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Home My WebLink About1971-04-17 - Orange Coast Pilot• ·Gta~ti&B.: Kiiied . . . .. I f PY Sh~gu ••. Bia~t ... .( '· ~ .r . ' ") • .·.In 90.w en ~Mnsie • • I SA TUROAY, APRn: )7, i:r9n ~ _ _, --. - Whai a Man! " -· WI Te ........ 74-YEAR.OLD FATHER O.F TRIPLET$ c·~· ,.NT 1.ILl!VI NEWS. Honl'f B•gley s&la He Thovght Hospltel M W•• Plsyt119 Trick . ·. ~ .. . ·a A Daddy at .?4 Not One, Not Two-ThTee Babies! EAST ST. LOUIS, 111. (UPI) -Henry Bagley. became the proud falher of 'trip;,. letl Friday, Bagley is 74 years Ol.d. 1sked by newsmen if he was lurpr~d he replied, "Man, don't ask 1me that. You know I'm surprised.'' ,He emphi- 1iud ·the "know." • "I couldn't believe it until I saw'them," Ba&Jey said after he arri~ed al ChrlaUan welfare hospital. · "l'had my daullhlar call ·the·hospltal and the nurse 'tofd rrle to come down. W!\<ft they takI me, I thougtit !b'\' were playing a ltlCk on me. Mrs. Shirler Edward5"""tl)e bead J!W"O w¥'1nnounc<d' the '""""""lb' Bagley; said thitt when he ,.,. lhe tr!JlleU, "He -ightened riglit up. ljls <hell.waa out. He'wal a proud' as ever." Bagley's wi~. Leulla, 4.1, gave birth to the first infant, a s.pound-1 kunce boy, at 9ol9 a.m. The second;, a 3-pound 8 ounce boy, came at 9:32. The third, a girl wbo weighed 4 pounds, 14 ounces, was born at 9:44. The hospital reported, that mother and children are ln good c;:ondlUon. Bagley said he wa11 bom Nov. 14, 1896, In Uncoln, Ala. He has Dved in East SL LioUl.s tor :!I yem. He was married lour times previously and 'had 'sevea chi1<ftn pior to hls ·cur· rent marriage. He-uld he bu beerl mar· ·ried~to bia pwent 'Wife Z3 years. Ttiey 1 bl.Ye foui: other d!Udren -aged I; t and . 10;-:WholiVt 1.t1 home, ud • ion'who 11 In Ille Ahny. Mrs. Bagley_ .~I!, ::x. ...... thQl!lhl rd have ·thi'H-Juat ont." Contraband By JOUN V AI.TERZA Of 11111 Dtllr .. !Mt Ill" San Cle:mepte police and militnJ': 1"" ftltlgat.orr raided a residence in tbt city's 'exJ)ensive Shorecllffa disldct late Friday, seWng a vut range ill drup al'\d military contraband ammunition: They anatecf eight persons, includlng aeveral medical corpsmen .. The raid began~•/ '7 p.m. when siJ of- Ucet11 slmu1taneous y burst into a home at 203 Via Alegre as f6ur occupants pre-- pared to eat dh1ner. As the night went on, police arrested three more "drop.in" guests and detain- ed several others. As officers scoured the residence they discovered quant1tle1 cl marijuana pack- aged for alleged sale, about a. dozen por· tion11 of a white powder tw1pected to be heroin, hundreds of pills and capsules, about $1,100 in cash and marijuana gar- dens growing in the attic and backyard. Those booked OJI charges of pmesslon ci marijuana and dangerous drugs are:. Mary Ann Hale, 20. a transient who gave her fJCCUpation as a housekeeper. She gave Oregon as her home state . Mary'~aM. Parker, 19, another tram· lent ftom ·llldlllll\·. · ~ · Navy-Uospilal Cc!rpmiln Kenneth LYl)n Cctok., Jl, wbo gave Camp Pendleton as his address. N B ]_ ·~ a, " 11 Navy Corpsman Rob Bryan Roy, 2Z, e. w. '.·.,. er, .. :A:.:e ~ ... Y' . ,anoo.. :. ' or. •1'<> of Camp Pendleton. J Dwayne Jack Gottschalk, 18, o! San Clemente. · R ~· I · H' Marvin HowaPd Schultz, 29, a Camp P.c. ked ~:· . ·~p.11300' ' eyns p~~~~:~ William Robert Muel-. • ler. 7.6, of Camp Pendleton. ;-. . · Ken~ "Louis John90n, also a corps-~ MGEI!E;s;!Ae).,. 'lbe·new-chan-~la In<reued aubltanU,ny thi•· · man, 21 years old. cell<lr <ii ~ Ql(versity , o! -Oililomia '"5t yeor llt CUNY ajtar' tile ·llCbool 1ncludeci in the contraband &eizecl• by Berkeley 01111>1!11s" ;a,,o111est and "'106t· , dl4!1g!clrlti toulh~liJll ,'J>Ollcla ·to. the ct(y officers, wllO were uslsted·l>Y a pre.stigiOQI; is ..;. 'ltdrfltntStfafor who 1o the1 ~ftftial "i.Pen altndaiorit'!:p(an, pair of Naval Inten;ence 1genl!, '!ere ed and di-~-• policlet lncreaaing ··-~ .... b n-·•-.AU 'rr 11ua~ I ,.veral large liendohers ol m•chine gun urg 1~ ,.: • .,.. .......... ~ Y ""'"'N:l· 1 ~~ ~ 0 ammunitkrl, a number of smoke lf'el\-ml~\y ,,..11ment at the giant ~ty New York Cl,ty·Jl!llh ochcllli liloo applied ad" lllld-»vo. $0.mlJllmoter ~;aun .; UillVenlly of New Yort. . . _. a«tpt<d. · 1 roundi 1nif a host of med!Cll equipment Dr. Albert H. Bowker, 51, a statistics w·u· Fr<nch Smith; chlinnln ol Ill tbe l<ltd>en. police dbcovered 1 expert who ls chancellor ol the 200,000 1 iam . unlqJjO "roach clip" tit In which hand- 1tudent C1JNY.1'U chmen Friday. rrom the Ca~tf~ Bolrd of;~genta, 11td Tedi ofcon.tt1vance& for hold.ins ltUbt of 300 candidates by the California Board --Bowker"• \!Jews ~ uplorf1 at ·marijuana ciganlt~ had beeJf faihianed of Regents. He wcxeeds Roger W. Heyns lengths by the board: He said t con. from spent ammunition. Oil July 1. eluded .. that open adm~lons at CUNY All those arrested were booked at San "My r~Uon as chancellor of the were more fl! lesa ,!ndiienous to that Clemente jail, then transferred to Orange City Unlvenlty of New Y~k was a diffi. P'~AfJsS:~ufornta'• nine e.m. County Jai~ pendinc arraignment farly cull deci11lon ," Bowker said. "'The chance n -~iMJ lectlv 1eJt week. lo lead lhe, University of ca!Jlomia at ""f' *'"~~'.:,. ~!<er aperit 11 Besi~es foclnt $ivtll1n charges, the Berl<eley and return.lo campus Ille at one Ill' membei' af Jiit fac:ul\y and Navy m•eslllators said, mllita?l' chargea o1 the grutelt ... demlc tnstltuttoha in -~:'i:O, It Stanlqrd Unlvenlt)I were pendJn& aialnot HVeraI o! ll1' ar· • the ""1rld wu an opportunity I could not lloWker anl•W )t SUnlonl In !Ml u ,.,,,.,, Throe other men-<>llO 1 ser- turn down." . 1eant-were quertJoned. thtlt htld for EN.llmenl of black and Puerto Rican (Sae ~ 1'111 S) mllita'l' pollat. ,t ( " • 0 -, Perk~ley N~1••e ·: ,. ·-.... . -- ~e-w 0.aaeellor; . . 1 . ' ti't" '. -io • Issue to Pullout WASHINGTON (lip!) Predilenl Nl1on ·aald Friday night Amert<u armed f111;cea will stay In Soulheaal Aala untll the !alt U.S. war prtaoner la fried and the, South Vletnamese •velop "at least a Chance" to defend them.selves. But Nllon Aid be effilioqed DO perin- responding to .. public clamor" and erecf. Ing the military ju.Uce aystem by hil acUoo. • aoent Korea!Htyla residua! ·ll'llled Inrco !or Vietnam. Ni1or1 said he felt it_ waa necesury to quiet fears upressed by tbt pubUc In the Calley case and that hiJ act.Ions~ h14 caused the fears to subside-. He said he also believed he should ii.,ot P&SI ~ buck .. f9r reyjew d.. the cue to tbe aecr., tary of lhe army. . Ke«1feled • Stanford graduate student Ger- aid-F. Arnold ex.amine& crush· ed waste glass used ln1tead of sand in this· aerated concrete building block. Engiiieers say discovery bolds hope for recy· cling of millions of toru; otglass dumped anpuaJ!y in U.S'.- Countian Slain ' . . -During Hassle Over Loud Music Santa Ana PoJice launched 1a fµJl.acaJe ••rth for a suspect in .the 1laylRf of a 4Z·year-old dairy worker shot in the bead with a tin&le shotgun blast artyctOday. ' The tiUing, olJIWI said, allertedi1 ellmued in argument!betWeerl two room• matu over a loud record playu. .it ~t· Herber( Gri!pel, 41, of ,314' S. Paelflc Stnet dead ,of• m""1•• head injarleL , SUII •t Jorge ls Ronald DuO. Allon,,11, wm poI(ce allea• fled the r~ he 1hti'•fwtth,j!lt--.~ -the .mot1nc. · • ·O!Jlcen'la!d Allen, drove off with two otheP companion.. In a 1911 green ·sla~n waged. They Aid he alll> ls wanted by Lu Vep1 suthorlUes as the ~ In an •U.,ed asaauh In thal di!. Investlgalnra 11id the ll1oollng occur- rtd it· 4be>Ut f a.m. at Grimes apparent.. Iy tried' to aleep. , Ollkerl ulil Grlmet applrfJl!ly <am• from a bedroom to ar(Uf with hit_ !,00111- mate •bout the lqud mualc, thto gave Up U. (Orpo\e, . I As' be walked bact 1oto. a -. pollcs said, Grlmea • ., aho! do<e In !he . liqol.lho beod and~ lnllaolly. . "Our goal ••• 11 a total' withdrawal,• he aald in an hour-looi Intervtew with 1i1 newamea before memben and pests of the Amertc.n-&clely of New1p1per . Edlton (ASNE). Nixon denied he had aet .a deadline for total withdrawal from Vletnam1 by the lm presidenUal electloo1 • . But he said he would aanounce further troop wlttidraWa\1 this fall. A new 100,000.. men reduction of U.S. forces will be~ ducted from May 1 to Dec. 1, reducing American troop 1trength tn the war zone to 184,000. Nixon branded aa "ullfair" and "mall· cloua" recent crttlcbm of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and saJd he did not I» lleve there was the aU&htest chance the crWcilm would huten the 7'8-year-<11d Hoover's retireznmt, '' ••• He's tattn, a bad' rap on a lot of thinp, and he doesn't deserve it." Nl1on sakt· d. Hoover. The President d<ruded b!J decl!JO!" releasing Lt WJIUA91 L. caJley Jr., con- victed o! !he JllW'<lor o! II Vlelnamell clvllla!J!; from th4( Ft,. Be!mll& Ga .• stockade, Ind annoOncing he wts taking over final ' review Ol the cue. He had btel accused by the Ann1 pn>K<utor of Boat .Builder Claims Bias A lluntlngton Beach !Dier&l•• bolt tiullder 1r111ed tbs\, he was• .belhg dlacrtinlnated qalnst' In spedfleaUons lor ...,.,Won al ~ Orange ((ounly Anlma( Shtlt.r tiat 1"' fatlill1to 'cooY1"<e tbt llolrd of Suilerlloora, ' I ' Ni%on said he believed tt WU "'too early" to talk about the Uoited Stat• recophing Communist China or supi>ort-ins it.II admiasion to the Untttic:I, Natlcw, despite the r!'CtBt thaw ln Si~AmerlCan relations. He said he hoped rela1atlolt of U.S. trade and travel re.strlct.iOllll with ChJna "will lead to other moves ln timei" On 'Southeast Asia, Nllon said It. w-OtJld. be nece..ssary for the ·United States to retain air power and some residual forces: ihere. ' "We do not have as a goal a permanent reskiual force auch as we have Jn Korea at the present time," Nixon· lllid. 0 But it will be ncessary for u1 to maintain forces in South Vlebiam unUl two' fm.. cs.._ NIXON, Pore I) ,... .• Weatlier Cloudy skies and sporadfe ahow- ers forecast for the morning hours today are expected to ')'ltld to clearer skl~s and brllik windt alona the orange Coaat by Sunday with the bJsh temperature Ill the llOs both 'days. ' . INQDE.TODAY Worlb"C. 11~ ;pyeijdelll;l~fn\w !c*t eo:. MI .-iAv.. "'p , Chi" N · We caU it ·*total te~"' and. partiqlarl11 of inttrt1t, to <Ol1l1"1'11itV CGblNt,,,.d. Ul<vi• ~ t0atchtr1 and Sou~ Orange .Coe1t area T"tlidtnk;.. it mcqni· 1/art!ng tDIU. todoJ/'• 1'V W<1k -the DA1lY PILO'I' off•,.. program !lsttng1 for all U.re1 San Ditgo channell and Santa BaT"boro't .Chon Mt 3, '" additio" to the Lot Angell• 1tadotu. St•, TV W{•k todav for th• flrd week'• "totai ttltvi.ffim"' U.i- ing1. bid IJ)tC:lllcstillN for I'!'~ .. -Ion of tlie 'ab!Itcr-<al!lng for It. "lnlotted ~te. .-mne11 · .IDd r a'n i -w a 1 dllCTlminatory. • . 0 1 can aave you t\O,OllO U JIOll change -tbt IJ*l!lcatlona and lei ine bid on f1bet&laa runa," Pot.ta .. kl. t n dlaculalon, he odmltled that flberalaas bad not been uaed !or runs before. • .... Boord inembm de<lded that • ..,, - -1d IO •Iona with tbt Building services and An11111l Shelter ofnclala who l!-.Ied rttnlorcecl -· Bids wt11 lie opened Mar IT !or the upanalon ihelter located al Ill S..lllan<beallr Ave., Or111&•· ' ~· .. • ' ' . ; D.\11. y Pllbt JOSIPH ALSTON (RI WINS MEDA( Sawed Liie of Child Urufer Red Fire Hero Ci·ted Area GI Saved Child Joseph Alston, a 21-year-old 'math major at Gold~ West college, has 'been· awarded the Silver Star Medal for combat heroics in Vietnam. He saved the life of a Vietnamese baby. 1 The child was wounded in cross-fire between Als· ton~• ambushed -unit and the 1\l~t Cong; ln the.middle at the fighting he ·dashed through a rice paddy, grab- bed the child, and brought him to· nfety. · Alston also drl>ve 'his jeep into the center of the shooting; opened fire with his 50-caliber machine gun, ahd knocked out an enemy machine gun and two B-40 nickel p0sitiom. . . . , According to the Army, small anm rounds were strildng Alston's 'jeep an it 11-4~ rockets and 60mm mor- tar round! were }anding less than ten meters from it, but the Speciall!t/4 kept firing for more than two hours . . The· Silver Star Is one notcll below .the Medal of HonQr. __ . . ·It was retently given to Alston at Fort MacArthur, even though his combat action took place on Aug. 22, 1969, and be is now out of the service. Alston grew UP in Westminster, but now-lives in Anaheim.··HiJ falhe?.~ '11lomas M. ;Alston, Tr:;. .. Ii~ at 207 9tb Sl, Huntineton Beach. . . . ' 'J•il (;hairinen' Banker Asks F elonv " Pollution Ordinance OAKLAND (SW) -Banker 'corporate respoDsibillty• ls 1 Fortney, H._Stark~Jr. :Friday ca(cbWord of enemies of free guggested enacting • fe1ony enterprise, and the American pollutioo law -wltb penaltiu busi~ is already fuliUling Iii~· ill ptlaon ita '1'POnsil>ilitlea by prnvtding : UR ·.gJ:' top ·corpora~ Jobs and making mODey far ns offict!:(J.P~.4_:11 d ll •.tr i ~ 1 aharebolder:s:. .. . · · cause pQQuU~ ..• •. · "After reidlhfthe·Ufii!l&, I . ''nrOw LJew·d!ainnen ... f bad< 1'e dlstjnC(·,Jmp,,..· ""'l the board in jail fClr polluting .that Roche doesn't feel tbat tbe air and water, and yoo'U .eliminating auto J>t!llution is ,..inuuon ~· qu!ti . I:' of G<9§ral-. M oj o' ' ., rapl 1'.' St;ll:ki:--• 1 ·'1 , '. 'hsiblll~'1.~~~· ,4 S ' pleddent o Security d cost too Dl)lOb." "" • Natihnil BanJi:.-deltvere~ 'the $lrk said most corporations · tu.ncheMI speech ·at' ffie 20th are so profit-structured that ·annuaf eductuonaJ sympo!ium they (ail to see the wisdom of ., f • tJ! e C a 1 i f o r n i 11 spendlhg money to clean En v l'r o n m e n t 'a I Health thfniselves ·up. Alsoclatlon held here. "P.t<iple like Roche' say, '"l · He Sihgled otit General woh't chang~ unless .everybody Motors. Gtairman· JifueS M. does, becaulie J'll lose. money'. Roche 11 an e••mple ·Of an This is a man wllo made indutiialiSf who • ' t ,0 t a r 1 y $795,000 in 1~. or $379 'an miaunderstands w h a t, is hou'i' and eo:ntrols a budget of bappenm,:tn America today. $24 billion a year, an annual "ln a rectnt article Roche budget larger than any slate tries 'tO Cobvloce us that in the nation and every · • countrY in the worl4 ex~ Livengood Funeral Set On Monday · Fimrnl services for Edward B. Llveilgood, 46, of 9901 Garrett Circle, Huntington Beach, will be held at 10 a.m., Monday, Jn Dilday Brothers Oiapel, Huntington Beach. Burial wHJ follow in the Good :Shepberd Cemetery. Mr. Livengood died April 5, 1ppart11tly falling off a ladder Ill h1I garage. He wa11 found a week later by Huntington Beacb Pollce. He wu heJd of lhe referepee dtpartment ln the library of Cai.State. Fullerton. In Ueq of flowen, the family bas asked that donaUons be made tti lbt patrons of lht!: Cal State Fullerton, library, to the Edward JLlven1ood Memoriam. 800 N. Slate Colltge Blvd., Fullerton. Survtvon include hla widow, Jaoe: a dauihter, S..lly Ann: a son, Hu.gh David: his mother, Mn. Nora Livengood, Redlands; ahd three brothers, Francia Livenl)OOd,.:.WhltUer, Edwin Liveni;co:l, Cypress, D1vid 1Jven,ood1 Callmesa. Tribes Set For Sports " About Z2 tlibet from the Westmlnlter branch of tfle YMCA lrid:tan . Gu Ide 1 con v er 1 e at Weatmlnster lllgb Scbool Sundo1 fot UieJr Junior Ofympfcs. 1be SlO fathers and 1 o n 1 will partkipate Jn 1 variety of · sportJ, seekln' to unseat tM defeodilut d111nplona, tlH! Pawnee 'l'ribe. Conu>ttltloo be11m •l 10 a.m. and ctinUnues to 2 p.m. The )Mlbl!C II fnvited without cbar&e. • •• the U.S. and Russia. · "Yet with all this power, CM does incredibly little to solve the pollution probfems tt creates." Stark s a i d cotp0ratlon1 workiitg cooperatively . C®ld halt pollution in a surprisio&IY short time if they wanted to. "The corporationsof America bave tremendous power and know-how, and when hlih corporate executives say the ii h8nd.'I are tied because of their responsibility to thelr shareholders', they 're not telling the truth." He said, "top corporate officers consider themselves the u!Umate of good Citizens in prlvate liie, but· as long as their companies continue to poison the environmen~ they would just as well b e classified as crimlnals. "Pollution is a lawless act, an act of violence against ?Jr natural resources, Up until recently;. this violence has been countenanced by public opinion, just as other lawless acU i:f1 our history, such as killing Indians. have been socially acceptable. "The reckless desW'uction of our environment can no longer be tolerated by 1 a r g e segments of our society, '°we start looking for-·· ways to pre.vent it, and we are confronted by seemingly impregnable, depuaon.U.Zed institutions. "If it's a crime to pollute, whOm do we. charge? MiyJ:>e: wt: abould charge thoae tn comll1,llld. They're respondble for lL . "felony poUuUon. Th a t woold be an Interesting aort . of chArgt. ••\>eel.Uy w I th penalUes: up to fin: yean in pfCson." Stark noted that "in 911 peretnt of the cases, business Is the negative forte in defeating ffillogy I a w s through lobbying and public relations actfvttfes. 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He said again ·~goo. • .,. capable o£ invading N~ Vietnam. This Is the one thin~ they nal!Y fear.• Thieu ~d in a sPOe<I> at ~ ol~imperial eapital of Hue. r ~ used the occasion of;• parade llld r&uy celebrating South VJetn.imese ICbJnlpUabmenta of tbe Laotial incursion lo -that tile. Sollth . Army bad launched J drive · the bat.. Ue-scarred A Shau Vllley 37S · OOf'th.. east of Saigon along the ·an border. "We art detennined to main.lain this active and offensive;_role 80 that they will be ln a forever threatened position," Thieu said. "AJthough tbe Communists deny their defeats, they must recognize one /act; that for three years oow they have iolt the people, the land In South Vietnam, the people's oympathy and mpport which they formerly confrolled. They will 'be pushed back from .the fron- tier and fought In Cambodia and Laoo. · "Ancj we can oltack them In Norih Vietnam. This is'tlile one lhing they really fear. 'lbe proof Is that they have ·moved their people rnwn north of lhe Demili· lari7.od 7.one (DMZ) lo IJon( lloi,"• be said. Dong Hol Is a coastal city 35 rniks north cl. the Mmllitarized :r.one between North and Sooth Vietnam. Thieu did not elaborate. ...... CJoud1 skies and .s:poradic show-- en forecast. for the morninf houri today are exPected to yield to clearer 1kie1 and brilk windl aJoog the Orange Coast by SUnday with the high te'l'i>S•tllre ii Ille Illa botb days. INSIDE TO.DAY Wt ·aiH I ".totdl t~ltvilf111t• an4, pomciilarif c!f int.rest to oommURltp ecble·1erwd ttlevt· aion tDOtchm mzd South. 0Tm&pe Cocut area rc1idenff, •t · rrttana 11.arting 1"11.h ltodar'• TV Week -the DAILY PIU!T o/f<n program li1Ung1 /or oil t•re• San Ditao clanntll and .~ta Barbara'• ChanMl 3, ht addition to the Lot Ang1Ja 1t.aeioni. See TV Wctk today /M flu /fr1t week'! .. totat teltoi.tion... lilt. hr.gs. " • .. ... " • " • ,, ·11y lOllN VAL'l!:RZ~ Of .. 111111 " ... ltlft San Cltmente Police ud military tn- vesligalon raided " restden<e In the cilf'a eipensiy1 Sl>or'eclllls distttoi late Friday, ..wo, a v..ijango or drup ud military cmtrablad .ammunition. 'i!ieY . ~ <iiHI ' per .... , incllldln1 IOV<!'llmediea!•~ 'Ibe raid began.at 7·p.m. when aiz,oJ. fJCtn shnllltaneourly bunt into a home at 203 Vta A~gre a.s four occupants pr• pared lo eat diuer. As the nigtit ·went on, police arrested three more· "drop..io" CUt8la and detain· ed several other1. As oflkera: scoured the residence they discovered quantiUes of marijuana pack· aged for alleaed aate,,~aboot .a dozen por· ti ORS' of a white powder suspected to be httoin, l!1!ndreds ol pills and capsules, about •1~otr In ·cash lllCI marijuana gar· Spmig Cleaning Material Needed . ' Despite gloomy ·~ liocnna Ill for sl>ri!lg <!""11P ' acttv(bo, a Costa M.,. de-· -pilgn organized by \Odd Fellow1, Rebekahs and· Tbeta Rho was .olill oo tap·for-ibe weel:end. ·~unt of ii '!"'II -includinl 'lcyclabie !tans to be 1flcked out•by the 'Oleta Rho gtfis -may be deliv~ lo the Slater Bn:lthert Market on West 19th Street. Hoon are ·I a.m. to 7 p.m. , aad dwnpller containen are betnt donated ~y . °'!'8"• Rubbilll Nl'Vlco. , . ~ •• --~ • , ,, SATURDAY, ),PRI( '17, '1971' _, • - on . ,• . --. . Nixon . Briefs D.8~ ~u!lout Pfudg1;3d ·wru~:rJ,~8PWs .f.r.ee . . . . ' -. . . wA8111NaroN (lJPll , --PNoid.nt N\lon~P'rlder-'kherti:U 1111led -wUl 1tay ID S..-Alla until -tlii"liiFU.S: war piliOner la u.id irid the south Vietnamese develop ".at Just m: cblnoe" to defend themselvu. •. Bui Nixon Mid be .. Yl!ioned no perm- ~eot Ktftan-ttyle r!ilidual armed fore• l1'f Vietnam. ' "Our 1o&1 ••• 1a • total withdrawal;" he aald In an ,.hour-lona: interview wilh 1lx,ntWsmu. blfc:ft members and guests Of the Ame'rlcJtn Society c:l Newipaptr Edlton (ASNE). Nllon deNed, be had seta deadline.for tOtal withdrawal from 'Vietnam by Ille 1m~nt1a\election. Bafbe iatCf he would -.Ce further troop wllbdr,wala tbis'fll1..A lltW'll0,000. mill r<ducllon ol 11.S. 1 ..... wtD be con- ducled from lillJ' l lo Doc •. 1,.ftdllcin1 "-1icD. ~ llmlath iii u.. .... - Murder Suspect Trial Scheduled /i,HW>~~ wom111 •""""" o! 11Kiolfng .001 kn1htg her tl'-IE&band in a &laying .-ledly wl-sed by partlclplnta ID • a family 1athertng wu ordered Friday lo late trl'1 J1111e II In Orange Collllly. Su~ CooJi1. Jt\d1e llyron 'K. McMlllaiuel that dlla and •a May IJ pretrial bearing for Ml'I. Dorla Bam!tt; 40, ol 191!2 Sher Lane. She J& held In °'"""'County Jail without ball. Mn. Bamtt wu amsl<d April S ahorOy arter she visited tbe home of her · oon, MicilaOI Burke, tl&lt Baillett St. and rlioplly· ihot•hill"Ol.-, Jamee,.aa he drilled 1io1u1n .-corr.e.tab1e. Aulllorllles claim that ftiaUves said Mis. Barrett. went lo !he prage where her former hlllband WU -.. cfrew a ·*'-Ubee revolver !?om her purse and lhol him 1everal Umeo. Siie 'was l- arruted1at a.nearby bar. · Nixon aid, ho be1lmd U,wa·._ lii ·lleoeJW)' for' the Unll.fd .sia'ii. Iii early" lo tolt aboul the Unlled Slitei rel& air power llld ,q,,,,!tea1dlilf--~sl-Ollnaor""1'110rto there. .. -~ ' ina ila admwloo lo the Unlteoj Na~; '"We do not baye u ':&'ioal a -~ dospile..the ncent.tbalr In Sino'.AlnuicalL _mjdual foroa ,lllCh ai Wi 111\'a In ICM¥ relation!. He said be hoped reluaUon at lhe P"""t llme, • Nixon laid. "Bui of U.S. trade and travel restrfctJons with It wtD be necesPry for_ us to malntllll Ollna "will lead to other movts in time. •t farces Jn South V~etnam un~ W. On Soolheut Aala, Nixon laid ii woul4 (tleo NIXON, Page I) -:;.: · Not One; Not ·Tw~·-'i.hree< Babi&!. EAST1ST. LOUIS, Ill. (UPI) -11..iry Bagley, became Ille proud father el' trip- lets l'ridaY.· Bagley 11 71• ywa old. .' Asked tiy newsmen if be was IUJ"priSe4 he replied. "'Man ... don't. ask .me. that. Ytfoi llmw' I'm IUJ'lll'IJed." ·11e ampha- 1ized ttie uknow." , ••r couldn't believe tt untU I saw them," B'agley Nld after be arrived al ~ welfare hospital. "I had my dlugtrtor call the ·bol\>ital aiid: the nurse told me to come dOwn. When they told me, I thou&bt tbey were playing a trick on me. Mn. Shlrley .Edwarl!I, the· bead ....,. wbo announced the ""1>riM to Bigley, said that wheia, he llW fhe trtpJ!tt, 1'fft tllrilg1itded Jli!ifup. Hlidleai,w'!"'Olll, He 'Wl:I 1 proud U: ever.•• ' ' 'Bagley's>wile, Leulla,. CJ, pva!l.irth ·lo thejirst.infant, a ..,....cl, kll~ 'bt,y, a1 9:19.a.m. ~-d, al-pauod.I....,. boy, came at ·l :llZ. The llilnl,.a llfrl Wtio .Weighed •;polllldl, JI,-.... berll at 9:44. . . • ·• The ho<pital ·~ that~-anil children ire In good condlttoa. Bagley said ho·wu barn Nov: i4, ~ In Llncoln, Ala. He baa lived in EU! ... Louis for 39 yean. . IJe was married 'four 11mes pmloaalJ ,and hod seven children prior lo'1i,I cur,. n!lll marriage. He said be baa boni """ · tied lo his pr<sent ,.ire 23 Y•li'll . 'Ilier baVe.four otber chlldren -aged I, t IDll '10, who live al bcxne, opd a ... who i hi the Army, • .. Mn. B~ said, "I· nevei: ~ . r~ have ti'!" -· Jaai .. ., • · New Berke'ley ·Chnnc~l~r ' . Picked fl! Replace Heyns· . LOil ANGELES (AP) -'lbe --lludenll -tubltaollaib' t1!1t eelklr ol the U1benit,> of ~Uomia pa.rt ,.., al CIJNl atler !ho acl>ool Berlreie1 _...., ult . ol~. Cid':(noe1 changed ill toutlb admlsllolt1'olfcles ta ~' ll "' •~•tor who the coatrovenlal "open adm'*ku., pllD Urged and ~ pOiicla ·t~lng advocated by Bowker. All ~tea ft =F-or~ ~ slant City . New York ~·bl&ll:-1a w11o appuld · , -., were acce..-. Dr, Al H. Bowl:er, JI, a ltatixUct WlllJ . ~ Sml"' -•-~--J ~ who 11 d>ancellor ol l!lo·:lllO,IOO am <><~ "' ........ _ ~ atudont CuNY, w11 .-. rrtdlf. !~ the California Board of llqtoll. Mid llD >iandltlates by•the catllomla Board Bowker'• VltWI ....,. "Ulllond al ol·-ilo -...JaHo18f W. H•JDa l<ngthJ" by .tie'Diiard. JJo ·ll!~·n ,_ 00 July1. duded .that opm adln1-a al CUNY ''My mtrnalloO al ehuc:cllor of the ware "more <1 lea lodli-lo lhat Ct\Y Unlverwlty of Nt• Y«k w11 a dllQ.. pa}ticular tndtituUon." ·cull dechitoo," Bowl<tt lald. "Tiie chaOCll . The Unlvenlty of Caitlornia'1 lline com- to lead tho •Untvenrlty ol California at P'"" are hiJhJY ldectlve . 'Beiio.ley and return lo CFlPll• me at""" ~ ma!bemitic!arl, Bowker ll*ll II or the -~ •cademlc lnstltulloo1 tn ,.m u • mem~ ol the !~tty and '•the ...,.Id •u aa opporlunily I could no1 administrator al Stanford llntVorrity • t4rJ1 down." Bowker 41\iVed at Stanfonl .to 1117 • ,tnroumem f bl~ and Piier10 IUcan j_S.. BUNKER, p ... I) . ' \ . ~ ..... JOSEPH ALSTON (R)· WINS MEDAL S.ved Life of.Child Under Rod Fire • Hero Ciied -.. Area GI Sav~d Chil.d Joseph A!Jtlln, a,2l·year-old math major at Golden West Co_Uege,..has' been awarded ihe'Sllver. Star />leaaI for comba\ herOics in Vietnam.~ -· ' · ' · --- He saved the life of a Vietnamese baby. - The child wu wounded Ill .cross-fire . .belwee~ ...W t4n's imbushed.UDit'alfd the Viet Con~. 1n the middle dt the fighting he dashed through a nee paddy, grab-. lied the child, and brought him to safety. . ·' Alston also drove his jeep into the center of the ""°°Ung, opened fire with his 51kaliber machine gun, apd k;ocked out" an enem:y machine gun and two B-40 rocket positions. , -- -_ According to . the Army, sm.JJI arms rounds were striking Alston's jeep and B-40 rockets and 60mm mor- tar rounds were landing less than ten meters from it, but the Specialist/4 kept firing for more than two hours. The Silver Star is one notch below tlie M"edal' ~f Honor. · - It wu recently given to Alstlln at Fort MacArthur. even though bis combat action took place on ·Aug. 22, 1969, and he is now .out of the setvjce. ' _ . . · . ·Allton grew. up in Westminster. but now llv.es in Aruhelni'.°HiS fifher; Thomas M.-illitoll, Ji".;· lives· ·at 207 9th St., HunUngton Beach. " . ;-, ,,. -... : • c , ·'Jail Chairmen' ·· Banker Asks F elonv , . • Pollution Ordinan~e ' . OAKLAND (BW) _.:. Banller 'corporate mponsibllity' Is a Fortney H .. S~k. J.r. Friday catchword of enemtea .of fr.ee lllQested. -.. actlll(· 1. {•IOQY enierpr!ae, and Ille Mietlcu polluUon la" -with penalties business ii alriady fllllill!nl up to 11ve years In prison -Its respomlblllu .. ~Y Prov\dh>i for use agalnll top corporlle l•bo '"" map.a ·m•~Y far !ti, of6cerl wbote J II d11 1 t r I e I abareholdet1~ . 1, • , • , • ~ •• cauae 119llutlon. "A(Jer rz:the.~1e..1 ,; ·onlff . .t 11w oibll1iltn 101 hlll. .lhe • I' ·!lnp~s1i!B " the oow In JaU for pciUuUng that Roche .doelli't fe<l that 'illt air and wai.r, and· 'Y<!l'll ellmlnaUng ~utO .. 11uuw· 11 • .,. ~IOll -ppear. m•lte . ~ !ii r....;;Mlfu .Vt o.r1' Is :.rap! , ·sw-<iila: ,. .. ;;:.· ~biii!WSlriJ.l ii.. ''l'f • Star prald<l!t of Securlly would • .,..t too mucb.f, ·• . . · .. .!iatioJW Bank. delivered .the Stark said mlill ...,,...atloas · 1und>eoa speech at the ·:alth an ,. profit-s&\ictured tllat ' '.OJUIU&l educaU•naJ symp••htm they ran to •ibe wtadonr•I • <of \h.e Callrotttla 1~g "l°"ey Id cleu ',.E n v ft o If m e n t a J H~tb tbemstlves·Up: . ~Associi.Uoil beldbere. . :'P.eople like Roche 9'Y· "I ;-. H• llngled_ out General woo'tchangeunlesieveqb.ay j!!oto,.. ~ Jamea . M. does, li«auae· rn loiM! mO!ley'. Roche ·u an example of an Thi1 11 a:tnan Wbti made ,1odutrlaUsl woo ' ' I o I a !I y 179~000 lo !eeCI, o~ $379 an ;Jnisundentandl w h a t ii. hour and controls a budget of . ~ppenlng in America today. $24 bllllon a year, an annual '-"ln a recent articrte Roche budget larger than any state tries to convince lll that in tbe nation and . ~e•ery , . country In the world n:eef)t 1 the U.S. and Russia . . ·.Li'vengood "Yet w1th an Ibis. power. . GM doa Incredibly· lltfte to • solve the polluUon problems it "F 1· S creates." . '_' unera et Stark said .corporillons On M d working cooperaUvely' couJ4 :_: . 0ll ay halt polluUori ·in a·~rlslngly short tlme tf Uiey wanted to.• "The cor pora'tlonaof America have · tremendoua power end know·how, and when high corporate executives say their hands are ited because of their responriblllty to thetr shareholders, they're · n O t teUlng the truth."· · : ... Funeral JerVices fO( edward °j. Livengood, 46, oJ 9t0t Eett Circle, Huntington ~ h, wtll be held at 10 1.m., . onday, ln Dilday BrOthers ~~pel, Huntington Be,ch .. Burial will . follow In tht Good Shepherd Ctmetery. Mr. Livengood died April 5, apparently falling off a ladder in his garage. He was Jourid a wetk later by HunUngton Beacl! Police. 1fe wu bead of t b e -rYerence department ln . the l!l>rary or Cal-State, Nlertoo. 0"In Ueu ot fJowers,'the fim1ly has asked that donations be tde to the patrons of the Cal tt Fullerton, library, lo the dward Lfvengood morlam, eoD .N. State i;onege Blvd .. P'ullerton. Survivors include his widow, Jape; a daughter, Sally Ann ; a'2 son, Hugh David ; his rrwther. l.:lrs. Nora Llvenl(ood, Rldlands; and three brothers, Franc ii Livengood, Whittler, Edwin Uven500:1. Cypress, David Livengood, Calimesa. Tribes Set He said, ''top corporate officers co~~der themaelves. the ultlm11te of good citizens in private liff!. but. as long as their companies cant.µloe to poison the et1vironmet1t. they would just as well b e classlfled •• criminall.. . "Pollution II 11 Jawlf:.., act. . an act of v{Qlen<:e! 4'~.lmt .~ natural reSOQrcta, VP . 1intp recenUy, this violence bas bten countenanced by public opinion, just as othtt lawles~ acts in our history.' ·such as killing · Indians, have been socially accept.able. "The reckless destruction of our environment can no longer be toleraled by I a r g e segm1nts of our society, ao we start looking for waya to preven't ii. and we are confronted by 8eemlngly impregnable, deperso,baliltd institutions. "If it's a crime to pollute, whom do vte charge? Maybe wt ahoold cl!trlO thole In command. 'Ibey'rt ruponslble for It. ., S 1/2·QT. ELEC •. COOKER.of.RYER . . -Sunclay_Only ' •.• R•fJ : 8 .47 Complctit with fry ba1kct; Anchor· Hoc:klng• Ovcnwan: glass top. Chrome finish. Saff! PEDAL TRACTOR . Sunday Only 8.88 Tnctor, trailer: ls polythene and 1teel with pedalt, •tetrinl wheel, plyot ,hitch. _. Sunday Only ~ndusrrill)y Ji~rcd 2.+.a;mp 5 motor. 2000·RPM n~lo1~· speed, ball ihfust and bronze bearinr. Xef chUCk. 96· Dacron• polycstcr- filled. With pcrman· mt prcu cover.-COrd edge. 20 x 26". -- :·for .Sports ~ .\bout 21 tribes from the Westnttoste:r branch of the WA lndtan G u Id r s o~~ v er 11 1t Westminster ~ School Sunday !or their oillnlc>r Olymplca. "F•lony pollution. -That ' BAJA IN$TA·C UiE would be an interest.In& IOl't ot cl!ar!e, e·aPtctauy · · w It b peM ties up to five years it1 prbon." PADDED CAR sE:Ar Rof. '7f -S... Only 77, A 1reat Ciltl liolds five JI.\ x J~inch .. •itc pho'tot. R09. 1'.86 • s. .. Oalr 1093 . Chromcfitccl fflmc, poly- foam p1ddtd rail . • ~AY, APRIL 18, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m . ,Sunday Only MEN'S NAVY OXFORDS Sunday Only 5 66 Black leather dress oxfords 'With Navy lut with millury R •9', toe. Regular and wider widths. 6~12. Olaracit. B.44 NO·IRON WALK SHORTS •. Sunday Only 2 0 0 Men'• 11hort1 in solids and plafdl. Ivy 1tylts. Sizes 28-40. Reg. 2. 97 4·LEG IRONING TABLE Ro11. 7.96 -Sunday Only Extra-sturdy, adjustable 5 8 6 with rubber-tipped Ices. Pineapple color. 1.18 Pld/C<Wor Sot ••• 'Iii!' r'1?.3°'!8 ""'1:91~liii _H&B 'ALL·PRO' BALL BATS llog. 1.33 -1.44 -Sunday Only ' Oloi« of Little Uagut or tofcb&ll '., ball. All lfC 1enuinc Louiivillc Slug-C p model• by Hillcrich & 8r1dslcy. Performance makes 'cm tamouJ. . -· - ·/ ULTRA·BRITE 0 TOOTHPASTE Sunday Only 57- Ro11.·91< Big 6% ounce• fam· ily-siicd rube. Extra strength formula. llMi!M a-Oty -,._ U• II o..i ... " : MISSES' NYLON JAMAICA SHORTS Rog. 2.96 22 Sunr/ay Only Each Include nylon jamaica shorts in solid colors. Plus woven rayon·nylon stretch models in stripes, plaids, checks. 8-18. ' 2.66 BOUDOIR LAMP ·SALE Rog. 4.77, 5 .48 -Sunday Only Assortment of styles! 3 6 6 White hobnail, crystal 11.w and brw bue1. All complete with shades. . 20 GAL SIZE TRASH CAN Sunday Only 2 / 3.00 Weather proof, rust proof, pla1tlc snap on Jld, mold~ ln han-o dlH. l.tMrt J "'" cunOM1• . ·\'I)e 300 fathen and 1on1 wW'partJcfp~te in a v1riety ct ,l?Oria, SHttn& to un.wat the dolllldllll champi.... th< P•-Trlbe. "COlnpeUUon bellDI at 10 a.m. and ccntJnllfl to I p.m. Tbe publ!c II Invited wltbOul charae. Slark noted thBt "In 99 percent ot ttie catts, business ls the ncg1t1v1 force in defeating ecolop l 1 w 1 through lobbying and publlc relatkmt activities. Its role has betn to protect Itself from J1w1 lhlt might cauae el'pente or 1lphon public mcmey Into other endeavors such u rapid tr1111ll . 2200 HARBOR BL VD. ;~;:~' 0~~ COST A MESA Harbor • i • H OAll. y "I.OT 3 • Americans End Historic -Week ·in Red Chin . HONG KONG (UPI) -A U.S. tablt t.ennb team riturned today from Com- munlat Chlna, enmn, an historic week· k>ng viJlt that brouiht SiAo--Ameriqm rel1tioul out of a !t-ycar-<*I deep freeze. A fe'• membtia were ,exhilarated l.t what the ·lhough~ of l.lao Tse-~ had wrougftt. SorM were depressed at what they uW. Premier· Chou En-Lal rtettvfct the aroup fn Peking and said the vllit had opened • "new pa1e'' in relaUou be- tween the two countries. Theirs WaJ the first 1uch group visit to Red China alnct the CommWllltll drove Generali .. Newport Nde Sees Air Cal F1ighi Okay Dennis O'Neill, assistant city attorney for Newport Beach aaid today be believes Air California "stands an es:cellent chance" of being awarded route.! from Orange County tD Sacramento. Hearings before a Public Utilities Commiasion examiner have been held this week in San Francisco. Air Cal general manager Robert Clifford said today if approved, tht roote will not mean additional flighll out of Orange County Airport. "We will merely extend our es:isUng San Jose service through to Sacramento," be said. O'Neill appe~ for the city on Monday to register opposition to the addition of any flights to Orange Coonty Airport. He &aid there was quite a bit of ~l.imDm....froro_ cities in Orange County u wer1-as""'the-arunry Chaml>e· commerce as to the need of a route to Sacramento. CUrrenUy people wishing to f~y out of Orange C.Ounty must either fly to Los Angeles and get a direct flight to Sacramento, or fly from Santa Ana to the bay area and then get a connecting flight. "Judging from the testimony in favor QfJhese flight.I, I'd say Air Cal stands an excellent chance of getting the route," O'Neill aald. "But we want the people of 'Newport Be:ach to know that we Were there representing their Interests." Countian Slain During Hassle Over Loud · Mu8ic Santa Ana Police laun¢ied a full-scale aearch for a suspect in t.he slaying of a 42-year-old da!ry work.er shot in the head with a single shotgun blast early today. The killing, officers said, assertedly climaxed an argument between tw9 room· mates over a loud record player, It Jett Herbert Grimes, 42, ol 31' S. Pacific Street dead of massive bead injuries. SUU at large ii Ronald Duue Allen, 19, whom police allege J1ed the residence ht 1bared with the vict!m immediately after the shooting. Officers aaid Allen, drove ofI with two other companions in a 1956 green station wagon. They &aid he also is wuted by Las Vegaa authorities as the suspect in an alleged assault in that city. Investigators said the shooting occur· red 1t about 2 1.m. as Grimes apparent· Jy tried to sleep. Officers said Grimes apparently came from 1 bedroom to argue wilh his room~ mate about the loud music, then gave up the dispute. Aa he walked back into a bedroom. police said, Grimes was shot 01Ce in the back Of the head ind died instantly. ,I DAllY PllOT ........ ~ " ............ ._..., --c....·..... S.Cl111•1 o....No1 COAST ..ul~llHIM!l o:JMPMIV ..... rt H. W ... ,~ .... Nll-- J••lc a. c.,1.., .. \"-Prltlll ... Ml'GIMrtl MIMtW' 1MM .. ""'" '"" , •• ,.. ... A. ... ,,iitfi• M~MltOr Clinrl•t H. Le.1 lltliar4 P, Miii A&Mtant M""'l"'9 ldltetti ........ ta• M4!N1 m w.r '" 1ir.t """"""' leKfl: -~ .....,.,.. l.MlltN llldl: m Pw91 A"""' ...... ,1111 ... ~1 11111 a-11 ......... ... ClllMl'IM1 ... .....,. It C.mlM ••I ... • idmi> Chi~ Jlal.Sbek from the mlhYil! 'lo !Mt, IDd Clioli lildlclted II would nol be the lul. At almost the same Ume tbt Americana were returnlnt to Hq Kq, Preeldent NbtOn· was ldlinl • pthetinl ol An\eri- can new•PIJ>U editors .la Washlqton !NI be bopOd to bt able to •tall Olill8 some ~Y. but he Ii.id diplaauc rel.., lions w)th Communiai China were atiU a l«ig way oll. -. Nixon saJd It WU up to China to take the •Ht step ln improvlnc trade ret.. tlons wJth the United States, 1 reference to actions. 'be took foDowtnc the vlJ1t of. lbe Pini pong players to jilt IOllle of the adlJlf l'lilllet1ol on tndt Willi Qilna. WulilMloa nporta -Aid the .. b1e 1enn11 v1a11 liad propeed hi!" to ... pedlto that m<We. The lnvltaUoa to the Americana to vlalt China atirprlled anclllualled Waailln&tOa an<lthe-ld:lt waa ellended at.Nqo. ya, Ja~ during an "'-"""' cbam-plonsbip where the Pekin( playOD _. winning OnOot everything and tho Amer~ cans were loslng. The atata 4eparlmmt lllld the IJMta- tio• •u atven to one of the Olflclall OD the U.S. team and that the team mem. hers decldtd to accopl. The pwages In thejr pwporta lorblddin1 travel to Red Ql1DI ,;.,. "ndllned~ •od they .... U..to ' J alterwanl Nlson lilted the tnde ... -. ·Tbo arrival IOday wu from canton where the Amel'lcau aUellded a revoiu. llOlll1JI ballet and a final blnqueL Tbere 'Weft handababa, abouts of goodbye, • !OW• loon U' they boarded a tralll !OT tbe to.mile lrlp to the border, tbe qulck fonnallty ol lkitiab customa and aoothet 111-mU. trallt rida acrou Kowlooa. They were llyln• to Tol<yo later today. "Everybody waa enchanted by the lrlp," Errol Re.set of New York City aaid, "But we are &lad to be back." Hil wife, . Gttaldlne, uld, "aU fl 111 feel vet'/ "It Wit all Mao lboupc,• be """'· ""'1 lo lea"' China. IA fact. I cried w11111 to •o back to the United Slates a when I left." • Graham llleenbovea fl DeWJ~ Mkh., change our w111." Ho did DOI elaborate. •--•· J ••-Amerlc del U -• 0oe of U-Who WU depreaad WU ;;,-'~ii:;" the tum~~ "14":;\d: Olp Solteaer, II, of !>(bode, Fla., wba "we upnuod ~ wlabeo ri:ruma uJ4 the,viaU·~r and II that the Cblne!jl v t the Unlltd tatea." t::~tode-~-and .... ·Z!!\..i-.lf Ha lllld dlacuailons 001 aich a Yll1t wen •• -· • ,... Od ~ Ulder-way and "I bol>o to lialr from erlcana ha•• It. , ' • them shortly." · 1 111, was a ~Utile depreaed, •• she Aki. On1 of 1Jtooe ubll<ratod. bf wliil..-"Tlii coualmlde ·~· really. dooola" uw waa-Jobn Taonel\lll1 It, of llld4lo-They bi vi &ad povert.r problems. A~ port, OhJo, who sa1d the Chlneae seem the boU5e4 are very poor quality. I didn't bappy arid are dolnl "a fantudc job 1ee any really good oelaJlborhoocb. ll Under their lyltem." 'Wll aij the amt. II Teachers Warned SchOolTakeoverby'Exper~'Seen ' PACIFIC GROVE -(BW) -Teacben were warned ~ Friday that they must act now poilUcally to pn:vent educaUon I from beln1 taken over by 11superefficleney e1perta" Interested only in the proUt motive and not the educatiop of children. "'IT1 ....... Away From It All Vanda Mines and her son Michael peer down at their Mountlake, Ter- race, Wash ., neighborhood from treebouse 35 feet high in the sky. The cozy structure was built by Vanda's husband as a "get away" place for family and close. friends. Oh yes, the structure has been ap- proved by the city building inspectors. Laguna Beach Will Begin Greenbelt Events Monday Supporters of the Laguna Green- belt have planned a series of events ranging from an ecology seminar to long· distance bicycle rides during Grttnbelt Week, which gets under way Monday. The Greenbelt campaign 1eek1 to preserve as open space all the canyons surrounding the Art Colony, but with immediate special emphasis on acquisition of the 500-acre Sycamore Hills parcel in Laguna Canyon. Thi! land, called the keystone of the Greenbelt, haJ been placed on the market for $4 million by the Great Lakes Properties Corporation. If the Greenbelt organization can ral..se sufficient money to buy the land, a Federal open space grant can be obtained ta reimburse half the cosl During Greenbelt Wetk. open house will be held daily at Greenbelt headquarten, 216 Forest Ave. on the second Door of the World Savings building. A color film of the Greenbelt by Bill Vernor wi11 be ahown regularly to stimulate support of the drive to preserve the canyons. Throughout the week there will be a continuing 1ale of works by disUngulshed local artists w!l.o have donated examples of their painting and sculpture to assist the Greenbelt. At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Phil Runde!, professor of environmental biology al UC Irvine, will lead an ecology aemlnar, complete with film and slldes. From P11ge 1 NIXON •.• port.ant objectives are achleved." He said the objectives were the release ol American war prisoner• and the 1billty of the South Vietnamese "to develop the capacity to defend themselves 1gainal 1 Communist takeover, not the sure ca- pacity, but at least a chaace." On Friday. Saturday and Sunday evenings, the musical rev I e " "Lagunagrins" will be presented in the Forum theater with proceeds going to the Greenbelt fund. On Sunday the Orange Co u n t y Wheelmen, led by ride captain Dick Stein, will 11Rlde for Greenbelt" over four ride courses ranging from a short local run to a 54-mile junket. About 100 memben of the bicycle group are expected to converge on IAguna for the Greenbelt ride, joining local riders who may join them at the festival grounds at a 1.m. Reagan Ha~ed New Ultimatum SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The Nixon AdmlniJtratioa has warned Gov. Ronald Reagan once again to raise welfare pay. ments for needy children by June 30 or lose $'708 million in federal aid. U.S. Health, F.ducatioa and Well.are of. ficiala insist that a "aummit meeting'' between Reagan and President NIJ"on at San Clemente on April 2 did 1ot aettle all the differences between California and the federal government. The Nixon aid Reagan admlnlltraUons have been battling ln the courts ind be- hind the scenes for months over wel· fare coofonnity. The lswe involves the atate's failure to comply with 1 federal Jaw that required a cost-of-living Increase for welfare families as of July 1969. Tbt · 1atest episode occurred P'riday wbeo HEW reaffinned Its lntenilon to cut off Calilornla's federal wtUare aid · unleu the cost-of-living lncrebes are ll'lnted by June 30. HEW aaid califomia Is the only atate which bas not complied . Reagan has promised to have "emer· gency" welfare conformity rtgulaUou prepartd by May I. All over the nation, warned Jack D. Rees, executive lea"f:tary of the 173,000. member California Teachen A.wlciation (CTA), 101De polltlclans and their prtvata industry oobor'll see a g I o r I o u s opportunit)' to take over 1 $41 billion lndullry (the iiut>Uc ICbool .l)'llem) and run K for pro!IL lieu declartd. In a talk here to ...,, 400 delegalet of the Sta~ Coaocll al ~Uoo, CTA'1 policy mating body: ''ThJs auault on education by these special lnterest groups m~esta itaelr in 1n outpouring of phony patent medicines claim.lng to cure the real 1 n d fund~mental Illa of education. "These patent medicines are called voucher systems, accountability, performance contract.I, iero [ailure achoo ls and a lot of other things." Ironically, he declared, many of the ''supere[ficle.ncy concept&" be Jn C propoeed mm from the Industrial and U.S. Department of Defense sect.ors. Yet we have the awful eumplea from these aectors of hundreds of thouwlda of automobiles being recalled due to defteta and expenditure overruns of out weapona ayatems upwarda of 25q percent. 0 Sbrnetlmtil 1 f o n d • r whit. qualif\caUans IUCh people have tG teach ua Improved efficiency il't )'WlDing it. public acliools. Few sclioOl l)'llema'coula llll'Vive coat over-runs not of ·iso percent but of even 5 percent." He warned the teachers that beyond the cunent attack.a, the eneaPea of public education are also trying to starve th• From Pqe 1 ARTIST ••• "I-TbiJJ Ill•• the elfect ., stufflneu, closeness, the c o u I b I D g , aqulntlng milery of what Impure air doea to UI all," 58}'1 Boheim. '"The first ligw"e doea not wish to face a problem. - "The .econd figure-juat aa dangerou..-iJ aware of the problem , but he accepta Jt and the consequences," he continues. A graduate of local tchoola and Cal Stata, Lone Beacb, the Newport Beaclt Post Office mail clerk uys lOD Mart give1 him mll'ly ldeaa MW. "I have a whole 1erit1 of caftoona with this type of theme and with the hope that people will .hear themstlvu thinking the way they do and will change," he concludes. He enttred his Ecopout atrip in the People'• Response on a Better Environment (PROBE) Eco-Art Contest at USC, taking first prize r:ecenily in Its ecology leCti<l:I. Rusty muffien, broken do 111 , matbanger sculpturta of_ doomed wildllle species and uaable Items made of recycled jW1k were diaplayed In the PROBE conteat'• waste cattaory. Ken and Susi Bobeim-aa a n environment a n d ecofogy.COf'llCioua couple-art certain to e.njoy the firat prize. Airline tickelt to lovely Like Tahoe, where the air ts clear, although other types of pollaUon are encountered. c school• Onlllclolly IO Ibey will be W1Abl1 to do a decent job. Calif~!& for example. he aald, which has one of the hlahest per capita incomes In the nation, now &pends '40 lesa than the natlonal average per child for public achoob. Callfomla abo ha1 one of the worat pupil-teacher ratioa. ''The atrateay 11 clear," Rees warMd,. .. "Slarve the ochools of adequata fundlo&: and then blame them fot produc1na less; than perfect results." I';. !\tea urged the council deleplel lo pass by-laws aimed at reorganliing UJ9\ CJ' A plus a dues increase "to make thi" association the strongest 1tat.e teachertf associaUon in the naUon." .. ' - Six-member Jury Acquits ~ " Bottomless Bar Operator .: Sugar Shack operator Mary J o Jennings wu cleared Friday of charges that ahe persuaded two of her waitresses at the bottomless Loe Alamitoa tavern to contribute false atatementa in support of an applicaUon for federal court action baiting arresb at the bar. The first six-member jury in Orange County Superior Coort hiatory took less than two houn ta flle back into Judge Samuel Dreizen'a coort.room and clear thr sbapely blonde who 1lartad the trW U I redhead. Dllmissed by the panel aft.er a three-- day trial were chara:u of tollclUng false evidence, subornaUon of perjury and forgery. Mn. Jenntnp, ii. denied from the wltne.s bo1 that she dicta~ otatementa filed With Loi Angeles federal court or that m.1or1ed bar emploz,..' algnatum:. - Defense attorpey RiweU Paraons balled the venlld 11 "onjy fair and Jui!" and Predicted tneruitng ..,. of tho •ix· memb!r jury throughout CalUornia. The defender of corivlcted kJUer Slrham · B. Sirhan aald Iba JennlnJI trial wtll aerve as • precedent "and will convince many judges and 11wyer1 Uiat both time and court costa are goiq to be aavtd by the l!lmaller juries." Mra. Jennings faces further court acUon on a number of lewd cmduct and obscenity chargea 1temmin1 from her appearancea u an unclothed entertainer at the IM Alamttot bar. She waa Bail Rejected For Policeman Slaying Suspect Ball wu refuJed Friday In tho lirll Orange County Superior C o u r t appearance of a Im Angela police officer accused of the murder of a leUow patron outaidf: a Huntfnaton Beach bar. Judga Byron H. McMillan rejected ddenae attorney Ron Owen'• plea for freedom for Cllltoo J. Schuue, 28, of M72 Rodgers Drive, HunUngton Beach, and ordered the Loa Angeles patrolman to face arraignment April 23. Schuue Is accused of the tilling Mlf'Cb ts of Mark A. Rodgen, 29, of Buena Park, in a 1hooling aaJd to have been lrlgered by Schuue'a attompt to feed an unll&hted cigarette to a doa. Inside tbl bar. ' Wltneue1 In SchUNe'I munldpal court bearloJ tetUffed that SchuSle lhot Rodgert outalde the Swinler alter Illa alleged vlcUm and ttveraJ other patrons objected to hia tttatmhlt of the aitlmal. Judga McMlllan ordered SChWSIB'I confinement In Fullerton dty Jail for Iha officer'• protection lnlm Orlllle County Jill lnmatea. re«nUy aentanced to 90 days In jail .. ldenUcal dlaJ'IU and the aentence IJ beinl •layed pending bearinl fl an appeal. "I'm very happy," abe aald Friday. "There was no evidence to juatl.lf thla: charge and the jw-y AW that." She declined to comment on her fut.uNi or that of the bar, recently cloaed after the Los Alamitos city council condemned the type of eote'talnwnt of(eftd there. Viejo Resident Sentencing Set In. Grand Thef.t A Miulon Viejo aC<Olllllaot who admitted that he embeuled mora than $100;000 from a Newport Be a c b electronics ttrm wlll be aentenced 1n Orange County Superior Court July 29 on the grand theft conviction. Judge Byron K. Mcllllllan set that data Friday for James Edward Dl!ch, •t. of 21962 vi. Del Norte Iller calling for a probation department report on tho former controller of Applied Digital Syllema, 3811 Campua Drive. Dlacb la free on ball. Iliad> admitted lo munlclpal court that be embenied an """°'tad ft04,ooo from the Newport flnn bttweeo October ol 1111 and Januafy of lr71. ·He faces a poulblt 1tat. prlJoo term (If ... to 10 , ..... Applied Digital bas aued the Bank of America and the firm's audJton, Arthur Allderaen IDd Company of Santa Ana lor nearly ft million. The SUperlcir Court civil action accusea both defendanta of negugent b.,tness pradlces and !allure to spot Diach'a forgeriq"lnd def1Jc1Uons. Also awaiting trial In SuperloT Court Is a dvll action in which Applied Digital demands nearly $500,000 from Liz Reinders of L1J Reinden Personnel Agency, 4500 Campu1 Drive, Newport Beach. The firm accused Mn. Relnden of reeomrntnding a known felon to them U their comptroller deaplta the ltml'l lnalalence on "a man with flawleta record of honeaty and lntecrfty." 3 Newport Students~ On TV Quiz Program A trio of Newport Hmor lllgh &b\i!>J lcbolutlc whiaea will ba aeen tonight cin "It'a .Academic" • KNBC Qiannet j teenage quit ahow. Jim currle. Stave KopAntf and Sbnn -tie will competa with lama !r"fl Biabop Amat and Pallaades blgh ICbodll In the $ p.m. videotaped praontaUon. ". A! far as the prisoners are concerned, Nixon said, "We have some cards to play ••• and we are going to play ~ right to the hilt." From PGfJe 1 BOWKER ••• New Chotiner Trial Vetoed "We have the responsibllHy, aa long 11 there ls one American bell!g held prisoner by North Vietnam, to have some incen-_ tlve on our side to get that man releas-' ed." Nixon said. "And that'• why we are going to retail that force until we get lt. and l think it will work In the end." Nlxan also: -said it was "just not accurate" to characterize Vice President Spiro T. Ag· new u an enemy of the frtir: prw. He said be could not quarrel with aome of Agnew's comments about the media. -Predicted 1971 will be a good eco- nomic year and 1972 a very gOOd ye11r and said he planned 10 chanae1 ln the ldmlnlstraUon economic "game plan ... -Said he expected no cba~es tn Americ.a1 policy toward Cuba "until Cub.a changes ita policy toward us.'' --Commented Illa admlnlllrallon don not ••parflbularly approve'' of I.be "'Com- munllt leaning" 1ovunment of CbRe but that Chlle'a llternal 1Uair1 art "tbeit business." 1n assiatant professor of statiJtiea. He was dean of the wliveralty's graduate division when he resigned In 11163 to take Ille CUNY chancellorship. During his eight years in Nnr York, CUNY grew from aeven c:oUea:es With 100,000 students to lfi collegea and 200,000 studentJ. Heyns bad aMOOnced hiJ rttlgnJtlon frnm the 147,000.a-y•ar Berkeley pool after suffering a heart att.ack.. Htyns lllld be doesn't think BoWUT wilt lace lbe kind of problema at Berke- ley campwi in turmoil with the Free Speedt P..iovement in 1965 and lattr with antiwar dtmon!trattons. "I think In 111 honesty that the Berke- ley Cflll(IUS It liable and hil preoccupo. Uon ls not ~goin~ to bt Maintaining an orderly conununity/'· aafd Heyns, who plat11 to return to the Univer1lty of Michl· pn as a poy<llolol)' pN>fesaor. , ' Ex-wife of Nixon's Former Aide Loses Court Bid ·, ' A move by Mimi ChoUoer for a new Orange County SUperlor Court trltl of her rece11Uy concluded dlvor<:e action 11atn11 former White llOUN aide MUJTay Cbotloer wu rejected Friday by Judie J>anwel Drelien. Judge ~tun denied Newport Beach attorney Bernard 1Mkle'1 mo t lo n , principally bued oo the argument that Cbotlner had left President Richard NIJ"on'a terVlce alnce conclutlon bf tr.e trial and that hiJ flnao<lal •ltuadon waa thus conalderably Improved. Lecklo told Judga ~ CboUner ll'Uptod Into a acallllng :JO. minute attack of the Newport lawyer and l'lls ellent -that Cbotiner'a former 138,000 aalaiy ..., ba substanttall1 tnaeaJed !'ow that the Proaldent'a former chief c:ounael bad entared the prtvata practloa of law In Wublngton, D.C. Judp ~Jun ordered Cbolloer to pay his wtfe '150 a montll for a year from laal Feb. I and <rdmd the couple to sbare .-of the .... 11 lllltd dutlllg the tr11l 11 community prqwty. :rhat rullnl, Leckie told Judge ~Jun, WU ba"'4 on the ll·y<AMld CboUnlr'1 former sallr)' and be lodloated that the veteron lawyer and Iona-Ume Rlp<Jl>llJ:sn 11atwart could be crderad to cootrlbute a titUe mo<o to the support of the 44-yur- old r..-model who became bla wile on Chrl1trnaa Doy, 11111. Leckie uftd dm1n1 the trial 11111 Clothier be ordered to aupporl his u ·wll• IOT the first lour )'tll'I alter dlaaolutlo bf the marriage. Cbotloer bluted the move fl Leet!• and Mn: Chotiner htday JI a ''umnlllpted 1all" and ba cooilemDld the ·lllinc of Ledde'1 rDOllon for a oew trial aa "what 100'd expect trom-a layman and not from I lawyer.'' He agoln mnloded Jodge Drelzm• If the presa <"11ereoce btld by ""11 Cbotlner btlore the ora111e County trtll and "\be prlnUo1 lhraugllout the Udlled 'States .or her venton ol tho breaku;'al our marrlaie. •1" "'l'hb: ciae has 1ooe on too Jonc/.__..W told Judge DrtlRn. "Deny thlt ~ arid atop th~ llOllltllll devlMcl by a dlilit aided and abtlltd by her la'fiyar." " Judge DrelJeo denied Iba mottm. • • •• 1 • - J I f OAJLY PILOT s1wn111, ..,,111, nn . £1ture1a S•rvet1 Pulpit and Pew Priests ·Endorse The Cllv<b of Rt1J&loa1 Sduco ol Bulfqloll Btacb, mtettna at the Wom.a.a'a Club, 00 1/llh St., holds Sundly ltMC111t 10:~ 1.m. Tbe lt110D-aermon al all QrflUaa Sciel<t Cl>urch6 will be ''Doctrine or A~t."' Coast dlUrches and &eNJct Umes include: Flrlt Cwreh of Christ, Sdenlilt. 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa. 9: 15 and 11 1.m.; First Olurch a{ Christ, Scientist. 11th and 0 t i v e , Huntington Beach. 9:30 and II 1.m.; First Church or Olrist, Sdentlsl, 3303 via L i d o • NewPort Beach; S e c o n d Cbureb of Christ, Scientist, 3100 .Pacifk: Vlew Drive, Corona de.I Mar, 10 a.m. Sunday servictS at t'brist LllMnn C:lurdi, 760 Victoria St., CMta Mesa, include a 1ermon enUtJed • • W h a t • s Ufe?" Services are at 8:15 and 11 a.m. with SUnd1y ICbool at t:30 a.m. Newport Uru~ Church, meeting at the senior Citizens Bull4in1, 15th and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, hold! services at 10 and 11 :15 a.m. Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger will speak on ''Times -0r Refreshing." s.tatJame1 Epitcop•I Onareb, 3209 Via L i d e • Newport Beacb, will celebrate tht Second Sunday i n Eastertide with two service.. of Holy communion at 7:30 1.m. aod at 11 1.m., aod one service of morning prayer at 9 a .m . Father Har Ian Corkendall will preach at the 7:30 service. At the later services, lbe: Cantata "The Way to Emmaus" by \Veinberger in place of a sermon. Cbureh school classes will be conducted, as usual, at 9 a.m. The junior high school religion class wUI begin a unit of classes on the theme ''New Life and the Counter CUlture." "Crosses and Dead Ends" will be the sermon at Fairview Baptist Church, 2525 Fairview Road, Costa Me:ia. at the 10 a.m. service. An old-fashioned hymn sing will be held at 7:30 p.m. Speaking on one of the major problems of our day, Rev. Paul Friedman will bring an interesting and it'lformative message at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. 2987 Mesa Verde Dr., on Sunday at the a and ll a.m. worship services. Recent reports indicate that 1pproxlm1tely twenty percent of the oaUonal narcetic pioblem exlst& la the Slate of California, and that St).itbtrn cautorn!a is rapldly emucinr as the ·number ~ ~Uc problem arta in !be natloo. '!be 1ptaker w JI J be representing the. Narc o t l c Educatlooal Foundation of America which has been Jocated and active in the LM Angeles area for ever 25 year!. Included in t h e presentation will be a twenty minute IOUJ\d film enUUed "Narcatics: Why No~" during the Sunday school hour at 9;30. Tbe public is cordially invited to attend t h i s presentation. ''Where Rave All t h e f1owers Gone?" is the S!rmon title for Sunday, chosen by Doo A. Bassett, minister of the Newport Center Ulllted servicts are held each Sunday Methodist Cbarcb. T w o -9:30 a.m. at the Balboa Island Church, 115 Agate Avenue, and 11:15 a.m. aL SL Michael.& and Ali Angels Episcopal Church, P a c i f i c View Drive and Marguerite, Corona de! Mar. There will be Church Schoo~t both times. Family nigh · I be held at the J s la ocalion, Wednesday at 6:30 p . m. 'Tentative plans arl! for the youth Fellowship to present the program. On Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard. minister of the Cburcb of Religious Science, 2006% Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, will 8POtli at both MrVlcts, t and II a..m. on lhe subject, .. Ef!ect..ive .Prayu .'" Dw1na ~ 9 1.m. 1ervke only UtChen trained In rellci.., IClcnce IUt dllrce •of cllildrtn of all Qta lhtwgb the hlah sdlool Ytart. 'Ille Oiurcb of ~Ucious Science ii •porllOl'tna Thtq'edey lectures .at Leilure World. 1t IO a.m. ln · Clubhou .. '!W9, din1nc "'""" I aod 4. Tbe.1e 1ect1na art open to the public, free of cbarge. Special Taik Good Vibrations , a nine member g06peJ folk singin&· Rev. Don B. Rood, instrumental group from Biola western secretary of College, will appear this The Pocket Testament Sunday al s p.m. at League, will speak at HuUapoa.Valley Ba pt I 1 t the Ce n l r a J Bible Church, 9779 Starfish Ave., Church, 23rd and O.r- 1',ounta.in Valley, as.part of a ange, Costa Mesa, dur· sPecial Teen Night Program. inf the 7 p.m. service The Good VibraUons arl! in Sunday. Following the demand in Southen California evening service, the and have appeared i n well·tr"aveJed minister churcheJ of all denominations will meet With the high and at youth rallies, banquets, school youth group. and music festivalJ. Tbe.y ------"-.:.... __ mingle the "Big sound" of contemporary rhythm with a soul message styled especially for youth. Everyone is welcome and admission is free . Tbe ~teu Verde United Method.lat Cburcb, 1701 Baker Street, Costa-Mesa, will have two Sunday morning worship services at t and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer has selected as his sermon topic "Putting We on Center." The Church achoo! will meet at 9 a.m. for nursery through hlgh achoo!, and at 10 :30 a.m. for nunery through siJth grade. The Junior High Uni I e d Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. the church will host ttlt: Voices of Jerusalem in an hour-long concert al fantastic gospel singing. "Reach Ior tM Stars" is the title of tbe senn~ecture to be given by the Rev. Albert Burke to the members and euests ot the Cb~ or Gue•t Speak~ The Rev. Roy 8. Sev- erance, director of de- velopment for missions to'lhe Cumberland pro- jects of the of t b e United Methodist Church in Kentucky, will speak and show slides at the Mesa Verde United Metho- dist Church, 1701 Bak· er St., Costa Mesa, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Relilif>us ScieDCe of Newport Beach tbl! Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Ebell Club, 515 w. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Sunday school mt.els at the same hour. A social hour !allows. Accredited classes are being held by Rev. Burke ln the Conference Room of the Oakwood Garden Apartments, 1700 16th Streel, NeW}Klrt Beach oo Tuesday a n d Thursday evenings at I p.m. First year meets on Tuesday. (Stt PULPIT, Pase ll Option to Marry I WASlllNGTON <UPn -'\'wo lllm)'I of lht 111,tloo'• Boman CatboUe p r I e • t s .. velle!f today moot of lhtm believe they should be free. to marry although most of lbe:m would not even if they had the right. The 111<1/&I probl'"11 that pri~ta face, according to the surveys, are those connected with the authority of the church and their o w n 1onellness. Ou the whole, the surveys found, priest.I are much like other men -i.n emotloftal maturity and In job performance. The., surveys found '1no evidence that the CathoUc priesthood is in a state ol collapse or even near collapse." 1be survey. were ftleased today by tht U.S. Catholic Conference. 'Ibey will be presented formally to the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, w h i c h authorized them, al I h e Bishops' meetiltg in Detroit April Ul.. One study was called "the most exhaustive sociological study of U.S. Roman Catholic priests in history." It was done by the National Opinion Research Center at t h e Univers.ity of Chicago on the basis of a survey cf S,200 active priests and 800 priests who have resigned. The other study was carried out by the psychology departmeJtt of L • '! o I a Univenity tn Cbicqo undtt the dln!ctlon ol Fr. ~ Kennedy. It was baled on in· depth psychological interviews with 513 priests. Tbe sociological rtudy showed that of the J)l'ieals between 26 and ~. as percent erpect a change in the law of celibacy and 76 percent expect that cllange within 10 years. In contrast, oAly 3$ perCMt of tne priests over 55 u:ped a change, in the traditional church ban on marriage by prie!ls. But only one-fifth of the diocesan priests and one-tenth of lhe religious priests said they would marry if they coo Id. The studies also said: "There seemt little ruson to doubt that support among the cle-gy for the church's teaching on birth control and divorce is waning, the change in birth control attitudes can be documented by our data, and the position on divorce is remarkably different Irt1m the traditional 011e. - "On the other hand. there is little evidence of a change In position on either premarital sex or abortion. though the younger clergy ere somewhat more sympathetic to premarilal se1 and a substantial segment of priests think that the abartion I.mi~ ought le. be carefully investigated." ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fift••nth •nd Monrovia, N•wport Beach l:OD ,.,., ,.,... .. W.nlllp 11:00 •.m. "JESUS IS }HE MESSIAH" Arth111r 19'1, GNlt L.., Ml11ltt9t IMr. K•h 1111 rlCelltty llMll Ill"'"" "' "'9 K1t11ry11 K ... llMll """' f :41 111.M. l11IHl•Y Sekel .... Akox H1111ter, lllf9f'1M ,_,_, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHll OP THI MOTHll CHUICH THI PllST CHUICH 0, CHllST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms "DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT" FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntin9ton Beach M•r11i~9 Wor1h;p • , , .•.• , ••.• .•.•••. l :lO I 11 :00 •.m. 1 'School •••••• , , 9:•5 1.m. th Group' •• , , , • 6:00 p.m, ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18112 Culver Drive University Park, Irvine 1..,. M~ H. H~•" S-.l•Y Sch•el-t:OO A.M. G111ftilr S.Vk• -9:0D A.M. Family S..-.k• -I0:3D A.M. 131°1211 N•rMrY C•,. lll·J241 A Cordial Welcome from Or.--...o.--. .. ui. SUNDAY, APRIL 11TH E ... 111int Wonhiri •.•• 7!00 p.m, Mu....,..,. ti,. OthldM 11 111 Mrvlat Office: J».:astf Olel O.volilll ~ THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST · ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Co1t1 MeM-54&.3761 k•"· l. W. Phillip• t :JO AM-CHUlCH SCHOOL 11:11 AM-hater PlllHlpt ... hit "INDISTRUCTllLr" 7:00 P.M.-lrt. Dcrte Mfttkll '"T HI Lll.DllUHIP 0, CHlllT"' Coate Meu-.Fir1t Church of Chir1t, Sclentl1t 2111-M .... Ye .. Or .• C.hl M.,. S.•4cy Sc"-'-9:11 A.M. Cllun::• s....tc.-11:00 A.M. '-.... a-rt119 ..... 2110 M ... ,.,. Dr. '-....., Huntln9ton a.ach-Firat Church of Christ, Scientist M a. Oii••• Hntlllft" IMtti S.IMhy kllool -t :lD & 11 :OD A.M. Cll111n::ll-t :JD I 11 :00 A.M. IOMll11t """' -221 M•I~ S•. Seventh·Day Adventist Church 271 A•octtd• St .. C11hl M•• .Hlt11 SIYwrn•lre, ,.,.,_,. """"'' ..._.,,. S1•b1th S,hool • , . • t:lll 111."'- M•1nin9 Wor1hip • , ll:DO •·IL Pr•y1r Me•ti119 Wed., 7:10 ''"'' COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE W•nhl, -10 A.M. Ch11rc:h Sc:h11l -IO A.M. NEWPORT CENTER W•rst.lp-11 :11 A.M. .. !it. MldtMh 1,1 •• ,.1 C11111~li M...,111...tt. lllt f'llldflc Vl•w Dr. C.raM Ml M•r Ph1M: 675.0950 Colle Me•• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I H1rbor 11 .. d. Hunlin')lo11 l11ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1111 17th St. 516-3517 5,,....;,11-t:l!i 110,10 Mu,..erv C•rt AU Morning Church School -9:15 Hu11fi119lo11 l•1ch -Nort!i Nn""'°M .. P.,.Scftfft-.A ... JY, ......... :30 111& t9 l;JD p.111. "'-• 44a.232J Newport Beach-First Church of Chrl1t, Scientist JJOJ VI• Li41, N_,•rt IMdi Cll111rdi I S11M1.., kllo.r -t :11 & 11 :Dt A.M. l ... lot lo•m, 1111 VI• Ude 644. 7400 Chu•th Wor1hip -9:10 I 11 Church Sd101I -9:)0 541-7727 COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH •6•2 Heil A"'· 142-44•1 Wonhip I Chu1ch Sd11of t I 10:10 A.M. HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mesa 141-4704 V. L. MaJITWICK. f'lltlf' ltOal!llT I . 1111'1•, JIM llNOll"'fOM. Ml11l•"r If IMllloll Mllllll11 .. Ylltllll CAil GINTJIY, Mlnhtll' " Mulk ri -SUNDA T SERYICU - 9141 A.M-s11111f•Y Sclleol 1D:ID A.M-M•Hllfll Wor1lllp l••11pllst J" N•ly 7:00 P.M.-f_ .. ,., S.rvk9 IM .... llJt JH NMlr COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1',.Sc!IRI -Killdlrttr!lfl -lllm11111r, -Cllllol CAr1 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ISO HAMILTON, CO~TA MISA GfG"-Gf 1(0Ull, 1'11111 S111Mf•v Sc:ho•r. •• • • • t :45 Tr1i11i11g U11lo11 ••••••• , 5:00 M•t11l111 Wo,.~ip •••• 11 :OD f,..111i"t Wot1hip •••••••• 6:00 W1'1111111~1y P11y1• M11ti119 for 11! 19e1 • , •.••• , • , .••• , , 7:JO no. 642°9111 N111rMry Always A'NH•ltl• UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2212 S. I. PALISADIS IOA.D SANTA ANA HllGHTI IUMOAY ICHOOL ..... . . .... .. .... , ,. • t •U AM MOJIMIM• WOlllHI" ... . • . .... · .. , .••• 11·, .. ..,·M· n&JON• WOlllNll' . . ............. , 7:11 .. M: MIDWll!K SaJtVtCI! WIONl$0t.Y , , • ., 7·• f' M. JllY. Wfflb ,, Cll"t'ke . . Cllurtll . PtllM 14$-M71 Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 11 DD PHlfk YI-Dt., c.,..._ 491 M• Cll11rd • s.Mey Sci...1-11:00 A.M: a..tr_, leoN -JJOO.I c ..... Hwy-. All art cordially invited to attend the church 1ervict.f and enjoy tht privikgt1 of the Readi'ng Rooms Chlld CaN PTe91M AT ALL SllVICIS 'O, NEWPOaT llACH-fDIKlpl•) M•tlllf lt .. 111l•rlr Harp9t' 11Hte"l'9ry kh .. I 421 E. 11th St., C911hl M•1e Church School . . . . . . . 9:4!:i A.M. Morning Worship ..... 10:45 A.M. N11,...,,. C•N Ptewldff Phone' 642-2725 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy Neivport Unity lOlllN D. l"LICKINGEll, Ml11l1lw Dn.tl•11•I SMYK.-1D A.M. • 11 :11 A.M. Sund1y School for 111 19et -1:45 A.M. 1 ltli u4 ll'Tf .. , N•wpOff IHc• Offlta -'46-1111 DIAL0A·PlAYll '41·Dl3t THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH WelcorTM• You. ST. JAMES. 1209 Yle Uff, N .. ,.tt .._. 7:JO A.M. -H•ly l1111h•titt 9:0D A.M. -F.111Uy Went.Ip 11 :DO A.Ill!. -Altantete Hely Ce111111u11law ' Menihtt ,,.,... Mlll0 Wffk H•ly C•ml9l1111 ... H~I .. s.m, •• TH9dey-10:30 A.M. Wedllftd•r-t :OD P.M. Cllllll C• .. lllt 9;00 A.M. \) n. In. J•h11 ... AW, II, INN' -Pl'l•111 : •1s.021a ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. h•d•n 7:lD • t :JO Cll•rc• Sc11 .. 1 -t :JI Thtnffeys; •:ll I II•·"'·: H•ly hyt es ••effflc:atl Yk111t, n. In. JaM W. ~ -,.._,.. 141oll2' Co1!1 Me1e Nor+h MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M11t V1rd1 & liker St. 54f·l71t WoP1hip I Clunc:h School 9:00 & IO ;lO A.M. Fou11t1•11 V1ll1v FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11215 lu1h1rd ••2·1593 Wor1hip I Churd1 School f :JO A.M. f...,i11e -E11t 11uff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH IJJ.t2JJ tt422 Culv•r Jl:11oiil •I Vnl ... 1ulty Dr1vl Worthip I Church Sc:h•-1 t I 10:30 A.M. l19~n• l11d• METHODIST CHURCH 21612 W11ley Drlw1 In So\ITn L-V\11'1• Wonhi" end Church Schcol -10 A.M. 499.1011 N1wporl le•c.h CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. 81lbo1 l lwd. •7J.JIO§ Werthip-9:J O A.M. Clturch School-9:10 I 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas NEWPORT HARBOR Christ Church Presbyterian CHURCH 0 F C·H RI 5 T LUTHERAN CHURCH '"" M.,,.11• '""' .,,,., "'-'" -• LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER ln. ""'" L ••....., •-• 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA 791 Oov•r Or. LI 8-36) I l 11llti•Y Wert.hip: t :lD A.M. t•111rc• Set.Ml: 10:41 A.M. 2900 Pacilic 'Vi•w Dr. Offiu: 20112 M9911ell• St. Pll•": tll-4t4D FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ef .. 11111tel• Y•l'-Y '"-"" ...... lltfl MetllOll•....,SI• .... '-••r.111 Y•fl-r .. ,..,... Heritor u4 ,..lrri•w lite'"· J•m•• G. 1101111, Corona clel M•r Ch h f h C FIRST CHRISTIAN su•o•r MOPNING mLe s.ruor . . . .. .. .. .. ... ''" •.M. ""~ DR WILLIAM R ELLER urc o t e ovenant SUNOA"t' MORNING WOJl:SHJP & COMMUNION ,, 10:41 A.M. TN It•'· 1•111•14 WlllN, • • .2110 '-llYl1w lee4, C"te Me111 CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING WORSHI P , •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• • 6:01 ,.M. Anht•"' l'•lt•t Phone 644-2664 lf'llc:• A. l111rri., 1'•11., Victori• & Pl•centia Av•. ~EDNESDAY ~VENING lllLE STUDY •• , •• ,.,.,.. 7:1t P'.M, E1rlv Wen~ill 1:00 1.111• 1•114.., W1m.1,: t :JO A.M. Cll111~ll kll .. I: 9:41 A.M. .... D ... Hen ... Ml11ltNr M•r11ifl9 W•rih;f' l:lO l 11 1.1'!, Su1141y Sch•ol •••••• f iJO •·"'· l••11l11t S•tvic1 ••• , •:OD p.m, Y1utft Ct>1i1 •••••••• 7:15 p.m. Y~tt. M••tl119, , .•• 1:00 p.1'!. Co,ta M•i• NUasraY CAii PaOYIDID Ch1illi1n Educ1tien 9:11 1.m. t :OI A.M. h111llr W•nhlp PheM:~5•M304 J•'"' 1. ,.~, w. w111t H9t,1 ... 011 J•ll" ...... re Fett;., Worihip 10:1o •.m. 1o:D1 .t..M. s1111Mr c11.rc1r1 Community Pres rian Church MIRllt1r Mi11itter Mu1ic1I Directe r Nursery Cart Available klteel 11 loffW McH11tll 4 ,.,...t AY9flllf, lep"" IHcti T1U111 Ml•fltll' Phone: 6Uolltl D•r or Ni1ht WELCOME 11 :GO A.M. ,....1 .. Wen111, Dr. D.11 .. A. T111""', , • ..., t " -11~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11==;;=~;=;=:;;;;~~~~~~;=~~;;:;:==~111 S•lt4tiy W1nlll,: 1:45 • t :JD • 11 A.Ill!. O•rcll Sc"-el: 9:JO ••·~ •II• .. ··•· . l :M •·'"· 811>J9 kfW ....... f:M 1.m, -aO:-aC--,.,.,--.'-"'=ii";'''-4'-'l'i4:_:-7~11:::1:....--..,=-~--s.~~:'" · ~''1 :2: FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH c H R Is T L u THE RA N c H u R c H St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Nur.St'l/ Cart Providtd Mi11ouri Synod '" St. AINfre'lrl • ...,, N•.,ert 11..cli • .... 77 2S01 CLIFF DllYI. NIWPOIT llACM 760 Ylctarlli Sf., C..• MHe C"-t"' H ... bert D1"'911flel4. P'eftr QIN c.r. .. en krtkn '142.2421 . I 141•6341 Lo,._ V. T•n19w, r .... , W•rtlllp & Cfri111rcll kli••I: a, 9:31111 A.M. A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU 140•1404 ,.,,., '"·7147 CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd StrHt at Orange, Co1ta Meaa -S4a.S303 SuM•y Sc:lioel 111d W•nh!p •••••••••• t :OD 1PMI ID,JO 1.111, S•-"'•'f fw•11l11t Wer.hip , •••• , •• , ··~ ••. ,., ••••• 7:0D P·""• Wt4111Ml1y l llil1 St..,4y eMI Pr•>t•r ••••• , , ••••.•• 7:00 p.111.. All II •• , I .. •f Uwftll wfn lll>le '-'ill11t Mlthtrf EYE WITNESS ACCOUNT , of JESUS RESURRECTION Dr. Walter Pegg, Pastor Wtrlhl• s...vrn1: •·u ' " A.M. sun.in k.Nel· •=• AM. St Marie I' b • Chu SuMcy Sc.ti..i-9:41 A.M. w.,..,, _ ,, A.M.• 7 '·""· CHllSTIAN IUM1~:.~111s'C:HOOL':• ... M, 141"''' • res yterian rch ~NE tftUS eu~UNllY @JJUReJt ·TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL "'fllftll Ill.cir Orf,.. 1,,. Amiri! Otl\ot 1-Modi ~ "' .--... c.e-... ,,.., $•n oi-,,_,, 11 c111.....,1 1wt11 ,. l o 1 C'""""'' Or.1 11-thl 11 Twtl1 lt!Q Ori.._ PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M ... 't'-* DrlM & Wer Straet, C.S.. M .. , C.tlt. ANOl&W e. ANOERSOH, ltttor &.llOd.., ~: t :lS -Morllll'lll Wlll'lllll11: I :• Mii II:• l'rl11e1 ef P1111 L.th•1111 $c:h1ol -Min Eitll11 011111, Pri11ciptl Oflic:1 Pho111: 14,·0511 s,heol l'll1ne: l~f·Ol'l CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Caner "-""" & lfttWttff Driww, C..... •1 M111t Jol!IM GrelNIM •tit. ,_,., Wenlllp & 01reti ScllMI -9 • 10:JI A.M. ...... : 64\-1141 \~ IJJ SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Ulfll SUNDAY ••• •• •••••• •••• •••• ,, ••••••••••• 10:00 AM ,.OPHICllS IN RMLAflON •.•••..•..... , WID,. 7:JO PM ""· aJcll s.. ....... '-* 9:30 A.M. Sunday Sc11oal f0< oH .... .. ... ........, ~ harbor reform temple C:OAST BIBLE CHURCH MA•CO POUTll .II. H1, IAH ""AN CAPllTUNO '9J·1fff 4ff-INI I JM407 -\ It :00 A.M. Maml .. W .... lp HUlll•tY CAJll f'IOYIOaD AT IOTM NOU•I ,.,. llllw1Mtl9il CAillnrlll11t °""' ~ Cllll l»-1"1 THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY AffUl•I .. wllll 1M l ... rhf .....,_ ~ ~ I i'rit"'"' Cllufc• " 1.1111111 c~ ... c-1111i.111r1 k lflKI, L•I A•••l•1 IUHDAY llJIVl(I !ti• ~. Ml11ltttr , , AIWI l utlo.t, JI.IC: r:, THI lllLL cr..u• or NIWf'OIT lfAClf Ill •ti .. a1~ .. lit• AAll1 llRNARD P', KllllG .,.. ~ mettinv ar St. Je"* Episcopal Church o 3209 Vii Lido. Ntwport Btttl't for lnlonnetion: C1U &7~7230 ' •• l • S1Wn111, A"" 17, If/I S DAILY "11.0T a Americans End Historic W ee·k in Red Chin~ • HONG KONG (UPI) -A U.S. t1ble lellnis team rtWrned today from eom. muni3t China, ending an hi!ioric weQ:. .Jong visit that brouaht Sillo-Amlrlcaa rel1tionl out of• U.yeaf'.Old deep treu.e. A ·rew members were exhilarated. •t what. the though" o1 Mao r ... Tung had wrought Some were dlpreued ac what they saw. Premier Chou En-Lal reeelved the group in Peklng and saJd the vlslt had opened 1 "new page" in relaUons be- tween the two COUritries. Tbejrs was the first such group vJ.slt lo Red OUna •lnce the Communiat.s drove Generalis- Newport Aide Sees Air Cal Flight Okay Dennis O'Nelll, asslltanf city attorney for Newport Bt.,ch gald today he believe• Air Calilornia "stands an e~llent chance" of being awarded routes frta Orange County to Sacramento. Hearings before 1 Public Utilitiu Commission examiner have been held this week in San Francisco. Air Cal general manager Robert Clifford said today if approved, the route will not mean additional flight! out of Orange County Airport. "We will merely extend our existing San Jose service through to Sacramento," he said. O'Neill appeared for the city on Monday to register opposition to the addition of any Oigbls to Orange COOrrty Airport . He said there was quite a bit of testimony from cities i.n Orange County as well u the county chamber of commerce as to the need of a route to Sacramento. CUrrently people wishing to fly out cf Orange County must either Dy to Los Angel~ and get 1 direct flight to Sacramento. <.-Oy from Santa Ana to the bay area and then get a CQnnecting flight. "Judging from the testimony in favor cf these flighU . I'd say Air Cal stands an excellent chance of getting lhe route," O'Neill said. "But we want the people of Newport Beach to know that we were there representing their interests." CliffOrd said the examiner w i 11 probably close the hearing this afternoon, and send his opinion on to the PUC in about three months. He said Ibey expect 1 final decision from the commi.ss.ioo a month aft.er that. "At the moment we are i u 1 t contemplating the extension of the San Jose fllgha." he said, "but if UWe is the need we will put in up to twtt'non-st.ap flighU a day , and take rot two flighU to somewhere elst so we won't be adding flights out of Santa Ana." Pomona Welder Se1it to Chino A 91).day diagnostic study in the state's Chino facility was ordered Friday for a Pomona welder who admitted he leaped through a plate glass window at his wife's Costa Mesa apartment to attack her and her boy friend. Orange County Superior Court Judge Byron K. McMillan ardtred the tesls before taking action on Roy Donald Jarrad's plea cf guilty to chargu of assault with a deadly weapon. Jarrard, 26, was arrested Jan. 3 after- he allegedly gmuhe(f the window at the apartment of Mrs. Diana Jarrad, 2S, 707 W. 18th Sl., and slashed her and Milton at the W. May, 40, of Huntington Beach, 'Nilh a broken beer botUe. Both viclims have since recovered from their injwia. DAILY PILOT Ne ......... .__ c..-" ............ -·-.. a, re ov.No1 COAIT "117.llHIMGI COM,AH't l eMtf H. w.-P~t w PulllliW Ja1k k. C11rfa'( .. Vic.II PNlcMnt 11'4 OWNI ~ n ... , r • ..,n ....... l••••• A. M11r.tllAe Mt!Wllir. EAi ... c~.,1 .. H. LM• J.IPari '· N•ll Altll'9N ~ .,,. Offlc• Cata Mflr. -w.t .. ,, ltrM H......., '"'°' Jllid 111...,.,, .._,,......,.. LAI-••dll m l"-t A- H""lllll""' l tadl; 17111 latal 9"Mri &.it C""*"lt: af ...,_ al CM'*-11:•1 oln>o ChlonjKaJ-Sbelr from the malll.llld JDJID, and Chou lndlclttd II would not be tbe: last. • At almost the Nme t1me the Americana were relllruing to H ... llOll(, Pretldent Nixon waa telling a gitberln,g of Amerl· ca.n newspaper editors la Wasbfqton th1t he heped to be able lo viJit Oiinl some illy, but be llld dlp\ofnallc ..i .. tloos With Communlst Chlni were It.ill a Iona way orr. NfJon said it was u_p to Ina to tak• the nttt step in im)irOYiJJI. trade rela· lions With the United Stat.ea, a reference to action.s he took following the vls.it of ti!. p;., "°"' pl1yers lo llfl ..... or th• ' . Ionptandlna rutrlclloo "" lililt will! 11..s Cllloa. Wa&ilb!iton reports aid Ibo table t•Mlt vllll hid propted blm lo ... ped.ite thlt move • The invlt&liorl to the Americau to v1alt Cblna liurpriM and 1tunned Wublngton and the world. It was eztended at N• ya, Jlj)O, d\lrini 1n lotemational cJwn. piOllllllp wbUe the Pekin& players """ wlnnln( almost evtt')'lllln( •11!1 the Amer~ can.s were lOlin&. Tbe 8"te deportment laid the lnvfta. UoA wu given to one ol tbe olficlall on the U.S. f.eam and that the tum mem- bers decided to •cctPt. 1be pa&11ge:. tn tllelr peasparts forbiddina travel lo lied Away From lt All Vanda Mines and her son !.fichael peer down at their Mountlake, Ter· race, Wash., neighborhood from treehouse 35 feet high in the sky. The cozy structure was built by Vanda's husband as a ''get away" place for family and close friends. Ob yes, the structure has been ap- proved by the city building inspectors. r Laguna Beach Will Begin Greenbelt Eyents 1"Joµ.,ay Supporters of the Laguna Green-._, On Friday, SaFcdaY an4 Sunday belt have planned a leJ'ies of events evenln&s, the ' musical rev J e w r1t1ging from an ecology seminar to long· " agrins" will be presented in lhe distance bicycle rides during Greenbelt F ter'with proceeds going to the Week, which get& under way Monday. G nbelt I d. The Greenbelt campaign seeks lo Sunda Orange Co u n t y preserve as open spa«: all the canyons Whee , I y ride captain Diei: surrounding the Art Colony, but with Stein, w " i:fe for Greenbelt" over four Immediate special emphasis on ride cou nging from a abort local acquisition ot the 500-acre Sycamore Hills run to a M-· junket. parcel in Laguna canyon. About 100 members of the bicycle Thia land, called the keystone of the group are expected to con"erge on Greenbelt, has been placed on the market Lquna for the Greenbelt ride, Joining for $C million by the Great Lakes 'local riders who may join them at the Properties Corporation. lf the Greenbelt festival ground! at a a.m. organlz.aUon can raise sufficient money to buy the land, a Federal open space grant can be obtained to reimburse half the cost. During Greenbelt Week, open house will be held daily at Greenbelt headquarters, 216 Forest Ave. on the second fioor of the World Savings buildillg. A color film of the Greenbelt b)! Bill Vernor will be shown regularly to stimulate support of the drive to preserve the canyons. Throughout the week there will be 8i continuing aalt of worts by distinguished local artists who have donated examples of their painting and sculpture to assist the Greenbelt. At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Phil Rundel, professor of environmen"'I biology at UC Irvine, will lead an ecology seminar, complete with film and slides. l'rom Page l NIXON .•• portant. objectives are acNeved." He said the objectives were the release ol. American war priaoners and the abUily of the South Vietnamese "to develop the ca~cily to defeod themselves against a Communist takeover, not lhe JUre c ... pacity, but at least a chance." AA far as the prisoners art concerned, Nixon &aid, "We have some cards to play .•• and we are going to play them right to the hilt." "We have the responsibility, as Jong 11 there Is one'American bei1g held prisoner by North Vietnam, to have some incen- tive on our side to get that man releaa- ed," Nixon said. "And that'! why we are going to reta/1 that force until we get it, and I think it will work In the end.'• Nixon also: -Said It was "just not accurate., to characterize Vice President Splro T. Ag~ new as an e9emy of the free press. He 181d he C01.1ld not quarrel with some ol Agnew's comments about the meala . -Predi<ted 1171 will be I Sood eco. nomlc year Md 1972 a very good year and aakt he planned wo changes In the adminlstraUoo ~omic "1ame plan. '1 -Said he ei:pected no changu tn America• policy toward Cuba "untJI Cl.Iba changei Jt.s policy tow•rd u1." -Commented his adtnlniltraUon dOft not ''partk:ulatly approve" ot lhe "Com- munist leaning" tovtmment ot Chile but thlt Chlle'1 intttnal a1!1lr1 are "their businea." I Reagan Handed New Ultimatum SACRAMEN'I'O (UPI) -The Nixon Admini1tratio11. has warned Gov. Ronald Reagan once again to raise welfare pay. ments for needy children by June 30 or lose $708 million in federal aid.~ U.S. Health , Educatkl11. and Welfare of. ficials insist that a "summit meeting" between Reagan and President Nixon at San Clemente on April 2 did riot settle all the differences between Califorrua and the federal government. The Nl1on aM Reagan administrations have been battling in ttie courts fnd be- hind the scenes for months over wel· fare conformity. The issue involves the state's failure to comply with 1 federal Jaw that required a cosl-0f-livlng increase for welfare families as of July 1969. Tbe latest episode occurred Friday when HEW reaffirmed it& intention to cut off California's federal welfare aid unless the cost,.of.Uvlng increases are granted by June 30. HEW uld California Is the only state which haa not complied. .Reagan has promised to have "e.mer· gency" welfare confo rmity regulaU01a prepared by May I. l'rom Page l BOWKER •.• an &SltsWll profesa of staUst.lca. He was dean of the tmlvenlty'a graduate dlvislon when be resigned in 1M3 to take th• CUNY chancellorship. Outing his eight years in New York, CUNY grew from aeven colleges "1th 100,000 UuderQ to 16 colleges and 200,000 students. Heyne bad announced bis resianatlon from the $47 ,000.a·Yter Berkeley post aftt.r suffering a butt attack. Htyns said he doe$1l't ttifnk Bowker wUI foce the kind of problel!IJ at Berk .. ley campus ln turmoil with lhe Free SPHcfl Movement in 19'5 and rater with 11ntlwar "demonltri!UOJ\J. "I think In all hone•ty tf\at the Berke- ley campus 11 stable ind hi1 preoccupa- tion Is not (olng Co be maint.alnin.g an Ol"dfrly convnun1ty," aald lieyns, who plans to return to the Untv,rslty of Michi- gan as a psychology profe110r. • ' ' aunt were "redllnedl1 and they wut fn.i.eo. . Sborl!l allerwud Nlxoa Ufted the lrade roslrfcilons. The arri\'al today w11 from Croton whtie·-the Americans Attended a revolu• tfonary bi!Jtt and a final banqutt. There were handshakes, ahouta ol goodbye, a few tears u they boarded a train for the to-mlJe trl!» to the border, the quJct formality ot British customs and another U-mlle train ride atrou Ko\ftoo•. 'llley .. ,. fb1nr to Tolcyo lot<r lodoy. "Everybody ,.,.. •ocbanted by the lrip',>t Errol Reset of New Yori City liild, "But we a.re gi<:i:d to be back." His wUe. Oeroldlllt, aald. •iiu al 111 feel very aorrr fq ltive Chll\I. In foci, l cried when I left." · Gr1hlm Steephovea o1 ll<Uoit. Mich, l"del' of the Americaa ,de14tU"!', opole on behalf of the team mtntbtrt • .ne 11kt. •'we expreued our Wilbes JDlll)'' t1niea tblt the Chinese villt the Unll«l SI.it..." He aid diactw!Olll ... ~ I vhlt Wmo Uldet way and "I hope to. htar from them Jhortly." · On• ol thooe eihllar11«l 'by whit bl aaw wu John Taneelllll, fl, al MlddJ6. port, Oblo. who 11ld the Cb1nNe lffm happy and are. dolnC "a fantaaUc Job under their 1y1tem." •tt .... 111' MIO lboU&li, ~ ·~.llld. •1 WU! lo 10 ba,ck lo'lhe 1Jlli1ed Slll<l ud chani• our ••Y~ '' Be 4ld not eloborato. One ol -wllo .... deprtaed .... Olu Boluoez,JI, al Orludo, I'll, wllO ulcl !be VIII! •II .. q-and lt mijJll do Oilier Amirlcln y-~ aood lo 10 !her• ud ... llow aood lhe A.meriC1DJ .baVe .ft. , ' 41J WU I littlt de,,,...,.,. abf. llJd. "Tiit couOllyllde "" rtally daolato. They btv• bid iJO'tlty ~ All the bouoe.t ue very poor quality. I didn't aee any really lood: nelall~. 11 .... au the aame." Teachers Warned Sclwol Takeover by 'Expert,s' Seen PACIFIC GROVE -(BWI -Teachen •ere warned here Friday that they must act now politicaii~vent educaUon (rom being taken over by "supercfficieney ei:perts" lntereat.ed OlllY In the profit motive and not the education of children. All over the nation, warned Jack D. Rees, e1ecutive seeret.ary of the 173,00G- member California. Teachers Aasociatlon (CTA), some pr\iticians and their private industry cohorts see a g I o r I o u 1 opportllllfty to ·take over a $41 billion Industry (the public acbool system) and run It fw profi~ Reei declared, In a talk here to some 400 delegafM of the S"te Council Of Education, CTA'a policy makln( body: "This uuult on education by UleSe 1pedal lntue!*. IP'OOPS manifests lbelf in an ootpoutlng of phony paten! medicines claiming to cure the real a n d fundamental Illa d education. '"I'be8e patent medicines are called voucher systems, accountab illty, performance contracta:, wo !•Uure schools and a lot of other things." Ironically, he declared, many of the "superefficleney concepts" b e I n g proposed stem from the industrial and U.S. Department of Defense sectors. Yet we have the awful examples from these sectors of hundreds of thousands of automobiles being recalled due to defects and expenditwe overruns of our weapons systems upwards or 250 percent. "Sometimes I w o n de r what qualilicallonl such people have to teach \15 improved efficiency in running the public aeboola. r ew ecbool sysuma ~d survive cost over-runs not of 250 percent but of even 5 percent." He warned the teacher• that be)'ond the current attacb, the ehtmle.s of J)!Allc education ire also tryh11 to starve 01• $53,000 Grant For Laguna Bus Lines Revealed A $53,000 federal grant that w1ll pay two-thirds of the cost of upgrading the city-<1wned Laguna Beach bu& line has been approved by the Department of Transportation, Mi!yor Richard Goldber-& announced Frid11y. The grant will be used to help purchase four new 1>20 passenger buses which the city hopes can be placed in service by the aummer festival season. II the grant had not been approved in lime ftt)ermit purchase of the buses by summer, th.: city had contemplated renting trams ~ carry visitors from downtown parking lots to 'the festival grounds. Al Autry, administrative assistant to the elty manager, said that bid specifications are being speeded 10 that early delivery of the bu.sea can be obtained. ... The city took over the Laguna Transit Company in June of 1970 after the firm'• financial problems threatened suspension of the serv ice. Al that time rolling stock consised of three buaes, only two of which were operable. The line bu been kept funetionlng ori 1 limited basis pending approval or the federal grant to permit an $1Kl,IXX> upgrading project in the b'ans it service. · When the new ·:ehlcles are delivered, more ettenlive local service as well as service to adjac.t:it unincorporated areas b piaMed. acl!oola financially so they will be unabl1 lo do a decent job. Callfornla for example, he 11ld, which has one of the highest per capita incomta ln the nation, now spends ff(> Im than the national average per chlld for public tchools. California also has OM of the worst pupil-teacher ratios. '"lbe strategy ls cl!ar," It.eel warntd. "Starve the aeboola of adequat. fUncltDI , and then blame them for Prodocinl ~ than perfect resulta." Rees urpd Ille council dele1atea lo, pass by-laws aimed at reortanillna tbe CTA plus 1 dues 1ncrease "to make the a!iSOClation the strongest Ila.Ce teachers association in the nation." • I Six-member Jury Acquits · Bottomless Bar Operatoc · .. • Su.gar Shack operator Mary Jo Jenningii: war cleared Ftidarof .charge1 that she persuaded two of her wai~l!el at the bottomltM Los Alamitos tavern to contribute false statements in support of an application ror federal court acUon balling arrests at the bar. The first slx·member jury In Orange County Superior Coort history took Jeat than two hours to 1ile baci: into Judge Samuel Oteiun's courtroom and clear the shapely blonde wbo started the trial u a redhead. Dismissed by the panel aft.er I thrff. day trial were charges of 101iclting false evidence, subornation of perjury and forgery. Mrs. Jennings, 24, denied from the witness box that she dictated -statements filed wilb Los Anielea federal court or that obe lorae<f bor employeea' signatures. Delerue attorney RUIM:U Parsor>1 b,ailed the vudlct 11 ""'1y fitr ~ ,...i~ ind predicted lncrea*lnl UM ti the ... 1 member Jury lhro~~, CallfornJ1. The defender of conv!cttd ltUltr S1rharn B. Slman 11ld Ille Jennings trill will serve as a precedent "and will convince many judges and lawyers that both Um• and court costs are going to be saved by the smaJJer jurie.s." Mrs. JeMings faces furthtr court acUon on a number of lewd conduct and obteen1ty charges •temmJn.c from her appearances as an unclothed entertainer at the 1.-0S Alamitos bar. She waa Bail Rejected For Policeman Slaying Suspect Bail was refused Friday in the first Orange County Superior Co u r t appearance of a Los Angeles police officer accused of the murder of a fellow patron outside a Huntington Beach bar. Judge Byron H. McMiilan rejected defense attorney Ron Owen's plea fo r freedom for Clifton J. Schus.w, 26, ol 5672 Rodgers Drive, Huntington Beach, and ordered the Los An&eles palrolman lo face arraignment April 23. Schusse Is accused of the killing March JS cf Mark A. Rodgers. 29, of Buena Park, Jn a shooting aald to have been triggered by Schusse's attempt to feed an unllghttd cigarette to a dog inside lhe bar. Witnesses tn Sehusse's municipal court hearing testified that Schusse 1hot Rodgers outside the Swinger after hla alleged victim and aeveral other patrons objected to his treatment of the animal. Judge McMllJan ordered Schusse'• confinement ln Fullerton city Jail for the officer'• protection from Orange County Jail lrunatu. rmlly eentm:ed lo 90 uya In l.U .. identical charges and lbe sentenc. ia belnl stayed pending hewr of 111 appeal. "I'm very happy," &be aaid Jl"rlday. "There was no evidence lo ~ tbiJ charge and the juty aaw thal ... - Viejo Resident Sentencing . Set In Grand Theft A Minion Vlojo ll<OOllllt.lnt who admlu.d that be embeuled mora than •100,DOO from a Newport B ca c b electrolllca firm will be .. -In Oranae CollllY Suverlor Court Jull' 29 oa lbt rrand thiR oonvldlon, - Judi• Byron 1t 111cMWin HI t11al ute Friday for ~am" Ed!Yud Dlach, ii, ot 211162 Via Dtl Norte alle caDln( for a proballon department, report on the lonner conlrolier Of Applied Digital Syatema, 3841 Campull Drive. J);acli fa tree on ball. Dlach acflnitUcl In municipal court that he •mbeuled an .. 11metec1 $10l,llll0 from the Newport ftrm between October ol IJllt and Jan~ of 1971. He faces a pOil:llb~ 1tate prllQR term of one to 10 year.a. Applled Dlgllll hu lued the Bank of America and tbt firm'• audfton, Arthur Anaeraen and Company of Santa Ana for nearly $1 million. The Superior Court civil action accuse1 both defendanta of negllgent bu.,,inen practices: and talhn to spolDisch's forgeries and dd1lcation8. Also awaiting trial In Su.P.erior Court ii a eivlJ acUoo in which A~ Dlgtt.al demands nearly $500,000 from Li1 Reinders of Liz Re!Jlden Penoanel Agency, 4.IOO campua Drive, Newport Btach. The firm accused Mr1. Reindert of recommending a known felon to them u their comptroller desplu the firm •a lnslst.enee on "a man with Dawleu record nf boae.rty and Integrity." Spring Cleaning Material Needed O...pit< gloomy ski" bodinl ID for spripg cleanup aeUvlty, 1 Costa Mesa cleanup campalgn or:ganized by Odd Fellows, Rebekaha and Theta Rho wu ltll1 on tip for the weekend. Junk or lll sorts -tncludlna recyclablo ti.ms lo be picked out by the Theta Rho slrt, -may be dellverecl lo the SC.ter Brothers M11ket oo Wut lllth Street. liour1 are 8 a,m. to 1 p.m. Ind dump&ter containers art beJ.na donated by Dewey's Rubbillll Hl'vlce; New Chotiner Trial Vetoed Ex-wife of Nixon's Former AUle Loses Court Bid A move by Mlmt Cbotlner for a new Orange Cowity &uperlor Court trial ol her re<ently concluded divorce action 1g1lnst former Whit. House .aid& Murray ChoUner wa1 rejected Friday by Judie Samutl Ortiz.en. Judge DrelltD denied Newport eeocb attorney .BernaJ J Leckie'• mot I on • principally butd on the arsument tha1 ChotiJ1<r bad l•r. Presldent Rlcbard Nl1on's tervlce 11nct: concluston bf the trial and lh1t hi.a floandal situation was thm considerably Improved. L«kl• told Judge Drtl,.....()elore Oiotlner erupt,.; !llto a IC>thlnl • minute a~ct of the Newport 1-,wyer and hl1 client -that Chotiner'1 former 136,000 lllary may bt tub8"nUall7 I increased now that the President's former chief counsel bid enlered the private practk:e of law la WA.ibl.ngton, D.C. Judge Dr•lien ordered Cbotlner lo pay hi1 wife 1750 a month for 1 year from last F•b. I and ordmd the coupl• lo ohare mot! of the asst11 li1ted durln( Ola Crial as community property. Tbat Nliq, Leclcle told Judi• Dr•izen, was based on the 81-year-old CKltlner'1 tonntt nlary and be iDcUcated that tBe vetaran lawyer and long·time Republic.In 11.alwart could be ordered to COlllrlbute a little more te the 1upp:>rt of the 44-year-- old former -•I whe bfcame bis ..Ue oo Oirtltmll D1y, lllM. Lecltle aaked durlna tha trial that Clothier be-ordered to aupport hft e1-wlf• ~ I for the finl four yon all<r dl.!aolullon ot the morrtage. CboUner blui.d the -· Of lAckl• and Mn. ChoUner Friday a 1 ''unrrilUgated gall> and be concJemnecl the fliln( nf t..<ali'1 motion for 1 new trial 11 "whit you'<I. expeet llom a layman and not. from a lawyer." He ta•ln reminded Judie Drtlun ol the pma COll.fmnc. beld by Mn. Chotlner before the 0ra.,e Cowrty trial and "tha ortntln1 IM>ughout the Unli.d Statea of her version of the breakup of our marriage. · "Tbil , ... bu .... .., loo 1ooc.· ha !old Jud(• Drttzen. "Denr lhfl molfon and stop thil !IOlllelllO d<Yleed by • cllolll aidtd and abet~ by Mr lawyer ... Judg:• Dteizen denied the motion. I • \ •• • Church Survey Pulpit and Pew Priests Endorse 'lbe ~~ ti Rtll&""" • -of llallllqtoa Btacll, mettlnt: at tht Woman·, Cub. 4111 10th SI., bolds Sunday ltnka at 10:4& a.m. Tbe leNon-sermon at 111 Orlltlaa -Oiurchet will be ''Doctrine of Atonement." Coast cburchts aod aervlct Umes Include: Fil'lt Church of C b r I s l , Sclentilt, 2880 Mesa Verde .Drive, Costa Men. 9:15 and 11 1 a .th.; P"lrst Qwreh of Otri.st, Scientist, Ith and ·O I i v t , Huntington Beach. 9:30 and 11 a.m.: First Church of Christ, Scitnli!t. 3303 Via L i do . Newport Btach ; S e c o n d Olurcb of Cllriat. Scientist, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, 10 <11.m. Sunday services at Christ Lutlieraa Churdt, 760 Victoria St., COsta li!esa, include a sermon entiUtd • 1 W h a t 1 s Life?" Services are at 8:15 and 11 a.m. wilb Sunday acbooJ at t :30 1.m. Newport tJnJI)' C II a r c la , meeting at the Senior Citize)ls Building. 15th and Jrvine Avt., Newport Beach, holdll services 1 at 10 an'd 11:15 a.m. Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger will speak on ''Tlmea of 1'efreshin1." Saint James Epis co pal t1mr('). 3209 Via L i d o . Newport Beacb, will celebrate lhe Second Sunday j n Ea1tertide with two services of Holy Communioo at 7:30 a.m. and at 11 a.m., and one service of morning pr1yer at t a .m . Father liar Ian Corkendall wW preach at the 7:30 service. At the later services. the Cantata ''The Way to Emmaus" by Weinberger in place of a sermon. Church school clas.ses. will be conducted, as usual, at S a.m. 11le junior high school religion class will begin a unit of classes on the theme "New Lile and the Counttr CUiture." "Crosses and Dead Ends" will be the sermon at Fairview BaptlJfCburch, 2525 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. at tbe 10 a.rn. servlce. An old-fashioned hymn sing will be held at 7:30 p.rn. Speaking on one of the major problems or our day. Rev. Paul Friedman will bring an inttresting &nd informative message at PriDce of Peace Lutheran O:lurcb. 2987 ~tesa Verde Dr., on Sunday at tbe a and 11 a.m. wonhip services. Recent report.,, mrucatt that ORANGE GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fifteenth •nd Monrovi.t, N•wport Beach 4:01 ..... 1-1"" wen111, 11:00 .1.m. "JESUS IS THE MESSIAH" Af'tfl•r Km. GNtt Lrr Ml11bter (Mr. IClft ~ ..c..,tly .... , .... u, ...... Ill• 1(1t11ry11 l(Mflllllt" ""', f :41 •·Ill· _ ...... leit. Aln "'"""· l11terl111 P-...r ~ . ._.. o ...... ,.,, .. '""'!'di l"llel\el ~· FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Cost .. ~"-54&.3761 Re•. L W. Phill/JI f:JO AM-CHURCH SCHOOL 10:10 ... ,.._,.,.,1!111111" .,.nlflf "INDISTAUCTllLI" 7:00 P.~.-"•'· 0... Mltcti.11 "THI lUDllSHIP OF CHJllST'' N..,.,..M .. rr..kllnl-Atn Jl/1°1--6:30 •.111. te l :JO p.111. Ph.,.. '41·ZJ2J HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Co1t1 MtM 141-4704 Y. L.. M••TWIClr, 11>1t• ltOIEl:T E. SllTI •. JIM llM9'.•TOH, Mlnllltr If ellucl'llell Ml!lltttr .. V111!11 CAl:L OINTl:Y, Mln!tHr •I Mlllk -SUNDAT SllVICU - t :Cl A.M.-5111ttky ScllMI 10:10 A.M-Moml11t WoriJIJJp IY•.,.lltt JM N .. 1, 1:00 ...... -1-1 .. s-m~ l•••t•Ulf J" Neely COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Pl'Wdllll -IClrHltr11rt111 -•11tn111t1n' -Clllld c1,,_ RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 110 HAMILTON, COSTA MlSA OliO.IOE KDUl:I, l"i1for s~11d1v S(hoof •..••• ,, .. , Tr1i11i11g Unio11 ••.••••• S:OO MM11i111 Wonhl, , ..• 11 :00 E•e11i119 Worthip •.•••••• 6:00 WMh1••'•v Pr•v•• Meotint f•r •11 •t•• ................ 7:JO ...... 642·t111 N11nary Al_,. Av.111.ble UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH JJl2 S. I. PAUSADIS aOAD SANTA AHA Hll•HTI lllNDloY ICNOOl. •1U .l..M. MOIUONO WO•INll•'',';,'·:··:: ::. ', ·: .. :::::·: .. .. 11:11 .l.,M. •VIMtN• WOl:IMlll> ..... J:ll '·"'" MIOWllk llltVICI WIDMISDAY ... .°.' . .' ... 1111 I'M. 11'1'. Wiiii• J, Cf.rrl(e Ol-11 ....... MHU1 FIRST FIRST CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH ef '°""'"'hi ........ CHURCH CAll!trlQll a.i>!llfl Victori• & Plecentie Ave. M ..... a....,stetw Costa Mes• Fci111tel11 "folloy J•lltl'I I. Plarcy a... O.• H_ • .., Mltil1Nr Mf111•1tt Mettti11t W1nhi11 l :JO I 11 '·"'· l1ll11la McH•t• Y"'ltl Mlllltl•r SwM•y Sc•eol ••• , , • t ;JO •·'"· •1rlf Wtnlllll , .. .... '·'"· l•111l!lfl S1'r•lce ••• , &100 p.m. . . •1~11 klllli ..• ··'"· Y111th Choir ...•• , , • 7: IS p.m. 1Mn1!111 w-~ ... 111 .. 1.m. Youth Me1lin91 . , , , 1:00 p.m. Ytulll o~ ..... ''. ' "·'"· Y•-"' .. • 1 •• 111. C~l141 (IN M 111 .. ,.,ic:et Nur.~erli .Caf1 Providtd 142·2421 MMnt .... ,,4, CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd StrMt at Oral'lge, Costa Mew -548·5303 S~n4ty Sch•ol •~4 Werthip •.•.•••••• 9:00 end 10 :30 e.rn. S1111d1y f•1ttl111 Wor1hi11 • , • , .•••••••. , •.•.. , • , • 1;00 l'·ll'lo WN111.d1y l!ltl e S•udy 1114 l'rty1r , , , , • , •• , •...• 7:00 p.111. A• W.,.M1111 cll•rc• witti 11.bM,tMclrilflt lll:bihtry &YE WITNESS ACCOUNT of JESUS RESURRECTION Ulfll IUNDAY ................................ 10:00 AM "°'"1c;:1u IN lnlLATION .•.•••..•••..• WID., 7:JO PM COAST BllLE CHURCH IU.ICO '°tlTll Jl. HI, SAN JUAN CAPISllANO •tJ.1t•t 494-1••• IJG.0407 I appl'tlximately twenty percent of tbe national narcotic problem n;l.sts in the State of Caliromia, and that Southern Callfornla b rapidl)' emcrcin& u the number one narcoUc problem .irea 1n the nation. The spe:aker w 111 bt repreatnlina: the N a r c o t I c EducaUonaJ Foundation of America which has been located and active in tht Los AngeJes area for over 25 )'ears. Included in t h e presentation will be 1 twenty minute sound film entitled "Narcotics: Why Not" during the Sunday school hour at 9:30. The public is cordially invited to attend l h i s prestntation. "Where Have All t h e Flo.wers Gone?'' is the sermon title for Sunday, chosen by Don A. Bassett, minister of the Newport Cuter United services are held each Sunday A1ttbodi1t Cb11rch. T w o -9:30 a.m. at the Balboa Island Church, 115 Agate Avenue, and 11 :15 a.m. at St. Michatls and All Angels Episcopal Church, P a c i f i c View Drive and Marguerite, Corona de! Mar. There will be Church School at both limes. Family nighl will be htld at the I s land l oc ation, Wednesday at ti:JO p. in . Tentative plans are for lht Youth Fellowship ta present tht: program. On Sunday, the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard. minister or the Churcb of fttli1Jou1 Scienct, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Btach, will opeli at both services, t and 11 a.m. on Ult subject, ••Ef£ective Prayer." During tht 9 J.m. service only teachers tr.lined in reli&lous sclenct take chargt of child,.n ol all qe1 lhrouih the higb school yean. Th• Church of Religious Science is l'J)Onaorlng, IJ'hul'lday lectures at IAisure World, at 10 a.m. tn Clubholue Two, dinll\i rooms 3 and 4. These Jecturea art open to the public, free of charge. Speclal 'talk Guest Speaker Option to MIDTY WASHINGTON (UPI) doparlment of Loy o I• Two surveys of the n1Uon's University in Chicqo under Roman C1lbolic p r i e s l s tht direction of Fr. Eua;e1:e nveJled tod1y most cf them Ktnnedy. It was based on In· beUeve they should be free ta deplb psychologtcaJ interviews marry although most of them with 513 priests. would not even if thty had tht The sociological 1tudy rfa:ht. showed that of tht priests Good VibratioM. a nint member go.5pel folk tinging. Rev. Don B. Rood, The Rev. Roy B. Sev· instrumental group from Blola western secretary of er.ince. director of de- The treatest "problems that between 2& and 3S. aa percent priests face, according to the expect a changt in the law or IW'Vtys, ~rt these connected celibacy and 76 pel'ct!:nt ezpect with the / authority of the that change within 10 years. In church and their own contrast. only 33 percent of C.Oll~ge, will appear this The Pocket Testament velopment for missions Siinday at 6 p.m. a t League, will speak at to the Cumberland pro- loneliness. the priests over S5 e1pe<:t 11 On the whole, tht surveys change. in the traditional found , priests are much like church ban en marriage by other men -in emotioRal priests. Bo.ntlngton·Valley Ba pt i 1 t he Ce n tr al Bible jects of the of t b e Churcll, 9779 Starfish Ave.. Church, 23rd and Or· United Method is t Fountain Valley, a! part of a ange, Costa Mesa, dur-·Church in Kentucky, special Teen Night Program. ing the 7 p.m. service will speak and show ma t u r i t y and in job But only one·filth cf the performance. The s u r v e y s diocesan priests and one-tenth found "no evktenCe that the . of . the religioos priests said Catbclie priesthood is in a lhey would marry if thty •late of collapte or even near could. The Good Vibratiorul are in S.unday. Following the slides at the Mesa demand in Southen California evening service, the Verde United Metbo- and havt: appeared in Well·lr.iveled minister dist Church, 1701 Bak· churches ol all deoominatiooa will meet with the high er St., Costa Mesa, collapse." The studies also said: The surveys were released "There see:ms littlt reason and at youUi•rallies, banquets, school youth group. Wednesday at 8 p.m. and music fe.stivals. They----'---''--'--------'----'--- today b~e U.S. Catholic to doubt that support among Confertn . y will be the clergy for the church'!! presented fo ally to the leaching on birth ccntrol and mingle the "Big sound" of COl!lemporary rhythm with a soul messagt atyled especially for youth. Everyone is welcome and admission is free . The Alt:sa Vtrde Untied MttbocUsl Cburcll, 1701 BUer Street, Costa A-1esa , will have lwo Sunday morning worship services at 9 and 10:30 a .m. Rev. Paul C. Biesemeye.r has selected as his sennon topic "Putting We oo Ceonttr." The Church school will meet <1t 9 a.m. for nursery through bi.gh achool, and at 10 :30 a.m. for nursery through sixth grade. The Junior High Un It e d Methodist YoutJi Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. lhe church will host the Voices or Jerusalem in an hour-long concert of fantastic gospel singing. "Rtach for the Star.s" u the title of the aermorHecture to be eiven by the Rev. Albert Burkt to the members and iUOsl.! o1 th< auuu o1 N1tionaJ C o n f e r e n c e of divorce is waning. the change RtllllOUJ Seitllct of Newport Catholic Bishops. w h i c h in birth control attitudes can Beacb this Sunday at 10 a.m. au'thorized them. at the be documtnted by our data. at the Ebell Club. 515 W. Bishcps' meeli1g in Detroit and the position on divorce is Balboa Blvd., Ntwport Beach. April 28. remarkably dif[erent from the Sunday school mLets at the One study was called "the traditional 0111e. same hour. A social hour most exhaustive socio logical "On the other hand. there is follows . Aecredited classes are study of U.S. Roman Catholic little evidence of a change In being held by Rev. Burke in priests in history." It was position on either premarital the C.Onferenct Room of the dont by the National Opinion sex or abortion. though the Oakwood Garden Apartments, Research Center at the younger clergy are somewhat 1700 16th Street, Newport University of Chicago on the more s y mp a the 11 c to Beach 00 Tuesday a n d basis ol a survey or 5,200 premarital sex and 1 1bursday evenings at 1 p.m. active priests and fllO priests substantial segment of priests Fint year mttls 00 Tue3day who have rt.signed. th.ink that the abortion i!Sue • The other study was carried ought lo be c a r t f u 11 y (See PVLPJT, hit I) ~t by the psy cho Io g y investigated." COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHRISTIAN ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH Corona del Mar 11182 Culver Drhte CHURCH University P1rk. Irvine "'I! 'IJ, '11.C It lff. H•rlMttt N. Ni•m1•1111 CHURCHES Main & Adams Streets . c; \::El o,j' Huntington Beech 1.-., kh••~':ao A.M. G•lt•r knlce -9:00 A.M. ~ I' hlntlly SHTtc.-IO:JO A..M. lll.ANCHES OP THI MOTHll CHUICH Mern:~, Wor1hi11 , .•••..• , , •• i.; s IJJ.1211 N1,_-, Ce .. l)J.)24, THI FllST CHUICH Oil CHAIST, SCllHTISI' ••••••.••. l :JO .l I I ;00 1.m. ~ ~ IN aolroH. MASSACHUsms l iDl1 $,hoel • , , ••••• ':•I •·"'· "DOCTRINE ATONEMENT" Yo11th Gro11p1 ..• , , • •:OO p.m,, .,. OF E•e11in9 Wor1ltip • , .• 1,00 p.m. + --.,. A Cordial Welcome from N11rwnr Ur• ProvidtQ' fl •It HfVitl:• .. ' .. THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH Oftk•: »6-2Jlf Dial 0.votlOl'I »MSIO ~ ... v .. ~ Costa Mon First Church of Chlrst, Scienti1t ~If MA~~" NEWPORT CENTER l-l11nti11tt•11 l•ech 2110 M..., Vetff Dr .. C..._ Mue Wersllp-11 :1 1 A.M. FIRST UNITED S ..... Sc.-....-9:11A.M. COMMUNITY .. METHODIST CHURCH a...a.---11:00A.M. Seventh-Day Sr. Mlcffth lpfN:ejMll Ch•rc• ...... ln-. 2llO M ... W.. Dr. CONGREGATIONAL M.,....tt.., Pecfflc Yltw Dr. 2721 IJ#i St. 531-1 537 Adventist Church C..Ull., M., S•r•ic-;ei-9:15 I IO :JO Huntington le<1ch-First Church of Christ, Scitnti1t • r11 ... : 111..0•50 Nllritr'f Cir• AH Mon1!119 271 A"' ... St., C"'• MeH • C~11tc-;h School -9:15 Itta &. OHM, H111tl119to• lfftll .IHll lllaw111ati:t, ,. • ...,. SulMltrr Sc-;hMI -f :JO I 11 :00 A.M. '""'"' Jol.t.ut• 611 HELIOTROPE Coil• M11e H~11li119!011 lttd'I -North Ctnlfcll-9:10 111 :OO A.M. FIRST UNITED l-4l11t "•0111 -221 Moln St. l•ltb•ih Schoof , , .• 9:20 ...... Worttilp -10 A.M. COMMUNITY Werning Wor1hip ,, 11 :00 ..... Ch11r'h Sc-;hool-10 A.M. METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH Newport B1<1ch-Fir1t Church of Christ, Scienti•t Prey1r Me1tin9 W1d., 7:)0 p.a. 19th St. I H1rbor S!vd, fl662 H1il A.vi . 142·4461 Dr. l'~llll•'G. Murr1¥. Ml11l11tr Church Wtt1hip -t :lO I 11 JJ03 Vi• Lide, Newport loec:h 644 . 7400 Church School -9:10 Wonhip I Church S,hool Cllurch & Su114oy Sckool -t :l 5 l 11:00 A.M. 541 -7727 9 I I O:JO A.M, lN41 .. leo111, 3315 VI• Udo Newport Bt•ch-Second Church of Chri1t, Scientist Newport Unity Coit• M11t North lrvin1 -E11t l l11ff MESA VERDE UNIVERSITY 31 00 P..:.fflc I/low Df,, Cer•11• llef Mo' LO•l!N D. ll'LICIClNOlll, MIO!lsler METHODIST CHURC" METHODIST CHURCH Ch1irch & Su11ll•y khMl -10:00 A.M. hff/09 l•G• -JIOO.I C...r Hwy. CW.etlo1ol S.nlco -10 A.M. 111:1 1 A.M. M1i• V1rd1 I l1lior St. tll-12]] S1111d1y School for 111 •Oi•1 -1:45 A.M. 549.2119 11422 Cul"'' R1e~ 1 ltti oM Ir.I-. Newpeff a..• Wo,..hip I Chur'h School 1t Unfvtnlly Dtlw All are cordially invited to attend the church Offlq -646-1111 DIAL-A0 PU. Yll 141·06J9 •:OO & 10:10 A.M. Wonhip I Ch11r,h Scheel .struict1 and enjoy the privitege1 of tht 'I 10:10 A.M. Reading Room.! Fo1111t•i11 Vttl•• Chll4 C•r• PfoYl4" AT ALL SllYIClS THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST UNITED l1g11n1 l1tch Welcomes You. METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH IX 11225 lu1h1 rd 21632 W11l1y Dri¥1 ST. JAMIS. 3209 vi. U4e, N_,.... IMclt 962-2591 In Sou,., L•gun• Wor1hip I Church S,hoo! Wot1hip tnd fiarto,. ChriJfian 7:JO A.M. -Holr liteMri•' 9:JO A.M, Church Sckool -ro A.M. Church 9:00 A.M. -•a111lly Wer.hlp ' ) j''·lOll I 11 :00 A.M. -Alt.fl.._ Holy Cem111111l11t \ & Mon1l11f p,_,., OF NIWPOIT IE.ACH -IDl"lpl .. I Ml4•Waok H•ly Co1111J1•11l•• & H••ll .. s.rtlcH Ntwport l1t'h M .. th19 R ... 11.,1, H•rpar lla1M11t•ry Sche•I T11Hll•r-IO:JO A.M. CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA WOtl11•cfoy-1:00 P .M. 1400 W. a.Ibo• Bl~d . 673-3105 425 I. 1 llh St., Cnte MOH Chlltf C1tre et •:OO A.M. Wott~i1t--9:JO A.M. Ckurd1 S(hool-9:30 I It A.M. Church School ....... 9,45 A.M . The llow. Joh11 P. Alhoy 11, IKtto' -P'll11e: 171·0210 Morning Worship ..... 10'45 A.M. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M . N1rMfJ Cer. 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C~t-; SOii!~ ._ RELIGIOUS SCHOOL C~I 01,1 11111111 le T~rllt llocit OrlW. -"··· lkll s. ........ , .. ,., CHURCH O~ RELIGIOUS SCIENCE bar~?.!: .f;!?o~o temple -9:JD A.M. Sundoy School lot ell otn ., ,,__, ,_,. 11 :00 A.M. Menllot Wonlllp Mlllliltr C~-~ .. Ullltef a..ttll lllllltiw. kltllC•· LM Mtt ... NUl:l•ltY CAlll l'ltOVIDID AT IOTN MOl/llt IUNOA'r SlllYJCI .. 1t:• -.M. ..... mHting•t ~.,. l11fltn'l111t11 c..rictn1111t Of!Nlr -..ti... W tU-1"' Ml~lltet .. Al!Mrl •~rt11, 1:.S.t,,. St • .!limn EplflCOP'Jt Church a 3209 Vii Lido, Ntwport Btld\ THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY l'MI •llLL Cl.II• 01' HIWl'OllT I I.I.CM f« lnfor/Mtiort: CIU 875-7230 .l.lfHlo,.. wlttl Ole """' ... NI Ctll'll'Utl Jlt .... '""·· .. , ... DAILY •ILaT 'JS National Religion Meeiillfl Pulpit and Pew \ 'Gay Church' Boom Studied CCo1Unued From P11e ti Second year meet.! o n Thursday. COJ\jfegatlon conVttSaUon at j~ue. ~ur_g!~~oi • Cbrilt Cburcb by llM Su 1n "!tiKOvery Procram1-'-for pre- Newport Beach, as Dr. Ge11 ochool lh""'ih Junior blgh 1 'P:aks on .. It Aln't No ~n tnett.s from 10:30 to 11:30. Being God." Momlng worship is at 9:30 a.m., with Church school meetin& al the same hour. Mn. Gel)' will sing "A Bridp: Over Troubled W1ter." The Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet in the evening al 5;30 p.m. -87 GEORGE W. CORNELL A~ leltlN Wtllw NEW YORK (API -About ao people filled !he mall et1nfere.nce room. Most were men. a half doun women. lncluded were n u me r o u 1 semh1ari.11ns and minlstert, aome in clerical collar1. Many freely asserted their homosexuality. u a moral alternative. "If IOmelhln• ~ sexually ioY!ng, It's 1ood:'• he said. The occasion was the first NaUonal Conference oa Reltaion and the Homosexual, held here rectnUy, and It oUered a review of the rising demanda by bomose.xuals for open acceptance by the churches. p.....,I lttnds polni.d lo tho, r!IO of a formally topmlo> denominaUon for bomosu·' uals. They've become Impatient, "welling for the church to mUe u,p itl mlndu about acctpUng thtm, uid the Rev. Roheri W. Wood of N<wart, N.J. He 1ald the church should consider homotM11a llty a 1 "morally neutral" as Wt- halldednesa. This Sunday, April I I , Conu1.a dtl Mar Comm1&alty OnuU, Coacre11Uonal, 611 HelJotrope Ave., will have a tut1t minister, Dr. Robert Washer, whose :sermon topic is entJtled: The Great Cmunandment. Dr. Washer, tanner Methodist mlniater for a number of years in Garden Grove, is now an active lay mtmber of the church. He preStntly m:idea in Corona del Mar with hi..s wtfe and four At 9:30 a.m. Sunday momlng. classes tor all ages begin at Costa Mesa First Assembly of (Jod. The high school and adult classes are taught by Southern California College professors and graduates. Pastor Ed Phillips will begin a series of sermons oo the general theme of the "Beatitudes'' beginning at 10 :50 a.m. SuJtday morning. His topic for Sunday will be "The Kingdom of God -Its Entrance." Rev. David Mitchell, a Southern California College student, will deliver tlte evening worship service at 7 p.m. This Sunday is also the start of a Loyalty Campaign, '·Live It Like It Says." This campaign will contitiue for the seven weeks leading t o Pente~ost Sunday . SUlday school members of Finl Aasembl)' of God, 141 E. 22nd wtD ''Live ll Like lt Sltys\' In conjunction with th err annual Loyalty Campaign Sunday through ¥•Y :JO. The "!J"' It !Jke It Says" theme emphasizes the Bible as the key to Christian living and weekly . themes during the campaign rem1nd Christians or the statutes set forth i• the Bible -be humble, be concerned. be gentle, be just, be loving, be honest. and be joyful. Tn addilion to the week I y emphases , campaign implements have been designed to promote t h e overridi~ theme of t h e. campaign. Pastor Ed Phillips will deliver a series or messages on the "Beatitudes." Aulhor Vlalls Glad Tidings Assembly of God. 15Ih and Mon· rovia, Ne\\tpOrt Beach, will host Arthur Katz, author of the book "Ben Israel", Sunday morning. He initially embraced Marxist phil· osophies but in his world travels became disillusioned with them and gradually came to believe that God did exist. "Homosexuality as a w,y of life is an idea whose lime has come,'' said the Rev. Thomas tiiaurer of San Franci.sco, urging churches to recognize It It also sketched the rapid growth of a network of l n d ependtllt oongregationsJ ~jiiijjiijjjiiiijjjiiiijjjjiiiijjjiiijji' especially for homosewals. I' -· Worship services are at 10 a.m. with child care provided. Church school is also at 10. On Wednesday, ,April 21, 6:30 p.m. there will be a Church potluck, program is at '1:30 with two American Field Service studer.ls as guests; a dance recital will also be p~ted. Latherirn Church of tbe Ma1ter, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona de! Mar, offers two hours of worship at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday Church school and Bible classes are held at 10 a.m. Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver the message, "Tested and Found Faithful." "Out of Sight" will ht the sermon topic of tht: Rev. Bruct: A. Kurrie al The Presbytulan Church of tbe Covenanl, 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Church school through eighth grade will be hf!ld at 9:30 a.m. Child care is available at both services. Worshipers will participate In the aermoo. w I t h Sunday at 10;30 a.m. the Costa Mesa Unitarian Un.ivenalist Cbureb, I 2 5 I Victoria SL. will host Larry Boyd. director of Problem Pregnancy Counseling Servi'ce of Orange County. He will discuss the abortio• issue with panelists Dr. Dean Pritchett and Joy Conners. Dr. Pritchett recently led 400 marchers protesting abortion . Jo Y Conners, law student a t Pep~rdine and member of NOW , has had several artic)es publisheCI on the abortion Evangelism Thrives While Others .Wane By LOtnS CASSELS !Jl't 1.9lltlRI• WrlMr While many so-called "mainline" churche.. are !?Sing members. the evangelical wing of Protestants continues to thrive. . Evangelicals -also known as fundam4:r1ta!1sts or con- servatives -wear a wide variety of dtnotru11aUonal labels. They may be Baptists, Methodists, Lutherans, Presbyter- ians. Christlan15., Nazarenes, or members of a score or smaller Protestant families. • But they all have severa1 things in C9mmon: . . First and foremost is their uncompromtsing belier that the Bible iJ the word of God In a literal sense, an in- fallable reoord of truths "spoken by God himself through hun\an lips and pens.•• . . Other distinctive traits of evangelicals are derived from th il fundamental commitment to the authority of the Bible. . The Bible records that Jesus commanded his disciples to "go into all the world and make disciples of all natio~s." So evangelicals are ardent supporters of evangelism. At home, they sponsor preaching crusades and revival meetings to "win souls for Christ." Abroad, they are the backbone of Protestant foreign missions. At I e a s t tw~ thirds of the total U.S. Protest.ant missionary effort is fl· nan~ and staffed by evangelicals. Their zeal tor making converts is abetted by th~ !act that they take seriously the concept of he!l, and believe that human beings can be assured of escapmg ev~rlastlng punishment by professing faith in Christ and being bap- tized. If an evangelical asks you, "Brother, are you saved?'', he is not just being nosy about your religious be- liefs; he is voicing a serious personal concern for your eternal destiny. Fr. Kilian McDonnell. e Roman Catholic theologian who made a close study of evangelicals, came to the con- clusion that their success "in preaching an unaophisticated doctrine to a sophisticated nation" can be explained only by '·the centrality of the doctrine of the Holy Spirit in the evanqelical ethos." To all evangelicals. and particularly to Pentecostals. the power of the Holy Spirit to transfonn lives Is a!'I real and present and knowable an experience today as It was in the dynamic early days of the Christian church. This emphasis on God -here-and-now imparts a vitality and immediacy to evangelical worship, and may account for the attraction it seems to have for large numbers or younsi: people, includinR" college students. Evangelicals aren't very well organized and no one knows exactly how many there are. Tf you count those who are membeni of essenUally non-evangelical bodies. such as -the United Presbyterian. E pl s e op a I and Methodists churches, the tot.al probably Is around 40 mlllk>n . or about llalf nf the total U.S. Protestant population. The biR"g~ evangelical deoominaUon:oi are the South· em Baptist Convention. the Lutheran Oiurch • MiS.50Url Synod. and the Churche.s of ChrisL The Rev. Billy frraham is easllv the beiit·kn(lwn even· gelical preacher. Dr. Carl F. H. Henry probablv i!I the most noted evanf!:elical theologian In the United States. Evanirelical11 have a large number of publlcations tn expound their point of View. Among the mo~ innuential ones are Deci~ion, Christianity 1'odav, and Christia"n Life. Because they believe nti time should be lost ln win· nlng a penrion to Chrl11t, they plact heavy stress on Sundav !'lthool ttnd youth activltleii. Camous Crusade for Christ, Young Life rind the lnter.Varsity Christi11n Fellowship are amonir the more dvnamlc evangelical lirganfzations work· Ing with young ~ple. · HUNTINGTON BEACH BIBLE CLASS """'"" "SIGNPOSTS ALOFl'' · Th• Moody Scionco Filrn t•tl1 tho thrilling 1tory of in1frument fl ight. WlDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 7:JO P.M. MM'll vn Set.Ml 17601 Avlla L..ne, Huntlntton •••ch (Neer Goldenwesl A Slater) No Adm!Mlon-F'i"N RetrHhmentt alter ntm "fiow to Be Good Without Really Trying" ls the .sennoa ----------- topic of the Rev. Norman L. Bob Bradford, imper- sonator. ventriloquist and evangelist from Anaheim, will present his unique program of ventriloquism tor Sun· day School at 9:45 o.m. at Costa Mesa Four· square Church, 1734 Orange Ave. Pastor Ja· cobs will speak on ''The Secrets of Church Prosperity" at the 11 a.m. service. Regents Will Sing At Church, The Regents quartet will present a concert of gospel t!Ol'lgs on Sunday morninc at the First Baptist Church, 301 L Hill Magnolia St., Costa Mesa. aguna s This musical group, under lhe lay minister for many months dlrtction ci Bill Brislndlne, There now are at leut 10 of these ''gay churches," started in the last two years In cities across the coun17, with olhersinlhedeve opina stages, conference leaders said. "Our congregation h a 1 doubled to eoo in eight months ud lt wUJ double again by September, '1 said the Rev. Robert Clement, pastor of a Manhattan congregation for homosexuals. the Church of the Beloved Apostle. "We 've had a welting, outpouring of love like I've never seen before," he said. ''People come. not because they're gay but because they're religiou s and they can YOGA IS ••• "2.~) ~~~ NEEDED I A pre¢tle:et afloJW'Mdl let': e l.IU.XfNe TMI .ODY' • MINTAL SlllMITY e SILl'·AW,.l.INISS hrApt1J .. 71 YOU C..• EM 'l .. el 1'111 bSMOMST•ATION ,.....,_, ••• m. .......... Mornlf'!O 111d l.wnlnCI CIHMI ,,,,, ""'!! JJlfl YOGA CENTER Brown on Sunday at the P I y m o u t h Congrel(atlmtal Church of Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad Street. Newport Beach. al 10 a.m. worship service. Sunday school is held at the same time. at UJe Lutheran Oiurch in Ch h S will present a h a J f . h o u r Anchorage, Alaska. He has llrC etS concert during the Sunday worShip without hiding their '°"" •• VOii ., •• Identities 1s homosemals. Thef~~~~~~~~~~ 445 I. 17th lft'Mt Co1t1 Mau '4M211 "Faith Working Through Love,'' Is the sermon subject at Harbor Christian Church, Disciples of Christ, meeting each Sunday in Harper Eleme11lary School. Church school Is at 1:45, worship at 10:45. Dr. D. W. McElroy is the minister. Speaki1g on ''The Significance of the Angela Davis Case" to the Unitarian~ Unlversa.Ust Fellowship o f Laguna Beach on Sunday morning will be constitutional law expert Murray Greenbaum. Mr. Greenbaum will comment 011 the case's tar-reaching legal aspects as well as the moral and political overtones, and the question of what is really on trial. The meeting will start at 10: 30 a.m. in Room 2.'I of the La~na Beach High School, 625 Park Avenue. The tiUe of Pastor Ronald L. White's sermon at the NewJ!<!fi Harbor L 1'.I t be r a a Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach1 .for both the 8 and 10:30 worsllp services on Su11iday Is "Look God right in the eye." Sunday school classes are available for all ages from three years through the adults, and nursery care is available tor children under three. Temple Beth David or Or•nce County will C{lnduct its Sabbath Services on Friday evening at 8:15 p.m. at the C o mmunlty Conrregatlonal Church, 4111 Katella Avenue at Bloomfield. in Los Alamitos. Duriftg th es e services, the congregation will celebrate and honor the Bar Mitzvah of Harold Stuart Sandler, son of Mr. and Mn. Arthur Sandler. The services will be conducted by Rabbi Bernard 8. Goldsmith. in conjunction with Cantor Harry Newman. I• honor of the Bar Mitzv11b, the adult choir of Temple Beth David w 111 participate in the services under the direction of Mrs. Fay Newman. the Temple music director. The Chapel of Splrttual Truth at l416·A S. Main St .. Santa Ana, will hold Sunday services at 7:30 p.m. Guest minister Rev. Kenneth Steelmon of Sun Valley will speak on ''The New Life," and the11 give ~rsonal messages. Rev. CJaude Guptill w i 11 officiate at a special Christening Service for his own grandchild. Everyone is invill!!:d to rtmain for a social hour after church. An E.S.P. message eircle will be held an \Yednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Everyone Is welcome. Laymen's Sunday will be held this Sunday at the 10 1.m. t1ervice of wor11hip at Christ the Shepherd L•t •er11 Cbun:h, Camino Capistrano at Del Gado Road, Capi.!itrano Beach. Mr. Fred McCall will dt:llver the message en the "Power of the Resurrection." Mr. McCall hq aervl!d a1 a served the Luthe ran School h.our commencing al Brotherhood E1change i n B1•g Fi' ""la 9:4:. a.m. and will also provide r..o special music during the 11 flverseas missions, especially a.m. worship service. ' in Addis Abha, Ethiopia, An authentic Me1ican Fiesta The Sunday School hour Africa. Other laymen assisting complet.e with mariachi band, concert will be followed by in the service are Mr. Mike Mexican food and Me1ican interesting and informative Garman as liturgist and Mr. folk dancing Is scheduled to Bible study classes. Dave Afuralt as lay ruder of take place at St. George's The pastor, Dr. Jamet1 0 . the scriptures. Al Bowman Episcop11l Church, Laguna Combs, will bring a n and Pastor Ackerman are Hills, at the foot of the inspirational me:uage at the serving as delegates from the eouthbound El Ton1 offramp 11 a.m. worship service titled, Christ the Shepherd from the San Diego Freeway, "After Euler -What." congregation to the Pacific at 5:"30 p:llr.o:rrSnndar.--~ -~ ·111e--snr;aay-eV"liilff,-RJ'\I Southwest Synod Convention Dinne r ticketis for a donation begins at 7 p.m . and will meeting this weekend at the of $2 for adults and $1 for i n c I u d e a 1 p e c I a 1 International Inn at the Los children under twelve years of commissioning .. service for Angeles Airport. age, may be secured from St. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Frazler. basic motivatio1 Is Christianity." A key concern expressed at the conference, which also Included ''straight" churchmen not e s p o u 1 i ng homosexuality, was whether .,SALE WAIER LIUES_ P1~ific Goldf11h Farm1 1<48<42 Edward • St. "° George•8 church office, 23802 The Frazier$ will be leaving WISTMINSTEI Holy Communion will be Avenida de la Carlota, phone for service in the mission celebrated al beth the 7:30 and 837--4530, or from Mrs. David fields of Venezuela, South ltJ-7105 9;30 a.m. services at St. Job n 1__:A~n':de~rs~on~a':t ~83::7'.:'-"''::''':_· ---~A".'m~e";ri':""-""""....'.A'l'p'.'ri~I :23':. ___ !!!!~~~~~~~~~ lhe Divine Episcopal Ch urch, 2043 Orange Ave., Cost.a Mesa . Sunday school classes will be held at 9:30 for children of all ages , nursery through high school. On Wednesday r.t 7:30 p.m. there will be a study an Christian healing. The worship committee for the new liturgy will meet fln Thursday at 7 :30 p.m. The Easter to Pentecost se.ason '1ts ljleen de!Jlnated as "Fifty Great Dayi" at the Fint United Metbodl1t Omrcll qf HIUl&iDgtoD Rueb, 2711 17th Street. as the cburcb observes an emphasis upon spiritual growth and the realization of the Risen Christ's gr ea t promise. the promise of the Holy Spirit. Sunday school attendance is also receiving special attention. In an effort to secure new participants a One Great Day of Visitation has been scheduled on May I , with visitation to be conducted door·to·door in the n e lghborhood 's surrounding the church. A major feature of the fifty days will be a aeries of seven special Sunday night services at 7:30 p.m. in which the youth and adults &f l church will join together In informal worship experiences in which tbe youth will have a prominent part. This Sunday at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m . the pastor. Rev. Edward C. Erny, will begin i series of sermons based upon the G r e a t Promise. His subject Sunday will be "The Promise We Dare Nol Forget." The Sunday school meets at 9:1~ a.m. with classes for all ages of children and adult!. At 10;30 a.m. a class is available for children whose parents art attending church. Re111rrectlon La t h e r a n Church, LCA, 9812 Hamilton. Huntington Beach, schedules mcmlng worship at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley, pastor, will speak on "The Test ef Our Dedication." SUnday achoo! 5eSJlions for grades two and above at 9 a.m. Nursery care through first graders at 10:30 a.m. Dr. Raymond J. Brahams, assistant minister at 5 t • Andrew's Pre1b7ta.rl111 t'burch, 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Beach, will prr:acb a sermon entitled "After Eas~r What?" Worship 1trvlct1 arr: be.Jd at 8, 9:30 and 11 1:m. l f READ THESE SIMPLE RULES! Once each hour KWIZ announce. a llA1lle on tM air and that person spin• the Dream Wlieel for a chance at $1,000 cash and hundred• of other prize•. 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And believe me, the beauti· ful part of this is, you need not turn into a radi· clal. or an intellectual, in philosophy, religion or science. There is ahso-- Jutely nothing mysteri· ous or rltuaJlstlc about "science of mind". If you have the desire and an inquiring mind to go further, you're in. my friend! That is all it takes to start! Science of mind deals with s i mp le laws of thought as they concern your relationship to uni· versal intelligence. Thia pertains to your health, happiness and success. I might add that this thing was practiced and prov· en long before modern theology got it• 'postive' kick. Like other science1, science of mind works out as y o u r intuition guides your personal in· teliect to underst.and laws of causes and ef· feet. These Jaws are tm· personal towards us. but at the same time, very natural to all of us. It will apply to your men· tal, as well as your spirl· tual being. It is based on the precept of love and unity of all things. · Now, science of mind is not new! It has been practiced for centuries. lt is a system of thought th a t includes philoso- phies, sciences and re-- ligions. l would also add that it is not for every· one, but perhaps it is for you! The be1t way to find out is to investigate. So, my fellow man, U you have the desire to change or improve· your outlook on life, or if you have the Inquiring mind on thi s thing. I respect.- fully request you to phone the local R•lltfou• Science Church. (Science of mind). Inquire into their study groups and services! I might add, they are not related to other 'science' termed church•• you might think of in terms of past e.z,. periences. · In Newport -Co st • Mesa, phon@ MB-6580. Jn Huntington Buch, phone 846-4640. ,, The helter things ol life are waiting for you lo take -rigbt no,.1 r These fine people wOJ help you find what you have been mlaslng. .. Co111111ent Page • • • .------010• 111-fn San f'rand•eo·------. WOMEN'S RIGHTS Run, Dive And Splash; Then Clunk By HERB CAEN • SAH·l'RANCJSCO -Jim Sd!nalt•, the promln<Dt Ookland Jlarrhler. ii in Hemck Memorial Hosp. aflt!' diving Into 1 fi&bpood «ll'Jtalning atx inches of wat« -"Well, I THOUGHT I could do It"·-and banging up his bead aomethlnli awful; a. in the old joke, apparently his friends thooght ht could do jt, too. Schnake'• IOITOWfilJ ~ary: "I contemplated the Idea In the abstract and theo tried It Jn the concrete -that WIS a ml!take." ROGER JEANSON, who alao has spies everywhere, hears that this mllppet wu snipped out of "La.µgh- ln"-an Army officer gaying, ''Sir l )1131 murdered a couple of hun4red of them gook women and children," and Mr. Nixon replying, "LL CaDey, go to Y9W' room!" DR. ROBERT K. GARDNER of )'CirJoa tried to get plates ruding "DENTisr" for his Rivi~a only to find out thal 1ix lettns are t h e maxlmum. That's why hJa plates: read "2TH txX:." .JtlDDIN' ON THE KE\'lh SaUy Hooker of Sant.a. Barbara b a s pi!!l'ionalUed lictme plates reading "HOOKER" -and that chuckles her husband, Dr. Herb H~ker, lnakes her the only Uoensed "Hooker" in California. So far as ii known ••. Sign .at the.. AAA f;qwpment Co. on ~ 50th Ave. Jn o.IWirid,-not.d by Jeff WilliaIN: "BEWARE OF 00G (Two Dogs, No ~11IUng)." . Rt;ADING THE FINE print in tbe story nn that new birth control device made of copper: "The contraceptive effect of copper was dlacovered three or four years'ago by Dr. Jaime Zipper of the University of Chile, Santiago" • • • And in a lot near Bush-and Octavia, SUQbroker Tom Yee noticed a beat-up Chevy four-door Je4an with hood, tires aod molor mlsilng, windows and. lights broken, and this inscribed in fadin& letter1 on the trunk: "S.F. br Bust!" They juuuust made it? BROWSING through the March issue of the -Cornell Alumni News, Gael Dougtau ••11 channed to read: ''Correction. The November 1970 News reported the death of N. Kim Hooper, '61. The News has now learned that· Mr. Hooper reported Ilia own dealh in order to stop the flow of alumni mail. He is in fftct' alive and well and in Berkeley, Calif." ADD AFTERSHOCKS: Mollie OJy, who also lives daown Saouth, came North to visit Mary King, a student at <Allege of the Holy Names in Oakland -and when she left, she forgot some towels and her new I. Magnin robe. Sq nice Mary mailed them back in a pack.age neatly addressed to ··Mollie Coy, 33 Hidden Valley Road. Rolling Hilb, Cal~." ••. No, silly. _thfl) not the end of the story. A few days ago, Mary rec'd the follCJWing letter from Mrs. J-Oyce Moy, 14 Hidden VaDey Road, Rolling Jjjlb: "! wume lhe articles you sent were meant to help earthquake vidtms. Your heart was In the right place and so is our house. The things you sent have been given to the Red Cross for people in . the stricken area. Jt'.s very nice to know there are people as kind as you" • _. What do we do no.w, Mother? Can a White Barber Cut Negroid· Hair Properly~ Barber •hops -loni a atronll>Old of 1egregati6n -are still aegregated ~In many parts or the country, though not, apparently, with legal sanctlon. Judge James T. McMillan of U.S. District Court in Charlotte, N.C., recently found in a case involving discrimination in a barber ~chool thal there are about 2,700 barber ,Jho,ps in North Carolina. Of these, approximately 1.500 are operated by white barbers and serve a white clientele. There are approzimately 1,200 barber shops operated by black barben:. About 85 black blrbers ester to a white trade, the rema.l:ning black barbers catering to black.!. McMillan "barred a Charlotte barber school · from refusing to admit black: student&, ha.sing his decision on the Civil Right.s Act of 18fi6, which gua.rant.ee:s -equality in maklng and enforcing contract!. ~ ONE OF THE operators o[ the school told the judge lhat Negroid ha ir is more difficult to cut properly than Caucasian hair. "A really good colored barber.'' he said.' "Is almost an artist." McMillan found It 1igniflcant that the standard barbering text, used in the ctiarlotte l'iChool. devoted a chapter to ''Cutting and Styling Curly and Over.Curly Hair." The judge said of the chaplet, "It is stated that 'over-curly hair is present in all races to a greater or lesser degree' and that learning to cut such hair is a 'challenge to the well-trained barber.' " The New York: Stale Human Relatiomi Commission told Reglnald Stuart, New York cornspoodent for Race Jlel1Uons Jleporler, that tn its 26-year bl.story, 3f public-accommodations complaint! have been filed again.st barber shops charging dlscriminatlon. Ralph ·Katz, public Information officer for tbe commlssion, 1ald most of the complaint.'! ""·ere filed by blicks agalnat white ·shops whose barbers either refused to render 5etvices or pei'formed jobs that discouraged the return of black patrons. Of the 36 complaints filed, commission investigators found 26 cases in which there were clear indications of discrimination. They were settled on conditions that the shops w o u I d discontinue discriminating, and would compefl!llle the complainant for another haircut. The commission had no ffiX>td ol "educaUon" complaints againsl barber shops or shops In New York City. l\tOST OF 11iE complaints came from predominantly w h i t e neighborhoods where white barbers did not want to 1erve black patrons, in fear of losing white customers. Some operators told the commission that the texlure of black people's hair was different and therefore the white operators did not "know how to treat it. "This is put up agairut the. fact that· when a man is granted his barber license in this state, he is supposed to be able to cut all kinds of hair," Katz aaid. Harold Harris, public informaliofl officer for the New York Department of State, which issues and revokes barber licenses, said no action has been taken against the barber shops or operators charged with discriminatiOtJ, although it is against the law. "Any barber who practices discrimination will have his license revoked. "It's just against the law," he said. However, his office had oo record of complaints being filed. The four barber schools advertising in the New.York City telephone directory all said they do not discrtminale on the basis cf race. Race l\eladom Newt The · Emotion of Transplants From "Tl~ Challenge of Tran$plan· tatioh," a Public Affairs Pamphlet bu lrving Ladi~. Accepting an oraan from another • ...... iiiiliili- Saturday, April 17,1971 The comment page of the Daily Pilot seeks to lororm and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com- mentary on topics o( inter· est and signlfica.m:e (rom informed observers a n d s~kwnen. ' . l!Htrt N. Weed, Publl1htr human being has deep psychological im· pUcatlon.s. It is not enough for the patient to be sulflclently ill pbyslcally to be eli11I· bit for an available heart, lung. pancreas er kidney; he mu.st be sufCicienUy well emotionally to bear the new tJrgan 1uc- cesslully. To donate an organ 1!30 requires l'tOUJJd psychological altitudes. T h J 1 is particularly true if the donor Is llvinR. But It Is also Important when one Is con- templatina a bequest that will take efttd Immediately upon death. Btfore rt<.'tlvlng a lra0$plant, the. potential n!CipJent must ~T't&tle with his anx.iety for himself aDd also with his feel- lngs for a livlng donor whose rteo\'er)' itnd will-being an of deep concern to him. After tranaph1ntallon, lhe recipient must be able to Incorporate the new organ without depr@Mkm or remor,e. Even if the source of hi.I transplant was • recenUy d~ued pcraon, he 1UU hu the problem of overcomlnf palo and dlslresa. ·There's a Case fot Liberating the Female, _ Says One of Them--Like Equal Pay at Work By LINDl!Y VAN GELDER Job diacrlminaUon aaainst women be- glru under the Christm11 tree. Little boys get doctor's t.it.ll, modtl au-. plaoes, cllentistr)' seta, firemen's hall, and building blocks. Gul,_get dolls. They lear. to say adorable lhin.gs 1bout wanting to be a "mommy" when they grow u·p. They taie home economics in school wbile tht bo)'1 get lO fool around in the machine shop, Around the seventh or eighth grade, they start to spend lots of time lhinklng up cute names for their fut~ babies (real live Tiny Tears dolls!) and writing them down in looseleaf notebooks jn combination with the last names cf the boys they kfll>W, OF COURSE, it a &:irJ wants to be a mommy wnen she grows up (and we all want to be monunies; even if we want to bt somethl,.g else loo, the lmporlanl job for a girl is being a mommy), she has to catch a husband. And so, as we don our beginner bras and our first Tangee n.atura.1 llpstick, we begin to see boys ill a brand-new way. Who car~ about preparing to be a wage earner? The important thing iJ marryin1 one. And you can't Juive both -not when all the love comics aRd tan..age maga. zines warn us .not to "compete" or to a~ pear "too bright" around the boys. Of course, there is something mathe- matically wrong in all this. For every girl who manages to catch a husband, a boy al.so gets married. But how many boys perceive it as a career? Part or the answer goes back to the Idea of Woman-as-Walking-Uterus. Somebody bQ to take care of the kidr and, in our culture, that somebody is a woman. At some Point in history, women were coMed into btlieving that the per· petualion of the species was their rr- aponsibility alone. And most of them still believe it. "GOD PUT BOTH sexes on earth and each has its own purposes." Barry Gold· water recently observed when asked his views on equal rights for women. "And l'd hate like hell to wake up next to a pipefitter!" Women, yoo aee. art simply the pero.. pie 1lWI wake up next to. Womtn wbo work (and :you can bet it's for Jess money than a pipefitter makes) are \¥C)rse than rotten to sleep with. They're invisible: Although women con- l!ltltute 37 per cent 'Of"the labor force. and, although 42 per cent er all working-age women in the United States hold jobs, you won't see them on your TV screen. Jn Mass Medialaiid, women are e.ithe:r the nubile u9'rs of feminine deodorant spray or housewives who talk to the genie in their washing machines. Note, too. that men have "jobs" where- as wome n have "careers." A career woman, as we all know, is either a hard. 1lomping, bitchy, aggressive man-hater or a loser who couldn't get a man. ANOTHER delightfuJ stereotype is the Idea that women work ot study a trade "lo have something to fall back on." A wom~·s work is frivolous, a pastime while !he waiU for wedding bells. Accordint to the U.S. Department <1f Labor, more women (1,423,:152) work as secretaries than in any other occupation. The top dozen job categories alter that ire, in order: saleslady, maid, elemen· tary-school teacher, bookkeeper, wait. ress, nurse, seamstress, typist, cashier, cook. telephone operator, and babysitter. All these jobs involve watting on peo- ple, e.'i~ially men, or caring for child· ren. The Christmas doll and the kidd ie car- pet sweeper tiave paid off, afler all. The next best thing to finding fulfillment as a \\'ife and mother is to work as some riian's helpmate in an office. A secretary pours the boss' corfee, runs his personal errands, dusts off his desk, emplies his a.shtray, looks pretty, shields him from people he doesn't want to see. reminds him of his wife's birthday, buys his wife's birthday gift, orders his lunch, .;.. and sometimts even does the work for which he '11 take the credit. The bet~r .she l.!, the less likely her hew is to help her advance to a higher Jevel. He needs her where she is -not eompetin1: with him . ~iosr FmMs are loath to put 1 woman tn any kind of supervisory pos\. tlon. Women are too "emotional." And, anyway. most men would re$ent taking orders from a woman. But the main problem Is ttiat women are considered bad executive ris~. ll's those babies again. A young woman applying for a reason· ably respoMible job may be turned down because "sbe'll just get manied, 11.ny. way." If she's already married, "the'll juat hllve • baby." And lf she ha! a baby, "h@r mind wtU ·be at home, not on her work. and bow can she do two job,, well?'' An oldu woman applyini;: for the same Job, of course, "doesn't have any e1perl· ence." She's only bttn a hou!twile 1~ a molbtr. 'T'he young woman arriviri& on the labor force quickly dll!COvrrs th1t her work is leu valuable than a man's. If she his 1 colltge dr.gree. ht:r Income Is about '4.165 a year. But a min who h8J never sten the. inside of a high school makes an •nnual salary of ~.SIS. Fewer than I peretnl or all wome• worker1 earn $10.000 1 year or better. ON TRE A VEMG!, • woman e1rns 80 tents for every dollar pocketed by 1 man with ldenUcal akilla, dutiea, edllCI· tioa. and experltDCt. Tht aut.ltor is o rtf)Of'Ur on the 1taff tJ/ tht Nt1D York Po1t. So here wt have our typical young woman worker -underpaid, underem- ployed, with little chance of advance- ment. Is it any wonder that marriage beo gh1s ltJ Jook fulfilling by comparison? Our typical female iets married and Quit& her borin1 job, Or ahe quits a year or two lat.tt, when she has a baby and fiods that good child care (ii it's available at all) coeta nearly as much as she makes. Can we blame ber for copping out? The answer, . of course, Isn't to bD marriage. Mort men get married and nave children, too. But they're not penal· ized for. Jt. What we have to start dealing with is the idea that women are forced to choose between work a11d a family life at an age when men are embarkmg hap. pily on both. Half ol lll American glrh marry by t.he age o( 2t'.l.S, and more marry at 18 than at any other age. ,,,e average womaa has two or three children, bearing the la!t at about age 30. Most women, however I in-- cludJng those who spend th~ better part ol their adulthood in the job martet), do not work during the yea!'! betweeJ. the biith Of their first child and the time their last chiJd enters school -the years in which most men are tslabli.shing themselves lo their jobs. WHAT DOES all thil mean to the bu.slne.wnan who want.p to provide equal opportunity for young women? In two words, it meana day care. ~ ..r---,•vi,'J~ Almosl every barrier faced by the. woman worker -from her own gelf. image and goals to the types of jobs she can get -.is rooted in the belief that a woman 's first duty is marriage and ch!ld rearing. According kl statistical evidence, most mothers who work have no other choice : only 35 per cent have husbands at home and nearly hall of those who do are married to men making below $1,000 a year. · The United States is the only high,ly industrialized country In the world in which day care is not routinely provided. Counlries that do have day care, including Sweden and the Soviet Union, also have. a much higher proportion or women in responsible/jobs. According to 1 1965 federal 1urvey, only 2 per cent of the children <1f American wor.klng mothers were in day~are centers. nursery schools, or aftt:r.school centers. About 4' per cent were cared for in their homes, most by relatives (fathers included), and the rest by babysitters. GOvernment, business, or pt:rhaps • joint effort involving both, could rectify this catcb:as-catch--can chlld rearing with day-care and alter-school centers. The burden for mothers of infants too young fur day care might also be eased. If a man, after all, can 5pend two to four years in the military with a legal guarantee that he can return to his former occupation, why can"t a woman have the same right for maternity leave? FOR ME, the questions of eqUaJ employment opportunities and equal pay are meaningless witho4t day care. I don'l believe that day care will instanlly abolish every misconceplion and myth about women. But you have to itart &arnewhere. Day care, at least, would give women an option they do not now have. And, as more women take advantage of that option, the harder it will be to classify them as "naturally" suited to tht .kitchen and the diaper pail. EquaJ employment opportunities and equal pay wouJd (ollo~. Tti,:y would be logical, sensible business Policies once an employer begins to see a woroan as a worker li.ke any other -not as a misplaced baby machine . -RCA Electronic Age Myths About Viet Cong Who's This Ho Chi Minh? Ask Many VC Deserters The average age of the JOO Viet CtJng defectors ducribed here was 'l1 er 28, Tbe oldest I interviewed was a tubercular 54; the youngest, an impish 13. The more recent recruit! seemed io be younger. perhaps a reflect.ion of the dwindling pool of -. available rural manpower. The defeclors bad served an average of two years with the Viet Cong. Contrary to one image of the Viet CtJng, these men were not land-hungry peasants. The belief that the insurgency is fueled by landless, overtaxed tenant farmers seems to be a myth, at least fo r · Bae Lieu. Although close. to 90 of . the defectors had been peasants at the time they became Viet Cong, only four out of 10 did not nwn the land they tilled. The landless defectors I talked with revealed no acute sense of being the victims of an unlair .syatem ol land tenure. In view of the widely held image of the Viet Cong as standard-bearers of Asian communism -indeed. as part of an international C<lmmunist apparatus - a salient characteristic of the defectors ""·a.s their massive igncfance not only of the world at large but a1so of t.be ideological cause for which t b e y supposedly had fought. TWENTY-SIX OOULD not identify Ho Chi Minh, Most of those who did make AOme sort of Identification even 10 re- flected great uncertainty. Jn descending order of frequency, Ho Chi Minh ,~·as described as: the chairman of the north, leader of Hanoi, chief of the north. chairman of Hanoi. chairman of North Vietnam, king of the: north, head cf tf'le Han,oi aovernment, king of the north and 1outh, leader of lhe Viet Cong in lhe norUl. Nguyen Al Quoc (an early alias of lfo Chi Minh). About the only comrnm denominator of these answers is the asaociation of Ho Chi Minh's name with some kind of VIP in tht north. Only ~ defector in lit was aware or the ex.islt.nce of a separate. tmitorially defined regime north of the 17th parallel. Thus the defector tends to be not merely nonideological but n011poliUcal as weJl. The common supposition that Ho was a 1odllke figure in the south, commanding the respect and admiration of all, Is a myth. IF MANV of the Viet <Ang themselives were confused as to who he wu, the general population of the aouth must be even more In the dark. The defectors had Jta: difficulty in Identifying, of tU peoplt:, Prufdent Nguyen Van Thieu. It aeemed kl me highly significant that not even the Interviewees who could lde.ntJft Ho Chi Minh ever used the words "CommurUst," "Socialist" or "Nallanal Liberation F1V11t." When med to define communism, not • single defector defined it u a S>h:Jlosophy, a auae or an analysis of history. None. sterned capable o! treating the word as an "lsm." To -a man, the defectors responded to tl>t q.,..tlon with the lllSwer, "A Communlst 11-. , "; and the m1jority c:omplt1ed tho 9'1\tence wibi llUCb 'fenns as dem1gogue, liar, eVil man -"a man who makes m•ny promises but never keeps them." The defectors nevu made the allif\te.st connect.ion between belng a Communist and prot'esstna a belief in an ldtololf. Although 80 defectors flfst claimed they.,,,. "forced'' lo join U.. Viel Oma. The WTiter served oa-a U.S. aid o//ici· al ir~ 1968 and 1969, assigned to tht' iWekung Delta province· of Bae Lieu where he worked in the Chieu Ho' (Open Arms) prtJgram of tncourag· ing Viet Cong dt'/ectioru. fllTther · probing revealed that only 26 Were actually threatened with physical harm or serious deprivation ·if they rtfused. A returnee has an obvious motive for denying he joined the Viet Cong of his own free will. Most who rlaimed coercion had lived in enemy-controlle·d hamlets for some time. There it was taken for granted that all young men llOOner or later would join or be impressed into the Viet Cong. It was not a matter of free choice because no real alternative existed; coercion in a physical sense was unnecessary. FORTY or lhe inLcrviewers admitted they joined the Viet Cong of their own free wiU, and it is their statements that best eiplain the Viet Cong's ability to endure. Over half willlngly joined the insurgency for reasons associated with witles.sly excessive prosecution of tbe war by Saigon and Washington. Often an interviewee 1akf he joined the Viet Cong to avenge the los11 of 11 close relative nr friend kiUed in indiscriminate artillery barrages or airstrlke11. The urUntentional but clearly avoidable shelling of sacred ancestral burial plola drove others into the insurgent ranks. Many made the decision a I I e r experiencing their first ARVN search· and-destroy operation, a euphemism fo r stealing chickens, trampling rice paddies, molesting women and roughing up the villagers. Several defectors, lncredlble tl'iough it may seem, became Viet Cong in order to escape the draft. A tiny minority ·actually believed the insurgent propaganda and joined for quasi-ideological reasons. A few were convinced that the Viet Cong were fighting a necessary war to liberate the cou ntry from foreign aggressors. Some were given land for their support. M'any more, however, especially the young recruils, saw in the Viet Cong an opportunity to escape from the boredom cf rural lire. The Viet Cong promised adventure, a dlance lo e x pr e 11 s masculinity and the excilement of a clandestine life. ~ AS WITH MOST revolurion11r movements in history, the buJk of those v.•ho make up the Viet Cong are rather common individuals possessing no enraordinary skills or talent.s. They rarely have a passiooate altachment to the moyement, much leas a wider understanding of it. They join either because circumstances give them littlo choice or because they ~e in the movement solutions to personal or local problems. Re~y~ling Plasti~ lt's..,Not as Easy as It May Sound By JOSEPH B. NUSBAUM President WeaOa: l\fanulacturillg Company My firm ls lhe only company in the San Francisco area reprocesaing and reusinr nap plastics lo make new pro- ducts. Approlhnately 18.5 billion pounds of pla3li9' were produced in 1970. Basically there are tW1) separate categories of plastics -the rmoplastics and thermo.sell. ThermopluUcs can be heat-softened repeatedly and r~used. These materials form the largest percentage or plastics (16.5 bUllon poundii). Thermosets, once formed and cured ~annot be heaWOf· tened ag1in. TIIERE ARE three principal ways In which wasle plastics are produced -ln-plant ¥'<! manufacturing W1$tes, one-way pla~tems, and products that have lived otit the.Ir functional life. The flrsl IOUrct is the prlma.ry, If not the ouJ, way. th~t plutlcs a.re recovered. and recycled. Tht normal end- u1e for she t•o latter sources Is deposl- liml \Q lhe numerous dump 1ilf4 or on our clt1 ttree:j.I in the form crl litter, Most plants · will recirculate their wastea 1)l'O'fldtng they have spent the time and ,tt!Ugy to keep the varioU$ grade! of plast..ICll 11epar1te and free or conl&minaUon from other ln·planl wastes. IF THE VARIOUS lypcJ of plasll~s are ml1ed, the wastts arc normally KDt to Ula dwnp. Pla1Ut1 art unique ' ~ ., • in the sense that there Is no way 1o melt down a mixed load of plastics and mechanically separale out each type. The Society of Plastics lndusrrie_, estimate Uiat only 2 percent of bulk wastes by weight are plastics . However, 30 to 40 percent of these plastic product, are one-way items and end up at the dump. TbeoreUcally, separation could be done at the dwnp providing sorter11 are hired that are knowledgeable aboUl the various grades and types of plastics. JF LABELS were removed, washed and .shredded -the wasle products would be a good seU1ble product. Of course, this couldn't be done without massive sub.,5idies. We are proces,,ing 300 to 500 pound., of wasLe plasUcs per hour on • 24 hour, S day a week basis. We have attempted to expand lhe eilallng mar.kets, but the demand ls not there • l doubt lC 5 percent of the waste plutks produred are reclaimed. The biggest str:ldca in waste plastk:. utilluiUon will be in th@: fields of in· clnttallon and non,plastrc type USC!. Most ciperts believe that with good design, prope:r op er a I I o n a.nd .sophJstlcated air pollution equipmenl. plRSUc wastes ~an be bumed tfftctivelt with heat being 1 potential by-product. Po),yelhyttne f.s 1tn excellent fuel. Al$0, the. Industry II 5iving COO· slderatlon to the eommm:tal u&cs nt granulated plastic or filler In such pro- ducts as llghtwelgbt eoncrel.CI, tn1ulatora and upha!L • Good morning, boys and gi.rb, and welcome to another beauUtuJ spring da,y with Uncle Len and his good friends· Carol and Andy. The old mail sack was full again aod I am rtally pleased to see 10 many ex~llent entries In our contests. Don 't forcel that you can win Kennedy half dollars for good pc>em.:1 or riddles. too. Also, Ask Andy gjves World Book globes and encyclopedlu for winning questions to this column. PictuttS of two recent winners will be appearing .soon on Uncle-Len's page. Well , now that the Spring vacation is behind an d 3\lmtner ls juat ahead, I hope you are all digging into the school wor k extr a hard-remember, there isn't much study time left foc those fina l tests. Today's topic digs back into his tory again -back to the days of lhe American Revolution and the brave men who won our freedom from Great Britain. 1'11 bet in your English classes, some of you have read the wonderful poem written by Longfellow called "Paul Revere's Ride". The first part of the poem goes something like this: Listen my chil~ 1ball hear Of the mldJlJght ride cl Paul• Revere. 'Twu the tath of April In ·1~. HardQ' Iman.ts now alive ' llbo ".mOmber• t h a I famous day and year. · Well, we remember Uiat famous day, because it was almost ' 200 y~s ago thiJ SUnday that sllvenmith aod ' patriot, Paul Revere set out on his long ride across the New England landscape. He was .shouting the ~aming. that British troops were en the march to seize and destroy rebel arms and gunpowder .stored at a small town called Concor4. It was rns. ·The war haJ actually not pven b e g u n because the Continental Coogress bad .not decl.1r<d It. But the British knew it was coming and were trying_ to stop it. The poem goes on to record Paul's ride through sleeping towns shouting "The British are coming. Awake and stand io arms". His goal was to -re!Ch. the~ ,..d. It '{U ~ that the !Inf blood o I Amr.rlcans was 1pllled in 1ctual rtvtilution combat. The first shot was called. "The.shot heard ·~und tbie '-world",-'J'be '8rttlsli won ind k e p ·t marching. , -1 his lllllllOrlal rldO-Into '4ry. Thjs lo a IJJ'<it topic fa< poetry and art so dig and fiU the old mail sack full to the brim.. • > • Don't tq;"t thos< ljld(~. Art honorable m e n t I o n a include : Connie Verd.Ina, 6'111, The Brillsb were finally Huntington Beach· Maurttn atopped•sbort of their goal by Gildea Cost.a Me~· Ally~ a atronr f~i:«: of -millti' atJ 'Pizzo .. • 6. Newport' Bath: •. Concord bridge. The warning Elizabeth Dorn 11 C-Orona del had succeeded and the British Mar : Holden Clay: 7, Laguna went . home beaten 1 n d Beach; Kathy Croocl), 5';"CQsta bloodied. Mesa;· Uhdi Crouch, t, 'Cpst.a So this week k Ids, Mesa ; Franceline Oriti, 11,.EI remember that famoll.! man Toro. <!aro/~ ~orner~~-· RIDDLES ailcl . JOKES· * PRIZE WINNER QuesUon: What did the grape ;ay when somebody s~epped. on it? Answer: Notbing. It just gave a litUe wine. (whine); _ Jutle A. Mor1lk1t lffl MIMru Dfi.,.... Cttll .M0!-1 Concord and prepare a defense. By rousing 1111 the towns along the . way. the 1_:====================~1 militiamen would harass the BriUsh 3nd hopefully make them turn back.. Revere never r~ally made it too far be<:ause he was captuted .by the British. The men who rode with him did spread the word all the way to Conrord. Revere eventually escaped Uie British tO fight Doctor Looks Back To Famed Discovery NEW YORK (AP) -"Our brQugh\ the l;llood .$Ugars back again. nA. · ued The militiamen be aroused greatest asset· was -_tha.t . we to ll(lrmal1" ~t contin • U1ered the ·na were young and uninh1b1ted "Through Julr, August, afnown~~'g&':~Jnd.b014.JK1'h lQ&,JD+lo~'..:. said September, we worked alone. Dr. Charles H. Best, ·so years ·All :the chemical 1igns cf after he helped discover in· ·:.diabetes were elinrinated· in sultn, wbicb. has helped the dog1 .. Equally . dramatic perhaps 130 million diabetics . was the clinical improvement. A robust 72, Best, cf the They had been listless, weak. University of Tpronto, looked . 'nle~ got well , f~ed . about baclf ~yea rs ill an interview · lhe-·lah. ~d stayed ah~e .. as Tuesd3y on the ive of World fong as we gave the insuhn. Health Day, wh ich honors ·the The two scic!ntis[s gave the'ir YOUR-lflWS QUIZ . ---~· .. ' PART I· NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL G!vo.;youuelt 10 polnta for each correct ·-answer,.-• 11 ' · -t i-Pftelde:M Nixon' lut -week wa.a expecl.ed to· annOW'.ICe (CHOOSE ONE: a.n. increased. a de-- creaaed) rate of American troop wltbdnwala from Viet Nam. It_ Chlcaao Mayor •• ? •• wonreelecUon, captuiliij nearly 70 per cent of ihe votes ca.at.. a-Sam Yorty b-Ricbard Daley c:-Jtpbert Wagner S Th11 waa the flret time a CMcago Mayor was reelected to a fifth 4-yearterm. TruaorFal'.le? 4 Pre ~1dent Nixon !sk~ Congress to expand!ed- eril ai~ tp prUate and p1&rochl&l schools tn a .. ? .••. billion re;enu~ ~ng pl&n for educ&- Uon. . &•$3 b-$S C·$8 6 The Jaraell government' (CHOOSE ONE: ·ac• cepted, rejected) an Egyptian proposal to. open the .&lu. Can.al if lsrlel withdr&wa .1ta troops !ram the E'ut Banko! the waterway. .. PART II· WORDS IN THE ~EWS Take • points for each word that yo~ can m•tch with Its correct meaning. l ..•.• lnjuncUon 2 ••••• tnUmida.te 3 ..... reaume 4.:.~.atek. '·"'!."recess a-Strip o! valuables b-lrlghten c-court.order to do &omething d-a.djou.rn for a Um& e·b.egfn agaln alter I•· t.erropUon ·'"PART 111. NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 's ~liits. ,for. names that· you correctly match .wiih the clues. · can · i ..... Roiers Morton &•'Foreign Mintsier. .2 ••••• AndreJ Gromyko So1tet Union ~Ass o ciit e J ustice, U oS. supreme Court •• •• Siturdlf, A11rit 17, 1~71 OAJLV '1LOT T ' Tut YouraeU Here'• a chance for everyone tn the f.unO, oWI ~ to ~ad to tnt bit or Hr own "nOM for newa." 1'lk• tht. '""wffkly News Quiz ln the privac;1'"'6t")'OUr' own home (J'OU don't even hav• to let the rftt of the fatnlb' know bow you made out) and tee how mucb )"04l lcnow abouC what'• Pina: on ln tM ... wld today. . . ~ 0.n't ch.a~ .,,..,. (u,.W. 4Mnl) .......... ..... Match word clues with thelt corrupond• Ing pictures <;!r aymbolll . 10 polnla for e,lch corr ect answer. B RAILPAX 1 ••.•• Minnesota Junior sen- ator Huber! ~phr~ 2 .••.• Aprtl 11·17 Ill Pan Americu Week 3 •••.• 11raell Prime Minls- ter Gold& Metr "·· ... Thie pernment cor- pontion is taldn1over the nation's pasaenpr ~ailway service s ....• ::ioviet Com.munl•t. Party Get1.eral Secre- tary Leonid Brezhnev 6 ..... Municipal elect lon1 here strengthened tbJ• nation's Marxist gov- ernment .1 7 ..... ~upreme Coo.rt upheld federal law requiring their registration 8 ••••• Mains senator M:u- garet Cbue Smith 9 .•••• This na.tlon'e gov.ern- ment pledged B>ipport far Ea.st Paklstan'J.1l clvU war 10 ••••• Agtta.tion for indepen ... dence is an 1asu e111 this Ame.ricu depen- dency G CHILI H ' MlcaotlESIA I I HOW DO YOU IATE?. (Sc.,. &ch Sid• of Out& 5.pi1r1hily) 71 te m pelnh• Gooll. 91 to IOOpolntt -TOflSCOU! 61 to 70,.lr.ts•F•fr. II to 90 points • fxc•llMt. .,., ...,.,?77• tf'_.: ' .. .. ' S..d yo•r 11111•tl•• r. A• A1dy, c/o Ornto Co.st D-Uy Piiot, h1 15U, COit.· M ... , Collt. late Sir Frederick Banting. first report of the discovery in "I had just finished my five · a talk before the university year course in medical science sta ff and ~aduate students _at when I met Fred Banting in lhe medical schoo l 1 n the autumn of 1920" Best No vember. "They were not said. "He was a surg~n and I tr e mendously enthusiastic, was a biochemist and il was a they weren't convi~ced," _Best combin atian approac.h -il recalled. 3 •.••. Harry Dlackmun 4., ... Jack Valenti c-Jutilor Senator fr o m Illinois d-!ieqreta.ry oJ the Jn• .terior e-Presldent. Motion Picture Association cf Ameriu 1 FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION What can priT&te,ciUzena do to promote ooneer- vatJon? And'I' !lef'dJ • complellt 10-W>IWm<I 1et o1 tM WHlll I Mll llKYtlNMll te l ""' Olt'l'<I. t n 10, o1 Del MPlnH. law• 1111' 1111 e1111rlon: Why do clviliiation1 fall? tr you keep a scrapbOOk . you can paste this column beside the Fertile Crescenl, printed two weeks ago. That onet fertile region around the ea stern Mediterranean was a cradle of civilizations. There through 6,000 years, many nalions rose and fell. We can look back and trace patterns that were repeated behind the scenes. We also can trace similar patlerns in the rise and fall or civiU1ati011Js that came later. They say that history repeats itself. Dozens of past clviliiations have b e e n recorded , revealing the same old ups &nd downs. The details are dreary lists cf bloody battles and kings, good or bad. Bul the scope of historY makes sense only when wt probe behind the scenes far what succ~ and what went wrong -again and again. These reasons are hard to find because they are rooted in a complex blend of noble and unworth y qualities. History iJI Rctually a revelation of human nature. When the last ice age retreated. many groups of wandering hunters settled in the rich valleys of the Fertile Cresccnl They b e c a m e rarmers and flourished because they worked with a generous partner -the good earth. They learned by trial and error to live in hannony with nature. Their fields and herds yielded abundance, as nature inte nded . The y Improved their lives and 8wapped friendly Ideas with their neighbors. Civilizations progressed, as n 1 tu re Intended. But time after time lhis hannoniau.s p r o g r e s s stopped a n d civiiiz.atlons declined. - Nature did not fail her favored tenants. Mank Ind reacted to prosperity tn many foolish ways. He forgot that his success wu rooted irt his hard-earned share at the generous earth and ignored nature's request to maintain his part of the bargain. lte traded the sane beauty of reality for big-headed ldeu of l'lis own importa.nct -and neglected his "basic duties. Gradually, most of the Fertile Crescent became a barren desert. Perhaps lhe trouble started because pr ospe rous !ttUements reared t h a t outsider& 1'0U.ld steal their rigbUuJ rewards. . ln fact, many were plundered by wanderlng barbarians, WhO trampled the hard -won benefits of civilization. The plundering hordes bred I ear, and feat bred hordes of suspicions.' Soon neigh.boring civilizations mistrusted each other and armed themsel~ for de(ense. Willi warfare came ~llY loot and the false' pride ·of victory. Mankind· was tempted to invent foolish excuses for his aggressians. Meantime, he failed to nOtlce the real price of his falsei glory. H i s neglected homelands f e 11 behind and his civilizations declined. In most cases, the · setbac ks were t'riggered when prosperity was squandered on warfare. Bul a few failed ~cause they igriored na \ure's request to progress. They set up rigid social orders that bound future ge.nerations to the pasL This led to hol· headed rebenions that tore down bot& the good and the b a d. T h e s e clvili,iations collapsed from lntunal strUe. The scene changed and in spite af Rtbackt, progress prevailed. When we review these capsules of a n c i e n _t history, perhaps we can fa ce the same old mistakes, still present in our own ..human nature. Perhaps we can leirn to r-e s pec -C the splended inheritance from our ancestors -and avoid their mistakes. In any case, our portion of ,uie patient earth is still here and the sane partnershi p with nature ls still available. """"" -• W...,. ..... GtllM 10 Todd Nenntr.-••• to. of lollwto Sl'IOlll1o . Nortfl Ctn1L1n... for ll!t <1.1.11t1!lon. WUt 11 the total weight of the earth's atmos phart? The total weight o.f the earth's airy sbell is. e.stimated to be 5.700 million million tollli. ln round numbers, that figure is 57 plus a tail ol .14 zeros. The air aroljJl(f us seems to weigh nQ.lhing at all. It seems logical to \VOnder whether some heavier .material on high · must bf !<I.ding to the total weight oC the atmosphere. No -all of it is made of gaseous air, mixed with an assortment of dusly Particles. Wha t's more, the air on h i g h gradually grows much thln.oer_ and ligb~er than the layer that •Us on the ground. True, the weighl or the aUnospbere seems enormous. But the solid planet bdow IL is far, far ht.a.vier. The air in R box one foot 1quare weighs only 1 Vt ounces . .But the iiize of the earth's at.mosphere Is Immense, much larger than the vast oceans and even larger lhan the solid planet itaeU. And every cul!ic foot of Jts volume add.'J a little , &0melhlng · \0 I~ enormous total weight. ~ .•••• Acila.l :Stevenr.on needed both good sutgery and But the story somehow 0 VlC, tnc., MldilOn, Wtw:.on1in THIS WEEK'S CHAUENGE! Name the Kou£e Ma)o rity Loader. WDUDlll good biochemistry. found Its way ·into· a •'We made &g! diabeljc by· newspaper, 'touching bff a ''S l•·to :1111-t t•·z :,.1 11111v..i taking out the pa ncreas: We deluge of Jefters and visit! to •v•11t"'1.,., '66°1 •1•M :i9Ni1 1't'M~ it"t :, • ., :•·( t1111·i: :•·1 111 J.'1'1/1 ~en studied their cherojstry Thronto 'by diabetieS. ~";...'c,'-'.;•_:·•:..·_:1•~· ':...,.:",· ';:.....' s::·_:•_';>_:·•:....:'•;..·~::...,:' •:..· ':....:'•::.·.:.• _':..•·:..' ~-'::::':.i:-',;:°':'.!:"":o:'--l.,_---~"f[..].'.:,' i::"',.·•:..::'"_: .. :_':.:•:'"1;.·.:•.:.' i,·~E ;;"::"::".:":;'::"'..:'::.•·.:•..:''...Ii~•'..:''!' and they reacted like a child" ;•ft ' wa's lht! 11th or Jahuary '· ' • ~. with diabetes. very severe. in i922 Defore patients were T~y anly lived a wttk er 10 treated . We gave eacli ether days. Then we began lo ex-good; big injections firsl and it periment making e .x tracts was safi!. 'The fiist pci"Son from the pancreas . treated was a 15-year-old boy, "Oh. things went wrong, the a severe diabetic who had only Q?erating room was not very a short time to live. He li ved good, il was a very"hot sum-·15 years:· and died ·Jn a mer. The diabetic animals got motorcycle· accident" The infected and the 'infections boy rs name was Leonard made the m very 'resistant to ThOmj>son. anything that might help The fi'rst U.S . ciliicn to be them." treated was Jame:ri H"avens, Diabetes develops when -th~ RoChesfer, N.Y., whd became pancreas, a large gland behind a celebrated artist. married. the stomach, fails to produce had a family and died a few enough good ir1sulin to convert yeilrS ·ago. He was noted for the sugars an:d starches in the woodcuts·. The most famous blood to the sugar form called patient· Was Dr. George R. glucose. The blood, aided by MinOt 1o[ Jmton, who ·1ater the insulin , carries the glucose won a Nobel Prize in medicine to body cells where it becomes for is wilrk in the treatment of e~rgy or i! stored for later anemia. use . While many other scientists The work began in'a·Toronto wei-e also 'workin g in·the field, labo'ratory in May 1921. By Ju· Best ·said One advantage 'they ly, Banting and Best began had w8.s in workini!; With" tiny giving diabetic dogs the first amounts al the pancreas. so extracUt from the pancreas. they could perform many ex· "The extract of pancreas per.imen ts with Jess material. Tetafkr Loving Care i • • • This tiny bundle or lur Is baby sp<)lted leopard born at Busch Gardens in Tampa. It's mother refused ta care for her. so attendant Betty Artis hu been glv· Ing· It ettln special allentioh tnll feeding it by hand. a LA Grandfa~her Follows Breezes to Fly Beloved Kites LOS A~G!:Ll;S IAPj .:. Paul .Lo..ye·,. pursuit of . happ iness fs to chase the wind and cut a paper ballerina iato tbe sky. At M, he is in love · wJth kite.flying . TUgging "a plain old 20-Ce:nt Super~light · · Phenomenon Discovered kite without a tall," the galloping grayiog &l'an.dfalher scampers over vacant fields er desert sands -wherever he hears the win.d ls blowing. ' His wife Geri pecks a picnio basket and 01ey are off in their blue sedan, usually with some neighbor children in the bitck seat. LoWe figures he ·di'ove· 21 .0011 miles .'Jast year looking for the !>Mt winds. "Whh Complex· Wii'lds or cros!Winds you observe the dancing -they are rlever still. dancing, s 'o 1 r I n g , 1alling," says Lowe. · A retired railreader who now works as a bank courier, IAiwe doesn't take two-week vacatfons. Instead, he has permission rrom the .boss lo take off half days when the winds come up. He works over t h e inexpenaive k.ltes to his own tastes, spending as much a! 2i,, hours to des ign. restcing and Ue at least 40 knots on each kilt. He is not Interested in box kites or bat kites. "I don't think there is • n 'f t h 1·n g beautiful abOut them in the sky." he says, adding quickly, "I'm not trying to knock them. It's just that the cross sUck or t-type -thal's my baby!" The neighborhood kids who accompany him get le use his kites. which he tum1 out bj the bund.redl!I. No two •ri alike. •·t give them to frle ndl and . neighbors," he. aay' "There'• no •alisfacllon id keeping them yourself." • His interest In kite! hli de•eloped ~er many year1. : "He bid Oown kitu when bi was younger," s1ys his wile el 43 yeaa. "He used to make them out of newspaper for ~ boys." • Yoothtul facu tur1'td t.o the sky showed envy on a recent outing IS Lowe'1 soarina: kite, prcud a1 a splnwaker on the sea, made tao.degree dives. turned clrcles, and floated •n hls command. BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI ) ._ "A Man ach111etts Institute ·of Technotog'y sr:ientist says · t>bservations by two powerful radio tele!copes may raise doubt! about the theor'y that Town Uses The~ on Aphids · noth irig ·moves faster than the 1pe<d· ofllghl. Prof. lf>Win r. Shaplre said · the obse'rvations indicate two boiling clollds of matfer more than four billion lights rel.rs Ladybugs Replacing DDT·?c from earth aft exploding froni CLAREMONT .(AP) each other at 10 times the speed of light, an apparerit Some 180,000 lady bugs are violation o'f a fuiidame·ntal Jiw-' being used Instead ol DDT in, . or ph)'!iC!'i. . an effort le tld Ole trees that He told a special symposiu m line the streets of this college at the American Academy of town_ of the insect ptst, ·aphids. Arts and Science! h e r e Wednesday the two rapidly. The aphids, which suck sap separating clouds are in a so-from leaves and items, ha ve called quasar, 'identified as Citused elm tree! to drip sRp '3C279. which has been under prof11$ely, .oil.Jii.pg I.be paint observation by MIT's l30·foot Job.! on cars and leaving some radio telescope in Tyngsboro stree~s dangerous!~ slippery. and· the 210.foot Golds tone "uidy bugs ire S:Bld to be ' Oilit. dish ·or th~ Califor'rii; able. to eat _up-ta .a of the soft InslihJte of TeChnology. bodied aphids a day, ""RadiO ·signals from the· The city obtained the lady quasal' Wei'e' recorded it both· ·bugs, about 2~ gallon! of 'telescopes, •nowing scientists .thfm, from 1 GrAM Valley '"to measure tiny features on · firm for $140. It .took three the quasar. Analyzing aome men about an hour to 1pread ' r.oo mne; or magneuc 'tape Ute.\n throughout tbe town laiit , rrOtri. o~rv1tlq~~ ~tWtt:'I Week. Oct. I · ind 16 ·and agafn ·;'.We thoUaht-•e!would look J?etween pct. J and J5. for an alternative to DDT ind 1 ~ I e n t 1.J t s . Tound two . try to use' biological central." cornpo~n(s in the quasar tha\ Deputy City.M•nager Norman were 1ppartntly. equally King , expl•lned Wtdnesday. brlJJtit, according to Sha;pirq_. , 1be ·t ity stopped u.stng DDT a The . componen,U w e r e year: ago. me85Ured 1pln in .Fel>Nary Kini said city CJHicials and appeared to. have roavtd eapecl to ·know• In three or further · epart, he s 1 Id,. four wetlkr ·whfthert the lady lotplylng • 1pe<d lor tht two bugs are doing the job. -component• rushing apart ot &itoated: hi the foothills or .10 times ve1t0:r than· the the· ,San '6abriel Mounta inl' speed el llgtit. · aome 35 mllet tut of Loi Angeles, Claremont has abOut 24,000 residentt and 18,000 trees In dty 1treet.! and parks plus those on private property. MO!l of the trees wer~ planted 60 years ag'o ln• an effort by the Claremont Colleges to provide as great a variely 11vallable as possible. The elmo sycamore. liquid iunber and native aak ale the town 's 11ride, even drawing nature groups to come aM admire, "The tree·1 are Important to the community,'' King 11ld • The use of lady bugs Instead of DDT. be added, "fa our attempt to reduce the cost of tree maintenance and 1t the 11ame lime avoid the use of s material quite 1 11umbet 8' people· feel is detrimentl.1 to the· environment." All About Wolf Howls NEW YORK I AP) ...: A group at naturallsl! 1 a y howling among wolves i! a form er communication that <>iten appears to 'b ow tmotlons or loneliness and aorrow, but rarely fear or anger against other creatures. "Anybody who says he'11 been 'et' by a woU ls a liar," • 1aid John B. Theberge, 'an wlstant. profeS&Of of ecology and author of "Wolf Music.'' 1n arUcle In the current blue of N1tural Hl1tory magatlne. Theberge, mee:Un1 Vt I t h othu ecologlata Wtd.nesday at the American Muttum of N•tu.raJ lilatory, uld Wolves almoet always bowl when they are separated from th~ packs or when their pups die..: ''I diacovered that my t.hrff wolves could t r a n 1 f e !' WormaUoo -such 11 the lt!tnlltr •( the wolf, aod pttbaps Its, emotional llall - by Yal'latlOD In Ibo unlll ol sound," he said. •A .record.il'lj of woU howl!. Issued through the museum on the "Tonsil Reo>rda" label; drew 1 ml.Jed revitw f~ New York Timu mu.sic erlUe Harold C. Scbonbttf. • .. Some wolvt-1 havt It, aome don'~ They try ,. trill, poor thlngs, but do not rtally hive ~ technique for St." wnita Sdlonber1. • I I . -. .. .. . .... I DAii• 'ILOT S1t11rday, A_ortl 17, 1971 Real Estate Venture Set Questions • .,_d Comment By Realtor R•nd•ll McC.rdlo We've l>Mn r•nting and our l••M Is •bout up. Would It .,. smart to see if W9 can extend our IHM for anoth•r year, or should we think of buy in 1 now? A friend of my hu1band't thlit is in the rNI est1te business, says we should not wait any lont- tr to buy. Wt enjoy the home we',.. in and the f"tif\t Is r11son1bl1. Any rec:comm9nd1tion1? V. T., Huntington Buc.h A recent issue of Time magazine an s~·ers your question in one of their lead articles: ''Homes are the big buy of the year ..• and the brightest spot on the' economic horizon." The Time article goes on to say, "People who want houses or aparrments would do well to shop around now, because prices are likely to rise again. Secretary Romney warned last month that the price of a typical now home may well be farced up by S2,500 over the next three years, merely to cover the cost of construction-wage increases. The cost of land for FHA homes has risen 80"/n during the past five years; in Southern California, builders now must pay about $30 ,000 an acre for raw land. Volatile lumber prices have soared by as much as 42 ';. since December, and some builders foresee an additional 20'"t. increase within a few months. Rene Henry Jr .. executive secretary o fthe Council of llousing Producers, says: 11We may be on the verge of the greatest inf1ation ever in hous- ing costs." Why mus;t we buy and own property? Many Items hive to be m1nuf1ctured, but l1nd does not. With the hlsih cos;t of consumer Items tod1y -why doesn't the government let us use the l1nd they own? The government, e1pecl1lly here in the West· ern Un ited States, owns fiearly half of the l1nd. Why not divide It up? Wouldn't everyone benefit? A Student, Newport Beech. ~ , Our governme_nt has from time to time given 'land away or sold 1t for nearly nothing, remember the "homesteaders"? I hope our right and privilege to buy and own property is never taken away or diluted. Take away man's right to buy, own or man- age land and immediately freedom ceases to exist. Only through free and unt.i:ammeled ownership and use 0£ real estate can progress be sustained in the world. Editor's Nott: Randall R. McCardle U the presfdt11t OJ .th• Real E1tater1, on investment analust, coll.egll!: ~ecture Ond author of "Real Estatt in Califontia.. u Send your com OU"ftt.! and questions to Randall R. McCardle. c/o the DAI ~LOT. P.O. Bo% 1560, Costa Meaa. 92626. Real Estate Conference 1 j ,,! Set in San Francisco Burton ~. Smith, California Reil Estate Commissioner, will be among nine featured 1pelkers at a two-day educa- tional conference on real estate syndication sponsored by the California Real Estate APOCiafion, It was announced by • ltichard J. Cheroske of Puadena, chairman of 1he CR:EA Real E 1 t a t e Syn. dicatlon Division. Dates are April 26-27 at th e Fairmont Hotel in San Fran- cilco, and April 2'-30 al the Bilfmore Hotel in Im Angeles. portunlty;" Don EUl1 of Loa Angeles, presidt!nt of the Property Research Corpora· tion. on "Acquisition of the Property." Sam Freshman, Beverly · Hills atlorney with the Jaw firm or Freshman, Marantz, Comsky, and Deutsch, on "Preparing the Documents ;'' Norman Jacobson of Los Angeles, secretary treasurer of Wagner-Jacobson Company, on "Marketing the Shares ;'' Jo15eph Yousem of Venice. on ''Management af the Proper· ty." Sequoia Pacific Rtalco. a r ettnUy·formtd p1rtnenhip betwetn 1 Southern Pacific Company subsidiary a n d Ronald and Arthur Birtcher of Sanl.a Ana, announced today It has begun rul est1te development programs valued al $17 mlllion. · • T h e s e deveklpments," uplalned 0. C. Linde, president of Sou1hcrn Pacific °"\'elopment C o m p a n y , "inelude two r a I l·se r v ed .,..·trebouse.s, 1 n industrial park. and four mobile home parks plus vark>us olher real estate packages in California. \lit also are planning ruture optrallons in other Western -'lilts served by Southern Pa~ifi<'.'' Sfquoia Pacific will serve as a n additional experitnced de\'elopment an:g for Southern Pacific's indusfruilty-oriented properties, Unde said. "lls aetivitiu will include Pacesetter Homes Open Near Irvine Without any public announcement, the n e w Western-look unit of Pacestlter Homes' the Ranch near Irvine opened last week, and 21 sales were recordtd, according to Landon M. Exley, Pacesetter vice president and general manager. The public's acceptance of this new line or homes featuring massive t I m b e r beams and tough sawn siding, plus heavy shakes, has met with instant approval, he slated. A new model complex featuring four floor plans with a variety of rustic exteriors are on view now. Jl may be reached by takll;lg the Jeffre y Road turnoff from either the San Diego or Santa Ana Freeways to Moullon Parkway in Orange County. All of the new homes In this popular rural development. out where the open spaces and trees begin, features concrete driveways and underground utilities. Two of the larger plans have three-car garages. Soaring high pitched roof lines distinguish the new line with both single and two-story homes to select from. The four th unit of blimes Is adjacent to the 400 home ''Ran ch'' community, complete with an eight-acre family park and lree-Jined pas!'OS. The paseos are preserves or towering Eucalyplw trees, planted many year1 ago, which nestle the homes and meander through the development, setting it off from the orange orchards and farmlands. The new homes at The Ranch range from $25,950 to the largest model at $35,950 with ia striking f e a t u r e s including a cozy conversation pil around the fireplace, wet bar, large famil y room and imprwive master suite, plus three bedrooms and two and one-half baths. Monterey Convention industrial bu 11 d -1 o· su It programs, negotiated building cootracl!i, master plaMing and construction of major Industrial parks, commercial development, land packaging and sales, and the creation of mo~ile home park. c:ommunlUu." Sequoia Pac:lflc progrllDJ now under way, Linde added, include: -In Buena Park, a rail· served warehouse in lhe Southern Pacific tndustrl.al Park to serve the Santa Ana Beverage Company. -ln San Jose, anotber wa.rehouse: at Trimble Road to be occupied by L a J h Industries, a division o I Interstate Stores. ._ ln the Orange-Anaheim area, a 57-acre indu.slrial park. -Four mobile home parks. in San Diego, Carlsbad, San Bernardino and 1 out h e~r n Orange County. Headquarters of Sequoia Pacific Realco have been establi.shed at 820 S. Grand Avenue, SJnta Ana, with addiUon81 offices in San Jose. Partners in the n e w enlm"prise are the • Golden MASSIVE ARCHWAYS IN MADRID HOME New Madrid Sales Keep Up the Pace A sales pace·ef four homes a day has been maintained al New Madrid, tbe '21.5 million, 600-home neJghborJ>ood a t Mission Viejo. stnce its grand opening in February. Sales during lhe first month reached a total of 119, according to Dave Maddocks, General Sales Man ager, Mission Viejo Company. New Madrid Homes are &ffered in three to rive- bedroom, two-and three-bath models, which include a number of featu res suggested by previous buyers in other Mission Viejo neighborhoods . The model complex, al Marguerite Parkway and Trabuco Raad. in the northern section of the community. is a showcase et 'California· inspired' home ideas. Featurt!s include mission barrel tile roofs, shake and shingle roofs, fireplaces, and an eleganl spiral staircase in the Plan 67, Casa Sarga model. ~1any of the homes win be buill on 1pectacular view sites everloo king Trabuco Canyon and the hills to the East. Casa Sandia, Plan 6 •, features insssive arcbways surrounding the dining area, and fireplaces in both lhe first floor family room and the expansive master suite. Casa D(l~ado, Plan 62, has a cathedral ceiling in the living and dining sress, and a large master suite comp I e te I y separated from the &ther bedrooms lor adult privacy. All plans in New Madrid offer. ceramic tl\e kitchen counters and ceramic tile showers and baths. electric range with a self-cleaning oven, dishwasher and disposal, luminous lighting in master bath.~. and stained, hardwood Cheroske said Smith will speak the afternoon of the first day on "Preparing the Application." Under changes in the law last year, real estate syndications with 100 or less participants were put under the juri!dlctlon of the real estate commissioner, more than 100 under the cor· poraLions commissioner. R'eal Estate Experts Meet oabinets. New Madrid homes range in price from $29,995 to $39,500. Emplr• Inv estment Corporation. I IUbsldiary ol the Southern Pacttk Deve}opmenl Company, and Ronald and Arthur Birtcher, veteran C&Ufornia developers and re•l eat.ate investment specialists. The Birtcher bretben, the third generaUon of the~ family to 'operate a d e v e olpment organization, have a record ot auccaaful real e.state activity including numerous indwtrial parks and build-to-suit p r o a: r a ma , commercial office bulldlng development , marinas, country clubs and elaborate mobile home parks. . ··the Sequoia Pa~ if I c organization will offer lhe advantages of J n -h 'l u s e planning a n d corutniction teams," said Arthur Birtcher, "and we have available unique patterns of versatile jnvestmeot programs for our clients." Mesa Firm Records Home Sales New home sales totaling $8,543,212 has been recorded by Schmid Development, Inc., of Costa Mesa, for the first quarter of 1971. "This is the best fiNJt quarter we've ever had," said Lewis R. Schmid , president of the si:x·year-<1ld bu i Id in g aimpany. Schmid said the figures represent sales at both his established developments in Orange County and the two new communities which have recently opened. "We are just abo11t sold out at Rancho Mesa Anahe im and Rancho Mesa Fountain Valley," said Schmid, ''while our new homes at Rolling Hills Estates in Fullerton a re nearly sold out as well. Tills community is less than one year old." The two new developments -Westgate in Fount a In Valley and Rolling View Estates in Yorba Linda - have also re corded a large number of sales in their lnilial units. Both or t h e .s e deveJ.opmtats have only been opea a few weeks. Schmid said he attributes the heavy sales volume lo a lowering of interest rates, a general optimistic outlook In the economy and the fact that most of the homes sold during this period were new plans. just int roduced by the company. The homes being offe red by Schmid are all moderately priced. with the homes in Anaheim priced from $27,200, while those in Fountain Valley, Yorba Linda, and Fullerton are priced from $29,950. There Is a choice of three, four and five bedroom homes at all of the Schmid De ve lopment, Inc . communllies and FHA. VA and conventional terms ire being offered. All of the Schmid-built homes come complete with built • in kitchens including range, double oven a n d automatic dishwashers, concrelt: driveways, r e a r fencing, and in some cases, landscaping and sprinklers. Smilh was an acknowledged expert in syndication before his appointment to the com- missioner's post. Cheroske 11id. He explained thal nine speakers, all leading experts in real estate syndication, will follow a step--by-slep pro- cedure for syndicating a 37· unit apartment house, wing a case-history approach. More than 300 real estate N a t I o n a I M o r l g a g e Colorado, and president or lhe and mo r I gage investment Association ; Woodward Mortgage Bankers Association experl.'i from throughout Kingman, president of the or America: Saul B. Klaman, California and other western Gov er n men t National vice president and ch i e f Red Moltz and Associates, Santa Ana-based architects. desi gned the homes, which were decorated by CaroleJ~~~~~~~~~~~I Eichen Jnteriors. Frank W, J~ Radmacher was landscape "More and more income properties art being syn- dicated," h e commenled, "because of the need for larger capital outlays to meet the equity requirements of the project." Realtors. investors, and others who want to re- main active in large income property investments should be familiar with syndication techniques, he added. Speakers and their topics are: John Allen of Santa Ana , Coldwell Banker and Com- pany, on "The Subject Proper- ty -a Syndication Op- REE· architect. WAREHOUSE SAU! KOi CARP 11tates will meet in Monterey Mortgage Assoc i a Ii on: economist of the Nalionalr========== April 21-24, for the 16th annual Barnard S. Adams, president Association of Mutual Savings convention of the California of the California Real Estate Banks, New York City ; aod LOCAL Association. Association : and Or. Oliver H. Roy Wenzlick, president of J°""· ., "u 1 i" •ice Roy Wentlick Re" arch EDITORIALS $ Several key government and Corporation, st. Louis. I 50 financial authorities a r e presidenl of the Mortgage FROM • H"'" 1111.,,.,.,.., ef aolifrfllJ ''"'"""'Int 1-11 1 tnwt IOI' 1H Aqi,ytlulho, scheduled to address the Bankers Asso ciation of Election and Installation or The DAIL y PILOT VISIT us ,10M ,........a.... t-.. convention al the Del Monte America, Washington, D.C. new CMBA offittrs a n d p Hyatt House, leading off with Key speakers during the direclors for the 1971-72 year Qu ite Often acifJC Goldfish Fann John Kimbal( Senior Editor, Friday, April 23, general will highlight the F'riday 1-.a 1.,...,..1 11., Wtttlftlllti., Bureau of Public Affairs, U.S. session include Everett C. luncheon session, with Bennett Fights City Hill on~~~"~-:-'" keynote speaker. Securities Company, Del'Jver, publisher, as guest speaker. I State Department, a~ the l·rS~pe~lm~a~n~,~p~re~s~id~en~l~o~f~W~o~s~te~rn~~Ce~rf~, ~n~o~te~d~a~u~th~o~r~a~n=d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~>n~u~~~~~I Following the opening of the first general session on Thursday, April 22, will be a symposi um on governmenl programs available to assist In the development and financing of apartment and single· family housing. Panelists will include Allan Oa'kley Hunter, president of the Federal POR. •UIR.VATION om es Turtle Rock Hills ORGAN CLASSES N>I PLA YllS AND NON.f\..l YllS M•. fRID THOMPSON, will " tMchlnt ." •xcltlnt MW °"91n Cl111 M1tholl at COAST MUSIC. MONDAYS 7iM '.Al. te t ,M., lhe heritage of Sp.1ln'.s colorlul architecture apturtd in this Ci!ifom!a. tnN- brion a$ a luxury !l\IO $\e>ryliome embodying *!Vtry modem convl!nience. Only a dl()Jce fe~v 1('1!, each with S btodrooms, 3 b.lthJ, plus f.unily rooms wi!lt Y.'f't bars, ~rJlt! l1undry service rooms •rid 3-car l(frfgCS. Suf)t'rb h1lhide , 1tws to S..nt.1. C.t1l1n1, 1h<" r.101 \1('rdrs anfl San <i•hriel$, ~·trh mem~r~h·r> In 1he a(lus1111: Tonie ll:otk Sv.·im I. Tennis Ch/o .. 301~ .q. fl.$]2 QQQ South on OJ!wrt>rivt from the Santa AN.or S..n 0 1('10 rrHw•VS and follow dlrtctionil slsru. Open d11ly 10 a.m. to d~ 0'11) 8.lJ..11 0l. COAST MUSIC liil)ii!J :.'=': I © -NEW'Olf ILVD. !at Harl>orl COST' M[SA I J \t>u probably I don't know milch · about Laguna Niguel. BUI: that's not yOur fault. If you don"t know much about Laguna Niguel, it's because nobody ever told you 1nuch about Laguna Niguel. You see, .sometime after Laguna Niguel was first opened. the land was sold to a number of different builders. These builders had names for their own neighborhoods, and they did a lot of adver• tising. But all for their own neighborhood!. A couple of months ago we bought Laguna Niguel. \Vhen we say .. we;· we mean Avoo Community Developers. \Ve realized right away tl1at not enough people who are interested in buying a new home knew about Laguna Niguel. And that's a situation we'd like to correct right now. What should you know about Lacuna Nlcuel? We have miles of beautiful beaches, and we have a private beach club. The Laguna Niguel Beach Club, We have the El Niguel Golf and Coontry 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. \\'c·re right next door to the new Dana Point Marina and 1'3.cht Harbor. 162 acr.:; of Laguna Niguel have been donated to Orange County for a regional park. This park will surround a 47'acre Jake which will be used for sailing and fishing. Construction on the park is now underway. What kind of home can you buy at Lacuna Nlcuel? There are a number of different areas fn Laguna Niguel, and homes are now available in three of them. In the Highlands, are two, three, and four bedroom homes that are built in the hills,above Laguna Niguel. They're priced from $27, 500 to $36,750. - In the West N ine area, we have condominium homes that are built right beside the golf course. These are two and three bedroom homes, priced from $27,950. ln the Shores area, we've built some beautiful homes that have a view from every room. The view is either on the ocean. a lovely garden atrium, or the pool area. Prices of these homes start at $37,650. How to set here, Take the San Diego-Santa Ana freeway (Highway 5) to Crown Valley Parkway. Follow this until you come to the signs tJ1at direct you to the homes you're looking for. Look for the signs for .. The Highlands;· .. The \Vest Nine;· and .. The Shores:· Our phone is (714) 830-5050, • ) \ ! • 1 Century Shores 'Booming' 'l'he grand opertiJ1g ol lhc third untt of Century Shores in HWltinaton Beach will be held today, according to John B. Parker. Presidenl or PBS Corporation anc! developer of the beach-oriented community . Parker attributed the rapid sales pace in the lirsl two units of Century Shorts to the fact that lht three-aod four- f,eciroom homes include many bon111 features. Deductiom Okay For Travel Cost .. Most of our homebuycra are yoong people vdlO may not want to tie up cash reserves for opUonal eitras in their new homes," said . Parker. "When a homebuyer purchases a three-or four · bedroom Century S h o r e 11 GRANADA'S SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM CONVENIENTLY LOCATED home, the basic price includes fireplace, carpelinJ. dishwash· Mortgage er. custom flooring and rear yard fencing.·· Additional amenities in the Savinas_ Century Shores plan! are ~ Closeout Under Way At Granada Homes dramatic rormal en 1 r ie s. E } d spacious living rooms. cowilry xp aine patio kitchens designed ror The hnal unit closeout is indoor-outdoor Jiving, ceramic under way al Granada Homes Home buyers can save · M' · v · · d' t tile showers. c a t h e d r a 1 in 1ss1on 1e10. accor mg o ceilings 8 n d hand-finished substantial amounu of money Don Schub:. sales manager of hardwood cabinetry. if they assume the existing t h e G r a n • d a H o m I!' s '--·· · neiRhborhood. "Homebuyers Will rind mortgage on a uuu~ m \•iew a d de d con v en i enc es of today 's comparatively ttigh "While we only have a fe1.1' surrounding the community.'' homes left." Shulz said. "they interest rates. according to e t 1~ 1· I •· d said Parker. "Six major ar oca ~ on tne o.., an sbopping centers; easy access Glen I=:. Jorgensen, president are available in four different to major freeway systetrui : of Universal CIT C r e d i t models." abundant rec re a ti 0 n a 1 Corporation. The company is Granada Homes f ea l u re facilities. tncludm' g pub Ii c three· and four-bedroom active in the rapidly growing d •-· · both d beache!I and parks: an d es'6,.., m one-. an two-school! for all ages are close second mortgage m o n e Y story. plans with up to 2845 to the new homes." market. square feet of living area . · Morta.:aaes on homes Schulz noted that all Granada A new junior ~· and hi&h •-Homes offer e x c e 11 e n t School ar. I · !"'""' purchased several years ago w in wa _.'6 Unancing. with r;;:,, rworcent d·11ance of t•· mmuni'ty carry a lower interest rate r-1 1n: co • as FHA and VA terms available. well as a new parochial than now prevails in the He also indicated that the school. Access to the San mortgage market. For homes five model homes v.·ill be Diego, Newport and Garden bought IS or 20 years ago, the offered for sale within the Grove Freeways are minutes difference is quite substantial. next few days. away. Shopping plazas are One method of raising the Granada Homes are located complete with major banking cash to obtair sufficient down adjacent to the s i e r r a branches, rest au rants. payment to buy the house ~nd Recreation Center and close to supermarkets and a variety of assume the first mortgage, the Mission Viejo Golf Club specialty shops. Jorgensen said, is to with its championship 18-hole Century Shores is located on arrange a second mortgage. course, pro shop, restaurant Bushard and Atlanta in Normally the buyer ca n and cocktail lounge. Huntington Beach. New low borrow up to 85 percent of the The homes feature dramatic interest rate FHA and VA appraised market value of a entryways, garden courtyards, financing terms are available. home, he added. cathedral beamed ceilings, ~~~~~~~~~~--~~--~~~~ sliding glass~oor access to , patio areas, fcnnal dining areas and spacious famil y rooms with fireplaces. ~1any of the homes include fencing. Built-in. color-coordinated appliances; wall-lo.wall shag carpeting in living room, dining room and all bedrooms ; cuslom flooring and large closets are also featured . Saddleback Commun i l y College, elementary and high schools are nearby, as well as shopping centers and other facilitie! within the community. Granada Homes. pr i c rd [rom $28,990 lo $4\J.840, are easily reached via the Crown Valley ParkYiay exit of 1he San Diego Freeway. Top Appraiser CHICAGO -The Society of Real Estate ,Appraisers' board of Governors h t s av.·arded the senior residential appraiser designation Io William \1• Shrcv.-sbury o( the Irvine Company. If you 11keto b• 1 llttle ahNd of the crowd, come pr1vl1w Greentree Homa tod1y. We're between the San Diego and Santa An1 freew1ys. T1ke the Culver lumoff. Turn •OUlf'i from the Santa An1, north from the Sin Diego. Our temporary ·--;~;,,,~~ ) triller ls at the comer of Culver s~t11rdl1, Aprll 17, 1~11 REAL ESTATE CAREER .NIGHT NO COST • OPEN TO THE PUIUC ' '· Her•'• your chance to learn about America'• fast· ( est growing profetalon. An opportunity for you to r have unlimit.d Income. * Hear apecial guest speakers with illustrat.d pre1entetlon1 . • * Learn all the facts on how to get yeur llc1nH. * Vldto television tr1lning d1monstration. * MHt our m1na9erial 1t1ff and 11k questions. * Learn how our "f11t 1t1rt" pro9ram trains you fO IUCCllll, * Discover how th1 Tarbell Co. sold 1112 billion dollars In propertiea. Ucensed or Unlicensed Don't Mias This Gre1t Opportunity! Monday, April 19th, 8:00 P.M. htail Clerlc's Union lld9. 1530 Stinton Av1. (naer Cre1cent), 8u1na '•rk Near Knott'• 81rry Farm, Stanton & Cretcent F. M. TAR BELL CO. "A Network of 39 Offices" Com• to Greentree Homes today and pre-- view the choicest new territory In Irvine. Today you h111e tha widest choice of home and lot you want.• The homes are unusually attractive and so are their prices. They ha11e eloped ceilings, luxurlous Ou Pont nylon carpeting and pallo·view Farm Kitchens with Westinghouse appliances. All proper- ties are fully fenced for privacy. From two bedrooms, at $24,995, to five bedrooms at $33,995. VA, FHA and oonvenllonal flnanc· Ing. •The Gr~ntree community will ha'!' 1 10-acr• •l•mentary achoo! site and five-acre park with recreatio n center and swimming pool. Pedestrian paseos llnk school to park for children's safety. And just minutes away is Irvine Industry, Fashion Island, the UCI campus, plus ell the fun of Newport-shops, beaches and great restaurants. • The Bren Company Is making It all happen. Just as tastefully and award·winningly as we 're making II happen In Valencia, Oakbrook Vll/oge. Woodside VIilage and Harbor View Homes In Irvine. and Walnut , ~ ).:;--=-'~:'." . .::,..:illtil.; ~reentree Homes er... CompM'ly@•NT•"NATIO NAL ~•~1:" "••'-TV co "~o ""TIOH I , I - l • _if DAILY 'ILOT .. .. . •. ·~ ·~ ... ·~ ' . Virgo: Express Yourself SUNDAY APRIL '18 87 SYDNEY OMARR · • la lndlvtdual1 have to bt .. cu1·n1 qatn1t tlttll: tbest • art dte ~111 whe enjoy c:elebratlng, wlta art creative, aeultive and live IHe to the U. At times, however, Leo IGel to extremes 111 eaU111, :·~riakul ud celebrating. A f;µ. wltll 1tlf<0ntrol can be a , ,m,uter of his or her ow n fate. f 0A Leo who licks sell<entrol ~,JU)' 11lffer from not Uvln1 up "~ tremendous polenHal. ~· '·· ARIES (Mareh %!·April 19): ~'.Lie low; do more listening • Salurday, April 17, 1971 . QUEENIE By Phll lnterlandl "I tblllk he'• gettiJ!g serious. He'• gettmg very care- 1 .. about bis 8)'lliu:. • Death Provides Lesson for Life DEAR ANN LANDERS: Having suffered a traum· atic experience in childhood, I have always had an ab- borance of funerals and dead peop1e. When my dad died I flew back East for the services. As I vieweH his cold, lifeless. body in the casket1 I felt nothing. That in· animate figure bore no relationship to the Pop who had always been so happy·g~ ----------[ lucky and full of life. His strengths were also his weaknesses. His carefree, devil-may-care attitude made life a constant struggle for Mom. Pop was a traveling salesman but he was much better at traveling than he was at selling. Jn death, as in life, he left stacks of unpaid bills. accidenb are direcUy related to drunk driving. Yet people go blithely along, accepting booze u a part of our social structure. Not only is it legal, •but downright fashionable. I read recenUy of a thriving new bwiiness called 11Rent.-a- .drunk," lt seems lhat a hostess need only to call a cutain number and they will send over a drunk wbose presence will iMure l b e 'success or her bash. .. 0 0 0 (Q)\IB1f ~ lidl~ cal~ See why boys and girls CO., love living at •-••/Santa Ana I.\~ 0 0 0 0 OPEN HOUSE I pm.· 5 pm. • ·FREE Sunday, Aprll 18 refre1hments bolloon1 .... ..,... /Senta Ana youngsters never run out of things to do ••. romp and climb kl their own playground, splash In their special pool, bicycle aafely on uncrowded streets, whlle Mom and Dad chat with frien~ly neighbors, socialize in. the magnificent private clubhouse. enjoy ihe heated pool, exercise rooms, saunas, hobby ahop. EOR.lieDlPO /Santa Ana ~ ~ ~ ·~ ~() .! than asserting. Aecent on how-------------------- When the moment came to close the casket, my heart dropped as I :saw Mom lean ever and kiss him. Surely 1he didn't upect ME lo do that! Then I heard her whisper In his ear as she had done counUess times before, when he had left for trips: "Bye, Pops. I'll be seeing you." She was sending him off on his final journey -with the promise that she would join him. JI our pal the barber wanb to eat regularly, I suggest be be a bartender or a n undertaker. Booze is going to be with us forever -and it will help to keep t b e undertaker busy, OBSERVER OF THE SCENE 4080 W. First St. Santa Ana 839-3880 ....... ~-i you re.late to one who bolds apposing views. Steer clea r of • r;en&eless quarrels. Give mate : '.or bustnes! partner benefit of E any doobt. ~ TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ): '• Some ambitions are fulfilled ! with aid of family member. : .Build bridge of good will. : St.resS diplomacy. Avoid :. arguing with one who really •, has your best interest at ;·heart. : GEMINJ {May 21.June 20): : Good lunar aspect n o w :-lndicat.eJ cmnmunication from ::one at a dlstaoce. You receive ··news related to advertising, publiahing. Get fonnat in order. Pereeive need 1 1 : requirements. : CANCER (June 21.July 22): ~·Funds which had been tied up ; now may be released. Key is : to know what Is coming to : you . Be realistic. Rely on past 7·txperience. Take nothing for : granted. Mate or pal'tner is : Involved. ! · LEO (July :!3-Aug 22): :: .Fiftlsh major project. Avoid ;: individual who constanUy : ' badgers, com plains. Be a : shrewd observer. Check legal ~JlSPeCll of any endeavor. :!SVritten material requires ·review. Act accordingly. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Stress ~ independence. :·-strive also to express yoorself ln original manner. New contacts are favored. Be optimistic in explaining views to Leo individual. Keep medical appointment. UBRA !Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Change, travel and variely are featured. You r sensitivity comes to fore. You are able to appl y creati ve touch. Be confident. In affair ol heart, you are far ahead. Try to realize it. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Stress versatility. Being closed in or restricted is but a temporary state. Yoo will be given ~rtunity to expand. Sagittarius individllal could play a key role. Be aware. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22... Dec. 21): Circ:Umstances could bring you a signUicant contact with S:cfrpio person. Accent now is on travel, dealings with close re latives. Avoid 11): Lunar cycle is al peak; circumstances · tum in your favor. Strike while iron is tingling. Means pounce on ap port uni ties. Lmprove appearance. Add to wardrobe. PISCF.S (Feb. 1g..March 20): Whal you do may be under &en.Jtiny. Know this and protect yoor interests. Be discreet. Steer clear of one who cannot keep a secret. Some wno claim to know all are qu ite imec:urt. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTH. DAY you can be domineering, but you respect individual ta I e it and freedom. You draw people to you with must also learn to accept constructive criticism. This is the most significant month of the year for you. By October. you will be in posjtion to f!1&ke needed change. ThaJ gesture was a lifetime or educatlon for me. tt told more about my mother's love for Dad than anything I had witnessed in all my years at home, I would not have missed it for the world. -HIS DAUGHTER DEAR DAUGHTER: Thank you for 1harlng a moving uperience. No one knows what a mafflage ii Uke except the two people who art hlvolved in II. DEAR ANN LANDERS: DEAR OB : I would say your obstrvaUons are q a I l e accurate. And while we're on the subject, I'd llke to · add &Dolbu thought. Pot can, in some J111lanct1. distort the vision, and louse up one's sense of tlmlnc 1nd ability to judge distances, much iD the 1ame way that alcohol does. This iJ oidy one of tbe rut0ns I am opposed to t h e le1aliDtlon of marijnana. We don't need any more goofed up people rwmlng loose in our aoclety. We have too many .... 11 alcoboll1m a disease? new mobilehome commur\lty especially for families ~ I close to schools and shopping 0~ 1 RENTING ~. scattering forces. Develop lo 11n11 out "'or• ebout vwn111 •"" idea'. Subml.t themes, ••tr111oty. orltlr sv11 ... v 0rn1r,.• 50- The letter from "Starving Barber," who de.scribed long hair as a hazard to safe driving, was just about as far off base as a person can get. ll is not difficult to understand why a barber would hate long hair. The tren d has How can the alcobollc be treated? Is there a cure? Read the booklet, "A1cobolism - Hope and Help," by Ann Landers. Enclose 35 cents in coin with your request and a long, stmped, self-addressed eovelope In care of the DAILY PILOT. P••• boOl<l1I, lhio lfUlll ... bovl C'PRICORN (De•. 22.Jan. ....1r111otv. suld b1r11w111t1 •rd• ceMtt ~ .. to Orn1rr 8o.Mlsl lf\I D ... ILY PILOT. 19): Accent on income, e1111 n•. Gr1ne1 Cttitr•I s1111on, New I bl . B York, N.Y, 10017. unquestionably put a big dent Jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.J va ua es, possessions. e ;::==========; Willing to ask, to question and to accept truth. Don't fool you~lf about values. Know your potential, c a p a c i t Y • Measure with care. Jn his business. But to blame the high accident rate on kids who can 't see to drive is nothing short of lunacy. GOLFERS AQUARIUS lJan. 2Q..Feb. J STARS Sydnoy Omtn' It 0110 ef tho werld'1 9root 01trolotor1. Hit 1:oh111111 i1 0110 of tho DAILY PILOTS t••tt fo1hrro1. The real danger to life and limb is alcohol. At least 50 percent of the automobile WE'VE GOT IT ALL TOGETHER .... ""'}"9n ""''' ..... ....., ,._ -YM Clll --..lftl ,.-.Ctkl at llMo NEWPORTER INN PAR 3 GOLF COURSE $1 .00 with thl1 Ml WMk d•JI DAILY PILOT • *That includes even San Diego and Santa Barbara channels-'Total Television' Yes, now you can find out what's on San Diego's television channels 6, 8 and 10 -and even on Santa Barbara's Channel 3 ~in the week's worth of listin9s you get every Saturday in TY WEEK and in the daily lo9s in the DAILY PILOT. With . the help of our friends at TY WEEK, the DAILY PILOT got it all together. Now we offer readers, especially those in the South Orange Coast area and all others ' on community cables who can pull in all the signals there are in the Southland, 'Total Television', the most complete newspaper listing of television fare available. And it starts Saturday (April 17) in TV Week ' \ ( \ • I \ I I J ,. DIClC TRA1:Y - TUMBLEWEEDS I Br Tom K. Rran • WHmTAYAS~l'!.ACK1~ . ~~MIMamlN'"tttl ~ tlfl''l'I . f/\'f S~IN' ON ~INCIVENTS OC PA~? HOW ' £Xie MO · YOURMRWl 11~ O~ 1"!0ENSIE' WE'ENSll" !JKI' 1ll15 \0.1" "fEN'S 'f' ~ l'Ol.ARIZI' eARTl'N'e&S SliOT O' SCDSH? HOH? AWC'MON! 'N'nooHCUCSlll . MUTI AND JEFF By Al Smith HELLO, BIRDIE DARLING! L..15TEN, I 'M AWF'ULLY SORRY I BRDKE OFF OUR ENGAGEMENl'.I HONEY, WILL YOU PLEASE FORGIVE ME ANO TAKE ME BACK ' I LOVE YOU! I CAN'T SLEEP. BABY! PLEASE. SWEETIE, t CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT '>OU HONEY I t CAN'T GO ON THIS WAY··· YoU WtLI .. ? YES! OH, BY THE WAY, LOTS Of' LUCK WITH ALL 'THAT MONEY YOU WON IN '1"ME LOTTE'Jb".f \ • Br Harold Le Dom TI4A.IS ltlTBEST1N6~ ME OI01 = .. = .. :::r-::1•=PR011=.==,.=ww"'EN"'"',;_;.,_.,,,,=-::..,,.= FINE, MR. I WM TALl(ING TO I PIPW'T QI FA'TltEl'i 'esrAn WAS ARE-YOO ORIVEl. •• ?ltST 1UP6E ~RICff lBOUf «EAU?E 5ET'T\iP. "'IBFV! AS A. MATTER DOING, FINE! HE~ ~V! HE KNEW TMAf ! Of= FM:T, YODI FANER L.EFT l MNV ? MER OllfTE WEll! HER I<. RAT'MEft MAAP- SOME &tFT! M>YBO l'AYo W.S SOME IDEA ,A9Ct1T HOW TO 5P8ND A F!AINY AFTl'F!NOON ... I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by • A. POWER J PERKINS ACROS S l R ogu t Ii Sta ltntss HI Riff--: Wor lhl rs1 PffSOflS 14 Followtr of Gt nghis Khan 1 15 Conllnffll 16 As straight as ----: 2 words 1 17 Soap plan\ 18 Skin layt1 : P1tl!x lCJ Compltltd 120 Change to a l1Qu1d stale again 22 F i~td 124 Covrs 26 Formal cl 11ms 27 Frtling 1tmorst fer one's sins Jl Electrical un it J2 Tht blut sky: Peet. 33 Actrt ss Evr ------ ,35 Grt ri: letter '38 Footbatt flt ld 45 liltmbtfS of ' a Can adi an pol ilical party 47 Absenc e ol sound 51 Wrongful act 5l All pil 'd up: 3 words 54 Pffl in sul.i of L.uzon ~ : ..... ,_ D tpt ndtncy: Antarctic1 t'rr1tory 59 L.ong narrow ·cut !il DJ.1cr1tical ••• 6Z Wooo end ing bJ Post-' ch1istm1s tvt n\ !i4 Ant li5 Ra re gastous c-l ement 61i Small: Sufi Ir b7 Ed uc1tors DOWN 4/17/71 ' Interfered l9 Pou ltry sltw- harmfully ed «id urved 10 Directed with "1'1 along a 40 For Jrss rad ius than the 11 Bedtck usu1I period 12 Imposed a 42 Fender b!tmis h penalty 43 Scolded 13 Supplies wilh 44 C1use lo nouri shment decrease 21 Nautlcal 46 Ha ircut styte chain 47 Atludng 2) So bt it lemal t 25 Trapping 48 " •• -·ear dt~ice and out ltlt 27 Leaf of 0th.ti''': 1 Play the 1 book l Wl)l'dS tltlr rolr 28 Hrbrtw high •'I Rlata 2 Arr1vrd priest 50 D1z1Hn g 3 Iota Z'I FrOfll dusk ID elfrct 4 Coc k: dawn, in P•is 53 Kn er-l ength MISS PEACH I j I I • I 'TMINK TJ.IAT IF A ~ADY WANTS W SE A . Bits ~o.AG!JE l.IMPllE, SHE HAS EVEl{Y 1'JGHT' ro eel STEVE ROPER U'l.,1,IND SALLY IA.NANAS r ... .,,.. "" r.: -- GORDO MOON MUWNS ANIMAL CRACKERS By John Miles :r ,4/i~ WTm \tXJ. AS t.oN6 AS HEit: HUS814NP IS A 91'3-lJtAGUE tfMPtltE ANO He 9TANOS· l<lli>-rT IJl:S/0£ HEI! l>Ull!NG TUE GM1E - Br Melt 39 Coo ktd In 1 ce1ta !n way 140 De a farm in9 lob 41 Consum e 42 Aspir at io n 43 Htrb 2 words JO leg1l 1r!1 lr skirt 5 High-ranking 3• Res ign 55 Egypllan tl tr9~m1n 35 Wag ner tntertain tr -.--:;T:;-:Hl-;:S-;:CAB=~=Ft;;-LT;:HY::::"", P' Off. Y!AH1/ .. J 11Ea<OW Mm.f Mfi W()MAD/•M IF YO\J ARE YOIJllE AT IT YOU'l.L W.a.Nr-f, lns an! htroin r Sit Asi an port 7 D1ug add ict: lb Wor~ hard 57 Crrlain prlcrt Slan g 37 Pointe d &O Gol fr r's 44 G ~rland 8 Br9;;it Ins tr uments acctssory r.-.....-rrT.--r.-r =T"T'rrr.,. A WEEK HA) TOO SHIFTLESS TO CLEAJrrJ fT HAMG RUFFLED CURTAIMS PA5SEO-wrrH OUT, rLL DO IT MYSELF AT THE \l/IM()O\VS AN ' NO BREAK !>I "'AFTER WORK/ SPRAY ,0£66'15 SPIRIT 'MTH··· f •.. M:JR JN HER UNOECl.Ali!EO Ff/JD WITH Ht!<E- PEANUTS 'MJ~S 1HE IN6 ~ ARllSE, 1HE !IUl>l!I.-. R!'-"ITI!> Al' LAS!, lllf!iD-.X KIME .. JVtu• I FANTA5TIC ! HCio 'THAT WCAAH CAM r.AA'f !! I By Cha,tn M, Scllull 'lllE~TIMf M~ta.81~ \OJ 1!J MEK ;xxJLD NE\U I!! AN'lllll"6 ~ME ANSlifRED SO OfMOVSl.l( 6AIJCHE ! lfQ.I Wf™ A 1 ~LETTER . , ' S1u1-,, ....W 17, 1971 By Charin .. IOlll Br Gus Aniola By Roqer Bolten • '"'*"" .... .,.:..----... THI STl.lHGl WOILD MR.MUM --I, I II \I ii ,. ,11;,, DENNI ~ ~~ """ :o-.. @ . . J .. ' I D111H'r KA~ A '80Y! AM l GLAO M~TllO.Jat : 10 set }t)U,I' ' " ' f I .1. J " • ' •' l • I • J! .DAILY PILOT 'Satunlu, ""n 7, 1971 Coast Area Men in Se,rvice Ar·ound the ·World ~ -SALE Alrmaa Robert D. DrlKtrfMi, IOl'l ot M r s , ~ M. Jl1innJae of lil03 Baku SI., Cooll Meia, bas' • completed ·basic training at LactJand AFB. Tez. He bas been usJiae<1 to Keesler AF!I, Miss, 10< ' traioiag, 1- "commuaicaUons electrootcs systems. Airman• Drinkwine, a lf10 graduate of Costa 1.tesa tiJ&I! Schoo~ allcoded Oranl!e coast Junior College. Almi,Dmt P.~, oon al Mr, nd l\l.rS. ·J-II. ~no, 4000 l<*t . JsJe Drive, Corona del Mu, has ,received hlJ flnt ·U.S1 Air 'Force $!If iss!gmgeOt alter ""'11'1lnt b8'1c iriinhlg ar !Ackland AFB, Tex. 1be airman has been assigned to a unit of the Strategic Air CoinmJVXI', at Grissom AFB. Ind., I o r of the Paclflc Air Forces. He t.ralntna and-duty• a &OeUrity . Pore v lo.u.~ l·Y... served at pou.mr-, I lllm'l'f'IAFJI, Alaska. Alrmln .Finl-Cl .. Joha W. A1*iJan Dolftll L Grota, policeman. Alnnan Gross, a 1969 graduate ol Marina· ffilh School, ot1eiided Golden ·west Cqlle&•· CoU...,, SOll~r. and Mn. soo-o!Jtli: • .and ·Mn. William Donald .(f. Mla'dor, aon o1 Dwqllt• W. Qillman, 45 N. ff: E. G ..... 'Jr., ,H II l Mt and Mn lfoward C "-rtOb Rold, South Lagulla, Vlctl>ria, HunllJ!ilOn • Beach, .' ·'-• . -.. " ' ii on dU!Y at Tan Son Nhut ha completed b8'1c tralnloi r Minder ..... E. lltb St., \iOOl8 AB, Vle.tiiam: at Laek11Rd AFB, Tei. He is' Mesa, recenUy was promoJecl Airman 1 Coffman, a ~vehi~le ~atning ~at Lackland for 1 to·anny speciatlst folir while, operator_. ia asslpedio a unit traJntna: as a .. e c u·r 1 t y serving witMbe lJWAfantry brigade at Ft. Wainwright, Alaska. Spec. Minder 11-gne<I aa I poaW <!<rt ta -A ol lb• lirlgade'a 17~ lllppotl battalion. He enteffil the anny: in' June 1t10 lind waa laot·slallooed at Ft. Onl. U.S. Air }'orce, Serg,.QI Arllmr J. OltlilM!lt,,.. o1 Mr. and ~ RllBsell-w. Cutbhm ol 2240 1\islin Ave., Newport Btlidl, hu ·received t b 1 ~ ~ ''Mecw fo< ---atUboo Royal 1boi l.FB TbliDll!ld. ~eaotl .c uih b,e rt , 1 wnpons malntena,,.nc,e superintendent, ...... ~ at GNnd Fons AFB, N .D!, whore he : "°" """"'! wilb a ua11 or Jhe.AorOopace Del .... Command. y AQUARIUMS . ,. ....... ,,. .... AND f ~ .SUP.P.UES ' P•c:iffc Goldfith 'Fermi 14842 Edwalds St. "" .. kl!~~" ........... ~ ..... WISTMINS10 · ltJ.7ld5 SHOP Sunday 12 Noon to 5 P.M. l\tlon. Thru Sat. 9:30 A.M. t<J 9:30 P.M. Asaortment of 45-Ioch Fabric ~ ... a 6~e M-o.Jy! . ..,Yd. Yonr choice of Per.' m•P=~ or drip-dry fabric in colors, prints. Y 11rdagt Dtp1. SA.JIE '1 ! Little Girls' '2.99 Shift Sets San. and Mon. Onl} ! 197 Perma.Prest~ sleeve· Jess ohifts. Pfint tqps, 1s0lic! panlles. 3-6X: ln{..if.Chi/J""'' Dtpt. Were $3. 99-$5.99 Boy•' Casual Jeans Sun. and :\lun. Only! 3 for $7 Perma-Prest '' fabrics in solids and fancies. Reg., Slim. Sizes()..]:?. Bo;·s' Wear Dept. 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Includes: Head 'nTail Lites, High Fin Black Tetra, Pearl Daoio, Serpae. Gardm Sho; , I S1turd11, A"!l 171 llfll DAILY '1LOT I~ .Bucl{s ·· Near. Western ~itle After 117-94 Win • . ~~ ~ ~ I ~~ • • DAIL'!' l"ILOT Pl\01'9 I" l'1tric• 0 '0tnlll!I WILT CHAMBERLAIN GRABS REBOUND AWAY FROM MILWAUKEE 'S LEW ALCINDCR. THE BUCKS WON 117-94. Wood Talies Streaking Ang·els Rally South African Tennis Crown To Rosewall Sole Co11trol Of Golf Lead To Down Minnesota, 4-1 ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS CAP}-. The PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP.)-...'.. ·~gshot California Angels, held hitless for 6 1/3 Larry Wood managed a one-under·par 70 innings. roared back in the eighth inning and took sole control of the second round on Sandy Alomar's two.run triple in a 4-l Jead in the $150,000 Monsanto Open golf ".i~lqrJ over ?i.1iJtnesota Friday that tournament Friday. stretcbed their winning stre!k to live. The husky, slow-talking Wood, who ·Alex Johnson broke up Jim Perry's no- made only $12.000 last year in bis hrst ·hitter ht pie seventh with a soft single to full season on the pro tour, bad a JG.hole .right. but the Angels s~ung Perry for five total o( 13'6. six under.par on the S,679· - yar.d. par 71 Pensacola Country Club • course. ""'1111 -... .,.11 11 Allt"!t 10 -....... u 11 - Angel Slate AH tllntt .,. KMl"t m11 A~ll 11 MlnneJOll An911l1 •• Mlnnetall "'"11e1i YI. O.kl•l>d 11 :IG 1.m. 11 :10 •• ,,,. J:U p.m. 1:'5 11.rn • \Yood. 31. held a one-st.roke lead over Bobby Mitchell, with Gene Littler . big Chris Blocker and defending champion Dick Lotz another stroke back at 138. Mitchell, still seeking his first victory In six years on the lour, had a four- under·par 67. Lotz, tied with Wood going into the warm, sunny seain~ round, l'Oldtln't ki:tP it going and took a 13. Blocker, a hulking &-foot-t. bad a 68. Liltl~ had a 71. Second P9llllll It_,... In fM llSG.000 Monwt!IO °"'" GOif ~h . - L•rrY ~ "°"~11' 8oM¥' MQdllll ~p Dick Loll ... n...1• CNl'I llodl.lr 1Mt-Ue ~ Llllltr 11-'7-lll Heme"' ll•ncn 10-'7-IJt M~..,., lll:udo!Pft .._,._Ut toll M11'91W 70-~1 ... Ttll KeY•I 71..._I. l lllY M.l•-11 6t•Jto-1.tel D111e $PodclOll 1'*-Ull IN«~ 11""'41-1• '* im1111 af.71-1.0 Of"lrr JoM.I lf.71-1• ...... ..,._. 7>-tJ·l.0 ~ Art..... )l.-,._141 le* CIM•lll ... n -u1 o\I Gtio.r.tt 61-7)....1 •1 J\lllllt ._ 7l·1t-1•1 '"" ,,,,_ n..,._,,, Ttl'l'I Slwlw ff.n_,., LMI Or....... 6f.71-l'I a1e11 ·~ Jll.n-1•1 0.-......,.. ''·74-1•1 Ill:""" W.lft ... n-1•1 ... F!llell YI. 0ekllncl more hits in the three-run eighth, sending the Twins to their fourth straight loss. Catcher Jerry Moses and pinch hitter Tony Gonzalez lined singles to start the rally. Alomar blasted his lwo-<lllt triple to right over outfielder Tony Olive 's glove and scored on Jim Fregosl's single. Whe!J" Johnson smashed a single to cente:r, Perry was taken out of the game. The Angels added another run in the ninth. Rudy. May1 filled so Gonzalez could bat in the eighth, struck. out nine Twins ln po..otfing his first victory. Perry, the 1970 Cy Young Award winner in the American League, fell to 1·2. ' Cesar Tovar and Leo Cardenu greeted Mag fn lhe first with back·IO-back doubles for Minnesota's run. May, lftt v.Jctory saved by relievers Lloyd Allen and Dave LaRochc, struck out Tw.ins' tlugger Tany Oliva three times, ending his nine-game hitting Weide. Jeff Torborg'• aacrUioe fly In the ninth produced the final Angel run ofr reliever I ' Stan Williams. The Twins mounted · a mild threat in . · JoHANNESBURG, South Airica (AP) their eighth when Tovar opened with a -'top.seeded Australian Ken Rosewall single and moved to second on Card"enas' won tbe men's singles title Friday in Ole sacrifice. South ~frican Nalional Open tennis Allen fired a caUed third strike by championships when he beat countryman Harmon .Killebrew ror the second out, Fred Stolle 6-4, 6-0, 6-4. and Gallfornia manager Lefty Phillips Rosewall proved too powerful for the called in lefty LaRoche to get Olivar on a seventh-seeded Stolle. fie took the first grounder, se t with relative ease after Stolle served Alomar opened the game by hitting a ' a double faull In the ninth game, (livtng grounder that Danny Thompson bobbled Rosewall a·winning lead. at second base. Then Rosewall demoralized Stolle when A brief downpour dela yed the game he took the second set 6-0 in only. 15 eight minutes, and Perry returned to the minulcs. mound to mow down 13 straight Angels Stolle suffered throughout the match by before Ken McMullen walked in the fifth. losing a Jot of first servies. He also Johnson's first single was only the third banged the ball into the net on a number ball hit out of the infield off Perry, who r41f occasions. missed his last start 'l'ucsclay with "But the packed center court ground tighlnes~ in his right shoulder. was . ~Ing Stolle all the way. Loud" CALIFOlll:HIA MlltHE50TA •llri.rbl . tflr~rW Al-M, 711 • ' ' ' Tov•r. :II • ' ' 0 Fr-I, 1• .0 I 1 t Clrd-1. 11 l I l I A JOl!nl.Orl, II ' o 2 0 KH19bnw, lb l O o a C-lro, •I • 1 I o 011t.o1, rf • e 1 o 59encltl", lb • l I 0 ,lr,IWI. If l O l I MCINIHf!I, ltl l 0 0 0 I r•'-'"· :Ito 1 O I I MoMl,c; JI 1 I Powett,d 4 O I I R1ilz.• 110 1 M!l!-1111,t •e o o To/11111"1. t o o o 1 T°hornl!MllO, I'll , 1 1 1 e~r,,..cl 20IOJ.Perm 11 llOO lhPCI. c! 2 0. 0 s W!lll1m1.•. I •• R. M•Y. • 1 I 0 I Glllli•i.s, Ml 1 1 I o L.,lr,11..,,p 0000 LIRod>P. 11 I 0 D 0 Tafall :U • 1 ' 10!6IJ " I I 1 C1lltbml1 llOIODO JI-• Mlrinfflll• l I 0 0 _. O O o 0-1 E-TllornMon. 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D9ff¥ l'IW tl.tf INGLEWOOD -MUwauket1'1 murder- en row ii confldeo~ It wtU complete Ille kill &mday wlleo ~ races the dedmated Los An&eles Laken In Wisconsin fur the fifth game of the National Basketball Association's Western championship series. , The aweJOme Buc;:ks Deed only one more triumph to wrap up tbe crown. af· ter they hammered the Lakers into sub- m.lllloo Friday ,night; ~17•941' before 11.5:05 Fonun fll)I,, ~ .: , ' Oscar Roberbon ind Lew Alcindor, two of Milwaukee's itomlc cannons in 1 the victory, said afterward they were confident of nailing down the crown Sun- day. . • SUnday'1 game, by the way, will be televised in the 8authland at 11 a.m. on Clwtnel 7. Alcindor, celebraUng his 24th birthday in imposing fashion, ripped the nets for 31 point!. He grabbed 20 rebounds and had five assists. · Robertson wu also on the beam, sink- ing 19 points and nab.bing six rebounds. Lew was a one.man show the fil'llt quarter, slamming in 17 points and grab- bing seven rebounds. His a<t.,ersary, Wilt Chamberlain, was good !or 15 points and Hi rebounds for ttie night but he Indeed played second fiddle to Big Lew. . Lakers coach Joe Mullaney was. dear- ly subdued by what had been unleasntd upon h1a team. "Milwaukee was much more a11gres- sive tonight and they ~t what lhey want- ed .•• to get th<lr running game going more. 'nley put tremendous prusure on us and we couldn't always get back quickly enough," MUiianey said. "They got the ball down quickly and we' got 1mlxed up de!en3ive1Y "flllin1t in. As a result they go"\. 1 lot of good per. centage shots and riia.de lbem. "They seemed to go to Lew as soon as the game started. And then he started hitting tbe man on the weak side and thev were able to take advantage of us. "We got caught in that running game. They're used to it but we aren't. That 's why it looked like we had Rood shots sometimes but we really didn't because we were hurrying them. nol bein1 ~ to that kind or pace. . . "Oscar bad bis best game ol llle,lell .. and when they ·pu( hhii on Gall Go9d- rich early that hurt ua becau.. Riley •had to handle Ille ball mole than he Is ...,,.. tomed to doinc. 1' Robertson admitted jt was 1 good rank. for the Bucks. , . "When we set up, &et ddwa there aiKt take the good ~~ we're • good shott- ing team. Wilt played a gciod delwjte game but Lew got that li!Ue rioe\li!I ~dvantage heioe and there and' that .w& the difference," the Big O Aid. 1 • t Alcindol-said the big dirr ... nce In 11!• showing Fridlfy 11 compared With~;a rather mediocre effort in Wednesdly:c loss to the Lakers wu two-fold. Finl, his mates wete getting die boll to him more often and more qu1c-.1y. Second, he was taking the ball 1nto·w;1t because Chamberlatn has 1 habit qi lf•- ing a step back on defense. :.,. : The Lakera made one great run 1t MJl- waukee early in the third quarter wfioa Happy Hairston and Pat Riley a:ot ~ Each hit t~ree bucket! to trim the Buck1' edge to SB-87. ~. But moments later seemed to produ.ce the turning point. The invaders wt~ leading 70-67 and Hairston went up for I rebound shot He looked llke ~ WU belted by every Buck on the noor.¥Butl no roul wa.& called and the Bucks raced down to IC..'Ott. Atltt" that they went on a rampage u the Lakers got onJy two baskets the last I : II of the third frame. Jn that span they were ootscored, 24-7. • Goodrich led the Lakers offeruively with 26. • MllwM• L• "-* Dn<lrd11 S.rnlt~ Alcll\Or Rooberlln MGlckln 8aoier "'ll~n '"""'~"' McLmrt . ' ' t 2·t 'l'O H1l r.l11 ' 2·J ,, McMll111 14 l·5 JI Ch•mberl•ln I 3-4 lt rtll..,. • 1·2 10 Goodrfci'I I 0-0 16 111:.,_ltl J ~l 6 MC•ITT 0 1·1 1 H•IHI 0 M 0 . . ' ' ,.. ,,. • l-!i. Tl'I ' 1.:i fS 1 w. t7 11 4-4 " ' •1 : • ..... I i>-4• 4 ,, 11-1.:N MllW ... IM . .• . •. • . • . . • llO lJ • '5 -Uf Los ...,...111 . . . . . . 27 tt )J 1't ~ fll F111i1l«1 out -'"""· T11t1I touts -/r1lllwtul!M It, Liii A11P111 16. ... -11.a NY Takes 3•2 Lead Bullet Rally Falls; Short;:· l{nicks Post 89-84 .Win NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Knicks broke awa,y midway through the second half and th.en held on desperately for an 89-84 victory .over the Baltimore Bullets in the pivotal flfth game of their National Basketball" Associalio• playoff series Friday night After New York built an M-72 lead, Jack Marin sparked a LZ-2 ~JUmore run that pulled the BuUets within two point.s with 50 seconds to go. Dul Walt Frazier's basket with 21 sic«ids rema ining wrapped it up for the Knicks and gave them a 3-2 lead in the Ea.!Jtern Conferen~ final. The teams now return to Baltimore for the sixth 11ame or the best~f·7 series on Sunday afternoon . With Baltimore hitting only rive ba.skeU in 22 tries in the firSt quarter. New York shot into a 24-12 lead and the Bullets never caught up . However, the Bullets, with starters Gu!! Johnson and Eddie Mlle! out with injuries and a third regular, Kevin Loughery. also ailing, pulled within 4440 at the half. It wasn't until consecutive baskets by ~1ike Riordan, F'razler, who finished with ~ points, and Dave DeBusschere ending the third quarter that the Knlcks again had breathing room with a 71>-62 lead entering the final period. OeBusschere and Frazier opened the final quarter with two more baskets and the Bullets appeared finished. But Marin, Table Tennis Set on TV Today who totaled 25 poin'3, hit 10 pain.la In th;t 12-2 !pur& before Frazier'• deciliYJ basket. ~• After Loughery missed from the ne!ll with 19 seconds to go, Willis Jleedt bothered by an aching right !houldtr ~ scc.-ing only six polnta, pulled in tbt clutch rebound and DeBusschere add-.1 final free throw. · • Buckner's Hit Earns Dodge~ 6-5 Triumph ... LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bill Bue~ drov~ home Richie Allen .with the winnJQi. run 1n the Joth inning, lifting the Lot; ~geles Dodgers · to a comeback &-I' v~ctory over lbe Houston Astros Fridaj night. • Buckner delivered his game-wlllffr aft.. ,...,n 11 .... A.llTU 1t Af>•ll It •11r'll 20 ·• George Culver following a walk to AU a.nd a two-out ..single by sreve Garvey ,, The Dodgers sco:ed two runs in ei&bth1' to tend tbe game mto extra innings tied' H . Willie Davis doubled and scored di· Wes .Parker's single. Parker then racid to Uurd on Duke Sims' single and ~· on a s~crifice fly by Garvey. • Davis a~ Allen had given Los Angeles a ~ lead in the first by driving In a nua apiece. • .H~~ston, retired in the first by Missiori ~1e10 s Sandy, Vance, clJ.ased ~ younc r1ghthander wftil a four-run bur!t Jn the ttc.ood. \ ~· The A.!tros added a fifth run Jn ~ third on a double by Bob Watl!IOll, 11na:Je: by Denis Menke and Doug Jlader's nm- ""''"' grounder. • The Dodgers cut the A.!tro advantage · to 5-3 with a run in their half of the tbird.., a1 WUIJe Davis' sacrifice fly drove in BiJf , Russell, who bad opened the frame with a•. !'iple. •w,.. l'fMlller rf c ...... ,, MOtlM 1b Wrrll'I ti Wtl-11 G-lmo II Ml'llU 1i. lllder lit EdWlfd' c ~1111 c MelJ ..... H own-• C11l¥11r ' 'I 1• r II llf ' 0 I I ' ... s 0 • • S .. I 0 • ' 1 • 1 0 •• • 1 2 • • 1 I I I I I 1 J 1 0 • 4 I I I l I I I ' a ' • '° l 1 1t J .. ' ' • 1 ......... -. WIU1 u lllliutll 111 W0.¥11 d Wl'lr'\lllr ,. 11:,lr,lltn If Sims c o..-.. w. C•1w1w11 rt Heli.r .r. •~r111< rl YM!Ct • Moeller • Grllkwlt1 Ml Mill~•tin • , ... .. , .... J 1 ·~·· J 1 ' • ' t t·r. • I .1 t 1 I • •• 141 l • I I' ' .. I t ....... l • 1 't ..... I I • t I 0 I t • 1 • , .... 31 '111 • • • • ••• 0 0 • ....., . , . ._. .. \ • I I • By ilBIL RoSs M .. t hoot Eatancla romped to the c .. '·'~ 1, , Of :titit 11a11Y ~,..., t11tt , , , • · title with tt1 points to ~eave Newport (SO), :~ ~~'. ·:Y ·~~ iif:k'i\r.:!n~ 'f::f'c~~~~.:,'d Meaa oo> 1. the dUJt 1n , • ~ ~'o\>il "for ·llJi norm~ ~tint Perlonneri<. In twQ •f the three ;"'Tl? ~<11.:up Jo Fr\dliil ~~hOjr. ·'-dJvlal6os •l\<>lffli extreme iljlr"J!Od for ,.. ~ . ~t's •. '}be c·;.11~' ·' t' • 'nut many at the .cld meet recards u rune ,, bact 00 Ha~ faZbf';a~&·tbelf" var1ity standardtwere either sm~ or '. igWll.con t.I e N~eaa n;·.t..ui ·equalled -while 'liz Cee ,records u.ve :·~tack .a~fi~d1 · ' ·f"':'b"';i _affecttd by a alinllar rate. : , . o"vr~Jminf allgbUJ ta npinetUp Biggest engineer In lhe .runaway • <:oroqa del MU.In ~,foUr acbool meet Newport vars~y conquest wa1 at Nr.wport.'a, t>.vldlon Fieid ' bespectacJM )unior Mau HogW.t: . . · · · • ~· Although he wasn't responsible for . lA the van.Jly . ICOflng, the Tan rollf4 td · any of bis three indivJdual up 92 points .while coac.la Joha BOO'• r~ton!s 111 Hogsett took lht 120 -high 0ron.-Sta Klbg.s hid• to aettle for .•1 ~~ . (ts S) the 180 ~ws (20.6~ the . MIMfl'.DP mukert. Colla Mtu t58)' ud long. jump . cig..18) and -.anchored the . ~ ; =a (2$)\ f~llowtd in ~ ".~lty Sailors' second place mlle relay quartet. :·· ;.; :m~ .ahlo· ciptW'ed -tiut ~ cro)m ' -ne. latter grbup zipped to a r~· :,. • 'tdth.:sJ pOlntl,; fdllowed by OOfona't II, (I.. settmg 3:2fi.5· ma;k, ~ same aa first . , for. MHa and '2l for ~taqdi; . .. pl!lce Coz:>na, wbicb nipped Newport at ' · ~ · · i : •· · · ·: -~ Ul~~r · pleasa~t surprise · for the ' ' *··"t:''· · * ,:'*.~ WiruiUs was junior miler Jabnd~~~~· r , ,. who f&ng 'up a · 4:25:9 recor ·wo:1UW1g .'\ . 1~:.. 1. T•l1 cc~.!~",:. IT••~~,.._., 1· . mile triumph in an exciting come-Crom· : ~ll_:r~c:f't.>,~~<~'=i~ •. '~! .:~!~·.4.· ·~1., behlnd r&Cf w~th Mes.a junior .Doug ., .. nt r-"· To.111UN11 n.t jTl11 "*' •KOl'dl t. ~·.Macl..tan .. The I.alter was timed in 4:26.0, Mil• fCdMI n.t .i .. ,...,1 .. lN"'I 12.1~. 011on ll!•tl .a 1eaSonal best for llim . · t>.J J, Sornbiy ICM)' t4.t . • • , : · ' • 440 -1. 011C111 1111J 4'.• t. KNtu ICMJ;,1.r Tar weight ace Mark Steven s ·s.,11 ... 1coM1 J. st.1 .t. COii tC.lo\f nJ t . i'-"°' .,· tabli.shed m""l standard! in the shot 'lfll) ''·'· • ... ... • • -1. "-!CdMI 1:u .t 1Mt1t •KOnlJ t. 11u111 put (&G-8%) and discus (15~5) while : ooo 1:01.1 J. """,rw,. 1ceM1 2:it .t. 1111 11!'11) "'---na's l!th grade sprint whiz Carlo '4,l2 J. Cllne INHl 2:111.2. ' ....u.i v ~ -1 .. H1J1~ lNHl 4:Js.r 1ttt~1 1 •• ·, T05ti tied records of 10.0 (100) and 22.2 M1cl .. n ICM) 4::M.1. 2. GIUft\ctl {Ct.I •:D.4· 4. l b N ' ·er•• CNHI 4:JllJ $. oi.nn.n fCl&M 4:o . . · (220) originally set in 1967 y ewport s ' M\IMI -1. 0.jl, (~) f :O.I 2. J , 011-"9 (CMI •:a .6 >. CM1'11:•·1NHf t:U.• .c. 1'1ern1n1 !NH! 1:.u.• Ralph Kelly. ··•· sc1111r"""'ft cl!'u1•11:J1.,. • · Tosti also anchored the Sea Kings' 440 .... 1a.HH -1. HotMtt CNH I IS.S'f. ~·tfil),)f.I • t . d ·~i.:•llv tCMJ ,,,,, ' .• ~""' 1C4A4} 1~~ s,.1~ O\ltl> ~ baton quartet. to a 43.5 mee. recor . l• LH -1 . ._,.It INH) ... t. Hll!'IP'19rd C)ocking. . · : 1CM1 2t.• J, c..19 ilatJ 21.t 'i ,'<"''·'~~tt.i,., In the only'.' .other varsity record· , · • ••Kt lflH ) 22.7,' • ed rf r.. h " mJJ •: . : •. ,' ' '. ' ... ,'.'''.., " .. ' •• '.lDAILYl'ILOT'MtW~ .. K.-W, • Ufll .. •r-1.CW!llla•.PM.r.,O.JIMlit,_.i) affect pe ormance,""1<opa. au er . , . . . . . \ , , , · '-co"• M .. 0.1 s. N1W111rt H..._ 45,t, . NiCk R,o,e turned in an ea!y 1 :5'5.2 win in SAN CLE;MENTE'S cRA"rG AN~aso~·.BEATS OUT INFIELCf '~.INGLE'.t~: FIRST •lf1NING,.8UT EL. MODENA WON;. J..2.;. ·:. . . : ,.:i:::) ~~~~·=·k:ts:~f,~'!.! j,~'f . bis 1pecialty.. . . •• • • HJ -1. ic.rm:.t lHHI .. 2111 '"'• rldnl1,1; · 11"-•-~-· · .. i... Bu-G'•aooto Tritons .. ·. . ' By Ro<;ER CARLSQN Of 1M Diii~ .. llfl llfll ' ' """"" (CMJ S:IO l. M•r"dllort,rtl' ·cCMI J.10 L ~l.OIA'la sot¥"'more r .. ., .. . · Htn.,-wtu !NNI .t.a t. K.,.., fedM> J.J.... . . wu responsible ror Cee records in the 100 S · ·h · · · k. Fl h pj" k' ·d· lJ -1. Hooltff "".,' 1t-112. M•rdl'\trilittt 1tMJ 1 c~ l . . t ' . . . as' es IC . e . , .. , J. k•i,,_. 000 lf.4 4. YM'll'~(CMI lM s. (10.1). 180 (1 .3) and long jump _.1 In e a, ":C .. · . .. , ·, ' . · , .· ' _. "':;r.:_<~"~.:.'~-""' '" '· v.,.,;,. '"'"' addition to. Jogging the anchor leg. In the 12:t 1, T,11(~•· CNHJ u .. 4.,.. 1e11m·tr """· • ' Eagles' recQ'd-setting 45.3 440 .relay , , • c Sit _, I, JI..,_ iHH) '°"' jM'.lt rM:Ofd) t.". eJf ( . . , T e . ' Albrlttoft (NH\ U.11 J. °"'1nl• U!"•O. 1.J,. 4 •• aor. ' or . • ·• •• ' 1 '··~. • • O 'apt·ur· e . f•~1.~~"°;~~·~J~111~~~" '".,.., ,, . Terry Haun or Estancia (660 in 1:27.Bl when Keith G.ib~n·s'1ig!ed and advanced S.!ln Clerhedte '~ only "omer ',strJ®' ·' • .. .-'lt..,..t•r !CllMJ ~ 1. ir11n1n1 fUMl 1.u.11,., 4. and Costa Mesi's Tom Olswang (1320) in 1-~-ood on a-s101ert base. · ' . scoring threal ·was in the fourth· frame · · aon1 .... ICM) l(t.,~ J. Altirttr.n rMHl 0•·41.'1. 3:20.8) also calmed Cee meet records. w ...,.. ;:1,..r +..'" -n: HIWJIOl't M~rbor U2J. cor- 'San Clemente High's Tritons droppeQ ;: He-Scored' on Paroi.mo's ba~e hlt that whtn Tifl't 'wright:s single loflOwed Tob,9:' L· ag 'un' a M .. e. e·.t cllf Mtr !•ll. c.,.. M•• ,,.,, a11enc1a: IH). Brtahtut spots in the Bee competition l ame off the Crestview Le3gue baseball , -riCocbetecl ~ .L f. iGirter •Steve Folsom'! Reacban's fr~~ pass. · · .. . · '"' were Newport sprinter Gary Litten and iot -1. Utt.., (NH\ 11., t. s*ic1.n1 · 11111 11.t · "' hurdl E · St( kland h h pad 'Friday afternoon and into a three-leg ifllo,rig~t field; • -~ But .FOisom v.•as equal to ·· the I.ask, J. AnMll•v IC4MI n.1 4 .. o.n111"" ICM\! 11,, '· • ,.rr . er r1c IC , w o eac way tie for second after-·abeorbing a 5-2 Piraino came aroUnd to ¥;ore after striking out. tlle ·lasl two batter&. .·· • · ... · ' .. ' ; · °"""" !CM1 11.1. ' · ' ' recorded dooble wins: Fillmore will.be favored ·today.(1 jtnL) :no -I. 1.11ttt1 .(Hw1 u .1 t. s1ec1c11r1·11111 !4,i · defeat at the barlds or :opporWnistit El advancing to ~oond orr Craig Anderson 's El· -Modena 's Curt Peterson was when the finals of the 32nd annual ··•. "'"....,, !OIM>. M.4 .i. o..m.t .ICM> ii .. s. W>;tiM • .. ..:.. k th k K. " "f' 1 ' • <c:dM> ts.5. . · ~na. \\'al . to, jrt! '?IJ Mar 1ng.·s sao-1 ice . credited With·.a:save, retiting ntne out pl Laguna 'J'roPhy track and fj~ld meet get \."' -1. ti:llttftu l~l ''"·' 1. Y1,,,..1 1~1 ··R . J Hold ·£each Marshall Adair's host Trttons and a .sacrif,ice,fl,Y \w .Scott Johartnes,. . the la,s' JO Tr ... i.tons , .· ·.. , d t La Be ch H "nh · • ·111·1 1· K"'~ ACdMI 1·•·• •. ""'"'" r•11> 1·•·7' ust ers ., ' T 1·un .er way a guna a 19!' •. · • s.c.,_....1CM1l:M.•. · outhit the invaders but the everiWil . Roftver, utat '19s the end oC .the San , . .• The Ven'tura County school ..... ich goes. · um -1. an.n ·CHHJ 1:n .t t . .._,..,.-v tcMl , · · -~ de ood ~th · h··· CJ · · •~the Tr.to f ·1,,.i · · ••.M1ttM1·111 , .... c._,. U> . • wu · ,,,.,, 1. chlclllt._ 1NH> 1:•.1 4. Oti.MY lCdMl • winners ma g useu:i e1r 1...,.· e.menteuprwng_:a,,.. 1 f\5 .a1~ , · •• ,-iii! · .~, 1rw by the ni ckname of Flashes,:wi.s '1:a.41,w1••(H'f~l.J:n.1... . They collected only four for the game to ~odu-a rWVJO' ··far as second ba,. Gooor•'"-· :Ro 1 o , o Ar.cterlOfl 11 l o l D · · · . F ·d , he A.. · · no HH -1 •• 1r1e1i1ari1 CNHJ 17.1 !. oi.v-B • Ad r .. ..,. """ IMflft',•atl l . O 0 a Kint. 1t,' . 2 0 I 'o . lffip~SSIV8 JO M 8~ S 1,ls al ~ ~.e . (CdM) It.I l. 'NYMe IC~) U.7 A. Hll!l)lfll'I (NH) • ig ntage q(( hurlers f\Jch Douglass and Rube.p for' the r.~t pf:t~ ,nav."' . : -• . Pf'l1r-., d i' ' I 0 ' Jllll•O'IU,o 11> t 0 • I locelion ~ . . If.I J. l(lf1KnV~) 1•.1. . . va P~1 bu· ( the 11 ·n th "'th Do la 7 had b l •-i.. d J Q 0 s.--, .. ll "t 0 0 o" . . ' .· ' ·:.: . no IH -l,. INH) 14.5'!. C.11N (C•Ml • .... . mo. Y wene a I e 11u · '. ug 1s, a .,;op'l'o~qr~, . , een L.._, lb ~1 1. ! I W<iiht;'·,. • 1., 1 ,-. Lasl years 1 &e.· . high . l d m·p .14.1 J. HllllWifi 1 u.e ~-KtltotnNn:ICM> u.1 .• • , ~g-wben they parlayed the~ for three imf:.resslve in hthe.is 411.13 _ln11hlng suh·n1.hfacf11·ng . g:·~'~ I ~ : 1 't ~~1~•,ft·u c1 i : : : winner-Dou'g Main of Fillmore '1~. the 1 "~::;1,\~ :~-~--••r M•• i:.p.t t, "'...,...... Gold W t Coll °" winning four ot •I"'.-. fllfl:{· ~ over~ _ 1m1 t t roug t e .. rs~ " . t 't o .I • qrti~. rt• :1 'I ' o' , Flash~' J>llcesetter as be n>lred kl eaa)i'I ·.,tl""*' ,,,,~.:a.. CINI Mtt• l :Q .t . •·1 ' ! . en ' y eco.-• . . t or· Adair and his cr'ew it "'~~.a ·· rout frames. · .. . . " ..... •, .. ~ ~ °""'''"" • i'·•· o .-. 1~ vict'orl-In his hea'• 01• the !20'ht..I; ., ".HJ -l. ,'"' .. 1N .. > s.t 2. o..i.1r1<c.1M1 ur.r.i.1 seven eveQts, took /i commanding lead In Pfl'licularly gnawing defeat; dropping·the ·But a pair ol dooblC'S by Max ~esma 0110"'· ; ) ~ 0 .• P•r•ttio. P 1 ' 1' •1 · ..... '"" · '8 " ldrldi INM 4· \l•ldt1 fNH> J.t 1-..viw lr-ot the Southern ·California Confer enc• Ov·,,,11 r-rd to JO·', and 'each set"'ck ,,.. ,,__ .,_ b ghl p · c11ti.-i o o o o ' ' hurdles and the 180 Jows With times of s.L -· 1. """'" fCMJ 1M" 1· Kl"' fCa.\J ,._.,.. awun· nu·n• champ1····hlps af'·r the "'"" " ..,.. and ,v1nceAm.w-o~ rou aramointo· 't.~~~·t . ~4 , 4 1 Toi.•I• ,, , 1 ,_ :1S.Oarrd21.0 (turn ). .,,. s1edd1111 !l!•U ,,.~ •. s1r1c1, .. tNHJ 1 .. ,,,. a "'"' 1-C baa been by one run. . ' r.tHove and Bob Pinney 11nd Chafle.s ·, · 1.11r1ck1•nc1 1NH1 , .. "'°. second .day qt ~ompetition Friday at Rio • t-'"'°' .-, lftlll"'' L"~"'" 0 T,.1"'''i 1111 .. , PY -1, 11111 f'C#I), llM f, Totltllfubt •ICM! llM H d Coll San Clemrnte came back wilh a 'Pair-ot Gontales followed with base hits to get the · ' " •. v.r111~ HH w1",.." . t. K•viw IHH> 1~ .<. 111n1a.•cCMi 1-.o 1. 01111"1" on o ege. scores in the bottom of the fifth frame Vanguards ri!;}l. ~ "i:0::;.,1• : g : : ~ 1 ~ IO& _ t-" <Br••> 1,0 Tllghm•n tMor•ii>o . •10 !NH > 1M. 1 · 1 The Rustlers totaled 127 point~ Bfter f:rrors Plague Laguna Beach In 9-5 Defeat By HOWARD L. HANDY OI .... Dill' 1"11<11 It.It II Just wasn't in the book! ror the Lquna Beach Artist baseball team to. w)!:I "f'riday afternoon. §addleback High took advantage , of pUchJng wildnen, and six Laguna errors. to win a 9-5 decision in an Orange League tMiseball encount.er on the Artist field. · Perhaps It wail a myri ad of action bthlnd center field where the annual 1'.~na Beach trophy track meet \lo'8S tiling place that was a distraction. \Vllatever the reason. coacn DC1rrell McKibban 's charges let Saddlcback move in (ron\, ~. ~·ith three uflearned runs in the first three (rames. Greg Kessler. slugging· outrielder for the Arlist.s , had aoother big day at t.he plate and made a va liant s.ingle-handcd e~ to keep them in the game. Kessler had a triple, a home run and a 1ingle in thrtt plate appearances and is ctttTtntly hlUing at a fancy .407 clip v.·ith. 22 hils in ~ appearances. •, With mates Tom Murpbine and· Jim Heid on the bases in the third inning, K~sler went wilh a high outside fast ball Iii dr ive it over the right field fence for a home run and lhrtt qui1;k La,guna score.s .• :~n the fourlh , a walk and two 8f.dd_leback errors coupled with Mark. Dittcks' single put Laguna in front ,ror ill! on!~· lime during the afle rnoon. 5-J. ~ick Gillespie st11rted on the rnound for the . Artists and left after three innipgs, flvin& up one earned run but three walks. Nick "Hawk" Jess1c~ rclteved him in t~. fourth and \\'8~ charged with the defest when Saddleback scored three tli:nu in lhe fifth wilh the aid of t~·o ,.,lks, lln error and a pair Of base hits after two were oul . _t"'.walk contrlbutM another t.aUy in the 1~ and ll double, a \\'ild pitch and a Yp-lnee ny llCCOUnled for the final mfrker in the seventh ..i ~ l'l 1. .... ,.. 1 ... -Ul •• •r11trw _.,_,w GolrlM,..,, :Ill • • I t C.a-1~, '" • o o e NolllJtn, 0 J I I 0 i'l•oTll, )Ii I 0 0 I l\lflfr, lb-• 1 J I 1 "'"·· >II J I 1 • ~. C 1 ' f 0 I("'"'' II • J I l ) ~·1' 4 I t 1 M<fl-'""· 1 ~ J 0 ~ t ~ flr-1, r! I t o I ....... ,~ ' ' ' • """ Cl , , 0 0 '""""._· rf l 1 ' 1 6 111-10 •• p 1 0 0 0 ........ " • • • • J~9'!dl;, • t 0 0 ' Gllrcl.t, ct • • 1 I fl•""''" 1 1 1 o o o """''lc.k· Olt rCll.1 cl l I I 1 ""' H 4 I I t Nftnelt , rt 0 t 0 0 ..... j MDfr'"'"· U J 0 1 I ~IM,cllOO n • 1 • l11t1•t1 ,. 1 1 1 IW'I 1W lfl~llit91 • , ' • ' • Sunset Baseb•l1 ' . . . . . ' Vikes ··Trim Loara, 8~ 7; . . . ' ,. Tars Settle for 1~1 Tie A pair or{ iron man mound glinL! liighlightl!J! ·sunset. League baseban· act.Ion Friday afternoon at Santa Ana. Higho ;,..:here ·the fu:ist Saiats and /\"ewport Harbor's Sailors battled to a 1-1 standoH. Ne Wpor\'s Steve llcdrick and the Saints' Lt9narit ~orales each went the di5tanre i11 the marathon, combining for 29 strikeouts. Hedrick ka}'.ed 1'7 and walked only. one In his'. sparkling performancfj , While Morales. was ·n~arly as good, striking owl a ·dozen batters and illsuing only t\\'o.free passes. . In ()!h·e~ Sunset warfare f\1arina sla)·ed in the champi00$h lp r11ce wllh an 8·7 ve·rdict over .Loaia et Boysen Park and W.e.~mtnst~r ;lo1hout in th l' boltotn .of the sevenlh lo host Warren, 3-2. Jn' a nlght Lbssle at La Palfna p·ilrk~' Anaheim dealt HunliniJ.On Beach e 8-0· 1os.s ••• ·, . C-Oach Andy Smith:$ SAiiors ~ored their· Only rurl Tri The seYenlh inning .when R.i cK. Leon.lid.dtli\'.ered the first NeWpOrt hit o!. "the game to seore pinchrunntr Larry Halderman.• · · · · The' Silllors had a goidtn opf)l:.lrWnitY 'lo put it av.:ay jn 1ht ninth when Alvl n White . singled lO left .with Bruce \\'ihgeri:l on · iecohQ . ; · But Y.'ingerd was nijpcd at the pltle on a perrcct Saint lhc:ow rom the outUcld. Coach Ray Allen's ~1arina Vikings stavCd olr a furtt-run Loara u11risl ng in Ute seventh , frarn~ when relier pllctl~r Brock PemBerton struck out the lert Loara balter With runners on s~cond an" l'1ird. · · Pemberton was a big factor in. the . hitting de1'3rtrtlerit ·also. stroking 1, p.atr \ ol safeties tone double ) for two rbi . Mike ·'Beattlf Was the winninfj: pit.Chef, goina siX innings and :smacktng lln rbl triple. • Scolt Wl)eet~r was also iMtrutnefllal In the key Viking conquest. .with his two-run doublt In J,he !Ourl~ i.nning. Second baseman Rod Brcrwn had a {>lit or singles ifl the Vikes'' nine-h it att11ck. Coach frank Mu~·s Westminster nine fell \·ic11m W a three-run outburst in the bottom of \he :Se9er:ith to fall to seCond 'Place Western. ' 'rhe. host Pioneers lmded the bases -0n an ertot and .two )¥11.lks with none ·~t. theno got a Greg LaA-1tndolfL singl t for two · lo ti~ 1lntl wori it 'on',RJck Emde's.\nrl~ld sinji!lf . ~1ean\\'hlle. Aniilil'im'1 Da~ Rhodes • lossed a h~·G-hitter at Hunl.ington witb the Oilers' Brenl White and Steve Deeter getting lhe only two safeties. · Bill Shubin was the loser for Huntington. giving up six ruhs frh·e. u·nearned! in four and one·thlrd fremes . H11nllnt1.., ltf<ft (fl Mlf/'ltfm /II .,, A•mf'n· !Ori, n GI'!,., d Sll11bf", 1>·11 F-11111>,,,. J!.p (•ynl<, " Wh111>, ,.. Dtt<P•, ' 8roo~•. " A1lllol'9, rt · y, ...... ~ .. ' , • , • ,J .o ·l •t • • ' • ' • ' • , .. , • II rol • • • • • • • • • • ' • ' • • • • • • • .. ' L~n,glon,. lb ' 1 G••M~I. eo .. I Mut!ll(I, u 4 '1 l(n1.,b. lb 1 I M11no1. U l D Mt r!int1. cl O 0 YoUntl, t 1 1 11115, Pll 0 0 S•dll!", rf 1 ·0 '" ""' ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ' I •• ' . . ' •• o .... n •. p111000 M~"· t!·U 1 o,-o 0 l(!rt"plll\. oh• I I I 0 R"«ftl... J I) l I ~ 0 1 0 To•t•I 11 f 11 4 Sctrt or lft~l"" . ' . O(I) !IOO o -·o ,, 701 m•-I 11 ' • ' ' •· ,..,.._.. fl) S..•••·""'• Ill· .. , t llo •·•'111 I , •llo-~ 111111 f N le•ij .... I& J D 0 0 Gon11\•1, JI J 0 0 '' Wln1.,.a,l:.rf.1b' O o o Mor-; c t •O O O w..,._ :JO ' J o o. 1 ·5....,,vtd•, lll '· 1 l o Htld1<"'8f\.Pr 0 I 0 f M<ic..i ........ d I t ·J I A. W!:oUt. ,. l 0 1 0 CO<>f, It;· ' 0 ·1 D Mtllltff •. cf,·, s o o o Morlle•• • t .e o a.w'"1~. 'b' 1 o o o S<>ul~er· ·L.ta<llrG, rl J 0 ! J 1-. rf ., I I .. ' H .Wllllt. c S t o o C~r!>rtn. Ft , .... ,,11 lODO oon .. U . !Oil.A. Srl>ll\lllt •, U 1 0 0 0 Fr-. HI , I -0 0 H..VIU;.p 100 0 T Tot1l1 -.. -1 ·' I Tai•" Nt,..t>Or! .San11 An• Sctrl · br lnrtlftll ·I\. " • 000 080 l 00 Olli) IX).. 1 J 000 lOC tlOC 000 OG-1 · S • .. 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Hilt ' 110 Htf -M•" IFlllrngr1l .U.I, Wlrcl Ill'"'°' fhjl fCdMI lN-t J. ~ (f1!), u '· Kl"f ICM) ,,,.,, (200 fiy ) 11-nd Gre:g ·Feinberg (100 back) Worl6l 1' 1.r MlrQutl !CttllHcl~ U .f, KrlCtl • f. H ... rk~ (NHJ 111•1. 1c~r11n1d > 1:..•. , """1 ,..'" •to•n: N-rf H•...,. ifHJ, C••-Were individual winners for the Rustlers, lto l.-M•1n (Flllmart) 21,0, Cttl,hlool IWMlll4;' , cnro\!l•n) 1"" W1•d 1111m at •ht wor1e1L t:..~. •dofl M•r C5'J, C••• MM• 14'f. li!Mdi f2I). whUe I.he Golden West 800 fret relay 2~7,'"":. c""°"-V•U•vl Jt,o. ·u~p~ 1~-•r:I ,c.. team of Pete Eich, John Remy, Q-aig o.«1 r111v -Flllrnor• 4•.l, ~n Mtrcn .U:,. · -lOll -1· Glracii. "tl!itl 11·' (Miii ""'111 t . Colton and-Paul Ros.iii a 1·~ won. Mn1 rt11y -No,,.., ••en nKlf.lllfY. Llddlf tf1!l 10.J J, Wlllon {COM.I llJ '-:,.,,..,,.,,...It l4U •-"'" w<--fNHJ 11.• 1. ""'w ICd.111> 11.1. Lippoldt .clocked 1:49.8 in lhe 200 Cree, "'" •-• 11111 -I. Glr1Mle (ell) 11.J fMflt ,l(Grdl , L 1C111 -Ho•11 cc...,tnt11•> 10.1. 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' ' •' DEAN LE '· -• ·-. -~--t 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA . l 'Mli4ll0i .' st!~~ic:• ~"~~~rt• ff,r A.u lmporttd C1r1 Mod6rn &Cly Shop far All Cari • Or.1nge County's Largest and Most Modern.Toyota ahd OYIRSUS 01.LIYIRY S!tlCl.lLtlTS • $1(11 C.....,._l!Ct IWllll Mtf1 !l'rM -I. \.li>ouitl JG! l:",f J. TJ!&mn !LAC(! 1: t Pfll!IOn !Cl 1:5 J 4, 11~1! {G) l .SJ.i 1. C:.O till :51.0 t . E1c~ I 2!01.t ,XIII tlf -1_ s1~•i...r1 \ l 2.01' l. Loi&no (LA H1roor1 2;01.l ). l~W tc ,J:l'O.I • N .... 11 {(;] 1.21.i J. Moo I IGl 1;.0 i '· An!loolo fl.A H1r&orl l ·U.• 'j'. ••e•I! -l~8r11ner (Cl l:llS.I J. Mcl"tyr1 (c;tl 1:0 .t l. Hollm1n. {(I l;Ol.t .. Brtc~'"""g• l A) 1:0 .• J. Cllrr"'9t IC) :a7.I •. Mu'l-aft~ IR) I 09 1 '"'btc~ -I. F•!nlHr~ rc;.i 5t.J J. Dl>nflOIOn fG I 1:01 .• l . Scllneldtr JIU :011 ~-Jtnl<ln1 1lA Hlr-1 li~,J i. McLtln fl>. H1rbo() 1.05.1 '· 0.vll !RI 1.N .1 ""II lndo -1. Chll)(I f() •:lll J, F'tln~'! <O/ 4.45.1 l lc11,.,,, iLA H•rbOrJ 4 J,(l.J J. O••< 10 4:~.i J. Sall<lht•s (GI !'(11;0 ~ O,,..'"tlt r Olv11'1Q -1, 8orlno (() l•l ID J. STantan IGJ :IOS.lO l. P•nne (C.J ttt.Jl i. LD!lan !Cl lJ,O.J,(I 5, Jonu !LACCJ JoJ.OS. '·Mell in fl.A H1-borl 2JI JJ. 100 lrtt rfl!w, :"t 1; Gollfl'll W•I j~lcfl. lltm! Collon ~r><l llou.I) 1.01 J 1 'Fl•o '1'"" 1·10• >! C:~.Pl'H~ 1:15.J 4. U, H1rbor •:ll.• 5. A(( Jf.'i $corl"JI -1. Gold•n W•!! 117, C.varen lot, LACC. ., li:fo H"11GO n . L,I, H,lrbO• JI. .. DE~N LEWIS IT!OMQ(T!AI ™ APRIL ·sPECIALS COROLLA 1971 .. ICIAL $1871 VOLVO '-' ( " . ··~ ,.· " r I f ' , .Hustler · , ' ~ •. ' ' l • ' ~ai:t~t I Spar~ Golde• Well 'Collete'• 44il- Y.,,._ .. 11y team zi"""" to a .cbOol record o1 ''i1~1 to h!Pll&bl ,1re1• junior coll•llO track and field aCUoa Frida~·, 'llj>st ·Golden Wut nfpll"d Sut LA, 7Ml. ln other itilk• ~tMly, Saddlebaok tulnod l!ack vlaltins' Sad BerurdlnO. U.&1, and Oranse Cout fell to liivadl1111 San ·~o. n.n. ' · Golden w .. 1 1print.n Bill Kamp and Dennis Mau 'bolb were Urned in 11.5 lD the no f!ylns the school neord) In finl!blng th~d !!/!! . fourth. ~ )./>:> Dave Gi)lllllf win Inca sparkling 21.3. Terry McKeon WIS a doul;llt wlrinet • for Goldtn West's R..Uen, capturins the llO in 1 :sa.t .IJ'ld the tw~mne m 1:44.L '' Sa'ddltback'1 John Williams set ~ Kjloo! ~ in the .440 intennei!ia\f 1·hurdle:1 (57.7) wlp~g hut" hil own mart ol 57.1. l)~ablqs Trip Knigh~, 7-2 Sopilomore Rob Ftteusott tossed a three-hitter m leading Mission. V1eja ·Hta:b to a 7-t Crestview Le:l(Ue butball 9_tciory over invading Foothill Friday. Ttie: wlnnina: Diablos scored ru111 every time at bat -wltll the exctpUon of the sixth. Rich Price led the way lor Mlulon Viejo, picking up a pair of safeties in three U1ps to the plate.' MIW1'.t \'II~ C'> • ~~~· . ' ',, '; ... ,. ,;re.:« . l : ..,.. I I I ; ,. j .J ;·j :: :Baseball , ..... .. . ' 'University Loses, ·5.0 .. '• f..11l•M•rfl•r4 e ffl•ttff •••rt• ''f11hJM b.l11t1, ••f9ft ••11t•P •44·I071f , ' • .. • •J. • • " '" -.. DAILY Pl~OT J5 I I ... .. .. ·~ . . . • • I • a. ' • 1 -·---- S..tu!'dll, April 17, lffi Dlll.V MlOT 27 ... I • I • .. _ ....... -• .. ~ . . .. . . I OAIL.Y PILOT Sit11rda,, Aprl117, 1971 ~:......~~~~~~~~~~ Don Ellis" Band at Golden · West Jm t.mfnerd Don Ellls o. tuma ..up wilb sin1lrs, Studenll from t)ie llw>UQ(lon Beacll campus Wiii uslat \;Ith a JS.piece atring ensemble, the 55-membtr Golden W e s t Singers and 1 35-man dance troupe, Auditorium, Costa Mesa, at 7 and I o'clock. :: = ;=t ~l~~:nsto!~ Tickets, available at Walllch's and Mu tu a 1 Agencies, as well u Golden West Choir members and the college bo<>Ju\fore, au $2.50 for the 7 o'ckM:k show and $3.SO for the 9 o'clock show • for a musical ei:travagam.a. The concert will feature "Love Structures'' and r.· "F\lture: Tense," two original . • oompaaltions by E 11 i s . 'Ibere w I I 1 be two performances in the 1,200-Jelt Oran'e Coa• .Col I ege J NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES Gerald Schroeder. director of the Golden Wesl Singers, said he anUcipates a full bouse for both performances 9n the strength of the stand ing ovations Ellis received last year. • • ! t ' . ACADEMY AWA,RD SHOW Winner 8 A~ademy · of . Awards INCLUDIN• BEST. PICTURE-BEST ACTOR GEORGE c: scon PATION ALIO -IDT IClllNtµ Y M:ltS·B s1111,..1y ... tltll -2:M-4 I •·"'· MQll -lt:U & J:it-11 S11IMl•W "•"""' -2:1S & 1:JI Ml.,,_12, IS.J: I .. 1t:IJ Valdez Is Coming "Love Structures" bas bt.tn ~ibed by Ellis u a "mass ...... ll.1S-.ln. tl.ll-Cflllf,.. 1k Oldlt ...... OVll• ''COLD TUl./<IY" (GP) Pl..i "THE McKENZIE llEAK" Conll-s.u..oi.,., ' '·"" ....... ' ''Expression'' "EXPllSSION" 11 •II 11,.MI .... ...,., .... w-. Tiii "" l•tMt Mrflflt IC .... l Tt.e ~Hiity .t ti.. fll111 h exc1llOllt. Thi , ..... the '''"· -'"' .... ,.,. ffl:tl•• •f tM fftt Mrfhtl) QW evallcible. 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Th e dancers, tree branches in hand, often leap from the stage and join with lh.e audience in . free, improvised .. danclpf, 'l'tle daoce routine, devised by Mra, Carol Caniglia, • Goldfti West College teacher Is kept 1imple since UJe dance troupe la made up of beginning students as weU a1 pro!esaionab. OoJy the lead dancers. Sonya Newberg and Bob Rigg , have dancetl proteasionally~ ' EIUs appe•re<I with Golden Weal , students last spriz\g when he pr~ hi' jazi ca'nt4ta "Reach.'i, . This year' he wUl join them again for the entire three-hour performance o f "Future: Tense" at·lbe Hollywood Bowl, June 13. • .,,..,.,..._ EXCLUSIVE SHOWING -~·111111· 6th & FINAL Whose BotJ,y's 'l''ltat1 'tf/IS, e•" c.ur """· WEEK ~'COIONA O•L MAil ... · Both Pictures ••G" Niles Jamieson, David Paul and Joe Wilson (from left) try to determine ,,fbe identity 9f the bo~y in the bookcase i:n, "The Spider's Web," opening 1TUes· day for three wee~ at the Laguna Mou I ton Playhouse. 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P~. 1'14) l21·1SJI ., OIAl Plfl (IOCI) ,. ------------------------- Soprano Set For Cantata In Newport Justin Colyar, ass Isl ant professor of music at Orange Coast College will provide pipe organ accompaniment for Soprano , Vina Wllll3ID! of Tustin, for her performance of the solo cantata '"Ille Way to Emmaus" Sunday at St. James' Episcopal Church in Newport Beach. In the Easter spirit, the cantata, which will replace the se rmon , recounts the appearance of the risen Christ to two disciples. Mrs. Williams has appeared as soloist with lhe Irvine Master Chorale in their recent performance of the Verdi Requiem. The performance of th@ cantata will take place during the 9 and 11 a.m. services at St. James'. Concert Set For College Taj Mahal. well known for his contributiom to the world of co1U1try-blues, will perform with "Lamb." another blues group, at Orange C o a s l College, Sunday at 8 p.m. in Peterson Gym. Taj, the son or a noted jazz arranger and pian~, has won acclaim for his pcrfonnances at the Trip, Hullabaloo. Ash Grove. It's Boss, Ciro's, the Other Place and Whiskey a Go Go in California. Currently performing with a nine-piece group, Taj has mastered not only the piano, but the guitar. harmonica, electric bass, banjo, tambourine, vibes, mandolin, and dulcimer as well. Tickets for the O C C performance, available at the OCC Bookstore, Wa1lach's, and Mutual Agencies. will be ,2.SU with ASB card or $3 without :lido NfWl>O•T 11acM -•t 1tt. ·--•• loh•ouo ""• hi• •• 0 1. J•llMI I HELD OVER llll•tt G1.rc& DH s,...,._. IUD CORT ALSO-(II "Brewster McCloud" EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY SHOWJNGI SOUTH COAST PLAZA I & HIWAY 39 DRIVE-IN • I SHOWING NOW!! k•Olk•O..... I !IC .......... )0,,11\, 1nu ~IOIO ATil&Cnol. ·TAK£ Ot'r '"YALDIZ" D•lty et 7:00 a t :OO P.M. s ... I S••· -C011t. fr•111 1 :41 P.M Music Box Contest Slated For Musicians By TOft.f BARLEY Of 1111 0.11,. ... lit! ll•ff · There are nmny musicians in our Cruitful Orange Coast area. who are not .aware of the imminence of the Young Musicians FoundaUon's national competition and time b of of the e~e at this moi:nent for those young virtuosi who may wtSh to compete m the Los Angeles preliminal'-ies May 17 2nd 18. Organizers Of this splendid competition tell me that ege limits in the piano, violin, viola and cello categories have been set at 22 years (born after June 20, 1948). for · voice at 26 years (born after June 20, 1944) and for composition at 29 year• (bom alter June 20. 1941 ). . .... JI tllis cuts you in and you believe you have the stuff to carry you for- ward in this contest then by all meaps enter. I'm told that each finalist Will receive a career grant of $500. Ud ~ that one finalist in e.ach category~s · eligible for a debut award of •t.~, II making 11.soo In all. : Furthermore the winning pianist will receive the Ariur Rubinste~ piano prize and the top cellist will get I.he Gregor Piatigorsky cello prize. They in themselves maJe the cash prizes look insignificant. . ~· Repertoire requtrementS look, to me, extremely rJi). onable and these are the demands made by the coin. petilffm's· organizers. :· Piano, violln. viola , cello: a work by a major baroqtie keyboard or string composer, preferably Bach, a Bee"" oven sonata ; a group work from the Romantic Period: i~ 20th Century works at least one or which must have been written after lf130 and two concerti representing contrast- ing styles or periods of compqsitlon. ~oice: a group of English and French songs (at teiltt two 1n .each language) a group of Gennan lieder: a ~ or mBJOr wol'b from the 20th Sentury repertoire and t..ro operatic. oratorio or concert arias. .of- Compositioo: a work, no t or excessive difficulty o,j-1en~, for orchestra or chamber orchestra of any staiMj. ard !m'trumentation (maximum 45 pl ayers). CompeliliollS prevJOUSly performed are not eli~iblt for the contest. And young comoosers are asked to submit their scores in suCh a manner that the tiUe page can be removed before sii:fr mission to the iudicatinj! panel . ~ All these listed works must. of course, be ready fot' performance. . If you, do enttr iind you're l!ood enough lo reach lfte finals you 11 be called nn to perform with the Youn1t Mf- sicians Foundatie"ln Debut Orch,.stra, under Paul Polit~ nick's baton, at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles ;a, J~ne 20 :· Semi-finals will be held al the Universilv or Southe,ij California in Los An1teles on June 16. 17 and 18. just ~ month after the preliminaries on !\!av 17 and 18. ·:' ff you don 't enter -and if vou do it must be befor:e 1'.fay I -it is stiij well worthwhile lo go alonJ[ to the cOn- test sta1tes and hear the work of youngsters who constapt. ly confound (and delight) this critic with their calib9t. \Vhatever You hear about yculh lodav ii does not, ~ Jieve me. apply to music. Our musical future is assur6d and it will be in the hands of some brilliant young people ~·ho have left the standards that pertained in my youOt far hehind them. ': Now there are many more contest requirements th.iOt 1 ha,•e soace to print them but they are mere formalitief. mainly involving birth certificates proof or elil;ibillty lettel'11 of recommenckllion, repertoire data and the Jik~: But they are rules that must be observed and my we· gestion !O vou young .J..eonard Bernsteins and Joan Su{b- erlands 1s that you wnte lo the Yoqng f\fusician" Founda- tion. 135 North Grand Avenue. Los Angeles, Callfomfi 90011 and ask for a Cflntest aoolication. :' Jf ynu prefer. write to tTll". I can J?ive vou all the n;e._ c.Ssary detail~ and conie.' or the conle~t literature pa~ on to me by the organization and it v.•ill be my very grW ple11~1re to do so. " ri.1v greatest ~J:asure will ht al the various stagt.! themselve:ri whe~ 1t 1s announced that a young sin~er fmm L11;guna Beach 1s about to perform or some gifted young Pianist from Newport Beach is next on the agend:i. Have a shot at it. You owe ii to mu sic. Doc Adams' Sliingle Goes to Pat Hingle · HOLLYWOOD IAP) for coronary" artery disease. Actor Pat Hingle has started A spokesman said Stone·1 his role as t em po r.a r y absence will be explained' in a replacement for convalescent letter lo a patient saying he has returned to med I ca l t\.iilbum Stone. who plays Doc college for a refre stt!r course Adams on t t I e vision · s and that an old mcdical-schoOI "Gunsmokt" series. 1 c ass1nate i s tcinporar!ly CBS said Stone. 66. will la king over t.l:ri practice. return lo the series after his Hingle. ii TV, movie and convalcsence from surgery lhenter Vl'leran. has n 0 t ft.1arch 16 at Un i v er s i l y · appt d I Hosp1tal1 Blnningham, Ala ., '·Gu~;~lok~.~. c v 0 u 9 I Y on -. ' kAeto:r ior Mad111an? . . I _.:~ J_ • ' ,;~ Geor~!3 'C. Sco~t Dedicated, Abrtiji~.e :•. UGI 'P.ru& liltera&Urinat psychological' makeup or the " • < ' . k" h --id. u~t--I ·:•... ~· one ·of the spar · e _, . N.1V, was continuing long..t.and1•• feud ·:.r:. , ' lnsufferal>ly shy, and you e1n't . u .. t -*' !~ted actors ln the be shy Q 1 joumalist.f' w1,t;i the ,ac1.demy. 1 ne&~ li'ts an abrulve A • · • I don t give a damrt @out • • • 1 • n· actor can ·be ·~tn he Jt" Scott has aaid of '&he .~ 1 ty .. that· sparks sald,•explairJng, ••tit )"•"<bear. "l'mmaklngtoomllch ! . veny•,And tension. i ·, dU:f~~ent. As.,, a*ry t Isn't money anyway.'' · .. ~e.......many actors, he .ls me.__ _ · J , SCott ·was· -~lvorced twice ~1ialix a shy man who wµt on staJ:e lie ls i lnY pi an:-btrOre ·he Was.· 30. Hfi orice ~ expresa hlmHU blunUy he .. aays . •. ~-' ,. / 7 . t.t1ed to solve ·his pr6blems .!it; matters cl iJn1>or1ance to Ha~~· Jlli!Al) Jl!llJlll)'t, with alcohol aod . admlta he ·~t. as ... , to lr.y lil ~ some\lmei became violent -~~l!• slatted out l<> be a wrtleil . -¥~j"~:_,::,. 1· wbeo In bta cups. ru. battered : • a journalist 1t the · Ital.II • an actor' ' Pose ll the byptOdud or :! venlty ot MWouri but Would mive . a madman. barroom brawJs. 'DON'T GIVE DMIN' Oscar Foe Scott :i, me enamored of acting Some .. .1 ihbi-I am, Hla life took a sober tack : n he took roles In 11 half ·anyway . when he married •dress ~ plays. Scot ho won ~e A~ademy Collten Dewhurst, althou&h he :,,: e lun\ed his , back 09,....J.w TI)~~¥ mght .for ~~ itlll takes a nip no~ and notable OQt! -as t h e writing' and onet1 ex laintfd actoll Ut Pal t-o D , again. They were :wed ID 1959 prosecutor in "Anatomy of a wtiy to an lntwVtewer p , ..tre 1 1Usedd th the sta.tuette.. He bad 11iid hate two children. He h11d Murder." A rugged six-footer "I . · SI e awar~ were "11 two three by his earlier marriages who weighs around 11 O , . didn 't have the hour parade of meat'' in his . ~tt likes the stage u ~ pounds, he displayed some 'tJi vehicle for hi!: acting but he the charisma which wu to put e NOW SHOWING e Academy Nominee Carrie Snodgreu -Best Actress "GREAT MOVIE MAKING!" -N.Y.TIM($ "Actress on her.way I<> an Oscar I" ON THE PENINSULA 67~1148 OPEN 6:4S SHE CAME TO SIT W ITH BABY •.• ANO WENT AWAY WITH OAOOY! admits too he likes the money him into star rank! later. He to be made in movies. He ls no was nominated for an Oscar ln 1tarry..eyed amateur. "Anatomy" but was silent He created a m a j o r about his aUitude toward t.be sensation and drew attention award. He did not win. to his odd-ball persona1ity in '1 nevet took an act1nc 19;!>1 when he was nominated lesson tn my life. There ml&i•• by the academy for an Oscar have been a time when lesaon1 as the best supporting actor would have been useful to me, for bis role in "The Hustler." but I'd been acting so Jona it He asked that his name be would have been foolish ," he withdrawn . has said . Again this year he was "The whole point cf acUng Is nominated , again he advised to disassociate yoursell from the academy he wanted his the character you're playing. name withdrawn. Yaur personal mannerisms He couched his request in creep in but you try to be alert polite, respectful language. to them and be arigina1. It's "Once again," he tcld the not alway1 possible." academy, ' · I respectfully For "Patton," he studied the reque!l that you withdraw my man and his life, his hairline name from the list of and hit oose. He spent hours Saturd1y, APf'll 17, l'1'1 OllLV '1LOT • J9 What's HappeDlng . • • 'A New Leaf' Not Bad-.. But Not Good lly STIVI 1JllLl!lt cenUnuea tllal pal\enl WI the compow and performer of Badlinger wW bl •Pl!<•rinl E·v·~~-· tt t <nd. the mOtloa i:'cture ll(Cre al the Puadeoa C I v I c ""'Jll'ol\Q• Jeeml, s Al•-, "A N-· '·al"' 11 a talking about the movie "A 11ea\ ~ .. LA: "lJttle Big Man," wUI be Auditorium on April 30, and New Leaf.'' Some are ca1lln& pleasant and diverting <»medy appearing 1n concert at the folk 1tnaer Judy Collins will be It "the tunnleat motion picture that can take It.a place among Four Muaes Folk Club ln San here al the A n a h e 1 m ln ~t yem." 1 read ~e the gallery of over-rated&. Clemente lh1I evenln.J at 1:30 Convention Center on Frldiy, widely published "J>Orl that • * and 10,!0. Adml"1oa la IUO. April Sl. Ttcketa for both are uld Jt conf:JIDtd the single Upcoming concert.I : Blues For reservat1ona ·)flone 492-available at Walllch'1 Music o.1ost hUarloua 1Iap1 tJ ck artist John Hammond , 41M>9. City. sequenct ~ writer ha<t everl----------"--'---'-;;.;. ________ ....c..;:::.:_ ______ _ seen. I dar• 11;y that writer bun•t 1een too many. I alao suspect t.'l.at thoee who endorse "A ~~ew Leaf" 11 the "funniest mOlkln plcturt 1n recent years" stopped w at c b I n 1 i;creen cornedles alter the "Andy Hardy" series. Not: that ''A New Leal" ls all that tmlbly bad; ll Just iln'l all that good. Anything wllh Walter Matthau has to have its share of good laughs, and "A New Leaf'' is no .. oeplioa. But the aood laugba ar~ oot µiat rood, nor are tbey alft11 lhere. D t r e c tor· writer-co-stir Elaln• May hU t,tken an old- hat Idea (murdering your wlie) and dreseed It up with IO!lle hip humor. But n·o mat~er how much you dress up an old hat, It's sUll going to be, forever and always , an old hat. In fact, the funnleSt moments of the film art those not concerned wllh the plot proper. And the film is too long. The ilrst 20 or 30 minutes are, admlttedly, ireat comedy. But then the pece sloW!I dawn, pick• up oocasimally, and PRIZE WINNING COMBINATION.I NOMINATED FOR 4 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST PICTURE BEST'=·NICHOLSON , BESf SUPPO= :FI:5 BEST OIUlllAL STORY AllD SCElllUY-·-- , ~ 1111' O IWUJCIM .. Allml.mtl NOMINATED FOR 3 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST ACTOR OFTHEYEAR- MELVYI DOUBLAS BEST SUPPORTIN& ACTOa-&ENE HACKMAI . . BEST SCREENPLAY- ROBERT ANDER~OR "6 nominees ... l simply do not with a makeup man trying to . dla""'ot • mae1 ----wuh,. be invo1v..w..w1~~n~""~,.....,,1 .. ,.k;,u"':k"'•. ~~•nera1. • liW:r.e_Composer • • WEEKEND au.end the award ceremony, BasJC81 y is pnnc1pa g1rr-"' · · hou .. wlte 1 nor will any approved seem! to be the ability to NEW YORK (!Pl -Two----·-·--JACK NICHOLSON '•Ot---•-MElll\'N OOUQ.A5·GINE HACKMAN DOROTHY STICKNEY· ESTillf PARSONS ? frank!»T'i hlrn -w~ 111111 Tll representative of m In e combine sensitivity with a time Academy Award winner ~~· nchard benjamin 18AllYllmR attend .'' certain harshness and realism. MaurlceJ~rre has betn 1lgned ~ . fran k langella ' The telegram was signed At 43, his career is soaring tc compQae and ~n~uct the .:: carrie snodgress COLO.Rll!-OEl.UXl t•very sincerely yours, George and be could u 1tImat'e1 y music for Par am o u flt nVI! l!/ISJ/ PIECES KAREN BLACK.SUSAN ANSAACH • -~# ..IO'ta.._. Kii IWll.SCN""'AOfiJlf#J&Ya _.,.IOI ll.VtA,SOH ... IWCH.UIO 'Nf~lf# ·--""''~'°'"-·'°°~-Ill~ Ill •. ,_ -" . .. •Akir '1 Nf\IERSANC FORMV F)ilHfr' • , -.. OOll••-··-·-.... ' -~-...... -.... -......., .. --... --.-..... ~ .... i:Arlf1cQO. ..... ·--..:~T~ a-~-=-=-~~= c. Scott.'' become one of the true greats Pictures' "Pl•i• s u It •••• ~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'!!:"!"""'"""'~!____Hl~s_Jl:'_'lrst~m~ov~i•:_i>P~•rl~w'.'.as~a11_o.,,l_'th.,,e'.:!pro~le~ss~l.,,on:· ___ _, starring Walter M at th au . ..-•:u : -·r.,V"ll -· Jarre, wbo won Oscars for STADIUM ·I ;,i,: ·.· l"'""'-~-------------TOO GOOD ·TO MISS! The Year's Most Acclaimed Motion Pictures Are Now At An Edwards Cinema Barbra Strei.one! IN "ON ACLIAR DAT TOUCAN SEE FORIYIR" ;.To C~~'!::'W 6 ~ :.-:-:: .:.:. Meet Henry & Henriella ... the laugh ript of the year. till'·-· .......... _ ...... _ Star~ Rod Steiger • Chrittcphor Plummer Show Also Jeck Lemmon~ Catherine Oeneuve In ''THE APRIL FOOLS'' (GP ~at•~ (?l Wh1ner 9 Academy Awards Including-BEST PICTURE -"PATTPN" BEST ACTOR -GEO~GE C. SCOTT -BEST SCREENPLAY ~ ''.MASH" NOW! h c-.., .. - (Jli'("('()N CiDI ·-·-... !'"· .... •• --...... ,. -· -·· --""'' Pl•l 'tffr &ovl• In "JOE" (R) .... KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN Saturdays in The DAILY PILOT - "Laurence. al Arabia'' and "Doctor Zhlvaao," also wrote the 1cores fol" 11 Ryan•1 Daupter." °" ...._UillllC W I.::~ .. . ''F A·s c 1NAr1·1N G11 THE PUREsT SCIENCE-FICTION THRILLER TO COME TO TH~ SCREEN.IN YEARS!" ••• -Judith Ctl'Jt, NBC·TV, N9 Y0tk lffpziltt . 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Shag ··-1 our c 01ce , urchase these won er£ul Bay-home l&e J1v rooin din ..__,,.....,.., 1 .. ~.PV tio' and EXTRA LARGE ~ to $79.500 & v.·• ha\'e • SCARCE COMMODITYI , . • , . carpets & drapes thnJOUt. carpet ,. .. .,..., ...... 1. ._.._,,. MASTER BEDROOM. con-fronts either on advantageous leasehold or serkius seller! i~ room, be~cd ceilings, A ?DIJlt see tor r.1om or kitchen overlook.Inc ~pa., fantastically low fee simple value. Custom view home near beach in Corona del ruce patio • O.S2 500. ,. ,~. dowo 125 ~J venient location to the pool 2095 Valley Roed ~1ar. Ezquislte wood paneling & cathedral CORONA on· MAR gucstl. c':i1 -~;n . ,.,.... :i;.;:;1n~:1 = ~ 511~R.275so1e·e~~~p&le vslalipu. e~15fJ,OOO leasehold or C::a~~Ove~,is3 ~~s1.'. ceiling. Beyauty and quality ... $87,500. _ • -· Walker & .Lee · · h NO ""INT"N 216 POPP Open Sun. 1-5:30 comr:, wit ""' ~ '· new rlr11.pc, & carp. Quiet, DUPLEX ANCE WORRIES. ldeaJ liv-3 BR, pier & slip. $117,500 leasehold, or corner Jot. Htd. & tiH. pool. EXCHANGE OLDED FOR NEWI '$lOS,OOO Ina for buty people. Takr: $161,500 fee simple value. Walk to 1Choola. OUered for ,.. owr.54% loan at $136 pr:r S33~ This fine builder will exchange brand new mo. Total price onlY $22,900. 4 BR , F R + Maids. Pier & Slip. $219,500 · · 9fO Post Dover Shores home for Irvine Terrace view leasehold or t2'/4,500 fee simple value. Costa Mesa. Sharp! 4 Bdrm. home. Prestige area & dramatic flare. Choose FANTASTIC VALUE. Owner moved North. & lK Xl8 paneled family your draperies & lighting fixtures. S BR. Study, Library. Pier & Slip. A mansion. nn. w/Swedlsh trplc. Built· 410 MORNING STAR Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30 ·. EASTSIOE May be purchased in fee simple .a t lease-tns; carp. A: drapea. Rm. hold value $224 ,875 or at $179,500 leasehold for boat & trailer. Assume MEREDITH GARDENS ,, ~ COSTA MESA . ( . -also, may be purchased partially fur· this lge. FHA loan, aave Near new spacious trl-level home wl4 BR, nished dollars! Only $26,950. fam rm & formal DR in Huntingt6n Beach. -. cute 1 Bedmom homr: on an ~ R-2 lol with room 10 build > another home at the front. !\ It's clote lo 1l>opplng •nd It's VACANT and ready ! I~•• ocoupoocy o~~;,~;' t .. ~ WALLACE J REALTORS • . -5".-4141-:-~ (0,.n Ev .. l"t<I YACHTSMAN'S COVE A New Exciting Bayfront Residential De- velopment pi Nev1port Harbor. Lots SO' x 100'. From $121 ,000. Pier & ·slip privileges. Fee Simple. 25 yr. Joans, from $44 ,014 down. Construction is commencing on 4 striking Bayfront Homes by leading architects. From 1 $226,350 with down payments from $37,300. ·: J!!!!!!! __ ............ 1 i Truly Early ! American. We are thrilled to offer this absolutely unr .. peatable Bayfront opportunity close to the Harbor Entrance. Let us show you our model ind t1ki you to the site. $ '1bil lovely borne haa such • charm arid warmth it must '!• ht ·ween to be appreciated! J·1lt imagine a cheerful tdt-f rht!J, large pool, 3 good J sl!f!d brdrooms-thc warmth ., cl lovely ~ paneling and J f!·:~~nslv.r ~ of_ulled brick. ~Ming and taiueful U5C • FINER HOMES FIT FOR A KING . I 4650 sq. lt. of luxury living. Palatl'\1 one ol a ktnd Dover Shores Area home. Nothing for- gotten no r expense spared. Magilificently constructed. 5 BR. Air conditioned. Your own "San Simeon" poof Master ba th w/sun- Jamps & Jacuzzi. Expensive carpets, drapes & fixtures. Call Barbara Aune for an appoint .. men! 642-8235. $225,000. • nf walipaper, juat 11nolhC"r ._ ot the excitln& re\curr~ in ·1.• thll dell&htrul bomr:. l:ast- j llde Costa Meaa and jusf ... • CaB now tor an appoinl-~ ment lo ch.um. ' $31;500 ~ LINDA ISLE BAY FRONT. EXCITINGLY NEW Select carpet colors & Wallpaper. 5 BR, 41t'.a ~7171 ba., large LR. FR w/wet bar, formal DR, all e]~ctric kitchen. Pier & Slip privilege. $157,500. 11 Linda Isle -Open Sat. & Sun. 1-0 THE: f<EAL "\. ESTATERS ~ ·1 -~o:===========: 'l Pending • • 'Forec:losure \ OwnV unable to main!ain • payment.1 -Must .eU Im-,. • mediately. E:cc:cllent resi- ~· denti&I area • doe$ need , : som.r: tender loving care. l : : bedroom, 2 bath. lafi:r:. Yllord • and ready lo U:crlflce at '.: $25,000 .VA1ermsavaila ble. iii 54>M~ c .. ~ e•Pe·tit1• ·~ : $999 MOVE . IN I; Vaca"t • lqimedlatr: OC<'U- ' pancy, sellr:r Pl.Y• a.II COlllS. : 4 big bedrooms. 2 b11hs, : builtin range and oven: fiO x f'. ; 100 fenced lot, oversized l: • double garace, ·lure fla&- f-• stone P11tlo, formal riving I; room with !ittpla~. car- : pet1, dr11.pes, shake roof, : priced rlahl. paymenta le~~ : thap renl, $239 per month f .,Tl ~ • 961-4471 ( :::: l 546-11 OJ ~: BEAUTIFUL !i REPUIUC HOME ~ : Split Jevr:l -4 bedroom11 • l C • baths -l car pzt&r:. Large ~ : .. family room and formal din· ~: inr room. 2300 '!I· fl. home I : beeutifuly situated . in on!' ~ !· of ?ttr:u Verde'• most pres-$ : tifiou.~ neighborhoods. IJ $ :· you llkt Spanish ~gn you t · must ~ this charming I':~ home. For full Jltll1lculars , and appolntmenl lo iMpect '. call naw! !146-231!1. ~.500. : ( . O THr. REAl "\. F:STATrRs L .. • 11 How About '"A i ~ Hone Ranch ; In Co.1a Mr11a on ~ acl't' of : I.Ind rontd for ho~•. ~ : ctui.rming l bedroom home J: tha1'1 been very well taken ~: carr: of, cit-an Md cu1l' hid- (: den· away IOr pri~tll'y, Ov.•n. ~ • er alklnr $30,000. \\'on'I . . SP.ACIOUS • •. , 5 BR, 1~i&. w/fireplace. & beam ceiling - hQme on enormous lot. Outstanding upper ·bay-. VIEW .• .. Large SU"IlY kitchen, breakfast rool!l. Forml!l1dining. Beautifully decorated w/costly papets & draperies. MEDITERRANEAN CUSTOM BUil T BEAUTY Bay & OCean VIEWS. Uniquely designed. Lg . billiard room -secluded terrace -3-car gar. -3 BR -DR -gourmet kitchen . Open Sun : 1.Q. 1014 Santiago, Dover Shores. $89,500. FAMILY ENJOYMENT CENTER Fine Dov~r Shores View, quiet street. J-Iuge FR v.;/wet f>ar.,-room for game & billiard ta· bles, 4 BR, formal LR & DR, breakfast nook 3-car gar. $89,500 leasehold or $106,800 le~ simple. ' · HE LP YOURSELF Beat the cost of living with Balboa Island duplex. Studio units - 3 BR, 2 baths each. Steps to beach~Asking $82,500. BREATHTAK ING HARBOR VIEW A galaxy of lights by night. Charming 3 BR 3 bath. Low, low price of $69,500 -unde; our appraisal. Open Sat. & Su n. 801 Kings Rd., Newport Heights. "OPEN HOUSE -FOR YOU " This Sunday. Bring your camera! The VIEW ~ro_m the balcony overlooking Bay & Ocean is incomparable. A new way of life & charm !n this newly decorated 2 BR, 2 bath Villa- in-the-Sky. All electric kitchen. See you be- tween 1-5 11 .M. Sunday. 3121 \V. Coast Hwy. -Newport Towers -Apt. SA, HOMES FROM $30,250 TO $47,500 IRVINE TERRACE A 3 BR borne hidden among tall trees. The Coral Tree in bloom is exotic. Call 67~3210 for appointment please. $47,500. BEST IN AREA 1st time oUered. Immaculate. Beautifully decorated -has everything for happy fam- ily living. 4 BR. 3 baths, FR. formal DR. Landscaped to perfection w/room for pool. $43,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m. 2300 La Linda Pl., Newport Beach. EXTRA I Bonus room for artist studio -billiard room ~ rump~s or "'hatever! I 3 BR, 2 bath & FR. Air conditioned, Attractive landscaping. Close to everything. We tr{ our best to show the best. Call 675-3210. 13 ,000. LATENT VALUE Sharp 3 BR for a wise buyer. ''Country Style'' pool. Interesting assumable loan. For extra value call Lois Miller 675-3210. $30,250 ~: lut, i:!: 675-3210 642-8235 f lOIO B1yafff Drive 901 Dover Drive 1 -~~'"""""""'""-+:""';c·=C=.M".'--Newport 811ch MACNAB • IRVINE I! COOL JEWEL i • --: ----- : ~~~-~!~.' • ~ ~ 11 t~ ~ ..3.KL<JLlLZLLZL<Dz.T.JYa1'0: u• G1ner1I Gener i i ! c:orner lot StlQ' mA.tlcr br ;:-;::;:-:::;;::,...,,-:-::::::-== 607 Carnation Ideal area for growing family. $45,500. Corona del Mar. Immac. 2 20251 CRAIMER Open Sat. 1-5:30 Bdnn.: spaC', family stylr: kitch. w/brldat. nook. For-LINDA ISLE -$250,000 mal dining rm. f'rplc. R-2 A truly beautiful 5 BR & family rm home lot. A good buy. with formal DR. Abundant marble, rich wool MORGAN REAL TY carpeting & expensi ve drapes. Air-condition· 673-6'42 67S-~59 ing, pJer/slip & 3-car gar. 3 Bedroom, 2 Batti $23,500 no down to vets Jt'a locattd ln north Cotta Meaa and wlJJ Jell qWck1y at thit prlet. It'1 aot a dotlble 1araae, larie tot, wAlkini dlatance to Catholic school and church, rood neiahborhood. You betttr hurry on this one, 2.)29 Harbor, C.l\f. Eastbluff 5 Bedroom Pool Home On 11 huge irrC"gUlar cul-cir:-. M c lot in Ea.stblufi. An out· atanding 5 Bedroom home whh a compielely !dated and Wety fenced pool OPEN SUNDAY l-6 -CAIRO!! Only $52,<XX> \0 THE REAL ~ ES'.J'flipRS $26,400 4 BDR. + FAMILY RM. $SOO DOWN Prlef'd be.low l'l'plaCf"ment cost. La.r~ family kitchen with built-in rangr:, oven, dishwashC"r, miry hall, din- ing mom. 540-1720. TARBELL 29SS Horbar General rORf.Sl [ OL ~O\ '" .111!.Al!VRS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK "B" BEDROOM FIXER Voll1y lall ShuffltMard-Pool Imagi ne over 3,000 sq. fl. of bc11.ch a~a living. EnterlninC'r~ pa.lac('. PiC'- lur" windo\11 living roon1. Crackling fire· pince. Spacious , family room. All conveniencf' kitcht'n. 4 baths. Paint and 5a\'f' S lhousands S. Ellsy lt'rms. For more details please call 645-0303. JOIN THE SWIM SET NEWPORT BEACH PROMISE HER ANYTHING! Then surprise her with this IUruriously ap- pointed Italian Villa wJUt its own ... p~vate - courtyard & tropical garden. 4 BR. s~~ baths and 3 fireplaces. $99,500. 1606 ANTIGUA Open.Sun. 1·5;30 BEAUTIFUL CAMEO SHORES Owner will consider exchanging this luxur- ious 4 BR & den home for smaller one. Lge DR, plush bar w/view of spacious patio, pool & lanai. Fine interior desia:n. 1175,000. 4500 ORRINGTON RD. Open Sun. 1.,,30 LIDO NORD-70' 8AYFRONT Perfect family home for luxurtou1 Uving! 5 Bdrms. 4 baths & guest apt. Lovely patio. Pier/slip + sandy beach. By appt. $260,000. DEL CERRO AREA -$33,7SO Really sharp 3 & family rm PLUS lge panel· ed & cptd. play rm. Hurry for this one! CONVENIENT ,.-EASTBLUFF -$45;500 ~all in love with the condominium way or Jife. No maint. chores .. Beautiful lawns, pool .,..,.e~. Nr. New 3 BR "Linda" model. : :~·:) CALIF~RNIA CONTEMPO J~~· ' PtirDe Corona del Mar l~ation near bejich . Exciting design featuring gl ass & wood. Custom 3 BR bit 2\!o yr•. ago. •84,900 228 GOLDENROD Open Sun.' l-5:30 ' A GREAT VALUEI Lowest priced 4 bdrm "Broadmoor" home. Richly paneUdd.. fam rm & formal DR. 2 Cozy fireplaces. Really sharp. $61.500. 2612 LIGHTHOUSE Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5:30 , BAY ISLAND -$160,000 Charming 5 ·BR home w/pier & slip. Pictur, esque island w/private park &-tennis ct. MOVING NORTH? Sausalito view home, almost new. Available for exchange for Corona del Mar income property. Equity $20,000. CHOICE LOTS-PRIME LOCATIONS DOVER SHORES & BAYCREST 90' Front, level fee S 27 500 85' Front, level , corner. fee $ 28 1500 80' View si te, level. lease $ 29 '500 · 75' l: 180' VU on Galaxy, lease S 39'500 57' 1'"'ront, pier, slip. lease s s3:soo BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE 56' Waterfront. Lease $ 69 500 • 45: Waterfront. Lease S 73:000 45 ,waterfront. Lease. Plans Incl. $ 75,000 108 Waterfront. Lease $125,000 BROKERS & SALESMEN \Y~ have an opening in our Residential Di· v1s1on for an experienced man or woman poss~ssing enth~siasm and. integrity. If you are interested in a beautiful office in the fin1_IBt location, working with congenial as- soc::1ates, we are interested In meeting you. ''Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 2111 Sen Jo.1quln Hlll1 Road NEWPORT CENTER · 644-4910 * * * * * * Summrr is roming. Time lo ~et Into lhr swinil or things. Formal living room, massive fireplacr largt convr:ni- rnl family room, 4 11pa- clous bedrnoms, \vl\11 of i;:lass to privalt> ~parkl· lng pool. Prin-d to s('\l, Don'l hl•silll le pleasr: ca 1l 645-0303. Giner al Giner al Living Easy? TRY $23,950 Do you want to Jive near the beAch? Bet the prlce11 glvr you 2nd 1hought1 !! See th\s one. ~ must sell. Cute 111 8 bu!{& <'•r. Spacious bfldroom&. Candlel!iht dlnln.: mom. Bria;ht Open Hou1e1 Sunday 1-S (l) 1484 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores. 4 bedrm, 3 ha, fa~. rm .. pool & view $112,000. (2) 1027 Tiller Way. Harbor View Hill s. 3 bedrm, 2 ba , pri ce reduced to $55,900. · 81ycrest 3 bedrm, 3 ba. separate din. rm., !am. rm. w/ lrplc. Cozy & quie~ only $62,500. ROY J. WARD CO., Realton 1033 Morl n•ro Orlvo, N.B. 646-1550 Dove r Shor•• Office General G.ner •l SPACIOUS Jae. 5 bdrm. 3 ba.th home wiih formal din. room, panelled tamily room, i')eated le llltered POOL • ~RICED at $3;4.950. "C" THOMAS Realtor 224 w. Coast HW)'. ~8-5527 Newpo11 Beach, eves 545-5643 : .. FOUNTAIN VALLEY-Owner Want a br:aut11ul home! Slop b; & walk thru the lushly landscaped inhf'.t courtyard with "meditation" patio. Entr:r the J1e Joyr:r &: atep dov.·n into the fUllken liv'r rm. pausing as you look across \he huge block-.. fen ced rear r ard tD aiant Eucalyptus trft1. Stroll thru ttte ground tJoor, notlng the thick carpet In all 4 bdrm1, nrvlctd by -ti 'bt.U11. Let >tllor Wl!,f~~I the ~ '11-tlec:ttlt'"ldft~'" .. 1)0dn1 tht double• owns,• )la~~ utl ce.h1rieta-•~dlatt/a1hcr. Now walk ~tatr1 I lcfck oU :YOUr iliOl1, ttelln& !the thick lhf1 carpet: M&f'\'fl at thr: auper patf rm completr: v•/•late pool tab~. Located nr:ar sdDols, ahop'r & parts. You 'll love this bolJll', m, call soon belore I chil:n~ my m ind. "'·""· "l1·121'l Under conttruction To be completed this 1um- inr:r. 5 bedr00m, 5 beth ln the grand 'manner. Magnlfi· cent &ck Bay view from 128 ft. bluff !n:>ntap. 1 bed- room And 'bath'. separ:atr: for mother-in-law, maid, or hohhy room. Sheltered pool v.·ith jacuzzi. 3-car garage. A 1pccial home for 11pecial pc>ople In Dovi?r ·Shores' n1osl exclush·r: Sf!Ction. Ivan -Wells & Sons Open House Eastslde 5 Bfdroom Shiny t'IC"an and rr:ady for immr:dia~ aceufli8lity, II. roomy 5 bfflroom formal dinins:. family room home with laundry room, Ion.~ or stof'l'lgt'. Huge malt~ bed- room and eo..•y boat and rnmptt ac«a9. 241K> sq. It . o( living for only s-i;;.960. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 JOO ROBIN 11000 LN. COSTA MESA or caU 673-8560 \0 THE REAL '""-ES'I'ATERS $28,950 4 BEDRM. + DEN HUGE FAMILY ROOM Prime location. Largt rooms throughout. Entry hall, nal· ural "'ond Cllbinetll. Natural bric.'K fireplace. in the living rn1. ~lilO. TARBE LL 295S Horbar CUSTOM. CUSTOM C()"R,. GEOUS HOME with pool and Jacu:ui in Dovt'r !lmft area. Huge ro&rnt, htw- C"Oming range, private lOlln, prictd al ·unbelie\labl.t """'°"· -Walker & lee 200 \l(tftdltt Drl~ &16-7711 """' 'til • Pl>! LIDO WATERFRONT APTS.-320 LIDO NORD $140,000 Prloe wtlh '" lat T.D. 6 Beaut turn. uni~ : + 2 bt, 2 ba, dr:n, tcr.. I __ _, ______ GET niE: FACTS ABOUT : lnttrlor 11 drtlLmY. Won't CUSTOM 4-P LE XES VA REPOSSESSIONS. chttry kitchen. Year a.round patio. Only 2 yeaN old. Wnn'I l&sl J{urry dlal 645-0303. S~ECTACULAR BEACH HOME A·Frame, atepa :O oetan J JIR. 2 ba. O\lly $.13.900. CAYWOOD REALTY No5 W, Oout Hwy., NB * ISLANO * ' 6 car ..,...., l uW. "'°"'· * PARADISE * !O rt. on •wtmmlnr .,.,b. l BR. houat • I.SR. apt. WU! conlidtr ,tra.df for boat Sundeck • .,; BJk. rrorn beach or mulmwn $8:'i,CQ> ~ 4 • la11 at lhlt: pri~. See to ~ loc:, $74,<XKI. 4233 D11n« AUTIIORIZED BROKER. ; bc!ll~e anytlmt>. Pvt party, · Rd, Newpo11 B. C2'2.11 lhl11.ri11 8·16-4153 • 13011 Red HUI, Tuafln. Way, NB. 213:_981·7039 j e'°T:;,R;;;l;;;P;-LEX=""'eo.C":"i.~M~·ll ~ · PrlnclpaJi only. ~POS, 2~5 BR, a.11 trms V.A. No &:.wn or ;;;.. For _ tttft Hem oni'Str i:KI, Call Pit Wood St..~2.YlO TERMS IJ'y tha hnny Plnchtt Scenle Properties tm-5726 FORTIN CO. "12-5001 2299 H11rbor, Costa ~fes:J HlRISI L OLSO\ '" R('Al ro~J 541-1 290 !5l,M!O Pyr1mld Exch•ngor• 67:J.0510 . BR. hoUlll!. • ' Bil~ Orvndy, Rllr. 833 Dovtr Dr., N'.8. 6U4QI 1-Q THE REA!, '.""-ESTATERS Gener ii CALL, FgFR C~URRR:~~T~~~.:~~!iUlll OFFICE OPEN SAT ... suil. SPLASH! ·.SPLASH! In your own 40 foot heated pool -this 2700 sq. ft. home is ideal for home entertaining. Choice Baycrest Joe., on quiet street. All new shag W/W cpts., bit-in kil, 2 frplcs. First time offered at $79,950. Art Gordon OPEN SAT. 1 TO 4 Let me show you this.spectacular view from the hill .in Broadmoor. 4 BR., 3 Ba., family :room, sunny breakfast room + formal run,. ing rm. Just red. to $77.900, 1207 Portside Way, CdM. La Vera Burns WOW! WHAT A VALUE! , ffMe it is -the one you have been looking -for i 3 BR., 2JAi ba ., huge family rec. room, )arge_ awJmmlng pool, fo rmal din. rm:, 2 · frplct. tM.500. M.C. Buie PRICE REDUCED TO SELL!! ~ Owner leaving area & must sacrifice tht~ b e a u t i f u I 4 BR .. pool & view home ~ IRVINE TERRACE. Their Joss can be your gain. Call to see. A low $79,500. Bud Austin . VIEW CONSCIOUS? Jast steps away from the' beach ts this S bdrm., 21h: bath & fmI. dining room home, located in a most desirable area . Magni- ficent view of ~an & j•tty&-Extra large lot f6~ eXi)anSion , 'beautttally· landscaped. $911,500. Kathryn Raulston HARBOR VIEW HOMES Stu.nning "Portofino" model ; 3 BR., 31h Ba.1 wiUi idea room -perfect for teenagers or Mother-In-Law. ¥.. Block to pool -lee land -only $56,600 EAST8LUFF-LUSK-5 BDRMS. P.opular 2-story model. Great floor plan for large family. Family r,oom' w/fitt!place. 3 [:ar garage. Poolsize yard. Original owner. tturry! $64,950. Cathryn Tennille STEP LIVELY Seller transferred -must sell. Comfy Bact Bay location. Spacious 3 Bdrms. with cozy · dining room. Breathtaking POOL. '47,500. Harry Frederick CORONA DEL MAR-INCOME Live in spacious 2 bdrm. home -hi beam ~eilings -lge. carefree patio + income unit 1n rear w/help pay expenses. Only $45,000. Mary Harvey DOVER SHORES-VIEW This is the fitst time this four bedroom, three bath, formal dining room, laundry room. family room, swimming pool, has been offered. $86,805. Al Fink CLEAN-CLEAN-CLEAN You !?lust. see this 2 year old cup cake! Do you like high, open beamed ceilings? Family room with wet bar? Expensive carpets &: draperie~? Formal dining? Professional Jandscapmg? Offered in mint condition at $45,000-Fee. Bill Comstock 4 IEDROOM TOWNHOUSE : ~niversity Park -great greenbelt Jocaiion: JU St steps to pool &. all assoc. activ(ti., • xlot family home wiUt low maintet.anc~ garden. Sellers motivated. $31,950. "Chuct." Lewis. REAL PANORAMIC . VIEW For the discriminating buyer, we offer this eontemporary home w/walls of glass. 4 BR. f~rmal di ning, family rm . Elegant all elec: ~i tch. Cust?m pool; beautifully lnd scpd., &: a forever view. $74,900. Belle Partch BEACON BAY Very charming home w/3 BR .. 2 ha. Din. rm., frplc. + l·BR. aj)t. Enjoy sand y beach, boat facil., tennis ct. $75,000. Mary Lou Marlon. EMERALD BAY OCEANFRONT Superb view + the sound ol surf. Beaut. !£•· borne in perfect cond,, w/every luxur· IOus app't. Attr. tenns avail. '395,000-Fee. Carol Tatum. 133-0700 644.2430 Coldwell,Banker I A"D COM ....... Y .... ....... ~, I 550 NEWPORT CENTER PR., N.B. • I -.._ - c ~. • ••• Sthitdly, Aptll 17, 1971 DA!l.Y PILOr z:l General ~n1r1I 0-el\eral o.natal Gener el iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l.:._""""':::'.:=-::--1~~~~~~~~-1~ 1' Oen.rat 0-rol. ·. Pele Barrell f<eaffg ;. ' pnMenl6 . · CUFFHAVEN ,. ' :• :: . CUSTOM 4 bedi'oom,.3 bath home built around a large secluded patio. Family/ dining room, 3·car garage, loads or closets and .1torage. CQmRlete separate living unit with kitchtn and 4th bath - separate entrance and: some bay view. Ideal for wet bar/game room set·up or for in·taws. $69,500 231 Kings. Pl1ce Open Sund1y 12 to S CUSTOMIZED BA YCREST NOW VACANT-Ready to show to fami· ly with particular tastes. New indoor/ outdoor kitchen for entertaiping around the large pool or indoors. 3 large bed· rooms, di'ning room and separate den. Bullt·in security system. $89,500 GLORIOUS GARDENS 1'! QUALITY for-the knowledgeable buyer, Custom Westcliff borne offered by d& signer/builder. 4 bedrms, 3 baths, rami· ly rm & dining rm.' 3·p1us car garage. Many more bonus features. I·. 1334 H1_.mpshire Cjrcfe Sunc!•Y 1 to S " ' f; HARBOR HIGHLANDS ~ IMMACULATE 3 bedroom, 1'% baths, ~ fireplace, wall to wall carpeting and cov· • ered patio. Excellent landscaping, dou· ~ ble garage and fenced yard. $34,500. • 2024 Beryl Lane Sat & Sun 1 to 5 f: SHORECLIFF ~ OCEAN & JETTY VIEW -Charming. f. top condition 3 bedrooms, dining room, r convertible den, breakfast/family ·room ~ with wet bar and 3 baths. Air condi· ~ tioned -humidity and pollen con- :: trolled. Lovely garden setting. $115,000. !: Office Open Saturdays & Sundays i .) PET~60~~~~:io RJ.f.'LTY " 1: •' " •• '$ •: t , ! , .. , ,. , .. , ,. .• i ,: " ; ' ~: .. , • ,, .. ,, '• . . ,; • •• • , '-• • • • • • . -• . • ' ' . . . ' ' ' l • ' (. G•neral Gener el R11I EJt1t1, 67fi.6DOO, 1•41 E. Co11t Hi9hw1y Coron• ci1I Mir, C1liforni1 , THE MacINTYRE HOME Built in 1927, this classic colonial sits on two lots at th'e corner of Seaview and Goldenrod in old Corona del Mar, a block from the beach. It's a 4 bedroom home with high ceil- ings, formal dining room and a wooden stair case. The garage sits off in the backyard- all by itself-and it is full of junk! The Old Macintyre Home will be open Sun· day 1·5. Phone UNIQUE HOMES 67$-6000 for directions. Mr. Faulkner will be there. (He is the tall, \vhite-haired gentleman.) U,._.l()U~ ti()M~S Real Ealalet, 675-6000, 2443 E. Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, Calllotnla 92625 General \ Generel 1--==-.,,.,~=,.. WATER FRONT SMALL HOUSE :: On Eu:t Bay • Beautiful club, BIG VIEW PRICE CUT CALL TO SEE 624 Ramona, Irvine Tetram CURT DOSH, Realtor t• go!.f course and swimming :: pool, Owners lrlnSerml to :: Texas -Anxiou~. $21.500. •• Cali GtG-711,1 •. FREE R I E t t Rancho 00ornia ea s a e iK··IO ·acre Career Night ~~en't=~s. Heer all the lacta how the Tart>eU eo., inc .. IOld 1\1 Glenoak Hills is an exclusive billion dollan in ... a1 •mt•. residential community within Rancho Wm how you can achieve unlimited incom•. California containing avocado and *""'""' ""'" ......... citrus gr6ves,miles of l/ridle trails, •Video-teie.loioo tnlninr ·modern clubhouse and stables, anif demonslration •Meet our m ..... rial private tennis courts. UptolO-acre mtt and uk ' ... residential estates are available. • H•arn how ""' " -, Prices start at $16,900. Terms include ""''" ,.,,...., "'""' 10% or 20% down, optional prepaid )'OU to IUCCe68 License or Unlicensed Don't miss this 'gteat opportunity ~fonday, April 191.h, 8:00 pm Retail Oerk's Union Bide:. 8530 Stanton Ave. (near Crescent) Buena Parl!: Neill' Knott's Berry Farm TARBELL REALTORS "Network. or 39 OffictS" interest and other tax and leve,age benefits. Rancho California, a Kaiser Aetna Company, is 95,000 acres of rolling countryside between Los Angeles and San Diego. Over $20-million has already been invested in improvement s. Coldwell, Banker is the exclusive sales agent for Rancho California. For information, call or write: Coldwell, Banker & Co. Attention: Chester Salisbury 4320 Campus Drive, Dept. N Newport Beach, California 92660 714/540-8620 MESA VEROE 'J'Tuly a perfectionist's dream. Beller th.an new, SP(ltless FOUR BDRM. TWO BATii. Family Rm. home with Bil Kit. and ttar living Rm. overlooking attractive en· dosed ttar yard. New car· pets, btauttl\llly draped and txquislt~ly decorated. Qwn. l'Ge,_ne-r-•"'°l------,G=-o-n-•-r•""l ____ _ er leaVlng area and must I;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';..;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;;= sacrifice some of his hard I• work. Priced to sale at $42,9j(I with 10% DOWN to qualified b~r. BA YSHORES BA YFRONT Lovely Bayfront home w/Easlern exposure in exclusive Bayshores. Expensively landscaped gardens, beautiful bayside pool, 4 Br, paneled =_. 1 · den w /fireplace, large living room, office w I ..-outside entrance. Xtra deep garage . $293,700. Wanted: Home Owner No Experience . Neces1ary ~ Could ·and abould want to play boUse in this extra neat 3 bedroom. 2 be.th home in excellent fluntingt:on Beach location. Vacant, ready lor occupancy , and may be lease-optiooed. BeautUul Iaodsca.ping, com: pie!~ sprinkler system. Lovely comer patio and yard with ocean view. Wa· ter softener and experWve rotary 1V antenna. included . Full pric;e $28,950. Phone 546-2313 • ~O THE REAL \'"'\.. ESTATERS r I ' • I ', BUILDERS CLOSE.OUT We have 8 triplexa tor $58,500 each. Owners unit bu 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dttplace. Income is $550.00 per month-All tenu avail· able Including No Down G.l.'1 or F.H.A. call. Walker & Lee 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams 54Y.U91 ()pen 'ti! 9 PM BALBOA ISLAND Well located 3 Br home w/xtra large front yard to build second unit. Full size R-2 lot. $53,000. JUNIOR SHOPPING CENTER 100% Occupied w/reliable tenants. Profit- ably· managed by our management depart- ment. Prime location, close to freeway. $185,000. Gener el * * HA.RBOR COMPANY REALTORS ·"SINCE 1944'' 673-4400 • • • • * * * Oriental motif * * Luxurious Baycrest home with 4 bedrooms. plus maid's room . Has large family room and formal dining room. Table space and island range in this gourmet kitchen . Cus- tom built for a Doctor and loaded with ex- tras. An outstanding home for $85,000. JERRY RlEUD ·CHARLES ARNOLD 388 E. 17th Street, Co1t1 MtlJ Repossession * • • • • * * • $21,450 loG~.-n.-r~al~----~G-en-e-r1~l----~ REALTORS 646-7755 * * • Great 3 bedroom eul!lde Jo. Growing Pains? cation on quiet tree-lined This 5 bedroom Bar Harbor cul-de-5;1c, ~vemment tt· home is a beautiful ranch possession is open lo a 11 style with oversize master buyers. Take a mlnute and . . thi •-t bu l ,.__ .___ bedroom suite, spacious all •l!e 1 ui:s y or .. ,.., rn:u·· 1 . .,. _ _, k' lain hunter, c..tt Sf5..8424. e ectnc 1.-1ku 1tchen, . 2 queen size bat~. large side SPECTACULAR VIEW ·: :· •• ~ 'o THEREAL "-. ESTATERS i . 8 yard for the kids, front and 641.~72 Eves. 673-346S tMlrL•filil ~ar att ~fessl?nal.ly land· 1730 w. Coa111 Highway ........ ac:a~ with spnnkhng •Y~ stiaz,p, &harp custom built home with panoramic view of ocean and coast-line plus canyon below. This beauti- ful home has 3 bedroom11, 3 bath'!, dining room Mel a fabulous game room or family room with a terrific bo.ilt·in bar. Th.is hOme ls priced right for fast aal~. Hurry. 5+5-2313. (. :~ " , .· .. .. I~ ~ . : (. ~ ~ ~ • • t • l;~;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~==~~:::;;;=I tem. No money down lo vets, appralsed at $.'G.500, owner an.xiou&. S@\\~}\-J&t.trs• The Punle with the Bui/I-In Chuckle 0 Rearronge lett•ri of th• four 1t:rombl.d word• b.. 1 low to form four limp!. words. )' I TEEHlR I _11'111 . I i·,.:::. _....__. I _,,_...-.-:...-.._ L KONEA r I I I ~ I DYLAM I . I 4 I I f Confucius say: "Old mold _ . . . • weor cotton gloves bt:::ause s-he hove - -" ~------~ I R E v c 1 K I < ·'" 1-.-,~,;;.,1-1..,.,;;.,.1 .;..,.1 ~ G) CO!l'lplet. thehdiudc!e ~uot..,d by fillinj In t • rru.ing woros -yOd d~elop rom lll•P No. 3 below. ~ PR~~s~~J~!~~ l£TffU IN r 11 I' (' 1· r I _&_..~ .. F"' .... m=w~..,,._'1_n1_•s_1_0_.l_.l_.I_. I I J $CRAM-LJTS AN$WER5 IN DIME·A·UNE 2629 Harbor, C.M. io ·THEREAL \'"'\.. ESTATERS I' I', '''' •I'"' General General BEACH KEYS Go with this 3 BR. & den Shorecliffs home on large "own your own" Jot. VA loan possible with $5,000 down. 319 Drlflwood Open Stln. 1-5 EASTBLUFF DREAM Neatest, cleanest 3 BR. 2 ba. Lusk built charmer w/a spac. fully fncd . yd. A "must see" house ,at $45,500. 930 Aleppo Open Sun. 1·5 HOME SHOW REALTORS 3535 Eut eo .. 1 Highway f.oron11 del M•r Open Houses THIS WEEKEND '"' .... ...,, .... ..,., """ '" tMI ....--• p1 .. """utl'f. All tllil kc.tf .. llttM Ml•• .. ............. ..., -·· lty ........... .... ....,.. 11 teffv'• OAIL't PILOT WANT ADS, P.-,eM ..... 1., .,.. ........ ,., ..a. ., .. ""' ..... ,,.., te lltt •It ,....,.. .... bi tWe .......... Fr&Hy. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) S32 Prospect, Newport Beach 646-7171 • !Sun 1-5) 3121 W. Coast Hwy (Apt 5·A) NB 675·3210 (Sunday) 432 Carnation, ,Corona del Mar 642-9199 (Sal & Sun 1-4) · 607 Carnation, Corona del Mar · 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) 614 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 606 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 67$-3000 ·(Sat & Sun 1·5) (2 BR & F•mlly or Den) 227 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-7270 (Sun 1-4) 350 E. 22nd SL, Costa Mesa 675-4930 (Sat 2·5) 13 Bedroom) 117 Via Yella (Lido Isle) NB 6754562 (Sun 14) 2024 Beryl Ln., (Harbor Hglands) NB 642·5200 • 1 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) 216 Poppy, Corona del Mar 6444910 $87,500 (Sun 1·5:30) 801 Kings Road , Newport Beach 675·3210 (Sal & Sun) 2193 Vis)a Entrada (The Bluffs) NB ij44.()134 ; 541J.1357 (Sun 1·5) 467 Westminster (N'pt Hghls) NB 673-3663 ; 673-8086 eves. (Sal & Sun t·5) 977 Noria, Laguna Beach 494-9473 ; 54~316 (Sal & Sun 1·3) *2095 Valley Rd ., Costa Mesa 673-6642 ; 67$-6459 . (Sun 1·5) 8172 Malloy, Huntington Beach 962-1373 (Sun 1·5) 1500 Cumberland, Newport Beach 675-4930 !Sat 1·5) *1120 White Sails, Newport Beach 67S.4930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 319 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM 67$-7225 (Sun 1·5) 233 Rose I ... ane , Co sta.Mesa 64S.0303 $26,600 (Sat 1·5) (3 BR. & F1mily or Den) 228 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mir 6444910 $84,900 (Sun 1·5:30) 300 62nd St. (Newport Shores) NB 673·6510 (Sun 1·5) *405 Cortez Cr. (Corona Htds) COM 833·0820 (Sat & Sun 1-4:30) 2420 Cliff Dr. (Newport Hghls) NB 541J.7711 $55,500 (Sun 1·5) 445 Tustin Ave. (N'pt Hgbls) NB 67S.5200 (Sat & Sun 11·4) *2230 Heather Lane, Newport Beach 646-3255 (Sun 1·5) 1014 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $89,500 (Sunday) 430 E. 20th Street, CosLa Mesa 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 519 Signal, Newport Beach 646·7171 (Sun 1·5) 2812 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 222 1 Arhutus (Easlbluff) NB 644-2024 (Sat & Sun 12-dark) 1027 Tiller \Vay, Harbor View Hill s 646-t550 (Sun 1·5) *2230 Heather Lane (Off Tustin) NB 646-3255 (Sun 1·5) 906 Alder Pl. (Eastbluff) NB 644-2430 $43,950 (Sun 1·5 :30) 3044 Madeira (Mesa Verde) CM 673-4350 ; 64S.1564 eve. (Sat & Sun) 16037 Elbert, Fountain Valley 962·5566 (Sun 1·5) 6561 Sorrento Circle, Huntington Beach 982-5566 (Sun 1·5) 8372 Mallory, Huntington Beach 962·5566 (Sun 1-5) 9191 Bermuda, Huntington Beach 962·5566 (Sun 1·5) 20332 Ramona, Huntington Beach 962-1373 (Sun 1·5) 1405 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1·51 2215 Aralia (Eas(blulf) NB 645-4400 ; 64S.3320 (Sun 1·5) * 1101 Essex Ln. (Westcliff) NB 67$-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 930 Aleppo (Eastbluff) NB 67$-7225 (Sun 1·5) 604 All.view, Laguna Beach 645-0303 (Sun 1·5) 963 Colorado . Costa Mesa 64$-0303 $31,900 (Sun 1·5) 1120 G1eneaile. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $35,000 (Sat 1·5) (4 Bedroom) 644-1133 (Sun 1·5:30) 898 Darrell St., Costa Mesa 540·115t (Sat & Sun 1·5) 335 Piaua Lido (Lido Isle) NB 673-6962 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 2108 Vista Enlrada (The Bluffs) NB 644·1429 $43,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 19870 Vermont, Huntington Beach 962-1680 $22,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *5901 Price Dr .. Huntington Beach 1147·122! S32,200 (Sat 1.2-5) *858 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 644--7662 (Sun 1·5) 2477l Mosquero t~ane, Mission Viejo 646--0555 : 541J.3265 (Sun 1·5) **27 Balboa Coves (Balboa Coves) NB 642·5000 (Sun 1-4) 16532 Los Verdes, Huntington Beach 546-2113 (Sun 1·5) 2321 College, Costa Mesa S4-0-2313 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2919 Baker !M esa Verde) CM 546-5990 $34 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1842 Galaxy, Newport Beach 1_ 675-4930 (Sun ~·5) f21 TIJslin, Newport Beach 6'/M930 (Sat le Sun 1·5) 2801 ~avlew, Corona del Mar · 675-6000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ' ' ' (4 I~ & femlly or .Deni 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $105,000 ,.... (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 20251 Craimer (Meredith Gordens) HB 644-4910 $46,500 (Sat 1·5:30) 1606 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB · 644-4910 $99,500 (Sun 1·5:30) 4500 Ot'rinJt:on Rd. <Irvine Terr) CdM 644·4910 $175,000 (Sun 1·5:30) 2612 Llgbtbouse CBroadmoor) NB 64+4910 $61,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5c30) 9031 Adelia Circle, Huntington Beach 546-5880 $34.900 (Sun 1·5) 3085 Yukon Avenue, Costa Mesa 546-8424 (Sun 1·5) *2007 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 54$-8424 (Sat & Sun 1·5) SOL Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun 2:30.5) 17645 lronbark, University Park 644-2430 $31,950 (Sunday 1·5) 1207 Portside Way (Broadmoor) CdM 644-2430; 833-0700 (Sat 1-4) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 2057 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 (Sunday) 2300 LaLinda Pl., Newport Beach 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 1102 Salvador (Mesa del Mar) CM S4-0-1151 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 843 Sonora, Costa Mesa 54S.5882 !Sun 1·5) 2024 Altura Dr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 645-4400; 64$-3320 (Sun 1·5) 3607 Sausalito (Harbor View) CdM 67S.7225 (Sun 1·5) 4626 Cortland (Cameo Hlds) CdM 67S.3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 847 Santiago, Mesa del Mar 544-8580 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3008 Dorn Ct ., Laguna Beach 832-5022: $39,950 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 375 Camden Pl., North Laguna Beach 54s.8424 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 10051 Birchwood, Huntington Beach 847·1221 $55,900 (Sun 12·5) 972 Denver Dr., Costa Mesa 67$-5726; 54$-2300 (Sun 1-5) 10550 Morning Glory Cir., Foun. Valley 531·2220 $33,950 (Sat & Sun 10.5) *356 Princeton, Costa Mesa 646-3255 $35,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1484 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Sun 1·5) 1906 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Sun 1·5) 1334 Hampshire Cir. (Westcliff) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1·5) 2895 Velasco (Mesa del Mar) CM 541J.4!4t $32,900 (Sun 1·5) *2033 Highland, Newport Beach 645-0303 $39,500 (~Sun 1-5) **8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 642-4620 990 Post, Costa Mesa • 673-6642; 675-6459 . (Sun 1·5) *4615 Fairfield (Cameo Sftores) CdM 673-6642; '67$-6459 ' (Sun 1·5) 2737 Gannet, (Mesa Verde) CM 5~5990 $43,950 (Sun 1-4) 9151 Madeline, Huntington Beach 962-5566 (Sun 1-5) 21191 Locklea, Huntington Beach 96~566 !Sun 1·5) 20861 Belgair, Huntington Beach 962-5566 (Sun 1·5) 21612 Kanakoa, Huntington Beach 962-5566 (SUn 1-5) **227 Canal, Newport Shores, NB 673-8550 (Sun 2-5) 2054 Flamingo, (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 (Sat 1·5:30) (5 Bedroom) 'k1600 Santiago Dr., Newport Beach . (Sat & Sun 1·5) 615 Via Lido Nord , Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sun 1·5) (5 BR & F1mily or D•nl *1033 Mariners Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646·1550 (Open Daily) **210 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sunday) **11 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 67S.3210 (Sat & Sun) 2784 Albatross, Costa Mesa 642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 581 Dunnegan, North Laguna Beach 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 231 Kings Pl. (Cliffhaven) NB 642-5200 (Sun 12-5) 300 Robinhood Lane1 Costa Mesa 673-8550 (Sat &.Sun 1·5) *3044 Carol, (EastbluH) NB 673-8550 (Sun 1·5) 1029 Presidio, Costa Mesa 541J.2313 (Sat 1·5) 2421 Sierra Vista (Upper Bay) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 8292 Snowbird, Huntington Beach 002·1373 , (Sun 1·5) 287?. Strnmboli (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 (Sun 1-S) DUPLEXES FOR SALE !2BR&11R) . **407-409 Clubhouse, Newport Beach 675-5200 (Sat & Sun 11-4) 718 Orchid. Corona del Mar 548-4957 $47.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (2·BR & J BR) 440 Begonia, Corona del Mar 67$-3000 (Sun 1-5) 429 Carnation, Corona del Mar 675-6000 (Sun 1-5) TRIPLEXES FOR SALE (2 BEOROOMSI 289 Mesa Drive, Costa Mesa 54IJ.0715 (Sun 2-5) TOW!i4HOUSES FOR SALE (4 Bedroom> 3175 College Ave .. Costa Mesa 540-0623 $22,500 (Sat & Sun IG-6) ..... ••w~ ....... .-.w ........ ... -. ··-· DAILY L!llOT ~ HOW EASY IT IS • UNIOOr 00.-ltfS 1'ttol E•-*•· •1'..toOG . ' -. .. . . .Linda Jdl PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES I l lnd1 Isl• Driv.....op.n Sunday Spacious 3900 sq. ft. 4 BR .. 41; bath home. Dining rm .. fam. rm .. study & 38. ft. '\l.'&ter- front Jiving rm. 2 Fireplaces. Carpeted &: landscaped. . ................... $167,8!0 52 Li nd• lale Drive • • College Park 1 * W/Pool $32,500 Hup corner It'll wUh pool and plenty of crus area too. Best buy In l.l't8 ~ Call us lo ~ ' .. * * * * * Uttle Balboa Island FllUT TIME LISTED CHOICE DUPLEX 3 Mnns., 2 baths upstairs • • • * * To enjoy las11ng quality and talented crafts- manship in a home. \Ve have such a property in the delighlful \.V1'~STCLJFF area with a charming v1e\\' or the profe.ssJunaJJy land- scnped garden fron1 the living room & dining roorn .• I\ spac ious 3 bedroom in spotless con· I dition that \von't last long at only $52.950. I s c;~;~~~~ DREAM HOME DUPLEX Cu.st. 6 BR .. study, S bath homt: \\•,'4 frplcs., circular stair"'ay, decorator selected carp. ~-I N•wport •I F•irvi•w 2 Bdrms., 1 bath dowD!ltairs Frplc. each unit -double garage SHOWN BY APP'T. ONLY Must see to appreciate -$79,500 Call Mrs. Hutchins WANTED II COSTA MESA EASTSIDE CHARMER 3 very lata:e bedrooms. Enormollll livln&: room with btautiluJ red bride fl.rt· pl.ace ... GLI ST£.NING HARDWOOD •'LOORS". Country atmosphere, wlth Iota ot towerinc treea linini this circ.lt: atrfft. G.I.'1 no monty down -we'll ft! Yot.i qualitle-d. Alao FHA terms. Submit what you have on 1)4,500 priet:. WaJker & Lee ' \\'ake up to an exciting ba y vie~· and at night watc h a thousand t"•1nkling light ~. Vie'-'' kitchen and for1nal dtning room tor "Her Majesty." Lovely terrace \\·ith BBQ p it for sumn1er fun . Protec ted swimming pool and rourt)'ard entry. $110,000. CLOSE To the ocean in Corona de! Mar. Enchan ~ ing 2 bedroom 2 bath hon1e with cozy brick fireplace bean1 ceiling in living room. Large dining area with sliding glass doors to patio & garden. Neat green hou se for hobbies- 21fz car garage plus boat or trailer space. Lot,sa roon1 to add on . $46.950. Call 675-4930. BUILD )'our own castle on this ESTATE sizt lot. Exclusive residential area of finer homes. Only tl.8.500 and you don't even need all cash ~ CALL NOW 675-4930 12 MINUTES to the beach. Roomy 5 bedroom & dining room-plus enclosed 16X28 patio. in tip-top condition. \.Valk to schools & shopping. Ask~ ing $3-4,500. CALL 675-4930. C. F. COLESW()RTHY & CO. -% REALTORS 675-4930 Newport Be•ch BAY & BEACH REALTY, Inc, 22 Years of Service In Tht H•rbor Ar•• CAMEO HIGHLANDS Vacant-ready to mo ve in . 80 X 100 Lot. room for pool. 4 BcJrtTis. & dirung rm .. 211:1 baths; over 2,000 sq. ft. of living space. '54,m-and \\"Orth 1t ~ Su prr dupM' duplt-.'I., ] Btd- room~ rtl'l\\Tl.<1tairs, 2 Brd· !'Olin~ up. All 1mn1a.t'ul1ft'. l!'f'lll loti1ti011 foi· 1aktns: "i<lk1. ~n sun 1-5. 429 Ciui\1110!'1. UNHJU[ tiCl-'tU l'ltloll-..91MOOO !UJ E. '-f ~-.y. 0.-0trlutt,CUt. Newport Shores Mini·PJ1lace Olarmln' mastrr bedroom • & drapes. Sho\vn by appl ......... $215,000 72 Linda 111• Drlv• Traditional 6 BR .. s 11:l ba . home on lagoon. \V /dock. Furnished, decorated & lndscpd. 2 master bdrm. !llliles .. S200.000 107 Lind• Isl• Driv• 5 BR. 3 baths: fam. r1TI •• form . din. rm. 2 Fplc•., Rm. for pool. Dock. By appl. $145,000 W •f•rfront lots No. 4-4:: 108 Ft. on water . . . . $125,000 No. 76: 3 car garage. Reduced to . . $ 77 ,000 For Complet• inform•tion on •II hon'ltll &. lots, pl•asa c•ll: BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR Ill Dov•r Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 6'2-'620 ' Sitting 1'0001 1uitf' with fin!•. plaCf' plU1 l[l!eSI brtJroo111• and f"Ct'i11ng poo,1'Citt room. J..ovelv, IO\\" 1nai11lf'IUil1ct J0- <L·at101; \11·'.T~ apl)f'al~g J)lt00· ti~. l''if.'i;;!!!'!1~n~.~,~.~,-!!!!!--!!"-""!!!!!G~e-~n~e~,~.~, ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! U)(UI) l\'lllj.! fl! t,..,. n\ e'".J.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= prwf' 'If S2!1,'.'l(l0. [)nn't m ifiS "''"" ,,,,. ,,._ c.11 PERFECT BEACH HOME! s.Mi-il Tl. O THC RCA!, '"'\.. J;STATF.:HS "REPO" $21,500 G.I. repoASeS5ion 10 upper bay llft'a with largt lo•. tWlH:ar g:iragf'. brick tirf'· place and home hu " brand Be prepared for the sum1ner 1n this super sharp, super clean, bright 1 bedroom & den home. One of Corona del J\lar's ltnest loca· lions.-only 1-block to sta1r,1·ay to the beach SS4,900. OPEN SUN. 1-' 227 GOLDE NROO 2821 E. Co•'t Hwy. Coron• d•I Ma r 644-7270 646-1111 (ilnytim•) Rental & Sales Personnel Clerlc Somers, Rt•ltof' STEPHENSON REALTY 306 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 67>4000 Realtors 1 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Ad&m1 5"&9491 Open "h..I 9 Pi\! ' J Br, Z ba, ahake roof. nf TltANSFERRED! t"'"' * * c~ .... d1~er * S.A. i'11o')', O.C.C. le S.C. Plaza. Cul-de-u.c lot. xl.nt cond. Vacant IOOn. $26.~ by OWf'l('r ~ HandSClmf' comer home in I.;;:;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;; immaeulale c 0 n d i 1 I 0 II I NO DQWN TO VETS 1-.:0--:oo"""L"L,...,H°"o"'u"s"E=-*.,..... GOV7 ttpos. An)Qnt ean bl.ay. No mzt dmp! ;21,SCll to $32,000. In Colt& Meq a.rtt. Willi Rnlty, 546-?lm Large hv'in&: room and srp.-~· n .,,,_; ...... · BR bom · · arate dinrng room. Ultra 1 10 "" Down to olhl"r1, lure 3 .... _. ...... ,.. 1 • e ID up. modern ltltche:n with ~ting ~nn w/hrdwd Ors. bltns, lop cond., 1vith le-meed i-.· a-adWnina a ""Onderful 20x20 rumf)Ull rm, blck 11'~] tio, on R-:.! lot. The M.arkff'a • .... ,,.,...y.. ... ct 'ti VA afl! anxious to mo~ to La.-MESA V11rdt by owner: 3 l~e family room wilh ii1-e. ~ rear ya.i · apprau· guna ~ \Vorld l-ask bdrm, lmly nn, 2 ba. pa.Ho. plact-. Bcauillul back yard at· ·$·24 600 on1y SJB.r~ for 7(6 PopPy Open de.Uy $29,S;j). 545-2075 with 1vrought iron enc/ostd, ' icall tor apP'l.I. BY OWNER 51Ai% VA Loan. <."Omnl£'1e $afely pool. 1/0'1' DON V JBR 2BA >~'" Co' l•t e~d an.• l»n•t' bP lint'r? CORONA DEL MAR . FRANKLIN Cl • hl . ·-·~~·: 34; ... ;:,; DUPLEX Re•ltor ()$('IC I.,.. ,. ,,...,,,,,,.. sec ii right a"·ay . only L' Id ho -• 2 • 673-2222 • Dani Poc'nt Ute o er me auu story s49.9:iO. :>'6-:lll:l. bid< ·1• I I \\' lk I -----------I to · THE REAL \"'\.. ESTATERS '-' . . . ' ' "· i1·1 "gues ap . a -o PROV. CHAR:\! -So of h1vy. • 4 BDRM T'"I' LEVEL !own & brach. Newly redec-R ., 2 BR , 8 • R -.. _:. A 2 Dpl s. Lrg lm-·-·l•l• , ., .. ,. In ora1('d • pr ic('(I rlJh! a1 •• , br J C Jry I "-"" "" .... ~" op an1 1v rni. n -sty f" Lar r .1 to• .,..S,000 lan1 rn1-kitc. Dbl gar strsd ge &ml Y l'OOm, Could Yau Use s BR & FAMILY for 11ddl unl!. 432 Carnation. grade C&J'pels ' drapes. Op 1-4. 642-9199 I :KOi sq. n. Clo.~ lo harbar. A Bo Rm 7 OPEN HOUSE nus •• v.f'll hel'f' ii 1~ pl us )OU i;f'f 8 2714 Alb•tross. CM hf'autil'ul 3 bNlrooni honlf' 1 SpacioUs Contrmporary ~fesa Vl"rd(' home on la.ra:e cor- nfr lot. 01\'orce Sal(', Sub- 11111 offe rs. VA 1ppra.i.std only 4 years old "1th hfavy I shakt roor 1110 tiltd bath!!. lll'para1f' d:irung room for a total of ZDJ sq. ft. No do\\11 to \'l!lll or min. down 1-l lA. 1 Call llO\\' lo SN' 11, U'i.!AXJ. '.!.i:!J JI arbor. c .. \J 642-1771 Anytime h , hi d LJ;i1v d01vn. $31,SOO. C•'!'90 19 an s POINT REAL TY View. Pool. Pvl bt-~cbes, l .fl36 Coast Hwy. D9na Point 4 Bdrm l·Numcr. s.'>2,500. f7ltJ '96-5323 florence mccue 642~7799 realtor Dove,. Shoi:es SHARP dup.lex-N('w 3 hr, 2 ba, 9"p unit. Vie"" $59.950. 8 11! Haven, Realtor: Shirley Parker 673-3211 DELUXE duplex -3 &: 2 br, l\f"v.• shag crpl. drps t: bltns. So of h'o\')'. Ql\·ner 67>6572 Costa Mesa INGLEWOOD. t Delux. units, prime area. Slf0,000 Or 1rad('. ~~l~~ar~ Sine• 1'46 Downtewn Ciltt• M ... 1171 $179 PER MONTH NO 2ND T.O. I $23,950 Sat. & 0fu~~ 1 to s ff I I I LEASE-OPTION OPEN HOUSES INoT A "'-'ER-UPPER.,,. 11 b1 couNrRY cLus ome or nves men GeMr•I HARIO• 642-2991 List with C.Q. Buy &om C.Q. Dover Shores INyfr.,,t BEST BUY. REDUCED for ·~!ck SA.Le. l Br, 2 n.. D!n, Bir. Pier. s r i p. $110,500. T•adf". 548-1936 or &14--tflM. MOYE-IN NOW 407-409 Clubhouse a ~rt'al .1 Br, :! ba family OR. I ·very nrat. 3 lwrtroon1, 2 i\"pL &11.ch. &t r /~un J!-4. hornr. Yully l'1U'pt>led I: MESA VERDE 4 Br-3 Ba Townhouse N•wport biith tKtnu• 11 ,·acant i&.ud Sh1u1• "a1<>rfron1 duplr.\. 2 rtr.1pcd, l.\rgP patio. rloub!P !lui;t" yard. Ii;; 3 Hr. 2 frP,k'f. I rii1dy /or Q('t"tJl);liw'y. y,.8• I.· l·BR. "/plf'r " noi1 c. ( ~a1·agii-. PL11sh larw!S!'aping assumt: 1-'H.A ~,\,"~ 1~11· For S•ile By OWNER · •t turP~ ""t..-tlt'nt IQ(.·~11on , 1-'rpk:s. •urnl~hed. Bnul . ( I.· Quir l sll'f'tl. l-11A tt'rm~. Asking S4.1,0l'XI. Call Gnu1~· B•low M_•rket V•lue. Fairv ir# bf>11u11fHI lnr11ls1·aping-, •'<>m-lJll llo O\ri-lookuii: <'hannPI. of <"OUl"'I('. I 1111 :-:Ourti C:O.!<r RPal E'flllll", Great demand as rt'nl•I ' .\1n! ~-1 1111111 · Sfr1 ()")") C'a!I ~10..11:1\ Op1•11 ~;vf'ning1i ~>!H24. All .. 1.....-i< w/ b">'lt·'"", I 6-ff».1111 pif>1to :(J>nni;Jf'I" S\Sl('l11. ~""'""" """' E11t Bluff WESTCLIFF Oly1Tipic &i2le hW. & fill. pool. Fee s1n1p le 70XJ10 lot f you own the land) with attr. 3 BR. 2 Ba . horne included. Corner loc. with block wall for privacy. Price only $48.500. 1...,..-..ly i"O\P11'd pal111 cirwt ""! T . A ·~ \\alk-in pantry & h1gp-gradt' 1 (anytime) y11 rd 1•iJh O{TllJl 1·1,.w. Jn-. -u't 1~ ~·-~ -~ ·~~~IT•A1•Gnf 'INCOME UNITS rarJK>ls. 2 car gar&Jl:t' & Ir&: •1 .. ,,, , .. ,1,, , .. 11'"'' __ _, 1'. pl. ll"h!~. NH . SHI. -'lln. --brick pal io, F"RESHLY I~!"."~~~~~=-~~~[ ' "'' T " " ...,.. 1:,, 2 BR unili. a;oocl n1ont'y I· ---Pxpt>nsivt> rotary 1-V J11tl<'n-( 1-4. _ ln1111ac-. :l _BR. :! 811. niak,.r. NitT lll't'a 111 (()l;l a PAINTED. SPARKLCNG Camper & Boat . 1 ram1lv rr11 . d1n1nr AN'111 . 10 -. l'LEAN . Loca tt'd in a 6 acr(' A Perfect Mother's Day Gi~ LOCATION ! LOCATION! LOCATION! 4 Bdrm.-3 bath home on beaut. Bayadere Terrace-in Irvine Terrace •1. for $69,950. Owner will listen to reasonable offers. na. 0\11wr "'tll 8("('f'pt Sl,?.10 ·n ·R * BY OWNER * )ll"lia. S63,500. k I POOL CLUEL 0wners h1.11 month!! rf'flt and SlOO .-; -0n"11n 1n:~ rn1 . (11,·,'r .e:ar-Grat·1011.i spa<"iou• 5 RR par w l.: . .-F' 1 a1u·_ y 1 . )f1i •i · • · • 1 Yinco Reeltv 11ousE. Assume-51.4 FHA A -ntlonl.I, ma1ntf'1W1.r~"' df'po,.11 . u I W lk Rlt 67'5200 hon1f'. Dra1ua!l1.: ;-,la te fl.rd. loan or Sl6l .... , m~ $22,500. •TS ~ 128 9:10 3-4'' :ci,-...1 tj· 1 • er y. ~ I -m. ' · · --~ 3.l.16 Via l..ido, Newport Brarh f'n try \l''nurror "'a.ii & Pl11nl-20'19 Harbor. C:'ll 64&-003.l Vii.cant·lmmed. Possession. ~l:l. ! f'r. lf'ads to IKt . f'lrgan1 111•. 3175 Colltg~ Ave. WARM rn1., fa111,di11. rni. "'llrp!. HARBOR HIGHLANDS j OPEN for Inspection II>® 0•1•11 1 1·ampM' or hoer ""whattvf'r and l'IN' havi'ng • hard time-h iding it •'Ofl- •ider lhi• •"O~ J-:a~5id,. :': ~room l~ blth horn .. with f'Uy •C'Cf'Sg to 1lw-h.•nM'd rear )'II.rd for 1lllor1n11: • whole bunch ol thlr11r:•. Only S29.r.oo Phont' li7:~;o IO Tiff: REAL ""-EST/\Tf.RS Newport Heights N••r H•rbor High Vtry largf' rul-<IP-sat". LargP l _lugt all t'ltt. kitch .• :Wh1lt 1 Afaritiel'l\ SthOOI, park & 11-1 SAT & SUN lO til 6 l.llf', g-!ran1ing \\•a/nut Cll b. brary. llf!ar lhis imm1culatl" s••Q623 living roon1 with brautiful w/111 i•h('r7, eating arra 101: :l BR & den. 2 BA homt'. I ._. noor -10 -1"f'ill nr hrick . your lg(. arnily. Nrw carp. All f'lt't' bhn!!, BBQ &-DI \\', lireplarfJ ;.111d 1irh 11 n od I I '"'!!'!'!'!'~~~!'l'!'~!!!!!~ pandlng. Tht large!IL lami!)• I &: [)111 11!. $S$ \\'orth or hig t'rplc. MU!!I "'wlcl. Asking SPANISH STYLE room avaihi bl,. roi· thf' moll· fr('f'!I & lo"' 11111.int. lndscpg, 1 SJt9.)(). F1-IA I VA t('rms Rf'a lly l1vab)(' ram lly home. avail. Call ~1r. Ila -11, South P.rd lil t' roor ho~ with 3 f'). :l h1< llf'dl'OOl\15 Ind 2 Q "' '-d 't V.A. Appra1~rrl a1 s::.;.:i00. <..oast Rea.ltors. 54>8424_ uttn • SJZ-<·u ...._.. rooms. s1 -ti_.1h ... !Jrrp lu~h 11hafl: rar-1 ,., I :..t~:l:"il;i Balboa Island ia ~ .... on 11 great rom('r. i\to\"t' 111 on Mothers Day 16 this beautifully appo1nttd horn'" in the &luffs. llorG will ion the. hugf'· park Pd pl&.)•ground right in the back yard · (or the kids 1nd dad won't ~ his Jarden 1ools <'V('r again. 3 Bedrooms 2\i batlut and a fun fiJle'd CW! lrtt life. Only 544.500 Call msXiO '\O THI:: REAL "'\.. LST/\TEP.S O THE REA L '"\. ESTA'!'! :RS ~ RPdn11, 11• tmrh, sla te f'n· 11)', ni<"e sfi:e J1vi1lg rin \\•/ til'l:'plRrf•. {-;oon c•rpl~ It d 1·pft. Si•rv1ct' porch. Lovely Jands('11p1ng. l.ge blu•k ynrd. p;•1111,11 1h1rn1:;hou1 Qt.nf'!, ---1'ruly Spanish decor, "ith I ft'f'f'-ll n<'d strrrl l)n f'ast~\dP SACRIFICE flt'W matching carpet! and STOP-her• . . ·~ Assumable 5 'I• VA Loan G•n•r•I 1=====1 $26,950 ~'='Fo=r 7Le=aw Lochenmyer l.'o~t 1 \lf'":J. 10"'"• Do1vn. Call OPEN SUN . 1-5 J BALBOA ISLE dr&pt'!li. Gorgcou.11 firrpla~. L:OQK • with Ul 646-illl. 1 219l Vista Ent r•d• Delightfully diUenont :l bed-hug(' k11chen a nd all priCT"d LISTEN ~ to the l:O' THE REAL \" ESTATERS • 01~flf'r m1.1s1 srlJ his be-aur :'I room. :l bath. Completrly ~I $25.9.'JO. Submit Your ) SPECL(t.ISTS _ shdp \l.Mrti ely will )'OU find 1 prop. 61y a1 in1mar:ulate-t sharp u ttilii 4 ~room. lamil~ FHA OR YA 4 Bedrooms 3 Baths Ro.iltor room. 2 ba1h homr. Adull e 20 >-21 f"A)l!LY R00:\1 occupi€'d only in all of Its e 3 BEDR00:\1, 2 8A11i 411 )'t"ars. Thls homt I!! nice· I e 1-'IREPLACE ly decontt'd, ha~ a lal1{c e HARD\\'OOD FLOORS yard, ('Oll(!!"e'((' p111io, Jan;:, I e OVF.RSlZED LOT concrf'tt dr1Yt'lo\'ay and is lD-COATS •WM I r I . 1860 N('ll'po11 Blvd .. CM £<1V11 •q. t. 0 uxury in rtiis CALL 646-3928 Eves: Gi:l-4 577 11 mo. old u.ndpo1n1 2 s1ory 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ horn('. O\l•l'l('ra ha~ bef'n 1----- tnn1lt'm-d norrh. lf'11.•'ine: it * S BEDRO<?MS * v•can1 and N"ady 1o bf'. lii•Ml Bt-aut Harbor V1e11• Jlu1nes in. S37:i.OO nio. f'f'1. "'l"·c-t bar. ln\'r l)' BR hon1r 111 lhp Bluffs "l!h ttmodcl('() and (',U.rz:ed 1('m1s. Call • , kno"'l('d.t;~ l ('XpeneOCL can 1lJX'l"laruh1.r hriy \'It'll. A JUSI 10 1le-ps from tht beach. Walker & Lee mean bi& cuh savinrs le lor~iy tnod<'J. pt'nfrss . ,\II 10rll or •Torage and big j a broader selectJon for yau, d('('(Jr, w1rh rxqu1s11r papt>rs I 2 c a "'° a:aragr. $82.500. Realtors You ta\·en'l ittn "The .... " ·. ·. . k man.1. rn1111y r xtras_ A I 673-8530. 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams Bhills" until you have aeen • tremPndo\1.!r buy for only ~5-9491 Open 'ti/ 9 p;-.1 JC \\'ith us. Be Wr ll'iOt $22, 900 this '"·""· ,...,..u 3 Bedroom Bargain Call 1io"' 011 1 111~ 0 ,,,,. 11·1 H•l•n 8 . Dowd , Realtor * OPEN HOUSE * Lei U1 Show You eate'd on a qiiiel l'Ul-dt-!IR <'. • & t d oM! to schools, shoppi.ng WALLACE I and ~achf"s.. Full ptiN carp : lf'll-cleanina: 01 en~; vacant, q u I(' k poSS('SS. S.19,:iOQ Including Ill(' land. ba,.,,.aln prl(;td 11·1rh t 'llA or 1644-0134 548-13:i7 I Sal. and Sun. Our "\\'orld .. . " C d I M ~ BR, 2 BA, fully cptd, lg. VA rrrn1~ 11 v11.ilablt , la11:"r $2950 MOVE IN orona • ar comer Jot. patio fl!'nc:ed f nv,..rsl1.(' Int t'Omplrlf'ly ff'nt'-1 2 EXCLUSIVE rrsr yard. Room !~r boat or [ [pt ~ r rf. 111111 rrl!l.,ing p111Jo i nd , -""'J:'f" !!tor~ 4 b«lroom J ' l lJ.!EO, Call .... ,11.1. I REAL TORS 1 Op.n Ev•nings '* I e tbl-4454 e \0 THE REAL "'\.. ESTATF.:RS 2629 llarbor. l'.:'11. * • * • • Panoramic View CORBIN- MARTIN 11.ttrHctivr ra nd!!eaplng, ask· I hath. f'!rctr1c upgradrd IRVINE TERRACE camper. \VIJJ incl. I~ x 3 fr. I rangr 8.no1 ovf'n, rli.11 h1v11.shrr, 'flus klvrly. lgf'. QP('n living Doughboy pool . stovr and Hlll' $1:?.!lOO srr I!! rrrri<>rri1101· if ... ,,,.,.,_ A•k-Na l• fa 111il;v room. rl in1n~ 1"t10r11, r n1 .• 11 lsionf' trplr. I.:. eaihe-.. " " ,-I 111·111~ 1f'l()n1 11•11h t1rC'pla!'I'. rl ral bran1 !·riling, Jlo•, 1... ing $2'1.500 BY 0\VNER. " !lOO \\' 20 2~1 ~ \'1slll Dt'J Oro •'ll rprl~. <JI ;,pr~. ilSSlllllf' !'\-din1n, r m 'delightful r~m • f'.•t 1h, Costa :O.lrsa, ,. · ' • 646 2•00 .. e11·port Beat•h IS44..U:U 11 • '. 644"7662 l~t1ni;: $19.~ll)() t'IJ A lnao. 1J.1 :irra. All opf"n onlo 1~,.. I • "-'><>. 1 ~='--~~~~~-==! Ser1·wp pon·h, 111·t'rs11,,.cl p.i1i0 & pt'Orrs.•. Jndscpcl. PACF:SETIER -Po o L Eastbluff-Yiew double 11:11rai:e. ganlC'n l Big bdrn1~ .. cJc<'. r ou·\t' never sren anrthing Largp Lusk 3 BR, 21 ¥ Ba kuch. 1.: brkfst. 11 rea, stP. likf' \!. rantastic 2-story 4 2221 Arbutw: • 644-m4 lO ' THE Rl::AL \" ESTATERS ' ' ' " . ' associated BROKFHS-·MEAL TORS 2025 W 8olbtu1 67J-J66l 1ll"ge Re "I Est1te ilup!f'~ , . , ......... S:l0.000.00 1 Nr11 porr Brar•h .l hr1h~10111, 2 $23,950 Golfer-s or Ouffe-;;r-w I k & L ha1h, f11n11I~ ruonrn 111l<f rltn-! OJ!r'11 Sa l/:-iun fn>m l -40-FT-. POOL a er ee ! ln,i: 4'0011 1 . .Shl)\\s Ilk(. II 1110 -~1 J l\VA HOJ\D, c.;..t I del hc.im,. fo'rt~h -•·Iran -l BDRM. + DEN ~IJ \Vr~trllff Drh 1• ,. -·-'J 6•6·05551 ~l'rf'ct n1· pni. ('t1<~ ~ol.lt $27,950 M\\' -hr111:h1 -illltlli\' -n "!"1·11 1rrT11~. Enlry ,_ , "' &16-771 1 Open 'Ill 9 P :O.f J · J • N gamf' JU!l1 outs1dt your door 4 BDRM ·FAMILY RM j n tnp pndr ol tlwncr11h1 p 1'/llll'IOU5 1vu1~ l'OOm. t1· Evienlngii Ca11 542-74311 1 ""°'"· l_,/)\£'1y s bf>drool11 rWo-' T · ~a. Flr~t 1lme a dve-rtl~. 1 11ral wood k111'hl'n ('abinetJ. 0 H 1oru 1n-lr1,rl on ftlf'M DEN -l BA HS Pool Horae $.19.950. CaU &-16-Tl 7L built·in..'I, ''"tn eating •rt•, pen OUSe Vf'rd l"'' 17th lainqy. l.lXl BM.Utllul family homf'. J.~r>-3 Bt<droom. 2 Ba. hrd1'd di-.h ..... a!ihf'r. !>t().173'). Corona del Mar I 1111. r1 . of f'lccanct" ,.nd h'y hall, hiiyr room~ noon:, 1"1.rpf'l8, drll(l('s, ram. TARBELL 2955 H•rbor I -Start9r Home Nuirm. S1op by, M'f' for throuxhoot. ttl'ltrt.I noor Uy rm wl frl!l <'. Pool ~. REPOSSESSIONS laundry. Dbl. garl£e "' bcdrooni home 1\·ith formal By owl'll!r • t.1akr off~r 11·orkshop. t'lc<'. door Opt'n-dining, dt'n and kil~hcflf'tfc. OPEN Sat/Sun 12-dark c-r plltll 1'ep. guc~t qtrs 11 ' Stcond a1ory Spanish $ilyl(' 1 -~====~==- igt'. ba th, ideaJ tttnae;~ or sun d~ck overlooking hu&:e. EASTBLUFF" V1EW for mother-ui-law 0J)f'n Sun sparkling heata:t p o o I . Lge-Luak 3 BR. 2~i Ba 1-:i· :m-1 Altur 0 ~000 · Ex«llenl buy at S47.950 -2271 ARBtrrus: &U-2024 Exclusive-"'ill~_ r. · 1_erm1 tlexlbl('. Call !>l.5-8424 By Ch'Jl('r ~ l\la~ oner H G • R lty South Coast Re-alton. Open Sat/Sun U.S , ope err•• ea &45-o4400 ~ VACANT 3 Bedrm + fam BLUFFS CONDO 0-PLAN : rm. :? ba. b 11 n 1. Located on luM p-etnbell, 405 CORTEZ CIRCLE Crp11/drps. frplc. l~ Nr Bay, 3 hr. 21.; Mi , Open Sat/Sun. l-4:30 yard. 2 Y('ar~ old. Uood 1 r:rp~/dfll5. By ownrr. M4- 1 loca!ll'n. Take ove-r IP4 ~I 59113 \01'0na ll 1¢1larxf~. ~an I VA. SZ15 per mo. 1011/. ,F~o-u-n~ll-i~n-O-V7i~l711_y ___ "I 11r11• tmn1 Ill' . .I:· tfin. MTis.: 1 Ownt'r/A.o;:t 636--4470 1>001 11~11· fro.111 ran1ily rm. 1 COLLEGE PAffK ICI $.JO doll"n. fo.HA min nr 1h1.~ ,, RR. ,i 88, hon1e on AR EA duy,•n. Condo J BR. 2 BA, aU f\I/ r1, ~a('. SN" 1h, dter & I . ., bllru. eommuni!y pool. 2 car r11, Al play rm111 your BR. :ShlU"JI ~ lg Br. hunlt' • Bil. I gar, .lohn Irwin & Asioc. 11111rlo1\!t. Hf'lll 1 ilut: at I A· tan1 rm. shag t'a~L I 636-«70 $69.;.oo. $ll,OOO j46.57SO: ::!f5797· I ...::.;,..;B°"R'". "F"A"M""". "R"M""". -I ed h.,, e 1!lfsA i't'i\bt -s,.CJ<>,, eo,,,., 101 ,,.,_ r I 4 br, liv·g rm w/trplc, ram rm. all r ice kitc~n. c.rpLI, Huntin9ton Beech tfii>.,, .2 ,,.1ios. S34.li0. 2 Sl'Y 3 brtl' '" ''"' rm REALTY 5:11·7142. , .-. Uni1•. 1'>11.rk Cente:r, Irvine l";:.;-;:::;::-::::::-:-::;;.,-,.:;;;,0 ;;;;,_,1 fr'J>k', l!'ltt kit, din'a rm, Clll.I Anytime m--0820 We'll htlp )'OU Ifill -·· patio. $35,900. 847-4633 Co.ta MeM Cost• Mesa . I yourself! :i.tr. t.1e)'f'r ~. plan •. no ~·n !rrrnA. Rkl', 91~· rlttp. No. r.. ~a SJ)tU'k.ltn1 clean homt•, oom• I n.tit. d:ftr>', t0ntmporary ~ll'.i6 l-f .1 R r cpi>n til ! .. )40.ltJO. :i.t SJOSOO CAMEO SHORES I -.ndllPlt~cltanan~al [ en age · · TARBELL 2'55 Ha rbor '('UI . · ttrm•. $200.00 DOWN 1 ne~'lypainttdlt carpett!d,l, Bl!1ulihll ~IJI Vftow urttt bomf' for the Coronl <22 500 I ~. 4 & S bdrm1, Somr "'1th Just listed' 4 BR. l fam rm A NEW HOME ~ ..-4,el Mar t"nthuaiut. 2 bPd-<f 1 * OPEN SAT /SUN * Roy ~cC•rdlt, R•~ltor 4 S.droom1 2 Baths , pools. FilA.VA conv. tmna, I 11 1~ ba . ,,' poot 46J9 r.orlian; I I I I -· • r-~11" ,,,. and , 3044 MADE I RA 1.-1 0 Nt"\\'POM 81\'d., (.:'II. p:u~ normaJ closine f'O~b ! rrom $20,000 lo $40,000. I o .,-000 9 · THIS SUMMER I .......... t:f"n .. SWIM POOL •••mt C.011' \I.' I r. J, . y •PP I. l'llJJ doublt ~ tha1 11 Lovely, lmm1c hon1r, 1.cl ~ nmi·t'~ )'l'>U In t1'1niplrt<'IY 1115 1:-ati. nc. Bill Grundy R••ltor ... cool oetaa breun ... watt.r ind btach probl.bly alJ"t:UCd for unit&. Shlrp' cl('IJ1, :O.fO\'f' 111 1·011-Offtnna Bt'Aut. rzrnund.~ 1 rt'drt"OrAlf'd 1n11dt And riu1 I ~dan11 Ave. !J6:l.,'il23 A.'.l1 Doi'l!'r Dt. Ne 642-1620 1pona.,.youn 10 t.l\joy 1hit IVll\lfltr lit ' OPEN SAT • SUN 1-6 di\icJ11 ;\'3lur11l br11"' flrr. «'rt\ p;it111 l RH. f.. f11n11b $29._, 950 I ll'a \f1ean1 1nd 1.,.11dy !'I llf' · cJ0tt-lt1 Costa Meu. Spacious J &: 4 I OI ' plAc-t butlt.in~. -~ 11. ?IOI rm. ;t bath~ S:il.~tOrJ MESA VERDE li'-'f'fl 1n. o"·llf'r .uys Y>ll "' DOVER SHORES DELUXE 2 BR I DEN ·~ bt<lrooai,.ti11rlt "1•0.corymndth 614 c; ..OEN.ROD & dt'('k1nc;. 540·17}0 Gior~t Wllll•mson $23.900. Call nnw 11nd ~11111 \'le"· hon1(' J148 SanUa.pl>r. Pl,t;~ Sl"fl 1 br rt"ntal, r.o· ~ • CW. 61U'i51'1 , _ _ ,., ,_,~· l11?pJart, A1)1'1fhf"r f11'f"pl11N" Adlptable noor plan lor 1t1n1c 8111 Pet~rs Bkr. 2131 ONl.Y $33.!00 TARBELL 295S Harbor n •'.Al.T{lR 1 &Inn lnmily 1"111 'ii.Ith ( par:klna. Bf-j ( buy -,pat. s RR. 4 ba. f'Ol1){'f IOI, prl\' p::ttlo, lt(IOd #" =tiew -... ;o tt'~lt6l E1r•. '"· I f •30 'O THE REAL "\. I:STATl:Rs \\1hy slort Jt h1 !ht ll ttlr · · __ _ 111 •·~ huJ:t I v re m1 Nn <.'OOple nr !Je. famUy, Ntwl,y . :l.413--0:\29 /to• -. ,500 "''hen )'OU can tutn II ln!n DIAL direct 642-Mi8. l'harn 1!1'1\ln lf'rm~ <'II a;lllhlt. dCQOrt.ltd. 8y app't. S91.IXIO. l>UPLEx··-~,~.-,-~~.-•• -.~l~br I! h -~~· I I•-·~ DA IL'" d h 0••1·~ I d I "'"'·"" t •iv nnl~ tr "vt., Cost1 M1s1 money , .. .,.,.,. • • )'Ollt a , t t'n •It hack ll1ld · ~ '"" 8 11 Grun y, lea to,. ttarq:P 11pt. F~net'd )"•1'tl1. "Al 0,. f' PILOT \Vant ltA. list~ri to tf\ol pMne rtllfl TAlt8EL L 2'JS Harbor I 2S2t Ha.ttior. C.t.I. '3.1 Oov•r Qr .• N.B. fioC2.46.20 S47.SOO 7JS Oretild M&-4957 1 --~!!::!!::!!::!!::~="!!::="1="='=ho='=''=(7=14=)=54=6-0J==J=l:L_ •• ::. ............ FfX ME UP 4 bedtocm I; pool ~ patio 117."0 * * • • IEAUTIFUUY SPANISH Privacy plua family room &: J>OOl • bedroom • * * * NO DOWN VA Sl\upl ......... 2 b&1b Dutch lhven m .... * * • * llKE TO THE IEACH l..&tse family room C bl!dro6m, 2 ~th * • btautiful yard 139.7'0 * * MEREDITH GARDENS GAWRIA Model 4 btdrOom family room. dining ""°"' """" * * Phono 142-2535 * • O THE REAL "'-ESTATERS FINIR LIVING 'IN UNIVERSITY PARK & TURTLE ROCK Live in .a planned community, where we have acres and aCres of green park area.s, swimming pools, miles of winding trails, an 18 holt golf cour£e, shopping center & FINE SCHOOLS. At the present time. we h~ve a good selection of 2 to 5 bedroom born .. available -perhaps the RIGHT ONE FOR YOU! We are "here to solve your hous- ing needs. '"I ' I ., , Ill I 1•lld. 11 I ---· -11·1111111' .. SrNCE 1946" ht Western Bank Bids. Univenity Park D•ys 8~101 Nights Huntinaton Beach ASSOCIATES Lorraine Nevens John Peckham Toni Escobar Katie Longfellow Ed Peterson Hu ntington Bo.id\ SAY HELLO f BR, J ba Condo w/bl111s. $24.500. 8122 O.•di•ld o .. TO A GOOD BUY H.B. '"""'""'"· It won·1 lut long. Adult oc-Huntington tlarbour cupitd (immaculate). 3 Bed- room 2 bath home, E6 x 100 WATERFRONT 3 BR . 2 ha. fenced IC>! custom carpet. w/11:arden 1undeck &. boa! inK,dra~.fireplare,cov-d ock. SB I.00 0 o r if'red patio, and much ~re. lease/option. 6 4 4-4 1J2 , $22.750 . minium clown, only 644-4221 S:a'.15 a month total payments I ~---~-,--- including P.I.T.l. BtH~r be: Laguna B••ch S1t.1WCU1, April 17, 1'71 DAJlY PILIT #&I -I ~ Lido lo t. ......... THE OLD HOMEY l br 'Ylnwid'a :iwARINhlRS WESTa..lfJ' Dvpleno/U..lta •• 1. 162 In °"9f<tvnlty 2IO GRA y MARE quarl~n. panel!Jnt, open 4 br, J bl. w ,;, kl9.n. SAN Otmcnit, under btam caUlnp\ • u tn. $311,950. Ownr:r &46-206.' COl'llb'uction, ' a.djahllfw ••9iJ:: AIN"r WHAT SHE storagr. S75,!0l. Ml~lon l~"""OC~E~A"N=F~R~ON=T..---,--1 ~txt1, ell to bch t; mll:U. \iSED TO BE'', aad'•rcither Hills Real!)', 830-5010 or * * Pvt pa!Jc», fire, burJ., ~ =2 DUPLEX • $41 ,000 PRE-OPENING CELEBRATION Is lhi& WI USU&I older La· ............... FORTIN co. 6f2.500J lntercom .. vac I y Item I . i:una home, Loealt'd 011 l·M'"'",-,-.~d-o~I ~M~.-.----1_ Frplc·1, tltt rate• Ii-rar lit Month's R9"t 11 11,.. c I o u 1 tnoe 1hadt'd Newport Height1 dooni. By bldr, 10'#'. dn, gl'oundi; in cloSt-down l('C• 4 BR by owM.r. $29,950. New _________ Ml6.500. MW45M> 24 luw. FREE !Ion of Bluebird Canyon. 5haj[ erpt, !Ut /..• pa.int. TOUCH o· SPA.tN l-o=u"'P"L"l"X7..t1=o'""'D"'W"'N,,--L)t. •tart It $15/mo t'ront ya rd ~uded by high F1-I,A, VA <It co11v. 544-3580 to veta or auume 5at<"M. 'A•n. Ali double-wide •p&ct1 --" · WINDING 1 ----=~-----1Dellghtfu( 3 BR home 111 dt· ~ ,_ S , •-.:u•r l~ncing, ' M i11lon Vie jo alra.ble Htighli. Btautitully W/w crpl, •'I A heal, P1tb, inti• l cfoubl•·wia•• OLD BRICK \VALKWAY & Bltns. Only $31,'!IOO. Brok-W•lcOme Bl.ACK IRON LANTERN. BY OWNJ::R. .. Bdrnt, J dPCOraltd, IJlle le nian. '' .... -. La . _ _. __ ,. .,....,.. l9'n Model.a on di1play A t111Jy unique 2 lt'vel floor Bath, Family ro o m , rge-pat10, au~ ... ov~r ---~-----~ •~ha ti'......_,.... ":"I p lmmtdl•t• Occupancy Plan 1ntures 2 BDRMS., Upgraded. 1V & 11ereo garage . ...,. 1 uVI•-..~· ncome ro,Mrty 1" . ---~-LIV. RM., \VITH FIRE· \\'iring tbroughout, Air ooM, ..,.., ......... N EEDED : WORKING PARTNER OR PVT 1NV&S70R. Subt'tant- ial Ht\lm on money ln~1I· ed, 1ite1tred w/oollattral For mot"a Into write P.O. Box 1119. Santa Ana. PLACE, w/W CARPE.llNG view. One of tht nlctit S.n C.:ALt 19\. ,_.,•l4 I• Sup•r Clubhous e Ii KITCHEN on the h 1 lev· Miguels in Mission Viejo JI!! \;I"' NEED T AX &: R.tcreatlon Faclll llei • TO BUY Oft ~:· .. ,,,.,.,ft i:,:::~v.~,.,','u~y' v~::~S.17~~ }~am rm ,,,~A{~ Pl:~=~:~~~ '71 Cl1en Air & SILL A ~S I NESS """ .-........ '"-" " " • . • • Nt•r Ntwp•rt P••I orrlc-• E L' • HO L•u t. AR GE RECREATION "'/raised hearth r r p I c ,\-~--------1 asy IY1 n9 L "'"D BUS. SALES ROOM W1nt rmEPL.\CE beamed ~illng. lge patio, BEST VIEW (II HOUSE-.4 Br iZRo Gr. In 4 Town With "Tht Broktr with Empathy" &. 2 BDRMS. & BA11-I. Out· By (jwner. 837-4030. On Cliff Or. Hlih u1umabl.e GI loilin. 1TI8 Oran1it:1 A\'t ,, C.M . side st11!'<'a.se leads to roof. Newport Beach 3 BR. Prlctd 10 sell. PrW $24 ,700 4 Le gend "'1-4170; Sf0.0608 anytime to p deck \\I /OCEAN VlEW. OPE N SUN l-S "--n Hous.e Sun. l-5 {2l DUPLEX C3600 Gr. Rao F I TH J,: PRO PERTY If A S ...,.... Hgti Owntr ofltts to int. lOln c""'o ASH ON DRESS SHOP IOr BEEN ABANDO NED & is 22 15 ARAL IA ST ?420 Oilf Dr., Nwpt 11 Prii» $31,900 II •alP, ~ E. Cot1t Jlwy, badly In need of painting, An Ea1tb\uff&1n Buy' Pe1t Cost• Mes• Investment Ill 1'RIPLEX S5J90 Gr. .:JIYl...a~ CdM, 615-2&11 or ~. some intf'rior "'all plastf'r· 3 BR. family hom~. 2~ 541-7711 anytime Ail 2 Br, I w/~lc 2'1.ll.......,... Fixlutts S3500. Inventory in&"&: yard \\'Ork & other rc· Bath$, Exccutive Lusk bll. NEWPORT Helghlll corner 3 -.Price $41,!0B =~~~iUlband belni pairG. Ir you need a LARGE The-glow from 2 h u i: e br, 2 ba, frplc, dttp ftJ: (f) J'"OURPl.ZX $87ti0 Gr. Moblle Hema li1t•te1 HOME & ARE WIU.ING irpiCI., in both liv. & family thru-out. IUal cle:an. 501 Pride Of Owntrltlip 32J71 Allpat: StrHt OWN your own budneu • TO USE A UTILE "El,. rn1s .. rt'necls the t11.111('rul Tu1tin Ave. 64!)..432$ Sal. DelWl.e 3 Br Ownen Unit {Santa Ana Fwy. South to Calif. Co. hu openlnr tor BOW GREASE". this home decor thruout. l-lomemak('r's ~1n & Mon or 886-1022 or Price $16l1,500 C&plst1'no. off at Ortt:ita dlstrtbutonihij>a In this l.l"N. <'OU!d bf' a real showplace. all el ec. kitch ., b'l<ht brkfst. 88:h'l181 wkdy~. liwy. to Del Obispo. left to Good income. Jnye11t. MC\ll'o Alipaz, il'!ft tn modt!l~I Offcrcd '"AS IS'' for, area w/liiding gb1..11s.doon ey OWNER: Newport llgtl KAKE YOUR SELECTION S•n J u•n Capistr•no ed. 497-1379 for appt. $34,950 FULL PRIC E to patin & delightful. lnw area, 4 Bdrm+ den for Mlfi &: CALL NOW ! (7141 4t3-n55 PART-time Income _ man or A real buy for the ambiliQUS nu1.int. garden + 119riA.lder1. $39,500, for leue $360. S40-'4l4 A9ent woman can uperale from M ISSION REALTY O'sized dbl. garage. Terrif· _5'S-_95_-_IO_~-----t "~!'!'!'~~~'!'~~~ MEXICO )"O\ir own home, unttmlWd 9115 So, Const Hwy., Laguna ic ~hootJ. shops nearby. Newport Shor11 PRIVA1 E PAR.TY Gr•n•d• Cove pol~ntial. Jo'or Info. call P hone (714) 494-0731 Only $50.000. I ha\•e fl"ff Ir. c\pcar eroperty Tht onl y OCEANFRONT ff.!-256S. No obliption. OCEAN FRONT VlE\V Hope, G errie Re•lty * SAIL A LONG * w/pxi income In C.M. Val· triller apace1 i11 UPH. SHOP ~at. 15 yn. Love ly 2 Br/2 B•. Condo With sleps to priv. beach &li-4400 64i-3."l20 Th@ ranal In your \'ery <1wn Ut: $6.5,000. }~or tall" reatom, ENSENADA •tock • fixtures • equip tor L•g una Beach Hom e from ttus 2 bdrm. 2 bath 4 BR. BA YCREST boat (inc:Judt'd ), re-lax 011 tht I would Ilk• 10 trt.de In on $40. $90 per month ule. Namt, phone no ., 1llage Real Est3 te quick. l' 962-4471 ( :::: ) 546-11 OJ OWNER WANT S TRAILER! No other reuon to aell thia super llharp 3 btd:.-oom, 2 bath home with all the modern c onvenien c es . Cozy fiz"!,place, custom carpets k drapt1, heavy &hake roof anp manicured yard. Will ll'f!li immediately for $30,950 -found a trailer they wan!. Call 545-3424 South Cout fualtors Pool Side PeradiH Surround.11 this J5x30' pool, lots of deck.ir.g. 4 BR, 2 ba home w/hrdwd noors. crpls, IDEAL for year round com. home 'Ai lh paneled inler. _.. .__ h lh approx $Dl.OOO prime Wliil lnclu&1 all facilitit1. Coodwill t•REE. Leavl,.- N'w 1,.,,,-,, o-~, ,.,."" .aa11uY ....,ac , or row a ·a1 •· o•-t 64, -·· fort I. gracious ttla.xed l1v-Lovely lropical atrium off " ... ..-.... 1 100 1 or cornmtrc1 proptr.,.. 173-ITOI for inlo. .. e, o-o;un east, mu~t sell nice Bay· ?Mny or on your wa er-,,._11 ... ·-Ing. All ext~rior maintain. dining area. S74,500 ,,_ · ll 3 bd ...... -'-"'""''· Out f 5 I p 171 WIMOOW tintlfti: bu1., mac:h, •net attend~. T e nn i ' • J!Or-.tr: IN 1'1-fB TREES crest home. 4 bdrms, family """'patio. epnt rm .• 1 --,l~N"c=OM=;E'"'"U~N=1T~S.--o ta • rop. tint, thinner, deaner I •m. dining ,m, 2 baths, 2 de n, 2119 bath home I pric· courts. only 100 st~ps to pri-Wit h \"ICW of ~an. RU.!ltic Pd $49 500 141 2 btdroom, I IJ l bed-.mott. COit .$10001.ell $21(1. "-b aJ riooks in terior, Frank L I oy <I frplr.s tile enlry, t1rier dbl 1.t ~ mtte ' , · HAWAII-OAHU 6f5..46!7 vale ""''c ' ., ove gara,i:I-. Lot 80' \1lide. Ask· University Rtalty room, ow~n unit. Ftneed 1 --,,=__,-,,-.,,,-~~--1 glamoroos ktated pool, All Wright frplc. l Bdrrru;., 2 3001 E Cs H 67l lfil0 patklt, cloled prqft. Own-90' cix>i<ll!, rare wtrfrnt 1o!. Food stand, Nwprt Bch elec kit, ind: rebig, n.nee. bath!!. s.l5.0IK'I. ing SJ9.900. · ' t. wy. • er will finance. NWJK Hrhl:I: 25.ooo plus Ill 11· Beaut Arent Okie: Kuper dishwasher & dlspMal. Com· ErJGLUNO REAL ESTATF: CALL ~ ,., .. .J.4&.. 'n!W:-Pl!'tr''Bi:m!tt Rlty, Kineoht lay 25 min to Wa i-* ~ll * pletr-ly carpeted WaJ.l lO wall 318 Tahlia 4M-8093 ~· !· SPACrous 3 BR. 2 BATH, 642·S200. klkl. UMl'i>ld vu. Ne ... 99 yr I 'c"oo""'o,,-• ... ::c,c-.... =-c,o-.,-,.,~.,.. -.• thruout. Lower level Jaun-OPEN HOURE MiflR,C, bnaktast nook, o~ !>Mm I===~=-~=~-11t. '185.000. Ownr. Sfl..1351/ , ... ., .[.LTV U' J -·• ,· __ .. ., :rr<>RE, Office, 2 SR hou.e, .,,.,._.,._ 64&-3621. Tut, Thur., Fri, A: dry ha.t wshr/dryer, stor· Sat & Sun I to 6 ee 11ngs. mma •. :wa t .......... · ..... .JI!~•. Sa age room & double carpor 1 r. 3008 Dorn CL 4 hr +. S39.9:io. Nt•r Nt wport ''11 Office $29.500. Ownf'r. Mfi.58()9 ;::!?n1~Jfi.~~ih5l>S~ Ranches, Farms, ~~"';.rd, xlnt Joca . Thi.11 iii a corner uni t n (bast ll"·y [('It Qn Th11 l1a. PRIVATE ROAD San Clemente nta.r Harbor. CM. Will G rov11 110 tlon. Reaaonable. Will sell beaut lndscpe, patrolerl right on Ten1ple Hills , left tn.dt. s.tok1;r• 494-411158 1-----..,..=--,...,-= II t ro.1167.,7115 area. Qose t·• market & on Dotn. lmmac. 3 BR, den, din. rm. BY Owner, 3 BR, 1%. BA, HOMESTEAD RANCH • or par ·.._... .r shp'ng. Furn or un!urrt. Also LYNCH RF.ALTY 3 ba th home on lge, fenced ~nclo!led patio. full ocun 21 UNITS N F lu1ln•t1 W•nt9d 2 10 avail !or summi>r rental. 812·5022 or 642·3106 lot. Light airy rooira, manl. V\J $32 950 492-2585 aft. S 2 Ir. J br. Ooae kt 1hoppln&". Oewland at'I orest, 4 1 ~~=~----~--I cured lawns & braut. gar-p~. ' ' ' All rented Htg Bch $41(1 000 aldt11. 1 ml weal of Rancho Priced undPr market for di· LOVELY ()(_'('a11 view home, d dbl • ... · ' ' Callf. Be•UI meadows, trets. I-~~~--~==-· I d~ &: bltns. Nt:eds the cart 4 BR. + HUGE ... y '°" "" "" "· Full 831 0791 ens; . garage • 1uup. U • • p k 847-3957 rect u le. Phone: -· sparkling. 2 br. den. frplc, 2 Assoc. pool & pullinr rrttn. n1vars1ty ar -=~~='""°'=-,-,,,-,-1 Well. Jl) acres. ilMJ/acre, OPEN HOUSE paticls. dt>ck. $37.500. Ov•nr Best buy ln area. $64,500. CHARMING houM-2 Jge br WALK TO iEACH Parkrr Kimball, A 1 1: n t, Sl0,000 CASH + <'<Mlaltral l>or fa.It potmaw o( liquor •lore or bu1ln•11 w/pot@nli.J . Reidy to JO now on r:tetptional d~aJ . Phonr t1.1l'daya 1-f pm, 54trM&-f S.A. price '77.950. All !emu. Can A47-1221. FAMILY RM. SEYMOUR REAL TY 1nf1 Bf!ach Blvd., H1gn Bch 2 BA TH -BEACH O,.n 'til 9 PM $22,900 OPEN HOUSE Fa.ntutic ttnn1 too! Low SAT ... SUN. 2700 aq ft. down l1 alt you need . Mod· Mtred.Llh E.!ltt'ltt on IJ4 Ac em thru~t. Flocked decor ~11• Sunk~n for~ walls. Rich wood panellifll. di~ g room. All Tl!rms; OPEN BEAM CEIUNGS. Priced 13,000 BtmMarket. 20461 Kenworth, HS (So. of Adam•Ea.st of Brookhursl I Huie btdroomr. Entertain- ing fam. room. Eltt. buil t· Ins . Di&hwasher. Massive fi33.1500 eovettd patio. Towering Villa Really 1---~~~~---trte1. Well kept area close $21 ,750 'to beecb. Just ll1ted -Won·1 4 BR + 2 BA iuL Call (TH) ,.._Sii85 CLOSE TO OCEAN I OHi \l l OI SO\ ,. HtAk'"('N( J.500 Sq ft hOme , hugt" euJ-de· 11ac lot. Crpts/drps. formal din .. eltt bttns, nicely Iaod- ecpd, lrg covtred patio. $21.750. SUbmiL Call Sf7.122I 1'll1 Brcokhunt Ave, SEYMOUR REAL TY Huntin&"{on Bea.ch 17141 Beach Blvd., Hlgn Bch l-~O~N~L Y~T~H=E--1 0 "'" 'n! 9 PM GREATEST $35,900 -199-2094 t>ves & v.·knds. N g & I \ b ...,,., .. _ ~"-7166 SAT. & SUN. 1-3 Call 642·4620 for app'I. & d~n, v.•et bar, kar ew un la y .... uuu. .,.,,. . 977 NORIA OPF:N HOUSE Sa!. 4; Sun.: S ill G rund y, Realtor i"ara.ge. Swimming pool1, =H~t"r_Bcn __ . -"=7-_395_7--c~-,,,·l _R_a_•_l _E_t_l•_l_o ____ _ 3108 Tyrol , TO\\', 3 BR. 2 t•nni s courts, many t>i:lru. BY owner, 2 on a lot. W. Ex -•ango 1n CheerfU! sunny ocean \1cw BA fan1 rm cor lot ~ ho--. 'situated at end or , ' . , OPEN Xl nt cond. $32,500. 333-2721 WillOt'I. C.M. 1-cM~--,-,----~·I .. _ $34,9">0. * ,,.._,,.. * HA YE anoy to Lo•n 240 it?Tet. Coo l. invillng entry 3 unir~. \'U, nr bch & shops, S•t. & Sun. 1 to 5 Westminster vdth used brick v.·alkway. 9 2007 "NTI •GO lndu1t rlal P r.,_rty 161 . d'..... patios, \·ery nice. S4 ,500, ~,... ,... J BR, J ha, cowred patio, Bl.lilt-in ltilchfn with "'n-ID~ dn. 494.-4925 BAYCREST l~ fenctd yard . .$.tJ,500. washfir. 3 Bl!!'llroom~. 2 1------~---FEE 83.S-1078 I UNrT INn·r. bal~. $36 <.nn. l "Qr 11'1:.Uler l •g una Niguel IN ORANGE 1• .....,.. -5 Br iu1t redeooratl!d POOL lnformatlon A directions, LOVELY 3 br. 2 00 , 1 w/ wljaem:zt $69.!50. Call Gtn-~ ll a 1~ retum of ca.11 -outside cntn ·. Nigut'l boni.(', ny &l South Coe.st Rral Es· approx. l2¥-on your down J*yml'nt IOUndt Io 6 d , ~~O ~,,,, fam. nn. tonnal din. rm, t.1e. 54S-f424. I~------' plf!ur call ROY HllL tcr ,.,,./"TQ~r,c,rL,-niN'ly landscpd, 'A'/2 patio an appoIDtmtnl . ar('as. Open house Sun. lO. * VIEW DUPLEX *Acreage for ••le ISO WILLIA"MS·li"ABER REAL ESTATE 6, $32.900., have VA appra1-\Vcsl Bay Ave. Nr. public Realton sal. 24191 La. l!ermose.. bt>ach. 2 up, 2 dn. S72.~i00 lG-~ A 1 C. Pattela . &: ~10 N. 1'u.ttn. 0n,..e 1190 Glenneyre 51. 4~5_161. * TWO FOR ONE * up. 3."JOO f~. a tiludt,. 20 min. 639-8500 ewe -..l813 494-9473 549-0.116 cooc--c--,,-c---0~,--I 2 Hames on one lot in \Vest in TaJI Pines, nr Big Bear. OCEANFRONT 4 BR + addl., romplctcly i-vc Nr.,,,·port. ~9.SOO XJnl motorcycle acra;e or Lots far Sale 170 pool, COVPrM:! patio, adj. tn I I I Fro $400 BURR WHITE ""' m'" . m "'' FORECLOSURE MONARCH BAY hnusP, all bJtins, cahin II<'. 10 to l2'i'a d1. Bkr. An outstanding holne of 6,000 playroom 1tb<'lve dhl gar. REALTOR 675-4630 644-4670 ~ I.er• borH nncb nipo•- liQ. ft ., r xcrptional surf & lnrl~p<I garden. sctool. 10 291)1 N ...-Bl d N 8 •~~-~-~-~--~titAM!d flt!fn former aero- coa.staJ views. 6 Bdrm~.. min to bf'ach. ~36.000. e:w,..,.' v " · · S AC adj. to Na f l ForHt nr • ipaee eaiployN now ii•ail· I 49:-,....51-18 aft .1 BA YCREST &auly -:1 br, Bli Bear, be:aul. vltw prop. ·,•hJe at develoMni «lilt formal dinin11: rm.. ~ fam rm, St'plln.tt din'g rm, Xlnt 1hort ttrm lnVHtrnt,nL -,.. panele:d recreation rm. w/ 0\VNER open hsr .Sun 12·5. 2 ba + pov.oder rm. Loll of .$8250 F/P. Onl)' S250 dn. SAV!: S3000 NEW Office Building W/$100 K equity, .$27K Ne.t Income WANT BA YFRONT ltouae or Lot. W.R. Du.Beil: 546-n• llHI E11no W•n!H 114 WANTED 1st TD loan 6% ~ INTEREST 2nd TD L'oan TtrmJ baJe-4 Oll equity, ' '42-2171 ~11 Servlnr Harbor arta. 21 yn. Sattler Martg•g• C•. 33& E. lllh Slrffl To buy from own•r only 3 /miiiiili""iili•_,.., ... .,,I .... ... m. ' .. ". '~"""· Ca.sh f 9st .' ·,· ~tric kitchen, 1wimmin& " pool • Coala Mel& or Huni-inat011 Beach arta. Cill 1st l 2nd Trust Deedf ~. • FREE APPRAISALS Costa Maia lnvaltmlht . ~-----· --541-nn •nytlm'\ ~~-:="'·---=-· bar. sauna & bath. 6 ~1 SllOOO tw-low markPt .... 3 BP., mirrors & rarl' marblr. Lf;:r Xlnl lrrm1 on baJ. Bia. on lhtse fabul<lUJ, Olk atud. Bath~. Lov<'IY garden • F.R. :"\10\'l'·in con<t. Cl:i,900. roroer Jor. Wall~ patio, 6#-4670 ded. ranch iize 1pread1. , _____ ,., ____ Jll ~ J 311151 Graod Canyon Dr. 1 ki chP 1~-=--~~-~~ Loca ted in the boolnilll .... In $2r.i.COO. 496-371 4 t xterior iles, huge t n, 10 AC. ovriook'g Dar 1 South C.OUt area near Slin '""' Ill I~ I T urner A11oci•t•5 2i.., garage .Sp r In k Irr a. Tnduitriea pu~ 5(0) ac. -~O~peepo!rt~u~n~lty~--,..!20D~I ~~11111~!'"'~~"!'11'!!!!!'1 t lffi N. eoo~t 11wy .. Laguna LOVELY 4 BP., 2 ba. fam hMi1el'I pool. Low i nr~~c Mojave River re1or 1 Juan C&plltrano. Hlsb AAA HoUHI Furnished 300 494-11 77 Anytim• rm, vu or valley, <'lo.~<' to loan.Ov.·ntr, 548-4604 e ommunily. lmi:ntd above the ...-nor. private A truly magnificent horn~ 11' Ml. from Beach. :i story ~hopping, S45.ooo. 4~2l * OP EN S UN. 1-4 * reul•/protit potential. Bier. roa.d and. Jocked 1•t• roar· CANDY AND General bl. dowTJtawn HuDtfnilon 3 br 2'ii ha tinr@ family rm * OCEAN VIEW * Lida Isle 27 BALBOA COVES 1=64~'~"-'°~---,-.--,,...,.-antee the natur&l bl!a.uty of SNACK SUPPLY Bach. 1M'P malt~ bed-wtfr.ptc. ~ lrg comtr lot ~:00:~;. 3 ,~;·;!bl~~ 1----------4 BR. ll.•ale rfronr bomr wilh 20 AC v~w property, adj. to ~!:n~r S~il:.~~~: WE ESTABLISH r«:a phzs ~ chlldmi s bed· w/~ boat storage yd. As-frplc. Chf"ery 1<11ch. w/ L 30 It. boat ,;lip, 2 Balh1. prime Rancho C&lir. Glen Otwland. Nation11l Forest. ALL ROUTES rooma, lamily room, f'ol"mal aumabit S%7o VA loan. brkfst. atta. Compl etely O W SOTl 011·Tl('r will f1 na ncr. Oa ks an>a . )df'lll !or d trul .All \1Ulllle1 •vallable. (No .Hlllng involved) ~,:._,~~-tn Ekd..~il-Dick Molzahn Rltr ln!"lscpd., ..,,,ith n1cf' pa1io LI DO EXCLUS IVES 1-'0RTIN CO . REALTOR.If or avocado. $2,200 per ac. PRICED FROM .$9',950 CASH REQUiltED ~ --....-t area.. ar <7141 SJ-l·I622 a1·l!'a. Many extra~. $29.500~ Jmmae. 2 BR. S·li,500 1711-C Wc11tcllff Dril"P Termll open. 962-763.1. I.OW DOWN-EASY TERMS Plan one ............ 1975.00 ach:lols le: parti • ~l'llize 1""'S...-t'in-g~i-o~Bo"'l"ie-v~l'n-g'l'I-BJ__,.~~ •o-<o~.,~e:. ~l::\VPORT BEACI I 642.;iOOO 1 N V E ST M ENT only-~ Clreumatances force !he Jm-Plan two ·' • ·' • ·'' • Sl62."i.l'IO 2 ctr glll"ap, c<M'.tl"d hoat Wh ???? u = ~-~ ---N Callf Nr r ivf!!r , '" ol .. _ Plan lh~e •.•....• $3250.00 storai::e -~nclOled pa.tin • Y rent OPf.N SUN. l-'1 BALBOA COVES acres , o. . . n\ldll:te d11po1 on luc.W Excellent income for I few all tt'l i11 charm for only Only $22,900 1 ll7 VIA YELLA WATERFRONT Only S29 do1''n, $29/mo. feW choice pa~tl• whose hoursweektywork.(Dtyalc: $4&.500. Lovely 3 BR home:! Lg yd iv/ ~'""' 8,,,::;;,'=" uu. 3 RR. nn l5 ft lot. $63.:.00 Translerrtd -Mui1t sell! A!M;!--00<7 f t. 152 ~zi;1r1 o~:~~ 0';°~rll~~~~ Eveni111a). RefltHna: a.nd ool. O Tl!f. f'l:AL "'-E'°TATE:RS fru it trtts! All terms~ ·rrlme loc. 3 BR. 2 ba. single Pf1 rtmenf1 or•• Jeclinr money from coln op. HAFFDAL R EALTY * 499-2800 * J BR+ tam. rm. -40' $69,9;..o story. Nev.·ly dee?'· J<~en~d LUXURIOUS BAYFRONT complete de!taUa and oolor erattd di1penaers within a 142-4405 White Water View Y~· 30 ft. boat shp. $75,500 2 BR. 2 BA, all electric apti. on-mie pholos. Buy direct quaJified. •re a. (Handles Evts: 541-2446 Only tor ~hose who l1kr the ~BR+ tam. rm. 4S. S77.500 8 111 Grundy, Realtor Brealhtaking \"iewi"l'ol bay front !fie devd<lptr: name brand candy and 1-==~V::;:;A~C~A~NT;:;:;:::==: 1-~•""""GO=LF=ER=·s'"°'o~E~Ll°"G~H~T~•-b!'lttr 1h1ngs Jn lift. 3 br, 4 BR + din. rm. 75. S7S,500 8l1 Dover Dr., N.B. 6f2..t6ro & ~<?an. Deck " under-ft.ANCHO CAPISTRANO anackl). For Ptr.on.al inter- 4 BR + FAM RM lmmac 2 A: den, 2 BA, Calif. 3~ ba + family rm + for~ DON'T MISS THIS! ground parklnr. Hi speed 2172 Du.Pont Drive, 1trn I view ~ hllme, addreu SAVE $loo0 classic. Blk to Meadowlark mal Jiv'sr rm. 2·1tory. Im-Hi inoome apts. SUI.COO rt you wa nt larre master ~ll'vatora to all Jeveli. Pr\-Newpart Beach. Cal. t'96t and phone number to Multi· C. C. Cr,>td , drpd, all tlect maculale. Very near u ndy bcdrm + 2 otMn. Cov pa-vale baytront t.lc:oni... SlJ..l22l Stat• Dlatrlbutinr, Inc .. 1681 • tAe new cond.. Walk to tch!.11. blti"'. B•.aut ld-~p. 6" ~. •-·<h. Pvl --d & w,.kw••, W•ot e-·dw •--•-· · . ......., L....... -·A I "'''"' ... ·ic .,...n '"" -Luxu~ 3 RR ,. · tJo, ..i.y yard, din I lam, Sw!mmln( pool, boat docb. ~A MESA CDRNER ""' •Y. ,.... ... ..,un, ...,_ ... ,... ........ crpts aMUm FHA. Appt oruy. •~.~. .,, · ining mom, .,.... ....v.,~ ,._ -(71<) -~ ~· """' Jroo · $154 000 room for boa!. All for S31 ,900. From $42.500. Only 10% 2 8USIN"ESS LOTS '-«· .,,_ 1 •et-.-. 4r1tl. bltns, pkturt intty Ownr. 846-2l'l6 Principals By appointmPnt only poo m, view • JEAN SMITH, Rltr down.3121We1tCoutHwy., Bolh For .$39,sotl! DlstrUtutorsNNdecl- ,ard w/mv. patlo. Priced only. Ca.II llrsl, 494-8361 . NB "7 ~· ·-••rs • Ou below appr&iaal at $33,~ 3 BR l BA "Dutcll Hawn .. R.ealex Real Estate: Lido Nord Baylront 400 E. 17rti SI., C.M. · · '" --.n; ~ • I of town cwne:r nl'MI N1tionl.l Marttetin,r Com· .>JI ftnna. C.aJ. ICT-1721. w/w. crpts . cust drps. ~I 917 Gle nnei«, La,i: Bch Contl!'mporary -t BR ._& mtls. l ~~=;64;:;6;325;;;;5~=~-l;64;-c>~1"'-,-~. -;;::::-::-::-::;::c:--= actlon.C~ll ~ ... sub1mlt your pany. NEEDS NOW. Rt- RENTAL FINDERS Fr•• To L1 ndlord1 6-45-0111 4JI W. t ,tti, Cotte M .. SUMMER Rentals: f In er homes in beach are.1. Bill Grundy Rttr. 642-4610 e QUIET BACK BAY -l Br. Sml pet ok. Move In loday. 1125. AU. Rent1J1 e MS-3900 iMl-UTIL PD, Bach at heh, ytlrty. Redemr. Hurry, Blue B•acon * '4Ul11 e l MAN'S OO"AlN ~ xfnl klc, pet olc. Util pd. S90 Al.A Rentals e 66-J!IOO LA'GUNA·f130. Ulll pd. Nice 1 BR. 2 blkt to bch. S~YMOUR REALTY ~lee bltins, auto \l:ate r 5flnr. 1 * $46 500 * F:x!ra 111ri::-c loc. Sri!.000 BLUFFS BE ST BUY Busln••• Property 154 ~~·~tal~. eAuut ve a.rent :°~rv~ ~: !c,~.:':; 17141 8N.ch Blvd ., Hlltfl Bch con1pl lds("pd w/ sprnklrs. ' howan.b lowson Jt:r.. BY O\l'ner, 4 BR :1 BA Condo, LF:ASE June lal. 2328 E. Pa ddock Rlty 6'45-3070 ptOdUct routlfi. "Hunt Snack o-n "W 9 PM rhildrens ploy area. Assume lmmac. 3 Hr. homr, :.:ltn •cal<°" br:111t dr('Qtlr up..,..11;d1;d H Cd.. 1 tt --,.,,_,..,__ ______ _ .... 2 c I · · ... Cm~t wy "' art s c 2~~ AC. Ol:bin sllf', Appl t Pack". A new multi million .~~ $600 5~ f'HA <1r new VA, .FHA. J arr11 . Lov~ly i;:munds. ar 3416 Via Lido 67:-r.i.162 lhn1oul . .$~:t.!IOO. &44-144!'9. bullflin11: wllh a If Jn In I n I!: Vallry; mill. at 4 l'lf'w doUa.r advtrllled products. SHORT term rtntal, 2 Blue Be•con * '45-011 1 l•lboo ltl•nd TOTAL CASli -Condo like S2ll.950. 0 11,·nr. Mli-6867 gA~a11:r. "ircplAc('. Prime Lido Nord • BEAUTirUL !'I hr. 4 h11, p11rkln~ 18'. Ownf'r (2l:ll . recre11t'I lnke~. t f , 250. Part or full time. Comp;iny hl'drooin OOU11t, neir bta.ch. new 11hag crp1s. lh;uout, REDEC house, big RB lot, * $62,500 * 5 BR fi ba 1.,,,1•1(>varor ~2 fan\ rm home In Oovl'r 326-{,{119 Submit t crmi, Bkr. If.Cured M>catlons, commPr· Sl&J. ,, 4!M·83~ r:uat . ~-. retrlf .. wuhtrl W11\k lo beach. u n d f" r !-'11ntns1ic Olrlr En11:1ish hom•. rt Joi Pii:r '1.. float $!"7~ 'oOO Shorrs. Lge pool & pallo Commarci•I f.M...#70, elal 11nd ticlory. ~.• _P~~ln1~f.a ..... drytr. An!lque pa~l!nit. S24,ooo. 420 12th S 1 · • Woods C(lve nl'f'a. Xlnt . Tfp of Lido 0lsie . . garrle-n. $97,500. Call O\O,'flt'r P roperty 151 -'-'-'--'-!A=CR=1=r=1CE=---NO SELLING SUMM&R 3 bf, 2 ba, 11., kll rlerora tor paper. $21,500. ~~2145· Open houst Sat & .1trounds ~/Int~ ;,t .shrub!!. Braut. 4 BR., 5 8a. home 2 6'12-3203 Golf oouru lot, Applr Valley CA.c;Jf REQUIRED .$600 to v.·/e-ncl paUe . .$ 2 2 5 /wk . Call IHT-~; Evt1. -....r71, · PLACE REAL1 Y 4~9704 frplcs. 56 fl. water fron1ai;:c. TH F: BLUFFS. hy owntr, 3 ~CRE ~or k O:lm8~:l Stable• SJJ.000. Owner mutt sell. S2.t9S. Writ" for more Jntor-Wkd)'fl 71415Q..o671 , ex :l!M; 968-U78 I FRANCISCAN FOUNTAINS 2969 S. Coas. Hwy, LB Room for large boat sl.ips. BR , 2 be , Llnd• model. eaw ac w/..,,, net f'll!I . GIMy Morrimo, a 11.nl matlOn, Diltrlbutonhlp Div, Wkndjl 2l31t4S-296.1 tdl&ol. m HoQ'l~. by owner. 2 Story, 4 p . $.iOO 000 <'Orne r gn?-enbfll, Nice view. net. fi73-2262 or fi73-S123 ~2295 51 P.O. Box 3155 Torrance, : ;hj ''!W t~, ~~. ~~~:~i 2 ~:r~.R~A~~11~~ruy .:~~'~;",d~a R::;~ w~~':,.:0Nr:ua1 ~,,.C_ond_lo_•_• .. _m_:_:_ium __ ' ___ H_o ~:.~o=-v==CE=,,-"~~,.~-e~".=CM-,-,..~:=-,._=E""'~' I ~~· CIVE PHONE 1.;:L;;ldo;;;:;;;l':'';;:;;:::::;;:;;:=I . 2 S'J'ORY J br121; ba, tam Call 494.gj61 l BR., tam rm. 3'1 baths priced A down, 8)' owner, $21,500 l71h St lhoppinl' a rt a IUYING Macnab-Irvine C BR, 2 b&.. ocrntt. Crpta, nn w/trplc all el~ kit, Realex JUaJ Es1ate CSx.81 Lot. S9J.SOO 675-UO) V•('--lnt. lmmactd1lt, 3 bed· $22,000 fiTl-9509 A IUSINIS$7 drpa, elec bltnl, dlhW1ht, din'1 nn, • evnJ Pa t Io , 917 Gltnneyrt, Lai Beh 4 RR. 4 ba. 90x88 $142.500 PANOR•MIC VIE W rm, 2 bath •·MondOOlo", trplc, ne'#ly painl~ ttrnt-~.!m. 847-4633 5 BR., 5 baths. 50x00 "" Belt buy In ~a. SVPtt fin· 1W Jct mned for I "1\lb, Al"IP )'OU buyinr prorill. or out. Sunkel! hrid: patio, bltn B" 3 b ~' ha 1 OPEN HOUSE SUN 1 10 a • Baylronl. S149.000 of jetty A main channel. 3 ancini avallablt. Fut po&· abovt Hunlinptn Harbor. ll01t1)! R.emove 90$1 or tht bu-b-q Sepuatl: fenced 'owntr -r ... ,.. · IUTI LIDO REALTY l:">C. l3R ' ba· Mme w/forma.I .$12,0CIO • S3000 do w "· rbk. Get maximwn ltvt.r- pl-• -~~ or ~ --~. rm, Jct tot. 1 ml 1o beach. SH: lo apprttiat• th is ne\\·ly ~.• 77 Vt• Li"-6,.. -,300 d ·• ' .... 2 ~I if!Stlon, "'--·''i"' •-im. •u •-·. ~':'. 'v-A" or ••• ,~ ••• ,'-s"u S"l'500 down, u•um~ 6"' VA n:!t~ cutlltandln« cul!"tcm· ·"' "' "" ..... 1n. rm., stwuy; ""cs, L•rwin Realty, Inc. ...,_..,. ~ ..,....l.JW ~ plu1 pro1ecuon. Save on r""' .... ·~ -,., h ·1 I I l h l ... wet bar. Ntwly rtderor. ei .... et.~-· x 200', cuh outlet. VA ,:_ •. •...e-"Ht. Joan. N•. •II. 962-•. u11 vew 10me .. r,. ""· r•• S411 a nytime ~" ~r..i"•u-tN ....... -""""' di n'' rm + fllbUIOll!I. RR.ml' V:l('IUll 32xAA In! u1.:JJO On (Indy brach, Sl69,SOO --C-1. PR.OF.; .o·x1r kt XI' INVESTIGATE lttentlonGI buyers-f Br. 2 ba home, tuUy Ind• rm w/blln tw. llurry on 2 RR I h11, 30:.:i\8 Sl7,j()I) t allll 8ay~id" Dr. By app't. 2 BR, 1 1~ BA Dtfuxe drive , Ct. ~4J .5 35T , BEFORE YOU $250 moves,_ In. 2 br 2 bll. scpd. CioSf' lo shopng a.rr"s, thi! one . 140~ Skylini> Cr, 5 BR . fa.miJy rnom, 3 baths Bill Grundy, Realtor Condominium In •du 11 5'2-47'1 INVEST twnh... ••. I·.~. '71,1 he h, publi_c & pnrochia.I , •n ......... A-ent l46-2JJ.1 4:i'<AA 1.A1. S!\lr.iO 83l Dover Dr N.B. 612·.fGro community. Patkl, pool, ttc. ..,.. Y"ARS ..._,.._. • ..,._ .. Ac-"'' .,., .._. D\.'"1Yfi¥ -LIDO REALTY JNr . ., BY OWNER. )49-0614 R-2 Im' In prime erta, .... L .,... ................. ~178'.); BlWfl U A 3, tchla. $29•7.JO. Call 962·2'237. WOODSEY SETTING l17T Vin Lido Gil--ilJO e OCEAN~llONT dlx du plex , C.0.ta Meu. Plana Jor qulll0on8, mer1•rs, opera· ~alty ComPlll\Y OIARMING ADOBE 2 l..4t. BR., 2 ba., hlilt LR., pat». 0/W, wuher A: dl)tr -2 ctr pr .• no Jll!ta:. Yr. ltut • S400/mo, from May L. incl. •ardf-T"lf'r or S me. 1ummtr rtnta1 J4.\00- Macnab -Irvine 642-12Jl '7.1-nlD M2~3J. 'lU\fNHOUSE near Beach Ir Ollrm duplex closr fO bra.ch. 1 """""""""~"'l"""'l""'-3 Br. up 3 drt, SU!'l,000 Saw your t.V • :t s no! duplex 1.va1f. S.l--0719 tionll A: .11dmlni8tntion in 1700 COMPL dn. Cu1!<1m 4 Shopping Ctnt~r: .C hr/21.ii Tvo·o 1 br units. S·11 ,500. 1' q11tck cru;h for II with a Marlhit.11 Rtelty 675'"'4£00 tar! Ju!t reach for )'Ollr IT'S Beach bcMlM tlmt. Bii· dlVUH lndualrif!J. '.' w HIT ll r1 --·~1 ba Priced below market --c'°"""~~-'c=-~-1 pbon.e " cl.JI Dt.ll1 Pl.Jot AXIOS INC e-~·•• Br, 2 B• iwrv., dshwhr, B.; Owne.r: S36-49if . Call 4!U.8,jfjl DAILY PJLOT C1u1lfitd 5 BR, 4 BA. Htr pool. C:uiltl:ed '4l-STI Qaq:t rttt a.!lecdon ever! Sat tM • l[)\!rl'Nftntl'IC )IOUt 0b®M? rtfr\l, «IC. Pool, S22,500.I-'--.::......:.::...::"'---R1'11;lrx R ~ J E.!ila!f! Call 642-5678 4 chA M;I'! IL By OWn!.r. $&2,<m Finn. )'OW" ad ... tod-.yl DAJLY PILOT Ouetn.d 714/541·"'1 "C.lliti" . .-.TI tbMft aru 90-l lf!O For be&! resull.5! 6«2-5678 917 Glr nnt".YTI', I.Ag Reh DON'T flv• It iiww.y, pt '--'l OX!---'S.'-n_.tt.;;"°:.._c:.D..:"..;N..;B_ ·----------'"'-""'---------, _1-_ll_AM _____ l_-l_P_M" _DtJlr_.;....l'llo __ t _a_•_u_lllMl ____ 1 • I I I I I • . . . . . . _.,._ ..-Htwll MnlthMf ~-. Ne.,...t-. JOO 'Aouat Unf\H'ft, • 305 Ho"'" fuml w l• Apts. Furn. 360 Apt •• Untvrn •. Unfurn. 3101--------' . . ~A;.t, u~ ;NS A;t.)I.,,,. ...... · ... -, • us Ajll, \In!""."· . . · · ,_,.._~~.....___.,_II ' , . I c .•• t, Mua (•If• M,U • ====-===~====;;;;:;:;=1 Co<t• MoM t---.,-----1Co1ta Muo . c •••• M.t• Costa Mt.•• '' WAn:Rf'RNT ~•wpot't SHAtaP s·~ 2 BA .. bltns, L*._la&. Al/AIL Now·2 er. i1i1 ba, -::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;i;j p.,k.LI~• Sur NUndifttl Quiet Adult Llwine !' htand. Lrt dOI""" 3 Br ow. _0711, drpo. 1135 mo. FOR RENT OR FOR SAl..E: """'' furn .. F .. 1hly pa;n1od . • SUPER VALUE • "t'Sflilm'· . .i: 'Elet' •~· ·, .~.~··:f"~ .N•""1 llt«<atod 1 • 2 BR.. ~ dupl,ex. SWlm a: bait dock. 2 Call Ra.y Caull 540-U51 125 Via Lido .Nord, Lido New ~· Pool 6464610 HARBOR VIL' .a .ap.a •TMENTS ;)II •W Gar• Pool. O'pta, drps, No WH~· min . May-Oct. C1,EAN 2 Br. F<nced·yard. ldt\ q.11W~Mter.<.-0< BEAUTIFULLY FURN. """ " ... A\I<> ""J?· Bacl)olor Jl'll. * "2.aM2 ' 673-'861 nr t•I 687• Gar, s1ove. s 13 ~Imo , Bril:hlon G--4547 2 Br. iftd pool., Adulls, no 2621 Harbor Blvd., Costa M,esa , Sell The Mood i"ot ~,' Npr~~t·~+*·~~u11<111P~.~ l BR. untum ddim towftl:lsi, ......,. L · •• h · ( · kl 2212 M p1 (in back of Farrow Really) -~~ ~ -~"" 1y....., • Ho-.Unlurn. 3G5 ••••• -·· ,., .. "'n ° . • ' IMM.acu• ATE '. • .. ARTl"'"'UEAPTS I pvl pat~ .... new r. 2 BR., pa.tlo, bfo1Jl'U!., frpl, l or 642453> " ~ Qutet'Aclult livlne M f"ft"y, 1 ' •I adlt:s. pet OK. $165 mo. Dl9 F ~ ,._._ .. ;_., t;ml child. Yearly. $1'8. 2 ~n. Sl!iO lncfudlnc utilities. sm . LOVELY 1 Br rum. 1 & 2 'BDlM StUdl• Apt.. ht ept''• a~ • bltns 1m·Santa rAna /lve .. CM .Cqolk1£t, Ml)..nf.7 -Avail,.iayl.i1.64Mf>20 ~{10 older pe~ple ·. Ntar 1toN>•. Quiet adults. FROM $115 : ·BHUUfiUPool J4r,Api~ 1 • ~NEW 2 Br. frplc. betms. ""~E , •-j 1 led ~ill. 2 BR hou.se. partly l9SD Pomona Ave, CM. I . . l . I l . J Br. $110 lnclrall U!il patio, wtw, bltne. 1 ..ault. ~ . ~re,~ Ulll pa.Jen ceci furnithed Yard. OldPr ftllk• Condominium• &43--0728 Desirable ocat1on. palJO. arae poo • I UD· . AdWt1 Of\l.Y-JIO pt!&. * llt ·ND NE'"',* Yearly .. $1)6. • .Avl May L ~-.. ~· .. -·~·-~··-~-~~44 ·Santo Toma11 Unfur n . 320'D'~E~L~UXE=~1~8R~.-.. ~,~h-.-,-11 dry room -built-ins. · , · · · 241 Avocado St. '43:o879 Ill "1 14~ )'U'lll, faa111:1 rm., children -· · 557.9049 or 545-9081 eves. &: Sbn. · · ........ I -~~~--==--1 A Pet. OK.,'$210 p/m. D•n• Paint Huntlntton lauch Sl5 wkly Ir up. FurP. incl LA OOSTA APTS, 1 <t t J:W'I,, *' ~ Br. Mesa Yerde,-new I & L ulll. M•. "'" '"m' ovl. .... ~~-!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!~~!!!!!!!'!!"!'I"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ n · CORD .. D A' Bl.lna,·-mln& ....... ··&\'· ·'I""· t.ri """'"· ......... . Wa kier ' ee LSE ....... ' Br ...... , ... 3 BR, II> ... Buill-ln "' E. C•mloo. 54&-0451 A __ pt_._u_._,._,_ •. ___ ._3_65 IApt. Unfurn. us . • . AP.ts .... All ul!I pd. $1;0 "1$,111 Cir. ll•S-lt.1.1. No ,., .. . II . • -fnod yard,, ~. bltna. S275. wa11:her, dry~r, nfrlg, stove, SPAC. well fum 2 Br apt. -2077 Ch•rle St. ·~,. •. '"'"70 ~~A~.1!• ·~~-pe.tt~~ *$1B~~trr!FU. L 1 • J ·BR. / Rtallor~ 331µ2 zar-lito. ll3:322-2S.1'1. Children O~ 714/894-:->1811. Pdvacy. adlt~. no pets, 768 Bal~ fleninsul• Coate Mete .-.>""""' "'" • ....._ "'"' -n--r•vv .,.... . '71i82.£dinger H ti I le ch lagun• Hiiis Scott Pl: 646-2323 -;--,,,--------SPACIOUS new i A -2 BR. . • Cq.ntemporary Garden. Aptl. fntJ· .842..(45.> or a>tl'.>-:'\140 un ng Gn • · / I:;:!.::::.;.._. ;.-:.::;;. '-.· --'--lli:iii;wr;;;;;;;:--;;;;;;;;;--;m,-JUsr built! l Br, 2 Ba, den, 2 BR., cpll, dt.'PI, b1tns, w/dwhn, litra· cio.e1.s & WILSON' ~EN AP'l'S. Pa'~. f, PI•,. ~. , 1~ QUIET .atlttac studiot $11~. 1 d L-......, " tAAD RENT i)R -NEW dlx. sngl ·~ 3 BR, 2 1 Br. $125. Adlt~. no petA. ~undeck, b In,, crp!A, rps-, refri1, up•ITT<, infAAt (lk, cupboard!, luxucy •ha 1 2 BR Unlurn. Newly dee. $1£iO-.Jl66. Call 546-5163 • . LE 'SE OPTION EXECUTIVE Living-2700 sq. BA, crpts, rirps, bltn~. pool. 71 ., Eld•n ,1_ Apt 6 Oceanfront w I bay vlfw. , lndry tac. $140. 543-7729, crpt'f, hf-aut. ·rec. tac. Ii Nf!w 'cpbldrps. S p·J c LG 2 Br, l" Ba •"·"-apt. , 14 . Jt.S390,4BR+lamilynn Chlldren0K.1cencaar. "'') ._,.-.,. · Adults only, M pets. 9fiS.'.ltiO .. ~ Pool.Petfectforadullswho l).1)unds Adlt! no pet. r• u•l,W!I Lar•t <( bed home • 113 week up 1500/ I _, ~•4 11;•/mo·. ~" y· 0 u n t •. ,· n. Ni,O'peti, 1amllie• tinly. Priv. 1 · + oltitt/den. 2 tripes', 3 ha. grd & trash pkU,p inc $265. per mo ease. '"~ :z BR upst•irs Apt w/ appreclale lovely, quiet tur· "" ,......, ._ ,A 726 J St Sl'3 in Mesa Verde, new ipani1Jh-1fyle inner Bkr.'837~. .,,·/kitche-n~. S25 per..,_,., C d IM . rnundo"na•. Wov E. tH-~r, turn W. pat.,... 04M , • CJ p k OTEL 54•97~.. or ona • •' garas;e, stove o\,~h·11. Util ..... '"-# IUuu . i,..,·· .c:!J>e!. ~ ~ IU'KI courtyard patio, 1 blk f11N11 D uplex•• Unfurn . l soi1 ,cc"''"=-A-Cp10-''-' ~M~~·;----~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-ii furn, Adu!Ls only: nG peti, <In Wl1ronl ·~·MO, \lnl studio apt • 2 ......., mo . .....,._ .. , a • puk I IChls. Near beach. t BR. Carden duplex, rara.e:e Sl40 mo, 169: w.a IJ)U t, ORLEANS " APJS. · VACANT-Rederorat~ 'thru-br; l~t ha. Limit 2 children, !' s BDRM., FtmOy nn., park Avail immed. C~ll 714: Cost• Mes• Sl.35. ,Quiel, mature adult. 5'18-4i9S4 ... ·~ "tlUt 2 Br,·] Ba, cpts. drpt, no.pet!. 995 Valencia, Apt 1 · like yard. c.otta Meu.. Kids 6'J5..BSU or 714:544-6306 . Re(erences. 54&-8007 .., ..., l IR. $lU . 2 BR. $l40 ~ltir.'littN, 2 Ynf children 1160. 2 Br, 11,.S Ba, lri, quiel. 1 ,I , .OK, btk., ~ • ~th. NO CLEAN l Br/2 ba, v.·/w e 2 Bdrm, patio, gar. NEWLY Decor. 2 BR. 1613 a,. c:;.., -,, Pool. Bltns, ttpta. drH.' 'f» "-ADULTS ONLY ok, no ipets. "\yalk: to Ha.rixtt GE kit., 2 cu_ rar, I'd>' ,, FEE. ~tno. ah!!.&'. drps, bltiM, Great ADU~TS ONLY $1.45. Santa Ana Ave. $145/mo. ~ children, no pets. 32S-"F" 2 Ir 3 BR. Avail. Private .fl· -ahop'f. $1351$140. iSO Jo9,nn , stor rm. Adlts. 548-6432 i • LAGUNA • 1 Br, wAlk to Joe. Lease $W-Rtnt Sl45. 5"48-3835 wkdyi •It 6 pm. 543-&112 or 646-<ITIO. tlv, pool-indlv, laundry fac. St. Info 6U-14DT . S1~2 br, crptg, 1 or 2 OC!'11· Ch!l4 It; pet ok. $1.t."i. 17342 C h • P P a r a I I.n, STUNNING Jg 1 Br Garden ON Tm ACRES E. 11th Pl., C.M. (Nr. Oran1e Co. Airport; Tus-HARBOR GREENS children Gk, no pets. Nt 17th; ALA, Jte.ntal.1 e 64>3900 968-3454 alt 6pm or be!.1. 11-1 apt. SmaJI _do•_ ok. $lj;i. 1 1 A: 2 BR. Furn, I Untum. ENJOY pnvacy'!' Delll.'(e 1 tir a t 17th St; ru·. Wt-alclilf). A. Placentia. 53&-1710 1 e FIXER UPPER. 2 Br, ad 10am "4wtrnentl ,_119"1: mJ. fttt. MJ-S530 FireplaCfl• I prlv. patios, Br. bltns, refri(, ept/dtp, GARDEN A STUDIO APTS LOVELY Br M UXE 1 ft.. •-I Pools Tennl11 Contnt'J Bids!. gar, bale. 962-'180 ' 1741 Tustin, Co·!~ '-fesa "-c'" t 2 3 BR' from sun 1 • &tutt loc, kids & pets. Av! now. DEL n.uum '"'u11e "" "J'&2 BR's . No pots. 900 Sea Lane. Cdfl"I 644-2611 MJr. Mn. Thompson 642-4641 Pt: n. ' 1' . Adult-No ptts. Rtas. 2:w: h' $12>. boat or trlr slor11ge .1·--------·1 POR B VD 2BR.C'r])ts,d~,bltna,1ar. 2700 Peiersoft Way,,C.UL A Placentia Ave 646-3160 1· i• ALA Rel'lla1!1 e 64S-3900 $2i;l/mo. Call 142-2216 for .&.;.ti. Furn. •.l• 2EO. NEW T L (MacArthur nr CMst Hwy) ntwly littar. M!!tt Vtrde , ----------546-0370 . ' I '"f' -tu 112"/ N ""!!~~~~~~~~ ' -~~====~-I BR. used brick frplc, wl w, e POOL·-2 Br, 1 BA, bltJv;, Appl. 1 BR. rn. :. mo. 0 = Area. Sli-0/mo. 962-9541. * S1.30 UP * * REGENCY *' . bltns, btam ceil, imlio, S135. I , epll, drpt1_ kidt 1: pet$. $150 4 BR, 2 bll. activity rm, Gener•I children. * CORO\.IDO APTS * GARDEN APT. 2 Br. w/w GIANT 1 It. 2 BEDROOM! 2 Br, 1 Ba, crptg/drps, aeU 1 Adi t. Yi!arlr. 642-8520 ALA ~Itta.ls • 6G-3900 frplc, wet bar, nlCfl y~r<I. * CUSTOM FURNITURE * Cil! Sl:>-t&4S • 2 Br. itud~ It. s~et level!, rarptt. Stove. Bltm. S150 Gorgeous, park·like uttini;::. rll!an 1as tivl!n, f'nrl gar, pa· . I 3 Bl>RY. + tamlly rm., full S2fiO~mo, water Pa Id. RENTAL. See ad~la.u BlO. D•n• .Potnt $1£5 & up. Dshwhr. lrpl, dbl mtJ * 646-2181 Closed prages fot ma.'\· 1io11:. 548-3605. 371 W. Wil30n 2 BR,~ .BA. cpl.I, drps. bltru;, 846-5972 all 4 pm or wlmcl~ carport. L A R G E Pool. lmum security. Qui!t;atreet: •-•crtvE 1 Br snal iar, 1 child ok. No 1 1 diniq .rm., built-Ina,, brk. _ . * Call ~3481 S1l-J31& , 2 BR, apl, pool,, close 10 .. Ad I lOJO * "~ ; ~ a month. NO FEE. CLEAN 4 br/2 ba, newly lboa I ** NeW Jge 1 BR apt. !'lhop·~. $1.\'i ' $J.to. 313 E. . u ts. M pel!'I.. Crpts, drps, blf~ + tefrie: ~I!. '145 mo. 54s.9537 :_ Nl!"JICltt, Mo-1720. dee, ahg c'pt/drpe;/bllllll/gd I• Penlnsu • $150/mo. yr lea~. lat & FOR lease, delx, all tltc. 17th Pl., CM. 348-6537. ~Y11,"~~:n As:~ u'::_ 1;'' bl,: No pet~. Jnq. 28611 L&Salle, TM futl!st dn.w in the West 1 1-loo. $230. 96s-:M91 blr 9 or m WK-<X."EANFRONT la!t + $50 dtpMi!. 496.-4456, !gt, new w/a view 2 BR, l .API 1: 549-35'24 •. a "-"y" Pilot"''·-''"'-~! t-$140-2 Br. ·llltns,, yd, gar, t 4 BA apt. All bit-in! incl Buy the new 1ruff So. , ot Newport Blvd.) J.1C1J '-1&NUl-=u ' baby.&:-,;...., .Mir cal ok. _at' · Lovely &chelon, 1 ·BR · 24622 C«dova Av~. &ll the old stuff_ M2-M9G -Call 642-5o,I NoW! Ad. i42-5671 . I -·~ "-ndo bl .• . n •• , u "I dlshwahr, dhl. aar, Adil.I -,-.,-,..--.,---~--c= -~~..,..--'--= 17"7"-'-TC,,--,--... ~-_Blut le. KOrl *,6CS.011 1 4 BR, 3 ba ~ w/ tns. Mai MrvlCf'. ruu . II . SINGLE, .TV, pool, ptbl Ok. only._,._ 992 •pt U f 36.S &-t, U_~··-n. •u &-t" Unfu 36.S -.&~ .. Unlurn. •n. f• -$220/mo. 1122 DH'rfif'lll Dr, eti15-81409 $25 1r·up"\l·kly. Dane Marina "'"""" "" • n urn. _,, """" ._ ..,.. •· rn. ~ "I"' -~ • •5,. .. SPARKLIN!o •-•. •GIV/~l.·"'.':_,.1d·. Htg . lkl\. 213/823-&W. BACHELOR • year I y. Inn, :Ji!ll Coa!llt Hwy.· 2 BR. 2 Ba., '!1<1/fpl, l'f!:t., I V<.TI '" "~' dishwshr k bltns. Priv. :-Sl40. HUntlngton Har.bour Furniahed apt. u ti lit i e I Huntington l••dt ... k' 1~' I pd •. ., • .••nta•· . • .,.~3900 pald. }''or 1 man. $8,5/mo. . •u ec . ..,,, fl.-Io., utl , ,........ ,..,.. ... .,.. Ad lts only, no JWts c ! B" 2 "A h bl t $550 BEAUTIFUL walerlrnt 613-6790 I., Q • ta H · 702 PO!natllia Ave 671-281!1 r--'"l . " • m, Im, cp 5' 3 BR. 2 ba w/1undeck &, 1 BR !urn 1.pl on penin, Util U UJD ermosa ·, ~ -r .. SITS Avl now! 2 Br '1 B• "1>1 •••• 'pt Bl :: * 64~111 dock, lo~ or option. 644· paid, 1 blk Imm heh. RPnl · • · i._ " • : u a.econ 4132, &14-4721 by wk or month. 673-i'368 SP!lnlsh Country Esta.te Liv· rirpll, hltns, hurry S210. ·~E~d~t~.;u1 ::i·. ·~~; Fount•i;;-V.lloy CoroNi· del-M•r • ~:~-e: J~c:,~~"~r~~ ~~ .:i~7n5:1;\963t).2062: a lt ~. $110. . * LRG BACl-IELOR apl. Uribelievabl~ Living • Only S1&1 ·• I BR garage apt. ;~ ALA . Rent:&!'_ • 645-3900 FOR IM.' ll;nlnac. 3 Br, ·11'.i Shag crpl!'I, ulil pd. I Br unf $·150:.furn SllO Crpts. drps, stove & refrir . , ; 4 BR .far11ily hm, gar, tncd ha, new 1hat Cplll It drp11, S120/mo. • 644-7792 2 Br unf $175 fur n· $210 Y•·ly. 2 adulta ·only, no pets. ' d ~ .. • ,. 1195 . lrplc, bltns. $ 2 2 5 I m o . C I M ALL UTll.. INCLUDED 61~936 : ii;;' M~~: * '4S..01I1 968-9Ml or 2131241'-1188 os • ••• ---Special · Borius; a silver-LR=G""'lccB"r-,°"2ccB"•-.~ ... .,., ... _w-.°"n..""°'t • L•1un• Be»ch CASA de QR01 plated candle· snuffer is IO;C; Ocean ' Blvd . $325/mo. j . ~!:?,~~!~ci 21~~: b~~~~: CASUAL Calif. Living Jn la your1, U yo~ .bring thl!l ~d .._&7=:1-691l<~"'· .... =~---- ' ALA Rental.I e 045-3900 1t CHARM. 2 Br, 2 811 . warm Mediterranean a tmo11· when you visit our mode ·. 3 BR, 2% BA DeJuxe apt. So. I Vie"'· Pr!. beach. $195 phere, Sp.acious color co-4 blka S .. ol San Dteao f'rwy. Of Hwy.' ·See Mar. 322·8 f ,r = rt·~~-rf. ~~:;. yd. Lea~. Owner 499-3633. ordinated apli • des(g~ & on Beach, 1 blk ~·· on Holt Mara1,1erite Or ph. 61:l-1171. ) Blue-... con* .. S.0111 MoM Verde fu.rnishfd tor •tyJe le com· to 16:111 Park~1de Lane. I 2 BR, 2 BA,· PATIO 1· · Jort • Heated f'OOI • Kitch· _ 1714> 811'5441 \'i' IM. 118 Marigold '73-2644 ~ Bayshor.. lmtTMdiat• Occupancy en w/ indirttt lighling • .. 3 br, 2 . ba, all Wint. i 1.ro. Deluxe RIO. Adult8. No petJ. L•aun• B•ach Option •vail. The 'Doyle Co. 1 •BR . .$175 furn. ClfARMING 1 BR · apt t" Eves: 83J.6341. UTILITIES INCLUDED re 11idefllial nelghborhOod, PARTLY turn &pis. no ptts. Lra Bachelor SU!t util. pd. 1 'Bdrm SI~ utt\. Pd. ·c1>-e731 Cod• Mot• BAYSHP:R.ES: 1 Yr LEASE $300/Mo. 2 hr, l ba. Plus guett rm Ir bl.. A 11 .applial)Ce:s, drpt. Re t •. 645-t4m. CorCNi dol M.r FOR sale or Jeage -l.4e 3fill 'Y.'. \Vilson ·54z_1m very quil't, on Lombe.Fdy 3 hr, 2. ,ha, bltns. Corner Unboli•v•bly Be•utlful · Ln, clo~e lo b • • ch · I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii house. 587·7238 or 673-8096. VAL D' ISERE GJ.I"den Apts. Emplo~ sina:I' ad u 1 t Newport Be.ch Adults -no pels. Flowers .,,·/rer~. $120 lncl. utll. 'Br, l be., drps, crpts, ---------·I every11i•here, Stream 1r1 ~·......,.,-~'-' -·~-~-~ wl.Shtr It. dl')"er, }"A . NEW Bluffs Home by 011i•11tr. \Vaterfall, 4a' pool Rec. Rm, Downtown Ap•rtment. Exclutivt CdM. Y e a r I y 4 Br, 3 Ba, fully crptii, drps. Sauna, Sgls l·] Bdrm, Furn-1 BR, ~an view, I bJ(l('lc to .$300/roo ~eaae. Call 644-i69:l }'REE. 6 /ino tennis club Un!urn. from ,Sll5. SEE IT: beach decorator rur"ish~. :·,WATERFRONT 3 BR. <4 Ba. member:ship It m a Int . 2000 Parsons, 642-8610 nt-iv Caipets, drape~. Pllinl. ! honw, · newly redec., on $385/mo. 7U:892-l6M. * $130 UP • Adul ~, 1 lea~: S200 mo. , aandy beach. Sl,000 Mri. ·Adults Preforr•d GIANT 1 .r. 2 BEDROOM! 4g.,.:mg alt ~ pm. NEW NEW NEW YltLA CORDOVA :. Bill Grundy Rltr. &tl-46:!0 2 Bedrooma, ~. baths ••• $22S Gorgeoua, park.like setting, $t00, f\U"fl imall-eo-,y---.~,.-"--· : 2 BR tl .amalU, I ·bfi, 1aralf', REALTOR 548-8966 ~o.ed l&l"!'i9 ·~or ma..'(· nr bt'lkh. I responsibl• Enterta.ining will be a pleu . • :_· teoced .Yard, crpts, drps. BLUFFS Condo: 2 Br/2 ha. ~~~~ sec:,ity,:~;~t ·~~;~ _•_m_p_lbY~ yng man. 494-4200 ure. Decorating this lovely, ;.<> ~~l • chee95rtu1 1, $250. 718 den, poolii, Nr Ele111 &. Hi Fullerion Ave (Harbor to BEAUT. ocpan fronl l BR, 2 spacious apt \Vill be a joy. QUIET·SAFE cNear Back Bay) · 40 Unit Adult Ap•rtment Complex I & 1 BEDROOMS ! vi"..,.. .M&-4 l<!hls. $300/mo. 644-13% Bay, lhPn So. until 2 blks BA. oj)p. ViClor Hu10'1, 364 • Special cabinet spac• • lo•=-oOIARMIN==="°G~2-;bc:r~. -,,,..,....,.., 1 S•n Ju•n C•pl1tr•no So. of Newport BJ\'d, 642· Clilf lJr, 4!M-6453 • Lock rar'ages w/ lg •tor j 1 ftttpla~. patio Ir yard, . -8690 1 BR, nr beach Ii m<>p11. 1 • Bm cell • Lndry • P ario1 $300/mo, yr lease. 2212 4 BR &c tamily rm. Br;\nd NEW LRG DELUXE APTS ,vorkinr Ji1dy, Refs, $1.10 e D\V/diaple Hugeguatve 0 WaiuJrOnt Or. 6'J3...3456 new Troy home. Bill~'· dsh· B h-fu $ll9 50 incl uti!. 494-ill!O e Special &OUndproofi~ ·~o s 2 B •-11y .,,.l'lhr, ctJI$, Pfllio. •PMnklers. ac rn '' • ·'' ·' -~---• O..p 2 color sba1 SP""" U r, .. m rm. For only $275. per mo. Call 1 BR·furn , •...• $149.50 Newport Beech carpeta, drapes: ! • ~!'-· '"l'aoos. frplc. $2&5/mo. -49'3-1!t36 or 493-JCMI. 2 BR·furn · · · • · · $l7f.50 BACHE' nR 11 tu d; o on GAS It: WATER PA.ID ~ UNFURN AVAILABLE .uu , 'PJUVA'fii'il'A.TIOS . 2 br, 2 S•nt• An• Heights ADULTS ONLY NO PETS watrrfrnt '~'/flOllt for 2R Mo. to Mo. From $\40. B >Mt •-•-h h ' P'''' boat, $21Xl mo nn yrly 2323 Eld~n Ave.· C:\f a, .... ,. I, ... .,.., '"' w r. 1760 Pomona "2 2015 Walle m. bch. S115/mo HORSE Property. % of An -• l!P. li!il paid, no ~I~, SI!, 1-fgr. TPcl \Voodhetd )!early. 48.1 Mominr Canyon. •C. 2 Br. home · po o I , 67:',..266:1 646-0032 Newpert a.ech Nowpoft ·a.~dt., NewPIJrt leach ' " ,Jn« · squar.e. apej,bxieots '. . ; I. . , , . , AflN91)~,S TH~ AVAILAllLITY OF . 'I-'. .•,. . , . ~ ' '• ' ,.. . . . . two·'!\.~,~ · THR!E l!pRO!).M •UNITS F""" I " . . '. ' . ·~:·' ... AD~JS DESI.RING. TO Ll;t'E >WltDST BEAUTY . .. ' ' . IY THE SEA. IN JHE ; l'RE.STIGIOUS WESTCL"'." , ' , • I -" t , , , AREA ' 01' ... NE\VPORT·'IEACH •• : ,) .. ·• FROM $230 ' . ' I ' . ·For Information tet.pho.,e Mr. Robert M, Buckley, • I ' Man•geriat (714) 845-025~:or-wrlte to The . . ' 01111:9 Of The Manager, Mariner Square Apartments, 1244 ll"(ln_e Avenue, Newport leach, Celllomla 128&4 USE THIS HANDY ORD.ER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! 5 $HORT WORD_S MAKE · ONE LINE_;_NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES May llL 613-1099 detached rec .. room + 1t1op GARDEN LIVING IBR:--.-·1.--~u~,.~1-.. ~i !!!!!!!!!!!!!ll'!l!!!!!'!'!li!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! or barn .. S37'.'i/rno. '_'.rnr'11 Quiet, attrac, pleasant. Ulil Garagt ~~~:· 10 ~t'kl i ;. fA.IRW·A··y· ----.,,...~,,-.,..--,-----,.----,----.,---,--,--,--.--_-,--~---I 2 BR, lrpl. bltn. kil. Beam ctil. deeoralor IN!sh. $225. !\ltltor 173-6.510 IM"P. Avail ~iay 1. M~14fl paid. He11ted Poot bch Adull.', no p e I I ' TIMR TIMB TIMll ,,~1a Cotta Mtt• Sunsot Be•ch 1 Br $140 • 2 BR $175 67:>-2930 art 12 r.oon AdUll!, no M,l~. BEACH duplex, l BR,4hsl'~ VILLA APTS. WHY PAY S250 RENT? S2500 buys 4BR. 1% BA Dbl gat. ·stucco "'fonly $231 PIT!. POSll'. COE OCEANFRONT, Jge modem 740 \\', 18rh St., C,l-:1, trom ncPao, SJ'.\a nio tit I home, for famHy, S:,00/rno .,. 50 • I v .. r Lo ... R•I•. SUS C-.&SIT-AS Jo~ 1;. oHI pd.""-'"' 2&llR't ~· •'·0 $10.6S $15.90 21 31592-18R3 * "" eve11. I Priv111e p11.1io, pool • indiv, ~~-~~-c,---·I Lrr nicely turn Bachelor It. \VATERF'RONT: s19a • mo. laundry fee. $S.IO $1.21 $13.10 $20.10 _U:;;n:;iv;;.&:;;r;;1;;;1;;y;;P;;;;o;;rl<;;;;;;;;;;;;~l l Br. Furnished model• LJ!ase. 1 Br., bo11t sl ip, NPar Orana-~ Co., Airport l lM w/optiori OK. Prim• loc nr mkt ctr, achools. Shown. from ofiice. App't, Huny -Qwners up pricts. • open dally. New nnlal rates priva te pal.io. 67:HM67 UCI. Adull& ooly. ( · $6.00 $9.76 SIS.SS $24.JO We have UNFURNJSHED .Ii 2110 Newport Blvd, 0.1 DELUXE I rl t d 2 20121: Sanla Ana Ave.. 1 ----~-~-------~---~~-....,.-::-,----'----'----'-----1 FURNISHED "'nl>I• '" HOLIDAY-PLAU-Br ,;...,:;;',~ ~.,~:~: In Mir. Mn. !oaeh;m, Apt !-A PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 , SEND BILL 0 Univl'rslty Park ~ Turtle DELUXE Spaciou.1 ). BR luxury. S24J/mo. 642-621.f. 54"215 Roel •, .r. ~ul~~ 00 1 nsider 11 1 • turn a pt $135. Heated pool. 3 BR lllfn mnbite home COR=s~1c=A~N--- pr v1 ere •v '"' P you ao v" Am 1 "' No h"ld • .,.,.,,. .... u,ina need• · Pe par .... nr. c 1 ren y!hores· Tr Pk, $125 mo NEW 1·2-3 Bdrm. All bltn~. VACANT I REPAINTED ii ,, __ ,.., · · no pets, 1~ Pomo , n yrly lsP. 5411-9890 shag crpl~. drp9, closed gar· 1~ sharp 3 BR home near CM. N H . h · Ages, frplc In .l Br •,1 mi. Irvine Avf'.. e • ! Is Ide. BAYCLIFF "OTEL ewport •11 ts E. So. Coa.!!t Pla111 . Ott Sun· FamiHe!'I nnly al S:m5 per M month. C•Jl Agent 546-t14l * LOW WEEKLY RATES* CT.EAN I o~ 2 Br: A~ll.!!, no !lowpr at Ro~~-,\Jzr. at 421 Kl V 'd . pet!. Lg kll. S1.'5-S1511. 24n \V. StevPn11. '.'it.l-2321 2 Br. tam rm, 1% ba, frplc 6' tche.n, T 's, ma1 M:rv1ce. £. lSth•St. NB. 646-IROI indoor bar-b-q. Av a 11 Heated Pool. Lytle Rlty 583 \\1• 19th Ml--9493 548-~2 lli•ti1111i119 •• '' •••••••••••••••••••••••• P11llili1h f,, , . , . , .. , . , ,,.,,, :i ... l(i•••l•• •....•... •'• ..•...•••.....••.....•..•....•...•...•.•• Nt"'• ,,, .••• ,, •• ,, ,, • , ,, ,, •• , ••, ••••• , ..... ,, , ,, ,, , ••••..••••. , ........................ , ......... : ................................ . TO P .. Ull COIT , P~I ,•11,ly •"~ ·""''' 111 •1c\ -.•c• •lt•w•. l11clt 4• Y•llf Mlolr•u ., ~,'t.•11• · ~u111lt•r, -411. c•tl •f v•ur •ol it •I ""• '"' •' '"• li11• •11 .,.Ji j, ...... 1111 ••rol •f v•ur 1ol I• wrlt• ''"· ,.,, 11.00 ••••• if ., •• l'•ii•• UI• •f CAIL Y PILOf tmmed on monthl9 rental, "SINCE.l94G" '6~6-3265 Apt. Unfurn. 365 QU!f>-:T, 1 Br. pt•ivl.tt palin, ~1 U , r S.y ~11.m Cf'il. bltns, ~hig, ) ••• 1er•i•• 1 r -mo. PP lit \Veatern Bank Bldr LARGE t Br. centrally Gener•I ~. country ,. 1mo1 p·h 1 re. University ·Park klcatfll. Pool, car P 0 r 1 ·I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;; \\'/VI". S150 util incl. 314 Dale c;.., .•. , , .•• , , . , , , ... , . , . , , ••..•• , "'•"• .. , . , .. , . , •• , , , , •. , • , , , , ,1;,,. 1: M5-flll2 D•v• 13)..8101 N l9ht1 Adlls, no pets. $135. 560 \v,1• 7>.,.·1..,c_,_1..,•c-i~:>-<=1,70,.-~~~ : ____ _..,._ ______ CWT Hiit -PAtn OM lOlll tMYl\On -------------1 :1 FORr.ntorl,.2BR.2bo. H•mllton. •u-<110 or VENDOME ALL ELEC . GOLD 1 condo w/b\tns, d11h.,,·Ar, wet , 545--01(,(t • M'f.DAtLION APTS, 2 BR, t bar, 2-cu aar.,.Pools, $210. 3 BR. 2 bfllha ........ i 3:15 CUTE CLEAN w/crpt l IMMACULATE APTS? 11, ba, Crpt.~. dflM, patio } ~3961 4 BR. 2 bathl .......... i:u;; BR ' $125/ Incl 1'1 • ADULT •n<! \'it°lli'. Nr bU!'I &. snapping-, I' CHARM howt _ 2 br + d~n. 3 BR. 1 bi;, faa1 rm •. $325 Ad~lts. MR.;'°be tttn. atu5..;~ FAMILY Sttuon f'ncl rarage,-Adlti, no pets, ~ pvt S-tio. :2-(:lr gar, eltt 3 BR. 2 baths; lurni1hed CenlPr ,St. Mrr Apt E. Clo,•• t 1 e shopping, Par k S\5.11. &l(;..3515 -.... ......,.. avail. June 20 .•...• $400 .. :.,, ""'"" · '* pac 6u1J 3 BR's, l ba ] BR. FROM S15."i : ~ne1:;,.•"";M•" e;,s. eel h .....,...,.,....,, *,Swim ))()01, put/grttn COMPLETELY RF.DF.C , •]: ~~n ~n ~• ' I •11 SPECIAL l,Aw Ratei from * Frpl Indlv/lndry fac'I• CLEAN It. COZY FAMILY •,1 aa::ER.nJL 2 Br. houlll', r I Sl5 "'k. Kit. avail. Main 1145 An•h•I A UNITS. CONV.·L0oATJON. j:? JM', ~ It\/, retrij:, S140. ierv. TV ' Ph. Sea Lark OJSTA MESA m s:2•2t.24 VILLA MESA APTS o'I '113 wr Wilton. 646--1728 • . . MOtel, 2301 Npt Blvd. CM. • t '·" 11!t W, \Vilson 646-1251 t LEASE .. Cute 3 BR. Mt!N REALTY 146--7445 • 1•J' I erdt $235. A ·1 5/1 Univ 'Pl.rk Ctnler lrvlnt • $ 0 •-. It •nd * $170 * I! ~ey~. st&-S880, ~~1366 . call Anytime W-os2o *'Studio Apt 110 LARGE Spaciou• I Br: 3 Br, ]\9 Ba. patio, bltn.~. 2 BR ntwly painted crpt'd . * 1 ledroom $130 1tovt, ttfria:, crp1 /drp11. r.rpti, drp!. Ask about• our 4 <lfi,·d. Pvt yard. Opp iolf 4 BJ_t. 2 BA. CUlverdaJe. Pool MAPLE ~-r .. NJ>:AR l9TH YPar round nnly. $100/mo. di.scount plAn. S80 Center ............ Sl.Sl 541--0715 e.vea. Privtlfget, ~/mo. '4S..034t 20.1'9 <tnnd C.nal: 61J..5270 '-=-'-'··~C~M~. _64~'=...,='~'~---r-'*Call &4Jo2996 • --~ ---•· ~"A VERDE t BR t.M: 1n ('OIJJ'I, ~11 3 ROOM $80/mo for ~rson l•lbo• Peninsula ,.""" a~• • , I I: d Gait# t u We1tmln1t•r r 8 . ---dl'luxe 2 It 3 Br, 2 Ba, rpl. ...... !"a 0 f'nny a 39. 20 37 • 2 DORM. Yearl)', Likt encl rar, Sl45 .t up. Renral childttl\ $156 mo. _,lt * 4 DORM S. 2 Balh8, family ~eAtml n11ter, Cl.I , lnq 240 nri., '-11.h.lrt' adult11:. 419~i Ofr.: .\09.\ MaCI Av•, NWP1' JJCTS are.a, a Br, 2 room. ;Qptlon ·tn bu y . ~8· Cr.t E. Bay. Call g1:µ172 att M.6-10:14. r•· r-. ~"rm, crpi.l/drpt, dbl SZS/mo. 1714'1 ~l!M· QUIET 2 BR duple.x, bltna, g poi, "''knd11 ~2°"'B=R~.--~-,.-,-,-1.~gf0Vti ~~ I#·. $2». ss7-7621 Gara1e chalfft"etf! Sfll your lA.r, P11tlo, E-side. Middle 2 BR, ftp!. b11lrony. 3\..\ E. rPfri« incl'd. G11r•rt. Ptxil. ~ O.rmlnc 2 BR. w/w e,,t&. "J;lephantJ" tut. .call 0.1· •Ir@ <'OUplf. ""Pt'18· 360 16th B"Y· \VlntPr ralt', $113/mo. all util pd. ~itll~ onJY. M :~ ttJC1 ...... , Ip )'ll'd. Married l,Y ~ 0.U.itied Mw! PL M~28.\ t'lf &42-1291 Yf'arly Sn5/mo. lnq. No, C. pets. Mir Nl'I. I, l83 W, qil ...,, Want OK.~ ~ Far &;sl ~sulllf fl2"ii71 '1~1521 nr 3'1~777:1 WllMn St. I --\ • .. ' - .IUllNESS RE,LY MAIL ""' • .,..... ,.. tl. c.... ...... c. ....... Oren1• Cot1t DAILY PILOT I', 0 , In 1SA " GMle Me1e, ~If. 92'2.6 ! I • Clt11HW o.,t. I .. • j.;-"'( . . . .... • ' :"'Jo•'., "'""' .. . . ' ' . . . .. , • .. r · ... " ~ .. , .. -.-~-~~-· -~- ----·-· .... '• " ,.,, "•I .. ,,.,., ,..""" ~••• + ••• • • • a ... 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Washer .,..-. -~:·:3~~--T_r_Oj,1~11. ~;;,•·1 :-"" 7. Out~ard ~tor·~-· -~~: ~or.~~·~~-: 8. Stereo Set 36. File C1binet 64. TV Set 9. Cou<h 37. Golf Clubs 65. Workbench 66. Di1mond Watch ' J 67. Go-Ko.-t .. 10. Cl1rinet 38. Sterling Silver 11. Refrlgtr11or 39: Vittari1n -Mirror '. 12. Pickup Tru<k 40. Bedroom Set 13. $twin1r·Mochino 41,-JiH!lo·.frojodor •. 14~ Jilrfllqo\r• "; · . ;1 ~;J.~W. /f'f>'•! ... 15. Machine Tools 43. Po~r Table ·~-Dflh1'$"-' .. ·";\'144 •. W.•~ "''""' 17. Puppy 45. Piano 18. C1bin "Crui11r 46. Fur Coit "19. Goll''Ci~t · · ·· 47. Oropos 20. 81rometer 21. St•n:tP Colle<tion ' "22. Din'"' 'sot . . "' .2~. Ploy, :f'f!'. 24. Bawling Boll ·25. Wollll-Sis 26.f'.-..- 27. Suitc1se "'21. Clock ... ., • t .. 48. Linens 49. Hors• 50. Airpl1ne 51. Organ 52. Enrcycle 53. Rare Books 5'4. Ski Boon ·ss . .t11ah tt;01i-. 56. Coins 68. Ironer 69,1-,Cfmpifi9_ J=f~iJtr _ ' 70j.~A'""1• ~n .. 'l'r";J (:I.! 71 . ta,,. 'Recorder A .. 72; 14fij>oot ""')..-11 I 73. $1>9rts Cir 74. Mattress Box Spgs 75. lnbo1rd Speedboat 76. Shotgun 77. Saddlo 78. Dirt G1me 79. Punching Bag 80, Biby_ C1rri•ge 81. Drums 82. Rill .. 13:' 0.sk ,,. ~ .... t }. t ? > 't 14. SCUBA Geor ... ' ... •' ,. •. -n ... \, 1'PI' ••• ..,.._., ....... ... ' , .. _, · l'"'s• or ony other extra thln9s around the ho11JC .. can be turned Into cash with a "' ,. . DA I L·Y ·· P~ 1.-0 T :.WAN T .. A D . -. . so Y. ;:--~::'~ r. .. • .- ·to,._..<, . ere. -.• '" , d •• LEGAL 'NOTICE L'f:GAL NOTICE •A• uir W l"lllOI (0Ull1' "I.'-THIE ITATll,.OP CALIPOl'NIA POI THI! ~OUNTI' oil" OllANGll ' 1o1 .......... NOTICll 0 .... HeA.ltlNG 01' ... Tl'l'IOM 1'011 "lllOIATI 0'" WILL ,ANO t.ITillll TllTAl!lallTAllY 1!1t•I• of L'OUl5 M01tll'5 STEUIElll , DK ...... HOT ICE IS . Hl!lt,£1Y GIVEN lt'ltl MARY LOU1$1! 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NOTICE 11 HEllEIY G!VE.i'I le 1!\t ~~1~fi' Po~IOtt";' ~:.,':i c1~"':1i!~~:;,"Z 111d lltcf'dtnl Int rf<Hllfed lo tol• "'em. w\11'1 lfll fl9CUlolrJ VCIUCl\HI, 11'1 11\t off)CI of lt!t (!tr~ or t~~ 1bow• en!llled court, or lo P•t ltM tntm. Wllh • "" ,_...,.,., woudlt"' lo mt undtr1ll nf$1 1! lh~•f"" ol hl1 1t!orntv. NOltMAN I!: CA IOU.. 101s Elll10tt euudl.... "°' w11f' J>lflll Sf'"'' l,01 An911t1, Ct llfornlt "0017, wl'llcl'I h 11\t 111.ct or bu1lneu mt ""*'lfgfld In 111 m1tN11 tNrl .,. ff>t ''"'' ot Jtkl llKt"dtl'll, 11111'1 lewr 11"10t1tti1 111" 4rl1 11r1! "1btlc 110!! of 11111 norlct. ·1 o.1ec1 ....,u H, 1tn • Fll!ED C . ."111.0Pll:OUl!T, Jlt. · EJKU1« of lltt Wiii . of !Pit ~ n""ltll llKlldt nt •o•MAN •• CAltlte LL IW.lfl-111~1111111 Wt ""' ,ll'llr •• ,.., • ' u. Mtl .... <t11ttni .. •11 Tth nn1 '1 .. nn l,..,,..., .... •~«•191" Pvblt"*ll. ,Orlfl9'f Co.ii D1M, P'olol ....... ,,, ,,.,,.. ,.,.,,., I. .. 1'11 Ml·Jl .KIDS LOVE UNCLE .LEN ' .. Soturdoy• in The DAILY PILOT -'5 6 7 8 . P A · I ' L y p I , L 0 .. ~:T · ' 'C:··: ·L ' A ·S s I F I .E D - 6 " 4 2 , • 1 ~ ... - • DAIL V l'Jl.DT %7 NOW ~YOU CAN ·. AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Saft Clerntrrte ~ ii BRANO • NEW 1:.i. 2 ~ . ' Bf, ,uoo ... tt. Qu'!;i cul~,.c:. Panonmtc vli:w ot ~ Adulll Qnly $JJJ. -~- Enjoy $750,000 health clu b & ~pa; 7 pools, 7 tennis OOU.'tll. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2.- story to:wnhouses:-;w/ 2 or 3 BR's. EJec. kitctr en.,' private balcony or patio. From $175. Sub1terranean parking, elev, m8id service. Full·\in~ f?Od J!)prk et.,·dry cleaner. beauty salon w1th10 complex. '1 beaut. ·model apts. Y am to 6 pni . daily, other times by appt. Jamberee & San Joaquin Hills Rds. -N.• of Fashion Island. 714: 644-1900 !or leasing in!o. PARK NEWPORT APARTMEHTS Aj!lt; Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. c-.'",-',-.-M~.-.. -----Huntington Beach 365 * fRESH AIR Walk 3 bllcs to Beach! Beaut. big 3 BR apt. w/w BRAND new 2 Bdrm, Avenlda Ro s a. For 'information .ee~Yt, Addle Stile Hunt R~aJt)', 1s.c. j Sant• Ana , CAi1 BE BEAT I SINGLE STORY : Sou!ll Sea .A-Im 2 BR.. 2 BATH ""1>e!s • <b-po Air Conditlooed Private Pe.tiol HEATED POOL Plenty of laWn ·Carport· A Stonge HIDDEN VU.LAGE GARDEN APTS. 2500 South Salta S&nta Ana. \1 546-1!525 2 BR, 11; BA . 2 story. Cpts, _ drps. all bit-ins. FU'epl.aet, PooJ. Rttre&lion ~ r o D m . Lawxlry room., Enclosed gara~. $190 1st & last plus 9ecurity d e po s i ~r No children or pets. Avatl 1'1ay 1st. ·549;-0674 crpts, drps, bltn1 eXct-pt ''!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!1 .. IJ refrlg. $225. Nope-ts. ~1711 1 'A pts" . 3 Br fre!lhly painted I Furn: er Unfurn. 370 • ~ J (i: ~ Br ap ... ,U.On1 dcaOO:i. Aii' ('Clod, lrplc, 1----------- bltns, nr'11hop'g; ,schools & Generel parlc. 'Kids·· ok, no pets. $1 40. Htd pool. Play yd . · '~ts, .Orps, bltn~,. ,patio. ·{'f.iewly deeoratrd. Kirls ok. 19911 f\.1npl!' No. I 642·63·14 "tm'CO!l'l"g:l No. ~ ' tMS.11627 e -1 BR studlO apl, '1 ~-;-h11. End of cul-0'·~!'. Pvt fe,nced patio. s1h. ut11 incl. 339 Cabrillo. ;,.!~ or . 8'46-..1648 RJO...J~g , 1 & 2 BDRM. dfl'luxe apts: ·rron1 Sl !'i, 11.ll ~I e c. , · dishy,·aSher, ga~e?'i. 78111 Glencoe, H.B., Call alter 5. 213/921-4111 BEACHBl UFF Apts ~ew 3 Br, 2 Ba, dshwhr, pool, pa!-io; 82;l1 Ellis. PALM MESA APlS. 1 BP. untu1.s •••••••• $135.llD 1 BR furn ........... $1'9.50 &chelors Fu.nUalle<i b:'Dm S135 2 BB •pta $175 mo. 1J?O.l mo. OK ' e POOL • SPANISH 842-8477 or, 847·.39;)7 2 BR., Gardeu· Apt.. Lrc. & l BR, refrig, ,bltns •. crpts. clean. ·Closed dbl garagP. rlrp11. $135 mo .incl util. Qu.itl cul-<l~qc. ACluH1. Adults only. Tndewindl l09A O"-rbftlok Ln, CM . n1 847 •<11 ~ ~· 'Y ......, : .. ~ve s ; 2 BR. t.l BA. Garden Unil1 ~7fo6I. .• Shag crpts, dr,ii, dshwhr, Nr Huntington Ha.rbour patio. beam ceilings, frplc, gar. 2650 Ekien. ~2 aft TrlpJei.: -. ,Qui~t .. are~ .. Lrg 1 7 pm &"sun. Sl6S/mo. Br · $140, 3 BR'. l'f-40. Pets ok. (TI4) IJ:46-0071. $1a> • LRG 2 Br, gas pd. j...aml)lla:hter Ap1 s, 36 0 2 .Br,. clean. .$< attractive, Victor!f!.. Adlts over 35, hltn.s. air coJld, patio. Nr. '548-2407 Broad\1'8Y shop'g center. Kids ok, no pi.ts. 11.10--1548 J BR. "l 'ba,• Crp!.'I', rlrps. Lagun~tfieaCh' .... .Blt.n.ll, Nr ~hop!ii & school~. I --''--------- ·1010 "D" El Camino, CM. CQ)\!J'TWNE virw. m~rn 2 Open Sal Ii Sun. 1'!-5, $175 · RR , 'l BA, bltins. deck , I b)o(.'k b£>Rch k !lho,,ping. Adult~. $195 . .(9-1-'l!0'34 )!i BR ,, )'~ ba, · } • .,need NEW 1 biP;,o.2· bl.ks· V.ictoria Jal\(lacaped yard, ill!J'&Rf', Sch. Oct-an vu. S200 incl util t'("pt ;g_, drp1, blln -1 yrro\l,l\d~494-1&» dishwas~r & g e r,b 11.11: e. :Mesa Verde e SAl/.l'IA e JACOZZI 1561 Mesa Dr. Corona 'def M•r .. CHEERflJL. 2nd , f Io fr Jarden 1pt, 2 BR, ~-pa~, Adlts. No pets. 644-3208. ~ Costa Me1a *. •. * * Et .P .. rto Mtt• Apt• * T . *· .... I 1 BedrQOm Apt1. ' I ·SL30 & up Incl. ut.ilities_ ~ furr Pool & Rl!:creatJOn area; QUl!!:I Environmel t. )OI\;ltreet parltina:. No Odl- dren, no pell. ' I 1$9-1961 Maple Ave. [ 'Co1t11. Meu. BAY MEADOW APTt disposal. S200/mo. No pet!i. ~~-~-------Avail lo sf.ow : rcntin11: ~1ay 2 BR. New crpts, drps, 1st. Call 494-2328, E. H. closed g8\"'; !'fr' lf-h·tr'p' • g . iv.. ._. • , , · ~ , ' &Jen Adults, no pets. Sl-45 /mo. Beam ceilings, pa.nelir.1, pdv SPECTACULAR O('Canlrnnt '~~:!Stl:f· ' • "'.•"'' · patios, recrtation '~dll™f•· C k a h . AU Adulu, no l)eta. vl~w. 2 BR, 2 BA. rpls, N•wPort Beac "· l f .. .,..,-• Bachelor Ap• • 1 , .. -p11, ~\., re na:. .,....:i. mo. 837-l.170 • EXCEPTIONAL · Bayside * 2 BR. from $165 *: 1-----------· I LivihJ:"-2 Sr:· 2 Ba . -* •, l Bedroom * , NEWPORT BEACH Vnla Oranad1 Apts. Four ~rooms w\lb balcorf . 1e, above:£: ~low. Graclotia Jivlnr & quiet &llmll,ndlng for faJhily with i.?hlldr?n. Nee.r Corona 'de! Mar High School. Fireplace, wot bar A: built-ln ltttciw-n appll1t11Cf!ll: · ~ At.llGOS WAY 644·2991 ColdWeU Banker & 'Co. Managing :#ig'ent 541·SZ!'l e N£W DELUXE .- l BR, 2 BA Apt for leue. Incl llP8C. maS,tPr i>UitP, din rm & dbl garagP. auto .door o.pc)1er avail. Pool ,,&.'· Rec, .. are;. e S265 e '!'! '865 Amfgos \Vay , NB f'urnlture 11va1L EI e v, 387 \V. Bay St. (btwn Harbor l!Uh-trrranean prk!ng. From & New,poct B~d, -~ Qli. N. S.17:'i. , , J , , , of 19th SO. NEWPORT TOWERS 642-2202 OALL 646-0J'i':r SEACL1Fr' Ma.oaf {\pis. 2' BACHELORS • 1 & 2 BR'1; Bi;, Cpl~. J:fri>s, bitn;, 'pool, 1W_11. .or unfurn, St.OS up. pfiv patio, .studio type, ]l,i Pdo1. Laundry rm. Adulta, Ba .. Jnrint ok. 548-2682. 1525 no pet.is. 897 Center St. /(pt Placentii. Ask about' our 2. 642-21111 ~~~--~~~~~~~1 'dfac0~111. ' · . ,2 JIR S125 unfurn; S145 furn •. 3 BR: 2 .Ba, .beEAN Fa'rnllie!I welcome .. BIG VrEW, crpts. drps, elee -SU,ft · APJ'S, 20 .f Jl..~049 bltris, whrldry. · A. p f s , Wallace St. Phone"54!Ml)l l 295/mo. Yearly: 673:7452 ~1·sq ft 'lg 2 Br, ·1in Bl., • LID.1JR!01JS '2 br Condo uU rm fot wh/dr; patio. >*~: ~ Adtlks o.ni y _ gar, cpt/dp. $16S, ~ ·westcl1tl Villa .. SJ15. Refs. I or 2 BK. Jurn or uni. I'.raSI': 675--0110 Cp(fdrp, pool, nr 1nops; ttU OCEANFRONT -1 br apt. pit. 1884 Monrovia. ~ Crpts, drp~. Util paid, Hu"tlngton Beach • Sl80/mo, )'rlY. m.-0983 or 675-~21 . Managed by • ' 'Wrt.t.rAM WALTERS CO. 2 BR, 1% !>a, cfP!. ·drps, bltni;, dishwaSher, AfiulL'!i pr.' Jioog Hosp. $165 mo. ~z_.1:187 ON BEACH! 2 BR. Unfurn •••• F'rom $465 ·Furn 2 BR Apt Avail. 2 1 ~R-l 1s BA , f."lrepla cc, patio: pOof. Arlu!1.~. lmmedlafl' oc.:·upancy. sn;; . mo. 6i4-Ii62, 834,-:WO,S "ork. T6WN AobsE' drlxf'' 2 Br, 21;, B8. blliiB, trpl. palio. enc gar. Qu ie1. 67!>-~11 I/MO. RENT BONUS *NEW* C.ome &ell!:' us • Be:.~t for less ALL~ BATH DELUXE n<'Wly decorated 2 Br poolside .. apt, tops in luxury $21Q/rrw. 642-6274 . 1 BR . "Plit lrvcl · Eastb!uff . xlnt bily view. A batjJa.in a! ~15 prr mo. Arllls. 644-4670 SECLUDED 2 Jh', 2 Ba, priv balcony P11tio', encl gar, bllns. S!75: 54(}-0193. SP,tiMSH 5tyle 1 BPt, 2 ba. fresh pain!. $185: 548-3461 or 64!5--0147 Furillture Available · CarpetJ-drape11-dishwa1her heated pool..aauna.s-teonii rec room-ocean views patlo1.ample Plltl'kiQJ: Security i'Janb. HUNTINGTON PAClflC •'ru OC'EAN A VE., H.B. t714) 536-lW Ofc open 10 am..fi pm ,Ddly whiJAM WALTERS CO. \ BORl,I & 2 BDRM· •!". • 175, .furn $lOO , N,wporf H•igl1t1 " _..., 2 &: 3 BR. $15(1 up. PaHo. GAS I< \YATER PAID $160 • ! BR, 2, Ba, tliple:x. Pool, Childi'!'n. MORA KAI All dlx items Jn It our Newly drcor. Priv pa!io, Apl.!I. 18881 Mora Ka i l.n. % RPCreaHoo ''"IH'"· • M' Fl% 4 r P •. b!k E. ,..,.,,, ot Gortleld. EL CENTRICO APTS.; ".,, • -·: '"' ,.,_.,.. ? Blk.~' N., G.G . Fri.Vy 1 1'',::~ c '· ~A-p-ls-.,-------1 Brookhnr~1. !':. • 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 · 9931 Central AVB. • • " • Garden Grove 1114) 530-23$0. '89.chi. ',.;or Newport BNch Huntington Beach l BR• apt w/pvl gar~en & garaie: residential. Warner ' &: Springdale'. Call Rohert&,. 842-3390 or 498-4924. LGE 2 BR, 2 ba, llke nu, l:tlt~. cplli/drps & pal. Nr B,r:oa~way, $170 mo. 846-5371, 842-5298 I CHEZ ORO AP,TS ~ mi Allp'lnta. 1-2 BR. Pod!.\ Pljivi.te Garage. Wisher.( dryen:. SJ6.41Ql8, 536-2"(27 AV AJL May 1st. 2 Br. All extr.s. ' Pt>DI. K¥t• ok. st.a. !fu:7511r .,. 8'i-<!!r; i b21JlfXE II &: 2 Br, :t\Ja.it to bceclf. Pool. Adlts. $.l~ up. 219.lOth. Sit. ~347 * 1 BR. beaut. decor. 1. blk from oeesn. SlJ;>. Avail ._,)S. Ph. ~2070 2 BEDRM., CArpt'I, rirapr~. laundcy facil)!le~. CRr port. $135 ~r mo., 67~1-l l~j 2 .BR duplex. clo~" to bch 4 d.ntown, crpts, drp!! k stove. r /!• ..... 11"1. ,'1&-1!01 ~- . Brand . Spanking New lil Beautif.ul BACK BAY 1 and 2 Bedrooms Furnished ind Unfurnl1hed Adult Living >' ·* J>ilrhw¢er '* Stove'l)nd Refrigerator * Shag 'Carpeting (4 excitinl colors) * Sound Proofed * Billiard Tables • '/t Pool ; -.1' Ul'~K"Rccreation Center RENT STARTS S155 • . Visla Del Mesa ' Apartment$ · , Tustin & Moso Drlvo @ ' ·545-4855 -~ ---........ ••• l • . -·· ;;;;!!ii_ -.. !!!!!. ~ • ' • I I I I l • • • ... ...... ... Apt1.,· ........ .. Furn. er Unfum. 370 Fum. or Unlurn. l ~ 1· ' Now,... Beadr Newport 8ao•h · - FROM $135*. Olympic si11 r.ool-l1i1J•rd•-S1un1•_;..T•nnis r.r• Jhop-C" .or TV loun • .-H1•Jth Cluln- 11.!oor tolf clrivin t r•nge--Party Room-.-Full time Ac tivities CMr1ctor. . BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS:" Single•,! & 2 Bedrooms, furnished : or unfurnll,hed. REASONABLE RENT•: Singles trom $135. 1 ~rooms froim $1~5. 2 Bedrooms from $200. Low mt1ve in cbarge5. No 1eaae req!d. Model1 Open D•lly 10 am tol pm SOUTH BAY CLUB OAKWOOD OARDEN Ap&rtmenls tjust fer 1intlt peopltl' Irvine .• l&th 714: 64M550 ApartrnPnt• . I rHOrt llvins f"r 1lincle • married adult.I 16th·btwn ln>int A Dove .. 714:·'42;417D •Rent 1ubjttt to locat10n 5 x,, •. ; Apts., Fuf'1'.'. er U~IJ'· 370 Furn. or Unfum. '70 Huntl.,ton 8aach , HUl)tingtolr 8a•ch , .. !' I -'· I ... I t . I . l < • • I DON'T MISS THE BEST · 1 -·ner_ 2 8edroo~1. ·2-~B.ths FURNISHEb· &. UNFURNISHED Dacar-dnlt•td .!;y -_ • ·M.-tha .Scludffen Int.;;.,.. :· The 1ddr•ss , •• for acflve adults • , , ' . . . ' ftJ ........... 1 -~,. .. _ .. __,-1~ I I~ Ap•-A.Pt..1., · · 1 Apts., G"·•t ".i.-....... -. . 411 R-tal1 to Shor• ·--n i-, Furn. or Unfurn. 370 furn. or Unfurn. 370 ...,. ...... ... -,um.or Un/um, S7D ·-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ..,.......,,..,._~~~~~1~~~~~~~~ Hunttnifi,n - '. II Thf: Galltmon ~st OOme, t N D E P E N V F. N T Hyntlnfttn Beacti Hun naton Beach privale nn •HU, for RESPONSIBLEyounC I;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ambula!ory rueat 642-9862, woman will 1hare spacious rufttf~ unturn -J.se ·2 br. 2. 541)..2562 Laguna 1.pt w/ same. ba, pvt fenced paHo, an.a: 1 R I hhl. • · Summer R•nt••• 420 .t!IT~l.228 alt 1 PM 1r: ,.·lends. crpt. 1 block lo 3-.Point.1 e res I FEMALE roomm&le Wat)frf:d o!Ql:e8. 7731 EtH" l!!S. • e • e 2 BR, 2 BA CONDO to ,,,.,.. apt wl1&m•. Pm fi1~3.or &.f1~ ON "nfE B~CH, 2 awim-New~rt Apia. 2 BR. 2 BA. Laguna a.ich ·; ' · P1r1dlkt btech living for adults mlnr pools, , tellfllti eourta, 'Mon Thru Fri bf:twttil t & pr!v11te beuh, tomplelely 5, 6ff..5212. eve M4--0l)S1 .S.WEEPING .VIEW Casa cJel Sol turni1hed,•1.vai1 now thru MALE 3MO yn will •Mre: OCEAN AND HILLS~ Sept. Min rental (2 weelta). w/ume 1 BR home 4 blka ~ralor tumllhid 1 ~-Reta requlttd. Call 10 am· from beach s . Lii.cunt. Sun room 1pt., twin beds, new Sl/10 of• mll1 from the b11eh It 1 P!11-499.2152, d••k• a·• pallo. 4_ ·-••' I t d Walk ··R.er11tlon City" with 2 1wlmmlng "" no .,~...,, · ~n "carpe • rapes.· ! l ·'I b II RoLl•I• to "Shara ••• to beach A town. , Maturfi poo s, putt ng gr11n, gym, v ... •Y I n ,,_ G R ••• court, u. ""'· bllh1rd room, club• ---------•r•ges for ••! -adults, .. S2'l5 mo .. 1 year I -· -· -· hcw11. On1 or lwo bedroom.. fur· WILL Share my chl.rn)1111 lease. 494.3839 1.lt 4 pm. nlshed end vnfurnl1F!1d; prlvat1 bayfront Bal Jal# bome * STORAOE GARAG.E * Newport &each I p1t!o. flf1pltc1 ln two b1droom. \Y/gal 30-50. 6 pm, m-028.5 ~WNTOWN COSTA MESA •l1v1tort, dithw11htrt, ctrp1t1 BAYfo~RONT Apt. 3 Bf. frpl, ~/mo. ~ ON hie BAY: l BR, roof 1 •nd 9r•p••· no 1115'· •dults only, •II boat 51ip. tl.25/mo. Malt. Office R1ntal '40 deck. pr j v p. 11 I)· l vli/111 11 •KCI PI llgh11 plld, pill ,., It'' i. a••optod. f"m l t<c. 224·'20th St., Apt A, N.8. p ti Offl Month-Monlh, Yl!a y .· -"" ,.. res Qt C:e call AnUa 671-6710 1 ... ' 9UICK CASH · "ON THE BAY" Santa AN VILLA MARSEILLES BllAND NEW SPACIOUS 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apt1. · Adult Llvln9 ,a 21811 Broo•hurtt St. · At Udo Y1cht Anchorap .,_,... .. .,., THROUGH ,A 3 Room Sotr. ("14) lll·llllSl G.round ftoJr-688 1q ft •••,.. DAILY PILOT Air """' cpu, Dn>• C...ndtr ftettiftg E-Z Parking, Util paid WANT AD 1410 ,., month 642-5671 Available r.111y ltf 711 LIDO PARK DRlVE Newport Beach 613-1060 Purn. &. Urtfurn. A Dl •. h-a•h•r ....;.•--"rdlnat pt1., Apt1., Apt1 ., .. • .. vour """' • Furn. or Unlurn·. 37D F U I ed. appUance1 • plush ahq urn. or n urn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 PRESTIGE OFFICE carpet • choice o! 2 color ;:c".'0,::t::a-:M:;-:•-:-M:------::cc>.,-:t:-:a-M~e-l•,_'7""_..;... __ c"'o.:,..:,•;;;;M;..;:t•;.•..;::;;;,:;;.;;;..;::..: Next 10 Rral "Ef;t1te firm. ,Cheme1 • 2 baths • 11all ___ .....,. _______________ ;:;;.:;.:...;;.;;.;;:;..____ C1rpe1~. rlrps, ulil paid . I showers • mirrored W.ard-$100 per 11'1<'1. Ex<'tll~nt for I robe donr1 • lndlrtcr Jt,:ht. insura11Ce, tl..X 11cc'1, an::hl· ing In kitchen • brl!1klut tect. 1860 B. Nl!wport Blvd. I b&r • huge pr1Vl!t fenced A . Ad It L. . c.~I. P•l~ • Pl"'h """'°'''"' -mazing U IVlftg W. E. L•chenmyer brick &r-B.Q'1. l1t1t h1!1t. 1160 Ntwport Blvd., C.M. td pools le lanai. Call 648-3928 Eves: 673-.fJn 1113!?.1N5;·..8;!;!:t1Pe;_i UNLIKE ANY OTHER APARTMENTS S1nt1 Ana PHONE: SS7°1200 r -· JtoOms , Featured In . PROFESSJONAL BUILDER'S MACiAZINE . . . as "SHANCiRI LA" . liveable luxury· with all the conveni~nces: DESK 1pact avail.11.ble $.~ mo. WIU prov'de furniture at $5 mo. Amwering Jtrvice available. 2'l2 rorf"al Ave, Laguna. Beach . .f94-9'li6 DESK 11ptioe a.....Uable $50 mo. Will provide funrlture Al ~ mo. An9wtrint ffrvict 1 available. 305 No. EI Camino Re11 l, San ' =:Central air conditioning&. heatihg -Charming fjreplaces, 3 spacious floor plans . unusual large closet& & storage on patio .... 21wiinming!,ools, therapeutic pool. sauna WEr.:KJ.Y-Monthl~: ~·h·• re G b'll ' d · · lw:in or rent kll r m, -ym, 1 tar s, Jiving range, putting green-en\pJoyed m1.Jes. &12-tlM Clubhouse -Social Life·-Indoor & Outdoor · Spotls-Walk to storH, banks, movie and college. Clemente, 492-4420 I DESK 1pa~ av1llAble S.iO I mp. Will provide turnlturt Al S."i mn. Answflring M!rvice 11v1ulablf'. 11875 Beach Blvtl. Hun!ington Brach. i-12-4321 New \Va1erfronl Office1 · Conv enJen t localion for work"or play rve8 & v.·kend~ :· . ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED -·,,.--,-=-, i -6551 Warner, Huntington Beach c~"i,~'·.~· 1,";",~::'.-.1 ' fWarntr at Edwards (714) 147-1526 1 1""'"""'""'"""'""'""""''"'"'"""'"'""'""'""'"'"""'"""~ 12 BLKS from H.B. plf'r, idl!al J -for aludt-nl, furn, Incl vtil. '1 -. o• •NGI COAST'S 1651 "' 0 · ' ''""· "i-is" , •· RA l _IST 115 PER wk op w/ ktt. l2S ~ \\'l'Pk up. apta. !\10TEL. ~ ~l·!IT;ii SALESMAN . •• KING ,,,. ""'· .p .. '" • ' ' PILOT CLASllPllD I c • ,_ l·•· ' .1.,ts., . : ·; Furn. or Unfurn. l . Apt1 ., 310 Furn~ or U.nfurn. 370 f'mplo.~.-ffi mari, nr 17th It. Jrvinr, CM. 6'16-3716 COLi£GE qr ~ki~g itirl •• Bftlbo11 !Id, ,,;hr kit I 1V rm, 1 \PIP. SG:J/nlO up. 6'15-.~ll. - NtEE 1uon1-I~ woriflnliJ; n111.n w/ or \\/o rook'i prhrf.1. 1 F..'11\dp, t:\I. 6'12~-· ~ t'URN room in priv. homr, . Costa. Meu; kil~h. privil ~plus. Nr. OCC. 54!}.loi!t - AptJ., . AptJ., .. 1 & l BEDROOM Apartments with Terraces FROM $140 to $295 MOD!LS OP'EN DAILY Merrimac · Woods 4l5 Merri..;ac· 'w,,Y,. Costa Mesa (81tw,en ·H1rbor ind. F1lrview) Apt1., Apts., * * Furn. or Unfurn. 370 , f:urn. ~ Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or ·unfUrn. 370 RilttJ · Brot.hers .. , ADVANCE OPENING A1Nrtment1 N•w Avallebte ., MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE IN COSTA MESA • 1• l e••• •f lioe.t u+li~I •w•r• wi1111i11t 1111,jhttlr Mll •1 ef 11rlvetr tlfttll'I, (llen,j, t /14 wttt rfelh • D11 it11•• c•1r1l l11•l•d interiori Fir1,l1c11, w•tlio1r1, b••"''' ct ilin91, w1ed "•111liRf , i111 11•rl•tl f ft11clt llo w•llc1,,..ri119 Ptti11 •114 l:o•le1rri11 • l lllit rJ. c•1tl ••Ill 1t111lint roeoru * Mtl11 •I 11.•d..d w1!kw t y1 * Swinu11i11t ,.0111, 1vt41er whirl,•1/. 8it kt li9Jit'- •' ch•1t1(11itf11loi(ll 1iie +111•:1 e•11rlt. 'tle1ltli 11t1 witlo 9v,.,111iu"'1 wl"" ••P•r•+. ledl1+:t1 4r ......... d _,,.,,II, * 24 ·htu• tecurlly 1y1t1"' UNFURNISHED 1 BEDROOM FROM 1 IEDRM. & DEN FROM 2 IEDROOMS F~OM (furnlshtd Apt1. Ali• Av1il1blt) HDursi 10 te 5 Daily MEDITERRANEAN · VILLAGE 2400 Harbor leul1¥ard com. Mela (714) 557-8020 llllf ~ C.,eretl" h I MN!41err .t .. .,. ..... , ...... s...1 .... Santa An• ~ Wf'Odrd •trr•nn •It'll kiu • h•r'itcue pits• twimmin1 JtOOh • rtqfuiotr. te111er and~earn! F•rlY Achie\rmriil ee·ntrr A Suprrb Nrv.· rrr-.kllool Ri.hl 011. Our Grmmdd I I NJ11:1om ~ N111S'{~ • 2 8.00roo"1.• A 181/h • 3 !4dllMU ... 11111'1 • Smgll SION " $p'll l~Vfl wifll.flrt~l·c• >.11 Ccrlt!it,Qfl •flg • S.ll•GJt•'lll!Q Ownt .. ' • I '"" 1166 per monfR .... •mo\ IC4tlllll •@ ........ ,' tft ... - l tntt\ ()19oe Tr.Jtpho11r ! 7].4 ) .'i&,·4800 S.nta Ana ' S27;. to $.fll Monlh . AboVf' TM ll'llAndl!r 341 Bayside Dr, N'pt &1ch Bill Gnindy Rltr. 642-4620 Si'1AU. front olfict. near Co.1j!f llwy., N.B. S."IO/mo. Call 548-3224 "''kdey aft 1:30 AM. N1CE Office avall. $60. Roomy, rd lOc. 2-435 E. Cold H"''Y, No. 7, CdM. 6.7~ 1670 SANTA ANA AVE, Cd_ From 300 i1q/lt. 35c 11q ft. ·* 67~2464 or 541-5032 3700 ·NEWPORT BLVD, NB *ON THE BAY + 67~2464 or a41-50:U I e BF:AUTIFUL Pr i v a.tl!I Oflire on Ralhooa Island, $1 25/mn. 67~23.\1 DLX. 2 nn. -Office. Be~! deal I in O.C. Airport area 8.'\.l-3223 S.\.l-2.MO it! ~EWPORT REACH Clvic Ctnlcr on Npt Blvd. 310 1q. ft. 675-1601 or (1) 285-TI.f.4. 13&1 S rr -Office or atore. R.euonablP. CostA JMaa. Mr. Pope 645--2820 iuslnets R1nt•I 445 FOR Rent: 2 Storft kw': Btw bUsy Jaurwlrym11.t & blU'. 1 Stubbfo.d in for Ba.rbfor Shop, other for Be1uty Shop. Ph 54&--f673 or int."Pf:d· 1 t NPwport Blvd & Santa JUibPI. Ci\J SUITES Avail11hlP: 11612 Bfoach Blvd, H.R. Parking: 1 Air cond: Heating: I Carpf'ling: Jir.nltorl11.l lf'rv. Inquire Suilt I or call I 5'!0-572-t I le SQ. FT. M-1 I T.J()() ft, 1.ll -Or part. Monrovlll 111 W. 16th. Costa. ,\1e!'la., Call Jtll.Jl Jurirh. &i:l-9470 SHOWROOM. mr2". k oltict space. P11rkin2". Clos.e-in LA- gun11. $SS--S.1$ ~lo. 494~ lnclustrli1I Rentel 450 * COSTA MESA * $% ' $167 Per mo., Imm~ 1 occupancy, 110-?J> po"A·er. R.. N1ttreu, A.Jt. &U-1485 500 SQ. FT. BLD<O-. - Ea~r 171h SI., Coll•• Mesa. 220 Electrical Powf'r $110 Month Gi.'>-6700 Broker 250!' Sq ft i\f-1 w/400 sq ft In office 111pace. 16th • Afonrovla. C.M. $77~/mo. Tri-Co Re1111ty, 64!>-0621. JNOU5TR IAL UNITS 1000 sq JI, Pl11cf'nri" Avf'. Sll9/mo. Sutherl 1 nd, 551-1000 I lNDUST'RJAI. 8ld2" for 11'11~ • 2500 liq II . Call 645-4930: 1 Eve1 ~(Ml Rentals Wanttd 460 I NATIONAL firm w\11 aitn lor,c-lerm lf'a3t. for office •r>aee hi C~t• Meu. 120I) to J;ai ~ fl. 25' !ronta,r, in ts! rlua cond. Medium to hP.a1'Y traltk: area w/fOOd J>,Rrk\nz flclltl#I, J . J. ;\f!Jh·t'y, 547--0935 . .. ... ___ _. ...... _ .......... • • ·Buy ·a • Border to Border Bargai Every elusilia~ waot ail io tho DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your ad will be sean in papers delivered to homes ond sold from naw~rack1 from border to border all aloi.9 tho Orang• Co•st ••• a,U tho w•y from Seal Becich to San Clemente You Get It All ••• Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Saddleback S~ Clemente (:apl8trano ''\ I (Plus the dally newsrack edition) For One Price With A DAILY PILOT . Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 l..OCAL exl!c. nttdA :JN' 3 br. houlf! wllh 2 bath• in Newport or Comn. df.I Mar •no:a, No ehlldttn, Ytui.J lease, f 1.1rnlah •d ar unfurnir.htd, Will mlWf' ln at ern1 nf June. Phn~ 543-00 -..~k for Art Vllu~i. j A IOOd want r.d ii • raod ~~··-·----~-~~~~~~~~~~~-t-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-... ~"""'""""~·~·--_··~-·-~~-.................................. .. • ' • • .... -.. ~ .... ~ sat~. Arn 11, im , . , DAILY PILOT .21) lllJI .___ --~····___,l[ff1 . I~ 1.-:.-1~ [ ,..._~-=l~ ~I ;;;"'"';;;;; .. ~,lrfll~J I "~:~.: .. "· J11J Rentals Wan ted ut w-ls lo . , , -O~rdonl"I , Plaster, Patc'1, R.,."fr Holp We-, M & ff711 'lolp Wantocl, M & F 710 Help Wa-. M & F 710 HO!p,W a ntod, M & F 710 tuu:i'NiE~o:iii1o;.t-f&tnllyk;;;ii;"";0;f144 I UGHT brown q, lS" blih ·lnstrvctions .SJ.5 PR.OFESSJONAf.. PruniJ:la:, * PA.TOI PLAS'J'!lUNC A/ P Clerk to $600 (X)()K, hr o 11 e r « saute. ESCROW ~ tJOu.M: to H:ue for 2 yn w/110me black bt.tr dn ht.de. 11" work. sprlnklen. &eta· All f;)'pM. 1'rM nthna.11:1 Sta.bl. ft'tab. co. eon.tr t:X• Ste Ctwf at Ben Brown'a. . atal'ting Ju~i.t,. With or 1r., dear co~· r..! d Ilea AlRLINE tion, pelia, di.ease. weed Call 54~..ZS p1r pref'd. ftrint Complex. lll06 s. (hut, S. Lquna J. C. PENNEY 00. * Fuhlon bland + ;=~e&o•~O::~d~~~: ~~~.Y::~ley& ~C,..~~t~ =~~-· p~~e-wp~k~-~~~ ~~·aa~~CO:: •DESIGNER• OFACER Cd.\! or N°Wiit Tkh. C&1l MEO si..ie dogl. 1 blk Ion.it Da,y ·A: Nll)Tt Oa.ut1 AL'S LandlCt.pinr. Tree e1t1mate1. 545-4SSA aft 5 l.aW'a, 5$7-6122, Ablp.U Ab. 673-6079 haired and I wht with br k · , 543• rwnoval. Yard rmiodelina. Plumblng bot Pe:nonntl Areney, 230 P'roeft:ulW: Oranp Coun· . -REQUIRES - COFP'EE SHOP COOK and WAITR!$$ Go 1 N G AW A Y f OR blk patches Found vie 610 E. 17th St., Santa All.a Tl'Uh haullnc, lot cltanup . ....,,--:-""."-O-'"'.""-,,,..... \V. Warner, Suite 211, S.A. ty manufacturu lw an PleaH call Shirley W\llard at SUMMER r RespoMiblf', Mesa Verde' travel I nr I ~ Rl'pair sprinklers. 673-ll86 LEW Tak.as &: Son'1 Plum-ARCHITECTURAL OR lmmediate openlni for a TARBELL 142·5571 Xlnt. worklnr cotxlldon1, sir\gle teacher will care for togl'~r. ~~ j ~NEW lawn•, ro~tilHna, !~ ... R1 •1>&'1.'r REe .. ~!p.,• CIVIL ENGINEER desl£ller, ex~rienctd in * EXEC. SECRET••y • oulltanding benefit.. house & pets. 675-3Qg5 or I . J[5J sprinklus installed, trfts It '""'"""'e 1'ff luma • · the desl&n and bulldlnt ...n 540-3828 • • t'EM.ALE <Arman hphtl'd , SeMcM llnd Repah tbruhll ftmo'Ved. Frtt est. I -646-8340~===,.--==o:--e CrrY OF ot special purpoge. m{&"./ New oUices e Alti>Ort Loe. * APPL y lN PERSON * i !!if!iiii!~I pup. $Lack y:/ ~wn Icet. . -M>-343.1 PLUMBING REPAIR LAGUNA BEACH e auemblyl equipment and =ta~~forin ~: 24 Fuhk>n Island N.8. ~ • -· 1~ \\!ur~ fli;:a collar & EXPER Japanese-Ainerlcan No job too imaJ.J has immed. oper\in,c for ~d-medical nstrumen11. paced N~B. advt rt Is in I Equal opportunity employer Per199al~~· • ; , med a·I. Me• a Nor I h Bebytlttlng 1:ardener. com.pltte prdtn-• 641-312! • uate engineer. s yrs. mini-&Jeney. All skills includlna; JEWELRY store sal"/.ect'y, . . Shapping Cntr. 5(9.-4173 COSTA MESA in& service It cleanll.J). Roofing mum exper. OK PI an• !p!:nt mil.st 1be table shorthand req'd, 833-1670. exp'd. Purch.uing, rlecorat-• l••·------· Bl.ACK cat. part Angora PRE 'CHOOL 893<1\50LE --E-.-'"_-,.--°'eo-·--"',.---f check, UBC ai>Pl.icttion, site .... A;' pan ° a eam + DUREL ADVERTISING ini, etc. Fine ahop. !Jdo. Per1on1 l1 S30 w/4 .,,,.hitt feel, wh ite on ~ Gardener. Yard . clean-up. .......,,.,,.( . '""'llllC o development," ienl. civil de. Whn ena:ineera and tool· 1173 Dupont Dr./&rlte. t Mll!t ........ 613.9334 I~.;;;..;;... _______ I chest, Dea collar. VJc. Mesa 18th & Monrovia, % day + Planting. Sprinkil!t'I. all types. Rttover, n!pain, •i.&:n It con&tructlon. Calif. ina people. lo e&l'Ty a Newport Beach, Calif. ..,.t"' 1 • FLOTILLA 27 of the u.s. V£'n:le-on Samar 0 r , full day ae~. Planned Exp'd. 646-5469 ther·mo niof coalin1s. white registration des'able. Salary dffi.p th r u worklnc Coast Guard Auxiliary -.·111 5..'>7-8389 Procram. hot Jwiches. A1es &: color. Lie/bonded since. drawings to completd EXPERIENCED ln saks! J. W. ROBINSON'S u, hn 6:30 AM.6:00 PM. Gardening .k Lawn Service '47. 642--7222 $972-$1165. Send ruwne: operann,.. unlts. Great opportunity for e NEWPORT BEACH e conduct c 0 u rte 1 Y eX• FOUND '4/15/Il ~ ~ gold COMP ,,.,, •ArA College Student 1-""'=~~~-~--Dept. of Public Works, City -.. commission salesmen fmen aminations 01 power boat.I quilted b....,.•de sofa back $18 wk. ARE! ~ Reuonable rares &46-6145 T. Guy Roof\nz, Du.I Direct. Hall, S<lJ Torest Ave., La· " womeo), This Is a • on Saturday & Sunday, • .....,... or 8J8.52.l1. ..::;;;::::;,:;:o:,..::;.::,:=°"="'°" I I do my OW1I worlr. 645-2180, Calif 9'651 A miniJrlum ol thlff April 11th &c 18th at the: cushion on Calilomia St, ~V-AC~A-T~l"O-N~mo-t_he_r_will_'~catt-JOHNSON'S GARDE;NING 548-9590. 1-'run:,;:•::·,.;::=·,;:==·---y.!an experience in the profHaklnal opportunity Has: Immediate openin& for an 1 Harbor Masters dock at C.M. 549-4398 for your children while you Yard care_,,_,clean~~"~l.an-1-'-"---""-------ATTRACTIVE &'irl 3 • model d~ of mechanical ap. offer in .c a Ii fe I i me Newport &ach from 9:30 FOUND Pair of Shelties Ul v ac 1. ti 0 n .. M 8 tu re ting, spri,.,..ers . ._..._...... Sewlng/Alter1tlon1 bikinis &: lingerie, or t hr parahl! is essential. pre 1tIctou1 vocation. -Experiencecl- FITTER- SEAMSTRESS AM until mon and from 1 p.n blk ti) Blk-v.·hite & dependable, drives. Xlnt LA\VN Maint. Hauling, new a week ' {time 11exiblel. Complete traihil11: program, ·PM until 4 PM on both brown vie. Flamingo & rererence. Call aft 4 pm. laY.'nll. dran-up. pronin.c, ALTERA~ONS. T rrstyU~i· ~tri~~Y private, no t:Xp, Excellent growth oppor-stock bonus, stock option ·days. ~mie.. qranicb, the Mallard Dr. CM. 546-0270 548:-4987 -""''---"-''-· Call _____ 73_19 ___ 1 NEx8pert tll!r~ ... 27op04 r~-~; w'm, tc0PAY·,,~ Ad N 89 tunlty and frin.Jt bene-prop'amt, paid hospitaliza.. ·courtesy-'~iner for =-=c...--,.=--,~ · · area. ~ · \.&11 n e ass '""-' o. fits, tlon. We expect our 'Ales· FOUND Lhasa Ap!O, male. WANT your child cared for COMPLETE la\\·n &t R"th Coll Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560 Flotilla 27 'Ka!-'a-IJ'OUP of 10 --'-· · ~":;;:,""'=-~--,~ men to eam over $20.000, ·trained exi'!nmert to assist Vlc. Santa Clara & or just takf'O cart of?' We ., ... ""'~ ~ EUROPEAN Dres1makin1 Co.!ita Mesa, Calif. 92626 Meil resume with back· with no ceiliflg on earninp. e FULL TIME • XI.NT. BENEFl'l'S him in this t1. c t1 vi t y . Broadway, Santa An a · pl8-y giune!, llwing and have Expertly CUston. Fitted. ASST. MANAGER. Learn I f I Call n4 832-7790 f Pre-pare now for the coming 83&-7203 good lunches. Between cut & Edge Lawn Accur. Reas. 613-1849 drug business wllocal firm. ground, qui I lc•t ons, nfl~tl~ . ltw or a Apply ln person 10.S p.m. . boating season and receive FOUND young fem. ~ico Garlielcl le Yorktown, H.B. Ma intenance, Lic'd, Ins~ Some retail exper. helptul. experience end sel•ry co interv · Penonnel Dept. your courtesy decal. cat pregnant, vf.ey bunt!, ~53&-~,;'";:.:.'-"'"'......,--,---.,. 548-4D alt 4. Alter•tiont -642·!MS No Sundays. Great oppor. to h istory to .. FASHION SHOW Directors.· # 2 Fa11hion Isl.. N.B. ' . -;: , .• _ V)c;._ wa.n:itr & S,ach1 ~tB. OULD care ~n my home. JAPANESE Gard~ Qin r Neat, accurate, 20 yean exP. take over. $500. CalJ Jean esrn l5 to S8 hour. No Equal opportunity empl<J)'Q' "*; FUJ3L\" ~f~EN~D *.' ·.842,3003 . • ' Infant to 4 yrs old. Have Service. Ne-at work. Cleanup Brown, 540-60-55 Classified Ad #146, O..ily iflvestment. Beeline Fu)l. ~wned .ffindUi Spiritualist, 'fOUND an e.nragement .ring 3 yr old daUihttr. Fenced yd. maint. 963--t3Q3 Tile OJAST.\L AGENCY Pilot, P.0: Box 1560, Costa !°ns: c:ar nee. 633-9574 or•·.-.-. KE_Y_P_UN_CH __ O_P_ERA--TO-llt ~ Advlee <m aU matt~. in !lB area. Call &c Identify. yard, large home. Call 1 G_,__o_no_r_o_l_S._rv~ic_t_s___ CERAMIC tile new & 2790 Harbor Bl at Adami f<.fesa, C:alif. 92626· 53!1.sc5. needed to. work in IBM Dept. L l.o"e Marriago, Business '""' ,,..,~., 836--4370, hrs 7: 30 to 6: 00. _ .. 1 --1 Small f I B E • G L As s •-, RS -•. •lther 2 _ "'Re~ d 0 ings given 7 days a -~-~-·----------~~ El Toro, Mission Viejo area *LABOR UNLLl\flTED * rrmuue · "'""" es · AS.SISTANT HELPER F.qual opportunity emplo)'f'r woru<ERs-N rience ·~ it>-.. .,.g • ' 19-•l CLASS ~-g initial5 jobs welcome. 536-2-426. r-...u 0 11· •-1 --0 expe v.'Ork1 .. _ experience in i~ v.·ttk, IO a.m. to 10 p.m. ''" LIC'D CHILD CARE HANDYMAN .. uu r P une ...,. 'f'rtO ~. $1.7~50 per hour posi&~or tralll''"-in 1ehool 312 N.SE!•" Caa':'~':n1i:eal, -~=·c~~.:e::.::._N~•-"_"'°_" __ P_•_•...,r. Harbor & Baker, CM. 5 yn. Welding -Carpentry 673-1922 TrH Service ~r_;1·c!;·:; f~4) ~Call * DRIVERS * dependifl& on e:xpe:rie~. + 1 yr work "~rlence. exp. Ref-'. 54.)..29(3 Huaband Busy? Call Moose No Ex-ri•nce Apply at 837 w. lSth St, Pie~ call t b r mtuvif!W '~-'::":.·.:,91:;36;;c·c..__':.,,.,.,.'-"c.:.,~ YNG male orange ca l CH =~lL~D--'-----.. --1 Ma.-o&al alter 6-Rep&ir TREES, Hed&:ts. Top, Trim, AlITOMOTIVE OMV clerk. ,..-CM .. .w/Uea coUar Vic: Lido can, my me:. Build-Serv Most Thinp cut, removed, hauled. Ina. Mu1t have cu r1en1 N~essaryl FI~GLASS 'd appt. .m.i.l153 •. Mrl'. Gon· MEXICO ls.le. 673-4181 aft 6 pm. lntanl lo 5 YI'!: Have 3 yr. 642-4030 Big John experience with GM ckaler. -Molder-qp · zalez, GrMi. ad• Co.Ve , WllITE &: k. brown Spotted · ~~ ...!e.n: Loving: c •re · Hauling Experience 'Yoith car aal" Must have clean Calif. drlv. Sailboat Mfir, Coeta Mtaa. l·K-=1.:T::C_H_E_N_H_E_L_P_E-~. '-~~-~==~--,---I irrulSii~C:;;:;:;;"cl.;;;'.;;;; tng record. Not nnder 25. Apply in pe:non .. , The only OCEANFRONT Beagle mixture puppy found :: TRASH & Garage clta.rMlP [11) jouma1 and related duties YELLOW CAB CO COASI'AL RECREATION. immed. OJ!ening, mornina . tra,ilcr ·~$ I.CL . in CQM. 673--75ll BABYSITTING in my home, 1 days. $10 a load. ~ I ] I J will be a definite plus. • 940 w. 17th St, CM. 1hilt. Xlnt be net I ti fenced yard, ref' Ii. Costa L...,11•1t Salary r--$500to~101' 186 E. 16th St., C.M. BEVERLY MANOR ENSENADA FOUND: sm wht dog "'" ,.~0.. est. Anytime .. Sof&..5031 , ---~---' --e FU"T!ME D••~fNG •M~·~"~""'~~~~~~~-1 iimcf;;;;;:;;:;,"';:i;;;;;~w; -live day Wttk s ad ......-~ • CONVALESCENT Ho s p . l:l<t · $90 J>et fnC?11Jth w/collar w/bellil on it. B-ROOKHURST. ._ .A"··ta TREES topped. de&nup. We ·--------· rtliUmt • * DISHWASHl:RS-Apply tn TRAINEES. Good letttrinc 35UO Camtno Capistrano, includes all facil ties 646-4664 "" .....,, • do e~...,tbing. Handyman ,... __ :,., _ _.,Ad·~.~,... ?.! t be I It &-.J 4300 673 1708 1 'nl ..:.::..:::::.._~~~-'"'"" Fenced yard friends to)'I ·~ J b W ted f male 702 ... -.,~ •"V _.. person. WI c ean a must. ,_y Y at Cap. Bch. 496-5786. l--.:C.:-'.'-"-'-'-'"-r_1.:.•-·~·--Sh t Pb e rd/Huskie, bllft 1Wlches. Ref~. 968--6819 ' anytime. Rea!!:. 645--0788. o an ' • Daily Pilot. P. O. Box 1560 ~~.'·. !"::.r .._ 2ISlrl. oNlnO ~&'w"'. CamNewpopusrt BcDrh •• CRma. btw'n' '10' LEGAL TRAINEE ' w/blk fleck.JI, found l -'=~~~=:;;,;;=:......-IYARD Ga.rage. cleanups. GENERAL Office. Fast Costa Mesa. Calif. s:a&.26 uw .:)W>at ~ Y~; Jo~S:~,!~~: Eplt.rald Bay Sun. 49'-78&3 BABYSITIING Remo've trees , dirt, accurate typ\ni. 10 )Tl BEAUTICIAN w/clieniele, Coe1t Hwy. N.8. am & 5 pm Mon, April 19th. \Vork at Newport Center, Tues. April 20 at lOAM & In M~ 1if~~~A~e& 2-S skiploader bac~. 962-8745 varltd experience. adapt-Full or part-time. We can DRAPERY MFG. Immed.l ~B~n~"":;;;; .. ;;m~p~l';;';;';;f;;wo;;;;rk;;.;;;;;1 'tart $425 mo. Requltta MC- 8PM. Classes start April "!T. Lost S~S __ ..:;...:.:=::.:...c.. __ MOVING, Garaa:e clean -up able. Good appec;.rance, .arTange a 1hort work week open, for trnes & tXl>·I • retarial ex-per. Type «t Yoga Center, 445 E. 17th St, LONG-hair@d grey cat &uildert & \ite ·haul{ng. Reasonable. Please call aner J PM in a progre&sive community. Bea.ch Drapery Serv, Im W. FURNITURE WPM, Lite S.H. Attorney at C.i\-1. 646-8281. w / flea collar, "Smokey" NO Job Too SinaU! Brick, Free estimates. 645-lfi02 548-5998. 544-1432 or Eves: 532-.m. i li7ithi Siti.,ici.Miii. iiiiiiiii' iiiil _SALES_ ~~002~land S. Barcume, '.SINGLE? WIDOWED? lost vie Humboldt Island, block concrete, carpentry, Housecleaning EXPERIENCED &irl • BABYSITTER needed in my For local dept. 1tort * Divorced Over 21 * Htg Harbour. ~;ward' add ;. rm, hou~ leveling, . housework. S2 hr. Need home. 2:3Q.9:ll pm .. 3-4 • TOP COMMISSION Recept to $4$0 : f61dest & largest. For a sell S46-439I or 64.2-ge.r. door repairs. Free est. Bay & Beach JanitoriaJ tn.nsportalion. 540-2Ji0 Days a v.-eek. Refs required. • CO. BENEFITS Lovely Irvine ottice11. Unlgqe · explanatory message 24. hrs IRISH Setter, male. Last Woody, 962-6945. ~~~· ;i~m~·.1 ~1,:;-( AIDES ror convalescence, Call before 2:30: 847-1679 EleclrODiCS Quality line to ae:ll never boring job, Top be._; a day. 541.9991 seen 4/15 at Mission Viejo l c=.-,"-=-5=,-rv~ie-1----e:lderly care or family care. BABYSITIER, my home. Apply in person lits. C4ll Miss lt1e:lan~ HI Sch1. No ID. Reward! ,..... Japanese woman de.sires Homemakers, 541-4i681 CM 1 bab lit hltv.Tk A bl to Mrs. Thompson 5.:il.fil22 Abii;:;ail Abbot Per. t!~w•nted Pregnancy 837-7~. 831}-1620 Diamond ,..·~t Cit"";"" hout.e\Oo'Ork. Nee:ds trans-. Help .Want-', M • F 710 SJO. ;' k Mffy. 1'1" " ,,.' ssem ers W . T. GRANT CO. llOn~I Age~. 'PO .. W, War-LvUNSELING. Birlh Control, .......,l"" --.. portation. 54!}-1332 -~ w • • : "· .,:...,, Personnel Ofiice ..• , '"""" •VD Vasectomy Info. Plan• REWARD. Lost In S. Laguna Avg size room $8 54&-9399. , .:."'.:r::•.:Su.:i::t•:."=l.c.:S::.A:.· ___ 1 . f "y .,, part ~~ n. .. iring &: installations Mesa Cie:aning Service Accountants 98U Adams Ave., Gnnt PJaz.a1· 'f ned Paren1hood, 538-9679. amu • ............ ' • BABYSITTER· Morogings, E rlenced In pre-. med. tan dog, "Winnie," Frtt Est. 645·1317 C&rpet., Windows, Floors etc. xpe Brookhur1t .&:: Mama, MAINTENANCE Ct>. needs ALCOHOLICS Anonymou'. R 'd , Co 'I do 'llt Mon thru Fri in my home, elslon 11sembly of H•• •-a•h , __ . "" Lie. No. 31807. 499-2333 CARPET La,yer has quality es1 · "" mmc · ~ f ta' Vall llCIL.llr;"KI ... """ .. aa.&L to m&nalf: ,,....1tancu Phoft~ ::..2-7>!7 or v.Tite ta oun in ey. ~ d • I I c • t • lnstru-Equ·' ~rtun!N -pl-r L... ~ o I • t ·-~ LOST no~rm•• malr •-pe •hogs .l Hi-Lo at discount By Day. " BS d · u ' ,.. yr..-.., ..... v,.. QI.la, ..... ., ny. nt I 'P .O. Box 1223. Costa Me~ ''' ~ v·-· Npt Be:.. Prices from s2.50 a yd. Free Own Tran9POrtation. egret lll ac.. e BLUE DOLPH I~· e ments, 1mell com· required. 546-"52 1'!L. ear. vier.:. r ". Eat. Mr. Ed <7141 m-9951 ,_ ....... -... ~ _ counting.. l to 5 W&.itrts1e1, exp'd, 01't,' 2S ponent work solder· FIL"' CLERK ~ward! '1!114ti32, 645-3371 C t -CLEAN years exper. in all Apply 33a5 Via Lilo, N$. In•, color cod o s ~ ~ --I MAID. exp., full & PARt .r-tr "DEDICATED ING I • ( Eloctronlcs) TIME. Apply Ben t!roWi.'i 3 MO Gennan Shep, It brWn r-·· aspects of general bl I ' d •_:......,...,,.,,..===--w d -~.;.1o ... ; ""--Bookke:eper end ue~r nt r•• • v~-"..,.Ne of el-Ironic Motor Hotel, 31106 S. Cout w/blk muk. Vk' Bolrer I< ARPENTRY ' 0 "'''"-~· «= accounting includ-CREDIT CLER'K ~~··--Milbro, CM, generous rwd. C trfunate. Call ~2 Ing. NA A solder· parts and compone:nt color Jlwy. !b.Jth Laguna lo•"·"'""""' I~ 646-2S9S -MINOR REPAIRS. No J ob -"'==::...:=~----I ing general ledger, FOR LOCAL DEPT. S'J'oru: Ing certificate d.. codes deslrable, Ability 1o MANAGEMENT tr a In ee , Found (free eds) sso, LOST smaU black &: while Too Small. Cabinet In F· .•;..ron_l_n;;g______ subsidiary records, 1lr•b11. malnWn tile• ot part bis-Service Station. Expu, 1~ (~·lid ages &: other cabinets. IRONING~ (••••h SI payroll, fixed as· .~rj••--.-t•-·.~·t tortes and 1en'i records. mecb krowledae. Tune br)i, WHITE m.I• dog with blue Boston ~ ""' og). , cAc cn75 u no ··sw-l•avie ~ ea. -... -~ ...., ..... ··~"" hool .....,..,, .. ..... .... loadl P/U '"'!" ~ •• sets,!inancialstate-wilt train -APPLY.IN PERSON-Pce.Juon-·•--occuional ete. l'Jeat I n a.ppeanutce. eyes. Nr.· Brookhurst & Gisler Intermediate Sc ' msg. at M&.2372. H. 0. • """ w~ """' not nect15f1ZY, • 33.13 HARBOR BLVD. ~ing. ~:i=,.'Aweim. Apply wkdaya 2590 NewpOr\ Garfield, J.1.8. 646-6959 after H.B. Reward! 968-1228 Anderson. '::"f :U.~oi.1 ~d. Re I · ment pre'sentatiODS 5 day week, co. benetilll. .,,-r ~ I,;.=="""-;;---;---.....,....,..,..... and etc. Cha.Uenring poalUon. op-COSTA MESA, CALIF. G£L.COATERS experienced Blvd. C.M. ' 5 wkdys. r.-!ALE Siamese, Silverpoint, C t C I ..:.::..:::=~-----M · 1' "Sam," JOit -vie Iowa St, emen 1 oner•• Jenitori1I portunlty for advance-Apply Q> W. 16th 'SL Mac. ain nance , • YNG. Female Pomeranian 7 Please subr;nlt re-ment. ATLANTIC Gregor Yacbt Corp. J. W. Roblnson I bluff-color~.6200 F~:s-be:~~~;:; ~78 9:00s~ON~~E. sxi~:: S!:~~~n:r:.~::-i· co~~; sume ind 1el1ry APPLY JN PEisoN GENERAL Ol'FICE • NEWPORT BEACH ! liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I slabs. Reas. Don &42-gjI4 cleanup. Carpet sharnpooina:. h~:~o~ •147 TO MRS. TIJOMPSON GO&d typine, ex:cell1nt co. HM immediate openln1: for a ·'* * * * ·* * cs;~~.NTre~~~b1:' j~br~C: :0rcc;.':e;~t. ~~~~: Daily Pilot, P.O. Box: l!l60 W.T. Grant Co. RESEARCH ~~1j°';!~e~u w~~: 1 ... -----------------..... 1 Estim: H. Stunick, 54s.4J615. Costa Mesa, CaJiJ. 92626 (Ptr!Onnel Otfict) cliU Dr .• N.B. 645-mo • PART TIME • ' QUALITY cement work, let M __ o_v_i_ng=-------9811 Adams Ave., Grant • GENER.AL HELP MAINTENANCE George do it . Li c 'd., 2 Ambitious college 1tudtnta &ruai opportunity employer Plua al Brookhunt & Adams Systems Divralons Stet'eQ Co. needs tull or MECHANIC Trader's Paradise ""00""· .. ,.,.,, h"' truck. .. ---* """"'"'"'• • HuntlngtDn ... ,. •'"m• ........... $3.85 hr • PATIOS, walks, drive1, in. lng. Exp. depend. qatl for A Division ot salary. Call Mr. Stock (TI41 XLNT CO. BENEFITS f 21,-s A. IQua l! Mntn) w/ well. Developed area nr treeway (hy,.y 58). Trd $1500 eq for dwnpymnr on duplex, hse or ? TI-1/893-1968. Have income proprrty in Costa. Mesa, $48,000 equity. Will trade for home in Or· ange County. The Fox ~ Jtea]tori;, 673-9495. kwap equity 10 or ~ acrta beaut, RCludf!:d Rancho CaJ. hornia, for stock. older apts, beach house, etc. 642-9505 Have 4-Plex -pool & rec room. Pride of Ownerslup Jn Tustin. \Vant Free & Clear hou se. Call 673·3101 Agt Have golf course fa1r\Oo't1Y lols, Golden 1-11!11 C.C .• Te- hachapi. Trd eq for bch hOuse, older apl~. dlanwnd, or 1tock. 642-950.> Have $14.500 equity, 5~ FHA loan in beaut College Plr IK!me. Trade for lst TD oc prop, Cowen Heights ,area. 54&-0902 eves. UP to 40 •en"• w/Geotber- mal rcential In Imperial VaJli)r,for Wb8.t bavt you of 'equAi. vaJup. Mr. Kwan, <n.Cl 544~ 3 Ol9tr beach p>llages I:. ctuplex on 1ame H.B. toe within "top-ol·plet" dev~I· opmen t. \V11.n1 good T.D.'1 nr ~ A;t, &t2-700!I '69 Fl>RD 2 cloot Torino. Lnw mlle-11ge. TAKF.: CAt. Pick tip. ~fobUe: llomr or " • 641--f6l0 * atall new lawm. saw, break, free est. 83J..4i673 PAYROLL Equal opportunity empl~r Susquehanna Corporation KI 6-6955 Ii nes ""'"" ........ for.... MOVINGC..t Too !Ugh? Call SSISTANT CARRIER-Man for ""Y 1..:.:;_:_=:..,3"'~"'~~---1 Apply '" ..... n 10.5 .... CUSTOM CONCRETE !\!ax, 15 years experience. A morn!~ paper route in west Eqtial Oppol'tunlty Empkz:r GUARANTEED PmloruW OepL -'t• • -PATIO.DRlVES-ETC. 539-1319 $369 plus lop benetitt, At C.M. Must have de-pendable !!!!!!!!!!I!! PROFIT _#J nihion Iii., N.B. I mes . Free tlll. 531-7968, 675-5516 Painting & ' lea.st 2 yrs reiporuible work ~~ C&ll scg...c752 before EL~ICAL DRATSMAN. EZ Xtra Income P/time or !:qua.I opportunity emplo)oer\ t--in acct.c., purchasing' or fis-_:;:;:::..._______ M1n1mum 2 yra commercial · Contractor Paperha ...... u.. u CAREER OPPORTUNITY • ind '" 1 rl F /time. Men·'Vomen. 16 Yrs Melntenance-Apts. d 11 ... caJ record keepin1. Payro « us .... a iex:pe ence Sal / b H B . . 1 0 ars No Wutitig exper. de:sired, Large exi-ncfin,c co. nee4z 12 req'd 5'6-9995 up. ts w reputa le · · Quahf1ed. sober MAINTIN·, MY Way, quality home gals for merchandising. Full ' Co. No door to door. Furn· ANCE COUPLE Corona dtl repair. \Valls, ceil!n.c, floors *WALLPAPER* · li Engineering .. i1hed ttftrralsonly. 536·0321 .r.tar. Live In. &1ary opezi,' "" No Job too •mall. 54~~n you call "M~l71l SR. ACCTG. :;'°a1f'~~·a,!'~~ 54~' DIGIT AL SUPPORT HAIR STYLiST -Rent ''"' * Call 494-12611 * FREE&: clear lot Big Bear, W~~~~ Hr v~~;; se;:. ck COLLEGE litudent, n 0 CLERK CARPET cleaner, re1ponsi· •--ENGINEER-~mun:i~. ~73~1on. Ca.U MANMAUFNAACGTUERRING • or T.D.'1 or other free &c coaling:>;, all typt!.11. Lee drinking. !st Class ext. $524 plus top beneHt1. At ble man w/experience in Involves maintenance and l~=o'C-"=..:..:.;..;.::.:c..~--1 dear land for 20' inbolll'd, Roofing Co., Cl\1. 642.-'7722 painting. !Aw rates. Steve, least 2 yrs clerical ex:~r. carpet cleaning, window calibration of dliital auto-HSKPR, Top sal~ .. bea~l Heavily exp'd pro with prov~ 08. P.O. Box 24.52, River· free est. 548-4549 involving fiscal or 1talistlcal waahtn,c & floor waxing. Sal-ma!lc test equipment and own niom, TV. Uve-in Dr.s en background in eleetronlca side. Calif. 92506. CP::A:..P.cE::RH:_"'~G-E~R-. ~lloc......,k-. ~,.~il. record keepinr. ary open. 549.2425 application to vrorlt centers Huntington Harbour home. 10 head production 1; b!i' 3 BR 2 ba h Val $18 500 ROOM Additions. L. T. N'I . -... O•~· t MOS ,,,,_ ·ptlcal Ca.re 3 children. Cook, other ot new line or peripherals • m, , ConstnJction. Single story or vinyl, iruar .• estimates, ''"" HUNTINGTON BEACH .... n;&.I or • "'""" d u O'Jn t:.=.to 846-3638 Bethany Home Rd, Close to 2. E~llm., plans It layout. Hangman. 541-5846 UNION HIGH SCHOOL PROPE'R.TY TAX work cenlel"!I. Development u es. ~. . ~ commercial mark •J. central Phoenix, Ariz.. Will 841-15.ll Schwutz -TECHNICIAN -of related maintenance pro-HSKPRS Emplyr pays fee. irtSleeve ground floor op. trd eq tot mobile hm or 1 ..:.::..;~~,...,.===--l..:P::A::;l:::N::T=-IN-G-,-H-0-,-,-1-1 ,·I DISTRICT Major Nf!"NJ)Ort Beach cedurea and documentation. George Allen Byland Agen-portunlly w/xlnt Wary ~ what have you! 545-1131. ROOM ADDITION m••..,.ntttd . work. Uc'd Call 5.16-9331 by April 21.ri. firm i1 1etkfnl' a.n.,indi· BSEE plus I to 3 yrs. tam:il· CJ l~B E. 16th, S.A. equity p&rtlclpaHon in amali HAVE 2 M&r1in rods It Stepheo;isR o!~~'!i'l-6622 i,;;al-· rel'& Call 67s.s740 * Acct/Cott to $900 vidual Who enjQys detail iarity with lo(ic deiiic and 541~ P""."h comJ>ll;llY. Reply iii reels WANT i'QOd Renez aft 5. EDP expert + knowltdrt of work, to review. analyse prosramrnina-HOUSEKEEPER, live-in or contide:nce With complete · Lic'd Contr. Rtmode:llng job and maintain all tteords · out. SaJa.ry o~n. resume including cala.ry hll-camerA. Also trade new Additions. Plans, Layaut PROFESSIONAL, 30 Yr• standard le COIUni sys. and information related * M6-5112 * tory. Write Ousified ¥ a.u tomatic water 50ftner for Karl E. Kendall 54&-1537 <'XP, paperhanging a: pain-tem1 In mflrn.c. to property taxes. Lite ManufacturinCJ H 0 Us EKE E PER far #ll4, Daily Pilot, P.O. aa same. 833-l480. Additions * Remodeling ting, from England. 963--7461 Service Cenler Emp Azt!:ncy typinJ' required. KnowJ. quality Control motherless home. No small 1560, Coata Me~ !12626. 26 ' Steelcraft.New si s ra-Gerv.•ick & Sons, Lie. PROFESSIONAL pe.inting k SOO Newport ~ntf'r Dr., N.B. tdgf!: of accounting or E""ineer children. Write cl8-slilied ad MATURE b&bya1tter needed dio. rebll en,c just Install-67J...60.tl * 5't~2170 paper han1ing. ~yrs exper. Suite 535 I 644-4981 reaJ estate tra.n&actions •• , No. ff Dally Pilot PO Box my home. 2 Chldrn, Fridy t d. Ready to go. Trade for Electric•! Refs. Fret est. 540-l!M.3 Acctg Clerk Typist dtlirable. Xlnt. workinr Involves e1tabll1hment of QC 1560 Costa Me~. Calif. ~. $1. 64.6-2816 eq in apt units. \'.ou Supply The Fl;alnt. q:e 2:1 to J.5. Famllla.r w/ conditions and co, bene-.tandatdl accordln,c to cu1-92626 MERCHANDISING• =~-546-'9-390,'-•-',.,1 ,,,6,,-· °"'-IE LE CTRICIAN, licensed, 'ttooma painted no ea. Call all phases ofJice "'ork. Ap-fit.. !omer reqfulrem.entt adpply· INVESTMENT SALES Sales-Exp'd man W/l'f:f.I. Big Bear cabin, 5 BR, 2 ba, b n n de d · Small jobs, ~1046. ply 1741 Place ntia Ave, CM. .P_;l•;,:•;;;":..';;;•::;llc_-~~M<'-·"-3258"'-1~ m.anu acthno""1n& anBSE'"E-CARIEER pro r re 11 iv e Creative, ca~r minded. tn locatrd in Lake Willlam11 ma inlenance A re Pa I r•. T NG * from l pm thru 3:3() pm. OumJ< 'J)'pi!t. ">Pub 11 c g1neenng tee ogy. Investment flnn i1 8eeklng excltina: new !!hoe ahop. Es1a:tes, $jl0.000 e qu it Y· !WS..:l20J H;*~~~ ~Ls. Prices. ......, - - - --....,,. relations. Full · time days. plus 5 )Tl. rnlg. QC experl· lnttlHa:ent, ambitious men, Write Oa&alfled Ad No. lU, Trarle F'OF:. •Pis or rentals. G,erdenlng Fr-.,L &16.os6' ~550 n... d f H Jlogp NB ence , &I &ales repreuntatiVH. If Daily Pilot, P. O .Box~ Ask for Chuck, 5574611. ' ""' w k 1 1 · 1 I .-.. rs. ep' oag ' • you qualify, v.·e furnish Costa Mesa, Ca. ~ BUSINESSMAN will trade * LANDSCAPING * PAINTING, profell!Jona.I. All tor w t 1e n1ces auy n COOK/hskpr or houetman completf!: training. MT-Sr Operator. Chai· . Ntw tawr11, btt re:moval, work I u a r n. Co I or own. ·.' R Ind with local rtf1. bp'd. only, /) /)/J. M.P. KRUSE & CO, INC lengin,c posllion. Mutt haw ne:w furniture for clothina:; sprinkle.ra. draln1, arbors, IJ)tcialist. 962-61'3. 547·1441 lit: e •rs f\tut.t drlvt. Under 55. 2 Lo{{in~ Member of Patitlc Coast MT-ST exper. and bl! abM tnef\JI, wo~~~ children. patio9, fencei. Uc'd contr. P,AINTJNG/p&pe'rinl. 18 )'l"S Personnel Aj9ncy ad.Ila. LIW: ln. N.B. A: Palm le Stock Exdwl&:t, Phone: to &11ume n!apon&lbllit)o Use Muter Chargt.13 yn in Harbbr are:a. Lle & 4500 Campus Dr .. N.B. Springs Mmes. Write / 547~1 . WlthUHle1t1ptrvl'5on.Neat. -;;;;;;;::-;5'1:--;-<63:--;:9:--='";:= I .~loc.~~"':!''.;.'~"36-~122;~::,· ==--· boclded. ltd'& furn. 642-2356. CaU For Appointmcn CUlined ad No. 144, Daily ad i 0 attractive, pltua.nt J>UIOllr S9000 eq in 5 lev aes EA· AL'S GARDENING FOR clean 1: nut >alntJnc, •--~~-~-~-~-~~~~!_~l~!..~-~-~~-~-~il-~Pllot~~·_!~~·O~·~Box~~l.560-._eo._1s_1 19700 JAMBOREE BLVD. &llty and able to work wtD cond!do w I watu-, Value lot prdeninJ It 1mall inte.riar I: exterior, Call Af>VERTJSING ARTIST Me:u, it. S2626. NEWPORT BEA01 with people. Salary $5215- l4500 per ac. T'tadt tor O.C. landacapinJ le'r'Vloes, caU Okk, 9ll&-406S PmtucUon Marqe:r tor hot COOK Equal opportunity en1pJoyer S&tl. Xlnt. worfclnr cond., • -or2ndTD'• (714) 54<hmll. s.rvtnr Newport. * PAP~RHANGER * Newport Bead>'""" E>J>.Hnl2to9Beact>ouu. ESCROW CLERK 10:: tnn;e1>onents.Seodrt1umo S3l·fS22 Bkr. ~~s°"w,.ta•-1~e:sa. Dover Rtuonable. &f6..2449 Mu.it havt aoo<t board Call Mrs. Schmidt, Westclitl OPENING available ln our ·-.. to\ San Jot.quln School. O~ -~~• ~~ Penoru>tl Artncy, 3"3 trt P I •·-"--" Haw: <f sm lit TD'& A 2 ' QU", -WORK .,__ aldlls. Know pr Int In r, Newport Center Btabch for . ct .. enonne ~--r EXPER. Hawaiian Gardener ......,, ~ · ,__,. We«tdlH Dr .. N.B. t;.t;;.2770 i-•--• Ca A vacilnt lot.I, lotal ~ $21,000. bl Li 'd • --• f productton and sehedullmi;. indlviduaJ "'>\Iii at leut 6 ww _,.., nyon ve., \ I · Comple1e Ganlenlnr Str· • e. cs · .....,_. re '· I COOKING food ·~ r .. t lrv1· e Calli WANT: Hse, dup ex, tr1· c--L "'o _...A rA~ o:'\Ulo Xlnl opportun ty, DUREL , PrtP8J'l.<Yn. monthe l!IC'.fOW ex~ence, • uu n , . pl~. car motor home or vi~ Kamalanl, 64&-46'7i -"-•ct. es .-•-· ~ A 0 Vt: RT 1 St NG , 2172 17·22 yrs old. Neat apPfOat. Xlnt iwinc requlted. PleJI-* NURSES AIDES and 1 7?'?' Mye:rg 673-6756. LA\\'N can' ratden work. PAINl'JNG/papel"ina:. 18 yrs Dupont Or., N.B. 8l3-l670. Salary open.Will train. Ship Ant ...,'Orklng c:ond!Uons It IR°VINE ncoeQNNEl .. ORDERUES-Oay shlh.. LiRhl haulirit:, Ex P 'd · in Hatbot al'"· Lie k APARTMENT Mgr-14 11~ull Ahoy Reslauranti, So. xlnt bonelit1. Apply lo Mr. • ra\,J PARK LIDO • WhAtdoyou bsve:totnde?' Reasonable . Call M.1-9l:t). bonded. Rrf'1 furn. &42-1356 units In Anah,.lm nr &n le Laguna . 4~132. -199-.3900 n.y Settle, BANK o~· SERYICES•AGENCY CONVALESCENT HO S P ! t l ,lst ii htti! -In Ora.np CLEAN Up Specialist haul· TNT 1' Ex1cr. Painlinr.. G 11 hf' r ! . G ar den! n a: * * * COOK • se:cond. AMERICA, Ne\.\'J)Ort Center 488 E. 11th lat Irvine) C.M. 14Ci Superior. N.B. 6'2-2.cilt t Cnunty's larxest rtad tn.d. ln1t odt1 joN, ne:w' fence Lic'd. Ins. ~'tte e~I. 30Y 1 1 114/897-1437 *** HOUSEKEEPER Branch, 500 Newport ,Centcr 642-1470 LlJCE ']\» tr.de! Oum t I.er potil.&fl..ri&TI & ~\r. ntas'. ~955 rxpe:r. Chuclt. 645--0809 For Fut relUlts •. Call ''The Call 642....J.:iO:> Dr, Nrwpim Bt!sch. An Tradu'a Paradt. oolumn Ii I * * * * * * Daily PUot Want Ads have Fut n:sutts &r. j\Jlt a phone Mot Une'' Daily PUol The "YtUOw Pigu" of Equal ()pportunlt,y Emplo)'. Dally Pilot Want Adi bavie for )'OGI 5 Unns. 5 1>e.Ys tit< 1•---------------•l.!ba:!!Pl~·= .. :.!-!!=::!:..• ---call ..... -Ml-567I a.-.. eta~fled ••• ~ "· boraaW taJooe. '5. Call lodq .• ~ I • I ' , . ,, \ . . ... .... , ..... '. . .. .. • O'IL., PILAIT \ I (a.;.. 7 l!iil [ t I ',.~ lllll I . li-:oLs-' "lllJ ~;;;;;;;~ llWI> w.-. M & P 711 Hoa, WeMtot. M & to 711 Hol' W~ M& P 711 Hof, W•-· M & P 710 Pumliw. Office Cl1rk w/)Cnawleda e of lilt .b aokkeeplnr. Apply ,Cl.tpeteria, 1n• Newport Blvd. C.M. 'OFFICE CLEAN ING $2/b:r, Mon 6' Fri ewa.. Ht.a ~ atta only. Call 9-12 I ·noon. 9Q-4471. PRODUCTION First & Second Shift IMMWIATE O'PENINGS FOR TllE F'OtJ.OWJNG' MACHINISTS . Muat know De-VUe1 jif mW. Minimwn five ~tl'I tn m.4!Nf.tcturinr prtti&- km put&, Baciclr"OUM in protat)'Pl". tooHna:. U&e of totar,y table: nWc. own 1' il y calcula Hons &nd ,.,,.., .. _ I PRECISION ' I ASSEMBLERS ! f"trtonn usembly work : on cltlM tol@r'af\Ct auem· • ttl.y rtructures in tht air- • cnft • mi&&lle field . SHEET METAL MECHANICS Expmtnce in ~t. Wtma •. fabrb&n and auemlliy of sheet met.al puta. Will u• wars. 'PO"'>'tr brakes. strippit bbrleatotJ, $1lUtf:uia .and ottter related ma· chln•s. +Special rue1t apeaktri •Video-t~levialan traininc demonstrations +Meet our ma.na1erial staff and uk qul!StiOnJ TLelrn hOw OUT ''fut start" procram traina you to IUcttU l.Jctnae or Unlic@mai Don't misa thl.a creat opp.6rtunlty lnttJWva e&rtl eardi.ac care:. Full time, 11 ta T: 30 a.m. • HtJNTINGroN INTEA,. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL e Perlonnel Dept. 1 TTl'2 Beach Blvd., Huntinctoii !each. or C4ll M°T-180'7. SAIL MAKER , Exp'd ,.,..., il bt:neh work. Taylclr Madt Sa.ila. 117 W l Tth No. 11. C.M. SAIL aeamtireu ~. ~r prtfd. FuU tirM. Ullman Sailt. &f4-3107 s.i •• LOOK ING FOR A JOB - WE 'RE LOOKING FOR YOU AS A PART or OUR JN. Secr•t•rv t VESTMENT COUNSELING Up! Or En1ineerint D!:PT. WE WILL TEACH Ex~r. Good Skills. Yo Rural Atma1phere. u ALL n<ERE IS NEC-MISS EXEC AGINCY ESSA1lY TO 'PASS YOUR ltEAL ESTATE LICENSE 410 W. Coa1l HW)'., NB EXAM , AND n!EN PUT I •""l!9!""!~!!9!--"!'!'!IJ YOU Wini PROfESSJON, · , AL COUNSELORS w H 0 * S.c y R•cept. $S50 WILL STAltT YOU ON Bu1y job tor faJt accur. typ- \'OUR WAY TO A SECUR E ilt/U!e SH helpful/trnt ore. AND REWAJU>JNG ru-* T .. Clerk to $550 TtTJtE. Hvy detail ",.,rt, req't t e- rr YOU AIAEADY HAVE curtcy A: ability to Mt up A REAL ESTATE UC ~ eontr61~tptltude Jor !:NSE, YOU CAN STAJltT fi&'ures llite typll'la. MAKING nfAT BIG MON· Sttviea Ctnte:r Emit Apncy LY 0.t~fEDIATELY. Thf· ~Newport Ct nttt Dr .. N.B. MEO. 19'71 CA!>n..t.AC • tM-~lie 535 I fU.4911 fl.tED. OPENINGS • nlEE DAY OR NIGHT Tlt.AtN· ING • T 0 P t'OMPWSA· TION • lNCEN'TWE Pl.AN. 1 -APPLY IN PERSON -1 LANDHOLDERS INC . ml HA:QC!lt 8LVD. COSTA ~A. CAJ..JT. I • CAL.L NOW • SEC'Y <CdM l Youn& envtronm@ntaJ firm .~ brlaht a.tttaetlve y o u n a stt'y undtr 30. 1 cir\ office v.· /vart!d ?elPOn~lbllltles. Salary Sl~OO mo. for appt call Mt. Tiylor or Mr. Pric@ tt S'Jl-a7fil 5477'771 ATLANTIC s.i::K roR MR. rom<G RESEARCH J~R~·!~!~N bu immediate Syst9ms Dlvlllon1 .......... FULL TIME SHO E SALESMEN Secretarial- SECY .-Ot'porat@, ietal. ~· tcutiv• f:Xptt. U.,UIUI Hill•. Call • '37-2020 Ext 247 tor appt. ~A.i\f.ST'iiSSES lNDUSTPllAL lmmediltt Optnlng1 Good Pe.y Call Now? 9AM-9PM. Sat 9AM~~I 0 . c . Fmploymtnt Aceney 12' &oadv.-.y Costa Mtu ....Wt Hl-3112 645-lW . . . .. . . . . . ... • . ... ' -' . I l l • CARPET • Offfc1 Pumit11r•/ Equip. 124 z:1~~t ~·· c:;::;~: ttmoll' control. $75. Ph: 675-1747 152 Tiny toy poodles, AKC 5 wkg, Vfry l'f'11.&on11.b!e &12-4!!1R * 534-l&A.r, e DALMATIAN PU.PPJES e 7 wits, AKC ehampion aired beau titi, shotJ. •93-1741) ' POODLE pupg-AKC, black, 10 wk&. 1 m1.l•, 1 female. L U DWIG drum 11t, Mu!twll ,$51111.~. Complete. Flqor lorn, 2 1 CHIHUAHUA, J month old ZUttn cymbal•. All ldnt ftmale coM. Extru: 6U-56i6 s2s + 64&-UZ CONN allo 1ax -Old l AKC ST. BERNARD male ~ftaior&I mnde\, SUtl. pup • 3 wks Piano ":t nted. 67!1-ltOi S200. .. .,; • ~7·'71~ S&'f of drums &: 26'' Zt.ICin -cymbal. Very lood cond. YORKSHTRE Tl'1Tll!r pupA •• 54~532 •• ARC Champ S1rfd. M-r. TERMS:! • :;,11-mT Offlc• Furnltur•/ YR nl .. •h 1 1 EI 12 "~-·-qup. 41 Ccod w/rh ll tlran . PA Y M A ST E R C h ~ c k H!'IUstbmken :l.'\&-mtS 4113 prote:ctor, almoJt n@W S7j, I rnrsn Sl!lltr pupplf"I, AKC Remu•ton ~ lyptwrittr rtJ::, Champk)n ~•rM. m . Ol'Ptotttl. caleulltor. • ~!127 • mt111f'I· 2~ Div~um1. xlnt GER;\fAN Shtphl'~ AKC s.200. V1C"tor addir1$; madllnf' I miJe, 1 manlnt. s~.' • nm. 0a11 aeytimt 962-™J eau 846-4739 ' . ·~ ... . --~ ~ ---:--~ --_-_...;.r. '. - -. ' . ---. - Here's Hew Yeu Celi U.e Our ,.__ D1111e~ A• U- ' ou r f amo us DIM E·A·LIN ES FIVE ·CONVENllNT "OFFICE5 TO .SERVI YOU e Iring thorn •r mall "'""' with <Ol'tWI cbh te OM •f our 4 cenv.nien't efflr.et. e No llve1toclr, prMuc.e or pl1nts. • Ne com"'9rcl1I •els •ltowtcl. I E1eh Item mUtt lie prl~ with .,. Item owr $25. C .. tt J:S '9ffwl _. IPM• "' IM ·. .I NIWl'ORT IEACH ••• 2211 lllllN lfyd, • I LAGUNA IEACH 1 •• , •• 222 Peret! A- l COSTA MESA ••• : •••• , •• 330 West lay I HUNTINGTON e!ACH 1717·5 .. ach a( .... I SAN CLEMENTE 305 No. II CamlM RHI IUCK!:T lhtl for 1964 J'Md I' SOFA $25. Matchlna klvt A.DOING mac:Mnt. Io t d T U R Q U 0 I S E .I AVOCA -S1AN'T ~. new ccwn $4. MEXICAN ~ l&mp SS 1'IR.E •Elllinl\IWll:r . tarp XL sz each. Left and rl&f'lt aeat 115. End t1ble1 UI), COl'ldition,, ti0Hlktrie iz:. DO 16de-a..bed S25 ~. S20 .fop( l'.'I~ i:ri a ch In.•, 1:.p:i .. Ntw ~tr cqe "!!'•US. fi4~T4 . door for 1964 XL fnrd SlO , iGood~;-='°"":;:::;:""=".;;·:=~=:-.c""::::::::: I ~-:;:,;;m:=o;.,,,,...==:-=:::; . ead!. ~ion. Sc b I ck . •1ect:r,I<:• $1·50· Rc....: .. etrc S2. Retcll'd playu SJ · CARPET 11 x 11 matcfth'I tach. 289 Ford radt.tor SIS. I ToR.A PoWtr lawn mower HA LLl CR AFTEJl ahcrt StaJlducl Hatr dryer StO. maehlnt $10. Stauffer type ~4 •. '. , , tu.II runner no worn •pota BOY'S btie $1S, IG-19M FLINTKOTE (1oor tlic 5 NEW formtil, i lae U, ~ boxttt pUI $50, tirll P> PD, ielt b' fll. Card table ~kM h; UJ...&1Z Antiqued dtt~.r. ch&1r to $25. New kkchen hood, ~av• r1dlo US. Eko DC Baby •wifw" $4.SU. ~-(by Halrflul eleclricl hvo-21" TV S15 'iCA partil'ble jU1t cle&~ $2S ""-104 ' ~ " •-• XL """ way $10. Ootl ol ~ '' mantla ' •• II ' mar .... , ...,, ...-.. ~ co m p l et e $]0. New ICOPfl ,Z. Ht&th powu CARPET 10' x l&' Pl. line new tl80) fttt 9c loot. nd\o #. ~ ~~."' .-.. a,nd 2 OISiiMASTERS $12 _ m . erclnt and lral\I, m •ach. Javatori1:1 $12.50. W1ttt 1k\ tUPf>IY S10, 10 1allon Bedroom dn.pH, 42 X 108 Buketballi SI eaC""h . truck m .. 14 ~r ii" TV Ottdol lbm• "M>rk You ptdl from car. 542-$35 115. 54A·5295. f78 E. &ther aquariurn• SS. H •a t h S10. 8l!droom dra.s>tt 35 x Ba!!eball ato-.••• ~al ·rood J'.l whet.ls and Urea~ 3 Auttlo $10. Chf,rrywood c 0 ff e e Gm.L'S 24'' Sl:an bib with SI ., CM ltefriJtttn.tor $25. Bnokl and 108 $5. KllC'hen draJWf $3.50. each. Hub CliPI 50c ~acb. 1 ~ whffl1 and • hrt1 S 12 . t.ble S25, Matcblrc -bit• huket Sll. 546-4559 BABY chl'll Qf drlwers S!i. mqulneti 1~ • $2. Camp Stow $25. POie' lamp $3. and 16'' ca~l1 'l's<-Mrii. Lambttll& rnolot and 'SJ:! each. Corona IJ'l)ewHler OFFICE dt1k no. Giri'1 Remina:tort typtwrit•r SlO. 1.tov1: S3. m3 Colpi• Dr., Sp&cr-a..Mtte S10. ~n&T. 3 -~hol~ hl:1vy duty kiuv•r tranlmiaiion $2:5. B• d Jr. SIO. Hoovtt tan k bike, 28" SlO. Guoline Canisrer vacuum $.'). f'our CM . 541-6379 l8l'l·B Wall&tt, CM irRrt with 11•• 24" xfiO'. f.ra.me1 $4. Lawft mower $11. Vacuum SlO. 3911>1,~ Cha.l\OeL ensine S15. GuHu $15. Goll dra11i·er de1k no. Old iron =11~";::.,TV:;:c-=,.~.~t.:-=mode:::;-:;!0125«. l >J;;n'bl~·;u;-.ll;;O>.<s~"'"""2Lliii0---1 $1 . 2 roll• of vinyl 30" ~·idr Slinsny ~-'42-1272 Platt, Newport 8 'a eh car charitr S25. St1r1 Sl . Antique SinJtt tewiJW ~29 CRIB ind mattreu 1ooct x tra.nOOm lenatti. 1c ft . oU S DINING ioom chll.nl $6 673-16Gl • $1 . Dtamond rlnc•. inaldted CLDl'HES, hundndt o I btl'ldl, omt 1115, aeU for p) womme: bloo~. ~. ~e.ch. Slf!rM t&Pf'I !IOe. 4 caprW, all 111 aood ('Clnditid. doun re<ff...klkl diapers $4. a!H• 10.14, ~-.fl. M'I'~ School delk $-1. 1147..3112 ANTIQUE Dre11trs (2) wilt\ 81\SSE'l' IOlld wood tablt1t 1-~ mirror• .in •xt'l:llerit fll HM'tl and (1 11.'00ld&U $15 condition S~ each. M'l'-5.120 11a ch, (2 ) rnex lc an BOOKS, box fu ll el Yt"ood/rffd chair• x 1 n I paperb&clu Hie each, J condition '5 ••c+t. Smoke ioltcaWPI $2-.$4. ·M.7-5.120 aiu. i.ble lamp $ 1 ;ji ~ ESTATE item1;. new 6.tttric mwin( l')'m $5. 646--MU. mactiint heed S~. Clothe• WASHER.. dryer and Sincf:r condition S7. Diaper chancer ~'hire or both $10. Powrr each, Apt. stu alqvt $12.~. l BAR 1toot1 $25. +~'bed• 789111 W. 20th, OM and com hancer fl'.lr lronlna: machine $25 ,ach. 644-l52'l table $3. New kiric 1izc bed pump lor GM lll!t:rinc 50c::. Chest of drawtri $10 Finn and fraqie ·S:r> u.eh. 'fhHe SING ER madllne S 2 5. boant $1. All In eood Ira.mt. and cbambtt S20 Trailer hitche1 $1 e«ich, lull •iu bed l lO. N~• VW a"l'I: 1tkt new. 1' dol:tblt twd WALNUT match!nc dn!W:fl, broiler SJ. New hot J>l&te rJ . N'w hl.'l[lrc ~'tchen tool 1\x dl'l.WIP:MI 125. Thrtt Mt $3.SO. New hamper SID. drt;weni $20. J draw'r New Salton tray $10. Nb' corner unit $10. Chevy pick Salton bun wum'r $1, lip bumptt $1:Z.H.8 . 346-0273 Ul,Mill 5C)e..$15. Cl.......,. BJCYa...ES 1 1hi1 $9.50 1 Mc-$.1, ExpreMO c 0 Ir •• boy1 $5. 1 man1 Sl5. Slide mak.t-r S-4.50. New P)ft.il; projec:ton 2 x 2 J·Sl5, t.ss. ptrcolaoor S3.95. N • w Duk room traya, l)hotomate turquoise eNmel ~rccMltor enlarger, e11el, Kod&Jr: roll $1 .!!0. C'ramicl $1-$15 . film developing t1nk Sl~. Vue1 13-$15. Air mattrfa Kod&k photo hand hook.I lSe Sl.00. C1ock1 S :Z -ST . 5 0 . 10 St. Some in binder1 !Imm Tow1:J1, linen. !JOc-.$4, Sil,,..r or 16mm film rewindt and pilt'her SlO. F I b ~ r 1 I & • 1 editor StO. Pro j e c to r pt1rwl1 $2 each, s..lt and m1gnifiK your printt $5. prpper coll~tion 50re-$4. &it. only, 847-3111 NNt of tablf'I SlO eadi. New MAPLE crib m a 1 t r, 1 1 , bathroom pole cabinet f15. Mlttl• $~. WonriPr Shoo-fly Sat.-Sun. call for 1'fff:kdl,y.s, hone s2. EIPCtrM'.-steril!ttr 592-~. 3712 Ea 1 t • r , S:Z. Jump 1eat S2. Baby Huntington ll•rbour. DrriS8 $25. Mirrors $1· $XI. condibOn ~g..(123 MA~. doublt, extn lamp 23'" $9. 16 x 1&" niJt+it Camp cots e.nvu; rood SI fire ind rim $10. Dta.bf:I St. $20. l\td lf1Uier aotom.an '6. 133-1830 10 GALLON aquarium 1et-up lorll'. SU. Bo11: IJ)tiJW $15. 1tand two drawen w&lnu1 each. National Gqraphk: S3 ~ Latte p~lll'H n.z ucb. l PORTABLE typtWriter with cue $15. Swina: ael, needl 2 1..W.s SJ, 645-M'Oll U" JIG u.w $XI. &.U-t188 Sl). Eltt'lric router $12. Booster ch&lr S0c. Diaptr $7. 67S-7138 . ma1.utne1 ~ eacy. SUiiip ' 1tr&J&tit chain $1 •@ach. Large Ian Sto. Lawn pail $1. lS2'7 Bamboo St, 2 DrHHn S6-$S and I nl.rtit pump Ill hp l pht1e .$4, OOUBL.E bnllh floor UpbOl.Ster'l'd rockil'IC chair mowtr. u ii S10. 460 CM. 64~10 itand $3, &JI m&ldline but Baby hardwood potty chair pollther $25. Clothe• caddie Sl7.SO. Wooden rock in a Elmhunt, CM M PM Sa.I· UNFINLSHEI> 'l'O" 9 drawtr ~a C04ll of paint. l 1m.all Sl.50. Diaper pail 25c. Baby $10, Brill& momr $$. chtir .$12.50. 2 end taltle1 $3 Sun. drHRr sz;. 4 dn,wer ~II an~ lamp $2.50. l bird clothe1, \!try rood. 3 blg }jeavy d.u\)' JI& aaw '\Z. •ad:I. Ttrow pilloW9 $1 Mw. 6&a-tOUSE nevu ueed $16. 18-IU=o-E-SMAID==-.... ~,.-,.-,-.~ .. -,. $15. Slidina door cabinet SI. . eait U.50. l new *"-r bo11;de1 $5 t e•:n.:., W~ 2'2~nd Typewrittt table $10. Cl\ain 8Mroarn. lamPI SI. 2 Old but workable h1wn 10 S5 Other curtain, bJia witit wive! S3 mi ' 00 O • P•t"" x $3. Card table with chain turquoilllt uphohtued cha.in mower catcher included ... 10' ~ .. """'. ,t,·,°"""10 , .... · 12, and P.gJ he&dboard S.l. Bird and allO m:iwer curtain ~3" " 36" hlah very iturdy $10. Po..,.r mower $25. Slant $10 each. Glrt'1 clothe1 •lie .. u• '"' cage '1'5c. Built-in oven $l!i S:\ 30 -1ton air tank S3 I II -~ Si $2.SO. Mesa Verdt ~ llbors 7 and 7'tl 50c-$2. Set hafWl!rl in anliq\11!: iold $:Z. · · ..... · board SS ·El.eetric traller •-...... Zfi: 20 $:l lo $17. Harvard Clusie11 $10. 3046 Klllybrook, CM. SM al eold mftal caniJl1er• Baby ~r with ~d Sl . ·brake1 .$1S. BroileT· J60 !: . .16th Pl•Cf, .Apt c. National Geogr.phicl 20c 540-977! ne\.'C!:r uted $4. Sat. only Baby llCal!! nl!f'ds Wl:lfht $4 . rotiuerW Sl.2 50 536-2613 c.o.ta Meu.. 64>1656 call SUITCASE full ol 1il:fi: 10 .,.,,_ ......... Bask~b&il be.ck board .,_.. · · only berr.ieen 12 noon and B each. Boal trailer winch SI. --~----~--=~-cl pt···~. net and ball •r . STERF:X> reccnl player . PM S--•1 ...... · ••" ladie1 dtt11t1. ca""'•. 1kirt1 -:--,, .. ...,., .-. • .,...., car . ...,. earner,..., x · ~~ All.. In ex~Uent condition: 2 Bi.,. roll li!lt'd ca ..... t, .,...,, Current mcxlel Ph \lco ==""===----"" $< •~• M I·"·' Pl hrater, wall ..... !!lectric U. " .,... · REFRIGERATOR t •-.,., · • ...,.,.. • 0 """"'' • v radios $S t:lch. TV alM> beige lake lt all $6. porlabl!! with changer $~. IP · ii:ze Meosa Verde, CM Life maa:a&ine• 195.1 anrl 54 unbeliPv1ble s~. ii work1. Ironing boll.rd. new cover. 64•-1016 ~'Orkl \'~ry good runs by PORTABLE dishwashf'r ~. SlO. Play tnickl S4. t"irt Portable 11pe rt cord er S1 50 Jfoldlnochainmelall===~-~-~--. 211 •nd very cl1>an 114. 201 ."~-11. "·m-t••k ". . ' ··• CHILD'S 1-.cont playOT < JQt• St N•-rt ~.~ Kenniol'fl wuhf:r, Norge ''"'"' nii: ..... .... .., S7.50. Rrcord playtr in $1 H.ch. Woniff.r hone fyou ' " ·· -...-_. "" GROOVY clothr1 1itt1 10-12 f6rmaJ1, $4.50. Polyt1tee dttnrs S4. Lots or minl skirta. llhifl1. and tops 50c - $3. l:xKI Westcliff Driw, 1''e11;porl Bkch. &t'l-11126 .STEREO SlS. C'hesl f!O. Ba.by thin~• Sc -S10. Couch, lovtsear $25. Tablts $S -$~. 2341 Azure. Santa Ana Heirtit1, 537-7939 dryP.r S25 each. Oi1t1n S25. 2 Electronic cannon SS • cabinet s~. 719 w. Wil.an, put It l<>&etMrl $3. Bike iprf:d $5. 644-I0\6 BED, twin 1i1e "tiile oak chain $5 PAdl. Double ~ 540-337l No. Cr-1, C.M. 645-4621 perts handle bin, spoke11 ·rwJN pink chrnille 1Pftad1 with bookca11e headbolrcl, $25. Single bed .S l 0. 1V, l!XCt!lll:nt condition $25. S"l~2',..--wo~,-.. ~-,71 ~boo-_,lm-71'~5.1 (111) $3. Electric foot fffd $6. Goll 1hor1, ladlf:I 6% U . 1prlne1 Ind mattre111 $25. Wa1erlall wittl pump S2!i. 2-Girl'• blke $18. Boy's blke Rttardt 1Sc lo $3. Poli, "St High ch11ir lyou put II Whitr shoe Ice 1katt1, 1i1:1: Roll&way Mil, 30" $15. A-100 Au1tin Healy bumper• Sl6• Portable record playu pan1, aliatea, dishell 4c to toeethf:r) $1. Kitchen chain ·l'~ and 6V. SIO. Larae apool Electric broom SB. 2 '''"° dothl:s lOe-ZX. Child's wall 2 FIN 1trfboard $2S. tl4:Z plaquet SO.:. Blood t&blH Mat.Jo, 962-9759 2 TWIN m11tre111 S20. 2 matehinr box aprin1s SJ!. 675-0607 S'l5. Duck dl:OO)'I S'l5. BcN!ll s25. 646-1.S25 :tic. 780 s. Co..t li.w~. l ol them lOc each. Window boa.rd S2. t;leclrlc tl!a kettle speaktrs lor auto doors $3 round 1nd l liPred $2.50 APARTMENT 1!.ze l&I eech. Record 1tand 50c. Iron rf'lrigtrttor, workt aood c1ddy !i<lr:. Pink bl.th rut: $10. 536-.l669 and lid rover Sl. Purae1 and J'""'TIRES==~.~.~,.,..-,--,14,...,!>~nch---, cl~1 bq 50c: eaC'h. Men'1 536-6338 TWIN head boant $10 each. Brais lirl:place ll!l s~. Fiabliw,. rod1 S5 -S15, Blue uphOls\ered chair S 2 5. l..amPI S5 1:1ch. New watot iron $7.50. 338 L St. Balboa. 673-0029 'boaoowrd~-.~~ddeS~ ".·~~I. STING RA y' l!xcellent 1 ~~'=="7=N7o.717CUh __ onJ-'y~·-· I ~~ .... &lu.,.~~m frlmHk $10. Greil ck>lbel, t'"l4, ~I ~""="'="7,__,,..~-----0 • ·-..., ~ .....: eoa,. ... ~· .. 't-.~1 ten -SS. Mostly ntw or IJI new 2 DOOR buHt in 1a1 wen 20122 Santa A111. Ave. 70, condition $7l. GE portabl1 GRANDMA a:ave up 50c. Spot lis"ht automobile condition. CTh-3959 n.nse top and hood white Santa Ana TV, black and white S19. houskeeping. trtstl1t deek, Sl. Patio cart aluminum, 41=o==o-~.,,.--,,-...,--,,,-~ m uch. Head •ldill &nd PAIR lift.A(!;• chain, ·~!rt, 645-1397 antiqued ereen $15. Antiqu~ whittJ.1 Sl. 1-PCS C" .ew•r RUBS~ ~ll'e I.awn mower . 4'(ilili s:zs. 2-.tlJClUUlrll'l~I rood Ul each. 642-2337 GOOD clothing, giri'1 Ind double ,bf'd .US. J'1•I~ crock 1~e hub, • IHI, SlO. Childi boo&tf!I' chair, Md1 and pol1::1 s,o; each. tie. 15c each: Lamp Made ~=:::-.,,,---,:;-..,-..,-I !iOt'. New coHtt lf:rvl!r 50c. 'l'OOLS: hammers SJ.. ha& Bathroom •htlf 50c. AWi 50e-S1. Plitrt1 2k. , TflOJ"M"• I• h t· ... ~,f-'Uel $1-$.1. ·Scftwdrlvvt J~.B. 2Se-75t'. Hand drillJ $240. HOn'MAN' Hi-Fl in cabine! AM/PM r1dio 3 cpttd rtcord plajter S25. Dil'll!lte 8"l with 4 chflr• $15. 536-1301 ladi!:ll 1~14, S1 • SU. Small and box IJlnnp .-.. in Sl.50. 1-PCS I" wwn crock l'lf!W $2. Child'• foldinc tlool Dl!cor1.tor .tlade1 all illew SHETLAND SwHpu flounce and .. valaneu Sl.. il~e huD, 3 fett, ·s1 . HOM St. Truck mlrron I I. lncludinr a 11 • chm t: n IA , ele<:trlc fan SI.SO. Milk r lau Square t:ltttnc heat~r _S7. : for auto wuher 50c, ·Folding Portable ba.rbr-eu1:.-.new S5. !!i~~..:.:: :; s~~:r,~ hardly ulled $22. Spool twin bedroom lamps "·50· 410 fo'an $4.50. Two wortci.nti: rnttal tible.50e. Go6d tkate Decor1tor picturu S1 -SlO. bj~e1 2 boy'• l ipeed. 1 headboard mattr••• and Eml!non St.. olf Tuitln lank v ar: u om 1 w•l.h hoe.rd $2. Tire pump 20c. Mexican ba1ket P\lt9IP:t $2 -boy' a tpydtr SS • $10 • IL•. spring!! S25 .. 2 tablp l1mp1 betwttn 31th ancl 21st SI. 1ttachm1:nt1 flO •nd S.'>. Slacks ittttchel'I 25c. Z..nlth $.1. 67S-l959 Boal larldf'r S4. Toyi Ind v.ith .shade1 S.i . 6't>--452'. U3 LIKE new to,000 mile tin>•: Sleam iron SJ. S m a 11 radio portable SI. Hula , ., holnehold Items 50c • SIS. E. Wilnul, CM Radial tire1. :Z, 7T;,.14. lo~·. mahes&ny f'nd tatllr, dirk Mops 50c i1ch. Plastic kil:h SUR~~RD eo:~ 1 H ~ Tht Blu!f1. 644-2432 T'urquoiN" club Chair SZ. W&IJ'ltlt oeca1ioftal dta.ir $1!1. Menman walnut co ff• e table $25. End t11bl1: S~. 3 w1y noor lamp, with tablt $10. Antique bl'l..a drH11:r lamp $10. 2 table l&mJ>I, 11onpware $5-SIO. Fine old AVlARY. ,,,.,, .C JI~ llof:Clions ·MEN'S luggllS!'t, 2 piett low mlleaJtl', $25 each, v.•lth lilbt inlay $8. Kirchen boat, 01"11! holt, 20<-. Pl11!1 it' nf12<lw ":~ ~ 1~·';._ • ..,. with 1afety hall. Value over 2 1 ·11 nd c 111 1 war• '"!l""JUU' ,,.. ...... n,rn-11 SOF'A bfod Sl 5. \V hi I t 1remware, china, oriental Id "~ cow h l de S $ e 1 ch. ori.,.inally S50 tach. AIM> u ensi 11 . cement tub one boae ~.Sri · · · SUlO. 4 monlhs o s ... l!ICh. "' =-11 T •o wall mln'On St CM na1t1•hyde chair SS. I..:it~n candle It a n d 1, tab!• ~~~ Davtnport S20. Lamp fibergla11!1 tires, l-TI>14, E· ........ -· " · or lolding 11bl• leg" S:l. 2-1 __ • ________ _ aha.des Sl each. Ditlt"tte lf:l 'l'O-l4, 5000 mil!!I S%t rieh, one o.k tram•, one y,•hitt, can.it door IPl"iflCll $l eal'h. R 1: t' R 1 GE RATOR wilh 11001 S2. 1008 B•lboa Blvd. aett1110rie1, Sl-.$5. Old Rffd S'ltJDIO mattttn 1 et , excdle11t $25. 644-2259 l DRAWER deak SlO. 2 lamPI S2.50 each. La.nip $1. OrltnW lamp S25. 2 V\V 'fender• SlS. Se! of Encyclopedia• $15 . BookcaM coffre table $15. 557 .. 1452 1 T'WJN ~ na.th'NHI $5 each. M5-776t DESK, 2 dra~r $3. Card table. 4 chair!! $8. Cnlquet Ml $2. MQ.-1375 s22. Electric 1W1:1:per su. ori(ina.lly ,37 eich. 2060 ~ &nd $3. Small bike. S7. Clothei ba&krt 50c. \Vood frt'E'Zf'r sri. 646-lB'JO, l6.i E. ~:t~·~:.i 11~1l"y. 673-2123 and B a r to n 1tlwrrlow•r Sat. unlil M>id. 347 Nusau Child'• vanily $2. Platform ai..-. ladder& G feet a-.. g l~h St . CM -;-;--;;==-;;,-,,..--..,,~-bo\l.'I S'I'. 2 t:nam•ltd bru1 Stall! Ave ., off Ot.k St, k · h I ~r '"' 111 -,..,, lr•Y• ... •~ ,,,_. ,...... Rd. In llf'agl! l'O(' er Wll patltrn or feet 50c foot. 2.1.,.•ln hl:ad l==~~~-~---61' BUil.A fii.tlon Waa:on ....-..... c-..1r ..... tneu Cost1 Ml'"ll, Sunday r , c 0 v er I n I ~. Two boerdA, vinyl cover $3 eich. BUNK brd_. h 1: • d ~ o 1 I'~ 1 , run11. nrl"'<h niotor .,.ork ~ n1 p e r or , ~; n1 p t e 1 1 :~!RS5. $1.6;.. .. RC~:r KENMORE gas M>lve $25. ove.r1tullf!d c+wir1 SIO each. 1.g" rool jack and bonMll frame and apr1n1a S.M. e:ood tl'tei, sas · aa i.. watercolor•, bamboo lramf!1 S.Z. 'J'ypewriler S10. Pole Lady Schick electric hair Lampe Sl-$3. Small bn.kll!d Miit' S'l. 2-4" rool jaciui: Nof"Re w~ahine: ~achloe, 67!>-lttl $10. 8re11 m'1nd1rin plaqul! dryer att $15. 642-MTl rugs SI. Two Se a r 1 nrw SI eich. Rua-umplK good v.·01"k1n1 (.«idltK>n S20. "sr~u=o~~~NT=----0--,-.7,-,~,-1 $10. Roy1l lypewriler. good lamp SS. lO gallon •QUflrium green/while 1tr\pe.•wning1., lOc ~adt. Bar bellt SS. Lawn Sm1ll 1'aein1 1tHrilli 'A'lw:f'I 'aCrlllce I ll.'"" ... ~. VW f"Jndit)l)n $25. ll1ndmadt SIO. Sinttt' mattr'Hll S2. ELECTRIC deep fry, 31' It Wit itill In -...1.1,, l boot., TV .., .... , 1llvrr .coin hta.ct!Jel, la""r Floor lamp Si Electric 548-~I ,, · w ' t"'!''"' 1weP.per Stan larxf:.lt $2. or cir or -tmyi fibfrtlats 1'9r llttk lirl ·• d 1•• 3ll9 So PL COpPerlone $5. $6. &47-!IR21, 17379 _A.,ti, F.V. La.tee wOOd lpOl)I table ba . .e Sii. 442 M11110li1,. CM. S9.75. R~_.,I VW doonl l ~i>-SS. Beaepl\ k I n.11I1' ' ryer ...,. · mall'& ' 1961. CADILLAC Convertible LlNEN weivt draperiei. Sl.50. Biro Uei15c eich. 2"X g.,'J...115.'> -..,;" lali'*iound blankt!t, new SlD, C.t.1. 54:t-21113 ~' $6. 1 Chevy m1g $9. P1lir pillow• rww, S g, NEW pollery salad bowl $25. a.tG-9979 Hori7;0ntal texlure• atripe. ·• baneer• ~ e11ch. Rixson MAPLE rllnlnr table, l s1\i:ing v.'OOCh-n wright liltlni 847-5066 Sl.50. Pnts and pana 75c. DUNCAN Phyfe chrome Beige •. Be1ullful cont1ltion. Door cM-eka S:ZS each. 28:Z ltavt• $25. 4 mi.tchl'na ~neh $11.50. Meple end tablt 1 .,,~~-=--~-~~~ °'youih bPrl and maltr'HI Sl5. dinette 1et S25. S48-96l5 Floor to celliflf • :xi loot ~~ Mlf' Ave. COiia MeN, chi.in Sll.50 et.ch. Mliple '9:50. S' doclor'1 !Cale 11"1. 44 Inch 3-way l11mp1 $15. i''or Potiit ~l'"al $2.50. Chalr11 s2 • GIRL'S while and frMn wall. Two .panl!ll. $%> each. 5123 rword c.af>inel f251 ~odrrn }'.)' exlt'r111ion l1dder S13. , PR.Ir, new m1k~p ml.rmr ~~·sbar:;;~"~o. ~1~· A~·~.~ ~."'t,mopoll• ",,· . .!·. desk, form lca lop S25. B120"' ba5ra•ln11· Gi.std"'""'"'i 1 SCRAM-LETS 6 drawer dre11er $2~ .. ~:::c~u~~~.x 33 x % ;{.~,c;-'m~~di~·~:.• :~ """"" uu "" .., M•t"h•'-3 d-wer cke1t · m1 Jt:O ea · Student deik with gla~ lop -,==-~~----t ... u . .. ... .• t '' 64'131' •• ID~AL .... _. . IOI' all ,. Jumpset.I s ~. BUT"',E tank for If'& l!r Movie projector 1.cr1:1ft $25. Matching heidboard octaronal r1beS . ;,... " AN' SW.EIS S15. Twin box 1prinr and c. ,,. ... 1r1 far bridae 962-8552, 9332 Malahlne with rtrulator $6. Cry1tal . S2.50. 2527 Bamboo, $15. Winced back chair $10. MOVIE projector itandard g m11 ttre~s $M. s drawtr ch•!t 11Vlvel nx'kPr. 67~'1' Dri'!e. · c-h&ndeller S25. Pull rlown Ea11bJull, Sat-Sun lo.fi Golf cluba ui. 1156 MVf:r ~M $25. liiovif' SIS. Ctdar hope chl1!, •xtra 24 .->: 'I DESK wilti 4 drawf'ra wall lamp s7. Ceiling light COLLECI'OR't Items: 49 PaWariM, CM. 56-2771 ACl'f:t!n la.rre poru.blt .$12. Either -<>Uen ._ Mldly -large Sl"i. M1plfl knick-$25. liotpolnt oven for PO\VER ~er S7.50. Lara-e for bath St2. Anny 5 1tallon ~al dinky loya 75c -S:Z. Vacuum cle1ner SI8. Bi1111ell Wlckf!r -NOT KID knack 1!if:lf SIS.' Round bultdlrllt In likt new S25 carpet_ rtm~nlA $1. La fuel tank $2. Po r 1•bI 1: v rntagt butler knive!I S.1. 400 LARGE Frtr\dalre, nl!ed& hand 0 per a 1., d r u 1 Confuciua 1.11.y: ''Old maid maple L'Ofltt Lib!.• S:ll. Twin Card tahlr S.1. Small droP . &lie •lldl: pro~ltlr S2fi. el!Ctr'ic stovt ror rl'cni1ttion U.S. 11amp!I S4 for all. 9 v.·ork S25. Boy'• clothlns. carpet aweeper $9. Bis~ll wear cotton g1ove1 bttau1e m•ple bed Jrame s 1 s, !Pill la.hie SIO. Hamm!K'k AP a r 1 rn en ( ~!:r.e fh'f! room or bar s2~. fi44-Mf,O A,.el fi(Ur iM1 75oc -$4. l4 S!i.!'. "'~·1011~1850c.. Table& ~ h 1 n d 0 p, r 1 t, d r u 1 1he hive NOT KID.'' Dillr-Hlf:d m1plt end ta bit SlO. Mtt1I trunk, Mridwlch 1:xtt.ntul1ber $5. "Ml!dicl.nP OAK fu"rn.iture SS • S25. pretty bottlH S2. 4 bmwn "" ...--.. 1~ M t ~k -'and wafll1> Iron $3. Pliui and cabinet $3. Boat dttk chain 1hampool!r $3. To 11 I er MAN'S Huffy 3 9peed bike ...,. ep e uuu C&M ~-· d·,~-, l lO . l3. , ·dloo SS N<'h .. O\lent.uUed chair Bet.utiful mirrnr1 SI· S25. be1n poti 7:ic -S3 . 2 COMFORTABLE (lid Proctor Sil!!x like new $8. $25. Boy'1 2-4" Sdnvfnn P1!r modrm lamp a, ;ww,. .,.. ru F Id ch& 12 "·I PoU .00 pan11 $1 • S3. 310 Handmade doilies 25c. 321 .... d ha' boOh 119 ' clothe1 50r: • $5. 401 Irvine. • 0 lflC . ira ' DC" ly st ..... e c irs. · water color d1:cor1 to r Slincn.Y $J:I. Both wtth ~ta! ficurlnftl l lS. 64~0 , board $5. Spinnlnc rttl1 SJ TttnleaJ, CdM • lris, CdM. &7~ Double kirclwon ~ink 16. paintlni "Diedrich" original rackl. Bathroom sink S.1. 15 M1ple telephone atand Sl:Z.1 ,,=-"==----~-~ t:&ch. Fiehinc poln S5 ttch. RECORD chana:er, Garrard NIKKOR:EX Imm, Zoom Sledl St -S2. Renault, 4CV, in CUiiom tram• ·$75. 14) l!Fit. modern chandl:ller Slttl portabl• 1howtr, CARAGE door IPrirra:• lour Cal'IOI: Pt<ddle SI. GU torch RC121MukU,41pttdS15. l•n•, 'leather ~a 1 1:, radl&tor $4. Footatool Sl . Penian antique bn.u bell• U>. 646-5610 cem•nt floor and filtit!s• 1" x 2S" two 1" ll 32"·Jl S:l. Blut Luitre eha.mpoo .f-5.fl> x 14 whitewaU titt1 &CCenorie1 $25. Judo GI, Oialr, wooden 1irm1 $2. inlaid Jll.ll'm S9 aet. l..&l'lt' REFRIGERATOR ~ &ow SZi. Blondf' oak double Md 1!11.ch. 642-4';74 S2.:ZS ~ rallon. Boy'• rlu 18 with tubtl Sl.50 eicti. •ize ,3, SS. Hart illdA and 548-6842 coffee labla tniitwood inlaid Sl5. T•ble ~.Davenport ,7. frame SIS. ~9:l;l6 TOILEI' tallk lidw tor .uit Mver 'worn .$4. Sport ~~~:Os';.' 7:,.~~··,:~t~ . :'~'J~·S~~~~ boets, 2 LAMPS m. 6 p~ dinette top lmm1.cul1le condl!Jon 331 So. Ne~. Santa Ana CHILD'S rocktnc ch a 1 r, at1ndard cadet mo(lfof SS coat P . Di1hH • lOc. 105 radto. tlectric Motorola SlD. ll!l S20. 2 blue oventutfl:d $25. Carrying or ump\1: 6 BASSEIT ramf! chaiM1 ·$15 n & o g ah Yd". exctllent Heh, 6421574 ' I.Ake Street, Huatln&'IOn 54~2430 MEN'S anrl women'• ikii , chalni S15 •ach. S1t,Sun. t-caM m1hogany and vinyl e1ch. Walnut coffee and tikl condilicm $6. 2 lounae chair• BICYCLE man'1 •llm type Bfi:ach. 536--0206 SIO pair. 494-3178 5. 2171 Rur1I Pl.. CM covtl'l!d 20" x l~" x 10 table~ S7 e1Ch. 4 Virtut SI p11ch. Gerwr1I f;IPCtric S20. &t2-6.''i74 UPHOLSTERED chair, itlOd f"ISHING rod 11nd h!!avy rluty SINGLE whet! campint: 1ur I 7,~P-IECE=~~d~t,..~ll-,-,.-,~17.,c. I lll!ver used Sl :Z. 642-693.'i chrome dil'ector'1 cha~. hand m ixtr $6. Eltttric food (;A.l.VANIZF.D lobller ..,.Jre condition SIO. Co' per Jflhneon AA spin ~l!l, uled ) trailer $25. 494-8171 642--0.ll:l SEASCAPE 50., x 27 .. Sl5. bl~ck vinyl '?6 eac,h. 61.)" v.·innPr $4. coUch, 11 IHI 7 .. _,4,. IPflC'f:d, l ' wid•, nrw. C'hafin( di1h, ulf!SI OJ1CI!. s:i. onct .$10. 6"2-894 1 TOASTER SS. 'f'.oy1 fiOc -S.i. .Shetland rug cleanin.K floor · akil •w Sl5. Kay CU1lar and Sl5. foot 1tool, leathe.r, S I~. Lobsttr trip Sl Mw. Boy 'a llport coata l8-20 $-I.SO BrRD cll!;I' 11nd 1t1.nrl $3. Lamp~ S5 · SI~. Radio SID. DINETTE !Able, 4 ch11.it11 poli~her SIO. Ofo(.'Oralor will calf $20. Quttn maltt'f'N ilttd~ holt S2.~. Likt llt'W One bait t.ink, ulf:'d 24" x tach. DiMltR 2 5 c -S 2 · 24.. F.I · d ·u 12 5 0 .SJ :i. 2110 Eldl'n Av•., CM. ·t k " v· 1 ·h 1 only sa. Tabll! iop1 $1 earh. childi·en'• and adul!s book• Artllicial Jlo .. ·er11 5<:. t954I ~~:_~s~.e~rn~~~9 ~ixe.r ,;,,~~~·1 clo•;~, SI • ii.50: M&.-1762 c oc ..,. iny arm c a r Lamp S5. Chalr1 $JO. 1411 24" x 211 dtrp $5. Ttl1:vl1kln Ol.nbl:rra Lanr, H. 8 . h . h I •··k t t S5 SUNDA" U.S. DIVERS ''"' mool•'" $12. Mable lop la hl e SIS. Cllff Drive, Nev......,..rt 8'ach Soc ~ $2. N1.u11hyde 1wivt"I color anlennw., l'M'W SS. 962-..17Jll $3. Elf:<'trlc f'llll!r wit 1.n ~· e If: · 1. • o k d k ,.,.. ""'" 120 ,... · r:ha1r S4 Tape1 4 and I S1ora1e box thf' 111.me a• ,,_===~-,--=~~- It I-•· t 12 h 1 3 PM N double hall: re1ru[11tor S~. 8 '9 ""' x .,., ' 1cl'O!l!1 from Horace Enti(n . ' . ELECTRIC dry!r PO. 2 l•P< S3. Clothing 2X -. •Kllan on Y. noo o · o .. -6-4£,..092.3 School . track SI.SO e1ch, l 11er 11bl• JWW C<HJ)d be ulf:d in a cord I • , Trff di1he!I SJ • S5. Iron othtr lim• ple1.ae ! 3Zll5 &obi. p1'0 K valvfi: with • $3.50. ~autilll lfd.lon ol pick\lp truck, %!" x 39'11" x rt' et11 1.,...15. Foldin1t trlvetl Sl .50 • S4 •a.ch. Idaho PL, CM built-in raure $12.50. U.S. TV, Packard. Be.JI ZI'' $11. WOOD playpen S7.50. Ha.nlJOn old dreiiini 9Cf'ffn, wood , ~·.• SlO, Table ,.,.1th mtlal btd SlO, &rbec:ue with Antique 111..mp S1\. BruJ 5 WHEELS with tiru 7m x Dlvf'r1 double ltnk Doub!' berl, compltte $l0. baby sc11.le f'l.50. Petfi:T"Hn S~. Toyi and ltrtlr.a %>c. top 4Q'' x 30., x %!'' Sl.50. eltctrlc motor 1tlll in bol( iwdent noor 11.mp S2S. pl $25 54S-l7to manilold, •Ul:mbly wilt! Walnut coffte and end stroller Sii. Newnr.r coHee SI. 5n Coeta MH9: St. Wool chair Sl. Swiv•I SlO. Foldin( ping pone table emnao ,.~·ter plate S15. 13 4 Y · rHerve, not tankt 121. tablet $2S. 646-7510 table-S7.50. If decker mtftt •• .,1,.1 SlO. Slide projector $10. C1.M" ~~ ••-.....-chair S2. Mall box Sl. Qoor _ ..... , lluh 110 c K li4J...t'15.1, 385 Orlt: St., C.M. NEW dn.pea. <>ft' whH1:, 144 x I ,O~,,,..,""~=~=~~~ TI1lES,. new, m,14 $11. t .U table with ttfut lop ~· 79 .. x 3'" S2. Door 71 .. x l9" .. n • a1 heater•'· OUTDOOR bar-i)..q4f: w It h rotl11t:rlt SID. Ladie1 walch, Bulova Jtelf·windirl; $2S. Dtak lam}! SI5. 962-64(,(1 SURFBOAftD 5·9" blur $25, rood condilktn a-18-0711 GIRL'• 26'' bik!: S 11. Fountain VaJlry 5J7-!l'l4:9 Fl.AGSTON~S SI -S 4. 615-0131 LADIES golr club5 \lo'M:lt imn1, $4 H NI. 67>-0737 NICE small up h (I J 1 t er" d chaJr 120. Pr,tty poll" lamp $5, Tf:lher 1'11111 S4 . 2 cttlldrtn'1 ch1111f:1 S 1 . SO Heh. 54&-(19lr, NEVER mar dintrtt 11!1 S25. 2284 Pnmona Ave , A.pt. C. -S.ttler ""'" ,. .. "" SURFBOARDS 15'&'" tti S'I" 12.1. Moountatn climblni ~olpmenr piton, t"lltw.blner1 S2 . S.'i. I track lal'll: !lttk S25. '11 Corvalr S'l'l. 425 Tustin Ave .. Newport Beach 1'VIN' btd• cort1plete m e:aeh. 4 lcl!chf'n chain 12). Aqua and bluf' Ir i m . Barbttuf $5. 3 Glltalde doors SlR -U Trk:yde .$4.~. OL•M1 $2 ~. Sllvl'r pla tl'd 1.t1 ittt Jto. Ll"'·n mower U . Biiby ewlnc S!i. Ult:n~il• $1 • S2.50. Antique lt.1 kt!tlt S2.l0. Oothln r J'lr: ! S.~ S.t and Sun. 3008'1. w. kit., Nf:"lllPJIOl"f Bead\ 114 Sl.5. Grffn UJ x 14 $10. HOLLEY l(IO CTM 4 bbl ~"'-. ,.A., 7510 . N"" ladiet lhoM tb:e 9M $2. UNDERWOOD T)'J>l:WT1t1:r % plywood t"in G 'l'I S15. Green "8 x 84. Gt'Hn 9'x x .-.,..., . .,,..,.... · 644--0581 cltan In load worldni $1. Work bf.ncti Sl. 1 UHt' cortYerter $2. Epoxy 54. S7. Window thutter, 15 ft. =tor, Hbuilt $ l O • AM·FM tr1wl fit hdbw WJND6w C'J'• 1' 4., 3 condition $24. 54&-i165 .window&, mt1lal Ir & me• pelnt m11ll:mlb' cloth11e1, $1' 3 It., Sl P.addtd · bo)"1 BOY Scoot IUmmtr unifonn, cordleu .reliable Em•rllOn p&ntl ..Cro. t ~ stiso. NEW &ecNt dolDtl for ::q~ 11:.19~·~1:~.l?~ beby cloV.u, 50c Mdl. n•n ~,_. 1~~ jacketa' U each. new i izr ll $2, ~1'164 c:kxr:k/ndto, uaed but 'I lf!w Window 2'4" x 4'c" I Pinet tnllen or camper• SI. Gun 548-5143 s.Juda Circle, H.B. "' """' houri. cost $28, lfil Jor Sl5. $3. rts.si door 2·g·• X '&•B'' 4 rack $7. Schnol dl!ik ~. CURTAINS ~·ifh v1t1M1tlan Yimiha YDS-3 and YDS-2 LOW modwn chair, T &t2-2138 Jl'IMI $5. &'l's-.43T7 -Weddinr dN:• uied oner, .OltYROlET V-8 Intake bllnd1 40 x 50. !> .,ta SQ.'15 parls. Fnrks $20. Wlrinit cushion, Mw 1l ip COVl!r $\~. UNIQUE decorator llemi S1"i. Chmm• dlnetl~ table , nuinilold wllh H.rb.iretor each '''· S36-027R hllrnH1 ,.,.ith tf'gu l11tor SIO. 548-1764 and boat ge11.r: Old 111ylr 7 °i~ f'T :0' fl't'";il'r, SlO. Ml.pie bed with like· $20. Exhau1l manifold $.'i, SINGLF. bl>d, C'(lmpl,!1> S'l5. Front wheel with tire Sl Lw=ESTE==R~N"""bon,-.,t-,,-cli7k•~"-,-1,., l amp~ llKMllly .olid bra.11 «'lit.,.. rnt tton S 5 · l"H'w box 111r\ng1 l n d Bicycle pa.rt.11 Sl • $:t. 21"' DlMt!e uf Sl5. 897-40.12 Good Bil Bear ptPfi:ll 115. bl k lit! kt · 6 18 for w'1111 labl• floor ind Rotary TMW1>r SIS, ~a r'l11.1tre.•11 .$:ZS. Small 00111' Klrl"1 bik' SID. 2EI" 1'rl'1 ---- 54(Mi147 ~17~· ltl ' 1111: ' , harcini" 's1 . si:i. Nauti~1'.I cti ... 1 _SIO. Wo?1en·~ ikl trunk S:lS. Small pol brUy hike $.\. 4 JX>.llll"r l)l!d S l~1. l ~INGLE bl1'.nktt~ :ilk: !!ach. drcoralor llems 50c • $7$. IJ:t>ol.I 111u 7• l'nfn t lki boot• 1tov' S:l~. Nl'w "lmPf'r door lull 1b-.t. Kini 1111: pa.dded ~fll[J!~illf: bll,.ket Sl.5!1. I PAIR uphol1le~ chain S25. I..A.RGE oompltt• tel o( Old 11Aulic1I book'ndt Sl .:IO .1~7.~ 10 .• bolt! $10. ExPrcycle S25. Bol1l•r ptllow1 S:l Pich. hf'11dlmrd $1 0. !Ix 7'' t'11rd n1odorn chll lr $ 3. 50. Danl1h round colrtt tablf! ltath'r tools, plu1 t1i:tr11 • $10. Ship'• whef:'I clock S6. S:aJ. l\ar1te G~ $3, all 2 Pfth11 of lamp' SS • pair. fU~ SI , Pull out rlothr1 11111! Vihr11nr s:;, ·rv IY.'1vtl t1h1• SlO. Ol'tter Dani1h ta..b~• S5 and many cut and polillhed Old 11 anchor line 5c f'Xrrlltm condlhon. l961 2 C:•ll 548.-~'14 or call ~IOI s3.:i0. Va('Uun1 cl••t~r Jiil. each. 548-.'">.li!. S u n d a y min 1 Tibbf'll t.anr, Jluntlnflon . 12. Drt1P"1Y n:idi S2. 114~ x l.i C11 rprt 11''"l'JH'r S 3. 5 n . "'~nirc ind next week =::: ·~~· al~~· G(ll)dl r.; loot. Olrl hrontll' b.11 SI. Old Be.di 962-95'3 U:A111En btr and wall tire S2. Por't1bl1: baby bath Toe,.trr S:l.50. Can ~r 1' bJodcs and teclde, a H l i7.f:I Q]f S2&. Chair, end tibl~ $.\ S3. Car IOP carrl•r $,~ • .t'I'~ $3 !1.f 12 H 2 PANT·DRESS "u t f I 11 • Exctilenl medium 1 i i1t S2 -Sl O. Solld braq plaqUH, WOOL ~ldtd rup: 2 • 9' x · l!ach. KJ~n •M dln!nr 15 tire wit h wheel $-4. Gas mix,.~ ""si.'~e• · SOc.~ 11iu 7/1, 1 blua-SU. Pink S7. 1ueamer trunk, !rood far mo&tly. old 11ilinr ahlPI ll' ~ and S'J). rd' $'1!1. 4 • ta bk $5 •aeh.: TV'a • nHd 1tov• SS. Double ca't Iron 1luminum k et t I~ t rt. Ntvl!r bttn worn. l08G COl.J~ te.bJe, itereo Sl!i. $1.50 • $~.75. L:Mltler bound :ir 15' $20j .CTO C.rnbrl<tt• Cir, ~~Ir SlO. J'1oor ltimp $3. alnt IM" til• $7.50, Pla1llc ll1ba0hi 50e. WaMe: imn 12. Wtt:llatt, S. CM ~ Younc dllld'• iii• 11ood 1005 BaWOlldi $12. 6 Inch C.M. 642-1249 Jap&nl:M' mink ~ 110. blind 36 x 72 $l.50. FlrepliCt Jron!~ boa.rd $l. Ctmpinc WA.Qfl;R and elf!Ctric dtytr, •ooorcl1on and cur S25. llOlid bronui main 111>1.m Llrt• e1blnet • rK'Of'd : 11 ~ l ,_ ·i· •·d II M t w or 1c I n I n:x'ldldoa J25. Lona: •irwie drawer filP $.1. pre~ 1aur• SlS. Oki. y AMAHA BO p&m flW}nrt player, ndlcl, TV netdt ltmn ,,,.,. pore. I ~IC '"" , • tffU chalw ~ Tflll S.i. Table and ftOOI' lolkl brU1 BUu tallrell IOI hmt, and chanbtt Pl ..wk sis:~ ih6ftr «ior" kll' ~ $5. ~ ... rc~·. ""p,:_, eo,. ~~~t· J". la.mp SJ.50 t'1ch. 646-2i12 .$25 pe:.r ..ction. N•w bronUJ each. 5f&..4W . Ctau 1howtt doOr $3. ..... • ....,. ....... .,._.. •.J& 15 TOOT brown rouch. rood OOUBLJ.:: bed, complete S15. downhaul S15. Hand cul REFRIG ER ATORS». SINCU: box IPT'tn1 . Barbecue molflr Sl . Fruit jar1 1)c If.Ch. End condition $2$. 557--34:11) 646--2395 or m Arbflr, CM •llhouet11:1 of nld ••lllf'C \V1llhinf madilne $25. Gaa mttlntu and frame SU. MS-l~. 2.lt f'·Avoe&dc>, CM laitlf'-15 •. Zenith 17" TV $25. YAMAHA YDS.3 11nd YDS.2 1hips S7 • S25. GlaM:. doublt dcyt'r $25. Black tnd whit• Cablntt it•reo ratH~, and LOVF':LY Sttir\illna crib Sl!i. ~ ..... =,_'""=·""",,_--~~ parta: f ork1 po. Wirine OOUBl..E box 1Prinr and Inkwell 1land and pen 'T'V $2!! PhyaiCll 1hl"npy reOM'd player $25. 20 l'*d Strolien, Pttt:rt0n w 11 h CAMF:f\AS. 3S mm, roll film, hamt5'1 with rt1tolator IJO. maltttu SIS.. Slncle box holdt.r $7. Stand1rw Iron table: ri5. C.11>et '"''i'tPfr converttblt bike Sl(). t nfW plgyblclc: "'"t S12,50. I anti 11 movlt , UMblf and Fmnt w~I wilh tire $7. apeifW and rne.ttreaa $21. ubtrll.)', thlp dtA:lfn $6. tnd 6 Wpowble h«11 SI~. ~ ~llf'd •l•rtrlr BllUY •trolltr $l0.)0 . collec:toni lttm1 S2.~~. C.ood Ri1 &.old pil)t1 $15. Purt -a • crib flO. Ollld't Nto1\cal book' ~ -$12. Manglt 1.JS. T1Pf' recorder t'tlhl\ll: hJClurr.11 ctlmplil'tt $.\ Strn0er $1.~. ColOO playpen Sl)f"rd (;raph~s. 2~ :x 3K 540-6147 rocltl:r S7.50, 6f6..1220 SHvf't 11PUr1, !!nJraved H . t.l5. AnUque rtt0rd t·adlo each. J old china lampe I~. $'1.SO'. Pride Ttl.mbll?, Nw 4 ~nrl 4 ,., $. S~ for body v.•ith ORANGE naupt\yd• tofA DOUBLE Md, c: om PI• t e , PIP" cnllectton, briar and C'!Omblnatlon SlS. Stoo\11 Sl Work btnch S2. Bab)' car· draw•r dl•Ptr chl!ntt'I' '20. ra1ur:tr1nc:h1r, S2:. IOI' ltnt and S:t>. Matchina f'hair S2S. bnokca1t hl!1dboard $1~. l mttrtc:haum $1 • S12. Old f'lc+t. St1Jf11>nt d~k S!i. Drop bf'd $1. Bathroom. sea.I.Ii $1. ~rd. roll film ada~rr for h. d ........ ~11--4903 Crib 110. Malchlns t drtwer , , . Modem walnut betlroom lf:I, cu:-W>n IYf:ll...,,., 1ttt•n. ice tonp P . Ant)l!ur vol! l,.at ttt:hlt S.i . Klll'.'hen t1ibl• · x ,. •Pnl'll btlck. SPf'td dre1,,r anrt mirror st~. a'OOd $15. •~nnlca top t•blfo. and ammtl•r. ~ . $.9. Lertt 7. Chain s:z • Sil. M•tal GLASS i:nlulatlon.. I!(" fhlck, """'' $~. Hl1h c h • i r • (",,..phic S~. 2W. Jt: l~ ttlrn N t 1 ht • I. n" I s I~. no ('h11l1"1, lf'lla 4 $7 . .)6() all aluminum ,.,....rmotl tee urv1rw: 1&ble SJ. Plw.te: KIUI 140 lqh.rt le>e t $3. Car \'ep Babyllnt $15.50 • 11.50. s hnldtn "" 4 x ' tt!.m pa.ck Cf)Ml1>rnptlt11.ry '!<'Iv, lf'AI $.20. Vic:tori11. St . Apt 2. 64~1 cl'ltll Sl , Padrlf'd alant mlmn $2 -$S. Metil room CtJTWon, 2, p. 1: a ch, draw~ t Ch• 1 I I 2 S • adapttr "·~· A~bl• Atiby·s c-tu1ntina IAhl' •NI TfR~. 7'1S.14 wtlitt Ml board $4.~. Solid b"M iil'IOr thvidtl'i$3.~. Ht.Mnek $1.50. tfolly'MIGll bf-fl tram• S2. Headboard with 'malchllll dayUef\t rut film tank tG ~ x ·11"'''"r $25. · Ctl8C'fl potty Chf'v:y ri!NI $7. Tf5..t4 Wf\Jt• hal'lt1lt 1ind fa~ ~atf. 30" x Brdtib@U• 0 . Chlld'1 hand. Wall furna~ $.~ C'.u lawn •nd lthl~ US. S1r11!1: 110. A.II S, 17.60. 4 x S wi.tft « Mnter 1t.1.1 u. Car 1r>1t J1 $4. 7M-14 $4. l!00-15 u. vw 4~" sin. Craflt.motht:r'• knit •Whtm 11.eo. 1M:30 mow,,., rMI t:rof · t r•. 11."Hk. &10 W, ath, C.M. type dlYl\IM. cut Rim tank !IS2~.W f1rr on rim 15 6G-2'1U 1tllfin&" Msktt $1&. tu.2M8 Sat. 134 !:. 1.Attl St., CM ~ IH~ • n~. ~ ' , WrenchH, all tile&, ~ft .. t'nd, box and C1'ftC't'l'lt 25c· r.>c. Slfdl' $2. Squa.ns ~ $2. Pw-e~ 10011, dr!Jls $4-$1, $1lndtr1. $~. ,Grinder M. Motora S3-S8. FtlH 25c-50c. PlfW! lhre11der SS. Pipe cuttl'r S3. ClamP41 all •iul 10c~$4. ViCH $1-$4. Lf:vtl1 .50e-S3. Socktl Rts' ~. Kilchrn 91.,1,, $3. lee chtjl S1 . Sl)'ro chl:1t 50c. Sml]J l'haln:11 50c. V. W. h!!adlipt SI, ll584 Hawthorn, F.V ., 96MiOII ffiENOl typed .. co r a tor plat.I! mirror b ·a r o q u • 1oldlet.t :6" tr1me w. Limoee 6 de11S1:rt pla~1 rlepnt &old 1eaUop irdt• S25. 962-M&S NEW drill prf'M .t ab It convert1 '.4 or ~/I portabl1 lnt.o,driJI preq $12. ~ HOTPOINT ....Wr $ 2 t , "'"Orks good Mfrl8111 30" ELECTRIC ato\'e, likt lll'W SIO. 2 Bunk bMspread, blUl!/rrd like nPw S2 e1ch. 2 tip n' rock TV chair1 S2 •aoh , Beautiful m ap I 1 ~ttl bftMl tnr lablt SlO. Child'• 1idt'w11lk ricer $4. N!!w ctiri~tm11 c ard 1, beautiful whol • ··bmc $1. Saturday only, 968-6859 OIEVY tnitine 348 .nor! block S25. Cartiuf'f!tor hMde and f!Xll'l.8 S25. ~ of drawer• $15. Desk $15. ~29(() or 53&-1125 JACK'S belly board. doohla K"llf, good conditi(ln $21, !J68..40.18 MAHOGANY Jeat.her top colftt S15, End !able $10. 3 foot tq\lfll"I: col'Tlf:r walnut l11ble $16. Gnoen brocade t'ha ir S15. 10092 Cutty Sul, 11.B. 962-1748 J:r' Con~el TV SllSO. 25" l11bll! 1V $14..'JO. 11 •• port11 ble TV $11.50. &x 11prln~s 1M ma1trt11. $7.50. 9' M>f• S.1 2.JO or 6' IOfa $5.50. Dineua lable with <.-haif'!I Sfi .. '11'.1, cu11tom rlrape1 tnr :\ bl:dmom houl• talc:~ all Sl4.50. DMn'1 Pacific: Sartdi Homl!1, 5.16-4131 • --._ NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH '~ • THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WAN T AD 642-5678 I: ' ' """'---··~-........ . . . ' . • --'. . . . . . . . . . ... . -. ,, ' . .. . ; ..... ~ . • DAILY PILOT , ..... 11>1 •.... 17, 1971 -m 1 · ; ..... v.. -1r11 ~=.;· I ~ I ....,.., ![i} I ,, ...... .-J[i] I 1..-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· · ;; I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ .. _ .. _ !§JI.___ -_ ... _ .. _,!§!II._ ___ ,.._ .... _JI§] I _.... 1 .. 1 ~;m;;;;;;1 Dot 154 3 cute cuddltly pUpll nttd I;;..;_,,'_,.,,...,..,,,==--I lovlnc bomt1, tncd )'di, 1 · DOG LOVERS blk. Cock a pOo, 6 win. 2 S.utifUI Springer Span.if'I blk. A wfll cacktr-territt needs eood home i loVU\& 1nlx, I wkJ. S4t .. 7'50 4/19 ~ 20 ~ old spayed I~ rnal1:. Obedience training. NEED ad· home, lenctd 1J<C ~r-548-7116 yard, for lovablf, blaek &Ntl, Power 906 Cycles, Siket, Cycln, Bikff, Trvcka 962 Autos WantH '69 WHRS 33': J"bbridge, Scooter• 92.S Scooten t2J,l-.-61-S'1U--D-E_lt_TO_N_P_.-u-. TWJS, au. FW """"'· We Toke '70 Suzuki W 1i119lo C&mp Sl»1L ---trim tabs, SJS, 1wl.m 11ep, * 642-9371 '* A1king $600. \Vkda,ys 9-S, bail tank, cstm c:rpts, pm Motorcycles Mobil• Hom•• 915 64&-4491. water, anl!tu. pwr winc.h In Trade ·59 QIEVY i,; T piclt"-up. + Mo~. Sacrifice Sl8,000. p _._ t f Extra clean. $900. gee to Ph: M~111~ On VW!s enwc or appreele.te. 714/842-J097. n · "°'' ,.,;,.,... "" "' BILL YATES Vacation "' Forn Ii T. p.,.,1, '61 WE PAY TOP CASH for Used can 6 truckl, jUaf c&U u. fot tr.a •Umat-. GROTH CHEVROl.£T hair/Pointf'r mix. 6 mo'1, WELSH CARDIGAN CORGI All shots. 63.S-4839 An&bf:lm Ma.le. 9 n10, AKC. Sittcl by or 836-449.1 S. A. 4119 Gray marine eng, prtbl li ve Intmaculate l0x45 2 bedroom Engine-Cabinets. Good Champ. iisebkn. GentJ1: .J.. Jovin.& "'fchldrn. Should be •en lo apprttlAIP. SIOO. b.lil tank. Co • 1 t Guard VOLKSWAGEN }'~leetwood -llke new $2995. cood. $395. 494-7868 ' M ' 7 Oogll, mulls, have been appraved &: tic bute1 nmld . i i"" 1 · _.. · Ask for ~a: anqw .,.. 32852 Valle Road nc "°e' urn1ture &1K1 awn· • • '61. Ford R&.nchero, $21,-. 182ll ~-a·" BJ,d. \Vild lor 1 yr. Don't deserve Also dock space avall in · oi: w. ...... ,., fiog catcMr, could be vt'ry Balboa Bay. :ll:S/83G-:S'T5G San Ju11n Capistrano ings. 1792 Ken'M>Od Pl, C.M. Cati Huntin&ton Beach loyal & nitt peq to alder 837-4800/4934511 /49!1-2261 BAY HARBOR 642--0ai7 847.6087 · KI 9-S331 OBEDTENCE c:lai'ili ti> li1arl Per"' on . 6 4 2 -91 5;;. 1c: +~lBERGLASS tri-hu~. 837-41m/493-451V49'J-22b1 . MOBILE HOMES 1, • ..,;;;,e<E;-I 'c'°a::m0:1no::C-, 'c'=ood:::;-,....,="'1~ 1 :.:;WE;;:"P.,A~Y.,TO=P~OO_;::LLAR:,.:::=: in the Jrvit'tf'/Nf'l\'pclrt 67>--"J'.! 4117 Safi'!. roomy, faRI , can. <www;;;;acsa 4wsa:cosawa-c--ss-aa -.J.42;;BakerSI just OU Harbor Gocx:I f 1 I $50() tak . ' •:i • sink. From $575. Sea Wltt!ti ~ ..._ .... .._ Blvd., eosra: ?o.1esa ~.,,197•8res. s es 11. i"'OR TOP USED CARS Beac:h area \\'ed. April 2'I a1 AUTOMATIC transmiuion Ma.rlne. 2664 S. Grand. S.A. I ...... TH.u.. ....... · • ..rro-U your car la extra clean, '1:30 pm. 0Jl('n lo 1111 dog~ student will ovttltaul or ~. Thura-Frl 4-8, "'"' •THE MEADOWS • Auto L••1ing 964 Re us first. ovar...5 mo old. )46-49:!8. Sf'f"Vic::t' your tran.<: frtt of Sat-sun noon-6. HONDA :Finest a.dull eommunily -BAUER BUICK BQ..XER Puppies -AKC 7 charge. You pay for parts. .fO' Wll.80 diesel cruiser. in So. Calif. LEASE a new '71 Pinto s;;o I 234 E. 17th St. wk1 old, brtndle female & 64>-M24. ~ PM 4117 Head, calley, radlo, half IU • pro.~ Rec:. c en 1 er mo. <36 mo.) open end. Co.sta Mesa S(S-1765 malr . 550 l up a'fRll:NAHDCD" Swimming pool e Lawn RENT a oew '71 Pinto $4 1Uqua.lhome8mo.blkcock tank, sterm, dinghy, 6 Liii.A LI\ bowling e MuchMore. day and .4e mile. Pl.ll a \VANT to buy '56-'59 714/842-3092. I ....... .,.. hs bunkt. Classic Cat a 1 in• M -• Be -· j ~ • poo OV6 \.-u1.1Uttn • 1 .. MAal rNW'f. •l On Jellrey Rd BetweE>n S.A. little kick in your life e1-...-r1.1CB nz .-,., n ,........, SILKY male; 2 toy poodles. 1 trained tncd yd 968-737'9; ~t1.~1Goocl cond. IOOXI· , 537.s824 e 893-7566 &. San Diego Fwy, t'ii mi THEODORE · cond. Call 67>-2422 blad:, l sliver, both males. 548-0813 4119 .,.,,.. ..., NEW USEftSERV All ARC! 646--0lJl 333 E. -..,.. • So. or S.A. FwyJ ROBINS FORD 11,h "'. CM. KJ'ITDI 6 wks oki l blue, 3 BOAT &. Newport mooring. - - - - -* 714/~. * 2060 HARBOR BLVD. 1 -""'.-~~'-c-'-c~--~~-I · ed trirndl Lge, fast 17' fbrgts fish & Ill ........... 1 MOVING. PrectOU.s Lhasa mu: gray ''Pry y 1.kl boat. 100 hp 0/8, Exclu1iv• R•1idential COSTA MESA 642-0010 ra.isied ~·ith .small dogs Apso, nt'ed.s gd honH'. Newport Hg1a-. 642_3354 4Ja> bunks. bail tank, trlr, convt '69 TRIUMPH 250 Park, Newport Beach Auto S•rvice Parts 966 fem 11 Ir. yr old, AKC 'top:-tl850. 833-3388. 8x2l trailer, 12x25 cabana • Autos, lmportMI 970 ALFA ROMEO '67 DUETTO Sfj-3767. F~!· formo2w:: I~ 16' mbdloutbd. '68 Chryaler, Excellent condllion. (8377G7) custom bit, 12x30 patio. SACRIFICE!! SELL/TraM Silt~. TrrTier -sdogmao l!l H.P Volvo. oog, convt $49S Fenced. Bricked. Boat slip~. Like new -Engine t.1a.sters 1 1 ~ loving s h a I a: y mmacu!a!e! owner, fac-Champ sittd, AKC remale, 96S-7M 4117 ~-.. ~~~ trlr, like nu, $2595. Priv. beach. Recre. ha.II. Torqueflile transmisi;;Jan,. tory hard lop. (ZXUS88) Full :; nio. I must i 0 ! V"'""""'...,.._., BILL YATES billiard rm. Rrnt $95 mo. cable type. Hj-sta!J Hemi price $'239J. SnialJ down. 714/637-3188. PERSIAN C"at. ff' male, Ill' runabout. 50 HP inboard VOLKSWAGEN $6500. 714: 673-1094. converter. both $300 or wttl· Will finance pvt· pty. dlr. 1DA~CH=~SHU=N=o,-,po:-p~A"'"'~~C"°, I '"K.c :· 7 mo old, IK'eds a Png. glll!M'd hull, A-1 rond. 1969 Skyvllla 20:<52'-Step11 10 sell separately. l'.:de!brock Call aft JO am 540-3100 or minia. male & ft:malr, hoinf'. lo\'t'S childrtn . 3 rf'IM frtt slip, $600. 328;)2 Valle Road heh. 2 br, crp!~ &-drps Hi-rise Manifold for J\'lopar .f!J4_7506 ~ttotl. \Vire or amooth coat. 543-4361 4/M 67'.!-fi6.17. San Juan Capistrano thruour, Crpl'd porch. Lots 383 $55, ~licodon oil pickup f-----'-------- 63.l-4018 BEAUT. ff'm ColliP Btige J: 1967 32' Chris Corill-lr83=7=~~SOO::"i/Ci493::o;~=5=11•/"49~9=-2Li26l_l ,,=•=';.'~"~'='·~$8=',150:::_. ~'1&-:::..1='="'-~ sys!em for werlge or hemi-BMW AKC Argharu -;\la.le & ff'm.. \vhilP, Spa)'t'd. Lo\'ing & th!an-lwin screw. f u 11 y Crown Valley Suzuki 24x60 comple!e sel-up in moper engines $50. Ex. cond. 1---------- . ~ d * * FREE * 1 k \' R.1:-al Bargains! 633-5576 "''ht w/blk masks. Cha.mp Rf'nlle. Ntt!ds a:d. l:lomf'. equ1pt"'", rea Y to 10. * adu l par . r old, Brst 18 strl. H~bril:en. Re as f~~~~----_!c"~"'~I 548-2-134 Helmet or Metric Tool Sc>t offer. 98;A> Garfield, Sp 21 ,,1. ,_~ru-'-'~'~------I C*-7658. BEAUT. hlk ma.n.~ cat. C'OlM 29' SPORTSFISHER, .Dyins: "'llh Purchase of New Bike. Htg Sch 968-1612 2 Ch&11y Astro mags \1•ith MALTESE. Thimble sm 66-0lli', 83.)...8242 t/20 bridg!o, ·di.Jal controls, s/A 77601 i-~o~oad S'x47' Flamingo, Be au t !ires, .whet>! adaptrrs !or Yorkies 1 Toy Poodl~. &: look w/oul oblip!ion. radio, twin bait tanks. Xlnt Laguna N1guet 113l-1S'11 inter., t;r'ptl\/drps. You'll V\V V.'l\h rhroMe l~g ~uls 60-0137. llJ.>.8242 4/20 shape. $2500. Ph: 842-4904 Norlon. AJS, Rickman too. love 11!! $2495 or bes! olr. ar.d loclu!. All for S7:> Firm. A"KC. P\.ips &: Gro"'·n. Abo 64;,..m47 548-5380 Stud ~·1Cf'. 113: 761-8160 PRE.TT\. sil\"l't')' gray I< -NtJt 32' CLASSIC Cruiser. Sound 1969 XU! Sportsler: Gld I ~;':'c;;"--~~-.,--~~l;ini;-;;~;-;;;;;;;;--;;;;;;---kq:-batm:I <'Bl. nds homf', hull, xlnt eng. Maiiy Xtras. paint, elee start. SJj(} in Trail•rs, Travel 945 VW trltns axles, 196I & up. S~. ~S!.u~ Alto ~ abyuinian kitten&. '4500-Win trade! For info c:hrorne. rac: skk'k & perfect. ----------1 from $65. AlllO eng1ne9 &: ...., ' .......,.. ' ~"'""""' SJS..Oei'6 · 4120 ph: 543-3112 aft 6: :ll wkdyg Cost $2,IKXl/seU $ 1 7 O O . e '67 SANT A Fe Lil.1 '-Slttps COrf'.s, 838-3233 ?JO fi7.>.M&i 14' Sea Witch and tra~r &6-4687. 6. Good cond. $775. Call VW BUS seats for ·sa or I •~'-1 Bl.AOi: male c:cdtllpoo-JD lii9YoITTU<haA:Sii:ii25f.;;n l ~~,~ 'Tr.l':"':C-.,-.,.-7."--~i lat'' "-I tt ·~ w II: s . V r r y <: u r I y. plus 4 HP motor. $600 total '69 )"amaha AS2C 125 twin _.., · · ixs 0 er. :>t6-5316 ~ 4/20 e 546-oa78• cyl., Xlnt cond, for 16%' travel trailer. gelf. ** !1611--1210 ** 16' PLEASURE boat, 40hp dirtlstreet. • Lo m1~s + contai~. Gu or eler: fr1g . * PORSCHE PARTS AKC Bea.Dr pup. 131, e PUREBREJ? Dalmatian De!:,.;! N ~PP>' ~al~ !.~ Evinrude. Elec. shill. conv. access., S:l.95. 6#--034a, 2900 Used twice. 675-2916. RE AS 0 NA BL E Day pups.·AKC regutemt. e-a.1 Gil-;aTI 41Jl l ..'tnp"!'._:_•"_:/lr~l~":..!'$950'.:'.-~·..:""""~~~"-1 ,;Ca:;:::•al:;:pac::_· ;-N:::•:._"""'""'"-~ Trail•rs, Utility 947 776--0444, e\'e/wknds 936-2419 Sf8.9.l76 Days: 646-nll -:-'-'~~----_;_:.::: A -, · . /!~• Puppies. malt'. blk 22' Cabin inboan:floutbrd, '68 Suzuki 50cc. red 14, Taind•m Trailer utos Wanted 968 J?XINGESE pup, tirl,.v. 1 / ..-:t11o1tt markings C.ocker I. l'rlr, SliOO. \\'/chrome f1>nder.s Like Wi"• 4 v.·heelo. All alee! \Veld-IMPORTS WANT month oldj fem. w/o Jlllper, Tt:rrier. Call 5ilh>U9 4117 • .:H&-8S86 * ne\\·. Used very 1itlle. Slj(). ~ ED • Larges! Selection or New & Used BM\V's • Southland's Most i\tod- Prn Serv\Ce Facilities • Complete Stock of Bi\tW Parts e Overseas Delivery Specialists Buy Or L•ase At C. BOB AUTREY dark color S2S.. 968..fiOIJ f~:;.;~~~i>ii[;;~~~~ 1 :--:_;_'::'~':::..:'-::-:=I ~5"~•~1~1~1~46~C~h'"':':"''~'~'•~"~· ~C~.,~f. ed C"Onslructlon. ~~" Sr eel Orange CounUet ''e~P~U~R~EB=RE=o~B~t.A-CK--1.AB-SHEPHERD/Collit' puppy to 8oat1, Rent/Chart'r 908 ·59 YA1\IAHA ~Scrambler deck plating. Will sell or TOP $ BUYER 1860 Long Beach Blvd., .Puppies. 7 v.·k3 old. ~!'"~me. 5 3 6-2 9,s 1 o 17 • Low mileage _ Excellenl trade for pickup. 3166 Sicily, BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Long Beach • • 548-8265 • ~ ~ 32' Twinscrew Chri!'i, fully concl. s495. &12-8493 _ 1680 (Mesa Verde) C.M. 18881 Beac:h Blvd. P~on• (2131 591-1721 DARLING black rockapoo equip"d. Fishing or Cruls--Tuslin C.fli H. Beac:h. Ph. 847-8555 , __ _:Cl~°".:..c':..:'-""..:da:.c:cy_= e CUTE PlTPPJ~ e pupp~·. male. shots. 494-2522 Ing. Al!llO '59 Twinscre\\·I~~~·-~~-~~~ A N " sa & UP 1 • 17 Owen.~. Xlnl cond. 5411-24:w ·10 Savage 250-gyt ki1, big Au!osforSolo j(H f utos, •w 980 Auto1, New 980 642--4818 * 534-3885 a lf'r J. '41 sprockf't, magura levers, LULU"s darling Terri-poo 6 Boats, 5.111 9091.~''~'~'~th~'~"~500;.i.;m~L~M~'"~Y'.l l~~~~~~~~~~ v.·k old puppies -3 IPH. FAMILY Boa . C I b' '2 extras. $600. EVE'S ;)4!-2329 646-0990 4111 I, o um 1a ii good 1Hp. 4 Sails, a 11 • '68 TRrur.1PH 5IXI Antiqu•s/Cla1sics 953 FREE Gf"rman Shephtrd aCCl'530rie1 & nearly new * PERFECT COND * puppil'S, 9 "'Joi old. No moior. Reas! Call 548•1263 e 7'-fUST SELL • 1917 DODGE Tooring. All flW 10 You Ill pap€'rs &l:HX!92 4117 aft S. * a.18-'1890 * original. New tirt's. Rum p()()DLE &. 7 pupple!l. I BLK lab puppy, male, Mk 5.5 Columbia. Best looking ·71 Honda. 350 Scramb!er-1-'good'--'-12875'--· -494--7-66-1-·---:~i:~. f~n~~11~5d~spie~:~ ror Peggy. 646-3645 4117 boat on Newport Blly. Call Low mi.4'foo. Ca.II 545-4257 Duntta,Bu99i•s 956 5'&8-8232 4/19 , 1'"REE kittens l puppi"s Ralph Bogardus, &lat Sales days: 635-4256 eves. SAVE nif' lmm.-1'--"°""" 6-12-4818 4/17 5411-p~ 'l59. 2: To haggle on 250 YAMA,HA Eodu~Dirt or CLASSIC V\V drive buggy. -.;-z:_~·ie 2-6 r.iOS Id · 1 1 ·~ T-top & windshie ld, 14" Small blk 9 wh Span1l'I. · 0 puppies. ·:put e. ---street. Xlnt COlld . ~!any niag v.·heels. 71'1/811g..99Jl male. Good watch rlog. l·lema.le 642-1875 4/M MERCUR1' 14 Sa i Ibo a r exll'u ~ 6f4.5346 ~3821 4/20 !~~~~~~~~~~[ w/sail11. aluminum mast & '70 H ~ Tra. U 70 ., ext 239: after 5. 811.1-2943 boat trailer. $400 or be 1 t 0 a. • 400 mi"· * * CUSTOM melal Datsun FREE kitten~ If~) olter Call 774-5556 Xtru, Xlnt cond, $250 firm. du""' bug"". $&'i(l, 5'11)..258fi lolta aod · · ~t3n '"' ... •,..=-..,--.,.-,-,~~·~/.=29 1 :..-•• ••• ....... -.';;';;;;;:;;~ Ul' Unico1·n Cat. Fastest *962-5618 * 1. made. like new !nc trlr. coat 1970 TRIUMPH 500cc '70 Meytrtl Towd-Ni« but LAB and Auslralian Shep Good Condition d 9· VW G ov $2000/sac Sl2jj) 613-6663 67:r1711 eve,;. rugge • ie , ates, ~~leM~l~1ttte to a ~ _G_•_•_•_r_•.,1 _____ .,.900_ iei--"1!197i7ooliH'i'o~sii1E~-'cc~AfrTl.=~-·".'."~~-~~--roll-bar. lie. $975. 544-8034 e FLOTILLA 27 of the U.S. wltratler .· Real Sharp. Call ~ T~l~~ph 6·~1! C;'lnpJ.>f'r. '.\1EYERS ~1Ai'IX. n1 e I a I Coast Guard Auxiliary will Gr:.-1340 or 67j...8119 omp f' e Y re engine. flakr. l300ct'. X!nl cond. d Must see S1100. 497·-14&1 SJ l9j. Call S411-46C» con uc:t courtesy exam· CAL :&-Rac:e equip. many BIANCHI DeLuxr r ld- 8 mo old nM>SUy v.·hite mal; dog from Turkey. :>4&--7308 or 1197-5480 4119 inations of Power boalll f'Xtras. Jmmaeulalf'. P riCl'd , 0 up. '68 i\TEY ERS Manx. lfiOO VW on SahJrday &. Sunday, 10 sell . 64&-3.~9 ~~ar_ nC'~:.. cost $110, now enginf'. Xlnt. cond. $1500 or April 17th &: lllth at thf' ..:.:c:::;.c_.:.::c::=-----1 S.).) .. J'I0--1.d:i orr. 83.1-1691 Harbor t.la1ters dock al OLYMPIC N;i\·porl ~-inn No. 197':o~Y~A1~>-IA..:H..:A~:lQl~-E-N_D_U_R_O~ I :--~~-~~-~ Newport Beach from 9:30 737. Trlr. Norfh ~~-_Xlnt _ Xlnt rond. S6S5. Sports, Rae•, Rodi 959 9 wttk old frtt lo 499-114J. lovable puppies, good hom,._ 4/19 BEAUT rl'gis!ered Collie Jo Vt'. 4/19 needs lou or .....,,. l\i\1 unlil noon and from 1 rond. SllXl. 2131J92-;;4J9 Call 557~96 Pl\1 until 4 P:\1 on both KITE. rac::t' t:quipped. 2 ~ils _ days. Bernie Granich, the road tr!r 2 covers $100. STREET & d1r1 ·10 Yamaha courtesy exam i~r f 0 r 673-1350 ' · · 2:,0 Enduro. Xlnt concl. $575. . Call 673-5117. J-'lotilla 21 has a group of 10 LIOO !•I TOP COND lnilned exa.minen to assist W/TRLR, S750. '70 TRIU!\.1PH TR-6R, fi50C'c. YOUNG 1ma!! lame rabbit him in this act iv i 1 y. Xlnr cond. Sl!XJO. Ca 11 sandy c 0 Io r ed malt Prepare now for the coming * 642-~3 * ~22. ~996.'l ·l/19 boating see.son and tteeive CHRYSLER "70 Lone Star '611 BRIDGESTONE VAN- 1'0 qua1 home 10 wk old c. J ~"'~"='="'~"c'~''~"~·~""~'~·=:--:= J -ju~· ~·~'~"~·~S6~95l.wE/.q~"1"~"'-'_·1~f:::::_:~~~ Call 67j...8067. ·rro1 OOcc. xlnt con<l. Shep. fncd yd. !143-08L1: CAPTAIN s22<i. 1!92-8843 &36-4493 ~/19 Hobi• Cat 14 w /trlr. ST. Bernani. n1ale , 4-;. yrs. Lova blr. to gd. ho1ne. (21'.ll m-57811 4119 Llcf'nsed -Radar ·Loran, 30 s1:JO * • * 67;).8126 BICYCLE Srh_winn racer years experiencl!' sail or ---------'--r type, 3 spr!'d S.JO. 1x»-1'l'r. Professional Sport Boet1, Slips/Docks 910 * Q.12-6.174 * r·ishing Guide 1'1exican & Central American v.'alers. Also licensed multi-engine Commercial Pilot, land &: sea. Administrative e.xperi- ence. Best of ttferwces. 646-2977 SLfPS availablf'. Jl'tnr~t in TANDE:\1 bike, Sears, xlnt Nev.•por!, best faC'ilitit's, cond. $ti;;. f re e parking, $'2.25 / JI. Call !'>48-4604 Phone 673-8711 til 10 pm. ./ HOr>.'DA CB 450 1967. Xlnt CATAMARAN 01vner11, mech. concL $49:i. See at under 20 fl. Boat 1lip11 S25 :l07H2 S. Coa1t Hwy, S. Las. 1964 Datsun Fair Lady, potentiill C"las~1c "L1ttlf' red two-sea!C'r'". compl ete w/tonneau C'O \'t"r & l't'movablc hard1op. New Tirf'li It enginr block (have rf'ceipt11l. Ask1ni:: $ 9 2 5. 646-{)223 or 646-4363 • '70 GTO .-- 455 . Ram Air • 4 spd. S289ii 646-466.'l AFI 4 & WKNDS "30 FORD wl283 e n g . Jmn1ac. 8:'J'i~ comp!. i\lust sell. $390. Ph: 494-779:l Trucks 962 'j7 Ford 'i ton P.U, Runs good, ocw brakes. $350 or trade foi-V\V. j,}7-2924 FREE pupp1rs, 6 w k7. Ba1..el mother. Also, kitten:o; 6 wks. 1197-1641 4119 BEIGE mix bred puppy. s~:ttt Lovable lncd. yd. 548--0lllJ; 836-4493 4119 2 Free rabbitl '69 BERTRMf 25' Sport Jo"isher, v Drives, ship to flt'r monl h lpa rk Ing. The fastesl draw in the Wesl CHEVY -'62 Van camper. &16-7254 '4/19 shorr radio, trim tabs, 125 4 Beaut marted 7 wk old hn. s1;;,1XX1. Wkdys only kitten~ to a:d home only 542....5555 before· 5 PM . 962.-,;644 4119 1 _w_'lmd_•_l'4_2-_5'07_· -""-~'~"-· _ COCKER 0011;ie 5 mo. anrl 10' GLASPAR • refinished. cockrr mi:>.. J mo. part. Like Ne11o·. 14' Nrw boa! hsbrk. ll.30-4~!1~ 4119 trailf'r, 1parf' Ore & wheel. 67:;-0974 LOVARLE 'l:rry malr toy i~c.c""'-~---- poodlP. 3 ,\'f!itrs. Ui\rs J:\1!' Runabout or fishing C"hllrll'f'n, n<'f'd~ good hon111, boat f.t ITlr. i'"brgb hull ~41-1."1~1 4/1 7 "'/c:un trol5 &: '71 lie. S265 1)42-{).)84 l k11lens. ll 11 Ks old, pt. Siamese 64: ... 1120 4119 13' Boal. LR hp Merrurv 1 adull mal;-;:nl a11dAf1,11 O/B, "'/lrlr, Must St-I! $17."i. 67~98 female cat. 893-2867 4/Lq ~----~-----Boats/ Marin• I Adul! female !<>fl<IY"d c111 _.. 1193-2861 4119 _E.....;q_u.oiP_·-----~ 645-4121 .• 11. Daily Pilot Classified Eng, trans. lil"t'1 brand new. NEWPORT beach area. Ad. 642-5678 ~fust sell. 673-5934 to 22 fl., power boat SL ~T"r""uc.;kc;,c.="'-----,~,~2' 1 ~T~r..:u-c7k..:1-----~,=62 per fool. 6/a-ll45 BOAT SLIP 40 lU 50 •1'. S2.50 J>('r It. • 64!>-4121 • Bo•ll, Spood & Ski 911 8' TINY Titan Hydropla~. fibergla.~sed . National blue paint w I 1\•hitt: 11riping. 20 HP ?-.!ere. r ng Complf'le TRUCK CENTER 11, nin. Mu~t M:e to apprec-. OVER SO TRUCKS IN STOCK . WE RENT 673-171,<o f'vl'ir:. CAMPER TRUCKS & MOTORHOMES TOOi 13 1~· SKI or Fishing boat. G M C TRUCK SPECIALS fl I w/40 hp Mo" O»lboard. ' • ' • • • running lights, ~kla etc. ~ MCYTHER cat and klttrn~ 893-2867 4/19 5 Adorable kit1e111 5 v.·t'Ck~ old. 67~2672 4119 Cmplty eqp! wlelec: a!Art, '71 G .. JIC $2895 -$'"~· ..,.~""~~11 1/2-TON Marin. Surplu1 Sail• • 14. • racM81'-fiberi!us U.!led •ncines in al! i!I eond. wlflolallon -40 hp Short whe•I hai1, 6 c ylinder, stick ihift ven. Boat davTI.s &-mile equip. motor-~ki or f l ih-$'47 ~. Olive green with btige interior. 1 1321 1 21' lap strBkt runabout 4 c:yl 962-3513 H.B. 970 Auto•, I mporNd '70 SPORT.CAR SPECIALS $1195 1'67 DATSUN 1600 Rodstr. R .• II., 4 speed ill h&rdtop, n'Z624 $1695 1961 MGB Rodsil'. R ., H., 4 1peed, Witt wbeela. ZBU409 $1495 1966 MGB GT Cpe. R., H., 4 speed, wire whee!s. YWI"J98 $1495 1967 MGB R.od.str. R., H., 4 speed, wire wheels. UBS848 $1395 1967 TRIUMPH DATSUN '69 2000 ROADSTER 5 spd, dlr. Owned by little old school teacher trom La- guna Beach. Full price fll99 {ZNS 159) Take older ll:ade or smaU do\\'n, Will finance pvt. pty. Aft 10 am 540-3100 or 494-7506. '68 DATSUN SEDAN 4 Door 4 gl)C'Cd, dlr. Air cond.. ·r~dio, heater. <WQO. 312) \\'ill take trade ar IJn.. .!Ince pr!va1e p11.rt,y, C.UI 546-8736 or 49'1-6811. DOT DATSUN OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS 18835 Beicll Blvd. HuntiJwton Bead! 142-7781 or Y..IMUC '69 Datsun Wagon 4 speed. Dir. Radio, heater. IY\VT 917) Must sacrllice. Will trade! Call 54~ or 494-6811. TR4A Rodstr. R., H., 4 speed, Nice. YCT818 1969 DATSUN Sport~ ())upe • l!iOO seril.'s. $1750, Call 644-4641 alt 7 pm $1695 I '61 DATSUN 4-D• 1968 TRIUMPH 1325 A'S IS. GT6 Cp,., R., H .• 4 spef'd, 1 494-5867, 1133--0415 wire wheels. \\'Q\\'67.) 1970 DATSUN 1000. Vt:ry clean. &st offf'r, must sac. $1495 SW-5292, 11.17-8448. 1969 TRIUMPH FIAT Mk III Rodstr. R., H.. 4 ----------1 speed, wire wheels. ZAEJ05 .IJeM LWJi.i W VOLVO 1946 Harbor, C.!l.f. "MAKE Room For Dad· n.n.n.n.rt "THINK" mass '" "FRIEOLAN. DER" dy'' ••. clean out the lJ750 IUCH ILYD. garage .. your trash is CASH IHWf. ltl with a Dally Pilot Clas~ified 893-'1566 e 537"824 -'-'-· -------' NEW-USED·SERV. IT'S Beach houi:.e tlme. Big-I ~ i;:-est selection ever! See the I ---.c=7'C=-= DAILY Pl.LOT Oa.uilled IFUN CARI '61 CONV. section now! ~· &15-5283 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 FIRST BIG D · ONSTRATOR SALE 8LK poodle puppy $CS-003J an 2 Pl\.1 . lAB dobennan rl'.'ma!r mix Volvo lnbrd rng. 20" Dyer ---------- G lamor Girl. 6 cy\ intet~P· Boat&, Storaige 912 71 KING of ROAD '71 LIL KING 101/:i' '71 GMC SUBURBAN !or outbrd drl~. 1 cyl lister dlf'SE>I w/Jl \'\'.lit aent:rator. FENCED I 't ) Mii .UPtr (Ullom. S 01'aJ' llrl':&, 01 (tll 0,,., Sl1IV1! ... -00 VI, l",S , p 8, surfaced; Colla Mesa.. Cell 11dt •1Mt1t, llH!rlt .• trlt !11111.f room' con tJOJ<lt,J I ll'IY tlr•• 646--0281 Ol' 961-7813 ''°"· ctll o.,.r I' 11"P ti• M-•td 1111 "clory 1lr ltMdy IO Several models & styles ta c~ from lncludillCJ the Uncoln Continen- tal. Demonstrators have 6,000 ta 7,000 miles only. Same with less. pup. 8 weekl:. S48-nl6 4119 l KW Onan gasoline gener- WHT male eock-e-poo 4 a1or. Udo Shipyard, 900 )'tt'n. 96l--0846 '1/M LiOO Park Dr, NB. f"REE kittetll. 1 ''rf'ks oh!. 1 ~,,..=~c~R~Y7S~L~E=R;.....,-,~.~10-h-p, 5&-2722 4/20 Vf'ry good cond. JV!llkl' olfl'r . SWING M-1 U lakf' <1ur * 644-'1929 * l~=~~- ~~~~~~~~~~~II rnounlH .., 1 NEW 1 MW "'IOI! VI pk.II· 1!'.111 11111 1r11i.r '"'' GMC U '°'1 .. ,pi:o"r up .. riulO., P.S .. P.I ., ""'~ (11Hil Ftctot-, dltc lffkl . VI .. 1111 rotl !)OX, Otll9tl. M,CI. 1111 P<lct Stlll. ,.,,. , _______ _,Jl •l H,0 lllflftol .. ll'>OCU (tfl'pet -IP9ell, 11000 !!'lit WI ....... _ Traft1!*1•tion . .uie rnv> SAVE 131-7935 <ll'lO llOOD Genoa, rttdy kl 1-'""'~".--~~--•• ~., l n 5 " n 8 d ;11 , ""' -w' Campers, Sal•/ R•nt 920 A Derlltijt killen ,~,~ ,,.. $3995 $4995 $1000 JOHNSON & SON 2850 Harbor Blvd. Lin coln Continental• Mark III• Mercury•Coug ar tralneld 64>-4476 41~ lurt-?.6.:i, lp-13 n $48-1240 1947 lnlt'rneliont1il R u s 1,1--"'"-""~-..,-.. 7,--,.-,.-,,-,-~ Boats, Pow•r 906 Campt"r. 28 f1 lonr . C"tm ~9009 4119 hody. kil, bflll'I, 'l rm~. ~l p!I I ====-"';"-~-~ 2'1' CABlN CRUl~ER. 'l I. wtr, Pirc Rrn,.rs1or, ntEJ.:'kftten~ 7 ~u. Bo-c Johnson 40 HP f'l~c·~. Musi proper...-. fully fMrN"led • COSTA MESA trained r,t:,..t4~T 4/20 l"IJ srm. M:Z..7311 cr;:it. 61l-1T08 l!...,ll!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!!~,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I! 2626 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 540-5630 642·0981 \ , I ·-· .~-::;--,,_---~--. -.:---.. ~ --~ ----~·n -• --••· . . . • ' S.I...,, A"" 11, 1971 -l§J :;;' M;;""';;&.i.~1§]~~ I" M~"''* I~ I ' ~....... -1~ 970 Autos, imPortOd • 970 Autos, lmPorfM '70 "-•I""'°""" 970 Aotoo, Import.cl 970 A-._.... 970 .. ~ .... .,. -l§J I 1~1-1§1 1 1§11 ' l Au ltt for Sall ~I ' Autos for Sale ........ '* Autos for S.lt ............ .. uc "'TOYQTA VOLKSWAGEN VOUCSWA&IN , I • • TOYOTA PORSCHE '6:t Ponch• Super TOYOTA NEW '71 ·:,;0 ~· ~ .. ::: '69 VW-Au.,.,.Uc, .......,,, Cpe. Bo-,,.IJo .. wtlh blk NO DOWN tint !Im ~ AM/FM. Pvt pty -· ..u. interior, , AMIJ'M. chrodle ' · S15M or oUet. 6M-«OT Wbeela, recent • n 1 J n e '69 Corona Hardttip, auto. 'h ,.~ VW V ., -•·• crmd. Low mlleqe. Like -lll-1~~w _..,,. $1795 PXW'82 52399 PlYMDIJ new. sac. $1900. -:" .. ~~~ ~ Good 1969 TOYOTA MK II CHICK IVERSON $69.01 MONTH* TRIUMPH 1970 vw YELLOW l.2.000 ml. Cpt. H., 4 1pU<I. 059 BNP 38 IDOi. Def. nav -c.. Xlnt-Cond. 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 6'1' VW ~ ~· •· t Ofr ~· - '&&YI SEDM $"9 HJrbour V.W. IAUER-IUICK 1910 BARBOR BLvo. $1295 PIU-36 .. ..,. •''" ,-67Tn"um'i.hGJ6Cpe. ~· '-·~· 234 E. l'l'th St. COSTA :-1.ESA ~KFC.s_ •• ! ,Door Stda.n. Air. 1969 TOYOTA 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 61 um.5li incl Tu Is Uc 1111 168 VW auto. ~tk AM FM xlnt lB71l BEACH BL. 112-4435 Costa M!sa . 548-776j -~."'.68,,:.C.,KA-R'°"M~A~N"°N--I "' $175 CORONA it 1970~~~VD. ~~ '14.549'. S.riai No. Br1tiah Racina Green, ,1Ully ~21411M~t fi sell $117 5. HUNTINGTON' RACH GHIA-Ltke nfw Sl29.'l. Cpt. R., H., 4 spffd. YCtt 7 1==~c:,,:.,.;,==~= I ·~approved credit Eq_u1Pf)l!d, wire wheel&. Full ,70 vw.•--,, ~·-. -d'-'•, 61>-2271 oc 546-tl20 $1595 PCRSCHE 911-S, l•I• 1969 p I'= WW,., Ind ~·~ -~-•• -1961 VW lac. w-. FM "'''°· a11 Bill Maxey Toyota "" -."· -• · ' .. ,.. ·-~1. '""'· LAMBORGHINI 1969 TOYOTA extraA. Pl!rf. cond. Pri. 1888l BEACH BL. SC'l'-35SS ot will tiflanoe Pvt ~~ Imm'ac! SU!iO. 546--3347 Diamond bltlf!,wi tb blaclt in- 2 +2, Automatic, radio, heat- er. chrome wire wheels, prim.rose with black leather iftt~Mor, £ZQ0344) CORONA CPE. party, 17450. C7141 623-3982 HUNTINGTON BEACH :·~! M0-3100 or 494. '64 VW Camper without terior, . Mag wtittla Ud ,:a-* LAMBO,RGHINI * ~G R., H., 4 sJ>eM., fa ctory air --.,.,..,---,-,-""',.,.-=:--l ----1~---e~. Rf!Cfnt paint, clean, dial tires. XSPlt-t. Real.00u.iy, •oo GT 2+7. ReC.Blk ;,,_ -.,.,..--'--.....,.,..-1 "'"'· xss541 RENAULT '69 CORONA·H.T. S '"'''" 613-6671 ONLY $1099 P""'"''" New, '""' '68. ,. ~. '71 SPITFIRE 8.000mL Imm•;. $8000. Pvt ____..._ -$995 · 1968 RENAULT R-< •'-·-•. Automo"·, i.e .. ~ NOW ON DISPLAY ·~,;.;::' ~ana.:.°"ona;"':!i CHICK IVERSON Pty, Hntg Hrbr {2131 • THINK 1966 TOYOTA .....,..'-'= "" ·~ Co In ~ 1 t dri e' YW G•• exceUenl condition radio, a.ir cond. Full attreo. Owned me • .....-a es v · owner. $800. M&-6C7 ~-1062. • "M 18 CORONA SEO. heater, new brake•., shag b littJ .... old c1y trcm. La f'RITZ WARREN'S :µ vw 8 bull and 549-3031 Ext. 66 or sr MERCW:DES I BENZ, It, H., automatic, Sharp. .carpetini. $550. 5.16-1870 ~. ~Z~l Full pri~ SPORT CAR CENTER ~e.ia ~. t :;a· best 1970 HARBOR BLVD. .AUER .UICK -SKD700 $1199. Tw 1mlll dow,, WW 710 E. at ~·>. S.A. 54!-076< ott". Ul 7th SL, H.B. OOSTA MESA -· E 11' th St '60 M'"""" 220 SE ""I "FRIED .. UIDER" $ TOYOTA .,...,. pvt. pty. d~. Call Open tlally .... "°""Sunday '67 vw Sq---~-ck. xlnl ' . ' $3195 ~ · · in""'ted. AM/FM. Must LAft 1095 ......,~ 59 VW BU•· GD ~ CMta Me.a 548-7765 Se~~~Trade for Porscbt or 1967 TOYOTA 540-3100 or 494-7506 alt 10 Tlt-4, 54,000 miles, R.@d cond. wtradki & Juapge .>.. •~ sell. 548--0293 1~;~''e'53J~ CORONA SEO. $1871 am. wlblk Int. & top. White rack. U:lw ft'lileqe. 837-5510 ~ND. * ~; " H I ,. r•uo11 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA tonneau cover. RIH. 22 ·-vw Van-Xl•I cond N ... ~i'V'W'F-."r.oc;;;~~ ,70 A' I rtod 970 NEWUSEftSERV ,.. . ., "auomaic. l\. BEST "'"GA!NS -UD " ·~"VWP ~ I U OS, mpo ' .,.. • 2 DR. FACT'ORY EQUIPPED OAn m.p.J. $825, 847-9821, 1731:r painl Must sell. $995 or oo op •OP w 1;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::;;;;;;;;:;:::;;;;;;;;:;:::;;;;;;;1 _.--------....... , $1795 •9873 COME SEE OUR Aah, FV. offer. g73--03M tent & iars:e tfn!t;, Xlnt II ~ 1970 TOYOTA CHO CE SE:LF.CI'JON OF .,., TR oond. Low mile&. 8J3....m1. I OF S "" IUMPH of '68 VW Bua-Sundial caml)@'r. , · '62 MG Roadster-New hr&ke.r. CORONA SED. fl"•M Lnii.:_. TOYOTAS Low miles, Radial lirts. Clean. S2500. Call 644-8407 '62 VW Bua, good conilitiM. FIAT &. top. Good paint It int. R., Jf., of sl)ttd. Undu 5000 tun fA&l\O Jim Sl•mons Imports S695. 54~2361 or Mf...{IS4S aean. $$0 or best ofter~ Needs eng work. S350 or miles. 23313QD TOYOTA 140 W. Warn.r '68 nt-U, Slerifiee '$1.nl, ..:'..:'l-433-=:7=~==-~I S BIG· DISCOUNTS S I trade for vw. 557-2924 $l 795 Ona~·E~~1A. a• Sun. !~~~~ .. ',''· 1,0 'ooo" Fmt~a· DAJL!JNESY p~t DD~ -.,! -co6.5_;'WN,cAMmcPtEllar ...._ I MGB 1970 TOYOTA 1966 Harbo r, C.M. 646-!ml ,.. 54()..4125 ~';" oor, ' . ;lea a &:t'"':"' YoU J.... .... LA. o~""'~wne; ~ . I MGB 'SS-Wire whls, Jug1 COROLLA ~PE . Autos, N•w 980 r.A-ut-o-1,~N~o-w-'-~9~IO~'A'~u~tos-"-, ~N-ow---~98c:-:0 Autos, New 910 Autos, New ?IQ_ rack .. yellow v.•/blk top. R., H., :tutomatic. Under NEW 1971 Great oond. u65o. 613"-Ml7. 10,000 miles. Sharp, 030ASJ '&t MGB . $1695 REBUILT ENGINE 1969 TOYOTA S775 *** 497-1464 CORONA CPE. R., H., auromatic, a.ir cond. YCR221 OPEL * 124,.... SPYDERS * * ·124 -SPORT COUPES * EXCEPTIONAL $1695 '1' OPEL KADETI'E S/W t OWNER 545-3103 1968 TOYOTA 'IO Opel GT_ $UOO CORONA CPE. AEc;. NEW 71 124 'S' SEDAN -._.clie, hett•r, f•ttory w1rr•ntv, 2• Fi1t •rlr1l • .t76016l, R., H., automatic, air cond. Call 557-1983 A.fter 6 XEU288 51695 FULL PRICE CLA.!'c0~~,~~o'"" ..De.rut Lew I ., ... ,, ... ""'"• "oo'" 912 W TOYOTA LOWEST PRICES HIGHEST TRADES f'ng . Askins: S2j00 or trade? 4!14-786!i or 494-831·1 1966 Harbor, C.M. '65 PORSCHE 36.'J....C, white, 1 owner, 48,000 mi, AM/FM PORSCHE Blaupunkt radio PERFECT'l-------- thru-OUI. 675-4051. 1963 PORSCHE S.C. '67 PORSCHE 912, Xtra11. Bahama yell'lw ~ Defie1 de. Xlnt Cond. l Owner $3400 gcrlption, This one eXcel- F irm. 540-6247 lenr lhru out. PXW-982 Biii Jones' '66 Por.!!Che 912.5-ipd., RadialJ;, Xlnt rontt. Make otter or trade. 673-2271 LOOK • $2.399 CHICK IVERSON vw 1 . J S · rts· 8. 11 C t 1 ~ * "' PORSCHE •12. s 5'>-30.11 ""'-,. .. ., ,. • po_ ~ ,.. en e_r, nc ... ~~.l'..:.~;o;:;~~11. mo6\~W~vo, ,., Authori1td F11t Sal•s & Servic e · :," "i•64ii.'!•p>c;0r;.,;ccchhteliCfCC0.ouJipo;--·1-,..-~~~~:--::-- 2i33 Harbor . C.tti. 540·4491 --,,,,, "'"'· 54S-2858 all 6 1965 PORSCHE S.C. ' ' .. ,,_ Racln'g creep with electric We II bclv you sell. &1~10 sunroof. Clean and recent- Autee. Imported 970Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Jy overhauled. Priffit to aeq. l--~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'"~ YCC5~ I ONLY $2.799 ROYCARVER,INC. ~ .. !:YOUR AUTHORIZED BMW DEALER ''Almost toogood · to be true.'' That's what Road & Track said about the BMW 1600 and 2002, when they called t hem "the best sedan buys in the world." What makes them so good? Ask us for the free booklet. "33 Reasons Why BMW is Better." Or ask for the key. You 'll get the message. ~VA"IAN MQroA WO"KS ON ·DISPLAY NOW!!·! DELIVERY TODAY • ADYANTA•1ous IUIOPIA.M DIUYDY . ROY CARVER, INC. AUTHORIZED BMW DEALER, . . . 2925 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa 546-4444· . , CHICK IYERSON vw 549-3031 Ext, fl or 67 Im iW!BOR 'BLVD. COSTA MESA '66 91Z I Dark Green with Black lnter. ior, AM/FM, 4 Speed. 1NOS4n) R.eaJ Nice! BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 328S2 Valle Jtoad San Juan C.apiltrano '65 ''C" f'O\lpe, lo ml'1, Fae air, AM/FM, Musi &ell, S2650 or orttr. ~787 VOLKSWAGEN vw SPECIALS $1095 1966 vw rutback. R., H., 4 .r.Pffd. SUG S38 $795 1964 vw R., H., 4 1pttd. Ul:W 076 $795 1"-1 vw R.,, H., 4 1peed, HZK 28o $1895 1969 vw SqU&ttbaek Waa . ft., H., 4 apeed, Jow m.ile1, # 5926 $995 196.S vw R._H.,<-. NGB O'JS $1095 19'7 vw lt., H., -4 1pHd. VES OU $1195 1961 vw Jl, K. ... 1pttd. XDKW ...DeuLW!iA • VOLVO "No Gimm ickt, No c;;,,,,,,,,y,, Ju1t 21 Yrt. Hon••t S.lling WE'RE LOADED WITH THE ALL NEW 1971 CHEVROLET WAGONS! • The rear window goes up and dlsappean Into the roof. The tall gate goes down ancl disappears into th• floor. ALL MODELS • E9UIPMENT AND COLORS AVAILABLE! . OVER 50 VEGAS TO ~CHOOSE FROM Named Ca• of the Y Hr 1971 MOTO'l Tl.IND Best Handlin9 Cu in America Roga•dless of Pric1 ·;;.wOA.0 • TUCI Finest Out Of Compuison Tests of tho Six Small C.rs CAI a DllVll BRAND NEW 1971 VEGA 2 DOOR SEDAN $219 -7 l~:;:s • CNOICI o• 10 COL OU • WE HAVE THE FINEST CHOICE OF BRAND NEW 1971 EL CAMINOS BRAND NEW 1971 CHE·vy 'Ii . TON LONGIED IC1141l61Jll2l TRUCKS-TRUCKS-TRUCKS SHOP N·ow ' FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION TRANSPORTATION. WE HAVE THE NICEST SELECTION OF NEW . CHM TRUCKS ,RIGHT NOW I CO NEll CHEVROLET ' \, ...... ' 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COS_T A_MES.A ' I ' I I. I l I ~ . • j: 1 CALL US NOWll ,_, ...... l!!J!I_ .. _~ ...... ~ ... INSTANT CREDIT YOU IHD AID STIU ' IAYIYCMl-EY • I • U I"" en-~ Califl>ntii 3. Hyou en -on your~, 2. M you owe money On ycU" .f. Jf you hove Jittle or no cor • credit LIT• m ro AllAlltl n11nanMlfllMI111 ..... flAflHMAT I Ori.-..._ T_,. ill lie~ .r,_dildtt COLTS - LARGEST SELECTION IN ORAJilGE COUNTY LOWEST PRICES • TERMS TO SUIT, YOUR BUDG~ • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY· fully foclo<y oqui>Pod. WH23Cil 4 l 529 • Alll ·PRICE IMMIDIATE DRIYEIY '66 MUSTANG Auto. fr•n• .. r•dlo, h••f•r, pow•r 1te1ring. IXTL70ll $666 '69FORD tDr. M.T. Auto trans .• loctory eir tOnd .. , .s .• r1dio, htoler, poddtd lft~. Mlfff 11r•i. No. '""'$1463 '69BUICK flA•DSPOITS40I . AulD. lfenl.. pow. slHl'jrtg. ~ broku. tGdio a. hloltl'. No. l9U 1 t fl.I ,_.r, rod'o & hlatw. ltak infltriot, londou tail air tolld. (SIA097) $697 = l~I ~ ........ · l§J [ ·~........ l§J I ~...... I~ I .......... l§J ---~I ' AulH, lmportl!i 970 Aut .. , Imported 9~0 Autos, l_nil>'or¥ 97j) Autos, lmportod 970 Autos, lmportod VOLKSWA,EN • VOLKS)NA(7EN VOLKSWAGEN ::VOLKSWAGE"-vqLVO 970 Autos, lmportod· VOLVO 970 • '69 VW:SEDAN · ,"" ]970 l!~f!> .. TA··. 1·960 v,.w. Conv. ·19 ·vw·sEDAN VOLVO • · . ' , : 1 : .,. COl\UL.LA Ocean W11e, flared f.Jnders, • . l"Ll'Ll'V'LI" 1.oeded with~ including tic» with 8,IXXI fnt Gre with mag wheels. Great sum-A\I ma"Uc triN~ ¥Id-SP£' tlALS Iuaace raclt' and pin 1trip. rt red int . Y Trnl mers fun. Jl..Z407 ftla'.ht blue "with black' inttr- ' . lHINI ~'VO~o· loi. Shart>• <!'fiMF'> ~,.J tor qu;c~"::;, ,,;_ · PRICED $599;00 ID,. IZBK611l $1499 . . BQF • CHICK IVERSON $1399 AT $1599.00 vW . CHICK IVERSON 54~'°'1-E>c 66161 " . $3395 ' "FRIEDi.ANDER'' Harbo ur V .W. ' 1970 VOLVO 145 Ha rbou r V .W. ' lint BEACll BL. ' '842-4435 • · HUNTINGTON BEACH • VW 1970 HARBOR BLVD. . cosr A. MESA 187.11' BEACH BL. ·~35 5-49-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. --------HUNTINGTON BEACH \Vqon. R., H .• automatic, facto'ry a.ir cond. Sharp. 90lAVK 11111 l•AClt Oh~'f. iJI 893-1566 • 537..m4 NEW-USEO.SERV. ~ $3093 '68 VW S_TAJION WGN """·La,--l'fJ-•-::s-.1e-c-,i-on-. 1966 ~~~~~ 122 '681 VW SEDAN AutomaUc, radio, hoai.r. :i--,'6""8'"""'VW""S'"E'"'DA"'N.,-- COsrA MESA .••. OO]V 4.71.~ '$l599 Of VW Campen, " 2 Dr. R., H., automatic. Vans Kombls THH0'1 1971 VOLVO ' DEMO T.¥1> · (WQO 8821 • • • $999 llLLYATES . · VOLKSWAGEN 32852 v alle """' San Juan Clplstrano 837~/~9J-ollf .... 2261 &ige with vinY1 rool, extrac· tor exhausts. MaDJ1 exlru! Sha'.rp! {VSA.36d) Harbour V .W. Buses, New & Used $319 5 fmmod;oto Delivery 1969 VOLVO 1800 • We Specialize In Ovtin;eq Delivi:;ey '67 VW FASTBACK Clemen~ with black inter- ior. {TCA776/ $1299 $1499 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL. 812-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH '68 VW SEDAN 18711 BEACH BL. 812-4435 HUNTINGTQN BEACH . LEASE A . NEW '71 VW $51.89 P.er~ Mp. + Tiix AT · CHICK IVERSON Cre. R., H., 4 "''ed, ovor· ..Deon Lewi& 9 VOLVO VW drive, &il' concl. ZK'il.27 M9-3031 Ext. fl! OI' 67 mD HARBOR BLVD. $1395 1966 Harbor, c.r.r. 646-9303 CO~A MESA 1962 VOLVO 1800 '61 VOLVO 122S 4-d r . -,,,6,.,_3~VW.,-S""E_OA_N_. -Cpe, R., H., 4 speed, over· lflechank's car. Reliable & (ASL 634) $69.9 drive. VHDIEti rugred. Askin&" J.500 . 547--0431 '62 VOL VO PllOO W"JO. $924540 $1595 Harbour V.W. 4 speed_ dlr, Radio, heater. (VST 387) Will fake older trade. V/uj lflna1ice private party. Call 494-6811 or 546-8736. BILL YATES VOLKSWA~EN Har bou r V .W. 1965 VOLVO 1800 Autos, Usec! 990 Cpe. R., H., 4 speed over--------drive. NQB666 • '64 f.1onu 4-t>pd '69 Ford Wagon 390, air * 642-9371 * WANTED BUICK 32852 vane Road tan1 BEACH BL. 842-4435 fieoJt LemiA Sm JW>n Cap;•tm>o HUNTINGTON BEACH '71 V\V Van bll!, air, R/H, I'll pay top dollar for :iour 837-4800/493-011/499-2261 VOLVO Lie taxes, Full price S347j, VOLKSWAGEN today, Cali l!W V\V. Small "'indo"'· ne\11 '66 V\\' Van: Nev.• paint. Xlnt BUICK '68 Hdlop. Beaut., 1tlll on warranty, ll,076 and ask far Ron Plnchot, brakes, headers & paint. l'Ond . 1300 ccn1 en;::. ~lust 1966 Harbor, C.l\f. 6-ffi-9303 y,•ire "'heels; till wheel. mi'1, 646-9108 549.3031 Ext. 66·67· S73-0900. NiCf' interior , runs i:;ood. ull .$895 or offer. Nr1.1•por1 $lS95 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 hUNTINGTON BEACH '67 VW Bug clean. lSOOCC motor. Pvt Pty. '6' VW ~ 000 . . Dt!s(>f'ration Sale $ 3 50. Union Service 3939 W. Coast BUSIEST marketplace in 833-2087 675-:l'XXI ~ .. , m I s HW)', NB tcwn. The DAILY Pil..()T or . AM/FM.' r.1a'5 &: othe; 838!-626!1 ·aft. SPr.I l-:c-::-':-:cc-::--c7C',.,--,-Classilled section. Save The la.stcst draw 1n the West $850', 6734383 xtru Sl.550 or make oir. Red·Wht~ '66.VW Bus '68 VW Bug -38,000 m i. money, time &. eHort by ..• a Daily Pilot Casstfied For best resu1u! 642--5678 968-65M $1100. . * 644-1564 COPd cond, SllOO. 644-5746 armchair. Ad. 642-5618 ~:...:..:=-;:;.c.:....--~~1 . ,980 Autos, New 980 Autos,· New 980 ,4\utos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New THINKING COMP ~CT? THINK SAVINGS ON THE .NEW ONE! Gn THE#l DEAL ;:;;~?FR~OM THE #1 DEALER! co E·T $ 3 IXCITlllG ........ l•CLUDIHA 302Y•81 ' BIG SELECTION READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIV~RYI • ~. ~: . • 'ti --•J ~~ .... =-''I' .. :I JI.,~·~· Ill • .... !_ •• iii MERC. . " . ' . . '67 DODGE '7,0Ull.I OW~ ..W ......... cer ....,...., c...n ""° coROttn ~ ....,... ..... .... , ... ,.., ...... lle;tl .20r.Mt.V-t.""'o ...._ • 'f ~-· ..... ,.,.._. . hi9'd ni in. wMCI lo<~ oir lond•"O .. ""I· ~ ~lnk9t. Loot fot the MOI on the wit\d~ '" "'"· rod10. hee!t<. •""t~I .... Powtr {d1"~...t1 'fO' bvy hOl brOftd -tll'ft, bo"ltMy, tpol'4it pl~ 1,.1,. Ti•1ed 1lo1t. ..... I '!'°-. ~·~ ...... :.... d ~ CWMi ~ bMf' .~Ofldit~ to to-l.UDT.473 ··~· -··· -d 95 '"'" 790t.fX pot• f1'#t 100 ~ tfth few . ~ pn $ $2995 T'.:W.-.n;, ... _ .............. "" 11 '69 COUGAR $2395 ~.~H~~'.~· ·~·-$1095 or-ior v-a. aJ.. tad_. or. p. '-• factaty .oir (ent .. poMI" s1Hring. ~~~·!\,~~ linled = ~ira:1~11:i~ g~::_er;..~ awers SSH99l . . '67 FORD Mustang · '69 LINCOLN MARK Ill V~ oCl«•o<,Lp.P "'-' $5595 ·~------$1395 (di;t) ·b., p. w •• p. s .• 1ddio,....:.; t11dio. heo .. r, 'Jrilit-atl 1it1"1. '"" villfl 'Ollf. rin1ed g~$.. · tinted gloll. .t....i t~ u..-co•. AM·fM sltr~ Ii! str. wN.. m1y low rill(llJL d640 ZR1285 '68 BUICK ·· '65MERCURY w-•~ ~'-~~"' $2295 ·~~-·~---·_,· $595 cOftdilioning. pow tr 111et"19, r11d10. 11ir,p. s .. p. It .• P; • .. p. s .. w/w '*""'"· ....ti..-..oll fifes. finted otoss. .... ....,,. nlllf. tMd gkils. ....tL ~ cQ¥ef'L MGJ338 u... .. AMI™ Rt:Oo. vnt917 '68 CADILLAC . '6.9 LINCOLN -······-~·-·'• $4195 , ,,_ v •. '·'-'"' ... ,,_ p. $3895 sir. P (disr..l b., p. w .. o. s. Heater, p. m .. power (disc}'-. p. • .. p. ~ wtw llrMo. virfY! ro.1. l•led g\111"1. •I• rirn. viriyi root, tinted ~u.. ..tol.io• .. °"1/fM ~-YPUl 12 whl. tCl't'. AM-FM. ,~..,. JdirMI. · fT\li~ tOlltrol WM846• " '68 MERCURY '68 CADILLAC ~·· MX 2D ~.YO .;o $1595 ··~· .. ~···---·· $3495 Ir~ .• 1-or:lo!'J oir t0ondiliomng. p .• p. s .. p. (disc:)~ .. ~··-p. 1 .. powtr s1~1ri119. rod10, lltGltr. · w/w lirft. WTyl rooi, titlted glas" ""i!.-n tii"H. vit'ryl roof. TMiied """"·coven AM·fM ~ leolh-glcns:wtltefcO\'!ll'l. WFYI 16 • •-e•cl!Jltionoll. WX.182' OPEN ~UND~ YS . . • • .. "1.. ~ ... '91'<"• FULL PRICE INCLUDING DUAL PAINT STRIPES, DLX. TWO SPOKE STEERING WHL,' 6.34x14 TIRES, SMOG CONTROL SYSTEM, AND MOREi (502910) l t' THISl:XYCAR PROMIUROPE CAPRI IMMEDIATE DILIYERYI VOLUME SEUCTION OF COLORS AND OPTIONS TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S # l VOLUME LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER BEFORE YOU BUY! '•l " "' . . . . . ,• . • . " : ~ ·. . •. ,• .,, , ... • r. . ' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FOR THE GREAT LITTUNEW'TI CRICKET EcOnorny on_d Perfo~e ot.o fontostic'low Price . 15 USED CAR SAVIN6S '63V.W. :':!.. ·--"" -· $695 (11413) '67 PLYMOUT '"" "'~·"'·"''· $1195 VI • ...,1--, rte!-. Meltr, ~ 11~,.,.. ... ~(Tll4437) '66 MUSTANG : =~~-~~= $1095 'SJ MERCURY MAIQUIS N.T.Cp1.. $1495 ......... -IJ[. ,... . ., ''"""·~ti. I ""11, ~ff <11'!•!-..""" r..i.a0t.•S~ · • '67 Y.W. fASTIACIC $995 ~1"""· • ....i. mil ft t.i111r. (WT- '68 PLYMOUTH .~~~:.'..ie. .... b:IOrJ•" $1195 tondil iiln"1 .1WIS. 29 J) '67 FORO ~!~:~·!.~!°.-.,.,.~healer. $1195 'twir Jll triflt; I. ~l~tl.tir CO.di· . . .IUT!ll43) '67 DODGE !:'.!!..."' .............. $1295 1tfff .... II"' c...;,1 ........ fl,JNQ.l.SJ '69 DODGE u n no•• $1695 ~ .... "'-'-· ,_.""" . ... IUClJlJ I '"""'.. l§l I Convertible. VI, auto., MH, power 1teerinc, tlctory air, ' factQry w.rrtnb' .. Immacu- late. (Z!JC444} $2795 BAUER BUICIC 234 E. 17th St. O.ll. Mesa MS-Tl65 ,.,. Saturday, Aprll 17, 1971 DAILY I'll.OT · .. Au~"'.~,' 1 1~1 1 AUi-~/ ']1~11 ' ~::"'.s.:. ![~]· . .., ....... 9IOAUtet; ;N~ . . ' •• ' •' ~ " •• ~ ' . ' 1 •• ··ARE 'ROLLING -! .. . . . . Custom coupe, VB, auto., R&: H, power 1tef!'rihg '-brakes, factory air, vinyl root. <Gro- APRl . . . ALL MDD'E[S,: ~ SELEC.JION, c·OLOR·,/ AND .EQUIPMENT.-LARGEST ·; · . $3195 BAUER IUICIC 234 E, lTth St. , Costa Mesa 543-7765 SELECTION· IN ORANGE COUITJ.:. ·: • .EL DORADOS 7 1U CHOOSE, FROM 1970 EL DOAAoO FACI'ORY AIR CONDITIONING FULL LEATHER IN?ERIOR Exquis.ite fittmi!t finbh w/ padded top. Full power, crut.se control, sentinel, tnJnk opener, door locks, lilt wheel, stereo, etc., etc. Truly mapiticent. (ZKY661) $5999 • 1969 EL CORADO FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING Full ~r inc: door!loeks, Ji&:ht sentinel, trunk · open- er, tilt Jo; telescopit steer· i111, padded top, 1terleo, etc. A locally owned beauty. (ZDUfn) $4999 • 1961 EL DORADO ONLY 13,100 MILES FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING A ntt jewel to behold, Gor geous fittmi.st finish w padded top, luxurio111 clolfl &: leather inter. Full powl!r Incl. tilt & telescople ateer-- lng, ste~. Brand new WSW tittt, etc., elc. A Io ca I cream Putt. <VZV300) • CAD. '67 EL OOAADO FAC"IURY , AIR. CONDmONING FULL I.EAntER INTERIOR Full power, padded lop, door locks. AM/FM •radio k a hMt of othtr deluxe extru~ {VUH352). BRAND NEW 19;71 · INCLUDES: Heater, ~efrostor, backup lights, emergency ~aslre[•, duel speed wipers, padded dash, .p~~-·~: ;.ot and shoul der ~elts, J,ead resh · and.1.if the new safety equipme nt. · 'Order now· in your choice of colors .•• and add your ·choice of accessories. " , ' I !. $3111 . <>N.qlierj . .a..:~AOILLAC AUTl-IOAIZEO 0£.t.L(lt l600 HARBOR. BL., COSTA MESA NEW '71 " .~ ··' ' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .. ~· LARGE SELEatON i ' .. • S.W-9100 Open Sunday • CADILLAC BEST SELECTION HONDA · "• Air Cooled front EntlM e Front Wheel Drlvo ~ l • Powor A11lsto6 S.lf·AdjusHnt· Front Disc Br.Jc•• 1 • l\loxlll!um Spffif 75 m.p.h. 1 • Up 'to 40 Milos Por Gallon · • • Four Po~..,. 2 .Dr. ~on CONVERTIBLES ( 41 TO CHOOSE 1''"ROM 1970 CONVERTIBLE f'ACl'ORY AIR a>NDmONING ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST USED CARS ... All lea!Mr inter., full pow-,67 er incl. door locks, sentinel, till &. telescopic stttrina'. Pontiac GTO · ·~~~clf1 1teffi>, Michelin tires &: Redio, heeter, i1uto., P.S .. fa c· very, very low mileqe. tory i1 ir, vinyl rool. l788CKX I $1895 SALE . PRICE , $1595 (8'9BBTl 98 REGULAR SALi Cad. '" ~onvortiblo '69 01 ds PRICE PRICI Just 13,675 local mllol H.T. Cpo. Full r•w,., fodory $3995 $3~95 FACTORY eir, vinyl ·roof. 111421 1 AIR CONDmONING . • """"''l ,hall"' .. 1. ""· ,69 Ponti"ac REGULAR sALr mist finish w/cordovan lop PRICE PRICE & m.iching lull !'"""' in· G p A I I R&H f I $3995 . $33·95 F 11 till • t I . • u o. ri1n1., , ac ory rcr. u power, e e-• f II !ZDT282 J scopic steering, door lock~.J;•:;;"m' ;.;':;;..i:P.;;,0w;;,;•;;,•·-;;;..;,;.;.;~--.... --~-"'!"~'~- sl!ntine/, etc., l!tc. &: . {5) '70 HON DA REGULAR : SALi brand new lirH. Absolutely PllCI . , • PltCI 1001<.r • runs like the day lt 51295 S I oa5 left the showroom floor. 4 door. Ri1dio. f22 9BSWI . 71 IXHH936l SALE PRICED • 1961 CONVE RTI BL E FACTORY AIR CONDmONING '68 Chevy Y2 Ton Pickup. long wheel bese. VS, i1uto., P.S.1 P.B. (89127A ) t'ull_ powe.r, tu.II l~ather In· ,67 Old terior, lilt atttrJJ!i, door S Jocks, light sentill!J, stereo, low mileage, locally owntd Cutl111 4 Or. Si d. Aut~., reJlo, beauty. {WXG633) h11f•r. fTWF1 7il REGULAR PRICE $2495 REliULAR l'llCE $1495 SALi PRICI $2195 SALE PllCI $1195 '70' Forti Torino Auto., &H, P.S., 9,000 miles~ Wrn~ . ook i1v1il. (994ASO J '68 Pontiac Bonn•. 4 dr H.T. R&H, i1uto., P.S., fac. i1ir, lik1 new, VTL260 '68 Chevrolet lmpe_IA•,1pt. c,p•. R&H, i1uto .• P.S. I V~J682 1 '69 Pontiac GTO R&H ,. e.,f'q.,. P.S., vinyl roof, fee.+. i1ir cor,d. IYRV890 1 '69 B·arracuda Auto.: R&H', P.S., f1ctory ·i1ir, 15,000 mi!"· IZMFll61 ..'66 Olds Cutle11 er•· R&H,. •uto., ·P.S. JSLW919 ~qbe4 PltlCIS GOOD THltU MoN,. A'ltllo' 12,. 12 PM. ~ Xl'cAOUAc AUTHOfllZU) OE.t.tift • JGl:Xl \HA1tB()R BL., OOSTA MESA 540-9100 Open Sunday • 1970 Coupe Do Vlllo IJKE NEW HIOULAl PllCI S2995 UltUtAl PRICE $2495 U6ULAR 'PllCI $1795 RE6ULAl . PRICE . $2995 ' U6ULAl PRICI ' $2395 · RE6UU.l. PRICI $1695 ONE OWNER TR.ADE Attractive Byuntine gold metallic finiah with malch- 1.nc lnlerior ,\ bJack landau roof. Full,y IUX\lry equipped. f\tl1 power 1 &ir, am -tm 11ereo, tele-tih llfheel plu1 much ITIOft, Oni)' b)i lffinc " drivin& th\a btauutuJ car can you t.ppreciate. 300CQS. John10n Ir: Son, 2IW6 Harbor Blvd., CO!ll,. Mesa. 54G-5630 l-bor, "WI' AU NIVll · SA ns"ID UMT1I. YOU All" NEW CARS 2850 . . • HARBOit' BLVD,1., · C~STA MESA 540.9640 USED CARS 540•8881 • SALi I • PllCI $26951 I SAU I PllCI. i s1995 s.u. • PllCI $1295 SALi· PllCI' s12ts' • • • S.Wldl:i. AP<ll 17, l'ln J90Ailtoa. .,... ,,. 1§1 I _,,,_. 1~ l._-_ .. _ .. _..l§J .._I -_-_,ff~ [ ........... 1§1 [ ·.~....... l§l I ·~-"'-I~ 'AutotterW. _Mt-. __ u...i ____ ,,._ A-u.i "''~A-.;~u.i~~:~·~•f f ;Av;.~,,~~~·~, ·~::,,.~11~,,.,; ... ~; .. ~u~...,~::~-~~~~u~-~==~"°;1,.;.~,.,.~· ~u~...i~:s"°~' CADILLAC CADILLAC CADILLAC CA.DH.LAC CADILLAC CADILLAC CORYAIR LOOI! WHAT . WE HAVE FOR YOB 150 USID CARS TO CHOOSI FROM "ii NOYA4 DL VI, ..,._. tra•~ ,wt. 1twri1111-A too4 t'•liM tiNi ur. 1wns111 s1399 e Lergelt hlec.tiln e • e e 'II lfCllZA.. ...... 'ft CAD. '61 SED. OF LUXURIOUS Cad. ''1 Cpo. Do Vlllo CAD. •• -CAD. 'M SED. CAD. 'ff UOUQ--., llbt ,..·1 cond. llu•• DE VILLE CADl'~ FACl'ORY LUXIJIUOUS FLEETWOOD D£ VILLE FAC'l'ORY --alt ,, F AC'IUR y ~ AIR COlfDtTICltlING ~ACT'ORY FAC.f'Oar AIR OJflOIJ'JCfilHC 5Q..Q'K AIR CONDITIONJNG I Fall powrr, btautltu.I clolh & AIR CONDITIONING AIR. OJND:rl'JONDKi <Z*••c oemtM .... ~-:.::..=.,::,ONZA~~.~ •• -•• -.~HI= .. -.-•. "67 FOO eAUXIE 500 VS, a11to. fr•nl., P.S .. vl11yl foef. A 9ood ... 11.1e i11 awt •'t' wey. 1wss11•1 '65 CHEY. IM~ALA $. S. YI. -4 ..... lJH. A 909' "•• ,fNQN.'.11 l • ., MUSTANG VS, e11to tr an;., feet. a<•. ,.S .. 11.IH, WSW. AR OK Cl • in a~a•y ._,,. 'W6Nl IS GOOD . AT THEODORE ROBINS KlRD ! THE REASON IS SIMPLE ••• Vill11 paddM top, pluah doth In Oran .. Ceunty leather inter, S!t'tto, door Padded ~. Btautif'nl tape• nn.&.LEAIBER.nnEPUOft ftni* w""'-dl ""-" t•J. apffd alid. O. .wmr • .,.... A; teather inter., Jilli poM!!r 19'3 thrv 1'7t't locks, cruise control. trunk try A leal?ler Interior. Full All JIOWf'I' utru. AM·fM ricll M Wad lntb!r ln.tn'· milft. £nrr. xlnl $495. & a hMt of other delwct ~~ opener. U1ht sentinel, autl:I power, Ind. till a t~ ndiD. __. weekelil ~ lor, 11111 ,.wer, Ind. crui.se1_m.G57;...:."";;;;;;..,,;s;iiE"-! xtraa. (995AGAl . dimmer,mosteverydlx.ex-steerinc. daot locks, atereo, O'GDIJI). con". auto diW, door] CORVEiii $3222 1'" (TVV6SOJ. •IC. (VT!.11Sl $1"9 !°""' -"°"*' "'"• · ..,,_,.,,.....,. $2444 $3313 "'"* _.,, 1'11 I tol<· U11 alRVFITE m<G 311, ibe~ 2llOO HARBOit BL, ib ~ib~ ,,_ .-ring. Alf. FM -Ml H..__,. COSTA MESA ~ CA, ~A_, , ...... mmhipla. trullk opemr. t llpd. Corul*llt. "-'tet CACI un 9100 o ........... &c1) .Iii) CADl.1.•C VfllOe t:Jn's, mGlt ~~ry de-cmtdition •-~ -'Ul'HOllllZ[O OEAl.!ll -· pen --C,AOILL.AC I CAOILLAC Al..mtOllNmOUiWI li.m extra matk.-(Ser. 8096).1==· ==-~=-=,,.,.-,-I )6m HARBOR BL., AU1'HOR1ZEO or•Ll" ~Cllit.P Jiii llAJlBOR Ill.,. $466' CORVETTE '6T lllw• r COS'J'A MESA 1'70 Sedan o. Ville :J60Cl HARBOR BL., ~HARBOR. BL. a:BT'J. llF.SA Futmck. ....... min 540-g]OO Open SundU U ,(QJ ONE OWNER MILES COSTA MESA 'CO!TA ME!A s.nt ~ SadQ ~:L.--'f.. lip. AW, AK/111, pwr • Only by 1tting It driving this 5«1-9100 Open Sunday 540-l'Q Ope.a Sunday e L~.. ......,.._ Xbrt mnd. Pvt . beauWW llR new trade ill e • CADUAC ~. S23Ul. (n4) *-ml 1"6 Sedan DI Ville can you appreciate tJOndj,.1---------: ·--------~- PRJCID FOil QUICK SALE tlon. bottc green, told mt• PVT P'I!'· '66 Cad 4 dr. n ·~:~ ~u:..:.~~i -~ ~ COUGAR Bnatitld ebony bl-.i finlah t&IUc tinilh wkti harmonb:~ pwr, &Jl'-coed. la.t.i top. 'f» FJ Dando. full pwr, air, 6 it AM.IFM with black landau roof &: in .. interior & landau rool lmmac. Price low book. itneo, FM, Upr, nu lire.!!. powr . II. + CXlSTA MESA 1969 Ceug•r 2 Dr. H.T. ... 173-tl60 30,000 mi's. Balano! ot fact, ~ vinyl niol, ka 54D-!lll Open Sllnday PRICED l'OR QUK:K SALE w..dl:kattwrlntedor,equ)p-Ftdly power equipped al.1--=-~-~=--I warra.nfJ, sa.t. may trade. ida'., tilt wt.id. power e AttractiYe Bermuda """ ped with all the }1ZA17 fta-COIUM. P1ua Ul•fnl .aeno. 'Iii Coupe DtVille Want !1l2 Pww:he or $1.Dl door iodul, hdttt conl. 19 a DOllAll finim wi• while lllll!rd ,It turft. Full powr, radio. te1Mlll 'Nbed, air cone!., -N power, good cond. car w/11.ir far""'· 82£...4821 '45-2112. Matier. FacDy air cond., plus m1:1eh m«e. Set' thi• I ,,,~'!).~2262~~':.' .';613-~5'.,;723~,.,, II ::-::=::-:-::-·~'---: landau top.. Immacdalt ele, <se.russ>. SHi75. John-one bdore you b117. $58"1i. '12 CAD. Sedu de Vil!~ Fllll '64 CAOU.LAC, Clean, good '15 Caape de Ville • tmt l OWNER throllcbout. Equippild with .., I: Son, '626 Harbor Joh..:ift II Son, '621 Harkir powr, $500. !:ven I n & : cond, good brakes, Full JIOW'el', .,_,. tap. 111-.t .n 1 ~-T•·n IS,-M'ilos auto trll.na, radio. llMll!r, lhd., Calta Mesa. 540-5630 Blvd., Co.ta ...... 5f0..563Ct RMI ""18 .......-, 1999 ,..... -'-~ -----.. .._ ne -powier 1teoerinc. JXl'Wft' lln..k- ........., .--· ' • ""'....._.,· ~ rTI. ~· ••-Still In w.,......., n. Factory air CObd.. etc. MO Autoo, N-9110 Autoo, -ftO A-., -flO .,,_ ....... "'11 ,.._ --SZ115. -& WE SELL FOR LESS 1*rior, AM/J'M stC!'ftO, PS, Son. JEii Butlcs-IU'ld., ~ 1'W, P • .ats, air CClld... O!fJla Meu.. 5ea3lt =~~::·.:=:1-.,.·,~1~c-="o=-UG==-A"'~"',_1 ( "'1Sl J:115. AHllD&lie, radio and beat .. ~ ~ '"-$151i" (:D&l, • DAVE ROSS CHEVROLET PONTIAC PRE·SEASON THIS WEEKEND '70 CllEYD.LE SS ,. Haner Bl¥d. ., l'atr f)r. emu Mua s.am CAMPER SALE EVERY NEW 1970 CAMPER IN STOCK SWHED TO s75 OVEI FACTOIY INVOICE ... Sl1ICTIOM--MO A.HID DUI.II CHAIMI We AN TWO..,. C.-, ..... C-~Per• ...... CC-;...,11 .llllT A CAMPll , _,..., ... __ NEW'71 TORINO NIW 4 011. SEDAN >II V-1, AT, Wt. tr,.._ r.s .. r...i ;,,,, ~:;4-'·· r,.&. ... wftf. ~"'·· boily flt· ~., .. IOJOll) •lt SAVE '60529 ..,...,, 14-.a 01r Mu Sl.teJ.t6 . N-2 Dr. Hdtp. Br ... h. SAVE )51 VI, A-T .. Wt. lir•1, ,.;1, t'P'"' $68152 P'-5, '~iKI, ,;,, red., ~I c. .. n.., ate.. 11 141161 •l>• W-JN. MttJ.11 OW P'r&ce Sl741.7J NEW 4 DR. SEDAN SAVE YI, er11iM,. WSW, "11. f'MJI, P'.S.. $60000 P.I ., 1ir, nar •i.tillow d.t.,_. r•· dio, tint. ti••.,, Wfril. d\<en. I 1»- 9'41 1 .#}1 5 W-SM&r. MOJ1 .ll,011r Plica Sl4l1.ll NEW 2 OR. HAltl)TOP SAVI ' . . VS. cr11l10., WSW, P.S., P'.I .. air, '60158 ,...ie, ti~" ,,all, •!1.'' """" ; (1615fll •<ttS I.~ W-Sllt. f4116,i1r Prl• fill14.4J J NEW '71 RANCttERO NEW RANCHERO biiulM C•"'r•I eyit11r1. tire., AM redio. 11 lflll). 17xl'4 w..u lllf6-'l o .... 1171 .... SAVE 5683" NEW'71 FORD NEW l TD 4 DR. BROUG. H.J. 429 VI , .,;,,,t rMf, ct"1i10., WSW, •i1. 9rp., P.S., 411 •• tr. wht., P·th., P-dr. loc••, alr, •ut• t.1np. cOfltrol, AM.FM, r.W. etc. ! J 21· SAVE 1100 101 1. J:"455 W.Sfb. SiCMl Otir Prlu S4941 NEW l TD SQUIRE SAVE 6 paw. wa1on. 41f VI, C,ui10 .. $110100 WSW, .,;._ ,,,.., P.S. 0111 •. rick, air c•tttl.. AM·FM , H.O. 1111p., dla. wltl, C.O••ri. (1 41)41 ~1~1. W-stllr. $5715 011r Price S4'14 NEW LTD 4 DR. HDTP. SAVE Vi"yl ltf, All, pwr. 1lear, br1ka1, $97200 a..4 wi..d-i.. 1;r, el1c. defro1t, AM.fM, V'K. 9rp. W/W, Tint, 91111, whf. ewn . ! 100017) •6'0 w .. n;,, $5267 O•r P'rk• S4HJ NEW CiALAXli 500 SAVE 2 Dr. HJ. T,.. 400 v.s. Vilt'(f rf., $923" A/T, Pwr, Str. 111d br1~a1, elr, ••· ti io, wkl. '""fl, +i11I. t le n, alee. d1 · fo99er. 100011) •661 W4r. S4fll q:Pras. SJ9" NEW.,, BRONCO NEW BRONCO WAGON VI, S,t. ,.,_, •-· pp .. H.D. lt.11ili1 1.,, an . t.11 te11k. Stl •07M 170012) SAVE ·'671ZJ W ....... MIJZM Ow Prke Sl•1.21 CHEVY 'h TON -ON LY- BRAND NEW 1971 THUNDERBIRDS 2 DOORS IN OYER 4 DOOIS 18 STOCK . $7 s FACTOIY HARDTOP'S TO CHOOSE INVOICE LANDAUS FROM ,..., '" • 1;,,,M NO GIMMICKS--NO ADD ON'S--NO OIDERS ~~MUSTANG ·NEW MACH I SAVE -41• VI, A/T, S,ortt Ni ... ., t•ll•.it· $90100 la11ea ftp., pwr, 1!1ar., bral.11, ....,_., •it co.J.1 tilt whJ., Spf. clotel, .i.c ..J".tr..t .. AM.FM, coll· 1ol1, ti ... tla"-I 100059) Z65l ........ llSlf 011r Prlu S4611 NEW 2 DR. SPTS. ROOF SAVE 151 V.t , Iii M:t., bit tire1, A·T, $57651 , ... -.. ,.., .. c.t_ '" ....... e. ,,,.., f .9fa11, whl c....ft. etc. (IJ 1t6t ) •111 ..... ,. Qt11.210w ,,._ ua1c.1c NEW 2 DOOR CONVERT. SAVE 351 Vt, P'.t•,., P'·tlr., P-4it.e., ki $75016 Llts., Lit tire1 , tilt 1la•'·· A-T, AM · fM, c-.t., '-'--~. """t. e•r1., l ·9le11 etc. 11014101 #]I .......... M1'M.71 OW,.._ Mt:M.ff NEW MACH I SAVI lS1 ·'4Y, 111fo/.,••1 .. r.ttl .. pwr. 1lr., $70100 l di1e i.rl1 .. t,+e. Mt. .. wiila -a/1 a m••· 11000601 •WI ................ °" "* U741.00 N£W '7l FlOO PICKUP NEW F-IDO STYLESIDI SAVE P.U, l4M ..,I . ..,_ ...... •HM, S64397 ti..t. p..., H.D. lt•ar S, .• , ...... .;,. r.,... ... Sft:. st•1 12'111. W~. AJll.f7 O.r ''ke S26fl~O SAVE '953" NEW 1971 '1919 '"°' .,.ulH*I wltfl 1• C.C. en9ln•, fully· tynchronh:lld 4 apMd trwndrrh 4 ._.... & d.rrost•, hl-l•wl • .._,..,...,,_.la.ti• ...... wfnMllM w~ hl·Hc~ Nt.ly ~ .. ts, Mat bel~ .. -• front & rNf', ....... Yhor & dalh, I_..., ltMr. column.. .,_. .. lithfa. Onler T..,.. A UTTlf 11eco1R ••• • • • FOi A LITTLE MOii MA.YE RICK 2 DRS.-4 DRs.-etAllERS-Y-8S j ~ I N£W '71f250 PICKUP NEW 1'71 FORD F-2'0 C1"'"., 1pKiel. Sport e11•'-cab, Cn.i11·o·metic tr1-iuio•, ,._.,, 11,.ari ... pow1r di1c br1•M, ")60" Vt , ra4i•, .rtr• 911 1111~. #14. .,o. SAVE 5965n lor :11S1. laMH S41JJ.01 -S.I• $1167.70 JOID-lTl-IAUXlf-TOllNl-WMOllAU ....... ..._ .......... ,,. ..... lllM .............. a .... ._ a ...... _ ....... ~ ......... -lkMa. . '64 '63 MERC. COMET 2 DR. H.T. $696 ' $696 EXAMPLE , 1'70 FORD SEDAN VI, •~lo., RlH, po-r 1l1erin9 & disc .. 1k11, 2 10111, c~rom• .,illt, too4 111i.,_ I IOIJ24) '67 MUST ANG It. T. 6-4 •ii•. l1dio, tri..fw, fK-.,.,.. ...-v~. ITWA.7151 $1096 '67 PLYMOUTH Spf. fwy 1 dr. H.T. VI, 1...to. It&+.. P'.S.. .. ;"yl '"'· , .... !!tilw. IWCJl:l,01 $1096 'M PAIRLANE $00 2 tir. H.T. U H, p-.tf' .i..,. i.,. ... c.eiid. 9ood Mil•t. 161 .. ASH) '67 T·BIRD lt.T. 1 door. VI, evto., ll:IH. '·''"'" illf • 1aeft • willcl....,,, •ir. IUTC. Jt 7) $1596 '69 FALCON SEO. 6 eyl .. a11to .. R..._ 90M .. a ••. (XSV7•7l $1496 '66 llUICK L.. S1Dre l ~ .. H.T. VS, aufo , ll;&H. pew., .+-i1t9. !IJSASPI $1096 SAIB DEPT, HOUIS ' • Vt, a•te., ll;lH, pow1r 1+~11f. !OSY,251 '62 CHEVY IMPALA 2 01. H.T. VI, 111to .. UH. IJHN't'4&1 '64 C4H4~~~,~~!I ~w~~.!~!~ER Orifi111l llrlr ... 111. f0SJ6051 '69 FORD LTD 2 DR. H.T. ~I ....... •&H, ,..S., P'.l , fHf .• ~. .. inyl '-'· 1xs~••11 '64 FALCON 2 DR. • cytinckf, f..,io 111.:I h11 f1r. f0SV61ll 'OUR PRICE $1696 $696 $996 $996 $2496 '69 FORD COBRA s,.. ,eef, ••t... RAH, ,.S. IZDV707) $1896 'ii PONT. LE MANS H.T. A11ho., P'.S_ RI H, f.-eto,., eir, ..i11yl rool, 90.G mila1. IWTE5171 $1996 '67 MiRC. WAGON $696 YI. nto., P.I.. OIH, ..,;t.t. I 26JCQTI ~aod '68 DODCiE CHARGER RT Fully 141ipp1d. YI , auto ., Jl,S., ll:&H, aif u1d. IVIYIOl l $1796 '69 COUGAR Awlo., UH., pwr. lla1 ri119, air, tood 11t111t. IXURlt•I $2196 '69 CHEVY MALIBU HT VI , 1u+1., RIH, P.S., eir caiM. ! 1079SI I s,1, 'ric11 Good for 72 H.11r1. C1r1 S11~i1cf t1 Prier S1fa. I s1196 $2296 PARTS SllYICI HOURS 7 AM Te t PM MON 7 AM fe ·6 PM ruwat I PARTS DIPT. O•Y· t ·AM i.1 PM IA'lllUAYI. • 2 [)(u liud.IOp. 39fi OOWI in-FALCON ;ltdftl em&W. -4 speed. JIOW·l---------1 e.r !11ttrinr, sletta, wick 'fl FalCM Rane!\ ....._ ovals wilb mqa. (911BJD) Jt/H. Auto. Low JDilelp. $2199 Looks good. nttd1 rwr •· llLL YATES 1~sso~ . ..,...."""',.1=-~,---.,.1 Y""'""'"''",._.,N e :u FALCON, Gani-. ..,...,........... ._.. ... $250. -· --FllEllRD SHARP 'S1 --3!15 . Qlnd]e. Crapr!, deep set '10 F l rebir~-408. 1l:r, rnr I". front 7", Posi tires, budretir, pwr dJM:, •Ir. um, Secmtty 1u!penaion, Hurst Mu.st sell-Steal it at SllM. -· ....... -1---·-------1 ftKfl" intn'., Tadt., Gaugn. I FORD _, __ Jntine-2 carts' 5llD AFB'•.1---------1 ,... .. ""m clul<h • '69 GALAXIE i*WWW plate.-JWi end, Best orrer. 892-9493 SIOW CAR; '$1 0.-V,. 2 dr. .-a. a.tom ..... ~ fnt. wttfr !m-, zftllf ~ .. trans.. 6 rrar ~. S2lll> ln.esled. $1IOO •best ofter, 390 VI, auto., Rldf, ~ air, C YXV7l2 l $2388 DAVE ROSS POlfJW: """'"' ,57 ~~· W :Mii Harbor Blvd. at l"m br. ......... "' qon. n e" Calta Mtu 5tlal.7 engine, good auto tnns.1,..,-.coc;--;=7:;--=-I -.-, -........ SJSO '70 Fon! LTD 4 Dr. Mn. ar he.t olkr. St&-0714.. :b13 EXCELLENT ~ WQ, CM. ONE OWNER 11t.lDI! . Cafrier •g Auto Bn.utilal dark ivy '9dalic: tram, alt pwr aption9. New Jinilb maldrioc landu IO/I/, tins, lo rni'1. Blur BK Ivy Fld i*riar, ~ $151!). WW S.C-$1 3 t ~. with ant tram, radio. •t- IM1-l5'1 _,.. tt. ]lOM!r' a*eitrtnc. For '66 CHEVY nm. ~ craidl IM. (YCNJSO), $m). Reblt ear. New lwU:iet. ShoW'6 excellent can m. Panel~ a rurttlns, noo. CQS. $3375. John,,on ii Son, ~7-2924 2626 Harbor Blvd., a.ta 'S? OIEV: Au.to. Rum Good. lllka. 541).66.31) -. """"--· ~' '64 FORD pm. U'JO hbzra. l .,eed, radio. •t- • 'G.l Ony Impala u . (.JAEClJJ Fe< m, P/b, P/S, vg $588 1 VERY CLEAN * $600 * .._,.., * DAVE ROSS 19156 El Camino m. at, Wey cfts. Mkitlll JIB.. 11.f w. PONTIAC Cordols. 9C. .um. 2M> Hutiar BlYd. at ra1rnr. -gg Chndle Sin -.neon. AD C.olt.11 Ilea .5fl.all7 nrw tins, Xtra cltan, $1411D. '67 CaantrJ Squ:ft ~t 5G-2M'T. C'Oftditiolt :D> CID ew. ettly CHRYSLU ~.cm ml. ~ aum Iran 1miu i en , a ir -conditionUJs, wMk tires, ~ --....... SUllO 557-lJJ 1 LsL •1!11 19lll ''"'' °""'""' .... ;, .. • ISi -. paaeiigtr. Loldtd. PS, PB. t:lft1 windows A •t. Town & Country. F't11\ power, AM-rM Sltrto, <'tu I se fackr, air, roo t r · .. split control, Tu12aa~ raek, ett.:. bendt stat, r l('. \.>'arranty S2375. Call (714>!73-190lt ,, ...... 53. iw59v5 ... , '68 Ford Torino VS. automatic, radia, he:alitr, powtr sfftrinc A "brabs. IAUIR BUICK '"'""' •k. flOO'lSl~ $1618 DAVI ROSS 1911 IMPERIAL I..eBaron: POlfTill ::.~~FM ~c ~ %411) Harbor Blvd. •I Fair Dr. ......U ~ Costa Mtsa stl-lll7 CONTI. NE . ., f'ORD ......... "'"''" NT AL Sharp, VI, Pl•. J.cpd, ntw , o•-°'-=_,.L.,J°'N"'c°'o"L"N"'"-1 hrak!"W A: rf11tcti, lond tfll. Jmmacul11!e. All exrru Ir. 47.<m ml. S&la. M&-lt15. m..r• '69 Ford Caswrn Clult ~--"-·===~=----I \Vagon, V-1 R/H. J'ackWy CORY AIR • '" ci""· tow mn.. -lin"l! 642-3065 • '51 COllVAIR 1967 9-PASS c...,. -. wqon,. Pia. Pih, •tr. 2 DR. H.J, SJJOO. Call - Autnrnatk, rtd!D, llftttr. CSUA 253) $699 llLL YARS YOWWACKN e '15 Ford Van e .., c:ub Cl.lJ 56-U3S .. ,.,,._, .. .. .~ • • • ' l§Jl.__l _ ......... _-___,!~ l l§J I ~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~ !!!!~~!l!uldl~y,Apr111!~!1!97!1 !!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!1!!!!!!!1!!!!0All!!i!!!!Y~"~LO~T!!!!3!,i7. l§J I' •,, ..... ,., l§J I ........... J[§J :=' _..... ._.... l§J l ......... _ Autos. UHd, 990 Autos, UMd l-"7M-:::Ef::-RC~U""R""Y-9'0 Autoo.. UMCI PONTIAC 990 Autos, UMd 9'0 Autoo, Usod 990 Autos, UMd • 990 PONTIAC '70 More. M•rquls Cpo. '69 PONTIAC '68 PONTIAC SHOWROOM TYPE OF CAR ll.000 MILES WAGON Vontur. • •• ~· _8:!.·tloAulnk>. ' Attractive medium Turquolae Bonneville. VI, automatic tranl., ~ UMALI n I· , (ltla:t finish with white m. tun iiower. ractory air, vinyi power stttrlnc, power brak- tuior A landau rooL Im· top, roof rad<. (YYKIS3) "· otsP$32<l)988 maculate. Pnmium <Quip. $3788 pod, auk>~. am-fm 01.,. DAVE ROSS DAVE ROSS PONTIAC -'67 TEMPEST I eyl., auto., fUlly equl~ P<d. CUUNlOll $988 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC eo radio, beater, power PONTIAC sl..,,ng, J>OWor brakes, la<. PONTIAC 2480 Hubor Blvd. at Fa~ Dr. . RAMBLER '64 RAMBLER no Ou.ale. Auto. trana., ra- diO, heater, wh11ewau tirea, !61129!11 $588 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC STUDEBAKER ., lMI STUDEBAKER COMMAllDOR. ._.,,, 6 oHdr. Sk>red II Yean. 15.000 oril mile&. Like New 1n A out $650 or Trade. MS-f68'T lll6l STUDEBAKER HA.WK V8.1.~· Make ofter. .......,. 01' 913-<m T·BIRD alr cond. ~Y spodeu & Costa M~ 546-8017 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. like new. f neu new W.s, 2480 Harbo< Blvd. al Fair"'" '480-BlV<f. at Fair Or. '70 flREBIRO ESPIRIT C..ta ..,,. 546-«llT I ',.,"'°"T-'°"B°"IRD.,,,.., ,.-bl~t-e-.,.-. .,,.Body- elc. S.. A uk for d•mo•· Co•ta Me.. -17 Cool& Me,. 54$.8017 '67 RAMBLER WAGON ,._..,, New orig. lnlerio<. "'""""· 9l6BEQ. 13895· OWNER ............... outolde '69 GRA""D PRIX l-1mma __ '-_.,...,.. ____ _ .......... BRAND NEW 1'70 ROAD RUNNER 20 To C"- From ' . Johnlon & Son, 2626 Harbor Continental II lts M st 'l 4 speed, V8, air cond., power TEMPEST Blvd,, Costa Mesa. 541).563() Seu 1969 GTO c!;nv.·. ,_ ~u. Auklmatic,. radio, hea ter, steerina:, rally il'OUP. A.W Automatic. power atee.f'in&, "'Al.. rvw.."er Iii-"'"" & brakes, FM wl"-o·-•1 wilh -·· radio heat-CWBJ 952) ' ---------1969Montego4 Dr. Sdn. in, 4 spd. IMMACULATE . .--.. ~~.. • "" ·-··-• .... I ' AITRACTIVE & ~7667 Att 6 pm or factory air, vi n y J top. wheels. (727 BQJ) $999 Temf:\.S=n~qoo ECONOMICAL wkeodo. CXWE006l $2999 BILL YA TES • ,.,_..,, • c;ah< ;vy i;,;,h w;th ••I• ;,.1--e..,•1"'0-.G""T"'"o'"e~-S3488 BILL y ATES TORINO '2795 "rlo'-Equ)ppod wilh •uto. "5 * hpd. DAVE ROSS VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN trana., radio. Heater. pow-$2895 PONTIAC ltJ7-4800/'93-f511/499•2261 32852 Valle Road er 1teerine, etc. Prici-d !or 646400) alt 4 &: wknds San Juan Capistrano San Juan Caplslnno '71 TORINO j~ ~ i:~)~:;1 'e'""'1967=7ee""'M"°,-,-,°'2..,-d.,.,7fff~. ~3-:l480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. 32852 Valle Road &37-4800/49J..45lll$Zl61 Gl'ffn with-matching Inter. Blvd., Costa Meu. ~ -.. .,/e.~. · ...... · ..,.... STATION WAGON ' • # · opd oo-•, Xlnt -od ·~ "°"i Meaa Sf6.80171--=c-=~,.,-.,=..,,,,.,,--'63 Ramble• 327 •u. ,,, .. 3 klr. dlr. Full po~1er, air '1ii>i£iiiCiiR¥CCi~;-F,;;;;I..'.'~~~·~'?:._ ______ , tpd/ovudr!Vi!. FM radio cond. < 233A) Will take 11968 MERCURY Colony Patil: '70 mans, Fully equip'd Lo '70 LeMans w/wood trim, wtth tape deck. 4:U ~ trade or finance. CaIJ wagon • Irnmaculate . .All '67 Pontiac Ventura. Fully mi's, Pvt pty. full pwr, air, lug. rk, Xln't end. Wide ovals ~i.th mags 4!M-77'4. ei<tra.s & po~er. 67>-3590 equip'd, xlnt oond , lo book * fi15..3923 * cond. $3400/offer. 962-Z192. ~ or Best olfer. 548-SJ59 1 'F"°a-,..,.,.-oul°"~-.,..~j-uo7t"'"a-p7bo-ne '67 Cougar XR7 $1115. 544-1239 1 ~CalJ-7&4~2-'678=~&.,.Sa~,.-,--i\o/e'll help you sell! 642-5678 aft 5PM call away· 64z..5678 Clean. 536-8367 a1t 5 980 I Autos, New --~~---~9~80~ i~-~----- MUSTANG '65 MUSTANG 6 cyl., auto, trAlll., radio, healer, whltewal.I tires. (ZKZ582) $888 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Cost.a Mesa 546-8017 : '69 MUSTANG CONY. Auto., Radio & Heater, Pow. er Steering, Lie. XUF 358 $1699 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle.Rood San Juan Capistrano 837-4800/ 493-451.U 499-2261 1967 MUSTANG futback - Vinyl top, 4-spd, Af..f{Fi\f, air. t owner, xlnt cond. Days 53Z-4483; evE?s fi73-8616 '67 MUSTANG grey, V-8, auto. Xlnt cond. Best offer. 675-8162 '65 Mustang Fstbck, 6 cyl 3 .... 16•5. Call 6&1045 70 Boas 302. 4 spcl. Traction Iod< rear-end. Cos! $5200, Sac S2900. ~- '68 MUSTANG 2+2, p/s, p/b, alr-cond. $1600. Call ~25&5. '66 MUSTANG $750 Good cond * 644-4678 OLDSMOBILE '69 Olds 442 2 Dr. H.T. ONE OWNER 14,000 MILES BeautiluI Silver Fox mist, fin- ish with Burgundy interior. Equipped with auto traru, power brakes. power win· dows, air oond. If you a.re hard to please don't miss this fine car. $2675 .. fZW118) Johnson &: Son, 2626 Harbor Blvd., Cost& Mesa. 540·5630 '65 OLDS Cutle.ss 2-dr HT. Original owner. $795 * * * 675-3587 '66 Tofonado, fully equipped. Xlnt cond, pvt pty. Pb: 642-3686 PLYMOUTH '69 Roadrunner 2 Dr. H.T. VS. auto., radio, heater. powt>r s1eering & br11.kes. low miles, factory warranty available. Beauti- ful condition. {YPT372) $1995 BAUER BUICK 234 E. 17th St Costa Mell& 548-TI65 4 Door Sedan. (VIC 486) $699 BILL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Valle Road San Juan Capistrano 837 -48001493-4511/ 49§.2261 '69 Sport Suburb•n 9-pau v.•gn, A/C, PI S, ?!B, New tires. Hi mi's but im· mac cond, Sa:t95 lirm. 67>7689 '70 Cuda-383 magnum, auto trans, r&h, wide ovaJs. E:xtn low mi. ~1484 e '65 BARRACUDA -6 cyl, 35,500 ml. $750 or best oUe:r 548-4611. 1962 PJ)f?flOulh station wagon. New tirea &: brakes. $295. ...... ,, PONTIAC '69 GRAN PRIX Full power. Cnr. Alr c:ondl· IUoninl. S,000 actual miles. IZMS 834) WU! take trade or finance. Call 494·7744. 1963 LEMANS V-1 Xlnt cond. SJ.iO Call 644-4547 We'll help you sell! 642-5678 ' BIG DEALERS H~VE BIG STOCKS BETTER GREATER BARGAI SELECTION s 170 IMPALA '70 MALIBU '69 MALIBU '69 NOVA '69 IMPALA '67 BISCAYNE '66 IMPALA S.S. '70 FORD LTD 2 Dr. H.T. Sp!. Cp1. ft'.. rn1inifl9 f1c.t. w1,,1rity, 1ir. P.S., r1d io. (054ASVl 2 Dr, H.T. Spt .. Cp•. R14io, P.S .. 1uto., 1ir, viriyl roof, low lftil•• too, (ll41MWI Cp1. 2 0. H.T. R1dio, •ulo., P.S., w1rr1rity book. N11d1 1 hom1. I YCM066 ) 2 Dr. Cp1. I cyl .. ,,S .. r•· dio. low '"riot. Sur• nico. {YPLJlll W19011. 6 pa11. Autom1tic tr1n1 .• r1d lo. I044CPNI 2 Dr. Cp1. Auto., P.S., 14 •• 671 mllo1. On1 qwt11r o;1r. f1ctory fr11h. !OGJll>I) Cp1. Autematlc, buclrot se1h, r1dio. P.S., ¥inyl roof, 1ir, 1 con10!•, ch•1p, choop. Ill.I· 106) Cntry. 1quiro wa9011, Alr, AM-FM 1l•r10, air coH., 1ulo., P.S., P·wh1dow1, foe-· 52799 170 CAMARO 2 Or. H.T. R1m1 inin9 fie.I. w1rr1nty. Auto., 1ir. r•dio, ,,S .. low mil •t. tl l7AZV I '70 IMPALA 4 Or. H.T. Sid. Auto., ,.dio, •ir, f•ct. w1rr111ty, P.S., low mil 1•. ll'49ASU I 70 PONTIAC TRANS AM 2 Dr. Fireblrd. 3,271 absolute mllew. Gorgious white car. Blue sport accent stripe with 4 speed, power steering, ~t brakes, and radio. War· ranty book. (717CEK) -• s3199 169 IMPALA 4 Or S•1f. Aulo .. P.S .• r•dio, •ir, l•lr1m1lv nic• car and not behind th• f•nc1. ( YOS· '"52199 '69 IMPALA Cu1t. Cp1. Aute,, P.S., ra- dio. 1lr ... inyl roof, n•w car trad•·i n. lXXE062 I '67 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 2 Dr. H.T. Cpe. All the goodies. Afr cond .. elec· tric everything. You should 1ee the beautiful rich stardust new color we put on this car. ThiLil one or those cars. Come see. (P2J.'Ml) $ '68 IMPALA 6 pa11. w19on. Auto .• P.S., r1dio. Sur• worth tho "'on1y. lWXEl4l) '67 IMPALA Cp1. 2 Dr. H.T. R1dio, ,,S .. 1ulo., 1ir sond. low "'il11. Shot19 Cir I UUC021 l 4 Dr. Sedan. 21-,525 MILES. Absolutely bonlfl~ "Little ole lady school teacher too" car. Nasty nice. never heen smoked In thing with 6 cyl., auto. tran1., radio. It's worth the trip to .ee thla oke OU ~MXs11 $1299 '65 IMPALA J Dr. H.T. Auloni1 tic, powor 1!11rit19, r1cllo. !NGE9941 ··s3799t· '68 FAIRLANE 6 p111. w19011. Automoffc. ,.S .. air c•11d., ro41o, 17,HO mil11. 111795AI '67 LINCOLN CONTININTAL· 4 Door. New vinyl roof, new 1ta.rc!Ult colar, MW rubber, hnmaculate car with air. electric ner:t· thin&: . .Need.a a meticulous owner. So nice. ('DB- 228) $2699 VANS-llANS-VANS· MUSTANG SALE TRUCKS:! '61 MUSTANG $1599 '67 MUST P,NG . $1•99 SUN DIAL CAMPER CONVERSIONS 2+2. VI, •ir, ,.S., •uto., ,,. di . {l(DZ966) r1J. '67 MUSTANG $1299 J Dr. H.T. VI, 1uto., 1ir, 1a. J ro. !TRKll?I '67 MUSTANG $1099 . ' ve 1n9ln1, 1tick 1hi~. {155 42&1 '69 CHEVY l/4 TON '68 CHEVY >/4 TON va, radio, 4 speed, broni:e new color w/matching c•mper conver- sion. Save the price of your vaca- tion hotel expense. f 85lOOA I VI, J Dr. H.T. Auto., P.S., ,,. cl!o. fVCJ7041 r1J. 2 Dr. 6 cyl., P.S., 1tict !TIU. 2011 rod. '71 FO~'~';:'~~:.h.... s3gg9 --------------------· va. automatic, radio, new <:er con. dition. Station wagon conveni- ence. I 16369F l $AVE $AVE CHECK OUT THESE OTHIR VANS '66 MUSTANG $1199 2 Dr. H.T. VI, auto., ,,$., r1dio. IRZN5441 blu1. '6S MUSTANG $799 VI, 2 Jr. H.T. 6, ,.S., tticlr. IJKW2101 rid. 70 MUSTANG $2499 VI, Radio, P.S., 4 1p11d, low mil11. W•rr. r•m1i11J119. 11 62-Al(I() '66 MUSTANG $1299 VI , 2 D1. H.T. R1dio, P.S., 1uto. fR HW966 ) '66 MUSTANG $1299 VI, r1dfo, P.S., awto •• 1ir. ISVP. 712) y1llow. '66 MUSTANG $1299 VI, radio, ,.S., auto., ¥i11yl roof. (TSM 195 1 t r1111. " '69 Dodge Van $2199 '69 Dodge Van $2599 looking For A Bargain? •/1 ton. 90" wheel base. Auto., Sport van. 9 ras1. Ellcellent cond. r1dio, nice. IP2351) Auto., r•dio. YPS376 ) EL CAMINOS '68 ~~.~~t~.1~a~io. P.S., air. near new rubber. (P2353)$2 I 99 '69 EL CAMINO VS, auto., P.S., radlo. Real strong car. (78958El • '67 EL CAMINO V8, P.S .• automatic, radio, new color, car is beautiful. (Q86147) EL CAMINO VS, auto .. P.S., radio. You can't believe how nice. '60 '69 EL CAMINO P.S .. auto .. radio, fl.Ir cond. Dead sharp, Better hurry. (P2364) blue. $2599 $1699 $799 $2699 '6S GRAND PRIX $1199 H11 0¥1rythint i11tl. 1ir. 56,000 .,,;1,,. ! PKG6601 ----------'62 PONTIAC $599 W19on. P.S., 1uto., rad io, air. IJQW757l '68 OPEL Kadatto $699 2 Dr. Rad io, 41po1d. IXSRI041 '66 V.W. BUG $799 Stock. r1dio. <SVZ267) '61 V.W. BUG $999 Radio, 1tick. IWCE261l '6S V.W. BUG $699 Sto.;k, r1dio. ITNOIS•I '66 OLDS CUTLASS $899 Cp1. Auto., pow1r tl11ri119, fl• dlo. !RPM5 391 '66 BUICK Wagon $1299 Skyl 1rk. Auto., P.S., 1ir, 11ico. 12•2CQTI 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '61 PLYM. Wagon $1699 S1t1llit1, P.S .• r•dio, air, nic1. IVSAll 1) '6S CORVAIR Cpo. $599 Stid1. r1dio, I ow111r. !NMf. 211) '64 CORVAIR Cpo. $499 Stick. r1dio, nic1. COPWJ l 71 '63 CORVAIR Cpo, $399 AYlo., r1dio, I own1r. I UOJ · 7911 '62 CORVAIR Cpo. $399 Stict !QAZI 1•1 '63 IMPALA Cpo. $799 Auto., RIH, P.S., 1ir, Ni~o. IH IMS22 1 '67 FORD W•gon $1299 Cntry. 11d. I P214l ! '69 IMPALA Cnvt. $2499 Auto., ,.S., 1ir. r1dio, vi11yl roof. IXEW2J21 '69 CHEVY 3,i TON Radio, P.S., auto, Camper truck. I ll776CI 52599 169 CHEVY % TON 6 cyl., stick, new color, truck. f 1168601 52499 '69 CHEVY ~ TON work V8 , stepside 8'. Air, radio, auto • IP2 I 71 I 52699 '69 CHEVY % TON '67 CHEVY % TON V8, stick, radio, H.O. equipment thru·out. I U51250 I 52099 '67 CHEVY ~ TON va, stick, redlo, nice truck. 51899 '69 DODGE ~ TON V8, leaf springs, overlo•ds, euto., •ir, r•dio, 18,000 milas. l2454 lEI 52599 '64 FORD ~ JON V8, stick, radio, new color, nice. I 16636F I VS, euto.. radio, extr• nlc;e. 1599 '68 CHEVY Yz TON VS, radio, P.S., auto., a ir, beau- tHul. 1Pl 161 I $2199 I ~ '57 IHC ~ TON Pickup. Unusual condition. Good tru,k. IJ1 7556 1 5599 -' • .,, I I • I \ I < • ---. Saturdq, A,Pfll 17, 1971 , . ·· 1t1~1 . ·--· . _TORINO 2 DOOR HARDTOP • Le•cl.d l••••·it•;. JAl OF11 917l " FULL PRICE : $))95 • ; 1971 Jl.IRD SIX.PAO ,·.· .. · . CAMPER . ]970 .. · '·.· .: · MAVERICK : . -. . . -· / ' . ~ .. G,RAlBER .. . 2 Dr. $pL'Seil.1(1K93Ll l l09•J . ' "·cABOVER. SMi•I No. 2167, ' FULL PRl.CE SAVE ·. ~ . '. $.4·50 :,"· " . . ..,.,. ~ z,llfilw ,,.._. $795 . ' : FULL . PRICE . '67. F. o·R· . D-~~·~~.~.~ .... ., ..... ~ ........ $13l7· · • low mli.at•. CUJT 9'01 ' ' '67' M t•b "ZH" a. · I u VI, power st"'inQ, 1uto. tr'"'·' · , · r.Ola. hultr. ~ . . $AVE '69 TORINA '66 LT· D. ..: _: ....... ""' .. _,,,,_ .......... . ' \ · COMO_le. ttl:. (EYX 6111) . . . -COBRA '69 CHEV PICK UP , . • Automatle tr1n1ml11lo!I, V .... (~1CJ $2177 G.T. R•dio, h;...ter, 4 speed. ( 1094) -'67 Sta. Wg . ~f~~-~~r···· .... $14n '70 R' . X.LT. · ·a~ger ~~=~ .~~;:•:""'· .... . '69 f.ORD ~t~;~.·;:.'f.· ... .,, ....... ~ $1877 ;;:'67:-:-:M:---us7t·a· n~1 G;;--.,r., •. -•• M , ,,-_ ,,_"""'7, .. .-$1t=21=· 7 '-,71_L_T o--H-ARDT_:._OP ..,.;;.__ . -$-39--177 ''66.~ ·.·F"o'RD WAGoN -. . . ·$11· -.1· 1· » . ""°"· !UVC >•> '"-~I• '" """""°'"'· '""· ,_,.,_ . . . · · <->0. '"''· A.C., M ., A.T. ""'°' . . .-' ,' 4, . L•ndat,1,ICIP, ilUIO. lr•n1 .• (114 EZV) (°"4 AFW) . , L \ ' ' ' l ~ . ' , •. c· '.J ... • • . • ~ .. 11 . . · . · f , . e ,SQQ · $8 67 ·Galax1e ..._ .. " ..... ., ...... ., .. . tr1ns. lUYlt •111 • -, --·--·· . --.. J. ,· • 0 I • - I r, . . Fainily weekly APRIL 18, 1971 DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA APRIL 17, 1971 , "This Country Is Too Hard on Women" -By Sloan Wilson ..Q How Good Are You At Judging People You Know? ~ How To Drive More Miles On Each Dollar A Special Recipe Section I For Tight Budgets Q J ~ Mary Tyler Moore: From Mini-Slump To Big Comeback . ! POR JOHN INCERSOLL, Director of IM 8lll'eau o/ Narcotics & Dan6erous Dru&• On "Me~I IM l'ru1/• you Mid NMfl a drug p1Ulu!r,u arre•led, M & boobd and duJn releued on bail. So~tirnea iJ u a year be/ore hU "'°'come• up in court ond &laal you ""°"' Jae roe. riflat baelc '° paulai"f dope, but you don't bother lo ar· rfltt him a1ain. I• llau lrue?-M,.. Jomu Buro/I, Pranldin., Olalo • I think it ia poaaible that you miaun· deratood me. If drug traffickers released on bail between their arraignment and trial. which can be sometimes as long as a year, hegjn to sell drugs again, we do arrest them, providing we can collect sufficient evjdence for prosecution which will stand up in court. POR LYNN SCHROEDER, eoawlior of .. P11ycluc DUcoverie1 Behind 1he lro.,. Cur&ain," Do you /Ml t/Mt R.Ju. 1urru are •ryinf to p..a ~ir p1ychic dueofjer· te• to UH lo Mlp llaeir ...U~ary pro- 1ram?-John Forbu, Sala Lau lily. l/1aJa • When you see that the Russian mill· tary is providing most of the fuods, you have to conclude that they are headed in that direction. One of their hopea is that they will be able to use mental le· lepathy to communjcate with aatronauta. FOR MORT JJ'EISINCE~ autlaor of .. Tile Conte,(' A.Jeer reading your boolc about beaUly pageani., I t00uld Wee lo luaoM> i/ you duC011· ered any uiu.uual faci. obou• IM ,.,,., America comuf.- Ciaire Berger, Teaneclc, N.J. • Not one Miu America bu evu acrueved the fame of three rejected COD· testant&-Shirley Jones. Dorothy Lamour and Joan Blonddl. No redhead bas ever won the Miss America title. The most embarrassing moment in Miss America history occurred in 1969 when Judith Ford won the crown, although 1he pag· cant's sponsor was Old.<lmobile. POR DINA MERRILL, actrc., Fhy dUI you d«Ul.e to put out a UM o I co•· 1 lfM!llc•1 llaN you al· JNY• ~n oery '1uer· Day&on, Olaio '"''"' in cllU aort of 1hin11-Rulla Loehrif, • Since make-up is so vital to an actres& -both in the interpretation of her role and the effect it hu on her skin-I naturally am interested in m&ke·up that FOR BILLY GRAHAM, ttangeli.sl In a recent article, you wrote that there are 25 •ilPU of the coming o/ Clariat ROtD in the process of being fulfilled. Will· you pletue tell w "'hat a few of the moat im· portant. onu are?-Mr1. George C. Meiron, Abingdon, Va. • Among the signs of the second coming of Christ are: ( 1). The distress and perplexity of the nations, Luke 21 :25. (2). The wicked- ness and a moral breakdown would be evident and rampant upon the face of the earth, Genesis 6:5 and 13, Luke 17:26 and 27. (3). False religions and false teachers will appear in the religious life of the world, Matthew 24: 11 , I Timothy 4 : 1. ( 4). There shall be a falling away from the spiritual standards and sin shaJJ be more rampant, II Timothy 2:3. (5). There shall be wars and rumors of wars over the face of the earth, Matthew 24:6. These and many more signs are now appearing on the horizon as being definite evi- dence of the second coming of Christ. i~ pure and easy to use. Both as an ac- trese and a woman fussing with a lot of cosmetics never appealed to me. Fortu· nately. a cosmetic company wu inter· eeted in my ideas, and &o my line of cosmetics came into being. FOR DA.NNY J'HOM.4.S "'"°' u your po•iiion toUh the. St. ]wk Ho•· pil.al for clUUren t111ida 6'l1ilcemla? Jli'Mre u 1.#aU la.oapilal locaiecl, and approzi1nately lao111 "'41RY patieni. are l.realed &here al one limef I. •ipUfieonl pro1reu bei"I made knOClrd a CIU'e /or ~ dUf!IUeP-El.ie Simon, J'renlOn, IV.]. • l am founder and president of the SL Jude Hospital for children in Memphis. Tenn. The hospital is a research center hut does have facilities (beds) for 36 patients. I've every hope that eventually a cure will be found for leukemia, but my approach to the subject is one of cautious optimism. by many persons in pos1uona of trust and leadership. It is because of this bul· wark of patriotism that I am convinred the dedicated and tireless efforts of As- eociation members throughout our coun· try were not only instrumental in the defeat of Senators Tydings, Dodd, Gore and Goodell hut also greatly aided in the defeat of many other anti.gun politicians at state and local levels throughout our country. POR BILDECA.RDE, •in1er I read your boolc, "011er 50--So F h<Jt/' a Je"' year• afo. AN yoa .UU ao JraAlc aboua your aJ~ and I/ ..o, "'"°' u iif-l•obel Denn&.on, Ne• Yorlc, N.Y. • My dear, I celebrated my 65th birth· day on Feb. 1, during my engagement at the Rainbow Grill in New York City. I must admit it was a day I dreaded, but it wasn't had at all. If antiques get more valuable as they get older, why sbouldn 't I? FOR MELYIN L,4.IRD, Secretary oJ De/enu Are ~re CIA)' olla.er eounlrie• bui.de. the. VnUed Seales daaf draµ men wukr pen- alty o/ priaon1-Mr•. Ella Kram, LaR14on, N.D. • Except for Australia and France, we have no specific knowledge of the pen· alties imposed by foreign countries for the violation of their draft laws. In both Au&- tralia and France, peraona who are con· victed of violating the draft laws are aob. ject to imprisonment. FOR BOJJ'IE KVHN, CommU.sumu o/ Btw!ball JJ'lsy are aoe pri11ih1etl lo He four fooaboU ga....,,.. on Srutdcy bua no bcueball 611~1 And only a clsoice o/ one on Satarday, a day altat MaftY /OM Aaoe ollaer Ila.inf• lo do. Thal may ezplain VJlay /ooabaU lealU ba•ebaU.-R. D. Lu4111'6, Foinnont, Ind. • All our cloba televise their games. both home and away, ranging from a small number of their entire ecbedule. No other sports can claim auch a service to the public. You are miataken in your assertion that football leads baseball. FOR J.4CQl/ES.Y'YES COl/STEA.U, FOR FILLIAM M. PETERS, PrtMf!tU of National Auociat:ion IQ Ketp and Bear Anru Tani to .. k a la ... o .. penoe • qwee1ion? Yo• un ~ thk eol•mn, aecl we"ll pl lM All9Wtt rrot11 the promiDent penon TOU dftitrnalf'. Sf'ecl Cf11Hl6o•, pttftt11bfy On A po.t ant, to Aek Them Y-U. Family WMkly, 641 Lex~• A•e., New York, N.Y. 10022. We eanaot aa-•kdce 4(11atio-, Ital SS will lte .. Id lor eadl oae med. DCHU your A.uocia&lon claim credil /or ilae tie/eat of Senator• 7'ydlf16•, DocU, Gore and Goodell to Conireu on t1'e baa& o/ &laeiT pro-gun regulralion 0'4.,,.P-Mr1. L. IF'. Moore. Roaeburr, Ore. • Millions of Aaaociation informed Americans now stand u a bulwark of patriotism with the demand that those who would lead the United Statca of America must return to God and coun· 1 try and to the United States Constitution as it is written and not as it is. 1 believe, far too often communiaticaJJy interpreted Family ~ The Newspapet Mqujne Apri.l 18, 1971 LEONARD S. DAVIDOW ,.,,.,,d•nr MORTON FRANK Publl1h•r AdvertlalnB Mar.: taon.ld M. Hufford1 M•rit.tina Director: Sid Layefsky: New Yori! SalH MBr.: Qenld S. 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Write to Service Editor, Family Weekly. 641 Lexington Avenue, Now York. N.Y. 10022. "Women who have settled for being ·just a wife and mother' torture themselves equally by comparing their appearance to that of models or actresses and their earning capacity with that of female executives. In such a game almost no woman can win" A Man's View: What Women Really Have To Complain About. By Sloan Wilson As the father of three daughters and of a son who is soon to present me with a daughter-in-Jaw, I have a com- plaint: our kind of civilization is too tough on women, and it's getting tougher all the time. No maner whar a young woman docs these days. a lot of people try lo make her fttl bad about it. If she 1s a quiet. prudent girl who believes she should not try to grow up too fast and that sex can be frightening when it is urged upon her without love, responsibility or thought of marriage, many of her p«rs jeer al her as a square or some sort of old-fashioned, neurotic nut. On the other hand, if she tries to become a real swinger, she reads condemnation in lhe eyes of her parents and in the faces of many of her more conservative friends. Girls are asked to make de- cisions about their life style at a much earlier age than was common in my youth, and because there is more con- fusion about wbat is right in the hearts of most people, there is no cou"e a young woman can follow without self- queslioning and regret. The great amount of freedom com· monly given to teen-agers these days Sfoeft Wolson ,. eutl'lo< of ''Ttlc Men In tt\41 Grey 'l•ftnel Sult." "A S.nH of \laluet" end ot.,., llioob 4 Fumi/11 Wuk/11, A1)ril Jl:J, 1171 exerts more of a strain oo girls than it :foes on boys for the simple reason that girls risk more than boys do when they make love. They risk more physicaUy. u is evidenced by the great number of 1uveoiJe pregnancies, despite all the ~ about easy birth control. For many rea- sons they risk more emotionally. Even if girls don't get pregnant. they can make themselves miserable worrying about it, and oo pill has yet been invented which will prevent a girl from expecting thar a man or boy who makes love to her will treat her with a kind of love and considcntioo which never will go out of style. When a modem girl 6nds that she is being taken casually and without re- sponsibility, she is hurt just as much as women all through history have been in similar circumstances. The main dif- ference between the girls of today and those of prior generations is that the young are oot protected any more. Gone are the chaperones, gone is the parental supervision much of the time. gone is the ,eneraJly accepted code of conduct which allowed a girl to be in- dignant if she were asked to break it. We live in an age which expects young girls to control their own passions and those of young men with very little help. This makes no more sense than it would 10 give adolescents control of large amounts of money or to put them al the wheels of powerful automobiles without any speed limits or traffic: rules. I am astonished not by the amount of misery which results from thu failure of adults to help the young. but by the fact that so many young women bave the sense and the strength to grow up triumphantly anyway. If a younc woman survives the chaos of growing up in a world with no clear guidance lines concerning seit, she faces another dilemma: should she concen- trate on making some man a good wife or on a career? Many magazine articles, newspaper seers and television citpert.s assure her that she does not have to make a choice, that she can. if she i.s any sort of a woman at all, do both. Countless young women believe this and fed they are failures if I.hey do not be- come a beloved wife and mother while at the same time achieving dramatic success in a profession, in the arts or in business. 1 believe that it is long past tJmc to point out the obvious uulh tha.t almost no woman can fi.od the energy and time to make headlines on her own. and at the same time to fulfill the needs of a husband and of young child~n. No matter bow "liberated" women may become, men who have demanding careers of their own usually need a full-time helpmate at home. In this age, when it is almost impossible to find domestics, the all-important job of rear- ing children cannot easily be delegated lo anyone. The more successful a man becomes, the more he needs a full-time wife as a partner who can make his home an island of order in a sea o( con- fusion. I do not think 1 am the only man in the world who simply could not exist without a wife who can keep the world off his back white be works and who makes a home pleasant enough to be worth aU the struggles and frustra- tions we all must endure. Of course, there will always be a few glossy career women who will appear on television and in colorful magazine layouts with tales of bow they scaled the heights of their profession while at the same time keeping a husband and several children marvelously happy al home. I have known several of these frantic ladies, and most of them are keeping up a pathetically fragile front. The few who do manage to achieve real success in a career without making their husband and children feel sbort<hanged have been lucky enough to find an ex- traordinary maw to marry, a male ani- mal so strong, so self-sacrificing aod so without needs that he can permit his wife to give a large amount of her time and energy to a career without resent- ment at alt. The trouble is that not many of these paragons exist. Many who try lo play the part are men who feel so unable to cope with the world that I.hey welcome a wife who will fight the battles for money and for prestige for them. Wom- en strong enough to win real distinction in the arts, in science or in business rarely arc satisfi~ with weak men for long, and become more and more frus- trated when they find that strong men usually demand a full-time wife. Of course, I don't say that it is abso- lutely impossible for any woman to combine an exciting career with a satis- fying marriage. but l cannot imagine a goal more difficult lo reach. After all, few people have the requirements for success in a career. even if they devote all their time and energy to it, and few people are able to create a truly happy marriage even if they are unhampered by the distractions of a demanding job. To ask a youag woman to do both these things and to meet aU the · peeds of young children at the same time, is un- believably cruel and unrealistic. Yet many women nowadays feel in- adequate if they have devoted them- selves fully to their bome and equally inadequate if they have given them- selves fully to a career. U a career wom· an is married, she often tortures h.er- self by comparing her part-time efforts as a homemaker with the full-time en- deavors of her sisters who do not have jobs. Women who, a.s they say. ''have settled" for being "just a wife and mother" torture them.selves equally by comparing their appearance to that of professional models or actresses and their earning capacity with that of ex- perienced female executives. Io such a game almost no woman can win. TIMI "Women's Lib" enthusiasts, 1t seems to me, increase all this confusion and frustration, for they appear to den· igrate women who do not find 1l de· mcarung to work full-time at raising healthy children and keeping a man happy and strong enough to realize bis a I r 3 s Pr-obtem: To swine with the crowd and be censured or to hold to old-fashioned standards and be dubbed a square full potential, both at his job 0 and at home. Old-fashioned advocates of the theory that a woman's only place is in the home also add to the bewilderment because they do not take into account the obvious fact that not all women can get married, happily or otherwise, and that many women who can simply pre- fer a career of their own to the respon- sibilities of being a wife and mother. It is pointless to ask whether it is better for a woman to choose a career or the equally demanding role of a housewife. Obviously some individuals are better suited to one kind of life, some to an- other, and regardless of personal prefer- ences, the world often has a way of re- ducing choices and banding a woman a situation she has to manage as best sb'e can. Neither career women nor full. time wives should be criticized, and it is criminal, I think, to make each feel guilty because she bas not succeeded in living two kinds of life at once. Men neYer are subjected to this kind of attack because the role of a father and husband has never been conceived as a conflict between the demands of a job and the demands of a home. It is theoretically possible, I suppose, for a husband and wife to have equally de- manding jobs and to divide equally the tasks of cooking, cleaning the house and rearing children. In such an estab- lishment, the husband would find it dif- ficult to compete with men whose wives did not make such demands on their time and energy. Perhaps that is one reason why one almost never secs such a situation exist. If the wife wqrks, our society still gives her the full responsi- bility for the home and children. That is unfair, but it's the way it works out, and it's hard to see how the situation can be changed. If, as I believe, a lot of young girls are made unhappy by being left almost completely unprotected in a world which cannot seem to agree on ques- tions of morality or custom, and if a lot of women are made unhappy by being made to feel that it is not enough to be a full-time wife or to have a de- ·manding career, we men have a prob- lem because I don't think many men are happy for long if they are surrounded by unhappy wome11. Perhaps this prob- lem is largely of our own malting ~ cause many of us tend to lecture our daughters on high standards of morality without much sympathy for the prob- lems they face when they go out with youngsters their own age without any supervision. Perhaps too few huat>aods feel grateful to th.cir wives for giving up jobs that might be more fun than house- work sometimes, and perhaps it is time for male executives to stop making ca- reer women feel as though they are less than feminine because they decided not to try to add the responsibilities of a husband and children to the demands of their job. The main reason why America is so tough on women nowadays is that American men keep trying to have ev- erything both ways at once. They want to be modem enough, and perhaps lazy enough to give full freedom to their adolescent daughters, but at the same time they are often terribly disappointed if those young girls are confused by that freedom or use it to be any ditf ereot from their mothers and grandmothers, who rarely had to contend with such a lack of guidance. They want their wives to be on hand whenever they or their chiJdren need them, and they al.so want their secre- taries and other women in their office to be on hand whenever needed, but they ding to the notion that really superior women ought somehow be able to keep everybody happy at once. U we men want the happiness of living with a contented wife and daugh- ters, and of working with contented women in the office, we are going to have to demand lCS3 of them and to re- spect them more tor surviving in a world that is even tougher on them than it is on ua. • Family W4'ekly, April 18, 1971 s Get tlle secmd bag for~ price! You enjoy an outright co.sh saving of $2.97 when you buy two 27~ pound bags of ORTHO-GRo• Lawn Food at the special sale price of $8.93. It's enough to nourish 12,000 square feet of lawn to lush, green, magnificent health. With the extra coverage you get from two bags of ORTHO-GRO Lawn Food; you can fertilize your lawn for about 74c per 1,000 sq. feet. 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But mo.st significant is the fact that Mary-star of the highly rated 1V se- ries, the "Mary Tyler Moore Show," a product of her own MTM Production Company-is now the success she has always dreamed of being. When Mary ftnt captured 1V audi- ences as Laura Petrie, the very human and very vivacious wife of Dick Van Dyke on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," she suspected her success was due to Dick's charisma. "He was so fantastic. I thought his glow had just rubbed off on me... For five yean she f ett 1ike a spin-over from Dick. She wanted to know whether she could succeed-reaJ- ly succeed--on her own. When Miry was offered a seven- year contract at Univenal at the closing of Dick's show, she toot it, and was mis- cast as the shy darling in '1borough1y M:odern Millie." It was a devutating experience. "I am simply not geared for movie-mating." So Mary decided to tacltle Broadway. She got a year off from the studio, moved to New York with Grant and Richard and nearly killed herself trying to make a bit out of the disastrous "Breakfast at Tdf any'a." Richard Cham- berlain, another refugee from lV, wa.' her costar in the ill-fated play. Thanb to a tenacious streak that bas never Jet her deviate from her desire to be a success. Mary mended quickly." At Star Profile/By Peer J. Oppenheimer Mary Tyler Moore: From Mini-Slump To Big Comeback Says a friend, "Mary is ambitious, but she has never been a bore about it." And that's the saving grace .... first I blamed rpyself for the 'Tiffany's' fia..sco-probably because I oever had confidence in myself and my ability." She returned to Hollywood and re- mained dissatisfied with herself in such films as "Don't Just Stand There," "What's So Bad About Feeling Good" and "Change of Habit." When CBS asked Mary to star in her own series, she could hardly believe it. "I wanted to -but I wasn't sure whether I could, or whether I should! I certainly wasn't going to turn them down!" Once production started, however, Mary began to relax for the first time in years. Referring to her production unit, Mary said, .. We respect one an- other, and we have a lot of fun. I could sense the same feeling building on the set that we had on Dick's show, and that made that one work well for so long." Mary's life has always pivoted around her career. Jn a way, it is an obsession. Said a friend, "Mary is ambitious, but she's never a bore about it" And that's the saving grace. Mary's naggjng ambition was notice- able when she was a child and pleaded to be allowed to take extra dancing les- sons after school. The harder she worked to assure herself she was the best. the Jess time she had for friends and fam- ily. A few years after the family moved to Los Angeles from Broolclyn--Mary was eight at the time--she was con- vinced her parents really didn't want her. Both of them worked, her mother as a telephone operator and her father for the Edison Company. When her father was home, he was an adamant disCiplinarian. Her mother tried to com- pensate by being overly indulgent As a result. Mary didn't know what was ex- pected of her, so when she was 14, she moved in for a white wirh an aunl Even the night o1 graduation. when a girl u.rually thinks about her new dress and a date for the prom. Mary wu more concerned about getting a good night's sleep because she was to audi- tion the next day for a 1V commercial. She gave up the party, got the job and teC(ived $2,000 a day for dancing uound some kitchen appliances. Once she graduated and was receiv- ing such an astronomical salary, Mary thought she had life pretty well under control. She decided to marry Richard Meeker, .. the boy next door." Looking back, she admits that, in a way, it wu an act of defiance aimed at her parents. A year later her Son wu born. Neither squelched her ambition. Mary still want- ed a career in show business.. Mary's first break came when she was cast as Sam on .. The Richard Diamond Show," back in 1959. As a gimmick, only her legs were 1ee11. After 13 weeks of that. Mary, fed up with nobody knowing the appendages were hen, left to do guest shots on .... 77 Sunset Strip," "Hawaiian Eye" and "Bachelor Fath- er." Finally she landed the role of Laura Petrie. But even that five-year success didn't satisfy her. like most 1V actress- es, she wanted a crack at making movies. It was disappointing tor her to discover that she didn't click oo the big screen as she bad on 1V, and it was also a shock for her to realiz.e that she really didn't like making movies: "But J bad to make movies before I learned what it was about making them I didn't like:' Orant Tinker fell in love with and married Mary while she was doing ''Tiae Dick Van Dyke Show." Although he doesn't feel that Mary's career should be the center of their lives, be is con~ tent to stay in the background. RlcM now, everything is coming up roses for Mary. "I enjoy life more than J ever did. .. 1be says. 'Tve always taken things to heart, but 1 am very resilient. and rve learned to put things in their proper place and forget them." As Mary's show steadily climbs on the rating chart. she says, "It ii as if rve come back to life. I fed I am ful&llina a real function: I am mating people laugh. And I am proud of what I am doing. I spent too many years beiot un- happy. No morel .. • Familt1 W,.klv. Avril 11. 1111 7 Now I Bedwettlng C.n be Ended~~ P•clf/c lntematlonal H .. Ended 1Jedwettln11 For Hundred• 01 Thoua•nda In The P••t llO Yeara When children discover that a playmate wets his bed, the r• suit can be merciless teasing and serious psycholOBlcal prob- lems. The entire family can be affected. 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L-------------------J A sa Family Weekly Cookbook Recipes for a ,Tight Family Budget ~ "' ... ~ ··~ -~ ~ ... -·; ~ ~ v ~ " A Plank Dinner of kraut, frankfurters, mashed potatoes •nd mutblrd·uuoned carrots Is zaty, temptJnc, sati1fyinc. easy to prepare mnd .. sy on the budpt. By Melanie De Proft Food Editor • Wl11e homemakers keep the f am. lly budget ln mind when 1hopping for food. They eagerly take advan· tage of 1upermarket 1peeiab on '~arked down" ltema. They ebedt local newapapen for etorea ofter· Ing attractive weekend "buya." Purehaalng aome fooda ln quantity often eftecta a aizable aaving. Fooda ln aeaaon are uaually plentiful. and therefore, priced within reaeh of moat budget-minded ahoppera. Here are aeveral redpea whleh ebould be coet ... tiaf,... a1 well u palate.eatiafylng, although price1 for many produ~ta may difter from one area of the country lo another. Kraut and Frankfurter Plank Dinner Sweet-Tart Kraut Mu1tard-Saaced Carrot.a 8 Frankfurtera, 1Ut c:Uqonally 3 thnea about halfway throu1h Melted butter or mar1arlne Muhed Potatoel for 4 eernnp 1. Prepare Sweet-Tart Kraut and keep warm while preparing Mustard-Sauced Carrots. l. Heap kraut mixture in center of a large seasoned plank (see Plank Facta). Brush franks with melted butter or mar- garine and arrange, slit side down. at two opposite comers of plank. Pile the Mustard-Sauced Carrots and Ma.shed Potatoes to side of kraut at opposite comers. Drizzle melted butter or mar- garine over potatoes. 3. Set under broiler with top 6 to 8 in. from heat until franks are browned. Tum franu and continue broiling until franks and potatoes are lightly browned. Serve on the plank. 4 servings Plank Facts: To season a new hardwood plank, rub well with cooking or salad oil. Heat in a 250°F. to 27S°F. oven 1 hr. Remove; wipe off excess oil. Use or cool and store, wrapped, in a cool, dry place. To use the plank, always put it into the cold oven and preheat together; t1'e.o remove from oven. oil thoroughly, and arrange food on it. To clean the plank, scrape thorough- ly and wipe with a paper towel. If wash- ing iJ a must. wash very quickly (never soak) in bot soapy water; rinse and dry well. (Continued on. pa.ge 10) Famil11 Weekly, A~ril 18, 1971 t 2 Great Buys for Collectors & Investors U.S. Coins Certain to Increase in Value! Rare Circulated and 1964 Silver Mint Condltton Sets after Kennedy silver half-dollar. Obsolete set (A). When was the last time you saw an Indian Head penny, Buffalo nickel, Mercury dime, Lib· erty quarter and liberty half -dollar? Here, in one set, are all of them! And, each is in excellent condition! Set (B) is an uncirculated mint set from 1964! The fast year for pure silver coins! 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I enclose $1 goodwill deposit for each set ordered and will pay I I I I I I I I I I I poctman balance plua all postal c:hal"les. L-------------------------~ Recipes rc ...... ...i ,,. .... ,.... '> Sweet-Tart Kraut l tabl•poo.aa batter or aarsarine 1 doye sarlie, aiaced Y, cup chopped oaioa 2 cape draiaed .. aerkraut. nipped J tabletipoou HSar ~ teupooa aalt 1 caa or jar (4 OL) wlM>le phaimato. draiaed ..... dleed l. Heat the butter o.r margarine in a large skillet. Mix in the garlic and onion. Cook until tender, stir occa- sionally. l. Add kraut, a blend of sugar and salt; then pimiento; toss until mixed. Heat thoroughly. Serve bot. 4 suvlngs Mustard-Sauced Carrots 8 carrot.a. pared and cut diapullJ in J-iL alice. 2 tableapoou batter or aarpriae % cap lipt broWll aasar 1 taWetipooa lisllt com •1rup 2 taba.,.._ pttpared aaatald % teaapoo9 aalt 1. Put ~arrots into a saucepan, alt to taste, and barely cover with water. Cover and cook until tender, about 20 min. Drain. 2. Meanwhile, put butter or mar· garine and remaining ingTed.icnts into a small saucepan. Heat. stirring con- stantly, uatil blended. 3. Pour sauce over drained carrots and toss ge.nUy until coated. lf sauce is too thick, blend ia a small amount of ,.~ler. Serve hot. 4 servings Superb Bash-Brown Potato Patties I carton (1% oa..) frosen shredded huh brown petatoe.. partially thawed and earefally separated 1 pks. (J oz.) erealll daeeae. eofteaed 1 tableepooa lom Y, teaapoon salt Y, teaapooa paprika 6 tabl•poou shredded extr•· sharp Cheddar cheeee 1 tableapooa •nipped parsley a tablespooGB enporat.ed ai1k 1 teaapoon onion jaice 1 en, beat.ea until thick and pi1ect softly Butter or marrarlne l. Blend a mixluTe of the flour, salt, and paprika with the cream ~ in a m.Wng bowl. Mix in the shred- ded cheese and parsley. Gradually add the evaporated milk and onion juice and stir until wen blended. Geatly blend in the well-beaten egg; then potatoes. 2. Heat butter in a heavy skillet over medium heaL Spoon about l4 cup of mixture for each patty into hot skil- let and cook until golden browned and crisp on one side. Tum patties and brown other side. Drain on ab- sorbent paper. Serve on a wcH heat- ed platter. 8 to 10 patties 10 F1tmil11 Weeklu, April 18, 1971 Note: For large pancakes, use about l4 cup of mixture. Hearty Hot Beans1 over Com bread Tlte spicy tomato-.saucttl pork~nd bean mixture in itself u a delicious concoction, and w~n it is combiMd with c011nttl corn and suved over cornbread is also a great budget stretcher. 2 (%-can) packs. %0~ os. eaeh. beana 'n' fisln's 1 can (17 oa.) whole kernel golden corn. draiaecl 1 cup eoanely chopped sweet pldtle Conlbread. eat in 11qaaree Chili powder Sweet pick~ thialy slleed lea.-th wUe Carrot evla 1. Pix beans with sauce in a large saucepaa and mix in drained com and chopped pictle. Heat thoTough- ly, stirring occasionally. l. Put hot cornbread oato individual serving plates and split it. Spoon bean mixture onto bottom halves. Sprinkle lightly with chili powder. Cover with tops. Garnish center of each serving with a pickle slice and carrot curl impaled on a wooden pick. 8 servings Stuffed Cabbage Rolls a la Scandinavia 1 large bead eabbare(StoS~ lbe.) 1 teaspoon salt 1 11>. nat. p-oaad tllree ti•ea l lb. beef, groand three timee 1 ~ cupe ailk % cap &ne dry bread cram• 4 teaapoom grated •ioa % teaapooaa salt 1 teaspoon STOWnd nat.1e1 % eau (10 Yi OS-eaela) condeued beef bTOth % llOap cam water ~ cap loar v~ cap water l. Remove and discard wilted outer leaves fTom the head of cabbage; rinse and cut out the core. 2. Put cabbage into a sauocpot; add boiling water to cover and the 1 tea- spoon salt. Cover and bring water to boiling; reduce heat and simmer un- til cabbage leaves are softened, or about S min. 3. Remove and carefully separate the leaves; set aside on absorbent paper to drain. (You will need 16 large and 16 small leaves.) 4. Combine meat. milk, crumbs, sea· sonings; mix lightly and wen. 5. Place a small cabbage leaf in.cen- ter of a large leaf. Put about l/.J cup of the meat mixture onto the center of each small leaf. Roll each leaf, tucking ends in toward center. Fast- en securc.ly with wooden picks and tic with cord. 6. Combine beef broth and water in sauocpot and (Ccmtinuedcm page 12) Recipes bring to boiling. Add cab- bage rolls one at a time so that water continuea to boil. Reduce beat; cover and cook about 25 min., or until the cabbage rolls are tender. 7. Remove rolls with slotted spoon; reserve broth for .sauce or gravy. Remove wooden pico and cord from ~lls and keep rolls wann. 8. To prepare sauce, com- bine the flour and water in a saucepan and blend thor- oughly. Add 2 cups Qf the reserved broth slowly, stir- ring constantly. Cook and stir over medium heat until sauce comes to boiling; cook 3 min. until thickened and smooth. Add salt and pepper, if desired. 9, Pour sauce over cabbage rolls in a serving dish. If de- sired, use Cream Gravy in· stead of the aauoe. 8 servings Cream Gravy Heat J tablespoons butter or marprlne in a saucepan; blend in J tablespoons floor and cook over medium heat until bubbly. Stir in l cop reserved beef broth and cook, stirring constantly un- tij boiling. Stir in l cup mllk and a mixture of Y, ta- llpOOll salt, 'h tea.pooa poand cardamom, and a I~ cnUm •pr. Bring to boiling; cook 3 min.. stir- ring until thickened. Tomato- Horseradish Sauce Stuffed cabbage rolls art equally delicious sa"ud witla thlr tOmDto mixture or tlit Cream Gra vy. 2 cans (8 oa. each) tomato 1a11ce Ya cup chill sauce 1 tablespoon prepar.d honeradiah (Continued from J)<lge 10) and cut in Yz -in. rinp 2 tablespoorui browa augar 2 tablopoou butter, melted Vz (Up dder •inegar l tablespoon salt 1. Put cabbage wedges on bot· 14-235 Standard-slze table, 30¥.t" square, regularly $15.50. 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Avrit 18, 1911 Frankfurter Supper Bake V, (Op cookinl' "Or salad oil 1 large clove rarll(, minced 8 sliceti bread, well toa&ted and cut in Yz -in. cubH 1 tap diaronaTiy sli(ed celery and pour about half of ii into a large skillet; heat thoroughly. Add about half of the toast cubes and toss until all sides are coated and browned. Tum into a large bowl. Repeat heating oil; brown remaining toast cube~: add to bowl. Mix in celery and 2 tablespoons parsley. l . Beat egg slightly with s.alt and pepper in a small bowl. Mix in contents of 1 can of tomato sauce with onions. Pour over the crouton mix- ture; toss lightly. 3. Turn half of the mixture into an oiled I Y.i -qt. casse- role. Make diagonal slits at I-in. intervals almost to bot- tom of each frankfurter. Put half of the franks onto the mixture. Brush franks with 1 teaspoon tomato sauce from remaining can. Repeat layers and brushing. 4. Heat in 350°F. oven about 45 min. 5. 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But no matter what kind of car you drive, you can help detennine just how far your gasoline dollar will go. Whether you own a domestic or foreign car, an automatic transmmion or stick shift-there are certain driving tech- niques that you can adopt to increase your gas mileage . 1. A void quick starts. When you move away from a stop- light, do it smoothly. 2. Anticipate upcoming stoplights. Don't rush to a red light only to have to stop quickly. If you think a red light is about to turn green, slow down only enough so that you'll arrive at the intersection when the signal changes. 3. Use the gas pedal genUy and smoothly. Don't pump the pedal. When you pass other cars, allow yourself enough clear road so you can make the move smoothly. Abrupt a<XlClera- ·tion eats up gas. 4. Avoid excusive speeds at all times. You use up 10 per- cent more gas at 60 m .p.h. than at SO m.p.b. Speeds higher 1Pan 60 m.p.h. drain your gas tank even more. 5. When the car is stationary for an indefinite period. kill the motor. U you are waiting to pick someone up, you're only wa..ting gas by keeping the motor running. 6 . Learn to maneuver hills properly. Since speed costs less on a flat road than on an incline, accelerate slightly before the hill, and let your momentum help you ascend the hill more economically. 7. Keep your tire pressures at the levels recommended in your owner's manual. If one tire is "softer" than the others, it wiU tend to drag. As well as causing uneven tire wear, your gas mileage will decrease substantially. Check your tire pres- sure about once a week. a. "Back off" of the gas pedal slightly when you're driving on high-speed freeways. Accelerate to the speed you desire, then case off the pedal slightJy. Usually your speed will remain the same, but the decreased pedal pressure will send less gaso- line to the engine. 9 . Avoid panjc stops. Leave plenty of safety space between you and the car in front. Tail-gating only inaeases the chances of quick stops-end accidcot.s-end cab up your gasoline dollar, too. 10. Experiment with different brands of gasoline. Run about three or four tanks of a brand through your car, keep- ing accurate tallies of the galloM, mileage and costs. You may 6.od that a particular gasoline is more economical for your particular car. • (ADVERTISEMSNTI I was the 320-pound nBaby" of the family. By Martha Nick-as told to Ruth L. McCarthy You can see from the crack that I used to jam my "320-pound pictures" at the back of a drawer. DON'T misunderstand. At 320 pounds, I was no cradle baby. The fact is, I was in my twenties and so heavy that even my nieces and nephews noticed how I waddled. So they called me Baby Huey, the fat duck. It was embarras&- ing all right, but it actually took the threat of an operation to make me lose 175 pounds. Of course, all that weight wasn't put on over- night. From the time I was twelve, I ate enough to feed my four brothers and three sisters. My parent.a, being dutiful, took me to doctors for tests. but the conclusion was that I had a nor- mal thyroid and an overactive appetite. I simply liked food and nobody stopped me from eating. Maybe because I was the baby of the family and everybody spoiled me. Anyway, by the time I'd left my t.eens, my appetite was enormous. My breakfast consisted of 12 fried eggs, a pound of bacon, a package of buttermilk biscuits, a quarter pound of butter and a quart of milk. I got so big, my mother often used upholstery material (and a size 60 pattern) to make me dresses. Difficult as the clothing problem was, job hunting was even worse. At one place, they said I just wouldn't fit into their office. So I finally Like me better like I am now? So does everyone I know. They can hardly belUve it. But that's what getting down t.o 145 pounds can do for a girl. stayed home and ate myaeli into an acute gall bladder attack. But when the surgeon saw me, he refused to operate. Instead, he grabbed my belly and said: "Get that off or you won't live six months." I sometimes wonder what I'd have done, if my mother hadn't discovered Ayds~.you know, that vitamin and mineral reducing-plan candy. It bad worked for her, but I'd never given it a fair chance, as I hadn't with anything else. And · let'a be honest. To reduce, you just can't keep atufting food into youreelf. Like getting up in the middle of the night and gorging on cold cuts or leftover pork chops. But this time, I was in earnest, so I bought aome vanilla caramel Ayds at the drugst.ore, though my mother often-kept a box of one of the other flavors in the cupboard. At first, I just substituted Ayds candies for between-meal snacks. And when you're used to eating a de>7.en crunchy-nut donuts at one clip, you can see how many calories I cut out of my day. Before too long, I began to see results, 80 I decided to follow the Ayds Plan properly. I took one or two Ayds before each meal with a hot drink (for me, tea) and those little candies really helped curb my appetite. Without harmful drugs, too. It was around Christmas, I remember, and it was the first year that I bung more c<>Qkies on the tree than I ate. Of course, on the Ayds Plan, I ate lot.a of proteins and greens and I not only dropped pounds, but my blood pressure went. from 220 to 125. The doctor was so amazed, he postponed my operation until July. Meanwhile, I began to take up sports. I wanted as much exercise as I could get to let my muscles catch up with my skin. Besides, I wanted my social life t.o make up for my wasted yean. You see, I'd been imprisoned in all that fat for 80 long that I needed to feel totally free. That's why I took up sky diving. Just the ele- ments and me! A really super feeling. Today, at 145 pounds, I've come completely out of my shell. I have a great job at Indiana Bell Telephone Company in South Bend, and these days I go out more than I stay in. What's more, for the first time in my life, I can face women on an equal basis. I'm not afraid of them anymore. In fact, I even feel secure enough t.o have a steady boyfriend. As for getting married, that can wait awhile. You see, thanks to Ayds, I still have a lot of living to do. • WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENTS Before Aft.er Height ............ 5'8" ............. 5'8" Weight ............ 3ro lbs ........... 145 lbe. Bust .............. 56" ............. 39" Waist ............. 46" ............. 31Yi" Hips .............. 52" ............. 36Yi" Dress Patt.em ...... 60 Store Size .... 12 ltJle D-10llS -PANTI PnlCUS: Lcwety 2-Pteoe pants·and-tunlc twalonM In shape keepinc bonded acetate and nylon. It's the "In" thlna. Breast pock· eb, bett.d tunic flar9d lei pants. 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I ENCLO!\E $2.00 DEPOSIT for each OMASTDt CHAW Acct.,.._ __ _ pantsuit and will pay POStman balance plus all lfltTDtllMK NO.D ODO A • PO•l•I Charan. a.:G::•=··~tfl~:...,o:;i;:::=-======-.... •.......................• ~ ~ 10X JOIJI, tlOUSltllt, TO. 1MW • • •• ......... ,,. ............ ,,, ............ . .: QUIZ/By John E. Gibson Are You A Good Judge Of Human Nature1 • Your happiness is de- termined to a very large extent by your ability to understand people. The more sensitive your insight into the personalities of the people around you, the better you are go- ing to get along. People who lack the ability to see others as they really are, constantly are "disappointed in human nature" and place their confi. dence in the wrong people. Since un- derstanding people-getting an ac- curate "feel" of their personality characteristics and bow their minds work-is so important to us, you1J enjoy taking this true-or-false quiz which lets you in on science's most significant findings on this interesting subject. l. Women are better judges of hu- man nature than men. 2. A wife is a shrewd judge of her husband's character. 3. People who are good judges of other people are usually good judges of their own character. 4. A wife is a better judge of wheth- er her spouse is telling the truth than a husband is. 5. A man can make a pretty accu- rate judgment of a girl's capacity for warmth and affection simply by tak· ing her out to dinner. 6. The only way you can tell how '°'1d' you are at sizing up people is by checking your track record-how mpy bull's.-eye judgments, bow many misaea. 7. If you're a poor judge of others. there's nothing you can do about it. ANSWERS 1. True. Psychologists have found that in social situations women are far quicker than men to sense the other person's thoughts and feelings, much more acutely aware of the nuances of manner and the tone of voice which reveal another'& under- thMurface feelings. As Rutgers Uni- versity studies have shown, in inter- personal rdation&, women are more keenly acnsitive to what is goiog oo, more astute than men in telling the difference between what people say and what they mean. 2. False. Regardless of how expert a woman may be when it comes to seeing others as they really are, she tends to Jose perspective and objec- tivity when it comes to judging her husband or anyone she feels close to. Psychological studies at the Univer- sity of California have shown that though a wife may feel that no ooe understands her husband as well as she does, her judgment is distorted by blind spots. 3. False. Psychological studies show the people who have the keenest per- ception when it comes to sizing up others are likely to have difficulty in seeing themselves cleafly. On the other band, people who have the best insight into their own strengths and weaknesses, tend to be the poorest judges of others. 4. True. Even though a woman may look at her husband through rose.- tinted glasses, minimizing his faults and exaggerating his virtues, she is far more expert than be is in judg- ing whether her spouse is lying or telling the truth-just by his voice. Io tests at DePauw University, psy- chologists found that women are much more proficient than ~n in judging whether a person is lying or telling the truth from the sound of the voice. 5. True. If she's a picky eater, doesn't like this and can't abide that -give her a negative rating. Studies at the University of Texas have shown that people who are finicky about their food, tend to be similarly inhibited in the love and romance department, too. 6. Fal.sc-Findings of a study by Colorado State University research- ers provide a bandy yardstick. Psy- chologists found that people who made the best scores in judging the character and personality traits of others tended to have these traits in common: they had w~alanced personalities, were tolerant of others, exhibited poise and self-control. Those who made poor scores in siz- ing up others tended to be lacking in emotional stability and in their self-control. 7. False. Just make it a practice oot to make snap judgments. Cultivate the art of drawing the other penon out. Most people, wbeo encouraged, love to talk about themselves. And the more they talk, the more com- pletely they reveal themselves to you. Learn to be a good listener. 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Jn Brita.in, the binhday, although celebrated with regal ceremony, is not designated a national holiday. ELEVATED WALKWAYS To unclog future traffic? "Today's fast-growing towns and cit· ies should begin now to boost street capacities if they want to avoid a fu. ture of traffic-clogged chaos," says Los ttmps l!I Q.uotes Consumer Compa.lnt Hats off to you maken of gadgets galore. Hooray for your 1bipping and stack.age. But why do you make it 110 hard, more and more, To take all your wares from the package? Your cartom and hap, I can't cut with a k.nlfe. Tbe 1tnngth of your u.rdboard--lanta1ticl I'm aure I've apent ea11lly half of my We Juet fighting my way Into plastic. Y oar labeh ree11t any aolvent on earth. Your tape 11 a1 toqb as an ox. 19ve paid for my parchaaw:-but what is h worth, U I can't get it out of the box? -Mary EIUabeU. CounHlma" "Have I told you about my grand- children?" "No, and I appreciate iL" --Eudora Thonuu Sabo Many peopk use research tlu way a drunlc uses a /amppost--as a means of support, not a source of illumination. -Matt Roberts The man-about-town and bis attrac- tive blonde companion were seated at a table in a plush restaurant. Suddenly he glanced cautiously about them. Then he turned to the blonde and whis- pered, "I've got a question for you, baby. Could you care for a man who had swindled his firm out of SJ 0,000?'' The young lady also looked cautious- ly about the room. Then looking him squarely in the eye, said, "And I've got a question for you. Have you still got it?" -F. G. Kunan It's love when Ju narts thJnking of lter as sknder rathu than slclnny and plump ratltu than fat. -Dan Bennett Angeles architect J. Edward Martin. "Most street systems are operating at only one-third of their capacity because of cross traffic. traffic signals and pe- destrians. Today's traffic 1:ghu, for instance, a.re green only 40% of the time and keep both pedestrians and can at a standstill for the other 60%." Martin suggests eliminating the clog points by making streets oce-way, tak- ing pedestrians off them and onto eJe. va.ted walkways and creating adjacent suporblocks. The superblock areas, equivalent to 4 lo 6 of today's standard blocks, would then bec.:ome pedestrian- orient.ed, nonautomotive traffic shop- ping malls. Two professors, Dr. Gec:-&es Ungar and Dr. Wolfgang Parr, recently dis· closed that they had succeeded in man- ufacturing a "memory molecule." The molccule, when injected into mice, is capable of directing brain functions. The professors hope that the process can eventually be used to duplicate the memory codes of humans, thereby pro- viding helpful lreatment for the men- taJly retarded, the senile, the alcoholic -perhaps even the drug addict. Doc- tor Ungar added, however, that its use on humans was at least five and per- haps 20 years away. Nothing makes your dog's paws din· ier than wearing a light suit. -Franklin P. Jones Foreign language adult-education classes for parents were being organiz.ed in the high-school assembly. The director first asked those inter- ested in studying French to rise. A large number did and wer~ sent off to their own classroom. Those interested in Spanish were next asked to rise. They in tum were sent to another classroom. The director lhcn passed on to Russian, German, Italian and Portuguese. By now, only two parents were left in the assembly-- a worried-looking middle-aged man and his wife. "Well," said the director brightly, "and what foreign tongue would you people like to understand and spe.alcr' The father rose and replied : "Mod· cm Teen-age." -Bert Kruse R .. llstlc Approach The faeta of life are often petty. I'm not Ann-Margret And you're not Paul Ge1ty. -Ta"Y s~~ THIS WEEK'S DATES: This is Na- tional Library Week. Also, National YWCA, Coin, Secretaries, Garden, 4-H Weeks. American Newspaper Pub- lishers Association meets in New York Monday through Thursday. ANNIVERSARIES: Paul Revere's mid- night ride was 196 years ago today; the San Francisco earthquake and ft~ started 6S years &80 today; Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier in Mo- naco, JS years ago Monday; the first regularly issued American newspaper, The Boston Newsletter, began publica- tion 267 years ago Saturday. BIRTHDAYS: l..copold Stokowski is 89 today; Hugh O'Brian is 46 Monday; Anthony Quinn, 56 Wednesday; Shir- ley Temple Black, 43 Friday; ~obcrt Penn Warren, 66, Barbra Streisand, 29, and Shirley Mac Laine, 3 7, next Saturday. BtRTliDAY P£0Pl.E.: Leopold Stokowakl, Shirley Temple Black, Barbra Streisand l ' 1How are the hambureers. Daddy? t . bolled them myself!" 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ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON BEACH 842, 6611 SALIS DE'1. SllY1Ct OPIN 592 • • t •·•j t:.!! p.a T•••· *'• M., I •·•· fe SP·"'· •5511 --,• ... , .. I •·•· .. t •·•· 6:00 1 6:30 .. 11 7:30 !5 9 8:00 11 10:30 11 11:00 9 11:30 2 13 6:00 7 7:30 9 9:00 4 7 10:30 5 11:00 9 11 13 6:00 7 7:30 9 8:30 1 9:00 .. 10:30 !5 11:00 9 11 13 6:00 1 7:00 10 7:30 9 10:30 5 11:00 9 11 13 6:00 7 7:30 9 9:00 2 10:30 5 11:00 g 11 13 6:00 I 7:30 ~ e s 11:30 1~ 9:00 • 10:30 ~ 11:00 c ii l~ 11 :30 I 8:30 9:30 10:30 ! 11 :00 I t: t: 11:15 : 11:30 I 11 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 0:30 1:00 1:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 0:30 1:00 6:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 0:30 1:00 6:00 7:00 7:30 10:30 11:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 6:00 7:30 R:30 9.00 10:30 11:00 11:30 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:00 t 1:30 7 4 11 5 9 11 11 9 2 13 SUNDAY, APRIL 18 (C) "Rines Around the World" (drama) '66--Narrated by Don Ameche. 10 (C) "Th• Wizard of Oz'' (classic) '39-Judy Garland, Bert Lahr, Ray Bolger. "B ride of Frankenstein" (horror) '3S-Borls KMloff. "Collea-Humor'' (muslcal) '33-Brng Crosby, Jack Oakoe. Burns & Allen. (C) "Hero's Island" (drama) '62-James Mason, Neville Brand "Too Hot to Handle" (drama) '38-Clark Gable, Myrna Loy. "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" (adventure) '44-Ben Johnson, Phyllis Thuter. "Stanley and Uvlr'lpton" (adventure) '39-Spencer Tracy, Waller Brennan. (C) ''Tr-apeze" (drama) 'S6--Burt Lancaster. Gina Lollobrlgida ''Th• Devil and Oanlel Webster" (dram;,i) '44-James Craig. Ed ward Arnold MONDAY, APRIL 19 7 (C) "Pete Kelly'• Blues" !drama) 'SS-Jack Webb. Janel Leigh Pessy Lee. 9 (C) "Pink Panther'' (comedy) '64-Davod Niven, Peter Sellers 4 10 (C) "Hauser's Memory" (drama) '70--Davld McCallum. Susa11 Strasbers. Leotlie Nielsen. 7 3 6 (C) "Marllyn" (documentary) '63-Narrated by Rock Hudson S (C) "Blue Skies" (musical) '46--Fred Astaire, Bong Crosby, Joan Caulfield. 9 "West 11" (drama) '63-Doana Dors, Alfred Lynch. 11 "f ort Alaiers" (adventure) 'S2-Yvonne OeCarlo Raymond Burr 13 "His Excellency" (drama) 'S6--Eric Portman. 7 9 7 4 5 9 11 13 7 10 9 5 9 ll 13 TUESDAY, APRIL 20 (C) "The Plainsman" (western) '66--Don Murray. Abby Dalton. "The Errand Boy" (comedy) '61-Jerry Lewis, Brian Donlevy. 3 6 (C) "Run, Simon, Run" (R) (drama) '70-Burt Reynolds. lnller Stevens. 10 (C) "House of C.rds" (Rl (drama) '6s--George Peppard, Inger Stevens. "Lady In the Dark" (musical) '44-Gonser Rogers. Ray Milland ''Ten Days to Tulara" (adventure) '58-Stertons Hayden. Grace Raynor "Guilty of Treason" (drama) 'SO--Charles Bickford. Bonita Granville "Big House, USA" (drama) 'SS-Ralph Meeker. Broderick Crawford WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 (C) "The Counterfeit Traitor'' Part I (drama) '62-Wolli.im Lilli Palmer. (C) "Rempege" (drama) '53-Robert Mitchum "On the Beech" (drama) '59-Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner "Holiday Inn" (muslc1I) '42-Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire. Reynolds. "The Youngttt Spy" (adventure) '63-Kolya Burla•ev ''Thieves• Hlgh-y" (drama) '49-Richard Conte "Stranger on th• Prowl" (drama) 'S3--Paul Muni. THURSDAY, APRIL 22 Holden. Martot1e 1 (C) "The C~nterfell Traitor'' Conclusion (drama) '62-Wolham Holden, Lilli Palmer. 9 "Season of Pesslon" (comedy) '61-Ernut Borgnone, Anne Buter, John Mills. 2 8 ''Term of Trial" (drama) '63-Sor Laurence Ollvoer. Simone Slsnoret. 5 ''The Great Victor Herbert" (musical) '39-Allan Jones, Mary Marton 9 "Sherlock Holmes in Washington" (mystery) '43-Basil RathbOne. Nisei Bruce. 11 "The Black Book" (drama) '49-Robert Cummonss. Arlene D11hl 13 ''The Monster That Challenged the World" lsco·fol 'S7-Tlm Holt Audrey Dalton. F'RIDAY, APRIL 23 1 (C) "Cash McCall" (romance) '52-James Garner. Natalie Wood. Nina Foch. 3 (Cl "Rally 'Round the nap; Boys" (comedy) '59-Paul Newmitn 8 "Paris Blues" (drama) '61-Paul Newman 9 "A Ravlshlnp; Idiot" (adventure) '6S-BroR•tle Bardo!. Anthony Per kins 13 (C) ''The Lonit Walt " (drama) '54-Anthony Quinn. PegR•e Cntle 2 8 (C) "Sons and Lovers" (drama> '60 -Dean Stockwell Wendy Hiller. 5 "We're Not Dresslnll" (musical) '34-Bong Crosby. Carole Lombl!rd 9 "Up the Creek" (comedy) 'SS-Peter Sellers, David Tomlinson. 11 "Kronos" (sci·fo) '57-Jeff M orrow, Barbl!ra Lawrence, John Eml'ry 13 (C) "four Bullets for Joe" (western) '64-Paul Paget. Barbar" Neeley. 8 ''The Errand Boy" (coml'dY) Jerry Lewo~ SATURDAY, APRIL 14 4 23 6 (C) "Boom" (drama) '66--Richard Burton. [loubelh Taylor 9 (C) "The Kentuckian" (adv~nture) 'SS-Burt L '"caster Diana l vnri 7 (C) "forelan Exchan1•" (adventure) '69--Robert Horton, Jill SI John. 9 "The Disembodied" and .,.o Survivors, Pie•••·" 6 "Slightly Honorable." Pat O'Brien. 11 "Th• Actress" (drama) 'SJ-Spencer Tracv. Jean Simmons. 13 "The Great Dan Patch" (dremal '48-Dennls O'Keefe, Gail Runl'll 2 (Cl "fllght to Tenglen" (adventure) 'S3-Jack Palance. Jo11n Fon teine • 3 "1~ Devil and the JO Commandants" (romance) 63-D<Jnoelll' Dameux, Alatn Delon 5 ''The Hunchback of Soho" (myst ery) '67-Gunther Stoll 7 "Love Has Many FacH" (drama) '6S-Lana Turner, Cliff Rob~r1son I "Only Two Can Play." Peter Selle~. Mao Zetterl,l,ng. t O (C) "Mark of th• Hewll" 11nd (Cl "The Raiders. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 17. 1971 Brand New Honda Funy Factory Equipped $200 Total Down Payment S. 7!~ MONTH 16 "'°"tti' 0 11 opprowal of credit. Totol coat. price litcl•dllMJ 6al•a tor aitd 1 '71 Hcnso fH Sl 59'.72. Doforrod 'u1yM01tt price l11ch1dl119 tox, llconse a11d fl11a11eo chort" S1 HJ.44. ANNUAL rERCENTAGE RATE 11.t J.,,. llMIMID. "WI ill NIYll IATISPllO UNTIL YOI All'" UNIVBBSITY DLDSIDBILB 2850 HARBOR COSTA MESA • 540-9640. SATURDAY APRIL 17 E V E NIN G 4:00 O The Outdoor11111n 0 Astrojet Golf Tournament ei) Cil Fllm Future "Apollo 14 " m New Decade at Sea G) American Bandstand 4:30 1J Movie: (C) "Mask of the Aven· 1er'' (adventur~) '51 -Anthony Quinn, John Derek, Jody Lawrence O Sports Challenae • m Untamed WOfld @ (3) Man to Man ~ 00 W11on Tr1ln ~ (i) Call of the West €!) Flith for Tod1y g) El Mundo en que Vivimos m Islands In the Sun 4:45 al Pre·G1me Soccer 5:00 D It's Academic 0 LIVE RACING FROM * HOLL YWOOO PARK! 0 Q9' OEBUT Hollywood Pan Ricing Actor John Forsythe 1s host and jockey Bill Shoemaker is the color commentator for the feature race from Hollywood Park Today's feature race is the SS0.000 added Long Beach Handicap at a m1le·and a·s1xteenth on the turf 0 (i7 3' CE ABC's Wide World of Sports 0 The Aveneers m Movie Gruts: "Too Hot to Hindle" (drama) '60-Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Walter Pidgeon. @ M1ntr1p fl) Prter Gunn fE The World We Uvt In €!) Quest for Ufe al Futbol·Socur m Bronco 5:30 0 KNBC News 0 This Weell in NBA @ Animals, Action & Adventure fl) Tonipt in Las Ve1as fE How Will We Know It's Us? €!) Fisher Familr 6:00 IJ The Bit News Clete Roberts D @OO mNBC News 0 Laredo 0 Boss City @ Thtn Came Bronson fE San Francisco Mix ~ Ci) Aitlculture USA €!)Musicale/Davey & Goliath 6:30 1J About a Week D KNBC News Conference 0 Eyewitness News @ CV Forum Bo1in1 fl) Creative Uvin& With Craft.s @ 00 The Record M1kers fE The Frend! Chet ~ (I) CBS News €!) Children's Gospel Hour m Edie of Etemity al Sports Ch1lle111e 7:00 IJ CBS News Roaer Mudd. 0 Crow.Up Host Piers Anderton explores the Pasadena Playhouse little Theatre end Mobile Movies. D R1Wllld1 BIG HOBIE THE HOllE CAT 16 llulng fHt, HIY to tack, T'Wo-man R.c•r Lentttl oouu ... "' w.i1111 ,.., .. 7'1t" )IS Ut, JAii Al"M (W/tpanl Main & Jli. 211 ••· 11. Mahl ...... a J llf IU ... It. Main Otlly 163 Ml· fl. Mal11 Only, ...... \11 Mt. ff. Jiit u '41. fl. "'k•• 11''5 fvlty r'919ll. w/tn-• a ll•"'•u <!np1tt 1.EhS 64'5'°'.'1""144 2200 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NEWrORT BEACH ..... 4 THE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AP'All 17, 1971 O Juvenile Jury Jack Barry hosts BaJter is unable to construct a O DNUI Veller Dep sentence unless it is written for m I SflclXL I London Roel An hour him. of music that 1s uniquely British. O ""'! , ... , ..... c ... !A"""t.-r The Smolley Robin· leaturln& such rock groups as fair· son Show Smokey Robinson, celled port Convention, The Fices. and "the poet laureete of the Sixties," Mathew's Southern Comfort and his friends, The Supremes. The ID Ch111plonship Wres111nf Temptations. The Miracles, Stevie fE D1vid Sussllind Show Wonder i nd Fran Jeffries get to· Qi) Bud Owens gether for an hour of Motown hits €!) livin& Feith 0 News Larry Burrell ~ LI Constltudon @ Del Reeves Show m America In Spece @ (}) Movie: ''Satin Nwtr SIHps" m Ritmot1ndia al Best of Diel Cavett Cassius al Passport to Travel Clay is featured. 7:30 IJ ®J (j) Mission: Impossible (R) 10:00 6 tl!J (j) Minnix (R) Mannix be· Phelps returns to his home town comes involved in political intri11ue on personal business, only to find when he agrees to help a wealthy his once happy surroundings In a newspaper publisher uncover the state of panic over a series of reasons for the strange behavior or mysterious deaths of young towns-his daughter. Sally Kellerman 11uests women. O News John Marshall. 0 Q) (1) m Andy Williams Jona· 0 Fript Nlfllt: (3hr) "Scream of than Winters. Phyllis Diller and Ray Fur" and "The Hldeou.s Sun De· Stevens guest. mon." 0 @ CV m Lawrence Welk m Weekend News Ken Jones. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) @ 0111 Rid&e Boys "Gld&et Goes H1waii1n" (romance) fE NET Pl1yhouse "Bloaraphy· Sie& '61-James Darren. Deborah Walley, fried Sassoon." Mith.el Callan al Noches Tap1ti11 [DTBA S:OO 0 SAT. NIGHT FIGHTS! * BIFF! BAM! POW! 10:30 O Pt1yboy Alter Dart George Car lin. Tommy Smothers. Johnny Math 1s John Stewart and The Modern Jau Quartet guest. O Saturday Nlpt Fiahts m Movie Cimts: (2hr) "Too Hot to Hindle'' (drama) '60 -Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Walter Pidgeon fl) I Believe in Miracles m Consultation al Mi Amor por Ti m Pelicula 8:30 IJ (29} (j) My Three Sons (R) A pile of circumstantial evidence piles up againsl Robbie causing Katie to become suspicious and 1n no hm• al all a cold war begins lo develop, lhrealening their marital bliss. 0 IN m NBC Saturday Mov· ie: (C) (21/1hr) "Sebastian" (dra- ONews m Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Creen Fire'' (drama) '55--{;race Kelly, Stewart Granger, Paul Douglas . @ Weekend News lJ :00 e D News O Saturday Night Movie: "36 Hours" (suspense) '65--[va Marie Saint, James Garner, Rod Taylor @ Movie: ''Tfle Black Sleep" (mys tery) '56 -Basil Rathbone, Lon Chaney. 121 @ Spotli11ht Theabe: (C) ''The Cossacks." [dmund Purdom. ~ 00 Films From Mnlco ma) '68 -Dirk Bogarde. Susannah 11:151) Fabulous 521 "Hell Is for He· York. Sir John Gielgud A British roes" (drama) '62-Steve Mdlueen mathematician hires a young wom· Bobby Darin. Fess Parker. an lo work in his top secret de partment of C1v1I Service where she 11:30 D MO¥it: "Station Six Sahua" beains training to become a decoder (drama) '64-Carroll Baker. Peter for British lntelltgence Van Eyck 0 1 (3 m Pearl Bailey Show D Movie: "love letters" (drama) Gregory Peck. Carol Lawrence Mike '37-Jennifer Jones. Joseph Colten Oou11as, Phyllis Oilier guest 12:00 ()7) (3' ABC NeWJ ID Porter Wagoner Show - Ei) Hour of Deliverance 12:30 ID All·Nipt Show: "lady Godiva €!) The Story Rides Aaain," "The Iron M1jor" and 9:001J ~ (BJ Arnie (R) Arnie laces a dilemma when the local Dock Work ers Union strikes against his com. pany. @ Wilburn Brothers m The Advocates €!) Hour of Power 9:30 tJ Q!J ())Miry TJler Moore (R) Phyllis (Cloris Leachman) asks Mary to use her Influence with television news personality Ted Baxter to be tilt guest spe1ker at the ladies' club meetin1. not realizing that "A Bedtime Story." 1:00 IJ Movie: "Johnn1 Alleiro" (dra ma) '49--{;eorge Raft. Nina Foch. George Macready. O Speaking Freely Patrick Murphy, N.Y. City Poli~ Commisslontr guests. @ Movie: "The Wortd O"'' Me • Uvin(' (drama) '4&--0avld F1rrar Judy C1mpbell. 1:30 O Movie: "Rhythm Romance" (comedy) '39-8ob Hope, Shirlt~ Ro~s. Gene Krupa . THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 17. 1971 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY M 0 RN IN c; 6:00 a Sunrht Semut.r o ®J m Jeopardy 0 Cialloplna Gour111et a> Rodet Robin Hood 11 :25 I) Ci) News 6:25 O Educatlon Enh•n&• "Min His Environment!" end 11:30 I) (j) Search fOf Tomorrow 6:30 8 Octyssay m Features 6:45 fi> Commodity Report 6:55 0 KNBC Ntwa 7:00 8 Ci) C8S News John Hart. 0 g;, Tod1y Show (}Q) Clrtoon& m Thunderbirds @Spidennan f.i) Market Openln& Eii) ~ume StrHt #246·250. 7:30@ Cottee Bmk O Educational features O features m Yo&J l Friends a> Hobo Kelly EE Stock M1r\1t Coma1e 8:00 a Clptain ll1n1aroo 00 Hot Wheels 0 R1lph Story's -..M. (iJ Sunup Mel Knoepp 0 NIWS Meyers/Del RIO (jij) Tod1y Show m Clrtoons Ell) features Mon .. Wed . Thurs 8:30 Ci) Superm1n m Dennis the M1n1ce a>Gumby Ell) Educational Featurts 8:55 O Community Bulletin 8011d 9:00 8 (jJ Th' Lucy Show 0 @) g;, Dinah's Plate O Movies: See Daytime Movies Your Mon1y'1 Worth, Thurs. only @ Jack l1 l1nne 0 Th• N•• Jack la unne Show m Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Clrtoons Eii) Sesame StrHt # 246·250 9:15 O Movit: See Daytame Movies Thursday. 9:20 a> F1shlon1 In Sewint 9:10 8 Beverly Hlllbillits Sesani• Street 0 ®l m Concentration 00 Virfinia Cir1ham O O Movie: See Daytime Movies a> Romper Room EE Stock M1rtet 10:0:> tJ (j) Family Affair rn Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 ®) g;, Salt of the Century a> Fnturu/Publlc Service Ell) Educational F11t11ru 10:30 I) Ci) Love of Uft 0 ®J g;, Hollywood Squ1m Ci) Phil Donahue Conver~lion ID TrlVll ntms m s. .. m. Stlfft #241·245 11 :00 IJ (j) Where UM Hurt la 0 ®J g;, Tht Who, What or Where Gutt Art James hests. o rn oo m Th•• G1r1 fJTempo @Bill Johns Ntw1 11:55 0 ®J m News A f TFRNO O N lZ:OO tJ lucky Pair 0 g;, Joe G1r1eiola'a Memory G1n1e 0 Cookln& Wed. only 0 rn CI) Cf) Bewitched News Dunn, Rankin (l9) News Jack White m Hith Noon Buffoons a> Travel Fllma EE The Real World 12:30 I) (j) As ttie World Tums 0 @) g;, DaJs of Our lives 0 Movie Game 0 (1) @ al A Wor1d Apart a> Di11in1 fOf Dollars EE Stock M1r\tt ctose l :00 I) Ci) Lovt Is 1 ManJ Splendort(f Thine 0 ~ g;, The Doctors Ol•n Cney Ci) G1lloplnr Counnet 0 Ci) &> All My Children m Movit: S.t Daytime Movies fJ) Cllart1111 tllt Mtr\et m Edtlultloul ftablrn 1:30 8 00 TIM luid:na llallt 0 (Ii @t) Allotller World 0 {I) Ci) (.'SJ L1r1 Ma~t a Deal fl) CotH•odity Report 1 :40 a> News/ Kida' Stuff 2:00 0 (i) Secret Sto•m 0 ®J g;, Brirht Promise 0 Stranc• P1r1dise 0 CV {j) m Ntwfywtd Game O Movie; See Daytime Movies @ fHture films 2:30 I) (j) Edit of Nl&ht 0 ®) m Somerset 0 Famous Jury Trills 0 @ @ ffi Dating Ga'11t m RoJ Roeers 3:00 tJ (.i) Gomer Pylt O It's Your Btt Tom Kennedy hosts. 0 Hi1hway P1ttol 0 (J) @ t;E) General Hospital (]) Movie: See Daytime Movies (le)) David Frost Show m Outer limits a> Underdoa n;) Relilious Proanma m ci""'' 1s 3:30 8 Tht Mille Roy Show O Mitt Douitas Guest co·hosl is Caterina V1lente O Sea Hunt (!) luv1 It to Beaver 0 Cf) One life to live m Porky Pil Clrtoons El!> Chriat the llvina Word 3:45 fE LI Comunld1d II Dil 4:00 8 Movie: See Daytime Mov ies Mr. Ed Tues .. Thurs. Fri O Rlllem1n Cil B1n1n1 Spllb 0 (J) C£) P11sword 0 NeW1 Suter Ward m News Putnam/Fishman a> Bozo's Bia Top Show El!> R11irlou1 FHtures @I) Dos Gallos en Palenque 4:30 I) Movie: See Daytime Movies (3) Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 Father Knows Best · I love Lucy 0 EyewitntA News Cartoons a>Gumb1 ED Stslme Str"t #246·250 El!> Pattern for livin& CHANNEL @I) Lo Prohibkto g;,TV 8in(O t;E) Sesame Street #241-245 5:00 C'iJ KNBC Ntwservlte Jess Marlow. O Channel 5 News News Reasoner, Smith (}) Felony Sq11ad 0 Flipper (}Q) Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones m B1tman mcinema 30 g) Citl con Emilio Tuero g;, Colle&• of the Desert m Features 5:30 @ Perry MISOn 0 ABC News Howard K Smith Harry Reasoner (])News Ray Wilson 0 liet Smart (19) News Sarn R1nake1 m My Favorite Mart an ID Gillia1n's lsl1nd ED Mist1101ers' Nei&hborhood El!> News/ PastOf's Desk @I) Comicos y C1nciones g;, Don Wiison's Town Ttlli m Noticias al Gallopin& Gourmet LISTINGS Information for these logs Is furnished by the tele1115lon stations. TV WEEK is not rupoMlble for last-minute changes In program llstlnas. KNXT KNBC KTLA KABC KHJ KTTV KCOP KWHY KCET KHOF KMEX KMIR KLXA KPLM KEYT XETV KFMB KOGO (CBS) (NBC) (Ind.) (ABC) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (Ind.) (NET) (Ind.) (Ind.) (NBC) (Ind.) 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Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach-S40-3J00/494-7S03 1969 Toyota Corolla Aqua Blue. Radio, one owner. Excel- lent cond. 28+ M.P.G . IX HN789 ). $1195 1969 Toyota Corolla Coupe. Auto., A/cond., stereo. L.o.l. car. Immaculate. ( ZOT I 02 1. $1695 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 17, 1971 1969 Datsun 2000 Cnv. Creem/Blaclc, I S,000 miles. One owner. Local car. ( ZNS I 59). A Spring Special. 5 SNED $1795 The 12 Cylinder Animal See and Drive the Ultimate in Performance Motoring! ! AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE FOR JAGUAR · TOYOTA mar,uis motors ~~:R:~~S 900 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna leach 540-3100 494-7503 Paae 7 In her first special, .. Diana!", on ABC, Sunday,.April I 8 (I 0 PM), Diana Ross dis'- plays not only her e/(citing singing talent, but a ftair for comedy and impersonation. And 1n her choice of guest stars-Dann) Thomas, Bill Cosby and the Jackson Five, she demonstrates sound judgment as well. These seven gentlemen have something in common besides their gifts as entertainers- they are Diaa.a's close friend!>. "I think that if the people on stage like THE TALENTS OF DIANA in keeping with his tender age and precocity: "When I was two years old; I was four year-; old ... " In an amusing scene with Diana, the un- flappable youngster demonstrates, ror the benefit of harassed males everywhere, a fault- less technique for bringing a cloying ro- mance to a timely end. Diana has derived enormous personal sat- isfaclion from the meteoric success of the Jackson Five. She is credited with discovering Olona & Danny Thomas. each other, and are enjoying what they're doing, that reeling will be communicated to the audience," Diana said. The show could have been put together in Diana\ living room. Danny Thomas i\ a neighbor and frequent dropper-inner. The five Jack-;on brother-; are frequent gt1ests. having found that Diana ~hare\ their pas- sion for touch football. Bill Cosby i~ a friend of long standing. The show ha' been carefully crafted to give full expression to the talent' of Diana and her guest-;. Danny Thoma'>, the master storyteller, confidently bet!> that he can teach defeati<;t Diana the art in one easy lesson. Cosby. in a 'iong and dance "1th Diana. play' a 13-ycar-old, (explaining hi' heard h) 'aymg he want\ to look 15). The Jacl'\On Five repme !>Orne of the hit~ that have made lhcrn, in little more than a year, one of the top recording group<;. In - cluded are "I'll Be There," "Mama's Pearl." and "The Love You Save." each "ith a rec- ord sale of over 2,000.000. Amona Diana Ross' hits to be heard on the show are "Clo~e to You," "Reach Out and Touch," and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough." And there arc surprises. M ichacl, the phe- nomenal 9-year-old lead singer of the Jack- son Five, sling-. a topcoat over h1'i shoulder and comes on with Sinatra cool to si ng "It Wu a Very Good Year." with special lyrics P119 8 them, but she says, "I don't like that word. Let's just say I helped open the door." It was while Diana was in Gary. Indiana for a concert that Mayor Richard Hatcher asked her to see the young group perform. Diana came. <;he saw, and was conquered. She brought them to the attention of Berry Gordy. Jr.. president of Motown Produc- tions, and she herself served as producer of their first record, "I Want You Back," which zoomed to No. I on the charto; and sold more than 3,000,000 copies. Diana's first solo special is her first oppor- tunity to display on o;tage her talent for m1- icry. previously exercised by the impish lady only among friends. A highlight of the show is her impression" of Charlie Chaplin. Harpo Marx and W. C. Fields-each in a typical predicament. Choreographer Jaime Rogers. who \taged the elaborate routine in three scto;, 'lays he wa<; astounded by her quick mastery of the characterizations. Diana\ strong emphathy with the Jack- 'on Five and other young talent she has helped wa, no doubt formed by her own early years of obscure 'itruggle. In her early teens, when she formed a singing group called the Primettes (later to become the Supremes), :he girls' pay wa' mo-;tly in experience. Diana designed and made stage clothes for the group. and worked m a Detroit department store to earn money for bus fare to re- hear-;al' and engagements. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 17. 1971 , Wben the Sdf,remes did begin recording for tV\otown in l 964, success came quickly, with a long string of hit records. In concerts and TV variety shows. glittering in spec- tacular sequined gowns and delivering the strong Motown beat, "Diana Ross and the Supremes" established one of the unforget- table images of the 1960~. Pressure mounted 'lteadily for the charis- matic Diana to go on her own. In early 1970 she made the inevitable decision. Since then, her success in night clubs, concerts and records has confi rmed the most opti- mistic predictions. Diana is gratified that the Supremes, with Mary Terrell the new lead singer, maintain their position as the No. I female singing group. She keeps in close touch with the girls by phone, but laments that "We're so c;eldom in the same city together." Diana has bad many motion picture offers, but has held off until she was sure she "'as ready and could find a property she could believe in. The time, and the property. has arrived. She has been deeply involved in the concept and planning of "Lady Sing the Bl ues," broadly based on the life of the late, great Billie Holiday. She will star in the film being produced by Motown Produc- tions in association with Jay Weston and Sidney Furie. UP AGAINST THE l.IC HT-1\tk hat l Jack- M>n, youthrul lead sln1er or Tht Jackson s. ~hows off bis actlna talent In a skit with Diana Ross. I 6:15. 6:301 7:00. • ~ • 7:30 . • • G • N G c p lt ( ( 7:45 ll 8:00 I r I (i I ' t1 Cl IJ 8:30 I I I ' (l B l'EK * 0 9:001 r: I I ru 0 ~ ~ 9:301 r: I ij 81 € Ci (ff 0 ~ 10:00 f t'. M de fj Ci c:: (1j a 0 10:30 E t'. SUNDAY APRIL 18 MORNING U Ghost Towni O 00 Discovery "Nature's Adapta !ton." Futures 09) Comment II) Faitll for Tod1y m Adclante con tu Escuelas m A&Tiailtute Report 10:45 U Anlfl Warm·Up 6:15 m Tht Christophm 11:00 B (j) Sunier Cup P11y·Offa &:30 m The Bible Answers 0 (V@ m NBA B11k1tb1ll 7:00 I) Cf) Tom Ind Jerry Play-Offs 0 SundlJ Story Time @i KOGO'a Corner (U)) Heckle t. Jett'! m Movie: "Our Vines Hm Tender m Tales ol Wells Ferao Grapes'' (dntma) '45 -Edward G 7:30 I) (j) Penelope Pit.stop Robinson. Margaret O'Brien. 0 Hot Oo& lE Church in the Home 9 Music and the Spoktn Word al Cine en Su Casa (6) Oirectlo11s tm) Quien Canta Esta Canc1on? O Campus Profile "Viewpoint on 11:15 Nutrition-Amino Acids." Author g ANGELS TAKE ON TWINS! Gayelord Hauser guests. * LIVE FROM MINNESOTA' 0 Wit~. This ~ing ''The Na.r.cotics g Ana-el Bueball Calif Angels v~. Problem and Ju11ky Prtest. Minnesota Twins at Minnesota. (fQJ Wocdy Woodpechr • " m Yo&i Beer 111d Frltlldt 11:30 0 Movie: (C) "The Ttap (drama) li) Sacred Hurt '59-Richard Widmarl\, Tina Louise 110) Movie: "Ain 't MiJbeh1vin' " 7:45 II) The Cftrlstophtrs (ro'llance) '5)-Rory Calhoun, P1 8:00 6 (j) Lemp Unto My Fett per Laurie. QJambo U Clthedr1I of Tomonow (i) Real Est1te Open House AFTERNOON 0 Smokey the Bear Show 12:00 0 Movie: ''Tiit little Nuns" (com 0 Day of Discovery edy) '65 -Catherine Spaak. Sylvra o Rex Humbard Koscina. m Wonderami li) lntefliaent Parent lE Revinl Fim tm) Dr1m1 Oominiul B:lO 1J (j) Look Up & Live 12:30 II) Or1I Roberts O Mrs. Alpbl Bet • 0 Anaie's G1ra11 12:45 m Sundey M1t1nee: "White Sltvt O Movie: ''Sixteen f'1thom1 Deep" Ship.'' Pier Angeli. {adventure) '48-lon Chaney, Lloyd 1:00 0 Movie: "The Interns" (drama) Bridges. '62-Michael Callan. Cliff Robert· m KATHRYN KUHLMAN son. * (IN COLOR) (iQJ Meet tht Press m Daktari li) K1thryn Kuhlman lE Weekend Ntws 9:00 IJ Cemet1 Three m frente 1 11 Vld1 0 Serendipity l :JO 1J The M1rguerite Piazza Story 9 Day of Discovery (3) Pattern for Livin& 0 (I) Jonny QuHt 9 Angel Wr1p-Up @) It Is Written Fi IE Cl) Ortl RobtrU @ Americ1n Pttysical 1tness a:\ MusiCI y Palabru 0 Eyewitness Tommy Prothro, new ll:iil Rams head coach. guests cm> P1no11m1 Letlno en Oomlnao Movie: (C) "To Cetch e Thief" 9:30 6 TodaJ'a Rell&iOn (1dventure) 'SS-Cary Granl. Crace O The Christophtr'I Kelly 9 Hour of Power CD Voice of Cllvary (])Movie: "Down Memory Line," al u itometro Bing Crosby Steve Allen 0 CV C1ttlnoog1 Cits m AllSkln Tr•ils 00 Zoor1m1 1;45 U Movie: "Guns of Jultlct" (west ~ Wotld Tomorrow em) '49-Jimmy Ellison. li) Gospel Sinain& Jubilee 2:00 1J RETURN Belief Dr Clifton Moore al Esta Es la Yid• is host. 10:00 6 Steps to l11rnin1 O Aericulture USA O Challenae MJ Sermon Father m ,. .. _.. d Flea ·Tor love or Mark Beshara, St Michael's Or1ho ~ .. ~n:;~:--"'11 "' dox Church, Van Nuys. O CV Bullwinkle 0 CV Directions (i) Let There Be Licht m Outer l imits 0 Movit: "Ct1shout" (mystery) 'SS II)®) Ask CA>naress Congressman -William Bendix. Lester Wolfl of New York is moder @)Jim Thomes Outdoors ator. Chet Holifield (D-Cal) John Q) Rendezvous With Adventure Erienborn (R·lll) and Benjamin S fm Candonu y MuslCI Rosenthal (0 HY.) guest. 10:30 1J Feet tht Nttion al Tttlro Femlliar O Sund1y Tom Snyder hosts. 2:30 IJ TM Siesta la Over SUNDAY, APRIL 18 11:00 AM~ (I) St•nley Cup P!ty·Offs 0 Ci) NBA Basketbltll Play·Otfs 11:15 a nrel Basebltll Calif. Angels VS Minnesota Twins at Minnesota. 9:00 0 @ II -... f""'IC ... 1!-c-1 Once Upon a Wheel Paul Newman narrates hour-long exploration of the world of auto racing that spot· ltghts driving champions. racing buffs. and tracks in the U.S. and abroad. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 8:00 fE World Footbltll Soccer THURSDAY, APRIL 22 8 :30 m OIJm~c Boxing 9:30 0 11 I< \I For Love or Money A look at the world of drag racing and the people who inhabit 1t. SATURDAY, APRIL 24 11 ~oo AM O ®) M1jor lellgue Basebltll Los Angeles Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds. 1:00 0 (3) (I) Toum1ment of Ch1mplons The third round of a specTal golf tournament at La Costa Count ry Club, Rancho La Costa. Calif. 4:00 CBS Golf Classic Finals 3:00 I CBS Golf CIHsic 4:30 Sports Ch1llen&e Celebrity Bowling 5:00 a~ Hqllywood Park Racing The $50.000 Will Rogers takes on turf) for three-yea r-olds at one mile I (ljj ABC's Wide Wortcl of Sports F'i:abol·Soccer Oro vs. Univers1dad. 5:30 This Week In NBA 6:30 Sports With Berthka Forum Boxing 7:00 U&ht Heavywel&hl Ch1mplonshlp Bob Foster vs . Ray Anderson. 8:00 1J Saturday Night Aghts 0 m Meet the Prus M.Y.P. O lsaua and Answers (IQJ Visual Girl m ROLLER GAMES·ACTION! * T·BIRDS vs. DETROIT m Roller G1mt Thunderbirds VS Detroit Devils. 3:00 1J Newsmellers CV University Dleto1ue 0 m CA>mment Edwin Newman 9 Robert K. Doman Show @ Celebrity Bowlin& O Movie: (C) "For lht Love of Mike" (drama) '60-Richard Base· hart Film Futures 0 Ftmlly Film festrv1I: "B11&fll Eyes." Shirley Temple. ll,I Pet Set Betty White m Chiller m '•ttern lot Uvlna mroros m Diredions 3:30 6 Movie: (C) "This Earth Is Mine" (drama) '59-Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons. Dorothy McGuire. Claude Rains-. (3) Focus O All Aboot Your c., "Buyina a Used Cer." Olan Hart and Tony Till co host. Movie: ''T111an Triumphs," John. ny Weissmuller 112) Tht S1int EI!) Sacftd Cln1m1 m Spotll&Jlt on Youth a) las&1t1 tnd AnlWm 4:00 (I) Movi1: "Tht List of Adrian Mn- Mnger'' (mystery) '63-Klrk Ooua las, Dana Wynter 0 I s,mM I Our Rl&hts and Our Freedoms Edwin Newman moderatn discussion on the Constitutional guarantee of freedom or religion in the 8111 of Rights 9 Movie: "Death V1ller" (western) '46-Robert Lowery, Helen Gilbert flee the Nation m <hlr Ri&flts Ind Our FrttdOl'lll a,:) Yarled•dn m Rei Humbird 4:30 O Surtime "Slo1m Cross1n1" 81r bara Rush, Jack Lord, Julie Somm1r1, James Daly A gambler and e 11eolo ballle over a we1lthy woman and her daughter @ The loterns ~ 0 Pet Set Shirley Jones and her miniature Schnauzer named MagiJ rynn guest (l9J Wild Kingdom m Movie: "Thirty S.conda Over Tok· yo" (adventure) '44-Van Johnson, Phyllis Thaxter Q) World of Sports 5:00 O On Campua "All You Ever W1nted to Know About Earthquakes." Dr. Beach Lelahton of Whittler Colleat auests. (]) Voye11 to Bottom of Sea 0 The Avanc•• ([g) News Oale Schwart? II) Anhn1ls, Action I Adventure EE P'tttr llunn (Continued) ...... 9 p ... 10 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 17. 1971 EVENING 6:00 8 Bi& News Clete Roberts Ci) The Brady Bunch 0 Kld Talk 0 The Challenginc Sea "Maka1 Ranae " Experiments and exhibits at the Makapuu Ocean Center In Ha w111 are shown @ Daktari 0 Sil O'CSock Movie: (C) (2hr) "Rines Around the World" (drama) '66-Narrated by Don Ameche Cir· cus history 1s explored. This Is Your life fJ like Youne Guests: Z Z. Hrll 100 Proof Aged in Soul. I!) Here Come the Brides @1) Book Beat €1!) Hour of Power @m La Tormanta m Jonny Quest 6:30 8 CBS News Rop Mudd (I) Nanny & the Proleuor 0 @) m I , .. fCIA( I The Wizerd of 01 Judy Garland Bert Lahr, Ray Bo:ger. Jack Haley and frank Morean star in this 1939 classic about the little girl blown by CY· clone into the magic land of 02. 0 Barbera McN1ir Guests: Ian & Sylvia, The Peter Nero Trio. ) Untamed World ID Creature Features: (90) "Bride of Frankens1eln" (horror) '35-Boris Karloff. m Hour of Deliverance @1) Great Amerlcen Drum M1ehlne m Clttenooc• C.ts 7:00 e CE Lassie (R) "Lassie's In terlude " The first episode of ''The Saga of L1Ssie's Puppies " Lassie l1nds her perfect mate LlJ The Partrid&e flmily (6) Secret Aeent fJ Death Valley Days IB Passport to Trevel m Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal m Faith for Today @m LU(ttita ail Hit dtl Momento m Bullwinkle 7:3G i) Ho11n's Heroes (R) Guest Nita hlbot returns to Sta1a1 13 as Mar· ya, the glamorous Russian multiple agent. who plans to llberate stolen art treasures_ 00 That Girl D CROSBY! OAKIE! BURNS! * & ALLEN! GREAT FUN! 0 Comedy Ctusiu: (90) "Coll•&• Humor" (musical) '33-Bing Crosby, Jack Oakie, Bums & Allen, Richud Arlen. 00 City In Motion fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Hero's Is- land" (drama) '62-James Mason. Neville Brand, Rip Torn. former slave is aided by a pirate in fi&hting two brothers claimin& his t1mily's island. ID Three P1uports to Adventure m film Fair €1!) Quest foJ Liie @m P1Bdor1m1 m Discovery 8:00 8 Ed Sullinn (R) Bobbie Gentry, Roy Clarie, Richard Pryor, Melba Moore, the cast of the Broadway musical hit "Purlie," Stanley Myron Handelman and Fanella Fielding guest. 0 (])(I) m The FBI (R) "The Savage Wilderness." A mentally dis· turtled young man kidnaps a &irl he secretly loves and takes her to a mountain hideaway Gue1ts: Don Stroud. Darlene Carr, David Mack lln. m Movie Grub: (2hr) ''Too Hot to Hindle" (drama) '3~!ark Gable, Myrna Loy, Waller Pidgeon A cou pie of ace newsreel cameramen compete around the world for scoops -and for the affections of a lady flyer. I!) The Bi& Question m Pattern for Living @1) Jean Shepherd's Amerlc1 €1!) Uvine Faith e> Festiv1I Fllmlco ail Pelicul1 8:30 0 @) m Bill Cosby (R) "Any time You're Ready, C K " Chet's movie·making keeps a student in· Jured at football from dropping out of school m World Tomorrow @1) The Wortd We Live In "The Rid die of Heredity." * "DIANA!" IN 1 HOUR BEST TONITE 10 pm-ABC get MOTOWN ALBUM now ORIG. TV SOUND TRACK 9:00 8 (j) Glen C.mpt..11 (R) Guests. Shecky Greene. Nancy Wilson, Buck Owens, Lily Tomlin. Mel Tilhs. 0 ®) m Bananza (R) "The N11ht Vir11nia City Died " An arsonist threatens Virginia City. O The Defenders 0 @ @ m .... !S ..... Jl~(-1A-L t Once Up- on a Wheel Paul Newman narrates auto-racing special explored from points of view: the man (driver). the machine. the spectator and the race itself Appear in& are Mario Andr~ti, Jim Hall, Pamelll Jones and Bob Allison. Locations: The Charlotte Motor Speedway. The Indianapolis n s Motor Speedway and The Race Trad in Nurembert, Germany. 10 Tht Ski Show fl) Manion Forum til) Masterpiece Theatre "The Spoils of Poynton." 9:30 0 Ntw1 Larry Burrell. 10 Minority Community @ID l ivin1 Book 10:00 II (I) Jackie Gl11t0n (R) 0 ®') g;, The Bold Ones (R) ''Giants Never Kneel " A tycoon's plan to outsmart a rival hits a snag. Arthur Hill, Carol lynley, Roger Per· MONDAY APRIL 19 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES ry and DeForest Kelley euest. 9:00 D "The Bi& Wive" (drama) '61-0 Channel 5 News Sessue Hayakawa. Mickey Curtis. O "DIANA!" SUPER SPEC. "Man From Cairo" (adventure) '54 IANA ROSS · h t -George Raft, Gianna Canale. * 0 Wit grea m "Operation Mad Bill" (comedy) Jackson 5, Danny Thomas ,57_Jack Lemmon, Kathryn Grant. Bill Cosby, Smash Hit! 9:30 0 "The Private Lives of Adam and 0 rn Cil m I SJ!(IXC , DI an I! Eve" (comedy) '60-Mickey Rooney, Joined by Danny Thomas, Bill Cosby Mamie Van Doren. and The Jackson Five, Diana Ross 0 (C) "To Catch a Thief" (mystery) mixes music and comedy in this va· '55-Cary Grant. Grace Kelly. riety hour. Special hi&hli&ht features 10:00 (1) "Walk the Proud Land" (west Miss Ro~s in pan.tomime impressions ern) '56-Audie Murphy. of Charlie Chaplin, Harpo Marx and 1:00 m (C) "M1rjorie Momin1star" (dra· W. C. Fields. ma) '57--Gene Kelly, Natalie Wood. O Willian:' F. ~uckley Guest: Eno~h 2!00 0 "Country Gir1" (drama) '54- Powell, Britain .s most controversial Bing Crosby. Grace Kelly. member of Parliament 3:00 00 ''The Devil's Disciple," Kirk m News Ken Jones Douglas Burt Lancaster 10 Joe De Silva . 4:00 II "Keeper of the Flame" (drama) til) Fanf1re "Eurov1s1on Song Con· '43-Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hep· test" Two·hour coverage of annual burn. contest for selection of the year's 4:30 CI' Same as 1 OAM Movie best pop song Vocalists from 18 European nations compete. Irish ac· tress Bernadette Ni Ghallchoir hosts the April 3 contest from Dublin m TV Musical Ossart 10:30 D The World Tomorrow m Movie: "Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo" (adventure) '44-Van John· son, Phyllis Thaxter. le Weekend News Chuck Cecil. mHoy 11:00 II C1) News Q @)News II Cathedral of Tomonow 00 Movie: "War ltall1n Style," with Buster Keaton. O News O Movie: "Stanley and livin1ston" (adventure) '39 -Spencer Tracy. Walter Brennan. 10 Kathryn Kuhlman 11:30 fJ Movie: (C) ''Trapeze" (drama) '5&--Burt Lancaster, Tony Cur11s. Gina lollobr1111da O ®l Sunday Tonipt Show O M.V.P. Willis Reed hosts Ci) Merv Griffin le Movie: ''The Otvll and Daniel ·Webster'' (drama) '44 -James Craig, Edward Arnold, Walter Hus- ton. 12:00 II Publlc Service Special "The Way to a Man's Heart." Discussion of diet in relation to heart disease: 12:30 Issues Ii Answers 1:00 II Movie: "The Monolith Monsters" (sci·fi) '53-Grant Wllhams. ON•ws 1 :45 le Movie: ''Tht Wtddin& of Lili M1rlene" (romance) '55-lisa Dan· iely, Huah McDermott. CVENI N G 6:00 II Bi& News Jerry Dunphy. CV News Reasoner, Smith O KNBC Newservice Tom Snyder. U JAMES EARL JONES & * MORE VISIT STEVE! 0 The Allen Show O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "Pete Kelly Blut1" (drama) '55 -Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, Peggy lee. A small jazz band, which plays a speakeasy in the I 920's, winds up 1n trouble when it defies a racke· teer who decides he is going into the agency business and wants a piece of the band's action. Viewers are treated lo a great mixture of jazz music and songs 0 Dick Van Dyke m The Rintstones ID Star Trtk til) Muttinl1nd @ID Fisher Family m Noticiero 34 g;, Death Valley D1ys a!) La Hora Familiar t4n Consuelo . (E News Jim Hawthorne 6:15 til) Art Studio 6:30 CI) News Bill Huddy (!)Truth or Consequences (i) News Walter Cronkite 0 Candid Camera Q News David Brinkley m The Ryin1 Nun til) Hodaepod1e lodge @ID Selected Films/Musicale g;, The Desert Report a!) Los Olvldados (EABC News (Continued) THE DAILY ltlLOT, TVWEtK. A,.._IL 17, lt7l I Sears I ln-The-Ear or Behind-The- Ear Hearing Aids ... \Otll CHOl<:E ,p._ u 1- 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Join Buddy Ebsen for a special television tour of the sta teliest ship Nie world has ever known ... the Queen Mary. Now, at home in Long Beach, the mighty Queen of the seas is ready to receive her first v isitors . Don't m iss this KNXT e xclu sive preview of one of the most talked about events in local history. "The Great Queen Mary Caper" Monday 7:30 pm CBS~2 1. he• 12 -1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .1 MONDAY (Continued) 7~ fJ CBS News Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC News David Brinkley, John Chancellor, frank McGee. (])To Tell the Truth D Whars My lint? (i9) Pettic01t Junction m I Love Lucy &J Ci) Dragnet Ell) The World We Live In "The R1<1· die of Heredity." g!) Chrltt the Uvin& Word 6!) An&tlitos Negros ai) Simplemente Maria EE Movie Game 7:30 fJ I biCtlL I The Great Queen Mary Caper Buddy Ebsen hosts this KNlCT special which will trace the fabled career of luxury liner Queen Mary from her glory days of ocean travel to her conversion to a war· time troopship to her current status as the "pride of Long Beach.'' 0 (iQ) m f rom a Bird's-Eye Vitw "Russian Roulette -Millie Style." Millie almost causes an international incident when a drunken Russian athlete follows her home. 0 VIRGINIA HAS BELL· * RINGER TONIGHT! O Vlrelnia Graham Show Guests. George Cartin, Odetta, Or. Jess Stein· feld and Or. Eugene Schoenfeld. 0 CV (!) m Let's Make a Deal Monty liall hosts. (i) Gunsmoke fJ Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Pink Panther" (comedy) '64-0avld Niven, Peter Sellers, Robert W•gner. Priceless gem is sought by wanted jewel thief whose accomplice is the wife or a French Police inspector. Bedlam ensues as the thief and his nephew romance the beautiful owner of the jewel. m Truth or Consequences Q) It T1kts a Thief Ell) Citywltdlers Art Seidenbaum. Charles Champlin. @I!)Cinema 30 &I)Oo-Re·MI 7:55 ai) Cuestion de Secundos 8:00 0 @) m Lluah·ln (R) Gore Vidal turns up as comedy cameo guest with Peter Lawford, Vincent Price and Ricardo Montalban 0 (I) (!) m Newlywed G1me Bob Eubanks hosts. m To Tell the Truth Ell) World Preu @I!) Men of Vision g)Yesenia 8:05 ai) Aqui Tre:s Patines 8:30 fJ 00 Here's Lucy (R) luey de cldes to hold a raffle of her own to pay the taxes on a fancy car Kim won in a church raffle. IJNYPO 0 CV (!) m The R"I G1mt m D1vid Frost Show &J Drap et m Pattern for Llvin& ai) Mipelito Valdez Show 8:45 m David frost Show 9:00 f) Ci) Maybeny R.F.D. (R) Em· mett buys a toupee but Is ashamed to admit it to his wife (Mary Lan· sing) and friends. 0 (C) ma Str iojE anc to tor; e fJ (C) '63 sto wit las thi IE EE Hi& ma Vie m e: m 9:30 t1 ret llcl aw wit set twt E m €1'.l 10:00 t1 wa gU• E Ba E Ill (I al ~ 10:30 OSI * s· 13 (rr Cri in1 mt O! g 11:00 E E ct fA € or 0 ve m• a ·s fl bi 11:30 t: ( £ 12:30Q te 12:351 1:00 I! tu nt G 0 ®) g;) World Premiere Movie: (C) (2hr) "H1user's MemOfJ" (dr1· ma) '70-D1vid McC1llum, Susan Strasberg, Leslie Nielsen. Scientist 1ojects himself with fluid from another man's br1in ind is forced to follow the victim's memory his· lory back to World War II. 0 The Fugitive 0 @ r:;) ABC Mond1y Movie: (C) (1hr) "Marilyn" (document1ry) '63-Narrated by Rock Hudson. The story of Muilyn Monroe Is unfolded with 15 of her films including her last movie, the unfinished "Some· thing's Got to Give." m The lnv1ders ID Soldiers Who Semh for Dissent Highlights from four hours of testi· mony by veterans from the war In Vietnam. €E)30 Minutes m SonrislS e!) N1tach1 9:30 D Ci) Doris D1y (R) Lew Ayres returns IS William Tyler, the pub· licity·shy billionaire, ind lures Doris away from Today's World m1g1Zine with a large salary and her own secretary, in the first part of a two-part story. 0 Candid Cam•• ml Musiule/P1Stor's Desk a> La Coll de Marisa Cruces 10:00 D Cl) C1rol Burnett Tim Con· way, Karen Wym1n and Pat Carroll 10:30 guest. O Ch1nnel 5 News Kevin Sanders, Barney Morris. 0 Baxter Ward News m News Putnam/Fishman. I!) M1ntr1p Al Hamel hosts. ID Current Events e!) Hit del Momento 0 SEE BING SING ! * STARE AT ASTAIRE! 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Blue Slliu" (musical) '46-fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Joan Caulfield. Songs by Irv· ing Berlin highlight top entertain· ment. IE Bill Johns News a> Cadena de Angustias 11:00 D Cl) m News O ®)g;)News @ Death Valley D1ys O Cil al News D Movie: "West 11" (drama) '63- Diana Dors. Alfred Lynch. m Movie: "Fort Al(lers" (adven venture) '52-Yvonne DeC1rlo, Ray- mond Burr. I!) Movie: "His EJcelltncy" (drama) '56-Eric Portm1n. ID Cityw1tchers (R) Art Seiden b1um, Charles Champlin. 11:30 D 00 Merv Griffin 0 ®) m Johnny Canon 0 (I) (I) ta) Didi C.vett 12:30 m Movie: "Dinger Woman" (mys· tery) '46-Brenda Joyce, Don Porter. 12:35 O One Step Beyond 1:00 D Movie: ''Son of Fury'' (adven· ture) '42-Tyrone Power, Gene Tier· ney, George Sanders. (I) 0 0 l1Q) News Joseph Bend and Eyewitness News. Strictly a matter of facts. O n the air, J oseph Benti is a firm believer Each Monday through Friday evening. in a few well-chosen words. He's concerned Joseph Senti and Eyewitness News. with the facts. All the facts. Period. No Where news is concerned. running commentary. No jumping to ~eyewitness DeWS co~clusions. But enough details about what's 4:30.; &. II pm/kabc -tv going on around you to fill three complete news programs. The early edition at 4: 30. bentl/StOry/nahan/SJOane A completely new and comprehensive report at 5. And all the la test news at 11 . T UESDA Y APRIL 20 For morning and afternoon ll1tlnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Enter M1d1m" (comedy) '3>- Elissa Landi, Cary Grant. "Cherokee Strip" (western) '37-Richard Dix, Victor Jory. m ''The Gene Krupa story" (blog· raphy) '6!>-Sal Mineo, Susan Ko~· ner. 9:30 D (C) "Ralls Into 1.lr1mie" (west· ern) '54-John Payne, Dan Duryea. fJ "Sunllt Boulev1rd" (drama) '50 -Cecil B. DeMille, Hedda Hopper. 10:00 CI) "The Sleeplnr City" (mystery) '50-Richard Conte, Peggy Dow. 1:00 m (C) "l1tln lovers" (romance) '53 -lana Turner, Ricardo Montalban. 2:00 fJ (C) "Papa's Delie1te Condition" (comedy) '6>-Jackle Gleason. Glyn. ls Johns. l:OO (j) "Manhandled" Dan Duryea, Dor. othy Lamour. 4:30 I) (C) "Snow Treasure" (drama) '67-James Franciscus. !Ilona Rod· aers. @Same as IOAM Movie. F v 1 N 1 r"t 1 6:00 I) Bir News Jerry Dunphy. (})News Reasoner, Smith. D KNBC News Tom Snyder. 0 STEVE & SOUPY SALES * GET A VALENTINE! 0 Tiie Allen Show fJ Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) ''The Pf1insm1n" (western) '66-0on Mur· ray, Guy Stockwell, Abby Dalton. Wild Bill Hickok, left for dead on the plains by the Indians, Is rescued by stagecoach-driving Calamity Jane. They set out to trap the white man with the help of Buffalo Bill Cody. fJ Dick Vin Dyb m The Flintstones ID St1r Trek @) Mufflnl1nd @ID fisher flmily el Noticiero 34 m Deattl V1ll1y D1ys EID 1.1 Hora F1mifl1r con Consuelo (£) News Jim Hawthorne. 6:15 @)Art Studio 6:30 (}) News Bill Huddy (j) Truth or Consequences Cil News Walter Cronkite. G Clndld Clmere @) News David Brinkley. m The flyin1 Nun @) Hod&epodp Loda• @ID Selected Rlm/Musit1le m The Desert Report EID Los Olvidldos &)ABC News 7:00 IJ CBS News Walter Cronkite. The Looi< Of Leadership or Your Next Cadillac or Oldsmobile from . . . -ALLEN- 01ds1nobile-cadillac, Inc. 11M IOVTH COW Hl•HWAT, LA9111A IUCM N•lli t• ffi• '•tt•rv st.ult 496-1141 fH-1.. 141-1111 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 17, 1971 0 m NIC Newa David Brinkley, Stevens. An American drifter In Paris Frank McGee, John Chancellor. unwittingly becomes involved In a @To Tell the Truth plot to build a Fascist empire. 0 What's My Line? 0 THE FUGITIVE IN [OJ Pett.icoat Junction * BIG NUN CAPER! m I Love Lucy 0 The Fuaitive ID (i) Dr1rnet Q) The Invaders @)I sJiciAC I Fiim Competition @)The Advoc1tes Winning entries In KC£T's First An· @ID Ch•llenae nual Youna People's Film Competi· CI!) Natachl tlon. 9:30 IJ Ci) All In the FamilJ Carroll @ID Chrm the livinr Word O'Connor, Jeao Stapleton. Rob Rein· el Anrelltos Nerros er, Sally Struthers star. (R) Archie EID Simplemente M1ria learns that his son-in-law has writ· (£) Movie Game ten a letter to President Nixon and 7:30 I) Ci) Beverly Hillbillies (R) The becomes so up,et that he writes a Clampetts arrive in Washington, letter of his own to the Pr,µident O.C., to give the President $95 mil· to offset the damaging effect of lion to help in the fight against Mike's. smog, and end up buying the White G Clndkl Clmera Hou_se !rom co_~·man Shifty Shafer @ID Muslt1le/Pistor's Desk (Phil Silvers), in the second of a @Ii) La Cruz de Marisa Cruces three-part episode. 0 (lg) m Julia (R) "Long Time, 10:00 IJ (j) CBS News Hour No Ski." Corey believes Steve is a 0 Channel S News rival for his mothers affections. 0 ~@ m Marcus We.thy, .~.D. g Viraint1 Grahim Guests: Irwin C. (R) :o Ge_t Through the N1~ht. ~r. Watson, Shirley Elder. Oliver, and Welby s fr~end, a psychla~nst. with Veronica Lake. ~myotroph1c la,teral scle~s1s, 1~ try-fJ @Ci) (D The Mod Squad (R) 1ng to save a girt threatening suicide "The Song of Willie." Sammy Davis fJ Baxter Ward News Jr. guests as Willie Rush, a ruthless m News Putnam/Fishman. motion picture star whose life is ID M1nb1p Al Hamel hosts. threaten_ed. . , @) Hirh School Problems & Possi· G Mllhon $ Movie: (2hr) 'The bilities Or. William Glasser. Errand Boy" (comedy) '61-Jerry Lewis. Brian Oonlevy. Head of Pari· EID Festival Mexicano Mutual Studios hires Jerry ostensibly 10:30 as an errand boy, but in reality to 0 All TIME GREAT spy on money-wasting employees. * GINGER ROGERS HIT! m Truth or Consequences 0 Movie: (2hr) "lady in the Dark" ID It Takes 1 Thief (musical) '44-Ginger Rogers, Ray @ID Cinema 30 Milland. @Ii) Espectaculos ID Bill Johns News 7 :55 EID Cuestion de Sepndos . 8:00 B (j) Green Acres (R) Oliver m C.dena de An1ust1as and Lisa Douglas lavish so much 11 :00 1J (jJ g) News attention on their youna house 0 ®J m News guest. Lori Baker, that Eb feels that '6' 0 th y 11 0 she is taking his rightful place. l!!.I ea 1 ey ays 0 ®} m Don Knotts Show Guests 0 @ C!D News are Bill Cosby, Florence Henderson G Movie: "Ten D1ys to Tut1r1" (Id· and Glenn Ash. venture) '58-Sterting Hayden, Grace m To Tell the Truth Raynor. @) Leamlnr Alternatives (R) Alter· m Movie: "Guilty of Treason" (dra· native definitions, approaches. and ma) 'SO-Charles Pickford, Bonita environments to learning are ex· Granville. plored. . ID Movie: "Bir House, USA" (dra- @m full Gospel Business'?fn ma) '5>-Ralph Meeker, Brodenck g) Los Beverly de Per1lv1tto Crawford 8:05 EID Lill• l110 . @) I 5,1c1AL t Krishnamurti-A Oil· 8:30 IJ Cil H3e Haw (R) Tammy Wyn· lo(ue With Huston Smith Interview ette and Ed Bruce guest. with the well-known Indian philos· ONYPO O @(I) ffi ABC Movie of the opher,. teacher, and spiritual l~ader W a.. (C) (90) "R S' R ,. by Smith. MIT professor of ph1loso· ..... un, 1mon, un :>hy (R) (drama) '7!>-Burt Reynolds, · lnaer Stevens. An Indian is forced 11:30 IJ (jJ Merv Griffin to choose between his love tor a D Q9l m Johnny c.rson white social worker and an ancient 0 (I) Ci) (£) Didi Clvttt tribal custom that requires him to 12:30 g One Step Beyond avenge his brother's death. m David Frost Show 1:00 IJ Movie: (C) ''Scand1t, Inc." (dra· ID Draenet ma) '57-Robert Hutton, Paul Rich- @m Pattern for Uving ards. m 1.1 Coll Juq1d1 rn D 0 (jJ @) News 9:00 0 ®) m NBC TuesdaJ Movie: m All-Ni1bt Show: ''Operation W1r· (C) (2 llr) "Hou• of C1rds" (R) h11d," "Adam 1nd Evalyn" and (C) (drama) '68-George Peppard, Inger ''Th• H1ffbreld." A· T • T -E-N-T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRIC ES Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE ANO PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE A l WAYS WANTED IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on The New 1971 DATSUN EXCEL-dNT SELECTION 2 Deer • 4 o-, • w .. 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Tire Center 11 tledlcated te Premetl"I S.fe Meterlnt Quallty ,.._,ucts ..,_. lxc.,tl...al varu. te ltt Cust....,..11 LUBE & OIL sa.so l!~~T INCLUDES OIL & FILTOS Reci. $12.50 AUTHORIZED INDEPENDENT DEALER COSTA MESA Ii TIRE CENTER OPIN SUNDAY I For list TIN for the 9:00 9:30 10:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 4:30 I 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 WEDNESDAY APRIL 21 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 9 "Chin1's llttte Devils" (adven· lure) '45-Paul Kelly, Harry Carey "Deputy M1rsh1I" (western) '50- Jon Hall. m "It H1pptned One NJpr' (come· dy) '34-Claudette Coltlert, Clark Gable. 9:30 fJ (C) ''Son of All 81b1" (adven· ture) '52-Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie, Susan Cabot. O ''JU1ret" (drama) '39-Paul Muni. Bette Davis. Claude Rains. 10:00 Cl) "Running Wild" (drama) '56- Willlam Campbell, Keenan Wynn 1 l :GO m "four Men ind • Prayer" (dra I ma) '38-Loretta Young, David Niven. Z:OO O (C) "The 81refoot Conte$$i" (drama) '54-Ava Gardner, Hum phrey Bogart 3:00 00 "High Hell," John Derek. Elaine Stewart 4:00 O (C) ''The Last Commend" (dra· me) 'SS-Sterling Hayden, Ernest, Borgnine, Anna Maria Alberghelt1. 4:30 (I) Same as 10 AM Mov•e EVENING 6:00 O Big News Jerry Dunphy. CI) flews Reas?ner, Smith CJ K~BC News Tom Snyder ) I ' g The Allen Show Guests Mtckey Rooney, Jack Albertson, Emily Cole· man, Allan Sherman. O Six O'Clodl Movie; (C) (90) "The Counterfeit Tr1itor'' Part I (drama) '62-William Holden, Lilli Palmer, Hugh Griffith A naturalized Swede and former US citizen 1s pressured into becoming an Allied agent durlf'lg World War II. O Dick Vin Dyle m The Flintstones @ Stu Trtk ID Muffinl1nd @Ii) fisher flmilJ 6I) Noticlero ~ er;, Ot1th V1lle1 DIJS CiE) L• Hor1 f1miliu con Consuelo (E News Jim Hawthorne 6:15 ID Art Studio 6:30 (3) News Biii Huddy @ Truth or Consequen,es 00 News Walter Cronkite. 0 candid C1mera ilQ) News David Brinkley m The flyln1 Nun ID Hodgtpodet Lodge @Ii) Selected film/Mu1ic.1lt er;, The Des.rt Report CiE) Los Olvld1dos (E ABC News 7:00 O CBS News Willer Cronkite OmNac News @ To Tell the Truth 0 Wh1t'1 MJ Line? Jg Movie: (C) "R1mpaee" (drama) 'SJ-Robert Mitchum. m I Love Lucy @ Dr1gnet ID firin& Line "The Black Panther~ Lawyer-Charles Garry." @Ii) Christ the livinit Word 6I) Aneelitos Neeros CiE) Simplemente Marl• Q} Movie 61mt 7:30 tJ Men 1t Law 0 er;, The Men From Shiloh (R) "With Love, Bullets and Valen tines " Art Carney. Tom Ewell, Deborah Walley and Jack Albertson guest·star in comedy about a train robbery gang. D Virginl.I Gr1h1m Guests: Tonia Beme Campbell, Ozzie & Harriet Nel· son, Ralph Nader. 0 CI) 00 (E Courtship of Eddie'a f1ther (R) "The Business Trtp." Ed· die is suspicious when his father can't come to his class play The Seven Seas O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "On the Buch" (drama) '59--0~gory Peck. m Truth or Consequences @ ltlakes I Thief €E)Cinem1 30 el Ensal1d1 de l ocos *GE MONOGRAM SERIES CHILDHOOD: THE ENCHANTED YEARS Tomorrow 7:30 pm, NBC 7:55 CiE) Cuestlon de Segundos 8:00 0 2) (6) Ci) Room 222 CR) "Only a Rose " Elderly Rose Lipton wan ders into Walt Whitman High on par. ents' day and threatens to become a fixture. Naomi Stevens guests m To Tell the Truth El) World Football Soccer Aleman1a vs Spain. ID The French Chef "Worlung With Chocolate " Julia Child hosts .I @I!) The Answer 6I) Lucha Libre 8:05 CiE) Tiempo de Deportes 8:30 i) OC To Rome With Love (R) Grandpa Pruitt's veterinary skill and Alison's arttst1c talent are put to the test ONYPD 0 '3) (!) tl) The Smith flmily "The Greener Pastures." After he is in1ured serving a warrant, Chad Smtih is tempted to accept a sale 1ob as a private detective Barbara Nichols and Bert ~reed guest. m David Frost Show IE Quest for Adventure m I SPIClAL I Tril l ''The City and County of Denver vs. Lauren R Wal· son " An examination ot the U.S. judicial system via a detailed pre· sentat1on of the trial of a Black Panther charged with resisting ar rest "Selection of the Jury" Is the THE DAILY PlLOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 17. 1971 first showing of four segments Law Office to obtain legal protection @Ii) P1tt1rn tor Llvin& from her parents Guest-starring are 9:00 i) Medlc•I Center (R) Guest-Kim Hunter and Miry L1yne. star Steve forrest plays a brilliant O Bnter W1rd News surgeon Wh? comes back from war m News Putnam/Fishman service with a drinking problem but @ M111tr1p Al Hamel hosts refuses to admit 1t IS alfechng his m Ameritl tanta Asl wor11 ID Muterpiect Thu tre "The Spoils CJ er;, I S'f(IAl I Onid Cop· of Poynton.'' perfield (R) Robin Phillips plays CiE) Ritmot1ndi• the title role in Charles Dickens' 10:30 classic tale about a boy's growth to OTAKE A HOLIDAY maturity 1n the 19th century. The * WITH BING & FRED! starring cast includes Sir Laurence g Movie: (2hr) "Holld1y Inn" Olivier. Sir Ralph Richardson. Wen· (musical) '42-Bing Crosby. Frid dy Hiller, Sir Michael Redgrave, Astaire, Marjorie Reynolds Song· Dame (d1th Evans. Richard Atten· and-dance man turns a farm into • borough, Emlyn W1ll1ams and Ron 'holiday inn.' Moody. IE Bill Johns News 1J The Fugitive 6I) C1don1 de Aneurtiu fJ @ Q} Johnny C11h Guests: 11:001J (j) 6I) News Burl Ives, Melanie, Bobby Sherman. CJ @) er;, Nevn @ The lnnders Deeth V1ll1y D1ys @I!) 30 Minutu 0 CV m Newa CiE) Nat1ch1 O Movie: "Tht Younent Spy" (•d 9:30 0 C1ndld C1mer1 venture) '63-Kolya Burtaiev. EID Muslt1lt/Putor'i Dull m Movie: ''Thltves Highwlf' (dr• 6I) La Cruz de M1nsa Cruets ma) '49-Richard Conte. 10:00 i) H1w1ii five-0 (R) McGar @ Movie: ''Str1n1er on tht Prowl .. rett has 12 h~urs to find a I~~ (drama) '53;-Paul Muni tube !tiled with the deadly Q m Sotdier1 Who Su rch ' Dimnt Str1in," which a science gem.us has 11 :30 i) (j) Merv Griffin see1eted Ed Flanders guests tn con· CJ l1g) er;, JollnnJ Clrson clusion of two·part story 0 (}) m Dick tavett 9 ~lnnel 5 Nm Kevin Sanders Barney Morris. 12:30 D One Step Beyond 0 @ Q} The Youn& h wyers 1:001J Movie: (C) ''Tht V1nqulah1d" (R) "The Alienation Kick." Marianne (drama) '53-John Payne. Hewitt. 16, wanl$ the Neighborhood 00 0 0 ®) Newa QUALITY DEALER AWARD FOR SALES -SERVICE -PARTS MANAGEMENT -ADVIRTISING CUSTOMER RELATIONS 18835 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH a.42-7781 540-0442 P•1• 17 THURSDAY APRIL 22 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your conveitience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Relentless" (western) '48 - Robert Young, Willard Parker. Mar- guerite Chapman. 9:151J "No Man of Her Own" (drama) '51}-Carole Lombard, Clark Gable_ "Rangers of fortune" (adventure) '4()-Fred MacMurray, Gilbert Ro- land. 9:30 O "Fli&ftt Nurset' (drama) '58- Joan Leslie. Forrest Tucker. O (C) "Stolen Hours" (drama) '63-Susan Hayward. Michael Craig. 10:00 @ "Shakedown" (drama) 'SO - Howard Dulf.,- 1:00 m (C) "Hell on Frisco Baf' (dra - ma) '5&-Alan Ladd, Joanne Dru, Edward G. Robinson. 2:00 O (C) "Moulin Rouge" (drama) '52-Jose Ferrer. Colette Marchand. 3:00 (j) "Mara of the Wilderness," Adam West, Linda Saunders. 4:30 II "The Tattered Dress" (drama) '57-Jeff Chandler, Gall Russell. (I) Same as l OAM Movie. \j IAUIR lVENING 6:00 f) Bi& News Jerry Dunphy. 00 News Reasoner, Smith. 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder. 1J The Allen Show Guests: Mayor Carl Stokes, Abbey Lincoln, C. C. Ruku, Allan Sherman. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C} (90) "The Counterfeit Traitor" Conclusion (dra· ma) '62-William Holden, Lilli Pal· mer, Hugh Griffith 0 Didi Van Dyke m The Flintstones (!)Star Trek EE) Muffinland @m fisher hmily @II Notitlero 34 m Death Valley Days all La Hori familiar con Consuelo al News Jim Hawthorne. 6:15 EE) Art Studio 6:30 @ News Bill Huddy Ci) Truth or Consequences fl) News Walter Cronkite. 0 Candid CameJa (f9) News David Brinkley, 1 m The Flyinr Nun EE) f ilm Competition Featured are winning films from KCET's First An- nual Young People's Film Competi· tlon. @m Selected film/Musicale m The D~sert Report all Los Olvldados aJABC News 7:00 f) C8S News Waller Cronkite Om NBC News THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 17, 1971 (j) To Tell the Truth 0 What's My line? @) Petticoat Junction m I Love Lucy (!) (j) Dragnet @m Cllrist the living Word @II Angelitos Negros all Simplemente Marie aJ Mevie Game 7:30 f) (i) Family Affair (R) Jody is distressed because he cannot attract the attentions of Geraldine Haskins (Lisa Gerritsen). 0 @) m .. , S""'P""fC,..,l...,Al~I Childhood: The Enchanted Years A GE Mono· gram Series special about the endearing world of pre-school chil· dren. and the scientific quest to unravel some of its mysteries. Alex· ander Scourby narrates as the pro· gram explores a period of life beyond the recall of adults and even school. age children. 0 Virrinia Graham Guests: Karen Morrow. Charles Nelson Reilly, Ann Miller. Esrher Aresty 0 @ Ci) aJ Alias Smith & Jones "The Legacy of Charlie O'Rourke.'' Heyes and Curry's visit with a friend sentenced to hang makes people be· lieve they know where he hid the $100 thousand in gold. Joan Hack- ett and J.D. Cannon guest. O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Season of Passion" (comedy) '61-Ernest Borgnine, Anne Baxter. John Mills, Angela Lansbury. After 16 years of romance and vacation during their layoff seasons, two sugar cane cut· ters find their 17th year is different. m Truth or Consequences aJ It Takes a Thief fii) The1tre Beat Subject Is the Players Ring Gallery's "The King of the Schnorrers." Guests·inch• pro· · ducer Ted Roter and director Ed Ludlow. mcinema 30 ~ Premiere Movie 7:55 all Cutstion de Seeundos 8:001J @ Jim Nabors (R) Roy Rogers and Dale Evans guest. m To Tell the Truttl EI!) Washin&ton Week in Rtvlew m The Story 8:05 ml Tele-Rtvista Musical 8:30 0 ®J m Ironside (R) "A Killing Will Occur." Ironside rece ives a series of phone calls from a man who claims that he is about to com· mit a murder. Dane Clark guest· stars. IJNYPD 0 00 Ci) al Bewitched "Saman- tha and the Antique Doll." Saman· tha's mother-in-law is persuaded that she has special powers. m David frost Show (D Olympic Boxing Rodolfo Lobato vs. Jose Pimentel in 10-round feath· erweight bout. fii) NET Playhouse "Biography: George Eliot." Featured is the pseu- donymous Victorian female author (Mary Ann Evans) of "Middlemarch," "Silas Marner," "The Mill on the Floss," and "Adam Bede." (Continued) BUICK,NCOSTA MESA Sf!tlallzl•c i1 QUALITY JAGUAR Opel 234 East 17th Street, C06ta Mesa, California 92627 Telephone (71-4) 548-n65 Pa1e 18 I SEE WHY! THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 17, 1971 4.MOST IS THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE u9uo1 STORE IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES wnH OVER $500,000 IN INVENTORY 4-MOST HAS n ALL- .AND FOR LESS STOCK UP NOW WITH llG VALUES BEER 4·M T SUPll IUT ........ TABLE WINES VODKA o• GIN ~~~~~ SCOTCH '2" c ..... ... ..... '-t•Mr· '-'•'" JJ.ff 3 '10 .. PULL '1" SJ.7t "",:: s 1 O" IA. """' J4, 1J Ow. c .. eALLON IACH 4·MOST RUM YALUI WHISKEY LIQUEURS 1 ::.• PIAMCOIS U..MDerl ••ANT S1LH CASI SJ.1t 3 .. 9u SJ.II 3 """' '9" ......... c.&-. c ...... ,,... Sec. ChampaCJn• IA. """' IA. 4 '1050 rtMll 01 If """' WHITI PlnM ..• 4 ·:;' TE9UILA BRANDY SHASTA CANNID MILLER Ml•M SODA UN 3 """''10" 1J o. ........ NU. '3" J4, 1J oz. '2" u sr1 fUAIT CAMI. CAii .. TMIOW AWAY SJ.ff IACH '41 BAKER STREET. COSTA MESA 546-2131 P•I• 19 THURSDAY (Continued) EI'i) Pattern for llvin1 9:00 B Cl) C11S Thursday Movie: (2 hr) ''Term of Trial" (drama) '63- Sir Laurence Olivier, Simone Si1no- ret, Sarah Miies. Terence Stamp, Hugh Gnlllth A mild mannered schoolteacher is trapped by one of hrs 16.year old fem1le ~tudents who has a crush on him 0 The Fu1itlv1 0 (3) (6) m Make Room for Granddaddy (R) "Wrll lhe Real Diana FRIDAY APRIL 23 For morning and afternoon ll1tlnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenien~ are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES Ple.ase Stand Up " Diana Ross plays 9:00 O "Lost Continent" (adventure) an arrogant sin1er who demands solo '51 -Cesar Romero, Hillary Brook ___ billini. thereby culling Danny's "I Shot lesse Jam :s" (western) comedy routine. '4~-John Ireland. Preston Foster. Ell) Challen&• ID "The Thin Men" (mystery) '3 ml N1tacha William Powell. Myrna Loy. 9:30 0 @.l m Adam-12 "Easy, Bare 9:30 0 (C) "little [&Jpt" (musical) Rider." Officers encounter an ami· '51-Rhonda Fleming, Mark Stevens. able drunken driver with an unusual O (C) "A Girl Named Temiko" (dra- problem. ma) '63-laurence Harvey, France 0 (i) m Din Auent (R) Nuyen. "lov'° Is a Nickel Baa" Aueust re· 10:00 (3) "Yes 51r. Th1t's My Biby" (mu sorts to unorthodox methods to sical) '49-Donafl1 O'Connor, Gloria force a teena1e addict to reveal the De Haven~ identity of a heroin pusher Guests. 1:00 ID "Pick-Up Alley'' (drama) '57- Brad Davis, Annette O'Toole, June Victor Mature, Anita [kberg Dayton 2:00 0 (C) "The Adventures of Do e I IF!c!M I for LOY• Or Mone1 Ju1n" (adventure) '4~Errol Flynn The "hows" and "whys" of draa Viveca Lindfors racina are explored 3:00 j) "flaming Feather," Ell) M!Wcale/Pastor's Duk Kayd~n Allene Whelan ei) LI Cruz de M1r1w Cruces 4:30 EJ (C) "Those Redheads From S 10:00 0 t1Ql m Dean Martin Guests Or· attle" (musical) '53~uy Mitchell son Welles. Petula Clark. Joey Bish Teresa Brewer. Gene Barry op, Kay Medford, Laun !chino 3) SamJ lls lO'M Movie 0 News Sanders/Moms. " O Buter W1rd News ID News Putnam/Fishman. em Specul1tlon "A Conversation With Or. Arthur Janov." al) Aqul Trts Patlnes 10:30 (J) Roundtable Discussion O Movie: (2hr) ''The Great Victor Herbert•• (musical) '3~Allan Jones 00 M1rsh1I Diiion 0 &J This Is Your life Ralph Ed wards hosts Surprised guest is Peter Gravu. ID Bill Johns News ei) Cad1n1 de An1ustl1S al) Horoscopo con el Prof. Horanael 11:00 8 ei) News O ®lm News Duth Y1lley DIJS 0 &)News O Movie: "Sh«locl Holmes 1n WHhinston" (mystery) '43-Bull Rathbone, Ni1el Bruce. ID Movie: "The Blull Book" (dra ma) '49--Robert Cumminas. Arlene Dahl. Richard Buehar1 ID Movie: "Th• Monstlf Th1t Chll· lenald the World" (sci 11) '57-Tim Holt. Audrey Oilton. eii) Washlniton Wtell in Review 11 :30 IJ (I) Merv Grtffin 0 @} m Johnny Carson o CD oo m 01~ cn•tt 12:30 O One Step Beyond 1:00 I) Movie: "Tender Comrld•" (dr• ma) '43-Glnaer Ro1e11. Robert Ryan, Kim Hunter. CI) 0 0 Cl) (Jg) New1 ID All·Nlaflt Show: "Sombr1, the Spider Woman," "GrMn for D1n1er'' 1nd "flve Came BICL" E VENING 6:00 I) Bi& News Jerry Dunphy ffi News Reasoner, Smith. O KN8C New11rvice Tom Snyder IJ The Allen Show O Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) (90 "CISh McCall" (romance) '52 James Garner, Natalie Wood, Nin Foch, Dean Jagger, E. G. Marshall 0 Didi Ven Oyb ID The Flintstones ID St11 Trell ED Muffinland m Fisher Flmi11 ei) Noticiero J.4 m Duth V1lley Days ml LI Hor• Famili11 con Consuelo m Ntws Jim Hawthorne. 6:15 ID Art Studio 6:30 (3) News Bill Huddy. 'i) Truth or Consequ~nces (i) News Walter Cronkite B C1nd1d C.mer1 lg) News Oavrd Brink'ey. ID Tht flyin1 Nun em Hodeepodre lod&• m Selected films m The Deset1 Report a!) Los Olvidados a}ABC News 7:00 B CBS Ntwa Waller Cronkite. CJ m NBC Newt David Brinkley. 00 To Tell the Truth 0 Wh1t'1 My l int? ®) Pettlco1t Junction m I Love Lucy m 00 Dr•enet ED Thirty Minutes With ••• Ell) CJ!rist tht Uvfn1 Wont THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 17. 1971 ii) An11Utos Nfi'Os ically talented son of a coal miner ml Slmplemente M11ia and his dominatln1 mother al Movie G1me 1J The Fueitlve 7:30 8 The Interns (R) A Lady clown 0 {I) al That Girl (R) "No Min (Brid1et Hanley), mlured while en Is a Manhattan Island " After AM tertalnln& at the hospital, sues for Mane thro·Ns a party for her nei&h· one million dollars. bors to learn more aboul them Movie: (C) "R1lly Round the for a TV quir show, she finds her fl•& Boys" (comedy) '59 -Paul purse is missina. Newman. Joanne Weodward fl) £J Cine en Su Ho111 0 @) m Hi&h Chapparral (R) Ell) 30 Minutes "The Lieutenant " The men or Can m LI Cri1d1 Bien C.i1da non Ranch are C'!U&ht m the middle ml N1tldl1 ol a confrontation between a neigh 9:30 0 00 m The Odd Couple (R) bo1ing rancher (Donald Moffat) and "The Jury Story" Felix, over Osc1r's a young cavalry officer (Robert objections. tells their dates how they Pine) determined to arrest him. met while on jury duty. IJ Vlreinla Gr1h1m Show B Jo1ce l 81rb111: For Adi.tu 0 ffi The Brady Bun(h (R) Only. Jerry Lewis guests :'What Goes Up." Bobby develops em Sin Francisco Mil acrophobia when he falls from a Ell) Mu1icale/P11tor's DID lreehouse. ei) la Cruz de M1rlsa Cruus (i) Movie: "Paris Blues" (drama) 10.00 '61-Paul Newman, Joanne Wood· 0 HEIFETZ plays and O dMillion $ Movie: (2hr) "A R•· * conduct s-BELL SYSTEM vishine Idiot" (adventure) '65-FAMILY THEATRE Brigitte Bardot Anthony Perkins 0 ®J m I pit1Al t Heifetz A Bell m Truth or ~sequencu System Family Theatre special about (E Perry Mison the world·renowned violinist Jascha ED Ripping Up the WHk Heifetz. The celebrated virtuoso Is m Cinema 30 seen as he performed belore audl· g, E.strellu Musicales ences 1n Paris last fall, backstaae, on 7:55 ml Cuestlon de Se&llndoi the beach in California. driv~n&. his 8:00 0 (6J m Nannr & the Pro· electric car, and working with hts fessor (R) "The Great Broadcast of pupils . 1936." An old radio installed in IJ News Sanders/Moms . Nanny's Model A plays news and 0 ~ 00 m love Amencan Style music of 1936 ( R) "Love and the Pen Pals." "love m To Tell the Truth and the Bie ~ate," ::Love and the EE TorH en Midrid Longest .. Night and Love and the m living Book Champ. @I) Sylvia y Enrique 0 Barter W1rd Newt 8:05 ml Ludl1 Libre ID News Putnam/Fishman 8:30 B Andy Griffith (R) Everyone 1n ID M1ntrap Al Hamel hosts. Greenwotd 1s too engrossed in cele· em Amerlc1n Film Institute ThHbl braling the tOOth anniversary ot ml Ritmolandia its oldest living citizen to pay 10:30 attention to a reporter (Pat Harrin&· 0 BING & CAROLE, ton) who Is after an archaelogical * GEORGE & GRACIE! $tOry involving the town 1J Movie: (2hr 15m) "We'rt Not 0 @) m N1me of the Game (R) Oressin(' (musical) '34 -Bina ''The Battle at Gannon's Bridge." Crosby, Carole Lombard An ex convict asks Dan F1rrell to help ID Bill Johns News him convince city officials that a em Soldiers Who Search &. Dissent rehabilitatlon center for convicts is ei) Cadena de Anquis1ia not • detriment to the rommunity 11:00 B 00 m News Darren McCavrn, Joan Blondell and 0 l12) m News Keenan Wynn 1uest 00 Death Yalll!Y Days O NYPD 0 (I)Cl)News 0 (6) m The Partrid1e F1mil1 0 Movie: "Up the Crtell" (comedy) (R) "But lhe Memory lingers '58-Peter Sellers, David Tomlinson On." The Partrid&es need a new m Movie: "Krono1" (sel·fl) '57- scent and a new wardrobe alter a Jeff Monow, l arbara Lawrence, John skunk hitches a ride 1n their bus. Emery m D1vld Frost Show ID Movie: (C) "Four Bulltta fOf ID Movie: (C) (21/ihr) ''The Lona Joe" (western) '64-Paul Paget. 8&1 W•it" (drama) '54--Anthony Quinn, bara Neeley Charles Coburn. Peggy Castle 11:15 ei) Cinema 34 ED Soul! 11:30 e 00 Merv Griffin m Pattern for Livinr 0 @) m JohnnJ CarlOn 9:00 B (8J CBS Frld1y Movie: (C) (2hr) fJ G3) {I) m Didi Cnett "Sens and Lovers" (drama) '60 00 Movie: "The Errand Bo1," Jerry -Dean Stockwell. Trevor Howard. Lewis, Brian Oonlevy Wendy Hiller. Mary Ure. Heather 12:00 O Movie: ''Str"t• of Laredo" Sears. Willlam Lucas, Conrad Phil· (western) '49-Wllllam Holdtl'I, Mac· lips. Donald Pleasence. Adapted donald Carey from 0. H. Lawrence's l1rgely auto· 12:30 ID All·Nlpt Shor. "ll'lllll•I UM biographical novel, •bout the artist-Sound B1rrlet," "uttle llltllttilr." .. • I • • ! I ' 1971 PACE-ARROW MOTOR HOMI Thi'. 20 ft. f.,lly equioped home on wheeh hea ell t .. e luwury equ1p'nent end futurH thet will make it e comforteble home reg.,dleu of where you might lrevel. Automatic tren1miu io" p.ov.~r 1+oring, pl)we• breke1, e large df'luxe bethroom, spa: coous w.,rdro~u. e c<1te k~tchen area with three-burner renqe $1588"'modot~:: ~;· .. ~~.~;::~•; 0'1N DA ILY 'TIL 10 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAY BRAND NEW 1971 DODGE VAN CONVERSION Unit complete with f.,11 tiae bed thet mek .. into d i tt •eter t p I "th . b ne e, . u P Y w1. pump, ice o•, peneling end int uletion _.1nyl floor: curteons, storege cebineh, 225 cu. in. tinted glet~ and duel 1u11lor wHt cout 1t1irrors Seri el # BILAI Ull I 001 hp 21 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 17, 1971 SATURDAY APRIL 24 M OHN I NC. 5:Jo f) Su•riM S.IMSler 7:00 U N• Words, New Wap Q m TomfooltrJ Show Cl) TV ClaUloom m hblle Affairs feature m S.aamt strttt #246·250 7:30 ti Dusty'a Trethouse 0 m Hectle ' J1cllle @ DISt'OYlfY 0 lladl bperJtnce ~Uncle Russ m Tltultdtrblrcb 1:00 1J Burs Bunny I Road Runner Hour 0 m Woody Woodpecker Sho• 0 rn 00 Lancelot Lin• C1J Chester the JHter fJ Movie: (C) ''Tiit Maaic Sword" (fantasy) '62--0ary Lockwood Basil Rathbone, Estelle Winwood dren." The Paul Ritts Puppets hMt Real Estat. Rtntlla and narrate this ~cial that offers a O (I) Hot WhMls youn1 people's report on the White @E ludl1 Llbrt House Conference on Children, with major emphasis on an tvenin(s per· 10:30 0 Harlem 51obctrotttrs lormance for the delegate$ to the 0 llQl m Htrt Comes the Grump week·long conference. In 1 cameo ' D Movlr. "I'll Qeot Yo" (mystery) appearance, Julie Nixon Eisenhower '53--0eorae Ralt, Sally Gray. welcomes puppets Miss M1tnolia 0 Sky H1wb Blosso~ and Mr. Geoffrey Giraffe to 11 :00 i) Archie's funhouM the White House. where they engaae 0 m Mlior Leipe Bueb1ll in "airl talk," and discuss whit Los Angeles Dodgers al Cincinnati they will wear when Tricia Nixon is Reds. Game for LA is Cleveland married. at K c. 0 Movie: "FBI Gir1" (mystery) Movie: ''Giris Town,'' with Mel '52-Audrey Totter, Raymond Burr Torme, Mamie Van Dorn 0 CV @ Jerry lewis Show 0 rn Motor Mouse m A.M. Movies: "Destination Un· 0 Movit: "Man from Def Rio" known" (mystery) '42-William Gar· (weitem) '56-Anthony Quinn, Katy gan, Irene Hervey. "Jungle C.ptive" Jurado. (horror) '45--0tto Kru1er, Jerome Q) Movie: "Clu&ht" (drama) '49- Cowan. Vicky Lane. ''The last Warn· Jomes Mason. Barbara Bel Geddes. in(' (mystery) '39-Frances Robin e:> Fiesta Muiun• son. Preston Foster Q) Tret House g) Ctlerdaa y Guitlrns m Panorama Latino 11:30 O The Hardr Boys a> Mano a Mano Ranchero m Talea of Wells Far10 9:30 0 ffi@ The Doubledeckers 1:15 O Campus Profile -M · ...... fl AFTERNOON u .ov1e: .,.erland Pad c" (west 12:00 iJ ~by·Doo 8:30 0 !10) m The Buealoos ern) 51 -Jock Mahoney, Peu1e O Movie: "Uttl Bii Horn" (west· m Clsc:o Kid Castle. ' n;,. c b ern) '51 -John Ireland. Lloyd u:1 um J l!) Movie: "Toupest Man Alive'' Bnd1es 1;45 0 The Mellin&er Report (drama) 'SS-Dane Clark. Lita Mtlan. 0 (3) Ame11can Bandstand 9:00 0 Sabrina l the Groovie &ool· m Arriba el Nortt (j) Batman In ED Hi&h School Problems r:J @) m I $1'fCIAl I NBC Ch1I· 10:00 0 (j) Josie & the Pussyc.at1 a> Gran Teatro dren's Theatre ''The Sounds ol Chil Q ~ m H. R. Pufnstuf e:l Drama de ta Semana PRE-SEASON SALE! Buy Now And Sav~ On Aluminum Patio Covers and Awnin9s Our Betur Qunlity ALUMJN1JM SCR EEN PATIOS The New Modern COVU FOR 1971 Ad,·:inced cn:;ince1 ins permits o f1ct1lom of dt:si0n. Cle.lo, s111001l1 11ndc1>:1 udu1.-. $lurdy intcrlucl.in;: f)J'lr!s. l1uih·in ruin ;:utter i.itli 11,.:· orn:>nicnt:il po~I n1:1L• for :a p:itio 1·0,cr ol modem hc:iul\ nn1I gre:iter 111 ~1101h. r or IM;e or mi~ LOlJIC'S pnJ n1ol>ilo home •.• All Aluminum : l.arte Door•; Cu:; Proof. Odkc1£ the wind. Can"-AW111n~Val•nff--".urtalno lt'•tA1,.. °"""°'•'" LA• r .... ._,._. -.,,.'"'"'" fllll-f ......... t ...... . C••• , ... ...._ l •11t .... -· Tl4E Nl!W LOOI( IN lt71 •• • ,. -·· ••tt4•tt Since 1920 S/\NTA ANA TENT AND AWNING STATE LICENSED CONTRACTOR Oat Bru~ll O/Jftt OIANOI COUNTT AwNl'NG CO. J'uit ttar /•ctory t111l tltOll'TOOM 12:30 i) (j) The Mon•eu (6J Mobile Home Show O Movie: ''Three on 1 Spree,. (comedy) '61-Jack Watling, Carole Lesley. Renee Houston. m Hazel 1 :00 iJ Dast11dly & MuttleJ 0 @ mTournament of Champions Goll special from the la Costa Country Club Ci ) TV 8 looks at Leamina m Movie: "Never Qlve • Sucbr an Even Break" (comedy) '41 -W C. fields. Gloria Jean Q) Wee•end News a> Lo f>rohibido 1 :30 iJ The Jetsons I lnte1nallon1t Hour Q) Movie: ''The Black Whip" (wes1· ern) '57-Hueh Marlowe. Colleen Gray 1.45 0 Movie: "Ctlcutta" (adventure) '47-Alin Ladd, Gail Russell 2:00 i) OU$ty's Treehouse (3) Auoss the fence O Double Feature Movie: "Blazina Sand" (drama) '64-0ahlla Lavi. Gert Gunther "Pacific Destiny" (drame) '55--0enholm Elliott. Gor· don Jackson. Susan Stephens . (6) Lairy Kant Sf\Ow 0 Movie: "Master 5'1J'' (drama) '64-Stephen Murray, June Thor burn, Alan Wheatley 0 Roller DtrbJ Know Your llblt er;, AmerlCln Wett (ID V•rledtdes Marslcalu EE) Hot WhNll 2:30 0 The New Sodety CI) Youth In tht 70s • 00 Saturday Showuse: "Thirteen West Street." @) Sports Ch1llen1e m Movie: (C) "V1lle1 of the Kltl1s" (adventure) '54-Robert Taylor. Ela· anor Parlier. Car1os Thompson. m Dollan .. Stnse EE)Sky Hawb 3:00 0 CBS Goll Cluslc final rounds lrom Akron, Ohio. CV S••tchbook @ Wanted Dead °' Alive O Movie: "It Came from Outer Sp."" (sd·fi) '53-Richard Carlson. Barbara Rush. Charles Otake, Russell Johnson. 0 The Real McCoys ®) Movie: (C) "Masters of the World" (sci·fi) '61-Vincent Price. G) Movie: ''The B1eht1or Party'' (comedy) '57-0on Murray, E. G Marshall, Carolyn Jones. Patricia Smith €t!) Musicale/Davey & Gol'-th m Rewista Musical m The Bil Pidurt e:l T eltro de4 Sabado m Motor Mouse 3:30 I]) Voice of Aariculture 0 T1'1 Llrry Kine Show ~ Mov11: ''C1mmer1," with 8111n Oonlevy, Albert Dekker €t!) Children's Gospel Hour m Ludie en Patlnes m Trut Adventure m The Hanly Bors 4:00 ~mpus Profile 00 CBS Goll Classic Finals 0 Movie Special: (C) "The Mllsic Man" (muslcal) '62-Robert Pres ton, Shir1ey Jones, Buddy Hackett. Hermione Gingold, Paul ford A fast talking traveling salesman organizes 1 boy's band in River City with the intention of selline them musical Instruments and uniforms.-then moving on-but becomes enamored of the local librarian. Meredith W1I· son's musical score makes this one well worth seeing aaain (and ag1in1). a;) New Decade at Sea m American Bandstand 4:30 0 Movie: (C) "Thret Hours to Kill'' (drama) '54-0ana Andrews. Donn• Reed, Diane Foster. :JJ Washinaton Press Conference "Small Airplanes Nuisance or Neces· Slty?" D Sports Challen&• 0 Celebrity Bowlin& (i9J Mr. Benjamin Presents m Untamed Worid EE I sJiciA I Krishn1mut11--A Dia· lopt With Huston Smith MIT phllM· ophy prolessor Huston Smith Inter views the Indian philo~pher. EID Faith for Todar iI) El Mundo en que Vlvlmos m lltand in tht Sun 4:45 m Prt-Ceme Socar 4 • BRIGHTEST NEW STAR ON THE HORIZON $9 Order your1 now -Dozens to choose from including all finance chargu on pre-aporoved credit for only 41 monlh1. The full cHh pric• i1 UlSl.15 including tu & lie. Defer .. d payment price only $1166.56 including interest, tu & lie. Ann11al Percentage Rete is I S.99 Y •. Immediate Deliv•ry. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Our Service Facilities hoe upanded to better serve All TYPES Of MECHANICAL REPAIRS ! TRUCK REPAIR SHOP We built a large truck shop to repeir all si1u & typH of truclrs. Our frame & frt. end elignment equipment will align & balance a ll sins! Our Deisel & Gu •ngine technicians ar• thoroughly trained on all types of moton. 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