ restauranls,
shopping C€!nters, and the fli!W
campus it UCL
The sea-vie1,1•ing homes are
localed in South La gu n a
between Dana Point and the
Crnwn Va!ley Parkway. just
east of Paciric Coast Highway .
$20,990,
Next to a lake
at Lake Forest
Does that
move you?
Some buyers get down right emotional
over these beautiful Jow maintenAnce
hom t s, tht big lake, the clubhouse,
the tennis cou rt s, the bridal trails, the
swimming pool, the • •• • · •
LAKESIDE PARK
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Bruin Rally Sinl{s Ducl{s, 69-68
"' AUSTIN CARR (34) MAKES NOTRE DAME A NATIONAL POWER.
Says Irish Coach
Notre Dame Basketball
Not Under Grid Shadow
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Notre Dame
basketball coach Johnl'ly Dee says one
'lf the greatesl misconceptions in sports
Is that baske.tball al Notre Dame plays
in the shadow or football.
"I don't th ink Notre Dame is anymore
e football school over being a ba sketball
.school than Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois
()r Southern Californi3. We've (basketball
and football) always lived well together,
very harmoniously."
Fox, Wei ss
Spark Bulls
Past Isakers
CHICAGO (AF J -Reserve center Jim
Fox and substitute Bob Weiss awakened
the Chicago Bulls late in the third
quarter Friday night, sparking a 107-88
triun1ph over Los Angeles in the National
Basketball Association.
The Bulls, leading by as many as
17 points early in the third quarter,
i;aw their lead shrink to seven points
as Gail Goodrich and Happy Hariston
led a Laker comeback.
Fox scored the first three points of
!he final quarter but Goodrich scored
four and the Lakers remained in con-
tention. trailing 87·80 with 5:21 re·
n1aining.
The Bulls the n reeled off 12 straight
points in the next 3\li minutes while
Los Angeles was held to three free
thro"'s. Los Angeles star Jerry We st
\Yas held to seven points as he connected
on only three of 19 shots.
Jerry Sloan led the Bulls with 23
points v.·hile Fox and Bob Love each
had 17. Weiss collected 19 assists and
scored 11 of his 12 points in the second
half. Goodrich led the Lakers with 21.
LO$ AHOELIS CHICAGO • ' ' • ' ' Cllmb!n ' ., " LOv! ' •• " E r>C k)" • •• " W•llltr • .. " (;D!ldrkll • H " B•11m , ' .. ' Hthft ' ... • l!Orwklf ' ., • W•• ' H ' ·~ • " " H~in!O" ' •• " C.oveii•s • ••• • McCt•l• ' .. • ·~· " ,., " AlcMllln ' '' s W•IH • H " ""' ' ,., ' TO!tl\ " , .. ,, .. To"ls 45 11·:U ,,,
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Dee, whose ninth ranked team was
routed 99-81 by Villanov a here Thursday
hight, notes that Notre Dan'le basketball
history doesn't pale beside Fighting Jrtsh
football .lore.
"There are only nine college basketball
teams in the history of college basketball
that have won r.lore games than Notre
Dame .
"We 're the IOLh most winning team.
.and we've traveled more 'miles and
pla}'ed before rliore people than any
other college team . I think • we have
the No. I basketball program in tht-
country."
Dee admits that building Notre Dame's
basketball program wasn't easy. When
he took over the head coaching job
!he Irish had no freshman schedule and
played in a cramped gym.
"When J tried to recruit a boy the
other colleges would tell him, 'son. that's
a football school. You don't want tit
go there. They have no freshman team,
can't go lo the National Invitation toum a·
ment, and you have seen where they
play.'"
Things are different now, Dee says,
offering Noire Dame's three-year~ld
basketball facility as a prime example.
"No w, we offer a boy lhe finest situation
in lhe country," he says.
Notre Dame now is available for the
NIT and the NCAA post-season
tournaments. Dee observes. He believes
lhat good kids looking for national ex·
posure gravitate toward South Bend for
basketball.
"We play UCLA. and in f\.ladison
Square Garden, Chicago and so forth,''
Dee points out. "I don't think the con·
ferences have the edge on us anymore.
The day of the independent college is
with us." asserts Dee, who once coached
at Alabama in the Southeastern Con. ference.
Dee said he knows that opponents
poin t for Notre Dame in basketball the
same v"ay they do in football . "When
I go to the NCAA convention the coacbes
say to me. 'I wish my team played
all its games the way they played against
you.'"
Norte Dame has played seven of ~
teams now ranked Jn the top 20, and
has two more on its schedule. The Irish
already have upset No. I rated UCLA,
and defeated f\.Iichigan and Kentuck y.
This season's team is led by Austin
Carr. a 3&·point per game scorer.
"We 're steeped in basketball tradi-
tion," says Dee in his debunking of
the popular theory that Notre Dame
basketball plays second fiddle to football.
"It is in my hand s no"'· and I hope
1 can give it back in better condition
than when 1 took it."
EUGENE. Ore. (AP) -Henry Bibby
stole the ball and drove 1n for the
winning shot with 4.1 aecondl left Friday
night as No. l·ranked UCLA came from
behind to st.op the University or Oregon
19-68 in a Pacific .. ~etball clash.
Bibby's steal from Bill Dror.diak and
his clutch basket climaxed an uphill
b«ittle by the Bruins, who trailed 18-63
with 1:21 remainina:.
Oregon 's Ducks aiming for a repeat
ol last year'1 upset win over UCLA
Trojan Five
Streaks Past
os.u, 82-63
CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) -Ron Riley
and Paul Westphal tossed in 23 points
each Friday night, boosting the third·
ranked Southern California Trojans to
an 82-6.1 Pacific.a basketball victory
over Oregon State.
The Trojans, with Westphal 11etting 19
of his points in the second halr, coasted
the final 20 minutes en route lo their
fifth conference victory in six starts.
On TV Toda11
Channel 5 at %:30
Riley, who al~ pulled down :?I re-
bounds, fired in 16 points in the first
half. including 11 in the first ~in minutes
I S USC jumped to a IS-7 lead.
Oregon State, shooting only 28.2 frr.,
the field. fell behind 40-31 at the halfway
point. The Beaven were in trouble the
rest or the way.
The victory kept the Trojans in hot
pursuit oC top-ranked UCLA. which
squeaked past Oregon, 6UI. The Tro-
jans trail UCLA by one game.
Neal Jurgenson led the Beavers with
14 points. before he fouled out '"Ith one
minute left in the game.
osu led the first minute or the game
when Freddie Boyd put in a jumper,
but Riley then· tossed in four straight
points to give the Trojans a lead they
never relinquished.
USC moves to Eugene today for a
2:30 game against Oregon.
Elsewhere, Washing built up a 22-poiflt
halftime lead, then weathered an incred·
ible Stanford comeback to edge Ult In-
dians, 81-80, in a Pacific-I basketball
game on the losers' court Friday night.
Jn another cooference tilt. Jackie
Ridgle pumped in 27 point., to 1park
California to an easy ~72 triumph over
vi.siting Washington Slat2 .
Steve Hawes and Louie Ne1son paced
Wa~'s: fast-breaking Huskies tn
a 30-10 lead early in its tilt with Stanford
and pulled to a .51·29 ha1 ftime margin.
Stan!ord, behind the outside shooting
of Claude Terry and Mike Michel nearly
won the game with a desperation shot.
glancing off the rim at the final buiztr.
Terry led all scorers with 25 points, 19
:if them in the second half. Hawes had
22 and Nelson 21 for. Washington.
The win improved the Huskies' Pac.a:
record to 3·3 and their over-all mark to
10-8. Stanford is 0-7 and 4-15.
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Hollwa y Named
Cardinals' Coach
ST, LOUIS (AP) -Bob Hollway lll YS
is was an "opportunity to win" that led
him Friday to become the 23rd head coach
of the St. Louis Cardinals, a team with
budding National Football League title
aspirations.
The 45-year~ld Hollway, his candidacy
for the post given little mentio1, was
named to IUCceed Charley Winner by
Card ownel"I Stormy and BIU Bidwili.
"We think in Bob Hollway we have the
man who can take US' into the playoffs,"
Bill, tbt younger of the Bidwlll brothers,
1;:aid.
Hollway, brimming with coJ1fidence .
pred icted "discipline and execution and
some bold rootb&.11" can put the Cardinals
in the role of al'NFL Litle challenger im·
mediately.
in Eugene, had one last chance to do
10 but Lenny Jackson 's baseline shot
with three .seconds le ft fell off the rim.
On TV Tonight
Chan11 el 5 at 8
The victory kept UCLA unbeaten in
the conference after six games. Oregon
1s now 3-2.
The Bruins face Oregon St.ate tonight
at I in Corvallis.
Sydney Wicks paced the Bruins with
20 points and Curtis Rowe added 15.
Oroidiak collected 16 points for Oregon.
The powerful UCLA front line outre-
bounded Oregon 52-tl and dominated
lhe offensiYe boards particularly in the
first hall. Rowe and Oregon's Stan Love
each had 13 rebounds.
UCLA, 6-0 in the Paclfic·3, remained
a game ahead of USC (S·l) wh ich
defeated Oregon State, 82-63.
1'wo other Bruin players hit In double
figures. Bibby finished with 12 and centtt
Ste\'e Patltrson had 10.
Oregon held a 38-37 halftime lead. ·
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Wiechers Sizzles With 64;
Ties Palmer f o·r Hope Lead
PAU.1 SPRINGS (AP) -Big Jim
Wiechm caught front-running Arnold
Palmer with a remarkable eight-under
par 14 and moved into ,_a tie for firsl
place in the third round of the $140,000
Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic Friday.
Palmer, mounting the charge which
made him a golfing legend. stormed
over his first nine holes with three
birdies and a pair of eagles before
he tired under the blazing desert sun
and finished with a 66.
The 41-year-old millionaire. m os t
dynamic player the game has known,
but sulfereing from a long victory
drought. had been in the clubhouse for
• hall hour before the burly Wiechers
tied him with a 54-hole total of 204.
That put them 12 under par for the
tournament with two rounds st.ill lo go
in this 9G-hole marathon being played
over four desert courses.
Each played at Indian Wells Country
Club Friday and will move to Bermuda
Dunes for their !lnal tv.'O rounds.
"I'm tired," Palmer admitted after
his round in the 93-degree heat, "but,"
he said, smiling, "you can say I enjoy
my work." Palmer, who scored the last
of his 55 tour victories in December
of 1969, changed putters. He pulled his
old one out or his vast collection and
knocked in five putts ranging from 10
to 20 feel
"It's probably the best putting round
I've had in a long time," 83id Palmer
who has repeatedly blamed putting
Indoor Spikefest
troubles for .his long stretch ilhout
a triumph .
He started on Lhe 10th hole, parred
it, then bogeyed the next when he missed
the green.
But his huge gallery began to stir
and whoop when he rolled in a IO.foot
birdie putt on the 12th hole, and they
shouted in delight when he canned a
20-footer on the next one.
The stampede was on at the following
hole, a 468-yard par-5 which Palmer
reached with a 3·iron. He rammed in
a 15·foot putt for._ an eagle and knocked
in a 12·foot putt for a deuce on the
next hole, pulling hirn fiye W'lder par
ror a string of four holes.
Arnie took a lhree·putt bogey on the
17th. but got a break on the 18th that
he parlayed into his fourth eagle of
the tournament. His tee shol was heading
into tile trees on the left when, on
the bounce, it hit a spectator. Lynn
~forg;,tn. on the nose and bounced back
into playable ground.
Palmer put a 3-iron on the green
and sank the 10-foot putt .
The girl continued to watch af ter
receiving emergency treatment ,
He made birdie pulls from five and
eight feet on the front sid e but bogeyed
the seventh from a trap.
Swede Tops Vault Mark;
Mile Ends in 3:58. 9 Tie
By GLENN WHITE
Of t1M O.llr P'lttl Siii!
INGLEWOOD -Blond vaulter Kjell
fsaksson or Sweden glided over the bar
at 17-7% for a world indoor pole vault
record to highlight Friday night's indoor
track classic at the Forum.
A throng of 12,512 watched lsaksson
Jail easily over the new globa l standard
height alter having....a near-miss at 17--4
when he brushed the bar and it v.·obbled
while ht landed and subsequently fled
the pit.
Isak.sson took three shots at JU'h but
"·ent under the bar on each occasion.
Jn gaining the triumph he erased the
previous standard or 17·7 held by Jan
Johnson of Kansas, And he upset 1968
Olympic champion Bob Seagren, who
was second at 17 feet.
Seagren was one or two Olym pic gold
medalists who were knoc ked off . Au stra·
lian Ralph Doubell was the other. taking
1 thrashing in the 1.000-yard running .
Doubell was fourth in 2:09.0 while
Tom Von Ruden won in 2:07.3.
Lee Evans. Olympic 400 meter victor
in 1968, was a double winner Friday.
bagging the 300 in 31.4 afler posting a
1:10.4 to ban the liOO, barely outlasting
Jay Eibel ("10.8).
The feature event -the two-mi le -
Was a chilling three-man duel most of
the 22 laps with Australia's Kerry Pearce
winning in 8:30.0. Pearce took the lead
with 400 yards to go and gradually pull·
ed away from Kerry O'Brien (8:30.8)
and George Young (8:30.8).
And the mile was tremendous wi th
Poland's Henryk Szordykowski lunging at
the fini.!lh line to dead heat John Mason.
They were given a lie for first place in
3:53.9, tying the meet record set nine
years ago by little Jim Beauy of North
Carolina.
Mason surged to !he front "'ilh 390 yard~
lo go then tht Pole made his move and
clo~ed to Mason's shoulder. The two
fought it oul the last lap (160 yardsl wit h
the last·scco11d surge just catching ~ta.
son .
World record holder and Olympic triple
jump gold medalist Viktor Saneyev of
Russia took his specially with a standout
hop of 54·23·~.
~1el Pender won the 60·yard dash in
6.0 while Barba ra Ferrell took the dis·
taff 60 in 6.8. Randy Matson oulduelcd Al
Feuerbach in the shot, 67·1114 to 67·6%.
Kestutis Sapka or the USSR bagged the
hrgh jump at 7·1 1~ "'ith Reynaldo Brown
second at the same heighL
Ar1d high school two-miler Jose Amaya
or LA Wilson y,·on that event in 9:06.6
with L.akewood's Larry Greer second at
9: 11 8.
Colden West College's mile relay Learn
ran 3:26,2 for lhird place behind Pierce
13:24.1 ) and LA City {3.24.4). The show
place team ran second early but faded
lo fourth and then g(}l a break when a
Chaffey run ner fell off the tra ck and out
of the race. 1noving up GWC.
'
Brazilian,
Mexican Aces
In Soccer Tiff ·
Brazil and ~1exioo clash In a teit
of strength al the Los Angeles Memorial
Colise um Sunday, with both na~
represented by the ir top profes1ional
llOCCCr clubs.
The international match kicks orf d
2:30 and offers soccer fans the ~
portunity lo see some of the world'J
top stars.
Brazil's Botafogo presents a forwar'
line second to none. with three World
Cup champions in the lineup.
Starting at outside left is 23 yee.t
old Paulo Cesar, lop winger in Brai.i1'1
majors, while Roberto Lopez Miranda
and superstar Jairzinho will lead tNt
attack at inside forward .
Cesar, Roberto and Jair1.inho joined
forces to beat defending champion
England in the 1971> World CUp and
'"'ith lhe exception, of Pele, reptes~
the entire forward lint of world champioit
Brazil.
The fourth world champ ion i I
Botafogo's lineup is Carlos Roberto, tfit
offensive minded halfback.
Carl os Roberto has replaced Gerson,
who retired after the fina l in Mexice
last yea r. as the midfield general for
Brazirs national side.
And Jairz.inho, chosen as . the WIO&t
valuable player at the World Cup. ii
being groomed to take over for Pelt)
\\'ho will not be in the lineup when
Brazil defends its title in the World
Cup scheduled for Germany in 1974. ,:
J\lexico's most popular club and Jeagiie
leader Atlante "'ill oppose the Brazilia ns
y,•ith a roster that includes no Jess than
nine players of internaUonal renowr1 -'
seven ~1exicans, one Urugayan and ons
Argentinian.
Defensively, Atlante is lead by lr1ex.-
lco's ney.·est sensation in goal, Rafael
Puente.
Puente has registered seven shut.outs
In II league games while allowing on!t ·
four goals. '
Puente's goa lkeeping Is of the spec-.
tacula r variety and his acrobatics hal/41"
been instrumental in bo th Atlante's cur·
rent success and popularity.
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Buchanan Wins Unanimous Decision
LOS ANGELE.S (AP) -Ken Buchanan lisan ror the kid rrom East Los Angeles, often Navarro, after !ortlng Buchanan
of Scotland, an artistic boxer and mas. and kept booing the dancing, jabbing into 1 comtr, suddenly found himself
ter of the fallaway defense. 'l\o"Orl a una. champion. But tht boos finally turned in a comer and Buchanan free and
nimous decislon Friday over Ruben Na· to cheers at tht demonstration of rinc peppering away with both handi.
varro of Los Angeles to retain Ills world finesse. The champion had a (ilt of leaning
lightweight title. Referee Arthur tifereanll of New York blckwards as Navarro rushed ln wnd
Successfully making his ·rirst defen!lc seorl'd it §.4: judge Lee Grossman of if Ruben landed, by the time the punch
or the cro"'" he v.·on from Ismael La· Los Angeles had the same; and Harry reached the target the •Ii: WN gone.
was a slight dripping at tilt nose of
Buchanan from the fourth round on.
Buchanan weathered his oppooent's
!inest weapon, an ove rhand right to the
head, and was never in any trouble.
gun a in Puerto Rico last September, the Gibbs of l...oodon had it 9-2. The Anocialtd Prelll had It 16-3. -~~~_,.>ve:tr<Old Scot ff'M'l-F.<ttnburgh--ga,._-~vamrtootr-the flghtlln a little mor~-ne""Nav'IM"O l\fi!Xla n-Afnlr1Can fOllow·
the 23-ycar-old challenger a boxing le!i· than 7Z hours nolict as the No, I chaJ. ert let out a roar 3fttr the rtrst 30 sec.
Navarro, made lo look more awk-
y.·ant tha n ht really is, was warned
thrtt times b)'. ti1ercantl ror low blows
11nCI' once for anrrJega oey punch.
son. But the right bristled with action lenger and lormer lightwei1tht ch11mplon, ondl of the fight when Ruben connected
even as the point margin widened as the ~tando Ramoa, was forced out becau1e with a straight right to the jaw. Buch--
rounds went by. of a groin injury in training. anan dropped to one knee but the referee
Buchanan \\'C!ghed 1~11. NAvarro 13S. Navarro kept the excitement going ruled it a allp and not a knockdown.
A noisy crowd of 10,300, which paid even at 1ht final btll when both staged There was no heavy damaae tnnlcted
more than $90,000, was thoroughly par-a f\Jrlow: ISth-round slugfest. But too by tither bo1er and the only bloodahed
After 1he third warning a whl!key
bottle -empty -sailed into the ring.
That WAS the only physical demonstra·
lion of the evening.
'T'he vktory for the Scot was his 39th,
wllh only one Joss to Miguel Velasquez
In Madrid In J111uary 1170. HARDLY A SUNDAY JOYRIDE FOR RON KESELOWSK!.
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Estancia High's (iary Orgill
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acorlng leadership as complied
by the DAILY PILOT.
Orgill. a fi-0 forv.·11rd, has
scored 489 points In 22 oullngs
tor Estancia and has 197 rree
throws to his credit. 74 more
than hl.1 nearest rival in that
category.
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Golden West College's Chris
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Thompson. who canned 37
points Welnesday nigh l
against LA South west. ha s 564
points: for the season. a 22.6
average.
Teammate Brian Ambrozich
and Saddle back 's Eric
Ch ristensen are waging a
close ba ttle for the second
spot.
Ambrozich has tanked 517
points in 25 games for a 2{17
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hit for 465 poinLs in 23 ti ll!!
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WIDEN STANCE ON RAINY DAYS
When playing shots from wet
turf, it is very important that
you achieve sound footing and
that you strike the ball cleanly.
Both of these needs will be ,
filled If you merely widen your 1 1
•ce slightly. Move your right
foot just a 5hade farther th an
normal (see Illustration) from
.your left,
The wider stance not only/ I
gives you a more secure btl~•·
on the wet grass; but •I( also
shortens your swing. :fhis pre4 •
vents any possible Joss of bal· f
ance from over.s winging. l [
Because of the snorter
swing, and the sl ight decre'ase
in distance that will result, I
suggest you use one club more /·
than normal-say, a 4·1 ron Jn.
stead of a 5·iron-on you r ap ·
proat h shots.
Pirates, Gauchos
Battle Cage Foes
Orange Coast and Sad·
dleback co lleges face a pair
of tough conference opponents:
tonight ~s the juriior college
basketball season heads down
the home stretch.
Coach Herb Livsey·s OCC
Pirates trek to Cerritos lo
·meet the South ·Coast Con·
ference ca.leader. Cerritos and
Fullerton are lied for the top
spot with S.I rnarks.
The Pirat.ei1 arl' lodged in
last place \\'i lh a 1·7 mark
and a loss tonii:ht tiy the
Bucs would equal the school
record tor the most !ietbacks
in one season f21 L
!\1ean"·hile. coach Roy
Stevens' Saddleback team. 3-6
in ll1ission Cortference play,
travels lo South"·estern in a
battle for Slxlh p I a ce.
Sourhwestern ha! an identical
circuit mark.
"'"" llfJ<I. GWC
All three area junior college
baseb:i!J learn~ :ire in ;:iction
today \\'ith the fcalurt'd game
involving Golden \Vest ;it
Orange Const in a till schC'tlul·
ed to gel under n·ay at noon.
Tl's th e season opener for
f:o!den \\lest. Orange Coasl
dropped irs firs! game of the
1971 campaign Tuesday. rall·
ing 1n Rio 11ondll.
In ano~hcr noon ~amc. Sad·
dlcbac.k (0·1) lravels to Rio
Hondo.
.~11.·i111 C l11sl1
from Bruce Lamoreaux &f
Jngle'A·ood in last week's Ola·
mond Belt competition al the
Olympic.
The other match involving
an area figh(er is in the mid·
dleweighl .class b.e twee n
Richard Berryman of Costa
~lcsa and Chiiio's L ou I$
Cepeda.
The district finals a re
scheduled 11l get under way
<ti 7:30. Tickets priced at $5,
$2.50 and SJ.SO 'are available
at the convention center.
IJC I. l'irale• /Iii.\'
Ron Chamberlin, a senior
letterman. \\'iii lead c11ach Jer·
ry Hulberl's UC Irvine golf
team into action against
Orange Coast College Monday
afternoon at lrvine Coast
O>unlry Club in the opening
n1atch of the 1971 season.
Chamberlin has been the lop
man on the UC! squad for
the past two ~easons and
a!though he has had stiff con1·
11etiliou for the No. I position
!his year from freshman Gary
Singer, he. will play in the
top spot against acc.
Singer is ooe of the top
junior golfers in Southern
Ca liforni a an d a graduate of
Fullerton high. He was I.tit
recipient of the Tony Lema
~olf stholarship bul under
NCAA rules. cannot accepl the
a"'Ard because of a lechnicali·
IY in 14·ording.
Ski Slopes
Lac Icing
111 Snow
G CI Launches Slate
Against Pro Team
By ESTHER BILLINGS
ot '"' CAIL T ,ILCIT 11•"
TMre Is anow at our local
ski ttreas, just no new snow.
Nooelheless. it looks like soow
dances are in order to bring
winter back along with some
powder topping for the slopes.
'Ille i'nost effective place for
those In the past· ti as. been 'hi front of lhe U.S. Weather
Bureau offices in Los At\gelefl,
He lnz Steinmann al Holiday
.HUI has been producing some
powder throUJh snowmaklrig.
He hopes -to have Christmas
Run open for lhis bolida1
weekend.
Since wme school systems
and busine!Ses are celebrating
Washington 's birthday Mong
~·ith Line<1[n 's this year, many
peop,le have four days this
weekend, running t h r • u g h
Monda y. .
Gary Adams and lhe UC
Irvine baseblll team w\11 open
1he lt71 st•son lnco&nlto to-
da y 1gainst a aroup of pro-
fessional players on the cam·
pus diamond lhe.n begin the
season In earnest with a
doobll\h e•der Monday at the
i an:ie site against tM first·
ever Anteater roe, U C
Riverside.
Action begins at t o'clock
today and noon Monday.
After th at it's a head-oft
confrontation with the UCLA
Bruins at Weatwood Tuesday
afternoon in 1 busy be1innin1.
Adams 'will go with a
starting lineup or e i g h t
veterans and one junior col-
lege transrer. The roaler has
,bttn swelled to 20 from a
&rCNJP of 16 last season. or
the 20 players listed, 14 are
lettermen.
Sevtn of the nine listed
starters are seniors although
underclassmen are ready to
move in at a moment's 11otice
from the bench or from the
first UCI lrl>.'h-Junior \11rsity
squad.
Adams plans to use five
pitchers as:ainst the pros ti>
day in what is billed as an
exhibition. Dennis Nicholson.
apparent ace of the staff, will
work the ftrsl two innings.
then Lake a bre1ther to start
lhe UCLA game Tuesday.
Ben-Wetzler. another senior.
and Ski p Redondo, a junior
southpaw, will work one inning
apiece if plans are followed.
Tom O'Connor then draws a
three inning assignment and
Greg PeMington. a Sad·
dlebaCk College t r 8 0 S re r I
works the final fr ame.
Sophomore!! Bob Barlow and
Tom Dodd will be. kept out
of today's .1ction It> start the
UC Ri verside games.
Long question mark or the
probable starting lineup J5
Dan Hansen (.305 ) at
shortstop. He has b e e n
bothered with a shoulder In·
jury and will be kept oot
of tol ay's skirmish with a
question mark in front of ht!!
name for ll1onday.
Jim Greenway ( . 2 4 % ) ,
ordinarily a second baseman,
will open at shortstop.
Sid areas which normally
{lf)er~te Saturday and Sunday
only, including Snow Forest,
C:reen Valle y, and Mt. Pinos,
will operate through Monda y.
Table Mountain, only local
area closed until more snow
falls. has its und!!rground
"nowmaking equipment In·
stalled. Paul McDuffey of the
area is proud to re-port there
will be no unsightly pipes lo
be seen above ground after
SCC in Running
Bobby Farrar (.288), the on·
ly player to appear h1 all
48 games last season, st.arls
in left field and wi ll bat In
the leadoff position. He wil l
be followed by third baseman
Mike Sykora (.323) and the
team's leading hitter, Rocky
Craig (.358). Craig opens irt
center field .
Tom Spence (.323), the lo11g·
ball hitting first baseman, will
bat fourth. He was also the
team leader in rbi with 42.
For Plnyoff Spot Mike Saska (.230) will open
in right fie ld and bat fifth
followed by Greenway and
then Danny Coroliiadn (.321 1.
a transfer (rom San Diego
City College. the ski season. Southern California College
, The Running Springs area of Costa Mesa is one of thrte
Chamber ·of Commtrce will leading inde pendent basketbaJI
!!poosor the fint annual Snow teams being considered for
Queen contest an d SnCw Ball a berth in the NAIA reg ional
today, pla yoffs, sec coach and
The all day event will be athletic direcl.or Paul Peak
held in Green Valley Lake told the DAILY PILOT todav.
in the San Bernardino moun · "l think I would be sire
tains with the Snow Queen in saying that if we could
contest at Green Valley Snow 'hold it to one more los!I, we
Bowl Ski School at l p.m. would be in.'' Peak revealed.
A queen and two princesses The Vanguards of SoCa l
wlll be selected from among College are currently 14-3 fo r
girls aged 17 to 23. the season but two of the
De p en d in g on snow gam~ with LIFE College are
cove rage, representatives not being co rtsidered by NAIA
from lhe Snow Valley and officials. This brings !he
Green Valley Lake Ski Patrol record to 12-6 with seven
"'ill begin their first annual games remaining.
cross.country ski race at 2. W~tmont College of Santa
Usi ng Alpine Ski equipment Barbara (13·7) and Ca I
only, patrol members will ski Western of Sa n Diego 113..fi)
Crom Snow Valley ski area are the other two independents
to Green Valley Snow BowJ. given the most consideration
Al 6 p.m. the combined ski at the present time.
patrols will run a torchlight Westm ont lost lo UC Santa
slalom from the top 11f the Barbara Tuesday night, 82-6.1.
Snoy,· Bowl. · "I <im a member of ihe
Snow Summit is in daily NAJ A selection committee
operation with night skiing in whic~ is made up of area
addition &n Wednesday and coaches (eight in number).
Saturday evenings. The "We met la st weekend
Natonal Ski Patrol System· to try and establish which
Senior Test will be held Salur· learns had the best op-
dav, Feb. 20. at Snow Summit portui$-y to ,gel into the
\viih spectators welco me. playoffs.
-Kratka Ridge, open dal--"~~ cou;se, this isn't a
ly,.offers the additional service definite thing and only four
of Qus transportat ion to the · teams. are selected, usually
area today and. Sunday. This two 1ndepertdents and two
aids s~iers having to park from. the . SCIAC (South_ern
::it some distance due , to Ca l 1 f orn 1a Intercolleg1ate
limited area parking. AlhleliC' Conferen ce).
At Mammoth mo.st el the "Wh ittier is running 11wa.v
lower slopes have been groom· ~ith the SCI AC right now an~
cd !or very good skiing but 1! Claremont·Mudd doe sn t
rhe upper slope! are ' ex· make a run for a good finish
trcmely hard. in second place, tPiree in·
dependents could easily be
selected.''
homecoming contest with Uls:
Angeles Bapllst Co 11 e g e
tonight llll 8.
"Our three toughest games
are at home with U C
Riverside, Azusa Pacific and
Los Angeles Baptist.,. The
Vanguards also have four road
games remaining.
"Westmont has five tough
road games including one with
Ca l Western. Thill co u Id
possi bly eliminate one or
them."
The F'eb. 28 date is reser,·ed
for any possible playoff situa·
lion that might occur if fivt.
teams are in contention for
the four berths.
Acluel playoff compe titio n
begin.-; Monday night, March
1 and concludes Wednesday
of that week.
Veteran receivers M i k e
Sheline ( .237) and J n e
Anderson ! .221 l will share the
catching dulies. Sheline ts 11
senior and Anderson a
sophomore.
UCI Tennis
MD, Lancers Clash
In Televised Game
HACIENDA HEIGHTS -The latter pair are of fool·
Mater Oei High School'~ ball fame and comprise thfll
Monarchs will display 1helr backcourt combi nation for
talents on Southlarid televi sion coach Charles R u ff I n s '
today when coach J e r r y Lancers.
'T'ardie's basketball quintet O'Leary has bce ri touted by
battle! Angelus League lca(!er the Lancer tub thumpe.rs 1111;
Bishop Amat at Los Altos the bes! in the league. He
High . rotates throughout the forward
The lifr is schr.dult.d for wall.
noon and is on Channel 4. for And .John Purdom 111; a
Titrdie's crew it's a must win threat inside for Ame t.
situalioll to stay in the race Purdom and O'Leary com.
for the crown. bined for 2fi against Ma ter
The Monarchs we.re stunned Dei in fi rs! round play.
'T'ue:sday by cellar dwellerl---L-E_G_A_L_N_O_.:TI_C_.:E __ _
Pius X. dropping a pair of ______ ...:__cc:.. __ _
games bf!hind Amat's Lan· '"'' FICTITIOUS IUSI Nt:!S
Originally billed as a dual
mret between L'C lrvine and
Ca! Sta1e !Long Beach).
lodey's swimn1ing encounter
will have a lhird participant
posing a threat to both four-
0\'ettr collejtes -Golden West
College. Aclion ~els under n·ay
at l! o'clock in !he UCI poo l.
Basketball Tilts, Golf
Highlight TV Schedule
Biola C.Ollege or La Mirada
is in a peculiar position ac-
cording to Peak.
"They have nine games re·
maining and have been told
that one more loss will pro-
babl y eliminate them.
cers. NIME STATEMENT
S • F ·d · ht 11\p lollo.,..in1 Po,.on1 ••• l!Olftt erv1le won ri ay n1g . bu1r"''' •1:
Placing Mater Dei a half game "-EN'S SEllVICE . ~100 E, COii! H ......... Ccr11n1 d1I Mir, Cllol. back in third place. l(enne•h E_ Nel10b1fl<I. 'Olt ll•~YI
M t D · · t L•ne, NtWP<lrl tle1cll. C11U. a er e1 1s on a wo.11;ame T•I• bu''"••• h !!tint ccw>aucttt1 by losing streak after setbacks •n 1,,.,1¥1<1u11.
S . d p · X d K•nne!ll E Netitbind l('I erv1te an IUS , an Pub11111..t Or1no• co111 D•llY P11~1 receipted for a S0-47 loss to F"tbru•r¥ '· ll, XI, 11. 1t11 11s.J1
A 1111l1 ei t11 ll••.~i 11g
·n1e A1111hein1 Cnnvcnlion
Crnler lo;, the S{'Cne nr the
district f1h als of 1hc 'Yi'cstern
ll<'g1nna.I Golden Gtovrs chan1-
pionsh\ps ~londay night "·1th
27 lhret'·rnund hou1s on 1ap.
A pair or Orange l'oasl area
produt'ls are rea\urcd in the
rirst live boxing ol the
Convention Center sinc:e 1967.
One of the lop ::illracllons
is !he welter w c i g h I tt\n·
frontation bet'A'ccn P • u I
La~1att 1 rorm(!rly of i'\ell·port
Harbor lligh Schnol l and
Car,!o:on '11; Dennis Andllya
La~1all won a split decis ion
Basketball and golf fans will
ha ve a big weekend of
television viewing today and
Sunday \vilh a myriad or other
sports inc luding bowling, box·
ing, drag racing, horse racin~
and hockey lhro"'" in for good
measure.
The Bob Tlope Oe!lerl
Classic \viii be shown in the
fourth rovnd of the pro-am
today at 3 on Channel 4 with
the pros completing the action
Sund.av. The final rO\lnd will
begin "et I :3{) Sunday.
Thi! UCLA and Trojan
basketball games are $lated
for live coverage ""it h the
Mater Ot>i Monarch!I facing
!he Angel us League leading
Ri shop Amat Lancer~ on
Channel• at 12 o'clock today .
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If Biola isn't in the playorfs.
the tournament will be held
there Feb. 28. March I and
3, Otherwise, it wlll be held
al Qcc.'ldental College.
"'NAIA stipulations are lh;:it
a learn must win two·th:rds
or its games lo qualify for
the regionals. After that lhry
consider your record agn inst
other NATA ft.ams and next
lhe strength of your schedule"
added Peak.
SoCal College has •
UCI Frosh
Five Wins
Amal in first round action. LEGAL NOTICE
However, sh o u 1 d the 1------------
J'·I0711 Clll:T1,.1Cll\l"E 0 1' ltJt!NISI FICTITIOUS NAMI!
Monarchs0 shooting e,\'e return
lo form. it could be even
close r. Tho ~nd1.,lontd Oott t1rtl!¥ ht It com!~(llf\I 1 bv1ln•n ~1 '6](1 A~~n Rick Kniffin Ill the No. 1 NG, D, NtWPO•t l!lt1(~. c1111orn11, ""'"' . , 1he llctl!llll!• llrm n1m1 ftl MOIJSI! scoring pul'lch ror ~1al.er De1 , OF MACllAME •nd r"u 1~1" 11 .....
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C •·1 d h '' h t O~v!d M, T1111, 'D)'~ 11"'11 JI, 11as rie pe t e. onarc s n NewPil•' ll••<h. c1111orn11 , '
an overall mark or 15-7, 011e<1 J•~.u1•¥ 11. 1•11
I• . 1. t Dl¥oG M. T 1111 oor se niors comp 1men s1111 01 C1t11crn•1. O••no• ccunl¥
Junior Kniffin. The front line o". Jin. 11, 1'71. Micro m,, 1 Net1rv . Pubhc In •nd IGt ltla 5t•1t, Dt...ont11¥ 1s bolstered by 6-4 Steve ~'"'''~ O••lo M. T1111 tn"'"n ,0
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balance tO the C!iUse No11rv PuDllc. CllllO•"ll . ' . Prlncl1>1I Ol!l(t In Today they re up against 0•1n9• Count. Amiit's three-pronoed attack My commlnlatl E•c1•1• e S~•l,,..,btr 1', lt1J nr Pitt O'Leary. Pat Haden "ultt11""' Or•"'' Cot\! 0•11¥ ~Uftl
itnd .John McKay. t:;;u••Y JO •rKI F•bru1rv '· 11ll11-1:i'•
Three Snuth Coits! Con·
ferenc.'e learns arl' r:i1W lhird
through ltfth . They include
Fullerton. Cerrito~ and San ,
Diego t.tesa.
Pirate Swi11i Tea111.
The $100.000 Strub Slake~
horse race featu re from Sanl:i
Anil;:i "'ill be shown Ji ve ;:i\
;ipproximately 4:30 on Channrl
2.
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delivered
treasure
for pleasure
Cyp"'SJ Is f!igh\h rnnketl.
College or !he Deserl "s !.('I)
Tolin continut.'I to lop the state
iA scoring. He's collected 977
points in 2' games for a 37.6
a\'er111:e.
Golden \\'tst's C h r I ~
Thompson ranks 11 lh in the
slate In scorinR while te.11m-
m•le Brlen Ambroiich ls 15th.
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f:1ns "'ill be for«d to choo~c
bc\\\'Cl'n ti Channel 2 telecast
o[ the Bo~ton Bn1ins and
'rorQnto Maplt. Leaf~ and a
caee encounter on Chitnnel 7
fca1uring th(' ~1 i I w auk e e
Rucks and the Atlanta Hawks
Sunday al II.
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Laos Invasion Indicates Success o·f Cambodia Move ·\
WASHINGTON (UPI) States v;UJ become furlber main in Laos, on a more Laos loob not so mucb to confidenct ol the Tb I e u in Vietnam and Jn the Unit~ lhe progress ln pacification more vulntrabte northern pro-
Perhaps the btst indication mired in the Indochinese or less ptrmanent ba.111 until the immediate future u to aovemment, 1hltter lhe wh>le States. While House officials made in the populous ?i.tekong vlnces.
thet President Nixon considers quagmire are ""'th3ps mindful bou 1• 'I ··•-•· u 5 I t of y· t tz · and II h · ••-I ~11 d ••-Ill Co A So another irony Is added the Invasion of Cam~•,·a last r-~ l a l m ll"11 ay "'"~" monsoon next year wu~n . . orct conctp 1e nam at1on reca w at unpact Wit'. se :r.ure UC" a an 1.1rc rps rea ....,.,. that Thieu said the same thing 1 I 1 fll" I d ·1 with May a success is the fact when his forces went into rains spill over the mountain levels become so low Uiat upstt the llmetable r or of llue ror more than three arowid Saigon as ab resu t bo o a con c, area Y r1 e
lhat he is trying somelbing Cambodia last May. range from the east and make South Vietnamese troops can-American \\'ithdrawaJ. weeks during the Tel offensive increased security rought Y Irony: to diminish 'the U.S.
along the same lines now In the tralls lmpusahle. not move with the flexibility To do this, U.S. strategists in J968 had both here and lht Cambodian incursions. involvement in the Soulhtut
southern Laos. They are still there. The "spoiling action'' the they now have. believe thty will seek some there. The hope is that the Laotian Asian war. President Nixon
In any eve_nt, the South VJel· South V f,e to am e 1 e and The North Vietnamese no wt of military victory \Yith While House experts use the operations will provide lhe feels it must be geographically
h "°"1 dlh ".'ietnamese troops, namese appear likely IG re-Americans are undertaking in doubt would like to shake the high psychological Impact both word "explosive'' to describe sante type or security in the expanded.
au e into battle b Yi----'-'----'------------''-------------=--=-'---'O---'--------'---------'-'-----'-------------American helicopters and pro-
-lecled by an un1brella of U.S.
lighter-bombers. hope to seize
• star.es of supplies and perform
the difficult task of choking
off the Ho Chi f.1inh Trail
in the tangled jungles of the
Laotian panhandle before it
reaches South Vietnam.
Administration officlals are
µ.,.shing the folloYdng statistics
about the trail: since 1965:
that network of roads and
jungle paths has pumped
630,000 men, 200 m i 11 i o n
pounds of rice, 4 00.00~
\\'eapons · and 600 m i 11 i o n
bullels. grenades and morlars
jnto Sutb Vietnam.
President Nixon made his
decision to sup~J1's'outh Viet-
namese traws in altacking
Laos sh9ftfy after Defense
-Secr,etti:ry f.1elvin R. Laird
rehfrn ed Jan. 15 from an
eight-day fact-finding trip to
Southeast Asia as an ardent
.advocate of a plan along
cherished by both U.S. and
~ South Vietnamese military
strategists. That is, putting
ground troops into the moun-
·lain s of southern Laos to hall
the supply flow that around-
the-clock bombings have failed
.10 halt.
The military and tactical
advantages of such a move
are apparent.
Deprived now of t h e i r
southern supply rouh~ through
the Gulf of Siam and Cam·
bodia , the North Vietnamese
have been pouring men and
supplies dovtn the trail at an
unprecedented rate. 11 is their
sole remaining major supply
link . according to U.S. in·
lel!igence. and ils closure
\vould drastica lly curtail the
military effectiveness of Com-
munist troops in South Viet-
nan1.
According to South Viet·
namese President Nguyen Van
Thieu, the operations are
limited in lime and area. but
nobody al this st,age of the
~ame Is saying \1·hat the
limitations are.
Those who fear the United
Tecl1nology
Can Whip
Pollution
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A
scientist says p resent
technology could \1'hip man-
made pollution \11ithin 30
' years.
"\Ve don't have to achieve
any breakthroughs to \Vin the
battle," Dr. Chalmers W.
SheN·in said f\londa y. ''We
already have the knO\\'·hO\V.
All v:e need lo do is implement
it and \•:e must be \\'illing
to spend money to do iL"
Sherwin, vice president af
Gulf Energy and En,·iron-
mental Systems. a division of
Gulf General Atomic. said a
po I lution·frec environment
v.·outd require a sv.·itch to
nuclear-generated electricity
as the nation 's major pov.·er
source.
He is a foriner assistant
5€cretary of Com111erce for
science and techno)ojly and
a deputy director of Defense
tor research and engineering.
. Large scale use or elec-
tricity, he said in an interview.
would do away wilh reliance
-On oil and coal which pollute
the air.
"Making electricity o u r
basic energy source." he said.
"vtould be the foundation of
·a changeover plan."
Eleclricity v.·ould be pro-
vided by nuclear pov.·er st.a·
lions which Sher\\1in said are
clean. incapable of blowing up
and put out "\'Cry little extra
radiation."
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What's Happening
'Cromwell' Misses Mark
By STEVE UHLER
Ever since 0, \\' Grifftlh·s
historic ··Birth or a Nation."
fllmdom has offered countless
"epic'' pictures. clai ming to
offer spectacular b at t I e
~nts, big-name stars. 111-
telligent and 1 ho u g h I • pro-
1·oking stories. and , last and
s ometime s ll!ast. en-
tertainment. Son1e h.'!Ve ~uc·
ceeded and a lot more haven't.
The lates t examplt uf this
caliber. •·Cromwell." doesn ·1.
time to catch his bre3th.
Robert ~torely p r o v I d e s
''C'omedy relief" in s r h
scenes as y,•hen Cromwell's
army is about to do battle
v.·ith the king 's, he huffily
comments that he missed his
breakfast for this. which
.shows just \\'ha! kind of com-
edy relief the script cOntains.
Alec Guiness. though, provide3
a most sy mpathetic portrayal
of the doomtd King Charles,
and v.·alk s off with the only
honors given tttt> film .
Despite the vivid colors of
the costumes and the scenery.
··cromy,·ell " is basically ver}
black and y;hite stuff , '
* For those who ha\·e never
p1ete collection of his Hickory
Reeord5 days . While it may
not hold much interest for
anyont elsr, lhe average
Donovan fan 'l\'ill rind ii a
unique experience.
Here is young Donovan,
nearly seven years ago, in-
nocenl but not yet forgiving.
obviously not sure of \\'hich
direclion to take. with his best
moments being his softest
ones. Included in the collection
are his earliest hits. "Catch
the \Vind ," "Colors," "Hey
G)'p'' and ' ' Univ tr s a I
Soldier," along "'ith soine -0f
his less celebrated "'orks.
* lipcoming concerts: UC I
Dance Sho'v
Next Week
At Irvine
An.drews Sister Ba~k Home
Patti Brings Back 1940s in LA's 'Victor y Canteen'
By BOB THO)IA!i
HOLLYWOOD (A~J -The
singer in the middle looks not
much different f r om t h e
World War Il years when she
wa .5 urging Gts to Roll Out
the Barrel and promising to
be with them in Apple
Blossom Time.
The trio sings In the same
full·voiced. rollicking style,
but !here is only one authentic
Andrews Sister among them.
Thal's Patti, and s.he is help·
ing re-create those innocent
years of the l!MOs in a new
musical playing off-Hollywood
Boulevard.
It's called •·victory Can·
~ri;k·i~:::. i\r!;,~es .. ~lac~'tal~
REDOING HER THING
· Patti And rews
\'.'ere only two disc ;:itkeys
in radio -~1arUn Block in
New York: and AJ Jarvis in
Los Angeles."
The Minneapolis·born trio
turned wt hit after hit -
their 900 reco1:ds sold 75
million. Biggest of all was
"Rum and Coca Cola" -··1t
sold a million in six weeks,
spilt.
··\Ve had been together
nearly all our lives," Patti
recalled. "Then 1n one year
our dreain \\'Orld ended. Our
mother died and then ~ur
fa ther. All three of us w~re
upset. and we were &t e.ach
othe r's throa ts most of the
lime."
\eight million in all. This was Palli sang :is a si ngle Jor
e~ring the whr when there a couple of years, then ).he
~<if a shellac shortage; all sisters reconciled -•·and for
1he ,,othel-companies con-the first time \\'orking wa::o
tribut~theirs lo Decca for really a pleasure lo all ·of
our record~\ us: \\'e had never really ,en.
The Andre~'l Sisters v.·ere joyed ii before."
also busy in mo~s and radio The ~dre~·s Sisters ~Q!!·
_ they had their ' lub 15'' tinued U1 nt~ht clubs nd
on lhe air for fi v yea rs. television until 1967, wfiln
Then in 1951 they re med Laverne died. Th~ t""'O sur~
from a London i!ngagem1m!\ ing sis~ers carTJed on w1!h
to find the music scene chan~· "f ~.sub~t1tule. Joyce deY~.
ing. Johnny Ray was the big The~n t.968 ?-.1axene re~~·
craze, and new sounds were Palli ., n .beca~e a smR .
being tried. and now sh "1 kin forwittd
heard Donovan in the days
before he becan1e holy, a tl'-
release of all of his early
songs iS' now on sale. The
tY.·o-record set. en ti t I e d
Donovan P. Leitch, is a com-
Concerning itself \.\Ith the
historic C-Onfrontation be11,1•een
Oli\·er Crom\\·ell and King
Charles of England in the
1640"s. ··cromv.·e1 r· only partl~·
comts off. Thr sc npt reads
like a cold st a~ play , as.
for that 1na11er. do the actors.
Richard Harns. e\en rnore
stagy tha n usual. bello\.\'S his
way through the title role,
his most subtle 1nomenlS
being those "'hen he takes ,f';~;::~~======~ .. = .. ~ .. ::,~:=:-=~=--:=:======::;~~iiil1l
\\'Ill present Medge and Don~a
Friday C\'ening at Cra11•ford
Hall al 8:30 p.m. That same
evening the Bee Gees \\'iii be
appearing and the Sant~
~lonica Ch•ic, complete with
a :JO.piece orchest ra. AnJ
Saturday the Beach Boys v.·ill
be there. sharing the bill with
Flame and a ne1v group that
has to be seen to be believed.
Flash Cadillac and the Con·
tinental Kids. Tickets for all
of the above arc avallable
at \Vallich's 1\1usic City.
Dances choreographed by
four candidate.5 for the degree
of master of fine arts in dance
will be presented in lhe
Concert Hall al UC Irvine
at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and
sund<iy, Feb. 20 and 21.
The program represents the
\l.'ork of Sandra Smith, Ricky
Harris and Sharon Downes of
Newport Beach and Harolyn
Gaudette of Orange.
Street and Roosevelt Avenue."
The book is by TV writers
Milt Larsen and Bob Lauber
and the music by Richard
and Robert Shennan, y,·ho pro-
vided songs for "Mary Pop-
pins'' and other Disney film s.
"The show is a kit of fun,
especially for those of us \Vho
lived through the \l.'ar," says
Patti. "But what surprised me
was lhat e\·en the kids like
it. They get a kick out of
such lines as 'I'll wait for
you -for the duration.' "
The girls continued to pla y lo a lengthy run, . ha~~~
Las Vegas and other night or off Broadway, wit ,
club dates. Then in 1954 they tory Canteen." .. Si, ... ,
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'"DARLING LILI"
BILLY WILDER'S
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"'"''"'.,_BILLY WILDER r.o lA.L DIAMOND ._a:;~i:.i~·w..1
Youth Pla y
Tryouts Se t
'I'he Fountai n Valley Com·
munity Theater v.·ill hold
tryouts Saturday for boys and
girls age 9 and up :or an
-Original p I a y, •·Fractured
Fairy Tales," to be presented
in April.
Readings will be held at
10 a.m. in the \Vardlow 5chool,
!H91 Pioneer Drive, Hun·
tington Beach. Drama teacher
Bob Pergrin1 , author of the
play. will direct.
The show is tentatively
scheduled for an April I open·
1ng. Additional informl'ilion
may be obtained by calling
968-6279.
\Vorks \Viii include ''In the
Sou l 's Dark Ni ght ,"
choreographed by ~I is s
Do11·nes and set to music by
Samuel Barber: · · T h e
Village." choreographed by
:O.liss Gaudette with music by
J\1ichael Co lgra ss: "A
Renaissance Dance Suite·· by
Sandr<: Smitt. using dance
tunes by 15\h and 16th Century
C-Omposers. and "Synergy " by
J\·lrs. Harris with a com-
pilation of music by Arthur
Berger. John Cage. ~1orton
Feldman, Charles Ives and
Conlon Nancarrow.
Students in the School of
Fine Arts \1'ill perform in the
concert. Adinission is $1.
Tickets may be obtained from
the Fine Aris Box Office or
at the door the nights of the
concert.
For the benefit of the
younger generation, I he
theater program features a
gk,ssary of such tenns as "A"
stamp (gasoline ration ), Bing
and Bob (Hope and Crosby ),
"V'' mail (overseas JettersJ.
Zoot Suit {man's apparel) and
Hudson (an automobile ).
Nostalgia unlimited. The ap-
pearance of Patti Andrews -
she plays Mom in I h e
homefront canteen -also
brings back a flood o f
memories for the middle.
agers. Everyone who \vas near
a radio during the 1940s will
remember Patli, Maxene and
IA!verne belting out "Don't Sit
Under the Apple Tree," "The
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy ,"
"Pistol Packin' Mama ." etc .,
etc.
Patti looks a decade younge r
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With Atiintal Actors
Animated 'Rohh1 Hood' Next for Disney . .
Carson Shalies Foes
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Quake Quips Reap Rornp • Ratings ,._
,.· 1 By VJ::RNON SCOTT
.'' HOLLYWOOD iUPIJ
•'tven a!'; audiences pour In
• tQ sec ''The Aristocats,"
. 1>1sney Studio anitnalors are
"Preoccupied w11h the ncxl
feature length cartoon which
0"t\'on 't be rcHdy for theaters
'\jntil 1973. •
· 1'he producer-director is
··i\rolfgang Re!therman, a
·Disney veteran or more than
20 years.
'
His current
"Robin _Hood,''
twist.
projttt 1 s
but with a
lnslcad of telling the classic
tale wlth animated human
beings, Robin -his friends
and foes -wilt be various
creatures of the forest.
"The reason is basic," said
Reitherman , pointing to draw-
ings in I.he studio's animation
headquarters. "Audlenc~ ex-
ercise a greater degree or
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rwm.IJl'P'CIUllll l'l:VlllS
PHENOMENON!
There has been nothing like it
in a generation r·
-n.t llllUJM,
((Ml StOtJ, J.l~uarr 11, 1971
Ali llac&raw • ly• O'hal
A OOWA,llD 6 WiNOO'-ARTHUR Hll£R Pradociion --· John llarl1y •by llillw •11C111161l -· _,, 1--__ ..
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(-lUClli __ ,Al.Aal09W.-I . .,!!_ ,,..,.•,::
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im1ginalion Y!'ith animals than
'A'llh human beings.
"As far as I'm concerned
the cartoon Is I.he most fun·
damental or cinema arts. It
puts t o g e t h e r characters,
story and appearances all
from irnai1nat lon. Live ac·
tors already come equipped
with a voice and their own
physic<1 I attributes.
"We must Invent the
character and then find a
voice to match. We bring
uN.lrum and e ye ball
together."
Reitherman turned h i s
artists loost-cllief among
them Ken Ander~n and ~'rank
Thomas -to noodle around
with ideas and possibilities for
Robin Hood and other
characters.
Hobin will be a fox wih.
Tomn1y Steele's voice. Prine/
John will be a nasty lion !Peter
Ustinov L Little John a bear
!Phil Harrisl, F'riar Tuck a
badger !Andy Devine ). ma id
~1arian a vixen for whom a
voice has yet to be found,
and the sheriff of Notlingham.
a wolf \\'ilh the voice of Pat
Buttram.
"\Ve think nf the chsiraclers
in ter1ns of the human voices
.,.,·ho "'ill play them," said
Reitherman, explaining that it
is simpher and more realistic
than creating a character and
then searching for the right
voice.
"The \'ery fact that we have
a human voice in advance
makes it easie r for our artists
to give characteri stics to the
animated animals.
"'"This buslneas of using
animals inste.d of humans Is By RICK OU BROW
a ~·hole new way of looking HOLLYWOOD tUPI)
at a ~lassie tale. Noles to watch television by ;
"This is the work of many The ralings : Johnny Carson,
men at Disney. Our first who quickly geared his !ale· criterion is asking ourselves
whl!l "'e would like our night show lo focus on the
fa_milies to see. Right along Sout h e r n California earth·
with that goes the necess ity quake. walloped the competing
for being entertaining. Merv Griffin and Dick Cavett
•·1 don't like to call them by a tremendous marlin in
brain·storming sessions, but lhe New York and L<is Angeles
ma ny of us gather al meetings overnight ratings for Tuesday
and exchange ideas a! we . . . Griffin, who is b1std
go along. in Holtvwood , devoted his prn-
··This give s more sub~tance gram ·on the night of the
to what's going to be up there earthquake to a tribute lo
on the screen. \Ve're ~oing sonftwr iters ... as for Cavett .
to ha\·e to live with the final his point of origin is Ne~·
product £or a long . long lime." \0 nrk. and so he went ahead
··Robin Hood" ~·a11 started ·wi1h nne of his regular outings
eight months ago, while "The ... Carson i.~ currently broad·
Aristocats" was stills being casting his NBC· TV show from
completed. the West Coast.
In this manner Disney In the New York rankings
manages to keep its highly the night of the earthquake,
skilled animators and artists Carson had a 9.8 rating and
at .,.,·ork 12 months a year. 45 share. of !he audience, Grif·
Otherwise it would be fin a 3.6 ra!ing and 16 share,
necessary lo Jay them off and and Cavelt a 1.6 rating and
Jose a team which includes Muatc Boy seven share . . . in Los
men who \vorked on "Snow Angeles, Carson had a 9.0 and
\\'hile" and subsequent cai · Charles Curtis. 10. of 37 share, Griffin a 3.~ and
loon epics. Laguna Beach plays 17 share, and Cave1t a 2.8
"The Aristoca1s·· cost ~~ the role of \Vinthrop and 12 sha re , . , in short,
million. Reitherma n cxpetl5 in the Long Beach Ci· as an example of Carson's
"Robin Hood'' to com!!' in at vM1c _Lig~} ~pera's .. The dominance . his share of the
$41.-i million. ..: ... 1c i"an lhis \Veek· audience in New York was
"The cost keeps i;:oing up ·• end and next at J or· double that of Griffin 's and
Add ratings: Henry Fnnda'1
new half-hour ABC.TV stries.
"The Smith family." in which
he plays a policeman who has
a family and tries to de.al
with social problems, is . off
to a strong Tatings start
. . whal it proves is that
his star power and audience
1cceptability are s t r on I er
than those of other performers
who were rejected by the
pu blic this searon "'hen they
attempted series aimed at so--
called "relevancy" . , , One
of the rejected stars. CBS.
TV's Andy Griffith , who had
a bomb called "Headm11ster."
ha s returned lo his old-style.
country..orienled com ed y
series. as a small·lown mayor,
and is moving up again in
the ratings.
Howev er. ABC· TV's
talk.ed·aboul comedy 1erle!I
about a fellow who aees the
world in ter1ns ef his owli
prejudict:s, "All In the Faml-
Jy."
The headliners: Alabam•
Gov. George Wallace visits the
Dick Cavett 1how Feb. 24 .••
Truman Capole Is a 1Ues•
on NBC.TV 's "Laugh-In''
f.!onday . • . the 1am~
network's Bill Cosby haf
another speclal Feb. 23, witli
Nancy Wilson, Bu r g es~
Meredith and Oilzy GUlespi1
... and Arte Johruon, wbci
gained fame on "Laugh·In.''
has been given a 'one-hour
variety special of his own on
NBC-TV March 18. .
he concluded. "but then ~o dan iiigh auditoriu1n. Cave.It's combined.
do the profits. We expect l',:-=-==~=================:;:::==================o==o====j
'The A~is~ocats' to e_arn a~ut I'm the champ 20th Century-fox Pr!Sents
The progrlims: Russian•
American gymnastic com•
petition is broadcast today 4lD
ABC-Tv·s "Wide World at
Sporls" rrom University Park.
Pa .•.. same aeries offer.!
the global fliUfe skating
championships Feb. 2 7,
telev ised via sateUite from
Lyons. France .•• NBC·TV''
previously annou~ced one-hout
documentary about Scotland
Yard airs March 30 •• ~
"The Changina War Id
Indochina ,'' an ho u r t X·
amlnation or U.S. involvemtn~
in Southeast Asia, is set ,lot
CBS-TV Tuesday.
111eckly "'estern. "Alias Smith
and Jones." modeled after the
I o n g u e · i n-cheek .. Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance
Kid."' has been havlnp; rough
going opposite NBC-rv·s very
hot ';Flip Wilson Show" .. ,
and NBC-TV's new series
11bout a British criminologist.
"Strange Report." is going
nowhere in the statistics ...
11 n exce llent new wee kly
variely hnur on ABC-TV, "T~
Pearl Bailey Sho"'·" has been
ha ving only so-so results in
the ratings ... and the same
holds true for CBS-Tv·s much·
S27 mllhon the hrst time . A Lawrence Turm an-Martin Ritt Production.
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Fights Greek Regin1e i
to prove it. Produced by Lawrenu Turman. Directed by Martin Ritt.
That sticks in Screenpl ay by Howard Sackler based on his play
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By \\'ILLrAM GLOVER
NE\\1 YORK (AP ) -Melin·
da Mercouri, flUlspoken foe
of the Greek reg.ime, is disap-
pointed but not discouraged .
"The onl y thing I know is
that ~·e arc alone," says the
Athen ian act ress -in-exile
or underground opposition in
her homeland. "And perhaps
it is good to know you are
alone and you must make all
the sacrifices."
She regards recent in·
dications of casing political
controls by the ruling military
ju nta as •·a masquerade of
liberalization."
"I think instead that 1he
conditions are worse and
worse . They destroy the spirit
of Greece. they destroy
every thing ." Especially, the
star-activist deplores wha t she
calls the regimented education
of the young.
She ~'as starring in a
Broadway musical when the
Greek m"ilitary coup occurred
in Apri l 1967. Immediately she
went on crusade against the
takeover, made mu It i p I e
perso nal appearances here
and in Europe turned he.r
home in Paris into a center
of counteraction. As a result
she was deprived of Greek
citizenship, excommunicated
from the state Church and
all property there held forfeiL
"I have the duty 10 speak
ou t.'' Miss ~1e.rcouri 11aid in
an interview. ''Otherwise I
will be a collaborator.''
Just how liai~n is main-
ta ined across lhe Aegean, the
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FRI.· SAT.· SUN.· MON •. "MAROONED"
ITEYE FORREST '2•d OUTSTANDING
Walt Di1Dey Feat•rt
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45-year-old aclress won 't sa y.
simply dec.laring "every d11y
I know ""'hal happens in
Greece." I
"There are organizations or
rcsislance thl!re," she con-
tinued, both of liberal and
conservative a'ttitude ... 1 don't
~·ant to belong to any of lhem
for J can serve best if I
help all of them."
Miss ~1 ercouri is on visit
here to promo te her latest
feature film, .. Promise at ,
Da .... ·n.'' and during that tour
is determined to a v o 1 d
political appearances. Aller
1
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that she may ,i:;o on another
swing. for •·my peopll!'."'
Her next film is to be a
documentarv based on a case/
of recenl pclritical punishment
in Greece !hat \vas: repor ted
to !he Council of Europe.
She is also at v.·ork upon
an autobiographical book, "I
Wa~ Born Greek .'' in which she
attempts narratives of her
personal life and parallel
political turmoils of the
period.
"It is very ambitious ." she
said of the book, ''and perhaps
it is a gre at mistake. You
must fight with all the things
that you possess.'' I
"But I think now the thing1 ls not to speak only, but lo •
act,'' she said. "We must keep I
fighting. fighting like a
bulldog. There is an old Greek
proverb. 'The voice of lhe 1
people is the anger of (iod."
Upheaval. she asserted, will
come : "If ii. is not tomorrow,
It ~·i !J be after lomorrov1, and
iJ not af!er tomorrow il wtu
be one day. It i11 impossi ble
to 11ccept it, to Jive like
slaves."
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THE NUMBER 1 BUICK-OPEL DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY
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radio, he•ter, 1mo9 •mission control, w·•·
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'66 OLDS Custom 2·Doer H.T.
~~~l.~~':::.';: •. :~t:;: $1298 For the Hsi '69 BUICK Skylark Custom 2-Door H.T.
43,406 ectuo111I miles.
Lic enie RVK 184.
'70 CHEY. IMP. CUSTOM 2·DR. HT. '87 OLDS Toroud •
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Number 066 BHC.
'88 BUICK RIVIERA
value in
uud oars
V-1, oulo., R-H., /ull$2998 pwr., factory air cond.
37,000 actual mi. Abso-
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actu1I mil••· Bal. of , ·
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'66 Buick le S.~re 2·Dr. H. T.
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One own•r. License
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'&9 OPEL Station Wagon
;:::·.~ :·.~~~~::!••-$-1388 '84 CHEV· 1h·T. Pickup/Camper Shell
V-1, 3 opHd, rod;o, $1298 :~1~~1-~~ H~}EF~TRA CUSTOM 226 '70 BUICK Skylark Custom 2-Door H.T. power, foclO"f 0 ;, con'!t-3988; V-1, outomollc, rod;o,$3 9
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heater, new paint, xlnt.
c.ond. liC. Q 59978.
ditioning. Hird to find"ii' h•afer, pwr. st•ering, 4 8
mod•ll Xlnt. cond. Lie. pow1r bralces, factory
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mil• warr, ZXR 244. \
'70 E. CAMINO Cust.m Pickup '70 Buick Electra 225 4-Dr. Sedan '87 Buick Electra 22& 2-Dr. H.T.
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factory ••t col nd1t.'on. Must ••• to appreci.. air cond. loaded! 15,-
10,106 ectue m1l11. ate 2-$7 actual miles. lie.
a.1. of new cer werr. ' No. TYY 145.
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'8 Pollllac Grand Prix
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feet. air cond., vinyl
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The Pinto can turn in 31.5 feet. 75 horse power, I 600 -CC
Pinto is dressed with 26 lbs. of po int, f u 11 y synchronized
transmission, 5 main bearings, rack & pinion steerin.g like
great European Sport Co rs . White side wall tires not includ-
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WE WILL PAY FOR
ALL
THE GAS IT USES FOR
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THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY
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full c11h prica i1 only $2 101 .15 inchrdhit 11111 ta•, '71 l;c111111. Order yout 'into Todav. AN
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'6' JEEP s2799 '68 PONTIAC T£MPEST s1499 "67 CHEYROLn 'h·TON s1399 "H YW IUG
Four ~·heel driv«: hardtop. Thill 6 cyl., OJ1C, auto., "Air." 6·Cyl.. std. trans. Very sharp!
car is absolutely immaculate. (\VAL 35Il ( V27888J IZNB 7651
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'6S MERC. PARKLANE s999 "70 EL CAMINO s2599 "67 MUSTANG 6 en. s1199 'U RAMBLER STATION WAC>ON
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AJI 1f"·er. fac=. air. very clean. t83J58El (VSSJIJL
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'65 CADILLAC SDN. DEVILLE $1199 '62 FORD $299 '65 CHEVROLET 'i•·TON $1099 '61 YW IUCO
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(•3415) tOKCl'lOll. &' hcalC'r.· (1'268291 (WQC 216)
'65 DODGE 110 WAGON s999 '70 DODC>E CHALLENGER s2799 '64 FORD F-100 $1199 "61 YW IUG
Air condlti()ning. H.T. Coupe. V8. auto. Landau. \Vil~ CBm])f'f. Sunroof. Purplt'.
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'6S MUSTANGE <.OUPE s999 '70 MAVERICK s1799 ~ '67 CHEVROLET $1099 '61 OPEL KADETI
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'68 PORSCHE 912 CPE. s41 00 '69 DODGE VAN s2999 '69 FIAT 850 s1399 "61 YW lO·PASS. IUS
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3 seats. (XNL 9221 '>harp! fZBH7861 {#3328)
'67 FAIRLANE 500 s999 "64 RENAULT s399 '69 AUSTIN AMERICA 51299 "H CORTINA COT
4 Dr. VS, auto .. 4 cyl., r11dio & heat.e r. Auto. YclJo...,•/bl11ck. 4-Speed. Sharp?
factory air. I •3477). (0R('931 ~. Low mi. CYPU791J CROA 675)
"67 RAMILER AMERICAN $699 "68 CHEYlOLn' •J,.TON' . '69 VW S9UAREIACK . ' 51499 YW DUNE IUGGY
Coupe. 6 cyl.. stick. VS. 11.utomatic. s2099 \Vni;c. Auto. Nr<>d~ Gl&S!I body, roll tBclo\\' 11·hls.)) CUTU 508) Yello\\'. (84448A) met. v.·ork. <XIS 7701 bar. top. <311 BEWl
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S.ature!ay, F"rbr11itfl lJ, 1971
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APTS.-320 LIDO NORD To see 624 Ramona Irvine For lhts sharp 3 bednn home
$140,000 Price With 7<;f Isl ! Ten·ace. Cdrit . 2 Sdrms., • tus_h carpeting & ?rapts k
T.D. 6 Beaut. turn. uni ts; drn, ponl & VIE\V. SPOT-~Ox2.J covrred patio. 7~1~
6 e~r ga ~es & ulil. room. LESS PERFECTION 1ntercs1, no loan rees, 10,o
8() f'T. on s1,1'inimuig IM-nch. App'!. only. · rlo1vn, Hur1·y, this 1o1on't la~1~
11'11 '~'""" tr"" ror """' CURT DOSH, Realtor 0
"'Y· · • 01· 1nax1n1um $s;i,OOO J.i;:e. 4 $23,SOO
BR, house. E asltide 3 Bedrm
Bill Grundy, Rltr. 1 &,12-6~72 lVes. 673·3~~ 1682 ELDEN
Sl:l Dover Dr., N.B. &12-4620 1 li30 \\'.Coast High\\'ay OPEN SAT/SUN 1,.5
Cute oldrr home near Coun-
General General lry Club lr. Golf course, hrd-
wd fln, frplc and many lruit
trees. lO';f 00'·4'n or FHA/
VA 1erms. i\sklng. , ,
$24,500
No Down To Vets
10% Down to other.~. Jar&', 3
lliliWii1'•iMlil..Olii.ij[ ~rm \.\'/hrclwd firs, bl!ns, 2Dx20 rumpus nn. hick wall
CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE e ncr rear yard. VA apprais.
OF CURRENT LISTINGS <d " •. ·
OCEANFRONT-EMERALD BAY
Far out on point overlooking Pacific. Y•/
pr ime sea vie\\'. Suoerb Paul \Villiams de-
~ign on l\vo levels lv/every custom e xtra.
1ncl. elevator -Jo\ver level playroom \\'I
frp.1. BBQ & sit·do\vn bar - 6 bedrooms,
maid's room, 6 1t'.! exquisite baths. S395,000.
Carol Tatum
BAYFRONT-LIDO ISLE .
Just listed. lovely 4 Bdrm., 5 bath home with
family room & dining room. Custom decor
throughout. Pier, sl ip and sandy beach.
'210,000
Mary Harvey
CATCH YOUR BREATH
The panoran1ic vie\v of harbor, peninsula &
ocean is breathtaking. Scenic boat activity
just belo\v, 3 BR .. den. fam. rm .. 31fi baths!
$185,000
lit. C. Buie
PENINSULA POINT -
52' BA YFRONT
Recently reder. & remodeled, including the
kitchen, is this home, '''ilh beamed ceilings,
shingle & wo od exterior. Used brick front
terrace & patio \Vith beautiful trees. Pier &
Slip. $179.500
Kathryn Raulston
PRIVATE OCEANFRONT
Behind locked gates in exclusive Cypress
Shores. One of the So u th Coast's classic
homes \Vith a forever vie\V, Perfect design
for l\vo generation family. Call for picture
brochure $169.800
George Grupe
BA YCREST 5 BEDROOMS
Great family hon1e -separate dlning room,
family room, 17xl3 study. pool. Owners say
"sell"! 388,750
Cathryn Tennille
NEAR BIG CORONA· $79,500
OPEN SUNDAY 11 · 5, 216 Jasmine. CdM.
Spectacular location. 3 Bedroom. could be 5
BR. Lge. dining roo m, inside patio. l\1agnifi-
cent family rm. 2 Garages + carport
Mary Lou ~1arion
NEW LISTING
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
4 BR .. 21h ba. Almost ne\v view home. Decor·
ated like a model! Perfect for executive that
wants ever ything done -+ fee land. $74.500
Harriett Davies
4 BR-DEN-POOL-4 BATHS
What do you think this house is worth? \Ve
n eed an offer on this 3500 ft. rambling ran-
cho. It has forrnal dining \V/bar: trailer park-
ing & is vacant. Offered at $67.500
Bill Co mstock
SEE THIS NEW LISTING
Ocean view -private beaches -family
home with 3 bedrooms & den -corner lot
privacy -in exclusive Cameo Shores. Call
for app't. to see. Only S67,500
Bud Austin
LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS
A terrifi c buy at !58.600. Includes large heat-
ed & filtered pool \vith Jacuzzi. Ocean & har-
bor vie,v. Three car garage
Al Fink
ELEGANT 5 BR. SPLIT LEVEL
2·Sty. Spani sh -huge family rm. \v/wet bar
& 2nd frpl c. 3 Ba .. hlln!'i, formal dining. \Vall-
ed garde n. Only 1 yr. old. Jn1 med. possession.
Priced at $57.500
Belle Partch
OPEN HOUSE -THE BLUFFS
2 to 5. 2208 \'ista Dorado. Let me sho'v you
elegant condo living in this spacious 3 BR. &
den home. Great vie'v & every convenience.
$49.500
LaVcra Burns
LIGHT & BRIGHT
Spacious 3 BR 1fam. rm. Lusk Bit .. h.ome. Ex·
tra blt·in bookc;;helves -fl oor lo ce1hng frpl c.
-2· balhF-lp;e....kitthen -q\1~lity~w/w car-.
pets. -drape!> -well landscaped. sprink·
Jers. On\;< $44.950
Art Gordon
133.0700
644-2430
Co d\Nelf;S&nl<er
$24,600
Corona De l Mar
DUPl..EX
518 MARIGOLD
OPEN SUN. 1·5
Cu1c o!dtr hoine and 2 1101')
bldg with guest ap1. 'Valk 10
1011·n & beach. Nf't'dS some
T L(.' & fixin' but ii'• priced
HERE'S THE
,LOW DOWN
Forest E. Olson Inc .. has a
la.rgt number of sµa.rkling
clean FflA-VA . 3 & 4 Bdrm.
borne~ ready for you. Take
advantage of tilt-nt'll' !OW in.
terest rate. Comf' make onr
your own.
DI AL 615-0300
l'OR['l E OL~O~ '" 11r~t ro~r
2299 Harbor. Costa <\lesa
UNUSUAL
2 Bedroom; l bed1111 cu!"N'n t·
Jy being used a.~ beauty pa r-
lor. Extra large R·Z tot.
Room for more units. $2!1,000.
YOU'LL LOVE
This 3 BR pool home ll'i th
6~' 'I. assumable GI loan.
Owner 11·ill take S·mOD dO\\'n
a ! $31,j(MJ.
HOME & BUSINESS
Restaurant & 4 BR home on
busy Harbor Blvd. Idea l for
young, awessive family
Oj)('ration. Great area , big
fu1u rc. $l l:i,OOO.
Vinco Realty
2029 HARBOR BLVD
646-0033
CAMEO SHORES
Ocean vil"IY home
.Just listed on
Gorham Road
I Bedrooms. :: balh~
11 11rm. paneled den
Pool cnclo~f'd by
SCC·1hn1 fell('!'
(ireat location fur
Tliis lovely home
S89.500
I $21,500
3 Bl?droom :Z ba1h, tiled en·
try. la rge fomu1.l hving
room, kitchen wl f'ltc hl1 n
rarige and ovl"n, garbage dis·
posal, bar. formal dining
ar<!11. large 1.f X 16 separat,
family room 11ith firepla~.
extra large ma11ter bedrn1
11·i1h private ha th. liOxlOO
Fenced lot. dble gara.itc.
roon1 for boa t & 1ra1lcr,
landscaped, ctpls, d~. Im·
mediale occt1pancy, No 2nd
TO. paymcnu; Jeu: 1han
~nt.
11i.1ge Real Estate
associated
DROKERS-RliAL TORS
lOlS W lalboa •1 J-J66J
* * * * * * * OPEN SUN. 1-5 t i ICo•ono dt l Mad [ * TAYLOR co. * Cho~~'~:.~i~;"~!;~.,. I
Beaut. E.\:<'<'. hOmc. Spav. (
4 BR. & fil1n 1ly r1n. litd. &.
lil l. pool. .\/any f'\:ll'as 1
Tak" a look . ~ou ·u bt-;lad I
FOR VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE !
Exceptional good taste in this spacious 2 Bn
hon1e in Irvine Terrace. Lovely garden vie\V
from all rooms. Lux. detail. $62,500
REFRESHINGLY BRIGHT! $41,750
Truly' a personality hon1e! 3 Bdrm & DR .
3 yrs ne\v. Expanding family says make of-
fer.
2039 IRVINE Open Sat. 1·5
BAVCREST-$74,500
1.\ rare find! You'll think you are in Hawaii
in this 4 & den home \V/indoor pool.
1954 SANTlAGD Open Sun. 1·5
LINDA ISLE -$250,000
A truly luxurious 5 bdrm home w/fam. rm ..
formal DR & 4\11: baths. Elegant 'vool cpting
& beautiful drapes. Air-cond. Pier & !ilip.
±73 LlNDA ISLE Open Sun. 1·5
DOVER SHORES DRAMA! $105,000
Brand ne\v & beautiful 5 bdrm home. 2 story
I~R. \V/balcony. Garden rm & formal DR.
410 MORNING STAR Open Sat.·Sun. !·5
WESTCLIFF -$44,95-0
Attractive 3 bdrm rambler \V/cathedral ceil·
ings. Your O\rn private pool. Great area.
1215 PEMBROKE Open Sun. 1-5
DOVER SHORES VIEW!
See the ci ty lights! Prestige home for the
executive. 4 Bdrms. den, formal DR & 31h
baths. Just REDUCED to $99,500
1606 ANTIGUA Open Sat.·Sun. 1·5
CORONA DEL MAR -$84,9SO
t~or the young at heart! 3 BR Custotn bit
Contemporary. 2 yrs new. Walk to beach!
223 GOLDENROD Ope n Sat. 1·5
CAMEO SHORES -$175,000
FabulouS Custom built 4 bdrm & den home
\\'/formal DR. 5 baths &. po\l"d . rm. Lgc "'ct
bar. Pool. patio & large covered lanai.
PICTURESQUE BAY ISLAND
South Sea Island atmosphere on this quaint
lovely island \V/pvt park & tennis ct. Charm·
ing older 5 BR home. Pier & slip. $160,000.
70' BAYFRONT -LIDO NORO
l .ovely courtyard patio surrounded by 5 bd-
rm home \V/4 baths & guest apt. Pier/slip
PLUS sandy beach. By appt. S260.000.
CORONA DEL MAR -$97,500
Spacious quality bit 3 BR View home ~'/min
maint. Little Corona Beach area. By appt.
DOVER SHORES -$150,000
Gracious home for the executive who enjoys
entertaining. Pier & slip. Enormous terrace
surrounds pool. Parquet fir. in !iv. & din.
rms. Elegant mstr. ste. opens to lge. deck,
plus 4 BR. & mds. rn1 .
CHOICE LOTS -PRIME LOCATIONS
90' Front, level fee !27 500
104' Front. level. corner. fee $28'.ooo
85' Front, level. corner. fee $28,500
80' Vie\V site. level, lease $29 500
75' x 180' \o·u on Galaxy. lease S39:soo
57' Frt. Pier & slip. Lease $53 ,500
BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE
56' Waterfront. Lease S 69 500
45' \Vaterfront. l~ease S 1i 000
45' \\'aterfront. Lease. Plans incl. s 75.'ooo
108' Waterfront. Lease $107.000
EXCLUSIVE SHORECLIFFS
Ocean vielv. Fee simple. Plans $150.000
"Ou r 26th Year"
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312 OR CH ID I
Lovrly 2 bdrn1. honic: 1 lots.
So. or H11ry, Carp. t.· drapes.
\\·orkshop. Lois or exti·a
parking for guests.
325 MARIGOLD
Cl'a('ious 3 bdtTll., J3, ba1h~.
Spec. he: rn1 . 1vl frplc, ror.
n1a1 din. rnt. Eating at'C'a In
kitch. Patio. Plenty of roo111
lor hoa1 or trlr.
423 POINSETTIA
Livr in !hi~ shari1 ~ bd1·n1.
hon1r ,t· lr( b1ch apt, hr\p
n1akr your p.i~·n1h:, C.it•p,,
drape'~ &-blt·lu~. Good 1111-
ancuig,
142 47th STREET I
(Newport Beach l
Hom(" & incomr fron1 1111~ I
duplr>.. Good IV'·~llor._ Strp!!
lo brach & ~torr~. E:\ll'a
\\i dl." 101 for pl('nl)' of park·
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MORGAN REAL TY
67J.6642 . 67$.6459
PRIME VIEW
De~iirned 10 take advantag<' I
of lhf' View, Ivan \Veils fl('ll'
4 bedroom, :l bath + poll"
der l'OOm ho1nr in Dover
Shorr,, Richly panelled fain-I
Uy room 1v/lircplacr and
11el bar. Sunken lil'ing r00n1,
!ormaJ dining room, largP. I
kitchen 11·ith bN"akfas1 area.
Secluded s1vimn1ing pool in
111llled in garden. A combin-
11ouon of bcauly. quali1y and
practicality. Pnt cd !o sell.
Ivan Wells & Sons
Roy J. Ward Co.
f:.'<CLUSIVE AGE.Vf::
MAJESTIC SPANISH-
"SACRIFICE" -POOL
Seller losing hon1r . Br-hind in
payments. Enter via Spanish
arched verand ... 1 huge bt?d·
rooms. Un ique fa m. rm ..
1-~R:\JAL DINING. Cozy
aoor lo ceiling rock lire.
place. 3 Baths. D e l u x r
maid's kitchen. LA11·e!y L '
pool. 11 mile to be-aches. Re.
duced $3,600. UNDER ~IAR ·
KET! Pick up payment~ Md 1
take over 6% annual ~;, rate
GI Loa n. Submi1! Jfurry -I
Can't last! Call f714) 962-5:;85 !
UIR[\J E OL~ON '" Rl"Al.TOAS .
19131 BrookhuMI Ave.
lfuntington Beach
I OPEN HOUSE WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO ., RRltors OCEAN BLVD
2111 San Joaquin Hills Ro•d VIEW PLUS INCOM.E NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
******* General
Gener•I
MACNAB -IRVINE
Ser ving NeYlport llarbor since 1954. t\\1cntr·
fi ve exper ienced residential salesn1en '~·ith
over 270 years ol service.
FINER HOMES
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Elegance at its best in a contemporary Bay-
front Villa. plus a'luxury apartment. 3 bed·
roo1n s, 4 baths, formal dining, \Vet bar and
basen1enl. 2 bedroom apartment. blaid's
c1uarters orr garage. ShO\VO by appointment
only. $225,000.
YOUR ESTATE ON THE BAY
\Vith large pier & slip. Beautifully landscap-
ed. lovely pool. Jo ... eatured in leading maga·
zines. 5 bedrooms, 41':! baths. sauna bath.
Offered belo\v reproductio n cost at $215.000
and O\vner must sell. Open Dail y. 300 r.1orn -
in g Siar Lane. DoW!r Shores.
RESIDENTIAL $$ INCOME
Top Ne \\'port 1\rea -Quality through·ouC
.'\ll electric -Radiant Heat -Pool -BBQ
-Re creation Privileges. Six in all. S215.000.
('on1e and See. Open Sunday 1-5. 752 Amigos
\Vay. Ea stbluff.
OUTSTANDING BAYFRONT HOME .
f'inest quality 5 bedroom home "·ith study
and library. l.arge boat slip. Truly magnifi·
cent home, like ne\v. Appointment. $210.000
furnished. $190.000 unfurnished.
THREE LOTS -ONE HOME .
3 bedrooms -:t baths. South of Jli gh\\1ay
in Corona del itrtr. One Block to Ocean.
Open Sunday 2-5. 304 Narcissus.
ALMOST NEW
~unny Ivan \Velis atrium home. 4 bedrooms.
large fa1n il y rooni. 1'ile noors in major Jiving
areas. Exciting terrace & pool. SI 10,000.
SWEEPING VIEW .
~rom dramatic 3 bedroom and den plus fam·
1ly room. Smart decor, excellent fo r famil y
and entertaining. Great cul·de·sac lot '"ith
pool and play area. 3·car garage. $82.500.
Open Sunday 1-5. 18671 Via Palatino. Turtle
Rock.
ATTENTION SPORTSMEN!
Excellent Dover Shores location. Immense '
paved area for camper and boat, concealed
fro1n ~t~eet . Cathedral beamed ceiling in
large living room and entry. Spacious family
roon1. 4 bedrooms. i\Sking $79.500 -.<\
REAL BUY.
RARE, BIG, OPEN FEELING
liuge living _roo1n -fa1niJy roon1 -dining
area, beautifully panelled. Free standing
fi replace \\'il.h glass doors. 20x30 lanai.
panelled and screened. 3 bedrooms, one
large enough for t\vo. or Jack & Jill. Self-
rleaning ovens. Priced at cost. Open Sunday
1·5. 1000 Sea Lanc, llarbor Vie\v I-Tills.
FROM $34,000 TO $42,500
IN PERFECT CONDITION
One of the sturdy built "Harbor Vie\v CAR-
t.IEL lllodels". 3 bedrooms. Family room.
Out of to\vn O\Vner an xious for offers. $42,·
500. Open Sa t urday 1·5. 1706 Port ll1a rgate
!!arbor View ~lames -Ne\vport Beach. '
"CLOSE TO" TURTLE ROCK HOME
Beautiful 4 bedroom, 3 bath and famil y room
ho1ne. Near UCJ, swi.mming, tennis, park &
SC'hools. Approx. a mi le from the San Diego
t"recway. Call for appointment. $4 1,500.
WHERE IN NEWPORT BEACH
Can you find a 3 bedroorn pl us family room
home for S34.000. Freshly painted. beauti-
fully landscaped. Good location. Open Sat
& Sun. 2304 Fairhill, Ne\1•port Beach rBack Bay).
MACNAB -IRVINE
642-8235 675-3210
901 Dover Drive 1080 B1y1id• Drivt
Newport Beach
BALBOA
PENINSULA POINT
CHOICE LOCATION -I blk.t
I lo BAY, near priYl!r ~&ch
boat r11mp &. Tenn111 Cluh:
4j fl. lot -Lovely 3 bdrn1.j
2 bath, Jge. wall'd patio. 2
1 1·ar garagr. excell~nt l'On -,
di1ion -ONLY $48,:iOO. '
IRVINE TERRACE
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 I
1419 BONNIE DOONE I
QUICK POSSESSION -J
~rins. lgc. Ii\'. roo111, din.!
area. 1al bath~. t!lectr1e bl1.
, iru;, 11'/\V lr. dra.pei; -BEST
BUY in Terrace -$38,500.
MESA VERDE
I
. .\11 rac1ll'cly land:K:aped -
llf'atrd &· hlteretl POOL -
;, bdl'n1s. J baths, formal din.
roo1n, h;e. !iv. room, I;,..
pa ~Jled fdmily room. PRIC.
E D 11t ON LY $5'1,9j0
BAYSHORES
11 Bedroom .......... S~.,;oo
4 Bdrn1. 4 bath •••••• $.)4.$0
CONDOMINIUM
\VEb"l'CLJFF' • Corn~r Joc1-
11on • fmniar. :Z bdrm. 2
bath, tge. din. 11.rea, flrl'-
pla t:f', lV/IV " drapes, \.\'II.St)·
r r I: drye r • VACANT
$?~ . .)()().
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
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2'!·1 1\1. Coast lh1•y. 5-18·~~~
1'l'11·port Beach ,~·,5 Jl:>5643
I BARGAIN HUNTERS!!
I 4 BR·FAM RM./
$19,500
Aud solid ag " rock. Only
6 yl'l!. young. f.lodern con..
\·,nience&. Fam ily 11ized
rountry kitchen. Latc:;t "Jee.
built-ins. 4 good .sizrd bed-
/
roon1s. 2 la vish ba!hs. \\lood
pan<'lll'd family rn1. Ankle
clef'p carpeting, Sprinkl,n .
Room for boat. Cul.de.sac
area. flexible !l'rms. \\'here
in the world can you find a
:starter barl{ni n Ilk, this?
Better ht1n·y! Call (7 141
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f OR~Sr [ OL~O~
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191 31 Brookhur~t Ave,
Huntington Beach
OPEN SATURDAY 1.5
16 Westcllff Villa
Cornt'r of Dover &. \\'e.;tcliH
Dr., Ne\\'J)Ort Beil.Ch. BeauL
2 bdrm. condo.
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5
1617 Port Abbey Way
Harbor Vic"· Homes, Cd~!. S
BR. Beaut. h0n1e ll'l m11ony
e"(tr.15; ready to move into.
S59,5()() -JnchKling !he Jand!
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5
2133 Miramar
BalOOa Pr nin .. In best l'f'~l·
rlrn!ial area. 5 BR .; I Olk.
lo bay or ocean . .$79,JOO.
CORBIN-
MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7662 F·A·B ·U·L·O·U·S
JUST LISTED & CAN'T LAST LONG
Ou! of 1hi1 world v!cw of har.
Dor. ocean and jetty both
from 01l'ners Ju~ury 3 bell·
room unit • n d from 1hr
spaciou!'I 2 bedroom incom,
unit, One or tll(! !inest du.
plcxes of Hs kind. l..oc'atl'd
only a .stonc.o; throw from
Olina Cov, Beach 11·ilh a
!1peC1al beach location PLUS
, , ,T11·0 separate 111·0 car
garages,
_............_........_, ....... -..:r.t OPEN
General I General SAT. 1-;i
ANGELITA PLAN
AT THE FASHIONABLE BLUFFS $40,250
The choicest one -level. 2 bdrm .. 2 bath.
beam ceiling home on massive greenbelt with
pool view -the utmost in privacy -adult
area. lmmed . possess. avail . on this one of
a kind. Better call today!
2414 Vist1 Del Oro
NEWPORT BEACH
644-1133
$139.300
()ptn f'or ln5pet 1Jon
Sa1. 11nd Sunday I 10 j
2jU Ck-t-an Bl\'d,
C;i.U 673-S:wo f or Dc tail11
1-t>' THE REAL l~ESTATERS
'-.. ' l ... ' ". \ . "''·'
WORKSHOP I
INCLUDED I
5861 Price, HunL Sch.
RURAL CH R I D1reclions: ~uth of Slater
A M 2033 Commodore 1' '"" """ of Spriogdalo. $27,000-Baycrest ASSUME 5V•% LOAN
FHA/VA This 3 bcdroon1 home wl1h . . Open Sat/Sun 1-5 .shake root. brick fireplace,
Thru ". n1~11c ~phi r~ll .r:a1r Oii·nrr nlOving to apartmrnt. 1111111 to w11~t carpel.ing, rits·
tlu_. 1111gon whf'tl chat mer lil"rr i.~ your oppoiiunitv to tom dntf)('nr.ii, la.rge covered
ha11 3 big bdrins., <."Oun1ry 2,, , 11·e11 ioca oA" ·. pilt io and fr riced yard shows
kl' "-k . .,.., spac1ou1 Cr...:n, -"t'pa ralc llO(!y pitlf' .1 b«lroom 1' b th B 11ri1!,. or 011-·11er11hi p Inside ,,sn ay-run1pu.~ rooin lllg ('nn11i::h ror ci•r1tr htlme ar the right pnce I a.nol 0111. $27.900. Phone
pool r11hlc. 1011 of fru11 and JERRY FREUD · 11·12-2.lti lor de!all11.
s hade lrt'r11o n 1nr.1tf' 11:rounds THE RF.AL ESTATl':RS
-pdce• ,, .<oil. CHAS. ARNOLD , ..... -.. -..................... ,
Dial •714\ 64.-•• o:IOl ~~ E~i;7:~·· c.~I. DUPLEX
FOR[\l' E 01.\0~ ...
Al'/lt TORS
+
: Owners Separate Hom• I All 2 beclrn1, FH1\ appra\ul
$39.500. 10"~ Do1~'TI In ~~
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Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 ladroom)
. 16 ll'u lcliU Villa, Newport Bu ch
644-7662 (Sat ·1·51
312 OrChid, Co rona del fi1 ar
673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5)
12 IR l p,,,.;iy •• Dt•l
19851 Trident, Huntington Beach
962-5566 (Sun l ·I)
230 Larkspur, Corona del 111ar
675-3000 (Sun l·S)
(3 aedrHm)
305 Popoy. Corona dtl i\lar
675-5726 <Sat & Sun 1·5)
228 Goldenrod, Corona de! ~tar
64 4-4910 (Sun 1·51
*12l S Pembroke Ln .. Newport Beach
644-4910 !Sun 1·5)
2039 Irvine Avenue, Costa titesa
644-4910 tSat !·&)
328 Alva Lane, Costa filesa
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-4:30)
906 Alder Pl (Eastblufl) NB
833-0700; 644-2430 (Sun 12·5:30)
304 Narcissus, Corona del ~tar
642-8235 (Sunday)
1600 Mariners, Ne~1port Beach
675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1·81
231 2 La l .. inda, Ne"·port Beach
675-4930 (Sun 1·51
1901 Glen wood, Newport Beach
675-4530 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
1286 \Vatson, Costa J\1esa
675-4930 (Sun l-51
25141 l\1acKenzie. Laguna Hills .-
675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
416 E. 16th P l., Costa Mesa
. 646-7171 (Sun l·SI
18861 Lister Lane. Huntington Beach
962-5566 (Sun 1·51
2682 Elden. (Eastside) CM
642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2414 University (Back Bay), NB
642-8235 (Sunday)
325 i\fa r igold, Corona del Mar
675-64S9 ; 673-6642 (Sun 1·5)
222 Poppy, Corona de! f\1a r
833-0820 (Sat & Sun 1-51
319 Driftwood (Shoreclifls ), CdM
675-7225 (Sun 1'5)
(3 ltdroom l Family or Oen)
236 Via Menton• (Lido Ille) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
*338 Evening Canyon (Shoreclllls) CdM
675-5726 (Daily 1·5)
302 Kings Road fCliffhaven) Nwpt Hgt.
642-5200 (Sun 1-5)
l 031 Concord St., Costa Ales a
673-8550 (Sun 1 ·51
1706 Port Marjale (H arbor View Homes)
NB. 642·8230 (Saturday)
1000 Sea Lane (Harbor View Hills) CdM
642-8235 (Sunday)
2304 Fairhill (Bac k Bay) NB
642·8235 (Sat & Sun)
1867 1 Via Palatino, Turtle Rock .
642-8235 (Sunday)
216 Jasmine, Coron a del riiar
833-0700; 644-2430 (Sun 11·51
2504 ClifC Dr .. Ne"•port Beach
646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
1031 Concord. Costa l\tesa
673-8550 (Sun 1·5)
17697 Beech St., Fountain Valley
962-5566 (Sun 1·5)
8372 l\·lalloy. Huntington Beach
962-5566 . (Sun l ·Sl
8301 l\1:unster, 1-luntington Beach
962-5566 (Sun 1-51
472 Len'''ood Circle. Costa !\-tesa
516-4141 (Sun l ·S)
203 Via l\tentone fLido Isle), NB
G73-2684 or S45-2S12 (Sat, Mon & Tues)
1717 Ter rapin, Newport Beach
642-4641 (Sal I< Sun 1:30 to I )
2101 Vista Entrada (The Bluffs), NB
S45-M24 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
2601 Buckeye (Easlblulf). NB
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1·51
1866 Boa Vista Circle, (Mesa Verdi) CM
548-5990 (Sat & Sun 1·61
1915 Mariners l\Vestclifl), NB
642-5200 (Sun 1:311-51
2033 Com1nodore Rd . fBaycrest ), NB
646-7755 (Sat & Sun l·S)
501 Avocado. Corona del Ma r
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
539 Vista Flora (The Bluflsl , NB
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1234 Sand Key. Corona del Mar
675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
920 Darr ell, Costa l\lesa
54-0-1151 (Sat & Sun 1·5) l---1H----.
(4 ltdrHm)
*4539 Falrfltld Dr. (Cameo Shorts) CdM
G73-1578; 876-5617 (Sat, Sun & Mon 1·8)
330 Li ndo, Bllboa Pfninaula
675-1642 (Stl & Su n 12-4)
*1927 Sabrln.a (Irvin e Terr.) CdM •
673·2222 1 (Daily !-8)
1130 Santiar o (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1032 Sanli410 Dr. (Dover Short!) NB
642-8235 (Sat le Sun)
421 Tustin, Newport Beach
675-4930 (Sal & Sun l·S)
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(4 ltdrooml
2324 Coll•1• Dr., Cost• Mosa
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3163 Barbados, ~~esa Verde
546-2313 (Sun 1-5)
2662 Circle Dr .. (8ayshores) NB
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
(4 ltdrMm & '•mily er D•nl
*358 Princeton (College P~k l CM
615-32n5 · (Sat & Sun l
1334 Hampshire Circle (Westcliff) NB
842·5200 (Sat & Sun I ·5 I
3114-Bonn Drive, Laguna Beach
494-21 93 (Sat & Sun 10·5)
*1805 Glenwood Ln. (Baycrestl NB
646-1550 (Sat & Sun· 1·5)
2821 Carob (Eastblufl) NB
875-2101 (Sun 1·5)
* 1954 SanUa10 (llaycn sl) NB
844-4910 (Sun 1·5)
1608 Anlirua Wa y (Dover ShorfS) NB
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2056 Tustin Ave .. Newport BIJaeh
845-4016; 675•5726 (Daily 1·5)
2&48 Carob (Eastblull) NB
673-6550 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2366 Orchid HUI Pl. (Back Bay) S.A. Hgt.
642·8235 (Sat & Sun)
tt505 t.tornint Star (Dover Shoresl NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
3125 Brav Lane, Costa h1esa
646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
1842 Irvine, Newport Beach
648-7171 (S un 1-5)
423 Ogle Circle. Cos ta Mesa
64~5 (Sun 1-5:30)
1627 Port Abbey, Harbor View Homes
646-7171 (Sun 1·5)
20902 Catamaran Ln ., Huntington Beach
96Z.55M (Sun 1-5)
8112 Wad1brld1e Cr., Huntington Beach
HW!M (Sun 1-5)
9601 La Crt1l1, Huntington Beach
96U516 (Sun 1-5)
120 Kinfs Place, NeWpOrt Beach
546-23 3 (8at & Sun 2-5:301
1108 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr). CdM
673-8701 (Sun 1-5)
*4615 Fairfield (Cameo Shores ). CdM •
673-6642 ; 675-MS9 (Sun 1-5)
3'424 Seabreeze, Corona del h1ar
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-51
2029 Swan Dr !Mesa Verde), CM
546-5990 (Sat & Sun 1-51
343 Sonora, (Mesa del ~tar) CM
540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1939 Santia10 Dr., (Baycrest) NB
646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1521 Bayadere (Irvine Terr 2), CdM
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
1824 Highland (Harbor Hi1hlands), NB
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
U ltdtHrll)
311 Fernando. Balboa Peninsula
678-3663; 675-8886 eve1. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
410 Morning Star Ln. (Dover Shores) NB
544-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
***300 Morning Star Ln (Dover Shores)
NB, 642·8235 (Daily)
**223 Canal, Newport Buch
675-4930 (Sun 1·5)
2133 rtfiramar, Balboa Peninsula
644-7662 (Sun 1·5)
1617 Port Abbey, Corona de! Mar
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5 )
(S IMrMm & F.1mily er D.n)
*1033 Marinera Dr .. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1580 (Open Dally)
**73 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
844-4910 (Sun 1·5)
8292 Snowbird, Huntington Beach
96Z.5566 (Sun 1-5)
1029 Presidio, Costa ~lesa
546-2313 (Sat l·S )
1000 ~Iariners Dr. (Dover Shores). NB
S48-7249, 548-4207 (Sat & Sun)
1501 Blue\vater (}larbor View Hills ), CdrtT
673-= (Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUl'LEXU FOR SALE
(l uit & 2 dawn)
713 Jasmine, Corona de! titar
&73·88M (Sat & Sun l·S)
(2 ltdroorns ••Ch)
2524 Ocean Blvd., Corona del ~far
673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
142 47th St.. Newport Buc h
673-8642; 675-6459 (Sun 1-5)
(2 IR + 1 IR + Gu•st Apt )
518 Marl1old , Corona del Mar
642-177[ (Sun l·S)
(J Ill & 2 1111
503 Marruerlte, Corona del Mar
675-6000 (Sat I< Sun l·S/
HOME Ir INCOME
(l alt & loch A,t.J
42.l Polntsettla. Co~na del Mar
673-6642 ; 675.6461 (Sun 1·5)
Al'ARTMINTS '°It SALE
16 Unilo)
752 Ami1os Way. Eaatblulf
675·8210 ., .. . •• w .......... , ***'"'.., w ... "'"'
(Sunday)
U"'l()UI' fi()-'tfS
1\111 fttllt , 175-9000
A DUPLEX!
There'J only one left!
The other 3 v.°'nt last
v.·eek; odds arc I.hat this
one \\111 111!'11 today or to-
morrow. The appeal Is
brand new COll!ltrucllon
in quaint Cd~! nelr hbor.
hoods. A DUPLEX ha1 2
bedm1s, 2 baths up and
3 bedrms, 3 baths down.
It a1ao hU shaj: crpt1, all
elee kitchens, beamed
ceilings Ii: 1u.nny decks I.:
patios.
Ope:n 1·5 Sat & Sun at 503
!'tfariuerite, Corona de!
r.1u.
U"'IVUI' t1()-'tl'S
f\tlal E81alt, f 1.s.tOOG
2'4l E. CNll H111v.
C.1ona 0.1 Mer, C&ll!.
~,-·-5 w r -·
Open This Weelc•nd
SAT l SUN J'R0~1 1:00
3Q.IO JAVA RD., Ci\I
The abliOIUte ultimale in cus.
tom tri-levels. l300 Sq. It.
of charm along the 17th
fairway of r.lesa Verde
Country Club. TM lmpre:s-
sive entry alone is \\'Orth
a visit. Trade considered.
SATURDAY FROl-1 1:00
l8'l2 l1Ur.rr.1INCBIRO DR.
In Costa t.tesa -this eX·
qUisite: large 5 bedrm Span.
ish family homt. Price draL
ttcally ~uced -owner
transferrl!d East. Less than
one year old. Lllale OK.
141·1111
f-clndu.Ml !1.1.fS~~u
Ol'EN 1·5
SAT & SUN
"'muf\lr6e
1166 80.1 Vist.1 Circle
3 Bedrooms
Sha& Carpeting
· Covered Patio
PaceMtter
OJl-de:·U.C
Upper
:;harp
S37,9j(I
DRIVE BUY IT!
')ll,•it '\ <r6' 'J\rnli l'
546-5990
* JERRY SAMSEL
27-45 M1ndo1.1 Dr.
Cost.1 Mos•
'You are the 1vinner ol
2 tickt't!i !O the
West.1rn N.1tionel
Bo.1t & M.1rino
Show
a t lhe
ANAHEIM
CONVENTION
CENTER
*
}'t-bruary 20th thru 2Sth
Please call 642-5618. eX"I. 314
betv.'fen 9 and I pm to claim
your ticke\5. !North County
toll·!rce number is :,4().1220\
* * * F.H.A. 61f2•/. LOAN
S-BEDROOMI
... AMBLI NG distance to the BLUE PACI-
FIC. . .Oriented for a big. FUN-LOVING
family! WATERFRONTING the canal &
near the clubhouse, poqls, tennis courts &
"'rec'' area. SEPARATE .family room , 3 baths
& S-P-A-C-1·0-U-S.N·E-S.S ! ! $47,500. ASK
FO R ANN COATS.
BEAT THISll
Reduced price makes this the best value in
the \Vestcliff area. 3 bedroom, 21h bath fam·
ily home on secluded corner lot. \Valk to
school , major shopping ... etc. Move in condi-
tion. Won't last at this low-l ow price of $38,·
950. AS~ FOR DICK DUANE
BUILD
Your own castle on this E STATE size lot.
E xclusive residential area of finer homes.
Only $28,500 and financing' available. AS K
F OR DICK DORSETT
NEWPORT .HEIGHTS
A real pride of ownership "custom built'' 4
bedroom, 2 bath home, Glass sliding door to
patio and garage off a11ey. Priced to sell·
$37.500. ASK l'OR MARY GRACE KENNl-
HAN
TRADE!
Bea utiful 2 story Oceanside 4 bedroom, 4
bath home. 2 exquisite kitchens and wet bar.
Soundproof music room & 3 car garage. Only
200 fe et from the crashing surf. Owner '''ill
trade for home, units, land or ???? For mort
information
CA LL MARY GRACE KENNIHAN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Ideal family home for the largest family. 4
bedrooms and owner will consider only $31,-
700. Large fe nced yard makes sale play area.
Come and see this one TODAY! ASK FOR
JAN BE RTHA
GORGEOUS VIEW
From your choice of the screened in lanai or
the covered patio. This sharp 3 bedroom 2
bath home has a m assive palos verde stone
fireplace, beautiful island kitchen plus many
other special features. 5 years new and only
,30,950. ASK FOR PAT EAKIN
~·CQ
~Illa ...... , •.• ,,.
Gener.11
oflnJa Jj/e
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
2' L ind.1 Isle Drive
Decorator furnished. 5 Br. 5 bath home fac·
ing Harbor Island. Jacuzzi &: sauna Ready
for immed. occupancy. \V /dock ·$200,000
60 Linda l1le Driv1
Newly listed. Prestige \Vater!ront home. 4
extra lg. Br., 4 ba., pwdr. rm. Lge. liv. rm.
& den : 3 car gar. Beaut. garden patio w/
room for pool Deck & dock. By Appl. $23S,OOO
77 Lind• Isle Drive-Open Sund.1y
New 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble
entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom. Huge mstr
Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Large liv. &:
fam. rms. \V/frplcs, \v/deck ....... $185,000
92 LINDA ISLE DRIVE
Beaut. 5 BR., 4 ba. home w/formal din. rm.
&: ~af!lilY rm. 3 Frplcs. OUtside stairway.
Bullt-m gun cabinet & bookshelves. '145,000
WATERFONT LOTS
No . 44 : 108 Ft. on \vater ........... $107,000
No. 88 : 108 F1. Consider trade ..... $145,000
For complete inform.1tion on
.111 homes & lots, pl•••• c.111 :
BILL GRUNDY, R!ALTOR
133 Dover Or., Suite 3, N.B. '42-4620 $20,500 PRICE
TOTAL pay1nent ror 1 h Is
sharp 3 be<lrootn home ls !'l!!"."~""'""'""'""'""'""!'~""'"".'""'""'""""'""'~11 $116. Subject ro PHA Loan Oenor•I G1nor.1I
11<ith 6\1 annual percentage ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ---------11
""· All apph'""'' '"'h" MODEL "J" HOME! HONEYMOON washer. di;·er, refrigerator COTTAGE!
. all a!so included \\'HY -$1Z.900 PRICE
REr-.'T it )'OU are•. 'submit If you 1rant CADILLAC l"-"· Please, newlyweds or ,second
your dov.·n payment · SEU.. ury, Al a Cl-IEVROLET honeyn1ooners only. Older 2
ER ANXIOUS. ANYONE price then don·t mis.s tl1is bedroom honie, but cute as
QUALITTES! lovely l bedroom home near
W I k & L DESOTO in l'i1eM del 1'.tu a bug·s ear! La.l'ie 50 x 150 a er ee It has elec bltns, 2 pati,.,· lot for future expansion. Choice Ea.It.side Costa l'itcsa.
Realtors v.·atfr aoftCIK"r and Irs im-Submit your terms. oOn·t
...,....,, maculate. Don't DODGE mi!S this one!
"j..u Harbor Blvd. •t Ad1ms around this orie, if YoU "'ant •1 --"'""'·"""'"'"==0pe=-=-·~·';:",..;'""p"'-'-1 .... ai cRE•M PUFF. A• Walker & Lee WATERFRONT $31.500 ,.,.. AUTO BUY
Private Pier. 2 Br. R.2 lot, NO,\f!! Realtors
room to bulld, Si2,500. Ask
tor Jeannt Cooper.
Salisbury
JC'a.. COATS
~ WAL~ACE 1929 Santla90 REALTORS
2790 ~tarbor Blvd, at Ad11 ms
:>45-04~ Open 'ti! 9 Pl'il
-l4'-4t4t-Baycresr
3t:i MARJNE AVE. 67S.6'JOO {Opon Evon;n91) I Open Sat/Sun 1-5
Re.1lt)'
BALBOA ISLAND ............................... DellghtfUI 4 bedroom Bay-
_~_
I -BIJGUSFTARMIGIL YHT I "'" home wllh ........ dining roo1n, tuntily room &
breaklast rooni. 1-taster bee[.
Newport Hel9hh S35,500 rm hu ''""" .,.,,. '""''· 3
A ttil pride or owntt'lhlp t :i bedrooms Cir gan,n. Prl~ to tell.
""''""" """'" • bodmom 2 * ' "'"" JERRY FREUD bath home. Clua aHdlnJ * Lari;c .separate ramily CHAS· ARNOLD
door to pat\o and 11r11e oH room
aJll'y. Prioed 10 MU . $31.~. * Eating area in kitchen
ASK FOR ~lARY CRACE * CUl-<!e-aac 1tttet
3U &. 17th SI., C.l\I.
-7755
KE!"NlllAN U-.,...930 J * Pro!eulonally tandtc&pe<I
• \Voold )'OU beJ; .. ., V.A. Ol'EN SUN. 1.5 ICX>.I App. S:U,~
,.._ ,...... I * Call 546-2313 2121 CAROB
=qu~1~c-K-SA~.L~&o-.... -,-... -.-ln11 THE REAL £STATER$ EASTILUl'F
out ol ilate, brlr.i:: any I PANO~llC VIEW of bay I:
... ....... ,, 011... rontulk Near So. Coast Plaza MU. ' BR. • tamlly rm.
l en, 2 RA home with Lac. brktal. arta. Huae dou.
added fAmUy room. Xlnt t B~room5, 2 be.ti\.~, firt· bl11: range.
Cl'PI&, on fl'i!e:t ltr'te:t It plact, bltn ran;e &. oven. j SEMPLE ·
nlet: ~nrlgcp1. A~lna only CArpell. drape~. pado. dble Re.11 Est.1t• '7.S..2101
$24,1>00-may wumt 1 garagf , $11,150. I 25ll E. Con.at H'tl:y., CdM
S'4 lotn, Ca.It Ray CaWI. Roy Mc Ctrdle Rea ltor ~1151, Coptn e v t 1 . l t'IO "• Bl d , .... 1 SE" '"G y boAI! "U t" llfri'~-Real E I I o " 1\'J'.IOM , •. , ...... • I ..... 1.n our I 11:;:::.:::~~0 '-"'::-;:~·.;•:::•·c__ S41-172f with UI .. Hll It fa1t. Daily
Dlmf'·A·Line 642-;:.s71 Pllnt Clalslff~. li~2-561S
546-8640
THINKING OF
SELLING?
ONLY
0
TO GUARANTEE A
PROMPT FULL VALUE
SALE
) HIRl'S YOUR
FIRST HOME
for S23.500 you i:e l one of nicest 3
bedroon1 homes in the area. t-.'e"'IY
black topped drivev•ay, carpet11 &
drapes included plus a sp11cious back
yard for the kids . close lo school~ &
!'hopping. l'o money dov•n to vets •
call no\\\
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
This largl' 3 bedroom 2 bath home
:sho1vs real rride of 011'Jlf"rship. Beau·
tiful new $16 per yd. C'arpeting. Built.
in 'kitchen -brick fireplace -forced
air he:at and a 20x20 finished rumpu11
room. lt°s located in the Halt'crest
11.rea of Costa ~tesa (No. of Baker • E.
of Harbor -\V. of Fairview) O\vner
11sking $27.000 to VA or FHA buyers •
mike offer!
EASTSIDE
l llDRM 2 BATH
rull price on this homr is 823,500 11..nd
you·d be-tier hurry • double garage •
forct'd air heal. No dO\\'n to vets. low
do1vn to anybody!
l BEDROOM
DIRTT IARC>AIN
POOL -$24, 150
Sf'e this to believe it • A 3 bedrm home
located in Costa !'.lesa·s eastside "'ilh
17x35 heated &. fil tered pool • 111.rg"
covered • enclosed patio, oversized lot
• it°! dirty but nothing a li ttle paint
1,•on't !Oh 'I' -liurrv • at $24.150 no
money dO\l'TI i1 \voii'l last!
EXECUTIYl HOME
18 MOS. OLD
Thi~ beautiful Sandc11.stle home hill!
been upgradt'd in every v.·ay -job
transfer forcts sale · no\\• vaC'ant the
011·ner \\·ants action. 4 king size bed-
rooms · 2% tiled baths _ sep. ram.
r?O!fl with brick fireplacr • srp. form.
dining room • open air cathedral cell-
insr • delux shag carpC'Ung in all roon1s
• floor lo ceiling custom drapco~ in·
rh1ded • rirofession11!1y land~caprd 1111
for S43.000. No do\1·n to vets -Sf'e it
110\\'!
•
SlCLUDlD COTTAC>l
$100 DOWN $20,500
Loc1ted in Cost1t 1'lf"s11. you'll find a
real doll hou~e. and for SlOO dou•n and
normal closing cos ts it Clln be yours.
You don't have lo be " vPleran • it'J
In excellent condition so St'I' it before
its gone!
We have openin9s for 2 full time
salesmen to complete our profes-
sional sales staff. If you want more
action, a faster pace and more
sales, call now and make '71 a
9ood year.
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
546-8640
OPEN EVES. TILL 8:30
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Gtneral
MA TT LA BORDE, Realtor
PRIDE OF NEWPORT HEIGHTS
I,arge Custom Built Four Bdrm, Two bath
home 'set in the rustic charm of Newport
Heights: ~igh beam ceilings complemented
by full height, l\1exican white marble fite·
place. Beautifully carpeted and draped thru·
out. All of the extras create the homemakers
dream of a model home. Call for an appoint·
ment to dreamland.
tj)UIET CUL-DE-SAC
Redecorated in and out. Four Bedrms .. Din·
ing room, family room, two bath home with
sparkling gas kitchen and loads of cabinets.
Double garage. large 22'x26' covered enclos·
ed and well lighted (for evening entertain·
ment) custom patio. Available with FHA-VA
TERMS, at a ba rgain price of only $33,950.
VACANT -IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PERFECT TAX SHELTER
Own TEN Commercial rentals plus addition·
al residential & parking income in EAST
17th STREET shopping complex . Rental in·
come offsets aJJ expenses including pay·
ments enabling buyer to take full deprecia·
tion, tax and interest deductions. Priced to
sell at $119.000 '\\1ith 29o/o do,vn. Call for de-
tails.
AXER UPPER
RANCHO SANTA ANA-Only $26,500. Big lf.i
Acre with good T\VO Bedroom home and Dou·
ble garage. Zoned for horses or dog kennels.
A real buy in Santa Ana He ights. EXCEl.r
LENT FI NANCING.
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
Spacious Three Bdrm. Two bath home in one
of Newport's better areas. 17'x24' addiLion
to master Bdrm. /truly a queens suite). All
this plus large patio and sparkling pool. Two
car garage. Nice landscaping. Priced Rlght
at only S36,950.
HOME AND BUSINESS
Your opportunity to live in an excellent
FOUR BEDROOM. two bath home and op-
erate your business from this large corner
lot near modern shopping center. The home
is in excellent condition and has a large
sales room. Present o\\•ners are now operat·
ing an antique shop and are leaving the
area. Priced at Only $26,500 for quick sale.
Call us now for appointment to see.
I SALESMEN NEEDED I
646-0555
Gener el General
W. E. LACHENMYER
PRE-SfNTS FINE HOMES
OPEN DAILY 1·5
2615 Bomboo, Eostbluff, N.B.
5 BEDROOMS
A real hon1e for the large fan1ily . 2'h Baths.
2500 sq. ft. of gracious living. large living
room, w/stone fireplace -f-family rm. elec
bltns, f A heat. lot.., of storage space. Covered
patio wi th view, dble garage.
263 Colton, Newport Shores, N .B-
Formal dining ·room. custom bullt Spanish
t)1pe home, 2 blocks fron1 the ocean, 4 spac·
ious bedrooms. sundeck off master bedrnt,
shag crptg, 3265 sq. ft. This quality home is
elegant.
2422 E. 22nd St., Newport Beach
Rambling ranch hom e. 4 huge bedrms. 3
bat.hs, custom built. over 3200 sq. ft. of real
country living. Shake roof. heated pool.
1206 Pembroke, Newport Beach
Spotless 3 bedrm. 2 bath home. Extra large
living rm + family. Dble fireplace. "King-
si1.e'' kitchen fit for a "Queen". Bltns. Plush
carpeting & drapes. Patio, dble ~ar., shake
roof.
CALL ON THESE HOMES
Prestige Boyfront
Exciting View of Bay and Harbor entrance,
on Bayside Drive. Corona del Mar. Custom
built. 4 large bedrms, 3 baths. l,arge enter·
taining area inside & out. Over 3600 sq. ft . of
happy living. Enjoy th is sandy beach & swim·
ming.
Anxious Owner
VETERANS NO DOWN, Easlside 4 bedrm,
2 bath. lg fenced l:Sack yard. dble gar. Q\\'ner
leaving fo r Arizona. Submit all offers. Only
$25 .500.
6 Units
Very Spec ial One Sto..y 01,ignl
$75,000 Good spendable. Exclusive 'vith us -
Eastside!! 2 Bedrm, 1 bath each. Bltns. ref rig.,
crptg, drps, fenced w/compl privacy, separate
patios. 2 Blocks to 17th St. shopping. Pr~sent
in co me $850 per mo., but should be raised.
10% Down.
W. E. LACHENMYER
1860 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
Call 646-3928 or 545-3483
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General':
Barrell f<ea/t'I
p1•etJ~nL4 ·
SHORECLIFfS
OCEAN & JE'ITY VIEW from large livin~
room. Dining room, breakfast room, family
room. 2 fireplaces, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. lo ve-
ly sprinklered gardens, custom furnishings-
lrnmaculate. $115,000. • " CLIFFHAVEN
SEA & SAILS viewed from lhis beautiful
cus~om home overlooking Ne\\•port Harbor.
3 Bedrooms. den & dining room. $59 ,500.
CASTLE ON THE BAY
EXCITINGLY DIFFERENT -fabulou s loca-
tion in Bayshores, 5 bedroom. 4 bath, di ninJt"
room and famil y room .• 4.rch itect-d,e signed
for active family and/or entertaining. Pier
& slip.
VACANT· READY
1915 MARINERS -WESTCLiFF. 3 bedroom,
family room and 2 baths. $46,500.
1925 WINDWARD -BAYCREST. 3 Bed·
room, den, dining room, pool. $69,500.
Office Open Saturd1ys & Sund1y1
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
• 1605 Westcliff Or., N.B.
642-5200
General General
BAYCREST SPECIAL
FIRST TIME OFFERED -designed !or large
family \Vith separate living zones. 4 Bed·
rooms, 3 baths + po\vder room. Panelled
fa1nily room. Extra large li ving room wi th
handsome s tone fireplace. Formal dining
room. Large landscaped Jot on quiet tree
lined street. Sparkling pool with jacuzzi jets.
An outstanding offering at $81.500.
Open S•t & Sun 1 to S 1805 Glenwood Line
OAIL Y PILOT &
1[!1 1 ' .
Gtneral ,General ._
IJaftoa , 'J6fa~J ...
209 RUBY
2·Sty~ 3 bdrm . home. featuring den. lge. patio
& beaut. blt·in kitchen. Xlnt family home.
$64 ,500.
3-02 ONYX.-
3 Bdrm . cottage nr. town & North bayfront.
Priced lo sell n0\\'1 $39.000.
I 18 TOPAZ
Rustic 3 Bdrm. home. close to South bayfront. ·
Lge . .,front patio: good buy at $49,500.
200 DljlMOND , ,
Very unique 3 bdrm. home plus mOOern 2.
bdrm. apt. Furn. $79,500 .
Open .JJ-ou:Je6
PEN INSULA POINT
2282 CHANNEL ROAD. Sun. 12·4. On the bay
at jetty entrance. 4 Bdrm .. 31/i bath residence
-pier & float. $135,000 .
CORONA DEL MAR
221 ORC HlD. Sal/~un . 1-5. Charming 2 bdrm.
home. guest rm. & 'bath. Steps to beach., Im·
macu late.
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WILLIAM WINTON, Reoltor
675·3331 229 Mar ine, 81lbo1 1,1and
Gen•r•I Gen•r•I
* * * * * * BALBOA ISLAND
TRULY LIVABLE
8 BR. 2 bath. Lge. Jiv. & dining rms.: fire-
place. Enclosed, cov . pat io. Garage. $48.500.
HOME & INCOME
3 BR. house with l'A baths. nearl y new buill·
iris incl. refrig. Lge. liv. & dining rms.; 2 BR.
furn. apt. over dbl. garage . Shown by app'L
oitly. $66.500.
WANTED! I
Rent.al &. Sales Personnel
CLAlK SDMlllS, llALTDlt
A DUMP, Thi• formtr modeJ
hornt ts1n terrlble·cOnditlon
but O"'ner will &Ive carpet
allow.nee an<J allow FltA
or VA fillalleil1.ll'~ MN~
shake root. hardwood floon, all bltns. dble detached
.11:araal', 1amlly room, 3
b€droo0'),S· & Z battui. Ex·
ctl!enl rc-siden!ial a fj#_..1'.·
$29.9:.(l or J'.1akt otJer. 't\.ll
5454H2'1, &luth c 0 a 11
Realtor11.
$26.950
c;hoiC'e 3 bedroom 2 baih
home in exceUent ne.iihbor·
hood \\11.1\ 1"nc\O!le(i lanai &
hllltfwOOd nnors. N~111 \'A·
F'HA tlnancin.: ava ilable nr
assuriiable Jo\\', jow lntet1!1t
loan lor tho81" with cash nn
hand. ASK FOR EDNA WAS·
GATt.
Aarnt .............• 675·4930
THINK SELLING
TOl'liiy it's ll seUers market.
But iomorrow? List with ui
tor action &nd top dollar rt·
suits.
CALL G> ,,,.1,14 ~ /llt•r Ntwport Pe•t Offlre
REDUCED $2000
3 br on approx ~ acre octa.n
vieow lot. C1Jl-rle.-sac, ne.ar
sr.hool!I. S:?:!,50(). Owner.
642.JI2l eves ; or 548-4192
days
i\IESA VERDE
Del\ght1ul. larae t 11 mt J y
homP ln perfect location.
4 BR, 2 BA, fam . i-m. Lee
quiet living rm. Like nr:w
~hag lhruout. Priced to R.11
SJJ,400. 557~7.
DUPLEX. $31,5:QO. Income
13780. 2 BR, lncd patio,
Stove. rerrig, 1-:a.r, cpl/drp.
O\\'nl'r 2238--A St a I e ,
64:>-4038.
POPULAR Monticello ~plit
lf'Vtl model 2 + 2, dtn.
adult sr<'tion, Rec li: J)Ofll
facit. S22,300. 0 w n er ,
DOVER SHORES STEPHENSON REALTY ;ir.-uu -==--=-== SPACIOUS 2 slory home with v iew from 306MARINE,BALBOAISLANO 675-4000 EASTSIDE . 3 Bdrm,
every ioom. 4 Bedrooms, 3 'baths, large fami-fireplace, hardwood floors,
Jy room \Vith eating area. Luxuriously carpel-* * * * * * ne\v c11.r~ts, draJ>'s At 1ulinl. Large fenced yd, ed. draped. $89.500. S23,500. 646-7627
N~W LISTING Coron• del Mar Corona del Mor IMMAC. 3 BR + '""""'
d l"ec. rm. College Park HARBOR HIGHLANDS ...... 4 Be rooms. 2 SAT/SUN l S * 411 ORCHID * htaced pool .home. Frplc" bath. family room \Vith nice garden patio. OPEN • • One 01 1he be11Pr buys In ex1r11ii S:\2,500 545-5097.
Close to schools and shops. A "good buy" 211 POPPY tov.·n. 2 BR. homt on R-2 ==~,==--cc----1 Oce11n view. Jots ol srrlusion, 1 1 Ca & drp trpl P11.. MF.SA VERDE pool hom@-at $39 .500. 3 Bdrm!!., 2\~ balh.o;, In pie· ? · . rp. d f !I., lhc ~h Id ~1odel cond. 3 br, 2 ha,
220 E. Seventeenth St. WA D CO R I luresq1Je Corona drl ~t11t, 110 • nirl'.' yt1r or . 1
• ~ rrplc~. lam rm. Owntr (E. 171h St. Shopping Ctr.) ROY J. R ., ea tors 1·rn. 011"'' !or $32.:.00. ,,..,,,11
N B 6461 Sso "'·'"" MORGAN REAL TY 1-·=--~--~-1
Need 3 Reil Estate Salesmen Right Away!
G I General 1033 M1rlner' Drive, . . -=--,VT d v '46.e55I COSTA MESA enera I (i d h"ll 673-6641 . 675-6459 ~ ply, no own to et1,
1
--FiXiii'liPPii-i =~~;::;::;;:;;;:::;f;.l,l!ll!!l!ll!!l!ll!!l!ll!!l!ll!!~D;o~v;•~r!!S;h~o~r;•~· ~p~l~f~ic;•l!ll!!l!ll!!l!ll!!!!!!!!I!!! . re I --2 sty, 3 BR, 2 ba, many Cell 642-7438 ol" 548-3265 ..... : * OPEN DAILY 1-5 * xlras, landscpd, $34,950.
General FIXER UPPER If You're Tired G n ral General 331 Evening C•nyon Rd . '"""" FOUR-PLEX o! looking at INFLATED • e REALTY Live in bcftu!. ShorecJHf11 for ~M=E=S7A~v=E=R=o=E~ho~m-,~,.,.-1
EV.nings
General
Uni\•. Park Cenh•r, lrv lne I s•• 000 K<y 1" pri' I b 3 b f il Ver·• Jitllc \l.'Ork. Very good I PRICES, makp a <lat!" v"ith on Y ....,, • · .o;a e Y o\vner. r, am y,
% , " h 11-o~ ·11 CLOSE TO * NEW LISTING * i Call Anytime 83.1-0820 be11ch. 3 BR. 2 ba. + ram: T·plan. Xlnt cond. 1 .. e Jot. '-------------! (inancing -$9() 11. month u~ anu !I~ w at i.oow Wl -B r b 3 B d 2 b h t Steps to OCP.an. 3 BR. 1%. ba. rm. Ea.ting area&. bltn. BBQ Many extras. Call 54&-00Sf spendable al ter expenses. . uy. e rm, at . am· SAINT JOHNS! BAY & BEACH REALTY, Inc. Good assumable VA Joan.I ily room, dblc lo'(ar., bltns. . Bltn!, 2 Car garage. Good *OPEN DAILY 1.5 * in kilch. Dover Shores
22 Years of Sarvice Only cash needed is a !iule crpls & drp!I. Near shopping Bea1J.h!ut 4 ~roo'?1s ~and ('OndHion $26,000. 1927 Sabrina Terr. Sctnic Properlles 675·5726 1----------l
In The Harbor Are• over seller's cost. Now is & tithools. Goo:! 1rrms. For family l'OO!l1.' Home ~n. le~ 'CAYWOOD REAL TY (Irvine '/'err.I 4 Bdrms., Hate Gingerbread_?_ * ELEGANT VIEW*
the 1inir Hurry. Dial (714) I details call 540-1151, Copen del JV!ar. This.~o~ 15 111 rX· 6306 \V. CM~t Hwy., NB pool: Very clean. Xlnt view Good! \Vork of! your fru stra. Ex{'(", Secluded Contemp, * OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1 •5 * 54-.0303 · rves ). CC'llrnt cornhtion thru.?ut. 548-1290 ol bay, ocean&_ jetty. Lnve. lions on lhis d1Jp\ex. Ginger. Ideal for enterlaining. Old
a ' Be.<1uliful KO!le!I carpeting, 4 bdr.-$27,950 ly pa tio & trees. A cus!nnl hrradle 2 BR. -t·.t1Uice, l ~ \11orld chann! Hi ceilings,
1824 HIGHLAND. HARBOR HIGHLANDS
4 Bdrm .. dining rm., 21/2 baths. Hd\vd . firs.
Lge. yard. $40 .500 . IORISl E OJ.SON S Herif ge andallroomsnrwlypain1rd ha. home + nt11I J.bdrm. leaded windows, brick/ llf•LTo~ and decoratC'rl. Lot o' hnusl' SWIM +TENNIS ~~1~'.V. FRANKLIN I "pt, $48.500. \\'l'Qllght Jron. 5.000 5q ft. 5 -Hurry on this onr~ $34,9j(} Braur1fut 4 hrdrrn, fu!J din. UNfVERSITY PARK ba·s. 4 car •"· $169,..,. · b. h Realtor 5'1fi.2:H3 1ng rm. n111uraJ ire paner. • 673•2222 • lOOI ~. CsL H"·y. 673--6510 a-18.7249. BUYER'S ONLY TI!!:: REAL ESTATERS ing, buill·in.~. Heavy shakt IRVINE TERRACE l·e=-.. ~,~B~I"'u""llo-----1 1521 BAYADERE, IRVINE TERR. #2
'" PE"l ro R S
4 Bdrms .. 3 baths plus dining rm . Harbor
view. Enjoy the ocean sunsets & t\vinkling
lights. $69,500.
l----------I * '.\ bcrtrooms Mu st Sel lE:Side, CM T:~B~{~20 2955 Harbor --FIXER UPPE_R_ 5 yrs young. 4 br, l ba + l ~=.;..:=""------1 $25,750 * tin haths E:..tra nicr l bcdrm & dining ----Special! 3 Bdrm., 2 bath: 1' powder rl'n, ramily rm, SC'P· BY OWNER
2299 HARBOR, COSTA MESA
501 AVOCADO, IRVINE TERR . i:2
WITH 6V•o/o LOAN * buiJi.ins rm. 2 bath homr. New crpts, B•ck Bay blk. 10 rhe bei1ch. N"cd,o; lor,o: 11ratt rtlning rm . Grrar fam. Braut park view condo. Im..
3 Bdr. + Family Rm. * cornPr lot drp!I, paint. hrwri f!f5, big BY Owncr-l br. 2 ba, lam ol work! J us I reduced · ily house. t•or sale Thy own. inac cond, Dolores model,
3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. Dining area. Easily main·
tained yard. $46.900.
* !'ll'lrth Cos1a MPsa lol on alley. Vacant -move rm, lg ""· "'Pt~. Prlni t $5.000. Q\vnrr s11.iling Rrounrl rr. 1108 Dolphin errac,. _l~"-·-000~·~"'~'~--~~---I JuM like ne\V, 3 11.1.1n si~ed • F'HAIVA onn. , · '· $2' o~ O-o S.I o s I < ~F V II t in fJUic ... '. "·"'" •"· · a""o, lg lo! $24.000. 64"98'2. thf' world ~ .. want11 action! ptn · un to·• pm, ountaln • ey
230 LARKSPUR , CORONA DEL MAR
2 Bdrms. plus den; 1 lh. baths. Only a stone's
throw to beach. $54.500.
SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTION I
Not open. but call for app't. VIEW duplex.
4 & 1-Bdrms. George Washington could have
thrown a dollar from this property to the
beach, but of course. a dollar 'vent further
in those days. Former price $120 ,000 -now
only $99,500.
Bdrms huge laml)y rm .. 1 47 E 19 h " ~ ' , I * $23 j()O & Sun 1.5 PM. 0 ,. t Bolboa· Island $14,9;)0. MakP Otll'r: CUSTOM HOUS~ {'!e .. ant fireplace, new 1.1.•/w ' 1 C 'f c II Gl•o Q""'" R J E C",:_,,ling. natural Y.'ood cab.1 * 54&.23 .1 Si., ·" · 8 u.. · Delancy ta 'fate Professionally decorated 3 hr, ;;~~ 5.fQ.J720 Herl I fl g e Real Es!etc. OPEN HOUSE 2828 E. (:oast Hwy., CdM 2 ba. $5J,7j(l, South of the
TARBELL 2955 Harbor 540.1151 644-7270 hwy. principals only. 673·5059
BEACH HOUSE OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-l I Sat/Sun/Mon 3424 SEABREEZE ' Costa Mu•
2 BR. +. 2 Blocks fmnl ----~=~--"S01 BLUEWATER 124 Crystal Ave and, just a1t relrellhing. • I Ch•rm•·,1 4 on I•• f•m•ly Lillt wirh C.Q . B"y rrom C.Q. "· Y OCEANFRONT l·l•rbor y,·,.1.1.· Rills, Crli\1 PPrfect lnng wr.ekend For re1I ,..,., " · ocean in N'pl. °'·ach. ou .. 1 " 1 k t'T11. Bring your "rtady 10 4 WAYS TO DO IT O\\'n lhe land: $24.!l~. 00 p . p . 5 RR .. family rm.: \•\pw o k rrt't1pera11on anu a 00 • Pyml•. '""I. IX. & ,·, •.. lm-Ral a rn1n. 01nl · . kl ' 1 ,. d ho l movt" cus tomtr. ,... ·' NEWPORT SHORES . 3 "R •. O<"l.'an & hlly f..· 1w1n 1ng sre a 1 1~ ream 11~ • Charming n. hotnt'" . p 1 if!' , lorvtr.iidi1ional yearr<1und Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 rned.Po.~.'lf'S.'lion.Srllrrleav· Canal front lol. $20,000 f id' nuarlrr &1' Front lightl<. rr · mn 1 !'lr>. " • ' • BOYD REALTY '"R Cal. Mlltr. Bf'rirm & balh.
I . mi •. ~.,. s .• • DONV.FRANKLIN va ('atio11orinromehome.J George Wi liamson a.r:r Park 1-,1 rRrs. Spac1nus I Brdrooms 2 balhs maids 3629 E. Coast l!wy,. CdL\f dhlr. rlr1. gar. Big P.S. lot,
Rea ltor 1 . A r op-r 1 b11 Rea tor ' · · r593g e -1b I•· rm & l•m1·1y m
675 3000 flil in~. arr ''" · 0 · Y e 11p1 ·!-garagr Fireplacf' e 67~ 'vn ( " · r · • 67J.4350 64S.1564 Eves in this most desirah\e area. • 673-2121 lorcN1 .air heat: r.tin main:,---=-=-=.:.::.. This roiy 3 Bcdrm on W,
I REPOSSESSIONS $1 00 (}00 -J 305. POPPY ~ide i~ in A.J ah11.pe. J.
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· · ' -DOVER SHcfRE.S l<'n,,nce. Y11rcl1 rrom bcarh, i Sparklingcleanhomrs,snme Jn~rp!11nr \\rbh. Reallnr v · ! 114RSan!iagoDr hooting,fishinRonS(luthbay.I OPE~ SAT/SUN.1·5 SI0.000. itn. &. bal. $34 . <ii!
newly painted & carpeted. 2, I ~ B11!bna Real Es!ate Co. ir1.1.• mme. . 5 BR 4 b , lront ot C'Xclu~IYr: picrur-3 Bdrm., 3 rull hath~: sep. 5·14. 2. V.A .. 1. conventional 1 •
• 3 4 & 5 bdrms Some with '00 E, B11lhoa R\vd., Ballxit1 Brsl buy -spar. · · a, din, rm. ExlTa la:t. 2 ('Ir t11A. S11lesman W11ntrd.
m llA\' ,\ llE1ll'll llEAU'\' I :\I'.
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e~ue, private .. lil!le Island".
UNDER VA
3 Bedroom 3 bath, luxurious
mansion. fiM:sl ntlghbor.
hood. Heavy 1;ha.ke roof,
block wall, den, family room,
large ft'lrmal living room
with fireplacP, formal din.
Ing room, elec bltn kitchen,
tilP, dbl!' CIYens, sUpt't cle&n.
ne111 c 11rpl'l.'i & drape5, cor·
ner room for boat & tTailer.
Lo\\' maintenance landscap.
ing. Price redui"ed ro $36.500,
VA Rppraisal $37.000. Your
terms caU. and see today.
I' 111m1;111m9
'61M71 I ::::. I 54MI 0 HUGE FAMILY-JK,ois. FHA.VA ~nv. tenns, 673-4140 Ar!aptable nonr .plan ~rr j Rar. with hoat 11toragt. Eltc-S"e Page 1087 Yellow Pagt•
ROOM
from $17,()()1) to $40,000. BE ST B UY tOuple or li::-e. jam~ly. Ne Y tronfc fll trrrrt forced a ! r. C. Quintard, Rt"altor 642-2991 DESPERATE Wiii take $600
Collins & \\'att5 Inl". r!N:Oraled. By app t. S9l.OOO. Xlnt JOI" .• nr. «e1n~ f\IESA Verde 11.rea. 2 sty, Iota! to FHA In. N(> 2nd.
YOUNG EXECUTIVES The most ou!s!and ing value 8843 Adams Ave. 962..5523 8 AL 8 0 A Bill .Gruncfy, Re~~20 ONLY SSS.000 4 BR & den. 2~ ha, bltns. 3 Br, 21,1. Ba, 2 c. Gar,
General CJ1111!!ic Rem (ownPrt by re·
timl o~{'8,r winning studin
c1P.CC1r<1l(lr) ill'. '" m,,.., ;,
on today 's market in a tux. . • I DUPLEX i;:33 Dover Dr .. N.B. Scenie ,Propenies 675-5726 $.19/iOO. By ownr, aft 4 -Patio, Pr Pt)'. n4/961J..5170
I ury (nearly 1000 sq. lt.l 3 Valentine Specia 1 $23,500 Tht "Yeltiw Page1'' ol !'>4&--!758 DAILY PILOT lor action!
condl!ICln. Shutte.I'!, t\111,
r.urtalns. refrig,, stove. Ask.
lni:: $75,000. You ca1ft b(oat the li\'ln11: fea. bedroom homr. Consider Custom deluxe duple.~ Sh<1rp 2 stnry ·large 3 bdnn. classified ... Ma-5878 "w",-"·u"-h",-",,-,ou-,-,~11-! 7&4~~756~178· I Cati 642-f.678 & Sa\rfl! tu~s In 1his home and you I thtw feature!\: IBl'l:'e separ .. 1 Bdrm. 2 b11th & 'l Brtrm. I-2 hrlrm. _ prinip llJ'{'!I -''OOL L HOUSE0 Joannides, Realtor
r;11n·1 brat the financing , 4 at(' fam ilv rMm \vith t\'et All elec .. blrn~. Sundeck ~v / Potential Rental$ . '6.700, Sh11.rp & rlran. 3 Bedrms,
Bedrooni. 3 baths, torm11.I har. form~\ dining, 21,g hath~. ocean ~JI'\\''.
1
f'r!ced for quick JO'~ rln. only $3i ,500. Bet· fun dining rm, hullt·in~. n11.
dining, family room. CQver. nC'erJy new shag carpet, ii11lr $5.9,500 . trr hu.rry._, • . hn·al hirch kl!chen cabinet!.
ed patio 1\·ith rire pit. All onl hC'avy ~hak" ronf. Ollly 10'.ko BAL ~OA BAY PROP. TI·!t r::_~A L ES.TATER!' ;,10.1'71.0
&n oversiZC'd Jot, l1l mllrs dn\\·n. $~1 .:.00. Call 671-85.lO 2309 \~.Bal boa, NB f.71·7420 Daily Pilot \Vant Ads have TAR BE LL 29_!S~arbor
from 1he OCP11n. fl/'.\ '\'A THE REAL ESTATERS 1-'Ur bt'st ttsul1s! 642-567~ J b;irgains i;;alore. Baycrest . Prlc1 C":'t .
11~rms t'lr t;1kr ovrr 1'~1~1tng R U A N I ted General General Mi111 condition. Everylhlni::j 6"i'fri FHA. loan . $·10.!l.iO. • • eq eC llkr nt"IV lifu.~1 ~l'I[ l&~I.
COATS , Hero? Op,.n Mou~ Sat . & ~·nn. 1:30 1
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WALLACE I yoor ValPnf!ne thi!! lovely 3 Beach. &t,:1-4S4J
REAL TORS ht'rlrMn\ PflOl homr in most Co rona del Mar Thompson. Bkr,
E , I dr!!lred 11re11 ot Costa Mr..'la . 20 AC. Orange Grollf!, River· Open ven1n91 ONLY s.16.:IOO. 3 BR. & den. Beach privilege. You own i:ide arc11.. fi Yr. nld irecll.
• 962-4454 • Walker & lee the land. Xlnt term•! $42,500. cood '""m" '"' """'"
L!,f•k Harbor View loc. for f1nure sppretiation.
4 BEDRPMO. OL 2043 \\'nslcliU Orl\•e 3 BR .. 2 ba., fam. rm. Super sized lot Sacriticr s70.@ . 103 Oqwn. 40 FT. &1s.1n1 Open •tiJ 9 P?>f that you own! hill. 9 yn. P..tsy fnlde. 0\VN·
$11.9so "" 548-'"-' I '"'"~·,, ... ,room• 1hn~"1. WESTCUFF 1234 Sand Key $54,500 lcHILD·s PLAYHOUSE I
Huge family rm, ('n!TY h~!J. tioderprlerd Open House Sat./Suo. 1·5 lncl. wuh lh ls Nl'\\'flOrt HihlJ.
Park Ji~ \'Ard. l.l!l'l;e ~w1n1 Prl"stiit' Art11 [ h(lmt' t'll'I R.2 Int . Nf'wly
pool -dtckina and p11!1t'I. Fr1t-nrtly Charm dr-cor. W!dt-& 0111. A Jt'l1v
'40-1120 3 BR. l•m. 2'> BA HOME SHOW REALTORS ,.;,. M $22.!IOO. C~t lodoY.
TARBELL l9S5 Harbor Blissful Privacy 3535 f.11&1 f.oa.'ll lli(Chw•y Scenic Properlit'A fiT.>5726
1n.., _ , 1u1r ~"''· , JERRY FREUD '"""'•.kl ~1.. md· "'" ""'"'"'""of ow•• I
bf1trooms."O:irnt'r 101. All CHAS ARNOLD Ina thet White Elephant \l'I
Torm•. Woo 1 lul' • lh• a!tlo for oomoth;oi ""' ' \\'AL KER k LEE , 646-7755 ca.n llff? Try the Tr1d~n
REALTORS {)pc!n Dlllly U:30 lo 4:30 PandiH column ln tht Dal·
64&-n 11 * Highland to Marian !An~. ty Pilot Want Ada.
bime·A.Unt 6'2--5671 \\'e.'U h~I p.)OU lliell! &n.ont For hMt :resulta! fG..'i67I
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GraciOU!t 2·l!lory hOmt on 2
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BR., 2 ba . with ~!udlo apl."
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fruit lrPes. $69.500.
Newport Beach Rea lty
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Fountoln V11l1y 300 Hout.es Unfurn. Huntington Harbour Laguna Bt1ch Ntwport Beach Condom iniums Reil Estatt ¥1tnttd 114 HoUHl Furnished
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SACRIFICE • 189.000 _OPE.';' Sal & Sun, 311 4 Bonn NO DOWN G.I. I for Hit 160 l---------
l\1agniliCl:'nt 4 br, 4 b.11.. Dr., 4 BR, 3 BA, lam .rn1, 01)C"n dally l-5, 2056 Tu1tln S.23.500 LARGE J BR Condo HOMES NEEDED Gtner1I 1 Costa Mes• University P•rk
S~nlsh 3 BR. 2 BA, rarhe.
dral beam cttll11a:. &>st land. 1
sc•pln&. Best art>•! Submit
on low dov.•n nr VA/FHA
terms. Only $31.950.
HAFFDAL REAL T Y
\\'aterfront homf" in Hur1o din rn1. 1len, f11ntastlc \'LfV.'. Ave. l Min. to sehoob! Lge. w/hHn bunk bcd1, private 1 I
tJngton Harbour 1 o t · S-19.:icx>. 49+-219l 4 AR. + family rm. off patio, dblt'! caragc whh bltn ror transferees. \\'t art thr LAGUNA BEACH 2 Bdrm. $125 MD.
v.·Aterf.mnt j7' dock. CaJI Laguna Niguel kach. 2 Pa1ios. Vacant & stor11ge, lmmar.uh11r 1hru. j excJush1e agenls for a 08 . $100-utll pd aCrofilli Jrom heh 2 BR., 1 bath •••••••••• ~
213/592-HiOl tor apt, Prin-ready! out. tionAl rorporation Cali local $130-util pd nice l Br quif'! U 1 d 1 . kids OK l BR., 2~11 b&tha ...... ~
cipal.s only. Refre1hingly Differe nt $ct'nic Properties 11.atnt before you Iisi-M7.fi6l2. 11.50 • Lg 1 Br, plltlo, ~~r.1 ~~~"~,~~ ~:r:Sman ltnc. I l BP.,, & 1dln, rm. ••·•·· 1325132_
Irvin• ~IONARCH BAY 6i.'l-~726 6·1~4016 "TIBURON" Rc58.lt.s, Larwin I~ • 2 Br lrplc pvt 111.:h. • l SR. & am. rm....... ,) -;;,:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;f NF.\\' CALlt.-ORN IA VfLl.A 11 UNITS N"111'""~1 Sho,.,, Boll!. Buy chea~r lha.n new! LEASE on hou11r I any rond) Blue B••~on .. 645-0111 W .yard. S1ove & f7 1riz. I 4 BR., zi,.; baths ...... '. $325 • C d 1 h Jt ~ ""' C \.\'/lot suitable for bldg 4;;· -avail. &12.:rm an Y ti mt 4 Bdrm 21,.; baths view 842-4405 Eve~: 5~1-2446
BY O"'NER, $75.4.'"JO, -t BR.
2 b11, bttn!. frpli•, rover•f'd
patio, Ill('([, Ur St'"OOOl.s.
6-12-22G4
IMPORTED ustonl r.s1~n (lr t c .u i-Close to ·beach. FuU tiUe. rp1&. drps, palios ln, mo\•e-boat. 1213) 281-2;)1tl PRJVATI': Beach 2 BR 646-9666 s., '
niare In South Coast l!Ving · Exerllent year around in· in now. w/EV'ERYTHING'in Laguna . TuMle_Jl«k .......... ~
FOUNTAIN all J'Vlllll~ lial'e ocean v1c11• come of SJ600 rno. 14 L•rwin R••lty, Inc. 5200 2 BR house 1n courl, Cpta l B "'4'Ai balhs ........ U50
Huntington Be_1m __ _
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. 1·5
17182 Friml,
In 111r1um. Mr:idc11n tJlr ,.n. 111ltl oprn lo huge \\'l'ap. <"'''''· 0 ,1, 8 ,,., •Id. 71562 BmokhUNLI A" .• H.B. I ~ 1 • ,,A. JllNI It drp~ no pet~. 1 or 2
I I • v • ALA Rcn!a 11 U'"1•· ;JlJI/ 1 •. ,,, •"•I'd-·. 2071 \Vallacc. try: 1100 carper1n~; p10 csR. 11rouod ''iew drek ovC"rlook-Sl3.l.OOO. Trv 20-;;, d 0 • ~5411 •nytlme Financial -~ '"" ·~"
lndscpg., &. n11111y e.\:1ra!. Ing pool . ovt•r 4300 sQ fr 616-2414 Graham RJty. 1 SUiO . Nire 2 Rr. Bl1n~. CID 64&-7719. This•~ 11 l BR. z1,, h11, hnnle undcr_rool. 10001. sq ft dl'Ck l-BR. i>harp & l'ltan, 306 POPULAR Monticello split I washer, rlryer, gar, palio. ~B~A~C;.K""B~A~Y.-~lcg=-~3;--;;;?'-;;
in thf' hraur. Turllr Rock and 8.)0 YI ft 11~1s.hed ll~r-Catalina Dr. Cprs, drps. ~~v11~11 ';~~"-2 R:-, ! ~ Buliness Blue Bei1con * 645-0111 Ba bllns f~ncd
arf'll on !hr lr\'inl' Ranc:h, ll"I' Siii 000 Joor drtail! 200 BEACHCOMBERS HAVEN I dr-'uc, 'M 1. " · · · Gar. !\fa turf' --•e. No pets. facil. $22.300. 0 w n er. Opportunity . Pr1e«1 <it $19.SOO v.i11l an as· and or appL 10 s~ 499-2974 112-1 ~lo. Brok~,646-2414_ !Jl().l4Sl. Only Sl.lj Incl util 61' 646-2661. "SINCE 1946 ..
sumable low tnr. Joan & you nr ot97-L>37. I • • • Al.A Rtntal.s • 64-·" 4 Br, 2 bit., family rm. i\leM Isl \\'l'slrm Bank u1.1-0\\'n the land! EASY Li,•in1t: 2 BR 2 b11 JIM THOMAS I ~ Hunt. Beach I Lido Isle '°"'nl'lsi', Xlnt ('tlnd, Job Income P r operty 166 B•lboa Isla I Ve.nit. Children ok. S265 University Park .•
(i d h.11 I I $~= O P .O. Box '631 . mo :>4G-2.l71. I Days 13""'101 Ninhfs_.
DirtC'llOns· South or ~\'arner, .· ... ·re I BAYFRONT BUY ran!> Pr, ~".......... nr. Irvine l_BR + est rrn. Avail l 4 br hse near So. Coast [ -•
Wt-sr ol Spnn.i;dale. If you Largl" pier and slip &1:?-ilj9· OCEANFRONT You are lhe \\'inner of ~eb , Jp""',·r Op2•2"0 Phu:a. $240 mo 714/534·2311 13 BR. 2'ni BA, Lar&:e bonu.s
111an1 a J ~1oom homf't J.:"1 Fr. IC'e 101 *m OCEANVJEW Ave for , INCOME 2 tickets IO I"" Sal/ un ·' · 71,~91 f p I ·I} , 1 h gale by owner View of Bay "'" A 8 1 67)-8196 or ,....,., · toom. oo priv · _ \\"Ith \\'!lrmln 1\11( C arni, Rrall•' Tmn1atulare J bdrm5. · We•lern Nati'onal me yst, · --"'~/mo * 64.>-2996 this i5 ii. Brirk firep]a{-e, Univ. Park ce:ler, lzvi~ 2 bArh honll' k Ocean. 5-18-7983. A pride ol owllt'r.ship beach 2 BR. 1987-B Charle St.1-· .
shullers llilh o\'et-draper1es Call anytime 833_0820 2 Patio an"a.~ Newport Heights triplex, Tv.·o 4 BR & onr j Boat & Marine I Coron d•I Mar I Sll:i/mo. No dogs. Call House1 Furn. or
in e\·ery room. "'all to 1\'all A ~lust aee at BR. Excellent summcr/11.·in. Show 1 BR . f'u . l-lreplaee. Lovf'· 1 642-22.19 or 646-7017. Unfum. 310
cirpeting. Exira large patio Be•ch $149,500 CHAR~1ING two story Irr rentals shoWing net OP· II.I the ly pal & yard. So. of NE\VLY dee 3 BR hse.
whh built-i n bar.tie-que. L•gun• Pe""' Gill 67:).2723 prestige home wlt.h a I pcra!ing income ot O\'er ANAHEIM Hv.·y. ase. Adults, no I deposit req'd. 262'2 Santa Cost• Mes•
lk _, .. , •parkling nnnl. 4 bdrms, 2 $14000/ 1 1 1 d' T k CONVENTION s~ / 61'1°" 962 ~~ Curved brick tntry \\'a a1MJ DIRTY Bryant \\'il'sf neallors, N.B. ,,,~ . yr. n eres e · a e pct!, «o mo. ,,.... """' Ana. $lj(), -._,_, Co 2 BR frpl deroratil•e brick fence. Two ba ., lari;e kilchen "·ith 11.JJ a look at !he price, $110,000, CENTER CUTE ttage • · yf'11~ old anrl betler than FACE Prim• Lido Nord bl1n~. Fine cpts/drps lhen call &16-7171. February 20tti thru 28th Lido Isl -1'.l BR~ ~am ;2~: N~ sc~ls ~~~. r;~ai~2~~Jj~n:z~~~;io
$30 200 Ph 8'2 m;· . Id R h h ;; BR. 6 ha ., w/elevator. 59 S.\-1,000. &e this today. THE REAL ESTATE"'S Pl II 642 ~18 I 314 • BR 4' b I I I & s Pg. , .l. o pe .s ""'I\" 0-, . C"·••>•"• 0 a•• ousc . r.; ease ca .. ,., . " . , . ,, a. wa er ron I o,,31 39 •fl•• 6 pm '"' · · · '""" ""'''. • '."-rt Joi. Pitr & flo11.1. SZ7j,000. 64&-2114 Grah11.m Rlty. ----------OJJ-'"' Condominiums 1llE REAL ESI'ATERS
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archifecturf'. Det;iilf'd e:.!f'r. · T ' f L 'd Isle OCEAN ,· 2,11 La J II e e a e e bcl\~·cen 9 and l pm to clain1 , home \\'/dock, on Lido Nord I 1 1 1 320
G NT MANSION · 1 BOARD g, BATT 1P 0 1 0 '1ew, o a. I your 1ickets. ~North County S\JO(I rnonth 3 BR, 2 BA, poo • rg PAY Unfurn.
ELE A · ~~E; BRICK. STUCCO'. Beaut.~ BR., 5 BA. home 2 I BR, 4 ba .. Rum.pus. r m l'lrd & Oran,e:r, C't. toll-free number is ;;.JO.J22fl\ Bill Grundy, P.h r &12-4620 rin. 2 frplcs, crpts, drps.1-_:;;.::.;;.;_:.::_ ____ _c
2 Story j brd!'11m. $28,:i(J() full LO\\', S\\'EEPl:O-:G ROOF-lrplcs. fiEi !!. i1·111rr frnnta_g!'. ~ -!;1nr, $49,::.00. $118-;J166, DUPLEX $36.!l~.O * * * Newport Beach I ~btl~l'~"'0'"°~~m~o=96&--0=::-:"='=· == l ~N~e~w~po~r-l~B~H~c~h--~--1 prir(', drn. fo11nAI dining LJ:-.!E.'= \r 'LONG OVER· Room f~r Jarge boat slips. :yl&-:t289 Builder 642-490:i DlsrRIBUTORS NEEDED Dana Point -
rooni, fa mily l'ClQnl, lar~€" Pr1r:e $ iOO 000 * BY O\\'NER 4 br 2 I BALBOA 2 Br, 2 Ra house.
k·,1c"·o ,,,,,h hl•o•, h•·•c'· HANGS. l.oc11.1td in Blurbirdl . . . • • ~'01' 1 6 ve old hom• THE BLUFFS "' " Bill Grundy Rltr b ~ d VA d Av1ul 110\\' un11l .lunr :'!. c ~ ease · · · · IJrep]a('f' in rozy IJ\'in~ roon1, 1..:0011.". a !"hol'1 rlislatlt'e frofn •ll~l ~ c D N'R 61'>~6~ $,.;;,.,,., en.** ~o O",',,· 14"'~ 4 UNITS, I .Yr old. Corner !-!U:'\T'.'= . '\'ESSON . Nrw $1 .'" ,,,,.1 "Ill".~. 615-4020. 4 BR., .l Ba. fam. rm, cov. Ll"ase. lease.option or sale
19j0 Sq. rt. 3 BR. 3 ba. 2-
5ty. S3SJ Lease. Sl.000 option
n)()ney, $37,JOO price,
thl' bc'ach .t.1n11·n. :..::..__ ........ \. :._ r., ~ 'u ,::i,......, -..,. mul1i . million dollar ad· "' .._ " palin. Quiet' sL in 0 an a patio, up~r11de<l 11 11·crpts 6.· , d d l 11 ' NEW EXCLUSIVE S J C , t Int, 1-3 BR, 2 HA, frplc: ~21.1f 332--8 1lll ""e..,, dl'P-". mmplrrely ff'nrcrt .t \~rJl r.q11oc . )( rn1, · an uan apll r•no 2-2 BR, 7 BA, \ nicely l'l'rlisrrf !<na1;k park pro-3-B-R~2 Ba. Bayshnrcs Doll !oint, $290. mo. 493-3729
111.ndscaptd. Oversized !lblr FA:O.T. R:.1 . fl.OOR PLA'.\' Bayfron1 . .sandy be:it:h furn. 2 BR, l BA . 4 pvt dur•s. NEED NO\V~ Reli. 1
garaRe. Call 00\1', SERVrCEO BY 2 B,\TI!S ln1n1aculatf' 3 BR., 2 ba .. fam. rm., bit· gar. C. i\I. S765. n10. inc:. I able men or ivomen in .JIOtlf House. Avail. tn June Jjtb Dover Shores I
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'62-4471 l:::: J 546-1103
MODEL HOME
MOVE Rll;HT IN
fn 01\(' or •he finest ~cllons
in Huntington Beach. 4 bed-
rooms 11rld family room. 2,100
sq, ff. of luxury. Dt-luxe
kllchen w i t h dishwashrr.
Car!>f!lrd and landsca?l"d
reitdy In nll}\'" in. $37.7.;.n,
only l~'.~ do11•n or liberal
1-'HA tr.rms .. Phone 842-Z'ili
TI-IE REAL ESTATERS
REDUCED $2100-. -
3 BR. 2·1x2~ 111.m r1n., sludy,
brick frp.lr, big. big kilc:hi>n,
hug!' brick parlo, Jo\'(']~ 1nd-
Scm".·Anxious owners. 128,,j()Q
Call M7-1221.
Spaciou.~ parlor type ti\'. 3 BR., den. J halh~ ins. cpti;:, dJ"Ps, dblf' gar, $69,950. r . O. Bos 712, Cd:\I area 10 !<rrvice 1as1-moving al b11.r1t11in pri(•f'. I 4 BR fam rm den bltn
rm .. H,\S HIGH \'AUi.TEi) ~1\'11 by 11pp't. only renC"«I yd .. S225. mo. 493-l2G4 roin o""raterl pmrluer~ in llomf' Sho"'' Rl'Al101~ tiT;:,-7:.1Xt ,, .. 1..:1, U-bs,.;•cled',,,0w. LUCKY ··11··. J duplexes + ,~ • ,._ "" "" • CEJU;\IG:;:, ~1 ASS IVE Sl."..i,000 University Park hse. Ea. w/fenced yd, F i)C· rompany srcul'f'd locatinns, OCEANFRONT 3 Br, 2 Ba. Pool. $95(1/mo. 646-2130
BR.IC!\ flP.EPLACE. \\t '\\' LIDO REAL TY INC. 1 up & increaJ1e rent~. lJ'i(. commercial or factory, Part cpt/drps, dlx. \\'ntr. $250
CARPE.TING fVERY BAD· 3377 Via Lido 673-7300 10", DOWN I 67-~oo or full lirfle. 6 10 12 hours , Adlts only, no pels. 673-8088 1E ,~l_T_o_r• ______ _
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1.r : O I 1L Ek'f 1h ~val~~ • BY O\VNER-REDUCEDi Is all that's required 10 pur· I BY owner Two 2 br houses I per "·~k ·no srllln.1:.. CASll 1 Houses Unfurn. 305 3 BR., 2 ba., bltins. cp1g,
ranc stye ~ r t>nBJJ T11.IN $69.9.XL 3 br, 2 ba, 40' lot, chase 1.h1s CLEAN 4 hdrm., H B SJOI) mo income sJOOO REQUIRED S600 to Sl.497. I drps, 2 car gar, lease $223. 2414 Vis ta Del Oro
fam ', rm., ait ' · 1 ]£(' patio. 2111 Vi& '.\11"nrone, 2\J balh townhouse. 2 Jo'rplcs. do11i·~ 536 0438 ' \Vri1e for morr information: 1 Gener• Avail. immed. 496-3548 Newport Beach &14-1133
RANGE & OVEN. DISH· I idc. lslr Open all d11.y t"eh lone 1n nlslr. bdnn J. Over ' , · I lnsrant Food Supply, p ·?· . .
MSTR .. &-I.GE. PANTRY. 13 14 &; 1 ~. Call 673-2684 2 000 ft of fine Jiving & price lnduitri•I Property 161 Ro~ ~155, Torr11.nce, C11.hf. I BR pr1v co!! u111 pd .. WI Huntington Beach
This lwtrrr bil' homr is NOT or. :>-t~2j\2. . ' · -I I 9030:) Include phone numbcr.12 BR furn trailer CM .. S\10 .. . , A SllACI(. Tl h11.s nak floors, ----Ju~t l't'duCC'd 10 SJ0.950 fo.r INDUSTRIAL BLDG. --, ·__ -:--2 BR k1ds/~ts OK .... S12, SJ.iO -Hunungton Hatbour
lath & pla~lf'r, ,,1c. But i1 1Mesa del Mar q.uick s,ale. Vacant -see 11 6.400 Sq. ft. industrial bldg. I WANTED: , ~. \\'Orking 1 3 BR big Ince! lot. for kids $130 \l'ale.i1ront. 3 br, 2 ba home I Huntington Beach
has l:>een BAD L )' NE-I MESA DEL MAR 10 DA\. w/1.200 s11. ft. of alr-cond. !IBrtner, \\ood f1n1sh re~ov·j :! BP. horse r1:1.nch 1 acr, $1 6.i 111 /sun d_e l' k & dock
GLECTFO NEF.D'\ P.\INT orfict>s. Priced 11t SS2.000. ing .& 'Rvood b. le alcd, '1.1 ~1.gh 2 BR horsp ranch CM ., $11:1 Lesse/option, 6-14-4132 or 13 BR, 1'·1 _BA, carport I.· ~ · · · · · 3 t'ldrn1. 2 l>alh, l.i:e kitchen & , . sezv1ce. emov1ng o 1n1s l 6-1·1-2250 Patio blt-Jns. w/w crpt~ E.-GOOD GE'.\'EP.Al. CLEAN !am i·ni 1111h buill·iris \\'/\V Xlnt bldg. for an investor or lroni inlrrior ~ f':-;lrri(lr STAR*LET 776-7330 · .1 3110111 $2<11I · · · · ! .~slble usrr. . _ '. · . · --, --2 BR, crpts, drps, b1tn.~. & d11>s. Ava1 . UP No ma)Or rrp;urs ~erm t•arprririt: 1lrapes, frrl, rov.
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po Co!tl\\'l'll, Bnnkrr ,t· Co. wood\\'Olk .. llomC'S, buslnf'ss VERY CLEA'.'l 4 BR. 2. BA panelling, 2-car gar. $180. nto. 1a1 , last & cleaning r~l'C'SS/11)·. \\'1th a li1tlc paint l'n•!I patio. 2 r iir ,::ar. S31,500.
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hldg~. n1:cir1ne \'essel~, etc. homl' ln a pl'lme area. t-ully Av11.il :!/W. Nr schl & IH. :.48-19011.
•-t'!llO\I' Prell.Sf', YOU \VIL!. ---.['II ur II Dick Cramrr j7l4'1 614-24.".Q \l'o•·k o-'•rit on h~nd Lo Id & d•pd I·-· fenrrd -~--------1 "' ., 01\·ncr S1'!Jin.:: by appoint. ru. · : · crp 1 · ..... ,.. ~hop'~. 540-2207 or 213: HO ·Irvine
SAVE ~·IANY TllOUSA~DS. nil•rll , li7.7313 "SJNC". 1946.. Lots for Sale 170 nvC'rhearl, clea1· $100 n10.1 yanl. $22.l per mo. Call 1 _~4.18 1 ;.;;;;;·-;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;I
Offered "as is" frJr ---r. $1.'iOO req'd lo en 1 r r I ~rn1 ~~6-4141 • · =~~-~~~-•
$31 950 FULL PRICE Mesa Verde 1st Western Bank Bldg. I La Qu inta establi~hed businrss or ' n RE''1'ER'S DRE\i\1 2 Br SPi\CIOUS, clean 4 hr. l~e 3 BR 2 BA ' ·-·~---u · 'Pk C•-·Clb ill fld4n10 1' '1 lamrmal:'>leredtlh .. T'~VACANT~ SEF:TOD1\\''. GOLFERS PARADISE niuf' .. rs1ty ar· oun ... Y u )pc1s, • onry rf'Urnl'10 ~i· lrg yd, enc gar. :-;Int_ !oc. r.ardrns. $.~ mo. & f amily bcauliluUy decor-
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MISSION R EAL TY D•ys 83.)-0101 Nights Go1-g(.'()us fa ir.vay lo1s ionr af't'a COi' L '' Ch '•lde"o & ~·· ok. Slli. .. , •tcd, lush ca.....,.tiog & Map. • 011 1hr 171.\1. f111r11ay or ~1e11a S.1rrific•e L ·--"' -·\~/9-13-1!}4 I ...... I 9&:1 So. Coast H11i'Y-. l .. 1~una \II' '-t"c . ~2000 ex! 48 anytime ALA Renrals e 64J-J900 • · · ·•· rs. ~iinimllm care landscap..
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-Phone 1714) •94-0731 rrle ou.nlry ~ll.lb, By HOUSE for sale by 01\-ner ; or lradl' for 0 .C. --Sho · 2 BR l'i BA Condo 11.ll ,·,g. Shoe! •'·'k -•c"-1, • 0 C I b II 4 b SSOC GI.ASS .P. auto-com· 3 BOR~1., l-~amily rm., park I • , , , . I ~ "' ·~· __ _ \I il('r. UI' orn u1 r., ot bdnn, laniily rm, ~xtras. TED lfUBERT l.· A.. .
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merri11.I Htl?;h gro\vlh great l . C ,1 K'd bltns aua1l 001\ at $J6j. h · I · & u
17141 Beach Bl\'d., Hrgn Bch """ potenlial. So. Or11.n~e Cnty OK brk . .' S200 a month, NO ~00· a '' r. 0 e gr e, $340 per mo. LARGE FAMILY '• !om .. rm., fn1m.al dining nn., ,1,1 1_1,.,,., u0,·,,,,,;1, :\411 Via t~idn. 67:-..s:m · · I hke yard o.o;ta "esa. 1 s ·c 11 'I H s opping. poo · teMis iO ·
Open 'Ill 9 p.m. This is thf! home for you : 2 fireplacf's, 2j()Q sq, ft. on Park; $471,000: &33--0943 13 Xln'I Bltlg lot~. arlj 10
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area.:. A natural for FEE. 5'1()..l720. 545·8424, Agenr. I
7700 $(!..Cl, nn ~~ artr, pro-!<i nglr levr\. 6-*"/, IOlln a~ model~ 81 ~1esa Verlie n'A'ne r/operator. $9000 , . SPOTLESS 3 br, bltns, l~ i d h•11 ASSUME fl'ssionally landscapl'd, Pool ~umablr. 01'1f'n House sun. I F.stalt'S among l~xurious incd'~ inventorir~ ·"' equip. 3 ~J?R1't + fa~1\yl rm., :u~l bll.. Panoramic vif'\\'. Lease ·. • .· re I
51/4•'0 LOAN 1<ible iiU!d family roo111 .,..·ith 11-5. JO~'lfi Ja~a Rd., Mesa Peal Eitalt, l !A ) homrs. From SJ .1,00l' ~ C&n at-rangP !erm! 64;,...o962 1 dining rm., built-ns., r , S2Jj mo. By owner. Refs
It I rircplact \l'CI har & i<par. Vrrde. :>'10-409.1. Gener~! $16,500. !'rl&-1077 Brokl'r._ •, eves ,t,, \l'knd~. . . I !N?(!wpo'c1 ~~~tlh7. ~ N, '0 FEE, req'd. g;17-7!l79. REALTY This 3 bf.droom home n'it h · UPF.R I 1·86 " ~ '" iou~ d<'rk. l''amily size ki!ch-S · o Cat Ion -J 4 CEMETERY lol s. Blur STORE-Ladies t 11 ~ h 1 on..,, . · I TRANS., must move by ear·
shake rool, Orick firepl11.i:e, rn. Massive s!Ont' firC'plarr i\1yrtlc"·~-3 BR, f~n1, I Spruce seelion. Harbor RPl'I <lress<'s & spor1swf'ar . $16.1. f,,1guna .Beach 2 Br, ly March nu 3 bdrm .. 2 1 Univ. Park Center, Irvine
"'all l'I \\All c:arpctini;, cus-1 ln living room. Douhle l:Rr· frpl~. J. HA-VA perwhng. Acreage for sa e ISO ~l'mnr~al Park $ 7 o o . Bcltt~_coi;r for fistures !.· ! RtO, CI D. Ch1ld1 pe1 /~ngJ.... b11... h!t-iiis. crpts. drps, Call Anytime 833-0820
lom draperif's, large rovl'r-1 age. 4 Bedrooms & 3 balhs. $77,SOO.Owner 499-190l or (1) • 6 Acr• Ra nch ;>18-307.1 stock: 11Z8 \V. 19th s1, CM.1 Blue Beacon* 645-0111 S2G.'i. 5.16-7332 or 827_344;;
ed pal.io 11nd. fence<! yard 496-3!l-1!l / 64""38' '· ~ 2 8 1.. ---Duplex•s Furn. t 49.9:JO. Ca!! • · '' ' 111 Nalionlll J.'orr~t ~:11.s1 of PRIVATE Party "'ishe~ to _ ~ '· , _ , BEACl£ HO.USE r .. ixer .. 1 BR. fA~f Rr-.1, 2 Bath, show.1; pride or ownership I B · •
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insirle and oui. S7i.~. Newport Beach Capi~rraoo. /\n idral 111.nr! sr!I large Emrra d ay GF:NERAL ON SALE LI · 11pfK'r, av11.1l nn\\' $17.l sunkrn Ron1an Bath. Newport Beach
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invrs!rnl.'n1 11nrl \Verk-rn1l \'iE'w J(ll. 4!M-996R / QUOR LICENSE \\'ANTF. .. D ALA Rrnl:il~ • 64.1.3900 •Call :136-3825• ;..:;.'-"'"-"-'-;;:.;;.:;.:;;.... __ _
Phone 812-2.'i~j for detail!!. 0 a·~ BEHIND IN I THE Rt-: . .\L ESTATERS I I/ hidea"·ay. Un!itnitrrl poren-LAG UNA Beach view lot Ora'ni?*' Co~nty bo~a!Jde $l 2!i • Gur!lt ('Ol 1age, t:ll pd . J BR 2 BA, Obi gar, ,valll N F~\V OL-eanlront u P P" r REAL ESTATE PAYMENTS tial for future d~velo~meru I $2000 do11·n. Oivner will reslaurant. 1l~/RJS-4i110 1 Irlcal l\'onian w/ 1 child Pon] !o b~h. 1\lany extras. Cpts duplex 4 BR. 2 b11., $300
H•ndy M•n Stacii1I $23,000 FULL PRICE and capital gain. S.l9.500 linar1Ce halancr. 968-10!!7 Investment Blue Beacon* 645•0111 di'fls, blrn~. S2:M. 968_347.1 ' mo, win1er. 5..'111 Seashore
4 BR. 2 full baths. panelled 1100 Glennr,·rr :-1 ~hort rlis1ancr to {)('ran and with terms. ------220 1 Dr. or 21:11696-7724 Mobile Home/ Opport unity \1INI RANCH S1 e refrig L B h \iv rm. hu1:e ~·ard, cor lot, ~94.9473 irl:l·fl3\6 sho11p1ng. 3 quttn-si7.rd twd-R. S. 8 1-0\\·n C\l. 493--1174' Trai'ler Park• 172 · -ll" · · agun• ea~.-----Duplex•• Unfurn. 350
lg encl patio, ciOlle to e\·ery. --=;--;==""""""=·c --roon1s, 1nas1er bedroom ha~ GOV'T • .,, •; w · M L 240 fan1ilie~ "·elcorne. $140 5 BEDROOMS . b h Id I ...., +• ar. n!e on•y to o•n ALA Ren111.Jll • 645-3900 thing. $2:),jOO_ Call S-i7.12'21. luxurious pnvate al . ea Land Package. ll&:> Ar·
Buih roralan:eact1\·e111.m-noorplitnwi1h1otsof roon1. ro"'hf'ad A\'I' San f'REE PRIZES 1st TD Loan SID-J Br.2Ba.Bltns.C/D
$26;>. Beaut. 3 br, 2 ba,
t•ustom bl1. Beams, frplc,
view. lmmac. 832-7449 eves. * 1ly on ii rui-df'·Sac. EZ care Upgradf'd carpets and &rnardino. Ca. ' gar pool. Kids ok.
bu1hin kitthl'n \>1th dish. malch1n~ d
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rapt':oi. $18,6001 Apartments for sal• l!l ?S~ INTEREST Blu~ Beacon* 64S.Oll1 L~~~Lip;, B:. Jr::: ~!;i~ • •
,,·asher & brpaklast area. VA Loan \\'th payml'nts o -· 2 d ··y· D L ON TIIE BEACH Spacious $240 mo. 546-1459 or &J2-j[l()Q
17141 Beach Blvd .. Hrgn Sch Srpara1e d1n1ng room. COT.}' $1:'!6 per month. /\nyone c&n FOURPLEX . ,\.lesa Vel'fl(' I Yr1s Space Rental n oa n I ·-h I s12· 1·1 . I ......., 'Iii 9 rnic "or. a u i inc '. 1 LEASE J BR 2 BA La01•na vl"<"n p.m. f1repUi ce, 3 bath~. pnvate buy' CALL -area. Xlnt buy l"r in· I Yr's Greens Fees ALI\ RPn1 111~ • 64J-3900 ,. . ... -
$1 ODO Untl Mark I parenls pa110 \\'ell t11nd· w I k & L \'f'stmenL 3 BR ov.'l'lt'r'& Term~ based on f'QUllv. II Niguel, blt1ns, re(r. t 285 mo.
MARK REDMON
10159 F•lcon
Fountain Vi1lley
You ttre thr 111innpr of
2 tickets to the
Western N•tion•I
Boat & Marine
Show
Br B , •<aped, ; °"bi , """" 3 er ee "";1. Mo"'hly ;ooome. .. ,. Refreshments 642-21 i 1 54S-ci611 HORSE LOVERS I 4!>!-4746. 49'-llll
$39.900. Call -Pnncipab. only. PET r: Serving Harbor Area 21 yrs. J Br w lrpl, full ac s~:i Lido Isle
For quick sale. 4 BR. 1~ Bl\,
like nr111· concl. f"HA • VA .
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Con\". 1erms. \\'on't las!, call
Colhns & \!.'arts !J62.:,.;2;i c & w
f\O OOIA'N to vell'r1u1s or
l'rL\ tenm 11.vailablf'. Prle-
ed tor immediate sale al
S25,000 -bring your pa1n1
brush. r11n1asllc IN"r linl'd
resi~ial area and quirl,
tralfic-lrtt location. Good 3
bedroom. 2 bath bOme -
mus! be sold::~ Call
54>-&12-1_ South Co a s I
Real tan.
Cl's $100
RPallors ...-. Entertainment ' B 2 B I 3 r S210 ~-"'-'--'-"'------BA1•P.ETT RE ALTY , Sattler Mortg•ge Co. r. a. a I -
5/Gtan 2790 Harhor Bl\'d. a1 Adams 6•12-ll'i:I 116 E. J7lh S!rf'f't l Blu• Beacon* 645-011~ ,j BR. crpld, bltns, pahn j \~IH6.l 0Pf'n '!il 9 P~f C At Palm Sprinns OUS 3 B 2 B C/D & rrple. Lease. Adults. I llt !hf'
ANAHEIM
CONVENTION
i .,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii< ... iiiii~"!'_.ii.J e 4 Ui'\ITS, nrar So. i;L ., SPl\Cl . . r, a. · S.".00/mo. Call 67J.-106J.
PRIVATE ROAD Pla'l:R. i\lonry 111akrr. Pl"in1f' Mobile Count r Y c h F t I I P./0 Chilrlrrn nk. SIR:"1.
(:onrl., <'rpts, drp~. frnrPr! Club Gr•nd Open-as as • Al.A P.rn1sl~ e 6-1~1-3900 lmm.1''· J Rn, dC'n, din . rn1 .
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1190 Glennryrr Si. J b,1111 honle on h:r, !l'nrl'rl Si:'.RO yr inco n1c. l..O\\ do\\'n, ing -Feb. 14. Come lst & lnd Trust Deeds 1, ~ie~!!!.!~o Beach ~!l.l.9-17l 54!1-0?.Hi . . . good 1t'rn1~. Fuur Star out tod•y & regiiter S LS ===~""'"~ _ _ 101 L1J;?h! n11 y 1•00111.~. rnnn1-P.r11.ll\' S.'l;}-4-122 }'REE APPRAI A l HR bu ill-in.•, n e "' •ON THE MALL• r111·rr1 lnv.n.~ & beaut. .i:ar. ---'--for the pri:r.es . Se-Cost• M &s• lnve•tment ·
tn :'>fonarch Bay. ,\ spar., i1rn~; rlhl. !l'.ru ·11.i::r f.; ~ll()P. LIDO ISLE· :\1ust sai·rifle:e. lect a choice lot 54a..7711 •nytim• I carpeting. !\ f fi
charming 2 BR. hornr \\ 1\s~oc. pool t.r p11tr1ni: f.:l'l'('n, 6 beach ap~;, All !urn. 6 while 1ome i1re still 5~"-'~'-'_1_0_· .,.-~'796_-7'.ll. a 1
huge vie11' deck. Bl'll.Ulil\111~· P.r~t buy In arra. $64,j()Q fa'.~garagr. 'w:~11.n.0Lea~e 1 •v•ilable. Mortg•ges, C o ron• del Mar
derorflled. Pri\•ate L"on1mun. r~H 6-12-4'620 ror 11.pp·1 . at"' 1~ yr. -· "'ncr. 1 Trust Deeds 260 6,2-109, d.,.. 3 BR 2 BA. 'Valk to bcarh
lly. 559.~-Bill Grundy , Realtor ... .•. PAL M SPRINGS & $Chool. Bal(.'()ny, bllin~.
• SPECIAL HOME e 4 Units l3·2·2·21 BargAin I MOBILE COUN-14'/, YIELD rclrig, 111·asber, dryer. \\'ork
f"o_r ,_peci.al cou11le. Cust. bit MT, VER NON \ "' $5.i.llO. 10'& d 0 w n · TRY CLUB: Active I ls! TD on primr 3 11.r parcrl. hf'nch, ,e:ar11.gf'. Util pd. S3ii
h1nside hon1e \\' a hui:e ,\llniature w gracr. eharm & 83.1-8090 24 hr.1. Bkr. , •dult mobil• home Sli.OOll. All dur J yts. Incl. mo. Yrly lea!<t. Pers &
playroom. 2 lt'fllci;.; "·h1!f' hl'11ut CouMyard enlry. 3 Business Prop•rty 154 community, lushly 9~~ Int. San Juan Capis. children nk. 67:h'>456.
11.·111er '''""''· Victoria Beach RR. 2 ha., family rm., din. -l•ndsca -d, ll-hole lrAM. l:i'i" discounr. Bkr. SPLIT·l..AtVt'I fmnl dupll">:.
11.rra. s.'i2.500. k llrkfst rms. fOR SALl: • rif'lu."<e pf'n· ,.. 493-11~ or 493-1706 pvrs. RETIIKE REALT\" OPEN SAT/ SUN 1•5 thoust Prof. Bid.Ii:. ocelln 9olf cours• com· Ler, 4 Br. 21; bl\. SIOO i\fo,
' .'""~a ''i"\I'. 0·o Cleml'nle ot92-l38-\ plete w1'th putting Wesley N. Taylor Co. t;,o.t S. Ut. «11'>·· 4 ·~ 2601 Buckeye ' ~ S NT
REAL ESTATE Newport Beach I CENTER
I-BR . sharp I: cll'an. JOO , J.'ehruary 20tti 1hru 28th
Ca111.lina De. Cprs. rlrps. , Pleasf' call &12-567ll, ext. ,,J4
c;11r. ;\larure rplr. No pe1s. he!wcen !I 11nd I pn; 10 claim
Sl2:J ~In. Brokf'r 616-2.\14. I your lickrr~ .. tNorrh Coun ty
PIER i.! f'LO.l\T -!11kP.~ Ir. to!l-trre oun10rr is .>40-12~1
~izr boot, Ll!e 3 BR, 2 . * * *
BA home. extra lgf' patio. I Newport Be1ch I $400 mo. 637--0324 or 6T>343.l
\VATERFRONT 3 BR. 4 Ba. 2 BR oce11nfmt 111.·r duplex
home. Newly redec. On san-• S~ rrly. Cpts, drps. bltns
rty l>f'Ach. Sl.000 mo. J :i009;-, Seashore 213: 248-1921
Bill Grundy Rltr. 642-1620 Duplexes,
'' Bn. ' BA, blllls, crpa, Furn. or Unfurn. !SS
k tennis rr1, walk to bf'ach. I N•wport Bei1ch
d h $17,000 DI COU &14 4910 TOTAL DOWN ARCH BAY BOYD REALTY Cemetery grHn an pro• op. .,.-~--;:,~· ,..-,-=::-=
r 3 i'I Lots/Crypts 1S6 Tenn I 1, shuffl•· * • 3 BR on rioubll' lot. 'Ownrr mu~t ~u 3 BR, 2 BA / A ramhhnl!'.. C11t1f .. !lylrrl 3G29 E. CMs1 H1,·y, Cd1 1 -board •nd swim-URGF.NT! OlOicr TD pays Crp!~. drape~. dbl garage.
I d'J'•. oo w•lcC. 1375. Pool•
Al~ ot BR. $325. 64~7668 \VE h t I 1 A ts -ave ren11s. p .•
OCEANF'RONT-3 br, 3 ha, homes: furn/uni, \''Inter &
bltns, cpls, drps. Partl~· I Yf'Arly. AvR ll. 11()111'!
home \\'ilh bl1n~ In Huotlng-ocr11.n ,.1,.w rst:i!r on nrnrl)' e 675-5930 • I Cl:METERr Ln!. Harhrir ming. Superb club-S2,674 prr mn. al 9·~ fnr a $27.i/lnn. G. II. Robertson
Inn 8"iich, Cail 1147-S.')31. 1.11('1'". Elr.i;:anr 11vin.i;: rn1., PANORAMIC VIEW-Rr~t ~1f'mor\al Pa.rk. rlol houia with cocktiil ~ ~·r JX'l'ioil , Gua.ranrt'('(! '"j Rea)lor. 67j.2440
The Re•I E1tate M1rt r 1 h I ' 36' f)prrits S!'crlor $12" I lull r"l'l'OUr~" A-1 bank rl'f'~ family-dining rn1. 11· rp 1·. of irtty /, tnain r a11ne . · -· , · 1 '1· loun11e, Boat and S.16.'> Lease. 2 BR. 2 81\.
DESPERAT-[ OWNER-· 4 BR .. l "-. Chiirmin' "'· RR., 4 h•. '-·1n'' \1'ffor1n11l Contact Fahy Johnl!On, JOO • 1714) ~2'>-4111 !oday or rv('.~. • 1 . 0 "'' '" tri1iler 1tori1ne, Im-N1>111". F11nt11.sr c view. 11 11::ueJt.t-~1ur!lo "' s lOllf' frplr . rl1n, 1·111., stud\: 2 frph·~. Y.", Hro11d11.·ay, San Diego. medi•t• O:C:upan· --16'/;-YIELD ___ thr llC'oCh. Adulls onl~·
• bath. S1\'UT1111in'" r.nnl, 1\·,·1 boc. Nr1~'ly rrdrror. Cnl. 92101 3 , d , ]'' d' 'I.''' 67' .,..,.n 2 B & d .. !""" cy. Pets •llowed. ' yr 1'ue ll "· ·1 ' 1~1 '11 • .>-•.l."'"· 4 BR, A. erpts rp~ I Lovrly jtlll'd~'n • Sl!l!l,500. On ~anct~· beach. SHi!l,;,ilO, Comm•rci•I nn prunf' l~t TD l'!f S·t0.000 2 BR, 1 RA, 1·l(l~ 10 lo\1•n,
lhruoiu. ~lodrl rendition.! Turn•r Associates 21l01 Bayshle Dr. Hy app'L P roperty 1SI PALM SPRINGS on c .2 OT'llnge Cn1y par'tf'I. :ltlultl', Slll:t Dt'r mo. Call
Subml1 on term~ \\05 N. eo11~1 llwy, t.agun:i Bill Grundy, Realtor Bl'kr. 493-1\:'tJ or •19.1-1700 agrnt fi.42-1771
KRAFT REAL TY 494-1177 Anyhme •'13 Oovoc De. N.B. 642-4'20 EARN 15°/o MOBILE "°' .;;c0"1.:C1a'-"'Mi-e-'-,.,..----1TI11 ~ach Blvd .. Hntgn Arh -
fum. S2.i0 '\Tinier. 646-6300 . Abbt'y Realty M2·3&'il'l
nr 644-85.."17. I
PARK Lido 3 BR 211 BA I~ Crpt~. drp~. hlt -lns .1
Firrpl:i.er. $275. 642-R797 l Aparlmen11 rorRent
l BR . dplx. ptly. fu ni Sr.if}
1 3 BR . llomP S277i Apts Furn 360 Ct1y\\'flfld Rea.lly 548-1290
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NPT lslaO!I 2 BR firepl. & Generi1I
~cv. rec. 2 9m_ ronm5 1% 1
Ba. gar. $29;1 yr. 673-08&3 HOLIDAY P LAZA 842.14111 Eve.•: 967-6424 * HARD TO FIND * 2130-H.ather Lane $100.000 Cash Doil·n COUNTRY CLUB UP TO $50,000 1--------1 :..--==~-In ht-11.ul!ful LA~na Bl'nCh. tmrnac 3 br, fnn1ity rm. $li0,000 l..ollns 81 7'i>-ll% h.1 huy or lMn agains1 TD's. COU...EGE Park llJ't'I , 3 BR,
DIVORCE Ocean \'i('W hom,.. 4 Hit. 2 r<lOL l-loml". f\1in. mnuirrn-"AAA" TENANTS Cali Rull.!l Jlafle ~:t45-14J:i. 1 1--.. BA, c:rpts, drp~. bl1n~. ror'Cf'~ .UI('. near.fl('W l BR. ba.. Good aind. Nice ya.rd. RllCf'. N•f' lo 11pprt'Cll'ltf' l J.000 ,q It. oc Airport 36200 D1te P tlm Or. frpi(', 1v1t1l ~111rch 1111. S~>:Al
• ! DELUXE Spacinu11 1 BR I S•n Ju•n C•p1str•"° \ !urn apl $\l.i. Hf'11ted ~I.
l BR., 2 be., lam. rm bll!-n!I, ! Ample P11.rkinlt'. No el'llldM"n
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2 BA. A)'l"PS bu1l,t home, Xlnl ncl&fiborhood clotr to J->riri'tl nghl. Fm 81,11c:11n1. W.R. DUBOIS INC. Ceth•dr•I City, C•. I I i\fn. ls! & last + $100 clP11.n-
hltns, drp.~. crptl, frt>lc, hick 1 FchoOIS. Priced al ·SJ6.500. mrnr. • 543-7166 * l I[ te l Ing. Call J4:>-667l o"1.·ner or
waU. Mated POOL. !and-I ~~ JEAN SMITH, RLTR. OlARi\flNG 1.Aguna Brach Call 3214515 _ HouusforRtnt . S:IS-7729 R~11110r.
scaped, I mi. 10 octlln. A$. ~ ~00 •~. lirh St, c.~I. &tG-32.").l 51ol't'~ & apL on Coa.st Hwy. for det•ils I 1..ARGE Ranch rype 3 BR
lllmt ll:lht lot.rt'-132,900. & I fl I I I II ~1 '. .-aoCOA3r1<.....: BALBOACOVE_S __ Lot 80' X !OJ' to allty. 11.m)'. rpr, uy -.,.a.
968.lll2ll Bkr. IOVNUU,,.,.~ WATERFRONT t•\llly lf'11~. Q\\·ner 'lll'llJ ,\n Ac11v11y ol tl'le Houu.s Fumijhad 300 ouldoor BBQ 1' co1•tred
BY Ow,NER, Walk to mArin11 -.-...s._...r:.-. fiMflt't 1\1 7.5~. Bkr. U.S. F11l8nc1A.l Croup JMlio, S2Z1 mo. Pen'On
k ·~ Bonavenhn'f. 2 Sf)'. 49!}.2800 Prime k>r. 3 BR. 2 ha . _iuns=le Realonomic~ Corp. 6T~700 G.,_er•I 1 Rf'11lty 642-1171
• "'-.. 1 .... nu n . ~ • , ,.1ory. Nl'11.·lv drror. f trH'<"d SPRING ~ h 1· · -.. • ,-·_-"'! nn. •.JOI , 100 \'!~'\\ of Ol'ran .t· \'fl. 30 ft. bO..t tliP. $1.~.:IXI Condominiums Mount•in, Desert, LANDLORDS . O\\'NERS / ""s Nsy 1v1ng
lnan Of ltfinaace. S.W.000 C11!al 1na .. Sm1'1l hut 0·11 G ndy Realtor for s•lt 160 R•sort 174 PROPERTY t>tANAGERS -2 hr. 2 ba. frpl<', pool .
finn. 14S-.11.~ bulldabJe ll'lt 111 l.ilg11na, 1 ru • \\'I" "'Ill M"ff"r tl"n11nt~ 10 you bllo~ 11.lu~I lll't. Atfult•. S300
NL'W l Bft 7 BA, .sep din $7.500 lnll prlN'. Low lfn 83J Dovr!...?r-~B. 6~2•4620 ATTRACTIVE Q u 1 I . AN1'El.OPE Vallty 40 Acrr5 frte or char;e .•. ~111.ny 0 11·nf1r j.IS-1443. I
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Nt-w r.kJ 'tvaU. M2-1Al6 4!»-6632 C\'Pll. F.:fl!l lncntfl'ln nn Cl'f't'n bf'h , 11.ra Pool. sauna. ele, tic 21.'1-436-91~11 <1r 439--!70!'1. ALA Rent11.l11. • 6-(3-3900 Quiel. L§e. S245. 642..o506.
Thi ra~~' drJW ln th4! W~I I The hli;i!I"" dra11. in lliP Wf.'$1 ~';.'.:tci lll)nJy s~.9:io 011inr f:x r. l!na.n!'t. M&--0120 SA l.E by nwntr. Salron Sta HtOE-A\VAY ):Inf location. &12-275.i.
• , • a DtUy Piiot CJu1i.ti«i l ••. "031Jy Pilot Cb1Mifif'd I· · 1 F·1u:1 rrsults al"' Jutl a pl'lont lnt, Rl::DlJCED. TF.RMS. fned yd. garaae. $140S.. =71~r ~,~,,,-,71<71-171~,,~,-8=uy-~1""ht
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2 £legant 3 bdrm. 21,! M!h Pool. Clnse In sh0p1. t150 . i ""'e.f' h~U ·~~~Po~· .... C.M. r I f B•lboa p.,.fnsul•
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Newport hach I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; -• e 1t:j '''K-OCEANFROr\T l''REE HALF ?..IOJ\'TH RENT l • Lov~ly &?helor11, I -BR. Quiet PRESTIGE 1 BR fum J t f Of * * * * Park-Llko Surrowndings ~ t.1a1d set\•tce, Pool. Util Pool. nr N.B. & S.D. ff"\'YS us El Puerto Mas• Apts QUI ET -DELUXE
-~ • G?s..814{) • & s.c. Plaza. Adults-S140 s· I Ad I * * • * 1.2 & 3 BR APTS
OCEANFRONT houst• by 2831 SO. BRISTOL, C.~t. 1ng e U ts 1 Bedroom Apts. AlllO rURi'J. BACHELOfl
\\'eek or n1onlh. 2 br, l 5-16-8791. Prv patios * Htd Pools
ha. 406 E. Oc~anlront, SINGLES $l30 all util except South Bay Club ls a ~e $130 up incl. uliliUes. Also l Nr 6hop'g * Adults onl)
•11 673-6801 elec, modern tia;·, etc. ~w wszy ol life dell&'~ turn .. P~ & ff:etteation MARTINIQUE APT S I ' Corona del Mar Adults only, 1975 Parsons Just ~or single people. It~ area. Quiet ~nvtr0nment. I 1777 Santa Ana Ave, c rii
, , (corner 1--ordJ. J\tgr apt. No. fun tvlng with warm, dy Ott 1treet parking. No child. i l\I A t 113 646.5542 ; . BACH ELOR apl. near 3, nam!e neighbors. lt'a . a ren, no pets. 1 gr. P
, shop'g. Pr\~ pal.lo. Adults. * DELUXE 1 BR & health club, saunas, awun-"""!!!~~"l0~~~""'"
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.• ' $115/mo. Util H\Cl. &tS-4095. Bachelor ap!s. $35 "''kiY & ming pool, par\)' room, bil-l D-1961 Maple Ave. * STUDI APT. *
r BUSINE!i.5 Mllll, Bach. apt. up. Furn. incl util. l\tonthly liards indoor goll driviilg Coata Meu. e 2 BEDROOi\1 N king range'. tennis courts, pro • 11;; BATitS., , · o coo . Avail'l'lo"' to terms avail. 998 El Camino. shop ai:xf reaident fennia pro. • ADULTS 0:-IL'
l\1ay lsl. $25 \\'('ek. 67;)....4859 54&-04jl Single, 1 & 2 Bedroom lux· lND~s~~ J:,~ACY • HEATED POOl.
BACHELOR. Close~ beach, 1 BR. $12D & $1Z. Spaeiou.ll. ury apartments w:lth all the Lrg db< 2 Br, }l j, Ba \\'/gar. _ 1()2.1 ~Usslon Apt. ~· C'-! .. I
, P \'I ~llo, Relrig, Hot plate. Adult!. Pool. Ideal for modem conveniences avail. &: liilOr. Park-l ike at-15.10.9&00 a~O.l:i)9
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1 673-1963. Bachelors. 548-9633. 1;}9l able. 1"'utni.shed and unfurn-mosph('re. Fncd pa tio . 2 BR. t BA. Garden Unihl.
... Costa Mesa Chureh ished, Cpt/drps/bltns. \\'ater pd. Shag crpt.s, drps, dshwhr,
FURN Bachelor & 1 Br. SJO-..&lW. patio, beam ('('ilings. frpll',
REi\tARKABLY Exceptionally nictl ti10DELS OPEN DAILY 2437 Orange Ave. fDl $1:>:\ gar. ~ Elden, ~l.'.:i--0062
UNRELJEVABLY 21lO Newport Blvd., CM lO A.l\1. . 8 P.i\t. 2619 Santa Ana Ave lCl $15.J aft 7 pm & Sun. $165/nw. EXTRAOROINARILY 1 -~===~-
"I BEAUTIFUL $30 \VK -1 per, wl kit RENTS FROM SHARP 3 BR, 2~ BA, 1600 I EASTSIOE
Val O'isere Garden Apts S.U. i\1aid ser, linens. TV $150 sq. ft. Studio apt, crpls, Brand new 2 BR. I BA. S11J.
Adults, 110 pets & tele. Sealant ~otel. drps, ~ So. Cst Plaza. ~ Crpts, drps, dwhr, self clean.
Putting '""'"· wolo•fafl & 2301 Npt Blvd. 640-74-1;1 mo. Dnve by 973 Valencia. ini::: gas oven all \Vlr & gas • NEWPORT BEACH Call 5'15--0718 Mgr. pd_ H:td pooi. 324 E. 20th stteam, fiO\\'Cl'S everywhere, QUI~. studios $ll5, 1 BR's, 880 IRVINE AVE.
45' pool, rec. roon1, billiards. $1 2~. No <'hldrn or pels. Ouiet Adult Living ='="="'-='=1<_•~-~~~
BBQ's, Sauna, furn.-unfurn, 2.u:i Elden Ave, C~T, see IRVINE &: 16th 2 BR. Shag cptl, bltns, beaut. SEACLIFF i\Iaoor Apts. I ,
Singles, l BR, 1 BR +den, n1gr Apt 6. (714) 645-0550 lndsepd, $170. incl all util. & 2 BR, 11 ~ BA. $140-$160.
•1 2 BR. From $135. See it! LGE nicely furn 1 BR. apt. Adlts only, no pets, S30 n1ove in allnwance +
200() Parsons Rd., 642.8670 $13.i. Closed garagr. No C U 2'11 Avocado St. * 646-09 19 reg. discounl. CllllS, drps,
Between I-Tarbor & Newport, men, no -pets. tnquil't' 1920 SOUTH BAY l B HARBOR GREENS patio, pool, infant ok. 1525
2 BJk N. 19th. "B'' \Vallace or 838-0038 Placentia A\·r . :WS-2682
'II t~~~~--,~~~-~-1 APARTMENTS GARDEN • STUDIO APTS MESA VERDE CASA de ORO * LRG I BR. apt. All ne11' , , • Bc.c:h. 1 2 3 BR's. from $110.
CASUAL Cal I L ' crpls, drps, Ille & paint. 2700 Peierson \Vay, c.~I. 2 BR, cpts. drps, bltns, \\'ash
l. l\lng In a Bllns $145/mo 5IB--0.151 L' h h f • I dry auach. Locked gar .~
warm l\Jcditerrancan almos-998 E:'i Camino, C.i\I. · IV• w ere t • un 11 1 ~"~&-03='-'~----~ slor. Lrg closf'IS. Nr. sh1l'1•
phere Spacious color co-BEAtrr. Country Club Villa. $150. O\\Tier 540-5.399, ;,.is.321)!1 ordinated apls. designed & AVAIL noi\·, 2 BR fur~. P~I. LGE I BR apt a\•ai: Ff'b. 2 BR, 1~2 BA, pvt pauos,
furnished for style & com· Rec rni, c_;oo<t locati~n. No j 1hru June, $17:i mo. c.rpt, drps, bit-ins. S260 mo. * TOWNHOUSE *
fort e He11.ted pool e Kitch. pets or children. 6-16--582~. 71~/.l21-09M * 827-8000. For further info call Jeanne 2 BR, 111 BA, crpts, drps.
en w/ indirect lighting e Sl20 1 BR, lSO. Newport LRG 3 Br 2' Ba 1500 Edv•ards 968-6323. patio. Adu lts. $160. 134 E,
DelUXe R/0_ Adults only. No Blvd, All . util included. No sq. ft. Fam' rm'.,bltns: frplc. NEW 3 BR owners unit, lrpl, 1 ,.,'="~lod~y-1.n=. _54,_· ~_1_168,._,_-,.
pets. pets or children. 646-8883 eve Pool $250/mo. 642.-0300. all bltns, sllag crpts, drps, LG 2 Br, 111 ba studio apt,
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ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR
ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY
BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF
AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH •••••••. FROM $230
For Information telephone Mr. Robert M. Buckley,
Manager at (714) 645-0252 or write to The
Office Of The Manager, Mariner Square
Apartments, 1244 Irvine Avenue,
Newport Beach, California
92664
I l (ll!i!JouALITY APARTMENTS J
1 BR.-$175_ tum. SUNNY 1 BR Garden duplel<. FURN bachelor • Emplo~ closed garage, Immed. oc-no pets, tamllies only. Priv
UTILITIES II\CLUDED Quiet mature adult. Rer's. man pvt entrance if patio cupancy. 540-1973 or pat:.i. 726 Joann St. $140. i i I d i
36' w. wu .. n 642.19TI Sill. 'catl 54H001. 1!40: 54&-3684 ., 64>-5221 ·,_ .. _ .. _232_1_. ---~_,NEW l "'· •Pt. No chUdr.n DIME·A·LINES-Da ly p lot s Weeken Barga n Mart-
• $30 WEEK & UP ATI'RACTIVE £-side Studio BAClL r-.;0 cooking. $S5 n'IO. For that item .under $50, or pets. 307 E. 18th St.
1 t-1 BR. or ST~DI<?S furn w/ apt. 2 BR. l~~ BA. Pool. inc util. l!IO!J w. Balboa try the Penny Pincher Call 5-8 pm, 66-1574. 1 --.,.,--,..-------,=-,---,.,-,-----=,,----,,,-:-------,=--:---~:------=cl
1. eompl. kitchen fall elec.). No pets. 646-6610. Bl\'d., 67l-2223 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. US
Free linens, heated pool, air. LRG 1 BR. \\1/w crptg, A~t,.-;U~l,..------,36=5 1 '-'=_:;;_;;;..:c.;;;_ ___ -"-"-.;_;'-------'--"-----------'---------'-----------'--------
cond, TV & ma.J service bl!ns, l adult, no pets. $132.i-;:-"=:' ~";-"-'-"-·----·i:S::o!!nt:.;o~A~'.n!!•'.._ ____ .:_S::•:'.:n:.;t•~A::n'.:•'..... ____ .;:S::•::.:n.:;l•:.;:A::.:n::• _____ _:S::anta Ana Senta Ana Santi An1
avail. Yearly. ~2-8320 1General
Daily & Monthly rates ~PACIOUS l b f 2080 Ne11'por1 Blvd., at 21sl ~. . r. urn a~\ e 642.2Gll • 111 quiet eas_.t-s1de 4-p\ex,
B/Americard • i\1/Charge garage. Sl30. :i48-I5l7 , -* $15 per 1\'eek u p NE \V LRG DELUA'E APTS iv/kitchens $2~ per 1veek
BACH-furn $139.50 up Apts. MoTEL. ~8--9755.
RENTAL FINDERS
Free To landlords
6-CS.0111 1 BR-unfurn $140 2 BR-unfurn $150 Sllj, 2 BR trailer, no 4JS W.1trti,c.t• w-
children or pets. l~~=="""------1 FURNISHED AVA.ILABLE * Call 642-3375 * I BR. Crpt!', drps, elec bltns,
ADULTS ONLY, NO PETS NICE l BR. Dpll<, Quiet. heat, hot watf'r, patio,
1760 Pomona 642-20J5 Sep. by garages. Adults carport. $120. Adults. 7892 * Studio Apt $11 O over 2.0. No pets. ~8-1021 Ronald Dr., H.B.
* 1 B d $130 ATIRAC. 2 Br apts. S155. $180 New :.!, BR 11.pt, bltns, e room Adults only. Nr Harbor & shag cpts, drps, patio, gar. fit· ?>tA{'LE ST, NE~ 19Tii \Vilson. 67~tn btwn 8-5 3j6 E. 20th. C~1 642-4900
I 645-0~1 DUPLEX 1 Br furn, quiet, Balboa Island
· $14C l BR. $175 ·• 2 BR. no dogs. Near shopping.1---------
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ing. Adlts. no pets, 740 \V, $lS5 • SHARP 2 BR E. Bay. "'inter rate~ $175
18th St .. C:\1. ' monthly. Yearly a\•a1I. ln-Hcatf'd Pool. Adults, no pets quire at apt. No. C, 673-1521
(teen okl, 642-9520 or 5'18-7771.
Classlf!e~ JNDEX l BR. fum apt, SI25/mo.lc''"o_r_on_a-d'"o71~M~a-r __ _ Advertising incl. util. Nr ~hop'g. 5321"-'"-"=..;;.:.;..:.=:_--
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HouHtforSlle J ..e N1. store!\ • Quiet adult. <lrps, f~plc, pvl pahos, $_250
_ 1985 Pomona, C:'\f. 548-0728 lo $325, 316 Marguf'nte. ~--. -. -.-~ 67;)..8472 or 213/797-2300 C lass1 f1 cation ·I 00-1 -49 Sl\fALL Bachelor apt, $80 per1~--~~-----t
mo, Incl. utiL 532 Center Corona de l Mar
Reil £st1te, I _i;s~t..~C~'~'=· 5l0-<16~~2'3.3·=-==]iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Gener11 I-L------~
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Classification I 50-184 Cpts, drps; nr shops; pool. ~~;
I ~ Uti: pd. 1884 i\tonrovia. _ O,. .,.. •
F1n1ncial . ~ Dana Point
1-S-!N_G_L_E_TV---,---k·I ON' TEN' ACRES
C lassification 200-2b0 .:,_ •' • pookl, pctsDo ·I k 2 BR. Furn &: Unfum . .,,a · up. 11 y. ana ,. 1 I " . I~ i\1arina Inn, 34111 Coast irep ace5 . priv., paOOs.
Houses for Rent 11! H\\y, Pool!! Tennis Contnl I Bid.st.
· !kl() Sea Lane CdM &M-2611 l'--c-1,-,-,;-f;-,-,,-;.-.-3~00-355 Huntington Beach li\tacArUiur ~r Coast Hwy)
BEA1.ITJFUL FURN. APTS.
Apartm.nts tor Rent $1~$165. Quiet, priv, patio, PARK Your car & ·walk,
2 wardrobes, lrplc, dn~sin!": nr ocean, nr shopping. New
l'--C-1 -.-,.-,-. --3~60 370 nn, locked sep. gar. Pool. ll.pts. 2 RR, 2 ba, beam
as11 ica ion -Sauna. Rec: rm. ceiling, trplc, many x1ras.
Rent1!i ~ of Beach Blvd, on Slater). i\1argueritc, 6 7 5-4 8 7 3, I~ 17301 Keelson Ln. (1 blk \V. $23.i ~.. S230 at 3 3 O
~-----~. * &12-7848. 54S-i98.l Cfas~ification 400-4b5 $1 25-Sl~. LGE. modet·n 1 br * COROLIDO APTS *
[ l~ hr occ~n; crpts, drps. etc. 2 Br. studios & street levels,
Announcement• ~ 409 Cahf. 536-4261, 847-5169 $18:> & up. Penthouses $220 •
1 BR, $11'> per month Dsh\\·br, frpl, dbl carport.
Classification 500.51 O including utilities Pool. 673-3378
Tradewinds R1ty 347-Kill l~B~R-w-/~S.--i~m~'g~P~oo-l-. ~U-til
p 1 jrt.iiJ DELUXE Bachelor Unils -pd. $14j/mo. w/leaM!. Open
enona 1 . ~ \Valk to Ocean. Ulil pd. Hse Sat. -431'2 D a h Ii a
Cl ·1· 1· 525 535 LINDBORG CO. 53&-2579 (downstr11). ass1 1ca ion ·
Lido Isle UN IQUE lrg 2 or 3 Br,
Lost lfMS found I f?)l db l ba. Cpl&, drps. 2 car L::iJ BEAO! Apts. Furnished l gar. $285 mo. 673-6904,
1'-------c" Br •. &-Bachelor. Garage. 67l-6719
Cl•,sific•tion 550-555 S200. S22:J, sr;i0. 320 Nord.t--~·------714. &12-4097 3 BR, 2 Ba. cpl&. drps, stove, JI ~ I · relrig, dwhr, ge.rb displ. Instruction Newport Beach S250/mo. 67~2698.
Classification 575-580 C'OUNTRY CLUB Coste Mesa
LIVING
SeJ'l'icti and Repairs fCJ Luxury gard.cn apts, offering ~ cornp!. privacy. b eaut.
Cla~sification b00-699 lndscpg & unparalleled rec·
reational facilillel'I in a c:oun.
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1 i• I l try club almospherl'. Furn. E~lo)'ment f or Uni -Models open 10 am· . 2 & .3 BR's
. , . 8 pm. Rents from $145. Priva!e patio, pool . indiv.
CJ.s11f1c•t•on 700-710 OAK\VOOO GARDEN laundry fac.
I II""-.] APARTMENTS Near Orange Co. Airport A:
Merdlandist: v ]700 l6lh St., NB UCJ. Adullll only,
642-8170 20122 Santa Ana Ave.
Classification 800-836 IV'1:'AMrRQNT th titgr. l\trs. Joachim • .APt 3-A ....... ~··--on e 546-6215 [ ll'LJ ] beach, 3 br, 2 ba, magnifi-
Pot• ... -r-. """' '~w wlgorage. Off. EL CORDOVA Apts
-· season t'f'ntt.l. util incl.
Cl•ssification 850-858 $'250 mo. 5484757 or &16-4833 OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN'
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Cl•siif ic•tion 900-912 drap&ies. 2 BR's, 2 BA 's. ~ these Char~lng 1 & 2 '
$3ij. 3121 W. Coast Hwy. Npt BR Spanish 1tyle, prestige
T 1 tlon Jf llf/ 2 BR \Jppcr · \\'alk to beach. Apls for adult•. Extr8 Ira;
ranspor • . $2.iO ind Ulil, Yearly. Avail liv rms, shait cpt'd & drp'd
Cl ssific .. tion 915-9'4i 3/1. 213 I 447-9443. thruout. Dwhra, •pac clo .. 1 .. CUTE NAtrrlCAL 1 BR e18, beaut. pool, erx:I gar.
I. I~ until Ju&>. See at 708 -43rd .. BEAlITIF1JL t & 2 BR.
Autot for s.le ~ I. NB aft 6 l \\'knd~. Conltmpo"*ry C-rden Apts.
Cl .1• I' CJSO 99 Hou&e Hunting? Waieh the P11ot~, rr pl c1, pool.
e s11 tu ion ~ C21'.N UOUSE column. .. $16-$160. C...ll ~Gl.
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Furn. or Unfurn.~. _:;37..;0c_.:F.:u..;rn.:·..;•.:r..;U;.;n.:f.:u..;rn;...._3_7_0
R0«n1 365 Cod• Mesa Apt. Unfurn. 365Apt. Unfurn. I
f Costa Mesa LRG. 2 & 3 Br. r-ll. dr'ns,1j~N~o~w~po~r~t~B~o~o~c~h~iiiiiiiijjNjje~wjjpoi;i;rjjljjB~e~a~chiiiiiiiiiiiii C I M • Costa Mo•• ~" ., 01 • es I I-'----'-----I freshly painted &: clean. ATTRAC like rl<'\\' 1.2 BR. Kid!. ok. &i&--0627 0 r
2 Hn, 1 1 ~ B.i ~tudk\. Slil. Li;: pool, cpts. drps, dis11I, * FREE G-1~4.
Huntington Beach Huntington Beach
FURN & unt wlbath l
kitchen priv, Pvt home.
Brookhunt & Adams area.
968-3051_
uul Incl . lliitk\ . .339 ;ibn.Uo u11 pd. 188~ :\l<1n1ll1•1a, RENTAL SERVICE .--------1 .'.ii~-&@ or 1t.w;..Jb1s. I 54s..ro36. \\'ALK lo shoppiflX centt>r NOW YOU CAN AFFORD
NEWPORT BEACH ofa Quinla fiermoJa
Casual estate living. Enter La Quinta Her-
mosa's Jush green atmosphere & stroll tree-
NICE l11:e roo111 JOl' man only •
Sl2.i'.I weeklc. 1739 Cresl-
mont Pl, C.l\I, Call 548-8U9
or 557-3149.
c-c~~~-"°"-,---,,.,-I Costa li lPsa , • llw1tlnjl!ton 2 BR upper, ne\\•ly dt"CT>r'. * * QL'lt:r :! BH. gar 1 Bt·, E-Sldr. Crpts. drps, Beach • Ne11'POrt B1•r1ch l Pxtra spacious. 1W\\' crptg,
& pool. CJJa/drps. ,\dult!! hltn~. I child ok, :-i:o pt'1s. 1·2-3 UR A.P'J'S, bhn~. colot• applian('es, bar.
only, no l'>r"'-, Gl2-.'«1-t:! I ;1·1:1. 6-1•1-lJOJ. Ask about our J)ISCOUNT Older chlld ok. No peti.
Enjoy $750,000 healt h club & spa : 7 pools. 7
tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's, Also 2-
story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitch-
ens, private balcony or patio. .f<'rom SI75.
Subterranean parking, elev, n1aid service.
F'ull·line food market, dry cleaner. beauty
salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts.
9 am to 6 pm daily, other times by appt.
Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of
Fashion Island. 714 : 644-1900 !or leasing info.
St:il • 2-Uff~1 10lA . Cpts, 3 RR 2 UA ne\\•ly redec, PLAN, Call 6.'Ul.022(). $1 :i£1. 5'19-3643 or 646-:1%1
dt;p1, siv-d"'hr, ::er. !l.'o nu ~pts &" drps, bltns, VILLA MESA APTS. 2 BR. 2 BA Tu\\11ho11se, lined \Valk \\'a•ts to .vour apt.
YNG coUege or v.·orking girl
Balboa lsL Kil & TV rm
tele. $65/mo & up. 675-3613
PRfil'ER employed man,
king ~ize bed, $15. Nr. 17th
& Jrvtne, Cl\1. 646-8716
pets. 700 \\". \\'1lson. &l2-79,)8 patio. Slti.l. 66-4337. 2 BR, Prlv patio. lied pool. patio, li1(' yard. No pets, ~rip you ~Pl!! 642-5678 .1 \\lhilr Elephant Dime.A-Lint 2 car encl'd gar. Childrrn 1 child ok. $1~. 5'l.>-1881,
Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apr. Unfurn. 365 welcome, no pets pJeasP! l\1gr. ]0-18-A i\lission Dr,
$165 mo. 119 \V. \\lilwn. C:\1.
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
I BR. Uni. $150 -Furn. $180
2 BR. Uni. $180 -Furn. $210
3 Spac. fir. plans, decor. furn is hings: live
\Vlthin rotnanti c setting \r /fun O!' pnvacy.
Terraced pool, pri. sunken gas BBQ's w/
seculded seating compl. w/Ramada & Foun·
Fount•in Valley Fountain Valley &Mi-1251N '~E\=v~s=,-,-,~,,-"'~,~.~,~B~R'.' * Sl5 .PER \\"eek ~ up
w/kitchens. $25 per w~k
• up Apt.s. MOTEL. 54!-9755
FURNISHED, utll ¢, \It/kl!,
femaJ~ only. Close to OCC,
$70 per mo, ~-
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ALL NEW
V8LL8YP8RK
AP8RTmeNTS
. . opens new doors for
• • YOUNG FAMILIES
2 BR Apartment $160
2 BR Garden Apartment $175
2 BR Townhouses $185
3 BR Apartment $210
e Pre-Scliool Center e Adult Pool e Cliildren's Pool e Private Patios • Electric Kitcliens e Wall to Wall Closets & Carpets e 2 Playgrounds e Carports & Storage
Valley Park Apartments
17256 South Euclid St.
(just south of Warner in)
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Phone (714) 540-4785
Furnished Models on Display
Professionally Managed by
WB Management Corp.
tain.
\\'lLSO~ GARDEN APTS.
2 BR Unfum. Nev.'ly dee.
New cpt.s/drps. S p a c
~rounds. Acllts, no pets.
$140/mo. 22S3 Fountain
\Vay E. (Harbor, tum \V
on \\'i!son).
bltns, crpts, d111s, garage.
Jm1ned. occupancy. ~1973
or 5-l.:i--2321. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS * Color co-orcl . kit w/ in direct lighting.
• 2 RR. elec bltns, lock.1"l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I * Oelux• ro1n9e & ovens * Plush •heg crptg. gar. l\lesa Verde art'a. Big!! * Bonus stor•ge sp•t• * Cov. carport
clostts. $1,jj/mo. No pets. Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 * Sculpturecl m•rble pullln•n • tile b•ths
~ICE room w/bath, outside
f'nl1'11nce, ~' b1k trom bay.
Xlnl neighborhood. 67J...7185 537--8-JOO Huntington Beaeli * Ele~a nt recreation room.
LA COSTA * BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. N t B h ' URNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY . Contemporary Garden Apl5. WALK TO BEACH! I ewpor eac Summer Rentafs 420
NE.\V 1&.2 br. Bltns.,swun. P atio!!. trptc~. pool. s145 .LOVELY NE\V 1 & 2 BR., Rik fro m Huntington Center, San Diego
ming pool & .Q'ar~. All Sl6CJ. Call ;..i&-SlS3 Crpts drps Djsh\\'ashers EASTBL.UFF }'r\VV .• Goldcfi \rcs: Colle2e. * * * utilities paid. $1511 lo $170 ' 709 P~lm · * 847:3957 2 BR. 2 ba. 1·1c\O.' a111. All San · Diego Frwy. to Beach Blvd., So. on
mo Adulrs no peti 354 SI-TARP lrg 1 & . 2 Br, · bllns callX'l<'d I.: draped. l Beach 3 blks. to Holt; W. on Holt to ..•
HELEN MARCKUS
P.O. Box 5141
Santa An• A~do si.,' Ci\f. 642_9708 cpts/drps, bltns, quiet bldg.I 'BEACHBLUFF Apts year 'old. S23J l\lo. 4 "I l l ~~~~~~F9~m~l ,~N:o~P'~'!'·~'~"'~'":'.iJ.'~'·~·~·"'~INE\V 2 BR, 2 Ba, dlshwa5h. 1116 AliJIGOS .\VA'!" LaQuint• Hermosa 714: 8 7-5'T"t PRIV patio 2 BR. l~~ BA. t.r $l5(). 541J..9722· 547-26.S2 er!!, pooJ, patio. 8231 Ellis. )'ou are fhe wlnner of
2 tickel!l to the
Westem Natloni1I
Boat & M·arlne
Show
~tudio trlplrx, 1~ blk 17th East Bluff &.i2-8'177 or 847-3957. 675-6050 ' Apt1., Apts.,
St. shop. 2'J3 Cab r i 11 o. $140 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 furn. or Unfurn.
642--0461. ASK about our diSC'OUnt plan! IUIM KlWUlllT Cf,,IJIC. !----------370
LARGE 2 BR studio, ti ~ I NEWPORT BEACH '.!BR, crpts, drps, bltinlli. car. \VE:SJ'CLJFF 2 Br, adults, General BA, rlr~s!lng_ rn1, -pa!io. I Villa Granada Apts. ~rt. s:a l\1o~·e-ln A~ow· no pets, cpts/drps, Dltns , ~I. $1.'i0-$15.i. 2'92.i fllcn-~ou r bedrooms \Vilh balcon. a cc, 72a Utica. 536-246•· 1728 Bed ford Ln. $175.1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;
doza 1e<1 above & be!ou·. G1'<!ciou1 CllF.Z ORO APTS .J.1~i.l33. PALM MESA APTS. * 2 BR. Sl.'i0/n10. Pool. I living & quiet surrounding 623-1 Atlanta, 1-2 BR, pool, I S~H~A7R=P...,,B~l~f71$-3~8=--,~,.
Conv. 11hop'g. Nn childi'l'n. tor fan1ily with childl'f'n. p1·11'ah.• garaxe. \Vasht>rs.
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313 E. 17th Pl. 5'1s--65:l2 Near Corona de! !\tar High dryers. 536-8038: 536-mT 13'.;. r~lopoo 1·,, vai Anowl' -·' .. "ase. g • $1U 2 BR, 11.l ba srud10. !".t·hool. Fireplace. wet bar& ULTRA-private deluxe 2 br, I 67>5930. '
re<lec. cpt/drp~. arlj ~hop'g i huill·in kilchen appliances. 2 ba, pvt patio, encl garage, 2 BR' ~X~,--.. --.---
5-18-8301. 213/;)92-5227 835 A~IIGOS \VAY &14-299] single llitory. $175, 817 $l7_ s, . ~· nr l'i y I ~an.
3 L~ Br"s, 2 Ba, nrw cpl~. Cold.well, Banker & Co. Geneva St 536-86:>9. Arl~lts)'i!:~.ti172 e~( 6 ;~
drps, no pr!!!, chilrln>n ok. lilanaging Agent SU-5221 NE\V 2 BR from Sl35. CptJ, & \i•kri!b;.
Avl 15th. S165/mo. 545-7245. TO\VNHOUSE -cru-ner's 4 drps, bllns, patio, lam sec-1 7=~-=-~---~~=
$!"'. I Bdr. 01•, Bl•·o·n•. Br, 3 Ba, also 2 Br, 2\~ tJon, play area, No pets. LGE 2 BR studio, ]11. BA, uv .. ' 7Tl1 crp1s, drps, bltns & D\V, Cpts/Drps, Pri. ha\(', Gar. ~7~~atiOl'l. Encl gar .,_._,.. _________ Neat· Hoag ilosp. $UKI.
l BR unfurn •... --•• $135.00
1 BR furn ........... S119.50
Bachelors r~urnished
from $140.
2 BR apts $175 mo.
mo.Imo. OK e POOL e SAUNA e JACUZZI
1501 ~lesa Dr. Santa Ana
like nu, xlnl !oc. 962-4180. I l BR, bllin~, frplc, crp1~. 642-4387 642-lnt.
• 2 RR. ap1. Adults only. Huntington Beach drps, Jll'ITio. Small )'d & 1 L~1~00=~1S~L~,~,-.~B~a-07h,~l-,,-,-.,,,...,.,Y iiCiiosiji!il•iiMijiio~"jijjiiiiiiiftiiiiii ~· pri. itarage. 847·5306. 1•0 fK'IS. NEI\' LOVELY GARDEN . Lgp l BR apt, all util's pd.
Call &16-7937 1111 4 pm. APT L 1. &. 1 2 BR, clo~rd gar. patio area. $160. mo. 675.1892 VILLA CORDOVA · rg pa 10 enc Children S: pc! OK. 2 Br in court. Stove. crpl~. garden. 2 Br:, 2 BA. Shag Sl 4{1 8,12.8365 San Clemente
ga rage."2 childrrn, no pets. crpls, drps, bltns, encl gar.l'-7'=----------= NEW NEW NEW
Refs. $145, 5·18-6031. N r a r beach. 216'6 2 lh1BI~. ~rp!s, drps_. rc
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lrl~.1, DELUXE 2 BR., 2 Ba •.
2 BR, Cpts & drp.~. All elec, Bi·ookh11rs! St , Apl H. Ins, .,J~,, mo. inf' 11 11 · bltin~. dsh\l'hr, rPc. room.
disll\l'Sr & stnve, 2682 Santa 6'16--IJS~! Tradcii•inds Rl!y 8~7--~ll Adultli only, $180. 492-Z!59.
Ana. $165. 213/421-:i.6.iS OCEANFRNT Vo. Sundrck. 3 BR, 2 BA . Cn~do. 2 car Santa Ana
Beach. Smog free. Nt'wer ~arag;. Pool. _S?2;i/mo. Call 1-----LRG 3 br, 1~~ ha, bl!ns,
c r pt s Id r p ~, dshwshr.
d0\1•nstairs, no pets, 2
children Ok, nr schlli. $1W.
5'15-3215 ATTRAcr·=.-L-lk-,-,,.-w-.-l~B~R I
D~h"·hr. crpt~. d1·p~. bltn!.
Hid pool. All util pd. Only
Si j(J_ inquirr: 307 Avocado
Apt 9, 64.'Hl9.l!l .--.,.---large Spotless
t BR. Built.in.~. Cpts. drps,
enc1, car. patio. Adl l&, no
I s:s: ~1r~· ::~7~2
Br. Cpt.~.
dlx 2 Br. bltns. cpl, drps, 536-7723 arlC'l' J:JO pm.
pa tio, lndr)', gar. Nr shops 1 BR. Garage, bltn sto\'C', / VILLA MARSEILLES
& pier SJ65, Adlls, haby nC'ar schools &· shops. S\10. BRAND NEW
nk. 53&-ZIJl 6:17-.Q.22ll. SPACIOUS * FRESH AIR 2 BR. ""''· dcp'-wa1ec l & 2 Bdrm. Aph.
\\'alk 3 blk 10 Beach• prl , no pr1~. Close to bca<:h. Adult living s · c· 11 ':!h-f.19.1' Furn. & Unfurn. Beau!. big J BR apl. 11'/1v a J •·
crpt5, drps, bttns exrcpt Laguna Beach t Dish\vasher -color coordinat.
refri _ $22.J. No f.'li. a36-l71l cd appliance~ • plush shag
g pe SOUTH L.·u~una • l'\e11• 1 hr. carprt • choice o! 2 color
WALK TO OCEAN 1,i block Imm beach 11,.atrd I schemPs • 2 baths • stall
1 BR. Crpts, drps, some w/ pool. All electric. Complr1t• showers • mirrored "·ard-
luxury 40 Unit Adult
Apartment Compleic;
l & 2 BEDROOMS
FURNISHED OR
UNFURN.
2 STORY -SAFE
/ e Specious Apanmenfs
• Special cabinet space e Lock gaf'3ges w/ lg s!or
• Bm ceil e Lndry • Patios e D'>l·hr/displ • Gal! slO\'e e Special soundproofing e Shag carpets, drapes
at till'
ANA!iEIM Costa Mesa
e DELUXE 1 & 2 BR's. CONVENTION
Furn or unfum. Sl45 & UP. CENTER
Pool. Garde ns. 1 n E. 22nd Febnillf'y 20th thru 28th
~S~t.~. ~C~>~!.~&1'7=2-~364~5~. ,-,,.,..-:-I Please call 642-5678, ext. 314 i2so sq ft lg 2 Br, 111 ba, bern·een 9 and 1 pm to claim
utl r m for v.'h/dr, patio, your ticketK. (North County
gar, cpt/dp. $1W, 5-16-86SS. toll-free num~r is ;,40-1220)
Huntington Beach
ON BEACH!
* • *
Rentals to Share 430
\\'ANTED mature woman to
share 2 br. furn. apt. Oak. * 1 Bdnn ............ $203 \\"ood in N.B. $16 ind. utll. * 2 Bdrm ....... , from $235 Cali 611.0l~. * 3 Bdrm .............. $375 \VILL share my 2 BR, 2
Furniture Availeb\e ba apt, pool , ,v/work'g girl,
Carpe ts-drapes-<lish1vasher age 2>35, Newpl Bch.
heated pool-saunas-tennis 6-12..S971.
rec room-ocean vie\\'s NEEDED female roommate
palios-arnple parking l8-2J 10' share bt.autiful,
Security gutµds. spaciou~. ocean ''iew 3 BR
HUNTINGTON "°""· 497·""7
PACIFIC \\'ORKING girl or student lo 5hare lovr ly home on
711 OCEAN AVE., H.B. Balboa Penin. $100. Call art
(714) 536-1487 6, 67:>-IJ9-I.
Ofc open 10 am·6 pm Da ily \\'ILLIA.'1 WALTERS CO. \\'ANTED -CongPnlal lady
lo share atlrac. NB home.
-Pvt ha. all priv, $80. Huntington Beach 6-!4--0369
2 Br : Slil up-3 BR $180 SHARE Charming Bal. lale.
"P-Patio. pool, children ok. Baytront home. Female 4G-~. 67J.--028.l. l nq. rental bonus now. =-'-'..:...;:.:~~--=
i\IORA KAI Ap ts, 18881 Gara9es for Rent 435 i\fora Kai !Ane, 'n blk E . .o..:.;.;:.<;;o. . .c;:;....;.:.=;.;;..._:.:.:1
ot Beach, off Gartleld, FOR motor hOmes, traUer,
962-899-l. boat, C'IC. 1652 Npt Blvd, CM.
Newport Beach ~2-2821 . 642.5106.
d111s, refrig, rnngt:'. Ga1 &:
1\1r pd. No pets. Over 35.
5-1S-2l07
Office Rental 440
(rplc & patios. $120-$150/pt'r kilchC'n. Yc11.r round lease robe donrs . indirC'Cl li~ht-GAS & WATER PAID
mo. Adults. ror $1(;9,j()_ Nc1\· brd & riin-1 ing in kitchen . breakfast ~
LINDBORG CO. e %2:i79 ing se! fl)r salr al $13:-i , bar _ hu~c privaTe fenced 2323 Elden Ave.,
3 Br. 2 ba, lrplc, crpt, drp.'li, or u/~funll~hc~ .. Aval~ ~rarch 1 11a11ri -plush landscaping · CM ,,,.... Westcliff Riviera
bltns, air ttind, gar, pat l. -l.'1-l91'.l5 °1 67l--22J9 hrick Bar-B-Q's. large heat-646-0032 • 1 & 2 BR. tum or unl. Bllns, SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY
$175 New 2 BR lO\\'r duplx,
crpts, drps, bltins, patio,
gar, \Vestclilf area 548--36&1
Close In schls, skops & OCF.A1'll front speclaculru· cd JX)()ls & lan;.ii. '!J!!!!!!!\!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!ii!'! cpts, drps, hid pool. 1-2-3 room, up to 3,000 IQ.
park. Kids OK, 110 pets. "illa. Huge r1n~. 3 lrpl cs. 3101 So. Bristol St. ~ 1800 1 NB ft. (lffice suites. Immed. oc-
ll d $0~ 'I LRG 1 & 1 BR. apt.~. JO Westc iH Dr, S200. 830-t'io!S. ca11t gl'n s uvv ·' o. 11~.\li.N.of So.Coa.~tP!ai:t) min from college, ocean & * 642-53S8 * cupancy. Orange County.
2 BR studio, Jlz ba. patio -IW-4653 S;Jnfa Ana f 1.irport Irvine Commerc· coulrl \Valk to shop·g. l las * NEWPORT Tsland I BR. Complox. •dJ'. Al....,,rte_r A\•ail
bltns. aun ry ac., c rpo . duplex apt on v.· a I er . Hotel & Rt'staurant. •"""'· !10\1._ Crpt". drps, Sl:iO mo. 1 child •Jk. R o f $130-$15" A k
e 2 BR w/garRgC'. k yrd, encl gar. \\'tr pd.
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lido Isle PHONE' 557·820) 1 d f a rt & pool -~
Phol}(' .J.18-663.1 t>ve~. 842-4549_ r.n or\: ---en rom -;>. s S175/mo. 871-7013 aft 6 pm. &vi D!eg:o & N'pt fw¥i . l:A:!:P:'·:...::U~n~l~u~·~n~. ___ _:3=6=S~A~p~l~.~U~n~l=u=r~n~.----=3=6=S-.. A:..:cp~•·:....;U~n~f~u~r=n=. ____ 36_S_;A'-"'pCt.:....;U~n=f~u=r~n~. ___ Jc6cS J.r;: !ii ~.~:·;'.~i.1,:·:,;,'.~~.s:ltL"hrn. C.4ff'J 8£ BEAT ~~~!nt~ur ?li~;~u~~! 1~~~ j 8:i?~~i'~v!. 17~~87~P~;· UNc~g~~~ ~~~~ING
h --'-J;nc: ~~ hun11, • 1. ;,:, ~ ... 1". 6-16-&564 ~9 1-2250 Owner/mgr. 2172 DuPont Dr . ..:..H=u=n=t~;n~g~l=o~n_B:..c"ccch.;_ _ _;H-'"'uCntc;cn~gclocn.:....:B~e~•-c_h ___ H_u_n_t_;_ng~l-•_n_B_o_•_c ____ H_u_n_t;_nzg_lo_n_B_e_•_~___ ~,11:~/dqi.-.. 1 'Iii /)l'l, Sl liO StNGLI': STORY Costa Mesa I ~~~~~~~~~~: I Rm. 8, Newport Beach
1;i:1-1.~\):' So.i!h Se:1 ,\r•11,,sphere ----------1 ~ 833-3223 Courtesy to Brokers
Me;aV erde -2 BR.· 2 B.\Tll BAY MEAOOWSAPTS. [ ~entils JI &j INTERIOR Decorator's or-
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C..rpets -~· drp<; _ . ,,-fice !or rent. 1860 B
./ 2 Bit upstai111. Gar. 1\e11ly ,\ii: Con,Ji'\Oncd BRAND NE\V UNITS all 11·ith Newport Blvd. Good llxa-
decor. Ch ild ok. 1'o pets Pl'i\'ate Patios beam ceilings, paneling, pvt titJn. SlOO Per mo. \V. E .
$1501n10. ~,;,7.g.111(). l!E;\TED P<XJi. patios, frplc, all rec 1ac11.
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N.wport B •• c.h____ Plenty of la\l'TI ities. Adults, no pets. Blvcl. C.hl. 646-39'28 or C.~rt & Storage EXCllANGE pvt 2 rm apt ·.... • Bt1ch1>lor • 545--3483. 11,DDEN VILLAGE in Cd~l for man to help J,:.C,:C:='-------1 STUDIO ;apl: Park Newport . . e 1 BR lru111 Sl 40 e GARDE~ AP'J'S. elderly pe rson \O.' I yd, FOR immediate occupa ncy i\\';i\l roll'. V\r11·. t;ym. e ~ l::iR from $165 • ,.,, ~it. in Orang• County's most
I I 2500 South Salta J-V<I Pool~. Trnnis r u i !'.. Santii Ana \.I 546-15L lovely garden comm'l com-.\!•111111r~ S\93. ~71·'.1232 x 387 \V. Bay St ( bt\O.'n Harbor SLEEPING rm, $60 ~r mo. plex. Comm"I professional
2::;0 rl::iy~. ti~·t--OOS!l C'\'l'S & & Newport Bl\'d, ~~ mi N. Priv entr & ba. Adults, no & medical suites, Jn San
11 <'1·k~'11d~. of 19th St). pets. 2la:i Elden, C:O.l. See Juan C11pistnno adjacent to
3 BR, 2 BA, Ir p I c , QUICK CASH CALL 6-16-00'i3 i\Igr. r.;·o. 6. Bank or America. 835-8035
redecorated. DY.', $250 mo. THROUGH A SLP'G rm for &teady \Oo·ork 'g BEAUTIFUL 3 roont olfltt
Adults. Nr Hoag Ho~p. lin-I DAILY PILOT 1 BR. furn, $130. 2 BR furn oldrr n1an no cooking'. By suite \V/kitcheneHe. Idea.I
n1erl occup. fi-12-'1387 or $155. 1 BR unfurn. $155. n10 only, $35. 1543 Orange, for architrrr, Jnsu ranrr
612-1771. WANT AD Pool. Bltns, crpts, drp~, no C:\1. agent, rea!tor, e1c. On
DAILY PILOT !or ac!ion• 642_5678 children, no pets. 325-J E. For that item under $50, r-.tonrnvia St. in N. B .
Call 6-\2.J678 & Sa\'e! I 17th Pl. C~l. 548-2738 try the Penny Pincher $3501$300 per mo. 645-0770,
Apt. Unfurn. 365 i cAc-pc-l.~U~n~lu_r_n_. ---.,36'°5 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 ;:..c..:..c'--"';.:;...~~~~-'-"--=-.cc...-=-~~~"--'-~--'--~~
Santa Ana Santa Ana Santa Ana Santa Ana Santa Ana
.,_~ $1J5!
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nartat~SISS·
Luxury living you can really afford. Apartments
with private home conveniences .•• PLUS • • •
a recreation area and 3 pools with cabanas.
Total function deafgn gives you built-in
kitchens, convenient p11s·thru dining bars,
1paciou1 and walk·in closets, d~esslng rooms
and private p1tio1. Decorate In your own
style .•• blend into the tasteful color 1cheme1
of rich wall~te>-wall carpets and draperies.
Enjoy the convenience• of nearby beach••
and lei1ure areas ••• 1hopplng and frHway1.
Dream living come1 true •t Huntington Granada
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building. Entertain guests in a comfortable
lou nge a nd do .rour thing at a modern gas
barbeque. Li~·e in modern comfort with built-in
kitchens, dishwashers-ample closets. There~&
v.·all.to-wall carpeting aod drapes too. You'll
also like the convenience of the South Coast
Plaza.Shopping Center just around the corner
• .. adjacent to the San Diego Freeway.·
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642-5678·
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Sat11rday, Febtuat)' 13, 1971 DAILY PILOT
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Office Rental 440 Office Rent•I
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Trader's Paradise
Have $100,000 equity in
Vlnlia Walnut Grove &
G.G., 10 units. \VANT Or.
ange County income prop,
Bia/owner, 64M»41
20 acres 6 yr old Riverside
suburb Orange Grove. S90t.I,
EQ. $.l3 i\[: FOR Land,
Home or submit.
Call 6H.25jg
Heathkit boonie bike-,.J hp,
2 spd, $240 value. Trade for
show quality \Vcslern .sad·
die & accessories .to fit
quar1erhorse. 5.)7.6j()7
3 BR, 2~~ ba Baycrest,
$40,000 eq, For: Jo!s or land, ro·a, '"'aterfrnt or '? Sl.8.tnl
bal. at 5~% assume. Will
::Jr In for rite deal. 673-7784
? Cape Coral Florida wa1er.
front lo!s, appr, S6i\1, 1969.
TRADE for ne\v Boston
\Vhaler-Skipjack or income
property. 54S.1936
\Vant mobile home. nr.
roast; have clear 3 Br. 21.:,
i,a. home, S43,0l'.Xl eq., bltt.
to ocean. Balboa Bay Prop-
erties 673-7420
lD acres level farm land
near Jake l:. river by Love-
lak, Nev. lntenection Hv.')'
40 & 50. Trade . for car,
e11.mpt'r or 1 5W.23l3
}~IO & 9xl2 Pre-war Chinese
Oriental rugs. beaut color &.
gQOd corid &. Lo\vrey dee
organ, <."OSl $1400. Trade for
car or ~ 643-3974
\Vant Hi Desert Calif -OU!·
of·state, health. Have a
corner 90xll 7 2 bldgs. Eq
$42J\[. F .P. $68711 lnc. $445
mo. O\vner C.i\.I. 64&-8558.
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Apts., Apts., Apts., Apts .•
53() Schools &
ln1tructJon1
GOLDEN retriever mate pup,
vie QUI Dr., Laguna. An.
s"·e1-s 10 "Shan1n1y." P.e-
"'at"d. &15-lZlO. 494-8929.
FEMALE Irish Setter. 10 mo
old. Lavish coat. 1L30/7L n.e .... '8rd $100. 642-6T;;i9.
DESPERATE! Lost black
poodle miniatul't', long tail.
\'ic. 30th SI., NB 67~9255.
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642-5678
Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 NEWPORT BEAClf
2211 \V, Balboa .Blvd.
642-5618
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17875 Beach Blvd.
540-1220
LAGUNA BEACII
222 Forest Ave.
4.94-9466
SAN 0.El\lENTE
305 .N. El Camino Reul
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NORT!·[ COUNTY
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l1by1lttlng Roofing Furniture Holp Wantod, M & F 710 Holp Wantod, M I F 710
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!--;:;:;;;~;;::;:--ii ;.;----..;---.... :/ ~tt"-;;;:;;;;;;;:-;;;:;;:::; 1 -..:_--~----1 . ORA~GE County'1 volwne * WA ITRESS-EXP'O -COSTA MISA NORMA CASSUBE * LE£ Rooflftl co. Rootlnr of ASSE?tfBLERS tor camptr HP~SE:;eEP~~ut \Vant~~ f ord deeler ~ openintuq SEC'Y TO. PRES. liluat be O\'tr 21. NO PHONE WHY BUY
FURNITURE?
PRE.SCHOOL am H•mden all typei. ~r. repairs, fac!ory. l\Iajorway 869 w. , k ' k! 3 ct.J.. I for 3 top cal1bfor men on Cd PR Gal Jo)·1day to run l CALLS. Apply 111 (K'tsa11,
11th &! lilonrovl&. ~ day + Huntlneton Beach !:e ~1~Tm~c/bonded 18th St, c:o&ta rites.'. ~t't'no' ~h:r:ren~'c~I ~:i new car sales staff. No_ tX-girl ~re. ~II, IYP<l & lite bk. Surl & ~lrloln, 5930 \\'. Coasi
full day ttuiol'll. Planlltd You are the v.1tlntr ot BABYSITTER, Live-in, lite c.-ome 10 SH about nice job. perlence n~esaary. Earn kpfli rcQ d . .$&lO to 5tart. llwy,, N.8,
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proeram, hot 11.Ulchet, Aatt 2 tickets to the EASI'ER.N Quality.Western houaeketpina. Mature I de. 1221 Bayalde Dr., 673-1051 while we train )'OU for gooc:I Call Sally llart. l·l-VA-N~T~E-o-,-.-,,-;;-o-1c-A-L~A-SS~'T=' Be Flexible I
2-6, hrs 6:30 AM.6:00 Phi. W11t1rn Nallonol Prllcet! All type, Roollnr. pondab!e, 968-1238 art 5 pm. AFTER JO A.\I pay and m11ny fringe btne. COST AL AGENCY for bu.-v N.B. internist. Some R Ith
Sl8 'vk.OOMPARE! 6U-40110 •t Lye, 673-7980. -.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;;ii I fit A J 1n \y t 771'.11>. H tJO Bl CM 540-6055 "' ent Ill(), to mo. \I' Botit & MerJn1 . HOUSEKEEPERS & ?<.tAIDS I. PP y per30n on o .. ,..., ar r ., lab & xray exper pl'<'l'd. 100~a Purcha1e Option
or 83&-523i. Show T. Guy Roofln,. Dul Betty Bruce trained and placed (no feel Sales Manager, Theodore l-larbor Blvd. 11.t Adams Pl-llnie. Age 25-35. Salary Ind. ltC'm ~lecllon
OIB.ISTIAN mothtt w i 11 Dlrtct. 1 do my own v.wk. alao schoolin1 for young Robins Ford, 2ll60 Harbor t'Otn1nt>nsura1e. 5-1~37-t2.
babysll your child da,)'I , •t the &45--2780, MS-S590. IJIJ/J. fJ brldti. SUrtslde Domestic Blvd., Cotlta Melltl. SERVICE Estab'd, F'uller 24 Hr. Oe ly,
f'ull or part time or oc-ANAHEIM Stwlni/Alter•tlont f I' /l6J Lxec School. 'Ca.JI ui M6-89U PAPER BOYS Brush rte, $~~$1i5 v!'k .• to WE NEED YOU CUSTOM
t'a.slonal, Fenctd ya rd , CONVENTION HSKPRS Emplyr pay& fee . NEWPORT BEACH sr.. air.a pt. time M&-574J. Licensed men and 11·ornen t01· Furniture Rental
O>mpanlons. !iOc hr. J.f CENTER ALTERATIONS, ttsl)'ling, A Geol'ge Allen Byland Agney Routes open In Nev:por!l *SINC'.LI-; needle power new, ~nerat Real Estate517 \V. I9lh, C.i\I. 5-18..:WBt
day. 548-1S95 FebrulU')' 20th lhru 28th Expert titter, Top ref's, _./t:/a enC'J 106-B E. 16th, S.A. 547--039j. Beach tor lx>ys age: l0-13. n1a_chu1e operators Also office covering Newport Har. A<i11hem1 774.2300
BABYSITTING my home, Pleue ~ 642-5678, eXt. 314 NB "~ 270I if c 1 c · ul · 0 trainees bor, Huntington Be a ch, Lal-labra 69·1-3708 ~ltsa de! ~Jar, any qe bttv.·ttn 9 and 1 pm to clalm ' . a~L .,.,.,.. c.all INSURANCE. i-~ Ire & al 1rC aoon e: pt. :-.1.0 . ~IANUFACTURING
I XI I f IL -·· " k-(" rth Cou Ruth CalJ. 41tl W. Coaat Hwy., N.B. Ca.sUalfY underwriter req'd 642.4321 . ,•·,.~-Boach °'" .~,· F'~unt.a.in Valley. Top cokinl· F'RENCH P1uv. 111·ln br. y,·e come. nt p •• oc , .r--vc "'''· 1,0 n"' " ..-1 • """"'"°""' "''••lo" Excellent \\"Or n" d , hot lunches, ce-;:'tl f led toll·frtt number is 540•1220) ORESS~IAKING, cu1tom By appoint. 646-3939 for well established coin· PAPER BOYS , 1 -nd. '" h "-R ., .... resser chest. -arcs 5£
teacher. Sol" .. ......, * * * \\"Ork. Alterations, zippers, I ~~~~~""'!"!""""""' n1erci~l lines agency, \\'rite I FOUNTAIN VALLEY SHARP legal 5tC Y or lni net CO Jllons. Soul nny e -or!en1al crpts, E111·~i:lopedia ......,,~ t ~f Kra 89'1-400? I 8Er.JNNING mod I lil u & I \\·anted by Attorneys in H B ly. 1TI79 A So, Brookhun;I, Britannic11, 2 f'rench Prov.
\\11.U.. babytll your C'h!ld In Husland Busy:' CaJJ 1".foose • l' C', 1 n. u~. -1 ~ltrnoon 8 .,.,.:e-k,noG:~f d~:l~a ~ns po 1~raa\.,re~1 Routes open in F.V. for boys I Beaut office & pleasant 1~r: F.V. Oli\'e English 962-3002, Jovestals, kng.v 11• h 11 l'
my lit'Pnstd home, ages 2 54;)..{1820 after ~Repair EUROPEAN dreumaklng all pay, strictly for fun. Send 1s1-Ne t Sch 92663. l age 11 ·15· Cati 642-021, Cir. roundings. Good typing & 524-9670 or eves. 67J.3{)jL 1~·lcker hdbrd singl e l'4·in
'thru s lion 1•-· Fri Bu lld "Arv ~.lost ~•··• rustOm fltttd. Very reason. d · llo 1 . .1 . j . ,. wpor · culation Dept. diclatlon skills necess. ' o:...-'"~"· • ,.... • i ~""~~,=c;_.:.;,::;._.:.;::"-::<:•c. 1 able. 673-1849 escnp n picture 1 pc>ss1-J,.,,.,,.,.....,..,...,,,.,,.,..I bed, drtsser. dl'sk, cha ir,
"''1""tWll RAU-: Cutten Jn 1 ta I l ed. -.-.""-~i-""""-=~=~ I bltl to P. 0, Box 10026, ~ Under 35. 962-Qill. WOMAN dbl bed, l).'(·SprniS, n1at1.
WILL Babysll in my Home QuaJity work. Re.uonable. Alterations -'42·Si45 S&nta Ana. -newport . Stenographer Tl:'achin;:: experience, pre/er 1netal bed frame. Frt'nC'h * One or Tu'O Chlldren * Frtt est. 9$8-2208 Ntal, a ccurate, 2J years exp. I_ ·."'--0~0~,~T..;;,.C_A_R_P_E_N_T_E_R __ or pe~onnel' backgrnd In home econon1-Pi·ov. drum lable, droplca!
San CJementt 492.2033 Heuling Tile CABINET i\fAKER. Ex· .-~. '" Varian Data t-.lachines, Jt·.s, sE"wi ng or patrern n1ak-k.it. lable, 2 chn;, n1aplP
-'"';:":':::':O=..,.,.,,-,,..,.,=-JJ ----------· l ptrlenced. Perm. job, fringe ~ ....t; 8Q80CY located in the Irvine Jn. 1ng. ~lust be sharp,.attrac· chc't 4 drav.•rs. 644-5369.
E'XPERT HAULING *Vtrne, The Tile ~Ian* hen<flt•. LAKE Ao live & fashion oriented.\\'(' .\JUST SELL houseful ol 1---------Cu k I all •v dustrial Complex, has an 'di TRASll G 1 st. v."Or . na:t & repairs, RO\llHEAD ?o.IARINA, (714J P rofission•I Service are a young rap1 Y gro"'·· hC'alJL Mediterranean nr & arare c tan-up, No job too am!. Pluter 337.2501 inimtdlate requireinent Ing Co. offering a challeng. ne11• furnHure. 8' bl11 ck
CARPENTRY 7 days. $10 a load. Free est. patchlni . Leaking shower ----------[ for the employer for a stenographer lo ing ruture to the right ap. naugh. SOia & love M?at,
MINOR REPAIRS. No J ob Anvtlmt, s.18-5031. repair. 847-1957/8"6-0206. BODY & PAINT !'.fAN, for and thi applicant iroi•k in Its Production plicant. \Vrllc fully, lnclud· Sl.iO bo1h pcs. King sz bdrm
Too .Sm&!!. Cabin,., flt pl\-1 M""O~V~IN'°G"'°, ~G~.,...==-ccc1c-,.,,.-,-u-p CERAi\IIC tile new &: used car lot. ?o.hJst have /RV/NE PERSONNEL 833 Dover Dr., N.8 . Control Department. ing tclC'phOnC' nun1bC'r tu sf"1, game set, cof.!ee table:
ages & 0 th er C'ablnet., & lite haulh1g, Reaaonable. re'nodel. Free est. Small oivn equip'mt. 646--2698 or SERVICES.,AGENCY 642-3870 Ciass1ficd #80, Daily Pilol. :<111, 111gh back velvet decor. ~~17851.U ,,~23~werH.''"o''. Fret estlmales. 66-1602 jot-s v.·elcome. 536-2 426, afrr 5 PM, 5.57-4540 488 E 17th .(lll lrv!ne) C.J\I. I PROP~RTY r-.tANAGE~1E~T Requirements include 11 P.O. Box 15GO, Costa J\!csn, !'11;,ilrs, 9' gold velvet :wf:i
"' .,.. ... Hou1ecle.1nin9 5314885. BOOKKEEPER, lull charge. ' Exper1enei!d, n1ature couple: niinimum of 2 to ·I years Calif. 92132G. & lo1c seat, pir.turt>s,
AnJeroon ·-o-·--o-----h' · b ho ,. 642-1470 manage & n1ai111enance ol clt>ricaJ experience, Pl'I'• lamps, ete. All less lhnn Tr1e Servrc1 mac 1ne )0 s p. ·ew bl · 1 · \VO~!Ai~·Sales. $800 mo , ffi"". old. P•"•". ply •. ,.11 REI\IODEL[l\'G & Repair 1 SUN Brite ~faint Carpets, [ ---------_ facility, lr\line t'Oinplex. apt. comp\t>'(, C~l . Salary fcra Y 1n a prot uctLon or salary + c 0 mm is s i 0 11 • .. "" • ~
Specia!Ist, Comm'/, residen-lloors, y,'indov.•s etc. Resld'I TREES, J-led~s. Top, Trim, \\'ritt Classilied ad No. Tl, * INSPECTRESS * + ap!. Ca!! collect {7141 111aletia! control dtparr. Exp'd, ,,xtra 11.ttra.cliYe, sacrifice? fll 6'.\G-,,597.
tla.I. Panelillg, cab In et s & comm'!. Free est, d hauled 11 Pil 0 776--9840 ment. Experience in an OV G 11 l"k
m.r)rl.' lo -lea. "'7598. ' "1-~21. CUI remo\·e . . Ins. Da y ol, P .. Bo.'( 1560, With .. ' I d ' Er ' ,, l I undC'r li Good poi;irion i\1 IN ! A I (.> Ill"\\', '"' ,,....... ..,.. ""' 6-12~30 Big John. Costa Mesa, Ca. 9262S ex rience pre erre • PROP. ;\fgmt. Corp. needs ectronics • anu ac ur· \\'/expanding rompan). i\lr. bt>autiful a· sofa SlOO. Con1-
Cerpet Service ~E~X~P~E~R~.~,,.-,..--c1~,-..,.-,-.~B~y "U~ph~o~J,-1-1-,y------l .,.-,.,,-,--------J for first dass Ho!el, and exp'd Leasing Girls. Ph: ing Company is neces-\Vllson 714/871.2992 modes $35 ea, r.11·. & :'\!rs
day. Own trans. COOKS -Musi know good pleas.an/ working conditions. " .. 7 7""'" Tues & \\'A-' Feb sary. 1 -~=~~--· chairs S65 ea, gan1r tahl(',
D. * ~ ·-t * soups & sauces_ Workin<> ALSO • Night i\laid, (n4) JJ · ".u; =.., · \\'0:'\IEN \1anted, l<'in11 .. for 11~. cu•tom 0,,.11,, •"la, 1amond Carpet Clean!nr C>.><>-00'1 LIC Upholsl•-r -Qu-•,· ... , "e. 16 & 17 1 to 4 P'f ~ • -
l -=;;;;=°"''""'"'°'""°"°"-1 ·~ .., '3 hours 6 am to 2 pm, i\1on "A'.1700 ~-1. 51,-, • ' · l case coverin_~. \\'ill trah1. do'k _,,. ~klo•I ,• --,. Avg size room $S HOUSE OF CLEA...'l \\"Ork. Anthony' I up h. .,.... c..>I Dutil'! ll'ill IHl'IU{ c typ. .. -.. '-"" '"' "'"' Repairing It lnstalla!lons Se i 6-12-S82'7 thru Fri. All holidays oU, KEYPUNOi Operators _ PUBtt.IC RELATIONS iiig, tilini;:. liGill short-Applications takl.'n 9-3. Sal niode, l<ng & queen bdnn
Free Est. &l>-1317 C.omplete~~:Clea.ninr ' rvce. . N.B. palrt medical insurance, 2 Part/Time. Exp. Alp!\a-GIRL FRIDAY hand. and som{' dra"~ng N2/13; IS7Bc0 'h'C", \\', lJlh SL sets. lan1pi::, 2 dt>sks $-!:i
Cement, Concretl ~ \'&cation. Ca ll numeric. Kew se r vice Grent future for sharp, fash· of cha11i:: \l'hich require '"'P · · ~ $125. 968-9061.
Bay &. Beach Janitorial I 11 t I J bureau, Orange c 0 u n r y ion conscious girl interested the ability 10 handle de-X ·.RAY .TECH!"OL?GIST, BEAUT custni roflee tab!e,
•• CONCRETE. Beat The Crpts, windoY.'I, floors etc '"'*""*" f CO&\iETJC Sales. Salary airport area. in joining a young rapidly tail \\·ork , \V1th or \\'lthoul special p1-o-blu/grn Italian lile set in
Bad Wtather! F Joor .r;. Rei, & Comm'L 6-16-1401. ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ guarantee. CaU after 4 Pi\I, \\"rite Clas.sitled Ad No. 74 gro\1·ing Co. i\lus1 bl' en1hus. ceduyes. SO~th Coast Corn. h;;nrf car .... ·rd rrarnc ii·as
patio1. Reu. Call Don "Ttsa Cleanin1 Service I 557-2103. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 iastic & pt"Op!e.oriei1ted. Good starling salary and n1un1ty Hospital. 318T.? Coas! SlOO ~3XJ I s:n-p' · f
642...flj1 4. Carpel.$, Windov.·s, Floors etc. Job Wented, Mile 700 l 'c~O~N~S~U~L~T~A~N~T~.-,Ge=n~'l-,-lood~,· lcosta i\lesa, Cali!. 92626 Basic se111ing know prel'd. henC'fit progran1, lnclud· Hl\y., So. Laguna. lil4l 1' 1
' • 1 · .;J.13-ai r ~ 1~===~~~----l Rtsid. • r---c'I, .,. 'ill ed 1 1 >'or ,.,,, •. ,·,, .. , \\' .. ,.,, fully, . 499-1311 Ext ?)6 t'<'r arn1 c 1a1rs .1 car . CONCRETE, brick, stone, "" •-·"1111ri '"°"" ?ifAN w/admlnis ..... t)ve ,,. ne s \\.'Omth or Viviane e LAB. TECH NI c JAN . " ~ .. • ing 12 days vaC'al1011 dur-1~----· _._ .• _ Frp!l' liC'l'CCll. S::X2S $10.
tile etc. Patios, 1,1·alks, Income Tax .... Woodard Cosmetics. We Licensed. Parr rinie ln Jge. including !elephonC' nun1bt>r Ing HtC' 1st .)'C';\I' or enl· Young ATTORNEY to \1·ork \\'11!nut hi·fi cabinrt v.·tou! dri\'e~. decks. Free est. ----------1 per. In ambulatory & con· train. E.xee pos's avail, sm Pediatric Gi"Oup. 6·16--054j 10 Classified # 80, Daily plo,1 n1r11! & il s!ocl< ptU'· \n r.nnsll 1,-, Ht I ,v' ~ 1 ,·0n1p1ncn rs. s tb--'.':222
968-860!1. Central Business Servt~s valescent homes, also all Inv. 544-1464 ~lrs. \\'arren. I Pilo1, P.O. Box 1560, Costa chase progra111. tlO\\'ntown Los Angrll'~ of-f'"l!"'lT"J<f' -1-1---=~~~--~-eTHE TAX ADVISORS ph11ses of bookke>Jping & \lrs.l, C&lil. !!2G2S. flee. Good sC'holas:ic bk~rn(il '"' 1' " • rcnirnC't l'Olll CE.\IENT. Drives, patios, Perm. ottice·Rtas Rate! class analysis ln n11111ufac· • DENTAL ASSISl'A!\T -LEGAL SEC'Y -----~----1 Varian data req'd. Sl3,200 pt'l' annu ni. il1.,pl;1y ~lltrho~. tnoctcl hon1.
custon1 sl1b5, e1c. Also, Rg-!urina line. l~OS \\I, 9!h S!., Desk on!\· Dentlil exp, n~. I i\fus{ he xln't !ypi.~I. Sonic I ~~CE'."10NI ST J SeercH1~·y, machines Tel ~11·. BullCl'\IO!'!h (21.'l• t'. JC('(ll'1ll1llr;;: i'1lll<:<"'!lst1on
&'l"Cgate over existing slabs. 32S No. Ne\\rport Blvd. S.A, Call 5"l-:>5iO, ask for TFn~ .. ace~.~ 1
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me Sat s. , exper. probarC! • p t. NCI\'· I Girl 111tkh p~c1.,blng. pt>rsonality G27_31,11 .\11 1·:i·:i.nrl Ne\\' !>3~9·156 Opposite Hoag Hospital :'\lr. Dot·e. I iinge vt'."ll J. . ~ area. port Center ore. \\'rite Clas., to 1vor \\'1~ 1 us1.ness t>Xecu· A VAP.IAN SUBSIDl..\nY -------R o FURNITURE
PATIOS, \\"alks, dri\'es, In-F'or Appl. Call 645-0IOO J b d Call 8am-9pin. 846-3.'HO. silied ad ~o. 62, Daily Piki1, I lives .. Typing, l1!e bkkpg., 2722 Michelson Drive [§JI 1C44 Newport Bl., C.M .
11111 tlf:\I' la'.lns, !;al'.", break, INCOME TAX SERV 0 Want• 'Ftm!le ~ ELECTRONfC engineer for P.O. Bo:.: lj6Q, Cos!a i\lcs-11, one girl 0!c. Sen_d1 rod mdpl~te: (San Diego Freeway I Merchindise I i\fon., Th111·. &. F'1•1 'Til 9
tf'n1ove. s.18--8668 tor est. S-1 & up. 9 am.9 pm "'kdys. ELDERLl' \\"Oman \i·ants linilted field \1·ork, in-plant Calif. 9262J. 1:esun1c_ 10. ~assi ie a 1 o. at J a mboree off.ramp) _ . \\'etl. ~.11. & ~un 'Ti! 6
'IENiT \VORc• job Open eves/wkndJ. Appts d k "-administration sales & ,... . . . . li8. Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo:.: I ' C J'f 92664 '~ -' --i...c.. · n., no !oo ay ""Or t\"Cl'Y ot.u::r \\'ed •. f .nd· 1 . 1 1 1 LVN i; 01 qualified personnel lJ60 Costa i\lesa Calif. 92626 rv1nei , a ' · '•••••••••mi,!iACP.!FJCF: -Ill rn1s ne;ir amali, reasonable. F ree a\'ail.54S-0588.1842Newport, & every Fri. 642--0539 art. st'l"\ICt'. o 1 usr;a e~c-foi· dra\\·ing blood in · ' Equal oppor1unity cn1ployer1• , new '.\ledil. furn int" 8'
Estim. H. Stufiiclr, 548-8615 C.~t. & every Fri. 642..ffi39a!t. 4 !ronlc instru~en~s 1n\·o.lv1ng l !aOOratory. South Coast *Reliable Apt.' Mgr~, -STD-CK ROOM --Ant1qua1 BOO hlack naugahydn ~ofa .t·
Contrector Gordon N. Warren P.A. RELIEF nu~ing g hr $12, inte~led circuits, digltal l Cimmunlty Hospital, 31872 Handyman. charming, efflc. PARKING LOT SALE lovest>at, ne\'t>r u~erl, Sl j(). Sin~ 1951. 67~5 or can stay \\'tekly at $65. techn.i~es. Se~ reAume .ro Coast Hwy., So. Uiguna. ient 11.·ite. Rerired or ? Ref-A "Chair-In" Bunk bt>ds, j ' coflC'e tah!I.', R.00~1 Additions. L. T. Xlnt re'fs. p J ea 5 an I ~~ssili;d ad No,. 73. Daily {7l41 4~13U Ext. l'"Jti crences. 50 units. Apt & sal. Va.rian Data :'lf:ichirll'S, 2 c 11 iJ c nm mod f's ,
Construction. SinaJe story or _lr_on_l_n=g_______ mdl--age car 536-4380 ot, .0. Box l:l60, Costa LV~ _ All h·n t JI f ar)'. 675-6044 locarl'd in the Jn·ine Jn-300 Benrn·oods .i.. hl•!C'-a·l>ecl, Spanish l~ini;
2. Estim., pl•ns • ia}'OUt. . . . . ~ltsa 92626. • Ii I s, u 1me. ~~==------'"'''''I Con1ple:o.:, j, ~ .... k. BIZARRE A:-lT!QliES I <I 'c "b I IRONING my homo, $1.25 AIDES f'or CO""al••c•-. ELE Personnel Dept, Hoag RELIABLE \1·oman for ,,._._ 1 r tn, \ ry rs .. · &l'i-IJll "' .... ~ CJ'R.IC'L -· 1· · · d t-k 2;ioct Nt>wport B!\'d, Sa! & !'un ''l"/<l'-'-.,,,, per hr. Your hangers & elderly care or family care. "' ('{lns., .. c Jon HospitaJ, N.B. clraning & ironing, '.\Ion, ing ,11n e."J>C'nence 11 "'" · .. · -·>--., ·
GAR., u1il or !llOrage bldgs s1arch. Fast! 962-1887. lfomentake"", c•7 °""t. expediter \\"anil'd. "'° ex. \\Ped & Fri, 9 to 3, S'2/hr, C)t>i'k. --ESTATE SALE ___ DOVER Shores rcdC'cora11n" •• ~ -P"rience neccssarv. Start $2 * LVN • 3:00-11 :00 shill.• ,..,., $4.7:> per sq II. (-IOI) 11q IROiVING my home $I.2ii per D~A7,~.-1~1-.0-,k-.-G~.,-,.,-.,-0~,-,-,,.-I hr. Call l-16-7242.'~ Park Lido Convale.~cent S.'16111•k. Permanenr. (}.111 .IUlliQucs & painrini;s, Frb. -;\h•Ji tC'r1·ancan pec11n woo<f
ft min) Resid, apt & con1m'I hr. Brina own ha~rs. ina. Chlld Care. Reliable. _ _ Cenlrr &tZ..S0.1·11 rransp. Lido Isle. 673-6112 Rcqui«n1rn1s hu.:lude a. 13rh & l~rh. 10 l<J j. 6!7 kin;.; h1-.11!bo3rd & n11e
at comparable costs . o:.•~t"'l ~-tr 5419330 ESCROW GAL RN SUPERVISOR . 0,., n11n1111un1 ot one years .\fntgurrilr. Col'ona d"J .\l;ir, ~tptld~. 1·t1.~:0111 C'h alr .~.
"'2-5997. l .-~~-:::i~:=::-::;c:-::-----1 -'"7.~~·•=P"~rt~o~o~o~~-::::;;,._ :'\1AJD, Li\·e·in. S30 week, No • 1 in ·•· I ..,.. Unusual opponunlty. Cali Lo. b . ,._1 H" · f'!':pf'riC'n('p in an e ec· Rou t I k ·z ~.,-!('n1!1lT tufi dl'~k 11 tchau·. Lendtc•plng NURSE.CO~t PANION. . ~. 27_ 1 cooking •Jr laundry. lllust , 10 "" unit 1 gr. 1·ra1111g r-n,·c.• ,,~,r,,,.1,-0, •. rnrk op crs ·, ;i :\ .,_ 0,., GIOO MY \\'11y, quall ry hon1e
repair. "'alls, ceillnr. noon
etc. No job too small.
~7..oo36, 24 hr ans. serv.
\VALKING Deck CoatlrtgB" ot
all types. Lee Roofing Co,
C.J\f. Ml-722'2 free esl.
R.00:'\1 additions & COl'K'ttte
,slabs & remodels. * 847.roJ3 *
ra1ne, c-t~ 110, \"estcli/f I ·1 I 1 · '" ·' ,_, " * S.100 * u·' _------·I COOK. WJU..TRAVEL be thorough. 8·12-1933 1"Jsp1a corps, re i reP, R 1 1 .
LANDSCAPING: 1ncludln1 $2.5() hr. 646--IS..'>2 ~·tl'SO;~n;J DA g ~ n8 c: Y. 2043 i\IA.N to l!:'arn p!cttirc h·:uii· exp'd in OR techniquC'. ;:~~~ ~o~:~ric~~::;ri~;~~~ 2210 Orangt", C:'\l ~1~~-l:-i:i:: \10\'1;\G: Bunl; lu·ds. 1111n.
patio.s, deeklni-le fencizl&. HI W lod M&'FllO estcil l'., · · tng. ,,1,.1 '"able 10 •"•'k Souih Coast Comn1unlty ,\:'JT/QlJf; 11ahiul WLJ!C' SIT.i. 1),111hlr. Office rl"~k. /·fu tch . 83 • P
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" ~ "" " · I • R12 C H ll'Ot1i(·s industry i.<t lllatl• I) c· d t \I Rea.a. 7-9301. , EXPER!Er-;"CED l\10LDERS · I I d 6 r I Hosp1t11. ,,1 oast I\)'., Seats g cw !:!. 1111nt: .'>PL c..11 11 l I'S, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Y.1! 1 1an s. cays week. 1114 t~ll 1 datory. r I TV I · COMPLETE Prof. S tr v. • and TRAINEES, days or Apply 9 lo ll:30 an\ or So. Laguna ! ·v-r I Call 67.)...::1.~2 I"'!' 111rr. ('l"JQr , re ng
State lic'd contractor. Call A Be:tter Position nlght5. r<.tacGregor Y11cht 4 to 5 pm, 100 s. Coast Ext 3JG A I' 802 6h-i-!li1G
968-1928. Corp., 1631 Placentia. c .:-.1. Hwy, Laguna Beach. ~R~O~UT=E"""Sal-,-,.-,l~l30c-,~,k°'to-,ct. ~If' s\111 tin1: ii~~ dflnd PP lances FROS T~.,--~R-E-.~E~-,-,-.-.,,-.'
P•intlng & T ~ Take ov eslab Fuller Brush r-nt> it pi"Ogranl, ays E I. E C T R I C l'3n!;c Ha t"\'e~t l3blr, 2 chairs.
P.-rhon•i·nn ~;r j FURNITURE J\IAN Y.'3nteddlor·r earlyNAi\i rte in Laguna. XJnf'p( Time \•aeatio1
11 durlini; !hC' lst llnn1C's!ead, "SJr;;, 2 l'lrnt· j\'c11 t11in i>rrl nifllfl'Csses r-• • S LES ne\\'Spaper e 1very, e11•. )-"Caro Pmp oy1ncnt. < · 1~, 'I d - A -1 y,·kalsoavai1.Ph.;>12-7ji.'l. l\larin". NE'I\' S~0 .0 0 . "spi·1ngs, ,.,,,.. .-l'.l'C<' ts. port Beach area . .!\ us1 have • d s-~ !J'" I 1 -Llc'd Contr. Remodeling PROFESSIONAL Pa.lt\t1n1. For local rlept. 'tore dependable car and be rC'-Si\LES • EXcl"Uent co1nm. YGflQR ata &12--0J.12 l~...-_:_l.J-n 1 ""'~~-~
Addltiorui, Plans, l..a)'OUt Exler. 1 story, low as $200 I • TOP Coi\!!1-USSIDN \\able. LA TI:'l1ES. 642->1800. i\l.F. Full, Pt. Simple IO mach1'nes • RFPAIR man has c!eanl REf'RIG. Adn11ral 20 cu II w/id •·'nt Avi rm. 0 18 LIZ A£ISDr.1t!" '''.'"•11•1 "''""' e CO. BENEFITS I ?1 I rl ,,., F r Kal•J E. Kendal! 548-1.537 .t-.o • ~ • '100c.,,._.w.D•.·~••.-0•1«•..:~ sell. Bus., lloinc. 496.l:ii2, • \'\R/\N SUBS IDIARY Ja 1c n1odt"! \1ashcrs & • ~ ~·r'<; Q ••• .,. rp C" 1-~""...:...-._:c:::_;.cc.=:.:_.1 Aecous. ceillnp apra.Ytd Z. ,.,,.,,,,....,o,.,,,., .• M,.,,""""' QuaU1y line 10 sell i\TAKE full lilne: y,·agt>s, part .;99-:l!J.IO.
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/\ddllioni; + Remodf'ling coats $15. Roy, 847·lS58 f honc J46-2JJ' Apply in person time, bt a distributor of
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• 2722 M1~helson Drive Chg 01.::. 531 -86.'Ji j roHt>P r})! i::ln•J lop $2:'1.
Gern·ick &.: Sons, Lit'. * E.'ITERIOR-INTER.IOR * lo i\trs. Thompson pure orgar11c c:leaners, food SARAI! <?i\entr~ llC'Cds II. (Sa n Diego Freeway -.-.-. --. uphnl ehr s:r1 ~lfl-.1~~0
673-{,(Mt * 549-ZliO Stat '1'< ... lst/Exec M50 W T GRANT CO supplements & rosmetics. or pt t1n1e help No In· t J b ff ) hJ::N:-.IORJ. ttulo \1 a!>hl'1-. -----\\'on'! be underbid C\lstom •.rt> • • • 63., ,606 or 6-,,_~. 1"11 · · a a m Oree o ·ramp Jate 1nodel, Xlnl ""nrl, $0.'l, BOOKC,\SE ht'aritlo;ird, ""' Additions * Remodeli"" Sec'i•, mtil' bka:md S~ Penon"·I Off•'ce -. ~VD'I vestn1ent. \ ' train. min I , C l'f 92664 "' . .., \11ork, finest paintl. Frtt '"" ---age 20 543--4296 & 83~756S rv1ne, a 1 . guar & dehvrl'cd. :J.!&-S6i::!, .~rr1nt?~ .-ind ni at! rt s ~ ~ ;;;""1 ck &* Son, !-,l,_c.211\l e1Vcolor consultiq. ~fl. ~·y to P"S S600 98ll Adams Ave., Grant Pla.ia ~fechan!c Equal opportuoity en1ployer S.:7-81Jj :'\!archin~ dre-i::.~er and mir· '"~ .... r bonded Full fi ........ 1 .... Eltc Sale1 Ord Dsk $500 Brookh t & Adams IMPORT * * SEA:'\tSTRESS • Sa il c IL, • ·--.. o·-·pt, --60 "" ' I I I So r·d SUPERVISOR. Direct Sales. SEAR."i t>lC'c1ri(· d1"-·rr l n'o ror .. Oll~Pmpn_r.1ry Tlforll'rn Furniture
FUP.J-llTURE St r Ip p In a:.
Also, boat pa.rt1. \Vood &
metal , In our 19' vat.
642-3443.
Gerdenln9
avall 49~ c~-o:.•~ u.ao:.. l"\C\..11: ..,.,.. Sl50 H1" Beach Mochon'•c Wantod 0 \. me exper. pre · ~ ti k •'-" ~I 7151 · -.-.o, .....,........_ ... ~f K'bb' Sa'l l 8 21 You rna.v bt" one or the o!d. 5100. 52" gold <'Ouc·h .~'Jn~ ~.,.,. · •·
YOU SUPPLY THE PJJfl.'T Stat Typi1t. So Lac $450 An tqUal opportunity Toyola & Volvo, e:Xper\ence R. c t \din Sa i ~ A :'\ key pt>oplc \1·e ~k to S3;;, 3 trak bar stools S-ti :'o.lliST s:,r• n:n1i:;11hyde i;oln
\\'Ill paint any rm $10. Se(;'yS!ll: Mktexper ~ employer preferred. i\fusl have class 5.li:.is, n na , dC've)op and !tain as :;.i;;...70;12 ,t ro1·r~•·:i1 ~1-11; kirigc:irt>
Int / exter. Free e1t. 4!i yrs Recept. So. Lar. ~~'!:'~"!""'!~'""""""I A license. Xlnt company ben. ~ . . d I .!'tributors. l~igh-inC"On1c FOR S \LE· C Id 1• 11"t; g11mf' 1ahlr: ;\-l~chL
exp. Also carpenter \\'Ork, Sec'yEngrn1 $.)00 GENERAL ~faintenance elits &: proril sharing. SELF·start:n1g, aggresSl\"I" po1cn1\al for n1ana~en1ent· It rh~;t t·: ~·es~! ~lC''u ~1Jft1. rorf•'I' & end l<t.h!es.
any kind. 54()..7046, 557""8638. Typlat 30 w.p.m. :WOO r.cair'"1 for HOTlo EL LAGUNA. Call Ray \Yllliams. 646-9303 ga\es people \\'anted to dis-ininded peoplC', :-,\pn or """rl ·12,j flt'83._.• "f'~er. • n ! 711 1ggz,...51.;s:l
Gtn'I otc, lite bkl $4~ J\1gr. r appointment. DEAN LEWIS l :'\fPORTS tribute a spectacular n1a-\\'onien 5'1;)..J900 '"'"' · .,.,,, 4 J,
LESCO Pa.intlnr Contractor 494-1151 TOYOTA & VOLVO chine \\'/24 years or provc11 SUPERVISOR LV N ll·i::lO LGE l'!'frigcrator _S:l\ ;ibo I Pc 11 11"krr ~r1· W1·r sra1,
1 AL'S GARDENINC ~~all~t. Ex:~. 2 ~?; • • Call For Appl. •GENERAL I\fainte:na.n~ &r expericncc. All resiaurants, a.ni. rrl. !'h., 11.k end.~. Dbl doo; re1rnf! ?SOIJ~ ~.;1.~1r, .~~~le ~11t;~~~:.sr,C'.,1~ ~~na:Ca:'pi~n&ine~ICt':,m~~ spraytng. L!c .I: tna . OPEN MONDAY Dtlivf'ry, $195 per hr. Cal! MECHANIC bars, la\"erns, hospital5 po. Park Lido Conva!esrrnt . ~·S.7~. :11~-21:-l.2
64S.-2399. 540-4511. tC'nt ial u'ers. Absolutf'ly no Center fH2~AA·1·1 5EARS \\ ashi11.i:: ~lat•h1nl', -.-=-=----,-1
!141)....;;198. Servinr Ne.,.,1>0rt, AGENTS-Exp'd Ins. Gua.r. "Girl Friday"_ Secretarial Used car lat needs good all competition, Top con1mis-Jl ~ yl's old. 12 <')'''Ir. SllO. PV'f ply srlhn11: n1 aple
Cd)t, Costa t-.Tesa, Dover No 'Vasting salary & comm. Contact &: bookkeeping dutiell. I\lin around niechan!C'. 11ion. 645-422() B\\111 9 & 9 P:'\I THEATER MGRS. Call Sat S..: Sun 61.1·101:1 run11111 rC'. Sar S.· Snn, 9 to
Shores, \\'estcliU. \.:~~P!:!:a~ Jim \\'Ueox 675-638-1 2 yn exp, Call 6-12-7306 * SECRET AR y -Ex· Hard tops &· Drive ins. \\"HJRLPDOL aut!l i1ashcr. ;: V 1;:00 l.os ,\n1ii;:iJ1i Cir. * LANDSCAPING * 548-1444 6'16-1711 APT. ?.!GR-OLDER COUPLE HAIRSTYLISTS wanted by ?Jr."1#4 ~ perieneed & lamiliar Y.i!h Sa1 Gabr1cl VnllC'y atld Or. xlnt cond SIO. Guur s ·~-· =·=~~-----t
Ne11• 1" "'' n 5, 1prlnkler1, minimum duties for put.la! La Dama Coi!fures (new 2100 Harbo r Blvd. &1$-0466 niedical lerm&, part timr. angt> Coun1y. 1-'a!it .t:ro1\·in.t: df'li\'1'rrd. :tt6-S672, sn ... ~1 1.-, s· :-i\YEnl~!I i:nooern rourh,
drains. l'.'alls, arbora, pa-PAINTING/paperina. 18 yrs rent. 642-9520 aft 5 pm. OY.'ntnl . Call 5 .f 0_ 50 71 , south Coast Conimunily J.:d10.·:1rr1., C1nC'111a~. Rt>sllmr B 'Id' M t . I 806 oil \1·lute linen, n e I" d s
tio&. fence9. Lic'd contr. ll in Harbor arra, Lie.& AUTO POLISHING &: M~tO, 830-1302 or J\t.ED. TRANSCRIBER -l~ospital, 31872 Coast H'.I)'., lo: E.T.C. 1-10 \\', VallC'y u1 1ng a er1a Ii l~UJ1h"I, Sfi.i fii.'>-T1~i0 t.~k
yrs Joe. exp, ~1225. bonded. lttf1 furn. Ml-2l56. DETAIL positions. Exp'd 495-4Cr.D 3-11. full tltne.. Pt"rM>nnel So. Laguna (714) 4~Ull Bh·d., San Gabriel. ~llr Jr111.-nr~ ti. 6;::-:irog
PR OFESS ION AL ma1n-INT le Ext1r. Painting. en(ine cleanin(; &: palnt-buf· * HEAD \VAITRESS-& Da. Dept, Hoaa Hosp, 1''ei\·pr. [)(! l56 TOP notch Rubbt>r Chenil~l . 3,000 DOORS . LT.~E; 111•11. '1"1 [In chnir.
te:nall('t, pruning, lrff v."Of'k, Llc'd1 i."\.I. Fl'ff est. 30 )TS tinr. Salary open. Gro~:th wk. Dinner House. Perm. Bch. * SECRETARY + ){C''l' niust hr Jln.lficient in 10? so~ St>rnnds fl'(ltn Sl lp. Si•· ~ Dan1~h mtldrrn
rprlnkltrs, -Pe:sta, di.ease, UJ>e•· Chuck, ~. co. ?itE11tO CAR WASH lnttrvlewi 9 to 12 noon. MTST Opr $395 to :t•oung advertising mgr.. rubber t'Oinpcmndinr. k de. New 1n!t>rlor doors hf-:::11111-cou<'h. S\l)J, Call RJJ-3148
••eed control. Clean up jobs. CUSTOl1 Pape_r Han&inr. in-~Harbor Bh·d. C.'-!. SA..\fS SEAFOOD 16 2 7 8 Lo..,.-ely S.A. ofC!, xln'I stable to \\'Ork In adv, dept , Neerl ! ve\opnicnl. \\'Ith a inln. 3 yr~. in(: $.i.5o, Solirt cxiC'r\{'lr 1hiors 111 ~"{',.--.,---,,,..~~
.Terms. George, 646-5893. ter/exttr. painlinr. savt on Pacific Hwy. Hunt. Bch. co. Some prev. expcr. Call shorthand. typing & I exii. in lhis al'rn. i\fust 11(' starting ar SI Z, lOO's or Bi· 8' SOrA. nr\t'r 11~rr1 quilled
ROTOTlLLlNG, Sprinkle", paper. 531-7991. ASSEMBLERS & HAIRDRESSERS, incrtase i\liss Connle. per$0nality, $45().$300. to nignll Ol'IClllC'd, sharp&. ig-folds,. lou1·1t's ,r_. sl h!f'I'~. r1(lntl, ~l'oll'hZllard~d $l2:'1.
Sttd & Sod Jawn1, cu1tom INTERIOR le exterior pain. TRAINEES your salaries 30':C. Booth l'.1!1.rt, Call i\1r. Peck, 64;;.. I gi"l.'Ssivc. ContaC'r l\lrs. Gon-Panel1n~ 191 g-rarlr •l').S' ~!utrhlng Jovt>scat $7:i,
lodscp plam. Lic'd Contr. lina:. Average 2 BR &Jlt $85 ShHt Metal/Wood rtnt•I. Tr.1ffic Clrk to $550 I HOI
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Call 833-2654. labor & materia.I S.S-1$46. l lmmed, oponlogs lor tall • CALL 6-,, ""~ * Co p~vs ree xtn't co mov $600 SECRETARY 11·10001\'S from S2. 4'.,-.r Alun1· -. . ';;v;o;;,..;;o--;-::-:-:c:'.::7: I ,::;c~=.,;;=::::.=,:,::;.=,.:;.::Co ,,...,~ · . ..,. ' · ' · lnun' r11_,,,,,"nl '''lndn,•·· S'.", LA P.GI-. lou11EI" chs1r, ('-.;tra 1E X PERT Japan e 1 e PAI"-'TING t lo al All )'OUng men 1\·/agillty. Some Ing 10 ne11• S.A. oles, Truck. Execulive Local Cali Ann TV INSTALLER ·· .,, "" .1 1 • " , pro t ll n . I 1 b T , . HAIRSTYLIST·Exp'd. · · · Dooi· skins $! Vp. Hardhnanf t'U' 1r.111~. r 11rk i.illld color. prdtner.Comp!e1e1arden· work 1 uarn. Color ix-per. dt•ra It. op pay. So fll · f'd Ph lng,movingorstean1shipco 645-2770,\\'estclHfPersonllf'l ..,,...,. . \l'l':t i::vud c'Onrtlllon $·IO.
Ing service. Free e • t . areciallat. Mrr'T08t·, 541-1441 0Pt"nin&"s must be filled 1ht1 me 0 OWlng pre · : e-xper. Call :-.Jil'.s Dolli. A t. 2043 \\'estcl'lf Dr ., . .,,,.. a s)ll'f'L Aluinniun1 ·~~2-1"'ii -1.2.C:C"'ii-"'--';c.;..;i-~7 64&-!Mj, NgBncy, 1 '• tor CABLJ-:"VISION. Exp'd I I I I · 'd " " ~>-O:Wj, nnsr 0 p l ti • \\'etk. Call Noll'/ 9 am fO 5.1(.6122 I s lC'e I or enc1ng, Sl ing, ~--:-c. -,.~.---~-1 17'=~,....,-,-,..,-=-=:-™ an I'll 9 HAZEL -WE Abig*il Abhot Personnel · · prt>l'd, tr<1lnf'e con~lrle.red. rmlio t:o\'l'I'~ traile r skir11 LO UNG!:: ch:ur. ro~ry hf'i;i:e
AL'S Land1caplng, Tre e ~~~~I. Frtt: est, PQR•NGE COAST NEED YOUI Agency. 230 \\T. \~'arncr, SECRETARY for publico· ;\pply 262 1 \V. Cotut Hwy, JSc a sq n .. UnJinl1hed plc: upho!su·ry~ S~: -=a~~ufi:. :me~.::: ._... EMPLOYMENT If you can drivf', cook & SUl\t> 211, S.A. tlons, XII nt typing ~d,poSalll!ng N.8. or e11ll 6~2-3260. hll"I" ·fra111es, hnrd'.l'Hl'f', .Yff>.JJ4,1
R.palr1prlnklera. 673-ll6&. P A.INTING/p&pering. 18 )TS AGENCY kttp a l•.mtl.Y \\'/ 4 children I Fee & }'~~e Johil A mu~· expc_or req · IUJ' J()(.'k~. C'ishinl'f knobs & ptJJ/i; :'110\'fNG fious.:>IJ(lld r11rnitur€'
In Harbor arta. Uc & I th! h open. 8'.UA\142 or 4~. *UPHOL.l)J'EftER or TRl:-.1-t1"'n1 ,,.1111,, ln<'C>•l>>r•'r••. >n>•·l '"'. s.·•t ,•. '''''· 21~. PRUN&\\'EEO-l'OT 124 Broadway, c .r-.1. 64~.3111 Nnn Ill tmoo y. t en )'OU NEED 4 YOUNG :'11EN I ' ER " .. ~ ..... ~ ..... bonded. Rtf'a furn. 6'2-2356. m-.y be Juit the. addition IO 1 ' 1 SECRETARY .,1 ~ E."perit>ncrd. Prrn1. JQ.j tl;;Hy, 11 .. 1 ~un. S1rrl1ni::. (' \f U.Sb--Z.3il ~11~1~~il y~:.\-'t~ Pl•1ter, Petch, Repair * *" * our tamU.v \.\'I'~ looking for. Pert l \m~ 20 10 30 SlOO wk 1 '-taJor Southern California job, ~nge benefits. LAKE Ml LLER·DRAK E * • SOFA, cha!t, col!ce
Sal&J'}' ntrollable. 54~·1408 F'ull lime .:··:::::: 1-wk'. Land De\'.e.lopmtn.t Co .. tuls AflR..,.VllEAD ft.1ARJr-;",\, U06 So. ~Jain !;r., S.i\. rabl(' SlOO, tw1. *PATOI PLASTE"~'G BARBARA u.i al rt ru I .. A 1714) 331 251'.lt (N ~" HUMPHREYS 8-3. C&r nee, Call J\-4 p.m. unu11u oppo u.n1.1 or ''"' -txt to Stat1d11.rd Brandt\ 67:>-209.1 NEW lA\.\'lll, re-seed. Comp! AU types. Frtt tJtlmatt1 ~""" lh \\'AITRESS ""-· rl ""I 32
I b ~ •-Coral -HOTEL • 892-1038 r,. .. i person v.·i 8 secrt:-* · "'-'P' c~d, ~ 0 NORGE wa.""hfor & -· d""•r awn can. Otan up Y""' Call 540-6m .._ 11rial I accounting back· food'.\ cocktall~. dayt, F ull' &lfa .,4 .. ~Iris. di;;tt 'J 1·
or mo. Frte e•t. For 1nlo Pl bl 81lbo1 111. DESK CLERK 1\'URSES Needed for pri\'ale ground aa we.II 11, an ac. flO.'ltl~n !or right girl. A~k c AB 1 /\' F.T !', ro ni ph>!e i.lrtn' f~le fi'i3--0l~'i. e .'it · 891~17 or U6-0932. um "' 1·ou are the "i nner of duty, R.N's. LVN '~. Pr&C'l , qiuintt"nance with office for '\ayrlf' 833-0112 kilchen, .Range, oven, etc . ., ..
E X p E R 1 E N C E D P~IBtNG REPADt 2 ticket• let IM Jfetttvy experit~ Aides. All shtfts/:\tust ha~ mamt. procedumi. Job \n. I Rancho San Joaquin Btautliul &: reasonable. ·l. ltlunn i::1tn1r lahll' &
J a p • n e 1 e. Amer I c: an No job WO 111mall W1slern N•tlon•I ~rs. Ph any hr 642·9'JS..'i C'ludC111 tnvtntory control of I Golf Course 64&-5393 • 4 LLf'lh<1I C'h;iiN .sun. lhdea.
J ..... Mr. co""'. prdellln1 e &U--3l2S e &oet & Merine e APPLY TN PERSON · 1 Lescoulle Nunts Rt1lstry lumishlnJls and,qulpmf'nl. 18021 Cuh'1!r Ro11d hert S1oo. tiT:: l!l!l.i r\e.~
A cltan up.193--0lSO. Ltw TAKAS ._SONS Show NlWPORTEA: INN NURSE AIDE TRAINl?\G ~C'l"llcn1 \\'Orlrini condl. Itvlnt. nr U.C.1. Cameras & SOI Qt·A1.11·r-:1-r•~r;(ir1n ~t-r.
LAWN SetY. mowln.s. edaf. CO'-fPLETE Pllil-rBtS'G at the JJ07 Jamboret Rd. A Mt1tllh cal'f' app1)·. tion1 & co. btntfiU:. l * \\!AI TT:ES.~DINNER Equ ip~nt -'P111~~m .111.~•11~.~~·. Ro:<
\.'a.CUum. O::tmpl. Jtrv, rt•I 2" HR SERV. M6-3l40 ANAHEIM NeWJ)On Btach £mp I oym t n I offtttd. CAl.L 6'44-3™ JIOUSE Exp'd,food &: NIKON' f" 35 mm 'tl'/lcn.~. ~prin!o:~ •l'_::.1_,_, --
n.tt.1. C.:\f, A: Hun! Sch. I Plu.mblna • Elect • Repair CONVENTION I HOUSE\VIVES • 3 openinrs ~e:~nnel Dtpt. 11011i Ho~p. i\tonday tliru Frlrlay, t C'OCktalls-ti d11 wk 28mm 11'1dt angle ~;..251) COL'('ll. :i ch;i1r1 6r l'Otltt
ana. Lie Ir lns'd. M.>-2943 $7.50 ptr hr CENTI R P/Ume. A\'l"r. S3 hr. No ex-p, 1 1 ' • B to 12 0~1.'i l ntf'rvlt~'' 9 to l~ noon. l'OOni, soomm. fnla!'J;C'r .l l.:1blt••
EXPE'R. Jf&\\'OllarJ Cudener 642-tm ~ February 20th thru 2Sth nee. \\'e tnln. 11.fra. ~fuller * OPERATORST' '\ELL Bttlint> fashion.s. Nted SA:'\T'S SEAFOOD, 162iS &Ki-3.~43 ~11"1.r.~;2
Comp 1eI•G1 rden!n1 1 RtMOClll & A:tpelr Pl•ue call 642-561!, tic!. 311, 54&-5770 Vsnd.t. Beauty Coun.. Sinrlc nttd.11. Exptrlentc· 3 sty\e-con.!ciou.s Y.-omen in PncHli· llt\y, H unt~ • Furniture 810 ~1g; 1u11, (l-ro-,.-,,,.-,1~,,,1
Strvle&. Kamalanl, ~.1 btl"'tfn t and J pm to clalm Mlon. only, top pay. ROLF'S l\fFG lhla: area. Part or foll lbnr. • \\AfTRESS, 01·er 21, Gold-lc.Df, i;l11c~ iop corree
0 AJU>£.\'lNCi and l.1wn Cf.:1'iER.AL lfome Repair • your dck(its. (North Count)' HOUSEKEEPER for 11.'l)rk· 116.i Producllon PIAee, N.B Call ':1•t6Jl....957• aft 6, or Good APIK'Al'Ancr. DINETTE table 4 nphol~tPr· lah!e Sj() !"'12--111.il
eart. •tt.k or month, f1t1 carpentry, ahlntta, doon,l 1oll·f.ret numbtr Is 640-1220) lrtr eouple, $2/hr. FounWn Ph: 646-000S. 77"'"'40S0 • .\.1~·1948 * r<I chair!. PrrrCcr rond. $100 fj;;--··1~11cm-1•1,7,,~,~.~. -01•
ut. M8-m5 alt.• p.m. / .crffl'lt A misc-. 492-'61 * '* '* J Valley. ~13 \\'t 'U help you Mil! &u-5618 j Dime-A-Line 64U6'1l j \Vt'U help you ell! 643-56i8 61~ or 673-8397. cla.u1hcd •. , &42'""671
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8e~~U!1t w~fo 1~!~ TIVJN box springs and mat· ~tATERNlTY' clothes, like ALL items, new, boxes never BICY~: Cirl'• :IS" $22. l1' you're in the market for NAUCAJl\'D.E: coucn $25. CORVAlR clutch, tly\i•tw!el 19i0 YAllAl-IA end u ro
• • ..,.,,tru.: trt11 SlO. 2 plastic now "H--•knii.•• •-rt .,.~n ... Clock,..., ........... ..._ Bo>'• ...... •"I. Glri'o 2<" t -" t •· •-" room heater •10 El ll'l -· ..... ..,.. ........ ,_. ...... _,.._,..,.,,. Av .., • eftO tape """'pmen , 11s:a.r Children'• toy1 and 'bookt a.od _..nou.slng, $12.. Culer motQrcycle pa1·lS: \\!iring
. •. • ee _c upbol!ltred t\\·in beadbQards eoa-ta .. 1-... 4.2 $2 AU ''"' 110ld ;25, take $14. Dla_~..1 Stin ....... " -Boy'1 SH .. -.. the Zll J I room all' eondllloner $1J. sa each. 24 x 36 Ea.•I> • -.... " • -... ~'."' .... ...., •-.... _~ te al <>let, Hun. Sc· Sl. Sld1 •w $Jl. Holt 1crambltl'I l:SS x 14, (tOO<f hutne.ss $.i. Tail ligbt Record stand v.•itl h 1 condition, 962-T:i9'1 t"Ut penda.nt. sold $90. take $22. C1rl'a Schwinn Stingray tington Beach . .f track car aaw 1tlt $15. Drill bit kit Sl8, m Farer tn.aine. clean ••11tmbl> $1. Batte"' and
. . 1 ,w ee.s Amerlc11n print SJ. 8 x 10 ------"-'----ll!f. E•,....;n.,s sold'.-,34, take $25. All tn -" condition, th ., fl, Ut1hty <"art $2 E leclr'C h-.. -\, .• ANTlQUES 12 • ,.,, N•W ..... ~.... •• 6UVU 11tereo 1•.'I 4i tapes $12.50. SIS. RCA 'IV, Y.'Oflu SIS. •nd apart !or ttbuilding, bOx 19. Tachomet('r And . · • •• ,, .. , .,.ra1 ed ""0 $5 Cat ~ ......... ,-,-~ m'••r, '°'d 6'" t':""', • 2 M ~ k •• • k h II $10 ~2 -• S&nd1v1ch grill ll 2 1 · hi ·-· milk gla••, "--uutul .. ., _ ••v ~ .,. "" ""'' lle\V unu. gpta era ,.u. ...wlc er c all~ Sl e11.eh. 2 a . '~ a'"' 312 high •Ptet.kl1uet('r assembly S25. · enn1s scratc 11g J'IO~I $3. Portable ""O -119.9>' tak• $9.95. 8 b1otlon l ~~~"-===~=--J JO to •• ·'! rackebl S4 each Volle b 1 1 11. cur•-•na 11. New co«•• REFRIGERATOR $25. Stove · .u Vvi converter upholsltettd ch11lrs $ 2, 50 pe'liormance blOl"kt $3. 1-170 flellrii!<hl! $11 and $4. Mirror _ · Y 11. · YTW!Wriler S20. 841-7&39. .... blender, sold '"9. rake 113 50 V'I Ill F' J
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ne\V $:i. Baskt'lball u.1-'"-'-"=.:::::..:::.:.::::o:.._ pot S·I. Electric shoe shiner ~ $15. Braided rua: SlO. Couch · · 1• · • I ta.be each. Colltcton tt e ma: x 14 whitewall tire $1. $1.50. Re1u l al<1 r $1.
Baminton ratkeis 2 for KNOTTY p!ne bookcase S9.50 sz. \Vhite and gold room Sl7.50. f.lan'a watch, •old Sl5. Easy chair $25. Euy model phono, built \ n phonograph records 2X .-Rustic style front door with 1''ootpt>.gs $2. lgnllion switch
Sl.50. Plastic model pickup a11d $12.50 &ll-9447. divider $2. Golf cart S2. Sl50, take $~. Portable chair $10. Tape_ ~corder 'peaken anrl nt.\v cartrid!t": Si 11'8 Bucknell Rd, CZtf. lock, 3G" IO.'lde. $6. ~4-803-1 $3. Hom $3. Startt'r sotenold
camptt kit, new $2.50. BLACK leather 36-40 leather Ping pong S5. l.argt' tonka radio AZtf-F~I. AC / DC tl5. Omlble ihaltn!a1 .$10. S70. 8 track home 1te1To Ms-6611 ALL ne~\' 7xl.l blnoculan 1. Spollighi switch Sl.
Gu!lar. $3, J!ah· dryt>r $1. molottycle jacket $25. New barbecue.oven, electric Splt rttharctable, 80ld $n9, take Divan $10. Archittet And tape plll.)'8 $25. Rook!.htU !\1.ARBl..E topptd table 20 x $<1.50. Ping pong &el& 'tx.64 ·~"-:,.o9'6:::cl.c_.,_~--~-I
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Pall' pmk and v.·hite srr ipe<i uutdoo1· shOe akatea $3. only $10. 962-2597 s,23,· cu11,t1eryR se.t, ~I~ $59he,'. artist ea,lt> $25. Din ing table •J>faker1 s25• SUO value, 6Q s1:;. Holi.h • .......i Mod couch Ogarelle lli'blrr., Ronson I GOO!) grade ('lean carpetlng
J ~ Tr-' Bo a e , uas1an ..,.,at r I _, 4 h 1 ·~ D pl•> >·Our '1 traek ta.,..s on ..,. .. .,.,.. crapes ~. <Lin case $1, y's wet suit $4. Hot auu cars-·· teRSel' .,.. cover. rtd brick leatherttte gali and zippo Sl .50. Ari· 8'!r'x\1'8" and lllln1e extra U d \VlNG·BACK ctlair, needs re-aftershave and cologne llet It; La · 8 an 8 track pla:i.-tr v>ith a Neu• stu e animals, many "'heels Sl. ~ Charge covering $5. Small couch, $3. Ovenware, 38 pittt set l. rge mirror $ . tidget $3.25. New enclOAed 11ha.dr. co11t .$<M), now $19. ing'lon pipes and stand Sl. S12. Ne1\' linoll:'um 10·.r·xs· •
$3 each. Girl's dark blue $2. 545--0548. naugahyde, good condition $1.S. 97'16 Katella No. A, Dulcimer SJ.5. Rolla Royct home stert0 spe.aktr. ~~ Rolla1\'AY bed, complete $12. SUngluses Miter glasses $12. \\'indsor reciting chair gy~ clot_hes, skirt, liize _J,1,14,-,dra_w_•_r_l~tal~i.a-n~Pro-vl_nc_ial Sll. Child's electric Ementt Garden Grove, ~ block ruor $.10. Paintingw $25, price. $25. AM·Fa.f f_ape :Klnrsizf' sprt&d, i hadf's of and goggles 2 j c-S 1. 50 . $12. Oblong <lining table and
sho1 ~i;, size 28. sweat shirt. chest $20. 5 chairs $7 each. organ SL 64~1966 v.'est of Brookhunl Mon-Sat Blonde Uutch Boy wig $::i. cartridge tuner $15. Call )-.llow $21. All in excellent Con1bs, bnahes, mirrors $10. lea! Sl.5. Occasi0nal chair, :
nled1um, ~t $4, PaJe pink 3 draw~r desk J11, Vanity .::~:,.::::.;.::._;::::_ ___ I 10 AAI _ 6 PM. Fra.med print $5. Burllfd 5.'J6..30ll (.'()nditlon or new. 67>-4399 Doa: leuhrs, choke choins nev.· covering, rocker, bue •
!ormal size 9 -w 11,-~o r-• ,_., [B~Q~y~·s~b~ik~•~l~1~1~. 962~-~1984~~-'[ ;;'~;;;;--:;:;;;;-==-;;;:: chair $1. Knit suit "· ..c..;..c_c.;...;.c__-'-;.:...;;;.c_r 25c-50c.. Fans hand t>P' cupboard $8 eo.ch. Coleman l . ' • .... · "~ · =111 ....,,e $10. S t e P WESTERN aaddle fa ir con-SELLING Ponche, New 180 .. -. --1,-,. -It .-. o. 1 .. -bu-c c•mP slove u . ,' Plastic c~lers 50c a dozen, tal:Me $7. La.rgf! ~ or SCRAM LETS NYLON sbai carpet, like Trailer heater SS. ~len'a 1 t h $15 .5 Ge ""' ..... -,__ ~ .. ..,.. , .. ,. ., several liizes. 548-4531. chi.ld'• table SS. Kitch<n ' • new $25. Do rn inion gold garnet ring $15. S stack ditlon $25. Mictoscopt ex· mm cu c · rman }.failbox n. Bowl!ng bag Fire gnle $2. Frllmt'.« ; rotisserie, gold frame mir· tables $8. 167S Tustin Ave., cellent co n d 1 t Io n SS. chrome rims, Z months old and ball $7.;,Q. Tenn!11 balls 50 cenls to $6. Bicycle $.'l. :
GIRL'S 20" Stingray bicycle, rnit, han:hvood S2l'.l. Floor ANSWERS ror, medicine cablntt $1.5. c.r-.f. S46-0970. 11592 \Vrlghh\'OOd $Xl each. PorJChe ctt•l Jeat 75c each. Ullfd table radios :11906 9th Ave.. Sou t h '
518-5985. amp $2. Shades $1. Road CE portable vacuum Sl8, lro=WE=~R~mo--w-,-,,-,~ro-n_l_lhro~-w Lane, H.B. belts, 356A muUler $10. 356 can <l~neh Sl.50. l ndian La.guna. '
raN set S2. Sat. Sun. 3124 lUaple U \\iing cablllet $!0. 115 P h MODERN r 8 a..-t ~-> B.C. or 912 muffler ns. "-·--....,, · 1 ~~==-,--,,,,.--.--·I ' BRO~VN tweed sofa $25. 2 Bermuda, C.!\l 54o-son. Napkin _ Prone _ Robin _ . us mo\vtr $5. Bike~. 110 a, '"" , l vuu 8 11('\\' bra\i:r shoea $20. '3.9() uuwm, fJTOl\'S, "" r v er 11. ~tODERN ttat!ltional maps ~ Danish \\'alnut chairs sz;i~==="-'-""-.:..::..::::::_ C . COO All excellenl co ndi t ion girl's and boy'11 Sl5 each. framf', showing signs of . _.. !Ind ~ tomahawkl, k n apsack s \vith. shades, -rlttt $:>-$10. +
eacll. Green rotfee table s2. BICYCLE, man's, English atnlp -KIE 644--llMS. l\fe!al cabi~I SIO. Electric "'rar $20. 962---4309 pu;toni a~~ .2'. e.rs ,,_ Sl-$3. Old M11·spapen 1909 Odd gla&..r; andchina :i0c-$i l
Twin i;ized spread $2. Rem. mak~ •. coaster bn.ke, new There's a siren in Tai,,.,·an l,,~. ~O~V~!N~'G~t~o-o=-,.gu-n-.-~S<"_"_"g-I heatrr SJ, E1ectric motor ~,~C~O~R~V~A~l~R -,-,~.,~."'-,-.1=96:?1 ~r:'r pair.~'"° ra.ce proarama 2Sc. Stuff DuragQld bud vase $5. Gold •
ington electri·c r•W" $'. C'(HxJition $24.50, 646--8397. \\'ho jus1 inherited five mil· mllrhinE' v.·ith cabinet 320. S2. Guitar S20. l\tetal lumber GIRL'S bicycles 21." S15. 26" YOU v.·oulrln't bt'lie\'r :'ic. 4206 8 I bo h '
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lion bucks. Shl''s one tortun-k 1 " p U l\tonza5 Ii u i 1 a b I e for s~ p ·~ R' A N 11 1 1 uxton jev.'t' ry x v.•il , oastmaster broiler S4. asy c airs :ieach. Recliner chair $10. 1'ablt rac or "" .. S15. rebuilding s~ t'3ch. l\tGTF w . 011·er niov.·er ...... iver ''e., or I o ) llrau·!?r $5. Blut/green :
512--9396. \VO<Xlen office desk S2J. _•_l•_Cl_ii_,,._se_COO __ KI_'_E~·---I Sall' S20. Antique rable <ksk Autvnlttllc \\'asher Sl.J. Box cytindrr head $15. i\JGTF l!an.g rnov.·er SlO. Floor Balboa Blvd. at -!2nd SL hnnginK lampshadr. $2. •
Kenmo1·e straight stitch :; DRA\VER \\"alnut chest, $ZO. Stereo-j ft S2.i. Orange spl'ing and mattre.u. like SU I win c11.rburetors and \\'axer $.';. Bar stools $10 6i~. Kin~size Brucon salin bound j
se1ving machine in cabine! \'ery nice S20. 10 gallon e!tc· Oriental chair Sl!. Round an-ne1v S15. Baby stroller $j, n1anifold SJj, ~!GT}<' each. HeahtJ:<i! H i· F tlA·~D~>~!~IRA"°'L~~,,-.,.-.,-. ~,-~,71 ~A.71'11 ! blanket, tu•w $10. Quilled I
$20. Girl's 20" bike $20. Irie v.·ater heater $10. Near llque t~Uee lab le $20. 36" ".aC"uun1 clearn>r, tank type RIUn11nun1 oil pan $~. ~lorris t\n;pllf~er $25. Prea11!p S~; radio phonograph i Lovt'ly I an1 iqu1• satin sprearl $2.). 1
REGINA electric brodm $10.
Cages for small finches $1
each 64Z.-2268. Ba!hlnrttc $5. Bunk bt'd new 10' av.'nlng $.1 5. Cf' ramie tnble lamp S5. Ele1·-$5. 2-6 ply tires, 610x1:; and transmission as is $10. RK l' ~l tuner $25. 1,l cabinet Slj, 644--4826, ChronH' pedestal kitchrn '
DOUBLE steel sink \\·ith frame $10. Photu t'niarger Harih\'are $15. Table saw tiic Ja\V mower $15. Antique 11;) $4 each. Bird cage S3. Crnsley engine tor parts $10. speaker $15. Cabinet SlO. CRI Ed' wh' -111ble. t'Ound $20. \Va.lnut '
faucet $10. Lady Clairol $10. 962-6351. .,.,.Ith stand and motor $15. radio cabin e t S1 5. \Vaterfall S5. \Valer ('()Oler 841--8717 ~6-36S3 B ISOn ite Sl'>. framed harbor !u.:ene $10.
electric: hairsel!er S 10. 23.. RCA CO""i• TV s•o. Gas rota"" mo••" 110. o· h h 1~ H dbo rd !or car $.i. TV 3 ,·ear old, Kantwet mattress bump('r ,,. 1 -• h · ,.,,.., ~ •.r • is U'&S er ,u, ea a SEARS car t..'00\er, used once NICE blg old Victorian chest pad sg, all like nf'V.'. .-.a nut auu orange c air
543--6466. Stingray boy's blkr S2S, both Neu•ly covered naugahyde and stand S15. 24" TV S20. 24 inch, as is $15. Skil sa11.', Sl5. Surlboards SS _ $3. c t drav.-ers sz;,. Lovely old Batltinet $3. stroller 52. Blue SIO. 14K gold and turquoise
REGULAR dental chairs $25. excellent condition. Patio rocker $20. 2 burner gas 3 dressers SS.SJ.t. Small as is S5. Lamp S3. 169~~ BellyboaJ'd SL50. Propane mahogany drtner t<11> mlr-9x.12 rug $5. Training st't ring $5. Antique mosaic '
cost SlOOO nev." requires table set $:;. Aquarium hot plate S5. 3:27 W. WUaon, bookcase $8. Pink a ntique \V. a>th St., C.~f. olf tank s15. Outdoor pole \Amp ror in 11tand $15. Good 190 s2, 6«-4:212. clon'lis cuU links, golt.i $15. •
reupholstering. Full liize 36'' equipment, used 1 month ~S~P~'~"~"~·-C~M"-c---~-I chair 15. AM-FM 12v car Placentia. $1.50. 968.-7903 rm skis, no blndlng1 $10.!6~.,~ .. ~,~cuc;::otom:::.~b~u~!l~l-oo~l~a-~~ 1 ~"'='=·~5000=·-=---~,.,--,"°I 1 operating room lighl S20. $4. Large suitcase st. Huge TV $20. Kitchen uttnsils, radio $25. Cedar chest $15. TYP.E \VR I TER SU .SO. Girl's u•hat-not shelf $l. 2 •""" HOOVER Roor scrubber S5. ',
needs bulb, for the ex-mosaic ash tray $5. Set pink toaster 50c -$2. Matching Typev.Titer S25. Ad ding Kitchen clock Sl. Steam \ron SOFA divan $20. Extra long modern chandellera $4 and condition $25. S73-704S 513 Bathroom scale $1.50. Dt>e
pel'imenler or use lt as a melmac dishes S2. !\>1en's chest SlO. New Coleman machine $18. Child's desk $3. Automatic ~·asher $25. twin foam mattreai and box $6. Pink bedroom lamp $6. ~farguerlte Ave .. Corona de! trlc can •0 p ent' r with
searchlight. Time clock S23, ThermoS lunch pail SL Good camping &to\lti•S15. <:;oleman SlO, High chair \\'1th tray Clothes dryer $25. Chain spring art iood rondltion Lined drape1 42"x 96" wide!~';:'"~·,,..-..,---..,.~~-sharpenf'r $4,50. Pictures $2.
keep h·ack of that study records 5c each, 45 rpm. lantern, new $9. A.\f/FM $6. Stroller Sl2. Books link candle holder Sl-$Z. TV $2S. 536-0206 SlO. a.tf'xican silver mirror r..1AP1$ step end tables Bedspreads S2 -S5. Girl's
lime. Dictaphone $21, cost f>.18-8236. radio $20. Also AC/DC, 15c-Sl. Some children'g, 6' rubes lOc each. Hai r clipper TAPE rtcorder P I a Yer, SIO. Gtten metal .fencing beaudtuJ like rle\.\>' $25 each. clothes, size B t l.50 and
$360 ne11" be a dictator inl'L~!~N~co=u7N~.,.-,-,-,.-.. -.-. -,~,.-e portable v.·ashing machine bookcase S~ 4' neon light Me1 $1-50. Curtain hookl 5c cassette ~~ price $ 2 l . good lor pen for small or 5319 Bruce Cr e sc r n I . S2. Ladles coat, size 5, S6 "
your O\vn home. -~rge s~ut· ne~v $4. 2 large mirrors sa. Raft S5. r-.1any clo!hes units $.'.i each. Arti.sLS and each. Sink u'ith faucets $5. 962--0661 medium dog $10. Good golf 642-6514. Sat. -0nly. 615 Go\'t'l'OOr SL
tered custon1 h1-l1 cab1~1 for El Cainino or small 25(' -$2j. 3 hp electric craJt materials lOc • S15. l\tlrror 16 x 26 $1. Ottoman ·w OiEVY van ttat tor sale putter $1. ?.fetal utility table1'3~D;,:,.lo=hmc.;:ast_oc_•l~1~5-l~20~.~,-d~o-u· nfl Pon1ona and Victoria ,
for ~II your equipn1enl 6 pickup $4. 64fr-l82t trawling motor $25. 2083 HouSl'1v11res 5c-n5. 914 $10. 37j E. 19th, C.r-.t. S20. 592-2302 tor garage $3. ~ Catalpa, ble alnk fa ucets $4--SlO. 3 SJ-Sj
H long, for the. den, c<>st :~~-'o---------1'hurin, Apt I, 0 1 Sal·Sun· Grove Place, C.~t. 642-932U. T\::,.~fN.::ho::..;x:=,p_n~.,,.--.,.,.,--m--at· East Blull. &44-16M4 TV stands $2-$5. 6 f'lrctric ~~~:cr~l~~\es~I~~~~~ bk>u~ .!
over $250, ~25 Chain dl'ivc VE~ET I AN _BLIN~S, :\Ion I9" Portable TV $2:i. OFFICE chair, melal , s2· B h l\IATOIJNG thairs, large alarm clocks Sl--1. Admh'fll nd h. '
tricycle $j, Unusual picnic '8';rtical, 2 1section~. 82 x NE\V ironing board $3. GE 548-6.'>29. sv.·ivels SJ . .;..15-2529. ~:s de~~i· fal~~:ver u!~ conten1porary modern, foam record player a speed $10. ~~~. ;1~. ~::~~~ 8pl~fy1!rs~
table with brnches $5 use · tan co or S2J. each. dd ' I •· d I l •--k d' 1'$5 It it OJ' burn it. &14-1635. ' 646-8438. stt'an1 iron S2. Pair metal PAIR bucket seats $Z,i. 3 Channel light show, \Valnut SW. Brown pixle ~'ig SJ. pa ing, ex.ure ny on, . c""' I'll.I 1~>-. Sma , ,-1319 Bruer Cr es c e n I l~G~OO~Dc";'"'~'~d~T=V~l2;5~. ~54~2-~59~.~36c. lio~!N~'iitN~.Gf-~,~"'·---;;"""';;;;:;'·'E~.,.~l'y Sol'N"G'LIEt. 64be5--0068d. compl•t• 3;>2·~21 Ford stick case SlO. 4 hp Go.Kart Ladie11 and children clothini =~°fs:do ex=~t ":O~~~~: ~~:~r~f p ~lacr,$10. ~q~~~ c64:.;:.2-"-=''c''~· ---,--~ ..
LIKE new tu·in bed $25. 2 American S2:5· 642--0978· Boy's Stingray bike ~~~: ~~;~'lati~$u. ~ ~~ ~;l~~~i}!'e m:;v s~~5C!~ ~~-M:!:U;81
Taylor St,, S91.50 each nr\v, 6 month!! ~·~'>-::.,,:1'°="'-.,-,.,-=-_,,-,.,-A119~C R~:~i~~ni t1!. ~~~~
new twin bedspreads and BRO\VN solid dl'sk chest, 646-'lm battery $5. 4.Il Chevy rear cablr. R-6-8 u foani 80' s.·1. 1959 TIIRU 1970 UNC Lincoln old S25 each._ 646-4292, awk PIING ?'Ill table $15. Double !lngron Beath
3 bolsters $25. 546-4753. clean $25. Bro\\'Tl open shelf, end. S2:1. '63 Ford station !'ii1·222S. IM'l, Kea\ed in plutic Sl. for l\tr. JU mltlf'. leave ~ur and lv.'in bf'd.11 $20. Dres1!1!r i~c.::,"".:c:....::.c...:.:.:.:.c::-,~.1 adjuS'table bookcase Sl5. SHELVES for books, oUiCt', f ,_ •r:c •"::. .. 12 6 d'ff 1 d t UNC roll number •JO. Chair ll2. •tahogWI> 3 LARGE, 3 small redwood
VACUUl\1 cleaner $18 . American made maple 4 leg garage or use as room-wagon or pari.a _, ELECI'RIC counter top $4 . 1 eren a e 11 DRAFTING stool 12 5 0 •1 ba k h . plantl'r b-Oxes S3-Sol. .22 ' c l e $12 T I dividers:, tree 1 ta n ding. F'ord engine S2j, f'ord auto Burner stove Sl5. Rollaway Lincoln cents $3.75. 19&1 • • YR c c a1r1 $;), '580 9 •-arpe s1\· eper .. oas er foot stool $3. Glass vat.es Alisen1blf! without tools SJ transmission $10. 64>3682. bed $5. Portable TV SlO. ''P" mint af'I $1.75, 1962-D Chairs S5 each. End tables Oa!> Street, Laguna Beach. colibl'r with s~pe. ''"" pop up ~6. J\tovie screen 25c each. Older lighted m.int 11et 11.75. 196~0 mint S6 e11.ch Small round tt,b\e Frkte.> and aStunlay 12 to 125. ~~ hp electric motor -SI2. Bou'h~g ball ~nd bag \Vorld Globe l5. Bath mir--$4. ~1 Nassau Rd. Cl\f. OFFICE desk table, 6 fl Stereo SlO. Rabbit hutch Sl. ff 'tabl II' sz.~.,' $3. Good twin 1nattress and S9 (4) A t p bell 549-3212 SW. Al\f-FM table radio St.l. Playpen SZ. Upholstered art Sl.75. 1961 mint aet $1.30. co tt ~ --. 3· box spring SlO. 549--.1113 · n ique . en.ian 8 ror Sl. Old plain record R-ll m'••d .,1, L i•-n, Lamps t.ire' acrttn $150 l~===------1 ==~"°'~-c-.-c:=-;;"'I engraved and i~Jaid ~rass c8binel S2J. 548-5632. 2568 GREENBRIAR Lane Painted cedar chesl S5. chair $6,5(). Baby d~sing v .,., " .,., Vacuu~ <:lt'aner S 2 0: KKJNJ GSI~ bomatttf'_~s ~25. UNFINISHED cahinl'ts 29"
S12 for seL J\Jouie pro.iector _ 5'1~2929. GE clock radio S9. Man's luggage $5. LitlJt' tablr $2. Crib \Vith mattress nickel!! SlO. 4 ditfert'nl d11.tr Gi6-t3Sl ng sue x 1Jfr)ngs $2.1, H x 30 .. \\I x JS" D \Vilh
8mn1 $25. Projector car-ELECTRIC dryer ~2;i. Chevy Golf cert, man's $6. GE 11QI!!< and doll furniture SlO. 642·93jl, Indian cents SL Deluxe ~~.. A-1 roodltinn <'lean. Crib
rying case v.•ith buil1·in mag 11.'he;Js S2ii each. clock ridio $8. Golt cart 50c-SI. Odd patio tables OFFICE chair~ met al, de8k model 111.bel m11.ker 7 BURNERelectrlchotpla1e SlO R92-7401 one lop t!rt1\1·er aod sliding
daylite \•ie"·er tlS. \Val nut 646-811)!. l.i75 Oranse Ave.. ladies $5. Set Compton Sl.50. 1700 Palua 541).4921. swivels $j, ~5--2529. \\1th 6 rolls tape S7.50, C11oll Dl5lll'. 1"1.: roualldnt1·qmu•irrorw ,11,:501 ,· NOR. GE 11.', s h' ,. 12.•1. tlooN belol ~·· f~r~nica di°"'
cabinet 2 doors 22" wide, _C_»_•·--------boo" . J k 11· IV Ji ~3021 ... $10. Panr e ii oar s' ,_ 11S w1 11 rac ·"'· a GIRL'S bike 26" S:ZS. &y's J'\.'ESCO multiple cooker, drcorativf! cabinet 28" high 545-1731. 929 Coronado Dr, slngh• and double S4 f'BCh;
,. 16" deep x 3;," high $16. BICYCLE 20" girl's Sypcler mount desk $10. TV, like bike 20" $15. 54s-7879. cooks e.ntire dinner or HEAVY duty 2 11tage com· 24 .. wide, 13 .. deep St5: c;o..t 31J.l6 KilJybrook. CM. 5'ID-9779
Bissell rug shampooer $3. $2U. TV RCA 16" portatile new $25. Book c•bi,cl So.·. BOOKS 0 .... , h fl J pressor $2j, Compres90r '"'""=,,--:;==~-,-..,.-n .. 1 c era • roaats """e turkey II>. · Sturdy c·--d low •-ble48""FREN~' •lde1•·aJk cal• CH O"E h I 1·1 F rd 642-693j. $25. Pin" nnng set $25. Sate-Bird cago g--• 13 Fish d I h ,. -"' pully Sj, Like ne w 6(100 .... ... ._. '-'"' R "' · 11· <'l' s, 1 <l 11
. .,. "" • """ · em 0 no ogy, ypno ism, Lawn mower S3. Hand volt citi·fone c .e , set SXJ. long, JS" wide, 17" high, t11.ble11, marble top. cast Iron Slj pair. Baby clothes. 11icr FRIGIDAIRE electric range ty gate Sl.50. Toy horse aquarium, good $j. Set of back issues PI ayb o Y vacuum cleanrr $5. 646-0339 m11ny u.&ed $10. Spullah din-pedestal $15. New 13 pit'Cf'S JOc. 25<'. &lfHl70S s25. 67~759. $.t. Child's five drawer chest Rom!lfl lamp~ $25 each. 2568 Magazine 20c to 75c. 871 TWIN b C.B. crystal!; '3·50 pair. in" c.hlll' 15. 32'" x 42" metri'c -k•t ,.,, $l.50. TV •'O"k• li'ne l"'i. G•'rl's 1c=~o'-7"~-~-.,.,-c $2 540-6033 Greenbriar Lane 5'1~2929 Joo " 642 •111 or unk beds, aide Telephone type I e v tr . ..,. """' • ~ ?>IAPLE headboard wit h.i.:=·:..::.::...:::::~· ----~ ,;,,-:;:;:;"~"~· .;;;~~7~·-~,...,= rail, ladder S20 each. One •witches 3fSl PBX colored wood arti11t pale ttt', good New Browning "Cobra" 26:. bikl', 3 speed $18. A!\f.
smBll shutter doors for twin FLORSHEli\1 shoes, 9 E •, _c_o_•_la_M_•_••------COUC!l S25. Arm c:hair $25, twin bed $15. Double drop pilot lights 31 $1. General tor art M\oM, algn SZ.50. bow, SS bis. S2S. Z210 F~l radio table modcl $10.
,r;ize bed, like new $20. ne\'t'r "·orn $15. 646-8432. GYi\f set $25. 54~33 good condition. Maple coffee crib Sl5. All newly antlquf'd SWR·"'atl meter S~O . Pictutt frames, var ied Ortntf', O f 64&-l.l25
5"15'-8538. ORANGE Coast College text BATH tub 6' like new JG. table $12. Pair ?i.iaple end in truitwood, all e.xcellmt. Mercury tu~ tester $:2:>. 50' 11l:ie1, colortd mt.I board 25co[---:~--1-:==:..'c=========--[
book, Political S cie nce Pair of skis s2.:;o % metal tables $20. Long antique Turned maple double bed RGS roax cable Sl. New -S7. Dr.ooratives: "texlcan c Sl.2~$4.05. Hummel "S..ker bed spring Sl.50. Coldspot v.·hite roffee tablt' $15. Desk ·rrame $25, one doubll'! bed sears 12 wit car cooler, mll'T'l)r bt.nner~. candelabra,
Boy" SS.50. Stainless can'· refrigerator $12. Cud table S2j, Chest of draY.·t'rs $25. tra.mr Sl5. Two antique S40 value, $15. 2 ti1-e ex-dolls $2,50 -$1. Book&: La
S ft racing boa!, hydroplane
$2j. Twin bed, complete
1\·ith l' a I I a 11 swE"ethearl
headboard $2.l. Apl. size
stove $20. Black and 11·hite
Polaroid S\\·\nger camera
$10 . Ant i quP GE
tl"frlgerator, runs good $25.
551-3689.
ing set $4. Hair dryer $4. S2. 8 x 12 yellow shag rug Bookca.se $10. Large mahogany twin head and 1ingui~hers $2.50 f!ach . z F'iesta Brava. others 2jc •
Light fixturl", utility $2j, $2. Barbecue s2.;;o, 2:;69 Seascape t>kture Sl5. Like footstrads S10 each. \Valnut bun1per type trailer h!tchea Mc. Pair i:old s In i I e L
Gorham "Rondo" se 11 Santa An11. CM nev.', walnut and orange book case $5. <Axxl strollers $2.50 each. Ford 11potlite bedspread8 $4. '" plywood
separa t e I y $ 6-$12.:io. -,~,.=,~.=,-,.=,=m'-",~,=,-.-,-1h-,.-.-,-a dinc1te table $2j. 4 ~1atching S3 and $4. Barhinette S.t $2.50. HatTis acetyl'ene torch 4' x 8', nev.• S.4 Fishing
Readers Digest Alias $5. facial Sl.3. S48-80l4 chBirs $15 each. Severa! tall Car 11eat $3. Ctib sheets $17.50. Carfboat battery pole .i j. Saturday 9.5 only.
American Heritage Books ----------lamps $12.50 each. Small 2ac. Printed double sheet~ cables ?:X-. 1/16" plat.tic 1640 Ne1vport Blvd, Space A
Sl.50. 365 Esther St., Sat. HIGH back velvet ehair. like lamp~ SJ--S:; each. Pole sets s2.;io, Clock r adio, as itheets 10" x 10'" 2('rx. No. 3 C.~l. P ark on streel
'61 Renault, good parts, after ll. 646--S4l2. nev.• $2.i. Provincial coUtt lamps »-SS. Ornamental is $3. Toaster S3. Cnn :i. boxe~ loaded 30ll blanks STORE counter, 6 feel long,
fo1v a"-ay S2J. 54~1311. RECLINER chalr, like nti\\'. table $5. Pro\'inclaJ Chair, gold cherub s!afue S10. opener $3. New cut velvet $2.j(). ~~" dymo !abf'I fll.pe formlca !Up S25. Original
'7>8 Ford 'Vagon $23. TU'O green $25. Dome human like new S25. Wig, ne.w Ph<:1ne chair and matching short ve11t $3. Leather dttoss 3/$1. Call 536-3021 oil paintings $25. 642-1398 s
23 l·-h l•l•vls1·0-s 12,· each. ha'1r f-'I, it. b-... n. ,,. strawb•rcy blonde $20. 2 end magazine hokier le ash tray $7 Antique hook• 2·-•J I ~:c:;o,,;::::_IT~E::,.:::::_Oc_.,--I c:.:.,;:::::="'°.::::..;c:..::.::._.1
837_'5246. " ccJlent .... ll;l, Fil~"" cabinet la.bles and coUee 111oblf', 2 $7.50. Cameras s 3 -s 6. N;w tuxe<lo tor 4 0;5 ;;~; TYPE\\'R R $1 · IO gallon GE stl'reo N COl'd. pl11yer S2J. . lainps $15 for all Kitchen Walnut never-mar coUee fish tank complete, pump 12" GE portable TV $1'.'>.
S ill A L L Frigidaire $2.j(]. New ·wool hand knit, light fixture Sl each. Baby tablf! S12.50. Electric Air old white jacket, mtn,.d and filter Sl.l. 195 71 Clock radio $5. Toaster S4. s
refrigerator, good \\'Otking very wann coat 511•e11.1ei'. blankets 50c each. 642-8171. dryer $6. Steam iron Si ~~r:;dcui:':~~n~: 1t1e aS~d 'Vaterbury lAne, Feb. 13-14 Bulletln board SI. Hibach1
condition $15. 442 l\fagnolia cream beige S15. ~faple h ~ Pai'r co-I color cball'll' 115. OCEAN fiahing rod and -el .$5. Oversturted cha1r S:TJ.
1 llh t s l -7 FL couc s,v. Emerson ... childtf'n'11 clothes 50c • $3. ''" 6'12-3606 C.ill. 6~:">-13:J5. va et w sea a. 7 speaker Hl-Fi, needs nee· Elt>etric heating pad $.). i''uli length wet 11;ull. ex· S9. Fresh water casting rod 1,:,::,::::_o'---~-~~-1
C I 'Voman's \\•arm v In YI , Ste--cord a 1 bums and reel S2.50. Fresh waler BRAN'O MW foam doublf' I SACRlJi"I E neary n~w fleece-lined jacket $3. dle arm $12.50. Air cooler ·~ '" cellent-$2.'l. 446 cabrUJo, \\'alnut end tables, beige &16-2512 for home $3. Air rondllioner 7)c-$1. e.ach. good rondition Saturrlay and sunday !!Pinning reel, Huck Finn mattrea11 J25 , Swtve.l chair.
formica tops, 1 r u i t \Vo o di ,;:;:;:;;:~· -.,.--,c:;---,.,=-$j, New !it erring gear Wilton carpet $20. Clothes I ~=-~--=~--S2. Rodd.v ball bearing spin-Uke new $7.i. Stroller SlO.
step-table, cost $90 each. CARPET. 9 x 12 royal blue, assembly '64 to '68 Ford or 50c·S3. Shirt!, .size )4.16 E>.."TRA tires. l.SlO x 15 b/iv ning reel Ocean $1. Pt nn ?-.1odern steel bath tub $20.
sell szo. Lido fi7~3366. pad<led S25. Wedding dress, l\TettU'"'' $2;}, N•w Fcird about 20. !ake all for SZ. $4. l.S7o x 15· \v/u• S4. surfmaater Of:'ean reel .$.). Large oltoman SZ.50. Child'11 F ' 12 I k h.1 1= '' ')' 1-1.~7.75 X 15 \V/W $2. U II' I j
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'.',...· ea w 1 e ...,, uiick or NdnJp steering Kitchen ut1 lly cabinet S15. t 1ty tab e w th drawer vanity 75e. ~roorn chatr, ~ ,,. p · ••., B k 1·1.75 x 15, w/w $-4. 1-815 $2 """ ~"" HB 18 50 642 ~71
'able 125 coil. Big all brass ~ "· _ gear F-250 11.nd larger $25. 1ctures ~..,,. oo s • . ~~. like new . . -iu
d T bl ~1~ eacli p · h · x 1.10 X la, w-w $3, l-6.40 1.~=,,..---;~--.-~ gear punip $20. Hunting KING bed~Prtll $2:i. a es Phone stand $2.50. Nice ...,.,_-"" · air c a,15e x I5 btw with inowtread t"OUR molded riberdall5 2 SNOW lirt5 ' ply nyion
knifP, surgical steel $8. $;) and $10. L<tm~ JZ-$5. bronze drapery rods SlO for lounges $8. Pair patio chaln ;.t. l·F'fG.14 Unitoylll wide dune buggy seals S5 each. cord 700·13, llkf! ne-1v SlO. I
Paint St gallon. Truck jack Bcllyboard SS. China and 3. HeRvy shape desk. good s:;. Barbeque $5. desk lam p <1val $4. 548-5381 842-8323 548-0974
$3. ··,,~ -m~ss $20. 4 gJassw. are Sc-SlO. Double and can be used for \\"Ork $8.50. Sv.•ag lamp SS.50. T"PEWRITER, u-•e-·--•. " J .._v ,,_ AM ,,, rad;o $12 ElectrlC' HOOVER upri~l vacuum MOVIE projector $70. Linen 1 .... l"WVUU
chairs SS all. Frying pan t'lect11c hot plate $15. Large bench $8. New T-Bird Rte.er-1 -1 • i~. Maple Bo~,·,0n -k-SOc _ 75c. Books 25c. Standard, cleaned, oiled and
7;''l(', Buckel 2x. 642-(M90. ice cheat S.l. Cll.I'd 111.ble ing "'heel $5. New F'ord ~·all clock $5. Kitchen cart ""' '"" "' adjusted, works Ukt ne11· E 1.,::.:,:c::c::::.~"'-:.c..;:..:.;c_ __ I s:t Oak chairs S20. Rerords steering ~·heel $3. z ga! $5. Cory dectric heater SlO. $25. 1'"·in bed S25. 6 Cap-\Vomen's: clothes f alott 25c $22. 548-7165 C~RPETJNG. brown, J~e 50c. 448 l\lagnolia St .. c.rvl. heaters, like new $15 each. Powtt saw S20. 1-leadbo&rd Iain's ch11.in, maplf!, maUe ,.._SOl. Sh>es 1Sc -Sl. Pur1t1
p1ece, :i.ppro:-< lll x 14 $2;,. \\'Ctkend Living room chair $3. End $6. Deep fryer SS. Room in Sweden with pads $25 7ac. J e\\'flry 25c • !50c. CAR 1 t ereo components,
Pad 10 Ill $15. Clothes, · · . . _ . table $3. LRwn mower SlD. divider $10. 962 4914 tach. Di111rt1sed 1i1aple cof· Gloves $1. 9176 ~flllord F.V, never used F1.t cartridge D
ladles sizes 7-10, children's, CUTE Bl'lbyhne cnb S2j. cnb 2 large Jlrte.n living room Sat.-Sun, 197TI E st uary tee and end tables $25 each. _96_>-_5_l91________ szs. Speakers $6. 6v·12v con·
ntany !lzes :JOc-$10. Ctindlt'.t sheel!I and pad Sl.50. BRby lanips \vlth white. shades Lane, Huntington Beach, White 4 burner gas stove. MAPLE double bed $25. w.rter S10. AC·DC convtrtrr
10c-1X. Jewelry -5c-Sl. s· bath Sl. 64G.6201. and light In ·ba.sc SlO each. helween Magnolia a nd 30" SZ5. Pair modern lamp! Couch S1. 2 co ffee tablr11 Slj, Ponche headrrt, never
blackboard $10. Deep l ry iv excel\rnl condition $2~. Large bantboo drapes, a Jot Beach Blvd. $20. Round kitchen tahle Sl each. Che!ll S3. Leather u11ed $25. VW header&, nr.v•r
Sj, KHche11 tRble S2.50. 12 54~19. of the.m SI.SO. Child's 111.rge I C~IU~B~w=it~h~m~,-tt-r-,-,.-1-,,-.--. ,,.,-t. wltti le11 r $20. 4 upho11teN'd chalse lounge SID. Chair $5. u~d $25. Wrought lron cof·
vol! ~uhmersihle p u ,m pl-E~,=.Gcl=N=E"--,-u~Jl~;,-,-tri~ .• -,..~. red wngon $3. Large ni.ck ty s2. Infant seat $1. Wood chair!! 110 each. 3 drawer 2 end tables J4 each. 2 lamp~ fl!e labll': bue $2j, 3~',' x
$6.50. T;iols .and house110ld hravy duty w\th chain S20-for ci r or station u•agon dinette &et SlO. 2 baby glltes l'tlt1ple chest $15. 5 drawer Sl each. Dinette •el $25. Deak 5' glass t(lp t15. M6-5889
11cins 50c--$a. PRperbacks ti46-2SlZ $6, 6'l6--6l76. 980 011.k St.. $l.50 tach. 2 v.·lng chair.« chest Sl!1. -2 near new Maple J2. llru1 llk\1 f20. Ski rack BABYLINE French Pro\'in·
25c-Jjc. Boa! cu!hicins s2.so1..::.:::.::.c.:~· ,...,,---..,---.--c \I night 11tand1 S25 each. Large SIO. Scuba tank S15. Scuba -• rib 1~ c each. Ot1rs S1.50 pair. 3120 T\\'IN he11dboard. !ntlq~e ·1 • s,; f'Rch . N11.y1ahyde mirror $25. Large Maple regulnt<ir SIS. 2202 Ctnter cl-;ub "~ .. ,.~ o~~hpo~~·
· 1 \\' c M "" .. ,20 "'Id metal SIO Rotisserie AIR conditlone.r S2.'.i. ~; redlner $20. Sofa $20. J k k h 11 12-•·!Id en .,_..,, .......,..oo It <" r •~"='~""'""'"~-~~·~· ""'·'~· ~~~~,..,..-· h.;" .1 1 trlc·15 .,,· ,479• n c -nat' t. ' a. ~ No. C, Santa Ana 551-1395 ·-.,.". W•lch t\vln 1troll•r l'Ol er e ec .,.,v-o violin, ca~ aM atrin..-. St5. !\latching chafr $15. 2 end ~1 1 1 1 •• 1 -• 115 • ~ SE\\YJNG and kn itting • ' . .,.. h i•ape. eepuune ''"" ··B I CYCLES: Sc h w•'n " 110. Small boOk a nd '"ING . mattrt:ai:: S2S BeJl and Howell projector tables S3 eac . Antique Round marbl~ top tahle $l5. " materlaJ11, trimmings no-" : • .!lze . : · $15. Sears movie <lame.rl\ drum table $1.0. PedeitaJ Stlngary bo)''• 20" 5 sJ>l"f!d maRazine ~bit SU. Antique
'lo"' '''''<'-h11.ts cos-King size box spnngs $25. I 2 PictUl"{'I $1 • $10. ~9216 krate 1-. Boy'• 2 o • • '"'hlle m•r'"le top end table · · · ~. · · . p · .. 1 Sl:l. Solid \V&lnut dlnln1>: amp bi ble $.1. play table• ,.;> ., v lun1es 25c-$1. Double tla1 King :1uze trstan d "i~e table and 6 chair11 s21 2 Sl each. 6 drawer d~!ller MINI bike parts: Frame and Stingray type: $U. Girl'• 24" $15. 9 drawer clle•t $20. ~hect!I j()c, P illow cues tt.venlbl~ we:;\ ~prell t' · piece sectional SlO. Lady "'Uh mimir $20. Matching tires $25. 3~~ hp engine $15. $5. JO •l)f'.'f'd frame $4. Big ' drawer Chest $10,
regular and king~. \\'roughtU'Oll ningorps~ Sch ' k b · d 15 4 "rav.·er cheat 112.50. Clutch a.rid ruard S.i. 2 Zenith transoceanlc radio Ollld't ~·ard~bt S20.
Twin flat sheet5 SOc. Cold luble \\•ith heavy glas~ lop S4~~l1. 61 1' r Yer · l\fal~hlng double }leadbolu'd lhrottres and cable. S:l each. $25. Small radio • l"f'COrd M2-450&. Sat·Wed. 880 \V,
IJoon ar11 perl ('!i \\•i!h $25. Round bookcase or 1 ,;c:,='~~-~---~1th frame $7 ~ drawu Frtjole frame a.nd jAck player combination, al ts 1 _1~9~th:..::Cll~l:_ __ ~---I
ntatching \'alan« lor \l.'in-lan)P ta~le Sl2. 9-2 SAi. Sun, VANITY "''ith larie. round thtsts $5 e11.ch 3 TV'1, l Maft · S70. '"l'rl'f.1 $10. 2~1' $3.50. Ztntth A M-FM METAL prqe: tahle 3' it
dov.·$ lZ ft, ll ft. 15 It, :\lon. 61;,..264l mirror 27 YN old an<! g'OC'l(l «1lor S20 ,.ach. Cabinet hp t'ng1ne $10. 3 hp tnglne tran~!Jtor nd)o $6 . 2 Al\t ~· ss. Fonnlca. dll'llJ'll ta.bit
5 ft. S.l-S.i 2610 \\1, CktRn· FLAGSTONE up to 3 fc11:1 to antique S20. Red leallit:r ndio $6. TNmptt S25. ST. Clutch $5, 2 aolld fl~s radlot: $2. and $3 . Clock Md ( chain flO. Chfkl'a
front, Nfl\\'Oprt 61.~922. squ11re SI • $4. 6T."....0731 recliner with foot s!ool, Book.I, rtCOrd!I' 10e-25c. s.19 $."i. 1~1 hp t'J'lllM SS. Tire radio, as IA $1. ~rman c'·*-t dresser tt(I. Red good condJIJon $25. 646-GZ02. $1 $(! :E 1 rt :Jk SI J Jng -••
FANT,\STIQUE. Da rr 11.. B' UE •nd gold studio !JOfa S!\lrtf"On, C.a.f. Mo-837'2. · • x n pa s • · ~11 I h.a1\I cucJmo clock naU''"•hydt 90f.a and rtd .. SURFDQARD j '9" ·-· 6""" Lil: 't'lll2 -R b J h d 11• S" 11 J ~ Lanz ;youni \\-.rdf'Obf" si:r:r S:E. PAir ori11ntAI black " '"' "' '63 Ford Falron pnrU: z '""'""""'· -0 n °0 .,, .. ve:rv.·are -pace swivel t"Ot'ker .$25. Cat
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5 1 9 Bell ,,IAtkB p\n.id11 tables "2J each. 6 tllninr v.·l~h ~·arisel fin bo:oc SS and doon $5 each. Gi!neni.tor 1 ~LI="'~·~· _c.->_.t~--,--~ setflni. $10. '1V eart Sl. 1'811.,r s1a. Otrpet, artY·
i!:nd 'M>flds $1...,S j, Su·ealt\N ch1tirs $1.f ~ach. Maple $25, hoth t.ltc,"t.llent be:linnrrs $10. VoltRge n"f\JIR10r $3. I.ONG and low w11.lnul cofftt J im Bf.11.m bottles: 1964 Eit· noral, approximately 10 lC
itll coloN'. $1-S~. Sklt'UI Rnd tables $:> • SIO. Portablf' boards 4' belly board SlO. Starttr SIO. SOienoid switch lablf' SM. All \vood ecutlve S2S. l963 Doe J70. 1.2', $10. VW htlldl!&hU SJ
dre88es tor all occa1lons1 gba~r~l~'5~. ~5.11>35~~-1~8\.,..,-.,-,.,-, [ ii~'ifi~'~· iiF:RAiroo;;J,i; S2. Head lamps $3 each. maMgany hl·back r.hall"I, 4!M-6228 p11.lr. TV cabl~t S.'i, B!kr Sl~S.i. Sca1vt's, hell•. suedt!SUN lamp, lull ltn1tth nciw REF RIG ER ATOR v.•ith Air rondltiontr $.l.i R.adlo pl'f:try $18. Origltu1l oll imin· 4 ORAlVER chetl rt5. Afaplf' S.1. \V<imtn'• roller •kates, fr\~. lcsrhf'r, s traw told for $85, only $15. Bllhy croqtop rrttier ;2:l. 30" &as $12. Ca.rbunHor $5. Chromt 1 tin1t. bollt &Cent, ~Id tra.mf: nltt ttand wtth <lrav.'tr $15. altt. 10 SS. Sand box $2.
handbap.. $1..S,l Pea 003t11 ~wing $5. ,Ainp $3), t.nrge atO\'I' µ). 163 E. 18th St.. air clea~r S2. HOO!f $5. 28 x 51, $20. Four fool white \V11lnut telephone 1fand SJ. 642-73&9
M.\'y and gray $5. Tee shlr1R maple speaker $10. Nice wl& I ,&~11\-::.,,18~20""'. ~~----f!'tV!('1~ SS each. a.1on.,,_~1 l\nd gold table lamp $22. fl'•med mirrors $10 each. \\'tc;..chln lenath $11, Jltl\ff'l'
50c. 2610 \V. ~anfronl, and ct,I(' $5. Unen11 and RF'.ADERS Dlae1t I htvr all a.Cl.er 6:30. Si.Ind&)• all day 0"1&-=~'I&\==_,.,~..,,---,,, !Amp S4. •91-1829 worn bro\vn with Mt and
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1N SOtmlERN CALIF.
G1r19e Sale 112 •"' • U..ft • ,.. •chi:o di• ( ~ [ r~ 19 You .I~ ~~·~·:-";~;·;• ..,;•;•;•;•~]~~~;1 ~C:-e W~~1~:e;ec300v~:
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beds, cofitt table, hutch t TV, R1dle, H JF I, FREE to ·a rood home Gintral t00 40'C SAILBOAT .al.ip, nr Lido e 13 yr min. ace tor .
table, dining ch a i rs, MA ANTI-. MelN,.TOSH SltrM a•• ~ble 'blk/br abort haiftd enter,ltOOpermo. family
breakfast chairs, lype'"Tl~r -u:>mblnatlon &-agle le min. * *67&-3900* e Spaces from $11.50
stand, bedspreads, .knick· NOl'.t~LCO -'.flS":fER Shep, 15 wteb.hsbrk; •hota. •-) * WANTED: Slip. up to 60' e 11» ftoor pill ,
'""''· rram ... milk •'"'· PANASONIC~Othtr 8r1nd1 REBUILT Xlnt disp • ...,_ 2115 CHA~l!f.$': lo< <S' Catcb. ""' nl'L t °"""' Grovo H"'"'"
clothlng, &: lots ot miac. • FEMALE·G, Shepherd about 'WILKINSOH i,::'15-4"'-;="°=:-· --,..,,-::,,-:-=~I ' e $300,000 club ·facilitt
9362 '-' J~la Ci>', H.B. Sot JEAN · MUSICK CORP. USED TV's 15 mo old to a·"'°" hom<. 16441 Lokemont Ln. IMll, $ ...... &·Ski '11 19119·Kawuo!d 90, dlit bil<e. 0 Small P<l'•PPn>Vtd
.t: Sun. • 893--MOO 'Jtla Hunti,.ten· Beach ~tiort clwnber and e Golf, Car wash. i.wn tiowl
;\fAHOGk'o'Y din'I table $33, 20IO'Pl.c.fttl1 Ave. 113 Down • EZ Payment. You are the v.1nner cl.· lr BEl'JMY-~, lo hn. maey txtra parts, Like new, e Move in Toda)'!
1.<1ve1ear $70, Antique dbl ,(•ta ·Mna -5414671 ColOf" &·Black It. White 'tidtetl to tht 120 Mete Crui.er, IB/OB, S•U P ER..C LEAN $325. .
.cbool desk na. CoUee 1bl t :OO t• s :oo...::s.t .. ';10:00't•·2:00 • Admiral 25" Color Combo I hl• ... LWllW. ll·'L,l We1t.rn Netlon1I HT. elttt l•Ultt. many ~2 ~;::1. int~~IOll~I
$10 Roll..a~·ay bed $17. -.$39.i . ~ . 1' ... t & Marine xtru. New trlr. $2850. TeJ. l --,.~10~TR1U==MPH='°"soocc==-
Bo'ok she Ives. Foldina: Mi1ceHaneou1 Ill MV11cel lnstrument1122 e Admirai·Color Table ~fodel 'show eya. M2-936T UNDER 1600 MILES * 714/131.a515 *
chain. a.~sorted trivia. 10182 ---------$99 at the a..tt, Stor•t• f12 DRIVEN JUSfrON STREET :U X 60 DELUXE Bar.
Cl iff Dr, ll.B. 962--7323 NEED MONEY FOR e M&GNATONE Amp, two e Colonial ifaple 23'" Blatk Pets, Ganerll ISO ANAHEIM . 1 $900 rington. 2 BR, 2 BA. 60'
i\fOVING -l'lfO!tJy 1arden HEART SliRGER. y FOR 12" speaken, re v e rb, A: \\'bite S39 , _____ .,____ CONVENT ION DRY boat ·.1tqroap or :P.tUST SELL&l&-23SC patio Ii: .... -. Adulta.
tremelo 2 channels cover 1-campen,-$1 per ft per mo.1,,:-0,.---.,-,.'=-o,.-~7 ~~· tools & accessories. Lu1· PUPPY .• .Must sell l6 . · ' ' 1 Yr1 P icture Tub. 7' Boa Censtrkter CENTER Fn<:d lit d ant cl08e' t '69 Kawasaki 90, Maverick 1$15,000. 21S51 Nev.1and St. ragt', books, chin.a"-misc l hO I h~ new. &!t olJer. W t Be tifu1 64US47 e Y ' 0 hock l · S 1n HB 536-6478
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""' "". uuo~nt Ile« om ...._.ICKEN Pie~ call 642-$78, '"· 314 St NB 64Z--ll92 ""'" BAYSIDE V"' •GE Sond'.'tl. D'. Cd.\l · •• GIBSON b , ~,,, •• EB 3 ....--. S. ducks, fertile , •• •· . . •'1'7 w
filler S30, Air pump ""• a! •y ...._ RAY'S TV egp 4 cates. 'between 9 and 1 pm to claim!~~~~~~~~~ I .,O~.,,:,·'·~':;'.:."'..:"'='--~~-~ 302 Lexinfton Circle, 2 Br. SAT. ONLY 2113171 Hot-Drafting machine $15 · ~;~iMd case: xl~t cond.11..,r ~~ Center Stree1 540-2.1.U your tickets, fNorth Co1U11YI~ 1966 Triumph 500. f.ood cond. l Ba. Reduool: to $9,1l'ill,
poinl Range, I t on r i 1 e Polaroid model ·80A $10, VW ""' · new atnnrs, .-... Cotta l\Jesa loll·ltte number' ii ;;40.tn)) I Jlctt) New chrome Ceriarii racing $3,800 F..q. {)\\.'lier 615--096&.
Ironer, 2 desblks, Kl':i'tze jack ~i, 12 VW ca;t ai;o: ~<;:94-.1!4=,..':o·=-,,=,,--;= C•ts 152 l •ii!!:~~~~·~~EY.~*lr;· ;;;~~·-.;;'~· ;;;• ~;; forks SGOO/otfer 968--0105, FURNISHED, clean 1b50 bed, couch, ta e & c a s, tsun~ ne map or DRUM SET, £-omplete, $200. Call 646-1313 PUREBRED Burmese PRACTICALt..Y new 12' vee. _646-=_852""'3.==~°""=-,--o w/patio, storage shed. Nr misc. items. 581 Yark.shire It ·up $10 each, . Tubular E¥ctllent condition, Ideal for 1 PJ\f 'til 5 Pl\! spayed female kitten. Abo ;-;70" TRIUMPH. Extended shop'r & hospital. On Nwpt
HOUSEHOLD l urn i f u re. frame for dune bUCBY or advan('e(f student. 5'1.5143 .._ I Pl\I 'ti! t PM bMtom, aluminum '.boa~ 6 Ce"rnper1, 5"9/ltent f20 fro t ·~.1 x •-Blvd c M "2-5!.!I or
roadster or ? s.;o. st.>35il ·-~.:-:-~··;!·-~·~·~·-~--/!~~K!!'!!!"'!!'~~~!!!!' neutered British ·Blue. Both KP, motor,.car. top camtt, -· . n cuu. tra Cu•vme, , . . ?.'wit sell Eve ry thin I ! -=-~.,_--.. =AC 10 months old. Cdllot. Call ~t cushioM, avs • .ii a,c.. custom ·paint, Jll50 or best 1 .,:m-.:;..,..;.;=·:.,..~---=-~,-I
Draflt'd! Record pl.ayer,ss. * AUCTION * OHIC. Furniture/ 21' COLOR TV RCA m. 6~193.eves Ollly. ceuories. $.150. c.u '42--18'2 CA .. MPER olfer. 546-0528 A rreat 2nd home, Bayaidl \Vuhing macbioe I ;. E I 124 u• M·~-»·•boa l•l·-• b"·-• • Fine Fumlture 1111U p. '. .... .. "'• ....., """'· 1 RED a. l T-~-, n.1. to-•wn·;, am-.. pm_ '71 Honda Tnil 7()-$300. Villit1e, No. 23L 2 pools. &;6-0210, 917 \V, 18th, CZ..I "' Ph 635-6186 • .,._. ~ J 5
I: Appliance:: * * · male Pttsjans. .fi mo. Pa. FINEST quality Wla.table Cl.£lRANCE SAL£ kpdo:bl miles, '71 tags. pvt btach. 67 -44 0, GA~G: ,::~>': =: Aucdons ·Frld&y, .7:00·p.m: * GARY WILSON pers, ahow quality.~ boats. PVC.. Perfect tbr Muat aeU. 546-4033 aft _51_6T.l-_l_l_3J_. ___ ~--•
Tools, etc. Alie)', rear of Windy'1 -..Audion hrn )101 W1rren Ln. J[S · Oops 154 ~~~-:-tl~~::4 .. ~·i45.s:,:1 Lup •lect.ion pre •n pm. SPACE Rent $55. Gxa'_. car--
712 l3rd st., NB -Sat 1r; 207S% Ne\\o-pol"f. CM 6f6..M86 (Mta Mesa ,,.. t• Yoia • -1969 Yamaha 250cc ner, pool, adult puk. Top
Sun. Behind Ton)''S 8ld1. Mat'l. 1 Female silky, 2 mos. Show Brokaw Marine. 645-4.5-60, campers Now S1uhed to Dfrt &-Street model cond. Shag crptnf, $2900.
You are tht winner of qualit)'! LltUe blac.k toy 2535·w. Cout Hwy, N.B. $4, OVll' 4300 miles $400 1560 Placentia. See Mgr. ~IOVING .'l5 Kin: bbed S2S. YOGA LOVES YOUI 2 tickets to the 2 MALE pups -sm. mixed male poodle, 2~ mos. 3 Boat1/M1rine ACTUAt: e 835-1492 e 35' TR.AVELEZE 1955. 2 br.
lge desk $ ' I I · \\'a.sher The Science of Vitality & W•1tern N•tional Beagle -Tenier. 7 wks. old toy-mini poodles, creme, 1 Equia. ff4 rACTOIY· 2 '70 Kawasaki motoreycltt, fUll bath, Jdeat for mtnt .
&· dryer $65, plus miscell. Piece of MinQ! Tree d~rnpn. Boat A Marine champagne .& ,v hit e . male, 2 lem. 6 black minis. ,... INYOICI 75cc $4?).· 100 cc f375i used l -CoO-'-'d-'-""'~"o-· .;.615-'5-63&9-"'"--=
,Items. 968-490-' s1n.tion Mon. at I pm 1.: Show 96Mi263 9111 Christine Dr., 646-0142 333 E. 11th St., 7 HP Chrysler/OB. New, SHOWCASE 10 wks Lady's Hondo 50 690 Motor Homes '40
1•f ' whcf!ls &: tire~; 7' pool Tues. at 10 am, Yop Cen-at lilt H.B. 2n6 C.~l. never run. O:>st $365, 14!-ll DEALER m.1, vfi6. 494-5548 '
table: misc item1, all ter, -44:i E, 171h St., C,M. ANAHEIM LOVABLE male Cocke r -™ --E-m-.,-,-.. -,-,-t!I-u_l_S_t. S250fbest offer. 557-2690. EI.00~1!..~IPER~ 1971 NOVA Cobra mini bike, YOUR ".econd hornf!'' Oil
reasonable. Fri " Sal, 374 646-8281 CONVENTION Spilimix lOmo.allwhl/blk Bernard yoo've ever lffn. •--p -... ...,.,., wheel1 , Compl e t ely Flo\\-"er, C'.\-t --~· ~==-=----ts, ower 7W9 THEODORll 5 hp., 2 wks okl, $l40. new,
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WARDROBE * February 20th thru 28th childl'f!n, needs good hOme . Show dog ·w/paper1. Xlnt LE A VIN G a re a -).f us t R BINS SUO. 493-3860 caffli for '70 l,andau Motor iiz~ 5, 7, 9, 16, top labela Plea!f' call &n-5611, eX1. 314 ~3: SJ6...+193 2113 ~~~h~~t.::~(t,;$250 '.or best Of· ~acr.itice 13%" boll ol trlr 2060HARBORBLVD.· B"'r'-'CY=CLE=-,-b,~il'°t-I"'o,--,-2 . Home . Dod.,e--p:w.-.nd
bells, 11ports wear, '"'ea~n. ~tween 9 apd 1 pm to claim 2 Male .kittens v.wld like I =~..:c.:c,:.:.::..._,____ in .xlnt shape. _Hu 10 hp COSTA MESA '42·00111 Schwinn $15, Sr. Citiz. 3 automatic 23-tooter. slft'pl
dresse11, coat8,. loads cit ac. your tick~b. (North Count)' home together to cat lov«r. GER.i\fAN Shepherd pups, :.~~e orngine, S399. SAVE MONEY wheel bike-wtlg'buket $73. :f!~.tr~~llJn:"'A°:u~r!..~ SATURDAY onJy.f'umitu~. ceM. $lt$l5. fi7a..892'2 toll-free number ii 54D-U20) 9 wks 'oJd, part Blue l\1alteSf! pUttbred, 5 wk!. old, male · SEE excel: CQnd, 67~2643.
book•, lamp•, glass•.,,,are & * * * & Sil T bb p · & femalo, Father from· YA=T -• 0 __ , oven, forced air furnace, WAREHOUSE Sal•, farn, 1.-_ ' ~r a Y erinan. ..:.n u•u er r '":""esme n ' SCOTT'S '61 Chop--''Triumph J ....... e hold;_, ·uk, "-mite. 146-3792 MODEL C" ~-11 IBM «5-2347 2113 Champion parents. Light It. Unusual opporturo.., Call f"W"' -• --.. -1 --'-------~~r ml!IC. items. Sal• 1tartll 9 " ~ttu ve · · '": FOR.YOUR NEXT CA.i'IPER •=--...... 5 ._ wknd · water tank, e v e r 1l1e LEAVING State: J-lousehold ......... ·1 c I t I dark, beautiful markings, Bob Henry Ameri can ..,.,..., ""' pm.,. s. Ai\l Sat thnJ 12 PM sun. '"""'wn er. 0 m P e e Y LOVABLE nlale beige and $2.l & S.30. 833-07&4 Yachtini A'•.,;,.,.;ation. 714.. 91.C No. Harbor, S.A. 635-7897 · aasoline tank. :Rea~ to roll. goocill, 8011 Sail Cr, H.B. , • ., __ ~1 · "s•-rebuilt. S250. Day s : wt1t terrier mix 4 mos. med --'--'-~-------· E ~ 1--• _,_, -. ... •--__ .. ..... .,.,.., "oving wrace •• ro>.• 645--5222 CHASSIS mount 1962 Ford '67 Yamaha 350 """5 nuuoc .-.. .... anu ~7648 29a2 Century Place CM 962--6607; Ev.es: Sl1~960. bred. LoYeS children. Needs v~~TINE puppie1, Silky fri VI ramp fot hauli~ 1"9.1' Hon-
BEGINS Sat~ Ti! a.Ii is sold! 54()..0564 2 METAL deW like new sood home. 54fi...-J.j6J aft 1 Terriers, 1.1 I: F. Darling 11' Hudson .ru~r Packet, ~m~r. re g, •~to, • Xlnt cond. S300. das on reu. See thf!
'"A Bil of Everythina:" 4l>N --EW--H-oa_v_y_DIJ_ty_Skil __ -Sa-w SM each, Call TI.4! 146-~4 Pl'>t 836--H93 2/16 no-5ked, odorles~ furr y Clas.iic bay launch, 1lau n Lie, $1250. M7·7650· Dicys: 642-9863 package to appreciate It ..
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_, SI NB (alloi•l ·•t 5 1 babies. i 1j() up, terms, hull, teak & oak. GaH, rir , BUILD .....,,,. own cam-• 1910 HON'DA TR.AlL 90 0 .. , •• , by ow-· ~1 ... "" · No. 554. 8%'' ball bearin& aa pm 6 PUPPIES beage size 6 646-7335 J~-u •~ ...... ""'
H h Id Good 114 sa· Ra n '-~ tr Pl /O 126 .,.,·ee:k.!J old v:eaned 4 1 "~="-~~~~=-1 sail, 30 HP inboard, S3250 per-1962 Ford Van. $695. w/helm~t. $75 k T.O.P. retail, $10,500, 19n lie. tH
ouie 0 I J, Y vou• am ...... r •P •Ml r .. n1 · ' AKC SILKY TERR I E R 61>-1134. Xlnt cond, • Owner 64>2.556. -"~"";"i39i;1''=;:-===,,.-altoady pald. P h•ne . shooting gla1U?s $10. 15341----~-----1 blk/wht t blonde. 1'1ale,
REFRIG{FREEZER comb., Newport Blvd, Costa Meu. CLEARANCE lemale. Good \\-'ilh children. PUPS READY TO SPOIL 20' Bay character tuJ' boat. Cycle1, BJktl, lO ·SPEED LEGNANO 968-1891 or Sil-9250.
like ne~'. 2-dr, frost-!ree; · • 642-6818 2/16 YOUR LOVER. MALE Sl2S, Ideal for hubQr cn.11.'JU\g ScNtera '25 all oomp. excellent cond. 1970 MOTOR Home • Sl~p&
Couch, newly cove~. do\\'n MISC fumltul'f! I: ~hold SALE .61 DODGE doors a nd F'EMALE $175. CA LL or ~mall work boat. ~kl---------Sl~. 67>3932 6, self<vnt.aintd. 16" Oll!V)'
filled, xlnt cond. Bureaus, items. 1572 Orchard Dr, No. Ov•r 100 Pl•---, n.-.... lo·"·-, ,,,_ 11 ••• 10, 11,. SU.-4806 AFTER 6" P~f. avail, Must stll. •}9;i(l .... - -...... ""~-=',.,:,C",,-~~~ .. ~ lJl3 27 Santa Ana Hits Sat __,. Ill: '"&-.. uuc• ....,. -.. ,. Ir.-- - _ _. 1966 125cc While dirt bike, 6 C)'I. Must well. _,.,.,-; headboards, TV, drapes It. I: 'sun only'. ' Reduced tor irnmed, n.le, lion waa:on alter 5 = 3 0 SHIH Tzu puppies, AKC, The 548-0440 -~~,1 TM• 3-!pd. Xln! cond. Viola Pi, C.M.
lamps for aale. 67~1. Sat I =='--,...:.-,-7"' __ ~-I Buy New & Savi I 642.9383 2113 Jet Set pet, shagry, little. LOOK new; be~r used 1% ~".,.';..,·.,.,._,,,-----"-""'°'~~-,,~-"'. '-bu",-'00-"-0...,.:..crt;_od~;n"to_a_eom-_
& Sun 9 to 12 ~e w~~~~~enetr';~:;. Open Daily 10 ti1 Ii l\fALE P~igrte-Ba• s e I C!1ina :us, Sl25 u~~-hp Commando w / 14' HONDA. Mobile Homes 915 pletely self-contained Jno.lllr
Miacell•MOUS ltt ~'/attachments, 3 spd '--FT'. 10-9. * Sun 12-5 hound 21,i yrs old, tri col· pion s service. 1 runabout A Dir. First $350. • hOme. $ZIJO, S4,8.0022
PO\VER mo~·er $20 Slim reve rlf!.. 54S..3173 COAST MUSIC ored, has paJ>f!rs, frtt to VALEolNTd lNEA . '°"", ~~·_.121h Ml-209&. •'ftlBUJIER"'-THE BEST OF Traileri, Travel
NEWPORT A HARBOR • ..-..:i home. 968-7379 2/16 mo , pnco . "-'IOCV ate 20' CABIN Cruiser, slee""-. BOTH WORLDS Line Console 1'V $40. R.etrie: CALE.~DULAS in 4" pots. •""" & ,.,,. 1= • w 6'" .. ,. '"
$25 -4 pc red~·ood palio tel u~ ss table decorations. Collta 1\-fc!u * 642.2851 FREE 6' tall Fan Palm tttt, 6,-;~;· "" "4J. .......,., • 2, head, twin Jolm!On elec-,.. ...,. .....,. •i Fo;r· • beautilul home, Jow NE\V •n Nomad 19',
$15 Old rocker $10 Che~t No11.• 2X each. 540-4479 HA).tl\tOND, stein wa y, Beaut & healthy. You dig tries. Trailer. $16 5 0 . 537-682-4 e 893-7566 ma.inlenance and architecur. 6. comp! w/hitch,
\\•/dra11·en S7 Zenith color 1----~~~-~-Yamaha. New &. u~ed from front .)'a rd . WEl?-.IARANER puppies • 3 646-9568. NIW-UJED-S&RV.. ally impr,ssive ,design. See S25~ Scott'•, 914
'JV.UHF $98 Ne'v carpel SYMBRAE'ITE: The work-pi&r10S of most makt.~. Bes! 9&8-9004 2114 mo. Ch. sire · & ch. dam. e JS"6" SEA Hunter -Slee~ .. - - - -the exciting-new "Villart: ~H::'::.'""::::.'·'-8::;·::•:..· -~-~-1
remnants. Electronics. 56 ~~ i!~~. ~7~51 fitted in buys in So. Calif. at Schmidt PUPPY _ 1 yr old Terrier ~l4n1~:~~" lield, Pel . 2. Navy top. 115 hp • -_._. ..... I House" by Ltv:itr .Mobile NEW '71 Nomad 26', Twin
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'• T. ~take Che\'Y uuck 1.1usic Co., 1907 N, l\!ain, It. Poodle, playful iieeds lrg Evinnide. ·Many e x tr as . SACH==·s'".~'"'·"'""'ili"·""'E""n"'d"'u~,~o Syat.em9 on display now at or dbl bed model. Compl
S,\lO Jake'' l\len::handi.se 11'1 Lumber · 400 2x4xl' 35c ea. Santa Ana. yard. 646-8647 art 5 DA(; H S H UN D pups. $1125. ~9840 al/di.rt •. Rum gd. See thiJ BAY .HARBOR w/hifch, etc, S.1300, Scott'.,
E. 18th, C.'1 2-CO Am~~~ Rd, C.P.t. WE havt! 21 new l: used P·POl. 2n3 miniature, AKC, Black £. QUEEN Mary 34· cabin wkl:nd. 642-7334. MOBILE HOMES ~14 N. Harbor, S.A.
SACRIFICE: Z Goodyear piaflO.!J and 10 new .1: uiied WVABLI: J,.1 dachshupd ~; tan A: mal\ofany red . cruiser, fully ~pped, slps MINI trail bike for u.le-3 l42Q Baker St. Costa Mesa NEW '71 Nomad 1 ~ ',
G70 x 14 '.l'ide ovals on MOVING, mU.!Jt RI.I-Couch, orrans. all on Specia.I Sale chihuahua broY.'11 female. 714/633-4018. I. Xlnt.cond.962-3130 hp. USf!d under 40 houn. JustS.of S.D.i'wyetHarbor w/toilet room, S129S
new chrome reverse rims misc tum, clothes, plentt, .. Some at or near dealer's Very af!tttionale to rood IDEAL WATCHDOG ~l' CHRIS 1959 ,tri~abin can 817-5569. 714/54()..9470 Scott's, 914 N. Harbor, S.A. •o' I' I 3 d L:... other misc it.ms. '75-!174. -., You '"' IO n-• 2 = d .,.,.. ~urs spee llrw•et .. .,.. · are • '"' home. ~2333 /16 needs place to "''ateb. ?.tutin-Loaded, $20,500. .70 HONCHO 90, XIOO miles NOW OPEN ·-Noma w/stove, own, and Che\•, trans S45 348 STAUFFER --'uri-tabl< ¥.'hat ""'' ·want at K w --6'·"ll2 ,·-•-· SJ-.. 5 Lilo! -· Chev eng. tripo"·er. csm, ExC4!llent co~\~;;..,, ' \VARD~88ALDWIN S'MJDIO 4 ~TS 3 flully and 1 orange crtllt ennel!, .~.,.. ""'...,. Top shape $250. Abo Mp-up CONTEMPO. s33'.-03o& ~ • .......
more $276. ~. * 551-3939 '* 1819N rt Blvd 642-8484 atriped good h om es. BEAGLE-AKC , :.:I n t HARBOR Launch 18', 50 HP parts to·sell 642-5366. LAGUNA HILLS
-ewpo ' 548-3~ 2/l6 wfchildren. I yr old. inboard motor, glassed hull, '69 SUZUKI· 500 x:!nt, $,000 2$301 RIDGE ROUTE DR. Trailers, Utility M7 BOAT par1s: Inboard tanU , AU. pa11y toods % price. BALDWI~ J-f(lward t.'Ombo GERMAN Shep. AK C $.W. 840-9401 Al oond $600. 6'f3.6637. ml., 47 hp, wananty maint., (Corner of Moulton Pkwy} l----'-·--"-----1
Jack Cole bucket &eats. \Vebb'a Variety. 11S2 orran SJOO or bes_t offer. be&ullful with chi 1 d r e n . * DAL."\fATtAN-Po~:erhouse Boats, Rent/Chart'r tol $600, 536-4155. LAGUNA HIU:.s 14' Tand1m Trail1r props for i\tercury 50 hp J.!onl'O\·ia, Costa ~lesa Maestro Rhythm King $250 53&-226:; 2116 With C whet11. All steel weld-
• 12:; hp. Controls, cables, I ~.-SP=ECJ=AL.,0.--~U~T~l~L,-l~T=Y I or be~! offer. 646--1311 . male. Show home prtfel'tti:I • .,2, T . Chri -YAltAllA 80, ex p ans io n Prestige adult community ad-el': construction. ~" Steel
single lever cont rols, . 1 YEAR old Wire Ha.:ittd * 642-1937 * " 1 ~.'"""'y· "run s.,. __ ,_ chamber, .knobbies. A-1 jace:nt to Leisure World. deck plating. su.-4361 c.r
\\ i nd~hields. instruments, SHELVES. IXS. Folkerts. \VURLITZER spinet piano, Terrier needs lovable hc)me SHEL TIES. AKC, 7 wka, 2 ~ P · 15 r or .... w.>-shape. Call 56-4652. Beautiful surroundings, all &42-58-15, \VW ~ Or trade n ~ . .,,., ""~" 893-1:>12 lull ke.)'boartl. SP O t I e Sa \\-'/children 962-1887 blk , h ! _, .., 1 .!'0"!&!:_·_;54&-~2'~34!:_._~---liID>i'n:l'-;;:;;;,.;;;;;;i;..: luxurv eppointment.!J, P"'· etc . ._rg;uni;. <H.....,....,... v.-a.lnut finish Must see. $475, · • y,· I em.,..es, +JV. ll.tMACULATE N wnnP+ HONDA '68 450 Scrambler, ~~ for pickup.
IRVINE Coast Coun•rv Oub 2 REFRJG's. 1962 Tempeal, 962--6521 3 PUPPIES pt, Shep. pt. l uble male $65. SIZ-1469 e ~r> •• er 4000 mi's, Perfect $650 or tinr green. hobby shop, I =c-'-.8,-'--.----,-=,1 ~J xlnl cond sm Dinel!e set. for bare boat charter Call much ......,_ Dune 11111111f11 .,~ family membership lor uJe •·'-·· terrier 8 weeka. free to a STANDARD Poodles. black. • best olter 96&-a726 """"' -•• ~-•· F I "i\tU"ST l'>lOVE. 6*-1503 Thomas orpn, 11.~t spinet, _......... ho-... ""'-' 7613 l/lG Fttd 646--9550 aft 6 . . CALL 330-a900 uum mem ...... r. or n-model l20-A, dbl ke)'board. •""" ""'· ~ femalr, AKC, cbampion air· ' J!ARLEY chopP,eZ., • 6 7 -.;-;:-;=.:;::;-;;::..;:=-.:-
formation call 673-9131, Nr. *** FURNrnJRE A: ~USC Xloi --•. 128.,, Evu * wk :vERY cute female cbOcolate ed. After 6 pm, 49"J.8364 a.its, Sall tot enrtne, xtn ti'ansmis!ton • Triple Wide Cornell s ·th ITEM S. 1361 Jennr ic h, ... v • .,. • , O:I ti tal p
mi \Veatminster ends, ph: 644-0084 color poodle puppy, Wants SILKY Terrier · Pupa, AKC LATE •70 Hobie Cat, in Harley J>UU. phone 492-7911 11 Mn • aramount ~fAPLE bunk bed~. Blue tot'-Studio Grand lovinr home. $48-6801 2/16 Male" temale. water I time1, traikr never '68 TRJU).fPH 500 'Baninaton • Uni'fenal'
mica li chrome round table. •re!~dsu~hr!!!, 4\\.~~ 5.6 ... X1nt cond. Make otter. \'NG adult catt-So m e 545-2991 u9ed, •tored i111ide, Better Best otter Must Sell? Flamlnao •General
V\V Powered Bu&&Y, metal
flake blue, walnul dub. ·~
Gh ia rare11, All new parts
Ii: tirell. '71 plates. 1.ISO
mi'1. $1100, 646--5612. ·
S barTtl chrs. 3 corner tble radial tim: $100. 968-4323. Pvtpty 968-~5 neutettd 546-7301 or • M.INIATURE POOD1.£S than hf!W, COit ~ • .ell •·548-7890 ew. • 6ro&dmoor-e.S:tir ~~-26~ollY"'"OOd bedframe s rGNS, sho-cardl, postel'9. KRANiOl-BAOI BAB\' 54&-0Sll 2115 7 weela *Black $1085. 645-4687 3 Rail bike Trailer. Factory HWC~:p~:;1-dte I I
SHAlU.EE Di~tributor-non-v.indows, trucks, low price. GR.AND mahogany $600 or 2 Adorable male and female ' $15 * 962-450 LIDO 14 No. 2064, fbfls made. Exctllent .conditioo MOllLE· HOMES "*9111'.. A
polluting, orx:anic clf!aner8, _,_,_orn_o_,_,_,.,_,_!162_'~-388-7_. __ belt oft~r. 646--00o' =~,::;_~needs~ J-Female Teacup pocket ~rd~n~~ ':ilstol.nC::· SlOO. 536-63i1 1206 N, Huber, S.A.
CCfimetics & v l I am l n'. \\.E Loa~Buy-Sell anythin1 s rti GOCMI m Poodle. AKC ttfister. . . • y . 1970 YA.i.~AHA YS Cl 200 '* nvsn-8105 '* I ....... pe "I 1 AKC dachshund male 2~, =•= -~ anyt•-.. 346-JS24. cc, ,-·t •-mbl••.' ·-.,...,....,_,,,,..~~-.,,..-General '50 Bar bara Bernhart ·M-1--• Coas~ Pawn-4: Auction . 2426 .n.>--<~ ... "" "'-= ..... _._., T I I Wld C II
OLD farm "·a.ion &: hrin'Y Ne'>l'port mvd. 64U400. .27G RtminstOtl model 760 yn, ~ with ad~lls,. 0~ e ELEGANT Afghan Pups. COLUMBl:4-DE~DER 29' mi, Xlnt cood, $315. 34~7957 r P • • orna BEST oUer 1.Justani F.tbdc \\·~l!I "ood "'/Iron rtms. Nl!."WPORT Beach Tennil \\oilh \\'ea\•er 2.5 x 7 PQ\\·er older children. 546-1450 ./lti AKC, Black masked silwr. Slee_P!I ti, 30 hp tnbrd,. tuU '08 BONNEVILLE 650. Good ~=!: ~~~q.l l r..mG. Both xfnt. cond.
22;,s <rearl Ne\\'port Blvd, Club membership, $45D. varlabte scope, 2 extra REAL cute rabbits lo aood 962-69;;6 aft 4. raclhg. Loi.ded. 494-7733 or mnd $?50 Must •ell. 646-8420 I c.~1. • 6-t4-0069 .. cmodllP~.,$,L~F. AJ,'°, , .• 243,vs.,,v!~.'~ ~02m10~: A Is o l" aa,,•,3· BASENJJ puppie! AKC, . I ~7. , wG4G-43&3• ~;!~.:;~: '::dmoor I ·A~nt~1-q"ue-,-,"c"'1",,-'-,~1c-,-~,~5•tl e .,.., \\·, t. .-.~ ;,u -OU" mal•, < !omaJ.,, c • l l O'D.AY ' Teml)l!st. Ready lo \'"ANTED ~-• 3.3 I/\'T'L compres80r ladder, LIKE nt\V Seara co.lot TV ,._~~Sl~l0f:25'~·7;7~3;15;,,_ __ l if§;i;i;',;;;;;;,;;;;;;;-'ii~ v ' ..,..noral ·• Hilld'f!.St etc. !!el up for painter S.565. $175. !Jell green carpet, :: • . -, ~,i Sianlf!H ~ Ru5si1 n Blue ~. aail. S2'40010r -Offer. 303 ·or 250tc Honda Stram. CHAPMAN *CORD* 'I M~16. 2569 Santa Ana, rood oond. $50. ftf.9--0113 TV, Radle, HIFI, IJ6 c~ 1 yr P18f'11 &ncl a~aP.. MALE SamoY«I, l yr olli:. ~s or Sf9..00l7. bler. Runnhlf or not. 549-1690 MOBILE HOMES 1970 modem clusic. Pow~r.
CM HOSPITAL BED Sterff t e 6+5--013 /JS Sholl. No papqs"$25. S ACRIFJ~E·, pod 14' Al\IAHA 250 Enduro. Ex· 12331 Beach Blvd._ G.G. automaUc tn.nmtlnion_ air
HYBRID "~ Worms'' 50c Xlnt cood. l36-l19J GAJtR.ARD· record-ehanstr· MANX kitten •. • O'I08. to * ~ '* A_que.cat ·w/j1b. ~p car· tru. $C9S. * 7".'53(J..29.10 * condUionlna. '6.500. Mi'.
lor forty, 6.'">c for sixty. pl&l'tr, Diamond 1t,,ylua, rec. ~76that will ""'>' ;;[G SCHNAUZE~ P'oJps,.Mal~ at 'litr. 1475·•6~7 ' *"':5'6a"5.l* =B=u=,.,=RE~)}O-u""'Bo.:.y;,;,-Sell~.-u."'--t· l Locking. Commucia1 Na.
CH•:dads for calfilh, 1441. M11cella.....,. $3150 •aped&I· 127 Nf!W' At· •rud-Groom!Jll.· 17' VENTtJ'RE, , ·~iw '· '70 Bultac:o Matador 2;0 CC. or na~. .. tlonaJ Bank, 127..f310. .
546--6481 aft 5:30 WanfM '20 lanttc:' M:tWc·'45· i:. lTth. BEAUTIFUL ~i M11nx cats . ~ head. 1lnk, allp. $1589. Ca1i ~ brit•otf Call TED as7 T-BI.RD
OftAfTING desk with tilt· GUrI'AJt wanted, uaed BRAND new JS" GE eoklr JO mo:old. S.l()..23.J3 2116 VALFNI'INE for-. Min· 962-0&89. co, ~· Uft ftM Mobile ' Hemet .Black. Xlnt oond. $2500.
top, Drav.'ff'I, lockln&. both Martin ~. 0.21, D-11 tr TV in clOHd ab'le cabinet pUPPJES German Sbf!p. and ia~ Dachshund, ml.le, I 30' RA~5qN F(G ~. •'TO YN"A&ha .12l 1'C< 1167 ''A" NP! Bi, C.M. 6T5-3S59
skin. ,\ll metal with nrlV91 equiv. Nttd case aim. wt11tunly "-'OOd at.and. Only ! 548-0210 2/13 wks, reiUfered~ 5'WIJ6. Very tlean, Loaded w/f,OOd Top condl~. Never raced. 6'ti>.3140 Dul\e Buggies
cha.tr. Good. S8l. ~~ ~. , $2!l3. 497-1906 or 673-22b9. 3 Cu te bl11.ek ki t It: n s POMERAN1AN·Blac1c. male, aev. $l2,IX'JO. &r-,,..$990 Xtras• $4~ m.m 20' 56' u 1 l'QJ 2 BR
CARPETS l pad, lflln hlJh· \\'ANTED: O:ne toW'-dr11''f:r 111.n U " Cc>-u Steplw-n!! _&57..f.lm 2115 s mo, AKC, all ahot1. CA~E COD CAT BOAT '&l ~ ~ •· ~OO ,69 2 ~A. l!ken ~'', 'in nlc~ OFF.ROAD race car • VW
lo red aha&. Colonial bra'd-fill! cablntt and one lar1• Speeker "·/built-in cros1-BUNNIES 10 good home. Call llousebroken, ·w. 847-490!1 18 • fbrbls. (213) ~. Sch1'1nn lO lfl: S6l Both par k, O a n a poi n t , :'"~~.~~i 1: hj~8~
"'s,.· _~all :~p~x96J;~ office de.k, both u1'ed. ove:r · '1(1f\\U'k, ne:v,. $30. alttt 6:30 PM 49.l-~ 2m DOXI E PUPS .
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• L100 14 Nci. 9t4 . .£!.n in pid Con11. 54i.Gw. Lea.1"e-<lptlon. '4~937S or c~ in !he O)Untry. Raett 1..::::::·~:.::.=~::o~roic'-~. M()..2279 i.f t 5:30 P'.\I ~ BAl''TA;\I ROOAters. beautilUJ, 4 mo old. $.10. S-49-3626 be attn In Bays~rts. s .. ~ M INI llKE owner: 674-:m2 -lG.> \V. re&dy. ~fust sell. 548-M40 e BICYCLES • CAm! tor turn, appHanoe1, Allee VolCf' of Tht1ter 6 ITlOI old, M.).J6B2 2/16 H 156 * ~ * t OPE.'l 897 '1363 : ...;G;,;ro,;cham.;,:,-"'"'E:.,l•c.;I"°"'.,:,,=·=--Trucks ,.-
1 All t)'ptl. Gd, cond, Nicely I tools , t: misc Item •,' A7·5to apeake:"r systeln I orMs LI00-14 (No. 5121 Red FUii • ' COSTA MESA
paJnted. Rea.. 642-1272 642.-7015 orAJt ~JU....4227. j e 96MOS9 • K~~ 20 v.·ttks la~~~• MORCA.i~ .for •al e. race. Trlr + CO\'f!t, Xtr B1rMflt 11 M ini 8 llt1 Cuual atoblle EAlatt uv·r 'j(I CHF.V\' ~4 T. duaJ huhs.,
HEALTH Oub mtmbershlp \\'A?li'TED: UHd LapM:lary TANBERG 6f LI.pt recorder,1 , . Enailah pleuurt, make ol· II ~1· $1350. 6"T3-6111. Jn Call ~ Nu 12. ~A 24 Wid~ r.kldels xtra ht•''Y dty. C• ll
tor aaJt. Allo Cedar ••I polisher for MOphyfe like nev.', used only iM hrs. MANX, t:e• 10 SJ>f'('lal hof'M', 1 fer. PC 32' Sloop, race equip'd. GO KlA:T ~ 6 Now on dl5PbiY in .$ Star 6-4>.-1316.
,.,vdl'Obe. SQ. Call~ nlCk ll>uncl. 637-M l:W!I. I S2'>j •96-tG6, San Clem. \'try S .. f!tt. 436--7730 2116 .. S92-3017 .. Top cond, SlfSO, ca1.1 '8'1-ns.; GRE ENLE Af PARK ~.11;-';;0od::i' .. '--.. -,,,-,,..true~~k--It~.-.. -1
MUST Af<we. Wuhtr 4 lll')ltr nntNMVRE WAHT!D, 1 ALTEC .A7-000 ape: k• r ~MARAN'ERS, ~female. REG_ quarterhOl'tet !or MM "'* 64&--2377, * Yoo ,dOft't ~ , a pn , tu 17$0 WhlttJtr Ave:n~ &42-1330 pod.
PS. Dlne1111 tiet fU. IM\ cw hou.te full. WE PAY/ aymm. l~l 'ft o d •ri ck l'ilYl1' It red. $1283 2/l(i A l\'e•te.rn I~ Call Turri•uNltd lt•ms in'° ~5ek 'Dnw Fut when )'OU p1ac. A rood ~ .. nt ad ii a aood $150. '* • * SJMUI
•• ff1'·1'24 ** c.utl 5SC-fNJ Llllt', Hu~ a.ch. We'll fltlp you 91'!'11! 5f2..68'1I fl\"la 5tM1t5 Dt1-M6-mr:t Cdh, Clll IC-8671 &n ed In the DAU.Y PllDf lnw.tm,nt Dime.A-Lu."""-
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'61 CHEvt lA I ON -' WE PAY TQP
~ickiip.' ' CASH Automatic, radio,
hc&.ter, VS. (F9-ls;,71
$399 rur ~sed Cars & trucks, jus1·
call us for free esti n1ates.
,CONNELL CHEVROLET I GROTH CHEVROLET
, 2f!28 JIARBOR BLVD. Asl( for Sales Managtr
COSTA MESA M6-1203 l82ll Beach Blvd.
isgtEOONOUNE Super vaf1 lJ,unlington Beach
: E·lOO. New AnSien niags, R~7.Gp87 Kl-9-3331
lpP)'S, , ctu'omt, t c ll 11 o n1 WE PAY CASH &i:tE"n paint, S t l ri 11 r a y
lnickel.s, sttreO, plrwJIM.f. '
S4000 invested, sell $2600. FOR YOUR CAR ·-··· . ' . ~ '85 CIIEVY VAN CONN~LL \Vindow Van. 230 eng., auto. I .
R&H, OS l\tag \\'heels, belt'. \ CHEVROLET rd tlr!s, low miles a n d 2828 Harbor Blvd. i;hllrp. Make OffC'r. 830-361.S I Costa i\lcsa 5-IS.~
'54 PICK-UP TRUCK TOP DOLLAR Body rough, PCeds O\'erhauJ
Si;, ro, 6~2-6910 9 A:\1 lo 1 Pl\l CLEAN USED CARS
.'.19 CHEVY 111 ton stake I See Andy Brown
:b&dy-d urnp. A-1 mcch <:ond. THEODOR.E
mo. •17•5002 ROBINS FORD 66 -l11ternational i\1etro r.tite. I 206o 1-farbor Blvd. Gd rub~r. gd cond., $975. 1 83.'r-377Z, 557-M~. eo.~la i)fesa
~---642 -0010 '§7 DODGE pick-up. Auto., \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR .Vfl. sn1nl! ca1nper \\'/boot.
$1600. 5.16-3053 r.tr. i\1yt>t F"OR TOP USED CARS
e· '7d DATSUN P .U. 1600 Ir your car is extra clt'an,
cc, ~~fake' ofler. Call •It see us lil'st.
BAUER BUICK 6 Pi\~:~ · 23.i E. 17th Si.
Auto. Sf rvlce, Parts 966
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Costa Mesa 5-t8-776j
V\V engines, 40 hp 11.nd Ji\lf-ORTS \VM'TED
1::.oocr. also t-ngine part~. Orangp Counlies
:&37-439j, Garden Gro\'e.
·Auto Leasing
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ALL MAKES
& MODELS
964 1
TOP S BUYER
BILL ~IAXEY TOYOTA
lSSSl Beach Bl\·d.
1-f. Beach. Ph. 8-l7..s5.5.5
INST ANT CASH
for any VAN runnin~ or oot.
19~;, Harbor Blvd., C.i\I.
$1495
1967 i\ICB RODSTR
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$'f9 5 '
l~ :\!GB ROOSTR
<I speeq_ wire whee~ll: ....
, <IOX <1741 · ...
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AUSTIN HEALEY '67 DATSUN
1966 Austin Healey Sprite j :.! Dr. o;:,.dan. Radio healer -COSTA
JAGUAR
JAGUAR SGOO or Best offer I "ll . 1
• ' ' , • ~1492 • au~omli\ic. (UVJ'09!l\ . , MESA '69 AUSTIN H•al•y Spcil~, ."$799 · I HE"DCj)UARTERS
, . Xlnt cond, $1450. Aft fi pm :
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' · 234 E. lllh St. · I 84"5272 CONNELL CHEVROLET doal" in 11~ '""'' "'"""'
osta Mesa · 548-7765 BMW · · I AreL e I 2828 HARBOR BLVD. Complete
LEASE '69 B'-t\V 2002. ,A.\t/Fl\1 COSTA htESA 546.1203 1 SALE$
• '1'. A NE\V 1971 radio, mag ~·heels, n!!!w pQT. D. A.TSUN 1 SERVICE PIN·TO ti.res, $2.UO. <196-1762 '· PA~TS •" .$ DATSUN " OPEN DAltY BAUER · 50.00 mo, ' AND BUICK
; . 136 mo.) I SUNDAYS
"R"e"N'T"d New '71 Datsun HJll835un~~· .. '· n~'.v.'.· .COSTAIN MESA 1600 OllC; P ickt!p \\ilh camp-... ..,, u.: ...
.A NEW 1971 Pr. Sale price $2099 dlr. 8C-778l or :Y.G-0442
·PlNTO {# PL5Zl45Z'l10l Will ·take
234 E. 17th Street
348-7765 FIAT • $4 DAY car in trade.· Will finance
I··' ' · 1 ~11 "''87'" ----~~--:\!UST Sl';LL . .'67 XKE cpe,
AN D private par Y• .....,. ..r•<r ""I '69 Fiat 850 Spldtr 853AGV · b. nd 4 pd •91 6811 suDer <:o. ., . s , st.ereo, ., or ·•··· . · · .fll!S(i ,. ~ "-P~ .~~E '69 DATSUN PICKUP . i '68 Fiot .,. .. C,., VZZ831 ~·;:~~;";.'.;;A kJ~K TN YOUR . I . • $1444
'"" WFE! €qUipped \\'ith 48" Ptiris viil-1 'Gt'tmt $.)()Spider XOZ898 •'86 CONVERTIBLE, ne\\'
THEODORE Icy Camper (Yl\.\V 287) dlr. $150.i paint & uphol. Good motor
ROBINS FORO \Vil! take car in trade or fin-FRITZ ~ARR EN'S I & t11"CS. Brazil boun.d, must
. 2060 HARBOR BLVD., ance · privn1e party. Call SPORT ·c R CENTER ~ell ! 838-3500 ___ ~
CQSrA ~1ESA 494-6811 or ~G-8736. 710 E: JSt' St., S.A. 5t7.07&l . Sell ld!e items now? Call
642-0010 -------= Open~ daily 9-9; ~losed f;qnd,a.y j ~2-_C'6_78~N-'o_•_·: ~-~~ 1~-~--~-= 1 Autos, Imported . ?10 I Autos, Imported , 910
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70's Out!· 70's
NEW &. LOW MILEAGE
eTOYOTAS•
THE FACTORY SAYS
CLEAR THEM OUT!!
SAVE 100's of dollars on this special group of
Beautiful Brand Mew & Low Mileage Cars. . .
AUTOMATICS - 4 SPEEDS ,
Some With AIR CONDmONING
No More 70's at Savings Like This ......
· When These 70's Are Gone!!!
1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA ..
Saturday, Ft~•ry 13, }q71
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WE HAVE OYER 100 USED CARS~TO 'SELL, SOME WITH 100~/o ·30 DAY PARTS AND
LABOR GUARANTEE, "WE'RE LOADED , WITH FREE . TEFLON COOKWARE TO . GIVE
AWAY. WE HAYE' BEEN TOLD ,BY ')'.HE JIOSS TO TAKE ANY KIND OF A D.EAL !
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'70 IMPALA '68 CHEYELLE '67 MUSTANG '68 VW "BUG" '66 DODGE
~ DI . H.T. 2 ~.COUPE • 2 DR. HARDTOP CHARGER
R•dio, •uto...P.S., 4ir cond., Aulom•lit, R&H. Such AutlJm•lic, ••dio, pow~r· Slick 1htlt, r1dio, "ic1, , o •. Cp1. Au!o., R&H, • / r•m1inin9 f1,lory w11r 1oly. ltuy wo uld b1 ti.rd to b11t. 5!11dnq, 1h1rp c•r. I VCJ-nict. fWCE472) pow1r 1t111in9, ,;, cond,
\174ADR l . (VTP411 I 7041 look h•r•. lT BZ9l 1 l
$2699 $1499 51099 Si 199 51099
'70 NOVA '67 CAMARO '68 FORD '66 OL'OS '69 FORD
TORI NO WAGON C UTLASS' .. l/J-TOH rlCKUr cour1 2 DR. HARDTOP '
6 cyl., 1tick, low mil11, ••-"· RIH. 111tom•lic, P.S .. 9 p1u. R&H. pow•• 1!11•• N•• color, 1lick, • cyl.,
m1inin9 f1ct. Wirt I nly. •1110. tr1115., cl11n right '"9: •ulom1tic, t it cond. 2 Dr. Std. VB, po-r 1t11r-1h1rp15! fl<tin9 in th1 pf1c1,
Gor91ou1 9old ttr. (X(W. in9,' 1Ulo., ••di~,' 1olid. Y1 5 if, 1 '69 for S 1799, (212AGBI mil1191. !VCl<6J8) 71 Bl IRPM5 l') (IJQIOA)
$2199 $1799 .51799 AND THE PRICE $1799 "IS CHEAP!
'70 Kingswood '67 .MALIBU '69 FORD '6l FIAT ' '69 CHEVY .
WA60"1 4 01. HAR OTOr CUSTOM CON'YlitTl l LE ' I 1 ·TON '. D<fll whl. 12 ft. 1f1k1. 60"
' p1111 n,1r, h11d1d with Aulomtlic R&H. pow1r 4 Of. S1d1r1. R1dio, 1010-Ov11li•ul1d 1n9ln1 r1c1ntly, 5f1k11. Hyd11ulic lilt ,,.,
1ir, "ith f1clo1y ••rrt nly, 1le1rin9, ;;. tond. o.•d .... tic.; Power 1lt1Tln9, 91!1, 11110., P.S., r1h11ilt ,
CHOICE Of 4 ,h•rp. fVAFJ691 (647BEJI Buy 1t.i1 101 h•"• prooi. f7'5AI· 1t1g. in 011 r it.op. R11dy for
wo1k, n•"" p•inf job. I 209. ·. . ' 15G!
$AVE . $1399 • 51399 $399 $2999
'69 IMPALA '65 CHEVY '67 COUGAR '6~ BUICK '65 FORD
4 Dlt. SI D.AN IMPALA COUP! '2 DR: HARDTOr ~IYlllA GALA.XIE 100 . VI, R&H, power' 5l11rin9 Power 5l11rin9 , 111lomtlic, R1dio, • h1~t1r, P.S:,. '•li e. 2 Dr .. H.T. \II, P.S., •uto., Auto., P.S., f•clory 1lr, t 111!0~1tic, 1ir t ond. L~t of R~H, air cond. Sl<ttrp. wi"dow1, Ii• tontf, Cht•p, rtdio, l<tiqt. rubbt r, re el
r11I ll1r91in. (YOXl42 1' cir h1r1, !PES59tl, ( H0-61&1' cl<t11p. IQLRtJ I) 1tr1i9t.t, ori9in1I color, .. ' ' ISSS52JI'. '
S2J99 $999 $1799 $999.:.:.: ' ·$799
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COSTA MESA ·5*-J.203 ' ' .
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·~~ 't'i~~~~; urge selection of all BRAND NEW THE ALL NEW 1600 cc . ~wM;~ :, ';";::'::'.'·.~.;; •'"·~ P·"" 1971 TOYOTA COROLAS. NEW CAR TRADE INS '67 V.W. SQUAREBACK Large Selection
MG TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN
'68 SQUAREBACK
and aolt top, special th!s 1~ OPEL. 1900 Station Toyota models and He&tt>r, 4 spttd lransmission, 4 SPEEDS &. AUTOMATICS $895 Of vw c rs
uttkend $1395.00. Llc. \VID-\\agon. Auto, 10.000 miles. WSW, tinledN glu~. (n8746j d;~N~;~~ 1968 AUSTIN AMER. SEO Sedan. Rad$1o9. 9''9lck. ('l'"lW17·1J Rad io & ll<'a1er. fXEV4:i7! ampe '
''"· F.xd. cond. 5J6.'89l colors 0 4 SPEEDS • AUTOMATICS Riii, 4 ·-·a •• ,.. . s 1535 Vans, Kombls, ~ PORSCHE SAVE ON Buses, New & Used '\) f m 1 ·10 9UT, ""'' s.m My Bou' DOWN 1970 DEMOS ixnx l99l CONNELL CHEVROLET lmmldl•t• Dollvory .~ •mon~ ""' H~ ·n •ill ",.u.... ~i-PAYMENT $595 2828 HARBOR BLvo. isn1 BEACH BL. 8424435 , CHICK IVERSON ~,.. " ed this •·eekend. Has had s '\) ... ft•u [111..!• 19'56 V\V HUNTINGTON BEACH vw
IMPORTS exceUent care. Low mile-l·-on;;J WA UlllO R/H, 4 spffd, Good COSfA MESA 546·1200 549-3031 Ext. 6e ot Ir
AUTHORIZED DEALER r:;· ~![·~;:;"'~: ._ •• , IMPOR~ $69.40 TOYOTA """'""'""°"· cun 4"'l '66 VW BUG Good ·:.~v .~~:, s.n 1970 c=o~vo,
120 \\', \Varner tinted gtaas. SpeciaJ 14" AUTHORIZED DEALER $895 5484050 after:; Pr.t
41, \v. \v.-r Porsc"'-\\''-n-•-. Call Tim Per Mo. 1-larbor, C.M. 646-s:ll3 4 &peed, radio, Mater. d!r, Tu d .1 . t . k e '63 VW $400 e ''"" UC' ""1;:1.3 1-,. \V ·-· V\V (RJB 813) w.·111ok• ,,, ,.. ~unuseall "~~e~111oqu1c Sanla Ana 546-4114 Tanner Jot appointment, w • aMlt'r 36 months on approved ere. '68 TOYOTA SEDAN -"" .,..._,,,,,,., Good cood * 833-2691! S42-443S. 417 \V, \VarnC'r dit. Differed payment price R /11, 4 speed. Clean, lrade or finance private par-1.;"'=·...:'::;.==:.--.= 970 '64 MIDGET, runs good, $550 Santa Ana !)46...1114 ~.,_198 An cl <VEW 076) ()'.Cali 494.Qll or M6-8736. AutOJ, Imported 970 Autos, lmpor'tR
or best otter, 53&-lOU after SUNBEAM ~ . ...., in ' ta:ic. Jicerue. ·I Door. Automatic, radio, I jjiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '''° w"'k-<f•Y' or anyt;m• '67 LAND CRUISER r;nonoo cha<g.s. Full '"' hoot0<. (UHH 379) $ '67 SUNDIAL CAMPER II wk-ends. ,.,0 price 12005.5.:> including ta...: 1495
.,.. SUNBEA.'l TIGER & licenSi". $1199 l969
Convt, Xlnt cond, Terms 4 \\'heel drive. \\'arren hu bs, BILL YATES V\V Fully Equipped, If you' re sold
on a Volvo,
MGB
'69 MG~GT; red, like new,
ll,000 mi's, \.\'ire .wtm,
Mic:h-X tires, TOOf rack,
r/h, $2795. Solf>.T;i.29 aft 4 pm.
Avail. See at 1945 Harbor new rubber. dlr, Take clear BllLA.P .RMAX. it54% EY IVH, autom. stick. Real nice. Ste to appreciate, (UQH69Z)
orcall646-9448. culntrnrl•onmalldown. VOLKSWAGEN 1zsrsm $1795 '
'65 SUNBEA~1 Alpine -Re-(TRB 3.12) Sacrifice! Call 32852 Valle Road
movabl• HT. O>orry cond. In 540·3100 °' 4~-7"'3 •fl ITlnlYIQITIAI Son Juan Capl•trano $1395
1625 o< be•t. 615-Stn. 10 A.M.r.JI _, 837-4800149345111499.2261 1969 TOY OT A CORONA CPE. Harbour V.W.
* 1967 '-IGB, lo miles, JJ.395
or offer.
'67 PORSCHE Targa 9U .. SELLING Your boat? ''List" 18881 BEACH BLVD. SELLING Your boat? "List" RIH, 4°.speed,
Fully equipped, 41,000 mi. with us, .sell It fasL Daily Hunt. Beach 1474555 with m .. sell lt fast. Daily (YCM 267) 18Tll BEAOI BL. 842-4435
After 6, 394-5411 Xlnt cond . 54(}-1991 Pilot Classified. 642-5678 3 mi N. of Coast Hwy, di Bch Pilot Classified, &n-5678
Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980
Top Value in its Size! ...
"No Gimmick ..
No Giv••w•y•,
Jy1t 2 1 Yr1. Hon•1t S•llil'l9
ALL FOUR
NOW AVAILABLE
AT
CONNELL CHEVROLET
Named Car of
MOTOI TREND
Best Handling Car in America Regardless of Price
ROAD a. TU.CIC
Finest Out Of Comparison Tests of the Six Small Cars
CAR & DRIVER
USID
.1971 VEGA 2 DR. SED.
Automatic: Transmission, Radio,
Heater, Tinted Glass, Bodyside Mouldings
TAKINCi
ADYANTACiE
OF WINTER PRICES FOR
YOUR
SUMMER
VACATION TRUCK oR CAMPER
VANS
lots of Them
BRAND NEW
1971 CHEVROLET
Sir. 112789
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
He1ter • Rear Door Glass
Aux. S.1t, Etc.
IRA.N D
NEW
CAMPER 8'
AND
1971 CHEV. va.>,< T.
Truck.
Sir. 60416 r
COMPLETE
$3195
Ser. 196579
$2595
IMMEDIATI DtLIYlllY
IRA.ND
NEW CHIV.
1971 SUBURBAN
CARRYALL
FACTORY Alll-1r'4·TON . s ... 610150
$1000
DISCOUNT
26' HORIZON MOTOR HOME
F11llr l •lf Conl•in1d, Sl••p1 Eitlit, Air Condltio~•d
FOR RENT :.,:~~!~.
CALL llON KRANZ
PICKUPS
Lots of Them
BRAND NEW
1971 CHEVROLET
1;, Ton PICKUP
s.r. 614967
IMMEDIATE DELIYllY
f111J1 hc.tory ltt•lpped
IRAND
NEW
1971 CHEVROLET
BLAZERS
4 WHEEL DRIVE
HUGE
DISCOUNTS I
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 546-1200
$1695
1970 TOYOTA COROLLA
ST A \VAG. R/J1, 4 speed.
{070 BES}
$1895
1969 TOY OT A l\iK IJ CPE
R/H, 4 speed.
l D:;9 BNP)
$1595
1969 TOYOTA CORONA CPE.
R/H, automatic.
CXSS 813)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'66 VW GHIA
Yellow w/blk landau top.
New valve job. XNN65-t
$1299
CHICK IVERSON vw
549.3031 Ext. li6 or 67
1970 HA.RBOR BLVD.
cosrA 1'1ESA
'64 VOLKSWAGEN
we'll, sell you one.
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ALL 1971 's IN STOCK
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
WAGONS -SEDANS
4 SPEEDS -AUTOMATICS
19661-larbor, C.l\f. 646.9303 COSTA 1'1ESA 546-1200
e 1967 VW-Xlnt cond, Ne1v BIIL MAXEY pal"t. 1795 ., ""'' olkc. 67:>--0144 ITIOJYIOITJAI 'ii' VW. M;nor front eod
HERE NOW!
THE ALL NEW
142ECPE. •· 91 .. ,;; __ ;;,,i;_;oi • ..;. .. i;,;;;r.1 damage. Good trans, J\1ake
lllll BEACH BLVD. offer 962-1782.
Hunt. Beach 147-8555 '67 V\V Bus, 5unroot,
lmfN.of<blstffwy,anBdl Ai\1/FM, blln bed, Xlnt
Fuel Injection
~~~
'67 TOYOTA. R/H, auto, care. * 536·997l *
30,000 mi's, 1 owner, '60 VW CAMPER
•673-32.44• Top cond, Best oHer. 646-9585
TRIUMPH •11 vw camp Mobile 1--------t.'fany extras. 540-7077
'70 TR 6 724BHL = '58 TR 3 208943
'62 VW, sunroof $350. Leav-
ing country must sell.
• 897-6007 •
$1lll V\V '69 Snrf Xlnt cond.
'67 Triumph GT 6 UNK567 Cobalt blu, Extru. ;~75.
$144·1 .:Cal=-! .:::"::.""'="::.· ----1946 HARBOR
• l96l VOLKSWAGEN • '68 Triumph GT 6 XDL338
$2'222 Gorxi dune buggy material
Come In for a test drive! • $250. 493-3511 •
Fact. Authori:zed Dealer-Toyota & Volvo
FRITZ WARREN'S Autos, New 980
SPORT CAR CENTER
710 E. 1st St., S.A. 547-0764
Open daily 9-9; closed Sunday
'69 Triumph Spitfire
Convert. Stick, radio, I owner
history. (YPXMZ) (Whole-
.ale)
$1399
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 HARBOR BLVD.·
COS1'A J\1ESA 546-1203
'71 SPITFIRES
NOW ON DISPLAY
Come In for a test drivel
FRITZ WARREN'S
SPORT CAR CENTER
710 E. lst St., S.A. 547-0764
Open daily 9-9; closed Sunday
e '68 Triumph TR 4A, Xlnt
cond, Ai\-1/FM, $1j5(), Aft
6 pm: 675-7726.
·ss TR 3
Gd cond. 6-lG-9148
roads!er. \Vire '''hi s, lo n1L
$2975. 644-4132 or 614-2260
VOLKSWAGEN
'63 VW SEDAN
Radio & heater. (ASL634)
$765
Harbour V.W.
18711 BEACH: BL. 842-4"35
HUNTINGTON BEACH
'69 VW BUG
4 .o:l>f'crl, radio. dlr. Heatl'.'r.
IYPT :lOS! Musl sacriUcc,
\\'ill take car in trade or tin-
anc." private party. Ca 11
546-8736 or 49</.68l1.
'69 V\V Bug, auto, R/H,
r.rust M?!!, l owner, full
service records, \Viii take
rrade. Ca.I! Nick: 646--0261
(ta}'5, 537-3935 aft 7 p.m.
'6;1 V\V Camper, panelled,
Rill, Nii molor, snow tinos,
good cond, make o 1 r ,
646-4 J;J()
·~ V\V Bus -Newly rebll
1600 eng, clutch. Crpt'd &
paneled. $1075 or best oir.
~4--544!1
'6!J V'\V. Xlnt rond. New
th~s. brakes, tune-up. "71
lie. P./H. Tf\V, $1595 or
bes •. ~i28t
'66 V\V Scc:l11n -l mmac cond.
Make 0U1>r. N"w exhaust
& tires &: ignition. 642-91.29
'67 VW Fastba.ck. xlnt. col\d.
Ste~. radial tirt1. $1200.
G4&.Jl1G
JOHNSON & SON
1st BIG
DEMONSTRATOR
A !!
1st BIG CHANCE TO
SAVE $HUNDREDS ON '71's
Here Is A Sample of The Large Selection of Demonstrators
1971 Lincoln Continental
2 DOO R COUPE
Gi"9•r Moond111t M•t•llic. Ui•lh•r
will! Vinyl tnt1rior, Ok. Brow" Vinyl
Roof, No E11:h•u1I Emin ion Sy1!1m,
Hi9h•r R•tio R••r Axl•, W /S/W
Michelin 225-15 BLTO Tir••, Power
loc.lc/R•l•••• Group, Tilt Str. Whl.,
6W/P.·S11t. W/P111. R1clin1r, frnt.
Bumper Gu•rd1, AM /FM S,.r•o It•··
PWR Ant. lnl1rmiH1nt Wind11ii1ld
Wip•ri, APP••••nc• Pro!. Group.
Cro11 Cntry. Ridt Pk9. IYI I Al201-
9tl. Die.le John1ot1'1 p•raon1I c••·
$6875
1971 COUGAR XR7
J DR. HARDTOP
l ri9hl r•d l5J -4V. No-r •ll'h1u1I
•lfti11ion 1v1t•m, S1lecl·1hilt lr•n1·
mi11ion, F70 I: 14 WSW lir1 , Con.
,..1ni1nc.1 gro11p, tilt wh•el 1t11ri n9,
pow•t 1i••ting, power front d•i~
hr•k11, ,;, conditioner, AM-FM
1l•r•o r1dio, Sport1 c.on1ol• with
clock, lnt1r,..1I wind1h i.ld wip•11,
•pp•1r1nc.• pro+•elion 9roup, ti"t·
•d 91•11 -c.ompl•+• power win·
tlow1, 1tyl•d wh•1h.
$4425
IF9lWS05 191
1971 COMET
2 DR. SED.
Gr1y Gold M•t.itlic Vinyl trim, Noir:
Exh1u1l Emi11ion Syd1m. S•l1c.t·
Shift Tr1111mi11ion, WSW B71xl4
B1h•d lir•, Pow1r S+•1rln9, AM r••
dio, hlerior Die.or Group.
$2625
IK] I FS0-4149
1971 Marquis Brougham
-4 DR. HARDTOI"
l"Y Glamour M•t1llic., twin 'om•
fo rt loun91 •••h, No•·•Kll~111t •mi1•
1ion 1v1t•m, Co1n•rin11 l1rnp1, WSW,
H-7!-rlS b1lt•d f;,,,, 1;11 w~1•I
1 te~•in9, 6·w•v PWR 1111 dri •et
1id•. R•clinin9 penenqer 11•1,
Pow•t door loelt, Au!ometic ••m•
petefu•e contro l, AM .FM ll1r•o ••·
dio. Pow1r 1<1f1nn11, lnt1r~1I wi"d.
1hield wip1•1, OLX 1111 l f'RT
1hould1 r b•!~1. App••••nt• proltc•
tlon qroup, R1mot1 CTL lift h•"d
mirror, li"l•d 9l1n -compl•t1,
lt 1mot1 Control Tr11nft 11:111111, lu-r-
11rv wh•1I c.o,..1t1, Cro11 country
rid• p•c.••'J'e.
$5388
11671C51JJ7S
Johnsoll"'&'"~
son
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL eMARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR
262' HARBOR BLVD,. COSTA MESA
..
0
Saturday, Ftbruary U, 1971 DAILY PILOT "
l§J ;;;I .. ;;; ...... ;;; ... m;;;l§l~.-.
990 Autos, UMd t90
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Autos, lmPorted 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UMCI 990 I Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used
VOLKSWAGEN ·~==~vo:L~v;o~~~-1 ___ B_u_1c_K __ J--c -A-Dl-LL_A_c_ CADILLAC I CADILLAc-J CADILLAC I CADILLAC CADILLAC
'65 YW SEDAN VOLVO '64 RIVIERA • • I • I • I • ' I I • Cad. '7 0 Sed. de Ville CAO. '69 EL DORADO Cad. '63 4-Dr. Hardtop Cad. '68 Convertible Cad. 66 Cpe. de Ville I CAD 69 FLEETWOOD Radio I Healer. IVJY6JO)
$795 FACTORY J rACTORY I FAC'l'ORY J FACTORY
NEW CAR TRADE INS Radio. heater, power stf't!r.
I $1495 !_!·d. ~~~93~·,~::P. air
FACTORY LlJXURIOUS BROUGtlA..\1
' ,I ,•
.:-
·:· '• ,,.
" : !" '• " ,,
t•. 1:· ,,.
'•
Harbour V.W.
unt BEAOI BL. 842-44Jj I
HUNTINGTON B~ACH
'63 vw
S9UAREBACK
(0ZX O:>!I!
$499
CHICK IVERSON
vw
1970 HARBOR BLVD
COST A ?t1ESA
'66 VW SEDANS
Your Choice
IZBW2801 Or tRUF081J
$895
Harbour V .W.
;i 1sn1 BEACH BL. 842·4435
:~ HUNTINGTON BEACH I
1$ I'~ payv::~~l~~~or ~~ur
1( VOLKS\llAGEN today. Call , 'r and ask for Ron Pinchot, I ·'r. 549-3031 Ext. 66-67. 673-0000.
'61 & '62 V\V Bugs -Both
In xlnt cond. i\lusl .~rll .
going to Europe. 67:)-1:152
or 673-9366
·:· '• ,(.
:· ' ,{ .
!
(
'65 V\V Sedan-Ne\\' paint,
tires, engine.
$800. 497-ti61
'68 V\V Sunrf .• U.S. i\fags. I
Flug. ml, New tires. Xlnt
shape. Slj()(), 846-5156
'.)5 V\\'. Good running con<!.
$175 or best oHer. * * 49-1-6682 * •
'68 VW Auto. in 11. hurry.
$1250. 5.16-3107
'69 V\V Bug-'71 licenge, 1
owner, clean.
1967 VOLVO l22 ST. WAG
R/H, 4 speed, Nice.
(VEJ 2.'>4)
$1295
1966 VOLVO 122 2 OR,
R/H, Au1omatic.
CTHH 0211
$695
1961 VOL \10 122 SEO.
R1 H, 4 Speed.
tlSJ 182)
$995
1966 VOLVO 1..."1 SEO,
R/H, 4 Speed.
(TSM 63.S)
$1195
1965 VOL VO 122 7 DR.
R/H, 4 Speed. Sharp.
(PQR 641H
$695
1961 VOLVO 5-14 CPE.
RIH, 4 Speed. Nice.
(l..XZ 731 )
$1795
1968 \IOLVO ST. \\'AGON
R/H, 4 Speed. Like new.
!VHH S."16 1
SAVE $$
1970 VOLVO ST. \VAG.
Ar>l/F~1 . Luggage Rack,
Air Cond., 4 Speed.
10,000 ~1iles. (9j9 AQFI
~e.rutle.wiA 9 VOLVO 'i!;
$14:-Al * * * 673-8707 1966 Harbor, C.~I. "s~H7ARP~-v~,~,~.-,,-.~,71,-,--=.
while. T\fust ~ell. $2700. FM
radio. 19~r-082J.
e VOLVO 1962 4-dr srrlan.
Xlnt eond. SfiOO/bei;t offer.
0"73-2736.
$999
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA MG-1203
'63 Buick Skylll.l"k ~loving,
n1ust Sl"ll. Bei;l oller. Ha.~
~r a/p l"hrnt 11hls in gd
(,'()Ori. &l,',..(}469. I
'66 BUICK Sprcial \\"ag.
PIS, A.IC. Sharp. Good
Buy. 545-2991.
AIR CONDITIONING AIR CONDTTION!NG AIR CONDITIONlNG AIR CONDIT ION ING
t'ULL LEATHER IN1'ERIOR FULL LEATHER l~TE RIOr: Pniirr steoe1ing, brakes, <'Ire. f)nl 1J011rr Incl. door lock5.
Full powrr incl. door locki;, full po11·r1., JncL flit & telr. trir 11 lncloii·s., auto. 1ra11s · tilt !.· 1clr~cop1r steer1ng,
tilt & telescopic stt:"ering, I scopic s!ernng, door ICH:k, radio, _hrater, wsii · S~~ '~n stf"rro, Scnttnel. f'ull leather
vinyl lop. stereo. Jocall.v 1inyJ roof. s1erC'o, nr11 11s11 CXt'C'pUona l veluc. 1. "-'ul 1 1111erior & cX<:"p!inn11ll.v nice
driven jewel, Hi'25ADY l &· tll't'S, rlc .. !'IC. I YCN 1·111, $777 1n~1dr anrl nut 1 VR05j21
p.-iO'd '° "" '"""' $5333 $2999 $58~ <iN11be~ ~~~l~
AIR CONDJTJONlNG FACTORY
E.'l:q111s1te po1vder blue fini sh AIR CONDITIONING
.,.,,1b!ue,padded top. 1''ull Vo"'· I Beauliiul nutmee: brown, fire.
rr incl. door Jocks, lilt & niist llnish w/cordovan top
!c\esropir stecrini:. A ntl!S! & matchine: cordovan leaUJ..
see & a n1ust buy~ (ROR02!1) l'r interior. f'u!l power incl.
$22 22 individual power.front se~tt;,
tilt !.: 1rlesoop1c 1teer1ng,
<iNqlJe~ .. ~CADllcA'l •u'"O"'ZED OE>c" ~~~L~ ~~CADILLAC .tUTt•ORIZEO oE.tltl!. :?"oOO HARBOR BL, .tuJ>jQA•Z!O OE.tLEA .tUTt~Oll1ZEO 0£.tLEA
AUTHORIZED DE.t.LEA 2600 11.\ltBOJl BL., COSTA '.\!ES,\ 7300 HARBOR BL, 2300 llARBOR BL .•
noor Joe ks, 1runk opener,
au10 pilot. 1 .... ·11ight,sentinel,
most every conceivable dt.·
lu.'l:e extra on this ma.gn11i-
Cl'nt au1omob1l1'. Very Jow
n1!lcage. l'l'\\1Rl281.
2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA 1\IESA jfC ~·, iJ Open Sunrlay COSTA :\l~A OJSTA MESA SALE PRICED TODAY COSTA 1'.IESA :H0.9100 O""n Suncla1 • 510-9100 O""'n Sundal :>-I0-9100 Open Sunday '63 Buick Gran Spon-A!r. · · r-· r-• 4 s.pd. Clean. 15.10.9100 0J)('n Sunday e \Ve'll help you sell! G-12-5678 I e I ~~~~ 1800 61:;..6.1,">I I================--=========-=======::.'.:=======
ORANGE COAST 'S BE.ST SA LESMAN .t.UTt.iOA1ziO 0[,\L[f\
'2600 HARBOR BL.1 cosr A ?t1ESA
'69 RJVIERA GS, amlfm
stert'O, tape, 11.ulo air, +
all xtras. Unc!Pr .... ·arr. SJ.100.
Res. 644--0183, Ole &M-88U.
'63 BUICK Spe-e. Olx-Au!o,
PIS. One 011·nrr, 5.1.000 m1.
Good cond. $373. 5'18·1037
540.!1100 Open Sunday DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED-642-5678 THE r .. ,.,.• ... "" the
A good want ad Is. a good \Vest, .. a Dsily. P Ito I
investmrnl 1 Ctass!fled Ad. 642-5678 Auto1,N~.-w~~~.98o i_A_u-~-,-.-N-ew~~~~9-80_A_u_t_o_1,-N-e-w~~~-9-9-o~A-u_t_os-,-N-e-w~~~-9-3-o-A~u~~,,-N-e-w~~~~99-o-A-u-t-os-,-N-e-w~~~-9-9-o~'Ac~u~~~.-,~N~.-w~~~~9~80"1
1964 V\V Squarehack -Goorl Autos, Used 99\
lires, n!bl1 rng. Good cond. liiiiiij!i!ii!i!liiiiij~i!liiiiii l $700. 49!}.-41 97 I
1961 vw VAN BLUE CHIP CO~A CiET AC UAINTED CO~T.~
~M_EsA-.-WEEKEND--M_Es---.A
' I_
Besl ollrr.
1970 VW Campmobile
w/pop-top. Xlnt cond.
;,.·17-2637
'59 VW. good mtthanically,
nf'W tin's,
J27j,
VOLVO
49.1-2.1.32
AM 71 's Are Here
142 . 144 • 14;) • l&I •
1800 E
"Transportation
Specials"
$ SAVE $
I '60 CHRYSLER
4-dr Hardtop
$17S
e '63 CJ-IEVY NOVA
R/H, Auto lrans.
$3SO
4 SPEEDS. &: AUTOMATICS e '&I FORD GALAXIE
1970 144 SEDAN DENO 1 SHARP! 2-dr, Air, R/H
RADIO, HEATER, $599
AUTOMATIC
a R782
$289'
OVERSEAS DEL. SPEC .
...Demi Lemi& 9 VOLVO
64&-9303
U150 •IAC .. iHWT. nl
393:~566 • 537 -6824
NEW-USED-SE RV.
e '63 BUICK ! 2-dr, Air, R/H, SHARP!
$699
\\'e carry our own contracts
INSTANT CREDIT from
our credit counselor:s
214,l Harbor Blvd., C.J\I .
642-97!Yl 1r * 540-1392
~ DIAL direct 642-5678. Charge
For Iha! item under $50~ your ad, then sit back and
try 1he Penny P incher I listen to the phone ring! __ l cA"'u'-to-'-1",~1-'-m-po-'--crt-ed~~9~7"0 1 Autos, Imported 970
NEW 1971 DATSUN
$1966
The Number 1 Selling Import Truck
'lel4 •r Fr .. woy c•utt on •It '• 15 1111!et
,., t•llon •nd loacl ''•"'' rellobllhy.
MOil NO·COST txTll:AS
W~ilo ... 11 -· t .. !H ,1 .... H_.,._,~ i._~ •ir. 11-.. o
....................................... J .....i ......... """""·
Molnhtftl .. TM Hltllnt St"'9r•
•' A1t.M01tft M*fC'9Mlbl11t
SANTA ANA DATSUN
2201 ::;~:; s:::.~
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION!
VISIT ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST MOST MODERN AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP
1971 PONTIAC GRAND VILLE
WE HAVE THE f.INEST SELECTION OF NEW 1971 PONTIACS -ALL SERVICED AND
READY FOR DELIVERY. TEST DRIVE TODAY, THEN CHOOSE YOURS!
'69 VW BUG
4 •Pt•d h1n1m i11io11,
r1dio i nd 11•1111.
!297X!H l
'69 TOYOTA COROLLA '67 PONTIAC GTO
Vt •ulo., R&H , power $1 488 ,...,;,, ........ , .. .
k•I 1e•h, t o111ol•.
!TOS775l
'67 BUICK GS SKYLARK
V~ •ulo., R&H, pow••
1l11 to11q & br 1~t1, f,,.
lory 1ir. ! UCN17S 1
IA H l)lfGO FWT •
• • t.t.~l• .lo\'l,
~· ~ .t.ll~lrill A't'I'-..
J
2480 HARBOR BLVD. At FAIR
COSTA MESA
546-8017
OUR FORMAL OPENING FOR SALES & SERVICE
IS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15
f •
•
,
• : ...
! DAVI •oss .,. PONTIAC ~ c •• ,. ,.._
546·8017
DAILY PILOT
A~. Used 990 ~Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used
1 ... ------·--I I CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CHEVROLET DODGE CADILLAC CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CADILLAC __::.:.:::.:.:::::::.:.......1~.:::.:..::~~::._.1-;:;;;-;:;::;;;::;-;:;;;:-I~~-~--. --. --. '69 IMPAIA • '10 MALIBU, Hke oew, '70 KINGSWQOD '66 DODGE CHARGER '65 CHEVROLET ' '63 Sedan De Ville • atllCK '66 RIVIERA
FACTORY
AIR CO~DITIO~i~G ruu fJO\\'er equipment, full
\'inyl slrato in!erior, sttreo.
~1os1 all tht dt!u.xt extras.
{REH643l
$1888
~~~L~
.t.UT.,OAIZED OlALff\
~HARBOR BL.,
i~ COSTA MESA
5'4£9100 Open Sunday :--.
·p.: CAD Con\·. :oclnt body,
ritttb rond., iood top, nu
lP.kes, rle.speratt! to sell ~
~~7
"6 .. CPE de Villi'. full J)O\\'t'r :t_ air, excelltnl ooridition
~-673-2147 •
~ the o!d gtulf Buy thf'
~•bill
980
automsllc 1ransm1u1on, a ir
ronditioning. $6.500. l'ltr.
Lockini. Commercial l\a-
tional Bank, 82i -4310.
1964 Cadillac, new tires, l
O\\'ntr, $995 cash. call
54~292!1.
CAMARO
ELEANOR RICH 3400 mi's. Dark grn "'/Lan-
281 Mesa Or . -I Dr. Seel. V8, R&.H, aulo., rlau, !act air '-invr. Pvt 9 pass waaon. Luaace rack, Cpe. Au to., radk>. Mater,
pty. 675-3323. \'8, automatic, R&H, po"·er po"·er s1ttring, ur condl.
Cost• Mu• I P(Y.so"w",',""2od19. 9wt '"""'· 1 '7 0 NOVA 2 OR. -You are the winnttr of ~ sttf'ring &: brakes, air cond. t!onlni. (T8L<""lJ
2 ncke1s to lhl! $ t5l7AZV) $999 w::!~'~E:;r~:1 I CONNELL CHEVROLET 1 croB: ";;;;·9 ''"k
1212 CONNEL~J~~~VROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET
at the 2828 HARBOR BLVD. 2828 HARBOR BLVD. ct~~'1:'~~N 1cosrA MESA "'-1203 CONNELL CHEVROLET coST"•"' ",,'E"SABo• BL~.~-·,,., cosTA MESA 546-1203 "66 ~IALIBU Sln \~'agon. · """' FORD
,::'.·· P1s. P1s. IS5ll101. / '66 CAPRICE ,.,,ru~,;N~~~ru 28th '70 IMPALA I ,.,. HARBOR BLvo. '63 Chevy II Wagon
.. 675-4889 • Pil!ase can 642·5678, eX!. 314 4 Dr. l!.T. vs, R&H. poii er COSTA r..tESA 5.i6-l203 '68 FORD
1970 ~10NTE c lo-G hetween 9 and l pm to claim steer'"" automatic air ""nd '7() NOVA· Still under warr. Economy 6 cyhncJl!r. Ne 11·
'' 1 ar reen. Black Interior Automatit" air I · k N c -..,,, ' '""'" ' 301 VS 1· k <I o· · 1 N' JGH °" B kt • ti 1 1 · • your tic ~s. ( o.nh. oun1y 11 f774AON,) Wo·"ee l OO''• 30 , s 1c on ClOr, 1sc pain. ice~ f 7ov1 Coun-· 1quire 6 pals wa-n. uc e s a ex ras, 0 cond powrr stetrin dlr .. " b k 11995 °'2 ""1 $ "' •· 13400 6t44132 or I ·• g, · toll-free number is 540-1220\ d~y g""''"'-· ra es. · ""' -v:>"1 595 VII, R!H, power steerin•, ~~· """" · Power windows, vioyl top. .. "° " '"' ... .......-~~ * * * $2599 '6'9 l~fPAl..A 2 dr lIT -P /z, ~ ~ a.Jr cond. Nici! IXEW7Ul~ Loaded! (ITV 791) to.tu.st sac. 1 &h XI l959 VS Chev 4-dr ~•::i \\"g. rifice at ivholtt.sa.le blue '68 NOVA 4-<lr. Like new , r · · 'nt cond. 1 owner. $1799
A tr .h ~-' t" Lo mi l ownl!r. Jktired. Lo mileage. $2695. 6'16-0t31 2IOO 8 ,,00• Bf,·d. 6'"'"" '67 CA'.\IARO -Auto, powt:r uto ans, r , g......., .trt'S. book? $1100 full prier. Call . CONNELL CHEVROLET • ~
'"'"'"'""· ''" '"· nd~. 0"'"" d"'"°'·,
1195 0'1494·1744• '6B1"1"·,'•'P"A· L","",_:~.' ',1
,',·,,
51
,
85
1. ·~',,',',~L. 18~1s'."P<';1~"rt1;~~7 '69 MALIBU 2 DR CONNELL CHEVROLET GClld w/blk vinyl top. Xlnl , best oiler. ~;r-174,· · '69 Impala 2 o,. Ho~top. " ·""v •
'
d •u owner. l\1u~t sell. 11295. 2828 HARBOR BLVD. 61.r7225; eves 8l3-3916, rond. $1450. Call 644-Z778 I '56 CHEVY -_X nt con · 350 l!ng. Auto. R/H. Stereo.
'ST Camaro SS, Runs Y!'ry 57,000 actual ~!·. Ne1v auto Air cond . Low mile. Xlnt ;\.take offer. ~31-0068 OJSTA l\fESA 546-1203 I '&I EL CAMINO 327 H.T. Vinyl roof VB power 2828 HARBOR BLVD.
strong. S3600 invesled. must trans, r&h. 67;i.-5a38. cond. New tires & bric&. 'jij fo.JALIBli -Good looking. ·ro L'1PAL.A SS 3Tl eoure-1 4 speed, 4 Ansen mags. fiteerini, radio., 1Yc',\t066J COSTA r..'IESA 546-1203
St'll $2800. ~9 0 r Sell idle items no\\•! Call I $2395. 642.-9500 days , 8 C')"I, pvt 011.'!1er. $72:>. Auto trans, full pm\·er. Xln: conrl. 673-6986 all S $2099 SHELBY GT 350 '69. Last
644-1680 ask for Frank. 642-5678 Now! 64~2 tves ll-'knds. Call 5'18-7111 I $515 ""* * 4~346-1 1''or best results! 642-5678 of i!s kind. Air & FM
Autos, ._..w 980 Autos, New 980 : Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 I Autos, New 980 CONNELL CHEVROLET ~~:~ni~:pdiu;~~tt~a'.;;
orig owner. $2li95. 497-1906
TIME
c:J
KICKS THE STUFFING
OUT Of HIGH PRICES!
MADE IN AMERICA
BY AMERICANS
FOR AMERICANS !
2828 HARBOR BLVD. or 673-22j9.
co ST• M•s• ,.. .. 120a 1~.5-04-cp~1c=K.7U"Po-;;TR"u.,.c=K 1
'68 MALIBU WAGON Body ""'" "'"' ""''""· $15
Auromatic, Radio, Heater dlr . 6'12-6910 ~ A~t to 1 P~!
(XlJ lf14) ~lust Sell, \Vi!I ~Ford Custom 500 2-dr,
Tradr or finance. Call Xlnt rond. 1 owner. $77~.
494-7744 644--0684 or 54S-7729.
063 Impala 2"'" harntp. Pl•. '69 FORD CUSTOM Air, 1 (lwntr, Good cond,
\Vht \\'/reel Inter. Eng .
THIODORI lOllNS SR.
TlllMI M.,a1,..
Q1allty Deotef
Awanl THEODORE ROltNS .IR.
replaced 2 mo ago_' Trans 4 Dr, Sed. Automauc, VII,
just compll!!e rbtt like new P.S., radio. (~7BEJ)
t'95 &ls.-OS>i , , $1399
A LITTLE BIT BIGGER
FOR JUST A FEW
DOLLARS MORE!
• 2 DOORS • 4 DOORS • 6 CYLINDERS • v.s·. • STICKS • AUTO. TRANS.
BIG DISCOUNTS ON 1971 's !
~71 T-BIRO LANDAU '
WINDOW STl'.R.
full pow•r •ir, AM/FM 1+••10 , 1p tC. l rou9h1n1 opt., $6905 .-.l w1 llt, "iny l roof ind muc.h ,.,ore.
ORDER TODAY FOl OUll VOLUME
DISCOUNT OfF Of THIS PRICE!
·71 MUST ANG HARDTOP WINDOW STICR.
JS I V-8. A/i11n1., t ir. pw r/1lr-br~1. w/ .. 11., whl.
. C:'f'U. •nd mud• mo••· $4196 ORDER TODAY FOR OUR VOLUME
DISCOUNT OFll OF THIS PRICE!
·71 TORINO 4 OR. HARDTOP
is1.v1 A/tr1111, ,;,, 11dio, pw1 ./llr-b•k1, i nd
WINDOW ST!':R.
',nort.
l'l uc.h $4258 ' ORDER TODAY FOR OUR VOLUME
DISCOUNT OFF Of TH IS JIRICE!
LTD 2 OR. H.T. BROUGHAM WtNDCIW STl<R.
VI. "429 A/T t ir, 1t 1r10 t 1p1, P.S., lint. 91111 w/w1!1 1 $5162 "i nd •uc.h mo••.
OltDfR TODAY FOR OUlt VOLUME
DISCOUNT OFF OF THIS PRICE!
MUST ANG SALE
20 fa c.lroose from. '65 tfiru '70 1T10del1. Co1p", hordtop1, con•
weriltilt and :r +z Ffttback1. Same with 4 1p•d•, alfo air
u11ditJ011h19 and a11t1motic 111od1h.
1967 MUSTANG HARDTOP
l1c.i1:1ry 1quipDtd inc.lwd ing r~Jio, h11l1r, good mi!11,
!XTJbJI )
OUR PRICE $1296
A11t11., P.S., RI H, 1ir c11~d .,
good mif11. IRRN880 l
$1096
VI, 1uto., R&H. power 1111•·
in9, f1clory ait. f'1<tory w i t•
Pl ftly 1•1il1bl1. low mil11.
!419AGD1
R1cl 1p1c<1I h im, Vt, '
1p11d. Jl&H. p1w1 t 1l111in9.
Gaotl ,..;i,,_ !WXJll4l l
$1596
II SAUS DEPT.
HOURS
VI, 1uto •. R&H, power 1l11r•
inq. Lo ... mil11. fR S8925l
$1096
VI, 1uto., P.S., 1ir condition·
in g, good mil11 !Nl~20l )
$996
GT JSO. 4 1p11d, Ra.H , pow·
'' 1h1ri ~g. !ZLH•1'~
$2296
I AM T• t PM MOlt.ffJ
I AM I• I PW SAT
11 AM Tf' PM SUM
'
F11lly tqulpptcl with 1600 C.C. e119h1t, f111!y sy11chrc1111ted 4 1peff tra n1°
mlula•, heat1r Ii d1fr111ter, kl·level "dlrectalr" .,..111a1la11 1y1tem, wind·
dlleld wadlen, kl·bKk 1efety b1cket ...,., HOt belh • • • f r•nt &:
rear. padded .-i1ar & dQlh, locki1t9 ltff'rlnt C•l1m11, b«k11p l/9k11.
LOW MILEAGE DEMONSTRATOR SALE!
'71 T-BIRD LANDAU SALE
Full paw11, ,;., AM/FM 1l1r10,PRICE
1~10:. !rou~k •rn opt., w/w1U1. Yinyf
roof •nd mutk mor1.
'71 MUSTANG
'71 TORINO
~DR . HARDTOP'
151-VI , A/h•n1 .• ,;,,
'71 LTD 2 DR. H.T,
SALE
SALE
lltOUGHAM
vs 4 29 A/T .;,_ ''•••a l•p•. P.s .. PRICE
11233801
2Y2 ACRES
OF USED CARS
CHECK OUR 100°/o PARTS AND
LABOR WARRANTY
Guarantees en9lnt, tranunlulo11, drive llne, rtar end,
brakes, battery, and exhaust system for •••
90 DAYS or 4,000 MILES
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADES ACCEPTED
PAID FOR OR NOT
'69 ~~~~ a~~~atic. radio, Jiea lPr, 2ood miles.
(576S4A I.
'67
'65
'63
FORD XL 2 DOOR H.T.
R&H, auto., P.S., VS, bucket
seats, good miles. \SIY588J
MERCURY COMET I s1096 Cyclone. 2 Dr. H.T. VS, auto ..
P.S. R&H, good miles. ITXT65Sl
MERCURY PARKLANE $996 2 Dr. 11.T. Orig. thru.out VS,
11ut n .. P.S. Fact. a!r, vinyl roof.
l RGVf\2!'i1.
COMET~S~2~2-M~ET~E~O~R----$~7~9~6~
RN"nnditiQno.>d VS f"ng ., rebuilt
111110. trllllS. R&H. po11·er
~IN'rin:;:. 1rLY51~1.
Stl• Prlttt OH~ Mr n H111rs, (lrt S11l!Ht ,. Prier Slit,
RENT A
Dollars 4 Cenk A A
DC.y Mile 4
PUT A LITTLE KICK
IH YOUR LIFE!
LEASING?
LET OUR EXPERTS TAILD~ YOUR
NEW 1971 LEASE PACKAGE TO FIT
YOUR ow~ PARTICULAR NEEDS.
FORD·LTD·GALAXIE-TORINO-WAGON SALE
Ma11y to chaow tram. '6S thru '70 Maclels. Sport raats, for•
mol1, 2 daat & 4 daar hardtop1 & sedo111. Full power, a ir COii•
dltla11 l119. Wtno11tl9' "available.
1970 FO RD 4 DOOR
f.,lly ••cond;tiont d, good ,,,;1 e1. va 1uto ., P,S.,
Co•I• Melt l1•I• re!u•n. lOJ51~1048 28 l
Htr. City ef
OUR PRICE $1 596
f ull'I' 1.,1. equ,~p •d, low
mil•t. W1rrtnly t¥1il., wit~
& without t ir eondilioninq,
l 1nd•u. Full powtr .• ;,, Yiny!
ro•f, good mil11. !ZXS!9 71
1u!o .• P.S., ~i•, R&H,
wi "~I 1a,,f, ''"""'"'V t w1il,
9aocl ,,,,r.1. ()(W'f'OJ41
$2596
St1 tio" w•gon. Cu1I. 1ubu•·
b•n. 4 dr. R&H, 1uto., •ir,
P.5. !\VXF089)
l BMdn1 'dt. H,T, V8, •ulo,,
P.S., R&H, 1ir, (VEP174)
$1396
T1mp11! t u1lom cul. V8, eu·
to., P.S., ,,dia, ~'''''· CVCL.
JI! !.
$1096
, _ f / 3Ya 1cr11 of th• most modern Ford selea an~ : "11' aervice f1cilltl11 on the West Co11t -··
PAJtTS-SERYICE
HOURS
.,. ' .
SJkoTheodore ~ Robins
-F 0 rd SERVINO
SINCE
1921
e#J -------ff Costa Mesa @ 642-0010
1 .AM Te t PM MON
7 .AM To 6 PM TUa.NI I PARTS DEPT. ONLY
I . .AM 19 1 PM SA TUAD.A YS . •
'65 CHEVELLE
'd',':;,::,·~;~'t:;;'.io~~: CONNELL CHEVROLET
Harbar American 282R HARBOR BLVD
1969 HARBOR 64&-2061 COSTA MESA f,46.i.:zoo
'63 Ford Van De!ux C!ub, '68 CHEV. CAMARO nc"' t"ng, nev.r tires, mags,
2 Dr H.T. Cpe. R&H. fi cyl.. 3 ses ts, xtra .tanks, top
'
tick {UQZ7681 Generation cond. $1200 Urm, 0 n r . 847~25.
'"· 1~~~~~-~~~~1 $1599 '66 FORD Galaxil! 4-<lr HT .
3S2 engine, lactory a ir. P/s,
nP'\' paint. Si95. 56-7635 CONNELL CHEVROLET """' .,,.,,
'71 LTD 4-dr, 400 c.i., Full
2828 l!ARBOR BLVD. pwr, Air, vin.}'1 roof, 4400
COSTA MESA 546-IZCl nii"s. Pvt ply, $3775.
'61 Chev. Nomad "'agon ne\\' SiZ>-113'1.
tjrt>s &: brks. SJOO, ' Call ''064'°f°"·o,-cd'-,XL°"' c--....,c-o,-. -B=,-,7k-o,, I
642-0784. ~11.t.s, T-Bird motor, auto,
COMET 111r. Sport \~·htt.l covers.
O'vner 5.16-1465.
FOR s11.!c '61 Comt.l. DepPn-"6-1. FORD Har<l tp IPMPOJ4)
dable 1 ranspo r tation. Atr conrl.. run!I ~ood .
673-6939 Term!I avail. See at 1945
C. ONTINENTAL """'" Pij'd. C.M. &t&-'4<•.
-
---------"62 1'~0RD Country Sedan-VS Au1o. Runs good. Clean Sha\\' Car-"64 Al!. $2-1.1. 5-18-4.967 Black Parade Convt. l=~=-~-----t
Absolu1ely concourse. AU '69 FORD LTD Cntry Squ~e
facto!)' options avail thru 10 pass Gia \\'8.g, lo mi 1,
'68 Incl radials FM, E & c . ~nt cone!. S3100. 644-6.348.
f'.1lllit see ro beiicve 675-8770 '69 Convt, P/B, PIS, 4 new =-7""=-~-.~·=--. -,,1 \.\•ide !read Polyglas tirf's, 1971 LINC Cont I, equip d $1900 or best offer. 833-1180
"''every option possiblf'.l°'-7,~~~=-~~-'-I
S9000 nr"·· Asking Si289. 62 Ford Van $400
~lust sell immcrl. ;,57.9009 * Call 6-12-4498 *
392J S. Ros' No. B. S.A. ·39 ' FORD, VS, stick, $1.i(l
1963 CONTINENTAL sedan or Best Offer, Over all ln
All power&. 11 ir. Good cond: good t'Ond. 962-5687
$1100. 548-6556 1970 "l averick. No equity.
e ·s2 Lincoln Con't assume loan. 14.000 mi. Ex·
Loadl!d! Xlnl cond! ctllent cond. 5J6..6853
---=195ll:.C·0'·=6'"'7:l-6~2:.c5=1--'j9 FORD $300 or BEST OF-CORVAIR FER. Xtot rood. 35,000 m; on nu eng. 642-5930
'65 CORVAIR ·;g RANO!ERO, 8"1o, •""" condition, $350 . . * Call 642-1165 *
2 Door. Automatic,
good transportation.
!11)
radio. "65 FORD Eron 100 Van 20-
<RRY-six. Good cond, A.sk1nr
$1000. 645-4598
$499 IMPERIAL
CONNELL CHEVROLET '65 CROWN IMPERIAL
2828 HARBOR BLVD. .f Dr. Jl.T. Rrbuilt l!ngint,
COSTA i\.JESA 546-1203 ha~ rvt'rything includlnr
"61 CORVAIR \VAGON air New color. gorgeous,
( 1'1GP4861 Xlnt s ha p e . a. rart car. (POB917)
Terms l'l:\'all. Sf'e at 1945 $1299
Harbor Blvd, C.M. 646-9448.
''3 CORVAJR Moo" Co"'. CONNELL CHEVROLET Xlnt cond. Orig. Q\\•ner.
S350 673-481S
'63 CORVAJR Monza. Good 2828 HARBOR BLVD.
l>ody, new tit'l!s & interior. COSTA MESA 546-1203
1100. 64>-9182 JEEPS
CORVETIE l l --------'..::..--ICJ~"56 Chev V8-hub11, Gates
'67 CORVETTE tires, roll-bar, s111 i nl"ll•
Stingray 4-spO Al'\! IF"! ra-steel dash. Xlnt cond $2000.
dio, posi.tr11.cUon rear end. 64!H059.
Selling pric(' 1•r"o"n'°. -:,::c,.-:,,-:c,::-, -,,.,.:c,,-,~.,=1.=vs
$1575 Jl!'t'p. ~linl rond.
Kellry Blue Book \\'holesa.le C111l ;,:jl).320R
price Sl950. Blue Chip Auto LINCOLN
Salt's. 2\4j Harbor Blvd, Cil-1.l---------I
l--:-o"-=',.-'_100==*='~'°=-439=2~-l1969 4 dr Ctlntinental Green, '67 CORVmE ~.1"·h1 1·1nyJ top. AU xtr.u
" "-k Xlnl Cond! $3.800. Oya rast ...... c -"'427", 4-speed, 833-2640: Eves 67!>-7979
A~l/FM radio. New poly.
glass tirt.s .• Excl!llent ron. MERCURY
dHion. Driven eally. 1-----------1
$1150 1970 M•rcury
Ask for ?-Ir. Grennia 546-8640 Monterey Convertible
':JS Con·l!ttt. Clasi;ic, tv.-o THE SPORTY ONE top~. Elttt windo"~· dull.I This flashy tulip yellow "'i lk qu11rl~. auto. Cltan S!19;-, blark 1np I nd 1nfl'rlnr a1110.
~.'.r-238~. motnle hil.~ l'lr<'n rlnvf'n nn\y
1---====---112000 mi 11.nd mu,t l}t! ,,.,.n DODGE And dr1\"rn tn 11.ppreciatt
1----------1 f"ully l"QU1pJl('1I \\'ilh nuto
·n3 DODGE Dart. Ql)Od l!'lllg. radio, he11.t,.r. p!l\\'C'r
lrRn.o;.por ta tlon <'Ar. $400. or str<'r1 nr:. Pfl""f'r hr11krs, t~11c
br~I offer. 6-12-4Zl9. 111~ <'Ond. r t(' 4 n.o11.r nr\\'
'6.1 Dodie Dlr1 df'IUXt GT . lires. Ask !or dl;'monsrrallon.
S300. jl}-t 167 ask for Don iOJ AZP. .T'>hnMn /,, son
Qr Davi! 2626 H11.rbor BL, Costa ?-!esa:
"·ss-PO_L_A_RA--4-dr--...t-,,-.-p-,b-.1 5(0-5630
111uto. air. Xlnt rond. $1450.1'""""""::-"H"""::'-;:"'"•"'' °'W~•"'l<_O_tlto~
~1u1t &f'.11. 962-(IS.t3 OPEN HOUSE colurnn.
1 ~~~~1 -------
.__'"'-' ... _ ... ___,! §J I l ~ .. "'... l§J 1,;;I ;;;';;;'"';;;'" .... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;:
~uto1 forS..I• 1~;1 '"""'"'' J§]i--P_O_N:_IA_C
~~iiiiiiii.;;990~ Pont '69 Grand Prix 990 Autos, Used
Autos for SM
Autos, Used 990 Autos, UNd 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Used Autos, Used· 990 Autos, UMd
MERCURY
1969 MERCUR Y
MARQUIS 4 DR HT
8EAUT11'"UL AWARD
WINNING STYLING
Attnctive light Ivy, yellow
""~th dark i\'Y grrPn interior,
black rxterior and landau
roof. Luxury equippM
throughouL Aulo trans,
MUSTANG
'69 MUSTANG
MUSTANGS
Take your pick!
o\ll in good condition?
radio, h<'a1c r, powrr ~teer. 2HXI Harbor Blvd.
ing etc. Thi.<; rxrel!rnt rar ='--o=--'-----~
reflecf,11: \•rry careful main-'67 GTA-Auh:> trans., full
tPn11.ncP. Drivrn only 21000 pcl\\'Pr, a ir. chrome \\'heels, mill'~. See And drl\'f' 10 ar-Cobra engine. still in \varr.
preciate l'Onrlition. \VYR 923. $l 37.;. ~16-6424
Johnson & Son. 2626 Harbor l 9 6 6 ;\l U ST A N G
Bl., Co!la 1\1Psa. M0-'.";16.'m. Ec-onomical 6 cyl, stick
1970 MERCURY--:~i~5~ O\.\'flE'r. Xlnt cond.
MONTEREY 4 DR HT
TOP STYLING AND
QUALITY AT SAVINGS
The \'Pry popular 11.nd attrac.
livr Arclic \\'hite \\'Ith hur·
g11ndy interior. EquipPf"d
\\'ith 11uto trans, radio, ke11f.
'li.l ~1USTANG • NeY.' 289
Hi.Perl. eng, reblt 4.spd,
nl'W paint. $95£1. 642-1985
'66 r.1usr ANG -s cyl. Rir
conn. pwr str'g, pvt o"·ner.
$1 195. Call 548-7111
l!r, IX'"'er sttering, powl'r OLDSMOBILE
brake~. 11ir cond, plus much 1----------
more 4 nc11r nl'w tires, driv.
Pn only 14000 mi 11nd main.
tained like new. Hurry on
this and save. 147 AZH .
Johnson & Son, 2626 Harbor,
c.r.1 .. "t-!O-J630.
1970 MERCURY
MARQUIS CPE.
SHO\VROOM TYPE OF CAR
• OLDS. '69 98
HARDTOP CPE.
Factory air conditioning,
vinyl padd~ top, Juxunous
limited tapestry trirn. Full
power extr11s. Tilt & tele.
scopic steering. r.1ost every
deluxe eXtra on this ihow.
room fresh, very low mile.
11ge beauty. IYNW4lS)
SALE PRICED TODAY
11000 MTLES
Attractivr medium turquoise
mis! fini~h "'i!h \vhi!!' inter.
ior and J11ndau roof imn1ar-
ulatl!~ premium equipped,
auto tr•n1, am fm s1erl!o
radio, heater, po"·rr stef'r.
ing, power brake~. fac air
condition. Truly spotless ~ib ~
and like nl'\\' 4 near nl'\\' I e1~
tires Ptc. St-e and a~k for CADILLAC
demon~tra rion. 916 BEQ. AUTHORIZ(O OE AU "
Johni:on & Son 2626 Harbor I 2600 HARBOR Bl..,
Rt., Costa i\lt>s'a. ;,.10-!!630. COSTA .r.1ESA
540-9100 Open Sunday 19M Colony P11rk 9-pass e
"'gn Full pov.•er. a ir rond. ~~~----~-~ Ptriect cond. 14.129 mi. '69 Delta, custm 2-dr Ht.
$2450. 675-565.i V.T., PIS. P /B. P/\V, Air,
.64 Mercury CQVL976 , $29!1. Jo mi's, $2875. 846--0246 alt
s rr.t Tenns ava il. &e at l~j =~~-,~-c--,.-c--o'°"
Harbor Blvd ., C .:\1. '69 Olds Royale 2-dr. Full
646-S44S. P"'I'· clean. \'inyl top. 35.000
1969 MARQUIS ~111 \\'gn. 10.
pass. Loaded. Will sell at
who!eSlll{'. $3095. 833-1149
'69 Mon tego MX conv ·Auto,
AM/FM stereo. full P"'r,
new tire~. 537-!J'J..12 1111 6
1969 l\Te:rcury M11rq11is con·
vertible. Air cnnrl, all powl'r,
dil!C br11kes, Ar.l/F;\1. $2ROO.
644°0734.
'55 J\tERCURY 4 dr ht. Gd .
cond: R&.H. Sl50 or otr.
646--4017 alt 5 PJ<.1
MUSTANG
'66 Mustang, auto, low mi'!.
Greil shape. $975. Ph:
833-l.199
'&5 Mustang oonvt. Auto., VS.
Good cond. l\1ovlna:. $700 or
offer. 642-4991.
'6S Must11ng, sh11rp fastback,
VS. •21!9 eng. metallic
bronze, $995. 496.4-413 11tt 5.
DAILY PILOT DIME -A
• LINES cost you jul!t pen-
nies a day.
Auto1, New
llll TAYLOll
freeway mi. Xlnt cond.
$2800 cash. 644-~S5 eves.
l~ Oldsmobile, excellent
condition, good rubber, new
pain! joh. power brakes &
steering, radin, heater, $475
or best.otter. ~r.78.
'62 Olds Cutlass conv. Gd
running cond. $250 Or make
ofr. 544-6321.
PLYMOUTH
'67 BARRACUDA
\18, au!omatie, dlr, air cond.,
pov.·er steer in g. 19.000 mile!.
Like nl'W! (9.t) BSW) \\'ill
take trade or finance private
party. Call 494·6811
a.tS.8736.
'68 PLY~TOUTH Fury
Con vi.. R/H, Good mech
cond. S7:'ll. 642~
·~ GTX 1111to, p I b. p I s.
27,:JOO mi's. r.1ake offer. 1509
Or11n~r. C.~1. 646-7215.
F'or bes! results! 642-5678
Autos, New 980
l'M
USED
CAR MANAGER
FOR
JOHNSON & SON
And I Reallv Feel "USED UP"
After Our
•
BIGGEST USED CAR MONTH EVER
But my boss isn't happy, he v.'ants a Bigger
February, So ijere \Ve Go!
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
"66 FORD
Cty. S111ulro
A11to, tram.., ••• f1Sk77tl
S111. W111.
"'"· r.s .. '1000
'61 CAMARO
Co11pa. ••••· "•"' .. r.s., .,.. '1950 IIUM7401
'68 MERCURY
Moittet• 2 Dr.
A11to. "on., lllH,
~~insYI '1550
'69 COUGAR
A11t11. "011., lllH, P.S., ..... .... '2500
fXSllSt'I
'69 PONTIAC '69 CONTINENTAL
G,.INI Prl1. a111t•. trcm., t Dr. H.T. f lfll pwr. Air,
lllH. P.S., r .I., P.W .. Air !oattler lall4011. s3375
L..lttlla111. '3300 CtPS•JT I 1n1s1•1
For A Good "USED CAR" That's Nol All
1'USEO UP'', See Us Today!
JOHNSON & SON
540-5630 642-0981
t
'
-------PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMBLER T·llRD
AND YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT!
CHRYSLER'S ALL NEW CRICKET for '71
$
'69 CHRYSLER '68 CHRYSLER
HEWPOllT HlWPOllT
Redio, h,,,, .. eulo,.,elit, 4 door herdtop, autom1 lit, pew•r 1!11 •in9. ,;, cend.
Be1 ui>ful cield m1l1llit . Like power 1!e1 rinci. 1ir cond .. r•·
n1w ! Still und1r ftclory wtr• !l ie, h1tl1r. VTS85 4 1=910<1 ) renty. XTf'9GO j#400tlA)
$2489 $1595
Stc1Hor4 1111111'"'"' l•lvdott
flNr lltN~ f•Uf ..,..., tfOMo
Mldloll, ,.wet' fffllt tlftc 9'rft ...
Nilhtl ply tlrn. IHlvliltt•I fro.t
9'uc••t IHtl. r.U & pl11I••
1tHrf1t9, coll .,rllllJ 111S!Mflll•1t
1y:1tem. A poworf11I heatl1HJ a 11d
flew throutlt w~J•1t 1yste111.
14 cubic faet,,trv11k wltll 1011•
cooled .,..,. tlro &. 111uy, 11111111
oft.en. Se,lol =4141?1 R0577S•.
Stock :: 0005.
'69 PLYMOUTH '69 VOLKSWAGEN
SATILLITI COUPl PULL AUTOMATIC
R1dio, h11+1r, 1ulom11ic,
pewer d 11rinCJ, •it c;ond., ll1d l A reel 1h1rp c1 rl YYA. vinyl reef. Green with melch. '901 l•t?OJAI in9 inl1rier, YON057 l#tl·
"'
$2075 $1389
'66 PONTIAC '67 PLYMOUTH
G.T.O. COHYlllTllLI FUllY II
ll1dio, "······ eulo'l'ltlic, \18 , elr tond .. pewer lie•r•
power 1t1erin9. R.UKJ '' inf, retl io, "••*••· S.r. # 77•
(#llOIA1 116 t•tl!tl
$695 ., $1095
HERE'S PART OF AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION OF TOP QUALITY USED CARS
"We Keep The Best And Whole1ale The Re•t"
All Pricos Plus T•x incl l icon10.
AOVT. ,.lttCll 0000 'TIL 11 ... M. MOHOA'I', , ••• IJt~. ADVT. CAllS IU.JICT TO ,.ltlOll IAl•
YOUR TOP QUALITY
USED CAR
'65 FORD LTD.
4 d•. A'to., P.S., R&H , RECS24. I •J 125A I.
'65 .BUICK SPECIAL WAGON
R&H, VS, "to., PS , SUE575. I •30928 1.
'66 CHRYSLER NEWPORT
.. Dr. HT. VS, PS, <1 ufo., R&H, S8D6 I 8. I u9222 J.
'66 PLYMOUTH VALIANT
R&H, 3 spoed SVX067. 1aI193A).
'65 PLYMOUTH WAGON
VS , "to., PS , RIFS1 7. 1•203 JAJ.
'67 CHEVY BEL AIR
2 o,. VS ,"'•· UDPOb7. I •JOJOA I.
'48 RAMBLER AMERICAN
Auto ., ho•tor, VYD356. !•92 18).
'67 FORD GALAXIE 500
2 D•. R&H, outo., PS, TLF440. 1•92201.
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YOUR
PRICE
NOW
TOTAL
DOWN
PAYMENT
TOTAL
MONTHLY
PAYMENT
s695 I s39 s39
s695 s39 s39
$1.095 s5s
$889 s4s s4s
sss9 s4s s4s I
sss9 s4s · s4s
se4 $64
$64 $64
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Chry1ler•Plymouth'1
Truth In Lendln
24 month1 on 1pprov1I of credit. Telel c11h price. in·
clu dint 11le1 tt • i nd 1'971 licen11 fee. S744.75. Dekrr.d
p1ym1nl price includi11g t111, lic1n10 end finonc• chtrfet,
$'975.00.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 24.21'-'
24 menl~t on 1pprov1I ~ credit. Teto! c11h price, in·
elu ding t1l11 te• end 197( lic•n•• fet, S744.75. Deferred
peym1nl pric1 inclu.d ing te11, licon11 1rwil fll'itnco ch1 rt11,
$'975.00.
ANNUAL PERCENTAG! RATI! 24.21%
24 menl!11 on epprevel of credit. let11 ce1h price, lr1·
eluding 1ele1 lt11 end 1971 licen11 le1 . SI 176.75. Ooferretl P•Y""'"' price includint te11, licen1• end fin•nc1 chor911,
$1400.00 .
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 22.25%
14 men+h1 on epprevel of C•t dit. Tatel c11h price, fn •
eluding 11111 tt!f end 1971 l1c1111• f11. $955.45. Def1rred
poyrnenl price ineludin9 ttir, licon11 end finenc1 ch•rg111 s 1200.00. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 23.43'-'
24 rnonth1 en epprev1I ef cr1dil. Teto! c11h price, in·
eluding 11101 t111 end 1'971 licen10 fe1. $955.45. Oeferr•tl
p1ym1nl pr ice inc ludinci 1111, licon11 end fin1nco chert••· s 1200.00.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 23.43%
24 manlh1 on 1pprowel of credit, Tatel ce1h ptite, in·
cludint 11101 1111 e nd 1'971 llctnt• fee. $955.45. 01forrff
peymenl price includint 1111, licen11 i nd fil•ie nce chert••• s 1200.00.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 23.43%
14 montht on epjl••v1I of c•1dlt. Toi•I co1lt price lt't•
cludin91ele1 fe11 end lt 71 licen11 foe, Slt73.7S. Def•rretl
peym11'tl pric1 includin9 les, lic1n11 end fin1nct ch•rge1,
St<IS0.00.
ANNUAL PERCINTAGE RATE 22.25%
24 l'!onlht 011 opprov1I al credit. Tel,! c11h '''"· fn.
eluding 11101 t111 1nd tt71 lic1n10 ftt, S 17J.7i. 0.fertff
p1ym1nl price includi119 ti ll, Ileen•• ind f!n1nce ch•rto1,
$1'410.00.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 22.25%
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VOLUME DEAL ER NO . 1 IN ORAN GE COUNTY
1971
MUSTANG
2 DOOR HARDTOP OFOlll46 10)
FULL PRICE
$ $
1971
PICKUP
F-100 (fl0ARK00667J
FULL PRICE
1971
T-BIRD
2 DOOR LANDAU cus4N116a 941
$
SAYE
1971
SUP ER VAN
(E 14AHK41709)
FULL PRICE
IT 'S EASY TO BUY !
Br11ndNeUJ·
PER MONTH
48 MONTHS 1
$190
DOWN PAYMENT
5190 i11he •otol down 1>nyment nnd S 16 . c..,oe a..d a ll finonce d•argH 011 ,, ..... :;-'· d ,.~~ 1
1°101 monlftly poymet1t irKludir>g 10•, '71 i..
$2789 68 · 1--..1· ,.... -"'-'' or •8 monrh!. Oefe d · one '"''"II oil li"<>ne• charges lOU!I '7 I r . ...., poym.., t price i~
co1h pric;e ;. only $2101.IS includ•ng .::.i.i to~ .,17r.e ot0if ~~ pttfer 10 pay caV., rhe full
PEl!CfNTAGE RATE 1 S.95% oeeme. '""''your p;,,io Today. ANNUAi.
'63 CHEV.~!0"r.u 5577 '70 FORD ~~~~ s2977 '66 Rambler ~~-57 77 ..
'68 V.W.~ 51377 '69 FORD :~-s2477 '64 Rambler ~.!~" 5577
'66 CHEV ~fil,,,..,,,, 51377 ••0:70 MAViRi'CK""K '68 Cortina l~~ s97 7
'69 Toyota ~.~~~,"~"" · $2 395 cPE. '69 FORD ~~~~~0
· s2977 Speed Foi;IOfY air 6 Cyl., auto. trans., rodio. Low mileoge like new. ZSK J 94 Air conchttonl!MJ, rodta, l\tottr, •
condition#lg. ZSF98t whetldrivti.lNP192
'69 Mustang ~§~ 51977 $1 7 7 . '64 DODGE ~~ $ 577
'68 Mustang ~~ 51677 '69 FORD f;,:.:.~~:,. s2977 '68 FORD ~~~""-· $1477
'63 CHEV.~~~!: $57 7 '67 MERC ~~-~·· 51577 '67 Mustang g!~-s1 277
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MAKE YOUR OWN AFGHAN
Pocket-size loom with "heddle" action lets
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4" x 4" squares or 4" x 2" oblongs in
minutes. Sew or weave together for afghans,
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steel needle, instructions and two 20-page
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F6068 Wonct.r Weave ......... $2.49
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N917 Dream Bra, A-B cup ..... $1.98
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Bathe in safety and comfort! Sturdy tub seat
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adjusts to three different levels.
H489 Bathtub Seat . . . . . . . . S7. 91
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J\SkCJhemc:rourself
FOR SEN. JOHN TOFER, Teuu
Fhen do ala.e IAree-d.o.y
natio1W1l la.oliday tHelc-
eU. beco•e el/eetiH~
How "'4DIY 111iU there
be eacla year, and 111hen
111iU IAey occur?-Her·
MCn D. JortU, San Antonio, Tesa•
e In Public Law 90-363, Congress en-
acted a new scheme of holiday designa-
tions so that there would be more three-
day week.ends. As such, the holiday
designations apply only to Federal em-
ployes and residents of. the District of
Columbia. Each state has to choose
whether it intends to observe the new
Federal designations. The statute desig-
nations are in effect a& of Jan. l, 1971.
The new holiday arrange11m1t will be:
New Year's Day, Jan. I; Wuhington's
Birthday, third Monday in February;
Memorial Day, last Monday in May; In-
dependence Day, July 4; Labor Day, first
Monday in September; Veterans Day,
fourth Monday in October; Thanksgiving
Day, fourth Thursday in November;
Christmas D~v, Dec. 25; Inauguration
Day, Jan. 2& of each fourth year after
196.5; Columbus Day, second Monday
in October.
FOR SISTER M..tRl' THOMAS
MORE, pro/esS()r of kutory,
Holy Family CoUeie,
Ma11iknUoc, Fu.
Miut /armer. unUe to
•u"'i11e?~eorge HiU,
Seatlk, JJ' tuh.
e Farmers are in a weak economic po-
sition because they do not plan together
for the good of the industry, their fellow
producers, and the conaumer. To plan
well. farmers must get together, unite,
organize tightly, with a high degree of
unselfishness. Their organizations, e.g.,
the co-operatives, could provide the plan-
ning machinery needed, but too many
farmers regard them only as service out-
lets. Worse, farm-organization meetings
are poorly attended; elected leaders have
unlimited tenure; women and young
farmers have scarcely any voice; idea·
people are nipped in the bud. Result ?
Zero horsepower.
FOR BOB HOPE
0/ aU your Chriltmu
trip• enteriainin6
~merican troop• in
Y ietnan, 11thkla one tl-0
you hold ,., your "'°''
nuunorable esperi-
en~P-Mr1. Mar.area Le111il, Du·
buque, lotoa
• Asking me which of my overseas trips
has been most memorable is like asking
a father which of bis children he likes
besL Each of them bad something mem·
orable-the faces of the wounded, the
joy of the combat troops when they for.
got the war long enough to whistle and
applaud the pretty girls, so many things.
One experience which stands out was the
kid who insisted on giving me a plain
Zippo lighter he had-no engraving,
nothing fancy. He just wanted to give
me something, while all the time I wanted
to say "thank you" to him.
FOR P.4lJL H.4RYEY,
raJW and telf!oision
commentalOr
Fhen you gi"e your
commena. on le~i
•ion, you are wually
in a room 11>i.th dae
dicor o/ a dady. I• thil in your
laome? Auo, are your •uU. &ailored
jwt /or you? They 1eem io fit you '° 111eU M>ith no 111rinlde• or puU.?
--II. Aclnnu, Pt. Fallon, Fla.
e It is a reconstruction of my home l i-
bra:ry in a Chicago studio. Yes, they aie
tailored jll.8l for me. My proportions re·
quire iL
FOR D. F. RABENHORST,
uronautical engmur,
Applied Physics Laborawry
the JohllS Hopki11S UniV<'nity
Do you •ee engine·
ie., "°" in the near
futureP-Mr1. Laura
Hill, Humboldt, Sa1lcaklaeaoan, Can.
e Definitely ye8. There are quite a few
engineless electric cars on the road even
now, although most of them are .in Eu-
rope and Japan. However, these cars are
limited to a few miles range and have
very poor acceleration compared with
conventional cars. Fortunately the elec-
tric cars of the future will be powered
by a super8ywheel instead of batteries
and will have several times the range
and acceleration performance of the pres-
ent electric cars. The feasibility of the
super6ywheel concept was recently dem·
onstrated in ·tests here at the Applied
Physics Laboratory, the Johns Hopkins
University. The concept will soon be
made available to industry for develop-
ment and production of electric cars.
Hopefully, you will be seeing them on
the road in a very few years.
FOR PETE MARAYICH,
Atlanta Ht1t1Jk1
Flu.a 10C1a the bigge.I
adjwtmenl you had io
make Joing Jrom col-
lege lo pro/euional
btulcetbaU?-Jame• H .
Feuer, Larw:o..,er, Pa.
• The biggest adjustment is actually
three-fold. First, you're playing with the
best players in the world, and you ha~e
to realize this. Secondly, the long eched.
ule and travel can leave you limp. I
played a maximum of 30 games in co).
lege, and we'd played more than that
before the college season started ; and
last, but not least, learning to tale the
constant pounding you get in the pros.
FOR MR. KENNETH, Mir styli.It
Since'° many ~......,fe
girl• hat1e ad.opted
long, •trai6ht do1·il·
your1el/ laairtl-0•, M>laal
infbunce do you think
Chia laa. on the gro"
dollar balalce of beauly •lwp•?-Joel
Allard, San Antonio, Testu
e Women today believe in the ecology
of hair-healthy, shiny, luxurious-looking
hair. The hairdresser who insists bis cli-
ents wear a feathered cut with a lot of
te.asing and spray and a long comb-out
time ea<'h week is not tomorrow's hair-
dresser. There are other services in sa-
lons besides "shampoos and sets." They
include scalp and hair treatments, hair
coloring, straightening, body permanents,
make-up and facial or body services.
And long hair is at its .most beautiful
when it is well-trimmed by a professional
hairdresser at least once a month.
POR MARLO THOMAS,
ttls "That Girf'
HoW1 did you get IAe
name Marlo?-Ann
Streb, Dallon, Ohio
• As a small child, I was unable to pro-
nounce the name Margo, 'hort for my
given na~e of Margaret. "Marlo," as I
pronounced it, then became a family
nick-name.
FOR JOHNNY CARSON
On the Don Rklcle•
P rU.rt Club Roua.,
wlw IOl'ole the roa•ter•'
rnaterialP--S. J. Crocla-
lftal, Jf'illingboro, N.J.
e The material for the roasters (Milton
Berle, Dick Cavett, Chet Huntley. Alan
King. George C. Scott, and Henny Young-
man) was credited to the regular team
of Kraft writers-Danny Simon (head
writer), Marty Farrell, Norman Barasch,
Carroll Moore. Tony Webster, Coleman
Jacoby, and Bob Ellison. My remarks
were more or Jess ad lib.
POR ELIZABETH POST,
-etiquf!fte audwrity
I• it proper /or a mili.
lary ttJi/e io we her
h1Uban4'• aide? I re·
cently read a •ociely
article mentioning Mn.
Capt. John Smilla, and I eoondered.
-Al.,in Bald11tin, Petaluma, Cali/.
e The wife of a military officer is ad.
dressed just as any other married woman.
She does not use her husband's military
title ever.
FOR JOE NAMATH,
quarterback, Nn11 York Jets
I laaH heard one re·
pore llaat you are quit·
tift6 pro /oolbaU lo
make a career in the
mooie•. Another r eport
HY• tlanl you .,,;u come back tk1piie
your k~e trouble. Which ii right?
-N. L., Niagara FaU., N.Y.
• The way I feel right now I want to
play next season. I've discovered that I
really miss not being able to play. That
and the fact that [ can play better than
anybody at my position, and I want to
prove that next year.
FOR RVDD JJ'EATHERF AX,
owm:r.trai..Mr of Lauie
I• La .. ie a thorough..
bred collie? I/ not,
tolaat mu breed ii •he?
-B. K ., Crand Forlu,
N.D.
e Lassie is the fifth generation of pure-
bred collies, and when offspring come
along, I give them to friends-along with
papers to prove their heritage.
Waat lo .. 11: a r-peno11 a .-rioa? Yo• ean ~ this col-, and we•U set
the .... er from tbe promineat penoa yo• dais-te. Send ..-lion, prefenbly oa a
poet eanl, lo Aek 11tem Yoanelr, Family W~li:ly, 641 LeJd~oa A•e,. New York, N.Y.
10022. We eanaot aU-ledce 4(11oe8Lione, but SS will be paid for eaeh one ..ed.
You are invited to mail your questions or comments about any article or advertisement that
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QUIZ
Can You Handle
A Medical Crisis?
By TODD CARRINGTON
I was having dinner with
some friends recently when
one of the women in our
party suddenly got a piece
of crusty bread stuck in her
throat. She managed to
swallow the bread, f o rtu-
nately, because the rest of
us at the table were mo-
mentarily frozen in uncer-
tainty as to what to do!
When medical emergencies arise,
knowing what to do-when even
sccoods are important-<:an save a
life. This right-0r-wrong quiz tests
your first-aid knowledge of emeT-
gency procedures recommended by
the American Red Cross.
1. Your dinner companion sudden-
ly chokes on a piece of bread. In-
stantly slap him hard on the back.
2 . Someone faints at a party or
meeting in a crowded, smoke-filled
room. Get some ice and apply it
immediately to the person's fore-
head, and to the back of his neck.
3. A dog you've never seen before
in your neighborhood takes a nip
out of you and breaks the skin.
Wash the wound at once with soap
under running water; then bandage.
4 . A swimmer underestimates a
strong tide and is pulled under wa-
ter, almost drowning. When he is on
shore, roll him onto his stomach and
begin artificial respiration.
5. Your nose suddenly and unac-
countably starts spurting blood. For
a severe nosebleed, you should
squeez.e or press the nostrils.
6. The kids ue playing "house" in
the kitchen, and one of them acci-
dentally swallows cleanser or bleach.
Ind uce vomiting immediately.
7. You're helping your do-it-himself
neighbor install a new electric line,
when he accidentally grabs a "hot
wire'' and collapses. You should im-
mediately pull him away from the
hot wire.
a. An amateur chef drops a skillet
of hot fat, ~d some of it spatters
on you. Your friends should immedi-
ately apply a dry sterile compress.
ANSWERS
1. Wrong.
Slap a persoo on the back only as a
last resort if choking continues. Oth-
erwise you may force the bread (or
other food) into the windpipe. A
Famil'll Wuk/11, Februaru 14, 1971
coughiog spasm will usually expel
the food. Use mouth-to-mouth re-
suscitation if breathing stops; and
rush the person to the hospital.
2. Wrong.
Loosen the person's clothing. and lay
him down with the head turned to
one side. Open windows for air and
use aromatic spirits of ammonia
undCT bis nose. Have the person rest
quietly for a half hour. U uncon-
sciousness lasts for more than a few
minutes, call a doctor.
3. Rigltt.
After you've thoroughly washed the
bite and bandaged it. try to have the
dog apprehended and tested for ra-
bies."Chcck your doctor about the
oeoea.ity for tetanus or anti-rabies
injections.
4. Wrong.
You should roll the swimmer onto
his back and begin mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation.
5. R ight.
And apply ·an ioe pack or cloth
wrung out in cold water, to the fore-
head, back of neck, or upper lip.
Don't blow your nose!
6 . Wrong.
When anyone swallows a corrosive
substance such as lye or bleach, look
first for the antidote instructions
printed on the container. If there
arc nooc, give water or milk of mag-
nesia, and call your doctor OT local
Poison Control Center. Do not in-
duce vomiting.
7. Wrong.
Do not touch the person until the
electricity is shut off, or you may be
shocked as well. If it's not possible
to torn off the power, use a length
of rope or a wooden pole to pull the
victim away from the "bot wire ...
Then, if breathing bas stopped. be-
gin mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
and caU the doctor.
8. Right.
But don't try to clean the bum or
break blisters. Simply stay warm and
quiet until the doctor comes. •
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AV alentine's Guide
To the'New' Wom8.n
S. Valentine has seen
many changes in how his day
is celebrated. Two genera-
tions ago it was all the rage
to send "ugly" cards pointing
out the recipient's defects.
One generation ago romance
made a comeback, and all
was hearts and flowers.
Today, however, what with so many
young women wanting to be "liberated"
from their customary sex roles, the aver-
age young man isn't quite sure bow to
treat this new breed of female. Here,
then, is a handy guide to the kind of
approach called for when one is court-
ing the Liberated Woman who is "turned
off" by old-fashioned male gallantry:
Watch Your Lci,..,cige. There's a
whole new feminist vocabulary.· Don't
ask a liberated woman for a date.
There are f rieodships, and they evolve.
Guard yourself against such remarks
as .. you're a good-looking broad." This
isn't man talk. It's just insulting to a
woman. Don't call this woman lady,
girl, doll. honey, or baby : belittling
terms which define her as an object, a
thing. Use her name.
To the liberated woman, "feminine"
connotes a pretense, something unnatu-
ral-like batting one's eyelashes. If you
dig her, say she's female, not feminine.
It she's an ardent feminist, be ~
ful. Never insinuate she's a man hater
-anti-men--just because she's pro-
women. She11 never forgive you. Any-
way, ridicule is a ploy used by a man
to keep a woman in her place.
Who Calls Whom. After you've
made each other's acquaintance and
you decide you'd lilce to see one an-
other again, who calls whom? It should
be left casual, informal. She can call
you, or you can call her. It will give
you a chance to see what it's like on
the other aide-Co accept or refuse a
date u well as being accepted or noL
Calllng for Her. This is largely cir-
cumstantial. If she has a car, let her
pick you up. If you do, then vice-
vena. If you both drive, ftip a coin. If
neither of you does, arrange to meet at
a central plaoe. Don't act u if you're
respomtble for her. A liberated woman
detests paternalism.
Where to Go. The liberated gal may
be as interested in a Women's Lib
meeting as she is in spending the eve-
ning with you. Why not go along, take
an interest in her activities.
The liberated woman is a great talk-
er. Why not suggest dinner. Don't
choose the place. Two decisions and
you're a chauvinist. Better yet, be un·
conventional. Why not cook supper and
let her bring the wine.
This gal's involved in politics, the
community, so know what rallies and
lectures are around.
Chooalnt1 the Wine. If you've
agreed to have dinner out, play it by
ear. Decisions can be shared which for·
merly were assumed by the man. If she
frequents the restaurant in which you
are dining, let her ask the heacftraiter
for a good table. What about the wine?
She might be able to suggest a good
Chablis i{ you're eating fish. You may
let her deal with the wine steward.
Paying the IHI. Split the check, no
ifs, and's, or but's. The liberated wom-
an doesn't want a man paying for her
"services." You're spending the eve-
ning together because you like her, not
because you're buying her time.
The Convenatlon. What to talk
about with a liberated woman: the
more heated the discussion the better.
The liberated woman loves to argue.,
use her wits. Her being cute, sweet,
pretty may be enough for you, but it's
not for her. She will resent discussing
trivia, also intellectual condesoenaion.
"Mao is intellect, woman intuition" be-
came obsolete the day the first woman
entered a classroom. Encourage her to
take pride in her accomplishments.
Know, too, that with this woman
you're not in competition. You don't
have to prove you're an authority. But
believe in what you say. She can spot
a phony.
Status Symbol. (An extra hint)
Don't invite this woman out to impress
friends, coworkers. She'll sense it and
dislike you. She's not a possession, a
decoration. This kind' of invitation is
out: "Would you enjoy meeting me for
dinner? rve just finished a business
conference, and some of the fellows
have asked me to join them."
Compliments. Save them. They're
usually patronizing: "Honey, J like that
dress (better than the other one)"; or,
"Your hair looks great that way (rath-
er than hanging limp)." Seldom a man
can flatter without sounding ti.kc he's
instructing a woman. Sometimes com-
pliments are exploitative: "Your skin
is so soft"; "Your hair is so lovely."
This kind of aeioration makes the lib-
erated woman feel as if she is being
turned into an object.
Manners. Don't hold doon, help
her on with her coat, carry packages_
open cars, light her cigarette. They're
taboo-ploys which keep woman in a
subordinate. dependent role.
lofting Up on the Ub. Know some-
thing about woman's history: who were
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Emma Gold-
man, Elizabeth Blackwell? Read Kate
Millet's "Sexual Politics" and Betty
Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique."
Become fa.'lliliar with the ideas of
Simone de Beauvoir, Ti-Oraoe Atkin-
son, and Robin Morgan.
Care about the Equal-Rights Amend-
ment (on and off) in Congress and
Women's Lib activities in your town:
job discrimination, child-care centers,
disparaging images of women on tele-
vision as well as in films.
Crftklam. Don't correct her man-
ners. Keep quJet if she uses the wrong
fork during dinner or mispronounces
the name of a house specialty.
Oneupmanship is usually distasteful.
Ask yourself, "Would I ever want her
to correct me"?
Saying Good Nlght. The liberated
woman bas discarded the taboos ·&nd in-
hibitions banded down by Mo°". So
don't be surprised if she's affectionate.
And don't be astonished if she's not.
Women's Liberation means an option to
choose.
forget th9 Myths. "Machismo"
might work for John Wayne, but the
pre.sent-day woman doesn't like the drill
sergeant. the conquering hero. She
knows a tender, thoughtful man i.s much
more satisfying. And forget what Dad
told you about a woman wanting to be
subdued. It frustrates her-ell the time
having to pretend she's weak and spine-
less. And what a bore!
So turn to that woman sitting next to
you and strike up a conversation. Relax.
Enjoy it. You might find out your initial
fears were unwarranted and that you
rcalJy enjoy being with her.
-SANDRA SREVEY
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Night Observation Deviu, which can detect enemy activity at up to Marty a mile, ...
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tlefield of the near future will be sown
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ground patrol) with thousands of minia-
turized scnsors--devices that detect the
presence of an advancing enemy by the
sounds of his movement, by the subtle
but distinctive odors of his explosives,
by the minute earth vibrations caused
by his footsteps. by the infrared rays
emitted by his unseen fires, and even
by the chemicals released in his body
wastes.
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tatalcs"-clectroo ic read-out display
panels-in a bunker miles away. The
portatale operators interpret their read·
outs to rule out such false alarms as
animal activation of the sensors. The
10
combined inputs from the various sen-
sors can then reveal the location, size,
speed, and direction of the enemy's
movements. Finally, data from all the
portatales go to a central command post
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field of the future, ground observers are
scanning the forward areas with a se-
ries of remarkable optical instruments:
"scopes" that permit clear observation
even on pitch-dark nights by a many-
folded amplification of starlight;· devices
that see through foliage; heat-image in-
struments that use temperature differ-
ences to create a cathode-ray-tube pic-
ture of a marching column of soldiers;
sighting devices that utilize laser tech-
nology; "pink searchlights" whose in·
visible beams enable an observer-
equippcd with special glasse~to sec
an unsuspecting enemy in total dark-
ness. All these sightings from the for-
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equipped with advanced radar and in·
frared detectors, or with such exotic
devices as LLTV-a low-light inten-
sification camera that transmits tv
iu'lagcs of the battlefield directly to a
display panel in the command post.
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fed into the computer to join that sent
by the sensors and the ground-sighting
Coming-
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... "sees'' soldier and tank in complete darkness as if they were in bright daylight.
instruments.
Already i.n the computer, of course,
are thousands of "bits" of information
previously assembled from more usual
sources: intelligence estimates, agents'
reports, interrogations of prisoners, data
from captured documents, and inter-
cepted messages.
B ut even this tremendous array of
information is only half of the military
equation. The commander's staff has
also fed into the computer an enormous
mass of facts on our own or allied
forces: the location and stren~ all
units; weaponry and ammunition stocks;
types and numbers of vehicles and air-
craft; meteorological data; the condition
of the roads; the status of reserves and
back-up support available from rear
commands.
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in the whole IBCS setup takes place.
From this welter of information, the
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and up-to-the-second picture of both
the enemy's and our own situation. The
value of IBCS does not end even here.
The computer is also programmed to
integrate its thousands of "bits" of in-
formation into a print-out of the mili-
tary action options open to the com-
mander. The hard decisions are still
his. No machine can exercise human
judgment, resolve, or wisdom. But IBCS
gives the commander unprecedented
scope for making lightning-fast yet sur-
passingly sound battlefield d~isions.
And while JBCS cannot fight the in·
dividual soldier's battle for him, it does
give the GI a vastly enhanced oppor-
tunity of def eating the enemy with the
least possible risk to himself.
There is no doubt that, in the words
of General Westmoreland, IBCS will
exert as profound a change on land
combat as did the tank and the heli-
copter. Indeed, many Pentagon insiders
believe that Westmoreland understates
the case. They say that IBCS wiU re-
make the face of warfare more thor-
oughly than anything since the invention
o( gunpowder.
YJhen can we expect the Integrated
Battlefield Control System to become
fact? Is IBCS still far down a distant
road, or is it drawing into sight? "With
cooperative effort," says General West-
moreland, "no more than 10 years
should separate us from the automated
battlefield."
Family Weekly / February 14, 1971
Electronic Battlefield
America's fantastic new system of computerized warfare
By VERNON PIZER
But the truth is that the first stages
o( JBCS are already a reality. For ex-
ample, here is a sampling of some of
the more than 250 automated battlefield
items that are already developed:
MINISID (Miniature Seismic Intru-
sion Detector)-lmplanted by hand
along likely routes of enemy approach
this compact sensor detects the vibra-
tions of moving soldiers at a distance of
more than J 00 feet, and those of vehicles
at more th an 1,000 feet. It instantly con-
verts these seismic vibrations into electri-
cal impulses and transmits them by self-
contained radio to a distant "portatale"
monitor. (ADSID and PSIO, similar to
MINJSID, have greater range.)
XM-3-Popularly dubbed "the peo-
ple sniffer," this is a chemical sensor
that detects the presence of humans by
identifying tell-tale substances in their
body wa.stes. It aJso sends its data to
a read-out monitor.
SLAR-Tbis highly sophisticated air-
borne radar is able to look sideways as
well as straight ahead, thus vastly in-
creasift'g the area of battlefield surveil-
lance. On the ground, there is AN
PPS-9 and AN PPS-10-radars so min-
iaturized that one can be carried by a
single patrolling soldier.
ACOUBUOY-A compact acoustical
sensor has emerged from pioneering
Navy development of sub-killer sonar
devices. Delivered on target by air-drop,
the device picks up and broadcasts to
its home base all the sounds made by
an enemy who does not even suspect
he is "on the air."
STARLIGHT SCOPE-An individ-
ual weapon sight that abolishes darkness
for the night-fighting soldier by mul-
tiplying a thousand-fold the faint star-
light or moonlight that is reflected by
his target. This is only one in a whole
family of night-vision devices. Another
is helmet-mounted, infrared binoculars
that enable a driver to see in the dark.
These and scores of other devices
have already been battle-tested in Viet-
nam and have emerged with flying col-
ors. The first major test came in early
1968, when a massive Vietcong and
North Vietnamese force was closing in
o n the U .S. base at Khe S~nh. The
U.S. command seeded the approaches
to Khe Sanh with its sensors, not
without a certain degree of skepticism.
~ut skepti~ were rapidly converted to
believers when the sensors began to
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"talk" to them around the clock, dr:iw-
ing a detailed picture of the advancing
enemy.
So timely and accurate was this sen-
sor-developed data that the U.S. de-
fenders were quickly able to fashion
a counter-strategy and smash two enemy
divisions. An official U.S. report of the
action, referring specifically to the role
played by sensors, declared that "The
resul ts at Khe Sanh fired the imagina-
tion of the field commanders."
R bably the most experienced of aJI
U.S. commanders in the new techniques
of the electronic battlefield is Major
General Ellis W. Williamson, command-
er of the 25th Infantry Division in
Vietnam from rrud-1968 until the end
of 1969.
The 52-year-old North Carolinian,
who began bis military career as a Na-
tional Guard private, was a h ighly dee.o-
rated combat commander in World War
II and Korea as welt as Vietnam. When
he talks about combat, people listen.
Not long ago, members of the U.S.
Senate Armed Services Committee lis-
tened attentively as General Williamson
testified on bis experiences on the elec-
..;onic battlefield.
"The best real war story I have is
Fire Base Crook," he said. "This is
where 412 enemy soldiers were elimi-
nated with the loss of only one U.S.
soldier."
Fire Base Crook was established in
April, 1969, northwest of Tay Ninh
city. A sharp thorn in the enemy's side,
the base blocked one of his divisions
and also served as a springboard for
American operations near the Cambo-
dian border. Aware that attack against
Crook was only a matter of time, Wil-
liamson ordered sensors seeded along
its approaches.
On June 5, the North Vietnamese
attacked. In General Williamson's own
words, "The first indication of enemy
activity near Crook was given by sensor
activations 950 meters east and 550
meters northwest of the base at 2000
(Continued on page 13)
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hours. Artillery took the movements under
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began to detect movement in the woodline
. . . all of these were engaged with artillery
tire. Cloud cover cleared shortly after mid-
night, and the soldier manning the night-ob-
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F ighting broke off at dawn when the North
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been killed by an incoming mortar round.
The next night the sensors came to life
again, heralding a renewed attack in greate.r
strength. This time the American forces--
alerted by their sensors and aided by their
night-vision devices-accounted for 323 en-
emy dead and 10 captured without a single
American loss. On the third night, the North
Vietnamese launched a final but half-hearted
attack that cost them three more casualties.
The one-sided statistics lend emphasis to the
contention of General Williamson and other
experts that the developing eleatronic battle-
field has already cost the enemy dearly, while
conserving American lives.
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yet. The enemy attempted to neutralize Wil-
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sector with thousands of difficult-to-detect
plastic mines and booby traps. Mining was
not new; it bad been going on for months;
but the sca1e of these nightly plantings was a
serious and unprecedented threat.
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might bold the key. They had a UNIV AC
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a clear pattern of seven specific areas of high-
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verted 56 sensors to the seven areas. His aim
was to overcome the mihes by eliminating
the soldiers who moved in each night to plant
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lbe payoff was immediate and dramatic.
Each night, the sensors came to life, an-
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work. Artillery then zeroed in on the unseen
miners, wreaking havoc. In an understate-
ment, Williamson says matter-of-factly: "We
complicated the life of the mine planter no
end."
Obviously the first phases of the Integrated
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electronic battlefield of the future that might
well make war itself obsolete. •
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Seafood Supreme in a large, rich pastry shell teamed with a fruit salad
of pineapple, mandarin oranges, and avocado is served with sesame sticks.
• Exclusively femioine-.aod il'·
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6 Pastry Shells
8 oz. frozen shelled and
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12 oz. frozen cooked Alaska king
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Mushrooms (about 8 oz.),
cleaned, slfred, and sauteed
~ cup snipped parsley
2 cups cold milk V. cup instant blending Oour
Vi lt>aspoon salt
~ teaspoon pt>pper
~ cup butter or margarine
2 egg yolks, beaten
Z tablespoons sherry
1. Set prepared shrimp, crab meat,
mushrooms. and par!.ley aside.
2. Measure the cold milk into a
saucepan; add instant blending flour
and stir until blended. Add ~alt, pep-
per, aod butter or margarine. Set
over medium heat; bring to boiling.
stirring constantly. Boil 1 min.
J. Blend in the beaten egg yolks and
prepared ingredients. Bring just to
boiling. stirring gently. Stir in sherry.
4. Set pastry shells onto serving plates
and immediately fill with the hot sea-
food mixture. 6 .rervings
Pastry Shells
2 cups instant blending Rour
J teaspoon salt
% cup plus 2 tables poon8
shortening
~ cup water
I. Mix the instant blending Hour and
salt together in a bowl. C ut in the
shortening thoroughly and finely. us-
ing a pastry blender. Sprinkle with
water, a tablespoon at a time. mixing
lightly with a fork until all the flour
is moistened.
2. Gather dough into a ball and turn
out on a pastry canvas which has
been lightly floured with instant
blending Hour. Knead gently wil
fingertips until dough holds together
(a few drops of water may be added
if necessary).
J. Divide dough into 6 equal por-
tion~. Roll each to a 6-in. round, or
large enough to fit over the back of
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pastry over cups, pinch where neces-
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sheet.
4. Bake at 475°F. 8 to 10 min. Re-
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remove pastry shells from the custard
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Cold Chocola te "Soume"
Tie an alumloom foil collar around
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a large bowl empty 2 cans ( 18 oz.
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whipped to soft peaks. and 3 egg
whites, beaten to stiff peaks with ~
cup sugar. Pile lightly into souffie
dish. Sprinkle with chopped salted
nuts. Set in freezer until thoroughly
chilled, Remove collar before serving.
Lemon Consomme
l qt. boiling water
8 chicken bouillon cubes
Lemon peel, finely shredded
Lemon juice (2 to 3
tablespoons)
Dairy sour cream
I. Dissolve bouillon cubes in the boil-
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By Ann Davidow
A valentine will make a boy
Who greels the winter
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Tiie Hearts and Ropes Maze
Bobby, Nell, and Katie seem to be caught in "hearts."
Who missed getting little Jack into one?
Map Experts, Heyl
Take the fir!\t feller of 1he !>tale that is known for its movie
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this new inches-removin1 method. Read what they say:
B. W.: llontrul, C.nada
"I lost 6~' in just 7 days with my fabulous new Sauna Shorts.
Two inches from my wais1, two inches from my thirhs, •nd
2~ inches from my hips! I didn't believe it was possible, but
the tape measure doesn't lie!" •r. R. G.: Burbank, California
"I wore my Sauna Sh9rts one day to mow the lawn, and after
I was done, I found ·t had lost 2 inches the very first day!
~e more pleated pants for me. I look areat in the new
styles, if I do say so myself."
Mrs. l. J. S.: Miami, Florida
"You should see me doina the housework in my
floral print Sauna Shorts. I've had such areat
results, it almost makes cleanina house
worthwhile. Three inches aone in a week
-three more to 10!"
J. l.: Paris, TtxH
"I'm down to a size 9 pants from a siie
11 and I owe it all to Sauna Shorts. All
my clothes look much better on me now,
and I feel areat. I just wear my Sauna
Shorts every two weeks or so now to keep
in aood shape (literally!). Thanks for
M¥elopina such an easy way to slim down."
HOW DO SAUNA SHORTS WORK?
These incredible new Sauna Shorts are mlde of a
veritable "bee hive" of air pockets that combine the
benefits of your own personal Swedish Sauna with an
amazinaly simple exercise plan-all desianed to work
away your unwanted inches. Just slip into your Sauna
Shorts as you would any shorts, and inflate them with
the convenient, detachable air pump we provide you
with (at no extra charae). Immediately, you'll feel a
,~entle massaaing action, a comfortina warmth and
unique support. You'll feel these hundreds of tiny air
pockets-each with its own individual pressure point
-snualina up to you, tiahter and tiahter. When you
feel the resistance is appropriate put aside the air
pump and feel the comfortina sauna-like warmth and
support these tiny air pockets brina. How can somethina
that's workina off inches feel so aood? It's almostcheatina !
We'll also send alona instructions for three simple
exercises you will perform in order to~pinpoint inches.
removal from your hips, thi&hs or waist-<>r all three
at once. The exercises take just a few minutes. Then,
you'll keep your Sauna Shorts on while you relu or ao
lboot your rerular routine. They're not heavy like
111"-"Y so-called reducina devices. Sauna Shorts work
on the principle of creatina resistance to natural movement-
somewh1t like isometric exercises-
except that you don't have to do the work! Sauna Shorts are
desianed to make your every movement (even breathina) an exercise
for dissolving inches. After you remove your .Sauna Shorts, you'll
feel slimmer, firmer-even after just one wearina. Many people
report a loss of inches the very first day!
WEAR YOUR SAUNA SHORTS FOR 1 WEEK!
Provided you actually have excess inches which you can afford
to lose, we recommend your wearina Sauna Shorts for about
half an hour or so every day. Many persons have lost as much
as 4 inches from just one session with the Sauna Shorts. And
you may use your Sauna Shorts with the sinale exercise plan
on a regular basis. You'll be able to maintain a firm, trim and
youthful figure . The results obtained, this first week, will differ
among individuals depending upon physical factors. But from
the amazingly effective results users are now experiencing,
we're prepared to make you this outstanding money-back
guarantee : Wear your Sauna Shorts for 1 week. If you are not
completely satisfied and /or if you have not lost from 3 to 6
inches, you may return them for a 1003 prompt refund.
TWO DIFFERENT TYPES TO CHOOSE
FROM ••• BOTH INCREDIBLE BARGAINS! ~ Choose the reaular Sauna Shorts for reducina hips
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are available exclusively from SAUNA
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print pattern for ladies and in
handsome navy blue for men.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
So thorou1hly convinced art we that you will
consider Sauna Shorts the most convenient
rapid and amazin1ly effective reducer for
the hips, thl1hs (and waistline), we are
offerina you this unconditional money back
1uarantH:
r: Man or woman, if your total inchea-1011 doe&
• not equal or exceed 3 to 6 inches in juat one ~ WHk, you m1y return your Sauna Shorts for
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CAJUN COUNTRY-
The Land Where
Legends Live • #
W nter vacationists traditional-
ly fall into two main categories:
snow birds and sun worshippers.
But for woods lovers and lake
fanciers, the Cajun Country of
Louisiana can be a surprising
change of pace.
Step behind that Spanish moss curtain, only
about an hour's drive south of jazzy New
Orleans, and voilO!, you are in the colorful
back-country, where serpentine bayous wind
their watery way around moss-veiled oaks,
antebellum plantations, and quaint villages.
"Cajun" is a time-and dialect-di.st~rted
version of "Acadiao." Two centuries ago the
French-speaking settlers of Acadia-which
we now call Nova Scotia-were exiled by the
English. They made the long trek south and
found refuge in Louisiana and other Southern
states. Thus, still today, the region is a jamba-
laya of French patois, country music with
Gallic 17th-century undertones. Old World
folklore starring the werewolf, Loup Garou,
Acadian-Creole cuisine (Ob, that crayfish
eroufiiel), romantic legends (Spanish moss
originated from the tresses of a lovelorn In-
dian maiden}, Saturday all-night fais-do-do
dances, festivals for shrimp and suckUng pig.
For us, Cajun Country begins at Cut Off
in Bayou Lafourche, my husband's home
town. From here, we drive hundreds of miles
deeper into the soul of Cajun Country. Hos-
pitality Cajun style decrees that my husband
must stay at the homes of childhood friends,
no matter when he returns to Cut Off.
C ajun Country is a land of legends, and I
have followed one to St. Martinville, about
1 S miles south of Lafayette. The oldest Aca-
dian community on big Bayou Teche, St.
Martinville, still retains the old tradition of
tacking printed funeral notices on street posts.
Here in the churchyard lies Evangeline, the
heroine, immortalized in Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow's epic poem.
Evangeline--one of the banished Acadians
(Continued on page 25)
Uving Legend
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In the City By ROSALYN ABREVAYA
D esigners this season are taking the country out of denim.
Once the gear of fafJllhands and cowboys, today a
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the dog. According to Ken O'Keefe, F ashion Director
of the Men's Fashion Association, "denim is no longer
synonymous with overalls and jeans."
Simple sophistication, but in all
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But the big news is in the
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in a shirt or tunic suit or ta ilored
for the office in a shaped model,
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fa shion-conscious male.
It's getting so, a gal to keep up
with her guy no longer asks where
are we going, but what are you wearing!
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For visiton who prefer big-city
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Jim Bowie Museum; Crowley and
the famous rice fields; Loreauville
and the Acadian Heritage Museum
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About 25 miles south of Lafay-
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Gardens.
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community social event. when hogs
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which lasted for days. There are
fewer bunten, trappers, and fisher-
men. 1be patois also bas lost some
of its French purity. But the new
French Heritage Committee has
rushed to the rescue of the old tra-
ditions, and the natural beauty of
the bayous will never change, nor
the Beautiful People of Cajun Coun-
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Her Real Life
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''I was hoping the baby
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Abbie. I can still remember,
after I'd given birth, hearing
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' Another baby!' No one had
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No one expected Mother's success
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un-made-up face becomes serious. "To
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The Parsons' life style hasn't changed.
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after her divorce from writer Richard
Gehman. The twins were two years old
then. She still rides a bus rather than a
cab, plays Lennis on the public courts
in Central Park. swims at the Y, shops
in the supermarket, and seldon:i bothers
with make-up or hairstyling.
"Once l made movies, everybody
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friends suddenly wanted to come home
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time my work was the same. It's just
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those men were training for a man's
world-ruthless, competitive, cur-and-
dried, ambitious. That's not for me."
Estelle went to New York to work on
the "Today" show, advancing from pro.
duction assistant to a producer Q(
short features. That, in tum, led to
musical revues and her debut in an off·
Broadway play, "Mrs. Dally Has a
Lover," which won a "Theatre World''
Award.
Estelle Parsons is not a public per-
son. The first time I met her, two years
ago, she spoke of her need for privacy.
She was tan, wholesome-looking but
rather plump. She was not dating any-
one special. She put most of her time
into an open-air Shakespeare produc-
tion in New York's Central Park. At
that time she was explaining why she
What in the World!
The Cigar-Box Museum You've heard
of tbe little acorns from which big oak
trees grow-well, there's a good-sized
Cltiel Sunrise and lriends
museum in the Baltimore, Md., area
which sprang from a couple of cigar
boxes. The Salvation Army Boys· C lub
th!re has an Indian lore program-u
do most of the 880 Clubs across the
country-which also boasts its own full-
blooded Sioux Indian consultant when
it meets at nearby Camp Puh'tok. Chief
Sunrise taught the boys how to recog-
nize Indian artifacts, and they began
filling their cigar boxes with them.
Eventually there were enough artifacts
to form the nucleus of a museum.
Contract for Spousea No matter how
great the love and trust between hus-
band and wife, business is business. So
says Harriet P. Pilpel, ao attorney who
has served on various Presidential Com-m~ions concerned with the status of
women. If a couple anticipates worlt.ing
together for financial gain, she says,
their agreement should be put down on
paper with the help of a lawyer while
Estelle Parsons
ond her twins
at her Latest
premier('
didn't hire a maid to ease her busy
schedule. "I don't like help around. I
like to be alone when I'm alone. If I'm
not sleeping much, l want to be able to
get up and prowl around, wear any-
thing, with no one to bother me."
When I saw her recently, Estelle
Parsons bad begun to adjust to fame.
"I Wll!> uptight then," she recalled. She
was 20 pounds thinner. Her complexion
was fresh, glowing-and still un-made-
up. At 43 ("I couldn't face 30, but the
40's are all right"), she is prettier than
her movie roles would indicate.
Romances? "Nobody, .. she answered
and changed the subject. Later she
added, as part of her outspoken case
against fame, "I don't want ~o make
an effort to have a boy friend ... but
it would be wonderful if ii would just
happen. It's hard for a person in my
position to have a meaningful relation-
ship. l want someone who is medium
bright. But not many men I'd want
would want me. They just want a good
wife and mother, not a woman who
likes 10 discuss the world."
Estelle's daughlers obviously come
the couple are "alive, friendly, and com-
petent." The document may never be
needed, but ''if one spouse should die,
then it becomes a question of what their
understanding was.'' If there should be a
serious disagrccment--or a divorce-it
could be possible that a "grave injus-
tice'' might arise. A wife, for instance,
could work some 30 years, helping to
build a joint million-dollar estate; she
could then find herself a widow with
eve:ythiog she had helped to earn in
her husband's name only-which he'd
then willed to someone else.
Headlong into the Past Antique
shops from coast to coast arc reporting
a n~w run on old mirrors. Ornate mir-
rors that have been long stored away
in the attics of old m ansions, particu-
larly in the South and Texas, are now
finding a rebirth. As today's young peo-
ple rediscover the joy of creating their
own handiwork, such rococo objec~
that can never again be made in an
a~ gear_ed to mass production--are be-
coming highly prized. The big mirror
first wiLh her. "I never got serious with
a date, at least not for Jong, because
he would latch on to me. Martha a.Qd
Abbie are great kids." (Their mother
split the original name choice, one for
each twin.) "They're both good cooks,
better than I am these days. They ca~
take care of themselves. I tell them 1f
they're not on their own by the time
they reach 16, I'm going to kick them
out and move to Europe.·• Estelle says
that with a straight face. but then she
has to cover her sudden giggle w11h her
fingers.
Martha and Abbie ... there's some-
thing familiar about the names, but the
reference is elusive. Were the girls
named after someone special? "An
actress once told me that those were
the names of the old ladies in 'Arsenic
and O ld Lace,' " Estelle says. "But that
was just coincidence. If l had known,
I never would have done it."
And if Estelle Parsons had known
how troublesome success would be to
her. she might never have made "Bon -
nie and Clyde," either.
-TERRY SCHAERTEL
is notably back in style, as it comple-
ment s the Lrend toward longer, ftoppier;-
and decorated clothing. Many old mir-
Clterubs and friend
rors will be displayed at the National
Ahliques Show, representing some 300
collections from all over the U.S .. whi.ti
opens this week in New York. Example:
a hand-carved wood mirror with gold
leaf, I 8th-century French.
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11 :00 AM tJ el!) (j) NHL Hockey Boston Bruins vs. Toronto Maple
Leafs at Toronto.
O @@ NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks vs Milwaukee Bucks
at Atlanta.
1:15 O @@ American Sportsman John Huston, famed motion
picture director and actor, visits Africa for the first time In 17
years to search tor the world's biggest elephant. Ahamed. Curt
Gowdy is host.,
1:30 O ~@ Bob Hope Desert Classic Australia's Bruce Devltn,
last yea r's winner, defends his title in the final rounds of the
$140,000 tournament. This pro-am tourney 1s telecast from
Palm Desert. Cahf.
5:30 O High and Wild .. Polar Bear Hunt." Cameras follow a guide
and his party on a hunt of the Giant White Bear of the North.
9:00 (8 The Ski Show With Tom Malone and Anne Ebbeson.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18
7:3011 Jerry West Show Los Angeles Laker super star Jerry West
discusses basketball techniques with his teammates and
opponents.
8:00 11 Laker Basketball L.A. Lakers vs Portland Trailblazers at
Portland. Chick Hearn calls the action ltve from courts1de. Lynn
Shackelford assists with the color commentary.
8:30 (8 Olympic Boxing Jim Healy calls the action.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19
11:00 1J Johnny Wooden Show UCLA Head Basketball Coach John
Wooden sets the scene for tonight's basketball game with a
five-minute commentary.
11 :05 11 UCLA Basketball UCLA Bruins vs. Oregon State Beavers at
Pauley Pavtllon. Dick Enberg calls the action in a three-hour
tape·delay broadcast.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
12:00 O High School Basketball Ross Porter and Tom Hawkins call
the play·by·play and color commentary for a basketb:ill game
between two Los Angeles City teams to be announced. • m Sports Special "Preview to the Miiier High Life 500," This
National Association Stock Car Race at the Ontario Speedway
features Richard Petty. David Pearson, and Kevin Terris and
other top drivers.
12:30 @ @ College Basketball Loyola vs. Santa Clara.
2:3011 Q)@ Pacific 8 Besketball Stanford Indians vs. Washington
State Cougars at Pullman, Wash.
3:00 (8 College Basketball Loyola vs. Santa Clara.
3:30 tJ CBS Golf Classic From the Firestone Country Club 1n Akron.
Ohio.
O @ (]) Pro Bowlers' Tour The $80,000 Winston·Salem Clas-
sic from Major League Lanes in Winston·Salem, N.C.
O NHL Action Highlights Program features highlights of two
games, one from the East Division and one from the West
Division of t he National Hockey League.
4:00 Qj @ CBS Golf Classic
4:30 tJ Santa Anita Feature Race The $60,000 San Luis Obispo
Handicap for four·year·olds and up at 1 l /2 mile. 11 Sports Challenge Jerry West , Happy Hairston. Gale Good-
rich o f "The Lakers" compete with Jim Brown, 0 . J Simpson,
LeRoy Kelly of "The Great Runners." Dtc k Enberg hosts.
5:00 11 Outdoors
O @ @ ABC's" Wide Wor1d of Sports Jtm McKay hosts
5:30 11 This Week In NBA
6:30 @ @ Forum Boxing
7:00 m Box de Mexico
8 :00 11 Saturday Night Fights Ray "Windmill" White vs. Terry Lee
m a lO·round light heavyweight bout. (Tentative schedule)
10:3011 John Wooden Show m use Basketball USC VS Oregon State in tape·delay game
played at the Sports Arena.
11:00 1J UCLA Basketball UCLA Bruins vs. megon Ducks. Game
taped earlier at Pauley Pavilion.
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SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 13
EVEN I NG
S:lO 0 ll"BC "••servk1 Slan Atkinson.
Q) Anlm1la, Action and Ad~1ntur1
"While l>anRer." Ho~I Rill 8111111d
combines aeslhellcs with athletics
for action. wllh d:irodevil skiers on
tho Alpine slopes.
&) Tonight In Lu Vegn
Eif) The Advocatu "Should All l>t111(S
Be I egalized?"
@ID Fisher familJ
6:00 6 Thi Bia N1w1
0 (lj (6 ) g;, NBC News
fJ Bou City Lionel Hampton,
Wadsworth Mansion and Swamp
Waler guest.
Q) Then Came Bronson
l29l t 11 Acrlculture USA
@ID Muslcale/Oav1J & Goliath
6:30 6 Ahout a We ..
O KNBC Nn1 Confe1ence
0 [Jewltnus News
(11) ( l I forum Bolln1
&) Hobby Showcase
(l:I ( 6 ) It Couldn't Be Oone
fii) The Frtnch Ctllf
fl9! ( 8 I CBS News
@ID Chlldren's Gospel Hour g;, Ed&• of Eternltr CD Sports Ch1ll1n11
7:00 tl CBS £v1nln1 Ntwt
0 Close Up With Piers Anclnrton
0 Junnllt JutJ lack Rany ho~ls. fJ o .. th V1ll1y 01y1 "A rrlend
Indeed.'' 'tarrln11 Jim l>avls and
Harry I auler. m I SHCIA\ I Valentine's Da1 With
the Kina F1111ilr The Kin11 Chm p;1y~
tribute lo Oan C11pill and "~!fails
of the hea rt "
G) Run for Your life
ti) Cr11tlv1 l lvln1 With Crafts
fii) Tiit Turned-On Crisis ''Iha Sha1le
ot • Toothpick.'' Oavid Susskincl Is
host for this documentary lhat Oil
plores a numher ol molhn1ls and
approaches lo Iha 111c!vcnlio11 of
dru11 abuse. A for1111ir !111111 111ldict
visits classrooms In Rorkoloy, Cal ;
1n experimental in·school currir.11-
lum in Stamford. Conn. Is 5een; a
community attempts to provllfe ere·
alive 1llarnallves lo clru11 11h11so in
• Piltsburah suburb.
1'291 ( 8 ) Bue• Owens
@Il) Uvlnf faith
al Box de Mtilco m Amerkt In Span
«!) Rltt11olandla
CD f'18"0rt to T ravtl
7:15 0 IUnp Wrap-Up
7:30 tJ tat! (I I !IPlciALi H•'• Your Dor. Charllt Brown Snoopy h11s a
sudden atlack ol had m•nners and
becomes to unpapul11 with tho
"Peanuts" cl1n lhAI Charlie Brown
decides lo send lhe pooch back to
the Daisy Hiii Puppy Farm tor •
Paa• 4
refcesher course in ohedience hain
ing.
0 ~31 ( 6 1 m A n d y W i II i em t
Andy's 1111esls are Onie and Har
riot Nelson, lhe Carpenters, Iona
than Winlen, and Bohhic Gonlry. O Joh11nr Wooden Show 0 (11) ( 3 I al Lawrence Welk
fJ Million $ Movif: "What Em
Happened to Baby J1ner1 (~er$
ponse) 'fi? Bette 011vi~. loan
Crawford, Victor Buono. Sloiy of
thP. 11syi:ho11alhic rr.lalionship hn
tween two sislm5. holh fo1111or
~tars.
8:00 6 !l9J ( 811 sr1c1AL I The Greet
Mojave Desert losr.ph Cam11a11P.lla
is narrator for this third National
Gllol(raphic ~cinly ~pr.cial on lho
disconcerlin11 beauty 111111 l1.11<11ds
of tho arid, roi:ky anrl ullr.n 11hosl
ly piece ol America lhe e;uly lo
dians called "lhe hrnll I llal sup
ports no man,"
0 UCLA VS. OREGON ST. * LIVE WITH ENBERG! 0 UCLA Basketball llCI A H111t0s
moel .the Orop,on Sl;rle Or.avr.rs al
Corvallis. m Movie Gruis: "Operation Mid
8111" (comedy) '57 lacll I emm(ln,
1 rnle Kovar.s. Mir.key Rooney.
Q) Minority Community
Ei) I Btlltve In Miracles Kathryn
K11hlm11n
Eif} Soul! Nl!W York ~oul <lisr. jui koy
I d William~ i~ host lo wmld Ill
11ow11ed ja11 n111sir.iirn Ii rn111y Owo11~ m Consultation
8:30 0 ll3 ( 6 ) g;, NBC Saturday Mo·
vlt : "A Pitch of Blue" (drama) 'f'i6
Sidney Poitier. Shelley Winlr•rs.
rtizahoth llar lln;in. An 111 yoar old
blind v.irl, livrnl( in a ~orrlill Ir.nil
mr.nl 1mviro11rnr.r1I with her ~laltmn
ly ncolhor anrl alcoholic: v,rllnrlla
lher. finds haf)pinr.~s and lrnr.dnm
I hrOlll!h her nr.wfounlf 1 r irmrl~hip
with a yo11n11 black husfncssrnan.
0 1111 I 3 I aJ Pearl 81ileJ Show
Pearl'' l(lloSI~ 1111! I lhol Walnrs,
Rnhnrl r.oulul, 1111!1 Hinr.~. lli11r.s
itnd l>11d.
Q) Porter W1goner Show
@BTh• StorJ m Noches Tapalias
9:00 6 ~ ( 8 1 Arnie l'mh1oilr11I 111 n
r.onlh111011s laud wilh fellow nx11c
utivn Niel 011ilvln, Arnio i~ 011111111,ed
whnn II 11ppoars lhal Oi<ilvln i~
r<1~1tlnf( to sllillinl( 111 Arnl11 hy
p1111i~hln11 Arnie's leenlll!P. d1111v.hln1
hy fo1hiddinR his ~on lo lilkr. f\1111
rcta to the junior 11rorn.
Q) Tiit Wiiburn Brothen
EJD Flick Out
@ID Hour of Puwer
m Premiere Movie
9:10 6 tt9l t 8 I Miry TJler Moo11 M11ry
r.11n'I 11nllor~l<10<I why hr.r ho~~
koo11~ 111rnln1e clown hnr 1li1111or in
vllalinn until shn has n phono r.nn
v111S<11ion with thn ho~~·~ wifn
0 S1turd11 Nl1ht Fl11hts Joo Or
hlllo vs. Stove Grant in I 0 1011nd
lleavywelghl bout.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 13, 1971
CARY GRANf & LFSUE CARON.
SATURDAY NIGHT IN OOLDR
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highlights
games.
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MO¥ie tor Television: ''Tiit
onk" (mystery) '69-George Ma·
ari; Janel Leigh Carl Belz When
rel! wheeling Gus Monk hires out DAYTIME PROGRAMS
r a fast buck he ends up the
all BUY in a Mafia wipe out.
• New1 Larry Burrell. MONDAY thru FRIDAY
D!I ReevH Show
CV Slturday Movie: ''Beckett." O @ (I) Gallopin& Gourmet
: San Fr1nci1co Mix m HHrt Show "Knock on Any
· IVPalm Movie Door," Mon. only.
~ (j) Mannla A college bask· 6:00 f) sunrise Slmester ID Rocket Robin Hood
tball star myste11ously disappears 6:25 O Education Enhance u :05 Ell) CharJi.•s f'ad
nd his lather asks Mannix to find 6:30 f) Ddyuey 0 im But Mannix b~omes suspi· m Educ.ttlonel Features 11:2 Ell) The Turned On Crlsn, Tues., Thurs. ious ~r the father's intentions 6:45 g) ComlltOdity NtwMfVice
hen he insists that the lnvesti2a· 6:55 0 KNBC NewwMt.e 11:25 6 ~ 00 News
ion be kept extremely secrt. Gall 7:00 f) Qt Cl) CBS News 11 :3D f) 9 @ Search for To1114rrow
oodrich and Lew Alcindor are spe· 0 @@ m Todey Show 0 ti) @ m The Who, Whit or
ial guest stars. and John Colicos, m Thunderbirds Where Game Art James hosts.
iffany Bolling, Robert Reed and Q) Splderm1n 0 @ Ci) t:f) That Girt
am Chew Jr. also guest. Ei) Martel Openln& 0 Tempo
• fright Night: "Diary of 1 Mad· Ell) $name Street #201·5. m lntemt Louise Ridgle.
an" and "The Hum1n DupllCI· 7:30 0 L1w for the 70's, Mon., Wed.. ID Bill Jofln1 Newt
ors." Fri; PsythOIOIJ I Tues .. Thurs. 11:55 O @@ m News
Wtek!nd News Ken Jones O futures
Oak Ridfe Boys m Yoai & Friends ..
: NET Playhouse on the Thirties Q) HobO Kelly AFTERNOON
'The Re Discovered Film" is a full Ei) StcKll M1r1let Covera&e
ength movie or the 30's. Title is 8:00 f) 9 CI> Captain Kanearoo A 12:00 8 Luclly 'f'air
'Once in a Lifelime " series recently filmed in the na· 0 ~ @ m PREMIERE Jot Cir·
Movie: "Cobweb" (drama) '55 tion's capital will be shown this afiola's Memory Game Joe will
Richard Widmark, Lauren Bacall week as a salute to George Wash· test the memory and general knowl·
W Weekend News ington. edge of five studlo·audien ce con·
f) 0 0 News O Ralph Story's A.M. tesfanls with the winner .. earning
O PREMIERE This Week in NBA O Mornin1 Walch the right lo return the followin1
Charlie Jones and Chick Hearn show m Cartoons day to complete against new chal·
highlights of the week's NBA @ Cartoons lengers.
games 8:25 0 Community Bulletin Board, Wed. 0 1 CV m Bewitched m Movie: "P1sspart to Pimlico" 8:30 D Public Se~ice Film "Heart to m Kinas of Comedy
(comedy) '49-Stanley Holloway, Heart .. Wed. only. W Travel; Pefll)9Ctive, Wed.
Margaret Rutherford m Dennis the Meniee Ell) Lft for the 70's. Mon., Wed ,
~@ Spotlight Theatre: "Run Uh IE Cumbr Fri
a Thiel." Kieron Moore @ Seume Street 69) Ann Gutdler Show
~ 00 films from Meaico Ell) f'uhlres, Wed .. Thurs 12:15 ID Stretch & Sew, Wed.
iJ Fabulous 52 Movie: "flther 8 55 0 Co ity 8 11 t' Board 12:20 i:T!' Where the Buck Sl"""• Thurs. Goose" (comedy) '64-Cary Grant, ; mmun u e '" u.:1 ....-
Leslie Caron, Trevor Howard. A care· Mon .. Tues., Thurs., Fri. 12:30 8 ei!) 00 As the Worfd Tums
free drifter is conned into taking 9:00 1J ®l@ The Lucy Show 0 la)@ m Day1 uf Our Uvu
the job of a plane.spoller on a re· B ~@ m Dinah's l'l•c• 0 Movie G1me
mote. deserted South Seas island . 0 MD¥ies: See Daytime Movies 0 @ t:f) A Wor1d Apart
0 Movie 4: ''The Stripper" (dra· Your Mone(1 Worth, Thurs. only. W Dialinf for Dollars
ma) '63-Joanne Woodward, Rich · m J1ek La Linne Ei) Stock M1rket CtoM
ard Seymer, Claire Trevor. ID Cartoons EE) America's Problems, Mon. only
0 Movie: "Salty O'Rourtle" (dra· !? OfS flee of S~e tPr~2idOent5 1:00 f) ~CJ) love Is a Many Splen·
ma) '45-Alan Ladd, Gail RusselL w esame ree l · · dored Thine
D Siturdiy Night Movie: ''Two 9:15 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 @@m The Doctors
Lovers" (drama) '61-Shirley Mac-Thursday. O Ben Caser
Laine. Laurence Harvey. Jack Haw. 9:20 m F11hlons in Sewing 0 @ CV m All My Children
kins, Nobu McCarthy. The lives of 9:30 f) ~ 00 Bevertr Hillbillies 0 Everywoman, Fri. only.
lour people connected with a school 0 ~@ m Concentration m Movie: See Daytime Movies.
in a remote region of New Zealand 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ei) Charting the Market
are involved in a net of love and 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ell) Educational Futures
huslrations Q) Romptr Room t!E lnsifht li"il Hayden/Dou2tu l :lO f) ~Cl) The Guiding Lipt WJ 0 Q) CI) m Another World
@ ( 3 J ABC News El) Stock M11bt lay City m All.Night Sllow: "Secret of Con• 10:00 f) ~ 00 flmily Aff1ir 0 @ (!) t:f) Let's Make 1 Dul
vid Like,'' ''Time Lock" and "The 0 m Sale of the Century Q) feshiont in Swine
Seventh Survivor." ID ftatures/Public SeNlct El) Commodity Report
f) Movie: ''Subw1y in the Sky" @ (1) Sunny Todiy 1:40 Q) News/Kids' Stull
(drama) '56-Van Johnson, Hilde· Elll Educational Features
garde Neff 10:30 8 ~ 00 love of Life 2:00 IJ enJ Ci) Secret Storm
0 Speakina FrHly Writer Robert 0 ti) @ m Hollywood Squms 0 @ Ci) m Bript Proml11
Penn Warren guests. Peter Marshall hosts. 0 Str1nee Paradise
0 Movie: "Gentlemen After Derk" ID Ralh liordon, Tues .. Frl. 0 @ (]) t!E Newlywed llame
(mystery) '42-Brian Donlevy. t:f) Seu111e Street 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
W Movie: "Shanie Holiday" (dra-11:00 f) Q!J CI) W1Mre ltle H .. rt Is Q) Topper
ma) '46-Claude Rains. 0 @ m Jeopardy 2:30 8 Qt} Edat o! Nighl
0 ~ (]) m Another World
Somerset
0 f'amou1 Jury Trl•ls
0 @ CI) t:f) Dalin& Game
ID Roy Ro1ers
3:00 f) Qj 00 Gomer Pyle B Ifs Your let 0 Hich•IJ P1trol 0 @ 00 t:f) General Ho111itll m Outer Limits
I!) Underdor
@ (]) A .. tinee Don Rodewald.
g\) Reliiio111 Proarams
mCinema 36
3:30 11 The Mih Roy Show
0 Mike Douat11
O Sea Hu11t
D (ill CV m One LHe to live
ID Porty Pif Car1oo111
~ 00 Popeye Cartoons
g\) Christ the LiVlnf Word
3:45 al LI Comunided 11 Dia
4:00 f) Movie: Mon., Wed.: Mr. Ed,
Tues., Thurs., Fri
ORrtleman 0 @ 00 Dalt Shadows O News Baxter Ward. m News Putnam/Fishman
ID Bozo's Big Top Show
g\) Reti(ious features
@I) Dos llallos En Palenqut
4:30 iJ Movie: See Daytime Movies.
0 f1ttier Knows Best
0 News Biii Bonds.
W The Munsters
@ (]) Rifleman
@ 00 Jimmr Thoma10n
Eii) Seume Street #201-5.
Q?) Ci) The Three Stooen m P1ttem for liYinr al Alma de Mi Alm1
t:f) Se11me Street
5:00 B KNBC Newwvice Jess Marlow.
OBl1 S News 0 flipper m The Rintstones
Q) Batmen
@ 00 Local News
(jj 00 Gilli2an's lsl111d
fjj) Ci) The Ble Valley
g\)Cinem1 30
al Adventuru dtl b t110 Ne1ro,
Mon. Wed.: u Pandi111, Thurs., Fri.
m Colleee of the Desert
CE Futurts
5:30 0 @ (jj ABC News
O Get Smart m My favorite Martian
ID Gllliran's lsl1nd
@ (j) This DIJ 1971
Ell) Miaterorera' Nelr,.bortiood
g\) News/Pastor's 0.111
EE Comicos J Cancionea
m Don Wilson's Town Talk
ml Noticlas
t:f) Callopln1 CounMt
Pace 5
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 13. 1971
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 14
MORNING
(drama) '065-Arthur Kennedy.
0 @ CV m DiSCOVefY "Hong
Kong"-Water People.''
(E) Faith f0< Today
fij @ Film Feature
€I)TBA
11:00 f) Qj Ci) NHL Hockey Boston
Bruins vs. Toronto Maple Leafs at
Toronto.
6:15 m The Chrlstophers IJ Home Buyers Guide
6:30 m The Bibi! Answers 0 1 a> NBA Baslletball Al
6:55 f) Give Us This Day lanla Hawks vs. Milwaukee Bucks
7:00 f) Tom and Jerry at Atlanta
0 F1ee to Face Rabbi Wolf. m Movie: ''Hudlleberry Finn" (ad m Tales of Wells Farao venture) '39-Mickey Rooney, Wal
7:30 f) Penelope Pitstop ter Connolly, William Frawley
1J Music and the Spoken Word (E) Church in the Home
0 ~mpus Profile "Viewpoint. o~ Q) @ First Baptist Church
Nutr11ton -The Meatless Diel. €I) Cine en Su Casa
Host Arnold .Pike interviews actor ail Quien Canta Esta Cancion?
Sam Jaffe. his wife Bettye Acker· 11:30 O Movie: "The Men" (drama) '50
man, and nutritionist Dr. Isobel -Marlon Brando, Jack Webb.
Corneil, of Johnston College.
0 Herald of Truth m Yoai Bear and Friends
(E) Sacred Heart
~ 00 This Is the Lile
7:45 (E) The Christophers
8:00 f) Lamp Unto My Feet IJ Cathedral of Tomorrow
0 Anrie's Garare 0 Day of Discovery
OJ Wo;,derama
(E) Revival Fires
@ CV This Is the Life
Q) 00 God Is the Answer
Q;) Town Hall Meetinr
8:30 f) Look Up and Live
0 Mrs. Alpha Bet 0 Smokey Bear Show
O Movie: "TerTor of the Steppe"
(adventure) Kirk Morris.
(E) Kathryn Kuhlman
@ (1) Hour of Deliverance
~ Cl) Full Gospel Revival
9:00 f) Camera Three O Serendipity Quinn Gladden and
his five followers visit a Farm and
en Orchard and Vineyard.
IJ Day of OiSCOVefY
0 Jonny Quest IE Gospel Sinfinr Jubilee
@ ~) Revival Fires
@ @ K1thryn Kuhlman
~Ci) Tom and Jerry
€I) Musica y Palabras
ail Panorama Latino en Dominro
9:30 f) Toda(s Relipn
0 The Christophers IJ riene Autry Show
0 @ @ Catunoora Cats
@ @ Oral Roberts
fl?) (j) Penelope Pitstop
€D Esta Es 11 Vida
10:00 f) Steps to Learnina
O Challenre Mr Sermon Rev.
George Regas. All Saints Episcopal
Church, Pasadena.
IJ Hour of Power
0 @ Bullwinkle O Movie: "Men on the Spyina
Trapeze" (suspense) Wayne Pres·
ton, Helga Summerfeld.
OJ Rendenous Witll Adventure
@@Faith for Today a @ Camera Three
Bi) Canciones J Muslee
10:30 II Q!) (j) face the Nation
, ~ Movie: "Attadl ind Rereaf'
AFTERNOON
12:00 IJ Movie: ''Blad! Tide" (mystery)
'5&-John Ireland.
(E) lntelliaent Parent
~@ Experiment in Television
a!) Drama Dominica!
12:30 (E) Oral Roberts
~ Penefope Pitstop
1:00 0 ~ @ m Meet the Press 0 Million $ Movie: "It Stu ted
Witll a Kiss" (ron;iance) '59-0eb
hie Reynolds. Glenn Ford m Alternatives Attitudes toward
mothers are discussed.•
@ News, Sports ' Weather m Frente a la Vida
1:15 0 @@ (D American Sports.
man John Huston visits Africa fo1
the first time in 17 years to search
for the world's biggest elephant.
Aha med.
1:30 f) I shCIAL I CBS Chilldren's Film
Festival "Tiko and the Shark.''
Unusual story of a Tahitian boy
who makes friends with a baby
shark, then frees his "pet" when
it grows to a size that alarms the
boy's brother.
0 ~ @ m Bob Hope Desert
Classic The filth and final rou nd
from Bermuda Dunes winds up
the $140,000 tournament. Bruce
Devlin was last year's winner.
1J Movie: "Baron of Arizon1"
(western) 'SO-Vincent Price. El
len Drew. m Out11 Limits
) (E) Voice of Calvary
~ Afternoon Movies: "Mr.
Belvedere Rinfs the Bell" and
"Between Heaven and Hell."
a>Exitmetro
2:00 0 @ CV a> Directions ''El Gre
co." Story of the famed artist's
life.
(E) Travel with Don ' Bettina
€I) Teatro Famillu
2:30 f) The Siesta Is Over
0 @ (j) (D Issues ' Answers m ROLLER GAMES-ACTION ! * T-BIROS vs. DETROIT
(E) Roller riame T-Birds vs. De
troit Devils.
3:00 f) Nenmakers
0 m Comment Edwin Newman
ORobert K
is Sen. John
O Prm Co1
assumes ho~
Carl Stokes c
O family I
People" (dra
pie, Jack Ok.
mChmer
@(])Mati1
Party."
QJ@Fatai
Jane and Sa
Carlo.
m.;) Pattern I
Bi)Toros
(DRex Hur
3:30 f) Movie: "I
'56-Greaory
hart, Leo GI
eon Cami
gators." Gue
berg, chairrr
icy studies
OMovle:
M1rriare Br
-Jeanne Cr
ma Ritter. m Sacred (
meompau
4:00 O Aariwltu
Starvation."
Blatchford.
Corps.
1J Tales or
mThis Is
ail Variedad
(D Dar of I
4:30 O This Is 0 Pet Set m Festival
on the B<
Clark Gabl1
Franchot To
(E) Visual ' ~@ CBS
mAaricultf
(D Jerry Le
5:00 O Inquiry
cellor Char
with host J
future of p
fJThe Ave
(E)Anlmals,
"Savage Ca
sionaries tr<
@OOTlle
El) Peter G
~@ PIS! ED Kukla, I
€I)CarTOUSt m uptri~ ail Cinema m Double
S:30 f)~(i)
rud narrate
African wat•
of birds a
them natut
drink togett
OHl(h •
Hunt."
IJ Ian Ty1
Anne Mum
Jim Ed Bro1
0 Eyewitn< m rillllran'
EE Color T
@Cl)WOf
Robert K. Dorn1n Show Gu~st
en. John Tunney {D-Calif.).
Press Confertnce Jim Lawrence
mes host duties with Mayor
Stokes of Cleveland as auest.
f1mily Film ftlliYll: "Youn&
pie" (drama) '4<>-Shir1ey Tem·
Jack Okie.
Chiller
CV M1tinee: "Musdt Bueti ..
Ci) fahlre Fil•: "Clllmlty
• 1nd Sam Bus." Yvonne De·
lo.
Pattern for Uvin&
TOfOS
Rn Humb1rd
Movie: "Moby Dick" (adventure)
re&ory Peck, Richard Base·
• Leo Genn, Orson Welles.
On Clmpus "The New lnvesli·
ors." Guest is Dr. lrvina Spitz·
g, chairman of the Public Pol·
Studies at Clarmont Colleaes.
Movie: "The Model ind the
rri11e Broker" (comedy) '52-
eanne Crain, Scott Brady, Thel·
Ritter.
Sacred Cinem1
Com pus
Aariculture USA "Battle Against
rvatlon." Guest is Joseph
tchlord, Director of the Peace
s.
Tiles of the Colden West
This Is the l ife
Y1riedldes
D11 of Disc:overy
This Is the l ife
Pet Set Lorne Greene guests.
festival of Cl1ssics: "Mutiny
the Bounty" (drama) '35-
rk Gable, Charles Laughton,
nchot Tone.
Visual Cir1
(I) C8S Childrtn's Hour
A&riculture USA
Jerry Lewis Show
Inquiry Guest is UCLA Chan·
lor Chartes Young, who talks
h host Maury Green about the
ure of public hiaher education.
The Aveniers
Animals. Action l Adnnture
avage Cannibals." Medical mis·
naries travel to New Guinea.
(!) The Aven1m
Peter Gunn
Ci) Passport to Travel
Kukla, Fran l Ollie
• Clnousel Muicano
Elperiment In Television
Cinem1 del Dominp
Double Deckers
~Cl) Anim1I World Bill Bur·
d narrates episode about South
ican waterhole, where hundreds
birds and animals, many of
em natural enemies. come to
· nk toaether.
Hi&h ind Wild "Polar Bear
nt." •
l1n Tyson Show Guests are
ne Murray, Doug Kershaw and
Ed Brown. II (rewitntss News
Cilllr•n'• Island
Color Travetcade
Ci) W0tld To111orrow
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 13, 1971
m I si'ECIAL I A M1s1erplec1 of
Spanish P1lntinz A stylistic a:'ld
iconographic explanation of "The
Retablo of Ciudad Rodriao" by
Fernando Gallego.
t1) Hot Wheels
EVENING
6:00 B Bi& News Clete Roberts, St1n
Duke, John Gilbert .
0 KID TALK! Bill Adler * & the kids welcome
"Laugh-In's" Gary Owens
and Or. Oare Miller
O Kid Talk Guests are disc tock·
ey and TV personality Gary Qw.
ens. and Dr. Dare Miller. Panel·
ists are Mona Tera of Pasadena,
Richard Steele of North Hollywood,
Mark Stewart of Los Angeles, and
Jodi Harrison of Van Nuys.
0 FASCINATING STORY * OF MULTI-HULL CRAFT! . 0 The Ch1ll1111in1 Su "The Mui·
ti.Hulls." Bill Burrud tells the
story of this ancient craft.
0 "HIGH SOCIETY"!
*CROSBY, SINATRA &
KELLY-IN COLOR!
O Six O'Clock Movie: "Hiah So-
ciety" (musical) '56-frank Sina·
tra, Grace Kelly, Bine Crosby, Ce·
leste Holm, John Lund. Louis Cal·
hern. A magazine reporter ind
photoarapher cover a fashionable
Ph,ladelp:1ia wedding. Music by
Cole Porter.
O like Youna Guests includ! The
Bells and Joey Scars'.lury.
(8 Here Come the Brides
(jJJ W Seven Arts Tllt1tre: "We'rt
No Anaels." Humphrey Bogart.
@@Comment
al) Book But "Additional Dia·
logue: Letters of Dalton Trumbo,
19~2-1962," edited by Helen Man
lull.
€Ii) Hour of Power
g) LI Torment• m lnsi&ht
t1) K/P1lm Movie
6:30 1J ~ Ci) CBS Eveninr Newt
Roaer Mudd.
0 ~@ m NBC News David
Brinkley.
O B1rber1 McN1ir Debbie Rey.
nolds is special guest. m Cruture fe1tures: "Dr1eul1"
(mystery) '31-Bela Lugosi.
EE HOUR of DELIVERANCE
* REV. ROGER G. DeCUIR
w/OELIVERANCE CHOIR EE Hour of Dtliver1nce
7:00
al) Consultation '1he Path to
Medicine # l." A look 1t the Uni·
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cin,. Expansion plan.
IJ THE GREATEST MOVIE * EVER ON TELEVISION
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,
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Relablo of I
Fernando Gall
Cil) Hot Whee -6:00 B Big News
Duke, John G
0 KID TALK * & the kid!
"Laugh-In
and Or. I:
0 Kid Talk
ey and TV
ens, and Dr,
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Richard Steel
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SUNDAY (COntlnued) ED l IJlciAL I A Masterpiece of
Sp1nish P'aintln& A stylistic and
iconographic explanation or "The
Relablo of Ciudad Rodrigo" by
Fernando Gallego.
Cl)Hot Whffls
EVENING
6:00 tJ Bi& News Clete Roberts, Stan
Duke, John Gilbert.
0 KID TALK! Bill Adler * & the kids welcome
"Laugh-In's" Gary Owens
and Dr. Dare Miller
0 Kid T1tk Guests are disc jock·
ey end TV per30nality Gary Ow·
ens, and Dr. Dare Miller. Panel-
ists are Mona Tera of Pasadena,
Richard Steele of North Hollywood,
Mark Stewart of Los Angeles, and
Jodi Harrison of Van Nuys.
D FASCINATING STORY
*OF MULTl·HULL CRAFI! U The Ctl1llen&in& Sea "The Mui·
ti-Hulls." Bill Burrud tells tile
story of this ancient craft.
0 "HIGH SOCIETY"!
*CROSBY, SINATRA &
KELLY-IN COLOR!
O Si1 O'Cloc:t Movie: "Hip So·
dety" (musical) 'SS-Frank Sina·
tra. IJrace Kelly, Bing Crosby, Ce·
leste Holm, John Lund, Louis Cal·
hem. A magazine reporter and
photographer cOYer a fashlonable
Philadelphia wedding. Music by
Cole Porter.
fJ like Youn& Guests Include The
Bells and Joey Scarsbury.
I!) Here Come the Brides
@ (})Seven Arts lllutre: "We're
No An&els." Humphrey Boeart.
Qj 00 Comment ED Book Beat "Additional Dia·
logue: Letters of Dallon Trumbo,
1942·1962," edited by Helen Man.
full.
~ 00 Unt1med World
g:) Hoor of Power
e?) LI Torment.a m lnsipt
al K/Pllm Movie
6:30 f) ~ Ci) CBS Evening News
Roger Mudd. 0 @ 00 m NBC News David
Brinkley.
0 B11b11a McN1ir Debbie Rey·
notds is special guest. m Cruture Futures: "Dracula"
(mystery) '3 1-Bela Lugosi.
EE HOUR of DELIVERANCE * REV. ROGER G. OeCUIR
w/DELIVERANCE CHOIR
El) Hour of Delivef1nu
7:00
ED Consultation "The Path to
Medicine # 1 " A look at the Uni
venity of Illinois College of Medi·
cine Expansion plan
tJ THE GREATEST MOVIE * EVER ON TELEVISION
11 ACADEMY AWARDS!
"BEN HUR"
tJ Qj 00 I IHclXL I "Ben H•f'
A full 4•,4-hour motion picture
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 13. 1971
starrin& Charlton Heston in the ti-of a Kind" (comedy) '34-W. C
tie rote, Stephen Boyd as the Ro· fields. Charles Ruggles, Bums &
man tribune Messala, and Jack Allen.
Hawkins as Quintus Arrius. This O Million $ Movie: ''G1llant
1959 production won l l Academy Houis" (drama) '60-James Cag
Awards. In its account or the ney, Dennis Weaver. Richard J1ec
early Christtan era, 1t is the deep kel. Story of bitter tightln& on
ly m~ing story of a Judean arlsto· Guau11lcanal in 1942, based on true
crat who defied the paganism of events involving Adm. William r
ancient Rome. Halsey, famed WW II US. Naval
0 (iJ (I) m Wild Kingdom "To hero.
Rope a Grizzly." A marauding griz-ID Three Passports to Actventurt
zly attacks a rancher's livestock. ''The Cowboys of France."
0 DeaUI Valley Days El) Voict of the Hour ID Passport to Travel "Quick Por· g:) Quest tor Life
tugal and Dublin's Fair City." 8:00 O @ ~ Cl) The FBI "Death
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MONDAY
FEBRUARY 15
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY -
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 O "Suddenly It's Sprint' (com·
edy) '47 -Paulette Goddard, Fred
MacMurray. ''Sealed Verdict'' (dra·
ma) '48-Ray Milland.
9:30 fJ "Cowbof" (comedy) '58 -
Jack Lemmon, Glenn Ford, Brian
Donlevy, Anna Kashfi.
O "The Scorpio Letters" (drama)
'67 -Alex Cord, Shirley Eaton. m "J1dl Frost" (fantasy) '66 -
Natasha Sedykh, Alexander Khvulva.
1:00 m "Master of the Wortd" (sci-fl)
'61 -Vincent Price. Henry Hull.
2:00 O ''Voyaae to the Bottom of the
Sea" (drama) '61-Walter Pidgeon.
AFTERNOON
4:00 B Movie: ''The Hoodlum Priest"
(drama) '61 -Don Murray, Kier
Dullea, Larry Gates. 0 The Rifleman fJ @ CV m Dirk Sh1dows O News Baxter Ward. m News Putnam/Fishman.
I!) Bozo's Bia Top Show
fij) Flipt Service Station
€I!)The Answer
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4:30 0 Father Knows Best
fJ News Bill Bonds.
I!) The Munsters
@ (J) The Rifleman
~@ Jimmy Thomason
fij) Sesame Street #201.
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5:00 O KNBC Ne.service Jess Marlow.
D WATCH A BETTER NEWS!
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O Flipper m The Flintstones
I!) Batman
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Q) 00 Gilliaan's Island
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6:00 f) Bl& News Jerry Dunphy
0 KNBC NeWMrYict Tom Snyder
0 ZANY CHARLIE * WEAVER & STEVE! 0 TM Allen Show
0 Six O'aock Movie: "Ten North
Frederick" (drama) '58 -Ga~
Cooper, Suzy Parker, Geraldine Fitz
gerald. Man, dominated by his am
bilious and selfish wife, mks
refuge in alcohol and love or a
younger woman after his poNt1cal
aspirations are ruined by a scandal 0 Didi Vi n Dyllt m The Flintstones m @ CV Star Trek
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kite.
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Brinkley, John Chancellor, Frank
McGee.
0 Whit's My Lint? m @ CV I love Lucy
Q) Or11net
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Old Is Old?" Through the eyes of
a child, an antique dealer, a geolo
gist. and others, we see how man
deals with the Question of aRe
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ten guest stars as Cleavus Luken~
a tired and weary traveler whO
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the "Cleavus" episode.
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. Raye guests.
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stars are Jack Jones, Anne Baxter
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play dealing with his early lurbu·
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8:0001:13 (6J a;, l.lup·ln Dan gives
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on [rnestine and Phoenicia al the
bowling alley and General Bull
Righi returns.
0 (17) ( 3 ) al Newlywed Cima Bob
Eubanks hosts. m To Tell the Truth
Eii) Wofld Pms
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8:30 f) t2tl (I ) Here's Lucy Hany gels
himself a job when • steamship
line needs a cruise director for its
neat llip to llawaii, and I ucy talks
him into taking her as an ass.slant
in this two-pall episode.
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Barry hDsls. m 01Vid frost Show Dionne War·
wick and Leslie IJggams Ruest. ID felony Squid
fl!) Pattern tor living
a!) Mi&uelito V1ldez Show
9:00 f) tJ9I (I l Mayberry R.f.D. Gooher
is jailed in a gambling raid on a
poker game alter Sam nominates
him to be a church elder.
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la Clark and Jo Anne Worley join
Bob In a comedy variety hour. Mus
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Renown
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0 (171 ( 31 al ABC Monday Movie:
''Sl V1lentine's OIJ MHSKre"
(drama) '67-Jason Robards, Jean
Hale, Joseph Campanella. Chicago
underworld boss, Al Capone, plots
lo kill Bugs Moran and the famous
St. Valentine's Day Massacre in
which seven of Moran's men are
gunned down in a warehouse is
recreated.
ID 11,.iCll~ I Wtebnd P1rty Cruise
This program Is devoted to the
newest Southern California fad lor
swingers-three days or run and
sun on lhe high seas.
Eii) Rulitits ''Face to Face: Mada
lyn Murray O'Hair vs. Or. Edward
Bauman."
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Goldie Goldie Hawn headlines her c:J Movie: "Nifhtmare in the Sun"
first song, dance and oomedy spec-(mystery) '6~John Derek. Ursula
1al with guest stars Ruth Buzzi. Andress, Aldo Ray.
Johnny Carson. Bob Disney and m Movie: "Boom Town" (drama)
the Moppets. Comedy highlights '40-Clark Gable. Spencer Tracy.
include a flying revue aboard an ID Movie: "Jennifer" (drama) '53
outsized 797 airliner, a mini-musi· -Ida Lupino, Howard Duff.
cal spoof of "Crime and Punish· @ (!) Perry Mason
ment" and an unsuccessful attempt EID World Press
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FEBRUARY 16
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "last Train to Madrid" (drama)
'37-Dorothy Lamour, Lew Ayres.
''Stylark'' (comedy) '41~1audet1e
Colbert, Ray Milland.
9:30 O "The Redhead 1nd the Cow·
boy" (western) '51-Glenn Ford,
Rhonda Fleming, Edmond O'Brien.
O "HootenanJ Hoot" (musical)
'63-Peter Breck, Ruta Lee, Joby
Baker. m "Operation Counterspy" (drama)
'66-George Addison, Helene Chanel.
1:00 m "Lydia" (romance) '41-Merle
Oberon, Joseph Cotten.
2:00 O "Because You're Mine" (musi·
cal) '52-Mario Lanza.
AFTERNOON
4:00 tJ Mr Ed
0 The Rifleman
0 @ CI) fl) Dar11 Shadows
O News Baxter Ward. m News Putnam/Fishman.
6) Bozo's 81& Top Show
@?:) Rt1l1ious Features e> Doa Qallos en Palenque
4:30 tJ Movie: "Bandido" (adventure)
'56 -Robert Mitchum, Gilbert
Roland, Ursula Thiess.
O Father Knows Best O News Bill Bonds.
6) The Munsters @rn Rifleman
@ Ci) JimmJ Thomuon m Saame street # 202.
~ (I) The Three Stooees
@?:) Pattern for Livin1
@I) Alma de Mi Alma
fl) Sesame Street
5:00 D KNBC Newservlce Jess Marlow
B WATCH BETTER NEWS!
*BIG 5 NEWS! O Big 5 News Kevin Sanders,
Barney Morris.
O Flipper m The Flintstones
6) Batman
@ CV Loul News
~ @ Gilligan's lsl1nd
~ CI> The Bi1r vane, m Cinem1 30
al Adventuras del Latigo Negro m Coll•a• of the Desert
all Usted ' la Policia
5:30 0 @ 00 ABC Newa
0 Get Smart m My Favorite Martian
6) Gilll11n's l1l1nd
ti)(]) This Day 1971
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Fonda, Lauren Bacall. The edito
of a scandal magazine attacks th
reputation of a researcll psycholo
aist when he poses as his be
friend end becomes her patf11nt.
fJ Didi Van o,to m Th• fllntatonu
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Eil) Art Studio "Puppets #2."
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0 m NBC Nl&fltlJ News David
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cellor.
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laj Ci) Tuesday Movie: ''Somethln
for 1 LonelJ Men" (drama) '6
Dan Blocker, Susan Clark. A cour-
ageous young couple hitch thel
wagon to a locomotive instead o
a star to bring happiness to them·
selves and success to their town.
Eil) The Turned on Crisis "To Kee
It You Have to Give It Away." A
investigative report is given on
wide variety of approaches to dru
rehabilitation across the nation.
6I!) Christ the livin1 Word
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7:30 tJ 9 (j) BeverlJ Hillbillies Jethro
strikes out again to achieve stature
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down a chance to share 1 swinging
bachelor pad with him,
0 m Julia "Corey's High Q."
Julia is perplexed about what to dO
with her son Corey, the genius.
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eted from Laa Vegas showgirl to lntem•-
tlonal film atar In just two years, laments
about her experiencea aa a chorus glr1
during the courae of her flrat starring TV
special, "Pure Goldie," which air• on NBC,
Mond•y at to PM. The number la delivered
by the zany blonde comedienne H part of
a comedy aklt featuring Johnny Caraon,
who m•kea a cameo appeuance. The tele-
cHt, through apecial material written by
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Goldle chats with Kermit the Muppet
How does an actor become
a hero overnight when he's
been an established heavy for
most of his career?
New York-trained actor
Gerald S. O 'Loughlin has no
pat answer, but he's making
the transition to a respectable
member of the establishment
in his new co-starring role of
senior law partner Devlin Mc-
Neil on the Men at law series,
Wednesdays at 7:30 PM, in
color on CBS.
The gruff-speaking charac-
ter actor, having adopted the
downbeat acting style of a
heavy over the years, admits
that it's no easy step into the
polished ranks of the legal fra-
ternity.
"When I was playing vil-
lains, I could let out all my
emotions in the role," he says.
"Now I take the emotional in-
volvement as a defender of the
beleaguered and oppressed
home with me. The character
of a defense attorney is sub-
ject to considerably more
harassment than any heavy.
Either the prosecution or wit-
nesses can be antagonistic."
A ca~e in point of O'Lough-
lin, the actor, under emotional
fire came in a recent story
involving the defense of a
blind former legal colleague of
McNeil.
The ex-attorney, who had
rigged a gun trap in his trailer
home, is accused of murder in
the case which has overtones
of welfare fraud and a roman-
tic triangle. In a very tense
cross-examination scene, Mc-
Neil and his blind friend heat-
edly exchange words until the
witness breaks down and
admits that a person very
close to him is responsible for
the death.
O 'Loughlin explains how
such scenes come to life for
him. "I frequently take an ex-
perience in my life as close as
possible to the situation and
apply it to my performance. It
seems to work for me."
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0 JAMES MASON! TINA * LOUISE! VIRGINIA!
O Ylr1inl1 '""'"' Sllow Cuests include James M1son, Tina Louise.
Gwen Davis and Jake Erlich.
0 @ (l ) al Mod Squad "Is That
Justice?" The squad helps a zealous
detective sergeant aet the aoods
on a known dope pusher, but the
pusher insists he's been rramed.
O Milllotl $ Movie: "r1ri1 Blues"
(romance) '61-Joanne Woodward,
Paul Newman, Sidney Poitier, Di·
ahann Carroll Story tells of two
Americ1n jaumen in Paris. play·
Ina with a band at the Lei! Bank
Cafe, and their romances with two
airls on vacation. m Trutti or Constquences
Ii) It Tallts a Thief
mc1nem1 30 Em La Duena
7:55 m Cuutlon de Se1undos
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 13. 1971
ED Where the Buck Stops This
program lotuses on an orRanlzation
celled BRIDGE. lnit11led by the
citizens of Burbank to serve as a
half .way house for youna people.
IOOM A pro and con look at the 10:30
con!toversial subject of X·rated 0 W. C. FIELDS! BOB
motion pictures. Dick Strout is * HOPE! THE WILDEST!
host.
m Full Gospel Businessmen
a>Sonrisa1
ED T1't Advocalts "Should nuclear
power plant construction be con·
tinued r' m a.111et11• 8:05 m Lilia Lazo m la C.nstitucion
8:JO 6 C2C)) ll l Hee Haw lianll Wilhams ail lhtactu
Jr. and Jody Miller guest. 9:30 6 at! (I ) All ill the f11•lly Carroll g NYPD OConnor. Jean Stapleton. Rob Rein·
0 ( ~ ( l ~ AIC M i 1 th er, Sally . Struthers stir. 11 111 3 ~ 1 ov • 0 .• O Candid Camera
WHk: _M•rbt 111 Co'.°"e Home tn n!) Muslcai./,utor's Dull
the Sprin( (drama) 71 -Sally a> Cadena dt Anaustias
Field, Ja~kie Cooper, Eleanor Park 10:00 I) 1:29) (I ) CIS News Hour "Where
~ er, David Carradine. A teenage We Stand in Indochina.''
runaway returns home only to find 0 WATCH A BEITER
deeper ~amily conflicts. * NEWS! BIG 5 NEWS! m David Frost Show 0 111 5 News Kevin Sanders,
Ii) Felonr Squad Barney Morris.
ED Promise City A portrait ol a 0 (1~ (3) al Marcus Welbr, M.D.
small Iowa farming community "A Spanish Saying I Made Up." m Pattern for Uvina Or. Welby's oflice nurse lalls in
. love with a rich man with old·
g) La Crlada Bien Criidi fashioned principles rrom Mexico
0 W. C, frields Movie: ''l\e 111
l rudcnt of 1918" (musical) '38
W C. Fields, Bob Hope, M1rth1
Raye, Dorothy Lamour
Ii) Bill Johns News m lntertidu111brt
11:00 IJ t29i (I ) €I) News
0 12:9 ( 61 m News
Oa>News O Movie: "At War With the Army"
(comedy) '51 Dean Mer1in, Jerry
I ewis, Polly Bergen. m Movie: "The White Tower'' (dra·
ma) '50 -Glenn Ford, Claude
Rains. Valli. Lloyd Bridges.
Ii) Movie: "Allmon;" (mystery)
'49-John Beal, Martha Vickers.
l17) ( 3 l Plfry Muon
ED Realities
11 :30 6 t'l9l ( 8) Merv Griffin
0 tii (61 m Johnnr Carson Or
lginates in Burbank this week.
8:00 6 f29) (I ) Grttn Acres Lisa Doug.
las's efrort lo entertain "web.
footed royally" in the person or
Drobney, the Duck Jr. son of World
War II war hero, Drobney, Sr. are
somewhat stammered when the
duck becomes sick.
9:00 0 ~ (6) m NBC TuudaJ Movie: City.
0 al Dick Cavitt The Checkmates.
Jim Mcl<ay and Janice Rulo are ten
tatively scheduled guests.
0 m I b1CIAL ' The Evtralades
The present condition or Everglades
National Park in Florida is exam
1ned and lhe many threats to its
existence. The program also looks
at some or the steps being taken
to pre~enl Its deslruclion. m To Tell Utt Trutll
"Madigan" (suspense) '68-Rich · O Biller W1rd News
ard Widmark, Inger Stevens. Henry m News George Putnam. Hal Fish·
Fonda. Two New York City detec-man.
lives have 72 hours lo recapture a Ii) Quest for A~enture "Snow·
killer they previously allowed to madiers "
escape. ED Hi1h Sdlool: Problems and Pos·
0 THE FUGITIVE & THE sibilities Or. William Gluser mod· * LADY REPORTER! erates this 12 part college credit
series 0 Tiit fufitlvt g) Do-Re·Mi
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12:30 m All-Nlcflt Show: "Two Tllousand
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FEBRUARY 17
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "Wings in th! Dark" (drama)
'35-Cary Grant. "Whal 1 life''
(comedy) '39-Jackie Cooper.
9:30 D "The M.;in from the Alamo"
(adventure) '53-Glenn Ford, Julie
Adams, Chill Wills
0 "Under Two flies" (drama) '36
-Ronald Colman. m "flod Is My Partner" (drama)
'57-Waller Brenn an, John Hoyt
1:00 m "The Enforcer" (drama) '50-
Humphrey Boe1rt. Zero Mostel.
2:00 0 "Invitation to 1 Gunfighter"
(western) '64-Yul Brynner. Jamee
Rule.
AF TfRNOON
4:00 8 Movie: "01111r Kh1111m" (ad·
venture) ·57 -Cornel Wilde. Ray·
mond Massey. Michael Rennie.
Sebastian Cabot. John Derek. Deb·
orah Paeel Slory of young man
who thwarts atlempls by a band
of assassins to take over Persia.
0 The Rifleman o @ cv m o.,• shadows O News Baxter Ward. m News Putnam/Fishman.
IE Bozo's Bit Top Show ED l sPic1At I Artists Nova Scotia
artists are filmed at work on can·
vas. wood, clay, stone, and metal.
as they explain what ii is about
and how a subject leads them to
one interpretation or another. m Consultation
E!) Dos G1llos en Palenque
4:30 0 fa1her Knows Best D News Bill Bonds. IE The Munsters
@W Riflem1n
@ @ Jimmy Thomason
fii) Sesame Street # 203.
Q!) 00 The Three Stooges
@I!) P1ttem for Living
@I) Alma de Mi Alma
a,} Sesame Street
5:00 0 KNBC Newservlce Jess Marlow.
0 Big 5 News
fJAipper m The Flintstones m Bltman
(it CIJ locll News
~ Ci) Gillig1n's Island
Q!, 00 The Big Valley
@I!) Cinema 30 a> Adventuras del Latico Neero m Cottece of the Desert m Melian Chamber of Commerce
5:30 0 @ CD ABC News
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Canel~de&F.ayr?nld ~
The Farly Slow, in cdcr, Today
ltpmCBSSI
RY 13. 1971
tB Mislerocen' Ntl~ood m N«ws/rastO<'s DtU m Co111icos , C.11elonn m Doti WilSOft'a Town Talk
a!)Notklu m ,.,lopi111 , .. ,....t
EVfNING
6:00 B lfc News Jerry Dunphy. 0 KNIC NtWMrviu Tom Snyder
0 STEVE lS LIVE LIKE
*THE GOOD OLD DAYS!
O 'Be Allen Sllow O Sil O'Clodl ilH'lie: "Su and
the Sincf• Girt" Conclusion. (com·
edY) '&4 -Tony Curtis, Natalie
Wood, Henry Fonda, Lauren Bacall,
Mel Ferrer, Fran Jeffries, Leslie
Parrish, Edward Everett Horton. To
boost circulation, the editor of a
scandal magazine attacks the repu·
tation of a research psychologist.
Pas.Ing as his best friend. the
editor becomes 1 patient of the
psychologist and romance develops
B Didi Van 1>1t• m The flintstonn
m @ St1t Trek tB Art Studio "Portraits # l." In
structions are given on using a
felt pen to make a self portrait on
a mirror.
~ (j) News/Weather/Sports
@I!) fisllef Family
al Noticiero 34 m Wanderlust
al) La Hori hmiliar con Consuelo
a> KPLM News
C.:15 EE) Qlarlie's Pad
6:30 B Candid C.mm m T1le fl1in1 Nun
Q)@ NBC Nm
tB Hod&ePodge lod&e
~@ CBS News
@I!) ~llcted film/Musicale m the Destr1 R~
al) Los Olvidados
a>ABC News
7:00 B CBS News Waite< Cronkite
0 m NBC NipUJ News David
Brinkley, Frank McGee, John Chan·
cellar B What's Mr line! m @CI) I love Lucy aJ Dragnet
@@Brended
tB firinf Line William F. Buckley.
Q! (I) Truth or Con.sequences
@I!) Christ the liVin& Word
~Rosario
al) Simplemente M11ia
a> Movie Game
7:30 O ~ Men at law Dramatic
serias with Gerald S. O'Loughton.
Robert Fo•worth, Sheila lartlen
and David Arkin. Guest-star tfarry
Guardino plays a blind attorney
whom McNeil defends on a murder
charge. 0 Q)@ m The Men from Shi·
loh "flight From Memory." Burgess
Meredith, Tisha Sterling and Rob·
ert Fuller guest '" a mystery dra
ma of a beautiful bride.to be who
suiters severe injunes while appar·
ently fleeing from her wedding.
THE OAILV PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 13, 1971
0 Vircinia ''•"-• Se.ow Guestl 0 @ al Jollnn1 Cuil Guests. al> Te~t.Cln..wa Espanol
are Vincent Price, Dina Merrill, Lindi Ron1t1dt, J1mes Taylor, Tony 10:30
Gloria McDermott ind Helen Gurley Joe Whlte, Albert Brooks and Heil 0 W. C. FIELDS FEUDS
Brown Yount and the Dill•rds. * WITH BABY LeROY!
0 @ a> Collrtstlltt of Eddie's CD I s!lcilL t Swinciti1 Side tf 0 W. c. f"ltkts MMe: "It's •
htller "The lonely Weeltend." A Tallot A visit to the wild side ot Sift" (comedy) '34--W C. Fltlds,
romance, business emeriencies, and Ta~ with 1 bevy of buuties. Baby Leroy. A grocery store owne<
an une•pected weekend 1uest com· m 30 Mlnutn with • yen for oranges Inherits a
plitale Tom Corbett's life while a!) Nat.ch lortune.
Eddie IS away at camp. 9:30 0 C...46d C.111tra m 1111 Jellns Ntwa
0 Milllon $ Movie: "TN fo11r fl':) Muiule/hdO<'& Dull @I) lncertldu•brt
Houemtft of ... AptcalypM .. (drl· al Cadtftl dt Anpltlaa 11:00 B a CIHJ) """
'!11) '62~1enn Ford, lngrld ~U· 10:00 IJ tJj (I) Hftaii f"rve-0 After ' Q @@ m ""1s
lln. Sons o~ German lather light probint 1 murder, state Police In· 0 m NtwS
for the Nam. vesti11tor Stm Mc:Gamtt learns O Mov\e: "Ila ct•ndowft" (west· m Trutll or Con~11tncas he hu been a victim of a hoax. em) '68--lee Van Cleef.
ti) It. Talita a T1litt Vera Miles 1uests as Rora Whilin&. m Movie: "I Wu • Malt W1r
81> Ctntma 30 0 Ci) (j) m four-in.One: Tllf lride" (comedy) '4~ry Grent,
el la D~tna hytlllatrlst "Such Civil War in Ann Sheridan.
7:55 ail Cutstt0n cit Sepndol .. , . My Love and Hate." Brenda Vee· ti) Movie: ·~inf S"'ltll n.
8:00 0 @.~ m ho"' 22~ Hip Hip caro 1uests IS Tish Roy1I, whose Scotlltld Yard" (mystery) '52 -
Hooray. r.~acher , ~~te Dixon. starts sense ol failure as 1 woman threat · Richard Carlson, Greta Gynt.
a crash cool 11 campaign to ~ns the safety of her children. @ (]) Ptny Muon
avert a riot at Walt Whitman's 0 lie 5 N.-s fil) tamna Wisdom and Mocftrn
game against Webst~r Hifh. Rich· 0 @ CIJ m Tiit Yo11111 lawytrs Uft 'The Life of Zen."
aid Young and David Huddleston 'The Bradbury War." Aaron Sliver· ll:30 IJ 9 ({) Merv Griffin
guest man's f1llin1 in love with a client 0 9 Cil m lotlnny C.rwon Pro· m To Tell tllt Trvth results in his being asked lo resign grim originates in Burbank Calif. m Tht frendl c11e.~ "S~mwbe~ry from the Neithborhood law Office. 0 m Dic:l C.vttt Morey Amster·
Soullle _ror Dessert. Juha Chll_d Janet Margolin guest-stars as Celia dam ind Col. Sanders 1uest. shows viewers how to prepare this Bradbury. •
delicious dish and work it into a O Baxter Ward "'"1 12:00 @ (j) Didi Cnttt
menu without having a nervous m News George Putnam. '1:00 f) Movie: "Sa"'af' (drama) '61-
collapse. ti) Vaeabond "Grand Tetons." Georae Montgomery, Gilbert Roland. m The Answer visit I.a the Int frontier of Ameri· D 0 News -
Fl) Luch1 Libre ca's Old West. ID All-Nipt -show: "love From 1
8:05 ail Tiempo de Dtportea EE Muterplece Tlleatre: T1le First Stnncw," "C.ptaln C.lltitft" and
8:30 f) Qi Ci) To Rome With Love Qlurdlills 'The Protestant Wind." "Wllcluts Oft U.t Buell."
Grandpa Pruitt's Iowa "horse-trad al TV Mllliul OJS1rt 2:30 f) Ntn/'ivt Us 'Bis l).y
ing" talents come in ha11dy-in a --------------------------
round about way-when his family
faces eviction because their Roman
apartment building is about to be
torn down.
0"YPO 0 (fi) CV t!) The $mitt! family
"All the Good Neighbors." Cindy
and Bob Smith befriend hippies
who move into the community. but
the majority of residents want Det.
Sgt. Chad Smith to take action
agains1 them. Walter Brooke auests
as Dave Anderson and Walter
Brandl as Max.
Come See Us
m Dav d frost Show m felonr Squad fE Greet Amtriun Dream Machine
Series about the various aspects
of life In contemporary America.
81) P1ttern for Uvine
9:00 f) tit' Medkal Center The high
cost ol medical care t1kes its loll
of 1 desPtrate young man (euest
Peter Strauss) who sets out to
steal wh~n he c1n't pay his wile's
hospital bills Brooke Bundy guests
as the ailing wife. Julie Desmond
8et1ye Aciterman appears 1s Nurse
Marsh.
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on KRAFT MUSIC HALL 0 fl) @ m Kraft Musk Hall
"Alan Kine's Wonderlul Wortd of
Aggravation, Part Ill " Ala11 King is
hos1 to Lena Horne, James Coco
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 18
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
!HS O wp•I• ll11cll Story" (comedy)
'42-Cliudetle Colbert, Joel McCrea
"Hijadecf" (1dvenlure) '50-Jim
Davis, Matsha Jones
9:30 O "R1nso111" (drama) '5&-Clenn
Ford, Donna Reed, Leslie Nielsen.
fJ "Wind Across the £verfl1des"
(dr1ma) '58-Burl Ives. Christopher
Plummer. m "City of Shadows" (adventure)
'55 -Vici.or Mclaglen, Kathleen
Crowley.
1:00 m "In N1.. Otlty" (drama) '39
-C11ole Lomb11d, Cary Granl.
2:00 fJ "Tiit W1t lover" (drama) '62
-Sieve McQueen, Robert Wagner,
Shirley Field.
Arl I RN()(l'lo
4:00IJ1111. Ed one Rifl .. •n 0 (f1) (3) a> Dart Sl!ldow1
0 News Baxter Ward. m News Putnam/Fishman. ID lolo'a 111 Top Show £D TM Frtncll Cllef "Strawberry
Soullle for Oeuert ." Julia Child. m hfl ,...,., hslneu111en
g) Des Cellos en Palenque
4:30 IJ MO'fle: "Another Time, Another
PtKe'' (drama) '58-lana Turner,
Sean Connery, Berry Sullivan, Glyn.
nis Johns. Story of a hopeless love
affair between a woman war cor·
respondent and 1 married man. O F1ther Knows Int
O Ntw1 Biii Bonds ID 1't M11nstars
(17) l 3 ) ltflflHn
03 l6) Jl••Y Tltem11on ED s.sa .. Sltfft # 204.
1)9) [I ) Tllt TllrH Stoo1n
IE) P1tter11 for llvl111
g) Alm dt Ml Alma
(D Stu.. Strttt
5:00 D MIC Ntwstrvice Jess Marlowe. O I la S Hen Kevin Sanders,
Barney Morris e Flipptr m n. Flintstones m Batman
(J1) (3 J local Newa
~ r•) Qilllcan'a tal1nd
1)9) ( • J Th• 111 v.11.,
IE)Cine111a 30
g) l1 P1ndlllo m Coll11e of the l>Hert m> feature Fiim
5:30 0 (j].) ( 3) AIC News
fJ Qet $Mar1 m My fnorlt1 M1rti1n m Gllllpn's Island
tl.~ @) Thia Dty 1971
EI!) Mlattt"OlllS' Neipborhood
IE) Ntw1/P11tot•s Desi
Pa1e 20
Lana timer& SeanCoo~
star in 11 Anoth~f Time, Another Place. The
Early Show, Today at
4t30pmCRSS2
THC: DAILY PILOT. TV Wff.K, FEBRUARY 13, 1911
m Co•lcos , Ctnclents m Den Wiboo's Town Tilt
Cii) Notitl11 ED Callopin1 ,..,...
EVENING
6:00 B lit Ntws Jerry Dunphy. 0 MIC NIWMfVict Tom Snyder O The Allen "'°9 T ent1tively
scheduled auests are Kelly Garrell,
Jayne Mudow.s. Sister Helen Kelly,
and Or. William Ofman. Co·hosl Is
Bob Einstein.
0 Sit O'Clod Movie: "River of
No Return" (drama) '54 -Robel1
Mitchum. Marilyn Monroe, Rory Cal
houn, Tommy Retlg, Murvyn Vye.
A barroom entertainer, a widower
and hi& JO.year·old son travel down.
, river on a raft, menaced by rapids,
Indians and 1 sneaky 1ambler.
BDld Van DP• m Tlla fllntstonts ID (f"J) (jj Star Trell ED Ar1 Studio "Portraits #2." Five
elementary school children talk
about the problems of drawinB
faces and work on their own pain!
ings. Concludina pro1r1m of series
(i9' (f ) Nt'ft/W11tMr/Sports
@Ii) Fiahf Fa•llJ
ail Noticilrt 34
a;) True Adwtt1lllrt
Cii) la Htfa Fa•llllr cen C.nwalo a> lPt.M News
6:1S ED Cl\arlie's Pad
6:)0 e Ctndlcf ca ......
m Tiit Fl''"• """ ~ (6) Nit Nlrhtly Nin
ED Hod1epod1e lodlt
ei9J re J cas NtwS ml SelKtld Flt•/M•lictlt m The Dntrt Rtpolt
Cii) Los Otvldados
(DAIC Newi
7:00 IJ CBS News Welter Cronkite.
0 a;) NBC Ni&htfJ Nm David
Brinkley, Frank McGee, John Chan
cellor. 0 Whit's My U111? m (f7) ( 3) I love Lucy ID td (j) DrqNt ED £11tern Wltdo111 i nd Modtm
l ift '1he life of Zen."
Q9I [11 Trvth or C.na.q111nc .. m a111st tll• LN1111 WO<d
g) Reurlo
a!) Sh1tplementa Marl•
(D Movie Ci""'
7:30 II Q9I (1 l flmlly Att1lr Buffy bids
1 wislful ferewell to her doll, Mrs
Beasley, airer she is persuaded by
an older girl that she Is too old
for such thln1s.
0 ~ (6) a;) Flip Wiison Guests
are David Frost, Aretha franklin.
and Charlie Callas They join flip
in a British spy spoof, 1 Ch1rley's
Diner sketch ind another appe11·
ance ol the Reverend Leroy, 0 Jeny West Sllow
0 (J7) (3) m AllH S111itll and
Jonu "The Great Shell Game"
Heyes tries lo set 1 beautiful
young woman up for a bl1 a•m·
blina loss. Diana Muldaur, Peter
Breck ind Sam Jelle ruest.
UARV 13, 1971
Dunphy.
• Tom Snyder.
Tentatively
Kelly Garrell,
er Helen Kelly,
an. Co·host Is
le: "River of
'54 -Robert
nroe, Rory Cal
, Murvyn Vye.
er, a widower
n travel down.
ced by rapid~.
ky a•mbler.
aits # 2." Five
children talk
s of drawing
eir own paint
ram of geries.
r/Sports
t-tn Consuelo
...
deale
Cronkite.
News David
, John Chan
lltnCH
Ir Buffy bids
r1Soll, Mrs
ersuaded by
is too old
Ison Guests
a Franklin
ey join Flip
1 Charley's
her appear·
eroy.
mitt! and
ell Game"
beautlful
bia gam·
eur, Peter
st.
O Million $ Movie: "Brigttt Leaf"!
(drama) ·~ary Cooper. m Trvth or Consequences
Ii) It likes a Thief
fl'!) Tlm1tre Beat Hal Marienthal
hosts. The Santa Monica Playhouse
production of "An I for an I," by
Vahan Gregory. Guests are writer-
producer Gregory and producer
Irene Rogers.
gt)Cinema 30
@!)La Duena
7:55 II lalltJ Warm-Up m> Cuestion de Seaundoa
8:00 I) l2j (j) Jim N1bors Shirley
Jones guests.
U LAKERS TAKE ON
*PORTLAND! ACTION! U laller B1slletb1ll L.A. Lakers vs.
Portland Trailblazers' at Portland. m To Tell the Truth Garry Moore
is host.
fl'!) W1Shlngton Week in Review
gt) Tiie Story
@!) Vaaabundo
8:05 m> Tefe-Revistl Musical
8:30 0 @ @ m Ironside "love,
Peat», Brotherhood and Murder."
An avant-garde theatre group's new
production is stalled when a cast
member Is murdered by heroin in-
jection. Guests include Angel Tomp.
kins, Sally Struthers. Karen Arthur
and Ella Edwards.
0 @ 00 &) Bewitched "This
Little Piggie." Darrin's business life
is upset when Endora casts spells
which make him indecisive and re·
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, f"EBRUARY 13, 1971
places his head with a pig's. @!) Los Beverly de Peralvlllo O @ (J) (ii) This Is Your Life m David Frost Show t m> Nat1eh1 Ralph Edwards hosts.
Ii) Olympic Box;nr 9:30 0 ~@ m Ad1m·12 "Mili·1 6) Bill Johns News
fl'!) MOVIE CRAZY YEARS! tants." Two officers are shot down g) lncertidumbre
* HITS OF DEPRESSION! in ambush by members of a mili· m> Hoioacopo eon el Prof. Horangel
Ell) NET Playhouse on Ole Thirties tant group. Tim Brown guests as 11:00 I) Qi) (j) @!) Ntws
"The Movie Crazy Years." The De· Ken James 0 0 Cl) m News
pression is recalled through the 0 DAN AUGUST-THRILLS g W. C. FIELD'S REMATCH
work of Hollywood stars, writers. * DRAMA, SUSPENSE-NOW! * WITH !!t\BY LeROY!
and producers. The program focuses 0 (fl) 00 al Du Aupst "Circle 1J W. C. fields Movie: "Tillie and
on Warner Brothers studio with ex· of lies." Det. Lt. Aufust investl· Gus" (comedy) '33-W. c. Fields,
cerpts from "little Caesar,'' "Pub· gates the murder of a wealthy Alison Skipworth. Baby Leroy.
lie Enemy,'' "I Am a Fugitive From automobile manufacturer who was 1J &) News
a Chain Gang," ''Gold Diggers of shot after firing a hot-tempered g Movie: ''Sherlod Holmes ind
1933," and others. Edward G. young test driver. Christopher Con· The Scarlet etaw" (mystery) '44-
Robinson. Joan Blondell, Pat nelly, Geraldine Brooks, and Jason Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce
O'Brien. and Bette Davis are inter· Evers gu~st. m Movie: "What!" (horror) '65
viewed. 0 Clndtd Camera -Dahlia Lavi Christopher Lee
gt) P1ttern for llvin& @ID Musicale/Pastor's Desk Ii) Movie: "The Killer Is l00tt''
9:00 IJ Qt) {j) CIS Thurlday Movie: @!) Cadena dt Anrustlas (mystery) '56 -Joseph Cotten.
"Battte of ttie Buie_.' Part I (drama) 10:00 0 9 @ m Dean M1rtin Guests Rhonda Flerr.!r.&. Wendell Corey.
'65-Henry Fonda, Robert Shaw, ar~ Diahann .Carroll, Charles Nels~n (fij l1J ~rry M11on . .
Robert Ryan, Dana Andrews. In De· Rellly, Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Ell) W11luniton Week 1n Revrew
cember of 1944, an American lieu· Corbett (English comedy team) and 11:15 g) Filmoteea del Jueve$
tenant colonel, realizing the Ger-The Golddlggers. 11:30 I) Qi) Cl) Merv Griffin
man's weakness is lack of gasoline., fJ Buter Wt.rd News 0 fD Ci) m Johnnr Carson Pro· sugges~ that the commanding m News George .~~tn~m. gram originates in Burba!lk, Calif.
general and his men play a game! fl'!) Spe~ulltion., Film. T~e Gr~y· 1J &) Didi Cavett Connie Stevens of hide·and·seek with the enemy stone Dialogue. The American Film t
depleting their gas supply (Re'. Institute in Beverly Hills is exam· gues s. . . .
scheduled from January 21) ined. Gu~sts ere George Steve.ns 12:00 @(]) Dick Cavett " .
0 @@ G) M k R f Jr .. AFI director, and Harry Schern. 12:30 m All-Nlpt Sflow: F1m Yenk
C dd ddy • .. K 't e K 100.'!' K t~r director of the Swedish Film lnsti· Into Tokyo," "Cubth" and "The
t:::s :.rate le:n: anad eiearn: t~ lute. Carment Junfle."
throw her weight around. Danny @!) Enulada de ~cos 1:00 I) Movie:• "Th• "KtttlH on. Old
worries that she is losing her m Aqul Trts Patines Macdon1ld I Far111 (comedy} 57-
femininlty. 10:15 II Laker Wrap-Up Marjorie Main, Parker Fennelly .
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FEBRUARY 19
For morning and afternoon
llstlnp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO a "'Sina '" S411nn" (musical)
'38-Blna Cmby, Fred MacMurrey.
"ludlilll for tJle Sun" (comedy)
'41-Joel McCrea , Ellen Drew.
t :lO D "The Shttp1111n" (drama) '58
-Glenn Ford, Shirley M1cl.aine.
fJ "A TrH &rows In Broolllyn''
(dram•) '44 -Dorothy McGuire,
J1mes Dunn. m "Cititllll'I ,lraclilt" (dr1ma)
'53-Altc Guinness, Yvonne Oe·
Cu1o.
1;00 m .... , Deir S.c:r1t1ry (rom1nce)
'48---Kirti Oouites. L1r1lne D1y.
Z:OO fJ ''It Stlrttd Witt! 1 Kiss" (ro·
mince) '59 -Debbie Reynold!,
Glenn Ford.
4:JO 11 "'h• •f ~ Amw" (western)
'56-Brlln Keith, Rod Stel1er,
R1lph MHker.
fVfNINC.
1:00 II n. 111 Ntn Jerry Dunphy. D llNBC NtwltfVlt.e Tom Snyder.
0 The Alli n Show O Si1 O'Clod1 Movie: "Birds Do
It" (comedy) '6&-Soupy Siles,
T1b Hunter, Arthur O'Connell, Doris
Dowlin1. A Cape Kennedy Janitor
enters 1n off·llmits room and be·
comes negatively ionized and is
able to fly.
fJ Didi Y111 Drl• m TIM Aintstonts
m @ (])Star Trell
fil) Art stodlo "Portr1its # l "
Cone I usion of series.
~Ci) News/Welthtr /S,Orts
fl!) flsller F11111J
@E Noticiero 34 m The American West
al) La Hora f1mlli1r con Conau.lv m lf'lM News
6:15 fil) Ch1r1le's P1d
6:30 B Candid C.mer1 m Tiit Aylna Nun
~ @ NBC NldltlJ News m Hod1tt>Od1• Lodi•
Q?) Ci) CBS News
EI;) Sei.cted flh"/MusiQ!e m Desert Report
al) Los Otvicl1dos
EBABC Nm
7:0010 CBS Ev•ln1 News
0 m NBC Nl&'htfJ Nen 0 What's llJ Une? m @ CV I love Lucy
U) Drap.t
@ @ Cine•• Sllowcast: "W1r
Lord." Chartton Heston, Rich1rd
Boone.
fil)Soul!
TY 'Premiere
'11ird& '1>0 ,,
Soupy Sales
t3 (YCL()CI\ M()Vlf
-rrldag In color DBe -'IV
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1BJ Cl) Truth or Consequences state dinner. Glamorously jeweled
II!) Christ tllt Uvlnc Word and furred, Ann meets the mon
iIJ Rourio arch who is 11 years old.
al) Si91plemente Marl• fil) Dlvld Susskind "Making Mil a> Movie '•me lions on Wall Street," and "Groovy
7:30 fJ Qi) Ci) T1lt ln1erns Diana Hy· Weddings." ·
land guests as woman author writ· EI;) 30 Minlltes
ing a book about New North Hos· iil Muj«U, Mujtres Y Alao Mas
pital, who astonishes everyone with al> Nltlclul
her callous •ttitude when she 9:30 0 ID @ m "'.. of the Came
learns her brother (Jol'UI Davidson) ''The Savage Eye." Dan Farrell
his leukemia. (Robert Stack) investigates the film
0 m Hip Chlp1rr1I ''The New Ing of a documentary on ecology
Lion of Sonor1." A two.hour prP· that has sparked trouble by lum
sentation with Gilbert Roland as berjacks in a drama 1uest·starrin&
special guest. He portrays Don Pete Duel, Jim Hutton and Mari
Dominao Montoya, heir to Don anna Hiii.
Sebastian's estate. and surprises Q @ (]) f!D Tllt Odd Couple
everyone by announcing that he "You've Come • long Way, Baby.''
plans to sell the entire estate. Felix brings home an abandoned 0 Yir1ini1 5r1h1m Show Guests baby and precipitates trouble lot
are Leslie Gore, Gale Gordon and Oscar.
author Richard Ney. 0 Clndid C1mer1
Q @ Cl) f!D Tiie Brady Bunch EI;) Musk:lle/,11tors Dtsl
"liahts Out." Peter takes up mag· @m Cld1n1 dt AnrustiH
ic to help Cindy overcome her 10:00 0 811 5 News
fm of the dark. Q (fl) 00 a> love, Ameriun Style
O Million $ Movie: ''TIM Surd!· "love and the Pregnancy," Paul
ers" (1dventure) '56-John Wayne, Lynde, Jo Anne Worley; "love and
Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie Wood, Vera the logical Ui>lanation,'' Bob
Miies. Ward Bond Crane, Gayle Hunnicutt; "love and m TruUI ., Consequenm the Boss," Allee Ghostley, Lou m Movie: "Str&Unt Yort" (drama) Jacobi, John Myhm; "love and
'41-Gary Cooper, Joan Leslie. A the Jury," Joan Hackett, Richard
mount1in boy captures a German Mulligan.
Position single·handed 0 l11ter Ward
n;) Cintm1 30 m 'eerie Putn1m News
@m LI Duen1 g) Pandllflma
7:55 Erl> CueJtion de Segundos Erl> Ttle.Cintm1 40
1:00 Q @ f!D NinnJ & t.ht Pro-10:30 0 ~e Step Be,ond
fusor "The Prodigy." Todd Baron UJ 1111 ~llns News
guests IS a 12·Yllr·Old mathematl· g) lnttrtidumbrt
cal genius who mikes H1I feel in· 11:00 IO a(() m NtWI
ferior. O @ Cl) m Ntws m To Ttll the Trvtti 0 UCLA VS. OREGON ST.!
f1l) Tillrty Minut11 With * TONIGHT'S GAME!
n;) llvlnR looll 0 Jotlnny Wooden Show
@m LI Cost J11211d1 Q Eyewitness News
1:05 al) lud\1 Libre 0 Movlt: '<c.at of SMletons"
(mystery) '65 -Dile Robertson.
1:30 IO a (j) Tiit "ew Andy 5riffith Richard Todd, El11 Andmon
Show Andy's wife lee takes a m USC B1sllttblll USC vs Oregon.
service station owner to small m Movie: "Clstle tf Evil" (hor
cl1ims court when her new car, 1 ror) '66-Scott Br1dy, Vlralnia
present from Andy, 11ets a flat tire Mayo.
after a wash job at the station. @ (I) Perry M11on
0 NY'° EI) T1lt Advoutts
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0. bt K "th' b . vs. Oreion Stile Beavers 11 Pauley nny comes e1 s usinus P .
man11er when Keith can't afford •vili~n. (Tape delay )
lo take out his 1irlfrlend. 11:15 @m Ctnem1 34 m Dwld frost Sllow 11:30 IO ~CI) Mm 5rlffin
ED Sin Fr1ndsc.o Mia 0 tD @ m Johnny Carton
n;) httern ftf livln1 Q t!f) Didi Cavett Kris Kristoffer
9:00 fJ 9 Cl) CBS Frld1J Movie: son guests.
"11ttlt of t11t Butre" Conclusion 12:00@ CV Diel! CIWtt
(dr1ma) '65-Henry Fonda, Robert 12:30 0 Mtvie: "Spy Tod11, Die Ti>
Sh1w, Robert Ry1n, Dani Andrews, 111orrow" (drama) '67-leit Barker,
Pier Anceli, Barbara Werle. Conclu. Brad Harris.
slon of the dramatic version of one 1:00 IO Movie: ''Miss Sadit Tllompton"
of the epic moments of World War (drama) '54-Rlta Hayworth. Aldo
II when the Allies were f1ced with Ray, Jose Fefrer.
a surprise German brulrthrough. O O News
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'HOLLYWOOD'S ARISTOCRAT'
For GJJbet't Roland there is only today.
It is a philosophy tha t has served this
classic motion picture and television person-
ality well throughout his more than 30 years
of stardom. And now, as he debuts as the
new member of NBC's The High Chaparral
in a special two.hour presentation of ''The
New Lion of Sonora," Friday, Feb. I 9 (7:30-
9:30 PM) in color, be plans no change in his
colorfully refreshing approach to li fe and
living.
"I live according to my destiny. What will
be, will be. I do not dwell on the future or
the past. I try to have some direction of
course, a purpose, as one must if we are to
provide for ourselves and our family. l can-
not tolerate irresponsibility.
"I do what l can," he continues. "If I fail,
I fail. But only temporarily. One must have
no regrets. A conscience, yes. But no
regrets."
A onetime matinee idol, Roland the man
is easily as captivating as the virile, exciting
image he bas enjoyed so long on the screen.
Well-traveled, well-read and a truly dedi-
cated professional artist, the actor is known
in the industry as "Hollywood's true aristcr
crat."
And yet, while obviously a man of bear-
ing and quiet dignity, his is a sophistication
tempered by the gut casualness of a man who
knows and appreciates the rugged, simple
life.
Born in Ciudad, Mexico, Roland fled with
his parents across the border to El Paso,
Texas to escape the wave of violence that
came to their land during the raids of Pancho
Villa.
His father Francisco was a matador and
Roland wanted very much to follow in his
footsteps. "When we lived in Mexico, my
father began training me when l was eight
years old. I started with goats to get the
feel of working with moving animals with
horns. Later, he tested me with a small brave
calf with four-inch horns. I remember I
showed signs of fear. M y father told me
I would conquer it, but I did not. I never
have. I would not get into a ring with a
fighting bull for money or glory."
It is such appreciation for the unique and
perilous art of bullfighho$ that has made
him the afficionado he is. His trips to Tijuana
every weekend from his Beverly Hills home
during the bullfight season are a ritual. H is
private ringside box that he has had for
years, is a favorite gathering place of friends,
fans and well-wishers whose ardor for this
popular and gregarious celebrity has never
waned. He is an intimate of all matadors
who accord him the rare privelege of visit-
ing them during th05e near-ceremonious
moments of preparation before they enter
the ring.
R~land sdll carries in his wallet a photo of
his long-time compadre Manolete, probably
the greatest matador of all times who died
from a goring in 1947. Gilbert's simple and
touching tribute to the fallen idol of millions
was "Just one Spanish word is necessary.
Pundonor. It is self-respect, amor-propio,
courage, sentiment, pride, valor, honor."
Hp cherishes an equally-strong fr iendship
with Ordonez, another famed matador whom
he compares in greatness to M anolete
"Ordonez' style is the purest I have ever
seen. Manolete's was more bravado."
Of another now-cone cl~ friend and af-
ficionado Ernest Hemingway whose "Death
in the Afternoon" Roland considers the finest
work on bullfighting ever written, the actor
reveals, "I met Don Ernesto io Madrid in
I 954. I truly loved him. I believed in him,
what he said, wrote and drank. Muy
hombre."
At I 3 years old, having forsaken early
thoughts of becoming a bullfighter, Roland
hopped a freigtlt in El Paso and with two
dollars and sixty cents to his name, headed
for Hollywood determined to pursue an act-
ing career.
He started as an extra with a couple of
other hopefuls, Clark Gable and Gary
Cooper, "at $3 a day and a box lunch."
In between film jobs he worked as a steve-
dore. a printer's helper, at anything to keep
from starving.
His first major role was as the s~nd lead
in "The Plastic Age" starring Clar o It
was his next film, "Camille," with orma
Talmadge in which he portrayed Armand
Duval, that brought him stardom. a status
he has enjoyed ever since.
Only once was his acting career inter-
rupted and that was during World War II
when he served as an Intelligence officer with
the Army Air Force.
He has over 100 motion picture starring
credits including "Juarez," "The Furies,"
"The Bad and the Beautiful," "Around the
World in 80 Days," "Miracle of Fatima,"
"Cheyenne Autumn,'' "Ten Tall Men," "The
Racers," ''The Sea Hawk," "Guns of the
T imberland" and what is considered the best
hullfighting picture of all lime, "The Bull-
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE!<, rtll'UA,_Y 13, 1971
fighter and the Lady."
His acting assifnments have taken him to
every country o the world giving him a
stature in the business that is truly interna-
tional in scope.
His abilities are as many and varieJ as bis
tastes. He is an accomplished writer, a talent
personally encouraged by his friend Hem-
ingwa)J who urged him to record bis life's
experiences. H is screenplays include "Boy
and a Thief' and "Blood on the Horns," the
latter a sto ry based on his father's li fe.
Three of his original shorl stories have
won Writer's Digest awards and he wrote
and starred in his own teleplay for the o nce
top-rated Wagon Train series. He composed
and recorded, in English and Spanish, his
own farewell to Manolete in which the
abo·ve-mentioned tribute was included. He is
currently working on his first novel, "Town
on the River."
Highly disciplined in everything he does,
Roland is still the trim, slim-hipped. ex-
cellanlly-conditioned man his fans have al-
ways known him to be. At 6 ft., he is a solid
I 62 pounds with the same 28-inch waist
measurement he had at 16 years of age.
For a starring role not long ago, he easily
donned a costume that he had worn 30
years before.
A charter member of the Beverly Hills
T ennis C lub, Roland still plays as many as
three to four sets a day when schedules of
work and travel permit. He works out at
least 40 minutes every morning and is an
avid enthusiast of Yoga breathing exerc ises.
''The real tragedy of life," reflects this
ageless, uniquely complete man, "is that
people allow themselves to become harried,
worried, afraid. We need to stop a little,
make each day count. Be happy. Believe in
God. You cannot be unhappy too long.
Dream of the past if you will, but don't live
in it."
He might well add, "Be yourself."
Especially if you are a Gilbert Rola nd.
ui/ Erikson and Gilbert Roland
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 13, 1971
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 20
MORNING
5:15 m USC B1sletb1ll USC vs. Oregon
(R).
6:25 I) Give Us This D1y
6:30 I) Sunrise Semester
7:01> I) New Words, New Ways 0 Q) m Tomfoolery Show m Interact Louise Ridgle.
Eli) Sesame Street #201·205. A
Five-hour replay of the past week's
program~.
7:30 O Dusty's Treehouse
0 Q) @ m Heckle ' Jeckle O The Black Experience An ethnic
studies credit course m Thunderbirds
8:00 I) tjj Buis Bunny/Road Run-
ner Hour
0 @ @ m Woody Woodpecker
0 @ (I) Lancelot link, Secret
Chimp Hour
O Movie: ''The Big Boodle" (ad-
venture) '57-Errol Flynn. Rosanna
Rory. m Tales of Wells Fugo
1:15 O C.mput Profile
8:30 0 ~ (]) m The Bugaloos m Cisco Kid
O)Gumby
8:45 O Physician's Mutual
9:00 I) Ci!; ® Sabrina & the Groovie
Goo lies
0 (D @er;, Dr, Dolittle
O M~ie: "Tombstone'' (western)
'42-Richard Dix.
0 @ Jerry lewis Show m A.M. Movies: ''Voyage to the
Planet of Prehistoric Women" (sci-
fi) '6&-Mamie Van Doren. "Plun-
der Road" (drama) '58-Gene
Raymond. Jeanne Cooper.
(B Trte House
@D Cuerdas y Guitarras
(ID Panorama Latino
9:30 0 ijg Pink Panther
0 @ The Doublededlers
0 M~it: "fury at Showdown"
(western) '57--Nick Adams, John
Derek.
0) Movie: ''Thunder Over Tafliler"
(adventure) '57 -Robert Hutton,
Lisa Gastoni.
@ @ Prize Party
@D Arriba el Norte
10:00 I) Qi 00 Josie & the hssycall
0 Q) @ m H. R. Pufnstuf
0 (i1) Cil Hot Wheels
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10:30 I) a Ci) Harlem Globetrotters
0 ~ @ m Here Comes the
Gru111p
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10:45 O Movie: ''Safari" (adventure)
'40 -Madeleine Carroll, Douglas
Fairbanks Jr.
11:00 B Atdtle's f11nhouw
O @ @ mHotOog 0 (i1) Motor Mouse
0 Movie: "Olllahonla Tenitofy"
(westem) '6G-Bill Willlams, Gloria
Tllbot.
(B Movie: "Badlands of Montana"
(western) '57-Rex Reason, Margia
Dean.
Q?.l CU Fiesta Mexlc1n1
11:30 0 (i1 (!) m I sSlcilL I The Pogo
Special Birthday Spedal Pogo Pos
sum comes up with a unique plan
to celebrate holidays in the Okefe
nokee Swamp which is approved by
his friends, in this repeat special
based on Walt Kelly's famed comic
strip.
0 The Hardy Boys
@ (I) Larry Kane Show m !Mano a Mano Ranchero
AFTERNOON
12:00 I) Scooby-Doo
O High School Basketball Ross
Porter and Tom Hawkins call the
action.
0 a> American Bandstand m Sports Special Preview to the
"Miller High life 500." A preview
of the people and events leading
up to the richest stock car race.
held at the Ontario Speedway.
~ @ School Dap
@D Teatro Fantastico
m Holiday
(ID Drama de la Seman•
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0 Mwie: ''The Juniile" (sci fi)
'52-Rod Came ron.
fJ Movie: "The Steel Trap" (dra
ma) '52 -Joseph Cotten, Teresa
Wright.
1 (I) College Basbtball Loyola
vs. Canta Clara.
fD @ Farm Show.
m Sports World
1:00 I) ~ 00 Dastardly 5 Mumty Q "War of the Wildcats" (west
ern) '43 -John Wayne, Martha
Scott. Albert Dekker. George "Gab
by" Hayes. m Movie: "Abbott & Costello Meet
the Killef, Boris Karloff" (comedy)
'49-Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
0) News, Sports & Weather
@ @ Voice of Aiflculture
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m Stories of Success al Sky Hawks
1:30 I)12!} 00 The Jetsons
0 Double feature: "Bullets Don't
Argue" (western) '65-Rod Cam
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ma) '65-Jack Palance.
0) Championship WreS11ing
Q) (1) Film features m Scope
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(ID Variedades Musiules
al K/ P1lm Movie: "Gripes of
Wrath." Henry Fonda
2:30 I) The New Society
0 ti) (!) Pacific S Baslietball
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SUNDAY, f£BRUARY 14
7 "High Society" (musical) '56-Frank Sinatra. Grace ICelly, Btng
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nett. Aldo Ray. 11 "Dracula" (mystery) 'JI-Bela Lugosi, David Manners
5 "Six of a Kind" (comedy) '34-W. C. Fields, Charles Ruaa1es,
Burns & Allen.
9 "Gallant Hours" (drama) '60-Jamn Caaney, Dennis Weaver.
11 "Operation Mad Ball" (comedy) '57-Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs.
Mickey Rooney
7 17 42 "Fantastic Voyage" (sci fl) '66-Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch, Edmc>nd O'Brien.
9 "High Noon" (western> '52-Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly.
2 "Kitten With • Whip" (drama) '&4-Ann·Margret, John Forsythe. 11 "Daisy Kenyon" (drama) '47-Joan Crawford, Dana Andrews, Henry Fonda
13 "Purple 0Hth From Outer Sp•c:•" (sci·fi) '40-Buster Crabbe.
M ONDAY, FEBRUARY 15
7 "Ten North Frederick" (drama) '58-Gary Cooper, Suzy Parker,
Geraldine Fitzgerald.
9 "long Day's Joumey Into Nl41hl" (drama) '62-Katharlne Hepburn, Jason Robards Jr.. Ralph R1c:hardson.
7 17 3 42 "St. Velflntlne's Day Massac:re" (drama) '67-Jason Ro berds, Jean Hale.
5 "Poppy" (comedy) '36-W. C. F1elds. Rochelle Hudson
9 "Nlchtmar• In the Slin" (mystery) '65-John Derek. Ursula An·
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11 "Boom Town" (drama) '40-Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy.
13 "Jennifer" (drama) '53-lda Lupino, Howard Duff.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16
6:00 7 "Sex and the Slngle Glrl" Part I (comedy) '64-Tony Curtis, Nata· lie Wpud Henry Fonda.
7:00 23 6 "SO'Methlng for • Lonely Man" (drama) '68-Dan Bloc~er. Susan Clark.
7:30 9 "Paris l!lluH" (romance) '61-Joanne Woodward, Paul Newman,
Sidney Poitier.
8:30 7 17 3 42 "Maybe I'll Come Home In the Spring" (drama) '71•
Sally Field, Jackie Cooper, David Carradine " 9:00 .& 23 6 36 "Wadlcan" (suspense) '68-Rlchard Widmark, lnaer Stev
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10:30 5 "The Bis Broadcast of 1938" (musical) '38-W. C f ields, Bob
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13 "Allmony" (mystery) '4~John BHI, Martha Vickers.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
7 "Sex and tti. Slngle Glrl" Conclusion (comedy) '64-Tony Curtis,
Natalie Wood. Mel Ferrer.
9 "'The F'our Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (drama) '62-Glenn Ford,
Ingrid Thulin. Sons of Genr 'n father fight for the Nails.
5 "It's a GI~" (comedy) '34 N. C. fields, Baby Leroy. 9 "Big Gundown'' (western) ·1;~Lee Van Cleef, Thomas Miiian
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6:00 7 "River of No Retum" (drama) '54-Robert Mitchum, Martlyn Mon
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9:00 2 29 8 "Battle of the Bulge" Part I (drama) '6!>-Henry fondll. Rob ert Shaw, Dana Andrews.
11:00 5 "Tlllle and Gus" (comedy) '33-W. C F'lelds. Alison Skipworth. Baby Leroy.
9 "Sherlock Holmes end the Scarlet Claw" (myst ery) '44-Basll
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6:00 7 "Birds Do It" (comedy) '66-Soupy Sales, Tab Hunter. Doris
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7:00 23 6 "The War Lord" (drama) '66-Charlton Heston, Richard Boone. Rosemary f orsr,th.
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9:00 2 29 8 'Bettle of the Bulge" Conclusion (drama) '65--Henry Fonda.
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11 "TH t Piiot" (drama) '38-Spencer Tracy. Clark Gable, Myrna Loy.
4 23 6 36 "The President's An•lyst" (comedy) '68--James Coburn, Godfrey Cambridge.
7 ''The Pigeon" (adventure} '6g._Pat Boone, Sammy Davis Jr .. R1·
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9 "S~k Treatment" and "Gog."
23 6 "Johnnx Tiser" (drama) '66-Robert Taylor. Geraldlne Brook•.
2 .. Mir•&• (suspense> '65--Greaory Peck, Diane Baker. • 4 "The Chapman Report'' (drama) '62-Efrem Zlmballst Jr, Shelley Winte~. 7 •'QemH" <mystery) '67-Stmone Slanoret, Ketharlne Ro'U, Kent
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