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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-05-22 - Orange Coast Pilot• Flag W~ver .. ' Jaµ ·Mills bas been •oted ''MW Stan anil Stripes" for-Ille 1 o·c on d cofllecutive ye¥' by \lle 'meh of. the l!J.S. armed filrcea 'in Vletniin. I Sbe ci-1dde4 cllinensions to flag w1'1ng *2WI; Besides liar of· ficial flag. waving capacity, Jan ap~ars on stag1nlgI!Uy _on1lie Lis . Vegas strip. . I r ' • ' ' '... \' Carpenter: State Eyes Co-iitrol Ove r Coastline 8y"1110MAS KEEVIL Of "-a.or f'ti.t s1ett -Predicted that Democrats \\'iii block any tai: reform plan this year. -Said be is "dedicated to liOme modification" in exisUng teacher tenure laws. Carpenter is a member of the Senate Education Committee. Some fonn or legislation providin;:: state control over development along C&Jlforn.ia's 1,000-mile coastline is likely d!f.in& the 1971 session of the Legislature, 1tate Senator . Dennis 'Carpenter (R-Newport.Beach) said Friday. -~ad woJ"9.s of high praise for \\'ilson }, succemiful bill may not .reach as far Riles, new state superintendent of public a1 those proposed at this point, Carpenter instruc~ion . Riles "has agility, motivation -.id, "but it's the best chance one of and good political effectiveness -he':i a them ever had for passage." fellow for us to watch," Carpenter said. The fi'eshman senator said he feels -Opposed, nonetheless, a statewide bills prOposed by Assembly Speaker property tax bill for schools supported by RObert ¥oretti (!).North Hollywood) and . Rile s. s) "\vould create anolher supe r state ~emblyman Alan Sieroty (D-Beverly -Said all levels of California education ncy" an~ ofter too litUe reliance on • \Viii suffer from ,funding crisis until ~al government planning. . ~~de~eeplng reforms are , made in "the Essentially, the bills-provide that the · Slate.& ~eUare ~roi!am. · . .. at.ale exercise veto' po~·er Mid some con· · -Derwed as untrue categor1cally a trot over all building and planning along · · ~uggestlon that he . iJ dedicated to brin g· ttle coastline -inland to 50 yards or as · lng ·a horse racing program ·to the fr\UCh as five miles. Carpenter .;ai~ he ex· · county · through the Orange County Fair ptcts modUication of these . terms .if a Bbard. bill is succe.sstul in gettnig thro.ugh. the earpeqter called Ule state's welfare Lf&lsl&ture lbb year. program" a "9ociat•systefQ" and said it Jn an Anaheim press conference cover· is not operating with the goal .of aJdlng Ing· a wide range of subjects, Carpenter the poverty-stricken or the physically also : · disabled. And' he aakf the program "ha1 put the state on the b-' ol bankrupt· cy." ",And you have lo remember that only Orange j Cea st ' ' Weather Look for more cf the same, wtatherwise, on SUnday with cloudy morninlil skies followed by a clearer afternoon and temp- eratures hitting 6S aJong tbe coast and 12 further inland. INSmE TODAY' Ralph Stcrru's new wakl" 'tm up show gels cover 1tor11 .trt;at· mtnt toda~ in TV \VEEK. nuide color pogc highlights the Harltm ' Globetrotters' aOO a sptc.ial kids' show about a cate.rpillar 1oho can't become a bvtter/111 beca:u.se ht dotm'& k1w~how to maka.a 1coct>On. • aMtrt$..i.m 1f.1t "•""'"" ""' ...... ' tto..K-11 Me•IM lf.lt 1:••1 51t•lit .. u '"'""' 1Jo1J Si.ell 11\Mlth If.Ir UMll YI 1 40 percent 'Of those eligible for welfare are on the rolls now:• Carpenter said. "If the remalnder actually apply It will break us." Carperiter conceded tha\ most Orange County school districts would benefit from a proposed $3.75 statewide tax measure, but said, "At this moment, I am not inclined to support It." He a1so noted that Lhe moSt adversely affected district in the state would be the Lquna Beach Unified School Dl1lrict. Co1mtian Killed' In Cycle Ci-ash An Anaheim yooth died In a local hospital late Frid~ le.JI than an hour a!tet he drove hi1 motorcycle head on int.o a truck at a Butna Park intersection. Olficert idenUfled tht )'OUth as Alan Hanson. 17. They iald his machine w11 being 1iriven It high speed wllen It ran into the lruck at Crescent ind Western. Hanson died Lln Lintoln Community H05J>)\al. Offk:en old tl)e.truck driver w.as not injured In the ~llalon. ~ .. ·an • • I • • DAILY PILOT 2 Toro Fliers ' * * * 10' * * * Es~ape Death · SATURDAY, "4AY 22, ·197f By l\ew Feet VOL. M, NO. lzt. I SaCTM)fll, N PMIS WO 30 Gls Killed In Red Rocket,. Mo11ar Attack SAIGON . CAP) -Thirty American soldier! were killed and 50 were wound- ed In three devastating rocket and mortar attacks in the northern war zone of South \'ie tnam, the U.S. Command said today. The deaths exceeded all the U.S. bal· tlefield .fatalities reJ>Ot1ed last week, y;hen the command said 24 Americans ~·ere killed and 240 y;ere wounded. A ,command spokesman, Maj .. Charles Johnson, said the "ma)or share" or casualties was suffered at a base called Olarlle 2 that guards the demilitarized zone. He said fifteen 100 pound rockets crashed into the compaund at dusk Fri- day, just as the troops were taking a break to sit down and cat. The base. held by soldiers of the 1st brigade,. 5th Mechanized 1nfantry Divi- sion, had been shelled for three cOnseCu· live riigtits,-JoHnson said. · A 60-pollnd moftar barrage also blast!d paratroopers of the IO!st Airborne Di vi· slon in Bivouac 17 miles southeast cf Hue, tba command said, and the third enemy target \\'85 a field position of the 1Mlh lnfantry Brigade located abOut 30 mile.s 30Uth of Da Nang. The command did not give a break- down of casualUes,for the diff~ent ~ but ohly tfi?' toll!I ror all ~ at\acks. · 'l.1aj. Jolaismf sild the, casu.ltles were the heaviest from eneiny'. shellings or U.S. units ~n at least 17 monlla."Jt was the great~st ·ton ·or Ameti~an liv~s for any type of attack sirlC't Ja'st March 24 when 3.1 >dnericans were killed and 78 were wounded in a combined shelUng arid snipef. attack' on aq infantry' fite base nan;ted Afary ~nn south or Da Nang. The she~ings follo~ed 2t rocket and mortar attacks througboo~ the country that were ieported by tfie' SOOth Vietnam comm ind Friday. 1 ' ' These attacks, the highest number in a 24 hour period for nearly a month, were on a small scale. headquarters said, and c1sualtles were light. Tn LaM. the seizure. of the Bolovens P1ateau by North Vielnamese sOtd[ers who advanced toward Pakse ralsed con· cem in Thailarid that the enemy forcu were moVing clotse to the Thal border. Rattler Bite Fatal SAN DIEGO (AP) -The coroner's of. nee says a 24-year-old man has died from ·a rattle.nake bite suffered while In a streambed in the nearby Palomar Mooo- talos. Dirk Clodfelter died Frklay at,a hospital four day1 after an urueen ra1Ue- 1nake blt hlm on the left hand while he was reacltlnna down to uamlne a bush, orrlcl1~ ukl. ., -. •• ' • ' • 1cers , MARINE ~GU:tiRDS DOWNED FLIER'S PARACHUTE ; Crew of •Two Ejectt Sefety lefor• Jtt Cralhi1 . . Two Flie1~s :Escape Death ' . . In El Toro 'Plane Crash ·· · A pair '* Diers narrowly esca~ w~ It flan)ed ' ou( about 11 a .. m. and •death or•strloua injury -by a few feet burtled .powerlea: towar{I the ~-: -when 'their f'4 Phantom jet Caltered '?ll "Bbth men hit lhel'! ejtcUon devices and takeoff and crasked near El 1'oro Marine \Ir-ere bla!ted higher thl.n the plane's 'I I ' Corps A~· Sta UM Frid>y. 11C10t 200. rOOl 11Utude, barely enough ror n¥ IU 11\i\Uon plane pancaked Into : ..sarto parachutltl~. ' the ground after the crewmen ejeded. UeutenantJ Valerga and Hamamoto then bounced al-Oft again. breaking in landed about llllr r;et fror1J the blazing half and burning after Jls second impact wreckage, wUh one or the.II' parachutes 200 yards •'TIY· draping ltleU over a tree full of ripe First Lt. Thomas H. Valerga of Tuatln, oraQgu. was Identified as teh pilot. Reaeue crews took them to the base Flr1t Lt. Gene R. llamamoto of Hun-d(3:pensary' where a medical checkqp tlnglon Beach, was the radio Interceptor reveaJed neither waa Injured. vpcrator. Site of the crash was about two blocU The Phanton li,ad just taken off from off Irvine Bou1evard In a plowed Ueld, the run1way aft.er a practice landing one mile ust of ~vu Road. 1 $ • a1n us .,_1 ... - mr Police ' , • ., r • ' ~nder Seige Of Terror NEW YORK {UPIJ -Two patrolmen were shot to death in Harlem late Friday nJght .In the third attack on policemen io New York City in three days. The victims, one black and one white, were identified as Waverly Jones, 34, or Manhattan and Joseph PlagenUnl, 28, of Suf!olk County .. I.orig lsland. Police said' both r6en entered the police academy on #le same day-Aug. I, 1966. They were slJOI. from the ba~k as they emerged from an apartment building where they had responded to a call to help a 1iick person. Police said the call was "legitimate." The slayers reportedly were waiting in a white ?\-1ustang automobile when .the cfficers appeared. Pollce said the men got out of the car, walked' behind the pa. trolmcn, and then opened fire. Ac_cordlng to the reports, the assailants t.'6nt1nued to fire as the officers· lay in the street. theo took the policemen's re- volvers and sped away in their car. · An all-points bulletin was issued for the apprehension or the two suspects. Girl, 14, J ai'led For 'Protection' ' /11, Ct;>p Slayings . . . RIVERSIDE (iJPJ) -Police say a 14- year-old girl has been arrested " foe her own protection" on a charge of con- ipiracy to commit murder. The 'girl, who was ·not identified. 11· legedly is a material witness to the shot· gun slayings or two police officers who . were .killed from •.ambu$h last month when they answered a phony burglary charge. "We brought her in for her OWl'I pro- tecUc>n," Capt. Irvin Cross, head of the 18-man task force investigating the kill- ings,· sai~ friday. "It's the only w•y we'"' going lo keop her alive. We had to charge .her to get her under jwisdicUon ol the court." · CroS! said the girl was bting held fn- Rivmlde. County .Jail rather than juve- nile hall bec:ause It offered greater security. - The girl, taken Into custody at her parents' home 71tursday night under a 11peclal superior aiurt order, Is the sec4 ond person arrested In connection with the case. Gary Lawtlil, 31, a black activist, wa1 arrested Wednesday on a murder charge in COMection with lhe April 2 ambusb killing of officers Leonard A, ClvlsUa. 10111 30, and Paul C. Teel, 25. ) .. • •' I 2 DAILY PILOT Saturda,y, May 22, 1971 -· QUEENIE By Phlf lnterlandi - "I hadn't pa.id any aUention· to the answer until the judge told us to disregard it-now I can't forget it" British Courts Flawed Model? By TOM BARLEY Of ""' n.11r P'lltt '"" MANY LA WYERS and judges who spot my British ac- cent-often tell me of their admiration for: the' British system or jl!'Uce and (.he w~ in which the British criminal ii prompUy brou1ht to a fair and invariably speedy trial. I and many other British joumalista don't believe the system was all that fair to the newsman but f tbiuk and ·always have µiought that the British court structure 8nd the men who man it are the finest in the world today. l That said, I shoiJld be scrupulously fair land reveal with my good friend's kind permission a letter I had the other day from a British barrister whose l.houghl.I oo the topic of Britain's courts and their ability to deal with a growing caseload ·•~might have ;a grain of cqmfort for .Ameri· can judges and · ltttorney1. HIS COMME!'l!'S are centered on the recent report of a Royal Commis.sion (a sort of nationwide Grand Jury) which recently Jaued a 1,00).page report on British courts and their role In a IOC!tty vastly changed from that which last established the phyalcal form of British jurisprudence. The Royal Commlsslon found, Nigel Barrington tells me. 'thal between 1957 and 1967 ;'22 percent of the cases ct1mmitted to the higher courts for trial took more than liO days between committal and sentence.'' NOW THAT FACT won't raise many eyebrows Jn t.hls part of the world but it's the eort ~f situation that has the British judge and barrister biting chunks out of the court· room paneling in anguish and gloomily prophesying the imminent demise of the British court structure. And &Urely many American judges and lawyers who tell me (and I admit it's very nice to hear) that we should Import the British system loci:, stock and barrel into this country will take heart from the fact that Britain will, if Parliament accept.a the commission recommendation, adopt a system of court structure ldenUcal, in many respect.a:, to that we have here. A Brr OF HISTORY won't get amiss at this point so - let's go back to the 12th Century and the establishment of a court .system that still mainly prevails tn Britain today. The British assize and quarter session courts are a sort of traveling circus with judges moving from city to town to city on fixed dates, presiding over trial! and dis- pen!ling justice in a manner that has. until the commission report. been unquestioned. Someone has just realized that if the courts are perma· nenUy established in major pppulation centers -London, Manchester. Liverpool. Leeds, Bristol and Cardiff are sug. gelled -a great deal of a judge's travellng time can be put to better use on the bench. "THERE WILL STILL be some touring judges whe'll u,,e the old system to visit secondary towns." Nigel says. "But everyone in law here thinks this is a far better plan and much more in line with the system· of fixed courts you've always had in the United States." · And , he adds, the commission cited several U.S. court structures in its argument for a revamping of the archaic British court system. t could write for a week about the faults of the Amer· ican system of justice. But it's jolly nice to know that my countrymen are sensible enough to spot a good thing when they see one ••. County Scouts Stage Save Resources Day County Boy Scouts will stage 1 SOAR. (Save Our American Resources) Day Saturday, June 5. lot: Lagu na Beach, and Laguna Niguel Town C.enter, * * * Scouts Aid •• FOLDlllli YlllYL CiR .SEITS R111. 13.16-Sun. Only 9!~ Folding seat, sw1ng·ov•r roll. headrest, podded \llnyl uphol1t•ry,chrorne. plotitd fnuna. GIRLS WESTERN JEANS 222 Ra9. 2. 96 -Sunday Only Assorted prints and solids with flare bottom ,, legs. Sizes 4 • 14. KING SIZE PIC C BAG Our Reg. 2.97-Sundoy Only Fl be_rglo~lo11·in1ulo· 2•• ted, "w•t. look" \lln· yl. . VorioUs d~s igns. Clta'fe If 20 x 12 Yi x 9" .. Sov•! 81 0-1tt.C01'1tl1tC rec. tr"9'"'"' • -suNDAY, MAY 23 10 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. PATCHWORK PRlllT QUILT R111. 5.97-Sun. Only llEll'S llO·IROll SlllFORIZED" WORK PlllTS Charming qullt1 with ruf· fl1d edge. fully blooched cotton filling. 72x82" size, cholc, of patterns. Rog. 3.97 -Sun. Only Full-cut cotton/polyes- f•r pent1, drill P.oclc:et. inq, rugqed zipper. Grey, blue & brown. Sizes ]0.42. WOMEN'S FABRIC SHOES Our Rog. 2.2 J -Sunday 01!/y Re d or blu• convas casuals with center gor• for neat fit. Wome n's, teens' 5· 10. I!,~" TRACTOR AND TRAIL R Our Regular 9.96-Sundoy Only Pedal·pawered poly-8 88 then•/steel sidewalk toy. Troller attached to Charge JI troctorwlth locking nut. ' AUNT LYDIA'S HEAVY "RUG YARN 4 ~ •1.00 75 %. r•yon, 25 •;. cotton rug y1rn in 70 yd. lkeins. Com• 1•• our wide 1election of color1. 19'', 3-H.P. · .. ROT ARY MOWER , Regular 44. 96-Sunday Only 4·1!! 3-H.P. Br iggs & Stral!an eng ine, easy- spin recoil starter, automatic choke, staggered wheels. handle control. Umtt.o ~M.ltlel-N-i.oldto.,..I.,.. HI-SIGN RA YON RUGS SpecJol l'rfce-Sundoy Only• "Stop", "Go", ''"f'i•ld", "Slow" rugs. Ro yon pil•. non·skid bock. Red, y•I· low. g~e•n, block/white. 3~~ ' • • I ' .J'' The national conservation &ervlces project Is intended to highlight the need for litter cleanup, litter prevention and rtcycllng of used materials. Reclamat1on centers have been established where local Boy Scout.I will deposit glass boUle1, all typn 0( cans. newspapers ind o t h e r 11h1age1ble refust. Eco-Action Sun. Only 3 SPEED 20" FAN 4.oz: Q. T: LOTIOll R111. 2.07-Sun. Only <>ranee Coast centm will be Fish.Jon Jaland parking lot, Newport Beach: Town and Country Shopping C e n t e r , JfunUnaton Beach and Foun· taln VaUey : S1ddleba c k Collete and ~lsurt World, Mlulon Viejo and El Toro; Ll&una Bowl p ark I • g • ' Nineteen Senior Girl Scout troops and Explorer Pmts will get together today to make a joint contribution to Eco.Ac· lion : 1~ girls and boys will take over the cleanup ()f a large portion of Bolsa Ollca State Beach. From 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., the teenagers will pick up bot· tie s, cans. and other trash Iii.· lt~rlng the sand, and pile: It all into gunny sacks to be trucked away. 1.97 Windsor 20" S•• Foam enem· eled ce1e, eluminum prop. .Enomel.d wood, plastic Polystyrene sef•fy guerd1. hlng••· \'ho,lte, colors. R 1 .1 h ........ 0.-.11--Nt"l'lt ....,........ 0 ery IWI c ' 1396 Tru .. temper outfit hos 2·pc. rod with chrom•d guides and t ip top withdeluxe cork grips. Push·button·type r•I fee turn od/u1toble drag. Chorg • it. 1.68 lets you 911 o 1mooth, even ton, no 1unburn. • fllHll •. / Weekend • . • ' . ' ~L M, NO. '122, 5 SECTIONS, 86 PAGES I . . ORANG~·COONT'ti, CALIFORNIA $ATURDA-Y, "1AY ·~~.';197f' r , ' ' Carpenter Sees State Curbs I . on By'THOM'AS KEEVIL Of .. DtlW Pli.t S•fl fso.ne form of lt&is1at}on providing flale control ovel'I. development along ~lforp.la's 1,000.mlle coasUine is likely dtrting the 1971 session of the Legislature, atate Senator Dennis Carpenter (R· Newport Beach) said Friday. A successful.bill may not reach as rar _.. \}l05e pro~.1t tl'\is.polnt, Carpe(lter lild, "but it's the best chance one or tlfem ever had for passag~" The" freshman tenalor said he reels bbls proPQs¢d ,by . Assembly SJie:ak.er · Rbbert Moretti <O:.North Holl)iwoodf and ' ~semblyman AJan Sieroty (D-Beverly • Hills) 0 woUld create another .super state -5ald he Is "dedicated to IODlt agency" and offer too UWe reliance on modifk:a.tion'' in uilUng t,e.acber tenure local government plannlng. • laws. Carpenter Is a member of the Esaentially, the bUll proVide that the .~f\ale F;d1.teation COmmittee. state u:erd9e vtto power and tOmi con4 -Had words of high Rtai5e 'for Wilton trot over all building and plaDDing along Riles, new state superintendent of, public the coastline -inl"nd to 50 rards ot: as instruction. Riles "bas agility, moUvatlon mu.ch as five milf!l!. Carpenter said helex~ and ·good political effectiveness -he's:a pecb modification of these itemu if-i l fellow for us to watch1'1 Carpenter said. ,bill is successful In gettnig through tl!e -Opposed, nonetheless, a •statewide Legislature this year. . • ! · . property tax bill for sCboo1s supp'.>rted by lri an Anaheim press confer nee coVe~ Riles. . · ing a wide range of su~jectl!, Carj)entef 1-5aid all levels_..of California e~ucation also ;' . . · · 1 "'ill su'Her from funding ~is1s until -Predjcted that Democr'ats· will btoCk 1 widesweeping reforms are made in the an}' ~x reform plan this Je!r· .s~~·s welfare program. -DenJed as "untrue categorically" a llUIBeatlon that \le is cl<dlc.ated ro l/rini· Ing • horae racing , pros:ram to the coonly lhro\igh the C"'mge Counly-Fair Board. Carpenter called the atat~·a welfare program· a· "aoctal system" and said it is not operi.Ung with the goal Of aldiflg the poverty-etrlck_en . or the physically d~abled .. AM ht said the ,Program "'has put the ltite on· thO brln• of bonlcnrpt· cy." . . . . . "And yoli hav.e to remtmtier that ·only -40 percent or those Ciiglble for welfare are on the rolls aow," Carpenter said. "l( Attacks l11crease the rtmaindtr aetjiilly apply It will bruk us." . Carpenter conceded that most Oran&• County school dlslrktl would benefit Crom a 1)ropoSed $3.75 ltatew~de tax riieasure, bUt said, "At this moment, I am not ll)Cllned to 'suppOrt It." He also noted that the most adversely aff~ed district lnlthe state would be the Laguna Beach Unified School District. "Tilt bnls under· consideration call for s9metlµng ll~e $400 million being pro- vided from the state treasury.'' Carpen- ter tcld newsmen' "1 don't think they can find it." • 30 Y ailks Killed By Red Mortars . • • • , , • DMLY' PR.OT ,...._ b Pttrkll O'DMMI' OFFICiERs' LEAVE" SCENE OF· ~11,ASH AFT~R\ INSPECTING WHAT IS.LEFT OF .. PLANE , Phontom Flo.,.s CM, f1lters·1nd P~nuklo .lnto·Fit!d N11r-ll·Toro,·~~S. · · • ; ' ' ' I J Toro Flier$ :cheat '·Death • Pair Flee Crippled Jet With Few Feet to Spare A pair of fliers narrowly escaped death Of· serious injury -by a few feet -'Y.'hen their F4 Phanl0n1 jet fallered on tUeofi: a"Od craske<f near -El"Toro P.tarine cdrps Air Station Friday. The 1 $2•5 million plane pancaked into ~ ·nmnd ;rirter· the crewmen ejected, then bounced aloft again, breaking in ~r an~ burning after its second impact. 2QO yardil away. First Lt. Thomas H. Va\erga of Tustin, was i<\eJltlfied as teh pilot. First Lt. Gene R. Hamamoto or Hun- tington Beach, was the radio interceptor operator. . • The , Phan ten had just taken oJr , !mm the runa\\'ay after a pra~tlce landing w~en It named • out about 11 a.m .. and hurtled po'>l·erless Wward the ground. Both men hit their ejection_ devites and w~re blasted higher than the ,plane's acant 200 foot altitude, bareJy ernugh for 11fe wachutlng. . Lieutenants Valerga and Hamamoto laadtd about 100 feet from the blazing ~kage, wtth one of their parachutes drapthg it.se:lf over 1 tree full 'of ripe orpnge11 . }Jdcue crews took ·them lo the bt1se &spebsar.y where a medical checkup revea1ed neiiher wa~ injured. . . ' SAIGON (AP) ...! Thirty .American toldlera: were killed and SO were wound- ed in 'three devastating rocket and mortar attack.I In the northem war zone of South Vietnam, the U.S. Command said today. The deaths exceeded ·an the U.S. bat· ~i,ad fatalities rtiported last week, Judge Delays 'nevi£Cu1f ,. -. . ~ ·Yo th Ruling ' J\ . • By TQ.\I BARLEY • Of ... Delh' '"" ,,.,, A day·ldn& Orange County• Juvenile Court hearing Jnto murder charje3 flitd against u Oregol'! youth linked with the "'devil .cult" killing of MiJ~on Viejo i..cher flortnce-!lancy Brown •n\fed Friday wilh no 1u11riisrom--the :ben<ih •. Judp l!Dbtrt F:netiand ordered Chris- topher "'Gypsy" Gibboney, 171 of Port. land; or. .. i:tiuni<d to hi• i:ou'1fOOIO:F.rf· day for what ls expected to be ·the final «:stlmony In the hearing. . It he follov.'s the trend set by his · ac- tlon1 a11 inst other juvenile defendants in ·the double kll"ngs of 1olr.!i. B"roWn, 31, of El Toro and service &tation at- teritant Jerry Wayne Carlin of Santa Ana Judge Kneeland will send Gibboney to superior Court for trial as an adult. GibbOner. ·is the-last ·member of the gafli of 11 eged drug.using drifters round- ed up Jn the days fol!cwlng the murders last June I and 2 of Carlin and Mrs. Brown to face court action . He is accused ot being. OJ'Jt. of a group who 'dragged 11-frs. Brown, 31. of El Toro from .hfr,car, Jl\unlliated and abused her all lhe way to ·an Jrvlne orange grove .and th~re killed the: woman. lt is alleged that members of the gang, Jed by Steven Craig Hurd, 20, ravaged the victim .before burying the rema ins In a shallow gravt orr the Ortega Highway. Hurd, found to be insane, is pre.9mlly In Atacadero State Hospital. Arthur. Craig "Moose" .l:fulse is . serving a life tenn In &tale prison for the killing of Carlin and his' work In the Brown murder. A-.,,.,aiting sentencing on lesser charge.s Is Herman Hendrick Taylor. 17. He testJ. fled against Hulst "In the Garden Grove youth't murder trial Ind fs available· to do so qai111t Gibboney u. !ht Orqon boy ICle11 to tri11. MelanJe lfae Daniels, 31 , the group's female companion, is IUV!ng a JO.y~ar term in state priSOlt for her role in the Brown-Carlin murders. when the command said 24 Amerk:a n1 were killed and 240 "'·m wounded. A command spokesman, Maj. Charles Johnson, said the "major share" of casua!Uea was suffered a\ a base called Otlrlle 2 that euarda the demilitarized zone. He said fifteen 100 pound rockets crashed into the compaund al dusk Fri- day, just as the troops were takin1 a bnak to sit down and eat. Tht base, held by soldiers of .the tn• brigade, !tb Mechani¥<f Infantry QM· ston, had been shelled lor lhrll -~·· ~· Jfh""i'! ~ . . · A IO-jloUn4 mor\sf batrqe abo. bU>ted wal-1 of the lOlat Airborne Dlvl- si6n In Bivouac: 17 riillt1 IOUtbeut of Hut, the c:ommaid said, ""''IN'loii'd ~trill' tergel -• fleld ~·11,tlio"l .. lh Infantry Brillde locotild ~ •' inlifa south Of Da lianc. • ' The comm1nd cUd not 1"Jve. 1 break. down of caruallles for tht dil'fl!r'1}t ba!U but only the total for all thr'ti ettaclu. Maj. Johnson a1Jd, &tie ·cuuaJUb werf' the heavlat 'frbm, enemy. 1he1llnJ:a of U.S. unlb in at ·least 17 mo•tba. It. w~s tJ\e. greatest toll of 1AtntfiCan 1UVet !or any type of atiack ain<:e !ail Maleh ii when 3.1 Americana w~ kllled aiid '18 were .wounded in a C:omblried sbelllng and 111JP,er atfaclc oa an lpf1t1try fife bue named Mary Ann aouth ot Da Nana. 'nit! shelllngs fol1dwed 24 rocket and mortar attaclu thrOughout the eo11ntry that were reported by lhe SoUth Vietnam command Ftlday. Girl, 14, J aikd For 'Protection' In Cop Slayir!gs RIVERSIDE (UPI) -Police say· a 14- yea,--old girl has been arrested " for her own protection" on a ah:arge of co11- 1plracy to commit murder. The girl, who was not identified; al- legedly Is a material witness to the shot- gun slaylngs of iwo police officers who were killed from ambush last month when they answered a phony burglary charge. , "We brought her In far ber. own pro- tection," Capt. Irvin Cro.u, head of the 18-man task force inv.esUgating the kill· ings, said Friday. "lt'1 the onJy way we're goln1 to keep her alive. We .had to chorgt lltr lo Jet ber UDd« jurisdiction ol the ~rt." CrOSs said the girl wt.," beiiig htld in Riverside County Jail rather than juve- nUe hall because It orfered greater aecurity. · Site of the·cf8Sh Vl'as about two blocks ~~ l~ine ~levard ·in a plowetl fieki, one mile east of Culver Road. ' . . I . $1\BO,qoo ~on(ls lniLagunaBudget MARINI Glh\.ROS DOWNID FLllR'S PARACHUt E 1', Crow ol·Two Ejects S.fofy,llofoA Jot C<11hes Murder Complaint ·Set In _B~lbQit Strangling t.ab.ia Beoch Olly Manoger Lawrenqe JtO!e,:IOJd a 'plea,..OUy surpri!ed city C<MnCil ,thi.t wttk that he has ''found" n errra f180;GQO in the city'• current budgtt. ' ln coina: ovtr the. budget,. said Rose, he bad been ablt to cut ,this amount from evtr-budgeted ~ unneeded Jtems. The aiviflt1Vould tlelp off~l a $70,00U deficit, the mtn1ger noted, and still leave a com- fartable margin Of fl 10,000. \, ''We'll wind up the budget lh fiDe shaJl!C thl• Y.ear," he ~luded. ~ ~ preliminary budcel for lhe ntxt :rear wtll ~ be rtady for al least ~ days, Roee said. "~ whole thing is btln&. nvamped from Lop to bottom to mike It moTCI understandable," he ex- p111Md.· • Dor:writnta · l!!d rtl"'. :11' wmo bt•- ··'" l"f -.... 2', nff. S1 • -.:r: ~ I sumj!J&liitd Friday afternoon far:._pram. V .ICerS 'laID In oar em 1a11,."19111id111rjc1at1«oe11n ... t1n1 a 1 • · • . . •• complaint charging a Balboa youth Wiill 'NEW YORK (UPI) -'l'll(o J!lltrolmea were shot to dta(b In Harlem late.Friday night In the third attack ·on policemen in New York City in three ,da)Ji. , . The vtcUms, one bla ck and one white, were identified as Waverly Jones1 ~. of Manhluan and Joseph PlagtntiOJ, :ta, <1f Sulfofk County, Long Isl1nd. Police said both me,n entered lhe police academ)' on the same day-Aug. 1, JtM. They were •hot from the back ta they t.mer&td from an lptrtmtnt buildlnf where they had respOn(ftd to a cAll to • • • • the tlltanllU]aUOn • mUrder · of h I 1 help 1 sick person. PoJJce ·ll.ld"the Call paramour. . , 1 was "legjtirnate." , \ • t •• Jobn J. !'Skip'' Biegun, 21. wtn· pto- The0 slayers reportedly were Wah In& tn btbli be· t.rfal~ Monday af~emoon in ,a while Millltang automotsne ·when the Harbor JIJCllclal District court if al11ota officers appea~. Pi:Htce said the men accqrdinC to schedule. • • got out of the car, walked behind the pa. He la accµaed ol kilhOC Mn. Suslin trolmeo and ·U..n opened lirt. . -t.10!' ~ 11 -!<ltb ..... m ho uv.i Accordinc to the reports. the 1J111lants . at 423 E. U., Ave. -someUme between contlnutd to. fire as the olficel'I Jar In mldntghL Wedpelday and •· a.m.' Thurs the slreel, lhen... to0k the pollcemen'1' re-day. volvtrs ai'ld,sped away in their car; Pollet .answerlnc 1 disturbanoe-call An all-poipta bulletin_w,1.laaled.i.or ~ tooUJa l>rOillor.Thomas B.l•IW'· 24, inlo 1j)prehenslon of the ti\'o IUSpectl. custory onraidrunk charge and plcktd up . ' . (• •• I • , . . John about I · 1.m. on trarrtc violaUon warTanti. · , · Ttity ...,, of lhe type whl1:h must tie terv<d In 'dayUsJ!t hoiln, Nothing ,..med wm>g,' bUt the tldOr Blttun, r~leased after a pert'll In jail. rtturned lo the Sta Level AJ>l'rlmehf.o and· fiund Mn.· CcN!ant doa4' In 'bed. . Ont Initial theoq 'Ill the posaibillty of a fatal drug ovm!Ole, but' prellmlriary po&tmortem exambl1Uon •bowed no ov-vious nm:oUcs. 1 The" e1amln1Uon did sboW U\e. victim hid appt1renUy been 1trangled. whlle htr body alJO bore brul~ allegedly lnRlcted • durln& .a 1qu1bblt the night before. She hid I 1f.month 'old '°"·Who WAS ia~en IO the cow>l1'••Albtrl Sitton Home tn Orange . • -. ···~ Dally Paper TEN CENTS Coast DAIL 'f ,ILOT Ill ff , .... 'IT WILL BREAK US' Welfare Critic Carpenter Income Tax Data Private, Senator Says Governor Reagan should ha ve told reporters "It's none of your damn business" when asked about non·payme:nt of state income taxes lasl year. Dennl.1 Carpenter (R·Newport Beach) told an Anaheim press confertnce Friday. Carpenter said federal and state In· come (ax information is private and should be kept that way. "That infonnation {that Resg1n pald no state income lax for 1970) was n: legally secured and whoever was ruponsible fOr making it public ahould bt ~." hp added. C4"1'nter lMt week called for 1n at.. tarriey general's investigation or how the JnfOrmatiOn leaked. Friday, he sald the Investigation ls proceeding but he did not indicate if any arrests are antlcipated:"- The Orange County Republican said he does ·not believe state legislators should be required ,to make public their asset.ti and sources of income, but that some form of blue·ribbon watchdog committee pootbly could offer control o v et JegislaUve conflict of interest. "The governor shouldn't -and I don't -have to give up total privacy to become a po Ii t l ca I offlce·holder ,'' Carpenter said. Blll.5 'such as one proposed by Assemblyman Kenneth Cory ( 0 • Westminster) -making mandatory pµbllc release of assets and income - "°would ki?ep wealthy and successful peo- ple from ever being elected W poblic of- fice.'' Carpenter maintained . He said he would support a measure providing legislators to issue Income-- asset information to a blue-ribbon com· mittee. If items were questioned, the legislator should have an opportunity to respond privately before the matter was made public, in Carpenler's viewpoint. Countian Killed In Cycle Crash An Anaheim youth died ln a local hospital late Friday less than an hour after he drove his motorcycle head o• into a truck at a Buena Park Intersection. Officers identified the youth as Alan Han.5on, 17. They said his machine was being driven at high speed when it ra n into lhe truck at Crescent and Western. Hanson died in Lincol n Community Hospital. Officers · said the truck driver was not Injured in the colllslon. or .. ge Ceut Weather Look 1 fOf' more or the same, · weatherwlse, on . Sunday with · CllJlld.Y m;ornlng skle~ foll owed by ~ clea'i'tr afternoon and ·temp. erltures hitting 65 along the coast Ind n: further inl,and. INSIDE TODi\ Y Ralp1~ Sto~·· ntw wokt -•em up 1ho10 gtt.s cover .story treat. mtnt (oday in ,TV \VEEK, tnside color Pflqe highlighl.r'the Harlem Globetrotters' and a special kids' 1how a~out a Caterpillar who can't become a butterfly beca.uie he dot4't11t know how to n1akt a coCOon: . AMI l11Hftn 11 All! Aflify' 1 t.IMlrtll ,._ M (...._ltlH 21_.I CM11c1 tt C:tm_,J,... ' C'reltM.,, tt ' 0..111 Mtkt•' It '""'i.lil"""'' , .. ,, ~1,,..ltf Ntwl Quit J .._..,. 11 MIYl'lt 1 .. lf ll:ttl ...... 1-11 ·-·· ,,.,, llwll M1rllt11 1 .. 1, , Vndt L• J ,~ • . . -. - 2 QAIL V PILqT S.tu~, M11 22, 1971 v· QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl "I hadri't paid a.ny &ttention to the answer until the judge !<>Id ua I<> disregard it-now I can't forget i~" British Courts Flawed Model? By TOM BARLEY · Of "'-Cl•llJ l"llot .,.11 MANY LA WYERS and judges who spot my British ac- cent often tell me of their admiration for the British sy11tem or jmtice and the way in which the British criminal Us promptly brought to a fair and invariably speedy trial. I and many o~r British journalists. don't b:elieve the system l\'81 all that fair to the newsman but I. think and always have thought that the Brlti!h court structure and the men who man it are the flneat in the world today. " That said, I sbould be scrupulously fair and reveal with my good friend's kind . permission a letter I had the other day from a British barris~r whose. thoughts on the topic of Britain's courts and their \ability to deal with a growing cut!k>l.d [might have· a grain of comfort for Ameri· ""-""''-"'""" can judges and attorneys. HIS COMMENI'S are cmtered on the ·recent JJPOrt of I Royal Com.miNJ.on (a IOJ1 or na tionwide Gr.mt July) Mdch rtctntl)' Wued a 1,()00..page report on British courb and their role In a IOClety vastly changed from that which Jut established the physical fonn of British jurisprudence. The Royal Commiss.lon found, Nigel Barrington tells me, that between 1957 and 1967 ''22 percent or the cases committed to the higher court.8 for trial took more than ISO days between commJUal and sentence." NOW THAT FACT won't raise many eyebrows in this part or the world but It's the sort of situation that has the BrlU.sh judge and barrister biting chunks out of the court· room panefing in anguish and gloomily _propbesylng the Imminent dem ise of..Jbe British court structure. . And surely many American judges and lawyers who ten me (and I admit it's very nice to hear) that we should Import tbe British system lock, stock and barrel into this country will take heart from the fact that Britain wilf, if . Parliament acc.epta the commission reco~mendation , adopt a system of court structure identical, in many regpects, to that We have here. A BIT OF HISTORY won.'l go amiss at thili p:iint so let's gD back to the 12th ~tury and the establishment of a court system that sWl mainly prevails in BritaKl today. The British assize and quarter session courts are a·· sort of traveling cirCU! with judges moving from city to. town to city on fixed dates, presiding over trials and dis- pensing justice In a manner that has, until the commission report, been unquestioned. Someone has jusl realized that if the courts are perma- nently established In majo r population centers -London, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bristol and Cardiff are J;ug- gested - a great deal of a judge's traveling time can be put 00 better use on the bench. "T HERE WD.L STil.L be: some touring judges who'll use the old syslem to visit secondary towns." Nlgel says. "But everyone in law here: thinks this is a far better plan and much more in line with the system of fixed court5 you've always had In the United States." And, he adds, the commission cited several U.S. court structures in its argument for a revamping of the archaic BritiBh court system. • I could write for a week about the faults of the Amer- ican system or justice. But It's jolly nice to know that my countrymen are sensible enough to spot a good thing . when they see one . . . County Scouts Stage Save Resources Day County Boy Scouts will stage a SOAR. (Save Our American Resource•) Day Saturday, June 5. The naUonal conservation gervices project Is Intended to highlight the need for litter cleanup, Jitter prevention and recyclinl of used materials. Recl•m•tion centers have heen e1t1blished where local Boy Scoui. will depos it 1la11 bottles, 111 types of cans, newrpapers and o l b e r salvageable refuse. Or1nge Coast centers will be Fashion I1!1nd parking lot, Newport Beach: Town and C:OUntry Shoppln& Ce n t e r , HunUniton Beach and Foun- tain V11Jey; S1ddleb1ck Colle1e and Lelrure World, Minion Viejo and El Toro: LaiUnJ Bowl p•rki•I lot, Laguna Beach. and Laguna Niguel Town Center. * * * Scouts Aid Eco-Action Nineteen Senior Girl SCOut troop1 and Explorer Posu will get together today to makt a joint contribution to Eco-Ac· tion : I~ girls and boys will takt over the cleanup of a large portion of Balsa Chica State Beach. From 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m .. lhfl tcenagera will pick up bot· tlu, cans, and other trash lit· terlng the sand, and pile it Bil into gunny 11cks to be trucked away. FOLDll& YllYL tilt SEATS 11.,. 13.16 -Sun. Only 9!' Fold ing .seat, 1w1ng·over ralf. heodrest, pcidded vinyl upholstery,chrom• plat~frome. I ' GIRLS WESTERN JEANS 222 Reg. 2. 96 -Sunday Only Assorted prints and solids with flare bottom leg•. s;,.s 4 • 14. 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Only 1.68 Lets you get o smootlt. ev1n tan, no 1unburn • .,.,..1111 •. ~ 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~;~~·a:~COSTA MESA Harbar ( • ' " • Rattlers Quiet~ But RalUesnakes, the deadly harbingel'I ol spring, art be&iMlng to slither out of the )!Ills along the Orange Coast and more are exi)ected as sunnier days loom ahead. The deadly Californa rattlers love to bask in the sunshine in rocky or grassy areas. Young rattlers are mo~ likely to strike at any disturbanct than are their veteran relatives. So far ratUers have been reported coming o\11 of the hills of San Clemente .and Mission Viejo. Few ' have been 'Two Jailed lt1 Welfare Fraud Case Two Orange Coast women, one of th.em a clerk in a Costa Mesa Bible store , have been charged with welfare fraud in a new roundup by the district altorney's office of nine alleged welfare chiselers. Facing arraignment in Santa Ana municipal courl is Sherry A 11 en e Stockton, 19. also known as Sherry Henderson, 799 Shal imar, Apt. 3, Costa ~lesa. She ·;s accused of defrauding the county welfare department of $946. Also awaiting court action Is Frances t.larie Morales. 24. also known as Frances Rodriguez and F r a n c e s Thornbury. 77~2 Newman, Apt. 4. Hun- tin~ton Beach. She is accused of de[rauding welfare autho rities of $434. Inves tigators claim Mrs. Stockton ob- tained her $946 by claiming Aid to Families with Dependcnl Children funds for two children not living with her dur4 Ing the period she received welfare. Investigators claim the Bible store employe first claimed for one cl:ild end an unborn child in her first appearance at the welfare office. A recent check they assert. di sclosed that the first child was living with relatives and that lhe newborn infant had been placed with other relatives immediately after leaving the hospital. II is alleJ!ed that Mrs. Morales claimed $434 in wel!are funds despite the fact that r;he v.·as being paid support mone y by an unrelated male who was liv ing in the Newman Street home and who was work· Ing throughout the period that Mrs. Morales drew AFDC funds. Welfare lraud charges that brought a i>lea of guilty from Jean Vera Domin11os 42, of 8091 21st St., Westminster, bav1 been revived with the' allegati".ln that Mrs. Domingos fell in arrears with her repayment of $870 illegatly obtained from the welfare department. Mrs. Domingos has been given one week to make up the arrears and avoid a 30-day term in Orange County JaiL The nine arresls revealed Friday by the district attorney's office brought to 35 the number Of county residents who have been hustled into court rW?ntly to face welfare fraud allegations. It is estimated that the amoll!'t of , money embezzled from the county 1n the 35 "cases processed in a crackdown that began Jan. I is at least $25,000. Investigators belie ve that most of it will be recovered in the form of court-ordered restitu tion. • Friday's arrests brought the first male defendant in the welfare cheating crackdown but the charges didn't stay on the dis trict altorney's dossier for very long. Collection agent Dan J . Stalcup, 42, of La Habra, won dismissal of the charges filed against him by immediately setUing the $250 bill contained in his file and agreeing to pay court costs incurred in his prosecution. It was alleged that ht wilheld deta ils of his total income while applying for welfare. OlAN•I COAlt DAILY PILOT " ............. -·-.. c- OltAHGI CO.UT ,Utl.ISHlt+O ltOM'ANY lte~rt N. wte4 ,, .. lllerll .... '""""""" J••k It. C11rley Vic• '"9Wwit •nd ~I M...,.. Tlie111•1 KeeTll llflW Th•"'•' A. M1t111hi11• MIMtl"I l.dlfW Ch1 rl1i H. l•o1 ltlch•r' P, Nill Aulll1n1 MtM•Jnt l.i)Oft sighted to date in the area around the UC Irvine campus~ "But thty're out there,'' warns Gordon ~farsh. curator or the Museum of Biological Sciences at UCJ. .. Usually by this time of year we've had 10 or 1$ calls about rattleanakea. We haven't had a single one this year,'' Pld Marsh. "It's amatlng," he added. Just like humaru:. however. the ratUers will qulck.ly respqnd to I.be changing need Sitting Tall tor availability or food and w:. Mar&b predicts. "They're basically rodent-fttders. AJ their rodent food diminishes, they'll get restless," the UCl biology ex·ptrl 1aid Friday. " "Later on they'll be active a1ain, when they're hunting their mate -'a mate.' rather, -since anyone will do," he quip-I ped. ~farah also suggested people are becoming somewhat blase about the Papier-mache Paul Bunyan dwarfs one of his creators. Mike Wells. in the back yard of Wells' home in Ea st Lansing, Mich . Wells and his roommate, Larry Bumagiel. took eight weeks to build the replica of the legendary lumber~ack out of chicken wire, bolts of cloth and papier-mache. Opening of LBJ Lihra_ry Draws Top Drawer Guests AUSTIN, Tex . (UPI) -Presidenl Nixon heads a list of several thousand government leaders and national per- sonalities in AU$tin today for the opening of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library. Dedication ceremonies for the $18.8 million library complex has also at- tracted Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and such Democratic pr~idential hope· fuls as Sens. Edmund Muskie CO-Maine). Hubert Humphrey CO.Minn), Birch Bayh ([).Ind.), and Henry Jackson ([)..Wash.). F orrner Deputy Must Face Trial On Burglary Rap An Orange County Super ior Court judge refused Friday to dismiss charges. filed against a former sherjff's deputy accused or burglarizing the Miss ion Viejo Country Club but granted the defendant 1t two- v.·eek delay of his tr ial. Judge H. Walter Steiner set June 7 as the new trial date for Frederick Irvine. 42. of La Habra , after refusing to amend charge.s of. grand theft, auto theft, burglary, receiving 1toJen property and conspiracy. Irvine, wko "moonlighted., 11 a securi· ty guard for tM Mission Viejo Co. in his off-duty houri. wAs arrested last Sepl 20 as he and a fellow deputy alleged!)' ransacked the country club's golf shop of golfing equipment and liquor. Johnson and his wife, Lady Bird, In- vited lhe 3.800 guests to 111 outdoor bar- becue following the nationally televised ceremonies. Gaily colon!d tents were erected for the Juncfleon on the lawn ol the 19-acre library site at the Univers,ity of Texas. - Antiwar protesters threatened to dis.. rupt the ceremonies. A group of Vietnam veterans said they would try to get through police lines to return medals, citati ons and "other so-called honors and distinction...'' But Secret Service agents , st.ate. city and camj)US police said demonstrators would not be allowed near the library. The library -a massive, ejght-story monument to Johnson and his "Grul Society" -is the largest. and most ex- pensive ever built for an American prestdent. It will house a 31 -million-page collection of doucmenl.! spann ing Johnson's 34-year public service career, as well as an enor- mous assemblage of photographs, films anct tape recordings covering everything from Johnson's: flop-eared beagles lo the 1969 decision to halt bombing of North Vietnam. The library will be open to the public beginning Sunday. In addition to President and Mrs. Nixon and daughter and son-In-law Julie and David Eisenhower, the guest list In· eludes HOll.W Speaker Carl Albert, Secre- tary ol State William Rogers, Treasury Secrltary John B. Connally. United Na- liOM A~ador George Bush.. Gregory Peck, Hal Holbrook, Van Cliburn, Jose Ferrer. Marian Anderson, Eric Hoffer, Betty Fumes.s and Audrey Meadow1. Prices Rise 3% v'nomoua serpen~. a lt.e~ry n o t necasu11y borne ou& by o t h er authorities:. ..We're st.arilng to ce• calla now," says Earl Lynea, watch commander at the Orange C.OUnty Animal Shelter • "We jusl had one today -unconfirmed yet -in Orange," he explained Friday, saying hls officer in the field hasn't reported whether It was a ra!Ptr or not. "The hot sea.son will btbSi them out:• be predlc:ltd. Out Lynt11 aald homeowners in tbe newly set.Utd south county areas are reporUna: incrwin& numbers of rattlers descen- ding upon their premises. "We're starting to get a lot ln Mi.saion Viejo," 'he explained. "Wt were talking to the auperintendent of the Tustin school district this week,'' Lynes added, saying three of the beady.. eyed reptiles have already been slain on the University High School canwus. Three Laguna Beach area campuses are tracliUonal outposts of rattler ac· DAILY PILOT 3 . - ·There Uvity, wlth a few early arrival• showing up Uke acoul swallows at Capi1trano eacb spring. A poll Friday afternoon revealed things are quiet there too. at least 10 far. "We've killed one," 1aid a 1pokeeman at the Thunton Inttrmediate School campus. "Not yet," said one staff membtr at El Morro Elementary School. ''Nary a one." said a representative at Tep Of The World Elementary School. She sounded not at au disappointed . Draftees to Skip Vietnam? Senate Slates Early Vote on Military Bill A1nendment WASHINGTON (UPI) -SenateJeaders have reached an agreement to bring to an early vote a plan to bar draftees from being sent lo Vietnam after the end ot I.his year. The vote will come Tuesday afternoon when the Senate begins consideration of a series of amendments to a House-passed bill that would erlend the mllitary draft for two years. An agreement on consideration or the amendments was reached Friday. How- ever, freshman Sen. h1ike Gravel (0- Alaska) said he had not given up h~ plan to fili~uster if necessary to prevent the draft extension from being enacted. The prtsent Jaw expires tlune 30, and t.he Nixon administration wants to tie the two-year el(.tension to military pay boosts It is hoped will result in an all· volunteer army by 1973. Federal F!!.nds To Help Build Laguna Park? Development of Laguna's Main Beach Park should qualify with a'high rating for SO percent Federal funding under the Land and Water Conservation Act of 1965, the City Council was advised this week. City manager Lawrence Rose and ad· min.islrative' assistant Al Autry n!ported oo. their meeting with officials of ~ Department of Interior's Bureau of OUl· door Rettealion and said they had been encouraged to file an application for the federal funds. The application must be tiled by July 1 with the state Department of Parks a.nd Recreation. whose director, William Penn ~foll, adminlsteh the i>rtlfail for California . Dollar amount of the ap- plication has not yet been worked out. Funds available under the program are 60 percent reimbursable funds for the ac- quisition and development of just such projects as the Main Beach Park, ac· cording to Autry. "The indication is that the project would not only qualify but would appear to have a very hi11h rating," Autry said. ''It Is a regional facility and would meet the criteria for regional parks as a four· acre extension of the I I-acre Heisler Park." The agency applying for !he fund is re- quired to finance 100 percent or the eriUre project, Autry said. After completion of the project, 50 percent or the cost is re imbursed. However, progress rayments can be made for approved segments of the project as they are completed, he added. According to Autry, the funds cannot be granted !or prior expenditures. so reimbursement of the original cost of the beach more than $3 million would be out of lhe question. Application can only be made for future acquisition and develop- ment of the park facility. House Ransacked; $1,150 Loot Gone Laguna Beach police are investigating a burglary this week in which a house was ransacked and $1,150 in cash and merchandi5e taken. Officers said entry to the home of Geraldine Crow, 1505 Coral Drive, was gained through an unlocked 11iding glass door sometime between 9 a.m. and noon . The homeowner told investigators that $650 in cash, a pistol and a set of an- tique sterling silverware were t!ken from the house. Sen. Gaylord Nelson (0.Wis.), is the sponsor of the amendment that woUld bar the sending of draftees to Vietnam after Dec. 31, 1971. It will be the second time the Senate l\as voted on the Issue. In 1967, the Senate defeated, 75 to 2, a similar proposal made by Sen. Ernest Gruening <D-Alaska). The Senate will vote later Tuesday on a proposal by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (0-Mas!.) to kill a Nixon administration request for A $3.000 bonus to men who volunteer for Army combat job,s. Wednesday &nd Friday the Senate will vote on amendments that would shorten the draft extension . One calls for a one- year extension and the other tor length- en~ lhe draft by JS months. 'The amendments 11lso call !or raising rrJlitary pay by $2.6 billion. Scientist Claims On June 4 th e Senate ·will consider an amendment to force disengagement from Vietnam by next Dec. 31. This ls upeet• ed to trigger renewed debate over Am- erican policy in Southeast Asia. Gravel, who had tied up the Senile when it started considering lhe draft ex- lension issue, worked out an agreement Friday with Sen. John C. Stennis (0- Miss.), chairman o( the Sena le Armed Services Committee, for consideration of the amendments. The agreement limits debate on each amendment to one hour. Earlier Friday SteMis r;aid he would abandon the principle o( a lifetime and vote to place a limit on debate if a fili- buster over the draft developed. He said he would do so because it was es.seotial to national security. 1st Three Years Basic To Behavior Patwrns NEW YORK IUPI ) -Or. Reginald S. Lourie tells fellow scientists seeking the basics of human behavior that their fron· tier is the first three years of a person'• life-and before. He had in mind that we were all nine. months old when we were born. In thal time there could have been telling events. Jf. for example. then was stress when an organ or organ sys tem wa1 forming . A threatened oxygen skortage, perhapa. There was reaction. If stress continued, reaction became paLterned. Did that pat• Coast 'Raiders' Trek 20 Miles To Raise Funds ~1embers of the Orange Coast College Nader's Raiders say they expect a turn· out of 500 for their walkathon Sunday . The wlk will cover a 20-mile course beginning on the college campus and going through Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley before returning to Costa ~1esa. A spokesman for the organization said the walk was organized to raise money for expan sion of the campus recycling fa cility and to publicize their concern for the area ecology. The event is open to interested residents. It will begin in the OCC park· P ing lot off Adams Street at 7:31) p.m .. with a late starting time o! 8:30 a.m. for stragglers. Area businesse1 that have already t>ledged funds IO the group are Chapman, Phllips. Brandt and Associates. 1rchitects and planners: Baxter and Cicero. sailmaker!; Ron Greenwood Insurance, and Larry and Louise Blinkhern Insurance. The OCC Nader's Raiders Is a group lhal was formed after an appearance by Ralph Nader at the school two months ago. Ac tor King Succumbs NEW YORK (UPI) -Dt.nnis KiRg, whose versatility on the Broadway sta11 enthralled several generations of theater- goers, died Jafe Friday nlJht ~ a heai:t condition at New York University Hosp1· ta!. He was 73. , tern imprint the reaction that the organ or organ system has to stress In later life? Increasingly, said Lourie, science .find' reasons for suspecting that in this period before birth are the clues to an un- derstanding of the psychosomatic pr~ blems of children and adults. More knowledge would be useful because "we are learning that pathological or potentially destructive defensive responses can be modified or retrained later." Lourie called this bud- ding &:ience "behavioral embryology." But the first three yeart of human life fs the nearer, more acetsslbll froht.ie and, Lourie said, science is neglecting it. ln those years may be mental twista that lead to .. violence, crime. racism, • nonleamers who become the unemployed, and the personality characteristics ol h opclessness, helplessness, passivity, dependency, apathy, a Ii en al Jo 11, suspiciousness and depression In our in- ner cities. • Let scientists seeking human behavioral basics get busy and "most profitably open a--new frontier." l.4lllie urged. He is professor of psychiatric pediatrics at George W a s h I n g to n Unive.rsity. Washington. D.C. his report ii being circulated by the A m er J ca 1 Psychiatric Association. Mom, Daughter Both Sentenced On Drug Counts A woman who allegedly admitted to ar- resting officers that she enrolled her 19- year-old daughter as her accomplice In • drug selling racket has been sentenced to 90 days in Orange County Jail. Her daughter got 60 days from Superior Court Judge James F. Judge on identical charges of selling marijuana to an un- dercover officer. Judge Judge ordered the jail terms for 1'-frs. Edith Trammer. S3, formerly ol Buena Park and now of Los Angeles, and her daughter, Stephanie. with the co~ ment that Mrs. Trammer's attitude towardJ drugs in general and marijuana 11pecifically ,;is sllghUy incredible tor a person of her age." Investigators said the mother en· couraged her daughter to regard drug use "as normal .as eaUng your dinner" and helped the girl to arrange sales of marijunna to both adulta and teenagers. Irvine's companion surrendered when confronted by fellow officers but Irvine allegedly commandeered a patrol car and led investigators on a high speed chase that ended in Riverside County with the assertedly berserk deputy holding 11 gun to his head and threatrning to commit suicide. 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Defense atLorney Clifford Schaffer argued Prlday that Irvine had bee.n wrongly Jdentifled on 1ev1ral occasions In and around the golf shop and had been dt5Cribed as wearing a yellow jf!ckel lhat actually was worn by co-defendant Arthur Duncan. Judge Steiner rejecled the 1rgument and ordered trvine to face trial on charges approved by thf! Or&nge Counly Grand J'ury. A Boy for Franciosa LOS ANGELES (UPl)-Rill FrantlOP . wife cl actor Tony Franciosa, gave birth to • boy at Cedars (I{ Lebanon Ha«pi~l Friday. 1'ht Nby whtch weighed 1cven pounds and aeven 11nd 1 hill ounces, wa1 not Immediately named . .• .. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Nixon Adm inistration J, balllna 1 1lowdow• In the rate of increase of the cost of living as solid evidence I.hit it la ketplng i!A pledge to control inflatiOfl. The government reparted Friday thllt eonsu mer prices rose at an a11nu1l rate of three percent In the first four months of this: year. lhe idowtst pacf! since 1967. Whitt Hoose Press Secrel8ry Ron1ld L. Zitgler said lhe report was "the best news about prices for some time." LI· bor ~rd.ary Jamta D. Hodgaon also said the report shows: Important progress. Adm!nistration pollllcal 1trt11legiltl are counting on a declining inflation rate to defust at leasl part Of the economic ls:sue which they a5iUme Democrata will throw at President Nixon if he 1eek3 tteltetioft nert year 11s expected • ' ZleaJet emphasized that °f Wee per· cent inflation rate wa1 only about hall of the increase Jn the cost of living recordtd last year. But a close examination of the fl:-1m !!how the ptrformance IO far thb year !1 good only when compared aga inst 1968. 1961 and 1110. A three percent rate of Inflation I'! more than twice as high llS the annual average for 1959 through 1965. 1'h8l per· • Jod includes the last two years of the Eisenhower 1dminlstration1 all of the Kf!nnedy 1dminlstrlltion and the first two years of the Johnson administratJOft. The Labor Department said lt1 gauge of consumer prict1 wt1s 120.2 in Aprll. That means it cost $12.02 tn April to buy the 1ame variety of goods and service• that aJUld have. been obtJifltd !or a -'LO bill in 1967. That I-a 20 ptreent In· 1Tean In a little more than three years. The cosr of llvlne w(teased about sll . perctnt l11st -year !oUowlna a 5.3 percet1t Increase in 1969. Jn 1963 the advance was 4.6 percent. The 1967 rate wa, 2.1 percent, about lhe pace for thl! um foot months of lh ls year. Unt!mployment has been runnin& at 'bout 'Iii percent of the work force so far this year. 'TbaL Is the bllbe•t Jobleu rate 3ince 1961. But while the unemployment rate for the fir!lt four months of this year L!i about tqual to 1981, lnllaHon now Is three limes as bid. 1be cost ot l1vin11: rose 011ly one patent ln 196:1. Jn a related development~ the Com· merce Department re~ted "rlday that ntW orders for durable manufactured good• decUnfil two percent last mo"th to $31.l billion. Some economists consider nevt orden for durables UI be an lmpo~ ant bellwether of future ecOftomic changes. WASHINGTON <UP!) -Nlne- year~ld Jtff Clark of West Linn, Ore .• has seRt Con,rw bis plan for salving the aolld w11te dlsposal problem. In a letter to Sen. Robert W. Piickwood (R-Ore.), J t fr summed up his propoial in just 27 wordl. "Dear Senator."' he wrote, "f have a plan to git rid ol aarbage. "Fill tankl of garbage and take the tank.II of a•rbage up in a rocket and drop It and whttl ll goes through the atmosphere it burns up.'• The letter was signed simply "JeU Clark, nine years old.'' "Perhaps It's a little way out, but It's original," Packwood 11ld. "I like II." • ( • • • * Sa1urday, lt'lay 22, 1971 4 DAILY PILOT Kids Dissent · I • Pulpit and Pew . -I Church Reshapes '. Lulbtru Qurcll Of The Mailer. 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar offers two hours of woshlp al 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday Church Schoo l and Bible Classes are held at JO a.m. A class of young pe~ pie wlll be presented to the congregation in the order for corlfirmation at II. Dr. Wm . R. Eller ~·Ill de!i\'er the messa.ge "Christ's lnd"·elling Love". A speeial service of "'orshlp "'iU be held at the Park Lido (Flagship l con- valescent hospi tal at ~:30 p.m. Rev. Al Jacobs, former minis ter of the Lutheran Free Church and the An1erican Lutheran Church will be giv- ing his testimony about the Baptism in thfl Holy Spi rit at the Costa r.1esa Foursquare Church, 1734 Orange Ave. on Sunday Evenlne at 1 p.m. Rev. Robert Jacob! is Pastor and no r el a tionto the guest speaker. He "'ill speak on a new sermon series for the next two Sundays. T he message in the 11 a.m. \Vorship Service this Sunday 'A'ill be ... The Chrlstian's Rela· tlonship To His Leaders and Brethren" Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with departmental openings for Pre-Schoo I, Primary and Juniors. The Jr. High. Sr. High and Adult classes meet in their class rooms. "Soul and Body'' is the topic (If the lesson-serm on to be presented at all Chri stian Sciente churches S u n d a y . Area churches and service times include : C()s\a !\!esa Flrat Church of Chrl1t, Scien· tist, 2880 ~1esa Verde Drive, 9:15 and 11 a.m.: Huntington Beach First Church, Sib and Olive St.. 9:30 and 11 a.m.; Newport Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido, 9:15 and 11 a.m. and Second Church of Newport Beach, 3100 Pacific Vie v1 Drive, Corona de! htar, 10 a.m. Cbri1t Cbape1, a member or the Universal Fellowship of Atetropolitan Churches, is a legally chartered church serv· ing the homosexual com· munity of Orange County. It meets at 7 p.m. Sundays al the Unitarian Universalist Fel\ow:ihip Church, 12a!I Vic- toria St., Costa t.tesa. Sermon i! "The Prisone r's Escape.·• Christ Lu theran Church, 760 Victoria St.. Costa ~1esa. hold~ Sunday services at 8: 15 and 11 a.m. with the sermon this week "God's Answer for Tension''. Sunday School and Bible classes are at 9:30 a.m. Sermon title at Glad Tiding! Assembly of God, 15th and Monrovia St. Newport Beach. is ·•Man After God's Heart" at 11 a.m. At the fi p.m. service. the sermon is '·The Salt and Light Co." Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. Family Worship 1n the "Square·• will be held by Fairview Bap tist Cbutt b. 2525 r·alrview Road . Costa !\lesa with Rev. !\1elvin Taylor preaching. The church has taken a unique slep for 1'1emorial Day w e e k e n d . \Vor&hlp for Sunday the 30th v.·UJ be held at 7:31l p.m. Th ursday so church-goers can attend both services and enjoy a long weekend. Chri1tlan ScltntiJts are con· cerned about the problem or alcoholism. Four people who had scriou.s drinking problems ~·Ill tell the story of their heal· ing on a special world-wide radio program under auspices of the church headquarters in Boston. It will be heard Sun· day morning at 7: IS a.m. on KOCftt-FM 103.J and also on KFl·AM at 9:15 a.m. and Kfl.1PC-A~t at 8:4.S am. Ne"·port Unity C h u r c h , meeting Sundays in the Senior Citizens Building. 15th and Irvine A\•e., Ne"·porl Beach, holds se rvices at JO and 11 :15 a.m. with the sermon :·An Age--0ld Problem'' by Re v. Loren Dale Flickinger. A \Ved- nesday Singspiration wiU be held this week at 7:30 p.m. in the Senior Citizens Building. Re-1urrection L u t b e r a n C'burcb , 9812 H am i I lo n Avenue. Huntington Beach. schedules Morning \Vo rship at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley, Pastor, wiU speak on ··The Ternpering Power of Love." Sunday School for grades two and abo ve at 9 a.m. Nursery care th rough first graders at 10:30 a.m. Adult discussion group at 9 a.m. ··An Earth S hakin g Prayer'' is the sermon subject at Harbor Chr istian Church. Disciples or Christ, meeting Guest Speaker ''Let's Choose· Heaven Here" is the topic of a lecture to be presented by Grace Bemis Curtis of Pittsburgh under the sponso rsbip of the First Church of Christ. Scientist, Costa J\.fesa. The lecture on cultiva· lion of a full, impartial Jove \vill be heard at 8 p.1n. Tuesday at Estan· cia High School. It is open to the fublic. New Pa.tor •·what Can God Do for Me~" was the topic of a sermon presented li1ay 5 by Elder J oseph F. J effreys. newly ap- pointed pastor of the Newport· Costa li1esa Seventh-day Adventist church. Pastor Jeffreys comes to t h e local church with a broad ministerial background on the East Coast. Most recently, he \Vorked in Orange. He now plans to build a ne\v church each Sunday al H a r p e r _h_e_r_e_. ------- Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St .. Costa r-.1esa. Sunday School is at 9:45; Worship at 10:4.S. Dr. D. W. McElroy is the minister. The sermon subject for Sun· day. at Corona Del Mar Com· munity Cb ar t b , CGn1re1a· tional, 611 Heliotrope A\'e .• will be entitled "The Common Sense or Jesus." To b~ presented by Dr. Philip G. i1urray. \Vorship servicel are at 10 a.m. with child care pr~ vided. Church School is also al 10. Cotta ~1e1a Flr1t A1sembly of God starts Church School classes at 9:30 a.m. every Sunday mornin(. In the Morn- ing Worship Service that begins at 10 :50. Pastor Ed Phillips will deliver a sermon entitled, "Persecuted but not Talk Slated Joyce Landorf, renown· ed Christian authoress. musician and speaker will lecture and sing at King of Glory Lutheran Church in Huntington Beach Thursday at 6:30 p.m. She has \vritten t"'o books a nd has tra· veled around the \vorld preaching and telling the story of Christia n· ity irl her life. The event at the church is a mother -daughter celebration. Forgotten." Pastor Phill ips "'ill also speak in the 1 p.m. service. Tht r.tesa Verde UDlttd l\tedlodlst Church. 1701 Baker Street , Costa r.1esa, will have ll'·o Sunday morning worship servicts at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer has selected as his sermon topic ··Abiding Realities''. T h e (5« PULPIT. Pa1e 51 To Recall Youth ROCHESTER. N. Y. (APl - United Presbyterians a re trying to relashion their ways to woo the young back into the fold. But some of the young outsiders have their own ideas about how to do it. The attitude of the outsiders was voiced today by con- tingen t.s or the ' . J e s u s Movement'' beseiging th e denomination's policy making ~neral Assembly. "\Ve feel the church has neglected the emphasis on confronting people prrsonally with Jesus ChrisL." said a neaUy drwed. 1nuslached spokesm an for the group, Dfn· ny Ryoberg of San Diego. Another bearded . d c n i m clad youth called Koala Bear from Berkeley, passed out copies of one of the mov- ment':i mu !tip l yin g un· derground newspapers. "Right On."' "We came here to show y,·hat Christ is doing in our Jives and to try to gel the chu rch to preach the simple, personal gospel," he said. He said 200 Jesus "streel people" from across the na· tion will be here this weekend . The: movement. formally called the Christian Liberation Jo'ront, stresses direct, old .style evangelism. It h as i.-pread widely in \'arious fonns among youth in many communities. Its incursion here came as representatives of the 3.1 milhoo member denomination moved to involve more youths in Church government and regain participation of those who have quit the Church. "We have been •.. failinJ lo give our young people the saving vision or our Lord _of Hre:· a committee report said. "It 1s because of our likeness to lhe world thal many young people are look· ing for a salv ation outside our \\'alls." But the report added that "a new and differen t period may already ha\·e begun as a rt5Ult of young people's influence, bringing a new sense of vitali· ty into the Church. celebrating Chrisl's presence in life." The assembly approved 1 p!an. subject to ratification by regional presbyteries. t n assure that at least a fifth of tfieir assembly representatives_ "'ould be under 26-either a.s advisers or voling de\egate:i. The denomination's n e '' moderator. Mrs. Louis H. Stair, the first woman lo hold the top post. said sh e hoped 'the Church would res pond to the youths' plea that it "ex- press the fai th more clearly and with joy." - ·But she said she had some misgi\'ings about the "Jesus Moven1ent"' people 's "preoc- cupation ~·ith themsel\'es." "It's their turning inward .'' ''Thal always can be a disturbing thing. The gospel turns us out !() others." ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fifteenth e nd Monrovie, Newport B••eh 9:45 A.M. -Sund•y School 11 :00 A.M. -Dr. George Wood, Spe•king 6:00 P.M. -Dr. George Wood, Spe•king FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Co1ta Mes• -548-3761 [, W. PhiU;p1, P11f1r 9:10 A.M.-Ch11rch Schiel 10;10 A.M.-P .. ter Phllllin 1,.-llln9 "PffMC1t..i l11t Nat Dinerted" Jr. & Pre·Scheol Ch11rch N111'1ery C•ra Awalleble 7:00 P.M.-P•1tor Phillipi Speolth19 "G>r111111ll 11"11111t For le•l••I'• N..,.rt•M .. Pr•·khoal -At•• 21/t ·S -6:JO A.M. te l :JO P.M. Ph•• -641-2J2J HARBOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Coat• Mesa 541-4704 V. L. HlllTWICK., •11111t JIM llHOLI TON, Mlnloltr ti Ye.11tt •Ol l!ll.T I!. SISTtG. Mlnl1lt r ef Educllietl Cl.IL Qt;HTll T, MlllllNf 11 M111IC -SUNDAY SllYIClS - 9:41 A.M.-S11116•r S<lleel 10:10 A..M.-"Whr Sho11ld Hie Cll11rcll l1i1t7" Serrt111l'I i.r '•t•r 7:00 P.M.-"A Str1111tlll' 111 Hff•t11" Sermon b'f l'ator COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL •r•ld!NI -Kln•.,..1t11n -INlrntfllttJ -C~ll• C1•e FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON , COSTA MlSA GI 0.101 l(GUlll, '''"' l ible Slucly encl Procl11n1l ;on , ,, , 10 :45 1,m, S1111d•'I' School •• ':JO •·"'· F•rnily G•th•r1 • • 7:00 11.111. Clii lclrrn1' Wo11hip S•r,.ic1 • , , ... I 0:45 e.m. OLD FASHIONED PIAYIR MllTING -WEDNESDAY-7:JO P.hl. l'll•11e 64Z·•111 N111MrY Alwep A••ll•b'- AllenJ lhe C/iu1·c/, o/ 7}oi11• Choice Seventh· Day Adventist Church 271 Awoce6o St., Ceste M.,. Jlllft IM-•kt, "'"" ·-=......,,. S. .. ileth School • • • • 9:JO •·"" Me111i119 Werihip., ll:OCI •·• Pr1yer M11tin9 W1d., 7;JO p.111. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Street at Orang•, Costa Mesa -548-5303 Sttllt!TUAL llJ! CONFIRENC! Dr. Jell'let ledt111d, M•ell• l lble llutlt11t11 A,111 25·JO, 1971 l1111t1y. t,11, ll:M • m. 1;tl ,,1n.-T1111. •M Wtll .. 7:N l ·"'·-l'rl., J:)I ,,111. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IUNCHIS Of THI: MOTHll CHUICH THI flRST CHURCH OF CHllST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON. MASSACHUsms "Soul And Body" SUNDAY , MAY 23rd Costa Mesa-First Church of Chir1t, Scienti1t ltto M•M Yer• Dr •• c .. ,.. M••• S111n4l•y S<tl•el-f:1S A.M. Ch11rctl Senk• -11 :00 A.M. RMdhit Reem, 2110 M-Yer4e Dr. Huntington Beach-First Church of Chri1t, Scientist lttl &-Oli••· H1111tf11tt•ll l••ch S11114l•'f Sche•I-•:30 &-11 :04 A.M. Ch11f1tl -9:JO It 11 :00 A.M. INdl"t Room -221 Mei11 St. Newport Beach-First Church of Chri1t, Scientist llOJ Yl11 lftle, N•wpert IMCh Church &-S1111dey Scheel-9:11•11:00 .A.M. RHdl11t It•-· JJIS Yle Ude Newport Beach-Second Church of Christ, Scienti1t ' 1100 P•cifk View Dr., C11re11e llfel Mer Ch11rc'll It S1111d11y kheol -10:00 A.M. leodl111 Ree111 -JSOO·I Ce•lf Hwy. We>lf. lw•11l111 le1tlme11y Mftti•tt -IP·"'· -All Ch11r1h" All art cord1ally invittd to atLtnd tht church Jcruices and enjoy the pnvittQts of the Reod tng Rooms Chlld Cara PrewidH AT ALL SIRYICIS Of HEWPO•T IEACH -(Dlsclples1 Mftth11 R .. 11l•rly Herper lleme11t•r, khe•I 425 I. Jltft St., Cnt• M"• Church School ..... !11ornin g \Vorslup . 9:45 AM. 10:45 A.M. N11n11ry Core Prowicfell Phon" 642·2725 Min ister: Dr. D. \V. !IIcElroy CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA letw ... H•rbor ••d fell"'l'iew SUNCAY MO PNINS l ll LE STUDY ••••••••. ,, .• , 9:41 A.M. SUNCAY MORNING WORSHIP I COMMUNION , • 10:41 A.M. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ..... , . , , ••. , •• .. . 6:00 P.M. WEONCSOAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY . , , , , •• , ••• , 7:10 P.M. NUltSERT C.t.R[ PltOYIDID w. Wh it HHri11tto11 Mini1!1 r Jeh11 lee11•rd Mu1ic•I O<r•(!11 Phon•: 645°3191 Day or Night FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH M•in & Ad•ms Strefits Huntington lfeach M•rnint W•rshi• •.......•... ••••••.••. t :lO I It :00 •·"'· l iille Sche•I •••••••. ':45 •·"'· Ye11tli Gre upt •••.•• 6:00 p.m. Ev•nint Wenhi• , , •• 7:00 •·"'· Nuuerv c•,.. ••ovldt'd •t •II ••rvlcu Olllct . '3'-l.Yt Dii i 0.~o!lon i:M-tSle FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Victorie Ir Plecenfie Aue. Coit• Me1e Jell'ln I. Pler<'f Mlnl11tr Rellale McH11tll Yeullt Ml11!11tr E1r1f W"ll'll' , t :31 1.rn. a1ai. 1~11etl • t :H '·"'· Mltlllnt W11Ml1 lt:41 I .In. Ytlllll Of'loll•I ... 6 1.rn. v........ ... . . . .. 1 •• m. Nurst ru Care Provided 14t-4771 J41·6J41 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wel'lllil' -10 A.M. Ch11rch Sch••l-10 .A.M. 644 . 7400 Neivport Unity LOii.iN 0. ,LICKINQlll., Mlnllltt Deyetie••I S.nka-10 A.M. & 11 :15 A.M. S11n,1v Schoel for .H •t•• -1:45 A.M. 15th•"' 11"'1'11111. Hewpert l e•ch Office -'46·5111 DIAL·A·l'•AYIR 64 .. 06J9 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcom•s You. ST. JAMIS, JJlf Yle Llcf•, N-p•rt leecll 7:10 A..M. -Hely l11cll•tllt x 9:00 A.M. -'911111, Wenhlp 11 :00 A.M. -Alteniete Heir C11m111v11I•• & Me r1l111 Pr•yer Mld·Wffk Hely Cem1111111l•11 & H••ll111 s.,.1c111 T11..Uy -1 O:JO A.M. Wed11"d11r-1:00 P.M. Clllld C•re •t 9:00 A.M. Th lew. J11h11'. AJM, II. Reeter -Pl'lolM: 67S·OZ10 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE , 2043 Orange Ave .. C.M. S11nd•p 7:JO & 9:JO Ch11rcll khoel -9:JO Tllvnll•'f•: 6:JO • 10 •.m.; Hely D••1111 •••11Kff Ylc•r, Tll• l••· Johll W. D1111el .. • -Pllo11e 141·lll6 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 791 Dover Or. LI 8-lOl I n. IH. JMtet 6 . lleln, '''"' Tlrie I••· l•••hl Wlllte, A11l111nt "•11tr E•rlv Worthip 1:00 '·""· Chr i1ll1" Ecl uc•t:on •:tS •·"'· F11liwe Wenhi• 101)0 •·"'· Nur.sery Cart Available WELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pe cific View Or. Coron• d•I Mer DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phone 644-2664 9:00 A.M. P•mlly Wel'lllt11 10:00 A.M. 511114•• Ch11rcll Scheel 1 l :00 .A.M. Fettive Wetsl'll, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH c HR 1 s T L u.T..~ .. ~ ~'~' N c Hu R c H SABBATH SER VICES llOI Cliff DllYI, NIWPOltT IUCH 760 Ylcterle St .. Ce"• M~• RELIGIOUS SCHOOL A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU L•tt. ~·4~=:· "•~r h b fi I Or. Walter Peg•,· Paitor w1"11i. Stnrl HJ: 1:1• 1-n A..M. Sufld•" kt!Mlr t ·1e A..Nt. ar or re orm temp e • Adu" •1~11 c11 •• , .,IO l..M. S111H1., k.Hiel-9:41 A.M. Wersklp-11.A.M..•7 P.M. CHllSTIAN lllMINTAaY SCHOOL 141·6166 ~AB81!ERNAA OP,KING 1 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11rlll!5!~~~~~'":~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~ rntt1ing at St. Jama Eplscooal Chureh o 3209 Vii l ido, Nrwpott Bt1eh PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHUltCH ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive Univer1ity P•rk, Irvine R ... H~ N. Nler-1111 S_..y Sch••i-9:00 .A.M. t:;11Jter S.nk• -9:00 A.M. F•11'llly S.nlce -IO:JO A.M. IJJ.1211 N111WfY C•r• IJJ.J246 A Cordi1l Welcome from THE UNITED . METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Hu11tin1Jlon lt•c~ Wel'lhl,._11 :IS A.M. FIRST UNITED .. METHOD IST CHURCH St. Mkll .. 11 lplM.,.1 Cllarcll 2721 17th St. 5J9.J5l7 M•r111Mft• et Pacific View Dr, Cere119 4el Mar S111.,ic11 -9:15 I 10;)0 Nuro•rv C••• All Mofn;l'IO Plle11e: 671·0950 Church School -•:1 5 Coile M•1• Hu11lin1Jlon l•1ch -North FIRST UNITED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 1 t th St. I H1rb11r l lvcl. 6662 Heil Av•. 142-4461 Ch11rch Worship -,,JO I 11 Church School-9:30 W1111h ip I Church Schaal 541.7717 'I 10:30 A.M. C111Je M••• North lr.,ine -E•lt l !uff MESA VERDE UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH M11• V•rcle I l•~•r St, l ll-11Jl 549-271 , 11422 Culver Re•d W•11lii• I Cliurch Sch oe l •t Univ1rolty O"vt ':00 I IO:J O A.M. Wor1hip I Church Sch••I '' 10:10 A.M Founl1in V1ll•v L•'Jun• •••ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 11125 l 111h 1rcl 21 612 We1!1y Driv1 9b2·259l '" Sour~ L1911111 W1rihip ' Church School W11r1hip i nd t :JO A.M. Church Scho ol-10 A.M. 499-JOll N1wport le1ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. ll•lb111 l lvcl . 671-JIOS Wor1hip-•:l O A.M. Churc h Scheo1-9:l0 I It A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Chrisf Church Presbyterian 20112 M .. eell• I NMr All•-1 H1111t1.,t1111 IMcti lew. D .. 9'd L lebem. P .. ter S1111lley Wetship: 9:JO A..M. Cl11111rch khee1: 10:45 .A.M. Office: 20112 M.,11.tl• St. f'ho11e: '''·4•40 Church of the .C.avenant 2151 h lnlew IHd •• c .. ,.. Mete 1,.. A. Ktnle, Petter S•llfey W•l'llllp: 9:JO • 11 A.M. Cll•~ll kho•I: 9:JO A.M. PltllN: 145-4)04 Community Presbyterian Church 41 1 Fe,_t ,t..,.11 .. , L .. 1111• leecll Dr. D•ll•t A. T11r"', P•t•r Sw1141iy W•nhl,: 1:4S . 9:)0 • 11 A.M. Ch11rch Selle•!: 9:Je Pheff: 4H·71S5 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. AttdreWI Reff, Newpert 1-cll ~ Clri•1'H HMl!.rt Dleretiflehl. Pettet W11nhl11 & Ch11tch Jchael: I , 9:JO & 11 A.M. n-: 646·7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church CIHMf Je ... _ a f~l11f1 Drift, Cet•M ;.r M., J.,.... 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C•llMIY-91.,. flll .... ~. fer the ul'lre Herbor Are• 611 WHt HemRt111, Celt• MHe All J ewlth f,1r1li11 •1• i11.,il•d le i••ll u1 i~ • lrul.,. ,...,"i ~9f~I SA.II.A.TH IYIHING SllYIC!I FRIDAY •t 1111 P.M. Spltlt1111I t...dof -•etilll Ci•"o11 G11ed J11e1 646·1S1 T .... 1. 5~•••11 Chol• -O~•'I Sh t bet 141·14)2 C•~I Of" ll1tnt !I f11l'llt llkk Or Ive. ReY. l lcll S.111•IJ••· , .. ,., t :JO A.M. Sunday School for all .... 11 :00 A.M. Mlfnlo9 Wortlilp NUllllllY CAll l "110'+'1010 A.f tOTH HOUJll iflr l~lefflllfltll c.tlttrflll'lt O!~lf MMtl~lt C•H ll).INJ THE CHURCH FDR YOUR FAMILY •lllll•ltf ... tlle 111110 ••trtl cnflnMI J , CHURCH 0' RELIGIOUS SCIENCE If N..,.11 •-II Mllft Mr CJll~rtll •f U11llM Clluftll Jltli11W1 IC!tm:e, Ltl Ant1lt1 t UNDA'I' SlllY!Ct ll:N 4.M. Mlnl•lt' •• Albl!•I l urkt. I .I (.F TM e allL.L Cl.UI OJ NIW"O•r ltACM 111 httlM ........... . t ' I Y•rt• • ., Yet'lll l rpesltl•• ef Msnhew 1 J •••.. , •••• .... 1.111111 c ... ,,.r .. . ........................ . -i:tUTM ••ou•S Jo• ALL .... S.r"'e"' ., Dr. Cllwrln L 'el•hrt COAST BIBLE CHURCH lO:OOA.M. l ':JO P.M.. • M.AICO POISTll JR. HI. SAH JU.AN CAPISTRANO· 4•1·1•4t 4t"4•1141 IJM407 ' ' • ' . • • , S1t11rdAY. M1y 22. 1~71 DAIL V '1LOT $ Pulpit and Pew Mesa Baha'is Mark Worldwi~e Holy ·Day 1 Coat111ued fr nm Past 4 I Church School will meet 1t I a m. for nursery through high school. end at 10:30 a.m. for nursery through sixth grade. At 3 p.m. there will br an afternoon recognition Concert and Talent Show by all members or the Cherub and Chorister Choirs. Come and 11how your appreciation to these children for ' job well donr throughout the year of 11tudy in choir music under the direction of Mrs. Le 1 Ii e Jot>oston. Al II p.m. Dr. Ken- neth John6lone will conclude hiz lecture-discussion meetings on "Human Com· munication". Hill topic fnr this evening will be "F'N:e To Be." .o\11 members and friends of the church and community are inviled to a11end . In lbe Science of lt1ind Nursery care Is also provided durlng lht· early service. The Church nf Religious Seienct also sponsors lectures in Leisure Wnrld on Thursdays at 10 a.m. Dr. Gerherd ls the lecturer. Temple Hillel, a con· servatlve temple in Hun- tington Beach. v.•Jll be holding a special service on Friday at 8 p.m. Television star Jerr f>~ogel will conduct 11 Religious Academ ic Competition. The confirmation class of Temple Hillel will compete with the confirmalion class of the I n t ercommunitv ~tethodist Church. StrviceS will be con- ducted at lhe Intercommunlty Methodist Church. 6662 Heil Ave.. l-luntington Be a ch, Services will be conducted by Rabbi Pincus Goodblatt and Cantor Paul Levins. 'fhe Unitarian·Unlversallst Church. 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, will be presenting Or. Steven Fritchman as guest speakl"r this Sunday al the 10:30 1'.m. service. Dr - Fritchman. Minister Emeritus al First Church in Los Angeles and now part-time minister at the Palm Springs . Church is respected among Unitarian- Universalists for his rare socl11l hour will follow. On Wednesday evening at 7:30. Rev. Gupt ill wlll continue his discussion on •·Billet reading", Everyone 15 invited to remain for the E.S.P. mwage circle t.J111t follows. On Sunday, both the past.or of Firlit Baplisl Church , The Hev. ~1r. Willis J. Loar and our Semlniary Student, Mr. Richard Fiske. wlll bring the message. ''Timothy and Paul , Co-Laborers'', tn the worship service at 11 a.m. The church ls located at 6lh and Orange, Huntington Beach. The even. ing service at 6·30 p.1n. \\'ill have as the speaker, Rev. Paul Edl'l'ards, A s soc i ale Director or Camps a n d Conferences at the Southern Calif. Baptist Con vention. The BYF's atsn meet at 6:30 p.m. at the church. These groups are for Jr. Hi. and Sr. tli. young people. This coming Friday, A-lay 21sl, the American Baptist Women's Society presents their annual Molher·Daughter Banquet at Peek Terace Room. Nel'l'port Center U n I l e d ri1e1hodisl Churc h con- grrgation voted to purchase a church site. The congregation. formerly Balboa Island United ~1ethodisl Church, made lhe decision at a meeUnf of the ml'!mbershlp ~1a.y 1e. The church Y.•ilt be relocated from Balboa Island to the Northwest corntr of Marguerite and San Joaquin Hills Road . Newport Beach. The congregation now worships at St. Michaels 81ld All Angels Episcopal Church at 11 :15 a.m. "An Old Way of Be ing New," is the sermon title of Don A. BasstU . minister or Newport Crnttt U n 11 e d ~1etbodi1t Cburcb. Students from the Corona del ~1ar High School ~lusic Department v.·111 present special music 11t 1he ll:IS a.m. worship Krvice, v.·hich is held at St. Michaels and All Angeis Episcopal Church. Marguerite a n d Pacific View Drive. The 9:30 a.m. service is held at the Balboa I s I a n d Community Methodist Church. Child care i.S ijl'OVided, -- Pastor Wiiiis J. Carrico's II o'clock morning message is entl!led: ''G et Acquainted With Your ~nemy." At the 7 p.m. service, Miss Katie ri.Uchelson, from Africa, will be our missionary speaker. Tbe University Baptist Chur<'h is located at 2252 S. E. Palisades Road , Santa Ana Ttmple Be.th Oav\d n f Orange Coun1y will conduct its Sabbath Evening W n rs h Ip Service on Friday evening al 8: 15 p.m. at \he Community Congregational Church, 411 t Katella Avenue al Bloomfield, in Los Alamltoi1. Services will be conducted by R a b b i Bernard B. Goldsmith in con· junclion with Cantor Mi lt Miller. who is substituting !or Cantor Harry Ney.·man during hi~ 111bsence. During these 5ervict:s Temple Beth David "'ill have the consecration nf new Officers and Bo a rd Members for the coming year. ability to say exac\ly what he .----------------------~ Sunday al Newport HartJGr Lutheran Church. 798 Dover Drive , Newport Beach. Pastor James G. Blain will preach at both the 8 and 10:30 a.m. worship services on. "Twelve baskets full -what happened la them?'' Sunday School is al I : IS a.m. with classes for ages three thru adul!.'i. Rev . Charles L. Rose will be i:ireaching at both the I and 10:30 a.m. worship 5ervices Sundey, May 23. 1971,.at Com· munlty Unlled ~1 et h o di s.t Cllurcb , 11662 Heil Avenue , Huntington Beach. Ch u r ch School Classes. i n fa n t s through adults. will be held at the s1me houri. The Men 's Chorw will be rehearsing .at 4 p.m. in the chapel and the youth groups are mutin& at 6:30 p.m. Members of the commun.ily -are e<1rdially in· vited to join one of these groups. t4n vnices from the Southern Californ ia District Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod churches of Orange County will join the choir of Christ Lutheran Chu rch. 760 Victoria, Costa Mesa. on Sunday at • p.m. for their annual Choir Concert. Seven Churches in· eluding Fullerton, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, El Toro, 'and Costa fl.fess will raise their vo ices in praise to their heavenly father The com- bined choirs will be led in song by Mr. L<>ren Ludtke. choir director of Christ Lutheran Church. thinks and lo act on his beliefs. Guests al the morning service are invited and en- couraged to join members for corree and fe!Jov•sbip alter the service. Gospel concerts presents their Saturd!ly Night sing at Calvary Assembly in Stanton at 7:30 p.m. The church is located at 7979 Cerritos Ave., Stanton. The host for the even- ing will be The Gomez Brothers and special guests will include the Concords and Calvary Trio. Next Sunday m or n i n g 's meeting of tht Unitarlan- Univer1alist Fellow1hlp o f l..aguna Beach v.·ill discuss the Calley trial, as a panel discusses "Conscience and Lt. Calley , beginning at 10:30 a.m. in Room 23 of Laguna Beach High School. 625 Park Avenue. The panel v.·ilJ .i nclude Fellnwship chairman Burt Altemus. who will make nbservations on the concurrent Charles Manson trial and guill in our society, telired U. S. M•rine Corps Major Charles Sevier . a pracllc!ng lawyer, who will represent the Establishment, and Walter Morion whn will examine genocide and y.·orld politics. 7th Sunday of Easter at SI. John The Dll'ine Eplscopal Church, 2043 Orange , Costa Mesa will be observed with Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and Morning Prayer al 9:30 a.m. Classes are held for Nursery through High School . At 7 p.m. a meeting of the Youth Group. The Rev. Russtll A. Cervin. The Newport..Co1ta ~1e111 Executive S e c r e la r y or St:venti:~ay Adventist church Covenanf \\.'orld Missions. will will host the Loma Linda be the guest minister at School youth choir, directed by Crown Valley Co,,. en an I Karen Lyn Curils, af the 11 Church in Laguna Niguel Sun· 1.m. service . Saturd~. The day at the 11 a.m. worship choir will present four sacred service. 'l'his servi<'e as well compositions plus a prayer as the 10-11 a.m. Sunday re~ponse and chorJJI benedici-School sessions are held at the tion . In addition to the choir, Crow n V a 1 I e y Sc ho o I Dr. Robert Osmusson, Direc-caretorium. 29292 Crown tor of Personel ~t Lom11 Linda V11lley Parkway. The Rev . r-.1r. Ul'liversity, wtll present the Cervin is an ordained minister 1ermon. The choir is com-or the Evangelical Covenant posed of element11ry school Church of America. He has a1e children and ii ha s been in served as pastor of geveral great demand Amoog other _ Covenant Churches prior to church congregations as well hold ing admin istrative posl· as Adventists in Riverside, lions in lite denominational San Bernardino and Redlands. offices in Chicago. Dr. Ozmusson is well known among educators in Californi1' ''Don't Worrv God" will be and has tremendous rapport !ht liermon toP ic of the Rev. among young people of all • Bruce A. Kurrie at Tht a1es. The program will be Pre1byteri•n Church of the presented at the Adventisl Covenant. 2850 fairview Road , church. 271 Avocado St., Costa Costa Mesa. Church school Mesa. through eighth grade will be held at 1:30 a.m. Child care is The God-man , Saviour or th~ 11vai111hlt. al both liervices. world. will be discussed under tht. title ''God ln Christ'' in the Sunday sermon or the Rev. Dr.Henry Gr.rhard. minister of the Ctlurr.h ol R ell1lt1 u 1 Scltace of LA(Un& 8t1ch, 20082 Laguna Canyon Road. Sunday. services Are held at 9 a.m. and 11 11.m. Durtng the II n'clock service cl11sses ar11 held for children through high school 1111e. Te11chers 11re in ch11rge who hav ? been trained Tht. Ch1pel of Spirllual Truth. 1416 A South ~1aln Street. Santa Ana. will hold Sunday servlce1 at 7:30 p~m. Rl!lv. Claude Guptil will speak on Biblical SpirltuAlism. The srrmon will be given by Setty Richa rd~on nf Minneapolis on the. subjt>CI "Are Go d ' s 0,ltdren Unique~" Personal message will be given by several of the mediums. A ··avm flemoriol pork TIJt Sowh/4nd's Most BttIMlifMI Memorials llUUSOll}IM • COlUJQAtlUM • C&MrYflY TREES of the WORLD O" 1'oirli.aven Avtnuc B«ttoten Santo Ano ottd Oran.a• Inflation Destroys Profit of Religions By LOUIS CASSELS Vl'I lltllt ltl't Wrl!tt Americans gave about $8.2 billion to religious insti- tutions last year. At first glance, that may look likt 11n impressive fig- ure. But. if you examine it more closely -and relate It to olhrr pertinent economic statistics -you'll understand why ma ny churches are hurting badly in the money de- partment. The 1970 rigure for giving lo churches represen\3 an increase of 3.5 percenl over 1969. But during !hat sa.me period, inrlatinn cut the buying power of a dollar by about 5.3 percent. So in terms of real income, religious bodies lost Rround. The J.5 percent increase in giving also compares un· favorably wi!h the 8 percent rise which took place in dis- posable personal income. This means that the average American increased his church conltlbution by less than hair as much as his income increased. To keep things in perspective, it i!I worth nothing that we are investing in all religious ~auses only a Jillie more than 10 percent of what we spend annually on military de· fense. and onl~ 3.5 p e r c e n t as much as we contribut.e lhrough taxes ror operation or lhe federal government. figures on philanthropy are compilet'J annually by the American Associ;:itlon of fund·Raising Counsels Inc. in 1 booklet entitled "GivinJ? USA.'' Tht 1970 rdillon. just out shows that religion . which once received more th11n h1Jr of Americ11's tot11I philan· thropy. now gets Jess than 45 percent. 1 While gifl$ to r,.. Hginn were increasing by only 3.5 per<'ent last year, gifts to health Agenci es increased by S.3 percent. hum11n re- sources gifts were up 6.9 percent, and educational institu. lion.~ registered a 4 percent rise. Noting that the rel.alive dt.<'line in i;:iving coincides with similar df!Ctines in church member~hip and attendance, "Glvin1t USA" com111ents: "The churches are caught bel wttn tht extremes in our society. The)' are damned if they do and damned i! they don't . No one seems happy v.·ith what they are trying to dn or not lo dn." That's n va lid observation. Some people huffily cut their pltd11:es bec11use they disapprove nf church involve· ment In the fii;:ht for social justice. Others 1nap shut their pocketbooks on grounds churches 111e not doing enough to promote human welfarf'. ' A particularly intense ''givers' strike" appears lo be taking piece in the Episcopal Church. The average gift tn that dennminali nn declined withio a. year hy nl!Arl y 15 ptrcent. No other major denomination has suffered a eom- pAr1'ble !OS-'!. Lumping all major Protest.ant IX>die!I together. "Giv. Ing USA" estimate!! that the average Protestant church membr.r contribuled about. 187 last year. That figure.!! out lo $\,87 a week, or considr.rably less then the price of a ca rton nf cigarelles. Comparable figures on pr.r capita giving are not avAll· nble for Catholics and Jews. But "Giving USA" conjec- tures lh1l Catholic giving Also is in the neighborhood ()f ~7 pr.r member per year. Jews are generous givers tn philanthropy in gl!neral and lo l.~rael aid in particular. but lheir per capila contributions lo strictly religious insliW· lions may be somewhat lower than the Protestant-Cather lie figure. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS (f1orn E ... ropt l 24X36 •1000 ON CANVAS EA. SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY, 11 to 5 PLUS: M•"" t1111tltlr tit• s5oe .. ,h l"i111 f11re11••~ oil p•if'lliftt1 •lft rM to !ht p~Bllt •l whol•ttlt pri•••I All 1btt -011 ··~"''· LEE'S ORIGINAL OILS (L••k f., fl. llttt. Je4l•w c•" .. •I 369 E. 17th St., Cost• Me1a-645-S34CI Oj!en Fri. Thru Mon., 11-l I Htlgh:ts. C1llforni11 , near lhe Orange County Airport. The Public is cordially invited to v.·orshlp with us at each service. \,. On t'rld11y evening at 8: 15, Harbor Reform Ttmplt will hold an informative study service at St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Lido. Fol101~·­ ing Ule 5ervice an Oneg Sha!). bat 14•lll be offered, '"Who Is the Holy Spirit'' will be the subject of Pastor Ackerman's ,o;ermon Sunday 11t the 10 a.m. service of worship at Cbrlst tbe Shepher d Lutberaa Cbu rcb. Ca m I no Capistrano at Del Gado Road, Capistrano Beach. The choir \\'ill 11ing an anthem under the direction of Craig Dastrup. A Vac11tion Church Schoo I Workshop for n e a r b y Lutheran churches will be held Sunday from 2:30 to 4:3\l p.m. at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Buena Park. An st;:iff Is being formed al Christ the Shepherd Lutheran for Vaca· lion Bible School in August un· der the direction of Ade Johnson. A Youth R11lly en- litled "Celebrate" will be held this coming Sunday even· ing. ~1ay '23 from 1 to II p.m. at Our Redceemr Lutheran Church. Garden (:rove. The musical group "Bu!\ Dog Druhman'' will perform. The f>'irst United Methodl~l Chi.ch at Huntington Be1cb will conduct tl'l·o '4'orsb.ip services on Sunday at 9: 15 and 10 '.30 a.m. The Rev. Edward C. Erny will be preach ing on the sermon subject "Should Christians Look for Christ's Return?". Church school classes will be held for all age groups at 9: 15 a.m. and al 10:30 a.m. for children or parents attending the 10 :30 a.m. service. The nursery wU\ be open all Swiday morning ind at 7:30 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. a specia l service for everyone will be cnnducted by the Youth rellowship. "Live Dangerously" is the strmon theme chosen by Pastor Dr. Charles H. Diertn- field lO be preached al St. Andrew'• Pre1byltrlan Church. 600 St. Andre14·s Road, Newport Beach at the !, ':30 and 11 a.m. services. at t p.m. Sunday aflunoon the youth choirs will hold Choir Reco1- nition Concert in the 11ncl- u!l'y. Concert Set By Lutheruns Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria Street , o( Costa Mesa, will host six fe/!ow Lu\ht'ran Choir!i of th!! area for a con- cert on Sunday, beginning al 4 p,m, The theme of t,he cnnttrl is .:Hear. 0 Ulrd," the theme for the day . Each choir will sing two anthems of it,, own choosing. Closing selections will be four numbers by the combined cboirs. The congregation will also worship through song. Participatin g choir., along l'l'i\h the host choir are : Abiding Savior Lutheran. El Toro: Faith Lu l her a n . Capistrano Bt.ach; FA 11 h Lutheran. Huntington Beach; Immanuel Lulhcran, Orangt': Princl" nf Peace Lulheran Anaheim; and SI P a u I Lutheran. Garden Grove. The public is invited. Church Gets Ne lv Pastor The Rev. James 11. Knotek will be installed as pastor or F"aith Lutheran Church on Sunday at 4 p.m. TM church Is located a\ 34331 Calle Portola. Capi~trano Beach. Rev. Knotek was graduated from Pacific Union Collcgt, Angwin. California; he earned a Master of Arts !Cum Laude! Al Andrews University, Ber· rien Springs, Michigan: and was graduated from Concordia Theological Seminary, Spring- lield, lllinoi!'. in 1968. The Rite of Installation will be conducted by the Rev. Arnold Kuntz. Members of the con- gregatinn nnd guetU 11re in- vited to meet Rev . Knotek 111d his family at a reception im· mediately following th t service. On Sunday, the Bah1'\s of Costa Mesa with Baha'ls around the world 'A'lll observe the "Deelaratlon of the Bab" and the 127lh Annivers ary of the birth of the Baha'i Faith. A prayer service two hours after sunset Saturday will mark the historical ocrurance 11! U1e Ralph Schreiber r~sidence. Sunday morning al 10 a.m., a program at tbe Orange County Baha'i School wlll replace regular classes. On fl.1ay 23, 1844 in Shiraz. Iran (then Persia) a young man. known as the Bab (Gate). announced His Mission as a Prophet of God and as hearlding Lhe beginning of a new universal cycle and a new ag! for mank ind . He also asserted that the coming of a grcaler Prophet from God was at harw:I and Whose coming would fultlll the prophecieg of all the great religions. Secaust of His teachings, the Bab and His followus were persecuted by the Muslim clergy. These pcrsecuUons persisted during His im- prisonment and b~ishme~t and culminated In His public martyrdom in 1850 at Tabriz, Iran. So1ne 20.000 of His followers were also martyred during the early history of the Faith. The Promised Ont foretold by the Bab. Baha 'is be\ie\•e is Baha'u'llah, founder of the Baha"i F' a it h . Baha'u'llah means ''The Glory of God." ' His teachings are the Divine remedy for the problerr\I of th ls a1e. May 13rd Is also the Birth· day of 'Abdu'l-Baha. the eldest son of Baha'u'Uah. He was born on May 23. 1&41. the day the Baha'i Faith began. Top Minister To Address Harbor Meet Dr. Robert Harold SchuUer. recognized a1 one of the ln· novative pastors o( the 20ltl crntury. will speak on ':The Church of the 21st Century" whe.1 he "'addresses Harbor Council of Churches Tuesday. The luncheon meeting l• scheduled at noon al First Christian Church. 792 Victoria St.. Costa ltfesa. Or. Schuller.' a nominee for the 1971 "Clergyman of th@ Year" Award, is foundf!r- paslor or the internationally kno"•n Garden Grove Com· munity Church. Founding the church Just 1n years ago. with his wife as the nnly member and wilh just $500 to spend, Dr. Schuller now has a $3 million church with 6,000 member!'. A total nf 8,000 persons 11tlend services on an average Sunday-sitting either in traditional pews or in their own cars, parked ln a terraced landscaped area. Those wishinJ! to attend the luncheon and talk may contact First Christian Church for reservations. Since 1844. the Baha'i Faith has spread to cover 300 cowi· tries and territories. Bahai's believe that all reliiions come from the same Divine Source and that all are a progresgive unfoldment of God 's Word for man. Baha'u'llah. they believel;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;; is the latest but not the last of God's Mes.se:ngen and th111t Vatican Raps Fla8hy Autos • BUSINESS ANO PROFESSIONAL GUIDE MATTRESSES VATICAN CITY fU Pll MATTRESSES Roman Catholic Cardinals and IOATS HOMO TU.ILlll other prelates who license lrretiler ~ their automobiles in Vatican C..te MIN M-9tre11 c.. City have been asked not to 2150 N..,•rt 11,111. • use ostentatious models • Uberty 8-1303 V11tican sources said today. IL ___ ...; _____ J • A number ol pre I a.tea e UPHOLSTERY already have traded in their!.,----------. luxury ~1ercedez Bent stdans {or c h e a p e r Hallan-made models as 1 result of the "re- quest", tbt ,source~ sa.id. They added tht word ap- parently came "frnm the lop"-meaninf P t1 p,. Paul V Mesa Upholstery Liberty 8-4 781 2Jll NIWPOIT ILVD. 10 DAYS INMAY An Art Show including the works of 400 Orange County area schoo ls, all grades. Finalists wi ll be selected to exhibit in in the 1971 Laguna Art Festival. South Coast ?tua M IST'OL AT SAN Dll40 ~!tWAY, COSTA MESA ' \ • . ---·"" ~· .. -·· ' • •• ... ' , • . • ·-Comment Page • • DRUG ABUSERS It Ta~es Ingenuity to Get Them Off The Stuff. By AULDRED D. KLEIN My phllosophy regardina: dru& abuoers and bow 1 categorize them is: (I) There are crim.inala who would M <Tlmlnals whether they use drugs or not. For example. the aalecracktr -wbo would be a 1afecraci:er even if he never 1hot heroln m h.i1 life. 'I'bis category definitely belongs within the: correctional gys.tem. (2) There are drug 3buser1 who, because of their involvement with drugs. have turned lo criminal activities to su~ port their habit&. These· individuak may or may not require supervision in a cor· rectional system, depending upon bow 1ophistlcated their criminal activities have bec<ime &nd only their inctividuaJ circwp1tanct1 can determine this. (3) There are drug abustts with Mrs , Klein i.& narcotic cansultant to the Lo& Ange/ts County Probation De· partment and Lo& An"ele1 CotHtt!I Superior Court. Sht WOJ formerly SUJ>lrVi.sor of 'ht Narcotic Treatmtrt.t and Control Unit wluc>i. handles no.r· cotic ca.st& which.,,.. have resulted in fe.lon11 convictions.· essentia11y no criminal patterns or record, aside from offenses lnvolvlng the possession or use or drugs. These in· dWiduals should be dealt with outside the correctional system. Just as there is itlcrtasing question over the principle, propriety, and practicality of de111ing with the alcoholic or the dr!ll\k as a ttiminal. so must this same question be fa~ as it relates to this third category .of narcotic abusers. lN THE PAST, lhe drug abuser rarely has been helped within· the tr1dltlonal correctional system; and. J lcnow of no traditional medical model that his work- ed successfully. Inasmuch as "cor· rections" and medicine are part of lhe total community. it is suggested that there can be viable contributions. but neilher corrections nor medicine should be used as the exclusive model . -Drug abuse is not exclusively a cor· rectional problem. -Drug abuse is not exclusively a medic11I problem. -Drug abuse is a human en- \'ironmental communityl problem. Now. r would like to point out a sl(nifi· cant situation. Our clients do not volunteer to get arrested. our clients do not volunteer to get convicted. OUr client.a: do not really volunt~ for pro- 'This Pestilential Horde' Young Does Not Always Necessarily Mean Beautiful By SMITH llEMPSTONE A1MM:late Editor of tbt W111llnft0n Star Wuhin£ton recenUy has experienced the consequences of nearly a decade ol activist posturing and lwo decades of the propa&ation of the myth that, somehow, young is beautlfuJ. Consider how the elite guard or tha May Day Collective and the People's Coalition for Peac.e and Justice, the in· heritors of 2.000 years of Grae.co-Chris· lian·Hebralc dviliz.alion, have broadened our intellectual horizons and enriched our cultural heritage. BY ENGAGING in public and casual copulation. they ha ve taught w that man is not just an animal , that he has an immortal soul. By indulging In virtually every known type of narcotic, they have ~-----our Matt ltt Satt Frnnrbcu-----., His Pass Caught By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Charles Felton Elkins, who'• so social you wouldn 't believe, is marrying Sweden's Evl ·Kristina Per.slow in Slockholm in September -and you kmw how he proposed a.fler they met in Los Angeles'.' Well, he rented the 105.IJOO. aeat L.A. Coliseum. Then he had Scan. dia. one of L.A.'& fine restaurant.<s:. cater a lunch just for the two of them on the SO-yard line, and while they ~'ere 1upping their aquavit, the scoreboard nashtd th is message ; "Eva, WiU You Marry Me '..'" Shi would. even though he had stopped s.hort at hiring 105,000 utra1 to rise from their se au and cheer . DIRTY OLD MAN: Pablo Picasso's tn>Uc 1raphica. all 347 of them. art beini shown 1t the S.F. fl.1useum. if th'Y had aone on display in a Market St. bookstore. Pablito would have been busted futer than you can &a.y "Hey, look at THAT!·· -but the difference between art and porn is wbere you show It. lF YOU CALL 52H611 , what you get \1 a Dial-a-Scratch, which teJls you what horses won 't be running that day at Goldr.n Gate F'ields -a service th•t has· .. made life miserabl t for Mrs. Hard.Ing Bancroft Jr. of Berkeley (525- 6011 ). So far she has received 151 calls. some al f a.m .• olhers at II p.m., and now she JUSt picks up the phont, !ays .. Seabiscuit, Phar Lap and ~tan O'\\'ar" and hangs up. lf l'OU 'RE really paranoid about GovL snooping. GEO lnvestment3 in Sausalito iJ; selling Hewletl·Packard phone scramblers I hi • there. Dave P.ackard ) 1t $295 a pop •.. Bllt Chase Webb is philosophic&! about snooping: "We can no longer complain that our Government isn't listening ." ANOTHER romance item: Atty. Joe l.e\\·is, le1v lng shortly for se.ve:n ,wee.ks in Ital y. ha! been Laking lt.lla.n lessons at Berlitz. But a couple of wteks ago In Acapulco, ht. met a dau.Hng French beauty n a m 1 d Chrb;fine Chambonnet, and they made • rervent date lo rendezwoo tn Pari:ii:. Joe to hi! llie retary upon hl!l return : "Pleue phone Berlitz and chanie· my Italian \es.sons to French.''. SHANNON CAIN of Santa Maria bu a neJ;hbor who bought pe.rsonaliud plates for hi.I three cars. Parked aide by aide In hi! ir:arage. they read "NO MAN " "IS AN" "ISLAND" .•. Mark Hawkins. tourln& France, Is most In· trl&ued to di&C(lver lhat "Beware of Dog" stcns over there proclaim "At· tention' Cbien Courageu1:·• SPEAKING OF WIDCR. LL Comdr James Peters fin d.I this clauifle.d 11ri in the Monterey Herald , "WtU ta.kt lovin1 can ol your pets w~a you Rt~ I away tno dogs ). Call /i.fur1e.I." And a:nap at her. GLENN OORENBUSH put t t through the computer at Perry's and find! that the fivt tons of marijuana 1eized by the Feds a few weeks ago, if put to intelligent use. would have kepl everybody In San F'rancisco stoned for Z2 days. CHRISTOPHER Hall and Barbara Ogilvie were mai:ried recently at tht Little While Wedding Chapel in Las Ve11a.s. after ~'h1ch the minister h11nd· ed them a bag of complimentary goodies; 1n&lanl cofre,, Ajax floor cleaner, Vitalis. Seo{>'-moulhwash. Ultrabrile toothpaste and Johnson & Johnson Diaper Ra~ Powder -a n d what's the message? ... PETER PlPER·s P1ck1e6 conl'd : OUr recent rash of unsightly items about Shaklee's order·picker·packer- checkers and Collegiate Cap It Gown's tassel-tying cap sackers inspires Greer Sugden to tell us 11bout his friend Bill Callery. whose dog recently bit the PG&E 's n1eter n1an . Bill now call his dog "Meter Reader Eater .... Then there's the f'ilpef Corp. in San Ramon. which makell peach pilling machines. When pear-he" bf'l!An Ar- riving steadily with llplit pit~. I.he Fi/pe r people had· fo add a gadgrt \G the machine. which ill now known AS a Split Pit Peach Pitter. Yel. another miracle from that great inventor. Pat Pending. WH AT ELSE 1s neW 1n the \\'Orld 's first fruit piua. concocted by the love. 1y Sylvia at Capri P1ua on i'>1iuion. Marshmallows. fruit and lliyrup on pilza dough and don't try II till you've knocked it. HONF.ST : Stockbroker Bern a.rd Pechter is having Abercrombie At. ftltch m1tke him a suit with pl11stic- lined pockets so he can take hGme left~ over restaurant food "''lthout a Dogg~ Bag; especially ha ndy for the herring at the Concordh1 Club, W0~1 EN'S l.18 bnok11 are selhng so 1lowlv at Brent11no'lli thal t h~y have beion .mnvt.d to the "Don1es!ic" ,;ection (bi!lby c11re. advicl! 1n brldrg, cookbooks \. So last week this Libbe.r stormed in. notl red thr 1witrh, 11houted ''Those bookll hf.lone undtr 'Sociology~·'' "'hacked S 1Ie1m1 n Dave Hender~on right ln th' chopperi1. and hufff!d out Mfort he could t\•en say "Sorry sir or ma'am as the: case may be." l\1RS. T.R .• big on NQb liill. boardtd a Powe:U cable ind handed 1 qu1rltr to thf! conductor. who said, .. If you're ovtr 55. you can ride for 1 nickel , you know ·· "Young man ," rl"!orted Mrs R., "I won't be 6~ for 1wo years and t"'·o months:· ''Sorry.'' ht 5rltlntd, tak1n' her quarh•r i nd handing bacll t•·o dime•. • demonslrated that we have only to face our proble~ to overcome them. By lit· tering busy throughways with nail11, garbage cans and logs, they have 11hown us that their &truggle is not aga inst the people, but for us. each and every one. By vandalizing parked car!, the end pro- duct of the labors or others. they have ii- • lustrated how selflessly they would 1hai:e the material goods of this world with each other. By "'Tenching mailboxes from their &tanchions and defiling the flag of the na- tiot1 that ~ave them birth. they havt proved their acceptanct of the social con- tract which balances our thirst for freedom without nttd for duly consli· tuled aulhority. Ry dumping .11 bushel or horse manure on-the steps of the Pent· agon. they have provided ample evidence of both the subtlety and force of their in- tellects. · Look al lhem : look al them . Aren 't they wonderful'.' And the rest of us, jackbooted fascist o pp r e g 1 o r s , materialists. r a c 1st s , war-mongers. Aren't we terrible? WHO IS k1ddlng whom7 This pestilen· ti;il horde that hair; Inflicted lls temper tantrums on America 's capital this last week is the intelleclual and morilll dregs of our society. nol its fulure leader5, nnt thfi: childre11 of light that the libe ral pam· phlelet.r5 have made its mcn1bers, Isn't it time lo st.op emoting about "lhe kids" and tn begin recognizing th11t we are rieal ing here with a mixturi of retarded bra\11. psycholLcs and committed revolutionarif's'..' \Vhy is 1t thr. tax·payin,R law.abid\ng square who 1s 11lwav~ bein~ in1plored to toleralr, lo understand, them'..' Is there nq reciprocal oblif!?alion'? I! nrcurs to me that an 18.ycar"'Jld is nothin~ mnre on the !:ice of it thrtn 10mc- (lne l\ho h11p~ned In hf> horn in 195.1, rind that,, there IS nothing particuliirly .Rlnrious about !ha! ff'at, fie nr she is 11 ma~s of prn!nplasm v.·orth-whrit is ii, S1 R2'..'-who mav nr may not grow up 11ne day to bf'. 1f not in lhf' 1maR1" nf angels. <11 le;ist. a productivt. \\'Orthwhile man or "''oman . THE r'llASS of Amer ican ~·nungsters are. of c0ur!"-f. good kids. But thf'y're ju.q !hat ~ half-formed individuall'i \"'ho. 11r-- corderl 101·,, a riegree of prottr..tlnn ind ii modicum nf di~ipline hy their p11renl~, coupled "'ifh hard '''"rk on I heir. own part. .it hi! nf luck 11nd 1 ma \ nnt st ill say ii~) C'.od's grrice. may in the fullness nf limt fl?l'(I\\' up into somebody wnrthy of rf',;pect. Rut the youn~ Rr' 1mpat1ent. as the:.i ah\·ays have been and ah,·ays "''iii be. and rhe,· dn nor "''ant to "'ail. And lhaf's too had. But snmehow Amer ican prirents a.re 1=oinJ: l'l havt lo find !ht "treni:?th to sav no In lhe1r children, fnr the sake both Or the children And of society. Anrl !iO 1t may bP that the time has <'(lmf' for Rn rnrl In nnn.nr~ntiable In· fantile df'manrls, In rla\ms for instant in· dulccr1ce l'nd 11reracka~ed h11ppinf'ss. Tt could bf. that !he limf' has come t0 point out th;it a few penplP wrre c0ncerned about social iniu.~ticr prior to l!f53. that Rennie Davis did n1"t "·rile th,. Cnnsttlu· lion, that the longing fnr 11 ~n~t of com· munlty v.•as not invented ii dec11de 11go In some university's a.rmrd brothel. GUt;RRILLA lhcattr unquf'st1on1bly has it~ vin11cs 11s an outlet for ~ycho5es. as a ,·ent for the ho.,tililie~ of the emo- tlnnally v.·arp@d Bui it is nn subslitute for tht hard bus1ne5~ nf 1iv1n~ in lh11 r e 11 1 "''orld . "'hich, lmf)(':rfect as it is , happem lo be the only one v:r h11ve. A philosnphr:r-it v.·11~ not Al>b1e. Hotf. man-once obAer\'l'd lh1tt if e&t'h l'Jf us got \\'hit he d~rved. we'd an he v.·hip- ped. And I gues~ that's 1bnu1 th' size of II Bu! th is nauon of rta!illna.blv dtcrnl peoplt has put up 1vlth too much. YounR \g nnl beautiful. 11ny more than bl11ek flr v.'hite i.s. Only decency llnd rourtes~· 11nd mutual re!pf!CI are beautiful. ;111nrl ~·e frlave attn prteiou11 little of any of thest from the vls1tora .to Wa spln1ton. bation. To mos~ clients. probation is a "bttler deal" than going to Jail or prison. So, our clients do not voluntarily seek our M:rvlces. Our cllenb 1re not that part of the population thaL lll!fks help voluntarily at the free clinic1, Synanon, Teen Challenge. etc. II is,.our rei;ponsihility to motivate our clients to seek alternatives lo drug abwe and LhAt takes ingenully. We must be resourceful and intensely Involved with our c\ient1. Ma ny or our clients believe ''once a hype. always a hype!' and it is imperative lhat wt reverM their think· Ing . PHYSJOLOGICAL dependence on drugs Is more easily overcome than the paychological need. The program of ·tht Narcotics Treatment and Cont rol Unit ol the Los Angele1 COunty Probation Department is aimed at overcoming this psycholog ical dependence. Our basic assumption is that drug abusers should be held responsible lor their own conduct. This program aims at developing and in· C'reasing their awareness of l hi 1 responsibility. There are, currenlly 41.000 adults on probation Jn Los Angeles ,.county. Less than 400 are beinR super.,,ised by the Narcotic Treatment and Contrnl Uni!. There Is very izood reason to believe that lh i1 is far leliS than the number nf per&Ons on prob3tion who are narC1;1tics users and whose placement in a slmilRr unit wnuld provide a substantial increase in protection In society and service 10 the client. There are currently 2.1.000 juveniles on probation in Los Angeles County. There is no narcotic unit for juveniles. What does it lake to supervise the drug abuser'? Well. there are the "mechanical'' aspect! of supervisiGn that include naline tesling and examination of lhe urine using thin·layer chromatography. In addition to the above chemical detection rievices. we have developed ex per! i ! e in the area of '.'millrks" ldentirication. the: 1 p e c i 11 I 111nf!?Ua!!,e for communication. and a thorou,Rh knowledge of the dn1~ culture. This expertise ha.s been essential to en· able the staff tn work in a viable w11y with clienlll 11nd to detoxify clients in the com· munity wilhnut jailing them. 1 ellilim11te that about ~ per cent ol the elif'nts referred lo me. as narcotic Ctl n- sul\Anl. for examin::ition f!ither during pre-sentencinR investigation or after grant of probation are u.~ing nBrcotics and--need immediaJe detoxification. IL Is essential that we dete rmine the extent and n;iture of the drug abuse. that the cllent. knows that we know. and that he be able to talk about it candidly. WE TRY TO impress upon the client that he gel..oi rewarded for "being up frnn t" and telling the truth and penalized for lying. The client must be convinced that we know as much .about his drug Abuse as he does . .e.i .. when you can i1hnw him where he last "fixed" and when -almost to the hour -and tell him "'hat ~lie needle he used and, in ad· dition. Identi fy the specific area where he shot heroin. or cocaine or reds. Then he al least liai; confidence that we know what we are doing. Afll'r we have discovered the exlenl and nature of hi~ abuse and therf! has bef'n some structuring about the program with the rmphash1 on his being. "up front." he is free lo leave. This i~ a crucial point because the client is then fnrced to rr:alize that something !lse besides punishment is operating here. One of our mollt effective methndll Is the unit's "learn" approa ch to clients. All.hough an ind ividual case m11y be assigned to i!ln iindivldual officer. there is <'In ongoing team involvement. Despite all the rf':i:ources in the community. which w11 utilize to !hi" fullr:st, stRff is the most impnrtanl component. However. we do not ust ,RToup counseling . but emphasize indi,•idu~I contRct 11nd counseling. SO'.\IE OF THI:: ltchniques tha t \Ve ha\'e found Indispensable in working with (lUr clienl..oi art limit setting and cnn· frontatiM'. Cllenb ha ve a tende.n('y to \ivt up to exptttaUon , so our expectations for thl"m hecome extremely important, tf you tell a client he is a "loser." he. "'11\ accommodate you and portray his imai;:e as 11 ··1nst'r." He usually has· a low 11elf-image anyway and il doesn't take much tn convi nce him that he "can't mrtk~ it." This il! An inlcn~ve supervision pro- ~rflm. which means Intensive cool.lie! •. which me11n:i: Intensive Involvement . Our program ~nter11 around both the officer 11ncl thl" rlir.nt belni: "up frnnt ." for "it':t "''h11rs up front tha.t counts" if we 1tre JZning to have any Impact on our client'' dru11: 11buse. Ry and large, aft.er nne ha s ,.valuatrd the asset~ 11nd the liabllltlH ol th' client and the "i1ignlfican1 others'' in his life 11n:d the community In which he r~ide11, 1nme Indication of trtatment needs sllould be apparenl, remembering that drus: abuse does not occur In a vt1cuum . It \.,,ould not be my wggestion that the solution ts simply pafing attention to drug ab~ problr:nu alone, as drug abuse ls seen only as 1 l)'lTlptom and not I t"IUSI. We are painfully aware of our gre.ll nte\'I for standards in measuring the: out· erimt of tre111tment. To think only in ttrmll of ··cure" 111 not \'try meaninJtful In Lhf! Calif' nf a chro11ic dru1 ~bu~er. The.re. i~ lltlle.. knowledge 11boui why a Rood outcome Is achlevtd for 001 drua abuser but oot for another. I I ' ...... .. . Typical Computer Flow Chart Ptobl1m: Pr09r1m • comput1r tor fll• ""' • r1luct•nl boy IO ICllOOI • •• Solutioni Dlvld• hi• •cll'lllJ ln\o • ... lllMJ!Ce Of l ll pl -.. ~, -· ••• ""''• ·~· <~• ~· ,. lo• ~­, .. ........ fLOW.CHAllT ITJilllOUI ~......-... .u,.,,. ..... _._ ~-.OI00••0<•- • ., .... \e• -" ..... ''-"""' .... .,.,_ '<--.1oa • .-1 ~ .. ,.,...,. .. _ ""°"'' .......... Computer Pains Helpful, Yes, But Tliey Can't Do It All By RICHARD L. WORSNOP Editorial Research Reports Man invenls machines to lighten his work, and then comes lD fear them when they achievt their purpose. The e1ec· Iron ic computer is only the latest ex· ample. Hitiled a decade ago as peerless ser\'anls or mank ind, computers today are under attack by civil libertarians, businessmen, and ordinary citizens. Part of the trouble, irqnically, is that computers have more than lived up to their ad vance billing. \'lith their vast "memories" and their ability lo retrieve and process in- formation at lightning speed. th e machines have proved indispensable in handling routine clerical work and a host of other chores. ONE CHOltli,. FOR \\•hich computers are ideally su9d Is the maintenance of records on individual11. Civil libertarians charge that the United States is movi ng inexorabl y lo\\·ard a "dossier society" in which all ,important details or an in· dividual's life -his credit and police. records. tax retum.~. scholastic scores, anrl the like -wilt be stored in com· pulers. If this should happen, it is said , personal freedom would suffer a grievous, perhaps fatal blow, Over the past 11ix years, various prn- posal3 to est!lblish a national data bank ha ve been advanced . The idea hrts made Iii.tie he11d\vay despite assu rances that auch 11 hank would Include safeguards to prntecf person11l privacy. As recentl.v as Feb. 2.1. Sen. SAm J. r:rvin .Jr. {l).N.C. l asserted that "~late ind Io ca I governmcnlir; are pondering ways of hook · 1ng their. d.ctl11 banks and compulers onto their federal rounterparls, \\'bile frderal officials 111ttempt to 'capture' or In· corporate slate and local dal.1 in their own sy&tems." DISENCHANn.tEl\'T with computers Is shared by nwneMus businesses Uuil ha ve Invested heavily In the machines. In a spec-pl survey of computers in business, "The ECflnomist" of London stated that "many senior execulives now regArd lhelr computer sylltems as !be. worst Investment their companies ever made." The companies them selvei1 bc:1r much of the blame. Man.v of them rushed to buy computers without know ing If !he machine,; \\'Cre suite<! for the task al hRnd. and 1111 too of1en they weren 't. Jn ~mt cases , the purch ase of compu!Prs .11ppe11red motivated hy • "keeping·up- w1th·t he-.Jonei;es" attitude. A Je.11dlnJ:. ca~e for complaint Is that lhe many variabtes !hilt enter lh1n M ex· eculive decision art dlfflcult lo transl ate intn computer language. Computer pro- grammers. attuned more to machine than to business lan~age . can faU into the trt1p or w1rplng tht! problem ln order lo find a solution. IN 0111 ER WORDS. they m11y omit 1•ari1ble1 thill don't flt Jn 1nd set ~ so\u. lion to something th1t ll!L Ml tht prob1,.m The question '9bolll computers tha t arouses the most !ntert:gt and ap. ptchen1inn in 1a.vmen \11 whether the machinl"s ever wHI become intelligent. Compukr1 are more lh11n 1 milch for man when II come& to &cJlving complex ' . ' problems at high speed. But Lhis capab1li· ty. experl!i agree. does not constitute ln· tellectual superiority. The fact is th.It computers 1 r' basically lllup id, They cannot even l!Ldd two and two unless toldjiow lo do so by I human programmer. fl.fore difficult prob- lems must be broken down into a long 1eries of rlementary, sequential steps - a flow chart -each basically Involving a yes-no decision . C0~1PUTERS HAVE betn assigntd tasks that would seem. at first glance. to call for human intelligence. These include translation and the compoi;ltion of music anri verse. In general. the results of suctl rxercises only serve to point up th' limi!ation~ of computers. An attempt !o translate the maxim ''nut of sight. out of mind " into Russian and then back 10 Engli sh illustrate!> the difficulties in· \'olved . The computer 's E n g 11 sh relranstatinn read : ''The person is blind, and is insane." It has bten suggested that wh11t the computer Jacks is the ability to produc• "effective 11urpri,;e." That is. a machine can produce enrtless lines of \'erse that scan and rhym e -but ~·h lch rarely makr Rny sense. ''The rn~es ar' vomitinR:' a computer-composer! line. l~ certainly ~urprising. On !he other hand. lt is ineffective when considered in the con· text of the gibberish "poem" of which it forms a part. A NEW APPL IANCE, 1he "home com· put er." is expected to come into ~·ide~pread u~ before the end of th' presenr decarlc. [I. probably "'ill be no larier than 11 suitcase 11nri "'ill com! t'f{uipped wilh 1 display i; c r e e n . typewr iler cnn.i;ole. and numf'rnus cnin· mand button~. The home computer would perform al lhe domeslic if'Vf'I maTiy or lhe !asks that larizf'r machine~ perform in business and inrlu5lry: it will act as S\\'ilchboard . information &lorehouse, 'Md <'alculator. The home compule.r might do more lMn increa~e leisure time. By acting quite liter,11lly as a servant of man. It could ease the apprehension~ nf peop1t who reg11rd Ctlmputers 11~ job rivals or dossier libraries. Any ~uch r.riUclsm of computers per se is misd irected In any e\·rnt . The shortcomings of tl1e 1nachines nnly rl!Oecl the: shcirtcllmlngs of lhe people 1vho make and use them. In the ftnal analy~ls ll is up to manufa cturers, government. <tnd private citizens to see to il that computers ire used to enh111nce the quality of life. ......... iiiiliii. Salurday. May 22. 1971 The comment page uf the Daily Pilot seeks to inform ind stimulate readers by pte!enlin~ a V1'riety of com· mcnt.ar,v on topics of Inter· est and slgnifiC'ance from informed observers a n d spnkesmen . Robtrt N. Wtt4, '•bllolllf ll iii· in· " add y I o~ 0!11 g • ned ' " ude USlC uch the tto t of to in· 1 sh ·nd, th• UC! ine theil rely are . i! d. ii on· h it 01n· into the no ome '"' om· ould of orm '" and ore ting . ii pie or of any nn!y op le in al ers, "' "" Good morning, boys and girls, and welcome to another Saturday of fun and learning with Uncle Len and his friends Carol and Andy. Well, summer is almost here a.gain and school ls nearly over for another year. We alway& know summer is near when we have the first big holiday of the season-Memorial Day. By the way, we' had some fine entries on transportation including a good poem on bike- riding, which is certainly a form or transport'ation. Our nation and the world would be In a sorry state if it weren't for the advanced means or moving around which we have dev~loped. But we should remCmber to use them with ~-----------------------------------, great care. Be sure to read Ask Andy today . Janan Fancher of Hun· lington Beach has a winning question an•vered. She will be gelling a beautiful World Book globe for her effort and her picture "'ill be on !he page goon . Well. as I said, Memorial Day is just around the corner. For many of you. ii "'ill be a three-day holiday lull of fun * PRIZE lflNNER * Erik Benson. 6, 9210 A1allard Ave., Foun tain Valley Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on iiiece of plain, \Vhite paper 51h inches wide and 4 inches deep. ~se black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own y,•ork. (3) Put your name, age and acldress on back of drawing. Atail it to Uncle Len 's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, CQsta Mei2:. Winner y,·ill receive Kennedy half dollar. and maybe some traveling '------------------around. Memorial Day "'ill be our top ic of the \\'eek. k.ids. It is a da y set aside each year to honor those men who died in !he service ef their country. Many times 1n the past ;ind even today, American soldiers, • sailors and airn1en are fighting in >A'ars to defend freed om in the world and in oµr nation. Outing the course of our history, millions have died lo defend the ideals and beliefs each one of us holds. the things you will be doing over the long weekend . Or, for you kids who enjoy t•ar racing, the Indianapolis 500 race is also held on Memorial Day. This is calle:d the king of all car races and has taken place for ma ny years. Why don'l you do an entry on that if you like. Let '~ reAlly dig in and fill the old mail sack lo !he brim. k11d your t1u11tl111t lo A1k A11dy, •I• Or•"'• Co111t Dolly Piiot, lo• 1160, Coit• Mesi, Collf. War is not.a good thing. It is destructive and hnrrible. But lt is there and has been fo r thousands of years. Hopefully Yt'e y,•ill rid ourselves of the need lo y,·age it.· But in the mtantimc, v.·e must remain protec1ed from those >A'ho w::int to fight either us or those y,•hom we have pledRed to help in their struggle to remain free. Art honorable mentions in- clude: David Sperry, 9, Corona del ~1l'lr : Ja c k Fabregas. Corona drl r-.1ar ; Donn~ Marie Wh itheld. 6, Laguna Niguel; John Hurd, 10, Costa ti.1esa; J ill Sus an Cordova, :i'h. Fountain Valley and Dan J. Kutcher, 8'n, Lo!' Rl'lbles. How many dlllerent anim als are on tbl1 earth? \Ve, share our beauieous world with more !'Jan a million differenl animals. We know that there are at least this many. because scienlist:i; have studied them and named them . But there are others waiting to be introduced . Every year, a few more are rlisrovered and the list of k·10wn animals grows longer. l\1ost of these strangers are in- l!le<:I.! and other l!I m a 11 creatures that nobody had noticed. Once in a while zoologists discover a larger animal, living secretly in ~ome forgotten comi!r of lht' world . ll would lake years 1o count tht' earth"s one million dif- ftrent 11n1mals. And who could remember all their names~ Scientists know ho\v to cope wi!h big problems of thi5 kind and many years a,R:o they worked out a plan lo class all the known animal~ in groups. N;i tura!ly. each dif- ferent animal is given his O\VO special name. But clCpcr ts who gludy them also want to know what each one ii; likr. 110,v each one lives and where it Ji\1es. And !hey are very 1nuch tnt~rested in animals that are somP.wha1 alike -and that may be rela1ed lo each other. The animals ::ire namer! and classed by ioolngy scientists. They use a neat system that tell~ other expertl'i quite a lot about each animal. For ex- ample, lh!y class more than 50.000 animals as vertebrates. Every "ertebrate animal has a backbone. plul'i other bont:l'i In• 1ide h.is body. C.1ts and dogs. pigs .mnd porcupines. rrogs and fillhes, birds and Jlica\y reptiles are verlebrat.es. These animals with bony skelelons are very well made -they can get around and cope with life. But fishes are not at all like lions and expert~ need more clues to r;ort out the dlf- rerenl vertebrates. So tht> 1.oolo,1tists divide thrm Into diH'!'renl. classes. The cats and 11bout 5.000 other furry animals are in the class or mammals. There are about 9.000 member1 of the feathery bird class and about 8,000 In the scaly reptlle class. The frogs and .l.000 of thei r reJative1 belong in the class of amph.ibians. Most of the ver~bralt:S. strange to say, live In lhe y,·at~. They ere the 30.000 members of the fish Most or them are small, or fair ly small. creatures. Those that are somewhat alike are placed in hug~ groups ca lled phyla. The bonelt'ss earthworm and his relatives belong in one phylum. the snails and clams and their relatives belong in another phylum. There is a phylum for the jellyfishes and ' their kinfolk and another for the starfish types. The biggest phylum of all belongs to the lobsters and centipedes, the spiders and the teeming in- sects. All the animals in this b11Z· gest phylum have I o u g h jackets instead of bones. Their stiff coats have jointed bands to move . their legs and feet. Zoolojj:ists call them I he arthropods. y,•hich means the The soldiers -of our land lay down the ir lives for that. So il is en Memorial Day that we remember these men and thank them for their great sacrifict' anff lht' sacl"ifice en- dured by the families left behind. But MemoriRl Day weekend is also a fun time for almost all Americans. I'm sure many of you \Yill be. taking small vRceitions or going on picnics or just taking in some of the pleasant Southern California sun and' sand. Poetry mention g:oe.'I In thi.'1 piece by Karen Thorp of Ne'!Yport Beach. In The Early Morniil.g Jn lhe early morn ing . The flowers are sleeping The weeping willows are weeping. The spider crawls across the wall If he isn't careful. he will fall. The birds 11re singing now. I wonder why'.' The ir be::iks are smal\ And lhey're not tall at all Do you know why? \V;itch them fly across the It >A'i!l prob::ibly be .ii beautiful weekend for fun and travel with your family. This y,·ould make a great top ic for entries too. Do your work on sky. ones wilh jointed feet. The dif-\. ferenl arthropod types are ,..-----------------..:..---., separated into classes. The biggest class belongs to the in· sects. We. know that there are at least 800.000 of them. This means that lher~ are far. feir more different insects th~n all the other kinds of animals in the whole world . A"d~ ltnd) • World 11111~ Gleltr lo J~non l'!nch•r. ·~• 10. n! "1u~tl"91nn 8t•ch. (11ff....,..IB, tor her tlUBJllC~. Are earthquakes r e a 11 y movi ng California I a r I be r north? Calirornia's San Andreas MY BIKE I ride my hike y,rith mom and dad, It makes me very glad. Over the hills and dov"n \1/e go, I feel the "'ind I ca n't keep up. it makes me mad. They get {ar a\vay They stop and \vait for me to come 1· catch up again Coming home. I beat my dad We will ride our bikes some more A k ..,11..ty h•ll <10H•r '''' hi k •thv Klrnlt•lt, •· tllP Amet 11 .. Oro11tt ''' lh• w111111111 t11try 11'1 tht t1erv 111~ •••m c111!ul, Mtlt YtU• •Nm •• I/fry "' Unc!• L•~. ··~ 1ue, C••t•' M•••· cuu .. 111•. f;:1utt is very resUes.'I and very ======================= famous. ltl'i many shake11 ::ind shudders have gi\•en scientists A chance lo study it in great detail. After each quake they Kids Like to Ask Andy m ea s u re and mark !he ----------------------- ground in all direclions ;:1nd check changes by the earth's lines of latitude and longltude. With all this e.vidence, plus a lot more, they ha ve a fairly clear picture of the general pattern. It seems that this un· rest includes ~any huge blocks of the earth"s crust, some or them many hu11dreds of miles long or wide. And the unrest seems to he shifting them around Jn a certain pat- tern . The lan1ous fault line run:<1 north and snut.h t h r n ti g h California. The land on the si de next to the sea appear:<1 lo be inching iti; way norl.hward. We think !hill is so because tvery lime we get a major earlhquake. it .'lhifts the cn1~t on the west side or the fault line a little farther north. Of course. the changes are very slight and it takes experU to measure them . But seismologists say this may g11 on and on iotn the future. Jn 11 million years or Ml, Costll Mesa miitht be pushed all far north 1s San francisco. cl•"· ;=========, We tend lO think th11t most! of the world's d I t fer en t 11nimals have b 1 ck bones . Perhaps we noli ct them mort than 1nlm11l1 lhAt have no bont:s Inside I.heir boditl!I. These: are. called lht' In· ,·erte.br1te1 -and lhey fll' Kms LIKE UNCLE LEN ouLnumbcr the vertebrates.'-----------... Unexpected Batli 1-leavy t~lorlda rains are helping to ease the long droughl there and most residents are happy - except lhis Miami kltly. Sbe looks a litlle hrrt - in spirit -bul probably appreciate~ lhe coo soak· Ing. ~ Saturd1iy, May 22. 1971 DAil V PILOT 7 __:.._ _l __ _ YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART I· NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give your.sell 10 points for each correct answer. l Pre11dent Nixon isent Cong:rer;6 a propo6&.I lo set up a. $100 m illion program to find a cure for -• ? •• a-polio l).ca.ncer c-slck.le cell a.nemla. Senator Wlllta..m Proxmire of • , ? •• &aid he would help lead a !Ulbuater t.o •~P the Senate from approving a. bill to extend the mllltary dralt. a-Wisconsin ~Montana c-Alaska 3 Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield intro- duced a bill that woWd 111.!h by half the number of 1.l.S. troops In Europe. At p1·er;ent,ourn1.tion baa •• ? •• men stationed in Europe. a-80,000 P..125,000 c-S00,000 4 Slate legislatures are discussing a propotied constitutional amendment "''hich would Joy,'er lo 18 the minimum \•oUng age in &tate and locaJ. elections. How many s't.e.te& muslappiove before the propo&al become6 part of the Conlihtution? 5 An eulhqulke struck parts of southern •• ? •• Ja&t week. a-Turkey ~Africa c-AustraJla ' PART II -WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points ·for each wo rd that you ca.n match with its correct meaning. l ..... moUey 2 ..••• 6ubscr1be 3 •.•.• flc:kle 4 •.•.. hiatus 6 •.•• ;vla.ble a-lapse In conilnuity b-made up of unlike units c -able to grow and l!iurv1ve d-teree e·cbanging, notcoofltant PART Ill -NAMES IN THE NEWS , Take 6 points fo r names that you can correctly match with ·the clues. 1 ...•• Henry Jack.son 2 ..... Joseph Sioco 3 ..... Robert Packwood -4 ..... KeJson Rockefeller 5 •••• .John :Slenn.11 a-Assi5ta.nt !::iecretary of State for Near Eastern Aifalrs b-Hepublican Senator• , from Oregon c-Go\'crnor, f'..ew 'York d-Democratlc :::ienalor from -the fita.leo( \\'ai;hlngton e-De.mocri!.llC Senator froDl ?disa1sslppt Cl VEC, Inc., M.di'°'1, Wi~on,in Test l'ourselt Here's #. chant'e' f(Jr t'veryooe In t11e t.unlly old Pnouch to f'Md te tett-<hl9" (It' hM""'flwo "TIOll' fOf' new1. '' ~ke this 11 trkly Ne"'5 Qui~ Jn the 111"1\'aCy ut your own home ()'OU don't evt'n hav• to Jet tht' l"t"il of the fl'mlly know how you madf out• and ltt how much you know about what'• goln£: on In the world tod11y. Do,n't cheat-An1wers-•p,.•r (up•ld• clown) ltel•w 11ulL '"Matth word clues with their correspond- in_g pictures or symbols. 10 points for eiic'h cor rect ans wer. A B .C 6.1% 1 .••.. U. s. Ambas &ad-:>r to South VJet Nam .Ells- worth ~er 2 ..... PoStal rateswenlupon Swid&y 3 ..... F l~INll Thi& nation marks Its lOth aMJver&ary a.s a. G :republic May 31 ~,:;~t~T reported to TU·144 be in regular produc- tion 5 ..... ;,, Edgar l:l ooverbcgan H 'his 4~lh year as FBl -~ Director ~ ~~y· 16·22 15 Nalio~a.l ...a-:.._ T.r uspo rt.a.tJon Week ~- 7 ..... A Mem.oriaJ Day tra- dition 8 ..... Th Is Communl!it na- tioz\ agreed to resume ~-,../ diplomatic relation& ..,..._<"" with Greece 9 ..... George Romney, :::icc:- retary of Housing and Urban Development 10 ..... Unemployment rate In the U.S. rose to this ' level, the government INDY 500 ... id HOW DO YOU RATE? (Xoni f..ach Slcte of Qui& S.per•hlly) . 71 to IQ point•. Good. 91 to 100 polnh. TO' SCORE! 61 to 70 po!1111 -Ft lr, llto 90poinh-bctllent. 60otUndtr???-H'"""! FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION \\/hat can ~ done to reduce violence in the United ~tales? THIS WEEK'S CHALLENGE! NO 1(011 Wbo ls the Premier or Last Germany? --------------------- ,~ : .... :•-c :p-( !q· I :rl .t.iVJ ••5 :I{ 1•••'11•-.. !'·( :•-E lq·t : .l~Yof ~dots Jll!M 'i9N111'f'HJ ~01 !O·• ~~-• ~1 -t :1--1., :v·s :5 -• :1-1 :1-l :r·1 :z1no ioaw.1.s · •·s :.:. ... 'l:l·t '''l :p-1 :111 .lW'f'' 'Midshipmen Give Help Big Brother Pr-og rani Lau1iched ,at Nav al Acade1ny ANNAPOLIS, Md. JAP) - Bobby ill In the seventh grade. He's not sure where his falhfr i.s. And unlil last year he had never been out of Annapolis. Until last year. there was no one to take.him anywhere. But a Big Brother program 11.t the U.S. Nal'al Academy is 11iving about 110 boys In Annapolis a chance to SM! and do things they m1ghl otherwise have mi..111sed. It OC!gan about foor years ago when a few midshipmen decided they wanted t.o do Multiple 'Bangs' Cited In Creation b-y Experts wmelhing in the Community. ht y,·arits to t,e independent, They startC'd' 11 chapter of the but he .still ""'ants to be 1 Big Rrothers of America child. \\1e have discussions within the brigade. that he could have with an- Sincc then., the program has other guy. expanded. to include a nightly "Ernie is real close to his tutoring project in Anna polis mother. but thing s come up h:?lping in a home for de!in~ that she really can't help him quent youths and in\l()lvement with." flf more than 106 midshipmen Many of the 5;ime miship- with youngsters in town . men "'ho are big brothers The Naval AcadC'my Athletic al'IO t111 or al an Annapolis Association provides tickets church one night a week. hel~ for th e youths to attend home inl( kids with homework . ,;porting events. They also They got involved in the lake an occasional meal in the community tutoring progra m academy mess hall_. la.'lt yea r when one of the WASHINGTON !UPI) Three years ago Dr. Herbert Mid shipman Mike Stewart. a director.., called the academy Evidence: has been disclosed Friedman of the N a v a I l'ienior and president of the asking for help. by astronomers suggesting Research Laboratory and his Midshipman ,Big Brother The Youth sanctuary proj- rocket astronomy colleagues chapter, says the program eel got going in much the Iha!' the ori,1tinal "big bang" of detected by X-rays enou,1tt\ in· makes him feel "like ·I ac-.same way. creation was followed by tergalactic gas whi ch would be · tually have made a difference Youth S;.inctuary is 11 home many lesser bangs which just enough lo bind the in someone's life.". for Mys between tr and 15 spawned the billions of galax-univer se together hy gravila· StevP. Tindall has 11. 13-ye;ir-who haYe Ji!Ol irito trouble. . d he b · 1 tinn and pull it back, in the old little brolher, Ernie. >A'ho Thr midshipmen have been 1e5 an ot r o J e c s I 80 b'll' I h h d course o 1 ion years rnm towers over 1he midsh ip-brin.1i:ing I em In f e aca emy populating !he iniverse. b;ing to bapl(, to its original man. for "'orknu t.'I in the gym or on The evidence ha5 been fi reball state. "Ernie's at thal age where the track each Saturday. reported by Naval Research ---------------------'--------------- Labor at n r y Rocket Astronomers in Nature, a widely circulated 8 r J tis h &cientific publication. About 90 percent of all galaxies -vast gtar families like our Milky Way -are grouped in giga ntic clusters of th ousands fJI galaxies each. The N a v y astronomen1 studied X·ray em is 11 i o o s received by their rockets from distant clusters known a5 Coma and Virgo. What they tnun d gives at leA sl pr<r vil'iionti-1 support to whiat might be called the multiple bangs theory of creation. According to an i d e a presently favored a mo n g aslronomer5, the u n i v e r ~ e originally was once condensed Into a "primordi8l fireball'' y,•hlch exploded about 10 billion years ago and r:ipanded inlo apace. ~talerial hurled MJtward condensed within a rew billion year~ Into stars and galaxies which ever since have been flying away from each other In the ever ex pan d Ing universe. The wlll conllnue tn fly 11way, 1ccording lo lhP.Ory. un· UI the ~ravitational bind lng forces of lhfl universe pull everything toliltlhr:r agsJn lnto another cre.aUve Ureball . ' ' . . - Stra1i9e New Ptips.1 A golden RetriE've r nurses hcf own t\VO Pups ind a pa ir of Bengal ti~gr cub.! after the cubs' mother refused to take care of them. The cubs will slay with their adopted moth~r. Pepper, In Smithtown, Long Island, unlll they can ac. cept rormula Ceedina:. - , ' . . . ... . . . .. f OAILV PILOT S1t1Jrday, May 22, 1971 .• . ~ I : -, ·. :. : .. Twelve Projects Under Way Atop Hill $75 Million Program . - At Newport Center The greatest concentration of commercial construction in Or&nge County is atop a bill ov erlooking Newport Harbor. Tv;elve projects valued at nearly $75 million are going up. "Some buildin11a are near completion, others are just Ufl· derway, and the skyline of Newport Center is changing daily," says Altw!rt J. Auer, vice president for commercial development of the Irvine Company. Newport Center is the com· pany's 622·acre ne" .. a>ncept downlown that I n c I u des . Fashion Island (acknowleded by rnany to be one of the world's mosl beautiful shop- ping centers) and Financial Plaza, one of the nation's emerging centers of high finance. According to Auer. buildin&s now being erected in Newport Center include: 18-story U n lo n Bank A medical buildlns of 96.noo square feet , the second In the center's medical p I a z a . {$3,000,000). The Rodeffer Building, a 34,000 squa re font office atruc· lure ($500,000). Newport Center Athletic Club {1400,000). A fire station for the City of Newport Beach ($4.2~.0001. .Jn addition lo the listed structures, there is 120,000,000 i n residential conslrucllon unde rwY.·ay in N e w port Center-embodied in Gerson Dakar's 1302-unit P 1 r k Newport Apartments. Newport Center's new struc- tures have 3,129,800 gross square feet. When completed, there will tw! an additional 4.,000 people working in the o(· lice buildings, 2,500 spaces in parkjng structures, and 2.500 people living in new apartments, according lo Auer . CENTER OF ACTIVITY -\Yorkers pour con crete for ground level of four-story parking garage at l\'e"·port Center's Financial Plaza. L-shap~d struc- ture is one or two to serve 18-story Union Bank Build ing (under construction, left) and newly Of>" ened IB·slory Avco headquarters building (back- ground), next to which is nearly comple ted parking garage. Building, the highest rising sl ructure in Orange County \$13.800 .000). Pacific ~1utual Life Insur- ance Building, just underway. The structure will cover more lhan three acres on a ten acre site ;ind will house the in· surance comp1 ny's main op- eralions ($ll.000.000J . Adjacent to New port Center is Big Canyon Country Club. a $12.000.000 golf course being carved out of canyons and barrancas. ~t opens for play in May. Ntw homes are being built around Big Canyon's fairways. Half•\Vay Point The rapid growth of Ne~·port C e n t er . from Park Newport Project on Schedule The IS.story Avco financi11l Ct'nLcr. almO.!lt completed and partially occupied by Avco F i nan ci al Ser vi c es ($10,000.0001. pastureland lo one of Southern California's major melropoli- t11n center~. is occurring under the aegis of .T·he Irvine Com- pany 's ambilious and compre- hensive master planning pr1>- gram. Auer noted. \\'ith 11 precise timetable usually allribuled lo s~·allows al Spanish missioos. the con- struction crew.~ at P a r k Newport Apartments have re1ched their half-way mark right on schedule. The dramatic apartment 11 nd lnwnhouse communily on the Back B11 y of Newport Harbor topped out its 6~th unit last ~·eek. a two-bedroom. t~·o-bath plan ~·ith a patio overlooking !he posh new Big Canyon Country Club. Previously finished an d &bout 80 perct'nt leased are a mixture of 66 bachelors. 27$ 1 bedroom apartmenlll, 231 ~'A'O­ btdrooms. and some 7 I townhouses. Developer Gerson Bakar calls it "rouncting the rar turn and heading for home " since he slill has another 650 units to go before lhe development reaches completion. Rentllls are more than keep- ing pace 1<1•ith construction, Bakar states, \.\.'ilh the ac· celeration a result of in· creased social and recrt'a- tiona l activity plu s the fact that grounds and landscapes are much more appealing as they malure. Park Newport·s Spa, a $7SO,OOO facility that boasts all the accoutrcmenl~ found in the fines~ private athletic clubs. is the activity cenler. It is private but res i den ts become membfrs automatical- ly with no initiation fee!! or monthly dues. Prospective tenants today are looking more for recrt'a- lional amenities than ever before. savs Dakar. and he should knOw. His firm has developed more than 4,000 rental units in the: San Fran- cisco area and has served as consultant to si milar projects throughout the Uni te:d Stalt's. Visitors to the Park Newport furnished model s tend to bree7.e through l~m then in- \'ariablv ask to \'isit the: Spa. the ten.nis club, the &hopping Mortgage Relief Aid for Une1nployed Ho1neowners Soitght A spokesman for one of the nation's lead ing housing pro· ducers and community developers today u r gt ri prompt passage of Senate legislation ~·hich would defray mortgagt paymenls for \eJll· porarily unemployed home- owners. t;nder the terms of the bill (S. 7351, introduced by Senator Alan Cranston ~ D-Ca\if. ), the Dtparlinent of Housing and t.:rb:in Development would in- surt-loans made by financial institutions lo OOmeowners who, because 1hey a r e unemployed or re-employed at 11ubst11nliAlly lower salarie~. cannot merl their mortgage payment.11. The bill would authorize the use of a $2$- million funrt to finance the Joans. in this time of CCQnomic insurance polil'y 11 ga inst a distress. possible rt\'t!rs11I. "\'t'ithout such a reli ef "Consequently, this legisla- measure for those affected by Linn provides much-needed unemploymeni. an increase in the rate or fore closures is in· relief for the homen\l•ner who evitablt." Tenzer s11id. "\Vt'l'e i.t bct \l·een jobs,'' Tenzer add- alread~· set'n evidence of lhis ed. in th~ Seallle area. where Tht bill . which is present!~· unemployment fig ures ha\•e in committee. sl ates that reachec! a staggering percen· anyone who has lost a job and tage. and as a direct result . is still out of work or has the foreclosure rale on FHA !aken a tempori:,ry position at guaranteed mortgage~ sul-I~~ 1han half of lhe (nrmer fered a ' nearly six.fold in-salary ;~ eli11tible for a loan. As crease within a 16-mon!h a qua lification the temporary period from January lo job must nol pay more than October, 1970. $10,000 a year. "Unfortunately, this sill.la-Other stipulations of the bill lion Ls being duplicated in provide that the borrower regions across the nation, need the loan to avoid specifically in 40 areas of foreclosurl! on his home . whirh per s lstent unemployment. musl be a single-famil y dwell- \Vith approximately six per· ing "situated in 11n area of cent or the nation's populace persistent ors u b st ant. i 11 l unemployed. it's obvious th11t unemployment as cletermilY.'fl there is a drastic need for by the Stcretary of Lahor ." somt positive action . He can borrow enough money "The ecooomic rondilions In meet mortgage: payments that prevail in ireas such 11s for " year. but his origlnal Seallle. Fklrida ,iand Southrrn mor1~11ge mu5t not exceed California are by oo means S..'l.1.000. limited lo those rt'gions. ~ fa cilities and swimming pools . One ma n recently insisted on seeing !he electr ica l blueprints for the seven night· lighted tenn is courts tu be ccr- lain they were acceptable before he signed his lease. This new life style in tota l e n v ironment communilics. "'hich many developers credit Gerson Dakar for initiating, is a significant manifestation of the overall social revolution, .Apartment living. 'A'ilh none of I he responsibilities of Oeslgn Plaza. a low rise of- fice complex to house daign and construction i n dust r y companies ($6.000.0001. Two parking structures to sh elter more than 2 . 5 O O 11u tomobiles iS7 .:xl0.000). Long range plans f o r Newpo rt Center call for ad· ditiona l high and \ow rise buildings and a civic center for the city of Newport Beach. as well as other projects. Granada Homes Nearing Total Sellout in Viejo O"'nership. is typical of Only seven homes and one fireplaces, Granada Homes today's carefree attitudes that model remain in the 311-home are clMe to schools, shopping seem lo cross over all lines of neighborhood or New Granada and recreation. age and income. at Mission Viejo, only four Several of the homes are At Park Ne...,·porl residents months after the opening of close lo Sierra Recrea tion stale !hat they never drive the sixth and final unit. Center. and only a few blocks !heir cars anymore e.~ccpt for The remaining homes are from the Mission Viejo Golr going to work . t.:nlike n1ore available In four different Club and Inn. t rad i tional neighborhoods models. including ranch style. The decorated model now v.•here one mu.~\ drive to the tri-tevet and two story, with available for sale I~ located store. cleantrs, tennis or cnun-three to five bedrooms, and directly on the fairw ay of the try club. theater or bridge two and one-half baths. golf course. club. all of these amt'nities are Featuri ng dram at i c en-Prices of Granada Homes !here ~·ithi n a t"·o-minute lryways, garden cou rtyards. range from $29,240 lo S40,790. walk. cathedral beamed ceilings and with 6:14 percent F'HA. VA and For single residents. of any 15pack>u,, ramily rooms with convenliona! terms 1v1i!able. age. the Spa with its Olympil'·,,======================;I si~e swimming pool (there are seven additional ones scat- tered around), billiard room , game rooms. and various types of clubs and lessons, is available. The mosl shy in· dividual can find friends and fun without embarrassment or compromise. "People "'a t chi n g '' is another favorile pastime since Park ~ewport has allracled the attention of m o v i e 'luminaries like Raquel We lch. John Wayne. Elke Sommer et a!, baseball favorites Tony Conigliaro and Bill Singer. and most all of the stars of the tt'nnis \\'orld . Developer Dakar is p!e:ased \1•it h the acceptance of P;i rk Newport. He wanted it to be more than just shelt~r. He "'anted to offer a new and in· 1ercsting life style to all in- come groups and a full r11nKr I I See by Today's Want Ads • THAT • IT'S • DIME • A • LINE • DAY! of rrcreational opportunities to everyone regardless of theirl'=======================~I circumstances. K'd L'k l A k A d Al P"k New1'9rl he has I s I e 0 s n y done just th11t. ' "Senator Cranston's 'home owrli'r~hip conservation loan' bill deserves wide-spread sup- port ." suited M1l.'hat'I L. Tenzer, senior vil.'e prtsid{'nl of 1he Larwin Group, In!.' . ol Bevcrlv Hills, Californi11. "It'~ a significant step in the right flirKliO!l towards protecting 11nd miiinl;iininJ: living slan· dards tha t ha\·e been affected Furthermore, not only are ~------------------------:::::,..----::::""'"I:-\---------, 1nore people out of ~·ork I(). day, they are out of work for longer periods of t i m e , ' ' /till• n ... rtor Susie Bruderlin. a for· mer Miss Hunt in gton Beach. ha s been chosen Miss Rea ltor Week by the Huntington Bcal'h- Fountain Valley Board of ReaJtors. Re a I tor Week ls May 23.2g, Tenzer slated. "This bi!I will art ;is 1 safeguard against f u t u re Konomic declines for the homeowner. There can be no guarant ''? that, llS t h e f'conomy grows strongf'r. it \\'Ill ,·emain stable. The Cranston measure acts as an I • • , ' .. I J 11!11R:ii .. ll";:c~R~E~A~T7.1N"-G~A.--;10.1~T~Ti•ii111 I ENVIRONllllNT ,011 YOU ... ·-..... '" ·-·- Come to the opening of ·The West Nine at Laguna Niguel. And.pick the green you want In your backyard. The \\'est :\inc is a new area in Laguna ::\igucl \\·here \ve've just opened a group of co11don1inium homes . It's located right alongside our golf course. l ·hc ,,·est 5idc of the course. of course. Every hon1c in ·rhe \\'est :\inc J1as a big lanai t hat \1xiks out on the gol f course of El.'.\"igu cl Country Club. \\'hen ;,ou stand there looking at this beautiful ,·ie\\', don·t be surprised if ~·ou find yourself lhin king, '°Boy, this is the life." What are homes In The West Nine llke? The homes in The \\lest :\inc are beautiful homes, \\11th tl1e genuine fctl of Spanish .A.rchitecture. Red tiled roofs. rounded arches, and thick stucco \Valls. Our new homes come with 2 or 3 bedrooms, and t\1,.10 baths. These arc lovely homes, and they require little 1na intenance inside. And none outside. All of \\1hich 1nakcs them ideal for people \\1ho would like to use them for a second home. Or for people \Vho tra\·el a lot. What If you don't llke 1olf? Well, if ,·ou don·L like golf, there arc plenty of Other things to· do at Laguna '.\"igucl. \\'e ha\·e some of the most beautiful beac\1es in Southern Cali fornia. \\ie ha\'C 3 rriYatc beach club. The Laguna 0:igucl Beach Club. \\'e' re right next door to the new Dana Point Nfarina and Yacht Harbor. 162 acres nf Laguna ~igue! have been donated to Orange County for a regional park. This park will surround a 47-acre lake wl1ich '\\'il! be used for sailing and fishing. Construction on tl1e 11ark is now undcrw~y. Homes In The West Nine start at S25,950. Our home-s in The \\lest 1'\ine .5tart as Jo,v as $25.950, and J·ou can get a home right be.side the fairway for only $29,000. \\lhich is certain]~· reasonable for this kind of home. \Ve offer you excell ent con,·entional terrns. 1·he prime rates ha Ye just gone do\l.'ll , so ,,.e can offer ,·ou the lo\\·est condo. minium rates 3\~ailable toda~{-Thc..se are today·s rates, not ~·csterday·s rates. How to 1et here. Take the San Diego-Santa Ana Freeway (Highway 5) to Cro••n \alley Parkway. Follow Cro•·n \alley Park"'"Y t ill you see signs that direct ::,·ou to ··The \\·est Nine." Follow the ~ign s tjll you get h<re. Our phone number is (il4) 496-362 8. , Real Estate Questions end Comment By Reeltor R•ndall McCardlo Who1t •re interest rates going to do? St1y •t their present level? Go up? Or, hopefully, come down 1 little more? We purchased some l•nd south of here and h•v• been hoping to build 1 do11n units ... when we could 91t • decent lo11n. Should we w•it? Or go ehead now? J. T. Cost• Meu i\los l of the experts see mortgage rates on the in- ~rease. They reco1nmend that an yone \\•ho expects to be 1 ~ need of 1nortgage money any tilne soon. should get ~1s loan as soon as po.!isible. Evidence is mounting that interest rates have bo tto1ned out and 'viii soon head up\\'ards. Th is is the conclusion 110\v being voiced by mortgage ex perts. soothsayers and crystal ball gazer! on both coasts. It ties in \\'ilh predictions made last Nov· ember to the effect that interest rates \vould drop until around the 1nidd le of the year. after \\'hic h the trend \VOul d reverse. The reC'ent boo~! in prime interest rates by the Ch ase f\1anhattan Bank represents a distinct turnaround in the n1oney 1narket and this upturn \\'ill undoubtedly spread quickly to com rnercial banks everywhere. Since loni::·terh1 rates traditionallv follow !rends f"Stablished in the shorl·ter1n rnarkt>t. it. is safe to conclude !hat be· fore loo long. it \\ iJI cost su bstantially more to fiuance co1n1nercial and residential properties. This clear-rut. Up\1•ard tren d in interest rates \\'as prompted hy a tre1nendous increase in borro"•ing ac· tivity on the r1art of fc>deral. !'ilate and local govern- Jnents. Dcrnand for rnoncy on the part of governments strapped \11ith deficit financ:ing' policies has no1r reached ~uch levels that the only \\ay the intere~t rate can go IS Up. There is ~orne disagrcen1ent arnong experts as to \vhether the c:ost of 1noney \1·iJI begin to rise nf)r..l mo nth . late summer or by the end of the year. It is important lo take advantage of the prese nt 1011· ra tes ... even a fraction of a point l"a n n1can the difference bet1veen 111 profi table and non-profitable apartment complex. I know there must be many qualities th1t a re1I estate salesman should have; such as getting along with people, product knowledge, e tc. What do you think is the ore single most important quality that a real estate s1lesman should have? H. C. Huntington Beach Genuine si nccrily is thr n1ost precious quality that a man or a \\'Oman <"an have. No one ever \\'On the respect or others by sh am or bl urr. A person \vho sels out to be 1vhat he is no! \\'i ll sooner or later be disa ppointed . Obviously. you cannot pu! on an d take off sincerity :11s you put on and take off your coat. Sincerity goes deep do\1·11 in to thl' fiber of our being. The sin cere person acts in character all lhe !in1e. lie believes deeply in the value Of the 11·ork he is doing. !·le goes out of his way to help others. \\'r adrnirc a pcrs(lll \1·hose c\'ery 11·ord rings true, \l'hosc acti ons sho11· the sincerity that controls his think· in,e. r·ou <'an forgiv<' a person alinost anything except deliberate double-cl.ealing--a total lack of !linteritv in hi s 11·ords and deeds. · J.;dito1"s Note: Raudall R. i\lc(:ard/e i.~ 011' prex1dent of the Real f.'!.\tUll'rs. ou i'nve st ment oualysr. college lecturer, and tnlll!nr of "Real l:state n~ (:a/lforiiia." Send your conl.· 'nents and q1.1.est1ous to Ra11dall R. McCord/e '1i the DAILY PILO T. P. 0. Bo:c 1560, Costa :\/csa. ('o/iforn1a 92626. Niguel Receives New Security A lar1n Plan A computerized security alarm system is being in- stalled in this 8.000-acre nev; tov;n. it \\'<l.<; announced today by Richatd I.. \Yeiser. ex- eCutive vice president of Av<"o Community Developers. Inc., developers of Laguna Niguel. \\1eiser said lhe sys1e m is designed ro sumn1on im- mediate assistance in ca"ics or fire. crirne and medical crises and \l'ill be an optinn avallablr to home bu yers. lie said all of Aco·s mndcl home s in Lagun<i Niguel 1\•ill he \Virrd fnr u~<' 11f the svstcm 'rhe uni q u r clr1·1ronic." systen1 is designed by S!erling Security Sc-rvirc. a private securit~· <·ompan.v fron1 San Diego 11 hirh no11· ser1·es I he communi111 of Hant' h u Bernardo · and lhe La Jolla To1\·n Council . Ray Riley. president of Sterling Sccurily Service. explained his com· pany·s program: Each subscriber's home is ~quipped vrith electronic Y.'arn· ing devices 11·hich will activate :11 computer to be inst alled in a special office at Lag u n a Niguel. \\'ithin minutes the .security patrol car -whost drivers are trained in fire fighting and first aid as y,·eJJ as basic poliee y,·ork -y,•itl ar· ril'e. render the necessary service and '0 11 I a(' t ap· propriate authorities. The clec!ronic w a r n in g drvices are almost completely concealed in the homes. The.Se ronsist of sensitive breaker points in each home which \\•ill be actil'aled in case nf entry. 'rhc coded alarn1 signal i~ 1ransmilled !o a eentral c:on1· puter \1•hich records the ad - dress and ini tiates appropriate sfrurily response. In case of fire an undue 111nount of heat in a home 1vill lriggrr the fire alarm. Op- tional. is a remote control but- ton "'hich can easily be car- ried on a person. may be pushed in limes of medical emergency. bringing an am- bulance to the door •in min utes, he said. \Veek Observed R eagan Co1n111ends R eoltors Gov. Ro11ald Reagan ha~ commended Californi a Realtors for "y,·orking to solve the proble ms in our cities, tov.•ns. and cnl'1ronmenr1 as they relate to real estate. The commendation y,·as In an open letter ~alutina t~e statt''s Realtors as l he y observe Rraltor \\'cf'k L\.lay 2:1· 2R "·Ith special cvcrit s and ac· l1vitics The gol'ernor's letter said · ··1 a1n pleaRd lo s11lute lhe Rc<iltors of this stal<' as they join niorc than 9~.000 Hc:iltors In the na!Jon in obscrvlnK Rr.altor \\'erk l\fay 2.1 to ~1ay 29. 1971. "Private nwnershlp of re11I property and Ifs wide dislrlbu· • !Ion is one of the: principal safeguards of this free society. a goal successfully pur!ued by Realtors and others in the real cslalc industry as part or their professiona l 11ctivitic!. T"'i> thirds 6r our families in California and the nation own lheir homes. "Realtors. through t h e It pledge_ 10 uphold the. Code of Ethics of the Nation a l Association oC Real Estate Boards. their sell-discipline through local boards of Tleahor.s, an d their particlpo · lion in civic affairs. have con- tributed toward publlc con· fidenct In rea l e 1 I 1 I e 1>wncrship. \ 1/3 U.S. Property on 'The Free List'· By NORMAN KEMPSTER WASHINGTON !UPI) -A• much u one-third or the pro- perty in the United State~ is exempt fro1n property tax - ation . shifting the burden of supporting schools and local 1ovemments to other tax· payers. according to a newly publlshed book. Entitled "The Free Lisi : Property Without Taies." lht book wu writttn by AUttd Balk, edit<r-a.t-larzc of Satur· day Revie.,.. and was published by RusseU Sace f"oundation . • . '• • tree. in others. Balk said no one knows ex- ac!ly how much property 1.s exempt fron1 taxation because only 18 states compl\e exempt· 1'aluation inventories. But he csthnated lhat the exemptions 1nlght reaC'l1 $600 billion \\'Orth of real estatf'. H lhat guess is ac('urate. onr~ thirtl of thf' nation's total pro- perty does nol appear on lilt tax rolls. shifting an average of $310 per family annually to other taxpayers. state and local government aiencies. But there are m1ny private exemptton..s 1s well, "ranging from Gold St a r ~1others to churches aod from veterans lo roundations. The 77-story C hr ys lt r Build ing in New York 111 the "world's tallest t ax t"X· ernptlon." Balk said. It is own· ed by Cooper Union . whi ch L~ exempt by state charter front all property .taxes. defell$t plants leased to son1t or the na tion's largesl l'Or· poratkvls. And so are stort! and other cominercial pre> perli~ owned b)' uni\•ersilie!I and chu rches ln nH111.v sta!ts. llalf of the real estate \'a I u a I ion in Bost.on, \Vashington, A lban~. N Y .. and Ithaca. N.Y, is on !he free list. Forty J)('rtenl or rnorc of the property in ll arrisburg, Pa .• Niagara F'alls. N.Y.. and Oberlin and Athens. Obio, is exempt . One-third nr the pr~ perty in New York. Buffalo alld P1ttsburah i& ali;o tax free, Balk sald. Balk. said there are nlany in- consistencies in exemption practices. For i n s I a n c e , Oregon and Kansas tax ch urch parsonage.s. Pennsylvania talC· es those not acljacent to the church. Colurado exempts only the rirsl $6.000 \•aluation. Ten- Balk urges state and local govemment.s lo prep are and publish comprehensive and ar· cur111te lists of exempl pro. pcrties. He also ca.lls for clarification of exemptJon pro- visions to determine jusl whit property is exempt :11nd wha l is taxable. nessee exempts the principal .--=='------==:;....-"~ nlinister's home. t.tany othrr states do nol tax parsonages at all. Graffiti is t.fuch or tht' exen1pl pro- perty is O\vned by federal . Holida y 'lnn ~1otcls I n Alabama a.re also exempt from taxes. So are some Reurt:n1ent communities are taxed in some states and tax A Joke ... Really • TOday's Special: $34,495. To the first 1,047 buyers we'll throw in Newport Beach. It's rea lly a special day when you can find a gra- cious IJrand ne\v '1 h13rlr oorn home -in expen:;1ve Nrwpo1tBrae11-l{H under $35.CXX>. But l1Pr(' it 1r,. tile c ll::irn1ing Montego. With 7°/o financing , annual percentage rate, to add to the rharn1~ l\nd we have other liomes. 1usl as special , lor under $40,000. Suell ve f'allie and unique desig ns -bean! r elln1gs, garden ki tchens, breezrways. All 111 a vPry pr 1vatr, - wa lled neighborl10od of quiet streets. All centered aroUnd a ::.cllool si te and park, a private far nily rccr<'at 1on club and poo l. The stir1-and -wa!Pr fun of NeWJ)Or! is right down the road. The. bay. Tl1e boat s. T1 1e sur f. And Fa shion lcla11d amt UC Irvine could hardly be closer. $34,49G in Newport' You'd bet te r believe it. And 5PC it -~oon. Becau~e we're ::.cll1ng and selling-al lea't one home a day' . ' ,, .. -• • ........ N[Wf'ORT e BLA.CH UAlllOR VIEW HOME.~ ly'"'i- l1kt !lie San Diero or Newf)Ort rreew1~ to M1cArthur, lhtn go 1outh to Ferd llo1d. OR VIEW HOMES In the Irvine Planned En,·in>nment.-lu'lii·IJ ' @\9 • • ' ' • • • ,• .. •• .. :i . ;, • . . .. ~ ~· JO DAILY PI LOT . ... . . ·~· ••• ., ----" Saturday, May 22, 1971 MASTER BEDROOM SU ITE AT RANCH HOME HAS PRIVATE BATH, DRESS ING AREA Irvine Complex Sales Increase at Ranch Temperate climate, absence of smog and convenient loca- tion are bu! a few or the many Important reasons why the seventh unit of the Ranch in the Central Irvine Complex is more than one-third sold. ac- cording to Jerry Hardin, sales manager. The Ranch homes by Don Avres J r. are located betv.·een the Santa Ana an d San Diego Greeways ln central irvine and are priced from $32,950 to $43.550 for three to five bedroom, two to four baths residences. Ocean view Park Has Sea Breeze All Year "Major shopping, schools, churches, employment and recreatio nal facilities all are nearby," Hardin said. "It's the most convenience-0 riented living area in So u ther n California?'' The re is a broad selection of Families who want to move into a home which is cooled by an. oceanbreeze al! year. and who woul d like lO be in by summer. if not earlier, can now do so at Occanview Park, the newest community developed by the Buccola Company in Costa P.1esa. noor plans and ex t eri o r carpeting throughout. fenced designs available and the rear yards, bric k fireplaces Ayres fifm. Frank H. Ayres an d concrele dri veways. In and Son, offers free decora- some cases, a second fireplace lions services to assist buyen: can be installed tor a nominal in their choices of colors. charge. carpeting and drapes. Custom cabinets, luminous Only a rew miles from the Stressk.in Facility In I rvine Construction of a new pro- duction facili ty for Stresskin Products Co., Division of Tool Research Corp. in the lrvini industria l tract. has just been completed by ~1. J. Brock & Sons, Inc.. a major building firm located in Los Angeles. Announci ng the completion v.·as forrest Z. Riegel. Vice President of the Comme rcial Div ision of M. J. Brock & Sons. Inc.. a wholly owned subsidiary of INA Corporation. Riegel pointed out that this was the second major project the construction firm has completed for Stresskin. The first. built in 1967, was the original 120.000 square feet plant and offices constructed for the advanced materials and structures manufacturer. The new production facili ty adds another 12tl,OOO square feet plant making a total of 380,000 square feet on the 34 acre site. It was des igned by the Donald R. Warren Co., Uls Angeles engineering firm. "We can move families in now, or they can be in the beginning or summer, so the youngsters can get to know their new friends belore school begins," said George D. Buc- cola. president of lhe develop· ment company. ceilings. extra large master ocean. ( u r n is he d and bedroom suites with si lting decorated models and an in- rooms an d large unobstructed formation sa les center may be balconies are among the lux-visited daily just off the San1<.i ury-like features in these Ana Freeway at Jeffrey Road. Oceanview Park homes. Step-. Con~enlional, VA and. FHA down living rooms, formal f1nanc1~g terms a.re vaLlable, separate dining rooms and according lo Hardin. bonus rooms in some models1 -...,----------~.-.---.-;.-----. .. can also be fouhd. "Another thing to consider Is that the new ~farina View Park is being planted, and this huge 2.5 acre facility right in the center of the community Is the pe rfect place for these children to get to know one another," he added. Priced from S.'J.1.950 to $45.~. these four bedroom homes in the two story models, come in a variety of exterior design5 -just right for any family. "And best or all, unlike other homes this close to the ocean, everyone here ov.·ns the land on which the· house is built.'' emphasiz.ed Buccola. Oceanview Park homes have been well received since they were first introduced earlier in the year. The homes which are being offered now are in the final unit. although all of the Jots are still highly desirable with either views of the park or ocean. or against the bluffs, insuring privacy. Among reaso ns given for their popularity, in addition to the unusual and striking architecture. Is the comple 1c move-in package offered. All electric built-in kitchens are standard as is wa\1-lo·walt "We've built our finest series of homes yet to d6\e," Bucrola said, "using our background an d experienee of the past 20 yeari;, plus the comments we receive from fa~.ilies who buy homes from "' There have not been man y new developments in Costa Mesa in recent years and Bue· cola said he expects many flf the choice lots and homes to go rather quickly. "We ca n honestly say, we have no smog here -at any time.'' he said. To reach the model com· plex. which is completely furnished and decorated, drive south on Harbor Boulevard to 19th St reet. then tum right to Whittier. The models are open daily from IO a.m. until dusk. TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We Oare Yo u ... Every S atur~ay KEN VOUN6 Saluti11 g RE ALTORS NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK MAY 23-29 First American Title Insurance Company "°""" Oflltl. ~11 t<(ll:flol MA._. !TRI! 1. ~•'<IA ANA, V.~ll~NI" "17111 • (Al.EA 1'1 .. 541-J -~~= YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY$45,000 FOR AN OCEAN VIEW HOME. E~ch hllls lde home In this new luxury COtJto mun1ty has a 1pectacular view of the blue Pacific. Ideally located In lovely San Cl&- mente ao that you enter the big city hustle and bustle only when you desire. Yet you are surrounded by a multitude of recreational opportunities ••. a half doten golf courses within 10 minutes, and ll1e magnificent new Dana Point Marina only 5 minutes away. These archllect-destgned-2, -3 and 4-bed- room homes leature all General Electrlc kitchens including push-button ran~es, aelf- cleanlng ovens~ df!hWasllera and disposals. 1' -fascinating gourmet island Is avallable. Other features rnclude large covered___m1llos ce raihle-111,=·entrlA!, "Ttr!f)laN!"Wilfi gas 1oO 1tarter1, nylon shag carpeting throughout, quality hardware including heavy wrought I Iron door pull• and maximum security dead-bolt door locks. For information phone (71'4) 492-1405. Or better yet, aee for younse)f. Drive south on Highway 5, tum east on Ave. Pico In San Clemente, end follow the algna. From $35,900 Excetlent Fln•nclng Avaftlble ' . . . . .. . GRAND OPENING 7th Unit The· Ranch HOMES BY AYRES • Select from 15 imaginative exteriors • 3 to 7 bedrooms • Customize your new home during early stages of construction • Be in your new home by September • Many outstanding features included in price $32,940 to $43,550 V.A., Conventional terms The Ranch in Central Irvine, surrounded by lush citrus groves and gentle rolling hills, perfect for famil y living. The finest blend of rural and suburban living ... the convenience without the crush. You will find a wide variety of floorplans and exteriors to suit you r family's requirements. Imported bric k and massive wooden lleams 'pro vided for a custom-lik e look throughout. Visit our modal homes today. The selection will never be better. SANTA ANA FWY SAN DIEGO FWY SALES omcE WEEKENDS 10:00 AM ••• 7:00 PM HOURS: WEEKDAYS 11:00 AM ••• 7:00 PM PHONE (714) 838·5136 ..,,, AYRES SINCE-1905 j • ": ,)' - DAILY PILOT ! I . -·••• Landers ANIMAIAgic .. -I Romeo Colorblind .. :Doroscope LOSE UP TO Aquarinm Have Freedom of Choice 20. POUNDS . IN 14 DAYS! To His. True Love FOR SUNDAY M1y l3 By SYDNEY OMARR who have lnfonnaUon you re- quire. Ask queetion ; be a g__ood listener. Accent o n" questions, requerts. receptive. Diplomacy aervtl!I as fine all y. Fam ou3 U.5. \Vomt11 Ski ·reort~ Ort& Be magnetism rating is high-op. now posite se1t is at t ra c ted , Welcome change ol scenery. Come aillve. personality, appearance, new VIRGO (Aug. 13-Sepl. 22): Durlnii: !he nun-snO\V off sta· son the U.S. \VOfnen's Alplnt AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Ftb Ski Tram mttmbt.·ni ti;o 011 tM DEAR ANN LANDERS: Almost everyone has Virgo lndirlduals eften are 1larts. Perceive s u bl l ~ meanings. heard the song. "I! I Can't Be Near the One I Love J rderred a. a1 w a I k Ing GEMINI (r-.1ay 21.June 20): Read ~tween the Jines. Be Love the qne I'm Near." It describes me perfectly. newrpaptr1. They 1atber fa cts Give yourself time. to reflect aware of fine prinl. What you The girl I really like lives a long way from here. and apply them to current on spfrltual matters. Take think is close at hand requires ~ get to see her only during summer vacation. So this 1 1s my problem: \Vhenever I'm with a chick, it doesn't ~ 1-1• 1UuaUons. The cl111lcal Vlr10 othing for granted. We con\e additional thought, study. Gain matter that she is the -----------~==""~'-"''i-~·-;o··"'!!';i.'5·~.,. ~ native is knowledgeable about degree of seclusion. Find out shown if you read, '''rile and l I k. d . h ~111~f~ 'f;Cjl. LA1f~f ~lfNT'IFIG t " 1 th ~·ho you are-where you are ""olemp'.ate. wors oo '!lg . og 1n t e OPINION-PEOPLE. CARRY . rurren even , aware o e . . 1 -.v t t f M :h · GERMS L" latest medical UndMgs and i1 going. lfeed Inner \'Otce. t s a e o IC ie:an -in \\'il h so many chan"es laking S""'ak1 truth. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0t't 22 ): three m1·outes I've gol m " a natural teacb.er a 11. d ,.,.. Del d f Y place lhese days perhaps I am CANCER (J une 21-July tz): ve tep or an!IWers. arm around her, le!ling not up on the latest. Is it now reporter. Welcome friendship of Aries Overcome temptation to ac- her she's the ;realest the ''in" thing for the bride lo individual. SpoUight Is on <'tpt the superficial. You lhl.ng s1'nce s11·ce b d 3 C ARIF.s (Marth 21-April 19): Lrlke · hod lthl rea . completely ignore her family Oll 08St friends, ho~. wishes. Young s responsive c r w n J'm shamed r If Genuine values are available. ,..~~ tho t · t t t 8 0 myse and the groom'• fa1n ily when ""'rson provides stimulation. se mos lmpot an ° you. L---m f th · I Refuse to be beset by in· r-1 lude t rt ~use so e o ese gll' s planning the wedding party! Thece w1·11 be changes-you nc s ma e, pa ner~:s:-r de t d · G D decision. Your own needs are •-· 1 1. a e very cen an si ncere I have a dear friend whose et egrees embark on search which pro-press uue ee ings. and I gel them lo like me. lf I d ht · be' 'ed important. Fill them . One d aug er is mg marr1 born under Cancer can aid in vides knowledgt. .::.CORPIO (Oct . 23-Nov. 21 ): h~;~ ~~ !~~o~c~i~~yy ~~e~ soo n. The girl has two sisters Thret Orange Coas t special mission. ~row olf LEO (Jilly 23-Aug. 22): Finish tasks. What you give and a brother. Her fiance has false pride. Family member can help now will ultimately bear fruit. on my part. a sister and a brother. The rtsidents will be among 146 TAURUS (April2l}.May20): entertain professi ona l Don't force decisions, ls.rues. Do you have a word of ad-bfridhe has sel~tledhas her maid persons receiv ing deg rees Give full play lo inltlleclual associate. Taurui individual K.e_y is to be patient. Your \'ice~ -PORT 11 U RON o onor. a g1r s e met only from La Verne College at curiosity. You meet people could startle with unorthodox judgment, intuition may not ROMEO recently. Her bridesmaids are . be as sharp as usual. DEAR ROMEO: 1 have no local schoolmates. She has commencement ceremonies advice for YOU, Bub, but J persuaded her future husband June 6. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22- have 8 word for the chicks: tG ask a college buddy to be The area grads are: Class of 1951 to Meet De... 21 ): Get needed rest, Somewere In Michiga n ls a his best man. James D. Reed III of rehl"ld•llon. beNcw acquaintance guy who by his own admission Don't these roles belong, s ou not permitted to sap Is a heel. Beware. traditionally, to sisters and Mission Viejo, doctor or Ja~'S Old faces CIJ\ renew their dinner and dancing to follow. your energy. Be fair but firm. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Your colum n highlights the commonplace and often gives information that doesn't ap- pear elsewhere. P I ea s e perform a service for families who are going through an ii· lness crisis or are in mourn- ing. brothers? If I am wrong, degree; acquaintances July 17 when Reservations for the 18 tickets Your own requiremenla must please tell me. -NEENA H, Gay Gilbert of Balboa the Huntington Beach High must be in by June I. be co~idered. Key person WIS. Island, master or arta in School Class or 1951 holds its Those who would Hke to joi" understands. DEAR NEENAH : Th ~ teaching English, and 20-year reunion. In the event should call CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. privilege of serving as maid or Francis J 0 h n Rounds of The Meadowlark Country P atricia Presson. &36-6773, or 19): Crtative endeavors 1u~ honor or best man I also Westminster, bachelor of arts Club affair begins with a Marilyn Penhall, (213) 4»-ceed. Thtre is public response bridesmaids) Io es tradi-degrte, cocktail hour .at 6 p.m., "'ith 8808. to your efforts. Personal tionally lo sisters an d 1_:~:::=================r===============~ brothers. lt also is traditional j • · '"Ski Team" d ie t lQ • IOlilll 2() 111): Emotional burden ls pounds in h\'u v.'e-rk1. Thal's lifted. You have gr i: ate r right -:JO puundil Jn 14 da.y1: · 'I'hl" basl!L of lhi• dio'l It Ch<'m1clll freedom or choice. Sense of rood action and \\'as devised by security is heighte.ned. Stick a fan1ou11 Co lo1·11do physlcia~ cl~ (o home base. Parenl, t'Sllt:'cial\y for the U.S. Ski older individual plays signiii-T•·tun. NornlBl f'111•r1e,y Is mal.n- cant role ta in~d 1vc1·y in1portant l) ':\'hilt · rt"Cl uclng. You kf'f'p "full.' no PISCF.s (Feb 19-March 20 ). starvalion, be<.'ause the dit't I• . . 'ldPsignt'tl. that \1·ay! ll'1 a. diet ~ aware ol details, fine thal i~ t>asy to follow v,rhethe1 poanls, Check t e I e phone you \1'0r k, travrl or 1t&y a ! messages, spec i a I com-ho1nc. !'ur n1,·11, too. municatioos. Catch up on cor-. This ls, horlf's tly, .• fantas-rtspondenc~ Much activi ty in-ILt'ally. :sucu•11sful d Ltt l. ,rr 11 . ', \\'t>rt'n I, th•• U.S. \Vomf'n 1 Sk d1cattd: don t. try to do too Tt'iun v.·o11Jdn't be Pf'rTnlttcd tr much al one Ume. u~ i1! ll lghl! Su, gh'e yourM!IJ th1• san1l' brrak the U.S. Sk' IF TODAY IS )"0 U R Tt'.an1. Jil:"l!S. Lostt 1vf'lgh t th_f BIRmDAY •b SCl('nlLf1t·, provt"n \\"llY-F.VPTI II you are a \ l rant you' v i" tl"if'd 11.ll the other dieta. person, food of travel. You you O\\'e it to yoursp\f to try began project or relationship th£' U.S. \Vonn•n's Ski Tean: this year which is due to DiPt.. 1 ~111 Gra1X'froit Dif't) become meaningfuL Month of Th11t is, 1f ;.-011 really do \\'Bnl tr . . lose 20 JM:>ttnds In tv.·o \vreks. J~ly IS spothghled a~ ~t~tan-Order today. Tear this ot.lt as 11 ding. Cancer-born 1nd1v1du11\ rC'mind1•1-. may help you in financial S('nd only $1.25 1$1.50 for area. Rush Sf'rvi('(>), cash ts O.K.1 to : Ski 1'l'am Diet, 279 Shef il'ld T~•¥11~ci;::.,~~o~.k:Y~~J..;' 0';'...~.,1.~ Dr.~ Of'pt. RC. ~Anti\ Barbara, l::t1e1, "\etrtt Hln11 k>r Men •f>d Ca hf. 9.110.1. Don t order unless %"3':.;~ ~0:::~:,1::1,.."°ol~rt.: you <'XJM'Ct 1.., Josi!' 20 po~nd!! In Pl\.OT, So• l'HO, G••f>d CM!r•I St•-t\\'O \\'('f'kli! Brea use thAt s wha l llOl'I. Ntw Vort.. NY. 1001,, the Ski Tr.11.n1 Dif't \\•111 do! (c l Kids Learn from 'Ask Andy' An act of kindne s s sometimes turns out lo be a headache. Thoughtful friends and neighbors so met im es bring food in beauti f u l casseroles. gra ~ite crocks, on heirloom plates, crystal cake plates and so on. The bereaved that the groom seltct his own best man and ushers. There may be O\'erriding personal reasons for doing otherwise, bu! a wedding Is an ~aslon v.·bich calls for tradition a11d for the strengthen.Ing of 1''eak Choose One of the Many Coast & Southern Federal Offices to Serve You: Art Linkletter Shows You a New Way to Beat Inflation .•. Just Join Coast & Southern Federal Offers You These Highest Prevailing Rates: family lies. are often too exhausted and What is French kissing? Js JI confused lo remember who , ~'rong? Who should set the brought what. Af_ter ~ week .or neckjng limits -the boy or so, the pan!ry !s filled .with the girl? Can a shotgun wed- other pcopl.e s china and silver ding succeed? Read Ann -ownership unknown. . Landers' booklet. "Teenage Here are thr~ suggestions Sex -Ten Ways to Cool It." for those ~·ho bring food to the Send 50 cen~ in coin and 11 home of ~istraug~t friend~: long. self-addressed. stamped (I) Use 1nexpens1\'e plastic enve!Gpe in care of the DAILY containers or paper plates. 12) PILOT. If you want lo bring food in a .--===========.! Spode bowl on a sterling tray, tape your name on the back. (J) Don't wait for the bereaved to return your con- tainer. Go get ii. GRATEFUL BUT TIRED DEAR G.: In the 16 years I've been wrltlng this <:olumn I cannot retail that these a;ug- gestions have e\•er been of- fered. Tbank you. DEAR ANN LANDERS : LOCAL EDITORIALS The DAILY PILOT Qu it e Often Fights City Hall * llAIN OFFICE:8th & Hin, L.c.Anoef•• ~1351 * W1LIHIREat GRAMEACY PLACE:3933Wfflhlte Blvd., L.A.• 318-1265 LA. CIVIC CENTER: 2nd' Broactwar ·•1102 * HUNTINGTON BEACH: 91 HunUngtonCID.r. (714) 997-1047 IANTA ANA LOAN llAVtCEAGENCYi * 1905 N. Main St.• (714) 547-9257 * IANTA MONIC A: 718 Wll1hl!9Blvd. • 303-0741 * SAN PEDRO: 10th & Paclne •131·2341 * WEST COVINA: EasUand Shopping Ctr.• 331·2201 * PANORAMA CITY: 8816 Van Nuya Blvd.• 892-1171 * TARZANA: 11751 Ventura Boulevard• 345-3814 * LONG IEACH:Srd & Locutt•437-7481 (lpt11 Stturdays-t .. ta l ,.. Diiiy Hours-t 111lo4 Pll ASSETS• $800 MIWON silverwood·s &he lnsldelS Oub With a $2,500 balance In your HVlnoa account, you are eligible to become a member. Substanlial 1aving1 are available when purchasing many Item& Including automobltes, furniture, appliancn , Jewelry. Plu1 many free 1ervlces-money orders, sate deposit box11, etc. :~ ,T __ l RAL SAVINGS r -------- COMPOUNDlD DAILY AND PAID QUAATIJltLY.• 5.00"f•-5.13°/o Puabook; No Minimum. -5.25°1•-5.39°/o Three Month.Certificate; No Minimum. 5.1s•1 •• 5_92•1. On•YearCertiflcate; $1,000 Minimum. a.00•1 •• a.1a•1. Two-Year Certificate; $5,000 Minimum. ' • Ert.ellvt Annu1/ E1mlnpa • INSURANCE TO s20,ooo ' • Spectacular Savings on Men's Clothlng ••• thls Sunday, May 23rd only -Shop 12 to 5 p.m. All Suits, Sport Coats, Slacks, From Regular Stock Our Famous Brands Included up to A rare opporhlnlty to eave on men'1 fine quality clothing. Select from 1lngle breasteds, double bre11tad1, wool wor• 1ted11 blends, lmpor1s, dom11Uc1, ch1ck1, strlpu, plaJd1 and 1olld colors. Not all patterns, colors and prices fn all tlzes-but inviting selecllon1 at worthwhile 1aving1I MEN'S SPORTSWEAR 14.00-1 5.00 S.S. Boucle knits, plo cket & mockturtle ........ _ ......... _, ___ , __ .. _····· 7.99 I 0.00 Short sleeve shi rts in soli d cc1ors on~ prints ······------------·-· -···-S.99 SAVINGS FOR THE LADIES, TOO Jb .00-80.00 Pent Suits, 2 & l pc. incl ud ing poly ester kn its _____ 19.90-39.90 11.00-15.00 Cotton shift s -eilo hot pent jump >u ils ·--·------·-·-·-7.90 r El/TIRE STOCK I/OT INCLUDED Ill THIS SALEI MINIMUM CHARGE FOR 1.LTERATIOllS. ' Men's uits now.39.75to 99.75 Regular 70.00to17 5.00 Regular 60.00 to 89.95 Men's lacks now 9.75to19.75 Regular18.95 to 40.00 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH , • ' • JI DAILY PILOT 5.tturd•p, ~·1 22, 1971 Vital Statisti~s for the Orange CoaSf Area ' . Marriage Licenses .. ., Elvlr1, W11tml1111tr' INI "'161111t M .. XI ef MOO W11~r, Hl.lllllfltlon ... , .. Sei.a. Ev1 M, allCI f'llHllll F. Kl.,.,r, Thor!I .. Qlerlt't l 'ld llOUl!ll K•MIMrt. Mftl1 •NI l'rler :kft1cU1Ul1t, Clfol M Ind JOl'UI W. Dis.ol··tion.• C••"· (1rolyn J1 ... fn{I Nell Jli.el'll .. 0 °""''-· J 1111t1 Tl\6mlt. 1NI Merli I EJl11bllll llt•Ntl!I llSU•O Of 'G(IV, l!J1lrit D. Ind Rk;h1rd G. CHIANGI COUNTY Of -f ' Rudi, K1•~1'1 L•~ 1nd Wl!llt Ylc!or WIY 11 Jraarr age S.UllOl'I, IN~vrl PtrN 11111 Hll!lr Ell!M KLYA"A•PH~llri1!'4l11, ,,, '11 1'1 • . . , Ltc. Jff"''\.i:· Ind LIVttM N. Tulip UM, (.0$1t Mti.1 1nO 00., T, "'" May 11 , Wtlt1:m1.' f 1 II. l lld Dcwe.Y 0.lt u ol '"''' Mt... a1rr. l.l!t"'..11 H. Incl MllY!t'I 0. 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PRE&ICH·FllANKLIN -Mic1111I S., 22 of 1..,U Stentll SI,, Wnlmlnller Ir.cl P tC1ll C .. 11 ol 1'12 8-1"1' 5trt1I, Wt1lmln1ltt. ' " • EAlAltP.STIPES -ROI' P., .U (If 16111 P1r~1ldt line, HunllntlDl'I Btldt 11111 CYf'lllit 5~ 21 ol 1111 atr~ Plac•, COlllt MKI. • I TANTON-KRO£t(Ell -Ill»' A .. 51 of !...O. Mlrlllllm, Foulll1ln V1t111 Ind Mtry II ., 2$ Of 1121 Ol•on Slrftl, Gl- <1114'. MOSER·PRINCC -SCOll 8., 11, ol 116'1 SOVlll 8rookllur1!, Hu11llJ111ffln &t1cll 1nd CYnlhll L., 11 Cl!' Sltl 8rtn~ Drive, l-luntlnt1lon lltllCll. CHAPPIEL·AUG USTINIE -lrrl"t R,, d of 11'1 Wtll Cc11t HltllWIY. NW.O<>rl 8tK11 IP'ld Oarltnt O .. ~(If 111n C1n1rr Orlvt, Colli M~ll. ,t.LllOUM·SOLOMON -Llwrll'ct M., l1of Jl9'; lrll Slrtf!, CarMt Gel Mtr incl tlf"f. ''(II Corol\I dtl Mir. SHIPES..SANOEAS -JOl'ln R,, 11 (II Death Notlees CONJ TANT Con.1!1nr, Suun l. l llt 21, fGr,,.,.rly of An.tlflrn. C1lll. 0.lt of d .. rt. M•Y XI, lt11:> SUrvlred llV IOI! E•lc Cewttttnl, mflll'ltr Mn. 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Di· ""''" JUSTICE .lvrllct. Arlllur C. of ~7 E. 1'111 SI .• COl!I MHI. Ct llf, 0.tt of d .. 11'1 Ml>Y M, 1911 S""'lrlCI by wilt, RflNmortd. d !tit "°'""' •l11tr Htlfn ci. ....... 1 "' T11tdo, Qftill. Str"l<H MOfld.ly. MIY 24tfl •I Ptc:Hlc: View Cn1HI. lltY, lrvo:e A. K11rrlt elllcl1llnt. l'•mllY tll99et!S In lleu 11-u. conlt'ltlvtion• to tne Or•"" Emolrt &ov ScoYll. r~ '"iwnrnl 11 Ptdllc: V~ Ml"-fll Pllrlc. Pac!ll(_ V~w Mtlrtuti•'I O!rectl .... MAllTIN ~!;,,, Oorlll H. -If, of 1Yl ,., 51n!• ...... Awe., COllll Mut.. C11l1. !our· wl...,, tw wlte M1rv, of Co.!1 Mt$<1, Ft,,.., HtntrY M..trlln, Norin CtrollN. Olllt IOfl Ro• MlrUn, C.•tlfGrn\t , T..,, -llO<nllllrtn, ~"'icH Morld1v, M1r 1•. 1111 ti 1l 1.m. &ell 8ro1<1 .. tr (,,_I, l"lf'fl'llllll II Hlr-llell Mt'"' «111 Por-. !IOH !ln»-y "'OrlUi'rY 0 1r..:tor1. SE.I.MAM SNmtn, K11tierlne M. 191 I~. II>•• ~Olh. 1'71 ti R0'/11 Corw•lu:•nl Ho.pi- 111, S1nl1 Ant. (1111. Rtti.,.n! Cl Or1n11t CllUf\t• l« lw1nl1 rears. 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YoiP M ~mtltd rt tlle mvtif~I results. · •• ,. 3$( Pew•er 29c • • " • ... :_ -----• ~. ' SatuHl,y, M•r 22, 1971 DAILY 'ILOT J3 Errors 'Plague UC .Irvine in 3-0 Setbacl{-Halos Fall To Chicago, By HOWARD L. HANDY ot ,... IHllY 1'1111 S11ft . . NORTHRIDGE -Southpaw pitcher Craig Caskey silenctd the UC Irvine field artllU!ry and Ille Anl<:at.n obliged bis ·three-hit performance by committing siJ: errors to give Puget Sound a 3-0 victory in opening round NCAA Western Regional playoff basebaJJ game Friday at San Fernando Valley Stale College. Caskey and Dennis Nicholson, act righthander on the UCI staf(, hooked up In a pitching batlle that might sWI be going on if it hadn't been for the miscues. M it was, the action was fast, ending in an hour and 4$ minutes , Dodgers Zip __ To 8-1 Victory Over Chicago CHICAGO (API -\Villie Davis, Jim Lefebvre and Wes Parker keyed four-run rallies in the third and seventh innings Friday to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers and Claude Osteen to an S. l victory over ·the Chicago Cubs. Davis and Lefebvre each drilled two- nio s.ingles in the third inning and Parker doubled home two runs in the seventh and scored on a single by Duke Sims. Osteen, 6·2, opened the third by beat- ing out a single and the Dodgers loaded the bases on singles by Maury Wills and Bill Buckner before Davis singled. An infield out , an intentional walk to Parker and Lefebvre's single off starter Dodger Slate A• ... ,.... .. ICl'I 1'41> Oodtt'ti 11 Clllc110 11:10 1.m. Dodgtr• 11 Clllc-11 :10 1.m, Dodtl{& vs. S111 F,.nc'llCO 7:S5 p.m. Bill Hands' knee accounted for two more. Osteen lost his :i;hutout in the fifth when Chris Cannizzaro hit his second homer of the season and first as a Cub. He was recently obtained from San Diego. With one out in the seventh, Davi s 1ingled and Richie Allen walked before Parker doubled them both home. Sims aingled Parker home. Lefebllre then singled lo right and raced to second. When Don Kessinger dropped Carr nizzaro's throw at second for an error, Sims scored. The Dodgers sent nine men to bat in the third. After Osteen beat out his hit, Wills singled to ~nter. Buckner bunted and beat it out for a hit. Davis singled home two runs and then stole seooM. AJJen grounded out and. Par.ker was walked intenUonallY. Sims flied to right and Hands seemed to be out of trouble when Lefebvre smashed the ba.11 back to the mound but it hit off Hand's left knee for a single and Davis dashed all the way home as the Cubs left the plate unprotected. Hands had to leave the game after the third irming because of stiffness in his left knee and the Cub buJlpen kept the Dodgers in chedt until the decisive teventh with all four runs charged to Earl Stephenson. Osteen was in complete command after 1 shaky first inning when he issoed 1ingles to Kessinger and Billy Williams but he retired the next two batters to end l:he inning. LOS AHGll.ll"S C'"41CAGO 1brllrbi 1brllrM Wills, H !I I 1 0 Kfni1111tr, II • I , 0 luck""" rf J 1 2 o PO<>C1vicl'I, l'b J O O o w. O.vls, cf s 2 1 2 a. wu. R.Allfn.lf SlOI it.m•.11 •120 Jc.hu1, If 1 I I I Hlrt .... 11, 19 4 I 6 I W. P1rt.;.,, lb t 1 7 2 C1llloor., rt 4 O • I Cr1wford rt I 0 0 0 C-<1!n1ro, ir 4 I 1 1 Slrr11, c ' 1 1 I Orlll. cl • I I o l-t!ebv•1, l'b • 0 7 7 Hinch, p 0 0 0 ".' i.vuel~ l'b o o o o TOI'•••· pll o o o o V1ll1lllnt, Jib 4 0 1 0 Ntwmt<!. P I o o o (Islet<!, o ( I 1 0 Sit """'"' p I I O O (Q)l)Orf\, • 0 0 0 0 Blllkl. P1I I 0 0 0 TOl'llQll:!11t.,POOOO H. 8t'Hdlo'I, pt\ 1 010 T0'11I JI I 12 ? Tolll ll 1 I l LOI Alo;elft 004 00 0 1 00 -I Clll~ OOOO l OOOOwtl E-K1nl1>11tr. OP-LM Angetn 1. Cl'llClff '· t.O&-L.ot ... ....,,11s '· (lllC&90 •. 18-KtHl"llt r, w. f01rk1r HR-C1n11l111ro 2. $8-W. 011t!s, VII· tri!lflt. S-POl>OYltl'I. " " • .. .. " °'""'" w, .. , • • ' ' ' ' Hlndl L, ..S l 1 • • , ' Ntwmlll 1 0 • • ' ' Shll"ltMl!n I ,., I • • ' ' Co.ltlol'R 2/J l • • • • Toml'l<lftl 2 O • • • • WP-Hancll. T-2:13. A-11.ISP. Huskies, UCLA Dominate Sprints SEATI1..E The University of Washington and UCLA dominated first day act.ion Friday in the Eastern Sprint Regatta over the Lake Washington course ln Seattle. The Husky and Bruin oarsmen posted Wins in seven heat races. UCLA'1 wins came in the frosh eights. funior varsity eights, and varsity eights. Washin gton picked up wins in their heats of frosh eights, junior varsity eights, \larsity fours with couwain and varsity eights. UCI returned this mornina: agaitlsL San Fernando Valley State, 1ostr to the Unlvefsity of San Diego· in the other lint round encounter. 2-1. It will lake four straight. victories without defeat for the Anteattts to win the tournament. SFVSC did it a year ago but the odds art: heavy aga!Mt such a performance. W"mner of the morning encounter will ret.um Ulla afternoon for a game with the loser of the ~ gamt today between the first days.' victors. The championship finals are scheduled to take place Sunday (12) with one or two games, as necessary. • In Frid1y'1 opener wlth the Loggers from Tacoma, Wuh., Nlchollon was the victim of the Uct fielding lapse. He matched Caskey in strikeouts with five and was njcked for only nve hits. Errors, however, figured in all the scoring, although the final ta11y was earned. Each shortstop committed a first in· ning error but only the Loggers were able to capitalize on the situation. When Bobby Farrar was !ale in the bottom o( the first, Mike Sykora at- tempted to hit behind him on a run and hit play but the Louer second baseman sloOll his ground despite a break by Far· rar with the pitch. Instead of a· base hit «-a stolen base, Puget Sound turned the aituaUon into a double ploy. Afttt that only one UCJ runner reached third base with Nlchoboo getting the first hit in tbe third. Dan Hansen, UCI shortstop, was in deep pain with a back injury and had it worked on every inning until he singled in the fifth . Bobby Schenz ran for him. stole second and vtent to thlrd on an error but died there. 1be other safety wai by Rocky Craig with the Anteattt big guns, Tom Spence and Dan Coronado both blanked. • Hansen Is a doubtful participant todAy with Tom Dodd toking the mound In the morning affair and if there Is an af- ternoon sessloc for-UCI, Bob Barlow will get the starting nod. ~irllt ltvnf U) UC lfvlftt !ti ••••rM ••rlrlrM 11111,n, er l 1 1 • "'-"'" n • • o t Mt;NHIY, H J I 0 #0 S"tilOl'I, )II ) 0 f t ll•!,XI 4000c;,.1,,ct JO i t M<COllOm, lb 4 I J I S,Hnai, It 4 e t • At"'911c1,!f 4000S..at .. rf 4101 V•lldt!'1'Yl. rf 4 0 0 I Hlf\Hft, H J I I I lllJ"t. 'Jb f 0 0 0 :kNf\I, t r 0 I 0 I w11i.n1, c 0 1 0 GrttnW•Y· H I 0 0 • C•H•v. • t I I CorOflldio, ~ l I o I 5 ... llM, C JIOI Nkl'ool11011,•llll W J 5 I Tot•ll » I 1 t kltl .., 1111111191 ' IDD 001 010 -l ooooooa -1 • • ' . • • ~~~~~~:~~=~:J:.~~ii,.;i::.Zi• •. • OAIL Y PILOT Pllt .. tr .... ~ I.. H..., UC IRVINE'S CLARK SCHENZ SLIDES INTO SECOND UNDER PUGET SOUND'S JIM BERG. UCI LOST NCAA PLAYOFF OPENER 3-0 Knudson-Takes Sole Control Of Golf Lead FORT WORTH, Tex. ·(Al')·-canadian George Knudsen, using a new-style flying saucer putter, rallied for a 69 and sole control Of the second round lead in the $125.000• Colonial Natiooal Invitation Gqlf Tournament Friday •. The 33-year-Old Toronto resident, a tour regular for 11 years. had a 36-hole total of 136, four under par after two rounds over the very tough Colonial Country Club course, a 7,142 yard, par 70 layout Knudson, who wears his curly hair al mod length, held a one at.roke lead over rugged Jack Montgomery, a Fort Worth native seeking his fir1t professional vic- tory in six years on the tour. Montgomery, h1 the last group ·to tet off under cloudy, threatening ak)es, had a· Ci9 for 137. Lee Trevino was just two strokes back at 138. He managed a 68 in awirling w1nd.! that subsided for Knud90n a a d ltiontgomery. Tied at.139 were former PGA champion Dave Stockton and Jerry ,,_1cGee. McGee had a 68 and Stockton a 70. Defending chamPion Homero Blancas, co-leader with Knudson at the end of 1! holes, slipped to a 73 for 140. SttOlld revnd le..i~ In Ille llll.OC'.O <.olonl•I N1Uont1 ln~ft1!lon GQU Tourn1mtn!; G-9t' K..OM>I' •1-ff-Ult Jlcl:; MllrlfllOmtlY ._.lot-ll? l.fl T<TYlllO 11Mt-13f D1w Sll:>c).""' ••·111--13' J,,,., McGee 11..a-13' H-. a 11-'"1·~14' lton Ctrr111So 10-10-140 G-Lllllt • 11-61-140 l'l'fll Ml,,I a.72-lolO -'*' CrentMw ff-12-111 J im w~ 10-11-111 Doll9 Stfldt•• '1..ff-1 CT l.lrrv Ze'9l1r '1·1!1-111 Tom 111-tw 1).61.-141 ~ L.vnn n.a-1•1 Boll ll:Olbwft; ~1(1 l'rlf'lk k-lrd 11·~141 Pressures Felt Palmer Forges Owner Says Canonero II Into Big Lead; A H o·rse of the People ~~:1~A~o-~!.n~lmer. BALTl~10RE (AP) -canonero II. knocking on the door of thoroughbred racing's elusive Triple Crown, is in his owner 's eyes "truly a horse of the people." While this Kentucky.bred colt came by way of another continent to capture the Kentucky Derby and Preakness and earn a chance at the Belmont on June 5, lhere is a.Mther dimension to the story that owner .Don Pedro Baptista is savoring. "We 'have come up here-two Indians and a black-with a horse that nobody bellevtd in and we're destroying 300 years of American racing tradition dominated by the flower and the cream or your 80Cte\y," said the balding, slightly overweight .f4.year-0ld Venezuelan in· dUstrialist . ''This is a monumental event for in· ternational relations. You can't imagine the impact this has had in Venezuela. Canonero TI is truly a horse of the people, aome\hing the people can identify with." Yet, Bapttsta feels the pressures to keep the cold in his own country, for tht people are claiming the spirited animal and the congress has cited him as a na- tonal hero. To sell Canonero II-and the owners reports the offers are as high as ~ mlllion-<auld bring the ill will of many. faNi in Venezuela. "How do you fix a pritt?" he asked. "This horse is without price. "Imagine it . • • try to comprehend what has happened to 300 years of tradi· lion-two Indians and a black have come with a horse from abroad and done it here in this great lalld," he continued. The Indians to whom Baptista refers art. himself and jockey Gustavo Avila, though ntilher is pure Indian. The black is trainer Ju'an Arias, perhaps the first of his race to saddle 1 winner in the Derby and Preakness. The 300 years of tradition are a com - bination or 97 Derbys, 96 Preaknessea and HK BellMnts, the owner confident or his coifs chances in the last leg of the Triple Crown. Calumet Fann'1 Citation, in 1948, was the last to win the three big races. As a child, Baptista often slipped away to a race track one-half mile from his home. "I believe horsemen are born," he ex- plained. "'I've aJways had this fondness for hortts-. Why I had heard of the Ken- tucky Derby, knew all about it, when I wa:i; 7." \ Bapusta was 2.1 when he acquired his tirst horses. He has owned 260, won 260 races. and makes a hobby of the 1Ludy of bloodline>. Kentucky-bred Cinonero II was »0ld at Keene.land in the fall of 1969 for $1,000 to Venetuelan in1porte.r Luis Navas. Ba~ tista bought him for about $6.000 from Navas and says the importer hardly could have made any money on the deaJ , considering travtl, medical, insurance and other cosll. "This Canonero II has blood of blood,'' his owner said proudly. The coifs name is derived from a t,vpe of popular musical group in Vt:nezuela, the Canoneros-Cannoners. Yet it wasn't until the colt came to the United States la.st year to race at Del Mar in California that bis name became canonero U. putting with abandon, charged into a four·stroke first--round lead Friday as 71 pros and 14 amateurs teed of( in the $38.000 Suzuki Intemational golf tow-· nament . Mi ss Palmer. seeking her second con· secutlve I-Our victory, shot 34-34-38. four strokes under par over the 6.041-yard Los Coyotea Country Club course. Under perfect skies and 7<kiegree temperatures. Miss Palmer sank a 66- Joot putt on the 11th hole and made six other birdie putts ranging from 3 to 20 feet. However, she got into trouble on a few drives and had three bogies. Tied for second with 72s were little. known Gail Denenberg of Monroe , N. V.: Kathy Whit"'"·orth. Richardson, Tex .. and Debbie Austis or Oneida . N.Y. • 6lme110 Trlumps HAMBURG, Germa11y -Andre 1 Cimeno of Spain, seeded No . .f, gained the quarterfinals of the German lnterna. tional open tennis tournament Friday with a 6-1 , 8-6, 6--4 victory over Chris-- tian Kuhnke of West Germany. In other matches, Jan Kodes of Czech. oslovakia, seeded second. defeated John Alexander of Australia. 6-4, l·fl. ~I •. 6-4. and Peter Sweke of Hungary won over Istvan Gulya of Hungary U , ~4: S:7, 1·6. 6-3. Bob Lutz of Los Angeles and Charles Pasarel\ of Puerto Rico bowed in men's doubles to Jose Luis Arina of Spain .and Atiila Korpas of West Germany 6-1. 3-9. lS.13. The Americans had been seed· t!:d second. . . . . Bradley,_ 3~ By ROGER CAR~N Of r11t IHHV' Plltt Sleff Steady employment can do wonder• for a ~y. Chicalo White Sox pitcher Tom Bradley would be the first one to confirm t.hat notion following his 3--0 conquest o! the California Angels Friday night 1t Anaheim Stadium. Bradley, who was acquired by -the White Sox in a multi-player swap with the Angels prior to the campaign, apun hl.t M•Y tt - MIY f ] - MIY ?S - Angel Si.te All ·-... tCMf'C 1nt) A~lt vs. Clll<l90 A"9tls ~t. t~lClff A"9tlts 11 Olltllnd ''" ··"'· l:ll 0.111. 7:ll •.•• third shutout of the sei:.son in uppin& his mark to S-2 before 10,07!. · ·'if 1 was still \rilh the Angels I'd pro- bably be in the minor~." said Bradle;t afterward. "I'm happy here. I've got the chance to pitch every day," he added. Catcher Tom Egan. another • .\ngcl castofr, agreed, saying, "He'1 geUing that chan« to pitch .•. and he's gaining co"· fidef'IC!. : "He knows he's a 20-game winner and when he knows it he can do it. "When we were with the Angel!!, one bad game and he would be out of the rotation." said Egan. Bradley posted a 2-Ci mark in two years with the Angels, working sporadically. Friday night he set the Angels down on five hits. And batterymate Egan didn't have a bad night either. The t:i:·EI Rancho High quarterback socked a r;olo homer and ·single in his efforts at the plate. Bradley also gave credit to coach Jolla.- ny Sain. "He's helped me to perfect a control breaking pitch, and that's reatl,y helped." Bradley stymied tbe Angels on no .hits through four innings and ended up with six strikeouts. · The scene was highlighted by the ap.- pearan« of Jim Fregosi in left field -a spot normally manned by Alex Johnson. Johnson ~·as benched again by Angel' manager Harold "Lefty" Phillips. wile> wasn't satisfied w;th Johnson's effotts 1in« returning lo the lineup Monday. He was benched last wetkend for a 11defiant attitude.·· Fregosi, still nursing 11 painful toe.in- jury. however. was noticeably handica~ ped in every phase of his attack. Johnson made an appearanct as • pinchhitler in the sixth inning and tined out lo left. Chicago jumped on starter Rudy May for three runs behind the: big bats of Bill Melt-On and Egan. ~1elton slammed a lY:o-run homer fl'l left in the fourth iMing and Egan follow- ed with his solo job in the fiftlJ. just past the glove of Fregosi. r - Phillips indicated that F'regosi would hf: back in the lineup again tonight when Angel Tom Murphy (2-5) races Wilbur Wood 0 ·21. CHICAC'O CALl,OltJUll 1t rhrtll 1•r•~ llllclwrd, u 40 1 O •Aloml r, 1& f 0 l I Hrll'lbftt, ct l 0 t 0 Frtffl•, II f D t I "'""••w1,,., l I 0 D £, FIJlltr •• 0 0 0 ' Mf'llDn, lb f I l 1 C-lro, rl l 0 I ll1!cl11rcll, If f II 1 0 Slfl'/'llllft. c • I I c. MIY, Ito • 0 ' 0 McMull1n, lb f I ' M<:l(J1111y. rt l 0 0 0 ltNOI, d J I t Strolld, rt 1 0 I 0 SN nclr, 1~ J I I Ellft,C f I 2 1 O'&rl.,,,p J o t Srl61•Y· • 1 0 I I Ill M1y, n I I I Owff11, • D I ' I .o\, J°"""'' ... I 11 I L. Allen, • 0 I t Gor111le1, ... I t . I Totf ! Jf l I J Tot1I JI S 'a Cl'llc1to ooo 7 1 o OD -'1 Ctlllornll ODO ODO 000·-1 Ol"-Cl'llc11e 1. LOl-C~I<"-J, C1!1fomf1 !. 19-C. Mil'. Hit-Mellon f , £1111 l. S8-ltldllrf. ._lom1r. ~•rMllY. arMllY It. M•Y ...... l .. 11..,, E. Fli.11., II" H It •1t •• 14 W.S.?t J tOI• L,ffJSllJ I l J 1 • J/11100 .. 111011 1 1 • • • • • T-J:U . A-10.011. USC, Cougars Clash Today For Pac-8 Title PULJ.i\1AN, Wash. (AP ) -Washingtoa State's Cougar• capitalized on ill·timed Stanford miscues in the eighth inning to nip the Indians t-.2 Friday and move into a Paciric-8 conference baseball cham- pionship battle with Southern Cal. Earlier, USC crushed Stanford W and \VSU upended Oregon M . USC and WSU tangle today for the crown and, if WSU wins, the two clubl will square off again in the doublt elimination tournament. Oregon Takes Big Lead in Spikef est • Qualifying Continues H'!DIANAPOLIS -Jim McE~ealh. who started 33rd in the million·dollar in· dianapolis 500-m.ile race last year, "11s wondering Friday whether he will alart at all in the $51h ruMlng May 29. Le.ad-off Hatter Da\'e Edson put Stan- ford ahead I~ in the firsl stanza with a homer. The Indians boosted ihelr lead.14 Z.O by the seventh but then atumbled be.hind as the Cougars pounded out threit runs in the eighth and fattened their J'Jd with another counter tn the final inning. WSU rallied in the eighth alter pincJt. hitter. Chuck Hawthorne wu safe on an error. Bob Walts scored f:fawthome ancl- then moved to second on a: hit. With tht .bases jammed with Cougars. the Stan-' ford second baseman made a bad tou and Wail& ~rried ~e with the tying run. A aacrifice Oy drove Jn the winntnii WSU run. SEATI'LE (AP) -S!He Savage ""a meet record of eight minutes 48.3 seconds in the S,000.mettr steeplechase as Oregon swept t4 three first-plact finishes Friday and rushed to a 27·Point lead In lhe first day of the Paci!lc·8 Confettnct cham~ ionship track meet The Ducks" defending champion, Boun- cy Jofoort, won the long jump with a wind.aided 26-foot •~~ inches effort, ind junior Pete Shmock won tbe shotpul 'fith a 12·11\i throw. Tht: only break in Oregor,.a sweep came wbtn deftnding ~hampion Ca r y Feldmann o( Wuhingt.on threw IN: javelin !SM. Feldmann had shrugged orf an injured right shoulder to &et the meet standard. Oregon bolstered its Imposing lead when freshman Todd Lathers fini shed a tenth of a aecond behind Savage. Washlngtyn"s Jim Johnaon. wl1o set the meet rte0rd last year with an !:•7.6, finished third with an 1:40.9 clocking in the steeplechase. All three bettered Johnson'• mark id lut yttr. F'eldmann jammed bis shoulder in his last prellmlnacy thro,.. He wort an ice pact °" the arm and jokingly said the trainer thought lMi could throw again by Labor Day. Feldm3nn ia lo participate In t11e NCAA· chillllpion.!hips here next month. The Docks did 1urprlalng.ly well in over1hadowing cofavorlt UCL.A and use. The CaJ!fdmia turns: had bttn rated just ahead of Oregon ln the meet. Ivory Harris of Ortgon gave the Duck• a founh place finish In the lcmg jump wil.h 1 25-3\; mark 111d Jimmy Hiner of Southern CAl wag aecond at 2W. Finn ~of UCLA,, Who.Jinisbed Jhlrd with • ~v. effort. had the only finish in the event.not akled by the wi!td-Jim Fraser of Calirornia was fourth with a ~~f. jump. 'The Texan. winner of the inrugural Ontario $00 l11st year. was lhe slowes( of H Indy qualifler1 la:st weekend at 167.11? miles per hour. . Seven posltionl ire apen in lht • 3l-car field in the last t'°"" SC.!l!ions of 10.-mtle trials today and Sunday. As soon as they·re filled , •driver still can move liito tht lineup by "bt.lmping" the slowest man ln the te:i\t.aUve list. The lndlanapolis Motor Speedway system lsn't is complie•ted as It aounds. When all the qualifying runs are ended, the 33 fastest cars will make up the race lineup. • .. The Trojans Jum·ped lo an t!:arly 1-o·aa- vantage on Daryl Arensteln's homer. SL1nford pulled ahead 2-1 on back·to-back horner1 by Dave Etbon and Mike Nelson at the bottom of the third. • USC regained command In the fourth with l'lliO runt. Gordon Cart1:r capped a five-rutt- eighlh atanza wilh 1 lhree-run tr_!ple tO Cushloo USC's lead. ~ . I ~ • ,. • ' ,,, ~· . .. • ••• --' ' ..... * • .J 4 DAIL V PILOT S.1turd.1y, M.11 22, 1971 .· 4 Varsity Spikers ' ' .. -~;Qualify for Finals • .. By PHIL Rt)SS 01 1n1 01ur l'llo1.1i.11 NORWAW< -Winds put a l1rnish on some good sprint and hurdle mark5 but the Zephyrs didn't a/feet Corona de! Afar's undelealed half. ·:{Plier Nick Rose Friday night ~in the CIF track and field -1emifinals at Cerri1os College. The bespect-acled Rose kept llls 1971 slate unscathed with 'a thrilling. ta cti cal 880 vie· •:tory O'\'tr Centeonia!'s Anthony .,,.Veney, .who had brought a slate seasonal best of 1:52.9 :. ·into the ·meet. ·; Rose trailed Veney for the • first 500 ya rds of !he race and . :then took over the lead with _Veney staying right 'A'llt\ him. -Veney pulled t'ven with the Sea King distance s1ar just before the last turn and then Rose ou!legged the fading Apache with an impressive .kick in the final homestre1ch, ':,. Although his I :M.8 was two ··ff'tlths of a second slower than ~.~ f :M.6 lifetime best which he clocked in last week 's Cit~ '.'prelimina ries at Westmi ll!Jler, Rose made notice of the Iact that he'll be going all out agah1s t A1orningside's Percell Kee ling in ne:tt Friday·s finals 11 Cerritos. · Tht latter led all 880 qua!i- ,.fiers with a l :52.6 victory in .;.:another heat. • '.Also keeping up their break- . ·neck p.ace \loere Newport Har- ·bor shotpullers Ma rk Stevens and Terry Albritton. In spite ol sore fingers which have been plaguing him for ruore than two weeks, the se11- ·lor Stevens managed to push • .t\i! stale-btst ool to 63-11 to "lead everyone Jn the 12-pound · roundball qualifying. :: At the same time, his junior ·mate Albritton landed the sec· ,Ond qualifying !pol in the .shot :~th a 6%-1~4 heave. ; .-Huntington Beach's Garth .:.'°'ise ended up a.!I the area 's ;.:()Illy other varsi1y sur\'ivor as . be· clocked a wind-aided 14.5 Joe seco11d in a 120 high hurdles :.iitat be.hind Do.! Pueblos' Bill :. Cheadle. • ., lrnpre~ive performances \\'ere also turned ln Liy non. area .varsity ath1etes. . l.ompoc's Charles Jackson z.ipped to wind-blown hurdle .... •ins in 13.6 and 19.0 to place him in the favorites rotes in both the high! and 180 10 .... -s. Sprint favorite Devon Tra. han (Saddleback) pulled a nl uscle in the 100 and railed to qualify while juniors Bob Harrell of SanJa Ana and Ray Johnson of Blair stole the thunder in the 440 with ~7.7 wins in separate heats of that e1•ent. Dr.a .... ·ing heavy plaudits from the cro .... ·d of 8,520 was Es- tancia 's amazing Cct> sprint- er Bruce Gira.sole . The Eagle sophomore turned in the fastest Cee quallfylng i ime in the 100 wilh a .windy 9.9 and _then exploded to the fastes t 180 mark of the even- ing with a wind-blown 17.t He also qualified in the long jump with a 21·11>;~ leap. Girasole thus set up a finals showdown between himself and Santa Barbara sophomdre Philip Pipersburg (10.0, )7.9). Girasole's freshman mate Kevin WilUngtiam and frost\ Joe Troxell of Edison each checked' in with lifetime top. pers ln the Cee high jump as both boys cleared S-9 ln mak- ing it into the finals . Preston Cam pbell or Maiin a \\'aged a hot batUe In one Cee 660 heat with Mater Dei's Jim Poellgen wilh Campbell qua!· ifying Jirst in 1 :24 .6 and the lo.fona rch runner getting it 1:2-4 .9 for !he runnerup. spot. Marina's Ger)e Taylor skim- med to a wind-aided Uip qu~l­ lfying clocking or l2.7 in the Bee 120 lows and also made it to the finals with a 15.2 mark In the highs. V1r lllJ lOI (IW!1t 1l-1. J•ctlb• ((ft111 ... t h 111wh> ,.1: '· J•cUon 1c1111e.,11111 '·'' 3. Sltublfl CKr11nt'<IJ) '·' (/Ir•! 1)-1 PrP ... tt ((OMPIO<ll t 'I J. ltu0 11'1 fEl<en-rl tt1 J. 8•vero lLHrl l lG f l/lt•t ll -1. Ti. 11001 tLI PolV •"" Fi.!c,,.,. CM1.1lrl f .f ; I. Kirk CO<>m-1.._,l 10,D. »Cl 1,.,.•I l} -1. KrrnO'll•k IG•rdrn Grp-;o) 11.1, J. lfVl<I Cl.Hrl l JI t ; J, l(wk IDomin .... n J 27 .. !/lt1t ti ... l P'""'" fComlltoftl 21.t; J. ll•ublt ~l(fnM<!vl 270; J G•.-r IC1.1lv1•1 ?'/ I (/le1t J! -l. Ml ! J1u19i CCl\tnn1 hl•ncl'I n I ; J. ~lck""' CCMl1nl\}1I, 21.l i J. l!ul!i11 (EllM-) 71..t. 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Also included on the A squad Track and field adQicts will CI NA "A" water polo team on MaMimino enter a ...._UCI are Richard Eason. who sat not only have an opportunity the eve of the Pan American medical" school in Jul y. out the past college season; Games tryouLs to be held at . "E.ar!y reports indicated he John Henry MassiminG from to witness the Pacific·I con-Belmont Plaza Olympic pool had been killed in the ac· the Stanford University team Terence meet today direct on Memorla! weekend. cident," Newland 11 8 y s. and a brother of Ferdy: and from Husky Stadium in Seattle Bruce Black. a freshman at "Fortunately, he is still with Bill Leach, a former UCI sta r on Channel 4 at 2 o'clock bot UC Irvine, suffered a broken us but J don't know if he will who was a member of the U.S. Sunday lhey can witneSl the index finger in a game 'at be able to play Sunday." national team la.st summer. ls d. -1 1 h" Golden Wesl College a week When lhe CINA team faces Sunday's game with the ou tan 1ng m1.e race o t e d . tcdl t ol "'est Ge-ans ,·, the r,·nat . "' 1 bo . ·ago an IS repor You a the \\1est Gennans Sunday, " ''" year lD a tape "'e ay s wing. duel 'A'ilh the West Gennan Newland will be able to use tuneup for the Pan·Am tryou ts Marty Liquori defeated Jim National team in the UC! pool several members of his B which begin Friday in Long Rrun in a brilliant race at Sunday at 3 o'clock as well as team although none of them Beach following a pre--tourne y Philadelphia as the feature of the Pa11-Am tryouts. can play with the A squad in that starts at Cypress College Tnternalion9rtedoni Games Black suffered the Injury the Pan·Am tryouts. onCWINcdAnesdb•',Y· two teams d th I .th th when his hand hit an opposing "Our entry list~ were sent in an e race, a ong wi 0 er player after a shot at goal. He sevi!ral wttks ago and lhey autqmalica.lly qu ali.fied for the highllghts. 'fill be s)'lo'lol'l1 tin \\'as a starter for CINA as well can't be changed,'' Newland nationals and will have two Ch.annel 2 by del~y tape S4n· a~ the NCAA cham pionship relates. addiiiOnal teams in the pre~ day noon. UCI tea m. lricluded 00 the A squad are tourney compf!titlon fro m Baseball aclion is con fined Anolher injury of great con-most of the members of t.he which four teams will be to the National League with cern to coach Ed Newland is a UC! NC A A champion ship chose n for the nationaJ com- 1oday's game of the y,•eek' on bum frDm a ta b or a tor y team . This means that petition at Long Beach. Channel 4 at ll : 15 emanating misha p to two-meter man 1'-fassimino and hi s teammates Playing on the CINA B team from Shea Sta dium in New Ferdy Massimino. Mike Marlin, Dale Hahn, are Jack Dickmann, Jim York between the Mets and .\1assimi no su ffered burns Mason Philpot. Don Ronaldson Bradburn, Tim Harrison, Jim Atlanta Bra\•es. on his neck and a serious third and Terry Klein, along with McDonald. &b Searles. Wade Sunday il. w!ll be the degree bum on his righ~ hand Black, are on the No. l squad. Arens, all from UC! in ad- Dodgers and Ch ic ago Cubs dition to Brett Be r n a rd from \\'rigley Field \\'ith Chan-(COrona del 1'-1ar and Air ncl 11 bringing the action al Rant s Inl{ 9 Di~aft Picks ~~~~rn:c:~~~Y~·nd ~r~~~ ll:IO. de[ ~1ar Highl, Jay Brower The Wide World of Sports 1 Fullerton JC) and Peter begins its coverage of the LOS ANGELES -The Los HarriS4'.Jn. running back , Gadd (Stanford). Indianapolis 500-mile race on Ange les Rams announced Fri-Kansas State, 13th round draft The West German team Channel 7 today at 5. Time day they have signed nine ad· choice. trial~ .!ltagtd \asl weekend will ditional ne'A·comers to their Free agents : CINA will host in the UCI pool be shown by tape delay today National Football Le ag u e Sunday is playing DeAnza's an d the ""Xl week lhe •cl"al d I I d. 1 d alt Steve Duich, guard, San Pan-Am entry today and last '"" ~ua oc u ing our r Die go State. veteran originally '"mmer aga1·nst t'"' U.S na-race "'ill be C<lvered by the choices and fi\'e free agents. -· same show on race da )'. s· cd drafted by Green Bay In 1968; tional team. lost by one goal • ign were: Jim F'erguS4'.Jn, c e nter, and lied in anoth er game. Newport Net Tea1n · In Semi~ PASADENA -New porl Harbor Hlgh's tennis tean1 figures to gel Its biggest cha!· lenge of the season Tue.5da3 \11hen the Sailors of coach Pal \Vilson face Beverly Hills 1J lhe CJF AAAA pla}'Off finals. A coin flip Monday v.·ii determine the site or lh• match. The Tars advanced to th• semis \\'ilh a 201'l-7YI viclo r] o\"er Pasadena Friday, gettina some outstanding singles pla3 from Bob Ogle, Tim O'Re.iIIJ Doug Ro1ener and C.001 Small. Ogle, O'Rielly and Rosener each defea ted four singlet foes while Small won three out of four matches. ';Our singles play really ca.J'< ried us through today," sai' Wilson, quickly adding thal Tuesday's match will be • much tougher affair for tht Tars. CIF Tennis roo.i,v Don Popplewell, c e n t er, Southern Califomia, veteran Mos~ of the members of lhe 11 :11 ~ .... ui CL ~ ,,.sEl-'lL Colo d 10th d d ft · · 1! d fled b N d I h t """A r~, All•~'• ll r•vti "''"' th• M•h 11 ra o, roun ra or1g1na y ra y ew squa were a so on t e earn Newoort l-l1tbor Xf•,, P•i•~t~• 1,11 N~w Yo, •. , s~,. S••dlum. choice; Charlie Richa r ds , Orleans in 1968; Stev e I.hat finished sixth in the 1968 lltv••lv Hiii• 111 .. sunny H1111 6'1 11 """" Ill) CL -use FOOTllA.LL b h I . ~8~!~ Mo~I(~ II, LO"'il BflCh Wll ... n 11 ;-.,,;.,1r;:;1~::,1~:! f~·.1v1~ ~~r:~:';.;'.'d Quarter <ick. Richmond, lit Brink ey. wide receiver. San Olympic Games. 5•~'• 111r1>•r• u•i:.~°''8 13''> 1 "m. 11. Cl GOLF TOui<"1•· round draft choice; Kirk Diego State; Georg~ Brown, Sunday's game may be s~n M••l"o 11. Ncr•~ 11 1v1rildi • ro~O~•Tl l-N:~,~~.:'7' .. ':i1!~1'::1:".:~ ~~~ Behrendl, offensive lac:kle, running back. San Diego Slate, de layed I short time becaus~ ~~~1:,d1 ,·,1·,, ~wl~~:111:·1,,, co1on1t1 Co'"'"·v c 1u11 '" FO<"I .,...on~. \Vhilewa1.er, \Vis. State, 12 and Dwig ht Staten, linebacker, of lhe arrival time of the West L• Oulnl• "''• 8•~1l,0wu 11 11 ;· P "'· ,,1 Cl _ 'TJ!AclC AND round draft choice: Russell Utah. 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Vi ii OltmtlJ Jt-1•11. Nortn_.1,... l. ll•••"'v ) ~~lfloot V1ll•• s. '"'rln Ol k 1 -U•l•~-f. 1101q1'\;f"JMf I Strvic• and Part• for .All Imported C1r1 Moc:ltrn Body Shop for All Cars Orange County'i! Largest and Most Modern Toyota and Volvo Dealer 1t6t Vol•• 16• S11i1111 tl1llt. l\tlltf'! lllllf"fl~. _,, llM•lfll, l"•ct•r1 tlr t.nflllon. l 'l'W• ~II • ""'' "'"''"' •• ltOl-nd • "'GO" 01"'1 ~lt h•f•tlet) I, loel'Mti. J ·' OVlltSIAS DILIVllY' 'srlCIALISn • - l I I I l l j I I I • • • • • • • • • • ' DAllV PILOT JI Harmon Steps Up Around Area Briefs ~ LEGAL NO'T1CZ LEGAL NO?ICE . ' QB No Problem The Area Golf Clmsic Set; ,...,... NUii su,••ioa cou•T OI' T•• U•tl,.ICATI O' •USIMI•.. ClllTll'l(.lTI 01" IUll!ittU ITATI 0, CALJf'Ollllt.f. '" l'ICTITHWS lllAMI l'tCTITIOl.IS lllAMll TMI COUllTY 01' OU"N T1-""°"'i.....i ff (Miii'/ thri' •r• ltllJ "*'°li.n.f ..... urtlfY ..... <-. .... ........ ~I"" 1 1111•1-11 4MJ Ge<IMl...., ll!Xtlfte I Wei_. •I l"6 H--' li...11., MOTICI O• HIAlllMO .... ,.Ttf ... Wi t, lrvt11t, C•. ttiU. llftftf" Wit flc!ltlton CMI• Mew, CtllflWftli. IHldtf' ... fk· f'H HUATI OP WILL. AllD ~ """ -tit M • M Ml.I S (Ci'. '"' """' 1111-f1"" -at AOVAHCI OLAIS LITT I II I TllTAMIWTA•Y C ... Mid firm It ttm,._ 9t IM Nllowl"" ICllt:IN CO. -1ti1! ttld llnft.lf <-IONDI For Chargers Greens In a two-day leumament for the women'• c l u b of Meedowlark County Club held recently at Sl111ln1 Hills near San Diego. Freda Silvennan wu the low net winner wllh 1 FV Event Due ,.._, """-ll6llMt 111 full MW ..iKM IMAtd et -ltli.wl"" --. """'°" llltlt. 9t OlllfllVOI STOCIOON. ti rulftfQ -•I i.li.wt; -111 11111 MW .-It.A ti mlftnc.1 It tt ... I.AO ICl<tOWH Al OlllTJIUOI M. MIS. l.. Al-th, 4Dd f.,Ml!llllllff l'tllewt; ' STOCl(TON, ALlO ltl'tOWN AJ el!1t-W1v. '"''"'· c1. *""-,.,,.,i. L. J.,.,.. ~'1•111111 Cr111«. tQlSl Ol'dllf. TltVOt w. STOCICTOH. Ai'tO AJ •••• Ale~ ~ O"IM!llOer W1r. ltf\!1 A111. TiltUDI! I', WILCH, Ol!CEAlt•. lrwlM, C1. ""°'· Dtffd INF 1, lt11 NOTICI 15 Hl!lll!IY GIVIN Tl'ltt D1!9d M1v J, 19'1 JtM<lt M. Crtntt. Alllwt 1! SloKkhlll 1111 !HM 11tr1!1t 1 jllf.fio By HOWARD L. HANOV Of l~I Otltr 'llet S111f \Vhat do you do for an en· core after wiMing 13 straight football games and a CIF AAA championship? Perhaps coach Bill Vail had trouble figuring the answer to this question after directing the destinies of the Edison Hig h Chargers lo t h 1 t supreme pin nacle in 1970. At any rate, Vail departed the Charger po'll'er plant for a post as a junior college men- tor and left the reigns of the Edison varsily in the hands or Vince Asaro. Asaro. a hard task·master .,.ho believes in showing as well as telling his charges how lo get in shape:. isn't worried about the coming fa ll cam- • paign despite losing All.Ctf' first team quarterback Jerry :Hinojosa through graduation. "We have one nf the finest alhlttes I have e\'er seen in high school t.o direct our team this year,'' he says by way ol introducing his senior signal caller. ··~1ark /Harmon ) has a great deal of potential. Ht has the physical stature and maturity to direct the team and he throws the ball well. "He is ~·orking hard to im· prove his throwing and his arm is developing well. He is a ''ery dedicated athlete and I'm not ll'orried as long as ht stays healthy." For the record. Harmon is a 6-4 . 186-pound split receiver "''ho doubled as a quarterback behind Hinojosa the past !ll'O seasons. In addition, he played in the defensive secondary. Asked how he feels about laking over at quarterback, Hannon replies: "I think thi s year·s team l\'ill do -all right. We have quite l!t few lettermen back along '>''ith some good sophomores.'' That's the way the young quarterback is. • He "·ould rather talk abouL other aspecU of the team than himself. ··1 came in mostly on third down .and long yardage situa· lions as an end la.st year. I think J caught a bout 10 passes all yea r. ~1osl or my time ~·as on defense. J dld get W play in the fourth quarter in some or the games." Those who fo\10Y1ed the Chargers last 5ea.son remember one particular pass ·he threw. Against Santa Ana Valley he stepped back and • U'lrew a 34-yard aerial that • ~·as gathered in by teammate Terry McNay for a 71 ·yard score. While a great dea1 of con· centration has been given to the quarterback p o s i t i o n , Asaro isn't overlooking the rest of the Charger team. In fact Hannon spends a great deal of his lime off to one side playing catch with a team· mate or a manag!r. , ..... ,. ........ I•• '' "Newport Beach Aquatics" ,. __ ..,, .,, lrftw,. .. _... ,__,i-....... , • 0.11 .. 1,.1.1., s.. .. :... • s.,.; .. -· '"'"' ~ ... c. .... ,, ... * •td , ...... i ...... 1 • .v.u ..... .. • S,..,, l l-c.~.,• Tt1!1ti•t • Joo,., MOW-U/l'ltflfti fH r ... '"''"" •~I•--Ct~•tol• wuw-Jewell llOI W-"I' O.., ,..,..,...., ..... c.111. eiwo • .. t--OM• MARK HARMON Balance of the iquad ls divided into three ifOUps under the head man, Pat Pohl and Bob Ralston. Pohl moves to the \'arsity from the Bee squad and Ralston from the jayvee team. Asaro plans to use the same systtm that ha s b e e n employtd the past two years. "\Vt have a program here tcore of 147. Second place went to Shirley Stebbings with a 149 with Cathy Wilbur and Vicki Hul>- bard tying for third 1t ISi. SeacllH The ~·omeo·s club al Hun- 1.in(ton Seac.liff Country CJub recently held 1 three-blind· mice tournament with the A flight competition ending in a three-w ay tie. Included in· the tie were Li.z Brandenburg, Loia Hall and June Cloflin . In second place was Eileen Allen. Flight B was won by Wanda Gnagy with Helen Cowden placing second. Ces Galvin and Evelyn Pike tied for first in C flight with Betty Peterson nabbing 1eeond place. 19th Dole The semi-annual Coury's sports celeb 1011 tournament will be held al Yorba Llnda Country Club on June 14 with a shotgun start at 11 o ·clock, according to tourney director Will Kern. A youth golf classic, open to ill Orange County 1m1ttur1 fr.m 13·17 yean of a1e. will be held Ptfooday, June 28 at Grttn Rivtr golf course In Corona, accerding to John Seymour, tournament chairman. The event is sponsored by the lndependtnt Insurance Agenl'I Association el Oran1e Counly. The tournty will include II holes o! scratch medal play. The low tenth of the tield wlll qualify for the two-day state finals {36 holes) 1t San Luis Obispo Country' Club, July 29- 30. Tbe stale qualifiers will then cmnpete at Firestone Country Oub in Akron, Ohio, Aug . 27. 29 to play with 20 PGA tourtna: pros. Mllt L. AIM-Ill lt1i. flf Ctllfttllll, Ort.11ff CMll!t'f. lloft for .;'*tit !fl wtll tlld fol lt&Ulfl(ll f/ Ov I • '· Mt•I• l . Aini-II\ °" M1v '· ltn, ....... 1111, • Not1r., L•ll••• T11I•-""'' .. l'flll'-<' IN• tr 400 p&l1 op1n... are '''" .. C1111or1111. 0.-IMt COlllll'I'! l'l'Mlc 111 .... let l•td '"''· --lly IOl\lll ,,,., 11(1 ,, wf\kl\ It ,,...., .... ex....,..ted to com:;te on Mt'I' r, 1111 • ._.,., 1111. • Not1ry ·-••fd J-~"•111111 Cr•M• 1tnow11 turttui'..· .. ,1,:1111,. 11141 "''' , ... ,1_ 11141 ......... • • ' ~llllC Ill IN! , .. Milf '''"'· fff'llOlltllr .. 1111 ...... tllt ,.,_ wlloM llltl\I 11 111(1 flf he••lllf it.. ,,,,., hit """ ... AdmisslOn fs Jot adults .,,,..,,.., Mlle L. Al111worlh 11111 Mwlt L. tubtcrlti.d lit 1111 wlll!ln l111tru1111111 11111 i.' J flt 10 1t11 •I f •M 1111 Ill tllt nd t d Alllt-ttl .,...,..,. te ~ 111 N It!• ",...,.. ldel\OW ..... hi lkKUHlll Wit 1-· u ' ' ' ' " ft! I $1 OI' atu ents. ~ 11111\tt .,. •"*W•lll>t<ll ...... w11~1 .. lO"flC IAL $1:ALI <ourlroom of ~""'""' Ne. J ol 1• !Mlr\lfftll'll 11111 1c•110W1t11... IMy Ill• Miry I.ill Merten ((ll,lrt, II J'OO [IYIC Drlw Wt11, I" IM CITf 0 0.l'"at• Oo"or-_. IC\llM ""111111. Not..., PutiHc-Cin1.,111, o1111111 An1, C•ll10t1111. -.:;• ~0, .. ICIAL SEAi.,} l'rlllCl .. I Oflkl Ill Dllld MtY 11, lfll CLYDE C. OTTO Ort-Cwnlv W. l . ST JOHN Deke Houlgate of the DAILY N"''' l'<;tll!c. C1111em11 MY Comm!ulll\ a.,.:irn NUaw1~:"11~,u~:i~ AND ••M•• PILO ff Or111 .. (oun!Y A..,-11 f , lt7J ...,,,.. sM T sports 1ta won • ml· MY C<1m111l1t!Ofl •• ,,,.. "Wtillslled Or-• c ... , Delly "!lo!, N ...,, IMdl C•llttnll• ......, )or award in U\rt f e 1 tu rt ""'"' 77• 1•n Mty t. u. 22• "· 1'11 , .. ,.,, T:.i 11141 •n.M:it l'utllllll... Ot1n" C011I 0.11• I'll•!, A"°""'' ... ,...l.._ category of the aM11a! writing ""' L u. 21• "· 1'11 '°""" LEGAL NOTICE ,....,utl'ld 0,,"°" c...1 o.1tt l'flflf. cont.Mt of the Amer i c I nr--ILEi:EGGAALL~N~'IJJi<ICECE---1----===,~ .. ~ .. ;::::.::=---1'"'~·~·~"2n~.2"~·~"~"~=::..,::::'..'!· ... ~" Automoblle Racing Writers 1-------~----1 1'1cT.1T~u1 1u11M••• LEGAL N011CB and Bro.adcastera A.!soclatlon, IUl'l•to• c-:;:~ 0,. TN• ,,.. ... ~~,: IT!!!:.•N~•• ui .. , it WIS 1nnounced today by ITATI 01' CALl,O•NIA l'O• "1lllllll It! John McDonald of the San TM• COUNTY o .. OllAN•• $MUCi HA••o• TltAVlL TIUILE• I N-. A .... m l'All l{, ,.,, Ntw-t ......... Cnl• IM11 '"' I'll.I NO., ... l'ICTITIOUI IUllNl•I NAM• ITAT•MINT lo!lowl111 N•SOll II tletM Wilt-. .. Diego Union, president or the ftOTlt• 0" M•Alt1N• ., ,.TITION llll'I' c. T-t. o.o.s.. 1~IO '" tJ • J t of · 1 ,0. l'llOIAT• 01' WILi. ANO ll ldltilft. Dow/llt'I'. 11" l . Thonwot, LA TIENDA OE nl on. araes pr ess1ona HOl..OliltA,IOC COOICIL AND ,o. 11111 LlltYeflt. W111111l11tter. lh•IM•• Ctml,.,. C••lllrll'IO. ~A"l!:L, lltOI 1111 JI f 1111 auto racing writers organ.iu· L•n•u T••TAM•"'TA•Y ' 1. ,,_,.., .. u1n L•'''''••· c;..,111,,,,.,c •. t7•1t II l:tlll• of ltATlltNA' SEAllS l'lilt•ow, Wlllll'll~lll', Mt•lt L, •• ,..... Mlrll~ll c. Wlll111111, l'.O. 1111 !If on. •k• ll:ATlllNA s. l'ElliltOW, Ok••WOd. Thi• IMltlllHt fl Mlllt t.Ol\llu(I ... .., I IM1Ul111 lddr1111 '"11 (I Ill'~. Houlgate's story, tltltd "Ui> ~~~·c~Ll~~.~~.:':ioG~•v:.~ 1~~ "'''""~i. L. ,,,,, c1111t1r1,.,., kn Ju•11 c ... 1,1r-c.. I -~ RI'·-H d s~" ,,.n l•t•ld-..c•I auua ~ et On ~ ~erel11 I lltllllon lot" ...... ti wig 11111 l'ul•11""4 Ort"" CN•I 01Hy ll llol M1Y tl'lh IWl!llttl It O.IM t.111\dur.lwl!ll ff Mt d It 1,h J P~-1· u s l\Olo4't11t1fc (ocl!c!I •Ml .... IHUlllCOI ti I ... IS. 1:1, lt11 t02.S.11 ,~, .... ,,. ea v. oe ..... a 1, •• let''" Tn11111ent1rv ,, 1ri. 1111111t11tr. ""· ¥ n . ..a.. Ml•flr" C. Wiiii•"'' Auto Club of cial wnose lpte• ••fl••nc• 19 wl!lcn !1 "'-,.,.. tur111.. LEGAL NOTICE JlllMI~ or1n" C••' c111v 'li.t, I it h I do with I tr I 1Mrtlcul•t1, tlll thll "'' tlm1 11111 1111~• Ml• 1. 15. n. 79, 1911 10lt71 & Y IS 0 e ee on C of hllrlllll 1'ht Mmt hll llfffl Ill fir Jul\I ---.. Tic;.-,.-,;;;;o;;;;;;..---1~::.::.:'.~'.'.,C'.'.C.:'.:~CCCC'C=-.::= limer5 safety tns ....... tion of it . 1t11, 11 t::io ....... In ""' eeuriroom MOT•C• To c11•c1To111 LEGAL NOTICE 1 • ,........ Otslttlmlllll Ne. l of ttlcl (Ol.lfl. ti 190 Nt . .......,. The USGA approved conforms to CIF rules. rocket t 'ng1nes and a lonely Ciwlc C1111...-Ort~• W•"· i.. .,,. Cit~ t1 1u-1et Court o1 t111 s111e o1 c.n1ert1111------=-==------event lo 'lh lb I 5111" Ant, (1fllorr1l1, lot It'll tounlY ol Orlllff. .. 41111 • commun n "'.1 e on y OllM MIY '°· ''"· 11111, ,, L!STEll ••CHA•D l(f.LLY, C•llTIP:ICAT• OP: co•l'OllATIOM Entry deadline is Tues· day, June 15 and entry forms ran be secured through high school golf coaches er local aoJr course pros. A $2 entry fet is beina: charged. Las, \legas J\'lghl place where you can actually w. E. SI JOHN, Dlct11M. OOINO IUllNlll UNDlll COllnlw Clffk Nollet .. hlrMl'I' tlwn le crf'Clh"'1 ol "ICTITIDU .. MAME Set the curvature of tht earth, MdC•NNA a "ITTINI) 1119 •bevt Ill"'"' doc.~nl 11111 •II THE VNOERSIGNIO COltl'OllATIOtf the Bonneville Salt Flati rac· ••: 0n111e w. Mee.,..,. .. ,_, ~•~1111 t111 .... •t1111i1 "" "Id cto.t h1rf'tl1 ,.,11tv 11111 n 11 ctllfllttl"' , >Ott•• T-"'" l'.O. 111 tUt ff<tde!W ''' '""Jr..:t lo Ill• lh•m. wu11 ,,,111 °"''~" ,, noo l't, M1111or 11v.t .. ing courst. 1.._ Hiii•. c1111trt111t n1u ll'lt 1tK1111r• voue111,.. .. "" \lllOtrileftlll '"" Mtt•, c1111. ,,.,. Ulldlr !I'll II• Houl .. ate, who w r i t e s Tiii (710 ... ,... II "'' olllt• ., .... Cltr-ol .... •blv• -llllclul lltm 111111• "' TOY WOltLD .... 11 Altlr-t ... l'tt"i.-IUIN (Oii!'!, Ott le ~rfltlll ....... wllll tl'lt lllll lflt lllmt .t ll1' Clll'-lllen 1111111 ,111 regularly for the DAILY 1'1111111'*' 0r111tt c-1 o•r" 1111et, 111<1n11v -.c11ff1 "',,,. 11,....11e1116 11.,11K11111111e1 o1iw.1nn111 •• to11ew1, PILOT. wa• -· •f th• .. -~ 21, n. ''· lt11 lU6·71 '"' oltk • .. JAMl!I "ATTEiltSOl't G1lll(llt-Skotme. Ill(., ••act ....... _, 1----.,,,,,.,,.,---.,,~----IYOUNc;, l4n4 v .... .,,. •1v11 •• Sit. 101, l)twl•lon °'"'"'''' Cori •• Jm Ha. California newsmen on the list LEGAL NOTICE Vttrm•11 01u. c111t. t1CJ w11kl'I i. '"' 01111•1o 11 .• autllMlr., c1u1. t1JM .' 20 wn., • ., lo w•'n 1 lolal •ff---c=c=cocc-cc===---l"1'c'"' MitlM11ollftt..-r..i1rwo1 111111 O.ted A11r1t 1'. 1,11 ""' 1111lttrt "'11!111,.. .. tl'lt tilt .. If lllol !COit, SEAL) $3,000 in the conttsl. ·1v~~i.'f:11 T:o~:;o~~o~i. H<:•111. w11111n *" 111.,,111, '"" "" 'G1m1>1t-SI<""" Ill( .• ITATll 0' CALl,O•NtA "" lltll tullllt1l10ft" 1tt!1 t\olkt. AIKO Storti Dlvl•IOll 01ttt1 MIY '-1171 R. G. lul_. ,,_,,here the k..ids st.art in the Bee Former ~·inners in the or junior varsity programs celebrity Oight i nc 1 u de and )earn our way ol playing Peanuts Lowre}' of baseball football . We will make ad· fame, Don Burroughs, Joe justment.s to utilize the ability Afargucci and David Ray er of individual players but football and Rodger Ward, basically the offense will re-former Indianapolis winner main the same," he says. •• and current public relation• A fund raising program by LEGAL NOTICE TNI co~i:_T: =:••N•• •obff'I L~toer 1t•t1Y Div, v1<1 ,., .. 1c1,nt tJ)e Fountain Valley Highl---cc==-"'-====""--·I E•t•t•., CAllOLYN M. •Oii. De< .. ,. E.•twlor °'"" wm STATE OF CAL1,011N1A NOTtC• TO c••DITOlll Ol "Id H<ldtllt COUNTY 0, LOS AHGELfS I n , OOoster club is en tap with I tU,l!••o• COU•T 0 .. TNI! td .•• c ' ,_ "'~ y"'" 011 1111• "'"' ell• of Apr II, A.O. ,.,,, • H ,1 E II H •IE9Y GIVEN .. IM U7M y_,.,, llvtl~ Sft, 1" .. _._, -,, 0 "''''" , .• ,,. • ,-• •• "Las Vegas Night'' 1t the STAT• 0' CALl"O•NIA " • . crtdltttl ., """ •lww• ... -~l'dtnl ,_ o.i. .. C1IH tl4'1 ..... ,... '" • vv... .. -TN• COUNT'!' OI' OllAN•• lflM 111 --f\1'11111 cltlllll lltl ... 1 ll'lt ' "'let Stt11, pitfOl\lllv IPJlllflll II, J , Fountain Valley Civic Center .... A""61 ou• s.kl llf>nd-••• •11<1UlrH1 ,. 1111 """"· A""'""..,.••"""" 1.,1,.,. •-'° 1111 te bl 1111 Div, Yid Ju•• 5. ~11111 M ILAl'tCHl LA • wltll 11'11 MUtlltf \'OUCl'llo. 1.n -etlkt l"Wllll'lld .... l'lt-4J!~. l O I . '"""""' 9f Ille cer-111111 tf\tl -~ •AO Otc'.~1Md. /f1 1ft1 <lri ., "" ,.....,. lolltltlld c-i •• .... -,....., 1 1"' '•lot. "" wltllln lftlll'Vtntftl .., bfflllt !fl tfll Tl's geared te "'""mote extr• NOTl(I" 11 M••f1V a1v1H "' '"',. ~""" ""'"· ..,1111 ""' 111c:"U.,., "'1' L '" n , 1', "11 ,...,.11 cor-111on t111r••11 111111111. 111• . . "':"' c~l!Ot• 9t lfll 1blv1 111111et1 dec.e.nt \leuCl'Mlr .... "" Ul'ICl<ll'•lll'ltd it ClleMI 1elt-i.oetd 11 111<11 11111 audl <ll'-11•~ rurncular activities for all 11111 111 -llln• 111w1111 c1111111 ''''"'' "" s.11n1 H,.,1.,. ''"*""· lt7 '-•" """ 11.. LEGAL NOTICE ••ecutld 1111 111T11. fountain Valley High 11ludents ••Id decMe<>t ''' ,.,...1.ed ,. 1111 """'· c .. ,, Milu, C1H1. ,,.n. wi.1m I• "" ,,,,,,., cou•• •• '"' W•TN~~'.~' ·"' ... "",""•0•"11, . . . wllll I~• NC"ll•Y WOUC:l'le•o. In -ofll<• ~·ICll ti butl11111 .. "" ullll...-tl•Md '"Ill ........ While the search for a man for Onario M • t o r ind the evening will include ., 1111 ct1•k of 1111 •beY• 1111111" <011rt. or -" .. ' "'111111111 .. "'' ,,111, o1 ,,1_ STAT• O• CALll'OllNIA "011 Not11v l'ullllc • c1111er1111 buff t d d I lo 1rMenl 111111\, Wiii! 1111 lllCtUllY dlCMllll. wlll\!11 fOllt "'°"'1111 ll'ttl' Ill• TN• COUNTY OJI OUN•• P•lMIHl Olllce In quarterback never s t a r t e d Speedway. games, e an oor pr ies VOllC:llfft. I• "" <t11C1tr1l1MC1 •• !hi o111cn 11~1 ..,1111<t t!ol'I "' It'll• t\ollce. Nt. ""''IH lot .,.,..•let Countr with a reserve the caliber of Host Chuck Coury will along ll'ith dancing lo the ti HAltWOOD. SOOEN AND AOK IHSON. 0111111 A ... u ,., lt11, NOTIC• o .. N•A•ING 01' l'•TtTION My Com1111\110ft l!•plr• . l50 N-1 C1111er Orht, Sulit 634 JOM C llnt ,Oil l'llOIAT• OJI WILL ANO PO• A11rll Ii, ttti Harmon Asaro also isn't entertain the lroop5 at his new Bernie Perry orchestra. N_,.,. 1um. c1111or1111. wtil~h i. ff'lt E~tcut;,.., ,;,, w111 ,1 1111 Lan••• T•ITAMINTAllY Mtl.OC Th N .1 •·-. . lb Pl•<• ol llullntH 9f ll>t ll""ttJ!ll\Pd 111 111 •llOv• n•m"' dK..:itnl E:"1lt ti' VICTOlt ALIEllT WEISEll. ,utllill'lf'cl Or•111e Coetl 0111• ,llot M;r overlooking the fa ct he lli ll locati<1n on Tustin Avenue in e o. uuu; prize Ill ree m•tt••• ,.,111111111 •• "" 1111i. ti 11hl CMMI ''""' N.,.,1.,. 11,1111111, DK11tld. 12, " 11111 Jun• s. n. 1t11 1u1." have a pair of seasoned Orange following the day ef days and two nights in Laa clKl!Cltlll. wltl\ll\ ...,, 11\0ftll!t llltl' "" Allll'lllr •I Llw NOTICE ti HElll!IY GIVEN Th•I Vic . flrll 61Jllllct tltll'I 9t lhll nolltt. 117 1-.1 Ull'I llrtlt •lthtrllt 1>11 lllfd lltrtl" I Hlllltll'I lot LEGAL NOTICE veterans in the important ball ioH. Vegas for two at the Hacienda 011ed MIY 211. 1•11 CHI• Mii•, c, '"" ••Oboit• "'wm 1r.c1 '°' 1uu111Ct t1 L•t'"' Hotel G1•t1C1 01111¥ Hlfn0$tl ..,,_, 171•1 .,..11 11 Tnt11111111try IO '"'HI-•, '''''""'' tol---c,c0TIC• 011 HIAlllNlt carrying positions. Rocky Whan saw quite a bit of action on offense at fullback but his main duty was as the monster linebacker. Bobby Smith has taken over as the No. I tailback thi.9 season and is doing 1 good job. And don ·1 overlook the men Harmon will be throwing to this year. Gary Balch, a starter at tight end is back and Asaro is high in his praise of two sophomore receivers, Mark Weatherby and Randy Snow, Vallely Sets Cage Clinic For Youths Pro basketball player John Vallely is establishing a cage clinic for boys 1~17. The five-day affair will be staged at Ne~'P')rl Harbor High School. June 21-25, with 3-hour sessions each day, t a.m. til noon. Vallely \\'ill offer emphasis <1n defense plus fundamentals of passing. shooting. dribbling, foot~·ork a n d coordination drills and the clinic will cost '35 per person. The AUanta Hawks player starred at Corona del r-.1ar High School and Orange Coa!lt College before starting two years on UCLA championship squads • He "'IS signed by the Hawks last yeer. f or further information call 675-1334 or write Vallely at 237 Carnation. Corona dtl 1'1ar. Triton Surfers Seek Title Orange County champion San Clemente High bids• for the Southern California High. School surfing championship today In Redondo Beach against four other Southland schools. • • ' E•Ku lor Altlf"-"' l•'<•llr Wlllch II mM• for furlllff Nr11Wiltt. Ind NOl CE s EllEIY GIYIN ..... The Civic Center is located 11 "'• wm If '~' 'ulll•"'" Or111" c11t1 llltl 1111 11me •1111 •11<• et h'-"1"' "'' 1 1 H "' ,.,...., 111..,.., llKMlfll CtllY , l'llflf. ,,1111 ,.,, 111111 .,1 fer Ju,.,. 10, 1tn, .i lurd el Sul>U~lton ti lllt County fA at 40200 Slater A\'e, al HA•wooo. 100•• ANO AOll.IMION M.97 1• 1· '" 11• 1111 ino.71 t:Jll "·"'·• 111 11\1 '°'""-" .i 0..,,,., 0•11111. stu• o1 c1111w1111, "" w P'IJI Olflc1 ... lllfl """'' Ne. i ti t•lod ceur1, 1 JOI) tlvk ltnoiull611 dtl.,. "'" lllfll di¥ e'I MIF• Brookhurst in f OU n ta in w_. '"''"' c1• ""' LEG.lL .N011CE Cff!IH Drlvt wut, i.. "" cu-., o1 lint• 1111. dKl••td 111 '"'"'''°" It t-• lht VaJley It gets under way It I Tth 171•1 .... ,JI, ""'· Ctlllor11l1 lorrllor• dftcrllltd NIOW •• Ottflll c-• ,,...,,..,, ...,. ••eullr l'"'lllt 011111 Mt¥ 11. \'71 l'I' 111111 Llel'llllll Mlll\1-Mt Dltlrlt.t p.m. 'ublilllt<ll Or•-(Mii DlllY ,.lol. C••T•,ICAT• °" IUllM••• w. Ii, S7 JOHM N .. 10. ..... Pl•• llKt'd Wt'dllH'll•Y· IM I ... ck · MIY J2., 7' 11\11 J11nt I. U. 1tTI IUJ'.71 ,ICTITIOUI MAM• COlll\t't CLl<'ll Ill• ol Ju.,., 1t71, •1 1111 ........ of: '~ Ti eta art ·1<1ing for $2.50 Tiit ~ • ...., .. <•rtlfy ""' ••t CNAllL•• c. MOll91t011f •'Ci.rt A,M, "' ••Id d1w 1 ...... Cll_..,, each. Further information can LEGAL NOTJCE t9'llfllelll'll • -..11111. ,, .. 1 """""'"''" 1u" MHtat.h1tM10 A-• ~ "" .... ,.., ., "'""''-• o1 "" Oll!W Dr Mull!IMl611 atlCl'I C1llfot11l1 ~.... LH A-'"-a1111r11111 ....,,. ti Or111.. Ill "" Ot•• COllflfy be obtained by c1Um1 Billl·.-.-,-,-,-.-.-,-.--.-,-,-,-.. --.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-lttiot• lkt!tlMN ll•m ...... ~ .. EXT•" CA•~ Tll! (711) _,,. .. ., Admlnhtrlllcln lullG'I .... , SIS .... r I fl ••J '• (~• •-1 "' MAINTENAN E: ' Atletllf'I' ... l'Oltlti.-5YCl....,..I Sl<l1't, 111 tl'lt Clil'I' !fl lin11 poc; mon1.o:: ft4'~1'1 • IN THI IAL• 0" ALCOMOLK C • •Ml !Ito\ •11d I rm lo I'll.... Alll, Ctllltm lt, ti 1M tlmt 11\11 itlaao...,. ••v•u••• <--"' et ""' leli-1111 --. """1• !flt 11Hrl111 uPIDll t11t -111or1 ., M~ ..,.. Included in the festivities Mtv lf, 1m 11tn1t1 1r1 """ """ ,11cn ., r••l<ltne• 1r1 Pu1111.,... 0r1.... , .. ,, 0111-., l'llof, ,..._.,,'°" Mil 111 •l11C11oM ...,.... " ·11 ·-... • u . f ,, Wllom II MIY (lll!;lf'I\~ .. ""'-': .IM'I' 11. n. n. ,,,. llll·11 I I WI ~ wn:: inst.a at1on o ne:zt lulll«I ,. 1ut1i11Ct If ..., 11c. ..... ..,. .,cur111 •. 11111111, _, s_.,,111 =:.. 1:-, 1:;:1,11~:· .. •i:..,.d".'-, .. ltof year's club officers. ~11111 w. Ntiu " ...,...,, •lYllfl ""' "" .• H.1. c11. c1...w c. 1""11~. '°'' LEGAL N011CE Af 111, 111111 .... ,, ""'11111 11, .. ,_. J . H-~-u lak u..c1e<"1lenN ,,_,. "' ,.u 11r111111t S..mll'lt•ffl• Or .. H.1. c11, het•IM, 111., 1111~"'"' ...,._ ,.,1, ftft lr:n VG~. er , t.S ~Ver as "Wflftltl 11 111t tflt'lllllf, dHUllMd 11 011M Mly 1., ltll T•1... wlm Ille Cltrt. of"" llOlrcl f4 "'"'Vl~- presJdf:nt With Bill Htll Ind ,.. .. ,,,"n• w ' '"" '' c ' • ~:~~ ~· ~11':;. NOTICI TO c••OITOlll """ c ... ntv •• Drlfltt wrlth11 ollltc""" S _,_ J 'd' hi . ti '"'· .. • tll, . t u,•••o• COUllT 011 THI 19 "'' ,,_.., llllllKlllOI\, Wl\kh .. Wicut: ensen II mg m. Celllor11I• il•I•" Cttr! ..... 1 •• o •• ,.,.. C.,,111•· tTAT• 01' CALlirOllNIA "DI: !f'l;llOl'll Wiii bt (Ofllldforfd • ., , ... ~ Treasurtt will be Ken Marti ....... ull\I 19 IUC~ l111tlll!oll. 1111 """ On M•• '*· 1t11 . lllfor• ,,.,, • NOhrr TH• COUNTY 01' o•AN•• °' su-wltor • ti ""111111 '""•!I« fljriill . , drrtllned It 1Hlwl111 .. Ill• 0tOl'1"""' l'<;bll( 111 •lld '"' tlld Stitt, -tOlltllv Nf, A•H1U IOI' fltirlnt along With Catherine Argtan· ., Al<-1< ''"''''" COftl•ol "" '"U•M• IPMltld Curtll •. 1 ... 1111 •Ml 0•~1111 c. 1:11•1• ol JO ANN TANNEll TAYLOll. A '"I' .ietcrloH ... If 1114 '"'"""" (. ton (reconling -lary· and ti' tr111t1,.. o1 111 1lu111o11c blY••••t Smlll'I •-11 1• 111• to bl "'' 111rton1 1111 -Nw11 •s 10 AMl't TAYLOlt, tho ton111111111 In ••11lutlon M•. n -o1111. dltN ..,,_,., • Hu111t lor lhnt t1r...,111t It lo!IOWa; wlwlll 11t11111• lrt 1utiacr!bld .. 1111 wtlMn --11 11 JO ANl't T. TAYlOlt. Ol<•llH. MIY H, lt11, o1 tilt lottd ti SuPlt•I.,., Kathryn Stopher (corrtspond· ON SALi: GENE llAL 1"'''""''"' •llCI •<•-•Ntld .... , ••. NOTICE ti HfRflV GIVEN .., ""Oii lilt wllh !ht Cit•-"' , ... lo.tfd " The six-man teams are com· . t ) ,,ul>ll< ,r...,!•fll fCUled '"' ....... trodl!Otl of !h~ •tiow' 111111Pd d•tM•nt $uoervl-•. Thi hlllllll'Y II ·-•Hf • f th B t \V tog Se<:re &ry • AnWMI dnlrlM le PtOlttl fl'lt lltull\Cll 10Ff'l(fjliL SEAL! 11111 111 ""Ont lltwlM (1111111 •t1l111I lllt dl1crllll<d 11 rt111ow11 < pettng ot e Ur on " Tht advisory board Wilf COn· ol ludl llc111H 111•• Ille I vtrllltd Jl•Ol"I Jtlll L. Jabil 11lcl llfl:f'dtnl 1r1 r<toulrf(f to lilt ~tm, $~Y '1<k An111•1llon Ne. 1 Chace Perpetual Trophy with · f r.. V " 1n1 lfflt• el 1111 Oe11P1.....,1 o1 Hoti rv 'ul>llt·C•111.,."1' w1111 "'' 111C1i1••• vwth1rt. 1n "" 1111c1 Stld 111M••t!ol'I <Gllt•I"' '"'''11111t.hl the championship being held 11sl o vt:Vrge anley, Matt A1<o11o1Jc 1t~t1•tt t1111 .. 1 • ., 11w 111111 to '•l11Ct1111 0111t1 1~ ti"" <l••k" "'• •Mv• ,11111""' court, 0, 1,. 1,,11 tiou11C1tc1"" •ed Hiit A.,._,.,. Hudgins. Bob Pallson. Rudy "" o .. 1rtrn11\f "' A!oollollc ltll«fff• 0••111• c111ntv 10 •••tt!ll """'' wflll "" nec.,11,... 111, ...,111w.J1, MKA•ll'lur IOulfv.t•d .. at Tim Kelly surfing beach in control. 1111 o *""'· S1ct1111llfllo, Mr Com11111111111 •••l•t• ¥0\ldltrt, 11 111e uncttr111"" 11 tt.1 otfl<t 1111 ""''11 '"" .. ,, tllll Mi111 '""'111 1'9 La Blance, Jo Kuhng and Jane c1111orn11 tSIU, • •t " tit rl!Cltlvld M1re11 7, 1t11 o1 "" 111or"'"' HAllOLO '· ,Eniet:. ooulrl, 111 "'' 1rvlM 1nc1ui1r1t1 C-'tll Redondo. 1llf: event got under Pull w11111n a d•1• ol "" d•I• "" ,..OllOllCI JlubHtl'IN °''"~ CN•I c,1,., •lloJI, Jill!,, H7 so..111 L1k1 Av'""'· 111111 :llO, llOl'!PI e1 1111 O••net c°""'' Alr-t. • way this m«ning. ' •1"11111-WWI nr1t _,Pd, 11111 ... Ml¥ n . Jt .... Jlll't l. .,, ,,,, ltJ.J.11 ''"cl1111, C\llftt11!1 tllOI, wl\ICl't It "" DATED 11111 *'"' d•Y °'Ml,, ,.,.,, 1roundl IOt ftft l1I tt ..,-..,lffll by Ltw. tl1<1 ol lllu1l111u If !ht llflcltrtl111td 111111 9Y OllOElt OF THI! IOAllO ~ Other teams seeking the So-Karate ]'011rney "" ,.,..,,1111 ••• -11ct11"" w "'' LEGAL NOTICE "'•'"" .,..111111,.,. '• "" "'"' " 111d s1.1l'E11v1so•' °"' oru.N~1 cDuNTJ, C I ft! · I d M" Cost.a ttfl ti •k-Ht. kw••He. TM ,...,,, !fl &oc.Mflll, wl11t!11 teur ll'IOf!flo• 1fl., tM CALIFORN IA a I e lJIC u e 1ra ¥1flllc1tloll "''"'bl oO!tll'ltd ,,.... "" ... ... .• ,. "'" IMllllllt•llorl II tlllt llO!lct , ISl!ALl . • High ol Manhattan Beach, One of the largest kar•le fie• ol I'll• Oell'1mtnl, C•llTl .. l(ATI 01' IUllN••• D•lld ""''' •• lt71 w. l . IT JOHN Bu-·g•· H•'gh of B·-•·nk, t ................ ent.s in the United .. u'!.~!!·,•Nc .. ...,, "'CT1T1ou1 MAM• JOHN J. TAno•. J11, coun1Y c1on •lld •~4"1<1t L '""' Ullo ... -............. • (A ........ .._.,, Tl\1 Unillfrtll~ °""" c1'1lfV ''"It ftfl· EMttultt.,""' Wiii Cit<'~ of 1111 lol•cl -Afadison High of San Diego States will be held Sunday 111'~~"'f,11 0ter1111 CNit Oiltv ,:,_~ Mll11• t M.1111111 ,, uX11 J•c--. OI' 1111 ~ 111m111 "<"""' ,..,., .. 1tor1 • °"-• ~. ol •• J ' I Cyp Coll IY MldW•r Clh' C1tlftf"I• IH'llkt '"' flt HAllOLD ,, ... n ••• Jll. [1111 ...... 1. and Dos Pueblos High .,.nta une a re:M ege 1111ou• ... ,,. ~""'' ~ MiDwAY Kl!NNE L m 1w1t1 L1111 A•-, MM,. 1v M1e.1 L. C••NlJI: Barbara. when the U.S. Karate Associa· LEG.lL N011CE •I'd tNt Mid 111111 i. _......, 11 IM ,,..,.....,, c11uor1111 tllfl a-w t. · d I f0Uow1111 -IOI\ wllol• ,..,,.,. '" l'ull •net Tl!: 0111 "1·7m l'wti11,11et1 °''"" C011t 111111.,.. I'~ Three judgu will determine ion presents II.II st:con annua ,_..,, 111,<, o1 rH~• 11 ,1 lei._., Att.,.., .., •.111C11t1r Mey n , ... tt, 1tn 11..,. the winning team on the basis Far West Classic. '•CTITIOUS 1us1N•s& Jt<r<• 1!'111111 111111. '"°' Jtckton. ""'=~~'tt'n°';.~.,cu, 11 01"" 1 j111~1',· ; EI . . ' . f" HAM• ITAT•MllNT MlclwlY (ltr, ' ' LEGAL NOTJCE of points awar~ to eacb 1m1nat1 on I in 1ve T111 1o111w1111 _...,, ,,, dol111 Otted Mir 11. 1n1 "' I.am during each of six heats. division5 ~·ill begin 11l 10 a.m. bu1IM11 11 ~ Mri. Jortt 11.1 ... "'"' LEGAL NOTICE 1111'•111011 cou11T M' . . ALll:fl<tf CO ..... W, Ill!\ llrotl. 511!1 el C1!1for11l1, Ortllff C...11ty: CALl,.OltMIA One surfer (rom each tum with. a break coming at 4: 30. Mt-• 8MCll, C11lf, m.o. °" Mir *'· tt11, !lll...-1 "''· • Holl•¥ NOTIC• INVITING •101 COUNTY 01' OiltANO• wilJ com-te In each of the six The finals will be held from ...... s. Hiid•••· .... YI• Lido Nerd, ,ullllc Ill .... IOI' •• 1, .,.,,, lll•lOlllllY Nill<• I• lllfflt\I t1¥M "'".,,. hl•cl pl '" Cl•lc C11111f' °""' .... ..... N-l'Ort 1111.f\, C1llf, ""°· jlilbfr1 "· •PIM•~ J ... u El•lnf Sl\flp .,,... .. le 1111 Trutltfll ol !I'll [Nfl Com111<;11!ty [II!••• Slftll Alli, C1llllrtll4i heats. In each heat the judge 7-10 p.m. l!w1ld, uu N. c,,,,,,1 Av• .. A1t. "I", •o bt lllt ""Oft -• "'"" 11 tullKtlti· 0111r1c1 e1 or1"" C01U111y, c111tor1111, wm H7tl ii ~ . _, f ··-Di .. • Id GI-tit, Ctlll, ,1m. • "' " .... wlllllll l"tlfUll\1111 Incl •1c•lv• ..... HI eilcl1 UI lo n ·• 1111 CAS• HUM••• 111"' wi awa, ... AIX .,.,.nts or u1e VISIOnS inc U ~.pee wees tf\11 -.,i.,. ... I• btlnt <•11chx.™1 llV • tc11nowttc1•t'd tllt tit1<uted ""Mme. w.o~tl•Y J-7, nn, 11 1111' l'ureh,;'. ALIAS lop team. four for second, (5-7 years), white and G_, .. l'1t1111rllll•. 10,l'1CIAL SEAL! In• DtPt. er"" l<hltl •l11r1e1 100:11111 ., IUMMONI ••• 1,_ ( j · d Al"-•1 '• l!w•l' J1111 L. Jolllt Ult Acl1m1 AYt., COiii Mitt , Ci lllOl'll!I, three for third, two for fourth gree1w.: ~ u n In r an ,.,11111111<1 0r1riff co111 cuu, l'liot M1v No11n l'ulllk·C1111orri11 ,, wfllcll 11...,, 1110 111c11 will bt •utiHel• L11tov 1, COL LINS. YOL1'NOA AMV .nd ·-Ior f•'flh. 1eniors) ind brown and black 1, •. n. 1'11 1024·11 l'rlnc!HI 0111(1 Ill ONned Ind ·~•II '°" lltoetlc111 Color COLLt~S. SERGIES lWll llL. •It' "'"~ • Otllltt C01111tr J"lllll Clllln Ind illllli!ed lltmi. CHA•LOnl ZW!llE L. l'lll~llflt. The i 111 i I I a I competiti'on. belts. LEGAL NOTICE Mv <ommlnlon l!•Pl•tl All 111c11 1r1 11 " 111 tc<ord111Ct wnh ··•ov '"" •u•'•'·,cuTT. , •• ,,,, l h led •-f' I Mtrc~ i , IJ1J 11\1 l1111rudlon1 tnd Cor11:UllOft1 111d ""' ,..... whic to tu~ 1ve earns LEGAL NOTICE NOTIC• TO ca•otTo•• 11u11111M'd °''nf'I c .. 11 c111y 1'1 .. 1. ftl«lt!c••kln• wniui ,,. ,,..., 1111 111, •nd GRE GG. CHA•LOTTE H. Fii.AMC• .. battling for the tiUe, involved IVl'l"lllOll COUllT o .. TN• Ml¥ '.II, 7' .... Junt s. n. ltn 1:1»11 ,, ..... bt ll<Utllll In 11'11 efflct flf !Ill J';,t. C~J~GTll!!12Fa~l~L: T=~~1t aboul 100 Clf schools and an-1uP•1110• cou•T oir TN• STAT• 01" c1i1.111011N•• 11011 LEGAL NOTI-",'" ... ",",.,' Attni e1, '11" KlloOI' , "',""•'· tAL1iro1tN1A, 1'Hf HEi•a AN• .. STAT• O" CALl,.OllNIA "011 TN• COUl'tTY oir OiltANOa \.r. • ., mu• 1!1111111w1" ~I II I l'W't\limately 600 surfers. THI COUNTY 0, OllAMOE Ht. A·•flM c•lhltt'I (hick. Ctrtllltd d'll(ll. Of bid· OEV1$EES OF AMOI I, COVLTI!~, r-• fj lb I N A IHtt Etlllr ti OONjliLO ,ltEOEltlCll: l'·IJJN fl.,'I 1161\d m~ t1•Ytllll le"'' ., .. , of DECEASSO, l!MMA I. L 0 U , This is the rst year a a NOTICI 0, ,.;;,.iNa 0, l'•T•TION Sf IV ENI, 1111 ~-•• 001'4 ,, Cl•TIPICAT• 01' IUllNlll !ht COii! c-nltv Collte• C!lt rlt.1 ~ib'A,._:r ~~~NE 1JST~ .• ~E=~li : Southern Ca1ifornia champion l'O• l'll OIAT• 01' W!L\. AttD 1'011 SfEVl!'N5, Olf.e11ed ll(TITIOUI N,IMf IOl rd ol T•1111-!ft. Ill •mtUlll "°' lttt PEPl'IE•. Mv•TLE l'El'llEll", CAIL . "'· t.•n111s Ta5TAMt:NTA•Y NOTICE IS HEltE8Y GIVEl't It ti\• Tl'lfo Ur>df<~l•ntcl -(Hiiiy "'' It ,_ 111111 llv1 lll!!tllll CS'>I °' 1111111'111 bid I' FREE POOL PARn ha!I been detenn1ned. In lU'f;; Ellll~ of l(ATHllY"' E. SYl(E5, "" Ctetll!Ot• el' "" 1!M)vt 11111'11<1 cltClcltttl ifut.11111 • l!Ut!llllt II 7U York-II Awe .. t ...... M .. llllr'I "'41 blOdlr w!U •111" lll!O ~:~o·~;~H~u~cll!~ltsL•::t o6e.'v~:~<: past onJy bigh SChooJ gurfing kMwn IS IC.ATHllYl't ELLM.ANN, l(A'I' 11111 Ill HtlOlll 1'11¥1,.. <t1t"'1 IOtlnll lllt Hu'!'l""IO!I OMdL. Ctlllwnl1, uMlr 11'1~ '!:i!~°"'l!~lm(O:::•:: .! .. :":f ,:::;' :I OF CLAllA I'. GOGOLll't, FO•Ml.LY . . th So th ELLM.l.lof, KAY E SYKE S • II fl ttld dlCetltftl ••• '""''ell I• tilt """'· llUiliOvJ 11•11'1 ........ of MODl!!llH I . rt ° CLA•A '· SCHMITT. OIECEASeo. competition was ID e u IC.ATHllYN 01tt5COLL; Otc••&ld. wllh ""' ~"''' ..... ui .... In .... 9tll<t OIECOllATO•& 61111111111 .. 1, flt"m 11 ~ :· .. ~~ ~111':~~.o"" ~,~, ol OOIES I !hr-"*· ln<lllll .... , 111111 ... 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I 1- '1 YOU'LL SAVE (tll) 141·fl!I 1'fiJ1rt'l'k .fpeci11/: tuu·t's/. ll"'i11ltr Rilft's.' t•••1tt Yalut -204 Ntw hHh. ~ll~lt •••• frtt TY "YOU r AY ONLY Sl.80 si111le, $10.90 lor 2 p1ople Ct••"• Wal•t -2 itu~lt "tds, su.ti11 at 512.91l l•r 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I The f\toody Blues' ''Days of Future Passed'' didn 't exactly revolutionize the concept of rock; but then, at the lime it came along, nobody r~ally ex- pected it lo. In 1967 fantaslic things were happening to rock mu!tc that made "Days of Future Passed" look like simply another experiment. It was lhe year of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by the Beatles. I 1 .j 1 I J I I I I I I I I I I I U1•,.-11un Ulhrr NfJfH#t (, S,,,j/11, ,\l•rtl•i M $! AtlJitinul. n,. 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Where a privaie 5750.000 Spa keeps you 1n beautiful shape ... thanks to a cond1tion1ng room. paddle ball cour1s. saunas. sleam rooms, massage arid Jacuzzi ba1tis We also have 7 swimming oools and 7 llghled tennis courts. Plus social <ind rec.rea11on fun tor your leisure hours. ~I this s1ar11ng a! only $175 a month. Our stylish bachelors start at S175. or choose a va,riely of 1 ·or 2·bedroom plans. or a sophislicalad 3·bedroon1. 2-srory !own house. All apartmen1s ., have electric kitchens. private patio or balcony, ---"---..;;:~·~ .. .... ,, carpeting and drape11cs. Some are furnished . We '" pu11Jur park1nq undergrou nd, covered 1! Wi!h 1rees aria gardens and 1ns1a11ed elevaiors. '•• 1he su rrounding Newport env1ron,.,en1 puls you n1onu1es close 10 beaches, sarJ1ng. sma1t shops. 1estauran1s. the UCI carr.r.11:: and industry. Fashion !:>land·~ i!n easy walk . R1gh1 01 our own grounds is a full · •rio El Rancho lood markei, a dry cl eaner and beauty salon 0 1.;r address is 1 Park Newport 011\le . Al 1he 1n1ersechon of Jambor ee and San Joaquin Hills ;.-...._-~--~··~~~·~·~""~" Roads, 1us1 norlh of Fashion tsland. From the San ,,. Diego Freeway, !urn oil at Jamboree Road. Model ·" apartments open rrom 9 a.m. 106 p.m. daily Or call {71 A) 644· 1900 for teasing tnlormat10n. , park newgort apartm ents I • there is one, had certainly not been laid yet. Next in line was "Of Cab· bages and Kings" by Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde. Fed up with the pop music scene, Oiad and Jeremy left it for a year, went off and composed '"The Progress Suite." The suite occupied the entire se· cond side or "Cabbages," and tried to compress the entire history of mankind into about 25 minutes of music and various noises inc I u ding flushing toilets and atomic bombs. It had literally no elements of rock in i l v:hatsoever. but it had a few clever ideas and nice. funky orchestration. These elements made the album tolerable, and "Of Cabbages and Kings" en· joyed mild success. Not so lucky financially but artistically superior was "We Were Happy There.·· a very British album conceived by Carl Davis and George Howe. For a while in the middle or 1968, underground radio sta. lions were playing thealbum and were met with an as· tounding number of phone calls asking when it would be released to the general public. Unfortunately, something got messed up at Decca Record s. and release was delayed for months. When it finally was released. interest had died down so much that nobody much cared or e v e n remembered. Those who did were surprised to find one or the most ridiculous album covers ever : a cartoon of an English bulldog. Actually, the cover was quite appropriate for the album itself. The record was a blend of readings (done quilt admirably by actor John Gielgud ) and songs. ~lost of the time they seem quite unrelated. until the end of the album when it all fits into place. It co,nveys a pervading emptiness in false pridt and a sorrow for things gone . (to bt continued nt.%1 wetk) PACIFIC WALK-INS --····· <----131·03'S ,111c.,o1.,. E.•"1 ... · ... 0 ,,, .. 1.~Ho.·,.1: Undtr 17 mutt bl wltto i»rtnl ""ATrON" IGl"l ••• "M•A S•H•• 1111 ~ ........... . • ·-..... 1~, ftJ 14al Undlr II m1t1I bl wll?I Ptr"'I "SIMOH KING 01" THE WITCHES" !•I . Pllli ''T~• "ll•m~•t L•••n " Ill -·· I __ ,_ ill·ll11 AH CflOr PrM\~ro e~~mtnt "0•. "lllllft" tG PI Illus • 1ncl Cll!lit< "alttill Ancl L•cll" (S"I ......... ~ "''---...... , .,.,.,,fl ,ti/ c.t •• , .. ,.,fr, o,.;,.,.,. s.._ iq ! Uncle• 11 Miii! bo "'1111 ,,_,..,, ''TIH! ,.,.,Hfd•• Il l Plus • EU!QI Gould "t ,._..,. MJ Wiii" 1•1 t ........... ..... , .. «-• Wl·l)l3 .11/(ofo• ,.,,., • ..,I .;;•i-••: u ..................... ,.. •• "P llt n MAIDIAU llA IOW"t~ ..... """""'c-"llf (Alffl" Il l -·-·-'loO .UU A/IC.fl• t.-1.,,. .. °"""r.l•.I._ .... / ....... ,,_ .. w•••-• ''Tiii WIN lflft,.... Ill "~ "Tiii S~1C~••1" 10"1 1 ' • ~ .. . ~ .. . . Three .Honored Critics Pass Out Televisio11 Awards By RJCK DU BROW distinguished contribution to the medium . And there are no HQLLYIVOOD.fUPI) -Two b series, "Civilisation" and "All anquets or trophies because we can't afford them and don't in !he Family." and one special, "The Andersonville want to listen to more victory sp:eches anyway. Instead, Trial ," are the lop vote-get-wtnners get letters of com· ters in the sixth annual critics' mendatlon and are expected to consensu.s a w a r d s for be thrilled to death. television achievement during the past year. "Hollywood Te I e v ls i on The three programs were Theater," which recently of· the only nominees to receive fered an exceptional pro-- the required two.thirds vote of duclion of John Dos Passes' "USA," earned other critics' 15 daily newspaper revtewers. "Civilisation"' and , . The consensus attention in addition Andersonville Trial"-both en-. to the award for "The Ander. tries 0 n non-<!ommercial son Tl"ial ·" Eight votes went Lo t I . . . 1 1 George C. Scott for his direc· e e v 1ston s coas · a.coast net.,..·ork-received 12 votes lion of !he Civil War tale, and seven ballots c on1 mend e d each. "All in the Family,'' "'Hollywood T e levi s ion seen on CBS.TV, got II. Theater · as a series. The criticS' consensus is There were nine votes for composed of columnists in I he au th or-narrator of New York, San Francisco. ''Civilisation ... Kenneth Clark. Chicago, Los Angeles. Boston, and for the CBS-TV documen - p h i I adelphia, \Vashington, tary, "'The Selling of the Pen· D.C.. St. Louis. J\.1 i am i, tagon,'' with CBS·TY also get- tlouston, Memphis. Newark, ling eight ballots for standing Detroit and San Diego. This by this controversial hour. writer is a member. Seven votes went to NBC-TV's ''Civilisation." originally '"f\.1igranl ," which dealt with prod u c e d for British Itinerant workers, and to !he television, traced the history non-<!ommercial . net w or k of the \Vestern world through series "The Great American its art. As an example of the Drearn Machine." · esteem in which it was held, The unfortunatel y cance led the competing N BC· TV '·Senator' segments of NBC. organization offered a previe'v TV "s '"The Bold Ones," wh ich special about it, promoting the starred Hal Holbrook as an entire series. idealistic U.S. congressman "The Andersonville Trial," earned si x votes. So did a the initial production of the "Senator" two-part program. no W·prominent ''Hollywood '"A Continual Roar 0 f Television Theater," con. i\'lusketry," based on the Kent cemed a Cilmmandanl charg. State tragedy. A BC T V's ed with mass deaths in his Tony award show, which civil war prison camp, and superbly presented g r e a t faced with individual moral moments from the American responsibility although he took musical theater, also received orders from others. six votes. "All Jn the Family,'' a Five ballots. meanwhile. s .t.CTION PICTUllS ,I.ST •UN SHOWING RATID Ill CHILDllN ONLY WITH PA.RENTS ! .~ ·.O ··Probably the most terrifying film you will ever VINCENT PRICE JOSEPH COTTEN ... HUGH GRIFFITH .. TERRY-THOMAS VIRG"IA NORIH .. , '• ' NOW PLAYING 2ND CHILL ER: 2ND SUSPENSE FEATU RE ••BLOOD :\~D L1\{'t:·· ""\\'FIATEVER IJAPPENED Optr.i7 P.M. l'OAUNTAl.I CE~·· ~10t11 01Du$1t Wefl«loys 6:•5Sat.&Sun.1:11 ~ midseason comedy e n try were marked for NBC. TV 's which immediately created a production of Arthur i\l iller"s furor , focuses on a middle· '"The Price." starring .George class husband-father who sees C. Scoll : and for NBC.TV's the world in tenns of hi s po.. "Jane Eyre"' in which Scott titical and social prejudices. was al so the headliner . Five Although some observers felt votes were cast. as well . for it would quickly fold, it caught Peter Ustinov's improvised on in the ratings of the public performance in CBS-TV 's "A and will return to CBS.TV Conversation with ·Lord next season. Thls series. by North.·• in which he anS\.\'ered the way. also has been cited in Eric Sevareid 's questions as Lhe 1971 Saturday review the 18th century British prime television awards for, in part. minister who simply did not "introducing a lusty note of understand Ameri ca's rebel. ... reality into the antiseptic lion against England's colon. mores of situaUon comedy." -~ia~li~s~m·~· ________ .!..:======================: The awards of the criticsr' consensus cover the period from Mid-May, 1970, to April 25, 1971. There are no categories for nominations : The enly criterio n is Kra111er Fil111 HOLLYWOOD I AP) Stanley Kramer has acquired lhe motion picture rights to "The ~1onday Man ... a first no\·el by 2 &-year-old Ronny Pearlman. u'hich "'ill be made for Columbia Pictures. NO. 1 ON THE COAST .Your Hometown Newspaper Is The DAIL .Y PILOT ~-AND REW PRINE BRENDA SCOTT -GECfiCE ~ NORW MTOll G£RALD~K .. a!Ol llllf --·--·-·----·-1-. -·----·-1-.--.. -·mM.in ";':""'...;=: METROCotOR mi_·=--~-~-- llCLU l l •I lll Cl&Cl fll Ell PLAYING "'~°"""'""" ~" ,_ ... -..~ °'"""" ""'""" ,,. I _..,, -I BORIS LEV£N ·NELSON GIODING . MICHAEL CRICHTON ' ROBERTWISE·Gtl MELLt · ........ ~--· lg] =.s=-AUNr/E!SllPICTURE T!C!INIOOl.Oll'fWVlmN ' FASCIN-"Breath - ATING Taking!!" ' •. ( • S1turdi1y, May 22. 1971 DllLV PILOT J Q 'Jow·ney' Brilliant Reviv al Nobody Scaring 'Godfather's' Mart.ino '. . . By JACK GAVER NEW YORK (U PI ) -Sure. ly, the mosl sali5lactory drama entry of the 1970-71 season has to be the revival of Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey into Night." So far as I am concerned, it Is at the lop of the list of best American p I a y s ; certainly there is none better. A peer could be "f\1ourning Becomes Electra'' in !he opinions of some. That, too. is an O'Neill, and we are fortunate to be getting another look at it, aft er 40 years, at Stratford, Conn., this summer. "Long Day's Journey into 1, Night" has not been seen here since the original production in 1956. The lengthy drama is seldom available anywhere , so don 't miss this chanc:e to see it. Even if you saw the original production, see this revival. A tragedy of the disin• tegratlon of an ill-starred family, the play has abrasive 'Oft With Their Heads' DAILY l"ILOT Stefl l"ltt .. By VDNON ICO'M' get t00u1h work. Let11 11y I HOLLYWOOD (UPI) _ Al didn'l 10 along wllh lhi representation J had. Martino, who plays.the roie of "The book waa written ao singer JohMY Fon~ In close to the thJnp that were ''The Godfather,'' says printed In the press about pressure ,is being applied tu Frank Sinatra that a lot of him to drop out of the plctUre. people thought he was sup.. Earlier Lhla year Vic posed to be Johnny Fontane. Damone left the role, explain-"I gu~ss that la ·what ing he thought the character,• every~ne is doing. Personally, tzation wasn't in the be5t m. . I dan t think so. But people terest of Italian-Americans. Ji[are~~fr~ee~t~o~lh~ln~k~w~h~at~th~ey ''That's a copout," Martino said. "I think prtsS\lnl was applied to Damone and !t wasn't because cf thf: Italian Defamation Ltague." Manlno. too. has h a d telephone calla advising him it would be best all around if he eschewed the part of a singer who ia controlled by the Mafia . Not that hoods with bulges In their coat pockels have paid ~ visit..s, but he has received word nonetheless. I'm playing the role no matter who or what applle!I the pre$1ure, '' Martino aaid. "I'm not afraid of any<ine in or out of Hollywood . I've wanted this part ever since I read the book, and I want no trouble." ~do .IAMB IARL JONIS "THE GREAT WHITE HOPE " powar. It is tough, but it has A mock trial in the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse Jr. production of "Alice in its tender, haunting moments. \Vonderland" brings together an odd assortment of characters. From left are There was much speculaiionl that the character of Johnny Fontane in Mark> Puzo's novE:lJ~~~~~~~~~~~ was patterned after th er foremost Am e r i can en- tertainer of Italian heritage. The Pandora's box o f Lesl' F memories that is opened by ie reeman, Paula Cappello, Adam Sinykin, Sue Ella Baugh, Diane David· son , Kay Ri chey: Drena Sinnett, Susan Kitchens, Toot Bergman and Dominic father, mother'alld two sons in Cappello. The children'se,la~ continues today at 10:30 a.m. and Sunday at 2:30 Mar t ino said, "The a mounting series of th recriminations in a aingle day -'P:..·_m_._a_t __ e_C_om_m_u_n_it:.y_e_n __ r_a_u_d_lto_r_ium __ o_n_th_e_o_ran__:g:..e_C._un_ty_:._F_lll' __ ._gr:;_o_u_n_d_s._ character could be the story of a lot o( singers. I hid. manageriaJ problems when I first came along and had a hit of confrontation in 1912 also looses a dramaUc spell that is never broken. Il is, of course. no secret that the Tyrone family or the play -wealthy but miserly fa ther who is a stage idol. dope-addict wife.mother. elder alcoholic aclor·so~ and the tubercular young sensitive lvriter-son -is O'Neill 's faml· ly. It probaby is the frankest, truest auto· and • biographical play ever written. ' Church Boards Rap Ratings record ." The record was "Here in My Hea rt." And when Martino didn't go along with some of the lads the heat was turned NEW YORK (UPI! -The Catholic and Protestant film boards have rated the molion picture industry's film ratings, declared them ineffective in protecting youth from sex and violence, and withdrew sup, port from the system. '11te church boards sald they plan to initiate their own rating system s. The National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures and the film commission or the Na· tional Council ol Churches aald they no longer could support the lnduslry's efforts at self· evaluation. Rev. Patrick J . Sullivan, director of the Calholie board. said the main di sagreement with the Motion Picture Association of A m e r I c a ' s (MPAA) ratings was the GP category. on. f..fartino thought it would ht healthier for his career to leave the United States. So be spent seven years singing ln Europe. "I admit things got a little warm for me in this country," the handsome vocali~t eald. "Night clubs are a tough business here and J ·couldn't The GP -films for all ages with parental guidance sug. "----~­ gested -is in danger of bec oming a "catch·all" IJ11illlll5iil: category for films which ---------• shouJd have an R (restricted) .G,SNUlflEl--=- ll=ratln=g,=Sul=liva=n1a=id.==llAIRPDRT• Pretfy' MaiCls all in a raN lt.'6'-'-" .:XX fl..ll'D'/·MG OCl<NiCN·TUlYSAVN.A501'l!JTVMAll5"1.l NA;;;! Co-1·"""9 ~lv'dXJ\'(/All ·K££NAN \YhN"J • X-W,. b,, GEJ\l Kmf'l£RllY B,,,rd c:i 1~ ~bf f2f.N:JS PO..UN1 • ~ b, (;£N£ RCUtNEl~RY· Doia:ttd b, aiR VAil\.\ IR!~""=.~ol 1'1fmOC~ ! . • PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT • Now At Both ThHtres • ,HAL W.AJ.ilB,,..oouc10N AID BIW AT MDANINll Ad~!!• 1,IJ Jr1, 1.15 C~lld .. 71 ''20ll: A ll'ACa ODYSllY" "l(l'll'l''I Hl!llOl:I" with Cllnl l11twMtl Spec!•! Kids Ml!, -SI!. I P.M. 211~ ttftt.iy·fll PrtH•ll ._ .... Ill --··-···· •~m~WIU~lll 1111 POR.,M PllD.IEC1' A UHWE!S!l PICTURE • TECllNICOlOR' _ iim P!NAVl~ON' GI . -ur. & SUN. TIMIS- "l'Olt•IH" -1:ll·l1JS ·1':21 ' "AlltftORT" -J:U & l:H RIX HIRN.ION u I ' l • . ' ..... ,... ' 1. Plus 12111c.e.ryr • ..-1 l\~, ... , ... t~~ ... ,--,~ CALL TH EATRE FOR SHOW TIM!S - • !ti '~vc L. waJOI ,...... "I LOYE It& .. WIFE" j want to lhbtlc... Chan&es and rtV1a!cw are Asked if the words "Mafia" beJng made every Clay.'' and "Cou No.rtra" had been1;::=========::; eliminated rrom the screen venlon, ?.1arUno said he. didn't know. "I'm a babe in armS~u far as. those things are con- cerned/' he said. "I just see part of the script at a time. ALIO ~ ........... A Robtrt WI•• fll111 "THE BABY MAKER" in Color -St•rrlng -- ----E··--Dlfl&lt' LE& -:ROCK HlJDllON ANGIE DltDNSIOff Till Y SAV ALAS .HALWAll•-- . AEDB~YAT MDANINB.: UNl'l'l•S•l l'IC1U•ll TICHNI CO~O•" Bist Ac!O<·Gto<vt C. Slott BEST PKTURE PAnO .. • • ; \ • t ) r t • i I .. . . • ' } . • ! , . • ~ , • , . . • ' .. ' , • . ' . . . ; • • • • < . • • • • . • . . • . • . • . . • • . • I • • ~ • I .. , . . ....... It OA(l V PILOT Saturday, Ma,Y 22, 1971 BRAND NEW IMMEDIATI ~ . DELIYUT 71 FURY llJ VI, euto. tr1n1., tint 91111, P.S., fac- tory eir cond., radio. [·PL41LI01291571 Stock 4012 _, Wlodow Stlcbr·$4152.U . SALE !'RICED s3435 .BRAND NEW '71 BARRACUDA 225 6 cyl, engine. A11lo1111tic tr1n1. Whit1w1U tir11. (#BH2 3Cl8179J. 211 Stock 2012. ,_,.,., Wl..WW Stidi:w $J,Ot4.IO ,:~~D s2725 BRAND NEW IMMEDIATI . 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Full I complete luxury equipped: •046-J '3088 V-1, R1dio, Heeter, Stick. IUTNl91l '1550 fORD ;.: ' . • •" . . , It DAIL v PILOT DICK TRACY TUMBLEWEEDS MUTI AND JEFF JUDGE PARKER JOMMNV, WE'VE ~ET J.. PlACE FOlt \IOU .t.T TME TAM.E! I WAWT YOU TO JOIN US' PLAIN JANE IF "IOU PC»IT MINI), l 'P RATMER .NOT ! I 'I' LIKE TO HIYI lOll ALL ••• AMP I '"' Pll l"l.r1M6 A. 9'ECIA.L OEtsen! .. 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Dwe l!lrv;i of a wild animal J7 Vo lkf 39 lntli11t 41 Golfing hazards ~4 Rrmov r !mourltlrs 4b 5nr1k y 49 Aun 1w1y 51 H11d WOfktr 5Z Frtncll 11ppt1 houst 5) Fl1t 1urf1tt 5' Entrrt1ln 55 Est imator 59 City on tht f r11t ktt &l Notsr god t.2 Givr ool trmpor•rily M "Prnrod ""' -" li5 511prd1UVt rndlng ' PERKINS rn ® MISS PEACH -... loll.I. ly Chester Gould JON ~V STEPS INTO~ NEXT ROOM. "'l'LL 9 RIGl1f 8 ACJ<!" SA.'VS \.IE • 1 1-------" ,~· By Tom K. Ryan '/ER S'POSE:D T'GIT ON FROM THE ~efF Sllle1 STOOPID 1 -HOW COME Yo u'RE NOT SPl.ITTING WOOD? By Al Smith JEFF, You KNOWl'M I.EFT HANDED! By Harold Le Dou IT'S &EEN J.. JOY TO MA.VE JOMNIN .LIVI W6 Hi.RE, KATI-IERlNE: By Frank Baginski .\ l'.l . . Ll'L ABNER -AN'&EFO'AH REVEA~S MAI-I ME-rHOD ro "IO' F"ILllt'{ &EASTS -AH Dl..UTH~R DI E!! ly Al COPP. ... a!l:2.C~ 'J.IAT J.llDEat..is rol?rURE ARE TJ.IE'I PREPARIN6? SALLY BANANAS GORDO ). DE!.AO!V- 6 TRA°TION °"' THE 6UPERIDR YERSATIJ.tr'{ OP F£J.JS &OMESTIC USI • MOON MULLINS -----, <.:___ _________ _ 1:1 ' -.r..~ .~ ( ,-,,,L; • [J . ---~t .. v l'I. --__..,., .... -· ... -, . ., .... ~·: ·"·.: .. "" .~\I• , ---. . \\'''· --..t,;Q .... ------"·'\Ir' .. ----.. ---" -....... --~C",J .. #' ---... .--- / --------.. -:. ANIMAL CRACICIRS C> 0 ~----'"-J§li.o By John Miles By Mell 0 0 THI STlANGl WOltD MR.MUM By Charles Barsotti By Gus Arriola By Ferd JohMOn By Roger Bollen •. HOf'e 1. tJ'\ifll: . HAVE A KID 1..!J<f: ME • """"' SQ. GAAoEN ROOfO •• COWBOYS !N"'-'NCE 0 . • WHAT LIGHT Tl«O!JGH WNDEI<: WINOOW l!ltEAKS ? IT IS TJ.<E d GltEAT ~ITn.E ACT-'39, l"1T SHE HAS TlliS FEAI<: _ ___,O) " EAST, ANO J UUET IS TME SUN.- • • OF HEIGHT, SEE ••• r . >~t DENNIS THE MENACE ~ STEVE ROPER Iv Saunders and Overaard I l'M 5;..YIN' IT FOR. TME LAST TIME, PE66Y.I~. 6ET IN THAT TRUCK/ ·-OR IT HEADS BACK W ITHOUT YOU.' I CA>l'T MAME THE OTHER GlotS HEAR ME, Mll<E.' SO J MIGHT AS WELL LEAVE/ I • - I , By Charles M. Schull ENROLL NOW-FOR SUMMER! at UCI Summer Extensian School Classes in Dance1 Drama , Music, Art, Photography, C eramics, the Classie<, Biology, Mar ine Zool ogy, Education , Germon, French , Spanish , Creative Writing. Phone 833-5414 For Information -(Partial List of opportunitie• available I For Know • How In Real Estate -See Your Realtor at Oran9e Coast Colle9e Evenin9 College Classes in Computer Science , Cos- metology, Art , Nursing, Photo graphy, Mathematics, The at re Ar+., Real Estate, Homemaking. Phone 834-5880 For Information (Partial Li•+ of opportunitie • a vailable I For Know • How In Real Estate -See Your Realtor COSTA MESA "CITY OF GROWTH ANO OPPORTUNITY" f,,.o,1d with • d1li9htfu! v••• '•ound l1mp1r1l1 c.H. "''''· Co•+• M111 l.11 grown 1!111d ily 1 lon91id1 he• 1i1!1r c.ity, N1wporl B11c.h, in populatio,.,, comm1rc1, ;,.,du1hy, r1cr11tion i nd public 11•¥i t11. With the fi111.t cot1l1I riu;.r11liona! f1 cilili1• Oft lh1 P1cific Co1ul •' her doorstep. Colla Me11 al10 bci•1+t 1 cliempionshio golf cou'lt find numerous oublit ltnni1 cou•h. Mil 11 of atlracli•e l>orn11 wi~h terefully mnnicured l1wn1 b,,,nch cul fr om the Me<n Verde Cou11lry Club. Hep· pily, '" UllUllJ01 broed l111u1in9 be1e en,blet moll f.m il:., /a enjoy • home of the;r 11wn in Coil• Mt ••· A newly •cciuired tnel i1 Co1li1 M11•'• populilr 11nd J,ighly 111cctnlod 11ew Souih Co,,,J Pl,.111, which h•t •ltr8cltd 1111lionw;dt •<cleim, lile,,,lly under 11111 rnof, thit hu91 •hop· ping compl1• co..,bint• two mnior depetlmenl •lo•tl, dottn1 of nut !ily 1peci.lly 1hop1, in11c~ b,,r1, <'Ind qourm•t ,,.+in9 11•,.bli1h,.,t nh. 1p1c:ou• f,.dJii:,,, for e11hibilin9 !h t '''" 11uio •11d boel 1how 1, with l"'Olt room left o•t r lo• +he pre11nl1lion of mu1ic,.1 ent t d e inmenl t nd co..,munily t Yt nl1, not lo OYt tlook • colorful ce•ou1~I for !ht ~idd:,,. Only •l.ep1 lo the ''" on the 1outh, ll1nk1d Qenllv on t ithe• 1ide bv the pro•l'eUi"t cilieo of N1wpod lle,,ch <'Ind Hu11l in9!ot1 !leech, lopped ti !ht northern e11lre..,itie1 bv th, •ir porl, +~, gi91nlic ""w u,.;,.,r1ity of C 1li lorni1 ti l•vi11e, •nd ..,,;+hin the 1nviron..,enl of th• new, 1orewli119 • Irvine lnd ut1ri1I P1r~, Co1l1 M111 i1 ind11d f1c1d with 1 bright destiny, I Portia I List of opportunitieo available l For Know • How In Real Estate -See Your Realtor As a public service durin9 REAL TOR WEEK the Realtors of the Newport Harbor -Costa Mesa Baard of Realtors wish to call attention to the cultural, educational and recreational opportunities that abound in our community. ENROLL NOW for SUMMERTIME YO.UR'S FREE! BRAND -NEW DETAILED and UP-TO-DATE STREET MAP OF THE COSTA MESA, NEWPORT HARBOR AREA. JUST ASK YOUR REAL TOR ... YOU Will FIND HIM AT THIS SIGN I ENROLL NOW-FOR SUMMER! '•·,~·=-·· offered by the City of Newport Beach Recreation Dept. Cl asses in Yo ga, Karate, Real Estate, So iling , Swimming, Water Polo, Dog Obedience, Fishing , Br idge, Oil Po in t- ing , Ceramics , Sculpturin g, Tenni• for all ages. Phone 673-3180 For Information (Portia I List of opportunities ava il able I For Know • How In Real Estate -See Your Realtor -offered by the City of Costa Mesa Recreation Dept. Classes in Aquatic Sports, Tennis In· struction, Yoga, Tumbling , Wrestlin g, Health Food s, Art Instruction, Crafts, Guitar, Square Danc in g. . Phone 834-5303 For Information (Partial List of opportunities available I For Know • How In Real Estate -See Your Realtor ' NEWPORT BEACH "JEWEt. OF THE PACIFIC" INCLUDING C0•0NA Df:l MA•. IALIOA ' l•VINI F1w ••••• i11 the wo1 ld 1erv1 up 1uch on 1nticit19 c.o,..&in1lien of mild y11r·round clim1!1, pl1111nl livinlJ, rt t• r11tion1I •11d 1porh 1ctivili11, high .11 ... 11 1due1lion, "'"••· 111din1J 1rlid ic ind t uhur1I t •e11+., i nd 1 v•1I end 1up1rb t hoppi119 111d fi11111ci1I c1ni11r •hot loltily o¥erloo~• tht 1111 111 1di1<enl to 1 r1pidly 1J rowit19 indu1hi1I comple•. F1bulou1 F11hion lol1nd, with ih bre1tht 1king t •thi· l1cl11rt ind ch1r..,+119 9re11n 1re11, 1tlr1ch 1hopp1r1 fro.., 1f1 r lo 1nioy m1ior d1p1rl1n 1nt 1tor11 , lin e 1p1ei•l+y 1hop1 i nd 9ourrntl r•1!•ur111h. N1tien1lty ~11ow n 1l1c!ronic, 1ngin11 rin9, •fl•t•rch, ~nd li9ht m1nul1eturin9 firm• conlinut lo join lllt 1v1•·1J•ow· Ing bu1in111 , comm••«1I 1nd indu1lri1I communi!y. R1c r11tion1I opporluniti11 1bound. l ooting, both !JO"''' 11 nd 111+!, 111 enjoyed y11r 'round on • 1p1cl1cul •• 1t •I•. llo+h the ftO•it t in the boy in hi• I ~ foot 1locp, •nd the blu1·w1!11r oc11t1 •t <••, 1h1<1 equtlly in iht e•il•r1liot1 prt1•ided by th1 1un , 1111 i nd •P••Y· Fi1hin9, wh•lh•r dt•P·"'•tt•. b1v or pi1r, i1 h1•1 for 111. Swim.,.i119 1nd 1ud in9 ;, ytl• 'ro~nd, Toddle" i nd +••n· 1q1" 1nthu1:1,+ic1Uy 1h1r1 the 1un.dr1nch1d 11nd1. S~:n. d i ... in9 ond w1t1r 1~iin9 h1 v1 th1il devolt11, loo', Cho..,pion1hip 9olf 1nd chn..,pion1hip l1nni1 d 1im1 l.9ion1 of 1t•iou1 p1•licip1nh, 1bell1d by idetl clim t lic. c;ondit ion1 i nd unp111ll1l1d f1eilili11 . Whither for work, for pit y, or 1 high ,1.~d•1d of liwin9, Newpo<I Bttch oller1 !ht t nd of tht rtinbow for "''~Y· (Partial Li•+ of opportunities ava il able ) • r-J· _..:a_ .. I. . ' . ' -. .,.. ·--... . ·' ----,..,'?',; For Know • How In Real Estate -See Your Realtor ' I ~ ' I I I I I • t' I • I \ .'14 DAIL' PILOT Realtor Week • ABBEY REALTY 671 11 W, C•••t Mi!h"'•'I'· N•wJttr+ l•t•h .,.. ·l••• CLAUDE SHIFFER, REALTOR 117 >-••••••· C••••• 111111 Mi r •11.0•1> KI NGAARD REAL ESTATE Jl J E. 17t~ ~'''"' C••'• M 1 01 ••1·1111 MULLAN REALTY J l41° C1,..p~1 Or .. .S111!1 Ill, N1w,.1rt 1,,,h S40-J,60 PETE BARRETI REALTY l lOS W 111.:liff D• .. NI &. l SO E. 171~ $1., C M ••1·5200 . ••2·411) RALPH V. HINGER REALTOR .,. '''~ A•1 .. 11!1)11 11 1 1~111 &1]-1 100 ED RIDDLE REALTOR 201 w. v;,1.,,;,, C1111 M111 ····•• 11 HOPE GERRIE REALTY I l l Do•1r D•., N1wp1 rl l11r~ 14S-4AOD. 145-J J?O KATELLA REALTY I JOt I l 11th l lwlll., M1111li"'fl111 k1c~ 141-•0&I Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR I ll D•••• 01., l uit1 J. NtwJtorl l 11ci.. ••1-4110 JEAN SMITH, REALTOR 1~0 [. I Tlh S1•1tf C.,1l1 M111 111.11 S• SEMPLE REAL ESTATE l !d I [. C 111I H""'I'·· C111fl1 oi1I Mir 61 5-1101 MESA VERDE REALTY 11~0 M111 V1rlll1 Or., C M I 1443 E. C111I Hwy., C4M Sl&-!>9'0 . 1 75-1000 STEPHENSON REALTY JOI M11i111 Av1 •. 1111111 1111.,4 111-4000 HERITAGE REAL ESTATE 7911 l ri1te l, CM & 1100 Atlem1, Clo! 1111.1 111. , ••. ,.111 CORBIN . MARTI N REALTORS lOl li I. Ce11t Hi'h"'•v. C1r1n• tle1 Mir 644. 1i.i.1 JONES REALTY 1001 W. 1111•• 11 ... t1., N1wo1rt 111 1 ~ iJJ.61 10 THE VOGEL COMPANY 11i67 I. C11,1 H i9~w1y. C1••n1 cl1I M11 6 7l·2010 RICH IRWIN REALTOR I 01 M,Fetlcl111 ''· N1w,1rl 11111! i lS-6060 HARBOR MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 601 Oe .. 11 Dr~ Su,+1 J A N1""''" l11t~ 61~ liOlCI THE REAL ESTATERS 1Jt0 M1rilt r 11 ... cl •. C11f 1 Mo10 •••·2l•• .j LEONARD DEBORD, REALTOR 101 '· •••••• 11 ... c1 ., l1lb11 '''·Olli6 WALKER REALTY llli. v,, l itl1, N1w,1•t l11clt •71-5200 FITZMORRIS REALTY l ' 11 E:. Co11t H1t hwev. C111~1 e!1 I Mir •11.t o111 BOB PETIIT, REALTOR 11012 Cul••• e,;.,, l1win1 11)-0 10 1 CHILT ROBINETT , REALTOR !044 ~1•6111 l e111, C11t1 M111 64J.(l t21 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. 111 r s .~ J1 1~Y I~ Hill1 Rel,. N .... , ........ ~ 64•·••10 RUTH SEELEY, REALTOR t lO• '••• J.•1 .. 11!.11 l1l1ncl i.11.1101 BURR WHITE , REALTOR 1tC I N .... ,,,1 l l•tl .. N,.,,,,, 111~~ •11.•6](1 GEORGE WILLIAMSON REALTOR l lOt N1 ... 01 rt l l•tl .• N1w,1rt a.1t i'i 67f.4JIO F. J. HORVATH, REALTOR )17(1 W. 1111101 l lvtl .• N1w,11i 111 11! 67S.ft 72 COLDWEL L, BANKER & CO . •~o> "*'"'"'" C1•i1r 01., "'''"'''" le1clt 614-14!0 . 111.0100 DON V. FRANKLIN, REALTOR 1210 [. C1111 Hi9liw1y, C1r1n1 tl1I Mir 6JJ.!1!2 RED HILL REALTY I t 061 Cul••• Ori••· l1win1 131-0170 CAYWOOD REALTY 6301i \'./, C 1 11I H..., .• N1w,11i 11111. 141-t!tO UNIVERSITY REALTY 1001 E. Co1,1 Hwy .. Co••~• tl t l M1• 61l·61t0 BOYD REALTY 161• !. C111+ Mw •. , Cor•n• C1 ~ M1• 6JS.19,0 EASTBLDFF REALTY ?'14 Viit1 D•I Or•. N,,,,.,,,+ 1111~ 6•4-111) DELANCY REAL EST A TE Z111 [ C11,1 Mi9hw1y. C 1 r111 1 41t Mt • 6••-7!70 . LIDO REALTY J~77 v;, t ;4•. N1 ... 01r• ''''" 67).7100 HOME SHOW REAL TORS !Ill I. C.1~1 Mith'"'•Y. Co•••• dt l M11 676.J?ll M. M. LaBORD E, REALTOR 110 (, 17th St .• C 11lt M111 ..... 0111 . . BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 1)09 W, l1li 1a II•• .. N.,..,,,t l11ch l JJ.J4?0 DAVIDSON REALTY MORGAN REA L TY Jll I ~. Co11I H:tll~1v, CorlRO dt l Mt• t.7l-lili41 . 67§.6459 HOWARD LAWSON JR .. REALTOR • J411i v;, l i41, N'"'itod l11tn '''·451i2 ASSOCIATED BROKERS 101S W, l 1fi.11 l lvll .. N1w,ort Be•c" l 7J.Jli6J COAST PROPERTIES CO. JO I f. l 1llio11 l !vll .. l1l ~o • 671-541(1 CHARLES M. FERGUSON /SOO Ad•"''· Co•t• M111 •••·241 ) HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR l'tt l. C111t Hwy .. Co••n• .!11 Mir 644-0 1 ]4 FRANK MARSHALL REALTY 110 W, l1llt•e l fvii., l 1lbo1 ,,, .... co "C" THOMAS , REALTOR 174 W. C•tli Mit fiw 1v N, ... ,~,1 l•11h 141-5!17 ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR !l tO N.,..,.,, 11 .. .,r . Co1t1 Mo•• 141-172• SOUTH COAST REAL ESTATE ~·, 1100 A411r11 Av1 .. Co.ti M111 5"'1-1414 PACIFIC PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 4 I• f. I 7th St., Co1t1 M111 5•5-0760 FARROW REALTY 11il t H1tlt•• l lwtl . C o1l1 Mt•• '''·1640 C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO ., Realtors 1011 l1y1i<ll1 Ot .. N1wp•rl lt1t~ '''·••10 FOREST E. OLSON INC., REALTORS lt l 11 lr11•~~~·•+ "'"'··HI I l ltt H1rbo• l lvtl .• CM t6t-5515 · li4S.Ol 0J STEVE McNASH REALTY 2•?6 N1'"''''' ltvlli .. C11l1 M111 ••2-1400 THE FOX COMPANY, REALTOR S l t lO f . C11•t Hithw1v. C•ront cl1 I Mi r ,,, ..... s MACNAB . IRVINE REALTY CO . •or o .... ~ Or.; 1010 l1v1:tl1 Dr , N•wp•rl l1t(h ••2·1111 . li75 .J210 BAY & BEACH REALTY INC . ?407 E. C111t Hwy C•••n• tl1t Mi r i.11.1000 WALKE R & LE E REALTOR S J7t 0 H11lio1r 11 .. 4 .. C1111 M••• S41·t4t I ... ..... Buying • home lakes kn ow-how. It is no t • job for •n •mateur. An •meteur cannot be expected to und1rst1nd the many legal and financial compl exi ties which ~ may arise in any transfer of real property. ' What is needed in any home-buying situation is • professi onal. A professional ;, qu alified to give expert advice \ on matters of taxes, main tenance, qu ality of construction and adequacy of public services. A professional is adept at an alyzing the future of neig hborhoods, the value of • home as a long- range inve1tment and the most advantageous fi nancing . This is whe re your Realtor enters th e picture. A Realtor is a professi onal in real estate who he s pas sed a state licensing examination and who subscr ibes to a strict code of ethics as a mem ber of the loca l and state boards and the National Associ ation of Real Est ate Boa rds. When you are ready to buy ct hom e, look for the Realtor emblem. It's your assurance of professional kno w-how in 111111 re'51 estate matters. For Know-How in Real Estate -- See Your Realtor The Professionals ORANGE COUNTY ESCROW ASSN . Solute 'The Professiona ls' ORANGE COUNTY REALTORS REAL TOR WEEK MAY 23-29 When You Buy or Sell Property Be Saft -Look fo r ihe OCEA Emblem DAIL V PILOT fS Everyone H11 Somithing That Som eone Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Tr1d1 ·tt With a Went Ad The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results Salisbury R.,.ilty BALBOA ISLAND ON OPAL Nr, Sn, ~y. Nice older Mm" with nr. """'· quality 2 BR. 1pr, for \lay less tha n rt-pla remtnl ro~i &.· ow11er wlcarry 1he trust dttd, ON PF.:ARL. Duplex 11n lull ·int. Smaller AP1. 11 ill he a<rai1. Al summer for nrw buyer. Lai·i;:f' one rented Jor summer. Aakin1 J.48.500. ON SAPPHIRE. Nr, No. bay. 4 BR. home w rrpl. in m1!r. BR. plus 2 BR. apt. ld!'al ; for year 'round li\'lng, !TILE ISLAND, on Ab11. 1 Joni'. V"ry nlC'.e & neat •~ a pin 2 BR., 2 Ba. yl'llr 'roun<I Mme plu11 very ni cl' 2 BR. apr, Just rrduoo:I $7,500! ON GAR.i'JET. N1r'" duplex, ; Ju51 ~ucf"CI SI0.000 !or im· ' mttl. s.all!. 1lus y,•1U not 1asl • caJJ U~! CLIFFHAVEN SJO KINGS Rel . Nice 2 Bdrm .• '.rlen ttou.w: owner u iri "u ll, ~ M"ll, •I'll" ... drive by. c11H 'tn &t'f'! Alt offrrs 'ol'ill be , <:omidtred. Salisbury R1.1!!1 !1.1 MARINE AV E. 673.6900 BALBOA ISLAND 3 BEDRM. EASTSIDE Open Sun. 1-5 325 Flowe r St., C.M. Charmin.I:' olrtl!r hon1e, nrrd· : int 1 lltrlr tix 'ln. Com!! are and 1ubm11 ~'OUr nllcr. 3 + RUMPUS RM . \\'ith hrdwd rlni. blnn.~. 11hln. rlr roof. block WI JI !tnc:'d. ldral lnr thr lr2. family. $23,750 5 BR -MESA V~RDE Open Sat & Sun 1-5 I EJ PRESTIGE· PRIVACY POOL Delu xe qu al ity throughout-Ideal entertain· · n1en t pattern. 5 bedrooms & 4 baths. New d ishwasher. new disposal, ne w pool heAter. Profe ssio nall y decorated \vith no expense spared. F'uli)' equipped kitchen wi th deep pantry. Newport Beach's fin est area. $97,000. For appointment call 67~930. CAMEO HIGHLANDS VIEW 3 bedrooms and den. Large backyard with patio and even room for a pool. Offered for the first time and exclusively ours at on ly $49,;00. ~ALL 675-4930 ESTATE Size lot ready to buil d on in exclusive Bay· crest Owner anxi'>US and may TRADE for "!"! onl y 527,500 and you don't even need all cas h ~ CAL L now 675-4930 $ MAKE SENSE \.!/hen invested in the r ight neigh borhood. Ho"' about two separate 2 bedroom homes on I Jot \Vith good eastside locatio n? Short wa lk to shopping. Try $35 ,500. NO\V, that makes sense! Call 675·4930. MATCH· MAKER Right price, right location, right terms. fi rs t time offered -$46.950. Quiet. inside \VEST· CLIFF location . La rge bright 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. Adult occupied, massive master suite. formal dining area. separate service porch.._,Lo\I.' cost radiant heating. 53A '10 fin- ancing available -"Gotta a match" Call 6i5-4930. THE FA·MILY That needs more space needs this big fi ve bdroom wi th family or dining room plus huge enclosed patio. Excell ent co nd ition. 12 minutes to the beach and \Valk to schools and shopping -$34,500. Call 675-4930 C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO. REALTORS 675-4930' Newport Be•ch 278~ Albefross, C.M. ,,----,.-----~G~.-n-,-,.~1----- 5'-,. thlll 1h11 rp Mntrmp. htime on Ira: ror. lnl. Rm for hoal nr rrlr. Ownrr anxio us. Su hm ir ofr~. VA itppr. 11! $42,1 50. 2 DELU XE 4-PLEXES 641-1 771 An ytime WOULD YOU BELIEVE >.. ~ en "' lam rm hnme in i\lesa Verdr fnr u n d r r $.Vl.000. ThPrl" 1s no ntht'r 11·\th th<ll1111 nn ... of rtolla ri; • • • ntw ... 11112 crp1~ ni::-111 drp~. nPw paint and ari add· Pd c:ut\1! hid,..11.w11y rm in Jhl' 2a r11 RI! for fun 11 n d ,i::aml"s (Ir mrrtl!atn:in. CitlJ quick 11M II"! Ug 1how you, All l!'rm~. $29,9llO Newport " Fairview 646.1811 (a nytlmt) HISTORY IN THE MAKING Orv nl a v11 nish1nl{ brf!erl nr ' ~h!ll Vrrrlr "nm,.11 ut1d•r S28,:i00. SOf\11 1hrrp 11nn't ~ 111\Y ut1rtrr 1~0.ono. s" rlon "t m1~~ lhl.' npporlun1iy t" 11!1! a 1ruly ~ll11rp .1 h.•rt- Rancho California subdlvldable .20 acre ranch properties. De Luz Ranchos arc located in the rustic Santa Rosa Hills of Rancho California. Presen t zoning pe rmits each Rancho to be divi ded in to 5-acre parcels. Term s ava ilable include JO% down , optional in terest-only periods and other tax and leverage benefits. Prices start at $45,000. Rancho Cali fo rn ia, a Ka iser Ae tna master planned community, is strategi- cally located between Los Angeles and San Diego bi scc!ed by Highway 395, Over SIOO·m ill io n has already been in vested. A wide varie ty of investment opp ort unities arc avail able. For in fo rmat ion, phone or write: Art Hill. Re si dent Man ager or Burke Si mpson, Genera l Sales Manager Coldwell, Banker & Co. P.O. Box 808 Rancho California, California 92390 (714) 541-522 1 f'flnm lnrm11l rtlninit homl" I;:-,..--,--------.,.---,,------ "'lrll kltrhl!n e11tinJ nook lnr Gener•I Gentrtl Ol'll)'.,.. --------- $28,'50 TOWN & ""' Dow" • C•ll Q"l<k COUNTRY 673·•5.IO. "46-'3\3 Rodutod To $49 ,900 JR. ESTATE -POOL $30,250 'O THE Rf.AL ' "\, f:STATI.:R S Thi11 hnme combine! 11\r pri. 4 bdnn + dPn hnm!', i~ntral vacy & atrnnspht-rf! 111 cnun· floor pl11 n, dr,,1m kitc:htn, try living with the rlr~an<'f! xrn. t af iOJ: aN'1 . hulllln il formallly fll city Ji1:Jn11; In r11n,..-/ir ovtn Ir. dishwas~r. ptttlll;t Mesa V!!trle nei.:h-Natural 'olOl'l(i k1fc:hen c:abi· borhood. rratutts 4 bd f. 21; nt'IS. that art tlrgant 1n r1,.. 4 1-'rm. + F1mlly rm. bll th, hu&f' ma:iittr suitr. J;J.l:'n anrl pl11C'f'ml!nt. Ovi-r- Assumf' ~"'•''Loan ~ituattd on l•ra:e.Jor ll.'Hh drck1nJ: & pa nn. Bkr., open * BAYSHORES * BA \'SHORf: DR /V~; • E11joy the 1umn1er 11 nd yP11.r 'round l1v1nii: in 1h1i1 a11r11.Cli\•t <t htl rm. 2 balh home, shorl d11111nce 10 pr1~·11re fiwlm ~ach. 1>e111mf'd ctihngs. din. roon1. [S:r. p11 lio. S.'12.000. NEWPORT BEACH WESTCLIFF AREA BEA UTIFUL home nn li;:t-. 1r. reg. a1trae11 \·rly l11 ndsc11p- f'l'I Int • :t bdrn1. 2 b11th, rll"c!. hl1·in's, du11.I tu~­ plat't'. rlPC:l. a:~r11gr npt>~uw -MUST BE SEEN-ONLY $.i0.000. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLE X GOOD cornr r loc1111on • 2 furn111hM I bdrm . uni~. din. 11rr1. flrl!pi~~. l unit av11iJ. 11bl r to buyer - ASKlNG $40.SOO. BACK BAY VACANT LOT PRICF.: REnUCED. 4 e. ir. J'f'it. In! fUI <:ul-<fe.ear. choir!' neighborhood • G 0 0 0 TERMS -Only $1!1.~. * BAYSHORES * VACANT. Rl'ady lo occupy • 2 bdrm. CaPI! Cod \l'lth ntarly /\f''ol' 11· \\! CPI. ;· A hc111 brick Hrrplarr. 1h11.kt- roof '_ s:~.:ioo. "C" THOMAS Realtor 224 \\'. C0as1 H1\·,v. :.t8-5j27 i\l"wport Rl"llch, f'\'f'S :,.;5-.'1643 IVAN WELLS -OFFERS - Your flpportunity to h11ve 11 nr11', \•iew hnm t home in Do1·rr Skott.!i -Cus1om bu1U tn yciur p11nic-ul11 r nt-f'(I-". \l'r ha\·e the l11rg,.st lll'l ,.c· lion nf l\ing 'ize, choice hon1esilf'S wi1h outstanding 1·i,w11 in r-:f'"'l>Ort BC'a<:h, and they c1n now be ac- quired 10 Fee I!.!! 11·e11 a.~ l..P.11sehold. Al 1111" prt'Mnf ltnll' 11e havt' 3 tlf'lll homts undl"r ron.~1.ruc11on 'ol'hic:h "'Ill ~ rt-ady for o<.'<'Up11nl'Y in Ju ne in ca~ you wish 10 111ove soo n. Come to 1033 M11riners Dr. !or a Pl't'Vi f'w nr ou r exc:1tinr new 4 le .5 hf'rlroom llomf'!I romplrtl! with sparkling poQI~. Ivan Wells & Sons CUSTO:vt BUILDERS SINCE 192'1 J[l.tl ~ar!Mr ... Drive 646.)~'i(l If ,vnu"r,. look1na: lnr 11 vt ry lipf'C:1al homf' 1n Costit Mf'"'-11 "'1th 3 heir 2 baths. lam i1y room, 1·erY clf'an & neel throurhnur. lrr.shly p11 inled, sh11i:: t"fl!, lllrJ:r 101, niCC'ly J.11ndM:11perl. roon1 !or add1- J1on RI conslrurtion f.t pool + hn11l/fr111ll'r/~ampPr, anr! 11 51,. •,~ as~umablr VA loan -}'l\J ju.•t found ii! :Pr1rr $31.500. Pllnne ~2-~13 tor 11tlrl i1ional inlorm11ion. \0 THF:REAL ·':". CSTATERS $28,000 2 Story Hom• 4 BDRM.+ FAM. RM. On quiet ~ lint-d alrrf't. Short w1lk 10 a hf'itutilul park. Entry hall , dininit: room. dl'!!•m ki!ch!'n "'[fh h111Jt.i n r.11 nrt-+ ovt-n ·I di!h"'11Jht-r, llugr family 1'(1(Jn\, hkr, Opl!n Iii 9 pnl. MQ.1720, TARBELL 29ll H"bo' YOUR OWN ''SPA'' I~ :x 3!i ~a!t"d 1)11()1 & lf'P· 11rll l• J11cu7.zi. 2 char.glo RBQ' .... h•at lamp, 1unkf'n flrf! pit adm 1 ... 1 lu~h !And· 'raplna • PLUS 11 lovrly 4 bdr hOmr . ca.rpelin~. dritp. •rii-~. l!l~tric a-11.r11i:r donr nprntr -Ri(tl1 pricrd Jll"OP· rrtlr11 a.r~ 11tll lnc & rbi1 1~ Riihn only $48,9.j(). C.11 646·1111. \0 THl.: REAl, .''\. l:STll'I'l:J?s . . + Pool 1n\'Ply k11c:l'lfin.r11mlly 3rc.11 11lzi-rl l{!lrlli'.t, pnnl I< sun I B"llUUfu l ltmily homr, l'O· f(ll'lfrt I~ )'JO(>I . Pllnnr '111 9 pm. ~.xl-1720, try 11111, hu11:e ramUy rm. ~6·2313 lo~ !hi~~ TARBELL 2955 H•rbor ;~~=~~~;=c~=c= xrra blth1. dlnina ,,...,m, bkr .1 sR. sn .!IOO. 3 BR·s.11,000 *OPEN SUN •. l""4 .* Luxu rlnu-k1tch~n. p11rk Ilk!! 2 BR·S2-l,900. R-2 lot J.110' 11 BALBOA 00Vf .. S, N.8. iiiiiiiijijiiJi J FALLBROOK Ownl'rt w1U trade lor cnm· panil:tll! Ne11•port properly. MACNAB -IRVINE Fl N ER HOMES HARBOR ISLAND SOUTH BAYFRONT THE 9HOICE loc ation in Newport Harbor. E njoy th is beautiful home this summer. 2 yrs. ne""'· Slip for 65' yacht. 11uge LR , DR a rea & kitchen, master suite w/F R. all o ve~ lookin g bay. 4 BR's 5 baths, plu s rna id's suite or billiard roon1 over garage. Custom buil t by presen t 0\1•ner. For app't. call Tom Turn- Authentic Adobe !'\fW'Cf11CUlar vit-w • .2 bM· rnnml!, 2 b11thJ1, 111.rii:e llvinj( room wtrll Spanish hl't'plaei>, Mrll! kilc:hf'n . 111orR ll! room nfr l'louhJp <'Ir port, 1ttCr11c· th•,. ph11111nr . sf'vl'rat .roo<I avocado trtts. 169.500, A Built In Park Ovt-rlookina: and abo1•r 11 lovf'ly f'ainvay • magn1ri. ('f'n! 2 ~ bffimom, 2 bath er at 642-8235 . . 1 m11•1,.r 11ul1l'1 plui1 ,u..,~1 PRESTIGE BAVFRONT W/PIER & SLIP ap11rtmt-nt 11nt16"1 11. Cu1non' Spectacul ar view. Offered by original owner bom, "'1th many f'xtra,. un. -th is 5 BR . 8 bath home. Luxurious wood u~uat cl~t-r ~P11<'t', larg" vif"'ol' living roont with ffrp. panelling throughout. Billiard room, elevator, plact-, approxl ma trly 2300 storage galore -all on the tip o! an island. ,q. Ir. lil'tllble. Lu rlnii: giu·. For app't. to see call Amy Gaston 642-8235. den. Priel"d 1n !!I'll s:.!l.'.'iOO. RARE OPPORTUNITY BERG . MacKAY Best VIE\V location in prestigious DOVER RF.ALTORS 111.11 7jg.QJa2 Sl10RES. Luxu r ious 4 BR. 31h bath elaborate- ly appointed home. l~g . FR. formal DR . An- thony pool w/J acuzzi. $207 ,850 fee simple or $1 75.400 if yo u prefer leasehold. Call Bert Fehren for app't. 675-3210. NEWPORT ISLAND P ier & float for 30' po\\1er boat. Decorator 's home on corne r lot. Perfect for couple or bachelor's fun ·house. 2 BR. 2 bath. Most un- usual kitchen. 1\sking $96.000 -sho\vn by app't. onl y. Please call Mrs. Fay, &44-8235 . CHARMING lo SPACIOUS 2 BR, Den home custom built for well ·known decorator. 9' ceili ng -mansured roof -ex· tensive use of brick. Offered at a price for fa st sale -$82,500. Call for app't. TURTLE ROCK HILLS .>\erospace executi ve must sell. Beautiful J BR. FR, plus convertible den. formal DR & gorgeous LR. Tremendous VIEW. located on quiet cul-de·sac. Offers in vited. $79,000. Call 675-3210. COLLEGE PARK !..ARGf: L al' 3 Bn -2 8 11 Thill hotllt' hll!I 1111 ol lhr rra1un>s It q1111.J1l11'~ .1n11 ny prople hoPf' 10 li11d In a i<1ngli-pl'OIM'l"I)'; ~11,rrlltnl loi·111lou, \'l'f)' ~harp rond1· 11nn, rnon1 rnr hoa! lr~llrr, pool, 11r!ctr11ona.I t'On.;•ructlo n, f't<·. Nlct'ly litndSCllpPd, lruit Irr~. sprinklrr &yll!r m. 12 x I:. rovt-i't'd parlo -11nd 11 .ll''""' ••)lumable VA loan. Pric:t $31,500. Phone ~6-231.l fO Set'. 1-0 THC HEAL I':' CSTATCRS , 1--~----.---1 $27,750 HOMES FROM $43,950 TO 547,950 "'"'~::'!',~~I •"'· THERE 'S A KIND OF HUSH 1nit t-pool 11 1! 11/ld up 10 In th is peaceful immaculate 4 BR ho1Tie at the l11mily t-n,ioymrnl. l 8":"· . d p I . . room & dtn, huge lsmil)' end of a lree·hned country roa . oo . 1acuzz1 rooni. lland110nie natur111 and easy care yard make you forget your brick lu-tiplacl! drt>arn kii· cares. A home for all the family. $4:7,950. chf'n w1u1 x1ra 1 t-a1lni.: 1t1·ra. Open Sunday 1·5. 369 Vista Baya, Upper Bay, t)u1Jt.1n rani;:e + ovt-n -t Newport Beach. dl!lh'ol"ai;htir. No do11·n 1r1·n1s, DUPLEX GOLD MINE hkr, 54Q.1110. Best value in area. Ocean view - top in· TARBELL 1955 Htrbor come. Ma y not la st over weekend. $46.000. OPEN HOUSE_ Cal l Lois Miller 675-3210. MEREDITH GARDENS DECORATOR 'S HOME A beautiful 3 BR home. Lg. FR w/FP open· ing lo lg. covered pati o. Close to schools, shopp ing & frec\1•ays . Formal DR. Please call 675-3 210. $43,950 . C·l lot. 2 blks. to new i;c·annery Develop- ment" \V/$450 mo. inr. no\1'. Dr ive past 3000 Newport Blvd . A "BUY". Call Lois ?vtiller 675·3210. YACHTSMAN'S COYE We are privileged to offer Southern CaJ it- ornia's most exciting new Bayfront Develop- ment. Close to the Harbor Entrance, Ya chts- mr1n·s Cove offers the be st location for sailors in Ne111po rt Beach. Lots SO'x lOO ' minimun1 w/slip privileges to a 45 ' pierhead line. From $121 .000. Construction starting on 4 custom homes fro m $226,350 . J,o\v do1vn payments & excellent long term financing provide for tax shelter !or the own- ers of these exciting homes. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY Bayside Dr. between Marine Ave. & Corona del Mar. MACNAB· IRYINE 642-8235 675-3210 901 Dover Drive IOtO Bayside Drive Newport Beach SUN. 1·:'> 418 OGLE CIRCLF. Lovl'l y CArnbr id11r pool )~ml' 111 Ille t'tld or a ljUlf'I .d rt'l'I. Pl11y a1'f's. roo1 u for IK>;11I, 3 l&l'l!f' bdr. Clo"f! lo li:()Ojf ~0011~ I. ~llo11plnK. Si'!' II~ or phont-&16·7171 lor lnlor. m11tion. Off1•red 111 $:111,!'iOO, \o ·THE REAL 0o., ESTATERS " ' ' I ' 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH U.rgl! 2 AIOI")' hon1r, )11111.kf' roof, f1rPpl, c:rp111. dr11.1lf'~ & m1ny, n1any ~11·111, $42,JO\ 0pPn HOUSI" Siii " Sun 1.J. 2309 l.11 1.1nds. C.:\1, (juJI "rr nrt1 . s1.1 Roy McC1rdle Re•ltor 1810Nt>•1110r1 Rlvd., C.,\I. 541-7729 I ORISI L Ol.\O~ '" "'£Al ro11 1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WE EK Would You ltllt'le LESS THAN $75.00 A Month -::;;;:;;;;:;::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;111nvl!!llor'1 IPf'C:laJ. Tak i! • ovl"r ~~ annu11I ?(t rlll l! oflnJa J jl PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES 8 Lind• l1le Drive -Open Sundey Spacious 3900 ~q. ft. 4 BR .. 4112 bath home. lJining rm .. tam . r m., sludy & 38 ft. water- front living rm . 2 Fireplaces . Carpeted & landscaped .................... $167 ,840 53 Linda Isle Drive fllA lo11n. r.'l'11t 11rnd clean :I bf-droom hon1e. C11 n be your:ii for 1"111 than $75 a month. Rare fi nd nt'11tlrd on hu~f! well kept lot. For the p11rllcul11r hnrne h11yi:r nr lh" rlill<'"rnl nii: inV l"ll· !Qr. Dnn'r !1111 In lnvr.~· lla;At" thi s unu•11 a1 np-pnrt.un\ly, \Von't }8.!il AO hurry r11ll 645-0JOJ General ****** * TAYLOR CO. * BAVCRE!T -$79,5llO Ne\\• offering~ Beautiful family ho1Tie on ?u iet street in prestige area. 5 Bed rooms & 1m. r1TI . w 4 baths. 40 ft pool with ·•no maintt· nance'' patio. lmn1ediate possession. 11136 ANITA LANE OP EN Su n. 1-5:.10 THE BLUFFS -TAKE YOUR CHOICE TWO LOVELY CONDOMIN IUMS 3 Bedroo1TJs & family rm "E" plan with many ex tras and on green belt .......... $51.~. 3 Bedroom & DR popuJar "Linda" model w/ beam ceilings. $43 .500 -Call us for appt. CORONA DEL MAR -$61 ,lDD Lovely "Broadmoor" home at top of Harbor View hill s. Spacious 4 &·FR v.•/for1Tial OR. 2612 LIGHTHOUSE OPEN Sat-Sun. 1-5:30 LINDA ISLE -$2l0,llOO A truly beautiful 5 BR & fa1nil y rm home I \l'ilh formal DR. Abundant marble, rich wool carpeting & expensive drapes. Air-condition· 1 ing , pier/slip & 3-car garage. LINDA ISLE -$145,llOO Ne w lis ting ! Call to see this gracious tine home .\\•ith 4 bdrms, study, family rm and formal DR . Room for pool. Pier &: slip. DOVER SHORES BEAUTY -$105,000 See this impressive NE\V 2-story modern to- day! 4 Bdrm, study. garden rm & formal DR. 410 MORNING STAR OPEN Sun. 1-5:30 TRl·LEVEL WITH GALLERIA 4 BR on corner site. Prestige area in 1-lunt· ington Beach. Owner anx ious. '."" ...... S45.500 20251 CRA IMER . OPEN Sal. 1-5 :30 CORONA DEL MAR -$87,lllO A truly fine custom built home in popular area or Little Corona Beach. Ocean vu. spac- ious 3 bdrm & DR. Large master suite. 216 POPPY OPEN Sun. 1-5:30 BAY ISLAND -$1~,llOO Chor ming 5 BR home w/pier & slip. Pictur· esque island w/private park & tennis court. MEDITERRANEAN SPLENDOR Dover Sho res \\•aterfrt horne. All ne w front encl. patio & entry way. Dock your boat at your doorstep. Take a dip in the pool. Enjoy supren1e con1fo rt in this 5 BRs -1 · maid's roo111, f~rmal DR, bit-i n wet bar •.... $175,000 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -$l4,lll0 De lightfu l 4 BR front un it w/fireplace. Rear 2 bedroo1n & 2 baths. Easy maintenance. 5l!i-515 'h POINSETTIA OPEN Sa t. 1-5:30 CHOICE LOTS -PR IM E LOCAllONS 90 ' Front, Level, Fee S 27.500 80' Vie\v site, Level , Lease $ 29 500 94' View site on Galaxy, Lease $ 38:500 57' \Vaterfront, pier/slip , lease $ 49,500 BEA UTIFUL LINDA ISLE 56' \Vaterfront , Lease s 69,500 $ 73,000 $ 75 .000 $125,000 45' Waterfront, Lease 45' Waterfront. Lease, Plans incl. 108' Wate rfront, Lease CORONA DE L MAR VU of China Co ve, Bay & Ocean S 65,000 BROKERS & SALESMEN \Ve have an opening in our Residential Divi· sion. for an experienced man or woman po~­ sess1njl'. enthusiasm and integrity. If you are in terested in a beautiful offi<'e in the finest location, wo rking wi th congen ial associates, we are interested in meeting you . "Our 26th Ye•r" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 2111 !tan Jo•quln Hiiia Ro•d NEWPORT CENTER 641-4'10 * * * Gentrtl LAKE FOREST Oul,~1and lnr "D11klit-" mndt'J 1o:11rd1~n home in Lak,. t'ot• f'lll <I hd r., hug,. family room 'tl"ll l\ form111 dining room. Shnrt w1lk ro bt'arll, pool & .l<'nn1.~. JuAt r{'(jut•ed lo $4i.~ "'il ll $15.000 addert lmpro\•f'n1t-n11 10 make !hia one • !'!!al mu11t set. Call 673·8:150 for appf. \-0 THERCAL \"-ESTATERS ' . $23~000 * * * * REDUCED $1,000 * HURRY ON THISI 5 BEDROOMS VACANT Ha rbor View Home• Braull!ut N!llirien~ with WI"! ha r, IOVf!ly CArpf'llnr . '""· clt-11ning nvrna. Qui ck poa;- 1es11inn. Owner anl!lou.•! NO\V ONLY s:lll.!!00 INCLUDING Till:: LANO l·fo1ne on lagoon, 5 BR .. 4'h ba .. w/4 frplcs., j11cuzzi tub, hdwd . rt rs.1 sep. liv. rm ., din. rm ., fam . rm. & brkfsl. rm ..... , . Sl 75,000 71 Lind• lilt Drive Tr~ditlonal 6 ·BR., ~Ph ba. ho1ne on lagoon, w/dock. FUrnished, decorated & lndscpd . 2 master bdrm. suites ............... $200,000 92 Linda lilt Drive Beaut. 5 BR., 4 ba. home w/formal din. rm. & family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. Built-in &Un cabinet & bookshelves. $145,000 BACHELOR "BEACH" BARGAIN If sandy bt'acht>a 11.nd thf! rn11r of the 1urf turn you nn, thl& Is It. Summ l"r·fun COl lll~t. Sp11r.lnu1 Hvln1 roon1 , brla:hl 1hlny kltc:hi-n, l11ra:• bedrooms. l N· Cl.ODES living roorn (urnilurl! 11nd rtfriJ•ra-tor. Ov.•nf'r ltquirlt ll ni:: ror f11 ~t sal•. Don't f1A~" up 1h111 brlAk·mornlna: run ('Jn 1h" s11rnd. Hurry -won't h1AI. 01111 3 Bdr. & Den + Pool !'ark Jlkl" yitnl, bcaulllul JZl~IUllfb & p1en1c arr11. Sh111·p hornt-. en1 ry hall, ht1ilt ln r1111rr Ir ovrn Ir d ishwa~hrr, x1ra ta ri ng art-11, w ~pl!.rlou ... kuch(>n, lirf'plat~. pa 1io, Bkr., open ti! 9 p.m .. s..cJ.11:m. TARBELL 2955 H .. bor CORBIN- MARTIN REAL TORS 641-76'2 OWNER DESPERATE Jiu tu.c roo..I~ 111\·ked and .chlppffl 10 l:nJ:h1nd, slUint nn crMll' anti w11 i1in jl' lnr your oHrr. llu.i:,. ?100 fl!l . ft., <t llN!mom, J hath btau- 1)', dran a11 a pin with car· pelA I. dra l"lf'a lhruout. All '"nn' At • h1rt.11 ln $.,1,500. Tr.11d,. your1! W1terfront Lots No. 44 : 108 Ft. on water ........... $12;,000 No. 76 : 3 Cor garage. Red uced lo ... $77,000 f•r compltlt Information on &fl homo• & lot1, ple•M call: BILL GRUNDY, ~!ALTO~ 133 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.1 . '42..U20 HS-DJ OJ IOKl.\I I. Ol\O\ Ocean View Fixer Upper Tll\11 S ht-droom home ls un· lini11hed bu1 ii has all Ille !Cnntlii-a fM'edrrl !n 1'fln1plt!i- • poll'nrlaUy a Maut(ful oome -can be rurcha..sl:'d al rlr113rirplly rf'li ll<'td rrlrf' -$11,:i@ ~ l! •. r arro11· Rr.11llors 546·"640. Walker & Lee Realtof1 7~:1 P.t:11n11,.r 17141 ll12·~4:\; nr :-.1n.~1411 Y1'nl . ~o.rno. x 17!!' $.\i.MO. Hom~ And 30 ft. Boat sup TAR BELL 1955 Harbor B11i1il'll"$s Sl l~.000 _>!:'Olt~T!°!l~N~C0~. __ _! .. ~2~·!000~~ I i:'llJJ'":•:"~'r.'~'i~""'i~'ji'l':~~r:"'.'.":f II Da.il,y PUot want Ads Mv• ~o==,,=,1:::::",::,.=,==w==.=.=,::,::d,=ch=avf! Vinco Realty · '46-0033 ror~at l'ti1uua?M2-5ST1 Read Daily Pilot Classified 2299Hart>or,cnst•M~,. 1.1,.,, ro"'' , "'WEtD It ' ~ap" .. clean cut th• tna.iuns le trash • turn ll'lto c:a11h thru a D~ily Pltol C1a.1lltlld ad . 442~11 I ••w;:rn II k rt1rp" .. clfl!an out the ltt11!11rt's Ir lt'.11.111\ -1 turfl in10 c:11•h thru 11 Dally J"ilflt Cla.J:1illed ad. 64~11 bi.rrainl. ralore. bup}l\I s:alore. :rl29 Harbor, C.~I . ~'~~~~~~·'-'=="-"'-""-~----~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~ ' 1 1 ' ' I l • . ~' • I I ) • ' I· ' • • • • 1 ' '· . ' ' . . . ---. 26 DAILY PILOT HM .. ftlf Slit ""'-forlalt -"'"'"' l~ I -"''"' I~[ -..... I~ ~!ii!!ii!!ii!!ii!!ii!~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;• Gtn•r•I G•neral Gener•I 11 ~;;;.;;.:.;.....~~~-1-~~~~~~.:,..;....:;...~~~-I HARBOR VI EW HIL LS lilj·~~ ... flil~I -LUSK HOM E -OPl"N SUN l·5 MATT LA BORDE, Realtor 1:i29 KEEL OR., Cdf.f Wlililliii•illli .. 6il~lsf'11.r--n..-4 BR 2 Ba, ara· cin\111 !Iv. 1-m. w/fi~pl, fam· CALL FOR. OUR PICTURE BROCHURE lly i'ln. dinin~ aJ'l"A, rnlr· ECOLOGY CLEAN Gr~n ls the neighborhood. Bright is · the home. Sparkling is the pool. This enlarged Three Bdrm. home has them all plus ·a price that's right -Only $35,950. Located near WESTCL!Ft' SHOPPING CENTER, Mari ners Park and Sc hool. Call Today!! OF CURREN T LISTINGS i'Ol·f'd t'kll'l't doo!'f', 3 ClU' OFFI CE OP~N SAT. &. SUN. 1r1ar. SQnle 1•iew! GREAT VIEW LOCATION Transferring execu tive say .. sell" thi~ ele· gant contemporary home \1·ith v.'all s ol ~lass. 4 BR .. formal dining, fam . rm ., custom pool. Beautirully landscaped & a forever vie\v . Im· mediale possession. $74 ,900. Belle Partch. NEED MORE ROOM 7 U yo u have been feeling cramped. here's your ch ance to slrctch out. 4 BR .. 21n baths, format dining room, den, brkfsl. nook. Big · yard. $41.900. M. C. Buie. WATERFRONT-OPEN HOUSE OPEN SUN. I TO 6; 2301 BAYSIDE DR.. Corona del Mar. 5 Bedroom s. 3 baths. sandy beach: pier, slip; parking for 8 cars. Onl y 5 Min. to the ope n sea. $178,500. George Grupe. 923 GOLDENROD- HARBOR VIEW HILLS OPEN' SUN. I . 5 Beautifu l \\'ater vie~· -large lot w/1na ny trees. Charming, airy home \v/3 bedrooms, 2 baths; beamed ceilings, new shag carpet· Ing. Ideal se t-up for adding rooms and/or pool. $49.750. Eileen 1-ludson. 4507 ROXBURY-CAMEO SHORES OPEN SUN. I · S Sophisticated "Country" decor -tile fl oors, custom shutters. European \\'ailpapers. Fam- ii~ ~m. & livin g rm. both v.•/brick firepla ces. Dining rm., 4 bedrooms & 3 baths. Spacious garden. $85 ,000. Carol 'fatuin. LIDO ISLE -OPEN SUN. 12 • 5 904 VIA ZURICH CIRCLE. ExciJ;ng 7 bed· room 1i1edilerranean style pool home on 3 lots. 51h Baths. Formal dining; gourmet kit· chen. 5,500 Sq . ft. living. A real buy. $180 , 000. 1.iary Lou Marion. CLEAN-CLEAN-CLEAN You must see th is 2 yr. old beauty! It has 3 large bedrooms, formal dining, fami ly room \vith wet bar & soarinf wood beamed cei l· ings. Everything's done! 1'1int condition & reduced to $42.500. Bill Comstock. VALUE-CHARM -LOCATION Gorg., cu stom 4 Bit \" den con te1nporarv in prime Baycrest Joe. ('usto1n bit .. all new Shag w/v.r cpts .. 2 frplcs., 40 foot heated pool -a great family home. f>rofcssionally Jandscap· ed. $79,950. EZ 1'erms. Art Gordon. NEED MORE ROOM ? Here's your chance to niove up and stretch out at reasonable prices: 5 BR. 2 Ra., dining room, fan1ily room . 2 fireplaces . , ........... $58.000 4 BR., 21h: Ba ., dining room, den, patio ............. , .. , ... $41 .900 M. C. Buie. SPACIOUS LIDO fmagine 5 generous bedrooms \Vilh privacy for quiet living. Sec to belie\'e: oversized lot & large shaded patio & priced -$106,000. Harry Frederick. CORONA DEL MAR INCOME Just v.·hat )'OU a!'ked for~ l,ive in one unit & enjoy income fro1n the other. \Valk to shops, church & beach. Good terms -asking $45,· 000. LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3 Bdrm . .;., 2 ba. Rea11t ifu\Jy decorated . ViC\V home: prnfes!'io nal!y lndscpd. Fft: land. Only 1 vear old! S66 .500. S Bdrms .. 2lh ba . vie \\' home. Beamed ccil'!<., formal dini ng plus fa1nily room. Profess. lndscpd. Fee land. $69.950. Harriett Davies. EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES Private beaches plus large 11 & r~ pool, 1nake this 4 BR .. 3 Ba. hon1e most inviliniz. Great View , I a r ~ e libra ry den . gorgeous living room. $86.800. Al 1''in k. 3 BR. FAM. RM . TOWNHOUS~ University Park -ov.·net'i; motivated. Great greenbelt locatio n: pool. tennis. golf. Xlnl. famil y home: ]O\\' 1nnintenance. Near U.(',I, f\iove in for low price or $32,950 . ··chuck" LeJA'iS. HARBOR VIEW HILLS .a.. little "Je\l"e l'', nestled on a hilltop \Vilh a bit of 11n ocean viev.'. 3 BR's., family room. Fully carpeted & I and s c a p ed. $59,950. Cathryn Tennille. A HOME WITH DRAMATIC FLAIR If vou entertain m11ch. this home with a spectacular view & pool is for )'OU. 4 Bdrms .• 4 bath5 plus room fo r expansion. Recently redecorated & ne\\•ly carpeted . $169,500. Kathryn Raulston. WALK TO THE BEACH . This large fam ily hon1e is a~! custom. 4 BR., 3 Ba .. fam . 1·1n. plus den \v1th \\'el bar. The red tile tool & slun1pslone wall say-~1exico. $59 ,500. LaVer;i Burns. VIEW THE BLUE PACIF1C From this 3 Rdrn1. & den home in ('an1eo Shores. Corner lot insures privac y. It also has access to 3 private bea<'hes. One of our best. Call to see. $67.500. Bud Austin . BAYSHORES Private Bay are a ,.,.;2 sv.·in,mittg beache s, children's play yl\rd & adjacent to bo111l dock~. Spaclou~ home w/oversi7.ed liv. rm .. di n. rm .. 2 lge. bdrms. $39,500. Mary Harvey. 133-0700 ~1430 Coldwell, Banker f)PE:N SAT & SUN \.!J Z'>2'l 1.,iNl\'ERSIT\'. DR. Rl\C.1< BAY / Benutlful 1 story 2 Bf>drm . 2 & Condo. ru•1tr BAy. l.11ri:P Ii\'. rln." rlrpl, dinini: flrT/\, bit-ins. ,1:-ood C'rpls k rlqw;, dhl . .2"aragf'. lltd. pool, pu1- 1lnl!' grf"'n. 1'o!lll exterior main. in1·\ i;:arM-ot!'r nilly S~J. iwr mn. Priced rf'durt'd lo $~.!XX!. Lachenmyer Realtor 1!!60 NC'\1 fllJl'I Rh·d., f'.,\. 1Call 6ut-:Jfrl.8/Evt•i1. 673-i'."1';°~1 WOW! HERE'S ONE! DON'T WAIT to ~ee rhli1 ll\1- 1\tACULATELV C L}; A N Costa ]tlt>Sa home with 4 be;i.utilul bedroom,, 2 IHlth.s. CPntral heatinl !lnd bl~ 1lhl .':Ill a1;:e. All ror S26.~.:' Summer Bar-R-Q 11 ilJ b<i J.?T'PRI out unrlrr lhP hu11t' / C"•1vPrN:I ri~lin \\'1th huilt in 1·ni"nPr hnck ('(ll)ki11 i;:-fiH·il- ity. All it 111kes is S~1700. 11nd irs Y•'Ul'S~ JCa.. co:rs I ~WAL LACE REALTORS I -546-4141- (0ptn Evenings) I I~ M~e~~~-t~D~'~ Super-~harp, split-)rvel homt' wl1h l bdr, 21; b11.lh, hugP "'alnul-paneled fa tnfly room \\1th rv ~lune fu"i•pl;ic•f', for. n1;1l dining !'11"111. St1u11le1I 011 cul.,lt•-i;..1(' str1'"'· in 11rrs. t•i:•· 111·1,.:hhnrho!~I 1•10,,. 10 hr•.u·h•·.~. .Q;t·hv"I~ $, .,1i.nr1· plnK. l'h•11w :,w.z.n:l 1,.,. llh•l"t" l11/un11nli1n1. ~12,;~l(I. \O 'THEREAL ~E~'.fA.TER~ LA BONNE VIE T'vo Bdrm .. Two Bath. patio. pool and rec· reation room, ONLY $21,500. Can you ask for more? SELLER WILL FINANCE ONLY 10% DOWN WILL MOVE YOU IN. O\vner v.rill carry the loan on this charming Tv.•o Bdrm. hideav.•ay. I.arge bri1i?ht kitchen with built·ins and Bkfst. Rm. Co mfortable rear living room \\'ith din ing area. Secluded patio, garage. v.1orki;hnp and da rf. room. All · this on COSTA MESA'S EASTSIDE for only ;24.000. MESA VERDE Truly a perfectionist's dream. Better than ne\v. spotless FOU R BDRM . T\VO B . .o\TH Family Rm. home v•ilh B/1 Kit. and rear livi ng Rm. overlooking attractive enc losed rear yard . New carpels. beautifully draped and exquisitel y decorated. Owner leaving area and must sacrifice some of his hard work . Priced to sell at $42,950 with 10% doJA1n to a qualified bu yer. COLLEGE PARK Enjoy thi s deluxe FOUR BDRM. T\VO BATH home \rith huge Jiving Rm., F;P, Din. Rm. and B/l Elect. Kit. including di sh v.•asher and di sposa l. r~ronl court yard. 14' x 28' pro- tected covered patio. 15' x 35' J-I EATr::o AND F'ILTEfiEI) POOL, with loads o! deck· ing and two dressing roo1ris. Located near all grades of elementary school, high school and Orange Coast College. The perfect answer fo_r a growing family. Priced to sell at $33,950 with F .H.A.-V .A. TERMS. NO DOWN -V.A. Our "POT OP GOLD" home in EASTSIDE COST.<\ ~tESA. Top value for a mini mum F.H.A. investment -NO DO\VN G.I. \Valk s~f~ly on ne\v, lu sh avocacio carpeting: enjoy d101ng an1ong a \\"Orld or \\"alnut cabinets. Relax under the cove red patio surrounded by your own nectarine orchard . Three Bed· roon1s. 1 'h B:iths. ONLY $25.950. I SALESMEN NEEDED I 646-0555 220 E. Seventeenth St. DO YOU HAVE :; m1•111hrr~ 1n your l!t1nily~? (E. 17th St. Shopping Ctr.) Ir so, \1t" c1tn !<t'Ji you l lli~ .... COSTA ME SA ~111 ·I h•'lh11"1n hnrnr 011 E¥1n ings C~ll 646-4579 or 642·7431 lhe ··;..-r.\\' l-'.11 A. Progr11n1" General General for JU.SI SHJU.00 a., down l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '. JHl.1'1111'111, "J'h1!! hon\,. IS 1• rrady 10 Ot l·Upy. C11rs,,.1~. drn1~s. 2 luxur\ou~ b111h~. f'ull pr1ee IS $~3.900, C'11.ll uii now -we'll ~ho11· )'OU thr houst> llnd f"Xpl11i11 II~ p1'0· i::rarn. Barrell fealty p.i·ej enlj SHORECLIFF Walker & LeeLovELY 77!!0 Ilarbor Bl\'d. Al A1lJ1i111~ .-.1.-i-0.16.·, Oprn '111 !I r~1 IT'S A MESS Clean Up And Sava $18,SDD OPEN DAILY I TO !i -.<\void temptatio n, Do not come to see this charmina:. immacu· late home. U~L~:s~ you are ready to buy. Open for the first time -130 Shoreclifr Dr., Corona de! Mar. " P.R, ''"'· ,.,.,,,., "'."'· ""·EXQUISITE HOME in n & n. Q111c1 1·~11-01 .. s.1u·. I.AR 1 ~ , _ "' .• ,1 :-:ii.c 1111.d. Bnn, sonir GE P ER AND SLIP 4 or !i bedroo ms-~· · hand I d d · · · ~in1 , \'1!~ of l'!how J:?n'll~ oomc raper1es -1mmed1ate occu· 1 111\rf finrl II jr11·1·I ltt'l'f'. pancv -BU:\' or LE.\SE, see 58 Linda Isle, '>1 ~:f.l0. ~ul11ni1. t',11\ 1111 l'!:!I open Sat & Sun 2 to 5. · 1~~~~~~~ .. ~e~,~;~h HARBOR HIGHLANDS I O(l('n 111 !I P~1 J 1i~fl1.<\c;UL . .\TE -3 Bed room.1~ brtth home ___ __ __ _ with fireplace & covered patio. Ca.rpeted, Bes t for the Money land scaped , xlnt. condition. S34 ,500. 2024 I Vf:"rl·:rtA:-lS TOO~! u~t> yoiu· Beryl Ln., N.B. Open Sun l to 5. '"''"'rn,.. rHA '°' '11 OUT OF THE ORDIN ottu·r~. Al~o 11~~ump low 111-ARY T!"'rr11t loan. 0111r111i11~ l BR OUTSTANDING \''IE\V -708 St .Jt1mr5 lld.- 11<1111,., 11uil'1 i·ul-1ll'-s11c. 2 unusual redwood conc:truction \\"ilh deck in I 11111.~l\1\r f1rrpl"l\ 1111d 1111 1hr th e treetops. S Bedroom.~ -3 baths. Open n1owi. l~•nv~·r11rnrr~. A 1nu~r Sun 1 to 5 -Offering price $75 .000. h• l'N' 11! S'.'.O,.'~IO. C II 11 :.r.rn• '"''"' •. , ..... 1 COUNTRY ESTATE FUN-LOVING ON PRIME BA YFRONT t'UMPLE'fE PHIVA CY -room for tenni!i coul't or S\1'immin_1! pool -plus la rge yacht or even several i;n1aller yachts! BuilcLto suit your needs. Contact fi;1arcia Bents. Nf:WPORT '""'":s BACHELOR PAD Oi\" TIIF~ CANAi. UNI w,·rly &. Ja.rgl'. A fnrmrr QUE fun and li\'able 2 Bedrooms plus modl'I hnn1('. "Bil. rlrn 1,1r large den in beach area. $28 ,500. 011'~" ' h,,,, '"" ' ""' TERRIFIC RECREATION LAND bnnu~ roo1n lor p1na pona 1111<1 llOOL Rl~TTERFIF:l.D ARE.i\ -Spectacu lar vie"' of Only $19.:00 6i:J-ir,.·.o Vail ~ke .-Your O\\'TI mountain top. Gentle te rrain. h1gh\1·a.v front age. Acrea,e:e from 20 t~ 240 acres. S650 to $850 per acre. Contact Bill Bents or IUck Jtick:\rd. llllRAGl l , j-OOVER-SHO R.ES-Offi.:e Open Saturdays & 5und4y1 v;""'~"""""''"'""""'· j PETE BARRED REALTY Bt·:.:1 hoy • ~1,,,~r. f1 TH:. I ba. A1l.ipl11hll" flo.•r 11l:1n l1•r ".. 1605 w64H2tclts'ff2D r., N.B. l'tllll'I•• or I~•'. f11nuly. N1•1\l~ t" • 00 rit't'Ol"ll It'd. li)' II pp ·1. S!ll ,000 I~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bill Grundy , Realtor Gen•r•I I General ~l1 Do\'Cf l)t., N.;c.B;i,.;:i6::012':·'.:.":,'+..,-,=------ *WATERFR0NTS * MESA DEL MAR \;;;;;;;===== Approach tu Lido lslr. 4 RFDROO"' PURCHASE OR V1H•11nt ('l ·ll $1 9!1 'ill) · "'• It 120 F1 in Tho c""" .... ,. ":"""" R00'1 119."'10 LEASE /OPTION 3 hillh.• $120,000 e ~ r,.shly pain!td Alnms1 rw!W :l RR horn,., Ira Lido Reilly Inc. : ~riv .11h~J: "hAr1~11R l11 m rm k it unk"n J1\ rm l.1ii \•111 l,11lo 6i.1·730CJ llntllllllf' II nl""''T')' \\"fth fir~pl. full ("fpt~ It drpr.. IN\lf5iT t;li--rl -;-rt-,-,-, i b 1 t : ~~:.~l'~~-:li::ll(ln F1orif"llli kHC'h J. PAI~. 1\~k· l ir.t Siil.9:l(I l"lr lr11<.(' nptltil'I tkll\sr' In lndu.11trl11 & rn~.. Pho1~ 51J..2313 1>1~! fl'l'e\\'ll.Y 111rw1 nt>~r 111 St'lO P"r roo. C11 U ?!-IO-JISI 1 I O nt11r 10 11lrport k lnpr11 rvr~l ~...... 141-""·~ '" , I • "'• r M. ,.,d Gen•r•I Open Houses THIS WEEKEND lHt till• ltm•li"t 41rKNl"'f wlftl t•• ttii. ...ai•4 • •• , •• litlilM•li Mltti ... All tit. locmtlo111 11.~ ~1 •• •r• 111..crlbH I• tr••'« fftoll t.y IMl•ertkl .. II• .. •lteto I• tff_.,•, DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. '-"''" 1hewi•t 'IN' ••-for ato ., tm ,_, .,, •'1Mil to llrt todl l•f•r•etl•• i. tWs c~•-Md FrW.,.. HOUSES FOR SALE 12 Bedrocms) 125 Abalone Ave., Balboa Island 673-7060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 400 Heliotrope, Coron a del l.far 645·0543 $3~.950 · (Sun 1·6) 312 Orchid, Corona de! 1'1ar 675-5930 tSun 1·5) 712 Marguerite, Corona del 1'1ar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 Bedrooms) 613 Be~onia, Corona del 1'-1ar 675-2576 (Sun 1·5) 1040 l~inde n Place. ('.osla Mesa 642-1122 $24.950 (Open Daily) 493 Ma~nolia, Costa 111esa 548-8537 $26.500 (S unday) 600 Poinsettia, CorOna de! Mar 673-6510 1Sun 1·5) 2024 Beryl Ln. (Harbor HgldsJ NB 642-5200 tSun 1·51 923 Golden rod. ('oron a del l\1ar 833-0700: 644·2430 (Sun 1·5) . 320 Prospect, Nev.·port Beach 646·il71 !Sun 1·51 511 Santa Ana .4.ve., Ne1vport Beach 646-7 17 1 tSun 1·5) 801 Kings Road, I\1ev.·port Beach 642·8235 \Sal & Sun) 216 Poppy. Corona del 11ar 644-4910 $87.500 !Sun 1-5:30) 25 16 Vista Dr ., Ne\vport Beach 642-1883 JSaJ & Sun 1-5) *5300 River (Lido Sands) NB • 646-3255 !Sun 1-5) 246 .Joann St.. !College Park) CM 642·2382. $30.000 (Sal & Sun) 32.1 Marigol d, Co rona del Mar 673-6642: 675-6459 !Sun 1-5) **27 Balboa Cove~. Nei,vport Beach 642-5000 !Sun 1·4) 282 Princeton Dr., (College Park ) CM 545-3260. 129.950 (Sal & Sun 9-5) 201 5 Deborah Ln. (o[f J\1ariners ) NB 646-7755 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1818 Carlton Dr .. Santa .A.na 642-46!0. $26.750 (Sun 2·5) 908 J,a Mirada, I .. aguna Beach 494-9473 ; 549-0316 (Sat & Sun 2·4) 1212 Berkshire, Newpo rt Beach 675-4930 (Sun 1 ·5) 325 Flower St., Cos ta Mesa 642-1771 (Sun 1·5) 319 Driftwood (S horecliffs) CdM 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 215.1 Puente, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sun 2:30-51 (3 Bedrocms & Ftmily or Den ) 130 Shorecliff Dr., Corona del !vtar 642-5200 (Daily 2·5) 1845 Pitcairn (l\tesa \'erde) CM 539-7753 ISat & Su n 11·5) *213 Wake fores! Rd. tCollege Park] CM 545-6835 !Open Dail y) 2499 Anniversary (Off Tustin ) NB 646-3255 tSat & Sun 1·5) 9872 Silver Strand Dr .. l~B 846-0973 $33.500 (S un 1-4) 604 Allvie1,·, N. l,aguna Beach 642-5200 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 1401 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) Cdlif 675-6060 IS11n 1·5) *1130 Pembroke Ln. (\\lesctl\ff ) NB 675-2 101 tSun 1·5) 4102 Brisbane. L'niversity Park 644-2430 ~32.950 t5u n 1-5) 2252 Avalon (Co llege Pk.) CM 646-881 I (Sun 1.30 · 5:30) 308 Bucknell (College Pk .1 CM 646-8811 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1717 Terrapin , Ne ,\"port Beach 646-7171 tSun 1·51 9700 Raven, Huntington Beach 646-7 171 (Sun 1·51 **330 1 Bounty Circle. Huntington Harb. 646·7171 (Sun 12·5) 2420 Cliff Dr .. Ne~'port Beach 646-7171 1Su n l·Sl 1927 l\lariners llr. (\Vestcli ff ) NB 642-2049, $44 .900 1Sun I-~) 2215 1\ralia ! f:aslblu ff ) Ne,vport Beach 645-3320 . $48.500 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 3044 Madeira t l\1esrt Verde) Cf\1 673-4350 ; 645-1504 llves. (Sal & Sun) 421 Tu stin ,.\ve.~ IN 'pt Hghts) NB 646-2414, $34 .500 1Sun 1·5\ 1963. Port Bri stol ll·larbor View Homes\ CdM, 675-3000. $52 ,900 (Sun 1·51 192; Santiago ( Baycrest) NB 675-3000. 174.950 (Sal & Sun 1·51 **1915 Ba yside Dr., Corona del 'Mar s;;.3000, $97 ,500 1Sat & Sun 1·5) 2033 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 1Sun 1·5) 767 Ol ympic. Cnsla Mesa 541).1151 !Sat & Sun J.51 2001 Ba y.~ide. \nrona de! Mar 6iJ.85So, $164.000 l~un 1-5) 16201 Culpepper, Huntington Beach 962·5566 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 19751 Glouchester, 1-lunlington Beach 962-5566 (Sal & Su n l-6) 8241 Munster, l~unlington Beach 962·5566 !Sat & Sun 1·6) 16037 Elbert, f~ountain Valley 962-5566 <Sat & Su n 1·6) 221 Arbutus IEastbluff) NB 675-7225 (Sal & Sun 1·51 228 Gol denrod, Corona del 1'1ar 675-7225 !Sal & Sun 1·51 * 122:, l\1ottingham. Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun 1·5 ) *418 O~Je , Cos!a Mesa &lfl.7171 (Sun 1·5) 3199 liaili (Mesa Verde) C:~I 541\.5990 (Sun 1·51 490 E. \9lh St.. Cos!a Me.a 646-055;; 548-3265 !Sal & Sun 1·5) 1809 Port Sterling, Nev.'p()rt Beach 546-2313 (Sat & Su n] (4 Bedrooms) *369 Vista S.ya tUpper Bay) NB 51;.3210 $47,950 )Sun) *1895 Sw11.n Circle , Costa ?i1ega 641>7171 • (Sun 1·5) '!21 Via Orvielo (Lido Isle) NB 57;.2123 (Sun 1-6) :?086 Marion Way (o!! 21st) CM 646-77ii5 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (4 Bedrooms & F1mily or Oen) 10052 Spirit Circle. Huntington Beach 968-1616 135.500 !Sun after 10) tt58 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 642·5200 lSal & Sun 2·5) 2905 So. Pacific, Santa Ana 546·4 141 (Sun 1·5) *'3007 Java Road, Costa Mesa 545·8424 tSun 1·5) 1701 Oahu Pl. tf\-1esa Verdel CM 55 7-4654 !37,000 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 420 E. 15Jh (al Kings Pl.) NB - 6.75·6060 1sun 1·5) 501 E. San Juan, San Cle mente 492·0726 $46.500 (Daily) 4507 Roxbury rc.·ameo Shores) CdM . 644·2430; 833-0700 1Sun 1·5) 2612 Lii:?hthouse IBroadmoorl NB 644·4910 $61.500 JSat & Sun 1·5:30) 410 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644·4910 5105.000 !Sun 1·5:30) 2025 1 Craimer (l\teredith Gardens) HB 644-49 10 $45.500 !Sat 1·5:30) 1984 Kornal (Off goU course) CM 646-7171 tSun 2·61 **505 l\1orning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sal & Sun) 2057 Commodore (B;1.ycre!Jl) NB 642·8235 $74.500 (Sunday) 21191 Binghampton Cr .. Huntington Beach 962-4454 !Sat I-dusk) 2064 Phalarope Ct. (Mesa Verde) CM 541).6627 . !48.000 (Sun 1·6) **8 Linda Isl e Or. (Linda Isle) NB 642-4620 (Sunday) 2871 Bayshores Dr ., Newport Beach s;;.4552 !Sun 1·5) 1311 An tigua Way (Baycresl) NB 646-7755 (Sun !-!) 18415 Ba sswood, Fountain Valley 962·1373 (Sun 1-6) 1302 Flint. Huntington Beach 962-1373 !Sun 1·6) 17369 Los . ..\migos. Fountain Valley 962-1373 1Sat & Sun 1·6) 8762 Garfield, Huntington Beach 962·5566 J Sa t & Sun 1-6) 9541 Hightide, Huntington Beach 962-5566 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 10162 Beverly, Huntington Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1-6) 1501 Highland, Newport Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) 11122 Blue All ium, F"ountain Valley 646-0555, 139.950 !Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 2026 Lemnqs (Mesa Verde ) CM 546-5990 . (Slill 1·5) 2737 Gannet (Mesa Verde) CM·· , 546-5990 • ~cswi'.·1.51 218 West Nobel, Santa Ana 646-7171 (Sat 2-5 ) (S Bed rooms) * 1033 ti1ar iners Dr. (Dover Sh()rts) NB 646-1550 <Open Daily) **2301 Bayside br .. Newpo rt Beach 833-0700: 644·2430 (Sun 1·6) 944 Cheyenne, Costa l\1esa 546-6768 tSat 11).7) 2784 Albatross. Costa Mesa 642-1771 tSat & Sun 1-5) *170i Antigua, Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) CS Bedrooms & Ft mily or Den) *708 St. James Rd. ICliffhaven) NB 642-5200 (S un 1·51 **210 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 2sn2ii~;;~oo. Eastbluff <Sunday) 673-8550 lSal & Sun 1·5) 1636 Anita Lane. (B11\'crest) NB 644-4910 $79.SOO 1Sun 1·5·30) 2230 Aralia St.. (Eastbluff l NB · 644-1102. !60.000 (Sun 1-5) 1806 Port Barmouth Pl. (Hrbr Vu Homes) NB. 644-2127. $49.900 (Sat 12-5, Sun 1-7) 1215 Marion Ln. (Harbor Hglds) NB 642-5200 (Sun t-5) 8292 Snowbird. Huntington Beach 962·1373 (Sun 1·6) * 1230 Santiago ( Ba ycrest) NB 645-6000: 842-3355 !Sun 1.5) *134!'.I Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 67;.6000 (Sun 1·5J (7 Bedrooms) *90 4 ''ia Zu ric h \ircle tLido Isle) NB 644·2430: 833-0700 (Sun 12·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 12 BR,i. 1 BR I 311 Heliotrope,'Corona del Mar 61;.9550 (Sun 1·5) (2 Bedrooms each) 700 Acacia . Corona del Mar 67;.3000. SiiS.000 !Sat & Sun 1·5) 12 BR + 2 BR + Guut) Sl!l L;irkspur. Co rona del Mar 57;.5000 (Sun 1·5) (l Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms ) 322 Iris. Corona c!el ri.1ar 673·8550 1Sal & Sun 1·5) (4 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms) 515·515'-'. Poinsettia. CClroni del "-1u 644-4910 $54.500 (Sat 1·5:30) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE CJ Bedrooms ) 2018 Barranca !The Bluffs ) NB 67;.3000. S30.900 (Sun 1-!l ' BAYFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **Bayside Dr. bet. Marine Ave. & CdM 842-8235 JSal & Sun) .,.~ ... 550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N,I . DAn.V PlthI' for 11ctkln! ror ~t ruulls! 6(2.-5671 • llAl tlli1' • .!.!:::======================== • ' ,~ • I I ! j ' • I ' t i I I I I I I I I I I I I Rancho 9ilifllrnia 2~11110acre citrus & avocado residential estates. Glenoak Hills is an exclusive residential community within Rancho Cal.ifornia 'containingavocado and citrus groves, miles of bridle trails, modern ciullhouse and stables, and pnvate tenms courts. Up to JO-acre residential estates are available. Prices start at Sl6,900. Terms include lOOk or 20% down, optional prepaid mterest and other tax and JevliJ: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 improvements. 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 G•ner•I Gener•I JmY BA YFRONT Classic Italian Villa \\lith _pier & slip for large yacht. 7 Bedrooms, 5 baths. Nothing compar· able West ol Capri. $225,000. · LINDA ISLE LOT Choice bayfront lot \Vith a mile of \vater in front. $75;ooo includes plans. . . . • GRAND· CANAL Elegant neu• 2-sty. home. 3 Bdrrns., den, 3 baths. 2 Bdrm. apt. Pier for boat. $109,500. . DELUXE, CUSTOM BUILT DUPLEX OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 308 ~p. BAYFRONT. 2 Bllrms .. den, 3 baths plus 3 lidrm. 2 bath lower unit. $169,000. 'newporl OPEN SUN. 1·5 442 CATALINA Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath home· in beautiful area. 2 Frplcs., built-in kitchen. Very un- nsual home ... see this now! $39,500. OPEN SUN. 1-4:30 11905 ANTIOCH You own the land ... beaut. 4 bdrm. 3 baths home with triple garage. Close to children 's play yard & pools. Asking only $45,500. Xlnt terms. WILLIAM WINTON, Real 229 Marine, Balboa Island Estate 67.S.3331 General " OPEN . HOUSES 2015 ~aborGh off Morinen Dr. Open Sat /Sun 1 ·5 Don't miss this gd. 3 BR home llt'Stlcd amnni; love- ly trf"i'S, eonvl'nir.nl. to l\Iarinrt) Sehl. & \Vl'Stcllfl shoppin~. 1311·Antigua Way Baycrest Open Sun 1-5 Custom bit. 4 BR horne \vi fotmal diu rm. s1>ac. tam 1·n1, w/outstanding \\'Cl bar. A delil;:ht tor f'ntertaining. 2086 Marion Way 2033 Commodore off 21st St .. C .M. Bayc:rest Open Sat I Sun 1-5 0 Suffering from nei:-lect. but pen Sun 1 ·5 w/a new paint job .l new Excellent value in this crp1s this can be a beaut.. f::ood 3 BR 2\1 ba home. See 4 BR home. it today! JERRY FREUD· CHARLES ARNOLD 388 E. 17th Str11t, Costa Mesa REAL TORS 646-7755 Ge neral SUBSIDIZED P~YMENTS Gen•ral SPANISH HACIENDA 1~~~'1"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!1!!!!!!'!'"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0!!!?-chrlor apt behind garage tG;;;;e;;ne;;;r;;a;;;l;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;G;;e;;;ne;;r;;•;;;l;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ca n help pay for this charm. I' Ing, \\'ell gl'oomed home on a large, manicurcrt. t'Orner lot. Fruit 1rel'S a1ul Uowl'rs galore. 2 huge bdrms w/ \ralk-in clowts, scp din rm, encl, bk. porC'h, make a spa!'ious hn1nc for 11. small Ia.mi.!tf~s:rtc hXl & only $18,!60. 3 BR 2 BA. lari:est lot in the devel<llJment; elect blln RIO, din rm, forn1al liv rm, sep giant play rin \\'/beamed ceiling and Spanish textured v.·all . et'!)ts, drps, oversized dbl gar. ldscpg & feocing. Payments less than renl -BAY & BEACH REALTY, 22 Y e<1r.s of Service In The H1rbor Ar•• HEY THERE ·YOUNG MODERNS! Inc. Giye your~elf a treat -a home among trees, bridle trails, clubhouse, swimming, tennis ,_ ,3 bdrms. & sep. lge. family rm. w /frplc. A garden kitchen -easy living. Sharp - $37,900. 15 Min. from Co rona de! Mar. HOME WITH INCOME Charming. 2 bdrm. home; used brick frplc. Elec. bit-in kitchen. 2 Lge. bdrms .... plus bachelor apt., at $125 per mo. $48,500. E'asy terms. EASY L IVING. 2 Bdr~s. fam.ily rm. -2 baths. Huge olymp1c community pool. All the \vork is done. Live 1ike a king at $581500. '$28,900 N1wport •• Fairview NEW DUPLEX Located close to good shop· ping and schools in NE\\'· PORT HEIGHTS! Both units are really 11pacious v.·ith 3 large bedrms, fam rnis. and 2 BA's. Both hRVI" lireplat·es and oversizt'd 2 ear garages. Beautifully carJictl'd and draped. and ready for oc- eupunL')'. f'ull price $68,500. l' 1llage Real Estate '62-4471 ( ::::.) 546-1103 3 Bedroom • 2 Bath Eastside Costa Mesa lfard\l'ood f I o o rs. fil'f'pl, crpts, drps. cov'd patio, dbl ear gar. Lrg back yd. i\1any beaut fJ'llit trees & 1thru~. $28,-500. Tern1s J-rlA or VA, Roy Mccardle Realtor 1810 Newporl Blvd., C.1\1. 548-7729 RURAL ATMOSPHERE G1neral ~S.;;;l;;;bd;;;•;;.'.:..l•;;.l•;;.Od;;;' ;.... __ ' Co . ..n. ·dol Mar =====I OPEN HOUSE GOLF ANYONE? SAT/SUN' 12 to 5 P.M Jlert's a charn1ing, largf! Rare "Little Island" ~m family home (fmt<h Ro. 124 CRYStAl AVE . gtncy Style) along Me1a Your own special house -on \'erde'a 15th falrwa.y; 5 BR, youi-own si>ciciil.I btland _ :umily. dining & breakfast year round 1.11soa'l residence rms, ~·/\\'tt bar and a \\1lich atlords healthful un. sparkling 40 ft P" Jl, Simply complicattd Jiving in a' pie- great for casual ent'ertain· Spacious & Charming Home Plus Income tureique sea side setting • ~ inf. Price just 1'e'duced, Call story New England ll'aditlon 5'6·5880 (Open tves.) 3 BMroom :J balh, large Jlv. Walking dillln.ncti lo the be1lch s 2 bedroom, 1amlly roon1 or 3 be-droom home wilh dark wood floora and open beam ceilings situated <ln a roomy 40 ft, lU Int south of Bayslde Drive with a 1 bedroom rental to hel11 with thf. taxes. I -~· 1 Ing rn1., din ing roon1 com-.. ~NEllTAGI binaOon with brick lire- ~ · ~ M man place, Walt to v.·ull book· Only $74,!iOO To ~ Call 6734550 HOME WITt:t POOL 3 Bedrms, 2 Baths, hrdwd floors, FA ht. crp1s, drJ>S. Laree kitch, huge scp. lam- ily rm, Northeast Costa ~1csa. $29,500. cases. Brick patio, fore and 'RTHEREAL I ESTATERS art • ~ ma\nrennnce. De- ·rached garage with maid's room. Forced air heat. Pres. Ugious ~uh BayCront area (Inly yards from lhe beach. e MESA Verde by transre,... Asking sn.500. re<l Marine. lmmac. 4 BR, 2 Nick Joannides, Realtor BA \\'-frplc on eul-de-sa.c 71<1: 67!).ro97 213: 277-38.12 2-car gar. w/workshop, t'Vd patio. t'asy-ca~ lndscpng. BY OWNER PlayMe, boat/trl'r storage Roy McCardle Realtor Little Island. AU t>lel.'. ~ BR, ai't'a + 1nany olher .:ir;:tras. 1810 Ne1vport Blvd., C.i\t. 2 baths, 2 SIOl'Y Wilh fan1ily $32,500 5~6-9702· I -___ 548-7_729 _.. rm & drtk overlooking gar. l-:*~O~P~E~N"'°'S~u=N".~1,...5~*,-;I _ den & large palio und l'r· neath. BC'a n1 & Cn tht>rlral 1401 Santan1lla COAST HIGHW·•y Irvine Terrace. 3 BR, 2 ba, " ceilings. Impol'ted glass 11'ln.. NEWPORT BEACH dows. Mexican tile & ter-family r ni. Here's your NEAR BAY CLUB -Office razo noors & woOi carpeting. chance lo li\'t' in this fine I di-strict at the low of $46.500. bldg :? lgr. offices, PLUS l Stainless marbl e & walnut Rich Irwin R1altor I~. store, a1nple parking, in baths & kitchen. All ap· :.,L'Ome $8,100 -PRICED at pliancf'11 inclu~ing laundry * 675-6060 * $58.500. facilit ies. i\1any other cus· CAMEO SHORES ''C" THOMAS, lon1 features! ?t1ust SC'e to Beautiful Ocean View REAL TOR Appreciate! Call for app't Just listed! 4 BR. & tam. rm . '?24 \V. Const llwy ' 54S.5.127 I -:'O."'o·c;71XlJ"='.=-,.--=~~= \v/4 ba. & pool. 4639 G<>rbam Nowpo<'t Beoo:h "" 5'~5643 BALBOA ISLAND Dr. 19: .. ooo. By •pp'L * 3 INCOMES* Best Inc. 5 yrs. new! Frplc., p1.1fio. ll<lusc + 2 rrnlals in rear. X1n1 rental sun1n1e-r & \\'inter. l.!i Blk. to Qay & oc·ean. SGa.000. Call: 673-3663' ;>~8-0715·Eves, associated BROKER5-REALTORS 2025 W Bolboo 671-366) Commanding View of Newport Harbor&: O\\'n 1he land. A vf'ry charming rooiny 3 hdr hon1e on a large lot in Newport Heights for S.'>4,950! One of a kind. Call ~6-7171. ~O 'THEREAL ~ESTATERS ' ' "· ., ! '"· Bill G r undy, Realtor Comple!ely re1noclf'led -!'le\\' 833 Dovrr Dr., NB 642-4620 tile kitchen -31.~ baths - bl'autifut shag carpets ex-* Reduced $1,000 * tra largr niasler sui[P -FHA, VA, Convent .. or you choire location. 10 5lf'PS name 11! 3 BR. -+; lan1. rm. front North Bay Ora!·h. 2 Ba, $28,"iOO. $82,51»-phonr 6--R.350 for Call : Pat \Voorl drtails. Scenic Properties 1o ·THEREAL I'"\. ESTATERS 613 BEGONIA " ' ·' '·. Open hoUSf' 1·5 Sun S<lUlh G h\\')". Perfect home° &/or i · I -""""~~~~""'""~ I 1•es1ment R·2. True va!ue DUP~EX throughout. By owner. Large, Hght & cheery 2 bd-67~2576. rm. upper apt. w/frplc., en-l -cC"'O~L~L~E"'G"'E'°P=A°'R°"K"""A~R"'E'°A-I closed sunroo1n off liv. rm, Sharp, 3 lge. BR. homt'. PLUS F11mily mi .. 2 [rplcs .. tihag Cozy 1 bdrm. lower apt. cpts. $.l l ,950. 2515 Vassar Roon\ to build. See this Pl. now! Price just reduced to $52,900. ~5780 546-5791 HARBOR Vie1v Hills· lAlsk =S<::•:::"::''-":.:"'c:c""::":::"::::..."...:"::"-:::'::"::8 , home. 4 Br, 21.1 ba, 3 car 16 LUXURY UNITS Some with views; close to schools &: shops. Excellent rental record. $375 ,000. rc;,,,,., co: TS l;::;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l '~WALLACE Jn the heart ()f <'Verylhing. Large J b<lr 3 bath IK>n1e \\'i!h famlly room & formal dining room. Perfect for the t-==:$23,950 groWing family. $45,9:i0. Call 646'71 ii. Coll•gt Park 3BR, 2BA. i\tany extras! Heated pool. 213 \Vake Foresl Rd. Open House $32,500. O"·ner. 5-1~ gar., OCl'al\ view. $69,500. Pvl pty . 9AM·5Pi\1, 835-7119, 5 PM·9 P~1. 644·1080 130 S1 10 RECLIFF DR. *OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5 * Vie\\'-3 Br-J Ba. siu.ooo. Pele Barrett Re a It y ~'W200. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS "SINCE 1944" -673-4400 DOVER SHORES VIEW REALTORS -5~141- Cu stom built home 'vith spectacular vie\V. (Open Evtninns) Can be purchased as Leasehold or you can "' now buy the land. ·Bright as Spring 4 BR. 3 BA , family rn1, formal· dining & breakfast rm. Decorator papers. Sparkling courtyard pool. Si 12 . 000. ' BAYC~EST 4 BR, 3 BA; fam rm. 3 car garage. S87 .500 3 BR, 3 BA, fam rm, formal din rm. $62,500. ROY J. WARD CO .. Realton 1033 Mariners Drive, N.B. 6'46-1550 Dover Shores Office SAY ''HELLO" TO GOOD BUY Cl. 100 STEPS TO BEACH Immaculate 2 lllory home, 3 Assume low interest go\'ern- menl loan and pay <lnly S171 per month for everything, 3 queen-sized bedrooms, carpets & lots o[ goodies. separate f.<tmily room, shag VA or FHA terms also. $2~.950 TOTAL! BR. large muter bednn C t • K't h \\'ith fircpl. oversized living oun ry ~1ze I C . room with tirepL, bltns. and cou.ntry sized lot. Beaut ne\\·Jy decorated ,,·jth !'le\\' 4 .BR, 2 stpry custom honie shag car-pets thruout. Dou-wHh all ~tra~ incl ~ gar. hie garage. ]0";; down. Va. O\\•ner trans.f d !O }'ra~n·e, cant reatly 10 niove into. must l_eave 1n1111cd. Pncrd $1~ 000 for t1u1ck Mic at an unl>t'- Walker & Lee Real!Ors 7682 Edingt'r (714) 842-44.)5 <lr 540-5140 JOG ON THE BEACH , · llevable S4•l,500. Call ~1tl-S.J2·1 Lachenmyer Realtor 1800 Newport Blvd., C.M. Call 646-3928/Eves. 673.7573 <open e\'f'S I YOU'LL LOOK FORWARD TO SUMMER! \RTHEREAL '( ~,§T~TE~ MR. & MRS. Bring the kids~ Move in cond. 3 Big bedroo1ns 21; ba!h~. closi.•1s galot't', Big Ji\'ing cl'.n .t: family rpom~. 2 f1·pte~. Open & Happy Honie. Only ;48,5(Xl. REALTY 645;-1400 645-3.120 4 Bdr + Den Beau1\lul home, enl-ry hall, largP room~ lhroughoul, bulli·in rangr + oven + di!ih\\·asllt<r, lirrplac:e •• Open Iii 9 pm .. l·I0-1720. TARBELL 2955 Harbor *OPEN-SATJ SUN.* 3044 MAOE I RA l..n1·pJy innnarulalr. ho1nt'. BC'autiful grounds Cov. pa· !io, 3 BR. & faffiily rrn. 2 Bath~. S.15,900. George Willia mson REALTOR Corona d e!Mar CHARMER Charming we.JI deciiratt'd 2 BedrQOm 2 bath hon1e sourh ot Coast High\vay and Bay- sifle Drive. Thl' least e>.:(lf'n- ,i;i\'e ho111e or ANY kind in fh i& location, $·13,900 • 673-SjaD. IO THE REAL I'"\. ESTATERS ' ' ' " . . HOPE GERRIE I £7J-'13j() 6-l;j-Wfi~ E\'t'~. --===;;""''7~"""""' 833DovcrDr.,NB ---'-$4=3.~5~00~--KAMAUI $26,400 4 Bdr. +Family Room $500 DOWN Prime localion. Priced below replacement cost by rrans- fernd 011·ncr. Lar.11:e family kitc hen, 11'i!h bill.in rani:e, oven. dish11·asher. fircplaf'C, 1.'nlr)' hall. dinu1g rooro. Bkr .. open 'til 9 p111. :;.10.1720 TARBELL 2955 Harbor $24,950 Super mttage heaut1fully dec- orated. Ready-to-move ln! Comer lot 3 bdr home with paneled double garage, C.Q!l· venienl tn schools & shop- ping. Call now 616·7171 . IO 'THEREAL \"\. ESTATERS \VATERFRONT 600 POINSETTIA Two story, four brdroom, Polynesian atmosphe1·e, cor. l\\.'O bathroonis, new KOOel ner 3 Bdrm. 2 baU1s. Ha- carpeting. f)(.>an1ed ceilings, v.•aii week spc<:ial. $41.500. WON'T LAST . CALL. ()pen Sun. 1-5. Visit our off. WALKER & LEE. Realtors ice . sign up for lree trips 2043 \Vestcli ff Drive to Hav.'aii. 646·7711 OJWn til 9:00 P.~t. Al.OH,\! -MOb_E.RN-BEACH University Realty HOME 300 1 E. Cst, ·Hwy, 673·6.l!O N:o.,ly 1lr·(•oralerl :1 BH, :! Ba, HARBOR Virv< Hills S.11.~iOO. Thill is gre:.it for Broadmoor, Uniquf'. Prizr prf'~111 livinii; nr invr.stmf'nt v.·inning home w/smashing isun\1Tier rrnlal or yrar· entl'ance, in~r courtyarrl, around.) For nppt. -E:..posed beam, Ce n I er JEAN SMITH, RLTR. rrptc, tloor to ceiling "'ln-oows. Beaut In d! cpd 400 E. Jjli1 Si .. C.:\J. !llii·:lZi» greenbelt adjacent. Walking * BAY.SHORES_,tf _ distance to schools. 4 BR, OPEN SUN. J.5 f'am r111, 2~~ ba, $74,500. ''~71 BA YSHORES DR. 644--0553 for appt. 4 Br .. den, dining room BEAUTIFUL A ''"' "'" " W"'00 'LARGE DUPLEX 3 BR. 2 BA. in College Park area. Anthony pool, lovely yard \\'/brick patio. 514'~ a~sun1able G..I. 1 o an. $30,000. 642·2382 BROADMOOR VIEW home. 4 BR. 21~ ba, comn1unity pool. 2707 Island Vie1v Or. S74.900. 644-2621 OPEN House l-6PM Sun, 400 Ht'llotrope. Cozy 2 br. hi;i: R-2 lot. Must sell. $39.0CiO. OWner 645--0543 Cost• Mtise REDUCED $3,000 NOW -$33, 900 OPEN 11-5 Saturday & Sunday 1845 PITCAIRN Near W. i\>lesa Verde & Ad· ams in a S~j.000 area! Walker & Lee R{"altors 5.19-7711 COOL OFF! !his summrr in this lovely 40 ft. swimming pool. Qwn. er traM, & has purehased a ni::w home in another area,' so make an offer on this 3 BR. 2 ba. i\fesa Del Mar home. Just reduced $2,000 to S33.9il0. j min. from beach. gorgrous 4 bdr, family room v.·ith shag carpeting -close lo Nev.'POrt school~ -Oll'fl{"f anxious! $49,9j(). CaU 6-JG-7171. NEWPORT HEIGHTS \Valklng distance ro all \\'hen you live ,in thiit s11ac· -======---- hool S h'ld 1ous 2 BR, 1 % BA Condo. r ·, r .r 11 1 " 4 Bedrm, 3 Bafli howana lowson Jrt. ONLY ONE IN TOWN. Each Rcal(OR unit It 4 Bedroom 21.:. baih Delancy Real Estate 64t.7210 $500 DOWN TO ALL U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S sc s. eparate c 1 rens \\'th la 1 r play yard ,~·i rh climbing r~ la~~r poo ~~~a 1~; !rec. Good s:11.e room and ' Y. • , l1K' ~ big bright kitchen $l1,900. dr~pcs, bl_r.1ns, fireplace, c311 64s.7171. pr1v.atc . pa ho, Cll{']osed t;ar· Real Estate, 675·6000 SPECIALIZING IN REALLY N{ATHOMES SO 9UIT JtlADING -CALL US! l.Q THEREAL \"\. E~TATERS 1o ·THEREAL I'.', ESTATERS age. Priced 10 sell at $21.900 \Y\!h assumable loan. 549-0674 '"' "" c ... , "'•~··v 3 Bedrooms FOREVER VIEW '" Corori• Dtl ,' M.,, c.Uforni• ,2625 E ded 1 -=~~~~~~~!!.I l'l!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""'""'~""'!'J!!!""'""'""'""'"I xpan ·$24,500 REPOSSESSIONS rm a "'"""'"' '"'1 horn• b'Mwral 1 G1n1ral" No down to Ve!A on this Sparkllng clean homes, some site high on a hill \n exclu· Six Bedrooms~& A View ---------I charmer in Costa Mesa. Liv-newly painted & carpeted 2 sive Mesa Verde. J"ni just EASTSIDE ilig room & dining room 3,4 &: 5 bdrms. Some with perfect for a 2·story home. have been expanded profes-pools. FliA-VA conv. terms, Come build On me: I'm a OPEN KOUSE sionally -outstanding value from $20,000 to $40,000. Mrgain al $21.9.lO. Call 1999 'I'.USTIN ,\VE. • l'.'On't last. MG-8640 . f'ar-Collins & Watts Inc. 546-2313. SAT, 1·5 1~"°-w_R_ll"~· -----8843 Adnm.~ Ave. 962-5.123 3 bdr. fan1ily room, dining Gen•ral General room, RiJstic stylr. Ne,vllmliiiiijjj;;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;;ijjjiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii - \O 'THEREAL .""\. ESTATERS '-1 r1 •, •.i1,"''r,• Mesa Verde Only 18 1nos. old. Thi11 home is nov" vacfllit and the O\vner is anxious lo i;cll • a beauti- ful split levrJ ho111e c;on1· pletely up graded • formal dining. sep. lam. room \\'ith fireplace -na1ne your term11 but hu rry, Fam11v ReaHon • Mfj.864{), DESPERATE! Out of town ow~r must seJI th!~ 2 story prestige home in prestige area. 4 BR, 2 Bu, \'acant & 11•aitlns;. Pric<'d to ~11 at $32.ooo. COLLINS & WATTS 962-~il.~ £ve, !l62·6~ * R·2 LOT* .1 11 6 Vin Litlr1 675-4.Y.il ,. "'ith appro>.:ima!ely 2,000 ~q $23,950 3 BDRM.+ DEN No down lerms. available. Entry hall, spacious living room, na1ural wood kitcht:n 11. Only 2 yeaf'8 <lid. EnJOI' top income, excellen1 Joca· 1ion. and luxury living. $79,500 with <lnly lo;;, down, CALL 67J-85jQ Anynnt' can purcha.w 1hl!! sharp J BR home, ailbject to existing GI loan. Owner will help finance. Call owner at 540-7823 lo 'T.EAL cabinets, fine quali!y built-e BY Owner: 3 br/2 ba . I'\,.. E;; ERS ins, xtra eating area, dish-form din, fam rm, kit ~ . ' . washer, Xtra bath~. pie· LAST CHANCE bltlns. wJw new shag, 11::~.,;que yard. 540-1720 60, . '''"'·'•r"od ,,, ''''· TARBELL 2955 H bo lot So. of the hwy. 11,2 .. ar r Blocks from Ocean Blvd. \Y/ healed pool. lmmac cond. WATERFRONT charming 2 br hom e. A !Mk f'l-IA & VA $28,250. 54S-S280 DOVER SHORES 10 the future property, \VALK 10 \VeslcliU ,shop'g & 60s100 ll.lt. Pier & sllp lor 40 SG0,000. 312 Orchlrl Oprn all schla. Fenced, pool-sized fl. bo.'ll. Charming 3 BH. 2 Su11(h1y 1-5. ' yard, !n>ell & plenty of BA htlllll'. den, wrt brtr, BOYD REAL TY space' for boat & trlr. 3 br, 8tea1n 1w n1 . Xhll Vl('W. 3629 E. Coal':! Hwy., CdM rlin'g rm, l~lc, l:16~500. F'or Sl\7,!N{I. Xlnt fine 1_1v11.IL 1 --~~6'.'..7.S.:_:59::3::0c____ lagt • p 0 ~sessio n, call Owner. 1'rad~ acctPt(lble. 1 · owncrfbkr now 548-8537 See Catalina Island; Overlook i\.11 of the Wlesa -v·erde Country Oub area. l\t11.giiffiCi'nt formal CliOini.:". tivo brick lireplaces. l\\'O patio~ • pure luxury \.l'ith min imum maintenancr. CALL NO\V & BtJY A \\'IN· NER. Walker & Lee shag carpels. In 1no\'r-ln 11 condilton. Corner Jot "·ith gate lor boat or rra!Jer. $3~.500. Nt'wly listed. Co1nc and see. eau ·MS-2313. BEST ON COAST Sac:rific:e 6S'x209' -with 3 Bed· $2500 down . owner 1-;ojJI c1'r-room and plant for 3 5~1l·19.'Ui or 6l l-468t Separates CONOO~flNIUi\f, 3 er. 21 i BAYSHORES 2 Delightfully rurnl~hed hous-ba, frplc. swimmiog pool , 2043 We1tcliU Drivt ei&-7711 0pe(I 'Iii 9 PJ\f · , EASTSIDE OPEN HOUSE SAJ. 1-5. 3 Mr, fam ily rootn. dining room. Rustic 11yle. New 111'tag CAfl)('l1. ln move-In rondltlon. Corner lot '"ilh fllle for boat or trailer. $34,j()(j, Come and stt', C11JI ~2313. 1-D THE REAL ~ESTATERS Vt!.ry largr :J BR. w/\·le\\'. Pier It tlP&l PLUS room to build 14 luxury 1-tarina Apll. ! Phone for details & TV viewing. WALK TO BEACHES Lnw down G.t . Jn belt Corons del ~tar area: Shorffilfls 3 BR. & din. rm. with lge. "~rn your O\\'l'I" Jot. Sheltered patio. · Open Sat & Sun. l·.S 319 DrUt!A'ood HOME SHOW REAtTORS 3535 Ea.I C....1 Highway Coroo• del Mar ry balance in tmall second more units. $28,500. -'hedO'OOm 2 holh -"'•I· Pete·Barrett·Realty Beaul, waterfront cw;tom es on one lot, separated by pvt patio, Cow1try Club home: 4 or 5 bdrms. w/ private yllrd. South ol tht: VIiia, nr golf c ours e. lge. pool: on 81 It. lot. Fineat highway. Llve Jn one and ~~1500. For appt, call 540- f:d &. filtered pool, buill-in 642·5200 • grtat llX'ation -t.<tkc over '"""""!'!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!! collect rent trtlm the olher. ''"' long water view o( main channel. $293,750. By app'l Just steps lo shopping and • 3 BR. borne by ownu. In low im•.,,sl VA loan • oo $23-,9~5.0 QUallfying neces&&ry -hurry Bill Grundy, Reelfor 1hioi beach. S51,1So. Phone Kood sbape. East-sldt! loc. 833 2 673·8550. nr WestcliU Plaza.' $11,500. Dover Dr., N.B. &I .4620 S48-5848 by appt. on this l)ne! 546-S&JO. Far- row Realtor,. MUST SELL ~fost n:118t)nable home pill~ lr1cOme In Cd~!. P.XC'Clll'nl R-2 loct1rion 1u1d sup<>r 1er1na, ptJS JS IT! Thorou¥hly Im· -STEPS TO BEACH MESA Del Mu 5 BR. 3 BA. ma1:. in & ou1 , 3 BR, 1% 2-Sty, A·fran1e. 3 BR. + r.tany e)(tras. &y Owner. Ba. family nn plus CO\'ered family rm, Corfk'r lot, 546-1701 encJo5'd pa'1o wll h ..,m.,. CAOYnWly00132D.!\flOR·EIA1•rLmT•Y *OPEN SUN, '-5* • OCEAN VIEW • 11b1e \\'in<ln'"~· Alt tarrc1ed. I. lajt!E'full y decorate11. Prldr 6300 \\', cos.~• lfwy., N.B. 325 MARIGOLD lmm11c. 3 BR., by owner or 01vn1•1·jthip. 548-1290 TcrrHlc family llon1e, S11nc. $2.1,900. 642-9816 'OTHE REAL ""\. ESTATERS I ... ,~~~~- WAT ERFRONT DOVER SHORES &OxlOO lot. Pltr & slip ror 40 it. 1>o11. C'hannlnr 3 BR. 2 DA homt>, den, \Yet bat, 111eafn room. Xlnt vitw. Sll7,000. Xlnt fine 11v11.U. °"'Tl('f. Tn.de acct))table. 543-1936 or 644-4684.. Offered 111 $:\2.900 Call 073·85.10 O TllLREAL "\,. ESTATERS '" Larwin Rttlty, Inc. W llff J B d 3 Bdrm~ .• 1,. '"· Lge. 3 eon~t. l ha. 2100 sq ft. Nr 21562 J~rookhul'Jl r, Hnrgn Bch ••le • room klteh. w/e1tlng a1-e11i. CArp. So. COll.~t 1'1111~. ~~ ~" loan. 5'46.5411 anytim• _1_44.:.•900_c·_0_•_"..-"''-M_Z_·204_9_ I "-drapes, 11 ... Dlks, to ot"CAn S.12.~. 546-5j86 " 1 _.:..;:.::.:.;...::;::,!,;.:::;::,._ I Owner' tnxlous. ' ~fESA Verde by O\Yntr 3 BR. DAILY Pll..01" klr action! f"aat results 1"" just a phone MORGAN REALTY fam rm, 2 BA. patio. 1\-..n Call 642--3678 lt.SaVfl! ct.II away· '42-$71 67U642 67.W.Ut daily $29,956 j4>~7S "'l"' ~------c.:.:..:.:.:..::c......._...::c:...:.:: ~"--'-..:.;.;..~----· ~ " l I l! I I I l f J -.. • • DAILY PILOT -.... l~f -11.-l~I -.... I ~ I -·-I~ I -·-l~ I -·-I~ l.___~_·!l"__,lfil f ~, .. 'llil • MeM Huntln9ton &.ech OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 4 BR. + HUGE 721 MARGUERITE SWEEPING VIEW Probl.bl.1 tti. ..,, cbl.ncti to FAM. RM. 2 BATH Of foothills from giant, """ • nice. •inal• lan•U> balconied Jeck & Jill home fQr u.nder mooo. 2 Bdrm .. "''"' In· Hving rm. BEACH _ $221900 bdrm, Frplcs. in !Iv. w/lrplc., bath hu tub & rm. &: mstr. suite. aho\\'tr, F.A. heat. R-l Lot , F t f t 1 • Low Bricked patio Owner is rm. Jor cara.ge •Pl 'n'.IJ an iu 1c erms oo. . . one hu ev(rytiiing ~cept do"''" is a.11 you need. i\lod· offering th is immac. d Joy' Y ern thru-out l''locked decor 1.t. b 1e~ er, ng cart • ou \\'&llJ ructi ;,..-ooa pe.~ling 2,000 sq. ft., 2-,;,. a. ~na 1hat Look~ compare OPEN BEA.\i CEILINGS: home for only $38,000, $34.:.ENIC Hugi" BR's. Entertaining JN CL U O ING THE ~ farnUy nn. Buih·ina. Diab-LAND' 1 \\'Uhe.r. hfa1SiYe CO\'ered pa. · · ~ PROPER1TIES ~~Pt 1:;:~ri~06t~.be~vc~~ WHAT A BUY ! '7S.572' E PARK 3 BR. 2 Ba. Ma~ Qtras. CN.·ner, 282 ~ron Dr. $29,950. Lo"· down. 56-J.260. Open Sat £ sun. 9-5. JUst listed • \Von 'l las1. Call (714l 962...»&>. I Olll \I L Ol\O\ "f'lf .•1'1?' EAST SIDE 19131 Brookhurst Ave. C BR. 2 BA, C\'d patio. · Jluntington B:each Carpeting, drape.a, built !JUI I o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;; J This is the lowest pric· ed 3 BR. & family rm., 2'h ba. plan avail. in beaut. University Park. Only $28,500 with good terms available. S BEDROOMS dl1h>A'a1her .. $29.900. s~1c11 • All on one floor. This loan . .....,12. WAUI TO BEACH one is only 3 mos. NEW. COLLEGE Parif -Best Buy. Trans. owner is oUer4 Reduced to $29,950. New @-Z $21 900 ma.inletuUlCE" l ndacp'g . W l • • ing .this spac. home at e. Utt ll1led thlg 1400 sq. · ~ Custom intf'rlor. l Br. 2 Ba, ti. to11.•n homt' only %. m1. below his actual cost for fam rm. Owner 546--0902. to the surf. 3 BR, 2 Ba. huge quick sale -see this FOR gale by owner: 4 bdnn liv rm, fpl, din. Lrg infrml one today! home nr schools &. shp'g, eating al't'a in kitch wlail $28,000. Auumable FHA latest dbc bltin1. Pvt. pati"· k>an •I 5\4 3. U85 Dorwt 2 c:ar closed car. "ron'I la~t Lane, 01. Phone M>-2421 at Thiit priC'e. HURRY! ('j l11l1 ' i 11'ilt!. GREAT BUY I TER"5' ---,-I l"11IJ11r By 0\\-nl'r, S bdrm &. family tm. 944 Cheyenne, 01. 546-<768 COSfA Ml!!U., heated pool, 3-f BR. ad~t to park, walk to &c:hool1, By 0'4-ntt $.15.000. 545-8356 R.EPOSESSJONS • COATS "SINCE 1946" WAL~ •cE 1st \VP.stf'~ Banlt Bldg. -Uruvt'rs1ty Park , REALTORS Doy1 833.()101 'N;9ht1 Open Ev•nlngs e 962-4454 e Huntington BHdl 0ov1 & 01n.n. ...,,.,,. un EUGANT buy, low down. $22~f to MAJESTIC SPANISH $40m. WHl1 Rily. MS-781); MANSION CUSTOM BUILT i'R1-l...l!!Vt>I 4 br 2 ba panelJ. Doctor'• heal.It, decorated 4 ed fam rm, shag ~t bHn BR home. First time on bar, lit' kl!, drpd, et~. GI market. De1igned for in-From double arched entry ttiale. Q\\•nf'r. 54.'>-0973 door/outdoor living with all to adobe red riled roof. 3 tinted cla11 off fam rm to hui;ce Brs. custom draperies. CUSTO.i\f buUt, E-side, 2 Br, B ii · book "·I -• , healed, f!ltt'rtd pool. C.is u t·ln '""' Vl'I &uu en·~ 2 BA. crp111, bltn1, frplc:. • bl • -bl "B · k" d fire rina. E~r-vthing is u.. ,a t'I. 1..nv11 e nc t'· eul-d@-uc, dbl car•ce. By .... ·~ k. " o· b .. graded and qua!Jly! V.\ M c:or 1IC:1•?n. l rea,,.Jast 1,.c°""'='-'-"-";...:.8-_2_.c'9.:.3·~---I dn or Large dn to exis1 Jng bar. Le.vi.sh smoked glas• 3 BR on estate 1lae ocea11 S" VA loen. Priced Jow at tlecor °"ver r ich wonn'>'·ood view lot, $24,950. Owner. $43 000 A 1 pallt'lling, Spanl1h Jogburn· ,1040 Llndrn Pl, C~I. 00-1122 ' · must 0 Ht'! lng fireplace, Only l~ yn. 3 BR, e-6ide C.M. Close to I' old. Cu1~om bullt. Cenlr•I !park, achool1 ' ahoppina; beach al't'a. E·Z trrm1. ttnler, fll,500. 646-2051 9'2"'4471 ( =.) S4M10J J\1Ult lee to believe. BE l;:--:-;;-:-;--;------:1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 FIRST? Call (714) 962--S.\Sa. ~•rwi Point .. POOL SIZE PARADISE $AVE $2(0)., a re.al f•mily I OHi.\ I L OL\O\ '" R£1fl 7 Qli 5 home w/ocean v1t'Y.', dbl dr Surrounds this l;)'x32' pool tile entry. 4 br ' fam rm. 2 y,·ith lots of deckina: + 4 ~rt old, klw t&Xf'I. 10',.. dn, 8R, 1 Ba home >A'/fircpt, pool 1iU! lot, 1paC'e for trlr crpts, drJ)lt, bit.ins, new .19131 Brookhura:t Ave. "°" 13· VIII C9.J..l-113 paint inlkfe. Close to ShoPfi __ 1~nllnli?1on. Bearh _ or t, J,,,,.,.,., . El Toro & t>rac:h. $27.900. All lerms. BREATHE EASY Call 1147-1221 Elec1ronic111ly air-clront'(J SEYMOUR: REAL TY tic111ury. Sol Vl81;i·1 finest L•k• Forest-By Own•r 17141 Beach Blvd .. Hrgn Bell single atory 4 bedrm, 2 5 hr, 3 ba, pool. many ex· Open 'Iii 9 PM bath. Idea] ror asthmalic:s 1.:: .. '.!':!"c."=:::'·:::""°'.:'.:_· .:83::7;:..,:1'.!'--l!!!!!"l~~~~~'!'!:""•I or allerg1e1. AU cuslom floor East Bluff PRESTIGE AREA &. window coverlng1, mini 1;;;:;:;;;;=;;:;;;:;;;:;==;1 CLOSE TO 'I11E OCEAN care yards with wprlnklt>n:. I• PlctUre your family in th!& F'irrt time ottered and only WE CAN PROMISE 1r1. graclou. lam rm w/fi' '"·"""· Ali l•rm• '"'H to ceiling fittpl. 3 BR, 2 Ba L•rwin Rt•lty, Inc. You A Ros.E GARDEN w/Roman tub, .... ,, rm, 544-5411 •nyHme beaut 11'1 end. patio. 3--c CLOSE TO BEACH Dt'll1hllul 1·1ty. adult hOmf'. 11\e ' twn'1 tooth -Angellt1 Plan'". Sumpliou1 rmtr. !.Uitf' plus iUt'l! rm. Ir bath. Exquisitely .:i.ppoillted ,..·i1h oou11tleu quality Jeature1. Choice t'Ol'l'lt'r k>c., 1ttps 10 adu.I; pool a.n!:a, Driv. patio In full bloom. "'e 1uuc1t you c:l.11 today. E.xclus1vely 1.ri:n • c-f~ gar., boa_t gate & profr11. 1-story Southport home. 3 br, ld~. Like new, see to ap. -4th br or dt'n, 2 ba, fam rm. prieciatf'. Custom feature1 incl bllns COLLINS & WATTS shf'lver. bar, p1nrlled ~ Eve 962.6889 garaar. pRt i o, elc. Cul--Oe-11ac. Mus-t see to ap. EXECUTIVE HOME prec:iale. Good rern1s. A.1k· Jn xlnt area. 4 BR, big ram-ing $35,500. 0J)t'n Sun. ily nn ""/rf'trigerated "'et O\l•ner. 968-1616 bar, beam ~iling, firepl, 4 BR. 3.car gar., r ormal dln- w/v.· crpl1 &i: dl'J)I, fonnal Ing, utility & fam ily rm din area. l'Ul-<ie-u.c 1tret:: w/h'plc, 2'1 ba, 2400 ft, pl.us a uniqut' KEY ahaped sprinklers. Owner, 842-2167 2l'1e40'. $34.000. No dn GI, H I H bo U) dn ntA. Call 847-1221. unt ngton •r ur SEYMOUR REAL TY o-n House Sun JTI41 Beacti Blvd., Hlgn Bch r-• °"'" 'Iii 9 PM 12 • 5 2414 Vista Del Oro AIRLINE PILCYr TRA..~S-Waterfront & Dock N•v.·pon Be11ch 644-1133 fo"ERREO. Beau1iru1, new l"""'""'"""'""""'""'""'""'""I 3.000 sq. It., tri level. 4 bd-L.A. Widow v.·ant1 to buy t1N:. 3 baU1s, dining rm. dlreci from <1wner ~mall 1 eanhtn k!t~n. J8'x+ 30' level Eul Bluff Home. Mrs. bonus r1n, 3 car garage. James 613-5076 lari;c-e p0ol slzl'd fen~ Fount•ln V•ll•~ yard. luah ghag carpel, custom drapes. As 1 u m e • OWNER 111.rge VA loan. S39.9:i!l. Modl'l homr perrl'ct 011 Ad· mlral1y 11\Jt nd. 330'i Bounty Circle • 3 bdr I< huge p11tlo, all enjoylna: m11.i,:nificent sunset \<if'w, CAil 6-J&ilil. 10THERf.AL \"'-t.STATERS uY Owner. 987-3357. Four Seuon. home, i\ttdi-l.;-..;o....,.,."'"""'-"'1-~~~~~~~~~ te.rrant&.n 1 '101')', 4 hr, 2 e TIBURON CON~O e *WATERFRONT - l BR. 3 ba, sunken liv nn. w/mas-2 BR. f1m nn, fml din, up-BA, 1'-el bar, 40' dock. rive afllUlar frplc, fO'hn. rrd 1hag crpt<1 thru.. All elec $83,000. 0-'Mt 846-145-i illn. nn. guden kit, fam rm kit. a/cond. Like nu. Bnut Irvine ' . ' w/Y:et bar, plWJh crpta 6 cov pat, 2 c pr w/etec1.,;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;; dr'J>t. Assume 5~'lo FlfA, opnr. VA I FHA term!.11 J.12.000. BM2 Canary, FV. 847-8;;il7/96.4-117K/96M377. TURTLE ROCK 962-0719 m All t~ extra1 are hert": In ' J ff,!. 'ii lhis 3 bdrm., '.l !>8th hon1C'. T r•!'1sferred to Guem I ~ '1t!:i 1 ~. family r1n. '''/\·11ulte-ct .....:. '•........ lllolM Ct'il., ~11.utifully draf)('d & S•ys, "Sell11 $2500 On. lnrlsepd. & you Oll'n lht- O•,\'ner'i \Mi yoor gv.ln 011 Open HouS• Sun. i-4 lune!! $42,::.00. Q\vner hu.~ thlis ft ·,~ loian ' Lovely 4 l..o\·tly 3 br &. fain rm, 2 b11 bNn 11·an1lt'rl'f'd. BR! 3 BA! 2 pool1~ 2 club-l? Shorecre1t "'Ci t. 1.ttt pa . e· ed h·11 bsH! Ow h81 to go 1111 prof lndstpd It. deroral · . . r I HAFFDAL REAL TY ed . On cul-df"MC, Jmn1ac. ' • 842-44(15 • Low down pymnt or a11utne 1,..,.,......,,.."'!'...,""'~l 5'11.~ Joan. $33,500, 9872 Sil· NO Yard work. Wcloui S vn Strand Dr. H.B. 84G-0973 Univ. Plll'k Center, Irvine Call Anytime 833--0820 lrvlM OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1·5 PM 11131 SAGINAW The ONLY Z.stl .. 3 cer gar. home avai • in Tur· t1e Rock Broadmoor. The reaJistic price tag on this desirable ho1ne INCLUDES THE LAND! Lagun• h1dl Mt11 V1rM Newpert Heltht1 _._ ______ I THE • BR + J'amlly. I BA. lmmedl•I• s .. 11,,. Cu111om decor thrl.lout, 2 For your boa!, traOt-r • pool BIG ONE fflllC', dln rm, .U elec k11. table. Bcit N•wpott JltlghU llt're'1 a SPACIOUS 5 BO· Electronic •lr tiltu. $48,000. loc., f Bdrmt .. 3 batha plu1 RM. bomt'; Joca1e.d on P<>OL 1 ...;°"""'--..:.r..;.·..:...,._"-"'-----· I pl1,1raom. 9 ytan new. Try SIZE I.OT, "'/an OCEAN N•wport S..ch u.l.508. VIE\V, Detailed 2 story Unlv•ralty Rt•lty •"hll«IW> in '°"~mpar-3 IR & DEN 3001 E. Cot. Hwy. 073-6'!0 •ry !ann itylt' de.1lgn, WI Near Cliff Dr. Custom home XTRA l1e, oce-.n view, 4 BR. E x T E RI 0 R or RED only 6 yn oJd. 3 bdrm1 " 4 ha, bar. flplt', 3Cnl 8q ft + BRICK, WOOD. STUCCO il den, 2 tull batN, kh bhns. DI bonus, $52,500. 241 LI WE AT HERE D \VOOD tlo Db Jol!l, f13..1672, MS-Sln SHAKE R001'~LlNE!, ' pa . I. rar. on a.tlty, A Approx. 2100 SQ. Jo'T. FLOOR good buy at S34.SOO. S•nt• Ana Condominiums for Mia 1'0 Re•I Est•t• Exch•nte 112 SOMETH IMG OLD -\\'ANT, clrar, 2 br, 1 b& \l.tlf, SOMETH ING NEW dbl •·de moble hotnt. Adult 2 and 3 Btdroom eondo'a, In pk. Jla\'e poodle. Have nu Beach Area, all rtady far Cltnl bit, 3 br. 2 ba, r .A., c l d, blt·inl, paved rwar yd, you 10 move In, Clwaper ltt dble car. 11L\. •ppr. 11 1h.1.n renting and more tun '"'I ll •~ ~ $31.~. \yu U ....,,.....,, too. Priced from $17.950. Aliume $14,000 at $lll per Tllke o\·er low interest exist. mo. c.M. or H .. 8 area only. ing ntA loam or try rHA No bkn. 1192 Kenwood Pl., 221 program "ilh '100. dn. C'-t. 842-0267 plua coet1. 1 ',"'s=n.=-2="'e"A.-.,-w-,hU°"'1-.-.:c,=r 1 L•rwln Re•lty, Inc. relrlpntlon (4 ton), ht&ttd 2W62 Brook:hunt, Hntan Bcb pool, turnlihed 1 blk Palm 546-5411 •n)'tfm. Sptlncs Sboppinc Ctntl'lr. Dupl•x•1/Unlt1 ss.;,cn>. for Lla:una, Cdl\1, tlle 162 Nt'WP'Jrt a.n!:I. 0 w n er 61",.-0671. 19371 SIERRA CHULA A VIEW & THE LAND are included in the price of this VERY SPECIAL Turtle Roclt Broadmoor •2 plan. ~I.A. Owner now wants to sell his 1 yr. old home to return to school for his M.D. Be sure to see this exquis· itely decorated 4 bdrm. & fam. rm. bo1ne. PLAN, l•llu"" dbl door 4 BR, Z IA. 1-------- entry hall w/floor or Del N~"'JlOrt HPlght1 atta or 3 Br • F'arnlly Room, Pl90 tile It. w/w carpetlni Costa Mesa. 4 bdrms, 2 covered patio, Take O\'f'r thni-<Jut. Centu hall w I bath a. on nice quiet 1b'et'1. 5~ % GI. Payments Sl.53 POWDER R~I. oPl!lll to Large R·2 lot v.·/alley. Ask· per mo. Beil S. A. klca.Uon. John lnt.,;.n ~ A 11 0 c:. CHAR).tlNG Duplex. E/1lde., uniqllf' !iv. nn., W/HJGH lng S29.WJ. P.take offer. ,,..,,, ~470 "'f -~ XI 1 nd ''' ll R•al E1t•t• Wanted 114 1 VAULTED CEJUNGs or 4 BR BAYCREST -~=~-==~~~ ~ · -·~· " "' · ' " 1 ~ ca-d f-. By owner . OPE:-1 BEA:\15 il RESA""N TAKE O\'f'r CJ 6~t . 2l.5w M~lMll ... * CASH BUYER * i \VOOD. RED BRJCK FlRE-Chl'l'lf'r going east, m\1$t sell f/pr\c:e. 3 Br, I'~ ba., rorner --------- PL.ACE from floor 10 <:eil· nicl!! Ba)'crest area 4 bdmu, lot. Frple, bltns & new Income Pr~rty 16' ing. FORMAL Dl~INC R:\f. tamily rm. <tining rm. 2 carpet. John lrn·ln l Auoc. -----.,..--- Complt'tf'ly modt'm kilchen batn.., Priced low at S39•900. 636-4470 IUILDERS Don't Hat your home. sell it to u1 . \VI ALL TIIE BLT-IN F'EA· CAL L (!) ''''1414 SHARP ~~~~3~Br-.-bl~..,-.~.,,~,-c. ATTENTION TURES, OPE~S TO SPAC 9 .. ,... crpts/dl'Jl&. Allume low. 6% Lot • '6,000 • room for 4 Sa\'t time, aave money. immfd. firm otter. Broker * CASH BUYER * llU.7377 " 541)..5336 18962 ANTIOCH T h i s one a I so IN· CLUDES THE LAND. 4 Bdrms. & !am~ rm. plus din. rm. Choice corner Joe. Absolutely immac. Price just re- duced to $43,950! JOUS rA:'-f. R.\1. 'VI AN R EA LTY . Cl. IW a mo. John Irwlh • unit& Dupltx • $28,SOO • t\\'O OCEAN VIE\Y. Lge. Mstr, N••t Nt•••rl Po1 1 Offltt Auoc. 636-4470 bdr. Total $34,500-Clll now! :r:~,:~~e;'~!~~~t~0ba21~j A STONE'S THROW-XLNT c:ond 3 br, 2 be. borne. Be aure. io.cbfcll: thia one! liilO!'Y, "rlth 3 BDRl\18. & TO THE BACK BAY Sm down or li ke mobilt' Call 6f6..7171. \V A;'\'TED to lease or option to buy: Wt&tcllll, Baycrest ot Lido; 3 BR. formal dln'g rm, lge kitc:hfn, d!n or family rm. appl"OX 2j()O 5CJ tt. (Or rtnt $400) Print:lpals only. 71 3/lll-9435 BAnf '''ITH DBL. PUl,1..-$24,950 PRICE home. Open SUn. '4i.4610 O TllL RLAJ. "'-ES'l'ATEl<S hlANS. The home ha• br>en 3 bedrooms, separate huae San Cl•m•nt• r.nted for 1t-ve.ra1 years. & ra.mily Room, 2 btautitUl NEEDS DECORATING. baths. Polished hard"'OOd 'I' ARD \\'ORK &. A FEW lloon1. To>A·ering shad! ASSOCIATES Lorraine ~evens John Pec~m Eloise AtcQuown REPAIRS. Oflered "as i1" 1r1!t'S, .IUM'OUnd lhls 150 ft. fot farm-•iud lot. Cov'1 ap. $38,9SO FULL PRICE praised and appro\'@d. Not f11'1pc>rtant: ean only bC' O!K' thin dime for Vers. Rhown het11o·ttn tM' houri or Don't drac your !t'et. CALL Toni Escobar Katie Longfello"' Ed Peterson ~~: ' 0 ''"' c.u "' '0 r Walker & Lee MISSION REAL TY 7790 Harbor Blvd. ~t Adami 985 So. t.oast H11o·y., Lazuna ~Open 'tit 9 PM Loaun• Be•ch Phone 17141 4"'0n1 1-=D=ov=E=R""s=H=oR"'E=s- • MOUNTAIN GOATS • EMERALD IAY \\'alk to beach lrom this 2 Fl'f'1hly remade.led, 5 bdrm. VIEW HOME SR. Architect'1 home home. Everything new. Din· 11.'fsuperh ooastHne views, ing rm .. family rm .. inl'lf'r O\'erlooking the Emerald pltio: plea1tn1 decor. Level Terrace art' a. Crea t lot. 4 $89,500. privacy, Jiltle. u P ke e P. Turner A1soci•t•1 142,500 llOj N. Coa~t H·.v)·., Lairun.i. • 3 CO:\t:\IERCIAL U:-llTS 494-1177 Anytlm• • Jn busy shopping eenttt, EMERALD BAY Anaheim. S8100 Gro11, & MONARCH BAY terms. $60,000 0\.,.'NER I BUILDER'S 011o•n RARE BLOC. SITE cu1tom duign view home.s For 6 units, down Io \l' n "'!th pool. Take )'Ollr pick LagUna. White water view. a! Je11 than COl!t of repro- $5o0,000 duction, 189.SOO. 497-15.17, * OCEANFRONT VJE'\V * 499-2974. \Vilh .1teps to priv. beach L•nun• Hiiis from thia 2 BR. 2 Ba. home • w/pant'led inter. Lovely 3 BR. 3 BA. 2 1tory. Jae lot, tropical atrium oft din. tully lndscpd, Ire P8tiot. For S•le By Own.r Dover Shores view, 4. bt'd· room 3 balh home + fatn· ily room "'1th sunllPn wet bar. l hrtplacff. formal dining r o o 1n, Bt'parale llrt'aktut room. Valentine bUUt, 2 years old, 3200 sq, ft. l car garaar. $89,30!!. 548-1455 A GEM $9arklinc Westdiff homt. 3 Bdnnl. Ir .family rm. w/ hid. &: tilt. pcol. Low mAinL lndscpc. Owner Wanta AC· TION -jugt $47,7~. SEMPLE Whilehouae-Ot'e1n Vlf'w from evtry room. 2-itory 4 bdrm homt'. M.inutt'I from 1<1unicipa.I Golf Co u r 1 e . Npv.·Jy-drrorated. ?ti a r b I e tilt entry, complimented by lush sh•&: epic. Ta.hil· ian--styled yard "'/Open pl BBQ &i: pnuinl!! Ille patio. °"'11er IJ'aru.fe.rred. Below cott at $42,500. 4n.oi26 * SHORECUFFS * Dream totean view,% mi. to mkt. ~ mi. to beach. t br, 2 ha, bllini, new cpl thru· out, lazy man's yd, Come &i: 1ee at 27~ Via Vl1!ou.. Open Hou~ Sa! &: Sun 10 am to 4 pm, or call 492-4187. S•n Ju•n Capistrano F'OR Sale. by Ch\'Mr. IO.unit court on 1 ac of 11.nd. Zont'd for 3 mol't' untls, Clost in, 11 ~TS old. Cpts, drpz. II i1paciou1 2 Br lists I< 2 v.•/ 3 Br. 2 Ba '•. All"'/ rncl priv patios It. att car. $155.000. $35,000 dn. Int. $1650/mo.· al\\·a)'s rented. Idell for 1yndic:ation. 673-3690 5 BOR~f. 4 or S ba, Dover Shores area. ?tfu11 be 'A"ell m11.ln1ained. Principles only. Ca.JI M>-3710 oltlct' hn. ·----·-· '""""' I~ 200 E-SIDE do1vnto>A-n CO!ta l\I!1a. NevPr \'acant. 4 units, l turn. + O\l'l'M!r'1 I;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;=;;:;:;;;;;:;;; park-like area. \Valk to TO IUY OR everything. &ams, trplc1 SELL A BUSINESS 1hruout. I n c: om e $690. HOLLAND BUS. SALES S64,j00, lO'i'~ do"·n. Bert ''The Broker with Empathy" ~toll Rlrr. 6-IG-7724 ; e\'es 1n 6 Orange A\'e., C.?al. 557-6'244. Courtesy to Brkn. &l5-4170; 5f0.060S ~· GI Opportunity -Costa \Ve nttd 1ale1 people J\.fesa. 4-plex. Lge rooms.' •-"'!'!!I'!!'!!'!!!!!"'--• BY TNSrD o\l·ne.r 112 yr old lo! 60xl2S. $39.~ or GI ap.1' NiEDEO: 5 bdrm. 3 ba. fam rm, 'fl'/W praiS&I. 962-4219 cpt1, drps, ~;tr stnr, w1hr, .;;,"'"'"'=='=~~-,~·I \VORKING PARTN£1't OR dry r , re Ir Id . Lr a 2 • 4 PLEX, C.M., 3 hr, 2 b&. PVT INVESTOR. Suhltanl· landscaped, Incd yrd i .7xC. 10% dn, .))~ ret. iAJ retwn on money lnvt1I· w/patlo g rm lar boat. SllS,OOl., princ. only, tl) ~. aecured w/oollateral. Ovenized 2 car 1ar. l mi to 49(i..1840. Far more info write P.O. marina il beach. Nr school. PRl?tlE 4-plt x, All 3 br, 2 Box 1819, Santa Ana. A&kil\I SlB,900. 4:93-3292. b&. Jnc $700 mo. No down to COIN Operated Laundromat ---··----·- 1le1I (1tat1o .....,. I~ GI, S62.50J. Nr OCC. 557-6151 on Beach Blvd. Can put HSE ,,.1inc:om.e potential, ~ togelhfr • profitable ve.n- A. RA zcned. Qoee. ln. !Utt for pe~ns "'anting ad· 125.(0). Prine. 646--2105 ditional income in Hun--tinaton Beach. Call 962-899e a~a. S7•1,500 A'sumable GI loan. Jmmac. * BOTANIST'S HAVEN * $36,900. &46-3ll4 Enlf'r your homl!! thl\I plan-R••I Estat• 67S.21Dl Acr•aa• fer a•I• 150 lndu1td1I Pro110rtv 161 *LIQUOR LICENSE* HAVE Orange County on Ale, aen· ere.I. /Old l1sue • food or tlt'd "jungle.," into the Lagun• Niguel St'cluslon of 2 Bdrm .. bath. Ii\'. nn. to deck, overlooking CO:>-IPLETELY private pOOl, \\'8\'el'I breaking on shore. CO\'•l"t'd patio. 5 RR, 1"1 Gueits will Jove pr1\'. qtrs. BA. Valley \'ie11.'. lndscpd. rd " 1· $15,:iOO. Do"·n P • y m f' n I oo "the a:a t'n. J\'. rm., S3.500. \Vill carry 2nd. trpl~.. bdrm. l b a I h, Beautifully redecor. ts=l,000 I ~'..:.9>-~5_77"..,...-----­ ENGLUND REAL ESTATE Lido Isl• 318 Thalia 4!14-8093 Prim• Lltl• Nord * EXCELLENT VIEW * 5 BR, 6 ba. w/dtvator. 52 Of ocee.n & city. J\.llnt cond., 3 Bdrm 2 b h , _ 1. ft. lot. Pier Ir float. $275,000. 5'' ar 5· ""5l'. iv. Tip ef Lido Isl• & tam. nns. w/irplc. Well planned kilc:h ha.s loads of Beaut. 4 BR., S Ba, borne 2 storage & brkf~. bar. ~au· trplca. 56 t!, water frontqe. tifully lndscpd., "'1'/a Jae. Room tor large boat llipa. \'if'w patio are.a. Xlnt ~fys. Price $500,000. 1ic: Hiiis Loe.. S4fi.j00. 8111 Grundy, Rltr. * LARGE * 333 Dovt'r Dr .. NB &U-M!ll Jo.A:\tlLY HO:\tE Outtt•ndlng at $69,9JO lo ~•nfront ne ighborhood. Beautilul 4 bedroom profea- Hss 5 Bdrm1 .. 3 balhs. Huge 1iona.lly d~ra!Pd home.. h\'. rm. w/lrp\ Fonnal din. South patio. Prime. 11.rfft to ing AI'f'!I. Lge. •·eu equip-. sll'fft location. peel kitch. Cenirally locattd Open Sund•y 1-6 rec. room. Ovtr 3.00o i;q , 227 V i•· Orvleto tt. on one level: 1urmunded Perry c tn rr;;..2723 by nice garden &: patio Bryant Wie1! Realtor, NB are&•. A very functional, CHARMING home on choice \l'el! planned home. A!king 90' strttt lo 11rffl WI&. 3 br, S117 •500· 2 ba I: an l!!Spttia.Jly Ip ~:O; ~ patio w/1118.c:e for additional ->ri!I ~ nns .i pool. Ov.·ner 673-71!n ............. >:ioa &0. COIJJ1' H'"°" 90ll™ ~ uo; LIDO Tslt lot -S7'xM', - ---. c.. largest avail on lhP is.land. * 499-28()() * Vi11. Lorca, ~2.500. By 01\'l'tf'r 213144g..29911 2515 E. Coast H"'Y·· CdP.t e ONE e Of" A KIND VU HO~'IE j()OO 1q ft Dover Shores Contemp. Spenish design 4 Bk + maid's. 4~ ba Spaciou.~ golll'me.1 kitchen Antique doors • fountain atrium. 4·car gar .. Tenn1. $178,000 ** 548--7249 PRIVATE ROAD lmmac. 3 BR, den, din. rm. 3 bath borne on lge, feoc:ed lot. Lifht airy room1, rnanl· cured lawns Ir ~aut. pr· den1: dbl. lataae. .l: shop. A&loc. pooJ Ii: puttina (t'ffn, Be1t buy In arta. $64,SlO. C&ll 642-4620 for app't. Biii Grundy, R••lt•r BALBOA COVES WATERFRONT TransferTtd • M1111 tell! Prime loc. 3 BR. 2 ba. alngle. atory. Newly dtcor. fenced yd. 30 It. boat llip. f75,SOO Bill Grundy, R••ltor 833 Dover Dr., N .B. &U-4820 *WA TIRFRONT* Older duplex 2 BR. eaC'h PIER Ir. FLOAT $>2.000 WALKER REALTY 67S.5200 BAYSHORES 1'~AU..SROOK • Prime 42 ac:. all or part. ?t1ajor In· tervction h>A'Y 76 & ~l11~1ion lnrl. Galeway to FRllbrook VillR&e iii: San Luis Rey Do10o·n1. Commandthg vie"'·~. Jmmf'd adj lo SRn Luis fuoy Golf Courw. Develop or in· vest ln lhe. future. Choice te.rms. Min rlo11o•n $50,COO. Write. The Bl1ckburn Co., 11123 We.1tcllH Dr, N.B. M6--0231 , fi46..6300 eves. 8 Acres LagU.na Beach. Un· improved mounl1inou1 prop. erty In area ot expenalve hill1kle hom~s with ocea.n view. $7900/ac. llUbm\t your ttrrns. For furthtt inform&· tion, please call R.E. }(ll(L1I: \l'ilh E~kh•ff & A110C ., Inc. 541-2621, e\'es/1'"knd1 538.943j NE\Y Ol!lce !uiidinJ: cockta.il1} "Prlc:«I to •Iii" \\'/$100 K equlry, "'inston, rollect 2l3/272-U49. S27K Ni t Income LAUNDRY. fluff 'N Fold. WANT l>.000. Lo•g l•ut. Term•. F"REE It. CLEAR SuHP. coupll', Old e1I., old l ndu1trial Bid '&: cuslomen, old mac:hlne1 ~ or IAt (1 •c) 1\'e're old, too. M~ "'.R. DuBoi!:: 54.>TI66 BEACH 1tand 4 Food lo IO· Lot• for Sale 170 HIGH Bt'tr. plu1 rental&. Fuf I month optr11.Hon. 675.2650 Mon1y t• Lo.n 240 IN MESA VERDE rmavocyunu1wbom""' 1st TD Loan an a quiet c:ul-de-u.c: 1treeL F'rorn my le\'el buildln1 6% 'it. INTEREST .. •• Oigh ., • hill. I can I 2nd TD Loan ~ fut' golf course •nd the I Hrht1 of the city. C., me Termi bued 011 equity stand oo me ~ He tor 642•2171 S4s.o6ll )'Ollf'!flL $21.~. C • 11 Servi H bor 21 MG-2n3 "' u atta yn.. · Sattler Mort1•1• Ce. 'O THE RE:l\J, '" E~;'f'i\TLRS 336 E. 11th Strffi OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 2-4 908 LA Ml RAC>A FOR &ale or re.nt 3 bdrm, ~ator'• drttm ~·/priv. DAl\'A Point. SO'xl20' rom- ron\'f'rtib!e den, fr P I . , be•ch, 3 BR, 2 BA, entry merclaJ Jot 1 block Imm blt-in1, 164.500 or $430 rno. hall, form dng rm. Loll of Pllcltic Co111 HJ1hway. ye.11.r lrasP. 67~ panelling A lhunera. sna.6 $25.000. Term1. For further 260 On 2 lo!s at Cortei & l...a.:'lf ir· ada, surrounded by tall shadt trees. C>ct'an l'ie\l', au on levrl. $panish archittt- 1utt • curved arches, doublt Pntry doon:. higtt beam•d ceillng1. wood It. Y.'?'OUght iron thruout. Bright, rnode.rn built·in kitl'hen. 3 Bed· room!I', 2 bath!I. Double 11:11.· ras:t• REDUCED • $44,900, M•a• dtl Mar crpt A 2 patios. 2516 Vilt.a 1nfonnaoon. please call R.E. Dr. W-1883 Knox with BEAUTlnJL 2i,, at' re Outst•nding Loc•tlon CORONADO bo l BR. Eckhoff & As1H., Inc. mobile home 1ite1. Tree1 Ii: SO ONE can top our priee1- CASH in 24 hn:. for your Trust Dttd1. TRUST DEED Cl:NTER. Jn{'. 1323 N. Broadway, S.A. 543-llll anytlme. .A-Olan REAL ESTATE )190 Glenrn.•yre S1. 49~·9473 ;,~!h)3!6 --RITA MYERS-- ha~ c:ha11ged locations! F'ormely "'ith Vic Stuart ReRI E11a1e, NO\V a Real1or at Sa.ndca1tle Real Est•te, 1796 S, Coast Hwy, l.qut'll Beach. 494-80'25, Stt her tor )"Ollr Real F..atate needs! EMERALD BAY LOT t br, 2 ha, Jr• kltc:ht'n/dln'( '"'1 ' ' 541-~. evn/wkncb .531.~J.S vil'w. $5950. 2 hr5 L.A. Family nn, P l1lh lhai Ter~. call owner. 213/ Area, h'plc:, bride pa.Ho, carpet thrOUghouL Loll of I '!'• .. l!!ll!!B,.,..••• 67'1933 1.Tl"es, comer house "'/1\de other extras. I rn med C•mmry "'--'-~=-'-="-~o----,,~ ya.rd for boat or trailer. 2 poutttion, $32.500. 137-9500 ·~L_•_l•_,l_C_ry"'pt'-1---1-56_ Out of State Prop. 171 minutes lo major •hol>'c or W.-2808 -~ hool 2 ADJ, loll, Pacific center, "'"'ways, 1c 1, TO"'NHOUSE, ca.tttrff Jiv· ., ,,_ p •, k "I uw. Memorial, N.B. $500. v1 ... """ ... · .., ,.-.. ing Park L i d o . No * MQ-31!64 * 5"16·3086, leasehold, 3 BR, 2 ha, 3 ~==~~~~--,~ I BURIAL 1ltt'. Pacific View '1 Br. 2 ba, many cu1tom garages, xlras -pool, ·Memortal Park. Privai. leaturr~. $31.;JJO. As1ume Sll.n. Chl·ner 644-2250 pty. 4!M-3921 e.vea . ~? ... jfl~'"· Prin, 0 n I y. "1~1A~rui=o~R~,~.,~E~ll~' ~H~O~,~,~E-. ~,c =~d-0--0-1 "'1,_----- Br. l ba, J-c:ar gar., r on om n ums 1'0 M••• Ve rde Spacious him nn, \Vet bar, for a•lt 2 frplc:'s, f ormal din'g r m. -A"""R"'T'i's"T"'S:-::&-P""'H°'o"'T°'O,... 4 LCE br. 2 ba, lam rm, Reduced ro $49,900 644·2127 FANS lovely drp1 I< B igelw' 1hag 3 BR. 2 ba home on 11, lot~ crpt thruout. Slate enll')'. an Udo Island. SorKlrc:k. Xlnt cond. 1 p.lioa, beaut landscaped euy-rare y11nl . room to build, S62.0GO. ~!any lge tree1. Qulel cul· ~'c-'c.c""'71"'"=· ==_,.--.,,.,,-dwac ltrfft. Prim m:luced • \VESI'CLIFF, Sunny 3 Br, • Owner tramremd. $37,000. 2 ba., c:ustom patio, 11'1 yard. 1701 Oahu Pl. ~1~ Muat sell. S«JtXI. Oittn in- 5':4 a.etts "1th 11\'tr fron1- a1f' a.dj1.Ct"nt 10 hichway 101 ln Soutbe.rn Ottion near Ca.lifornlA border. Prime 13.nd rtady for development. ~.000 F'le.xiblt' terms. For funhe~ information. please ca.II R.E. Knox "'ith &ckhoff & Assoc., Inc. l41 -2G21, cve•/'-·kr'lds 5..tS·94.1S Ranch••, F•rmt, GNVH llO ------ I~ Hous•s FurnlshN 300 RENTAL FINDERS Fr•• Tt L•n411rd1 645-0111 a:! ACRES pl'()duclnc Oranp 411W.lt ... Coate ,._. Grow in atvtt.ldt at Van I ~~§,~,:;;=.::;:::.::;~! Burtn A Clt'Vtluxt Good $1i,s...Util Prl. Com.pl f'W'n J Br 1lto: far tn.lltr pk or sub-dose to ahop'1f, divllkm. On main hwy to - Br. lownbou.&e. Prote..ion.l;,;;;,1rFP'EER'if". i1,iit:-S:$1iiaoD..>monol.1u.;i<;l!8!!EA""\11'~!! .. !!w"'"s"'r"'o"'•"'•"'m"'"o"'or I.Uy .~. in1idf. • out. 2 Oo;er k>l.n, O\\'ner anxSoui, homt in Turli• Rock nr Landsetped patios, v~ pvt owr)ooks psrlc. Apnl uk park 1\'fpool-1 ' tennis fr/pleuant vi.w Ii: pool. for D\a.n1 . Days 9'2.-6566 courts. View. 4 br, 3 ba, $11.5(1). John INin i Assoc. Evn 962-tlOll dln'e rm. By owner. $.16-4470 4 BR, 1% ba, Crpts, drps, 8.t'\-:zfi94 }'111('~! ,, largt11 W\\' lot • ., ~ 1 Lo ,_ 3 Jo"rplc, $29,900. 197-1489 ,1~ .. ~~=o~RY~---~,.~h--·> 1127 Emerald Bay NEW Spanbh Duplu. 3 BR, I ,..v1,,'_,"':;·:c",,'::o-20t~9;-,-.,,,-,-~ 2 BA. 2 BR, 2 8.A. Corner EASTBLUF'F Lusk home, 5 lot. Private. Cptl, drp1. hr, 3 ha, tam rm. 200) 8q ft, t'enced yard. I blk to 2 trp.lc'•. SM.IXXI. ()pm Sun 1tore1. Prlncl~l1 o n I Y . J~. %230 An.Ila St. 64.t..1102 il lezzaninp ~1)1e. mu~r bed. rm 1~ilh drt1sing rm I dbl closets;, and "4 bath llP.. 1tail'I. Studio den v.1th dbl dOHta, Ml bl.th & xtra nn tor •toran down1taJn, dark rm. or xtr• alttpinl apace. Special O\\'ner tlnanc. inc. Try $1500. dn, no poinl1, no seconds, no qul}ity!nf, •I'd only $23,500 . ~farch fltld. .wr11e Ou. S130-Util pd. t.rr. Bach ln Martln, S10 Ne, Main SI. ~na. Tri P81kt-very rricc. ruvenide.. s~1 BLUE BEACON ~ ar eaa. w u<.1"''"· 15272 Nettlna;ham Ln ....,,, co"'"' ome. 8 111 Grundy, Rltr. br, lam rm, 2 bl. Ntar ' Cround to roof li?l111inlr!. 2 333 Dovf'r Or.: ~·pi Bfach oce1n. !)12..4982 OEST Bu,y In Huntiniton p:lllM + 11rlum, 4 hr, 211: 642-4620 H•rbour. $-19,TOO. John bn, l1tt f11 n1 nn, U"'li? rm, 1-..,-=-.~:--,- Huntlneten Be•c.h lrvlrwi '-Ao;~. 6.1fi...4470 lor1n"I 1.Hn'i rm. $40.7!>0. * M•ie.ik""View * .. By OWN ER ISUPER Sharp 4-fdt-x, 11.8. lll--1:1J7 Ho1nc \l'ilh &pa{'ioUt; qualil· TIIHTLE H 11 2 ti 3 i.£. ('(Jnh·nlp. • ~ltd1!1, 11ylc Plldfic $11.nda 3 br, 2 bo.. $10,!ICO tl0\\'11. John lr\\'ln A • Q(" -~ty, 4 r, Ir, n11111 rond. Sl9.500. -tJ d-pr \\'/boar Ali.-ic. 636-447o b.1. many 11:!ra~. Vlt"'· PLACE REALTY ~... • • ... -. S-47 j(XI Ownrr 833-20S1' ..._,. Cbrntt Jof. \\'P ll Ind· 6<;1. FJlA • 3 br, 1 ha, pallO, . . """" So C II LB ".... ,......, , Oll!llt wy., .• M.'lld. ~·d pe.llo. e..:1ra1: l'W'W crpt'e, lrpJc, comp! HOUSE lluntine' Watch the * 494--9704 * Barp.ln ,23,900. Eves I lndK1)d. Vtl')' clein. BY OPEN' JfOUSE: Column. .trncls U&-rdJO. owntr $2!.~. 894-lS!l.1 \\'r1l help you 1ellf 6U-S671 S4~.!M. ~-7787 ht' fort: 9: 30 A:'-1 or artet 9 P~f 3 BR, 2~1 ha, Po o I . A11umablt' 51,r;;., con~ider e EARLY A.'fERTCAN e unJ1 fl"ade. $1.1.500. 54S-0355 lmmac l Bit, 2 ba Ir f1m rm, Stalfll'd piinrlling /; J[ARBOR ltlGHLANDS 14'11,ltpAJ)('r. 2 lac uMd hrlck 4 hr, 3 ha, 5\.4 FJ{A 0 S39.950 O•"nPr ~2063 frple'1. nr, S3l,900 . MS-2800 ntE' "'iellow ~a·• of IT'S A 'br'tae • ..a•ll your clu1llttd. • , DtJly ~ 11 o I lttms with tlN. UM D1tbt Sf:rvlc:t Dlrectoty. Chtt.k U Pilot ClusWtd. '4J...!f78 for the stni~ )<)\I ~~· L•rwln R•alty, Inc. 1362 Brookhurst. Hntcn Bdl 54t..541 I •nytlm• QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD RHI 1!11•1• * 64S.0111 * E xdt•n.. 112 e DOUJ10USE • J Br. Xlnl ----------j E·,irlt lor. S90. TR.ADE S~.SOO Ch 8 It" I Al.A Re.ri!al1 e M>-3900 mcrtr•re for d"·n. p.y. on -~ -=,-.,-·I bch. house or 'bc:h prop. \\IA.Ui: to Bl'ach • Prlv. nice, prele.rrtd. Pa.)'11 SJ30 mo • Pet ok. Ulll pd. SI05. 1912 S600 mo. f u 11 y ALA Rt-nlal• e 641>-3900 I u •ran It d pvt. pry. SlJi\lrilER Ar )'rl)'. rentaJ1: 213 8S9-7413 ev•. finer ho met In bNch aft a. e PVT pty hAI 8 &-luxt in. Bill Gnu\dy Rltr. 84}...46)) ccme unt111 In L.A. An:doua b&ilY Pilot Want ill havt to Jrtidt 1lP· m..3331 bup.ln1 piorJ • • I ' _,.._ )~ [ _,.._ _,.._ )~ [ ---)~ [_ .. _I!!) [ ....... ""'"""' ll!l11-1"-l[t] ... ,,-,.,~'·"' [!][ Apon_ .. _ 300 liHiiouiiMii•iiUiiniifiiumiiii. mii3051i9 ~----;;;;,;;; '6t A Unfu 3&5 / ,Ap.;;;;tiiiiU;;lm;;;;;;;;;365;;,,Ap;;t ;U;;lu;.n __ ~JltS!!a/ 1,Ho,....,u,.. ... __ F.,.ur_n_l,_hed __ ..;.. "-IL--p • 1 HouMI Unfum. 305 HOWH Unfum. '°5 Aftt1, "um.· '61 Aph. furn. 1·. m. ~ • n urn. • n r • Bi1lbN lsl•nd ~ -enmsu • Huntlneten ••ch Univ1ra tty Patlc C11ta Miu J.•tuna Beath Codt M.u, N•wport a..ch Newport Beach OCEANFRONT • jus1 built 2 i--==;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:;; \VJNTER ttntal 3 br, trplc , I bt BRANO ntw nev•r lived tn 3 * SUNNY * NE\V dtttlr, S, U.1., baeh . ~ 2"!'7t31o, S300 ptr mo. 12131 :~~~~~ 2 er i..mOC::. BR, 2 BA, .,,.lw 1hq, rust. 4 BR. 2~ tie.th, ···••· ml * AC:ltl$ * Sl40 inc utll. Rd81Po;~~ lkck, 7J,-,, drapt1, dah111lr, bltnl, ltnc-'BR. with 1a"'"3 room •• Metfl.Apt1. 1r -ocen -vu, quiPr. u,..e wt Huntington Beach :-"°· sundedl:, d • h wd ~ r , ed. S250. 968-2334, alt 3 TUrt1t Roct .......... Im Studio A 1 B~s rtJs only. 499-2174 * Spanish Elegam:e NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH tn11, drpa:, crpts. A u ts, 3 BR. 2 bf.Iha ., ........ '325 LO 8e LGE Old.' 6 nn ho 'J aml P"· S·t:SO!mo. J11e. 3 BR. Cond. l'iii Ba, pools, 3 BR. 2 baths; furnished W RATES N•wport ach me · • 675-503-1 clubhou&e, Pftlio, 1 a r . $2! \Vetk4100 ?t1o. S,t1 The ~lood For E njoy $750,000 heallh club & spa; 7 pools, 7 tennis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2- story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 DR':s. Elec. kJtcb-- ens, private balcony or patio. From $175. Subterranean parking, elev, maid 1ervlce. Full-line !ood market, dry cleaner, beauty salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts. !I am to 6 pm daily, other times by appt. Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Rds. N. of Fashion Island. 714; 644--1900 !or leasing info. blks to OC@an. All util pd. 'll·/1toraae 536--4776 art ~ avail. Aur. lat···•···· $400 Ca.lly Rates Avail. \VAT ER F' RN T dupll!x, Qvi•t Adult Living S225 mo . 536-7,100 or ~713 Corona d•I M er i eel h II e Color 'IV, Alr-O>nd Spacious 2 BR upper Sh&g CJll e drpa e bll~l Newport Beach --,--...,.-..,......,,,. 2 BR, 1 ba, w/w ~ts, pdrp:·· . • • Pool, Pool Tabl1 wt.lovely dre55lng rm. !luge Beautiful Pool •Ali UtiL ·rd. 3 BR. 11, 8'1, 2 patk11, Nr nu 110\'e, gar., ~e ar . . r I l!v g . rm wlfrplc, Beaut l BR, $100 • 2 en SL70 2 BR I-louse. turni1hed, rood hay & act.an, SMO, lease. Avail '/l, S19S. 962-7137 • So~1 NtVl'pon Blvd. tlf'c k11chen. Ta~ Le f u l I Y Adults only·no pf111. Vif'W of ocean ' lsland1. 673-6689 aft 3 pm. I "w~ACLK~-,.-'cbc~h~.~.""'B~R~.~,~B~A. REALTY 548-975& dl!COrated. I BR . IO'o\'l'r lll Av do SI 646-0979 Call 213; 446-MOO or 714: 2 BR 11.'/Rumpus, Avail June Full ,....,.,,,, bltna, clean. $260 NE\V OWNE" ... ,,, 11.•lfrpl e, lovely p1IXl, bo11t oca · ~-.. Unf\i. Park Centtr, Irvine ,._,, _, j..l;)...421.'>. 18th, Summer or yearly. mo. Lease. 968-15911 1 Cal.I Anytime ~ NEW 1'olANAGEMEi'1T &lip. \\1alk to Rlchan/s Mk! \VESTCLIFF' l BR, $450 mo, I ~"'-,,._'°"~-------1 l rvln• I ~!"'""""l!!t!!•..,,..•-* _$UO UP • O(.>e11.11. yrly. 774-91al June 191h 10 Sept ls\. Adlt1 Costa Met• Houses furn. er 1 6 2 BEOROO , WESTCLlIT Dr\Vt' • 2 Br. FAIRWAY only . 548-S642 U f 310 GIANT M. NeV11ly decor. Bltn ap-1cc.,,c...;c.:_.:::::_ _____ l4 BR, 2 BA, Gitnge, fenced 3 BR .. 2 Baths ........ S325 i ---"-"~m_.______ Qorseous, Jll.l'k·llke 1tttina. pl.la~•. Pool. e '42-6274 VILLA APTS. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS San Clemente yd. Ne~·ly painted. Cpl.I, 3 BR. &i tamily rm. tiorne. Leiuna ... ch CI01td IU'lPll for max-1.!::::=::.::.:::::..::.c:::,.::;c,. drps, refrig. t-lectric 1'B.llge. 1incl. 1ardenerl ... , $M5" 1..;;;.:.;.;._.;.;.;..____ imum 1tcurity. qwtt 1trttt, • ~l~'T~W ~EN~Al..Spt, • 2 &. 3 BR's BR. uliL paid, v.·alk 10 school, beach. stores, SlSO., Isl', 14~ \V, f>farlpo5a, 11·knds No peli. $235 mo. Y.'ater pd. 3 BR. 2 Ba_ Choi~ srttn-LOE, charmlna. tedudf'd, Adults, no ptll. 20l0 n or ·· • Privait paUo pool. indiv, Security de p req, 649 Ro!S, brlt k>c11.non ......••.• $325 lrl'f'..:shaded, 3 BR, 2 BA, Full~ ASot• (H"1ubol rb"~ ABBEY REALTY &U-3850 laundry tac." Apt, Urtfurn, -~ --- CM Daily 10Ai\l-7PM. 4 BR :111 a. • f -·nld liv nn, frpl, Ice Ba)', uxn · un """2 BR lurn. apts. Pool. No Near Orange Co, Airport I< C .,_ 365 Apt. Unfurn. Costa M.sa 3&5 . ' ' ' ·· · am. nn. =~ttk, OCtt vu, fncd • ..1 1 So. ot Nt'wport Blvd. 642-ch.ildtt.n or pets. 2405~• 16th UCL Adult.a onl). __ •_••_•_~_•_• ____ _ I HOUSE 1 yr Je&M!, lrg fam 1\u1!t Rock, nrly new .J35() ;,u ll690 NB 646-4664 Houses Unfurn. 305 1·n1 1i,·/trplc, 3 Br, 2 Ba, :, BR. 2 B11fhs ........ m;; blk \\'ood'1 Cove. $360. YT St, · 20122 Santa Ana A\'e. BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, 11~ Ba l Br. 4-plex, sht.g at>IJ. 1 ----------C'rpt'd. drP1. biock ft'nced be, Adlts. Rtls. ~9982 *WINTER RATES *OCEAN Front large 2 BR, I i\tgr, Mrs. Joachim, Apt l·A Stud io, adult5. no pfls. Stt paneling, ~11.· d~ted. j G1n•r1I rear )lard. l\,1..1, 1st, Jait + Ctnclomlnlums .,, * ALL SUM~fER! ** BA. Weekly or monthly. No 546-6215 l\fgr, ~D. 1:ii \V, 18th SL Sll5 nlO. 67>1796 aft s pm j' RENT OR LEASE dep. $260. 646-i594 Unfurn. 320 Quif't • Attn.c Studi~ A: 1 Pf'ls. 6~1 P1rlt·Like Surrounding 1 "'C~"~· ~~-----l 2 BR"''' gar new paint. fncd _.;:;,;;,;.;.;.;;.._ ___ ...;;.;;;;; BR'i, SllO up, Acftts, no N1wporf Heights QUIET • lJELUXE S:\1AU.. studio, rP.a.r col\ag:c, yd 11.•/ pa!. Wtr pcl. 636-4120 • e 3 HO:\tES IN 3 BDR, 2 Ba, cpt/drp.5, far, L19una Hills petl, 7135 Eld•n, Msr Apt 6. 1-2 Ii 3 BR APTS Npt Hts a.ren, Sep. yard, No 2176 Placentia Ave-0 $130 l COSTA l\lESA e ~· ac~la, 2~~· ~ac. ~in NEW dbc. anal It)' 3 BR, 2 HOLIDAY PLAZA CLEAN l lO~ 2 Br. Adlt.1, no Also Furn. Bachelor pets. $110 mo. \\'i:Ltl'r pd . 3 BR, 2 ha, family apt. U25 per mo. 3 BR, new Ne~!~ ~~iera. $:~ c!_~j "SlNCE 1916" I BA, crptl, d:rpl, bltna, pool. DELUXE Spadou1 , 1 BR ~t~.61'h's1k1IN~i:.J12421 Prv paUos * Htd Pools Emp. woman. 645·5692 Crpts. d1'ps, bltna, Pool. • crpt, 2 Ba'. · • · ALSO $32a. {2131 53>-3701 wk. da. 111 \\'estem Bank Bldr Cblldrtn OK. 2 C enc g-.r. fUtn apt $1.35. Ht-attd pool, · · · Nr ahop'g * Adults only 2 BR DUPLEX, n e 1v 1 y $175. :i.;7-40;,7 1 ~~m':;m~i·n r..~;:~. ~t'!;1tkv.·/ ~GE 2 Br, I re• h.IY llnivenity Park ird & tn1h ·plrup inc p&S. Ample p,arkina. Adult1,. no San Clemente Martlniqu• Apts. dt'«ir., Pvt patio in yard, CLEAN 2 BR 1011.·er, Crpt11, : $200. 3 BR hornf'. painted, f~ Y.ard, g&r., Deys ll~OlOJ Ni9hfs Bia. 837.s506. pei,, 1955 Pomol\ll, CM. FURN. 1 BR, brl1ht. clean 1777 S&nla Ana Ave Ci\f $160. 2163 A mt r i ca n ' drp11, bltns. no pet1, 1140, ' 546-9521 tav.'fl mamt. incl. ~ Townhouse Unfurn. 335 SPECIAL ~ Lo Ratti trom near ahoppina. ldt-al, aenior ,..1gr Apt 113 64&-!5542 968-4339 ah 6. 968-145.'l : or \\'a.llal't', No. D. $160 per Laaen• Beach $25 wk . Kit avail, maid re1lden11 492-9377 · NEAT, cle110 crpl'd 1 Br GARDEN Apt • 2 Br. $140. I 540-6631 mo 673-3589 :;;:.:""'I,.,=,,...,.,.,.,..,,=--I Coif• Meta 1erv, TV • ph. Sta Lark · •.11 * Sl.30 UP * w/gar ~uo B cit ba 1 Ad 1 1~ r • N. h I R I E t I · OPEN HOUSE "!oltl ~"I Npt Bl"d. ~· . .a. .. t. Unfurn. ~ GIANT 1 11 2 BEDROOM! · • · a Y B tns, garage. u ts, ~, IC 0 s •• sti • **'BR G p · ,.._ 11 ..,,, • '4• '"'f" aree. 2*l C.-1 f.far. GE ~· 21•1 St ""2127 I -· ar. auo ....... .,11, SUNDAY 12-4 l BD~f townhouse, 2 ba, "~ 7445 ' G I Gorgeouli, park·like stiling. 1_,. • ..,o c... • .roo-SIT.>3 Br, dbl gar. lncd yd, drp•, .'ltove, ~trig. ,...,.i•t • •pt•, "'"· bit-'··, · .....,... •ntr• """" 2 BR c 1 d cl---• ..... l!M NYES PL., LAGUNA ... ULn l \Vlm Closed i:ars,a:ts for m11x-. rp s, rp1, .....,... kid.a & pets wt"lt'Ome, tropical set~ for a dults UnJqu,. 3 bdrm. holTM", local-pool.,, Avail 6/1. S 2 2:. e nJRN. 1NCL U 111-· imum Sec\ltity. Quiet itreel. DLX upper 3 Br. 2 Ba, nu g11oragf', adults only. 2214 Sli0-'.'\e1,·pon Sch 2 Br. :1rv/ rel.rig.. crpts, drps, &!!r. Cluld ok. BLUE BEACON * 645-0111 * FREE ll Landlords-Owners \\'e 11.·ilJ refer t~nanl! to yo1.1 FREE of charge, , .!l.lany de1irable tenants on o u r waiting li!t. ALA Rentals e 643-3900 only. 1 blk to shops. S169. ~I on 1~ oc-ean iidr 01 ZH&-3710 DELUXE bachelor &i : br VENDOME Adults !ID pets. 2020 shg crpl, d1·p:-., bltns, S~ Rutgers Dr. 64~19 646-443(). H"·y.. a r Victoria Beach. Duplexes Unfurtt. 350 Apia. SJa \\•eekly ' up. i\fo. Fullerion Ave Ui11.rbor 10 nio. Nr OCC. :-.:;i~i5J. LGE 2 Br, 2 ea studio, MW ; AVAIL June U1. Cltan, al-OuCitaochng ocean vie"" 21!: I ~-'--------rateL Ttrm1 Avail. 998 El [\[\IACULATE APTSI Bay then Su until 2 blks i!1ii-=--z Br., 2 Ba Studio, shag, bltn.s. Children ok. ' trac 2 BR duplex in qui)t, baths. 2 1unktn Roman Corone dtl Mar Camino. :;46.-0451. ADULT and 5.1.' ot Ne~port Blvd.) crpts. dt'Pll, pat1t1, pr. 285 $165/mo. 64::rt496 alt S close-in, &sidt'. Crpt5, drps, tub!. 2 Fil'f'places, I In mstr. $25 per Wffk & up FAl\.fiLY Seclltin 642-8690 Oglr. 548-SJOJ. yard, S2.50 per mo. 54~1i61 ~;/~!;red G ::i: ~~-~ ~~mA~l~u~ s~i:~ e;::; 2 i:~.l~to!:: ~~ =: T~Af1~RH~~ !.~1. ;i~c~:u:h3o~·~2 ~=rk * BRAND NEW * 4 ;~~\';t'.~io~t=~i~ta~iJ~~ 3C:!~ !c~~.n~~ : evezlwknds window. Colottd skyl.l&hts. sm. ~2:290. 67>6l4S 450 Victoria. C.M. * Swim pool, put/green LA COSTA A~S, l l 2 BR. &: up. ~S--396.1 2 BR house on quiet it. Very Kit<'"hen '<''/111! buill·i/\11 in-Costa Mes• e DRIVI BY e * Frpl, lndlvllndry tac'll BJtn1, awimnung pool 6 gar-3 BR, l \i ba, Cpts, Crps, East Bluff clean, crpts &: drpi, Yard cludina Nufone «nter w/ REMODEL. 1 BR, w/w, 147 Fl~'l'r St. 1 Br, tum or lUS An1heim Ave. age, All uUt pd, $150 to $170 Frplc, Pat)o, Sun<lk, Dbl I;:.:.;;;..;;..;;,;.. ____ _ maintained, no 1araae. SUiO. attachment~. DHded acct's1 bl.tna, bric CU frpl, btam•, unturn. ee11 location in C.M. COSTA ?ot:ESA 642-~• mo. Adults, no Ptt•. J:&ragt>, SlBO. S 4 8-03 7 1 , Evei &: Vl'kends 646-0688 lo ,._thway, leads to iht patio. 1 adlt-no pell. $134. &t&-0920, 645-591'0. l}ol Avocado, Ci\f. 642-9708 j42~l'i NEWPORT BEACH I 2 BR. house. Avail. May 18th beach. Dlrection1: take s-;, Yearly. '42-3520 LO G ROEN APT .:.:c:..:::~,__'7"'7=:--YlllL Gr an1da Apts. I P . ·-~ "85/ C II H 2 '] LGE l BR. b a Icon y' * VELY A . I SPACIOUS -N-. -. 1 & 2 •Delu.xt 1·2-3 BR. f riv. ,, ... u. ,... mo. a Coazt v.-y. approx. mi e9 QUIET 1 BR """' "'-w '" All bl"· C 1 d G Four bedrooms with be.Joan.:, .,. M s~ B··h Slv , .. ''" dl•hw••h•r. 1130, ·t-. ,., ' ........ an • ·~ ' UI". ...., ~. l'nS, ar. • ...,. ..... -• ' c.&, ' be-fol\'! 6 al &ti-0210. alt 6 south of Btoad\\'ay to Nyrt 1' "' Br Lux Apt~ Pool O/\V '" .,. le, above Ii: IM:low Gracious drps, inlant, cal ok. -------. r. ~ B Jam'• St. 64&-221"8; l block to beach &. lown. · · · • · Nr. S. Coast Plaza. • ' I pm, :>lS--7963. Pi. !urn ri2ht. m 642-8017 Year h!&,\P, \~lin1er ra1f'!I. t'nrl gar, bf'llU!. N't' rm & 34.>-2321. living • quiet -.irround1na 1120·1 Br. E/&idt, db! gar, ~1ESA VERDE home \\ith J OR ·,VPILLRICLEEA$S7E.4\,\~001TH OP-1 I Ap1r1""nh for Rent -~, 1------c---I-~ar-roul'ld. P,lature adu\11. lt111ndry lac ii. N1". 0C cull· 1 NE\V 1 Br !rplc bl!ams fot family wllh IZhlldnon.; j BR, Ir" fenced yd, near . REAL Valur: rpt11, I rps, "I 3839 rgr & '"'''''.'I, Adulr~ ,., . · · ' Near Corona del A-tar Hllhl I nict-J"ll!'d. ldraJ niar. cpl. schools." .\250 per mo. Call TION TO BU\' AT $5.iO PER dRhwhr, pool, 2 B r · 49l--1029 <l:iy, 4" -eir pcl~. Gl1-l4i0 ' p~tio, v.•/i\·, blln.'L. 1 adult. School. Fireplace wet bar Ii '0111 * A1:;rnt: :'146-4141. :'110NTH. F . pta. urn. BEAUTIFUL l H1·, 1i, Bil 642-&';20 ........ BLUE BEACON OR f URTIIER A F 360 $130. l'<lature &dult1 onlr. No &: \\•kcnd. S\60 mo . - -----1 \cor!v. Sl:'.6. A\·l i\lay 1. built.In kitchen a'ppU··-•· \' * 64~ NE'\V 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 car gu. I~FO. CALL . pets. Quiet. 22!U Pao:lC!c Balboa Penlnsul• ~tudio nrw crpt-' '-pn lnt ,;:::;:::--~~~=-,, f835 A.l\1IGOS \VAY 544.2991 I..ARGE l bedroom, just 683 \\'. \Vilsoo, ()I. No pets M ISSION REAL TY General Ave . .>48--68i8 or 642-4429 BRAND new DELUXE 3 Br, Drps,' bltni. carport SHiO 1 NE\V 2 br, 1 ba. 6~~.--0643 •ft ColciweU Banker &: c:o. painted, carpets Ii dr11pes. $200. 642~181 1 985 So. Coast Hv.·y., Lllg una -..,,-,-B"ea~u-U!Ul--.l\tntl--ltU'-,-l cD~UP=~L~EX~'~l~B~R~.~l~B~A~,-co,,-m~pl:;-,1 "J Ba a.pis l600 blUl'.k E. mo. No pets-1 child ok. 998 6k~~n 11\'':d~· \\~11129•howN P.lanaging Aient 541-Sm J ·--• 'I Ph (7141 49• "731 " · E Ca · "" "l"I 11' hu O ;,/.,., & J 0 -fe ,.._-.:u y1rrl, lanuy room. 2 BR -,-....... c-i.. on• ._, Jor u little u red.re. Crpt1, drps. refri1, Balboa Bl,·d: close to ocean I nuoo . .,...,..,,.J ' e NEW DELUXE e "Id nd OK 21 · "' 'IUUU""' '" Ii children, no pe1s. chi reo a J>t'IS · ,, dl'p!I, garage. S160 mo. Avail 2 lge Bib, nev.·er, 1undeck, ONE MONTH 1tov~. E·•ide nr Ca tho c or bay. 1 )'I' lease. Incl SPACIOUS l Br. 11pt5. C1"p11, 3 BR, 2 BA Apt tor leue. lncl ~·~·1 \Va.lk8~2 ~ 4 5 ~e~'1 ~J~"~""""l~. Cal~~l _5'"'<334_=""-=-,.-ocn vu, stove, l'l'lr, drp1, ~,-01~~! ;_!-no pet&. D/\V, drps, trpl &: C'fl>I. d~. d1h\\T 50 , all hltnt1, 1 OF.LUXE 1 BR. 900 sq, ft., spac. master suite, din rm ~a~lon, -.> r 3 BR-F'R. Near OCC. CpU, w/'11', $250 inc util. Adlts, m tl:!O. <>&" uu·UJ'''" 644-4161 days, 673--0253 eve& child ok. SI" Pf'r rno. All bHns, crplJ, drp!, refrie;, • dbl aara.p. auto dom '"""""140 --ts. 263 G t a n d v It w. complete with 1 l 2· BR Utll pd. •~ •PPf. • uttl incl'd. ~>0084. l07 , b I lik• 0 ,.., o-nu avail. Pool 6 Rec. drps, cov patio, f!.lec BI-RO ..,. JOO-A 11r. a c, .. . .,.. • Steps to ocean, cozy 1 Br, 1600 sq. ft. $235. ~TJO 1,;'~94-',i"1~5;::-;:::,,,--::=::-:;:: I your • .,, No p!'IJ. * DELUXE duplt-x, Ye a r I>' Avocado, Ci\1, Apt 9 962-41RO. area. cpt/drps, ctlild SllO. HOUSE for ll'a.H -near pier Purch•M Option u.J0 Nt~rt Blvd, C~ lease. All appliances. Wkdy& SPACIOUS 2 BR, bltra, e $265 e ••• 2s1':a~~.987:0 ~~~· ~i Sl15 I mo. Rer1 required. Ind. item .eleetion. 1 BR. n35. Cri>tldrpa. aft6 & "'kndi, 838-ot!W9. !Hrp~ Pile'~·,' bSholk ~m CONDO l br, 21l ba. tncd 865 Amlp.~ayby, NB e Euy l'loe1 h • 2 Br, lg 2259 :J)872 Driftwood Dr., S. 24 Hour Dely. Swim. pool. Close \n 1(5 E. C d I M a • .....,r en er pp1n1. yard., t'ncl gar. pool. Clean. Manag~ · I fnod yd, cpls ICds/pet1. S150 ! 2"""ail"~1,';· ;-"~"'<10.;:-;;a.101 1 ~1.agu~~""~·~· .. ~-5~16~7~,~·~.....,,~~-~ I CUSTOM 18th St. C.'rt 541--4603 oron• • .,. fllatw"l' adulrs. s I 9 0 . sm nlO. ~181:1 or coll. \VILLIAM WALTERS CD. t' 1_~ALA __ R_e_oi_a_1,_e_M_;.J!I00 ___ 1 2,!~i h~ld~·/ sf:: ~~~Y~ l ;L~a~g~u~n~•:..;.N~l~l."c~•.I___ Furniture Rental 1 BR. fum. raa A water pd. 646-~ ar1er 5. 2131~7...0'JOO or 213/54~1!Kl Gird•n G,rov• 3 Bt'd:room. 7 b11J h. huge 612-8j2Q Sl7 W. 19th, C.M. ~77• ~ No children, no p e 1,. .., .. ,A_p'--1_._u_n_1u_,._. ____ i_G_s_A..;..p_1._u _n_fu_r_n_. ___ m_ kitchen. Some carpets t,, 1 7~=7-=-,---,,-.,,. NE\V 4 Br, 2 Ba. din area Anaheim ... __.,,, SUO/mo. a45--599l , 646-7058 ~,. drape~. Gar1tgt and enclos· 4 BR, 2 BA, dt-n, partially tam rm. trpl, cpl11, drpg, LaHabra 6&4-3708 GARDEN Apt • 2 Br. Sl6S. ~ -· Cost• M111 Co1f1 Mesa ! n= drp'd, CpfJ.. Fenced yard. 1prlnklen, fenced yard. Im· _,, • ed yard. Rent at Sl"" per CHATEAU LAPOINTE Bl"•, rar""e. Ad ults. lfiO.C 327;, mo. ll4&-2464 m11c. S310. 495-424~ '" -mo. or opt io n. Call Broker, f ~~""::c,.:::c.:::°':-:-:==~ !~~.;:;~~':::--;=:-:::: LOVELY 2 BR apta. F'um &. E. 21it St. 54g...2].21 ON TEN ACRES :>45-046.i 2 BR musr, near Country 3 BR, 2 BA, crp1~. drp11, pav· Unfurn, Shag crpt'f, htd SUBLET ~-•"moter, •·.aut 1 A 2 BR. Furn. • Unlum, • . I Club \\'ood paneling. $140 Pd 8torage space for trailer .......i ,...A ~ Ad"' '"' '" .,., Fl la / rl Oo • Kids s, pets v,·e,Jon1t'. 1 ~r. 2677 '0ran t' C?>f lllt 2 Pl\1 or boal, 3 yM old. Xlnt .,...,., ....... ,...,n1. wlll, no IK 1 br f rdn apt, 1>111. gar, rep ces p v., pa I. tn<"d yar.1. enct iar Sl 3.i ~=~"''~·'°"..,.~,-.,,.-, cond. S280. 495-4244 pets. From S140. Mat. ['t'ip. adl ti. ~9Z16 Pool.a 'finnls Contnt I Bklst. ••• ' 3 BR tJ:iu.se for family that 1 .:::::.,;""~-~c---c-1941 Pomona Ave. Cl\-1. .:::.~~~;,_;:=;;;:;,::::::.-1900 Sea Lane CdM 644-2611 e Easisid~ lov .. Jy, cpts, c1r1,,, enjoys yardVlilrk, S230. WVELY 3 br. 2 ba, crpts, Balboa Island 2 BR-$155 POOL (MacArtbur ~r Coast H~')') fncd yd. Child & pt::. $143. * 545-79iR 11 drp1. 1tovt' Ii dishwa1her. Adult1, no Pt!J:. 642-9520 ALA RPn1.r.!1! e i4b--3900 COMPLETE privacy -Sl40. f ..!1::2411:::._:mo::::_·.:83::"-:.:""1='----2 BR apt. Winter n:ntal. I AVAIL now · l & 2 BR furn. * COROLIDO APTS * $135-l Br home E/slde, gar Lge 2 br hse in court. Patio, Newport leach Charming, $200 per mo. Pool, ttc nn, 1d locaf!>n. 2 Br, studloll .t_ sttt'et levels, 11 yard. Children/pet.a ok. gar. 642--349.S or ~7-8888 (n31 792--2573 No cttlldrtn or pell. 646-5824 Sl.83 .t_ up, Osh"'hr. frpl, dbl S1$-Fru\t trees-2 " d'n on !~ ac. Kids & Pf'I'-ok. BLUE BEACON * 645-0111 * • Brighi Ii 1\1ry. 2 Br. CPtli. drps, kids ,_ pelt, $l:il. ••• e );pacious & nice 2 Br, 'l Ba. cpts. rirpl'-, kids/pea Si~\ Al./, Rrnlal~ e 645-39".Y: FOR RENT Jmmaculatt' large 4 Bedroom h'>me in Mei;a Verde ... nicr lor11t1on, clo!'-t' lo parl;. S.'iOO per mo. 546-9521 Nichols Real Est1te J BR. $17l!. Crpted/lrg fncd F'RONT Row, spec!. ''~w Balboa Penin1ul1 ruRN BACHELOR OR l BR. carport. LA RGE Pool. )Id. On Victoria, C.M. 12131 lrom this lge. 3 Bdrm .. tam, FRONT Nicely deco rtttd $11.>-SloKt. i..::"..:3-~33::.:.78'------~I 446--0673. nn. home in The Blulli. Deco~~ .. .,,,1w crpt. 1 Pool. Adult1. 642-nfll Jo'OR Jt'ase deluxe new all Fountain Vall•y S550~~~a~: ~We Bdrm den.. No children or QUIE"T attrac 11tvdlo1 Sll~. elet> 2 Br, 1 Ba . I pt'IS. J\farried adults. $250. 1 Br. Sl2S. Adil.I, no pets. Unob1truclrd vit-w of bay Ac SPANISH, 3 bdrm, 2 bacon· 644--013.4 Rr1ltor .:HB-lli9 month, )TS least. 0v.'nl!r, 2W3 Elden, Mgr Apt 6, CM . OCt'an. Adil! only, S390 per do: \\"alled patios, c &: d. I ~~=-~--~--= 547_1641 2 BR, 2 ba, iunkeo liv rm, mo on lease. 673-6992 bll-i/\11, pr, rec lac. ~250-BEAUT. mod. 1011.'nhouse. 3 b&l $10l/ •~ BACllELOR I 1· d J BR. furn or partty turn. Lr frplc, cony, mo ......., api or l'l' lflt' 968-2647 BR., 21h BA, trplc., patio. uPitain apt, 1Undeck. Yrly Btker St., CM . ~2?170. aenUeman, \Valk to beach & Huntinston Beach POOi , 2 Car aar. All bltns, l1e. w . mo. 1120 W. BACHELOR • SltS incl util. store•, ~ mo., incl util . carp, drape~. lM. $28j Mo. Balboa Blvd, No. '1. STS-1070 Ntal, quiet Parking. 261 1_:6_:73-"17:_::::.:_1 ______ _ • VACANT • Z Bedrm11, elect bl hn R/0, dbl ga r 1 g r., fenced in, ldscpd, t\J 523-4710 or 846-5991 rve1. Me.a Dr. 646-7342 SHARP 1-Bdrm, carp., drp1, t'\'ez/wknd11. Grnd n SPAC., ocean view 2 BR. * srt.JDIO APT $00. Maturt prlv. patio. r. ~ \VATE RFRONT 3 BR. 4 Ba. apt. Cptd. Furn. $215 1'.fo. persona only. Scenlc Propertle11 675-a726 homt-, newly redec., on 111n-yearly iocl. utilities 646-1809 2 BR deluxe. Walk to beach. dy beach. Sl.000 1'1o, Bill Newport Beach RJty 675-1642 ----------/ldult..'f, !'>46-4431 wkend11, I ' Grundy Rltr. M2-4620 __ CLEAN bachelor apt.I. Steps D1n1 Polnf l33-l47l wkdays J BR Nev.')X>rt Heights lelW! 10 beach. SLOO 1r; up. 315 E. NF.\\'PORT \\'e~t. Clean .1 t62""447J ( :_J ~.al OJ $260 a mo. Phone (213) Balboa Blvd, fm...9945 EWER I BR, ''iew. wilh Costa Mt11 BR. Blln~. 2 Car gar. S2j() CONDO _ New dee. 2 Br + 293-9594 evealwlrnd~. deck, from Sl4l. 24681-lll ;.;,;,;..:__.;.:_ ____ _ '.\1o. on yt'arli' least d I B d Corona del Mar Cordova Dr., n'......n. C>.1'1'1. 2 BR. ntO,\J Slll en, ~-a, cpt5, rps, v~ Ctyv•ood Rt11!ty 5.IR-1290 bHns, l\'Shr/dryer. 2 car BUSIEST markt"Olac:e In 121 BAOfELOR apts, nr b\a '~"='·<~"'='-· =-~-~-..,-CO\fPLETELY RE 0 E C, I="--='-"="----'...-'-~" •. 1210 r-11 tcv.T.. Tht DAU.\ PILOI' ~ CLEAN ~ COZY FAMI LY gar "'"1et. ,_,.,.IM . ._. Corona $110 &. SlJ.1 I mo SINGLE, TV, pool, pel• ok. U·NITS. CONY. LOCATION . l BCR.\f., F'amily rm., park collect 213/ 479.2122_ CIM1lfled ~ction. S a ve y 1 1 Adil ·~ • kl 0 'I·" • • Jikeyard.Collal\fe1a.Kids 1 ~~----~--~ money, time • enort by ..,,~Y~~-'"° pe~. _, up"' y. ana ,. ... na VJLLAMESAAPJ'S OK, brk., S2XI a monlh, NO 3 BR , 2 BA. fl'oced yard.. anncha.lr. U'U""'O.UU JM, 34111 Coa,11! ""''Y· 719 \V. \Vilaon 6-16-1.Z)J FEE. 540-1720. ~.;,~!.;;ner.d[J,~· 1'.la~ 2.za~ • 2 br, Billa paid, S2»fmo, Huntlntten leach ATTRACTIVE %Br dupl tx, Saw your car • :t'• DOI )Tl./. Adult1, no p e 11. I BDRM. + family nn., tull 1 ~Dr~. ~962-J83'1--'.,-·,-~~--far! Just nach lor YtlU1 6'7>3Sll frpl, cpl.I, ~. beam ceil· r ! • Qu1'nta H-osa in21. patio. Adil• only, no dlnina: rm., built-Ina., brk. 314 bdrm. 2 ba, blt-ins, cpl. phone A: call Dd1 ·ilot 2 BR nr bi& Corona U •1111 u. 69 50 •-a mooth. NO tl"'l:'T dta""t1., boal ga te. 1265. Caul.tied &U-5571 ""·-. Adi . pe:i. Rtls. SUI . ..., Ii SI · · ....,. ..-""'"""' .. ~ ""'"'&• $183/mo Year!.1. uts, no 1'54 Santa Ana A v e , 1-::;N~·-::;;~rt~, ;;"~~~1"7211=. ===.:.;:";;"';;m;;;;•======;:..'.="""===ad=·='""::;:"';;•::::::::=;;-1 pell. 642.-351> Spanilb Country EAilatt UV· 67J.-.0395 I• C ._,,_ 1na: 6 Spe,doul Apts, Te:r·lcc.:,..;;';:,:.~-===-=I Olfl m.sa raced p0ol; sunken Pt BBQ HARBOR * * Brothers ADVANCE OPENING Ap•rlmants Now Av1il•ble .. MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE IN COSTA MESA ~ I I t trt l of ht111lli11l 1w11rl ..,;"";"9 1."J1tt'• * M:!., of p•i•••• .i,,.,,,,, po"rl1 '"rl w1lt •l1ll1 * Mllllo" ,j .,ll t r •ecre1t:o" ••"''' * Ot1i9111• 'oerrl i"tltd i"tt rioto 11 Firt pl1c11, wt!bttl, ht•m•cl c1il:"9'• woo.I P•"t l•"i• i"'PO•ltJ 9rt11tlolh w11lc1v1•i1191 '•11•1 t fl4 b1l<o11i11 * 8:l/i1,d, ct rd t"d m11li"'I roo"'• Mil11 of 1li1J1d .,..,1~.,..,.,., Swim"'i"q pODl1, Duidoor w!.irl pool, ,.;q~I liqfit. td ch1mpion1kip ,;,. lt11fli1 ''"'"· httllh 11111 .,.;th 9Y"'"''j""'' with 1tp1r11 I• f1ti1;1;,, for mt" 1f1J wom tfl, 14 ·1io11r 111u•lty t ytlt'" S©\\.~lA-Lt£~s· Unbtli1v1bly Beeuflful UnbtUevabJe Llvlnc • Only GARDEN & STUDIO API'S VALC' LSEltE Garden Aptl. 1 Ir unf $150-furn $175 Bach. l . 2, 3 BR'1. from $110. UNFURNISHED $1~ TO $170 2 BR. • 2 BATH * * NEW * * G;11 & \Valer Paid Ai r<0nd. Dishwashers Pool . J11.cuzii Poot Rtcreation facilirlet Palios, Bar-Be·Quc• Limited Oill.drf'n EL CENTRICO Apt1 2 blocks N. G.G. frw)' off Brookhurs1. 9931 Central Av~. Garden Grovp t714) :;J0..23S() Huntington Beach Seascape Apts LOVELY new 1-2..J BR. 1 blk from ocean, C'rpt.a, drp1, pa tio. d1hwhr, sundeck, trpl, 20!l Llth St. 841-39S1 l BR. Fresllly painted I< clean, bltnJ1. C'rptl'i, cirpl, irplc & air cond, Nr llChls shopng &. parkA, Kids OK, no fX'I!!, Ph. fl3().1.tt8, I Cl l EZ ORO APTS 8ll4 J\tlan111. l-2-3 Bdrms. Pool. Private g a r a g • . 1 \V1hr/dryer. 5 3 6 -O 3 3', 5.16-2721 Nr Huntington Harbour Triplex • quiet arPa. Ltr :l Br • Sl40, J BR • 3240. Pttl ok. (714) 8~6-0071. 2 Br. Crpr~. drpi;, bltns, patio, rr>lerenccs noq'd. No I pt<t~. l.iOl C Alabama. 1 J36.-9588 2 OR v.·ith crpts I< 1\rps, oear beach. Upstai!'l' '11.'/patio le garage. Rt'ady for rent ' c'::.'..:":..· .:96S-:::..3::1=3''-----I j 7 BR, clean &. allrac• .. crpts. drps, hUns, air oond. JU\ school~. shop'g &: pnrk. Kids ok. Na pets. 830-1.118 : ; Adults -no pell.. Flowerw 2 Ir unf $175 fum $210 271'.X> Pttenon Way, C.M. BEDROOM FROM everywhere. Stt.am 6 ALL UTIL INCLUDED 1 ~54=6-03.::'=''--------I 2 BR lo~·nhouse ur ocea.n. 7, Waterfall, 45' pool Ree. Rm, •· * $llO * I BEORM. & OEN FROM Crpts, drps, wa~hrrfdryer. The Purzle with th e Builf-fn Chuc/de SClt . : : ~ETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A·LINE , __ _ ~ Sauna, Si.ls l·~ Bdnn, Furn-Specia.I 3onuJ1; a silver. 2 BEDROOMS F ROM Stovr. ~frig. 962-2872 . Unfurn. f'rnro. $]35, SEE JT: Pl•ttd candle 11nufrer i5 3 Br, l \~ Ba, patio. hl!n~.. 2 BECROO~l . ncar shop's;. 2000 Panon1, &U-8670 yours If you brlna this ad crplJI, drps. Alk about our BR. TOWNHOUSES FROM Nt'"'ly dccornll"d. s120 l\lo. 1'\E\V LRG DELUXE APTS w~n you \•islt (MJr models. dl5count plan. 880 Center RcalQmmics Corp. 67:;....s700 I hf $1Jt 50 ' blka s. or' S.n Dlei:c Frwy St., c~1. i 12.SJ.40 Hours : 10 to 5 Daily DELUXE I br S140. Also 2 br I aBcR·furn '' · '·' $149• ,0 on Be•ch, l b!k \V. on lioll 3 BR, 2 81, unfurn, cpl'd, unit. 2 111 .. _ 10 111, Cntr. All ·urn · · · · · · .~ lo 16211 ParkJllde Lane. drp•, o.,.n Sat & Sun, 10 am "" 2 BR I $17, •& elrc bltn11. 894-4~ aft 4 ·urn . , . . . . .-(114) 1117-544 1 to :1 pm, $169/per nlO, 1010 d U!\1'URN AVAJt.ABLE El Camino •D., or call Me 'terran L•guna Beach ADULTS ONLY, NO PETS l·BR., ,,.;mml~ -'. 2 """'"· I ean 17'" p •-2015 ... ~ .1-''-'-'--'-------1 % hik beach. 1 k 2 BR. Pool. wv omon1 _,.. Bib lo beach. Adult.I. No NEW 2 BR. beam Ad ults. Lrase. 2173 S, Cout * sus cAsnAs ~!:.'ft.~ 847-&511 ;;:'~11~7'1:.'· Ad~:~. 1'l't V'illage Hwy. 4i9f.--02!9. Lri: nlct.ly furn. Bachelor A FURN rm w/ kltt>h .\ bath, Jlt'll. Call now &t6-00'7J. 1 BR, newrly decorated 1 Br. Furnishe'4 mod•:.i I blk lO pier. 16tal !or alu-387 \V, Ray St . duplex So. Laa'Una. ~taottt. opeo d•ily, New rental ratta ..... , y Si20 H le I ..a aduha only, SI~. 499-258'0 2llO N•w-Blvd, CM d•ot. -mo. rti. Ml-SPAC 2 Br apta lntm ll<O. 2400 arbor U evar. d .,,,., Mes• Ver • 8 •YCLIFF "OTEL ,L;;;1;::1;;;"";;;1;.,;;.h;;;•;.;;•h;;.... __ , I "" ""'1. """ y<1, c.,,i,, I "" M '· drp11. bltn,,, palio. Ne11.·1y Costa Mesa 2 BR. Nt'w crp1·1. drp1, lock-if • LO\V\\'EEKLYR.AT&c;• Q UIET Jlrd,n 1 P1 df'tl'lrit.tr>1I. K\d~ck. edgar,lf arlbor/Bak e r ~ Kll chtn, TV's, maid senk:c. do"''nl°"'n, J BR, decoraior 1998 :\l11plt> t\I). I 6-l?-6344 { 714) 55· 7•8020 ~hop'g. Adlti. No pels Heated Poot. turnl•he4. ort11.n view, 1 blk -* REGENCY *-Sll.'1/11l0. G4~l51:i. ~--,I --·-----~ ......._ pa.Int fltature adlB. Ytar 2 Br. I &, crplJ/drps, tell llttt l reth•ri C•rp•retl•• Is• DI)< 1 le l Hr, 2 Ba, encl *Studio Apt. $ 11 Q lragf: S200 m0 4M-4029 day <:,IC"An 1~s ovtn, encl g11.r, Pl· 1111tthll•ry .t ,11nr, $1~5 .t up. Rental Otc: 4J4..3S39 •V• .• 'wlttJ'.'d• ' !lot. M3·3605. 311 W, \\'il50n, ...... ,.111 l114e1tri.., l1e. J09.) '.\-h11'C! Avt., st6-Ul34 * 1 ledroom $1 JO n; ''Y•llo1t .,.,.... or J BR Suitt bit 1 « 3 11.dle~. I The futett draw In the \Veit MA.PU: ST., N'F:AA 1JTM duattle« • , • ~ 1.54 22nd St .. C.M. . , a Dally Pilot Clautfled '4J.O.J4t OfttN HOU~ t'Olumn. 541-s661 Ad. 64~71 1.::::;:~:=.~::.......1_~;:::::::::,__~-·-~~~~~~~~~ J • • ,• - I ~ I } I I I ' ... • .. . . DAllY Pll.OT S.1~, MJY 22, 19]1 Apt• .. Fum. et Unfurni J71 Cott• 'ii'e•• f 1-8drm. un.t., @Ct.a.ir1 ..,ilh J •••••••••• trpl.c._ carpelN • cin»ed. NEW NEW NEW I blllll. • ..,,,;,, Sl&I. ' ~~ -·;~.'75:~~ •. Q . VILLA CORDOVA ~-QUIET-SA.PE t "1_L_OV_E_L_Y_IA_Y_F_R_O_N_T_ cpot, • FR.ESH: I• 2 lr.·,rom $365.' • •Near Back Bay/ IJ'urn/Unf. 40 Unit Adult NEWPORT TOWERS Apartment Compl•x 1' J • ... 6f2·7202 • 1·: SEACilri:' Manor Apt£. 2 ,. Br, <ipls, drp1, bltn1, pool, priv piatlo, 1tudio type, 1'~ • Ba. Infarit ok. SU-2682 1525 ' Placentia, Ask abool our I ~: d*°'1nl .. 1 & 2 BEDROOMS En1er1aining will two a plea~­ urp, Decoraling lhis lovr.ly, i;p11.ciou.ii I.Pl will bf' a joy, • SpteiaJ cabiM: 1pace • l..ock pr1,1es w/ la: stor e Bm ~il a Lndry • Patios e O\V/dillPI e Huie cu 11"e • Special llOllndprcofinc ...,, ...... ,,,.,.. j[tj .__[ ...,_, .... _'.''"""'_,J(tl ~[ -·--s~j~~J ~[~·M""~j~~J [ 440 Peraonela ]~[:.;; ... ;;;;, ... ;;;;_~-~I 53CI Loot !SS Apt• .. ·Furn, Apts., Apts., , Rooms 400 Office Rent1I 9r Uf'lfum. S71 Fum. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. er Unfum. 370 -------- Nowport a..ch Newport B;e41ch FROM $135* Olympic 1i1• r,ool-8illl•td1-S•un•1-T •nnls r.ro shop-Co or TV loung._H••ltft Clubs- ndoor golf clrivin9 reng.,_P•rty Room-Full tima Activities Dit•ctor. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS : Singl.,, I & 2 Bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished. REASONABLE RENT': Singles from $135. 1 Bedrooms from SI45: 2 Bedrooms from $200. Low move in charges. No lease req'd. Model• Open D•lly 10 •m to I pm SOUTH BAY CLUB OAKWOOD GARDEN Apartment. ApartmentJ (. t ( · I I ) (tHOtl living tor LIVE on Balboa Wand this DELUXE PROJI'. SUITES Cost• Mei"• .summer SIOO a mo. Women 11612 Beach Blvd.. H.B. only. Make Reservations Plentllu1 pknJ, A/C, jan,, now. 127 AJate. 6754613 muaic. MW carpet. I paint/ Q~E •olwo.genllemen; dtps,325to9001Q.!LSUi~ master bdrm, ~fri(, beaut. ~-Ph. M7·2521 • • * ... 11 Puerto Meaa Aptt • ~ * * l leclroom Apta. $130 6 up Incl. utllllie1 Alto turr Pool It Recreation area. Quiet Environmenl Off atrttt patkina:. No Oiil· dren, no pets. A.tao Gu11ge1 For Rent 1959--1961 Maple Ave. Costa A1eu Huntington Blach ON BEACH! NEW 2 BR. APTS From S230 home vie: P.C.H. A:: Beach DESK apace available $50 Blvd. 536-8.'HS mo. Will provide 1umlture ROOM, Pvt cnrranct Kitchen at $S mo. Answt.rlni servict Prv. $60 mo. ava!lable. 222 Fortst Ave, • 548-8033 + Laguna Beach. 494-st6& St.PC nn for &teady work'r PROFESSIONAL Bld1. 45c older. man, no cookg. By mo sq ft. AiM."Ond, crpt., drps, only, $40. 1543 Orange, CM. &d parking. Xlnt Joe. ~ E. NICE room for working man 17th SI. C.M. PETE BAR· w/coqk.ing privilegf', Ea.iii RETJ RLTY . 642-U53 C.1\.f. 642---0..126 DESK apace avail in ex· * NICE Br kit privll 0 ecutive olticc bldg, nort~rn Ilona.I. Pvt 'adult home: N~ pa.rt ot Hlr Bch, Be1ch & all E·C<isl• Mega.; ~771 Edinger nr Ht1 Center, . 84 7 ..SOO I LAGUNA-Priv. rm. View, NEW Iii rnd fir A" Kitch. &. Jndry priviL Preft!r nd 0 eel •.,.! 1-""'2-A. N 1'· shKlent. 494--0377 co ·• on Y """· "" ew· Ti.rtd of Bara A. Dances! BLACK cock-poo I e ma I c *EVE'S DATE BOOK 5/>l. Vic 21'1 • Full•-· Particular GAt.S & GUYS C.M. 64&-M24 alt 5:3.l le: Cal1 EVE 2.Spm, TI4-1145 wnd.s. Singles Dine. Cl111 LOST-Female bf'asle puppy Elegant almOtiphen. wearinc red oollar, vie. 5.14·2221 Bea:onla., CdM . R •ward . 67>-85.11 GOLF' • Irvine Coast C. C. LOST, brown " white •mllll mf'mbership for sale-term.s. doa w/ red Dea collar. An1. 642-2511/cves ~8-9722. 10 Stuhf'r. 1964-A Meytt Pl, PREGNANT! Adopt Io n , C.M. Rf'w1rd. abortion.vase c tomy REWARD! Lo.It 15th, white col1Jl5ellng l infonna.Oon. Samoyed Husk)! w/aprioot 642-4436 ean. Vic 20th. Santa Ana, ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. C.M. 548-5731 all 6PM Phone S..2-7217 or writf' I =ro=u~N~D~,-=c~1,-m-,-,...,,,--.~.-dcl P.O. Box 1223 CD11ta Mesa. agalf', male Siameae. Sf!:a]. Soci•I Clubs 53~ point. Very fr i endly . 494-2856 ·~ 2 BR." 2 Bf.. crptJ., drps, blliM. Couple, no ~·~· Sl65 mo. Nr. Hoar Ho1p . 642-1387 . • Deep 2 color «hAf carpet•, dra~a JUI or arn1 e peop e alngle .l marril!d adultsl lrvlne .l 161h 16th btwn Irvine &: Dover Furniture Available earpe1s.drape1-dl1hwasher healed pool.uunu·tf'nnia rec: room.ocean views patiow.mplf' parldJJ& po11 Blvd, CM 642.282]., ev11 ROOM for rent $40 mo. 642-5106. -Gentleman only. 155 Montf'l~N-E~W-P_O_R_T_B_E_•_C_H_ BALLROOM dance lesom I=,::,:.:::=-~-~~---! Pvt A: clUll instruction. FOUND a bunch ol keys at B~ineu men appl! avail. Harbor Villa Apt1. 2257 Apl Everyone welcome. Elegant I 0 °=· ~~~--~~~-I atmosphere. 534-222:1. WST-Poodf&. male silver loy. vie Robin Hood Pl, * TOWNHOUSE * S BR. 2 Ba. 3.C..rport .. $775 REAL TOR :WS-6966 PARK NEWPORT . Lge 1 br GAS & WATER PAJD Mo. to Mo. From $1CO. 1323 Elden Ave, Ci\f See Mgr. Teti Wood~ad '46-91'32 714: .u.osso 714: '42-1110 •Rent aubject to location w/vlew. ,$210/mo. 4 mo or J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! longer. 644-~r,s PILOT CLASSIFIED \VESn:LJFF DrivP • 2 BR. Newly decor. 8 11r. ap. piiancea. Pool. • &1:1274 • Santa Ana "1---------... Kids Love It ! ! ! Great ""w 1, 2 Ir l BR. Child c:are• ccnler. f..arge du~ t-.0111e, e:c. BBQ, l heated """"· $145/UP W L-ni COAST VILLAS 1101 ~V. 1\1u:Ar1hur Blvd. ' 546-Mn ' 1----,::.:.:,.:cc.;_ ____ I I.AR.GE 2 br, CJlllS/drps, bttM, fncd yd. $130. Cali 531-73i7. W•atcliff QUIET, SPACIOUS -New 2 Br, 2 Ba rardf'n apt. Plush fOld crpll, drp9, bltM, pvt· patio. chandelier in master bath. Lotl of on-sile park'r + cov'd gar. All 1gl 1tory. Walk to O>co'11 A Wf'stcliff Pilla. Adults. Sl&5. 64Z--0239 ~. QUlrr'. PRESTIGE APT. 2 BR. crptd. d11>11, bltlnA. Walk to We11tcliff Plua. Adlts. No ~ls. S13.'J monthly. 646-3372 or 646-1~ 1. Apta., Furn. er Unfurn. 370 "1-----~----Coat• Meu '1 •--~---~--­•• QUIET 1 BR, pri. patio. Beam cir. blt1M, w/w, nr :--E. 17th St. 1hopp!n1. 314 Osle St. C.M. , VACAN~ C<i1t mo~y! i Rent your house, apt., afore bldg .. etc. thru a Daily Pilot !:, Clasailled ad. I A pod want ad Is a cood ,_ lnvf'1tmenl Apta., 370 Furn. or Unfurn. Apt1., Furn. or Unfurn. Apta., Furn. or Unfurn. 370. 370 Cost• Mesa Cost• Mesa COit• Men ~----_ Amazing Adult Living UNLIKE ANY OTHER APARTMENTS 1 Featured in PROFESSIONAL BUILDER'S MAGAZINE "SHANGRI LA" Liveable luxury with all the con.veniences: Clubhouse -Sociel Life -Indoor & Outdoor Sports-Welk to stores, banks, movie and college. 1 & 2 BEDROOM Apartments with T errace1 FROM $140 to ·$295 MODELS OPEN DAILY Merrimac Woods 425 Mtrrlmac Way, Costa MHCI (letwffn Harbor and P:1lrvlew) -J L-.-------- Security auuds. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC ru OCEAN AVE., H.B. (714) 536-1487 Otc open 10 am..S pm Daily WILLIAM WALTERS CO. Vista, Costa Mesa "" ;1113 to $185 PVT entrance &. ba -$18 wk * 67>1601 * or S75 mo. ?.tan inf In ydl-=-------- work $15 off rent. 968-2067 INDIVIDUAL OFFICES lHl and FCM'd ][g] Guo1t H •15 New Irvine Jndu11t. complf'x. Found (frH •d1) 550 om• .. Top Joe. 833.-3443 anytime ;..;~;:;.~..;,;~:;;.;......;..;.; * PRIVATE ROOM () XLNT OF'FfCE Space now PEKINGESE or Pomera·. for f'lde.rl y lady, Bright • avail. LIDO BLDG, lJa5 Via nian, coal black, vie. Vic· cheery garden 11urroundings. Lido, N.B. 673-4501 toria Slttel & Dumond, Nutritious me a 11. Call Sl\fALL office slorare room. Laguna. 497-2094 1tt 6 · 548.-4753. 10x20 + toilet .showf'r. LONG haittd blk dachshund Summ•r Rentals 420 Ealt CM 54()..19(3 wlbrn paw1. vie: Adams & Parklike Beach Livinr 301 Edge~·atu-Bal : Bayfrnt Bu1ine11 Renftl 441 Harbor. C.M. N1' collar. for Adults 54&-J(WO w/pvt bch. l Br/2 ba, SHOWROOM, mfr . le office Casa Del Sol garage. Apace. Parking. eClose-in found in CdM Friendly ttd· I Mr. Rotiinson -Davis Reali)' Laguna. S85-S395 Mo. dish brown puppy IO.'/f1ea l &: 2 BR.furn unf. Pvt pa. collar. Dr. Stockton 67,3.105(! tio, frplc in 2 BR, elevalors, Phone 6-t2-7000 494-465.1. C.M. Pl~ call 64().3)30 LOST: Irish Setter pupple, vie Hunra: Beach. RewanH Call 536-2920 YORKSH1RE~r~.-m~ .. -.-.-V~\7o-:1 Easfbluft area. Reward. &6--1611 'or 114-7«.1 LOST Min. brown poodle. female, 4 mos. old. Vic. f.fth St., N.B. 673-7514 allf'r & GOLDEN RetrieVtt, vie, of Ca.sit. C.phrtrano, 2 yn, no lie, boy's pt!, 493-4340. lnstructklft dshwshrs, crp1s, dfll1. Pets 303 Sapphire-Bal ls.I 2 Br/1 USED Car Lot-Light~ FOUND male cat, grey &. .. F SI,. 011,·0 -I 1 S'""" white l'itri...,s lon1h1.l r accept . rom ...... ba collage, &\'ail Junt-, $140 .. e · ..... mp e e . ..,.. mo. IO.'/collar. 549---0133 Schoo.ls & 21661 Brookhurst St, ffB. wk, J uly $16,; IO.'k, Sept I-t..i.l=="-2036:::..:."='::."'°='·c..::C:::Mc____ -==:.:...::..::..:..==-~~~I lnstructiOns 575 * (714 1 962.6653 * S165 wk. Mr Robiru;on, DOWNTOWN Balboa gtore FOUND • white longh.aired l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I * 2 & l BDRMS. Sl::.O UP. Davis Rlly 642-7000 building, ll'x80 '. $140 mo. cal in Sean C.M. parking ';Nc-,,;;1~;;-:~8'.-~;1;·~1"6880~~~~~~....:.~~ lo!.536-4037 Patio. JP)!. Ch l Id r f' n . ON lhf' Water • 3 Br & f.am MORA kAI APTS, 1888.1 rm. & lanai, Furn. Boat lndu1tri•I Rent•I 450 LONG hair malf' cat -Salt il Jl.1ora Ka.I Ln. ~ blk E . of dock · cl 'd S 0 0 pepper color, vie Huntington 1n . 4 /wk .7500 SQ ~ II Beach al Gatfltld. 714 : 673-7571 · . r ,., •• a powf'r, Bay Homf's, H.B. 91J2.4692 962-3994. heat, lights, partitions. & FOUND Do · -..::.c:,c,.,~=~=~--1 BA YFRONT cottage 11vail fi · I " g ln VIC. KIDS WELCOME oors 1 1 n 5 h" d · l535 Newport Riviera. To Iden· 6115. Jullf! $75/wk; ,July, Monrov i a, N.B. Call " -~· AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Oay • Ni1ht au.e1 513-6596 610 !:. 17th St., Santa. Ana PIANO LESSONS 2 Sr, $159. 3 Br Sl89 All Aug, Sept. $150fwk or 64:'>--0770 ~'·~Y~· -'C'-~:::.~'--~~-~ xtra1. Pool, pet11 OK. Avail S500fmo. 646-7823. I~=~~~~=-~-FOUND DachshunP. Vic. Jul"lf! l. 842-7170, 968-7510.1 -----------! EAST 17th ST., C.M. Brookhurst & Ellill . Iden-Your home. Certified tf'ach· 17431 , apt D, Kef'lson Ln, Newport Beach Shop & office. 27{1 Po10.·er lily. 962-7640 f'rs. Mu&ic Sy11tenu. Mr l,.'.'H~-·~--~,--~----!2::--:8~R~.-. -~~,-,-.,-.-. -,-1-8-1-,-. -10 SllO Mon1h 675--6700 Broker DOXIE Brookhunt &: Ellis, Hathcock, 644--014-t L1gun1 Beach ocean. Avail June ls.I by Rent•I• W1nted 460 I ='F~.V~·;,.::"~'~"="°c.:,,--cc,--~-PIANO lessons for bf!a:. le: R Sl•,s-o ~·eek, SllO. 892-4936 BLUE Siamese 1.,,.it h color. yng students. Your home or 1 i: 2 B Ap1s. ...,... "'' · .---c-.-"C'~,--'---~~IQUIET bachelor 50 yr11 mif)(!. 675-7j()4. Ocean view. 100 Cliff Drive Rental1 to Sh•t• 430 wan1g clf'.an, quit-I turn. "Vic Turtle Rock 833-32,j(I ~~~~~~~~~~! Aplll. Ph. 494-5933. HAVE you trif'd it? 1 room w_t priv. bath & ton. G~~--s~i;0iound vie Park ,. Newport Be•ch haven"! but r m willing trance in home or apt! nr.· 1 ~=c--=-----= I ]GC'l Bach 34 ..,,1.11 share 2 BR api Fashion lslf'. Approx. ~JOO FND. Siamese cat, 2390 SeMcn ltld ltepeln ~ 2 BR· FURNISHED on 5()...50 bas.is "'"/It-male of m~. No P'IA. Ohl or king--•E=l=d~'"c..:."".:;..· =D~, =C~.M~-'---= l ·Balh. $275 Mo., yearly mutual intettst. Call Rick t>Ao•1n bed. 11.faid Srrv! i ost 555 3 BR. • UNFURN. fevr ) 557-3056 644..m;,o dayi. B•by1itting 2 Batta. S325 Mo., yearly BAOtEWR to ihare 3 HOUSE to leaM, 4 BR. den, MAY 211 t am-"Mishka" BURR WHITE bdrm: comp!. lum w/ color LR, DR -Palos Verdes, German Shephf'rd ff'malf' COSTA MESA Realtor 67S-4630 TV, trpl. On sand. Call John llunt. Bch, Laguna, Corona puppy. tan wlblk, lost from PRE.SCHOOL 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. i;-ullerton 551-1000 or de\ ?.1ar -Mar good 'Chis. 416 32nd St, N.B. Reward. Spe:cial Summer Procram 67~ ?.1.D Ii family. Wrilf' PO Box 67~1710 Sa I • 4~9 w· hi Fall 18th It. Monrovia, Iii day + n • "'nl WILL h JO , IC ta s., Tex LOST 0 •1_ 0 ._.. p 0 1. 0 l J s art' apartment wifh 76310 ""'" ~.... " u!J day 11eulons. Planned VILLA MARSEILLES BRANO NEW SPACIOUS 1 & 2 Bdr"'-Apt1. Adult Living .a:irl. 1 child OK. Prereri-=~·--------1 Siamf'se, lgf' alte~d ma le. program, hot lunches. Agf's Chri.i;tian. 645---0574 VEJRY qu it-I resp. young man Vic 'fu5tin &: Bay, Co11ta 2-6, hrs 6:30 AM·6 PM. Working girl to 11harf' apRrlment wilh same. e CdM. 546-391'.M e Go1rtge1 for Rent 435 (Cily employee ) lf'Pks apt Mesa. Reward! 642-5107 Sii wk.COMPARE! 642-4050 or unusual rental. Prefer SEALPOINT Siamese, full or 838-5237. Laguna. Perman. $100 or grown male IO.'/ll•• -Ila•. I ;;:;-;;=====---~-~,! I .. u BABYSITTING my homf', 1..fi ess. Doug, 834-4174 day1, Huntington Harbour 5/13. ···----------:Apts., Apt1., " i--'-"-'-"-·-"-'.u_"~'-"-'"-·-J_1_0_ .. ,_•_m_._._,_u_"-'-"-'"-·_J_10 Furn. & Unfurn. Alf'!;n, or Unfurn. 370 A~:·;n, or Unfurn. 270 Dlsbwashu. color coordlnat. •WANT garage to renl :iear GARAGE wanled, prefer 1wo 494--0377 evesfy,•knd1. 846-2321 after 5:30 Bristol &~~ula.rino __ ...;....;._...;._...;._...;_...;...;....;....;;,;;...;:;:._...;. ed appllancea • plu5h gha.g Brookhursl/Victoria car, 1uilahlf' for building 14 SMALL black Ii white male dog. Vic. Broadway, CM, 543-8344. 642-9789 eves. & • 557-8622 WARM LOVING-~C-AR_E._ Crafls, music. fenced yard . Breakfast &: lunch. 54~2615 ,,: Santa An• • ' ,. ' I • S•nt• Ana S•nta Anl carpel • choice ol 2 ·color * 673-0270 * fl. fibf!rgl11.s1 boat. Will .cheme1 • 2 balta • ata.11 Office Rtntel 440 lra\'I! no mess. Call ~ weekends. &unflo"' Jlparfmenfa is designed for families with children. ,,Cive! 8o mac'.h for all of,-out Wooded•~ tot lot.I, recr.tkm center, •'*'t IWbminr poolt-a total ~lplac. IJ*ial!yd.i.,ned Hr 1amil* with dlildrtn. Eu17 Ac'.hlevemnt Cent.er-An unique 1ch.ooll A .ipnb, fully •c:cnid.ittd pr:iV11te prHChool ri1bt on tM premiee&. Point your children in the iood Jeamin1 direetioDt. Flniblf' IChfdult. .. I -& llur1'ly • 2 ltdroons l z 8111' • .. l 81drooms & 2 llth • Sin(lt St~ l Split Lewi with flrtPIK• • AK Cond~ionin& • Self-clNnin& Ovtnt "\ from $165 per month All SUNFt!W<TR fACILIT~S ARE ON INTERIOR LIN!'S- NO STRmS 10 CROSS. ©- I.n1in1 011\0fl Telephont": tt~ (7J4) 5&7°4Pt ... - ll.ICCOlt C611\f11t1~ lf't V1t111H W11t1 U.1. fitlll)Oill • A Owba i illfl Co. Iii-Im~ /f.JOPfftl showers • mlrrot'N ward· alter 4 A. ~·kend1 robe door! • lndlrect light-BE:o\UTIFU~ J room oflice COLLEGE GIRL WANTS * Ing Jn kilchf'n • breaktasl •ulle w/ kitcl'lf'nelle, Ideal ROOM & board in excha.ngf' * * * * * bar • hug-e private lf'n«d for archltec1, l n s u ran c e for litf' hou1ekttplng or patio • plwih landscapina: • agent, . real!or, etc. On baby11illing. Nttdt!d by June brick Bar--B·Q'1. I• ..... be I· M?IU'O\'ta St. in .!". B . ln OCC di.strict. 546-0281 -•· a $3501$300 per mo. 645---0770 1~--":.,:.==-"~=--I I ed pools It lanai. • l or 4 BR house by June 3101 So. Bristol St. DESK ~pace ~V&Llable_ S50 15th. 1 yr lease, Prefer Trader's Paradise (!Ai ?ill. N. ol So. Cout Plaza) mo._ Will provid~ funnl~ Ne..-1porl Hts ana. Call col· S1nt1 Anl at ".> mo. Ansv.·f'nng service lect, ZlJ: 542-2391 &VA.liable. 17875 Beach Blvd.I=-==~~~'---~--' PHONE: 557.a200 Huntington Beach. 64l-4J21 FAMILY OF 6 + P'I dc'11ire1 NE\v W I I DI'' s21· 4-5 Bdrm, 2~3 bath house a er ront ICf'S J in Newport Harbor High lo S435 Month. A~f' The Sehl Dlslrict. 548--2155 1 l!!lander. 341 Bay11idf' Dr,t~~-----'--''--­ N'pl. Beach. Bill Grundy, 3 BR, 2 BA unlurn. Harbor Rltr. 642-4620 High Sehl are a. Yf'arly I•••••••••• I DESK space available $50 Lease. Ph. 675--1676 400 mo. Will provide furniture 2 BR hse, 10 min from Htg 1----------at$.5 mo. Answering service Be~-area, to S15CI. Main! Room• PR.IV ATE room, Sf'p. en-available. 305 No. E 'l :~·~bt~h~ly~&~tt~f~•~-SJ&.~~7~430~~~ trance l\'/priv. patio .\ Camino Real, San cooking lacil, Girl pref. Clemente. 492-4420 Cdl\t &14-8006 DcLuxe Oflice 525 sq fl. L-----_-__ " _ _,][ "'] Baby forces tra~ or ?? $10.000 equily In 5 mobile home acres for Lot. bo111 or?? Dynamic 11.rea. Ruih· er, 632·0790 or 5'17·8430. ruRN . slping rm, quirt, Car~f·Drapes·Pant'l Waltz . cltan priv. home. l\tale on. Ne10.•port & Bay Center IW••••••••• ly. S17.50 wk. Eve.s/~·knds ""'~ Nel'.·port Bl·" ~, 1' ~v vu, ""'' Announcements &lG-2042 (Also 11 of! avall! 64&-1252 500 Brand Spanking New In Beautiful IACK BAY 1 •nd 2 hdroom1 Furnished ind Unfurnished Adult Living * Dishw1sher * Stove and Refrigerator * Shag CorpeLlng (4 exciting colors) * Sound Proofed * Billiard Tables • *Pool * Large Recreation Center RENT .STARTS $155 • Vista Del Mesa ' Apartments 11, l Tuolln & Mo .. Drlvo @ \.\ 545-4155 Late model Chrysif'r, con. vertible, like f)(!W condition, 24.000 rh.iles. still under warranty, trade tor older car or ? 645--1395 Have Kimball spi~t piano, Dux man"g chair & ottoman, pr ot Lanett 77 spkn. Will PirsoMI• 1 .675-4595. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll~~~'''~'~'~"•~n~··~·-'_"_'_m_c_••_•_'_' Sfln Clf'men/e on the bf'ach· 9 units or S units &: 4 units Person•I• S3CI 11eparaled. $30.000 equity. Tradf' for Joti1 or ? * FULLY LICENSED * 496-3102 R!VlOWned Hindu Splritual\11 $350,000 cqty in flVf'r thf: AdYiCf: on all maltera. counter stock. Trade Io r Love. Marri~, Buslnesa ranch, land, apartmf'nt1, Reading!! given 7 day1 a 01 ! ? "'N"k, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. * 546--5984 * 3U N. El Camino Real, SAn Clemente \Vant Vari or Van Camper. 492-9136, 49UIO'lfi Econoline or Chev w/auto \VE 111arantec our shampoo trans. Trade 'S6 Cro"'11 will .stop hair M>ll le in most Imp. Chry&lu. f .P. i fact. Cl.Sf'S will ll'OW hair back. , .•::"'::·_:""'=:..::Ul=I::., ----- C tt mp I e le I y iuarantffd, &it two adjolnll\i: C·2 lotJ Colts only $2.75 .. You bt ~ on s. Broadway, L.A. Trade judge! Slr Walter, 1>52 $20,«XI equity !or boll. dia- Newporl Bl~. C.M. b mond11, or wtlat llVf' you of SINGLE? WIDOWED? oquol val. 6~ *Olvorctd Ovor 21* Oldest le lalital. For a ttU explanatory meuare 24 hrt ll dll.Y. 5'1·9991 ANYONE lntett11trd ln •har- ing t:xpt"nse of IA• Anir:te.11 phone line to SE porUona of Oranfl" Co! 4M-:i698 TRADE 2S' Piver Trimaran for Oreit0n land "' whatevtt. * 342-3798 * * * lines times dollars l8 ac bf'aut wooded iand overlooking Lake Norfol.k, nr 101, Mountain Home, Ark AISfl lot11 on Hiway JOI. For prop, NB or ? :r 67,3.5990. Lake Gregory R-l lot/cir. Xlnt buil d 111!e, year-rnd/ vac. Nr Cre11tline. Oub San \1oritz mf'mbf!r Incl. F'or OC inc, TD's or ? 644.0151 "60 !'ff'rc Monlf'rey, 4 dr HT. Big en,, auto, rood titts. Runs but needs work. Trade for 10 speed bike or SCOOtf'.r. 673-54fM Have Wurlilzf'r Organ mod 4300, loaded w/xtraa + ktl\f' cablnel, SDlO valu. Want 2nd mortgage or auto. im· port. car. 53&1674 Have 14,000 sq. 11 . bid& on 114 Acr"1 nr ~lands fwy. Trade for LOCAL proptrty. SCH\VORER . 613-2654 Have oceanfront dupl~. \Vanl 2nd T.D.'1, equi~ in house or . ?! RICH fR\\'IN R.ea.ltor/Exchanior 6J5..6()6(1 tNCOl\1E PROP. San ~ menle, Del Mar A\'f:. 2 Stores, 3 apt!. Will nde for T.0 .-pmp. or ~? c.u 4St.J2:'2. PICK up trudt & Cadillac wl air I cle.a.n, Trade ror limousine or whal b1wi you. A~k tor Bill. • 6.fi.007"1 .. 50'5 -OLYMPIC a,p Rac- ing Sailboat, 1lau hull tW' long. full nJJ11 w/rrlr, $860. valut. For Mdc:·up, w.,ori. car. 1 &U-1S26 * * * ,. ' .. c/ L A s s .1 ' ·• .... ' ' F I 1 ·· -. '~ . ' D 6 4 2 • 5 ·6 7 ·.8 TIME FOR QUICK .CASH THROUGH A . . DA·IL Y PILOT . WANT AD 642-5678 I . • BEST . lllYSI . -· .. Stt11r4lv. May 2t lt71 l[ll] I .l[lll r ~~~' 8AB \'Sl171NG my homt, JOHNSON'S. GARDENING C'ERAJ\11C titf M'A ~ vie. Bushard &. llamilton, Ya.rd cate. cletn•\ij).li, plaft· remodel. Frtt esl. Sl1\lll Holp W1ntw,·M.t. fl. 7IO ASSl!MBLERS H B n.... eve hr or wk. tlnr. l '"'inklen, 96~. jobi; Y.'tlcome. S3fr2f26. ~...,, ., ·· 1 .E,;X::;'P~E:CR;?~:.H::;a::w:::ac::ii:..•::•::;G;:•::ro;:,:...,-,l'T"ro:::o~s<'.o:'.rv:::;1c::o::-----1.As;:embltr elec~ mech# CH~~ .. ~ n-.-.--.. -,-,-.~ ·--.·I anical 'devie@t & IUWntm. ..-.. --.L -v·~ Con:ipie,te Ga:dening TREES, Hed .. 1, Top, Trim, bllt I nib! ~.,,,•-nal indoor, crtative St>rv1ce Ka.m&lani ~!:'Tl: *· nterpreta as&t Y ;ijjoo;:"pla". Mesa Verde. . • ~·u cut, ttmo,•ed, hauled. Ins. draw In' 11' ii*:iticatkin S46-0469. " Japan'ese Gardener 6'2-4030 Bl& John ' printa, parta tttts. 1 'Yr pu- Exp'd. Yard \\'ork GENERAL tree .erv., yard VlOUS ' eltoct1"f' rileeh&nlcf.1 WILL babysi t your pre-Clean--0p, Pl•nting 64&-0Sl9 cleanup. All around han-usembly expef ; Solderin& 5Chool chµd ln .mY. home. G1n1r1I Services dymiin. Reas. 646-5843 techniQUea. Exp'd. $2A)/wk, 968-3132 • BASYSITrlNG my home, Husband Busy! C&ll ·hfoose Upholstery S45-0820 after 6-R.epa.lr ,.,....,..'."""0"."'.-.,,...-,...-1 lrg tncd yd, hot mee.ls. day Build-Strv r.tost Things VINY L \Veldtnq-Cuts. burn1, & nlle. 642."5299 ..,....,...,="'"'==="='-tean. Custom dyelnc (All \VILL babysH by the '11.~ek. * I..ABOR UNLIMITED * eolbMll 64~2231 (mobile) Loving cart. So. Costa. HANDY?-.tAN 83&-3942 Mesa. 645-0574. \\'eldine -Caii:ientrY 6T3--l9Z2 LJC. Furn. Uph. Rffd &: Cirpet Servlc• Hiulin@ ..... . cane. \\"Ork. Anthony's Uph. f'O't' Appolr\tment Call lnd11stri11.l· Relations (714 ) 494-9401 TELONIC ''NO Job :roo Small". Litr Sf'rvice. N.B. 64Z..5827 r.tIRACLEAN Ca rp et hauling, garare &, yard l~~~~~~~~~~I lnduitri11 Inc, Htlp WootOil, Ma 1"710 Holp Wotl!M, MA I' 71t H~lp Wo~~·.~···, 71~ Help Won!"!, MA F 710 CUSTOQIAN OIN'L ~CHINISTS LEGAL SEC'Y w/som• SK. Experienced ELECTRONIC r0r J'l:able cornin'I tttm '1 att norette, IB~ ~ • ORANGE COAST . • mill b"9il\ .... c;HJUS11E bkl<pnc expor. Nt wpoft -EMPLOYMDl'I' AGENCY ASSEMB"ERS ELiCT!\!C OOIU'. mi C.oter Ole ... ._ 186! NtVIJIOtt 81vd, • . Placentia, C.~-. ' Lf~e to l re1th• Costa ~1~u '4S-3Ul· : • GJE to flv. f'ld ln1 ,lf1.on1, f resh Air? COMMERCIAL !xperlencM In :reci. •xp., J;11a1f~ a wntern. No Doe•n 't. Eve,YbDCly? I I• 1 phOne t.U1. 2021& J.Aiuna Tbe ""1pment )'OU v.;1.1 1tD TELLER/ • 1 on •• •p vtr nf 1" ~ 114., lAll\n& 11ch remows-1«. ""°* too« PROO~ OPlltATOR .. mbly of dolJut. In-ruer, o..,.1, va~ ells· El!Pm•nced , , . . ttrumont• " •moll GROUNDSMAN •C...•l!l. 040n. dl>St ;. ~· UNITED CAL l ~OltNIA components. Mull 1110 GA"'DENER I i.11. Join fl>• ECOLOGY -BANK-be t •perienced In fab-" tetm. Call 6f6.U89 tor di, 6 ?dOIW"Ch. a,.y :PWa rlc1tlno cables (solder Wis. > & c rimp ·cOP1tact1). -CITY OF - <96.lm South t.ar""",99•00 Hl9h School dlplomo & NEWPORT BEACH Equal~·-' Em·'--NASA toldtrlnt ctrll• $54f.$6'7 Por Mo. ~ .. ....,..wulY • _.,~r flc1te d11lr1bl1. ~lrt• blah .chool sradu~ COMPANION for eldtrty lady. Tak~ for dri~, liaht hlkf>I. O:tM. Clll' an 6 6r Sun. 644-799~ Please Applr. Live· In Com.,.monl sttttr tor 11 )1' old )'OUflC I~. Roh exchanrtd. S.pr. Uvilla quartera, pvt btach • poOJ. Lquna. Fat.hat hu occu. travel. Call 49$-3640. Strviee. Fast dry shMtpoo. clean-up, windo\vs v.·ashed,!~1 II I JI L1gun1 8e1ch tree!: soil ttt!tdant & coklr etc. 548--0172 btwn S.10 am ~ymettt Equal opPOrfunitv ci.:mploytr Qrighrness inc;luded on ~o~ri•~lt~5'._p~m;·;..O:-!im~:J~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;~ I 'o"E"LIVE.-;;;=R"'Y"-P"'ut=-=ttm=,-, -.-.m-. evtry job. All l'o"ork iuarn. \'ARP. ;arage, cleanups. ASS'T. l-tANAGER. Uarn taper, 7 days v"k -R@a~. Ckil ,for free est. 'R · ,. 1 ""'• busines~ ~·/local firm. • * ••• •i-* 645-49-19 ~move trees. lrt, vy, Job Wi nt.cl, Mi l• 700 ....._'II' · Per16nnel Off c• 3333 HonbOI' .Blvd. . CMta Mes• AlLANTIC .. RfStARCH ation & 6 mo'1 f!xPtr. in 1ardenlnr. nunttY or lfOU.nd m&intel'l&.nce \\'Ork. Apply by June 3rd to Per· 90Mel Ottice, 3300 Newport 8lvd.. Ntwport SM.ch, Calit 9*0. 1n•l 673-6633. MACHINE OPERATOR ExJier. in OJ!tf•tina drU1 ~ desired. Should be able to read micro met.en ~ calipers. Knowledte o! basic math. sk1ploader, back hoe .I,.,-=--------~me retail exper. helpful. DENTAL :Exec. Sec'y Ole. CARPET' shampooing, dry ·~4~ COLI.EGE: student w/family No SUndays. Grtat oppor. to • MJ1'. Dlvtni~ du t 1 es . HAiltDRESSE:RS \Vanted? H•ad Hu.oter Beauty Salona, 615-4112 ti? ~3?01 f('.)l!Lm, Reaid, comm'!, '11.'in. TRA SH & ·Garage clean-up needs job, can v.·ork 40 hr t.ak" over. StArt $500. -Sec'y 1klll1 b k kp n I dov;s k tloon. Free eat. 1 days. SlO a load. Free est: Y.·k (flex .. hrll Good Call Jean Brown~ matutt. Good ptnonallty A For Appointment Call JnduaUiaJ Rtla'tiolil (714) 49~9401 962-0672 Anytime 548-SOll bac)w'nd in \\'Ork exp. COASTAL AGENCY judsment ttq'd. 1o 45. Top Diamond Carpet CJeanini · 673-0647 2790 Harbor Bl at Adams Mlary. M&-3000 . H.AUU>R.ESSER ne ed e d f/time. Attrad . buay shop. Xln't '1.'0rkll\I ccnds. Abov~ i"t earn!np.. Mk for Betty &!'ton, GiGi's Hair S~le1, ~ · $8 MO\rlNG, Garage clean-up • I Jter:t':.fn;12; :Uat1ons ·I.:. lite hl_ullng. Reasonable. Job,W•nt9d, Ftmale 702 Assistant M1n191r DENTAL ·8.Sa'f, C!\alr1fdt Or ''• . Systems Division 'Free Est. 645-l317 Free es!Jmates. &1~1602. Jn&ure your food str:'/ice fU. frnt oftict, Lido. Write, EXCELLENT Boolrktepin& ture. Clu&it~ ad No. 134, 1'&lly nLONIC oRtFOAM CARP ET CLEAN Housoc1oan1ng b"''""'"'· AR & AP. Hamburaer Hamlet Pilot, P.o. -1560, c..1a A r>1v1s1on o1 .in your ho me or 'office __ H_O_U_S_E_O_F.._CL_E_AN __ , Payrol:, typil\J, Gen. oHict. '• f..ftsa, Calli. 9-9.tfqu,th&nn& ~tion H 0 STE SS• WA I T'R.ESS. Industries 1nc. Le9un,.S.1ch Equat (IJlpO,rtW'lity 'empltYtf Tomlin Svc * 557.9669 Comm'! & Resid . Cleaning J\f at u re , pre 1e n 11 y Candidates ahould be aur~ DENTAL Aset. Exper. cnJy Exp'd, M r 21. LOVE'S C.rp.nto r ~--tsl. * "'2---.. *· employfld, Prt'fer C.\f, NB fo .. 2 ..1 •• -. a wk. Pl•uo 1JEq\lalii!!!i!!!iill!!i1i!"~ia.cm~~;J1·1.1~AflUQUE. -!";;y=t;aea;;;;~~J,;;;~;;o,~;;J-l ~~~~~~~~~·l 'ive, 25-JS Yh old. 3-5 .YJ'.9 • .....,,. s· · 1 Ad · A' I area. 549-2458 aft 6 r~ •x-r. •-ndabl• i •. ·phone M:>.1121 Tuer AM· on. -~ • -· ami. PP Y CARPENTRY · · Bay & Beach Janitorial vuu r ll\} « tSCR.OW Tttlnee. CdM' lOca· ~U am I CrP.I!, windoY.'!, noors etc. LADY v.·anl! houaecleaninr . ha\~ a neat appearanct. ly. tion, l'iutt be xlnt typlat,1--------- I ilfACHINIST wllh ill :ollJ expcrie,nce. !\fINOR REPA1RS. No Job R~'!. &; Comm'!. 646-14-01 ExJ)t'r, O"-n transportation. Salary eommensurate w/' DENTAL Ass't. Experience p ~tio r · HSKPJtS E I t Too Small. cabinet in 1ar· \Viii do any type houS<'clean-Call 8-17-3637 after fl pm. e:\-p. Xlnt 'benf'fitA. ~ Mr.' chalrsldP. Salary ·o p'e 11 . tee~~ fclll ~·ay t'~. Gtorfe All:: ~I: Alt~ .. ·~52 · ages & o th e r cAblnet!. Dttker at 1545 Ada.ma, Cr.t ~L&run~J3ai:H_1~ll~•t-att~•~· 8Jo..~~1Ll0'!:.: 1 ;:S1>~n•~'OOd:'-.633-o~~200:~~~l-~~~·~~~~~·~l=':"'~...::S·~· 5';5-8175 if no ansv.'er leave ing. Exp. & Rea~. 546-082! AIDES For convalesctnct, , .. ~ ,,,..,,,. 1:1 64&2l7l H O DEDICATE!) CLEANING r!derly care or family care. btwn l k 5, PENT AL R t c t pt t on i at 547..0395 :~~~~. · · • \Ve do everything. Ftte Homemakers, 547-6681. ATIENDA.~T 'A'/ exp. tot \11anted. Exptr i en c ~d EXPEJlt .• :SECRETA~Y MATElllAL COORDINATOR ~~~~~~~-~·I estimate. Call 673-4072 YOUNG IadY will cart for Chevron Station &: RerU preferttd. 543-7074 Typina !IO w.p.m. S1I J5 + * HOU SEK!UER ANY &Z job. Reaid., Comm'l, · children or handicapped. Rent.a.car in Lai u n .t • DENT' AL Pedodontic aa1L w.p.m. ~ LAUNDUSS ~p Of inWnt.ory OOtl• trot purcha&ini pr6c6dutts. 1toclc ~ actMtlri. Indus .. Apts. Reas. Fr~ HI. Ironing 548-7598 College atudent over 18. Ho Must be exper. in lab & UNITED CAl.ll'ORNIA1 ___ Call __ M&-__ n_'4 __ _ 982-1961. Joo& hair. Perm. tun ti-.. chain ide procedurts. Non ·~BANK- Cement, Concre:e Iioninr & Alterations ,..,. At f\.1y Jiome Help Wanted, M & F 710 summer & part time durinc 1mok•r. 64~ . ~ Avtnlda D.t Mar H0USEW01U< 3 hall • .,.. MOn. wtd. Pr!. Ott.11 tn.nap. CONCRETE \Vork, no job too 5fTialJ. Pttios • pool decks • brick • 1ttine. 642-04 78 Free est. 545-7641 schl. Sa1ary & comm Wt 'DENTAL Asa't, "front dtik Sin Clemente · raise•. 494-9003· ite'y, Exper only. People , :i'.TM). ~ The Bluff•. N.a 644-0902 For APPOiJflm•nt con tndu>trial 11t-1 (714 ) 4'4-9401 • QUALITY cement' wm'k, l"'t Gtorre do it. Lic'd, Bonded. 645-169:3. CEMENT WORK, no job loo small. reasonable. F r~ e F..l!tim. H. Stuflick, 548-8615. PATIOS, v.·alks. drive-. in- g!aJ.I new Jav..·ru;, saw. break, removt. 548-8668 for est. e e CONCRETE. Floors, patios, drivta, sidewalks, slabs. Rt•s. Don 642·8514 Child Car• CHILD Care, my homt. \Veek days. Age 2 10 6. ; r.tacArthur It Flower, S.A, 549'-3187 Cont rector ~1 Y \\'ay, Q1Jailzy home repair. Walls, cellini . floors etc. No jOb too small. 547-0036, 24 hr 11ns. serv. Allditlnn11 * Rt-modeling Gerwick &: 'Son. Lie. 673-6041 .. 54~2170 Driveways HAWLEY'S Driveway ·Se11J. Coaf'in&. Free est. C..\f, NB &: S.A. arta onJ;y. 548-4474 El1ctrlcal LIC'D Electrici an. maint. strv. Also, resid. indu&trial. 642-44i4. Furnttur• P•lntlng & Pep.ti'h1r:t9lng A Bttter Temporary Position PROF. pa.ih.tinr. Exter l URGENTLY NEEDED story, low as $Z2S w/rd e SECRETARIES palnt. Avg rm $18. Airless Bpraying acc<>us. ceili nt&, 2 • TYP,l~:rs eoats $15. Roy, 847-1858.. e PBX OPRS No \\'ur:ing + WALLPAPER '* -\Vhe_a you call "M•c" e KEYPUNCH O~RS e ACCTNG CLERKS 548-14-M 646-lTil LESCO PAINTING Resid & Apti;, Spraying ac- cous. ceUinrs. Int I Ext L.ic'd/Jns, 645-2399. \\'ork when &. where you v.·ant~ .. Interim Personnel Service PA I NTING : Hone st, 778 W. 20th, C.M. guaranteed v."Ork. Lic'd. ~2-7523, 546-2592 Local ref's. Call 675-5740 aft (W. on 19th St. to Piactntia. 5. neht on Plac-entia. to 20th PAPERHANGING by pn> St., right 011 20th). re~lonals, all v.·ork rtd . Free e1t.1 no job too tmaJ.I . 968-0316 -----=<:"-=-.-- Adm. Salos PAINTING, prof@ssional. All $ll OOO A YEAR MEN wo.rk gu•r 1:1 . Color ' apec ialitt. 962..til~.::. EARN $37,000 PER ~1-1441, YEAR FOR: clean & neat paintin;:, interior & exterior, Call · Dick, 96&-4065 PAlNTL\JG/papenna. U yrs ·in Harbor &1ta . Lie: & bonded. Ref'• furn, .2.156 . PAlNTlNG/paperinr. ·18 yrs in Harbor area. Uc & bocd.ed. Ret'1 furn. &IZ.2356, *PAPERHANGER* Supe rior CraftJiman. Reu. .Rates. C. Rebko. 646-2449. PAINTING. Quality v.·ork~ TOMORRO'V Y'ou ;\L\ Y BE ON i'OUR \VAY TO FINANCIAL INDEPEN- DENCE. E""PERIENCE HAS PROVEN-THAT Wint OUR PROFES.. SIONAL TR AINING r.tETHODS. OUR MEN MAY !11AKE r.t 0 RE TifETR F1RST YEAR '-''ITH US TiiA.iV TIIEY \\'ILL EVER MAKE AT THEIR ·PRESENT JOB. Furniture Strlpp!ni 'Rt11sonabl e p r ices. Speci111 ki tchen cab. doors Rt11/Conlrf\/Jndus. 892--.12{)6 SUCCESS ts BASED stripped $l ea. Avg chain Photography ._ ON HARD \VORK, PLUS ' ~ ea. Gluing. 642·:H4.5. -.:--------1 JNTRJNSlC KNO\\'L-\VE DD ING p ic lurez ; O.rd.nl-bl kl •1 ., I EDGE. COMB I NE D •.• · ac w~11 e g,..., CQ or, '''l'Y \VITH niE VERY BE~ rtas. 846-6560 or 846-4668 l'ROFESSIONAL l-1 A J ~· T . SALES + MANAGE· ttee \l'Ork. pr un i n r, Plester, Patch, Repair ME'.'iT' TALENT. LEAPtN spraying, di1ease & "''eed Pl.ASTER-PAtch-Rm Adds. HOW STIJART FOX. EX· eontrol. Sprnkler rtpair. Accous. ceilin&s, 11 \Jc co ST 0 CK BR 0 KER . Clean up jObs. George, relin. Frte estim a tes . ·STARTED ON THE 646-5ll9~ 835-1591, 545-:-4588 Alt 5. ROAD TO F INANCIAL AL'S GARDENING INDEPENDENCE * PATCH PLASfERJNG for prdenlna:. & s mall THROUGH HIS ASSOC· landsc11pU!& &ervl~. call All typts. Fm e&tlmates JATION \I/ITH FINAN· Call 54D-6825 5'm-5198. Servin& Newport, CI.AL INVESTMENT AN. Cd.\f, Olsta 1-ftn.. DoVer Plumbing ALYST, R.E. BROKER, Shotts Westcliff, COMMUNITY LEADER, ' 'LEW T&kU & Son'a Plum· LOO * LANDSCAPING * bing Repair R-e pl p e ~~ B. KJNG- Ne\v la\l·ns, lttl!" removal, &emodt.l Free Etti.mates 1prinkler'I, dra.ins. a.rbon, · 646-8340 patios, ftnceg walls. Lic'd ''L=w~T~--~.~-~1 contr/ Ute i\flater Charge. .E akas f.: So~ 1 Plumb-FrM 01y Or Nl9ht 13 yrs Joe. exp. 536·1225. ing Repair. Repipe, Remo. Tralnlnt del. Free est. 646·8340 Tot Comnans1tlon1 .e LANDSCAPING e . •· · ROTOTILLING, 2~c sQ FT. COLE PLUMBING Fu I Fr 1n9• Benefits. SPRINKLERS SEED &· 24 hr. Service St1 rt lrnrnecllately. SOD LA\VNS. L1c'O CONTR * 645-1161 * With 1971 C1dill1c. ~.2JSM $8 HOUR ON,E stop Japane:ae garden· in1 &: minor landscapini. Frte e111. 839-3917. Harbor \~\ew, & Turtle Rock AL'S Landscapin;:. Tr ee :Plumbillg/electrical rtpair 64Z..275S 642-1403 PLUMBING REP AIR No jOb loo sm&.11 •..642-3128 • CALL NOW 547-6771 Ask for Mr. Boye!' al Y d od I. Remodel & Repei r remov . ar rem eina.1------"----ACCOUN TING CLERK Trash hauJinr, lot cleanup. ARE you nady for Jhe Sum· Rep.a ir sprinklerL.673-1166. mer . :Se~1t1n? Handym.an 2 Years clerical accountinf , EXPER. Japanese·Am~rlc:an speciaJist. All ty!)t's rtpa1rs A/P or Receivable <>r job gardener, complete a:ard en-&. fix ups. Ca.II Bill, Be!ore cost. Type 50 w.p.m. elf:C· lni service Ii cieniup. 9am/aft 5Pi\f; 968-6&37 tric. 89>-CISO Roofing t.A\V?i care &: garden work Lit: hf hauling. Ex· p 'd . LEE R.ootinJ Co. RoofinR of lteuonble. Call 543-9735 aJI t)'J)e•. ~r. ttpairs, ther•mo r:oot eoaU1111. •'hit• J A,PANE$E G ar den.in c· ft: celor .. Llc/bondtd since service. Neat work. Cleanup ·:t7. &t~7222 :yd. mt int. 9'&-2301 I :~c..;;,,."'-"'-~~""'-~ I T. Cuy _Hoot~ •. DeJl.Pire~t. For AWointment 00 InduatriaJ Relation• (714) 494-9401 ' JELONIC CLEAN Up Spfcltllst. Haul-r &I my own .,·orlc. 6'>2780, "tnc add J~. new fence k 5'8--gSQO 1 d 1 1 1 ~Ir. Reu. MM9'"» n UI r ., ftC. -Jl.m'i Lawn Cllttinr and Sewing/Alfer•tions · Laguna Bea c.h Edrinr. Ci.II for Free e btt&smaklna: • Alteration• Equal opportt1ni1y employer Estimate. PhOne 642-1693 Sptc:lal On Item~ ASSE:-.tBLERS. "ExPtr. tof Exp. Japanese Cardtntr · Call Jo t 6'6-6-t~S camper facklr$it Appl)', 869 Com~lete ~ard ~tvice t UltOPEAN Dre:Ull'laktna. \V. 18tl't SL, C.!'lt Frtt "•t!~te 5'f0.~ Expertly CUstom Fitted,•, W H v.r E ELEPHANTS" e JAPANESE qARDENERe Accur. Reas:. 67~1!49 ~ ~ bouM?' ~fttnlt~. elf!•~ Alter•tiont -'42-5145 •tCub" . .«eD them tiru HB.J'V~M 04.~ .$2~ 'NnJ. •CCW'atf. 21) Y'!ll.n exp., Daily Pilot OUslfltd ATTRACT WAITRE~ 'orieoted prevtnttvo prao-Equal ~c). Em-r Exper Not • under 21 NO tice. H.B. 962-2'436. . Insur. Seles - PHONE CALLS. Appiy ~Ii' DENTAL· ·ilSIS'fANT ~;.'!. d~~ NO COLlEGi penon. Surt & Sirloin, 59so ~·d, Qr1t.o .. ustt14nt, ~ , Jen). btf'Wttn 9 4 3 pm NECESSARY TELONIC w. Cout Hwy. N.:8, °!"e. Matute, re~pomibte ).1r .. Mlkt'a: Xl9 P'1m SL: •X·MILITARY MIN APT H~ Mira:. C.Ouple for iirl ... JS ~ 10 · 2S., ~uy Balboa. "$7~T74 ' · lndu1tri91 Inc. , ' 30140 unitA Paintina: & $.500/MO plua:. 54MOll · L 8 h cleAnin(. +.Apt stlary, DENTAL Atli&tant _ put i::xP·o full time cottMtician A·RE YOU TTltJ:D DF :8~· !:qu&). ~~~"r:·m~r (2ll) 393-8.589 tim e. Experlt nct ,J'ttt@~. T~t ~ chut•-QOtl'l'\ftlC, ING TOI,.D, WHEN APPL~- Call bet. 9 &: 5, 893..2415 dtpt tn drU& &tort. Su~mlt ING FOR A J0 8, THAT AVG . ~ day, work J hn eve·,. Tel. ·from horn~ Deliv. ln atta. Call 9 to 12 Ar.f wkdays. ~5004 ... BABYSJTIER • full time Mon/Fri. for 17 mo old boy, Corona del Mar. 673-1207 Babysitter My Home g Days, 7~30 AM-4Pf\.f ,CalJ &fZ..1379 BABYSrM'ER. afternoon.&, 5 hn. 3-5 days per week. some wlmds .. 962.:-4986 DrtAPI RY .name ... tile. n1Jn1bfr to Bo:ic YOU WILL ONLY BE .ABLE r.~~~tuc!.1:'~td ~.~.! :IS~. CdM for lnttrView TO r.!AKE A SMALL SAL--v l Chie1 SEAMSTRESS EXP£RlENCEt> driveway A'RY ~ECAUS& YOU LACK 2929 E. Cout Hwy, CdM • Ex~rl•nced . aalesman,1 $harJ)!.'Ntttol\ly. A (X)LLEGE DEG REE? MAILS&. MAINf. ' t.2.50-$3 hr. • Salary A Cemm~ st5-9Sf9, THE PltESit>ENT OF OUR I ~-"°".,,.;o.l.rA;;,Pt;,,...+_. _615-IT.,..;.._"!_,,,_1 ORANG!: COAST 11)..3 PM ORGANIZATION BUILT A MANACER-tr&lnt:e ·f~r Er.IPLOYMENT AGENCY !: X p E ft.. La n d 'c a p 41 LARGE PRESTIGE COr.J. lad Its health sp1., full \or 186'9 Newport Blvd S I d PA:.~ ON ABILITY AND ........ time. Good -··'t)t C.Osta ?\-feM. MS.3lll u Per n t e n e n ta & PERFOJtMANCE. NOT A ,.... • v""• ...... e1timaton wanted immtd. for seU·1tartin1 pl. ~ * DRIVERS. * .~ .... ~28 !"It.a: or PAPER... t.ady ~. 2l>n P•-./ie Valencia., La.tuna H 11t 1. No E1ped;iic:•' 'tllP!, -~ !•' J"'4A LENT 1i THE .-.App1y 11twn10&~ N I cu.< .ti!,; ~1311 •><'' SOll!ICI: OF STR.ENCTH -~~ " tcelsary. ~ t \'fl. OT ANY ~mABLE MA•vnx.. ntiutnt ~. Btauty operatcr: booth spa.ct: for . ttlit. \Vt it 673-ru6 . Must have cleM·Calif. drlv. tATifiJt'S heJpei. Want'~ for COMPANY. s TEW A R. T tor pre1tite 30 uajt adl t. Hair · _. N d "" •Pt. C.M. Reply •Wini i!XJI, ma recoiv. nt un er ..,. motherless home. Ch l 14 :r6x IS AOIIEVtNG FI N-tie. film.Uy 11tt tuJ, Jfttent e BLUE OOLPH IN a Hosttsa, exper. p/time. AP. ply~ 3lb Via L!do. NB. BOAT BUILOER TRAJNtE, Asstmblers k carpentt rs. Build win~rs. Co. ~ train hi-school grad. $2 hr. Call Helen Hayes 540-fi055 COASTAL AGENCY 1190 Harbor "$! at Adams CARPENTERS ·Experienced ORANG E COAST Er.tPLOYJ\.1ENT AGENCY 1869 N~rt Blvd C<ma Mt sa · 645-3111 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES for ~citing new nl,htclub. Alga COOK • XTrit houri, Deli exp if poqiMe, male or rerhfile. -See "?.tr Baker anytime after 11 am, The Velvtt Gypgy, 1550 Superior. C.r-.t. COC KTAIL k fOod '1.'aitftsa. 2 yn: exp. ONLY need ap. ply, l.oeaJ. re1ident. Youna:. slntle & attractive. 494.1700 COFFEE shop waltresa • All shittt avail. Apply in Pt'rson 1111 !\fer.a La.nea, 1703 Sul)f'rior St. C.M. COOK Exper. F/time >J>Pl,.Y m PE;tg()N THE RIGGER YELLOW CAB CO.. 'care· & Ille hOuffk@eplr\r. ANCJAL INDEPENDENCE titut tiOl'I ~tc. Writ e : l8tl E. l&th St., C.M. Call 9"-3743 alter &:30 pm JN ASSOCIATION \Vmt' Claulfitd ad ·No. 149. The D6MEsrtCS of all kind11, FIBERGLASS moldert. Ap. ONE OF CALITOR.N'IA'S D&,llY; Pil~t P. 0 . ~ 1560, nics tly . ~ ·~· ottlee P~k;~' tlOl" ~Min& td:ln .. UN~ . ~·IN~CIAL ·eo,;1a Mts11, ~lf..',9262& :cleaninr .. ·Some·-drMrra: tt· d\PPHMariM Corp, 1731 S. ~ttU'T 'AfiALYSTS, MEDICAL Sec'y ~ Jl&eept. r™s. Ph. 12131 ~ or Ritchey, Santa Ana. COMMUN l'n" LEADtR, Retponalble airl for~ boJy 1714) 91$&..Q57. FOOD • CoekttU Walb'ttl JlE. 81tOKtR. DAVID 8. tront t1tc , Alt Z>4(i. Mitt EARN FOR A M fMER. exper. J>/time. Co u 1 d LOOKIN<iLWO. have uper. w/'11 ~· iN;. VACATION, A CAR., CAMP develop Info f/atne'. Day . Hn 9AM-6PMdii!Y. W~9- 0P. COLLEGE FOR YOUR. shUt. 1\ancho S..n Jotquin e St.trt Tmmtdtately 1, s,&t 9-1. S..laty flexlblt A CHILDR.ltN. Be an AVON Golf' Courae. 13021 CUlvtr •Full f'rinfe !fnttiu allowances will be made tOr Representative &: earn extra. ~. Irvine. Netr U.C:.J. Ask • Frtt Train.in& a akllltd ptl'IOn. J\tfl re'd. money, )Vin prltet. MH t f()f "''tynt, !33-0lll · ! e Immed'1t~ Car ti'li.n Phone. 646-39$2 -·' ptOple. Hive fun. If'• easy FORIMAN •. e lnoe'ntlve Plana to f et stuted. Just call: n... of are" lui.•t --..._. • ltfOTHEJt'S Ml~. P1!t.otl , ... ... 1 1u11 .. ,,.4 , , "''"" ........... ALL NOW htve car ~be wi1llnl to ...........,.. • .,.,.,i~ 1' -coms>aniel In itxcltll'I'"' l')On· ~ · ,.._,,,_. . ' l • 547 677 J hClusework ..... ~ , EXEC. 'S&C'{' .y/ I •.•.•. , •• , .... b""""'· !'Ii»~! ; ~319 , •. : ' I divil.ion. of n.atibnLlly knO\\""n lay-up exptr. neC'dl, SP,ln· * NNd c.1.1,allk<,Gel * co. Tep· ~sonntl .Exec iah ht)ps. P'rom ~-A k •· M Jam· ol j~-~-~· .... ~· · wants y6u · ; to help ; ad· C&ll BUl Karper StO«JS5 1 YVr r • · wr mMU "' ministn.te his of~. '!op.corp, COA$TAL AGENCY ' ~~~ Need. to -be'µJe fD btnetitt. To $500. ZT90 Hattlor SJ at .Adami ;; ha.nd.Je lll pbues of cl.JI Jeln BroWn ~ ' f " il • itrienJ Oftice lncludinr COAST AL AO EN ct-~NCH!nl• •,a.~~~.w'",,!~1.b! nawport ~ tli5j)atch. Will train. Z190 ttubor a1 'at').aarb , '=~ ... i:,.~ Plea•·-·~ p•~onnal * 49'-9745 * ESCROW. ASST/ ~lt!. . VI• LROIAANL PERSTOCA~&ss' o•. OINl!RAL C~l!RK agency .,. "" Openin& In our H.lt, otc. tt 133' o6ver t:>rive · : : · you can &.OC\lt. ~ 50+ Ntwpor1 Betch UNITEp cAlJ l'OlltN1IA ""ords ptr min• are ;ln.tn· w-3870 -BAN" -.,,..i 10 wor~o: lhr l fTOW· PBX R $475 2il2 W.· Coital Hwy , int Ina. co. w/"1n't conds &. ecept. . to Newport Bea~h. Cal.It. btnetitt, Call P~r*°Mel, Artraet. Good typ1nz, expe r. 6tl·U$1 ., 142. Thl on ~. 'Equal OpPOr. en>...r-r . UniJard Jnsuranct Gm.ip Recept/Typi1t to $400 r"'I"' 1-• • Hindle mail, duplicator. ESCROW A'SST . GK !1£1tAL omc. · ~ n\ik. dutfH . • · '.Knowl edce tlf a t eounts Asst. Bkkpr $525 ExPtrW~ payable &. tteelva ble &: Mftr bcklrnd htlptuJ. Good UNITl!D CALIPOltNIA -payroll. M"" be •hi• 1o oppor. -BANK-·take tull chlflf! Of 1 Cir! of· Collect•r $500 + comm. 3141 E. Coe:tt: R,. flct. S9T~109l ltlin . ~ Y'tl aftney or JWnce .. Corona de! . -' ' blcl<;round. NO. 1& FA$Hl0~ ISUJ"J"D ~ HOUSE: HUT1tinr? Wat<:h the Ins. S•I•• Rtp. fo $900 NEWPORT BEACil'. Eq\\a1 ap,,.rtiin;ty Employer ~~'=,It 'J'm'1·eori\e .laltt A i»ilt&•· --~~--- = :.---"" . ~ PERSC»JEI. SERYICES•AGENCY INS. SEC'Y $6GO Marve1oua oppor. for Sirl •wl a.pney •"PfT. (No Life) 0:), btnetiu, chffrtut ore. . 4la E. llt!i Cat lrvlnt) C.M. ''42.1470 · LEG'At. SEC'Y. 5i1...,,,IJI Iota.I attctney w/plldb ofc lnt. be•utUul n\(ldm\ bide 'Nlll pay .... u tor aood skill• HOO. Cal Ktlen Jlt)'t• ~ COASTAL AGENCY 2790 Harl'ior el •t A.~rn1 The ·DAILY -. P·ILOT · ._.QRANGE COASJ!S • I leading , Marketplac£, I . -...-.. ----· . ·------------·~ -------~-------r :. _ _..-;i ' # ' I II l I 1- ' "' , ., I I } j I .. ___ ...... ' . . !-t n · DlltV I'll.OT • .· . . -j . •• ~ 11 ' ¥ j ;• .'.Here's ~W You Can. Ua._ c •· Ow ~!IO• Dime • A • Unes ;· ' 1 ' i lir1,. therft' er iMU thMn with corr.c1 c•lh te .,.. ef elir 4 eonYenltnt offic..... • 1 : .. • N. 11.,.i.c1r, ,..odU<o or plantl. f ' • Ne '°"''""rcJ1I 1cl1 allowed. .~ 1 • Each Item rnU-11· IM prlCtd 'f'ith no Item · .ourfamous DIME-A-LINES • . ,_, $2S. ' c .... 21 t.tt.fl -.ill .,..... ,.. .... , WHrrE ~tn wat11 bu.ill PANASONIC 1tereo AM·FP.f, ARGUS C-3 c:amera, cue, wlth fl\lctt and 'drain fit· 2 •pea.ken fl5. WebcQr ftaah and Ua:~l metfl' $25. , 'flt\ati and •Wail hanpr, uAd •tt~ -re<:ord player $10. Webcor tape l'f'COtdtr wtth ,! SU. S~I .rmy bt.rraeka cot Walleruack llpe recorder jack, mike $25. Very lara:e Witb ma.ttttu SlQ .. J..arte TV Atodtl l!iOO $10. 2 radiol, flov.·er arranrtmf.nl 32 x JJ" ! oabintl, bloMe. mah rood nffd repair $1 both , In .(Old leaf bowl, whill', Cit ,tJ. Sm a JI ias Blendtr, used very little $5, li1ht l!"ffn flower• wllh • · rtfQ&e-ralm', clean, \lo'Orkl Tube and lormica. tablt and 1oJd 1rape1, orisina.I $85, KEAVY (h&ty atroUer ~. Mesh playpen $5. Play table 16. 968-0368. LOVELY kitchen table $25. 4 matching chain ,$10. 30" ¥ Ill" plate a:lau mirror S11. While twin headboard $5. Carpet .!!Wteper $4. 557-t914 BLOND£ wic $7.50. Extra IOllJ twin bed $15. Bathroom 1ink $2. Guitar 1mplifler $5. Wall deak $1.50. New rubber W<>rk boots Wt 9 St. Playtex nurll!r $1. Skis with pole• 'r.lc. Step ttool 75c, Over n l a:ht CASe 50c. Lawnmov.·er with broken $lS. ~ , 4 chain $7. Ccffte table $4. 1tU 1S~-'f'Aio doa: cqts, Qnt ~ BUNK beds tompl.ete m Fibera:la.sa puUman top and e1peclaU1 tor air tn1.vel 30" each. Matchm, 1 drawer 1ink for trailtt or motor x 19" x 25" $5. Othtr ooJ. ~t $10. 2 lPl"tadli $5. _borne. 2 bedroom chairs. Lap1itile metal with 1Hp Lamps and lhadea Sl • $5. need recoverin& $2 each. 2 ca.1c;b 2-4" x 11".' 27" SS. , Univen.i'-Y Park. m-2305 !orm~ca. 1ink tops, mt and Dog bed, red metal, 7" x VW trailtt hitch $10. 7:$ x handle 50c:. Kitchen chair 14 tire SS. Paint 1pray gun 50c. Mq:uine rack 25c. 611 $20. Mef'CUI')' o u t boa rd Knov.'tll Pl., C.OSt.a Meu.. l'tmote controll $8. Boal 64.>-1708 anchor a.rid rope S 4 . 1 'o~l~N~l~N~G~t.~b~J.-"""~~,~,,.~u.· Windstueld a.nd crash bar $12.50 Maple chair $5 Small fur Huley Sportster $3'.> round Maple chair $7.50 each. ~1Ta2 Eute:ka upri&h t vacuum, '" JUNIOR. bib $1 ~ &Old, _2' x :.· uncut $2 each. 22'' x 32" SS. Hand lawn , . · Formica top for &alley mower, madt in £naiand, fuy.s 25c·U. Gla.u..,,•art: Ilic· tniltt or l:l'liat S3. 6' tube with rrus catcMr $3. $2. CI o·t h t n & 25c: • S.t. light, M"W 1.1. Ii' • O x 2' • O Sunbeam electric m&nicul'I! • BuSlntttl SJ!. Toy 'box $l. aluminum easement window 5't. IUce new $5. Chtl"r hOod t 2827 Pol10la O't. O.f $7. GM coil overload•· $4. rypr hair dryer $2. 968-9993 4 TIRES and r ims $18. Ora:an Tripod legs $3. Rl&id pipe TOYS· All kinds good con- $10. Came• lOc • Sl . Picnic cuttf!r 4" $3. 3-t2 volt squir-dit~ push °pull cars table -with benches $1.50. rel cage fans, new S2 each. Pullles si:-ix x:1s, ss'. 2 TWIN 1ize mavrtu and box 1pri.ngs $5 • aet. 2 te~ end tablea $10 each. Maple table $1.50. Footslool S3. Dan.i1h modern chair $10. Rocker ,$12.50. Ccld&pot refrigerator $15. pi.nette set $5. Sota $1.::.0. 2527 Elden Ave. C. M . 64l-Mn • Hot _plate $2. Servlna: cart& Baffied fuel tank, near new, 644-1028. IQ& Ct r c I • ' $1.50. Modt.I &•• enfint approx. 7o gallop& $20. 2 Easlbluff. • • · I 12 v •teel ta.nkl $2 each. Cas1 1,.::;::;:;:;::.---~~= $2.50. Hlih char •~1 Iron soil pipe 3 .. and 4 .. i5c LIGHT tbcture, new $15. ~the~Oc. ~ksS: k.,~ per toot. Car cooler SJ. Pro-Tyewrlter stand $5. RUMina: , , $2.50, 10-5 pm. Stt-Sun 2412 Am exercycle $3. 2 time meter $3. Starts n:ie1er hardwood wine cask halfl, $2. V'l'. VOM •$8. Sia:nal 1----------S. w. ~zurr. s.;.. HJl• larie S3 e 1 c h . Ap-renerator $15. s 1 n e _, q . C0PIES of old run eaW011 -2;i'HP enrlne $5. Album 66 proximately 100 f~t of foil wave $15, New a~ uled SI.50 each. Weldir11 1'9oks . Beat H)"T111\. hantback 50c. back insulation full thick tran.lformen $2-$5. V Y $ 1 • 5 0 ea c h , ?-.1 a r i n e t 3044 -Madelra. CM .~ $~ '11. 3 shttta. ~· x s" x %" meter p. 39 Xt.1.11, all $1.5. e~rs ma.no.al $2. New ' l5 ~Bi.Cl( book• .fSc. 5 IOUnd board $1 tach. Film Tubes. ~r ulf:d B29a $4. rocker $10. 2 Maple bar hand painted plctun• $4.9S. loadtr $1. 552 Hamilton St., 115 $5. 80'1 75c. Head 1et, stools $4 eal"h. 2 bar 1tools 4 pa~io chain $1.,9.1 each. CM, door on drivewa.y new $5. 18162 Dewberry, 7Sc each. Pistol C'l5f: $1. Patio uble $6.~. Preuure HANSON baby . acaJe $2.5'1 Unlvenlty Puk 833-2274 66--&163 cooker $3.25. 5 fOot ladder Small animal cage $1. DESK SU . Bikes $15 and $10. CLOTHES. siu 8-9, beautiful $3. 2 palnt fray1 and rollen Brand new 11terilize Sl. Rehiferator $2:;. From 12 2 and 3 piece 1uilll. Gie.sl6. ~ tach. 3 chain S4 -$9. 3 Peterson S I ro 11 er $8. noon. Sa l. 22nd 1920 Pre1idio Rosenbaum and; other &~ suitcase• $2 each. Garbage M4-0581 Dr., C.M. brand names S7. Wool and can i--. J2.fll), 304 4 DINETTE table with 4 EVERYTijlNG, !!Ola S5. knit dre~s SS. Summer Madeira Ave., ~5.&46 chain S15, 4181 Stton Rd. Cha.irs $2. 'Beds $1 j, dttMes Sl . Lounging outfits HANGING limp $8. RU&t S3 833-03n Dre&Mr1 SlO. Di1he1 $7. $10. Sweaters S2. Blouses St, each. GI.au coftte .table $10. Clothes $5. Wia $1 0 · some 5()(:. Siu 8'1AAA Elid tAble1 $4. ·Dlaht!s 25c: • B1G Boy Bar~cue; 'flil and 64>0334. 1525 Placentia NB shoes ,$1. 379 La Canada '10, 10mt •rt antiques. motor S2.50. Hollywood bed r.n NB w CM Kitehu ware 25c • ~ lU with blond book~se head· W~AL;.;KE~RS.=•1,..,.=n,.nc-·-..,,...,-.$25..,,-I ·-'~Y_ •. ------- Ruby, Balboa Island, lG-6 boll'd $6.50. 962-765.1 1 plain $10. 673-9432 MEN'S fine quality clothes ' PM. ' TABLE 3'8" w x 6'7" L S25. GAS ra111e ,$10. ReaJ type ~~ke~~. :~!s 42~~ .::~ CHERUB · 'lamP1 . ,$25. Tur-Brass desk lamp $l5. End a a r d e n rn ow t r $ 5 1 qooile down sofa, antique table ~8" x ~4" x. 15" $2.;.(I. Aluminum beer kea:s I~ s ack• 42" Ion&' S3 each. : ~titte ·S2S. Twin· btds. witll Ba~a.n china. _incomplete bait tank& U . 10 qt ..... int Men'• &hoea 12D $2 pair. 379 t • '" O tdoo ,,_. La Canlda Way. CM trames, excellent mndilion tervice or_ -: u ! spray can $3. 1965 Parso111 1 ~==-~-"'-~~-Ul each. l'lockl.nc chair barbecue With rotwerle $5. SI CM LARGE refrigerator, 2 door, $1'2.50. Lamp $4. Antique Gi.rl'1 1port watC'.h. Bulova I"'~··,;:~· ,-,,-,,,.,-.,-=c needs new gaskets around $25. Hand 1.a"·n mower MAPLE 1win bed excelll"nl "'bite and roJd lampJ $25. $1 .50. 962-&460 C'Olldition .$.25. 548-IOOO doorz ,$3). 646--4112 642-382$, BOOKCASE 36 " hi"'h x 29" _ CHAIRS, like MW $ 2 ~. Rec:hner S2S. Cbalr $17.~. 6.f.2-ilTI EXERCYCLE $25. Stave $23. ' Laundry tub U. Walnut end tabll" $3. ~2357 OOP.PERTONE' d r o p -i n nna:e. Clean. 646-012 1 before 9: 30 Al\.1 $IO. c $;'1.ALL table saw $10. Air compressor $11. '14" air drlli ' SlO, ~-· t leptric drill $3.50. Larle loo! box $4. Hand 1ools 25c -$5. Lawn vacuum r $25. Power lawn mower , $12.50. 110 rafcon engine part1.Si -U.' 12 vol! batttry 14. 8o)"'1 :MY' bike $8. Girl'• 20" bikt $8, \Vr\(bt NW, ~ds work Ul. 1'11HinJ' gear 25c -$5. GU '!Ctovt $10. El..clric bl.lill·ln· ~,v e", yellow $5. Drop-ceilin& T- bar, 5 ~boxes SlO. l5 mm camera 15. Toys Ilk -SI. J)? Santa 1s&bel, !M Sat. only I WO'.\fEN'S 5 zip 11o'ttau\t $25- 1...arp ,pear pn S25. Small ipeat· &UI\ $15. Shoe tins SI. Open fU'I ~-GloWs $4. 170 Dtl Mar Or'., 01, bouse with bird batb NADCO Bicycle E.Ter<:iler, like ntW $2S. 54$-4409, betv.-een SA?tl and iPM Monday thru Friday FIVE -13 mcb wire wheels BOOK case SJO. Marble Top ... '' t bl 110 R. -• 1 S7. High chair $5. Stroller and adaptors. 4 hole $10 co. ee ~ e . . 11v&J mea each. Solid "'ood teachers 1hcer Sj. Swinger Polaroid S2. Bulfet-cabif'ltt 40" long deU chairs $5 each Baby camera with cast Model No. $10. Strflighl chair $2. All in car bed S3-Walker' Sl.50. :IJ $.). Electric typewriter. good condiHon. 6 4 j-21 91 New decorator childien's alrn<>sl antique but v.t1rM anytiml" wall hangings $4.75 -$6.93. 11o·ell SlO. Toy che1t ,$9. 2 MIRROR, 3 panel, beveled, Near new clothlna: size Hefvy duty molded 40 yean old, Spanish· birth-?, priced lOr '· $1 . fib"'glass ctu.fn orange, S3 Calilomia style cas1-iron Sma.11 sboes 50c, WeddiJig eac~. Cuckoo clock $1. Oock franv, 4.\" wide x 15 .. $25. .dre11 Slil siz• 10. XOSt rad10 $2. JoMny Expreu Bu.shard, H.e. 962-25f2 truck • Tank and trailers.;. BoudOlt chair, antique style ===:,.--.,----1 2nd story Pscape fire ladder $25. &45--2197 anylime JRONRlTE mantle. 1Ui new ctlain, like new $ 2 . '49 FORD piekup parts, '63 $25. '10~ shotgun 25.. Head-Hail'-fall-brown $ 2 . 2 Old1 parts, Volvo part• St - board for. kinf or ™-·In, Havll!V\d China plates ~·ith $25. 2 large dralting boards mabo&any $2S. Ind111trlal hanrers $2. An lJque dishes 4 • 6' $10. 3" x 5" card files ateel 11o'Ork benl"he1 $25. GE $1·$10. 2 Coll"man LP camp •-•• TY -v~ k 35 S5 each. 30 aallon butane ........ t ........ nuu& mm gfov•• S3 .... h. }'i•hln• ,--· .. ·ih .... '" .. """ leaf $25.. Apt. ran,,.. $>;. camera W1 t1.111e .,..er $1. RonS()n Shaver, Men's ... ~ $25. Chair $25': Bu stools $5 $l . Royal p 0 rt ab 1 e 3%" vise $4.:.0. 1/3 hp •• -h An•;•u• 1'-p n·-•s motor $6....... I.>" electri• "' • """' ..... • ,..;u typewriter, with cover and "" -'" fixing $2fl. Oaf~· lint S2:>. CUf', vel'y good $l5. 2 luU dr ill $.i. Stereo speakers Twtp.bedi $25 'each . .548-5459 bedspreads ~'bile SI l"&ch. SJ.::.O. Baseball glove 11.nd HOUSEHOI.J> itnns SI -'$25. Rival Ice Cnl~er, likt new lhoell II\, ,$.'\. Hllnd t'f!ar Ford 8 b.>le. split rim \\'heel $9. Dishmuter SlO. Elertric "'bee! $1;). 'Large squirrel SIO, Radios $1. Window la'.n broom SlO. Rival C an cagt blowPr $t'l. 16" !ires $8. Deslf. · fans S8 • SJO. (lpene;r-good S3. La w n S.1.50. 640--0656 Games 50c -Jl .50. Jigu.w Mower $15. T(lilet aeat $1. 2 I =11~ .• ~G=E=-po~rta~b]~,~TV==si;~. ~._~, puzzles lk. A viation Bathroom faucet.I $2. eaC"h. bucket geab tor $20 Pach. ma&azi.nea 251!. Water skis Dt:ak lamp $3 • .GE ri.dio $4. ._.. I "' d~-~ I II" T 11 = ., Band •o , __ ._ o ingste a UV<Uu l$. .... ow rope• ,...., -...., saw ...,., ..,,.. vacuum ~ 1 Dis~• a.rid 'pi.ns $1 -$10. $4. 'Old Kenmore uprifhl ElectriC' knife $3. Steam vacuum S2. Anlique Oli\'er Irons S5 -SI. Liquor and typewriter $18.50. 16 lb. card travel case SU.50. bOwlina: ball. Golf cart $3. Carbufttors $4 -$8. fiOO Kirach Euy-Glide Traverse Polaroid Land camera $25. Rod brlnd new fill 10 !XI" Cue $10. Fllllh $.i film Sl. $3. Bookcase he&dtK>ard and Sat-Sun. 16414 Sycam~. 1(ead lull srie $8, 2 wash I VACUl.J)1 cl'aneT s 11 . r.v. SSS-3053 bu\ra-yellOw $1-S 3. ~ I Carpt't '""·eeper S1. Proctor I ===-"-'---,-~cl Drawer rhest S.10. Or- 3 SlUC rugs S10. Large de('Ori!.ted tray s;;. Canistl"r VaC'Uum $25, T11o'O mirrors 17050. Large carving board SS.SO. Electric dup tn'tr Sll.50. Set of World Books $10. .Wedding dl'tss a nd formals $5 • SlO. Electric toothbrush $10. 64::.-t.375 " 'l · · t SEARS garbage disposal, toaster ..,. ,, ovie pro.Jee or cui0--• chair 1•. Boy .. 3 -· . h s·· M . $10. Table lamps $2.5'1 each. IWU .. FOUR . 1tanda1u f:li I ""· 0V1f: MiSC'. bottles 5oc to $3. apel"d Schwinn bikt 24 " sa twin bed bolsters, SC'reen, la.rie porlable S!. Old '-·ndmade deak 1·~. orange gold $6. 2 low bar P •· h 1 Shl"lves wiJ:h brackets, 1 x ,,... w 1ano vcnl" . \l' 1 nu t Maple oVal table, neva-mar chairs S4. Site 12 dre11s frum h ~ ood 118 • I 12 $2. P icture ftamr, 17vl'I a1u\l' . v-"'&ler co or ...,..... tdp 11.·ith leaf. and 6 chairs $3. 1.5-2 fl. 11eC'tions·scalloP"d " Sl. \\1ood('n stttrlng whee.I pa1ntrn1s. custom ames $20. 4 drawer Sttttt•~ cement blocks for bordt"r Su ·~ 4 u p · 12 $2. Picture frame, 11xll ~ .. -.,....,. an que ent.an desk $10. Unlcy· cle $2. Aqua 25c each. Old rtcords. few b •·ll " 1 Sl , \Vooden steering wheel rass ..,. s ~ 1 e • for car or b6at $4, ROyce Vin)'! danish m .o d, r n cut one 11lde only, Heifitz, Television, 1ood condition ll!l"4-tti'le $25. Tappon r•• EI man . •-• .. m••n-Ho"onk $2-~2-fi!m Union, girl's stingray bike ....._ .. ,... "'' , 1 ,=='~· .:::::..:::::, _____ I $15. HoovPr port ab J e 1'81\ie SIO. Pu111le 4' x g· Lauder all for $25. &t&-3197 % " DRILL $3. Maple rocker Vllcuum c 1 e a n e r $6. area 1'\11 $10. 4 lap tray1 $2. to 11tt $D . 3 Maple end tables $10. eai•--'"'. k 1"'23 110. Chi1d'1 chrome loldina: lable I ~~-~~-----'- 01 -~ bl 2 w~"' ' 2 •-· 17 ~ · 8 10 GALLON 3quariums "'ith d )1.., ..... 6any ta e, Burnt cork pantlilli l"ol:l:I &no cn11trS ........ rau chairs $20. Antique krro&ent lOc a piece. 2 _ 1l \'Olt seal vanity ctlair $5. Boy1 77" 10 hood1 $9 -$13. 5 gallon lamp ,$10. Ha1.ock $2. beams tM!ad lights 1x each. 1peed blke StO. Unpainted aquarium.!! v.·lt h Mods $4. Indoor ooklr TV antenna -4 •mall speakers Sl. Foam w l l"k Pr ham·per $2. D y naf t o w fillt-r SS. $1.:.0. Ironina board S2. ln1n cushions 50c, Misc. rlUses Underwood typewriter $1!1' Aquarium stands S4 -S6. S2. Avon bottles Se~ $5. 2656 and mii&s Sc, 10c: and lk. Reminf1on t y p '° w r i le r Pumpg Sl -$2.::,0. AsS()rled Ne"•port A\·e., CM . ~5914 Playtex . nur,er' bottle; 1,1 $17,;.(I. 2 T1toi n 1preads rib-aquarium l!qUipment !Oc • SATURDAY only • Olk ~.50. 2 copper 1 he 11 cqrd $4 each. Cox Dune~-$1. 502:1 Babb, CM rocker S25. Oak cupboard, 2 br\ckets. T5c. Faney· .witch .IY $2.50. Air car with enpie ~oo=UB=LE~~.,..--m-ot_tre_H_l_25_. p1ece:1 SZl tach i:ilect. But-p~am. 3 for Sl. Olsb drain Sl.50. 4 Marionelte&-wlth Elecirlc hedp clipper Al - ter churn $25. School desk lOc. 442 Magnolla, Costa •taae and •lands St Glrlt taehment $5. 60" office de!lk sa :ii. Sadiron tnvet $4.50. Mesa. 64~1355 PeaC<lat lile ~-S2. Mat-$2S. Three IWi\'el office Old medicint bottle&, aome ="7="--o-':cc~~=--1 chbox C!ity -Sef"Vice 11tation purple lOc each. StroU!r BABY crib SIO. 6?5--7Sl3 _ cars and cue $e-$3. c~il"I $j each. New gas S2.50. Tb1ware and old :R-.E~F"°'R~l~G~E~R~.~A~T~O=R,--.,$~20'.I Ktna:1i1e 1pr1!11d $1.50 .• SlM rotiss"rie drop-in unit St5. kilc:hen items l5G _ $\. Zinc 67;,...1jU, Nev.1)0rl S2. Walnut end table $5. Office wa1te ba.1ket11 $1 lid Ma!!On jua Mc • $1.50 . .;PE=WIT,..,;.,:;,;.=rill;_,. "-,::.:.$--,,,-,,,,-I Wa!put coHee table $~. Sh~ I ~'="~he,' _ .. _>-O_l:cl6 ____ _ Tbouund eye. rlltl lamp caliber $2.l. Pellell included. 1katea IJ . Jtoover canister NEW Munti 4 tr11.ck car tape us. Baken tcale s 2 o. 675-6651 vacuum late model SI!l. 4 fl eck sri. i$6b modell. Pewter teapot $22. Sura< -=--~-=-~·I louvre mutters 12" x 12" 1.ll 548-2168 10 FOOT 11o'OOden liberrlus S3. Pans »U. Dishes 1 ----------~ cre.mejr $12.~. Old bolt for sale SU .. 646-1862 . L..$2. Glauwatt ..: ,. ~ 11 _ TV ~nlth BW 19" port3blt lPothecary ara with 1l1u --~" )lbeti S9 eactL ~ s. \\'. APR • 1 high trequenlcy Boy1 a.nd cirl1 clothini •ll 1 _1_20_._<_94-86611 ______ _ '5Pruce. Santa Ana H11:1.1 oU rttti""t and 3 plus in units 1iut Sc--$2. Childtt.n'a •hoe• 5' couch $19 Easy chair $20. Pall .. dea Rd . 540--0M4 4;) to 1000 MC ~·ith 1pat1! 25c-Sl. L.adle1 c Io I ht s Office df'sk $25, 2 lamp$ s;, tubl'~ $25. 546.-1033 l.Oc-U. t.adie1 .. 1hot1 all l"ach. Pair M•ple night iMIRROR. eleaant Old Y.'ork! 1 ~-~ M · ~1 Frtnch Baroque with 36 .. LA..\fP, Ooor ar 1un $8. OV4' • itt ............ en I "''rt& •lands $10. Chair $5. 2 Pil"- arnate told leaf frame. tuts $10 and $20. Rue $6. 1~$1 , Auorttd. hand 10011 hi~• " l"Ach. w a In u t Ml Ba~--•• Golt •·-S3. l<IC'-2. Toya lc-43. Boy'1 l ite l'l!COrd cabinet $~. W&.l nut plate SlT. 1 rror. lar&:e 42" """'u" ...... ,_,,. 12 JI tnnch Antlque Mllcn. told UtUlt)' 1~ ". Trailu-bitch 10. coniplele f 00 I b • b 011 k c a' e $.i Ma pit JW platt r $l$. Haviland SJ. MilllbOJ $1.. 5 band radio u n I I arm $ 3 . bookcase $.S. 5.16-1174 evt"s Umotit t:blna. told IC&llop S20. Ya.rd ... Chlira $1. Saetn Sa 1 u rd a y-&!nd•Y Ml.Y 8 A B YLINE crib $14. «tie. & Maltrt plate• S21 door S6. 316 Orchid, OL.\f ~11. 1D AM -7 PM. :!0121 Bcidcsma)d dresses aize 10 Rf:Q)r'd ~r portabt. $l. FOSJ'OR.lA ''Mad,mo\lellto: =t~w ;~· san'ta Ana SlO. 573--2138 new $25. Recliner, white leather $25 Dl't11in1 table and bench, antique, need11 relinishina; $25. CoUee table, new $l5. 2 matchl111 end tables $l5 each TV consolp, blaok and whitf! $25. Record 1tand with wheels $5. Elec- tric wall clock SJ. Utll lt)' cart $2. GE portable eltc- tric record player ~ 2 0 Clothes hamper S3 £1ectric bathroom heater S7 2 match!na; lamps, new $1 each. 2381 Carlton, C.M. 4 blkli off Ne"•port on Santa Isabel lo Carlton, lormerl)' Westminster. Plee..w do nol disturb Iron! house oc- cupants, sale i1 In garaae in back, -do11o•n drive11.·~. l-4 pm. Sal-Sun only. 2 BENTWOOD oak chain, new cane seats $j each Relini1hf'.d large oak rockt"r S~ Wright a uto and kome air cooler $10 Radio-phone 1.1. Smith-Corona type"Titer SJ:> J\1odern medicine cabinet with 1lldlng door1 $5. Towel pole $3 Small upholstered wing chair $5. Newer GE rrlria:erator . needs 1as $15 Bunk beds SIO Pressed wood de c or' tor ps.nels, 4' x 6' $4 each. Recliner S20 Toys a nd games, 1la11ware 1Dc-$j. Matchin& Kroehler couch a nd chair S.'i. Bird c11.gl" Sj. Hand mUtP r SJ. 2 O 2 4 l BayviP~', s II n t a. Ana Heights. f>4&-9946 T\\'0 TV sets SlO and S20 Slane!, ne--.· $8 Single led S12. Rua: S9, 1ize 13' x 13'. ~-276 E. 20th SI., CM . '57 CHEVY 4 dr Station ~·aron !or parts ~15. 2 Chevy 6 hole rims ~·ith 600 !I 16 fires $XI Chevy straight front axle $20 Blacklmith anvil $.10 Small chefit $.:i. Paperback bookli 5c each. 5 hp Cushman inotor 11coorer engine $20. Chlldttn's mys 2.k -S2. farm hand pun1p S.i. 962-4f>R1. 9.\51 Grand Dr., HB. a.flf'r 9 P:'>I. OOUBLE box 11pring and mattreas $20. M~1314 BOX of oeramlc tile SL Garage door springs, • p11ir $1. Foundation ventt 25c. Metal tile1 for•building 20c. Old food grinder $1.50. Cof- fee poll, electric Zic. ]..old C'&r horns 50c: each-50 lb. of No. 6 duplex na ils '$7.j(I. C.... ment colorina:. packaa~ 2X. Old b!-e spray Sl. Hub caps 2.)c each. 14" and 15" wheel• Sl each fool ol hia:h-pressure hose wllh Ht- 1.ings, perfect 25c. 2-rool jacks. ne14•1, $1 each. 12" hard~'OOd turnlna1 5c each. l\1etal trailer skirtle&l lOc, Palr of twin hPadboards, naugahyrle covered, pair $7.;.(I_ a." x 4' x 6' plywood on lramt, waterproof S2. BAseba.11 gloves SI l'ach. f"loor W&JC Pt 50c: Motorcycle rac:k Sl. Door lalc:h "'\lh key1 50c. Wuhlng mal"hine hose, ntw S1. Hot plale ;ioc. Eltctrk iroM 7X. Sun1p pump ~·lrh 113 hp mo1or Sj, Sm1.ll elPctr1c luel pump S2. \Vagon "·httl hub5 off ol 'A'OOden 5pokP v.·heel• 15<' each, Ladies handb8i;: lOc. Old pitl"h fork SI. 11t records, Bing: Crosby, a ll lor $2. Baby high chair Sl.50. Potty chair SI . Baby 1"11.JTy $1. t>.leud ~helvt11g SJ. Metal work bench stand m11de ol 2" pipe $3. Six holt Chevy wh{'{"J "'hh ll~s $4. 2 plece11 c11rpet SI e11ch. 18" x lG" Pf'bblP 1tPppin1t s!onrs $2. Kitchl'n ch11lr11 2.'X:, Packing boxe~. big \\'ilh hinged lid~ s2. Tool hox lDr. Bo~ of Cf'\llng. rtle 12 x 12", full $3. 6 ftt\ 11ra1gh1 Pdltf'. Melal p11per hangt'rs, pairl Sl2. S4. 282 Ori f.ta.r, C.i\i . 548-512.'\ SURf'BOARO f'lllck $7. 1," drill SJ. Compltle Lionel train M'I $20. !J dlllen<nt lamps S2 eaC'h. Bllhy things ~ · Sl . Toots SOC'. -S2. 1571 Pondt-rou. CM LADIES hlndbftgs, u.mples, value• to 1lxlttn dollan $2.50 each. MS-1226 Sl.1AU. 50(a, t:<ct'llm! con- dition $~. 1753 Santa Ana. . .. . . .. . .,, • .. . --· --· FIVI CONVENllNT OFFICES'~ TO SERVE YOU e NEWPORT BIACH .. 3333 Newport Blvd, e LAGUN,A BEACH 1 ..... 222 forut Av._ e COSTA MESA •. , : ........ 330 Wut lllf e HUNTINGTON BEACH 17175 1,tch llvd. • SAN eLEMENTE 30l No. El c ..... RHI G.E. electric h.a.irsetter $1G. TWO te.ltvillon, both work J>'OOT vibra\ur $2 Packard NE\V CWilom drapt'• whlte 4' Lawn mo11.·rr .$6. Surfboard, S10 each. Hoover vacuum Bell TV, needs work SIJ 2" x 43'' \oflll, ~nter draw 9 It 7 Inches $25. Pink cur-$15. Lamps Sl pair. Pole Araua C3, na1h, light ml"ter S25, m1lchln1 sJkf1n( &lass talnJ S2. Lamp shade $2. lamp S2. Pair of atep-end $15 End table $4 4 ver1a1.lle door drape I' wld• x 84" Polaroid s11oi 11ier camera lormica tables $5. Odd arm chain $4 .. ach. Tlt<es S2 kll\I $25. Traverat rnd• for $4. Wooden rocking clWr kitchen cha.lrs 2X_ each. fiUOf't9C'tnt rubes, 6 f't, ~ 11 drapq $5 each. Wa\nu l and C'UJl\ion, rood condition Ke I v I n at or l'l!tr11erator . 11 each Snare drum atand s:; chow table $4. Black chesl S:.KJ. Dre1str, 5 drawers 110., r.rou lop lrttzer $23. Maple Train track Sj A Ile n 32" x JO" !&II on rollen, good ('Ondition. Di 1 hes bunk bed• Sts. Msple chest Edmonds shoes, n e \v, c re d en 1 a l Y p e S l 0 · &-SI. Vibrator p ; 11 o w 01 dra\\"tra SlO. Ma ple desk b . B" o SlO H·...i 'i Fi~,..1a11 bow 42 Iba $2.'l. -· $10 Bunk beds $10 Chl"RI l"O\\n, '' .rurau. C ""' $1.5'1. ,Vibrator belt SlO. dr~~·e.r $6. Odd tables $1 jack 15. :.46-:.316. 11170 Baa Archt"ry chest, arrow s.) Womens . roller _de r b .Y each. Double bed, complPte Vi11a Cir<:le, CM. qulv•r S20. Compo 1 t tkates, 11u 6, S25. ~ens Sl5'. Matching dresser mlr-STINGRAY rype bike 515 Spl'tader, 3 cubic loot ,$5. roUe r dl'rby s~les, 11':"" ~. ror Sl~. Ni&ht atand 10 Scooter with p n, u m a t : c Fool 1tool 22'' $3. T 11oi n bed $25. H.P. -454 man1lold malch $.i. Small kitchen Rt, tirf's SlO Bl"atilul used O•k 9 Sj, 3 1hell mf'll.I cart on carburetor S20 e 11. c b. I ·, Ith I Id. •-• rollers S3. 2 Wheel hand I orm1 a w o 1ng ....... .1. x I flooring lor g!ab or Chrome val\'t rnvera $10. chrome legs, 1~-0 chairs Sl5. wood, 12 x 10 n pl.us masti~ truck $$. Ax1 shovel, clam- Dineltf! table and 1wo chaira Two water coolera, 2 apttd SJ:! S48-l696 pon vice Sl f>ach. ~&-1 731 $20. Sit-Sun 9-J. l 0 0 O P\. 1 si>ttd S.1. Small 11.c-=~·c,.,--~---~ DELUXE Kenmore ironer Ll.ndu Pl., C?.f 548-2570 cordian In ca.~ $20. Picnic ROYAL portable typewr!ltr, noor model $12. 546-6326 I BEAUTIFUL like ne~·. solid table ~-BBQ with moror vrry !"lean, works like new 1 SlO. Lawn 1oola 25c each. $1 7. 548-nfi.5 TWIN box !iprlnj: $6. Frame Maple coffee table ,25, --';'=~,.;;.~--,,.,..---,..,"'°' ] •· · Rotacy lawn motor $20. Ad· AUTOMATIC w••h"· good $4. La rgl" modern c Uu 1'1alch1ng end table $JJ. . •·bl Ill t' -'-•·• chairs $23. MatC'hin1 01-' t>.lilk glas! and brass !Joor JUI .... e OAC a ing spnmul"r oondition $25, a:as rafllle S2:l, lamp $7.50. ('.1atchlng table $2. Pickel fencing $1. GE built In electric range SlO, IOmans $10-Sll. D 111 Ju x el' I 17 = p . .1, heavy duty washer $25. Two lawn .mower S3, electric band vacuum new Sill. ap ·""· a.tr mi gla~ kitchen clocks Sl each. BAI-Polaroid camera 1et Sl5. bt"droorn la.mps $.'I. ?.fetal tery opt'raled wall clock $6. dryPr llO V $25. Boye bike Hand 1lide 11 le11·er $2. Sparr ironing board, adjustah!e S · 1 Re.._. $10, electric fan SlO, bunk pll"t" rick S . u·igel'fttor bed frame S3 each. bed c:arburl'lor and kit Chevy 6 $2.50. Melmac 5et of disht"s moving dolly $15. g 1ool $6. Plymouth wide rim s-4-' S4 . Clothes hamper $1. "'ooden laddl'r 12. He•"" lraml $3 each, bed frame S2 . .. .... 1 <•• •= 7 ., II b t.~~ Cushman e1111ne. ,..,,.,.e s1 .....,...._.., duly 12" exhaust tan 110 go cart attery Cuo.•&er St-$:>. Pockel rad\01 $2., s="=,=rv~E=L-0-.._--,-.. -"K-,~b-yd~,-I volt SlO. Tool box, u!IOrtf!d SXl, df.sk I6 x )j SIO. ~23Sl ctlairs $10 eal"h. Coffee 1ools Sl!l. Pop rivet a:un with portable TV aJ is $2 each 1 .::::..=:....--~-~=~ rivets SJ, 5 -11~n re l•""utr dinette set $10, and tables; TRICYCLES 12" a.nd 16" $J tables $j each. Rf'cliner SXl. llU'V --. $1 Small desk Sj. H1gh ha.ck St. New 1, Inch and% inch el\d, coflee tablf' SI each, each. Cit scratch post . 1 . velvet chair S25. &12-8171 union •lbows anci T's S2. rugs S2 each, 11 It couch S2. ;;46-6325 Gear ~ucing box Mi to S 76~, \\'. Jlth St , Costa ICE skates, size 6, 546-632& HUFFY Sporl Detailer, 10 ratio $Jl. 1-' hp motor single t.1eu, oft Placentia AvP. speed, blue, genera1or and pha.se 17'25 rpm SS. Power AQUARIUM ~uipmenl and.I light, \'ery &ood condition hack saw SZ5. N e w WROUGHT iron lireplal"t" 3 lish tank• compJet~ U:sxi. $2;J. 64HU_9 anytimt. hydraulic cylinder s ~. tool• Sl3 Oak furniture: .""=.=,·,.1_<-01~--~~-~! w·=A~LN_:_UT::...:~co=--,.==,.,::::.ta~b~l•-1-o·rl Porier pn""er hydraulic jaC'k Swivel olfice chair S25 HOT ena;ine~ Cool ll 1!.'ith twin or studio bed 5 , $.l, I lb. coffee tin of ArmlP5S rocker S2i Straight Vapor-Kool. Sprays mist on 4.j''x40", 26" high, $25. as!l0r1ed copper lubing fit-· chair $25 Bar stools S5 Stool radi1tor 0051 S50, ~II for 644-2448 tings $3. 894 Oak, C.M. S7.j(I Squa.re table $25 Larae $20. IS'' wheel& Sl. 546-6326 ;)48.-4()20 mirrors Sl0-.$25 Karpen twin LARGE round <>ak colleel=====,-o-c--"7 box •Pring and mattreu $15 TEN speed bicycle $2.). table Jal. Books lOc, prints TYPE\\'IUTER, desk mod~I . eaCh piece. 144 i)iecesti. Cad!Uac 1e1Ja $1.50. Girl'• for framing 2.X, Norelco Remington noiseless, runs Electric: skilll"t $5. 11)....5() 310 clothe;1, aize 10, 50c:-$2.50. shaver 14, &leam iron $1.50, just tine $11:5(1. 2091 M•"p!e -!fee table 112. FernJe&f CdM ""' fireplace gas log S4. Llke We1tmlnster, C.M. 646-6849 Dani1h seetktnal 1.1 ii J11. new ladies suits, aize II, 10, PHOTO enlarger federal THREE twit! beds $1.5 each M1-J223 12, $2 . t.1tl\ll shirts 25c::, No. 2l9, glass a.rid 1la&llles1 Ski's $5• pair Ski boots S20 ,,;.~~~=~=~-- 1weaten 50c, dresse!_ Sl. nf'gative carrie rs, 35mm pair. Maple hi1h chair s1a. SOF~~bedT\I SlO. ChlllldBo., "1." 1horts &. blouse11 25c, dishes __ _. 2,, • 2,,, old •··t c&.r ..,, tray1 . w 1ng ••.nu )II ... -,. vu Baby seat sa. B;aby· crib L •• 1 S3 c -• do 25c•S2, bath scales $1.:.0. ,, .. ~,. e-• lo• , •• ,, .• ,,., 1J&> • uatom m ...... e U· i.u u uuuu • uo: " wilh ma!tres1 $1.5. 837-2T;i! !"hair for upholgtering S2. $20. 540-4107 Costa Mesa 1 ~=~==~---~ ble 1prtad and rtiatcl)ir1g 721 Narc i's u s , Cdr-.t. 1 b'k ---' 3 h SCALLOPED planter curbs drapes $121 Re11er1ible qui.It 67J..-2951 MIN -1 e, run• ,,........... P 2Sc-50c each 646-5289. 2161 SI!. C1mpl11& 11oraa;e box ,,:.:.:_.::::::~~-~~---S2.l. Minl-blke for~ with 1· o · h< • -• BF'.J...L & HO\\'ell 3 :i m m suspension SIO. f.fini-bike f.fintt St .. C.!\t . :>. is • '4-....,.rge uoi:; ?t1aster 40 5lide !rays, :.OC wheel and tire SS. 842-5181 GIRL'S bikt, ]. 1peed, with l'loolt $3. Hair dryer Sl -1 h 673-4WO Records and books· lOt.1 eac · 3 Drav.·'r birch unlinlitied racing ~s. g6od condition Toy& lc-Sl. 9(1j2 Aloha, H.B. TANK ~acuum cleaner SlO, cntst, fnrmica top SlO. J S25. 642-2683 968-405.l I brass f1rescreen &. tools St2, R.l!cord s1orage c 1 b i n • t ~D~IN=E'=r=rE~-.. -,~=.,,.,-,.,.~~11~., 2 dish masters $1B-S2Cl. $1.::.o: 300i Killybrook, CM mirrors S4 Couch S~ Mit-PROP~E camp stove $10.1 cherry.wood lable S20. ~ 540-9179 tl'l!sses S3. 222 Coral Balboa ·BBQ with motor $5. 546-6326 matching end lable1 Sia · ' each. 19" T.V. p(lrtable us. NAUGAHYDE chair S20. ls.land, Sat lo.-5 PM OIL lanterns ell'Ctrilied $10. 3910~,. Channel Pl .. N.B. r.tap\t! chair wit h cushions OOUBLE'beil TIO End.tatile Burrou.&hl! ai;kling machiM 613-1600 Sl.i Bras& TV atand S2.:.0. Sl Pole lamp $3 CoUtt table S25. 4;J ACP 220 U · RN lub- MA'ITRESS and spring twin Large square colfee table $2 China ae t $2. Gas lawn ed lead bul.lell l\k. Oak size $5. 201 30th Street, S7. Ail item& in a:ootl con-mowr.r S5 Bar stools 50<.-wall phof'lt $23. Old pislOl in Ne\l'Jl(lrt Beach. dition. 3)82 Walla«-, No. 8, each Luy SUM.II Sl . Dlshe1, frame $20, Nf'w cleanina: 700 x 13 Tires lour $l1. 20l CM 646-3186 plctute:ll boOk~ 5 c -$1 . kits !or rifle, 1hot1un a nd 30th St., Newport Beach. MAPLE crib and mattress, 646-2)70, Sat-Sun pis1ol $2.::.0-$3.50. Patcbe5, I brushes and 1wabs for LARGE a n1in11e f.1aple table good $:'!. Cute high cha r $5. CAR lop boat carrier, htll\'Y .,~ LRdlPs 11o·ool riding jackel, riuly, easy on and olf S20. ahove T.ic. Bathroom aink $2j, 6 matching !"hairs $25, 'th I · t 15 1iu I~. l"XCt'llenr $lo, 5'18-3929 wi ormica op . p'.alr distttssed Maple step -,,,,,--~-~~~-= I '"' G 675--691;) r .... yonet•, erman , end tablf's $20 ea c h ·I~==~--~,,,--=-BOX spring and maltnss $10 Japanl'se , English, French.I MalC'hing C'Offee table; $20, LADIES J..-1pPed bike $2J. Canes $j, MatC'hing la.mpg Ameriet1n anfl Civil "'ar l Maple baby rocker $10, &42-1051 SlO e.ach Silver pitchl'r $10. $12-S2j. Winchester 22 shorl, HOOVf'I' upri11ht v11c1JUm $:.ti. RA'fTAN from Phillipines 310 Fernlear, Cd:\f, ID-4. ,,··gle 1001 ,, .• , 120. "·It. Pair Holl}'\\·oorl bed~ S25 ' • ' " " "" f'a ch, ?tiaiftt" twin bed frame bftr and 4 s1ooh1 S2.J. 2 N'd BRICKS k-eaC'h. 543-6&42 holster and pouches h>r 44 S25. Box spring and mat-sl_dt chairs -SlO. T~'.1 n CAPTAINS chain S1 and SlO 11.nd 36 blork powder run tress $Z'i. Maple rt>c:ard h1d~abed1 S2a. La~e ""Ing Maple lablrs $3-$10 Iron 25c-~ Black &M bro11o·n cabil'M!I S25. Studio couch chair and stool SI=>-Bunk hibachi $1 u~ 4" pink j()(I Mnrl c r o c h t I hars. 125, Maple coUee t.able $10, bl'ds $25. Bras• headboard cerainic tile 2c Pu.sh mo"'f!r "''hitr., yellow and aqua Maple lbtlsh 6 drav.'tr a (fi \'&nit)' S2S. Rowi ng S6. 121 S)'lhe Sil Wheel bar-Sl.jO. 11~1 x 36 v.hite "''OOd dtt"s.wr $20, 5 rira11o'tT che~I nl.i l"hint S7. Striped rug S15. row $2 Books lOc . Linen shelvt ! 2Sc. 7862 T1!bert. SI;), Paintt"d dtsk \l'ilh glass CIPdar cht'sl Slj, 67J-007J toy,·rls 5()(< f ire ""~ 125 H.B. 847-7688 top $15. l.arJ?e knick-kna~k BLONDE bedroom set, small de.sk S5, 102:. LiOOen I ·D-IN_l_N_G-,-,-it-oh-,-,-, -co-1-1<-,-.. -"4- sktll. Maple $2fl. Pair dN"sser sts Headboard and Pl., LI 8-8207 ~tctt.s s.5 .• Large Maplt" bed 12::.. f:nd tables $l5. ,,c.::..c::..:...:::c.. _____ I lab\p,s Sl-$2>. Roll-a-way mirror S25. 548-4092 • "'alnut ctesk SIO. Dr!&ser DOUBLE box spring, mat-bed frame S4. l,o\•e nat $20. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS tre11.. frame Sli Typewriter BookC'ase S7. Chair1 $3-$10. S\5, Rolla\l·ay ~ S20. ~20. Formal, like new $8 f loor rile 9x9, 7r, 12 JC .U l/)c Supt"r 8 movie c11.mera S25. 646--3488 each. Ba11111'M!t!e romplelt Pi>sture re11 cxercisor $20. DOUBLE box aprlng a.nd $10. Toys l0c-30c. Electric Dlntllf' sel $j, Girl's bike mattress $15., Por1-a-<:rib motors· $.l Jo'ull bed head S1. M8-1:l.<!4 S7. 64fr7220 and foorhoard $10-SlJ. I Fickle -Grant -Havpn -BABY •"'o ng 11.5'1. B•hy draw•r chrllt ...... Bnolf.1 Ra l OiANGE PHONE desk' chair $10. ,...., "'Y -.· . walker u. •. Baby rub 7~1('. a · l""-j()c, Po.le lampo 13-110. Tho •· k ~ rown and be11e carpet, 2 y..-se .,..n prerruum give-Ca< bed . -w 110 .. Baby 0 2 Dishes ]"--~. Tw\" ho< "N d he "~ rooms Sl . gas venlli ,,,._--......· " awaya: °'''a ayi: "'' n salery belt $1. Hiah chair transil type $3. tava1ory $.'), ~pr!na and ma11~1s $20. yoor toa1'!er doesn I v•ork, .,., o:n N• ,. b 12 ~ Gia ._ 1 12 •~3120. IOI H"•tl-ton •nd CHANGE ba k ·• ~ .. .,,, , w 1aper a.g ""'· 111 anuwcr e11c osure S . ..,,.,.... ....... .., you n li. Baby gale 50c. \\'ondcr-Shoo Pipe bender SJ. Aluminum Atlanla., H.B t.fl?TORCYCLE tire1. o~ Fly rocking hor!e: $10. Bicy-. pan gl&s& sliding "·indowli 4' --~--- l::lll x 18 ?t!Ptseler knobb1y. cle part• k-SI. fo"ireplact! x 4, SlO.' 642•2550, 546-Mn 19:18 Rambler 11111\on 1t.•qon hkt ne~"' S7. _?ne ~nlop 3.50 logs $15. Wall"r Ian $20, Old DUAL battel)' uver unit lor I ~'="'~·="'="',.;.,"~7·_27_09..;.,. __ _ x 17 tr1a.l5 $5. &12-5181 books :;oc each. Likl' nt'"' campers, trailers and boats. PORTABLE engine hoill t.1TNT-bike frame, complf'1t ba~ball shoe!! and bo11o·1ing One battery tor act'euorles. with "hel'ls S%l M•laJ cot $I sz.;. 5 hp engil'll" $15. Clulc:h shoes S2. pair, 1861 Nl"w one for slarting eng\nt, no Ooublr sink $..l Pa.ddll'board, 15. Part.~ SOc-$8 Sna.t1! drum Jf''rsry SL, C.:\t ~1450 more dead ata.rttn1 baltery hl"All"r Sl ltietal bed $2 and stand $20. 546-35S5 65 Pl mouth 383 hl"Ads will $10. 546-0TI4, 540-4414 f'old ln1t c11mp t1 ble $3. PROt'ESS TONAL hair alsoytll l61, 440 S18.palr. l~Oc;;G~•l:-::-a~qu~orl..:C,.:u~m:....:a~od~t~,~b~~.1,_SnW~-'-'ha_i<_ll_-_54&-634 __ 2 __ dryer-eheir· Ul and electric E\•aporative air cooler for romplete S2:.. T&bl• and 4 ROCKING duck $2. & yur t'lement $20. ~1955 car, \l'inciow mount $5. chalr11 SS. 2 gray uniform crib SlJ Mattress, like ~w 2-91:> x 15 F ire s lonea, ~ shirl1, l81Ai. 1 gray pa.nts $J S8, 2 boy'I blkes, 11.( is $3 n1ount('d on 10 inch rimli lor ea.ch. 642-t693 -each. One dinette st\ S:20 a f ord plckp" or Van $2j SOLID w~ :i drl\l'('r Chl"sl, COUCH S25. Rocking chain Shoe Ible~, 1lze 4!t $10. each. 548-1955 r-.1aple finish S2fl. Rattan 110 -• 115 Do bl "·d 1959 Cadillac por'•, 4 ......,,tl. desk $20. Rattan ch1lr SlO, auu · u e """ "' \.IVY SURFBOARD and rack SIO. Bf>lt-vibrator/ext'tci!lef $2j, comple:lf" with frame 11nd trunk, hood s:i each. Door High cha.ir $4. 427 CeM-'tt!e he11dboard St~. Hand la.wn panel~ S.'\ •llc:h I n 1 Id , hc•d•r' II'. S4" "20I i\1;ignavox hi-fi S2."1. Kint ... C t h I I 17 B 16 ===c.::..='::..:~~::..::::;_ ___ 1 sizf' b«I lrame SIS. Mrtlll mower ..,, arpe l!Wt'f'pl'r c romf" rm umpPts OLD "I ea mer 1runk, bookC'asr. S 2 . :;o.. 2300 $2.50. Da.nil'lh modf'm chRlr l':&ch St11t•rrr S1 R.attla!or $20 tt.ra"''r~. excr\J('nl s 2 s, RPdla.nds Dr., NB. 64;,...JIQS S7.50. lOO's Pa Per b a. r. k f'mnl 11.od bflok 1rt1l• $10 J>.urope11n a cc or d i !I n , my1leT')' novt'ls, f'XCf'llent '"ch. Horn S2. M ~I o r medium si7.e S2S. Good elt c-12 Ylon1b.• new Eurl"k11 roncilllon 25c each cir ;r for 1riniml~sl9n S20 ltt'!ar end trlC" 12" rlrill S.l. l.ArJt:t upright vacuum $15, Orit n-$1. Holly"'OOd bl"d framf' S20 BA r k anl\ hnnl win· 11ngle drawf'r hie $l. Vf"ry lal JJlylP lamp $9. P11ir nf $3,j(). 138 E. 18th SL CM do"-1 SI~ f"ach. '42-4941 Rood human Mir !all, li1tht la11:e ""hit e lamp~. motl.!rn 548--448:.. Sat-Sun-Mon. CHEST of.clra\l·tri 1111 Ford bro,,n $.i. Emp1y ~ 11:allon 'tylf" S1.fi0 r11 r.h. <:E tM.sler KTTCHEN Booster lnst11:n1 l-4' \\1'IN"I llncl lit* Iii l.A11o·n dirMI drum~ SJ. Small \\'llh ~·11rmPr ta. TV car1 SJ. hot water Mater. ideal for melal trim dl!'sk $5. T~hle fa~rwaf'l' shiakw.bob, new office Dr trailtt s 2 S. «Irina: 110~1 ~ eath Toob lamp 11.nd floor lamp SI.SO SlO. 64(;..gj63 Dlltribution e.lecttlc temp l0c-Sl.50 New .,..eut sun each 646--251.2 box for ('(lnS'truction $2:'). S~. 5't rlf'w larlrie.r Jacki $.l ' TRAILER wbttll and )'Oke H'avy duty cablP $2.50 BA11 TWO \\'l"ird bat s!ools S2.SO $9. Booth end tablf: S9. ~a::.2~~~;r ~t 1hinpd, rub rtrum $2. 2.l83 Santa rach.. Small portable baby Guitar SS Electric a:uita.r Ana, Cti! 54&-QOI bed, 13" x 35" $3. C.OSCO car $I~ a.n;,,. amp $13 Oil 1965 Corvair 4 spffd tra.nsax-Ka~ St. Childrt:n'• fold~ pa.!nUn~ l lO. 1r 0 n. i n 1 1, S25 Chev. convtrllble boot chatr1 1X each. lall:t bird $6. 0104 . CB nr tlam ca1i111. $4. Scooter $63.r. T\VO h <1 a! d Sl . \Vood cheit $5. mlcrophOnt SlS. 1.962 Ford Camp Fire ouUit~. <"Om· Tlrt Jack St. T ralltr ht11.ltr Galaxie. all or pa.rls sz;;, ple!e, size 8-10 S7.:!IO each. $2. Black naugahydt couch 54().-4414 or 564--0714 GAS ranre;. 36", very toed ~llion m. 646-4940 n.uh CUll!ta A•I $l Ladfta 1 t t m-w J f " ~ each. P'AtR F 1 t e s l d e b('lge .m.rt tumrMf wardrobe U-Dl!prns~n a:l•R Sl .. $4. 10 WATT trant.istor amplif!l"r upholstered chairs. good J.2 azs,. ID..,\Jl!i -t Aairu&l fiprints .1.n4 1lu1 $20. 10 watt lubt amplifier condition, aell .epcrattty $15 SATURDAY only • Old 1ic. $3. Avon botUes 4c. Si. $l. Tw~ 12 >: I x to speaker eacli. &42-226'7 f.ashSoned dout,le bed us, 10 volumt. "Bibi• StOey" b!:l1e1 $10. U8 21sl SI., C.M. Old b1 "' lrrO d book& ,SlO. Maple 1'V no. UPHOLSTERED studio ~ wO:b ,,.f ~h ~ s!d::! C1oth6. aboes 50c • $2. Pie· 6'l " x 3 SS. Dlnene lablt $2. tibLI! A Jl.ubY"o'f.1'9 SC • 425, tum SL Country C11.1b to 2 chairs SJ. 1560 Pla~ntta, lll2l2 filln',,., S.!ia ,.,. 1 ;;:;JOro11,.c0<1;;;-io,.•"Rd;-::. MS-3:::-.-11-:1.,.....,1.,•,..s:;;. N;.;'·;;.a·:::";;'-;c998'i";i,..,.--- ttcts. off Pal1Mde:1 Bd. 1971-S PROOF Niii, ' a t $9 TilER.PitADOR bufl l-!n own. "'-'-23111 .PCh. c.uh, 64:1'2763 &OOtl "'"'H!lon $25. !A>-ml SUD£ rule K&E Joglo1 decitrl new condition $15. Vf'rnlrr caliPtr Hellt» Ens. 1.nd ~ftlric br'"4 new »t). lml.de micnnnt lf'r 2'' to 1~" new Slf. 11862 r>t\tbrrt')', Unl.,.enlty Park !3\l7'· 30 girl's rlothing palltms. S8, l.all:'e dr!ssrr mirror s:;, f1..AMENCO s:ullar. made in sizes &-a. JDc each. Cu1'1 TV -land ~. Book ~t11nd SHOO'TIN".~ Jacket, 51f1Ail lOx 1-fexlco $25. 1153 ~nla Ana. t"IQllW'1 !'i1.t f;-1'.? 11 r I c" ti $4. Dog bed and mauress Sl. 646-9;;68 • -~=-- No. 16, CM DANISH foldtru:; chair SU. Travel 1ltt walotr cooltl' tfpt air e»ndltioner w11h Itani! St5. 21" black and "'hil t TV n,w pirturt tube. ~Danl~ll coneolr pttJtcl, $25. M2-3m • No. 76, O.t lOc-$1. Record &!bums 20c. S2. Pr~amplilif"r S 1 ;; .~1 BA'M'ERY charier VW ()r :;;-;;=;;,c==-=~~. ~ •. -~.~.~. Child'' \toning boArd 50('. Rrnk('n 11n1p $l. Poll' \•mp on~r & \'()\I car $6 . S~~.FBO>JtOS 66 '. 62 , Toy~lc-Sl.Tapshort!s.1ize St Corner !1ble $3 . Amcrlc1n Illa.RI fc.rd Ul !If . au $25. Wet sun arms 221, and 4. 11. Ca.II M' roinf' MahoJany lh!p 1addtr S!I. each, L~ Inch. 6*-871'18 :~fl W ' r ims 14 e1ch. ~&lier 10 A/'11 . 1381 Gal1t.·ay Sllf'Urd11y only. 1675 'J'utllrt. "SUR.fBOARD ·&T·, pat iii • -4'-Lane, 54s..J839 c.~1 . , . ~ m. ~ SOFA $15" M~plrr 1ablfl1, 2 l!t'I~, I c:oltet $WI.$ P'ftttf!I' 125 ... ~. bO kt]IUblk· >CM - I S.turiay, May 22. 1971 DAILY PILOT i13' ( =-;-~-1rm 1-.;;;_ .. · .. j[fi} l:i~ ..... ~-lllllti~1: ~.:..-~---~. 1~[§]~1 -=;:_::::==. ~I~~· -, .__~ ~ ... ~ ..... ; .... ~][§)~~· • ourf.amous DIME-A-LINES I ~ Auction ..,. - Help Wonto<I, M & F 710 HolP. Wonfod, M & F 710 Holp Wo~f~, M & f 71 0 1 AnHquos • IOO I --Pu-b-J-jc~A-u_c_ti-.-0-n-I Furnjturo Ill CtJF'FLJNKS and tJt: tac St. SOPA . bed SlO. Doub!• bed 4 ft x 8 fl x '4 Jn marine ply PART time dental au'!, l'X· SALES Woman txper. Carttr SERVICE Sta. Salr:o;man, e:<· ANDREA'S Men'• shirts 50c. &1111 $16. $1!>-115, Ledie1 d re as e 1, $10 rllch. t~ In x <I In tlt'ams per, mature, over 24. Ntat mindeq 10 "A'Of'lc into ass.isl· per. Good uJ&ty · u.n.ilorm!i. AN E 5 01 •1u l4 Sport k k " ·'I ~., El 1 .. ,,m.,.o(fi .... l1d1'••1:lot .. Chevron, Adims. It. TIQU .:-e . l1aCt'ta.,:;. 11m .. .-.-..,.... ectrc ~fl and24ftand 1hor1er l lnlerr1ttd, Good • .. ._ '"" ,,. J tR l ed New shoes, 1ize ll SS. heater $5. l..a.mps 'tt. Anti-lt'ngtha OOc ft. 8 theets ~in benefil!/salary, young den-\ng cNiill. Plea.~ 1.pply In ~ta~nolill, H.R. Ul ICI v Jtogtta 111v,.r1 e.,t $12. qued desk $25, Rttord plate glass s:! t'ach. 2 in and list. Call S45-l060 aft 6 or per80n, Bllclaitrel!t. #25 SE\V ~1ach opt'rOl--,-,.~St-,-,d-,·.t NEW SHIPMENT1 Electric knife ST. Assorted cabinet $20. Chail"!I 50c. 3 in diamf'ler aluminum weekendi; f ashion lsla11d, N.B. ~'Ork tor 9'1al_, ¥irl, -t\U;iTH.AL1AN •. EN<;il.J,Sli kitchen tools 25c. 33 RPM Refrigerator US. Dreuer tubing 50c ft . 1 gallon cans t----------SALESMAN. Service -Sta. 675-7~:l -· ·A:··FRENCH ··~IECES record• 50c. Na Ii on a I SlO. Gas stove $5. Git l'1 11.. par varnh1b $1 each. Heavy PART-Tl ME ,:a51Jjer, 1rfusl part ·time Meat ill BP-SHAMPOO ' Oi l d ~ '2380 NeWkrt Bl., C.P.f1 r'-hl ••-P l '--'" blk 110 °-h I · 1-bo '"~r .. Apply In "",_.n, . r \\'ante " ' &:IS.'481iO 1 .. ~~ap cs "'"'· 11y....,,. 1 e . .,., w nn man 1 6u. "ury '·'ly 112. 0 -11 24 ln ·-.-·· .. ~~ )X'lrance. Apply 2 5 90 d k C n s~ -•3 · ~-Head ski1, poles, boots House ware 1 t.Oc -S 3. ;,. ........ ~. m••h l lO.'w>'I<><•" til-1545 Adams Ave, C.M. ayi a ~, · a .. , ... ,, · D11ily 10-5 . *' Sun,-'nohn-~ ........ ~ , "~ .N~•~w~"'="~"~'~'~'·~·~C~.:'1~1.'---I &37-8TI9 for appt. $2S. 314\1 Ea.st Bay, Balboa Coleman lamp and con-PHAR~1ACEUTICAL M f g. -WU S " 2 d Pi'nlnsula.. 6Tl-2250 tainl!r SlO. Ice , chc.&I SU. Hie each. Paint SI gall9n, 3 helpers minimum ~'age. SARAH Coventry needs fl, or SHA,\1POO Girl • Ill \0 2j, 1 .-.V .AOfa, rum 1 1 boa 0 Sl $4 119 A in chopping blOl'.k $7. Light 641i-3931. pt time help. No In-P.1 u.~t be lic'd. Call ror appt. table~. CG!rtt table, 2-tier BOY'S maple che1t $25. ~',;°:sng 67~r,:,...., • · · bulbs IOc l'O $1. Acousllcal vestment . \\'ill train, rnin bl~·n 9 k l2 llm, 67~70 __ 89t•o71~~.,.!nlaid ro1 e wo od. Girl's bike $22.SO. CbA\ra '"t t., ~""'" adhesi~ Sl gallon. 2.;111 POLICE age 20. 540--061~. S p """""" S.~25. Mirror• $2-$5. SLEEPER cou'c:h, bl'O\\'l"I and MonlP. VP.rdto, Laguna JS CH J.O ... iioiii.oii..,..,..,..,. TATTY ~STfR~Er;roN-· ANTIQUE Trunk, medlun\ 'l'ables~.SJ6.-.8518 white t~·ttd. rolonial 1tylf', Nlguf'l.~~5748 D PAT ER SECURITY J~. c;A office. 'ng & sited, tt~angula r ~haped, A~NT=iQ=u=E"kn,_.,lt~to"·,-,"•"•~bl"•"l~l8~.1 i:ood corldition U'>. 17912 I-~--------· I --· CITY OF -~sollilb e. CPA ..t'cXper: & 1lightly curved lop $35. Cloomnan 22 caliber , 002 Elm St., f .V., Busha,rd & 100 Foot contractors 3 ~·ire NEWPORT BE'ACH GUARD :.1 d. ~~1~:e~ ~~,,·-'"-"""------·--I .. llet rit1e wilh "'-'lindt'r _T_.i_h<_n_______ heavy duty electric cable ., ...... or•31 Per Mo. Avera.a:e SlOO vtffk lo 1~rt A..I>ITl"UES b v nd II II ~J SOO. 100 Jo"Ool contractors 2 ~ SPRAY PAINT ~1GR. Ruii "' y \ a "· 11 • Slll. Milk cans $4-$7-Men's \VEbD!NC band! wifh l chip Req\J1rt'1 hi-AChool graduation Fu!I or pe.rl timf', Paid \'A-man 8181 Bo1$1., ~1ldway _, .1 wire L.,.~ d"ty •lo<l"t'< · ,. ~It·' • t I · >'•"" ·•~" op•<•· meuium judo uni orm, new diamondll acro5ll, cOs1 1150 ""' •;r u ' A 2 yrs exper. in !hf' o~ra-ra Mln, ,....,p ., l e 1n-"' . ·Ci ~ 892--3622. Spec. la de h cable 110. 2 Vitreous china n.. d lion. Non-au1omollve. Can . •I•-· p ~-Polaroid camera wit sett for $20, Shetland rug t\o n' of a radio-lf"le phone iurance. '-'l'portun1ty 10 a · .. -u 8 U ••• Ii -" 'tl'a!h basins SJ fach. 1711 x -· vance 10 de1l"ctivt!. C.Ontact make S20.000 from shau ol ~~~~------cast ..,. e ..,.... owcu shampooer S2, Chev tn.ick 18 inches, 4 foot aluminum rommun1cation1 !f$1em. profits. Guarantff *"""". • SNOOl<~R 111blf' '!''/accet. & 8mm run-et moo,•ie camera bun1per St 847-3172 Apply by June l, To Per-Security Atent """"" c t S750 544-1644 · frame dolly S15. ~ inch ball Whit• F ront Stor• ·Call Sally R!lrl, ~;is U!_ om «ovf'r. · 112. Metal type~'l'tlt>r table p 0 NT I AC '"""IS, '63 .. _ . sonnP.I Oftice. 3.300 Newpol1 · COASITAL · AGEN'CY evt>1 & Wktnd.o.~. ~~~- ., 0 • T 1 b ,...... .,.,aru11: caslf'rs lor dolly S2 Bl d N •• h Ca!"f .,., •• ,Bristol -..,,. 3x6 ~moan ape cot hydramatic S25, po wer •ach. 4 x 4~ plywood 12 v • eWpo67rt .,°"'ac • 1 • -2790 HarbOr Bl 111 Adam.11 SplnPt 0.-sk It 1hao,'ing $'7. Jumbo lamp ~hade $5. sle-ering pump $5, GTO CAm each. !162-4219 ~"660. (7141 .:i-6633. Co~ta Me•• TE' "PliONE S 0 1 1., 1,--10 r •. mlrmr wl:\ dra1wni. Foam "·edge pillow wilh $15. tri powf'r manifold $25, -Psychiatric Tech l\loii . l\tay 24th, 9 AM to noon ~ ·• Call 64Z.3.\15 cover S4. Sean amplifier t empest 1ransaxle $17, .t · Su~rv•'•or only. l\lorning & a!tn hours. Cail l ·A-~1 .-------1-0~2 ' _.. h II ~o F' Id ' b I r--J\.lesa Lane!, &16-~993 PP lances a Jllll pu ..,. o ing arl'e carburetor $15, lac-Oppty to help d'evelop a pro- travel bag Jor ~uil1 or tory headers S25, GTO E:.,.toyment irani in 8 nursing home for !lEC"Y. Toji exec w/AAA co. --TELLER-TRN-. --KENMOnE ~'a~h<'r, rie1v ~~~:~ ~;:50Se:!.:de\~~l~i~ ~10"m11'~ a:,7r:er11.111 1,',· •1 1 25 1•. the retarded. 2 yrs exper ~~~s ;t:.lrp !!~e;i~~.ru~t:;~ Call MN. ·Schmid t; \\'estr!lfl bel t11, hoses. rte. $65. k. /th t II ,. "" pi•rsonntl Agency. 21'J.13 613-4231, 403 Co lumhU!i Ci rr, base: new $25. Citse Sl~. aluminum tranJ1mi11Sion $25, wor ing w e men a Y • $500. · t•nl~ Gl•odalo , r,, V.1eslcliff Dr., N.B. 645-2110. CdP.I ' Servel a:•s refrigerator or 968.-1598 aft 3 H I W d M & f 710 ""· · C II .,._II · H 540-60·-Crosstop freae:r $25. Small ' f'r p.m. e P ente 1 Xln't s!l)ary A "fringe ben· a ~..,... y art .,,,, TEMP employmnt, sm. parl& KENMORE 11u10 WJl~hf.r-~, 8' 3 LAYER mod ern olit•. 12!31 24T·33'5. COASTAL AGENCY bl II 8'l h . \"hi I ' I I d 1= Tue& nlle ft1ay 25, l :ll pm I PVT ... -~..,..,.--~ ..... --,.-,.--,.-ll Inspection All da,y Tue111. complete houst of bttiutl.Ail Bob'• fo'urni1ure \\l att:houae near. nr.w Medlt tum. m,. w1u' stll at public auction elude• 11• blk naua 11>ta IA •nrire contr.nta & 1nver•11or.Y love~al, iieVflt UMd si:p. of f\lrnitutt: 4 1toraae ware-Bu • "·'· ···•·• • fr • • Oto-una, Elqanl S....,~ Muse, Pa.r 1al l.1ating o( klnies bdrm 1et le mQt'9:, more 11\An 40Q lo!J,& groups: 213 : 'm-3622 ANTIQUES rrench, -.1nnolrs ... lge carvtd FR Provincial curved ~ '•ideb0ard1, m~ny. many tionll, Seip damask, nto. other lfems .100 numerous ~· Provincial aora. belp ro mcnilon. damask, S20. 2 John Aldeo LIVING RM GROUPS maple t.ncl tables 128. 962-984.l aft $ pm or w)mdt Sbf11 & loveSt'at lltlll, tables, limps, occasionaf chairs, Cl.:ISTOM built bar W/ retric p1c1uies, decor~tor chairs, I. & ch!lir 1tools. Nevtr u&- ed. etc, . APPLIANCES ~tov", rtfrigtratois, wa.sh- ers. t'I(', OFFICE EQUIPMENT Dnk!, chairs, eonfertl'll'e table Y.'ilh 5 chairs copy machifW'S lj dillettnt iypesi, :2 C8.iih registers, 2 sates Ji: many other lten1E. This sale has been augment- !'d with S l'lotlseho!d rej'I05· sf's~ians releaffd & ordered to be · !old! Color TVs re- fr\g.era'.lors, · !llO\'t'S, bunk beds, Ctiµt1ftl f'tc." Tbe en!lr~ wareholl!e musl l)f' l!Old. ,Plca!4!'.be on time. BOB'S FURNITURE · WAREHOVSE • 644-667!1 8EAU'l'IJ'UL Span.lib-oak tables, 11\'0Cado velvet sola Ir love seat, CUBIOm tutted. All near ne~·! &13-6925 BDRM se!·AllOC arn. tripl• d~r. & mirror, dbl bed, 1\11• stand, painlina Ii lam,.. New, besl ofr. 8Jl..2396. \VALNUT & marble cockWI table A matching e "d tables, $10 f'a. Twn table lamps. $7 ea. 968-l~l toD2 Carrolltown, H.B. FTVE rooms-Medilerranean F urni tu r t In c lud e • refrigerator. Ir e ·e t I! r lo: Maa:nawx Color TV atertO comb. 5.17-8241 che1ttypedeepfree:ter$21l. bciokshelf SIS, matchi'llg '2790 HarhorBlatAdam~ aSSfm y,, .. per r, -. rpoo eec ryer .,.,. Artihcial decorarlve p11 rro1 oriental rug• 14• 'new 18 X NIGHT WAITRESS p Ro FE s SIONAL phone .111-Tek, zm So. Anoe .St., Bot~ xl!Jt cond. P.l~r t.. 13 = 2 hot,_ d 1 ., Friday thru Tuesday 1. · 0 p 1 1 Sa SEC'Y/GIRL Friday for S.A. ~3j2() .delivered 54&-Mi,72, 1141-Sila 3M W. Olapman, Orange . .,,,. up .& ... re meta ·t.00 Pittlli S10, MW 12 to 6 Ml 1c1tor • ana. o n • n . dinette chain, pink and volt adapter' S'l.O, pull--Out Apply In Person Clemente, CapistrallO area. young ro. in Fountain. TYPIST A pt!ime jeb for .. R;li:OLT wshra-1u11 dl')'rs LocatP.d · n<')l.r G.G. & New· 9' TU~DO .ola, xlnt cond SlOO. ~lishe:d brau trplc 1Creen •·/acce1. S 2 J, 142.3)13. bl&ck $5. 31 x 38 inch clothesline S7.50, G :E • DILU.fAN'S RESTAURANT \Vork in your own home. Valley, Call ~04l U'le-Jlf'r~n who wau ls to go S50 GUJU';Ofllv. /l.1str Chg. port t'rwy'1 !l "blk W, of repairable brass lirepl;ice 1 · 125 "'"' • 801 E. Ba/boll. Blvd, Be~t deal in area. Phone SHEET METAL 10 rhe bea_ch durint: lhe day tot a y t ·• c: repairma n . Classen on Cha:pm'llll) " -n 12. E I< I b r• Ii n g re n gerator . , .....,.....149 Balboa o"~I'°' •·tw-n 9·.00 Lm. "' ,., .... ~....., """" '"· Ex-rienced '" he.v• 1pending money. 714: .... 1........,7. Carner,_.& Pillow $7. 212 E. Oceon ·PROOF sets 1968-S Sl, l!Ji69.S a·• noon. ~ S 1· · nu ORANG1': OOAST 111rt S21 . KEN~10Rl:: ga~ dryer_ $30. • Eq'uipment STEEL SECRET AR.IAL DESK S-10 * &16-6150-* Front. Balboa. Ph o ne :;J:-s SS. all thfe.e S20, NOTE TELLER R_E_A_L_E_Sf_A_T_E_S_A_L_ES-~1-A-N EMPLOYMF;NT AGENCY Call Jran Bro"'·n. 5404'Joo \\'filrlpml t"ltc rirrer $l5. 67J:.-0195 Expl'rienct"d Y.'ANTED. SM ALL ACTIVE Ul69 N~'JIOrl Bh•d COASTA L 'AGENCY Bolh good col\lf g\iar 1'. 16 ~t?il BOLEX Camera I: SOFA & loveseat in I lftvely LOUVRE door 30x40 Sl. CRIB and mattress SS, UNITED CALIFORNIA SUCCESSFUL Of"C TI-IAT Costa.J\.1rsa 61S-3Jll -2791l lle.rhor'BI at Adl\01~ dtlh·ered a.16-8672 841-3115 rquip. Unu5t'd. lnci. t6mm colors. Reasonable, pvt par. Louvre t1oor. siu 9xl6 50c dt'luxe car~ S6. sterilizer -BANK-to.tAKES MONEY. DICK . . Bf'!I & HoWP.11 Pro!,~·tor. ty. 192-419-1 • 8 botll• 12 · t. t t 27 SERV!Cf. ENGINEER WA IT ER S. ~.ow in-CARRIER mom Rir con-.,,, "-219 · each. Mail boxes 50c each. "' ~ · m n SP.a 12 \\1• Coast Hwy BERG. 962-2421 ,. · .. ~ -·~·~==~.,--~~~-1 7•· •· ~ l .... iii;ii;;; ... .oiiii.iOiiOiiOiiii I Looking. foo , -mpony I er v ie11 in"'. Ex-r\f'nCi"d ihorw r, rost O\'f'r ..,.,..,. :;-2 COUCHES ea, 100" Jon.i. Plywood 6 piece odd size SOc ......, .... mster cage ..,,.., Newport Beach .. ., " "" ' · ~'Ll:CTRIC d f'r F'r' 'd · Gold, 1 rtoral. S12l each. each. Patio tables $1.50 847-51111 6'1S-2431 R t ' -t u·here opporluntly for r41p1rt qnl)•. Apply in person Al sacrlflrt" S\00. Used only 4 ~ LIO ryl ~ ~~ ----------ecep ionis advanCf'ment is ~t ill To'llers Restilurap1, fill S. n\On\h~. 61:..-807:1 runson vot. _X~l~•~'~'°~""="~lo~"-·~960-"-7~""-'-,- ellch. Planter 11;inds SI PO\\'ER lawn mower $15, Equal Opporlunlty Employer for lrading legal "'"OIJp. Ty.. c II l.a " B h oytime -:= d .. ~ 11 I I ,~,,..;,;,,.,,.,;...,,;,,,~ IY available~ 1{ you are young, oast wy, i na eac KENl\!ORE ~·a&ht:r. Sll, ex--· OOMPLETE house~ld tum· each. 4 x 4 re .......... oot 196.1 Slant 6 2'l5 engine com-· 00 "P d1·-,ph-Som< ,.. ~""" 1n1 .. · '-' u""• marrit'd, intell!a:en\ and ag· artrr J pm. ""!lent: AIM> waaher-£i ·Furnit1o1re 110 · h' & r ' each. 4~ plete wilh -'Torque flight NO\V accepti.rut ap_plications _g_rn'I olc rx~ gres~h·e and delllrt a career -Worited Lo"v-ln-DT)'l'r' set. ~1095 . is ings* S:~;~~e1~ SELLING olamp collection. 1ran~mis11ion S11. 847-iOIT tor Cook TT'a inee!. Days. MISS EXEC AGEN.CY · • ---.. -~!OVING' Ne.w_De..l.uxe position, we fl.a\'~ an open-B•b""ll1or. "'.~1-"""'. ESTJ•'G 0 SE 'I h' -... -• -· --d basebaJJ, football coven .25c 14 F'OOT WOOD boal, In Apply in 'Person, O:llony 410 W. Coast Hwy., l'l/8 in1t, ln Orange Count,y .. Some --'-"'=-=~~"-~~-'"'"~-1 \\' , -•• H .u . ~!I ""'C''" Lull11byr: 6 yr, crib 1:0.laplel PVT ply. II' blk naugah,y • ~ach. 41 sets United Nations good .&hape 125. g47_~ Kitchen, 32U Harbor Blvd, 6.16.3939 electrical ft.me ch 8 n I c a I s100.oo \\'EEKL\'.. (>(ll!.s\ble -rr. CQPPf'rtctne. J or 11 and mattres~,. bumpers $60 · lflfa, nr.wr used Sllld. 2U: Mint Stamps Sl.00. Bo" SWI NG set SIO, aquarium 5. C!\t. . hackgroun(I neceisary: A~k addrf'.~slng mail Jor firn1~. oflf"r~ !!SS-8810. Solid MspJe . hutehlbasc 925-3622 1123, Newport Beach 92663 gallon compl ete $8 ba.r-h-NURSERY dehvery -apply R-ECPT. lot l\fr. Kelley, Scr1ptomat!c De1ails ,;epd $1<\iTiped. sell MAGIC C~t'f gal! ra,nge .. u,.: Sl!JO. Twin bookcalf' head-1 8~.~P-A~R~CH=M_E_N_T_O._ig<_.,~,, OLD foriftica 4 dr11.wer CU"' $.'), net plaype~ SB. 12 In person, Lloyd'• Nursery, PBX exp. young Co. call Inc. ~ll--J1•2 .ac1dressed envelope J o -,d· l yr', Coit S!;io; ~·IU sell board SIO Tlll!n 80" mal-w/ fllulic covf'rs. Good chCst $15. \Vork benrhe~. Inch lrieyclt' Sl. toy~ 5(lc-$2, 2038 Newport Blvrt., C.M. l.oraine, "re11tclifl 'Person-SERVICE Station A ~trnrl. Drl'isbaeh," Dtawer :an. lor S9i 34~346 !'rl!!!i. bo" spr. tJ ftame $3:}, condition $25. 613--015.1 g•rage $15. 2 cement out· 9210 Mallard Ave., r ,y. OPENINGS 1n pharmaceuti-nell As::ency, 2043 \\1estcliff full or p/t!mf'. Ovrr 18. Anrhony,l lNev.• 1 '"1xir.o.; ~n COLDSPOT f'f'frlgeratnr, 11 ~h;:~w!rd~~~~rs:.35&i~rn HI back Vf"lvel c. h a Ir s • door planl holder~ wi!h BIG d ooc1 . 1 cal granulating, & com-Dr. N.B. 645-2770. N" at. g d a p Pl' 11 r ., \VIG S!y st ~· sa cs e .. in:r. cu II, $40. Kenmore .. 't111her c11.stt'rs, $650 \'elvel couch artificial plant~ S14. Sltp-1 L-!:' w 1_P'1 2'0 "',be!" pound1og. ~per prel'd. personablf', gd l"f'lll. 3006 Apply in pel'son, 2631::. l'ith. $10. 5-U-9832 LEAVING stalt • 2 bdrm $47.jl}. Like new. 549-399'1 P'·ng ''""''· round and .,.,nc es -~,. e ectnc ~·&.3931. L A tl bo CM. St CM I 19· •·b I ·1 '"' e" h 2 .,.. RENTA GENT ar r. .• . _:. ·' · _ . -Go-. Elf.?ir'· ,,_,,,I".'"''' ses tit's;.,.. y urnluN'; """'" i~ ••ch. 2 ••uitar1 ~"'-.racers .... :i eac . . '"·'m ==:.:.,:=~-----. r. 1<: u ., R" 1 l l25 2 1 • ..... 3 PC Bedrooms!'! Bed1te&.d ;~h. ~jT:i .. ~ ~ iron~ SJ-li, k 1ng11 te OPERATORS • sportswear SERV. Sia. Salf'sman .t \VOOJ, PN!liistr -F~xp cl. old~ Excellent C."U<ldil lon. 80 a : \~ ve! Cn;oll"ll nite "8rand. chest ~I .draw•rs. bedsp~ad SlO, net play)X'n Mfg exper. only. Good pay. Promil'lf'nt \\'f'st Los Ani::elc! 1nf"chanic. Sal. op" n . Clown Cleaiw~. 1056 ~i:iT-4062' S85 ea: 11"~ Sin!: Hide-a-S<l:i. 675-IJ70. CHILD'S 2 1peed rocking S1 4, 2 infant it'als $2.50 Slf'ady. ~2-3472 N.B. b!UiNI dr\·t'lopmt'nl f i rm UnHorms turn. Apply 20l2 Ba y.•iril' Dr. N"'PI Rt-h. -0-F..,-,~-.• ,., , _ 1 K ~d ·~75; 2 lamps 4:>" hi, $2ll l e~o=A~K='"· n=RO,:,E~.~=R~.~LA~R~G~~ hqrllf' $15. DeLuxe P.X· ••-h. -•3151 11 . I Ed' II B .LU,, I ...,., y t'nmore ea; gas logs w/grale & lit-...,r, L '" ~ PART•T~~tt: 1't1ehine Oper1-need."! I u ILme Ren!a -toit'r, . . . X·ray Trai~ pro Gram. I A t S'r.'i A l BEVELED r.tlRROR $40. ~~:rci:~al li=~:~n ~; SINGLE bed ('()mplele like 1ori.. \Yi'I train. Sat. I. Sun., Agent. No sale~ promotion SERVICE St. s a I e 1 man Stui:lf'nl! IJl!ing in1erviewl'rl . ;;:;.:i~-ve, ~~1~7~ p · ~lM~; misc. ilems. :t4S-85I2 tank. made from ~'ood and llt'W $25, single bo:I!: springs All ,;-.;115. in\'Ol\'ed. Salary $:iOO plus f/lime-lite mechanic•, 2 yrs for 2·)T training mural. 2 heavy, in perfttt corldit\on S7, nice comforlable a.rm INCA PLASTir..S INC. commission.· Exet"llf'nl lu-min. exptr. Neat in apptar. yrR 1:0\lege required. Con-*.• CARCE relr\ll!nitor 8' sofa, ~ Ullt'd, quilted 24'1 x 24" top. 2'1" x 23" bot•, c;h11 ir $7.,.<iO. ~ Apply 3297'.l: Calle Perlec!o tu~ aMUred. Call 557-8020. , Apply 2500 Newport Blvd, lacl p,.~nnel Ollice, Soulh .140,_ 1elf dtlrot1!in1·. CaJl n11ra1, Scotchl\lardff. $130. tom. 24:• df'l!P S..'i. Auro tire 2 MAPLE rockeni ..$20 each, San Juan Capistrano """"""""""""""!!!\!!"",..11 ..:c~M~.'--------· I CoAst Cdmm. HO!!.P .. 31812 .64&-7820~. • MJ,1chi.nc loveseat $80. cha.ins 13. One door JO" x 536-2110 --=:::...:.:::::...:::::c:..:.::.::__ LIKE To trade! Our I• you ad,_ I~ d ·-'"'--' Coa,5·1 Hwy ,'S. La.guha .. _ W•she,r,./Wto. 5.~1¥ • ,> ----------''WHlTE :ELEPHANTS" _Trader'1Para.disecolumn is .. w '"'"' ua••..,.. -3 d 7 ~---79% ·· Sl . 2 1l idln2 doors l 2'' CARPET 12'xl2' Beigt' ,_,ith SEcnON? Soineone t 1 ANY Day ls the BEST day to yrJ... ol · t!"ll'.l. 84 -l..... }11 :ba_Ck ftlvet . ch a i rs, DUNCAN Phyfe d\nin1 Table., H&lll 12. $75 --~l DREXEL walnut dlnlnc tbl. w/l leaves, $50. 1750 Whit- tit'r No. 42, C.M. 646--3111 )I' 80" Sl each. Double win· oveminning )'OUt hoUllf'? for you! S Lines, 5 Days for f ~.. an ad! Don, t I Fast results ate i·ugt a """'ne Cl\sten . sQl." ".WIW!I couch pod $20, 9· X 12' bf'ige $5, "Cash" .. st!tl them thru $5, Call today ••• 64Z..5618. watchinc for t. nlal ~'"' t''"' dow 31 ~'2" x !D1,i " $2. One G.E. clock radio S7. 536--0'118 Dally Piiot O aisified 642--5671 today! del11y .. call today, &ll-5678 call awty • 642-56711 $47.50. L1ke ne.W. ~3991 Call 64Z..56TI Now! window 21'' x 30" SL 4 wi n· -980A N 910 A N 980 A N SCUBA gear, 2 tankS" l l; Autos, Now 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, N. ew utos, •w utos, ew utos, ew 980 do~'• 24%" x 24" SI each. Sora. good tiondllian $5. Zll~ each, 1 singll! hose regulator S25, 1 double hose. regulalor Elden, C.M. 548-5143 $2.'i, 2 lari,:e spear guns S2S DOUBLE bed, box 1prlng, . each. 2 pa ir fins S5 l!&ch. 11 m!lttress. headboard S20. 16 ""l'igh! bell with hip weights x-1{1 inrh deik 8Jld lamp $!!. StO, I riepth gatJge; 1 com- M8-8401. Sill. only 2-4 P~I. PB~• SlO, 11~2-7887 · TABLE and 4 cha irs .$10. DOUGHBOY 11wimming pool Couch and chair SZ'> <'ach. Sf5, s~·imming pool lilirr. 1 ' Coffee table $15. End lahle pump. acces.._~it'5 S20, SIO. 871 Vicloria SI., C.M. 1mall animal cagf'5 U-15. HEAVY solid bra~ 8" Eagle 1/-12 ~lot cars SH:i, HO 4 X s ~ door knocker, old Sll. Toy layoul and trains $2 5, I chest S3. Doll bf>d S:t Very hookllheU speaker cabiMts j old anchor $7. Shipg' bra~s SS each, crib mattress S5. bell or cow bf'lt S7. LArge baMinet S.l. 1troller S3. in- ~:hite glass b11.ll lighl lixlure Ian! Sl. misc e 1111neou1 1 about 14 inches $7. Cut rli9he!, kitchen goods-lOc-$1, crystal SJ-$1;). E 011 1 i 5 h 9662 Al ha.core ·nr., H.B .• I Ailver butter ~·Hh rover Sil. l ="="-=21.16~----~-­ Bedspread, 11Jmosr ne"'< PO\\IER mowen, $10 .and gold $4, Good 1uT11. rug S12. $20: Chrome rlinette: table, Antique kerosenf' lam p $7. $j: F.nd table, $2-$4: 20 inch l\teditcrrane11n carvert l!t'm fan. SlO: Oscill111i'ng fan, $7: chair $18. RR rt'.'d and TyJ)f'wri !er SIO: Lamps ~n sign::i.I Sl.'I. Mf'lal n~ Sl-S.~: L.P. albums 25c-SI I book ends S7. Olrt gr11ndma. .e11ch: arm chair, needJ l't'ICker for upholslering S\2. tl'C<l\'Pring $5: Bed framr , Figuril1f'5. vase~. picture!!, hox l!pring, mattress, Sl 2: $3415. !>i3 Victoria, C.,,.t . Til"f'$ and ~·ht'rls Sl-S..1 10-5 PM. t'a_ch: Rrar end ( l rd I SCHWINN boy'K Stln;::ray, member) for '60 Olds $10: PXCf'Uent condition IS 2 5, Book.~ 10c--S2: V_acuum S2: Single ~peed Typhoon, boy's Humidifier Sl: F.M. Stereo , $20. 545-4028 'turwr·ailiplilier $25; Gar-, ~--~~~ rard rcrord ch.an_ger $25: OVAL braid~ rug, 9x12 $20. 'f\\'O speake~ ST:t P.ach; Oval braided rug, 11 x 1~1 ~1uofHcent lighl $4; Color S25. ~1orse sewing mahcine. wher l SJ: Postf'J'll 25c-50c• porla ble, single! siitch $15. 'Cele~tial light 14: Car-toP 64~ carrier SJ: Rock wool i~ REFRIGERATOR S25. Apl. sulalion, 260 squ11re feet, size SIOVI!! $25. 163 E. 18tht SI!: ·EmP,IY wire spools 50c S1., C.l\1. 64&-7820 each; T.V. sfand Sl: ARCHERY lf't S.1. GameJI, Pottable 8 t er Po $15: puzzles. foys X-Sl. Playpen ff umidiUer SJ. 9 a.m . .-6 p.m, $4. Door:o1 $2. Lllwn mowt'r ~ 2677 Orange, Costa Mesa $4. Lan1J'I shadt'~ !'J Oc . :FOR BRIDES TO·BE, NEW I Clothe! !lc-$5. E le cl r I c DECCA .. HERE COMES ri ryer $10. Dralling table SS. THE BRIDE" A I. 8 UM , I UpMlstt'red chai r Sfl. Book~ COMP MUSIC FOR WE~ I !'Jc..50c. .Sleeplnit: bl!~ $2. DINGS. E'T'C, from Brii'le1 Ten! Sl~1. Twin bedste11d5 t.1AGAZINE 1~ price $5, l S..1.50. Disht'5, glasses 5c-$1. boy! Slingray bike Sl'i, new k i l c henwarp 5c-$1 . AM/F'M DC radios. l"'rame5 7:'M•. Pole lamp $2, ea.rpluit:!I. char.ll'er, rw>ver u• i Shellirld c-utlPry 54. Bot tle,. ed Sll'I, lawnmower S3, m f- Sc-$1. l().l F:•l hf'r, C.M., ror· ff'f' ~I !or 4, new St new I ner S!tnla Ana 11 nd FAlher. h1c1ies 13.J( brown lealhtr GOLF balls -likf' ntw, linec1 jacket SIO, dreues, Teitllsls 50c f&Ch. other lOc 8lllls, ·Sl -~. Madras f"tl•in to 5(lc. f1uoret1eenl ( ft spreads. S2 each. !t142 lamps box ol 24, $2. V\V car Portsmouth, H.B. N r . rack S7. Tall chest S.'i. Magnolia l Yorktown , Wtl'"I bnol< "" h"d· 968-<595. board, double bed size S2. :I LEA TRER levi jacket. brand hand made doll!I Sl.75 each. MW, li&hl weight idul for San·Oemenle '493.1324 motoreyclt rldin.g:, 11mooth BAR-8--Q Cart oven on oo~lde k 111Me Inside. Colt ~-htels wJth rol!Ut"rle $10. S&.l in lht 111ol'fl. Will seU tor Formica ditLinc room table S2:l. ~26-68Tl S20. 4 s~·!ve\ chain U each. ~---------4 burner 110\IP./ovcn. l"X• GAS r11n1t, 36", ''ery rood ~Ut'nt condltlan s 2 5 . condition $25. 6-16-4940 6'7~2124 l 'OMtAL size 7M8 120. Like PORTAB:.,.L~E~TV~~111l="T~,~b~Je Ol?W, ~'OOd frame &0fa, two model TV, f'XC'f'llent con-n111hloo~ $10. 842-59i6 dl!Son 120. 64~21 NEW 1971 FORD TORINO 2 Door Hardtop Form•I Roof, 8 Cyl., Stand•rd Equipment, White, Se· lect Shift Cruisa 0 Matic, 5/E78 • I '4 Baited WSW Tires, Power Steerin g , AM Radio, Tint•d Gl•11. LIST $3522 DISCOUNT $524 SUNSlT PRICE $2998 + Tax It Uc. DISC • t' Huge Selection :At· ·cc..p.arable Sllvln91 ,I I I \ l ., ., I I I I I I • ' OA.llY PILOT S<11turd.,-, M•y 22, 1971 I I -· ]~[ --J[§] I !~I -ll§J I --]~[ '---""-~]~[ --]~! 111 Ml1cell1neou1 112 G1r11• Sale 112 M l1c1ll1neou1 · 111 Pf1noa/Orgon1 111 G1r191 Sale 110 Oi1rqe Sale ·--------l'umltvro Ill F umihlre _ , _________ _ DECOR. lt•mr. Anllqu.e DINING tablt, 4 clllln, an- whlle a ~Id lamp.s, $25. riqutd NIT): f" r"' n <: h Yamaha . studio p\ano, $.500. i ..:."'°';.c_;_'illll:';;;,..:ia;_l'_;.,;_;·_._,.... __ 95_1 __ Like new. 'l'rfid. 1t1to'. mach.. Girl .. Sale 112 $45.~ BED divan, Ilk" ne~ .. iokf " GARAGE Sale: JO am·S ern. ,i>1'0IVTI 11tripe5,. Herculon $.lO. \\'"' ha\.~ e\•f'1'ylhing. Cheap. 64Uln 725 Ct'ntu St. C!if. 64~1068 \ Auto•, Imported 970 AulQI. Imported 970 .... -........... -. -.. . I SEE THE ALL NEW 1 I I ;:PANTERA: 11 by De To~aso IJ I I , 1 NOW ON DISPLAY 1 I 11 I At I I I 1 JOHNSON & SON I . I I THI S FRI ., SAT. & SUN. I 'I . I e Styling and coach,vork by world famous I Carrozzeria Gh ia • AJJ-steel monocoque I construction • Racing type mid-engin e I I chassis layout • Po,ver by Ford's canted I 1 I valve "Cleveland" V-8 engine • Five for- • ward speeds. full y synchronized • Power I boo sted ventilated disc brakes at all Jour I JOHNSON, & SON LINCOLN CONTINENTAL I I I I e MARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR 1 2626 HARBOR . BL VD ., COSTA MESA 540-S630 6<42-11981 I I SAT ONLY ,, ltOI Dolphio SA~. • SUN. u-•: .,.; JOHN'S llKES WORN -io •'fddln&! s;,. *Super Org1n S1l1 * MOVlNG • rvtrylhillC muJ:t ri,fQVING! Evea')'lhing ~lu&I TeJT !Irvine Tt1T.) CdM: 5-LU£onla lNey,·porl Short&!, 16 Petite "Lori Deb'• Trade·w, most frolJl retire· a:o. ttJ Santa Isabel Ave, Co! From 12 noon Slit. ~lay pc walnut bdrm set wfbed N'p1 Beach. New port. -NEW-formal. Yellow/\\'hilt with es, super clean, 1 of. a kind Cosl a ~1e'8 . .~~~.~.29 P~sidio Dr. C:\1 \\'/bltn trundlt-, lge chest ol Sm l th-Orona typewrlter 10 Ii~ Mens S71.5G-SS5 daily desian on Ion& aleeve. inc. Ja'tett modf:l11 H·lOO'i , GARAGE SALE .....,..,-.yo dra'>'·t-~. hu&e mirror. tall SJj. ~ Ladder back chain. Ladiet ;:, &: 10 1pct S6S·S85 Floor length "'IE mp.Ire E-l!2, T-200's, t.J, RT.J;'\A· BARGAINS GALORE! 933 1'~URNITIIRE, p I c Ill re ', corni>r cabinet & bedlllde rush-type see.la, $30. 40" !\fens &: Lad lttj 3·SPd $50-$60 waist. Size 7 dy~·Jo-match lOO's, ·M·3'i, C-2, CV. lt!any Coni:resa, Cl\1 fri-S.st-Su11 boutique 1ten1s, misc. 1ten1s. lable. Xlnt cond, make n.ound !able '>''/f\111 1kirted SllllJT&,y• • shoes and long 111\p includ· w/ .Leslle spkrt1. Al~ I.Awry YOU name lt, \Ve've go;it it! Fri., SAL ony, 10-5. 16.iSI rcaMnable ofrf'r. Also other gingham CO\'er $6. AnHque USED-ed. Pd over $~0. "''ill ,sell for .Ir Conn. Ha,ve a day at the 220 10th St, i"ltg Bch. Sun ' ~M~'~'~ie..,.::La~"~'~·~f~I B~~--ite1n5. (673-1801~ drop front desk SJj. Antique -Sal. 847·1187, Sunday thru bf'arh ,&,; llOOP wi th u1, J..oW• only, &am to dark. ~%--3 !36 c~tANY items; 32 yds drapery I ~====,;-="C'.'.'.';:'O::: I carved oak table, imall, $2S. JO SJ)tf"d S4>$80 Friday .afternoon. l'St pl'lces, Terms. \VI JI Gc~~~~:pu~1:~ B1~~. 5:::: ~~~~1~::0~15&9~4~1;~ or. N:::~cr:2~;!~,::~~~ ~:~1r. ~~~~. • ::O• ~:a~ s~~~Y:~J~ c~~~lNGc:~;ara~em~I~!1 ~~~~D ob~cs~~· ~~~~: •· ~1• Tiii Cl II B ,..,--,, be•t -suits•. "•5678 1 SlO. \Vhlte 3 drawer che&l -REPAIRS-appliances · TV • pi pe • 28M E. Olast 1!1'')", Cdt.1, .-..'\!. -er r. ·. · '" ~ dune buggy body. y,· as. $7. Pr. yellow bedside Auto•~ Imported 970 Autos, lm port9<1-970 clot hes, f'lt'. 20512 Suburbia chests $7 ea, Pr. yellow 2140 N E WPORT BLVD. lumber. All kinds of ~"":::..·'='="'::.·--~~--I --"'--"--------Ln. H.B. (Near Adam! & bf'dside lamps S7 ea. Tur-COSTA M&:SA mtsce:llaneous itf'ms. Some. e 300 Pla.oos &: Ol'lans A Sports Car You Can Alford While You 're Still Young Enough to Enjoy It Th e 1101 •~O Spi4tr ii ti!• loweil proc:ld ~ :iporli tor on Ille morktl. Tiie rtd lint on iu tngint 11 •II lht woy up ot 6.500 rpm. II llcl1 ~.: bfo~e1 ill Iron! ctnd 1<1- dtptnd"1t W~"1llOll O!I fO<.l'ld. A11d, lor mony peo~le, it's !lit 1ie,1.1001tin; lpOfli tor ~ dtr $10,000. . aso SPYDER 1t71 IEGISTEI HEW W1rr1rify, R1dico, H.1t1r, low $1995 aasa IEGIST(llD HEW lllCUTI VI 124 ~RT COUPE W11r111ly, R1dio, Hetlt•, low M!le191 $2795 # J 19494 LOWIST PlllCIS. HIGHIST TIAOES .tu M• c•Mpl•"* etit•"'•''•• ""''• lf•ll'•rtmn t -16 1fell1 -.,,.,, 1teff ef hlghl, trol11itd meclile1llu . c.111,lete 11.11, & cintem ,.1111 ~., ,..., BILL JONES B. J. Spprtscar Center 2133 Har bor Bl1d. at Ida ms. Cos la Mes a, 540-449 1 BrookhursH 961-3037 quoise, mustard ' white OPEN 6-10 WKDAYS. haven't been 11ttn for si.x NEW-USED. GoinJ: out for l\10VING to Europe. i\tust kin& &pread $12. Lee. an-SAT. & SUN. 94 Yf':l.n. 642-6468 Saturday or business. Rentals $10 a mo. st'li c\'t'rythlns. f' urn , tiquecl avocado grn. chest 64S..fno Sunday Sceinway, Baldwin & Kawai clothes, record.:, bric a brae, 1''flouvered doors, while -\\lill take Tl·ade.Jng.... C, Brunin.c Draft. )1ach. 36'' Chickf'rln,r, Yamaha. .etc. kilchen utensils, d 11he1 , formica lop $10. 8 Candlf' arm, 18" alum scale S2i. j FIELD'S PlANO. CO. f'lf'c. appliances, color TV '>'TO\lihl iron "·all sconce MINE RA[ Burval ilidlng patio door Co5ta ~1eaa Garden Gro\•e f'lr. Sal & sun 314 \~ E. Bay S20, \\'hhe lampS4. Draftina SPECIMENS $25. 2 T'>'in maple bkcue {714J 64j-3250 (7141 .633-mO Bal. Pen. 67l-22t.o0 tbl. $7 . .JS" Round lacy rush hdb-'s 120 "a \Vrou&ht iron WOULD YOU--rua s.;. New Bentlon y,•Jg, . F~R SALE '" · PATIO salt!' Sunday . Prac· m~. bro\\'n $9. 3 New life i\fO\IJng in June. Ha\'e 10 pat,io bench ~ Blk ~ BELIEVE lically gi\ling a'>'·ay old furn , vt&ls, CGA a ppr v • d . samples, 20 ~re choice d11-~".$~~~ ~~~511'~:~e:~;: FREE ORGAN LESSONS knick-knacks, kitcMn items, SUrfboards, kntt board!, play specimens, 5 a r "l:c==~-~-cc--=-: as lon1 a1 you like! No J'f:I· l\'Omen'.'!I clo!hlng. Y otras likt' nf'w! i\li.scell . All fairly choice thumbnails. Satur-DININGt~amf' ~ble S70, 2 istration. No obligation. Jus t cosas. 138 47!h Sf. N.B. priced & in A-1 cond. Come day, l\fay 22, or phone for ~qua print chall'll .SlO ea, .7 Co~. !\1onclayg 7:3(1 pro ****Garage Sale -see! appoinlmf'nt. 280 Bowling )tJ:hl c handf'l1t':r SlJ, COAST MUSIC Sat. & Sun. 11 to 5. I •a7A•sT.y~,,.c:-:,~llY-:&-"lll==.,~.~.=·a1"o~,711 Green, Costa Mesa. (714) dishwasher, $20. a.s&0r:.ed &tZ-28.ll 10424 Waxwing Clrc:lt, ollice df'sk w/chair. maple 549-2502, tra\lerse rods. 6"-00.l5 HAi'\iMOND, s t e In w &)', Fountain Valley. dft!'11tr & mirror, maplf' TICKTOCKER Thrif.t Shop Yamaha.. New & used cottee & end tables, decor. * AUCTION * ~loving Sale. Thina11 must piano• of moir ma~. Bt1l I No. 15 St-aeon Bay, NB !Fri, "·all lamp & table lamps, Fine Furniture be 11<1ld bt':fore y,·e move. i,; buys ln So. Calif. at Schmlt!t ~~en~nlclot~~~~ig n!2~~ 26' sloop under cons!. & Appliance Price. Starts Mon. 120 E. Music Co., 1907 N, Main. brand Pr-10; Pini-pone tbl; '>''/plan, 10' rad~ arm saw Auctions Friday •. 7:00 p.m. 1,,-'~"~"=S='·=Co-•~'•..,,.M_•~••-oc-,--: Santa Ana. . anlique11 + misc. wf~cces. inc.,' .. P vacuum, W indy's Aue tion Bern CA~1PER 1MU 1-lt. Ol'tr ALLEN ORGANS exclu1M!ily • GOLD davenport, patio c.h1lds snow IKJLs ': clo~h~~d zo731' N Ci\I ~ cab Fits a.ny' 8·fl. truck. Also CONN & WUR.LITZ!:R f"'"'itu''· pJ,nts &: othf'r d1.1he! toys ,&,; misc 5 ;}, ewport, Ha~ been on truck only Gould ?>lusic C.O, since 1911 .... ., ire ms .. Sal & Sun . 418 Bf'hind Tony's Blda. r..tat'J. once. Like fle\I.', $2'i'5. Call :,nt• N l\l · SA 547,..(Ql goodir~. Sat only froro 8 · Carnation, Cd'.\1 . HAhll\IOND chord organ i::i26-4756 after 5. Fullf'rton 1 . ' ain ' . an1, 615 ?>1alabar Dr. lr\'inf' R GE 1 •-• S S•wlng M•chines 121 GA A Sa f' -~t un sm_·.: Zenith 19" por1. TV, CARPET 1..a,·er has quality 'l'rrr. Cdl\I ID I 3 m H••••o·,·,. .,, 38 S • II' S-EWlNG '!•ch•"' .,_,,. ...... am O P · " ~.; nt'~ . spec . , &hag! & Hi~Lo at dilCOUnl " oiuum•a ASSO RTED rurn, carpeting, guitar, S2.l. Tenor ba njo, $7:i.; Zenith am & aw radio prices from $2.50 a yd. Free 1971. nt\lf'r uSl!'d. S225 cash. drt-sser.o:. Al.so somf' neat S25. Exercist' bikf', S2.). Sl.:>.: .32 S & \V iold platf'<i, Est. f.1r. Ed {71~) an-9958 MS-2172. stuff lrom junk 10 !inf' Lamp,, '>''alnut rm di\lider. $j{) 303 E f Id ill s2· l~==~~-'---7-cc---=o china. Sat &. Sun 10-.l, 2913 humidifif'r-coolf'r, $5. PLUS .; · n ie r e, J. LADY 'S diamond "rin1. 24 Sporting Goods _aio I Baker St, C~1 346-«>52. Misc. 1787 New Hampshirf':, -49&-J0.'6 diamonds. 6 rubies, y,·ortli -----'------ 'IANY m•··-,.,, ...... •-m •n· c.~f. 54>382·1. STAMP SHOW S600. uking $350. 673-5780 *SKI SALE .. " "" ..... ..u N B fisht':r vP 2()0'1 w1m.arnr ,....tiquc to modem furniture. MOVING SALE FILA-FAIR !\lay 21-23 L.A.1"'"'"'==-=,.-'"= blndln•i.'$80. Hari Spoilf'J"r Also assor tl'd diJhes. :'l&2 W. Sat & Sun • Dishwasher; Hilton Fri.-Sat. lO.lO, Sun. 81~°3ES. ~se~ G~d 1so·1:140. Kutin1tr men's Center St. C.~1. ttrorda • 33 1/3, old clas.'!lic 10-6PM. 100 Frame Exhibit ~ ·51,~P· ' 1~ sp. · -boots, site 12. $25 .. All rood 36 Bourses U.N. & U.S. Post """ ,,,grays • m 11 c · HIDE. A.BE O, Spanish 78 albums: lOxlO tent roi:n· Oflicrt 642-lm cond. ~1128. spttad, nu Mix Maeler, plete; boo~ aalore: misc · NEWPORT Be h Tennis LEIT hand Wi!Won Statt'1 2 bike, Ian, clothei, drp•~ etc. items at 1~12 Arar.,n Cir, STOVE $25 24" bike $15 C1 b ~t be h~c $400 plu! "'OOds. 10 irons It bq. $50. ~1f'&ll & Santa Ana Ave, C?<.f Htg Beh. corner Ward f.:. Couch SZO Color TV $75. tr:nsu:~ec ~;P·art. S pm. 646-0.104 -M, ESA V•-• • ,,.._,",...., Club .,,v_oo~·k~to_w_o7• __ .,.,-,-:-== Po'>'·er moy,."er $20. Sf'lllng &U-!586 1u ....... u .... ., ~ Out Sale! Maki'! Offers? ·~~-~-~c-CO"'.CC-07': ro 3069 Ceylon Rd. Fostoria, HI FI stereo oompoMnls, iake'!i Used Mcrchandi!C. 1Nu surplus f'. I" ct r on I c TV, R•dio; HiFI, Stereo 136 I I A b t I mmt': assemblf'd. Orialnal rrp. gas~. von s . 117 E. 18th, C~1. material, 1ell c heap . _________ _ ~~774. o\I pa lnllngs, misc. frames.,,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,iiiiii Sat/Sun only, 10.2. 1308 SCOTT 200 1v1111t pre lltl'IP &: -U.dy's irons, call bag cart. 1 · G C'I 2306 Hf'ather Lant-.. NB Log111.n, section No. . " . amp, FISHER A )1 / F f\f , _ f r.iany Misc. items. IG-.:>. 370 rtt'ti\'t'r" Garrard SL-6) Sa! & Sun 10-4. LAJ!& o E~lht>r St, C.?>1.. bt!tween Z OINE1TE lif!I!, Gold • • • • • • I furniture k '.\lt1e. Tuitln & Santa All&, f.1ay couch. Exercyclc. Corfcc turntable & $90 canrid&t': k Auto1, lmpor tt4 970Auto1, Imported AutoJ, lmporred 970 Autos, Imported 970 21, 22, 23 tablf'' "'nd tab!t'. 675-6148· ~~::t'i~vf'r~.,~8.::iL ~~~kl~: .:.c.::_:.:_:_2 _ _.:._ __ _.:.__.:._.:__:_::.:__::_ ____ .:__ _ _.:._.:__:.:_:_2_.::_ _____ _:_ _ _:__~-------------SAT, Sun & Mon 10 to 5. lD-IRVINE COAST COUNTRY r ro ~s-ove r 1yst e·n'J1. DEAN LEWIS' 1pdbike$40;stay,·g:nrack: CLUB ~tEMBERSHIP Hf'adphone1 &. extension antique dnk: 9' surfboa.rd; * 61;>-3075 * cord1 . 546-7182. . I antique di1hes; Tonale pot-B E N N ET T b re a l h I n r -tm--z-,-,,-llu-.,.--.,.-,.,-,-1.e-n 1ery. lam ps, etc: vK>lin $65: machine. TV-2P. $287. than discount prices on '71 15TH . I I I l ! ' I. I I ,, . ' I .. j I DURING THIS BIG 15th Anniversary Sale •• We Are Out To Be Numlrer IN DIMO $1777 NO DOWN '-" YMINT $6531 Mooth' SALES CORONA DEMO NO DOWN ,AYMlNT $75.64 Month' 36 :\In Df'frrrrd pay prier S2J.'l l.16 or cash prict Sl89:">.85 Incl. tax & Llc. APR 14 :55r~. St!'r •&Sl'l J6 ;\-lo. Deferred Pay Price S2723.04 rir ca:1h prlcf' !2195.85 Incl. la.JC & U c. APR 11 . .l:'i'r. Srr. •9012 • ••nl apj)l'Ol'"d Cl'l"dtt SALE!! 1971 VOLVO DEMO 144 4 Dr. Rsdlo. Heeter, 4 SPf'e<I, •7360 $2999 ~ 1971 VOLVO 'Of'mo. 144 S,.d11n. He.dio, 1-ll"<1l,.r, CoMoh·. 1...andau Top, Air Co ncl. N1.11.ny ~fo1,.. F:'\trli~ SAVE 5 Year or 50,000 Mll• WotrOftty O" All Ntw Cors No Monty Dow" On Lot• Modtf Used Cars. 3 •Months. Flnancln9 On Approved Credit $1395 $895 I $1255 1967 Dal4un P.U. It ca{jyr 1i66 vw rutback. R .. H .. • 1962 Vol\'O '1800 Cpc. r.. H .. R .. H., 4 apttd, a.Jr corn!. 'U v • s!)ttd. <SUG8381 4 a~. CVED056) ;lj31 $1495 $1395 . $795 1967 MGR R~1tr. R., H.. 4 1963 V\V. R.. H. • spt'td. 1!Jli9 Toyota Cnrona H.T. r.., fNGB02~) H .. 4 s(!!d, Air cond. <XSSS44) !!f?t'~. "'ire whttls. fVBS848l ' $3695 $1975 $1395 l970 Pb~hti 914 CPt. R,, Jt. 1969 Vuh·o 142 2 Dr. R. l-1 . • 1961 Tor~ta Cnronll 1'1 T R. H, ~ ~P"'«f. U,000 miles. •7638 ' I'd, ~Zl.\Y878J •11 rrim .. a!r e<1nd. 1Xl-Vl&l 1 TOY01'A DEAN LEWIS 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa VOLVO 648-9303 • Grundig radio & misc. 262 •64:>-0963* color, B&W, stereOI. Huqjr Lugonia, N\vpt Shore5. KER:."tlAN Oriental ru&. ap-lor full stlection. ABC Color GARAGE SALE prox. 9'1" x 14'3". Good TV. 0021 Atlanta. .H.ll cond. $.300. 548-85ll • 968-3329 Sat. & Sun. 11 to S 10424 Waxwing Cr. Fountain Valley GARAGE Sale-We ha v f' f'vtrylhing yoo nr~! Thff'e I am i Ii " s partlcipatina . Sat-Sun 10-i 2~12 S. W. Azurf', Santa Ana Hgts. GARAGE Sale-Lea ving State. Saturday ti!?'.' Color TV plus hoU!eful of rumiTUN', misc, also tools & bikes. 894 Oak, C~1 548-403> WE'RE NOT LION WE 'VE GOT SHAGS GALORE AT GE 12 lb y,·a1her Sj{l g· tofa · $40 11.rie lamp $30. 3 dr&~·er de&k $20. 642-lJO.t Miscellaneous Wanted 120 GRRRREAT PRICES MACH INES, & tool' 111/brokf'n or mis11int parts. I I I I ~!us! bl! rf'asonable. • • • • 838-1167. Blankinship Floors BUY model railroad trains: \Vhat do you Havf''.' Bragg; ~ OT 644 S. Vallf'y, }.naheim, 92804. 2931 Bristol, Cos ta Mesa Ar Vista Pllinl~ GARAGE Sale 5122 VIJ"ioUI W>Jl."I'ED: 9x12 Persian items trom b1rd c:aae to BLK naug. rttlinen; S85. Oriental ru.c. also 1mallf'r JUnk j"'"elry. 234 Poppy \Vestinghse h\ly dly gu sizes, in good cond . Cdl\1 drytrfpff'lt-r exchani(! elec. 494-9352, 494-.l382. GIGANTIC a.home sale -dryer. &33-1511 evea/y,•knds. e WANTED: OLD OOLLS l: Antiques, tum, misc.. 11351 ON~ Antique Brunswick 5'x CHINA HEADS. W. ?.tiller, Sanl1 '.\!aria, FIJ'J VI Y HJ' SnookC'r table, v.·uh I~" •-;:;.,._c_;'~"~'-.;=:::c-:=:=;:-;;;;.; 8~7-1962. i;J31,. rop & all aCCf'ssoriet. "Muslcal ln 1trument1ll2 • GARAGE BLOCK SALE • 190-.l349 20 homC's -Shado-,\·fax St ., · . . Kl~1BALL Grand Piano SS5Q. , -"-~ Su •1 23 NCR 1090 cash rea:istti · good Ct':llini 110 bass accordion ... -s orei;I. n .. 1• ay d 112· R l"-~~~-----~..-.1 con . J. ~m 0 .....,"' $100. Boosty & Hawkf'S M•c:hintry 116 s!and . Typ11·tr. G~ rond. clarinet $70. 613-2485 ~,,,.,,...~~.,...,..,,-...,""11 ~1·~'~"~'~_.~,~·~·~'~'~'~'~~~,838~:;;:;lr:N:1'.-;;;;;p:--;;-;p;o.;;:--;;;~I LOG AN metal lathe. lO"f; ' • . T.N.T. amp. & sPf'aker box 1win1. 24" cf'n~n;. Cabinf't KINGSIZE bf:d S7.i. radial 2-15" J.B. L:s. SU-9337 or mounted, Extras. Ca.mbro powt!'r 5111\11', Burke ~H 646-5630. h."LH Canard model AT&-11 stereo record · p I a y ~ r portahlf'. Little we~ $7.l. O'>'·ne.r l~A\lina for Europe, s.47-534!1 eves. COf.tB . 21 ·• color TV /11tereo Ai\1-Fl\1, \Vainut cabinet, $250. ~2 I.fish Or. 494-9!!51 MOVING, must sell l'lf'W Sylvania calOr TV\ rem01f' control & anif'nna incl. $290. 548.-5165 21" TV's, $20 -$2S GOQd t:0nd ition · • 67>1163 SONY. TC-122 ca1!t llf' tape dfck. 6 mos old. R.e1a 1I $130, s.1crifice, $10, 61;>-2I10 A.DMlRAL Stf!I"f'() Hll FJ, portable, 6 sl)f'akf'r&.' $100. • 833-8296 * 21'' Color TV. UFH·VFH.SlZS 19" Portablf' TV $25 • • MU.:;29 • Color TV, RCA 23 inch Console UllF $150. 394 Oak, <:i\I 548-4,<120 ----·--~-~I(g Mr Hamri\ond 847.3531 clubs, \Vll&0n goH bag, =•--~-~.~-.---I · · · Taperfiex \1•aterski. ~&-4478 Office Furniture/ ~ Miscelleneoul Ill BRAND nf'IV Charmglow gas Equip. 124 F"• to You ] S MOVING • must 11ell 4 pleCf' bar-b-q. 25% belo~· coi;t. BRUNING copy machi~. I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~--~ rattan aectlonal · l 1tool1 * 644-I 995 just serviced, S165 or bf'st 11 SUS; twin hide-a-bKI, $25 SJCNS; Slore tronls &. '>''in· oiler. \VIII take tyl)f'"Titt':r FREE kit.tens B11.lboa Island each; _ n.ttan bar, 4. ttools. do-A'S, boAts, trucks. for eal. as part payment. 646-5914 67~1 S/2S $50. 6T;H)l)75 c.:all 962-3881 or ~18 BLACK metal chrome trim, FREE Poodlf' wfp.a~rs. 23" CURTIS MathiL'J b&w LEATHER boolh, Ne\'er-Mar "~ lop 5' x 30'' dtsk $125. ft':m . 54~284$ •. Mt-3614 5125 con.'<01~ TV, &:ood cond. ~· tablt', good condition, $60. 673-3029 Turn those \Vhlte Elf'phanla 2 red b~ckct =ts~m S: ~82.t, 496·3973. A aood w&nt ad 11 a rood · lnlo cash lhru a DallJr Pilot El?~~~ ' . CH ARTER Membership, ln\'estmf'nt Dim~-lint': ad!I cac · ;). . Nc\\'J>Orl Beach Tennis Club. Autos Imported-. -970 Autos Impor ted ANGLO Persian NI 9x.11 $3.)(). 673-6900 • ' 970 l\tuat tte to 1pprec. + TJ11..c tables 11: ocea.s. chair. ~st FAMILY VACATION otr. ~9610 Aft S:30 PM. Mammoth !\11. C8bin \\'k. s,9:;. 111 day wknds. Rt-St'rve NO'N 531-3.174. SACRIFICE -·Moving, Mum! COMBINATION SAFE Sell! P.1@mbl!nhip to Holi· 24 x 31 x 27" SlOO day Health Spa . UM" of all • 545-72.>9 f111cUities. 3 )Tl for .o~y CARPETING, bcigt nylon, ~\.10, {$45() value f 64~h19ll 100 d G"-" sq. y i;, ,.,..,... cone!. SE\VTNG machine. heavy du· Clean. $.i0 .. 54&-0281 ty St':ars ,portable zii ~Al 2·DICTAPHONES not \\'Ork· "'/decorative cattis. Like ' ne1v so:>. 644-2734 tng. S40. Call 548·9832 S~tALL o.-02 tank. stand "l ==~=..--z:-=::c:--;,•11 ff'guiator. Llkf' nl!'w. $6.l. TAKE OVER 20 acres, NO Call after 7 ~5-5028 00\VN $29 mo. Nf'1r lge BEAUTIFU~ Se11lpoin! kl!· likf'. 96S-0047 tf'n~. ~tales. $15 f'ach. "'7 FOR sale Nf''>''port Stach "''ttks old . ;,43.~ Tennis Club l\1embf'rahlp, 20 BOOKS of thf' Romance ot:lr.il400=·,..'-:>l-3::..'-;:"-::---:;::;:-o.;;;;:ll Alf'xandu Ounw publithed NICE roll-top desk. $250; in 1901. 8974688. Wurlltttr splntl piano. S250. MOVIl(G -Must 1t1:ll tttri1, LI M5S3. l2xI 5 c a r p e t • power' 1.,~Go"7kl~,-.,-.,-.ts-:-llx=ll'""LrJ;-::ll \awnmo\\·er. 846-S493 decorative mlmir. Alurii. . NEED A RUBBER STAMP? alep!, 3l x JO. 536-70?6 Call M6-l36i SHAG carpel 9:<12 i;h.11.ded Low prlcttt. tut lf:l"\'ief'~ gref!n. \\'estinsl'louMi clec. MOVING mus! Y,11-lo\;;;. o\·en. Both l.j(), 642·26:'.0 morf !'ltct. flt)'!'r tee ,old ADULT girl arout un iform. brocadt' 1t;ctioN1l k misc. Ne"'· Size 14. SIO. E\·es call ~1974 or ggg...1429 . 673-1629 INVERTER . Converts 12Vl;Hi;Oi;B;i1Ei'-0g'°· -:,u:::""°':..:::-,.,,::;-o.llS;;-11 ·A used Volkswagen makes a first-rate second car. '68 VW SEDAN t OUA!.~) FwU '•ic1 1900 HO MOHIT DOWN IOACl s3511 '""' .... '"'"'· r •• 1• lfl•"i~1. c.1~ ,,;,. includi"' t1x j t+c. Stso.oo. 0.1 .... d " ...... 111 ll , i c. $1JI L•t. A,,,I . t i.JS~. '61 DUNE BUGGY jWtl l '"' '69 VW SEDAN 'I I H IYNWJ4 11 11399 '" CAMPER I '6S vw BUS W•1f1li1, 'op · l61l. Fwlty t 'A.SSEN19Elt Eq ul ,p•d. (Wllt46J l # 11101? '70 SOUAREBACK I .• , CAMPE R Air cond,, R I H, ' SpJ., w ,,f•l11 P1111 Te" l~99•f• Ri ck. ll4•0FV) (41 ulpp1il. #01•1••. Fwllr battery to tlOV AC, sso. storage hutch $45. 8JJ.-O.j7:) I ~ll31 . Kutt ash and br11u rrlll Tum u~ item• illtD M•iclc Daily Piiot Want Ads M, vt . 121l2 Yelle lleH, .... Jen c., .. ,,.11 • .. -IJ7°4100/4tl·4111 /4tt.22.1 ,l~'"!'~·~·~·~·U~~~~.:__ __ ,i.!!bvral~~"'!Jl~&loro~~·----llllll ............. ~"!" ..................... .., BILL YATES I ~ • ........ -.... (cpipment ~~~li;1~1 ~,, .. ';;;'y"';;l;;;ll 1 ....... _ /~ I ~· w-/~ I f Dl.rlina kltten1 e:ctremely FREE 10 qualified Imme Pett, Gener•I ISO Horae1 &56 Bo.ts, Power tamt and pl~ful, 6 wuks water Spaniel mix puppies, (\Id .Ind weaned colon 2 fnrd yard. 548-0813, FOR Sa.le· Pt-t Rabbit 11dth HORSES BOARDED 2.1' INTERNATIONAL. lfJO COL. 22.-Runnin& ,black with wh ite markings. 8J6....4493 5/22 Hutch. $5. $35 mo ** BACK BAY r.1erc. CrulRr. Tandem Ir &alley. Sips 4. Balboa 1 ~er, 1trlped lt'flY male, I ADORABLE ~ puppies to 531-7294 ~1877 * * 546-S745 !railer, radio, R.O.F'., deplh slip. $2950. Good tenns. ' while whh p-ey c • P · good home. Part poodle. ll1 I ~Y~O~U~N~G~Cock== .. ~,-,l~w=ith,--oag-,· I 'R~E~G~._,.,,....A7•"•7b1"'•"0--cfil~l~"•",-::9 sounder. bait tank, head, D~ys 5 3 2 -7 6 2 • ; 642.-6789 5/25 Broadway, C.M. 642-4818 lil $18. moa old & 3 yr old. less titan 50 hn. $10,000 in-~6175-<07"=1~6·=----,--,-,-.,,= KJTI'ENS T wk1. 2 1hort hair 6 pm only 5/24 Call 548-7011 • 544-0703 • \'ested . $7500 finn. ~3103 CAL 28 Racer, Loaded SIS. males. 1 orange, 1 blk/wht, TO good home w/plenty ol Ci1ts, 152 Livestock 158 '48 Chris.Custom Runabout rad. Dlnghy, ~ b · B · I ~uffy blk. weaned, box room 10 run _ Br\Uany 20·, $15,000 repla~ment Ra,ytheon spdmtr. Spin na:: lranied, and l yr. old Spanlel l•' old male. SIAMESE klltens, aealpt, BANTAt.t Chicks SI, baby cost. Includes tandem $9000. NWpt pier avail. mother cat w/shorl rray & ""o ,,~~ '' SI"" ducks $2.50, baby gee5e tr11\Je.r • No enO'ine _ New 494--0451 h lr 5 4 6 g I '-;;~;-;;~~==-""'~""-~" 1 chocoJale-pt, rentle, beaut, "o ----=~=· ~CMr•na:e a . -~>/2251 8EAUTIFUL kit I e. n I 1 box !rain., purebrd $15 ea. SJ.50. 2612 So. E. Mesa Dr. chrome -a real clauic., 24' MUST se-u:-- . "'2127 $1200. Phone 675-7513 LOVABLE mal bl.le 1 calico, l blk & wht malr. 6 --...-· Sips 4, head, sink, tuUy -•· JO ' , 1cur Y wks. 2921 C&rob St., N.B. O""S fie l _ ... ,t...,,.,.,,• l\f'ld , 1 J[t.f J FULLY e q u l p , 14', equipped, Also, 3abot hull, 'r........,.poo, mos, oves 644--0688 5/22 ~. fiber(lass, srats 6, vl""I ~'' ~• .. •t -• 64' .. 13.1 ~lldtto, hOU••b -ok•·.",,==-~~,------'=I ·-...,;------,-·~ ..._. ...,., COnu. ~ . ''" • " 10 top, 40 h. Evinrude, e.lec. 1hot1. Needs 1d home, fried WHITE labrador pup. SILKY pupg -Starline aired. start. Big "heel trlr. ~toor-12' Penguin. Like new. Top yd. fTI4~ 633-8177 5/25 Femall' call alter 6 p,\t 7 wk5. Sholl It papen. too Ing po~s. fi42-498S quality racing hantware. I'"===,,--=-~~----' 14 9 3 -3 S 9 f San Ju an Healthy. $125. 714/894-2142 General Trailer. $650. 96Prl228 afttr 2 KrM'ENS -T 0 r to 1 s e Capistrano 5/22 or 213/&15--0-181 -------1963 14' Classic Trophy. AU 6 pnt female, Belie mall'. Bolhl7.""""'""""",---,--I ===7.'"~~~,_-,.... BOAT Syrxticate 5 eek in g fiberglass w/ 'SS Evinrudf! Ion&" haire.d. Hsbrkn 6 lov-ADORABLE free .puppM!s to GERMAN Shepherd puppies, mcn1bers for ownel'i.hip ot outbd. Eire ilart. Both sit PVT pty wanU; toJease. a 25' i(IJ -Also larae ntUtl'i'ed good home, Part Beagle. Ill 7 "'k5. Sire from cha mpion tx>autilul r ruising y a c h I . on \Yalstrom trailer. Ex-u ilboa.t on a montbly basis.. male. 530-1679 5/24 Broadway, C.M. 642-4818 ti! line. $05, Stud service avail. P.tembership very limited. tns. G42-a4tO ari. 5 Call 842-5426 anytime., No -vo kittens, VI'!"' -·to. 0 ..... 6 pm only 5/24 1 .~M,,7_-,,n_o,,1 _______ 1 Cruising In\'l'!stors Syn-clubs, please. '' 'J ""' ..... di t t714J ""27~• '68 OWN~ 28' cabin cruise.r. black, one TI•"· black and 3 ;~REE kitten~ 2 female, SPRINGER Spaniel pup~. ca e, ,.....,,... '" CAL 2·24 : S!;.o 4, head A C h . k F Flying bridge, single sorew 11 M /ba white. Mother Bunnese, all black, lonK h11.ir , 1 male, AK , c ampion stoc . or CABIN Cruiser 24\~'. sound ga e.y. oror, "" ttery, ho h . 225 lnterCf'ptor l'!ngine, 240 •A900 ~°'179 black &tS-5969 5125 short ti1er 1triped, 543-IOO!I I w, unll ng or Pe I • hull, n e "-d s work. Nf'w .., . * * ,,.,.,...., 5/22 833-3344 ChE'vy eng. 'A'/v-drtve $800. hours. In first class shape. CALIF. Catamaran. x Int MALE cock-a-poo 3~ mo.1 =~=-~~----(2131 3n--OZ29 Best-of!l'.r. Phone 6&>-704:1 blk-need1 zood home. fncd OLIVER -a·blk & "'hi 8 wk S:O.I mini. poodle, 7 'A'ks, $2{). 16' Larson convl IO.'/lrailer, cond. l\1 us t M'!!.trailer yard. I female wht kit!en. old kitten very loving nt'ed 7 'A'k old pt Beagle PUP~!!~ 14' CHRIS Craft wJtrlr. like new. 120 J\lerc !ncl'd, Bestolfer. 540-4179 348-2656 5/22 same kind of home . SlO. &l 2--48lS dys, 5J4-,,.,.,., ~ Xln't Cond. Sl50. stern-drive, numr.rouS ex· e OORONAOO I 5-Fu 11 y 1,1 SIAM.ESE female kitlen. 6 545-1878 S/25 -•-'-'-'·------=-~ tras. $2000. 17141 833-l205 equipped w/trlr. Gr ea I wks. Box tnine.d. Also long FREE to good home, Part IRISH Seller Puppy, AKC, 5 e DINGY 8'xf e shape, $1150/offer. 675-5.!{)2 haired Bluf' Point Siamese Dachl!hund & Ba.1set black mo, has had training. Loves AU Glass * * $60 29' Californian '69 V-8, 50 32' COLUMBIA SABRE. house. cat. 1 yr. 968-8057 5/24 fl'malt'. 545--6753, 207o s . children. Best ofr. 646-9841. 646-7218 ** 642-3702 hn;. rarl . Transom door, SJeeps 4. S WK Old kitte.111, wht, '~ Oak, Santa Ana SIU _•_1_1 ,,',,"~'~'-~--~-BOAT 12' Johnson 5~1 hp swim slep, retrig. SB7SO. $4950 * TI4/846-:W.' Newmarks. 17141 54;....2700 Siamese., 1,1 Persian, blue PUP, blk w/\vht itar on 8.EAUTIF'UL T-cup & tiny motor & trlr. S29S or offer. KITE No. 272, complete w/3 e y ~ s_. B ox -train t d chest. cute & lively female. toy poodle puppies. Tiny toy l16 Orchid, Cd.\f 26' CRUISER. 180hp, gallf'y, sails, $600. Phone wee.kends, 548-5657 5/24 love, kids . .,,.,3~ •It 5 stud servicr. 893-9719 hE'ad. sips 4. $85()--0ller. 71,, 6~2578 .,........ ,_ Boats/Marine 54~1575. ,...,. NEED gd homes for pm 5/24 YOUR watchdog KELPIE Equip. 904 GREAT Sailing Boll.I! ll' 6 .. adorable part Siamese. blk fLUff'Y Jonghaired grey (Au 1 ,s. Sht p.). Prorec27Hve • '68 20h' BERTRAM Mop-Penguin SaJlboe.t w/trailer Kittens. 5'8.()813, 8.1,6-4493 kiOtns. ' wks, weaned and chi 's pl&.ymale, 613-24 · RAY Jell mod 625, VH.F F:-.1: pie, 160 p Me.rcrulser ~. $!95. 546--262:9 5/.1.t box !rained. 644-5382 5/25 AFGJIAN PUPPIES -$12.'; & radio phofll'! w/xtals for 61; Call 67~2982 BEA,_7FULLY k·• ,. up. AKC Champion line. chan. Like ne"" $300 :21~.--.,~1..,=,"-.~ ... =-71~,--.G~,.-,-1 •32' P.C. racinE sloop, Xlnt u1 mar cu •I· 6 WK blk male puppy, Poo-Trrms 644-6248 or 6T.''l-2&38 ·-. cond . t.1ust ncrt'i--e $295(1, lens, 2 /.fanx, 1 \\'ks. rile & lenier. P.folnE'r dead • l-626-9875 l\1arifll'! molor. $27; or be.sl 64&-2577 4!&-2625 5/24 646-4042 stzi DOXIES, AKC male5, S."iO. It BENMAR side band radio & otrer. 54A-8014 . . I up. Have ihots. Ripe. age for telephone, model 1j(I(), fll'!W, c18~."PO=\~V=E=R--;C,-1 -.. ~l--;T>=h-l l.l' SEA SPRAY Cal. Perfect '-{ FREE kitte111 -ma I e TO~TOISE Sht'll ktUem &. picking! !162-4l44. Sacrifice! 8Jl-.7D68. a • 'n ;, p, cond. Compl . "'/trlr. $850. f usorted colors, 646-()424 alt lo\'JflJt mother to Kood homt. • . "'/lrlr. Xtras. Near new &!2-6621 BLACK Lab d e RADIO direction finder ·1;-~·~;;-~~79~~~.,_-~ II 3S,-,'i(;:l;;Q;'5ii00p::-J;;;: 5:30 l wknds. S/7'2 ~37 :-.12'1 ra or puppies, engines. 35' F1'G Lion Sloop -Im-. hunting stock. Heathkit. Like ne"' $j0, l6' STEVENS T/S I 6 NEED rood home for playful Bl.ACK/White. tuxedo kit· 54s,2380 615--46311 · 5 eeps · mac. Well equipped. $16.500. Lab mix pups, fncd yard. tens six "'eeks, potty train--~---e BRASS PROPELLER • Good cond, fully eqpd, Bkr Brk. Avco 675--8990. 548--0SU, 836--4493 5)22 e.d . 540-6998 5/22 POODLE 4 yr old, gray. 22" * * ~~~ -1 =A,,•,,oo_._._l7_,500_._,_,,._ ___ J 13"7· '°'M'°E°'TC°'A7LF'"'-w°"ith"'""'tr"Vl"' -,.-..,, 2 DASHCHUND. long hair, !I ..,., 12' ~., t • -11 11 4 ~10. old pup, ve.ry lovable, MATIJRE Silver toy poodle live.ly, loves children & tree. to gd home. 546-2&48, othet animals. 836-4493 5122 77Z.-9723 5/25 e 548-8512 e .....,. . mo or"" u-a er "'f! ~ails . See to a~:-!'eciate. yr5 old, Call 540-5191 ~--~-----~ 1 \\'Orlh $350, 1ubmll oiler. $450. e 646Al.80- SAJNT Bernard 6 monlhs Bo.ts, Power 906 Call afler 6: 54&-7800 old. $200. 14' •--I I & 55 E . d Bo t R t/Ch t' -• Good~botCS' flbl'!rglau LONG haired Persian kitte.ns FREE horse fertilizer 2031 1 * 968-()l.)J * DIJ<ll, r r v1nru e a s, en ar r Tiie onrlition $150 about T we.eQ, Various ""ll· Cypre.ss, Santa Ana Heights I POODLE PUPS· 8 Wk J.. eng. !only 30 hnl. Incl --------1 ~~=~•-54_S-85~~"-·~-~ ors. S46-027:1 5/22 557-1500 5/25 Male: 2-Fem, · ll, many l'xtras. 64&-6316 WANTED nice 50' or larger 46' PCC bit '58. Sleeps 6. TWEED kittel\I -ha If CUTE" adorable kittl'!n.s to gd. * 846-4300 * 18' OUTBOARD, glassed, boat for % day. Will pay Custom int. Gd sails & gear. S. Al b d ho 675 '496 5/2" new en<>ine, on trailer. $895. S200 + lax. Call wkdys, 213 $18,500 Brk. Avco '15:-8990 iamese. SO Pure re me. ..,..... ;, AFG tlAN-AKC. flashy. show .,. 2.12-4711. ext 407 from Siamese. 646-1910 5/24 FEM. Ge.rman Shorthaired quality blk I. Ian m11 lr. 311 i'-1UST SELL! 646-6285. 8-4:30, Aft 6 '1 'A'knds call e 26' EXCALIBUR -bare HELP!! Need Kood homes Pointer, 557~ 5/2.i mo . 1175. 213 .. 421_1279 • '71 BERTRAM 25, fly 213 0,. 2 93 ligrrglass hWI only, Brand b 'd 1· h · · ,,.,.._ 1 n•w. 11100 o-olle-. "'"2>"77 for kittens and YI neurtred 3 Young guinea pigs, black. ri ge, ts ennan·s dE'l1ght. • • ~ cats. '531-2836 5/221 :>i5-4J6l 5122 P UG Pups, AKC, Blacks & Mu~t sell~* 673-7298 1t EST A BLISH ED yachl SLOOP 20' Wood hull. Muit PART Cocker/Dachshund 6 MOSTLY cocker pup~ • :~~. ~ ~7~· Sl ud ~,.~·"c~H~R~f~S~ . .,=.~T=s.~ss=.~o=Fc.I =!~rpo3!:~ ~~01~~ M!ll . Wife not gailor. MOOl"e<I mo&. old. Needs fenced Black & buff. 833-2265 5/22 Slip avail. Sl250. 224 20th EM\le Minney MS-4191 II Lido. 540-6886 yard. 347-4983 5/25 . BASSE'T Jiound puppies • SI., N.B. 673-i257 e BALBOA 20, extras. ask- • 6 MO old hr. rabbtt and ca~. Real beautie!. Champ~o ''°~'~G=~-"'•e""~kC"Ct -,.,_,~.--,-1 BOlltS, Sall 909 inK $3200 FREE pups • Mother 1621 S. Greenville, SA 5122 .,., rauu an s 1v111 1ese , Genna!\ Skl'pMnl, father ~I==~~.------~--sired. S15 & up. 494-5662 built in 196.1, must sell, * 673-2636 * FREE kilt'" 1 ~ ho _,, LIDO 14 No. 1674 $825. 540-ll7M 5/22 "1 0 A""'-' me AKC Poodle pups. II wk! olrl . m ...... e offers, home : 1171-~ ext 2370 days, s:AXXJ. COLUMBIA 36, %. U.. TREE fire wood iuitable !or 671-5684 . 5/7'2 Had shot. Apriool $25 wh ite 837-ffil9, busjness: 112S-3220 644-00R9: .~2-6237 eves. terest. Well fQUipped, On beach or f lr epla c,, LOVABLE ~1ttle blk 9 wk toy $40. 8J3..2144. • WANT : Used trailer for 20 SAILBOAT 12', orie sail. P.1ooring, 646-4370 , 646-4349 5/25 pup. 847-7450; 54Z..7D96 5/22 SCHNAUZER PUPS. P.lale fl. South Coast or Lyman "'ood, frtt ~lip. $225_. bl'!st SABOT. comp., good mnd\ ADORABLE orange l whl FREE kitten.~ need It d at stud. Groom. Inboard. 6T.">-2101 /67:\-4969 offrr. Very lun. 494-3394 $15(1. <Genoa Boat Yd) Lido. ki1te.n to good home . home~. ~7629 S/24 1146--08.19 '69 GTO Jud1t;e., 4 speed, very VEiVTURE 21, fully equip-Ph 7141889-3691 548-0B13, 836-4493 5/22 Buy the new stutt Irish Se tter Pups good condition. $2200 or best ped, many extras. For that ltem unaer try lhe Penny Ptnchtt ""· BEAUTIFUL Jonghaired kit-17..,.-~----~= Champ sired * !i.11-7;).10 offer. 548--0918 * 968-9658 * ten, 8 wks old. 673-220:1 11ft Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, Ni1w 980 Autos, New 980 5 5/22 __________ ..... ________ ;,....._,_ _______ ;,..... _____ ;,.........;....; ______ = 1 FAT 1rey male., box 64Z."'3 baby kitten, tra i ned . 5122 4 FREE Jcitte.ns, C111ico, Jong hair. « weeks cld. House. broke.n. 548-375(1 5/24 SO. LAGUNA • playful, cute killertl to rood home1. 6 wks oJd. 49S-34!M 5/'1.2. BLACK female Lab. 5 yrs old. Wonderful watch dog. 541}.-2730 5/22 2 ADORABLE kil1ens -1 male, 1 female., 8 wkl old. 54.8-51.30 5/22 CUTE female cock-a·poo. 1 ye.ar old. Black &. hou~ trained. 54rr2191 5/23 FREE 2 male cats, housebroken, k>ve childrt>n. · 646-41M eves 5/22 ADORABLE white cock-a- POCI 4 mos. Female. 642-7274 or ·673-69117 5/24 (3) r REE reJrigerator, wcrklng. U9 J.Sth Sl, N.B. 968-3856 !J/24 MUST find home hou~ken Ii ldUe.na: 646-0067 for three wk old 5124 WltITE Siberian Hu 1 k y , male, 1 1~ yrs. e Id . 531-lfiit S/24 ASSORTED kittens 1-1 toed, some p/Siamese. Weane.d and trained. 548-4615 5/24 PERSONALITY pup. 10 wks Lab-SIM!pherd mixture., blk male 671-37711 5/24 SHEPHERD puppy 4\1i mos. alLshol&. Lcvable to gd home. 548-51161 5/24 KJ,TCHEN range It work! but tl\e oven doOr 1pt1ng i~ broke.n. 6'16-045(1 5/24 4 Kittens, 1 wks old. Solid Whitt l grey. 54&-M(l2 5/2A ADORABLE kllle111 need gd homes. 540-5199 5/24 CUTE kil!rn1 (3 calkxl l Free. 962~151 5/24 ADORABLE ldlte.n • All dif- ferent colors. 962-7202 5/24 4 DARLING kitten!. .,,...., 5122 3 AOORABLE k:ittens blk 4 '!''hi.~ 5/22 BU< nutty f mo. old cat. MZ.-2833: 6'UfOO 5/22 FREE kittens, larre 1elec- tion. 494-2432 S/22 SOr A a. chair lrN to you. 346-5.139 5/22 FREE fill dirt. lAke am! W . HB ~10 5/22 4 KJ1TIES 1 bobtail. Call M~2 aft Ii S/23 FREE 1 Golden Retrieve.r. t" rt old. 346-<MlJ &/25 \ PRE VACATION SPECIAL 1971 COLONY PARK STATION 'WAGON • 51561 1 'ow1r 1id1 window1, Colony P1r• Sl1· lion W19on, 429-4V VI. Twin colft• fort 1111111191 111h, "1011 1Jh1111I 1'11i1. 1ion 1yll1m , Cor111ri119 l1mp1. WSW H-7t•IS l 1lt1d Tir11, Tilt 1'11ring wh11I. A11tolft1lic 1p11d conl•ol, 6- w•y PWlt 1•11 cf,;,,,, 1id1, lt1 dini119 p11111191r 1111, C1nl1r f1c in9 r11r 111h , Tinl1d gl1 u • compl1t1, l u9- g191 c1,,l1r • w/1lr d1ll.,.1 C1•p1t1d lo1d floor. S!1lion w19011 P1ild1d/ loc•1bt1 tid1 tlo•t')I co1np1rtm111I, Pow1r door loc•1, A11101n1tlc l1mp1r1• l11r1 co11trol, AM r1dio w/1'1111 t1p1 1v1., l11!1rw1I wind1hi1ld wiptri, DLX 111! J Fiil 1ho11ld1r b1h1, APP••" 1nc1 prot1cli111 group, lt11nol1 CTL . lift h111tl ,..;,,or. DISCOUNT 51077 PllOM WINDOW SllC•ll PllCI JOHNSON & SON 1 Mll-..South of Sin Diego FrMway Lincoln Continental e Mark II( e Mer cury e Cougar 2626 HARBOR BLVD., CQSTA MESA 540·5630 642·0981 < DAllY PILDT CALL UI NOWll (M""9 ..... wlll ... IOo-IOtl"'"'" INST ANT CREDIT , , YOU NllO AND ITIU; SAVI YOU MONIY 1.lf YoU are new in Colifomia 3. If you are new on YOUf job 2. If you owe money on 'fONlt 4, If you hove lit1l1 or no cor credit lOMI "' TOAllAlll Tiii , • ...,. uon• YOl lllC 11) (. TM&T YIHI MAY OrM Hol¥ ,..,. in .... " .,.dioicell 8~::0 1971 COLTS 1 :171 1 v 0 "'OR• JAPAlol!SI (fR '0~ 101J~ A"'lRl(l\lol OOllA•I p, •~• & fo,m• lo Sw•! '""' 8...d~•• ' '71 CHARGER NEW s24a7 FULL PRICE IMMIDIATI OILIYll Y BRAND NEW 1971 DODGE VAN • FULLY FACTORY EQUIPPED B 100 $2689 1971 VEGA IY CHIVROLET s1U~P~E5 - $65 DOWN ..nlo.low M-"Yoo•" Hn $65 Mo 36 Mos A11t>o"'•lic Tr1111111i11io11, R1dle, •• • l H11t1r, plu1 mere. !6771ZG l M.J .. 10111 dn . ,..,mt. 1nd UJ It 11i.1 ,,.,., nm1, Inc l. t••· 'II tlcan11 1nc1 111 11,..nc1 d'llfOft Oii 1ppro~M <rtd!! for .M mos, o.l.,rfll P~fl'll. lll'kt SlCJ Incl, 111 11,..nc1 cM"991. l••n, '11 lk1n11. o• II 'fOll Pl'lftr to ,.y c1111, 1\111 ush Pl'k:I 11 UUl.1l Incl. ... ia It~, '11 lk tMt. 4NHUA.L PER.CeHTAG~ llATf fJS.,.. WHY PAY MORE? ~~u• MONEY BACK GUARANTEE On All Used Cars Listed Below 1970 FORD MAVERICK F1clory Air, r1cli&, h11ler, tic. sj'2'9'a '70 ROADSTER I '70 CHEVROLET DUNI IU6er IMPALA ,or1ch1 '"jln t , tidt curt1ir11. pi n, Herdtop. VI, 111tom1lic, Pl,$., much 111h, m1l1 fl1 ~1 p1l111. lttllQDI 111or1, 17641DAI $996 $1888, '69 CHRYSLER '67 CAMARO CUSTOM Or, H.T. v.1. 1uto. tr1111., power 1t11ri119 , 1ir concl., r1dio,. h11!1r, wl.il1w11I llr11, tinted 91111, J lx, wlleet covefl, l111d111. IZACl 41 I 1798 ITAllON WAION Aulo. t?1n1,, power lle11i119, r1dio, h11!1r, whit1w1ll tire1. lllQH9591 S.488 • H"1 r1itop. VI, 1ulo., buc~tl 11th, co111ol1, radio, h11!11, whilt wi ll tir11. !VEXl7 1 I $788 '69 Dod9e Char9er v.1, 111!0. lr1n1., fectory .;, cofMllJ. tionii19, power 1t11rin9, redio, h11t.. er. !ZlZ49l l $1555 '69 BUICK 611.A.ND SPORT 400 Auto. tr11u ., pow1r 1!1eri11g, br1ke1, r1dio l h11!1r. No, 1666 '69 FORD STATION WA.ON YI , 111!01n1tic, r1dio, h11+er, powtt ll11rln9, l!luch mor1. IYFlll41 $1233 OUR COURTEOUS PROFESSIONAL" SALESMEN A~D ·CREDIT COUNSELORS ARE All BONDED BY AL· STATE INS. AND STATE LICENSED. YOU'LL LOVE DOING .8 ~NESS lTH THE/,11_ l I. • I it . I " I . . • -. • .. "'1 ••• ······~··1·1·•· . ' . ~ 38 OAILV PILOT [-~:--!~I ]fi) ~' '_-_"""'~][i) ~' Trwpom_1""'__,)[ill1 -..... J[i] [ ,,._..... llil [-,,_IM.. Uil fliinUC1' .._I ..... _ .... _"'·_..I~ ;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;1:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;::;1;;;;;;;;;;;~;;::: The C.mprr for littlt can. 8Mt1, S.11 tot Cempen, Sa .. / Rent '20 Ctmper1, Stlt/Rent '20 Cycle1, llket, Cycles, 81kes, Cycles, Bikes, Auto Serv1ct, Pert1 Mt ~h wtltht • 77 lbs. In. Scooters '15 7 s-;;c:::oo::t:ors::-;:;;::::-;:::::::-92-:5:l--S-•_oo_t_•_,. ____ m_11 ~rv"-.... , 3 , .... •"·k "' lb1e. 21 t1 ~nr. t1elth1 • An_tlque1J Clt11ic1 tn CONTEST 27 DEMO OIEV 64. 1 tol'I. duals. 'TO 1600 o.-itsun truck with ·1:-........., -.ii-......... U\; 6'4", 2 burner 110\'t. Sletp1 REDUCED $4000 chauil mount 11', toilet. camper. $2895. M111Y extru. ·gs HODAKA, dirt bike. H\ah '69 Bultaca 360cc. DeHrl or trllll/u.11: S3S a:>mplete. 2 Adultt + l child with 1940 FORD P.U. V-1 flathead recently ovtrhault:d. Needs paint • body "'wk nio. or ~st offer. ~72 holdint tank, 30 &al watu 492-6241 att 4. · performance eniine • rnany motocross rrady, J 4 mm TH• w/clutch $50. S4S--0906 co1nfort. Can dine Six. In· NHd .,Wck Ille lo make tank, boot, t burner atoYfl extras. $325. 613-JJlb tiflkunl carb. Re Y no Id• HQ,.,_T"T't. '&. vw ENGINE 40 HP dtpendent liaf\tina S)'llem. raom for the magniti~nt O\'tn, aux gas tank, 4 spffd Cycles, Bikes, chain Tabloc. Aronts, rrtsh .,,. ......,._ * . ~ • Seit contained wattr. Am- CONTEST 30 MK II atick, lotso!atorqtand t X• Scooter• f25 67 Hond1 30.> Scrambltr '"'· super fasl. S 55 0. w ...._ Pie Storaae includinr han&· Oun• Buggies tU -~vi•• •• ,....... -·. New ..i-1 and brakta. Exccllent Condition S350 675--(,()87 ''fRICN u1111:11•• I p H~·y;ch .. w;~:..,.P+ Ci:an. one ... :wntr. Private '70Hondal50Scrambltr ·LD Callaf~r5PM545-9751 urulnl'U\ TIME FOR up cowt. anor1n1ic v.'in· ~,....... m i . S5S O. Daysi~~=='==-.~--~-WANTED dows. Built-in leveling. 4 CUSTOM dune bum, rebl: enr. Extras. $119) or trade tor selt.-contained 11' trailer. 114/644.0139 party $3500. Stt at 2740 San ,,,,. 9ll . 'TO NORTON Commando, 1•• IUCtl .....,, •1 additionoJ Ad••ll, "'" •• .,, J '" "" 'f TI4/......-l .; anytime Hond 30· Runni""O 1 or .. "' DEMO Spinnaker 22' luff, 14" ua.n ._ne, ....... sta i~ e&a. 5.000 r i, Barnett clutch, a .> ... r no Mi-GS24 • 8:J3-i:ititi DAILY PILOT in optional add.-a-roomten1. 644-<719 on 1he foot. SllO. \Vatts iitt'iY'iD)RRAA:iUTL~ICCCCamimP<P<:;,1 1~:~-2'1~G~~~.-,.-.-,12.t=o-"'s.=~'";o=rn! Sl09j. 4800% Neptune, NB. ;~~~:r parts. A~k !or Bob T HE BIKE SHACK Hasevtrythlngthebigone"• TIME FOR Columbia 26 t.fK II Genoa. Rtmover/st&nd heavy duty Special, 500 miles-. Retail '67 HODAKA 90 bottd 100 Ex· 1 ~~-====-~~,1 NEW BtCYCLES havt and can bt towtd by Colt $3.M. new, now $175. all me1a l construction. S450. Muit ucrirlct. SUiO or pan.!lion chmb. Str. t'<JUlpt. 6.~c TRIUMPH; 19_60 PARTS • ACCESSORJts WANT AD ,''1e sm&U car. See It today '-"UICK CASH ~--Jer 6.6 outboard, Jona handles up to 12 fl. campers $200 -d 61" 1~~n Tnumph TR6 mar.. bike . .,.. ...... ~., ... beat. Buy ii!! 675-2110 or ua e. ;:r-......,, "•Im • •hrom·', 'lolly Expert Repait1. AlJ Ma.kt1 THROUGH A lh&ft $l2S. ~m. euily operated and ir1 \"fry .;cc:,;,.~::....c=.o--'-'-~-~ pd .. .., " "" ,. I"\-... BAUER BUICK zal! to use. Orialnally coit '68 :m Honda Scrambler !or 26'' Boy's 10 s • Bike paint job. S800 or bit olr. '"'V"<"n 12-8PM·Sa.t-Sun lQ...5 642•5678 DAILY PILOT Boats, Slfpt/Docks 910 Sl». v.1U sacrifi~ tor mio. aalt. Mech'! tood eond, * 640-0839 * 642-TI19 1093 C BAKER, CM 1'W E. 17th St. SLIP, near Lido for a 20, For more intormation call: niteds luel tank .i aeat. Sl50.1 -~350~H"O"N"D"A.,-,SL"""°"19"1'°0-"69 KAWASAKI F4 Sidewind·l:;;;>N;;'::";;::F::alrvo-:;:.::'w=-:-:::1.lo:i::~I-~--~~~-----Coata Meu. 548-776.) WANT AD boat. 548-2008 Ml-4844 a!t 4 PM. \V1TII EXTRAS er. Street It-dirt t:quipped. '69 Daytona chopper, sprln1· Autos, Used Autos, Used t90 T 67~ * 10' ALASKAN camptr unit, 1970 HONDA "70" trail bikt". 642-5829 Stro~ runnifl&'. S475 . er forks, stack seat, __________ ..:;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;=;;;;=;;;;=---~------·f ''rw=0~4-_ ...... -,-u,-..,-,-,-11-p'49.I-~ 1 aell cont., w/au & elec. like new, 1.500 mt S225, alMl 1-19-70-H-.-.... -~350---,-.-,-, n-e . 536--1965, 220 Detroit St, cu.!ltom tank & painl. l.000 I: fllO per month. ttffii". Ranre .i oven, I2v Ir. Taco mini bike. rd· shape C.Omplete. lo mi'•· $225. H.B. milts. $475. Take over 673-6880 llOv eltt. Sink w/water $50. 542-8341 Call 646-4780 1967 HONDA 4:10 _ $500. Al&0,-,',pym'-.,-u,,-. °',..,_.~-992---=-I sygtem, av.'11inp "-Iota of • HONDA 160. Xlnt eond. .70 YAf.lAHA 125 race ca r. 646-3424 &ti 6:30'Mobile Homes fU Boets, Slips/Docks 910 stora,re. 6'4" top L'NT'I for $275 or bes! oiler. Extru. pm ti1on thru Thur1 ori---------- BOAT slip avail, July la1, tor ~~~wy travel. Sl,025. 646-0037 115 ~1~4.t25. ~~1nds. 2108 President Pl. INSTANT HOUSING 60'-70'. \\'ide :liJ.lp. '69 BSA 750cc 160cc 1t r ee1 motorcycle. Ntvtr ridden . 673-6600 CA.\IPER shell, 1-ft. over S900 firm. Xln't'cond. '70 Yamaha ?lfX, S5M. Xlnt Cl1'-1ATI'J cab. Fits any S.tt. tr..ick. 549-4348 evea alt 4P?.f. running-oond &: ,.,ry fast. SLIP SPACE AVAIL Has bttn on truck only I-,==-.,.-,..,--,,,-,== * 673-7436 * WHY WAIT? l.5'.J<>• SAILBOATS on«. Like new. $27S. Call RUPP mini bike, 3hp Bria-gs '""'I b'"e, -nditioned, + 673-6fai * 526-47S6 atttr 5. Fullerton. I: Stratton Engine. $65. ,. .. ,~ "' •=-" .. •3~1 new ftart ... SjO. '51 Ford &ehool bus, con-1 "'~~ ..... ,....· --,---,,'°";;;; ~ - Fae. 1U3r. Stt. at Bay i'.lini The all new Villqe House Bike, 1970 Ne""J)Ort Blvd, by I evitt Mol;lile S)'llttm. C.M. $375. MS-0769 with sloping shake roof can vetted. FOR SALE OR 103 cc Se1rs motorcycle 1970. 54S-983:l be yours now! Models on '69 V\V, 24:0.f, perfect cond. All extras ~ · 1ervtce display at. -· TRADE. 54&-5613 after 4, Pm, cond .. 650 mi, atre!t 19'10 HAR.kE'l' D11 vid&0n 65 uk for Jim. leg-al. $160. 494-M.57 CC. xlnt cond. $130. Call records. Dr. Scott 544-5262 BAY HARBOR FOR Sale/Tn.de: S ma 11 '70 Ossa Stillell:I 842-4776 ., 49>-4343. MOBILE HOMES 11ide--in camper for 4x8 1tep Ex. eond. Extras S700 '65 VELOCET'I'E Venom Cempers, Sele/Rent 920 aide truck bed, Misc items. e 646-3540 • SOOcc slnait. BeautituJ eond. '70 TRIUMPH Daytona 500 1425 Baktr St,, Collta Mt l.l cc, 1700 mll@s. Xln t cone!. Just S. of S.D. Fwy at Harbor $950. 494-1224 7141540-9470 lWO 40' OCFB Chris's. Xlnt I ~....,.;=,,_.·'==~--,.....,. "eo"y=·s"'&~h~~~.-,,-,,5-,.,..-.,.~Good~~ I ,$450. TI4/~3445 c:ond, Local, One at $20,500. DAILY PILOT for action! Cond. Generator lite• $50 Tum unused items into quick Stll Idle Items now! .Avm Bkr. 714/774-ttlS Call 642--5671 &: Saw! 204 Adams No. 7 Balboa Pen. cash. cal.I 642-5678 642-5678 Now! 910 980 Autos, New JOHN CONNELL "Ne Ghnmi c.•1, No Gi>•otw•ys, J~1t 21 Yrt. H•~••t Soltillf WE'RE LOADED WITH THE ALL NEW 1971 CH.EVROLEJ -WAGONS! • The rear window goes up and disappears into the roof: The tail gate 9oes down and disappears into the floor. ALL MODELS • EQUIPMENT AND COLORS AVAILABLE! OVER 50 VEGAS TO ~CHOOSE FROM NEW 1971 Named Car of !he Year 1971 MOTOlt TltEND Best Handjin9 Car in Amer ie• Regerdless of Price ltOAD a. TU.Cl Finest Ou t Of Comparison Tests of tho Six Small Cars CA.It &: DRIVEi OlDll TODAY IN YOUl CHOICI OF VEGA 2 DOOR SEDAN " CO LOIS HUGE DISCOUNTS • WE'RE LOADED WITH BRAND NEW 1971 VANS! CAMPER VANS-SPORT VANS • TRUCKS-TRUCKS-TRUCKS LOTS OF 4 WHEEL DRIVES Pickups-Carryall1s--,lla:1er1. Immediate BRAND NEW 1971 CHEVY 1 /2 TON I' IOX PICKU~ 16196711 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 HARBOR BLVD. ' COSTA . MESA • 546-1200 , I I Factory Direct • "in Park" setups. Rnaltl. You name it • Wt: lot it. United Mobile Homes 645-3140 633.2961 NEW 11-lobile Home 20x.52, 2 BR, :? ba. $12.SOO. Set up &: 1ndscpd in Costa Mesa's GREENLEAF PARK. 1750 Whittier Avt. 548·1698 * 64.')..2510 1966 lb:53 2 BR, lie t1Y.'1lin&!I, :i;toraa-e s-hed. Nice C.1'-f. Adult Park. $499;) or oUer rES63861 American l\.1obile Home Sale.!1, 545-8241 EC'ONOMY Special Shasta 8x30 mobile home in park. Pt:rmantnt cabana, ckan. Call Chip at 646-3931 after 5: 30 61;i-8910 8x36 NICE, completely furn. 2 BR v.·/bath, Cabana in park w/pool. Ready to move in. Sl995. 642--1831 BEAUTIFUL 10x50 Expando, Lake.....:x>d, 2 BR. !i * Adult Park. On bus IW. 548--1312 MUST at:II by July. 2 BR. 2 BA. Many extru. Adult.a . 968-2958. eves 962.-lll5 Motor Homes 940 VACATION HOMES For Sale or Rent Explorer Motor Homes a: mini h o m e a _ Complete homes on wheel.!! that take you anywhere you want to go in style &: comfort BUY OIRECT A SAVE New Explorer 18~ to 26' FROM $7995 + tax & license EXPlOREll SAlES CENTER 8JO So Harbor Blvd Sont~ Ana 71 418)9-8040 1969 EXPLORER motor home. Completely &elf-con· taintd. f900J. 897~ Trelltrt1 Trevet 94.5 16' TRAVEL Tra.iler, Elec. brakes, stove & oven. Ex. cond, Sleeps 6 & has lots of room and .!ltoragt: .!Ip.ace, See to Apprtciate! S&XI with 9xl2 cnclosf'd cabana. Sl::iO with· our. 962.7689 TERRY 1967·17'. fully aelr 6· sleeper w I everything. Clean & v.·e\J ea~ for, Sl600 f i rm . 962-9n4 ALUl\.1JNUl\f Teardrop, easy to pull, new tir!s. butane. Icebox. 1971 license, S250 342-3996 '68 191,i' AWO. Self-cont'd. dbl ax.It, crp'td. Xlnt cond. $2850.~ TENT trailer, sips .U. bltn1, foam pads, xrta v.·heel, xln! cond, $385. 675-5233 15' Alum. Gtm lllps 6. rurn11.ce. elec brakes. i\1any extras. $795. 67~ Auto Service, P•rts 949 . ------hMW The Camper for little can. Hitc h weiJht • 77 Jb1. In. credible. 21 fl Jona. ht>icht • 6'4''. 2 ~ stove. Si.eePI :l Adults + 1 ctlild with COmf«t, Can dine Six. ln- dt'~nt ll&htin& l)'ltem. Stll oontained wattr. Am· pie Storaae indudin&; hane· up dos.et. Panoramic \.rtn· dow1. Built-in lewHnr. 4 NiditlonAJ Adults can ll"tp \" optional add·a·roomtent. Has everylhlnr t~ b[J" Cnt '• havt and can hf to"':ed by the 1m&ll car. Set It ioday ll . BAUER BUICK 234 E.. 17th St. Coe1a Mesa Ml-7765 ANNUAL SPRING SALE 1971 CADILLACS ARRIVING DAILY BUY OR LEASE YOURS TODA Y Complete selection of models, colors , & exteriors 1971 CADILLAC Sedan de Ville FACTORY EXECUTIVE CAR with less thin 6600 LOCAL MILES only $6888 full Price FULLY EQUIPPfD WITH MRV DELUXE CADILLAC EXTRA '"'~"~•CONCl(TIONI~ fVl.L "OW.EL INCLUOJNG TILT & Tt:Llfscd,.IC STlflJllN~ -•,•«, It .OC~,.,_CJIUISI NTJIOlf TJliJNI( O"l!NEll~_ LIGHT SINTIN§J, AUTO OIMMll. lll!A W 'lhVlll. LIGH #.ONI 011 SYSTEM, lllGt<T I. I.En ltlM fl! NTltOL Miit• l!OJl. ST1'1:10 A.M·FM MULT!,.LIEX WITH $TEJlf0 TA"I &U.UTll'UL LAC t fiilNISH WITH ~LL LEATHEll INTl!IUOJt. !Slit. Ulll) . 1971 Sed"n De Ville LESS THAN •700 MlllfS l'ACTOllV AIJI COJolOITIONI""" Fo,01 -·· lncl1•llM tl .... I c.nl· IWI 111111 lrWll •N'r· tlll & .... _ 114< st"''"' -' -llCl<J, crvl•• ~rol. INftk -· ''°"" .... 1111e1, -• .,,,,,.,.., ·-•Ill-..... dtf°""r' litl>I ....,,fr.r IV .. ....,, rl9M & i.tt •-• mntrDI mlr..,, stw" AM-fM ll!Vlflllkc """' ...... t-... ...,,lful 11 .. miff 1111111'1 Wfltl Ml llolllhw ~ ,.,lw. CS..mtl). 1967 SEDAN DeVILLE l'ACTCMl:Y Atll: CO+tOtTIOHING LI U THAM JIAll MILii f ull -"'· ·~ cl.ftl & '",..., llltwl9r .. lllt .. ,._ 1twrlfl9, loN.JFM ••di•, -loch, .....t"'°I. A llat '-""" "'.,.., ......,....,."!'. cvutm Spring 5pecial 1966 SED AN DeVILLE l'ACTOltY All C0NOjllONl"'4 FULL LIATHl!lt IN lll:tOll Vift"4 ~6" ftlo, full """' o~ 11 .... J.M..""-\ .. ,,.,, 1'11111•1 lh•• 1. "'""V •lhtr dtlur• 1dr11. SH lo "1H'Klll1. UL TIOSJ $211 l 1968 SED. DE VlllE l"ACTOllY Alll CONOITION!NG VlftVI _.... flt, 11k1t11 cllflll .. ~-llllar., fl.II ,_., &-1 ._. II ""*" ~I 1rtr• llld. N'4/ ,,,,_ rMl9. lffJAO .. ) $3222 1969 SEO. OE VILLE l"AC'TOllY Alll COMOlTIONING l"u" -· klxllrlliut 11111 -lnlfl'llr. l/lft\11 hie, tHt .. 1w11-. ltlc ••-lflo. lt11"11, &-""-lulwlv _, "''"' ....... !flSCTOI $4333 • Convert ibles • 1970 EL DORA DO 1967 El DORADO l"ACTOllY Alll CONOITIOHlNG Fiii! -r. Ndmd '°"' M/JM. -I 111 CM flli(:-~· Ml.Ill bl :;:",.:__.nu~ :t" ,,..·~~ JUJ, EllTllEMllY LOW MlltAGI! 1971 El Dorado "'Convertible" l £5S THAN J,llJO l.llLE:S H ... ii ,,,. ID!!-DI motoronG. A Cllttlt lo bffltld. H•• ftCl<>n 11• c-lllt>11lfl9. full flO".Wr, motl ..,...., detvl!t un~nltnc•. Ertr1 CM llltc m1k11 lnel. fvll lull'llr lnl1rlot. Mutt Ill -'9 Ill truly I PC>rl'l;lt!od. ($ft". #~]) Sl!'Vl!'"AL OTHElt \XECVTll/'1! & tlfMONSTU. Oltl AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS 1971 CPE. DE VILLES 1970 CPE. DE VILLE 1967 CPE. DE VlllE FACTOllY A!lt C0NOITIONl"'9 ll!U THAN U,a MILl!I '11" -• villrt f-. Ci.ti! • IM1Mr l!llfflor. Tit &. ~ •-11>11. /4M-#'M rM lo, 1111111 ... .......... rtr ... (TlLA!lf). Spring SpKial 1966 CPE. DE VILLE l"ACTOllY Alll COHOIT10NIN9 FULL LEATM(lt INTll'-!Olt \11""1 pff6ld too. lftf .. lwl--llttrlf>CI, 111 -•Ible pewor rtr1, • .t.M·FM dtN" radii, & "'lldt ..,.,.,, ISJTIO)I. $2333 1968 CPE. pE VILLE ~ACTOltY Allt CONDITIONING •••"'IM cMtmut b•ewn w/d1r1 W1wn Pllidl<I ltO & rich -Ito ltllh11 lnltrlor. ll'ui• _. t•- tt11 rtJcl. flrt ., 1.i11c..ic •••-Ins, .t.M·'M rldi.. t ll Ktr•1. A i.- ct l ,.w ...,111 ... -11\11 -IM -t (WGLllDJJ. Spring Sptti11I • Fleetwoods • Sd. DeVilles, Brough'ms 1--1968-8ioUG"Hm - --- ---- -----St"ll:VICfO A-READY ll'Olt FACTOllY Allt C0 Ntl1TIDNING 1969 CONVEll:TlBLE IMMEDIATE DEL IVERY l'!llhl•-1"9 •• , ...... oole wit~ 1969 EL DORADO 1969 EL DORADO "CAMIEO IEIGIE" FACTOltY A!ll; COHDIT IONll'IG ll•U!lful --·II Pldl!«I !OCI I. ll'l l l.:!li!.I 11111 IH!W 11\l"I"'. l'Yll -Incl. 1111 & l"ftCOO,t 1tnr1n1, -· le(tl:1, 1N!"to. u 11tl n•I. tic .• 11<. & IUt l~tn 1Uitl0 Ct rriu!ly t rlven ""HH. tYSMllJ, SPRING SPECIAL btK~ Nddelf tocl A-torftOIUI Mkt l11>utry ln1trl1r. Full -r Incl. door 1a<~1. crul1t c..,..r'tl, rm & lelH <;blll( l lffr! ... , 1tl11N A--':"Jl'Y,l~r·.. """ .. w 11'11! ... Sprirtg Special Spring Special ---------------------------------- JUST A FEW EXAMPLES; CHOOSE FROM ORANGE COUNTY 'S LARGEST SELECTION OF QUALITY CAD ILLACS SELECT TRADE -I NS ---------------------------------- e Buick '67 GS 400 Cpe. l'ACTOltY Allt CONDITIONING Vln~I to~. H lu•1 ft'tltrllf. ,_ 1T"rln1, .ut1 tr1n1., •••II•, Ma· twr. wi• llrn a !Ult Q.(lflO •• ftll IKl l ml .... ITXUOIJ. • Continental '67 Sedan 'ACTDllY Alll CONDITIONING F11ll ::ir 'f:l""'• & vinyl iri:· ~:,i:: .. ~ •. ·~i:· .:m:~::· •• ::: 11111·1 ... 111 • ''"" Crtllll 1'11111 SM !IMlt vt Vf:Hffl) e CAMARO '70 "350" l w llf 111t w/vln'l'I •-'u•1 lf!ler1· .... V.t. tYl'e. tr ..... , --· 1~1. Miit •Mb , ct n1tll & llllv 1S.000 t11ltt1. !'11VL0). e JAG '66 XKE CPL , • Must11ng '67 Htp. $1 7n· "l V·I tl!llftt . 'uWv MM "'It~ ••dle, ~lltr. w.1,w l!rt1, t!l!lt1f tlt11. ~l"YI Due•.r Ill,.. 0 Vf Wn~111<1 ~Mtlll! Mutry, II .,.,., 1111 1-! C'YllWl:llU • O!ds. "69 luxury Std. FACTORY Alll CONDI TIONING F"'I _, IKl\lloriw~t llltt. !•II 1!ttr1111 wl'!tt(, ttc+o..,. •t.•t• '""'' 111011 •H o.rvw 111111111 M1.11I be utn I. ''"'" !f 1~1ree1: l ie. (YJOCl511 • e Buick '68 Electra $244-4 I eust. •~r. "41M111H w111r U11d., 1 • Buic k '69 Electra "'225" ..,., 1ln t .. 'r1lii.1t, WM. lrlnt.. L1.1V11rltU1 •·Or ~t•jj'I.,, 1"11 I rM lt , -i.r, Wi'W !ifn . LK ej ft" lrl"' F1(t llr c::.. tli 19W 11'11"'"9. l!aAWl. """" ,;lftyl ;.. <IJI e.;iltn•. 1xYD6.t11 N11r _ tl\tl<l1flevt, All Sales Prices Effective Until Mond1y, Mey 24fh, 1971 NABERS • CADILLAC. Authorized Ctdilltc Oeeler Servicing the Ora'nge County H1rbor Are1 2600 HARBOR BLVD., IN .COSTA MESA . CALL 540.9100 OPEN EVES. & SUNDAY . ' Saturday, May 22, 1•71 DAIL y PILOT 37 r . Avlos lot Sal1 l§J I Auto1 for s.i. " l§J _,I __ ._ .... '_""'·__,! §1 l Autos for5'1• ..... w .. ]~ I.__-._,1 .. ~_ ... ,.-..J]§][ ..... w..,. l~I ~ .. w .. ]§] ;;;;;~;;; , D-llutltln 95' Trucks l==="':-.,,--RENAULT Dune Bua:1y, ff2 duals, lots ot extra parts, 2 extra can tnc. $175 . 546-lT7:i or 646-1:?57 Trucks 962 Bill BARRY PONTIAC-G~1C-FLAT NEW '71 GMC 1/2 T. Pickup & 8 Ft. Camper Fully equipped Z112153. Tint. I'd glass. Hravy duty F&R springs, brake booster. 3.7 reu axle, 3 ~d automatic 1r11.ns It. push button radio. Plumbing throughout. Five gallon butane tank.complete insulation Torque v.•indov.•s. Twelve volt lighting SYS• tern . fourteen gallon pl11.5tic \1·a1rr tank, fifty pound in· sulaled ice box, two plate burner, storare. haDd tail- ored draperies. Sleeps six v.·- optiona! large table queen size bed arrangement. .Par- titioned drawers. Many oth- er features. SALE $3987 $499 ON. $91.31 mo. $499 i.11 the total down pay- rnenL $98.31 is the total monthly payment including t11 x. license ,and finance charges on approved cre- dit lor 48 months. The cash priee including tax &: lic- ense is $4274.3.i Deferred price is $j217.88 including 1axe11, liceme & finance charge_ Annual percentage rate 11.40'/0. Over 135 New & Used Cars To Chooae From OPEN 'TIL 10 PllI 2000 E. lit St.. Santa Ana · <1st St. at s.A. Fwy.) s:iS-1000 RECREATION CENTER ROY CARVER, Inc. 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa 1'Iesa 546-4444 'M P!U, nu paint, tires, gen, ad V-8 enii. muJ11t sell this wk. Trd ok, 645-4983, 67;...-0144 '56 Chev 1,; T. custm cab, 6" btd, Xlnt cond. lo mi's, $550 vr beat ofr. ~9542 at! 6: 30 '62 Econoline • 289 VS engine lo mile5, good ~int &:: tltts. !l.1ust tell Sl.100 or offer. S-15-()1).ll after 5: 30. '69 Ford ~• T. Custom Iii( bed, auto, R&JI, Overloads, low m i's. $2250. 540-8955 Autos W1nttd ... WE PAY TOP CASH for used cars & trucks, Just cau us for fl'efl e1t1ma~a. GROTH CHEVROLET Ask for Sales Manqtt 18211 Beach Blvd. Huntincton Beach 847-6087 KI 9-l331 \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS If your car is extra clean, see ua rtnt BAUER BUICK 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa MS-7700 IMPORTS \VANTED Orana:e COuntiet TOP S BUYER BILL MAXEY TOYO'T A lB8l1 Beacb Blvd. Jt Beach. Ph. 847-8555 Autos, Imported 970 STOCK REDUCTION SALE! '70s NEW '71 s Austin Americas $1595 <Including fre ight. prep., undersea!, radio & htr.l also avail. w/auto trans- $99 xtra Ser. #128393 . $600 Less Than VWI $500 Less Than Toyota! $450 Less Thin Datsun I -·-Similar Savlng11 On MG -SPRITE - MG MIDGET For courteous information call us collect! e Ne1.vport Imports * Datsun '71 240Z Cpe. Automatic, m 1. g \vheels, white with blue interior, ra· pm. dio & heater. Only 3.400 mil- '60 1 ton, 8 x 10 stake bed. es. \Ser. #1)4011 Good rond. Ne1v rubber. e N I "" Pomo"" c.M. ,.,._.,.. ewport mports 1963 ~ TON Pick-up Xlnt. S,ale Priced This Cond. $1150. Week•nd Only * * jJ!M!}5l * * Authorized THE Faslesl draw 1n the Fl'rrari-,\IG Dealrr \Vest ... a Daily P i Io I (114) &42-9405 or 540-liM Classified Ad. 6-12-5678 Open Sun. Autoo, Imported 970 Auto1, lmportotl 970 ·-·-· ·-· -· .. _._;..____ __ .... ___ .. ·---·-! 970 Autos, lmportotl 970 Autos, Imported $98 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmportff' . ___ ....._ ___ _ PORSCHE ALFA ROt.tEC--BMW FERRA Ill FIAT JAGUAR LAMBORGHINI PORSCHE'S ALFA Ron1eo 2 litre rdatr -A-u-tom~o-U_vo_E_x-,.-1-1,-n,.-· 1--_,F_,E_R_R .. A,.,_R_I __ 1961 low mile1 aood cond & BILL BARRY '68 XKE 242 ......,"""'~"""'"""""'""'"_,... * LAMBORGHINI * 400 GT 2+2. Red-Blk: Int. many extras. 546-4431 WE HAYE 'EM AUSTIN HEALEY •70 911T '61 REALE\' 3000 Looks Pastel bh.ie with black in-· · ' ROY CARVER Inc ter!Or. A?.1/Fl>t, chro1ne rUI\$ good, Recent engine 1 • wheels, 20,000 miles. l508-v.'Ork. I want newer car. 292:5 Harbor Blvd. BBN) \Viii sdl thls for $8(1(}. Coat& 1'1esa .546-4444 $5895 546-2050 '-~~~~~ DATSUN '68 911 FOR sale -'61 Austin Healey Adriatic blue. s SQeed, 3000. Excel. ~net. New tires -..,,..=,...,-==.,,_ A1'1/Fl\1. Excellent buy. & baltery, wire v.·httls, lop. DOT DATSUN <WPz564) · & tonneau. suoo. 968-1.m OPEN DAILY $4295 Call aflt'r 3 pm ANO · '68 912 COUPE '67 AUSTIN Healey Sprite, SUNDAYS original O\vner. ·19,000 miles ~·~~ v -4 ... 81--•, Tan1terlne finish. Immacu-$""" ~ ...., ui vu !ale! 5 speed, A11/Fl\I. "'""'or bt>sl o!frr. 962-7269 Huntfncton Beach \WOD7481 • ·so A11i.ti n licaly 3COO M2-7m or Y,(l.()l.f2 $4395 Clean! Drartrd! $~or ,61 912 COUPE S(ist Oller: 5~S-28ti-l C\"es Adriatic blue. 5 speed. '63 Austin J~r.a!ey !\lark. II Al\1/F11. I LXN368) 3000. New itrt'l> & paint. $4395 Xlnt cond. $1200. 543-0931 '68 912 COUPE "'hite: finish. 5 speed, A.1\I/ FM-<XKY855 I $4395 NOW'S THE TIME FOR '65 DATSUN PICKUP 4 spd. dlr. Fantily "'ork horse Fire engine red, 1 o"·ner. l'e- tired fil'eman. Sacrllict. (PIVS43J WiU take trade or finance pvt. ply, ':all 5-ID-3100 or 494-7.)()6 alt 10 A.i\I. '67 DATSUN PICKUP AUTI!ORJZED SALES & SERVICE ~1 rtupo rt Jlinp ort ~, 1100' w_ Coast Hwy. Newport Be~h FIAT llBBD • Large.st Selection of New & Used Fiat~ • Southland:s 1'1ost lllod- ern ~"·rviC'e Fac ilitie:.. • Comple!c Stock of Fiat Part5 e Overseai1 Delive1-y Specialir;ts Buy Or L1as1 At C. BOB AUTREY PONTIAC-C !\-IC-FIAT Purchased New. June 'M. NIW '71 FIAT Automatic, fact . air, dlr. 8,000 mi. Imn1ac. ~.Pvt Loaded .• owntr. Take older Pry, Hntg Hrbr (213J UO SEDAN trade or amall down, Will S92-IOS2. 2198233 finance pvt. . ply. C a 11 ---,-===---I 54-0-3100 afl JO am. LOTUS SALE $1679 'Ill ,...,., XK-150 Drophoad LOTUS COUPf!, chrome ~·ire"·heels, AUTHORIZED .$299 DN. 61•000 mi's, in •:i~ cond. SALES & SERVICE Owner lea,ving country, Call $49.59 MO. "'" 1w1<1-S3" $29!1 ls the total do\vn pa)'-'65 JAGUAR 3.8 sedan-AUii), ment. $49.59 is the: total orig, xlnt mech. UXJQ. Call monthly payment includln&: 675-4177 tax, licenae and fin.nee 1---J-E_N_S_E_N __ _ cha.tie& ·on approved credit !or 36 months. 'I1le cash price ineludto1 tu tc lie-JENSEN e/'lse is $1792.95, Deferred AuntORIZED price ii $2084.24 includln& SALES :. SER.VICE ta..... license Ii; finance charae. Annual percentaa:e rate 11.95%. Over 135 New & Used Cars To Choose From J1 rtl1 PL111 311 11 po r1,, OPEN 'TIL lG P~f 3100 W. Coast Hwy. 2000 E. Ut St .. Santa Ana Newport Beach (1'I SI.~.~~ Fwy.) KARMANN GHIA J1rtupo rt 31 1np ort s 3100 \V. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach M5RCEDES BENZ 01 .1n'J'-' County' L.11cp·~t S~lect1on Nrw & LJ5cd Mf'r (t>d"~ Benr Jim Siemon• Imps. W.11 nt'r & f.Aai11 St Sanl.J An,1 546 ·41 14 " !67 912 COUPE Burgµndy black intprior. ~ speed, A~I /FM. IZGS- 3851 QUICK CASH THROUGH A 1116) l.oog 9.,,h Blvd , '68 FIAT SPYDER '65 KARMANN GHIA Limou•ioo. 6 door wilh div~-Runs like new. (UVT 8S1l. • -8 • ..,.,ng rr.::, Ion. $3895 '66 912 COUPE Silver \Vith black intrrior. 5 speed, AJ\1/F11. tFUZ- 9091 $3695 '66 912 COUPE Black finish. 5 speed, ill/ FM. (TKW687 I $3695 DAILY PILOT WANT AD· Bar"·ick l mporu, 998 Sc. Phone (213) 591.1nt Excellent running condition. IRRB 17~1 ROY CARVER, Inc. Coast H1cy., Ul.guna Beach. I I Closed Sunday 0111ned by itt e old nur~ $999 ~"~"7·"'~'~-'~•~•~4,,917-9'717"1 ·-=""'"' ------~--1 from Leisure \Vorld. dir. :!92J Hnrbor Blvd. '71 DATSUN WAGON /2 .. 1'JW.fl 11vQC 2811.Tak"mall do•" c°'" ""'' >IG-#1 4 ,. .. ~~ · or older car In trade. Will '6.S ll:lercedes 250 SE. like , h II fina nce pvt. ply. 540-3100 or ne"'· low mileage, $4,9,j(), .. speed, radio, eatt'r. Tu TillM s.. .f!H-7j{)6. Call alt IO.DO A.r.1. Air & Jeatht>r. new r-1.ichelin ~~~c: I~:rt:.D:iA~~·c:.~; •1fRIEOLANDER" ··11tAKE Room For Dad-=18"'7~.'u"~---~-c~N"'~"'T0,--8---~,..· 8"'E---~-~~-44"J.;'"-I _u-_· -'-· -"- 3--34-29-·---- Hwy., Lagun i. Beach. dy '' .• clean out thl IT'S Beach boUM Ume. Bia-DON'T ctve It away, cet 642-5678 546 ... IOjl or '494-9771. 13710 llACH ILVD. rara~ .. your trash ill CASH a:est aelectton ever! See the quick cash for It with a ,66 912 COUPE HOUSE Hunting? Watch the fHwy. Jtl with a Daily Pilot O •stlW DAILY PILOT Clusifled DAILY PILOT Clastified OPEN HOUSE column. 393-7566 e 537-682f ad. 1eetton nur1 call 642-5678 & charte It. Yellow finish. 5 speed.1.,-..,...~,,-..,...--""''" I·--------.,..-.,-----,,,-,...----= --------~1 <YLU546) Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used' 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 $3695 '69 MERCEDES BENZ 210 SL COUPE Immacul11.te! Automatic, power steC'rlng, low mile- age. ('703BAU I $5995 '56 T·BIRD An original equipment, in- t'ludlng Continental Kit. port ho!~ top, 1 owner. (FXV333) $1395 Overseas Delivery Avail- able. See or call Rita. DON BURNS PRESTIGE Porsche, Audi 13631 Harbor Blvd., G.G. (Jus t S. of G.G.·Fr.vy.) CLOSED SU.NDAY 636-2333 1965 MERCURY CALIENTE 2 DR.11.T. 6 cyl rodio healer, whitewo11 tirei, vinyl root . tinted 9!oss: whMI ccwers. \IHA. S2\ 98 UJXURY SEDAN V-S. outa. tronS .. foclorV a}r tondi1~oning_ .. wn power. radio. hlaftr, wh11ewolt tittS. vinyl rool, tinttd 4;1lass, wheel covtrs. lOU23' WILDCAT 2 DR.11.T:. _ V-! aulo . tronl., lottory oir t~nd111on_1n9, -s1Hring rodio, heoter, wh1ltwoll tires, ~inyl roof, tinted gloss,, wtJHl tove1s. ZCl 198 Autos, New -980 l Autos, New 980 Autos, New $595 FULL BRAND NEW 1971 GREMUN s1791 ,,,. ........ $5, ...... ....., .............. lie-_. tll ft-...... ..,......_... ................... ,,.., ...... p.,,.c-.,,.... it$1t11..SS. Atrnat PlllCDlfAM IAT1 lt.Jn. No. 153609 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW 1971 HORNET No. 153059 NOW OlllT '69 Jnelia .... _,..... __ _ _ ............. "'··· ,.,,., $2295 '68CHEVEUE Wleotl _..........., __ .............. -.• 11 11• $1495 '68 Cadillac Cpe, ik VIII• , ..... -·"""·-lolo,.... ....... ~ -... _,, $3195 '64 R•mbler ITl'nOIWAfOel ...., ................. .. "',. ..... ........,, ..t. .. _ IMMEDIATE DlUVHT SUNROOF $ 115 VALUE Tbi1 popular FRIE featare is available on most models of Gremlins, Hornets and Sportabouts. ,..... ........ 70 ...,_.,s ,..~• -..,,,..;i.M,_ . .._ ---sins '68 Rebel $1295 '67'Clll'IBU U IL .....__,......., ....... ~,..., .... -- ... .-·--................ - ' PRICE 1968 FORD TORINO 2 DR. FASTBACK II. T. . ~··--· y_g power slMfll'lll· '""" • ' T od~y's btsl bor90in. 330A.00 4 SPEED s1195 ~~~~E 1969 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR.11.T •... 'f-B, outa.1ron s .. ~octory oir~~~T%-."t power steering. rod10, heottJ, tinled gloss. wheel CO'l'll'S. YCU060 s179s~~~~E 1969FIAT SPIDER 4 S9etd. nl!fio, heater. ao 1CUC -j • . . \ 1969 DODGE DART G.T. 2 DR.11.T. . . looks & runs hk• \1-B, 4 speed. radio, healer. I'll'#-T•S1 drive it today. X~!171 • 1966 LINCOLN 4DOOR SEDAN fotiOfY air conditioning. tun y.a, .,.._l"adio~ ... whilewoll tires. for the fJ'l!'f"· ;,.._1.,.·t blot this ane. KlR993 pt!Cl'fCIU ,... 1968 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DOOR. _ . Y·I evto trans .. factary oir tond.1han1n;. ~r s1ffrin;. rad'io. McJttr. Runs lilc.t a !OP· ZZG691 1968 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4 DOOR SEDAN V 8 t trans .. factory oir cond111an.1ng. -, au o. . ,oc1·• heater whitewoll 11res,, power steennt. • ' · yinyl ft)Of, tinttd gloss. wti.el covers. lrneJJ-- c.os Ho; l 1ntenrnediott tll'. XXE787 s119s~~~~E -.- f ~ ! I I I I I ' ' .. DAILY PILOT j ! ' I@ ....... w. " AultK !or Sal• • cCA·RTHY RECREATIONAL VEHICLE CENTER ' •• OPEN ffOAD FACTORY DIREU DEALER IN ORANGE COUNTY . . . MIKE McCARTHY VA(ATION FuN SPiCIALI S/11,ES • SEBVICE • BENl'Al.S 1971 OPEL GT by . GM • 2 Door Sport Coupe Fully fecfory equipped. !772llSJ71l, Stoc:lr • 0 -1275. Lar91 11leclion· fer "'""'d. tl1 Uvery. ·•.3,_199 · • ..---------·------... :~1ur~i i FACTORY DIRECT! I ~-------------------J BRAND NEW 1971 18' MOTOR HOME V-9 , •utom•lit. tr•n1, power 1tterin9, iiow•r b1,lt 11. ldeel for bit.It country drivin9 t fld towing t bo1t or lu:ir11 treil· ••· The II ff. Coro111do ft1tur11 1 l1r9e be throom •nd cle1 et, pl111 meny more luxury f11!11rt1. Order your1 now. Other model1 '"'il1bl1 from II ft. to 25 Ft. When you visit Mike McCarthy Recr•etion Veh icle Center, you wi°ll find one of the lergest end most complete selections in South- ern Celiforn ie ••• el/ serviced end ready for immediate delivery! You'll find Trevel Trailers, Cemp· ers, Mini Motor Homes, Cut-e-wey Vo1n1, Ches1i1 Mounts, end Motor Homes. Come in end select one of these remarkeble vehicles this weekend! All Open Road recre- ational vehicle1 carry e n11tion;.ide 12 month warrenty. Cell (71.fl 894-1336 tor inform1tion en rec .. , . reation1I v1hicl11. 11 BUICK BARGAIN ·DAYS ARE HERE! 1971 1971 BUICK LE SABRE Come irt 111d lef •111> d1monilr1t. thi1 011ht1ndi.!!t mol~or•you. .. LEASE vou-. 1971 BUICK 19.71 OPEL 1971 GMC DAILY' RENTALS . , • 1971 SYICLARKS & CAMPERS Confect Our l1111 ~•fl•f•r Double Check -These Used Car Values --We .Did! BRAND NEW '71 GMC 1;2 TON PICKUP ....,., 4uty ,_ •!>tht(!S. bo .. rtar aie ~ .,,..,. hfft, ) ~ tr.as. ICl 114%1 21060 T·Z615 1 GMC TRUCKS HATURINIO -'I> & ¥• TON PICKUPS -VANS-SUIUUAN WAIOONS -Sl'RINTS & JIMMYS 1 & 2 TON TRUCKS -CAI & CHASSIS-OIESELS Order1 Bui lt To Your lndividu•l Specification' '70 Opel GT • .,.... .... , .. ., ,....,. -.. S2298 11.t -11. ..,._, "91 OW' Plnlllled Ill ltMllll Yllltw ltn AH•I '62 Ford 111 Ton w/Camper I Cyl, 4 lfM!I, rMll, Mlltr. '998 !At&lf~llt..·~ "'1Clll ,... Miit..,., hla.. ('*2A) '65 VW Bus 'I ..,..., rNle, hMMr. f'i. s1498 ii.JI '"" .,,,.,..,, I.Miit• Ilk• n1w1 (OSL tul '69 MuU mg Coupe llMlt, llMI.-, Midi: 111111. s1498 •11y tllls -IJ WI rKllWHI It' ......... l'l'ltll HI) 167 Ca price Coupe \II, 111". r1dl9, llfflff', ... I., s1698 ,.,I ., Ylny\ t.J, tlftl 11111. Wd1ilf Miii. c-19. llK .... dll19nlll & ltNdy. (TYM M11 •BUICK •OPEL • GMC 161 LeMans Sport Cpe. . \II, rldll, llMltr, ... $., flCI. s1698 •Ir, 'flllyl "'· \11rHn llrfffl. LMIF.1 & nllll 11u lltt1I, (WPD- >HI '61 Charger Coupe \II,'"'·• P.S., rHll, llMltr. s1398 """"'' IN'1111R, Plfl11114'11 Ill ....... -~1111 i\1111: "'21 , . . TRU~KS 15550 "BEACH BLVD., WESTMINSTER (s •• o:.:~~~~:~:!!~Zsrvd.) . . PHONE 531-t4so ;or PHONE (714) 394:3341 · THE PllCES ~UOTED IN THIS AD All lffl CTIYI THI U SUNDAY, MAY JJ ALL CARS SUIJECT TO 1"1101 SALE '67 Datsun· Convertible 4 SPH(I, r•~ll, lltatlr, •11<11 SJ198 1n l llck, Wtlll 1um..,.r <..n· ifl!I YOV'!I lill.1 tlli1, l\ILC 1:111) '68 F iat 124 Sedan 4 IPffd, rHM, •1tr, A i. s1488 ul lo• mllMp 1POrtK1r. Tll• llft ""'· CXEY 'Ill '69 Impala Convertibre \II, •IM., lt&H., I'.$ .. llr.L s1598. 1110. Yell-llnlsll lllffll. Mp. Tilll uir ci..iin Ind lrftll. Ulf6A) GARDEN GROVE fR l'/Y ... MIKE McCARTHY BU ICK . ·" . 970 MG AtmlORIZED SALES &-SERVICE PORSCHE PORSCHE TOYOTA TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN '57 Porsche Speedster. '58 Porsche, excellent cond. TOYOTA NEW '71 1968 To)'1)ta Corona-4-apd, '66 VW Bug Champ yell .. blk inter., new 1\1uat 58.crilice. $ rso 0, HQ .DOWN Fi\t, mag ''"hls, llt!W eng & Show Car 4 S?d. Radio, Custom Paint, top, lac fre sh chromfil eng, 67~170 tires. Reblt Rmog. Fun to Burca Exhaust, Wood StC't'.'r-(70JBXSJ. This car has pass-·~ trans. new brks •. clutch 1 --~R-E_N_A_U~,-T---t drive. $950. 64&-2503 \Vh C"-Wh 1 ,J t"· VW l6-poi"t .,1,,, B & flcctrics'. Cintu"ratOs ion-. !"'" PAYMENT 1ng eel, •uult\e cc 5 •oe-" ""' ~ neau, many xtras. mWit sie, 1-----------1 TRIUMPH $995 and performance test. It is S3200. 714/&r~S~ '69 -~ult R-16, Sein \Vgn fully cht'cked and lhorough-J: ""t -"d 55 ooo mo· 28 mpg .,9.01 MONTH* •71· SPITFIRES ly re<:<>ndll~""d. w, gua.. VOLKSWAGEN '64 vw Cus1om Paint, good trans- port., rNUG34SJ This car has passed the 11\V 16-point u.fety and performance test. It is fully checked and thoroughly reronditioned. VOLKSWAGEN e VW's e HUGE SELECTION ~. '65 PORSCHE C .• ~ .. lll;; * 642"3'.;, 36 ;;',,_ °'1· pay pno<. NOW ON DISPLAY ""'" JOO% that wflt .,. ·,,_ w ~-1 H 1 --R-O=L-LS~~R-0~y-c=E~' $24Sl.36 or cash pr ic e , :pair ()r replace au major ~ .iw • vu-I wy. r>M3" 1-1 T"• & Ll'" Come Jn for a test drive. N B I \\'h" l _, In · ..,._ ~ .... '"' ,.,.. .. ml'ch11nical parts• for 30 ewpoft eac. 1te w th •=i tenor. """'" A p.~ •14 ,.,,; Se 1 N FRITZ WARREN'S .. l-----'--'------1 c:ellent condltion. (T'ZP 808> 1968 ROLLS ROYCE rn:r· . ..-.YCI. r aJ , o. SPORT CAR CENTER :~~~ :,n1:iri~~~es, which· ~· • THINIC Full price ~;~44.or ,like Silver Sha.do_w. 4 Dr ~edan, •o~ approved credit no E. 1st St., S.A. 547-0764 3100 W. Coast H"'Y· '·Engine e Transmission e ·s.i TO '70'S' HUGE SAVINGS PRICED t-•ROM '64 SEDAN • \Ve guarantee IOO~ii th at \\'e'IJ repair or replace all major mechanical parts• for e 30 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes first. Radio, hea!l'r. (HXY163) $695 :..!'. ''~G'' trade. cau 4 • !IOld & ,;erv1c!d by us. Fae-1·11 Ma T t Open dally 9-9; closed Sunday Nev.·port Beach 'Front Axle . Rear Axle As· «.· PORSCHE 1963 s. New tory Warranty, IXEV0591 I xey oyo a TR--,-19-9 {' tr s '69 vw BUG semblies • Brake System ::_: engine & brakes, new $1 6 950 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 -, .a· many :< 11'' _ ' . hard lop. Tonneau sofc top. • Electrical S~1em. Pin-ll\'5, new battery, ROY CARVER, Inc . HUNTINGTON BEACH Good condition with sTrong $1695 ''FRIEDLANDER'' AM/FM. Xlot rond. $2"1l. Bl"k h"oty w;1h p;, ,.,.;,. 675-3285 2923 Harbor Blvrl. SAVE ! r1'otor. Good contmul\ng ing, 4 ~peed, radio, heater. PORSCHE, '62 . s. ttbuilt Costa Mesa . ~.4444 1971 TOYOTA 1-"-'-·_KJ0._9_121______ Low mil£"ag£'. 1330 BQf\). 1PJI IUCH IHWY, ltl :! 893-7566 • 537-682-.f t;! '66 MGB, ·20.cxXJ mi's, Rem. ! hrifip. "Old 19.dy school l : teacher", $119j, 673-1901 •. SPRIT!. ,,. . · $1777 '61 TR-3, rel;>ll CO):t. k Irani", Barwick Jmports, 998 Eo. tn,gi~. new tires. shocks & over-<lrive. classic. S!IOO. or Coa..o;f Hwy .. Laguna Beach, geats. EJ,c sun roof, extras. DEMO ' #881" LOW ri.t!LES ~,, ol" ,,..., ""'-'" 7U-430-45-kl • uo: • ur.......,...n1 5'16-4051 or 494-9711, 'Engine e Transmissk>n e Front Axle e Rear Axle As· semb!lcs • Brake System • Electrical System. $895 '60 MGA cpe. w/'65 ritGB trans &: eng., new tires & rad. $650 549--0957 PORSOIE .1970 . 9141 ~, ;~ SPRITE w I '&I eng., VI' OUR DEALS '68 TR4A, $700 under lo1v 1962 V\V reblt 1600 eng. yellow, i'rnmac •. 'Cond trans&: Instr. Re-upholstery On Other •n Demos & Large Blue Book -Sl.1..25 -\\"hich !\lags. Call !IGS-5066 or lhruoul. Private Party. & rug. $400. 645·5115; Stock Of New '71 Toyot.u. will fix. 642-1787 962-1M5 ... " . .. .J 64-1-6589. ",.~,........-· ==~-~--~• '68 Triumph Spitfitt. convt '68 V\V sedan, sunroof, ' "\I' PEUGEOT 1962 Porsth~Xlnt Cond. '67 SPRITE ~tark Ill, hant "'eaJl Lturi& hardtop, wlrt11. Xlnt cond. AM/1''M radio, Sl.175 549-lOOl Ext. 66 or 67 5-19_3031 Ext. 66 or 67 $1950 Pvt. PartY ' top. S7.IXX> mi. &: ruMitl£. JOYO l-M~".:";;;"':;--;;'':;c4;;""580;a...-1;;;;;;c;-l~~=-'":Ca.--0308;:::::°'"~-~ 1970 HARBOR BLV'D. 1970 llARBOR BL\"D, 1--------·i,,,,,..-;o:*"'•"'S4"9'"0"l"3_·*=*--i-l4_5tl_._4_!1&-_935_·i _____ , JA VOLKSWAGEN 'j9 V\\', reblt eng. Synchro COSTA MESA COSTA l\1ESA The 1962 PORSCHE, reblt eng. TOYOTA 1966 Harbo CM 64~9303 trans. Xlnt mcch rond. SlT:i. iiijjiiiii "iii~~ '71 VW S B 833-2400 l'Xl 456 day.. r. ·' . '67 YW 646-9j,Sj • I 1700 ·'~~;r u9 bal d 1 ~&l-"='="-'=&1~4-0089~~'-'-"-·-·1-961_T_O_Y_O_T_A_C_O_R_O_N_A '70 Toyota Corona W/white slde1vall11, 4 Spd, '67 V\V-Good eond, n<'w tires, ERIBA PUCK I "la;::-\\'heels. Radial 1'trr.-i, ance ·~ig~RS~~-f~5:nll:\~~~~ 4 DR. SEO. ' Air Conditioned Radk>, custom paint, <USG-R&H, lo ~!·5..:~· The Camper for little c1trs. Q1 ,111gc, BlJJ:ck tn1c1ior h• J\iUST SELL · Economy & Comfort, for hot 840). This car hlls passed llilch \\'eight • 77 lbs. In· $2 195 mac tne 830.DlSO days 64&-8654 ev,, Beautiful red finli;h vdth 2 mon!hs lo come, Blue, 9200 !he V'iV 16-Point safety 11nd e '68 V\V-SUNROOF e cicdlble. 21 ft long, height . • '66.PORSCHE91l tone in terior. Auto lrAns., lt1iles. perfonnance te!lt. It is fully $1200. • 67t>--453·1 h Sl ··You've out ...... o .... ·n your Reti.lll/blk inter. $1895 h k~ nd ho hi 6'4". 2 urner sto\'.e. ecps •· Radio, Heater, elc., Price c l'C cu " I roug Y n· '69 V\\'. New rndial tires, HO 2 ~\dulls + J child wilh two-seater sports car and 1 =,.,,-C.,,•_11=67:-!>5.,,·738 _ _,~ Raiuced. VTl.200 $915. John· conditioned. \Ve gUaranlee 1=hoC'k~. Al\l/Fl\f, Sl300 or comfort. Can dine Six. In· =::r ~~J.f:!-.0~0~ ro~: '68 Porsehe 912, Super' clea.n. &: Son, 2626 Had>or' Blvd., 100% that we1J repair or re-be11t offl'r. 675-2110 dependent light!,_ system. there'• a four·M:ater sports Ait', Oller. 547-6091 days, Colla Mesa, 541>-M3Q. , place all major mechanical 1969 VW Bus St>lt contained waler. Am- car that gets 30 miles pet ,.,•.,n.;:1..,00_,1,',".,'::·=,...,=~ 1970 Toyota Coroll1 parts• for 30 daya or 1000 $228l ple Storage including hang· p,JJ.on. The n~ Peugeot i '62 PORSCHE 1600 S mil.., whlcbel--er comes Call 55 . SIH. . 1200 Cpe. fln1.. ·7-8865 after 6 up dosct. Panoramic win· _' roach~. perfttty balanctd $1!nl . 83l.J2SA SPORTY ECONOMY llOO W Coast Hwy •Engin@ e Transmlnlon e 1968 V\\'-Xlnt cond, low doy,•1. Built-In level.Ing, .f '61 FOR.SOU: 91.2 Targa. Bright red nnlsh with blacli: NewPort Beach • Front Nde • Rear Axle As-mUes. S1080. additional Adults can &leep Orig. Owne.r, Jo mi'1. UlSO. bucket 1eala, .f apeed trana., sembUea • Brake Sygtem Call 673-2271 in optional add·a-roomtent. 64.f...5936. Radio, Heater, etc .• Priced '61 TOYOTA CORONA •·Electrical System. "·..,~·~Vl~V~h-.,,-.-..,:-h-o:-ilt-,-,,.-,· t Has everything the bi1 one's TIME 0 forquickaale.621AKS.Sl.f75 MUsr SEU. $lZ95 trans, S850oroUer. have and can be towed by F R Johnson & Son 2UI Hat· 4 dr sedan. Beautiful red e 644-56l2 !he small car. See It today Nllr Peugeot.304 .. •I BAUER BUICK · ·.nrwport 31111ports 3100 \V, Coast Hwy, Newport Beaci1 '64 vw (JKN 755\ $799 Harbour V.W. '69 SEDAN Radio. heater. mai::s. (RiO A!'L) • $1295 • Lowest Prices Highest Trades New Cu Dea ler Bill J ones' B. I. Sportscar Cent 2833 Harbor at Adam11, Costa l\1eAA. 540.4491 ---t-'6:1 VOLJ\S\VAGF.N Ca111pct, full,v c·qu i pped \\'/ga,; l'll'ater, xlnl con· 4 _d~~~ Iles~. 8'12...6426. • '61 V\\'-Lo mi. New paint & bn1krs. Xlnt rorid. i r:io. 67~>--0il ~ . '&l Bus Canl[X'r. '68 1600 en£inf', Big tirt1, J\lu111 1eU, $7j()_ 546-5619 1959 V\V, :<Int runnln& cond. Good -· ""'· * MS-27)} * '&4 \l\V Bu~. 11tet'l!O, many ext1u. i.o..... 0111£'~. $1000. 6..:i-0130 e '70 V\Y BUG Pri\'ate Party $1650 9 UICK CASH bor Blvd., cc',.1a Mesa, llnlSh with 2 lone Interior. ~ '69 Squa"'back Volkswe gen. M0-5630. Auto trans. rad . heater. etc. Jood condition, for sale best T.HROUGH A '69 COROLLA 2 DOOR PM"'::::: ~'1~ $9!5. Q~' Ill of!.-. 61;..w.!I. 2620 Harbor 81\'d. • sOP 'Im V\V BUS ritANY FUNC· Costll ::sllE. 171 b St5.ts.11w l&711r1u~;:~~l~1; e~433 1 '62 ,~,,• sS:-1:Zr1~ trllnsp. 1970 V\V • Yel lo1v w/11unroof, ~111~1 Srl\. Any olfer ovrr DAILY PILOT I '""·"'· Ex"""'"' rondi· Costa M•.. . Ml1-l636 ·c --TIONAL XTRAS 12350. lo XANT89 M ~ 642·3R~I' t n thruout, ( I ust TOY OT A Land Cruiser 69, ' .J WANT A D Mctlfice. $1099 full price. Warn hubs, Tow bar with "' '65 V\V. New tires, brakes I.: T11ke sm11tl down or dtder Brake • Rile Strombt'ry I mulrler.'Clran. $675. 642·5671 trade. WU! ftnvicr pVI. pty. Coupler. Low mileage; 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 • 645--:l:'l-4:1 ' -... -Cali ~flit 6r ..,.._iSOb d t $2400. PriYate Part)!. SH e.L 1970 ltARBOR. BLVD. SflJ Idle Hema now! Call ---------;-·_.;l.:.O.:.A;;.M:;:;,.. ------27.fO Sen Juitn Lane, Of, COSTA 1o1ESA. ()42..!16"t8 Now! ·-----------. ·------,...:.---~---------'--------- A " ,. ...... .. _ . I s.11.i. 002.11R2 vw '62 Good paint , tltts, m•r m ra 10, rvrsc111: r1m.11. --o=:--,--I uphol I, crpc. JUst rec'd Co. -...·OOl'.I $1('{'.r'g v.•hl. $1 50 & I *_'&I V\V BUS • car -must 11ee $600. T.O.P, Cnll ~lS...'UYll. I lj()(I eng, S875. 9&8---0.141 ""• The fastest drn1v In the We111 1 • 540-0190 • The "Yellow Page11" or •.• ll Dally Pilot Oass1tled ~ '65 VW $758 classified • , • 6"M678 Ad. 642--5678 * ~5-0715 ·* • • i . • " ' :· • :· • • • . • . . . . c· ~ .. • '· •, • ! ' •. !· • • • . . • • •' • • • • 1'. • ' §JI l§l I 1§1 ! "u101forS.l• l§JI Autos fw Slit l§J [ '90 CHEVROLET Autos, Imported 970 Autos, h:nporttd 970 A\!tos, . Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UMd 1.-===-:=-:;:;;;;.;;==;;:;;;,;~;i;;;;;;===='l ....;..<c~AttDU!IL~LA"Arc~ __ C_A_M_A_R_O~- AutOI, UMd ~l§l l ~t -·~"-'""'·~l§J~Q t90 Auto1, Uted 990 AL WAYS ON SU~DAY TO GET MORE "BUGS" OUT OF OUR DEALERSHIP WE ARE NOW OPEN ON SUNDAY . NOW 7 DAYS A WEEK OUR CUS- TOM ERS GET "BUGGED" BECAUSf. VIV IS AMERICA'S NO. I SELLING IMPORT. CHICK IVERSON WILL BE OPEN ON SUN· DAYS BECAUSE NOW WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF' NEW CARS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ,~, ~~· PORSCHE/ AUDI Authorized Sales & Service S-19·3011 1'.:xl. !i6 or 67 19iO HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '63 YW BUS tSJO 68J1 $899 Harbour V.W. 1871.t BEACH BL. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON REACH '67 YW SEDAN ~Wt Lwri& W VOLVO '63 CAD "Cniampuff' haa •1971 CAMARO Z/28. 350 cu f'\'\>ryth ing. Must see. S700. in, 360 hp. 546-a382 or \'irryl lop. prem. tires, 213/431-2579 l=-~"~'~0=-.,.,o--o----c-c-'89 Caman>-Yinyl top, auto. '64 CADIILAC. Io ad f' d , Pf&, Plb. cood' cond. $21~ . ~s frn1 end ~'Ork. ls;,() as 642-{;198 ''· 968- 303' CHEVROLET CAMARO 1969 CAMARO CPE. SUPER VALUE flashy competition orange finish ~·ith black landau rool & bucket Sl'a1s. \18, auto trans., r11.dio. htr .. PoW· l"r steering, factory 111r, etc. YEH070. etc. $2475.00. John~on & Son 2626 Harbor Blvd. Cosla ~1e5;1. .Y!0-5636 '69 CA.!~ARO SS 396, 375 hp., ~ 1pd. 3.5.l pl)Si, Yrn ton ~·his -many xtr11s. 1 CJ\\'nr. lo n1 i·~. Ml.Isl &ell moving. S2100. 548-4000 ask lor 01\VE'. '69 C-A.\fARO. Loaded w/ex· lra1. New Mir:helin tires. 14.0XI Mi. S21,95 f Ir m . .. ...,., . CHEVROLET CHEVROLEJ. '62 chevy 1tatlon wqon, Rt· bit brake1 " enaiDt. Good l'\Ulninr eond. BE.ST Orf. ER. 5-tS-5613 Alt.r 5: 30 • w~kends. l. '63 lmpa.l.A sport ~ ·t dr.' pwr 11r1, brks • win- dows, tint~ 1la.s1. Xtra1, 01\ly 1495, 4.94·5482, Xlnf. '68 CHEVY Nova, factory alt, pfa, nidio, 250, 6 cyl. 17.850 miles. 0rI1i n a I owner. Sl.37a. 61~3940 · '5' WAGON $100 . .....,.,. . '&41 <;~': Xlnt ~bd: $30(), Good ~nll cu .. Ra1io1 heater:~: . . . . LOOK! W~AT - WE . HAVE .FOR YOU · 110 usro CARS 'To ''7 l'OllD WAGON CoWl try Squirt. . . . CHOOSI NOM Y8i aUICI., air, p,pj, ITXS7S8) "70 NOYA ! .DOO~ • 6 cyl. stick, radio. heater./ (868AGB) '6'· CHIV. CAPRICI '4 Door. Y8. auto .. fac:tory air. P.S .. R&JI. A good value used car. CRYL481J '6' PLYM. IARAACUIJA ' V8 .. au~o ... factory. afr. P.S .. ·R&H. A cQOd value iA fVery °"'ay. '(ll~) ' . l 4 .. 51499 52299 51099 ~1899 -·• ! I I I • I I I • fl D,V PIL~T 5'1urd1y, M11 22. 19n Aulol, UMCI 990 Autal, UIOCI 990 Auto•, UNd -c-o"'"NT,1-N_E_NT_A_L~ -CO,...RY_A..,l"""R --COUGAR 990 Autos; Used DODGE ~~~~~~~.~ FORD FORD t90 Auto., u- LINCOLN 1970 MA'"'tt'"'K,.._,.,11.,.1 - 50.000 mi. 5 yr "vranty Elt*""' bl~~ White Broua. l\Am tc>JI, NW' )l!'llhl'r in(f'r· ior, Evftl')' #lUXf! tXll"I, incl 1tf:N'O nadio It lapr dtck. Mlchtli.41 1re-tl·htlt.'<I t¢e1. J'or ~ by o\\·ner, 612.8119 1961 RM Corv11ir. Int. like nt w. Good fjl'!g. Run& IO(ld. $195. ~~1&12 1969 COUGAR 20 HT 1967 DODGE .66 CJIARGEA. fitlback, 38.l '65 f'ORD Country Squirt 1963 Chevrolet, less t~an JOO * FORDS * PRICED fOR QUICK SALE CORONET 440 wan . Good ('()nd, Btst ofJer. ml . on eng, tac air. 1td , 1960 WNCOLN Cont.!nent•I 4 Dr. Sedan Mark V . M~nlcally l11 aoorl CM· dilion. $250. 644-0620, f'XI 250 '63 Moru:a Coupe. ttd I. white, low miltare. ~. Ca.JI 642-7578 Artrartive Bermuda Grt'l"'n 2 o H. T. l~rrorb~~~!1·600· MS-8l34. 56-4449 aft 5 or wknds shift. Wan! to trade for lie Hd* 69 LCTD ·~;.;. "v'• $23'5 n1etalllc fini~h ~·1th black in-MUST SELL '67 f ord falcon a.cir n101orryclr '9:?-7664. lop Jlf', """ "· auto ltrl()r tandiu roof. lmmacu· Tuhp ~PllCM· '-''Ith blllck 1110• 1962 Dodrt Dart, laclory air, &sl offer O\'tr SXIO ,64 FD trans. lact 111r, PS, PB, Jan. late 1hroughou1. 10"nu1p......i p.s., p.b. $395. Xlnl cond * • 536-4217 RD \l.'gn. Air. auto rhui top '"'<" MERCURY '64 Co rv•lr ''Monie" Ntw brakta, £ood IJre&. Runs aood s.»o. 540·23:.'G '""' ~ dAu rool f.. malchin.t 1nttr· • S4~lj9! tra..ns. Xlnt. S500. ::iza Vic· * ,69 LTD ' \\1fh auto lr11na, r1d10, heal. 1or. Au10 trans., radio, htr .. l --~~~~~~--l'&·555fFOORRDD:-;WW•;:;1;-.!,;-;,.;u,.;:-,!1..o:;;;;w lor1a St, Apt 91 C.M. C 1970 MERC' MONTEREY l'l'. po\\tr .Slttrtng. po\\tr P'JW a1rg. pow. bra.keg, air FALCON mi's, new tfres, SOOD. Call 642-9206 ' ounLry iedan, lO J)Ul'itngtt brakes. fac1ory 11 ir cond. cotxl. TY\\1 HIJ S975. £73-5198 station waaon, lacr alr, P~. e l!ISS LIN(J)LN CON· TI NENTAL. Immaculate mnd. fj'fS...3.'iOO CORYmE t'I<". nf'W lir,s lront llnf' Jnhnson & Son '66 .. Ford. Bron('(!, V8, 62,000 PB. auto tr•ns. 6 w.pwr ready YPT8.1l·S2l.i0.00. :t~26 Harbor Bh·ll. '6~ e :·~~~· o "c~t~n(; r ~ '65 GALAX IE 500 XL, •ir, bkt ~1 '· Air cond, Nor&ema.n seat elect ttar window, top • Dr. >la.1t11op. 10,000 M&inal milt s, f'&e1ory Air Condi· 1iM1nr a.i1d Warranty. tit'· COD) Johnson I.: Son sea~. .stereo verb radio, llrt1, lots of xtra~. $157;). ra<"k, tic ·51 \Vhi tt Corvette. A 11 2626 Harbor Blvd . Co5ta ~teu. 540-5636 :";.portation S77S. 61l-llll7 I"''""',..'·-"'°,,.._.,.· -"-.>-_w_,n _ __,~-'114/&16-445.l, 612-1425 * 'fl cHATEAU SAVE 1.969. Xlnr mnd. llf'\'t r encint problem1. •&l>tl203, * •ny 11 rnund xlnt cond. Needs Costa ;\ltu 540.5630 70 CHARGER ---~~=---· 1l9M t'orrl 9--pass 1ta11on '51 Ranc-h Wagon. GOOD dub waron. 12 pauenier, minor mech. \\'Ork .Ir: tirr:&. 1969 COUGAR LT. Ru~l LOADED \VITH EXTRAS FORD "'agon. Orig owner, Good BODY, tires, brks, tw in au1o, V8, PB. PS, !act air, $3195 ROY CARVER, Inc. $650. takes + small t.o.p. bl'f,\\'Tl. t.1lllching inleriflr, ~U~s.Ji;L~: --- 1 _"'="..,',.·"l<"lO=. :-"='-'7 M8,..,.='7-I pil'>f'S & muffler&. Nf'td5 plushy ln1er!or, 1500 ml. -~ -~-t ald rurn1•·-? 644--0940 low mileage, P/$, Pih, '66 BRONCO e •67 rORD CALAXIE e battery $7~ Ca5h 642-4919 * '69 FO"O E200 VAN 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa M~&a ~4+t '6.\ MERCURY ~1ontcUlir, 4 dr bz\vy, full power, •lr. Ai\1/n1 rallil", WAI. Ori& ()\VMr. 968-7l89 art 7 pm or wknrl~ '1~ Ul ...... '"''" R · 1 2 J 9 5 '66 o .. ,,. to mi. lot5 nf extra•. 8J7.J310 It's ttally DOC 11\&f bud '63 Corv&ir Spyder • rood /h, aU'. 11u10. • 11ri ,,.., .> Air rend * $10'15 '66 Ford LTD 2-d r hrdtp. VS, R&H , tic. to rtpJ.ac.. Just watch lht ccndltion 4 .spd /.fllll &ell! 67>1157 alt 1 p.m. Nr.w tires, clean. good Art 5 pm 830·M21. ** 6#-7408 ** PIS, P/B. Air cont!, Auto, "ALL fINAl\'CINC; Nmltllrt • mlxellatteow: Evss. ~2 ' I• '10 COUGARP18,000 mi, runnin1. Call 96s.6726 'GS Country Squi~. air. p\\T Jla.llio, Vinyl !op, $1195 or AVAll.ARJ.E"' C!llwnns 1n the 0•1 •ttiad Sell the old stuff I ne\\' tires. Pvt pty. ?.·lust 1 A iood want ad is a &ood 1trg/p\\·r brks. CLEAN. We'll help you .sell! 64.2-5611 ht'&! oHer. ~1;,..573;i M•c How•rd Le•1in9 8ection. [Buy the new ituU Rll. ~lakf' offer. Gi.-,.tllli ir.vestment $750. 494-4918 ror best results! 642-5618 CaJl 642-5o-r8 Now! 839·9600 or -"1·0608 -8-0 • O A N 980 Corntr 1&1 .C. Harbor Aulol, New 9IO Autos, Now, 9IO Autos, New 980 Autos, New 9 "'utos, New 98 uto1, ew Autos, New 980 '611 Mercury, 4 gpd, pwr 1!tf'ri1U: & brake~. t1pP rlrck. Call 54>1118 I. lf'a\'r ..... ...,.... Sanla Ana -~19~70,.-'FORO LTD IUSINESS IS GOOD AT THEODORE ROBINS FORD ! THE REASON IS SIMl'LE ••• WE SE .LL FOR LESS TI JYIE PRE· VACATION THIS WEEKEND -ONLY-CAMPER SHOW BRAND NEW HIWIST MODELS-CASA LINDA-SUNDIAL THIODOltl ROl lNS SI. Tim• M•tulne GINlllty DNl•r Aw•N fw 1t71 THIODOltl ltOllNS JR. 1971 TORI NOS PRESTO VAN-CONTIMPO-BALIOA EL DORADO. INJOY CAll•lll IUMMIR DRIWtN GI HARDTOPS -FASTBACKS-4 DOORS OYER 32 OYER T01NC~~~SE$ 7 5 ~~~~?li Factory RtprMtnt•tivH Wiii le Present To OUR $100,000 DIAGNOSTIC CENTER Answer Your C.mptr C?u•tlons. Gives your c•r over 130 vit1I tuts for reliebillty, porform1nce •nd wfety, in just 30 minutes. Full written report is included $995 FROM pl!;1 ••• 'lic11ue OVER 30 MODELS HEW '71 MUSTANG NEW MACH I ~1f VI, An, Sperh inlt• .. ce~v•n· 'et1ct 9rp., pw" ll1•r., bre~I " . dow1, •• , ce1nd .. tilt whl., s~·· ck, •I•< .d1fro1t .. AM.FM , con· ,.1,, iint. ~1111. ! 100059 ) .tc6 51 SAVE s901 00 W·ttir:r. $5S5f Our Pri&t 54651 'NEW 2 DR. SPTS. ROOF SAVE J,51 v.1. hi b•1 .. bit ,;,,,, ,t..T, S576S1 1"·1l1&e.1 P.di1c1, rtdio, di e. 9•11 .. f·9l111 , whl c~h. el<. ( 111 16,l ,#)75 W0.1tkr. 5Jfl l.25 Our Prlc• $JJJ4.74 'HEW 2 DOOR CONVERT. SAVE 151 VI , .l'·IDp, P·llr., P.di1c1, hi s75ou ~lrt1 .. bit tir11, lilt .+1er., A·7, AM · FM, con1ol1, ll'-windDw1. 1pl. w~I. c.vn., T-91111 1tc. (1 02410 ) #)I ' W·ttkr. $4714.71 01r r rlct 54014.lt -SAVE •)51.4V, 1ulo/lr1"'"' •• J .. pwr. ,,,., s70100 a di1c b.~ ... tph. inl1r .. wid1 0 .. 111 ' "'"''· ( 100060) Z:665 W01tkr. S444f.OO 01r Pric.• SJ741.00 NEW '71 RANCHERO HEW RANCHERD W-ttir:r 5Jlf6.12 011r Prlc.I SJ71 2.f4 NEW RANCHERO SOO J SI VI, crui1orn1tic, ¥i1. 9reup. r.s .. pow1r di1c br·~··· lint. ,1111, H.0. 1u1p. l 11 S•41). W...tlir $4214.06 Our Prke SJ lfl.4J SAVE 168311 SAVE 1888" FULL r a1 c1 NO-GIMMICKS-NO ADD ONS- -NO ORDERS- NEW'71 FORD . NEW LTD 4 DR. BROUG. H.T. 42' VI , vinyl 100!, crui to., WSW, vit. 9rp ., P.S., di~ .1 tr. whf., P·1h., P·dr. lock1. 1i•. 1u!o !imp, co"lrol, AM.FM, P.W. '''· 11 28· SAVE s1100 70!!. z:.t~S W-Stlir. S6041 Our P'dc.e S4•41 NEWTTDSQl fl RE SAVE- ' pin. wa9on . .(2' VI , Crui1e., $110100 It/SW, vii. ljlrp., P.S. dli. rick , 1ir cond., AM.fM, H.D. 1u1p., di•, w~I, COV PrJ j 14214 ) Z:l62. W·•tlr.r. 11715 Ow1 'rlc.e S46l4 ~N~E~W~L ' t0-4-bR. HOTP. SAVE Vinyl llf, A/T, pwr. 1+111, b,eket, $97200 I i nd windew 1, eir, elec. d•fro1t, AM.FM , Vii. 111rp. W/W, Ti"t. 91111 , wh l. c .. n . ( 1000171 .tc660 I W01tkr._ $5267 Our r rlce S42fS __ NEW GALAXIE SOO SAVE 2 Or. Hd. Tp. -400 V.8, Vinyl rf., $92300 A/T, Pwr. Str. end b•1~1 1, 1it, •e· die, whl. c•n. tint. 91111, t lt c. d1· fo991r. !000 15) !"66 1 W·Oir:r. S4f22 Our Prke S3 t •t NEW '71 BRONCO NEW BRONCO WAGON VI, Sp!. P~q .. CO"w, 9rp., H.O. R.di1tor, 1u1<. fu el t1"k. Stk. J:07 64 !70012 ) W·srtir. 5-4522.44 0 11r Prl'• SllSl .21 NEW BRONCO WAGON SAVE NEW '71 T·BIRD NEW 2 DR. LANDAU SAVE Power 111n roof, lrou9h11rn, P.W.,$152500 P. S111t., 111+0., 1it, 1l1r10 t111e, lilt whl., P.di1c1., wi"vl IDp, p·1nl1nn1, 1tc. =6s2 I 1000151 W-Stllr. $76Jf 0 Jt rrlce $6114 NEW 2 DR. HDTP. SAVE Ait. P:ull power. tih wh t, A/T. $1201 SO lre1u4h~"" int., W/W, rt die, 4Jt. \II. i 11 1. l 106'4J5l W·stlir S6lll.50 Our r rlce S5157 NEW 2 DR. HDTP BROUGH. SAVE Full 11wr., vinyl roDf, 1ir. A/T. 'ill $130100 whl., pw•. wind., 1i11r. tnd br1k11, rtdio, .t2•·VI . =1•t ( 1115171 -·-~·~tkr. S661J.7S 011r Prla S5 l12.75~ NEW 2 DR. LANDAU SAVE •2,.v •. Full pwr .. A/T, AM -FM. $151100 l rou9h 1m Int, T.91111, tilt whl., Aute. Ten1p., Ai1, 42,.v •. •6S t ! I 00014 ) Wotltr. S7J71 Oer 'rke 51167 NEW'71 F100 PICKUP NEW F·lOO STYLESIDE P.U. 240·6 cyl, 1n9., ].1pd. r1dio, tint. ql•u . H.O. R11 r Sp., 91u111, cig. lithi1r Stk. ZT6l !26Jl l. SAVE 1643 97 W0 $tir:r. 5JJJS.f7 O•r Prk.e 526fl.OO ' NEW F·lOO CUSTOM SAVE Styl11ide. Vs •nq .. ll1n91r 11k9 .. $953" ¥Int., l l"P I oil 91u911, tool bo•, crui1om1tic, opt. w1t11um boo1l1r, 1 AM/FM tl•••t1, P.S., G7l•I S tir11. etc. 1061 1) W-stlu 54150.20 0 11r Price $Jlf6,J I ON DISPLAY IRAND NEW 1971 MAVERICKS OYER FACTORY INVOICE 2·DOORS • 4·DOORS 6 CYL's • Y·B's GRABBERS AUTOMATICS • STICKS /110 GIM~UCGS NO AD·ONS l\'0 ORDERS NEW '71fl50 PICKUP NEW 1971 FORD F·2SO C 1mp1r 1'1ci1I, Soorl cui!Gm c1b, Cruite·o·m t tic lr1n1mi u ion, pow•• 1ll'eri n9. pew1r di1c br11!11. '"160" VI , r1dio, 1Jrlr1 911 ten•. # 16, mo· SAVE s965l1 tor r21 SI. Retell $4Sll .01 -S•le 51167.70 NEW F·250 RANGER XL:r SAVE C e""pe1 Sp•c. 190 VI, <rui1e1., 1ir '1021" AM .FM 1+1••0, P.S., P·di1c1, 1itr1 911 ''"~· •''· r 125 1010671 w .. t11r. S51f7.tl Our Price 54516.0t ·.~~~~ NEW CAR TRADE·INS ----.-u-,-,-A-.-.-,A-LI--...;;;; ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED p..;~,o-aD---LT-D--t-A-LAXJ-1--To-a-1N-o--w-Ao""o .. N""s•""11-1 IS te cho•t• frel'I'!. '6S thru '70 mod•l1 , Ce11p11, li111hep1, ..., .. ..._,,_,, .. ~.,.. .,...,..........,.,_.,..,......._ , TRADES ACCEPTED ..... E"'x""AM"·p•'•LE, 1 .. -1 cou·-N~T .... RY SEDAN ce~w1rtiDle 1"d 2+2 l11tb1ck1. Som1 with 41,11d1, •110 '1 1ir co"liitionin9 '"d 1ulom1lic molll el1. PAID FOR QR NOT! 10 11111. ,,.19""· Vt , "'ule., WSW, ,,S., P.di1t1, t ir cond., R&H, EXAMPLE: 1966 MUSTANG HARDTOP lint .• 1.11, whl, (DWlfl, pwr. '•" 9•'• window, 900111 mitt1, VI, °"'0 """· •• , .......... ···' •• , ... '"""" I ~~ ""''00ouR PRICE $3996 OUR PRICE $996 · ~~~ l '65 F~u~~ R~~.lp~~~~r c:~~., qood $896 '70 MUSTANG H.T. VI , 1ut o., P.S .. R I 1-1, l1ct. 1ir, t•1it. low Mil11. $2596 '68 V.W. FASTBACK 4 ••11d. Rl H, geed n1il11. jVWS 427) $1096 ---'69 BUICK dlr. Rtdoo, li1•ler. ••r, 9e1d "'i111. IUU H. $1196 '69 JAVALIN SST VI , ~.l.H. 4 •p•1d, 9ood ,..,1 11. W1rr1~ly •~•if1 bl1 . CJ217l0 !, S2296 '69 COUGAR Au1a .. R&H. pow•• .+11rin9. 1ir co"tl .. ,ood milt a. IXUR1••1. $2196 '69 FO~D LTD 2 dr, H.T .. VI, •uto,. RIM. ,,5., '-1 .. f1ct. 1i., w;nyl roef. (XSll· 197 ) SALIS Dll'T. I AM T• ' PM MON.fll I AM T• l PW 14T HOUll II AMT•• PM JUN rnil11 . CNOGl76 ) ------------- I '63 CHEVY Y2 TON PICKUP $896 with c1mp1r shell. \II, 11111 , 1hifl. ll2S1211 '69 p~•~d;~~:ut~!,1~~~ $1896 r•d1e1, h1•l1r. !YOSJ54 l -------------- '66 CHEVY IMPALA WAGON $1196 '69 FALCON FUTURA Sid. Aule., RlH, power 1lt 11· i"t· !XMP2,4! $1496 '64 CHEV. WAGON 111 Ai•. VI, t ulo .. Rl l-l , Air,9eed mil11. !l lN l1 5! $696 P.S .. '70 PONTIAC G.T.O. '70 FORD SEDAN VI. 1uio.. llaH. P,5 .. ~-d i1c br•~l l, 9ood mil11. t 104125) $1696 '70 MAVER ICK 2 de1er. I own1r. ll140, h11t•r, 1cene1my plu1. !YRf7 !6) $1596 '68 TO.RINO VI , 4ule., Rli-1. ,.S .. 1ir. 900111 mi111 , IW1C l 74l $1496 I' ARTS-SERVICE HOURS 7 AM To 9 PM MON I !'ARTS DEl'T. ONLY l'AM .. I PM SATURDAYS 7 AM To 6 PM TUWll I 4 D. SEO. REFLEC'J'S EXCELLENT CAR~ Beaullful flr'le nwnrr tr11rlt in. D11rk Ivy mttaJ\ic tin· 1.5h, "'llh m11 rch1ng land air roof. Ivy gold interior, Auto. tr1n~. r1tlio, hi!'ater, power l'tteering, r>O"'l'r brakes, Fae. 1ory <11r ere. See 11 nd drivt to apprec1atl!' J75CQS $3150. Johnso11 k Son 7626 Harbor Blvrl. '62 Me~ul)' ~ff'tt'Or, 2 d(Xlt. Good cond, SlOO. Ca 11 ...._ MUSTANG '69 FORD MUSTANG GRAND! Alr corn!, Wirf' wh~ls, vinyl Tnp. Radio, Hr11er, Powf!r Stf'ering, autn ll'an&. remain- dr.r nf f1ctory warrant)', !XQK3471 $2495 Cosls ,\ll'sa 540·36.'.6 '69 FORD Bronco, 4-whl drivr, 1porl packagp, VS. r&h, bucket seat!, hmllt'd ~ ~~t11~lnt cond. $2700 . l o~ sa" l!lfi1 FORD Cnun1ry Squ1N' air col'ld. PS PB. Good • i' poly1la1s hre1. Only 52.000 ,.~,., miles. We I l m11intained, W clean. $1600 5!17-3111 1970 FORD Galax. 500 4 _dr hrdtp, pvt pl)', fOOd lam. car. All xtra.s. $28!15. 8.11-2281 5-19-3031 · E.'Ct. 96 or If 1970 HARBOR. BLVD, COSTA MESA 'Q My.st. ~nv. 28!1 4 ¥r! v.·/1!r cond, 1teN!o $700 ' m1gs. SJG..6109 ·i;~ MUSTANG 6 cyl, new 3 ---~~~---·I 1pd Iran!. Ntw paint. $623. G.M.C. or be:~t offer 64~1!112 '6.l-.i'ORD Galaxit 500, 4 dr, Af.l/FM. a ir conrl. pwr !leering, pwr b r 1 kf1 . 551-1311 Cle•n. '67 GMC v1n, 6 cyl, ~xtra li!'ng1h, new pa inl, ttcenl ovPrhaul. $1300. ~94-1168 JEEl'S '68 JEEP CJ.j, V6, con\'! top, w11..rn huh~. radio. Good cond . S2050. 615-3971. JAVELIN 1968 JAVELIN SST VM, Auro, PI S, Vtny[ Top, (XVJ 7321 $1695 ROY CARVER, Inc. 291."1 Harbor Bh·d. Co!\IA ~1P~a 5464444 LINCOLN 1969 CONTINENTAL •DOOR SALE .PRICED Brauti lui Ivy ,Jtttn ~taJlic lini~h \\•Uh matching 1nltr· ior k Landau roof. Luxury '67 \l.fuRl&n& Convt-V3, P/1. rli!c hr1ke&. Xlnt. Emrr1tn- cy ~alf' hy wkntl. 673-714• '&:. Mustana: la1tback~ cyl, 3 5Pf'f'd. S69:i *** 615-1045 '66 Mu1oani , AM I FM, 4-spd. t ic., $895. 3519 E. Cn111&! Hwy' 9-..'i Wttkrlay~. '66 MUSTANG, V&. auln. r/h, low mil~•. S & 15. 54.-... 7G.t1 MUST &I'll 1966 Mustan1. \'f'tY goorl conrl. PMne 642-9172 A/!f'r ~ f!tl\t. ·u Auro. 6 <"yl, ktv.· mil~s. Clpan. Call 9 to 5, ;;46-ll.'.31 afi .'), ~17-84i6. '67 2+1 VII, Auln. P.~. f act. alr. Xlnl cond. $1100 . &tl-043,1, 838-l'W4 '69 MUST ANG FASTBACK • l.''11 . $2100 .. • .... t4.S-0.'6"1 OLDSMOllLE t'Quippt-d. f'ull powrr, 111 ir '64 CUTLASS Olds, 4 Spt'f'll, cond., 111m·fm rarlio. elc. r un5 likf' nl'w. many exl.r1s. C 111 r f' f u I I y maintained Asking $49.i, firm, 9fiA-26fi4. throughnu1. YOT3&.1 Sl.}75. '6S OYNA;'.1fC 8~. Ntw p1.lnt, .JnhnMin & Son Good rubbe r It runs l\'.M')d. 26?6 H11rbor Blvd. 673-3.336 Cos111. i\leu 540·.;&36 ·m v~;,~,.-~C-ru~;,-,-,_~y,..,1~1.-,-., 1 '64 LINCOLN Con!. Cle11n ~ Air, P5/Ph, r11tl io, lo m l. All po\\'t't. Air. Ntw pain! $3900. 494-97!1 nr ~95-047l S !'J!!~ 213-632-4162, lSOld& 4~2. 2·Dr hd!, 4·1p., 7J4-!i4(µ)3.,4 . nu lirt~. xlnt cond. Mu.!! We 'll help you sell: 6(2.56~ 11'11! Oflf'r 642 .. '\0.=i.q. Autos, lmportld-970 1 Autos, lmported--.--~9'"70'1 ....... ·-...... ... : SEE THE ALL NEW : :PANTERA: II I 1 1 by De Tomaso 1 ~ I 1•· NOW ON DISPLAY 1 : At : : JOHNSON & SON : I THIS FRI., SAT. & SUN. I !I • Styling and coachwork by world famous I 11 Carrozzeria Ghia • All-s teel monocoque I I co nslruction • RRcing type mid-engine I chassis IA yo ut •. Power by Ford'~ canted I valve "Cleveland" V-8 engine • Five for· I I ward speed s, full y synchronized • Powir I I boo•ted ventil•ted disc brakes at all lour I wheels . ; JOHNSON & SO N : 11 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1 .: e MARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR : I I' I 262' HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA I I l41).lUO Ml-0111 I . .. ~. --··· ••••••• •Ir '1 DAILY PILOT )Jf,: .,. ....... ,. l§J I ........... l§J I .. m..... 1§1 I ., ...... .,. l§l I -.. -l§J I .......... 1§11 _...... I~ [ .......... 1§1 I ........... l§l 1 1·------•f<'"'' Autoa, Uaect '90 Autos, U··• 990 A U·-• 990 A to u-~ 990 Aul Usod 1-.. ;;;;e,.,;u;;:;;~ 1:..:.:.:.:::::...:::.:-::. __ _:.:: utos, -u s, -Avtoo, Usod 990 os, 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UMd 990 • OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC -·-PO_N_TI_A_C.,.--PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMBLER T·BIRD l~,~6;7~0~L~0S:::-~4~D~0~0~R,._.J :.~;;;-;CA:-;:;:rALIN~~.~.~RJ~tt~.~ ..... --.-., ~---~--- "''"· &OOd condition. ll!Xll. 1969 PONTIAC GTO 1'61 GRANO PRIX PIS. 1969 GRAND PRIX Call 968-7352 PRICED AT WHOLESALE P/B, i:ood cond. Vuy low Factoey AJr, Power Wlndowa. 1969 PONTIAC 1970 GTO "'"'"' •• s FOR SALE GRAND PRIX '62 .rvu~ ta. Wq. $300 T·BIRD '6S ..,00 2 Dr. 11.T., TUrlto l\>dmma. >!actory Air. PIS • P/B. " AutomaUc, power itRrlf\f 1;1958=•p=,,--=----1 . ..,1 miles. Must ~~ this wkend, Vlnyt Top, fZUl019} air cond., radio, heater' ontlac Chltfton, auto, Beautiful Lime frost meuu ic an,y reuonabJe oJfer. (CXV l04) · good cond. Sl2S or best of. finish with harmonliini \an. 6Th-0876 $2HS MUST SEU. tJc, Factory Alr, Power Towina: hitch. MUS82. I ~~=,,...c,5Jlc...,.1294'0-'-~-~1 Attn.c:tive Ume fro1t fuo.::;h Steerl.na:, Vinyl Top, EXecu-I ,;.63;::.:::;;RAMB;;;:;;LER;:;,:~:;.:::.. __ "~---'&:i T-Bird, Needs amaU. $899 '"· Call 1';2-2761 or ""'681 d.u & inl•rior, •A,lo "'"" =-~--co--~ ROY CARVER, Inc:. "'UICK CASH Radio, i'u~a!f!r, power &teer, '66 hrdlp cpe, Xlnt~ cond, 2925 Harbor Blvd, with black interior Equip. tive cu wlttr low ml1eaie "'1'"iou1 amount of 'Mlric. peel with aulo trans., radio, and fa c tor Y warranty. Station WI• Good runnin& * 67l-2289 * beater, pow a teer, pow 1 l~l cond., $300 or best otr. I --,==-==.--.---I -1>• '"" 646-4901 '63 T-Bird Landau ,,. pow brakes, air cond, etc. Orlg owner, Auto tram, Costa Mesa 546-4#1 THROUGH A Excellent condition through-PIS, P/B, VI b ras on I c. -------- DAILY PILOT oul. S... & drh•• lod•y. XTG ------~-~ '70 G1'0 Harbour V .W. br~es, pow windows, tac~ $3195 Full <a t ·• ~ ~-•t I od "· '61 R bl Co I A to PM. C .,r, ••-· ......., ~~~0:1 :~.!w':::~a~~ ROY CARVER, Inc. iood :1,, p~w ~s· & :!at: =,,.....='=lll""0"''.,:..,,.....-'-'~-~-i •• YCR 897. $2975. 2925 Harbor Blvd. tery, air cond, Ut5. 536-6691 IT'S Beacn house ti.mt. Bfg. 923. $2075. 1964 Pontiac GTO Con· Ram Air, +.speed, Firestone 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 WANT AD John!On & Son vertible, almost new top, "'Ide oval1, sharp-all black! HUNTINGTON BEACH 642 5678 2ti"'26 Harbor Blvrl. 389 ~ngint, 4 spd. trans. Sacrifice! $2695/beat oU~r. Johnson & Son Costa Mesa MS-4444 ,64 Rambler 220 pst .election ewt! See the 2626 Harbor Blvd. The "Yellow Pa,.1" of Very Clean $325 DAILY Pn..or Cusilled · .ection now! 19'9 OLDS 91 SEO • Cm.ta ;\lrs11 51().:,.j~G $325. ~2917 646-4665 alter 5 & wukends. CLEAfµNCE PRICED Autos, New 980 ! Autos, New 996 l -0-""-~---~= Autos, New Costa Mesa 540-5630 clualfled , .• 642-5678 • 968-5370 • 980 ..;===::;:,:c.:..:..:.;;:...:.:.;.:~~1 ·~-.,,:C::...::C.:.....:..._~~1,~--.,,,.-----. .... 1 Attract!~ lkrmuda Blue mist finish with black lan- dau roof and matching inter- ior. air oond., full pow~r equipped original condil.on & weU maintauied. XlHOSS $2975. Johnson & Son 3626 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa. M0-5636 '66 OLDS. F-85 CPE. Automatic, power steering, rully equipped, (406 AFZl Barwick Imports. 998 So. Coast Hwy .. Laguna Beach. 546-4051 or 49'1-9771. '67 DELTA '88' Fllll power. Air Conditioning. dlr. TRF081. Must sell. Will take trade or tinance. Call 494-7744. 1968 OLDS 0Jtlu1 442 - Fully equip~. Auto, air, Ps/Pb. vinyl roof, lo mi. Sac al below wht5.I book S1495. Pvt pty. 540--0144 alt 5:30 1967 F-85, Very good rond. New valves. w~mp, altl!'rnator, paint & tires $750. 833-2144 PLYMOUTH 1970 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA Conv. Radio, heater, po"·er stttring, 3 speed. Needs some work. Kelly Blue Book wholeule $1775. •9602 Dean Lewis Special $995 ..DWtlewi& W TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.M. ~-9303 BARRACUDA "70 H d t p . Cpe. Only 10,600 miles w/bal. of 5 yr. 50,000 mL warr. 383 lH perl. t'ng. 4 &pt'ed, posi1n1clion console. Absolutely near new. Pr\. ply. must sac. this weekend. Beat ofrer over $ 2 1 0 0 . m-.3816 PLYMOlITH 1970. SateUHe deluxe wagon. Fully equip.. ped, factory air. 3400 miles. Like ne"'· $3495. 842-8750 belort noon. '70 CONVT Fury Ill -lm· mac cond, 15.000 mi. Fact air. Lo11.derl. L! blue/wht top $2870. 675-3086 'fi6 Fury, Oria: owner, Air eond. Cheap. * Call Sat: 642-1051 * FURY III family car. Good concl. Unemployed, Mu I I Sell! $750. 544-8034 e '&S BARRACUDA 2-dr, 6 cyl, air cond. Good cond. $450. 646-0796 PONTIAC BILL BARRY PONTIAC-G,.1C-FlAT NEW '71 VENTURA II Fully Factory equipped W226405 SALE $2288 $299 ON. $63.IO MO. $299 l1 the total dow n pay- ment. $63.80 is the total monthly payment, including tax, license and finance charge1 on approved credit for 36 months. The cash price including fax & license ia $2447.40, deferred price \1 $2595.80 Including tax, lic- eiue &: f.nance charge. An- uaJ. percentage rate 9.31%. OVER 135 NEW & USED CARS to Cnoose From OPEN 'TIL 10 PM DlO E. lat St., Santa Ana {lat St. at S.A. Frwy.J "58-l!Xll T-BIRD ERIBA PUCK ~ Camper !or little cars. Hitch \.\'eight • 77 lbs. ln- c~ible . 71 ft Jong, height - 6'4". 2 burner 1tove. Sleeps 2 Adulll + 1 child with comfort. Can dine SiX. In- dependent lighting t)'ltem. Self conta.lned water. Am· ple Storage tndudinit hang- up doeet. Panoramic win- dows. Bullt-ln leveHn1. 4 additional Adults can sleep ln optional add-a-T"OOmtent. Hu everythlni"the bi. o!WJ'I nave and can be towtd by lhe 1mall car. See It toda.y " BAUER BUICK ~ E. 171h St. CollA f.tt.sa 5411-"1765 BIG DEALERS HAVE BICi STOCKS BETTER SELECTION . GREATER BARGAINS 30 DAY 100% DEALER WARRANTY PARTS & LABOR "NO EXCLUSIONS" 1969 MALIBU 2 Dr. Hardtop Cpe. VS, P/S, auto.. vinyl roof, gorgeous car. IYC?.1- 066). Cheap. 2 Door Sport Cpc. H.11rdtop, Auto., R. P/S, Ai.r Cond., Factory War- ranty Remaining. IMJASVJ. Out- standing Value. $2799 1970 MALIBU COUPE 2 Dr. H.11rdtop. 10.000 miles, V8, R. p is. auto., remaining "·arranty. lSTK9741 4 Dr. Hardtop Sedan. Lew miles, R. PS, auto., air cond. Nice. (377- B!-.iWJ 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl .. Economy car in Showroom Condition, Automa.· VS Cpe .. Vinyl Root, R, P/S, Auto., "Custom." Right one. Auto., PIS. tic Trans .. Radio. Has f.11ctory ,,.1r. Air Cond. Terrific car, Factory air, R, needs a careful buyer. ranty, (350ASQ. fWOW) (BUY) Warranty. (146AGK) (XWE222l $3099 $2399 $3599 $24~ 1970 CAMARO 1969 CAPRICE 1969 IMPALA 1969 NOVA 2 Dr. Hardtop. VS, P IS, Auto., Air, 4 Dr. Hardtop. Elec. windowa, 4 Dr. &!<tan. V8, Auto., PIS, Radio, 4 Or. Sedan. (Economy Cat) 8 Cyl. fresh condl11on, 1317AZVJ, (Re· vinyl roof, air, R. auto., P/B, P/S, Air Cond. Sure this \\'ttk'• Speclal Radio.., PIS,.Auto. Remaining Fao- maini.ng warranty) v.'&.IT&nty. (YUl..089) Buy. (YOSM21 tory warranty. $1899 $2799 $3099 $2699 $2199 $2099 1------------lllllj'"'""'~19~68!!f!ir!!'!' """",..,_, ____________ ,_, __ ... ________ ,_ __________ --11'-~1~96~9 .. ~!!'!'!!!iim~ 1968 MALIBU • De. S.don. VS, on• caroful own· 1968 CAMARO 1967 MALIBU COUPE 1966 NOVA 2 Dr. HudlO!f Z28. •• ,,. .... radio, 4 Dr. Hardtop Sedan. V8, radio, er, auto., P/S, a.ir rond. Need a 2 Or HT R t PIS 6 I 2 Dr HT VS PIS t · 1 Super Srrt Cpe. Corusole bucket go"'eolll. fresh 1howroom condi-pls ' "' · d · CVTP ood ood · • t\VVR · · ' a u o,. ' cy · · · ' · a u 0·• vln)' t V PIS to R Looking ·• d. , u ., a tr con ., nice. -g car at a g price. • h sea s, . , au ., . tion. Not one ot these aroun 43.5) S09) economy, Rea! s arp. (\~) roof, terrific car. (\VPB844) tor Just that one! CRUJ091J Careful use. (YWY7561 $1899 1965 FORD LTD 4 Door Hardlop. Top condition. Air, P.S., auto., radio. 45.000 miles. CREX562) $1199 1971 CAMARO VS. auto., R. A/C, PJ S, P/B, nl!w car condition. (752BSYJ. This has to be a buy. $3~99 _s1·a_99 1967 MUSTANG CPE. Radio, heater, P.S.. air cond., beautifully w~ll kept car thruout. CTFC!ilOJ $1599 1967 LINC LN Continental 2 Door Hard Top. Tre- mendous color, vinyl roof, show room frt!h, air, elec. everything, PIS, P/B. radio, sharp. (P2380J $2499 __$_149...L 1968 NOVA 4 door sed. V-8, Auto., r .s .. radio. CVSR~l $1399 $_25H. 1969 RAMBLER Javelin. 2 Dr. ·H.T. P IS, Ra d I 0. Auto., VS-12,000 mlle1 -Buyt Buy! Buy! C449BBJJ $1999 STATION WAGONS WE HAVE 'EM STATION WAGONS 1970 Chevrolet 1970 Chevrolet 1969 Chevrolet 30 OAY 1970 CHM 1968 P~mouth 1970 Chev. Malibu 9 pin Concoun• W19on. R1dio. Auto., P/S, -Sh1<p. I llrlOACGI Kings Wood 6 P111 W19011 -R1d io, P/5, P/B. Auto., Air Co!ld. -Nie•. I P2J ,71 Townsman 9 P111 St1t ion W19on, Air, P/5, R, l u1J9•9• R1cli, P/I, A11to.. lSO Cu. In., Vt, P2l96. 011d Sh1rp. Townsman 6 p111 W 19011 -It, P/S, A11to., Air Concl., N•w Gor- 91ou1 gold color. { Pll6.1) 1968 Chev. Impala Iii p•••· W19011, Auto .. P/S, R1d io -Tod•v'• 1•1' Buy tWXEJ4Jl 100% DEALER WARRANTY PARTS & LABOR King1wood, 6 p1111119•r w19· on, 1ir, P.S .. t1dio, 1".I .. l u9- 9•9• rick, 1'4,000 mi. N•w c:1r cendition. 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GEORGE McGOJ'ERN, r Norm Dolcoia Jf'Aal Jo yoa J~l u w 1e~ral re11etion lo yoMr '~"' crldd.m of U.S. lnooloement in LA. J'utnamae-Co,,.. bodlan conflkt1-/. Grady Stone, Oneonta, Ala. • ll is hard to gauge public reaction to the statements 1 have made. The main thr118l of my statements has been that we should withdraw all of our forces from Indochina by the end of the year. A r~c~nt Gallup Poll shows that 73 per- cent of Americans support this position. The lack of overt reaction lo the iov~ion 91 Laos is due. in my opinion, not so much to apathy as to frustration. Un· fortunately, the Administration has been unwilling to recogniu that the best cour!e both for thi country and for In- dochina would be withdrawal of our fo rces. FOR ELIZABETH POST, ~tiqu~tu uput When RSJ'P ~'~are encloeed tc1llla ~tUU.1 i1u>ilanoru •IM>uld IMir return enflelol'f!• be pre•lam~d cu toeU a• preadJreued?-M t1ry Fon In in~. Y e nicl', Fla. e If you can afford it, yea. FOR ,4RTIE JOHNSON oJ TV's "Lau11a-ln" I haoe laenrd lhnl you •uppor~d your1el/ by molcing comJftflrc:ioZ. H/ore you It.it ii bl1 on TJ'. Jf1hn1 C01'1nt.er· ciau tlitl you tlo'! Did you alu worlc otc,.ide •lwno bwiltf!H clurin1 tlto• lime?--Uo Brown., Atlantic City, /'i.J. • I ran the gamut Crom lawnmowers to toilet·bowl cleaners. I also did 150 dif. fert"nl chows, ranging from Red Skelton to Jack Benny to Dinah Shore. l wu what they call a working actor, which means you earn the entirety of your liv. ing from some aspt'("t of show bU!!jncss. And I might add 1 was doing very, very well. I could have be('n a working actor to this day if "Laugh-In" hadn't rome along. You can have talent forevl'r, but without luck. without being seen at the right time. who is going to know you have talent? FOR ROBERT JI'. H A'4CK, PrnUl~n•. New York Suxk F."rlamt1~ I am Jrul kfinni"« to purclaa1e •toclu and aoouU liu lo"""'° lhfl /1111elion o/ tlae lVeM? ,Xorlc S tock Exdt.dftf(e.-/. J. Moore, JJ'ooo, Tf!sa• RUDY VALLEE · In your day you were the rage oJ yo1m1 America. HOU1 do you /eel about aome o J &IM? current ragu -Engelbert Bumperdinck, Tom ) Jonea, Johnny Ca.ah and Elvi• Pre.a· ley?-R. D. Moor e, Fort Smith, Arie. • I don't honestl y think they deserve all the furor that attends them. They are fairly manufactured. The Humperdinck voice is pretty good, but there is Jl case of a crazy name, good looks and sex appeal. Same with Jones. I think most of his popularity is exaggerated and manufactured. Johnny Cash doesn't do anything to me. He has a fast vibrate (a slightly tremulous effect) in his voice, and I don't much care for it. Elvis Presley? I worked in a picture with him recently and still can't understand his popularity. But who am I to question 200 million people? Actually, the public always wants somebody to rally around, to idolize, to make im- portant. For real greatness, give me Crosby, Como, Vic Damone, Gordon MacRae and Allan Jones's son Jack-though I concede be doesn't have very much personality. • The securities markets in general are the mechanism through which corpora- tions raise the funds needed to finance their growth. Corporations eell their shares to underwriters, who then resell the shares lo the puhlic. However, there would doubtless be little incentive for investors to purchase theee stocks unless there was a ready central marketplace in which they could convert their holdings back into <'Uh with minimum inconve- nience and at a price that re8ects accu- rately tl1e current worth of their inveat- ments. Providing thia central marketplace is the principal function and value of the New York Stock Exchange. Because of the huge concentration of buying and selling interests on the trading floor of the Exchange and the cont inuous auc- tion process providl'd by the Exchange, investon1 can. aJmosl at wllJ, liquidate their holdings or make additional pur- chases if they wish. FOR CRACE H.tl-SELL, FOR RUDOLPH Jf' .41VDERONE, •MmfltS()to Fau.• tA. c/i.ampiofl pool player Booe you eHr lo•• • I" pool maacla1 If •o, wlw> 1 be9C you?-Larry Le.- tar, Detroit, Ml.ch. • I beat everybody. I have never lost a match. They may think they hue a chance. but when it's all over, they've got a belleT chance going to Vietnam with a BB guo than beating me. FOR RED SKELTON JJ'ho aoriU.• CM MOie· rial for your jow?- R. S. llarru, FranJc,. /or&, N.Y. • There are ~veral writers on my staB, and I write many of the jokes my&elf. FOR EDJPll'i POPE, autMr o/ "Tt d f'Uliam.t- The Goldtfl Y tal" ) Hawi n f •penc ao•e ume t0&da Ted Jl'Ulia,.. ~.......-ii •ince lae too le IM job ~a• •anawer o/ s1'e JJI a1hin1ton Senator• ba..e boU cJub, do you clainfc lie will tlay ill llala rol~ ofter i/te end o/ the 1971 utHon1- J. T. Turnu, Bloomington, ln.J. • I will be very surprised if he makes ii through the l 971 season. He is un· happy with the trade that took awa.y hall his in6eld, and he doesn't need the aort of headaches Denny McLain can give a manager. FOR SHIRLEY JONES, acu t:SJ Htne do 10" ""'""6" • corHr o.ad J...U11 Doea your TJ' Hrl~• 6fH yo11 #ION dllM daa11 your pre ciio•• •claedut. tlldP-Mn . .4. J. /07Ae•1 Salt Lab City, U1ola • What I try to do ia equalize the llWO. J don't gjYe either one my full attention. h'a funny, but the reason I wanted a TV eeriea wa.s that I would be home more. Doing movies and stage work kept me away a lot I thought a TV series would he one way to atay home. But now ] find 1 only aee my boys on weekends. FOR MILBURN STONE, --·---- TY-1 "G11.M1nOkt!" F'Mre may I obtain ~ poe• claa1 ro• do .a eloq,,.nlly on ~le- 11iaio11, about IM UUlit do1 claal dkd1 I 1ur.,. laeard you cf.o ii a& leaae hoiee, anJ eat1' ~ il brealu me aU up. Karl P. 1'ieM1rno11, Bebrtor, N.J. e The poem that you arc referring to is unpublished but copyrighted. However. the poem does not belong to me, and I am very sorry to say that I cannot send you a copy. Plans are for the poem to be releued soon. a1Jt1tor o/ "Soul Sln~I' I 11 or"r to Wlt"fU your book, you #wad Co curn your.elf block and tlaen bock Co t0hi1e. Hot11 io,.. dUl ii 14'1ce1--C. Went to ••II • t•mou• perton • que1tlon7 You can throu•h thl1 column, end -·11 .. t ttte .,,,_, from the prominent person you dHIBn•t•. Send quHtlo,.. preferebly on • p c>sf cerd, to Atll Tt•em Yourself. F'emlly WHl!ly, 60 l exln.io" Ave., New York, N. Y. J0022. Don't tor .. t your neme end •ddreu . We cennot tdnowled .. quHllona. but $5 wlll be p1ld tor eech one uaed. Ro1R4"" Bobbe, /V.M. • l recieived medication from a skin ex- pert and in conjunction with that I .sunned myself. At the end of two weeks I saw a startling change. After being fitted with black contact lenses--my eyes are blue--1 was ready to pose as a black woman. When my research wa.s finished, J went into seclusion for three months to write the book. I wed no medication, and at the end of two months 1 looked lite any white woman who has picked up a nice sun tao. Family Weekly l.£ONARO S. OAVIDOW PrHldent MORTON FRANK Put>1/1her Publl1her Reletlona: ~ O. Canwy, lAe Piia, ~ H. Marrtott. Thomes H. O'Neil May 2$, 1971 MORT PfRSKY EdltOl'·ln-Clllel REYNOLDS DODSON Mana•/na Editor JOHN L DAVIDSON Art 01.-ector You •re lnvlt9d to mall your qufftlOM or comment. about any material In family w .. kly. Your letter will rec:el~ a ,r.ompt 1ntwer. Write to S.rvlce Editor, family w .. -ly, 641 Lexlncton Avenue, N-Yo • N. 't. 10022. Saknt CAN HELP STOP THE SEAL SLAUGHTER! At the present rate of destruction ... TliE SEAL may &oon take his place with the other 550 extinct or threatened species of the animal kingdom. A victim of man's greed •.. Why? Because in 1900 there were 20 million seals off the coast of eastern Can- ada. Today there are less than 2 million! Every spring the Gulf of St. Lawrence is the scene of a brutal massacre. The bloody ice floes are covered everywhere with seals -gaffed, kicked, clubbed and shot. Under the ice wounded seals hide, bleed and suffer. Nursing babies are bludgeoned and SKINNED ALIVE before their mothers' eyes. (When you see a mother seal licking its dead baby's still warm body, you get an idea of "Springtime in the St. Lawrence." It's like no springtime anywhere ... ) BUT WAIT! Before you blame our Canadian neigh- bors for their cruelty, take a look at YOUR • very own massacre carried-out regularly on the Pribilof Island seal rookeries (off the coast of Alaska). The bloody scene is replayed with AMERICANS wielding the clubs ... Help STOP THIS TRAGEDY! Once the last aeal Is gone, It can never again be recalled from the dust of tlme--.nd YOUR world will be changed forever. Enough said. Enough dead. It's your move •.• ·---------------------------------• I ..... PleaM Afr Mall Immediately to: The Animal Protection Institute of America I Sulte 520, Dept. 7 A I 1629 "K" Street N.W. I YES-/ WANT TO HELP! Washington, D.C. 2000S 1 My TAX DEOOCTIBLE contribution of $. . .. la enclOMd to eld you In your f\ght to: 0 8 • Eatebllah Mel .. nctuen.. In the Atlantic end Pacific white there'• •UH time. Convince the U.S. Govt. to take lntemetlonel leader.t\lp In fonnlng tN1t6" to !!!!!. ... , ...... ,. tnfonn othera •bout this .cotoglcal murder eo that the publk: outcry •Ill be heard and heeded. Add,... I City I Stet• I I I I a Pl.EASE NOTE I YOUR CONTRIBUTION OF TEN DOUARS OR MORE ENTITLES YOU TO A FREE COPY OF "THE STORY OF THE SEA.LS" BY JEANE WESTlN PLUS FUU MEMBERSHIP IN A. P. I, -ALONG WITH AH ANNUAL SUISCRIPTK>H TO "MAINSTREAM" MAGAZINE. ---------------------------------· HotP~ts, Non! The Classic Look, Oui! "What about those of us who spent all of our money on last year's longer hems? To these women, my sisters, I say: Now is the time to buy a cardigan suit!" -BJ GenevieveJ\lllo an aux ONCE UPON A TlME, there were four or five Princes living in Paris wbo designed a le.ind of uniform, twice a year, for all the women in the world. The Princes were known lo the world as fashion designers. They decided such things as when women would wear pink, feathers or corduroy, when lbe hems of their dresses would stop at so maoy inches from the earth and whether women would resemble tulips or string beans. Most women did not think that they could question the Princes· orders: they were like well - disciplined soldiers who obeyed but did not try to understand. Alas, as Is well known, mankind is bored quickly with perfect systems and cannot Jive in peace and comfort for long. Circa the middle ''°'· sex came into fashion. Not that it had been unpopular before, but it had not been so shamelessly publiciud since the fa)) of the Roman Empire. lo or- der to get coverage in newspapers and magazines, couture houses had to think S~Y. Fmt we laughed at a bride whose bouquet lighted up; then we sighed at transpa.rent tops and naked navels. Then in the spring of 1970, we cried upon the ultimate horror: an Yves St. Laurent collection that included, among other atrocities, a fully trans· parent bridal gown. All of a sudden, the fashion writers began ro scream that it was too much. For the first time, Saint Laurent was no longer their Prince Charming. It was as if the spoiled child had spat in his soup; he had gone too far. It could have been a lesson for the fashion writers. They could have confessed that for years they bad helped the Prince sacrifice elegance for shock. They could have said: Jet's forget about the Indians, the Gypsies and the R ussiaos. Let's be serious again and publicize the marvelous suits from Givenchy or Chanel or the fantastic evening dresses from Lanvin and OTC,,. But. no. Out of the 2,000 outfits which the writers saw in Paris at the end of January, they picked only a certain style of shorts, which they renamed "hot pants... They did not car that in the whole Paris couture there were no more than 40 pairs or so of these shorts, or about two percent of the total showing. They made it clear that if you don't appear at your sis· ter's wedding in shorts, you won't get your picture in the paper. What about those Of us who spent all of our money on last year's longer hems? What about lhose of us to whom "hot pants" arc abhorrent? To these women, my sisters, I say: now is the time to think classic again. Now is the time to buy a cardigan suit, a skinny reefer, a pleated shirtdress and a blaz.er. You can dig out your pre- cious pearls and your beloved gloves, and you can buy cheerful and becom- ing colors again instead of the dull ones we've been offered. As for shoes -the simple pump will be the safest. and no ankle straps please! Thank you. Mr. Sa.int Laurent. We needed someone who would have the courage to commit hara-Jc iri. By de- signing the absolute in ugliness, you have given us the will to rebel. Please let us know how we can repay you- as long as it is not by wearing your clothes. • Genevieve Antoine Dariau1, director of the couture house Nina Ricci In Paris, has written four books for Double- day: "Elegance," "Entertaining with Elegance," "The Men in Your Life" and "Accent on Elegance." 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My Most Exciting Moments In Suortscastin ____ _ By Red Barber Two points. first. a man must realize be is very blessed to have the opportunity to broadcast just one great sports event, much less a dozen of them. I ban been announcing sports 41 years, with 33 of them at Cincinnati (five), Brooklyn (1 S) and Yankee SW!ium (13) . Second, 1 am readily able to pinpoint certain events u being "most exciting" because 1 have been asked repeatedly to name them by our servicemen and women around the world during USO tours. Even if I had not had those USO toun, the writing of ''Walk in the Spir- it'' and of "The Broadcasters" would bave set these events in sharp focus. The sincle most exciting moment 1 ever bad the chance to announce, was the last inning of the fourth game of the 1947 World Series. Jo fact, I will take that entire World Series as the most exciting World Series ever played. Please keep in mind that I am &elect- ing my most exciting mo~ots aod that there are always strong personal aod prof essionaJ reasons for choosing one event over another. 'Tbe whole 1947 sea- son had a great impact on me. Io the tint place, that was the year Jackie Robinson broke the "color line ... Since he was the tint Negro ever to play in any professional sport. and since I was bis team's broadcaster, I had a bot microphone every inning of every game. Also, 1947 was the year Leo Du- rocb;T started off as tbe manager of the Dodgers in spring training, only to be suspended just before the season began by Commissioner Happy Cbaodler. Branch Rickey offered Durocher's job to Joe McCarthy, who bad left the Yankees, but McCarthy refused it. With the season two days old. and with no manager, Rickey brought out of retirement his old friend Burt Shot· ton, who was 63. Shotton look over the shocked, divided Dodgers . .He promptly smoothed out the team and won the pennant. It was Manager Shotton who actually .. integrated" Robinson. Mel AUeo and l wtrc the World Series announcers. Re did the first half of the fourth game and turned tbe mike over to me in the middle of the fifth inning. Within three outs, I had to make a drastic decisioo. and in the making of it decide publicly·wbcther I was a radio reporter of an event or a dispenser of superstition. You sec, ball players from early times had made it a rule ~ once their pitcher went five innings without giving up a hit, oo player would men- tion it for fear of adding extra pres- sure. Th.is bas practical merit, or had in the days before hits were posted on the scoreboard for all to read. However, this hoodoo spread to the press bo~es. and the writers picked it up. They got worse about it than the ball players. Nobody in a press/box dared say aloud that a man had not permitted a hit once the pitcher was past the filth inning. This superstition infected most of the radio booths wbeo radio play-by-play arrived oo the scene. Mel Allen was a hoodoo medicine man of the most vio- lent order. I never bad paid any atten- tion to it. The first big-league game I had ever announced was Opening Day in Cincinnati in 1934. Lon Warneke of the Chicago Cubs had pitched a one- hitter. Comorosky of the Reds got a ground single between Wa.meke's feet with one out in the ninth inning. I de- tailed that game exactly the way it was played, and 1 continued to do the same with others-including no-bitters by Johnny Vaoder ~eer, Jim Tobin, Tex Carleton and Ed Head. But wbat you do o.n a local radio station is something different from what you do oo a worJd-wide network for the broadcast of the World Series. So ... Mel handed me the mike in the middle of the fifth inning, and I soon had the bear by the tail. Bill Bev- ens of the Yankees bad walked a few Dodgers, but he had not given up a bit. This would h1ve presented Mel with no problem. H e would have ducked and _!totre-u..ne;..--- 8111 Shakespeare: He helped the lrfsh make history dodged and hinted something was a-going on, but be would not have said Bevens was pitching a no-bitter. Not Mel Allen. As l said, J had to make a public dedsion: report, and report in full, without tampering with the hard news; or, avoid the plain facts and make my natiooaJ obeisance of the gods of super- stition. So at the end of the fifth inning I said, matter of factly, wbat were the runs, hits and errors ... and what were not. ,Mel gasped alongside me. The rest of the men in the booth were smitten. The Innings went by and Bevens con- tinued to walk some Dodgers. but be gave them not a bit. When he began the last of the ninth inning he bad set a new World Series record for no bits. Red Ruffing bad gone into the eighth inning against the Cardinals in 1942 without permitting a hit. and I had done that broadcast. Somehow nobody remembered I had reported that game factually, too. But they sure remembered with a vengeance my reporting of Bevens. I suppose because it all got so tremend- ously dramatic. Bevens finaJly bad two Dodgers out, with a runner at first base, the result of a walk. The runner was Al Gionfriddo, and he stoic second. The Yankees were a.bead 2-1, so Gion- friddo at second was now the tying run. Pete Reiser was batting. With a count of three and one, Bucky Harris, the Yankee manager, ordered ball four. This move by Harris violated the book because he put on base the possible winning run. Manager Sbottoo sent Harry Lava- getto to bat for .Eddie Stanley. Two men out and two men on. The Yankees lead- ing by ooe run. Bevens had walked t 0 men by now, but be had not given a b.iL Everybody knew what was up. Bevens was a biggeT story than the out- come of the game. Everybody was shouting. Bedlam in Brooklyn. Bevens pitched and Lavagetto swung and mi~. Bevens pitched again, and Red Barber in 1943; Red Barber today Sports Highlights of My Career 1934-Tbe Cincinnati Reds flew to Chicago and became the first majar-lcague team to fty during the regulac season. I broadcasted the game via short wave from a plane to radio station WLW in Cincinnati. 1935-Cincinnati played the first big-league night game. It was also the first sports event broadcast oo Mutual Broadcasting System. 1935--Notre Dame 18--0hio State 13. 1938-Double no-hit games by the Reds' Johnny Vandtr Meer. 1939--Beginning of baseball broadcasting on radio in New York. ln August 1939, the first tclcvisioo ever o f a big-league game-4tt ibbcts Field. Brooklyn. 1940--Chicago Bears 73-Washingtoo Redskins nothing. 1941-The Brooklyn Dodgers won the pennant but lost the World Series to the Yankees, when Mickey Owens dropped a third sttike in the last inning of the fourth game. 1946--Army nothing-Notre Dame nothing. 1947-Jackie Robinson's first year ... Brooklyn pennant ... Leo Durocher suspended by Commissioner A.B. Chandler ... Harry Lavagetto got only hit off Bill Bevens in the fourth game in the World Series ... Al Gionfriddo robbed Joe DiMaggio of a home run in the sixth game. 1948-Gretchen Fra.~r won the first ski medal (gold) for United Stales in Olympic Games ... St. Moritz, Switzerland. 1951-Bobby Thomsoo hit his famous home run off Ralph Branca in the ninth inning of the third game of the pennant playoff. Giants over the Dodgers. 1954 through 1960-Being around Casey Stengel at Yankee Stadium. 1961-The year of Roger Maris with 6 1 home runs and Mickey Mantle with 54-the M & M Boys. 1963-Mickey Mantle came within 18 inches ot be.ing the only player to hit a ball out of Yankee Stadium. The ball struck the top of the right-field stands 106 feet above the gTound, some 390 feet from home plate. The ball was still rising when it hit the fa~dc of the roof. The hit was off Pete Ramos. Lavagetto bit a high lioe drive off the right field concrete. He knocked in both runners and won the game 3-2. Tuminc to football. • • I broadcast two games that still stand out like headlights on a clear night: Notre Dame at Ohio State in 1935, and Chicago at Washington for the NFL Championships in 1940. last year, when the NCAA asked a setect group ot sports writers and announcers to name the most exciting college foot.ball game ever played, lhc vote was heavily for the ooe at Columbus, which the Irish won I 8-I 3, with two touch- downs in the last minute cir play. Notre Dame and Ohio State had never met before. They collided in the huge, double-decked horseshoe unbeat- en and untied. The Buckeyes led I 3.0 at the half, and it looked as though they would win easily. This was a ferociou~ team coached by Francis Schmidr. Elmer Layden, one of the Four Horsemen, was the coach of the Irish, and Layden started bu second team the second half. It did a job. Notre Dame was dominant the rest of the day but kept trailing in points. After the fateful pme: A dllCOf'IMMte Bill Bewena, a happy Lav1ptto The Irish got a touchdown, but Peters missed the try for the extra point and it was 13-6. With about SS seconds left. Notre Dame scored again. Peters tried for the point that would tie it at I 3-13. He missed, and it was certain Ohio State bad now woo i~ 13-12. Notre Dame kicked off to Ohio State, and the Buckeyes fumbled ooe play later. Notre Dame got the ball. Notre Dame's Andy Pilney got hurt, and Bill Shakespeare was in. On the next play, Shakespeare passed. I made a very seri- ous misraJce on that pass, but the listen- ers were so excited that nobody realized it. Shakespeare passed into a mass of.,. men. I saw the ball get caught, but I couldn't see the jersey number of the receiver. I thought it was Peters who caught the ball, but 1 later found out it was Wayne Millner. Notre Dame sud- denly won, 18-13. The 73--0 rout by the Chicago Bean of the Washington Redskins was the most shocking football game ever pla ycd. These were both exceUent pro- f essional teams. Washington was led by the grea t Sammy Baugh, and Washing- ton had beaten the Bears 7-3 two weeks before the tit.le game. In the regular season, Washington had the beeter record, having won nine and lost two, while the Bears were eight ;.rid three. Washington was slightly favored. Boom! On the second play from scrimmage, Bill Osmanski of the Bears went 68 yards for a touchdown, aod the Bears never stopped. 73-0! Incredi- ble, awesome, unbelievable. This one i'lme changed the offeose of all football forever, for the Bears were using the T formation wirh rhe quarterback under the center. The Redskins ran from sin- gle and double wing. Football has never been rhc same since that afternoon. The best football team for one game I ever saw was that 73-0 miracle machine, the Chicago Bears. 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You can be electrocuted by your television set, even when it's not plugged in. 2 . For best viewing and least eye strain. you should sit about eight feet from your TV screen. · 3, If you take your set to another country, it wiU play just as well as it does in the U. S. 4 . If you sit too close to a color set, your body can ab- sorb hazardous amounts of radiation. 5 . Sales of color sets are no longer rising. 6 . President Nixon has a three-screen set wbicb enables him to see what is being shown on all three major networks simultaneously. ANSWERS 1. True. Television sets operate on very high electrical voltage. Touching the hjgh-voltage lead wire emerging from the transformer conceivably could, warns the Electronic In- dustries Association, of Washington, D. C .. result in electro- cution, particularly if one had "grounded himsetr• by touch- ing some such object as a radiator at the same time. Even when the socket-plug has been pulled, some components in- side the set may retain the elecrrical charge for a time. The association advises: never open the back cover of your set; leave that for an experienced repairman. 2 . True. MedicalJy supervised tests have shown that a view- ing distance of six to I 0 feet subjects the eyes to the least strain from image distortion and brightness. 3. Fals~. Transmission systems vary from country to coun- try. In the U.S., our television picture is made up of 525 horizontal Jines. The transmission systems of other nations around the world utilize either more or fewer lines. There also are dilferences in the number of pictures transmitted per minute, basic electric voltage and tuning. However, your set will work after it has been modified in the country in which it's to be used. 4. False. A Federal regulatio n establishes that X-radia- lion from color sets may not exceed 0.5 milliroentgcns per hour. The Bureau of Radiological Health of the U. 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For eon. venle11ee. al•ll.T• buy o.-i..n·a lart1e ••- • What You Can Do Now · With Inflatable Boats Collapsible, maneuverable and virtually unsinkable, these offspring of the old-style life raft offer a cheap low-maintenance way to get in on the boating boom By Cecil Hoge, Jr. ·- .; --------.. ---...:.. ;--;-~a· ....... ~ • ~7 .. ~ .. ''TM public .. belinning to realize just how practical, safe and Inexpensive inflatables are." In the past, running a rough whitewater river has been the sometime sport of expert enthu- siasts or impetuous fools. Riding raging rapids is like surfing a boulder.strewn beach. As long as you avoid the rocks and boulders, you're safe. One slight miscalculation. however, might resuJt in disaster. A rough whitewater river can destroy a canoe in seconds, Then people began to run whitewater nv- ers in inftatable pontoon raft:s--and today. running whitewater rivers is one of the fast· est growing sports in the country. Because inflatables are the safest type of boat in npids, there are now a number of white· water schools that take people down rivers only in inflatables. The vinyl canoe shown on the cover and above is another type of inflatable that has beeo used extensively on rivers. These canoes have the advantage of having the maneuverability of a canoe and the safety of a n inflatable. Up until recently, inflatables made almost no inroads in this country. Most people thought that inflatables would instantly punc- ture and sink like a stone. They were not aware that practically aJI inflatables have multiple, separately inflated air compart· ments malting this virtually impossible. And many were not aware of the tremendous sci- entific progress in the field of syntbelic rub- ber materials. However, as people began to 5hed their prejudices about inflatables and realiz.ed just how safe, practical and cheap they really were, inftatable sales began to rise. Basically, there are two types of materials used in making inflatables. The most ex· pensive and toughest are made out of neo- prene-treated nylon fabrics. The nylon fabric gives the boat its strength, and the neoprene '1 Fam.il11 Weekt11, Ma11 18, 1971 provides a watertight seal. Any inflatable made out of this material is virtually im· possible to puncture. The other type of material widely used is vinyl. This is far cheaper, but it is also easier lo puncture. Still, provided that it is not of inferior quality, vinyl can withstand almost any treatment it receives, including that of whitewarer. Jn addition, it is also easier to repair a vinyl innatable. There are three basic types of boats being offered on the inflatable boat market today; canoes, dinghies, speedboats. Of the first two, the canoes are more maneuverable and have more of the characteristics of an actual boat. The dinghies, on the other hand, being al- most round, generally hold a littJe more but are harder to maneuver, especially in the surf or whitewater. The speedboats arc normally made out of neoprene-treated fabrics because they have to have enough rigidity to support an engine. Usually, they have a wooden floor and tran· som to give extra support. They range in siz.es from seven to 20 feet and take out· board engines up to 50 hp. They are used a.~ dinghies, as fishing boats--even for water- skiing . Generally, inflatable speedboats can do anything a normal hard-buJled boat can do, only better. They take less draft, tum sharp· ly and have much faster initial pickup. And they use less gas because they arc lighter . Any inflatable will fit easily into the average- siz.ed trunk of an American car. Today, for the first time, tile American public is realizing just bow practical, safe and cheap inflatables are. 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FAMILY COOKOUT • Ourinc the Memoml Day holiday pt out JOU' grill, pther the family topther and enjoy some leisure hours out of doors while your meal cooks lazily on the crill. Aluminum foil and dlspouble paper products should add enormously to the fun of the occasion--theJ're so usy on • the family at "clean up" time. CHUCK ROAST-VEGETABLE SUPPER PACKET a.et blade pot roast. •bout 51bl. Glrtlc ctows, sliwr.ct OIU weed 111.z tablespoons Nit 1 cupcataup 'ii cup bottled st .. k .. uce 11.z cup cookln1 on 1A cup prep.red honenldl$h •A cup wfne vtnepr •A cup ctartt com syrup . 2 teaspooM dry must.rd 2 teaspoons .. tt 1 teaspoon pepper 1 t.spoon ,.,tic powder 1 onion, choRPecf 1 carrot. Pllred and sliced 2 celery stalks, sliced 1 cup P19rsley, snipped -Onions, sllc:ed C.rrots, pared and cut In hatt lenctf'lwtse Potatoes, pared l. Cut slits in surface of meat on both sides. Poke garlic slivers and a generous amount of dill weed into slits. Rub both sides of meat with the 1 \h tablespoons salt. 2. Grill meat over hot coals I S to 20 min. on each side, or until brown. 3. Meanwhile. mix remaining ingre- dients except vegetables, in a sauce- pan. Cook, stirring constantly, over low heat until mixture comes to boiling. Set aside. 4. Put the chopped onion, sliced carrot, celery. and parsley onto three thicknesses of barry~uty ahrmhtum ton in long lengths. Sprinkle vege- tables generously with Accent. 14 Famil11 WHkl11, Ma'll U , a11 Spoon some sauce over all. Trans- fer meat to the vegetable bed. S. Surround and top meat with re- mainiog vegetables and sauce. 6. Wrap tightJy in foil using a drug- store fold (avoid puncturing foil when handling meat paclcct). Set on grill over low coals and turn every 30 min. 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How can you doubt a girl who is six feet talJ, measures 40-24- 38 and who left a clattering wake as male customers drop- ped knives and forks when she ambulated into the restaurant ahead of me-dressed in a tight red sweater, black hot pants and black stockings! She was also sporting a campaign button which bobbed up and down on her with the words "Sec You in Seattle in l 971" emblazoned on it. A-;ked what that meant, she informed me that it announced a gathering of the "Nichiren Shoshu of America," a Buddhist sect that bas changed her life. "Since I learned to chant-which I do regularly every day-rve be- come an entirely diff ercnt per- son, n she confided as we settled in a booth. She didn't stop talking for the next two hours. She informed m" that she was born in Cali- fornia but grew up in Salis- bury, Md., where her father was a salesman for ~oebuc.k. Not surprisingly, Lisa con- fessed that h~r figure has at- tracted attention since she was 12 years old. 'Tve always been kind of different from other girls. That's why I was terribly shy." Asked if, because of her shy- ness, she had trouble getting dates in school, an incredible look spread over her face. "I was not that shy!" she gasped. "But I had very few close friends because the girls really didn't like me that much. The boys-wen, they didn't just want to talk, and I always like fellows with a high-level char- acter, who have responsibility." Lisa isn't married but some- day would like to find a hus- band ("someone who likes to t.allc") and raise a big family. "But right now," she says, "I'm a career girl." It was her mother who got Lisa started in show business when she sent Lisa's picture to Universal. The studio casting director was sufficiently im- pressed to recommend her to an agent, who immediately asked to represent her. At the time, she was a freshman at the University of California at Santa Barbara. What did she study at tbe University? ''Psychology," she told me. "Also, fencing, ballet, French, boys, art appreciation, history, English ... " She had the longest curriculum of any freshman who ever attended the University! "But I didn't do very well, which is why I left,'' she admitted. "If fd known about chanting then, I thinlc J would've done better." Asked if there was any sim- ilarity between herself and Sun- shine Cornsilk, she insisted, "Sunshine is not exactly stupid, but she is a bit naive and in- experienced. I don't thinlc any- one who knows me would accuse me of being either." • 1' Fo.1nil11 Weekl11, Ma11U,1971 LEVRWIND CASTING REEL PUSH IUnON CASTING ANTI IEVllSI NO IACICLASM Am LURES SlLICTtD FIOM WOltlDS MOST '°'ULAI BUY/ AU TIME FAVOllTIS l I IASllST WAY TO CATCH FISMt I SELECTtD FDR Y IY EXl'fRTS. This cho fish·getting LOOK! You aET EYUYTMINC SHOWN. Super "88" Splncast Reel • Comet I tackle, used by thousands throughout the ~ted States X3C Bait Cast Reel • Algosy Direct Drive Trolling Reel • 5 ft. 2 pc. fiber I and Canada. 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One thing I have learned is to smile and to listen to people when l meet them, so they will be at ease. l was terribly shy in high school, so 1 took speech. I was still shy. Then one semes- ter I got A's. I was so happy I sud- denly wanud to get up and talk. And I still do." Friday be&in• the long Memorial Day weekend. For those who make it a "family reuojon" time, the Mental Health Association bas some advice.- and cbmfort. Ir seems that an analysis of telephone caJls from persons experi- encing extreme tension or emotional problems reach a peak just after holi- <Sa-y-weekerrds which -are heavily fam- ily-oriented. The MHA suggests ( 1) a realistic acceptance of the fact that such tensions are normal. Famjly gatherings do trigger a range of memories and old reactions. (2) Avoiding too much inactivity can help situations from get- ting sticky. Organized outings leave less lime to dwell on past problems. It was students •t the University of ·Florida, Gainesville, who first discov- ered the sport of inner-tubing down rhe lcbetucknee River, 3S miles away. Now each weekend about 100 families of floaters come to enjoy the gentle ad- venture. As pan of the state park sys.- tern. the river and surrounding wilder- ness are public and free-the only rules being no booze, motorboats or litter- Q.uips l:I Q.uotes MIXED GREENS My salad prdtn's gl"HD and slttk; I planted all tbe yard WICh aett.ce, ndWMs ud lttk, Plus peppers, panl~, ch....t. And nery single seed I thnw Came up wUboat 1 bitch; Bat omlcosh, I wish I kMW Wbkb ,.... wbkb. -BPtay Billipp Sign on church grounds: "ut us talct you to our uader." -Edith KultU Several old friends who were dog owners were discu~sing their pets one day. One of the men complained that his beagle had to be the dumbest ani- mal in the world. "That dog has been going to obedi· ence school for over a year now," he said in disgust, "and he still doesn't know where the paper ends and the floor begins!" -Dan Bennett Hypochondriac.f suQer from acult imaginalion. -Frank Tyger At a drugstore in a downtown area. a well-dressed woman tapped a coin sharply on the glass top of the caody counter, ignoring the fact that other people weTe ahead of her. "Give me a pound of mixed nuts in a hurry, young lady," she snapped at the clerk. "rm double-parked where I shouldn't be." ''Take youT time, madam," said a man in uniform, whom she had ju.st nudged aside, "I just gave you a ticket." -Y. D. Pa/at lchetudmee Rlwr floltera food and drink on the drink ing. The 72-degree current moves about a mile an hour, providing a three-to five-hour trip. Because inner tubes are quiet craft, a floater can get a restful look at passing wildlife. On view are raccoons, turtles, fish, eel, aquatic fems and mosses-and, occasionally, the shy alligator, which patrolling park rangers swear is not aggressive. The water is so clear the naked eye can sec the while sand bottom: snorklers spot fossils and Indian artifacts. Most of the adven- turers eat en route, from home-packed lunches buoyed up by extra flotation gear. Those who prefer dry food wait for the regular picnic tables at the end of the three-mile run. Nursery: Bawl Room. -Mall Roberts SOCIAUY RESTRICTEO Wbea in my tffDS, 11 partta It wa lhrays such 1 boft To ban to phone to Mother For .. just one boar more." I vowed to tpany early, Tlud I mJcht ban the rfihf To say at partia dandng TD the middle of the nJghtl Bot now tblt I'm a matron "°"'n My sodal life's stiD bitter. To set that ntn hour now- 1 ban to phone my 1"ittt:rl -MnybelU Hinton OaborM After dinner, the older sister of the family and her teen-age brother were watching their favorite TV program. During lhe commercial, the sister turned to the teen-ager and said. "Tell me, Jack, how come you date a dif- ferent girl every night?" "'That's easy," was her brother's non- chalant reply. 'Tm trying to find one who isn·t fickle." -A . T. Quigg This Week'1 Dates: Walker Cup Golf Matches between U.S. and Great Brit- ain arc held at St. Andrews, Scotland. Anniversaries: The Dionne Quintuplets were born in Canada 37 vears ~go Fri- day. President John F . Kennedy would have been 54 Saturday. Birthdays: Rosemary Cloone)' is 43 Sunday, May 23. Bob Dylan is 30 and Siobhan McKeona 49 Monday. Miles Davis is 45, Leslie Ugganu is 28, Jeanne Crain is 46 an -VUgoslavia's Marshal Tito is 79 Tuesday. James Arncss is 48. and John Wayne is 64 Wednesday. Hubert H. Humphrey is 60, and Henry Ki~singcr is 48 Thursday. Bob Hope is 68 Saturday. Birthday Peop&e: Bob Dylan, Rosemary Clooney ll'm.E EMILY "Okay, Mom and Dad! 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'food •HIS Hll QJS ..... -·-·-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE A signboard located at the en· trance of a large trucking firm <>n the cast coast reads; "Tn s Is A Ttuckln11t Company That Never Sleeps." Some slightly Irritated local reside nt neatly painted the follo'A-lng under- ~ath ... "And Neither Do Its Neighbors!" Anoth<'r sign seen on a truck of a vintage some· what past the manufAct11rcr's original warranty read; ''Used 195'i Pic k UP-Coed For Trans· plants." Another seen on a large nat-ocd truck which had its entire cab rccnovc>d a nd j ust the necessary Instruments, seat and steerln1t gear Intact so It could be driven reed; "Air Con- dltioned." Some signs are runny while o thers usually serve a most important function. Here at Wilson Ford Sales In Hunt- ington Beach we have many signs. One is our big one that reads, Truck Ocmartmcnt. We have t een dealing In Ford Trucks tor a long, long time and Ford Motor Company has been a leading maker of fine trucks for as lon1t as any or us can remember. It you arc in the market for a quality truck for your specific job and needs at a price that ls hard to tx-at . . . you ow~ It lo yourself. your family or your business to shop our Ford Truck r;~part­ ment. We think we have onr of the lergcst and mos t romplete selections of trucks In the area. From Ford's great 1971 nick up llnl? through the nancls, v11 ns And tour-wheel drlvP units. Why not come lri and sN• for yourself ... you'll be glad you did. THE DAILY P.ILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 22, 1971 DICK WILSON'S ~JsL!Pc~ .fv?,~!t11!~~~!AcH II d ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '71es ARE ARRIVING . IY THE TRUCK LO ADC! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DI~ COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1970's ! ! Extra Savings On Low Miieage 0.monstrators -31 To Choose from COMPLETE 1971 CAR AND TRUCK UN& ON SAL& I BRAND NEW IMMEDlA TE DELIVERY _.,.~~~~--- 566 565 TOTAL DOWN . PYMT. TOTAL MONTHLY PYMT. J6 MONTHS $6S ;, the total clown payment .~cl $U is the total monthly payment incluclin9 tu, '7 I lican11 encl all finance char911 011 approved creclil for 36 month1. Deftrrecl payment price i' $2405.00 including all finance char911, lt•H, '7 I licen11 or if you prefer to pay c11h, ihe full caah price i1 only $1051.9S inclucli119 11lu tu, '71 licen1e #IRIOWl5157 1. A.,.R. 10.641 •. WATCH BOB HARKE'S ORANGE COUNTY REPORT FRIDAYS, 1 :30-2:00 P.M., ON CHANNEL 9 IROUGHT TO YOU COURTESY OF WILSON FORD ...... _.,.,...,..,..,t#t..,..,...,. JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVEj. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH SALIS OErr. t • "'· to l 0 p. "'· 7 o.,, SEHICI orEN l1111 tllr11 ~I .. I •·"'· te S '·"'· Me.,., I •.1111. te t '·"'· 592-5511 SUNDAY, MAY 23 10:30 AM m Dodger Baseball L.A. Dodgers vs. Chicago Cubs at Chi· cago. Vin Scully and Jerry Doggett call the play-by· play 12:00 0 AAU International Champions National Amateur Boxing Champ1onsh1ps from New Orleans, La. 1:00 0 3) 00 Colonial National Invitational Golf Final rounds of the $125.000 tournament in Fort Worth, Tex Among the top pros expected to vie for the $25.000 winner"s share are Jack Nick laus, Billy Casper, Lee Trevino, Arnold Palmer, Ray Floyd, Tom Shaw and an assortment of foreign stars Chris Schenkel, Dave Marr and Byron Nelson report from the d1ff1cult Colonial Country Club course Total yardage for the par· 70 course 1s 7,142 In last year's Colonial lnv1tat1onal, Homero Blancas shot a 273 to beat Lee Trevino and Gene Littler by a single stroke 2:30 (@ Outdoor Sportsman 3:00 rn Toros Bullfights from Mei11co. 4:30 m World of Sports "The 1970 U.S. Open," Highlights of last year's U.S. Open Golf Tournament in which an Englishman (Tony Jacklin), for the first time 1n 50 years, won 5:00 EE World Football Soccer lngloterra vs. Espana National (Eng· land vs. Spain). TUESDAY, MAY 25 7:30 O Angel Baseball Calif Angels vs. Oakland Athletics at Oakland. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 7:30 Angel Baseball Calif AngEls vs Oakland Athletics at Oakland Dick Enberg and Don Wells call the action. 9:00 O 10 I SPECIAL I An Evening With the Harlem Globetrotters The Globetrotters meet the Jersey City "Reds Joe Garag1ola is com mentator Comedian N1psey Russell and five year·old Stevie Christy are featured 10:30 O 3 6 NFL Action "Nt!w Breed· l 1m Ross1v1ch and D1ck1e Post are fe3tured 1n off field e1plo1ts. THURSDAY. MAY 27 8:30@ Olympic Boxing FRIDAY. MAY 28 9:30 0 I SPECIAL I World of Two Wheels A half hour program of vart ous motorcycltng events, featuring the challenging dirt course 1n the Saltnas Scrambles. the speed records test on the Bonne ville Salt Flats, a motocross race 1n Carlsbad, Calif., and the "hare and hounds" evenl extending 190 1n tles across the Mo· 1ave desert to the Colorado 11ver SATURDAY, MAY 29 11:00 AMO lfo Major League Baseball Teams to be announced 12:30 ID USC /UCLA Tennis Bill Welsh and USC tennis coach Lou Wheller report game played al lh£: Los Angeles Tenrus Court Event was taped on May 15, 1971 2:30 r6) Bo.cing From the Forum 10 Sports Challenge 3:30 0 Jim Thomas Outdoors Salmon and trout f1sh1ng around the world: bowhuntrng in Kodiak country: and the latest conserva t1on report on our fishing waters are featured. 4:00 O Car and Track Mickey Thompson and Danny Onga1s drag race at the AHRA Championships, features on the 'l""' car trend a road test of the 197 l Mercury Capri 1600: and high lights from the Caltforn1a 500 5:00 0 Hollywood Park Racing The $50.000 Argonaut Stakes for 3·yr olds on turf at I I / I 6 mile John Forsythe, 8111 Shoemaker and Harry Henson report 113 t6) ABC's Wide World of Sports Futbol-Soccer 5:30 Sports Challenge (R) 6:30 l:J l Sports With Bertka 8:00 O Saturday Night Fights Special tape of the 15 round bout tn which Ruben Oltvares regained I he World Bantamweight title from Chucho Castillo Also seen is a l 0 round bantamweight fight between Rafael Her rera and Cesar Desiga 8:30 O '3 (6 ' I SPEC IAL I lndianapolts 500 Auto Race For the first tirne 1n television history, the Indy 500 will be televised on the home screen ttie same day the race is held. The millton dollar cham p1onsh1p race attracts such drivers as defending cha1np Al Un ser, Mario Andrett1, A.J. Foyt and Bobby Unser. Al Unser 1s not only defending Indy champ but also holds the all time money winning record. Andrett1 1s ABC's Wide World of Sports Athlete of the Year and Indy winner of 1969 Foyt is at· tempting to be first 1n history to win the Indy four times And Bobby Unser was the 1968 Indy winner 10:30 m Box de Mexico THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 22. 1971 P~ge 3 THE DAil~ Pll.OT. TV WEEI<. MAY 22, 1971 SATURDAY DAYTIME PROGRAMS MAY 22 MONDAY thru FRIDAY MORNING O Gallopini Gourmet @Topper 11:20 Q) fuhlons in Sewing 11 :25 I) (!J Hews S:OO 8 (jJ Sunrise ~muter &:25 Q Education uthln&t &:30 1J Odysst' (il TV 8 Cl1SSfOOll'I, Mon . Wed . 11 :JO f) _L SHrch for Tomorrow f11 .. Across the fence, rues Voice 0 'i9' gr;, The Who, What or Wll11e of Airlculture, Thurs Camt Art James hosts m Features 0 ~@ Tha1 Girl &:45 Ei) Commodity Report 0 Tempo &:55 0 !<NBC News m let's Rap 7:00 8 (i) CBS News John Hart @ Bill Johns Hews 0 rn Tod1y Show 011g1nates tn en Indianapolis Wed r11 with locus ll:SS 0 1.9 ~ !tewi on the lnltrnat1ona1 Conlerence ol C1l1es. as well as a preview of the Indy 500 10 ~rtoons m Thunderbirds Q) Sp1derm1n Ei) Maiket Openlna EID Sesame Street = 271 275 7:30 '61 Superman O Lanau•ae/Psycholon O features m Yoei & friend s Q) Hobo Kelly ffi Stock Matht Covmae 8:00 e bptaln Kan11100 O I 5'f(1A~ 1 Billy Graham Central Kentucky Crusade Tues wed , Thurs 6 Hol Wheels 0 Ralph Story'' A.M. a1 Sunup Mel Knoepp 0 News Meym/Oel Rio 10 Today Show W C.utoons 8:30 I 6 1 Coffee Break m Dennis the Men1ct @ Cumby 9:00 I) 8 The Lucy Show 3 Seume Street 0 10 gr;, Dinah's Place O Movies: See Daytime Movies Your Mone(s Worth Thurs only e ~ Jack le lanne m Movie: See Oayt1rne Movies @Cartoons ffi Sesame Street :r 271 275 9:15 O Movie: See Daytime Movies Thursday 9:30 0 8 Bently HillbilHu 0 IQ gr;, Concentration 6 Vir1in11 Graham 0 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies Q) Romplf Room EE Stod1 Mukel 10:00 0 8 Family Affair l 3 ) Movir: See Daytime Movies 0 )~ gr;, Sale ol the CentUIJ &l f11tures/Pvbllc Stf'Vlce EID Eduution1I features 10:30 fl love or Lite 0 ~ gr;, HollywOOd Squires 6) Phil Donahue Conversation &)Travel nlmt 11:00 IJ Whtre the Hurt Is 0 101 m Jeopardy AFTERNOON 12:00 f) lucky Pair 0 gr;, Joe Garaalola's Memory Game O Girl Talk Mon Cookln& Wed 0 (3J CiE) Bewitched T o News ifi High Noon Bulloons &) Trani films ff) The Real World 12:30 8 ,_i: Al the World Turn~ 0 gr;, Days of Our livu 0 Movie Game 0 ffi @ CiE) A World Apart Q) Dialing for Ooll1rs EE Stoctl Markel Close I :00 f) 8 Lon Is a Many Splendored Thing 0 \9} m The Doctou 0 Ben Casey 6 Gallopine Gourmet 0 .11 CD All Mr Children m Movie: See Daytime Movies. U) Charting the Maillet al) Educational Features 1:30 1J 8 The Guidina Light 0 ~ m Anoth~r World 0 '1. @ CiE) let's Mikt a Dul &) fashions In ~wing/Hnrs EE c~mmoditr Report 2:00 I).} Secret Storm 0 19. gr;, B1ight Promise O Stranae Par1dise 0 3 ~ Cl) Newlywed Game O MoYie: See Oayllme Movies. ID Topper Mon . Fri . Ste the USA T ucs . Thurs Travel Wed 2:30 6 ..I' Edae ol Night 0 o gr;, Somerset 0 famous Jury Tri1ls O CV ({l CE) Oiling Came (Et Ro, Roeen 3:00 IJ Gomer Pyte O It's Your Bel Tom Kennedy O Hiahwar P1t1ol 0 '6J CE) Genml Hosplt1I :J:1 Movie; See Daytime Movies 'Ql D•vld frost SllOw m Ovter Uinlts &) Undtrdo& @m Reliito111 ProiramJ m Cinema 36 3:30 i) The Mike ROJ Show O Mike Dou£1as Gu,st co host i~ Sam Levenson 0 Set Hunt @ Lene It to Beaver 0 CE) One life to live (Et Bozo's Bia Top Show @m Christ the living Word 3:45 g;) la Comunidad al Dia 4:00 i) Movie: See Daytime Movie! Mon . Wed Mr. Ed Tues . Thurs Fri O The Riflem1n ~ Banana Splits 0 m CD Password 0 News Buter Ward m News Putnam/fonman. (Et Batman m Relitlous futurH m Dos Gallos en Palenque 4:2010 Fashions in Sewina 4:30 f) Movie: See Daytime Movies Tues . Thurs , ff! 3; Movie: See Daytime Movies. O father Knows Best (6) I love Luc, O Eyewitness News JO The Flintstones Q) The Munsters fl:) Sesame Street #271 275. g:) P1ttern tor living g;) lo Prohibido gr;, TV Bln&o CD That Gill 5:00 O !<HBC Hewservice Jess Marlow O Ch1nnel S Htws 61 ABC Hews Reasoner Smith e· HYPO O The Real McCoys 10' Petticoat Junction m The Flintstones &) McHale's Navy g:) Crnem• 30 m Cita con Emilio Tuero gr;, film cm Fe•turts CD Gallopine Gourmet 5:30 6~ ''"Y Muon O ABC News Ho.vard W Smith Harry Reasoner L8 News Ray Wilson O Get Smart l.O) Hews Sam Rinaker m Dennis the Menace (Et Gllliaan's Island 6i) Misteroee1s' Heipborhood EID Ntws/ Pastor's Desk ro Comlcos y Canciones gr;, Don Wilson's Town Talk cm Hoti,i1s CD Desert on TV EVENING 6:00 O Ii& News Clete Roberts. amNac """ O urtdo C3S News Roger Mudd 0 Boss City Jg) Men frone Shiloh IE Then Came Bronson El) Prter Gunn fl:) 11,lcliL I llCET Auction (C) (cont'd.) .EID Musicale/ OtvtY ' Goliath 6:30 IJ About 1 Wffk CI) Sports With Berth B KHBC Hrn Conference E.atend· ed news coverage of the c.ity elec lions Perry Mason 0 E1ewitness Hews Ci) Stir Trell Ei) Hobby SllOWCIM €t:) Child~n·s Gospel Hour m Edee of Eternity al Sports Ch1lltnce 7:00 6 CBS HIWS Roger Mudd ~II of the West O The Ciolddluen An hour of mus· 1c .. 1th the singing and dancln& Gohldiggers. plus special eu!sls Joey Heatherton. Frank Sinatra Jr . Skiles & I-enderson, and The Tl mes Square Two. O Juvenile Jury Jack Barry hosts. 0 Death Valley Days m I mC.A\ )Musl~I Miele ot lurt Bach1r1ch 8achara ch runs the aamul of his beautiful s~nas. backed by the Jack Parnell Orchestra, the Kor· man Maen dancers, and special guests Dionne Warwick. Joel Grey and Sacha Distel. al Ch1mpionshlp WresUin& Ei) Creative LMna With Crafts mTIA rn W1nderlust CI!) TBA CE) Pust>ort to Tmef 7:30 O ®Mission: Impossible (R) Pans is krdnaped and held host11e by a group of revolutionists who think he 1s an 1nfluenti1I American magnate. 0 ®) m Andy Wllllams (R) Andy's guests are Tom and Dick Smothers. Gladys Kniaht and the Pips, and Ray Stevens. 0 Cl) al l..lwrenc. Welll O Miiiion S Movie: (C) (2hr) ''lll• Last Voytft" (drama) '60 -Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone. m Mujeres, Mujeres r Al&o Mu 8:00 0 Saturday Hlfht flptl m Movie Greats; "The List An&YJ Man" (drama) ·59 -Paul Munl, Oavid Wayne. Betsy Palmer. £i) World Tomorrow ED I s'f( IAL I kCET Auction (C) (cont'd.) €r:> Con1ultltlon m Mi AlltOr pot TI & y s e 8:30 fJ ell MJ Thru Sons (R) Polly O fri1t1t Ni&ht: ''Str1lpt J1cllet" an1 Chip are suspicious of 1 driver and "Son of Codzitla." w:io l'H been bllowi'll l(lem. and m News Ken Jones. Chip storms out when he learns the m Oak Rid&• IOJS ma;i wu hired by Polly's father EID I s'IC.Al I Ken Auction (C) 0 g;, NBC Saturday Movie: (C; (cont' ct.,) (21/zhr) "Tom Ctlrtlln" (suspense) al Nodlu Tapatiu '66-Paul Newman, Julie Andrews. Lila Kedrova. A noted American phys 10:30 0 Playboy After Dirt Pal Paulsen, ic1sl pretends to defect to East Ger Don Ho, Sonny Charles and Sandy many to obtain 1n equation vital to Baron guest. a new wupan 0 """ 0 (D ! SPJCtA\ ! The Cher· m The John Stron1 Sllow obe Shaft: The S1DrJ of Mines and IB Wee~ News Mtn ABC News cameras follow miner al Box de Me1lco Jack Sch1efler, who oper1tes I "con. 11:00 rn 0 News tinuous miner" machine at the (j) Death Valley Dari Maple Creek Mine near Washington. O Movie: (C) "Tom Jonu" (com· Pa .. one of the l1r11est mines in the edy) '63 -Albert Finney. Susannah coal re1ion of Southwestern Pennsyl-York, Hugh Grifllth, Dame Edith vanla. The story of modern minin1 Evans. Diane Cilento. The experi- and the chan1es It Is undergoln1 Is ences of a rustic playboy and hts seen throu1h the eyes of and told wild encounters in London through the words of 29·year-old IB Movie: "Orders to Kill" (drama) Schaeffer and his co-workers, such '59 -Paul Massie. Eddie Albert. as Josh Descaro. who asmts Jack on Lillian Gish. the continuous miner The men of m Chiller Theatre: "Bury Me Maple Creek are seen tn rhetr homes Dead," June Lockhart. Paul Newman 1n the drab coal mine towns and at 11 :15 (1) Movie: "Tht Oiiry of Ann• their . sometimes turbulent union Frank" (drama) '59-Milhe Perkins. mee:~~~; (C) "Tiie F'81 Story" (dra Shelley Winters. ma) '58-James Stewart. Vera Miles 11 :30 IJ 00 (@ News 1B Porter Waronet Show 0 Cinema 4: (C) ''The Million1ir- Ei) Hour of Deliverence eu" (comedy) '60 -Sophi• Loren. tti) The Story Vittorio de Sica, Peter Sellers Be cause of a stipulation in her father's 9:00 fJ Amie (R) Arnie"s boss lnslt· will, a mtlltonalress must marry a lutes a srrenuous e.ercise pro1ram man who is a good businessman. 10 reduce flabbiness amon& the She meets a doctor who insists she executives. and an exhausted Arnie hrs! prove herself 1n business. Com 1s pressured by his wife to desert plications arise when she succeeds O I SPf¢1!L I Billy Grah1m Centn1I but he !ails llentudlJ Cfusad1 The lirst of three g Movie: "The Accused" (mystery) programs taped durin& the Rev '48 -Loretta Young, Robert Cum Graham's crusade held at the Uni m1ngs versity of Kentucky In Lexington 00 Movie: "Sundown" (adventure) during the last week of April. lo· '4l~ene Tierney, George Sandet5 night's topic is "The Credibility o Movie: (C) "Chief Crazy Horse" Gap," (western) 'SS-Victor Mature. Man (E The Wilburn Brothers Blanchard . . €I:) Hour of Powlf m Movie: ''Tiie Wllite Cliffs of Dover" (drama) '44 -Irene Dunne, 9:30 fJ 00 M1ry Tyltr Moor~ <R~ A Alan Marshal, Peter Lawford. heavy snowstorm on election n111ht lorces a very nervous Mary to pro· 11:45 IJ fabulous 52! ''Teacher's Pet" duce her first television news show (comedy) '58 -Clari! Gable. Dorts and also neceuitates the use or Day, Gig Young, Mamie Van Doren, some incon1ruous auests. Nick Adams A touch newspaper ed1. W11on Train tor is ··tamed" by the virtuous lady Ci) Sllttlotk Holmu Theatre journalism teacher. O The Milton B1r1• Show Milto.n 12:00 Movie: "Br1dt of Ven111n,•" Berle is host to the Youn1 Amen (drama) '49 -Paulette Goddard. cans. the little Step Brothers a~d John Lund Nancy Austin for an hour of mu51c and variety O News Lury Burrell. IB Del Reeves Show (DTIA 10:00 tJ 00 I sl'lclA~ I Miss USA Buuty P1geant Bob Barker iJ master of ceremonlu and June Lockhart iJ hostess u 51 of the most beautiful glrls in the country compete for the title of Miss USA 1971. The special al11 live from the Miami Buch (na.) Auditorium. Gary Puckett is special 1u1st O News John M1rshall 1:00 O Spealiin& f rftlJ 1B Movie: "Million Dollar Manhunt" (mystery) '57 -Richard Dennin&. Carole Mathews EID NET Playhouse "Dante's Infer no." 1:15 fJ Movie; "Paui." (drama) '52 - Loretta Young, Kent Smith 1:30 O Movit! ''The Devil ind Miu Jonu" (comedy) '41 -Jean Arthur, Robert Cummin1s. 2:00 m Alt-Nlpt Show: "Clrl'a Ton" and "Last Men on Eartti." THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 22, 1971 CHANNEL LISTINGS lnrormation for these logs •:l rurnished by the telev1soon stations rv WEEK 1s not responslble for last·mlnute changH 1n program listln1.5 f) KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles 0 KABC {ABC) Los Angeles 6 KHJ (Ind.) Los Angeles m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCOP {Ind.) Los Angeles EE KWHY (Ind.) Los Angeles Eiil KCET (NET) Los Angeles m KHOF (Ind.) Glendale m KMEX (Ind.) Los Angeles m KMIR (NBC) Palm Springs m KLXA (Ind.) Los Angeles m KPLM (ABC) Palm Springs @ KEYT (ABC} Santa Barbara XETV {ABC) San Diego KFMB (CBS) San Diego ( 10) KOGO (NBC) San Diego A star ( *) preceding a log I.sting indicates 1t is a pa id adver· t1sement Channels 22. 28 and 34 are UHF' 1n Los Angeles, with 28 being the educational (ETV) station. SIGN ONS (TEST PAITERNS) Channel 2-6 53 AM Sunday 5:53 AM Monday throuah Friday b 53 AM Saturdi1y Channel 4--7.00 AM Sunday. 6.00 AM Monday throuah Ft1day 6 30 AM Saturday. Channel 7-Pro11r11mm1ng starts at 8 30 AM on Sunday 6 30 AM Monday throu&ll Friday. and 7.00 AM on Saturdays Thos magazine ts publlshed weekly for llus newspaper by ~ WEEK. a d1v1s1on ol Griffin Prlntlns and Uthograph Co .. Inc., editorial and produc toon ofl1cu P O. Box 1190. Glendale. Caltl. Address advert1s1n1 onqumes to the d•1play adv.-rt1s1ng department ol this newspaper Lose 8 to 22 inches in one week S INCH LOSS GUARANTEED FIRST VISIT! WITH A NEW YOU FROM INCHES AWAY J Fi(wt CMtrtl llEOVCE QUICKLY. EASILY. EFFOllTUSSl.Y. IHCHU AWAYS fX· ClUSIVf fUllOPEAH MfHOERIZIHG MOHOO TAKES Off THOSt UCClSS INCHES fXACTl Y WHERE Hffl>EOI HOW YOU CAH t f INCH£$ SllMMfR IN JUST ON( VISIT VALUABLE COUPON 'II Prke flm Yklt E•olres Jun« Slh. OPEN SOON • HCOtlTUCTI ,,,.__... .................. ..,,. ......... Lose l1c~es 111 Minutes INCHES AWAY Cost• Mesa 642-3003 L•gun• 8Hch 494-0450 R L E M GLOBETROTTERS c H For 'he pyre H1rtem Globetrotter fin, it m1k11 no difference if the b11ketb1ll is round or oblong. And th1t 1bout 1u•1 up "An Evening with the H1rtem Globetrottere.'' 1 one-hour entertaininent 1peci1I airing on NBC. Wedn11d1y 1t 9 PM. "An Evening with the H1rl1• Globetrottere" truly is pure 'Trotter fere-plu1.' Th1t is. plus host Joe G1ra1iola. plus 1peci1I gu11t. comedian Nipsey Ruuell, plus five-y11r-.td Stevie Chri1ty, e tyke who provea the intluence of the 1m1zint Globi11 know• "° g111er1tio• g1p. No televised speci1I st1ning the Globetrotters would be complete without a lar1e duh of the f11wou1 iaten1ati0fll1I tro..,., which will be 1aakin1 ill firet 1pp11rance under e lont·tef'ftt 1trH1Hnt to ster in oae NBC-TV specill 1 y11r. This special is h11vily laced with ••st of the old, and a lot of the new. co•ic routin11 they have denleped in their 43-y11r history of delitftting 60 •iltioa pHple in 87 different countries. Woven all through the quips of host Gara9iol1, the nipttps of Nipsey, tin Globetrotter unifonn) and the youthful legerdt11ain of M11t1r Christy will lie a ga1111 between the Globetrotters and the Jereey City Retls. 1 tH• •ade up of fonner college sters. "for the Lon of Fred" will be shown again on M1ttel/NBC Children's Theatre in color, S1turd1y, M1y 29 at 10 AM. The pro9r1111 won this y11r's Christotther'1 Awerd and aleo w11 widely accl1i111ed in the nati111'1 pr11s. The lighthe1rted story of 1 c1terpillar who cannot lleco1111 1 llutt1rtly, is 1nacted by the P1ul and Mary Ritts Puppet1. P1UI Ritt• produced. wrote ind directed the program and with hi• wife Mary ind son Mark. ani111ated end voiced the puppets 11 well . Mark Ritt• also w11 responsibl• for the 111u1ic. The program is e story of Fred, the C1terpill1r. who cannot become e buttertly bec1use he cannot mike 1 cocoon. Aided by hi• friends Sir Geoffrey, the giraffe; M11nolia, the ostrich; ind especially Alb1rt. the chipmunk, Fred fin1lly mekes 1 1ucc11s of the cocoon. The secret, they 111 l11rn, is love. Seven-y11r-old Philippe Bloch is the n1n1tor of the story. ~ THEATR E R ~ s The E 2 o .. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 22. 1971 A· T • T ·E·N· T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on Tite New 1971 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION 2 o .. , • 4 o .. , • w .. -..... Hf. & Pich,. DOT DATSUN 11835 BHch Blvd. Huntinqton huh 14~7711 or 540-0«2 OPEN SUNDAYS The Wt ••r car freM IUNtM with the IM'k• ef • wit ,.,..,.ct SANTA ANA LINCOLN-MIRCUaY 1M1 .... Twtln Santa AM 547-9183 01Mft until f , ...... Men.·frf. I ~"'· Sat. & Sun. ORANGE COUNTY'S [[]~[Y)[Q][]~ HEAD9UARTERS DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 1966 Harllor, C.M. 646-9303 " ... ..._, .... _. -a.,.. ... ,.,.,.,. a .._,tr•tw ,..... .. IWk .. tw l"'fl*lllaN Ntiwert. D...-C.ety l ... ec ... '• a.. BAUER BUICK IN COSTA MESA -134 E. J7th St. Costa M.u BILL MAXEY TOYOTA, INC DON BURNS' PRESTIGE PORSCHE-AUDI AUTHOllHD New-UM4--Senrke Orange Counties Finest 13631 HARBOR BLVD. GARDEN GROVE 714 636-2333 CHICK IVERSON Your Authorized VW Dealer in the H•@•• Home of the Love Bug S~cial US I Ce1rtt H-i. et ley1i4e o,.,,., N.I. u J.otoo so.JOH eat SJ Ht. 54 & U 8. J. SPORTSCAR CENTER 2133 HARBOR, COSTA MESA 540-4491 "~· ... ·· o.ty ...... ,~ '"' .,...., • SUNDAY MAY 23 ' MO R NI NG 11:00 6 R1pid Reading Guest is limo thy O'Rourke, a 12.year-old who can read 20.000 words-per -minute Dr Florence Schale is host 0 Home Buyers Guide JJ Larry Kine Show O ~Bullwinkle 10 KOGO's Comer @ Church in th! Home 6:15 m lh! Chrirt?p'1e•s 6:30 ID The Bible A:uwers 6:45 a The Ctuistophers 7:00 U To1' and Jerry m Cine en Su Cua a!) TBA 11:30 fJ M1gic People Experiments :n el~ctncity highlight the Boy Seoul Ment Badge segment. 10 Heckle & Jeclcle ID Tales of Wells Fargo 7:30 U Pen!lope Pitstop O Hot Dog O MuJic and the Spoken Word J) Dutctions 0 With This Ring JO Woody Woodpecker ID Yogi Bear and F11ends @ S1cred Hurt 7:45 ID Th? Christophers O ..i,, Discovery "Fast Freight lo Nashville " O Movie: "They C•me to Blow Up America" (adventure) '43 -Anna Sten. George -Sanders. to.' Movie: (C) "Veils of B•gdad'' (adventure) · 54 V1cto1 Mature, Motri Blanchard. AFTERNOON 8:00 6 World Coun5'1 of Churches O Jambo 0 Cathedral ol Tomouow 12:00 6 AAU International Ch1mpions 6j Rul Estate Open House Nahonal Amateur Boxing Cham· O Campus Profile "Viewpoint on p1onships lrom New Orleans. La Nutrtticn-rars in the Diet -3 Children's Gospel Hour g Day of Discovery 0 Characters in the Arts 10 R~a Humbard 0 Movie: "Guns of Justice" (west OJ Wonderama ern) '49-Jimmy Ellison. Russell @ Revival Fires Hayden. 8:30 0 Mri . Alpha Bet ~Wanted Dud or Alive 0 My Friend Pookle 0 ~Aovie: ''The Great Diamond 0 Movie: "Inside the Maha" (sus Ro~bery'' (comedy) '54-Red Skel pense) '59 -Cameron Mitchell. to:i. Cara Williams. Elaine Edwards @ Intelligent Parent (E Kathryn Kuhlman ai) D11m1 Oominiul 12:30 3" Film Futures 9:00 U Camera Three rj Election Special "The Issues " 0 Serendipity Host Jess Mallow 1nle1vle.vs repre 0 Day of Discovery sentatives from the League of Wom· 0 Smokey the Bair Show en Voters who oller arguments for 10 II Is Wiitten and a1ainst the eight ballot propo. ID Oral Roberts s11ions that appear on lhe ballol l or m Musiu Y Palabras the May 25 l A City elections a!) Panorama Latino en Domingo ~ M.V.P. 9:30 0 Today's Religion @ Rendezvous With Adventure 0 The Chrlstopheis ro Agriculture Report 0 Gene Autry 12:45 m Sunday Matinee: "Adventure in 6 Movie: "Carry On, TV" (comedy) lndo China" Jean Gavin Dominique '63-8ob Monkhouse 'ih1rley Eaton Wilms. 0 Angie's Garage 1:00 O Agriculture USA 8 Adventure in Sports/ Especially 0 j' :t) Cl) Colonial National In· for You vitation•I Goll final rou~d~ of 10 The World of Tomorrow $125.000 tournament al fort Worth. @Gospel S1ng1n1 Jubilee Texas m Esta Es la Vida 0 Movie: (C) "Captain Horatio 10:00 6 Steps to Learnrng Hornblower" (adventure) 51-Greg O Challenee My Sermon ory Peck V11g1nia Mayo O Hour of Power 10 Meet the Press 0 3' Jonny Quest ID Weekend News 0 Movie: (C) "The Piratu of g;) Frente a la Vida Blood River" (adventure) '62 1:15 O Movie: (C) "Gentle Art of Mui · Glenn Corbell. Maria Landi der" (drama) '62-Richard Todd. 101 Consultation Danielle Darrieui eti) Cancionu y Muslca 1:30 I) The Siesta Is Over 10:30 U Face the Nation O On Campus Pitzer College slu O Sunday Tom Snyder. dents guest O 3 Cattanooga Cats l_O) Insight 10 Comment @ Voice of Calvary m DODGERS & CUBS etil uitometro * BATTLE IT OUT! 2:00 6 Belief Dr .Clifton Moore. m Oodger Baseball Los Angeles B Focus "Los Angeles Coun ty Dodgers vs Chicago Cubs Museum of Natural History " @ Faith for Today ID O Ask Congress aJ Adelante con las Escuelu al Teatro Familiar Page 8 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 22. 1971 .. ~ . '" . .. t IS ca pa cu Po ph he 2:15 m I s•mll I Miss lntern1tion1I Beauty P1111nt P1rade Live from Long Beach, California, with Byron Palmer as master of ceremonies 2:30 B Newsmakers 0 m MHt the Press JO) Outdoor Sportsman IB Roller Game Thunderbirds vs. N.Y Bombers. 3:00 BI S..ECIA( t New York Philhlr· monic Youni People's Concert "Participation Concert." Dean Dixon is guest conductor of this "musi· cal game," consisting of six parts: visual orchestration. ac· cumulative musical counting, com· posers' names. musical terms. sym. phonic analysis and "composer's helper." 0 m Comment Edwin Newman. O Robert K. Dornan Show Guest is Herb Klein, Pres. Nixon's Qirector of Communications. 00 Celebrity Bowling 0 @ al 1$PWAL! The Cll· ley Case: The Nation's Aiony News· man Edward P. Morgan, a trial law· yer and a U.S. Senator are feat ured O Family Film Festival: "little Princess." Shirley Temple. ®) Pet Set Betty While m> Pattem for llvlnf ~fToros 3:30 O All About Your Car CR) "Car· buretion," 00 Tarzan Theatre: "Tarzan's New York Adventure." (j) Probe o The World of Lowell Thomu m Spotli&ht on Youth 4:00 II Movie: (C) ''Clsanova's Bl1 Nl&ht'' (comedy) '54-Bob Hope, Joan Fontaine, Basil Rathbone. Raymond Burr. A tailor's appren· !Ice poses as Casanova. @ Movie: (C) "The Last Sunser' (western) ·s~Rock Hudson. Kirk Douglas. O Inquiry Maury Green. O Zane Grey Theatre O Eyewitness (j) flee the Nation @)The 5'lnt m This Is the Life a:> Variedades CiE Rex Humb1rd 4:30 O This Is the lite O Ian Tyson Show Guests are Del Reeves. Gordon Lightfoot and Tobi L<nk. O Startime "The Eighth Day." George Maharis, Barbara Barrie, Andrew Duggan, Michael Tolan. 00 The Interns O Pet Set Guests include Rod Serling and his Irish setter. Mike; Betty & Jock Leslie.Melville from Karen. Nairobi, Kenya; and Ralph Helfer from "Africa USA" and his trained hyena. m JOHN WAYNE stars in * "They Were Expendable" m Movie: "They Were Expend· able" (drama) '45-Robert Mont gomery. John Wayne. Donna Reed. IB WOfld of Sports m Win1s to Adventure 234 East 17th Street, Costa Mesa, Col ifornio 92627 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 22. 1971 -5:00 O Movie: "Station Six Sahare" (drama) '64-Carroll Baker. Peter Van Eyck. O Melody Ranch Tex Williams guests. 00 Voyage to Bottom of Sea 0 The Aveniers (}9l News Dale Schwartz. IB Animals, Action & Adventure EE World Football Soccer lngloter· ra vs. Espana National (England vs. Spain). t1) KCET Auction (C) (4hr) Final session where viewers can bid by phone for valuable.merchandise do- nated to l<CET. Everything must go tonight. regardless of bid. Dial (214) 660-2450 to bid. Collect calls accepted from 714 and 805 area codes. a> Carrousel Muicano m al Insight a:> Cinema del Domingo 5:30 B Animal World The education of mountain lion cubs is demonstrated. fJ Eyewitness News 00 News Ray Wilsqn J91 Movie: "Mirage" (suspense) '65 -Gregory Peck, Diane Baker . @ Gillifan's Island m Airiculture USA al Sterling Theatre EVENING 6:00 6 Big News Clete Roberts rn The Brady Bunch O The Challenging Sea "The Sr lent Savages." The myths and sci· JAGUAR entific research on the shark are studied. @ D1ktari D CARY GRANT stars in * "PEOPLE WILL TALK" O Six O'Clock Movie: (2hr) "Peo· pie Will Talk'' (drama) 'SI-Cary Grant. Jeanne Crain. Finlay Cur· rle, Hume Cronyn, Walter Slezak. A physician. subjected to accusa· tion of malpractice by a jeahJus colleague, becomes involved with a girl he learns rs pregnant. 00 This Is Your Life 0 The Saint @ Here Come the Brides t1) KCEJ Auction (C) (cont'd ) €ti) Hour of Power m La Tormenta m Islands In the Sun m Jonny Quest 6:30 0 CBS News Roger Mudd. C~J Nanny & the Professor O Barbara McNair Show Guests are lhe Five Stairsteps, Belly Rob· ertson and Tommy Hunter . 8 Untamed World m Creature f eature: (90) "Fr1t1· kenstein" (mystery) '32 -Boris Karloff, Mae Clarke m Call of the West Cl) Cattanooga Cits 7:00 O (j: Lassie (R) "The Offering." Davey Br ad dock (Sean Kelly) 1s shattered emotionally over the death of his old dog, and lassie oilers one ol her pups. Telephone (714) 548-7765 P•1e 9 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 22. 1971 RALPH STORY AND THE SUNRISE KID can't gel through the uay and know whal'!> happening without watching o ur 'lhow ... The titll' or thi!> artitlt m1gh1 more aprly be "Slcphanic Ed- ward' And The Sunmc Kid" 'incc Ralph Stor} i'> a !>Clf-de· scribed ··day per,on" while Sic· phanic, wirh her thealncal train- ing am.I proclivil) for evening activillc'>. i~ really a ··night per· son." Cnn,cqucntly, it 1' mori: difficult for Stephanie to appear bright ·C} cd anc.J c hcaf u I when the eight o'clock ~rart ing 1i01c ol Ralph Story\ A .M . roll~ arnunc.J. She manage'> by gell ing up at four-thirty, fixing her hair and Joing all the thing<. that need i.lo· ing before leaving for 1hc \ludio . .\rri,·ing at si'C-lhirt}, Stcph:)· nie i!I u'uall} in make-up when Ralph ambk' in al 'c' en An~ ten'iiOn worr1e' ahout the 'how arc era,cc.J anc.J another da\ '' olf to a good 'tart. Ralph settles do~n 10 read the dar bclorc. L.A. Time~ 1n onlcr to glean the Meanwhile, newsman Bob item' he will u!>e that da\ while Hanlic:ld, lhl! third regular on the Slephanie pore' 0' er the : rradc" 'hlrn. ha~ arrived, been in make· paper\-lhe Holl) wood Report-up and taken hi' place on !he '>Cl er •Ind Dail\ Varrel} I hen Ch~·crlul and unoblrusive. he come' a c.J1,cu"H•n uf rhc re,1 of do.·,n·1 become 1mohed 1n the the program w11h producer Bob) ~~IL minute ru<\h. Stephanie Harri' and the prnc.Juct1on \l ,1ff~~e'i a final chec k of rhe run· Srcphanie, \\ho \\J' compara· down: Ralph jogs on the .,ct: and lively 'h)' when lhc 'how hegan I he 90-minuh: program j, on-th..:· on Channel 7 111 J·chruary. i' air. now dre'istng behind a 'crccn and Fl1llowing the show, lhe ca,1, o ften become' :-.o involved that guci.ts and p roduction \tafT gath· she da\hCl> 10 and from the er in the exi.:culivc dining room !>Crecn in all .,late' of att ire. for brcakfo:-.1 and a critique of Then come' frantic ti me-1ha1 day"s program. Thi' revie''· Ralph goc' for hi' 1hrec-nHn11te 10 Ralph'-. chagrin. is \Omelimcs make-up ~c,,ion , ... h1lc Stephanie tunn1er than 1hc ,how. not on!\ begin' her ll'U~1I morning 'carch hec.1u'c there h~" hcen 11me to for her e}cla,hc\ wh ich rmt) be think, but abo hecau'e lll the in her pod.cl, m a pmp man·, hrighl. )Oung '''ilf invohetl. hox. on the \Cl or wherever \he Al'lo at breakfast, inlcre\lln!! wa, "hen 'he look them olf the ,jdd1ght.. ahout the da) \ guc''' Malph Slury ch:.ih "llh hi<. 1iur~1. Pt'lt'r \la,. Page 10 \ometrme' arc revealed When J imm)' D ean gue'>led reccnlly, Ralph learned he wa., connccled wilh a meat pacl rng firm and 1he huge •·Jimm) Dean Sau,age" prc,enled to Ralph \\a\ onJcred 10 be prepared for the next da} 'i. hreai.. fa,1. Stephanie .ind Ralph tirsl worked logcthcr when <;he wa' hi' a''i~1an1 on \cveral fil ms he wa' producing. 1 hey had break· fa,t w~'>ron' then. 100, hul in· \IC.itl of di,cu:-.,ing the nex1 <la)·!\ production. Stephanie remem - ber' ··. . . we t:1ll-.cd about the terrihlc food al 1he grea'y 'poon where we ate.'" In thl· aru.•rnoon,, Step hanil' goc' ll1tll,,111g lor the t1nu:-ual clothe' 'he \\car' on 1hc 'ho" .ind wrnc' her lealurc' lor the lollm\lng d:I\ IL1lph tacl,,ll', hi' mad. ,1n,wcr' the accumulated p}lone call\ .md plan' 1hc group llf 'JlC1.:1a1, he '"" do tht' 'um· mer .ind \\Orl' on hr' ne" fall \\CCl-.1\ \eflC' I all,,1ng .1hou1 1he 'ho\\. the c,1,u.11 Ralph S1on hccome' an1· m.11.-d .ind L'lkf\c'll"lll .. \\c 1.:.111 dl1 .in>lh1ng.'· he ,,1~'· ··\-\c .1rc Ill e .1 ncw,p<1per "'ithout the lron1 p.1ge \.\-e g1\e .Ill the odd' and end,. hll' .ind p1cl'e' of "hnl '' h.1ppening aro11nd L A We 'hll\\ Ill"'' product'. rl'' rcw film,. lhl'alrc. rec;1rd' .ind hook!>- ail111g v.11h the l'anoon'. 'toe!,, n1.11l..c1 . go"1p and f:l'•h io11,.·· .\n·ordin~ lo Ralph. "1 he 'h<m 1' an in1c1.·,1ing and dini- 1.'.ult l'halknge. r he program 11111,1 r~·m.1111 1hc '>tllll.' and hl' 111,, ••• in old I r1end and \cl change l'IHlugh e\cf\ da' 1ha1 o .1r de\\· l'r' .ire l11ten 'urpri~cd We want our audtenCl' lo feel 1ha1 the~ While Stcph.u11e h.1' hJJ 10 adapt 10 th;; earl) mornrng rou· tine, Ralph feel\ nghl al home. U!>ua lly a!>leep b} ten, Ralph !'.pendi. \Cveral cveningll a week ··catching up on my cducalion in today\ mu"c" through 1apes and record'I. When Srcphanic ).ome1imes fall~ apart about noon, he commentll, ··ft might he better if more hou<.ewives got up at 4:30 anu made 1hcm11elvc~ cheerful anti alive unlil their hu~bamh left. It wouldn't mnller then if the ·fell :.ipart' for a while at noon." Sp~aking of the l'arl) morning routine. Ralph i.ay\, "Gee, I would be up anywa)-1 like do· ing 1h1., \hm' !'" While S1cphanie Edv. ard' ma~ have the title. 11 is Ralph S1or) who 1\ the real Sun· ri"e KiJ. S1~phanw Ed"ard,, Ralph Story's :.l'-'ist:mt, tt>-hO\lt '-' or a• many 'it wt'rs rtfu 10 hr r, TllF ilrl on lh«' i.ho~. 0 s r r e I! 1 e s SUNDAY (Continued) @ The Partrtd&e family Om Nae News (I) The Prisoner O Death Valley Days m Passport to Travel EE Color Travtlcade ~faith for Today m lue«ita ~ Hit del Momento (!) Bullwinkle 7:30 U Hoean's Heroes (R) A wed- venture) '67-fllquel Welch, Tony Franciosa. Beautiful skydiver is ab· ducted by a youne Englisllman and taken lo one who claims I~ be head of a NATO intelligence branch. m The Sports Set EE Manion fon1m EI1) Masterpiece Theatre 9:30 0 News Larry Burrell. I!) Minority Community ~ Livin& Book din& Is used as cover for contacting 10:00 U (j) PREMIERE Ice Palace Song· an undereround aeent. Muriel Land-stress Leslie Uggams will be the first ers euests. headliner in the new hour1on& ice rn That Girt spectKular show featurin& music. 0 ®J g;, Walt Disney (R) Story dance and skatin&. of an old sheepherder and his three 0 g;, The Bold Ones (R) "Killer loyal sheep does on the perilous on the loose." A mysterious and Western frontier in the 1800's. Har-deadly virus rises to epidemic pro· old Reynolds is fHtured. Portions. Della Reese guests. O Comedy Classics: (90) "My fav· 0 Channel 5 News orite Blonde" (comedy) '42-Made· 0 Joyce & Barban: for AdultJ Ilene Carroll, Bob Hope, George Only Guest is Maureen Stapleton. Zucco. m News Ken Jones. 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "Never m Joe DeSilva let Me Go" (drama) '53 -Clark EI1) fanfare "Cullberg." Profile of Gable, Gene Tierney, Bernard Miles Birgit Cullber&, choreoirapher and American newspaper corr1$Pondent creator of her own company, the in Moscow marries ballet dancer, Stockholm-based Cullberg Ballet. then must plan her escape when m TV Music.al Oss.art he is ordered out of Russia. 10:30 0 Tiie World Tomonow m Thrte Passports to Ad'lenture fJ Movie: "Dart Passaee" (dra· @Ii) Quest for Life ma) '47-Humphrey Boeart, Lauren m Pandonma Bacall. (!) Discovery m I sJic1l1. I Bond-0-Rama Hl&h· S:OO tJ (!)Ed Sullivan (R) lights of the May 12 Bond Rally at fJ CV@ m The FBI (R) "The the ~ports Arena. T~e purpose of Tareet." Erskine pursues foreign t~e issue was to raise $198 mll· agent who entered the U.S. to hon dollars to strengthen pre-1933 adbuct the dauehter of a Com-school buildings. . munist minister who defected. Eric m Weekend News Chuck Cecil. Braeden and Karin Dor guest. m Gran Teatro m PAUL MUNl-"THE ll:OOU(i)News * LAST ANGRY MAN" 0 ®l News m Movie Greats: (2hr) "The last 0 Clthednl of Tomorrow Anery Man" (drama) '59-Paul Mu-00 Movie: "The Till Lie'' (drama) ni, David Wayne, Betsy Palmer, '52-P.aul Henreid, Kathleen Hughes. Luther Adler. Medical doctor suf-fJ CV News fers heart attack ius1 before his m JOHN WAYNE stars in life story is to be told on television. * "They Were Expendable" m The 81& Question m Movie: "They Were upend· EE Pattern fOf Uvin& able" (drama) '45-Robert Mont· ~ Uvln& faltll gomery, John Wayne, Donna Reed l:F.\ f ·ti 1 fl'-I m KATHRYN KUHLMAN ~ es_ YI "" co * <IN COLOR) ~ Pel1a.ilt m Klthryn Kuhlman 8:30 0 m Bill Cosby (R) "Swann's 11:30 tJ Movie: "HeU to Eternity'' (dra. Way." Chet learns never to trust ma) '60 -Jeffrey Hunter, David a repossessor (guest Don Knotts). Janmn, Vic Damone. EE World Tomorrow 0 @) Sunday Toni&ht Show fJ M.V.P .-Johnny Bench 9:00 U Glen Campbell (R) Andy @ Tele-Pulse Griffith, Shecky Greene, Anne MUI· m Movie: "The Rom1ntlc Aee" (ro- ray and Bobby Vinton euest. mance) '50--Hugh Williams, Mai 0 ®J g;, Bonanza (R) "A Sln&le Zetterling. Pilgrim." Hoss faces death when a 12:00 0 Public Service hunter accidentally shoots him. John Schuck guests. 12:30 Ci) Issues & Answers O I Sflc1l1. I Billy Qr1h1m Cln· tral Kentucky Crusade Rev. Gra· ham talks on 'The Way of Cain" in second progr•m taped at the University of Kentucky at Lexington. fJ (]) a) ABC Sunday Nlpt Movie: (C) (2hr) "fathom" (ad 1:00 U Movie: "Sound Off" (comedy) '52-Mickey Rooney, Anne James. 0 (j) News 1:45 m Movie: "The Widled City" (dra· ma) '51-Maria Montez, Jean Pierre Aumonl THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 22, 1171 Baby. you•ve n9'Y9f' had It so good. This is no time 10 settle for less. The world ond oil tho goodies in ii ore yours to hove. 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Worl\i of Two Wheels," a half-hour color ,pccial present- ing a variety of motorcycling 1::vcnts that appeal to the ama- reur rider :iir' Friday al 9:30 PM on KHJ-TV, C h:innel 9. More than a month in lhe making. the program firi,t cover' rhc :innual Salinas (California) Scramble\. There. !>Orne 650 rid- er-; challenge rhe clo,ed ha ll -mile d•rl course offering tight turns. 'mall humps and dusry straight- aways. When the dmt clears. a trophy for the y, inner and thous- and\ of dollar' for chariry Next the cameras move to the Bonneville Salt Flats for assaults on motorcycle 'peed records. Though \everul cla,~es of bikes m ake <ipced runs, rhe program features rhose allempr-, made with 'ilreamlined bikes. These arc \t:tndard motorcycle' that have been lengthened and enclosed to protect the d river, who try to better the world metrk of 265 mile' per hour. From Bonneville, the camera<i move to Carlsbad, California, for motocro,i.. A world champion- 'hip event in Europe '>ince 1952. molocro~s is raced over natural terrain offering sharp turns, ,wirchbackf., hill~ and ravines. Nearly 250 rider<> of all age-; at- tad.. the course. In one clas!>, a 14-year old hoy he:it' out 'a field of vcter:in rider,. The la'l event in p gram " the .. hare an ounds. ·· The h,1rc 1, a tra1 arkcd y, ith lime. 'trctc 190 miles acro,., lio hcrn California from the M o ve dewrt to the Colorado rive The houndo; arc nearly 550 hi l. rider,. Camera" mounted on .1 hclicop1cr, on a rider\ hel- m t, and al strategic loca11om record 1hi' rc,1 or endurance of hoth man and machine. Splendor 1n Gfhe Crass ~arren Beatty Natalie Wood Page 12 () CtCL()CI\ M()Vll Monday-Part 1 Tuesday-Part 2 icABe ·n' in color I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 22. 1971 Ci) To Ttll the Truth MONDAY MAY 24 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Duck Soup" (comedy) '33 - Marx Brothers "Great Jesse James Raid'' (western) ·54 -Tom Neal, Barbara Peyton ID "Th~ Jackpot" (ccmedy) '50 - Jame~ Stewart. Barbara Hale. 9:30 O "The Young Land" (western) '59 -Pat Wayne, Dan O'Herhhy. Yvonne Craig D "Casiblanu" (drama) '43 - Humphrey Bogart. lng11d Bergman. l 0:00 3 "Six Black Horses" (western) '62-Audie Murphy Dan Duryea. 1:00 ID "T·Men" (adventure) '47-Den· n1s O't<eete. June Lockhart 2:00 D (C) "A Ticklish Altair" (romance) 63-Slurley Jones Red Bullons Gig Young 8 TBA 4:00 O (C) "Luq Gallant" (d1ama) SS -Charlton Heston Jane Wyman 4:30 3 Same as IOAM Movie EVFNING 6:00 6 Big News Jerry Dunphy 3 ABC News Reasllner Smith O KNBC Newservice Tom Snyder 0 The Allen Show O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "Splendor 1n the Grass" Part I (dra n1a) 61 -Natalie Wood. Warren Beatty. Pat Hingle High school girl m love with boy who stops seeing her suiters emol1onal breakdown railing to commi t ~mcicte she 1s comm1tlcd to mental ins11tullon D Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones @ Star Trtk ED A Time for John/Cha1lle's Pad g:) fisher family m Noticiero 34 m Death Valley Days ai) La Hora familiar con Consuelo ffi News Jim Hawthorne 6:30 3 News 8111 Huddy 6 Truth or Consequences 8 Cas News Walter C1onk1te 0 Candid Came1a 10 NBC News David Bunkley m The flying Nun (DNews ED Current Events £ lecl1on Spe c1al Program features appearances by alt 10 candidates for pos111ons on the Los Angeles Community Col lege~ hoard ol trustees. a body en trusted wrth the superm1on Qf the largest such system 1n the US g:) Selected films/Musicale m The Desert Report ail TBA 7:00 O CBS News Waller Cronkite 0 ffi NBC News David Brinklev. )ohn Chancellor. frank McGee D What's My Line? 10 Dick Van Dyke ID I Lov: Lucy @ :A, Dr1gnet eE Christ the Livlni Word m Angelitos Nerros ai) Si No Fueras Tu ro Movie Game 7:30 O Gunsmoke (R) A vengeful pris one1 poses a threat to rhe lite or Mall Dillon. who 1s rescued from watt!r po15oning and given passaee by a trail boss (Leif Er1ckson), whose cetebrahng drovers c1eale a prob lem 1n town on the '"Saturday Night" episode 0 10 m From a Bird's Eye \'iew "Hurricane Mill1cenl " Millie and Maggie try to sell a songwriter's work when he can'l pay a big bill run up on a flight. 0 Virginia G14h1m Show Guests Mr Billy De Wolfe. Kaye Ballard and Francis W Sargent 6 Movie: (C) "Forbidden Planet" (scr f1) '56-Walter P1deeon. Anne franc1s 0 3 l ffi let's Make a Deal D Million $ Movie: (C) (21/2hr) "Forever Amber" (drama) '47 - Linda Oarnell. Cornell Wilde. George Sanders Country girl attains success 1n Court ol Charles II, but lor1e1ts the true lover she sought ID Truth or Consequences @ It Takes a Thiel ED The Citywatchers WCinema 30 ED Do·Re..Mi ail TBA 7:55 ai) Cuestlon de Segundos 8:00 0 10, m Laugh·ln (R) Joey 81sh op guests O { 3 ' (E) Newlywed Game ID To Tell the Truth EID World Press g:) Men of Vision ED Yesenia 8:05 ail TBA 8:30 O 8 Here's Lucy (R) Du11ng her garage sale Lucy finds a "magic lamp' which grants w1she~ until she hides 11 tram Harry and its use 1.; suddenly lost tor everyone O NYPD 0 l ffi It Wu a Very Good Year The lite style ol 1959 -the year that Americans made off ro suburbia anti ct1scovered alfresco hvmg is re created and examined 'lf•lh Mel rcrme as host narrator Giselle Mac Kenzie guests ID David F1ost Show (E Dr11net gf) Pattern tor living ail Mtguelito Valdez Show 9:00 O Mayberry R.F.D. <R) Sam.Gooht'1 and Howard form a bicycle club. but they don·t tell their pal ( mmett about 11 fea11ng the exPrllon m111ht be loo much for him 0 10 m World Premiere Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Psychiatrist: 'Cod Bless the Children' " (R) (drama) '7D -Roy Th1nnes PPt" Ouel. l uther Ad fer A psych1at11st enlists the 81d of ht:> patient, an ex addict 1n deahna 71 S· of m w d 's II d e e s s Benti. Nahan. And Eyewitness News. Probing politics. And others1>0rts. Both culling the :-.hob a:-. they :-.cc them . Giving you all 1hc fact:-. you·11 ever need to know. Aboul worlll even t:-.. :-.port:-. evcnlf and al l 1he important happening!\ in bet ween. Join the Eyewitne:-.:-. New!\ team . And !'>l ay :.ihca<l of 1he game. At 4 :30. '.' :00 and again al I I :00 p.m. Every Monday 1h rnugh ~riday evening. Where new:-. i-. 1:nncerncd . CVC\\'ltncss llC\\'S 4:30, 5&.llt)m kabc·t\' l>enti srory nahan slo<111c wit!l a s:nall commu11ty's dru~ ept· demic. D I,.. s,..,,,.,,r~(,""'A,..,l l Billy Graham Central Kentucky Crusade Taped dur1ng Rev GrJham's crusa ie he"1 ;i1 1he Uni versity of Kentucky in Lexington To- night's topic. "Amertca's Armaged· don." fJ 3 (jl) CE) ABC Monday Movie: (C) (2h1) "Who's Been Sleepln& in My Bed?" (R) (comedy) '64-0ean Martrn. Elizabeth Montgom~ry, Carol Burnett A TV actor with two images By day, he's an upstanding TV "doc tor" ministering to his "patients": by night he has trouble coping with his fiancee and the wiv~ of his cronies (.BJ At Issue @ Felony Squad fD Realities "This Land Is .. The history of Southern llhno1s 1s traced from its early pioneer settlements to the present. €!) 30 Minutes ~ Sonrisu a!) El Pecado de Soll1 9:30 tJ ~j Doris Day (R) Doris and a government man accidentally swap attache cases at the airport. and she 1s pursued by rederal agents who think she's a spy @ Quest for Ad~enture ~Musicale/ Pastor's Du k ~ L.1 Cruz de M1risa Cruces a!)TBA 10:00 tJ ._a DEBUT Suspense Pl1yhous11 "The Search" 1s the first ol seven dramas scheduled for this summer serres Ryan O't'leal guests as a young man whose lrancee re fuses lo beli eve a report of his having drowned Stars include Mark Miller, Julte Sommars. Michael Ren nie and Barry Foster O Channel 5 News Kevin Sanders O Suter Ward News ID News Putnam/Fishman. @ M1ntr1p Al Hamel hosts. fD Realities "The Mind of Man " Leading mind research clinics where doctors are making new discoveries of how the mind works and what tis pow6rs are. a!) Hit del Momento 10:30 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Alom1 ol the South Seas" (adventure) '41 -Doro· thy Lamour. Jon Hall @ Bill Johns News m Cadena de Angustias 11 :00 tJ 8 m News 0 10 ffiNews -.6) Death Valley D1ys fJ L3J aJ News O Movie: "M1nlu " (drama) '63- Kerwin Mathews. Nadia Gray ID Movre: "Somewhere I'll Find You " (drama) '42 -Clark Gable @ But the Clock 11:30 tJ (8J Me111 Griffin 0 (IQ) m Johnny Carson fJ (3) (6) al Dick Cavett @ Roller Games 12:00 O One Step Beyond 1:00 tJ Movie: (C) "Port Atrlque" (dra· ma) '56 -Pier Angell, Phil Carey. (3J 0 fJ (8) OJ News ID Laurel & Hardy Featurette "Bang Bang " TUESDAY MAY 25 For morning and afternoon list ings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "Return of Jesse James" lwe\t ~rn1 ·5 1 -Jorn Ireland Ann Dvor a~ "The light That Failed" 1<lrama) .10 -Ronald Colman Ida Lupmo m (C) "South ol St. Louis" I ,,est trnJ 48 -Joel McCrPa lathary toll Dorothy Malone 9·30 0 "City That..,t1ev tr Sleeps" ldra ma) 53 -Gig Younv Maia PoNers 0 "The Hauntin&'' «drama) 61 JuhP Ha111s Richard Johnson 10 00 3 "Has Anybody Seen My Gal" rom~<!yl 52-Ror~ Huds:in f'1pP1 Laurie 1 ·00 m "Presen hng lily Mars" rmumalt '4 3 -Judy Garland V:in Heflin 2·00 O (C) "The last Voya~e" td1ama1 60 -Robert <-.tac~ 8 TBA 4.30 e "Walk like a Dragon" ld1ama1 60-Jack Lord Jo\eph1n,. Hutchin son 3:00 3 'lame a~ IOAM Movie THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK MAY 22, 1971 EVENING I 0 Whafs My Line? 10 Dicli Van Dylie m I love Lucy 6:00 f) Big News Jerry Dunphy ® 8 Dragnet 3 ABC News Reasoner Sm11h ffi Conversations With a Psychia·1 Keenan Wynn Story about a deadly battle of wits tor control of an Amer 1can nuclear submarine 8 I pECIAL I Oral Roberts TV Festi- val Jimmy Durante and Bobby Golds boro are special guests 0 KNBC News Torr Snyder hist Or £dward Stainbrook 0 The Allen Show Guesls are Sarahl em Christ the Living Word I Vaughn Belly Walker foster Brooks g) Angelitos Neeros and Dr Richard Sand CB St N? f ueras tu I 0 Sia O'Clocli Movie: (C) (90) Cl) Movie Game "Spltndo~ in the Grass" Conclus1on 7:30 f) a Beverly H1llb1lhes !RJ Granny drama) 61 -Natalte Wood. Warren dreams that [lly May m.une~ a g1 Bl'atty Sandy Dennis. Pat Hingle Jnt fro~ 1n a n1ghlmare insp11ed Nllen a high school grrl tries lo com by Mark Templl:'ton I 1Tlll suic1de Sht IS comm1lled to al 0 10 m Juhl (R) Courting ,..,ntal 1ns111ution Tim" iulta is cousin Sara's ID1anal 0 Dick Van Dyke 5ands1 witness in a court suit while m The Flintstones r.er boyf11end IS the la"'Y" tor the @ Star Trek oppos1t~ side ff) A Time for John/Charlie's Pad 0 Angel Warm-Up EB Fisher family 0 3 6 rn The Mod Squad (R) @D Noticiero 34 .. Is ThE1e Anyone Left tn Santa ffi Duth Valley Days Paula' Fernando lamas gue,ts as CB la Hora familiar con Consuelo a police lteulenant involved 1n lhe C!) News Jim Hawthorne 1llegc1I entry of Mt>~1can youths 6:30 3 News Bi!I Huddy across the California border 6 Truth or Consequences 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (21/1hr) 8 CBS News Walll'r Cronkite "The Magnificent Seven•· (drama) 0 Candid Camm 60 -Yul Brynner ( 11 Wallach 10 NBC News Dav11f B11nkley Am •11can gunfighter\ are hired to m The flying Nun protect a srnall Mwcan town from rn Hodgepod&e l odge outla ws I m David f rost Show ffi Dragnet @ID Pattern for Living m la Coza Juzgada 9:0~ 0 10 ffi NBC Tuesday Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Leve God" (comedy) S4 -Don Knotts Anne Francis. £dmond 0 B11en A small town pub l1sher finds his bud watchers" month ly mJga11ne has been turned into a best selling g11he maga11ne while he was out of the country ffi Felony Squad ffi The Advocates "Should J Edgar Hoover Be Replaced, EB Challenge ~ El Pec<ldo de Sofia 9:30 f) 8 All 1n the family (R) Mike invites a legally unmarried couple to spend 1he night ar the Bunkei hou~e ®Treasure EB Musiule/Paslor's Desk @?) la C1uz de Marisa Crucu CE) f estival Mexicano EB Selected film /Musicale m Truth or Consequences m The Desert Report ffi It Takes a Thief 10:00 f) 8 60 Minutes CB TBA ffi I SPECIAL I Los Angeles Phrlhar-0 3 6 CE> Marcus Welby, M.D. ffi News monic -1812 (RJ Presented in !R) Annther Buckle for Wesley H111 · 7·00 f) CBS News Wait Pr Cron"1te sler~o simulc.ast wilh radio slalion A vigorous young rancher lapses in 0 ffi NBC News David B11nkley KPFK 90 7 FM Tchtakovsky's "181 21 to despondency when he becomes 6 To Tell the Truth Overlure · 15 perlormt>d by Zubm dependent on a kidney machtne -----------------------------\1°hta and lhP. Los An~eles Ph1lhar Glenn Corbell and Chill Wills guest DR. GARY L. COUTURE -CHIROPRACTOR- WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE RELOCA- TION OF HIS OFFICE TO NEWPORT BEACH FROM BOSfON. MASS.. AFTER BEING IN PRACTICE FOR TEN YEARS. MeMee•: e PARi<ER CHIROPRACTIC R ESEARCH FOUNOVION e GONSTEAO $£MINAR • PALMER COLLEGE ALUMNUS e AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSN • • • 645-5300 0"" 0111'1' •11d EVtfti"tS ......... _,. ,.,.,.,,.,. llol..-.rl f.unro•I, "tar of NH<:•,. nc.-w The 0 . \. M>ri4· .... ii' no ,.1ran11tr lo th.-C'ourtroom. For m a ny month~ ht" ha,. lwen a f r~tfUf'nl "'"itor lo Lo"' Ani;:.-lc• ... Coun1y0 i-llall of J u ... ti<·•· tt eal'C'hing hi,. rol.-. ""' a "llf'••lolor in all for111 ... of rourt ~·~ii. • • • r~~.._....._._~~~~~.-.~---~, t TOP SOIL ~R~:~~ t t ORGANIC GARDENING SPECIALIST t t HAL KIMPIR'S SAODLHACK SOIL SERVICE t ~~~~1!!' _ -----~~ ~~u mon1c at the Hollywood Bowl 1n 0 Buler Ward News 1910 m News Putnam/Fishman E!i) Cinema 30 @ Mantrap Al Hamel hosts g) [spectaculos ff) £ncore Paris (R) Actor Cha1les CB TBA Boy.•r nmates lh1~ film by rrede11c 7:55 ~ Cueshon de Segundos Rossif {"'To Die 1n Madrid· ) about the Pans ol yeste1day and today 8:00 e Gieen Acru (R) Oliver IS facedl both grave and f11volous with t .. o rnses Lisa 1s learn1n1t lo 1111., and ~'! must harvest hi~ apple 10:30 0 Channel 5 News ·~p b•:or" 11 spoils I m Bill Johns News 0 10 m I SPl CIAl I K1faru -The m Cadena de Angusllu Black Rhinoceros (R) A b1olog1st 11:00 f) a g) News SIUCllLS lhe life PJllerns ol lhe rhl Q 10 ffi News nocero~ 1n its Airtran hab1tal John 0 Mcvle: (C) "Dixi~" (musical) ·43 Goddard cl Canad1aa wildlife biolo Bing Crosby, Dorolhy Lamour •isl sea1ch~s for th~ rhinos by car 6 Death Valley Days airplane and O'l foot 0 3 rn News 0 ANGELS vs. A's! I O Movie: "The Nun and the Ser· * A REAL RIVALRY! geant" <drama) o2-Rober1 Web O Angel Baseball Ca11t i\nre1\ 1-; b~r Anna Sien Oakland At hte11cs al 01\land m Movie: "The £nlorcer" (mystery) 8 Al Issue '50 Humphrey Bogart. Zero Mostel m To Tell the Truth ffi Beat the Clock ra I SPlCIAl I Celebration ol Argen rn Realities This Land I~ CR) tina's National Holiday 2hq Musir in<! dorumrntanes EB rull Gospel Businessmen g) Los Beverly de Peralv1llo 8:05 CB Los Aficionados en 1a Comun1dad 8:30 f) Hee Haw (R) Merle Ha1uiard [dd1e r ukano and Bonnie Owens ~uest 0 3 6 Cl) ABC Movie of the Week: (C) (90) "Assault on the Wayne" (R) (adventure) 'JD-Joseph Cotten Lloyd Haynes Dewey Martin. Leonard N1moy W1ll1am Windom. 11:30 f) 8 Merv Griffin 0 10 ffi Johnny Carson 0 3 6 Cl) Dick Cavett ® Mov1e: "The Overlanders" (ad ven1wP) 46 -Chips Rafferty. Daphne Campbell 1:00 f) Movie: "The Mob" (drama) '51 BrodertCk Crawford 3 0 0 8 10 News 0 One Step Beyond m All-Night Show: "Spitfire,'' "lut Days of Pompeii" and "Cairo Road." 71 ) y) s b h a e ar e e s AN OUTDOOR LABORATORY THE OAtLV PILOT l\I WEEK. MAY 22. 1971 The results of Goddard's studies and a closeup view of familr. life in Africa are highlighted in the GE Monogram Series spccia , "Kifaru-The Black Rhinoceros," which repeats on NBC, Tuesday The rim of a 2,000-foot deep crater in East Africa doesn'I exactly at 8 PM. E. G. Marshall is the on-camera narrator. sound like the perfect place to raise a family, but Canadian wildlife The ftoor of the Ngorongoro Crater in nonhern Tanzania, which biologist John Goddard would strongly disagree. serves as Goddard's outdoor laboratory, is I 00 square-miles of un· For Goddard, hii. wife and two young daughters have spent sev- eral years living jusl that way and, what's more, they love every moment of it. The young Canadian family left rhe comforts of civilization be- r:~;;_: ...... --~ th .!1- G /VES DAD A HAND-Penny Goddard, 9, gives her /atlier, Canadian wildlife hio/ogist John Goddard, a bit of assistance w he mearnrn a rhino. hind rhem when they moved to Africa where Goddard has com- piled rhe first major scientific study of 1he black rhinoceros. adulterated paradise, teeming with animal and plant life. Of all the craler's animals, lhe rhinoceros is the ugliest 10 human eyes. A living relic from the dark void of prehistory, the rhino once roamed the plains of Europe, Asia and North America. Early man killed him for food. Modem man kills him for plea.sure, either to sell horns to those who cherish them as an aphrodisiac or to proudly display a trophy lhat appears brutal and menacing even in death. II is Goddard's hope that his s1udies will lead 10 a greater under- standing of 1he black rhinoceros and thal lhis increased knowledge will provide man with additional incentive to try and preserve the )pecies for future generations. Seeking basic tnformation about numbers, loca1ion, food habits, birth and death rates, Goddard worked in close quarters with this powerful animal. An MGM documentary crew, headed by producer-wri1er Irwin Rosten, spent many monlhs in Africa filming Goddard'!> aclivities for the GE Monogram Series special. To be near 1he rhinos as much as possible, the Goddards live among them 20 days of the mon1h. The telecast shows the family camping on the crater ftoor, carrying their supplies down from head· quarters on lhe rim of the crater and retrieving fresh water from a nearby stream. The Goddard children-Penny, 9, and Nikki, 3,-live their hv~ as normally ai. possible. Penny studies her lessons daily under the rutelage of her mother, Shelley. And Nikki, like most rhrec year old~. ha~ a ball discovering the wonders of nalure around her "We're a very close family unit," says Goddard, "and we're prob- ably clo er because of our unique si tuarion. The children love Africa and my wife 1s a true spartan about it all. It will be very difficult for us to go back to civilization now." Pali(' l 5 WEDNESDAY MAY 26 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "Citttlne Gertie's Carttr'' (com· edy) ·45 -Dennis O'Keere. Marie McDonald "Crime Without Puslon" (mystery) '34-Claude Rains, Mario. m "Down lo the Sea In Ships" (ad- venture) '49 -Richard Widmark, Lionel Barrymore. 9:30 O (C) "Conio Crosslni" (adven· t.ure) '56 -Peler Lorre. Virginia Mayo. O (C) "Never Too Lite" (comedy) '65 -Connie Slevens. Paul Ford. 10:00 "Seven Surprises'' (comedy) '63 -Claude Jutra, Albert Faille · 1:00 m (C) "Rogue River" (drama) '50 -Rory Calhoun, Peter Graves 2:00 O (C) "40 Guns to Apache Pass" (western) '67-Audie Murphy, Mith ael Burns 3:00 L!" TBA 4:00 iJ (C) "A Sona lo Remember" (dra- ma) '45 -Cornel Wilde. Merle Oberon 4:30 (3) Same as IOAM Movie EVfNING 6:00 f) Bl& Ntws Jerry Dunphy. (])ABC New5 Reasoner. Smith O KNBC New5 Tom Snyder O The All!n Show Della Reese. Mil· ton Berle. Jerry Collins and columnis\ Count Marco guest O Six O'Clock Movie: (90) "The President's lady" (drama) '53 - Charlton Heston, Susan Hayward, John Mcintire. Fay Bainter O Dick Yan Dyke Show m The nints1ones ID Sur Trek ID A Time for John/Ch11lie's Pad m Fisher family ~ Notidero J.4 m Death Valley Days a;) LI Ho11 Familiar con Consuelo ffl News hm Hawthorne 6:30 (3 News 8111 Huddy 6) Truth or Consequentes a CBS News Waller Cronkite O ~ndid Camera lQJ NBC News David B11nkley m The flyin& Nun Eil) Hod1epod1e lod&e €!) Selected Alm I Music:ale m Desert Report a;)TBA ffi News 7:00 f) CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC New5 David Brinkley. Ci) To Tell the Tru1h O Whirs My Une? 1Q) Movie: (C) "40 Pounds of Tro.u- blt" (comedy) '63 -Tony Cur11s. Su1anne Pleshette m I love Lucy Page 16 Orug obuse omong the young hos touched most of our lives in one woy or onother. But how much do we reolly le now obout the problem? Whot is foct ond what is fiction? THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, .MAY 22. 1971 "If You Turn On" osks these questiom of Los Angeles young people. Th ey have o lot to soy, off of it worth repeating. Join Jerry Dunphy for th is Not1onol Emmy award winning spec1ol. Wednesday 7:30 pm C85~2 971 U) Cl) Dr1inet Lockwood guests as a hippie-style m I IPfcilL I Los Anacles Philhlf· dccto; who fig:lts with a still-necked mon!c Conce;I "Andre Watts. Mozart colleague (Andrew Ou·!gan) for prolT' Plano Concerto # 24." Young Ameri-1s1ng too much succe~s with <> new can planist Andre Watts is seen pre. treatment for a girl suffering from paring for and performing the Mozart gangrene. Concerto in C Minor with the Los 0 (lg) m I sfiCtAL I An Evenin& Anaeles Philharmonic under the With the Harlem Globetrotters Joe oaton or Zubin Mehta. Garagiol3 is commentator for this e> Christ the Livina Wo1d "game" between the Globetrotters i!) Anaelitos Nearos and the Jersey City Reds. Com- a!) Si No fueras Tu (dtan Nipsey Russell and 5-year-old m Movie G1me Stevie Christy are featured. 7:30 8 I $PICtlL ! If You Turn On KNX.T's 0 (I)@ t£) love on a Rooftop Jerry Dunphy serves as reparter for (R) "117 Ways to Cook Hamburger." this repeat heur that features a Bride Julie invests heavily -10 "fact or fiction" quiz about drugs pounds worth -in hamburger, only that viewers can take to test their to learn her husband can't stand knowledge relating to drugs. ground meat. 0 m The t.1.-from Shiloh (R) m David frost Show "The Price of the Hanging," Tate U) felony Squid (Lee Majors) works to free a doctor EID DEBUT firine line WilHam F. sentenced to hane after the medic Buckley hosts. "Dump Nixon?" ~aves the life of Tale's boss Guests are Rep. Paul McCloskey and O Aneel Warm·Up Allard Lowenstein. 0 (I) (j) al Courtship of Eddie's @ID 30 Minutes father (R) "When the Shoe Is on m El Pec1do de Sofia the Other Foot It Doesn't fit " Cyn-9:l 0 0 @ al The Immortal CRl thia Kurian tries to persuade Tom ,I' "The Legacy." Ben Richards be· Corbett to run an article on women's comP.s a prisoner in a Mexican liberation. mining camp when it's discovered Cl) Seven Seas that one ot the miners has typhoid. O Million$ Movie (C) (2'/2hr) "Tht 1E V1e1bond Pride and the Passion" (adventure) i!) LI Cruz de M1ris1 Cruces ·57 -Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant. a!) TBA Sophia Loren. 10:00 i) @ Haw1il five-0 (R) Paul Burke m Truth or Consequences guests as an armaments exporter U) It Tlkes 1 Thief whose wife is the victim of a kid· @ID Cintm1 30 naping that 1s probed by McGarrett. i!} Enulada de locos 0 (@ m Four. in-One: Mttloud a!) TBA (R) "The Concrete Co1Tal." McCloud 7:55 a!) Cuestion de Seeundos investigates a rodeo murder in New 8:00 York's Madison Square Garden. 0 ANGELS vs. A's! 0 Baxter Ward News * RED·HOT RIVALRY! m News Putnam/Fishman. Q An1el Beseb1ll The Angels vs · U) Mantrap Al Hamel hosts. the Oakland A's. ID Masterpiece Theatre 0 m@ ('£)I OmlL I Plimpton! 10:15 0 An1el Wrap-Up The Man on the flyine Trapeze The 10:30 0 Channel 5 News undaunted amdteur joins th e cirCijS, ~ (3) al NFL Action "N~w Breed." and after weeks of strenuous train-Tim kossovlch and D1ck1e Post ar(' mg. is seen performing with the featur.ed. Flying Apollos act on the high trap-U) Bill Johns News . eze before a tent filled with people. ml Cadena de Aneustias m INTERNATIONAL 11:00 0 n1 News * BEAUTIES COMPETE g ~v~ ~~~s "Rainbow Island'' FOR TOP HONORS (musical) '44 -Dorothy Lamour. m I SPWAL I Miss lnternttional @ Death Valley Days Beauty Pageant (Preliminary) Byron 0 CV m News Palmer is master of ceremonies for 0 Movie: "You Belong to Me" ttiis p1geant, telecast live from Long (comedy) '41-Barbara Stanwyck Beach. Cal. m I 5'WAL I Miu International ID The French Chef Be1uty Pai unt (Finals) fifty nations @ID The An swer are represented 111 this pageant from ml lucha Libre Long Beach, Cal. Byron Palmer is 8:05 m Duefo en Patines Roller Games master of ceremonies and Bill Welsh 8:30 IJ Ci) To Rome With Love (R) provides the back stage color Allison accidentally gets a part in a U) Beat the Clock hippie movie filming in Rome. then ID Book Beat "Defending the En· wants to change her life style and vironment." by Joseph L. Sax wander through Europe Wllh the 11:30 a (J) Merv Griffin nlm troupe. 0 (}9l m Johnny Carso:i ID Dr11net 0 (3) @ al Dick C1Vett EI1) DEBUT Just Jan "Errol Garner." U) Movie: "The Golden Gloves Errol Garner is the first guest in this Story" (drama) '50-Dewey Martin JO-week series f~o.m Chicago. 12~30 m All·Ni&ht Show: "The (lay DivOI'· @ID Pattern for Llv1ne cee." "Chin1town Squad" and 9:00 8 (!)Medici I Center (R) Gary "Eureka Stockade." THE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 22. 1971 On Wednesday at 9 PM William F. Buckley will hcg1n hii. new F_iring Line series on KCET, Channel 28. The new series will be shown exclusively on Channel 28 and the other 200 stations of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). ' According to PBS spokesmen, Firing Line will continue to be a one·tO·one "exchange of ideas" between Buckl ey and prominent guests. - • The series will be taped in New York, Washington, D.C., and at PQS stations across the tountry. Plans are being made for i.ome live broadcasts. The "advantage of contemporaneity.'' Buckley explained. was the main reason he decided to bring Firing Line to PBS. Previo usly, when the program was shown on both commercial and public stations, "as much as I 0 weeks" could pass between the time a program was taped and the time it aired, he added. The new series, which will be funded by' a grant from the Cor· poration for Public Broadcasting and produced hy the Southern Educational Communications Association. will feature 46 original one·hour programs. Six·of the 46 shows will be repeated to fill out the year. The only major change in the Firing Line format, according to producer Warren Steibel , will be the additioo of panels of university students to each show. He said student leaders would be chosen fro m a different universit y each week to appear on the program. Previous guests on Firing Line have included Richard N iiton, Spiro Agnew, Eldridge Cleaver, Abba Eban. Enoch Powell, Billy Graham and Barry Goldwater. Firing Line, which won an Emmy for outi.tanding program achievement in· 1969, brings the PBS public affairs schedule to six programs. Other series include: The Advocates; Wa-;hington Weck in fteview; World Press; Thirty Minutes With . . and Realities. THURSDAY MAY 27 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. 0XvT1ME Mov1ts 9:00 m "Toughest Man in Arizona" (western) '51 -Vaughn Monroe. Joan Leslie. 9:15 O "Hollywood Boulevard" (drama) '36 -John Halliday, Marsha HUnl "Curtain Up" (comedy) '53 -Rob· ert Morley, Kay Kendall. 9:30 O "Belle le Crand" (drama) '50- Vera Ralston, John Carroll 0 "Never Let Me Go" (drama) '53 -Clerk Gable. Gene Tierney. 10:00 (1) "The World Ten Times Over" (drama) '64-Sylvra Sims r dward Judd 1:00 m ''The Private Life of Henry VIII" (classic) '33 -Charles Laughton. Melle Oberon 2:00 0 (C) "Captain Horatio Hornblow· er" (adventu re) 'SI -Gregory Peck Virginia MiYO 3:00 (jJTBA 4:30 f) (C) "Crosswinds" (adventure) '5_1 -John Payne, Rhonda Fleming (:t Same as lOAM Movie Look Of f V ENI Nr. 6:00 fJ Bic NtWJ Jerry Dunphy. ABC News Reasoner, Smith O KNBC News Tom Snyder 0 The Allen Show Guests are Mil· ton Berle, Marty Ingels. Suzanne Charney, Amanda Blake and Steve Baker 0 Six O'Clock Movie; (C) (90) "The Pad, (and How to Us.e It)" (comedy) '66 -Brian Bedford, Julie Somm!rs. Shy, reticent musi c1an is aided by an aggressive friend to make good with a girt he meets. fJ Dick Vin Oykt m The nintstones ID Movie: "Arsenic and Old Lace" (comedy) '44 -Cary Grant, Jose phine Hull, Raymond Massey al) A Time lor John/Charlh~'s P1d m Asher family m Notidero 34 m Duth Valley Days a;) La Hori F1mill1r con Consuelo ~ News Jim Hawthorne 6:30 JI News Bill Huddy. 70 Truth or Consequences ~CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 Clndid C.mer1 O NBC News David Bnnkley m The flying Nun al) Hodgepodge Lodge m> Selected Film/Musicale m The Denrt Report a;) TBA al News 7:00 6 CBS News Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC News David Bunkley ~~~~~~dd(:fdObVi)~~~-~~ Pa1e 18 or J.~a:je Your Next Cadillac or Oldsmobile from . . -ALLEN- oldsmobile-Cadillac, Inc. 1UO SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY, LAGUNA HACH Nut to the Potterv Shn• 4t6-1Z41 494-1114 541-J10l THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 22, 1971 To Tell the Truth Frederick Delius, as seen throu1h 0 Wh•f s My Une? the eyes of a young organist who (12) Diel! Van !>Pe spent those years of bhndness and m I Love Lucy paralysis with him. ED I S~WAl I Through My Eyu m Pattern for Living Comedian David Steinberg hosts this 9:00 f) (!) CBS Thursd17 Movie: (C) presentation of the winning entries (2hr) ''W•rning Shot" (R) (mystery) and linallsls' trims from NET's lirsl '67-David Janssen, Walter Pidgeon. national Young People's Film Compe Lillian Gish, Eleanor Parker. A de- t1tion (ages 6 18) Also featured is tective. accused of murder, unear1hs an interview with Douglas Brodoff som! startling !tels while lryinir to and Roger Cahslro of Woodbridge, t:slablish his innocence Conn O The h&itlvt m>Christ the Uving W0<d O OO Ci.HEMlke Room For eri) Ancelltos Negros Gr1ndd1ddy "The Return of Barney a;) Si No rueras Tu Shaker " Sammy Davis Jr guest ffi Movie C•m• stars as a once popular entertainer 7:30 f) ra) Family Aff1ir (R) Uncle Bill now on his uppers takes lhe kids to their Childhood m Challenge home rn Indiana In an attempt lo a;) El Peudo de Sofia rekindle the11 memories of their 9:30 0 o m Adam·12 (R) "Cigar father, which seem to be lading. ettes. Cars and Wild. Wild Worn 0 0 m Flip Wilson (R) David en .. Ollrcers Malloy and Reed cope Frost. Aretha franklin and Chaille with mini-skirted hitchhikers who Callas are Fl1p's guests steal cars from unsuspecting motor 0 Virginia Graham Show Karen 1sts Mouow. Ge1main Greer. Henny 0 13 6)(D Oan August (R) Youngman and Richard Deacon "Passing Farr " The murder ol a guest psychiatrist leads Del LI August 0 (J 1 f6'l ffi Alias Smith and on a search for a missing Ille. Jones (R) "The Man Who Murdered m Musicale/Pastor's Deslc Himself ·• Curry's 1ob of transporting eI) la Cruz de Maris. Cruces dynamite turns out to be less dan ai) Silent film Classics gerous than Heyes', wlttch is guid 10:00 0 o m Dun Mutin (R) Guests ing a~ ~1cheolog1~al expedition. a1e Frank Sinatra. Ruth Buw. Kay 0 M1lhon $ Movie: (2%hr) "JUlr· Medford and Barbara Heller ez" (drama) '39 -Paul Muni, Bette O Ch1nnel 5 Ne111s Davis Intensely d1amatic histo11cal fJ Ba•ter Ward News picture. conflict of Muican Indian m Nein Putnam/Fishman. liberator and Hapsburg Prince Maxi al) Specul•tion "A Conversation m1han for lr~edom ol Muico tram With Norman Mailer .. (R) Pulitier France p111e winning author ol '1he Armies m Truth or Consequences ot the Nighl" and the recent "01 a m> Cinema JO fire on the Moon " eri) Premiere Movie 10:30 ffi Roundtable Oiscussion ai) TBA 0 Movie: (C) "Beyond the Blue 7:55 ai) Cllestion de Seeundos Horizon" (adventure) '42-Dorothy 8:00 f) (8 J R£TURN l ancer Jonnny Lan Lamour. Richard Dennlna. cer meets and falls ln love with @ Marshal Dillon a lovely mis~1onary whose dedicated 0 Cl) (iD This Is Your Lile Ralph interest rn the residents ol her Iron· fdwards hosts t1e1 slalion p1oves a se11ous obstacle @ 8111 Johns News to their courtship Brooke Bundy m C•dena de Angustias guest stars. 11:00 O 00 al News m DRUG ABUSE CAUSES? O 10\ m News * BROTHERS, SISTERS @ Outh v11111 D11s DIG INTO PROBL(MS 0 (Jj ffi NeW$ m Alternatives 'S1bhngs .. Program D Movie: "Sherloclt Holmes and deals wrth the many pres~ures that Dressed to Kill" (mystery) '46 - develop between brothers and sisters Basil Rathbone. Nigel Patrick Clnd lead some to seek reh·t by l'ie m Movie. "The Dark Corner'' (mys use ol drugs tery) '46 -Mark Ste.,ens Lucille al) Wuhincton Week in Review Ball 8:05 a!) Telt-Revista Musical ID Be1t the Clock 8·30 0 o m Ironside (R) "Check. al) Washington WeO in Review Male and Murder " Conclusion ol 11 :30 0 (81 Mm Griffin two pa1t dram11 Ironside helps solve 0 O m Johnny Cuson thr. murder ol a crim1nolog1st 0 l J (6) al Dick Cnett D HYPO m Movie: "Mad at the Wo1ld" 0 (3) (6) al Bewitched CR) "Paul (drama) '55 -frank love1oy, Keefe Revere Rides Again .. Samantha asks Braselle. Kathy O'Donnell Esmeralda to zap back a Paul Re 12:00 0 One Step Beyond verc teapot to her rn Salem and gels 12:30 0 Community Bulletin 801rd the patriot and hrs horse 1:00 B Movie : "Summer love" (mus1 m 01vid frost Show cal) '58-John Saxon Jill SI John ID Olympic Boring [3 0 0 (i) (lij) News al) NET Pl1yhouse (R) "A Song of m All-Night Show: "S•kima •nd the Summer " Biographical drama about Mashd M1rvel," "Walerlront" and lhe linal yea1s of fnallsh comp0ser "Cry Danger." 971 U&h 111ho and (C) ery) on, de rths lo or ney sl ner ,ar m· pe ho or R) a OSI ts ay on er es a e y h d e ' · FRIDAY MAY 28 For morning and afternoon llstlnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 D "Innocents in P1ris" (adventure) '55 -Claire Bloom, Margaret Ruth· erford. "Three Men In a Boat" (com edy) '56-laurence Harvey, Marllla Hunt m "Abbott & Costello in the Foreign Legion" (comedy) '50-Bud Abbotl, Lou Costello 9:30 0 "That's My Man" (drama) '47 -Don Ameche, Catherine Mcleod 0 "four Sons" (drama) '40-Don Ameche, Mary Beth Hughes 10:00 CI; "The Son of Robin Hood" (ad venture) '59-David Hedison, June Laverick. 1:0) m "'The Su on Charm" (drama) '48 -Robert Montgomery, Susan Hay ward. 2:0!l 0 "Twenty Plus Two" (drama) '61 -David Janssen. Jeanne Crain 3:00 @ TBA 4:30 i) "Moss Rose" (mystery) '47 - Victor Mature. Peggy Cummins. Ethel Barrymore. CD Same as IOAM Movie. 5:00 0 "The Errand Boy" (comedy) '61 -Jerry Lewis, Brian Donlevy. EVENING 6:00 i) Big News Jerry Dunphy. (1) ABC News Reasoner. Smith. O KNBC Newservlce Tom Snyder. O The Allen Show Guests are Joe Higgins, Milton Berle, Pamela Mas- on, Richard Du son, Or Richard Gardner. 0 Sia O'Clock Movie: (C) (90) "Muscle Buch Party" (teen) '64- Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Luciana Paluzzi. A wealthy contes5a. interested in a handsome muscle man, plans to finance a stung of gymnasiums, then lransfers her af fections to a young surfing enthus 1ast m Thi! Flintstones @ Star Trek al) A Time for John/Charlie's Ped m Fisher family al Noticiero 34 m Death Valley Days a:> la Hora h miliar con Consuelo Cl) News Jim Hawthorne. 6:30 (3) News Bill Huddy. (6) Truth or Consequences CU CBS News Walter Cronkite O NBC Nt!Ws David Brinkley. m The Flying Nun al) Hodeepodgt Lod&e m Selected films m Tht Destrt Report a!) TIA (l)Nen 7:00 i) CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 m NBC News David Brinkley. @ To Tell the Truth 0 What's My Line! ®.) Dicil Van Dyke m I Love Lucy @ @ Dragnet al) Thirty Minutes With .•• m Christ the Living Word al Angelitos Negros a:> Si No Fueras Tu Cl) Movie 61me 7:30 i) The Interns (R) Dr Hardin 1s suspected in the death of lhe hostess at a party he can't 1emember attending because he was served druggd punch 3) Movie: (C) "Love Is a M1ny Splendored Thing'' (drama) '55 - Wilham Holden, Jennifer Jones 0 0 m High Chaparral (R) "The r orge of Hate." An Apache Chief undermines efforts of a young war- rior to make peace with the White man. Robert Louia guests 0 Virgini1 6rah1m Show Guests are John Raitt, Chief Red Fox and Burl Reynolds. 0 @ Cl) The Brady Bunch (R) .. The Baysitters." Greg and Marcia become the lamlly sitters for the first time. Movie: TBA 0 Miiion $ Movie: (2hr) "Kiss of Death" (mystery) ·4 7-Brtan Don. levy, Victor Malure, Richard W1d mark. Captured 1ewel thief reluses to aid assistant DA in orde r to light· en his sentence-until he learns thal his cohorts kepi all the loot. m Truth or Consequences m It Takes I Thiel EE Rappinf Up the Week Les Crane hosts discussion series covering mai· or news events. EI!)Cinema 30 al Estrellas Musicales a!) TBA 7:55 a:> Cuestion de Segundos 8:00 0 @ Cl) Nanny & the Prolusor (R) "The Visitor." Butch's Canadian pen pal pays the Everetts a surprise v1s1t and lries to hide the fact that he 1s a runaway. m To Tell the Truth m Living Book al Sylvi1 y Enrique 8:05 a:> Luch1 Libre 8;30 i) CBS Friday Movie: (C) (21/zhr) "Life With father" (comedy) "47-W1ll1am Powell. Irene Dunne, fhzabeth Taylor. [dmund Gwenn, Zazu Pills Clarence Day's American classic which lakes place in New York City in the 1880s and centers around family life al lhe Day house hold 0 (@ m Name of the Game (R) "I Love You, Billy Baker " Part t of two parts Sammy Davis Jr guest stars as an insecure. superslar soul singer in a drama also starring Tony Franciosa. Joey Bishop, Ray Charles, Xavier Cugal, Dionne War· wick. Tony Marlin. Jack Carter and Norm Crosby. O NYPO 0 @ al The P1rtridgt family (R) "'Did You Hear the one About Danny Partridger· (Continued) • THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 2c, • Brand New Honda · Fully Factory Equipped $200 Total Down Payment s 7!~ MONTH )6 111011tflt °" approYal of credit, Totol catll price htcl•dllM) Miles taa a11d 1971 llcewi t f-S 1 SH .72. Deferred pcryrN11t price IRclYdlMJ toa, licenw and finance chortn SlHJ.44. ANNUAL f'UCENTAGE RATI 11 fl•/• llMIMlll. "W• Aal NIY'll IAlllPllD UNTIL YOW A .... 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''"" JIS llJ. sau .,... ,.,,,_,., M•ln & JI• 211 Ml. It, Mt ln •Hf.cl & JI• IU 141. rt, M1ln Only 163 14. It, M •I" Only, afffecl Ill Ml· It. J ill UM!. II. P'rkc: lU'5 fully rl119ed, w/ln..-a~ & l11m eu «up'tt iEhS 64'5:'1i'44 2200 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT HACH P•1• 20 THE OAILY PILOT. Tl/ WEEK. MAY 22, 197t FRIDAY (Continued) Guests are r.1orey Amsterdam and Jacl.ie Cooaan. (i) David frost Show IE) Dtaanet al) Just Jan (R) Erroll Garner. p1anist·composer, guests. €E) Pattern for LiYin1 9:0D 0 The Fuiitive 0 @ a) That Girl CR) "That Senorita " Ann Marie learns the comedic Mexican she is to play in a sketch 1s offensive to Meiucan Amert cans Aleiandro Rey guests IE) Felony Squad al) Soul! €E) 30 Minutes m l a Crlada Bien Criada al) El Pecado de Solia 9:30 fJ a) The Odd Couple (R) "The Jury Story." Felix, over Oscar's objections. tells their dates how they met while on Jury duty. Q ( shciAL I World of Two Wheels A variety of motorcycling events are presented. m Quest for Adventure @I!) Musicale /Pastor's Deu m la C11u de Marisa Cruces al) Spanish Feature film 10:00 0 o m Stranae RePort (R) "Skeleton -Let Sleeping Heroes Lie " Discovery of a World War II skeleton leads to a trait of treason 0 News Sanders/Morris. 0 (D 00 m love, American Style (R) James Brolin, Henry GJbson. George Lindsey. Tina Louise. John McMartin, Mary Ann Mobley and Cesar Romero star In "Love and the Duel." "love and the Young Unmarrieds," and "Love and the Note." fJ 811ter Ward News m News Putnam/Fishman. li) Mantrap til) American Film Institute Theatre 10:30 O Movie: (C) (90) "TJPhoon" (ad. venture) '40 -Dorothy Lamour, Robert Preston. liJ Bill Johns News til) Realities (R) "This Land Is" m C.den1 de Ancusttu 11:00 iJ m News 0 Q mNews @ Dt1UI ValltY DaJs fJ (E)Hews O Movie: 'The Steel Trap" (mys- tery) '52-Joseph Cotten m Movie: "Two Ra1s West" (west- ern) 'SO-Jeff Chandler m But lhe Clock 11:15 €C) Cinema 34 11:30 iJ Merv Griffin 0 0 6D Johnny Cuson 0 (3) @) a) Dlcll Cavett m Movie: (C) "Checkpoint" (adven· lure) '57-Anthony Steel. til) Converntions With a Psychia· trist 12:00 O Movie: "Genevieve" (romance) '54-Kay Kendall. Kenneth More 12:45 fJ More for Your Money l :DO iJ Movie: "The Eu l I" (comedy) '47 -Fred MacMurray @ 0 0 00@) News m All·Nilf!t Show: "All Ille Young Men," 'The Marniflunt Ambtrsons" and "Outcast of the Islands." SATURDAY MAY 29 MORNING 6:00 TV I Classroom 6:30 iJ Summer Semester 0 Campus Profile 7:00 I) New Words, New Ways 0 ®) m Tomloolery Show O Movie Classroom Supplement A program presented as a public serv· ice to area students studying film history. Major Hollywood films of hfstorical signlllc1nce are aired to coincide with classroom instruction at area colleaes and universities. Today's film is "Everyday's a Holl· day," with Mae West. m let's Rap til) Suame StrHl #271·275 7:30 iJ Dusty's Treettouse 0 6D H1clll1 & Jecllle 00 Discovery O Blacll Experience (i9J Uncle Russ m Thunderbirds 1:00 iJ Burs Bunny/Road Runnfr Ho11r D m Woody Woodpecker 0 CD Cl) Lancelot Unit Chster the Jester fJ Movie: "The Hypnotic Eye" (hOr· ror) '60-Jacques Beraerac m Tales of Wells Farco l :lQ 0 @) m The Buraloos m Cisco Kitt (!)Gumby 1:4S 0 Pllysld1n'1 Mu1ull 9:00 iJ (j) Sabrln1 & lhe Groovie Goolies 0 @) 6D Dr. Dolittle O Movie: "A Medal lor Benny'' (comedy) ·45 -Arturo de Cordova, Dorothy Lamour. 0 00 Jerry lewis Show m A.M. Movies: "Ghost Diver" (ad· venture) '57 -James Craig, Audrey Totter "Staaecoach to Fury'' (adven- ture) '56 -Forrest Tucker, Marr Blanchard. IE) Tree House m C11erd1S y GuitanH al) Panorama Latino 9:30 0 @) 6D The Pink P1nther 0 The Doubledeckers 0 Movie: ''Two Guns i nd • Bade•" (western) '54-Wayne Moms m Movie; "The C1ptive Hurt'' (drama) '47-Michael Redgrave. m A:riba el Norte 10:00 iJ Josie l the Puuyc.ats 0 O m NBC Children's Th11tre " "For the Love of Fred." Paul and Mary Rills puppets relate the story or a Caterpillar (Fred) who cannot become a butter11y because he doesn't know how to make a cocoon Ci) Real Estate Rentals 0 Hot Wh11ls m Luella Libre 10:30 iJ Cl) tfarlem Globetrotters 0 Movie: "lntem1tlon1I Lady" (ad· venture) '44 -Ilona Massey, Gene Lockhart, Basll R1thbone. 0 (]) Sky H1wlis J971 nt A serv· film s of d to lton ities liofi our hor. vie nr' va, ad rey en. ari ... rt" tre " nd ry ot he n 11:00 e Ardalt's flfftllttdt 0 m Major Leaaue 81seball Ci) Mcvle: "Sihm Queen" (adven· ture) '42 -Priscllh lane, George Brent. Bruce Cabot. 0 Motor Mouae 0 Movie: "Son of Belle Starr'' (western) '53 -Keith Larson, Don na Drake. Ii) Movie: "Rise end Shine" (com edy) '41 -Milton Berle, Linda Oar· nell. Cii) Fltsh Mt1icana 11:30 0 The Hardy Boys m Mano e Mano R1nchero /\FTF:RNOON 12:00 1J Sc:ooby Doo 0 CV m American Bandstand Cl) 81tm1n m USC/UCLA Tennis Biii Welsh and USC tennis coach Lou Wheeler handle the commentary for these matches from the L.A. Tennis Court. EI1) Hiah School Probltms m Teatro Fanlastico Cii) Dr1m1 de la Sem1n1 12:30 IJ The Monkees 0 Movit: "Race for l.lfe" (adven· lure) '55 -Richard Conte. Ma u Aldon Mobile Home Show 0 Movie: "Walk the Dark Strut" (mystery) '56 -Chuck Connors, Don Ross. Regina Gleeson 1:00 1J Dastardly & Muttley (1) Campus Profile Ci) Movie: "Shadow M1n" (mystery) 'SJ-Cesar Romero. Simone Silva. 0 Movie: "Rio Grande" (adventure) ·50 -John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Ben Johnson TV 8 looks at learnina Ii) Weekend News €I) lo Prohibido 1:30 1J The Jetsons (})Voice of Agriculture rA' International Hour o Hi&h Speed Livinr Ii) Movie: "Rebel in Town" (west ern) '56-John Payne. Ruth Roman ffi Sky H1wks 2:00 IJ Dusty's Treehouse CI) Across the fence O Doubl! Feature Movies: "Bfaz. lnr S1nd" (adventure) '46-Dahlia Lavi. "Decoy'' (drama) '46 -Jean Gillies. Edward Norris 0 One Night Stand 0 Roller Derby o Know Your Bible m Movie: "To Please I Lady" (romance) '50 -Clark Cable. Bar· bara Stanwyck. m Sports World Cii) Yaried1des Musicales rl) Motor Mouse 2:30 IJ The Gene London Show CI) Ufew1tch 0 The Larry Kane Show Guests are B. J Thomas. Rearie Garner. and The Wadsworth Mansion. Ci) Forum 8oaln& Cl) SaturdlJ Showus. (jg) Sports Ch1llen1e m Dollars & Stntt til) The Hardy leys 3:00 1J lnsidef/OubJdtr CV Skttdlbooll tO Movie: "TIM Green Helmet" {drama) '61 -Bill Travers. Nancy Vlllte s. 0 Movie: (C) "Sittlnr Bull" (wesl ern) ·54 -Dale Robertson. Mary Murphy, L Carrol Naish. Q Movit: "Panic in the Yur Zero" (scl·fi) '62 -Rey Mflland, Jean Heeen. Ii) Movie: "The Fabulous World of Jul~s Verne" ()Ci II) '61-l•u Tock Erme Navara. €m Musicale/Oaver l Goliath m Revi1ta Musical m The Bi& Picture Q'i.) Teatro def Sabado a) Steriln& Tittatre 3:30 IJ Our American Musical Herltaae CV Movie: "Son of Robin Hood" (adventure) '59 -David Hedison, June laverlcll. 0 Jim Thomu Outdoors Movie: "Heat Wave" (mystery) '45-Alex Nichol, Hilla ry Brooke g;) Children's Gospel Hour g)TBA m True Adventure 4:00 IJ Movie: (C) "Sonr of Schther•· zade" (adventure) '47 -Jean Pierre Aumont. Yvonne OeCarlo, Eve Arden. Brian Donlevy, Philip Reed 0 Cir ind Trull 00 Animal World m Min lo Min m New Decade It Se1 4:30 0 Championship 8owlin1 fJ Celebrity Bowlin& Don Grady and Ann Elder vs. Robert Lansing and Kathy Garver. I Spy lg) Mr. Benjmln Presents m Untamed World g:).Faith for Tod1r aJ El Mundo en que Vivlmos m American West rn lnsirht 4:45 aJ Pre:Came Soccer 5:00 0 It's Academic Competing h11h schools are Monroe (Sepulveda), Northv1ew (Covina) and Agoura. 0 Hollywood Park Raclnr The $50.000 Argonaut Stakes for three year.olds on turf-at a mile and one sixteenth. fJ @ rl) ABC's Wide World of Sports 0 The Avenem ~ News Dale Schwartz~ m Movie Greats: "PurS11ed" (dra· ma) '47 -Teresa Wright. Rober! Mitchum. Judith Anderson. ID Mantrap EI1J 16 MM "Down friday Streets" and "Next Time. No Bargains " m Quest for Lift m Futbol·SOCCtf mBronco 5:30 O KNBC Newservlct 0 Sports Ch1llen1e Dick Enberg. Newa Jim Gordon. ®)NBC Ntws @ Aftim1ts, Action & Actvtnturt "The Tuamotu Shell Divers." EI1l The World We Live In "Questions of Time." (ID Fisher Famlly THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 22, 1971 IN CONCERT: CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL Saturday, May 29th, 7-SPM, Metromedia Television's KTTV 11 presents the special, "In Concert: Creedence Clearwater Revival." The one hour color special spotlights a Creedence concert in the Oakland Coliseum, the work and rehearsals immediately prior to the ~ncert and some of the 11 yea~ history of the group . The progr1m 1s narrated by Tom Donahut-, air personality at KSAN-FM. Metro- media radio in San Francisco. Tom Doug John Stu With single sale~ close to I 0 million and several million sell ing albums, Creedence 1s c urrently one of the top groups throughout the world. For a week before the concert, the Creedence warehouse (known as The Factory} was crawling with film crews hoping to capture Creedencc being themselves. The Oakland Coliseum holds 15,000 persons. A week before the concert, every single seat was sold. Rumor has it that scalpers were getting $40.00 apiece for ticket\ just before the doors opened. One fan pa id $87.00 for his ticket. . D~ring I.he concert, Creedence performed some ol their greatest hits including "Born On The Bayou," "Green River." ·1ruvelin' Band," "~fidnight Special," "Bad Moon Rising," "Pro ud Mary," "Who'll Stop the Rain," "Down On The Comer" and m any more. As their final number. John, Tom, Stu and Doug seemed to merge into one bei ng with a powerful seven minute performance or "Keep On C hooglin:" "Chooglin" climaxed what was one of the greatest rock concerts ever. Booker T. and the MG's, creators of the Memphis Sound, were special guests of Creedence at the concert. They performed their million selling "T ime ls Tight." In Concert: C reedence Clearwater Revival, a Filmways Television presentation, was produced and directed by Boh Abel of Creative Film Associates for National General TV. P•ge 21 QUALITY DEALER AWARD FOR SAW -SERVICE -PARTS MANAGEMENT -ADVERTISING CUSTOMER RELATIONS 18835 BEACH BL VD., HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-7781 540-0442 PRE-SEASON SALE! 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Tony Francoou "Dark Pauage" (dramaJ '47-HumplHey Bog.;11 Lauren Bacall "Tall Ue" (drama/ '52-Paul Henreod, Kathleen Hughes "They Were Eapendable" (drama) '45-Robert Montgomery Donna Reed "Hell t o Eternity" (dra:na1 '60-Jeffrey Hunter D.ivod Janssen "The Romantic; Ace" !romance) 'SO-Hugh W1ll1am~. Mal Zet1etl1ng MONDAY, MAY 24 (Cl "Splendor Jn the Grus" Part I ldramal '6J-Na1ahe Wood, W.irreo-ut1tty (C) "forbidden Planet" (sci Iii '56-Walter Pidgeon. Anne Franc!\ (C) "f orever Amber" (drilma1 '4 7-Londa Darnell, Corne! Wilde. Georse Sanderi. 10 (C) "The P1ychl1trlat: 'God Bl•H the Children• " !drama) '70-Roy Tt11nnn , Pete Duel. 3 6 (Cl "Who'• BHn Sleeplnir In My Bed1" IRl lcomed)I) '64-0ean Marton. Ellnbeth Montaomery (C) "Aloma of the South Sea1" !advent ure) '41-Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall "Maniac" (dramal '63-Kerwin Marhews Nae11a Cray "Somewhere I'll f'lnd You" !drama> '42-Clark Cable Lana Turner. Robert S1erl1n11 TUESDAY, M AY 25 (Cl "Splendor In the Gran" Conclusion drama) bl-Nalal1e Wood, Warren Beatty (CJ "The Macnlflcent Seven" 1drama1 '60-Yul Brynner Eli Wallach. 3 6 (Cl "Au1ult on the Wayne" !RI 1.tdventure) '70-Jo!>eph Collen Dewey Martin, l<~enan Wynn 10 (C) "The love God" rcomedy1 54-Don Knolls. Anne franc1s (Cl "Dille" rmus1call '43-Bong Crosby Dorothy Lamour "l'he Nun •nd lht Sergeant" rdram.t1 '61 Robt1rl Webber Anna Sten "The [nforc:er" tmys1ery1 '50-Humphr,.y Boga11 l f'ro Moster "The Overlanders" ladv~nturei '46 Chips R<tfferty Daphne Camp bell WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 "1 he President's U.dy" t,dr tmal 53 ChMlton Heston S11:1.an Hayw,ltd (Cl "40 Pounds of Trouble" lcomedyl '63-Tony Curl•s. Su1anne Pteshelle Claire Wilcox IC) "1'ht Pride •nd the P•nion" tadven1ure1 '57-f'rank Sinat ra. Cary Grant. Sophia Loren (C) "Rainbow h l•nd" <mus1cal1 '44-Dorothy L.lmour Barry Sullov<tn "You Beloo11t lo Mt" (COrnl'dyl 41 -Barbara Staowyck Henry Fonda "Th e Golden Gloves Story" ldr.lmal '50-Dewey Marlin, James Dunn. THURSDAY, MAY 'J7 7 (C) "The Pad, (and How to Use It)" teomedyl 66-Br;;in Bedford, Julie ~ommers 13 "Arsenic and Old lace" tcomedy1 "44-CMV Granl, Josephine Hull Raymond Massey 9 "Juarel" <dram.ii '39-Paul Mun• Bette Oa111s 2 8 (C) "W.,nlnc Shot" <R 1mysterv1 67-D3111d J.ans.sen l1lltan G•sh 5 (C) "Bttyond the Blue Horizon" radven\urc> •2-0orothv Lamour R1Cha•d Df'nn1ng 9 "Sherlock Holmes •nCI Dressed to Kill" mvsteryi 46-B.isil Ralh bone Nigel P,tl,,ck 11 "The Ouk Corner" (mystery 46-Mark St even~ Lucille Ball 13 "M ad at the World" ldr<Jm;i 55 -f'r,\nl< Love1ov Kathy O'Donnell FRIDAY, MAY 28 7 (Cl "Musc:le Beac:h Party" Ileen! '64-f'r.inkie Avalon Annette Funicello 3 (C) "Love 1$ a M any Splendoted Thlnirc" cdraond} '55-Wtll•am HolClen Jennoler Jones 9 "Kiss of Death" tmyst erv1 '47-B•tan Donll'vv Rochi'lld Widmark 2 8 (C) "Life With Father" •comeely 'd I W1ll1"m Pow!'ll, [l11abeth Taylor. I ren,. Dunne 5 (C) "Typhoon" <ld11en1ure1 40-Dorothy L;imour Robert Preston 9 "The Steel Trap" fmystery1 52-Jo~••ph Cotten T t>rl'si'I w,,gh\. 11 "Two f'la11ts Wut" !western> 50-Jefl Ctt.lnCllN l•nCld Darnell 13 (C) "Checkpoint" 121dventurel '57-Anlhonv Stt'l'I S1 ~nlev Baker SATURDAY, MAY 29 9 (C) "Apache" •western 54-Bu'1 L.anc..1\ter Je<111 Peter ~ 11 "Pu"ued" ldro1mll '4 7-Trre<.a w,,ght Robe'1 Mile hum 4 JO (Cl "lady l" <comedyl '66-Paul Newm.-.n Sophi,\ Lor!'n D.i111d Niven 9 7 13 2 3 5 6 10 11 "M r. Sardonlcu~" and "The House on H•unted Holl." (C) "Some Came Runnin~" •dram,11 '59 rrM1k Srna1ra Dean M ar l1n, St11rley Mlle I )1ne "San f'rancluo Story'' la(Svenlur('J 57 DeCar10 Jurl ¥cCted. 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