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Home My WebLink About1971-04-03 - Orange Coast PilotI 7 , BAL WEEl(-.. DEAD -OR ALIVE? • Will Kids Revive a Tradition? • ............................................................................................. ..,,.. ... ,.,...,,..a:;_~· -:1":s:Z..~-<-~~-·· .. ··I:i.t. DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * SATURDAY, APRIC 3, ·1971 YO&.. ... NO ..... t SICTIOfU, •PAO•& •• 2 Left Dead, 1 Critical In Cracl{up Two Anaheim teenagers were killed and a third critically injured shorU1 after midnight when their small roreign 1edan went OUl Of co11trol and bounced orr an embankment on Sanliago Canyon Road. A Califoria Highway PatrDI !CHP) officer said the driver and both passen· gers of the car were ejected whe11 it hit a dirt bank east of Peters Canyon Road 11t 1%:30 this morning. Dead are Russell S. Gilbert.son, 16, and Kerry D. Hebard, bolh of Anaheim. Both youths were pronounced dead-on-arrival at Chapma1 General Hospital. Consla.nee Elaine Taylor. 16, the lont trash survivor, \\'as first rushed to Chap. man General Hospital, then transferred to Orange County Medical Center where ahe was listed iPI critical condition. CHP Officer Ted Jones said the car was westbound on Santiago Canyon Road, apparenUy at a high speed "'\hen the driv- er klst control . Jones said al lea st lhree penons PW the eceident and several calls were made to CHP offices to report il. CHP officers were not sure "'ho was driving at the Ume of the accidcnL Oruge Coast Orange Coast belch goers \\'ill have mosUy fair and sunny skies to bask under lhii; weekend \rith !!Ome early mohling fog. Highs should be in the high iOs. INSIDE TODAY i\feet the world cllampionsliip Balt·hnore Orioles by mee ti~1g a baseball maii na1ned Boop Powell. \rriter Pllil Jackson in· si1U Boog is as well lc11011·n o.~ tile proverbial "boy next rl.Jor ." c:nver story today. Famil y lVeek· /y. Cllil•c.11 fl... •·S Cle11Hlef 1).411 c-tc• ti ti.1111 l'lltlct1 II c,..,_, " l!l11wt.i ,..... ' --" •1t11rtllllft'tllll , .. 11 "'ft"""""" • Ml¥1n , .. " 111 .. u °"'' 1 •111 •ttA ll·M S-11 U·U 119<11 111\trlli.tl U·l' '""'" 11-11 ""'d• ...... , " ·, on 0"'1L T ,.IL.OT Sl•ff ,....,. DECLARED INNOCENT Or. Ebbe H1rt1lius Maddox, Wallace ' Speak at Rally F br Lt. Calley FT. eENNING, Ga. (UPI) -'IWo deep south ;,Qtitical leaders, Gov. George C. \Vallace of Alabama and Lt. Gov. Lester G. Maddox, of Georgia. urged i" a "Rally for Calley" Friday night that the peop~ put pressure on Presidenl Nixon to grant clC'menry to Lt. William L. Calley Jr. Calley, 27. stands convicted by court- martial of deliberately murdering Viet- nan1ese \4'0mcn. children and old men v.'ho were unarmed, unresisting and were pleading for mercy and screaming as they died. He was put in I.he stockade here after hi:ri conviction ~fonday but was ordered out and back to his apartment by Nixon Thursday n1ght in an under-guard. "con- fined to quarters" status. As mch he could not attend the rally but could hear it nn radio. About 3,000 persons attend~ the 11flair. arranged by th!! American Le11inn pn~t at Columbus. the cilv ncxl tn !hi~ base where Calley was tried . Si)( big wonden ('f)JlecHon boxes were placed on the noor of municipal auditorium for donations to Calley. "You have a cause. bu! you mul'ltn't rorget It." \Vallact told the 11udience. whlrh t:t"ave him 5tVer:il 11tanding ova- Unns. "I believe fhat in th' final analysis (Set CALLEY, Paa~ 3) I -.. ' ...... Wallace~ Maddox Speah At Bally for Lt. Calley Arson Case Jury Clears Hartelius ... By TOft.t BARLEY Of ti!• 01111 ,., ... ll•tr Dr. Ebbe Hartelius of Corona de! f\1ar and Costa Pitesa \\'as cleared Friday of arson and fraud charges after two days of deliberation by an Orange County Superior Court jury. The SG-year-old physician hurried to the jury box as the last of six not guilty verdicts was read and shook each outgoing juror warmly by the hand. "Thank you very much, God bless you," he told each juror as Judge James F. Judge closed the file on one or the most controversial Superior Court trials in recent years. Eyes closed and head bowed, Hartelius sobbed qui<?tly as Clerk Ruth Peterson read the six verdicts into the record. H.e was Ctimforled by attorney Tom Reilly in the absence of defense attorney Matthew Kurilich. Jurors made it clear after being dismissed from duty by Judge Judie that they had not heard enough evidence in four weeks of trial to satisractorily l!nk Hartelius to the burning last April 9 of his Corona del Mar offices at 2345 E. Coast Highway or the theft nine days earlier of his car. Prosecution witnesses Reba Vaughn and her brother, Jim Blevins. bolh testified that Hartelius planned both crimes and that he later bribed Blevins to leave the state when the investigation into both incidents mounted. Jurors said they were satisfied that 1 bribe y,·as given to Blevins. But they could not be sure. they said, exactly what occasioned that bribe and they were not prepared to accept that the payment was connected with the allcga· lions of arson. Mrs. Vaughn. who was referrett to 1s the "babbling blonde" at one st.age of the trial, give the trial a color and controversy that brought spectators from evtry floor of the county courthouse. Harried throughout her testimony by Kurilich she practically shouted at one point : "Yes. I love him, I still love him ." And she insisted throughout her days on the stand that her earlier de:fense o( Hartelius had been "all lies" and that she was now telling the truth. Hartelius may now !act an Inquiry by the Slate Board of htedicaI Examiners and a probe into his assoc:lation with a former patient who died of an overdose of drugs nearly three year1 ago. He haa been sued for $500,000 by the; family of Wanda ~1e1tndrez ln Orange County Su~rior Court. r . l ' " s -· eens OAIL.Y f"IL.OT ti.ff ....... EASTER PARADE -Does anybody here remem- ber Bat Week? Is it really dead? Or has it just gone native? Practicing the rites of spring are Newport Beach residents (from left) Bob Button, 15; Bret SchuJman, 16; Kim Anderson, 16; Lenni Luchau, 9; Leesa Luchau, 15, and Kathy Hartnell, 14. State's Jobless Rate Takes Big Leap Upward SACRAJ..tENTO (AP) -Califoria 's un- employment ra te rose to 7.i percent or the work force in Mareh from 6.7 percent in February. the state reported Friday. Total employment. 7.~ millio!I, was less than would be expected because of declines in the aerospact iodusll}' and effectJ of the Feb. 9 Southern California earthquake, Ole state said. The number of unemployfd was 675.000. 1 decline from February of 21,000. But the unemployment rate went up btcause the gain.! in employment weren't as high as usual for this lime of yea r. The figUrea are adjusted to reflect nor· ma! seasonal fluctuatioq In employment ind unemployment. The Febn1ary employment picture was better than normal for Februa ry becau8e the weathtr was good, spurring the COfl-' 1tructlon tndustry, repar1td the Depnrt.- meat ol }fuman RelOUr«a Dtvelopment.. Newport's Bal Week-- Dead Or Just Sleeping? By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of IN EMllJ "lift llt ll ~1aybe BaJ Week isn't really dead. Maybe it's just sleeping. Officials and resident of Newport Beach have become bla:se 1ho11l lhc tradltional spring \'&cation that has brought hund~ or thousands of teenagers to their city since Ule 1920. The decline In arrests of revelers has led police from San Clemente to Seal Beach-and lhe DAILY PILC1l' in 1968- to declare that Bal Week is dead. "The lids want to go somewhere where they're not going ta be hassled and they can do their thing. And it's not the Orsnge Coast 1nymore," s11ld C11pt. Jpme:J Parker, commander of Newport's patrol dlvialon. "They know we have rules hen! ind that y,•e see to it the rules are followed. 'They would rather go some place like the Colorado River. where they don't have to worry about rules," he added. Parker noted that very little is needed In Newport in the y,·ay of preparation for Ea!lter Week. 19'71. ··Five years ago, no one was given a day off during Easter Week and everybody y,·orked a 12-hour shill. Now, ~·e prepare just as we ~·ould for 1 summer ~·cekend. "We work regular eight-hour ah.Ills. \Ve deploy a few extra men for the day shift, mostly to work parkln& ind tr;iffic control," he said. ln llunlinglon Beach. the preparation1 (S<t BAL WEEK, Page 2) I I . I I • • • • ! ~ .. ' • • . . . • • I DAILY 'JLOT S.W<diy, "-"' 3, 1!71 ' -" Leav,es Monday ' Nixon Working § Over Weekend _, .. ;. 8y JOHN V ALTERZ • .\ " Of -Oellr Piii! Sl•" -. Prtsident Nixon has stllltd down to what aides described as a quiet working wtekencl al LI Cua Paclllca in San ~~Cltmente, ~ up a ma· jor edd.rtN oa Vietnam troop withdrawal.a be will df:U\•tr Wednesday evtniog !rom the f nation's capital • And while the cbier ex- . eculive speoda; his last few · da ys-oi. the South CMst (he "''1ll leave hionday), thousands of telegrams are eipecled to continue arriving. running 100- 1()-()flt in favor of Presidential clemency on the: life sentenc:e )mposec1 oo Lt. William Calley. .. ; Presidential Press Secretary 3:Ron Ziegler said Friday af· ·hrnoon that the huge backlOg of teletype messages was ex· peeled to oontinue lhrough the weekend. He declined to speculate on the total number. A few messages. aides said. also are coming in praising the President"s announcement · Thursday that he has ordered 'Fai ry Tales' Show Slated For Valley The Fountain Valley Com· munity Theater will give six perfonnances of the children's musical "Fractured Fairy Tales'' today, Sunday and Wednesday In the community center, 10200 Slater Ave. Show times are 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Saturday: 3 p.m. ..and 7:30 p.m .• Sunday. and 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., Wed· nesday. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Proceeds fr11m the plays will help build a community theater. An additional performanct. of "Fractured Fairy Tales" will be given at I p.m. Thursday. as a benefit for Tina Kysel\a, the young 1irl 'hospitalized With a brain bem"""'8ge. Road Safety Plan Bared A construction project to pf'9vlde greater safety at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway was unoun~ today by James A. Moe, State Direc- tor of Pubnc Works . The $33,000 project provideli for reconstruction and widtn- lng of the median of Beach ~levard to provide a left turn lane for southbound traf- fic onto Pacific Co a B t Highway; the addition or an txtra lane for both diredions lhrough the intersection and the lengthening of the right tum lane for traffic turning north on Coalit Highway. Moe said ftie project will tmprove l h e intersectJon whert 17 aceidenls were J't'corded Jn 1969. He e.stimated pvin~s from accidtRts: at $403,000 for 20 years. !be YOlillC litutenant out of lbe Fort Benning, G a . , stockade and into officers quarters. in.stead. On Friday Ziegler ei:panded on the munings of the PruKSential order, sayi.nJ. the ccnfinement to c:uarten would Jut "throughout tht review and appeal period," meaning Calley could stly lrom behind prilon bars for many months as the flfy La.i Mas!aeri' case undergoes reviews and ~i· ble appeals. As the thousands o f telegrams continue to jam four separate wires, some sources in San Cleme nte said there ii a chance or a demonstration in support or Lt. Calley near the gates or the Presidential compound. Students from Oceanside's Mira Col!ita. College had made overturt:s to San Clemente of- ficials on the demonstration. but it has not been established if the idea ~·ill bear fruit over the weekend. Since the President and his vdfe arrived for the busy working holiday a week a10 Friday night, no demonstra- tions have taken place here dealing with the Calley cast. In his afternoon briefing Friday Zie1\er said he did oot expeet the President to lea\'e the compound through the ~·ee kend. "We expecl that he will pro- bably work in his offices and in his !itudy," Ziegler said. The President. him self, has said there was It'! be some sort of "evenl'' Monday. but Ziegler would not elaborate. There has bteo no an- nounced departure time for lhe first family. The Nixon \'isil in San Clemente has included a full dose of major work with litllt time for rela1ation . The weather has be e n va riable. shifting from a thick fog which complicated rught arrivals at the start of the visit to sunny. balmy tem- peratures Friday. During the vi!it Lhe Presi· dent issued what has become one Of the most significant actions .Uf~ting local areas since he bought his villa · in San Clemente. His opening o! 11ix miles of Camp Pendleton beach and 3.400 acres of upland valley land to the public launched a nationwide plan to Mclare unused £tderal land as IUTPlus to be used for public open space and recreation. The President launched 1 $U-million program to help unemployed a e r o B p a c e specialists aDd he also mend- ed some fences with Gov. Ron- ald Reagan on welfare reform disPUtes. The President assured the G<>\'emor that he hu sent 100 more ftderal spe<:ialists into the proram to grant assistance to Sou the r n California earthquake victims. The Governor had com- plained bitterly about the delays In proctsslng the loans, then after his meeting with the Prts:ldent on Friday an· oounced that he was assured that things would move much more quickly. ~hoppers on TV 'Ecology Trip' Tele vised A group of Laguna area Th' shopp in& trip was housew1\'es, journeying lo the s po n sored by Pro - San Femando Valley on an environment-P~ple , (PEP) ~ •·ecological" shopping sprtt new ecological group based Frid a v. found themselves in Laguna. "starring" in radio and tele-Favorite items among the vi11ion inler\'icws as they made Laguna shoppers were low· !he rounds of Alexander's phosphate detergent.~ and ~larket in Encioo. orgBnically grown fnrtti and Two dozen women boarded veg et ab I es . Juices in ' charter bu5 in Laguna Fri· returnable bottles, marked day morning. headin& fnr t~ "ecologically preferred" al:wo Encino market that has woo found ready buyers. renown for featurln& "eco-The shoppen also brought logically preferred" products, back copies of posters used from low-phosphate detergents in the Alex:inders market to. ors•nieally VoVl1l produee chain to identify ecologically and meats packed in biode.-preferred ittms. along with grad&ble wrappin1s. leaflets hand~ out t o AA It happened, marktl custome~ to ei:plain the pro- owner Veryl Alexander, who aram. These ~·iU be given was on hand to give tbe ladies to Laa:una area m a r k e t a guided tour oC his en-Op@Talors who have exprtssed v I r o n m tntaJly-sound em-interest in lht San Fernando porium, had been featured ln V1l11y experiment. Time. Maaulne's currtnt Issue;=;=========::;! and the new1 media were out In force to ackrrowledge his achlev~nt. Arrival o( the busload of Lagunans, Who had trekked some 60 milts to do their lhorping. was Just w h a t reporters needed for their tn- terriew1 11nd UV! visitors were photographed along every step of the.Ir t r e k Uirough the NO. I ON THE COAST Your HolTUlfown Newspaper Is Tho DAILY PILOT market. ) ~!--~~~~~~~~· ,, KODACOLOR PROCESSING 1'' 8 to l2 exposW'fl Kodak Kodacolor film develo~ and 8 to 12 printl ml.de at a savings al Kmart too! Every.Dty Low Prier. QUEIN·SIZE- PANT.Y ·HOSE R•O· 1.26 Sunday Only Women's setmle5s nylon papty hose. with nude hc:el. Stretches. 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The SO-year-old physician hurried to the jury box as the last of six not guilty verdicts was read and shook each outgoing juror warmly by the hand . "Thank you very much, God bless you," he told each juror as Judge James F. Judge closed the file on one or the most controversial Superior Court trials in recent years. Eyes closed and head bov•ed, Hartelius sobbed quietly as Clerk Ruth Peterson read the si1 verdicts into the record. He was comforted by attorney Tom Reilly in the absence af defense a\lomey Matthew Kurillch. Jurors made it clear after being dismissed from duty by Judge Judge that they had not heard enough evidence in four weeks af trial to satisfactorily link Hartelius to I.he burning last April 9 of his Corona de! Mar offices at 2345 E. Coast Highv"ay or the theft nine days earlier of his car. Prosecution witnesses Reba Vaughn and her brother, Jim Blevins, both. testified that 1-larlelius planned botll Mystery Develops Last Nixon Coast Days S peJJt ff ii_ Viet AMress 1lAN a.EME~TE (UPI) -The West· ern White House took Or\ an air af mystery today when it summoned nev.·s· men for an unusual noon (EST) brie!~ irlg. Only hour& alter they were told there vtould be oo major news developments Saturday, newsmen were alerted lo be M dd. W II <1n hand for an announcement. a OX, a ace , President Nixon, nearing the end <1f his viiiit here. planned to work on Speak at Rally his updated report on Vietnam and fur· ther U.S. troop cuts. The chief executive arranged to ny F r Lt Calley . back to Washington t.fanday. He will 0 • deliver the nation\li·ide radio-television FT. BENNING, Ga. (UPI) -Two deep BOUlh political leaders , CrtlV. George C. Wallace of Alabama and Lt. Gov. Lester G. Maddox, of Georgia, urged iJll a "Rally for Calley" Friday nighl that the people put pressure on President NixOll to grant ~Jemency to Lt. \\'illiam L. CaDey Jr. Calley, 27, stands convicted by court· martial of deliberately murdering Viet- namese v.·omen. children and old men v.·ho v.·ere unarmed, unresisting and were pleading for n1ercy and screaming as they died. l He was pul 1n the stockade here arter his conviction Monday but v.·as (lrdered out and back to his apartment by Nixon 'Thursday night in an under-guard, "con- fined to quarters" sta1us. As such he l_'OUld not attend the rally but could hear it on radio. About 3.000 persons attended the aHair. arranged bv the American U:>gion po~t at Columbu·s_ the city next to !his ba!'e ·where Calley 'vas tried. Six big \\'ooden collection boxes \\'ere placed on th~ noor of municipal -auditorium for donations to Calley. "You h2ve & cauSt>. but you mµstn't forget it," Wallace told lhe audience, "·hich gave him several !landing ova. 1ion.s. "I believe that in the Ona! analysis (Stt CAILE\'", Page 3) Oruge Coast "'eather Orange Coast beach goen ·will have mostly fair and sunny skies to bask under this weekend v.ith some early morning fog . Highs ,;hould be in the high 70s. INSIDE TODAY ftfeet lhe U'Orld chantpionship Baltimore Orioles b11 mee!i11g a ba$ebalt man narnttd BoofJ Po1vtll. \Vrittr Pl1 il Jocks<>n in· si'U Boog 4s as well k·no111r. n, tilt! proverb1~1 "bo11 11ei:t rlcfflr.'' cover story todo11. Fo.mily \Vt:tk· l y. Cllun:ll Nt•, t-1 Ci.ulflW ,, ... C-kf ,, 0..111 *""' u c,...._. ,, ........... 1 ''" ' -.. """"lltllllwt ... 11 •~~ 1.1nftt1 I Mt'/1411 , .. 11 H"" Chlh ' lttf/ , ••• ,, ... ,. s ... rn 1t-u llKll M.,,,ttl \ .. " "-t119tt ... " UM)t-..... , address at 6 p.m. Wednesday from his Oval Office. NiKon was gelling an optimistic feed· back on the Laos invasion from his miJ. itary and >ntelllgence advisers. He v•as expected to stress the pl'r· formance of the South Vietnamese army on its first M>lo grOWld venture; heavy losses of the North Vietnamese forces and will argue that the mission bought time for the U.S. pull-<lut policy, The \\'hite H<1use already has cofn· mitted itself to a continuation of the ' 12,500-man a month withdrav.'al rate. Nixon was expected to up that figure a few more thousand each month. Nixon Friday resolved federa l dif· fcrences \li'ith Gov. Ronald Reagan over lhe California v.·elfare plan at what he called "summit conference on weUare reform." (Story on Page 3.) Nixon and Reagan also had an hour· long private chat but Wliite House aides declined to confirm that Republican pol· itics was the subjeet. Both appeared to be in a jovial mood. The President also v.•ent out for a drive Friday on the San Diego fretY<'8Y with his friend. Charles G. !'Bebe" Rebozo at the wheel of his v.•hile Lin· roln Continental. Nixon rode in the front seat and rubber-necked at the sight!! along the way, Including the famous Ir· vine R a n c h and Rossmoor Leisure World. Dr. Henry A, Kissinger. Nixon·s NaUonal Security Affairs adviser. v1enl along. E. Berli1i Nixes Ope1iing of Wall BERLIN (UPI) -The East German government refused Friday to apen the Berlin wall at Easter to allow Ute first family reunk>ns in five years. The East Germ1n Press Office said there could be no ·passes Issued this Easter to allow West Berliners to pass through the .,,all because the We!t Ber· lin government had refused to discuss l.hf larger tssaes.. t:1f Berlin tratflc. The West Berllti city govemment re-- fused to discU811 Berlin trafric on the grounds East Gemiany "'as trying to bypas,, the Big F<Jur ambassador t.alks on Berlin in which Bertin traffic hi a main topic. The East German .,mouncement, car· \ ried by the East Gmnan .News Service AON . was 58d newt for the 500.000 West BertiMr! who haYt close r1laUves in '------------' East B<rlln. ~ \ '! crimes and that beJater bribed Blevins lo leave the state when the invt!tigation into both incidents mounted. Jurors said they were satisfied that a bribe y,·as given to Blevins. But the:.r could._ not be !lure, they said, exactly what occasioned that bribe and they were not prepared to accept that the pa)'ment was connected with the allega. lions of arson. !\!rs. Vaughn, who was referred to as the "babbling blonde" at one stage of the trial, give the trial a color and controversy that brought spectators from every noor of the county courthouse. liarried throughoul her teslimany by Kurilich she practically shouted at one point: "Yes, I love him, I still love him." And she insisted throughout her days on the stand that her earlier defense of Hartelius had been "all lies" and that she was now telling the troth. OAIL y PILOT ,,.,,, ..... Hartelius may now face an inquiry by the State Board af Medical Examiners and a probe into his association with a former patient who died of an overdose of drugs nearly three yl'ars ago. He has been med for $500.000 by the family <1f Wanda Melendrei in Orange County Superior CourL 2 County Teens Killed in Cal!yon Auto Smashup EASTER PARADE -Does anybody here remem- ber Bal w·eek? Is it really dead? Or has it just gone native? Practicing the rites of spring are Newport Beach residents (from left) Bob Button, 15; Bret Schulman, 16; Kim Anderson, 16; Lenni Luchau, 9; Leesa Luchau, 15, and Kathy Harlnett, 14. Bal Week Just Sleeping?· Two Anaheim teenagera were ki lled and a third critically la)urtd shortly after midnight when thei r amall foreign sedan went out of CO•trol lld bounced Newport Becoming Blase About Spritig Tradition, By JOANNE RE\'"NOLJ)S Ot fflcl DlilJ l"ll1t $.ltll off an embankment on Sa,,l.iago Canyon Maybe Bal Week isn't really dead. !load. . • ' __ · li!o)'ba K'f Jllil •leepln1: "The kids ,.,,ant lo go somewhere where they 're not going t.o be hassled and they can do their thing •. And it's not tllt O<a1111e Coast 1ny11M'f(' qld, <lapL James Parker, commander of Newport's patrol di\'Uikm. r-' . A taliforl1 Highway Platro1Gdt o?ncilts and resident of Newport officer said tbe driver .f~th. Beach l!ave become blue 'lboW-the aeri <If the car were eject wh it h1t traditlonal spring vacatlQn Ula! bu '"They know wt have rule1 befl' and that we aee to it the rolH are f-olloftd. They would rather go some place like the Colorado ruvet, where they doo 't have to worry about rule's," he added. a dirt banlc east of Peters-•"104 Jlff<I.... ,broiJgtit bundred! of lhousarids of al 12:30 this morning. . teenagers to Uleir city since the 1920. Dead are Russe ll S. Gdbertson, 16, and The decline in arrests of revelers has Kerry D. Hebard, botll of Anaheim. ~t.h led poltoe trom San Clemente to Seal youths were pronounced d;tad-on-.arrJ•al Beach-ind the DAILY FJLO'l' in 1963-at Cbapma• General Hospital, . Parker noted that very HtUe is needed in Newport in tbe way of preparation corutance Elaine Taylor, ll, the Jone to declare that Bal Week 1s dead. crash survivor, was first rushed to Chap. man Ge:neral HospitaJ, then lransferfed to Orange County Medical Center where Jihe was listed bt critical conWUon. CHP Officer Ted Jones said the car was westlxlund on Santiago Canyon Road, apparently at a hi&h speed when the driv· er lost control. Jones said at least three persons aaw the accident and several calls were made 1o CHP <1ffices to report it. The two passengers were apparenUt tossed out of ~ car as soon as it hit the dirt bank and U1f driver was thrown from the car after it bounced aff the bank. Jones reported. The car was de· molished . CHP officers were not IUTl' who was driving at the time of the accident. Wife Judged Insane In 12th Mate's Death SACRAMENTO, Cali(. (UPI I -l\1rs. Carol Thorn. 37, has been judged insane in the fatal shooth1g of her ty,·elfth hus- barn:I. Judge Joseph G. Babich this week dis· missed the case against her and found her innocent by reason of insanity on a charge of assault wilh a deadly ~·ea[)Qn. He committed her to a state hospital. Authorities said Mrs. 'T1lclrn shot and killed her husband. Charles. with a .22· caliber pistol in their home last Nov. 11. Loss of Beach Won't Hurt Marine '{raining-Ge11eral By GEORGE LE!DAL Of .,.. 0.111' P'li.t llltf Declaring six and a half miles of Marine Q>rps Camp Pendleton as "ex· cess property" and ceding it to public use will not hamper training or Marines, the base commander said Friday. Maj. Gen. George S. Bowman said the loss of the beach "is not going to afrect the capacity of Camp Pendleton to provide the type of trailling essential to maintain the readiness <1f the Marine Corps to carry out the wi shes or the comm.ander-in·ch ief." Asked if the loss or the beach and a 3,400 acre lush canyon property ad· jacenl to it might indicate future carving up of the Marine C<lrp5 training base , Gen. Bowman replied, "That would be pure .speculation." Bowman said he had rec;ommended to the Marine Corps brass in Washington that the S.J mile aegmenl of beach be le~ed ·to the St4te of California for development as a park. "other atudlea af the -area were being made," he said, "and were under con· sidel'ation when my recommeodation wa:-1 made." The base Conimander's 'recom· mendation to Jet go of the 3.S mile 5egment followed negotialions with State <Jfficials, he noted. President Nixon's decision. he 11peeulated, followed receipt of ·Other in· formation from top Marine Corps and Defense Department officia,I!. Bowman said the Corps doesn't expect any difficulty wilh the public sharing the be'ach. that was k>ng prlied for Ulie in :beach training exerci!!t!S. ''Of the <1riginal Santa Margarita Ranch Beach property owped by the g<1vemment," BOwman said, "the Marine Corps has only given up 30 percent," either to lhe city 1>f Oceanside or to the state for use as pubtlc beaCh. ' 10 Indicted • Ill Auto Fraud County Repair Racket Al'leged in Grand Jury Move The Orange C<lunty Grand Jury Friday handed do\\11 indictments charging 10 men vlith defrauding of Orange County motorists in a widespread auto repair racket that ranged the coastline from Seal Beach to San Clemente. All but <1ne of thclse named in the conspiracy allegations appeared i n Superior Court before J\ldge Byron K. McMillan. He frttd them on their <1wn recognizance, <irdered them to return for arraignment April 15. The judge also issued a bench warrant for the arrest of the missing s~t. David C'.onchola, 22, 6000 Garden 'Grove ' Blvd., Westminster. All 10, representing servi('e st.alions in Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, San Clemente. San Juan Clpi!trano. Seal Beach and three other Orange County communities, are accuffd ·of Oefraudlng ear ownen by damaging '111\1 cle11rl!l'lng radiator cape; and lwlter, IC(lllrttnc oU on lhoet aboorl>ero, dtll~ .. ly puoeb\r: 11111 Um and caustnc tliti tumeeckd .. p1actmt11t " many llllloll perq. Witnesses testified before the Grand San Juan . Clapi5trano, Jeffrey . Kendall, Jury that several defendants organized 21. (If 2'l09 • Ameri~n St., ApL A, Costa meetings of ~ervlce station per50nnel Mesa and a 17·year.()Jd Santa Al)a youth. al which participants were instructed lnvcsUgators said service 'station :men <1n how to damage and destroy auto V.'bO contributed to the pni.cticee preach· equipment once the customer had been ed b)"' the defend.anti carried1 sharpened persuaded to allow the attendant to hoist screwdrivers and playing dart.I •II part his vehicle on the lift. Of their. regular equtpri\enl. • Identified by the Grand Jw:y as These were allege4Jy'use6 to.damage' suspe~ in the autt> fraud operaUon and puncture tires~ Other motor.ki& were are J.errY KendaU, 3$, of 969 Sooora ~d, inyistlgatbrs 1 aeld, tha~ the.f"' were Road and Stanley Davis, 32, of ,'~lN dtlti~ .wltb,.dete'Cti"'!''J"ldlat.or caps and San Pablo .arcle.~th <if Cost.a .Mesa,. were ~rsuaded to tiUy ntw equipmen't EdwanLCi.mty~\21 .,c "20862: Shell fiar'bor · bettife uirly' Jeff tbe. fllil:rvtet""atatifm.1 • • Drive. llW\Ulll\Oll Beach a"1 Roger Men-. 11ivi1Ugafars -the,. vletimlrwtre denhall. 23. GI 'liiil95' Avenlda DtSeo, olkn 'lhe '1ueky .. onO.. Many molm""'"' Mls~lon Vlttjo. ' · · ran into much bigger bills when shock The four are i(lcntified ln the if\. ttbsorbers tffat had been liberally sprayed dictment u the owncra and operator,; wUh olt refused to funcllon, aad they or service 11tations in Orange County. were compelled to re-place them. Alao named In the Indictment are lnvestlgaton told the Grand Jury that Co'lcbol1, Chrtatopher Entiquei, 2&, of the defenclan13 an dotber service station '7592 Volp Drivt, Apt. 1, and Henry peraonntl \\'ho utlllu their mtthods have eutonQqay. JI, of '785J .commodore St.. three prime t.tllrgetl: 11lnglt gjrls with Apl I. both of lluntlngton llead!, llalph eredil cards. out.-Of.,tai. motorlli. and Clrnty,. 21, af ~ Cilia-San Marcos, anyone wiUL• Muico Ucen11t . for Easter Week, 1971. "Five years ago. no cne waa ~iven a day off dW'lng &:aster Week and tVerybody wor1'ed a 12·baur lbUt. Now, we prepare just as we would for a .urnmer weekend. "We work regular efgbtobour eJUfts. We deploy a few extra ·meri tot' the day shift, mostly to work parkina: an4 traffic control," he said. In Huntington S..clt. ll1e preparallom (See BAL WEEK, Pip JJ State's Jobless Rate Takes Big Monthly Jump SACRAMENTO (AP) -CalilOrll'I .11D- employment rate rose to '7.1: pfrctnt ol the work force in March frOm 11.7 percen• in February. the st.ate reported Frlday. Total employmenl, 7.95 mllli<111, .Was Jess than would be expected tiecause Of declines in the aerospace fnd;ustry and effects of the Feb. 9 Southern, CiUfomia earthquake, the state said. l • The number of unemployed was '7~000, a decUne from February of 21,000. 1 But the unemployment rate went up because lhe gains in employment Mrtn't as high as usual for th'is time or :year. The figures are adjusted to reflect·nor- mal seasonal fluctuations in employment and unemployment. · ·· · The February employment picture wa1 better than normal foe February ~ause the weather was good, &purring the cop. struclion industry, reported the' Depart. rnent <1f Human Resources. Development. Gilbert Sheffield, the department di· rector. noted' the joble~! rate hai :aVtr• aged 7 percent since $jptem&e.r • ucept for February. "Total employment was less-the os'Ual chieny· because of a decrei8~e in•mamz. facturing. -which normally shows a 11ist at this time flf year," Sheffiekl ·said. The une,tnploymeJ1t rate w~s 1.1 per-. <'ent last March and ·was .191,000 lower than this year. There has been a 144.00!) decline fn1 the number ot manufacturing jobs in <;:ali- foi:_nia sinCi! Marah .of last ,yelii, jnt)u(f;. ing a dro~ ol 83,l:Q> in ~ ael'Ofipaoe.,io- dustr,-. . . . , . ! Praying Beauty Out of Uniform . f\l<1torisL• who thought ttle.Y' uw I nµde. WOIJUln 00 North• CQlat Highway in Laguna Beach lrt>UDd , 9:"30· a.m. ·Friday ~ were· abaol\ltely correct. Alerted by residents, polU at-- rested the n a k e d ·2l·Jt1r-oHI beauty on the comer of Wive Street where they rep<>rt.ed ahe was "praying" and apparently llll- der the Influence (If drugs. She was transported to ()tanae County Medical Centtr for obler- Jatlon. ' f; f J I I • I oAJL~ PILOT '""""· Alr!I J, 1m -Leaves Mendal Nixon Working f ·Over Weekend ' • • BY JQllN VALTERJA ...--.-.. ..,.,1itf \1,n Pi:t:Pldent lihron hu ,.ttled down to what aides d1scribed as a Qlllti worting wl<kond 1t IA C..., Picllkl Jn Sin Clemmtt. pollsblnl up • m• j<r .. .,. Vic!Mm troop •wtu.ir.•tto· be "111 doUv!r ;wednarla1 evtnin& '""" tht :Q&ilon's e1pital. ; Anet •hll• the chiif ... ' :ecuUvo ll'tlldl hlJ lalt f~w :dlY• .. the Sooth COul (h• wUI leave.Mon:!_,), tbOU•lnd• • ., ........ ""' <1pecltd 1n 'eaollmW.arri•ln1. l'l!Mille 100- -In f ... r o1 .PleoldenUat deJ¥DC;J Gil tbe life ~nee 'llnP<IMd"' LI. WIW1m Calley. ' P-.uaJ J'ttas secnwy :Ron Zltlltr said Frli!ay •f· -thal the hlll• backloc or teletype ~ages wu ex· pecttd to continue through the weekend. He decltne:CI to apeculate on the tt>UI number. A ftw m11uages, aides 11id, allo ""' comln1 Jn pralaing the President's announctment Tll"!od•y thal he hU orderid 'Fairy Tales' · Show Slated ·For Valley The Fountain Valley Com- munity Theater will give six '.,tirlonnancd of the childr~n'1 musical "Fractured F 11 r y T'les" today, Sunday and Wedflesdiiy i" the · cominunily center, 10200 Slater Ave. -Show times are 11 a.m. and 7:~ p.m., Saturd1y; S p.m. and · 7:30 p.m., Sunday, and ·11 a:m. and 2 p.Tn.. Wed- nesday. Tickt1s . may be purchased at 11\e door. Proceeds from the plays will ht:lp build a community theatt:r. ·An · additional performance of '~actartd Fairy Tales" will be ·given at l p:m. Thursday, as • benefit for Tin• Kyaella, the youna girl hospit.alized with • brJin helnorrhagt. Road Safety Plan Bared ' A construction project to l'l"'vide greater safely at the intersection of Beach !oulevard and Pacific Coast ~llJ:hway was a"nounc~ today by James A. J\.foe, State Direc- tor of Public Works. The $33,000 project provides for reconstruction and widen- ing of the imdian of Blach Boulevard to provide 1 lert tum lane for southbound lraf· fie onto Pacific C o 11 s t Highway; the addition of an u tra lane for both directions through the inten;t!:ction a11d the lengthening of the right turn lane for traffic turning north on Coast Highway. J\.loe said the project will lmprove the intersectinn ~here 17 accidents were ~dtd in 1~9. He estimated savings from acclde"ts at '403.000 for 20 years. t)fe young lieutenant ool of the Fort Benni.nc. Ga., stockade and inlo officers qua.rten:, instead. On Friday Zie&ltr e>pandtd on the meaninp of the PresldenUaJ. order, saying tht confinement to quarters would Jast "throughout the review and 1ppeal period." me1nJng Calley coold atay from behind ptiaon ban for many months .., tl\e My Lai Massacre cue u.ndertoes reviews and po.ul bl• appeals. As the thousands o f ttlt&ranu · continue to jam four separate wires, aome sources in San Clemente said thtre is a chance or a demonstration in support or Lt. Cilley_ near the galts of the Presid'1!11~1 ~mpound. Student& from Oceansldt's Mira CMta College had made overtwu to San Clemente of· fidals on the demoristralion, !Nt it has not betn establiJhtd H the idta wi!J bear fruit over the wetkend. Since the President and his wife' anived for the bu!y working holiday • wetk a10 Friday night. no demonslra- tlons have taken place here dealing with the Calley cue. In his a.ft.unoon briefing Friday Zi•alor said ht did not expect the President to ltave the compound throuah the weekend. "We. expect that he will pro- bably work in his offices and in his 5tudy," Ziegler said. Tbe President, himself, has said there was to be some sort or "event" Monday , but Ziegler would not elaborate. 1bere has betn no an· nounced departure time for the fint family. The Nixon visit in San Clemente has included a full do!e of major work with little tJme for relaxation . The weather has be e n variable. shitting from a thick fog which complicated Oight 1rrivals at the start of the visit to sunny, bahey tem- peratures Friday. . During lbe eMit the Preti· dent issued ·whit hu become one of the most significant actions afft:cting local areas ~ince he bought his villa in San Clemente. His oi)ening of six mile:-; t1f Camp Pendleton beach and 3.400 acres of upland valley land to the public launched a nationwide plan to declare unused federal land as surplus to be used for public open spate and recreation. The President launched a M2·million program to help unemployed a e r o s p a (' e specialists and he also mend· e the proram le> grant assistance to Southern California earthquake victims. The Governor had COlll· plained bitterly abollt the delays lrt processing the loans. then after hi~ meeting with the President on Friday an- nounced that he was assured th11t things would move much more quickly. Shoppers on TV 'Ecology Trip' Televised. A 1roup of Laguna area Th.e shopiping trip \Vas house\\·ives, journeying to the s p o n so re d b y P r o - Stn Fernando Valley on an environment-People. <PEP) a "tcological" shopping spree new ecological group based Fr id 1 y, round' themselves in Laguna. "starrtn(' in ndio and tele. Favorite items among the vi1ioo interview• as they made Laguna shoppers were lo\Y· tM rounds of Ale1ander's phosphate detergents and Market In Encino. "r1anically grown fruits and Two doJen women boarded v e g e t a b I t s . Juices in tt charter bus in Laguna Fri-returnable bottles, marked day morni!lg. headin1 for the ''ecol0«ically preferred" also Enc:lno market that has "'On found ready buyers. rtnown for featuring "eco-The shQppers al1fl brou1ht Jogitally preferred" products, hack copies of p03ters tw:d from Jow.pho.1phat.e dtle.rgtnU in tbe Alexanders market to ortanica Uy jp'Own pn;iduce chain to identify ecologically ~rnf meals pteked in biode· preferrtd items. along with aradable Wr•ppings. leafleli handed out t 0 At It l'11ppened. market cuslomtr!; to explain tbt prD- ownet Very I Aluander. whe gram. These will be given wu on band to give the ladlh to Laguna 1rea m a r k e t ' ,Wded tour ol hl1 eD-opetaton who have erpreued v f r o D m ntally-tOUnd em-iDttrut in the San Fernando porium, bid-been futm'ff in Valley ttperimtl'\L Time M.acazjoe'a CWTtnt l1Sue ;;;:========:;;;I •nd U>e: De1'J med1I wtre out in !orcO 1n 1cknowle<ft• bis aclrievtme.nt. Arrinl of Ille bualood of LagulUln>, who hid trekked aome IO miJea to Jfo their 1boppin1. .... juat "h • t rt(lOrlm ne<dtd for tl)llr in- terv\ew1 ind the vlsltor1 wert photoaraphed along every 1tep of their t r 11 k: throu&h the NO. I ON THE COAST Your Hometown Newspaper Is The DAILY PILOT market. L---------" KODACOlOR PROCESSING 1'' 8 to 12 expogure Kodak Koda.color film deYe.ioped and 8 to 12 print& made at a savings at Kmart tool Every Dey Low Price. QUEIN·SIZE PANTY ·HOSE Rog. 1.26 Sunday Only Womt:n'~ seamlt:s.s nylon pantyhose \vith nudt: ht:t:I. Strt:tches. Mist-tone, suntonc, brown mist.Jn short,. (IS0-170 lbs}; mcdium;(l60:l 80 lb1); tall, (170-WO lbs): 16·18 ... PLUSH ANIMALS Your Cltolce Ras. J .96. Chubby •n cutt! Dttau:d eonon plu1h boy •n d g irl bun nit 1,l a rubs.ducks. CREME FORMULA R.,. 1.21. S.n, Only 97c 2·01. • H1ir color bath in n1tural Jbidd. ·oarrc it. .,_._ , SUBMARINE SANDWICHES 3 different kind$ ot mt•t, lettuce and tom&to ind o " I o n •. Dtltcloua. Ma&o f~•h dail.J In Storti. • • • COSTA MESA ONLY ' LI: CHOCOLATE EASTER EGGS Sunday Only 63,~~ Rq. 78c pound bag of solid milk choco- .1 at c eggs i" foil •.Ir/ wrapping. S1vc now. GIRLS' STRAP PUMPS .Sunday Only Cril'lklc·patcrit winy/. J ·spl it·strap styli"!, in wh 1cc or black, in siz:cs 8 ~ to J. Shop at X m&n.'SiWJ '~~~ MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS SPORT SLACKS REG. S.11 OUR DISCOUNT PRICE 400 Novi \\llh nPw ,.;oil rrleas.-. Thf!!il! no iron l••rinklf' (rpc slacks &re blE'ndM Y.'ilh 5Qo/., fortrPI@ polyC'ste""r and 50';~ cotton in a finP tv•ill gabar· di™' or oxford y.·cave. Co!or:t available in plaids. iiOlid:t and stri_pps. Ivy 1iz:ps 29-38. y..,, ,,,.,, .. , ittg. 2.4]. AU dttorated, ind reidy 10 1ivt! I..atge 'W<Wtl't ba~ktts fUltd with toys aGd candy for boys and jirls. 30-QUART POL YFOAM CHEST Bit 30 t'jU&rt sii'1 polyfoam rhnt with pla~tic hllndlf' ii • ~rtect picnic ctl:I'i•r. 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"Here comes Peter Cottontail. hopping down the bunny trail. Hipplty hop. Hip- pity hop.·• The melody, however. was carried by the five and six.year-old youngsters. Their dads had forgotten the words Or were loo tuckered out from the night's activities to sing with much fervor . But poppa was a good sport anyway. He mixed his hands in the gooey ringerpaints, matched wits al checkers with his daughter and buill block bridge!! with his son . Small hands clasped big ones or tugged on shirts as the excited youngsters led their dads into the kindergarten c\ass- 1'ooms of LeBard School. Huntinglon Beach. At 6:30 p.m. last Wedne.sday and Thursday. f1ther1 joined their daughters and 90ns in adivilie11· ranginl from fingerpainting to bingo. Then the group activities began. Some dads who were a little shy were beckoned bv lheir kids to join in. ·"The first ,'' explained LeBard principal 1=!.obert Landi. "was a parachute ex· ercise.'' "Dads had to grab the ends o~ the chute. Hop on one foot, change • feet 11nd direction and generally keep their coordination." Landi said. "When · \hey did there was a chain reaction of knee crackling.·· Wednesdav. the clads were so ex· ubcrant the.Y ripped the chute. Group songs were next with "Peter Cottontail " and "Hopping in the Tall Grass" the most popular ··The dad"s wers huffing and puffing at the end of the night,'' Landi said. ''We were: all out of condition. But the program was a real success. \Ve "\\ have to do it ag.:iin" Two Policen1en Slain RIVERSfDE fUPI )-Two police off. leers were shot to death in an appare11t ambush Friday night. Polise said the two of!lcers were sent into the city's black east side on a routine burglary call and were cut down when they got ClUt of their car. OU.NII COAST DAILY PILOT H•lltt9ft" .._II -·-s. Cla•a .. OllANGI COAST ,.UILISHING CCIM"ANY 1.o\t•rf N. W••" "'"~'-"~"""' Jt,k •• C11rl•Y ""° ,.rftlcl""I •Ml ~•I MuW•ltr lli•'"'' K•e•ll Eifllll' llio"''' A. Mur,lii~• l•\tMlll!ll ldi!W Ch1rl•1 M, loo1 Jtlcli•r.I P, Hill Au!Ufft M•.,.liflll ldltor\ From Page 1 BAL WEEK DEAD? ... are about the same . Watch Commander Dewayne Brown said Huntington Beach has beefed up its traffic for~ to coincide with peak traffic hours. "We can 't estimate what the crowds will be, it is very dependant on the weather. We don 't make any special preparations and we don 't anticipate any trouble. , . but if something happens. we'll be prepar~. We're very flexible ,'' he said. Laguna Beach Police Chier Kenneth Huck is going to be ready for anything. "l don 't have any idea how many kids will show up this year. It could follow the pattern of a slow decrease, but there's no way to know," he said. Chief Huck said his department will start oul at full force-that means 12· hour shifts-and then will reduce strength if the crowds are small and quiet. "\\le intend to maintain as strong a position as possible ,'' he noted. "But if the crowds depreciate, we will reduce field strength.·· And this year, things could be dirferent . There could be a return of the debacle of the: mid·l950s and 1960s that gave Bal Week its name. Newport City Traffic Engineer, Jim Lawrence, said traffic has begun to get heavy on Newport Boulevard in front of city haU. "We have a traffic counter there in the southbound lanes," he said . "It is logging 18,000 cars a day. That's com· parable to Easters in the past.'' Lawrence isn't the only one anlicipaling the return of the Easter Week Lem· mings. Police Lt. \Villiam Blue has lived in Newport Beach and been on the force long enough to have some theories about teenagers and the atll:actions of the beach. "Things got really bad, as far as crimes go, in 1957 and 1958. The arrests weren "t particularly high , because we didn't have the manpower lhen. BEACH CHEAPER "for some reason , the 11ctivity fell off after that. There was a slump, and then barn . All or a sudden it picked up again in about 1963 and peaked in '6S and '66. "It wouldn't surprise me if it picked up again this year. There isn't the money around and the kids just may decide to come to the beach instead of heading for the River or the. desert." Blue said. Parker doesn't agree. He cites the la ck of rentals and the desire of today 's teenagers to avoid being hassled ;is primary rea sons why 1971 will continue the trend that began five years ago. .. In 1965 there were 1.086 arresL~. 9.'i2 of which were juveniles In 1966 arrests "·ere down at 1.050, with 815 juvenile arrests, and it's been going like that until last year when we had 372 total, 200 of which were juveniles,'' he said. But the spectre of E.aster Week Past still hangs over Ne"·porl, and both . Parker and blue can hark back lo the old days. Blue was born in Newport in 192'7 and he says his first recollection of Easter Week was the sight of jail denim· clad aillege students hoeing weeds along v.1hat is now Newport Boulevard. SWIFT JUSTICE Justice was swift in !hose days and collegians v.·ho were picked up by the local constables could look forward to seeing the justice of the peace and receiving their sentence within a few hours. "In the 1930s and early 1940s. Bal Week was pretty much for the college set. There weren't many high school kids around. "But along about the 1950s, it began lo change. There were fewer and fewer college kids and more and more high school kids." he said . In lhose post-World War 11 and Korean War days. Newport's police force con-- sisted of 12 to 20 people. On normal, non-vacalion days , the city was palroled by one man on the north.side, another on the soulh side and a third that floated between the first two. F'or Easter the department would !ill out its ranks by hiring off-duty policemen lrom Santa Ana. the Orange County Sheriffs Office and California Highway Patrol. "Of course, we had something then that you don't see anymore." Blue com· menled . "The custom car was really the thing then. and we probably had more fights start beCause of cars than for any other reason .'" He said the car owners usually parked in the vicinity of the former Rendevous Ballroom in Balboa so thelr cars could be admired by people on their way lo the dances. "And as soon as someone as much as laid a hand on one of those $12,000 babies. the owner would just haul off and hit him ," Blue said. The fiery demise of the Rendevous In 1966 and the gradual disappearance of the aparlments thal could be rented for the week for an exorbitant amount are the changes Parker credit., with the killing of Bal Week . He has lived in Newport since 1943 and been with the force since 1958. There 'were times in the heyday of Bal Week thal officers and health depart· ment inspectors would roust as many as 16 people from one miniscule apartment. That there were never any suffocation deatns is a phenomenon that will probably never be explained . "fl used to be that people could pay for a year's taxes and up-keep on these little beach shacks by renting them for a week at Easter. "And the city was a resort town then- prctty dependant on the tourist dollar . "But it's not like that anymore. We have a large resident population and those prople who still rent out apartments can usually make more money on them through year leases,'' he txplamed. Nixon, Reagan Accord On Welfare Worked Out The dispute over California's com· pliance with federal welfare regulations apparently was worked out Friday at a meeting in San Clemente of Pre!'iident Nixon , Gov. Ronald Reagan and Elliott Richardson. Se<:retary of Health. Educa. tion and Welfart. '"We have found a way !o work toii:ethcr for a common cause:· Nixon announced after what he described as an eminently suN:'eSSful "summit conference on welfart refomi ·· The President told rtportcrs lhat Reagan's proposed California welfare reform plan can be implemented in ma - jor detail ''without being in violaUon or contrary to federal regulations or law " At issue wa:s the PQ.'<Sible w1lhholdlng of some $700 million irf' Jedcral welfare payments over ~agan·~ failure to pay cost-of.living tncre&Je$ to Wf'lf11re rte\· pienl.t1 11nd hi~ inslstanct on public strvlre job!'i for those welfar"' recipient! capable. of working It was agree6 that staff memtx>rs of the Deparlment of Health, &rpcallon ' .... and Welfare· and representatives of Reagan would meet next week in Sacramento tn work out "interim pro- blems," but the word from lhe summit meet1n~ "'as that Californi;i would be in major compliance wilh Nlicon '11 welfare reform bill now in th' House \\'ay~ and Means Committee . California has a June 30 deadline fnr complian~ with the federal la"' It 111 the same date. by wh ich Reagan said the slate legislature must get its budget paSl!ed. including hi!'i welfare rtform pro- posals which he said Ile felt would bt approved and be 1n compliance with federal la\lo'S Nixon said he welcomed the initiative ln this field by the nation's largest state He sald California, with 10 percent of lhe nstion's population and 16 percent of the nation's welfare rccipitnts. could pmvide useful information orr how the nation as a whole can apply it~ welfart tffor1.11. Reagan last month pmpo!td p8rlng S7SO millkln from tht state's S3 btlllon· 1-year welfare efforl 't Route Meet ' Optimism 'Overflows' Newport Reach councilmen were overflowing wllh optimism but devoid of any delails about their meeting with state officials Friday on I.he fate. of their Pacific Coast Freeway agreement. "We are au optimistic there will be an amicable solution," said Mayor Ed Hirth, head of the committee appointed to negotiate repeal of the contract. Hirth, Vi~ Mayor Howard Rogers and Councilman Donald Mcinnis met with California Public Works Director James A. Moe for more than an hour to talk about the pact. which covers the C.orona de! Mar leg of the freeway and which Newport residents, in a landslide vote, !Bid should be cancelled . Immediately after the March 9 ballot, the council named t~ negotiating com· mittee and gave it 60 days to work .mt a joint rescission. Although full of hope. Hirth's report avoided details. "ll was a very congenial meeting, a useful exchange of information . We brought them up to dale on the background. They said they will check into the technical details and we will have anolher meeting in the near fu· ture." Hirth said Moe did not make any commitments. however. "He has not given any position and I cannot predict what they will do. "They ire willing to make 11: con· structive effort. however," he said as he hung up to catcb his plane home. W estrnoreland 'Feels No Guilt' Over My Lai LUBBOCK. Tex. (UPI) -Gen. William C. Westmoreland says he fe<els "no guilt -not in the least" for Lt. William Cal- ley's conduct at My Lai. ·•1t is an absurd allegation." to accuse him of sharing Calley's guilt. Westmore- land said Friday. "You cannot compare my role and the ronduct role in Vietnam with that nf (Japanese) Gen. Yamashita." the U.S. Army Chief of Staff and former field general in South Vieltlam said at a n!'WS confereace. Yamashit11 was ronvicted and han'led for war crimes hi\troops committed dur· ing World War 11 \though he claimed to have no knowledge of those crimes. "Gen. Yamashita failed lo follow up on allegations and reports of atrocilies and bring them tn justice," Westmoreland said. "If having received allegation~. they had been ignnred, certainly thosl'! in authority for the U.S. in Vietnam wou.l,d be guilty of violating war crimes ton. Westmoreland said such allegations are received continually, and each one is investigated . "Never in all history have we imposed such constraint over our troops and our fire power. and given such attentiori to avoiding civilian casualties as in Viet- nam," the four-star general said. From Page J CALLEY ... Presidenl Nixon is going lo do the right thing . "\Ye do call on the American Congres~ and on the President because everyone here tl'lnight had some loved ones in Vietnam or Korea ." Before the rally, Wallace paid a brier visit to Calley in the latter's bachelor 11p:1rtment on the pos{, where a military policeman guards him day and ni,:iht. Wallace said the Calley case was hav· Ing the effect of bringing "the good people nf this country together and meet- inJi;s such a~ tonight are going lo even- tually straighten this country out." The auditorium was evacuated for 2.'i minutf'S prior lo the st.art of ttie program because. police said, the management 11tot 11 telephone call that a bomb ""·ould go off al 8 p.m. Saturday , Apr11 l, lq71 A Rap With Art Buckwald Ribs, Cajoles at VCI By GEORGE LF.IOAL Of llM O.lly ,., •• ft•ll Humorist and syndicated columnist Art Buchwald gently, but firmly, ribbed the editors end writers or the New University, UC Irvine's S t u d t n t newspaper during a informal discussion with students Friday afternoon. Asked lo critique the weekly student newspaper , a copy of which had been provided students and n e w s m e n , Buchwald criticiied it for having articlis "that are too long and too opinionated ." "A newspaper belongs to its readers, not it! staff," Buchwald told the student editors. "You should conduct a readership survey to find out how well it's being read. "People don·t like 1o read articles lhat are too long. They like short stories. "It's a cop-out to say you want to wri~ a long story to get something off your chest," he told a student writer who's argued that the paper tried to present personal opinions. When he asked why the New University didn't seem to carry much news or campus events , Buchwald was told "there isn't enough going on here to report on, every week." But the former staff writer for the use Trojan and editor of that in· stitution's former humor magazine "Wampus" didn 't buy that argument "With any community of 8,000 people there is enough happening for a newspaper to write about. To serve its community a paper must send reporters out to find interesting things to write about," he said. At that point, another student piped up that he'd been told the dormitory rents had just gone up another SIO •·and I haven't seen anything about it published on campllli." When asked how much his column cost and if the New University could buy it, Buchwald said, ··1 would fight you on using my column in your nev.·spaper. A student newspaper stfou\d be written by students -find your own humorist on campus and give him a chance to write." Howe ver, student journalism did not dominate the afternoon session with students which precteded his 8 p.m. lecture in Crawford Hall. With cigar in hand, Buchwald replied to questions ranging from the generation gap to the Calley conviction . The Washington-based columnist said In his trips lo college campuses throughout the U.S. he'd observed that the generation gap has shrunk so that "there are only two years between the generations-the difference between the agea of high school and college student&." On Calley, the columnist said, "I'm confused myself about it. The Left wantJ the Generals who got us in to that war DAILY ,.ILOT Sl•ff ~ SPEAKS OUT AT UCI Columnist Buchw1ld hung, not Calley, and the right thlnb Calley should have done what ha did in the first place, and thus be freed. "Ifs too difficult a subject to write either a humorous or a satirical column about." Buchwald said. Asked If his columns shut off 10me of his big-wig sources, Buchwald aaid, 1imply, "rjo. I never talk to them anyway." Unfolding a battered newspaper clip that will be the source of a future column. he said, ·1 write my columns based on what I clip from newspapers." He reads the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Daily News and the Evening Star. He speculated that Reagan will be the Republican nominee if Nixon doesn't run in 1972 and said, "I don't think any President can survive four years in office these days." No fan of the Nixon administration, Buchwald said there is "a lot of fantasy in Washington now. There was even more during the Johnson adm...,ation and there is probably a lot or fantasy right here on your campus, in your paper." An example of what be means by fanta sy in Washington is to be found ln.a recent column in which he di!CUUN the Laos invasion and Jeave1 blanb for people to describe the varlOU! baWes as they like-as victories or defeats. County Welfare Director Sees $4 Million Fund Hike By .JACK BROBACK we would be Jn serious trouble." ot t~• 0.11~ "•t sr.n On the second day of preliminlJ'Y If Orange County \Yetfare Director budget hearinp, Baker w1s the"· only Granville: Peoples get& what hi'! says his supervisor present. This surprised tome observers as Board Chairman Robert department needs, the budget for 1971·72 Battin and supervisor1 Ralph Clarie' iDd ""'iii be up S4 million. or 16 percent Ronald Caspers have vowed to cut the more than current spending for the 1971-72 budget to the bone: needy. Current aessions are only preliminary. And Peoples said hi~ figures are con-The real studies begin in July when servative and based on an improvement the supervisors actually make final in the general economy in the next decisions on tbe budgeb for the variOUI 12 months. _ departments. "I've cut S4 million out of thi! budget Peoples estimated the total Welfare gambling on an improvement in the Department budget for the coming year economy," the welfare director told a at $98.3 million, up from $74.8 million preliminary budget study session Friday. this year. The county's share i1 f26 Supervisor David L Baker, the only million, up $4 million. board member attending the session, Peoples reviewed the various welfare questioned the wisdom of this move. programs with each showing an increase "That's a pretty broad gamble,'' said in money needs. As an e1ample, the the supervisor. "isn't it better t.o unemployed father program which he overestimate and save the money than said is now approachin& $12 million to underestimate and place the board although only two years ago it wasn't in a position of having to find money large enough to list separately. where there isn't any?" People said administrative coat 1 Baker contended that the budget could represent only about 12 or 13 percent be in serious trouble if the eainomy fail· or the budget and that they had been ~ lo improve "If we had to go the con-reduced by one: third in the last Uve tingency fun~. which is only about a years. "Eighty-eight percent of the total million doUars . you could consume the budget is going out in cash to the whole thing in a few days and then people." DAILY ,.11,0T ,._.. !fr .Hfl~ VllftfW A SUMMIT CONFERENCE ON WELFARE REFORM WAS STAGED IN SAN CLEMENTE H\W S.crtlory Richordoon Miik" P~nt A1 Gov. R11g1n And Pro1ida'1 Ll1t1n ' • • ' ' t I I I I ' -· -.. ~ -· --.. .. 4 OAJL Y l'fLOT Pulpit i1n1I On Palm Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard, Mlniater of the t1aurcll ol Rell1lou1 Sdeace, 20052 Laiuoa Canyon Ro,td, Laguna Beach, ""'ill speak on the subject or "The Spirit Triumphant." at both strvices •l 9 a.m. and at 11 a.m. at the church. The Church of ReligiolU Science iJ sponsorln& Thursday lec- ture.1 al the ~isure World, Oubhouse Two at 10 a.m. These lectures are free of c~rge and open to the pUblic. Qualified teachers are In charge of children r r o m babvhood through high school durin1 the 9 o'clock service only . P.1ount of 011\'CI• Lutheran t'b.urcb. 24772 Chrlstane Dr .. htission VieJ o, hosts three festival Easter services al 7, 9 and II a.m. Rev. Robert H. Lange and Rev. Paul D. Uhlar will be preaching. The chancel, caroler's and cherub choirs ·will be presentinJ!: a special program. including four instrumentalists, t w o trumpets, F'rench horn and baritone horn to enrich the \\'O rship services. "The Glory of Easter" Easter Cantata \\'ill b e presented by the Chancel Choir of the First Baptl~t Church or Huntington Beach on Palm Sunday evening, at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Nancy Prickett will direct and l\lrs. Edythe s"·ensen will be g u e s t organist. The Pastor, \V illis J. Loar. will bring a brief devotional. Refreshments will be served follo"'ing t h e presentation. The public is in- vited. At the Morning Worship Service on Palm Sunday. Pa:.Lor LOar 's nlessage will be "The Tate of Two Cities." Worship services are held at 11 a.m. with Church School at 9:45 a.m. for all ages. On Maundy-Thursday, a Candlelight C o m nl u n I o n Service will be held at 7:30 p.m .. commemorating Jesus' Last Communion with His disciples in the Upper Room. The public is cordi~lly invited to attend this ~iritual .service. On Palm Sunday, the Sacra- ment of Infant Baptism and the Sacrament of Holy Com- munion will be celebrated al morning "·orship service at 9:30 a.m. of C bri1t Prtsbvtertac Church, 2 0 t I 2 ~1agn0iia St .. Hun l in gt on Beach . In the afternoon from 1 lo 4 p.m. on Palm Sunday , the festival of friendship will be the occasion of friendly and informal call ing and visiting by members of the congregation . On M au n d y Thurs d a y al 6:30 p.m., members of the church will join together in a fam ily sup- per of stew and bread. Follow- ing the meal there will be !he breaking of the bread and the sharing of the cup around the supper tables. as those present try to feel somelhing of the settinR and experiences of the Last Supper. Three Arch Bay families v.i\I gather in their clubhouse al 7:30 a.m. for the traditional Easler service on April II. 1971. Dr. C. ~lifford Bacon will conduct th&. early morning service with a sermon entitled "We have Good Ne"'s". -Soloist t-.1rs. Paul Norman Anderson will be accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Paul Birnbaum. Coffee will be served on the patio following the Sl!rv!ce. south Orange Coast arra Scottish Rite l\tu1ons wlll observe l\1aundy Thursday al 7 p.1n. in the Hotel Lagunu, Laguna Beach. John A . Sickenberger. past venerable master of the Los Angeles Scottish Rite will conduct the ceremonies. \Y a r re n F. fl.1organ, past manager of the Laguna Beach Chamber ol Commerce will discuss "I'm Only One Small Person. \\'hat Can I Do?" The l\lesa Vrrde United l\letbodist Ch urch. 1701 Baker Street, Costa l\lesa, will have two Sunday morning worship services at 9 ando>t0:30 a.m. Rev. Paul C. Bieserneyer has selected as his s-e.rmon topic "'He Took It Upon llimself" The Church School will meet al 9 a.m. for nursery through high school. and al 10 :30 a.m. for nursery through sixth grade. The Junior High United Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday, 7:30 p.m ., there will bt Holy Com1nunion. The minister "'ill gi1·e a brief meditation and the Chancel Choir will sing. Good Friday, 7:30 p.m., there "'ill be a service of r-.1usic and t-.1edila· lion on the Se\·cn Last \\lords of Jesus. Newporl Center Un 11 e d J\1et.hodl!l Church of Newport Beach ffnrmerly the Balboa Island United ~1 e 1 hod 1 s 1 Church), extends a cordial in- vitation to !he con1munity to participate in Palm Sunday, Holy Week, and Ea s t er • services. The congregation tl : 15 am.. at SL Michaels a1,d All Angels Ep!SCUp411 Church, Paciflc View Drive and Marguerite, Corona del Mar. At 9:30 a.in. an idenlical ser vice is held ii.I the Balboa Island United Meth od ist Church , 115 Agate. Balboa island. Church ~S<:hool is held during each service. 'J'he Palm Sunday sermon, by t he minister. Don A. Bass.se tt , will be "Palm Sunday -Point of No Return." A speciaJ Palm Processional wilt be led by children to open the worship services on Palm Sunday l\1aundy Thursday Communlon Service will be held April 8, at the Balboa Island United Methodist Church, at 7 p.m. On Good Friday, al 7 p.m .. 211 Tenebrae j Service of Dark- ness) Service will be held at the Balboa Jsland location . Young peopl e will be con· firmed and adults will be we lcomed as ne\v nlembcrs a t the Co mu n ity Presbyterian Chu r c h of Laguna Beach. 415 forest Ave., on Triumphal Entry Sunday at the II a.m service. There will also be a half hour service al 8·45 and another one-hour service at 9:3(), when Dr. Dallas R. 'I\1roer wil I be speaking on thhe subject "Triumphal r:ven in Trouble." The annual Lenten sacrificial offering for world relier and E1nergcncy Service i\nd the Self-Development of People- The One Great !lour of Shar- ing-\1'ill be rcce1\'ed Maundy Thursda.v, will be observed at the Community Presbyteria n C b u r c h or Laguna Beach, 4!5 Forest ··-.. ,, ~· ... ' Drug Battle Sparked Avt.. with a church family diMer at 6:30 p.m. ,followed by the Sacrament Of. Holy Comn1unio1 to bC served around lhr table!!. Twelve Rul- ing Elc'l:rs. portraying the Twelve Disc1ples of Jesus, will lead In !he y;orship, along with the Chancel Choir directed by Marilyn Interlandi. M rs . Hartley Sears ls chairman of dinner arrangements. Palm Sunday "'iii b c celebrated at First Christian Church of Costa l\1esa. at the corner of Victoria and Placen- tia . arnong the Palin leaves \\'h ich will d!:!corate I he Sanctuary The Rev Jan1es E Piercy. Pastor. will speak un the :.UbJeC\ "'Vere yoLJ there when Christ Came to Town"" During the Vesper Mour . 7 p.m., the title of his messa~e will be .. \Vere yo u There When Peter Denied My Lord?" Other Sunday Services a~ Sunday Bible· School at 9:30 a.m. l\1rs. Joan Stone is Sunday School Superin- lt:ndent The Christian Youth Fellowshi p for boys and girls in grades I through High School meets al 6 pm ~11ssionaries at Home i~ sponsorinR a special musical concert Monday evening at (See PULPIT, Page S) Clergy Meet With Nixon Over Probl.em Jn the human spirit and alternatives for tumm, people m 0 1 i v a t i 0 n told the on lo Ille rather than 1 churchmen: "If ' there is an chemically induced baze." By Geor1e W, CorneU WASHINGTON, D.C. (API -In the pasl year, arrests for drug smuggling rose 88 percent, Seizures of marijuana tripled. They multiplied 15 times in the case e( cocaine, more than doubled for hashish. Local arrests of dope pushers and users soared acro,ss the United States. This is part ef the picture of rising drug traffic outlined by governwenl officials last week before an extraordinary White House gathering of top· level leaders of the nation's religious bodies. "Al most, v•e have 10 years to prevent a socia l catastrophe, if it is not too late already." said John Ingersoll, director of lhe Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. which has 1.000 agents ferreting out sup· pliers. f..1yle s J. Ambrose, Bureau of Custorns com1nissioner. sai d Lhe drug ''cancer in our society" has spread with "frightening speed and in· tensity" among the young, in colleges. in businesses and the military. • "\\'e have an epidemic on our hands that can produce an An1erican disaster," he said. "\\'e\•e lost mor e Americans lo heroin than there are victims of the "'ar." The gathering involved :111 day.Jong presentation of facts, figures , drama and films. depicting the scope of drug abuse. expanding efforts of lhe government to combat 11 <1.nd appeals to the chur.ch leaders for help. President Nixon. saying ''heart of the problem" the lay answer, you have it." lie described. damartnc ef- lt was the first tlme: the feels of various addictive N. d . I t ti I h d met drugs. As for marijuana he 1xon • min s ra On a . . said two more ye ' t with the country's religious h . ara o leadership, including top of-researc now 1n pro1ress \till ficials both of mainline and 5maller denominations, Chris- tian and Jewish. "It is clear that on th.is issue we all have a re! pons ibili1y, and lfs something we can m o v e together on in various ways," commented the Rev. Dr. A. Dale Fiers, of Indianapolis, chief executive of the Chris· tian tllurch Disciples. The Rev. Dr. J. H. Jack~n . of Chicago, president of a 5.&- million-member predominanUy black denomination. the Bap- tist Convention of the U.S.A , said after hearing Ul4! reports of increasing drug abuse and it.'! ravages : ''We\1e come to a crisis and an impasse. The govern- ment has recognized it as a 1noral problen1 and also the dynamism of religion and ils responsibility for rene\\'al 1n our culture and for restoring the losl values of the nation." John C. Bi'oger. director of the Armed Forces Offf e of Information. linked drfgs to the rock-music culture. cillng evidence from song lyrics. the yout h underground and rock festival scenes ··~1y persona! conviction i~ that we are facing the \\'Orst crisis in 1,000 years." he said. Dr. Bertram S. Bro"·n. director of the N a t ion a I Institute of l\Iental Health services, said par! of the solu- tion is finding ''1\1eaningful IS.. DRUGS, Pq• 11 Pilot Plans Rites Story For Holidays The DAILY PILOT is pl a.n· ning a special .!tory to r1,1n Wednesday announcing special services scheduled by Orang1 Coast churches and lemple.s ma rking the pritnary days ol Holy \\1eek, Easler Sunday and the Passover. The final deadline {or 11 11 material to run in this st01·y will be Monday at 5 p.m. Any material received ahet thilt time "'ill probably nol be included . The items 1hou ld l i1 1 name or the ..:hurch, address, service limes. pastor or rab- bi's name, sermon and any other material essential to lh~ services. Please be brief. The articles can be sub- mitted lo any DAILY PILOT office. Addresses include: 330 \\' Bay St .. Costa Mesa; 2211 \'I . Balboa Bh·d., Newport Beac.h: 222 Forest A v e . , Laguna Beach ; I 7875 Beach Bl vd .. Huntingto" Beach and 305 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente. I ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY Newport Unity LOll:IN o . l'LtCIUNCOlllL. Mlnluw Devotlo1ol S."k• -10 A.M. &: 11 :15 A.M. 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RMdlnt Roe111, 2150 MOHi Verd• Dr. Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist Ith & Oli''· Hu,.tintto" l1och S1111doy School -f;JO & 11 :00 A.M. Ch11rcli -9:JO & 11 :00 A.M. llo•dl11• Ree"' -221 Meir St. Newport Be1ch-First Church of Christ, Scientist llOJ Vlo Lide, N• .. P•ft ''°'"' Church I S1111doy Schoel -9:15 l 11 :00 A.M. R1odl119 Re•'"· ))15 Vlo Lide N•wport B•1ch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 3100 Pocillc View Dr., Coro110 ... 1 Mer Clr111rch & Sunday School -I 0:00 A.M. leodlrtt koo111 -1500-1 CooM Hwy. :\11 arc cort11u/ly niullrd to atleud t/1e ch11rcli servict 5 nnd e111oy 1he privilege5 of t/1, Rradnig Roo1ns Ch11d Cer• rre•le.d AT All SlltYICIS OP NlWl'OkT IUCH -IDIKl,leil M•tl119 91 .. wlotly Herpff ll•1M11tery SchMI 4i S r. llrtri St., c •• ,. Mt•• Phono: 64S-3191 D1y or Night FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2111 CLIP' Dll¥1, NIWl'OIT llACH A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU Dr. W1lt1r t.H.., Sdtfff -9:41 A.M, Pegg, Pastor WetUI,-11 A.M •• 7 r .M. I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Moin & Adams Streets H untington Beach Mornin9 Wonltip , ... , , . , , . , , . , , ....... 1:10 l It :00 1.m. l ible School , • , , , , , . •:45 •·""· Yowlh G•n~p• ...... 11 :00 P·""• Ev1nin9 Wcr1hip , .• , 7:00 p.m. NvrtorY c1r1 1>tCv•dHI 1t Iii •tr~icu Oit•tl. 13'.2~ 0111 O.vo!iOI\ ~'6·9.SICI Seventh-Day Adventist Church 271 A•ocode SI .. Costo M111 JNn S~1wm1k1, P11tor PMnl: S464Sf6 Carona del Mar y,l.lRCH (,; \:iJ o,.. ~ I' ,.. ~ -" z ~ COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • -"' -I + 611 HELIOTROPE Worthi, -10 A.M. Ch11rcli Scheol-10 A.M. I s.bb.1~ Sc~onl . • • • 9;JO •. rn. Morni119 Wor1~ip , • 11 :00 •·'"• Pr1y1r M11 ti119 W1d., 7 :JO p.111. I _))/lend church o/ 'four choice 1.-======================-====,ll THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMIS, ]209 Vie Liii•, Ntwll'ort ... c.h 7:10 A.M. -H•IY IKll•rilf 9:00 A.M. -F•"'ll" Wertldp t 1 :00 A.M. -AIMt11ot1 Hol'f Ce"'m11nl111 &: Mornlnt rroy•r Mili·Wffll Holy C1111'"1111lo11 & Hull11t Sef•lct• T111.-oy-IO:JO A.M. Wl'd11nd•y-1 :00 r.M. Child Cer• •t t :DO A.M, Tllo ke•. J•lla r. AiAo:y II, locter -rtiet1•: 675°0210 CHURCH OF REllGIOUS SCIENCE $UJtOA• 1111v 1c• II OI I ~ ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine R••· Herhft N. Ni1t111Ho S11t1li•y Si::ti••l-9;00 A.Ill . ~11lt•r Senk1 -t :Ot A.M. kimlly s.,.,1ce -lO:JO A.M. I ll3·12ll N11rHrf C•,. IJJ.JJ41 A Cordial Welcome from 1 THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH . ! NEWPORT CENTER Wol'111ip-ll :l5 A.M. •• s,. Mlch••l1 r,i.co,•I Ch111'h Mor,111tlt1 •t ,oclfic Vltlt' Dr. Cere11e dtl Mtr rh1111 : •7s-o9so Coil• M•1• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St, I Htrbor l l•ol. Ch11rch Werihip -•:JO l t t Church Schoel -,,JO 541 .7727 Cool• M111 North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCrl M111 V1rll 1 l l1k1r S1. S••-111• Woroh.p I Ch11rch Scheel •:OO l I 0:3 0 A.M. Fount1•n V1 li•v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1122S l u•h ••C 'l#il·2S•l Worohip-,;lO A.M. C~u•ch Schoe!-•:lO & t O:~S A.M. H~nti119t o11 lo•,h FIRST UNITED METHQDIST CHURCH . i721 171~ St. Slt.-J517 S1rvic11 -'1:15 J. 10 :30 Nurstry (l 'I All Mtrnin• Church School -':II H1111tin9!011 1 •• ,h -Norti. COMMUNITY METHOOIST CHURCH ••12 Hoil Avo, 142· .. 461 Wo,.hip l Ch11rt.h St.~oel 9 I 11!;]0 A.M. lrvillt -(111 l l11ff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 8ll·l2ll !1421 C11I••• Ro10!l at U"l'•trJ1!y Orlvt Wonhip I Chur~h Schetl ' &-10:10 A.M. l 1t11n 1 lt1ch METHODIST CHURCH ' 21 t.l2 W11!1y Dri v• '" S11u1n l.f11u11• Wenhi, ""' Ch11r,h Schn1I -Ill A.M. 499 -1011 SABBATH SE RVICES RELIGIOUS SC HOOL harbor reform temple RABBI 8ERNAAOP KING 4 .. meeting 1t St. J1mes EoiKOO•I Church a 3:<'09 V11 lido, Newpart 8tfdi For lnfOl"'Tlltlon C..11 fl7S· 7230 I . I Pulpit tCoollloecl from Pace 41 7:30 p.m. at the fi'irsl Baptist ,Church ol Costa M e • a • rFeatuffij perfonners will be the Resent# Qi.iartet along -.ilh the Brentwood Alrea Trio .Irvine Ave., Ind 16~ St.reel, 1n Nt1''POrt Beach. T h e sermon will be dellv~ed by the Rtv. Richard W, Jroos, iienlor pastor of thr First Presbyterian Church el Santa Ana. Merle Valdez, director of tht' 200 voice Harbor Chorus, wdJ prestnt a special selection cf Ea!ter music. The Chorus. comprised of Children and adults from all over Ole Harbor area, started prepar· ing lot the service early In January. Thi! year. they will feature two selectirins from -and a trumpet solo by Ed .}tevens. 11lere wlll be no ,charae and the concert Is open to the public. 'the Weatherford Quartet, noted for lhalr Gospel Mutic pre1entltions for 20 years on records, radio and television, will bt b1 concert at the First Biptist Cburcb of Costt Mesa, 301 M11nolia St., Sunday at 7 p.nl. Dr. Frank Collins, J)lstor of lhe C1lvary Baptist ·Church of Bellflowtr and presldtnl of the Wl!at C<>1i;t 'B1pti1t Blble Fellowship will : ipeak 1t the same time. •'• ': Fairview BapU1t Cburcb, !~ Fairview Road, Costa !Meta. presents Sunday ""orsh\p services at 10 a.m. with lhe Lords Supper. Rev. 'Melvin Taylor's communion nltdlt.ation will be "Easy Rider." Church School is at · 10:30 a.m. " Christ Lalberan Church, 76(} •Victoria St .. Costa Mesa, will bold Palm Sund1y servi«s at .a.;15 and 11 a.m. with a 11-e rm on entitled. "Identity 'Crisis in 1 Moment of Glory . Holy Communion wiD be distributed. Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. ' "'twpcrt Unlly C b u r c b , , meeting in the Senior Citizens ·Building. 15th and Irvine Ave., 'r.•ewport Beach, holds :i1ervice:i1 ,_t 10 and 11 :15 11 .m. Rev . Loren Dale F\ickh1ger wlll Speak on "'The Voice of the Multitude." The O>mmualty U n I t e d ; Melhodl1t Church, 6662 J{eil : Ave .• Huntinrton Be11ch. wi_ll 'J!re:sent the Chancel Choir doing it:i1 rendit'o'.ln of "The .Centurion" by Jack Coleman. : Tht presentation will be Sun- , day at 7:30 p.m. The: Church of the Nazarene, 18&5 Anaheim St.. Costa Mesa. Is holding a :series or revival services through Easter Sun- day every eveninlit' at 7 p.m. Alld Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Rev. ·'Joe Wolpe is speaking. The Palm Sunday services 8! Finl Cbrfstlan Church of Laguna Beach. Le1tion at Glenneyre, will i11clude a ii:ermon by Rev. Bruce Cushing enlillcd "After the Ho:c.annas." The church trio 'will also sing. 11,ie Lord's Sup- , per will be served at the lt · a.m. worship. Jack Windisch, ' ccwboy evangelist and former 'nightcl!& entertainer wlll solo . and spe&k at the 7 p.m. ·service. "The Fork in the Ro&d" Is the sermon Iheme chosen by Rev. Ken McMillan for the Palm Sunday services of worship at the Finl United Methodist Church of Fountain Valley, 111225 Bushard Street. This Sunday there wJll be two 5ervices or worship at 9:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. The Chan- . eel ChOlr, under the direction :or Mr. William Drozda, will ; bring the anthem of worship :at 9:30, and the Junior Choir, . under the direction cf Mrs. Esther Drotda. will sing at the 10:45 service. M r. : McMillan will be ad- . ministeriilg· lhe. Sacrament_ of ·Baptism tltis Sunday morning :and new persons will be : reeeived into the fellowship :or the churc h. On Maundy , Thursday the First United ·Methodist Church will be , Joining with the First Baptist '.Church of Fount1l11 Valley for 'a potlU(k dinner and ~\ebra· tion of Holy Communion. The C"t\ebr&lion will be held at the First Baptist Church. 17415 M11nolia and will begin at 6:30 p.m. Eich family is lo bring a hot dish and either A salad or dessert. The com· munion celebration will be Jed by Rev. Dana Hawkes and Rev. Ken McMiiian. The Women's Society of ChrlsUan Strv\cl!I of Firs& United ~fethodl•l Qorch of Nuntlnrtoo Btacb wlll hold its annual "Spring Luncheon' .April 14 It 10 1.m. In the church 1anctu11.ry. Tht pro· 1tr1m wtll include a skit celled Four Mary's followed by the Harmon1ire1 musical group 'from Huntington Beach High ·Scbool 1inging during the )uncbeon. :Reservations for the ~uncbton It 11:30 a.m. are to be made by Monday, April "12 with clrcle chairmen l)r ~ ca\llng the church cffice. 5.1H537. The Newport 11 1 r b M Kiwanis Oah will hold its an· null Ea11ter Sunrise Service "" Eaate.r Sunday at 5:-46 a m. in thl!i Newport Harbor High School St.ad/um . Tbfl stadium it lecal.ed on lbt C1lrM.r ef I' Handel's Messiah. Rev. Edward Reitz, f o r m e r chaplain of Hoag 'demorial Hospital , will cot.duct the order of worship . Palm Sunday will be observ· ed al the 10 a.rn. service (lf worsbip at thrlst Ole Shephtrd Lutheran. Cburch, Camino Capistra1ic,. at Del Gado Road, Cap~trano Beach. "Holy Communion wUl be ad· ministered and . every true believer in Christ as Savior is invited te partake of the Lord's Supper with us . Dr. Emory Ackerman will deliver a brief meditation en "Finding God in Christ'.' Thi.! is the concluding message on the Lenten series "Discovering God Anew." Maundy Thursday a service will be held at 7:30 p.m. with the choir singing a special anlJicm . Holy C.Om· munion will be observed. Nursery available for small children during all worship services. Six dedicated and qualified young people from Central Bl· bit Church, 23rd and Orange, Costa Mesa. will leave Mon- day, April 5 to take part in a week-long Youth Missionary Camp ronducte.d by Practical MissiONlry Training. The rnain thrust of this 1'-1issionary Camp. which is located in a tiny village in the re~ote Juarez Mountains 50 nnles east of Ensen11da. is Christian duiclpleship. These high school young people ar~ _serio_usly considering the mission field. arid are taking advantage of this opportunity for on-the · Held training and experience wltich will help equip _th~ fol more effective Chr1st1an s~ice abroad or at home. 'fbl)Se from Central Bible CtJJrch who are participating in this program are: Ja~ice Hes,e, Jolee Miner. Jenni~er Pittman, David Hanlon, Tim QuinlZ and Sam Ramos. SI. Jamts Episcopal Church. 3209 Via Lido. Newport Beach, will celebrate Palm Sunday with three services of lloly CommuiUon at 7:30. 9 and JI a.m. The Rector of St. James. Father John Ashey wHI pre ach at _all _ three services. Music wtll include selections for trumpet and organ. Wayne Waterman \\'ill be guest trumpeter. Lutheran Church Of The Master 2900 Pacific View Dr. Corona' del Mar. offeH4wo hours or worship at !I and JI a.m. The Lord 's Supper will be offered on this Palm Sunday. t>r. Wm. R. Eller will deliver the messa,1re "A Beautiful Act". The choirs or the congregation will render special music fitting for the day. Some thirty SeP1ior 1-lii;h Luther Leaguers will leave on Sundav afternoon for a th rr~ day Holy V..'eek Re tr e ~ I . Special Holy Week serv1CC!I o( worship will be offered, Worship with the Llird's Sup- per will be h'!ld on Thursday evening. A Tene?rae se~lt-e will be held on Friday everuni;. featurinl{ Jesus seven last words of lhe cro~s. "\\'hat Palrri Sunday Meant" is the title of the sermon to be heard 111 thf' 11 8 m. '.'>ervice of Fount&ln V11llty Presbyteri1tn Church. 9 4 2 O T11lberl. Sunday-~chool classe'I wll1 precede at 1:30. 11nd will begin a new series or les!<lns. At the 7:30 p.m. Ve.~pcrtime Pastor Stanlev Allen will prest>nt "A Revit>w nf the Evenl'I of Jesus' Last Weck." Thi" !'trmnn subject r11r Sunday at Coron11 de! Mar Community Church. Congre,r:1tfon11I. 81 l Hrlintrooe Ave. will bt t-l'lllllcd "A Str:lnR'r Pariuit." to h e presented by Dr. Philip G. Murray. Worshln srrvices are 11 t 10 3 m. with r h\ldC'arr. f'hurch School i.~ .. iso .. t Ht Communion strvicc11 ~·ill be. held ,,n M1n1ndy 'T1lund3y 111 8 p.m. The Servire n f Tentbrar will alsn be prr.~tecf ~nd Receplion of new members. Cath y Birk. Dism"y!and'!! Hi?n Amb•5.,adnr. 11rtd M .. ry ,fOOfs. public r e I 11 t i n n 11 rt!nre~n111tivr l:lf the Mal.':lc Kinpdmn, wi!I be the fraturtd spe~kl"rs :tt the monthly lunrhton·m~tln~ nf I h e t.11uer~11y Saini• Bu1lnt11 and Profellfo111I M t. n ' t Pew Aasoclallen of On.a1e Coa•ty on Wednesday. The meetil& wUI begin at noon at the Saddleback IM In Santa Ana. 1'-llss Birk traveled many thousands of miles and visited several rorelgn counlriea last year as Dlsneyla1d 1 1 w or I dwide represrntative. Mary Jones will tell of the progress of her company's Florida project, and will outline some of the other ac· tlvitie1 ol the Disney organiza. Uon. Guest.'I, whether LOS (Mormon) Church members or not, are invited to attend the meoeling, according to A. J . Winkelma1, president. Palm Sunday services in St. John the Divine EpbCGpal Church, 2043 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa will be Holy Com· munion at 7:30 a.m. at 9:30 a.m. there will be the Bless- ings or Palms and Solemn Procession. Holy Communion will also be served at this service. The Gom ez Brothers will ap.. pear once again i11 Orange County at Flrst B • p t I I t Church. 301 Magnolia Blvd., Costa Mesa today at 7:30 p.m. Their popular style has at· tracted both youn1 and old in their appearances in con· certs, T.V., and services. The Gomez Brothers will be singing with the po p u I R r Latinos, the Californians 81'1d the Regents. Resurrection L u t h e r 1 n Church , 9812 Hamilton, Hun· lington Beach schedules P11lm Sunday Worship and Con· firmalion at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. 'Nngley pastor. Participal· ing in the Service of Confir· mation will be 'The Reverend Howell ll. FOflter, Regional Secretary of the Board of A~rican Missions of the Lu- theran Church in America: The Reverend Arthur C. Holst, Executive Director of Luther· an Social Servi~es nf South· ern California and The Rever· end John A. Piirto. Chaplain, llS Naval Station, Lon~ Beed!'. The combined senior and youth choirs will !ing. Sunday School for grades two and above is at 9 a,m. Nursery care lhrough firrl l!rade at 10:30 a.m. Holv· Thursday Communion at 7 :~ p.m. Good f'ridav "Meditatkins About The Cross'. 2 p.m. Dr. Charles ll ·Oieren!ield. pastor, preaches Pu-t VJ "The Building Blocks of Bravery" in his Lenlen sertnon !!fries entitled "A House Not Made With Hands ," al St. Andrew8 Presbyterian Church. fiOO St. Andrews Road. Ne w po r I Beach. Identical v.· o r s h i p services are held al 8, 9:30 and Jl a.m. Youtti choirs (primary choir, Junior choir, junior high choir) sing at the three services Sunday morn· Ing. Pastor James G. Blain of Newport Harbor Lu t b: er• n Church, 793 Dover Drive, Newport Beach, will preach the sermon at both worship services. 8 and 10 ·30 •.m. on Palm Sunday. Hol)' Com- munion will be celebr1led also aL bath services. Maundy ThurS<h1y the mi:ssase will be "The Cross In Holy Com· munion." Thi! service will be al 7:30 p.m. and the Sacra· mtnt of Holy Communion will bt offered . The Good Friday :c.crvice will be al 7 30 p.m. 11nd the message will be, "The Cr~s • Symbol or Death and Life.'' As " part of_ the morning worship service Sunday morning, there will ~ a charlcr-member 1 I g n 1 n g ceremony . The Covenant Cbnrch has been holding Sun- day ~hool sessions end morn· ing worship services at the Crown V a 11 e y Elementary School. 29292 Crown Valley Parkway, regularly ~Ince September, 1970. The Rev. Mr. Edward L 1 r 11 o n , f.llperln- tendent of tht California Conference of C ovtn 11.n t Churches will be hrlna1n1 the mes.sage 1.s well •·~ officiating al the charter·member slgnlng ceremony. Rev. Robert A. Honnette. pastor or t h e church, will present the new members 8L this tlmt. The Sunday sehool IM!sslons begin at 10 a.m. wlth elasst'S for .all aRes.. 11nd the ~r1hip servicea •re at 11 a.m. Sau1rdlJ, April ), 1971 DAH. V PILOT $ How to Spread the Word Sliaring Faith Doesn't Mean Forcing It on Others Tht pastor, ltev. Robert B. Jacobs wW condutt a candlelight C o m m u n i o n ~ervlce at 7 p.m. and speak on the topic. "The Healer." The Ron Hittenberger fam1· Jy, missionaries to Halli, will be the featured speakt!rs In a missionary emphasis day at First Assembly of God, 148 E. 22nd Street, Cos ta ~fesa. The Rev. Hlttenberger will pre.sent his work through preaching, curio display, slide pictures, and native dress at 9~30 and 10:50 tt.m.. ancl 7 p.m ., stated Pastor E: d Phillips. Mr. Hittensberger i~ a graduate of Southern California College. He has been active in evangelism and educational work among the Haitian population. "Triumphant Entry" is the By LOUIS CASSELS UP'I lt•ll1i." Wrli.r Jn his latl C()nversalion with his dir.ciples, Jesus Christ urged them not to treat lhtir faith as a private tre01sure but lo share It with men of all nations. Some Christians still take very seriously this final Instruction or their Lord, They attach high importance to the I.Ask of dlsseminating the good news of the Gospel as far and wide as possible. Others, however, seen1 to ftel it ls no longer neces· isary, <lfld perhaps not even good manners, to tell non· Christianii about Christ They ask: '"Why should we try to cram our rtligion down the throats of peOple who al· ready hl\e a religion of their ow;i?" . If the question were valid m. that form. ~t would be unanswerable But Jt is loaded with three serlOUs mlsap. prehensions. . The first is the assumption that all or most oon-~hris lians "already have a religion ol their own." Jn i:iomt or fact , there are hundreds of millions of h_uman bem.8~ on earth today who are not firmly rooted 1n any ~hgi_ous faith, and are seeking, wilh varying degrees of des~ration, to fintl some worldview that will make sense of their lives. The second misapprehension is reflee~ed in the p_hrase. "our religion." Christianity is not a tribal posess100 of v>'eslcm ~·hile men. II originated among se.mltes of the Middle East, Bul was intended from the start to be a un· iversal fa ith . If il.s earliest adherents hsd been as cha~y of "exporting our reli;rjon" as some contemporary Chri.s- tians are, the inhabitants of Western Euroi>_e. ~nd their American descendants. might still be worsh1pp1ng Zeus, Apollo, Worden or Thor. The third and worst error concerns the nature of the ta~k which Jesus laid upon bis disciples. They were not I.liked to bully. browbeat or brainwash anyone. 1'hey were simply to make kno~n to othe~s the profo~nd c~ange that h11d laken place in their own lives -and 1n their attitude lt:lward life -as a result of their ene<>unter with Christ. Dr. David H. C. Read, niinister of the f\.1adison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York. point~ out that Jt11us strongly condemne<I the arrogant and _high-handed kind of prosletyl.ing that consl!ls or "grabbing so~ebody by the throat and shouting, •now )'OU look here. Ive g~l the whole truth. and unless you ttccept my !ruth you will be condemned by Go<i" ·• Admitting that some Christians ha ve laken exactly that approach, he says , "it is kind or religious imperial· ism I.hat has given evangelism a bad name:· '"The true evangelist forswears all attempts at pre.,. ;ure, physical or psychological," Read says. .. He is not concerned with enlarging the membership or influence of his own church. He simply knows what Chris! has meant to him and wanl.1 to share this happy di5COvery with othe~." But a sensitive concern for the religious rreedom of others is not the only reason why some Christians have ceased lo practice or support evangelism. A more basic hangup in many cases is lack or con· vicHon that Christ really is "the way, the lruth and th• lire·• which all men are seeking. Those who have personally experienced Jibe.ration In Christ arc eager to as.sure others that tl's For real. The lai!h of such first-hand witnesses can be highly contagious. 1t is the best -and perhaps the only genuine -form of evangelism. Hearsay testimony from those who try t«> expunge their own doub~ by being stririent!y dogmatic rs never convincing. and is more apt to tui-n away than win converts. tiUe of the sermon lecture to be given by the Rev. Albert Burke this Palm Sunday at IO a.m. to the members and guests of Jlle Church of Religious Scltnce nf Newport Beach, meeting at the Ebel! Club, 51.'> \V. Balboa B vd. Sun· clay school meets at the same hours. The lecture is Followed by a soci11l hour. A special Good Friday lecture Is plan• ned by the Rev. Burke at the Ebel\ Club at noon . Passover Holidays Nea1• Parallels in Jewish F1~eedom Pilm Sunday. a temporary day of triumph, will usher in the events of Holy Week at l'o1oun t of Olives Lutheran Church, 24712 Chrisanta Dr .• Mission Viejo, at 8:30 . and 11 a.m. festival services. Special music will be provided by three chOlrs and lhe Ptalpit G11est distribution of palms to e_ach worshiper will s y m b _o I 1 z e Special Easter Evange· peace and victory. During 110-listic Services wilt be ly Wetk on ?<.1aundy Thursday held at the University at 7:30 p.m. the eucharisl will Baptist Church, 2252 be celebrated using the ~ew S. E. Palisades Road, rite of Holy Communion. Santa Ana at 7:30 p.m. marking the night i~ r~m~m-\Vednesday th r o u g h brance of Christ'!! 1nstitul\ng Friday and at 7 p.m. the sscrament during hi_s Sunday. Rev. Gene Ho\· earthly ministry. On Good Frr· Ier, pastor • evangelist day from noon to ~ p.m: the from Anaheim, wilt s8nctuary is open for private speak. prayer a.nd meditation. ~t 7:30 --'--------- By R1bht Garson Goodman Ttmplt: Sharon, Cnla ~te1a Your Jewish neighbors will be observing lhe Passover Holiday Season b e g i n n in g April 9 through April 17th. This observance recoun\.s the injunction in the book of Exodus, which instruct~ the Jewish people, "to accord freedom and all the rights· of citizens to strangers who might live in their midst." The Haggadah (Passover Se<ier Prayer Book) stresses the fact that the Jews had tasted the bitter fate of living as aliens in Egypt many thousands ol ytars ago, for lhe sole purpose that it be an etern11.l memorial t n cherish the principal o f Freedom . The degree of freedom a. nation enjoys at a given period depends primarily upon the p.m. will bt the Se'"".1ce of Tenebrae, a w ors h IP ex- perience of light and shadow s, scripture and hymns. The service ends in darknes11 sym· holizing Christ's stay In ~he tomb. !ncli~iduaJ absolu!ton will follow the Tenebrae Servi ce. Saddlehack Valley Gets New LDS Church Unit "King of Kings." Samuel Bronston's attempt to bring 10 life the story of Christ and the powerful personalilies and ideas of the New Testa· ment, wifl be shown Sunday evening at 7 p.m. a! '-1ounl "' Olives Lutheran Church, 247T.! Christant.a Dr , Mission Viejo. A new Church of Jesus Christ .if Latter Day Saini.a, serving the Sadd.leback Valley, will open for !ls first sei-vces Easter Sunday . The new half-million dollar facility, whlch is the culmina. lioo of iour years' effort on the port or the church"11 members, features a chapel designed to seat 300 persons :ind a recreational hall which include.~ a floor for basketball, sports aod ::lances. two bislw:>ps. The new church Is located on Los Alisos Boulevard at the Muirlands Boulevard in· tersection which lies between the Aegean Hills development and El Toro. Current church membership is 850. U,CJ Hillel Sets Rally, • Movies mental capacity of its citizens. The more a people advance intellectually. the greater is the need and demand for freedom. People outgrow their freedom as children outgrow their clothes. This explains why the cry for freedom is contlnously 110unded in diF· Ferent parts of the world at different times. The battle for freedom then is virtually ceaseless. from the human soul; no government or society can long endure unless its laws are desig:ned lo encourage and protect man's growth and his need to be tree. The festival of Passover Is an eternal reminder that Uie freedom which rur forbear:! gained for themselves in the ir day is for us lo regain ln our own days. Temple Sets Celebration Of Passover In our day, as in days past, people are expressing their desire and will to free themselves from t h e i r enslavers so they may live fuller hves and be afforded lhe opportunity of creating and enjoying the fruitoi of their lal>ors. The greater the de.sire for freedom, the clearer I! tse sign of a people advancing Temple Beth David of from darkness into the light, Orange Counly has made and /.he greater Js the promise plans for the celebration of for better things ln come. Passover at its Annual Com· .fewish deliverance from munity Seder. to be held on April 10th. at the Tudor Inn, Egyptian bondage produced a in Norwalk. svstem of laws which pro. claimed the dignity of man, This is the t:vening or the the sacrQdness of human life. second Seder, celebrating the Similari!y, the breaking away liberation of the Jewish people of the American colonies from from the tyranny of the an· British rule resulted in the cienl Pharaoh in Egypt. and American Constitution. The is traditionally observed by Bill of Rights, The Declaration the Congregation at a com· of tndePfndence, documents munity Seder. It has alway! gu1ranteeing the equality of been a memorable event, with all human beings regardless a very full attendance o! lhe of race, color or creed. Temple families , and this year "The Life of the Law," said promises lO be better than Oliver \Vendell Holmes, "has ever. been experience. The felt The tickets will include a necessitie s of the time. The full-course, traditional Holiday law enibodie!'I the story of a dinner, the complete religious nation 's development through~ Seder Service performed by many centuries " The develop-Rabbi Bernard B. Goldsmith. ment of the Jaw in effect wine and prayer books. The is a reflection of the develop-price is only $5.50 for an adult menl of a people's march and $4.50 for a child. This toward new spiritual frontiers. function is open to all Temple Preedom is the greatest familles and their friends and creative force. It enables a relatives . '"The Double Cure For Sin" is the su bject of !he sermon at Harbor Christian Church, Olsctples of Chrl1t meeting in the Harper School. -425 E. 18th SL. Costtt Mesa. Sunday school is at 9:45, worship st 10:45 11 .m_ Other features or the large. structure are 18 separate teaching areas, a complete kitchen , junior Sunday school. ladies' auxiliary rooms, bap· lismal font and facilities for person to be himself, to i\s is the custom wlth flourish, to prosper, to con. Temple Beth David, an open The UC fryine Hillel chRpter tribute his talents and genius invitation is cxtendt!d to all is sponsoring two events in for the welfare and benefit Jewish servicemen in the are11 April. of all mankind. to attend and enjoy this rune· "So S -Thurston." vo'\11 he ., Freedom is as essential lo tlon as guests of the the iuie .of a talk before th_e DRUGS·, . , On I April 13 it wllJGsporuor man's Inner growth as food COJlgregation. For more tn· u ., J 1ar1 1 •.Un I versahst aPI ra 1~A at noolnlhin ate! w•yl i~ lo his body. No law, fornlallon please contact Mr. b aia w protes e trea men therefore. con ~ enfor-• for J k e 4•0 1965 Fellowiblp of Lapna Beac ICootinu·" from Page 4) of •·vi·e1 J ' Spe ker• ·11 """' "'""'"" ac roscow, """ , or Sund11y morning by Ron c-.i .w e\f · 8 wi long if it cuta ofr freedom Mrs. Abe Gold, 431-6728. h I Th I "· needed 10 delermine the include Ruben Singer. an1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;m;m;;;;;;;;;;;;n;~;--;-------Rodecker, teac er a urs on ue Israeli actor, and Z e v1 Intermediate School, which. at full impact. but it already Yaroslavsky, president or the ..._•j "! f the present time, has a unique is known that m1rljuaoa ean California Students for Soviet \."\ system. Aided by slides and "Jmpair memt1ry" and U!t:r.ll Jews. movies, he will demonstrate e f high-potency m•rijuana •1 tfetn r{-1 p-J why the Thurston experiment !Sometimes develop anxiety On April f4. the organization QlmQvetl 0 W llJJt is in danger, and discuss and p::;;ic. will apattsor two showings of whether creative education Jn Saigon. Ambrose said, the movie "Exodus'' 1lL 7 p.m. Tht Southk:tnd's Most B~lllllifuJ csn with!itand the onrushing '"you -.an buy marijuana as and 10 p.m. in Computer backlash. The meeting will easily as toothpaste" and Sciences. room 174. TJckets Memoriah begin at 10:30 a.n-i. in Room heroin 11\most as easily. are $1.50 and proceeds go lo Al.AUIOlfVM • cotUMLU1uM • CEMIT9' 2J of Laguna Beach High Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchelll•lhe-ciilub_. ------II School. 625 Park Avenue. Jn and secretary of housing and p an evening meeting com· urban development, George s ALE menclog at a p.m. at 3070 Romney, also stressed the Nestall JWad. Laguna Beach, rplrltual nature of the pro-- lhe fellow•hip will h •Ir blem, ctUng a vacuum in WATER LILIES Thomasina Gunn, form e r values. meaning t1od purpo.o;e, president of the A.C.L.U. in partlcularly among Ute young. La(Unt1 Btach in a talk en· The Rev. Dr. W. A. Crlswt'IJ, titled "Starting • Ntw Ltre ·· ef Dallas. former presldtnt explaining why she and her of the Southern B 11 pt Is t h u 1 hand a re mov Ing Convention, said he had never permanently to New Zealand, realized the "immense pro- P.teific: Goldfi1h F.trms 1 '48-42 Edw•rd1 Sf. Oft "" 1 ... °""' p,_,,, ,, 0.Nffl WHI IJMI St!~. ~:El TREES o~~n~!~£~ Between Santa AM and Orange ENJOY A GREAT WORSHIP EXPERIENCE EASTER and why they feel they can portions'" ind "9tupendou1 WESTMINSTER The total church drive, no Jon1er live In the Untltd depth and breadth" al the 191.7105 "Fishing tor Men" "111 con-r~St~•~te~•:· ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~p~r~ob~le~m~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~==~~~~ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH lfnue this Sunday 1t tht C..-ta ft1e1a Foursqlilllre Church, 1734 Orange Ave .. at 9·45 a.m. with Rev. arxf Mrs. Orlen RoblnWl\i. Rtv. and Mrs. RQbin~on. BARBED WIRE SHOW will have lhe S'lnday School THE WEST , •• ALL DAY SAT., APRIL J Optnlng •nd Rev. Or I en llil•lfl ' ...... .,.. H111tl .. t•1 a..cll FOUR GREAT SERVICES 7:30 A.M.-4:30 A.M .-11 :00 A.M .-7:00 P.M. BIBLE SCHOOL-~:~S A.M. mln lonary Itinerary wor~ers. ~ SEE~ THE WIRE THAT FENCED Rnbin:;on will pro.ch hi• cl~~ South Poast 'lhaza In Colli ,,, ... Ing me"'8' or th< Mlulonary \1 J l VISITORS WELCOME ! Cllnfertnce 1n tht ;nomlnJIJ--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:: __ llL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ worship 1crvice al 11 a.m. • • ·~· 't • -- I I I \. l ! . j I ! • ' I • • • • . ' ! ' • ' l ' ' • • • l • ' l • • . . • . • •• • • • • • . ' • • • . . • • • • . ,. ' . . • • • • l ; • • . ' . ... '" .•. .. . -. '. •:,• . ' .. j I : ·:. ·-· r , • ~· " ... ••• " • • •"• I • ,, 't" .. • t •• :-~ ~ 1 _ .. _.. __ ,I."' I • Co1nment Page. I' Wl1at Welfare Ought To Do-and-Not Do By JOHN G. VENEMAN Under5ecretary U.S. Department of Health, Education. and Welfare Everyone -be they members of CongreS!i, governors. legislators, tax- payers, welfare recipients, or ad· ministrators-agrees that the present ineffecUve, and expensive-and it must be changed. If the need is so great and the support s o widespread, why hasn't wel· fare reform hap-f pened? There Jr.- are several ob· , " vious reasons, 4,,-.; not the least of which is the dif· ficully of break- ing through the barriers of our .-4 traditional inslitutions v.·hlch consistently resist change. \\.'elfare seems to be a subject that Is plagued with prejudices, partial truths and distortions . RecenUy the Washington Post carried an article entitled ··welfare Myth, and Facts Are Far Apart." Jt included such myths as these : rt1ytb : They're getting ri ch on welfare. Fact: Welfare benerils for Aid to Families with Dependent Ch i Id re n (AFDC) families now average Sl83 monthly, 43 percent below the federal poverty line. fl.fyth : They all come to the city to get welfare. Fact: Seventy-two percent of AFDC families now live in urban metropolitan areas, but the typical rural migrant lives in lhe city five years before applying for welfare. fllytb : Most AFDC families contain men who won 't work. Fact: Of nearly 10 million AF'OC reci pients. only 100,000 11 "h) are able-bodied, unemployed men. More than 95 percent of recipients are women and children. fl.1yth : Once on welfare, they never get off. Fact: The typfcal AFDC family \Vhen California Lt. Gov. Robtr' Finrh ~ appointed StcreWr)I of Heat1h. Education and \Vet/are. one of his first appoi'ntment.s Wfl.! that of ~fode.slo Assemblyman John Ve11e- man.. A San Joaquin Valley YancheY, Veneman served in the As.!embly from 1962 until he left for W4.!lti11g- ton i11 1969. He stayed on at IiEYl after Finch shifted to the White House staff and is ·now recognized as a mnjor adm111istrotion spokesrnan Olt welfare r;olicy. stays on welfare for slightly less than twa years. Sixty percent of present reci- pients are receiving welfare for the first tlme. Myth; They keep havi ng more children to receive more benefits. Fact: The size of the average Aj'DC family has declined slightly to a present level of three children. UNFORTUNATELY, the facts su r· rounding welfare have become so totally distorted and misinterpreted that even the most responsible critics find it im· possible to address the real issues. There is one thing that can ht said about our present welfare system-it was not designed-it evolved over a period of 35 years. During the 1930's the · federal government for the first time shared with the states the cost of caring for the blind. the a,e;ed, and the children of impoverished widov.•s . The simple beginning has grown into an administrative monstrosity involving complicated formulas for payments and a flood of paperwcrk. We have today 54 welfare systems-operating in 54 jurisdictions - under 54 difrerent sets of rules. Within very loose federal guidelines, the states may determine who is eligible, how much coverage will ht extended. the amount the recipients will receive CommuneNotAllHeaven Excerpts fron1 a letter to Iler par· ents. written by a 23·year-o/d married woma11 , one year out of college, \Ve got lhree calls from (college to\vn\ last night with alt sorts of news. One of them said that -is pregnant, is doing macrobiotic things on a farm outside town, is not planning to get married, sa on. Everything sounds like a '·down" there. I don't know why wil ess it's that all the people I know have dropped out of school and are living on welrare and doing their fad hip things like owning shops where they set! oatmeal cookies and having their hip bastard children. They seem to think it's a game, this business of having babies. As -said, •·Everybody is pregnant!" Like every· body has a hula hoop. Everybody's into rock. Everybody"s on a macrobiotic diet. Everybo::!y's an ecology fre ak (suddenly ). Child ren don't seem to be much of a plaything to me. Sure, it's cool to have a couple of naked , long-haired children with pierced ears runoing through your herb garden and climbing around in your Volkswagen bus. But those people are into and out of things so fast that I \11onder if they realize that these naked little attributes are going to be .around for a long time. -is in love with a new man each .)month and each month there 's a new cat, who "makes making the bed wonderful" and who "makes sweeping the kitchen a lhing of joy." Saying this makes me uncomfortable. Actually. I think children should ht raised freely, in the country, e:tc., and there is much good in hippy-type couples with children . But I just think people like -should do a bit of thinking before plunging into this rather permanen t and serious bit of life. She isn't ready fo r so critical an en- deavor. Nothing !'he says c11n be taken seriously for it will alter within a month. Natiooal Observer ..------Our non in Son Frnnclsco------, By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Al!n .. George Orwell, wherever you are: Sen. Barry Goldwaler. in tO\\'n last \.\' e ck, predicted "1ve 'll have four more yea rs of Dick Nixon and then eight years of Agnew -and where does that get us? Right! To 1984 ..• " His close friends say Congr. Pe te McC\oskey is all set to enter the New Hampshire primary next f.1arch as a candidate for President -but then. so is Mayor Sam Yorty. and that's just ridiculous. INTERNATIONAi. NOTES: Sheldon Win1ton of S'Mateo \.\Tote to the Soviet Embassy in Washington. requesting information on the town his grandfather was born 1n INOvogrudok) -and rec 'd in return a form letter rrom the lnformalion Department stating it had no information. period . So much for information. And if I hadn"l bci!n Ltrov.'Sing through the April i!>sue of Car and Drive:. I'd never have learned that Mercedes-Benz srlenlisL~ are using newly dead bcxhes. rather than dum· mles, t.o test air bags in aasht! ("The bod ies u!«I." rcporl.3 the magazine, "are either unlclenUfle:d or given for med1tal rc~arch and must be used Mlhln lhrPt hours of deilh"l •• , I auspeelt:d a pul-on, but !fans von Wasmer. the ~1erccde$-Btnz b{'Sfi herci. confirms· "It''! against Oic !,1w lo u.se corpse1 In Germany. ~o the tests are eonductl"d 111 Univt'rs1lv nf Lund In Sweden. Of cour~. ""hen" you 1984! talk about using corpses for tests, you gel close to lhe sound barrier! Ne\.\'Snote : The tesl3 "strongly sug- gest" lhal air bags can actually cause death rather than prevent it. AUTOl\.1ATION HAS yet to hit Shaklee Producl.s, over lhere ln Hayward. In the shipping depL, lhtre are \\"Orkers whose title is Order Picker, other!! known as Order Packer!!. When an Order Picker does an Order Packer's job, which happens at limes, he 's an Order-Pickl'r·Packl'r. Now there's a new clall!lification at Shaklee. Unpacker-Checker. Whl'n his job overlaps with the others, hti i~ an Order-Picker-Packer-Unpackcr- Che(ker . For the l'§ame money. This brings us to Bob Shakleford. \\"hO glories in the title of Packer-Checker for Pirk-ups. The other day, due to illnesses and wh11tnot. Bob bfi.·ame I he Order-Picker-Packer-Unpacker4 Oieckl'r for Pick-up.'!. If you ca n say !hat 10 tlmcs ln a row. you·re sober. BREAKTHROUGH: Engr. MI kt Aaronson. an eco-rreak, fl ipped for joy to rend that Consolidated Fibf!:r In ~rk:elcy h.ii..s tt new prtx:es!I to separate solid wasle into compatible and recyclablt categories. Burning to see the dt\•ice 1n acti on, he phoned tht company lo R!ik ·•\Vhen docs the ntw sorter run.,·· "\Vell." came the: reply, ''she workl rrom nine to flvt." ,, . . in benefits and how the program wiU be administered. IT IS THE difference in eligibility standards that causes Louisiana with a population of 3,750,000 to have 118,000 cases on old age assistance whHe New York with a population of over 18,320,000 has only 104,000 in its program. It was the detennination or 25 states to extend coverage to the unemployed father living in the home while ZS states choose not to do so. It was the decision of the state of New York to pay a family of four on AFDC $272.00 a month while a simila r family in Mississippi received only $46.50. It's no wonder people believe the system is inequitable and ineffective-it is! The present system distinguishes between three major type!! of family groups that often get arbitrarily mixed up and misrepresented. The majority of welfare recipienl3 on AFDC are clearly needy and requ ire assistance to maintain themse.lves. These are primarily single female-headed families with very young children . THE SECOND GROUP are those v.·ho can work but are unemployed. The third group are the working poor, defined as male-headed families who are together, but whose incomes are so low thal welfare represents an economic incentive f~r them. We must begin distinguishing between the three family groups and treating them systematically. During the one-year period between Novembe r, 1969, and November. 1970, the number of recipienls on AFDC rose 32 percent and the cost increased by 42 percent nationwide. In California, dur- ing th is same period the caseload \.\"ent up 38 percent and costs 47 percent San Francisc~. a comparatively af· fluent city by most standards, now has 11. 7 percent of its population receiving public assistance-the highest _ratio _of any major city west or the city with the exception of St. Louis. THESE STATISTICS ·arc an accurate refle<:tion of just where we have come under the present system. I wish t could be more optimistic, but all in· dications are that the situation will con· tinue to deteriorate unless basic slruc· tural changes are accomplished. Changes must be designed to achieve certain specific goals which are essential to any viable and acceptable welfare reform plan. Those goals should pro vide : First, that the system be equ i!Able and uniform-treating each participant equally and without prejudice. It should provide strong work incentives combined with strong work requirements. Training opportunities should be pro- vided so that beneficiaries can qualify for meaningrul employment. The system should provide an adequate level of economic support to people who have nowhere else to tum for help. And it should also help alleviate cur- rent welfare caseload growths, provi de some measures of relief for !he lncreas · ing financial burdens on the taxpayer!! and reduce I.he incentive to break up family units. THE PRESIDENT'S proposal t ct Congress-more than a year ago--con- tained five basic principles: Federal minimum level of payment; unifonn eligibility requi~1nents: strong work in- centives and work requirements ; wage supplementation for !he working poor, and fiscal protection for the states. It is very significant that after 16 months of Congressional hearings and unlimited publ ic debate, these ba ~ic r.oncepts remain in the bill. Despite the debate and the criticism, there has been no significant challenge of these basic concepts. The welfare rerorm proposal will establish a nationwide tloor under assistance paymenl5 with n a l i on a I eligibility standards for both the family and adult categories with a provision for stale supplementation. A basic elemtnt of the Administration 's weHare reform proposal is its emphasis on work. With limited exei!plions, every able·bodied adult applicant. including those who are employed, must I hen accept training, upgrading, employment. or other manpowt.r services lo ht eligible for benefits. SHOULD A PERSON refuse to accept work or training. lhc:n his benefits would be reduced . For tht flrst time, people in at! states would be governed by the same 1tt of rules. The: M program.! \.\'OUld be repla~ by ~ program. Our aim i~not to control or to die· lat~but to 5 mulate equity. The welfare reform plan Is not beina. put forth as a panacea to all the prob- lems. ll can not. make any J:Uaran- te<>s-but . . . given lhe rhancc ... we feel II ran\ help removr, ~me of the barriers td, opporlunity that the prelitflt systt4> has mstltullonaJited. • • • Spread of the SJDear Sierra Club Details Major Oil Spills 1967 L>ate : 3/18/67 Location : Seven miles of! of southwest tip of English coast. Material : Crude oi l. Source: Tanker Torrey Canyon broke up on rocks. Damage~ Over 30 million gallons of crude oil spi lled : destruction spread over 100 miles of beaches. Date : 9/6167 Location : Wake Island. Material: Mixed aviation and gene ral fuel oil: Bunker C oi!. Source : Tanker R. C. S!oner grounded on reef. Damage · 5,880,t»J gal!ons of oil spilled. Heavy lish kill and destruction of reef marine life. 1968 Date : 2118168 Location : Old rart MifOin Pier, Delaware River, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Material : No. 6 fuel oil. Source: Tanker took on water, bow sank and stern elevated . Damage : 294 ,000 gallons of No. 6 fuel oil spilled into rive r; spill lasted ten da ys. Dale : 313/6.1 Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico. Material : Crude oil. SourCi!: Tanker Ocean Eagle \\'a~ •·overloaded and grounded"; broke in half. Damage : 3,500,000 gallons ol crude oil spilled. Dale: 3/7/68 Location : Eleuthera Island, Bahamas. Material : Crude oil. Source: Tanker Gtoeral Colocotronis grounded on east coast Island . Damage: From approximately 900.000 to 1.600.000 gallons of crude oil spilled: an oil slick fourteen by two miles long created. Date: 4121 /68 Location : Waikiki Beach, IIav.•aii. Material: Bunker Coil. Source: Unknown. Damage : Most beach and rccreati<in areas along beach were spoiled; oil car· ried to shore by winds and tid es . Date · 4129168 Location : South Africa, off of Cape Peninsula. Material: Crude oil. Source: Tanker E~so Essen grounded, three miles from shore. Damage: 1,200,000 gallons of crude oil spilled; a slick fifteen miles by lhrct: high bird and sealife kill. Dated : April-~1ay, 1968 J Location : West.coast of Africa. Material : Crude oil. Souret: Tanker Andron !lank, ~lay 5, 1968 after coming to 1ourba.n for repair of leaking tanks. Damage: 4,914,000 l!ftllons of 011 spilled · huge bird kill. Date : 6113/63 Location : Northeast of Durban, South Africa. ~laterial : Crude oil. Source: Tanker World Glory broke in two. Damage : 13,524,000 gallons of 011 spilled into sea: 60 by one mile oil slick, came v.·ithin lwo miles of coast : up to 150 miles of coast threatened. Oat~· 12113168 Location : ·The Carribe1n roa st oH of the Panama Canal. ~1aterial : Bunker and ditsc l fuel Source: Tanker \\'lt1\·attr'1 hUU,brokc in two. 1 Damage : 630,000 gallons ltaktd into waters. ' 1169 I . r'rate ~ J/28/69 , Locar ion : Santa Barbara Chantiel. Materia l: Crude olL Soorct · Drilling plalform ~lowl)ut, five and 11 half miles from i::horc . Dama,qr : O\·rr 4.000,000 gallons n! cn1de oil lcake~o sea : rapid Jnltla l leakag") fell to approximalely 20,000 \.Vhe11 an oil spill takes place, S11.Cl1 ns the rece1it one i"n San Francisro Bay, there 1s a tendency ta view it as tu~ isolated, unconnected event. Act'tt· ally, the growing number of these ,pills is but an indication. of the ris- i11g magnitttde of the oil traffic. It /ias been estimated that .01 percent of nil 01! transported is spitted into r11.1ers. harbors, and the sea. Sinre ihc Torrey Canyon disaster in 1967, the fl u m b tr of major spills ho.! mounted. too. ·ra he/:'p visualize tile 11npoct of this. ihe Sierra Club com· piled a (l<lrtiat list of these mnjor ~pills wliich shows the pattern of re· currence arid damage. gallons 11 day ; 40 miles of residential and recreational coastline contaminated ; huge bird kill. Dale· 2191 69 Location: Buzzards Bay, J..fassachu- setts, Long Islan d Sound. Material : No. 6 fu el oil. Source: Tanker Algol grounded. Damage : Slow leakage over a number or days into Bay ; slicks 150 feet Jong. Date : 413016!) Location : Entrance lo Llverpool Bay, lrish Sea. Material : Heavy fuel oil. Source: Tanker Hamilton Trader col- lided with anolher vessel. Damage : Over 400,000 gallons of oil spilled; contaminated 50 miles or residen- tial, comme rcial and re c reatio na l shoreline ; several thoo.sand birds killed. Date · ~/31/69 Location : 121l miles south o C Trelleborg. Sweden. Material : Crude oil. Source : Tanker Bencdietc suffered fian1age to cargo tanks art er being in- volved 1n a collision . Damage: 588.000 gallons or crude nil i;pilled: most dissipated naturally ; minor contamination of tide water a n d shoreline. Date : 1115!6!1 Location. 120 miles southeast of Nao- tuckeL. Massachusetts . 1'1alcrial : No. 4 fuel oil. Source : Tanker Keo brokt in halt during violent sto rm. Damage : 8,820,000 gallons of oil spi lled Into \\'ater : oil dispersed by violent seas: possible suspect in r.1artha"s Vineyard bltd kill. Date : 11169 Location : Scev.·arren, Ne\v Jersey. Material: L-Ow flash crude oil. Source: Onshore sforage tank collapsed and su rrounding dike overflowed. Damage : Reportedly over 8,000,000 gallons of oil spilled, contaminating sur· rounding marshes; pollution still present one year later. lt70 Date: 112.117(). Location· Mouth or New Haven Harbor, Long Tsland Sound. ~fateri;il : Light, highly refint'd No. 1 Sou rce : Humbl e Oil lanker Esso Gtt· tysburg r1111 aground on 1 rock ledge al mou th or hRrbor . namagc · 336.000 gallons of oil spilled : Ion!? range ertccts on sea life potcnlial\y fatal for man y, Dat ::· 1 2!Jt70 Location Orfshore Grand I s I c , L<iuis1ana hlat.erial Crude oil. Source ~. Undeterminrd . Damage: Oil _!;lrck rlfltcn milts covered Grand Isle bearht:s. Date : 2'4'70 Location Ce:rben15 Rock, Chtdab1.1co Day, Nova Scotia. ri1:lterial · Bunkrr Coil Source : Tanker Arrow ch.irttrcd by Stand;:ird Oil r11n aground and broke Jn 1\1·0 Oan1age Over 1.$00,000 11alton!i of oil i;p1llcd . eight y mile~ nf coastline con· t1111tin8 le<I, over 5000 de.id birds found ' (many others presumed dead ); many dead or "disoriented " seals: heavy destruction of intertidal marine life; her· ring industry threatened . Date : 2/10170 -3131 /70 Location : Chevron Plalform "Charlie,'' Gulf of Mexico, Breton Sound. Material; Crude oil. Source: Off shore well blow out. Damage : Over 1,000,000 gallons o( crucie oil spilled lnl-0 sound; slicks up to 120 square miles reported: because of proximity to wildlife· refuges and erologically sensitive areas, estimated total of 1,000,000 waterfowl threatened;' spi'I directly in path of shrimp migrating to -narshes .•.. Date : 4/20170 Location: Tarut Bay, Saudi Arabia. ~aterial : Crude oil. 1'ource : Pipeline carrying crude !o rerinery broke. Pamage: 4,200.000 gallons of oil spilled~ o~ confined to Tarut Bay; some coastal areas near Ad Dammam affected. Date : 4/25/70 Location: Alaska Peninsula, Alaska. 1'1aterial: Appeared to be a light diesel (uel oil. Source: Undetermined. Damage: An area of 400 miles along the coast was affected : w i Id 1 if a devastated: estimated 86,000 dead bird~. some dead sea otters. one dead whale, 400 seals a cling "strangely." Date : 6/15170 Location : Johnson·s Creek , Bridgeport Harbor, Connecticut. Material : 011. SourCi!: Tanker unloading at dock. Damage : 600,000 gallons of oil spi lled. Date : 1ti 13170 Location: Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers. 35 miles north of Philadelphia. Material : Oil and sludge. Source: lleavy rains weakened \\•all~ of manmadc lagoon built to retain tilop oil; walls collapsed. Damage: 3,000.000 gallons or oil spilled: all mun ici pal Wflter supplies on the Schuylk ill and Delaware Rivers in area affected closed. Date: 11 130170 -1211170 L<icalion: Florida Keys. ~faterial : Bunker C oil. Source: Undetermined . Damage: Oil slick 75 miles. fron1 Key Largo lo Marathon. Date: 1211/70-prcsent Location: Shell Platform. Gulf of Mex· ico. 6S miles south of New Orleans. Material: Crude oil. Source: Blowout on offshore drilling platform. Damage: Patchy nil slicks reported, on v.·ater and on Louisiana coast. 1971 Dale : 1118171 Location : San Francisco Bay. ~1aterial : Bunker Coil. Source: Two Standard Oil tankers col· lided in the Bay near the Golden Gate Bridge ; the tanker Oregon Standard sprung a leak. Damage: Over 84tl,OOO gallons of ni l \.\'ere spilled into the bay, with a resultinit heavy destruction of sea, bird and plant life in a fiO mile area reaching from northern Marin County lo \outh of San Francisco. April 3, 1971 The comment page Qf the Daily Pilol seeks to inform and stimulate reader~ by presenting a variety of com- mentary on toj>ic~ or inte>.r· est and sign i icancc from informed Qbservers a n d spokesmen Rob1rt N. W11d, Publisher y y r- " o( p ,. d d d; g lo I ng fe S, le, rt c 11!1 lop d; the ea ex· g ed. ol- ate rd oil in jt'. ant om n .. ·. .. ... Good morning, boys and girls, and we lcome lo soother Spring Saturday with Uncle -~~-~~---< -::=> $>" ,.. -----= -;;;:::P .~,....~c _:_.-.. • c=: - =c -----~ ..... - Len and his friends Carol and ~--"-~-~-~-:::=:==-::. __ _ Andy. :;; • The old mail sack was bulg--;q7 ~ ____. ing: again. Uncle Len has ------• received a reeord number of ·• entries over the past several -weelts. Never before have so many been soot to compete. I hope you teep it up because the work: is really e1'Cellent. On today's page there are l!everal e1ce)J~t l lofies about space explorlh.in anil science. The re is also one orl the new silver dollar1 l being made honoring the• 1t1te PresidenL Eisenhower. It ,ls interesting to note thal most of these ·--· -- "silver" dollars have po silver ,-----------------------------------, at all In them 'and are just alloys. Well, Easter and Passover holidays are just about here. I'm sure many or you will be out of schoo' f(){ at least part of the timelfor a Spring break. These holidays are mostly religious in nature. Christians celebrate the Eisler .season as a time of a s king * PRIZE WINNER * Pia Lausen, 11 , '30! E. Coast Hjgbway , Corona de! Mar I, Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw pjcture on ;;iece of plain, white paper 51,i inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use blact ink and make lines black. (2) Do aot e<1py or trace picture. Jt must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address or. back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest,. Box 1560, DAILY Pll..OT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. forgiveness !or the sins which '------------------ they believe caused Jesu~ to die on the cross. Then, on Easter Sunday, it is a time of joy and happiness because it marks the day Jesus rose from the dead. eventually lrJ go into heaven. Many traditions have grown up around the celebr ation of the Easter season. We have such things as an Easter bun- ny. colored eggs. candy and sweets, Easter baskets and. of course our new Easter clothes. Everyone gets dressed up in a pretty outfit for church and picnics ancl all kinds of fun on Easter Sunday. For Jewish people y,·orkfwide, Passover hotiday5 also fa ll at this lin1e. The holidays last for one week starting Friday. This very special time com- memorates an event which took place in the time of Moses-thousands of years ago. The Jews were being held in slavery by the Egyptians and Moses threatened the leader of the Egyptians with horrible disasters unless the Jews were freed. On! of these look place when an angel of the Lord came and took the life of the rirst-born son of all v.·ho were not sympathetic to the Jewish freedom. Those who were got a warning in advance to mark their doors with blood of a lamb. When the angel .saw the mark, he knew the people were righteous and "passed over" that house. That is where the term Passover comes from. • Anyway , the lime of religious holidays and a Spring break are JUSl about here so do your entries this week on either of these topics or on both or them if you want to . Use your imaginations. Don't forget those riddles . Art honorable mentions go to: Steven Pemberton. 12, Fountain Valley_; J a me !i Meng, Huntlngtot"" B f: a c h : John Pizzo, 3, Newport Beach; Lynne Sherman, 11 ; Carole Fisher. 6''"'· Brentwood, Tenn.; Debbie Fischer, 611, Brentwood , Tenn.: Eliza~th Dorn. Corona del h1ar~ Scott Baldridge, 7. Newport Beach: Kevin Baldridge, 11, Newport Beach: Kimberly Hutchinson, 8, Huntington Beach: Rene Lausen, 7, Corona dcl Ma r: Sandra Paul. I l, Costa Mesa: Tony Arnold, 8. Costa Mesa ; Karen Erdmann, 10, Costa Mesa: Mary Jones, 7 y,, Newport Beach; Cal h I e c n Sweeney, 10, Costa htesa: Jen- ny Erdmann, 6, Costa Mesa: Pete Crowell, 11, Costa Mesa: Anna Clay, 5. Laguna Bl!ach: Holden Clay. JY:. Laguna Beach; Lynnette Fcnchak, 9. Costa Mesa: Craig Thomas. 7. Irvine; Lynne Thomas, 10, Irvine. S.11d your ci11ntlo1tt to ..... A11dy, c/• Oro119e Coost Dolly Pilot, 101 1560, Cnto M ... , Collf. Corner RIDDLES and JOKES AnG1 11nlh 1 com~1,11 H-vol\lmt 1e1 ti lflt WOltLD 1001( ENCYCLO· "1!01" t. T1111 Jt~n .. 11. tte 11, el llecllh NI, 1111"'11. ler ~II 'l\lllli.n: What is mea nt by the Fertile Crescent:' Geographically, lhe Fertile Crescent was a wide arc of flattish land centered around the eastern end of the f\-1editcrranean . Histor ically , it provided the cradle of man's earliest struggle t o w a r d civilization. Its story began soon after the. last ice age, when several large river:; flooded and lefl mud d 'I deposits of rich soil in their valleys. More than 6,00J years or man's early history y,·ere crowded inlo this ( e r t i I e crescent. Mere. the same old wisdoms and follies were repealed lime after time. James Henry Breasted nam- ed it the Fertile Crescent ear- ly in the 1900s . This American historian sought the deep basic roots that made man's early civilization possible. Other scholars knew Lhal the story began whe.n Noolithic hunters settled in communities. Breasted saw that the crad\e1; n[ civilization had to be established in rich soil and that one such region provided a sprawling fertile crescent, where s e v e r a I settlements could prosper and the ir people meet to share their knowledge and experiences. The Neolithic settlers found fertile river valleys by chance . Before the dawn of history, they s:stabli.shed communities along the muddy Nile. Others settled fa rther north along the lazy Euphrates and the swift Tigris rivers of Mesopotamia. The early communities lived Jn harmony with the generous earth. They prospered and mu\lipliod. irrigated and ex· tended their lands. Jn lime their Fertile Crescent ex· tended from the Upper Nile to the Mediterranean, north through Palesllnt and looped east, then SOtJth with the Mesopotamian rivers to the Persian Cull. lien! In thl! rq;ion lie buried the rt?COrds of ancient nations -some long gone -Akkad and Assyria, Elam and Sumt:r, Egypt and PalcsU~. Syria. Phoenicia and Persia. Here lie buried the ruins or fabulous past cities -Luxur al'ld Thebes. .Jericho. Tyre and Sidon, Damascus and Bagdad, Samarra and Ur, scholarly Babylon and military Nineveh. Here the same old successes and failures of history were repeated again and again. Each early settlement pros- pered in partnership with the rich and fertile earth. Then human nature, being what it is, hungered for more. Com- munities b .a t t I e d their neighbors while neglec ting * PRIZE WINNER Question: \Vhat is the definition or braces? .1\nswer: Devices to s u p po r t your teeth and the dentist's family. l1fV*'I ''"'"'"IHI· tl., LI Grl>k Clrcto. F..,nl1ln Vt !lt r their partnership with natu re. As empires rose and fell, the ~======================'..J fertile farms declined. At last the war-weary armies return· ~----------------------, ed home, where the patient earth helped them to rebuild their former prosperity. But. once again, this triggered the urge to invest their prosperity in warfaring empires -and the same old cycle was repeated. If this grim cycle were the whole story, civilization in the Fertile Crescent would have died in its cradle. It was saved because prosperity brought time to ponder and improve the quality of life. Each com- munity developed the arts and EASTER TIME Easter is a special day. Whe n bunnies celebrate and pla y. \Ve go find an Easter Egg, And bunnies hop on one leg. It's fun to find an egg hunt trail, Or watch a bunny play with his tail. As we watched the Easter bunnies Hiding eggs in secret places We also watched the rabbits n1aking Funny bunny faces. A k ...... ~111 HU1r "" !• C1t~i.1t1 S-..ffnf,, 1' '1• Ce~lllt "·· C.1!1 M, .. , hr "" wlnfll"I '"'" lo! tht 111n' 1nf t ffm clflft,r. Mt!! v"'' ""'' &• ......... IJll(Jt Llfl, .. ~ U6t. Ct tll M•••· c 1nftoml1. crafts of pottery and weaving, l-----------------------' building and meta l work. "-"""' ffll'll • WOll LD •OO• ATLAI ~ I• lt .. il'fl "tlerfffl, IM U, 11 Wk~llt. Ktnut. ,.,. hi• ..... 111111: Were main.moths bigger lban elephants'.' The largest Alrican elephant reaches a shoulder height ot 11 feet and his mighty tusks may be six to eight feet long. This giant is the largest living land animal. But his exlinct mammoth relatives w o u Id have looked down on his puny size. Some of their fossilized remains belonged to monsters that stood 14 feet at shou lder level. Their massive headll and bulky bodiss fa r outweigh- ed any living elephant. Their curved tusks orten measured ll leet. One species. called the woolly mammoth. wore a thick shaggy coat and made his gigantic appearance during the last iet: ages. The elephant family tree began to emerge during the Pleistocene Period. Several species ol tbe gjpntic an- cestors evolved and wandered in her<b through Europe and Asia, Africa and North America. Two species developed larger brains and gave ri.<ie to lhe African ind Indian elcphants of today. The last of lhtir m1mmoth rf'lalivts became extinct 3bout 10,000 y~ar5 ago, RI the glaciers of the last lc.t &gc ~n to retreat , I • u,., ,, ... lie,. New Addition The latest addition to the Phoenix, Ariz,, cit y zon I~ this male baby girarrc born in March. to Freckles. A conlo•l is being held lo name the babjf • ' J~tllrday, Aprf1 .J, 1971 DAJL Y PILOT % YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART I · NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for eacb correct answer. 1 Concre111 approved and gent to the isLa.teM a proposed cousUtutionJ.l amendment. concerrun' •• ? •• a-l1bor union lrglving 18-year-olds the vote . c-llmits on the President's warmak.ingpower 2 How many states must ratify, or approve, the amend.menl before 1 t becomes part o[ the Con- 15lltution? 3 The District o! Columbia elected its first rep- resentative to Congress in neuly a. century. Who ls he? 4 The District. official will be a. (C HOOSE ON.I::: voting, non-voting) delegate in the House or Representatives. 5 Thousands o! •• ? •• from the slx Common Market nations gathered. in Brussels, Belgium, and rioted in protest against Lbe1r economic condition. a-farmers b-factory workers c~fishermen PART II -WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning • 1 ..... coa.li lion 2 ••••• autonomy 3 .•... bilaleral .( ..... innovate s ..... inlerlm a-ca.rried out by twe> sides b-chaoge usual way o( doing things c-righl of &elf-govern-- menl d-comblnation of per- sona or groups e~temporary PART 111 -NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you can correctly match with the clues. l ..... CurUs Tarr 2 ...•• Donald J oho son 3 ..... Frank Sbake6peare .( ..... Glenn Seaborg S ..... Detn Burch a-Director, U.S. Infor- mation Agency b-Chalrman, Feder a 1 C ommunlca.tlons Commission c-Chairman. Alomlc Energy Commission d·Dlrector, SelecUve Service Sygtern e~.l\dmlnlstrator . Vet- erans Admlnlslratlon Test Yourself • 1-lrtt'• 1 chi.~ for eve-ryone In the tdmlly old enou1h to rend 10 teiit hl1 or her ov.·n "nose tor n.!WI." Take tht. v.·ttkly News Quiz Jn the privacy of your own home ()'OU don't evM have to Jet the rHt or the family know Mw you made out) and see hnw much you know about v.·hat'1 ,.:oln1 on In the world today. Dodt chHt-AMW9rl ,,,.., (u,.U• d•wn) Mlew 11ulL Match word clu es with their correspond- ing pictures or: symbols . 10 points for ~ach corr ect anawe r . A F ~·;;;ullu-y junl• took APRIL 9 B WEED D over the gov8rnmerit here 2 .••.• The Senate held a cru- cial vote on this la11t .,.,·eek 3-. ... Cherry Blossom Fes- Uval begins in the na- Uon• s capital 4. .•••• Former Secretary o[ St ate Dean Rusk ex - pressed pessimism about Parl.s peace talks 6 .•.•• Ra.ilpax annoonced new passenger -routes, eI- :fecUve May 1st 6 .•••• Connecticu t . Sena t or Riblcoff introduced school integration leg- islation 7 ••.•• Users' &lang !or her• oln MARCH JQ ~~i'an Fauikner be- came the new Prime Mlnlster here 9 ••••• Good F ri d ay is the oldest Chri&Uan cele- braUon G H ... "' -' SMACK J 1 0 ..... Ugers' sl an,formari .. ~ ~1.1 ana. , · . ' . HOW DO YOU IATE? {Scon bch Slcl• of Qulr. S.p1r1Nly) 71 to ll point•• Gooll, ti to 100 polnh .. 1or SCORE: 61 ,. 70 polm• -F1lr. 81to 90polnh•bc::•ll.nt. Hl«~??? .. H'"""! FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION What should be done to improve public transpor- tation Jn this country? THIS WEEK'S OWlfNGE! What Js the Royal capital of Laos? "'0 ICOll ---------------------6u •q•Joi 6u r n1 ;39N311VH:'.> a-01 :~·• ::i-1 : H·£ :.,.., :3·s :1 ·1> :a ·r :r-z :9·• =z1nO 101w>.s q·s !)·• :•·c :•·l :p-1 :111 J.ll V4 •·i :11·1> !•·c :,., !p·1 :111•v• •·s :1111 -1e•·ue11-1o :Ae1lu"'J ·3 '-+l•M·r :re,. ··~1•1101 ... •i~J.-l .q·1 11 i•v' New Type of Star Found Little Explorer Satellite Observes Strange Object WASHINGTON (UPI) Scientists have reported that the little explorer 42 satellite has discovered a n e w astronomical enigma -a pulsating X-ray star unlike any other thus far observed 1n space The 31:;-pound exp 1 ore r, known as the small astronomy satellite. was launched last Dec. 12. Already it has detected the new X-ray pulsar ln our Milky Way star family, found 13 new X-ray sources in the Milky Way and several remote galaxies. and con· firmed that a riuasar on the edge of lht universe is a powerful generator of X-rays. Pulsars. first discovered in late 1967, are sources or precisely limed emissions of radiation which scientists now believe to be rapidly spinning neutron .slar.s. These "light houses in the sky" are thought to be col- lapsed stars, the remnant~ of cataclysmic stellar explosions in which gravitational forces )lave condensed matter lo densities of a billion tons per cubic inch. Many other clocklike pulsars have been spotted. They throw ou t radio or light flashes al precise inte rvals. But the only one known untll now to be also an X-ray emitter was a tiny star embedded in the center nr lhe Crab Nebula. It flashes 30 times a second. The Crab with it.s far flung web of incandescent gasc:; is a familiar sight to aslonomers. But the new X- ra~t'J)ulsar. in the constellation Cygf1's, has no such telltale embellishmenu. ll delivers precisely timed X·ray pulses at the rate of liboot IS a second. The Crab "supernova" Cl· plosion was first observed on earth in A.O. 1054. But the Cygnus X-ray pulsar has notr.:.1g In Its neighborhood to suggest that It , too, Is a super· nova relic. So a!;tronomerii are busily ~peculating abn11t what may have produced thr Cyi::nu!I pulllar. ff it isn 't a nr.otron star. perhaps It js a "black hole", 1 $tar tliftt has col· lapsed Lo such ext r eme densities that neither matter nor energy can ever escape from it. Theoretically. materia l fun- neling into such a black hole from space might generate prodigious amounts of X· radiation before disappearing. forever. Jn any case, Eiplorer 42 has mad!! discoveries Which may help scientist!: to un- derstand the evolution of at.ani and galaiies. Collectors' ltenas Eisenl1ower Dollars Minted SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The first "cartwheels" to be minlcd in 3:; years-first or the new Eisenhower silver dollars-were struck at the San Francisco Mint Wed- nesday. r.1ary T Brooks. director of the U.S. Mint. witnessed the firs! strike. San Francisco"s big mini off Market Street is in charge of producing the special dollar pieces, which will sell for $3 and $10 each, Over the next four years ISO million will be stamped. They will be collectorll pieces. the most highly prized of which will be proof dollars at $10 each, and 20 milllon of 1hem will be struck. The Eisenhower dollar issue honors the 30th anniversary nf the late former chief ex- ecutive. ';It's a great honor that the quality of oor workmanship was considered high enough for these special coins," said John F. Brt:kle. In charge or the San Francisco assay of· fice . The proof dollars are double- struck al special presiies t~ produce greater relief. The operator handles each coin with tweezers. subjects it to microscopic examination for naws , then releases It to be poU.hcd to jewel -like brilliance. Atfer a fcW strikes, the die is polished lest the tiniest sc ratch get get thN>Ugh. The lesscr of the 1pccll1! coins to be turned out here will be 1:10 mll11on "un· t'lrculated" dollars which will sell for $3 e;ich. The special coins are 60 pC'rC'ent copper and 40 percflnl silver and probably, ,:rekJe said. not be ready uni July 1. Applications wl.11 be re· quired. Brekle said "every er. fort will be made'' to keep cager collectors from "corner· ing the market.'' BrckJe said the collector and proof dollar issues w i 1 I precede coins for general circulation which will be minted in Philadelphia and Denver and some through a mail order system to be set up June I. He said no dale has been !iCheduled yet for minting of the dollars for general circula- ti on Unlike lhe proo[ and col- lector1 dollars, the general circulation pieces will contain no .silver, but be made~ of an alloy or copper and nickel of the type found In current dimes an d quarters. The dollars minted before 1935 contained 90 percent silver and 10 percent copper- Mrs. Brooks, at the time nf the original announcement of lhe new minting, said lhi1 issue probably would be tbt last dollar pie~ ever made. New H-homb Instrument Passes Maiden Hurdle LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (AP) -Scientists at Los Alamo:oi Scientific Laboratory said !he newellt research tool in the effort to harness the energy or the hydrogen lxlmb has pa~sed a major lest. They said they were able to use a research device , dub- bed Scyllac, to produce a stream of hot ionized deuterium ga.s called plasma. Deuterium. 3 form 0 r hydrogen, is readily available from sea water . "This iK a very happy oc· CRSion. I think lhe whole CTR community in both thi., coun- try and abroad wlll be \ooklnf? forward wilh anticipation to the results thn t will c.Qme fro1n this device," said Or. Fred Rlbe. project dlrector. HI!; referred to AClentlst.s wo;~. ing with the problem of CC\l' trollcd thermonuclear reac- tion. Ribe said thal In the e:r- periment conducted at Los Alamos Monday the deuterium plasma was produced In " curved section rive-yards lona: of the Scyll11c. which is still lo be pcrfttlcd and CO?J>o pleted. Development of Lhe plasma in this medicine is considered • step toward developln& a controlled I u s I o n reaction. Fusion, o r thermonuclear, reaction, Is lht: kind that pro- vides the energy of the SUD and of the hydrogen bomb. Ribe. uid If fusion C1lnlrol i~ achieved there is enough ener,o-In the world's oceaM to supply power al 100 llm~s the c:urrent consump\lon ror 10 billion years. Besides that.. R fusion reaclor wou ld be virtually pollul!on.frM and produce no long-lived r¥1oao- Uve wastta, he said. I I f DAIL V PILOT LEGAL NOTICE l)lllt rd 0 , W!lklrtMI. M1.,h1I Munlclttl (.,rt. C1n1r1l 0.11111 C.un!y J..-1<11! 0 111r1ct Av IC, l . Moln, DtPll"' JONN J. OOTTl1 l'lt lllllf'J ._..., ,.,. TwtololiJ li.ol. ... ,.,. •111. Ctlll. tt1tt 1w11 ... .,. 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Cot•• Mt••· (t ill.. known to me 10 '" 1n1 •111111 Wllelt nl"'I 11 ~ulttCrlllfO II t111 wltll!n In· otrvmtnl t nd 1c•-1.c110 r. ••Kutlkl '"' ....... (0Fl'l(IAI. SE ... Ll M,l.11'1' lfTH MOllTON NoUry Pu•llc · Ctllt•r~lt Prl..c!ptl 0111Ct 111 Oru111 C111,111ty My Comml11litn E••!rn A1rll t, !f71 Jlubl\111911 Or111to CHll 01ih• Ae>rll J, !O, 11. lC, 1'11 LEGAL NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI "lllMI T.JJUJ Tht unlltflltMd Oa t o•Hly lht • ••• IUl'IJllOJI COUJIT 0" THI cef\ducll ... I bu•IMH •• 1'11 C.t •llt la STllTll 0" CAt..1 l'O•HIA .. o. A•I., F.u1111l11 Y1llt'f. C1!1f .. 11l1, 111101• THI COUNT Y OJ< OJIAM•I lllt llt!ll!ou• llrm n1m1 ol THE TOWEi Ht A-4NU OF l'!llA 11\d llOll u !I llrrn 11 tom..ou <I NOTICI OF Hli.JttN& 0, l'lTl'tlOH "' '"" lellow!M '"''°"'· wh""t ... ,.,,.. l'OJI l'•o•ATf_ 01' WILL .ANO 1'0111 In lull 11'1 oltl•• o! r11ittnc1 1r1 LITTllll TllTAMIHTAJl 't II lO llow•• 111111 of CAlliEllllNI M. IAlllTDN, """' L M ......... .in llhtltt D•lvt. 1111 •nown •• c .. THllllHE M.1-lllGAlll l T liunllM19n attdl, C1lltotn!1. llAllTOH Dtct1•d lllf•M H. llllllct!, 7111·A llm1rict n NOTICi IS Hl.iltll't GIYIN !Ml II ••• CO•I• M111. C1!1!tr11l1, Wlllitrn I!. .:.iJy ht l !llH h .. till I Dtlfod Morell 11, lt 11 ..,.urlon ,,... pret>tt• o1 wLll 1nl to• "''" l Murrill lnuinct ot L1!1or1 T"1_1t,., 11 Alltelll H. Slr!ltlc-1 ,,... lflihOflff, re'lt•HICI to -ldl !• 11111 al C1lltor~I• O•l flll COUll!J: mt•t t0< l'u•_, •••llcvi.ro. '"" 11•'1 0., Mirth 11. ltll, N tltl IPlt . t nd I .,i " I th Noll•Y l'ulllk lft t ntl ler ''II Sti tt, 1"' Umt • • •« tlr "' • "''°"'llv ,,,,.,.., 1-11,., L Murrt!I 11m1 h11 Nl'fl ••I ttr "'••II n . lf71. i nd A,11,..d 11. s.Jbl(ll ~-le ,... •I t :lO 1.m~ ifl 11\t «vrl•_,, al It 111 '"' • .,..,,, 1111l'lllt ntmt• t•• Ot11rtmtn! No J of 1111 uo.i•t, 11 •~~1cr!"" It '"' wl!ht" !ntl•umont t nd 100 Clvlt Ctl'llU ~riv• Wtl!, In Int 1<knewl...:lttG !ht v l•1t<;uttd int 11mt. Cltv ti S1ft!1 ,l.nl. C"U~rnlt, (OF~IClllL Sl!At) Otl...:I A~rll l, 1t11 JGSIPh 1!. Otvll W. I!, l l JOl'IN, Noll•¥ l'ubllt, (1tl!O•n•I (ouMV CIPr~ 1'rintla1I O!flct In ll:Dllltl '· T'tllll: Or•nt • c .. nrv u 11 WU1~1re a lwt ., S•llt IUt Mv Commln lon I oolr11 t•• jl,n1tltt. C1llflrttll tffl6 Junt ''· 1"1 Ttl' Ulll IU.11 4' l'ubll1htd o ...... Coa•I Otlly Piie', "'""'"'' ,.,, 1'11111111•• Mlfth n. :it. '' t nd -.1rll J, ltll W'·11 Pu111l1h1d Ort ntt (Nil Dl llV llorll J, j, IG, lt/1 LEGAL NonC! LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ·-· C•JITl•ICAT• 11' I Ullllllll ,l(TIT IOUI llAMJI Tfl# itntlt '11tflt41 In ,.,,1,., tflf;~ l •t t-"'""' 1 IM,oolntu ti HJtl 1"'411 Dtl~t. Mlt1I.,, Vlei•. (1111.,ftlt, undt• 1111 11ttl!l«l1 tr"" n.tmt tlf JOUl!-!LAlllO l'lUMa lHG 1t1f "''' u lt 11'1!1 It c-lt'&ltl of 11'11 loll.,.,.11!1 .......... -II "'"''' !" f\ill tM #llctt of •Ulttflet ..... ,,,...,,. l;lCJ'lt•t J M .. lfltt1, JU" 11"911111 Ori.,,, Minton V!tllt. C1Nfttnll L-·•tnct C. Cl .. H. "U k"IMll l 111t. CM'-llllMt, Ct lli.t'nll . °'""' """<" n. ltll t..1..,.r.-w:1 { (i.tH lll l<ht rt J, Mt ..,lffl ltti. ot C•llWnlt. O•t"" C."""' 01 ""''<" 1t. un . ..,.,, -· • w.,1rv l'llt!Hc tn '"" ,.. ••"<I 11111, .,.,._11, ...... ,.. lllldl••• J ""'"'''"' 1M 1.t w•tfl<t C. Clflll k"'"'"' It 11'11 It ... lilt ···-....,. " ............ •vti<rlbttl le "" wUNt1 lt11!tumt11I tnd ICkMWilollflt lflf~ r•ttUI .. I ... Hmt. (0,,tCIAl SlAlf ""'"' ··"' Mt•flt'I Nfll tJ '"'11<-Cllllf!'?ll• '""'l•ol Ollltt 111 O•tntt C"'~'" M1 Ctmmhtlllll l•1l•t t •••JI '· ''" J1vflll1h1t O•tn•• (1111 n111., ""'"" 11 ,., ti .......... 11 1. "" ) Ant• Landers Ho'i"Conversation Cools Off Secretary DEAR ANN LANDERS: My boS< L! a charming. successful. educated, well·paid executive who uses language that would shock a muJe skinner. He doesn't us this language AT me-but In my presence. For example, when I am taking dictation and he gets a phonf! call he cu!ses a blue streak. l am truly em· I rtcognized her as Goldie Shmalti (m•de up name) from the "'rong aide of the tracks. She was a arade behind me in Central HIJ:h. 8Chool back Jn &ood old Newark. barrassed by It and I don't know \Vha t to do. weren't worth Bnything, and c:oldlt did not remember P ed. 1~.1 th Id 1 me which ia perfectly un· DEAR YOU: lte<p qalet -, ii die aame of cllarlty. Jt ·, '. may be UJ1t the bl& bu.lld-4tP : : came from lbe bosteaa ud : : not from Goldie. You bave '. : nothing \o 1ahl by lnlonnln1 ·:: the crowd that you lutew the : • lady when. I know his wlft cannot get him to cle1n up his l1nguage becauss I've seen her try and fall. I don't fttl it is my place to say anythina. The bos11 has 1t cute sen!e of humor and he might respond lo lhe light apprt11ch. Any suggestions? -BLUE EARED SEC IN CHAR· Wl'l'E. N.C. r 1c C'\,I ey wou su re y 1 1 d Gi''' 1. or i"" .. him .•. wherl end up in trouble. Both of derstandab e, am 30 poun s ,.., ~ thest kids ended up just as lighter today than I waa then. a guy gives you this Une. their parents predicted. One I have a dl!fertnt name and look out! For tips on hnw is in 8 reform school and a different profile. I happen to haod!e the super sex the other WI! caught holding to know that poldie'a old man salesman, check Ann Landers. up a gas station and he Is ran a service station and ~ Read her booklet. "Neck.in&'.:: out on bail. Neither of these mother ran oft with 1 roofing and Pettiag -Whal Are the :- guya had anything to live up salesman. I abhor phony Limils?" Send your request>: to -so they didn't even try. social t::llmber1 and am ~ely to Ann Landers in care of My parents have always tempted to blow tht whistle the DAILY PILOT. eodMinC made me feel that I was on dear old Goldit. Should SO cents in coin and a \ortJ, honorable and that they 1 -in Ute name of honesty? st am p e d , M:lf·addrwed DEAR SF£: Ti.t ftut dme yoa 10 Int& the bos•' afflce for dlctaU011 , brla1 along • set ol rtdlculoasly l 1 r I e tarmufl•. (Fur. If poaslble). Wlw:a lk profully startJ, rl•p oa 1•e earmuffs ind keep 1 1lral1bt l•ce. He'll get the 111e1111e. If he doesn't 1oft pedal the blue Ullk , lelp deaf. 11e1s •nd whl1Ue Dl 1le. trusted me. They have given -JUST PLAIN ME envelope. me many privileges and I've1---------------'--------- been careful not to abuse them. I don't ever remember my mom or dad telling me I was bad. I would rather die than disappoint them because they think the world of me and I'd reel rotten if I Jet them down. l r you DEAR ANN LANDERS : think this letter is worth prin· Thank you for g1 v1ng teens Ung. go ahead and put it in the benefit of the doubt. So your coll:mn. ALPENA. rew adult! do these days.~ MICHIGAN which is part o[ the problem. DEAR AL : I do and I wlll In a recent column you said, Thanks for lbe d•y-brl1btener. '·Teena&trs haYt a magnifi- cent way of living up to their parents' high opinion of I.hem," .Ji! a teenaaer I can tell y'Ou It really work!. I have a coo.pie of buddies whose parent! alway! called them no.good bums, said th e y DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Last week I attended a luncheon for a newcomer in town. She was described a.s 1 New England blue-blood whose fancy family dates back tD the Revolutiona ry War. You can imagint my shock when Prime Minister Asks For Peace in Ulster By PHIL NEW&X>M Ireland if\tO two part:-; under u,1 '•••t•• 111-Anetv•• tht Ireland Act of 1920. Btyond the b1rricades, the A link between the two was fire bombs th1t hurtle out to be a Council of Ireland. of the night, the sholl that The council never was form· kill from the back and the ed and Southern Ireland eyen- religlous hatreds nurlurtd for tually became independent 300 years, there is another and seceded evta from the lift in Ulster. the 1i1 counties commonwealth. ol Northern Ireland. Out or this comes the real This is the life of the issue which is lhe malter of moderalu, the middle way Irish unity. The constitution that preserves Ul1ter com· of Southern Ireland claims merce, lh1 t sees to the jurisdiction over the whole or plowing of the field! and the Ireland. including the six way by which Hugh Faulkner, counties of the north. Ulster's new prime minister. Those counties are not a seeks now to wrile ari ending part of Britain but rather of to • modern-day slOry which the United Kingdom or Great has il.1 place properly only Britain and Northern Ireland in !he middle ages. with a high degree of Nearly 50 persons have died autonomy. They lire the home in Northern Ireland viole nce of 500,000 Catholic~ who either in the last two years. seek or are suspected of seek· Two northern Ireland prime ing union with the south, and ministers have f11len. one mill ion Protestants who It gave voice to such as accuse the south of being Bernadette OeY\in , youngest priest-riddtn and in Catholic member to be elected to the demands for civil righls see British Parliament in this cen· a plot against North er n tury, ind lo the Rev. Ia.n Ireland's links with Britain. Pailsey, Protestant extremist. Ulsltr remains one of the highest areas of unemploy· lormerly frHWIY consrruct/on equip. ol Hen Corp. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CORNER OF RIDGEWAY &·CAMPUS DR. POMONA, CALIF. Near San Bern1rdino & Corona Fwy. interchange WED. APRIL 21 @10:30am INSPECTION DAILY CRAWLER 1"ACTOR$, dozers-rippsrs (4) Cit DiG w/98 ripper (1 w/eanapY) SIN'• YA'615 & <4<4211. 43518 & 3594: (2) ln!emational T0-158 wlS doz•r. canopy, SIN'• T015BP7554, T015BP20805 WHEEL TRACTORS w/hyd. control1 (3) Cat. 8248 1rt1cu1at11d, S do2er1, S/N's 36H527, 36H465, 36H329: Hough 0-400 P1ydozer, S dozer, pu1h block:, c1b, SIN 89A460: ~lchlg1n 280. IJ doz•r. CID. SIN 8AMG111 ; Cit. DW·20, SIN 88E1165: Euclid LT0.-33 SIN 33LTD125880 MOTOR G.ltAOl.ltS w/hyd1autic cont1ol1 C11. 16 w/c1D. direct •htct. 1t1rt, rlppsr. S/N <49G123; (5l cat. 12E wlsc1rifl111s, direct el~l. start, e1c .. S/N'1 99£12328, 99E122~5. i9E8484, 99£7003, 99€4484; Cat. 12 w/scarlfltr, S/N ltli844 lOADfA-BACkHOE Cat. i88 Wheel loe.der. artlcul1t1d, hyd. con1rol1:c1Mopy, 5¥t yd. bucket, S/N 81A1936; P1"°'1& 119 Unlhoto BtckhH W/1111 yd. bucket. T,ltACTOR W!SC.ltAPER Cat. OW-21 Whffl Tractor w/Cat. o470 scr1per.hyd. co,,trols, SI N 88E2714/&oC2488; (3) Bege 1<4' low type Screpera KO-CAL ROUGH LOADERS Ko·Cal 60•. 50' long. GMC 71 VI; (3) 48", 45' tong, GMC 871 engin1, S/N's 161. KK131, KK14& COMPA CTORSl"OLLERS Wagner 198& 3-WMel Comp1c1or 317, 1rticul11ed. hyd. dozer, SIN C317·103: Ingrim J.Whu l Compactor 10.-12; (2) Buffalo-Springfield 2·'Nhael Comp•ctor; Vibrating & Sheep&lool Ao!ler 1J WA TER TANKERS (4) l1Tou1neau 4,000 Gal. D pul! ty,,_, front/ 1ear spray, S/N's GT79040R07. GMT 750 4, P810590PH, GP8289 PA2G; M-51 .4,000 Ge!,. 1ff2 lntem11ional 2.000 Gal,. Dodge l ,000 PORTABLl SCALES •fW1igh-O-Gr1phs, T11ller Ven '•lrb.nb Morse 100 Ton 70' x 10': Murphy 110 ton 70' x 1 O'; (4) Ho....,. eo A 50 Ton 70' x 10' l 60' x 10' 80TTOM DUMPS (111 S.ta of Fruehauf 19115 Bottom Dump Tran· ers, Models OES.F1·M1 I, OES·EL·M11, OES·B2·MI I 2 AXLE CON\IEATEAS, (12) 19117 F1 uahaur E!·F2 TRUCK 7,ltACTOAS {12) 1~71-H OF.«15 3·A:xle S/N's Y012315, 12319, 12327, 12329. 12330, 12333. 12335, 1!3311, 12331, 12340, 1:2343, 12382; P1t1rbit•3·Axle: l·H 1967 2·AX1t , SIN YOl1?87G7; (10) 1967 1-H 0·405 2·Akle, $/N's 519-44 1·YP122·367 & 277, YOl 22·357, 347, 337, 327, 317, 307, 297, 217 TRAllf,lt VAH$ Frueh1ul 36' mod. 5535DF tendem 111fe, 24' slngl1 RaHance 40', 34', 27' 11ndem 1xles ; Brown 40' mod•I• MV-A-20•. MST 235 tindem a~te1 ; CRAN E Crulssr Cr1n1 wf!lnk DI!! apr11der no 151ori, ..(0' boom; LUMBER CARRIER; SERV· ICE TRUCKS (5) l ube Trucks to 1967, (4) Boom Trucks, M.,_ chanic Trucks, etc.: PICKUPS (12) Chev .. Ford , ln1ern. lo 1968: (2) TAA\IELITE TA.An.Eiits 18': AUTOS 1968 Cad.wlpowar, 1987 Ford. Jeep; Al/SC.: Doiar Blal!e1. S11am Cle1nar1, l111 Pl•"!•, 6 x 12 1cre1n, We1dera, Pn1um11lc Tools, Tires, Whtela, Enol· n1erlng Equip., Gr ind•r1, Saws, Shop Tools, ele., etc. '! D~:;·;;;;~;;~ co. Auatloneer1 LGJ AMIHllt tlO I •M11!1•• 11 .. ' lll •~u iu. Calif, tO<J)j l'J1tl t SS.QOll Ml• , •••• SJll •• ,~•rl•fHI •v•"u'· II•• '"~· II '· l(M71 (1\J) 111.13io SUI flAMtllCO: lJ~ '°'' St, Sa• f111ci1C1, Cllll. t4\0f, ('\t) Jtt•.010 "Your fault, your blame, menl within the u.K. But it your sh1me." Mis! Devlin is noteworthy that despite the cried out as she forced Yiolence Northern Ireland's p1rliament's attention on a exports for 1969 hit record problem v.•hich for 50 years levels and the first nine Its members had r • I he r months of \970 a decline by forgotten. one-third in the number of Her popularity remain! at working days losl by strikes. I .11 peak among I he poor and 1-p;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- depr ived Catholics: to whoml she belongs. But among her constitutency also art small, hard-working conse.rvallve C1tholic l1rmers who hold little 1ympathy for her c1lreme idela of socialism. in cl u din ( na- llon11tizalion of farm! and in· dustry. Pai1ley, 111 hi' M1rtyrs Memorlal Free Presbyterian Church, declared Faulkner's victory "the worst thing that eYer happened to Ulster," After civil w1r in World War I, the British government split Barbed Wire Show Slated A unique 111tlque show - e1hlh lU of more than 300 type• of barbed wir• patented since UNIT -will bt on displ1 y today at South Coalt Plsu in Costa Mes•. HMt for the show In the ~nter·~ mall will be Bud Oatr1nder, o( Stnt.a Ant, member of the C1llfornla 81rbed Wire Co llerlor s A1!0ClaUon. Detplte the u11usu1l nature nf the bobby, barbed win col· lectlni Is big buslnesa and tome or the 446 varietie• known to e:ti!t are quite: valuable. KIDS LIKE UNCL~LEN 'I' "Yo\J get it better at The Wherehouse" BEYERL Y SILLS MANON -( DISCS 12.76 PLUS-lb111oth1r1reat Benrly Siils ai.ams BEVERLY SILLS SINGS MOZART AND STRAUSS -ONE DISC-3.19 SCENES AND ARIAS FROM FRENCH OPERAS -ONE DISC -3.19 BELLINI AND DONIZETTI HEROINES -ONE DISC - 3.19 DONIZITTI: ROIERTO DEVEREUX 3 DISCS-9.57 LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOI 3 DISCS -9.57 3 19 per disc !)~[ f)lJ WESTWOOD 1111 ta la .. , •. LONG BEACH 1111 L Ill ...... t ........ • ~ PANDftAMA CITY 1112 V1111 •• t II, POMONA 111 JCa. 1••111 Hill "-·-,,.. cona Mna LOS ANGELES IOI Nt. La Olt111r1 ... I TOA RANCE I "You 111 It bttttr Jlllt C1111lltw II. '""' .,., "•• at tht Wh111hou11" . ~. • -..... I r l ' Saturd~y. April ), 1'>71 DAILY Pl OT Only 45 at Fi1·st White House Wedding By HELEN TBO~lAS Plans Jor the :i>year~ld lawyer who hved next door 1L The bride passed down an did not ti11ve invitauons liut WASHINGTON ~UPI) Tricia's wtddlng still att nol to the Tylers in Williamsburg . aislt of IZ social aides and after a rew minutes, Sayre Maril Monroe was the first complete. But Mrs. Nixon says Va . The ceremoney in the elghl ushers to a platform, finally convinced the captain th t "" be · I · c• R d lbed t'Overed with an oriental rug. r t"· d th t "-,··deed President's dauahter to get a once Sue gins p ann1nil i:.ast oon1 was escr as o uc guar a uc .. e in front of the east windows. ""'as the bridearoom. married In the White House. the cerrmony with Cox ' a "private" one, but a large pres i dent and fo,irs. 0 . Eleanor Wilson, who sl'!rved '-'~-was i'ust I& wben she mother, she hope! to makr re~pt1on was held afterwards. Roosevelt received the 700 ~~ ' diff . r h as maid of honor for Jessie \Vh1te House. She wed tht~ then Marine captain, Charlet~~ S. Robb, a While HOU5f: social"' .. aide on Dec . 9, 1967, In an : Ep1scupal ceremony In the East Room that 11Jeamed wittl' white and green Christ1nas decorations. ':· Wed Samu.I La U'.",., it · erent' rom l e seven The thi, .i White House wed· guests in the Blue Room after '" I · w h · l H and stayed up all night before t ear I e r l e o u se ding of a presidential daughter the cerenlOO" and "Princess Gou v er n e u r , persona p 'd , the weddina redoing the head· President Johnson made &' •. r h J ceremonies for res1 enls' was pe'haps Lhe 1n o st Alice," as she wa~ known, .. ~ secretary to her at er. amcs d h A Ith h pieces be.cause she did not concession to his daughter by··: •tonroe. fi"fth A•ie,1-03• chi·er a u & t e rs · oug dramatic because the in· cut her """edding cakf' wlth t"k h 1 d h " " " w h" t 1 e I em. fo lowe er sister wearing a cutaway. ,, .• • ' -utl·•e. as 1ng on newswomen are vitations did not tell the auests a sabre ..... • · · • 1 h th • d .. to thr altar 1n the White House Lynda 's siste' Luci married':'\ qu1pp1ng · w1s e Y that the bride was going l• President Woodrow Wilson h Their ceremony was held lo e ·• Jhe gc• II I e next year Patrick J. Nuge•t Aug. 6, 1-·. e P , Y are .. era Y be Nellie Ellen C r a n I , provided the firth and sixth " .u11 •n the evenins of ~larch 9, completely caught up in the dauilhtcr of President Ulysses presidential brides for the Eleanor married Treasury at noon 1n tht national shrine 1820, and only 45 guests were excitement that is building al S. Cran!. r.n May 21 . 1874 . White Housr _ and one of Secretary William G 1 b b s of the Immaculate Conception. present. The newspaper ac· the White House and would she married Algernon Charles lht most humorous events, al f\.1cAdoo al a small wedding But the White House wu llW' cou nt the Dell day wu 34 be disappointed if they didn "t Frederick Sarloris. wh 0 1 at 6 o'clock on P.lay 7, 1914. scene of a glittering receptiOn. words long. 1 1 h t lh east 10 everybody bu t one The auest list was kept small 1-ge c ance o cover e dashingly carried in a bill bou-groom and his best man . .. A lot of things will be dif· big event. quet or nowers tied with a because Mrs. Wilson was in ferent when Tricia Nixon Jessie Woodrow Wilson mar-ill heallh, but the same beco •· . hth .d P.trs. Connie Stuart \'o'as pennant inscribed \¥ith lht ried Francis B. Sayre No\'. mes lno;; elil pres1 en· hounded for months before word "love" to their II a.m. v1cuna rug that her sister used lial daughter to be wed in 25. 1913. in the East Roon1 was again placed on the: altar. tht White House in June. "Eddie and Tricia's" engage-ceremony in the East Room. where a whilt vicuna rug. this time in the Blue Room. Thousands and thousands or ment v.•as officially announced The \•:eddlng breakfast v.•as a gift from the Peruvian Four cars were used as ""'ords already have been writ-by President and ~1rs. Nh:on held in the state dining room minister. was used to cover T , March 16 and the White and history books describe il the at"'· deco~·s al various entrances ten about ricia s engagement H 10 aid the newlyweds to depart lo Edward Finch Cox. And ouse. a11 "the most brilliant in the Sav,e. whose so• ,., •ow I , " " secret y for their honeymoon. scores of thousands more will But Mrs. Stuart recently ex· history or the White HoUst'.' thf> dean of the Y.'ashiflgton The bridal couple then left be v.-ritten before the 24-year· cused them. "They art in-c:rant, tht north 's lo P Cathedral, almost missed the in a small car and drove old son of a New York curable romantics and thev general in the Civil War. was t-erem o11y when he and h1~ a•vay unnoticed until reporters socialite family marries Presi -really enjoy a ilood love storY sn moved by thr ceremony best man decided lo l'alm caughl up wi th them at the dent Nixon's blonde. blue-eyed in lhe White House," she said. !hRt he broke down and cried. their nerves 1vilh a leisurely \Vilsnn summer home in New daughter. Mrs . Nixon. laughing , said The f o u r I h presidential stroll berorr the ceremony. 1 lntnpshire. "It's a1nazing how romance last week that the While daughter to be married at When they returned to the L.ynda Bird Johnson Robb SALE AQUARIUMS 5 Go.t. ,. 11• r..1. AND SUPPLIES P•cific Goldfish F1rm1 1'48 '42 Edw1rd1 St. or1 lfl• ''" o.._. ,.,_,, u Goltl"' W1tl 1M 0•1,., WESTMINSTER 8'3·7105 is still so much a part of House already ha~ received 1600 Pennsylvani1 Ave was White House. they were refus· because the seventh presiden· our lives." said ~lrs. Nixon. 600 requests from reporters Alice f{oosevell Longworth , I'd admittance because they tial daughter te marry in the mother or the bride-lo-bf: wanting to cover the wedding . who is still alive and al _ _'.'.'.._'.~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::::::~~'! '"Everyone is so excited and It wasn't like that when dynamic figure on I he wanls to bt: invited ." ri1aria ttfonroe got married. \Vashin1i:ton scene at age 86. fl.trs. Nixon acknowledged Or when Elizabeth Tyler. the The daughter of Presiden l THE EASTER BUNNY IS HERE that she e1pected to have a daughter or President John Theodore Roosevelt, she mar- hard time keeping the guest Tyler. the 10th U.S. chief ex-r1ed Ni ch o I as Longworth. list do\li·n. She noted that 500 ecutive. was married Jan. 31. speaker of the House of IN THE CAROUSEL COURT •.• ""'edding ef her dauilhter Julie An invalid . r..1iss Tyler madr 11, 1906, 1n the East Room. ~OUfh PO&Sf 'ih.,.,,a In Cost• Mes• and David Eisenho~·er in 1968. her only public appearance There were no bridesmaids cJ \,I J 1..., • " .. persons were invited to the 1842. Representalrves. at noon Feb. ~ HAVE YOUll PICTURE TAKEN WITH HIM l _.:bu~t~~th~a~t~P:'Je~si~d~eo~t~~N~ix:o:o'_i"~'h~•;o~s~h:e~t~oo~k~h:•~'~'~o=w~•~·;·~ith~~f~o~'~h~''~~ce~'~'~m~o~o~y~a~o~d~o~o:~~~~~~~~~lllllJlllllJJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllllJllll~~::.~~· ··kepl adding" to the hst. Wilham Waller. A )Oung reporters allowed in tn <·over Fire111u1a's Curi·y ?\1ilwaukee firefighter Robert Trepanier has his quarry v.·ell in hand after rescuing the puppy from a house fire. Trepanier said he carried the pup with him because everytime he set it do\vn the dog tried to run back into the burning house . ~~~~~~~~- Best of Both School, Work Split Ti111e Orange Coast College stu- rtenl David Carlson 1s living in two worlds and is getting the best or both. Carlson. of <.:osla l\.1csa. 1<; going to college on the "alternate system,·· which is kind or an e d u c at i o n a I sa ndwich. You go to school ror a semeste r. lhen work for a semester in your field. then back to school. In two and a half years. Carlson will have an AA degree in clec- lronics and 11 year and a half v.·orth of experience in his field. ilt ret'eives his GI Bill while he is in schuoL but the JOb supports him while ht JS out """orking . He supports himself. since his p.arent.s a re missionaries in South Arriea. Carlson says he plans to continue his education after he graduates from OCC, and tha1 is all right with Otis. The company has an educa- tional assistance plan for employes who wish to go on. There are c:urrenlly mor~ than 1,200 students at DCC and Golden West Colleges enrolled in work experience programs. The y earn college credit for jobs which are related to their major field or stud.\'. The alternate plan. however. is JUSI getting off the grO\Jnd. bul shows promis.:: nf being a major addition. ~lore than 80 instructors at the two colleiles are work ing with 1he students in the work The allernalt system is JU~t g:::lting started at OCC. and in Carlson's case. ii is ""'ork1ng beautifully. He has a job with Otis Elevator in L-0~ Angele!>. He started work in Septen1btr and v.·orked Lhrough I o February. A second studen1 , Ray Caigoy. of Orangc. \1ill take Carlson's p!acC' 1•1h1lc he llpend~ a semester at OCC experience program . BUSINESS AND PROFESS IONAL GUIDE At Otis, Carlson earned $3.Jt an hour. and received four units or credit for his on·the· job r.ducatioo . When he returns to the job in June, he'll earn $5.25 an hour . \Vhcn he finishes his AA dcgrce.l!\. ____ ,,.._._.,.. __ J I he'll make about $3 an hour. • \Vllliam Bugh. s er v i c (' .... __ .;._..;;,;,;..,;.. __ •I MATTRESSES • MATTRESSES IOATS HOM.IS 'YllAILIRS 1"*)1111• , ... c .. t• M•• .... ,, ... C•. 2110 H-p•rt lt•lli. suptrintendenl for Otis, 1.:;' enthusiastic about the plan . Servicing elevators. he says. ~quires a lot of technical training, including blue print reading. metalurgy. steel ron· lltrucl.ion. math and other sub·l'".-----------'I jcct~. The union 1s workin g:1,; __ .;.._...;.;.. ____ .,.I Uberty 8-1303 UPHOLSTERY • :;~~1 lh~ cpo~:~~Yd ia~~ ~~· portunities for the students. The money 1s lmpcn~ant to Carlson A 2J..year-old Anny vet. he received some training in electronics in the icrv1ce. Mesa Upholstery Liberty 8-4781 2150 NIWrORT I LYD. HEY KIDS HERE COM ES TH E ROYAL INTE RNATIONAL * 1 DAY ONLY Sat., April 3 COSTA MUA SHOWTIMJ 2:30 & 1:00 'p.m. CHILDREN \L50 ADULTS $2.50 * FAIRGRO~NDS * ''You get it better at the Wherehouse'' HARMONY RECORDS -ENTERTAINMENT VALUE TMISIS JOHNNY CASH ~---M,_ ~tt' -H·~-lO M---"'"""'n wu, -' ... ~ - 1.19 PER 1.19 MFG. LIST HARMONY RECORDS ~ANDIE KOSTILANITI It My lo•t !] MAHALIA JACKSON Su11rh1, Su1u1t J r11c1 FAITH , ...... , 'Yh111 s,ri11 9tim• 0 ,IGGY Lii Ml11 P1117 Le• :I LULU T• L••• S•m1~1d y 0 KIM Gllnlfll Me,...rl•• 0 MOfllGO SANT AMA I I A Deck Of Tht ley 0 AllTHA flANILIN Tw• Sidt1 Of Lt•• :J LAWllNCI WILK Sterllt Mour 0 flllANTI AND TEICH lll lncor• •J CHAILll IYID Tht L11k Of L••t 0 IYDll GOIMI M1l1dl11 Of L••• 0 MAE WIST -W. C. 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M•. I ht l·fltf Me lt r ._ llUMO WA.Lfll Mttil1r1 Sy111. Mt. 4 111 G Mtl1r "MULTIPLE SETS" 0 AllllT ICNWllTZll Aikin Schw1it11r Pl11y1 Itch Ort•• W•rk1 12) 0 MAX GOlllMAlll l•cti1 lr•114111k11r1 C111cert.1 (2) 0 llUMO WA.l Tfl Mthltr1 SJ"'·••· S: Xi11;1rtt1Hllt4tr (2) 0 IOlllTCASADISUS Tiit c •• ,1,11 Pl1111t M11\c ., ••••I IJ) 0 P.lllO CASALS lttlht••11: <•Mplttt Milltlc f•r Ctll• 1M r 11 .. 111 o or11.t. G1ntiwi111 ''''' H4 lt11 l<••Pl•t•I IJ lte1r4 Stl) 0 CM.AILIS IOSIN l•cll1 flit L11t l tyM•rf W•rk1 IJI 0 WA.LTll GIUlllNG W1lttr Gl t1•9il111 Pl9f1 01llll11y (J) 0 llU•O W.ll Tll 1tt1'9,H 1 TH Nhtt Sr•J .. •l•t 171 ENTIRE CATALOG ON SALE AT THESE PRICES My Lovt" -~-::=iiiiiill:;;:;qu-:::-=,:_ :::;~;;;;~;;:::::::_::_::_:::::;;::;;;;:;; . .,., .... ,~-----------------------.......... -. -- WISTWOOD TORRANCE PANOR,lMA CITY COSTA MESA ,,,, .. ,1., ..... 2sa1• c, •• , .... 11. It .. NHh ,,.,. lt•J Y•11N•7111. • •••• 171h LOS ANGELES ••• "•· '• c1 • .,.,. lt1r M11rt11 LONG BEACH $1161.1114 ,.,,..., , .. ,.. I POMONA 6 11 N•. l14Hi11 MHI ""' l•ft '" ·' .. .r '. ...... ... • .. .. . ' .. ':(, .. .. , I : J 0 DAILJ PILOT SfM\lety Too Chan9eable Foreign Films Miss U.S. Subjects By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -CRn foreign-born film makers In- terpret the American 11Ceoe? Perhaps not, judging fro1n a number of multimlllion· dollar erron. Several Euro- pean directors of wide reputa- tion have had a go at American subjects, only lo return to lhtir native lands in dereat. award-winning triumph with "Oliver !," tried his hand with 11 tale about a Western In- dian's problems of adJu Sling to modern society. The rilm was "Flap," which failed t() bt embraced by critics or audiences. Jan Kadar, one of the star directors of the new Czech cinema, came to New York 1fter the Russian invasion of his country and tried his hand at Jewish fantasy with "The Peter Yates did well by the San Francisco scene i n ''Bullitt." And R om an Polanski of Poland and France transferred his bizarre touch UJ New York with great suc- cess in "Rosemary's Baby." styles and vitwpoints on film to a greater degree than ever before. Fiim has become a personal medium, and thus directors seem on 1 a f e r ground when dealing with tt:eir own countries and peo-- ple. Costa -Gavras, framed for "Z, '' turned down an offer to direct "The Godfather." 'Thie most notable exception was lht Enilish director, John Schlesinger, 'tl'ho won last year's Oscar for his brilliant study of the underside of New York's society in "Midnight Cowbo')'." Angel Levine." starring Harry .,_.,.. Belafonte and Zero r..1ostel. It The poor batting averages of foreign directors in the United States in recent times is puuling. Throughout most or Hollywood 's history the American film has b e e n enriched by the contributions or directors from abroad. Among them: Erich von Slroheim. Maurice St i 11 er , J osef von Sternberg, Fritz Lang, Alfred Hitchcock, Rouben Mamoulian, Wiiliam Wyler, Billy Wilder , William Dieterle, Michael Curtiz, Fred ZiMemann, Jean Renoir. "I do not know America well enough to make that story," said the Russian-- Greek. "It is peculiarly an American -and Mafiosa - problem ." didn't work. Others have nol been so fortunate. Frenchman Claude Lelrueh looked at America through the eyes o{ a pair of French tourisl.S , Jean Paul Belmondo and Annie Girardot. in "Love is a Funny 1'h.ing," The result v·as pleasantly amusing, but nothing on a par w i I h Lelouch's "A Man and a Woman ." The brilliant 11 a Ii a n ,_iichelangelo Anton lo n i managed lo capture flavor of mod England in "Blow-up." Encouraged by that film 's success, MGM ga\le him carte blanche to tt.rn his focus on America. The result was "Zabris.ki Point." a bomb that cost the studio $7 million. Earlier, Jacques Dem y ("The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg'') tried to capture the Los Angeles-Hollywood milieu in ''The M Del Sllop:' The film was a failure. So Carol Reed, fresh from his 11 0 k h" . .,,, o you la et 1s woman' 11Yes, for everything she's gol.11 EDWARDS HARBOR ci~:.2 NA•l<l'll l lVO AT WIUIOll IT, con~ 11r...._ .... otJJ •••••••••••••••• .. • • I .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,.,. • --· "'2·1411 All (flll Pr•m•f" Eng•9•menl! W•lf Dh.,oy Pr~••fth "TMl 1.1.Ai,OOT EICECUT1Vi "(0 ) Pltll SK-F•mlly Ftllur1 ••SAVACE WILD" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •·----All (OIOt EJtlU••~· D"vt-1" SllOWtnt! D~lllft li!Jftm•ft e Caler "LITTLE llC MAN" !OPJ --_ .... ,_ lll·IJ7l PIM1 • ~-Wlfftt "AID LOIO" !Gl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,I.II ttllr ''""''"" •fttcft•m•~ll lwrt l lM11!ft "VAlOEl IS CDMINC" ICPl plw• Elko Somm..- ''TME IOI VINCllLE 511(" 11111 I I ilj Ci* I IJ! lll'J'JJJ!J;'JJ I ex cc t I ( c Q /&11 ..... ,......,. ................. 1· ·~ ......... ~ BRO~OWAl , •• :; I '< 1 f\j '::::.!'; W•lf DIMM>y "'""''' -~ 1'1'111 IAA[FOOT IX((U11Vl"(C! ~1·Mll ·-..... ........ ,.. Gllf9f l'IMlt., l'"-•1•"'-Mt "l(Ailll(A1'0oli, IAJT 01' JAVA" 10 1 .... "(USTlA OP Tiil W,$T" •"1 T~f Pr1rltt•All ,ltfl! " ltlo c ..... .., was "The Reward," a modern \\'estern shot in Death Valley by SerJ!e Bourguignon t "Sun- days and Cybele"). Afler 1r1ump1ng w1lh "Tom Jones," Tony Richardson tried to lampoo Hollywood in "The Lo ved One." The picture seemed to he Richardson's retaliation for his earlier mis!reatmen! by Hollywood studios. "The Loved One" died. Not all foreign directors have failed here. Englishman Warner Sets 1776 Movie Why do the latter -day foreigners fail~ The answer may lie in the changing nature of America itself. Society has become so com- plex, so buffeted by wh irlwind forces that il is difficult for native sociologists lo grasp, much less visiting film direc- tors . Films have changed, loo. Directors have be com e more impo rtant in the past decade. imposing their own Likewise Federico Fellini has said no to any suggestions that he make a film here . ''I must depict what I know about ," he says. "I know Rome and the Romans." Frenchman Roger Vadim recently completed an American film, "Pretty Maids All in a Row.'' He is aware of the danger of an outsider trying to interpret America, but he says, "I did the kind of picture I have done all along in Europe. And besides, I have a better view of America than most foreigners. I am married to an American (Jane Fonda) and I have lived here for two years. NEW YORK (UPI! -Film pioneer Jack L. Warner has announced he will produce the m o v i e version of the Broadway hit "ln6" -his first movie production in near- ly seven years. Writers Guild Honors Best Scripters of '70 Warner, 78, who with his brothers revolutionized 1he in- dustry by inlroducin~ the first talking movit'. "The Jazl Singer ,'' in 1926, will produce and co-finance "1776" for Columbia Pictures. His last production was "My F'air Lady" which opened in New York Oct 21. 1964. "You have to think young.'' Warner said at a news con· ference. "I hope this is just the beginning of a new era for me." Leo JaHt>, president of Columbia Pictures. s a id Warner bought the rights and the co mpany worked out a deal with him. Jaffe said the movie, expected lo cos t between $5 and $6million HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Neil Simon's "The 0 u t • 0 r. Towners" won the honor of best original screen comedy of the year last week at the 2Jrd annual awards banquet of I.he Write rs Guild. Ring Lardner Jr. was awarded best comedy adapted from another medium for his script of "M-A-S-H" and Fran- cis Ford Coppola and Edmund North were honored jointly for their original dramatic script for "Patton." Robert Anderson won for the best drama adapted from another medium For his own Broadway play, ''I Never Sang for My Father." In the television categories, the script for "Tribes," an ABC movie of the week by Tracy K. Wynn and Marvin Schwartz was named best TV anthology. The dramatic episode award went to David Rintels for ';The Continual Roar of Musketry," an episode on the NBC series "The Bold Ones." Richard De Roy won the comedepisode award for his script, "The Valedication," on the ABC program "Room 222." The writing team of Gary Belkin. Peter 8e11 wood, Thomas Meehan, Herb Sargent and Judilh Viorst cap- tured the Variety award for '"Annie, the Women in the Life of a Man," a special starring Anne Bancroft. ,,,~., -•J.J I'~ ·~ i~!flrr£1: -~H-"'ilJ ·-11>1 ... 1i.i DINO DE IAURENTIIS PRF.IElffS ROD STE!GER·CHR!SlDPHER PllJMMER "WATERLOO" ORS0'1 \l'EU.ESA ' Lo.·io XVIII ~,.;':°1~ "o,u, .W:K HA\\ l\!~S· \'!R(,l\lA. ~kKE.\~A· Q.\.\ OHERUHY =:=,-,.,,,..,,.,= CO· HIT HANG EM HIGH CO.HIT All THEATRE CLINT £~STWOOO IME CAll IHL.l.TP£ fOlf SHOW TIM£ ----._, ... ....... .. ,,_ 51S l~25 ... Olf<•O.-! ltH.M, ~ ... lO,J>l . , • an imp of a cAimp ia the big brain bel'llnd TM network '• boy wonder! CD ._... _____ _. ---·-·-· --.... . -.._.., PERFECT HOLi DAY SHOWS AT EDWARDS CINEMAS Pl11st Phone Theatres for Ti111es, Matinees and E11nlng Performances. "Do you take h. "" I 1s womanc Look who's GONE BANANAS I WAIJ' DISNEY ' producdorW THI llREFOCJI'' ~. EXECUl'IVE 0 ... 0.1 ......... p,_ -od ~11111r -Cion.lopl\lr ,i..o.-rt -W/& HRLOO" 0r-w.n .. '" l...it< ICV!ll C&-S,,.."'9 rt~o:atOr• Jocl l\owt.,,. V-vg"'"' ,,,,,~...,,. • 0... O'llltl'l;t,y ''WATERLOO" STARTS FRI. APRIL 2 Premiere OratJge County E11gagernent ""'"'"'°"",." F'1('•ure-r,. • .,...,.~ A HOWARD W. KOCH· HILLARD ELKINS PROOUCTIDN "Yes, fo r everything she·s got.' lAST SHOWING THUR. APR. 1 "OIARY Of A MAD HOUSEWlfl" AND "FOOLS" • • W~ter Matthau Elaine HDY. "A new Leaf" '. .... ' Jlld!Mn ;:~. 8th GREAT WEEK! DUSTI~ HOffMAN "LITTl.f 816 MAN" A Cinema Center Films Presentation ~N llAl.MM·Jfff CORfl"CHlffD.\N Cif0R6f ..... ...,,,,c.._ 1 fm ouNAwAl', ·""""' -"""'"' -Bwd on IN NIMll !Jy'Thcmlir88var ~ --• ~ "'--• _ _____,Par e.18iol1• lect1l'licolor ' ~ - PLUS , G'°' PmdlCed ~~ ...... Dftded !Jy'~ ~ .......... __ --- G•··· Tmaa1u ....... ~-----1gollll"LOVING1 (I) ,• PH1111(p11'1:1 l'lllst•rs lli llic&raw • lly111 O'Nul Jol!n llarley &Ray llilland Mo • m11 i PW.lOJll mm 15th RECORD WEEK f •' .. I ' . ' ' ' •J ' ' f : , I: What's Bappenl11g 'Statue' Among the Worst Will She Do It? Gene Ap plegetf (center) and George Donka argue whether or not Maria Small \~ill be able t~ "cut it" as a stripper in the South Coast Light Opera Associa· ~~n's production of "Gypsy," closing t onight in San CJemente. ~ Wait for Ax to Fall MACGILLIYU. T -FREIMAN FILMS -PRESENT ''SKI MOVIE I'' TIMES __ _ 1 :lo-3:30-5:30 7:30 & 9:30 ~do "tWrOlf llA(M .• •' 1~0 •"'••- ,., '•'•'••• ll#o hlo ·· Cll, l•t l'e HELD OVER ELLIOTT GOULD DON SUTHERLAND MARCIA RODD IN "THE LITTLE MURDERS" R AlSO It JASON ROBARDS "THE BALIAD Of CABLE HOGUE" Tough on TV Actress By CYNTHIA LOYt'RY NEW YORK (AP) -Ao- nouncements of new series are part of network television's late winter rites. Cancellations are rarely announced but are just as much a par\ of the a n nu a I schedule-making turmoil. The period during which new schedules are being patched together is a bleak HELD OVER Al$o "R" "SUDDEN TERROR" and anxi.pus. one for all eon· cerned, but particularly for those whose series have been receiving poor or border-line ratings. For competitive reasons, official word of im· pending demise is kept a deep secret and sometimes i t reaches those affected only a short time before the public learns of it. A canceled series means that scores of actors. musi· clans, c a tn er amen, elec· tricians, set builders and others are out of work. But until definite word is received, they can't scratch. around for other jobs. "It was like being under a pneumatic drill -with me being driven into the ground," recalled Betty Beaird, who plays red-haired Marie Wag- gedorn in the no>v-cance\ed "Julia." "We didn 't hear for certain until about a month ago." she said. "We 'd all heard rumors -both ways. l began to get nervous, really nervous. when I hea rd that the network had canceled plans to send a photographer to make a layout in my boulique in Malibu. When T asked how come, somebody said. 'Well. \\'e got word there will be no reruns of the sho\\"." "That told the news -and besi des, T'd been planning on those rerun resi dual payments. All that stuff abou( the fabulous money television performers make just isn 't true for most of us ... By the time official word was received. Betty fouod it was too late to put out feelers for summer stock jobs. Most of the new series were already cast -regulars and guesl stars. Recital Slated By CSF Flutist Flutisl Susan Stock.hammer, a member of the Cal Stale Fuller ton music faculty , will present a recital af baroque sonatas April 11 with guest ;irlisl Malcolm Hamilton of the Los Angeles Chambtr Orchestra . The performance begins al 8 p.m. in Recital Hall. No admission will be charged and the event is open to the public. LOCAL EDITORIALS The DAILY PILOT Qu ite Often Fights City Hall She currenlly Is devoting most of her time and energy to her new shop. She has been spending a fev1 weeks in New York. look ing over the fashion market and work· ed in the shop of a friend11'i;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:::;;;;;;::;:'I -NATIONAL GENERAL THEATERS-"just to get the feel of New BALIO .a, York and see what women A "VALDEZ IS COMING" "TORA are buying besides hot panls. 673-4048 Everything seems lo start in OPOI New York." 6:41 Betty Beaird is in a better 719 r . l•IW position than most out·of-work , ._ .. _, ... __ ,._"-'-"'-"-''--== actors recently spun off dead 11 TV serit!. She writes comedy material for other performers, including Lily Tomlin; she turns oul a fash ion column: and she is defeloping a children's show. HOW-INDS TUISDAT WINNER OF 4 ACADEMY AWARDSI TORA TORA'' 2lt4 r11ru•1 It Mwy 3' 011ly Ito• ()II.;, O~.-· ~JO J.>to,.0!6>0,.M. IJYIA ADDID ATTIACTIOM • -r AK2 Off'"' DOORS OPEN b:"5 DAil Y SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 12:•.S P.M. • -· .. -~ • And don't miss our old .fashion ed EASTER PARADE • • ' ' ' ' on Easter Sunday at 2:00 P.M. The parad e will feature • • • a grand collection of antique cars and bi cycles, beautiful floral designs and colorful guest promenac~rs. • Saturday, April J, }q71 DAILY PILOT j J I.AS VEGAS ·I l • •• • • •• " I " • " • 1 ' • I • • • ' ' • ~ ! . • • . ' • I ' • . .. ' ' .. .. . • ' ' ,. :· • ) • I I l • 12 DAILY PJLOl Saturday, April .), 1971 Your Horoscope Tomorrow Gemini: Balance Emotion and Logic THE EASTER BUNNY 15 HERE IN THE CAROUSEL COURT ••• HAVE YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH HIM SUNDA y ~o-and \\'here you al'tually and pr tt c e e d accordingly partner. Publir relations Is If single, marriage is strong ~OUfh P.Olsf 'Dt,..,1 in Cost• MeM APRIL .( are goi11g. Tb1s adds up to Stress style, originality. You irnporl<lnt. Be :sure your possibility. Professionally, O '-1 11-.. insight. It is valuable. Ap-can attract one who has faith 1neanings, statements a re there is promotion and addtdl·==::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:: By S\'ONEY Ol\tARR preciate your -• w n ac-and is \Vllling to back you . crystal clear. responsibility. Tbt little Cancer •irl baa complishments. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): rF TODAY IS y 0 u R To f!f\d o~I wllD'• klet;)' i... ¥00/ • AQUARIUS <J ~F b lnt ·1· e "nl II I I y . ·r· BIRTIIDAY h d · In mollfl' •rMI love, °"*9r $.-.lowy • tendrney lo ht tied to her an . lllr e . u1 1v 1 e ec pa s s1gn1 1~ you ave rive, o""'"'" boolcltf "Ste~ HTni1 tcw R d th DAILY PILOT mother's apron 1 tr j D g I, 18): Ideas fully developed can cant role. Accent on rela. ambition. You are due for :.:." so'~ni-:~~ .. 'lrr!~~,!! ea e f-$pecially in the kitchen. Sbel_:•::•:::w_:br~in'.Cg'....'.'.m::•::••:::Y::_·_:l'_:no:.:w__:::lhi:·':__:'i:•os:::bi~·P:_:•:_:f_:m::•::r.:_r::i•~ge::·_:bu:::si:::•::":'_P'O:::':k__:iu:c:::c:es:s....:::in'.....'.Se:':'.pt'.:"e'.'.m'.'.'.be:r:_:._.P,~:C'11 1.,,i,..,,~~";_:.'l.,.,~~··.2'-l'~#:!':t'.:!:1"~.v~.J:::.,!!'"!!;•-C:'::~J::================================ "·a11t1 to be whtre lhe action ts: for btr. that is Hkety to be ~brre there is food. Sht is a compassionat~ child. malure for htr age . ARIES (~1arch 21.April 191. Take long·range view. Don't neglect essentials. Virgo in- dividual could play significant role. Gel help in solving technical problem. There is no need to be shy , Ask ques- tions. TA URUS (April 20-~lay 20): (:ood lunar aspect nO\\' coin- cides \\'ith change. success in creative endeavors. Your at-........, tention is commanded by ac- tivities of children. Especially good lime for constructive rccrealion . GErt11NI 1ri-lay 21-June 20\ . }lunch n1ay seen1 lo go against facts. Truth is likely to be found in betv.:een : Emotion and logic must be balanced. i''lasbes of early life affect current actions. Learn from e.~perience. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Action time: plenty o I movement, t r a v e I . Com- n1unications received from rc!a!ives. You are invigorated . Tendency is to go too fast. Avoid scattering forces. Gel puzzle pieces in place_ LEO tJuly 2.3-Aug. 22): f\.\oney can be obbtained only lhrough careful l i m i n g . preparation. Know this and discard ha sty, superficial methods. Obtain valid hint from Aries message. Doors are due to open for you. VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): Lunar cycle is high ; your judgment. selections are now apt to be accurate-more so than in recent past. Be perceptive. Investigate. Find out the why of situations. C\'e01 S. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Hiding from facts \l'ould be an error. Face music . A fami- ly member will back you. Strive now for gr e ate r domestic harmony. Be diplomatic in a PJl roac h . Purchase luxury gift item. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on rulfillment o f ~ desires. Romance is in pic- ture-so are friends. pleasant adventures. ~1aintain balance. Knov: difference between what can be and what is actually out-of-reach . SAGITTARI US ~Nov. 22· Dec. 21 ~: Pressure of responsibility mounts. Utilize experience: discard wish£ul thinking. Older individual can help you seltle on solid base. Don't be too shy to request nccC'ssary aid. CAPRICORN ! Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Ideal s are in focus. You can see \rhere you want to Death l\'otkes CASE Fto<ll'f!C• B, C•5' •lli Qql• (,~ti•, C.o•1• M~~ O•t• ol (!eMh, "'""I I Survl•eO t>Y wi!•, El~~""" of lh• homf, o0n. Ou<!lf., Co•I• MP••• lwti ~••n~(Ml<H~n. S•rv''''· Tuf"Jdav, Aorll ~-1 PM, P~c·!IC View ChAO!I. *''" Or Cll•rlf > Olt•tnl\eld ol1icl•!lng. "-" fcm~M. P•citic Vi ew Mfmt1•i•I Pa•~. P•cl"c Vl•"' Mer!u•.-... Dir~ '°'' SAXE AT MUSICAl PLUSH 'PJ •••lil•l1! dee· Grated to10Tfnl Baskets lo please everyone. Som' viilii small toys tor child1e1t a • . "''" "6. 3c ,5 Bettles BOX OF 30 Modess TAMPONS Mai!P cl mos1 ab:;or~: lib"°. RP.~Uldl or SUpPr. Sn·on's [ftryday Law Pritr 1.39 LU!lEN'S -lPnder jelly cen- !r1. in a':ortcd fruit llcivor,~ 63C ~J&M shell 1n various ro1nr • Reg. 19c 2 I~. Bai "Broxie" Rabbit BRACK'S -l ar~~ Riibb1I 63 . 1~11ldrd f1f l't1fe '.,olilf ~11lk ca·... ' . lho101dl~. 'tl. Peanut Butter Eggs llERSKEY'S -The alt-lime l~vori\P. l~ .lPI' rs:g covr.if:d 43c with d~Ji~iou~ thocola te. P.il~ el i IDt Et:rs '""'"'' Solid Chocolate _____ ._ .. _ ..... ____ _ -·•r·---·- LAcraN.A: Toothbrushes ! 46 .. IHFlATAlll Rabbit ' POLAROID ::'1:~·· CAMERA • • CAS.E OF 24 Canada Dry SOFT DRINKS 1i IL Cau 11 lepllr • Lo• CalDfil · 1.99 CARNATION "HOT" Cocoa MIX Jal A•• Hot Wit~ 1 IZ. l11diYid1al hcka1es. BOTTLE Of 100 Excedrin TAatns The Extra-Strength Pain Reliever 27 01.SIZI "Kl " ear SElf-POUSHt•• FLOOR WAX 1 GALION SIZE "Purex" SUPER BlEACH k· ) : W•ll••m ~·~·. "'QC II, ol 11 \6 AC~ci1 . liu"!lnvt"" !>each D•I• al dfa111, April 1. Surviv..d bv wlrf, Kll!V ; two 1il!••s. t.••• Sa~~ and Berlll• Ooorin; lwn •nd Or SA"' t>1!1h of L01 An~lfl. Sf'VkPS. l ~e1~•v, 1 PM. Smi!h• Ch•ofl, lolff. '"'"'· Good Sllf oll•rd c.~mct~v. 5"1•lh\ Mor!u•rv. DifM:to". for adults .•• A:;:;orted hr1~ u~~ and tmures 10 :..ait the 57c -v.l\olc lamily. \\'ILLIA!\1S ·--.. SaJ-011's EYnryday l•• Price 79t '•'·----~---·~···· _..;.:;;.._. __ -· -·---..--... ---------- REGULAR SIZE Palmolive"GoLD" Deodorant SOAP . . ,-...,..,;• Wi\ll•m•. Aq• g], cl "6 1~ 1••· l"i(>(i' Lan!'. Corona del MA• Datt o! n~~lh. Apr;I l Survlvf. April ~. ! PM, Fairmont Mortu••v C~&Pf!I, Ot n• ""'. Colo•~do. e.an1 C.o•o"" d1I M•• Mo•tuarv, !orwardln11 oir..c Ton . . . " ARBUCKLE & SON \\1ESTCLIFF !\.tORTUARV 427 E. 17th St .. 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" - John Burgess of Costa Mesa is at the wheel of a Peugeot identical to one driven by Wild Bob Burman when he met death, ending rac- ing at Corona for 55 years. Peugeot introduced double overhead camshaft engine design, setting pattern still used. Burgess raced on dirt tracks unique to America for n1any years, built and raced midgets, now is with Briggs Cunninghan1 Automotiv~ Museum in Costa Mesa. 1· ·. Saturdd, April J, 1971 :.-~ -· DAil y PJLoT I • Race Resumption Brings Nostalgia ·· To Fan of 1914 By ALBERT W. BATES 01 1M 0.11' r1111 Sllff Automobile racing is coming back to Corona tonight in the form of a nalional championship event, a U.S. Aul.o Club midget race. The sleek ffiidget.. won't resemble the lumbering 1~glies of yesteryear, but the speed on the new Corona Raceway, a half-mile dirt oval, will be about the same -90 m.p.h. for a lap. For oldtimers who remember the early day racing fever in Southern California. the Saturday night revival will be filled with nostalgia. For in 1913, 1914 and 1916 Corona was ~wn a.s the Indianapolis of the West. Corona's fame even exceeded that of Indianapolis for a time. It was enough to attract crowds of 75,000 spectators for the 1913 race and 100.~-in 1114 -tiuge crowds for that day, and a major headache for a town of 10.000 citrus:-oriented residents. Modern day visitors to Corona may hot be aware the track is still there-the wide bouJevard circling the city and giving it the Spanish name for "crown." Pioneer developer H. Clay Kellogg of Anaheim laid it out. starting with foy ran over when ht becamt the- Ace of Aces as a member of ttie great Hat.in-the-Ring Oying squadron. My memories of the 191& race are Indelible, for that event combined height.! of pleasure and depths of tr• • gedy fer an eight-year old boy. • \ great British driver, Hugh~ Hughes, and his wife, along with lheir bachelor mechanic, took r o o m s upstairs and down at my home. My . two sisters had married and gon~ . so we had plenty of room. In those days, every driver carritd his mechanic with him, primarily to pump furiously to keep up fuel pressure. Hughes' mechanic, JobnnJ Adams, was a millionaire who owned the facl.ory that built the Sunbeam racing car Hughes drove. The racing crowd was ~ superstitious Jot. One night Adams came home a bit worse for wear, fell into his downstairs bed. The room had a cuckoo clock. The first time the bird popped out and sang, Adams jumped out ol bed,, raced upstairs and climbed into ~ with Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, hollering, .. I'm cuckood! I'm cuckood!" _ ~'1""-'tf'"~k!Li'.W'..l.i a center point at what is now SL-.;th and Main streets and drawing Grand Later, before the race, Hughes ask- ed me for my little Teddy Bear· He fastened it to the dashboard of . his Sunbeam, saying, "Now I'm pro- tected. I'll never die on t b • racetrack.'' Sports Clipped Sliort ' LA Bids to Close Out Series CHICAGO -If the home court ad- vantage continues, the Los Angeles Lakers will have to wait until Tuesday night to wrap up their National Basket- ball Association playoff series with Chicago. Coach Joe Mullaney's club is 1n Chicago today waiting Sunday afternoon's ai1th playoff tilt. A victory Sunday would iffi tbe Laken • berth in the Western Confereace finals. · Thus far the Lakers have lost two in Chicago and won three at the Forum, the latest being a 115"89 conquest Thurs- day night. • Tltl" to Olivar"• INGLEWOOD -Former title-holder Ruben Olivares, up quickly from a knockdown in the sixth round, ad~ ministered a savage beating to Chucho Castillo Friday night and regained his world bantamweight championship in ts bruising round!. The two fighters. both from Mexico City, each weighed 117 pounds. The decision was unanimous although the officials were a little more liberal than boxing writers at ringside in the margin of points. The 26-year-old Castillo, who stopped Olivares, 24. on a badly cut eye in the 14th round and won the title here last Oct. 16, decked Ruben with a wild overhand left hook in the sixth round. Olivares was up at three and barely lost the round despite the knockdown. • All-stars Clmh DAYTON. Ohio - A couple of new 7-foot millionaires made the East a favorite over the West today in the ninth Coaches' College All.Star basketball game on the University of Dayton Arena's tartan floor. Arti.s Gilmore of JacUonville, 7·2, and UCI Suffers 9-5 Setback To Arizona TUCSON, Ariz. -In the dry. rarified air of tbls Arizona desert hamlet, coach Gary Adams' UC Irvine baseball team stranded 11 base runners in a slugging match with the hosl Universit y of A.riuma Friday and dropped a 9-5 decision. ' 'i-foot Jim McDaniels of \Vestern Ken- tucky have signed contracts with American Basketball Association clubs worth nearly S6 million com bined. Gilmore came to terms with the Ken- tucky Colonels for a multiyear pact estimate at $2.7 million. McDaniels' con- tract with the Carolina Cougara carries a $3 million price tag. • Emerson Trip• /Foe M1AM1 -Eighth-seeded Roy Emerson of Newport Beach upset top-seeded John Newcombe 6-1, 7-6 Friday nighL in ciuarterfinal match in the $50,000 Aven- tura world tennis classic. Emerson eliminated Newcombe in sud- den death when they tied at six gan1es each in the second set. • New Cage Coaf!h MINNEAPOLIS -The Unlversily of Minnesota named Calvin Luther, current head·coach at Murray St.ate or Kentucky. as its new head basketball coach to succeed George Hanson, who resigned. Fountain Valley Is Home F 01· Trio of l(ings Playe1·s By HOWARD L. HANDY Sometimes Jl's hard to Jfind a cllunk of ice to mix a drink Jon the rocks in Fountain Va lley and there isn't a sign of an ice skating rink in the entire area. It is doubtful if the drinking habits of the populace had anything to do with the retreat of three Los Angeles Kings players lo Fountain Valley and it is certain that a Jack of a skating surface lured them to the Orange Coast area. The three, aU among the younger generation of the National Hockey Leag ue, are mainstays with the Kings this year and could form a nucleus for a winning combination in the future. Mike Byers. at 24. is the elder statesman or the group and the most recent arrival. He is also the leading scorer for the Kings this year as a rookie with Z1 goals and two games to play, His mark breaks the team rookie record. Whitey Widing, 23, was obtained from New York a year ago and broke his wrist in his fifth game with the Kings. This year he is lhe leading point man (goals ~nd assisls) with 62. Paul Curtis, a 2J.year-old defensive specialist does his job so thoroughly he is called Hound Dog by his teammates in an affectionate manner. The three youngsters of the Kings have made their mark oo the NHL this season and although all are tired from the exhausling schedule that sends them from the mild climes -0! Southern Calilorn.ia into snow-covered territory for long stays during the season, none would give up the life of a hockey player. When Byers was traded to the Kings last fall he didn't figure prominently in the team's plans for 1971. "He has been a most pleasant surprise." coach Larry Regan says. The young right winger for the Kings is looking forward to watching the UC Irvine baseball team in action_ Byers is a nephew of baseball coach Gary Adams' secretary. S hir I e y Woodrow. Mike's mother is her sister. Prior to coming to the Kings, Byers participated in 28 games in four year.s in the NHL with his hometown team in Toronto and the Philadelphia Flyers. His bitterest moment in the game ca1ne when he was traded to Philadelphia by the Maple Leafs . "I had Ileen drafted by Toronto and played minor league hockey in Rochester and Tulsa."' Byers reca lls. "It is always a -players' dream 10 play before the home folks in major lei@le hockey and I was very di sap- pointed when they traded me." Not enough to quit the game, fortunate- ly for the Kings. The Byers famil y (wife Joan and future hockey great David -he's nine-mon ths- old) are undecided about settling down to a permanent residence but they aren't overlooking the Orange Coast area and will remain here during the off-season. Bye rs is scheduled to help wiU1 a month-long hockey school in Toronto In July and a two-week school In Cul ver City in August. Then it 's back to the training table in mid-September and renewed thoughls of a Stanley Cup playoff berth next season. Wide Range Of Sports Tilts Set for Tube • A varied program of television viewing is offered this weekend beginning this morning with the East-West college aJl. star basketball game from Dayton, Ohio and ending approprialely Sunda y night v•ith a baseball special. The basketba ll season is bowing out with the pros in the throes or playoff games and the collegiate season ended. Baseball begins Monday night when the Dodgers and Houston are televised on Channel II at 5:25. There is auto racing, both live and tape delay of the Questor Grand Prix. The live race is from Atlanta Sunday at I: 15 on Channel 7. Bowling, golf. horse racing, hockey and boxing are also on the agenda with the Wide World of Sports (Channel 7--5 today) featuring the recent NCAA swim- ming and diving championships along with the world pairs figure skating cham- pionships. TOO.lY 1l •.m. (•J Cl -COLLEGE B.t,$1(ETB.l LL. -Tho 11intM •nnut! Etll·WUT Collt-0• All·S!tt o•mo from O•v1on. Ohio. Tho E•U 11 led bV t;.";,,,.Mc8:;;..':;• .~·~'t~~ :;;~~{s10u1:"1~~~01~~'1'. Tha W"I i<IUtd Prl• -II•• wor1cf•1 rl<~•ll •Md ••er from Onr~•lo llv I•~ <lrlav. 3 1>.m. 17) CL -CELEBl'llrY BOWLI NG -Bo~ Nowhttl '"" A"" Ekl•• cllelleJtQe l'IOl!tr! Lan,lflll &I'd J•mt F•rtn11no. J::IC p.m. (11 Cl -CBS GOL" CL ASSIC -Stml!•ntl m•ICh bolw••n Tom WollkOp! •ml Bert Yancev on Pne lttm 111aln1I Grl•r .mne• •n<J John Mlllor. (II Cl -Pll.O BOWLERS TOUll. -Flnl•Mng 1•1""1'$ In !ht FlrHTOfl~ Tournt· men! o! ch•mi:>lon11 ric1>1111 •tor Of\ th• tour with !lr1t 1>rbt I> $2.S.000. It CL -,.RO HOCl(EY lllGHLIGHTS -HIOh l11M1 4'f lho Mln-nesOI• Nor!h S1•r1 -PMl•1'elph11 Five•• 1"4 B~~ :.~1"'(~"'t(0~ ~~NIE' VA('~· -T°"av'• l•t!urt •Ice t•om S1nt1 j1,nil1 Pork 11 l!\t 1100,l'IOll Sonto jl,nlto O.rllv, • "'lie •I'd o,,._11uMh for tnre•·ve.or.c1cr1. S p,m. (II CL. -WIOE WOl'ILD OF SPORTS -'"! -18!~ 1nnu11 NCAA 1wim,....rno •rod div•"!! cnftm1>on1hii:>1 •M th• world 01irs ll_aur1 •~•!l"lf t hAm11ICn•hlp•. !!I Cl -CH jl,MPION5HIP BOWL· lr.G -H•rrv Smilh ~ .. Don ..IPhnson, I o.m Hl . Cl -BC);l"1G -Sthtdultct: jl,I Stankjt "'· Mi~t S~ylor rn • lQ.ro""cr ,....\ddlewtiOhl 1>11111. SUH"'°'" 10.JO 1 .m. UI (I -1>1'10 MOCl(EV -Th• Monf•e•I C1n3dlen1 "'"' the Bfuin• 11 Bostori. 11 -.rn. (1/ CL -N8A PLAYOFFS -A confor!'flc1 1tmlll...,1 o• lino! rouM u•m•. 1:15 l).m. !Tt Cl -AUTO l!j1,C£ -llvt (OYtr&te of lh• l~~ 1nnv1I Atr1nl1 500 sfoek cor •ice from lnt ,\tt1nt1 h•le•M!IQMI 5111tdw1v. Wicks Signs Pact PORTLAND, Ore. -All-American forward Sidney Wicks of UCLA signed a five-year contra ct Friday with the Portla.nd Trail Blazers of the National Basketball Association . Tenns of the contract were not disclos- ed, but the Blazers earlier were said to be ready to offer the ft-foot-8 lltandout a $1.5 million contract. Wicks had been reported to be J1eeking between $1.5 and $2 million. A total of 30 base hits were posted on the scoreboard for the two teamS', 13 for UCJ. Tut touring Anteater nine returned to aelion today with the same foes with Bob Barlow and Tom Dodd pitching in a doubleheader. Angels Edge Dodgers • Ill UCI loaded the base& in the seventh while trailing 6-S, had two additional. runners stranded In the eighth and ninth frames in a frustrating performance. UC. lrtlM UI Am-(I) ... , 111111 F1rr1r, If I I I 0 Gl'llllflt, d l 1lo•1, & S I J 0 Glenn, II C•1l1. (f J I 1 o RllltfV, c •~nu. 1• J 1 J 1 Mlllullc. lb 111~1, f'f I I I 0 Loffl. rt Mtnwn, •~ f 0 1 I F~. u Gr-•v. Ht J o T 1 Sii,..,, 1• l llttlrw, < 4 0 I 0 M'""'''' :111 N!Cf'lo!Mln. I l 0 1 I 811.,,, I O'C-.11 00 00 \11Hneff. "" 1 I 0 t "tnnl,.."l!I, o o • O o .. , """ j 1 ' 0 ! 1 l • J 2 , D J I J f s 1 ' 0 J 0 ' , J 1 ' • • ' 0 0 ' ' ' Tot1!1 JT I U J ,, • 11 • ' . ... 010 000 -t 13 ~ tOO 21•-• 11 • • ' • By ROGER CAR~N 01 "'-0•111 ,lit! llltt Exhibition victories have little value in major league baseba!J for the most part. liowever, the Cali!ornla Angels' 4-J Tl ·innlng come-from-behind triumph over tht Los Angeles Dodgerll Friday Aight had a bit o< significance applied to it by Angels' manaser Harold "Le[ty" Phil- lips. "Wt haven't had a good spring in terms o1 winniq and Josin& and you begin to I wonder if you CaR win:• said the Halo boss afterwards. Tonight they .resume their three-game set with the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium (7) with Tom ~-furphy slated to hue) for the Angels, probably against Don Sutton. who was orlgb1ally scheduled for work Friday. They'll wrap it up Sunday after· noon with the Angels starting Andy Meli· sersmith against Sandy Vance. The Angels got their seve11th win ln 11 tries against the National Leaguers the hard way, Urst bk>wlng a 2-0 lead in the r ninth, then coming from behind i• the 11th to win before 21,857 at the Big A. Jim Spencer's doubll? in the decisive llt.h knocked in a pair of ruts after Tony Gonzales and Ken McMuJl'!n had reached the base paths via a walk and a base hit. The turnabout came 11fter the visitor• had tagged rt.lid pitcher Dave L.aRochc for. three singles and a score in the top Of I.he 11th. Biii Sud~kl' sent the game Jnto extra innings w!lcn he tagged Mel Queen's twt'). out three-two fastball for a 381).foot horn· Boulevard in a circle three miles in circumference. My father established a retail jewelr y and watch repair business on Main near Sixth In 1908. By the time of the first race five years later, he had built a IG-room home at lot.h and Main. By that. time also he had acquired a 1913 Chalmers touring car and Sunday afternoon drives in a rented horse and buggy faded into pleasant memory . Our ape.re rooms proved • godsend to the racing drivers and their \Ii mechanics in a virtually hotel-less ;!t small town. My memories of the ~ first two races when I was five and si1 years old are vague, but l do recall something about the fuss made by Grand Boulevard residents who feared for the safety of life and property during the race. Their clamor prevented a race in 1915, but the event was resumed in 1916, with disastrous results. Even though memories of the 1113 and '14 races themselves are vague I remember vividly th• great racing · ' drivers who competed -Earl Cooper and hls Stutz cars; Eddie Pullen, Barney Oldfield, Ralph DePalma and Eddie Rickenbacker racing Mercers, Mercedes', Maxwella and Dueseo- bergs. Eddie Rickenbacker roomed at my home and eo became my hero all ~ through World War J. My cup of Greensboro Open And he didn 't, but he came close. His SWlbeam had an airplane motor which gave him more speed than he could use on the: unbanked Coronl track. He burned out his clutch, retired from the race with blisters on the bottoma or hi.!1 feet as bi& as sliver dollars. Later, at a race at Uniontowtt. Pa .. mechanical trouble forced him out again. He had no sooner takm a seat in the grandstand when a car went out of contiol, crashed into the stand and killed him. The tragedy that fullilled the wor- ried resident!' prophecy and ended racing in Corona until now coat the lives of Wild Bob Burman, h.11 mechanic, Eric &hader, and a spec. tator, W. ff, Speer. Five others wefe- injured. Bunnan in his Peugeot was nect- and-neck with Ed O'OoMel in a Dusenberg when a wheel collapsed 1 on the Peugeot, causing a crash into the aowd. The new Corona Raceway, located at the Buchanan overpass and ~ Riverside Freeway at the north side or town, is not far from the historic three-mile track. If driver ghosts from the good and not-so-good pioneering yeara of ~ to 60 years ago are hovering about at Corona Saturday nlght, they'll likely look at the safer modern track and e:i-owl, "Sissy atuff !" Brown, Miller Share .. • • r. • ' Second Round Golf Lead GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -Veterans Peter Brown and Miiier Barber just beat a cold, driving rain Friday and shared the second·round lead in the- wealher-Lroubled $190,000 Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament The ~year~ld Brown, one of the few blacks on the pro tour, had • 6 and Barber took a 70 for 137, five-under· par on the water-logged Sedgefield Coun- try Club courae. a 7,034-yard par 7l layout. They held a one-stroke lead over Australian Bruce Crampton, Terry Dill and Young Jerry Heard. Crampl.on had .--70. Dill 68 and Heard a 67. Crampton was the only one of the five leadera who played in the afternoon and took the brunt o( tome of the most &evere weather conditions in two yeara on the pro tour. 11, 4-3 er with 11 matt 1bosird in the top of lht •intb. Clydt Wright went the nrst all innin& tor the Angels and tumed tht Dodgers away on five hits and no ru1s. And Queen was lmpreaalve in relief, despite the gopher ball. The 6·1 rigbthander mowed down seven in a row be.fore Sudak.is touched him for the four-bagger aid struck out four in his three-inning atlnt, Ken Berry and Aler John~n led the Angels' battin& departme•t with 1 pair o< hit. each. -, .. •• ' ,. Lee Trevino. who has a notorlotil! ;. dislike for cold weather, got caught 1.t,! the rain and took a 72 for 139, ~ of a large group at that figure. (; Bob Charles, a New Zealand Jefthan~· who had shared the first round lea~: ,. with Trevino and Barber, al$o had fllsii problems with the numb ing rain - chill temperature. ; He, too, bad a 72 and was in 1tti•; group at 139 along with U.S. Open cb~.,.. pion Tony Jacklin of England, who Jlad~· a 69, and rookie Bud Allin. who ignor~'": the elements for a remarkable, sevenSf d ' ~ un er par 64. r Gary Player, the tough little ScJithl-· African who is the defending cbam~on--'...., in this event and who won the -i.,st: · two tour tiUes , rallied for a 70 aild~ 145. eight strobt off the pace. 1 Master1 champion Billy Clsper ~ad: 1 • 71 for tf& and just made lbe cut:.· for the final two rounds Saturday 40d ;~ Sunday. It took a score of J46 to mi.bl_; It. . ;j Among the casualt.ie1 wu Jack Lewis.:: one stroke off the pace goina into tbe.!: iray day . • "'. ll!Ollld-~ IMd•r• In ,.,.,, GrMlllbotO 0-toll 1111.rrMll'l.nl, Miiier 1li1r1Mr Ptll lf'l'MI Terr~ DO! 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Mesa •lso managed to capture the c.tt first place trophy with 31 points while norH1.tt1 intruder Las Alamitos waJ tht Bet winner wilh 'JO markers. Utter was nabbergasttd afterwards. commenting lo the DAILY PILOT. "CdM had all the first! but wt were. just like the Indians 11 LllUt Big Horn ; we just kept coming at 'em by filling in with second! and thirds." Ht slngled out Bill McAnney, Ron Mi$ilek. Matt Waidelich, Jack Hall and Neal Richey amofig the key varsity swimmers while also offering pl1udits to Mike Zeldin and Tim Gallagher, the second and third place finishers In the crucial diving competition. C<irona was undefeated in v1rsity dual meeta incl!JdinC a win over Meu in their dual. However, tbe Mwi:langs cop the overlll title on the: double standard scoring aystem. --_..,. Four varaity league records were smithed while two otbert were equalled. Corona's Kurt Krumpboh swam 1:47.t and 41.4 to surpass the 200 free ind JOO free 1tandards while te:ammate Garth Bergeson broke records in the 200 iodo t1:04.9) and 100 breuUitroJe (1:05.4l. The two rtt0nh whlcll were equalled w&e the 100 back, where Mua's Misiolek lied hill ye1r~ld 1tand1rd of 56.4 and the 400 free relay, where Corona equalled Mesa's two-year old mark of 3:23.9. Fullerton Tour1iey Pirates, Rustlers, Gauchos Ousted llO I•• -I. Kruml>Ml1 fCllMI 41,, IL•"fl._. 0<6l 2. MtAMMY !CM) JO.I I. LoJtl (CdMI .••. s.u ... ,. .. !E••1 U.I I. Wun• .. (I['!-• 6. ltrl•n! IFV) U . -''" -I. •ouci~r ICdMl J:Jf.! 2. l(e111 ,1".'.', J~:o~:.~1.CF~~11,,\~:~ '· t~ cC:M~~'.~r. CCMI 100 N eil. -L Mlt~lt~ ICMl W..1 (l,u.lf •r rKonO 1. k•w•ti. (1!111 •·• l. •I•"'',..." I ff.0 I. Wtbllrr lE111 1:01.I 1. Wll~tr I l :tl.t '· liolvotlr.1 CCdM 1:02.J 100 bttlll -l. •4•onon IC<IMI l :D.5.1 ILN~ ordl 2. Y•rwood CMl l:IWi.J /· SPO"IOI• ( I 01.e 1. 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Mii 1'4t.4 '· J-_ \11lltV •• Int) lffm ICOrft: (Mil MtN 11 E11tnc!e I.fl'°" llff l'"""'ltlrt V•htt JI, (..._ ... 1'• U. Vi l ..,. I~. Orange Coast. Golden Wl!St and Sad· dleback colleges were ousted from the Fullertcn JC baseball tournament Friday when all three 1rea colleges suffered IOS!e.!!. OCC's Pirates fell to Santa An1 , 6-5, at Boysen Park while Golden Wl!st was defeattd by Fullerton, 8-4, at La Palm• in championship semifinal tilts. Sad- dleback's Gauchos dropped a 9-2 dteision to Cypress in the consolat.ion round 1t Boysen. Thwi Ful\ertDn will meet Santa Ana 1t 8 tonight in the title game at La Palma while Oblone faces Cypress in the coosolation championship at 5:30. Ohlone knocked off Compton, 17-4. Or111ge Coast jumped lO a 2.(1 lead 1fter two iMings, but Santa Ana 1cortd tiogle tallies in the third and uvtnth and a pair each in the fourth and airth to tait a commanding 6"2 ad· vantage. OCC (.'I.I( it to 6-5 with 1 three-run eighth. A wild pitch plated the Pirates' fir11l run in the initial lramt ind Bob Leavy'a double acored Danny Clark " the second tally-.bl the aecond. Two wa1u: ainglu by Clark and Jim Hawse. an 'uror, and a fielder'• choice did the damage in the eighth. In Golden West's slugging duel with Fullerton, the winners' Greg Clar k and Mike Averill pounded out four hil.I each. Clark coUec:~ four rbi while Averill had a sixth lnilint !lolo home run. For Golden West , Pat Curran, Terry Bulling, Craig Keller 1nd John Hogan all had two hits each. Ont of Curr1n'1 wa1 • seventh Inning round-tripper with the bag' empty. Golden West tied the score al 2·2 in the third on • double by Wayne Kiefer, an ttror and 1lngles by Mark Cre.sse end Bulling. But FJC came back with two in the fifth and one in the !lixth {Averill'• homer) to take a >2 advanlage. The Rustle:rs got one back on ClJrran'1 homer, but the Hornet! put It aw1y with three in the eighth. The: final Golden West run (in the eighthl wa~ scored on singles by Keller ind John Hogan and an error. Meanwhi!I!, Cypre.~s broke up .1 ti1thl game with a seven-run seventh inning against Saddleback. The Charger! had held only a 2-1 lead going into that frame. The GauthoJ stored their first run in the firth on a double by Eric Christen!ien and Bob Blacklidi;:e·s single. A one:-base blow by Brian Holmu and Blacklidge's double to deep center field gave Saddleback its second tally. Cypres11' big blow wall • b1ses-Jo1ded triple In the .eventh by Jeff Hamilton. ' {osta Mesa Victim " f: Palmer's Two-hit Gem ~ By ROGER CARL.~N K 'th S •--• ;. CM,... oorll~ ,.,191 1,.., ,.. amue~ scorcu on Bob Palmer's a del Mar High'• h•1eb1ll ttam ed Jn the thick of lht Irvine Lt1gue l"rld•~ 1flttnoon behind !ht niftv hit pitching or John Palmer 11 tht guig, whipped ho!! Co,,t.1 Mesa. lmer whiffed 1 do1.tn f.tu~tang b:iil· t~and 1dded 1 two-run homer over th rl;ht litld fr:nre tn 'r:al the verdicl • • e only trouble spot for the Sea K_il\ hurler came In tht fifth inn1n« ~~ coach Jim Hagey's Ml!un.~ loaded b1se1 after two outs on an l!rror. Je hit by Dale Kubt!lka and a J>l!ll is.sued to Randy Embrey. t Palmer got the lasl batter oo ea and hf was hofnl! frefl. Seven last nine outs were rec:Orded lkllOUll. Mesa hurler Dan QulHnbury >l vlclim ol limely Sea Kina hlt.1 folE Me:u errors. 1 Ult first frame roach Tom Tr1su'1 at: p pk:kfd lip thrtt unurned runt when 1 dropptd Oy ball In the ttlrifleld l!iotpt I.be lnnini .Jive ny ball error with two ouls and then Palmer and his brother John lwho w11s Aboard via a single) raced h<:ime on Reed Johnson 's bouncer up lhl! middle. Anot~r Mt.!1 error set things up In the third frame . Samuels reached fir1t on 11n 1nfjrld mi.o:cue and then John P11tmer follow,.d wi1h .his pokt> ovtr the ri,llht field f,.nct. his fifth this ve11r. . The only other saft'ty off Palmer came an lht first inning "'htn Randy Embrry s1ngltd to put runners on f1r11t and second btforl! running out of gas (--.t ~., U! ll r•r.i . ' . ' .. , ' ' • • • ' .. . ' ' "'"'''· u i."'"'"· lb • J l"ll"'!'r, • l £rlc1<10n c J ' ,.,1,,,,. •.• j II .Ml'll\IM. (! I 11.~ ... ,., l kor!, "' J ~ .. ,.. •h 1 Otnnt1. " J M Joh~-. u O • • • • • • • • • . ' . • • • C10t1 M"' !fl tl rbrM ,....,.. (f J • • • IC11NU.1.c 1111 !"'tit•?· M J t I • S1mo1en lb J ' • • ""°'"""'· ,., ' ••• .-_llhur. II I I f I Giid•~ ,~ 1 • • I Cl••-"" 1 • 1 t .., .. ....., Jh J 0 • • Mlf'llnu. tl•t f O I I •111n.1t l fOO 0 11l•on 11o ...... (Ullwf<I, rJ 1' I I 1 loloro J ~ 0 0 o e o 1 l• t ' • Cn""'' ~ol IJt • Coit• >,•tit ,,~ ., 1~•11'11 "' "" .... ' ' . ' ' t ' • ' • Cl1.-. H Hobbo. •I Tur,,..., ., C•1n, ll 1e ....... c l ulll. 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Me1nwhile. previously winless Edison got top pitching from Craig Renish and Ed Winn to post a ~: verdict over 11-fagnolta on the l~tr!' diamond. Pat Marley provided flit deciding blow In fountain Valley·, victory with a long jovcr 400 feet ) homf' run with 11 tenm- male aboard in the fifth to put the Barons GUI in front fllr good 4·3. B11ron roulhpaw Stev,. Fox relinquisht<I 11 hits in the first four inning, ind then settled down to C<Jllar the Faltons on a lont saft''Y In the final three 1t.1n:r.11s. At "'f~gnoil:i. Mark Siql delivered Edison 's big hit with o three-run, two-out circuit blast in the second inriing. Ren\sb 1tarled •nd wei.t four lnnings on the hill whlle Winn chucked lhe linal three frames. The poir scattered live hils and waiked only h\'('. 51'1m1il, 'D l'o~ " Mlfl" l•f. lf.)b lvn<"· 10 Ou•ll•11•. , 0 1.Yor;1 ll> Moru,., tt .,., •. •t l l • h•I! I I I 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' . . , . ' ' . I I f I . , .. ' . . SA V•lllV U) .. 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Happy Young Angler f.ittJe Donald McLemore of Costa Mesa smiles proudly as he displays a 22 1h:·pound ling cod and l\vo lO·pound cow cod taken on a recent trip with his father aboard the Channel Isl e out of Art's Landing. ~ock cod are hitting well during the spring months. Vil{es, Tars, Huntington N otcl1 Sunset Victories ~1arina, Newport Harbor and Hun- tington Beach all ended up on the winning side of the ledger in Friday's Sunsel League baseball action. Coach Ray Allen's host Marina Vikings upset previously unbeaten league leader Anaheim 8-7. in eight innings while in- vading Ncwporl had to hang on to defeat Loara's Saxons, 10-9. In a contest ~·hich seemed a little less lighl than the other two. coach Don Walker"s Huntington nine accounted rnr il~ initial 1971 win by taking a 3-1 \'erdict from host Westminster. ~1anna roared from the short end of a 6-J score and potted three runs 1n !ht bottom of the seventh inning to send its contest into e:xtra innings. Triples by Brock Pemberton and Rod Brown were the big blo~·s for the Viktngs In the !eve:nth. In the !\larina half of the eighth. the V1k1ngs were down by a 7-6 counl "''tth one out "''hen Scott Wheeler singled. Ensuing base hits by Ron Swanson and Dan Wells loaded the sacks and the winners scored the tying and winning Rustler Ace Clocl{s 22.3 In Double Wi11 Keith Don.11dson clocked in top JC ~ freestyle time in the stale (22.31 1n Je:;iding C.olden West College to Southern Californ ia Conference double dual swim \'lclnries O\'er Cypress and LA Harbor in the Cypress pool Friday. Thi! pair of wins locked 11p the circuit dual mre:I title for coach Tom Hermstad's Rustlers. DonaldJon also nabbed the 100 frre In an excellent 49 8 "''hile teammate Don Lippoldt caplureii the 200 indo 12:08 .5) and lhe 500 free i5 :06.0). Goldtn W111 rut '") cv-• a ml<ll•• re11• I (•pre01. limo J . .11 IGli'lfom~'efo ;J lC~f"G (Cl 1 lto.<t IG) J. 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Loara had the bases loaded with two outs in the ninth and the: Saxons we:re trailing by nnly 1~9 after already having tallied ooe run in the stanza. Sailor reliefer Rick Smith. the fourth Newport hurler of the afternoon, gut a Saxon batter to gound to shortstop !I.like Easterling. v.·ho threw the Loa.ta player out at first to end the threat and the game. Mark Bowman slugged a leadoff homer for Newport in the first while Stu Wee:dn 's bases-loaded triple chased mate1 Haig Wh ite, Bowman and Bill Ferrer across wi!h runs In the seven-run fourth . Huntington got past coach Frank !\lunoz's Westminster Lions by scoring 11 run in the second and a pair of insurance laities in the fourth. The second-inning bingo was provided by Steve Deeter's solo homer over the Jell field fence. Paul Fulham tingled home Tom Crunk .!Ind SCQred himself on 1 base hit by Breu White in the fourth. Bill Shubin started on the hill for I.he winners and went 5 213 [ramu before being relieved by Fulham. . 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" Wlll!t. lb L U"" 1or v ... ~.m •• Trn••I lb ('lrco"e •" JI"' At,,_ lftrtl •• .1 0 0 ft l 0 • 0 l G I D a 1 o t J I 1 I J ' J 1 0 • 0 0 1 e 1 o 1 e 1 1 • • • G G t G 1 " 1 ~ e o o • , 0 ft ~ 11 I l TO!•l• is J t t I~ ., IR1'1""1 ' . . ('l"l'I ~'~ a ! ~ n•0"•-1 1 Eagles Drop 4-0 Decision To Griffins By HOWAPD L. BANDY ot llM Deltr l'lt•t l t11f Pitcher Jlm Wal.IOD may sue bls lf:1m· matet at Eala."ICla High for non-,upport, both ln the field and 1t the plate, aft.er Jolin« to Irvine League 1eading Los Alamitos Friday, f.-0, on the losers' home field . Wat.son was tbe vi<.'tim of an unttmed nm in the firrt inning and two more In the aixtb frame with relief spetlalis~ Jim Postel giving up the othu tainted tally in the seventh. It wu 1 perplexing afternoon for coact: Ken Millard'• Estancia Eagles. They committed four error• and all accounltd for scoring opportunities for tbe vi!itinE: Griffw. Meanwhile:, Griffin hurler Frank Allen was lofting a alow curve ball toward the plate and the Eagles were hitting line drives -right at oppoa\ng fielder•. The Eaglea garnered only two base bib for the game aa Jim Fox finished up in the 1e:venlh with a pair of strikeoutJ. On1y one Estancia runner got 1s far es third base and ht was left slrande:d on an outfield fly ball The Griffins lead the lrvine League with a 4 • I record while Estancia bu been reduced to J virtual 1Lso ran with a 2-3 mark . Los ·Alamitos scored a llingle marker 1n the first as leado!f batter lk'b Cameron belted a single to left on the first pitch. HI! was erasetl. on a fielder's choice 111d afttt an error on a bunt play , another ~ielde:r'! choice put runners at first and second. With two away, they were going when Jim Hamilton hit a ball toward rignt that went through the Eagle second baseman for an error and a Griffin score. ln the sixth, a hit batter ind 1 wUd pitch put lhe le1doU batter at second. He moved over oi1 an lnlitld out ind Hamilton attempted twi~ to squeeze him home. The St:cor.d w.is on a third strike and he missed th~ balJ completely -but so did the Estancia catcher u the run score. ~ A sacrifite and 1 base hit brousht the second marker across. A lw().b~ error and a twD<JUt 1ingl• brought the final run across in the aie11enlh off P015tel. , ............ cf Cfrptn~, rl Sruov, c J. All*fl, lb H1m111.,.,, ti 5ltWIOl't, II C"rlllO-OMfo ~." Mltrln. or l9Pt'lo )I> ...... llt~ •• Mlch1tlo, '" FO•. 0 Toffll .. , 11 ttll • 1 1 I • e • o ' , 0 ' I 0 l I ~ I t I ' • 0 • 1 • J 1 0 0 0 0 J D D 0 J 0 ' • , • 0 0 0 0 0 0 '' . ' ' • • ._... II) ... , ..... kfnl!li, ,.,, l I I • P-1, Jb 2 I t • Z1lof1Drf, lt>·lf 1 I I t C:C.•lty, cl l • I I IYthOft, ..... J I t t 11....umo, 1• J • • t JeMl<ln. ( 2 • I • ShDt't1.rlJ lff Cobvr"• ( 1 t I t lOlll~"' If I • • f 511'!111 .... II I I I I Po11e1. 1 o • t 1 Tolt!1 1J t 1 • ' . . Lot Al•mll<ll E011~tl1 lOOOMl-4 6 I 0000000-1 2. S1nall, Feisty Tritons Trip Knights, 6-5 By PHIL ROSS 01 11'111 DtHJ l"Olt l lt lf They're small for sure. But they're feisty and they ge:t the job done. Thal'~ the best dw:ription of eo1ch ~larshall Adair's San Clemente Triton., who eked out a 6-5 Crestview LtaRU• baseball decision ove:r host Kate.lla'a Knight.s Friday. The defending loop champion,, •ho seemed to do it all with mirror& and IUJ:oerb pitching Jut ipring, art following a similar path this 11e:ason and are now 4-t in league hostilities. They remained tied with El Modena and Tustin for tbe top 1pot on aome nirty baserunning and the clutch relief pitching of ltfthandtr Ruben P1ramo. Arter the Tritom had blown 1 4-(1 edge in the firth inning, pennitUng Katt-Ila to catch them at 4-4, Adair'• little speedsters came right back in tht lop or the si1th to post two more lallie1 and retain a 6-4 lead. f\eith Gibson led off the si1th with a bloop single for San C1e.mente and then was erase:d on a for« pl1y at second with Pett Sellen goina to HcOrld on an ove:rthrow It first. Sellers score:d on a line single t6 left fie:ld by Craig Ander.son, who lqged it into setond on the throw to tM plate. Ande.rson wa11 pl1ted two pltcha later nn anolher liner to left, this one by Srott Johannes. San Clemente had pushed 1cro11 ttrO runs in the fint ind lone talUes In the third and . fifth with most of the e:prly damage also t result of the hot bats ol Anderson. Johannes ind M1rk King. the ~quad's lhree: 1m11 •a• & re11tul1rs Anderson hid thrtt ~afetit:ll in three plate appe11rsncis while J o h 1 n n 1 1 receipted for three hit.. In lour tries. ••~ cie-tt I'! IC.t"'I• UI ... . 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Eric Files was the only other area varsity leader, swimming a 22.9 in the 50 frte. ... , lllO ftff-1. ltobln..,n (Marl 2·00 2 2. Ak.tr (Al 2:Dl.l l. Ptlj!tY ·~lil 2'.01.1 4. P.Cberl•cm (Nl 0211 S Htber jM) 2;0..6 '· Ou~t\-(Mori 2:06.t 100 Ind m1dle1-I. Youl>Q (Ml 1:01 J 1. 51tllnt• (N) l :D'l.t J_ M. Prlmt (Mtrl l:Ol.0 4. M. Fthrtnkrug IMerl l :Ool.t J w11r (tO 1:017 '-l'r"°nk• (H) l:Ol.O SQ Ir-I. Httrlrl !H) 11.0 1. "tltle~ {H) U.I 3. BDD!h (M•tl 25.0 I. O'Connell (Mir) 25.0 5. Alki"> <,w•) 2J.J 4. B11rt10Yl'HI! IWJ 25.l I, 1undtrl {NI 25j 100 flv-1. tt<I !Hl 1,0 •. • 2. Bu•.11r,... (W) ''°"·' 3, G1101er CM•rl 1:0$. 1. Fehrenkruq (M••l 1·04' JI. A!klns (W) 1:1)8_, 4. Ml!ltr 0 IN) 1:10.J 1(1(1 free-I. Htrrer1 fHl jS 3 1 Trlnah1"" 1Wl }.!.I l. Boo!~ iM1ri Jl.O 1. O'Connell IMul 51.J J. Bleck /Al Jt.O 6. S111'HMr> JN) S9.2 •Oil lrPf-1. Robinson !M1rl 1:n .1 t. Ro!><!rtson !NJ 1:1J.] l. Aker !Al "?3.9 i. Hiller (W I 4:)2., 5. F•rQV1iOn lM1rJ 1:'9.• 6. Samp IW1 1:50 6 100 b•ck-1. Vou"o IW I 1 ·01 s 7 M.1 Prime !M1rl 1:07./-3. Sir•no~ IA l:Ol.5 •. JIHd H) 1:006 5 J. Prime !M.,l 1:11,0 '· Prln~t {Westtrnl 1;14.0 100 i:.re111-1. Bllllnoo (N l 1,n, ',· Dunn jMtrl l ;l •.O ). Trin9h1m wi i :11. •. s-er !Wl 1·111 s fr1oonk1 !H) 1:11,I 6. lODk-er' !Al :n .1 "" mo !rPf-1 8e(k (Nl 7:0S.I 7. I(, Will (N ) 1:01.7 l. 11,rmJ!rono <lMlr\ 1:11.t l. Sl1!h1m !W) ? lSI '> \ord i Nl l:IS,7 '· Cr1v 0 (W) ... 100 lr>d. Ml!'dley -I, Fib].,, (M•rl 1:03.l l . Reo1n !H) 1'0'>.6 l . F~IT· chm1nn (Nl l:Oo!i,:.. •. Serrell !NJ ~~!i~u s(A 1Rr~.s ( es!ern) 1 :o,.J 6. 50 !re<i-1. Brennln IMarl ?• 1 ' S. Smllh !Nl lS.J J. B••il.•n (Wtste•n) 26.6 I. Brunev !M&r ) ?6 ) s T Seerlet CN I 21.0 6. Fr•nk'>ov>t · (W) 21.0 50 llv-1. Ftllthmlnn _IN) ?8.0 ? Reo&n !NJ 11.l l. Sthrrml! (NI 190 •. Htll11!h;1; (M1t) ?'I.I S. fltvleu iA) 19.t 6. Ol lt l+.1) Xl.l 100 lr-1. Srenr11n (M1r) S6 O !. S. Sml!h IN) Sli.S J. 8tt~ IN) 7S l . S1ath1m \Wj J:OO,O s B•rken rttr5torn) 1:00.2 . Ferre(I (Mori 50 b&Ck 1. Sthmld1 (N) 19.1 fltatU• t~orOJ 7. B1rrel Nl 30,, J 0.1• IH) 2.0 •. Frenkho!J.-(W) 32 7 \:i 1Dlt~tY {H) lJ.I 4.Phllllos (\YI ' SO bre1st-l . F1~l1n (M•rl JJ.J l7. i• O<Jvc•n (N) &nd Saul IWl JJ 1 •· Joh""'" !Wt1tern! 34 o s. Silker (WJ Ul.6 6. Wtl1I {A) U .2 FJC Holds Orange Coast Co I J e g e ' s Chris Gammon captured the 200 butterfly but Fullerton Junior College won the five other events in the second day of the South Coast Con- ference sv.·im championships at Santa Ana College. Gammon was clocked in 2:08.3, a season best. Fullerton 's Byran Reidenbaugh won both the 400 indo (4:37.9) and the JOO back (55.3). FJC held a 36-poinl lead over Orange Coast 1 109Vz-73~l \ with today's seven final event.s remaining. ... ti\ C-1 Coftltl'tl'IC• M .. I Ful .. r!on lil'fl lc!; Or1n9t CO.Oii llVt, ~~~:f,mA;:. IC. Ml. Sin Ant,,...10 XI, 100 trtt tel•v-1. Fuller!M. 7:1S.O; 1. OrtMf Co11!. 7:U .O; J. Ct'fi!01o 1:6'.t; '-Mt S•'l .antMlo, !.50.01 5. S1n!• .an1, 7,Y.O. ~ lr>d. me6-l. Jltide<o!>loul" (FJ, •:JJ.t; 2. Sc~wer (0) l :d .•: . G•m-mon (0), J;Ol .S; '· Smith 15), !:01.1; J. Or•~• ~si. J:10.11 6. 1bt:lo•M1n 101~ 56~~·~:...1. Jleldenl)bfl119~ (Fl, 55.l! l. Rldte {S), Sl.t; J. McSll1nt !Cl, :ll0.5: 1. eurt (Fl. 1:00,I; 5. dtMu11 (0), 1:01.1: I. ICt<k (~), !:O'·'· 100 brtl51-!. MIY tFI, 1:01.!; '· l;Of.71 I. l(r1111 !FJ, l •il'fl.I; 5. w1r,,. M), 1:,,.1, ,, Slm<>-lnt. (Ml. l:,,.1, )00 1,.._1_ Mcl1ln !Fl. !.!1.1: 1. S.nn°" {0), l :Sl.O; l . Fu!lrno•~ IMl, 1:5'1.1: l. Nix (F), l.51.0; I, ,.~I~ Ii!'), 1:51.1; 6. Jlnberl• 15), T:J&i'· 11v-l. G•mmon 101, 1·08.J: t . l'l•u••M {I") 110.0; ], H~rd l ,), 1:11.1: I. Wf!lly (Cl, 7,JJ.$; Swa~t.on (F), J ·JI,,, 6. Plvonl<• (Fl. J:tt.O. PRlnCE lbltAles RESTAURANT IUl'DOD -ITUICS f.,.,, Wtd., f"9•. 0,... t p!'I\ ltrL. JI!., ill~-0 .... 11 Ifft !CIM .. MMM111I SANTA All•: Ut?S 1!1rfllt·ll# at·ITTO 11 ,It!:~ 11 111 U•~ .. r) Today's illustration points .ip an example of think· ing your way to tower scores. It's a dogleg hole, and the golfer has the alter- natives of playing safely into the middle of the fair- way or of cutting across the trouble. In such cases the decision often rests on the positioning of the flags tick. If the flag were cut into the right side of this green, the player might well cut the dogleg. He would then enjoy an open shot to the hole. However, with the flagstick on the left, by cutting the corner to position A, he still leaves himself a troublesome shot over the sand. Of course, he might also miss the tee shot and finish in position B. In such an instance, he would probably be wiser playing safely out to position C and approaching along a clear route to the hole. Always check the flagstick positionin} before d riving, especially when you are pondering how to play a dogleg. "HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR pumNG"I H&r• is Arnold P1!m1r'1 fully illustrated g4ide to putting st•nca, line·up, stroka! Sand 20e; itTOni willl a $lamped, self·1ddressed envelope lo Arnold P1!rT11r, in car• of this newsp1per. For Coast Area Tennis Results Gtlthft Wtll (t\ltl (4Y:tl Rlt Konff Sln9!t• K«k 0•1~ IGl IO>I 1-S, 1-,, S·I Or< IG l wo11 i-1. 6-2 Feitll Or•P>ood (GJ won 6·1, ,., Ploher (G) IO•I 1-6, 2-6 G6brvtl> !G) loll 1·6, j .fi. l•t Ehrl>earr (G l la!! '-'·'·6 Doulll•• l(irO Or11\ood 1nd Orr !GI "'011 ,.1, •• Crew ftr>d l(tit" Ot•hood !G) ...,n 4-0. 6·1 "!oher and Geb,,.cl> !G\ rled 1-6, }.6, (alll!'d V•••il• C<lm (U) Ul Co1la Mt•• ~llltlt1 N1!sU1r ICdMI Clef 5Pel• (CMl t·<~ de! En<l>leY 6-C: def S!ldn1m '-11: def C•rrl(o H Lewi• ((dMl lost to Sotlr ICMJ 1-6; def EnClslty 6·1; del S!IOM1m 6-); dt! (frtlC<> 6·7 Shoem•ktr ICdMl d" Sriei• (CM\ 1.~; def End•l•Y ,.,, oel S!idnam 6·3: def Carrico 6·1 MtC•r1V ICdMl 101! 1D Soel•· ((Ml J-4; de! En!1sl•Y 1>--1; def Stld~am t -1; <!ti Carrico 6-1 09111:11•• l(•ll•f•r af>ll Harri> IC'.dMl d•f C•rl•t ond Se11cM (CMl 1-i, 6-(1; d•l MY"" '"O Mve" 6-1 6-1 Vtrm11nd '"d Dyer !CdMl del (1t1•• •I'd B••cl> (CMI 1-0. 6--1 ; dtr MY•" and Mvers 6-0, 6-0 Junior V1<1il1 (dM 00 (f) CIHll M.M ~lntl•J 011• ((dM) de! L1•at ICM) 6-11 d•! Grt!it 6.ll A1~lev (CdM) def Larte (CMl ~-II d~! Gr~gp a-0 Alltl!'d ((dMl dtl Kernan ICM) 6·1: de! Gri~ner 6-1 Willis ([dM) def Keene~ lCM) i.1; de! Frien•r 6--0 Ooubln Wel:>1Ter and .t.•kew !CdM l d" Lv•lne and Ortlieb !CM) i -l : dtf Jl •ss ~nd For! 6·7 '"1ta!~e• enc Carorntef !CdM) '"' Lv,tn~ •r>d Or!leb ((Ml l-2. del 11;,., ~nd Fo•t 6-1 Ylrillv N1w~o11 l2ll,1l I•' 11 lo••• ~llltl•• Opla IM) won 6•1, lo•! J<o. WO" 6•1, 6 1 O'RillCV !Nl won 6·1, IO~I l .. WO" l ·O, 1·0 Rc:ener (NJ won 6-1, 10" O·I. won ,.1, 6 1 M~ll 1N1 won 1.1, lol! 1-', wo~ f ·I. 6-1 0 ...... 11. E•••m•n ind Per.no !M l won 6-1, '), J-5, ,_, Ni("Cll an<! lsbfll !Nl won 6.(1, ,.,, lo•• o ... won 6·1 J11111or V1til!¥ Ntwll011 Ol l UJ lt1r• Sl11tl•• Qul"n !Ml won 6-l. O) Jacobian INl toil 1·6, won 1-l Jones (Nl 1011 l-6, won 6·1 C:onen (N) won 6-1, l·I oovblt1 Forbf,1 1r>d Our;•n IN! wen '·*· .. s Mt~~·I 1na JI . M•••" (NJ won 4-3, .. , V1nl1Y !"dho11 Ul\OJ CSl/t) M1tnell1 Slntl•• Or•llMO (El won ._1, 6•0, '-Cl, 6--0 Mcl(innrv !E) won ,.1, 1·0, •-O: !Olli·-· Her>h CE) "'°" ._,, 6·1, I·'; k!!I •• R!tt lEl won 1--0. '"'°· 4.(1; ICSI ., 00\lblQ Price 1nn BC111td (E) "'"~ t•i, l-l. 6--0. l-0 Anderwn 1nd H1mlllon IE l _,, .,.o. 1·1• 1le<1 1.1, loot ,., J11111tir V•r\lh E111H" 410 IOI M1911(tlll """'" F•!Uler IEI won 6•1, '.(I BOClmer fE) won 6-1, 6·1 Cid\ (El won i-l, W 11\odt UOJ won'"°' ..a DtultC•• EGlllOll won bv 01!1u11 U1rt11y VU .. "•I'll: 12&) ft) M!UI.., Vitll Slllfltt 0. H1beh (Ml 11111 0-', 2•6. l•i, I·' •• N~ker \Ml 10.t ?·•· 1-6, 0-6, 1-l. lullll IM !OSI ).6, 0-6, 1)-6, 1 .. C1ll (Ml IO!t ,_., G-1, 1-6, 1-0 "FREE" Sailboating fRll YOURSIL, O• THISI COSU: e l1r91 '"'"''''"'~' e High Mooring Co1h e R•p1lr1 I M1int1111nc1 e Cl11ni11' Chor•1 e ln1ut111c,1 II A 'lA YIOTI Yeur F1mi!y e' Gi,I Ft1111d w;u Lo¥• Th. 10,, CALL LIDO SAILING CLUB 675-0827 Doublet 0 . He ... !J 1nd Neufeld fMI !Os! 1-li. 0-6, 1-<I, 1·6 Knltt -nd Rue~ Aukstflll (Ml lo1t 3-li. l<o. 1-6, 0-li Jvni.r V1nllv Villi' ''11l 111\0) !'l•I Mlul•• Viti• 5lntl•• E B•cwn (Ml lo•l o-e. 1).6 won I 0 ld•!lul!l Rona~ B•own (Ml IO•I •·•· won 6·•· '"'' •-!. won I o He~lf~ (MJ lo't 1-S. 0·6, wo 1-11 l<:rcgs!•d IM) lc•I •·6. 1•6, "'On ,.. Oou~IH Ml(ert'1v ~no Wanon !M) lo\! 1.1, won 6-l , l<>i! •·•· •·b Maurer i nd O'Oon1van IM) !ltd 7.1. 10'1 '"'· 1).6, 1-i Var1itv Foun1•1• Valltr <1•'•1 ()~,) 5A v11111 Sln1lts 1Cr1wuv~ (Fl won 1·S. •-11 l-1. I·\. ~'1•w (Fl won 6·1, l ·I, 1-1. •·0 lllltn !Fl woo 6·•. 0·4 6·• 6-1 V&ltnzul l• IF ) won 6·0, &-0. ,.J. 1·1. Oouol11 Mil<• Tooorn aod Mille' i F) 1clil 6·1, 1.1, won0-4, 6--1. , Tenaa ! •nil Scl,.lllO<Jet (F) WO" 61. e.1, lost 1·1. •-~ Ju11lor V1riUv l'ount1ln V11!1r (11) (~) 5A Vt ller S••tl•• C~ernow IF) wen 6.(). 6-1 iOPHll (Fl won 6--0. 6·1 Paul (Ff won 7-S, 6-7 Jew lF) won 6--D, 6·2 Do..1111• Como •'Id M!kel•on !Fl w"" +-1. 6-G. Ovlll 1nd Itek! !Fl won 6-1, 6·! V1nlly Wttlrrt!n•l1tt Clll (1) t1unrln1t1n Sin91•• Gr1.,b1uoh (Wl del L1lln• It<) o-?; l<nt to Cow'n l -6; dM w1ll1ce 0.1, n11 wo11 "'1 C'1ol (W) lo•! lo l~tlne (! 7~, def Cowtn .. 1, de! W1ll1ct 1-1; dtl We1t 6·1 Sch•oll (W) dt! ltlln1 (H) 6-1: lie! Cowen 6·11 det W•ll•ce 6--0; drr Weit •1 51uckeY IWl d•! L11in• !HI 4 1! lo•t lo Cowen l-6; def W1ll•tt 611 ae! w .. 1 a.e Dou bl ti KrOYer ind JOl'n•on !W\ dti Koch ftnd Salley (H) 6.), 6--(t; <)el lloocr.er 6nd Betch 6-l, '·' B•rcn •nd W•l1~ IW ) def Ket;~ ""d Ball•• !Hl 1-S, 6·<. del 8ou(her tr>d Beith 6·1. 1-1 Jwnl.,. V1,.;1y Wn!ml!Utlr 1111 tll Hwn!lftt!t611llltl Ptoli1 1nd !>O•ll (WI dll Kv>~t ~nd ~tanton lHI 6-4; ntl "r•am and W•rner l ·O C•llehan ind lv1lt IW\ Oet l(u,ke tnc St•~llln (HI 4·21 Oe! Priam 1nd Warner 6--l V•~•lly Mlrlnl (UJ 10 Anihtlm 51••11• Parker (Ml WM 6·0 6.(), 6•1, A-~ Wolf• (Ml lo•I J-6. 1·6, wen •·•· 1011 S·I T"~rm (M) lo•' '6. won 6·~. 4>!. 4-1. Leib (M) IQSI )·1, WOf'I l>O, ~ 1, lo•I l-6 DeublQ M<O!iWf!f Ind Ttt!t !Ml WO~ •·1, •·l. 6-1 . 6-0 J101Ale1 1nd H•mbu•t (Ml won •·l, 6•0.li·I, H V1nllv K1t11i. n4J 01 stn ''''"'"" sin, ... ~l!~bt1'r1 \~,I~!. I~ •• ·;~, l,~6 WO~ ~· LV<'ll 5 IOJ1 l-6, 0-6, 1·6, 0·' ltlllV (Sl IO>I 1-'. 0-4. 1·6. 1-6 l)olll:lltl (Otll·ll&ll• CS) 1011 J-<I, !-1. l-6. 0-A MldOO•·Oowllno !Sl las! •-6, !·I. Vtnllr IEtrtt!Clt IU! IUl Lin ll.l1mllt1 llntll• Ma!loll (El won 1-1, .. , 6-0, .. G M•Hlln CE) WM l•I, a-l .• .(I. 6·1 WHk. (E) 1<111 H, 0.-61 won 6-J. •·• Holm11t1d IEl 1011 J .. , 0-6; wort 1.1 ... , Ooullln (,j1ln•t 1nd St1nl0t1 \El "'(In J.J; to" S-1: won 6--t ; ,,,_, t -6 Mo"I""" Ind ~VHt!I If) l°'t J-6, , ....... 6·1 Ytnu, lltU~I (lJ~o) (l\i) V111t•°'lt $1"•1•\ 01•1, (l ) lo" >·•; wan •-o. •·l. ••• Bertvll•I! ~(_\ IOI! l ,, WOt\ • ;, •·1. ~-1 l 1yl0!' Ill 1(1~1 1·•: WOl'l ._, ..0. •·· 8re!llet!on ill Iott 1-41 won '1, f-1, 1·1 o.~~1 .. s1,1• 1NI T1bo< (L.) """' ._,_ l-01 11•111 •-l, 11 Jl (ob..,., 1nd McC1rl.r Ill WO!\ .... l-01 _ ....... 1 DA.IL V PILOT ..\5 Furniss Stars Artists Fall l(nightsDominate To Tiger Area Sports Calendar f TN11 M••ln1, Mh•lon Vlo!ID, Sin O~n101, t'w~:O~I'~ 7,, '",n~\ ts:; ~11; ~~,,!\':.~,t;~o: • .:.;1';"'r'1:1 ~'n":'., ~°;i/1~•11Ct fln1lt II ~lnlt Ant II !l•llVn& 8llth. Uni•tUll\ll. ' Biseblll -$1. l>iul •I Milfr [)ti, Goll -UC lr•I~ 11 Loroll (11, UC lrv\"1 1t Arl1""1 ldOUf.1"'ttntrl TOflnl• -lont llllc.h cltUIC tUC Loop Swim Meet Nine, 3-2 ii:111 &!de~ ~!::'' incor,1/•n•~~:O~\~ , ::='="c'M=='·===============;F==~ '°'f~~{' -Cot!I Mt••• N POl'l[j H1rbo<. Wt•tml!\ltf' '"' Hungo•ot1 GOLF TIP Btlt~ 1• Cll1Ntv nvl!1llo111t, Golllffl Woll 11 51~1~ 8•rl:>1r1 Jlt!'V' -Ttnnl• -,oumonl I! Gjlllt" f-'td t.tw Sct<f l~lwdft • G9M :111er1 Valericia High scored a run \!~in! 'fi·J~:111i~" Ditto sia' '' uc 01,,,. _ ,.,1c11r., 11 "" .'. Sleve Furniss cf Foothill , High established a Crestview League record of l;02.7 in the JOO hreastslroke that will probably qualify him for All· Amertcitn recognition•late in the year as lhe Knights dominated action in all three divisions Friday in the league meet at Foolhill. No team score is kept in the meet with the league win· ner delermined in dual meet competition. Furniss' mark was one of five in varsity competition set Friday wlth other marks posted in the Bee and Cce action. Four sctiools competed in the meet with the Knights winning nine of 11 varslly events. Mike McDougal of Mission Viejo won the 200 in· dividual medley in 2:10.6 and placed second in the 100 back . Foothill posted four records in the varsity, three in the Bee and three in the Cee competition including five of six relays. VARSITY ?00 me<1l•v retav -1. Footnlll l·•l • tlt1vue rtcotdl '· Sen Cltmtnle 2:01' ?00 l•tt -!. S<'lli!ll IF) 1·.l•l t H11tm1n ISC) 1:51 S J. Ho•l«k !MV) 7;111 '® Ind me<lltv -l . McOc~l•s IMVl 1:10 6 l S<ld1ro (F) l I~ 0 J. Secor (F) 1,21.0 I. Mllh•• (SC! 1;)1) 0 !O tree -! Miiier iF\ 111 1. ~•in;er !SCl n o l Jo""""' !Fl il,l I. lKll!ut (MY) ll.• 5. Jloltnd IT) 1l t o ;vi1111 -l. Ml~t H1•!in9• !Fl l71.IS 7 MMk H••!i~OI (F I 11? !J l . Hol>I>• !MV\ 218.J.I j M<(••t~V !MVl ??8.05 I. Mllltt (F) 19lll 6 S~vrr !Tl !IJ.lJ 100 !Iv -1 Jlol•~ IT ) l.11 (It•'<•~ •etOld) 1. Lecgve (MV) .IS.I J. Moon (Fl S1,1 100 free -l, Pe!llbont (F) .t • !le•Qve re~~rd! '· Sml!n !F! 501 l Jol\nJQn CF) Sl .I I . 5orlnDtr jSC) Jl l !, Behm (MVI S.1.2 6. Schier (T\ $6.0 100 lrtt -1. Sod1ro (Fl <·01 J ' H1r!m1n (SC} l :U ' l. GtrT•IY" (MV) S:JSI •. Btrr• JSC:! nil timt 100 roac• -I. Moon (Fl 1:01 l 7 McDou911S (MV} 1 :0~-· l. M•lhe• !5() l :Gol.l 100 bre~•' -1 Fu•ni" tFl 1.011 lle1<oue reco•d) 7 Pt!llbont IFl !:OS? J. Steer !F l l ;ll.• •00 fr et "l•V -1 FODtn•ll l 11 .. 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Bob Chap· pell and Dick Miller. in tht las~ of the eighth inning ,,;r~,tN•w~~'l.,;,c::~' 1n<1 uc NEWPORTER INN to tiand visiting Laguna Beach. PAR 3 GOLF COURSE a 3·2 setback in Orange aaui:.111 :1~1'i:;,,,..,, 1ov•11t~ 11 .00' witti ttils ed w .. rs 4tvt League bastball action F'ri-=~"~w~"~"~'"~';•;"~·~··~";·~·;··~·•;•~~=·~·~K~'~·~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::~L;;;=; day. .i Two w a I k s, sandwiched around a pair of outs and a single tallied the winning run. The two clubs battled througti f<>ur scoreless innings before Laguna scored in the fifth when Mike Moorman was safe on an error, went lo second on Tom Murphine's sacrifice and scored on Chuck Corwin's single. Coach Darrell McKibban 's Artists took a 2-0 lead in the sixth when Greg Kessler doubled, was sacrified to third by Nick Gillespie .and scored on Dave Brooks' single' up the middle. A pair o( throwing errors helped Valencia's Tigers tie the count in \he home half of lhe sixth. To that point Laguna pitcher Roo ~tcE\hany had breezed along, allowing jusl one hit. He finished with a five-hitter, striking out five and walking i ,\ ""'i,J J' J 'I\ I See by Today's, c Want Ads e THAT IT'S • e DIME e A e LINE e DAY! . " , .. ., .,·. .. .. five. .\'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~E Kessler continued his hot ba tting streak with a pair af singles and a double in the Artists' eight·hil attaek. The loss ran Laguna's le.ague record to 2-2-2 and dropped it out of a first place tie. l11~n1 l••c~ U) .. ' Corw•n, in MrElh1nv. • l(fH\f r. II GlllttP!t, )b N•Cj\Oll, rt Fie, lb 6roe~1, rf H1HI•, )II Olorck1, ti Btrm1n, d M....,m1n. •• Murolll,..,' TO'lllS • • • • ' ' • • • • • ' ' ' " ' • • • • • • • ' • ' V1l11td• Ul Jl lc~ .. 1b,•• Spetw;.,, d Day, IJ Gomt i. rl llorl\t~. lb PtHV, P Mlltz1w11<I, I! Stnte!1 ! Ohvtt~. lb Mtl(nlah1, rl·11> Tol1l) .. • ' , ' ' • , • • • • • ' . ' . ' ' ' , " ~ rbl ' ' • • ' . • • . ' ' . ' ' • • • • • • ' . • • I ' ... , ' . • • • • • • • • ' ' • • ' . 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No additional special care is need. cJ," -catifn,.,,;" B.usia "Advanced technology (is) brought to bear on tbU,.· ning hair •.. so that (the new hair) is fastened.. ,a$ securely as your hair or mine, maybe even more x:· cutely than mine." -R11., 0Jtncan. NBC N~J '_'For. rho)e wh o are stilt fcarf u l of [05ing their (h~r} piece 1n an 1wkward moment.1here is,.1 .Hair Anew,'" : -T ;,,,, Magozi•~ Ilic hair is permanent., Jnd the wearer treau., it is if it were his owo naturallr grown crop," __ ....... -·--·--·- "' ••• . ... •• 01"-) -···~ l'ORMl'NANfl'l'OMfN • ~ ~~~~11anew HAIK A~l"«' JN'T1.RNA 1 IONAL ltE:>LAR(,U l(lltl'OAATION" 'I) Suite ~10 Pid~lity S11vin11s Bldg .. 1700 No. Main , S•n11 Ana.C•lif, 9110 I J.} 14) 8.35·0343 "1 ~>lltt tJl, 9·Ui' 11'1l1hi,., &11lt~•rd • ;1 8f'•tr!pH1llt.C::..J1f11r11i.!>i)111 •\llj)11.l-Ml4 1 " 0 Plt&K.ull mt ro.t.tninJltM~ntrneni. 0 f!k.ll9" M"nd rM Ct"tmpltlt infonr.i.ian, • ·.1 .1 STA ii: ZIP ~ ... · I cltv I I RESIDENCEPliON'E nG ~1NtS~PHON6 r~ I 1 .. ~r""" ....... rlo·• .... 1...,... , a. "'"'""'""'"'""'"l<I "•"'"'"+~ ........ ,... j ···················0 .. I ff DAILY "LOT ' OAllY ,!LOT J7 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE . .. • J8 OAJLV PILOT Salurda)', ~rU ), 1971 ~ -==~~~~~~~~_::_:::..::::...:..::c:...:::..:..:~ Factories on Wheels Can -'"Pour' a I Home • ( • Ill 2 Days J By DOllOTllEA M. BROOKS NEW YORK (UPI) -A thrM-bedroom concre~ home, finished with carpeling and major appliances. completed in less than a week -and at a cost of•• little as $17,500 in many areas, includrng land. This Is the promise of a new construcUon lechnique uliliiing a unique "mobUe fa c- tory." The ''Conqulk" h cm e system, designed to produce low-rost bouslng in the United Counsel Seminar Slated A one-day seminar on real estate counseling, the newest and fastest growing rea l estate service, will be held at the Newporter Inn. Newport Beach, Saturday, April 10. Open to all realtors interested In counseling clients. it will be sponsored by the American Society of Real E s t a t e Counselors. (ASREC). The seminar will provide "down-to.earth" facts about real estate counseling for in· d i v i d u a l s , corporations, government agencies. municipalities, and in· stituti()ns. Among the topics to be presented and discussed will be: "What is Real Estate Counseling ;" "Creating and Managing a Counseling Prac· tice;" "Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice:" and "Counseling in a Small City." The seminar is drawing speakers from the elite corps of Counselors who are entitled to 111e the initials C.R.E. after their name. including: Roger W. Foster, of Ralph S. Foster & Sons, Fitchburg, Mass.; James E. Gibbons. of Sackman-Gilliland Corpora· tion, Brooklyn, New York: Thurston H. Ross, L o s Angeles ; Jared B. Sh/aes, Chicago; and, C. Ra Ip h Walstrom. Property Counselors Inc . , Portland, Oregon. OC Builder Records Big Sales All sales records were broken in February at Mission Viejo Company, Orange Coun- ty's largest builder. when a total ()f 225 homes were sold during Lbe 2.8-day period. The previous high month for sales recorded at the Soulhern California community was in January, 1969, when 133 homes were SC>ld. Philip J. Reilly, Presi dent of Mission Viejo Company, said the opening ()f New ~1adrid, as well as unit open· Jngs at existing neig hborhoods Seville and Eldorado, helped to slimul at.e sales. · Reilly sai d sales in January and February, 1971, had also broken the previous record of 214 for a consecutive t¥:o- month period, with a total of 323 sales being recorded. "Dollar sales for 1971 have already reached $10,339,820," Reilly stated. A consistent sales leader. Mission Viejo Company main- tained a better than two-sales· per-day pace during 1970, clos- ing 764 new home escrows. more than any other builder, according to data from the Orange County Recorder's of. fice. t.1ission Viejo :sold 1556 homes du ring 1969 and 1970. Reilly added, and noted that the 1971 sales pace is nearl y six·per-day for the first two months. States and abroad, was an- nounced here by The Gray Manufacturing Co., which said ll expects to CQnstruct lts first full size model home Uiis spring, probably in Florida. Tht brainchild of Charles W. Stickler, Jr .. president of a Gray Manufacturing subsidlal"}'. the system utllizes a construction technique based on two mobile casting units complete with b lf'i It -in • hydraulically-operated metal forms. Driven to the construction site, these factories on wheels pour a home, structurally complete, In two days, using a new qulclt setting, quick curing conc r ete . Initially, Gray plans an "expandable" model based on a 912.square- foot monolithic home shell, combining the roof, floor and four walls in an integrated structure. Working with Gray engineers. Sears Roebuck and Co. designt:rs and space plan· ners have m ad e reeom· m'endation.s for i n t e r l o r decoration and design. and ha ve proposed to supply major appliances and • other home equipment to developer~. Calling the Conquik home a "major breakthrough by private enterprise in low.in· come residential housing," Gray Chainnan James E. Ashman said "we feel this ipproach has tremendous market opportunities not only here. but around the world , especially in Latin America v.·here there is a pressing need for low inc()me housin g." Many developers a n d builders, Ashman said, have found themselves facing ma~ MIRRORS 'REFLECT' ELEGANCE OF PRESIDENT TURTLE ROCK HOMES President Serles Irvine Homes Prestigious President Homes. n e w pre s t ige residential com- munity located on the sloping hillsides ()f Turtle Rock at Irvine, have achieved a high degree of ccmipleteness with the inclusion of fine quality mirrors in bathrooms and dressing rooms. Several models in the ex· elusive Middlebrook·Anderson development feature sparkling full-length Monarch mirrort:d wardrobe doors in t h e spacious dressing r ooms . Lighting originates from luminous panels rece ssed in the ceiling above mirrors. The homes area available in three to five bedroom models and range in floorspace from 2367 to 3015 square feel. Prices begin at $60,750, including the land. Cultured marble vanity and pullman are designed into all dressing rooms as are dual ()va l wash basins. Bathrooms feature built.in weight scales, cultured marble walls around tubs and showers. oversize bath tub, and high·quality sheet vinyl flooring. Medallion all·electric kit· chens include birch hardwood custom-paneled cabinets. con· venient pantry and Franciscan tile counter tops with full - length splash above range. Ap- pliances are Thennador range v.·ith a unique new com· bination griddle and indoor barbecue. dishv. asher with nickel stainless steel interior and electric super wet rinse dispenser, and SO-gallon glass- lined water heater. The home is pre-plumbed and pre-planned for a circulating hot wat~r pump, soft water service, and air conditioning. To assu re years of trouble.free service, water lines are copper .throughout the home with separate o'he· inch lines to rear yard for sprinklers. "Clean Wash' Strict architectural landscaping control is main· tained at the new deve lop- ment. Trash receptacles are unobtrusively built·in, a 11 utilities are underground, and driveways are concrele for lasting attractiveness. Car Wash Called Beautiful Though it has just been completed. Newport Center Car Wash. already is being called "the v.·orld's mosl beautiful car v.·ash." according to reports from John f\lartin Shea of Newport Beach. the owner, and George Bissell or Riley·Bissell Associates, also of Ne"·port Beach, t h e architects. "Since Ne"·port Center is destined to become t h e busi'lless and financial center of Orange County and since this car wash is located near the center"s oceanside en· trance on Newport Center Drive, it had to meet very high es the tic standards," said Shea. "There are many high- rise structures in the center, so our facility had to be as at· tractive from the sky as from the ground. "Riley·Bissell and Robert Lawson , the Newport Beac h structural engineer. designed a car y,•ash that is compatible \\'ith one or the .-orld's finest urban centers and sets a new sl.andard for car \Yashes. And, the contractor, Don Koll Com· pany or Irvine. did an oulstan· ding job of translxfjng their design into reality." Shea, wbo owns several President Homes other car washes around located in a superb en· Orange County. added that all virooment, near major of his future car washes will free111·ays. fine shopping at be buill to the standard of the fashion ls\and and South Newport facility. Coast Plaza. schools of all Bissell described the struc· levels, county beaches and fun ture. which lies partia1\y spols. Views from the hillside below the :street surface. as a terrain encompass Catalina simple, yet sophisticated pre· Island, Palos Verdes and the cast concrete structure v.•ith mountain ranges to the north. brick in-fill walls and heavv Residents of the exclusive timber roof framing. Large residential community are overhangs end horizontal wood 1ssuecl membership in the screen:s cove r the gas pumps private Turtle Rock Swim and and give the entire project Tennis Club which Jeatures design unity. The building a five.acre park, heated swim· features a spacious indoor ming pools. tennis courts, and y,•aili ng room w l t h con· sheltered picnic spot s . venience fa c i I it i es . All Facilities are maintained by surfaces are brick. glazed tile. an association composed of natura l concrele. or glass, so resident families maintenance is minimized. To reach President Homes, An u nu s u a I construction take the Santa Ana or San technique was employed. The Diego Freeway to Cul ver concrete columns and beams Drive, proct.ed south follo111·ing were pre-cast on the site, us· directional signs. Sales ()ffice ing the crushed rock driveway is o daily 10 a.m., lo clusk. base for the form . A double r--=-ac~=='----=;I saving was realized, since the cost of a casting slab was eliminated and the concrete look ()nan intere st ing, organic·looking surface lex· ture without extra labor or ex- pense. Who Care•? No other 11ewspaper in the world cares about your com- munity like your community daily newspaper does. It's the DAILY PILOT. Turtle Rock Hills LIMITED AVAILABILITY. The htrit:ige of Spain's colorful .arrhit•'!'lurr-rdphJrecl in !hi< C.aldomia t~nS· l•l1on u a luxury two $lO!Y home l'mboclying l'\rry mnc!Prn tonvl!'niena!. O nly a choice few lefr, l'4Ch with S brdrnom<, 1 h.J\h{, plus ldmily 1ooms with w~l h•rs, ~er•r•te laundry sr rvi(r ronms and J..cJr i;:.irilg('(. !-uperb hilldde \'iews lo S.1n1;t. C.1.1!in.i, the P.i!os VPrdr~ ;111rl ~n C.ahnd•. \o,.iill mrmh'l"rship In 1he !!Xdu~1velurtle Rock S~1m & l l'nnis Club.3015 sq. fl.$72, 000 Soutli on CUlvt'I" Ori.,., fmm the $.'Int' An• or ~n Diego fretw•Yl anrl follO\V d1rectirtr'ldl ~i~ns. OP"" d.1Uy 10 .1.tTI. Ill d1nk. {71~) 8JJ. 110=. llVll1!ij =-"="~ I © ,_ jor mark:ellng problems with medlum to high·priced homes while there is a crying p(ed from low.inaime familiel-.fb.r comfortab le private housing. With the new system, he said, a developer can produce homes, designed to Fltt\ stan· dards and to sell at reasonable e<1st, comp!etlng one every two da ys once his sites are prepared. Briefly. this is how the system works'. A pair of specially-designed semi·trailer trucks, ~mplete with buill·in, hydraulically· operated. metal c o n c r e t e forms are driven to a site which has been "improved," or is complete with water. electr icity and sewer facilities, and on which a <..-ombination floor and base has been laid. The trucks are driven onto the floor and are positioned by a system of jacks and metal braces. The inner for n1s are hydraulically lifted into p!ace . Jn the mean time, workmen position ()Uter forms and lock the entire assembly together, including door and window openings. La Cuesta Homes For Beach Crowd Families who enjoy the tem. perate climate and summer beach activities of the Pacific Coast enjoy Don Ayres Jr. 's La Cuesta and La Cuesta North in Huntington Beach. The two residential com· munilies are 1.6 miles from Huntington State Beach at Brookhurst Street and Atlanta Avenue. Surfing, boating and beach fun are year-around features at this popular loca· lions. Ayres has opened three new model homes at La Cuesta North, across the street from La Cuesta, v.·here there are six models. All nine floorplans will be built in the new unit of 200 homes which are now under construction. A wide selection of exterior and interior plans is available. With Ayres' customizing pro- gram his communities escape the "tract look." Both groups of h o m e s reflect Ayres' proven trade mark -massive beams, high· from pitched roofs. imaginative use of wood. stucco, Mexican brick and functional , spaciou:s floor plans. 'These features have been developed over the firm's 66 yea rs in land development and residential building. La Cuesta North features two dining areas-one for every day use and a formal dining room for special OC· casions. The La Cuesta North plans have larger master bedroom sui tes than most homes. Kit chens and famil y rooms are related to the rear area for the tradllional Southern California indoor-outdoor lh•- ing. One plan features a bonus area which is f!exig!e to meet changing fam ily requirmenels. Others have what Ayres calls a visual space qua lity. Ayres' nine model homes in Huntington Beach are open daily. Prices at La Cuesta Tange from $2.8,900 to $42,000. La Cuesta Norlh prices are from $33,990 to $40,250. The same day, quick-curing concrete is poured into the forms using special processes and the basic home shell is <..'Omplete with three walls and a roof. On the second day, with the basic concrete shell cured, !he mobile truck units are driven out and the fourth side 1s poured through pre-formed o~nings in the roof. The completed shell may be insulated and treated with water repellent. Doors and windows are mounted in cast- ln·place openings. Interior dry RE Appraiiser Title Awarded CHICAGO -The Society of Real Estate Appraisers ' board or Governors h a s awarded the senior residential appraiser designation to Thomas M. Pike, appraiser with Leonard and Smith of Newport Beach. Pike is a n1ember of the society's Orange Co unt y chapter and has had more than seven years experience in appraising residential, com- me rcial, and industrial pro- perty. Offering These Quality Features: • • walls and Interior details ~e materials and 1 t a n d a J d methods. \ A variety o( roof and ~ wall finishes will be availa~. and special roof coverinas: ir desired , Ashman said. In ¥· dition. variation of the ba\iC two and three·bedro oJn designs is possible by me4Js of porch placement, by slop!lg eaves either upwar~ ~ downward, by adding CW:t n place modules, varying',,,,..! r plans. and by position.~ individual homes wl~ :" development. ' . ,. Easter Program ·:~ •I In Valley, .' .. The t.arwin Companr ... lfOl sponsor a day·long Easter .pt;t gram at its Greenbrook SWJ;!· mun ity in F'ount.ain Valle~~ Sunday, April 11. .... ~· The activities will begir11 . l 11 a.m. with refreshmen~ a a "f..1oon Bounce '' for children and teenagers. '~ "Our Easter program 1s open to the public." st.atta t.1onty Polson, La r w i n ' 1 manager of program merchandising. ''The 'MaMI Bounce is popular w 1•t;h youngsters of all ages. ·H?I a huge, trampoline·like balloln enclosed in a transparent tent that lets up to 25 people . ..U one time bounce a! hiP· .. U they wish!" 1-'ree tickets for the Ea~ler program will be dislribll/itd at Club Greenbroo k, loci.lW within the model complex.,1 ~ Greenbrook·Fountain Valfey is located on M a g no ~L,.a Aven ue , one mile soulb;.~f the San Diego Free'lfay. ' • F1JIEPLAC£$ • ~SIJtATEO CEllT'NGS • CATHEDRAL CElltNGS • BUILT4N APPLIANCES • UNDERGJ:IOUNO UTILITIES VETS: $100 Total Move-In Costs T~ VA. ,..., Cini>-, lTI 4tl. C... W- tlf""-i\ ao. ~ -" ~ t 100. u"'*" .. .._, m.• 1>11,... .....ii~_.,.,., ............. •' 41toAf ~ -""-•· .,, ,,.._,..,, ...... .__, • ASH CABINETS • FrlA.. VA FIN.AHCING • CONCRETE ORl\/'t'WAYS • WALLS OF GLASS BATHROC?M VANITIES • CERAMIC TU.E CALIFORNIA HO. ES Presley Development Company Questions end Comment By R .. ~or Randall McCardle DAILY PILOT J9 HUD Defends 'Operation Breakthrough' BJ NORMAN KEMPSTtR •·Operation Breakthrotlgh ~s described u an eHort to apply gram is aimed at produclna currentJy to the construction l1ctory uuembly-line technl· unllorm national b u t I d I n I WASHINGTON (UPI) -ques lo the production of codes , more efficient UH of 1 Tbe Department of Housing phase of approximately 2,900 house.s. llbor and improved financing d ban prototype bou.1ing unJtl in thod be aJd of the program is to sbow actually ai med ways to produce more house a proce.s.s of for the money than is provided provement and at scneratin1 cb.ange, im- modemiution by conventional ham mer-and·lp;•••;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_ _ _.-; an Ur Development ii model residential communities It 11 that, be said, but It me s, s · saw methods. REAL ESTATE SYNDICATIONS "caullously confident" its ex-across tbe country," he said. Is also more. Another prime goal is 14 The program is now building per l men ta I Operation ''As we mcwe into initial "Aceomplishlng the coal re-change con•umer altitudes sample homes in nine Breakthrouah wiil lhow hew volume production, we are qulrea improvement In prt-about factory-produced hous· demonstration neighborhoods. :::!,°' .::, !!~o,.!:.!.': to mode.rniie the way the na· cautiously confident In . the ductlon, materials , performan-ing and to de mo n at rate The unil1 range from single-lhl. ,.,,~1, l~tt •ffff· 'lion provide• howei for Ill results of lbe scientific ap-ce criteria, desi1n . land ust, methods or l mp rev I n I family detached houses te high Ml• '• tti.e1e •"-,. .. llty, people. proach coupled with t he site plaMing, mar Jc et in g , neighborhood services like rise apartment buildings. C•ll ,., .,.,.1"'""' ff ._, ... "We think we have auc-dedication or all those who financing, co mmunity attitude garbage colltclion, he added. Siles · include Indianapolis : thk type •f ,.,•flt.We tu .... ceeded so far," Harold B. have worked on the pregram." and over-all management,'' he Finger also hopes to combat Jersey City: Ka I am a zoo. h•t ,,. ... ,_, •"' • ,,.,... Finter. the HUD assistant Finger complained in an said. an alt itude that breakthrough Mich.: Macon. Ga : Memphis, "•••I. secretary in charge ef the article in the department'• Jn addition to demonstr.llting Dousing is poor people's hous· Sacramento, Calif.; SI. Louis; 1011ar M. AIMSTION• operation. aaid in 1 review monthly magu.ine ·'HU 0 the use Of prefabrfcation ing. He aaid ther~ will be King County, Wash. suburbs : 54,.110] ,,2•1101 My que1tion is ahort an'd to th• point-What dota l'lf the firsl two yeara of the Cliallenae" 1 bat Operation technique! and f u tu r J, t Jc homes provided In most pri~ and Seatlle . Auoc. YJll ... IMI .. ,.. it t1ke to succeed In th• reel eatat• bualnt111 today? _!P~J'Oll~r~a~m'.:_. __ _:_ ____ ~B~re~ak~IMO<!~~g~h_'.ls~U"..'._•"_u~a~l~l~y-~bu~i~ld~in~gl_.'.m~1~te~r~l1~ls:,~lbe~~pr~o-'.:_.'.'"~''!'•~•'._~'l~tb~o~ug~h~•ne~o~b~jec~ti~ve'.._~'~·o~pe~r1'.'.h~on~B~r~"~k":thr~ou~g~h'._~'·'~~~~~~~~~~~ J. B.~ Coat• M.11 \. Real estate today is more a profession than busi· ness. U a man is properly grounded educationally, know· ing the rudiments of sales, leases and escrows and bas knowledge of the current market in hi! specialized field, he is a better real estate man because he renders a bet- , ter service. 1'he professional real estate man knows the market and the general conditions which affect it. and he works closely with attorneys and accountants, meeting JegaJ r@quirements and tax conditions affecting the client's btisihess. The ability to serve, together with experience r~,d, the capabilities of the company's personnel, are major reasons for the increasing confidence accorded lh~ Realtor by his clients and which we expect soon to k~Ve him true professional status. ~. ~. Real estate is a service business with a professional approach rather than strictly a selling business. The key word is service and any salesman is bound to fail if they tail to give professional seniice. , You hear people say things like "Yes, they c•n af· ford to own th1t becau .. It loses money for them and therefore uves them money." That 10unda lik• so much double talk to me. Would you pleau •xplain how losing money make• money? Don't throw this letter away. I'm not being funny, I just can 't SH how you can lose money and make money at the Hm9 time. I know it'1 done, I Just _don't vnderatand. Will It work for rTM? W. T., Newport Beach . ' Depreciation and leverage through borrowing are '!!le )<eys ~o tax benefits which will work for anyone who w!nts to invest their income doUars rather than sending ~~~ln to the Internal Revenue Department. ' . The major f~ctor to tax leverage in income-produc· Wg. real estate is the depreciation deduction. The in· ilest_or gets an annual deduction for depreciation without }\avuig to lay out any of his own cash to get that deduc-~ Even as a theoretical matter, most investors view • ciation as an unreal expense or one which is more offset by non-taxable appreciation. • The~ a.re justified in this view, not only because Y buildings have an indefinite life for all practical poses, but aJso because property values have either n or remained stable despite the continuing depre- ·on deductions that save taxes each year . • : Th~ other f~c~or is that the investor in real estate s his depreciation deduction on tbe entire cost of an me-producing buil.dio.e including the Trust Deed, not on what cash he pays above the Trust Dted. This . make the deprec1a_6on deduction larger than the tncome so tba~ the investment gives him a tax loss . cuts the tax on his other income. He can deduct this reci~tion e~en while he may actually exPerience an . om1c profit through appreciation of his investment. nds reasonable. doesn't it, and the same criteria and benefits apply to everyone. • EDITOR'S NOTE : Rand-Oil M. Mccardle i.s: an invest· t anal.yst, Prtsidtnt of the Rtal E.itators, a eoUe{le lee- r, a director of the California Association of Rtal Estate ~ers, author of "Real Estate in Califor nia." Send your Uons and comments to Randall R. /11cCardlt, c/o the ~ ' . LY PILOT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Me sa 92626. oung Man's Salary ood for Missions !standing sales have con· on a steady basis since ~Vnn.ing of the year at l'nsslons. a Leadership me1' community in La- a Hi 111. Latest reports m Missions Sales Manager Fernstrom reveal that Ing the past two and a f months a total of 120 were sold. valued at re than $3~ million. Irvine. e land , valued al more n $700,000, was purchased Jobn Lu5k, president of. k Homes, Jn A transaction otJated by Michael Stapp Mark Gumbiner. of Mark blner & Associates, who sented both buyer and er. The subdiviston is ted on Artesia Blvd , een Shoemaker Avenue Carmenita Road . amea M. Peters. president Ponderosa Homes. a diV1· of Kaiser-Aetna Oakland- real estele development tner1hlp, said constn1ction homes on the Cerritos I is .9cheduled to beg in in ay,. He said I.ht suhdivi- Ja put of a long.rangt for Ponderos• Homes reiidmll•l deve lopmenu in che. am.. the total sales at The Missions. Ole was introduced at The ~1issions in January and 30 days later 90 percent of the first unit was sold. This was accomplisbed in spite of the fact that the. model comple1 hadn't been completed. Sales personnel worked instead with scaled down, three dimen11ional mo- dels. Ole' offers today's young couples attractive homell with quality features at prices that enable them to have money left over for other interests, such as bobbiea, spor!J and travel. A young man 's income of $700 per month is all that is required to qualify. Young families don 't have to wait to move up to a Leadership Home -they can have it now. The Ole' homes range In si te from t~·o to f o u r bedrooms and one or two baths. There are four basic floor plans with a selection l'lf Spanish. ranch and co n· temporary exterior elevations. Prices range from $22,990 to $26.490. Making up the balance of the overall sales picture al The Missions is the well established Citation se ries. Citation homes are available In five models, ranging from thrtt bedroom. two bath to four bedroom, lhret bath. Both one and two story models are featured with such eatras ;as wet bar. custom fireplace , vaulted celling. p8tlo kitchen with built-ins and convenient pass throogh window with out· door serving counter. well·to- wall c11rpeting, concrete tile roof and underground ulililie!J. The Citation series prices begin at $28,495. To reach The: Missions sales office take the San Dieg{I Freeway south to the La P11 turnoff, then follow the :itigns 10 the right . For further in· forrrOOion call 137·2543. ' More than a good place to live, Pacifica is a ~ of life. A peaceful, viewtiful way of life. From the day you start life at Pacifica, and each day thereafter, you will live with and look at the most beautiful expanse of water known to man. The Pacific. You will be an intimate eye-witness to her many moods and colors. Peaceful. Shimmering. Blue-green . Freckled with white caps and soaring sea birds. Sparkling gold in the sunsel And the magnificent vista of Santa Catalina Island sprawled on the horizon only 42 miles from you as the cormorant flies. The viewtiful Pacific. You'll be living almost exactlt halfway between California's two largest cities ••• Los Angeles and San Tum east off Hiahway 511 Avenlda Pim end follow tho Si1J1$- ' -·------ introducing ' Diego. Each is only an hour away .. , close enough to visit when you desire. But each is just far enough away so that you're in the big city hustle and bustle only when you choose to be. And at Pacifica, you are sur- rounded by a multitude cif recreational opportunities. There are a half-dozen golf courses within a 10-minute drive from your new home. Orange County's newest boating headquarters, the magnificent Dana Point Marina, is only 5 minutes away. Also with in easy driving distance- just minutes in most cases-are many of the most famous vacation and recreation spots of Southern California: the beautiful San Juan Capistrano Mission, the artists' colony of Laguna Beach, lion Country Safari, Disneyland, Knoll's Berry Farm, and Anaheim Stadium, home of the California Angels. 2-, 3-, AND 4-BEDROOM MODELS FROM $35,900 Excellent Anancing Available RmU IN YIEWTIFUL SAN CLEMENTE T l • 1 I , • I ' I ) ·NAA Cites 'Tragic' Programs The president o( the Nation al Apartment Association says livi"" conditions for a large portion c..1 America's families are "tragic" and even further deterioration can be expected unless a complete overhauling of housing subsidy programs Is put into effect. Spokesman for more than 22JXJO members of the NAA, Joe Sexton feels an Operation Up-Dale is desperately needed on housing programs. "\Ve are not reaching enough persons 1\ ho bttause of education. health, age tir just plain bad luck are unable to compete in our free enterpriae system," he stressed. The Indianapolis, Indiana in· vestment builder said one con- cept which is completely out- of-date is that an ivy covered cottage is the dream of every American family . ''There are too many people in \\lashington who feel that all v;e have to do i! put all the poor and the han- dicapped in cozy I i t t I e bungalows and the problem of inadequate housing is solv- -ed." Sexton said. ln line with this thinking, be said we have FHA and VA programs, in-. terest subsidy programs, in- ·come tax write-offs, no down payment plans, low down pay- ·ment plans and lease-purchase plans. "You name it and if it pertains to buying 1 new home or even an existing one. Y.'e have a plan for it," he said. Sexton said all these plans ire wonderful for the people who have sufficient income to maintain a home. They also create jobs for ma.ny thousands of craftsmen and stimulate our economy. "But they are not getting the nation's poor adequately housed," he said. Sexton said the trend in every major city is away from home o.,..·nership and to rentals. He said this is being brought about because of high construction costs. a scarcity of available land u·ithin easy commuting dis- lance of the downtown area. and the fact that our count.ry·s population has become highly mobile. "Living in an ivy covered cottage now means the work- ing members of the family \\1il\ probably spend a couple of hours each day going to and from work,. spending a large chunk of the family budget ori furnishings, sweating oul a sale arter being lransferred lo another city and being tapped for a thousand or more dollars each year in interesl payments ;Hone," the NAA bead pointed out. Build-it Yourself Cabin In NE\V YORK 1UPll -The log cabin, symbo l of pioneer virtues. is making a comeback -with some modern trim· mings that would have made life a Jot easier for America 's early settlers. It's a build-it-YourseU cabin +that an average family can . put together over t h re e \\'eekends after the foundation has been laid. It is shipped as a kit including pre<ut log \valls and partitions numbered and ready for assembly. The cabins, made by K- Products Corp. of Santa Rosa. Calif .. a subsidiary of Pacific Air Transport. range in size from a 240 square foot "Bachelor 's Pad" to a 1.056 ~quare fool ••\Yikiup·• with lhree bedroon1s and \\•10 baths. F.ight different floor plans are available . including one and two car ~arages and a two- unit model. They fire built tier by tier v.1th the builder going all around the house b e r n r ' starling a new row of logs. To insure a tighl ril th~ logs are tongue-in-~roove, and have a special joint which lock~ out l'o'eather. Interior and ex- terior \\'alls are alike since •lngl~ wall con~truction is used. WAREHO USE SALE KOi CARP l<llfl' tfll11•f1t111 ff ailOrlVI 1wft'ftfl'llnt 1 ...... ~ • ...,.,., ~ •u "'-"""'•· -FROM s1.so VlllT US rllOjllll I~ T .... PacHic Goldfish Farm UIQ .......... Sf., W"lll'llM._, Off IM k11 oi... Fr-f •' c;.~t 6 lolM .,,.". I • You probab don't ow much about guna Niguel. , But that's not your fault . If you don· t know much about Laguna Niguel, it's because nobody ever told you much about Laguna Niguel. You see, sometime after Laguna Niguel was first opened, the land \Vas sold to a number of different builders. These builders had names for their own neighborhoods, and they did a lot of their own neighborhoods. A couple of months ago we bought Laguna Niguel. \Vhen we say "we" we I I mean Avco Community Developers. ""'' 'OINT & ' i \Ve realized right away that not enough people who are interested in buying a home knew about Laguna Niguelf And that's a situation we'd like to correct right now. What should you know about Laguna Nlguel? Laguna Niguel is one of the most unique communities in Southern California. It's the only community we know of that has two different climates. This comes about because of Laguna Niguel's location and shape. It's located just south of Laguna Beach, and the Pacific Ocean runs along the entire south side of our community. So the south side has an ocean climate. But our community is seven miles long, and stretches inland toward the Santa Ana Mountains . This inland area has a warmer drier climate. Laguna Niguel is so big that even though we're an established community with a civic center (the Orange County Regional Civic Center), three shopping centers, a fire station. and an elementary school, we still have miles of uncrowd ed rolling green hills. What do you do for fun at Laguna Niguel? If you take your re~reation seriously, you 'l! never get bored at Laguna Niguel. . \Ve have all the beaches yo u could want at Laguna Niguel. Sandy beaches . Rocky beaches. Beautiful beaches. \Ve have a private beach club. The Laguna Niguel Beach Club. \Ve have the El Niguel Golf and Country Club. which has a golf course that is rated as one of the three best courses in Southern California and one of the finest in the United States. \Ve're right next door to the ne w Dana Point Marina and Yacht Harbor. 1,427 boat slips are under construction. so it's a great place to , park your yacht. Or your dinghy. 162 ac res of Laguna Niguel have been donated to Orange County for a regional park. This park will surround a 47-acre lake which will be used for sailing and fishing. Construction on the park is now underway. That will give you an idea of some of the recreational facilities we have at Laguna Niguel. It's not everything we have. But it'1 enough for you to see that there's plenty to do here. What kind of home can you buy at Laguna Niguel? Before you can decide what kind of home you want to live in, you have to decide what area you want to live in. There are a number of different areas in Laguna Niguel, and homes are now available in three of them. In The Highlands. In The West Nine: And in The Shores. The homes in The Highlands are two, three, and four bedroom homes that are built in the hills above Laguna Niguel. For the same money that you'd pay for an "ordinary" home, you can have a home with a beautiful view of the Santa Ana Mountains. These homes have many extras that set them apart from "ordinary" homes. Extras like garages with electric doors, carpeting throughout the houses, front lawn sprinklers, and front and side fencing, just to name a ·few. Our homes in The Highlands are priced from $27,500 to $36,750. In The West Nine area, we have condominium homes that are built right on the golf course. All of these homes have big windows and balconies or patios that look right out on the golf course. These are compact two and three bedroom homes that have a warm Spanish feeling in their design. They' re priced from $27,9 50. At The Shores, we have some of the most unusual homes in Southern California. These are very beautiful homes , built of wood and slump stone. but this isn't what makes them so unusual. It's the fact that every room in these homes has a beautiful view. Some rooms overlook the sea. Some look out on a lovely garden atrium. And some open out onto the pool area. Prices of these homes . at The Shores start at $37,650 . · ' How to get here. Take the San Diego-Santa Ana Freeway (Highway 5) to Crown Valley Parkway. Follow this until you come to the signs that direct you to the homes yo u're looking for. Look for the signs for "The Highlands" "The \Vest Nine", and "The Shores". Now you know. Now that you know all about Laguna Niguel, we hope you'll come out and take a look at our community. We think we have a lot to offer . and we've tried to tell you about wh at we have in this ad. So now if you mi ss out on Laguna Niguel it's not our fault. It's yours. ' @Laguna Niguel• Another Great Community by Avco Community Developers, Inc. t ... -• , .; . . . ..., . , . : " .> f .. . ' " ... .. . .. ; :: . •' • •• , .. . " ·~ .,1 I :~ . _, ~.:s I!·": ; .. · -~ #. ,,,. . ' ' . ~......:..:'.' . , - ~I --t -;'; )1 ' .r..,,• . l ' ·-· -· -:s '$,'ii ·~ ,, ! :; . • I :( " ... " .. ' . " l ' ' . ' " •, '· ., " " !.: l I ) t J· • ' • ' • • • :; -· ·' .. •' '' • • ' ' .-.: .~ 'l .. i -l .. ' ' _, DICK TRACY 15 TWAT CCOQNG I SMel..l.? NVA! II ~ow COULD NH- ( BODY COOK IN '{ I Q.IE ~ TWOSE OLO • ! AIR SMAFTS? , '''• •'I ;1. • .. TUMBLEWEEDS 11'5 9AD l'fol?OOH 'rnATVOU LOST ALL M YOR HAT AND UNDERWOAR· AT POKER, DEPUlY, !'UT Ylllfllf. IS 'lf;R ~T PREC IOUS POSSESS ION: VER tAl76E?! 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GORDO MOON MULLINS I QUIET\ ANIMAL CRACKERS l l ~· 1 • • ., PERKINS By John Milff MISS PEACH --- ~CXY-T/CI('( PAl{ADIOOLE PAltADIOIXE M°""" ~DOA h'QMMACMDOA li"1'Y·TIQ('( J! l?O YOU THINK Hl"'LL SE GOOO ENOUGH? WEt..L., ., 1 By Mell ·•• Sovt111gn's cl\111 46 MA SS of 9lac1AI 1Ct 48 Rtductd I •hi!t I Hr1rt ~ Gtnulltcl 10 Argu'"tnt 11 Oomtsday JI Fare•tll 32 Hard substant1 JJ Antit nl Brito r1 tl!a1iol us•· •bb1 51 Erttnd ovtr 59 SacrM STEVE ROPER By Saunders and Overgard 50 Fini sh up s'cond-b t sl ' ' • • " ·-• ' ~ 14 .... " "' Book '"oney : Plur 1I " t' - ~ • ~-lo ,, .. lw CJ 4 ' --~ " w " ·-~~ • ' " . ii " ;y, ·-- ~ ~ '"' .. ~ u - I " ,.,. . .. .. l1 .. .. fil Tl!ret: Comb. ror11 6) Old namr !Of Tolcyo " ., ~ ~ 11 •• .. • " " " , .,. .... ., By Charles M. Schulz • 11<15 15 1971 •. Fl6UR' WT '1 !.)lAT 'ifM ll!AT WILL llE- I I ' M nu.NOi WOILD w MR.MUM DAILY ,!LOT 21 By Al Capp By Gus Arriola By Roger BoUen ~· DENNIS THE MENACE \ \ l l . I;, , I H DAl~Y PILOT SaUlrday, AprU 3, 1971 Orange .Coast A_rea Men • ID \l.S. Air orce Technicnl Seraeant laelllt E. Brown, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Brown of Rt. •, Vincennes, Ind., hal arrtv .. for duty at McChonl AFB, Wuh. Sergeant Brown, an aircraft electrical repair technician, is assigned to a unit of the Aeroap1t"e Defense C'Ammand. He previou!ly aerved a t Robins AFB, Ga. His wife, Lyvoca, ls the daughter of Mrs. Carl Phelps, 1515~2 Afaple St., Costa Mesa. Marioe ~Lance Corp er a I Robert G. 'l'bnnmmam, II, son of Mr. and Mn. Robert. G. Timmermans Of 1004 Arbor St., Cost.a Mesa. was promoted to his present rank while ser\" ing with Firsl Marine Air Wing, Vietnan1. Marine Lance Corporal D1vld A. Masse, son of Mr. and ~rs. Albert W. Masse of G East 18th St., Costa Mesi, was promoted to his present rank while serving with the Third Force Service Regiment, Okinawa. Maritle Pfc. Joboo y Relcbardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Reichardt of 19852 Lexington Lane, llun· tington Beach, has completed Rirlemari Training and l Service Around the World graduated Crom the four-week Basic Tnfantl")' School at the Marine Corps Base. Camp Pendleton. Navy F)reman Apprentice Charles C. Clbtcb, son of Mr. and Mrs, Walter E. Clinch of 2009 President ·Place,. Costa Mesa, has returned to San Ole.go aboard Uie destroyer USS Hamner alter a s1x· month deployment to the Western Pacific. ~avy Seaman Robert W. Ortausk.I son of Mr1. Neille T. Orlauski of 265 C Ogle SL., Costa Mesa, is &erving abeard the guided 111Lesile destroyer USS lioel wHb the Sevtnth Fletl in the South China Sea. N•vy Petty Officer Third Clau J\.1ar.k W. Foster, of 968 MiB&ion, COlta Mesa, Calif., Is .serving aboard the guided missJle cruJser USS Albany which is currently deployed w!Lb the U.S .. lli>lb Fleet lo lhe Medlt.errantu. Airman Lorta I. Croot, IOll of Mr. aod Mn. Dale E. D'ool of 3136 Trinity Drive, Cost.I ¥esa, has graduated I\ S~ pard AFB, Tex., from the \tS. Air Force medical ~ specialist COW'R. ~'. -: Sll()f> St111<IL1\· 12 Nt,011 l(> :l t>.l\t •... l\'It,11. tl1rt1 S<1t. 9::~<> .. \.:\1. lt) •J::~o l'.,I. . .· 'SA.VE $1! Sl.69 Pr. Cantrece• Panty Hose • Sonday and Monday Onl y! 3Pn.s4 Sheet oaetth, ,.gu1ar knit with nude heel la fashion colors. Pet. Ave. Tall HMitry Dept. Half Priced Dresses for Little Girls S.4VES0%1 }97 397 Begolar$3.99-$7.9'J 1o e Choo1e from a special peortment of dreMea in many &tyleo, patterns, and colors. Toddlen' 1lze:. 110 3.Juvenile eizea3 to 6X. lnfantI' and Cbi/JrrKs DepL Half Priced Dresses for Big Girls CVT50%! 297 497 Were$5.9'Jto $9.9'J to e Chooee from a variety of ety1es and fabrics Cor )'Olli' 15priagt.ime needs •Broken sizeii and· eolon in girls' -"Pretty.Pina" - Jr, Blgb .i-. While they laot! GirllWtarDtpt. Opal Ball Light Fixture11 Autasing Low Price! Demcuift ball light with poli5bed ...., -1 aoopy pW.. c;;,.. sof4 non-glare lisbl. 8-la. diamdcr. Elrari'41 DtP< Sunday an1I hlonday Only.' 688 • I' , . Amazing Low Price! Acetate Briefs Sundayaud ~fonday Onl y! 3 ~or$ l Elastic leg acetate briefs in white and fashion colors. In sizes 5 r.o 8. Buy now! LingerU Dtpt. Sears Penna-Prest® Sportswear Fabric WasL98yd. ~ 50% cotton and 50St.i i:or· ttel• polycsrcr. f\.1 :icl1ine washable. In fabulous bright print and solid c;:olors. Han· dy 4S·in. "'·idc. )' arday Drpt. Sunday and Monday Only! 88~.t. Sturdy Patio Push Broom Fine Quality! 14-ln. walruu stsioed hard. wood block. Border of fine tuftcs plastic. 48-in. thtca.d- cd bordwood hand!<. l-1011sru111rr Drpt. Sunda) and ~1onday Onl)··' 117 CUT 28o/o ro 40o/o! $2.49-$2.99 Shirta Sunday and Monday Only! } 77 Boys' Perma-Prcst* ahon sleeve dress ahirts. Semi· tapered; IB.ils, white. 6w12. Boys' I~' tar Dtpt, "Rose Trellis" Thick'n Thirsty Bath Towels Regular SI. 75 Wovco jac;:quard dcsi&£t re--\ ,·crsible permanent pan~ 9.jc lland Towe~72c 60e Wasbc1otli&-42c Decorator colors. DornuJic Dtpt. ( Sunday nnd Monday Only.' Craftsman 2-Wheel Lawn Edger Re~'U.lar $6.39 Cuts dlrough thick sod with only one pass. Cutting ac.· tion forwml and backward. Revenible scmted blade. HarJwan Dtpt; Sunda\' and :~1onda)' Onl.' .' 399 Regular 81.29 Knilling Yam Sondaynd Monday Only! SAVE 25o/• 97st... 100\'6 wiqpn """" la "- 1keim. Pen.a "" • -l'llialltg. Hwl a ,..... N#in°"lf. Terrific Value ••• Luscious Candy-filled Easter Baskets Sonday and Monday Only! • Litlle besk.,. all rilled with ........,pti ... peclloo, likecbocolaUll!and-andno,.llJea..U.IMUcl everywhere • Jaot mde ....... 111 .. ,.,11!' kiddieo lind •..i w.dyDtpt. Colorfnl Healthy Gold611h Low Priced! Gift your child boan of fua ond "'*''"""' ..... u as mponsibiUry. Buy -. eul now u s..n ooday! G.,..,. 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IAHTA 11110NtQ IX tt ... 711 YaMoHf PL .. 1t11 \ l I t '• " o.o '. 1 •I .. 2 DOOR OR 4 DOOR This offer based on MFG suggested retail Birds,. fully equipped with factory air, power SET FORD OFFERS UP TO· ·A COMPLETE SEl I OF • LIVING ROOM OR • DINING ROOM OR •BEDROOM Furniture of your c:hoic:e on the purc:hase of ·•ny Brand New 1971 fully equipped, !including fac:tory air conditionill<J, power brakes, po we r steering, automqtlc: transmission, radio, etc:. I LTD's, Ford Country Squire Station Wagons, I • T-Birds, & Galaxie SOO's. ' l11l1 offer ltark Saturday, April lrd 1971 l l11d1 A1rll JOtll 1971 f•n1lhtr• 011 di1plor hi 011r 1howr••· 2 DOOR OR 4 DOOR price, (window sticker) & limited to Brand New 1971 Ford steering & brakes, automatic transmission, radio, etc. LTD's, Galaxie SOO's , T- OVER 500 NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM '66 Plymouth :~;;~,,'!\ c" $599 '65 M t FAST IACK $79" US ang Nffd1 Pah1t. lP129741 1 '69 vw S\)UARHACK $1Atl9 N"dr. Meted 11157701 '"f 1 '63 Corvette •ASTIAc" "'~'" $1299 RH. Auto, (4401NPJ '69 Old CUTLASS SU"'"' $2699 S Air, 24,000 mile1 . 1251794) '69 p I • DOOR Sl A99 0 QrQ Air Cot1d. 12911511 -t '68 Pont1'ac GRAN "" c, ... ,,, Sl 799 . New tires. I klfOOl J '67 Cougar Gr. "'· N•• '"'"" $1599 Shorp. ITV58811 '69 Mustang ~:,~.~~a~\~:, $2499 '66 Cadillac ':,~~:.~'.·:~~~"" $1699 '69 CTY SON ' .... WAGON ... .,, .. $2199 • • J To Choose. (6l1ACAJ '69 El Camino •::.·C: .... 11SJ01G1 $2699 '67 s t HAODTOP CQU 4 Wh"I Drl•o ITWY7•'il '68 '68 '68 '70 Ford f100 UNG-ER. A11to., VI, Dead She1rp. 11 .2077C) Plymouth ooADRUN""· ... A"" N-p•lwt. IYlZJSJI P t ' TEM"ST CPE. on IGC Air Co11d. fWALJS71 M Ve 'ck N'"· a rl Mod. llut . !21JASVI '70 LTD LANDAU CPE . .,,, Law Mlla•9a. !1071NZI G I 500 LANDAU CPE. a • Law 111lloa9t. 11941M?l Cont'I MAlK Ill. f11H f'lerfthl119. • l111"'K11latt. l80JS07) G I 500 LANDAU CPE. G • Air, Storoo, Sharp. 164JINOI Impala ~~r~·s11.rp. 1v1v11•• P t • LEMANS LANDAU CPE. 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Air. fZITtOIJ "I TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY 1 WE DON'T CAIE WHERE YOU BOUGHT YOUR CAR WE WOULD LIKE TO SERVICE IT • ' ' SUNSET FORD .,. I \ ' . ... I I • • • Saturday, April 3, 1971 E·~tone Hes So met~/I CJ Th at So meone Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS -You C an Sell It, Fin d It, Trad e It With a Wa nt Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results 11~~~\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~\ [ -..... ]e -...... ~ I _, ..... ]~ [ ,_., .... )~[ _, .. -)~ [ _ .... j~ [ ...... , .... ][el _ .. u. J~[ ...... , .... ]~ ~G;•;ne;r;•;l;;;;;;;:~~Gene~iiiiiirii•iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~i;,, Gen•r•I I G.Mral Gen•ral liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =co-Ro=NA-DE-L MA-R-1•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliw---iiiiliiiiiiiii O riental motif DUPLEX \ MACNAB -IRVINE FINER HOMES Luxurious Baycrest home \Vith 4 bedrooms plus maid's room . Has large fatnily room and COH.NF:R loc . furn I-bdrm . formal dining roorn . Table space and island "aeh unit. Ft11l r. ConteMp. range in this gourmet kitchen. Custom built Rellr 11nJt no1v \&cant W f Doc 1mmed. occup111icy • PRI:'.:· HARBOR ISLAND EST ATE or a. tor and loaded with extras, An out-ED AT $40!!00 An elegant btyfront home, Jess than 2 year~ , standing home for $85 000 ' · 1 since complete rebuilding. 4 bedrooms, den . JERRY FREUD • ~H~RLES ARNOLD I * BAYSHORES * family room, children's play room, secluded amid1t tall trees. $439.000. ll8 E . 11th Street, Costa Mesa 8AYSHORE DR. -Provll'll"' .. REALTORS \ 646-7755 4 bdrm. 2 ha., din. rm. LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT Gener•I General CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT . & SUN, AREA'S BEST BUYS BA ''S l~ORES -Priv. beachc~. 4 Bdrm IRVINE TERRACE -VIEW - s 42.000 Custom $110,000 CORONA DEL ttfAR -ln1n1arulate S 39,500 BACK BAY -1'o\vnhou se S 44 500 Lease $385 'Mo. BA YCREST -4 Bdrm. !'am rm .. $ 76,500 Afary 11arvey . OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 2306 ARBUTUS, EASTBLUFF Lusk home. 4 BR. 2 1h: Ba. On quiet street. Garden set· ling with complete privacy. Creal for fa1ni· 'ly fun. $48.950. Harriett Davies. EMERALD BA Y-:::>PEN SUN. 1-5 1123 EMERAI ... D BA\' -enter 1nain gate & ask guard for directions. 2-''r. old conten1- porary \VOOd & ~las.~ -3800 sq. ft. custo1n built w/every luxurious extra -4 bedrooms, 5 batbs. $138.500. fee. Carol 'Tatum. A TERRIFIC BU In ''The Blufrs". 3 BR. & bath~ w/a view. One or the best greenbelt.,. close to Upper • Bay. Vacant, clean, ready for you to move in todav. $42.500 . Al Fink. WOW! WHAT A VALUE IIere it is -the one '.'-'OU have been V.'ailing for! 3 BR .. 21h ba., gigantic fam /ret. room; large swimming pool. formal din . rcn . 2 fire· places. $58,500 . M. (' Buie 5 BEDROOM HOME O\\•ner leaving area. Bright. sunny kitchen. large family room \\!/\\'Cl bar & cozy fire- place. Sep. din1n~ rm. 3 Car garage. Cd~i High School. $59,500. LaVera Burns. ' CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Better see this 3 BR . home plus 2 BR . rental -So. of P.C. H"·y. It 's brand ne''' & beauti- ful! Monthly payments & taxes are S500 & your tenant pays half~ $71,500. Bill Cont<;tock PARKLIKE Rear yard \v1th POOi., enhances this cutie 3 bdrm. home "'ilh SHAKE roof: on quiet cul-de-sac street Be an E A R L Y B I n D. $49,500. Harr)' Frederick, THE LIVING IS EASY A sunny -cheery "park0 hnine; 3 Bit. farnl- Jy rm .. beaut kitchen. all bit-ins : Roman tub. atrium garden.~ Onl~· 1 yr. old -next door to U ('I 1\n ~du rate d buv at -fee - $43.950. ''('hut•k" l.e11·i~ 2 UNITS BEACON BAY S75,000 Few steps to sandy beach is this attractive, v.•ell built. 3 bedroon1. 2 bath home; lge. liv· ing rm .. dining; rireplare plus charming I· bdrm apt. !\lust sec Call f\tary t .ou !\1arion. Bean1ed ('t'1r11., II"· patio Vlalch the sunset fron1 this beautiful 1.1·/ blrn. BBQ · 1op loi'. • South Linda Isle home . lnterior brick pll· * ,:,z,:o(IOM.ESA VERDE * I lars and wood add warmlh and charm to this oversized bedroom home -each with pri-' I vale bath. Large gourmet kitchen -two fire· I SPACIOUS !i bdm1 3 n,.. places. Pier and slip lor your 60 foo t yacht. For1na! din. nn., panelt'<.I $174.950. ~a:~~··;~~~. tlli rooL BEAUTY AND QUALl~Y NEWPORT HEICHTr Beauty for her, qualily to pl el!e Ole exact- • 1ng male. 3 bedrooms plus convertible den. , I Breathtaking atrium in !\.1exlcan Tile \vith 1 Anr. ~IODER.'I 4 BR. l h.w., sliding roof. A really superb home. Asking bltns .. benm ceil"s., family $125,000. Fee Land. rm. PLUS playrm .• $-l:l.500 "C" THOMAS "LOOKOUT" for superb view -Large pool and jacuzzi. Realtor Patio and play area. Smartly deco rated 3 :l~l \1· coa~1 Hwy. ~8-:i.:.27 1 bedroom. family room, convertible den, N1'\rport St'11ch. r\·cs ;,.t;).:Ml view kitchen. 3 car garage. Tremendous lo· . I cation. ,Hurry! and call 675-3210. D Shores DOWN EAIT 0.ver I ·See this• quaint and charmin~ BEA CON BAY Come to lOJ.J Mariners Diive home -two living rooms w1tb beamed ceil- "" :Wlow ,...,;,,. or ings -two fireplaces -3 bedrooms -en· '~ tor 9Ur t'xistin:: closed tile patio -a rea l nooks and niches ntw l9-Ji&w under con-house. A community dock, sa nd. tennis structkH\ TbtY'll be ftady courts. at your door. $73,000 . lo move lnlo Jn July . "''""'"' '"" •'• • • '1>«1-HOMES FROM $34,900 TO $57,500 rooms large rnouall for pool 111h11"1"1. ovt'rsized master EASTBLUFF 'S FINEST bedrm w1tl'<; -11nd all w11h 4 bedrooms, forrner deluxe model Lusk outs1an11tn~ Vu'"~-hon1e. Breeze\ray that can be enclosed for This 1<; )uur npJJ1>rrun11.1 to 1 billiard rooni. Exquisitely decorated for the ~l'h't·r )niir 011n <'olor~ & 01;1.1ner that demands perfection. Sho\vn by •"1.lstom dt'1a11.. appointment only. Call 642·8255. !57.000. I Our ''Show Roo1n" \9 01ll'11 Open Saturday l-5. 921 Bellis. daily from 10 AM /o !t P;\I. Comt> ser tht ndo.·t>st 11nd I VAST BAY AND CHANNEL VIEW 1 best 1n luxun Ji\•ini in Dov· from balcony of choice. 2 bedroom -2 bath rr s~~. j -all -electric condo, with new carpeting and Ivan Wells f.' Sons drapes. Boat slip available, underground a, parking. On the Bay. Call now -675-3210. Roy J. Ward Co. EXCLUSIVE ACE'NTI' 10.t1 Mariocr~ J)nvr &16-1:.00 IT'.S SKINNY DIPPIN' i TIME 1 A hraut1ful ~ tiedroom homt' in MeSA Dt.1 Mar 1~11th ht'at. rel & fiht-red pool. family room. built-Iii kitciien, rlou- blio gara::r. \'iicant no11 Ownen hllYf' 1ntlvt'd not1h !';1ou~. A~kinc S~lf1 !f:oll FHA or VA :1Mi-Rfi 10 IRVINE TERRACE Snuggled among the bird filled trees a charming 3 bedroom home awails your in· spection. UnY.'ind in this secluded retreaL $47.500. C'all Tom Queen 675-3210 . A BEST BU Y 4 b_edroo1n, ~ bath, formal dining rooni. fan1lly room. immaculate. beautifully decor- a_te_d. Has everything for carefree family living. Lush landscaping. Room for pool. $43,500. Lease option possible. BAYSHORES Li~e ~mong your sailing friends. Join the ~y1ndJam_me~s .club. Ship shape, just the righl .si ze -big hv1ng room. dining room, 2 bed- roon1s, 2 baths. Sandy community beach !42,500. . YOUR RETREAT The master suite and connecting den seclud· e~ on the second floor or this great Univer- ~1ty Park 3 bedroom. convertible den , fain· 1\y room home. C'lose to school s, shopping. 1'>:.'!1 ll11rht>r. C.;\I. pool and greenbelt. Please call Joel Smith or SPECTACULAR ro~'-Queen for appointmenl 675·3210. $31 .::iOO, ' VIEW FASTID IOUSLY DECORATED Shaq1. :-lw1rp 1·us1om bull1 3 bedroom 2111: b h .. tiomf' w~th p:1noraniir vie11 I 1 .th at condominium racing of !ll:f'11n.11nd coast-lirir "'"' P11~~d '111 extra parking and double garage · i O\V must m \\I'll ' t·11n~on belo\I'. Thi~ bf:>auli· for . ove. I trade $15,000 equity f11I homl' na., 3 bedrooms.~ p income proper\?' in Torrance or San hnth~. dln1n:.; room and " 4ed~o. area. Call (,Io den or Dick Fav f:ibulou~ i:11nw room Ch' 5 8·091>G. • l11m1ll• room \l"l!h a trrrd1r hull! 1n hnr This honl(' i~ JH1l'f'd r h:hl roi· !;1~1 1111, Uu rn :, l~l31J 1-0 THE REA!, \"'\.. ESTATERS '..._, O<'f '• • r •. r • , " ,,..,. A .HOME F,OR YOU R LI VING DOLL 111 b.eautiful University Park _ 3 bed f~mily room .. m.any extras. \Valk to r:~e~;: ''here .• \Ve invite your inspection. Please call 67a-3210 for appointment, $34 ,900. MACNAI ·IRVINE Gener•I Gener•I General General ~PO~OL~TIM~E~CO~Ml~NC~I-*~-*~*~-*~*~-*- Gri '"'"d> 10 r1:;il!y rn,O) ~uuuu1:r 1.11\h this h1g heat- <'d I: [1l!l'rrd pool aJJ coni· plelt>ly dl'Cked. Also ln Uie bargain. there's a hu&e 4 bedrooin home w1tb ~"par. ate d rn. 3 baths, dining room and big kitchen eaUng room too. EI..EGANTL Y DECORATED. Space Io r boat or trailf'r. It's the best tol&l packagt for S~J.~. MUST CO!! Lov1>ly J bedroom home cln,,;c 10 sliopping wuh 1'% bath~, bl1ns, dishwasher, NEAR NE\V CARPETS k DRAP· ES. A1su1nf' 61,ii '/n !"HA loan. paym,n!s of sin ptr mo., TOTAL. Pr1ct $2G,500. • co:Ts . WALLACE REALTORS --54Mt41-- {0pen Evenin9s) EASTSIDE BARGAIN A 111odern 2 bf'drm hon1r on an ~as!s1rle Costa 1\lcsa Mx 1·10 R·2 lot. 3 car garagr + a big s1ol'&!::t bldj:. Jo'ull price ... $20,lOO Newpo rt •• F1irvieW' 646-Htl (1nytimel BALBOA ISLAND SPECIAL :: B<"rlrooms. '..! ha!hs On !uU Site R-'.! Lot Room to add Large 2nd unit CloSf' to Shopping Only $.)3,000 REALTOR5' SINCE 194-1 673-4400 liU-SiNESS TRANSFER ()11 nrr forced 10 s.i.cr1hC'<' !his J,000 ~quare fool brand n('w lr1-le\el, top 11ualJly home lJ«oop sh.1g carpf'li. rh· '1 hcdroo1n~. l'rtmtl~ room. 01ning roonl. La~e patio k11rhen ~ntl !R ' 30 Gamf' room :\ l·ar garage. ,\.~sun1f' ~37.IXX} \.,\ loan Phonr 6-16-7171. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH FIXER-UPPER Tr~ !hi~ Olli' !or SI~(· UX\lted In North Cosla :-Olr~. clo!W I(• all school~ and shopping. ()1.1,·nPr a.•Jong S~J.,., !or q1J1t·k sale Sorr). rlO picturf' a1.1lllablr. Call to ~ It! jlQ.~ 1(1 * TAYLOR CO. * CORONA DEL MAR Spacious custom built 3 BR modem near Little Corona 'beach. Some ocean vu. Beau- tiful "'ood paneling & mslr ste. $87,500 216 POPPY Open Sun. J-5:30 MESA VERDE -$M,2SO New listing on quiet st. Very sharp 3 BR \t.t_ family rn1 . Be lter hurry, won't last! 3039 MADEIRA Open Sun 1-5:30 BEAUTIFUL CAMEO SHORES Owner will consider e~changing this luxuri· ous 4 BR.& den home for smaller one. Lgc. DR, plush bar w/vlew of spacious patio, pool & lanai. Fine interior design. $175,000 4500 ORRINGTON RD. Open Sun. 1-5:30 HARBOR VIEW -$61,500 Near new 4 Bdrm. ''Broadmoor" home \\'ith lam. rm. & formal DR. Quality cptng. & drapes. 2612 LJGHTHOUSE Open Sat-Sun. 1·5 .30 LINDA ISL E -$2S0,000 Glamor & perfection in this superb 5 bdrtn. home \V/fam . .rm., formal DR & 5 baths. Elegant decor thruout. Pier/sllp. Air cond. TRI-LEVEL ELEGANCE -$4l,SOO 4 BR .. DR .. f<'R. In fact. you'll revel 1n the spaciousness this prestige home offers. On a quiet street in Meredith Gardens, H.B. 20251 CRAlMER Open Sat-Sun, 1-5 :30 BEAUTIFUL BAY ISLAND You wou~d Jov,e living on this picturesque smaller island of 24 homes surrounding. a pvt. park of flowers, trees & tennis ct. • Quaint 5 bedroom home. 1160.000 BROADMOOR "TRI-LEVEL" Most desired amenities in this spac. 4 BR. h~me w/fam. rm. & sep. DR . Ocean island view & dream garden \V/rare plants. $77.500 CORONA DEL MAR \Valk to beach fro1n this high style Conten1- porary featuring glass & \\IOOd . 3 Bedroom custo1n bit. For young at heart! $84,900. 228 GOLDENROD Open Sun. 1·5:30 "LUSK' HARBOR VI EW HILLS "Burlingame" model \vith 5 bdrms., fan1. rm., dining rm. + bonus rm. ProfessionatJy landscaped. Including land -$72,500. By appt. - OOVER SHORES A really dramatic 2-story modern with 4 BR .. study. garden r1n. & forinal DR. Brand ne\v and just for YOlJ ! $105.000 410 !\'IORNJN(j ST1\R Open Sat. l-5 :30 70" BAYFRONT -LIDO NORD Lovely courtyard patio surrounded by 5 bd· rrn. home w/4 baths & guest apt. Pier ts/ip PLUS sandy beach. By appl. 5260.000 BAYFRONT WI TH POOL -$ll0.000 5 (or 6) Bedroom home "'ith pier & slip. For· mal dining. Oversize patio. By appt . WHITE WATER VIEW ! $185,000 North Laguna ocean frt. ~ 5 BR .. 4 ba. l\e1v England far1n house. Custom quality & top condition. Really different. Call for appt CHOICE LOT S -PR IME LOCATI ONS DOVEll SllORES & BAYCREST 90' }'ront, level, fee . . . $27,500 85 ' Front, level. corner, fee ........ $28.500 80' View site, level, lease ...... , , .. S29.500 94' Vu site on Galaxy, lease 838.500 75' x 180' VU on Galaxy. lease $39.500 57· Front. pier & slip, lease . $53,500 8EAUTIFUI, LINDA ISLE 56' \Vaterfront. Lease. 4!i' \\laterfront. Lease. 45' \Valer!ronl. Lease. Plans incl. 10s· \\'aterfront. Lease. BROKERS & SALESMEN S69,500 $73,000 Si5.000 .$12.5,000 OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 914 Grove Place, CM ANYONE QUAL IFIES for thb 1:harp 3 bedrm home • lush carpetJng & drapes li 10:<:5 rovrred ps110. 1"-~' intcre&t no Joan h•rs 1or,;, do\\n. 1iurry, thts \\-on:t lasl! NO DOWN TO VETS \O<;'o Down lo othrrs. lal'(e 3 bedrm w/hrd1\"d tlr~. bltn~. 20x20 rumpus rm. blck wall encl rear yard. VA appri.ll· td a1 • $24,600 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Cu1r older hon1e and 2 1lof)' bldg \\'ith 11;ut>~t ar1. \Valk to 10\\'n & beach. Nf'1\'ly re· dccoral!'d • pnccd rtghl a.r ... $<1S,OOO Colle9e Park Beautiful 3 SR in choice area, lovely shag crp1g. in .. ffiO\'E"·in·' condition! Priefli right for qulck s.alt'. Call now for apPI. to ."Jtt-Only., • $24,900 RANCH STYLE -4 BR. FHA·VA OK -$28,900 JUST LISTED. Choice atta.. Doll house . curb appeal. Split rail fenct>. 4 queen .~iled bedroom11. Family rm. Delu.\c built-in kllchen. ~ lull barhs. Log burning lire. 11lace. \\"all ol glas.s 10 ttar patio. Hr11vy shake roof. EX"· qu1s1tt> landscaping. Sec· onds 10 beach and shopping. Have a GI elig1billty ~ Mutt see 10 apprec1aCt>. · Hurry and caJL i7I4) 962 • .)jgj. roR1:s1 L oL \O\ "' P£At TORS 19131 Brookhurst Av1. ltuntington Beach LITTLE HORSE RANCH On 12 acre in Co!lta l\Iesa, neatly ruckC'd a1\8Y !or pri- 1·acy. The T't's:idcn~ is truly a doll house y,•lth knotty pi~ paneling k clran :is a whi11!1f'. Aslung UJ.!XXJ. 5.16-&6 \0. -Farr-...W- :IB:.'9 1111.rbor.~C:...-':...'_· -·I $26,400 4 8dr. + Family Rm. $500 DOWN Pl"IC't'd lx\ow rrp!11l'emen1 1·ost hy Trar1sfe1"!"1'Cl 011•nf"r, L111<,:f' !an1dy kl!ChPn wilh huiH·ln 1'801:(' • OVf'O • <li~th 11R.~hcr. f'!l!!)' hr.11. flinin( roon1. hkl", Ollf'n ·111 9 p.m. ~.1(l.17~lf'I. TARB ELL 29l l H•rbor LEASE-OPTION .· Th(' largest home !or thf 1nont'y 1n Costa ;\lesa. S t><'Cl1'00n1~. a big fllmilY room and kitchen, J lar(t baths. complr1r land1Kap1nr! II ith >10 f('('I or pa1io. A~ .~umr A b12 6"• VA Loanj &l(j.iJ7\. I -HARBOR ISLAND Luxurious six bcdroo1n, (1ve bath & den ho1ne. located on the fnost ex("lusive island in Newport J.,ovely patio "'1 elegant plant· ing. Deep front terracr & private beach. pier & slip $250,000. RC'llc Partch , * OPENSAY-i:S_*_ 675-3210 642·8235 \\"e have an opening in our Residential D1vi· sion. for an experienced 1nan or woman pos· sess1ng enthusiasm and integrity. If you are interested in a beautiful office in the finest location. "·orking 'vith congenial associates, we are interested in meeting you. I " , ,, ' " " • ,, w ' " J FOR FULL LIVING ENJOYMINT Professionally decorated is this excellent . view. 4 bdrm .. 4 bath. din ing rnl. ho1ne. En· closed pool in atrium palio. plu~ pool table off pallo. $125.000. Kathryn Raul ston WHAT A FABULOUS BUY!! EXCLUSIVE IRVINE TERR.~CF. -OWNEH LEAVING AREA -ANX IOl'S TO SELi. • CaJJ now to ~ce th1" 111•arly ne\\·. Spanish dr· sign 3 Bdrm & rlen hornc \1 :1 POOi , & VTE\V. Only $85,000 Burl ,<\u~tin NEAR SCHOOLS & PARK Cozv 3 'SR. home \\'/Spac. din area ln ·beaUt. c:ond. J>ret ty yarrl \\" 1Sprklr~. roo1n for boat or camper on side S4li.500 Calhryn Tennill• 133.0700 644-2430 I 467 WESTMINSTER N I 1080 Bayside DriYt 90I 0 0 , ew y Lis ted over rive ;o;,•11por1 Hr1gh1~. CharnlHlR 1 New port Beach !-s1~ 3 hf\rin , din. rm. t:x. r.rnzwrmz -__ _ (!"P/'IH~l.v lilt)'.:f' 1.1•11led patio. G.-. ~, -.._. -z;;.s;_zavoa...-r.a (;1"1'u1 f11mlly 111wnt! S.'W.000 era 1 General c,u . 11'·""' '"·""' '".,._ EXECUTIVE ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;; HOME EASTSIDE $19,950 associated BROKERS-REAL TOR S 2025 W lolboo 67l·l66) POOL & VIEW l...1L;r ftflllf!, 'l UR. ! drn. ·"1•1tlr.11:.~. NI'"' apphanct' • 1 .. 11 lt'llst. Mt1kr 1 d~.le 10 i.r1• fil( R11mona , lrvill(I Tf!r. Jatr. CURT DOSH, Realtor St1 lili2 F.vrR. 673-3168 1;:0 \\" COAsl High"ay -Farr-...W- 2J29 Hllrbor. C ,\I DEL UXE FOURPLEX -'n brst Hunririaton ~ach lo-* OPEN SAT/SUN * 30« MAOE IRA 1 1111111. ll&li la(lt owntrs l HR. 2 e,. llPl. + thttt 2 l·•d1'00n1 11.plJ. E.Kctllt>nt hn- •nl'l!1~ S71 .900. Coy Hester, Realtor Lll\"PI)'. 1n1mac. ht:i1nr 11>1 OHer1nii Beftul. Rround-. C11\' patlri. 3 BR. s,. t:11111Jy rn1 . 2 h:i1h.;. $3S,JOO George Willi•mson REAi, TOR 550 NEWPORT CENTER OR ., N.B. 644-l90'I 111•!!!!1!1!!11!!!!!!!!!11!~~ \Ir II help -y0i, -~,1PM2:.if;7i ·/ $27,950 "Ou r 26th Ye•r" ::!5:?9 Harbor. (' ~t . URGENT WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 4 Bd., + F•mily Rm. Ownrr bou~h1 m•11 honlt> • 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road DEN + 3 BATHS mu.~t ~ f' 11 imnit'diat~ly. NEWPORT CENTER J:AA4!10 40 FT POOL IJ0,000 \'A 'PP"'"'i. All ~~ ' 1rrn1s a\'ailable. ;\lanirur,.rl * * * * * Beautiful l11n11\y hOrllt, f'nr.1 yard. 2 n111~s1ve fireplace~. * lWl, l11ri::I' moms lhrouch• J llll'Jlt' bNlroon1 ... g, 2 spark-our, c'f"ntr"I noor !}111.n. Bk~ llng bal113. CaU 54>842-1, Gener•I General Ol>('n 'Ill !I p.m. ~'46-17'46. , I liiiiiiiiiiii•;;;;::;:;:;;;;;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ TARBE LL 29Sl Ha<bo;I 11 -SPEC TA CULAR-: \outh " [ oast $28 ,950 BEACH KEYS this 3 BR. & den Shorecliffs home on lar,l:l:t ''ou·n your own" lot. VA lo•n po~~ible u·ith 15.000 t1oY•n. 319 Drirtwood Open S;it /Sun t·S EASTBLUF F DREAM Neatest, cleanest 3 BR. 2 ba. Lusk built charmer w/1 spac. fully fncd. yd. A .. must see" house at 145,500. 930 Aleppo Open Sun. 1-5 BEACH HOME ,\.Fr:Ul\f'. slrlJ~ tn '"·ran ~ un. 2 •·a Only ~.n.roo . CAYWOOD REALTY · 6306 \V Coa11t lhi.y. NB • 548-1290 ~--RY 01.1'nt'r. "; Bf-rlroom l Oath, l'lfo11.1~ & fllltmi 1~ x 36 pool l\'ldlv1rig bout( "' ~li('lr Bullt-1n kltl'hr.n. fit'aul!h1I ron!'hl10n inside ~ 0\11. TRkP O\'tr 6;. ',. v"' l(l11n. J\I('~ Vrn1e l('('11lion S33,JQJ~~l8'19 or ~~ll OOVER SHORES Viti\' home. 1148 Santl11,io Dr. Bet>tt buy • liP#IC. ~ BR. '4 bA. Ad11.p1ablt> tloor pl11n ror ~!C or lgr, rAullly. N~wly derort1tNI. By app"t. $91 .000. Bill Grundy, Re1l tor S33 l~vrr llr .. ~ n 612-i63J w,·u tw'lfl you seU~2-.!i71 Open Rousts THIS WEEKEND '"' !'WI MMy 41tM..,., wftti .,.. "" ---• ,_ .. ._. ............. AU tt1e lec.i ... N1t"4 W•w .,. 4-crl'*I I• ~ "'-'1 ~ ......w., ..... ....,_ 11 tM.y't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. P~nt .. ",., .,.. 11 ..... ,., ,.,. w .. ,... -...... t. lb.t SKI! lltf9'1NtiN I• rirle c•I•• eec• "'4.-y. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 614 Goldenrod., Corona del Mar 673-8550 $33.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (2 BR & Family or Den) 2536 Crestview Dr. { Bayshores) NB 548-4617 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 633 Vista Bonita !The Bluffs) NB 644-0134; 546-1357 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3,5() E . 22nd St., Costa Mesa 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tl Bedroom) *5300 Rlver, Newport Beach 64S-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *2632 Riverside. Costa Mesa - 675-3210 $30,250 (Sat & Sun) 1014 Santiago (Dover Shores), NB 842-8"..35 (Sunday) 216 Poppy, Co rona del Mar 644-4910 $87 .500 (Sun 1-5 :30) l6201 Culpepper Cr. (Prestige Homes) HB 846-0232 (Fri. Sat & Sun) 4607 Wayne Rd .. Corona de1 Mar 673-2222 (Daily 1·5) 501 Tustin Ave ., Newport Heights 645-4325 (Sat 1-5. Sun 9-3) 17755 Oak Tree Ln (U niversity Pk) Jrv. 833-3123 fSat & Sun 10-5) 2500 Holly Lane I Newport Hghts) NB 646-3255 (Sun 2-5) 801 Kings Rd. (N'pt Hghtsl NB 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) 15951 Malm, Huntington Beach 842-6691 I Sun 2-5) 467 Westminster <N'pt. Hghts) NB 673-3363; 67.'1-8080 Eves. (Sat 1-5) 930 Aleppo. !Eastbluff) NB 675-7225 (Sun 1-5) *1738 Skylark, Newport Beach 675-4930 ISat & Sun I-SJ *1120 \~bite Sails, Newport Beach 675-4930 fSat & Sun 1-5) 1500 Cumberland, Nev.•port Beach 675-4930 fSat & Sun l-5) 2150 Vista Dorado !The Bluffs) NB 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 2535 Juanita Way. Laguna Beach 494-9473 fS un 1-3) (3 BR & Family or Den ) 3086 Gibralter. Costa Mesa 545-2075 $29,950 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 425 Redlands fNewport Hghts) NB 646-3497: 642·5140 (llaily 10·5) 9032 Adelia Circle, Huntington Beach 968-3654 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 2134 Aster. Costa f\1esa 615-8800 $36.950 ISun 1-5) 3044 Madeira (~lesa Verdel C?tl 6734350; 645-1564 eve . /Sat & Sun) 3039 Madeira (~1esa Verde) fM 644-4910 $34,250 !Sun 1-5:30) 228 Goldenrod. Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $84,900 (Sun t-5:30) 4652 Rovce, Irvine 833-0700 $43 ,950 fSu n t-5) 470 E. 19th St .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 S28,950 (Sat 1·5) 1120 Gleneagle, Costa Mesa 645-0303 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2512 Andover, Costa ~1esa 645-0303 832.750 !Sat 1-5) 2221 Arbulus (Eastbluff) NB 644·2024 ISat & Sun I 2-dark) *1106 Goldenrod. Corona del ~1ar 673-2222 (Sun 1 ·5) 3210 Idaho. Me sa Verde 645-030~ (Sun 1-5) 2215 Aralia (Eastbluff} NB 645-3320 (Sunday 1-5) *19'l5 Windward (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1·5 ) 435 Santa Ana <N'pt Heights\ NB 54tH290 S39 .900 (Sun 1-5) *2024 Nautilus fBaycrcst ) NB 842-5200 fSun. 1-5) 1027 Tiller Way. Harbor View Hills 84S-1550 fSat 1-5) 392 Princeton (College Park) CM 540-1151 $29 900 fSun 1-5) ~1 Esta CirCle. ltuntington Beach 842-6691 $25.!IOO (Sun 1-5) * 1021 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach 540-172(1 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ~26 Cortland (rameo Hglds) CdM 67:'>-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1915 Bayside Dr .. rorona del Mar 675-3000 fSat & Sun t-5) 20682 La Vonne. ltuntington Beach 1163-3011 fSun 1·5) 8292 Malloy. Huntington Beach 962-~;ss · (Sun 1-5) 20852 Farnsworth. Huntington Bch 962-5566 (Sun 1·5) 9191 Bermuda, Huntington Beach 962-5566 (Suo 1-5) 21701 Saluda, ~Juntington Beach 962-0066 , (Sun 1-5) 19751 Gloucbester. Huntington Bch !162-5566 (Sun 1-5) 20592 Egret, Huntington Beach 962-1313 _ !Sim t-5) 9892 Silver Strand Dr. Hunt. Bch %2-J3n {Sun 1-5) \ DAILY PILOT 25 I~ ' Gener•I G.n•r•I General J Gener•I Gener•I ~.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiii•l;==~~=1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim IDEAL! 20332 Ramona LD .• Huntineton Beach 961-1373 (Sun 1-5) 319 Drillwood (Shorecti!fs) CdM 6711-7225 (Sat & Sun t-5) *2230 Heather Ln, (Off Tustin) NB 646-325.1 (Sun 1-5) 2225 Private Road, Newport Beach 644-727-0 (Sunday 1-51 519 Signal Road, Newport Beach 644-7171 (Sun 1-5) • (4 Bedroom) **3871 Mistral, Huntington Harbor 645-0303 $83,500 (Sun 1-51 450.7 Gorham /Cameo Shore-') CdM 833-0700; 6#2430 (Sun 1-5) 2306 Arbutus, Eastbluff 833-0700; 644-2430 (Su n 1·5) 1123 Emerald Bay, Emerald Bay 644-2430; 833-0700 · (Sun 1·51 3095 College ( Halecrest) CM 54Ml41 $25,950 (Sun 1-5) (4 BR & Family or Oen) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores), NB 642-3235 (Sat & Sun) 921 Bellis (Eastbluf!) NB 642-8235 $57,500 (Saturday) 4500 Orrington Rd {Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-4910 $175,000 (S un 1-5:301 2612 Lighthouse (Broadmoorl NB 644-4910 $61,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 20251 Craimer <Meredith Gardens) HB 644-4910 $45,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $105,000 fSat 1-5:30) 604 .'\.llview Place, Laguna Beach 645-0303 !Sal 1·51 *2033 Hil,l:hland. Newport Beach 645-0303 ISl\11 1·5) 1334 Hainpshire Cr. (Westcliff) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1-51 *1805 Glenwood Ln . fBaycresl) NB 646-1550 (Sun 1-5) *1873 Rhodes Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 549-0974 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 642-~20 (Sunday) *972 Denver Drive, Costa ~1esa 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 10061 Cutty Sark Dr. Huntington Bch 842-'6691 f'..8.500 (Sun 2-51 2134 Iris, Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sun 1-51 1939 Serra Chula (Turtle Rock) Irv. 540-1720 tlrun 1-5) 10896 La Batista. Fountain Valley 540-1720 !Sun 1-5) 16192 Brent Circle. Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sun 1-5 ) *4615 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-:!000 (Sun t-51 1824 Highland, Newport Beach 615-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 21612 Kanakoa. Huntington Beach 962-5566 (Sun 1-5 ) 20902 Balgair. Huntington Beach 962-5566 (Sun 1-5) 9151 Madaline, Huntington Beach %2-5566 !Sun 1-5) 16192 Brent Circle. Huntington Bch 962-1373 fSun 1-51 1833 Leeward Lane. Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sal 1-5 1 1939 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 (Sun 1-51 2727 Island Vw. (Harbor View Hills) C:dM *1947 Wind\\•ard (Baycrest) NB 842·5200 (Sun 1-51 15 BR & F•mlly or Oen) **210 Evening Star (Dover Shores). NB 642-8235 (Sunday) 2421 Sierra Vista {U pper Bay). NB 642-823.I !Sat & Sun) **II Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isl•). NB 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) *1033 Mariners Dr. (Dover Shores\, NB 646-1550 (Open Daily) 526 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sun 1-5) **•58 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 842-5200 (Sat & Sun 2-S) 231 Kings Pl. (Cli!fhaven) NB 642-5200 I Sun 12-5 l 1617 Port Abbey, Corona del Mar 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 581 Dtmnegan. North Laguna Beach 644-7662 fSat & Sun 1·51 3040 JRva Rd. I Mesa Verde) CM 546-5880 fSat & Sun (rom I ;00 1 *3054 Capri Ln. (Mesa Verde\ CM 54S-5880 fSat & Sun !rom 1:00 ) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (2: kdroom & 1 Bedroom) 317 Heliotrope. Co rona del Mar 673·8550 !Sat 1·5) 12 Bedroom Eich} 617 Jasmine. CoronA del Mar 645-0303 (Sun 1-51 '(l BR I 2 BR I 429 Carn'ation. Corona dtil Mar 675-6000 (Sun 1·5) APARTMENTS FOR SALE I• Unlt1) 1251 Baker. Costttr Mesa 6711-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 16 Units) 215 Amigos Wa y. Newport 6711-4930 ..... 1r•W9tfltfrMt •• ,.., ..... jjlw~ .... Beach (Sat 1-51 .... 1 E1t1I•, '-15-11000, l<l•l l. Ca•.t Hi<jhw1, Caro111 d•I Mt•. C1lif.,,,.;, THE CUNIFFS' HOME This one is juicy! Thick shag carpets every· where even in the kitchen , elegant drapery treatment. massive hea rth and fireplace in the living room, cozy fireplace ~n the b~d· room suite and a wide open spacious feehng that says "relax". This Broadmoor 1-larbor View l·lills 4 bed· room single story home was just listed. And it's beautiful! Corner lot. 3 car garage. out· door BBQ grill and a ssumable 61121/'1 loan. Don't miss the Open House this Sunday 1 to 5 at 2727 Island View in Corona del Mar. Real Estale, 675-6000, 2443 E. Coast Highway, l!o~yrnoon Hao"" l'.lr Rttlf'f'- nwnt Rt1reat! Newly p3lnl· .d 3 hlldroom hou5e or If P ete Barrell JeaffiJ you pre(l"r 2 ht>droom~ +-# rll"n . W11U !l'.I w11U crpt, lhru· pl'ede11 l d CUSTOM CLIFFHAVEN -· nut. ~todcm bl!n11 + "atrr ~0t1c11er. A<laf & c11n1prr parklril:. Crrnenl h In r k ff'ncf' ('Ul-de-sac i;trt'ef w101 lot11 ~ trre1. $17,230 • All tPM"l\ll, ~ COATS WAtLACE REALTORS 1 NEW LISTING -privacy. but room to pur~ sue individual hobbies and pleasures. 4 Bed·, room, ramily rrn or dining rm, and 3 baths built around large secluded patio. Cldseli and storage galore. Separate unit with 4th bath & kitchen ha$ some Bay View -ideal for inlaw!l or ai; play room. 3 car garage. 231 King• Place Open Sund1y 12 to S. • 962-4454 • GLORIOUS GARDENS Open Evenings QUALITY for the knowledgeable buye.r. -COSTA-MESA EASTSIOE CHARMER Custom \Vestcllff home offered by design- er/builder. 4 Bedrms, 3 baths. family rm & dining rin. 3 plus car garage. Many more 3 v r r y J11rgr brdroon1J. t-:nortnou1 living room wiih bonus featu r~s. . beaullful a't'd brick flrrplll<""· [ 1334 Hampshire Circle Open Sund1y l 1o 5 - ··c.uSTENING 11 AR o-SPECIALIZATION \\()OD f'LOORS." Country I , , , . ar mospheJ'f', with tots o< EXCEl .. LENT BAYCREST Jocauo~. Large . !fl\•1erinll: lrttS hnin11: 1h1.~ l pool, elegant ne\V kitchen, 3 spa~1ous bed- cu-cl• lltrrrt. G.l."s no n1onry roon1s. din ing room . and den/office. Co m· do"'n • ~·r"ll 11:r1 you quall- 1 plele Security System. $89,500. f1NI. Also tllA trrm~. ~uh-2024 Niutilus Open Sund1y 1·5 mi1 what you ha.\"e on S2-l.~o()(l - prier. Walker & Lee Z790 Harbor Blvd. at Ad11.n11; .:H::M>-16.J ·oprn 'hi 9 P1'.I INSTANT HOME . IMM ACULATE, T A ST E F ULLY DECOR· ATED. 2 bedroom, den home wi~h lovely:: yard. Westc\Uf. Ready to mov e into and .: priced to sell at $39,950. ,· SUPER SHARP ' HOME BUILDERS AWARE: ·- 11 ·~ in1m'\culatt". 3 Bctlro.-.m ti-0n1t. in quitt rt"sidrnual area • rlo~P 10 .<:chools &. ~hopp\nj:'. ~·or tlO.!f.l(} 1h1~ 2 Large neighboring lots, custom • Corona Del Mar. California 92625 ha~ to hp lht btM hom' for !ll!!!ll!!l!il!!!!!!!ll!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~!!llll!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!lll!~j 1h" money 111ul 11 n 11.bsolulr I G!neral =--Ge;•r•I mu~1 to !'f'r. C11rprt.'1, ri r11p- Newport Beach area .. 520.000 & $19,250 • Jiillsi de \'iew Site. Ne\vport Beach $18,500 73' Penin sula Bayfro~tage .. . . . . $293,800 . Bluff J..ot -overlooking China Cove. • W. E. LACHENMYER PRESENTS f,INE HOMES rs, l'lltn~. plus, plus. plu~! Submh Y')llt t,rmA. C ii. l 1 ;)t:;84:!~ - . - . \outh,. {. oast 1939 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 1-=~~-~=~c- OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5. Prestige Ba yfront. Ex-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 -- d H b 1 c 511 Dunnegan ciling View of Bay an ar or en ranee. US· :-:. LagunA &ach. 5 Bfl., tom built, 4 large bedrrfls. 3 baths. Large lam rm. Br.:un. .,.1r 11 , entertaining area inside & out. Over 3600 sq. fl. of happy living. Enjoy this sandy beach & $~l9.:~ swin1n11ng . 2615 Bamboo, Eastbluff, N.B. 1617 Port Abbey H11rhor \111'11• Hon1P.~. CriM. I fabulous view . . ......... $57,000 • I.ar~e Corner L-Ot. small price. Co ... ta ~lcsa ..... $13,500 Gener•I . ·. . •, OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 . A real home for the large fa1nily. 5 b~~room s, 21h. B.aths, 2.500 sq. ft. of gracious 11v1ng, large 1Jv1ng room, w/ stone fireplace + famil y rm, elec. bltns. FA heat. lots of storage space. Covered patio '"coi111"·:""· 1 MARTIN Rancho California ·, with vieY.', dble garage. 1206 Pembroke, Newport Beach OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5. Spotless 3 bedrm. 2 bath home. Extra large living rm ·t--famil.v. Obie fireplace. "Kingsize" kitchen fit for a "Queen". Bltns. Plush carpeting & drapes. REALTORS 6«-7662 1 l~·IOacre wow11 1 citrus & avocado :: '"''· ' ~.~~ l~m'ly cm.. residential estates. Patio, dbl gar., shake roof. Newport HCJhU • Near Harbor Hi9h 3 Bedrm., i :~ bath, slate entry, nice size living room w/fireplace. Good carpet~ &. drape!". Service porch. Lovely landscaping. Large back yard for c hildren. $27.350. STOP IN FOR YOUR FREE MAPS OF THE AREA W. E. LACHENMYER 1860 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA Call 64-3921 or S4S.3413 General General 2 hR·~ .• nicely lnd~1·pd ror-• nf'T' l'lt Nrllf nrw i;tovr , ,,._ GlencJa k "Hills is an exclusive - h·i~ .. '"8~htr/rl r:-rri'. ('llrp. re sidential co1n1nunity within Rancho & drpi;:., nice trpli:. Owrlf'r will 111~ s~.IXX:l '1n"'n ,., Cal ifornia containing avocado and ~·11rr:.-hid. at a~;. 1n1rrr~t citrus groves. miles of bridle trails, urw.:1rr s:l,f}.OIYI n1odcrn clubhouse and stables, and MORGAN REALTY private tennis courts. Up lo 10-acrc 673-6642 67S-64SI $23,950 3 Bdrm. + Den $137 A Month On th.<> flllymrnti;:, r11.!hf'rl1·;il liNimrd ('1"il\n~s 1n lari;i.t 1·rR r l1v1n~ rn1. 1111 mndrrn ki!chr>n, f'nlry hall. Bkr , ~40-1720. residential estates are available. Prices start al $16,900. Terms include 10% or 20% down, optional prepaid interest and other tax and leverage benefits. Rancho California. a Kaiser Aetna Company. is 95.000 acres of rolling countryside between Los Angeles and .. ·: ·. ·. .- :: '• :~ TARBELL '2955 Harbor San Diego. Over S20 -million has • BY GEORGEl ll -$24,900 -a. ni1•r .1 bdrm hon1I' In C0Uc11:P P11rk? y,.s• A~k 1------------1 f(lr (trOfl:'r> i\ler.ci. fl!or11f'1 already been invested in improvements. Coldwell. Banker is the exclusive sales agen t for Rancho California. For information, call or write: BAY I BEACH REAL TY, Inc , 22 Y 11rs of Service 213: 421 -7i89 Coldwell, B anker & Co. Attention: Chester Salisbury . . In The H•rbor Are• ---. WALK TO THE BEACH REAL Y COMPANY 642-1771 Anyt ime 4320 Campus Drive, Dept. N Newport Beach, California 92660 714/540-8620 Big Corona beach is an EASY walk rrorn this "Honeymoon Cottage"; plenty or room to add on , if the family gro\vs -location hard to beat & char1n you can't forget. $62,000 522,950 IS-THE-PRICE AU 1rrm.~ avall ablt ror G.L's 11"'1 m1n1mun1 down f'.H.A. b11yrrc. Srlll"r an x1nu~ or lakr l)VPr subjeel In 7'1r 11n- 11u;r[ pt'l'('f.'111.llgl' r11 tr !011 n w1lh $191.0() torat p11yment. NEW ENGLISH COTTAGE . Your choice of colors in car~ting, drare!i & tile in this new 3 bdrm. family rm. & din- ing rm. home. Located Newporl Heights. Just 5 min. from any,11here. Price only $41 .· 500 :· :t IH'<lronm C11\lf<'ST\111 R11r1-1 •• rho wllh l-0ta -0/ rrrl's 11.11d Generil I Gener•I , plA.y a1·r11. Country-lll}'ll' ''""'"· ·~"or •Wm ""'· MAGNIFICENT MESA TRANSFERRED!:: MY KINGDOM FOR A HORSE 00 I · · d , · h f;Al-L NOW! 1 VERDE WITH P L 111r1dM>me comrr Mmtt lh Horse lovers will have their '·k1nJ? om' wit Wa lk·er & Lee , 3 ·hu1te brdroom~. 2 dr11m1111c imm1tCUtat4! c () n d 11 1 ~ ,,'. th~ 4 acre estate, complete w/4 bdrm. &: (1rrplal"f'.ll ano1 ~ .. par11t" In~-L.lirR ' liviru: mnm) and 111 , dining rm. home, o~erlook1ng a huge pool & 2790 Ha.rhor Blvd 11.t Adarni j 1n11J 1lv1ni: flKlrn. Pool is 11.rat' dining room. Ulln'. trees gal?re. Al~ this fo r $125,000 Property ·~:M\<Mi.i Of)('n :1\1 !I P~l (rn1·rd for ulrt_y HuRI" 1o0v-modrm kitrhm wJth I'll• • can be d1v1ded into 3 lo~. r1-r-d pa110 with R.R Q. Comt arr11. 11djoinin1t ,. ·;;.,,..,.ri, 675 3000 'BA YCREST AREA ~("(> 1t. 11·~ hi'11.l.IOlu\ 11.I \;i~f" family nx>m with .. 4 herlroom·2 hilth, 11ifr 200'/ I Sl3.~. Tradr in you r nlri pl 11re. &11utitul bac'k y I i;q. (!> r ormn l dlnlbg. 11rp-hoU11P. w11h wroui'hl lmn r ncJ .. r~ll' m11 ~1rr .'iUitl", plUAh I Wa Iker & Lee mmpltlr 11afl!'ly pooJ. lf _ a~r!h1n 1·1r11rlll, w'1fl(frrrur <-nuld any hon,,. be ti I m~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; kiddiP.i; pllly y11.rd. Rrducrd Rta!tor.~ S!'t ii r1a:h1 1w1y - General General S.'!.iOO l-0 s.n.r-.oo. Owllf'r I~ 2790 Harhor Btvn . at Arh1m8 $4!1,!l"ll. ~2313. !• BARGAIN PRICED . I11 thll) brnulltuJ J bt>dr(WJITl homt with !fl X 2.~ bno\111 room, n..w poly-d'lai;:: r11rpf't, upgr11dl'!d drtLl)C'rif~. 2 l11n::" b.&IM with marblf' pu/J. m!l.ru, walk-In litlf'n clOM>t. ~itnt mutt!'r bedrMm 11q1tl' with drr111ina: room. l', ~Ml nld. You'll lovl" thl' ()Of, 5'16.8641J, ~5:tr Sp~~~ ;:;~:n ::; ,;;~" """'" L~::·~:;~R·:~; &1811' Jrll'lll prier ol Sz.1.900 In Coi;l11 APTS .• 310 LIDO NORD I -- Mesa for t h\~ ~h11rp and .$140,000 Price wllh 7'}'0 \~I GRAB YOUR :: rlf'lln :\\)(-(!room m1111ston. 2 T.D. 6 Beaut. furn. unit.•: CAR KEYS •. luJ11Jriou11 hAth11. Deep-p1lr MONEY MAKER 6 c11r a:araae11 Ir util. room. ar\fl li1i:h·l•1I 11 In ffl &H ttt.t• carpt"lt with ml\lChlng II() •·1. on •wimmlng brach bf>11<·h M-auly. Larae quffre • .,,.,. 00 TCTrAL J Hou!W'~ nn J11r11:r 101. Co11111 \\'ill con11.ldrr tr11.i11" lor bMt 1 ,i2r>d bl!'dmonu, 2 modfrt drape~. ..,.,..,. Ml'~11. lncom, $805 tnc:>. A.~k-I J&i I h U lh' COST~ In r..1. huyrn. Fl\1\A irnt 169.000. Try ro ~ ... nn . ~R.m~'."11 -.ooo Jg~. 4 P~~~· i;,:11:', ~ . .tltd C'l)SlA will ~ pAlrl by ~ :: yoo can ce1 A 31'.li-yl"11rl y 8111 Grundy, Rltr. I $24.900, VA or F11A 1~ "1.!IO. If YoU re tired 01 "' • re!um on VoUr 1nvr~tml"nl. 833 Dovtr Dr., N.8. &t~ or talfa ow.r low IO"~ Ina. thl11 m1i::ht ht lhl' onl". CALL ;,,.. 046 •141, 1 1 • cw. NOW' 9 ~ ~ !110£.A-W•y 3 rm8 plUS: wm'"a' 1"'k"e· r & LeQ·: Walker & Lee ~ Con1pll"ttly furn •. !ICJT •<AL tY mrnH,>'<m1mom•lly "'"""· • I Rrslrors N••r Nt•p•rt Peit Offh:t :\.\ min from C11p\atr1uW1 . Re1tl!~rt :; I • • --1'"11ri!l"I V\1111...., S\:wJ(l riawn NI'.! En_ ln(l"r ·: 2fi19 llartwir. C \f 2100 ll11rtv.r B \'n 101 Aflllm~ NO maltl"r wt110.t It '-'· you ,,. 71~ Jt~2-44~ !t4()..5\_. ll---------1 _3-l~·!H!ll ()pm "tit 9 PM Clln ii.ell !I wllh • nAJJ.Y tall 1!11~14(>8 f::11n "~~I I I or . ' ; 1 l !!::::==================;:===========~JF'or brat l'l'tults! 64l-5671 V.'l"'ll tlf'lp ytiu arll' M2-S671 P1L(IT WANT AD! Mum& I W!"\I hf.Ip )'otl sell! !"t567!1 I Call 6«2-5613 A: Saw! ,. I - l . . . • S.Jt11rday, Aprll ), 1~71 _ .... a I HOW EASY IT IS To enjoy la sting quality and lalented crafts· n1anship In a ho1ne . We ha ve such a property in the delightful \VES'rCLI FF' area \Vi th a charming vie"' of the professionally land· seeped garden fro1n lhe living room & dining room. A spacious 3 bedroom in spotless con- dition that \\'On't last long at Qn ly '52.950. Call now 67~4930 TRIPLEX-Newport Hei9hts Located on a TREE LINED street in a quiet area close to beaches. boating, schools & ghopping. 3 two bedroom unils & enclosed gar· ages on a FEE simple large lot. NEW COP- PER PLUi\·lBING. Recently painted inside & out. This properly has great potential. Why pay rent . "'hy not collect it? Generously priced al only $51.950. Better be quick. The last 2 triplexes we had sol d \\1ithin 48 hours! Cal l now fo r an appointment to inspect. 67f>.4930 SNUG HARBOR Thi s 3 bed1·001n and den CL I fo'FI1.-'\ VEN home \Vil! be available to n1ove into ,June 19. }<"or 1 those v.•ho can wait. the price is onl y $33,500 Call today for an appointinent to see. 67~4930 BEST BUY-BAYCREST f'":ner has approximately $65,000 in this large F.-'\l\11LY HOME. Three bedrooms. 2~..! baths. Family·Dining room combination. T\VO fire· places. Outdoor lighting and profession<ll landscaping around the 18x36 ANTHONY POOL makes it most delightful for outdoor en tertainin~. Luxurious 1vall to \\'all carpels throughout, 1ncludin~ the kitchen. Al\1 /F~l in· tercom in everv roon1 & patio. 1r you can find a better \11\L U ~_; in this 1nost \\·anted area ...... e honestly say "buy it" 1\·e can't find one. Large 80xl 16 lot 1vh1ch you 01v n. Vacant for fa st possession. Defini tely underpric erl at $53 .950 Call today 67f>.49,0. RESIDENTIAL INCO·ME Six dynamic pride of ownership townhouses. * Prime quiet location * Custom throughout * 11h years you ng * Fireplaces * Offers needed $215.000 (',\LL 6i5-4930 RUSTIC f'ute 2 bedroom home \1·1th la rge famil y rooni. HUGE lot. Raised brick hearth in li ving roo1n . Fireplace & BBQ in family room. QU ICK OC'CU PANCY. if you are searching !or lhal "('OUNTRY ATMOSPHERE ." THIS IS 11' Only $32.000 . CALL67f>.4930. JEWEL BOX ON A BUDGET 10 1ninutes to the beach. 3 bedroo1ns. fan11l y room. 2 baths. ultra 1nodern kit chen.dish· \Vash er & built-i ns. Only 21.fi years old , pro- fe ss ionally landscaped-electric garage door opener. Sparkles like a 1nodcl. VA /FHA $28.· 450. Ca ll today! 67a.-4930. C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO. REALTORS 675-4930 Newport Beach Gen;ral CHOICE BA YCREST 1. Designed for large family "1th separate living zones . 4 Bcdr(loms, 3 ba ths 1 powder roon1. Panelled family room Ex· large Jiving roon1 1vilh handsome stone rireplace. f'ormal dining room Large landsca ped lol on r1uiC'l tree lined street Sparklin g pool \\'ith J3tuzzi j<'ts Priced for <iuick sale Open Sundi1y I to 5 1805 Glenwood L11ne (Si1nt iago to A•hford, left to Glenwood ) 2 Large 3 bedroorn. 3 bat h & !an11\y roo1n, 2 fireplaces. lovely lO\\I n1aintcnance gar· den on quiet street ··~1ust see" at ~62,500. HARBOR VIEW HILLS l.1gh t and airy 3 bedroom & fa1n1ly room \v1th great view fron1 large enterta1nn1ent pa tio. Call lo see anytin1e. S57,000. DOVER SHORES VIEW _"' ... I~[ _, ..... I~ I _ ...... l~I ---I~ I -...... l~ I -..... I~ I _ ...... l~ ALL PURPOSE-RECREATION ROOM EASTSIDE COST A MESA location -active famil y addition. ''ou'll enjoy the t7'x22' high beain cei li ng. F'am. Hn1. \\'ith indirect lighting, built in se"'lng l'enter and many other extras. Add lo tht£ a three Bdrm. l · :y. Bath home 1~/rireplace and detached Dbl. garage "'/alley :1cc·ess: Cent~ally lo~at· ed kitchen·servi('e por<'h . ('all this evcnu1g for appt. lo see. TREES-TREES-TREES!!! LARGE CORNER LOT sur rounded on (\VO side s by beautiful Myoporum Trees. Sp~c· ious 'fhree Bdrm . 'f'u'o Bath home \\'ilh separate yards and thrre patios. Completely carpeted and draped. Located in beautiful HARBOR ESTATES, 1"!0,1;e to schools and shopping. OnJy $29,500 -NO DOWN TO VETERANS. DRAMATIC FLAIR Interior desi,i::-ned hy LLOYDS of LO~G BEACH accents this F 0 U R BDRMS. 1 wo Bath, Spani sh style. shake roof home nest!· ed in Mission Viejo . (;arden style kitchen opens into a tropital enclosed patio pla y area eom plcn1ented by profess ional land· seape. terraced and fence d yard in shnnp· stone design . /\II of the extras have been added to complete the "True Essence" of lu :ocury living Purchase now by inquiring thi s evening. ELIMINATE THE CHAUFFEUR f\lom e:ets a break 1vith this lovelv location for HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL. 2100 Sq. FL f.'our Bdrms. \\'i lh high beam ceiling and 1vhite n1arble f1re1>lacc Just redecorated. open and spacious, \\1€'11 planned central kit· chen with all the extras. Detached garage wi th outsirte sho"•er for the surfer in lhe family. !all us no\11 for an appoi ntment. MARINERS SCHOOL Only !\VO blks. awav. Redeco rated spa cious Three Bdrrn. Two · Bath home with extra large Master Bdrm. closets and dressing area. All th is Plus large patio and sparkling POOL . Two car garage ~ Nice landscaping Being offered at only $36.950 . GOLF ANYONE 1 Beautifu l 18 hole golf L'ourse \Vith modern clubhouse and restau rant onlv a fe\v feet a\vay. LrJ?.. 'l\vo story. Four Bdrm. Three bath home with slepdo11 n li vi ng rm. Dining rm. B/I Elect. Kitchen. breakfast area and 1arJ?e Fam. Rm . Ne\v ('plS. & Drps. -ele· ~'a.nee lhru·out. Block1vall fenced . Three car garage. Excellent landscaping. One year ne\v -Only $42.950 1vi th lo w FHA/VA TERMS. (SALESMEN NEEDED l 646-0555 BEAUTIFUL HOME -PRIME LOCATION Ne''" elegant 2·sty. home on lh.e picturesque C:rand Canal. Plus, i n com e apt.. pier. $109.500. JUST LISTl<D lmn1aculate 'l bdr1n . home with 2 sepal'ate guest bdrms. & balh. Mini view of bay fro1n living rm. $49.900 CORONA DEL MAR '.121 ORCHID, SAT/SUN . 1·5. Charming 2 bd- rrn. home plus guest rm. & bath. Priv. patio. Only steps to beach. Hurry to see th is one '. TURTLE ROCK 11905 ANTIOCH , SUN. 1-5. Beaut. 4 bdrm. J bathroo1n residence. 3 Car garage. Tastefully carpt'd. & draped. Loe. just across from <'hildren's park ·rake advantage or this fine oppor tu nity today. You O\Vn the land. $45.500 WE INVITE YOUR IMMEDIATE INOUIRIES ON THESE EXCELLENT VALUES WILLIAM WINTON, 229 M•rine, B•lbo• l1land Real Estate 675.JJJI FRENCH QUARTERS 4 BR. & POOL - Huntington le•ch • BR·FAMILY R.\\. l'M A WINNER t•, 8.A , wlk lo all achJ_. t.-chu1·ches. L& fncd bk I Th.Bi's rlaht. I hal't' e~l"f· )d, on cul dt sac :>46-4253 lhina • new carl>f'ung, 1hut- >1k da)'ll il'lt S;W te1·1 and df1per1t'~. pat'° Dover Shor•& I u "·I $b1151 Ml 0. v... ~.,;.~~.·. ""'""'· lluc: lf'l'll f! poo llldt' CllSIDITI townhoU.'4t hvinJ. Malnt. 1;i-ewuig, mntns 4r. ~ilet:· lree. 4 huge BR'i. 3 f'ULL t1on11 un murtd by roottopll with built \ri Bar-b·(I, load.'4 of Wl'll pl.1u111t'd used bl~k 1untn1ties. l"tll chf"!'rful and i;p&J·khur rlt'11 n. Co1ne: bt' n1y new owner. $30,100, A.'S· ,um&blt' loan, r1~w l"ltA or YA. Call 842-7535 balh$. l:klu~ bullt·ln kilch-lt-Oni lhi! r:<tt• 5000 sq fl 1 r n Dl!hl\'llJdlt'r. l/Wlirti'\ homt'. 1'rad, dn. $169,500. I l1ght1ng, walk · In pantry, ~548-:.::.~72~4~'~--~~-~ Heal c11·1:ular 1ta1r1 to up-Dover Shorts 8i1yfront I per l ~u1trs. llis &, heJ'S BEST BUY. REDUCED tor 'O ' 1'HE Rr:J\L \~ ES'fl\TERS 'l'aNirobt clost"t11. Club-Quick Salt'. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Den. I ELEGANT MANSION hOUJe, 1'"U11 lilied Oj>t'n air Bar Pier. S!Jp, SU0,500. ~~room 3 bath 3000 sq. n. p.avdion 11.·ith llnipl•cr . Pa. I Tradt-. 548·1936 or S.~·16S4 lar;:I' heatdt '-filtered plOI: uo. _ Gf-l'a.1 location. Only Ei1it Bluff e.\IS\Jl1g 6': VA loan cl S23.SOO wuh low dn. \\'ti,y ~.SOO l\lan1mo1h 2 siory, rent! }furry I.: caU !7141 CHILDREN I f'llU')' with spiral J>laircasr, 96'l-~=>. ATIENTIONll 5e-p formal dining room whh I •• bltn 1•h1n,1 cabint't.s. Upi:J"&d• IORISI l Ol\OX . " llFAl 701?~ 191.11 BrookhUJ's1 Al'r, Huntington Bell t h V /\CANT .1 Bcd~--r8m 1·rn. 'l ba. hltns. Crprs/dl'ps, fr111l', lars;:r. yard. 2 .veal':! old. (~I location. T11kr over 68,.'"0 VA S21.i prr mo. total. Own er 1A e 1 636-4470 Tell your JMLft'nts about this t'd elrl' bl!n rang,, (!bit' btautiful "Trina" model 1n oven. 1~alk in panll°)', bi1 'rhf' Blu~. Tt'l! tht'm 1l1t . family roon1 with hu&r UJt'd baC'k yard is a huge park I brick fireplace. 1 :\la;itrr a nd child~ns playground, bedims, 11unkt'n Roman tub, A IJEoaullrully derora!ed 3 3 c&r garage. Brdroon1 2'~ balh hon1e 11ith 1111 the luxury l latnlly l'OUld wan1 , ~44,:(IO Call 673-&>.JO I' ,,2-4471 ( ::~.) 144 .. 1113 I MAN'S G..;•.:.n..;•.:.•.:.•1-------1 Balboa lsli1ncl STEAL THIS ONE! $23,900 j DUPLEX J Br, .1~ b1. l: $21,950 Wt-st•idt Beauty, As. THE BIG ''C" I . LIBERATION Gardl'n1n1 slll.Yt'~. relax •nd pu1 1t.\\•ay your tools. t;eyl)' lilt', be rret' ol all n1111nt~n· ancl' 1nclud1nj ('Xtl'!rior pa1nt1ng. Thb rcnia .. kable 1 Br.: 11uodeck. Sa7.~ ~um~ Sl9 lOO FHA 71 ., · I PyTarnid Exchangors67:>-8800 J inf., w l iv' crpt. cUii"t d~:. "THE BUFFS" • 3 Br 2 ba garage patio 10x20 cov pauo va cant I The popular Carntchla plan. \ln\"t lu 1'1>nd1t1011 Owner s10.ooo' do11.•n: can')' ist. u8 (}.i.nier/Aa~nt · 2250 ::iQ. fl . <I Bdrms., J ruu 1 O'ansf~rred . 1'h1ck pJw;h J Topal, 67J..-0252 or 6~3-644~ I 542.1771: evie&· ~·736.l ba1hs. Vacant. freshly 3 Bdrm. + Den 4 bedroom 'l bath l."Ondomin- iun1 include1 ~una ba th. Jacu:a1. pool & [t'nn1~. All 1•·all to wall t'8rJlflU1R. b11111 . I Ba h :\fESA V rd b paintrd lltruou1. PriCt"d for in rangr f>\MI + rh~h. ys orel · hdr 1 '1 ' Y2 ~~·flt'r :. 3 rlpid ,;a!r lt S4'i.OOO, Bnr.g ' f ' B", ·1 •· h o· . u1, m Y rm, ..... patio. k d • I kbook ,va!lh!'r rr ngrraror. Bkl", , n18. °"L 1. tnlni OPf'n daily $29,950. :545-'201.~ 1 ! t l('C to. • • I 1h~ aud only I milr to a bcaut1fuJ fine beach. 842·253a ~hutrrrs. Loil' lt'ascllold. /"\/. ;:~aN'ileE,LWP~"·P,?05s'R;~T~rbor :;:1:.~ j'~.:;~/ p~~:~~ tt1.~ WEASTRCEALIFF {µt ~· ·-...._" 'uf' I f'1·1nc1pals only. 642-IRSJ QuJrt ~.~!1G~~T~Jo~ 10 ] Coron .. d1I Ma r lla1·00t_ ~;2!:~i~t0-\Valk rc;Jly I S:li,900 ~~o~!.~!HA low S<'hools. 3 bedr:ooni Jlghl 11.nd DUPLEX I 10 f;i_n)Ljnc \Vrstcl1U Shop-Z.ll4 Vista De! Orn dol\11, l huge BR, 21,1 ba. 1 a lry hornr. t~al)' mainlcn· I ping. 3 laJ'it' Bdrn1s -~ust I Nl'!i\'pot't Brach 6\·l·lJ.3~ I b<-'st crpt~. tustoniizc? kit., fl.nee yard. U'.i.:-.oo Phon" T1\o unHs, J sharp ont' brd·' J'!'decorated, new carpe ting. e WHAT A VIEWI e lge ran1 !'nl, new punt Ln· 646-7171 . 1"00111 111 front and a 11vo I dra.pe~. Bri~k pa t_io. ~al / I Com\!: :oet ,,_ ma.kr otfrr 10 side/out. Posst'ssion upcn 2 STORY 4 Bd . + F emily Rm. Sl4,950 0>1 ntr drsperalf'. Pr1C't rf'· dut•rrt 10 S24.9~. llugr 1<1111• I tly r111 . r ncry hall '!1, ,-ilr gllracr. \\'ork.~hnp. 0{}µen ·111 9 pm .. »I0·17'l0 TARBELL 2955 Hi1rbor *VIEW-* ~Pf't". virw or hay I.· 1jj•r ;u1 fro111 !111 ~ 11'f'aul. df't'flr "l hdrn1, ;. lgr. l1ar11il.I' n11 . btdroom 111 1he rear all rr· tra.1lcr. parku1g,. F'1nanc1~1~? oivntr. 2 sty, 3 Bd. 3 Bil. J c~·~di~ approva.l. !47-!501; erntly 1-iedecorated and neat Ol\ru:-1 ~rry Dexi~lr -1'a~I ?;>' dt'n, 2 frplc's, Priv deck E\t'S. 9Gfl.U78. as a p1n. A grra1 buy al PQSSt'SS!0/1 -Don I Larry on I ofl mlltr ~Ulle Shag Cl'pl!. m •lflllli=r'f1,~1~ $4'.?.500 1his Ollt'! CaU • 64.>-0303 £1c, t'lC. eh.~. 7°r:'o finan. 1939 I '11' j 1 r;r Call 67:~·85."iO CaLalpa S1 .. 644·14;;.iJ. 9 C/!]'-1 111111 .. 111111 - j BLUFFS CONDO D-PLAJ'l _ ........ ~·--fORIST [ Ol.SON * OPEN SUN. 1-S * 315 NARCISSUS t'l•1sr 10 l1'f'111.•h , $M .• lllll 312 ORCHID 1 Bdrm tHI l 101.' 2851 BAYSHORES ... REA1.rons '.f_'9!1 llarbor, Co;s1a i\les11 :i BR. 11 ~ b11,-2-{'ir ""iara,!!I'. I on t"Ornrr lot S2t500 2:13 Rose Ln. ti4:z...ru8J --- l l:\ll\1AC. l RR, rain 1'111, 1· lirk fpl~. 1•/c·rpts. Q11·ner rnn·~ onl~. 0!40-2803 Lot·aled (In iu~h greenbtli. $2000 MOVE IN! I Nr Bay, .1 br. 2t, ba, C'l'pls / ~ Bedroom 2 bath, existuis rl1·p~ By 01•0C't. 1)44.59!:1 I 6rr VA loan. ;\lodel'fl lar;e 1-BR:-2BA. J:<H"rln~2 bhn kitchen. Hugt hving pri.lios. 2 ,. gar \\"/clPc· d1·s, room \\'Lth fireplace, din111& pool. Alt tn pk l1kr st'ttini. a rea. oversized bt'dttioms, Ob, xu·as 64-J.-149S. llag8LOnt' pa1io. heavy ii hl.ke -L USK, V1tw l BR. :!', BA roor, dbll' iaragt. S2l5 Pt'r t."!I Al'bUIUJ -644-1024 mo, incllldt! P.r Tax~ I: By OWl'W'r -J\lak,. offt'r Open S11l/.Sun 12 'Iii darl;. Founti1in Valley ln.~uranrl' 1llage Real Estate 220 E. Seventeenth SI. h11mr 111 Thr Blurr~. i\1ari.I' "l .to D.-n • N'p1 , Beflch MORGAN REALTY 673-6642 67S.6459 -OPEN DAILY -l~S- 4607 Wi1yne Rd. 8 Bed Rooms -8! I THINK BIG- HUGE HOME! ( Owner Tri1n1f•rred (E. 17th St. Sho ping Ctr.) r,:11·~:1, 1111'1· wr1 bitr ... p 6.d \11sli1 Bon11a Onlv S.)~ .. >00 COSTA MESA OPF:N SAT, t.· SliN. 1·~1 Evening• C •II 6('2. 7 431 o r_:5..:•.:l.:·l.:2c.6.:S ___ I ~H:':e':'.l":en:.'..._B_._o_owd R ••I tor 1 -64.1.()1.~4 ,')'18·1.1.J7 Generel POOL TIME! -----General PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 8 Lind• Isle Orlv• Spat1ous 4900 sq. fl. 4 BR . 4 11:! hath home . Du1 ing rm .. ram. rin .. study & 38 fl. \\·ater· fronl living rm. 2 Vireplaces. Ca rpeted & landscaped. $167,840, 52 Lind• Isla Dr ive ('ust 6 BR .. study, 5 bath hon1e 1v .4 frplts., ("ircu lar stair\vay. decorator selected carp. & drapes. ShO\\"n by appl.. $215,000 72 Lind• Isle Drive 1·rad11 ional 6 BR .. sir, ba. ho1ne on lagoon. \V/dock . Furnished. decorated & lndscpd. 2 master bd rm. suites $200 .000 107 Linda Isle Dr iv e 5 BR . 3 baths: fain. rn1 .. form . din. rm. 2 Fplcs , Rm . for pool. Dock . By appt . $145.000 Wi1terfront Lots l\o. 44 108 f•'I . on \Valer l\'n i6 · 3 {'ar garage. Redu ced lfl $1:?5.000 s 77.000 .Sharp 3 bdrm. homr 1'.:r u:Jo~· f'd pann. Near ne\\' 4 bedroon1 3 bath fartulv roorn, Fo r complete lnform•tion on •II formal d1n1ng room. <:reat <:oorl yai-d rmol lots, pl•••• c1ll: homes & \-0' THE REAL \_"\. ESTATERS , ., ,,,.. '"' .. ,112 .000. GU DY RE'LTOR :! ~~11r.• n,.11· A· ~1mpl}I BILL R N • ,... Lai ··" L••'·" Bl< .• ", s· 1 x I "·" 5 BEDROOMS Roy J WARD Co R I 133 0 0 S · 3 NB "2 '620 " 4 Brrli·ni. :l'~ ha. •'O\'f'rrd I: tan1s! · tr• IU'Gt ......... -. ., ea tors over r., Utl• , · · ~ ~ m r '"'""". ,,,_.~, •i k s-•~ MOTIVATED SELLE!! .,.... ""' & rnrlosrd patlO. E\"ln1. f'~-!'(Kln1~. " rnng. \\01 .savi::-r , ~1.,iltN NE:ED ROO\I" 1033 M•rin•r' Driv e, N.B. 6-46-1550 ~ --------~-By 011nrr -,\111.l;r ntrrr kllcheri, 1nuch. ri111ch mort'. 2 ::itor)s, closr 10 tx-a~·h. ~ Lt>oJ.;in,i: for• mot1Yl!.lrd buy-G.n.r.I I General tr11 ~h11rp 01\·nrr in hurry 1 0 Do ver Shorei Office ·--::0'."'.:-0'°"~°"'-:-=:--I (lf'F:N Nit Sun I:' 'HI d1r~ llAS 10 bt onr of tht bt'sl ba area~. brick lrplc. cp'"· f'f 1vner h11~ bt'tn Lransr. I _ •n niovr pricrd low 11 1 I l ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!llll•l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!J-c;;iii~IM:OiiJ'i;i-* OCEANFRONT * Belboa lslend buy11 1n lllt wliole bc1ch rlrps, R&:O, dishwasher, 1 .. n 1 us1 mO\"e ::tOOn~ Perfect SE $1\9::.0 llenl11J:r Rralton~. J f OPEN Hou ESTATE SALE 11rca -fJrst lotlkl'r should ideal ror family W/if'Ol\'ing setong or )'our famil}, w/ '" br proud 11r1v o1'·ncrl Call pains. FlfA 1 VA trrn1s. P ay1roun s. poo ~ & ienni! G.n.r.I l;Jrn Quern. ~1'10-!Jjl, (0,.....11 I d I ON THE CANAL 2 Bdrni. hon1r on pnn1r Joi· BALBOA ISLE e1·r.~., I · 4 BR . ., / 1 bt'sl Jocaiiou ~--=~-.-~~--I ~:Ml.'«l:\ .ll·l7-12'11 to en.}Oy. .. ~ ii ba ., w •n•r•I ..... ..,.,. ... ~:i:1 Canal iri Nt"''P<.11"1 ~f)()res Cllll \J~ for dtlail~' J)rl1ghlfully clitfrrrnl ~ bed· Owner 6lJ4•/. VA Loan SEYMOUR REAL TY lo1·mal dlnin& rm. All for lh l•v•l • • '""'"'m' · ' ',::: ,',;;~ '::::•11~~·~1'~~~; :;~:::.~!:i~::f ~r,~: I o~;,~n; ~A~,,",~, ·.~B9.:.1. GB~11~' ~;~:;},!~;~£;::;l~: 'f ~~;j~ ::i"i'.;J:;~ : 7 •. 11~a1 RBD.~2°08° ~~.·~1~1;,1.~,~1~,::,:. : i 0~.'.' ;ed hill bAlh~ _ 1 f'nf Jl:lllHl;f' l.llN.'." )',fl\ .ind ~rpar~" lit1un· ht-11 '"' " " ,JUU •• " ·r " ( • f.11mily rnoin 111 "1 1 ,)tmn! riin 11r1 11 1r11 \!n\r Jn 011 ,.1r•11lt Plllff' tn 1ht mit~1"'" . JnNF.~ RF.:.,l.TY h1~·6210 :.! ,. "r i~r11g". Sll:t,500. RY lhvnr1· :l BRf2 ba. 2 2299 liARROR, CO:-"TA ~IESA Pa110. bl(•k ln1:d. new riain1 . REAL.T\' KID STUFF BEAUTIFUL EPUBLIC HOME 1n£ rwm 2'..!00 '1111 1,J or t"llA ·r11k,. l'OO!ll Call '111' .. J.111 rnr tlf'· 20()1 I\ Balboa, ~ R t>.";1.11;.-"(I r~r g11r, lrplr·. Cl<1.~,. to ----·------•1 Pi1t Robertson Realty l 'n1\ Park Cl'!llf'!'. lt'\Jint bcau1if'Ull.v Jl11UH1••U 111 ""'' H11•r ~" 1 .. nl<. •1 1111.~ 01\f' -1111• DOLL HOUSE ~-~;;:~ l.· ~hp'J:, t; 1 '4 r $25,750 j llli~j:i..1 • 11~·11.i2 Call Anyhn1r 8l3·0fl21J l\.Tf'Y V!!n1f' ~ mu~I )>ff• onl_1 1!'1 ~Ji -~~-l.Q:r l'f'(jf'!'" t BR, 2 RA, rth!r ,l'2,.i00 ~pt:r111l '4 8Nlrn1, ' nr1ghhoi111.M1... II Collins & Watts You 'll lo\",. lh1..; 1 BR '1111r. I A i;oo<I i1 1.nt ad " '-itOOCI ,i::11r n('ar ~' Ronni fn1· 1800 Sq It. S.WOO d11. Val'. OP~:•-llousr·Villfli,.-Thref'. likf' ~t1l!l.h dr~111 11 )"I 962·SS23 I ro1T1plr1t"I~ lrnt'fit nn r:<1r11 ~ir nl boal k lrlr t'HA, V.'\ or Big, ln<.'d yard w/boal gaff' I Pnrn:·l'ton n)ocit'l ·~ br. 1 uat fi.H th1J ··h;u·nun~ --hu'tf> R-l lol. Rooni lor 1_c_•_•_•_•;:M:::;1:•:•::::::;=:::==C::o:':'•=M=•:::•-•~~~~~~~~--11 . ..;~un1r ""1~1 ~itA Oprn CU~""T'O:\i 4 BR~"hA ha lii~1.'l 0.ak Tr•"' Ln, rnor,. 111111~ :'AJ,. pr1r Nt Unl\.t'rs1tv Park &.\l-'12S f' t"(lr full pAr11ruh1 r~ AXER UPPER B · p · f B h -,.,.,.. Sat Sun 1.!i. 1'11 \V .Jo.nn rownhouM", all appl , Pool · · ' · apPOlnlmf'Jll lo 1n~pt'l 1 flllg a1n rus ~~'4.:JW, ,'\l f'l:<On Rra[ Esta!t', :"46-~ lrnnl ~. Easy p) m fl I s , :\luil lllO\"t', mllkr Oftt'r \:all,,..., >46-231' S·N;.'IVl I $17,650 Vi1nc0Re•ltv A NEW HOME l --~-~1 12"000· ,.,.,... 2 STY, • BR ·~~·. '" · ~ B1>dronm 1 M1h l1C1rn~ on ' . BY 0\V:\EP. 2300 sq. fl l Br, bt'&ul. lndsc.-..4, t ..... I ... ba. 2 f'n>lr'1, l.and~p·d. 81 '"~ 1nur 11.~1n1 hn1 h •nrl THIS SUMMER I 4 Br. 1 Ba. formal din t""' '" ~ .. M .. ,, " ">>'• -UCI ~"'"II '<,"• <h•• '"•" m T.4.RBEl.I. 2955 }!arbor ~2'9 llartiar. C:\I 6 16·003.1 • Bt'IUtilul tt'1id. U't'I. CloM": ... iv .. " uvm · ~· " . ,, "'c"' ~ -ecol h d bt h nn , lrt: plnt'lcd tam r m, bch ..,,. ~t:~• A1&il July li;I S3J,j()(I. :! M!h 1.~o1ilv room homr." ynun~ "'11h flt'f'phu·t Ii hltn!I. I H ORSE PROPERTY-'· ouat1 ret!ll ... witer•n a c rpl~. t·u~to1n dra""'l! t'n<"I ro · """'"'""" ••~ ""ll ••·•• t• ,,-,, • · Pl r rt 1 tpona ... yourt to •n..ioY 1hl1 1ummtr in ,,.._ ,.,,,,......., "'"' ~THE RE AL k( ESTJ\TERS Rltn• rtlilrt•r crpt• •h'fl•, ""1" fl '11r ip.n·• !°'I Char1111ng l-'.a1!y A111rr1c11n dOK-hi COll•Mtu.Spicioua 1 '' tronl ~l11tr patlO Spri~klrr:<. !\IODERN l br Good l B h ~ljli Prt 1110 pa '' ,.\t'r\ 1hilrfrrn llun·y I~,. th1~ ttrlt' r11r1dt'rn 2 BR. ram r in • ~ -~ q.;iil•ewollory mndt1' \11111~ ""trn ·.-RN'aU8" al 11,\ghhorhood By 01\'ll!'r I aguna ••c * $23,950 t 1!11n~ 11111 1 1011 doi\n fl~: n~ '1 1~ •1r1lv S~().9 . .0 1:1·rrn hou~r .; rll'! 1•umpu~ _ tran~li'r nr1I~ $42.'-00. 2029 $.11,000. 831}.i01 4 or 962--0098. •V.•f. LOA rntnt C;ilf "16·.~•l 11r11 11,;:r Amold & Freud itn \\'r~r~ul,. C;\1 7.onrd BAlraiir Dr, C~T. -~.;...i!!S-t GLEN ;\IAR $27,ij(j. byo\\·n .. 'i~:;~1~1p~~ciREA~~lmCt'i~~11~- $1'9 Mo., P.l.T,I. llr,,l!nr-. ,..,,~, 0,0,, .'.".'' f·. 1,-11, .. ,.,. C\I ll ·I ;\1.n· r\••h.in'(' s, .... 11t~~ • BR •l•or •·pl ' • 8d I f 11 .,. ' ·' ar IJO 500 FREEDO;\l llo1nt' Clean '4 • "' . '1 ' ~1urrllh. 1)111!1 2 BR, 2 B• . .. rma, pu& IUll Y iru ...... -.... .,. ... ,.. ... _,. ~11i7i1:1 rlft'' filo-~:,·i.li ,.1,._, JEAN SMITH, RlTR /"1 "1 • i I I 90l·3911.939lPorlsmourhDr " ' .. u'. VACA,N"T -R"'"'', , ; . IOO ,. • "\I ;ffi ~"' AH , RA Comp t'tt-~· ~llll'li tw-1011 rrpl;ir,.m••f • ,.,,....,,, ·•BR all 1rn111 . l•!h ,..;1.... · 1 •. u,-,., • " C.U· p 1 ~·nod ~11 2.100 • • 19111 arid Wtnll111 •ve , Cosla Mts• r111pt'l""II ' " ~ RI• C I D P 1· _,, ' Scf!nic Proper!!~• 67.1--1726 ~(I r i"r<'lrYt'I"' i;··~i"'" 11 ,, ..... ,,.,, I••• ,._ .. ·~ " ,,._ ,.,.es •ct .'hont:(7J~)S46·0337 ·,., f\f '" oooY v''™'r n~. 1·p11, qi~. a io. 1-.. .... ucr~ pr1N ~h:i()(I iio11o• ••n ... " J ,. r11I, al\~I' ~t.•-:367J ~""""""""""""""""~"""""""""",.,!!._ __ I •_1_&-_i_1si_. -'I.------$29.j()Q. ~l406. ~ SU,300 4~ ' ~ ) ' 1'- S,Uurd~~. April 3, l q7t ............ l~I L1gun• B••ch L1guna Niguel Nawpert &••ch Condominium• Mobil• Hom•/ HouMJ Furnlthtd 300 House• Unfurn. 305 Hou.ea Unfurn. for 11 1• 160 T r•ilar P•rka In THE l.OVJ::L\' 4 BR, 2 Ba. lam BALBOA COVIS -------I--:...;:...;_;;.:._;;.:._:...;.;: Generl l • rn1, \"tew or valley, cki:se WATERFRONT COZY '"Bal.'helor Pad"' 2 BR, EXCEU.ENT opp. 2!'71 11t WILD ONE lo shopping. $ 4 5, 00 O , Trarui fen·ecJ • t.fus! !!ll! 2 BA, 11ng!r &hlry, air cond., IWG ~ St•r Jo'1m. M. H. Sl•S:,-2 Br. Bl!n.s, Crpta, drp1, • b h 1 1 ti 1 '92 °1•2 ~~, f•r ""·Tot-' .~-1 car, Kld.11-l uk. ~uper , a.rt' 1 ec ura y < r-·•· """"~. Prime loc. 3 BR, 2 ba. slnale elbY cure l~llO, rul(tom ..... , " ., ..... n ai o-'-" B ,,.. '4.S.Ol l l SJ&"l'K'd hon1e, blended 1n10 L ido Isle i!Ory. Ne~·ly decor. Fenced erpl& /..· drp5 11lrUOUt In Lar· 312 {142 !i"P. N!'•dy In 5!art RENTAL FINDERS lua S.•con * the Ecologlc1t1 wondenn<·ul . yd. 30 ft, boMt slip. i7:i,500 wtn"1 pn•.sri~c Tiliuron. l'NlStr.l L1ml1cd Partner-Frta To tindlords e t'ttlNI RANCH 2 Rr. of s TATEL Y TB~BS, Prima Lido Nord Bill Grundy Realtor •hlp. Ntt n-lurn the lsl I 1tl\"/rf'I, kld1 Ii p el • S1\NO\' BEACl\J::..'> AND A :; RH 6 ha. w1elevalor. 59 833 Dover Dr., N.e. 64:!-46l0 COVE"J'J-:f) 3 BR, 2 BA i;ingle year 3M !)f r 100, For detail1 645.0111 \\"l'lcome. $1 35. NEVER ENDING Vlfo:\V 01'' 1t. Jot Pu•r & rloa1. $275,000.1 -B1ory "C1•rr11 VaUty" 1vwn. t all 682-1357. I 4J~ W.1 t HI, c. .. t• trot ... ALA Rental& e &45--3900 THE: OCEAN & CATALINA Tip of Lido Isle OCEANFRONT hu11~e. E:-.crllt'nt ··1 a k ~ Real Eatat• --3 BlJRM. + J11.m1ly rm., full Costa Mat• 1 BR. Houw, nn ptU. SUiO/mo. $~ cieanlni,: Jtr. 19114 Pomon11. Avr , C\I. :1 8R ho!Jlf' In caur~ & dt'Pll, Gar•a:P, 2 am.all eh1 ldrtn, Sl:i& n10. 646-7119 l BR. Duplex. Ga.rage. No pf'ts. Adult1. $144/mo, 71l \Y. \Vll:t0n. S18-280'2. ISLAND. Dctallrd, 11.ll wrod Beaut. 4 BR., ,; B&. hnn1r 2 1 DUPLEX 11vrr" lot111. No q11allJylna E¥cheng• ltl ~ LAGUNA SPECIAL I d lnifll rn),., bullt·lna., brk, exti'r1or. Joc·11i1ed on the Jrplcs. 56 rt. waitr front11.:r. , ,. 111.'l'rs.<;&ry. l.O\\' down. 11~k-:-;tr1>11 IO \\l1tr, 2 Rr. ent·I $39(1 a month. NO FEE, COZY :lbr $11 5 on "ll ~I S!. OCJ::AN SIDE Of' Tilt.: Room ror large bont slip~. Goo"! ln<.'Omi:. ~ .. !iOO 1ng $26.!1'.i.t. HAVE i::•r. Sl~. I N!!wport ~r>--l7XI. h1C1t )'d. I ch~ld , no rara1r. HW\' .. w i ! h PATilWAY Pr1te $::.00,000. BURR WHITE Nf.W Other Bulltlini:; ALA Rental1 e "4S.3900 1 • t.UXURV Bud1:e1ffi • 2 no do1r>11 :ri(}.()289 Lt.:AJ)JNG'l'0 111EBEAC11. 8 111 Grundy, R ltr. Re•ltor 615·4630 "P(X>DLt: PAI.ACE"', 1':11:1r1 w 1100 K MJU!ty, StJt<.1MER Rrnta1~; !ln.t..i· Ht. 2 B•. + POOL, F.-SIDE, l HR. 2 bll, Dln'r Unlqur 3-lxinn, floor plan 833 Dovtr Or .. NB 6-12-46:l0 290I Nl'wpnrt Bh·d., N.B. 11pl'cial l RR Condo • Cot· S71K N•t 1~m, homl'~ ln bt.l.f'h a-o. Kirls/""11'1. SIJO C d D I •"-L' ... '" rn1, rpl11, rps. b 1&r., hi & rusoc 11\1. rm., w1th VIEW Qf BAY BY Owoer. StU or 1~/op1 t1111e + srparalP pnclnsed WANT Rill Grunrly. R!tr. &12-46'.ll I ALA Rl'nl1!11 e M~:\!!00 $215. ~1-1tiT1, 642~737 "''~111 nt cork & natural J BR + fa m. rm. & dln. pe1 quaners lfll' itllme e RE FIN r c $195-4 H 2 a Jncd d 1 """-'=~~-'o~--"'-~~ "'oodpanel1ng.IOF1'.HJGH rn1. 2 Ba. New drape-&&: rooml.Arareprlcl'olonly 81\Vt"RONTHou!IC<lrLot, AL D-N 1~ r, i .r ar, y. LEASE -4 br/2 ba, lg fncd CF.ILINGS or OPEN Tl1'1-t:Xtra largt-lol carp. Sprinklers. WestC"lllf $16,900 on spec1<1l ll'l'tns. \V.R. DuBois 54~7166 ~~AN z Br nr e\"erylhing, Bl<lids/peB tii, !!11gl11*we1~5 0111 yrd. Chldrn OK $3QO. BERS. t:XTl:.'NS!Vf. USE 5 Bedroomii, • 3~ Bath& AIT.a, nr school11. 5.57'1 Larwln Realty, Inc . e lllLL.SIDF. LOT 1n S1f'rra ;:i ue ••con .. • \ • * &Wi-57:~ • * I 143 500 I I Al.A Reot.als e £..15-390'.l e "UDG-BOO.~ER • V II OF COLO fl ED CLASS SK\"-n t7,500 11.lUiUIU oan. . -nc. 21562 Brookhurst, H B. Madre }lave: 11boot Sl.OX> . I L~ ~-. "L -Fount11n • •Y LIG!ITS. 1\!assive BRICK LIDO REALTY INC. tile lanrl. 642-1'839 546--5411 enytime equl!y. \\'ill tradt for Jells Si:;ir:J-Ut1I pd. NLct" 1 Br. bl!ns, l Rr. lovely yd, + pool. D"1l V PILOT 1!7 Coat• Me•• PRIV. P1tk>-tl"l('I. BR'1. -~•w ep11 $160. tT.\-.J690 i lr· 2 A drp 2 BR, crpt•, drp•, bl\J\ lrplr, c•r. !ni.:d yard. $11 7.l'!-8 ~Vrt'lO Dr, 646-2fill Newport le1ch • 3 BR, ~ hi, Ufl pf'r , Bttrlll, crpt&, d1·p~. $2!1')/mo yl'ly. 646-M:'.":JI. Newport Heights 01':1 .UX duplex, J BR. 2 ~. Crpts, Drpa, i''rplc 1- gan.ar. No pet.a, $185. 54>-8195 -----· lrtl t'rREPLACt: \\'I ORNATI': 3377 V ia l ido 673-7300 t.iOOO REDUCTION. $43.000 Pquily in 01he r ptnptrly or c·pls, rlrps, angl.• ok. Child ok. 5\lO ~'Of\-lst>, immac l BR. p, HOOD. Crnter stairv.·ell has _ . 3 br, poc>l ti0nu'. "'rile EXECUTIVE BOAT, CAR, AN'l'IQU£5 Blue Beecon * 645-0111 ALA Rrnh1.I~ e &1:.-3900 b11. new shag <11t1 I: <lrl". an1u1ueCATIIEDRAL"'IN·S;:i200 dow~ buy~ best Lldo Clauilird ArfNo.111, Oaily l CONDOMINIUM f'f<". 646-TI.t:t e SPACIOUS 1 Br ~ltp~ Sl:l.l-.l Hr. '2 B11 hon1r, !or /rplr. b l tn •. S'l25 nio. Aptt. Furn. value 4~ lot rozy 3 br I M v d N •'~It I 9611-9;,.J3 or 213 241-1.'iAA .,.---,-------00\V OF' STAINED GI.ASS · . ' • ,., ' Pilo!, P.O. Box 1560, CM. n · rsa f'r e. e.\t to vv !o bch. Kids & l>f'!'. S\20. haudy cpl or rr~p. 8n1d~-Gentral & CRYSTAL. Approx. \00 furn. $;:iZ.OOO. 1.2 ' 67;,..2643 92626 Course. 2 ~!Of')' 3 8R, 2h ALA Ren1als • 64~3900 Slut Beecon * 645-0111 Huntington Beech ---------- YRS. OLD. A truly Gourinet Mesa del Mar BY owner, llnrbor View baths, Tnlt'rl<om. SpiH•iotu I ~inancial II•) $95 Ulii pd-Budget liaver for • ROOMY 2 Br. BltnR. c/d 1-:XECUTIVF. living-2700 1q * CUS1'0M t 'U RNITUl\F. lolchrn \V/ELEC. RANGE LOVELY 4 Bil, ni a 11 y home, floor plan 3. l !'lory, I dining .r., 111'101:" rooni. It's. . sludrnt-1-furr,,! rncd yd, khls/ptls. $:40. II $450. Huntington Crrst J~F'~a~~~8-S:C;1ad-cl ias l lO. &, SELr CLE~N OVt::N, rusroni fea!u!"<'s. As~umc 4 BR, 2 ba, dln'lo! rn1, rrpk·, Yours lor 111r pncp $-13-~· Blu• Beacon* 645-0111 ALA Rrnl al~ • &1~3900 4 'hr + family rrn + Jge DSJ-£\VSllR., CU IS IN E S\9,900. ~ilf r t'llA. 5~1.900. own land, S4:\.9.'i0. &14-t211i. \Ylll srll furnist1rrl. St-e a l --llUGE B "-I ,. 111·~3 ll 2 B Bl CID ulfl(~/drn, 2 frplc~. 3 ha. Corona del Mir CEN'fER -3014 Club Jlou.<r ('lrrle. Bu1iness • · , 1u·,..,. or-rull 11, ,.,. r. 11. tns, , _ · Princip11Jsonly.5-16-5027 Nl:.'W, qu11.Jity 3 br. 2 bl!., I •· l G I d ,. / Sp &.ni1h-1 t y le lune!" ~·er levrl rc;i lllfes :i hd-• 4 BR • r ' .>40-R7il9 lnr appt, Art Adair. Opportunity 200 i<ffi pf'1 o..: .~~.UN A. $11.i. I Ji:llf, y . lcl8 pf'IS. f & 2 b lh ill 1 bd "' arnilv rrn. """' 5'16 Santa Anll. s:19,500. Optn -~ -ALA Rrn!al~ e 64.1-3900 Blult Be•con * 645·0111 rour\ya.rd pa(10. Near Br11~'h ~s .• & I 3 s. shr vl"fll. C<lf!)('I, 1ile & r"n1nl. FHA, Sa1 ,, Sun 1-."l. f).\6-40!1(} ~1 0NTECT-_:LLO lwnh~f' 4 br. RUSlNt_;ss OPPORTUNIT Y ---------& r; II r ! j t I d. ca 11 sul!r r ress rm. a.~ an VA. l'l,'.'-1\1\ ~·• 0.,-. -----------170 Lr"1:1ng!on 1.11. C.M. ,\ ""'''"' . Balboa lll•nd ( • ~10V ~ IN Today · "2 Br 213/171-1084 or jJ.J 1%2-:l892 -·""' """'""""'""' MARIN''R'S \.\'i'~11·hll. 4 Bil. L ~ l\l .ioin onr of I RIO rl '· rl & I ~~~~ w~~D ~v~~'r· r~~~~ BY Owner:. Lrg 4 hrl'.! hn. .~ h~. l~nus rn~. f'ncl child ~~~~.;.~;c~·up. ~~3612 or America"& fas1e1t gro"'1ng 1 FURN 2 Br hou~P s.. "'Pl [l('t'' ,:i,1 _ 5 ' rp!t, " 1 8 · 1 e f.XEX:UTIVE Htime-4 BR: PLACE, F.Li::GANT BATif lnscpd. Pricf'd to &ell! At yard. 6~6-206:1 induslrif'~. Now ihn1 June 30. \\ltnlt>r ALA "Renllt!~ e &lj...3900 1 RA., 2,!XXJ sq, ft. Acllvitlt' S:iO 950 968 7963 Income Property 166 MOBILE HOM F. SALES r11 tr~. 675-:XH4 _ rm, rr plc, wrt bt.r, ell·. 2 JIAS HUGI'; SUNKEN TUB., ' · · • · N•wport H•ightt I lnvrst 111 11 going f'~lablish· I Sl2;i-Roomy 2 Br. w /bltn~. e11r i;:&r, Uoa! , p 11 c t . Dhl. pullmans, aJ! lavatory Mesa Verd• * 445 TUSTIN AVE, * DUPLEX mrnt, move 1n 1nd 11 y. Corona del M•r C I D, Kllr, sn.a:J~IJ>tl$1Jlf'I ~. $27:i/mo 1~1 l-lm.~l + ~RbA•5rh5.trim are AN11QUED ~ BR & POOL OPEN SAT. ].< & LAND Invl"~ln1ent ontv S 211, 00 O l',ANTASflC V 1 E w 01 I Blue Be•ccn * 64S.0111 df'11.n. lf't. M6-:-.972 art 4 ~ ~ req"d. HllVP your lnvt &lmf'nl 1 • SPREADJN(; RM 3 l pm f':>.t:f'pl wknds. $74,500 3 Ba, din rm, fam rm. 300'.l A Tcuch of Spanish I T"'n 2 bcdroon1 tH1il ~ "'1!1'1 rP1UrnNI to you 1n 4 munlh~. Nf'wport Bay, Balboa Jd fl nrl ' · K MISSlON REAL TY ~q rt of h\:ng space. By I With ""''aUf'd inner courtyard: single garai;:r~. lloon1 for \'ou 11re buying hxl'rl 115""!" & ~an. Nearly new hr, 2 h1, ~tv/rrf, tncd yd, J BR, sm df'n, lTpl!! & drp5. 98.i So. Co11sf Hwy., Lagun• owner. $1 1,250. 1873 Rhcxlrs J BR., 2 ba., din. rm. + four more Units. Allc.v ac· & deprn11t aS!f'ls only. Only Spanish -5lyle 3 hr, 3 ba I k1rlslpt15. S:.nJ. 2 ha on rut-<lr-!'.aC, rov'd Phone (714 ) 494-D7Jl Dr. Phone ~!1·097·1 ror app1. fan1. rm, o(lf'n1n~ nnto rrar N'~s. Only S.14,JOO. Call 11). 1nlerr~trd prrson1 11pply f'Jiif'l"lllll'e home. \\"Ill lf'li!f' /ILA Rtn!al~ • M~:l!IOO pallo. lst & last mo _+ R\' 0 6\,.. bl 11 k 1 p\ra.'lf'. Jomu·ra Inc, l!r.ffil lurn1~hrd or unfurnished. 1 Corona del Mir I clt>an1og ft'f', $205. 892-ll.)7 Lovely 2 Br/2 Ba Condo wncr· . ' a"suma I' ('.l" U1': or rnicrra1n1n~. ila)' &l6-7Jil. I.1\·e-in n1a1d incl. $110() mo. 1· TNllSF:-rpt. rlrp, "'· whr, ' loan, •I hr. 2'J ba. tam 21/X:tl ft. rn1 ov ·r garagt>. Reach Bll·d. 11.R. f).1&-6j1J f URN I br, u1 il lli~1 In- cluded. l adult p~lerred . $13.), G7l-2440 Brokrr c .. ta Ml•• CASA de ORO CASUAi. Callf. Living-\11 a w11 rm Mtditrrranean atmos- ptltrt . Spaclou1 color co- ordinated ap!s -de1l1nN It furni~htd !or &lyle ,& com· fort e He1trd pool • K1tch- tn w lndirec1 l1ght1na: e Deluxe RIO. Adul ts. No pe t.\. I HR .. $11j furn. UTlLITJt:S INCLUDED 36.l \~". \Vtl50n 642-1971 Lagun a Beach Home rni, '! frplcs. S 4 4 , o o 0 . Orl]y P.~ • r<i. old. 213'772-1084 nr 71 ~fli·\.)...l.1:13. dr~r rnlfl' pool 2 Br $160. • J Sl:ARKLING '2 BR. I RA, 3 b~ $18J. ;i"-t 8-1 40j, IDEAL for )car round <.'Om-:~.'>--1710 • W•lker Rlty. 675-5200 TO BUY OR Newport Beach t .anirn lloui;f' RHn kit. I ~762 t Sll'.l UP • ~ort & grar.iou .. re!a.,ed Jiv-l Br, 2 bll, high F'HA. lnw 3336 Vi.a J.1t10. Ncv.·pori Brach SELL A BUSI NESS r1i1~. •lrp~. oil 111. park1n1: j . GIANT l .t. 2 BF.OROOM! 111g. All t>xterior n1a1nta1n-<lown or lsc/option possiblt N, , . . -See LUXURY 2 Br homt Qn · pnv. Rlf. w laundry l RR, Z BA, \'acanl beauty. Gori;:f'<:lul, park-hke aettlng. -'"Cf' aiiendrd. Trnni s Bkr. o ... e.·.· 8,0 ,.3,1 · F."POR1 '.le1i:;,hls corner Duplex-Newport Beach HOLLAN US SALES 1,0 ,.1,.t,·r•. 1-./mo. 409 8l'~l area or 11.B. \Valklng Cl d f ,.,v ~ "°"""""' ·• .'.I hr 2 ba fl ril< drcp •h Bra"tilul br•od w t21 3 D B • eh11.nnet. April 24 lhru Junl'. ~ ~~" ~ .. _ h q~n ost 111rages or max· courl~. only JOO steps ro pr1-. . . . • · · itl: "' • nc 1, B · E h " 1,~ t. -" t ''''"''''· CdM. I '".'. '· .. ,10 '"'11C · i~ nio. ,·m"m ··r "rlty. Q"l•t olr••I. M 1s s 1on Vie I! n ! R I I u-.1 RR' ,,,,1, "''"Y ,.,,,, ·· uc roker with mpa! y '""' en irr [l('r1u" n " J .. ... .. " va!e beal"h, also overlooks 10 i i-ou. f'a i"rH11."" """ ... bl 0 0 SE 91.i~-.).):t:I A~k fur ai·k.Agl. Adults, no ~I.•. 202 0 gla morous heated pool. All * * 3 BDRM 2 Bath, ·rusun Avr. 64~•-ft:f.l Sal, Pnme l{l(;al!on. Block I~ 1~6 ?"'ni;::r A v~ .• (.'.r.f_. ~2~~7~ n 8 1 e prr50nK. O LL H U * * 4 BEDROOM HOUSE Fullerton Ave tH11rbor to elec kl!, incl: ref rig, range, lndscp'd, patio, '!1.rgf' Joi Sun<&. Mon or 886-1022 or beach. ~lax1mum drprecia-fi45-4 70· 5'l0-0608 l!oytlme 7 8, ~rms. lirrpldllrr, r1a~t & Blln~. l"rpls, drp~. $250. Bay, I hen So. un!ll 2 blks dis hwasher&disposal.Com-$32 300 OWNER K37-7974 883-.ilSI wkdys 11on. ~our .Siar llealty, Univeralty Park re rii: .• crpls, rps, "·"'or V1rn..'O Really So. of Newport Blvd. 642· 1 JI ' • · glJ .. 142~ WALK-in ant1que popcorn will sell Rltr :>48-7711 64&-003.'\ p etely carpeted wall to wa Newport Beech f.xclusJvr, spe<·larulnr vir\I', · · boolh..Cus1om 11 w n \ n gs . I · --· -· 8690 1.hruou1. Lnwer level laun-1.') bdrni, 2 b11.1. -125 Rrdl.anrt~' LlDO-ISLE-J:?O Nord. 6 glass windows, val t1 SIXXI +' J _BR. & 11.~ium. ;00&~~s. \VATERFllONT 3 BR . 4 Rll. 3 BR . 11>.·nhflt', drps, 11e\I' NEW LRG DELUXE APTS dry has wshr/drycr, slor· HAWAII BOUND /\vi', N""''P! Hgli; Sl!l.:.,{)(J hral.'h apts. Fur11. Gar. l!O' Trrl for car. jrwelry. boat f rpl~. Ah .1 51~s. St-'t t 5 o. ~~"· nh•w1'iooored•Mc., on '11 n· 11h11i,: <"p1, RIO, frpl, pool, Bech·furn , , , , , , $139.SO age room & double c.arporl. o .... ner Sll}'S ··srll". Excr. 0p<'n rlaily, 10 In :i. Rllr.J hrarh. IA"asrhold yr. 2014. prop or"' fl ft 6:30, 494.-4977 Aval· prL 0 · P · · · Y .eac · · 0 patio. $19:i/mn 151 It l1&t, 1 BR f $149 50 'Ous lS a corner unit in Lusk bli newly deror l 6~f>-3197: 1>42-'.11<10 Ask1n1; 51~0.000. C"onsfrlrr CANO \' -" h 1 Roh Pf'll ll, l\ltr ~'t1--0IOI I Blll Gnindy. Rllr~7-·l6:20 $100 clni;: drp. 67:)...1!~19 BR-furn · · · '· · $l 79·50 b< l d pd led ., 1 d 6~2-409~ ;,.JS-2~11 I vr'"'1n.11: us1nrs~ or I U f 5 2 BDR , 11 r 1 2 • urn . . . . . • aut n SC , Pl.lJ'O BR .. 211 ba's. family 1•n1, Sin Clemente ra '· '· -ex ~air in s. \\', Si1n1 11 Housel n urn. 30 ~fS., iln~. rp i· .•. 4 Br. 2 Ba. <:11~1~. dr11.p!'~. UN ~1.J RN AVAIL/IBLE 11rea. Close to mlI'kf't It-2 frp!cs., din. rm., S('JI, 22f: /ln1:1/Nwpt Bell 11 rt 8 . I ''arp., dra(l"s. 1 "1 m 1 c • lnt.."11 yd. $225. 19072 Stingray 1 ADULTS ONI.'l', NO PE'l"S shp'no:. Avail furn or unlurn. Jndry.; dlx. elrc k1trh. MUST SELL 1 * • Z BP.. 1-lou"Se + lour !13.1-2i01l Gener •I Avuil. May 1~1 $:2Z5. In 11.B. 67.\....6:i78 1760 Pomon• 642-2015 Pricf'd undrr markPt lo~ di· Cpls, drps. Sprinkler.;; rn1 . t'ull price $12.7~, occfln 1 BR 11pt~. + 1~m for WRE:CK.I NG ani xlnt loc11:-I ~~ly flrally G7:H:i!"llO * 3 RR. Su[l('rior rond ltlon ret l ~I<'. Phone; 11.17-0191. for pool. t.ow niain1. lnl·d. 1·11'11·. Small do"'n. 2 hu1:r more. ln(~1me 16,:,00 yr. t" R Y hi' Wlll 11 ! • . ! SP/ICJOUS 2 hr + fan11ly $11"1/inonlh. GARDEN LIVING d $.)() 000 llf'Oroom.~ \\ loflds of clnsrl A~~un1t" 7'",. $ ~ j 0 0 0 H•n. rasona "· se \ B'R J,:arai.:P furn (i\l .. $11 1 rn1, crpl' /..· d rp• lrplc. OPE"' SUN . 1-3 ) . or~:N SU~DA y 1-5 spacr Brau11ru1 bathroom. ~o.17-t:i.t.O ' . a ll or par!. Call 67.l-7111.'; "l HR fncd k1ds/pe;~ C~i 51~ lnquirt' 60.l Marauer;tl'. C11.ll 846-2.'liO Qu iro t, atlrac, plr1un1, UUJ pa id. Healed Pool. 2535 JUANITA WAY 2ZIJ Aralia, t:astblulf lo~ly kitchen w / dining e Huntington Be ach Invest ment 2 en. \'11ran1 k1rls:cM .. Sll'I <.:UT1':, newly elf'<' t'Ottagt . Huntington f't1rbour Located be!ween 2 quiet Ho~ Ger • R It arra. Cot.y hvln" ......... m .,.,, Opportunity 220 12 AR vac1:1nl kuls/CM · -· .Sl38 2 BR fpl · di ·~ .--r1• ea y .. '"" 421 f"ourplrxrs. Pndl' or own-• • pa11n. a !~. _,_,.,_ S!l.10 BEAUTlr UL waterfrnl Ad l atrttts a!I All a Vis111. Way 645-l320 NYTlME: \ovely l ireplac~. At:cea . '2 RR kidsl pels OK CM.,S145 61a.34112 u tr, no Pf'!~. U b ' d • . A ership, ldr111 OWfll'r live 1n. INVESTOR fl r ed t d 2 RR b k l I I CM ''" -----------J BR, 2 ba w/1undeck & 7~0 w. 15th St., C.M. oostrucrr OCf'.an 1own from hnu~f' inlo s:11ragr. t" h h fl\ 3 RR i3 . ~ ig u ~pr ~ '·· · dork,l~eor option.644-4132, Vlt\\'. \\.oocl & glas~ i;lylt> *OPEN SUN. 1·5 * J..11.r.:rlri!,\•acaiit&rrildyto .at \\I! , ' E~!abll~hrd bu~ine!!~ 2Brt lnt'llk1d1i/prl&CM •• 5l~ Coste Met• 644-4221 1,..,...,.,..,..,..,..,..,..., .. cu~tom horn('. built on sC\'• 2225 PRIVATE RD. inovf' lnln. 2 RR. 2 Rlork~ (o shopping. rleal1ng i1 1rhilt1rPn & adul1~ STAR*LET 776--7330 Unbeliev1bly lt•utiful f't"lli lrvels !or lull ... dvan-Community pool. ch1bhousf' }"our Siar Rral!y R35-1412. llf'Pds n1onry tu f'Xpllnd. RENT lrase this 3 2 Bd $J2< M L1gun• 8e1ch VAL D' JSERE Ga.rdenApl1. '•. pUtllng "'"'" Wllh th;<. BLAIR REALTY 28 UNITS (\1u~t btllf'\e ln .cnod mu~IC or rm. J 0. Adults ..... no p<ll. }iowua 18,£1' nf v1f'll' & natur11I ~tir· '"' .. " I clroo ho111e BrRnd llf'\I ... NF-w 4 BR llOME • mundillRS. :i BPdroonis, 2 in1mar. adult occupied J .f92.~f0 1 , Call day r1r 111ghl. 2 ,t· 3 hr. C!f>~r 10 ~hr1pp!ng , ,t, rlRnc1ng, s:M-:l'l.21 or If' m · " • · " ~verywhrrl'. Strt•nl A 11!17--0204 .creen shai;:: earpet~. Nr11 lJnrurn rlppJrx • kid~ OK Ocran View. $400 Month Water!11.U, .f.5' pool Rec. Rm, baths'-s!urlio. Donh!!' .car-RR., rami!y rm. hon1r. LA"e. BY OWNER: l.llvrly 2 All rrntrd. H1.; Ach. $110,t)001-·-----------I drap1'.'I TIO ordr rrd. Brir'k Pl..Af f: REALTY 4M.97<M ~t:'l'. F'irrplacr, Derk.~ !..· hdrn1~. & hui;::P ('nrl. p8t10 fWdrotlni hnnir \\/1<onif' l<-17-:l!f17 SEASONED :lnd Tl)"~ on fin•plRrr , lar.ce kilrhrri, En1·1 ~ina:le gar. Slnve & Situna, Sg!s 1-2 Bdrm, Furn.- 1 9, $140 -2 Br $175 patio. ;;12,000. rnr rur!hrr makrs this:' .crra1 hornp fnr \11'11' & £Ui'st housr. Xlnl WALK TO-BEACH P.r1~r Arrad1a p!'OJl'"rly, II'~ dlll.l hlP Jo:li rRgr . r .. nred y1in1. rcrrii.:. A.rfs. rpqu1rrd. Al .MOST Ot· f' 11 n I ro u t . Unfurn. from 513;,_ SEE IT: in!otniation call a f;imlly with trrn;igri·s., localiun ,,_, ,, , 8 " " d S2 1.:ioll. Pay5 S260 prr mn, S22~i.OO Mo. CALL Rrnkrr 612-2~21 1111yt1n1p ti46-9666 ChRrm. l Br, 2 Ba u1 excel. "2000 P11non!I, 642-M. -'°"---I • $.J9,.)()0. 11R \.\' c" ·1· F· ·4112-l:l"lli J•f'll fl« 111111·~ uy uUI/ er. 71 4/li1J-07:lR • 3 BR, 2 BA. quit! aln>r1: ],llji:llnl!it. Pl"iVnle bf'llch. --Bo-s·-' --orn1 10 ,1r.~. . . I H!g BC"h. 847-'.l95i 1 .. ;;;;;;';;'7.:"o-;:;:;;----;;;n l o~""~''~'~"~'',,--~~---Si!K I 0 49~36.18 * NU ·$70l * Delancy Real E l ta te Santa Ana Heights. I Lots for Sale 170 Money to Lo•n 2CO F'Ht:SHLY paln!Pd spaciou~ ~;~~~l~~-~:V~!~1 ·~~;c·~~·; Mo. ,'."v~e.rdewnt'r. . . . ~'OR NEW TENANTS 25128 E. Coasl Hwy . CdM ·----------·l'.o';-<PR:"°o___ 2 hMrooni. lnf>w cpt!!. k QUIF:T & SECLUDED l BR. 641-7270 ' ~.acre, 2 BR home w/pool, or lrnilrr. P ro prr ty furn. Nr. S. Coa~t PJau. &. rl 1 t TD L 1..ll. &, Bcl rms 1vhcn rentPt1l M l DI ·• h t"OR sale or le!l&e _ I.er * OPEN SUN. 1-5 * rtachrrl rrr i-rl(ln1 & shop, FORECLOSURE $ oa n 1'"rncrd yard, garagf', nc11r anas:cml'.o v., :sout 3 br, :J ha, bhrtfi. Cornt r lrwy•. Pool. Adulta. f14Q;_ 1191) Glrnneyrp Sr. 2205 CLIFF OR ldcal for horsr~. dogs. f'lr. 21~ acre horse ranch rrpos-vhool & shopping. Sl~ pr., _c_,,_,_,_r _R_._t:c. _54_~_84_2_4___ mlnu11 bonus, 2831 Brls!QJ 194-~173 ;,.19-0316 Stunning Vlt'W, ba), oe;an & ~4~'.~. ~~f:1~'.f Ill back. I :;::1 c~;~y;;r:; ::~ 2·n d6~6~lrTINDTERLESToa n 1 -m~"c· -'-' ... "_·_u._--.c""-'_"_•_R_"_'_· I oy~~·,~Jt ~t"~~e~!rBA, ~'~('. ~\:wM.~~1-:.;~ 67:h'Kl96. St., Ct\1. SHORT WALK Cllta!tna. 3 Ll'vell";. ·1 patio.~. ACRI'.: for Con1m"I Stabll'~ I able at de\r]oprrs cost. fi4fi-O,·,;,;, chllrlren/pel• OK. N t w --'---~---·I * Studio Apt $11 To 1hr ~e.ac~r~1.chai:~n:~ ~~~lc:~~;YB~~~~~u~i;~ ~~~~~;12; st11.blf.'s. 673--2262 1 SAVF. $3000 Tl'rms based on eqully. JAle ~~l~d~~;~~;~;i~~·t:'ynu ~~-ls~~~i~~· lmmac S25.i ,2 B!~~l::_;P;!~~:r~~ ma * 1 ledrootn $13' ..A'Otan REAL ESTATE nr.,.,·tr I _ _. frenchk1tch. Ne\\lypa1n1rd f ~""::C.2::::.,_____ 642-2171 545-0611 ~'REI-: of chargt ., .Many VACANT AND READY.-:. 3 BR. 2 8 11. l car garage MAPJ.E ST., NF.AR 19'Ill.. homr n IO.\.uu~Y ~nini,:. & cptd. \V.alch" lhc Brt r Can I We1tmin1ter on theu-fabnlou!', oak .~lud-Serving 1111.rbor area ZJ yrs, di's1rahle tenan!& on our h "-" "I d ... Rf.Al.TOR ~8-6966 64.5--0349 Lovely wood tonrs in open R Ch 1 bo 1 1--.;.;;;;..:_.;.;_____ rled, rani'h ~1?.e $prcarls. Satt le r Mortgege Co. "'"lituig lisl. 111: ,,....,roon1s, "R criv.,rr 1 -~,;;;c;;,_:;,.;:.c";;--'".,--..il hram h1•1ng r1n. ,f,. lam1ly-llrr~. ara_r rr 11 pi!· I SUPER SHARP Located 111 the boomin11: paho, BAR·B·Q are11 . \Y11lk 197.• \Vindw11r1I, RayrrP~I HOLIDAY PLAZA d. L 1 rad,. & Chr1~rmas noars. 3.16 E. 17th Sfn.-f'I /IL.A Rental!! • 64~ .. 3900 10 !tlOT'f'•. 12~. P•r month Orwn Sunday 1,: •. 3 RR. pool DELUX E S""cious 1 BR 1nini: rm. .i;:r. P ayrnom $.'H,5()0 An l'Jiilr8 nirr -1 hrdmoni anrl Souih Cn11st 11rra ne11r San I ............... .., ..... ,! c~=~~ ~ ~ '' '''" ktlrh 3 b•th• n ... ,., I I c . I II 1'1' • OOLI. HOUSE • 2 Br, to f11m111··· ooly, c.11 ••rnl hon1e. Oinini;: f"fJlt flrn. lr&.w furn apl Ill.\. Ht 1 ted ...... 1. " • ~-~ -HARRIET PERRY r1tn1ilyroon1 ~I \"1.•ta hon1r l .unn np1sr;inu. I~ 1 c h F I -" tntn 2 2-bclrm. unit!!. I f as ast • CID, Jncd yd, kids & pe!~. 546-4141 5~7~. mo. Rr~Hor 642-.i200 Ample parkint . No children llr.al1or 612-!lli~ in \'f'~!rnlnstrr. Pro P~~1nn-abovP lhf' s1nog. pri1·a!e Znnrd !or -~ units · S6.'i.000. 1-----------lllly df'«Oralrii and 1Hml~i'1IP-road anrl Jocked g.ilr _i:uar· 5\4:. 1 :l BR. Gar. f'•tio. Crpti , 3 BR, 2 Ba, 2 st). NP\\"porl • rJQ pets. 1965 Pomona, Turn er A11ociat11i. WOW-WHAT A VIEW ! f'd am! on 3 rruirl ('ul.dP-~ar anlre Lhf' na1uraJ hf'auly of 1s t & 2nd Trust Deed• ALA Rrn!B ~ • &1~3900 drp11, s!Qvr. rf!frilf,'.. Quitt Short11 homr. ~·nr lra.•e. CM. 1105 N Cn11$I ll"'Y, L.11guna from rvrry roorn. 1~ ,,q, fl. strrrt. \\"hol niniP i1luld yau this rornicr :-:parush Gran! FREt: APPRAISAl-5 I $141) • Pool. 2 Ar, IV. 8 11 . IMpic11l ~r!ting fo r adul!~ $2jl) prr nio . .">40-29!ll. BAYCLIFF MOTEL 494-1 177 Any time lllxuriou~ ~p!1t-lrvf'I. l hr. 1,11111 for nnly $37,9.-.o. ~urronnilPd hy bc~uurul Costa Met• lnv •afment Hl11i~. l"PI~. rlrps, kids/pr!~ onl~·. I blk to 11hop11. $169. Unlvar1lty Park t LOW WF.F.KLY RATES * WHITE WATER VIEW 4 hll. Mastrr ~ulte 11 ~ Call 1142-2."i.li or 67:1-R:1?!0 t'levf'l11nd Nal1fLnll/ FOt'f'S!. 548-7711 anytime nk 64fl-'l4.1-0. __ ~~-~--;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;1Kilthrn, TV '11, maid service. b&lh.~. 2 drr~~111i 1•n1~. king. All u1H1t1es a\"'l.il.<ble. Blue Beacon* 645-0111 0 1ARM1Nli l Ar. hon1t • Healed Pool. :.1zrd hramrd !1l'1ni;: l'n1. Hr M W t"' 250 -.-HEAR THISI--All t w lk" d 1 l Bit. !11.m. rm. & d in, rm. nnlv !or !hOSI'.' who llkr !ht• he\trr Jh1111;!i 1n l1fr' .'I br, 31 , ba + ram1lv 1·n1 + formal l1v1ni,: rm. 2 sly -ln1- rnaculalr. Vrr~· nrRr sandy heach. Pvt road & \\•alk\\ay. Sll7,;,oo_ PRICE[) }"JtOi\l $~.9~ oney an ~ I llS. pn 10 II It I.~ . G46-.l26:i f1N'pl11cr, 1p11.«io11i; h1111t-1n 1 La lo Wr11trl11! Pla1.11. $2.1.'"1 ulll Turtle Rock •••••..•.• $325 ki!ehf'n with hat', r.~lra Jar~r LOW 00\\IN-EASY TEll~!S NF.:ED $32,:iOO fnt' pr1\·11.1r 1~1 1 Strp.~ 1", wa Pr gunll pfl\d. l l'hi!d only. fi4;,...1M8 4 IJH., fam. r111, ,:, din. rm. SPECIAi~ Low R.a t•s from s2:i wk. Kit. avail. Maid lt'rv, TV k Ph. Sell J.11 rk Mo1rl, 2301 Npt Blvd, CM. 646-744;, roverr<t p1111" & <lrck. Hy Clrcum11lances rorce thr Im· TD. lnron1~ prof)f'rty w1lh Rrai'h. t.nt:I gai·. $l•IO Br1111d new, Turtlr Rock $31.i appoinlmrn! o"i)'. ""' King• i -=======~ media le rl1spo.~11ion or 1hese gro.~s Si20 111n. Good t.:-8ir!f', ALA Rentals • 645-3900 SPACIOU!-i :1-11 Hr, l Ba. .. ~·n r L' 1 l -d y---' 3 RR. k dln. rn1., immac $32\ Plarr. 641-IJ:ilQ Brokrr. Re;1I £1tate, • few cho1re parcrl~ \\hole f'.f\1. propl'r1y. Call Chntlrs • !'P/IRJ<LrNG VIE\V r am rni, ii' 1''" .... u. 4 UR. & lani rm, 2~ ba. $Jj() G•nerat .RI fnnnt"rownt'rsLOSSi11your S1rrr! fi4fi.....RRJt w11lk tn ht·h, 2 Rr ·I~ ~·rplr. $:l;)(]. CAii J im 111 \YF. ALSO JIA VE BY APPOINTil1f.NT ONLY Call first. 49-t-8.'il'l Rr11lr'< Rr.al E~1111r PARK LIDO CONDO GAJN'.~ Call .or "ru, for Mortgoge•, bl1n~. rh1lt1N"n !. s~l1r~i I G4~1976 or 11_1,._2_1_1J __ _ BARGAIN, prier rrduCf"d •·~ n.JRNISHED RENTALS complete details ;ind color Tru•t De-'• 260 ok. $11\:J 1..0VEl.Y 4 BR 2 BA, fmly from S33.!iX"I tn S3l,000. Lo\lt· A f I 150 -I e I h k I I I LARGE BT. ttntrally lorated. Pool. ca rp o r t. Adlt~. no 11('1,. $135. 560 \\'. 1111.milton. 646-4160 er ~;,....()i60 ly 3 BR, 2 Ba. Kit. h!ln\. cre1ga or sa • on-~ile ptmlo~. Buy direct ~Pn!11 ~ 64:..::900 rm, uJ,:P 1 ch, J>, crpts, from rhe de1-elo[ll'r , Nt:t:D 2nd Tn.i~t Otl"d $:-000 3 BDR~1.. }'amily rm., pa~k , nr "chi~ ! ~hop.•. $24~. Nl'w cp1 1rl~. pann, l'>{)()l. \\'rs!rl1 Ff, primr locRtloo. like yard. Co.~ta M~a. Kiri., fi4fi....3.1tc2---~-~--I & l gara~cs. For lhr 11/"~I MOBILE HOME Ri\i\CllO CAPISTlli\1'0 Alt 7 ~A2 1067 .c pm. ""' -OK, brk , $200 a muoth. NO 2 AVRil1, carpel & rlrapPs. 917 (.;lrnocyrr St, Lai;:-Rrh OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY APRIL 4th, 1-4 f'af'f'lrrr ll\lnC, PARK 2172 DuPonr Ori\""· Rm ~ ('11lssilH•(t .. D11ily Pl/o! l'F.F.. ~G-1720. I s2:.0101onlh. CALL 0 •••·l414 1\11 i\1·rr~ J>r,rcnllRI 1noh1lr Nr\\JX)rt flrai·h. C;i.J. 921i64 Sf.'n.•1re Dlrrrtory. Chrck II .-P.EA!-:1 .. r-NICt: -2 Ar •Call G7~26!l~ * ~,, Sl!-.1223 1 th · cl -IRl) CALLIOPt: Cnmplr!cl.v rrfurb181ierl. 2 Bdrm "CHAR..\1 HOI JS["". CIO!f' lo hr<tch. $29,!"r.)O Realex Re•I Eatate ""4& l!fl!llr p,1rk flllr . ;o;nltlj!-ltrl'. ---nr _ r !ll'rvlrr ynu nt-t'! ..:..__ 1 R~. hlln\ CID, /\TTJ"l.ACTIVE, rlran :\ RR t [:l'.TY Ju~! n1 1nu1"~ !ron1 R1vrr<1rl<'. ---ARIZONA i-·a~r rf'~Uh!t 11.r .. Jl',t a phone klfl~/rw'I". S1JO I hnm• nr ()C(' f'Ul-t!f>-Aa.c. Nt•r Nt.,.porl p0,1 orfi(• Prrlim1nary rn.i:111rrr111.c in· L.1rr.:r !('u"I 1111~. \~ai!'r , fJflW·i:~':;'lol:'::";:';:'~·O':':"':':':"::::::::'::A:L:A::":·':":":':':::•:::':':-":·':""'::::1:~30=:;,,:":·:"'::"'~'~"':'::;:;;::;;::::;; PANORA°MICVl"EW • lu•!111i,: p11rk rlr~1i,:n 1·nni· rr c;nnrl rnadi;, S79;, 11111 plr1r1l. $:1,:ll(l p('r RCl'I'. :-i11h-pn1·r, t;11~y lrrnl" Frrr PU'· of Jrl!.V & m11.in r.hnnorl. 3 II' I "'I $©lldtl1A-~£~$· 4~-~ili1 m1! yl)ur 1rrms ror furihrr 111rri; 11111.ps ri" c. n1,.r BR., 4 ba.. homr w formlll ii I . R ·~ K in!ormahon, flleasr c~!J R ~:. u1 rr. n:< ~•'V, 1ngm11n, LOVELY ocran \"1ew hon1c. din. rm., s1udy: 2 frp!c~. l\no"I: \\'l!li An1. )!6.101. sparkhng. 2 Adrms. drn. \\rt bar. l"\c11ly redreor. E I -------1 trplc, 2 patios, rlrck Sl7 500 On ~n.ndy bt-ach. $16!1,JOO. c khoff & A&Joc., nc. Nf)RTII Tt1s1in a/"('il, ~ x 0 4~ ~• & 2001 B 1•-D B 'I 1818 \\.', <.."'hapn1an Av,, l"f.i". 100 yard~ from park, Wflf'r ,,,,.p,r..., eves ays uc: r. y llP P . "·krnl!t Bill Grundy, Realtor Orani::e. Calil. S12.7:i0. Als\l havt 2 s'lnp1n1 Laguna Niguel :111-2fi21. Eve~-\Vknrls ~.l8-~1.lj \"\!'\\' lo!.~ for $11900 f'llCh. 11:;3 Dover Dr., N.B. &12-4(;21) .,,.,..,..,..,..,...,=!!!!l!!!!l"""' Q\\•nrr 11.12-6;..!0. :'i Ac. !rvrl. 11rlj tn N;1!'l Cl!OICE !01 100 x 1Jj R-2 OPEN hou~r ~un 12-fi $SOOO PRIVATE ROAD fon>st nr Ai.i: Rf'nr. s:i9;,o 1 p:i.vrrl Allry. ;wg r:. ~101\• 0111rkrl ~ p R ~ l " u ~ lmni;i.r ~ BR, rlrn, rli{i i·m f' P. NO !)()\\''\' 1:m :ill 111•r rt0o ·h<'~trr ~I (";\1 rln~f' 10 horn,.,:;, 1.:ro;1n1!~ '.l Bit 1hathhon1rnn]i;tf'. rot'rrt rno E\("rfll 1 11~r\Jmnl Jjth Si ~hoppins: Rrr • '2 ha J-'11n1 nn Lnll~i·pd, Jot Lii::h1 lllf\ ronm~. rn11n1-potcn11:il "f ~ b II,, II R "I s:n.ooo h7::t-9.lll'l Vll'\\s \V11lk tn' bcarh, l •·urrd l1111n~ N bf'eil!. r.:ar· 1 rf'1Tra1 ·1 Oflfll•1·1un 1hr~ Bkr I !hi •1 r 1.rrr"-. -r '' ,,, m •r • , r nlfl fllovr-111 mnd IP~rl· 1 i'n~. t • .i:llrlli!C' "' ~ 101). fi11-l!ii0 ,., " .3 ,. A ~• ,_ ~~=~~-""',---C11pt~lrflrV1, An.·h nr11 rh rd "/'ilr;i.• \fu~• ~ell . .11~:01 ~-.,....., pu1lini;: rtrt'f'n. GOV"T l .. ANn $.i 11r Wrilf' 1 111.~. L111::une A Sl9,1l00 $199 Grand Ct1nyon Dr., OwnC'r, Best huy in •rea. s&l.~ro. I !And Parka.Jilr. \l.R:1 fir· dn, SJ'lil mfl 010. n r r S?r6.900. ~'"16-371~ CAii 6-1'2~10 fnr 11.pp't · r n 11 h r a d A \ r , S 11 n 21 .1 ~l;...1l1.• Bill Gr und y, R ealto r o .... r ~-=~= :'11UST ~rll, ll('aUI 3 brlnn. · rrn""'1""· 11 iJ .\;\fl PT. Rt nr JU. S\500. hon1r 211 Bath~. LJ,":<' lnc-d . BAYSHORES * 20 ACRES Northem C11l1f rlr>i\n. bal. (r1 1~ •• BY ya.rd, brl!.UL lndscpd, ~1th * Nr River, Mllln hlwa.~s I i\PPT. cm.· palio &-ga~ BUQ tptd. Best Buy Tl\kr nvrr, 52!1 down, $:r.T nan~ r.calt.v _ 496-9661 .i dcror thrunul $.'\\.:iXI. nio. nfA-00.17 ------~------! CALL TO ~EE $31,000 LAGt:NA N1i;::url <"Omer Jot 0\YNER 49:'>-~l511.i 1\l!r11.r11vr 2 RR & dcr>. Im-Apar tm e nts for sale 152 M X 117 1111 1mprnvrmeot.. 1 8-,-.-Ch-\~lniac .i hr. mart1h11r . Pr1va1t hr&i.'h 1 ... • * 1 ~ vf'ry i·ht1rmlnfl 1.1 ()1\nrr -t!l.-. .. :'i:ill,l 21-. ha, !ant rni, !dri rm. 1~J6 Cre11vlew Or, Opfn 11nit~, rood loeatlon. Prln-G o lf F •ir w •y Lot rrplc, 11 rll"tk, Sl;(),000. 5'11 & SUn 41·51 or call 1·1pnl.~ nnl~ Owl'lr'r M'1~11' Ry (l"nf'r i;.11.o1.1rw 493-:'i?..'lJl ...!!"nk .lamr~ Rl tr Mll-4617.1 DON'T 11v11 1t a.wl!ly, pl 11 VAf ASCIE~Co~t-mflney! rum thoc.e \\lhlle FJcphAnl~ CJ{AR..\11NG hill~H1e homt ((Ulck cash for It w\1h 11 nrn! yn11r ho11s11:, 11p! , ~!nl'I' Into cai;,h thn1 a Dally P\101 "'lvl1:11, Ne~port II t ~, Oi\JLY PllJ)T Cl11.c.~lflM J1!rt2, r fr tkn.i a 011\ly P1lol D~rne-.t-hne 1.d!1 :.4~7~~ C'11U 641-Sfii~ ,( rh1Hr::r It Clat~1t1"rl 11rl _____ _. I l The Punle with tire Buill"fn Chuckle & Pli'INI NUM&f~fO tlfT{PS IN SOUAl!fS () UN'iCfAM&lf LllllR~1 IOP ANSW[I! • SCRAM.LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 ( 'Tlnb'l 1Pllil, -· --11.Paltor "SINCE 1946" lit \Vf!~trrn Bank Bldg Untvfr8ity Park Day & 133-0101 N ights :\ RR. 2 ba!h~ ........ S300 l RR., 2~ .. balha ........ $350 " RR ., 2 bath~ ........ 5.~:ts .'.I 811. 2 ba. homl' ...... $:123 ~red hill RF.AI.TY Uni\• l'ark Crntrr, Irvine Cali Anyllme &.\3-0S:Ml .l RR, 211 $:Ill/mo. $27:'>/mo. 64 ...... 29% RA, 12 bonus rm, 4 RR, 2 RA Pool . Prlvil T ownh·-.. -,-.~U~nf~u-r-n-. ~335 SEP/IRATE UNIT-I Rr. at- 1AC"h<'d gar & p11110. Qu1t t No 1·h1ldren Qr (lf'I~. $135. &l~J--11!•\.~ -$155-S-~H-A~R~P~l ~B~R~. lfr1trd pnol. Adul•~. no pets 1 lt f'll ok I. 6'12-9."l20 ..--:--<rruNN IN(c;-'-(7:A7R~D~EN~ APT • lrg l It 2 Br. Pool. l nfa nt.~111 ! cloit ok. 115.".o up. 1 MO. 1''rrr. 645-:t.i.'JO ---DELUXF. I BR & Bach Apt.. $.t"1 "''kly &: up. Furn. incl utl l. Mo. rate1 trrms avl. 99ll F., Camino. 5'16-04:>1 QUlt:-T 11 !tr1tr ~!ucl.io~ l Br. $12"1. i\f!ll~. no prta. 2ll.i f:ldt!I, 1\1.f(r Apl Ii. ~~~-1 RR. Tr111lrr $100+. 2 Rr. lrailrr. $1~'0 + \1 n ! u r e pent011~ only. f;.IG-ll!O!l 11.fr '----• 11."• [l('f \\"t"f'lc II p ...,•/kilchen~. $25 pr-r wtek up Apt'. iltm~:1., :-l4.!!-971"t H_u_n_t;_n_n_t_on_B_e_e_c_h ___ I SPAC~l-Br :--CrprJ, ctrp.i, • pool, tlr 1ho1>!1. Ut1l pct 1814 $22.'>--Shllrp 2 br, 1'~ ha, l'o1onrnvla Ave., CM. s.&8-03JI hl!n~. crp!!t. drp~, automatic ,/ AV~.i""l:""2 ar:-fUm. :1r"1l~f'. 2131·111-91193 Pool, rec rm. gd loalion. No ·~BR . 2 Bath, rrptc, p.101 S 21 O I m o , 98Z.....5M Duple x•• Unfurn. Coron• del M•r 350 11tt' or C'hlldrtn. 64~i4 TOWNHOUSF. f~slde 2 Pit, 1 1 ~ Ba. Pool. No pet~. SJ75, C-11.ll 646-6610 e 1 f, l HD!t.'1'!' ·e UT!LITtf;1' PAI() Rl.Vfl. r-.t;\V l Br 2 ha. lf)ll!. dtpJ. 24:.'l NF."'PORT i::ar St% Mfl, 11"-.~,. I Ruy !h"' ,,ew ~tuff Cnrh1n-,\l11rt!n Rltrg. IH4-76'i2 1St1l 1he old 11tulf • ,, • I I I I • . . 360 Aptt. Furn. 3'0 Apt. Unfum. 345 Apt. Unlum. 345 Apt. Unfum. et Co1ta Melfi Newport Be•ch Coron• d•I Mar Costa M••• Costa Melfi -NICE I • ' ., '"""'· Just For ''O" 1 ..... ••I• . .,, ''"· 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!i_1 4E~L~C~oR~DiiioviiA~A:;t~il Avail. April 1 ... U3 E. l6th. I•<. ..,. w/• ""w 2 BR. I "NEW NEW NEW~I p S * C.M. 642-1~ l BA apt. AU bit-ins incl $ll5. Jo"URN. bach. w/util. St"ngle Adults ~;;~hy~~~ .. d~. gar. Adil! 2077 Charle St. '42-4470 Adulb, Wilsoo • '"""''w VILLA CORDOVA SPACIOU3 "'w I " 2 Bl<. aree.. c;:a.11· ~g...o:ai. Soulh &v Club is a whOlr * COROLIDO APTS * w/dy.·hrs, xtra close~ It • CLEAN 1 en. w/ util I ney.• waY of life llC'sigrl<'d 2 Br: sludios &: street lev.cl~. QUIE'T-SAFE cupboards. luxury sh a a • $125/nio. Adul1s. * just for Slnl!;lt pt_'OJ)lt, JI'! $18:1 & up. PenttKJUse $220. (Near Back Bay) rrprg, bta"t. rec. fac. & run Jiving Y.Jlh warni, dy-1 J)shwhr lrpl, dbl carpor!. 40 Unit A'dult Pool. Prrfect ror •dulls who 532 Q>nl11r St., ~>40--0GZ3 1 Sl~beaut. furn 1 RR. rx· pandable mob1lr ho mi·. 13:! W, Wilson 548-9577 Den• Point SING!--E. TV, pool, pet,; ok. S25 k. up. ''kly. Dana Marina Inn, 34111 Coast 11wy. La Quinta Hermosa Spanish Country 1-:Slale L1Y-1 in& &. Spacious Apts. Ter- ra~d pool: sunken gas BBQ Unbelievable Living -Only 1 Br unf $150-furn $1BO j l Br unf $175 furn $210 ALL UTIL INCLUDED Special Bonu5; a silvrr. 1 plated candle snuffer is I yours If you bring lhi.~ 11d when you visit our mode' 4 blks S. o[ &in Diego 1''1'\\)' on Beach 1 blk W. on lluH to 16211' Parkside Lane. • (TI4 ) S.17-j.1-tl namu: rll'ighbors. 1r~ 11 Poo!. 673-3378 Apartment Complex 1pp~ciate lovely, quiet aur. hi•:thh 1·Jub, sauna~. 5Y.•1tn· 2 Bit l l!~Nrw pain!, 1 & 2 BEDROOMS rounding~. ming pooJ , paM)' roon1. bil-$2"_:}/mn. Bt11n hrs 10-5, hards, Indoor golf dnv1ng ~20t."'l: al1 5 pm, 213: rdnge, !cnn1~ L'QUr1s. pro 596-1719 --------shop and rc"sidrnl tennis pro. LRG 3 Br. 2 Ba, vii'\\'. Best Single, l & 'l Bedroom Jul(-Jor: Ottan Blvd. $325/mo. ury apanrt1t'nls w1lh all !he biJ-69(H 1nodem convtniences avsll-------- ablt. i''urntshed and unlurn· Costa Mes• istieci. ---------FAIRWAY f\10DELS OPEN DAILY JO A.M .• 8 P :\I . RENTS FROM $1SO NEWPORT BEACH 880 IRVINE AVE. IRVINE & 16th 111 41 64s.osso VILLA APTS. 2 & 3 BR'• Prlvale palki pool -uidiv, tatJndl)' rat.' Near Oran,c:e Co. Airpor! & UC!. Adul!s only. 2012'.l Santa Ana Ave. ,\.1gr. Mrs. Jo1H•hin1, Apl J.A :J.HHi21~1 Entt'rtaining will be a pleas· Lov•IY SpanishO.co;- urt. Decoratinz this 'lovely. FROM $1SS spacioU.$ apt will be a joy. Gas and \Valer lncluck!d e Special cabinet spaee 2 89drooms • ~It garages w/ lg itor Built-iM • Air Cond • Bm ceil • Lndry • Palk>! e DWLdispl e Hugt gas stve Carpe:ls • Drapti Enclosed a:ant.e1 • Specisl !iOUndproo!ing Pool & Recreation Room • Deep 2 color sha&: 160 W. Wiison '42-7373 C<Ul)t!S, drapes GAS &: WATER PAlfl * S130 UP * Mo. to Mo. From $140. GIANT l le 2 BEDROOi\t! 2323 Elden Ave, Ci\t Gorgeous, park-likt setting. See !ltigr, Ted \\'oodhead Closcxl garagell for ma.~·1 646-0032 lmum security. Quitt 1trttt. ~llllll~oir~iii~llllllllllll"•I Adults, no pets. 2 D 2 D ~ =! Fullerton Ave (Harbor lo 2 BR. FROM Sl50 Bay, then So. until 2 blk.8 1 COMPLETELY RED F. C • So. ol Ntwport Blvd.) CLEAN & COZY 1''Al\11LY 6'1'.!-8690 UNITS. CONV . LOCATION. ----.-------11 VILLA i\!l:::SA APTS Park-Lik• Surrounding -J.2 & J BR AP'l'S SOUTH BAY CLUB APARTMENTS •.• 719 W. \V1lson G-16-1251 QUIET. DELUXB I LRG dlx apts, $140 2 Br. Prv palios • H!d Pools • Htd pool, Ne.,.,.ly dee. Playl I * Spanish Elegance yd. C•pl'd, ... ,,, bltos N• shop'g • Adult• ooly 1 "''"· Child ok. ' MARTINIQUE APTS. St'ts ·rhr .'t1ood f'or -1998 Maplt Avt. 642-634·1 1777 Santa Ana Ave .. C~i Live where the fun isl 2".114 College Ave. 646-0627 i\tgr. Apt 113 646.SM.2 1' ,1 I BR $135 per mo. inrl ut1L ' BR mo pee mo. '""' a.;,, Adult Living HARBOR GREENS CORSICAN • u t 11 . Adu Its o n I y. I BR. patio, pool. natural Shag CPI e drpg e bltns Tradewindll Rlty 847-S:ill : bf.'am c r i lings. Nf'11r Beautiful Pool GARDEN le STUDIO APTS NEW 1·2·3 Bdrm. AU bll.ns, Eves: 53G-766l hospital. $16:l util. paid 2 Br. $170 incl all util Bach. 1, 2, l BR's. from SUO. shag crpts. drps, closed iar- 17676 Ce1neron, 842-j192 Adults only-no pets. ZlOO Peterson Way. C.M. agrs, frple in J Br. i,; mi. DELUXE &chclor u n i ! , "~"0370 N H · ht 2·11 Avocado St. &16-0979 .,..~ E. So. Coast Plaza. Ott Sun--furnished, $100 per n10. ewport e1g s 1 ..,..,..,..,..,.., ... ..,..,.._ Coll &16-2687 '_...;..________ * SUS CASITAS llow"" """'· M"" "'1 1----------CLEAN I or 2 Br. Adll.o., ORLEANS APTS •. W. Slevens. 54.)..2321 I e I BDRM ~ONDO oo ,.,~ Lg kil . 1135-$150. • Leg nioely lum """''°' • Furn, $16.i. 96'J.9.'J6.ll 2~21 F.. 16th SI. NR. 646-lSOl 1 Br. Furnishrd models * BRAUD NEW *I -1 1\0Ul~TS ONLY o~n daily. New rental rates n; l«guna Beach Apt. Unfurn. 365 2 .t: J BR. Avail. Pri\·ate pa· ?110 Nci1·pon Blvd, C.\1 LA COSTA APTS, 1 & 2 BR. SWEEPING VIEW OCEAN AND HILLS General t1u, pool -indiv. laun<lry Jae. ALLF~-c~ c -.-G-O L D Bltns, swimm111g pool&. g11.r- (Nr. Orange Co. Airport: Tus-M£DALLION APTS. 2 BR, age, All util pd , $1:icl lo $170 !Jr at 171h SI; n1. \\lestc!1lf). 1 ~ ba, Crpts. drps, pat io nto. Mulls, no 1)('!11. °"'""'"' 1 "'"'' 00 • 1 ""'-VENDOME room apt. twin brds ntw paint, carPer. draJX's.' Walk I IMMACULATE APTS! It> beach & town. Maturi' ADULT and adults, no pets. 1 year FAf.t!LY Seclion 17~1 Tustin, Co~!a Mesa ~1gr. i1n. Thompi.on 642 .. 1641 '------ltasc. 494·3&39 art 5 pm. I Close to shopping, Park INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY ~l.IRN Bachelor BPI. ocean .. Sparious J RR·s. 2 ba ADULT LrvtNG vu. S175. I~ CHU Dri\'l', * Sll·im pool. pul /g rren Li! dlx 2 b~ 1~~ ba. wfgflr Lag. Bch. 49-1-..'t.llJ I • Frnl lndiv/lndry fac'!s j & s!or. I ark -like .ll · , L'do I le 1 1845, Anaheim Ave. n1oi;pl"lf'rr. ~·ncd palio. Ct D, -1 1 COSTA \IF.SA 6~?.7.~?4 \\'tr pd , 6J6..4l20 ,/ BEAO-l APTS. Bachelor . ~ • 667-1\ Victoria Sz. Sl.J:l -•~ l RR $~' $2~ "20 I--2'019·J Santa Aria A\·f'. SJj,j _,,,. · ""'· ""'· ·• Balboa Island 0\-Nord. 642-1097 Ol' j.18-2'/ll 'l RR Afl!, F'ncd yard, Prv _.... l'JCt 128 I, Bl' r I "-I .• 1-F. gar. Child t.· JX'I 01\. $J:.O. '· rp' '"' t'Oll). ·' J ··' 2012 · A CM Newport Beach I Bay. \V in•Pr rah•, SJ7j/mo. I :;:-1nta Ana .v", ·' · --rl $ . .,,.., I No f~16-46.,l, 646-2.i4 4 or a COUNTRY CLUB ,\'f'A I· -?·~·1 mo. nq. ) . :~uwr::~l • I LIVING I C". 67 . .-1.1-I, ~R--1111 ---------- , ' Jf.'A<.:E 2 BR 2 b e SPACIOUS e V!"'.-Luxury &arden apl5, ollering • • -: •• . a, sto~e. 2 Rn p ., RA nt'w. ilei-. . i~ comp!. privacy. b Pa u t • tl'fnJ!:, Crpts, dr_!>!'.. !l{';i\, Pvt pa\1n bhin~. $160, 01)f"n lndscp~_ & ~~ri.arallc-1ed I ~a~adult. .!.~"· 67.l-4!XXJ ~1 k sUn 10-5 pm. 3029 rec!'f'ational rsc1hhe~ in !1 Balboa Peniniula \ Cool1d_gr No. :JO. C.:\l. • country tlub almosphert. _...-.... ------,:::_::::_ __ t'urn, or Uni-Models open DELUX duplrx, unfurn, yr;i,r 1 BR . $125 -2 BR. $140 "!OC ' Hl am-8 pm. Ront.s from IC'a.~t'-All 11ppl1anc<'s, l'nr) Poo!. Bltn1. crpl.o., rlrps, nn $145. . , 1 ~ara!!r. \\'kfiys 11l1cr 6 pn1 .1 1·~u\f1rrn. r,o pet~. JZj."t"' .'If · OA'KWOOD GARDEN nr all day S.lt .t Sun . 1' .. \71h Pl., C.M. APARTMENTS I ll~;-49-19 Cl.OSE!obe11.ch & shopping. 110 16th S~ .. NB e '.! BDRM , Yf';irly. Likr Rlt-111 ran,e:e, w/w crpHng, &l~l ·O 1 n1'1 .. l\laturP arlult~. 4191 : I Dq1~. Adult11. 2 Bdrm. :av NEW 2 BR. ) BA, lully r:. Bsy. can 6TH172 srr I ~18--121:-1 .. ~--~~~~ ;-· carpeted, I.gt living rm, 6 pm, \\'krl(l~ * BEAUTIFUL 1 &_ 2 BR. I tlec. kilchen, 1 u n d f' c k .1 UNFURN 2 Br eni·J ,e:ara'i:t· 1 Con1C'n1porary Gsrdcn Apt~. "".'~.· Close lo bca<:h & shop~.\ Slrps to thP bracti. Ariults. Patio~. Ir p 1 cs. pool. $225. mo. JjlD ~\arcus.1 No prt~. $1~/nll'I. Yrarly $14:.-$160, Call a46-ill6.1 67l-I~ __ ----__ _ lra~r. 67::.-.1i72 aft 6 pn1 SHARP lge 1 BR. Cpl. Drps, LIDO ISLE I BR, 1.'0n1pl !Corona del Mar Bllns, quiet bldg, No pc!s. t (urn, Stcrro, color TV. Sl30 510-9722 ~ ~i~~s64i~69 Respon. adll. I • t-:AsTSJDE-2--B-,-. _b_lt_ru-,, -d~hy. hr, crpt.~, drp~. rncl CHANNEL front b a ch 1 r:.S ... v )!<Ir, pri\' patio. 64j....19J9 y./f\oat. S3Xl/n10, ~r l~e. 0 / --t Max 28' pwr rrui~Pt llHl • !!!!'!! ENJOY priva1·y1 Delu~ I furn. Ad""'· ~ ""!.S. 33().l Br. bllns, rrfrig, cpt/drp, " ,,~ ON 'rEN ACRES ! Marcus 673-21162 ,ear, hale. 962-41&1. ---c I-~~==_ _ _ __ 1 & 2 BR. Furn & Unlurn. -------1 ON THE BEACH I Fireplaces I Pr1v. patio~. 1 Rr. Frple. 8ran1 l<f'I. I 2 Br/2 be, Split level, 1.1•1lh Pool~ Tennis Contn1'1 Skis\. r~1 10~. ut\1 incJ'd $148. 1 firtplacj", Lets nu;ir~ !oo ~ 900 Sea Lane, Cdf.1 6"4·2611 Y<'a_rly.:.2.!dul1. f;l:!-Kl'.!O I Ci.II : 673·\;.Jt I lMacArlhur nr Coast llwyl NE\\'LY rrdccora!ed stur110, '1, • OCEANl''RONT l;iarhrlur, I _ . 2 BR, 112 ba: ~r :.~pping i;::ar, parlial kit., $130,mo. Tum unused items inm qt1lrk I ~~rhooli;, SI~ 5'16-l o.1J_ Yrly, 642-3443 _ I cash, call~42-;i678 For bi's~ re~ul1~~ 642-~-.678 _ vie\\', Nr bus & shopping, 354 Avocado, C,\I. 642-9708 encl garage, Adlts, no pets - $15.l. 645-l:llj ' WILSON GARDEN APTS. ..::=._.:.::cc:.:.:~~~-. 2 BR Unfurn. Newly dee. UNI'. 2 BR. Sl&:J. Dramat 1 1c New cpti/drp!. spa c 2-sty. liv. rm. w/frp d Adi ~.,,er 1 o o king tropic.J groun I. ts, no pets. u $140/mo. 2283 fountain lrnlscpd. swimming pool k Way E. /ltarbor, tum W. pauo. J4j E. l!lth. C:\1 on \\'il~onl :-~s-99~9 evr~ betY.l'en 5 & 6.1.-~~ -'-'~'---~"'-~-'---~-t VACAN1' -Red t co rated· NICE lrg 3 Bdrm-redccorat-1hruou1 2 Br, I Ba, cp!s,1 ed . 6.l7 P1umrr ~I. 986-l:t3ll dfl)s, rrflig, blln~. 2 yn;i; or 627-1106 aft 4 Pi\I or wk-chilrlrcn ok. No J)('I~. Sl4j,1 nds rollecl. j00 Joann St. Info 642-1467 I T N•wly Decorated • l.llG 2 bl'. 2 ba triplex· Quie t l k 2 BR's. Gar l -blUt•. rlrps, crpts. dshwshr. pool. Crpts, dfll~. Adults 2-CAR GARAGE. Close only, no pet~. £42-8042 in. Adult~. no pets. 318 16th ~Unrurn~Slove· k 1,-P~l.~5'_8-~l~"'~~-~---ll rrlrlg incl 'd, Gara&;e. Pool. 2 Br studio, 1 ~1 Ba. cpt~ • All util pd. Adltiii only, no drp~. pa!io. <'hildrtn ok Nr, pcls. Mp-. No. 9, 383 \V .. •chi & i;hop'g. $1 6.i. 3003 Wilson St. ~·iumort Wsy, 54&-l'.1714 I LRG-1-Br. ApL Gara;::e. SPACIOUS, clean 3 Br. 2 Lnc!ry. $12j/ mo. Furn $13.i. Ba, crpt~. drpll, en c I \Voman prl'l'd. Jnq. 1922-B l!'arage. $17.i Adults. E. 18th Wallace. ::.4&-6518, 833-0038 St. 546-3716 or 540-4431 2 BR. unfurn dclu"e lownhse 2 Unitll·2 Br ca. I Br. Crpts, pvt pat ,t. l!'ar. ne\\·ly decor: drps, bl1-ins. encl gar, 11 adlts, pel OK. $165 mo. 3009 child ok. No pet~. Sl40 l:' Coolidge. 540-72,\7 $145/mo. Call 546-9337 ---• 2 Br. f.1rsa Verdr, new ./ GARDEN APT. l Br. rlecor. L~ closet~. cabine1s. 1\•/1v crpl. Stovt. Bltns. Gar. S14:>-$l;jj. No pets. SlJO/mo • 646-1181 I l'ii~OO $160. 2 Br, 11~ Ba. Jrg. quirt, Si\IALL unr 1 Br. apl. GE kit.. 2 car g-ar, 8'x20'1 Kltchc11. 11\' rn1 k balh, stor rm. Adlt., ;;.tg...6432 )!llr, sn1l hark yri. $100/mo. $140-2 br, carprtin:;::. I or 6-12-38~7 2 children ok. Nr Placentia LG 2 Br. I'~ Ba ,1:ludio apt. t.: 18th. ~1770 No J)('IS, familiei; onl)'. Priv. 2 BR, 1 BA, crpts It drps. patio, 726 .roann St. ~ $1 50. mo. 360 Han1illon, Apt 2 BR. 1 bs $14:'1. Crpts/drps, /\, C.M. 646-9&)3 rrplc, )!ar, patio. 2.144-C •2 BDR:\f DUPLEX e ~ldrn. Call ;,37..()(162 llfl 7 pm CPTS k DRPS -$140 r.tO. 2 BR UPIX'r (4-plf')(l. Crpt;;, * :>lt}-0178 * rirps, bl!n R & 0. Xlnt t BR. used brick frple. w/1v, lo1.·auon. s1.io1mo. 9(i:/-9j4 \ blln~. bt>am ccil. patio, $140 2 Br, crpts/drps, h!tns, l'los· l Adll. Yearly, 642-8.):!Q rd i;:ar + parkng. Acnts. 2 BR cast • side, walk to 2210 Rul!:'rrs Dr. f\46-6919 shops . Crpt.t, rr fr ig. slave, Apt. Unturn. 36S pool, ga r. $140, 548-1565 I t Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 2 BR. hrd\\'d floors 1111er Newport Beach Newport Beach ~N~o~w~po=r~t~B:•:•:<:h:;.. ___ N...;.•_w~po...;.rt_B~o~•~c~h----pd. $l3:i mo. 1093 Wallace, I . -I \cor llamiHo_o_I ___ _ DELUXE I Br y.·/ gar, quit! ! ' " area for adults only. SlJZ>. 1:.0 E. 2lsl. 61&-6016 I _Q REDECORATED 2 br. \I , manner ba 11rud10. Crp1s. drps, bltns.• C."hildren ok. $1j,'J. 642-.3297 square apartments SPillous 2 Br iapt, quiet, pleasant, no prt~. S 7 4 HamiHon. 54S-.1M6 ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF Dana Point TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY EXCEPTIONAi.. I BR. v'll'\\', 1140; 2 BR. J~;, BA, $160, 24691 Cordova Dr. Also I BR. nr heh, San Clemrntt $140. 1618 Las Bola~ 492-4225 SPECTACULAR oceanfrnt virY.•, 2 BR, 2 ha, stove, refr1g, cplli k drps. $225. 837-:>370 BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH .••••••. FROM $230 For information lelephone Mr. Robert M. Buckley, Manager al (71 4) 645-0252 or write to Th• Olllce 01 The Manager, Mariner Square Apartments, 1244 Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach, California 92664 I I' I j l ! I J QUALITY APARTMENTS I LEAS t: :\ BR. d,.n, 2 BA, pvt patKJ. pool. $2T.I. Adults pr,.!. 499-20a."I East Bluff NEWPORT BEACH Viii• Grenade Apt•. roor bedrooms with baJoon. It, above A: '"'low. Crae}oo1 llvi111 • qulf:I 11uronndin1 fot family wllh ..'hlldr'l"n, Near Corona dtl Mar High School. Fittplact wet bar iii built.In kitchtn AripJlan~•· I 8JS AJ\llGOS \VAY 644-'2991 Coldwell, Banktt Ii: Co. I f.1anaginJ:; A~nl 541-5221 -_, TOWNHOUSE delxe 2 Br, I 21 2 6A, t)lln~. fflll. patio, rnr 211r. Q\1ltl, 67j....503J I SELLING Your bosr.' "L1!11 " -" Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have ·Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD 1 . Stove 2 . Guitar 3. Baby Crib 4. El•ctric Saw S. Camer• 6. Wash•r 7. Outboard Motor 8. Stereo S•t 9 . Couch 10. Clarinet 11 . Refrigerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Machin• 14. Surfbo1rd 1 S. Machine Tools 16. Dishwasher 17. Puppy 18. Cabin Cruiser 19. Golf Cut 20. B1rometer 21. St•mP Collection 22. Dinette Set 23. Play Pen 24. Bowling 8111 25. Water Skis 26. Free1er 27. Suitcau 21. Cl0<k Will Sell Fast! 29. Bicycle 30. Typ•writer 31 . Bar Stools 32. Encyclop~i• 33. Vacuum Clean•r 34. Tropical Fish 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. File Cabinet 37. Golf Clubs 38. St•rling Silver 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Bedroom Sat 41. Slid• Projactor 42. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Tabl• 44. Tires 45. Piano 46. Fur Coat 47. Drapes 48. Linens 49. Horse 50. Airplane 51 . Organ 52. Ex•rcycl• 53. R1 r• Books 54. Ski Boots SS. High Chair 56. Coin• 57. El•ctrlc Train 58. Kitten 59. Classic Auto 60. Coffee Table 61. Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV S.t 65. Workbench 66. Diamond Witch 67. Go-Kart 68. Ironer 69. Camping Trail•r 70, Antiqu• Furnitur• 71 . TtP9 R•cord•r 12. Sailboat 73. Sports Ctr 7 4. Mlttr•ss Box Spg1 75. lnboud Spoedboot 76. Shotgun 77. Soddle 78. Dert G1me 79 . Punching Bag 80. Beby C1rri•ge 81. Drums 82. Rifle 83. Desk 84. SCUBA GNr -These or any other extra things around the hoUM can be turned into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 wi!h U!I .. ttll It f1sL Dally I Pilot ClassifJro. 6'2-5671 ------------.-------------------------· • ' I '' I I .. ' I ll I I I I SAYE £1SHI c L -A s s I F , I E D 6 4 .2 • 5 6 7 8 The DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading • Marketplace llHST llOYS! ~fiS- .. 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 1 c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 !aturd.IJ, April S, 1'71 o.<ILY'PILOT Z9 LEGAL NOTICE J~I I~ I ., ............. ~ I~ .__I -_ ... -__,I[!] I 'PM_ ... _ ~E~-1~ LBGAL No:r'ICE .... , ... c•"T'''car• DI' •USINlll l'ICTITIOUS NAME NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Enjoy $750,000 heBllh club & spa; 7 pools, 7 tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also ~ story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitch· ens, private balcony or patio. From $175. Subterranean parking, elev, maid sen·ice. Full-line food market, dry cleaner, beauty salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts. ~ am t-0 6 pm daily, other times by appt. Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of Fashion Island. 714 : 644-1900 !or leasing info. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS T.,. ..-.. 11.....i dOet. cer11tv lhtY '"1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1l'J!!!!!!!!'!!!!1!!!'!!!\!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!l'!I conducl!nt 1 bu1lt1tH II 1174 8ff<~ J~ 81•<1., C.rltot!\11. ur>01r llM l/(!lflout Apt. Unf\lrn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 tlrm ntmt of TAI' N TOE IOUllQUE • 345 Apt. Unf\lrn. 2 Br Upper, Ftplc, pr, patio, laundry. Adults, no ~ts. $170 mo. 64.2-3781 XTRA nice 2 Br, pool, &:ar, bltns, C/D. Adll~. no pelt!. $1~. 64.2-3001, 64 2--8000. San Cltmtnte BRANO NE\V lux. 2 Br, '2 Ba, uoo r;q, ft. Quiel cul-de-sac. Panoramic v1rw o l ocean. Adults only SUlO. 49'1-22;.9. VILLA .MARSEILLES BRAND NEW SPACIOUS 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. Adult Living Furn. & Unfurn. Sant• Ana CAN'T BE BEAT SINGLE S'TORY South Sta AlmOllpher. 2 Brt.. • 2 BATH Carpets &: drps Air Condltbned Privale Patios llEATED POOL Plen ly oI lawn Carport & Storage HIDDEN Vll..LAGE GARDEN API'S. 2500 South Salta Santa Ana " 546-1525 Apt1., Furn.. o .. Unfurn. 370 Gene.r•i 1ro1 lh1t takl firm lt campaud of!-;.... ________ _ ''" fllllow ln• 111rson1, wl\o)t n-1 Jn East Bluff lull and Pl.en ol rt1ldt11« 1rt 11 --_..-,,-..,.--.... -· lolf~kt lt1 CKl!e, lml MtLlfln • NEW"DELUXE • l':,11 Ctdlt. ltJ3l M<.Ltrtll Lint 3 BR, 2 BA Apt fo~ lea~~lncl D•IN oY.m•di JJ, itn 1pac. muter swte, dm rm ""'· Dwh CKht &: dbl prage, auto door M"1rlt9 L"' c.ai. - STATE OF CALlFOllNIA O!>"ner avail, Pool ' Rec. OllANGIE CDfJNTV; • $265 • On M•rcf\ lj, 1•11, klor• 11,., 1 area, No!lty Public In tnd tor ••Id Sta!t. 11tr>0111!lv 1111>11rtG M1uric• Ltt e ach• 865 Amigos Way. NB r.tanagt'd by \VILLIAi\1 WALTERS CO. •~d O<>rl' Cache known 111 me to bt Ill• 111nan• "'""'" ntm11 •r• luPK•lb. Huntington Beadt Dishwasher • coklr coordlnal· :.;;:;;;~::.;:;;_;:.:.:;;;.:.. __ I ~ appliances • plush r;hag 2 BR, New crpt, drps . carpet • choke or '2 color Ctuldnen &: small pet OK. .cbemfa • I batru • stall Sl40. StZ-8365, 96'l-7tiJ7 showen , m:Jrrored "''ard-CD~EL;:,.UXE:;.:c',..=1::::•.::::2=-:.B=r~. -w-,-l"k I robe doors • indirect !ighl· lo heh. Adults.$135 & up. ing In kitchen • breakfasl 220 121h SI or '219 15th St. bar • huge private fenced 2 Br apt-w/w, <!rps, bltns. patio • plush !and.sc&plng • disposal. laundry space. No brick Bar·B·Q'r;. larv;e heat. PALM MESA APTS. I BR untw.1-1 ........ Sll.5.00 1 BR furn .. , •••••••• $149.SO Bacb.elors Furnia~ lrorn $135 2 BR apt11 $175 mo. mo.I mo, OK e POOL Id !o lh• ,.l!f\ln lno!rurntn! and acknowl..i ... d moY 1x1<:u11<1 tti• ••mt pets. 962-8578 tor info . ed pools &: lanai. !OFFICIAL SEAL) J11n L Jobst Huntin9ton Beach 3101 So. Bristol St: Garden Grove <~i ~ti. N. of So. Coast Plua) e SAUNA e JACUZZI 1561 l\Jesa Dr. N1111rv Public • C1!1!otnl1 Prlnd111I otlk1 In *FRESH AIR $100. RENT BONUS S•nt• An• Santa Ana * NEW * PHONE: 557·8200 Com" see us -Best for Jess 1,..,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,. Corona dtl Mar Otll'lfl Cou"IY Marcf\ 1, 1'7J W lk bl"-Be Publlslllld o ...... CCMllf O.!lr Piiat a 3 ~ to 8Ch! M1rt~ 27 and ,o...,u L 10. 17, 1t11 ""n Beaut. big 3 BR apl. w/., LEGAL NOTICE crpts, drps, bltns exc"pt re!rig . .$225. No pets. 53&.1711 ALL 2 BATH TIME FOR UNf. l Br., lg. rnstr. br., 1 BDRM & 2 BDRM 1o1, ''°"'"· .. ,;,. 1325 ,. .. llM c••Tt~1CATll °" IUSIHl:ll Children Welc.omt Immac. • Br. 3 Ba, Studio apt. 4-p\e)I:. Pr1v. pal.IO, Crp~, drps, bllns. Lrg play area. Cul-de.sac st. No pets, 17871 Be![ Circle. S.12<~77, $155-$175, lu•n $200 QUICK CASH >'URN. 1-B•.. 1'1'1. pal;. GAS & WATER PAJO UGH A Close to beach S185 ~lo. PICTITIOUS HI.Ml' T11• urllf1<J!1"ed _, ctrll,., r11u 1\1 I• c-uu11111 1 b«1lnen fl 11401 ltvlnt lllvd~ Sul11 0, Tu1tln, C•lll, 9'UO unc1er mt liclllklut I.rm ntmt or lEP tl. \tANOLING COMPANY ano l~tt tltO tirm It cern1101o<:l el l~t fo\lowin~ ""'""'' """"'' namt I~ full t ncl 011,1 of rnlO•llC• All dlx items in & oul THRO UNF. 2 BR. house, extra Recreation facil111t's. DAILY PILOT sharp, fpl , niCf' yd. S2!lO El CENTRICO APTS. WANT AD !loo r .. ok!;o, RI~ . .,,.,,,, 2 B!ks N., C.G. l''J'\\'Y off \Vc'll help you sell! 642-5678 Brookhurst, 1-----------· 1 ·~~---------I 11 ·~::1~~',nollni • .uo1 M•mP<l~n Road. SPARKLING NE\V 2 br. 2 9931 Central AvP. Apts., Apt1., Gardrn Grclvt' f7141 530.n:;o Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 310 Corona deC Mor. C1i>for11l1 'it1J bn, near beach. Shag crpl, D•1t0 Mar<:h n. 1"1 drps-bltns t>ncl ''"'' Tod Ii V1""11~1 • • • s1111 of C11/fornlt , 0•1n1t Count~' auto gar door opener. 21662 Mtsa Verdt Huntington Btach Huntington Beach On ~•ell u . 1t11, btt0<t m!. • Brookhurst St. NllflfY Publlt In •"" tor Ml<! .S!~ft.1 ---------- --•llv 111~1rod Tod H. """"111111 1 BR retrii;;, bltns SIL mo i..nown to tn1 ta bl the !>tr!Ol'I "'""" ' ' . n1m1 11 1ub1crlbtd t,. tht w11111~ In· Incl util. 2 BR, re1r1g, bltns, 1!nirn1nt •"" 1t11.1>GW!tdllld "' •~Kuttd Sl50 incl util. Adulls only. ror:~;;'1'-'L SIEAL1 Trade\\•inds Rlty 847-85U; L•Urt'11Cf E. S llfl!fttforn Eves: 536-7661 Nort rv Publk::·C.ltlorlll• c:ou"iv of DranM Nr Huntington Harbour My Commission E~~lrtJ . . A~•. JI, .,,, Triplex -quiet area. Lrg 1 Pubtl!ll'lod O••nt• c ... , Ctflr Pllol Br . Sl40 l BR . $240 Pets Mlr<ll 27 ll'ld APIU .s. 10. 17, 1911 ''J·ll olc. (7l 4>° S46.Q07}. • 2 BR. New crpLs, drps, clos· "d gar, nr &hop'g. Adults, no pets. $145/mo. 64>3515 Newport 8t•ch DELUX CONDO J BR + drn, 3 Ba, Dbl 1ar Beck Bey S28j f\1on!h LEGAL NOTICE STEPHENS & KAYE PropertY M11nag~menl ./ CHEZ ORO APTS * 64.1-0122 * SUl"l.1110• COU"T 01' THI" 8234 Atlanta. l-2 BR. Pool. 1 -~=====~~--.,.,-1 st•tll 011 C.lLll'Oll.N1.t. FOlt Private Garage. \\la,11her. * EXCEPTIONAL Bayside THI. COUNTY 01' OllANGI: I •'vi•g 2 B• 2 B • to. A-41tM .dryrn:. 536-8038, 536--27Z7 ' " -· · HOTICIE 01' HEAIUNG 01' l'IETITION F urnifurt' avail. E ! e v' l'Ot. fllOIATlf OI' WILL ANO 1'011 2 BR unf, <:rpts, drp~. bllns. sub-1crranean prking. From Ll"nll11S TIESTAMl!NTAltY 1 !:mall child ok $140 2612 $37j, DeE'~::~.°' WILHELMINA H, ·coTToN. England St., H.B. ~4 NEWPDRT TOWERS ~2-2202 NOTICE 1, HEllEllY Gl\tEN ttil't or 96.S-3089 1'.111',,,_ E. c.1te11 11•• .... , f!fr•l111-~--~~-----SEACUFF Ma.nor Apts. 2 • ~rui.n Mr Prob.ii• <11 win· •"" LGE unf 2 hr 2 ba · lge Br, 'Pl•, d•P•, bltns, -1, tor l1Su1nct ol Letter' Tu11menrarv ' ' ,..-- la P11n1aner rt!.,•nc• fo wMt11 11 pvl fried patio, :shRj;' crp1, priv patio, studio fY~, 11,J m•<lt !or tur1titr plflk:u!•r1. 111<1 1111! 1 blk to s!ores. 7731 Ellis Ba. Child ok. 54S-2682 1525 It!• Hm1 1..a plact of tiearl!\1 tl'l<I 16" ,J il 11mo ,,,, bfffl '"' for April 11, lt1l , S J. f'um apt so av11. Placen1ia. Ask about our 1t ''lO t.m. In 1111 courtr_,, of 2 BR d pl -~. I ~ h discounl. OtP1r1mtnl No. J of 11kJ Cfllfrf, " U e.T, ~ O urllC JOO Civic C1n1tr Oflvt Wut, I" Int & down!Dv.•n. Crpl!i, drps WVELY 2 sly Apt, unfurn, Ci~.:i~~~':c:~·f,~11orn1•· &. 1tove. No pets. S140. 2 BR. 1'11 ha, Crpts, drps, w. E. ~T JOHN, 536-lj()7 \\'aShl'rldrycr. Garage, County Cltrk 1-----~----- SttlM s. Pr11t1111n, TRIPLEX 2 Br. Bllns. back ol llofl~ 1-lospital. $185. Refreshing ••• Pa rklike beach liVlng for adults Casa del Sol 9/10 of a mile from th• b•ach 11 "Recreation City'' wlth 2 swimming pools, putting green, gym, volleybell court, sauna, bllllard room, club· house. One or two bedrooms, fur· nl1hed And unfurnished, prlv1te pallo. f!replac• in two bedroom, •levators, df1h wa1ha r1. carpets and drapn, no lean, adult• only, all utilil111 excapt llghlll peld, pete £ accaptad. From $145 . J~':::"f=~''.:">d. t J.!..-):1! J 211!181 Brookhmt St. HLHttlnglon Beach, (714) M2·1SM3 A1k for Comm1nd•r Renlng ,,, Eall '"" l!•Ht. R I . ' I '''' Sub lt'a~" 6'16-8323 -· -··o c"'' Mn•, C•ll,.r"1• nu' e r I g. L n c ....... . ---. • .-. • T.i: 1n11 t41·l'l.H W a 1 her I dr Yer. 2321 OCEAN view , sundeck, 31~~~:"'=:=:::;::;;,;::;:"';;;=::"'~:;:.,::~~~~!":!!.. -'".rntY l1r1 Pttlti.ntr f'lorida. 536-6978 Publl1/\1<1 or1n1t c ... ,, 0111y P'nat1 ..o_;c,=:;,.=-"""~~--B.R., Z ha., 'l b\k. ID V.'aler, Apts., Apts., M1•dl 11, tt. •nd Apr!l J, 1•11 '" 11 LARGE 2 br. 3 blocks from fam. or teache:n; prel'd. furn or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. lt~it:h . Crp!,1, drpa. S29:>. mo. yrly. 673-7452 • 370 Aph .. Apll., I Furn. or Unfurn. 310 Pum.or Unfvm. Co.ta Mt-ta Cost•,,,... * * * Ring Brothers Announces ADVANCE OPENING Apartm•nts Now Availabl• ot Mediterranean Village In Costa Mesa ~ 18 acres o( beautiful award winninc landscape. * Miles of private streams, ponds and waterfalls. * Mill ion dollar recreation center. * Designer coordinated interiors. * Fireplaces, wetbars, beamed ceilings, wood paneling, imported grasscloth wall co vering. * Extra Iar,1?e patios and balconies. * Billiard, card and meeting rooms. * Atiles o( shaded walkways. m * * Swimming pools. outdoor whirlpool, night lighted championship site t~nnis courts, health spas with gymnasiums with separate facilities for men and women . * 24-hour security system. UNFURNISHED I Bedroom ......•• From $120 I Bedroom & Den ••• From $155 2 Bedrooms ......• From $I bO (Furnished Aptt. Also Av1lleble) HOURS: 10 to 5 0.lly Mediterranean Village 2400 t1arbor Boulevard Costa Mesa (714) 557-8020 Ring Brothers Corporation Is a subsidiary Apt1., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Corona del Mar e BRfi¥Hr iKINa VlE\V -1 BR & convert den. $300. 644--0006 tor appt. 237 ca..rna. 11on. Cost• M•s• 1 BR, turn S140. 1 Br uni $135 w/.'ltv/ref. utiJ pd. Ad!t.'I, no pets. Bal Center St. 642-SMS Fast re5Ulla are juat a phone call away • 642-567! Apt• .. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Apts., Furn. or Unfvrn. 370 Cost• Mew BAY MEADOW APTS. Bum ceilings, panellnJ, prfv patirlir, recreation fadlitiu. All AduJtA, no pets. * Bad>tlor Ap~ * * '2 BR. from SIR§ * * 1 Bedroom * 381 W. Bay St. (btwn Harbor' It Newport Blvd. %. mi N. ol l9lh Sil. CALL 6'0M3 Apt1., Furn. or Unfum. 370 $1!i0/mo.. Call 84&-0246 DELUXE 2 BR, 2 BA. crpts, S1nt1 An• S1nt1 An1 Santa Ana Santa Ana ClllTIPl(.4~~1~'; IUSINllt. 2 BR apt, 3 blks trom ocean. drps, bl!n~. DW, nr Hoag 1.:.:..:.;:.;..:.;..:. ______ .;... ___________ .... _;..:. __________________ _ LEGAL NOTICE l'1cr1r1ous ",.""I $165 mo. Avail Mar. 20th. Hosp. $165 & $185 mo. Ttit u""et1lt<lMI 00 Cerllly l~t"' art .,,., 1710 &12-t387' (-U(llng t bUllM~I 11 JHl2 D C1n111_-__ ..c.' -------1 c~..,C"'"~-~-~~= "'ve., Cost• Mt••. c111torn11. undrr 1111 OCEAN ew d•IW< 2 BR HOA G Hosp Are•, 2 BR , llctlliout rlrm n1m1 o1 VI.LENTINE VJ ' ENTEJIPRISES Ind f/\tl •••d I/rm '• 2 ba. Frplc. Garage. Bltns 2 Bi\, crpts, drps, bltim, caniPOHll at 1111 !olkrf<lM 111"""" "'"'"" &: ~frig Sl75 5JEHi720 gar. ;,.m...oog3 n1"''" In lull •"" Pl•c• ot rttkl•nc:tl~~=~·~=·=:~:;;;==;.;.~==========I " • • • tut IOwl ' Jan Dt~kl and N1ncy ValrntlM Jtswn. J101 O. C111l1 Avt., COlll MeJa, Coll!, m?' ti.led M1rcn 1•, i•n Jon 01vl<1 JttHn Nl"<Y V Jt u t n Sr.It ol C..lllorn11, Or1nte CD<lntv: On 111\o•c/\ )6, 1911. ~rt mt , I Ho!1rv PubHt In t ll(I tor ••\<1 Sl1I•, llef>Oflll)y IPH••ICI Jon Oovld JtJttn a/ttl N111C' \talftlllne JtnM t llaWn to rn1 10 be In• per"""' wlH>u n1mt1 tr• tubi.crlbed lfl tti1 wlltlin '"''"'men! I"" ttlr;"°""ltd9fd "'tY IAfCUltd f/\I serne. (SEAL) Mtrv It!~ MO<!oIJl~od Orin... Coau Darlt 1'1111!, Mirth ?J, ilprH S. 10. 11 lfll 6N-71 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 NO MATTER WHAT IT IS • • • YOU CAN SE LL IT WITH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD For Fast Service & Expert Assistenc.e DIAL 642-5678 DIRECT I is designed tor families with children. £ive! So much for all otyout Wooded 1treA.m11, tot.~. recreation center, uunu. ""immirll pool1-a total environment ple.ee &pecially de1irned for families witb children. and£earn! Early Achfavemmt Center-An unique 1ebooll A mpub, fully aocredited private pre«:hool ri1hton the lJTMn~ Point your child.rm in the rood lee.mi.Di dittctionL Flexible IChedule. • • • • i I ! • J Bedroom Ji Nursary • 2 Bedtooms I 2 Birt!• ' ~ Stdrooms & 2 Bath • Slntle story I Split lml with t\eplac:a • Air Condltionlnr • Stlf-cl11nln1 Owns from $165 per month All SUNflOWER FACILITIES ARE°" lll!IJllOR UNES- NO STREETS TO CROSS. I ! I • I ' -' r •I l " ' ' ,'.j I ,.,, I ? ·' /. :" I . •, I ' ' '· I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' { I ,. ,. ' ' ' ' I I ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' I ' -' ' I t <Q, ' ' ' " ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' .. ' I I , I /, , ' ' : ' ' • • ..... l • • " J ··--~--·-·--·.---.·· -·- We'll even pay the po1t•ge le 1et you to give us aii ortller~ Get re•lly for some ctuick profits by m•llin1 in your ortlor tollay; llut • harcl·working DAILY lllLOT classlfloll want all to work for you. USE THIS ORDER FORM 5 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD WS THAN 3 LINES 2 .. 7 12 TIWU TIMIS TIWIS TIMU SC.JO $6.10 $10.65 $15.90 $S.10 $6.00 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BIL~ 0 ' '"'lhh f•r ••••••• ,, .d•y1, lte9l1111!111 ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Cl111ifie1tle11 ••• , , ,, ,, , • ,, •• ••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • N ''"' • • • • • • • • • •. • •• • • • • • • •'. • ••• , • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • •. • • •' •• , , ••• , • Alllllr•" , , , • , ••• , , , , , , , ,, , , • , , , , , •• , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , • , • , , , , , • , , •• , City • , ••••• ·••• •• ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, •• , Ph1111 ••••••••••••• , •••••••• , , $1.21 $13.10 $20.10 $9.76 $15.55 $24.30 Put •11ly '"' we rJ 111 11cJ1 •it•~• •ll1v1. IRclvd1 ye 11t ••• tl U ef ,Ji.Ae llUM~lr. Tk1 """ 1f y11r 1d 11 1f fh1 •"d ef f~1 1inl •n wliicli fli1 l11t w1rC 1f y1ur 1d b writ· fi n. Add $2 .00 1•tr• If y111 illt1i'' 1111 ef "1.ILY Pit.OT l•x ,,,...;,, wifli 111t iltd ,... pli11. ------CUT Miii-PA.ITI ON YOUI INYILO'I ------ IUSINESS REPLY MAIL llnt ~ P...rt N1 IJ, C..111 Mai., ~· Orongt Coast DAILY PILOT P. 0. lex 1560 Coate MtH, Calif. 9262' CluaifiM 11t,1. Or Give Us an Order by Pl-lone At 642-5678, The Direct Line to • • DAILY PILOT Cl••slfiell Want All RESULTS ------------------------------------------'• I . ' 5a111rday, April J, iqn I DAll V PILOT 3 I ,J'-... _rt""~'"_"' .... __,]~ [ 1-------' (Rooms I~ 440 PtrJOnals S30 Schools & instructigns Apts., 415 Offict Rental 370 Furn. or Unfurn. S7S F1JRN room ,. P"t hom<. !It FULLY LICl:."N~J::D • AL'S GA"O>'"ING By D•Y· PATCll PLA-RJN Costa Mes• * • • • El Puerto Mell Apts * • • * I Bedroom Apts. " • LOVEL\' ro;11n &r. bath 111 I6iO SANTA ~'\A AVE, C:\t j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; " "' ,,. Hunt Bch, Nr Brookhunl new pvt honie foi· th<' f'rom XI() sq. ft. 3X !fl f(_ RenO\\lli.'tl 11\ndu Spir11uahsl for gardenlna & am a ll Own Tbul~l>l'l'tallon All i.y~s. frtt f'lllimate.t • c, 1 H ,, .. , 1y Aih K'' on all ll\8Uers AIRLINE CM .... , '""'~ o.: u s wy. • .uf' on . r.:1irtd. Xlnt lood. 21-hr 67~2-l6" or :>11-5032 lantlscaplnR servi~~. call &.16-0648 a -"'·--=•'"----1~1 I'" -•· n ~• ~29 It Lo1e. ~111.1·1·iai;:l', BusuK',,.~ SCHOOLS , •• 51 o. I N 1--~~ -"" ,...._ IO . ...,_..., Ii service because 11r l'nre -CORONA uELJ\IAR--.,,.,.,..:) 98 . .xrv T\K eiv1M>rt, o •"DICATEDc• L'•NI!'\G Plumbing 4 Pi\! N .. 11, Id lll'ad1ni;:~ i(IVt'n 7 day~ a PACIFIC Cd,'1. ~1 , J\1~ ... Dov~ c. ~ I e!lr .......-isure 0 r · 1 & 2 Room office spael'~ \\t•t<k. 10 8 111 10 JO µ 1n. '·"·"' \\"t' tlo l"verything.. F"t~ , , COLLEGE or \\'orkin~ girl 830-iW-I avail. Q\\'NER * 673-6757 j :nz N .. El C'nni!oo Real, DMy &.. N1gh1 Clai>sei1 Shore!~yt'stclil_t._____ estlmatf' Call 673-!017 LE\V Tak8ll I· Sons Plu BaltX>a Isl, !lhr tilt & TV V.1cetion R•ntel1 425 -Bu•o'n-••• R--.n-t-al-.. 5 San Cll'n1"111" 5:13-W96 e LANDSCAPING e _....:.... birii: Rt·p;1ir It f' P I rn1. ''''· '""loto up, -' 610 E 1111 '' " A lncom• T.ax 0 ,.,,,-1,·I •·,~ E•l,·ma ,,.,., '1!'12--~ll:IG. '1~2-007•1 . 1 L .. , -~anta na FlOTOTILLING, 2'.-.1c SQ t-'T, G~~s.'Wi ,-~~ $130 &: up incl ut1ht1r~ Al110 ="~"'=36~'~"~--~-~~ NE\V lgc C'halC'I, No. Si'il.)i't' PRIME LOCATIONS OVE:R\\'J-:JG~rr SPRINXl.F:RS. S~'.:80 & :.:..,=~~=~~~! fur11 Pool• le Recreation ' SLPG nn for sleady work"g Lake Arrowhead, D a)'. E 11lh Sl c 1 M VIRGO s .... ·1n1 S <'ho o I SOD LA\\'NS. LIC'D CON'rn Central R11~iru·~s ~rvlce~ PLUJlBINC: REPAIR. 11rea. Quiet Envu-onmt>nl. older n1an. no ('O()king. by \\'f1'kt>nd or wt'" k I Y, , . .• os a l'Sa no ~-ou sutfrr fro1n fa11~uf' Lessons, 6 ino·, thru adulls. 8l~-2i.'"i.).I eTHE TAX ADVISORS NQ job 100 !<rnall 0 I .,., 0 54~3612, ~G-9~'8l U!O .Sq. IL comnit'rciaJ blJ¥. &· t1unp;rr pflnp;!I Qn your Also, av.'iin ll'am!I .. Garrlen p Ill It R e 6'2 .,,, e ff 5t.ree1 parking. No ChJ-mo on Y, ~-1543 range, C•C::.CECACST°""'F"~.R'-'RC>_.N-.-,A-LS---.-\\'Ith parking. $300 ~10.. i>r'i'Sl'nl di"rr \\'ould you like <.;iu\'e & Balboa 1 s le. PHOFESSIONAI.. Prunin~. t•nn, 0 t'f'· Cilit ates ~ • ., _-_· ---•I dt·en, no pets. CJ1 To !os" 1\eigh1 easily & h11ve 636--i!a.iO 11'f'e y,·ork, sprinklers, aern-l28 No. N,ewptir\ Blvd. ---. PLU~tBJNC • 011"2-,-,,"·k-.-eoo-1-H-.-s-.-M-,-n, $\00 10 $17j. Near Broad\\ay, l.agu•1a Bfoat·h tnl'rgy to !lp9.1'1.'! f'or a frcf' ~~~~~~~~~;;;;;: i lion, pe5ts. du;eaioe, 'l'l'<'d Opposite Hoa~ llospltal F.lr<'t.ncaJ Repair $11 ht 19.)9..1961 ~laple ,\\c. P..·t rn\ral'I('('. up101vn, nr beach * 6~5-0'llS 1650 Sc:1. ll. s1ore l\'ith parking san1ple· Cali Dorls 5~9-2376 ~ control. Clean up jobs. ~·or Appl. Cllll 64.'Ml100 6·12-27:l5 642-1 bch. 507 California, 536-0391, R•ntals to Sh•r• 430 Nr. Coast H\\')', $500 :O.lo. f'\'t'S, !flS-6671 days. I ·-~-· ......... · I~ Tenn~. Grorge, 6~G-5.o/13 TAX-SERVICE-$4 uP Remodel & Rep•lr l:~~~""''l"!!':"';;'~~· l ~6~"'-~Wl"!_'!9_______ R--•---m•"• B"-. 67'6-oOO -""----·-I E"PLO''ED l•rly lo,.,, .. _.-~~ ' . "' ~ \\'OU L.Ol1kf'con11111nion, EXPER. Japant'Se ga11lenrr App't ava1ablt' tlay!I, 2 BR $12.l unfurn: $145 furn. ...,.. k d '18 o·o~ CUSTQ:\1 re nodrling alt< l BEDROOM w/beth., cook-I •. ,"111"1 -•• '''"" •Pl SUITES Available: 176 l 2 tl()mt-ei·PninKS & v.·eekends. Rrhnble m Kl n ten ll n l''" 'I eves, I\' n s. ;) · ,,..,.,, ' 1 • Costa .\lr~a FamiliC's 11ek'01nt-.. BIG & I -• II ~ -· • R thl 1 10" N C\I !ton~ & addltlllns.. Da 1ng au11ury prl\' ('L:t'S, complt>te-ly furt1l~ht>rt 1111h ee.ach Bll'd, H.B. Par.king: Over J() )1'11 ol1l \\'!'lie, r11.~ n1on Y r a es. ....., e"'IXll'I · SUR APTS, 204~-2049 fo 11 t d 1 U ... Ii Cl ... d .._, ~-0 II B b 'ti' 1':92-:1:!19 __ SKOUSEN-TAX._SERV. S1e .... art-Bu1lrter f;73-1233. \\'allace St. PhoO(' :>ls-t:lll r co ege s u ens.. f\I\', privatr ha1h .. Hoag Husi11tal Air roiKJ: e ·"It n g : ass1fi.,-u a ,.o """ o y ) • yst 1n9 1;;,.--;;;-;;:-;;;-;;c;;;;:-To:--;>.' I ,P;.;"~'~·,,;"°::'.'.':"·:kc. ~·~33-:'.:'.2'.'.1:4"0._ are11 6-12--0327 Car["lt'tlng· Janl!o~lll Af'rl'. Pilot P 0 Ao-.: 1.160, {'U:>La -----------AL'.') La1KJ~,·aplng. Tr c, I Rcu. Your Hom". 540-3119-I Roofing 12;i0 sq It lg 2 Br, II~ Ba, SLEEP'G rm $60/per mo. lnqu1l'f' Sul\e 8 or rail !\h·~. lahf !126:l6 I COSTA MESA r1•n1oval. Yord 1~n1ocleling ---"""'""O • .,,,_---o-:-• ull rm for "'·h/dr, pi1l10, Priv enlr. & l.ia .. Adults. r,~IJSH ht'arh sidle a!~·~ B-,_;i_11-_;_n_1 ________ ,Al .COllOLIC!> A1l0nl"''"'·.1 PRE-SC.HOO,. L Trash hauling, lol cll'anup. _1,_on..._;_ng.;__-,.,i'-----'\\'ENEDA Roofing .. Author .'' 'plld 116-:o.u:: """" oung 111nn1an o su .. l'f' ex-!Sil • •1 d + ~ Ap I< 'I fo• s-, · P ;i, ""'"""""°" no ""IS. 7135 Elden, Mg• _, •• , w ,.m·. "7.~,7 CO:>.l).JERCI ,\' Pho••• ··2-1111 01 "'''' lo · "' "onrovi.a, 11 ay Ht'pa\r ~pl'inklf'1·s. 673-1Hi6 o>h!.; ~-..· P c .. or • ,...,.. ·-.,.. .... • ,,.. """ ...... .,.. lul' da ses.s Planned IRONll\C'i "'fl'. ea "ash .. SI ltoof Systl"1ns. 61:>-1691 Dana Pcint apl 6 .... ·kdys INDUSTRl1\L P.O Bo" 122.1, f'osta l\tesa • Y ions.. F.XPl!'.R. Japant'se Gar11cnt>r. k>ad . 'P/U 'rlelh· . .'!O<· ea --- -____ __.., :;.:,...:...;_:...._ ______ I ;;;;ie;~n;:;---;:::-c:::::c--:;:::.-, i00-J500 1 l1c J? · progra1n. hOI lunches. Ages C 1 Rt 1 . T. Guy Roofing, Dfoal Olre 2 BR, 111 BA, pool. 5165 NICE Rn1 !or renl. st>1ni \\IORKING-CIRL lo hare · sq t, lo .C' I 2 .. 6• lirs G:JO A.i\J .. 6:00 P'.\t. ontpletf' awn sc-rv &: 11'1l~, II wanted. k &1a.2'l' furn, $!Sri unfurn. Adults prt\', ba. J\Ia.n only. 1789 2 BR Apl ,75. ~all. * San Clementt' 49&-lSIO ~ 1 J[g) SlS \\'k.COMPARE! 6474050 ~~~i7,9l~0ping. 5 4 G .. o 7 2 4, G.IG-9:'i.\S. I rto my o\\n wor · f -1~21r-Crestmont. C~f: 548-8119 or &12-800! or &12-8006. ~"TORES & offiC<'s $300 to Lo1t Md found or 838-5237. 1 --· c~'--------I :iJ~o~nJ;tf.o~,;j;~ali------l"~'-~9~5~"'~·---~--...JL I pre· · · ~ 557-3149. ---• $500 ii.lo.: Coast Jl 11·v. . _ EXPER Japane.w--Anic•rica11 1Sewing/Alt•r•tion1 Huntington Beach FURN roon1 in C .. t.t. Nice SH/AdR~ m~I watt>~nt hon1e. Corona dt'I ~lar. DrL;in(.y I VACATION n10H1er \Vilt ('s.r1• ~artlel'H.'t', t"ClmplPle garden-SPARh'.LE Janitorial.. \\'in-ALTER \TIONS I ll ON BEACH! 2 BR ........ From S2J;; f'urniture Available Carpe ! s-d1·a 1ies-d ish1\ asher heated pool-saunas-tennis l"f'C room-ocean views patios-ample parking Security guards. & quirl hoine lor working w oc . ' an, years H. E: 64-1-1270 I for your ('h1lcln•n ll'l11lr you in~ ~rrvice & cleanup. dows. floors. l"rp!s •"-t.'flnstr , ' , i·es Y I man .. 642 -4794 $1j(! n1n .. fi7~1l:ll Found (free ads) 550 vacation. :\larure-rlf'pi:•n-8!13-0 7:i0 cleanup. A i•ornµ!t:\t' coninl'I f:xper! ll\ter Top ref SHO\VROOM n1rg .. & off1C'e I d ah 1 r, d r 1 "r ~. x Jn! · 1· SPI'\' .. 1'"or ft"«' es\ <·flll, N.B. 11rra. 616-21!W C LUXURY studio. con1plt>tely Gara ges for Rent 435 space. P;.irk1ng: Clost'-1n La.· 1"0U1'Ll .. \Jixed Span 1 r I re fe!'('nccs. Cal! aft 4 pm. 1 CO:\lf'LE:rt: lawn & g11J·rh~o-91;2_0072 Ruth Call pvL Heated pool, Pril'ileges. FOR niotnr horne.s, irai!Pr, guna S8:>-$3<'lj Jlo 19-t-~£:"1.1 I lrn11i.lr, ·, 1110'!> 011ne1s :~1S--HIB7 \ ini,: service.. .. l;Ec.U~R;;0cpo, .. :'AcN:c--;0~re=.,=,=,=ack;,j:I r.:.B. '194-7929 furn, boal, ett· .. 16:-i2 Npt Sl'ORF: bid~ 3303 Npt Bll·d. I rlaini. ?r will gii•r io~good CHILD ,·iu'f' ~n 1n, huin,• ---·11111 __ ~g.o.ut1 Moving F.xp1•r1ly Cus11>n1 f'ilt ROO.\J [or working girl, Bh·d, C:O,.l, 612-hl71, 642-5106 ""''sf. hrll1l•' .ilS-596-I all v·30 or l"f,·oool 1• 4 yi·• ot'd · 11~ .. A 1\10\\', 1'(b::t-, \ar .. lrn\ & rear '1Ull k r\ " " .... -2 An1bitious college students Arcur. R('as 673-18·19 kitchen pr1vill'gcs. SINGLE GARAGE for rent 613-16(11 or ~ll 2S6-il~4 11 n"' :: )r oltl dnughtrr. ren!'etl l yds. $~ R l\e~.'k ~a,·r ~'lid<, do haulin~ nlo\'· Alter.1tloni _ 64.~2~-~S84"'1-* &l2-6Ti6 * !~arbor & liaker, C;\I. Industrial Rental 450 FOUND: Chihunhu'.1 dog, \'ir, }lll'rl, Ian.~" home. Call \ 11.B .. 96.11-731!! ing_ f.'<p. de[M'nd .. Call for R00\1 for rent 1n private S23/n1o 5-l0-2;j71 1.luntini;ton .IC: <..: h 1 ca g 0 830-1370, hrs 7:30 to 6:00. I LA\\'N care & garOen 11·ork. h"<'" t•sl , s:'.3-6673 Neat. accurn!e, 20 year! home, employed lady pref'd, STORAGE * COSTA MESA * :Sll"C'f't\ llunl_., &11.rh .. Call 1 El Toro, r-.1t~sio11 Viejo art'a Light hau!iJ"'· E-. p · d , Til• G11ragi> lor 1't'nt. & rl f 6-1~:,0 Aft "' Painting & p\'t ba!h. j.j()-73!H , C.:\I. · C • 't S20 S9i:i & .$167 Per mo., unniecl · 1 rr,ti )' .. .l.. er 1 B\B\'!-ilT n1v home ~ll's .. He11sonablt>, Call 5'13-91:ri p h · 1n osta "t'sa. .. per 2 p \I \ ' • -. • · • ---------aper ang1ng CF.RA,llC !lie ll('W NICE furn txlm, kl! privil 111onlh. 67'1.,-2863. occupancy, ll0-220 powrL . · · • dt'I i\lar. S.'l.bif's WC'h·on1r . :il6-il79. LA\\'N ..\1a1 n t .. rt"nloclf'I. 1'rH' f'•1 opt. Pvt odult home, nr ·-• R Na1rress Ag! 612'-14il5 ~F.:0.IALL Bas.'('l 1.lound Xln't pl'Y lal"Li. ho1 lu11<:he~ i.:ar11ge & yard C'leanup. Lite No \\·as:1n~ • STORAGE GARAGE fur __ · ' . . found t-.larl"h ll,..t. \ lc Calif toh.~ 11'f'lcon1e 5.16-2·126. 111 OCEAN AVE., H.B. all. Pa.<;t C.?.I. ~8-4271 rent Sl.J/ino. Call &.12-SOOI. 1~ sq. ft-A. !l IJ()...,·er, h<'at .. I Cl·,,,.,.,,.,. To'"o·J 118 1 C'rrt. r"ai·lwr .. 1-efs. 519-0T.'li hauluig .~ rrpa1r 1 * WALLPAPER * T S , ,11 ') 5.16l'S1 1 hi , , fl a 111 ------11·1,, .. )''"~-"""I•<" I re• erv1ce ~ -~ LGEroon1,p\'tentrance& &.12-8006 1g "· pa1•l1ons..: f!OfS RIGO:l\1 1 cH ILDr11l't>form.11hers\\•ho J t_,\\\'Nl~arr,ch•anup,lln11·er" ." ~ow " . HUNTINGTON PACIFIC Die or>rn 10 a1n-6 pm Daily bath. Entploye-d party. f1nishrr!. t;,.1.J :.1onro1ia. ~ • · 11ork .. ;>.:car~ <'lc·in sl•hl,.. I b<'ds. ~l't't.' 1•i11.. 15-IS..l-l-11 646-1711 TRF:ES. Hrd.C<'~. Top. Tn \VJLLlA).I WALTERS CO. $ij/rno. 5-19--3612 or !Wfi..-.958.l Offic• Rental --~ N.B. CaJl 6'1J-Oii0 LG )~tung 11,:_:~r hbl_k,1 1111h l :).18--0.32:1 Call Sli-:,SO'! INTER .. Exter. (;uaran1et>!I rut, re111overl, hauled. I ,.,. ___ ...,_.,._.,._,,...! S 455 ![111 1nk1n~~ . ..,.,i.: asn any , 6 2-40 JI I' . -· NICE room fo r 11·orking man Prestige Office torag• tags \'ic Fah,•ir\\' 111 Cl\!. RABYSlrTl;o.;G n1~· hotll", 1 Bu1h:r1 Lawn Sen·. $10 tno. work. Ucd " bonded: Local _'-2'c"c"oc..:'c'c"---.J. Children Welcome! w/ or "'lo cook'g pnvil. • "0'.'I THE B.\ Y" i=-E,'CED '·-•·age ,. '' ol I :-,.is.-:ios1 II Ir:: r.11(•tl Y."·-ho! n1eab, day Fl'nt & oo, .'"-"· mow, edgf' re. '.".1_..arry·~ I n t_e r ~ n_ r s, Upholstery :\lo\'e in now, 2 BR's, ail E .. ,.,, ""· 61" "326 • '0 & ' ·• f 6 64 liO R d ·-~!\-,7~ ~ .,,....., Al Lld(l Y<1 th1 ,,n(·l\urag• wished. 2JOO •••. ft. \[· rbo. " R Bil" I I ... NI ,(. llltf'. 6--l2-.i799 i·ac. .11,_~,li a I . .~."}, • {'!;L . J '·. . . l·"'c" ______ _,_,. xtras. Pool, pvt patio~ .. Pets a 1 • AH :-i oun' 1•1c. ....,., -,. • ---·----:-------. ----LJC Upholsttrer -Qu OK. Fauni $!39. Nr ~chools FURN roon1 in priv. home. J Rooin Su1h• & &kt'rC:\l hlock nf Avocado s1, C.~1. CHILD Care. I rarr' \I-~. C_t.r.AN Up .SpcC'1ahst, haul-PAINTING · Honr~~· l\'Ol'k. Anthony·~ Up & shopping. 17~31 .. 8 .. or Costa Mesa: kitch. privil Ci"Ound floor-G8S sq fl $5:i mo. ~~10.2:171 &1&-:i.~10 lg fenced )'0. )lo\ lunch.) 1n,1?. lx:ld Jobs, nr1v fence ~uaranlf't'd 1101·k. l.11· d Se . 647_5827 N 8 "D" Kcelson Ln., 968_1510, pl us. Nr .. OCC. 549-1001 Air t'Qnd Cpts. D1·ps R entals W anted 460 $.\!ALL solid black-lf"niale ~-~of lo\'f'. 6-l~r3·1~7 ,t, rr1H11r. R~0~s..69~i.i 1.oc~I rPf'~. Call 6i:>-51IOI . rvic'I". ---· ' 817-48.J6.. LCE room, kitchen & laun-E-Z Parkins;. Util paid . -1 pood!t' round 111 C i\1 , Builders 1 G•nerel Strvice1 aft ·1 • __ dry privileges .. Fnna!e. $70. S~IO prr n1onlh RESPONSIBLE. 111a1 urr 612 .. 1189 I PAPERHANGER. flock, fo•I I 2 BR. $1.U. 3 Br .. i i SO/up .. Pa-:>-16-6l30 eves Availnbli• May 1~t ('OU pit' 1r1ll 1 a kc .. o v (' r.. --BRlCK, block, t: on~ r r I r. * LABOR UNLli\!ITED * v\nyl, guar .. e~limates, thi-Employment 1io. Pool. Oulrlrcn ok.. 717 !.!DO PARI< D]{l\'F: pl'n1n!s & occupy ynur hoii1f' FOUND · Tr.-.11s 11rivt'r's r;irpf'nl~·. houi;p levehni;, l!ANDY:\IAN Ha n g n1 an , 5 4 7 -5 8 4 6 ·I :~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~f I J\lORA KAI Apts, JS881 i\1ora • $15 PER wk up \\'/ kl\. ,. "'· 1 G7'. -IOOO 1~n1porarily or will rrnl a llt:f'nsr, 3 :i,o. all l\,'""'S rrniodPlin~. No \\'f'hl1ni:: -Cat'J)('ntl)' tii3-192'3 ~··h11ar1z " · L • blk E f 8 oh • $2J \\"eek up Apts. MOTEL "ewporl 0t:AC 1 "1 611 "''"1 '" .. .~ 1 r.a1 n, ~ ~· o ea · 548-9i55 !SUPER-DELUXE QUALlTY 1;111. housf' on r<'ar·~ il'RSf' -·.).ru ) job too sn1all. Lie. Contr Jlushanr\ Bui;y? Call Jtoose PrtOFESSlONAl .. 30 yrs Job Want•d, M.1 le oll Garticld. 962...&994. 3000 ~ta rlinJ: Jullf' I~• . .")16-:H9G YOl.i;.iG pl'{'gnan1 ca1, 11htle 962-69-l:'i ~~." .... 0820 alter 6-Rer>liir h · ~ Gu•st Home 415 J-2-3 room, up lo , sq. I 1''\fl, pnpPI' anging "' pain-:\!AN, 4·1, 11·nnls wor, Sen Clemente l fl. office suite's. Jmmcd. oc:-"11h ~pol., found in Laguna Carpet Service Build-Serv ~tosl TI1ing:11 tin~. fi-0111 E~!and. 9(~'<-7461 Dtl\'t'r, handy man. t.! 2 BR., 2 BA., on can.'-'On, * PRIVATE ROOM ) cupan('y. Orange County. I ]~ Re.ach \!J!) .. 31'()~ I Hauling p,\]N--;rlNG:Prnll's~ional~ All hofll 1na11 S.-p<11n!er. \\"1· oci>an \'ll'll, ll('ar bch. Adults for eldery lady, Bright - / .. irport Irvine Commerc· Announc;emenl• ~ \\,\LJ;-Ch1t1u11hu1t 111 1 :>... Diainond Car~! C\r<i~ing 1\· or k g u a r n.. C 0 l 11 r ChH;s1J1('r! ad No. 33. Dti. ·I~~ garden surrounrling•· I Complex. adj Airporter •• I lilHl'k J\1""11 Vt>nle area Av,i:: sizt> rooin Sit f'RF:f. huuhug for :salvagahle l'!lffitilis!. &IG-7051: '5--11-1111 Pilot, l.10 \V .. Bay. C~f. no pe!s. $14.l.1$17j_ 492-5689 ... ·J Hole! &: Rt'stauranl, bAnks, :l\G-7\0~ .. Reµa1nng "-Ul,..!l\ll,~1'.on~ _ 11rm~ F1·l'e r11ek up un furn ------'f j\u1ritious meals. Ca 11 , r. _ _ -----t ret-r..,1 tilJ-1 ,I ,. 1 1. ..,,1,,.,u,. ;. -.1 _. 1 "I -Yo11 Supply The-Pailii-l'Elt~NABLE t:nghshm Westch f San DiP.r::o & N pl r '''Y"· A SOO • " " • ~ ~ ~ ., u :i1s~T5.l.. UNCROtt'DF:D PARKL~G nnouncements FE:O.IALt: Colhr appn1s I CARPET I· t f· -~i7-200" t' .,:· Hoo111< pa1n\r1I SlO Cii. S1nglf' '2:-i )r!. BS d -I \r 1'\t"•·'I V1·1~lr arra ~ C'l<1ne1 •·1 a nl6ni -·-·-·'-'1s. C.ill j41)..';!Hti C;11· CnnMdr-ranrth'n DELUXE 2 Br. \\"estcliff \oc. Pool. 13l1ns. No lease. Unf s210. rum S2·15. 1142-627~ ''\VEED It &. reap" ... clean LO\VEST RATES rr:EE DYNA:\llC SUCCt:SS \tti-7])1C I fnr l'let•t an'a. l :a~'.i'r. s1w1· .. , THEES t1111prr\, t•lr11nup. \\'~ \ , , , l& Prl•ft'r l'\R area &1£-4;;.\7 out the treasures & trash -t)w'Tlt'rl mi:?r. 217'.! DuPonl Dr '71 !\[QTIVATION .')F:\1-11ork111ansh1p .. )t.1&-12{1.1( fio r 1Pryltun1: llarwi>'tna11 PAINTL'\:G/pa~nng.. YN - turn into cash thru a Daily Rm. 8, Ne111>0rt Bea<'h , R 0 · 0 Cl! TAN par1 Ten·1er 111alr Pill>--· · --R in Jlarbor area, Lie & BOATS Cl .. d d ,,,5678 INAR 'r AL C ,\ I r 1 " 1 1 Cacpenter 11nyt11n(' Hca~. 61:....0rll . _ _, _ _, R 1, 2 ,,. E , .. ,,,,bl• 101 \J ·11 h J ou sell' 642-$18 Pilot assif\e a . .,........ 83.1-3223 c rtesy to Brokers OT -pv nunr v1t· n.0>11111011( bo'"'""'· e s furn. &l'-"3.i6 .. 'l:f'C'. • e epy · ou ~lOTOR ll E:L. 10\J \\1•st &hooi 8•17....6.).'il \"Ar.rJ. Cara).!e. cl~ ron1pan~. Prrfotm bo A ts Apt1 .. , BEAUTIFUi. 3 room oWce Ball Road i\ n ah e 1 m, CARPENTRY Rl'"ffioir t r <'rs •hr! t"OR clean~neal-pau111ni::~ P " f 370 aJ L t 555 · · · 1•111('u]ation, modihcalLOnt Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Un urn. suite\\'/ kilchenelle. Ide Cahlornia. SATURDAY, 10 os ~IINOR Rl'.:PAJRS .. No Job i skiplo.ai!rr hackllOC'. !Ki:?-!17 1;) 1nt .. r1or & exterior, Cull tll'tail draftin:::. Abo h !-;_;_.:...,;_ _____________ .,_____ for architert. insurance APRIL 1!171 at 9:30 i\~f. . Too Small. Cabinet in gar-~--.. Dick. 968-406:i Newport Beec=h=====N:e;:w:;port~~B~o~a~c~h~==~ anent, realtor, ett·. On For Resenation an1I FREE L.?·'IT ~·.rni lri~h red Sl'_llt>~, Mel! & o th"' r cabinets. I :.IOVJNC, <..uratcf' cll'lt!l · up l''T-&-E'1•-,·. p,, .• 1,,,.,. produclinn srh('auling a 'I ' SI .,,, N B .1.''""'" , .. 11 .. 1._5212 I ./rnny llo11,1rd Johnson s <;A-817 .. 1 1 I.: lit{' hAul1ng .. Rt•a!'Qnnhlr '' " ,.. insp1'('11or1 \\'ri1r Cla5sif1 onro1'Ht • . · · •· .,, " -·"' · >I , • 1 .. ,;>.. ;, 1 no an~\\'l'r ea\'e l 1c'd ln5 Free •st ~" '-""' rt 1"' o ·1 p ·1 1 p -$~00 I" !llO £rJ-lli10 ·-----.-OIOJ" u..l(g{' ;l!'l'OSS (tolll . fL'l'f' <'Sl !llUl!('S, fj\,"j.1t.i()1 • • "• ~-· .lU J "'' II ,.~ :lly 10, , $3JO/, ·• pr ·. ~ ·--Legal Notic es 510 IJ1sn"yln11d, PJ\l-Apr1l Isl msg. at &IS.7372. II 0 .. 1 rxper. Chuck, &15-0809 Bo'< l~JtiO. CostB. ~tesa, Ca Brand Spanking New In Beautiful BACK BAY 1 ind 2 B•drooms Furnished ind Unfurnished Adult Living * Dish,va~her * Stove and Refrigerator * Sha g Carpeting (4 exciting co lors) * Sound Proofed * Billiard Tables *Pool * Large Re creation Center Occupancy in March RENT STARTS $155 • Vista Del Mesa Apartments ~ Tustin & Meu Oriv• ~ DESI\ !<Pll<'r nva1lahlP $50 . , 1.1111p. ll'f\ !1·111 lri::. nd." Anrlrrson.. llAULING PAINTING/papering. Ht yrs !l'l6'lfi n1o , '''ill pro1r\d(' furn11urr :-;o rlCE is hereby J2:l\"l'11 tha! rn r it i ('a I ll t 1('111 ion .. CARPF.NT~R--1~ I (;('l1l'J'!ll l'1('/l!iup in H,1rhor a,eu.. Li<' ,r., CAL p-,-, .. -.-,,-,-,n-,-.,-,-.-,-.,"h-. -,-1-l .. 1 1:1 1110, An~11 rrin.e: scrvLC'C' 1he undcrs1gnf'd will 001 be 71 ,11., 1._,_1 .. ,1., pho-..-Ho•te & ',',',, Lot-I Rcason11hlr 646-71!!!! • " t 11 f d b '~ ~ ,.. .. , " .. bondrtl. Ref's run1. &12-23.}6 rlrnt s~t'ks sun1111rr wo 8vaili1blr.17S7j BcarhBh·1 .. respons1ie 01·any (' lso1·1-;-::---. h;iulin.e:. Eve; ~~8 6266 'J'RASll &-Gnrage r!t'an-up. ------ II ntin•tnn f3(>ach .612-4321 hahih1y ~·on11ac1ed by Hrl-~f.~IALF:rkii:: .. Colh~X.golcl D11y: 537-1860 - , 7 da.vs. S10" load. Fre" *PAINTING* Cvnsl . building, ca.r u i:: • L V 'dl ·' . fl ' & 11 h1le , V1t·. S!u!rr & ---I A I "I" ""?! I-Ii Quality. Reas. Pr1cts. hr I pr r, t' I r. D r n n ~ Two ' (fices avall a1•11rox t>n . .i I ing .,n 01 a 'I '' I 11' I Rf''IDDELIN .<· ('~ . ny 1n1r .. t ,,......,., , k I o.o• E Do . • , h rl . ai:::no 1a.. 1 n n a n1 11 n •• ~ G ft{'pa1r -__ ---__ --f'ree csl ii-16-0$1 ~wit• lll'f "'""-' ... r15, l 351 sq Ii. GO loc .. Parking .. 1 1~ <•Ir, .. .. ~'a~h Stair rah1r~ tag 2:«i9 .. Speei~li.~ .. Conim'I. J'f'!liden· HAULING, J{en'l clr.anup. --------C:abrwl, 213: 281-7:..;o Cornrr Ne1vpn1·t at 11th. Ted IL Vandlin". 4.1C17 H:i.mri· FAinllv btlJki•n hr a r 1 e tl, t111J. Paneling. ca hi nr t 5 , lrt>e sPrv. Handyn1an. Reas. I* PAPERHANGER * ~XPE:R !I f . p Tnq. at 1140 Supi>rior. C.i\1 don Rd ... Corona di-I ·'lar, Ca IMi-~l marlilr, lormica. 644-7598 64~5848. Hl.'asonablr. 6-16-2-l-19 C ~ 1· ~ 1?rnls 1 STEAi'ol J\IA~TER. 64~ 1 LOS-T _ Blark !ong-lf'gg('lf Cem•nt, ConCre:. Hous•cleaning Plaster, Petch, ·R•p.i( C:s0/roa.111~1y:r. IR~~~· ;v Dt:SK !11)(11.:1' a•'ailnh1r s:-.o [ II ' l Bcat:le lypr dog, \\"hite 141 ·,2·,3 mo. \\'ill proviilC' furn1h.1IT Per•on•I• ~ pHl c-ll nn i·hrsl . ~111 M"llr CF:.,fE:NT WORI\, no job too 1 B11y_ I.: RC'11rh Jrinilor1al PLASTER • Pat<' h ·Rm . J b-W, " d I ) -. ·• II bl f<' I C1111~ ...,·i ndo11'i: floors rte Adds. Nc1v 11Tirk. F'ree o ant• , Fema • al $:1 mo .. Ans11'f'r1n~ !<ervlf'e front 1•1g111 Ir):. hro11n <'ol-."rna, f"l'asona e., t f't-., ·· C ·, 6·1 • !----------... a\·ailablr .. 222 ron'~t Ave. 111r l.i\RGE !l t: \\'AR o. _Estiln_ .. Tl'..... Stufli_rk, ;J'l&-,11615.. 1·.rs .. &· omm' · 6~ · •101 eslin1ales .. 5-1H588 al! 5 tVIDOlV d . . 1 --iiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiil-oiiili-~iiii~-illiiiil ('Jlllrelll posit on ~ Laguna &a<'h .. ~!M-9466 P•rsonals 530 61l-30J'.1. QUALITY Cf'mt'nl \\'Ork. let I companion for eldi>rly la * NE\\'PORT BEACll Ci\"iC L01\G-ha1rrrl grry rat I Gl'OrJ::f' cln it. Lic"d , Bonrl-* * * * * * or hnhys11t1n~ J1 on · F r Cenrer on Npt B!l'rl .. 310 -"Cl· DISCOVER DISCOVERY ,1 ll<'a i-ollar, "Sn1nkt'y" ('rl. 61:J-169~i. I S.16-1198 ri. 67:-rt601 or 11) 2116-714·1 }'ind Your!if'U los1 1·1c· !111111boll1l lsl11nd, PATIOS, 1\·alks, drii·C'~. in-~>::"x"·r~.-~-,,-.,,-,-,-,.-,-h-.~OcP<'-.-a-,1- ln Son1oone Elqo 11 I I R d 3700 NE\\'PORT BLV.D, NB IC I ar )Our. "'" lll r • 1 ~la.II ney,• la\\'ns, saY.', break, SlnKle ll4X>dle uph. lien Call 1'io1v . No Obhgalion RI" .,,1 '·'2 '''° T d I p d • • oN TIIE ••Y • "'" """"'" · ·~... "~ .. ~m'"" "'""" 1" "I. ra er s ara 1se · '"'1"'"~~·~~~~ ...... -1 67j...74fi.I or S.11·))37 The. Award \\"innin~ Sf'rv. R~:"'ARU' l...0~1 f: 1110 old •• CONCRETE.. floor!\, DAY \York GC'neral cleani 'o .. 11 ldl ·1·m now' • 11 h 11 P ma Ir II u ~ k Y, p011os, ririvt's ~idwalks, parl ,,·m• oo· 1"11 u I .,._. e 1 '" !I · SINGLE? WIDOWED? · I 0 11/1•hrnn1r l_.hokcr VI c' ~!uhs Rra~. Don 612-8514 I 1" nes Rrliable. 541-9330 ' * Divo rced Over 21 * 1!lth-201h !..· S.'lnta Ann Ave Cho'ld Ca•• 1 ES J~ AID }-'or convale.scen ' •· tment1 for .,,. ,.., .-elderly care or family r •-'f Oldritt & Jar~'·sl. !'or a ~"II 'c'c'-c'c'mc:_, c'c",..c'----~ 1 ....,ar e~pl;u1atory mf!ssage 2•1 h1•s LtNUSUA!~ !ar1<r ('11111f'O pin LICt:NSED child care, wo11 ti mes Homemaker:'!, 541-6681 a d,1y .. ~11-!l!~ll I lr;~1 1n Nr11 pn1 t Cr111rr &n-look a! 1h1~. nuri;ery schot:1I -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ •••••••••••lssfrTmiif1TiiUJ AL ,'?,, ('ard rcedf'r. 11n1C'nt<1l v11h1<', k\'11l'r()u~ a11no.'i pl1r>1'P, a e 1 iv i Ii es, H•lp Want•d, M & F 7 !!! A t Apts ... Gil'f' a<lvice n!1 1r,1·r. 111nr-l"Pl\l\l"d .--fi.jl-02111 ling~·r painting, f'IC'. Proj-dollars ApF••.·,· •• or Unfurn. 370 ~~;n. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 rl11~r & businC'.~.~ 737-~718. elfil1!Jf1~H sF:7rfER. r1·1s daily, irnh·id111el cart' A Beller Posillon 545.4955 l _!.~~~~::,::::::::.::._:::..:.~~:;::.:;;:::::..:~;_;_;_..C:;;:;:;t;;;,;;-----·1113.~ ~uth11('stern A 1·" RF:\\"ARD, Cl!ILD GRIEV-;,ml :ittrntion, 1111,v hour~. Costa M•s• L.A. Jjl;(; !ifl! lunch & ~nack. plent~' T '---------------------../ • 6i6·6i2ll * of 11lay equip. Fencl'rl yard, 9.1 KATHY HAO A BABY GIRL , , Amazing Adult Living UNLIKE ANY OTHER APARTMENTS Featured in PROFESSIONAL BUILDER'S MAGAZINE "SHANGRI LA" as Liveable luxury with all the conveniences: Clubhouse-Social Life -Indoor & Outdoor Sports-Walk to stores, banks, movie and college. 1 & 2 BEDROOM Apartments with Terraces fl OM $140 to $295 MODELS OPEN DAILY Merrimac Woods 425 Merrimac Way, Costa Mesa -.... ---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ • • DID YOU EVER WANT TO LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE BUT COULD NOT AFFORD TO? Here's Your Chance! Enroll Nov.i In Our Scn1cster Of Itallan Evening Clatses For Only S72.50. (6 Students Ptr Session) Rnman Born Instructor \ViU Also Be .\ \ ail:ible For Private Tutoring Or f'rash Courses. For F urthe r Information Pie••• C1ll 557-4031 I~ 530 S:.!O 1lf'r "'k. 96S-:'>182 £1h~ L ·' 111' i'olrrl'Uf"y trailer 11nd Bushard \\ /t'anor1y, (;111Xf 1· on d, v:ilur SiOO FOR c11bovrr Contracto r ClllllJX'I' ROOM Addi11oru;/RemodPl-1 * 548-1050 * I?~· f"rt'e planning 8e~ Jlorlrr-o-f:a.11ts1d-e~<-lµ_p_l1-, Kennedy S.· Hause, 633.6210 $:'.6.950 1nMn1,. $32.i month days/j38-£849 eve-1> I tradr $13.000 equily for 30 Contrector to .l.i' I"'" eni,: c11hin c11.11~cr. Ed R1clr\lt> 6-IG-:-iRri.J J\IY \\'ay, quality honH· '---\\'ant 'IL acrr or 1nort> w l repair. \Valls, ceiling, floors rrc. No job 100 small. oldPrhon1eOh'., f::..g1dC'C .. \I. '}4--00~" 74 h or County !llr1r> F'OR hon1r • 1 <N, ran~. S('rv. . 1 V 1n .11ke"'"IOfl 11latce or ?7 R00;'.1 Additions. L. T .. Pvt ply, fr17-.·i76fi. Construl'!ion. Singlf' story or 2. E~tim., plans A layout. ·;,\ Mil, Jeep. Ong. t.'Ondi- 817-1511 Tinn. ~·e to 11pp1·<'<'i&1r , Arldition5 * Rt>niodrling $1HIQ valuf' .. \\'ill lrad" for VRl1:u1! or IXKJi::-r Dari 111 ex Grrv.•ick & Sons, l.ir 673-61).ll * .J.19-2110 ('()~dll~~l~i~21 t>\'f'.~. Furnitur• I 14' S1~·1·dho1tt. 40 HP John- -----------1 "'on.. Elrl'L H!l1rt1•r. (!u,d F1JJL'l"JTURE Str1pplni::. any I !a11k.,, cir v.llh tr111lrr 11vt>rag" rhair or rocker l.1ke nr11-. Tr1v11• lor \'ull· stripped $5. 6-12-3445 Rnl. Dart. :>'ij-5:l'l7 t\C' 8' SOt'A, Good ronstruc11on I s:Ii.000 Equity 1n un111 plUQ Only 11ffdi; i;l1p COVf'r to I frl'f' & rlC'ar prnp. Nrl'it ~ perf('('I, Ul 6-11---0,j77 motri, Southf'1•n Cahlorn1a G.1rd.ning ·\ladae o ... v1~. 1tt:allor *LANDSCAPING* l ___ "_'·_1ll_oo __ New J11.wru1; tre" l'l"rll()v11.1. '69 Darler Commancll"r 11r- tpnnklrl'll, drain!, a.rhQl'll, plan,., 4-~al w1100 hr11, eQ patk>!I, rences. Llf''rl rontr. $l500 TR,\Dt: rOR boel. 13 yrs lor. <'XP jl&.J2'l:j durw bua:p;y or "'" ----• :i~j.)!271 " .11\I Dandy p11rk lni;: lot ~""rprna:. 11111" m0\\il1J.':, Equ1!}. ()r Co R1111 1anrl & "di.:1n1t: llnt.I '-'!IC .• Rl7-~ ranrh hlr \\ r~lrt 11 ranrh EXP~:r: llin\;1ilr111 Grirdrnf'r 1\l.-.0 Pnrt1oJn tor C'l"nr1 fi r,. ('11n1plr1r (:11rd1'n1111: Sl'1-f't! ,t· po~~ ~ \11rl11·r~1 1•1ct·. K»n1111an1. 616--l67fi f'rui.· pl~ only ll'.11\.\!~'il I . 11 D11 il.v Pilot Clt1.1,:51(1"rl 1!111·t 12,\I f'Q In charming 'J. BR Mn1r. E-side R-2 101 , 1ncm $16j, \Vanl I, 2 or :: Liz R•ind•rl r1'\er upper unJt$, same P•rsonn•I Age·n an-.a.. Slantia!, ~J.1722, 4:i00 Can1pus Dr., N.B. 'J.131 439-3677. Call For Appo1nln1en1 -------:..16-7118 \\'alk-1n an!1Qllt' popcorn -=~~.,.~~~~~~joj t)oolh-t:'ustom 111\·nings, glas~ ADVEKTlSJNG Ar I i I ;~:~~'.~;'sjc~~J~s~; ·p;~: Pnxluction :0.1anager for or ? Art ti : JO •49-~1977 Ne"''JIOM Beach age n c :;:_,,,.cc.:c..:cc::c·~ · 1'1ust have goo<I bo 7 Olde1· units. Prime !Ol'. skill~. Know prln11ng, p1 IM'ach area. in('()nle $1.0SO. duction 11nd seheclllllng. • E11. $2.').,\t. \\'arit hoUSI', opportunity. DUREL A T.D.'s 01· ~ubmlt. VJ:o:RTISING, 7172 Du A.iccn1 &12-7(l(X) Dr., Newport Beach. 1!111·e 12 exITll!'.'nl rrn111.J * 833·1610 * u1111i1. s.i 1-1'1 NJU!ly -\\'H.nt •ASST. H.~E~L~P~E~Rc-11-1 T.D.'~ anrl or 111n11llf'r e $3.lS HR. e \l!lll,li. Al!rnl fi4'2-i000 Pi•rmallf'nt rmrilnyml"n!. ,.. ----111111• or 1>art t1mr. i)('fM' Ii Fully Jn1prO\'"' R-1 IOIS 11hlr . 10 Sl,::.00 l$2ll .. l00l C!r1tr C:ill ,\Ir Ft•ank • 5.16· \\ 111 011 11lr \V111i1 '101or- Y"t'hl, A1rpl"1w-, Hti~~idr AUWITTvi::Rs lJ 10 per honl" or lrll'. (7141 4.19-3103 Apply :O.l1:1n 1hn1 t•rt, 7a , --'1pm 111 Ru• Garagt, ~ I: C lot 111 Arn111·ht>ad • lrvint' A1·r Nf'11·port 8"a Nor1h .chort' w/dOck pn\•11-647-1007 f'Re~.. Tradr !or equny in ~,C,..-"---4-1 1nt.'(ln1r propt>rly in Oran~ BABYSITIF~R for girt. Co. Ow~r MS-2886 Prt'ler our hnme or M Verdf' Sehl &T°f'a.. 56-J lh1\'I' Je11st'd ll'arthouse, l"\''S r1r11.r: do"''nlown ~.A. ~11n1];8;;A;oR;;T"E°'N"o">":;;R..-:,o.,= . ..-:,=pply::;::f::I small ~UM' or un11s. Ne\\'· pel'llOn after~ pn1. Tile B.I port, Cd~l:.Rll'h lr\\1n, E)(· flet>t 101 21st rlacf' NB <'han,;:or 6•.i-GOf'.(]_ -~--1 BABYSmt:R wantf'd 11' NylCI' Rlfl...~; 00111, 1\ hp homf'. Lagunn Niiturl '• r!l'(' t:v1nn1rlr. :\1n,,rlt·11n Afr 6 pm. 49;....{1789 trl1 , $:l()O f'11u11 ,\· \\';1111 111.tr • BLUE ~o=o"L'P~Hc.~1Nu-~ I 111ridrl 1 dr hi1nl1or or ~ . •1 .. ,,.,!!<)". 191~m: \\11111't's~··~ ...... rryc " ! ~tr .~tU-.~'<'ll UI ,t · .ivu .. ,. 'd •. ~p . 3.t:iJ \'1a Lido. N .. * * * ror that llen1 under try t Pf'nny Pt.richer Th" r;:~tt:-:111 dri\" 11'! 1hr-\V .. ~1 \ * * * "" 612-Z'6711 ----------- --I -"-•··••·-···--.· --I .. -~--1·--·--·-·----~ -..,. _____ __..\.,_.___ ' I l l I ' 32 OAllY PllOT ( ·-..-llll1 1 [ ·-·-· llll1 [ ,_,_, ][Il1 [ J[Il1( ,__ _"""°'_"*''~J[Il1 L_j -..._M ]~ [ -· 11 l Ml1c1llentoUt He~ Wtnled, M .. F 710 I Help w--1ec1. M & F 710 Help Wenltd, M .. F 710 Help Wonted, M .. F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 _F_•_•n_1_,._,_. ____ ._10 G., ... S.I• 1---------I • l::XE('. st'.<'ftl::rAR\' l\IAN to as1>1~1 maiw.ger in RECREATION \\'AITll.ESS E.xp. apply in ABANDONED OINl.'TrF: tt'I-' eha1n, J35, 1~:10:? C:~;1 ~.Io~.: CLEARANCE HO\jSEKl::EPEl\, wo u1 an Nr 11• olt11.'e~ • Airport I.Ill'. l<M';J appl1allC'I" sales. !>1u~! SUPERVISOR pe!'Mln after 4 pm. The Blur 1''oldlna: tablf' J6 x 90, $10. color 1'V $100, 11" B/W SALE lh·t in, 1notht•r5 h<-l~r (.iootl oppo1·1un1ty for i1krt hf' ll('Rl appt'ar1ng. Prrrrr Bot!e! 107 21st Pia« NB 5 RM GROUP Blender, SIO. Toastf'r $5, TV $30, 1ood cond. 4 radial Pleasant honie ,11 /hll11• M'~"t\'11t1), 10 1-.ork in r:1~1 n11·r ~., Call l\!r Sobrtto l Sala ry $939·$1141 Mo, WIG SALES , Record playln& t-quip $30, Over 100 Planol " Oriana dloap......,I b8b1r• C•1)(!.hle N B d • Pole Janip S6. Sleepi"'" b11 litt1, almoat new S60 tor R-•uo·• ~ Imm-•. u '-. •-· 'I p 11.1· e d ' •. 11 v1•r1151ni.: 111 ;,.',44r,!!(I Hi'J~UIHES -graduution full 1'tn1<" ~loney-:'a11 T11nf" • • ... Jae car. Anlique a.t-A'lni: eu ~ ,..,.. icu "" ~ll1tu~~·.,-~"nR,~m,.1~~~1,',",k 1t~1,nry, A!I ~kill~ 1nclud111i.: -,,,F',,\TC'UT'TE:H J""'rlle-yman fl"Oit\ •'Oili'~t' and :> )e-ars Ct1!1 Chris: 8·16-4092 I Li\lni room 1.f'I, dresser. $lO. Rr!!na !IA C•m•rt, nlachlne. Stl!a.mtr trunk. luy New & Sa\lt1 •N ,. ) ' ...... "I 1 11 .. 1 ~ d "" 1 ., I ••dbo'"d 1 11 hihl meter, lla1h, etc, S:'l. ...__n n -lly lO OI g • · • l'-lOI' 11t1" 1 .... u1N· 1 . I' · 1 1 f':>.pt>r1t"ncc Jn rt'l'rea!lon uc-ZONIN-G m 11u • 1 • .... -u O«-uralor dlvidtr t.el'fl'n, '"'ti" .... \\'Onuu1 10 ont'P 11 "'''''k. * 1)1,;Jti'.:L ADVtJtT!.llJNG 11.11 L111f. <"Kper or qua 1· , • I lli'e box spring l.: mattreis Drartina: equip, Pl11.nln1etf'r, Fr. 10.9 * Sun u.s Patt 11knds \\/c!Ry olr dur-.1172 Du!IO!lt Or/~Uili• 4 ty, sn1all nu::arkt'l, J\1ature 111111'> 0 INSPECTOR -JJX'.dineile llrl-2 !""!n Strobotac. fan, ti.llac. tool1. Sp&n!.sh <lLi·~i/Ba11:ame . tabJt COAST MUSIC \n.J nHdil!P wk NO ,0 ,0,111.. -.. t. ""rm. 673-:l:ilO APP!.\ -Pl'rsonne-1 Hi«e 1 %. hp elec. nlotor. 4 •al. '67 Jai;c: XN:., rtain Etc, ....... ,.._ i"" lJo · 1· f .., l\t"111JOrt H~·ach, Cidil "'" CITY OF box spr\~5 & ma1tres8ea-Sprayer. Vac. pump. •l•• 67>5127 f\'EWPORT Ir. nAnDVR J>ee.st. nut »PPY 1 y1rn 1.·xp·o Id fl.1ED fCAL l11bu r u1or)'I --Salary $773·$939 Mo. •,1,.•h••t-·•l,,.,.,,10,. ~ ·--~-1 •1 * ..,_,, ~' . h I .:.,' . grneral OUI!> f' NEWPORT BEACH , • ' ,. U1ill motor. ~bl'·' .. -... , SPRING s•LE '""""". ...... VU-"°'-' \"&I IO atct"pl 11• 11111-I !et•h11nlog15t llcr11s1•rt REQLi!Rt.:.S. High l!<'lloOI $175 PER WEEK '"'' ....., '""" " di p•....t rhlld Plt·Hi<:illl n1a1111cnRtlCI'" 11111.n -loc·al ' ~ JO 7 JO' 3:!00 N1•"'port Hll'r! Ne1~·por1 • SID. !\litre box 11.'ith 2.f' <>-rr• Thn'fi s•·p, 113 •1,1·n e 300 P laoos &. Oraans r-~ y 1 CJ b C H 673 3516 11art-C11ll1' ., -. . · graduation and 4 Yl'&rs f'X• $238 BALANCE = •~ " lovlnK rt'warcllng lo ('llrt• l , a.r.il u · ti. -Ne"'IXll'l jll·h. fi.!4-2343 Rt'a!'h, Calli. 92Gfi0. j7l4! periel\{'P In wning or bt1ild-b&ckla"·· l..ap1dary gr\ndlna: St, Htg Bch. Open 10 am-2 NE\V-USED. Colr\I out for ro,1 in hon1~ en1 1ronnit'nl f" •'1>1>t. I 67'l·f~ti and poli1h!ng unit. Battery pnl, 536-90j7. Starung )[on, buslne!ill. Rental• $10 a mo Sa ~ , , , ~I I'! . ' 111Joi: iru.jX'ction h 8 f F'I B·'d I Ch. k fl'Y 0111.•11. a4;)-2792. tACTOHY help. Sre11dy\111rk , o,-SAL}o:S\\'OMEN. t•.oi:p'd, APPLY -Prr110nnrl Of!1ce WELK'S FURNITURE c gr. I, ~ICt'nl April 5th. Store chuck tul! ~li'i1111ay, ,... \\'II, IC et· BOOKKF.1-:PER, full<hargr, !or sll'.1:1dy y,urker:;. Ap!lly N' IT~ CLERK t·'1rrrr-in1ntlE'd, to l\'Ork in!o -CITY OF -* SANTA ANA* light!. Cardf'n 100!1. l Tun of new It ntoar-new sumn1et ing. sl\llrp, nee<lt'd tor cxpand!nll 1 111 32972 Callr Perfecto, ~n 51JO . lo. ~rC'e l llr /UJ'tl ar1t. asi;i~t1:1nt ni&nl\Jl,Cr of hne NEWPORT BE CH chain hoi1t. 12 x 12 squ.i!Tel ltemi, Bathini suit~, shorts, f1ELD'S PIANO CO. Ju;u1 Cap1su·ano Utlf~ paid. flun '"'ltl'hboa1'd AA Pl A 600 W. 4th ST. cage !an. 40 111, drum Costa. J\leu. Carden Grovr COtJlpany. :\tust h.11·c 1111n1· , . & h dl 1 k lad1l'i; rlothlng c 111· eRse :t'lOO Ne.,.,'J)Ort Blvd. New110r1 WHY BUY Diesel furl, pump. P.fisc. l;;';c1")1.tii~~·i(';'-'-· ;;;;'i;;:Miw-;;ii I ~<27~14~1;6'~(h125j)::';~r.!,m~<~J !"";!!:~77~7~01 mli'n j yrs exp. Sort\e kt"IO"'· t ,\Slll01' • SllO\V DirrclOl'.i an I.'' rs al tlllf'. appl~· 111 JJl'twn. &eks1reet, 8.,~ C•lll """°" 17141 >!OV!NG -•h·\. fust ,.11 I C II M Y P k ~ "" """"' lun1t>er. l'lllsc. bookl. Over .... ,,. WE QUIT I I I IP<fieofpu\Jlu;t11n1>tmsu1ess : f'1'rn ·'lo $8 hour No a a ar er !'l!o.ZjFash1onl~!and,N .B. 673-66.'iJ · ' 200 paperbacks, Analog, almGll new \\'hirlpool tielbfui. Salary open. Con1-' i,n v f's I nit' n t. Beehnf" {714 ) 956-,1000 SAiil~.>~:S~L~•A\~D~Y:·:::E~'~'Pt'dd.~~eu..;r:-1 ~~~~~~~~~~~ FURNITURE? Science fiction and misc. ivuher " 1u dryrr: 3 bar The end it near? Final & 1~1ty benelhs. Cali for 111 ... Fa~hlo~~~-Car l'I(!('. 633-9574 Cal-Fair 1~111~ .. '-. rtrii['lf'rlrs. l'rtou·~ • 2 ror 75c. 15, ft. u.ilboat. 1tool.!!: 6-dra..-.·rr dreJser : def'p cut prices especially 1e11c..-.; AOCO Advcrhb1ng, or ;i3!)....;).l ... i E~l.~ymEen1t1 Agency Jlon1f' t·urnish1ngs, S Coost M.rtn.ndise 11 ~ J Be Flexi'bfel, ~Jany other llf'ml. Sat-Sun, nit• 1tand: bookcue: otlice on ConGrolendO"'p·an1 &NCon- 1;, l.aj!una Ntauel. 499-3.>IO Fibergla5 Molders u«:J .;.,,, ~uc d, Suite •I Plant . V 9-5 P:ll. 136 Albf'rt Pl. Ctlt. desk & chair: complete set :JOle & ra WIOS. evu _ - 1 F:x?f'r. only apply. Willard Anahehn SALESMAN $600. Rent mo. lo mo. with 642-1763 ol Gl"f'al Book.a, 968-5732 again Oara:alm Hitt these. * Bkkpr Gen'I Ofc $433 Boat \\'orks, 1300 Logan NEI::D part time, RN 7-3:30 E:>.p, 3.l(j{ri'SSIVl', call :.trs. 10001· Purchase Option GARAGE Sa!e-Cemrnt mix-6'T" Da\'OS sk~ It poles S25; \\'ARD'S BALD\\l'IN STUDIO A bit to handle r o u t 1 11 c Ave . Costa fl.less. 11m. L\l'N's 3-11: 30 pm, & Schnudc, \\"estclLff Person· Antiques IOO ln<l. Item ulrction rr, % hp, sro: 2 m!ni b!ltt1, Schwin11 "L'1l Chic" bike 1819 Newport Blvd, 6-12·84&4 hkkPnlil! & accur, !ypinR" FOLK SINGERS 11-i :~ am, AIDES -all rlt'I A~ency, 20<!3 \\'f'StcliU ARRfVF:S !Ills iir•k·•"d 2CCtiu'.-·TDOeMly. like new $60 ea: 1950 vln-Sil: Hamilton f lee dryer \\'ANTED: small ron50le or * ~lerk Typi•t $400 l'ingli•s '1r groups, audition~ ~,h,i ;1s;. cxp'd only_. nr., N.B. 6~:;.2770 lruek lclatl trom the E~~I. tage TV 7", $7.50: 8' S«l: marblf cot!ee & end sp!nrl piano: full kf'yboard. At'l1JI". !)-ping & reC'ord kt·~p· Jui· CUS Spe.:.iaJ. Contal·I NF.\\P?flT HARBOR CO:\-~ALES GrRLS, age 18 to-? Round uak table & llun & Furniture Rental ~urtboard S20: lhree 4' tab!f !; assorted o t h rr Prefer Baldwin, consider ing!do si nlple figure 11.ork. S1t•i e Johnston ~G-07.tl aJl VA I. 1', SCENT II 0 SP. l IO S k 517 \\I, 19th, C.~1. 5'18.3481 tlUOl'f'llCf'nts $18: <I' I< 5' furniture. 6-12-2799 othf'rs. Mu1t bf in good •. · 711-&lij...776t Earn $300 ro $:,00 mo. in r_a~l!, ik' . p1;uush oa A'lnhtim 77 4-2800 stepladdtrs: eight 2x4·w, 2.>c UPRIGHT 12' \res:inghoust C'Oncl.: r e;s!ll'.lnable. 642-3589 Sc.-r.l1ce Ccnlrr En1p Agl'nry 6. -}OUr .~pllr<' t1n1(', For a.ppl. d~ning sel. chnirs & chin11., 1 La.Habra B94-3703 ea; plate glass; air com-f~ezrr, 12' selt-<letro!ling Evt11, ·wke.nds. 5(XI Nt'w(lOrl CC'nt~r Or .. N.B. t'l.:J.J. TL\IE A c 1ivi111• li • • NEEDED l'all .llln M arr1~11 49~-9j11. Sir!" l:wiard.~ & i;tunding I · I ' A '"rlQUE h · <ll prt>Ssor v:/paint sprayer \\leslin<hou.se refrig. Gla!s HAMMOND, Ste i nwa y, ~LHIC' !'1.T> t &11-4!1.~! D1t'l'rtni. f.:x""r. prtf'd. in n1h'1'or. !"..!8-j972 "" l" au·s nrt ~ ,.. T Off' G ' I · 1 1 53:i 1 12' S14; nrw "'ater pump for lop 5' dining lRblt , & chairs, Yamaha. New a: UJf':d I~~~~~~~~~~~ I 1t•tn:)111l" ntls & c·n1!1:.:, R11<l WO ice Its SANDER llou·.•ful of o.-k F'u 1·0 ""'" dl!C"a s,. I "1 · n.l .:..... I h b k ,.. i.. ... 2 "" " 1 ,..., .,.ars auo "'as er; as et-blk metal fJ•ame S6 0 . pianos ot moll! makes. Best B .. kk •• -r/A•-t•lerk I plRn111ng lr1~ure t1mr ae-'.lll1stvt·"j1tndabletodn1I' ,-,, 0 .,.,.,,.,,., ~roll 1op <lesk~ Biilf•I cui"\·e ~eciona xn co· b-'I hoop bc•nd • "";_2'Sl I f Sch 'd ,... "''" .. 11vi1le~. Si>nd t'f'Sume 10 Bo.~ -APPLY -~· · '" ' ...... s J · ' .. • $300 4 swivf'l -rucker -"' • ne": " .,..,,.. buys in So. Cai. at mi I needed by N11·prt Bch dC'\'el· i 1 ln1m<'Uialr 0pC'n1ng:.. Top sifleboHrds,. Bllrber ~ht1.1r, hridgr I 5:;;i bar stools & many other ~=,_:.::;...."bl ___ I ---1~ l\tusic Co., 1907 N. l\lain, op1nent lihn. EXJ>er "" l"tJn-14-16, Oran1tP. Calif · A11n · 1~ F:. JGth Sr., C.,\l Pa). Call '.\011 ! D1·rsse1'S, 1 runk~._ Chain; & 67~7 c iau·s ea · itf"m~. 25461 Ver a<' r u ;i:, POOL 11 es, 11 ate, 0 d-Santa Ana. sl nictlOn or <levelopnlent A<'tivili<'s ConsullHnl. I 9A~!-9P'.11. !'at 9A:l1-6P.\f rocktrs, etc, rte . .>10-0062 ~!ir;Jion Viejo, !00-287~. :c~~: ~:~~ll!~r8~·r:~: =-~==""==:--,.,,-cc S.l5rll . ~flll resume 10: P.O. I l::.\j)d full lin1e work 124 Broadl\BY, 01 6-lj...3111 ;• "'llh ;-Roll. l'inyl headboai-d~. sm beige I Ba k Ba .,..,""" ·• ALSO II . d 1 · ., ,, sofa, 2 floral chairs, 11.•hite f\'tne, c y. 4 ;AN Beacti, 713/~. 5l P. Xlnt C(lnd. \V 111 firmdrr;irab!e.SRJBryrKni;i:e F\"Ft!\ITURE mill 1111111 ilnewpOrt 0 . C. Eniplo~nient Age-ncy ROLL TOP DESK 2 T\\'IN bed trames "'/brn BE'li\'N 22nd & 23rd 0 11 l.W2 Hayrs Avt.., Lonr EB~!~;l~Ro~~~ic °ni~:j Box 1880, :'\e11port Bch, · : 0111an 11 & 1 o1te or personnel All refini.~hl'd. $.1.'ill. vinyl reel chair. Good cone!. Private Rd, N.B. April 2nd, 'N"EWPO""~"R"T:-c"':-,-,ch-T~.,-n~il! sacrifice $500. M>-1439 aflrr 92G'i0. 1·11~1· l"01•enng. \\'1 rraui SARAH Co\'entry nef'dll fL * * 61>14-16 * * Jrd & 4fh. Kngtz St"aty 6 P•I. A" I g·o" II' 1-,h SI h 1 N · Rf'a5. 230 Larkspur, Cdt-.t. Club full charter tamily 1 _:_.:..::::_~---~-~-1 =~=~~~~~---I .,11 Y 1....... J agenrv °' pl limf e p. o In· ------Or<ho mollr II"· new An BOOK!-\: I:: E PE fl. e:>.prr l N<'i1por1 !lch. "J i·estmenl. \Vill train, min ANTIQUE-ANTIQUE Sat 1:30-5: Sun 9:30-3 tiqs, old i hi,ps "i:nter~ old membfrshlp lteMi~ + BABY Grand -Ra~ Set· wlllt'rrPlll.rial skills Fnr OF'F'JCF'. ""• Do•r· n~,,,. ar.:<' ~-S.W-14071.t. 543-9066. Round Oak pedts1al 111.blt' BEAUT!t~UL 9· sofa, llt"'l)' Ja""rtfR artid••. ,· ,,, !WimJ $200 +transfer. Alt tergttn "·/rich beaut tone. i n t e r n a I 1on111 1><'h1.1bl • GE'.\'EllAL .,.~ • ' 42" d1an1e1<"r. Cornpletely rt'COVf'red, Srolchgarrl black ,..... 6. 67>-2359. A steal a t $850. 646-A-i71 organiz.atinn, N.B. loca!k>n I Pnvall' c'Ounlry club. E.-.. N<'1-.port Rl'11.t"h .... finislK'd $100. "''"' 7,~~ & "old p!Rid, 12>J. 2 ma.ch, ~pinninit whl. ru1s, I C""o,.c.GCS~Z.::::bd=nn::..._.-_1.-.-0-li_q_•_l•-,-,,-I ~S.:...:c:.l:.._~G:-ood-~--c13=ol 1< • 1 \\" t lh S\ tl2 ~70 SEAMSTRESS ·~ ......,... ,,...., " numt<rous nlher artlcle5, ,..., .... ~ port ng t To 5.1.Xl mo. Call D1clt l'\l'u, I I r . 1"1'<! < · t'f ru · in, · lovf'sl'ats, b1'01-.·n plaid. S.300. of dra"·rs. mirron & misc. ~9-S:!l\S. S11n1··•pr11. Apply Tur" thru ~:11:11. & Tra1rK'C" Appliances 801 S1\T 0!\LY 10-4. SE'ctklnal Fn. {)l.D RANCH COU'.\'-e~crow Ofc $650 hnn\f'llH1le Openings. Top I :r2 P?r~1:J'.i~bridge , couch, matching ch a irs, S42-6ll1. 17676 A Ca.meron, SCUBA. rt'lit I.: BROJLElli\fAN-E"-p'd. Ap-TH.Y CLUB, 3901 J...amp~!n !'tal.)le. :.1acurc 1ttl iludi• Pny. Call ;o..:011 ! Cl.OSIJ'\G nut sal1•: Stove!, e" pol 1 \i. table~. toys, 1twing ~fl, ~'c1;:·8c·=~--~--=~ I HP J ohtlllOn ply 1n person, 710 !:',;. AVl' .. ~··al ~al·h 11 hlk Sec'y $500 9A.\l-9P'.l>I. S&t !li\~\-GP\I gas & clec, hltns, scH· POSTER bed & drP~sen, leei>et-, nrw iron, ne\\' elec IRVINE Co&st Country Club S.1~731 tank 0.B. s:>O. s $ 5 ti . futtell11. Anaheim N. of S.D. t r11oy al Seal Grl ,,kills. FllA1VA bi:·k1:1·nd I 0. C. Employn1c11t Agency clt'aniilg, ro1nbo compact rrclinin~ chairs. d e I k, blanker, \.)'Pt>\\Titer, TV's, memberahip !or We from SKIS ... APPROX 190cm. Xlnc lkh Blvrt u1ruofli G 'irl Fr'id•y irASO J'.M Uroadlllly, C~I 6~:..-31 11 kirchcns. Dl~hwashrrs & <hsbe~. lan1ps, Danish Se1ee radio rte. 403 E. 16th Sl., mem~r. 644-4559 CUSBOYS 18 & 01rr ,,.. iial•'r sofln<'rs. Al'~ Ap-& 2 chairs. rockl'r. 284 E. m nd. $~ Includ!na pole~. V.'AITRESSES -Ortys GENERAL HELP Ahil11v 10 uri;:anu.c Oil·~ pliancr Serv1tt', I~' 9 9 18th ~1. Cl\1 54~3177. =Cc\~!.~=~~---~ 3 C O R P O RAT E mem-!\lust Sf'lt. 646-466:1 l'o~ESS Ni.hi· Retepl .. /G.0 . "25 I . • SEA:-.fSTRE.S.SES * GARAGE •-1, T•blr•, bfrshlps in Ba!boA Bay Club ·~··· -.~ e$38SHR e ~ I 0rRnli:<',C.:\\.642-657j,LJKF. bb ·b ~ REWADP.RS -hard lead for llale. 557-7886 or G46-3Hl9 eve.s. AppJ_v in Jll'r.-.011 . .1101 . • V 1v11 ·1ou T 4l> I '"'Jl po11cr niac l orwN. 61&-8215. . 111.'W a y c r l . s1udio bed, camera, vacuun1 a t rfduced prices. 546-4670 E. Balboa Blvrl. Batho:i Lnrge ch~1n nr<'cls 9 n1r11, F . Id S 1 I .~. E )/Jr $, llK 1 l"OflTll SAILS, 913 Elec-S!orkllnl", while, co~t '150 clt"a11er, fur coat, S"l'.'ivel NEWPORT Bch Tennis Club DlLL\IAN'S HE~'TAURANT Jul! or p&rl 1in1e for n1er-C' 18 a 11C ngr I trn·. ~ea J Brach, 1213) HECONDIT!ONED new, will take s:;.o. Al50 chair, misc clothing & ~hare, $3::£1 + tran1lrr. c•h;irl!t1i,1n.: ;111rl St'l'VlL"C. E S , $700 _,,...,........ ,-' ~ • ., ' ""'" household articlrs. 945 Vic· * 54~5306 * Hn111i a11lo n1nrn111•r !'\l!"I' ·~ , 'fll "ll R'r \Bl ,. u·i,h•••'· hoc'. I Cosco hi,h-.. hair, goo d CABINETRY I Call .\Ir. 011y :>t6·9/l62 xec. ec Y .. , 1. \\'a sher~, Dryers i rnnd. 515. Mfr-7764 1 • C :\' :MS-400:! ----------L.A. fnr n11.:n11 C"l11~ull11111~ I N'tz~ ary Rrfrl~(·raror~. s4o & up. 8 Ft. sofa, .aood condition, -'-"-"c·-·-· '-·------IRVINE COAST COUNTRY 6'4" SURF BOARD GOOD CONDITION $33 * 67HWJ * r.:x-p.1.t.1'1'11Jn('(' GIRL FRIDAY BranchMgrs $12Kup EXEC. Srilrs11nclSl:'rvil'c,-492-618.l u11ly needs sUp -\'l'r to DESIGNER'S !l m p lf':s. CLU B ?.IEJ\IBEft.SHlP. Immf'diatf' Opc111ng.s. Tu p 10 1 0 , II 1 '-" biklnill dresJes & yal'dase. 675-J07J K2 CO~IPS l\la.rkt r Binding1. Good cond. 200 Ol. ;\fu~t seU. 5125, bei>t ofr. 641--0i7i TV, Redio, HIFi, Pay. C&!I No11' .~ss:~. '".rrr~.10n.{ r_:c~~· R t. B!'Ckgrlld h1'lpfu1 SECRETARY l.nrson·~ Appliances 212 1'. ))(> rerffcl. $.10, Phonr Junk io je"·elli. 2626 Vist~ '"fl-9PM. o.,, 9A.\! ,.,P,'l :-.ic f.XPERIE'.\CJ:: Nf.Cf.S-Curnn1 + 1.uor11 shar1n.1:. TOP BE"EFITS F:J c·a1n1no r:ral, S.,, n 644--0577 d I ~ Th DI 1,_ NB \\'E Joan-Buy.Sell anythlnf. v. ""' " Si\RY. Appl)' ln person only, S6.:i0 PLUS -'~ Cll'mrnlc I =O,C,CCC-~------c \.Ru, ' u"' · · Coast Pa"·n A Auction. 2426 O. . Employment Agcnc.v Club Grernbrook, '.\lagnolu1 *NURSE-FEMALE * 1\t !easr J vrs sC'cretariA! ex-TRUJ'\DLE bf'd~. large SIZf, 644-6318. ' Newport Blvd. &42-!WXI. Jz.t Broadway, C:l1 61ri..3111 Sr, bt1i·n Talber! t.:_ EJhs. per and i:rt skills f"t'CJ'd. FROST-Fri'<' rrlri~. !IO!irl wonderful con d 1 ti on in-LIDO ISLE GARAGE SALE (Practical l · ~•:itc. 12 \'OI! IX', 11;1 vol! ctudinr.: bolsters & cover $60. SL"l!GER CHIEF ACCOUNTANT I '1·ount11in \'alley, J\l on ht11n ror l'ld1•rl~· £t'ntlcinan, L11r ,HUNTINGTON BEACH AC, 4 <'U fl . J-'or hoat, l)llr &12-721.1 \\'ED-SUI": C a m e ras SE\\'JNG MAC111:\'E :m-2 Sterh 136 pni-4 pni 111. 111th salnr). Call t'l"l'.'11 • or trlr. a.lS-8:)1(). 11134 -----------bike~. <'Ouches. d e sk~: e 5-ls-6671 • RADIO rune;. Sl rr eo Young Co., great fXllC'nt1al. I Union High School LITE maple 3 pc ~t tables tahlt-5, chairr;, hnens, bfds, Call l\1rs. Schn11d1, \\"est-1~~!~~~~~~~7.~111~.IC'~~:nt~~e~ o11Jy from 6-!i' Pi\!, b7l-736:i. District Pomona, C.1\1. $jj, ma1rh. pie cru~t tbl C'hildren'.s turn, slain e d F1SHER GEIGER CO~'TER ~m~miJ co;;;p. Y~k n/1el clin Personnrl A1o:rn1'). 21HJ 1 -~,. 11?31 h 4 ., \\'lilfll.POOL auto "'o.sher s2.,, \'anil~· benches S~ ea, glass doors, f' t c. 2Ll Via • WKE NEW COl\DITION '1 -• "'a "' P Ui arran~P a i;hort l\·nrk "·<'rk OPPORTUNITY Ca 1 .-.. ..... ·~~~ l. Sll. Kelvlnator Clt"c d'°'·er, TV stand S·I. 613-14::1 Evf's. G•-•, 67~ "°'8 CALL :»1-72§.1 in 1 1 r phone jack & tape \\"eareliff llr · ·" B 6t'>-27i0 111 a progn<~!l1\'c ron1muni1y. . -•J ........ .......,..,. monitor. $110 or b e s I, COASTA-LA GENCY-'.}.11-1·132 or £\es. :~12-2AA9 tor 1 lwcnsrd Rral J::s!alc Sec'y Legal Il l 6 <'}<'Ir $-l<l. Bo!h good Cfltlll. T\VIN beds, mattress, box GARAGE SRle Sat-Sun l().S SIGNS: Stortlronts k .,.,,in-675-1191 Sdll·~ Pl'Uple f•'r rru" 1n;.:: I Guii r & drliverf'd. ~&-Ni72· i<111·in,.~. ll< rrames &. do"·s, "°'"· trucks. For ~==="°'c--:-o:oc--We Place People! HA:"'l)Y:\IAN .. \lalntrnanrc, " (ll IJoint·~I c & Criminal. 12J :iu--iltl· .. Rtlrl~ A TV, \'!l.Cuum, -:;CAS~ R•-~r,/Pl•>·•c on::u111.a11on l'os~1hlr to C L;i 1-'-'--"--------bedspn•ad~. estimate call: 962-33!7 "Lo' •c.. ... viu • Clerical. ~ulC>s. ,\d1111n1.~-11<1tk a couple hrs a day, l>-f'll _ lnninlr .(· ninHill't·-M"i's"'s '"E"'xEC,..AGENCY ~!OV!l\G f:as1: ~Hing L;idy • 6~+-0877 * 111dios, F' i Ii h l n t ·c a m P · Sterf'o. B!'.H auto load, l\lo- trlitlYt<, 'fechn1l·HI pnva1<' school. Pref r•t1irC'd 1 1 1 1 1 l\rnniorc, },.111111 .II sprC>rl r11n1era trfUlP '.lluC'h mort , * BASIC-H * dcl 33;, Play 6 !aprs con- 2i90 Jl!lrbor Bl , C~I 510-fiO:i:i ni· o!d<'r man. ~..16-62117 '"111 Jll'()ll('t'ly, an{ < l'\'r OP• .I)() \\'. C:o11st H11)., NA llllShrr mntchlng "1 e c. ftOLL-TOP drsk 8.:. f'ditor'1 2040 V15\a Cajon_ !\e11porl All Shackltr Products !eC'utivt ly. Nearly ne11.·. Paid Ha.rtxu· Blvd . .:H Ad;un'< !j<::KPRS t· 1 1 111rt11. rr~11l1>s nn h0111t·~. 6-16-.19.~!l 1 ~IOO 1 I' chair, antique oak, 5' Jong, Brach. 17141 962-~ S200. Sell SlOO. «73_,1191 ~ . .n1p yr pays t'e !H<ly consider pnrl (lllll'. t ryrr. , g00< cone 111on. $4j() Jinn. 2042 Port \Vey- ORAPERY-Mach Operr. (~l'Qri.:1000 A8Uen,. Byl1•6"h! A.c;SeAn· Y111ir tt1111 d<'sk & pi1011r. SERVICE ~111 nitr nii.:r n<'Pll-i ~'c'&--0~9c3c9=-------br\di;:t', i'/f'wport. &14-62-16, GUITAR/c11gr, u n \ c Yr 1 t . "'·xctl~~~g~~a1:Emllkf' ROBERTS 990 4-I r a ck E~p'1l bind ~1.ll ch. ov~·rloc·~· I ~~·7--039'.i"" ·· l . · Call ror RPPI. \V. ~.;. La\'h('u-t'd salary & beneltls Apply J\~~il!ORF. auto 11asher, FURNITURE? Fr11nclsc:11n dlshrs, rolhvay $; * 67~j9 1 I er f" o. Dynaco F'.\I lablrr & ri11111cr . Br11th 1nyt'r. 616-'..:928, ;i l:>-34R1. 111 perwri 319j llnrboi Bl la1e rnodt'I. Xl1H conrl. 56:i. bed, :.-ylophont, toy:-;/gam· reccil'er, dual dus! cover. Drapery, 900 \11 lith. C ,\1. HOUSEKEEPER, Ii V I'. 111. C \I ' ' guar 8 .. cleli1'ered, :146-8612, llRve you checked Ptnney'1, es, iniSC'.'. 3277 T\lichiaan, OSCILLOSCOPE 54:>-6321 DENTAi Chairslde Ai<srnll $2j() 1no. £xp·d, referenC'es. PAltKING allt'ndancs fHH"t·,sE·~~ICE 5 . 1 S·ll-llllf• F'a~hion lsl&nd N.B. C'.11 S-i.'i-3!33 E!CO l\Jodel .4'i() DC ·c .c.Bc,c;:;,.odci_o•---,'0-h-0-,.-0-,-,,-.,-. P-,.,.1,,1'. .,1, ri~,. .. Pli· Balboa P"nln, 6iH\Tj 1in1r Eves. Expc•r.' Apply · latio~d Sa ellmnn8·1.Ko.~=,o,c10~R=~~-,-,,-1-,-.-,-,-1'I'~ 0 SPAJ\:ISH OAK bedroom 1-----------\VideBa.nd 575. 962-6460 ,, ,. ""' • '"' · parl tnnc esp over 1 r. · r. " • NEIGHBORHOOD g a r a1e ..cc:::.::;oc:,.::.::..c.c.:....:.:.::c.._1 inger III turnt!' + -mike- 642.,l:i39 bet S.Spn1 · . e HUMANE-OFFICER f)Rrk1ng lo!_. 3~01 E. Coast Chrvrnn 51111;00 'Adams .~ 11·ai;hPr. f'x ce!Jrn1 co11dltion, sel 1\·/queen s11e bf'd, $J.:il. salt. Furn. & PP 1i a.nC f'1 , KE~~10RE turquoise wallh-Johngon J\ltsGingr r JI $100 /) ' Loco;! 2131 Westcliff Or. Newport Beach MORNING BUSBOY lhvy 11f!<'r ·' ptn. \l !' H 8 • reconditioned 51:l 9158-6581 j-19-2;126 clothe~ I.. misc. Fri Sa! Ing machine xlnt COt\d. $50. ea. 96&-.'JO&I _CITY OF_ PART-Tl~1B ~rert'Tury lii.:ht 5-E~~nl~~·St .S. l a!lcr 6 . 1 ·,-,,_-,-,.-.,.--do-u'b-le_bo_d-~-m-I & Sun. 1589 Rivtrsid~ Pl, 673-2:>41 7 •"-AL-"'T0EC~"'''o"k-,~,-,-T=1,.-,-,-., NEWPORT BEACH l~p1ng, filing. ~n1e hRok1ni:: p.an 11~11~ 11. n:atesi:ra~~ KELVINATOR C'hr~I rr,.r1f'r set. SiO. __ -·· C.\I VARIETY ~hade plants, speakers, 5450. I $636-$773 per month du lie~. Send P.P~11 mr to P 0. pt•llrllnct' ' Applv 2 j 9 0 52'1. Frij!;ida11'(' rook top 52j "' -l-lj....81 12 * ferns. i>f'gon ias. Fri-Sat·Sun, * 642-52:>;) • ~;;._1 1117 l'\C'11por! Sch. Ca Ne"·port Bh·d ., C .. J\I 6i;1-2109. ---18· l\l::XICA:'-1 di~in~ rm tablt Miicellaneou' 111 f>.l&-j29j. 3i8 Esther. C.:\I. 1 --~,c,.c, cCcocl0-,oT~V"°'IJ">J""--I HEQl.ilR EI' Hiih Schon[ Sf:\\'INt: :lla<'hinc Ojlf'rators f.."EN:l10fll:: \\R.~her :, c'\Cll', 1' _r~a1rs 11· pa m seats. 8' WFA. Good con~ln1cton. UMF-VHF Walnut gradua!Jon aml 3 years i·x-PART OR FULL Tl:\lE: 11, 1 E. ~!Oflt'I iOO grN'n. Xln1 l"Qnd ·-"-"-'·'_1_________ USED BIK Only nerds slip cover to e j;J8-6j29 e J • I Sll •i-Lf.>" anll.'<. xper. necessary. · ES w " ~=~=~cc=o-c-c-~~1 l•C'r. oi 1he f:it·f' .~ handling 0111 a sur1'<'~S I • "' • • Al.<JO i;e(•ret~ry "·nnted Call $1:?'"1. ~1}-491.11 CAi\OPY bdrm Sf!, \li'hitf', be perfect, UJ . .,.........,j77 PACKARD-Bell 21 .. black & of an1n1nls. J..:Jllllp. All ori;:-Rnicf1'mluc1~. nflrr !lA\f ~96-1236 . CLEARA!\'Cr: !'ALE: l.rg ilhl hPcl. 11-pc, 512::i. D)""I: SALES & SERVICE •• orA~IOND RING •• white TV, \\'a\nut ronJOle. APPLY b~· April 51h, 19il to l3n!as01· pefl_tlr . tl1r. rt'!ri"rralors: si;. l''· s·,; fi.12-~iliO, Eves: 6-12-6067 10 speed Rlkrs $55-$~ ""' •I'"''· •ppraisal '"'"""· r:ari~1acl 4'H l'I•" " ~.. "" J M.J ~ Exce:Llfnt. $40. MZ-37i~. f'rr '"llll•"I Officl'. :(;()() '°'£'\\'· _ · · · -· ' SHEET MET AL &16-i.1120 3 -PC sectional, Provincial, spd r-.1tl'LJI & \\'om1:ns 12'1-S-.il \\'ill i;acrifiC'e. 4!12-4793 1~111 lil1d ;\('11iior! "•':1tt:, T l='==o~===~--~ 11 1 s~ E-• bl ~ten & v.·omrns Sid $10-$155 Color TV Combo $200 I' PRODUCTION ~:.\p. & ra1ne<' flf'.F'f'J(,"·'RATQR 14 -"· fl . 1 ue .un. .N. 11t1 ta ti R~· H d 0-11' C l'f ''!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!.,..,...,..,.., l':1l.t 9200>. (7141 i\73·6633 ' ~ ' Sungra)'l!-3 & 5 5pd $8-'40 ......... ,,, oun 5 '"" ing a 1 · * 968-0213 * O\'ER 1~ APPL\' I.'/ PEflSO:-.' 1= TRAINEES ln1med1atr Oprnings, Tap AdmirRI. s;,o 714 827-4190 520. ~-V. !Wi2-3I68 Some Nl'I\' Blktos in ttocli. jade, miS<'., equip., aupplie9. ------- (_Jprn1 11~~ e1·111J11b1•· l•1r ,\,5r,11hly Upr,.a1LJri> ;in,J l1l.!lper1or,. :l\11•1 1w1r- ;110s ··~pl'r ,-.;111116 111· rludl' rt.I)' f..· <11111111; . .:ind llll!l•S(,1!1da1 !f ll Ol'k II•• h. • 1\l'PI.\' ,, 19il.0 .I \\!Rf)R!:1· Bl.\"ll, :'\'l:."\\"PORT BE.\l'H r r11nt· I· :JO-.~ .\0 linrnediatE' (Jp••n111i,i~. Pa~-. Call No11 • Pay. Cnll Now~ aft 6 P.tll OLIVE ~Pn n au I a h yd e Start Sun Tl:JS Bristol, C.M. 9 \'! 91'\I s • \I 6P\J All Bikes Have !Ml-Day ~ . ,,,, ' , • •.. 111 :rA. • . GAS STOVE 53-0--chair 11.·i1h ottoman. POOL 1 bl I t [ I s -GUARANTEE -a r, s alto op, con1- 0 . C. Emplu,vnirnl Ai;i:t'n{'y ' 2 $JO * 6-12-201'! · · ... I fr1e lo Yeu 1~1 A d C':\f ~-:llll :i3f~ 1:1 or !l.'ffi-173~ 1 -2340 NEWPORT BLVD. plet1ly recond1t1onor:u. ,200 . i-oa 11a.1. ' .1-. . . . T\VI:--1 BED t•RAT\IES, COSTA MESA S.tfi.-7764 'iimmmmmm;;,~~I 9A:.l-9P:ll . Sal ,,\.\1-!il'~l 0 . C. F:n1plnyn1rn1 ,\i.:enl',>' 124 Brnacl1111}. C.\I til:>-~111 . , , . . . z Bulldtng Materials 806 I hardrock maplC'. k 4 11 Sl l!l·I l'.\'G ,t Rf'<'l.'lv1ng. Ap-. . · S~I • 67~736 * OPEN 6-10 PM WK DYS 'j.'I Chev. trur speed. 1i FREE 1 001! ho 4 ' ' • • • '"·Ion ru "'. &l&-tl.19'l orang!, cuddle k1ll"n~. mu&t Pl '"'''' ''''''' 111,,., •OO<I CLOSl:"'r. 011! -hid' sup. 9 5 SAT & SUN T. 322:5. 12 x 16' bl'atlgt I 0 i me drt11ng r1•1't:ffrt. 1\p11lv '.lion pliC'~. l(l<ll~. 1000'!1 n1 i~r MAPLE BDRM SET -\Viii 111kr Trade-Ins-" Ii:""" hrt\'t n e "' h ome~. e PHODUet:!?;:" , , in perf;(ln ~~~ Prr~hu'tlon Sl.ir11t1~ ~11n. 27:i.) Rr1~10J, Sl:lO. :>40-0366 GARAG£ f'ULL of OLD S400 ''11lur ror Sll5, takr red G7:>-1919 ~/:I SL I !·.Ii\ !:-OHS e Pl · ~·~·-· I B•h C.:\1 I t d ~ 7 II II alr .~.-,..p , • ,-u nNITUR "' & AN· v'!!vl' ra.Pf's 4U x , ca 1 , 1 J A 1111·f'r ~11111~. Xln1 f111uN" · -------1~.c-ce'C"'"------Garege Sale 112 "' If\.\ l:\E / ERSONNEL l11r •'11e1·r11 I' le111trrs 10 10111 I TRAINEE Came~as & TlQUES. Round oak tabl.e, 846-7208 SERVJCES&~AGENCY 111.-• 11.u·l·or ,\1'f'f1's fa.sh's! EDUCATIONAL SALES Equtpment 808 --. --------42". Sf'veral ches1 or Miscellaneous 2 YOUNG calll, I oran'.ll:t . ,qpRyf'd ff'm. 1 blur.f'yed al1,.red be i g f mall' 1s.l-1.'i86 ~l~eGHEl;OH YACllTCORP. MANAGEMENT l3~•111m TELEPHOTO /., Chum. Glasg, Household machi"'-" with c ar vf d SPAl'\ISll Jtylt hideabt>d 8'. R""'\\ llh! ,.,,mpf\n~. WORK TOWARDS 14-t am1ly Garage S a Jc. dra\\"('l"!I, Antique !lt"l'.'1ng Wanted 120 11111 t . 1011! 1:11 lrv1n1'1 C \J 1r,11 l'l;1('P1111f\, c· :\! 3.1n1n1 11 11lr anglr lt'n~r~. l!f'nl~. Avo~'s, lnsul!l!on;, dra11l'fl'. 4 Pt' Old O;tk REf"RIG. LATE :lfODEL, <'onslrut'tl()n xlnl. l'!Hdl ~;qua\ f'Pfl11f!U1u1y rniplO)t'r 642-1470 Spl,.lno-1•1,1 __ .,,, ,11 1,1 Plan1~ :117 F,. 22nd St. Of. &lrrn ~rt. 11 r e-11·bile & ------PI'. 0 t' t S Si ON AL phnne , /\ Rround Flmr 011p11r1uo1ly 1n ' • ' • "" USED BRICKS, AS.Y. A:llT reco\·e;rini;:. &16-2'ij2 a ft UICTAPllO:\a •;, ), In r Of.. ~lic1!nr . Dana Point, San I thr l1!'1d ,,, l'tl!l~('r'\llll('lO &. SLR 1\~u· :.1;i.w R\llOmllt\(' lllDE-a-bt-rt s~. Bed divan golrt bdrm S('I . Pin~ Spar.ii:h RED\\'000 2X4X4'1 ;l 4/.'i pnrtun11 y 1n our rl111111 d••p\ J.\:O.l lffl: ,,1uple 01·er :;o CIPnienle, Capi~lrano arell rml•lif) \\'.,rkini::: for 1,11 Or-slidt> proJ & maga11llts. $.·.:-,_ l...llvei;eal 560. Chain Lamps. Drrorator Jlem~. • ~8226 * 3 ADORABLE doxit<~ mlxtd for 1 r a n ~" r 1 h • r 1111h ~11th! 11ork :\lu-i klll"111 h11" \\ork in )our O"'" homl'. iln.i;r Cuunri Gi'Oii lh-Onenl-!l-1."Hi:i'.H $2.J. Like ne\r. m 1 s c, Many nlhl'r p1ecl'11. tlfusl c=A~ScH-01-~1-7.c----I pup~. 6 11.k~. ntt'd lovina ~kill~. !)u!ll.'S AN' 11t t"ll'•I ,\, "' .• 1r1p I.:. 11 ax f!ou1·~ ,t, I! , 1 · &12 :-1171 Sfll 6""'6-7~1.l or llifllture, .a.p-'.I ".e~ in 11.rt11. Phone ,,1 11'. 1011 '"'nr•ny ,.,, JI• .. RELL ~ llo11f'll CaMn rX ---'--·-------' .... p11·a-• lools mi-• 1'0.n15 horn••· ''"''' )'I ''. 1nl<'n>~11n1: '.:7'·· t1r• t'ull >:rl)('ral 111a1ntl'llhn1•r ()\\n 0~··1 1' ,_ 00 ' Q t 'G 0-1 d ' * AUCTION * ..... ~ ' ' "'" · .,....,.. • .1 .,.,c"een 9. a .m l •Wn linn al <'duca l ion Indus-35n1n1 SLR \\/mt"ter. AU!f' l\1 V N ~ c-.'itu 10 COUC'h. Ope11 9 to S. ~2--70Jj 77S--0672 or j,)9-7Utl <4/j brnt'llls f'h•1111.' 11-12-i'ijl tr;l!\~p .. 1t:.t1.u1 Pi rnl;H\l'!ll. 111111 1111on. rL lf'tlS('~ 3,; tlllll 112 ~. rha1rs. bahy itPn1s. nothing l't"'r''<Ot'''''I 41 111 , iwr• 11 I I , I lry ,\f1n1mum Jl.(.:f' 21, <'>:· Fi11o Furniture \\'ANTED to bU)' sJ..i clothes, POODLE/Tl'rritr mix ' d ~ · 1.: 1 • " i ".'l'-.... ~ ~ -~ ..:...... -:,o n1n1 f/14, t001nn1 f/l:l. n1·rr 525. J:i!l \Vake Fore.ti Un1garrl 1 1\~IU'fltl<'•' (iroup •11•rk St:r, lll'r 1110. 10 ~rarl PR6GRAMMER-prr1r111't"' nnt ""''''~sar~. Al· hoods. 1 mm a c. Rd, C~I ~H.'>-7219 &. App\ianre chlldttns. \\"arm. Boys sz pupple~ -l bh\t'k malts, llun!in.:1on 13ral"li ('ull lill-196.1 l1t!ld!' & 1lt'~1rc 10 e1trn h1g C1t~r~. AUl'lion9 Fr1rlay, i:OO p,m. 12 &. 16, 1irl11z 8. &40--0260 1 bro"'" ffmalc. 646-~M/5 -" IJ R----s£"" rRral Tnn<'I PNX'f's~ l"Oll· m11nr) ln1piirt!lnr, plu~ the 641-2.~"11 PO\\'ER tools, hand tools, Dll'TRlB rTOR. 1n" n ~ i.: r . CRETARY lml. Sli,000. \\'llliTli:nrss 10 put 111 thr Ou(~t I\ C'nnlt'rR ,\: pro-Grallex canieras. jewelry, Windy's Auction Barn OX''Gli'.N-A~tylene \Vtldina: Fi:~tALE tortoise shrll eat your 011·n h11~1nf"•~ \\/Hl· Lill' s 11, lo(OCXI l)pini;:. ;ioiing Liz Reindt" 11, J"'loc. flood 1,.,111, ,' m•oY olher i!ems. 2287 20T.l11 Ni-wpo", C:.t 648.9686 -Cut!ifll'O\ltflt. spayed, 6 mo old. 1 1 1 Sinon !lN'<'~~"'Y 11m"" !o lr11rn •, "' 557-8284 893-2867 41; l.'Om<'1 ~1 1'~in ° 1P<'rl '"'·· t.111 Lorn1n<', \\rs11"111f P1rsonn1I Agency )OU rtrl' ~rdriuF l.· ll"anl 10 s!·re-rn 5!l0. 64fi..-400~ Eldr.n /\vr.,C.l\t.646-5305 Behind Ton)•'1 Bld(. l\lat'I. n10. n 11a. 1n\'r~tri1rn! r~~ l't'rso11111'I Ai:1•nt'.I'. 101:: ,1 .. ,. ,._.,,,1,,,,, 13,. ,".B. "· 11 ---1 El 1 Musical lnstrumenti 812 \VE a ~ movlna. Be"'utlful ti S100 f, I ""' ·~ l\'n1·K 11·1> 11·1 !rnin you .~ Furniture 110 GARAGE Sa<' N" dryfr, INDUSTRIAL S"'tt'per. ldra 1an . ,1.11· )' rr1 1ri·n1rnt \\"i•~tcliff nr. ,'\ f{ ~l:..-2ii~ <'All For ApJJOlntnirnT ~I • h 1 . 1 ~ -.,,,~-,:-,,,_-,,-,--,.,,I ma.ma cat 5 kl11t<n~ Z, lovely P"*sibl1•DRIVERSGl2*-2t ·11 1 7>lf.-"'llll prn\'alr }OU 1111h 11n1plr ft·pc I Ati1o pts, , !Si', Ml t ru or pnrk1ng ots, e tc. ,.,:..:· ".::: calico <:a l. 892--0290 413 ' lea·l~ to ~rll A. 11r11\1•r1 rdll• D1'IN(' I\ I ,,., ~1i!i2 Sp;i Dr, 11.B, Cf'l!l'!l! c'Ondlllon. '11% in-f l.UTE ProffSllionaJ solid J. W . ROBINSON'S ~ I '1 \l 1 ' J riwini "'1 . rrn1 ~rl, S!li .,21· clu'•••" l•oih•r. C•n ,__ 9iJv1:r,.F1"f'nch mndel w/low rREE Gtr, Sh.-p. 4 year& __ -----i'A linn.1 fH'OR r"11n1 ta I r. Virtur hreakfrt~l l"l101ll !l"l'I, ....:..::._::_·'~~~-~~~ " • '" No Experl 'ence .'1-:\\l'{HlT l)E,\CJI RECREATION HIAnl'h11nl ... \1nnil11y 01111• 1111111 ,111"' tliian $ .. chriir. (;ABAGE Si.It'' 2 Griod flnancrrl. \\"lit 111kr 1·11r in B fool joint. l yr old. old. Blk. -"nd ~ih·,.r. Lo\'e~ PROGRAM "1 10 3 -1 1 1 1 tntrlf'. Throdoff' Robi n s 540-4962 childl'f'n. ~1alt 543-6992 4/3 Necessary! ,, 11 :1n1 -. pn1. 1 'l\", cll',hl'~, pan~. 1.'l<' ~'17 1 Mtll'hl'!I", malt 1 1·h111r. rg .;;,.:::"'-~-.,.,~--I h.1-.. 1nu11rrJ1<1tr -SPECIALIST -·..ii;.j;!ru 211h Pl.u·i-. c \l ~tl~-."ill~ nf'11 lir.11drrt rug, \ll~c. 964 ff'rd '.?iw;f) Harbor Blvd., Office Furn1tur•f li'REE :1 ~Told ~payed black \lull"\ /H)\'I" l"ll'l'ln Calif 1lr.1. •'111'1111\~ fni ii T\\"O nlr!l full 11n11' \\ 1•h1~1' .111 12 1:111\f' l'I, c(l~le \Jr~a _c='='c'o'c'c'c"c';.... ____ ~ Equip. 124 I.abrrirlor Lltiorl 11'/children. int: rt'Cord 1"01 under 2.i. \:to • CITY OF • 1 li<..-n.~e~ 1,. pn'~ 1ou1' t\· A ~-T 1 Q ll E v 1<'10 r I ii 11 GA rt AGE s A L-E~ FUl~L sizt> s· pool table $5.); R97~i6:I ~/fi YELLOW CAB CO. e MAINT,ENANCE NEWPORT BEACH fl"rirnrc in thr hou.~<'holcl \\ha!-not ii/ht°:'li' <:l3\_, 11,,r l ""'~~dio, _C.:11 : FRl ,t SAT. Ze i~s Cnnian<'~ Bela aln•lt ;;· SECRETARY'S rtr.tk, I,; 1 LABfiAOOR.)~a11lt lrmale. 186 E. J6th SI., C :.1. MECHANICS e $736-$894 per month n1n\ ini;: hu~1nes~. Ca 11 ,iass ball \\"n lnul t.\tf'n~1on A!.l, DA\ & sun P.;\I. lens rrtlPx '.\jinrn can1er11. ~hi.Pf' & rhAlr likf' 111'11· I 6 n1n Q\d h!aC'k & -A'hllf". "l! "'"" k I w/f :2 8 lf'n~ $.'i>; Br.II & ' ' ' f1!1? '"""'7 {lr "~" ""1 3 '16 Enainrcrine "'"""'·""' 11'f'f' r ::iy~. tahl<'. 1Ml1h prrl <'ond PATIO Salt -Fri Sat l $125. J:Ml Port \Veybridi!, . .,.......,., ............, , BLDG. INSPECTION t ll.l.Tl\l~,\;o;l)Xl.;\I Rf.QUn{E.."<lri;:rrtl!IT'f'<'rr-\\A:-;"TED. >u OUn". <'X· 673-171'1aft:i Sun. 12 noon to 06 p.m., HO\\"t"ll 5()'1 11111 slide pro. Newport 6#-046. GREY I. Yo'hlle mollwr .Ii rtl\IPA'I;\ s•::"EF'll'S J .. ___,_ jtttnr l\'/4" f 3.5 lens $20. d _ SUPERVISOR _ ri11on fir ph_1·s1ca1 l.'llur11t1nn, -•rr. h rn1Rn. 1nfervstt'd in SAClllflCt:. l:1r1tf\nt Kint; fillll., Iris, O>rona <lei :llu. MS--3!5' lrSllAPED txl'CU.tive detk, 110n, man:<. n e u 1 f re . 1 )<'ilr <'xpl'r. a~ a l"f'i'rt'a-1 lrt1rn1ni;:: !hf' groN'ry & mrat l\lt>rhl. Bllnn su1!r. t\1n~ YOU n11 n1e it, uf' may hAve ..:.::.::.:::=.-~------1la11 top: sr<:rttary deak, RS~:286? or S4S-Olll3 416 Salary Slll4-Sll~ Mo. ,lf'PL'I:' ln l)t·r~rin lO-j pm non ltAd<'t anrl ~ rr~ l"xr-.rr hu~inf"~~. lull hme & perm mn!trrss ~ft .S"aR la111p~. 11. ~:11 Trrn Cirelr, H.B. "-i!,!!~'!A~~n~\n::.lk~re~ 2 filint c:abinell: 2 m tal 3 KITTENS, 6 "1c old. rtldY n.EQUIRES d 1 in .(uihn.: . .s1\11nnHns: and fii:1--:"1;,10 /Ill IO:ini, Sft' Rt niy J10n1e, ;,:J&-1009. Sal & sun rond, Cot! $l37."..,uu $TS. bool<t'aset. MS-ZIOO btv.-n 2-T. to go. ~1othf'r is n re l.'g!"l'f' n en&>· I Prr.-..1n11f'l In pl ~urf1ni;: \\'A ITHES~. Expcr1tn('t'd 11011 RPrl lfill. Tu,hn EXECUTARY T~~f portabll" Tong1ne~e. 673-TJ;,,; 4/3 ~~r1n,5C". ''"le tt1.1strartonn ) s 2 r11,f11nn l•l ~ B \l'l 'Lr h1 Aflnl ~1rh. l!'li1 111 01 i•r 21 n1i;:IJ!c ,\pp!v u1 F' \Ill \' An••' -uoh • GAApn,,"1 GlC &SaJ; Sit63",,.·,• SoSuul"h· I f.~nll A.Sa\f.t ~.,..'~:,., 7 pm or die ta tin< m a ch i n fl • 1 EASTER l\Utt-n. ador•blf , I .,,,, yl'it" elllprrrrnct 1 1 _~f111_a1 11~11111111\ ,. 11p111~<'r p . I lllf l'«'tn ;.,, ' · ·' · '" "' " ,,.. "'"'........,., •· Id! 1 I _ _ ri "11111" IL'I', • ri• · fl'T~0n ~12!1 Pir0 /\1 r rh,iir, nu111(<' rotfre tRblr, p ill· Ait SUO'cl "-••h tn.nlcrfbf'r, I yr ttld, porltct u·ks old blk h s b r k . ... u n.11 IUlpcc'llon ur P •n :llA:'li nr "n1111,,, ''" ... ,,. l'lll' 1111.1 :>.1•11 "'1rt g,."111 .11r < • D<." "' • \Vf\\I' rar['lf'1. 1'<tN"pt. v1lur. ~.1 ·• " •" , lit ,:-.;y <;; in SRn C1"1llrn1r xlnt Mnd , r r 11 ~ ,, n 1 ti I ,. \ "'' II ht' ~1il'pc1-."d t'Ond, $.WO. 64~ 613-7677 4/'j r-ttl'~-.. 11Jl, ~11 "ST n1 IHl'I ..-·r Sin r di/ 11}11f~1. I i1 I1 +;~'\.+;.).1~ -_. --'---I 72 yrrl. ht';,uL hhLf'. SJ :\5 APPLY -r1•r$0nn1•/ Oft1Cf' husir>t'''" u11nor ,..,1•1:.: 1\\11,·i··\\Ff,[t fl t .. rr/1-p" rlr;in IT'S P.c.irh hon~r timr Bi1> 1"'~1f~i fj,\f~AL:F: Salr -\Otll'~ of ~ii. ~·R,:tlt~.~-Pf'rlect . Pianos/Organs 126 FREF: In a s:ood hon1r Gl'f'a! -CITY OF -lll'l'lf.~ hi•lp, S!inii• 111 1,1,.1,1•. f\l:\ft 1\1 \IA!IL :; p !I 111 ~ h 1lr111~ \lU(I -.rU ~larli n& 675-l\"!l ·---------, 01\,nf: l11-:i027 4/j NEWPORT BEACH J 1 vi n i.: q 1111r+r 1 ,\ ('1111 H1 r !n'.1~ur"~ !. 1r11~11 i;;r~! .~<'l<1cli'1n r1·r r' ~r !hr -~11r11 Cn~I 11"1' Slflfl. I '"ar S11n :!j~;, Rr1~tol. C.\f _PoAcl_no.:.14c,-.,-C-h-,-,-,7U~.,-.-,-,-,,-nt Lo'vELY old Ch 1 c k fr i n It -'14\\'0 t~· palm Ii r ,. s , l.100 Ntll'POfl BJ\•d., ,'if!wporl 1ra11spnr1nt1on a11ul 'Pl•h old. s:i0 '''"'' : •. 67J.-7l2i COl"Cll S<IO 2 <·!~~ mai& 11•/lug b<'llt.~ Sj(). 414" Crarul Pl•M " btnch, Ma-8.1~8967 -t/.i •· h r.llf ~ ?!'I I I I l l ln111 1t1to i·,;~h tJ1ru 1t Oo tly D/\JLY rJLOT Cla~i;1fled -R, .--h id -b d \J Cl I I O ho · ood nd IM"&C , ..,. . '"""''· I ' n l'lff""n on~· ..,..fl\'f'l'n 1 1v11ra e ·•· e 1 f'.'lr-h \Jr k rs 1r~ t"'f ertr.or trlc~C'Ol'IC S 4 £All)'. in Vtl')' I co . T \10. old whitf' malt-k!!trn 673-9633. & fi, 1!11.l Harnnr Hl\d. I' \I ri1n1 \ll1,.;1t,l"r111'1 1;42-.Jlii8 I Btc'lfon 1).IW! $2:i. ,,,.11.f,.\..t.'i t)rfllr(' ~pin S:!!l ;\ll~('f'llanrous. 548-38!JO -•=94-c.:"'=":...._______ $600. ~30-9.\11 ~lfi.-7303 4/3 ., •• l l OAILY PILOT 33 •. "' Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime • A • Unes • lrln1 them or m•il th•m with corr1ct <••h to on• of our 4 con v1nl1nt offJr11. • No livestock, produce or pl•nt1.. • No commtrciel •tis allow.d. • Eac h lt1m must be priced with no itt m oHr $2S. c ••• , JJ l•tt•" ...... , ... ~ ,., u .. our famous DIME-A-LINES FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU e NEWPORT BEACH ... 22 11 llalboa l lvd. e LAG UNA BEACH •••••• 222 "or11t Awe. e COST A ME SA ......... _ . 330 WHI Bey e HUNT INGTON BEACH 17175 Buch Bl•d. e SAN CLIMENTE 305 No. 11 Cemlna ... 1 HIBACHI bar·b-q~ $3.50. CllERRY\VQOD COUf'e labl' S PIF.CE dintn' aet $21. RC~ 1te~, reconditloned!TABLE chairs St:i. &l&-7093 PO\\'ERGLIDE: t.ren! $la. Roon1 divider Sl50. S1nall S'Zi Gosg!p bencb $~. ~2--0312 $2.i &$-S708 ,2 Sw·fbo&rds, ex~llent ron-Hydni.matlc !ran• S..'O. "6:1 dolly fl.YI. 646-4760 after 645-1941 Chfov blOC'k reb II' b t I ' 1 7=====-~---CAST lron batht\lb, iood eon-6 !\tatchil'll break.fut Ul dition $25 each. &I0--1740 • u • U n I ~~=~------· 14 HARO\VOOD pallt!.i, metal dition $15. 2-clze hole Chevy cha.in $10. P1.lio u1nbrt-lla LADIES wa!<'h Bu J 0 v a plet.~s $2S. C\'lev 2 bbl illAYTAG dr,i·er, electric, legs Sl.T:i each. "'ork \.\'hf!f!lt $6. 59 Olds n.diator. $2. Ool.lble bed frame SI. MH-\.\·ind\ng ;:ri. Ot1k 111.mp r~nl!~d C~· 2;~ ii·hr~~1 STROLLEH, likt ntw Sl j, 14 INNERSPRING matt1't'ut1 Car seal, paddtd $3.50. and 4 matchLnt box 1prin&• \Valktr $1.JO. Box full baby $20 e-a.:h. tiij..-06()7 BO\''s blue MJIOrl coat like new tile 16 $10. 2 v.·alnut N"varnar end table-1 and l!tn\~ $;>. Crib rn&tttt11 $6.50. M6-1109 100v flJ. Rotary lllO\.\'l'r !1\and, m11.de out ol 2" pipe, al ~ I~ T' ll St&ndlf'li 1hoe rack $1. Cf'll· II; """....fW60 • ,-~· ... u mern ..... r DISTRESSED maptf' Ollfec szo. Push mo11·er $.l, Bikes Z2" " 43,, $3. 30 11:aUon rt •""" s.v. lnl -int to Door bathroom rack .... -, SIO. 56_ T-Bird ~l'U: "'1r t1nd end !1tblt>it $20 each. SIO each. Sears l'O'>'' inm pressutt tank $3. Louvered $10. Push mo11.'f'r S 3. SS. Art!licial tree S2. 821 PLUMB~NG i~em1; 6_ Chlna end $~. Seat $2.i. Burkel Lar(t> maple picture '>''Ill· $10. Ot.!lCt' desk SIS. insert for door, 2 fl x 5 _&1_>--S~l-°'~~~--~~-Bellis St., E •It b I u r I . lavatories 11·11h llrt1n~ $9 seat $5. 2 F'ord chrome dow lan1p Sl(l'-rr..Palr inodt>rn Gasolifl(I ll!t1';ioe $15. Elf'c-11 $t Garden cart 50c. :'.\1ANOLE, {)t'lu.1e modt>I, ex· &W--Oli2 each . .J 1ned1clne <'Ab1nf'IS "'h~ls SJ.~ ll!&Ch. '69 V\V lanips $lj, au"Kt' niaplP. 1tic n1otor $2. 7691 .. w. 20th, \Vhet>lhalTOll' St. W"·•I .. -~ cellent condit?l>n $15 . E G 1 SJ each. 3 clo&t>ts $1 each. \\'he"I ~-Other auto par\$ niagazinc rack $l j, Solid C'I U Pl . C ,. ~-640 ~•J< R FR I '.ER~\ T 0 R 11· th 54~ 11-$25 . ..>IS.-0226 ,. o acenua Ave, ~·I avw 7k. Ironing board v.·ith ,,.-..., 1 1 . ., 163 E 18 h s n1aple nickna<:,k 1\lelf m. 1'Ce1er £.... . t t., . G · -fRAt.1 filt"r Cll.~t 1111th tram? pad $1.50. Ba.by carrier $l. po RT ABLE w a :.1 h i n 1 C.J\1. JI.\! Dtam bottlr SU. u1tar BAB\". cnb $l:l. '.\!at!l't'S~ SlO. OJt-.,..hitt' \rather l Iv I 11 I[ ti It er ad a pi 0 r s Io , D\11.J>E'r pail SJ. Baby "'' h-" 00 1 ~ C:::.:"'~-~~.-.-----courses, rtt0rd5, charts. Bas8tnette, p.nd anrl liner roo1n chain sz=i. fl1aplt' ma~· ine, uoor rn c. •"""' SIN_GLE \\l'llf'el utility trailer dlag-m•. paid 135. -v•r $.,-. Stroll•r s<.=. High c"-·,, Oscillating to•· fan 17. 1 S12. Playpen Cosco SS. Pot1y f• , ,. si· "" "l4 •• • 7 ... '" .,.., ,,.. trltrhone stM.d ""Ith Uook CHlLDRF.:N 'S clothei, size 3-cottt"t ta:ble S1 fl<'h. ~2390 4: bathing 5UJIS $2 each, GOOD Ca.rptl& U' v.ide n· dl'C~ses S2 to $5. 614--02-1-t, total lt>ll(th or 2 pl~• S2S. 2:121 Bamboo, Saturday only ~7... 5319 Bruce BABY bf'd, C'Omplete $10. Ctt:&Ct'nt ifalr dcye1· $:"1. New double 9~ x 12' '5VAL braid~ rut sink $j. S1\i1·tl c:hair $17.50. $5. ll dn.wer cheat i.u.. Vf'l\"itl chair $25. Early 673-~ American ann chair S22.50.1°oocc.,.'o=iE"--be<!~~,,-,-,-"'-all~cdo,-g New toam 1na1t1~$s $22.50. mrtal sprina:1, pad, ex· 642-8171 celltnt condlllon $7. 6#--0569 ur c mp ng .> . ....,........, $2>. 4:H-Ol 8 u~-.> •'>"-' Dllff"'it o Id I'.~. \\'alker l'I. Play·-,, fool lluorescent light S·I. 20" c-hair $2. Bas1lnettt' $6. """" ....,.. " ~"" ,.. rack S\2. Large solid hn1fd boy"5 bike $j. 26 .. 111811.8 Baby 11calt. good $5. 2g2 REGINA el.(.ctric tiroom, like CRIB n\11.tll'f'ss $5. Baby car 1\·hiskt>y bot1lt $~. O!d and. p.ad $4. Tyke bike S'l oak drt~ser S25. l\THtching l liptt<I blkt" Sl2. Ortke Del l\lar Ave. 5-1~123, Sat· ~w SlO. 642-2'26.!l seat-carrier S7. 1..adlt1 llkl sn1oke stand S10. Aquarium Diaper pald and potty ~tat rnlrror $15. J\latchtni: ch!!st sv.·l\'el and tilt chair s.w. ,"s 0 , 0 n 0 d 0 a"y ________ TV, excellent condition S25. boou, 61,1C $25. Ar(ua 11ide and stand $5. Lamps and 50c each. Baby clothes 50c. $25. Br-cl rraml" SlO. Double 5-IS-!gJI LURVJ::D sura SZ:i. Bowling __ B_ik_•_l_l_S_. _..._ __ !5_2_; __ ~-v!e11o·er S5. Um b re 11 a table $12.50. Scre"n door lntan1seat Sl.15. 2 chairs $10 box ~prini: 11nd inattre~.11 1 clottit"sline $5. 642-6303 $3.50. La1vn mo1l'er $3.:;o. and Sj. 1\••ln headboard~ S~. Steel portable .sho11C>r, SAT-SUN, April 3.rrl and ~lh, bal and bag SJ.SO. Guitar BUILT.JN oven S25. Slidtna BURROUGHS n-•uoJ •d· Bell sander S25. 5-IS-1736. $5 each. Ant1nue rocker SJ5, 11·h1t!' $25-. Dislressrd maple Sl 8. Antique meerschaum d b" ts $8 H d nu• ~ ITTUDIO bed $10. 20 inch 21" TV ne«ts 1\'0rk $15. bike~. 1 girl's, 1 hoy'1 SIO llOOl'er tank vacuum $10. t'ach. 81'\\'n s1vivrl chalr Cheny.••ood t'Offff tab!it $8.50. Polt>·lr~ b!rocaae $6. $2J. 2 matf'hina end tables - China lamp• ti. Traverse $20 each. 2 brass tab!~ rod5 S2. \\'ork ~nch $2. lamps $20 t' a ch, 2 9.\5 Vlctorla S1, C.t.I. dishn1astrr1 $12, UO. Corona IOA.\f.;,.p"1. 239 ·Gist SI. pi~SlO.Oldlllcaniertrunk oor ca JI}(' • ea-dlna: niachlne $25. »3AVictoria1'1,C"-f. Lan1p Sl.50. Bathroon1 record cablrn'1 $25. :-.tapl!! NB. Collee tablet $1. Bona:o SW. Eleclric Chr!s!znu !rf.'e boards SJ. 3046 Klllybrook lllaj'navox rad!o/phono $25. SOFA in good condition SM. bfoll('h Sl.50. Bar stools $1 .~ :l dra>o1·er c-ht!il nlghl stand I '' B bbl C:\i. 5-10-9719 '' h R•--~ ·-T =· 111 R d I II c ru111 . u e 11extant haM" $.'\.50. Water pump $t;i. Gas ti.replace s.et, logs, Tu·o mod,rn end tables and c · ~ .... u1 .........:. O)'S ,,.,,... . oun niap e co rr $2ZJ. Oh.hes 2X · SJ. Tl"&\'el Rolodex $2. Des!catin~ box, T\'PING chair s:;. 1\1-0 office burner, rratt $20. 962-6116 c'Otfe-t table $2.:Jl t'ach. 1\10 ~!9, .. ?;"l\na;e No. F, C:\I tabll! $:20. ~laple finish S iron S2,50. 6 i,:al!on Johnson ~tainless stt'el $25. Picture chairs. ~itioned, l!ke 118 se!s nursery cui•taln:t si.1 _~-~-=---------dra11'C'1· chest S20. T1Vin 11izt RR! tank $6. Pictu~ !ra1ncs frame! 51 t'arh. MS-0355 ~w $20 each. :J.t>2529 19" nnnable 'IV $25, ~ Floral oil painting $6. PHir BABY crib, good condition studio couch .$20. Round ~-11 La .. ftd T.11..· ..-110 Pl b b 1 k pt'dtsta! kllchen tabl~. n1ar """"' -· mps .... t'S """" OLD s11. ivel organ stool $20. Blt;ELO\V carpe11 and pads, DINING table and 6 chain Chinese nlodeni larnps Sl2 · 11.yptn 11 Y ill.le, 1 t' poor top .$2J. 4 n1atching Decorator itenui :l()c -$3. E')C'C!ric )a'>l·n n1ov.'er, >o1'01"k.~ like new no \\'Orn 1pots $25. 642-7&.10 both. Baby junip seat $3. f"/f'il' .$2. ~7-8284 S'>''lvel uphol.~t"red chairs DOUBLE niallrr-ss and ixlx S\7.~. Cast iron double $23. Red~·ood gloss, clear CUit \\'OOd chair SJ. S11.11"tl CRIB $20 36" doll S5. L1k~ SlO ,ach. 646-92!6 sprilliS $10. Half size foan1 kllcllen sink 72 x 32 S~. glois oil se11.l"r and finish BOY's bike 2G" $1. 640-9708 rockel' $10. 962-8552 ne-w vacuum broo1n s1.·1. GTRL".s and boy's clotht"s. niatu·ess s.>. Books, comics Yellow bathrooni sink S4. Si gallon. 64.:1-5346 SE\\'JNG ni1chlne conso.le, TILE 9 x 9 SI per bOx &ind saw SZO. Ouomlln $8. lo t•lass1cs, pocket and hard ~niall uhllty !\ink S3. Brass 21 .. PACKARD Bell 'IV $25. \\'hlle. S2S. ~97-08 12 X 12 °JOc t"&Ch. Elt'Ctrl~ High chair s5. 400 Rtdlands ;~i~. 3\~;;itej()cd-:~~ri;:n1~~ bound Sc -~25. Baby · girl flex ~as conneetors 60c \Va.lnut coUer. and end 1,N:_.AN00T·,~pl"'•t• ~. , S'~la•~ motor $3. 8 dra\\·tr c-h,st Avt> .. NB .).lg-4437 D1Y1[) leaf end 1able $3. do!hes, toys, dolls, animals earh. Small gus heater $3. tables $2j. Double bed, "" " .,., u" $25. ChaiI'll $:> $25. BSA 11,·beel. conip!rlr '>1'\th Ttrht>r bid! stand SL Child'..,. '.le -=-:Jc. Dishes 5c • 51lc. Shovels, push brooms and ebony hc!adboard S20. 2-Lin-high chair, new cushions Ref r I g er a Io r $ l 5. good bra kl" and new Dunlop punch In~ b11ll $1. Bleyclt' Old >o1a!nu! \'eneer dresser raicell 50c each. Round cof· coin 15" wheels $2 each. $5. Upper Ne'.l'port Ba)'· :\llscella.neous tabli>s $3 -Goldseal ~70 3~19 IU'C and sea! SI. Double n1edicirll" 1vith round mirror Sll. tee lable ~. !1-laple dlning 646-7510 ~8-llOG S2j J\1.e11'1, "'o n1 en '. ~~lx' S2J tl~:hrome f~nct"r ;:id cablnet $10. Vases, 1•andle Chest to match $ 1 5. room table, pull out t'lld Io=~~~~-~~~~ PICTURE ln.1nes $.i Dishes rhildren's clothrs 2J.i·. Shoes ~,,_.J..."2 1>proc '°1 J • ho!del'5, aih tra~J 50<'·S!. COLOR TV, o!d RC A, -"' I J"·S\ L ~ ~ 6-12~284. 19Jl Pomona A\'e, leaves $7.50. Large wood auu gaSS\\'af'C ...... -· Ui-2X. 15 X 18 tarp $8. \Vr-1..:_;:__:.:::_~------1718 t.t111sou ri SI, 5-IS-3538, Apt E. grain neveiniar tn b!e with doesn't \\'ork S2:i. SJ?-'2I08 gage SI. Je\\·elry 2X-SJ. \~er v.·a5her SIO. l.(ive ,(car 4 EMlern Roel<\ :'llaplt> chairs 1tlf'!la Venlr leaf $1.i. 6 oak chairs $5 HYDRAULIC bumper jack Golf nrt ST. Swlng M'l S~. $20. Head boardli, t11U and S1:i. Dining room lablf.' to ffR51' qu11.lity maple h1 in ~'ALL &cceasories, limall rach. 2 pumps >o1•ith motor·s $2S. 83i-2108 Antique fireside bench $10. !win $3 . $10. Sink $5. 101 match $2:J. Cetlar chest $2~. bed s25. Airloani ensemblP p1ctun> fr11n1t'S $1.:icl -S.J. ~.·, ru1d $15. (;as blow torch Rf:D\\"OOD picket fencing, Redv.·ood t1.ble Rnrl benches Huntir1gcon t'Qrncr of Atlari-f','ighl 5tand $10. 8-6 P:\I. box !lprings and n1a!U~ss Decorator lranies 11>1th mil'· $2. Large commt"rc1al 1s·· high, about 100' long. S7. Re~"'~63~~al~ and love[c'~'c· -"5.1&-:"'::'.31~20~·------li'~""~·;;"::;;'".,;;-;;;;:-;;:;;;;;-,;;:;;;-S2:1. 548-WJOO ror.; $6.2j · $\S. Se\"era.1 janitor mop bucket with NHd& 1·ep.air, ideal tnr St"a! · J en ICY' GOOD t-onditlon, old itcam~r PA IR 01 :\lap!e bunk bC>rls. 2J" Zeni!h black and whi!P sizes and shapes. futggedy b 84&-0939 nceds rrfiniihing, re Jaddtr Ann and Andy plaques. hand .\:hri..'1-~,"s-"'. dB,2ff·t11~,',,.~, !railtr skirting SlO. &JG.-581-t 1-IA'.\tlLTON Beach mixer trunk, has dra1~·r1't, l(IC'lo; Sla ~ai·h. SUb-tttn clotht'.'~. rrmot" control s2:i. 5-18-4137 · d 13 II ... •t:i ru ~· .. '"" 11SHER G · J"· and kl'Y. size 21 .. x Jj" BO\''S 'ndoor •·d "''tdoo-; pa1nle .1::; set. S111a e1ger counter 111e v.ith juiet>r and m ea t 11b:ts 5--8, ladles clothes 12-' "" " • carved brarkt>li for 4 .. \\'id~ 11ith sllding doors $12-~-new condition $25. 531-729-1 'nd $12 Surfboard s1-x ~o·· S2:i. Three dr&>o1't'r ~kates sizt> 4, $20 and S2.50. shrlf, gold and avocado $3 Pool Jadder $4. 600 c 16 tire gn er · J. ltgal Ill" cabinet $15. lia.lf 14· Sl • Sl.l. &y"i plaid i'olini-b!ke auto n1oun1s Slj -$'.~. ""•~1. ~·,, ... ,..,,,, tube and rim $;). 7:;(1 x: VOLKSWAGEN parts: Nf'1v Black and (Tay \\'ii;, pl'f'· la11n i11o"·"r $j. Rota.iy .!iport co1t, 2 pair pa.nls, Army foot lockt>r $.l. 30(, ,, .,,,, .,.,..,..,,,,., .~ ..... "" !"" 11 .. S<."OOps fir 'S0.'67 bus SS. curlt'd $12.;.J. Gamei 2jc :i;izt" 14 $10 takes 11.ll. Radio Shoi'es 20 new recap ""· ,. 40 h t bcl Sl 50 _ 1;,c • $1. Odd luggage. law11 mower $2J. Sturdy \\'eb Ramona Place ~IS-!1102 pJyv:ood ping pona: tablt, Hub P ca~" for l.bu':':r ~..; Sl . s2:;. Pllrles ~. Three patio chairs $2 earh. Ex· ~-~~~i;! pl:;;r !~:O~~ I _E_D_l_SO-.-,--,-,,-b--"-"-"-,-,-,-,. OILED Dani~h teak lilame-fo\rlinl!: leg~ $5. ~ cup SJ. 2-cab slept SJ. Sean \\·ay table la.mp SJ. 5 0 . eellt>n\ accordion SZ>. J'iietaJ 75 Sat a.II d•)• all nt>xl Kanf\\·f'\ ma\1re55 s:;. La.ra:r dining l<tble, extends tu st"a! electric-dt'l" l"'oflee tur11, !ape d••k 00 ... ,~,, 6_12 framt' desk. si1e 13 .. x 36" • · · " ' · hi b b di d " 8 12 I " 13 ... ,, Clothes 2X. Sl. lron Sl.50. Wt'tk. 1388 Sant1. Ana Ai·t , "' le a Y era e an Pih• ZJ. Po aroid 210 Color low-hi~h heat, "·orJ..-s · v•lt sa·. N•'" o.,,, US\IC · ._ b. -h $~. P11.ir Cherub lamps, $25, all "xctilent condltinn P u • "" :\lachinc uub ins lX eac . be.f\\een t:Hh and 16th Sl. achmera, per r C' ct con· Tree tnmmcr sa\\' !or cut-5 gallon Jas can. ttd s,s. Enierson porlab!t T v. shadts, 36"' hl~ SIO. J-5;J &l<t--0222 dition, used ,) tin1cs S2j. ting off limbs wilh 4 f'X· _54:,,olhl,c:,Oc23:,..~~~~~~~ iireds 11,•ork SIO. 8 J 4 &:allon drums, lill"d v.•Hh 2 BAR stools .$20. Sina.II chest SLOT Car Jrack. Large 4• Accessories: Case SJ. Flash tensions !or tall trees Slj, ::-,.,.,,, di,~el fue!. all Sl5. Beautiful Si. Kitchen table and ;: x 11' semi~p,~I. 4 lanes, !-T I' I V _.. DOUBLE bt"d S20. T>o1·in Congres1, C'.\1. 54S-:.U.,7 al 1 1 l l! ,_ I bl .-J. 1n1er .i. f'1 n1 and Child's medium size\ Ouuer Ch ~d d 1 2 • =="'=-'~----~~I re hair, bro1~·n fall SJ. c1a Ni · ..... mp a ~ .,.l. 1ra.n~formt>r S2S. '1 t8--0776 erry "" Sit"& s ~ · PO\ VER la\\ n n1owtr $23. o · h 12 "" 2 'l 02 bulbs $3. Norelco casseue hor~c J.l. Electril" irons. PortahlP range Sl:i. Tier Single ltgal file, sii" 26'' 1R l's · .,.,,,..;)6J , 64u-4 DOUBLE m11.Uress 111\d box tapt> rec.-ordcr. ne\I' $2j. \\'Ork iX eac-h. illotors for table SIS. \\'hatnot she!! $3. ~~: !o 4??," r.lels~~ea: x 13" x l·l" SJ. f''loor lamp \VALN'UT bachelor chest Sti. Case, microphone, i;tereo grinders buUeri S2 each. B-•· •• ,.,·., lamp $10. shade S3. 646-2$12 ' 1 30 '"" '"'·oe" =-h La h l===~~~~~=~~I 1Tatch.ng x 34 >o1·11.lnut plugs and 5 nt"W tapt's Sl5. Largl"r motors $25 t'a.ch. B,~ ''''' Sl. Jrnning board • ""' tac · rge s eel SC "' I $2 $7 = RAM LETS fran1"d mirror S15. 6' En(;lanc!!"r firn1 t\\ 111 b.c! Con1prcssors, blo"'ers S25 S.l Bralde-d rug $5. 673--9103 ineta piec"s · · "" ' • and m.11-· h ~ , h I< db k boo'-·· ""-lb. S penny nalls $3. 2 ;o..taple \\·alnut bt"nch, n e f' d s '~ 0 ... ,·'"~s. ea~~ ~~m 1 "'h· r" 'ba' k 0".",,~ NYLON beige carpeting '>l'ith t>lld !<1b!e lamps SJ pair. ANSWERS rt>flnis hing $5. Round sl! .. ·tr .w. °"".: saw auu ""OOC r11.c · aper c • ' """• pad for 16' x 11 l/3' room. h ! cl\ h SI I nd miter box S6, Tricyclt' SS. magilzlnes \{)(' each. i i Good rondHion. Clean. S20. 80 lb, bni·bell set SJ. 6 Cap-1 u~~;, ~ade~· ~"'~=~~." 32- Cash sales only, &12-,:,007 r ecords \Oc f'.&ch. ~~j lain'5 :\lap!r chairs SlO sprints l\ith frame, cPlltn1 S2ZJ. 962-638.l ~fODERN 8' iO!d couch good rontli\ion S25. Large fonnica table \\•ith 1 ¥1'P.f'n and oi·11ng" paf!rlf'd cliai1·s s2:1. Older Roper r11ni;t, good 11,·orklng condltlon S 2 5. 842-286.) ------- 9 x 12 TENT SS.50 Small IYPl''>'Titer Jr. $10. ' TV il11lf'rspring ma.!!l'CS! S4. !'ltands S2 -$5. l !Ink doublt> Jlollr11'00d bed f't11.n'e $4. laucets $4 -$15. 3 clock Tngtan1a.t1c Kodak ran1e1'11. radios 3 -~. 3910111 Chan- No. •KIO SlS. ,\ntiqut jujt" nel PL. N,8 . 673-1603 5 111.llon $6.50. Type11.Tlttr 'RcEc'G~AoL-rug-,-,-,-.,c1o1,-,c1-co-n·-I table S.J. s.13-Jf.03 dition 6' x 14. oval zi.ttn . \IAPLf; round coll'' table rug. 41," 1-ound 11'ffll rui: $20 2 n111.tching end tables $lj t>ech. Pale: blue n.11 48 " SIZJ eacl1. Bt'auf)' 1hop hair x 26" .$-1. Lamp 23" tall dr•yer $10. 64fi...S.19J panot a;nen and \Vhltt i 10. 2 EXTERIOR doors $j each. 67a-7138 Couch $15. Old record FARBERWARE bro!.ler $25. cahlnr! $2.:lO. Bar stool RolilM"rle $10. Nor ta k i 31.JO. 9 )I. 12 rug 1-1.:;o, 7 "Ro.say" di1hes, 72 pieces 1netal loldlntt chairs $3.50. S2\ f'ireplace aas 1<>1 SlO. 2643 Orange A\e., C.:.:\1 Antique il"etn ctran1ic swali: GOLD and v.·hi1~ run size 11.rnp $20. Slide projector headbo&n:I S5. Sealy mat· nttds repair $10. Ptde.stal tre•s 1tnd hox lpt•\ngs S20 c-igarette 1able $5. Polaroid %rh. l\laplt :oi:tep-end tables S5. f'an S~. 333-3894. 3i21 SI:> csi·h. \lapl" bedroom Port R.a.msaate, Harbor chair Sl j, 5-1:;..J794 View Home11 DAN ISH \\'OVtn loldlni; chair '52 1 SPEED b:anwnluion S\2. Travf'l·Alre all' con· S'!i. '.\8 Ford radiator $3. ditionl'r $12. 8·12-3772 '65 Falcon a:aa tank SS. l GAS huilt-ln o\'en • n d 5Pt"ed boy'a bike $10. Duck le-et mc<llum ~. \\'eat aul! rooktop ~talnlt>~s slt't"l good rontlltion $2j. eac:h. 6-'6-8960 sn1a1l $7. i\.11c:rophon' l\fl'&r us'd new $!. 2 rt<! trinttd SE\\"RITE J<e>o1·ing machine, naugahyd~ throw covtrs 11."0rk~ gl"'f'at SI$. 64.2-1659 $3.50. 968-6.)95 RO'i' AL portab!t t~·pe11.Titer I c===-~-~-~~-1 11,•l1h <'AS,, clt'an and in food ~fOVlNG Ult'. Evtr)1hing cond1!ion $2j. 673-4262 goes, 5000 i\llster Preaident 2 REF'RfGERATORS wilh lrl'ez1ng sections S2J ta.ch. \\'rstcrn Holly double oven s!Ovt' SZ:i. JGJ E. 18th St., C.t.I. 616·1820. coins + 2 bronze sela U'.l. Books 5c . $3. Re-oords 15c: -SJ . Tw!n hotplate $1. Furniture SJ · $8. Ti~s $1. Car piu·ta 5c • $1 . Antiques .'x; -8. Stan 2 p.m. every CRAFTS~IAN 4" p I a n e c. day and 1oe1 till ? 780 mo1or and 1tand S?i. 3 South Coast HIV.'&)", Apt l, bikes. all very good s1::;, L.aruna. Cash only $20, 2 la'>ln n10\\'el'fl. reel and rotary S!O and $15. Sora HOUSE of Palpo belly board. hrrt S'20. i\lotoriud 11·agon I \·try aood condition 91·ith ~ri!I SJO. 78.1 lludson Ave, fins, rack and v.·etsuil, i:r> f'.lll. S.16-5465 I !or al!. &IS..231». Call after 3 i'>lEN 'S rlolhes. size -IO. large CLOTH ES horse has :Wt: .. :\licrophOll('S $2 . S.lj(), Zip-,,cc,cc;.c.,,~~~~--~ ~ch. !1""·9" vinyl !Joor tile .\f~t'rn -Flour -Annul -3-1, $3.50 t'll('h .• rull .skin STATION '>l·.agon \\Ip c11.rner fl<'!'S X each Birthday and GIRL'S 20" blcyclt'. a;ood SJ OOx. 4·.:;· \lirf' gatf' \\'il h .\!1ldtw -00\\'NFALL stonP marten11 $1 5, good $10. Reu·actable clo!ht"s lllt<' oilier cards :Jc. 01 d condition SW. 5-18-5995. hinge5 s:;. 3" • 7· c.>ement Conlur1u11 &a)'. "Upkrtp of rond\!ion. '20" linrle strand SIO. :i0 rt'et t1\·o chain SlO. calculator SJ.:iO. Round REt"RIGERATOR, 17 cu 11. ni!xlni trough $j. 2·7S"x.JS" V.'Oman ill 00\VNJ-'ALL ot 7,nui blut baroque pearls Children's lO) s 50c · $~1. nietal Unlb r;>l\a tablr SI . I ~lc'c'c· c-~--=~-=~-c'7,,-sliding gla~s doors with,1m='o""·'c' .,--,------.,.--~·l-l-l_5_. -"'-"""--'-'------ Lug,;;&i'f' Sl· S.i. 681 9 Vic· Large un\brrlla. net"dll COMPACT TV S lO. hardware $:l.; each. 10'-4' T\\'JN bt'ds, complete 11o·ith LIDO 14 011·ner.;, or boiil loria. C'.\1 seams sti\n on rover S3. Underground ltt>der cable )ellow lormica table lop headboards, cl~an $ 1 2. of t>quivaltnt slzt. F.!minate ~-SIXI x 16 x ;, FORD tires Odd chairs SI each. Old coil $2.1. Brass gear pump S20. ;\laplr. encl table ~-tllodern 1tyll" red Chi.Jr $11. botto1n gi-oy,·th. Pull your and rims SlO each. V\\I v.·ooden bookc1o1.se, J shelves SIS. 642--0400 ~2:'>11, 3218 Ortron Ave, 5-l()..Jj79 boat on cuatom built rail, Sl~l).IO~S Hli!f'-e-hf'rt S2~1. Or!lrlf l' n11ug11hyde aol1 SlO. Sh'Oll"r S.l Crib and n111I· n·rss $1 0. 2 &old upholstered chairs s:; t"ach. fllixer iron 50c each. 9' x Ir 'gray shag rug $j. 9 x 12 Or\en1al tui' Sli. Round v.·alJ mirror $3. \VhHe marble lamp s;,. 5-IS-IMI. 2268 Columbia. C'.\!. l't>d ttnrl black f'Vtnlng Quality c:lothes c!t>ane<I , .titt brncadr jecket and 11Pst SlO, 8, S1.1urda.y oni}'I Summer • ~. •·"«lien! rondlllon. Suits S2 shllts $2 to $.j_ S\l·lm sults f'a ch. Slack~. •i1e :w.29 $1. $2. Ttri)' robft $2. Cocktail 64.J--0244. 2521 Bamboo, N.8. dre1se11 S2 to ~. }{nit pt.nt Sat. only ault. SlO • 15. Lone •t NE\V drapes, bei(t 144 x home dre~1e~ 1 to 310. 4 1--~-~-~~~~ C.\J , __________ _ !J-aller hitch $i Boolh·bed $.1. 1JOV • 220V f'X!ension \\"ATER Skis Volt Cobra -----------I FISHING rod >o1•rappl ng UM>d;; yean. Sacrifice $2j. for c:an1per Sl5. \Vtddini cords SIO f'a ch. J(l..j f':\\ s111gle l pair S25. NorthlRnd ,\QUA decor1.!or tall va&t', machine s1::;. 1016 American J~!l-13ij 84 ;1s. Green 120 x 81 pl,.« kn!1 11ults m . t:a. veil $8. Ringbearer·s p1llov.· fi.16-4988. Sat-Sun. 280 4 laminted $20. 1 pair F;verlas c:ost $23, g,ll s:;. \Valnut Pl., C.,,f, "" ~09 'lo~~--~-----. h J · · · · ·~ .,.........., SAT. and Sun .. 2 antiq"' SJ. :Hti-1981 B1oad St. Ne-"port Heig I!, S 0. 1 pair Junio r sue ..,. end table, 24 x ~2 $10. 'I PL · Cl I Id lo F-CHJ', JP '''' "'""Y '"'Y round lamp tabl"s S20 Pach. i• i\ t:: 1e~t of rirav.·,r1 off Santa Ana AvP.. C .. \J. Boa1 ac er S . 1"' ex· 6~2-Jl63 " ,..,,... Tl d bl 11' 2 t 1 •-I 28J EF"OGJf>,'E, jus! bored $20. ~==~-----~-tinguisher s;i. 12 V-6 cycle v.lre portable' $ fer t llQU&I'C er en la e SlO. Cofrt";' · O\'t" Y am.,.,.r g asi Enginr stand SIO. &l&-164.l OOlJBLE matll"C'ss and bo:n. tachometer $.'!. St'aNi N'el 1'"1SH nt't IOc sq. ft. 11 fl. 12. 1016 A ' . Pl C '.\I fable $.!!. Old mag11zine en<f hancing larnps. co1r Jj() each ood "' I It • "'''"'''" h"ll $10. 6 ''"II J. mencan · ·· . 1 lahlf' $:i. Twh d•a"•r old ~ell 318 e11ch. 6 ft 1101lrl S 10 a;tttn. 4lx M $3 green. Bloust1 $2. Sanda.It , boots ~ x :l4 13. Boy's shool!n,i and 5hnt1 $1 each. Jewelry JllCkt'tl, padrll'd SS eat'h. 50c lo Sl . Slackl S~. Potarold t'llm era Sil. fi.44--02+1 . 25.21 Bamboo Decorator ~huller, 6 let>! 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H.B. ,_,,,..V.TI er '-I'll C'Blie ~-brr 11 a m (I I 0 r 11 n d !11in rhtilrs $20 f'llCh Nf'w 8 drv('lop1nR ht11111:rr·s 4" ~ ;;;lry7.;:;12c·.,;8~4c7'07~'°;7:..,._~-~ 'J. i8'' x 48" SLIDING glas~ A,\f.f.\I radio SB. W13 •80-,-,.-S-b-1-,,-1-,,-.-96-,_-1-984--~:.!;747 dayl! or G46-JiJ3 transmh;gion S20. Rotar~· rlrapes s1:; 11 pair. Pfc1ure11 j" f1lni Sfi, c.:r.'111~man JO!rier 10 1'11XED UNC l1nroln rolls doors \1·1!h h11Nhrare S2j Oranttr. C.:'11 6,12-5fi66 power niowrr 1'20. 33·1 Ori $2 "11ch. End tables S.'; f'ncll. gun '>'Ork~ $2. 4 new 1941 from 60-D lo 69;P S7. I P I 1-------~~-~ YA'.\IA!I..\ AA rn!?11lt', bask•! T\\'IN he&d"--~ $10 D-·• Id ',. h $1' Old C•tlllloc loll llgll II ' Fro•I<' 69 •·' 70 f f'ac 1. O"l'r a11n 111o"er BABY ~wini: ~-Lov~ly crib uu••.n• . , .. ~ · i\lar. C~l. also known 1.s o S" 1~ "~ .i, vase l n:' er nr~ " 1~, proo S2:i, 6 Curtain tnaple rhall"I StS. S!ro!/ee stroller v.·!th -"-'-'-·_S_l,_' ._5_36-~1_4_68____ ini table and srtiol S_IO. 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Ha r d w 0 0 d Stiniray shck tlrt! $22. ,.ach. 2 ~lep tables SJ each. 0111hnJoOm u.·a~h basin 1nrl lhroulifh 70, tht"Sl" m11kf' nice Al I I · 12 un iform size I •~. \Va!n"I J'ilarilf' ,.nd table $7 Call 1 hi 1 fbtttll~S S-1. Trail'r hitrh 'jj a;ifl5 51$3. 1 ~ roll nice 11ilvPr urn num s ove pipe-. S25. 9 drav•rr c:hest $20. N desk $25. Uphoh;tpred rock· · l(fuare ta e &'ass top 3 bundles gi·afM' ~tllke~ S2 Dining •et 1,,-, Bl"e ha"""in"' and h!11!'k nau&ehydc chair Ing chair $~ Sniall btd~ld" &16-3680 after 10 S'l'i. 540-92.11 lo '69 Chevroltt $.), Ne1v dol!Mrs $2.i. A f~v• UNC b 0 lb d '"" " S2."i. ri.111.tchlng otton111n $5. ....,., '!AN'< .. ,. b'k 12-Delco Rtmy 6 c:olt \'ollaft' nickrl ro1!1 S2.50. Call undlr. 1l . &ssorte pipe ~ftan11h lan1p $2J. End tahle TAblt> $1 . Pole lamp i5c. ~ " · · ...... lt"! 1 e ., SEAR.'! double bed $2.i '''"l•I·· 16. N,,,. ll VOii 0 •0 •~1 . I l' ,,.,.. A_..sorled girl's clothing Ii.tr h c· I' Si h k '" -;;"-u;~c_;·:,,~.,---~-~ frrt1nis S15. 40 b. 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Thrf'f' full ";,,, <iuilto'd Rtcllnlni St.:wl. Occa11lon"I 1aRL'~ Sch111nn b1kt' SIS. Rolllna: rool tray $5. Bo:.: q\Klise club chair $25. 36" fa ll and {'I.It' SlO. Baby rnb, FEf'.'CE, ust'd 1plit rail, 4& \\lroui;:ht iron rtron:I at11.11d ht'dspttadit, nnt olive, nnt S2 · '5. Tablti, c11 nl S.1. Relrigrretor $10, Rec:hnin11: nr hardback bookt lOc each, round fonnlca, ch ro m r llt'Cds hana;t>rs for 1prlngs fee t S18. &»-5891 Sl. Ptrfun1e trny $2 :iO. J1a lr .l(rt"tn. anld Jlowered. al.-n Cl'irnPr $3 ~lagazine S3. chair $18. Ski boot~ $10. 7 car be.tt('t)', 6 volt $3 ta ble S~. 2 Coaco rha1n; S.J. Stt>rllittr and bottles drye.r SS. G. t;. clock rad!(I orana;e rold no"'t'n'd ~ Flrtplace tool• SI. Andirons Ice i;kalf's SS. Ski• $1'. SIO. racb. Car b11.ttery, l2 voll JS. Pair Chine~ lranad' IX. Glrra luhch pail and CLOCK RADIO $:1. CAmera $3. sunbeam razor $2. ea.ch, Tuu pdl(liiii ~. ll!I.; $2.:.0. &rffn S2. Lamps blue D"sh \"-f>I t bl E m p r r ~ m p e s lhern101 :Tx, T. H11vlland S20. 'Te11m iron $j. Houff: J<'arbtr;vart!-cotfee ...... , $10, SZ.SO. 2 'mall Sl..JO each. 1 es '-"'· nQ: pnn& 1 r SJ. 20" a:irl's bike $7.50. • r o · r 1 "Aid 11 ll 1. Cl 1 .. _ ,.... Paul&.rino /Ive., C . :0.1. 1 1 b& ~ C i12. 4539 Falrflll!ld Dr. CD~J. 26" e-irl 's bike S7.50. 26" v.·ate-rcolors SI5. Stll!mwart!. <'h1na, dlnMr and dt>ssert uu rm• • ;i, 0 '"""s \\'hl!t uniforms SI . Af'11\ls ;,.is..~,, or r _,., opper SI 494--0322 boi ., 3 s-..1 .,., 11 h china. cup5 and .. ucer, pl111e11. 2 .. uetl'I 10c each. cablnt:t SJ, i\linl 1klr11 and cll1!1tra S3. Clout doon Sl. Wuhtor $5. \Vall hracktts ~1 • 2"u. ..,_ ullUllu,11 ,.;("C"s &la1111o"A?T, Brass telepbono •tand 2;,·. 1v.·t•tt'l'I •IZf' 1 tZ • $.'i. 32-38 frame $~. 11 _ 1111 BEOfiOO~I •tis $25 ta.ch. and ahth•f'1 St Sunbunl YARDAGE, 43" cotton spttdometrr 1 ...... D11by ,.. "" J b k I ••1 r. Ba 0.1k S1i. J'iflrmr, dre&str I k Ith J10m11 antique Sl -$5. Rted Pnrtit to popcorn popper n l e o ...., .-st y, n1c S15. &maonltt luq:aie ~ ac w 1COnces S3. bl,ndi, prints 11.nd ,0uds 80c bt-d $2.!il. Windup baby and Bartan lny, Oo11.t>r 2~. Presio r .... pon he1.hng Balboa $5. Dlntllf ch a 1r 1 $2. ;25, Co u" h 12:1 Pau~ PO\\'t'r mowrr $25. Slttp\na yard. fi(l" nnlyes!er kn111 ~v.in1 $2 . .)(l. Elrctric healtr ·~ Bro1111 . .Jordan '$10. 2o2l. :'-1\r. hAa 12 Army co1 $1 ~ ..... hov.·I S7 tach. King •Ii~ elPnlflll Jk. Old plate• \\i!h CLEAN 20"' g"lll l'lltlit' 2.j, Drts~t":S, llllck•. bloU~f'· . s ,....,, 32 .. iO )'&NI, 100,..~ polyes1tr Sl Pair rubber boot& $1 . llnPn~. 1111 ll('u.·, &s('(Jn ll'8.ll hanieri IOc r a,·h. D!•hr~ :X· 10 :Z:Jr l.ady !.hort :.:.-oe-$.). Spnrt& jarktlJ Sj. arnar Dr, &lbo11 . F'oldlni;i: 1.!urninum ro! $3. I prJnf11 SI.~ yard. Bondtd hoolaiu roon1 ror11.1!11()11f'r utinbouncl bl11nke1 $10. Pair ~jj8 00-ll f"iruel Cirrlr, roAI s2 3:\0l !'taithort Dr., I. r .1lbum! S 3. S 1 . OO'R\i"A1R bell ho u ~In i , Pic:tul'f'it •nri clothes ~ • I ~11,,attr knits S2.50 yartf, $j Omo ot 5c'1r1 best ltntJ., plllO'\\'I $3, Qui11cen NtllllQrt lkech. 67;:..9367 Toy1-flo~•1~ .'IC. Baby c!111ch, tly\1hrrl, 1!nkaa;t> SB\. 93-42 ~lalahlllt', ne11r I Chrst of 1l~wtrs S3. Pnl• uRed only one.-, 1-ornplete S2~. SP! Dlrllyt.e butter . 1·lnthr5 2.lr--SI Table cloihs SIO. r.ored F't'.!rd m h\o(k I uitharrl and Hamilton, JI 8 . lamp s.>. Ot:ron!or battles S25. La111e 4" \'iff. S8 LAl"Kt 11ptt11ltrt $1 5 Roya I Bushfl.rd and :\ta1tnoha FU:FRICERATOR 11p1 1ilt :iOc e1ch. Draprit SI. Blur S~. :-.:rar rww cocoa ma11 .. ,"'"=070•,lO'-o==~----' \ f . r ' • . \ ' '&/" ~ Read Cle111flcatlont For Eqtert Assistance 6500.6900 In 1M DAILY PILOT Sl.7.l t"ach. a.ttiti lOc • 12 foot hOnk. ?"\II 15. Cat pQr'lablP lyptv.-rllt'r. ju~! 11" J-IYDP.OPL.A,\E "'11 h 11tirks very a:oo<I n1na hy brd~prtad $3. Car IM'nl S!'i. frnnt/l'f'ar, flt mo~t lmpnrt1 J.:NCYCLOPF.DfA, 1att11ice I $1. 3116 Va" Buren, Costa ~rOvf', f111nll.v •lie 11o·ith f'lock civerh111led m. cue $5. stttr1r11t and lhrtt!Ut. oon-11:a1 and \'try clean $14. rro Ja!nlirl', CorollJl dt>I Sl t SIPf'I bed tr.me '1 S2!'i. \Vaff'r h<"altr for J I '1•"a. Suncia,y ortty JG-4 SIO. 2'.119 Panon1SI.,C1t.f. Ml.&l'i6 tml" S23. 642~2:">11 201 U>th ~!. Nf'\\'P(>l1 Bt'trh l\far, 64-4-TGM ~M-M.\l r:1imptr SlO 842-1~' ~ ======""""':..:! .1 j .. I \ i I' • • • , . ' . . ' ' ' ' ' ,,,, DAJU PILOT Sat11rda7, April '· 14J71 I~ I -~-llB I ~~ l~ I ,,.._..t .. I• I ,,. ........ ~ l• I .. t .. -.. ~ l~I .. t .. -.~ l§Jl ·~....... l§J _ .. _ ... ,w .. _• l~l 1----~ ·1~~~~~~~~;;;;;:;~:--------1 NOVJNG. have 1o civt> my Dogs &S4 Bolt1, Po~er 906 Cycles, Bikes, Mobll• Homes 935 Auto Service, Perts 966Auto Service, Perts 966Auto S.rvie., Parts 966 l Autos, Imported 970 lovable pup away. Sn1all. _..;;.________ Scooters 92.5 short hair ntall", part Poodlt OUR !'.:aster baskt't has tor 25' ULRJCllESON <'ab 1 n A: Doxie. llibrkn & ha.s sale lovable Lab Ret {obe-rn.user 91," beant. Chry:slet lhots.. Ooi:hou'4!! & xtras irt-dll'l\Cf' traultd•. Lovt>SOrnt! Sca-V. Sip! 6. Grr11! Ocean eluded. 645-4865 -i/6 t.1in Schnauz.er & lovely &:1t $4SOO Eves: jlS-3693 \Yhlppt1S. J\lart1ncresl !\en. J96j 31" !''AIRLINER Twin J\11XED Shfophen:I fentalt>, l nel. 546-0989 year, spayed. i;hots, H~nst', t:xpress Cruiser. Lo1v hours. >.1nt v.•i\h children • larrHly POODLES~ E.>ctras. Days &16·61~. Alt dog. Doghouse, dog ac· Black Standard, lnrern'tl 6, fi.16-017 1. ~ssories lncL 673-5117 .\/j Chanlp, l yr. old n1alt>. 32' --.-,-'<-,-,,,_c-,-,,-,.-.. -,.-boo--t -m-o~ld. Toy~. 2 bla<'k n18le & Tra11"lt'r hull. Sj(Xl. 515 17111 FNCD Yard~. 2 lovable dogs rentale, I sil vrr nuilt>. '*!~ pup 3 n10 and Golde·1 64&--01~2 3.l.1 E. 17th St. C:'ll St. H!g Sch \Yater Sp11n1el milt n1alt' r ---------~ Boats, Renl/Ch1rt'r 908 l2' Twins('n:ow Chr!s, fully equip"<!. t'lshing or Cru1s· Ing. Also ·;19 T11 inS('!'('\\ ()11f'n~. Xlnt rond jlS..2~3~ v.1th freckles, g 3 6 -4 ,i 9 3 I DACHSHUND pup.~ min., 542.-7096 413 AKC, Blk & Ian & LGE decorative <:an a r y niahogany red. 7l4/G3l--!OlS l!iland type dalt' palnt !rl'eS. AKC Afghan, F., Blk. 11 You dig & haul. Also ] n10., moving, mus! st>ll $100, lge pampas gras~. i:d. na1ured. 53&-72M Boats, Soil 909 642-6986 4/~ REAL German Sllt>plll'rds. 6 S_A_V_E-$2-000·---- 2 DEAF ta!s: 1-6 ino's old,! '~~s old. ~~al~ ~. frn1all'" on Demo n.n.nn.n THINI HONDA ... "FRIEDLANDER" lmt taAotl IHW'I'. WI 537-6824 • sm:-7566 NEW·USED·SERV. nn.nn,r, 500 cc VELOCE"TI'E Thrux· * FAMILY PARK Golden Coach Of Capistrano ton. new clutch. li~s. Newest & finest J\lobi\e brak{'s, pis!on a~ lov.·er Home Park . Calif end. Purists delight and ln · In perfect shape. Besl offer \\'e Lo\e KJds & Sn1a1J Pet:. ovl'r $950. 67.)..j!)5.i after 4 Space Rf'n tals Start At p .• n. loog ha ir, maJ,: l · 11' 1~·-"="~i."1""=~·~=---CORONADO 35 :: BS.\ 6::JO Dirt bike. X1t·a yr old. malt>. alrrred. Both I CHIHUAl·ft;,\ PUP. C'rl"an1 T•t'• Weekend I $70 Per Mo. white. 89 T-J ~80 or rolorf'd, 7 \\eeks old, S30 J 11 ~1~JC ~~::·tab~~c."~:nlit:;.11&nagJrie hv1ne; at the 1 beachh ~6-./308 4/3 6·Mi-122.1. I y CHTS RO YALE INC. \\Ork. 5-IS-6306 eves , . enjoying your O\\n a\'1s FREE ~ I 3 TE CUP "! 2 IY. C'o;iSf H11y, •"B -~I' '"~ d")'~ Club llousr, ~Ulppcd \\Ith lo 5....,.., 10n1e -A Poodle Pups. Tu1y. • £..I . OSJO • ..,. a-t<JUV .... yr old frmalc CoJ\1r/lr1sh 2 pound poodle\ Yorkif', or ---.-~7·'--.7.~~~ large pool roo1n, 1ounge "'ilh Settee. ifo11srb1\Jken. Lo1es I ~la!tC'I'(' at stud. &1.2-1.;jJ I CAL 2{l No. 681. 6 hp 1910 KA\YASAKI 90 trail !lreplacf' & color 1V, DanCt' C"hildren, \\'t'U Ir a i n e rl . 1 JRRESISTIBLE poodle pups , .Ev111rud1'. rww p<1u1t, top bike. 800 mi.Jes, only 10 & party llnlJ Sv. u11ming "' ''" 1/3 1 -••d s-oo 11'•11 --· \'•~ ni1ll'S o[f road, \\ ith bumper Pool & Ther~""ulv• pool, ,,...........,...,., · · • Blaek miniature 6 \\ks, (u · ~• · '"V"" " 1·-.... fNCD yd for !ov11ble Cocker AKC. 3ii. M9-~4' 17 1n pai'!. :ll:l/ 86"!-6971 earners, $29j. Call after kiddit's pool COVl'red skat· n 71 I 6-· -s12 6 p.ni. 494-5808 iug rink. Playground for Terrier n1L>c hlk & hr. hsbrk: POODLE pups. beaut. httle r '->-1 ' · 542-7096 da)s 53&-l:t.!8 af1 6 tiny Joy & tovi;. S!ud serv. I COHONADO 2.i sloop. noonly LIKE ne1v 1-londa f\loto games & equipped \\'llh 4 6 All rotors. 893-9719 sip~ j, Good t'quip. Cont-Spor t SLIOO. Xtra~. 37:'l total s\\•in~s &. all kinds of rldt's. 1·,-o~R-o-~29~2-,-,-,.-"'-~,.-,-,-to , 01'.0 EN'GLl Sll S 11 EE P n11ss1ons 'l!J· ~opu_I'.' •.ll n1i. $495 vaJue, $37:'l takes Dlrl'ctions -Take San Diego · · !h Sa l -141 1 3350 it. 6-16-28(17 Fn1•y. to Ortega Highway. transmission, co n1 p I r t f' . 1 DOG, AKC, rrn1. 3 :'110. ",·ea rr : lt"t~~" 1 ,'} .>-T fl · ' 0 iHG-6781. 4/j GJ.)..j2S2 < ays, or;,··· """e\"es. KA\VASAKI baby grn streak· urn o right 011 rlt'ga, 2 Calico female ca1s to good hon1e~ \\llh children 897~i63 4/6 PEKE puppie.~. 8 v.f'eks old , AKC, 1\!I fen1ale SSO. • 639·1309 alt 5· pm \\•kdys SACRIFICE S&n Cl<'niente ed 1r/llatta forks & alloy lrf\ on Camino Capistrano, -\\his. $30C>. 897-4521 alt 6 right on Del Obispo -left 2.1. Slo?t'ps .1. Oceanside slip. I Al • '',k--'~ ont' n11 e on lo 1paz. No M'ason11hle offer refus-'"'" !'d. ·193·.~276 l969 YA:'llAHA 32742 ALI PAZ ST. DARLING "'ht dog nds good AKC Smail miniature Poo. =-'-====-~~~ S J C · t home. "'/<'hildren. \\rll· dle. male. i;oro. 12' SNO\VBlRO Sch ock T.:iO c.c. 1win. $395.00. 4,300 an uan ap1s reno 'd .,, ~,, 41' , •. I . I ,_ I 11~ m•I••. v,~ -1 •••. Call 830-3142, 493-1120 tra1ne °""'"""' .1 Call: 968-392::. 11,.,rg ass int uai er .,.., " ·~ ... t'l31 ~"t4' d / k• d Sll-1492 ddys. 493-4043 ONE tow PRICE IN EACH GROUP FULL 4-PLY NYLON CORO TIRES COMPACT CARS P1u~ S.l.76 tQ SI 94 F.E.T. for !. L h1h~'~.( b!1c.kwilJ llle~ o.50-1 3, 7.00·13, ~,;r1 ti.9~·14. REGULAR CARS Plus $2.01 lo$? 16 F E.T. tor tubEl~s>. l 11~d w~ll ~ti~. 7.J:. !", / ·1:..14, 7.Jb.J'), .i•ld 1 7':>,l i. BIG CARS $1779 and STATION WAGONS P1us$<'.3<' to $2 48 F.E".T lo• l•1be1e~> htac~ w•" ~1Les 8.25-14, 8.!15·14, 8 JS.J5, .ind B 4 ~ J:i. FREE MOUNTING·BUOGET TERMS good home lor ca 1 ~. AK( reg. Chan1p hne $65. _._._,_,,_'2_1_,_, _•·t_l_-1_4'1_t___ YA:'llAHA 360 E:nduro, 1910. 8 lt 3.Y SPARTAN -1ALI[ ENOS .t.l"IUL l WO I DATSUN 1 '69 2000 ROADSTER Tl\!l tu~s. s11o·1·1KI 11ht•els. Panlll 1trt'8 tl:JJ AVB) .BARWICK IMPORTS INC. DATSUN !198 So. Coast l!\\y. Laguna Bench 516-40.il I 49-1-9771 -~-~ :---New '71 Datsun j 1600 OHC. Pickup with can1p. er. Sale pnce $2099 dlr. ( # PW21452110J Will take car 1n !rat.Jr. \Viii f1n.an 1•r pnva1e party. CaU :H6.S73G or 4!H -68U. '6 6 DATSUN WAGON 4 i,pced, r!id o. hea11·r. tSR'i ;i2:11 .BARWICK l\.IPORTS INC'. .~t!~I~~ l.1:1e-una Bl'arh f.16-10:;1 / 4s.;.9rn DOT DATSUN OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS lsa& BeaLh Blvd. Huntington Beach 842· 178! or ;>~6442 '69 2000 ROADSTER-S.0.S. !\loving to apt. Nef'd I \\'lRE: FOX TERRIF:R Pups -"<-r-0 J ay5 w 11 s °"==.,.-,;-~~-~=·l~-~~~~~~--,1 644-7492 416 All shots. ::.Ji-99.)J SOIOCK Lido 14, full raC'Jng Cherry Pie mu!tl see! Lo ts set up in Adult Park. Nol•••••••••••••••'!!'•••.iimoiiilioiiiioioii••••• I I 18-· of ... x1ras, 800 mi. Call ""ls. rmma""l•I•, ,,,,,·~I' J spd d!r. 0 11 nrd by li!ll(' LOVABLE Bt'agle/Ternl'r BLACK ;\!ALE POODLE J{ear iv aura tr r, IJ. ,,.. ... • " AL G AC S K PL I I f I • T __ _, 673-2921 alt 4 6#-5014. beds. qu iet litl"eet . exu;i. I NMENT PAR UGS I nld ~r\001 1-;11"1irr from .U· mix, ema ~. J mos. o guuu ;\J1n111., champion AKC breed-1970 Honda 11J cc. F..xcel!ent ha!h & srorage. Real com. guna Beat·h (Z~S lj9J Takr home . .>18..£142 4 ;J iog_ 9 \l"ks old, Sl.2.J. Call 21" Col. Challl'nger 192 0/B. r t bl 1 · . h SPECIAL ANY SIZE older 1rade or ~rnall down . G. s•·p. l•mal< blk & bro11 n. fi.l :.OCi~. Beau II fully maintained. Pvt condition. Daytime ca 11 or a e 1v1ng w11 ocran 65 '~ 5.JJ-5870. 5'11)....88.)5 a[ter 7 \•ie v.·. \'ours for $2500 Cash. ( \\"ill [inaner p1 I, p!y. Al! ,, v,,. '" GERl\1AN Shepherd, AKC, Pl\L """~ at 16(i() \\lhitt it'r Avr . am .,.. ... or · ·IJV<J. 't"•t h•"" Y•~ good pty. S3i50. 611-1836 "--$9.95 EACH to "O"JOO 491 ·•~ \l'/ch1ld 646-470-i n1orn. ·1/6 1 g h r.i· ENSIGN • fiberglass S N 1 .__1o ,,.47 Cotti Me1o1 Tlr1 Cent1r is dedicated to SILKY hau'f'd Cali,..., _ 10 ma e, monf s. sloop. :-.1ain-jih-Genoa 3:3 '69 'rriuniph TR6R. Red. Low p. 0 · · .?" O"""Q"f Al 1 1... k' f Promoting Safi Motoring Quality Prod-'"" S50 * 8·1fi-.17.1!l mileage, good condition. 820 sq fl, 2 BR. al beaC'h so nc """ repac 1n9· ront wheels & ucts and Exc1ptlon11 .v1lu1 to its Cui-I mo old, spayed & lovable. Horses 856 HP outbrd. SZ-.J()(). 673·1887 Excellent niech. S79Zt. Nite Adults, no dogs. SG500: adjusting brakes. Reg. $16.99. tomer1ll FERRARI 546-7308 4/3 LEH~IAN 12, new n1ast, 548-6306, days 54~600 l~'1~&-~t~6:i:H~.~5'.&--0~'~f>1~l=~==1 ,--~~~~~----~~~~~~tlllltlJll~tlJlltlJll~ ... t1J11-•••• PUPPIES -Hsbrk J mo-6 AQHA Reg Bay i\l11re, ll dacron sail, \1•i!h trailer. e 1964 HONDA 305ce dirt Motor Homes 940 MJ AUTHORIZED INDEPENDENT DEALER '62 FERRARI 2+2 CJ mo. Like pe!s & child yr, xlnt sho1v quality + Good condilion. Ph. 84:!-7976 836-4493 413 tack, 3200l AQHA Reg Chnt bikr. Be~t ofier. 8·12..£39;-; .68 CON"OOR .,., r ,1 i•l COSTA MESA --13 r 1 ,., d v ... -----,...,--~,----F 11 ~ b k LrDO li!-Xlnt rond. Incl or $45-633 1 1 'u t. 1 otor · I C'IH1t1 11 ff'u, 4 -<!}f'P >Jf"'" TO a good home Springer 1 Y" )TS, grel'n ro l', s&ils, trlr & ne\\' cover. =~~~------1 Home. Complelf'ly stlf con-· • TIRE CENTER 11,,11,.1111110 t cell{'nt rond, t\\"10 ~ii.1) S . I 1· & h Lo fop Sho\\· qualily SlOOO. L•" lo• '11. s~. . 51'8130. '70 HONDA CL.350. Like n('1v. tained. Slrrps 8. Chass1.~ and ~ "' $3595 panie iver "" !. vrs 5.)7-7394, fiZJ-6856 '" ' """ ,..... 3:l(I n1iles. $'90·. C•ll ~nni~ b · ;· 1<1!11"' -thild. 833-2847 4/3 CAPE COD CAT BOAT 67J-l38S ;> po\\·er Y orrl Au10. uiiiNaFIELD 1934 NEWPORT BLVD. -642-5274 '™HK '! I ~ ~ Livestock 858 -'"""'-'='-...,.------! trani;., Pwr. sTel'r., '" FEi\IALE min. Podlr, black. 18",1 !brbl~. (213) 834-3883. r·-D I f I ood h vvt ra led. i\Just Sell cond.. s!f'reo s)·~rrm, f'!C. • ree O g om e · BOX STALL 11t $1 a day 13' SAJL Bo t ood O , -., , 2100 Harhor Bll'd. 61.i.0166 0 •• ,.3029 '/.~ · a , g con· '70 H NOA SL 3j{) Rerondllionrd throughout. ~J.L...;;.i~~.:.;l.,;;;&,.lJ.:,J..LJ....;;L.l.::.I~ I I ,,... ., " Orange Cnty Fairgrounds d 1 1200 ... .&lU..&.i.1.:.. FIAT I l ion. · 1.i.10 * * 846-j9:i2 Ori!.!. sold new by us Prir--BASSETT, older dog. nttds * 532·23i4 * Call 6-16-6781 .. kids or anolher dog, Paper.:;. iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "66 Honda 3Qj Scrambler ed 10 sell fas! at S9,9;XI· Truck• 962 A t S · p t 966 A t W t d 968 673-1;,&1 413 •PC 32' Sloop, race equip'd. X!nt nlech rond. i\fusf sell 1ZYAT.J31 !----------U O erv1ce, ar s u os an e I I~ 2 '"'"· Top <~•d. 13230. 131111,,,.,, oHoc. 5'18~816 THEODORE ROBINS '59 FORD 1,7 TON EASTER pups, 12 Collie -Bolts and .. :JR &16-2ji7 11 Gt'nnan Short hain'd . MMineEquipment . lC.. LIDO l•I No. ll38 . '71 Honda 3JO Scrambler. FORD I 636-2308, 633-150.5 4/6 "\ 2 ' raci~g lmn1a~. ~ mi, 2 hlmts, 2050 J1arbor Blvd. I Pickup. rtad1n. _,1u·k Good 1•3-P~U~P~P~l~ES.~. ~5-,~ .. -,.-0~1.-. I G I ~~er & M'lli 0 sal s. lugg rck $730. 842-48·13 Costa l\fl'Sa 642·0010 condi!JOI). 4 rJ'.!9Sl'!I small IYPf'. 557-4190 416 I enera 900 I ~~-=~=~~~= ,. A.\lAHA 80 Trail master. ----$649 FREE darlin.g pup.o_if'l'l .. l. . CAPTAIN Bo_ ats, Slips/Docks 910 expansion _ch_am~~· special * Kings Coach * piston. $12.J. ~s--0116 Shepherd mix. 847-llli ·116 L1<'rnsed • Radar . Loran, 30 BALBOA Island mooring & M t H A CONNELL CHEY 0 T COUCH and chair, poor con· years eltperience sail or 21 ' inboard cruiser for sale. 1969 BSA 2~ desert bikr. O or ome gency ff LE d!tion. 646-9219 4/6 po\ll'r. Professional Sporl Sleeps 2. G1-ay n1arinC" 6 Road equip also. Xlnt cond. Superior * landau F1.~h1ng Guide i'>lexican & cyl engine. S2100. Located 337.i. 6-14-j()g6. 60-1 N. Harbor. ~anta Ana 282l:i ll r\TtBOR BL\·D. 3 Pt Lab pups, j v.·ks. · 0 d ·1 9 9 8'9 9010 co~r S 833-0l52 413 Central American ,11aters. in nor1h Bay off Sapphire e '68 TRIUMPH !iOO pen al Y · to ., · . " A J\IE. ,\ ~1-16.J203 Also hcensed n1ulH-engine St. &l.J-583& * PERFECT CONO * 'liS Cl! ---MA LE Labrador, 3 mo's old. ConinterciaJ Pilot land & -,.-L~0-,-T-,-,-,-,-,,,-1-0,-. -1,-,-,-,-.-1 e J\tUST SELL e IDF:AL motor horn" for 2.selr · EVY '1 • T. P.U. 1ruc-k. 530-4243 ·113 sea. Ad111inJslrat1\:r experJ. -S200/1110. ~r ]Pase. On * ~8-7890 • cont11ined-pal"krcl in garage· 3 Spd trun~. clean. s1:i00. M E -=~,~-~-~-~ -0 "P top. 12.000 mi. A Conlact Col{·rnan S.1slrn1~, AL~ hampster. 84j.jJ~I ii J rnce. Best ol references. channel. :-.lax 28' p "' r ~ k ,~ oo !'.1fNI 81 e, Taco 22 11·i1h real buy. 6i.>-0621 1=12 Te!J('I' A1e., lr\1nr. Ptt• and Supplie1 ][EJ Pets, General 850 6-16-2977 cn .. dser. U!il pd. Adults, no Jh BS Xl I d" 11· 83" ISi p . , n con 1t1on. J. -T .1-T I 945 · .·.. 0. pets. 3304 ~tarcus, N.B. Gi6-4615 ra1 ers, rave J 13 rr BOAT co1np. 1vi!h 10 11.P. \Vizard oulboard motor S!Xl. Call alter 4 p.m. j..11)..38()3 ------- 67.1-2662 . 63 IH SCOUT Mobile Homes 935 B\' Owll<'r -20 tanden1 axle. Sho ·t , b 26' sli p, S6J/n10. Private ·----------I b . 1 1 c:a · new 1rans. & r<'ar 1 Tu w/sho111'1 , It' at r r. d 19~ ff .16 3.01 I bath. ~·o. 2 Balboa Coves, GIGANTIC relri~. con1 plf'!ely self4'0n· rnfl · 6""·,Qr 0 l'I'. .i· • 1"' N.B. Call 67>-1331 MOBILE HOME S I . 7 •/ a l'I" pn1. ' ta 1nl'd, ac ri ice. 1·1 -------___ 1 Boats, Speed & Ski 911 CLEARANCE SALE 531-7ROO. 1970 Ford t·.2j(J rtA~GER T\\'0 l!i:-:8 Oi<'vy 6 holp 11n1s. \\"E PAY TOP OOLLAR hi·nora11on t1rrs ,!',; 1ubC's. FOR TOP USED CAP.S nioun!<'d . s:i0 642--0IJ:! t>l"l's II your car is extra clean, ;irnl "£'i'kends. 838-33-1 I "k see us first. rlay~. BAUER BUICK 100.'! CORVITrJ:: El'>G 327, 23-1 E. 17 th St. 1·lutr h, Bell Housing <\!unt ie Costa J\1csa 54S-7765 ·I l<fll"l. Compl<'\('. P<'rlccL l-1;\!PQRTS \VA~IED- <'Und1Hon SIOO. &1;,...1687 Orange Counties V\\" 2 hi.JI. Chrorne 1nan1fold TOP S BUYER ri1s 10 lip. US£'d Ori<! n1on1h BILL illAXEY TOYOTA 'il."1 ;,\fj...j3.SIJ 1S8S1 Beach B!vrl. Autos Wanted 968 II Bcaeh. Ph. 8'J7.SJ.Xi WE PAY TOP CASH for us e<l cars b trucks, just ciil\ Us for free estimates. GROTH CHEVROLET Autos, Imported 970 BMW BANTA:\1 CHICKS. aU colors & beauties. Fine for Ecisler. 9 Only -3 for SJ. 2til2 S.E .. \lr~a Dr. NE\\" :"abor. no sails S!l:1. New s· fbrglas d1n~hy S70. 239 6\s! St, NB, ~2-3573 BOAT, motor ,t, trailer, elec· Irie start S-100. 1169 Dorset Lane, Costa ?tl,,sa. 1'1-IT, OUTBOARD. ~40 lfP !'.1erc. elPc. startrr. !railer, \1a1er sk1is. tow rope, 2 an. chors: mi.sc equip. All for $32:1. 962 6363 Treniendous one lime sa\" 1967 NIJ\1ROD trnt trailer ~LNT. Conipl. loadl'd 11 ' 1 ings. \\"e made a special . th . · XI t nd 2 8 Canipcr. Gar~. hu.~ 1 Ask for Sales !\Tanager buy on 2·LX 60 & 24x64 mo· v.i a~n~n~,·~~ n.,,,~,,,,2·· 673-3700. rt'~. 5 1~3..i:.!1 1l!211 Beach Blvd. . . spare IJM'. · . ..,.,. J.,.,.. uu . Huntington Be ch bile honies from nahonally 1970 APACHE cam irailrr tOR~ trurk 191il. :-.e" ?.!3 g.i7.6087 ~ . • [Ar:::e~1 ~l<'t hon of BABY DliCKS & Gees(', ideal for Easter. only 8. 2 for $5. 2612 S.E .. \lcsa Dr. Ca ts 852 REGISTERED Bum1ese kit tens, 7 v.ks olrl. 3 male~. 1 female. 644-5621 Dogs 8'4 1 OBEDIENCE cla~s to s1;;;1 I in I he llvine/Ne•\"porl 13cach area \\'ed, ,\pnl :.!S at 7:30 pn1. 0f)l'n to all dogs over :i mo old. 546-492ll RJNG.,\.DJNG ding 1110 more starts Nnvicf' Obf'diencP Dog tra1n1ng April 6 & 7 -7P~I. :'lfarlincrest KenllC'I, Boats/ Marine Equip. 904 -~'--·---Marine Surplus Sale Used engines 10 a~ is cond. Roat da1·i1s & n1l~r equip. 21' lap strak(' runabout 4 cyl e SACRlflCF; 16' Cen- tury-gray manne rn~. Steel lrlr, CO\·rr, Xlnt rond. l\takc orfer. 673·6f\ll Boals, Storage 912 kno11n manufacturers. Sev •• s!p5 6_ bat!rry, ~:are tu·e \U in 6 c~I enl;, n1•11 rl1f. 9 3331 j :\l'v.· .i· L"sl'1l 8:\1\\ s eral floor plan!\ lo choose Clean. S9.i0. s::o.1019 ff'rrnl1al • Gr! ('Und . .Sf.I.XI. WE PAY CASH 1 • Snuthland"s :'l'fos1 ~lod· front. If you are 1nterl'sled Call: 6-11-.iO!I. rrn Srrv1<'c Facd1t1e~ in sa1•1ng hundrC'ds ol dol· • '10 ARl~TOCAT 20' SELF· "61 FORD Ra11<·hrro, Nr\\" FOR YOUR CAR 1 • Comrlrle Stock Oi Jar~ COr..'TATr\EO. trans, Nr11· pr.iol, Xlnt eo11fl B~llV Pans Now (I k I • 531-342~1 • ' wee on yl a,~k fnr 01,·k or Gail, 1 • 0\'l'rSC'as D<'hl{'r) rontacf .Jo1111cra J\lobilr AlnsrREA:\t '62 :lfl' lnt"l. j.18..$:.17~. CONNELL Sp,,ciahs1_.. I.Jome Sales. 19261 Beach Air. i;l'ldorn used. Suiwrb "69 Datsun l'lakr lx.'d trurk. CHEVROLET Buy Or Lease Bl1·d., H.B. :J36.(i:;l I c:onrl. 67J..ST79 JonJ.! ii·hf'f'I tia~I'. R/11 , At THE BEST OF Trailers, Utility 947 :'llakf' nffcr. 6-12-70\J, aft J. 2S'lR Harbor Blv11. C BOB AUTREY BOTH WORLDS 5-1~1"!27 Costa l\lrsa 5-16.1200 • \"oho enbrrJ eng. 20· Dyer OPEN Boat yard, repairs Gldn\or Girl, 6 cyl 1ntC'rCe p. & s1orage. !""lr per ft. !or outbrd rlr1\·r. J cyl listrr 673-6809, eves 962~111. dlrsrl 11· :;2 volt generator. FENCED storai;:r arfa, oil 3 K\V Onan ga.'1())1ne gcnrr· ~urfat'el1; co~1a i\Tesa. Call For a beautiful holnt', IOIV 14' Tandem Trailer '62 FORD 1/2 TON P .U. aror. L1rl? Shipyard. 900 6l6-02S1 nr 962-7813 maintenance and architecur. Wilh 4 wheel~. All slrf'J weld. 6 ~tk. nf'11· en~. ri-ano;, hnikr.• Lido Park Dr, :'\B. 1 ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ally impressive design, See cd con~truction. 14" Strrl & ballf'ry. Sl7:; or tra.tlr ;\fF:HCURY pmp~: ron1rol the exciting ne\v "Village deck pl11ting. \V11l sell or 6J:l . .Jti.'l7 l"able~ .... 1ngle lC'\""r control.\ Tr.iinspOl"tition ![Iii} 11ouse" by Levi tt ?.Jobi.le trade lor pickup. 3166 Sicily, --1950FORD 3/a-- -TfiOLLAR foe CLEAN USED CARS I~ Long Bra!"h BJl'd., Lont: Rl';1('h Phone (2131 591-8721 Closcd Sunday niany 1n~lJt1mfnL'. l jack . Systems on display now at (~le5a Verdel C.~1. ton pwknp SZflO Sec Anl1.v Bro1~n THEODORE ROBINS FORD ------DATSUN n.n.n.rl.l'I "THINK" I aaB6' ... ' "fRIEDLANDEtr' 13750 IEACH ILVD. !Hwy. 391 !193-7:.66 • 537-6824 NEW-USED·SERV. ' ' ' 1.1'1.1'1.1'1.f '£3 FIAT 1600 O!;ka Spidet- Good l"Ond ·' Crill alt 6. 6t6-0665 :: HONDA '71 HONDA Fully rqu1pprrl like (9~BQE1 $1288 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ' :• n~f 21'!0 Barbor Bl\·d. al Fair Dr co~ta :'IJ('~;:i :.4&-80~7 JAGUAR '.! + 2. /\t1!onu1t1r transml ~ ~1011. radio O\nfl h(';)lf'r. \\'lrlr 11 hf'f'b You \\'On·1 finf'I ~ nicf'r lh;111 tl11<. !ZQB:J~~) $3195 BAUER BUICK '"'-0989 Outstanding Black Lab AKC, Female, 9 mo. obc<11- !'nce rra1ned, porent1al held & show <'hamp. 5-18·1011 colr huck{'t sra1, 2 inhoard 1 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::: BAY HARBOR ---------• fH:J.?GU •· gas 111111.:~. hra\1' 11·1nng MOBILE HOMES "61 OATSUN road~t"r ron\t. cable. Steering 1rhi'els \11\h Aircraft 915 1425 Baker St .. Costa f.1esa I AutosfOl"Sal• ][M.: '6I Stude ·'• 11111 ll"ll("k 206() H11rbor Blvd. lmmar. cond. 4.~pd. R&I!, 23~ E. J71h S• ride gl1df'. Call ~9-0;)."ID 3,.1 S. of S.0. ~ ••. •t H..-bo·I·-------~ Can1JX'r shf'll. S!iOO El"r~: Co<I• 't<•• Cosla :\1r~fl · 18 m-'69 DARTER Con1mander "' • ~~ • 6"•'13'•4 " 6l" •t91 " l\/1v lln!s. 40.000 act mi ' ·1 • 1 DACRO~ sail~. n1a1n 38' lull 714/~9.JiO ,>-: "a~~ ..-. 6-12-0010 16" foot, niain 2ti' lufl 10; 100 hrs. Balance o1vin~ ----------.l••••••••••1h·6~off~·oiinuo>ir.:~nt"""oo-van. ;i.16-!l.Xl'l I S6500. ~lake off£'t or trade. i',IODEL i\IOBl~E HO~TES Antiquos{Classics 953 fi r."I, r~! ~--', S'~/of· Autos, Used 990 •Autos, Used 990 Autos, Us~ AFRICAN barkless Basen11 pups. 12 v.·eeks. AKC. J\lake offer. 548-8585. IS34 foot. Jib l'r luff. !l" foot, in Cos1a illesa s Gn!enleaf .... ., .• ,. •u•n• """ 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ sr1nnakPr.< 1Y lurr. 11;· 1001, ~'_r>-8_27_'1-~~~,--~= Park. 24x60 Amer ic an a l'.C".'."'-::'.'C':"'°:-""'--,,'°''.l-~fe~,·~&~1::~:1::·~""~"~'~'~~1:-<~·;~111'__ a,:K!rled manne hard\1·ar<'. Campers, Sale/ Rent 920 si.:;,900, 20x52 :o.r 0 n t c re y 1911 BUIC!\ Coupc-711.000 1963 Ford t"JOO 6 ryJ riic·kun, ~'46-1 814 $12,7:i!. Completely .'letup ongln11l m~le11. Thoroughly g· bf'd. 42.000 nHlC.!i, $SOI). Pomona, C.rtf. 60 \\'ATI :\li1.nne rad11>-ll'l. "66 OPF.N RO/ID CAJ\lPER. \\/Sktrts, a11>7lings. porch, restored. Xln1. cone! R11 n~ -19-1·1781 REG. Gformnn Shephf'rd. l.i~('d !\1ice. SiJ. romp. \\"!th Full cab ov£'r, xlnl rontl, etc. bcau11rully, $2JOO. Call 714 --c-------tom 3 yn blklwhl ,... t I GREENLE.'" PARK ·"'1 '202 '66 Clll·:VY-'~ 1 .. 1 1111:kup. I · . • · "'"" \!")'~a~. ant. & n1ount con1pl. ~elf ""nL. many ex· • ·u-·"' _, I h Id I I t h d ~" \'.S-S1u:k $1300 "" c 1 ren, x n 11·a c og. 642-0342 tras! 714: 817-3961 11."ill \VhHtier Ave., C.~f. Dune Buggies 956 e 6-!~!ll;..J a 492-SW3 B p ·1~2,·10 ** 6l'"'.'" oats, ower 906 '70 CAi\1PER cab over o-..,.. ........,..," SPRINGER ~pan1rl , rcm11l"· I \\'/jack~. S!lOO or hrst offer. 2 mo. Rci:1s1rrl'ri, paprr ----------tr11 111t'd. $75 \\"knds/ci·cs, 21 STAR.CRAFT '70 Ch1ettian Call 6•12-177!> alle r 3 pm 544-2766. \' ('sb1n C1·u1.~r. Sl,,rp~ ~. c'~'-"='='~'~~~---~ lrrbox, h<'arl , ran YI\ s, ·71 RED V\V Camper, right i\lUST ~II prrc-1ous frn1alt> A 1nnn1, 1•001pa~~. I 2 0 off lh<' hoa! S.3~ o.,., v.·ireha1l't'd min. do x 1 r 'I P ,.._ n rf'l.·nJl~,..r. traller >.Int \16-91'1'/ri·<' ~J6...lm llj)('r5! i;,':-'t~ & trn<1 . J·~ I t"'lrnl. s:,~oo In \\~ ... r at . . . ,. . . )'/'!. $3J. 4!l:H20~ r1·r11 II u n t i ng ! n n llarhour. Cycles, Bik•s, D~CHSHUND pup AK C. S·l&-."17~7. l Scooters mlnla. maJ~ & frrnalr. O\\"E~S 2J' cc Sip\~. S.S. ----------shots. \\'irr or sn1ooth C'Olll "-d < .. h t2· I t t SJ3-.40lS r llC ,.,.a . i:allf'1 , ha11 pun1r, ..... {' ~ J , :\ n ('(In(. ro1·rrs, ere. i\.J t"QJld, s~~il. Dcpr-ndahlr. ex1r11.~ :'\I'" port ~lip i11·a1l • 6i3-1061 * 'iO LUALlRIOUS Americana 21X60 a! Dr1f1""00d Beach & Go!r Club. Custm upgrad- VW OUNEBUGGY ed rnod£'1. Fully equipped. Comn. 11 Hh l1hcrt:l11~-' l.w"llly, Own<'r l't'IOC'aled, :\lust ~f'll. SJ7J. or best offer. Call Contact JQn1it'ra ln<', 1!1261 (lftrr 4 p.rn .. Ho.J.'!03. Beach Bl\·d., H.B. :136-6.l\1 '70 Stif.l('r Sport hody. wide CUSI':'ll hu1H w·x:J.r ~lobile (\!"f'S, top. SI~ 1111estcd horn('. fully crptd & drpd :-.takf' oCfer. 962-a:117 1v/blln k1tC'hrn, 11unkcn liv'~ FIBERGL ASS J)unrbu,::11;1- rm, l'iuX'!le. fan1 rm, 2 RR. Tradr rnr j:ood ninning V\\ 2 ba. Lnfl~pd. sprinklf"r 111 n or W.j(). ~ll)...:>310 Aufo Leasing LEASE A Nl::\V 19il PINTO $50.00 mo. <36 n10 J nll"n rnd RENT A NE\V 1971 PINTO $4 DAY AKC Gern1. Sho>p, pup~. ctwnpion lillf', ~I & f , 11 wks., Blk. I Tan I Sil\"er. W-7129 ~1:~~~398 afll"r 6 Pm or lfONDA 350, ~ cond. AiVD Ma ny x1r11s. S4il. 5-l8·7089 BEtl>RE )'PU Buy, ~ll. Lisi l----------I 4¢ MILE system. c.~f. 646-342 3, T k :HS..lli3 .. rue s 96~ DALMATJON 4 mo"11 old A.KC papen, F1~ mark· lnp. Healthy, Xln't pe:l for chUd . rn. 67J.-4Jg1 •·• -CH or T-d, . C•ll TED 1966 •·ord Sorer V11n-paneled 1.,.,, ••> RTS Conni'°· t\\in or j.IS-!!673 '" P"T • LI~ 0 ·--~--~----"'"31•10 & 1n.1ulatN!. Xlnt running v " • • ... r. scrrv.. Xlor rood, $3210 -.,..,,. KICK IN YOUR ~ • 4 1 Bicycle !or \1t•o-Unt't·• Mob•'le Homos 1'0nd. $1al0. S.'l6-0C>.14 1 ..,_.·s: :i -5466; Eves 9U LIFE 673-7257 Sch\\lnn deluxP tandem !167 "A" Npt Bl., c .,\1. 1966 EL CAf\11NO ! Af!er ;,_ 673-7127 r.OQIJ COND t::..TIRAS THEODORE 964 1967 32" Chr i s Corin-. , :lCl"llOUSE Trall('r,11 ttrollfl. ' ' · ROBINS FORD MALTESE pupp;..1, AKC, 10 thu~n-tv.1n ~rrrw, l11lly 'lAl\lAHA f.:ndum 2JO. Dir1 1 Clran It hilly f'qp 'd. $12'.Jj. SlD:lO 11t l\.lf).j[)!l 2060 llARROR RLVO., wlu. Ad\111 male l'i yn; pqu1ppr1l, rr;idy tt1 1;o. &. ~~n•rt. X~nl, rnnd. s,-,7;,. '.\..'l,6..9li',/~vr~ :i.16--1222 '66 t:Mnoh•}f'. rlt'w 11rr~. COST/\ i\l l::SA old, Call 968--8460 ~1R--:ll:11 61:\...1117 !'Ir l)iJ..2877 pa11i1 210 <'n~1ric~ Bf'i;t of-,..11.(l()lO .. ------JO,:iO 1 Dlt, F111I a11n1ni:;. f s~i -~ · ----• ----EASTER Poodles AKC. ~'• e 1;1· BOSTON \\11,\Ll:.lt e oO \l(J~OA SI. 100 Prrf, Adul\ f!Rrk. Close 10 ~lorf'11, -~·· -.~ ··~--~--- mo, old. "'el l -l raln,,d IO hp ·;o John..,1ri. ~'O hn.: cond. $3'2'., C11.l1· S.~.00. 54~71)49 l!lfii DOlll;E IH•'k·Ull ',ton. Auto Service, Parts 966 S!iO-S75. M2--03l6, 673-9.~7 I Trlr, Xlras fi.ll--lll."11. • m: .. 2211 • ' 11 " ;;, If I rl llllfO 1\·l ('11 1111~-r 1\/1 ... ,.11 I >c ,,nrH' .,..-;111! u N"ln . 00 -Ii--I ----------COCKAPOO pupplea Black, 1 28. OIRT~ Cn1rt . T111n S.·1-r"' Ii~ 110:"-.DA:iO~llni Trail, turn. S2l00. 11~1 llorhnr, ~ · .-i'l .'lO.>.l l\lr l\ ~f'r._ l:\IJSC r,.1 St111be1un Alpuir WiU hold tor Eatler $10, ~ Ch fl'1t ~··-:. ("Iran GOO!l 1·nnd. s11:1. I C\1, lol 6L No children or •st CHEV 3/4 TON r11rt.~ f<>r ~~ll' 5f5.$TI, Rf'llSOMhl~ Call n.·~i:Vl • f114-:ii2i + T"''' VS + .. fi!O-ZSt9 fi12-41i~ BRAND NEW 1970 ROAD RUNNER 30 To Chooi.t From • 1 OOOf! HARO. lOP J8l VI , t u1 fo'"•i;c, l1n!14I qi ... , •• 11.,. ;,.. 1 1r~,.,~nt 1>•neF, "'•f•'f d~lv IWIPI "• ltO" h11•v d•1ly b •• ~ •• 1.d.o. ~1 1 • 14 •••1od whit1 !,tit• ltrtl, """f .. 1. •• 1 ~0"•"· ! .: llM1lNQ(. I J9b051. $2695 <kt· ., ., ' ' ., ' ' •' "t I " 1S-·1" ""' I) ' ·I ~ ' '· • • • ' ... I I ' '69VW SALE 25 '&9 VW BUGS ON SALE!! All 100°/o Guaranteed!! Parts & Labor EXAMPLE: '69 VW BUG $1399 zuc 708 Kelly Blue Book S1ys Average R1t1il $1720 OVER 110 USED VW's FROM $399 CHICK IVERSON .vw 1970 HARBOR COSTA MESA 546-3031 Ext. 67 or 68 445 E. COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH 673-0900 ------Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 1-~~---~~~-1 970 JAGUAR JAGUAR JAGUAR HEADQUARTERS 1969 JAGUAR XKE e only authOriud JAGUAR . dealer in th! entire Harbor Coupe. 4 f:Pf'erl transm1ssHJn, Arta. radio And he;i,!er, Bir con- Cornph•tf! SALES SERVICE PARTS BAUER BUICK dillo111ni;:. ,,·h[1~ \\'~JI 11res, wire whttl~. Just beaullJul. 1:\.."XD2601 $3795 BAUER BUICK IN Zl4 E. 171h SI. COSTA MESA Coota M;,a 5'8-7'16' 234 E . li1h Strtet MS.n55 •---------! "WEF:D It & reap" •. cl~an Save your c.:ar -:r1 not tar! Jwt re11.ch lor your out the treasures & tr11.sh - pho~ A. call 011.lly Pilot tum into cash thru a D11.1Jy OUll.ifl~ 642-S611 Charge DAILY PILOT 35 Auto1 lorS.lf: ]§] _I '_"'"'_"''''~I§] _I '_"'"'_"""_i§JI I . '""-s. • l§J 1 I '"""''"• .11~1 Autos. Import~ 970 Auto1, lmportH 970 Auto•, Imported 970 Truck• 961Truck1 962 JAGUAR MGB 'Gj JAG :I ii L\111tk II Jt'fian 'AA J\1GB·GT. Nf'w rarl1al Xlnt melilanic&I. Original, 11re1, new clu1ch, llf'W pa.ml. $2400. 675-4177 Sl5!JO/beKt offer. ~S-4&2-4 KARMANN GHIA OPEL '67 GHIA COUPE -.7-0 -O-PE_L_G_T_1 Au1on11111r, N1cl10, hf'ilter. Atr oond1 .oninit, 4 spt'f'rl ra· 1555BQH1 dio, h<'a!rr . iL'QV <1!15)' $2788 BARWICK DAVE ROSS PONTIAC !MPORTS INC. TOYOTA $1871 19Tt TOYOTA COROLI..A 2 DR. FACJUR\' EQUIPPED •9878 CHOICE: OF 5 ..Derut Lewi& W TOYOTA TOYOTA TOYOTA NEW '71 ND DOWN PAYMENT $69.01 MONTH• 36 mos. OeL pay prict. SM>l-1 .~Ii or ca~h p r J c e S:.!003.Xi tncl. Tax Ai Lie TRIUMPH $149S I~ Triumph Mh l\od~tr. R, 11., 4 spt>ed, w1nwhttb. 1 ZAE 30j DEAN LEWIS 6"-9303 1946 ilarhor Bl., Costa l\1e~A ·-=~====~ '71 SPITFIRES NOW ON DISPLAY A.p.R. '1<.""'~. Serial No. Come Jn tor a tr>st dnvel 1:!66 Harbor, c.~T. 646.ll:ll'l3 "",. z W 131347. FRIT ARRE N'S $1495 •on approved credit SPORT CAR CENTER 196'!1 Toyota Seel. R., II , 11uto-. T 710 E ht St SA.. 54l-0764 I B·,11 Maxey oyot_a o-· ·, •. 1y ,_·,·, ". , __ , , ... ,,y 21.110 Harbor Blvd. at fair nr. m11.11r, actory 11.1r cond. .~.. ... ~ .. .. 998 So. Coast 11'\J', Costa Mesa il16-AA1i ):C.\I 1t3 lAASl B~:ACH Rf.. ~7.R."l.°i."i i---==--- DATSUN Lal!1lna R,.ach OP>'L . .,0 ~I . \r n DEAN LEWIS HUNTINGTON BEACH , $1395 r116-405! / 49--1-9771 " °" ux~ 11..i:n ' 646-931~~ -1 1967 Triumnh T114A. R., II., ====~-o==I ''" b" '"'" 4 '"" ' p/d•«' . '69 LAND CRUISL'R • '"'"'' \'CT "" MERCEDES BENZ hrk~. Rill. !ow mi. lrilo<l 1911; flllrhor Rr. ("o.~i11. MPSA L DEAN LEWIS Or<11,9e County's l arge!lt Selec tion New & Used Mercedes Benz Jim Slemons Imps. Warner & fAain St. Santa Ana 546·4114 l'{)nd. $1200 or hcst offr>r. RF:ST BARG.\TNS C{)\1E SEF. OUR S...tion \\'a•nn. 4 \\ htrl dnvf'. 6-IS-9:.;0:i R11-5.':ill7 or R.1.1-~9R · 19-tli ll11rhor RI , Co~!a \f('~a S~LF.:CTION OF !S\1R 4901 'SR OPEi. 1500 Rally~ K11rlrt. 6~1.000 1ni'5, yellow w/Jhk lntrr. ~ ronrl, 536-lS,12 anyl1me after 6 pm. J!l69 -102 OPEi.. 5tn \\'gn, fl/JI, au!o, 111r, 40,000 n11 !irr-s, $1695. Eveli: 5411-369.1 TOYOTAS $2799 TRIUMPJI TR-4 flo11<ls1er, Jim Slemons Imports wire-wlw<'I~. vrry good cnn-1~0 w. Warner BARWICK d1tion thn1ot1t. Sell or tr11clf' Santa Ana for p1('k-up tn1rk or <'11n1per 1~1POR'l"S JNC. truck. S!M:'i. «.:all 549-0530 Open Eves. & Sun. DATSUN S4n..412S TR -3 Eni:111e for ~ 11 J e. PORSCHE '70 TOYOTA CORONA ~,~~~{l;l~~l.i:;·y. g~~~~ ~;~'1·;:1s ~·11~:.lrl'l~·;asr~ ~~~~~~~~~[;-;-:;:--;;;-::-::::-;::-.:::::::: ~IS-405l , 4~_9771 ne"'· $Ii;,, 61l-2:l'l9 an 5 I METRO '63 Porsche Super , "--I -_::::__::::_:_ _ _:::::__:::::_ __ 1--=TrFRwwJiM<iriii11-=. 1rr·nl:'-.1ms'11"9'22 ..... "-'r. 1\ulo111a11r. rilr. ln1- ----------1Cpe. 811.hama yellow wilh blk nlitt'Ulitl,! t2Jfi AQ.'\I \Vil/ $.1J95 $:11:1. * J9;,s METR~ * interior, AM/FM, chrotne lake irade, Call 4g.1_7144. 19f'9 To~·nla Cro1\n Seri. R * 354S.-Xi6;1 Arlrr 6 Pl\! * Real Sharp 700 L1rlo Park 11'heel.,, ret'Cnt f: n r in el'M--o;=.,,.--o-~-: H., -I .~rirrl1. # l 11'19. '' W !t IT E ELF:PllANTS" Dr. Nn. 4, Ne"•port Beach PXW981 '&1 Toyolll l.o11nrl Cn.nser. DEAN LEWIS overrnnninr )OJur house? MG $2399 hrt>s ancf Y«hf't'l s. Other ex-fi.11).9:>()3 "Cash" .. sell tht!Tn lhru tras. $1315. 431-~U ~9-16 lliirhnr B!., Cmt11. ~lrM D11.ily Pilot Classified llliiPliiiPliiP CHICK IVERSON Aulos, Now 980 Autos, New 980 1970 HARBOR BLVD. G.M.C. TRU.CK CENTER OVER SO TRUCKS IN STOCK. WE RENT CAMPER TRUCKS & MOTORHOMES Te<ll G.M.C. TRUCK SPECIALS I l I ----·-'71 KING of ROAD $3995 Sill• don•ll•, l!,f,i9., 1!0••, <•b over I' ff1<11111tM •11 • NEW G'-'C ',. lo" wf po .. •r di1e. brl1 ., VI ,.;th H.D. 1pri1191 I 1hoc~1. :< 11 lO '71 LIL KING 101/2' $4995 C1b ov1r, Slo•t. r1friq, foil.I roorn, c111 1/1tp 1i•. Me1111I• •ii 011 • 111w '• fo11 VI pickup w 111!0., P.S., P.1 .. l•o/ bo~, q•u11••. H.0. c1rnp1r 1quipp1d, 11257) - '71 GMC 1/2· TON $2995 Short 'Wh,,I b111, 6 c~li11d 1 r, 1tick 1hift ••n Oli•• gr••• with b•;91 inl1•i.,r. {11211 '71 GMC SUIUltlAN .... $1000 l 1111 111p1r <u1lom. <tOO VI, P.S., P,11 .. 950•16.5 f J't'( tirtl, ftclory t it. R•ftdy io pull th.i lr1 il1r .1nywh1r1. i 102~) F•clory li 1t pritt $6111. S••• S IOO t\ii1 w11k1nd. ----2850 Harbor BlvdJ COSTA MESA 546-6750 PILOT CLASSIFIED ' Autos, Naw 98DAutos, New ''° • THINK VW . "MG'' 5-l!l-.'lll.n Ext. 66 or 67 UI COST A ~1ESA ''FRIEDLANDER" " PORSCHF. :u;;..c, "'h""· J OWrlf't, 4fl,llfl(l m l • S, WE'RE LOADED JOHN CONNELL A~1/~",\\ Blaupunkt rari10 P E R r E C T throughout, 67.'>-4051. fl11t ll:ACH (HWY. tf) 893-7566 • 537-6824 NEW-USED-SE RV. ONF. of Calif. 11nr~I "5!1" ~ C11rrera, Lacquer rf'rl: '69 rng-1~. On cfispl11.y, Nf'\l'port ---c:$"°1"J9°'S----I Cyclf'ry, 2116 Newpot·f Rlvrl 1967 '.\!GR Rod.~tr. R., H., 4 PORSCHE: 911·S, lilt!'.' 1969 spcl"cf, \1'1rc-11·hl"l"l1: VBS 848 fac. air. r-M radio, a!! f'X· DEAN LEWIS tr11!i (>f'rf. cont!. pr1. party, 616-9303 $7·1'10. (714) 623-:1962 1946 H11rhor-Bl., rnsra !\1e!la e '60 PORSCHE cpe, Blk, 1962 MG Convt. nr11· slldcllr: int. 111•w tirPs, Good cond. $ISO . Call chrm 11hls, Blau A\1 ~·;-,1, 642.2.147 or 5:;il.Jfilli. :'\Int 1Jui1<1ul. f{1>a1:. ;1.li-7~ ·i;9 fll l T 1".1r;{;i, lo 1ni'~. L1kr 11<'1• \\'111 r1narw,. & ---------1rarl1.. s::i01 '"'low book. $1495 ~1u~t ~f'll, 613-4237. MGB 1966 '.\lf;B GT Cpi', ll.; !! .. ·a.ii Porsctir ('OllVl ·Nrw Knn15, 4 ~peei1, \\'Ire \\ hrf'ls. ~\VT. ·I I I I P•• ,, r •• , 298 l: u r 1. orrs, 1 • '-"""' DEAN LEWIS ~·nd, Sl400. 642-2411& l~ J[;u·hor 131., (.'o~la Mrsa e '&I PORSC'l IE C GOOD COND • $2'100 * 6.U-8911 * Is you ad In the cla~sUled 195!:1 Porsche Super 90-Sharp. SECTION? Someone ts Bf!sl offrr. Wlllrhing for It. Ola I &tS.-1005 or S.16-36.l2 "No 'iimmic~1 . No Gi~1~w1y1, J~1+ 21 Yr1. H"n11t S•!linq WITH THE ALL NEW 1971 CHEVROLET WAGONS! • The rear window 9oes vp and disappears inlo th• roof. The tail 9ate 9oes down and disappears into the floor. ALL MODELS· EQ.UIPMENT AND COLORS AV All:ABLE! your ad -tod11.y! • Pilot Clusitlerl ad. 6-12-5!l78 910 Autos, New 980 64 2--5678 loday! f;f; J'nl'~C'hE' 9 l I -R II. h Am A OVER 50 VEGAS TO g..---.. CHO·OSE FROM Auto1, New Autos, N•w 980 yrllnw. 1 (lWnPr X1n1 ronrl. ·--------- But you 11v• It both when you buy '"d where you drivel The low, low price on this fine qu•lity complct lets you kMp some of your ceah 1nel the cost of oper1tion is low tool Save both ways 1t Joh~ son & Sen Lincoln Mercury. 1971 COMET '11ft .. , • .., H1•l11 .. ,1.. '941•. """''· AM ,•till•• wlllfw ••II ..,..,, ,......, ,,... . .. • ..... tlhll Mttit ,.. ...... 2 DOOR $ JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e MARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR 2626 HA~BOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA 540.5!30 642-0981 $4 lift. 1'v1 r1 y r, 11-<I M.1 SAAB • SAAB '70 99E 2-dr. FACTORY ATR OlNOlTIONJNG ONLY 4fiOO LOCAL MILE~ Rr11ut1ful rlesPrl bfo12e y,•/ l:!nr.o:rnu., lape.~try interior, 4 ~P'f'Pri, r~i110. hr111rr, ra- rl1al 11'1~· 11rr.~. mu~1 be i;een k driven. 1 t4:iRNR1. $2999 ~~~l~ A.IJTHORIZfO or•l[" ~ HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA :>4(}.9100 TOYOTA $1295 ]~9 Toyo1a Srrl. "P'rrl. Y~R :t:!G OEAN LEWIS ti<JG..9303 1911' Harhor Bl, Co~la l\lr~a BIIL MAXEY fTl§IYJOIT!A! 11111 BEACH BLVD. Hunt. B••ch 147~5SJ l mt N. of <bu« Hwy, en Bell $1695 1900 Toyo1a ;\olk If i!T. 4 i;p<'<'rl. ~9 BNr DEAN LEWIS 646-9303 lMG llarhnr Bl., Cn~!A ttrsa. '68 Corona Hardtop Loorleli. Black \111nd111 1op. Autom11tlc, radio, he11.h~r. (VU'N 74JU T11ke 11m11J down . \\'ill f11V1nrf! pvr, pty. Q\11 alt 10 1m <194-i506 or ~O l!OO $if9S lf!AA Toyo!a Srd. R., H, Alr cnnri. V\\'G 313 DEAN LEWIS 646-930.1 HUfi H11rhor BL, f"O!llA M'"" '69 Tnyot~ Corona 2-rlr HT . Au!n, r&h, f11.ct4X)' lllr. Pvl ply, Like new, :IB,000 ml. $149:§. 64~89 $1295 1989 Toyota Cnrona C~. R ., H., 4 xprl"rl, YCM !l\7 DEAN LEWIS 64!;-930:1 f'nr F111I f..~tt~ .. t:.iill "Thi' Hot Ltn1" Dally Pllotj Ouslhfd N•med Car of the Year 1971 MOTOll TRIND Best Handling Car in America Regerdress of Price IOAD &. TRACK Finest Out Of Comparison Tes ts of tho Six Small Cars CAR l DltlVllt BRAND NEW 1971 VEGA 2 DOOR SEDAN • WE HAVE THE FINEST CHOICE 01011 TODAY IN YOUl CHO/Cl o• " COLORS OF BRAND NEW , 1971 -EL CAMINOS BRAND NEW 1971 CHEVY 1;, TON LONGBED lCSl•IZ61JJ22J TRUCKS-TRUCKS-TRUCKS SHOP NOW FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION TRANSPORTATION. WE HAVE THE NICEST SELECTION OF NEW CHEVY TRUCKS RIGHT NOW ! CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 546-1200 '· .· •. ' . . . • • .. -. OAILY PILOT Saturday, Apr11 J, 1971 i 36 . ~I ·;;;-"''°';;-"';;;;;;"''-;;;;l§l;;;;;;~.;;I ;;'""';;"""""'~l§l;;;;.;;;.__I ;;;;;;'-"';;;;;;''_"";;;;;;'·~l~;;..J .--;,.'~'-"''_·_~··'·;;;~~1 ;;;1 ';;;''""";;;"'·~l;;;;~ll~ '_""""_"'·__,J~1 [ .,, .. ,., .. ~~1 ~1 ~.,. .. ~,~ .. ~·~]§]~_.__I _._,, .. _,.,_ .. _·~_1§1~1 AutOs, New 980Autos, New 980Auto5, New 980 Autos, Imported 970 J Autos, Import.cl 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, ln:iported 970 Autos, Imported 970 CHOOSE FROM A WIDE SELECTION OF NEW '71 CHRYSLERS FOR AS LITTLE AS A MEDIUM PRICED CAR. USED CAR SAVINGS OFTHEWEEK '67 Pl YMOUTH JUWY 1112 Dr. H.T. "·'"'°""'· "'··· '"'"· $1195 P""'' 11te1,~~ PO•t! brol11 (IRH•l21 '66 VOLKSWAGEN '67 DODGE '67 CHRYSLER HlWl'ORT 4 DOOR ~·.:.;·,:::·, ~~:~~:°~~ $1495 ~tu.: 791) '68 PONTIAC '69 SATELLITE lSIATWAGOtrf VI. "'""'II·<, •od·o. ~lo'• '68 Pl YMOUTH VAUAMT 6 <~l·fl<l•r. •od.,, l'>eolrf. l0<1t><'1 o~ to..O•"O""'l (W!Sl'ij) '66 CHRYSLER 300 4 DDOl MAID TOI' VI. o•!0/11010[, 10~!11. htOltr, $1195 P"''"' ''"'""~ g b•o~••. ••~,1 ""'· ·~ t(O'ld"""'""' (TIU)JjJ '69 TOYOTA CORONA • ljl"1!d , ... ,.,'10,111" .••. ~· ., (ZW(.JI~ '67 MERCURY MAIQUIS",T.Cl'I. ve . ou•oroor>c. ~""'' """~1. l>roln. MOii "'old""''· o' <O<-.:•· T~•r'l'l<O<lf llCbA'.f) '68 FORD LTD MAIDTOI' ~I, ""'""'OhC. !Od•t, ti<!OI!•, $1895 JICIWtf ltfff""l I, btoto .. , 0'< Uft- dt!'°""'i, W".,I lot IXOJ.1161 '65 CADILLAC COUr'I DI Villi ILJil pow .. ond !11ttory ,., <ond•· 1*""0. AM/fM ,..., llO!htr "" ""''· (TllJI .. ) '68 CHRYSLER VI. •~'""'""'· •td•t ~tour. '°'"" I'-""!, ON' ·--... ·~'°" fll'6'J161 1~~~-'-~~~--7:"".0-:".0'.".C~.,..,,:"::-:~ TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN __,,,,,_.,.. ,_., ·"'"m~•~'6r, c,,,. "· '65 VW SEDAN '63 VW Bug '66 VW SEDAN I JI. ·I :.r)l'ed, wire 11hre"!s. \\ Q\V 67·, DEAN LEWIS 6~6-930:! l!~lfi I !arhor Bl , Co:.l.s f\les;i VOLKS WAGEN- '71 y,,N VW Bus-Air. r&h. t1ccnS<'. e!c. Cost over $4000 rM.'1~: \Viii· lake $.'l49a cash or sn1all down & T.0.P. Pvt ply, 64&-9108 I '66 BU(; • Xlnt. Wh\lred 1111. 43,000 m1. New tires. ;850. fl.11--4126 or 5'11!<1389. V\r 'ti!l, lmniaculate, !>.tany xtras, :\'lust sell. S1650 or n1ake offrr. 536-2727 , '68 vW Bug-Xlnt_c_o_n~d.- 1 $1100 or olfrr. 673-0259 1968 Volki.'Wagen, excrllrnl I (')ndil1on, pnva!e pa!1y .\!any extras, S\17~ 5.16-101 0 ~ti;:-.·r ~ell '68 V\V. nc" llre'>. ext r Ms, SllOOIOFFF:R. 67:i--~:l7J L1r. • VJY ~. Total doi...n pa) n1ent ot S47.9a, 36 1nonth- [y j.1<1yn1rnts oC $34.38 Annual pcn·rntage rate nf !7.92'ili 10ACI. Tola! i.:ash prier including tax & he. I $\J.16.9:>. Ha.rbour V.W. Radio, heater, 4 speed. t\VAZ lo.I). Full Price $399 BARWICK l~IPORTS INC. DATSUN 998 So. Coast H\ly. Laguna Bl'a<'h ~16-10.il I 494-91TI 18711 BEACH BL. "'..,"' 1-.6r vw 806--llU~TINGTON BEACH -VW-DUNEBUGGY-'"' P•>OI. <XTE ti!) $895 Lie. • SKD 633. s.12.95 total do11n paymt>nt. 36 mon1hly payn1ents of $38.20 Annual perccnta~c rate of JT.92':0 fOACI, Total cash prll'l' including tax & lie. $10jl.9J. Harbour V .W. VOLKSWAGEN '67 VW SEDAN LL(', • Yl:.'V9Z7. $72.95 Iota! do""n payment, 36 monthly payments ol $53.45 Annual percenta,1:r r a I e 17.92'/o ~OACi. Total cash price including 1ax & lie. $14TI.9j, Harbour V.W. '69 VW BUG ~ speed. radio. hCiltcr. ITAZ 1421 BARWICK l.\lPORTS INC. DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN '68 VW SEDAN Lie. • \VXE 8l1. STI.95 total down payn1cnt. 36 monthly paymenl.s ol $57.26 Annual precenlait. rare 11.82'i~ fOACI. Total cash pril"t' includlnx tax I.: lie. $1516.9.'l.. Harbour V .W. 18711 BEAOi BL. M2-4t35 HUNTINGTON BEACH $775 1969 Dune Buggy, C.Orv.air Ens. &. au1omat1c. 013 A.DX DEAN LEWIS 646.93()] 1916 H.artior Bl., Costa 'Mf'sa VOLVO THINKING COMPACT? T·HINKSAVINGS ON THE NEW ONE! 3 IXCITING MODILS INCLUDING A 302Y·ll BIG SELECTION READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! $ 'b6 CHEV. J4 I M4i c•r .. ,,..tf ,.,.,.. Mtti J11r1\lllD. IMp•I• 4 D M.T. a.:::::~~:, ~00 Mys IM'4,tl0 •ilffl v.1 ""'"· '''"'·'"''""' •·• .. , , f-~-•••I a• 1L~ wir1dthi1ld. It meon1 ~o luted '""'""''"'''"•""'•''"'· v.1 """ ••••>.!o<i.<1 ••• oo .. ..,. ..,. " ,.. • p u91 ,.,. ... No• • ....-i ~, ... "'''''"''' o•~"""""I· OIJ buy hol brond 111w li•M, bolflty, 'fl~~ d ' .~~ ,001 ''""'" '""~ ...lloll '"w" 1,0,,, .•• d ... h"'"'· (or Y . ltd ho• beon r1<:ond1t1Cll'll to ,.,..,,~ous1 ""h''"'"~'"'"''"'o<I•'""· t01'1d•l'ltOr. ond ?O•l'lh. 0 rf 1 ond ,JI 95 _._,_.\l.N'ftl poll Olllf 100 dio9notli( '''" for p l ormon( s2; II s 1191i ;:::.,. ''" •"·'"' i•••'" ..... ••tftl , •••• OPEN SUNDAYS • FULL PRICE INCLUDING DUAL PAINT STRIPES, DLX. TWO SPOKE STEERING WHL, 6.34x14 TIRES, SMOG CONTROL SYSTEM, AND MORE! (502910) THlllXYCAR fROMIUROPI CAPRI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! VOLUME SELECTION OF COLORS AND OPTIONS TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S # 1 VOLUME LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER BEFORE YOU BUY! I ' 4 • n ,. 0 Sill.I~, AprH J, 1~71 DAILY PILOT 37' Autot !or S.le ~ ..... _."'_"" __,J§l I ]§] [ I~ l~·-"···-~·"·~l~ )~[ .-]§] [ ...... ~.... ]§] 11 ... ,, ..... 990 I iA~uiitiiosii,iiUiisiiodiiiiiiii.;;~990~ j Autos, Used ]§] ~utos, Imported 970 Autos, Used --,.,,,;......--....; 990 Abtos, UMd 990 Auto~ Used 990 Autos', UMd 990 Autot, UMCI 990 Autos, Used VOLVO BUICK CADILLAC i --C""A--D""IL""LA~C-__ C_A_D.,..IL_LA __ C_ CADILLAC CADILLAC CADILLAC CHEVROLET IVU'l.l"LI"\ CADILLAC THINI 1969 BUICK ELECTRA '70 SEO. DE VILLE • Cad. '68 Cpe. De Ville • • • Cad. '67 Cpe. De YUie CAD. '65 SED. DE VILLE cad. '66 Cpe. De Ville CAD '70 Sed. DeVllle , loaded. BeauttM bt has m\'1. Sac. v.·hsle. 493-4473 '69 CHEVY. 'VOLVO' lZOOO local mil.,. Only by Cul!itom • Door hardtop. Full seeing and driving thb llkt' FACTOJlY FACTORY FACTORY FACTORY CA MARO CAPRICE Hard1op coupe. V8, 11uto., R&ll, P.S., P.B., P-wtn. dows, factory air, vinyl top. tl2530) ID power, factory air, vinyl new trade In can you ap-"FRIEDLANDER" roof, factory warranty re-preciate 1:ondltion. ~o_tic Full powl'r. Tilt wheel, Ai\t-run po11C'r, brautiluJ cloth AJR CONDITIONING AIR. C.'ONDITJONINC AIR CONDITIONING f'ul! power lncJ, electric "·ln- dow5 le electric seat. Signal llf"Cking radio, See to ap- prt'clate. rTBY306J. AIR CONDITIONING Vlnyl top, full power, tilt 4 telescopic ~tttrlng. cloth &: leather Inter., At.-l-FM ra- dio. An exceptional beallty. t SBF".mJ. 1111t aeactt 1-v. •1 a9.3-'?566 • a37.(i824 NEW-USED-SE RV. ~ VOLVO DEMO $3260 1971 Volvo 142 Seel. R. JI., automatic. # 3268 DEAN LEWIS &16-'303 maining. 1 YCL257l gl't't'n gold metalhc f1n1sh ~·tt1 radio, vinyl !OP, etc., & leather inter. Stereo, door f3595 with harmonizing interior & l'IC. i\VEA3931, lock.", cruiSf' conlrol, trunk ., landau roof. Fu!Jy po\Vt"r $3222 opener. Ltghr sen1intl, auto t.'(lu1pped ol course, plus d1n1mer, 111ost every dlx. BAUER BUICK A.\VFt.1 slt:'rt'O, tele • tjJI eXU'a. (T\/V650l, '34 E. 11lh St. """ """'I. AIR COND,. ~ib A. $2444 Costa Ml>sa 5-IS-776.'i plus much MORE. See lh1s Ca<}) 11!!!~1 Olle bcJore you bU). (:?90-CADILLAC :::::: B.E.J ). Priced 10 sell. John· AUTHORIZED DEALER ib A. '66 811ick Skylark 2-dr hrdlp, son & Son, 2626 Harbor Bl., 2600 HARBOR BL., Ul\Ta1 el.(;t •urHOR!ZEO DEALU~ All factory xtras. (NNA5081 Costa Mc:ia. 5-J0.56311 COSTA r.1ESA ... ~CADILLAC 4'..iOO HARBOit BL., "UTHORIZED DEAUR $899. Lo mi·~. 110 dcliwrs, :110-!HOO Open Sunday AUTWORIZlD DEALER COSTA !'>1ESA 2600 HARBOR BL., 19'15 Harbor Bl. Ct.1 , 1966 CADILLAC e 2fiOO HARBOR BL., &i!0-9100 Open Sunday COSTA MESA $1222 ~1!~~ $1999 '7f) CAMARO.P/s, PI b, radio, air. Only 9 mo old. S3099. 67;N298 or 54>-fi646 '68 CAMARO, Xlnt cond. 1970 -427 ell£. 30,tm mi's, $1850. Pvt pcy, 213/79!1-69-17, §ACRIFICE 1969 Camaro. 4-apd, LoadM. $2095/best offer. 644-4319 CHEVROLET $895 $2688 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Cofita Mesa. 54&-8017 '63 CllEYY WAGON 9 Passenger. Rebuilt engine. tJJV 770) 640--M-18 SEO DEVILLE COSTA r-.IESA e ~100' Open ~nday 1946 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa '6.1 BUICK Le Sabre, 4 dr, PRICED >'OR QUICK SALE BEALrr. '62 Coupe de Villt, 5-10-9100 O~n Sunday 'li6 COUPE de Ville, Xlnt e new t>ngine & paint. \23 \\'. Beautif\JI ebony blitck finish mech. xlnt cond, full power, • I--------- 1967 Olev St. Wag. V8, R .. H., automatic. VUM 260 DEAN LEWIS 646-9303 $595 """"" ~ • . SC 492 _71_ . h bl k $,!"195. 49Z-9706, must see. cond. Vinyl top, Fully load· 1,...... CAD El Dorado-l7,000 511nt1ago, , . · -J ,) wit ac landau roof & _ 1.69 COUPE DcVi\lc, 20.000 1 ed. MW!it sell now, $2100 '"u · · I V6 I black J ea lh'' ,.,,,,,.,, mi, fuUy equipped. Sliver 194!1 Harbor Bl .• Costa Mesa 2100 HarOOr Blvd. ~5-0466 $3093 1971 VOLVO DEMO 7360 '63 Bu1ck Spectll -eng:, · "69 El Dorado. AIJ xtra~. mi. JoadN'I. tilt whl, leather. or best offer. Pvt pty, ,.--;;;::::--;:;::::-;.c;-;::::::::·l---=ac==---1 au!n trans. Runs hke new_ Equipped wi!h all lhe lux-t.1ust sell/make ofr. Ph. alt slerc-o r11.dio lt'C $4959. Pvt 6U-48s.t ~Y3456& p"'~111'6. _•7M!02: Ca~ '62 Chev. Nova II. Gd. !rans. '7D NOVA We SpeciaHz.e Jn Overseas Delivrry $32j. 968-(':(187 ury te111urcs. Full pov.·er, 5 -~6-0650 · -"""" : • : '"" •as ! t 6 l $295 I d' I I I t . pm, J ~!~·2183411 Baker St. C.?.1 .. -.,--,.-L_E_ETW--00~0-4--d-,. I for Paul Hendenon. ne"' I res, au o., C)'. . ...DerutleW 9 VOLVO .69 RIVIERA, v.•hile, r/h, 1"11. 10, ieaer, a:_ory a~r 1---------......,... Sfoe al Texaco station, 7000 plb, pJs No air. Xln't cond., etc. ISBO IJV) SI67:i. '69 Coupe De-Ville 1\lotor in xlnt. cond. tires '62 CAD. Sedan de Ville Full blk. w. Coast Hwy., West VS, autornallc, power st~r· ing. dlr. Loaded. !CVl 7:',I nd ;2350 Pvt 1 67~2~22 1 Johnson & Son, 2S26 Harbor Full po"·cr. good rond. for that !tern undt-r $50, lair, new paint. NeE'ds &eat power, $500. Evening : Nel'.·p;irt Beach. 642-9182 co · Py. --1 Bl., Cosla Mesa 540-5630 673-2262 or 673-5723 try the Penny ?incher covers. $775. 557-1131 548-2318 64&-4925 Full price $7195. Call :.7744 1!)66 Har!J9r. C.M. Autos, Used 1969 BUICK Autos, New 980 I Autos, New 980 Autos, Now 980 l-A-u-10-s-, 7N_o_w ___ 9""8~0 ~A-ut-o""s,~N~o-w---=99(j Autos, Now 990 '"°" W•goo. 3 "'"'" vs.I BUSINESS IS GOOD .,,_,303 I 980 Autos, New 9IO · l-B--UIC-K -;,';~,~·::~.,;;~·~;"~!::; AT THEODORE ROBINS WE SELL FOR LESS rondilionini;, roor '"'· ea-FORD ! THE REASON dial ply tires. Locally own- •d "' '$il95' I 1s1111s-11111M-P1111LE._ .... ·•· ................................ ._._ ........... lllll! 197D RIVIERA full po111er equipment plus factory air conditioning. A:'11-l"M literro radio, v111yl roof. A gorgrous car. !TW- AFBJ $4195 BAUER BUICK 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa j48-776a '69 BUICK RIVIERA Auto. trans., air condi1ion- ing. pov.·er steering, power brakes, po"·er windows, vinyl roof. N. 21240, $3188 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 24.SO llarbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Costa ~fesa j.16·8017 '67 BUICK RIVIERA OWNER ~-ac air cond, Full power: Vinyl roof, Michelin tires, Mag v.·lils, srcrt:-o tape. CAI.l.. DR. JOYNER AT 557-7077 Sal or Sun, 1-6 pm. '68 RfV1ERA . Loaded. A.:\f/F~l sterro. Be au t. silver w/blacl-: vinyl lop. Wkdys only, 642-4000 t.1r. Ron McKendry '61 BUICK Convertible. Auto. trans .• power steering. po"'er brak• es, radio, heater. rCQR997J $295 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC BAUER BUICK 234 E. CAD~LLAC I ~~~~~t:~s~RL~~~~~ol fACTORY I AIR CONDITIONING Padded top, BcaulifuJ lapcs- lry & leather inlenor. Full pou•er, inc:!. tilt & tele~cope steering, door locks, stereo, etc. (VTl...31191 $3333 ~1!~,~ .. U1HQRIZ{0 Dl.lt.Llll 2600 HARBOR BL., C'OSTA t.-IESA a.40-9100 Open Sunday. • ----c----• Cad. '70 Sed. De Ville t.-ACTORY AIR CONDITIONJNG Brcath!ak1ng f1rrn11~t paint , iv/luxurious clolh & leather .i/lll!r1, full power, incl. tilt & lelcscopic slcering, ~ter{"(l, door locks, vinyl top, etc. IZSK034l. $5333 ~1!~,~ AUT1-10fl12EO OEAl.tR 2480 Harbor Blvd. al Fair Dr. 2600 !l.\RBOR BL .. Costa Mesa Z>46-8017 COSTA ~1ESA BUICK '70 Le.Sabre . Gorge-j.t0-9100 Open Sunday ous dark blue & white. Lan-• d'"· '"''"' '" ro•d, p;,. Cad. '69 Cpe. de Ville Plb. $34j0. 64·1-2707 ----1 '65 BUICK E!Pctra 22.l. Auto. U'ans., air conditioning, po11.·er stc<'r· 1ng, po'ft·er brakes, power windows. 1NKD64·IJ $888 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Costa Meu 546-8017 e '68 RIVIERA -Air, s1rrro, bucke! scat&, full po\\·er. S319.i 673-4389 '56 BUICK Good trans. $99. 646-D742 Autos, Used 990 FACTORY i\IR CONDITIONING FULL LEATHER INTERIOR Vtnyl padded top, full pow· er. Al\f-Fi\1 radio. ctr. ;\n {'XCept1ont1l bu.v. (OOOOJI. $4222 ~1!~,~ ,.-~\JTl-IQRl2[D 0(AL{R 2600 HARBOR BL., a>STA ?.fESA j.i0-9100 Open Sunday • LOOK! WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU 150 USED CARS TD CHOOSE FROM ~!. ~~E~:.~~:!~........ $1799 r1d•o, h11l1r, 1 9ood -..1lue in .-..11yw1v lYCMl&l l ------ '61 T~tUM'H 5"TFllE s999 , 4 1pt td. '" ouht1ndin9 .,,lwe. !RRGJS IJ "6' FIAT 850 COU,I 4 ., •• d. '" 011hl1ridi119 ... iu .. (l)4A) SAVE 'H FORD 10 ,.,._,.,Wt• $1999 Y.I, •uie. tr1n1 .• ftetorv 1i1 con· Jitiontftt, ,._, 1lt•ri~. lWEJl0)41 - PRE-SEASON CAMPER SALE ALL NEW 1970 CAMPERS NOW SLASHED TO $75 OYER FACTORY INVOICE 9'1 Ari Thi Oro1191 County Show Cau Deol1r For rl Dorodo Comp1n RENT A CAMPER Rtserv. Today for Anwred Dote-s NEW '71 MUSTANG · NEW MACH I <12'1 VB, A T, Spo•h inlet., ton· •1ni1nt1 grp., pwr. ilttr., brt~t1, window1, ••• cone., tilt whl, Sp! dtc~. 1l1t. d1lro1', AM.FM, con· 1olt, finl. CJlau. 110005'11 SAVE 590100 W-sftr. $555' 0111r l"rlt• 54•51 ~~~---------NEW 2 DR. SPTS. ROOF SAVE JSI V-8 , hi b~h .. b!t tir11, A.T, $ 576 51 P-it11r, P·di1c1, r1dio, die. 91p., T·9l1u, w~I ,.,.. t!c. I 1)11691 . W·1ftr. Sl911 .25 011r l"rk• SlJl4.74 ~N=Ew~2~DR~ONVERr--sAVE- l5 I vi. P.top. p_,,,., P-di'''· hi 575016 b~h .. bit lir10, tilt stet•., A·T, AM - FM, con1olc, P.w indow1, spl wh l. cv•s .. f·9la11 tic. l 1024301 W•1tkr. $4784.75 Our l"rlce S4034.5t 7.N~EW~M'ACH I SAVE 15!-<IV, 1uto/lr1n1 .. rid .. pw1. sh., $]0l00 & diic bt~1. ipl1. int1r., wid1 ov1h I rno•e. ! I 000601 W-tttir. '4449.00 Owr Prlee SJ741.00 NEW'71 RANCHERO NEW RANCHERO Em;uion control •r1tem. E7.14 tir11, AM r1d io. (11 '1 1111. W0sftr Sll''-12 Our"'''' S2712.'4 NEW RANCHERO SOO 351 VI, c;r11itorn~lit, vii. CJfO~p. P.S., power disc br•k11, !in!. 9l•u. H.O. 1~1p. ( 11 S6~~). W0dtir S4214.0' 011r Prlee SlJ,S.41 SAVE $88863 .NEW'71 FORD . NEW LTD 4 DR. BROUG. SAVE H.T. 42'1 V8 , •inyl •oof, crui10., WSW, vi1. CJ•p .• P.S .. di• ,1t.. whl., P·1h., P·dr. lock1, 111. 1ulo temp. c;onlrol, AM.FM, P.W. etc . 11 21 · $1100 7011. W-St1u S,041 0 11r Prlee S4941 -----NEW LTD 4 DR. BROUG. SAVE 400 VI, crui•o., WSW, ¥i,. CJrp.. '96401 P.S., 1it. AM /FM, tint1d ,11u, power window1. (11227•1 W-Stkr S5271.00 Owr l'rlce S4l1J.92 ~N=E~W~L T=D .-DR-. -H-DTP. SAVE- Vinyl RF, A/T, pwr. 1f11r, br•~•1, $97200 end window" 1ir. 1l1c. d11ro11, AM.FM , Vi1. 'JIP. W/W, Ti<1I <jllu, whl, C¥tl. ( 100017) W-sftr. $52'7 Owr l'rlc• $4295 "'N~EW~G~A'LAXIE -500 SAVE- 1 Dr. Hd. Tp. <!00 V.s . Vinyl rf .. '92300 A/T, Pwr. Slr. end lirtk11, 1ir, ,,.. dio. whl. cvr1. +int. CJl111. 1l1c. dt- lo9qer, 1000151 W1ftr. S4922 Our Price SJ9t' NEW'71 BRONCO NEW BRONCO WAGON VI , Spt. PJ.9 .. con•. CJ•p.. H.0. R~d lelo•. 1111. fuel link. Stk. :0764 (7001 11 W-tftr. $4522.44 Our Prlc• SJll 1.21 NEW BRONCO WAGON SAVE VI. b11ck1t ih., lr1clion lock R-$70676 1xl1, lid. 1lip·fronl ••le. Sp!. pl.9 ., 1u" fuel l1nl., r1dio, fr tt r11nni"9 hub1. SI~. :T200 !101~1 w-ttlr. $4,10.21 011r Price SJ97J.4' I THIS WEEKEND -ON LY- BRAND NEW 1971 TORINOS 4 DOORS HARDTOPS FASTBACKS 23 ST~CK TO CHOOSE FROM OVER $75 FACTORY INVOICE plul tax &. license NO GIMMICKS-NO ADD ON'S-NO ORDERS NfW '71 T-BIRD ' NEW 2 DR. LANDAU 42'1 VI, A·T, p.s. P.di1c1. yj"yl fop, bit. tir11, till tlte•. P'·i11h, 1ir·t ulo ''"'I'· cnl!I. R. wincl. de- fro&I , P·1nl1"n1. (1 00014) . SAVE $1352 W-1tlit. S7J71.0CI O•r Prlce S•025.54 NEW 2 DR. HDTP. SAVE Ai<. Full power, lilt whl, AIT. '120150 81ou9h1m int., W/W, r11ili11, 42'- VB. I IO&~l~l W•1ftr S&J51.IO 011r P'rke $5117 ---NEW 2 DR. HDTP BROUGH. SAVE Full pwr ., vinyl roof ,1if, A/T, lilt$120300 whl., pw1. wlncl., llet r. tnll br1k11, r1dio, 42'1 .VI. (J74Fl W-tftr. S,161 011r Prtce SIJll NEW 2 DR. LANDAU SAVE 429.VI. F11ll pwr., A(.f, AM-FM . $151100 Brough•rn i"I. T·gl111, till will., Auto Temp., Air, 429-VI. W·stkr. S7J71 01r Price 151'7 NEW'71 f100 PICKUP NEW F·100 STYLESIDE P.U. 240-6 cyl. 1n9., l·1pcl. r••io, tint. CJl~11, H.O. R11r Sp., 91u911, ci9. ligh••• Sik. :r6J !26111. SAVE $643 97 W-Sftr. $JJJl.91 Owr l'rlc• S2,91.00 NEW 1971 'ully equipped with 1600 C.C. entln•. fully 1ynchronl1M 4 1poed tr1nunl11lon, hMhr I d1froshlr1 hl-l1v1I "dlroct1lr'' vontll•tlon 1y1t1m, wlndshl•ld w11her1, hl·b1ck .. ,.,., buck•t 1e1t1, u1t Mlt1, .... front & rut, padded vlMr & da1h, locklnt 1tHr. column, backv, llghta. Ord•r Today. A LITILE BIGGER ••. ••• FOR A umE MORE MAVERICK 2 DRS.-4 DRS.-GIABBERS-V .. S NEW'71f250 PICKUP NEW 1971 FORD F-250 C1mp1r 1p1ci1I, Sport c;u1lorn C•b, C1uii1·o·rntlit lt1n1minio11, pow1r 1!11rin9, power dl1c br1k11, "J'O" VI, r1dio, 1Jl11 911 l1"t #1 6, rno· SAVE $965' 1 tor :t2151. Reton S41ll.OI -Sole SJl,7.70 NEW F-100 CUSTOM SAVE NEW F·2SO CUSTOM SAVE Styleiidi. VI 1n9., R1n91r pk9., $95389 Dir. 2 font, 360_ VI, r•n.qtr pit~, $109100 xlnt, imp & oil 9•u911, tool bor, cmpr. 1p1c., c;ru110, P-Olltl, 11r, c1ui1om 1lic, opt. ¥1Cuurn booiler, AM -FM 1l•r•O, P.S., 25 q1I. link, AM·M ue110, P.S., G71rt 5 tir11 . etc. (065!) ip1r1 tirt. 110951 ). Stli. •Tt5. W-tl'll.t $4150.20 011r Prlee Ul9,.JT Wotl'll.r $5415.97 0 11r Price $4324.97 RR~:1:: NEW CAR TRADE·INS Clteek Oar I Ok Pan. 4 LaHr1t'am•ty ... ,.._ ... ..., ..,.. .. 1n1..,,,...11 .. , ,..., ... ~ kttwr _. nMnt ''~"' 90DAYSOR4,000MILE8 • r--· .. ·.·O·<· •• ·o· .. ·.·,.-!!·.-~-!-,A· •. ·!· •. ·,~---~-,-~-.. -~-~-.-,.·.· .• ·.·"·,o·,· .. -) '69 '~.E~~.,~:~.IBU H.T. con¥r1fiblt ind 2 + 2 ltilb1tk1. Som1 with 4 1po1d1, elto P.S., ,;, cond. ( 107851 I $2396 ~ir conditioning 1rd ~11tom11tic "'odel1. EXAMPLE, 1970 MUSTANG H.T. lo1d1d. VI, 1ulo., P.S., R&H, f1 tlory 1ir, w1tt•nly 1•1il1bl1. Low mile1. (621AVP) OUR PRICE $2796 '67 MUSTANG H.T. I '67 T·BIRO H.T. Good mi~•• Redio. h11t1r, lee. 2 door. VI, t 11lo., RIH, P.1t1e,._ lory 1qu1pped. !TWA.715 ) in9. 1t•h -window1, t i•. IUTC· 51196 I '"' --,67-PLYMOUTH-' $l 596 ~pt. Fury 2 d'.. H.T. VB, •uto. ' -,69 FALCON SEO. R&H, P.5., ¥•ny l 1001, 9ood fWCRl'IOI $1196 --------- '66 FAIRLANE 500 cir. H.T. R&H, power ol191· in9. 1i1 conll. qood mil••· 1616- ASHJ 6 cyi., 11ulo., RIH, <Jood mile1. !XSV797 ! $1596 '70 TOYOTA CORONA 011. " I 0,000 dr. RIH, 1ulo., 1ppi. mil11. 1742A0Y) $1796 '65 '69 '62 CHEVY IMPALA S.S. R&H, •1110., P.S. •ir cond, 9ood mil11, !MPFl741 '65 C~.~~~f~!.~.~~~w !:~·I. Low mil1i. lNNC&Otl $1096 $1096 151 1970 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOORS 151 Color 11l1 clion, fully •1co11dillon1d. 9ood rnilt1, VI, •111., P.S., hr!. Some w/r1dio1. City of Coil• Mt1t 1•111 relurn1, 1104121 11041261 I 1041151 ( 1051241 I 1041271 OUR PRICE $1696 r-----------------------..... FOID-LTD-GALAXll-TOllNO-WAGON SAil ..,,. ....... ,_ .. ,...,,'11 ....... .,... ...... ,..... .......... ....... • ...... M ,. .... , '"'' ~u.1 ... w-tt.t -11.w.. EXAMPLE, 1970 FORD LTD 2 dr. H.T. Good mll11, VI, 11110., P.S., R&H, "i11yl roof, W11t. 1¥1il. ( 152AGl l OUR PRICE $2796 '69 FORD COBRA Sp!. roof, 1ulo., R&H , P.S. IZOV707) $1896 '68 OPEL K1d1lt1, Red 2 doo•. 4 1p1ed, RIH. !XNV4041 $896 '67 DODGE l'ol1r1 4 dr. H.T. VI , P.S .• RIH, 1ir, <Jotd !0406451 $1196 '68 DODGE CHARGER RT Fully eq11ipp••il. VI. 111!0., ,.S .• R&H, 1ir cond. !VZYIOIJ $1896 '69 COUGAR A11lo .. RIH, pw r. ilt11i~9. elr, 9ood mil11. IXUR19'1 $2296 '6-4 CHEVY 'II TON· Pick11p. l 1p11d, h11t1r. I~''· 001 J $796 SALES DEPT. I AM Te t PM MON-fll I AM To 6 PM IAT PARTS-St!RVICE HOURS 1 AM To 9 l'M MON I PARTS DEPT. ONLY I AM 19 I PM $ATUllDAn • ' HOURS 11 AM fo 6 PM IUN 1 AM To 6 PM 1\ll-Fal ' I I I I ,• I 3' DAILY PILOT ~atul"day, A,prll J, l 91l _...... ~I -·~"'· ·-· .. l",·1· .. .._..forSM l~I -·~ .... · 11 ~1 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 OLDS ARE ROLLING! ""'°' fof Sele ][~] Autos, UMCI -990 CHEVROLET '65 Chevy 2-dr hrdtp, auto, (No. PID610) S291J, SW dellveni on approvt:d cre<llL St-t at 1945 Harbor Blvd, C.:-0'1. '64 Che\'Y 2-dr hrtltp Impala, AJJ factory XITas. iJZY389) $499, $10 delivers, 1945 1111.rbor. C.M. 646-9448 "64 CHEVELLE Malibu <.'On· \'f'l't, reblt tng, r~w lop &-11rcs. t.take offer. 675-1914 E'Vl'S. 'Ill Chevy Kinp'l.·ood Stahon \\'gn, Air, brakes, stt>rr1ng. Xlnt. i\lake oUrr. 645--0-H6, 61;.....2026 ALL MODELS. SELECTION, COLOR AND EQUIPMENT. LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY. • "63 Che\·y l mpala rac air, P/b. PIS, VII VERY CLEAN * $600 • 646-1880 * '70 EL CA?.IINO, 30?.cu in, 11nl/\\ind., PIS, P/B, mist grn, T.O.P. 54:>-128 2, >I0-<'>60 "65 2 DOOR Malibu, nnr owner, fully {'Quipped, Like new, S700. 492-9746 '64 IMPALA, 327, Power & air, Original 01vner. BRAND NEW 1971 :·INCLUDES: Heater, defroster, bockup l;ghts , ::•merg!lncy flashers , dual speed wipers, padded :·dash , padded visors, seat and sh oulder belts, :.head rests and all the new safety eciuipment. I:O rder now in your choice of cOlors ... and add :;your choice of accessories. : ' OLDSMOBILE s ' . * !Mj2-2676 * '6:1 IMPALA 4 dr hrcitp. fact air, p/b, p/s, lo mi's, Pvt ply. 673-1823 1966 IMPALA wagon w/!op carrier, Pis, P/b. air. Xln! rond. $1300. 546--3710 '69 Chrvy Van 90". White, V-8 307. S1950. Call Pvt. ply. 67.)-2~22. e '59 BEL AIR. Good <,\'Ork car, SI2J. 548-ffi38, 360 '66 rmpala 9 Pass. \Vag. $95(), 67'-""l CHRYSLER '69 TOWN & Country 6-pas6enger wagon. Loaded. AM/FJ\1. Mr. Ron McKen· dry weekdays only, 642-4000 COMET '64 OJmet Sta \Vag. 6 pass. V-3, r/h, air, P/S. Well srrv. Gd cond. $515. or bsl olr 67?.-4191 '61 STATION <,\·gn, auto, good ~~~· 64~38 running cood, CONTINENTAL '61 Lncln Cont'I Sdn ~~ul! P"T + air cond & good tire.s. A very good 11o'Ork car !or only $450 cash. See a.t 316 Lugonia, Newport Shor· es &12-4661 1970 MARK 111 l'OSI S9600 new. Sac. $64!19. Undt'r war- rlillty, DLR. OY89A803507, phnnt' 636-4010 . . .. CORVAIR .· ' ' .· NEW '71 },HONDA IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I-... -,100 .. -c,-.,,.-Good-oo-od,1 Orig owner. $350. LARGE SELECTION " c,,,.:::,,.3;;.,,.,,,,, • Air Cooled Front Engine • Front Wheel Drive e Power Assisted Self-Adjusting Front Oise Brakes e Maximum Speed 75 m.p.h. • Up To 40 Miles Per Gallon e Four Passenger 2 Or. Sedan !ton. Needs lst gear. M&ke offer. 644-1975 CORVETIE 1968 CORVETT EN'G 327, clutch. Bell Housini;-Muncic 4 spd. Complele. Perleci cond1uon $400. 64~7 '67 CORVETrE Fstbck. All p<,\T, Air. Auto trans. S'ZOOO or best olftr. Alt 4 p,m: 540--0153. "66 Conver1ible. Real clean. l!!'!~~!""~------~llll'"oiii.ii.m,;..;. ..... -. ..... --------~!1!!!!'!"!!""-'""!~~-1868 Bluebird Canyon Dr. SALE 49·1-6600. 4~175 PRICE COUGAR $18951 -.... -7-.---------.' =~-----~~ ..... -~S~AL":'~-1969 Cfut1RiRt PRICE $1 895 VS, automatic, AM·rl'Yl_ sttr· t'O radio, po"'·er s!eer1ng & •:.:,;:,.::;;,;~;.;;,::.;.;.,;.:;;,.;;:;;.:;;;.;,;. _________ ~_I brakrs • ..,,·ire "'her! covtr!. • SALE 11.1r cond., New premium t 1 PRICE 11re11, over 507'> of faclory $1295 ~~~~nty r emaining. <812· $2995 SALE PRICE BAUER BUICK $2395 234 E. Jlth SL Costa ~tf'sa ;J-IS-77M. SALE '68 COUGAR 302-4V. lac air. PRICE p/disc brakt's, P/S, •.:1nyl $1295 top,_1'"1 &low Bio< Book. 548-JlSS. '67 COUGAR 289, 3 ~petd. SALE !!.lick. Mechanically perfrcf. PRICE 4!J6.53118 $J 195 '~.~.69~co=u~cA=R-. ,,~.1-mm~r~ •. 1 Pwr, air. Auto. $2495. Pvt pty, 67>-0069 FIREBIRD * '6!l "400." At.ml Disc bl'llkf'~. PIS. Vinyl top. At.l /f'~1 sttrro. Sp or r <,\"hetls. 16M m l'!. Pt>rft!e1. forced to St'll. S2600 or best Offf'r. 5,57-1900, 642-6845 FORD '64 FORD futura. 3 1Pffd. radio. Mal· f'r. tJAE-413) $588 DAVE ROS5 PONTIAC I AutOilGI ~ l§ll Au101 IG1 s.!t !§J I Au!oi ror Sil~ I~ Autos, f\lew 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New OVER 1a,ooo CARS SOLD JN ORANGE COUNTY . •. VENTURA II Full fettory equipped, plw1 white wetl1, roof mowldlnt. trim rlnlJI. =W11l35 USED CARS AT LOW BUDGET TERMS YOUR CHOICE s99DOWfl s49~~NTH '65 T·BIRD .... ~,, .• ~·d••• , •.. $988 t•••ri~o & bro~•1 air 1ond,, wl"if"'Gll1.(915U</) . '" . ' '"'' 1~. '65 PONTIAC ,, .. , .. ,.,,,,. '""' ... $988 do. ft~"" P'" '"·· 10110,.. ,.,!to block !Op. i~Kl'Ol) '66 MUSTANG ' ''· """°' "· ···~~. $988 •&!loo, loe~tor Loe VWM· oo•. n•~""""'"' ,,... •" oo ,,,.,...,.,.. .,.... • ..i,. •• 1c...,...,..,,"""",...., .. ..,_ ........ ~,t. ... ,1•-°'·' )°"',..._ ""''"''UI'"""°'' ~ $l0<!1 'llcl!O• ..O k-1.-. llt' ... M..,..., ,., < , $!!11., o'I """'" "' ..i , ....... ANllUAl PllCUITAGf RATf 21.11'• USED CAR SPECIALS '67 CHEV. IMPALA '69 TOYOTA ""'""''''' tr~•s ""~' 1rr• .. ~o. r&a•o, lltl!lt. llffY <Ill~ •1\JJll •1288 '67 FORD GalQ~•t 1 dr. Av!o 1fon1. rod<0, h~ter. PO"' ff 1'1'~ w~•ltwolll. {VZ'l'800) '69 CORVETTE 4 Sl'ltd llllPIL tGiho. t-.eo11r l>OWtr 1tter· ing, 01rcOl!di1IGl\'ng (194l7957186 Xl) '69 NOVA Au!Omfllc ''""' r•Olo, ht~!t' '' 6()(\ 8CIUI( mllH. Ectt"l''TIV ... 1.n (Om!C•1 ,511" Coro'Q s1~11on Wagon.' 1p1 rd rrooJ .. r~d10 ond he<Jl~·.(~SS915) '67 FORD Mv1tonq, 3 1'leed 1ron1. rod10, ~lll!tr, V~. power urenng (7T01C29~943:1) '68 VW BUG lll'QrQ, lo~•·t'. VN'I wtll clrt<! ror. lCDI("'' 51188 '70 FORD Mcvtu.::~ 7 dr. J t11ffd trans~ roclio, htat.-, Good CCOllO""I (l27AUlil 51488 • "'fOMOlllLE 1.EAS.'1\G . ,......., b"I teasinp: at 1t' ort;~ JIAIL\' 'TIL 10 P.M. Jnl"ludin'1 Sundny Bill Barry otters aulomk 0 o<d models cars • 1... All ma ·t~ an saving 11c,t. • • , _ . "' department oprn d truck, ... t.euin,... · ~~cil 10 P.~I. Daily for }Our coo' cn1encc. 980 ... .. \ \ Sati>day, AptlJ '· 1971 l§Jl.__I _ ..... _ ....... _.!~ l .,, .. ~ .. l§J I~--, ... _ .. ~l§J~!I ... " ..... l§J "° OLDSMOBILE 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used ~-:FO~R~D ~-i---..:..:~.:__~~ MUSTANG Autos, Used Autos, Used · 990 Autos. u...i 990 Aulol, Utod 990 Autoo, u...i '90 A-, Uied 990 Autos, Utod OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMBLER T0 8IRD i-:,:::66:::-.:R:-an_cb.,....,W"'ag-o-n-1·66':,u:.7.-,.-,.-.. -.. ~;;:vs: 4·Spd, Exira!, $1ZIO • bHI '67 OLDS. VISTA Crui.M':r SI.II. \Yagon. V-8, a.ul.o. trana .• air C\lndltion· tna. J>OfCr ~teerin&:, pol1.'er brakeJ.. '66 BARRACUDA • Olds. '67 Luxuiy "98" '68 PONTIAC• '70 EXECUTIVE GTO Ventura -4 Dr. HT. Auto. tl'al'MI., air condllionl~, VS, auto., MH. powf:r stff~ powtr sleerlna . power brak· in& &: brakes. air, vinyl top. es. tXSPl2•ll '64 RAMILllt 770 Cluaie. Auto. trans •• ra· d~, beater, wh itewall titt•. 1602181 . '67 THUNDERBIRD A offer. 536-3743 u!omalic. po11er ateer!n&:.Jw~===-..,.,--= (!'\\'J003). '66 MUSTANG • Air oo.nd, Aulomahc. air ("Ond., radio, heater. IRD-1 81&1 V3. auio., RAif, P.S., P.a .,: $999 BARWICK ltl!PORTS JNC. DATSUN 998 So. Coast lf11 y. Laguna Beach auro, PIS. good oond. ,,,_,... '6.i l\1ustang IRZF487\, Runt1 xlnt. \\'ill let lt go tor anyllung of valuf'. 646-9448 '70 Boss 302 F'astl>ack-. - P1S-P/B-R/ll, ln1n1aculate! ! 646-0980 546-4051 I •19-1-97'1 Ford •10 L TD 4 o'..'.:,~. s~.~d.1--;0,.;L11D"'s"'Mm;O;:;B,,;IL11E.- Exceuen1 local 1rar1e. Bt.tu-1--------- tlflll riark i1y 111claJJ1c tin-'65 OLDS lsh wit~ matching landau Sll!rtire. Air cond!Uonlng, roof.. ivy . ~old in1e r10r. po11,'t'r steenna;, power brak-Eq~pped 111th auln. rrana., es. radio, rn-111er, 1NH\V- radio, healer, po11rr ~teer .. oiJi po11.·er brakes. factory au·, ete. Shows excellent care (375CQS) Pr1red to sell. Johnson &: Son, 2626 Harhor Bl., Costa Melia. 510-5630 $888 DAYE ROSS PONTIAC $1988 DAYE ROSS PONTIAC USO Harbor Blvil. at f'11ir nr Costa i\!~a J 16-8017 '69 Olds. 442 2 Of.H-:T: ONE O\VNER l-1,000 ;\lf. ~·ACTORY A.IR CONDITlO~ING Luxw·ious, 4-<lr, sedan w/ full J>Ol\'er, vinyl top, tilt 11 h('('J, all d!x. optio111. tVOF'2!'>4l, 5 ,.,-., 5CJ.OOO mi. waJTonly 51988 remainioa:. (12004) SAYE DAVE ROSS .70 PLY "--drun-• _ 3'3, DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ,,. •. $89S ~~ 2100 H&rbot Bl\'d. $588 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC P.wlndows, ractory a Jr tTSF31>1 $1688 DAYE ROSS PONTIAC ~ ·-PONTIAC 2-i&O Harbor Blvd. at FW" Dr. 4-spd, AM/FM radio, mqs 2480 Harbor Blvd. •t F11ir Dr. Costa Mta:a S46-8017 2490 Harbor Blvd. at F-.ir Dr. new tlrea. Aft & pm. Colla f'ofesa 546-8017 1 $1666 982--0973 2480 Harbor Blvd. •I fair Dr. '63 Ramb tr l dr. 327 cu.. Colla Mm ~ , ibe.,1. =~===----iCosta lites. ~17 DAVE ROSS ln. 3 1pc1. Floor shift, Ac]) e ·ss SUBURBAN v.·a,aon, PONTIAC I owrdrivt. •:u rearend -'64 THUNDERBIRD CADILLAC A/C plus all extra.a. Sharp SACRIFICE '70 Pont. Stn wide ovals with ma11. FM Beautllul silver 1111s1 fuy,.ch '"'"0.,,,0 0, ... , w-5 -· old • .... V•· ~-mpl•l• 0 -1,, • 0 --1,, " ....... &11 ofler. * 64+-0183• ,.... '"" ' ~.--. ''" ..... , .,... """' • radio wilh ta,.._ deck. HNI Con••~bl•. Full po•••· w i l h burgundy 1n1erior. ?""' llARBOR BL., ----,------! I 400 A•" FuU 2••0 H bo Bl d ~ -'" ''''"" uni. • r, pwr, -ar r Y • or Bes1 orrer. MS-83.59 aft 5 (FMH 9'11) Equipped with auto trans., COSTA ?>IBSA PONTIAC Radio, Lug rack, Auto. Pvl at l"air Dr. tad.lo, heater, PO"'t>r st«>r-.-H0-9lOO Open Sunday pty. 13071 ~d Hill, Tustin, Costa Mesa 546-1017 PM. $7'5 lnr, power brakes, po"·er e ---------· I aft 5 pm, all day wknds O~n 7 riaya a 'ft'ttk '63 A~lERICAN STN WGN ~ ___ . _ • 4U "''lndows, atr ooncl. If you I '67 TEMPEST '69 Le~fans ] DR HT, Im· 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM $300 or Best offer t&kra. ~ I~ nrc hard to please don't OLDS '67 Cullas.a Supfl'me =--,,,=-.,.-.,,-.,.--,.-~= e 646-4901 e ·~~~~~~~~~i mas Uul fine car. tXLlll8) Convt. _v~. pis. p/b, ~/H, 6 cyl., 3 speed, fully equip-mac. vin. rf., AT, PIS, '67 GTO. A ~l~al for S129j, J----------!_100 Harbor Blvd. Johnson it Son 2626 Harbor . 1 New wide tread belted tin"s. ped. lUUNI041 P/B, TIC, AM, ta Pe i\lust ~ lo Appreclate. T ·BIRD VALIANT Bl., Costa ~1ei~. S.W-5630 Good cond. Sl200 or best $988 ma.g1, air. $209;;;. 557-4686, Mu11t 1eU, owner In Viet offer. S.U-5.107, 833-3598 644--0714 Nam. 549-0010 '67 Olds Cut\ai;s Sup. Rt'tireri DAVE ROSS e '5.i T·BIRD m ORIGINAL '62 Valiant. Auto. trans. 00 .. '6S LTD 2'"1 II '"° Bl d 1 F D I '68 OLD< Cull 7" llT PONTIAC '6S Bonne ville HT Landau-'64 GRAND Prix, 2 dr, !IT, . .. a r 11 • a air r. ~,,01-.--11,ng 10 -, .. 1 _ ·' ass -...._' . COND S129o" m' Q, •• '''"'' ~-~ '-" .. -"' "'" .. 11u·, lull po\l·rr. $2100. Day xtras. fine t'Ond. $:>::i0. Pvr • · · ..-· """'""' •""" i\IUST SELL. T·Blrd ;\lntor, Cosia ~1.-~a ~8017 ll1~:l. 67:l-734'.'i Air, P/S, Z7.000 1111, r.~h. '1 • 642-7().jjj af_t 6pm * cond $.150.646-1968 -7 ~ . ' I Cl Sl""" "l" '''"'" 6-t4--3311; eves 833-S704 oP;::•~Y·;," ::.":;8-1:::'.'.'-~==o-liiA:J!.'{'i>rtml.;;--a;;;;;;;;; -,-,-,-"7."==:--,=c-~-1 J '""" int.. dr .. h:irdiop, The "Yclluw Pa~s" of Daily P ilot \Vant Ad s have ean· .......... "'v--.::JMJ 2"80 I-I arbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. For best results! 641-5678 We'll help you 11;el\~ &l2-~71 DAILY Pltm for actlon! ''ouse HunlinJ? Watch all power e:xe. ii·ind .. lac cla ssified ... 642-567R bargalns galo~. F'or best results! 642-5678 I Co1ta tllesa 546-8011 Call 641-5678 ti Savel OPEN HOUSE colwnn. air auto rransn1., A.\1-FM A 1 N 980-1 ~~~~ ----.--c---.co-----.= ..--,--...,.------.=' -,--.,.-=-----;.-;c. '7"'.'.=-.N=-:----..980 A-N-9 r11.dio, radial ply, clea n, xlnt u 01, •w Autos, New 980 Auto1, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 9IO Autos, ew uto** .W l'ond .. 1 owner. Asking S900, $2'10 below current Blue Book. 1\'lakt' an olfrr. Call Ii 1-l-06Qj Eves, \1't'Ckcnd. e '67 COUNTRY SQUIRE Excellent condition, 390 CID ""'·only 51,000 m1. PS/PB, auto transmbslon, new air condilioning, n r w wide titt1, $lit5CL * 5.)7-::tt 1 * 1965 Fo•d Gal SOOXL Burkr>1 ,.eat .. , pol\l'r "il!'crtng, po11er brakes, automatic 1ran~.. 4G,OOO on~. niile". \\'on·1 la!'it Jong. N~1V 268. $77j. Johnson & Son, 2626 !Tarbor 81., Costa fi.Tesa. 54CJ.5630. '64 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Door 1-lardtop, Radio, heat· Pr, po11·er steering, power brilkcs, factory air, automa. lie trans. $645. ORB S12. Johnson k Son, 2626 Jlarbor Blvd., Costa l\lesa. 540-'.1630 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE: Vf'ry clean 42,000 mi. Brand nr11• lirel! k battery. S14JO. 6'11--0376 "JS RANCll ERO, xlnt cond., ovf'rdrive, 2 11.'ay radio, s!e~. $650 or? 536-3021 '61 fORD Squif(" \\'ai;:nn Clean, Runs Good. Slj(). at5-221:i. '61 F'ORD ~ spd oven1r. Hurst, ~auges. Best o[r this wkncl. Orig. ownr. 644-6094 '65 Cwi1om !'i<XI 2 Dr. 6 cyl. R/H. 2 new !u·rs; Sl.'iO. '67 Muslan~. 6 cyl, .• 11rk 11hift. Very Clran. S9i:i. 495-'5906. 837-1'ID6. '69 Impala CUST. COUPE Auto., P.S., air, radio, vi11yl roof. W1,,1111y book. L•w mi!11. Go•9•0111 C•r. !XWE222l WHY SETTLE FOR A SMALL CAR WHEN YOU CAN BUY A FULL SIZE WITH COMFORT -SAFETY -FOR THE SAME MONEY. TRY THESE 1969-1970 MODEL VALUES. 36 MO. FINANCING '70 Impala SPORT COUPE Auto., RI H. 1ir. P.S, f1ct. w1rr1ntv '''"1inin9. low, low milt" I Jl'1ACYJ '69 Malibu SPORT COUPE Pow•r 1t11<in9, r1dio, h11I· or, 1ulom1tfc. Tr1mt11dou1 buy. !YCR066l '70 Impala 4 DR. H.J. Vinyl •oof. radio. PS, 1 ulo., •ir. low .,.;1,, ht owner f~clory w1H1nlv. !ASU- ) 1'1) '69 Impala 4 OR. SEDAN Rtdio, .t ulo., P.S., air. Fi111 1u lomobile. (Y0SS42) '70 Camaro 2 DR. H.J. Avte., r1dio, P.S., ,;~.low mil.1. R•m1i11in9 f1c!ory .. 1r<1ntv. !AZVl17) '69 CHEVY WAGON fG1191wood 6 p111. See thi1 for 1 v1c1tio11, f044CPNI 1970 ::~~::PE. $2499 $1899 SHOWROO.\I TYPE OF' CARI -::::::::::::::::::=~=::::::=:::::::::: 11.000 MILES • Attracti\•e medium 1urquolse mist finish with \Vhile inter- ior &: landau roof, immacu- late! Premium equipped auto. trans.. am-fm lilereo radio. heater, po1.,.!!r st!!er- ing, power brakes, factory air cond. Truly spotl!!~s ~~ like nev• 4 near new tJres, e!c. See & ask lor demon· stration. (916 BEQl. John-I 50n & Son, 2626 l{a.rhor Bl., Co~ta i\lesa. 54().j63(). 1969 Mercury Montego ATTRACTIVE & EC'ONOMICAL Lig-hl Ivy finish wi!h JtQ!d in· ter!or equipped with at1lo- maUc trans., radio, fleater, power steering, elr. Priced for quick i;ale. $1675. YCN· 380. JohniNn & Son, 262G Harbor Blvd., Costa l\lesa. I 5'0-5630. I '68 MERCURY Colony Park 11'8gon -F'ull p"1" air, lugg~r ra('k. tlf'w tiff's Xlnt rond. i\lu~t srll. Day.~ 64>-0310: Eves 49'}-1136 '68 ti ercury Montclair 2-dr hrdt , Air con<l, Loadffi. No rrasonable orfer rt'fused 897-641'.I MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG 6 cyl., au10. tran~ .. hf'•lf'r. "1li!ewaU IZKZ-'382) $888 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC r;uho. t!J'l'5. itsn HArbor Blvd al ~-111r Or. Costa i\Jcsa. ,",46-8()11 $99S '6,:; ~1ust11ng HT v.~. n . I! , a utoma111.'. fac1ory air conci., P.S. OVK 113 DEAN LEWIS &16-"103 t!»Ei Harbor Bl., cos.a Me~ '68 tlfUSJ'ANG 2+'2, pfs, plb, a.ir~nd. sum. Call 541)..Z"~. '65 JlofUSf'ANG, V8. Xlnt eond l.<111 of e,-tr1111. Pvt pty. Must 1e:ll. &$t--08.j7 '70 Mach I l.il. PIS. P/B, Auto, Air. Othrr ortinn~. ~1 -ZliJ all Ii pill It \l.knrl~ ·oo :\li1K1Ang, ori):. 011flf'r Nt1'' hrk.~. nu1s .;ln"l. $"J!l:1 'or b~r nfr 67)...lf>!ll CHECK THESE PRICES--STOP LOOKING! '68 CAMARO 2 Or. H.T. Auto., RIH, pow1r 1t11rin9. (WIEJS1) '68 CHEVELLE Coui:>e 1 Or. HT. Aulo<T11lic, pow1r 1l1tri119, rad;o, nice. (VT P422 1 '67 FORD WAGON '1 pt11. F1l•l1n1 500. R1d io, he1 lt•, P.S, 111!0. ( P2J4l ) Nict , '70 LTD WAGON Counlrv Squirt. 6 ,0111. Air, AM-FM. Storto, P.S .. P-window1, 1ulo, !•1'1- AVBI '67 FORD CUSTOM SOO C D•. SedAn. Aor. power 1letri11q. 1ulott,.l1c, r1dio. IUOUOl6 1 '69 RAMBLER AMERICAN < O,, Sod,., A,to., ,.,;,, l ow m;I'" $1499 Oi•t che1.o. fZlK911 ' '69 V.W. 7 PASS. Sl1lio11 w~9on. Strictl y cl en. IYC M. 11'1'1) '68 V.W. BUG '65 V.W. BUG R1dio, tlick 1hift. Good. ITNDt5•1 '66 Y.W. BUG '68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD '69 TOYOTA CORONA 1 D•. Cpo. A ulO'"•''~· rtdie, power s1799 l110,0r .• ~.,T1. 4 1p1ed, r1d•o, li~t 111w. s1099 1l11ri119 . fYXVISI ! ,....., '69 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ' o .. c, ........... .;.,, ...... ,... $2199 r1..fio, vinyl 1eof, ,;,. '67 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ' o,. So<. ""'° """· Hu ,;,, P.5.. $1499 1ulo., RI H, I ow"or "i1te.-,. Fi111 c11. jWIAllOJ 2828 HARBOR BLVD •. COSTA MESA I· ' • TRUCKS VANS · '6' CHEVY ¥• TON YAN YI Auto., R•dio, now co11ditio11 w/111w Sun Oi 1I c•mp•r convor1io11. ( 16l6El '61 CHEVY v, TON YAN YI w/n1w rubbe r, now celor, New Su11 Dl1I cel!'lpt r conven jon.' p111 ci r cer convenionc o. (15306oA I '6' CHEVY V• TON YAN A11lo., n1w rubb1r, n1w Su11 Di1I dl1. t emper conv1r1io11. Be1utiful & lr11ll. !771 •lG! '65 Y.W. CAMPER 41,000 mile1. l ike ne w. 11'1 I Su11 Oi1I convenion. You'll h1v1 lo ••• thi1 01>1. !NFY211 > '6' DODGE YAN '10" w~11I b111. 'It Ion, Auto1111fic tr1n1mi11ion. ( P2J5 I J '67 l'ORD 'ii TON YAN 6 cylinder, stick 1hift. I 16o72 2AI '66 l'ORD 'I• TON YAN No window1. Ri9ht on1. A11t1rn1tic, r14io, ho1t1r. 14519151 VI. 1uto .. P.S .. 1ir, Hurry. !P601Sl l '60 EL CAMINO Pl1111 111 lhi1. Auto., r1dio, P.S., nic•, fR21F2'11 '61 EL CAMINO VI, eulo., P.S., •1dio, air, Fr11h 111d nice. !P2J5J I 'H IL CAMINO VI , vl11yl r1of, r1dio, P,S .. 1uto. h1ulilul y1ll1w. t 71951%1 'H IL CAMINO VI, ,,S., •11l1i, 11r. Vl~yl reof. Do1d 1h1rp. {711020) ''8 IL CAMINO VI, 1ulo., P.S., 1i1. r1dio, Ylnyl roof, 1h1rp r-4 ctr. (17141AI ' -. l•O VI, H.0. c1111p•r 01jul1Jr11onl. !N•w C•r condition I. Put your compor 011 thi1 011•. tl5&42GJ '69 CHEVY V• TON $2499 $3499 I·'-""_"'"-"';_,,,_ .. ,;_,, .. _.,, __ "_'"_'01 __ _ '6' CHEVY 'I• TON $2499 $3699 ·-i-12;:_~1·_,, •. _.;"_'·'·_ .. ,_ ••• _ .. , .. ___ _ '6' CHEVY ¥• TON $2599 ~999 •. ~_:.:_~:~_;"'_;._ ... _,,;i_,i._.i .. _.~~~- '69 CHEVY 'I• TON $2099 '1299 • .,1;.;,., ,,;,. .,;;,, ., .... t i b. Sh1rp. IP2 261 l '6' CHEVY l/J TON Suburlt111 c1r.-,1ll. VI, r.S .. cufiol!'I <1111,. Nico. t Jlf201 I '68 CHIVY 1/J TON VI, 11d!o, P.S .. 1uloOl\1tlc, 1ir. R11dy, IP21611 '68 FORD 'I• TON 6 cvHMor. 11410. dl~k. Nico. l1 6o6J9A) '67 CHEVY '!J TON 6 cyli11dtr, rtdio, 1fick. tV•4•12) '67 CHIVY ¥• TON VI , tlick, ''"'ii''' ••vlplll'td. IU11210l '67 CHEVY 'I• TON VI, •1dlo, 1tlck 1hift. !V44l061 '67 CHEVY 'I• TON VI , 1ul11'1'11tic, r14io, n1w col1r. !V,4710J ''4 FORD 1/1 TON fyov h1v1 to111 how nic1.I (P,7J J0 ) ''4 CHEVY '!J TON T1lk lo tho ow111r 1D.out thl1 b11utiful cr11tur1. 't'I , 1lic k. !Q712•11 ~699 ~599 ~599 ''4 CHEVY 1;, TON Do ii youri1lf. Stick 1hiff, VI . $699 $2699 ·-~~-~.-,";'-,-.~-~-. ~-~.-:-~-~-,,-.-.,-----$-5_9_9_ $2599 '57 l'ORD I/, TON w/'62 l ' c1111p•1. Wo'll 9w1r111t10 co11ditio" lo 'IOUf 11thf1clion. C!ttll 1,11d 11ic1. Slic•, VI . I M91770l '67 INTIRNATIONAL SCOUT T,1v1I !till'. 4 w"••I J rivt . Low mll••· E•c1U111! t.oMlff/111. t 't'Dll 77 l $1099 ~999 • " ........ ~ ... ,,...._ ' . 40 OAtlY '1'LOT Saturday, April 3, 1971 • ' .. . 1971 · Demonstrators NOW ON SALE 1971 SUPER VAN FULL PRICE ~;~TOP $1177 . . '68 Pl COBRA $ ft•• 6.T. to40., h"ttr, ~ "'""·(1096) "~" • • • \,._, .. ~'•'• I ~• ·~~I ' • USED CAR SPECIAL OF THE WEEK '69MUSTANG COUPE V-8, auto. Iron!., p:/st., power (disc) brakes. 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Hooker Y o•"I, IF' eU.Nnt, r-. • UectiYe in October of 1969 (again.st aubetutia.l oppoaition), the Couumer and Marketing Senice of the U.S. De· putment of Agriculture fui&Dy aac- ceeded in patting a top limit Oft the fat content of hot dop. The JO.percent limit is below the preYiooa indmtry aYerqe. It alto made many people aware of the fat content of hot dop for the 6rst time. Dietary needs dilf er. Hot dop are a nutritioua food for many people. Thoee for whom dietary fat u a ·problem should follow the.if doctor'e adrice. FOR JOHN UNNE'l'R G.4.LBRAITB, eunonWI .4 /rlelld ..u,.... ~ 1Nre Preride,., Nlso•'• "bou." '• llaU ~' L. ~ E4ti00Nl._ ~. "'-/ ""· • Yea, in 1941, when I waa Deputy Ad- m.ini.trator of the Olfioe of Price Admio- i.stratJon, Mr. Nixon was employed by that department. So wu Mn. Nixon. FOR EUZ.4.BETH POST, f!tiq~Ue espat Ruien.lly I NMOrried., and I ... eoecrriA6 ._ e"lal~11l ""6· TM .u.uter ••b41 .e, •I· fer dut ~ill« rlAf tea• Oft, to 8"tir II IM eoay II 9001. Tia.al rruitle lh4I en1•1•111Mn.I rln1 do•f!•I to ~. I aoouU U~ Co lllOMI llOMI u ehe pro~r ..,.,. to .oear aoe4- 4i"I rU.,•1 Moil ~pk claoftKe &Mm tt/ter IM t1H!tUU..1.--Mr1. C~r· aldine /o~•, Cul/party Miu. • The wedding ring goea on the finger first and the engagement ring on the outaide. FOR BENNETT CERF, publulin .41 • ool&edOr o/ pww, •likla u )'Ollr fo-riu!1 -D. ~ ,.,,..;. ea, N.l'. • My curn:nl f&Yorite it: an ~tric old gentleman left everything he had lo hia favorite gnndM>n. Unfortunately, all that bc had wae 34 7 docks of every variety and description. Now the poor grandwn baa to 1pend hie entire time winding up the estat~ ! FOR r A.RREN oauc~ twaiMAI •f Profr~ c.l/a1 Au«•cri• R•• •rty pro ,M/#.r pl.yeti NI .a PC.4 r •• r .......... •port• aoretl u.. .,., 0 ... """"' -Bill Bill., ~llo-, N.D. • Awrming you mean i:D recait run. no, bee.OM! there are more tba.n 40 tourn&menta tcheduled each year. It be,. comes pbyejcally, mentaUy, a.nd emo- tionally impossible for one player to compete in eYeTJ ec::hecluled nent. Oc- c:.uionally, two tournament.I are held concWTently, and thia addA to the im- possibility of playing all toum&rDents. FOR &or ..4.RD PYLE, P~. NuU>Nll S.Jetr C<11U1Cil .4 frieu recen.lly lt-4 • car enula ~. llwt .,~ ~,,,.. purinf troiln trade cAre. Ah CO"'PiAf lr•il.er 08' o/ c:.ftlrol.. .4,e .Mell eccMle"'-co,,._ ......, GAil '°""' c.• o "'°"'"'' tlo ~n 1-e ~ • "-"'1 oelaidc obou.l lo ,,... IUlll U.. aaela a 1poc1--Mar· ••rel E. PUA, MOIW!laat.n, Co,.,.. e The ·National S&lety Council in its 64- page "Travel Safety Guide and Road Atlas" states in its chapter, "The Tricks of Trailer Towing," what to do when a truck puses: .. Bein.& PtUaed.-Air turbu. le.nee from a large truck or bus will pmh your trailer to the right Bot the guat will move along the trailer imme- diately and tend to correct the eway. So don't brake." POR SEN. M'4RC.4RET CHA.SE SMITH, MaiM 11 i.a lnu! ii.at you dra~ relireWW!n.I pay from ~ .4 ir P orce?--Leo L. SrnWa, C#Ueofo, IU. • I am a retired Air Force Reservist, but I do not draw any retirement pay for this etatua. never bave, and never will. POR JOE K.L.4..tS, A.lit.or of "Am.dUI Laltu.rt Uwi" f'o "'"°"' .., .4...U. IArlt.e«r• ... rrW1 la M .iiU UoU., alld wlaac a.i.e~,.._,_ Mkla.el B"""', S.n L..U OW.,,O, C"U/. • Amelia Earhart wu married to Pub. lisher George Palmer Putnam when ehe disappeared on her round-the-world Bight on July 2, 1937. Putnam inherited ber considerable property after Superior Court at Los Angeles declared her legal- ly dead on New Year'e Oay, 1939. Amelia Eadaan •aa hia leCOIMI wife. Pimi.m remarried two more times be- fore he died in January, 1950, in Tron.a. Calif. He wu 63. Before be died. be wu gboet writ.er of a IDO'rie. .. flight to r ree. dom.." which portrayed Ilia aYiatm wife baying Bown an eapion&ge flight for the United Stat.ea. POil. GOY. FILUnl .4. EC..tN, .....,c.....,,. ,4lab 0/ .U o/ .4LuU'• W. ~ wlaldl u IM .... .oqlal •fie, ,,,. laaal.er•1--l'lol. Jaeb, B~ S..btde· • The moat eougbt .Cter is the Dall or white sheep. It furnishes a beautiful trophy and prMidea a challenge to the bunter, who bas lo asceod mountains to bunt them. FOR /11111¥ DlJR.4NTE Flay ~ yCN&, •I •1• 78, 10 bac' lo to0rlc •fkr o Wee-11101'IA re- a.pe,..•ion from • ,,.,__ 141pH oUribulell lo est· ,.._,iion1--Mr•. Jolua ~ De1roit, Mich.. e What am 1. going to do if ( don't work? Stay at home? f've been to Ni- agara Falls. l\•e been to Paris. So what is there left for me to see? rm just h.tppy I'm able to work. The people will tell me when to quit. POR DR. 00/V.4.LD DlJKEWF, Aui•kutt Oirec"''· Am.eric1Jn M ekal AuocU!tio" Flaaa ia lay•lerle•l b~'! -Ratl.olp" Ito~ C.ry, lad. e Hysteria is an emotional factor in which certain nerves develop functional inadequacies in the absence of any indi· cation of physical plJ.hology. Often these are ueociated with emotional problema, nai occuionally eome forma of i-rebo- aia. The most COIDlllOD Yarietiea baYe to do with paralysis of aome of the motor or aenaory nerves. ln the ea.me way, a hysterical bli.ndneee would be the in- ability to eee in the pre.ence of what ap. pean to be a perfectly normal eye and nerve track in a penon who is b.igbJy aua- eeptlble to auggeationa or who, for 101De reaaon or other, ia "benefited" by the in· ability to lee. 'OR ELIZ..4BETR MONTCOllERl', GClTf!U Bolla •1 liuku CA4 I COnN ,,..,.. Sid.-, ..... A.W.O..la .. l.fc fMN!I M4111,.,.... •10, IOfJ tNre nup,.,,... ,,.., 1118 don't reeo~ &lae Sal4!• o/ otll' yoUA U. lluJ recenl "B~ e~ llsaa were Nid lo MN Nea Moc Ill Saknt. F ere IMy ~ ..r.o.. o/ SaJe..1-Mary B. C.U.,, M.,tlroolc, N.Y. • The epiaodea that were listed aa being ehot in Salem. Mase., were indeed shot there. It probably bu changed a good deal in the wt decade. FOR MELJ'IN L.411W, Secrtt4Ty of Deft~ .4re ehe ""'ice.nutn. ln JI iebMrlft dut only 0"4!1 al/.otHJd W "4H "Jl&ff" ( r~•C and recaper•· aloft), or can olMr 1111oea ooerH•• be allo10ed llau pri11Ue1e1 ---Lou RruliAll, Boyce, Lcr. • The current Rest and Recuperation Program i5 applicable only to the pet'· M>nnel involved in Vietnam. No otfier oversca.s area today often this privilege. Criteria utilized to ascm:ain eligibility for R&R privilegt"S include exposure to s C'ombat en~onmcnl on a daily or re- C'Urring basis. For n:ample, daring the Korean conflict, we had an R&R program for our military personnel serving in that country. ,,_t ...... ,_~ • .-deaf v-caJI dt.r-.ta dW -r-. ..... -'11 .. doe -f,.. tile ..-J_.1 ~ ,_ ......_..,. 5.-1 .-elloe. llftleraWy -• .,_t -.&. to AM TM. Y__.,, t'a•llJ Wt"ekly, Ml ~ A.e., 1'4'-Y~ N.Y. JMH. We ea-~e ~U...., ... , JS wtU t.e p11W for ada o-ued. Family HeeJqy ,,_ H.wtpaper Mavaune Apn"l,4, l91l LlOftAD S. DAYIDOW P~ MOll'T ras«Y ~ llYMOlDS DOO$ON ~A-. F.41,_ MAJttUS N. TlllHOUE An Di..a- ltOl AIHVAYA w-·· l'..i-. 6""- MBANIE DE NOfT F-4 UU- A-u &"1t.n: tW ~ M.._ lt M&"J, Tarry ........ ; .. _ J . .,., + I ' • .., c- Pafl.liaA.er ~ ....... D C:-,, LM Die....... 111~..e.t._.. C... VW. H. -....., "'-' H. O"Mel P~ Di"-f'tor' ...,..iii lecl t • ••• ~ ~ A4-tU0... H-*'-rWn. 641 ~ ..... ~ Mnt Y&f\. N.Y. 1-22 0 t'71, •MUL'f WIDL'f, INC. Ml,...,., •w• ... You 1re invited to m1il yoor questions or comments lbout any article or advertisement that 19pu1s in flmily Weeki~. Your letter will receive a prompt answer. Write to Service Editor, family Weekly, 641 lexincton Avenue. Hew YCJfk., MY. 10022. Sakm r .. ·•· .~ ... -..................... , How to Roll with the Punch "A hazardous event can be conceived of as a threat, a loss or a challenge. But viewed as a challenge, it is more likely to be met with a mobilization of energy" By T. K. Irwin W hy can certain people take a disastrous experience in stride while others flounder, ~ or fall apart? At time or aootbtt we arc all with an unexpected crisis. The ---~-·ly breadwinoec loses bis job. A lovelorn young woman is Jilted. A mother is told her child bu an iocura- ble disease. An able-bodied man is sud- denly crippled. How can we best cope with a situation in which the props seem knocked out from under us? I recall, some yean qo, interviewing Seo. Edward M. Kennedy for. FAMILY WEEnY article. After escaping death from a complex spinal fracture in a plane crash, be was strapped faoc down into an orthopedic frame at a hospital There was a chance be would spend the rest of his life in a wheel chair. What sustained the Senator so that he could make a comeback? ..... IYIY brother Ja.ck." be lOld me, "once wrote that 'each man must look into his soul.' I've seen a lot of people with more problems than I have. and I've learned to accept advenity as part of life. What bdps me bear up is my family, friends and my spiritual faith. Joan aod the childreo a.re like medicine for me." Instinctively, people have their own. diftereot devices to bold oo until they cao adjust. In my own ax.pericaoc, after the sudden death of my wife from a heart attack. I plunged into work, day and night. My soo, then 17, tells me Lb.at wbeoevcr be felt low, he listened to country music or shot baskets in our back yard-instinctively turning to whatever be enjoyed. My son's girl friend.. when faced with mi.&fortuoc, loses herself in nading, becoming in- volved with fictional charactcn. O o the other hand, we all know in- dividuals who succumb and rum their faoes to the wall, unable to get their nerve back and snap out of a sense of doom. To learn why, let's look at our defense mechanisms. Whal happens to us wben bard luck strikes? A young mother is told she has gjvcn birth to a deformed baby or that her younptcr bas leukemia. After the stun- ning initial shock and confusion, she starts going from one doctor to anoth- er, bopina the verdict is false. .. At the momerit of trulh," says Or. LoWs Linn, a psychiatrist wbo deals with many cases of disability, "the pat- Famu11 Weeklw, April 4. 1171 tern of oopina depend,, oo bet penoo~ ality Wuc:ru.re. If she is emotionaDy mature, with a basic commitment to life. she often transceods the setlMclc. This is the idea.I. But many ~ arc incapable of achieving a reaftirmatioo of. life. They avoid reality." A commoo reactfoo, whether it's to a disability, rejection by a loved ooe or another traumatic evmt., is retreat into ooeself, aometimes into bcadaclaes, an uk:er OT imaginary ailmcoL Some peo- ple respond by becoming angry a.od staging tantrums. <>then; giving way to proloc'lged Upsd, ex.peel friends to res- cue them. Geoenlly, there is loss of ldf-estccm; adf-pity may set in. G uilt redings are oot unoommoo, u in a death in the family. The bereaved searches for eridence ot failu.P-to have done riaht by the ic:.t ooe and aca-=s himself of oeglip:ooe. Or feelings of hostility erupt, perhaps against a sur- geon. With a divorce or job loss, hostil- ity may be vented oo ot.bcn. ln cootrut. reaction to advenjty can be optimistic. Rolling with the pu.ocb. you hope for a cure or smnmcV\ )'OUT resources to fiod a new mate or new career. A classic example was Franklin D . Roosevelt. who, after be was stricken with polio, made it the turning point of bis lif c with bis upwardly directed oom· mitmeot to politics. Other examples from politics indude Ric.bard Nixon and Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois. Nixoo lost the Presidency sn 1960 by relatively few votes, tbeo suflcnd humiliating defeat i.n his race for Governor of California. Al the world k.oowa, be made a miracWoul comeback and pined the White Houae. Percy received a devastating shock wbco his daughta was mysteriously mwdered during bi.a caoctioo campaign. He, too, bounced back. These mco had 90me- thing: they really knew their strength wbeo they were tested Much, ol course, depends oo various fac:ton. The young arc more apt to map out of a misfortune; the old are less Rex.ible. Response is also a1fectcd by the seYCrity and suddenness of the blow. whdhcr you arc bit where you are most vulncnble. To a violinist, for ex.ample, it makes a vast diffct'COCC whether a leg or an arm is aippled. "Your idea of the loss is the key," points out psychologjst Alice Loomia, who is confined to a wheel chair ... As~ sess what you think you've lost. De- tcnnine if the setback is just a disap- pointment and not a loss of self-worth. How you meet it depends on how much you bad at stake and your expectations in life." ln response to c:atastrophe, many people experience a sudden awakening of religious faith. "Faith is the ultimate support, pro- viding hope," says the Rev. Dooald E. Smith, di.rector of the American Foun- dation of Religioo aod Psychiatry. "Faith means to walk gaily into the dattness---eod you need faith in your- self, in people and in God. Prayer helps put events in pcnpedive, to give them meaning. It helps rebuild walls, main- tain fences and strengthen the under- girding. And faith teaches us that this loss, whatever it may be, is not the final tragedy, does not diminish you as as a persoo." E vccyooc, eveo the irreligious. has some kind of faith. It may be faith in a person, in astrology, even in an Ori- ental philosophy. In the da.rtcst hours. the sense of being part of a Grand Scheme can make one's own trouble aec:m relatively insignificant. A philosophical attitude can also prove reassuring. like the ancient Ro- mans, we can be stoical. taking a ca- Castropbe with the courage of resigna- tion. An editor I know. who bu had qiultiple hard k.noclcs tteentJy, quotes Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Finish each d&y and be done with it. You have done what you could. . . . Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and 5ere0eJy." Family ~ friends can be beJpful not ooly for comforting but co provide motivation to try for a c:omebact.. U llOIDCODe close to you has uoder1QDC a loss, let it be known that you care. Be available. Try not to be overly sympa- thetic, but respect his disappointment or grief. Let him .. cry," allowing him a chance to digest the Jou and to get over it. "Give him time," advises Doc- tor Linn, "to pick up the pieces that still work aod put"tbem together again." Try to support his faith and counge. his ability to deal with bis f celinga. Al an ex.ample: whea a mao loem his job and his self~t.eem has plum- meted, bis '¥ife should avoid reproach- ing him or showing her wony too openly-which only further damages bis morale. "Caring tor a jobless man," says psychologist Mortimer R. Fein- berg. ~requires discipline a.od fortitude. He may need subtle flattery a.od quiet amusement. 1be wife shouJd stay cool. discl1$$ their problems uncmotiooally. Her whole being sbouJd be coooeo- trated oo giving-giving warmth, en- couragement and ego reinforcement." 'V.!bat most people doa't rcaliz.e is that ao upsetting cxpcrieocc can have a positive outcome, enablina the stricken to mature. "A hazardous event is a call to new action," observes social sci- entist, Lydia Rapoport. "It can be con- ceived of as a threat, a Joss or a chal- lenge. Viewed as a challenge, it is more ~ely to be met with a mobilization of energy and purposeful action." John F. Kennedy, as bis "Profiles in Courage" revcaled, grew as a human be· ing during and after his long ~pital siege for a back disability. Often ad- versity draws couples closer together. Many a widow, once passively depen- dent, grows to assume the added role of father with her childrm. The key is the dual quality of crisis. When the Chinese write "crisis," they do it in two characters: one meaning "danacr," the other "opportunity." The opportunity is to build new foundations. Studies at Harvard show that people who handle a crisis well are prone to strengthen their potentialities for a re- warding life. Thus it is possible to "prof- it" from misfortune. Suffering and trag,edy seem to have contributed to the greatocss of such men as Abraham Lincoln. It was Lin- coln who gave us this enduring precept: "When you come to the end of your rope, tic a knot in it and bang oo." • Keys to Coping To deal constructively with adversity, the following steps are suggested by the Rev. Donald E. Smith. di- rector of the American Foundation of Religion and Psychiatry: • Face up to it. Get your deepest and darkest feel- ings out in the open. The biggest block to the healing process is an inability to confront gut-feelings honestly. • Take the measure of the crisis realistically so that you know what you have to deal with. If a teen-ager is found to be on drugs, parents can try to talk to him about his real feelings. If a young woman's fiance has left her, she should ask herself whether she is suffering from a Joss of love or a loss of pride? Was be, after aU, a bad choice as a partner? • Focus your strength on solving the problem. Con- sider my friend, Bill M., an engineer. At 37, with a wife, three children and a mortgage, be recently was d~rnwn out of work. At first he felt shattered, seeing himself as a loser. Knowing that millions of othen are in the same fix was no comfort. After the shock wore off and be had a chance to size up his plight, Bill realized be bad to get hold of himself. He concentrated all his energy on regaining bis self-confidence. He com- posed a resum~ of his experience and determinedly went after a new job. In this way, he assured himself of success. • Finally, recognize that you may need professional help, an objective outsider. The deeply disturbed and depressed may have to see a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist. In the case of an agonizing separation or divorce, a marriage counselor or lawyer can provide the need.ed guidance. Inherent in these four rules are other elements of the coping process. • Generally, the more resources you have to draw upon at the time of the blow, the better you can con- tend with it. Dr. Louis Linn puts it this way, "The better you've done your homework as a human being- developed concern for others and the world about you, established a stal>le family life and kept open the chan- nels for Jove and excitement-the more likely you are to meet the inevitable crises effectively." • During and after the first reaction of self-pity, it is bard to think of the world outside yourself. When baseball star Roy Campanella became a paraplegic after a crushing auto accident, he was profoundly de- pressed, his career wrecked. Every effort to cheer him failed. One day, someone mentioned ham radio. It ignited the spark he needed. He bought equipment atid began talking to people all over the globe. Thereafter bis mental outlook improved remarkably. "Campy" had ceased to tum inwa:d. • You can't commit yourself to the next chapter until you bave cleared away the previous unpleasant one. In many families, when the loss of a child is final- ly accepted, another child is adopted or the couple has another baby. "This," comments Doctor Lion, "is an affirmation of life." • Ventilation, through anger, can be healthy. but ii may also alienate good friends unless they understand it is your way of responding to adversity. • Everyone has his own timing. Grieving over a death, you can go off alone "in your wilderness," turn- ing your face to the wall. For some it takes a year to complete the work of mourning. But the loss should be kept within realistic boundaries. Famil11 W~~kl11, April .4, 1971 s Because so many pClople love cinnamon flavor, we decided to use it to make a whole new kind of raisin bran. 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And Ted WiUiams, manager of the Washington Seoaton and one of the greatest hittcn in bueball history, knows Boog Powell. Says Wdliams: "Boog Powell is the guts of the Baltimore attack ... u produc- tive a batter as there is in the American league." Denny McLain calla Powell "one of the. three best bitten in the league, along with Carl Ya.stn.emski and Prank Robin500." The people who put togdher the American League record boots know Boog Powell, too. Jn the last five years, Boog Powell has averaged' 3S homers and 11 S runs batted-in, and hu batted .300. During this period, he has helped lead the Orioles to three pennants and two World Series Championships. But what else do we know about John .. Boog" Powell other than the fact that he's very larae, plays first base for baseball's defending champions and from his wort last iUDUDer WU named the most valuable player in his'league? .. What else is there to t.nowr• Powell asks back when the question is put to him. "rd be better known if I got more publicity, naturally, but I'm not the out- going type. "Besides, I'm on a team with great individual players like Frank and Brooks and all those 2()..game win- ners" (Dave McNally, Jim Palmer and Mike Cueller). "'I'm just not controver- sial, that's all." When the people who watch Powell play every day start assessing his worth, he doesn't come up short. His mAn.ager, Earl Weaver, who isn't the type to put a yarcbtidt alongside his stable of stars. doesn't mince words when it comes to discussing his cleanup hitter. Says Weaver. "When Boog's bot. we're a great team; otherwise, just good." No wonder when Baltimore beat down the Cincinnati Reds last fall and made olf with the world championship in five games, Harry Dalton, club vice president in charge of player personnel, Famil11 Weeklv, April.4, 19'11 Boog Powell of the Baltimore Orioles is one of tlw.se who has risen in baseball quietly. went around introducing his first ~ man as .. the Orioles ball club." What stories come to the Baltimore fans minds when the name Boog Powell is mcot.iooed? Well, first there's the one about his love for good food, especially straw· berry shortcake. and his tendency to put on weight almost while you're watching. "It used lo bother me a little bit," he says now, talking about the days when hts weight was a bigger conversation piece in Baltimore than the school bud- get. "But if you notice, there haven't been any shortcake stories the last few years. It's like I've been telling people right along, I've always been big." Then there's the tale about bow he lost a boodJe of bonus money while playing in an amateur tournament the summer he graduated from high school While the scouts were going around talking in the $50,00CHo-$60,000 range, Boog slumped and tapped out one m· fieJd hit in 17 trips to the plate. 1'hey were giving $100,000 here and $100,- 000 there in those daya, saya Boog. I wanted my $I 00,000, too. As it turned out, I was happy to get $2S." But there aren't a.s many Powell stories floating around Baltimore as one would think.. For like the swallows that return to Capistrano, Boog makes a bee-line back to his south Florida home as soon as the season ends. "Basically, I'm a stay-at-home type," be admits. "Next to my family (wife Jan, soo J. W. and daughter Jennifer). comes fish- ing, baseball and music. That's all." Rgbt oow, bappincu in the oft-sea- son is a nice home, a boat. fishing and about three weelc's worth of banquets. '"Ibis was ·my busiest winter traveling around." Boog says ... I misaed being home; but being named the pta.ya of the year in Columbus, slugger of the year in Houston and outstanding Oriole and Oriole MV at two Baltimore din- ncn Wai worth it." Although Powell won't be 30 until mid-August and be figures to have sev- eral more productive years, he's already thinking about retirement. ''I don't know what I'm going to do," he admits. "I get scared looking at other a1hletes and how they've been stung in business. What do l know about restau- rants? But I'd love it if I could set up a fishing camp down in Florid.a." Boog lost his father immedi&tdy after the 1969 World Series, and therein lies a pair of stories on bow the man per- forms under extreme mental anguish. Just before the series against the M~ Powell's dad was rushed to the hospital. He died there a short-time later. Unlike the rest of the Orioles (who lost in five gamei: to New York), and in spite of bis worrying, be bad a good Series. Last fall, the day before the league playoff was to open in Minnesota. Pow- cll 's three-year-old daughter was rushed to the hospital after having a stick jammed in her eye. "She blinked," Boog sajd, "and it saved her eye. As it was, the stick went through her eyelid and they had to take seven stitches." Wtth this in mind, he went ll-for-30 with three home runs and 11 runs- batted-in during the eight games o( the playoff and Series. Just about the time you get to think· ing no one knoM Boog, it dawns on you: baseball, fishing. music . . . red ha.ir, freckles ... uncomplicated, sen· sible, no hangups. Fact is, everybody knows Boog Powell. He's just about as well known as the proverbial boy-next· door. • © 19TI. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. 18 mg. "tar," 1.4 mg. nicotine av. per ci11arene. 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Regardless of his mood, a good driver is always a good driver and not likely to have an accident. 3. If you're an introvert, you're more lik ely to be involved in acci- dents than if you are an extrovert. 4. People who aren't feeling well physically have fewer accidents be- cause they drive more slowly and are more cautious. 5. In an automobile accident, you're Jess likely to be hurt if you're young, tall and slender. 6. The peak danger period for ac- cidents from electrica l shock due to faulty extension cords or defective appliances sockets is in the winter, when more current is surging 1hrough the wires. 7. Many people go around en- couraging accidents to happen. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies on the influence of weather on human behavior show, for example, that "a sudden rise in temperature within a low-pressure area increases accidents and acts of violence in that it stimulates aggres- ~ive actions in people who would be incapable of them in favorable weather." 2. False. A psychiatric study, con- ducted at the University of Michi· gan Medical Center, of 96 drivers causing fatal accidents showed that in a substantial percentage of cases "the fatality drivers had acutely dis- turbing experiences, usually quar- rels, within six hours of causing a fatal accident." Thi!> finding is fraught with chilling significance. But, as the psychiatrists who direct· ed the investigation observe, "How is one to prevent a man who has just had a disturbing quarrel with hi s wife from driving off in a high dudgeon?" 3. Falu. Consensus of studies shows that extroverts are much more prone 10 Famil11 Weeklt1, AJWil 4, 1971 True or False: In an automobile accident, you're less likely to be hurt if you're young, tall and slender. (See number 5) to various types of accidents than introverts. The extrovert is more apt to act on impulse without much thought about the consequences. The introvert is more conservative-he thinks before he acts. 4. False. Studies conducted jointly by the Veterans Administration and the University of California show that high accident involvement tends to go hand in hand with people who have physical ctisorders. 5. True. A five-year statistical study of injuries sustained in auto acci- dents, conductC\1 at the University of California, showed that older people suffer more severe physical damage in accidents because their bones are more brittle. Drivers of shorter stature arc likely to get se- vere head and facial injuries caused by their faces smashing into the steering wheel. Taller irdividuals, the study showed, tend co escape critical facial damage from the steer- ing wheel since their heads usually clear it. And a person's weight was often found to be a matter of life and death in collision injuries be- cause of the greater force with which a heavier person smashes against the car's interior. 6. False. A study of fatalities due to electric shock, conducted by a leading life-insurance company, shows that your chances of sustain· ing a lethal shock are much greater during the two hottest months (July and August} than at any other time in the year. One reason : during warm summer days "body resistance is often lowered by perspiration." Also moisture acts as a conductor. thus further heightening the danger. 7. True. Some people aren't happy unless they take chances. So they'll take risks while driving or cross in- tersections against traffic while walk- ing. As one study shows, "the acci- dent-prone driver (or pedestrian} voluntarily motivates himself to ac· cept whatever chance will bring." He doesn't learn by close calls but rather seems to derive stimulation and enjoyment from them. • (AOVERTlSEMENT) I vvas a sneaky eater, before I lost 124 pounds. By Jennie Marini-as told to Ruth L. McCarthy At 240 pounds, you can see that I was far from being a beach beauty. No wonder that 1 put on those dark glasses and a hat. T HINK I 'm talking about sneaking a few potato chips or a hunk of cake? Uh-uh. I'm talking about opening my mouth and stuffing it Italian-style. Lasagna, spaghetti, pepper and eggs, half a loaf of bread. When my family's back was turned, I was what you'd call a "disposal plant." Nothing could go to waste (unl~ you spell it w-a-i-s-t). So I wound up 240 pounds. Now, don't misunderstand. I was never really a featherweight. My husband took himself a 175-pound bride. But being young then, I didn't look as fat as you would think. Anyway, Italian men like good, solid women, especially when they can cook. And what I couldn't make, my mother could. She lived with us. Actually, I think you have to be raised with European parents t.o know how important the kitchen is \<) family life. I'll tell you, if there wasn't something delicious-smelling coming from my stove, it was unusual. Besides, I had two kids with good appetites. And with no place , much to go except to and from the refrigerator, it's no wonder that I began to fill out my house dress more and more. Sure, I tried to reduce, even though my hus- band never mentioned my weight. But the min- ute I would cut down a little, my mother would start saying: "What? Are you sick? Eat!" She thought that diets could mean the end of you. So instead of arguing, I'd eat. That's how the years rolled on. And the fat. Eventually, my son and daughter married. And I got a job near where I live, in Raritan, New Jersey. I was out of the kitchen, at last, but unfortunately not far from food. I became an aide at Somerset Hospital and as much as I kept saying that I was going to reduce, I was always sneaking snacks. It never mattered that I ate enough at home. Come time for the free meal at the hospital, and Jennie loaded her plate. Then one day the women I work with started talking about those reducing-plan candies, Aycls•. "You believe in them, Marini?" they asked. And 1 said: "No." But still I kept seeing the pictures of the slim women in the magazines and I kept wondering. So finally I went t.o the drugst.ore and bought a box of the chocolate fudge Ayds, though I could have had any one of the other flavors. Right away the family started: "What kind of medicine is that?'' But that much I had checked into. It wasn't medicine. I read every- thing in the direction folder and learned Ayds contains vitamins and minerals, but no drugs. So I began with the Ayds Plan, to see if it really works. And you know, I got to tell you, it works. First of all, I cut out sneaking food. Instead, I took a couple of Ayds for snacks. They're only 26 calories each. Before meals, I took one or two with a hot drink, tea for me, and those Ayds really helped me eat less. Honest. It was sort of like starting oft with dessert. Right away I was satisfied. Of course, I ate meat and greens, too. And I'm telling you, that Ayds Plan works. 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The full list of educational experi- ments underway is a long one, rang- ing from the use of computers to supplemental teachers in M ississipp1 to the decision in Gary, Ind., to turn over the entire operation of the pub- lic schools to a private company in hopes that the techniques of private enterprise can boost achievement scores. Whatever the innovallon. the experimenters say they are racing with time. E xplains John Bremer, director of a project taking place in Philadel- phia (see below), "The public-school system is like rh e brontosaurus. That old dinosaur was a magnificent crea- ture, but it couldn·r cope with changes, so it died out. In our fast- changing world, we desperately need more experimentation if we arc to find the new approaches that will save education." Here are just a few o l the experi- ments now underway: Classes on Location. Some 500 high-school students in Philadelphia\ Parkway program arc going to "school" without a school. Instead of repor1mg to a given classroom building, these pupils travel through- out the city to cla~es held in place~ appropriate to the subjects they arc taking. An auto-mechanics course, for example, is taught at a car-repair shop: a journalism class is held at a newspaper office. A student interested m urban economics m ay spend a 12 r'amtf11 Wukl11. April 4, 11171 term observing the day-to-day strug- gle~ of the deputy director of the city budget In all, some 250 '"on-lo- ca11on" courses are offered. The 1n- st1tutions which volunteer their fa- ciliues also frequently provide staff members to serve as teachers, and the youngsters themselves help plan the curriculum. .. In traditional classrooms.'' ex.- plains John Bremer, .. Students often are taught skills ~lating to a society that vanished 40 years ago. By using all the facilities of the city as their campus, our students learn about life a" 11 is really lived." I mpartial observers say 1he system seems to be working quite well. The youngsters learn more, mature faster and present far fewer disciplinary problems. Also. costs are cut drao;- t1cally. By eliminating the need for a traditional school building to serve 500 students. the city saves ahout $1,000,000 in building costs alone. Already Philadelphia's success h&b sparked similar programs in Chicago. Boston, Washington and Pasadena. Many other cities are examining the program. Casb-lncenti"es.Teachers al Har· nson Elementary School in St. Louis have turned to cash rewards as a way to heighten student interest in cl~swork and academic achieve- ment. The "c~sh" is play money, but the classroom economy works much like the real money system. Students are paid varying amount$ of paper dollars for regular attend- ance, accurate test answers, extra reading. good behavior, orderly desks and creative writing. With their earn- ings. they can "buy·· brief interm1s- '>iorn. from class work. to watch mt.vies or Iv , sit in front-row seats al special events, have extra gymnasium play- time and a great variety of other privilege.\. The theory behind the Harrison school experiment is that unrespon- \lve pupils often can be morivated to learn hy being offered instant recog- J I n1tion for good work. The reward rein- forces their desire for success, making them more attentive and determined than they would be in traditional cla~se~. Child-to-Child Tutoring·At a Los An- geles elementary school, the concept of who does the best teaching is under- going '>Orne drastic changes. In fact, M>me remedial work formerly done by teachers is now being ac;signed to the children. Youngsters al every grade level are trained to tutor either slower members of their own class or students in lower grades in art, writing, reading, math, science and other subjects. 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Oppenheimer Gene Barry: Handsome Idol Who Makes Marriage Work At first Gene Barry didn't even want to get into television. When Herb Gordon, ex-casting head at ZIV, suggested he play the title role in "Bat Masterson" in the late 1950s, Gene said, ''No. West- erns are through!" But Gordon persuaded him. "What's so different about tlUs one?• "To start with, Bat wears a derby and carries a cane." "That made me recomider the project,•• Gene told me at lunch the other day ... It wasn't the cane and the bat in themselves that made Masterson unique but what they stood for and what they did for the character." And what that did for Gene. Jt was he who started the wide laPeJs, colored shirts and v~ts that years later be- came so popular with young people. •'When I get through with the last segment of this series," he plaintively insisted, "I will grow a beard and be sloppy. After 20 yean of imagery, it's now time for my career to take a whole new tum." Vet I wondered whether hi! complaint waa justified. Because Barry is one of the few "complete entertainers" in show business. He has been on stage, in movies aod night clubs. He has done one-man shows and bas even emceed at county fairs. His album, "Gene Barry Sings of Love and Things," sotd welJ both here and abroad. It is only now, when he's nearly SO (June 14, 1971 ) that Gene is slowing down. Jo fact, in talking with him I got the distinct impression that he has become bored with life and even, perhaps, with hitmelf.. Part of the lethargic impression he con- veys is due to a slight frown that gives him a somewhat ferocious and preoccupied coun- tenance. Until be looks at you, that is. Then his hazel eyes bore into you, and he's totally aware of you. When we were lunching together, l 1taw Barry with his daughter Liz.a: It is no ucret thal she can wind him around h.n little finger. 14 /i'amil11 Weeklt11 April_., 1971 Barry: five Jpals in 26 yean lhe waitress nearly drop her tray when he gave her "The Look." and apologiz.ed for not having removed his napkin fa.st enough so she could put down his plate. It is his considera- tion, the small courtesies he displays so ef- fortlessly, combined with his masculinity, that has endeared him to female viewers. He's every inch the suave hero, au six feet, one and a half inches of him, albeit a bit bunched, with a twinkle in his eye and a tug at the corner of his mouth that makes you think he's working on a politc-4>Ut secret-joke. 'Yt/hik Gene is sensitive, be is not sentimen- tal. When he and Betty KAib were married October 22, 1944, he left the selection of the bot.el for their honeymoon up to Betty. .. Why me?" she wanted to know. "Because I have to get back to work," he replied, and left. Gene and Betty came together through a freak accident when they were both appear- ing in "Glad to See You." At the time, a lot of ·show people played baseball in Central Park every Sunday. Betty was hit on the head by a baseball and knocked out. "When I came to, Gene was picking me up. I thought I was dreaming. He looked so beautiful! We didn't see each other again until we both had lunch at Sardi's a few days later. He asked me for a date, and that night we decided to get mar- ried!' She sighed. "I think he's better-looking now than he was when we got married. That's After 20 years of being considered one of the best-dressed, most suave and courteous figures in show business, the hero of "Name of the Game" wonders if it isn't time for his career to take a whole new turn. lbe trouble with the world. Women get worse-looking as they grow older, but men get better-looking." Until their first son Mi- chael was born in 1946, Gene enjoyed New York. He was born there, studied to be a concert violinist un- til he broke his arm play- ing football in high school and turned to singing. This eventually took him into the musicals, "Rosalinda.." ''The Merry Widow" and '"Glad to See You." They even bad a nice Manhattan apartment on 56th St. aod Seventh Ave., across the street from Carnegie Hall. "Theo I began a run of bad luck in the theatre and could no longer afford a flat-any ftat," Gene re- called. "We moved in with my parents." By the end of 1949, how- ever, Gene's career had re- gained its equilibrium. He began concentrating on act- ing and in 1951 signed a contract with Paramount that led to roles in such films as "Soldier of For- tune" with Clark Gable and "Thunder Road" with Robert Mitchum. When I asked Gene bow his marriage had managed to survive 26 years, be said, "I guess it has to do with a tremendous desire to make it work on both our parts and not let our egos or in- divid ua I thoughts take over. "I think the first few diffi- cult years of adjustment helped tremendously because we realized how much we needed one another. You see, we didn't really know each other when we got married. In fact, we were lotal strangers. The first two years were the toughest of them all." Said Betty, "I think a lot of it was luck. Besides, we had the same ambitions. I wanted him to be famous, and be wanted to be fa- mous. Of course, we have a lot of other things in com- mon, particularly our love for our children. If you Relax. Unwind. Make this the moment to take things easy. With a whole new cigarette Rich new blend, rich new flavor. 11-US 1511-iE ~M l\10MENf are loved, you give love in re- turn." Michael, now 25, is writ- ing and dirC(:ting his first motion picture. Fredrick is 18, a fresh- man at Colorado University. Liza, short for EUzabeth, is three and a half. Gene refers to her as "my little princess." and it is no secret that she can wind him around her little finger. Betty insists she and Gene never tight in front of their children. "We always put up a united front. They've tried to get us on different sides, but it never worked. 1 think a lot of the insecurity kids feel today is due to an inner fear that some- day their parents will break up -if they haven't already. Gene and r have yelled at each other maybe five times in aJI our 26 years of marriage. She is very aware of what • docs and doesn't please Gene. For instance, I thought she looked very at- tractive in a gray sweater and black slacks, but she was worried that she'd re- ceived me without having had her hair done and her make-up on. "Gene wouldn't like it," she confessed. "He likes me all dolled up." The Barrys now live in a new home in Beverly Hills which. says Betty, is smaller because their last house was too pretentious. The "smaller" one is still a man- sion, even by Beverly Hills standards. Jn spite of his being out- spoken against the Vietnam war and runaway produc- tion in the moving picture industry (he's all for Gov- ernment subsidization along the lines of England's sub- sidy for the arts) • Gene is the quiet one in the family. Betty is gregarious. While Gene can appear complete- ly lost in thought, Betty rarely takes time to catch her breath. Gene is no longer the driving young man be was at the beginning of his Hol- lywood career ... My whole life was my work then," he explained, almost apologet- ically. "I hadn't realized that you only need so much money to Jive on. You don't scurry about so much later on. You want time with the family and time to do trungs you could never do before. Why shouldn't actors mature like everyone else? On the other hand, I am not all that settled or stable. '"I think I'd like to go back on the stage. I'd love to sweat again. I haven't for a long time. The only excitement in tv is making the pilot, seeing it get on the air and then waiting to find out whether it will sue- ~· If it does, then you're stuck in a hit show." It would take a com- puter to count the actors who'd give their eyeteeth to get in that kind of a golden rut! • Famil11 Weekl11, April•. 197/ u NEW EUROPEAN REDUCING DISCOVERY SPREADS llKE WllOFIRE OVtR ENTIRE CONT I NENT ~ From England Co mes News of the Greatest Breakthrough to End Overweight Forever ! YES NOW YOU CAN EAT ALL YOU WAN T AND LOSE WEIGHT ''I lost 71 pounds of dangerous fat in only 60 days!' lrSWJ" llllbMlr lllJSl 11 ... ii .,2.., ... ( ......... . 1111 COllT CM.lllS ... bl l Fal US A MY ... • t• Wll lllS .. . IDB I( MC1Y MAii ... COlfUTRY wt Fa Al'f IMll • ... t• -IDlTI. II_., tf 1911 I a"""* ...P II c.. acnss a• pre ridl ii• If te lalll _., ~ 11 .. ~sum. Dis ride tlM .-.. o . Im. S11£ • unsm. 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P SOOt GMtftt ,.._..(from photo) . $1.tl HOIO en-.,._... (from slide) $4.SO r -CUT OR TUI OUT THIS OIDR FOIM AHO MAil TODAY1--, I Walter Drab & Sons I SATISFACTION 4111 Dr.II• ....... Co6orado Spring5, Colo. IOtOI I I GUARANHED MME------------1- 1 oRYOURMONO Al>OltSS-----------11 I IACl aTY' smc _________ z"----1 a.,. .. "' lmllMI &UTtl CKAISf ~ ..... : .. I 11 I I I 11 I I I I I I 11II1 1 •u•w NO I U.. P'riet tl1t 4 111111Mrl 1114 ICltr I -. £119 .,_ '-ltft l:erfff" Cini -OflTOI .H A Leg of Lamb With Wine Sauce By Melanie De Proft Fqod Editor • Serving lamb for Easter dinner may be a tradition in many bomu. For • pleasant change in that menu, prepare a leg of lamb aa sug- geated and accompany it with the sauce au claret. At auppertime or for a late evening buffet., eerve the colorful "bonnet aalad" with hot cru.ty bread, cake and fragrant hot coffee. Roast Lamb with Sour Cream Sauce au Claret 4 medium oniou, chopped 4 medium carrots, pared and sliced 2 cups sliced celery 3 bay leaTea, crumbled 1 cup waler 1 leg of ].Jmb (6 to 7 lbs.) 2 teaspoons salt Yi teaspoon seasoned pepper Yi teaspoon Accent Sour Cream Sauce au Claret (see recipe) 1. Toss the onion, carrot. celery and crum- bled bay leaf together in a shallow roasting pan. Pour water over vegetables and set lamb, rounded side down, on vegetable mixture. 2. Set in a 500°F. oven for 25 min. Remove from oven and set oven control at 300,,F. Turn meat rounded side up; sprinkle with a mixture of the salt. pepper and Accent. Insert a meat thermometer in roast so tip is slightly beyond center of thjck.est part of meat. 3. Return to oven and continue cooking until thermometer registers 17S0 -l 80°F., about 3 hrs. Remove thermometer. 4. Transfer roast to a heated platter and keep it warm. Strain liquid from roasting pan and use about 1 cup for making Sour Cream Sauce au Claret. Garrush platter with spiced cnb •pples, small bunches of &lftD grapes, and ~y. Accompany with a gravy boat of the sauce. About 8 servings Sour Cream Sauce au Claret 1 Yi cups red currant jelly, melted 6 tablespoons butter or margarine Yi cup all-pur]>08e flour 1 cup liquid (pan drippinga from roast lamb and vegetablee) 1 Yz cu pa claret Dairy eour cream (1 to 1 Yi cups) 1. Heat butter or margarine in a saucepan. Blend in the flour. Adding gradually, stir in the I cup liquid until well blended. Bring to boiling, stirring constantly; cook 1 to 2 min. l. Remove from beat and blend in the melted jelly. Add wine gradually, stirring constantly until gravy is blended. 3. Using as many cups of the gravy as desired (remainder may be chilled and stored in the refrigerator for future use), return the mea- sured amount to heat. Adding in small amounts, and stirring vigorously after each addition, mix in sour cream to taste (about Yi cup to I cup gravy). Heat lhorougbJy (do not boil), stirring occasionally. A bout 3 cups sauce Note: If the gravy is refrigerated and stored for future use, add sour cream as directed just before serving. The Sour Cream Sauce au Claret is equally delicious with poultry as with meat. 11 Family Weekly, April 4, 1971 A handsome roast kg of lamb garnished with parsley •pri1s, onion and carrot slius is ready for carving and saMcing. Easter "Bonnet" Salad Buffet Chicle• in IAmon Aapk 12 ham aliee&. cat in haJf 6 IAttllce "Saacer" Sat..b Stu«ell celery, ut diaconally ia S-ia. leqt.U Radish re9e9 I. Unmold Chicken in Lemon Aspic onto a large round plate for the "bonnet aown"; fill center with w*8uea and top with a few C8ITOf cmtL 2. At equal intervals on the shoulder of the plate around the mold (from the base of mold toward edge ~ plate), place 4 overlapping half..slices of ham. J. Alternate the 6 Lettuoe Sauoer Salads with the overlapped ham slices around the plate. 4. Fill aoy apace between salad and ham at edge of plate, tucking in the stuffed celery lengths. Fill aoy space at the base of salad mold with radish roses and sprigs of watercress. Chicken in Lemon Aspic 2 pkp. (S 0&. uch) le1aon-lluored gelatin Z e111pe hot chicken broth Z~ cape cold claicken broth Z teaapoou pre,ared honuadi1h I t.eupooa •laced oaion Pitted ri~ oli•ee. quartered lengthwise Gf'ffft pepper, cat in dia•oDd ahapee (aame length u olin quarters) CoMed white •ut of clakken. c•t i• p~ (about S cups) Ya cap finely chopped celery Y1 c•p finely chopped ~em pet»per 6 servings I. Empty gelatin into a bowl. Pour in hot chicken broth and stir until dissolved. Stir in cold chicken broth; chill until slightly thickened. stirring occasionally. Blend in hone.radish and onion. 2. In bottom of a 2-qt. ring mold, make a design alternating olive quarters, shiny side down, and green pepper diamood11, waxy side down. Spoon some of the slightly thickened gelatin over the design. J, Immediately mix chiclcen, celery and green pepper into the rcma.ining slightly thiclccned gelatin. Carefully spoon into mold over the decorative layer. Chill until firm. 6 servings Lettuce "Saucer" Salads :=le ,..,.... in a saucer and dip edges of roma1:ae or ldt1IC'e into the paprika for color; arrange the saJad greens saucer-fashion into 6 individual servings. Place a thick slice of to.Me onto each lettuoe "saucer." Top with a small bundle of ~td lllMiDated ..,.,...... dp5, a aotdted nc:um· kl' dke, Ilka of ~ ea, and an ftocado wedce- Set in place around salad mold and drizzle with an lmlian· .cyle .... draAas. THE MEANING OF YOUR DREAMS by franldin 0. Martini What does It meen to dream of l..ove1 ... Oiamonds7 ..• Pn98· nancy7 . . . Divorce7 . • . Romancer ... Thoms7 ... Weddingsl What does it mean to drwm of finding yourseff in a strange city7 Of being caught in a stonnl Of finding a Fortune? Of meeting an attractive stran1et? 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SIHICAl.~TIIUl ~left. t49 •M.• St.,l1•1rw,IU._, T...._Ull• find bul1ed .... ·-· cm..-''-1"'-*'-· ... ,., ... *-:':·~-~· LCO:;>~ --~ IOX IOlll, NOlltTOll, TO. T1l7ll t)U OWN & -11• .. SON 10 ... CCO COff A valuable extra ... the famous Raleigh coupon on both Raleigh Filter Kings and Filter Longs. """ Free Gift Catalog. Write Box 12, Louisville, Ky. 40201 Filter Kings. 17 mg "tar," 1.2 mg. n1cot1ne; Longs, 18 mg. "tar," 1 2 mg. n1co~ine. av. per cigarette. FTC Repon Nov. '70 DAVID HARTMAN "Don't threaten; just expect" David Hartman (Dr. Paul Hunter on NBC-tv's, ''Tbc Bold Ones") &earned a Jot about independence from his fathu, who left the ministry t-0 become a top advertising executive. David developed a Hartman-special way of handling jobs. He says it will work for anyone: "There are just three steps to accomplish what you need with a minimum of fuss. Ooe, think the problem through and decide wha1 you want to achieve, if you really want it and how much you're willing to aacritice to get il Two, don't threaten. Say quietly, finnly, that you expect to get the improvement-bad-taste lines of script deleted. a raise, an assistant or whatcver--by a certain date. Say noth- ing further. Three, oo the morning of that date, get your things together, rudy to move. Announce calmly that you will walk out if you don't get it by three o'clock." And does David Hartman get what he wants? "Always." The professional shoplifter is rapidly being replaced by the amateur. four to one. Who are lbesc abopliften? Half are teen-agers, according to crime re- porter Alan Hynd, and three out of four are girls. Half of the perpetrators are from better neighborhoods, and women outnumber men, two to one. Many ex- clusive stores, in the past, hesitated to upset their prosperous patronage and so did little to prosecute. But now that pil- fering is averaging $40 milJion a wedc (and it's expected to double in five yean), a trend is developing for stores to .. go the limit of the law." Warning to the curious: it's a fallacy that a store de-- tective cannot mate an arrest until the shoplifter has left the premises with the ttmps b ttuotes 8oy with • Tricycle Tlaoagb MD ehine. wermly, la my tot Inclined to ride hia trike? Be'• aotl Bat let die raU.1 deaeend, and then Be wanta to go oat.doon apln. And I'm reUgned. They go together: Bia arge to ride end rainy weather. -Belly l.Z.r Bad appks are MVer put in jam. And yet. everytime a lcid geti in a jam, he's calkd a bad apple. -James E. Harrison A young man drew aside bis girt'~ little brother. "You lcnow rm stuclt on Stella," he said. "fd like very much to get a 1oclt of her hair. Do you think you can set il for me? nJ give you a quarter." There was a moment of silence. Then the boy aaid, "'Tell you whal For a dollar, n1 get you the whole wig." --Jlarold Helfer TM man next door rqorts that /tis wife ktuntd to drive in two-and-o·luU/ cars. -Anna Herbert The matron wu complaining bitterly to her husband about the amount of time be spent week.ends watching sports on tv. "You newer pay any attention to me any more," she wailed. "Otay," the husband replied, "from DOW 00 fm Jiving you every com- mercial." -Sm Krvse At leait the alarm dock is cONis- tmt: It always rinp before you're rHlly /"' it. -Bill Copelmul The carpeting was new in the hospi- tal's pediatric sunroom. .It still had enough lint ao that nuna and aides were continually stopping to pick up lint u they walked through. stolen aoOOs· Anyone spotted can be held for questioning as soon as be heads for the door wit.bout paying. MINK TEDDY Crowd-Pleaser Yes, there is such a thing as a mink Teddy Bear. Price-tagged at $360. it is CJtb.ibited at the International Toy Fair, Brighton, England. The Fair's emphuis thia year WU 00 the sophisticated toys of the space age. 1be Teddy Bear dis- play drew the largest crowds. But the When a little boy's parents came to visit him from the country, they oom- meoted oo 1he lovely carpeting and bow dean it looted. "It ought to," the young patient in- formed them. 1bey keep weeding it all the time." -Dorothea Kent A couple we know told the local travel b1.treau tMy wanted to go any plllce "to get away from it all'--c long at It was close to a sltopping center. -Berm Albrit/tt In the glass departmeot of a Beverly Hills deputmeot store, a young coupte wu trying to complete the birthday &bopping for the wife'• grandmother. Tbe dert showed them teYeral attra<r tive items in the price nnge they had mentioned. then stood baclt to give them a c:banoe to talk tbinp OVet". .. Darling.'' the husband uid. "let's ga your grandmother this ashtray." .. But hooey," the pretty wife replied, '"we can't giw Onndmotber an uh- tray. Grat-grandmother doeso't even know she amok.cal' -Dan Bennett - prevailing sophistication proved to be too much for the parents of ooe litt~ girl. They told her she wasn't old enough for min.It. David Frost is 32;GU Hodges 47. THIS WEEK'S BIRTHDAYS: Git Hodges, 47 today; Arthur Murray, 76 today; Metvyn Douglas, 70 on Monday; Bette Davis. 63 Mooday; G~gory Peclt, SS Monday; Lowell Thomu, 79 Tues.- day; Walter Winchell, 74 Tuesday; Da- vid Frost. 32 Tuesday; Mary Pickford, 76 Thursday; Sen. J. William Fulbright, 66 Friday. DATES THIS WEEK; Today is Palm Sunday. Friday is Good Friday and the eve of the ftnt day of Passover. THIS WEEK'S ANNIVERSARtES: On Monday-U.S. declared war on Ger- many, 54 years ago. In J 896 the first modem Olympic Games were held in Athens, Grec:cc; U.S. won. • Lrrn.ll DllLY "You /rad to luwe pMtumtl wul.er flou. Clrlcbn over a pi«e of toaat wam't foodmoutl&r ,. . ' "We want to test your ~aptitude for accounting" The International Accountants Society, Inc., invites you to take this free test which tells if you can work with numbers- as accountants do. It could start you on the road to a prestige career in one of the most exciting areas of today's business world. • by Donald R. Morrison H ua IS YOUS O,.,.OllTU"ITY to dieco'l'er whether you hue 1p1itade in ooe of the world'• be1t·paid profe11ion__.cco'll.DI· i.ng. All you need ~ ii take our free Ac- counting Apdt11de Teat 1t home, in you 1p1re time. We'll tell yoa if yoa can be trained in thil rew1rding field. No reputable achool can promile 1acceu, but tboua.nde of people wbo hHe taken thil teat. and developed their 11till through oy U'ainiog, have gone on to aueceaa.fw careen aa 1ccountaote, office numa1era. au- ditors. controllen and baainet11 uecatiYet. mand for more trained 1uoantanu. Today, and for ye.in lo come, 1ccoanting often 1 real incentive for ambilloa1 men and wo- men who ere in humdrum. dead-end job.. h may offer yoa the opportunity lo 117 goodbye forever to 1cnpe.alon1 aalariea. And once yoa learn atto'll.Dtin1 yoa11 have 1 nluable akill no one ran take away from you for &be real of your life. In 1ood times or b.d, accoa.nunu are almoll 1lway1 in demand. How you learn the skills of accounting Since 1903, the International Accoontante Society, Inc., hae trained many thou11Dds of men ind women to berome 1eco1U1lanta. f AMll Y W[(Kl Y OROERCARD t.rv l •• .. .... ·-~ .. Donald R. Morrison., CPA, i1 the Preaidmt of the International Accoll.lllanta Society, Inc. His uperienee cover• both public 1od printe acco1U1tin1 and lndudea government work u a comptroller for the U.S. Army. He hat aho tau1ht 1ccouoting &tlbjettt at Ohlo Wuleyan Uni.-enity. you are guided through the mail by faculty member• who are all Certified Public Ar- countanta. Here's what atudenta eay Tbi1 penooa.llaed tnaioiog bu helped men and women all O'l'U the country bd P""" tige jobe in accounting. Here ii what eome of them uy: "In the laet fi•e ye1n my earning• hHe more than doubled a1 a reaalt of my 1todie1 with JAS ... -Mra. Loui1e J. Moore, Olympi1, Waahinglon .. My lint IAS aMignmenl made aecoWll· ing uen more inlerelliog than I could ner im1~ine it would be. Between the time I started your couree and completed it. I re- ·"" 911, '"" "Your home aludy coane h11 enabled me 10 obtain my present position, which hat re. 111lted i~ 1 very eube&antia) incraM in earn· inga. "-Thoma1 F.. Cook, Phoenix. Ariaooa Major firms uee our training Companies like Nation1J C11b Regi1ter, Ce:oeral Mith, Stancla.rd Br1nch. C1mpbell't Soap. We1tinghou1e and many othen me the latema&ional Aecown.anta Society to train their own employeea in 1ccouoting procedures. Many former student& bold top po11ition1 with leading corpoutiont ind the government. Send for free Aptitude Teat njo tar It makee no diference what kind of job yoa have now. If you have a bJah achoo) dip)ouu or eqainlent-if yoa like working with firure-then ooe of the world's be11- paid careen may be open to yoa. Aud you can go u high in the buaine11 world M ability will take you. Accounting trai ,, opena the door lo every businen--to • l alive poaitione right up to top manage• -bec:auae 1ccoantin11 ii 111ch 1 Yitai P• e•ery bu1ioeu tod.y. T----------------------------- •ay hne the poteo. ~ ureer in account· unity p111 you by? 1ccountin1 Aptitude ou if you can work Ir key abilities nee- Accountants wooed and rewarded The ever•growin11t needa of Amerlcar daatry have creeled an almost con111n• How I.A.S. trai men and worn• .. Year -----... ,....,. ii•.,. ... bJ 1h•lo1 -• ~ laa-in••.-... IAS be• helped -&ad ci..u .. ,.. .... •tllfudon whleh-Dey coald IMC bay."-Bill S.•eon, Vlroqu, Wi_.LD .. .... ~forajob and wbea I ebow.d 1he romp&nJ my l.A.S. Dip)o.u. I wu hired on the •pol. laridentally, mJ Ml1ry h juJt fNell .. -Joenn Le•en1, 'limpa, Florid• 1 I INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY, INC. A llom" S1urlr Srhool Siner JC/03 201J \\'t••t Jark,on Buuli•\ uni Chica110. Illinois 60606 lJ 1.11111 we will alao 1end ~ which deseribe1 uoting 1od eaplai.ru \ing method. There l'lr.1-•· 111.1il ""'a'"""' .. r \ollr rr .... \pt1t111l1· r,.,, .md your 21-puii·· hn• , liur•• d1•-1·riltin1t th1• upportunit fl'• i11 ;111·uuntin1t I unclrr-tand 1lwrf' j, 11<1 IO•I or ohliiation. fClrrlf" 1nr a.rad plta~t' prlttU ... ,,,.,., I th lling Aptitude Test t the poatpaid card the mail There is is mieting. aae the nu Sociely, Inc:. inc. 1903 413-001 \pptt•\t•1I r .. , \i'l•·r.ul~ l"r.111u11• c lw• L. lu n d •·l1r.:iltl•· r .. r (.I Bill lu•11•·h1~ \11 ,1•11itr·d ft, th•· \4 •r ... 1ht1n~ ( omnu'"'"''"" .. f tlw "\ut1on •• I JI .. n.,. 't111h C.1111nr1I. t f your free Apti- >rocbure detcrih- 1n Accounting. I ·t obligate me in .. IAS "1eiletl' -_.of 1 probl-19 1e1n 110. Tod1y I'• Preeideat of OAe eompuy 1.d ollicu in foaJ' other iada11ri1l corpontiou.''-Robert G. Cli•poMn, Whiltl•. Califorala. 0 1 ea....e U~ IUODJIY -•th my .. 11ef1dioa witlt IAS lfliainf ud •J 1n1i1ude for tbe help it he1 1inn -· I em now Chief Acc.aal· IDI of 1 lu•e ia1ur1n~ ~mpaoy." -Mn. C. M. Buck.Ju, Seattle, Wuh. I '°Y w1y. I I I I I I I I I I Mr. Mn .......••.......•.•........... A1e au. (Ctrcle one aac1 111-sartno ..... r- ~ •..................................... ·, City .......•............•.....•............ St.eta ....•••.....•.....•.. Zip ....•..•.. -•• Appro•e1I for Veteru• 1taiaia1. 0 Check. here II eli1ible for GI Bill Bene6u. Accredited by the Acaedi1ia1 Co-i•ioo of llM N11loaal Bo-Stady Council. -·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VAL LEY AD\ £RTISUl£NT LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE EXERCISING WHILE YOU REST AND RELAX! Pedal Bike Pedal-your-way to a new fetlint of physical fitness! Do this while relaxin& ... watchint TV ... anytime at all! Sit in your favorite chair end pedal to a trimmer ... firmer ... more attractive you! It's ideal for everyone! for lees. waist, hips you put leisure time and moments of relaxation to good use WITHOUT the need for strenuous exercise. Bike rldin& has always been a fint rate form of conditionina IS well as a fun way to relax. Now you can have all of its advantaaes without any of the disadvantaces of wuthtr, special dress °' tht tilllf1>f-day. Plated tubular steel with non-slip rubber tipped ends. Approxi· rutely 10~x161h 1ndlts wide. Ptdllsare eactl 7 inches lone. Aml--l'IUMI .................. S5.JI ROLL OUT A 10-FOOT MAGIC CARPEi GARDEN A PROFUSION OF FLOWERING WONDERS More thin 1,000 seeds in ttlls wondrous carpet literally bunt into a dWllna show of maritolds. asters, zinnias end cnany other IO'lec>US flowtf fWOfitts! Set all of ttils happen befon your eyes without diainc. Medin&. ~. nont of the usual labors necessary to produce • prdtn of llY profusion end cote;. Your carpet is wed resistant and 1 cilnt IO.feet In length. Nei&ll6ors. vislton, t¥tf'YOM will marvel at your ovemifht botanical wondef, and they'll never belilVe that you rolfed it out like a rue. All you do Is wat11 and stand back to watch Mother Nature do tht rnt with- out any 1ssimnce fr°'" you! A conversation plect to end all, and lasts end lasts ... lmqlne bavlnc all tht cut ftowtra you've ever dreamed of'°' t.lb'9 decor1tlons end dinner centerDlects. 5337-'arJtt .......... llf ... 2 fir $1 .11 HIU HOLDER by Dirk Wilson WILSOS FORD ·_ .. Huntiniton Buch A bumper sticker sC<'n r~cl'nlly on a small foreign mini car with no less than six kl~ fight· ing for a µlace to sit . . "Planned Parenthood" . . . Or another bumper slicker read- ing. "Send Our Trc>?VS To Las Vegas To Visit The Entertain· ers." It seems that In the past few years bumpc'r stickers of all types and descriptions have become bi g business. Some- thing else that's bt>comc tre- m endously popular in the past few years is the sub-compa_ct. As can be expected. most maJor automobile manufacturers got in to that market. Here at Wil- son Ford Sales in Huntington Beach we've got what most of the experts feel is thl' most outstanding en t r y into th<' small car field anywher<' Ford's great new Pinto. Squar· ing off directly against ~ h <' foreign cars. our new httl<' Pinto combines the bt>st of two worlds . . the small size, low cost and operating economy common to small Imports along with frisky performance, driv- er comfort and contemporary desi~n that are all-A1"l'rican ... With a length of just over 13 ~ fet>t I 163 inches l a height of 50 inches and a width of 69.4 inches, Pinto is a few inches longer than the volum1- import, but Is seven lnch<'S lower and eight inch«>s wider ... Pinto's popularitv has been nothinP' short of nhenomenal . . . Why not droo In and test drive Pinto for yourself? Our fOrral is sure to have one ready fbr your brand. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 3, 1971 DICK WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES II .. " 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH jfJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '71 's ARE ARRIVING BY THE TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DIS- COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1970's ! ! Extr• S•vings On Low MllHge Demonstrators - 31 To Choose From COMPLETE 1971 CAR AND TRUCK LIN& ON SALE I BRAND NEW 1971 ~ i IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .tr~ TOTAL DOWN PYMT . TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. 36 MONTHS $65 is t he tot•I down peyment end $65 i' the tot•I monthly p•yment includ in9 tu . '71 license •nd ell fin•nce ch•r9u on •pproved credit for 16 months. De fr rred p•vment price is $2405.00 includin9 .11 finence ch•rCJ"" l••es. '71 license or if yo" p refer to pey c•,h, the full cesh price is only $2051.95 including u les t.i11, '71 lice"'• =IRIOWl51571. 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HltJH//()11!1 SUNDAY, APRIL 4 10:30 AM 6 ~ I NHL Hockey Montreal Canad1ens vs Boston Bruins at Boston 11:00 0 @ (_Jj NBA Basketball Playoff game to be announced. 1:15 0 U7 (3 Atlanta 500 Ninety minutes of ABC's Champ1onsh1p Auto Racing, featuring the Atlanta 500 Stock Car Race (Nas car). The raceway 1s a 1.522 mile track, with 328 laps 1n the race. Bill Flemming and Chris Economak1 commentate. 2:45 0 ITT (3J The American Sportsman Lee Wulff discusses the plights of the Atlantic Salmon in Scotland. Grits Gresham catches snakes in Louisiana while Curt Gowdy observes deer in Florida. 3:00 €1) Toros Bullfights from Mexico. 5:30 e (j9) (i) I SPE(IA( I Meet the Masters Pat Summerall hosts a preview of the Masters Tournament to be played at the Au gusta (Ga.) National Golf Club April 8·11. Action highlights of Jack Nicklaus, former Masters Cham· pion, will be featured, along with segments showing play by other previous winners, among them Arnold Palmer, Bob Goal· by and Gary Player Viewers also v1s1t Nicklaus and h1s iam· ily at their Florida home. 9:00 @E Box de Mexico 10:30 m I sji11¢1AL I Bullpen Lindsay Nelson narrates program covering the importance of baseball's tenth man, the relief pitcher. Action films are shown of Steve Hamilton's "folly floater" and Hoyt W1I helm's "knuckle ball pitch." Famous names of the past are present. includtng Joe Page, Jim Kostanty, Hugh Casey, Joe Black. Elroy Face, Ron Perranosk1, Tug McGraw MONDAY, APRIL 5 5:00 m Dodger Bueball Dodgers vs Astros at Houston. Texas Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett give the play-by-play. 8:00 0 I b1ciAL I Angels & Dodgers: A 1971 Preview Jerry Coleman hosts a look at the Spring Tra1n1ng Camps of both the Angels and the Dodgers baseball teams Cameras record the be htnd·the·scenes action at Palm Springs and at Vero Beach. Florida. 9:00 D I SPECIAL I Baseball Writers Dinner Jerry Coleman is host and Gary Owens 1s emcee for special ceremonies honoring the California Angels and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Presentation of "Most Valuable Player," "Golden Glove" and "Rookie of the Year" awards are made Entertainment 1s provided by the Kids Next Door. Maury Wills. Manny Harmon and orchestra, plus the Angels' new singing outfielders Tony Conigliaro and Ken Barry. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 8:00 fE World Football Soccer lrlanda vs Espana THURSDAY. APRIL 8 8:30 @ Olympic Boxing FRIDAY, APRIL 9 8:00 fE Toros en Madrid Bullfights SATURDAY, APRIL 10 11:00 AM 0 '2~ 6) m NEW SEASON Maior League Baseball Balt1· more Orioles meet Detroit Tigers in first game of the series 2:00 6 f.29 (8 ) Masters Golf Tournament The final rounds from the Augusta (Ga.) National Golf Club are telecast live today and tomorrow International professional and amateur golfers par t1c1pate in the four·day. 72 hole tournament. Billy Casper 1s defending champion, having won the 1970 Masters in an 18· hole playoff with Gene Littler 3:30 § fj9 (8) CBS Golf Classic • NHL Action Highlights 4:30 Santa Anita Feature Race The $125,000 San Juan Cap1 strano for four-year·olds and up in a 1 3/4 mile turf race. O Sports Challenge "The NFL Quartebacks" (Y.A. Tittle, John Brodie, Johnny Unitas) are challenged by "The Chicago Cubs" (Ferguson Jenkins, Ron Santo, Billy Williams). Dick Enberg hosts. 5:00 0 (i7J (3) ABC's Wide World of Sports i Futbol-Soccer Atlante vs Necaxa 5:30 This Week in NBA 6:30 (3) Forum Boxing 8:00 O Saturday Night Fights Tentative schedule: Gil King vs Elfet Talabi in 10 rd. welterweight bout; and exh1b1t1on bout between f1ve·t1me m1ddlewe1ght champ Sugar Ray Robinson and young Mike Nixon from Glendale. USE HANDY ORDER FORM YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ,-----------~----~------, ORDER BY MAILI CREENlANd S1udios 482 6 GrMna.nd Bulldlnt. Ma.mt, Florida 33054 Please send me items listed below. I undenUnd If I'm not completely satisfied with any item. t can return it "'ithin 10 ttays '°' • full and compfete refund. SpectfJ Numbef • Qu•nttty _. bdl Hem • Include P'Mt.ap • be .... CMdl er M.-y ~ ...... :;:,,. POSTMl Alm MAMl* CUIT To"""' Iola! ••• ...., -cllltl '"'"'* COtrtcl { ..... lo'"". t.., fllis tt 1 SINll petl of ltle CO.I We lllY ''°' rul Sotty ftO SI,.._ .,.,. .. ,. 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Thursday 9:20 6) Fuhions in Sewin& 9:30 6 Q.91 00 Beverly Hillbillies 0 @ @ m Concentration O Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6) Romper Room @ (j) H1yden-Douglu ft) Stock M1!11et 10:00 8 Q.! 00 flmi" Affair D m s.11 of the ~ntury 6) fNtures/Public Stl"icie ~ @ Sunny Todly fD Education1l F11tures 10:30 e Q! 00 Lovt of Lift D ei1 00 m ttotlywood Squ•rtt 6) Treasure Mon.; Quest fof Ad· venture Tues., Thurs : V1pbond Wed.: See the USA Fri CiE Ststme Strett 11:00 e ~I Cl) Where the Ht1rt la D Q) 00 m Jeop1rc1y 0 @ Cil G1lloping Gourmet 6) Rocket Robin Hood 11:25 6 9 Cl) News 11:30 6 f.ij ®Search for Tomorrow D @ @ m The Who, Whit or Where Game Art lames hosts. O Prince of P11ce Fri. only. 0 @ (V CiE That Girl O Tempo Regis Philbin and Ruta Lee co-host. m lnte11d Louise Ridgle 6) Bill Johns News 11:s5 o @@m News AFTERNOON 12:00 6 lucky P1ir D @ 00 m Joe G1r1g1011•1 Memory Game O Prince of Peace Mon.. Tues .. Thurs., Cookin& Wed.; The Preser- vation of Freedom Fri. 0 @ @ c;E Bewitched m Hi&h Noon Buffoons 6) Rendezvous With Adventure Mon.. Fri ; T11vef Tues.. Thurs.; Perspective Wed. fl) The Rul World fD Educational Features ~ 00 Ann Gutcher Show 12:30 6 ®J 00 As the Wor1d Turns 0 @ @ m D1ys of Our Lives 0 Movie G1me 0 @ (}) CiE A World Apart 6) Dialing for Dollars fl) Stock Mullet Close 1 :00 fJ ~ CJ) love Is • Many Splen· dored Thing 0 @ (I) m The Doctors O Ben Casey 0 @ ffi CiE All My Children m MO'lie: See Daytime Movies. fl) Charting the M1rket 1:30 &~ 00 The Guiding light D @ @ m Another Wor1d 0 @ (1) c;E let's Mike I Dul 6) Newi/Kids' Stuff fl) Commodity Report 2:00 6 Cif 00 Secret Storm D ~ 00 m Bright Promise O I s"6AL I Gr1nt Takes Holly- wood Johnny Grant interviews stars and gives viewers a live behind·the· scenes look at movie making on the Universal Studios lot. 0 @ (J) CiE Newlywed Game O Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6) Topper Mon . Fri : Hive Gun, Will Trntl Tues . Wed .. 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Religious Progrems m Cinem1 36 3:30 8 The Mike Roy Show D Mike Douglu OSu Hunt D @ CI) CiE One life to live ID Porty Pi& Clrtoons l1t. ® Popeye Cartoons W Christ the living Word 3:45 EE La Comunidad al Di• 4;00 IJ Mr. Ed O Rifleman 0 @ (V EE RETURN Puaword The popular game show returns to the air with host Allen Ludden. first guests are Elizabeth Montgom· ery and Bill Bixby. fJ News Baxter Ward. m News Putnam/Fishman Q) Bozo's Big Top Show €!) Relipus Feetures EE Dos Gallos en P1lenque 4:301J Movie: See Daytime Movies. O father Knows Best O Eyewitness News Joseph Benti. Q)Gumby @ (1) I love Lucy @ @Jimmy Thomuon EID Se51me Street #236·240 Qj 00 The Three Stooges €!) P1ttem for living EE lo Prohibido mTV Bingo ·al Sesame Street Tues ·Fri : G1llop· ing Gourmet Mon. only. 5:00 O KNBC Newsef"ice Jess Marlow 0 Ch1nnel 5 News fJ Flipper m The Flintstones Tues.·Fri. m c;E Dodger Baseball Mon only. Dodgers vs. "5tros at Houston. 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O Championship Bowling 0 @ (V CiE ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports Jim McKay hosts. 0 The Avengers m Movb Greats: (C) "Forbidden Planer• (sci·fi) '56 -Walter Pid geon, Anne Francis. Leslie Nielsen 6) Min T11p fl) Peter Gunn ~ @ Inside Scotland Y11d EID The World We live In €!)Quest for life 6I) International Soccer m Bronco 5:30 D KNBC News Stan Atkinson 0 This Wetk in NBA 6) Animals, Adion & Adventure fl) Tonight in Lu Veias fD The Other Passenger m Fisher f1mily 6:00 IJ·The Big News D ~@mNBC News O Laredo O Boss City 6) Then Came Bronson fD San Francisco Mir (;29' CI) Agriculture USA g'i) Musicale/Davey & Goliath 6:30 IJ About a Week D KNBC News Conference Speci1I Sec. of State Edmund Brown Jr.. former Assembly Speaker Jess Un ruh and others discuss "The High Cost of Campaigning " O Eyewitness News (17'1 CI) forum Bo1in1 EE Creative living With CfaftJ in (!) 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Carmen McRae Broadway actress who goes to live ID Porter Wagoner Show in Rome after the death of her ffi Hour of Delrverance husband m The Story 17 3 News eD Noches T1pat1u 9·00 fJ fi9 8 Amie After ordertng his 12:30 m All·Nigflt Show: "Quality Street_." son to cut his long hau. Arnie is "Obsessed" and "Abe Lincoln in Illinois." directed by his boss to shave off his mustache ID Mo111e: "The Burning Cross" ID Th e Wilburn Brothers (drama) '4 7 -Hugh Daniels atJ The Advocates 1 :00 fJ Movie: "Stranger at My Door" ~Hour of Power (western) '56 -Macdonald Carey. EE Premiere Movie Patricia Medina 9:30 f) 09 (al Mary Tyler Moore Show Mary's apartmenl 1s burglamed twice! O Movie for Television: (C) (90) l:lS O Movie: "M11d of Salem" (dra ma) '37 -Claudette Colbert. fr.ed MacMurray ''Honeymoon With a Stranger'' (sus 1 :45 0 Speaking freely Guest 1s law pense) '69 Janet Leigh, Rossano ·yer /author Louis N1zer Bram, Cesare Danova , Ent Braed en. 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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 3, 1971 SUNDAY APRIL 4 MOR NIN G 6:15 m The Christ09hers 6:30 ID The Bible Answers 7:00 tJ Tom and Jerry O ConKitilct in Conflict ID Tiies of Wells Fargo 7 :30 tJ Penelope Pitstop IE Kathryn Kuhlm1n (fl) (}) This Is the Life Qi (8) Full Gospel Revival 9:00 tJ C1mer1 Three O Serendipity O D1y of Discovery O Jonny Quest IE Gospel Sin&ing Jubilee 17 r 3) Reviv1I Firu !;l~ (6) Morm on Conference 29 (Bl Tom and Jerry m MusiCI y P1l1br1S (ID P1noram1 Latino en Domingo 9:30 tJ Today's Reli&ion O The Christophers O Gene Autry Show O @ (3.) Cattanoog1 Cits m Adelante con lu Escuelas 11:00 O Home Buyers Guide 0 @ (3) CE NBA Buketball Play. off game to be announced m Movie: "My Brother Tallis to Horses" (comedy) '46 -Peter Lawford. Beverly Tyler IE Church in the Home Q) 6) first Baptist Church m Cine en Su Clsa (ID Quien Canta Esta Cancion? 11:30 O Movie: (C) "Beachhead" (ad· venture) '54 -Tony Curtis. Mary Murphy AFTERNOON O Music and the Spoken Word O Campus Profile "Viewpornt on Nutrition--Organ1c Pesticides " O Herald of Truth ~ (8] Penelope Pitstop lZ:OO m Est• Es 11 Vid• O KNBC Election Special! ID Yogi Bear and friends @ Sacred Heart ~~ 00 This Is the Ille 7:45 @ The Christophers 10:00 f) Steps to Lemming A O Ch1llenge My Sermon Rabbi * The one way to see L. . Joseph Hurwitz of Temple Isaiah School Board Candidates! 8:00 tJ l amp Unto My Feet O Cathedral of Tomorrow Church in Palm Springs observes 0 I SPECIAL I The Candid1tes: for Passover. School Bo1rd David Horowitz mod· O Smokey the Bear O Day of Discovery ID Wonderama IJ Hour of Power erates program featuring 27 candi· O ff7) (3 Bullwinkle dates running for offices on the O Movie: "Canyon Crowoads" L A City Board of Education IE Revival Fires (western) '55 -Phyllis Kirk, Rich D Movie: "Pacific Blackour' (ad· ftT r3 T11 Tips Spanish program ~~God Is the Answer ard Basehart venture) '42 -Robert Preston, Eva @ Rendezvous With Adventure Gabor. fj9 (j Town Hall Meet1n1 Q9. (!) Camera Three IE lntelliaent Parent 8:30 8 Look Up and live 1J Mrs. Alpha Bet O Anf1e's Guage m Canciones y Music. l l ( 6 Protestant Cathohc Movie ffi Agriculture Report Awuds 10:30 EJ f.29 (!) NHL Hockey Montreat (ID Drama Dominit1I O Movie: "God Is My Co·Pilot" (adventure) '45-Dennis Morgan Canadiens vs Boston Bruins 12:30@ Oral Roberts 0 Sunday Tom .Snyder ~osts.. 12:45 m Sund1y Matinee: "Esupe From IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) 0 @ @ al Disco~~ry 'Thailand Sligon." 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Box 549, A J P Minne- apolis, Minn. 55440. O Movie: "Elperiment in Terror'' (drama) '62 -Glenn Ford Lee Remick ID Daktari IE Weekend News 12316) Meet the Press m Frente a la Vida 1:15 0 (ljl (31 ffi Atlanta 500 Ninety minutes of ABC's Championship Auto Racing, featuring the Atlanta 500 Stock Car Race (Nascar) 1:30 e I SPECIAL I Puppy Dogs• Tails Film dep1cl1ng life for handicapped youngsters al Camp Paivika of the Crippled Children's Society of L A O Movie: (C) ''Teus Rangers Ride Again" (western) '40-John Howard @ Voice of Calvary u (6) Feature Film: (C) "Dawn at Socorro." Rory Calhoun m uitometro 2:00 8 The Siesta Is Over O I SPECIAL I The Eternal light Passover "A Conversation With Justice and Mrs Arthur J Gold berg " Rabbi Bernard Mendelbaum hosts ID Outer Limits @Travel With Don & Bettina m Teatro Familiar 2:30 tJ Newsmakers 0 m Meet the Prus m ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! * T-BIRDS vs. NEW YORK m Roller Game ThundPrb1rds VS New York Bombers f.i9 a J The Outlaw 2:45 0 (i7l (31 ffi Amerie1n Sportsman 3:00 6 LEONARD BERNSTEIN *Young People's Concert Presented by SARA LEE & POLAROID e I S'ICIAL I Youn& People's Con· cert Leonard Bernstein probes the musical complexity anJ philosophy of Richard Strauss' ''Thus Spake Zarathustra" when he narrates and conducts the second of this sea· son's New York Philharmonic Young People's Concerts 0 m Comment Edwin Newman. O Robert K. Dornan Show The Tate La Bianca murder trial 1s discussed by Irving Kanarek (Charles Manson's atty.) and author George Bishop. O Family film Festival: "Dimples." m Chiller ~Ci) Feature Film: (C) "Bedtime Story." Marlon Brando. @I;) Pattern for Livin& mToros 3:30 O Agriculture USA O @ffi al Directions "A Fe~st of Freedom." Theodore B1kel, Mari· an Seddes star 09' @ The Deputy @I;) SaCJed Cintma m Compass 4:00 8 Mcwie: (C) ''The First Traveling Saleslady" (comedy) '56 -Ginger Rogers. Carol Channing', James Ar· ness. Barry Nelson David Brian. O On Campus "Does Private Edu· cation Have a Future?" Guest is Dr Howard R Bowen. Chancellor of Claremont University Center D Movie: (C) "Hannah Lee" (west· ern) '53-Macdonald Carey 0 @ ffi Issues & Answers ~ @ face the N1tion m This Is the Life a!)Vuied1des ffi Cathedral of TomOl'row 4:30 O I s'ECIAL I Holy Week-A New Approach Father Frederick McMan· us. director of the Bishops Com· mittee on Liturgy, talks with news correspondent William Monroe. 5:00 O Eyewitness O Pet Set Beverly Garland guests ID Festival of Classics: "Romeo and Juliet" (classic) '37 -John Barrymore. Norma Shearer. @ Visual Girl "love Story " John Marley guests. ftT ~ North Bakersfield Rema· tionat Department 129' (jJ I SPEC IAL I Youn& People's Concert See Ch 2 listing at 2 JC m Agriculture USA 0 JEWISH FEDERATIONS * PASSOVER SPECIAL O I SPECIAL I This Year in Jeru· salem Bert Freed stars. O II Mondo O The Avengers @ Animals, Action & Adventure ri71 (3) Seven Arts Theatrt: "Ca· reer." fl) Peter Gunn @CI) Passport to Travel (Continued) INSPIRATIONAL t)artnt'~ cicntb This lovely W.tl Decoration I• a ft)'- by-day lnapiratlon to every par9ftt! Each line of this beau· trful poem is an un· complicated pathway to raising happier children and well ad· justed Mh!IU. It 1s re· produced on a soft, white feft background with painted wood rods top and bottom and will always hang flat. Adee· orative asset for any wall, a day by day insp1· ration to every parent. live and love your young· sters by this simple creed and close the "genera· t1on gap" forever! 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V•fue to Its Customenl 1 ALIGNMENT SPECIAL 59.95 Also l11e11ldn repoclrlng front wt.HI• & od· j111th19 bralr•s. R~. $1'.99. AUTHORIZED INDEPENDENT DEALER CO'STA MESA TIRE CENTER 1934 NEWPORT BLVD. 642-5274 Pase 9 6:30 II 7:30 s 9 1:00 II 9:00 7 11.00 9 11 11:30 2 13 6:00 7 7:30 9 9:00 7 10;30 5 11:00 9 II 11:30 13 6:00 7 7:00 23 7:30 9 8:30 7 10:30 5 11:00 9 11 11:30 13 6:00 7 7:30 9 10:30 s 11:00 9 11 11:30 13 6:00 7 7:30 9 9:00 2 10:30 5 ll:OO 9 11 11:30 13 6:00 7 7:00 23 7:30 9 13 9:00 2 10:30 s 11:00 9 11 11?30 13 7:30 9 8:00 ll 8:30 4 9:30 7 17 10:00 9 10:30 ll 11:00 13 23 11:15 2 11:30 4 5 7 Page 10 SUNDAY, APRIL 4 "House of frenkenateln" (horror) '45--Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney. "Old f aahlon9d Way" (comedy) '34-W.C. Fields, Jud1lh Allen "Saratoga Trunk" (drama) '4&-Gary Cooper, lngrod Bergman. (C) "f orbid den Planet" (scil1) '6&-Walter Pidgeon Anne Francis. Leslie Nielsen 17 3 "Th• Third Secret" (drama1 64-Stephen Boyd Pamela r ra11khn (C) "Leave Her to Heaven" (drama/ '4S-Gene Tierney Corne! Wt Ide "Slattery'• Hurrlcana" (dram<l) 49-Rtchard Widmark, Veronica Lake. "Vera Cru:r" (adventure) '54-Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster "Belle la Grand" (dram•) 'SI-John Carroll. Vera Ralston MONDAY, APRIL 5 (C) "f ahranhalt 451" Part I (sc:1·fl) '66 -Juhe Christie. Cyril Cusack (C) "Papa's Delicate Condition" (comedy) '65--Jaclue Gleason. Charlie Ru11a1u. 17 3 (C) "The Happening" (comedy) '67-Anthony Quinn. f'11ye Dunaway, George Maharis, Martha Hyer, Michael Parks. "Cle09atra" (clftulc) '34-Claudette Colbert, H11nry WllcoKon. "The Balls of St. Mary's" (drama) '45-Blng Crosby. ln&rld Bera man "Behind the Meslt" <mystery) '32-Boris Karloff "I Cover the Underworld" lmysteryl '47-Philip Reed, Hillary Brooke TUESDAY, APRIL 6 (C) "flhrenhelt 45 l" Conclusion (drama) '67-Juloe Christie Cyril Cusack 6 (C) "Shenandoah" (western) '65-James Stewart, Dou& McClure Rosemary Forsyth (C) "To Catch a Thief" (mystery) 'SS-Cary Grant, Grace Kally 17 3 (C) "Escape" (adventure) '70-Chris.topher Gaorae. William Windom. Gloria Grahame. "Christopher Columbus" C11d11enlure1 '49--Fredric March Florence Eldridge ''The Teacher and the Miracle" Cdramal-Aldo Fabrizi Eduardo Nerola "A Women's Secret" !dtema> 49-Maureen 0 Hara. Gloria Gra ha me "Code of Siience" (drama>--Ed Nelson Elisa Lot1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 (C) "Come Spy With Me" tdrama) 6S--Troy Donahue. Albert Dekker Valerie Allen "Sunaet Boulevard" (drama) '50-William Holden. Gloria Swanson "Lives of a Bena11 Lancer" !adventure) '3S--Gary Cooper Fran· chot Tone "A Bell for Adano" ldramal-John Hodoak. Gene Tierney "D1naerou1 Profusion" (mystery) '49-Pat O'Brien, £1111 R"'ones George Raft "King of the Underworld" !drama) '39-l(ay f'r.tnc1s. HumOhrey Bogart THURSDAY, APRIL 8 (C) "Quo V•dts" Part I !spectacular) '53-Robert Taylor. Dt'borah. Kerr, Pe!er Ustinov "Coun try Girt" (drama) '54-Bing Crosby, Grace Kl'lly, Wilham Holden. 29 8 (C) "Who's Minding the Storer" (c-Omedy) '63-Jerry Lewis, Jill SI John (C) "Connecticut Yankee" (musical) '49-Bing Cmsby. Rhonda Flem1na "l<tys of the Kingdom" ldrama) '44-Gregory Peck. Thomas Mitchell "Yellow Sky" (western) '48-Gregory Peck, Anne Ba.ter ''The funy Pink Nightgown" (comedy) '57-Jane Russell. Kunan Wynn FRIDAY, APRIL 9 (C) "Quo Vad1s'' Conclusion (spectacular) '53-Robert Taylor. Deborah Kerr. Pet"' Ustinov 6 (C) ''East of Sumatra" (adventure) '53-Jeff Chandler Marilyn Maxwell (C) ''The Bareloot Conlessa" (drama> 54-Ava Gardner, Humphrey Bogart (C) "Prlvate's Progren" !comedy) '55--Dennis Prrce Terry·'thomas 29 8 (Cl "Tartan and !he Gre1t River" (adventure) '68-Jan Mur ray, Diana Millay. R11fer Johnson "Th• Count or Monte Cristo" (adventure) '42-Robert Oon1Jt Louis Cathern (C) "Miracle of Our Lady of f8tlm•" (btbllcall '52-Gilbert Ro land. Angela Clark (C) "American Guerrlll• In t he Phlllpplnes" (advl'nture) '50-Ty rone Power Tom Ewell (C) ''8ambutl" (documentary) '59--Enghsh narration SATURDAY, APRIL 10 (C) "Moulin Rouge" (drama) '52-Jose Ferrer Zsa Zsa Gabor "The Hervey Girts" (musical) '46--Judy Garland, John Hodiak. Cyd Charisse 23 6 (C) "Robbery" (suspense) '67-Stanley Balter. Joanna Petiet, Frank Finlay (Cl "Ouarentlned" (drama> '70-Sh11ron Farrell. Wally Cox Terry Moore. 3 "Somewhere In lh• Night" (drama) '46--John Hodiak. Lloyd Nolan. Richard Conte "Shock" and ''The Dlabotlc:al Doctor Z." "Any Number Can Play" (drama) '49-CIMk Gable. Alexis Smith, "Kansas City Confldentlel" (mystery) '53-Preston foster John Payne 6 (C) "Blood •nd Sand" (drama) '41 -Tyrone Power, Rita H11yworth (C) "You're Never Too Young" lcomedyl '55-0ean Mar1in, Jerry Lewis, Diana Lynn "Wallt a Crooked Mlle" lmysteryl 48--louis Hayward, Louise Albritton "As Long At You Live'' (drama) '64-Karin Dor Kurt Herndel (C) "Barabbas" lb1bllcel) '62-Anthony Quinn Arthur Kennedy Jack Patance Tl-iE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 3, 1971 SUNDAY (Continued) 5:30 m I SM CIAL I Crisis in America: Do W1 Need a New Constitution? Two- houi color program featuring Rob - ert M Hutch ns and Wayne Morse m Carrousel Mexicano m lnsi&ht C!) Cinema del Domin&o ffi Catt.nooea Cats 8 CADILLAC PRESENTS * "MEET THE MASTERS" GOLFING HIGHLIGHTS e ei9 I $PECIAL I Meet tile Masters A preview of the upcoming 1971 Masters Tournament to be played at the Augusta (Ga.) Na. tlonal Golf Club O Inquiry Guest is Congressman John Rouselot (R 24) IJ l1n Tyson Show Guests. Ray Price, Tranquility, Ian & Sylvia 0 Eyewitness News ID Gilllaan's Island fE Color Trtvelcade ~ (i) The World Tomorrow m Spotli&ht "Phil Silvers " (B Bullwinkle EVENING 6:00 IJ B11 News Clete Roberts O Kid Tell! Guests are June Lock· hart and Judge Edward R Brand, Superior Court. L A County 0 The Cttallengin& Sea "The Fight ing Bulll1sh." O I brt1AL r Mr. Magoo "1001 Arabian N1&hts." An animated car· loon starring the ne1rs1ghled Mr Magoo as a bumbling Baghdad lamp dealer. Auiz Magoo who wants his carefree nephew. Al1d <'in to wed and settle down Voices Jim Backus Kathryn Grant . Dwayne Hickman, Hans Conned Herschel Bernardi. O Like Young Featured are Am boy Dukes. Dee Dee Warwick, and a film titled "Naturally Stoned " I!) Here Come tlle Brides Q'1 00 Comment ~ 00 Talk to th• M1n11er @!) Hour of Power g;) EnS1lad1 de Locos ffi KPLM Movie: "father Was a fullbadl." Fred MacMurray. 6:30 t) !j9 (_i) CBS News Roger Mudd 0 Ii) 00 m NBC News David Brinkley. IJ Barbara McNair Guests: Rich Little and Lou Rawls. m Creature features: (90) "House of fra~hnstein" (horror) '45 - Boris Karloff. Lon Chaney. John Carradine fE Hour of Deliverance g;) TV Musical Owrt 7:00 t) ei9 (j) Lassie Two adventure some boys find trouble in ragina rapids. Robert Ferrel and Danny Madrid star in episode filmed on the Wenatchee River in Washington 0 ~ 00 m Wild Kinedom "Lion Country " Cubs learn skills for survival. 0 @ (iE I "!CIA\ I Heu Comes Ptter Cottontail Danny Kaye EASTER SPECIAL Easter comes a week early with Oanny Kaye narrating and \tuning in "Herc Comes Peter Couonlilil1" a new ABC animated special, on Sunday, April 4 at 7 PM. lnspirctl in part by the pcrenially popular hit song of the same name, and using a storyline based on "The Easter Bunny That Over!>lcpt" by Priscilla aml Otto Friedrich, "Peter Cottontail" tells how Peter almost lost a contest to become the Chief Easter Bunny fhe special i'i prescnlcd in "animagic," a new, animated three-di- men-;ional procc~s. Danny Kaye will be heard as storyteller Seymour S. Sassafras' and will do the voices for two other characters in the story. O ther vocal ch.iracterizations are by Vincent Price, a~ the evil bunny, lrontail. and impressionist Paul Frees. Whtn Pt ler CouontaU acclckolally slups rlahl lbn>uah Easter chiy and Is un11blt lo cklhtr his 'IP• Mr. Seymour S. Stisafrus (the red-hnckd fi•utt ,.bo k>oks surprtsinaly like Danny Kaye), lends Pettr bl.s Yt11ltr- morm,.bllt, •nd his pllor, AoloiM, for • trip back to Easru. s narrates and stars 1n this Easter borough, Diane Cilento A suspense ''anlmagic," a new three dimension story concerning the mysterious al process Peter almost loses a death of an eminent psychoanalyst contest to become Chief Easter in the consulting room of his Lon Bunny Other voices are by Vin don home cent P1ice and Paul Frees ID The Ski Show 0 D!1lh V1lley D1ys EE Minion Forum ID PHsport to T11vel EID M1Sterpiece Thutre Debut of EE Dr. Hudson's Secret Journ1I "The Spoils of Poynton," Henry EID Great American Drum M1eh1ne James' classic novella about a great el!) flith fo1 Today family, its fortune. and the prob m FestiVll Filmico lem of inheritance. Cast Gemma a!) Hit del Momento Jones. Ian Ogilvy, Diane Fletcher, 7:30 f) ei9 [8) Ho21n's Heroes Col Pauline Jameson. Hogan learns of the Gestapo's plans m Box de Mexico to install a mobile rocket launcher 9:30 O News Larry Burrell aimed al England within the walls ID PEACE! of Stalag 13. * "Through A New You" 0 ~ (6) m Wonderful World of Norman Vincent Peale Disney "Operation Undersea" The SPECIAL!--COLOR backstage story ol the movie. "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.'' ID I SPECIAL I Peace Throufh I and a ca rtoon history ol man's New You Religious program leatur 1 ing Vonda Kay Van Dyke. Dale ef orts to conquei the ocean depths Evans. and Norman Vincent Peale. are port1ayed 0 WOULDN'T W.C. FIELDS . el!) Living Book . * BE GOOD RIGHT NOW? 10.00 6 ei9 @ J1ckie Gleason (R) The close fnendsh1p between R1lph and O Comedy Clusic Theatre: (90) Ed 1s shattered "Old Fuhioned W1y'' (comedy) '34 0 m The Bold Ones "The Ver -W C Fields. Judith Allen diet " A doctor 1s defended on an 0 Million $ Movie: (Zhr) "S1r1· illegal surgery cha1ge John Kerr, log1 Trunk'' (drama) '46 -Gary Will Gee1 and Stephen McNally Coope1, lng11d Bergman Beautiful guest woman with Creole past returns to g Chinnel 5 News New Orleans to lord it over the 0 Alcoa Hour upper crust hypocrites * THE HARD CHARGERS ID Three P1ssports to Adventure EE film flir 0 ~ @ I SPECIAL I The Hird €ID Quest for l ife Ch1rgefS Cole Yarborough follows 8:00 f) (j9 (8) Ed Sullivan "[d Sulli the stock car racing circuit in this van Presents Movin' With Nancy Alcoa Hour special on Stage " The Osmond Brothers m News Ken Jones ID Joe De Siivi and The Blossoms join Nancy Sin EID PETER. PAUL & MARY alra in her nightclub act 0 (f7l (3) Cl) The FBI "The * 1st AND LAST FILM! Traitor" Erskine investigates a pos· EID flnfare "Peter, Paul & Mary: sible case ol espionage when top· The Song Is Love" secret data is found on the body 10:30 D The World Tomorrow of a technical research executive m I SPECiAl I Bullpen Program cov m Movie Gruis: (C) (Zhr) "For-ers t.he importance ol the . tenth bidden Pline!'' (sci fi) '66-Waller man in baseball the relief pitcher Pidgeon. Anne Francis ID Weekend News Chuck Cecil ID The Bii Question Sen George m Hoy McGovern guests 11:00 f) t:i9' (i1 News fE P1ttern for livine 0 ~ (j) News el!) livini Faith 0 C1thed11I of Tomorrow a!) Pelicula 0 @ C3' News 8:30 0 al (6) m Bill Cosby "The 0 Movie: (C) "Leave Her to HUV· Deluge" Conclusion Chet helps 1n en'' (drama) '45-Gene Tierney, a childbirth emergenr.y Gloria Fost Cornel Wilde er guests m Movie: "Slattery's Hunie1ne" EE World Tomorrow (drama) '49 -Richard Widmark EID The World We live In "The m K11hryn Kuhlman Child Watchers" 11:15 m (8) The Christophers 9:00 6 ei9 ('a) Glen Clmpbell Joey 11:30 f) Movie.: (C) ''Vm Cruz" (ad· Bishop gives Glen advice on sing venture) 54 ~ Gary Cooper ing Anne Murray. Al DeLory, Dor 0 Sunday Ton.1ght Show sey Burnett, Mel nllis and Gordon 0 M.V .. P. ~•Ills Reed hosts .. Teiry also guest. ID ~ovie: Belle Le Grand (dra· 0 (l3l (6) m Bon1nz1 "Kingdom ma) 51 ~ John Carroll of Fear." Imprisoned by demented ~ (6J Insight . landowner the Cartwiighls plot a 12:00 0 Public Service Speci~I "The daring escape attempt Alfred Ryder Preservation of Freedom Rabbi guests Juda Glasner explains the signifi.• g The Delendtrs cance of Passover and the custom 0 ITT' (3) Cl) ABC Sundiy Movie: of the Seder Feast (Zhr) "The Third Stteet" (drama) 1:00 6 Movie: "The Good Humor Min'' '64-Stephen Boyd, Pamela Frank 0 News Im Jack Hawkins, Richard Atten 1:45 ID Movie: "St11nie Aw1k1nin(' TH[ DAILY Pll..O~, TV WEEK, A'""'L 3, 1971 Brand New Honda Fully Factory Equipped $200 Total Down P•yment s 7 04 PER MONTH J6 MHttlc .,. oppro.ol of c:r9dlt. Totot cost. price l11etwdl .. sol-. ten alld lt71 lie"~ fff Sl Ht.72. Deferred pay-ltt ,rice l•cladht9 tu, liceltle olld flt1G1tc:e cltorth S1 HJ.44. ANNUAL P'llCINTAGE UT! 11 U¥e llMIMHI. "WI All Mffll IATISPtlD UNTIL YO• Air UNIVERSITY DLDSIDBILB 2850 HARBOR COSTA MESA • 540-9640. ,.,. 11 I MONDAY APRJL 5 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 11 "Henry Aldrich for President'' (comedy) '41-Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith ''Grut Llmbinl" (mystery) '37--Allim Tam1roff, John Trent. 9:30 O (C) ''Forever, My Love" Part I (drama) '62-Romy Schneider, Karl Boehm O "Cyrano de Bereem" (classic) '50-Jose Fetrer. Mala Powers m (C) "Pied Piper of Hamelin" (musical juvenile) '57-Van Johnson, Kay Starr 1:00 m "Pitfall" (drama) '48 -Dick Powell, Lizabeth Scott. Jane Wyatt 2:00 O "Operation Amsterdam" (drama) '60-Peter Finch. Eva Bartok. 4:30 fJ (C) "R1w Wind in Eden" (drama) '5S--£sther Williams, Jeff Chandler, Carlos Thompson l VI NI NC 6:00 fJ Big ftews Jerry Dunphy O KNBC Newwrvice Tom Snyder 11 KNIVES FLY TONIGHT * ON STEVE'S SHOW! 11 Steve Allen Show Guests· Jack Jones, Dody Goodman, Skeeter & Rebecca Vaughn (kn1fethrowers) O Sir O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "Fahrenheit 451" Part I (SCl·fi) '66 -Juhe Christie, Cyril Cusack. A fire· man, In a luture society where read· 1ng of books 1s forbidden and read ers are hunted down by authorities, becomes obsessed with ruding books at the urging of a young girl, and together they become outcasts from M>ciety as the last keepers of human knowledge. O Didi Van Dyke m @ Doelger 8Heb1ll (cont'd from 5:00) Dodgers vs. Astros at Houston, Texas. I!) star Trell @ CV ABC News al) Muffinl1nd "Columbus." 9 (I) News/Weather/Sports @;)Fisher Family m Noticlero 34 m De1tf1 V1lley D1ys C:B L1 Hori familiar con Consuelo 6:15 EI) Art Studio "Painting Birds" 6:30 0 C1ndid Camera @ (V Star Trek ~@ NBC News EI) Hodgepodfe Lodge ~ Cl) CBS News e;) Seleded Films/Musicale m The Desert Report C:B Los Olvidados 7:00 fJ CBS News Waller Cronkite NOW INSTANT TAX REFUNDS! WESTERN BUSINESS SERVICES INC. 563 W. 19th -COSTA MESA 642-0212 KEMMER TAX SERVICE 1938 HARBOR -COSTA MESA 548-2404 A-1 TAX SERVICE 2300 HAltlOR -COSTA MESA 545-1551 Your ref11atl wlll tie paid to you l"'me-dlot.ly 11po11 co"'pletlo11 of yowr hH reh1ra Hd opprO'lttod cttodlt chock by IONJ• leGdlMJ Hr"' crt 110 oddltloaol cost Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 3, 1971 0 m NBC Ne.s David Brinkley, Show Sammy Davis Jr .. lee Marvin John Chancellor, Frank McGee. world heavyweight champ Joe Fra1· O Wll1t15 My Line? 1er, and Shirley Jones guest m Dragnet 11 BASEBALL DINNER! @ A Conve1sat1on Witll Dr. John * GARY OWENS IS M.C.! £.dllerdt. 111 Umll I Butblll Writers Din- ai) The World We Live In "The Child ner Gary Owens is master of cere Watchers." Techniques used by child monies of this event, which features psychologists lo observe and meas· top entertainment and award presen· ure learning are seen tat1ons to both the California Angels ~ (i) Truth or Consequences and the Los Angeles Dodgers base· e;) Christ th1 llvinf Word ball players and executives. a> Mi Amor por Ti 0 (ft) CI) @ ABC Mond1r Movie: C:B Simplemente M11i1 (C) (2hr) "The H1ppenin(' (comedy) 7:30 6 ~ (j) Gunsmolle (R) Bounty '67-Anthony Quinn. Faye Dunaway, hunters hold Doc, Kitty, Sam and George Maharls. Four young people I ouis Pheeters hostage at the Long. stage a mock kidnapping of a wealthy branch. hoping to trade their cap· man in Miami Beach. When nobody lives to Marshal Dillon for cowhand rescues him. he decides to teach the Ben Miller, on whose head there is kids how to blackmail a $10,000 reward and who has turn· I!) The Invaders ed himself over to the marshal lo EID Rulities "Play Ball!" escape the bounty hunters. @;) 30 Minutes 0 ~nu m From a Bird's-Eye a!) N1tacha View "Millie's Moveable Feast." Mil· 9:30 6 t;i9) (j) Doris Dir (R) Billy De lie loses her job and tries to get it Wolfe returns as the prim Mr Jarvis, back through a dinner party and conflict is immediately general· 11 NYPD ed when he moves into the 1parl· O @ (3) Let's Make a Dul Monty ment next to Dons' Hall hosts. O Clndid C.meta 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) @;) Muslule/Putor's Desi! "P1p1'a Delicate Condition" (com. al LI Cosa Ju1g1da edy) '65-Jackte Gleason, Charlie 10:00 6 ~Cl) Carol Burnett Show Ed Ruggles A tippling, traveling railroad w1rd Villella, Martha Raye guest supervisor who buys a drugstore so 0 ti)@ m I s;WAt I Oiahlnn he can have a drink on Sunday, and Carro'! Guest stars Harry Betafonte then buys a circus so his daughter and Tom Jones join Diahann for her can have a pony, is too much for his first muSlcal special. reatured lfe wile. who goes home to her dad more than a dozen songs, plus m It Takes I Thief cameo appearances by Bill Cosby al) City Watchers and Donald Sutherland €!)Cinema 30 11 Ch1nnel 5 Hews Kevin Sanders. gJ Cadtn1 de AngustrH 0 Buter W1rd News 7:55 a!) Cuestion de Segundoa m News Putnam/Fishman 8:00 0 fi) (6) m L.augh·ln (R) Wee I!) M1ntT1p Al Hamel hosts Sammy Davis Jr. squares off against al) World Press towering Wilt Chamberlain in the a!) Hit del Momento "Battle of the Guest Stars." 10:30 0 ANGELS & DODGERS • . . 11 OeMille's CLEOPATRA! * A '71 PREVIEW! * CLAUDEITE'S THE VAMP! 111 nw•t I Angels & Dodgeri: A 11 C!assit Movie Week: (2hr) "Cito· 1971 Preview Jerry Coleman hosts p1tn" (classic) '34-Claudette Col O (i7) (3) New1ywed G1me Bob bert, Henry Wilcoxon. Cecil B De Eubanks hosts Mille's lavish spectacle ol Cleopatra's al) Current Events love for Marc Antony e;) Men ol ViSion I!) Bill Jollnt. News al Los Beverly de Peralv1llo al TBA ffi News Jim Hawthorne 11:00 6 ~ 00 al Nnn 8:05 a!) Aqui Tres Patlnes 0 ti) (6) m News 8:30 fJ tj9' Hert'' Lucy (R) Harry's 0 (E Ne.rs college sweetheart. Gloria Pendelton O Movie: "The Bells of St. ftt•ry'a" (Marilyn Maxwell), recruits him to (drama) '45 -Bing Crosby. restage a college show lor an alum· OJ Movie: "Behind ttle M1sll" (mys· ni reunion at Bullwinkle University. tery) '32-8oris Karlolf 0 (i7l (3) The Reel C1me (!) But the Clock m Scorebo1rd @ @ Perry Mason Q) Felony Squad 11 :30 I) ~ 00 Merv Griffin €t!) Pattern for Living 0 ~ @ m Johnny Car10n al Angelltos N1&ros 0 G) Didi Cavett a!) Mlguelito Veldei Show (D Movie: "I Cov11 the Underworld" G) Movie Game (m~stery) '47-Philip Reed 8:45 m David Frost Show 12:00@ (])Didi Cavett 9:00 e ~ (j) Mayberry R.f .D. Siar 12 30 m M I "D d M I E " ( Ken Berry and featured regular Paul : ov e: •• an ' yea mys Hartman, two of the smoothes1 danc· tery) '44-lon Cheney ers who ever played Broadway, dance 12:35 0 One Step Beyond together in their series roles at a 1:00 6 Movie: "Tht Glint Befltmodl" charity pageant (K1·fi) '59--0ene Evins 0 ~ (i) m I sJ>fClll ! Bob Hope 0 0 News Joseph Benti has his father's eyes, his mother's nose and a mind of his own. Does the face look familiar? It should. Because while Joseph Benti is the newest addition to Eyewitness News. he's no newcomer to Los Angeles. You might have seen him on the Channel 2 evening news. Or maybe you remember him wh en he was anchorman on the Morning News for the CBS Network. He was known then for his perceptive reporting. Anti hi s integrity. And his belief that news shouldn't just he something to watch. It should be something to remember. That''> our man Benti . And if you want some good news for a change. he's you r man. too. On Eyewitness New'>. Monday through Friday at 4: 30 and I I : 00 p.m. Where news is concerned. eyewitness news 4:30 & tl:OOpm 1 kabc-tv benti/storylnahan 1sloane TUESDAY APRIL 6 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY - TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Henry Aldrich's L1tUe Secrer' (comedy) '43-Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith. ''Typhoon" (adventure) '40- Dorothy Lamour, Robert Preston 9:30 O (C) "forever My Love" Conclu sion (drama) '62-Romy Schneider, Karl Boehm O "Twenty Plus Two" (drama) '61 -David Janssen, Jeanne Crain m (C) "Voy1ee to the Prehistoric Pl1net" (sci f1) '65-Bas1I Rathbone, Faith Domergue 1:00 m "Sellen D1ys to Noon" (mystery) 'SO-Barry Jones. Ohve Sloane. 2:00 O "The Ghost ind Mrs. Muir" (dra ma) 47-Rex Harrison. Gene Tier ney Natalie Wood 4:30 e "J1tterbues" (comedy) '43 - Laurel & .Hardy E V EN I NG 6:00 t) Bi& News Jerry Dunphy 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder 0 STEVE! PETER LAWFORD * & DINA MERRILL GUEST! 11 Steve Allen Show Guests: Peter Lawford, Dina Merrill, Foster Brooks, Sandy Baron. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "F1hrenheit 451" Conclusion (dra ma) '67-Julie Chnst1e. Oskar Wer· ner Cyril Cusack. Anton Dellring Story of a future society tn which reading of books 1s strictly forbid· den and reader3 are hunted down by autho11t1es O Dick Vin !)yke m The Flintstones @Star Trek @ ti) ABC News £D Muffinl1nd ~ (j)News @!) fis~er family m Noticiero 34 m Death Valley D1ys C!) la Hor1 familiar con Consuelo al News Jim Hawthorne 6:15 £D Art Studio 6:30 0 C1ndid Camera m The flying Nun ITT CJ' Star Trek ~ lj) NBC News £D Hodgepodge Lodge '9 (j) CBS News @!)Selected film/Musicale m The Dewt Report CB Los Ofvidados al ABC News 7·00 t) CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 ffi NBC News David Bnnktey. Frank McGee, John Chancellor O Whars My line? PRE-SEASON SALE! Buy Now And Save On . . . Aluminum Patio Covers and Awnings Our Dtller (}mrllly AL1JMIN1JM SCREEN PATIOS hr 1~roc or Ol\All llo~· 110J niobile ltomct •.. All Aluminum; Luse DooM; Cu:; Proof. Ddkc•• tlw 1tl.nd. CanYu A~1tp--V•t.n~ura.lne A',IAiAf llfce,.;,, "" c .... . .......... ,.-~ .......... .., . ... " ........... -, ... , " ti....-... THI NliW LOOK IN 1'71 Advanctd et1gince1 ing permit.a o. fteeclom of design. Cle.:ui, flllOOth undentrm:lurr. 5lntdy inlerlocklni: p:ine!s, huih·in r11i11 ~ll<'t with 11~·· om:imcnt:i I pc>fl make for~ p:itio coYcr of modem heauly a™I gruter 11rcng1h. Since 1920 SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING STAT& LICENSED CONTRACTOR Oru 6fff1t.tA 01/lff OllANOI COUNT\' AWNtNO co. """ Ollf /«to'T 2:201 s. Main St. enl JAoerrOOM ...... 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 3, 1971 m I Love Lucy @ Dr1gnet ~ r6l Tuesday Movte: (C) (2hr) "Shenandoah." James Stewart m I S,ECIAL I Man of the Yur Awards Coverage of the Western States Advert1s1ng Agency Association Awards held yesterday at the Cen· tury Plaza 09 8 Truth or Consequences @!) Ch11st the Living Word m Mi Amor por Ti CI!) S1mplemente Maria ffi Movie Game 7:30 e (:29 (~ -1-s,-l-Cl-Al-1 The American Revolution: 1770· 1783 "A Conversa- tion With Lord North " First program tn a series chronicling the origins of the American Revolution to be broad· cast from lime to time throughout the next six years Eric Sevareid talks with key figures in the birth of Amer lean independence The first, por trayed by Peter Ustinov. Is Lord North, King George Ill's Prime Min- ister, the pivotal figure tn lhe deci· s1on to resist Colonial efforts at in dependence 0 ffi Juli1 (R) "Little Boys Lost." Corey and Earl are deserted in the desert when they become locked 1n a gas station 0 Virginia Graham Guests Cloris Leachman Kenny Solms. Gail Parent. Wally Cox and Cleveland Amory 0 f7 3 CL) The Mod Squad "A Short Course in War " Student ac tiv1sts take over lhe1r administration building Guests are Bob Balaban and Josephine Hutchinson. O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''To Catch a Thief" (mystery) '55-Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce Lan- dis On the French Riviera. an ex- jewel thief falls in love with a wealthy American girl. m Truth or Consequencu @ It Takes a Thiel m f iring Line @!)Cinema 30 m Ca dena de Angustiu 7:55 C!) Cuestion de Segundos 8:00 0 ffi Don Knotts Show Guests are Tony Randall Claudine longer and The Three Degrees. m To Tell the Truth @!) full Gospel Businessmen m l1 Crt1d1 Bien Criada 8:05 C!) L1h1 Lu o 8:30 t) 29 8 Hee Haw !R) Guests are Tom T Hall and Jean Shepard OHYPD 0 17 (3 CL) ABC Movie of the Week: (C) (90) "Escape" (adven· lure) '70-Chostopher George, Avery Schreiber. Marlyn Mason. William Windom Gloria Grahame William Schaller I. John Vernon A master escape artist battles a criminal mas term1nd to free a kidnapped scien . t1sl m David Frost Show @ felony Squad m I SP(CIAL I A Matter of Conscience Program on the struggles of two young Ame11cans 1n open rebellion against the war and the draft. @!)Pattern for L1vin& m Anrehtos Negros THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: 1770-1783 Frederick lo r d North, Prime Minister of England during the Amencan Revofu. tion, 1s considered the man -after Ktng George Ill- most responsible for losing the colonies Yet he's been virtually burred by history. CBS News focuses on this relatively overlooked figure in the first episode in a ma jor series chronicling the American Revolution. "A Conversation with lord North." Tuesday at 7:30 PM on CBS. The series. "The American Revolution: 1770- 1783. ·· will extend through the next six years. to the bi· centennial of the founding of the United States. In a unique approach to history. CBS News National Correspondent Enc Sevare1d will "interview" King George Ill's prime minister. portray ed by Academy Award win ning actor Peter Ustinov Sevareid, from the vantage point of an American 1ourn alist of 1770, will question Lord North who. next to his king, is credited by historians as the man who pushed the colonists to outright revolu· tion. In a tour de force per· formance. Ustinov replies to Sevare1d extemporaneously. as he believes Lord North himself might have done n g n is e h I f n s s e 0 h 9:00 0 ia3 Ci) m First Tuesday Fu Beth Brickell guests lures A progress report on the O Baxter Ward News Kieiast Quintuplets. who recently ID News Putnam/Fishman celebra ted their t1rst birthday (E Mantrap Al Hamel hosts 0 IS FATSO THE FUG-ti9' 00 Film Future * ITIVE'S FRIEND? m LI Const1tucion O The Fugitive CE) Festival M11ie1no (E The Invaders 10:30 0 elf (j) CBS News Special "What fill HWO. TV THEATRE Happened to Earth Day?" A progress * 'POET GAME' ·BITING , report on the results or the ecology ORIGINAL DRAMA' movement since last year's [arth • Day Waller Cronkite 1s anchorman ffi I S'ECIAL I Hollrwood Television 0 Classic Movie Week: (2hr} "Chris· Theatre "Poet Game " The world topher Columbus" (adventure) ·4~ premiere of Anthony Terpilotf's bit-Fredric March, Florence Eldridge. ing, original drama about a temper-n:11 B'll J h N t I I . h d k' d '1:.11 1 o ns ews amen a ns poet nn 1ng an m TBA brawling his way along the American ll ·OO 0 ®'CJ) m N lecture circ.u1t Billie Whitelaw. An· . 0 @ @ m N::: thony Hopkins. Barry Morse, Al Man O G) News cini, Stacey G~egg. Paul Hennen, Su O Movie: "The Teacher and the san Clark, Cy11I Cusack slar M' d .. (d ) Aid F b I · @Ii) Ctlallenae ira e rama -o ~ r z1. "-' Nltadl• Eduardo Nerola, Marco Paoletti "4:.1 . • ID Movie: "A Woman's Secret" 9:30 ~ Ci9) 00 All 1n the hm1ly Carr~ll (drama) '49 -Maureen O'Hara. 0 Connor, Jean Stapleton, Rob Rein Gloria Grahame er. Sally .Struthers slar (E Beat the Clock O Candid Camera 17l (3) Perry Mason m Musi~le/Pastor's Desk ID Realities m Son nus 11 :30 0 ~ Cf) Merv Griffin 10:00 0 I SllwAL 111 :59 -Last Minute 0 ~16) m Johnny Carson to Choose Film on young San Fran· 0 G) Dick Cavett cisco drug users and their hang-ups (E Movie: "Code of Silrnce " (dra 0 Ch1nn1I 5 News ma)-£d Nelson, Elisa Loli 0 @ ffi G) Marcus Wtlby, M.D. 12:00 ITT1 (3' Dick Cavett "The Worth of a Man." Gary Merrill 12:35 O One Step Beyond guests as a well·known attorney 1:00 O Movie: "The Lu1 Bandit" (west who refuses to cut his work load ern) '49-Forresl Tucker when he develops a terminal disease ID All·Nipt Show THE SEARCH FOR A SCRIPT The next lime Lewis Freedman embarks upon a M!arch, he's going 10 'itart in his own back yard. That way he can ,ave a lot of time 1f what hc·s looking for happen~ to he located nght down the block. That\ where he found "Poet Game," the Anthony Tcrp1loff play. airing T uc,day at q PM on KCET, Channel 28. Freed man had been pur,uing the <;cript and TerpilofT for years -and where did they I urn up? Two hack yard' av. :iy from his Lo<. Angele!> home. 'T d hc!c1rJ about 'Poet Game' for ycJr' trom lricn1.h v.ho v.ae mcmher<; of the New Drnmatish Guild," J-reedm:in relJll\ ··A long time ago, it wa<; optio ned hy commercial producer' for Broad· way hut I never \aw a <;Cript-1 jmt heard ahout the play , ··1 ~cpt ac;k1ng every literary agent I knev. if the) could tell me anything about it. Finally, someone told me Tcrpiloff lived prac- tically next door •· Ac;c;embling the cast for "Poet Game," which v..ao; co-produced by 1he Hollywood Telcv1c;ion T heatre and the British Broadca,t- ing Corporation. involved co n!.idcrahlc ocean-hopping hut didn't take executive producer Freedman nearly a' long a<; finding the play and ih aulhor. Freedma n felt that the international 11ppcal of the play. "hich centerc; around the last desperate attempt of a man approaching Aadtony ffoPklm 81111~ Whhtlaw THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK, APRIL 3, 1971 QUALITY DEALER AWARD FOR SALES -SERVICE -PARTS MANAGEMENT -ADVERTISING CUSTOMER RELATIONS 18835 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH e42.ne1 54().()442 h1., 40th h1r1hday to have a fin.ii lling. \\a' 'o grl·at that 11 ,hrntld he taped in England. ··1 contacted lhl' RR(' in I ondon:· hi.' ex plain\. ··1 told them m~ 1de.1. and v..c tlcc1Jed to co-prod11cc " Ami "nce the ca<;t hrcc1~<t dov. n 10 10111 Brtll\h actor' dnd t"o Amen- ci~n:., London wu' the pr<ictica l choice for the laP.ing. "We flcv.. in Sl"an Clark anJ Barn Morse Billie Whitelaw, Anth~~) Hopkmc;, C'ynl Cl1sacl and P.1ul Hennen v..ere Jlread~ there. Finding a director wa~n't much more complicated. In Canadt1 he located S1lv10 Nanzzano \\horn he remembered as the director of a very o;uccc,,l ul product ion of "No Exit" "hen Freedm an wa' doing "Play of the Weck." ··1 wa' surpri\cd to learn that hl' had once v.orked at BBC' and they had "'anted him to return and direct a play for -;ome time," Freedman rcmemher,. Narinano, who had left TV to prod~ce the film "Georgy Girl" and the 11n-rclea<;cd "I oot," agreed to direct "P<>i!t Game" and Freedman's logi-.t1cal lahor.-. were complete The actors he choo;e ··knew, liked and respected one another. 'o thing!-went very o;moothly" during t he three week., of rc- hear<;al. "So it \\.3'i a hcautiful company of player\, who grooved with their director."' 'aye; Freedman. who grooved wi th the 'cript rhc minute he read 11. When he finally fo1md ii, of cour~. nght dov.. n the block. Cyril Cuuck Bany Mork WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Henry and Dizzy" (comedy) '42 -Jimmy Lydon. Charles Smith "Seventeen" (comedy) '40-Jackie Cooper, Belly Field. 9:30 0 "Whttl of Fortune'' (mystery) '41-John Wayne, Frances Dee O "The Condemned of Altona" (drama) '63-Sophia Loren, Fredric March m (C) "Sand" (drama) '49-Rory Calhoun, Coleen Gray 1:00 m "The Garment Jungle" (drama) '57-Lee J Cobb, Richard Boone 2:00 O (C) "These Thousand Hills" (western) '59 -Don Murray, Lee Remick 4:30 B "Seuch for the Evil One" (dra. ma) '68-Lee Patterson Lisa Pera EVENING 6:00 B Bie News Jerry Dunphy O KNBC News Tom Snyder. 0 STEVE HOSTS SINGING *DOG & MAYOR YORTY! O Steve Allen Show Guests: Abbey Lincoln, W1ll1am Windom, Ed Bolton & his singing dog, Mayor Sam Yorty, Pat Buttram O Si1 O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) ''Come Spy With Me" (drama) '65- Troy Donahue. Albert Dekker, Valerie Allen. A beautiful special agent is sent to the Caribbean to invest1aate the deaths of other agents there and to make sure it 1s safe lor a meeting of world leaders 0 Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones ID SbrTretl I ffi CI) ABC News al) Mulfinland "The Ocean " 5'@News @?!)Fisher family €f) Noticiero 3-4 m Death Valley Days CiI!) LI Hora Familiar con Consuelo (fl News Jim Hawthorne. 6:15 al) Art Studio 6:30 fJ Candid Camefa m The Flyinr Nun @rn star Trell ~@NBC News al) Hodaepod&e lodee ~@C8S News @?!) Selected Film I Musicale m The Desert Report CiID Los Olvidados (BABC News 7:00 B CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC News David Brinkley frank Mc<Jee. John Chancellor O What's My line? m I Love Lucy All t..YL.\ 1IND l:ARS-Sen·n-year-old Vicky Geyer 11 all eye1 1L\ she peerJ up at Bob Clayton, host of Concentratron. in 11 1pec ial Emter holiday proR1am to he colorcast on the duy- timc [fame 1rries Wed111·1tlay, April 7 at 9·JO AM on NRC. Page 16 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 3. 1971 (E) Drapet @El Pattern tor livlne ~ (i) Branded 9:00 B ~ (8l Medical Center (R) Vera al) The French Chef Miles guest stars as an unbending Q9 Truth or Consequences doctor who charges Dr Joe Gannon EB Christ the Livine Word with dereliction of duty €E Mi Amor por TI 0 FABERGE presents CiID Simplemente Maria * A ROYAL GALA w /Bob al Movie Game Hope, Rex Harrison, 7:30 6 Q9 (j) Men at law An outside Glen Campbell & others 1nvesto1 with apparent syndicate O @ ct) m1 4,ICill !Royal Gala connections moves 1n to change the A benefit performance (for the concept of a film being made by World Wildlife Fund) which took young producer Paul Marek, and he place recently before an auc!ience ol appeals lo attorneys McNeil and European royalty at the Tai~ of the Hansen for legal help Town in London's West End Rex 0 ~ 00 m The Men from Shiloh Harrison is host Performers include (R) ''The Best Man " Desi Amaz B8b Hope, Petula Clark, Rudolf guests as a bordertown chieftain Nureyev, Antoinette Sibley, Tom faced with a dilemma when two Jones. Glen Campbell, Engelbert gunmen threaten to duel over his Humperdinck and George Kirby. daughter. O Vireinla Cr1h1m Show John 0 The fugitive Dorne. Leslie Warren, Marty Allen 0 @ (3) (fl Johnnr Cash and Mayor Carl B. Stokes guest. ID The Invaders 0 @ (j) (fl Courtship of Eddie's @?!) 3o Minutes CiID Natacha father (R) "A Loaf of Bread, a Ba.~ 9:30 0 Candid Camera of Soap end a Jug of Peanut ~utter. ~Musicale/Pastor's De_. Tom Corbett learns that Eddie plans t:r.l Estr 11 M · 1 .... I M . 'th h. . I l:li.I e II USICI""' t~ run away o ex1co w1 is gir. 10:00 B ® (j) Hawaii five-0 Att ecoloay friend · d h bot 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Sunset crusader 1s frame as t e sa eur B I d" (d ) ·50-w·ii·a ol an inadequate sewage treatment ou evar rama 1 1 m 1 t Holden Gloria Swanson Aging silent On~ Ci) m Four. In . Ont: Rod screen star, attached to an opport.u Serling's Ni(lrt Gallery (R) ''The nist1c young sere.en writer pulls him D d M .. d •'Th H *'"k er .. h -11 · f ea an, an , e ou-eep do~n with er in an 1 us1on o a T 1 d 1. ·th th b. wo p ays ea mg w1 e 11arre returned grandeur. O Channel 5 News Kevin Sanders m Truth or Cons_equences O (ff (3) al The Youni Lawyers ID It Takes a Thief • -al) The Wortd of the Amer ican 0 Balter Ward Ne~ws .. f m News Putnam/Fishman Craftsman The World and Work o ft:\ M .. •1 H 1 h t V H . p .. .. ~ anuap " ame os s. 1v1ka eino. oner ~A · Ca t A · @I!) c· 30 ui me(lta n a SI ~ ea1ndema d • st' al) Masterpiece Theatre '1he Spoils l:li.I en• e .. neu 1as f ., H J • 1 • 7:55 (r.) Cuestion de Segundos o Poynton enry am~s c ass1c 8:00 0 @ (3) (fl Room 222 "A Sort novella about a great family, .its f~r of Loving " Teacher Pete Dixon sug-tunl!. and the problems of inhent· gests student faculty rap sessions to ~eR._t 1 d. W 1 ~ 1 mo an 11 cope with drug problems at at 10.30 ~i~~a~e~i~~e Truth U CLASSIC! GARY COOPER £E World Football Soc.ctr lrlanda * VS. TH.E Wl.CKEO EMI~! vs Espana 0 Classic Movie Week: (2hr) Uvts m I blCIAL I Hollywood Television of a Beneal Lancer" (adventure) '35 Theatre (R) "Poet Game" Anthony -{;ary Cooper, Franchot Tone Terp1lolf's biting ongmal drama (E) Bill Johns News about a freewheeling Irish poet on m TIA a heady lecture tour ot the us 11:00 B ® (i) m News EB The Answer 0 ~ 00 m News al lucha Libre 0 (fl News 8:05 '-"" Tiem 0 de Deportes 0 Movie: ''A Bell for Adano" (dra 10A:1 P ~ . ma) -John Hod1ak 8:30 B f'29 re To Rome With. l~e (R) m Movie: "Daneerous Profession" Professor Mike End1coll s former (mystery) ·49 _Pat O'Brien. college roommate. Bill Marshall ID Beat the Clod! (Craig Stevens) now entrepreneur 'i7' c3~ Perry Mason of the swinging 1nlernational "Cal· 11 .30 B ~ (j) Merv Griffin nip Clubs." persuades financially . 0 ~ @ m Johnny Carson troubled ~ike to moonlight as. ma~· 0 CD Dicll Cavett ager of his newest club opening In m Movie: "King of the Underworld" ~meyp (drama) '39-Kay Francis. 0 @ ~3 ) Cl) The Smith Family 12:00@ (j) Dick Cavett "The Rookie." Chad Smith's green 12:30 m All·Nirht Show: "Driltwoocl," oung partner, who is daling his "Co'!.quered City," and "JoftnnJ hter. takes foolhardy risks to Come lately." play ero Peter Helm and Charles 12:35 0 One Step Beyond Mc<Jra guest 1:00 B Movie: "The Set-Up'' (drama) m David frost Show '49-Robert Ryan. Audrey Totter (E) Felony Squad 0 0 News 71 ra ing n ala m ert gy ur nt od he r" re rs s ils ic f· 't· ts 5 a- " " ' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 3, 1971 Joseph Benti likes his books rare, his steak medium rare and his news well done. Bc-.i<.lcs hi' di .;ccrni ng ta-.1c. Joseph Benli brings a world ol cxrericncc to Eycwitnc" New,. Including a four-year \tlllt a-. anchorman wilh the CBS Network Morning Ne"., in Ne\\ York. So if you -.hare Jo-.crh Bcnt1's ta<;lc for nc"s \\ell done. join him. You'll like hi" '1ylc. S1ric1ly a matter of fach About the \H>rld Ahout Southern California About you Ever)' "ed night al 4 JO and 11 . 00 pm On Fyev.i 111e-.-. NC\'•'· Where 11C\\\ 1'-concerned. eyewitness news 4:30 & 11:00 pm kabc-t v benti story nahan sloane THURSDAY APRIL 8 For morning and afternoon listinl$. please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9 Steve Allen Show Guests: Charhe Callas, Johnny Tiiiotson. Dave Meg. gyset, co-cost Bob Einstein 0 Si1 O'Cloc.11 Movie: (C) (90) "Quo Y1dis" Parl I (spectacular) '53-Robert Taylor Deborah Kerr. Peter Ustinov. Leo Genn fJ D1cll Yin Dyke m The Flintstones (!)Sur Trll @(I)ABC News ED Muffinl1nd ~ (j) News €!) f"ISher f1mily 9:15 e "Henry Aldrich Swings Ir' (com I ~ Noticiero 34 edy) '43-Jtmmy Lydon "P1id lo m Duth Yilley .~ays Kill" (myster ) '54-Dane Clark a:> la Ho~ fam1h1r con Consuelo y ffi~ws J~H~~~ 9:30 O "Northwest Outpost" (adventure) I '47-Nelson Eddy, Elsa Lanchester 6:15 ID Art Studio fJ (C) "Nob Hill" (drama) '45-. George Rafi, Joan Bennett l 6:30 fJ Candid .Camera m (C) "Go Go Mania" (musical) m The Flying Nun '65-The Beatles. The Animals, Her @ CJJ Stu Trll man's Hermits. ~ 00 NBC News . I t:r;'I Hodaepodae lodae 1 ·oom "The lady Wants Mink" (com u:i • • • , ~ (!) CBS News e~y) 52 -Ruth Hu&sey, Dennis €!)Selected film/Musicale 0 Keefe m The Desert Report 2:00 fJ (C) "The Big Gamble" (comedy) a:> Los Olvididos '61 -Stephen Boyd, Juliette Greto ffi ABC News 4:30 6 (C) "A&•inst All Flags" (drama) '53 -Errol Flynn. Anthony Quinn. Maureen O'H"a EVE NING 6:00 6 Big News Jerry Dunphy 0 KNBC NewS' Tom Snyder 7:00 6 CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC News David Brinkley fJ What's My Line? m I love Lucy m ~ 00 Dr11net ID DEBUT Converutions With a Psy· chi1trist Or Edward Stainbrook is host for this series of 26 pro11rams. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 3, 1971 be111nn1ng with "Emotions· Relations of Body States and Feelings" tf9 ({)Truth or Consequences m Christ the Livln1 Word m Mi Amor por Ti m Simplementl M1ria ffi Movie G1111e 7·30 f) fi9 (8 F1mily Aff1ir Instead or com1n11 home where a surprise party awaits him 1n celebration or the fifth anniversary of the amv1I in New York of Cissy. Buffy and Jody, Uncle Bill leaves his offtce to fly to Wash- mgton on business 0 ll) (6] EI;) Flip Wibon Aip's guests are Perry Como, Charlie C1l- las. Denise Nicholas and Loli Falan•. 9 Virginia Grah1m Show Anna Ma· oa Alberghetti, Rick Rogers and au thor Irving Stone guest. 0 (i7) (Jl ffi Ali11 Smith & Jones "Journey From San Juan." Heyes and Curry pose as cowboys rounding up mavertck cattle in Mexico while Bellini. A. bumbling department store employee falls in love with 1 de partment store herress. 0 BUDWEISER PRESENTS * JOHN WAYNE SPECIAL e The fugitive 0 @ (JJ ffi M Ille Room lor Gr1ndd1ddy "'The Grut Emanclpa tor." Danny hires 1 black 1ccompan isl and de11etops an uncomfort1ble rel att0nsh1p with him @!)Ch1llenge a!) N.Udle 9:30 0 (llJ (3) ffi D111 AU(Ult "The Assassin " Del LI Dan August In· vestigates the slaying of a local dowager and the attempted murder of Santa Luisa's police chief. Gery Collins, Carolyn Jones, Joan Hackett a11d John Beck guest fJ C1ndid Clmm @!) Musicale/P1stor's Desk mYeseni• hunting more lucrative aame 10:00 0 ei) (6) m DHn M1rtln Guests fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Country are Dom Deluise. Jtmmy Stewart, Girl'' (drama) ·54 -Bing Crosby Laurie lchino and lhe Oing A·Ling Grace Kelly, William Holden Sisters. m Truth or Consequences IJ News Sanders/Moms (!) It Takes 1 Thief fJ B11ter Wud News ED Thutre But The M1cloren m News Putnam/Fishman Playhouse presentation of "1970ne" ID I ShCtAl r Hollywood Televialon 1s spothghted Hal Marienthal's Thutre (R) "Poet Game " Anthony guests are w11ter drrector Frank Terpiloff's biting original drama Rembach and composer Ami Alon1 about a freewheellna Irish poet on a m Cinem1 30 lecture tour of the US m Cadena de Angustias a!) Aqui Tres P1tines 7:55 a:> Cuution de Segundos 10:30 -----------------------------! 8:00 .r:;,.""" (& Jim N1bors Carol Burnett Pamt'ft1 Mmon llt'/t) 1111tl Virf(ill/a Gralro111 arc two dfrorcee\ -Ii'" 0 VISIT TWAIN'S CAM~LOT * WITH BING CROSBY! who try ro r1>1/ rl11•rr /ri1•11d hN hw.ha111/ i1 ro1111111ci11J! 1111 ''"re-guests '"''' m "lu1't' mrd '"" U11d1•r1ta11dillr(' o11 A BC\ LOl'i', Amai-m To Tell the Truth 9 Clmic Movie Weetl: (C) (2hr lOm) "Connecticut Ylnku" (musi · cal) '49-Bing Crosby, Rhonda Flem· ing. cm~ Sryle, Friday "' /0 PM ID W11hinrton Week in Review m The Story INTRODUCTORY OFFER · THROW AWAY RAGS 10% OFF ON FIRST DELIVERY Sterilized Wiping Rags for Industrial Use ALL COTTON WIP1NG RAGS ALTMAN WIPING RAG CO. Page 18 COSTA MESA 642-5249 FREE DELIVERY .. Expires M1y 1, 1971 I m P1ndor1m1 8:05 a:> Tele·Re~1st1 Mus1c11 0 @ (l l ffi This Is Your Life Ralph Edwards hosts 8:30 (!) Bill Johns News 0 BUDWEISER PRESENTS * JOHN WAYNE SPECIAL mraA a:> HoroKopo con el Prof. Hor1ngel Swing Out Sweet land Stars-Music-Comedy 0 2~ (6) m I bWAL I S w i n g Out, Sweet Lind John Wayne is host to more than 30 guest stars in this repeat musical salute to the United Stales Guests include Bing Crosby Jack Benny. Lucille Ball, Johnny Cash Bob Hope Dean Martin Red Skelton and Tommy Smothers 11 :00 6 (29 r8J m News 0 ~16)m News 0 ffi News fJ MO'i1e: "Keys of tlle Krn1dom" (drama) '44-Gregory Peck. Thomas Mitchell m Movie: "Yellow Sky" (western) "48-Gregory Peck, Anne 9uler (!) But the Clock 0 NYPO <fT (3 Peny Muon 0 fit (3 ffi Bewitched "'Saman . _ . tha 's Magte Mirror " Samantha's er· 11:30 6129 181 Merv Grrflrn forts to help Esmeralda captivate her 0 2~ (6) m Johnny C.uson boyfriend of 400 years ago puts a 0 ffi Dick C1vett ~train on her happy home and hus (!) Movie: "The Fuu, Pink Night· band gown" (comedy) '57-Jane Russell m David frost Show Keenan Wynn (!) Olympic Boxing ED Grut American Dr11m M1chin1 12:00 (i7J (3 l D1clc Cavett m Plttern for Livinc m Angelltos Necros 12:40 0 One Step Beyond 9:00 6 29 (& CBS Thursdiy Movie: 1:00 6 Movie: (C) "C1ribbe1n" {adven (C) (2hr) "Who's Minding the lure) '52-John Payne, Arlene Dahl Store!" {comedy) '63-Jerry Lewis, 0 0 News ltll SI Johll. Agnes Moorehead, John m All-Ni&ht Show: "The Jukpot," McGiver Ray Walston Frenc.esca ''The EnfCKcer" and "D.OA" re •· or a n le he ts rt. ng n ny a 8 hr l le el .. s 1) .. A PLACE FOR 'PEOPLE' SHOWS By Ralph Edwards The response to the return of Thii. Js Your Life (Thursday:., I 0:30 PM, ABC) has been one of the most heartwarming experi- ences of my career. Not only have the rat- ings indicated the extent of the welcome but the letters and calls have substantiated the fact that there will always be a place for "people" shows. We are genuinely thrilled and I promise we won't let you down. Everyone knows when we've had a suc- cesl>ful show. All you have to do is tune in and see it. I've been asked many times about the ones that got away. I've been somewhat reluctant to talk about them, because in some cases we may take another crack at it. But the time has come, the walrus said, and you know you just can't afford to offend walruses these days. Probably the best way to introduce the sub- ject of the lost This ls Your Life subjecls 1s to explain in detail exaclly how we go about selecting and surprising a principal subject and whom we bring on to unfold his life story highlights. T hat way you'll see how many things can go wrong. To begin with, we made a deci!>ion this time around on This h Your Life to come on with cannons blazing in order to set the pattern of viewing. We're syndicated now and it's more difficult to pinpoint viewing habits than on a network because we're not on at the same time everywhere. So we de- cided to come on with celebrities. That means we have one decision made for us. we start with a star. But from what field: Sports? Space? Movies? TV? Now, who? What has he done besides bis career? We have to consider whether he has a fetish against this type of expo ure. Are there a ny big no-nos in his life? Everyone hai. little ones and we can work around those. We have had 436 subjec~ in p~t shows, so we do know how to handle delicate problems. Will that per,on be available? We try to make sure the principal subject will not be sent out of town. We can't do anything about the flu. Let's say we've picked the ~ubject and we've selected the person who will help us the most. Everything is go. We have a good biography of the subject and we interview the liaison to give us the most influential people in the life of the man we want 10 honor. Before 1 go an} further, we have alread:r listed a few places that are fraught with danger for going on with rhe show. We re- cently Jost a great subject because he had just decided to get a divorce and the com- plications kept us from doing his life, at this time. We lost another because the personal problem, the no-no in hb life, made it im- possible to guarantee even that he would make the show. Now, when we overcome those obstacles, the next step is to impress upon rhe friends of the subject that, if the principal finds out, we will jellison the whole project. That is the one factor we don't want to give up ever. the element of surprise. It is so much part of the show it cannot be changed It means for one thing that we can honor a ~ubject who may be mode\t about his accomplishments without distress- ing him. After all, he had nothing to do with the accolade. Some years ago, Robert Young was on his way from New York to Hollywood when his agent said. "Sec you on This Is Your Life, Bob," and then almost collapsed with em- barrassment Bob, a good friend of mine, called me as soon as he stepped off the plane, Togt1hu again ... reunJled on lhe llt'W 11Us ls Your Ult' sho.._, C'ttator-host Ralph Ed~ard.s, an· nounrer Bob Wan't'n and Dick GottJleb, txtcuth'e producer. - THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 3, 1971 explained that he knew and we had to aban- don the show. Gloria Swanl>on did find out, called me and said she'd :.1111 like for us to go on with the show. We had such a great show planned, a great ~tar and all the guests in town, that we made the sole exception and went ahead with the \how. Another time, Lillian Rorh was to talk about alcoholism. and we wanted the audi- ence to know 'he wasn't being surprised or embarras:.cd by the disclo:.urc So we an- nounced in advance we were doing her life. Eddie Cantor had had a heart problem and we didn't want ro endanger his health, so he was told in advance and so was the audi- ence. Neverrheless, we :.imply insist on absolute secrecy in all other cases. We have lost may- be six ~hows in eleven years because we learned lhe secrer had been divulged. Now, 1f we have proceeded this far with a !>Ubject. the documentation hegins. We pound away at learning what it is that made lhc man what he 1s. We try to find things about him the public doesn't already know. When the script has been determineu and the gue\t~ set, we have to find \Orne way of getting lo him. We try to find something he doe~ normally, like attend a restaurant or a club at a certain time Perhaps he is '\lated to do a promotion for a c harity ru. Peter Graves recently did for the Cancer Society. With the enhanced mobilitv of elec- tronic equ1pmen1, we can do many more thing!> than in the past. Then lhe day of the show approaches. The transportation problems increase geometrical- ly We have to worry about who will be where and how we can avoid confrontation!>. We had a great l>how recently and in it we c;cheduletl a reunion between the subject and a long-lost friend, a soldier stationed in Germany. But the taping took place du~ng the Christmas week and the holiday crush kept our guest from arrivmg in time for the program. It was a beautiful reunion we had 10 forego. More recently, we brought Olivia de Havil- land all lhc way from France to surprise her friend, Bette Davis. She was stashed at lhe Beverly Hills Hotel under an a<;sumed name and brought in the back way. The woman a\\igned to bring her to the program forgot her as-;umed name, didn't remember the \pecial room number and almost never got Olivia to the program. She had to plead with the reservations manager who insisted Miss de Havilland wasn't in the hotel' But ii was straightened out in plenty of time. One of our principal subjects was lost in traffic and we had to go on the air (we were "live" then). and c;o I did the show using her brother as the stand-in. The subject ar- rived during the last five minutes. Turned out to be a great show. This 1s Your l ifc was never designed lo let its host relax and win~ it. I know that. and I'm ready. But it i" 1ust that suspense which makes for good drama and a great 'how . I hope you all agree it's worth 11. Page 19 SEE WHY! THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 3, 1971 4.MOST IS THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE U9UOR STORE IN THE WESTERN UNITED ST A TES WITH OVER $500,000 IN INVENTORY 4-MOST HAS IT ALL- AND FOR LESS STOCK UP FOR EASTER NOW WITH BIG VALUES BEER 4-MOST SUPll IUT , .... •i..t TABLE WINES VODKA o• GIN ~~~~~ SCOTCH 52" c... ... "" .... hft•Ny. '-'-'" u.tt 3 sl Oso FULL '1" U .7t "~: slOn IA. fl"HS 14. 1J Cb. c: .. aALLON UCH 4·MOST RUM YALUI WHISKEY LIQUEURS '::.' FIANCOIS U..etDerl •IANT S11.H CASI S1.1t 3 "'™' s92s SJ.OS 3 ''""' '9" M...._, c .... C ...... TrltiM S.C. ~h~TpaCJ~e" IA. IA. 4 s1oso l't"HS WHITI flfTH ... •·:;' TE9UILA BRANDY SH.ASTA C:ANNID MILLER HlaH SODA LIN 3 HfTHS 510" 12 o. ........ fULL '3" 14. 1J oz. '2" u '2ll fi>UAIT CANS, CASI .. TMI OW AWAT S)." UCH 841 BAKER STREET. COSTA MESA 546-2131 ,.,. 20 FRIDAY APRIL 9 For morning and afternoon llstings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 U "Henry Aldrich, Boy Scout" (ci>medy) '44-Jimmy Lydon ''Sud· den D11th" (western) 'SO-Jimmy Ellison. Russell Hayden. 9:30 D (C) "Kansas Raiders" (western) '51 -Audie Murphy, Marguerite Chapman. 0 "foe Miles to Midni&ht" (mys tery) '63-Sophia Loren, Gig Young. m (C) "B1ttie of the Wor1ds" (sci fi) '61-Claude Rains, Maya Brent 1:00 m "Come to the Stable" {drama) '49-Loretta Young. Celeste Holm. 2:00 O (C) "The Bil[ Show" (drama) '61 -£sther Williams, Cliff Robertson. 4:30 tJ "Blood on the Moon" (western) '48-Robert Preston, Barbara Bel Geddes. EVENING 6:00 f) Bil[ News Jerry Dunphy. O KMBC Newservice Tom Snyder. 1J Steve Allen Show Guests· Mome Rath. Bart.ma Nichols, Carol the ele ..., phant. Robert Blake, and Robert I(.' Dornan D Sia O'Clodi Movie: (C) (90) "Quo Vaclis" Concluslon (spectacu lar) '53 -Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr. Peter Ustinov, Leo Genn 0 Diet Van Dyke m The f\intstontt I!) Stir Trell @@ UCNtws til) Muffinl1nd ~ News/Weather/Sports m F"ISher f1mily €t) Notidero 34 m Death V1lley Days ail LA Ho11 hmilier ton Consuelo al News Jim Hawthorne 6:15 til) Art Studio 6:30 O C.ndid C1mefl m The f}Jine Nun @(])Stir Trell @ @ NBC News til) Hodeepodee lodge ~ CJ) C8S News m Selected films m The Desert Report ail Los Olvld1dos @ABC News 7:00 B CBS Newa Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC News David Brinkley 0 What's My Line! m I love Lucy ID Dr11net ~ (]) Cinem1 Showcase: (C) (90) "East of Sumatra." Jett Chandler ffi Wor1d of the Amarian Cr1tts· min CW 00 Truth or Consequences @i) Christ the liYinr Word .. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, APRIL 3. 1971 EID Mi Amor por TI ail Slmplemen" M11la (;!)Movie Game 7:30 f) ~' The lntems Pete Duel guests as 1 young man who becomes en1aged when he 1s refused hie· saving treatment because no kidney machine is available. 0 m Hl&h Ch1p1rr1I "Ghost of Chaparral ·• Victoria tries to over come John Cannon's memories of his first wire 1J Vir1in11 Gr1h1m Guests: Ome & Harne! Nelson. Milt Kamen Na· thaniel Branden, Or Sterling W Brown I 0 @ (31 al The Bredy Bunch '1he Treasure of Sierra Avenue "I The Bradys are divided when Bobby 1 finds $1.100 00. O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Barefoot Contuse" (drama) '54- Ava Gardner, Humphrey Bogart, [d· mond O'Brien m Truth or Consequences I!) Movie: (C) (2'/zhr) "Priv1te's Proereu'' (comedy) '55 -Dennis Pnce, Terry Thomas til) Current Events @i)Cinem1 30 ai) C1den1 de Aneustiu 7:55 a:> Cuestion de Seeundos 8:00 0 [JI (3) al Nanny l the Profes.I sor "Star Briehl " Professor Everett and dauehler Prudence have some unhappy moments over school prob· I ems. m To Tell the Truth EL) Toros en M1drid _. (ID LIYine Book m lucecltl 8:05 a:> Luch1 Libre 8:30 B ~ Andy Griffith When Mrs. Gossage (Ruth McDev1t1) gives Mayor Sawyer only $1.500-37 to build 11 fountain statue memorial to lier la ther. Andy finds a cul·rale contractor lo meet the budget 0 ~~ '6' m N1me of the G1m1 Dan Farrell is subpaenaed to testify di a Senate subcommittee hearin& on narcotics and becomes involved in a frantic effort lo prevent a yaung girl (Laurie Prange) from ruininl[ her life with drugs Julie Harris and Sal Mineo also gutst ONYPD D [7J ~I m The Partnde• hmi1~ "See Here Private Partridge " The Army drafts ten year.old Danny m David Frost Show msoul! @i) Pattern for Liyin& m Anatlitos Nel[TOS 9:00 tJ ~ Cl) CBS Frid1y Movie: (C) (2hr) ''hnan and the Great RNer'' (adventure) '67-Mike Henry, Jin Murray, Manuel Padilla Jr Diana Millay, Raler Johnson. Paulo Gra· zindo Tarzan attempts lo stop a strange cult of men from carryine out terrorizing forays against vii I ages 0 The Ful[itive 0 (jT m al That Girl ''Don and Sandi and Harry and Snoopy " Ann Mane turns investigator when her (Continued) ~\_::_-- BUICK IN COSTA l\fESA S,.Clallzl•I i1 OUAUTl JAGUAR Opel 234 East 17th Street, Costa Mesa, California 92627 Telephone (714) 548 -7765 Page 21 FRIDAY (Continued) boyfriend's sister comes to New York to see hrm El) Cl Cine en Su Hoe1r gt) 30 Minutes Cl!) Natacha 9.30 0 ft7 f 3 ffi The Odd Couple 1RJ "The F rght of the I ell~ · f eli11 rhallenges a burly hockey player lo d boA1ng match O Joyce & 81rb111: for Adults Only Guest 1s Sen Barry Goldwater fID American Film Institute Theatre gt) Music.le/ Pastor's Ou k eI) Sy1via y Enirque lO·OO 0 tn16' m Str1nge Re port "lonelyhearts-Who Killed Dan Cu p1d'" Scotland Yard ards Adam "'range when the supPosE:d suicide ot a lonelyheans club leader pro'les 10:30 to be murder 0 News Sanders/Moms. O 17 r3 ED Love, Ameriun Style rRI lo"e and the Elopement," Davey Jones Karen Valentine 'Love and the Understanding. Jim Back us. Pamela Mason. "Love and the Happy Couple," Sue Ane Langdon. Ian Murray "Love and the Visitor " Anne Francis O Suter Ward News ID News Pu1nam/F1shrr.an @ M1ntr1p Al Hamel hosts W Hollr-ood Television Thutre Poet Game" repeats CI!) R1tmol1nd11 0 CLASSIC! MEET COUNT * OF MONTE CRISTO! O Classic Movie Week: (2hr 15m) "The Count or Monte Cristo" tad venture) '42 Robert Donar. Louis Calhern. @ Bill Johns News eI}TBA l 1 :00 8 'i9 r8-J eI) Hein Q ~3. 16J m NtW5 O ffiNews O Movie: (C) "Mi11clc of Our lady of htJm1" (b1blrcal) '52 Gilbert Roland, Angela Clark m Movie: (C) ''Am@fitan Guettilla 1n the Mlilippines" (adventurP) ·so -Tyrone Power Tom [well @ But the Clod! 117 (3) ,.,.ry Mason ll;l5 eI) Cinema 34 11 :30 f) (29 I i ) Muv Griffin 0 2~ (6l m Johnny Cmon SATURDAY APRIL 10 MORNING 6·JO tJ Sunrise Semester 7 00 tJ New Words, New Ways 0 il:J r6 ID Tomfoolery Show m lnter1ct Louise Ridgle ID Seume Street = 236 240 7.30 0 Dusty's Treeflouse featured 1s a special segment designed to show sighted youngsters how blrnd chi! dren play tell time and read 0 ~ ':.i) m Heckle & Jeekle 0 Blade Experience m Thunderbrrds 8:00 tJ ~ (81 Bugs 8unn1/Ro1d Run- ner Hour j 0 IU 0C m Woody Woodptcllef 0 'iZ Ci l1ncelot link 0 Movie: "The B1ndits of Coriit1" !adventure) '53 -Raymond Burr. Paula Raymond m Tiles of Wells Fargo 8:15 0 C.1mpus Prohte 8:30 CJ .231 16 I ID The BugalOOJ O Campus Profile m Cisco Kid (E) Gumby 8:45 0 Mellnger Report 9:00 EJ fl9 al S1brm1 & the Groovte Coolin 0 :U ?» ID Dr. Dohttte O Movie: ''Born to the Saddle" (adventure) '54-leil Crrckson 0 ~ 13 Jerry Lewi& Show m A.M. Movies: "A Oan&erous Game," "Horror Island" and "Enemy A&ent." ID Tree House eI) Cuerdu y Gurtarru CB P1noram1 l1t1no 9;30 0 m Ptnk Panther O @ '3 ' The Ooubtedeckers O Movre: (C) "Buffalo Bill" (west erlJJ '44 Joel McCrea, Linda Dar nell (E) Movie· "Hell's five Hours" ldra ma) '58-Stephen McNatly l:i '6) Pme Party €I) Arrib1 el Norte 10:00 O '29 '8 Josie & the Pussy'-lls 0 n f6' m H.R. Pufnstu1 0 CD Did Cavett aJ Movie: (C) "Bambuti" (docu· 0 J.t [31 Hot Wlteels mentary) '59 -Travel film on the m luch1 Libre Dark Contrnenl lO·JO tJ !.29 8) H1rlem Globetrotters 12·00 0 The Pmtrvat1on ol Freedom (R) 0 ~16) ID Hert Comes tht UT m Diel C.vrtl Grump 12:•5 O Movie: "Fo1est Ringers" (ad11en 0 Movre: "Ni&ht ri1ne from lure) '42-Paulelle Goddard Fred Chung King'• (mystery) '43-Ellen MacMurray, Susan Hayward Drew Robert Preston 1 :00 iJ Movie; "King or the Roar inc 20s" 0 lL 3 Sk, H1wh (drama) '6t-Oav1d Janssen Dianne lLOO tJ 'l9 a Althre's runhouse foster Q ~ {6l ID M1jor league BHe· 0 0 N.., ball NBC opens the Inst of its 25 m All -Nifht Show: "My Outlaw Game ol the Wee~ ma1or league Brother," ''Swemp Water" and "The baseball games w1fh the world Incredibly Stran1e Cruturu Who champion Baltimore Onoles and the Stopped livin& and Beume Mixed· contending Detroit l 1gers from Up Zombies." Baltrmore's Memorial Stadium 17' (l'l Chiller Theatre: "Bick From O lrf> r3 Motor MoUM the Dud." O Movit "lnd11n Scour' (west Po1ge 22 THE DAILY PI LOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 3, 1971 ern) '50-G~rge Montgomery, El· m Revista MU$1tlf len Drew. I m The Bi& Picture ID Movie: "four Jilt& rn a Jeep" <:Ii) Teatro dtl Sabado (musical) '44-{;arote Landis. Dick 3:30 f) ~ [§1 CBS Golf Classic Haymes I O NHL Action Highlights Cl!) Fiesta Mu1cana n CIJ film Futures 11 ;30 0 (!1; 3 The H1rdy Boys gt) Children's Gospel Hou1 €I) Mano 1 Mano R1nchtfO eI) lucha en Patmu m P1n0Jam1 39 AFTERNOON C!) Outboard Scoutin& 1 4:00 O line Grey Theatie 12:00 tJ t2?l Cf) Scooby·Ooo O The Saint 0 Movie. "f'1llen Idol" (dtama) m New Dee1de 1t Su '49-Srr Ralph Richardson ED Racrna 1 la Carte 0 (ff r3 ffi Ame11u 11 Bind· •:30 f) Santi Anita Feature Rice The SQnd _ $125.000 San Juan Cap1streoo for EE! High School Problems. four.year olds and up-on turf, at g;) Gran Teatro one and 3/4 mites Cl!) D11ma de la Seman1 0 Sporta Cll.lllenr• 12:30 B ~ Ci The Monllees 0 Celebuty Bowhn& ~ Mo~ie: "The'-t.1111" (mystery)j m Unumed World 54-Rrchard Carlson ·~ 00 waaon Train ID Hazel ~ (iJ Roller 61mes 1:00 tJ ~ ~I Dl~rdly l Muttley .. m Faith tor Todly O Movre: (C) 'To Hell ind Bi ck 6E El Mundo en que Vtvlmos (drama) '55-Audie Murphy I m Quest for Adventure m M~vie: "Lost In MHb" (com I m Europt; Outdoor Ptty(round edy) 52-Abbott & Costello 4.45 t:"r.\ Pre-G Soece @ Weekend Hen · ~ ame r ITT 3 Lauy Kine Show 5:00 tJ I i,WAL t Can You Pass the g) Lo Prohibido VD Test? KNXT repeats this special Cl) Motor Mouse about venereal disease 1hat features 1:30 O 129 r3 The Jetsons a ten·slatement "'fact or fiction" m Movie: "The San&e Horde" QUll about the dreaded affliction (western) "49-W111iam £1holl Ad Jerry Dunphy serves as reporter rran Booth 0 It's Actdemic Competrng high ED H11dy Boys $Choots are Agoura, St. Bernard 2:00 /Playa del Rey) and R1ve1side Poly. 8 CADILLAC PRESENTS technic * MASTERS TOURNAMENT 0 Ch1mp1onship Bowlin& Iv M G 0 @ ()) ffi ABC's Wide Wor\d l E FRO AU USTA of Sporb The Grand National Stock EJ 09 (8) Masteis Golf Touma· Car Race in Greenville. SC is ten· ment The closing rounds of the 35th lallvely scheduled Masters Tournament. with a select 0 The Avenrers field of 1nternat1onal prof~ssronals m Judy Giuts: "Foi Me ind My and amateurs. 1s covered lrve, lrom1 Gil" (musical) '42-Judy Garl&nd, thae Naltonal Golf Club 1n Augusta. George Murphy, Gene Kellv G . , @ M1ntr1p 0 Double ~eature Movie; (~) 'Cap Ei) Ptter Gunn um Falcon (.Jdventure) 64--tex ID The World Wt live In Barke:. Rossana , Rory "Honey· €[;)Quest for Ult moon (1om~nce) 66 -Anthonv al futbol-SO<cer Atlante vs Necan Steele ~ udm1lla Tchertna m Brona> O Movie: ''Orders to 1'111" (mys tery) '59-Paut Massie 5:30 0 KNBC News O Wagon Train 0 Th~s Week In NBA (ij; 13) Twin Bill: "Amuint Dr. @ An11~1als •. Action l Adventure Goldlin&er," 1nd "The Chost in ttie fi> Tonight '" Lu Vegas Invisible a.t1inr." Ell) About New _Zealand ~ fl) School Diys €ID fisher Family m Sports World I 6:00 e The B•& News Cl!) V11ied1dts Muiit.11111 0 ~ @ m NBC News CD l(PlM Movie: "G1nt Guns.'' 0 Laredo laurel & Hardy 0 Boss City 2:30 0) Movie-"Stand By fo1 Action" (E) Then Came Bronson (adventure) '43 -Robert Taylor, EEJ Wor1d ol Ameriun Cr1tum1n Charles laughloo ~ CJ) A&riculture USA 'l) '6) Farm Show €[;) Musrc.ale /Dney & Goliath m Dollars and Stnst 6·30 0 About 1 Week 3:00 f) Insider/Outsider 0 KHBC News Conftrenct O MOiiie: (C) "Sword o1 Sher· O Eyewitnn.s News wood Forest" (adventure) '61 -(ff (j) fo1um Boxin2 Richard Grtene Sarah Branch. Ei) Cte1tive Lrvfng With C11fts @ Movie· "M1g1uficent Doll" (b1 23 (!) Hig11 Ch1p1n1I ography) 46--{)inger Rogers David ID fhe French Chef Niven Q! (fl CBS News Ql 16) Voice of Agricultuie EI!) Children's Gospel Hou1 ei9 (i' The Dtputy m Edit of Eternity gt) Musicale/Davey 1 Goli.llti a) Sports Cltallenrt 8 or at Id ck n· , d, a THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 3. 1971 • ' IMAGINE! 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