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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-07-05 - Orange Coast PilotOrange Coast V.._ Bomet.GWll EDITION Dally Paper V<?,l: R. NO. I 59, 2 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY 5, 1971 TEN CENTS oo man's \ Grand Old Flag In fact, the grandest. This gigantic banner •t the main 'm.or~ (Jf the J. L. Hudson Company in Detroit is tbe world's largest. rolling seven stories high. measuring 10~ by 2~5 feet and w'ighing-l ,600 pounds-a weight which doubles if the flag gets wet. A crew of 55 men is required to hoist the flag. ' Re~ruits Hurt 39 Marines Stricken in Drills PARR!S ·!SLAND, S.C. (UPf)-Tbirty- nine rtcr\iil.3, Mafine1 for less than .a week. were bOIJpitallzed at Ulla training center today after allegedly being· foro- ed to tfo pU8h-Ups and other e1erciMs for ~three to six times longer than regu· latlo.6s . permit. Tbt recruits are suffering from renail tr.et (kidney) Illness said to be caused by the' heavy exercise. They were re- poryed 'in good condition. Capt. M. R. Arnold, public affairs offi~r: said three · drill instructors have .... transferred ta nonre"chiit •training du.tfe!l •pendlng '1l lnve.sU~tJon JntQ . t)l~ tnddenl Names of the Instructors were .. ~ ... ,..,. Tje 'Investigation will. ll~~Q'l~ to de-tet~i~ if I.hr.re . was any violation of rec:r.\llt training prbcedures,. many .. of ~ formulated after SgL MaUhew 11-f~on marched a training platoon into a aw Amp here in ,I~. Sil:. p,ri.vaie.t drowned during that march. Arnold sa.ld the investigation will ·cen· tef on the length of time the recruits were forced to exercise. The rectulll said tbe ses.slons lasted 'Lolita' Weds Again LAS VEGAS (UPI) -Sue Lyon and R01and Harril!IOn of Les Angele11 were m1trried Sunday at Cbepel of the Stan. 1t w1.s the 1ecand marriage ff1r Miu Lyon , ·24, Wbo played I.ht tiUe .rol11 ln the film "Lolita.'' • from 15-30 minutes each and there were five or 1b; of them during a 36-hour per· iod biefore , the men were admilltd to the hospital ~turday. Under MArine regulations, exercise pericpi for recruits in the first two weeka of training are IJmited to five minutes per hour wtUi a 30 second rest break midway tbl'Olllh the period. "The estimate of the recruits varies," Arnold said. "Some claim they had lo do push-ups and the other e1ercises for about lS. minutes while .others say Ni high as 00' minutes -we are DOW trying t.G f~ _out'hpw-Jong they did do them." Arnold stressed tl)at the transfer of the Instructors wu not a disciplinary ac- tion. · "ll the i.Ove;ll.i.gJltiOO ahows th'at dia- clplinary ICUon ·i. warrantiid, I.hen of course U will be mad<." he upiained. ArnOld 11id drill '1Mtructors m: reqtilr· ed. to foUOw • carefully designed Courie of physical lrainln& tor the recruit.. ·•'The' recnitt.s need" £0bf: brouaht alpng 3radua1Jy;' he llJd. "After they have been here lhret wteta, the uerciae period i& increued to 10 mlnutta per day, but we find lhat we have ta go slow the first. twu 'fee.ta.'' Hospital ' ofUciall aald the rtnal tract illnesa apparently wa s caUJed by "u""' accu.'l:t.omed use of upper body voluntary mu~les." The heavy nerc!Je cawed muscle llber breakdown, which ln turn, released Vl!lrioua chemlcal1 into l h e bioodatrtam and eventu1lly lnto the renal lr1ct. ' Syria Captures Huge Red China Arms Shipiµent BEIRUT (UPI).-The S~n.pvorn­ raent has aelzed a hqe lhlpmtnt of Communist Chineee weapom 1destlned for Al Fatah. the Paleat.tn.lan guerrilla group, a Beirut ntWsleUtr said Monday. According to the "An Nahar Arab Re· port", the coruii1nmen t Included %00 tanks. Guerrilla Chief Yasser Arafat 11 seek· ing Algerian and Libyan lnlervtntion to release the weapons, the newsletler 11id. Outlining details of "a pending crisis" between the guerrillas and the Damas- cus regime of Pre.ident Lt. Gtt1. H•es Assad, the newsletter !!la.kl the major came waa the weapon.. lbipment which arrived in the Syrian· port oflLatakJa . a few days qo. It 11id tbe ohipment lndudt<I »> Lank!, some troop carrlen and a tar1e number of light weapons with ammuni- tion. Wave of Nail Bombs Explodes in Ireland B~LFAST. Norlhtm tr<l>IJ<I !UPI) - A series of nail bcmbs exploded In ope.n wasteland In a Roman CatboUc. 1r11 tn- d11y, but did not cause damage or· J.n. juries. "There were 1 1trlng of t~l • 10 of them Jn the Ballymurphy area and tbt- Yal11 ROAd." an Army spokeeman tlJd. "About the enly thing they did ""a' make tome noise. We can't tliufe It out." ~ •• ..,4o· ......... .. Graybeard Sets Early Yacht Pace BY ALMON LOCKAllEY ... ""' ldlter A 20-m.ile windward leg on • 2.225-mile doWJtwind yacht race is nol necessarily ID indicator. But then again, lt might ~-Especial- ly when !ir 73-foot yachts lock horns in a JirsW.o..finish battle in the Los Angeles to"'Honolulu race. In any event, the first Of ~ vaunted '3-footers tn round the west end of Cata- lina after the t p.m. Tl"ll•spac st.art Sun- day was Lo! Killam'!! 73-foot ketch Gray. beard from the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. She received a noilly send-elf from the west end spectator fleet at 4:10 p.m., Just 3 houni and 10 minutes after she got nff to a middle of the line start off Point Fermin. As a matter of fact. Graybeard wall getting the pace a half-hour after the !tart when she tacked off the beach on !tarboard lack and slid across th e bows nl both J im Kilroy's Kia/oa fI end Ken DeMeuse's Blackfin. A few seconds be- fore. Kialoa IT had easi!y crossed i11 front ol Blackfin which had gotten a good start 11ear the leeward end Of the line. But as these th~ mou nted their ~rly etiaJJenge, Mark Johnson's W-md'ward ,..,..... lllN1 t.oori· OaditlO Ht ,..,,, Cl.\l't'1 Buccaneer were 1ti!J port-lacking up 't:ht beacll 1H~g a. good we«ther l»' (5" Transpac, Pase I) Japan Airliner Wreckage Found; 68 Feared Dead HAKODATE, Japan fUPI)-A Japan· • eris es Victim Trapped In Mesa Blaze The wife Of. a Newport.Mesa IChooJ. official died in a. ~ Mesa fire Sunday night. despite frantic tlfort.s of neighbors and firemen to re11cue the trapped wo- man from the fam.ily'1 burning home~ The victim, Vera Adrian, was pro- nounced dead on arrival at Costa Mesa.· .Memorial Hos pital. The fire broke out at ll p.m. at 308 Walnut Street. Ml'!." Adrl· an was the_ wife of Walter, P'. Adrian, M- year-old director of fiscal planning ror the Newport-Mesa Unified School Di&· trict. Adrian suffered minor burns in the blaz~ •. firemen said, and is in 11atisfactory condition at !he hospilal. Firemen declined to speculate early to- day a-' ta where and how the fire start. ed. The couple's $30,000 home was com- pletely destroyed, lire officials said. There were no other persons at the home. firemen said . The Adrian's have no children. Mrs. Adrian was employed at the El Toro Marine Base and the couple had lived in the Harbor Are a for a number of years. ~fr. Adrian ha,, been employed with the school district for the past 15 years. Firemen said the pair were asleep in the master bedroom of the house when the fire broke out. Neighbors noticed the flamts and banged on the door in aD attempt to awake the Adrians:. One un-- IMtillld !Mft.llna!Jy klclrod ·lo lho door and pulled Adrian out ol the inferno, f1re offkl.al:ii said. Firemen were unable to reach Mri. Adriu In the hallway unW lht wu overcome by flames and smoke. Officials speculated she could have ~n rescued had she remained in the bedroom where the flames were not so lnlense. Firemen were zucce.ssfuJ in saving the family's three dogs. One w.a1 found hld· ing under the bed. The cause and origln of the fire are still under invesligatian. OCCM:lalt a id the blaze did not appear ta have been caused by fireworks. U.S. Probes North Viet Peace Moves WASHINGTON (AP) -American diplomats are secretly aounding out Hanoi's willingnes! t.o negotiate it! otherwise unae<:'ept.able latest V~(nam pea~ proposal, officials sources report. Direct contacts wllh the tiorth Viet. namese repOrtedly wen~ under way in Paris and elsewhere as Dr. Henry A. Klssinger. President Nixon 's adviser on national security affairs, met with South Vietname.5e President Nguyen Van Thieu in a strategy huddle in Saigon Sunday. Assessment of Hanoi's intention& was said to be one of Kissinger's objectives on his lhrtt-point mission to Saigon. Bangkok and Paris. ,Qualifiers attached to last Thursday'a Viet Cong offer to release war x::ners in e1cbange for 1 1'11 ican withdrawal date were descr\bed. 11 definitely unaccept.abla. Informants said conditions that OJUld not be accepted include ; -Hanoi's foreu in the South would be free to go on fighting Soµth Vietnamese troope:. • -The offer would mean abandonment of Ni1on's Vietnamiz.ation program and a break with the Thieu governmf!rtt in ado vance of the Oct. 3 presidentia l electiGD In South Vietnam. -Hanoi and the Viet Cong would have ISee PROPOSAL, Page %) est airliner missing In bad weather D t L h A uI l ince Saturday Wa& found wrecktd on & emocra s aunc ssa t mountain 15 mil~ north (lf Hakod.ate Sunday. All 68 persons aboard were be- lieved dead . 'l!le shattered Japanese • built YS-11 was spotted Sunday afternoon in • thick forest of rain-soaked white birches t1n the aide Of Mt. Eboshl. north of Hak~ date an the nort.'lern Japanese island of Hokkaido. Thert. were no signs of survivors. 1aid Capt. Takeshi Mataushita. of the J apan- ese ground seU-defetise force. The plane, belonging to Dome:ilic Airlines Co., suddenly lost contact and di.!appeared from radar &eopes only a few minutes belore It WI! ta land in lhis port city following a ~minute night from Sapporo Saturd11y evening. On board the plane were 64 pa.ssengers -34 men and 30 women -and A crew or four' including American co-pilot Jack: R. Spence of Mountain View. Thirty-nine of the passengers were on a group tour of Hokkaido arranged by a Ja~anese travel agent . An advahce party of the elf-defense force reported it had found 12 bodies Sunday but the search waa called off be. cause of darknm. The starch was re- sumed thi1 morning. Gen. KG3111 Aokl, mmmander af the l I th division of the ground self-defense force 1tationed in Hokkaido. wbo wu aboard Metsushita's helicopter, said the wreck.age was acatterecl over 1 wide area. Searchers 1aid bodie..s and personal be· lohgings were hanging from trees. The plane appeared lo have cra'hed head-on tnto the aide of the 2.m-foot peak ill bad weather. Reds Shell Da Nang, Kill 3 U.S. ';l'roops ilAJGON (UPI) -Cooununlst forca 1helled the big Amerfca.n a.if bue at Da Na.ore early today. hittin1 •barrack! fill· ed wlth 1leeplng U.S. 1ervicemen. Military source• satd three Git were kill- ed and 36 wounded. The U.S. Command cave few details of the ift.ack. 1lylrig only the 10 122MM rockets whkh hit the base 370 mile1 north ol Saigon 1hortly after midnight caused light caauatUe. ll}d damase.. However, mlllt.try sourcea 1aid "the rocket. set off fires and the fll'et spread from OM building: tfl another." They uld 1bollt 1tx. of the rockds ripped Into a lleeplq art• for I.be bt11e'1 alrmen. • On Reagan Budget Vetoes SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov. Reagan's record '004 million in budget vetoea; came in for broad .and bitter criticism over the holiday weekend . Democratic leaders In the legislature began 1tudying the 49 separate. item vetoes in hopes of getting enough support lo override the Republi can governor. Democrat ic Assembly Speaker Boh Moretti of Van Nuy1 said. "These cut.., have tragic implications for thousands and thousands of California residents, particularly school children." "We are reviewing the deletioru:, iU!:m by item, lo see what direction the legislature will lake." Reagan 1igned the final $6.79 billion budget Saturday after making the deep cuts. The most controversial reduction was more than $100 million in a general 5 per- cen t coat..of-llving Increase for st.ate employea and 10 percent for college and university facul ty member1 who got none in 1970 either. Loren V. Smith, general manager or the 114.000-member California State Employes Association. said there had been scattered talk about wildcat 1trike11 if the salary veto Is not overridden. "We already ha ve firm commitments from members af both part~s to vote for an 'override," Smith said. It takes a tw~thirdl!I vote of M ln the Assembly and 11 in the Senate to over· ride the governor. Reagan's record ·la perfect. He was overridden onct in the Senate, but the AaaemblJ """3td to 11> along. Democrats control the Ammbly ~ and the senate 2(}.19 wilb one seat va· eanl Even ~. Fred Marler, of Reddin,, the. Senate Rtpubll<:an leader, wasn ·t surfl Re1can'1 veloel wocid withstand 1 con- certed override effort. IUrier ibought RepublicanJ wo<ild stick with the perncr on the major items. But hfl aald, "On l!IOmt smaller itema· people m1y, 11 lndlvlduata In reauessing their prlorlUt1, al)' better lo r1iM taus lh1n to not spend th is augmented llTIQUnt. •• R'8&M l1ctd the poalbllily ol I c:ourt chaUqt, too, of hla decision to veto con- trol lll1iUIP wrlllen lnto the bud&et by tbo 1qlllatur1. I-I . . One example was Kii,uage lhat pro- hibit.eel him from closing DeWitt Stat.a Hospital for the mentally Ill near Auburn. Reagan vetoed it and said. "ThiJ limitation is llII infringement upon my constitutional authority as A violaUon or the separation of powers ; it also destroy! my conslit.ut!onal right to reduct: or eliminale an item of appropriation." Democrats argued that Reagan did not have the authority to veto language - only specilic doUar amounts. Russians Give Okay To Alaskan Flights SEA1".'J'Lt (UPI) -The Soviet Union bas approved 1 series of 17 charter tourist nights, by A1aska Airlines from Anchorage to points inside Rus.!ia next year. Charles F. Willis, Jr., the airllne'I board cbairman. said during the weekend 1 signed agreement for the fi ights wa1 brought back from Moscow by tbe com- pany's vice president of traffic and sales. Oruge We•tlter MOte o/. IJ!' sam• <# !bat aunny. pleasant summertime weather ta In store for today. Temperature at lbe beachea i1 expected to hewer into the 70'1 with the w1ter temp. e.rature 111 M. INSIDE TODAY Arrest.~ of worn.en n l o n g Ora.ngt Coa,.,t hat1t akyrocketed in 1970, r.iporta iltow. Ste story, Paat 2. Cltottl .... n .n -.. (-let .. '" ..-. .. -.. ·-• ......... 1 .. .,. • ...... l~lt ••""1illa:..,.1 ... --·-' ' • ' f DAil V PILOT lloodq, J<ll) " 1971 Works oa Budget 1 Nixon Prepares For Coast Trip THURMONT, Md. (UP I) -President Ntxon spent part of the Independence Day weekend as many other Americans did -relaxlng by a. swimming pool. But the President mixed bis pleasure with work, taking time to band.le some of bil budget papers. Two of bia top domatk aides, John D. Ehrlichman and H. R. Halderman, were with him at C.mp Jll!ivld in the QlOIJnlains qf western Maryland. The President's only <lrficial appoinl- menl today, after returning to Wash- ington, wes to witness ceremonies cer· U.S. Hijacker Surrenders In Argentina BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -The longest airline piracy in hi story ended quietly Sunday with the hijacker, Robert Lee Jack.son of Alcoa, Tenn., flashing a peace sign as ,fle stepped from the Braniff Boeing 7f11 that be had forced to fly 7,500 miles from Texas to Argentina. Jackson's surrender to federal police SWTounding the plane at Ezeiza Interna- tional Airport came after 11 tense, »hour confrontation during which Argettine of· ficials stalled his demands lo be:'tlown to Algeria. The $100,000 ransom was recovered. The United States has asked for ex- tradition but the Argentine government has not publicly replied and has filed its own charge:i of air piracy. deprivation of l iberty and lhreatening life against the bearded Uji. Navy veteran and his Gualemalan girl friend, Ligia Lucrecia Sanchez. Mexico also announced it would seek extradition of the two, since they forced the plane to make an unscheduled stop at Monterrey Friday where they released the 100 passengers in exchange for $100,000 ransom from Braniff and con- tinued on with just the siJ: crew members aboard. The two seized the plane at pistol point over San Antonio, Tex., Friday on a flight from Acapulco to New Yark and diverted it to Monterrey for refueling and then to Lima, Peru, where a volunteer crew v.·as allowed to relieve the original crew. From Lima , they flew to Rio de Janeiro and then-to Buenos Aires. Argentine President Alejandro Lanusse refused to allow lhe plane to depart for Algeria and John J. Wachter. legal ad- viser to the U.S. Embassy, boarded the plane and talked J ackson into sur- rendering. Jackson had allowed lhe crew members to leave earlier and Miss Sanchez also had gotten off the plane. Stewardesse~ and crew members said J ackson's manner was alternately kind and threatening rlur ing the 44-hour ()rdeal. They said he talked frequently about his three children, whG are in custody of his ex-wife in Tennessee. At one point he demanded that the children be flown to BuePIOS Aires, and once he threatened to blow up the plane. "He told me he would buy me an Ara· bia n horse when this was all (Iver." stev.•ardess Margaret Harris, a member <Jf the original crew, told a nev.·s con- ference in Dallas. She said he also told her: "I hate the United States and J><lHcemen." Jackson, 36. had joined the Navy st 17 and strved two tours in Vietnam. winning four Good Conduct medals before his marital troubles began and his military career went sour. OU.N•I COAlT DAILY PILOT tt .............. -·-s.ci-.. OJtANCia COAIT l"UILISH INCi CQM,AJft a.Mrt H. We.4 ..... '""' ... PVlllllNr Jeclr: l. Cu~•Y . Ykl ,,._....,., ..,.i Gtnerel M.tMlfll' l\e111e1 1Ceet1i1 l!dllw 1"'•••1. A. M111rp"'I~• Menetlril Mltw 01rlt• H. lees IUc"'•"' ,, Ntll Alelltllll MllMtlnl ••lten OlfkJI* c.• Men: DI w.r ••r ''""' N-1 a.di: »JJ 1'1-1 l oul_ ... U9UM IMCll1 m ,_, ·-H\llltl"""' IMCll: INFJ IMdl lleuW..1 .. t.11 ,.._ .. : ,.. . ...,.. a1 c.min. ••• , ·--_ .... .,.._ .... ~ tifylng the 26th .amendment to the C<in- stitutlon. The amendment, which lowered the voting age to 18 in all eleclions, act· nally joined the Constitulion last week when Ohio became t& 38th stale to ratify it. Today'll ceremony was only a formal- ity in which the General Services Admin· istration, which handled the mechanics of the ratification, was to de)lere that 1t had been completed according to the process required b)' the Constitution. Tuesday the President meets wil h rep- resentatives of the major steel compan· ies and the Steelworkers Union in what is expected to be a .. ja wboning .. session (In the evils of inflationary wage and price increases. The steelworkers con· tract expires this summer. Later Tuesday the President wi!\ fly to K2.0sas City, Mo .. lo brief news media executives oil his domestic policies. He will then coplinue on to the Western WIM.te House at San Clemente for a 12- day hiatus. .Saturday night before goi{lg to Camp David Nixo n launched a five-year per- iod leading up to Lhe nation's bicenten· nial -July 4. 1976 -with a nationally televised ceremony from the national a.r· chiv~s. Standing near the glass cases which house the Consti tu tion, Declaration of Independence and other documents vital to the republic's history, Nixon said "the • American revolution was not something that happened two centuries ago -it is something that is happening today. Be- hind it is a spirit of :.'.dventure , a spi rit of compassion. a spirit of moral cour- age -a 'Spirit of '76'." TRANSPAC. •• From Page 1 sition and the fresher westerly that was sure to fill in. The westerly dld increase. from 8-10 kno1s at the start to 12.15 as the leaders approached Catalina Isla nd , a point that is considered the first "moment of truth" in !he race. Close behind Graybeard were Wind- ward Passage, Blackfi n a11d Kialoa I[ in that order. There was no report from tile west end on other roonchngs, but it could be as-sumed that Ondlne and Buc- caneer WeTt: not far behind -depending on how far they went up the beach before tacking across the cha .. nel Spectators at any long distance yacht race make a big thing about the first boat across the starting line. Jn most cases it means little or nothini:. Rut for the record. the first boat across lhe leeward end of the line Sunda.v wa~ the Cal-39 Sangvind. skipperert bv Jerald D. Jensen of Metro pol ital'! Yacht Club. Oakland. But in a short time she was lost in the pack of boats that came homb· ing down from the weather end of the Hne. Others with good starts near the lee- ward end v.·ere !he Cal-39 Mamie: Dick Plavan•s Ca!-40 Nanimar. Bahia Corin1hi- an YC: Bill Sullivan's Columbia-.t3 Blue Norther : Blackfin. ;ind Barry Rf.rku s' Cal-37 Intrepid II , Long Beach Ya cht C!ub. Hundreds of jampacked spectator boats gave the 69-boat fleet a noisy sendoff 1'15 the slatting signl'll ·was snapped al(lft promptly at I p.m &"flres of olllE'r well- '~'ishers stood nff 1he v.'est l"'nd of Caf;:i. lina and chf!Cred them on thei r w;:iy as they htaded into li,l!hter airs on the seav.·ard side of !he island. The forecast v.•as for stronger winds t~ day, however. and in about three days the fleet can t>Xp('C'I In he pickil'!g up the northeast trades wh ich will speed lh£'m on their v..·ay under full spinl)akers. I PROPOSAL. Fron• Page 1 power to veto formation of a successor govemment if !hey did not consider It in- dependent. neutral and democratic. "The United Stales did not invest 50,000 lives in the Vietnam war only to leave the people of the Sou lh to the ntercy of Hanoi and the Viet Cong." one informant' said . But he said the tone of the proposals, on certain issues, appeared to be con- ciliatory and, ''We intend to ascert.ai~ if we can, v.·hether the package as a \Wlo\e is negotiable." • The Nixon Administration initially regarded the packa&e. sources said. as an ettempt to exploit concern in this country for American prisoners of war. Other quesllons being pondered in assessing any potential breakthrough in pea~ negotialions include: -Does Hanoi envision disarray ln the United States in the wake of controversy over publication of secret Pentagon papers? -Does North Vietn am anticipate a slowdown or Red Chinese support with -ta Soviet divisions on Peking's "orthern sa- lient! -Do j&viet-American nu clear-arlll.'l- contro!"'talks foreshadow a slowdown on Soviet anns shipment. t<J North Viet· nam? A newscast on the government.. operated television network in South Viet· nam Sunday nii;ht said the 2~-hour meetii;ig of Thieu and Ki1'1lnger In Saigon ellplored the peace negotiations. •the war situation l'lnd South Vielnl'lm's economy. Washington informanl.ll said that when KIS.'llnger flies to Bangkok today he will Wflnl to assure Thai government officials the U.S. program of military withdraw;i l from South Vietnam wlll not l~ve Trnilland exposed 111 the ne:a:t tlrgel of Communist attack. -- His Duty, Sir, . To Save Queen -It'·s a Long Way, Baby WINDSOR, EngW>d (UPI) - Col Gerard Leflh uJd be aimplJ llld NI ~' -111\IN !IHI to • lady would have done. In thlai cue, the lady wu the queen. Leigh, 55-year~ld former com- manding officer of the household cavalry and chairman of the Guards Po lo Club, leaped in front of the queen Sunday as a wood polo ball whizzed slraight toward.ll her. It struck him in the thigh. The ball had been badly hit by Paul Withers, 29, one of the Duke of Edinburgh's team, Wimbor Park. ''I jwt did what any man sitting next to any lady would have done," Leigh said later. "It was oot a painful blow." The duke's team beat Lavender Hill 6.3 to v.'in the Rothman! Cam- bridge Challenge Plate. 20 Youths Held In Beach Melee Huntington Beach police arrested 20 beachgoers early Saturday afternoon fol· lowing a confrontation between the youths and police on the city beach. Authorities said the young crowd, all fro m the Los Angeles area, began shout- ing Md attempting to thwart the effort! of police to arrest one of the group. In the melee lhat followed, several pcilice· men were allegedly struck. None of the officers or suspects were seriously in-- jured, police said. The youlhs were booked on various charges of interfering: with the ()fficer1 and assault on a police afficer. . - Arrest,s of Women S lwot Up Along Coast 87 JOANNE REYNOLDS • 0. .. ....,_ •1i.t Staff More women are being arrested than ever before by police from. Sa.D Clemente to Seal Beach. la it a by.product of women's libera-- Uon? Or is it jlll!lt a reflection in an overall lncreaae in arrests? According to stati.lltics eupplied by Seal Beach, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Cocsta Mesa. Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, San Clemente and the Orange County Sheriff's Department, 2,2.82 women were booked by these agen- cies in 1970 for felony crimes. Excluding Costa Mesa and Laguna Bead\, the total female felony arrests for the same area in 1965 was 499, better tklan a 200 percent increase in live years. Figures for that year were not readily available from Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach. Comparis<Jns are difficult to make with allJ oocuracy becaute each ~I k-a dll!mftl l;ype ol llatla\ic. ror. ,eumple. lome female arreat fi-jlll:lude ju~es and adulll, wblle ottienfart limited to acruit.. Some incl~ felGay and mildsnelnors and other• tally arrests mad• for other depariments. Another fictor which bJfluencu tht staU.lticl II -.Jective e n f o r c • men t • Hurillnton Beach'• Spe<=ial Enforcement Detail (SED), for example, arrest.I • larae nmnber of pelWDI on drug related charpo, lhua . booeting Ille .,,..... in tllOllt artl::!I in their city. 'lbe'moa:t predominant factor which in- nueoct1 the itatfstia, however, is \be coanty'1 powth rate. In 1960, the offtcial populaiim d. Huntington Beach was 11,a ID. It'll, tt•a m,900., an inc.ruae that will obv:iowly affeet arrest sllllitica. ln &Pile of theee problems, some in- teresting points can be gleaned from all these numbers. According to the Stale ..aureau of Criminal SUll.islics in Orange County in 1965, the rate of felony arrest.ll per 100,000 population of the ages 18 to 39 was I.962.7. Jn 1969, the rate 3,271.6 -one of the bighes\ in the .state. In Newport Beach, the biggest arrest increase for women shows up in ~ion of marijuana. In S a n Clemente, the tncreaae:s show mosl ~ viously in drunk driving and drunkenness. 1n Hunti ngton Buch, assaults and larceny show the most increases and in Cyclist Badly .. Injured; Other Driver Flees A II-year-old Huntlnston Beach )'00111 suffered aevere injuries Sunday afttr- 900n when he wn thrown from hia ~­ torcycle after beinl struck by a hit-and· run driver in Fountain Valley. Pol.ice sajd the victim, 1boma1 Louil Jones, ot lOOlll Blllm1rk Drive, waa taken to Paclf1ca Hospital followln1 tbt 1 p.m. accident. He IUHertd multip~ head in- juries and a broken clavicle, bollpltal of. fi<:ials said. Authorities said th• acddttt occurred when youna Jones, eastbound qm.. Ellil Avenue, wu struck by an unknown driv· er at MapHa Street. Fowitain Valley, more women are becoming invol~ in robberies than before. Police have several theories as to why ihe increase in female arrests and the reasons the increa!1C.ll show up in the areas that they do. The reply to the query is rn06t frt. quenUy give n in some reference t.o women 's liberation or ·•you've comt a k>ng way, beby." But Sgt. Ken Thompson (If Newport Beach and U . Ma rv Fortin of Fountain VaUey don't laugh when they talk about lhe increasing number of women being put in ·jail. "Women are changing. I don't mean women 's lib necessarily, but they are gel· ting out. competing with men and think· 1ng of lhemselves in more independent terms." 11iompson says. Fortin sees the increase in feminine ar· rests and the change in the female outlook as part of &i; bu)c br~ .'/' the family as a CXlbellve. onlL =·;, J.l ''Ten years ago1 'J!l l'Well,; , a W001all or a femaJe JOveaiJe . , .~ "Now there is ~ • c.ilile \bat .1hey're Mt arrested for.' v~\,. Most olfic<rs do .,,.. lhfl liiftol!CI ·are related to the problems. __ _!!M__ ''Thlnp like theft, burglary;~ violatlonS, .assauJt.ll, dnmketmiu -, they're all related to drugs, but drui llll goes back to the breakdown of tbe 1dll~ Jy. More and more people are oa the streets," Fortin said. . • · "Women are changing in the way that they view theml!lelves and their 'role in the community. ll'a an obVIOUI e"ltenl:lolt of this change that more of them .. , ~ ccming involved in crime," nvmq;at ea.id. ONE DAY 'ONLY! A SALE SO BIG WE OPEN AT 9 A.M.! HURRY IN FOR GREAT SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE •. $135 2-PANT SUITS 1/2on WORSTED SUITS NOW 67.SO $65 SPORTCOATS YEAR-ROUND FABRICS & smes 39eo $28-$35 SLACKS FLARES, STRAIGHT, TAPERS 1/2011 6.50-$10 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS 1'.29 FAMOUS LABELS ~llGHl J.ll(l!J.flON CHJ.ltGI ON SJ.lf CLOTHING COSTA MESA SOUTH COAST PLAZA O'IN WllK NIGHTI •• ANAHEIM ANAHllM CINTll OPIN IVll. 'TIL 6 l'M. lxc1,t Mon. arMI 'rl. 'tll ' p.m. -- 2/$4 MEN 'S KODEL & COTION T-SHIRTS 1;, OFF •.••• 2/$2 $5-12.50 MEN 'S BELTS MANY STYLES .........•.•••. 3.99 13/$5 BAKER 'S DO ZEN HANDKERCHIEFS Yz OFF 13/2.50 $6-$8 MEN 'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS •••••••• 3.29 $9 MEN 'S MOST FAMOUS BRAND JEANS •••••...•••• 4.99 SPECIAL CLEARANCE GROUP MEN'S HATS •• SAVE 753 1.50 ORLON Ht-BULK RIBBED HOSE 1/2 OFF ••..•...... 75c 24.95 -42.50 MEN'S SHOES, MANY STYLES .• 14,88·29.88 21s2a GALS SUMMERWEAR $20 • $30 PANTDRESSES & HOTPANT SETS - J -t r ·· -. - -----'--·--- I I I I I I JESUS ADVOCATES BELIEVES THE LORD LED THEM TO LAGUNA TO SPREAD THE WORD At The Old Del Camino Hotel, Brian Beal, 19, ind Lydia Smith, 18, Sing About Christ '.Jesus People' Old Church Changes Image By FREDERICK SCHO&lElll. Of tft• D1llr P'llet ll1ft 1289 S. Coast Highwa y. The Hacienda HoteL The old Del Camino. An address seen all too often on the Laguna Beach police blotter. A haven for drug users. drifte rs. rlmaways. That is ending. It's been replaced wilh Jesus Christ. Pure and simple. Over the past several months. a group of young •·Jesus people," from the Calvary Chapel in Costa Mesa have been living in the penthouse of the old hotel, spreading the word of Christ. '"The Lord Jed us down here lo !>hare Students Given Bikes. by Police Young people should regard policemen as their friends and ifs a certain bet four Newport Beach students \\'Ill look at them that way. Horace: Ensign lntermedi~>Jc School's Connie Curtin and Walter Knox. plus Lin- coln Intermediate SchO<Jl pupils Lidya Davis and Scott McAdam are riding new bicycles. A boy anti girl selected from each school are given a bike quarterly by the Ne1,.,.port Beach Police Employes Associa· t ion for good ei1 iz.enship, scholastic achievement and service. Teachers pick one from each cla.ss and the names are dra~·n to determine \vin· ners. presented ~·1th their prizes this time by officers Don Follett and Reed Gloshen. the gospel and his Jove," explained St.eve Carr, 21, who came down to Laguna two months ago from a Christian conunune in Huntington Beach. "~1 an is seeking peace. And he'!! find peace in Christ. Drugs are just illusions for the real thing." Carr said. Their success story speaks for itself. "A girl fro111 Berkeley on all kinds of drugs hitchhiked down here and crashed one night here at the Hacienda." Lydia Smith, 18, reealled. "We started to talk· ing to her and told her about the Lord. Now she's off drugs and living in a e<:1m- n1unal Christian house." .. I r<in into anoUier guy down\O\\'O v.·ho v:as dealing and shooting C'OCaint'." Lydia continued. "I started telling him the word and first he was against ii. We brought him up lo the penthouse and he accepted tlle Lord. He even ran down and threw all his cocaine in the ocean." Phil Goddard, 25, who has lived in lhe hotel for nine months said he went "from being a super dof)f"r to Bible reader. It b!ew a Jot or my friends' minds when I made the change." Owner of the hotel, Bill Hosler, said he's very happy .... ·ith the revival. "I've had the hotel for two years and it's been harrl to make this 11 wholesome pl ace." i'\·1urh of the inlial work of getting the Christian youths into the hotel was done by Bernard Syfan, outgoing president of the Laguna Beach Chamber of Com- 1nerce. ··1 went and spoke \vilh some of the people from Calvary Chapel and then got then1 together with Hos ler. All I wanted to do was get the hotel cleaned up. and I felt religion was the best thing to do ii." ··T~re had just been loo much damn talk about cleaning the place up. so t decided to do something. I'm happy l did. I think the religlow: ~le have been tremendously .succeMful." In addition to getllng quarters foc the JeS\Js people. Syfan donated much kit- chen equi pment from the old Gaslight Broiler (now Sunny's Sidewalk Cafe) to the hotel. The equipment was used. according to (lwner Hosler, to set up a kitchen in the rambling 52-room stn.1cture. Sgt. Ne il Purcell of the Special Enforcement Division of the police department, said the number of drug ar- rests at the hotel has dropped con- 11iderably ovt>r the past thrtt months. "r know that many or the kids who were pro-dope at the hotel are now tum· ing oo t.o Christianity." Purctll noted. Hosler said he diret'ls would-~ drug buyers who come to the hotel to the penthouse for Bible 11tudy. "Most of then1 disappear and we never see thf'm again." The hotel owner also assisls the Jesus people by finding jobs for youths who have stopped using drugs and accepted the Lord. "Many of the kids are doing construction work. some work for the post office, others do odd jobs around the hotel. "\\'e·re turning a lot of these ex-drug users into hard workin g mernbers of society," Hosler said. He noted more than half of the rooms at I.he hotel are now rented to persons who have accepted the Christian way of life. Bible study classes are held throughout the week. On Tuesday nights, potluck din- ners are served oo the roof of the hot.ti by tbe Jesus people and their new found follown-s. DAJLV PILOT f He Helps Others · Center Planf!ed for Problem Drinkers By GEORGE t..EIDAL Of "'• kn~ Pli.t 111n Jan. 29. 1941 the eldest cf a.even children .stood in the Irish misU at his father's grave. An o!de Irishman came up and whispered "You're father's passing 'Lis sad. Let me !eave you with these few lines, laddie: Never lcok for troubles as you gc through life, but if by chara you find them, 'Tis always kind to be J;Cmewhat blind. "And, look for the virtue behind them." Peter Tight., a reformed alcoholic for st>ven years. last w~k re<:alled those words spoken lo him 30 years ago. "\\'hilt> I'd be reluctant to say there's niuch virtue in becoming an alcoholic," Tighe says, "it hasn't been all that bad fo r me." Tighe is president of the Raleigh Hills Hospital group which ts preparing a 34- bed-ho!pital in Newport Beach for lreat- menl or problem drinkers. Due to open in August or early Sep- tember, the Raleigh Hills facility will be patterned after the successful t1os pilal of the same naine in Portland. Ore. "Se\'en years ago." T:ghe recalls. "my fall fron1 grace left me with $1.50 in my pocket. no job, a wife I thought was gone for good. one son and a little piece of paper that said I was an American." A t .... ·o-fifth a day c raving for alcohol, Tighe says, was swamping him with "remorse, guilt. 'lt[ixie\y, shame and regrel. I used lo ~a motf'l room 'll11here t could save my family from seeing me drink," Tighe says. With three "drying out" failures behind him . Tighe said be didn't know where to tum for help. Someone suggested Raleigh Hills in Portland. "I'll never forget the kindness in the face of the nurse who checked me in. She cared. She understood the guilt I felt." ln lv.·o weeks time. Tighe was on his way lo a \ifeli~e as an ~lc9»01ic ·who \\'OUlrl never again take a dnnk. · And now. as a reformed drunk, he heads the hospital alcoholic trealmenl division of Neuro-Psychiatric and Health Services l nc . The average treatment at Raleigh Hills v.•ill cost about Sl.600, Tighe says, noting that figure includes lifetime follow-up counseling and vitamin B-1 shols. The typical stay would be two weeks in whic h "treatment'' days are interspe~ with rest. relaxation and counseling sessions. A staff of seven medical doctors will provide complete physic.al examinations. including tests of liver. blood and other bodily processes affected by alcoholic .ad- diction. F'ive former alcoholics will offer the counseling necessary to complete the treatement process, Tighe said. Another 20 !() 25 nurses trained in alcoholic rehabllitation will complete the staff. The Raleigh Hills treatment begins wit h a gradual "weaning" from the bottle and ends with total abstinence for life. Tigtie says. The process employs Pavlovian con· rlilioning to bring the point where the thought of taking a drink or "the smell of alcohol" d isgusts and nauseates him. "All treatment methods have some value." Tighe said. "We like to think we complement one another." In the past 29 years, the Raleigh Hills hospital in Pm11and has treated 7,000 SEVEN YEARS AGO HE CRAVED TWO FIFTHS DAILY Peter Tighe Now Spends His l ife Helping Others drunks, Tighe said. "Seventy-sii: percent have never taken a drink since they graduated. Of the rest, those who relap15- ed and returned for furtller treatment, 96 percent were successes." Tighe sald. The Raleigh Hil!s treatment is best suited to rehabilitating the profe~ionaJ, high IQ, aggressive business man type of person. An experiment ~·ith skid row drunks, failed Tighe recalls, "because. they lacked the motivation Ul get well ." The youngest person treated al Raleigh Hills in Portland was an 18-year old col- lE"ge footbaU player and the eldest was a man 81 -y ears old . Tolerance for alcchol Is the factor determining the need for tre.atme:nt. Tbe range of amoun1-' of drinking that have caused problems for Raleigh HiDs pa· tlcnU. ranges upwards from a lady who couldn't handle thCff bottles o( cough syrup a day. Tighe sugg~ts M yone for whom booze causes any trouble at all. might consider undergoing treatment. "When a person finds he's doubling the number of drinks he must. have lo get high. he's in trouble. "If he's got to have a drink or two before going to a party because he's afraid the host won't give him enough, he needs help. "A woman who carries a bottle In her purse is another likely problem drinker, along wi th anyone who begins to fancy hiding places or make ei:CU5e::!I for his drinking," Tighe said. Two Face Obscenity Trial A jury trial has been set for Aui. 24 for the clerk and the owner o( a Huntinfton Beach p<ll!itu shop, charged with ex· hibit.ing hannful matter to children. Kathy Graff Fowler, owner of the Strictly PosteNJ Shop. 123 Main St. and her (']erk Jim Tomer will appear in West Orange County Judicial District Court W answer charaes filed by Huntington Beach police. Deyuty Ditslrict Attorney Richard Beacom said warran!a were issued against the pair under Ult penal code 11ec- tion which prohibit& "the display or distribution of harmlul matt.er lo minors." They were .arraigned on the charge! Thursday afternoon. He said the alleged incident took pl.ace a week ago in the shop when five children, ages 10 to 14 reportedly saw a poster tbat law enforcement officials ob- jected to. Beacom :sajd an officer was in the ahop at the time. "If there were only adull.s involved, there would be no question. But tsex for sex·s sake is inappropriate where children are concerned," he said. Conviction of the charges can result tn a maximum sentence ()f 20 years im· prisonment and a $2,000 I~.. Beacom said. El Rancho has the hottest price in town! 12 Ol CANS It's that lime of year ••• t.he sun bea~ do\vn and thirsts gel big .•. and the kids say, "~!om , whatta we i"Ot that's cold?" That's the time to pour their favorite J\a''()f'S in Springfield Soft Drinks ••• tingly, bubbly, refre!hing. And why not pour one for youriel!? ••. El Ra.ncho'a price is an invitation to the "'hole familyl Enjoy summer ••• and Springfield! Just shape and bake ••• Made ..,.,.;th Jean ham and fresh whole eggs I Cube Steak ... ~~ ... $1 59 ,b El Ranch()'s U.S.D.A. Choice bee! ••• for hearty and euy meals! El Rancho's Pepper Steak ................... 51.49 1~ El Rancho'!; tJ.S.J).A. Choice beef •.. seasoned perfectly ••. grill ready ! Springfield Bologna ....... Ill MLll oR 1u ecu ...... 49¢ It's sand\rich time! ••• time !or tasty\fllvorite!I 12 cz. pkr . Pn."ce1 in. tffect Tue.,, & Wed.. ••• J·uly 6 4: 7 Clo1ed Mondav, Jul11 5 Cherries ... ~~~:~ .... 39~ Compare quality ••• 1ee the difference in El Rancho produce! B & M Baked Beans ............................... 39.- Plump and tender, in rich New England atyle uucel 28 oz. B & M Brown Bread ............................... 29• Great idea !or 111miner meals ... bearui: and brown bread! ••• 16 os. Onnamon Apple Sauce .. , .................... 5 "' '1 Seneca m&~es it so delieioua t Serve chilled with ham Joa.!! 16 oz. Martinelli Apple Juice ............................ 39• Lovely to look at. .. deliihtlul to 1njoy ! Quart bottle .. ARCADIA: sun"t and Hnn tmito n 01 :1:i';/. PASADENA : :·1 1 1 1 1: SOUTH PASADENA : ::::1:. HUNTINGTON BEACH : ::/t',t NEWPORT BEACH : 2121 ~'"P "'' s1.i1 '"" \El Rancho Cente1~ ··· JZO WP\! Colur,1!10 Blvd · l rernou1 :1n11 H11 11!111yJu11 01 W,11111'1 J111I Alyuqq111<J 811,u•lw,tlk C1·11!P1 " /J11'1 f1'l!ii11ll 01 f,t.111lu f! V!il,1 ~~ Cerllt'I ,,,._. --· l Jr ----·--i: ~·~ .. • ,,o;s:-.• -· -..c.....-.., __ 1' ~ I l • 4 DA!LY PILDT Striking Blow f 01· Gals In Credit Card Warf are By ALBERT W. BATES Ol lfll o.111' ,Ill! SllH A vtry feminine lype female striking a blow for \\'omen 's Lib? Not on your life -but it has happened . . , , . ~ty wife i~ a woman who thinks ~al, in genera_!.. the ~\omen s Libera- tion Movement is a Jost caust for losers m the competition with men. And so it was with no spirit of Women"s Lib crusade that she chose. tn challenge, through her hasband, the credit policy of the ' J, C. Penney Company nationwide. . r-.targaret Leon Bates is a b!oanalysl with accredJ· talion to own and operate a medical laboratory on her own. She has elected not to do so. Instead, she is ch_ief technologist al the medical _ labor~tory at l.aguna Hills Uisure \Vorld on salary, while ma1nta1nmg her ov.11 port· rolio of investments. t She is widely known in her own field as MargarC't f Leon That is htr professional name and she uses it on ' • J~ hC'r ov.n checking accounl and for credit accounts with most or Lhe major rct.a1lers of feminine apparel and gas and oiJ in Southern Califorrlla. All this simplifies mailers in terms of income lax, estate planning and wills. BUT APPARENTLY the income level J . C. Penney has historic~lly cyn· iidered its sales target has few of these concerns and the Penney credit pohcy has reflected the fa ct. That policy ha~ decreed that every credit account must be in the hus· band's name. unless there has been a divorce. , This raised the hacltles of 1'-1argare~ Leon (Bales), who happens to like J. C. Penney as a source of certain items of apparel for her laboratory work. Denial of credit to her in her professional name by Penney_ ran conlr~ry to her top credit rating and the fa ct a coup!~ of doien other maier companies had long granted her credit under her professional name. BUREAUCRACIES ARE slow moving. whe ther governmental or big corp- oration. And so after some seven weeks had passed afler J laid il on !hi' line with Pennev. I wrote to the top boss on the West Coast. Actioii was immediately forthcoming. Yes. Mrs. Bates' righl to ~ credit card under her professional name was admitte~, A~d yC's .. Penney policy had come under review as a result of the protest and is being revtsed. . So , all you women's libbers, give a hail lo fl-1argarel Leon: She ~h1nk~ Y?Ur posture is stupid, but she's a professional woman who b~!1cves in w1nn1ng rights for women on competitive merit. nothing more, nothing less. And nuts to all thL r<iwcous noise about it. Atheist Coupl-e-in NY Win Custody of Child TRENTON. NY. (\;Pl\ -An atheist couple who won the lt:gal nght lo keep their 2·year-old adopted daughter say they plan to leach their children '·all religions. philosoph y and thrology." John Burke . ~2. and his v.·1fe, Cy111hia. 33. said the y were please by the state supreme court ruling Thursday. but had one regret. "! just wish the chief jl1Sticc's opinion had been the maJOnty opinion," Mrs. Ma111i e Meets Arni y '1:/e-111an' HONOLULU CUP!! -Man1ie Van Doren's latest love is a ''blood and guts" helicopter pilot she met in Vietnam The flier is Army t-.taj . James P. Hughes of Atlanta, Ga Hughes arrived here Thursday lo ~pend M davs lcavr v.•1th ~11ss \'an Doren. \1 hn has been re c:uprrat1nJ.: fro1n a bout v.•llh d;•sentery picked up during an C'1ghl·"'C<'k C'n1crta1nn1ent tour 1n !he war ione ··r rnct h11n on thC' delta ,' said lhe \nluptuous J7-}rar11 ld blond<' ;:ictrr~s "I \1kr h1ni a lot If 1t turns nut okay 1 JU~! m1r:h1 tie l11r knot" Hughes. shC' said Is 'blood and ~uls . , sort or \1ke Patton Jn V!c1nam they call him Wild B1!1 ·· Hughes took part in the allied landing al Sicily in World .War II, .. He won"\ te!I me his age,"" she sAid ~11ss Van Doren ·~ first husband. bandlcader Ray Anthony, is entertaining at the Royal Hav.·aiian Hotel here. Burke said. Chief Justice Joseph \Ve1nlraub issucrl a separate opinion froni lhe other six members of Lhe court, but 11 v.·as a con- curring one. The others said a couple rQUld nol be denied an adopter! chili! "solely" on the basis of their lack nr rC'ligious faith. Welntraub took Issue with lhe word "solely." "I must conclude lh e m:ijority opinion finds the subject iof religion) to ~ relevant and a liti~ants' views upon ll tn be capable of const1tut1ng a fac1or 111 a decision to deny ;i Judgment of adoption," he said. "I think none of this 1s the prr;- pcr concern of ;i terrestrial judge." The decision overturned a ruling hy Esse x: County Judge \Vill1am J . r:amarata that the child. l':leanor KathcriM, should be rcturnC'd In the adoption agency because !he adopting couple did not believe 1n ··a supreme being ·• .. We do not bclir\"C' that any r-::a'in:iablc nian. no n1atler how de\'OUI 1n his own hrhrfs. would contend lha1 morality he" in !he exelu!'11·c pro11nc-e of one or all religion~ nr rehgious11y in general." !he nict1or1tv op1n1on said 'The present case is proof of this pn1n!. No onr. 1nclud1ng !he trial 14,dge. has P\'C'r qu<'s11oncrl 1hr nioral rh1iracttr of the Burke~" 111c~ :-a id 11lr a11r1npt lo 1akr lhr \·hild av.al' lron1 t.hr Burkrs 11ol11(('r! tile sep~rat1nn ot churrt1 .:inrl ~!;<Ir The Burkes, 11hn IH11e 1no1ed front N~v.·ark. NJ , In Cartcr1·tllc. 111. sintr the court hat1lr brg;in, said they l'Xf)~trd their chilrlrcn lo learn religion ··i11st as we rxpcct thrm lo learn the sciences and the humani11cs" 1971 Viewed as By L. Pj:TER KRIEG Of r~t 0 11!r 1'11111 Sit t! Ever since 1913 when Torn Talberl took his team of mules and dredged a ch annel from Bolsa Chica Bav to what is now Huntington Harl>our, ihC' Orange County Coast Association has been working 10 make the Orange Coun ty Coast a better place lo be. The problC'ms confronting the coastal ' communities arc more 50phislicatcd to- day -and more crucial -bul the association's diversified ~roup 0 r members Is no less dedicated lo doing &0melhing about them. OCCA President .John M<1cnab sayii: 1971 may very well be the most critical year in the history of the Orange Coast because of 'pending state and federal Jeglslat.ioo to control it. . · "'nle rolt: of the coast association is more pertl~i now than ever.'· Macnab .aid, "because of the neccessity of olr jective plannlng for the coast." There are no lt?SS than a doien tnlls in lacramento alor.o. th11t would usurp local control ova shoreline developm«!nl along t.he tnlire California coast. Marf)' of them would put a si ngle state 111gency, or at l>csl a number of regional boards, al the top of a new governmental 1tr1ta U11t would be cl·u1.rged with oy~rseeinl CO.Uta.I mana1en:ien! lrqn the .,,_~ __ •_;mi.- .-~ - sea inland as far as live n1ilcs To focus on this controvc.rs1al lcg1sla- tion. the association v.·ill sponsor its firsl annual "Lcg1sla!ivr Conference"' next f'nday at noon at the Balboa Bay Cluh. Pr('Ceded by an I! 15 a.m recep!io11, the conf£'rencc will includr 1a!ks by U.S. Rep. John D. Schm1ti ( H-Tuslin !. Stat!"! Sen. Dennis E. Car~ntcr IR-Newporl Beach) and Assr1nbl ym11n R ober t Badham ( H-Newport Brach\, They will report on the s1<1tus of all bi!ls before Iii( state and rcdcr<1l legislatures and will answer questions al! e f\li'a rds, While city offi cials from all coastal cities have beC'n expressly invited, as havt the Orange County supervisors, the Juncheon is open to the public. TiC'kets may be obtained l;ly contacting OCCA Secretary Carl Kymla . secretary of the Moolton-Ni1:ucl ~·ater District in Laguna Niguel. The legislative conference 1s only one of many projecl' the coast association actively sponsors. A committee hss bcr.n working for 1n(lrf' than a year on comprrhensl\"f' highway beauUf1cat1011 reco111mendat1ons. that to dale ha\'e i;ought elimin~tion of all overhead utility Imes and r.oadsidf' billboards. For mort Ulan 1 decade the 1MOCi,.. He~s Jaek of All Trades \ But New port A r~t Gairts Fame With Statue of Cat By CANDACE PEARSON ~...,"!;:',..--~~:":'l:";:c!'."":':: MEMORY OF ROOM 8 Suggested for Stamp Sewer Project Set for Airing 111 Huntington By ALAN OIRKJN or 1~1 0 1111 Plltt i1tll The Brookhursl Street sC'wer line con- troversy will hit the fan Tuesday. Fred Harper, general manager of the Orange County Sanitation District, will make a presenlalJon to the Huntington Beach city council al the 4:30 p.m. session hoping lo v.·:n a "favorable response" to the $7 4 million project. Businessmen and homeov.·n~rs who for weeks have protested the disruption the 22-rnonth p1pelay1ng Job would cause will again be arguing against the adopled route. Dick Loesch, nianager of Love"s Wood Pit Barbecue rcstauranl at Brookhursl Street and Adams A1·enuc, "'ho has Jed 11 nierchants petition campaign against the route chosen for the JOb, was negotiallng \Yith an attorney today For legal reprcsenlation, Loesch has merchants and already staled that homeowners a I o n g Brookhurst Street would to go court lo 5\op the project 1! the route is not C'hang- ed and 1£ the city council docs not take legal acUon. r.1eanwhile. the job which calls for the laying of a 96-inch pipe from the sanila· \ion district's plant in Huntington Beach to another five miles away in Fountain Valley. is already out to btd. Harper confirmed today that the bids wil! be opened July 20. He said that 1r Huntington Beach grants the necessary permits for the project the sanitation boards would award Lfle contract Aug. II. !le said that work would slatl al the Huntington Beach treatment p!ant and 1h1il the contractor would not be on the public right or Y:ay until lhe beginning o[ 1972. Some councilrncn in Huntington Beach and merchants ha1•e urged lhe board to consider other routes and meetings ha1·e been held v.·ith Harper on alternates. Essentially, Harper has argued that lengthy studies were made of the ~Hernates -BusharG Slrret or the Sant a Ana Hiver bed -but that the board decided on the Brookhurst Street path becauS£' 11 would cost SI .250.000 less than the river bed route and $250.000 less than the Bushard Street li ne. H11rf)2r also has maintained that substantial stale and lederal i;:rants would be Jeopardii£'d if tl1e pro1ect were clelaved i'llerchanls ha1'£' argued that t•on- slruct1on will alter tralf1c pallerns and 1'HUSI' bu~1n~ss los~t'~/'i.Jlr.~ch has po1n1rrl nul that tilt' sanitatlnn district has based Jl.<; eslin1ales 011 engineering cost but has 1101 !akr·n 1n10 consideration the effect on b1L.;1ncsscs and the loss of sales Lax revenue. The ~1£'redilh (~ardcns Homeov.'ncrs Association also has protested the align- ment. it ot .. ~ill' l'iltl Slllt An underwater fire fighter, a scout master, 1 swlmming coach. an ocean fishennan, a crealive artisl and 1 32- year-old child Inhab it a small shop iD Newport Beach. 1'his could become crowded, but they are all one man-sculptor·jeweler Dan Levin. Surrounded by his bronze statues of happy child~n and his coral-like rings, he si\J in front of an old cubby-holed deslc in his shot>. 'Ole New Renaissance, 2811 Lafayette Avt. Leonardo da Vinci, Degas and the sculptor Rodin hover over hlm in countless books on a shelf. Tools and and 1nachines lie silent, as if waiting for the nexl commission. '" [ do this mainly for the satis(action," said the man who has achieved recent fame by creating a bronze statue of a cat called Roon1 8 for the Elysian Heights Elementary School in Los Angeles. Room 8, who died in 1968, came to the school every day for more than 15 -years. Students commissioned Levin to create a. memorial for the faithful cat and he designed a foot-square bronze scene of three children following Room 8 lo school. Earlier. Levi n created a Room 8 medallion which was sold to meet pro- duction costs of the stltue. The room 8 designs a rc now being suggested for a U.S. commemo rative postage stamp. Levin volunteered lo do the Room 8 cornmission far he.low normal cost because he "v.·anted to help the children .'' Admiring childrrn's freedom of expression, he wants more people to "return to the simple joys we had as chilrden." The miniature bronze children who populate Levin 's shop play leap frog, snitch cookies, fly kites and walk fences. He shows another influence -the sea-in bronze ships and pearl rings. ~ith a smile and a tug at his beard. he reveals, "The fact I can make my living doing what I love is my wealth." But it wa s not always this v.·ay. Levin has worn many different hats before' finally opening his own shop a yea r ago. Raised in tbi San Pedro area, he was a pioneC'r rnerllticr of the wharf fire- fighting learns. SCliled in search of sv.·ordfish, taught swimming and took other jobs lo su pport himself while stu· dying sculpting skills at local foundries. While apprenticing himself to other !'!CUlptors, he expanded his knowledge of casting v.·ilx molds and finishing bronze. He once attended Cal State Long Beach but would stay morning till night in one interesting class. a practice which prevented his graduation. Instead, in 1961 he went to Europe with .the U.S. Army and "haunted the Louvre " and olher art museum s. Upon his return lo the li .S. in 1963 he began the seven-year pcricx:I of .. !earning while doing.·· With a grandfather v.·ho v.·as an ornamental ironsmith and a mother whn is a commercial artist, at 10 years old . he won his first award. It was at Los Angeles County Fair for a small bronze horse statue. His parents, wto now live in •cor11se' Appears Funeral LUBBOCK , Tex . (UPI) -The memonal services originally scheduled for loday for Michael Hubbard ha\•e been postponed. Hubbard has been found alive and v.·ell -ttlthough so m e v.· ha l bewildered -1n Oklahoma City and Dallas. Hubbard look off in his private plane from t'ort Worth June 21. Me ran lnt(1 sonic bad wea1her and crashrd in Lake Bndgeport, .)() rniles northwest of Fort Worlh. A search of the !akr for I lubbard and his plane dldo '1 start until !he ncxl dav bccauS<' th<' only man who w1tn~ssed 1he crash didn'I report it until June 2~ Tl1c .sea•ch lasted one week Hubbard 's bOOy was not recovered but he was prl'su mcd dead . ~Vedncsday n i g h f , however, Hubbard callrd his family in Lubbock and told them to come pick him Critica1 Year for lion. in cooperation with the DAILY PILOT, has sponsorrd the "4() Miles of Christmas Smiles" hohday decoration competition a1nong businessmen, 1n- <tusj nC'S and homeo~·ners. An rnvironmcntal committee has been studying the netd for protectioil of lhe l"Oast's natural resources. Toni Talbert and .I. P. Greeley were lhr first two presidenls or the association when it was renamed after originating as lllf South Cost Jmprovement Association. C..:urrenUy active members llke to recall TAibert'~ first project, however , because JI "·as more important than it sounds. "It look Tom about a day to carve out the channel," recounts Ralph Kiser, manager of the Huntington Beach Ch<lmber of Commerce and enlhusiastic supporter of tfle &MOCiation. "but he made it possible lo build Coast Highway from Huntington Beach to Long Beach v. 11hou1 the need for 3n expensive brid,Re. '' The channel allowed the Bolsa Chica slough lo drain under Wamtr Avtnut to Sunst'I Rav. allowinA that out.let In be tlOS('l"I so ihe road e(>uld be built, Ki ser explained t·rom thal in\llal success, there have ht.'Cn <::ountle$S more. In rer.cnl years the OCCA has -worked successfully on 1 variety of projecU, lntludlng the 1t1te --1• ...... -.. ···-.--"' -....,:: bond Issue canipaign for massivt beachfront acqu1s1lion that led to the creation of Bolsa Chica Slate Park. The association h.:is been acuve in pursuing sand rrplcnishment funds from :state and federal agencies and wa.~ in· strumcntal in the crealion of Dana Point Harl>or. fo'ormally And officially, lhe OCCA ·s purpose in lire is "to preserve rhe natura l advantages for the Orange County coastal area and to make ii a more desirable place in which to !lve . work and play: to look ahead and plan for future fi!Cal, cultura l and social nced5 of !ht area : to provide for orderly economic growth so that growth will augment rather than detract from its intrinsrc quality; to support with determination !IUCh governmental. civic and pnvate pro- gram! and purposes as will contribute to the fuHillmtnt of these objecli\'es without infringement of loc11l identity." i\mon_$ the coastal leaders who have 5Crvc<f as president of the associa!lon sinct the days of Greeley 14nd Talbt'rt 11re Thomas F' Murphine of San Cementf'. io 1933: Carl I lanky of San .J 11 an Gapistrano ; A. !::. Schwart~ of Costa ~1esa in 19$.1: Kistr 1n 1963 : Ken Sampson of Newport Beach in 1965 : 'rilllam 0 . Martin of LagUna Beach in " ·.··' DAILY l'ILDT !1111 I'~•!• CHILDREN ARE INSPIRATION TO SCULPTOR LEVIN Nepliews Brian (top), David Bunting, Niece Jenny ~Junltngton Beach, encouraged his in· terest. "I ha\'e always Fell a heightened in- volven1cnt to be able to do <11mmething in three-dimensional fo rm,"' said Levin. He feels bronze has a timeless quality and dramatic effect. Levin calls his shop his "return lo the OCC'an" and speaks almost in awe of how •·1, like other men-have alwa ys ftlt close lo the primary origins." He wants tlis art work and custom jewelry to be "at one wilh nature" and to depict the child"s beauty. "\low easily Wf' were enlcrtainrd then," he said of childhood. ··our treasure s were things 10 be shared.'' Levin wants to share a plan lo crca1e n1onumental bronze pieces using !he then1c of the freedom or chtldrcn for placement in city and county parks. "What niore natural !h1ng for parks 1)lan children doing their own !hing,'" he ask.~. f;yen wi1huut con11n•.~s1ons. "! will' build Lhe large \1orks. he 111~1.~ts Honing to excite someone by the 1clc;i. Lt"'1·1n fcC'ls if someone is sinc:ere, good things c:on1e lo him. Levin lives in Costa 1\1e~a with his wife, Knstin Anne, and their 20-mol).lh-old son, Ross. l\'lrs. Levin t'reatcs and teaches professional weaving and ~titchrry. '"Our living room is full of lnonis and laprstrics." laughs LC'\"ln. v.·ho 1s also \eaeh1ng his trade-lo beginning and ad. \'anced jewelry -rnak1ng s I u d en I.~ SC1turd;;iy"s a1 1\lan11er"s Park for the Newport Bcal·h Parks and RecrC'at1on department. And now. ans1rtrtng lht"' phone And checking wax nif1lrls In his shop, hr pauses. rornn1en!1n~. "! have arnved v.·here I want to be ·• Rites ____ Called Off up in Dallas. With his reapptarance. his famil y call· ed _off plans for tcx:lay s memorial service A deputy shrriff. ~·!rs. ~1ayme Fletcher, said Thursday: "We spent an awful lot n[ money out there trying to locate htm . I am g!ad he is alive but I wish he had rrportcd i1 .. The family issued a statl'mcnt Thurs· d:.i.v . e.xpl011n1ng what had hapJl('nrd Hubbard 10ok off lrnrn Fort Worth at 5 a n1. June 21 H<· s0on ran into clouds, rain and !urbulencr. He tried to get ad· vice by aircraft radro but failed lo make con!rict. '"An allemp1 ln descend under the clouds was made and he round himself over Lake. Bridgeport at a low altitude. He was under considerable stress and v.·as preoccupied wilh business problems. Coast 1968 and Cap Blackburn of Newport Beach in 1970. ''iejo Da y Camp Slated Ju.l y 5 r.·l!SSJON VIEJO -A recreation ernler-sponsored day camp will begin h1onday, J uly 5 in Mission Viejo. The camp will be open to boys and girls seven through 11 years ol agt and will in· cludt crafts, special trips, food, in- surance and camp T·shirls. The fir!t session will be July 5, 6, 7 and !I From 9 1.m. to l p.m. at the Mont11noso Recreation Center. A fee of $10 covers all transportation, food and materials. F'ield trips will be taken to a bird sanctuary. O'Neill Park, Newport Dunes, lr\"Lne Park, and the Alligator F'arm For inforrnallon call !he center, 837-4-08~. Graffiti is A J oke ... fl.e all y _ ... ---~-- After be com 1 n i;: frightened 11nrl disorienied in the 11ea1her hc 1mnuls1vely ditched lhe aircraft in the lake. '·The planr fliµped up~1dr dnwn lie had neglected to raslen his sca t be!1 The shock or cold \\,1!er rri:ibled him 10 escape lie remained 11n the aircraft win~ a f£'w minutes before 1'1r plane sank Hr \la\'ed at a passing p1rkUf) 11ho arf)t•arrd 1o sec him ht1t no re~p11n~r fn!ln11rr! Hr had a shghrly 1nJtired ~hr1ulrl1·r and swnn1 to the shorr !4Q lo 200 V;11 d\ ;iwa1· 'Jn a t:onfu~£'d ~t,;te. hr 1:,;lkrd 111 nearby Oec;1tur 111 n1ilrs awriv) and even madr hi.~ way !O Ok!ahon1;1 Citv { 170 miles from Dccalur\ 11·h£•rr he .~nug:ht professional hcln af!cr w;inderi11~ tliP. streets for sevrral d;n s. Aeling 0n the advice of doctors and a·tlornevs he sub~e· quenlly traveled In Dal!a~ · !210 rnilC'S from Oklahoma Cily) where he contacted hi s family ." The statement said Hubbt1rd, 27. \1·~~ back home in Lubbock and not seermg an y visitors. '!'he wi.tness Who rep(lrted the crash said he drd not see anyone on the 1ving of th~ plane nor did he see anyone wave , or swim lo shore wilh an injured shoulder and make his way to Decatur. _ "t can .hardly believe ii.·· Deputy Fletcher sa~d. "'He would have been pick- ('d up for 1nvestigation if he harl wan- dered tiround Lhe streets of Decatur many days ... Wicks i'i, _ 'Vz, ~t -~ ti r •• · '.4re )"OU s1tre it s fireproof , l l enry ?' ----. CHECKING • U.P • Her e's Ne w Verse To 'Scl1ool Da ys' By L,,\I. BOYD i\10ST COLORFUL DRES- SERS among the professional men. it's said, are the plastic su rgeons WAS f\OT AWARE unlil today the "hot" m hot pants comes from the Frenc h "haul°' n1 ea n 1 n g ''hrgh '' NOW THE SWEDISH AR.\lY is issuing ha irne Ls lo its male sold iers, report th e correspondents, sadly. lT'S A FAIRLY small place, just a few square miles really, but the:rP are said to be 400,000 single gi rls liv ing in it. RefPr to New York City's East Side between 30th and ooth Streets. Nowhere e!se in the world, I'm told. are congregated so many unatta ched fema les. THE PR OVEN FACT IS embezzle rs rarely take time off their jobs. Nor are those retail clerks who regularly steal merchandise from thei r bosses absent much . When ex - perienced store det.ectives set out to track down where Bll the loose goods go. they look first at that employe who never misses a day's work. Or so reports an expert on the matter. OPEN QUESTION: ls there any correlation between an ac· curate mu sica l ear and the abili ty to spell well? CO'.\IE ON. YOU kn ow the tune, altogether now; "School days, school days ... Dear old bust-the.rules day ... Heckling. and rioting. throw- ing bricks .. , Dodging the cops v.•ith their big night sticks . . . You '.l'ere my queen in jeans, go-go ' .. , I was your barefoot long-haired beau ... We .scrawled on the wall. 'Hell, no. we won't go!' .. When "'e were a couple of kids." Fine. One more lime ·• 'JUST BEFORE OLD Rome fel l. citizens of that remarkable empire celebrated 176 legal nonworking holidays a year.' you said. What's so remarkable about that'! Our school teachers, who average around $10,000 a year, have 185 days off a year, not to mention sick leave. 'They wo~k only 180 day11 a year. No wonder the kids aren't loam- ing to read! So writes a critical Californian . BACK IN 1939, when the pollster!': asked bow many of U.!1 would buy a newfangled thing called a television set, if such were available. only 16 percent of the popoulation said yes indeed . . • WHEN YO U contemplate the scientific fact th e elephant metes more swifUy than any other mam- mal. it 's just antazing the ele phant never forgets, Isn't it? ..• "MAN JS the only animal that can remain on friendly terms with the vie· tims he Intends lo eat until he eats them," note.!! Samuel Butler, weightily. Your qu.es tians and com- ments are welcomed a:nd will be used in CHECKING UP where ver pos s ib l e. Plense nddress your letters to L. M. Boyd, P.O. Box 1875. Newport Beach, Cali· fornia 92660 . Coast A rea Grads From UCSB Listed ~1ore than fifty Orange Coast residents have received degrees fro m UC S a n t a Barbara. They are· From Lagun a Beach: -Nan cy Ann Bol!as, 881 1 Pa cific Cnast Highway, 203, 8.A., English. -Stephen B. Fitts. 707 Pearl St.. 8 .A .• sociology. -Robert K. Hitchcock, 111 5 Emerald Bay, B . A., an- thropo\o,l!y anrl history. -Susan G. Linder. 885 ~1 anzanita Drive. B . A ., Englis h. -James A Paige. P.O. Box 1137 B.A . sociology. -Wendy-Lee Rapp, 274 \\'ave St.. 8 A . sociolo~·. -Alan C. Solomon, 1902 Ocean 'i\'ay. B . A . , an- thro\pology. -John E. Ta tu m. 709 Emerald Bay , B.A .. history. -Rohert C. Wad e. 431 Osgood Lan e. B.A , political sci ence -Pamel a Walker. R3~ La Miraclli St., BA.. reli,i:1ous studies. -Stanl ey 'i\'ood v.·ard 11!. 27 Emerald Bay, BA, politi cal science. -Aliso n B. Lnrkha rt. 7511 Bluebird Canyon Drive, f\1 .A , ant hropology. -Arthur A. Hanse, 401 Anita St.. Ph.D , history. _ Brian ~lcCabe, :u 1~2 Flyi ng Cloud Drive, B A .. anthropology Those Newport Be 11 c h residents receiving degrees In- clude · -.Janet K. Bright . 1228 Sussex Lane. B.A .. phys ical educa!ion 11nd anthropology. -Daniel A. Castro, 20930 A St, 8 .A .. sociology . -Robfirt B. Culpepper. 1400 Haven Place, B.A., politi cal sC"iencP. -P.1 ichae l B. Cunni ngham, 303 Lexing1on Ci rcle, B.A., philosophy. -Je:innC' f\f fa.c;sell . 1600 Dover Drive. B.A .. German. !....Linda S. Gri,c;wolcl. 111 Topaz Ave , B.A , ph ysical edu caiion. -Michael R. l'°"·ln , 354 E. 22nd St., B.A .. arl. -James B. Ru.'isell. 1444 W, Bay Ave .. B A .. sociology. -Geoffrey Sarissian, 11!1 Via r..'lentone, BA . creative studies. -Deborah Trotter. 800 Kinp Road. ·s.A .. En1Ush. Me sa Lihraria n Appointed rrcorrl librarian at Central Collei,::f''.~ rarlln sl.a- tion was Cn.'ita Me.'i;:i rPsidr:n!, ,J ay Sullivan. Sull ivan is A freshm;in a! thl" Prlla, lo:-"'11 , Cllmpus. where I.he ~talion. KCCI. is loc;.i\7n. ---- -Robert F Wh1llow. 409 Vi sta Grande, B.A., religious studies. -Frank S. Balthis. 2742 Bavshore Drive, M . A ., po l.1!ical science. Other degree candid.:ites in- clude from Co rona <!el Mar : -Richa rd 1-larmon. 2007 Chubasco, B.A., history. -Cliff R. Sholle. 1851 Sahrina Terrace. B . S .• chemical engineering. -Ellen J. Savage. P.O. Box 434. 8 .A .. physical education. From Costa !11esa: -Mary Boose. 985 Valencia SL, B.A., art. -J\1artin K. Burgenbauch, 2437 Littleton Place, B A . English -Robert E. Ca llahan. 217 Amherst Road, B.A , pol itical science . . t. -Bruce Lr. ..,,45 E ll es.n e r e ve., B.A., economics. -Debra A. Ellingson. 109 ~1nrristo~·n La ne, B.A .. home ecnnnmics. -~1ary L. Lock.hard1. 248 20th St . B.A .. psychology. -Teresa M. Thomas. 2005 J.e m nns Drive . 8 .A ., sociolo,:r..'. Fro rn Fount.:iin Valley -,Jnanne C. J arvis, 10173 C)C'ar River Court. B.A., social studies. Frnm San Juan Capis trano· -Leslie J\1ason, 27051 B Via Cnnco rd1a, B.A., If> c I a I sc iences. From Balboa Island· -George W. Watson II , P.O. Box 333, Ph . D . , psychology. From Huntington Beach : -\\'illiam Boehler!. 8167 Dartmoor Drive, B.A., hist<1ry. -Eric R. Bolling. 8351 ~lvaradCI Drive. B.A .. English. -Shona Marli n, 8 2 2 2 ~erlield D r i v e , B.A., 1ociology. -Doup;la~ G. Richardson. 16980 Edgewater Lane, B.A .. gengraphy. -Alice Sl attery. 17171 \\'estport Dr~r B.A., political science. -William P'. Soul. S871 Nell Ave .. B.A .. 11ociology. -Jeffrey W. Kr eck, 16982 Boleeo Lane, B.S .. mechanical engineering. From Irvine: -Stevea ~t Plevin, 18921 Via Messinga. 8 A., pollttcal sci ence. -Ford W. Reeve1. 4431 Sandburg Way. B.A., h!slory. f ro m San Clemenlt ' -Dia ne R. Blacker. 2921 Via San Go rgon io. B . A. , ht11,tory. -Pamela J. Henley, 2.1fi5 S. Ol a Vista, B.A., politic~] ~enrr. -f\1ichael F. Hnovl"r, 270! \'ia i;;inf,11 Tom as . B . A. , geolngy and geography. --------- ·-------~· Mo11d1y, July S, 1971 DAI L V P!lllf 5 20"Wide Badger GARBAGE DISPOSAL ROTARY MOWER ''Made By lnsinkerofor !'' 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Putting aside humane a~pects, straight economic! and gene ral public v.•elfare dictate the rescue route. Hard drug addicts, untreated, must spend from S50 tn $300 a da.\' to support their heroin cravinJ:. This me.ans one of three things· they steal, they become pushers or If thf'y are \l'Ornen, they turn to proslitution. \\'1nding do\1'n the \.'ielnam war is bringing home thousanrls of Gls 1~·ho have been hooked on hard drugs in lndol'hina. It behooves Americans on the homefront tn face this reality and gi\'e it absolutely top priority claim on ta x dollars. Firth J)is trict Supcr\'isor Ronald ('aspers seeks suP:. port of a J:reatly exranded program lo deal wilh the rlru,g problcn1. l·le poinled out last \\'efk that there are .an e~limaled 3,000 to 5,000 heroin additt~ in Orange \ollntv no\1 'fhe nun1ber \\'JJI increase as GI addicts re· t urn hon1c . 1'hf' supervi~or ~aid there is a waiting list of more than 400 for the ntelhadone program, that community clinirs can only serve a small portion of the need, and they need financial help. lie also noted the cost to polite departments and courts in trying to tor.e with the drug problem and the m illions of dollars slo en by addicts -all an added co.!!l t o the general public. Methadone has been controversial because il is no t a cure for addiction. It is a transfer to a lesser addiction which permits the virtim lo return to normal work pal· terns and forego crin1e. Some compare it to insulin for the diabetic. Current methadone use in Orange County has eliminated some !2 mi llion in heroin sales, accord· ing to Dr. John Kramer of UC, Irvine. county methadone program d irector. ers ever madt, both in humanity and economic se.U- int1r11t. Revenue Sharing -YES Robert H. Finch, President Nixon's cabinet-ranking advisor. came to the Orange Coast la~t week to enlist grass roots support for Nixon's revenue-s haring plan. With revenue based chiefly on sales and property taxeli, local govern1nents are in serious financial trouble, F'inch pointed out. Such taxes are comparatively inef· ficie~and tend to lag behind economic growth. f'ei:lera1 jn('on1e taxes, in contrast, mi rror that growth and affluence; painfu l they are, but they also are the most efficient and timely. State and local laxes per <"ap1\a have shot up from $105 in 1950 to $380 in 1969 -a 262 percent i ncrea~e. And still s tale .and local governments arc facing bank· " tuptcy. Properly owners simply cannot bear more bur· den and survive thentselv es. The N1Jcon plan \1·ould relea)ie $5 billion annually In new money to states. counties and cities to use ac- cording to their own priorities. The Nixon plan v.•ould mean $590 million in ne\\' California revenue to be shared with cities anrl counties -plus $917 million in six special categories, or $215 million more than under present programs. ~Finch makes a good case. one that should be vigor- ously su pported at the local !eve!. Fr(fedom and Res ponsibility An unusual set of circumstances makes observance of Independence Day today an occasion for reflection on the implications of freedom in America. Only hours b_efore the holiday, the Supreme Court handed down a historic decision upholding the people's right to be informed about their government. Another $4 millio n in sales would be taken from the heroin pu~her if the methadone program is increased from 250 to 750 a year under the new plan. The net of Caspers' proposal of a SI. I million ex- pansion of the county's anti-drug program (or 1Q71-72 could prove to be the wisest investment county taxpay· \Vith the freedom guaranteed by the Fir~t Amend· ment, no\v strongly reaffirmed. goes the obligation to be responsible and diligent in serving the people's right to knov.•. The DAILY PILO'f accepts this responsibdlty. ,. · However, don't expect any dramatic, overnight improvement in servicer Decision Fueled F11t11re Co1itroversies Thoughts on Press Victory WASHJNGTON -The issue of freedom or the press in the case of the Pentagon papers is not likely to remain sellled for long. There v.'as enough in both the ma- jority and minorily op1n1ons of the Supreme Court freeing newspapers to publish these parllcular p u r Io in e d document.s to fuel fut ure controversies. The 11overnment did not make a \'ery good case that the security of the Gniled St.atPS was irrepar- ably d1 mag~ by d1sclorure or five- year-old documenls on v.'h-0 ad\'ncated ""hat. anrl when. in escalating !he Viet- nam \l'ar. Perhap.~ I h e ~ovemment didn't have enOUJ:h time, as snm r of the dissentin~ Justices Jirgucd. to ma ke 11 strong case. In l"iOn1e other in~tanC'e where the governn1enr rn11ld make a slroni;:er case, the possibility i.~ 11ot ex cluded that prior restraint would be sanctioned . BUT THE PRESS HAS v.·nn :11 gre11l victory. The barriers go down on the publ 1c.ation of document5, stolen. boughl or begged , and it 11' 1nevitablf' !hat the govemment'5 "sccrC"1.~" ...,.111 now out in a Slf'adier stream from d1saJFected of- flr1a\s. But the i:;overnmenr dl'l('s ha\'e a \.\'ay to prnl ect 11.~el( and the public lntere.!lt b.v usin,R common l'en~r The bl.R common srn~e lessnn lrnm thP Prn1a~nn papers cast? is thal vi'l~t amnunts nf h1stnnca! ma1er111I are bound ur 11ghtlv 1n a class1f1cat1nn ~.1stcm .,.,h1ch makes np aense and is arlm1n1stered stupidly. • Richard Wilso~ From now on when the top secret stamp is used, il h11d better be used carefully or it will be as meaningless as it proved to be on the Pentagon p11pers. The government will be requirt?{! tn shake down the classif1eation system ;ind declassify huge amounts or mater· ial if it wishes to preserve the credibil- ily of the secret clas11iftcalion.!I and have an.v chance of making them stick 1n cnurt. TIIE DANGt~R HEREIN is th11t in their newly expanded area of freedom, reporters and editors v.·111 cross th11l vague line wh ich s!ill rem11ins and do .!!pecific provable darna~e to !he national security. Th en 1he findings in the Time11 case may not protrcl !hem 11nd particularly if there is accompanyin,R public indignalinn, which there w11s 11nt mc ch of in the publica1ion of papers provin g that L.vndon ,Johnson reluctant- ly and hesitantly did wh11t his instincts told h!m not to do. It m11y well be found that the presump- tion or unconstilulinnaHty 11gain.!lt any prior re!ilraint of publication 1:-; !Ml very heavy that the government '~ best weapon will De, as ii ha.~ bten in thf' past, the 1hr eat of criminal prosecu tion Here llRrt in. hn"·ever. the j!fl\•ernme.nl will he ('flmpclled to prove i~ case 11nd ii 15 1 ery rloubtful th11t it could do so on !he Pentagon pafl(rs, THERE IS ANOTHER predictahle result from this historic de cision, The government will lighten its 0...,11 internal sec urity systems and thal may not be a pleasant operation, Bui the presumption now rests that the govern ment must pro- te ct its own secrets, prevent paper!' from be ing stolen or embezzled and deal Firmly with those who leak them out. There is little recourse in closing the barn door af1cr tht hnrse JS stolen. \lihen alt lh.i!! ·s o::3:d, J!!'!nhon should be paid to the opinion of two JUS!iccs, Byron White and Potter Ste.wart y,•ho "'ere in a swing position in this 6 to 3 decision. They joined in rejecting any mnclusion !hat lhere are no circumstances under which .a newspaper could be ordered to withhol d publishing inrormation about government plans and nperaiions. Their conclusion, however. wa.'i that the government tiarl not "!ialisfied the very heavy burden wh ich 1t rnust met! to warrant en injunction against publication in these cases." • THE IDEA WAS BROUGHT forward in various opinions thet there was an absence nf specific law applic11blP to the pre11s, bul there is detmed to be llttle tik'elihood that Ccingress will now do what it hi s refused to do before and adopt sueh specific laws. The net result of thi.'I decision is !o draw beck .B curtein which has inhibited rhe view of secret gcr¥ernml'nl ope ra- tions. But, nevertheless, a formidable barrier remalns. This barrier is lhe refusal or the government to release 10- format1on to whic h the public i!!i entitled. Until It 1s tstablisheci thal the public rloe.' 1n fa ct havt a nghr In know v,ohat the ,llO\'ernmcnt does not de~ire tn disclose. the prnbl~m of free and lull public information will remain They Showed Their Love Pntrir~-/IL R11µrc. rn·n!0/10!' 11•11h hi.~ U'lff' of 1'1r fn/lr11r111p rnmrrr1n1ir11- trnn tn fnm1!11 Jrrtnrl.~. i.~ 111d/1nr 011rl. publ1.s'1rr nf 11·1rlrl11 rr11rl bnnk.s 011 snrl111g anti 17'ollrr bnnr1119. Dear F'rirnds: \'ou will llf'\"<'r knnw how wonder fu l e\·eryone has been lhroll~h nur mo.~t tragic hour.'i. The lns!'i of a lively. lovely, fun-filled 10 ~r:ir-0ld daught.er, our Shon- n1e Royce. k1 1lf"d June 27 1n a horseback riding acciden t. lefl 11 hurt and sadness deeper than anyone will ever know. To \'t:!nl our fr ustration, anger, and hurl , we lashed out hopefully con- 11tructively, at trad1t1on11I f un er a 1 8ervicel!. lnsil'ad of our cuslnmary Cat hollc Rn~ary 1n the l·haprl the day btfore th e runf'ral. we reversed the idea. turning It over tn her hor~eback r \dinit friends to give her a going aw11y party Monday, July 5, 1971 Tltt editoTial poat of !lit Dn1/11 Pilnt ittks to inform arid sr1m- 1.1late Ttodr-ri b11 pTl'.ftntn1g 011_, riewspapeT'I opinions and com· mtntorr.i tm topic1 of inft:rtst nnd ,,iqnif1conr.t, by providing 11 fo tiim fnr t'1t t.rprt.t.,ion nf our Trndrr.s' opinion.(. ltf!d by prti;rn1111a 1J1tt dlvt:.rJt vitt/J• poi,its of informed t:1bstTl''"J' and 1poktsmt" on topic• of lht '"1~. Robert N. Weed, Publisher . , , a happy 11ctive party In wh ich e\'eryone could p11rtlcipate lo show their lo1•e for our child. , SUC H A DEPARTURE was a shock tn 1nany peoplr., unttl the progr11m began \\'ith all the kids from mite5 up end down the. river bed follov.·1ng our request lo y,·ear their brightest riding c\otht~ . , , as they were lo remem~r thi.c< as a happy day. Spet•lalOr!i i11!>teed of .•nlling on chairs, sat on bundles of hay , the fence& of lhe arena 1<1Tappcd in pink crepe paper, lier favoritt <.'Ulor. This v.·a~ her sport in die p1ai:e our d11ughter loved bt.!lt . . the stables and her beautiful horse "Colden Boy," an Arabian palomino, part1 c1 pat1ng l"ndrr the judges' stand was Mr l'Off1 n covf"rt'd wilh her preciou~ com pellt1ve ribbon~ of .!!wimming and wrs1ern ridin,1t. On one l'lide was her saddle reslin.R nn 11 bait of hay. On the other side, her little Sabot dinghy. Beneath in the dust were endlt.~s flnwrr5 in her f11vorite color~. Everyone JOined in lo make the bP.!ll hor~eshow ever seen in Sou I h e r n (::Slifornia. a most filling farewell p11rly for • lovely young lady. THE NEXT DAY while Catholic a-raveside .&ervitt!s "'·ere be~nR" perform- e-d. "Strvice.!I wtre 111.oro bting conducted on 1he 0Ct11n by the Newporl H<1rbor Deparl · ment , and at both of her st1ble1. Strvict1 tht day before wert conducted by 1t minister of the Proteslanr f .. ith, and th11 evening . 1 Jewish mtmorl1\ 1trvlce. w1111 held in her honor. Wh11t w111 •ccomplished will never bP known. Everyone parucip11!Pd ind CCln- llnualJy excetdtd the be~l ·of th .. ir 11billlle.( . . bN'tH1st thry hked our t!1u ghler for htr ~m!le , he.r !!Pn~e nl humnr.11nd ell(jle~.~ ability to Rive IO\"I' lt bltw tht: llmllll , restr1ctlvf' dtnom1n 1· Uon11I rtl111:iou1 th1nk1na ~ky h1Jh. A!I tht: peqplt 111tendin1 sudde nly re11i1.ed th!llt ' - we are nf the same. stock in spilt of reJig1ous hl'liels A stunned fr1enri ''01rrd the ide11, "ln future funerals wh y nnl have a priest. minister, and a rabbi of- l1ci11!inR together'.'" A ~ARY, A CHILO. and A teenager are all special pt'ople . When one passes from thl!! world, their own friends should be ,.::1ven <1 i:h;ince tn provide II ferev.•tll par- ty alt of their own in their nwn way lo sa~. "'C:ee thanks, it has been wonderful knowin~ yo u,.. wheiher it i!I in Little l.eaguc. scouting , !tie seihn g kids with their d1n.Rhies. or just their claMmal PS parl1c1pa!ing in their own diTecl and lov- ing way. A lit!IP ('hil d attending brushed a lrw trerl"i 11~ide. said to hiic friend. "If anything happenli, t hope they will do the .!lame for me " Parents ... I cer111 inly hope you Art. lillle ning . HILD A and PATRICK f\.t ROYCE Dear Gloomy Gus H11pp1ness ts not money be<:aust mone.y only fills the wallet. wfh le h11ppiness fills thP 50Ul! -J A ,J t •11 lf•lil... ...llt(h .. -.,· ..,,...,, ,.., M>t.•tU•llT ll'o&N .. lflt ~twtlt-. , ..... '"" "' •NW ......... " ·-Ot!IY ,.1111 C 01'l'i paring Our Fancies Witli Facts ~ ~ ' Sytl~ey J. Harr. is~~· "' .... ~·'. ·;. ,, " . r· ;··,i;hf iP ,, ' """""'~-_ ... ,_.. ~ Fancie<; and fe<'ts: \Ve think of the American Jndi11n as freely and hiippdy "'ridin~ the plains" beforr the arrival nf 1he while man : but in fa rt. !hrr" "'rre nn horses any"·hert in North America until Spanish settlers brouj:lht them over in \~HI , ;ind the In- dian~ had ncvrr scrn, much less ridden. a horse. Wr in1;ig 1nr 1h;1l there !~ less. illi1era- cy in thf' v.·nr!d to- day !han £'\'er be- fore: hut the con- trary is true-there 11re snn1e 800 mil- lion illitcratrs in lhe world tod11y, or 40 percenl . of lhe lotal arlult popula- ~J;,, ~·~ ,, ' tion . .:ind the number increases by five millinn every yC"a r. . We conceive nr a "df'cibrl" as a unit nr sound. as a '"\'nl1" i~ a unit of e\ec- trnm0'1 ive force. but decibels are nor prc.- per unlls of anything : if ~·ou double six l'Ol!s ~·nu E!l'l 12. but if ~·nu double thf! sound intensity of 80 decibels. you don't get 160. b\lt onlv BJ . . \\Ir r nrrer!ly <JSS<'<;.~ lhl' ,J;ipanese <IS an rxl remely ''C(lurteous" peop le. but such rnns1 drrarion rll"'lf'sn't ref1rrt \tsr lf when th(')' Rel hehind thr ~\1rel of an at1tnmnh1lr , fnr . !n !rrrn.~ nf mile~ dri\'CO, the J,1panc'-f' t1a\'C an 11 U1n f11l11llty rate fnu r !in)rs th:it of !hC' L" S., y,1th nnlv a 1rnth as m<i11y \'l'hll'!C'$ · . . \\le fnnrllv 1111;1ginr !hnt lhr flrOSj)('ro11., drcadr of thr "Ms r111111n1shrrl the r11nks nf thf' porir: b111 In l!lfifl. i\r"' Ynrk Ci t\' har1 nnly fnur prrrrt11 nf Its JVIJllllllliOn nn relief. 11h1lr hv 1970 lhf' re l1t'f rnll.~ h::irl lncreaRrd nC'11rl1· fnur 11rnrs . lo 1:. f>('rcrnr -R ;o;!;ir0111J;? I 1 1n llhnn persons {and lh1 ~ y,·hile !hr c1t} 's rntal pc:ipu!:ttiQn was shrinking ) • • • \llr learn 1n the early 1;rades thiil an ancirnt (;rC'ck, Thalrs Qr ~1iletus . knew how to rler!rify 11mber. 11nd 1h11t RE'n Fril.nkl1n Ion~ ;ign dlsco\"f'red 1hc elf'clr1c ch11ni:r 1n 1i1?hln1nJt -hut no nne 1~ vet ;"Ible to .~!11le wh at rll'clricity '"i/i ," "~·en though we c11n 1){'rfnrn1 the most a.~tonish1nJ;? feals v.i!t1 11 . . . "'·e prirle oursl'h'f's fln the enormous '";iid " "'e h!l1'" pro\·1dt'r! to unrltr- dr\rlnpC'rl 1·ountrics: but in thr last tv.·o .\·e11r.!I. lhl' pcrrcnlai;:r of the v.·orld"s pro. durt rl('vnlrrl 10 m1 fi t11ry expenditure.~ l"1lh lhr lJ.S. lrarling ;ill the re3t ) has hf'4"n <'qU1\·;1lt•nl to the total inCC1me of the pt)Orer hiltf (If the W(lrld'~ population. • • • ... \Ve lend !11 look with sornc di~dain upon people whn An1cr1ran11.t' 1heir fnrc-1gn- ·""undln,1: namt>s. not krn)1<1'lng th11! lhe roy11l housr ol (ireat Britain did the same th in,1: In 1!117, chan~ln~ ils,..ii,mily name rrom "Saxe-Cnb11r.R·<iolh:i " tn "Wind- lllr'": and, Riso I.ht' ro)i=l l Family n( "~!ountbal1en " 1 wh ich includes Philip, husband Of Qurcn f.lir,;ihtlh l W,llS n.11med "H11tt~berg" well into the 20th Century. Quotes Richard ?.'. f,yman, r•rts.. Sta.nfnrd Unlvl'r•lty -"ThP onl~ wii1 1tn r~a rh respon~ibll1ty 1~ by puU1ng pr<1ple into po~1t1on'i •••hPrfl lhry ha\'e so111eth1ng lO bt re~pons1ble for ," We Need Respite From Paranoia Whal we nred righ! now is respite from paranoia. Paranoia ls everywhere rhe prevailing emotional fa~hion. I am more than fed up with 1t. Negroes, who have a lnng tradi!inn oF creating life-styles ror oth£'r Americans lo emulate, must be g1l'en Lhe credit for starting the fa shion . As the civil rights mcivement gathercrl increasing momen- t11m in the 1960"s. bla ck militants began lo change lhe style nf the movement. Abanrlon1ng Marlin I.utht'r King's way nf appealing to the besl ln !he ...,•hile man 's cnnscience and democratic ideals. 1he bl 11 r k. milil;ints ad o pted the ap- proach of nursing one's ~rievances, brooding nve.r tllem . getting angrier and angrier about them, until one's soul w11s filled "''llh hale . For paranoia is not an emotion of brother· hood and love, such a~ Dr. King f'\Bve h1.~ IJ!e to teach1n~. Paranoia say~. "F.verybndy hate~ me. f; v er y b n d y rersccu1es me. And I hate cl'erybody in return .·· SO I~' THE ~1IDDLE sixties we began tn see more And more hlack paranoia nn !he networks. \'le ha\"(' been persecuted, cried the black mili!ant.'i \\'e ha l'e been oppressed. \\Ir havr been dehum11ni1.ed by rac·rs1 laws. rric1st cu~tom:o> ~·e will no lon~er beg or a.de for our r1i;:hts, we will demand themJ Power comps from the hiirrrl of a gun , An vnnt' .,.,,hn gnns anrl sn1ilcs anrt n111ke.~ whi te folk~ hHPP.\, li kr Louis 1\rmstrnni;t, 1~ a rhsJ:raceful l'ntle Tflm. Anynne whn 1r1t'.~ to r!eal "'1ih "hl!t' folks lh ron gh rra<:nn :inti nrgnl111t1nn i=llld <leba(r . li~r Rn.v \\'1lk1ns nr \\'h1tnf"y 'Y(lun~. ili l1kr"·1sc ant 'nl'lc Tnrn . Th£' on- ly w:iy !(1 f;ic'<' 0n<'-" nrprrsscirs t,<: with ~rov.'hng fa crs. r1efianl rhr!nrir, an<l ;i clear v.·arn1n~ lhar 1f rlrn1;"1nrls are nnr mel a! nnrC". there_.. gnini;: to he lrouhlc -bl.R trouble' TO CRITICIZE Tiii': hlark mil1tnnt's pa rannic stale or m1nrl 1.<: not 1n denv !hat lhrre has l>een anrl slill is nn inexrU!i:~lr. amount of racial 1n1ust1cl'. But paranoia i<: a w11y or reactin J: to iniustiee or im- al(ined injustice. Thl're is nolhin~ in !he nhJrrliv11,_silu11tion 1hat li:;i~·s you havP !n rC<IC'! 1n flll~ WO!¥. Tt"\ pul 1! as ~i1npl~· :i~ pos.~1ble. many ~oplr h;l\e hrrn 11nrl ;irt' f)f'r secutrrl. But onlv some of !hem de.\"elop a prrsecutinn f'nmpll'x Tn hr ~rscc:uted at one time nr anothl'r ia !he hum;:in cc:indilinn. Rut 1 persecution rom- ple:t 1s a menial 1llnl'SS. t\.~ l ...,.as !'laying, par11nni<1 1s 1111 thr. ra.l{l'. The black militants ha v i n R" ('Stablisherl the fashion. others are ii;elting in to the act. r.tEXJCAN-Ai\fER ICA:\'S hal'e taken !o c111tinR !hemsclve!! "Chicano~" and organizing thtmsPlves ln!o se pia-Inned "brown beret" i;:ro11p!! which are 11 clear imilation of the Black Pan th P r a . .Japanese and Chinese-/\mcricani of the. third i,:enrrat1on 1gr11nrlf'hi ldren of the orig1n:i.l immi,lt"ranl~l ha\"f' be£n ~n sv.•epl alnni;: hy the prev"'ihng sl}'ll' that they too scream loudly About being persecuted in Pl racl11 Mieie.ty. Allhough mosl of the members of the Mi1n-Amerlc~n Political Alllanct , an organization of collegt militants. 1tre chlltlrtn of prosperoua merchant.!!, profe:s~1ona! men and airline executl~·e.!I THE J ArANESE-A~1 f:RtCA.'I rti1rrl ~enf"r11linn 1nr 111 lea ~! ii lout! m1nori1v of them ) art 11n i n!Prt~t1n~ ca ~t 1n p01nt The ISll'-l !Ifie nr~ginR I 1n1n11griints l 3nd N\seJ 1 the second .&enerat.JonJ "'°'ent ·-sr Hayakawa through the rxperirnce nf Tt'\nca1ion In desert camps during \\'orlrl \\lar II -a clear case of racial 1n1ust1f'e f\ut nnly a lln1· minorit v nf !he lssei anrl Nisei were paranoic about thr rrl0eat 10n ~tn~t of them simply gritted their it'eth. endured thei r cnforcf.'<l lnrarceralion, and \'OWf'rl lo he better Amerirans than anybody. ~Jany of them , nnce J!•irn the chanrf', foughi anrl dird for t\mcrif.1 nn l::11rnpea n hat1lefie!ds. Thosf' "hn sur\'l\"ed came back to Amerra -came back rven 11'"1 California. where thr anti-Japane~e hysteria wall intense -to 11sef1Jl careers, lo community respect, and ln honor. BUT THE RADICALS amnng !he Sansei 1thlrrl gencr;i11nn\, "'ho ha\'e never expcrirnccd a day ol perserullnn In 1heir lives, folln"' the prevailing paranoir. fashion Thry burn w1\h 111d1gn<it1nn nn the suhiect. nf lht> wartin1t' relnr;i11nn. nrspite the far1 that the Js5r1 :inrt :\1~el by their rf.'cord 1n war and ptoace ha1·r ;ill hut hanishcd r a ria 1 d1~crimina1 1on against the Japanese, lhe Sanse1 act a.~ 1f a repressi ve white racist America "'as 11 hout to throw them back 1ntn rlc!C"nl1on cenfrrs an \' minute Thev lihnw films c.[ the ...,·artirTie relocation ·renter~ tn It'll therr.~e!l'e~ how rac1.~r Amrr1ra 1~. and tn nurse thei r sense nf i;trie\ance. It '~ dif· f1 cult tn maintain R srn~e of gr1e1·anC'e "·hen your d<1rld\ is puttin,g ynu thrnu~h Yal e and boui;:ht ~'nu a ne"· i\fustang la~t Christmas. but they mana,ge. l.l'T'ERAR'' l\Tt-:LLECTt:A I ... '<; anrl snr1al sc1en11sr~ 1n Califnrn111 lnve ro f~el pArannic abo11t th" f11rt ihat Rnn!Lld Aragan is thr1r governor To hPl1eve that a rrurl and ruthles~ "E~!ahl i~hmen1'' is 1·ru.~ht rfl; nur J1bert1t's 1.~ 11 lu xury rnJn~·erl ~\' a remarkabl(' nuinher nf professors 11hn. protrcterl by ienurc. can ~av anv1hin g the~· wiint -including the ad. 1r11·;iry of re\·olu11nn. Anrl v.·omen~ Thrrr 1~ no r!n11bt that "nmrn h11ve a !ari;::e number of lt'£!\1male grie\anccs But the \V<:1men's Lib movemen! rlO('s not mndf"I itself fin !he historically grear hberafQrs of wome n 11k~ Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, F.l1iabe Lh Cady S!anlnn \.\'omen 's Lib hrhri\·t.s anrl talks like the Black Pan- thers. \\"h ic.h is at)surd . . I B~LJE\'F: I~' rlfrr111r SO('la ! aclinn Effe cl1\·e ~1al 11rt1on 1s flc~iblt' One is lru.culent v.·hcn nrf'r~.'iar1·, nnr 1s ron· 1•1h;i tnr~· 0r 1ngrilL1a11n~ "hrn Ol'C· e~~ary Rul p.1r.1n01a 1~ s111~lr-m1ndM Brcat1.'ir 11 .:i~s11mcs C\'crynn,. 1n he rn: em ies 1n :idvanrr nf thr l'\'irlencP, it crea tes mnrr enrm1e.~. P;1r,.noill 1~. r repeal, a mental 1llnrs~ F'nr thr p11rpnsrr.;. of respons1hle social ll('\1nn. \r1 's havr, no more of 1\ By S. I. Hayalr11wn Prt8fdtnt San Fr11ncbco St11 lt College By George ---. DeM Georgr . Vou l"la\·e hren a~kerl ~ num~r of time~ y,·lltlht.r ,vou 11rP making up I.he let!trs ynu J)rt"lf'nd to answer. Your rtph~s h~''f' hten Rmh li;tuou~ I 11'!1 ;i ~kini;t \'OU ~ l'JUP~11f'ln ~'OU wnn t find ~n Pa~y tn e\·adc l)o f e:ti~t' l\l'RT nnsi::-..:1\'ALD Dt'ar Ku n Rn~rnw3liJ From r1mP tri time _ ~ome!Jme!I lmaJti!)!' .\·nu ... ---· ~ -...... · _,.,-------- -"""' ~ . n: -~ ~ I • -----·~ -·. -----..~ --__ ......,_ ;-·-' •i.... • ---..------.• -~ -· -- I ••'--~-;?· '• tEA111i: Houses Guarded, Cheap LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP\ - Sandy ·raft's customers often postpone their vac;l1ions tn fit her schedule because, they say, he's the "cheapest in· surance you can buy." He's a hnuse·si ttcr, "'ho !llOVes If\ while a ta1111!y IS av,.ay nn a tnp. He sa.vs that 1n t"'O years. nn one has ever burglarized a home under his ca re. A graduate of the University of Kentucky Law School, 27· year·old Taft says he saw the ~ 'need for such a service. •·after ·a friend left home for three hours and his hon1e wa s rob· bed." , Taft says his prices depend on •·my financial condition at the tirne I gel a call." plus the length of his stay and v.·liclhcr the deal includes children or pets. . lf children arc involved. l11s rates vary from $12 lo ~!5 a day. If lie's asked In sit for IV•-'O months. he sa.vs. his rales will •·average out to $2 or $3 a da v." Taft also take<: into account fringe bcnC'fits, like a pool. for instance. "If there's a p001 that goes with the job." he says, "I'll charge a dollar or two a day ." Taft says he chooses his c1 ient!'l carefully. "I won't sit "·here ch ildren v"i\\ be staying unless lhcv're old enough to lake c<lrl' nr 1hcrn~c!ves." Housr cleaning 1s not <1 part or the bargain but he clrans lip any mf'ss hr 1nakcs. <Ines his own cooking and n1nkcs his bf'd. Famil1r.s 11rr nskcrl t11 lravl' food . ''I 1ry to d1 s<'Ol1ra1:::(' them frnrn T\' dinnrrs." he S<l\'S. During the day. T;:ift \,~ in And out nf the hnusr bul n<'Vf'r 1cavcs in the evening. ''l"rn likr lightning They'd go ('razy trying In cA.se a house \\'here I'm stay1ni;;: ·• Taft b (' i::: an h0t1~r-si1tin~ part-time l\h1lc in law school. J.fp's nrnv a ful\-1\mr l"iousc·sit- ter "·hdr w;utii1g lo take the stat e har r..:an11na!1on. lie sav~ he hr1s 10 rC'gu!ar custnn1crs 1vilh (l\hers added as his sehC'dulc pcrrnits. Bu~iness has been so goo<l thal he s;:iys jokingl y, •·instead or prartiring 111w. 1navhP l 0ui::ht !n open my 01•1n house· ~itti ng service." Four Given Honors al Santa Cruz ' 11lirtccn s1udcnts fr on1 th<· Orange Coast are11 have received their bachelor of arts degrees from UC S;inta Cruz. including four "'ho h ave graduated with honor!>. Newport Beach re sident. Patricia Shuler, a politics ma- jor, and three Santa Ana students have been awarded special commendation f o r academic superiority and con· tributions to campus life. Those fron1 Santa Ana are Gary Francis Ga n ah 1 , psychology major; Michael Gant, a history major. and Roy .Jay Poucher. a student in both psychology and religious studies. Other reci pients or bachelors degrees arc Corona de! Mar residenL'ir Joanne Blandford and P r ass P d c Elisabeth R r u l lo , bolh psychology majors. From El Toro is Victoria Brown , a history major. From Laguna Beach is Michael Shea, psychology. From lluntinglon Beach are four: Kristina Hesse. a,,. thropology : Paula Robert son. p s y ch o Io '1 y , Christinr Smithers. hi.~t(lrV and Hober! Walter~. philn.~0J1hy From ScAl Reach I !- Marguerite Bick, 1t chcm lslr~ •. 1ij.JcDt. ~ • Mo11d.iy July S, 1971 OAJL V PILOT f Buy in July~ These specials and clearance prices tell you why. Special 499 Cool , comfortable pant shifts to collect in assorted fa brics. Blends and 100~0 cottons in lots of pre!ly p rint and solid styles. Srzes P-S-M-L. Group I Orig. S9/$ I 1, Now"6" Group 11 Orig. $12/$14, Now 8" Group 111 Orig. $15/$ 18. Now •11 11 Choose from t hree price groups of women's dresses all clearance priced for saving. Many styles, fabrics and c olors, so hurry in for best selection. Part of the news about these knits is the textures. The best part is the special price.11.88 Pofyeste r double knits just wh en you need them most. And look at the choice you gel. Two-tones, stripes and solids in ottoman, basket weave or crepe stitch textures. Darks and brighls lor misses' sizes. Clearance of women's discontinued casuals sandals and heels from our regular stock. Group I Orig. 3.99/5.99 Now 288 Group II Orig. 6.99/B.99 Now 488 Group Ill Orig. 9.99/15.99 Now 688 Choose several pairs during our terrific shoe clearance and save. Three price gro ups to choose from. Many colors. labrics and styles ... all d1scont1nued lrom our regular stock. Casuals. san- d a rs. flats and heels ••• cho ose a pair to match each o f your outfits from l his collection. ennelfl The values are here every day. • - 199 ' Boys' swimwear. Choose colton sateen florals with draw string waist sizes 6-18; or. nylon stretch knit styles in stripes, sizes S-M·L 144 Pre-school boys' swimwear. 2 styles: cotton sateen with drawstring waist or aceta1e/cotton/ rubber stretch styles. Sizes 2·7. Infants' and toddlers' sunwear al clearance p rices. Assorted styles. fabrics and colors 1n sunsu its and short sets in I his collection. Sizes V2-3, Orig. $1/$1.69, Now 88' Sizes 2T-4T, 0 11 9. 1.79/$3, Now 1 22 CH.ARGE THESE VALUES AT YOUR LOCAL PENNEY STORE! 6 ~'.':"-~r--~~:i;!::::_:=;~__.,-~_...,.."_""_~••,.-_ .... _a'.1..,. ~.----·..,..~·----~·-~•·--._;_. I • a.ilr.'! ~.. • 1 --· I """'·"' ------· -·- .. J 0 DAILY PILOT Delaware Bans New Industry WASHINGTON ~UPI) One flf America 's smallest slates has set a shining ex.· ample for the other 49 by refusing te sacrifice th e birthright of 1 111n or r 11 w 's ch1ldrrn to buy quick pr~ sperity today. Al a lirne when other states QUEENIE By Phn lnt9rfandl are n1ak1ng frantic an d son1etunes fooli~h concessions I ..... ~. te attract new 1nduslries. Delav.are has enacted a far· sighted law barnng an y furlhcr development of hea\'Y industry along its toasthne. The i111n1cd1ale effect 1s t11 blcx:k plans b~· several leading oil <X1mpanies and a 1naior coal shipper lo industrialize aboul JOO n1iles of Delaware Bay coaslline. 'fhe plans call- ed for construction •f a hugt: refinery co rnplex, a docking facility t11 accommodate the largest oil tankers now plying the seas, and construction of a "There's so much violence in the movies these days." Station Owner Pumps Gasoline in Style man-1nade island to store MAPLEWOOD, N. J. (i\PJ scrv1ccstat1on since 1964. mountains of coal for ship-_"You're out of your mind." He says his soup-and-fish al- ment to Europe and Asia. John E. Cronk's ,.,.ife told him tire pops the eyes of lll'W The Shell 01·1 Co. ·rnd othe• 1 h cl d d customers. The early murninp; .... • w1en e pur ia~ a tuxe o l·ndust·i·a1 11··ms 111volved 1·n ones assume he's been out all • • so he CQUld pump gasolinl' in · hl t t d " d the plans enlisled the active style al his service station ~;y la d~:,~r ~a~~ bl:~h~~ support of the U.S. Depart-here. eyes." Customers in thl' af-menl of Commerce in a mighty lobbying efort lo head "John, you're lerrifil'." he ternoon think he·s headed for off the new coastal zoning law. recalls Mrs. Cronk saying as one. his business impro\•ed sharply Cronk became certain that But even stronger pressures with the swileh fr om clothes make the man v.·hen were mounted by a host of shirtsleeves to more elegant his attorney came to the sta- conservation groups \.l'hich attire. tion to get so1nc legal papers. sYiUng into action when the in-"Nobody's given me a hard While Cronk \.l'ent inside lo dustrial lobby appeared to be time. I think I've gotten a look for the papers, the at- winning its fight lo sidetrack great deal more respect," tomey, dressed in business the law. says Cronk, a 48-ycar-ol d suit and tie, rnanned the gas The law is not an anti-in-parent of eight. "They don 't purnps. du stry move by soc i a I just say 'fill ·er up' now. They "People had a n1nre positive radica:s. Delaware Is tradi-also want a friendl y chat."' attitude, even though the al- Vermonwrs Get Hurled Into the A dult World MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) -O>nst1tution re q u ire 1 can· An e s t i m a l e d 27 ,000 didates for the State Senate to Vermonters !oday found bt al least 30. thtmselves hurled ahead as There h.as been no indication murh as lhree years Into the whelh.,,. there will bf attempts world ol adults. to close the loopholt!!. Vermont, the first slate to 'fhe new law speeOed up the abolish involuntary servitude release of some vouths who bec<imc the first state to give had been cornniilted to the its 16-year-olds not only the custody of the Verrnont Cor- ri ghl to vote, but the rights to reclions Department u n t i I purchase liquor, make binding their "age of majority." A 19- legal contracts, marry without year-old committed last year parental consent and claim may be released now, instead many other public rights and of spending another two years responsibililit'..!I previously not in lhe state's custody. reached until the age ef 11. Atty. Gtn. James M. Jef- Kentucky is the only other fords said one of the problems state that has made 18 the age has been detern1ining a new of majority. But Kentucky Jaw adult 's legal residence. restricts the purchase of "Most co 11 e g es and alcoholic beverages to persons universities have ad j us t e d 21 and over. their O\.l'n regulations to ac- ln Vermont, the newly en· co1nmodate this problem,'' franchised 18-,19-and 2(}-year-Jeffords said. olds found themselves open te "Since the law does not con- prosecution as adults under lain an adequate definition of cr1n11nal laws, but court rule who is a student and who is a prohibits them from serving resident there are bound to be 4ln a jury. some connicls before we The law lowering the age of can get this straightened out." majority was passed last April Students who can prove in the waning hours of the legal residency in Vermont legislature, and\. some existing qualify for lower tuition rates ' statutes were overlooked in· at the state's colleges and advertent!y. university. As a result, the 18,-19-and Some schools have ruled 20-year-olds can now buy land that a student from another and obtain mortga~es in their statt: is 11 Vermont resident is own na1nes, b,111: they cannot he ren1s an apartment and hold a real estate broker·s seeks a job in Vermont. but he license because a section of · ~ the land sales law was left unchanged. An 18-year-old now can seek is not a retildent if he main-would have been tumr-d do"'" tains a domicile with his by the majonty of older parents in another state. voters. Some older voters in towns But in Fair Maven, school \.l'ith large student populations dlr~tors have said they are fear the new voters may force counting on a he<lvy turnout -Of upon pruptrly owners a flnan-the. town's 18-to-il -year old cial burden for schools and voters July 7 to help pass a other municipal scrvicl'S th<it $525,000 bond issue for an ad· -- d.it1on to the elem e.n tat Y school. The Governor's Commission on Childr~n and Youth and the Vermont Bar Association have been working to educate lhe }'vung people on !heir ntw responsibility through t h e schools. VALUABLE COUPON roll per c;oupon KODA COLOR FILM DEVELOPING REG. 3.25 VALUE 8-12 EXPOSURE DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 259 ..... , f.!ltdl•• July J T~N Juty lt COLOR BY TECll1'llCOLOR 11/t GIBSON'S DRIVE THRU PHOTO SERVICE ('°ORMIRLY PHOTO-DISC) BUILDER'S EMPORIUM PARKING LOT 17th and SANTA ANA-COSTA MESA MA STIR CHA.RGI election lo any stale or local offlce from governor to town selectman except st a t e senator. The Vermont You might find nylon shag carp~ting for 3.50 sq. yd. But will it have all these features? t1onally ~·nnservative 111 11s Cronk eslirnates business torney was there for only JO to poli1ics. Both chan1bers of tt1e 1>.·as improved sorne 40 percent 15 minutes." snicl Cronk. legislature v.•hich passed the since he donned the tuxedo Cronk said he determined bill are controlled by last April. An auto mechanic then that he'd "'go out there in Republicans. Gov . Russell W. for 30 years, he's O\\•ned the style." Peterson. who ardently sup·,-------------'---------------------- ported the restriction on in· 40 Sq. Yds. of carpet, $140 du strial activity, i s a Repubican ·who was for many years an executive of the Du Pont Co., Delaware·s biggest employer. Pt'lerson expressed I h e reasoning that Jed Dela\.l'are lo choose flpen .c;pace o v e r lucrative industry. ··we have been fortunate that man, as he swarmed into the ea s t ern 1negatopol1s, engulfing our neighboring areas in vast industrial com- plexes and honky -tonk tourist traps, has scrn fit to ignore most or · tiur little peninsula, leavin~ 1l pretty much in its natural beauty. We want to keep it Iha\ way." Custom draperies at un_customary prices. Save up to 1 /3. • Continuous filament nrlon pile ts extra d\irab)~I not pill. shed or flJU::'~~ • • Yarn is he~l set wllh permanent lwi.st to retain it s appearance. • "Chottou" come1 in 6 foih1on color s. Choose from 1ol1d 1 or1d Tw•ed1. A son1ewhat sin11lar battle 1>.·as fought and won in South Carolina \.\'hen a sustained out- cry from protectors of unspoil- ed nature prevented con- struction of a German-owned chemical pl<V1t near the lovely old ~caporl town of Beaufort. But these b;i!lles apparently are ~01ng lo be unending. South Carolinians are now em- brn1led 1n a nC'w controversy O\'er plans of Allied • Gulf to build a nuclear fuel reprocess- 1nJ? center near Barnwell, S.C. Tnwn~C'nd Belser Jr, a nuclea r rngint:l'r for 111 er I y enrployed by the Atomic r.:nerg~· Con1111iss1on Ill !IS giant Savannah H1ver plant in Suuth Carolina. JS leading a f1~ht ;1..:a1n~t the Allied-Gulf pl;-inl. He <'on tends !<.tnd Allied-Gulf dcn1csJ that tr;in~porlation of spent fuel assemblies lo the plant 11ver the st a t e · s highways and underground storage flf highly radioaclive fission products resulting from the reprocessing operation will :1 e:xjXISe South Car111ina and its peflple lo grave danger of redioactive contamination. Selser also contends thal H the Allied-Gulf plant is allow- ed, other.!! of a liimilar nature soon will follow and South Carolina will btrome "The r edioactive wa.~te dumping ground for the entire nation,., A na!ive South Carolinian, Belser says he is grieved lo see hi~ slate "pressing so hard for industry ef any kind that 1\ will take any th i n g - regardless of consequences.·' Delaware ha! made t'Xa l'tly the opposite decision. Though ii ranks only 46th in popula- tion, it can henceJ'Grth assert a strong claim t11 rank first in vision. courage and the In· tegrily to kffp faith with future generation5. Valley Teacher Gets (:~F Post Dr. ~t1chatl H. Clapp nf Fountain Valley, hm bttn ap· pointed liKrelary of tflt Cal State rutltrton Facully Coun- cil. He i.5 an assi~lant pro· fessor ef maUiemalics at the F'ullertta campus. •! ' j I j r ;. ' ~· .1 Choole from open weave casements, antlque satins, homespuns, sheers and m.ny more. All 1t tremendous SBYlngs. R~ -Ponney prices °""""""~ f ~ r Call collect (714) 523-6511 for our shop-at-home service, free. I\!'.!'£~· Decorate now. Uae Penneys Ume payment plan. • ·~ . 1-~~~.f"·t~ ....... ,: .-') __ .. J -.,. -··---. c?Sftf...,_;:.-..;;;-~ -·-·----_;.;lG'°,... -----~... ""'""~~ •/--- -___ .-::. ·)!Iii).. -... 8rif"1g in your noor meo1uremen!1 for o no-obliga1ian carpel e11imote. Pnri rind nrof P~~iono1 in1!ollotion 0110 lcible al regular low p ric es. Carpet tiles .for any floor, every budget. 69!day Wall •fi)·Wall 1hag w11hou1 co11ly in irol- lo!u)n. Carper t lei moke it easy. Nylo "I pole. Fonm bnc~in g w11h no"l-curh!'lg stolf odhe1i11e. 14""ic1 2" siz e til es .n 5 colors l\nne'lt • Stains and spill s can be removed easily. • Tuffed con1rr vction Shop Sunday noon to 5 p .m . at t hese penney stor 5 • Avoiloble ot these 1toces: FASHION ISLAND, Newpod Centec ib4"-2l 13) HUNTINGTON CE~T ER, Huntington Beoch 1892-7771) Use Penneys Time Po yment Pion ~ . >~s:."..n: -·t • ·r..,_. , ... - -t--r--.~ ,~ '.XL 4"'•. --· --~-· ------._ ~­ _,. --· . ---~ ::. ... _ -__ • ~~'2 ""-:' --~r--!'--~- QURNIE By Phn lnterlcmcll "He wants to know if you need a cheerleader at the stockholders' meeting. I think he bas a point." Life on Mars? U.S. Hopes to Find Out SEAITLE, Wash. /UPI) - The United States hop<!S to take two gianl steps in 1976 toward finding out if there is life on Mars, according w Lop National Aeronautics a n d Space Administration officials. Dr. Harold P. Klein, director cf lire sciences for NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif.. said the U.S. would send two Viking ~pacecraft to th e red planet to con du ct wide-ranging ex- periments "based on different assumptions'' about possible life on mars. Klein heads a six-man Vik- ing life-detection team. He presented his opinions in a paper lo the lnternationHI Conference on Space Research _ !COSPAR) whith is n1ceting here. Klein said he believed mar- tian life consi s ted of organisms of a mold-like con- sistency •·similar to these scummy things thal grow in ice boxes." But he pointed out lhat biologists do not agree on what type or liv ing things are on ~1ars, or. v.•hether there is life on the planet. He said any single test of l i fe there coul d be ''disasterous since Jt may be 'Dolores' Gets I Award al Expo "Dolores," a portrait by l Richard Maybery of Laguna Niguel, earned 11 bronze n1edal at lhe Southern California i':x- p o s i ti on 's \Vo rid-Wide Photography Show. Maybery's photograph won out over 44 other entries in the color print division. The show e~h ibiting 264 entries, wHI be on display in Del r..1ar through July S. based on a wrong assump. lion." Recent discovery of amino acids in asteroids gives scien- tists a .. great deal of en- couragement" that life will be found on the planet, Klein said. He explained that one Viking spacecraft would land in the northern hemisphere of the planet while the other would set down in the Southern hemisphere. Both landings are designed to be soft. 'T'he craft are scheduled to be launched in the summer of 1975. Klein said little has been learned from Ru ssan in- vestigators of f\1ars but he ex- plained that his own im- pressions v.'ere thal the Soviet scientists still were in the deliberating stage regarding their martian life. ··1 just don't know and can't fin d out what they plan along thLs line." he said. As for the famous martian ·'canals." Klein s a Id in- vestigations show tt<em to be n1erely dark a reas which human eyes see as solid lines. Glf TMI OIHUINf WATfR ID ASTER 'Thrust-Sue .. Collor' TOILET TANK BALL n.. •ll\o:1o•• w .... Mo,,,., ;~otoJrtly -• •~• ll<t• el _,., efj., _.h fvthl•t· 7Sf At HAROW.t.lE STORES Beauty Bulletin from Penneys : Summer refreshments for your hair: 1. Helene Curtis "Incredible" hair conditioner treatment. Includes shampoo, cut and set. 3ee 2. "Festival" budget perm. With shampoo, cut and set. 895 HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH -- tlu~• n~•on r•~•~• 1nti flM! ~92-77/J -~ l " ... ... --, le•k,gn l\lorod :•d Floe-r&AA-731) ,. ' -..4491•-. ~---i( .. -- • ,.......,, """ '· 1971 Vietna111 Veterans Play Drug MENLO PARK, Calli. lAP i -They call ll The Game. The playen are young veteran1 who are drug ad- dict!, most hooked In Viet· nam. They alt in a circle In an austere room in btlilding 324, ward S.4 at the VeterF.tlS Adminiltration Hospital at Menlo Park ~uth of San Francisco. The object of The Game is to kick drugs. And it 's bot easy, because The Game can be frighten· ingly brutal. It makes you look at yourseU. For an addict, that's always J)6inful. TIM! Game has rules. No physical violence. No limit on verbal violence. All 1nust participate. Once someone verbally attacks a no t h e r , everyone must support the at- tacker. The person atticked must defend himself. The program's founders. Steve Pelty, a psychiatric socirJ worker, and Bill Dunn, a former addict. say The Game is the main rea!On they have cured more than a dozen addicts in just • year of op!'ration. But the program wouldn t work without companion features such as the addicls living togelher in a ward, educational and employment assis tan ce for Uv>se rehabilltated, and a cohesiveness that c e n le r s around each participant's desire to help his fellow ad· diets. And for thooe who need it, 1nethadone -a drug !Mt subsUlltutes for heroin lo ease the pain of withdrawal -is ava.ilable. A form of verbal con- frontation and attack, The Game is not new. It's bet>n us· ed for geveral years b.v civilian groups. But Petty and Dunn believe they are among I.he first in lhe Veterans AdminiJtratlon to wse It. Many other programs rely on out-pa- tient c l i n i cs administering methadont and provldlng counselin&. Petty and Dunn say that eight of the vettrans they have cured ate employed by Lhe VA as drug co unselors in an expanded version of the Menlo Park program that begins ne:s:t month with 1 $140,000 appropriation. Two more have been hired by the Anny as counselors in 11 San Francisco program. Three others are in college full time, anolher is managing a drug store and another Ls rwming a a:as station. Because t h e I r approach, while .startingly different, ap- pears to be working, Petty and Dunn say they bave WlOfficial word from Washington that the Menlo Park project may become & model for other VA hospitals. 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At.left, Miss C a rmen Moore, music therapist, leads a session w;th her guitar. Below, the children a re gathered a round the therapist fo r a n informa l songfest . By JACKIE COMBS Ot I~• D•ll• Pll•t Utl! Music ~ a universal IMguage. You don't need to know different languages or how to SJ)t'ak to com· municate through music. For many F;urv1ew Stale Hospital pa · tient..~. music is onp of their few sources of environm<'n1al stimulation. Music. as used in lherapy programs, is nol only enterlainmenl bu! an educational 1001, a mem~ of communication and 11 source of motivation. "If your whole worl d is a crib. you can't v.·alk, talk or even sit up and you may very v.•ell be blind, then a little bit of n1usic goes a long way," began r-.1 iss Carmen Moore, music therapist at t.he Costa Mesa hospital. Music programs are: multiple and use ill dependent upon each p&ient's ability to rel ate or to perform. Primarily, the greatest difference lies between the am· bulatory 11.nd the nonambulatory palienl.s. The more capable and coordinated the patient, the more sophisticated hi& music program will be, she explained. 'It'• eci1fer lo •Ing than talk' One part ol the program that en· compasses most of the patients i.~ a new- ly donated system providing background music for 20 \'lards. The system. given by the Green Valley Women's Club and George M. Holstein and Sons, offers 26 hours of continuous music. •·Not onl)· is such mu sic rel;ixing to the patients and to lhe staff, it lowers the noise level of hospital sounds." said Miss Moore. 1'he clatler of food trays, transfering or patients and other normal movement is subdued by the conlinuous stream of fine music. "But primarily, taped music offers & ~nslant out.side stimulant for patients who lie all their days flat on their becks," continued the therapist. Activities for the n1ore capable and ambulatory pN.ients include singing groups, folk dancing. a band and drum corps, music work.oihops and Orff groups. Not all patients parlicipale in each ac· livily, but hopefully they enjoy as much as possible, .!!he explained. the chant, ''Name, namt>, what's In a name? What's your name?" Of!en . rhythm instrumenk'I are u~ v.•ith eat:h patient making his own mul!ic. Tut more ambulatory and those whose speech L<: more advanced enjoy chora.1 groups. '·\Ve know that 11 is easier to .!ling lhan to Wik. It's easier lo shape your mouth and control its mnvemrnt if it's continuous," explained the t~rapisl. a graduate of Loyola University i n Louisiana. -Abstract <"Oh <"ep t ••• looking nice •• .' The patients have to prnctice voice. posture and deportment. "We Mllge performances for parents and the staff and the palien!s have lo get dressed up," said Miss ~1oore. "It's a pretty abstract concept for them -looking nice for 601noone." The more sophisticated paticnt:ii are capable of performing in a band and drum corps v.•hich marches in parades around the eounty. These are the same boys who participate in Boy Scout ex· experiences like camping, added Miss "'1oore. F'olk dancing requires a high degree of sophistication as the palienU must be capable of social deportment and taking instruction. F'or the nonambulatory, the music pro-- gram is much more basic. "We realize now thal if you don't have e1temal slim.- uli, you i;uffer environmental retarda· lion or sensory dcJ)'"i\'alion," explained l\11ss r-.·loore. The more a person ex· prrienccs, the more he expand.! h is knowledge. •1Hu1k Is very acce11ibl.e' -------------~~ •·reoplf! learn from everything they !ouch, smell, laste. hear. We try lO pro- \•ide them with as many exper1ence11 as poss1 hle and n1usic is very accessible." Bells, rhythn1 instruments, mu!iical toy.~. anything that make.~ a sound i! used to ;;timulate movement. Many ot the patients are spastic or suffer from cerebral palsy. Program Exceptional A valuable form of music therapy in· itiated by the German Karl Orff is the use of round singing in a group. The pa· tienl! are grouped in a circle. t.he thera· pist taking his place in the circle with lhe others. "The therapist acl.tl as Rn equal. mak· Ing the pa lien ts more rela1cd," said Miss Moore. The purpose of most of the songs ls to have group action followed by an in· dividuat response or expression. "They ha\'e t-0 learn where their fingers t>nd and the resl of the world begins.'' i;he continued. "By placing a bell brace- let on their wrist, they discover they can move and get a response." l\1any of the people have difficulti~ In Ewallov.·ing or have undeveloped lasle buds. \\1hereas food or candy often is used as a reward in behavior modirica· liOfl , mu.~ic i.~ substitu~d. If they move in the desired direction, they hear music, music ttlat they made themselves. Mrs.. G reg 'Reinker, an •c:cr•dited"' b1ton twirling teoJ;er who will instruct class•~ for youngsters in Fountain Valley, demonstrates lier skill1 for Terry Pt1yn1. ·-·--~ ..... Baton Tw irling Builds Confidence OAtLV PILOT "IWl9 In' alcMfC ..... IW Baton twirling, an art Form first prac· ticed decade.!! ago in Siam, Arabia 11nrl Silmoa for ceremonial dan~l! and !'elebratioos, vnll be offered in its mo~t modem form during the month of July for • 1mal1 group of rel,iirded children in Fountain Valley. ln5tructed by MM!. Greg Reinker, the t'.l11s~s are spon.~red by the South Coast .runior Women"s Club and coordinated by J\.1rs. Kip Payne, ment.'ll health chainnan. The halon twirling les.'IOO:ii, which will ioclude children as young as 3, will offer physical fitne!l5, gracefu!ne~s. quick think Ing , ~If-confidence, leadership, re!tp()nsibility. teamwork and n e w friendships to the participants. 'TheM advantagn are particularly im· port.ant to retarded child ren, Mrs. Reinktt pointed out. "This 11 not 1001ettling everyone can do, and these ei- c,ptjooal childrm know this. Thus our feeling that this could help them gain confidence in themaelves." Balon twirling, which was practictd ex· elusively by men until the 30s, w•s pro- moted in the early yeani by Maj. C. W. Boothe of Chicago. Until the appearance of the majorette. batons were large and heavy. and with them the men performed feats of balance and de1terity that woo ld 11maze even the most critical of modern day twirlers. From 1935 lo 1940, Chicago wa111 the twirling capitol of the United Slllte.. largely because ol the efforUI of Maj. Boothe wtlO conceived the idea of an organluition to further baton twirling. Thit WU Jcnown 81 ttJe: AJJ.ltar 'J'Wirling Club. The second largest n a t i c n w i d e be:neliciAl youth movement for girls (boy3 alto participate, how'ver ), bAton twirlin1 now hu •bout me rntlllon .cl.ive participarits of both sexes. Wtien childreh rirst be:gin instruction, they learn lhe names of the baton parU. tht.n how to stand correctly. The first twirl i1 a basic wrist twist, which l11 similar to a big wheel turning over and ovt-r. the wrist doing all the movemenL The next twirl is • figure eight, and from there. aboul eight les~l'l8 cover the basics. The next ma&t important ttep ii daily practice. "Each patient has 11 ehanCf; to do what he wants or feels is the best rc.!ponse. They perform and are then reinforced by their peer group." An example would be (See MAGIC & MUSIC, Page 14) Gift's Music to Their Ears Green VallC'y \\'oinen 's Club, which spon ~ors Ward 13 at Fairview Slate llospital, has pr~sented a paging 1ystem wh ich will provide service to 20 wards and is being used in con.Junction with a back· ground music sy~tem . Selecting a set are Mrs. Charles Jones (left) and Mrs. Albert Sakelios. • • ----r-------------.-. ---- • ,. . . r • J .f DAILY PILOT Monday, Jult 5. 1m Independence Declared: Mom Exercising Rights By 'ER~A BO"BECK As I "'as telling 111y doctor just the olher day, ''I've got I.his problem Lately, I've been experiencing a fierce sense or possession. "I want to have a closet alt 111y own, a dresser drawer that is all niine and no one else's, and personal things that belong only to mf'. I y.•anl to share my life wi!h 1)1y fan1i- ly. mind you, but not my roll of scotch tape. Can you un- derstand tha!')" "I thuik so," he srn1led. "Why don·1 you tell me about 11 ~" "'I guess I first no llrcd it onr night at the d1noer table. I look a bile out of this fig newton and set ii down. When I went to pick it up again. one of the t:hl!drcn was popping it into his n1outh. " 'That's n1y fig newton.' I said rather he;itcd!y. 'You can get another,' he smiled. 'I JULY 'S BIRTH STONE 1 h2 {2u&~ AT WIT'S END don't want another Qfle,' I In· sisted, 'that was MY fig newton and you had no right to take it.' He giggled, "I knew it was your fig newton.' 'Then why did you take it ~' I shou ted. 'Because I klst my head'' he shouted back. ··rrom then on, Doctor, 1 bet:ame terribly conscious of personal items of mine that were bcu1g used wi thout my permission. I discovered the family wa s using my eyebrow pencil to write down messages by the telephone. My black earr ings were the eyes in the snowman. ''My lace headscarf was on the head Of a would-be saint in the fifth-g rade play. M y eyebrow tweezers were dissec· ting a frog. My driving gloves were in the lost and found table in the school cafeteria. Even my chin strap was filled with buckshot and o n maneuvers in a s m a 11 backyard war. arm olf. "I tran~ferrtd all my valuables to the desk H'e a pack rat anticipallng a long winte r. fo~or several months, I had 1-;,y own scissors, 1ny own nail file, my own paper of sa£ety pi ns, 1ny own pencil and pen, comb and book of stamps . I was so smug, I £cit immoral. ,;Then, things began lo go to pot. My paper cli ps got away from me one by one. So did my co tton balls. And my rub- ber bands! II even di sguised them by storing them in an old laxative box.) I'm ti rid, Doc- tor, and I can't seen1 to fight anymore." ''You're suffering from the o I d • re t urn-t<>-your-single status' psychosis," he said, "where you enjoyed some rights and independc>n(.'e. It can happen In a 17-year-old marriage. Let rne give you a prescription." He stood up, removed the pillow from his chair, unzi p- ped the cover and removed a key. He pr~eded to the sixth brick in the fi replace, where he extracted a small OOx and unl ocked it. "My prescription blanks," he laughed nervously. "If I don't hide them from my nurse, she uses them fo r scratch pads." "I unde rstand ," T said. From Page 13 LYNDA FORNEY Betrothal Revealed The engagement of Lynda Marie F'orney to Roy W. Bro .... ·n Jr. has been ann ounc- ed by her parents, ro.1r. and Mrs. Richard D. Forney cf Corona de! Mar. Her riance, son of the senior Roy W. Browns of Costa ro,.1esa, graduated from Mater Del High School and Orange Coast College. He attends California State College al Fullerton. The bride-e.le<:t graduated from Corona del Mar High School and attends OCC, The couple plans a Se pt. 4 wedding in St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Corona del Mar. Twins Rekindling Friendship DEAR READERS : Yesterday was my birthday. Ooe$ lhe lady tell her agt? ~ bet she does. I was born in 1918 figure it out. It was a very special day -that Ju· ly '4, 1n Slou:s: City, low<1 F.ven from Ole beginning l wasn 't content to make an ordinary entranC('. I was twins~ And this Is a most appropriate time to set a ru1nor lo rest. ANN LANDERS ~ J have been asked repeatedly if it is true tha t my twin (who writes as Dear Abby J and I do not. speak. The answer is "NO. It is not true.'' We do speak -a lot. And often to each other. When you read Lhis, we will be in Vienna, with our husbands, celebrating our joint birthday and wedding anniversary . \Ye were mar· ried in a double wedding ceremony, July 2, 1939. For several years we have celebrated these occasions together, and the Good Lord Y.'llling, I hope we wl!l do so for many years lo come. ANN LAil/DERS DEAR ANN LANDERS. J\ily husband Your Horoscope and I gave a large party last month. lt was what you might call a "Company Al· fair" ..._the people we enleCtained (32 to be e1act) wert all from his office. Most of these couples were In our ho me for the first tlme. It will also be the last, I might add. Several guests got very drunk. The next morning I discovered three cigarette '\...burns in my coffee table and someone ~rned a hole in my banquet cloth. I was busy all night following the drunks around. They ignored the coasters and set wet gla.!ises on our lovely grand piano. The problem I'm writing about is this : Our phone bill arrived last week -a y.•hopping 1155! ! Severa! long-distance calls were made the night of the party. Leo : Romance's Due My husband had the calla traced i nd learned that one of our gueata called Honolulu and three other cities, including Geneva, Switserland. He knows wbo It was because a certain woman employe bas relatives in those cities. What should be done? I am furioUI. So ia my husband. -HIGH DUDGEON IN HIGH DEAR m GH: Your b111band sheuld ae.nd the bW to the woman. Circle the lon1-dl1ience charge• and 1ttlck I aoW: 11ytng, ''Tbe phone com pany didn't follow your lDJtrucUon1. Thew: cal11 m•de the nl,Pl of the party, were char1· ed. &o OUR pbolM! tnsttad of yours." D'l'ERY AIR SrEP -8 EllHARD0 -KIMEL E DWAllOI -GEll8ERICH - "" l'"LYERS -U.S, KEDI O.r1C• w .. r ttv 0.111kl11 C1pe1lo 01n(I Shon Cwnctl>'• •-fir C~llllr .. 225 I. 11ttl St. Con Mftll • 141·2111 TUESDAY JULY 6 8)1; SYDNEY OMARR Accent now is on association really desire. Be careful wha.t wlth close relatives. Short you ask for -you may journey rnay be on ageMa. receive it. JACK SP RAT COULD EAT NO ARIES (March 21-April 19): Stress is on ability Lo com- municate unique point of view. TAURUS (April 20-May :W): Purchase of luxury item is in· dicated. Be a comparison shopper. GEMlNI (May 21.June 20): SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): ,p;;iiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiii Be flexible . Your greatest ally now is versatility. Loo k beyond the i mm e d i at e . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21 \· Lunar cycle in- dicates judgment, intuition apt to be c..\irrect. Break. through red tape. DON'T MISS GRAND I OPENING FAT . .. 1111111 ~ .. wil• it111111 cu•IWlll- '11IHl11t h.. •WNl91' 1!111 t ull4rV 111!lf' w•""'" ll•m• 11!1! blwllltol hi w'ltl. Hll c1n"""' .t h.. lll•PI· LHlll, WI CH 191d! Y*" 'nllllllt wttl'llll lllinut", ...... 1' ... ,.., "'"""Y I The "I can't begin to describe the resentment lhat began to build. I decided to buy a very large desk that would house all my personal belongings. It was marvelous. ll had 45 pigeonholes. secret drawers, !'iliJing panels and if you didn't hold the lid on it just right, it v.·ould fall ?own and snap your • • • Magic of Music Play waiting game; time is on your side. Perm.JI m a t e , buslneS3 partner to take in· itiative. CANCER (June 21.July 22): CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jw . 19): One v.·ho was close· mouthed now expresses deslre to communicate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2G-Feb. IB): Ab ility to partak:e of mature relationship is em- phasized. ~· K~~.~~t ~~ P ossPssin1r the 1nost st.imul11ting of •ll cola!'•. the Ru by ha11 been •rtly rJ,.1tir111ed to the high noon 11nd l•ri11:ht 1111dsun1nwr. It v.·11s thought to ronlllin a glowing ~park strul·k frotn thl' ph1net 1'111 r~; • !j,p;1rk th11.t could not he quenrh1·rl' until t.he v.·orld it~t>IC ,-rew rold. Thi' Huhy is the birth• 1tone fo r contentment and peace. R'tor 11nur h1rllt•lone for fTil: fo.tlt io,._ and goad /ortlJ.11.~ :w Soul~ Cot1I Pl~•• l ri1lol al •h• S•n Oi.qo Fwy. Cod• M••• S•0.90bb FOR SWIFT TERMITE and PEST CONTROL CALL 1uo~d,' LLOYD PEST CONTROL LotultO h oc:lt--494-4400 San Clemeht--492·6400 CO$IG M"a-642-5t l 2 With music, their attention is maintained and learning progresses on a continuum. Miss Moore enjoys carrying her guita r along as she visits the wards as well as using it during group sing-alongs. She finds the guitar i~ flex- ible and provides good feed· back. "It's so important th at whatever they do, they get a response." A favorite song might inspire a patient to sing or hum, smile or even tap his fool. Before, much of the care and work with the nonambulatory patients was merely custod1<1l : feeding, bathing and very little exercise, Today the patients experience moto r .!Ii e n so r y the rapy. ~1iss Moore defined it a!'i learning mo tor s k i 11 s through the senses. 'T h e person learns how his being is l1v1• UP YOUI 1011 llH 118-SBIMIR llNIN SAU 1.1a.gn1n Z FASHION SQUAii[ ·SANTA ANA VERA TEA TOWELS 12.DD A DOZEN Regul arly 15.00. Cotton terry ~e lou r with colorful fer n, meadow, country 1tripe or cut·out designs . Make wonderful gifts SHEER NO·IRON MAT SETS 10.00 Regularly 15.00. Made in Spa in by Jabara in Cotolene• polyester just for I. Magnin. Four mats, four napkins in pale yellow, pale blue or wh ite. Perfect for summer entertainirig or a gift to the hoste1s PICK FIE LD FLOWER VELOUR Bouquet of red, yellow and bl ue on whi1a cotlOIJ terry velour, Marianne by Martex. Bath towel, reg ularly 5.50 now 4.50. Hand towel, regUla rty 2.75 now 2.25. Face cloth, regularly 1.20 now 1 .00 BUITERFLY TOWELS FOR YOUR BATH Vo l1nte designed by H1nH Mo ri in pink, blue or yellow cotton terrv. for the Martex collect ion. 81th towtl, regul arly 5.50 now 4.60. Hand towel, regul arly 2.75 now 2.25. Face cloth, regularly 1.20 now 1.00 I. MAG NIN 1'111,. tll'ld m1 lhl fotlow!r19 lln1n•: Cu1ntif'tr 0•1e1lflllo11 Sire Colo> chtrga -.n•t ... ~ I I I IOJI I I IOJ eh .. 0 ""''o "'- lddftlJI "" 111tr>MM no Jllll • ~-· l"lllM ldd I~ t1!e1 Il l. Add 7&e th•PP•"I ~hl'V* bl'f(lolld Unl!M '•roet IHlr>".,.... !'OM. Add 76( f<'W' 111 C 0 0 . Df"(I.,._ A!td 7~ 111< ordltt1 undl< & 00. -.. --""-"'""'" --=---..._,.. -.J --• .. -~ -. . ... acted upon and how it act.s upon his environment. Work relationships improve. Capricorn individual p I & y s construcUve role. LEO (July 2.3-Aug. 22): PISCES /Feb. 19-r-.-1arch 20): Key is to know what it is you 1"11•• l OW•R MALL "They have to learn eKactly the way a baby learns," said Miss Moore. "And t he: therapist must break down every action into the smallest movement so that he can ap- proximate the patient's suc· cess at each action.'' Good lunar aspect now coin- cides wit h creative assign· ment. Romance is In picture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis now is on home, basic security. Be loyal to Leo individual. KIRK JEWELERS COSTA MESA Horbor Ce11ter-545-,415 / HUNTINGTON BEACH He"9lngto11 Center-8f2·5501 TIMEX REPAIR LIBRA (Sept. 23-0d. 22)' ~ Authorized Orange County SALES AND SERVICE Play The Advertising Game To Win With This Rule: Check Y oiir Hat NOW Yo11 SEE II .. NOW Yo11 DON'T ' -. But pay as though you did? 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Hor1zo1ilal div1s1on of a building: 611!. 27 01 a 9tO!Olj1C time 30 Attention 31 Most recent 32 Veal cutlet fr itd li9hlly in butter 37 Viscous rluid Jll A1t•st's stud io 40 E~t1avehicular ,\ttivi1y: Abbi. •1 Wearing lamll t lcthes: Z ~ords l ' • " " "-··--':'' ~ --· r.1ngc ~8 ---p·1l" Fitld tv~n1 ~9 S3f~ t1ac 1ter: ~l~n9 bl City c! japin b2 Hta11 o! r.ombust1l!lrs Id Sct1r o1r 1rvolvtiC>nary bS V~h<tlt moun1ttl on runners lib Esthor11a11: Abbr. b7 lr111attd l Ont of two e11ua! pirts 2 Waodw ind 5 Ra ndor'! radio noose Ii Cut down 7 -·-""~Y stret t B Vl'H-ll l1g~1in9 9101111' Abbr , ~ CoJI od 10 Mossh,\(11' 11 A"'.:io1g f't tfl i 12 Kmd of look lJ Co~rse or O"J trSiltd 21 Supplemenl woth eff!Yt 2J Stries of steps frOIJ'I one l'°"tl lo ~nothtr 25 Ont who withdr~ws fr om soc:iety 21 Wctll'. 3 Nick mooo!onous ly Ch~tles 's wilt 28 Oeri cf a 4 Built! lirrd wil d animal from a guo zg -ot Mafl 7 ~ 71 33 E1tend111g to part or 1~ body 34 Eltk!el's n1c k11ame 35 Al ~JI times Jb -!tnn1s JB In re serve J9 Means of communoca\ion "2 Pompc11s "l Kind ol .,.ess el <4b l ove <47 City in t t ntral Italy "8 lni!ates •9 Gasotin~ ~ddili vt 50 Pr~ up with an incl inrd timber 51 .. orays 55 lmmt lS! 5E.1 4 to 14, t>,9,: 2 words 57 Coior bO Earoed By Frank Baginski ANIMAL CRACKERS PEANUTS F<lUR7ll Cf J\!. < " C1/ER • M.0 I DIDN'T LIGHT A ~INGLE FIRECAAQ:ER JUDGE PARKER As SAW. Dfc:IYE~ COWTINUES 1-11 5 MISS PEACH :; PERKINS FrtANCNE, Wl.LYOU MAllllY MC SOME DAY ? 'THE KIDS SAID IM STUPIO FOR ASKING )t)U. -·· .• " ~· • ; ; ... ' " " ' ' ; ·•' ~· 1r By Charles M. Schulz ~E\"o ll6ITT A UW: 5TRIN6 ATMTIME,A"D THEl'D EO IOP l'OI' l'OI' l'OI' f'OP fbp POI' ror ror ror l'OI' l'OI' roP ror l'OI' Rll' flJI' l'OI' llJP l'OP l'OI' ra> ror Pot' l'OI' FOi' Pot' l\JP _ WHEN ~!YJ mt A Gf.X/!I, QH.tl(, '{C() HAVE A 1Et.ID£NC't' 1'0 GO 1t{'IO 100 N,VCH DETAIL.- By Harold Le Doux .-;,~.~,7CT~l7<•~L~l~'~'~L~L~T~M~E~C~M~EC~<~S,.~O~V~E~R;-,im W~ICl-l SHE WROTE OUT WE-ICE l-IOW lo+JG 1t) ATA. INVESTM E-tJT~ .. RAM"ING A PEICIOO IW ~MS OF i 500 TO ~2,000! OF TIME? OVE~ "" J:/''(.AN-T -L ET PEIClOD Of=) <.OPIES Of: TWO YEA~s: SOME ~ ..__ T1-105E CJ\tJ -~ <.ELED Cl-IEC KS• SURE ru. MA~~y ~OU, A~~<lt. /JOl<IT" LISTEN 1'0 THE OTHER: 1<105. \I I / C' .• " .. - • • ~; 5TUPJD. • I Ll~E THI: SOUND o~ THAT- By Men .. \I It 'i'.:;.. . -. - By John Miies llil STLV«;E WOILD ~MR.MUM ~-Ii u ll DENNIS THE MENACE ~ ' I 'DID'l!lJ EVER MA~ CUi Cf ~ 1)1\'S l\llN EVEmllNG .. : 'IYfllY r».vl• • ----.. ~. • ,..:.J ... ·------·--.. --·--.... --~----· --~-. J DAILY PILOT I ' OH City's Seymour $parkles Blue M,akes· Angel·s 17th Victims, 2-1 . t • • ' l I By GL.8NN WlflTE Of tllt _,.,. ,... Stiff BERKELEY - His International debut JI highly suceessful one, Jim Seymour o[ Huntington Beach now goe s to work lo prepare for the upcoming Pan American GJ1mes in Colombia later this month. The former Huntington Beach High and C.old en West Collellf product ran an in- spiring race here Saturday, defea ting a pair of Russians. tile Nauonal AA U chan;· pion and was beaten only by Uga~da t John Akii-Bua in lhe 400 meter 1nler· '· mediall' hurdles. His 50.5 runneru p finish izave lJnited St.ates men thei r first le ad over !he Ad.tllloRol Stor11 Page 17 Soviets since early Frida y in the two-day cinder classic at Cal wh ich rnat.ched Americans against Russians and world :-ell-st.ars. •' Seymour told the DAILY PILOT that i he had been psychologically up and down 1 all week RS far as Saturday's race ex-~ perlations were concerned. "But I woke ' up the morning of the race and tell I'd 'oe in the money I top three )." The upcoming Un iv e rs i I y of \\'ashington accounting grad also con- red one menlal barrier when he look e at the tirsl hurdle before the race, cleari il with no problem . In hi only other appearance at Cal lthe Ken edy Games) he hit the first barrier and was immediately out of con-- tention. But Sauurday he ran smoothly, chang- ing strategy so he moved out fast.er than usual the first 200 meters. His only dif- ficulty came on the Sff'OOd turn when he had to change his step fron1 14. to 15 i;tr ides between hurdles. "I was having a little trouble overstriding but after I changed my step, there was no more difficulty . I tried td ~i ay with the Ru ssian (Vyache slav Skomorokhovl anri I knew the Ugandan •wnuld be a big factor in the raee because of the 49 .7 he ran recently. "I started to kick coming off the last turn but so cl1d everyone else and for a moment I was a little scared. But by the time we got to !he ninth hurdle, I real ized the Ugandan and I had pulled awa y." Seymour said Uie track was kind of ~low but pointed out how pleased he was to beat tb e t'>''O Russians. "l 'd rather Tinish second here, beating the Russians, than win the Pan Amt:rtcan <:ames," he said "I'm also very pleased to run so consistent ly the pas! rour w~ks. In the past inconsistency has been one of my big problem.~ " Seymour is taking a few days off to be t>•ith his wife but will reutrn to si>eed '1('1rk Tuesday or Wednesday. Then after the Pan·Am Games, he'll begin the trip down the long. d1 1ficu.1t trail lo the I9n Ol ympic Games in ~rmany. CdM Spiker Places Fourth In Long Ju1np Special to lhe DAILY PILOT BERKELEY -k im Atllesey fought eff fl sliff knee and db.ziness to long jump 20· 21 ~ Saturday at the U.S.-Russia-world track meet •I the l 1n1versi ty ef California . lier effort placed fourth in lhr com- pet1t1on -only two inches behind Ru~s 1an !nn;i Taraso va Wil!ye Wh 1tr. wo~-11 y;1th a 21-~ on her fifth 1uin p while ~ov1et Alla Smirnova was runnrrup at 20- lO Miss Attlesey, recent ~radu~1c fllf Coron11 del f.1a r lligh School. wil l no.,.. head for the N'atio11al Won1cn 's cham- pionships al Bakersfield th1.~ v.·rck and her coach, Dave Rodda, says he expects her to do well. Rodda was pleased at the v.·ay his 18- year-old protege bounced back after he r first three jumps -a foul , 19-J V4 and 13- 5%. On her last \hree leaps she went 20- ~. 19-9 1/4 and 20-2 ~'- She tried to make it clear that she "''as not 03ing tht knee ailme nt and dizziness for not do ing better. "I hate to say anylhing becausl" I don't went to make 1\ sound hke \ 'm making aUbis," she told the DAILY PILOT. "I'm not disappointed. but I should ha ve done better. I just didn 't quite have \t by the time t got to end of lhe runwa y." Oakland'• arnaz.inc Vida Blue, biitked by &<>lo home runs by Mike Epstein and Joe Rudi, chalked up his 1701 victory of the season Sunday as the A's shjded California !-t before a record Atfgels' croWil of -4-4,'6.11 at Anaheim Stadium. Rudi 's 10th home< of the year. a two- out blast aver the left field wall in Ole eighth innlng, saddled Angels' starter Torn Murphy with his '"11th Joss in 15 decisions. Murphy, who had checked the A's on just three hits -tncluing Epstein's 13th homer of ttie season leading off the se· Dodgers Zip To 14-4 Win Over Giants SAN FRANCISCO (AP J -The Las Angeles Dodgers, after blowing a three- run lead. came from behind with 10 runt in a wild eighth inning and beat San Francisco, 14-4, Sunday to move within 4'h game!'! of the first-place Giants in the National League West. Pinch-hitt2r Bobby Valentine's two-run single greeted reliever Steve lfamilton with on e out in the eightlt, breaking a 4.-4 On TV Toda11 Cltannel 11 al l tic, and the Dodgers rolled up the srore wilh the help of home runs by Richie Allen and J im Lefebvre. The Giants led 4-J after Chris Speier's three-run double in the seventh off Dodger reliever J im Brewer sent San Francisco ahead. Jerry Johnson, who replaced Giants' starlet Juan Marichal, gave up the tying r1111 in the eighth. Wes Parker walked, went to second on a si ngle by Duke Sims and scored on Bill Buckner 's single. , Hamilton then came on to take six rilns worth of punishment before Don Car- rithers came in only to gel touched for Lefebvre's eighth homer of the year before he got the final out. ending the biggest inning o( the season in lhe ma- jors. They added a run in the ninth on three errors. Dodgers' starter Claude Ostun dldn't allow a hit until the sixth Md held a J-0 hfet ime record against the Dodgers al Candlestick Park. Parker drove in first-inning run with an infield out. Allen singled a run across in the. fifth a11d doubles by Buckner and Os- teen in the sixth made it 3-9. The Gian ts got one back in the sixth on Bobby Bonds' sacrifi ce fly and Speier greeted Brewer wit.h his ~ases,-clean n,i!; double in the sevent h followrng .singles by Dick Dietz and Will iams and a walk io pin('h hitter Jimmy n.osario. . . The c;ian~ made two of th eir six error5 of the day in the eighth. but all the ru o~ in the inning were earnc<I. . . Manny Mot;J, another pinch hiller 1n the eighth. doubled to left center and came all the wa y around Lo score when ct>nter fteldt:r Bonds threw wild pasl third base. Parker and Si ms scored two tirnes each in the big inning. Allen's homer. hi~ 1 llh thi s season , wt1s over the Jenee in cenler and came with the bases empty. I-le had three ~f the Dodgers' 16 hits, '>''tth two singles preceding the homer. ~,aury \Vills scored fou r Dcxlger runs, including one 1n the eighth 1nn1ng. Pa rk er drove 1n \\'ills in lhe fi rst wilh a forceout. and Allen singled t!l srore him in the fifth . . Parker singled his serond time up in thr eighth to finally chase Hamil ton. Car- rithers lhrn came on 10 f;:icc Lt:febvrr, v•ho beltl'd a pitch drep into the n gnt flrlrl SCl!ts. Pete Mikkrlsrn blankt·d lhe Giants on MC' hit in the final two 1nn1 nRs and was credited w\th the win. He's 6·3, and loser Johnson is R-3 . The brief seric.~ <'0111.:ludci; !oda y w1U1 the Dodgers' Do n Su1lun t8-6 ) fa cing San Francisco's (;aylord Perr)' 16·7). !AM FRANCISCO LO' AMGElll'S .. .. , .. ' . " S~it<. .. ' • ' l W<ll•, .. ' • ' • FvMt.,., ,. ' • ' OC••,..lor4. " ' ' ' ' Mt1n, " ' ' ' OMola, " ' ' ' ' flon!l•· " ' ' ' 1 wo.~1._ " • ' ' • Hencl•r>f\ l"I • • n llAll•n . ,. • ' ' ' 00.11, ' ' ' ' o wP1r~tr, lb • ' ' ' BWll!l1m" " ' ' 0 ~, .... ,, ' ' ' ' ' L'nl•r. ,. ' • • DG<bi<wl!i. lb ' • • • Ht11lv. <>I'! • • 0 L!lftl<oro, 1tl ' ' ' ' G1l\aol'let . .. ' • ' o 8,,rtner, rt ' ' ' ' N,1r1Cn11. • ' ' ' OM\kl{fllll, • • • • • J1011rlo. ph • ' • 0 011~ .• ' • ' ' JJcll'wUCll\, p • • • 0 ll reOl'i!r, • • • • • ~1mm~. P • • • ov.ionrlflt, " ' ' ' ' c. .. '"""· • • • • • ~'°"'· P'1 • • • ll-...... • • • • To11I " • • • TOTAi "3 H " !1 '" IH>Vf lM •• '" &llftll-1• ~.., F••nc•Un ~ ., ' . ~' E-L1nltr , 1-1•"""''"'" llolld1 . • w11111..,, '· M1v1 DP-~8" FrAnCl•CG ' L0 8-Ln• "norlt • • ·~ Fr1ncls<o • " • "••k•r. llvcknor. Ollff'"· SM!•" OM!&. "' ' All•" "· l •l•bv•f • ,_ G1!iflt;Mr. &F-9onch . cond inning -belor• Rud i snapped lhe lie, wound up with a flve-.hi.tter bul was unable to prevent Oakland from openlng an 11 Y.i11ame lead in tbe American Angel Slate All GanMI .. KMl"C V1•l ...... 1. ~·-O.kl-J:ll ....... Ang9l1 II Ml""'*"I J:.U P m. League West and the Angels from falling into tile cellar. Blue. going the distance for the 17th time in 21 starts, was touched for nine hits, only the third time th is year he has JUrrertdered that many. He st.ruck out seven and did not walk a batter. California managed its only run in the third inning u Jim Spencer led oU with a double and scored on Murphy's two-bag- ger with one out. 1-Je moved tu third on Sandy Alomar's single but Ken Berry and Tony Cpniglil!ro popped up to eod the threat. Blue wavered again in the fourth aft.er catcher Dave l>.mcan dropped Syd O'Brien's two-out popup in foul territory. Given 1 new life, O'Brien singled and darted to third when Spencer looped ti. single in front of Rudi in left field. Blue got off the hook by striking out Jerry Moses on a 3·2 rasl ball. The young Oakland lefty w~ in trouble once more in the fifth as Alornar add Berry came up wjth back-tt>back hits but Conigliaro bounced into a double play to end the threat. The huge crowd tapped the -previous Anaheim Sladium Tl'C(lrd of 43,041 by some 1,600 and in cluded in the figure was the IO millionth far. to see the Angels play DODGERS' MANNY MOTA CATCHES DEEP BREATH AFTER SCORING RUN . Teammates Willie Davit (left), Bobby Valentine Help Mot• Up In 14-4 Victory. Sport,s Clipped Short Big Weekend for Donohue BRAINERD. Minn . -Mark Donohue completed an incred ible weekend of a u~ racing by guid ing his Sunoco Javelln AMX to victory in the GBX Trans- Am erican sedan race at Doonybrooke Sunday. The 34-year-0ld Media. Pa., driver finished first in the Schaefer 500 .11t POCQno. Pa .. Saturday, winning $100.000 in the process. Then he hopped aboard teanl m an~ger Roger Penske"s jet for a I.000-rnile flight to Brainerd, arnv1 ng at 2 a.m. Seven hours later. Donohue grabbed the pole in a mo rning qu alification run ;incl 27 hours after taking the checkered f\aJ,! a! Poco, he took another here before a record Trans-Am crowd of 21.500 . Donohue's \'IClory scored nine points for Arn('ric:in r-.1otors in the n1anufa<'- b1rers charnpionsh1p series for "pony l"ars," and pushrd .Javelin past Mustang after five of· the I l event-~ this year. Javelin now has 37 poi nts while ~1~1.~tan~ has 34. c·oun1 ing four poinl!I :.cored by Sunday's th ird-place fi.U sber. Tony Del.aren!o. Peter Revso n. in one of the two American Racing Associates' Javelins, finished second and was the only driver on the same lap with Dooohue at lhe end. The official margfn of victory was 85.l seconds on Donnybrooke's three-mile road course. e Stemnrl Triumph• LE CASTELLET, France--"l've got Iii glandular fever thing." said Jackie Stewart after leadin g the French Grand Prix from the start to the ebeckered flag Sunday. "It's 8 question ooe of getting very l1ted . and headaches and swollen glands -but it didn 't 5how up in the race to- day ." It certainly didn't. No one t>ver loo ked like getting close to the 1969 world cham- pio n. now set with a slrong lead toward his second title. The Scot led a remarka ble 1·2 vic tory for his long-time manager Ken Tyrrell. Fran«'s Francois Cever!, at 26 in only his second year of Forinula One racing. show ed himself to be the best of the new breed in coming home second. despite an ('Xhaust pipe break that gave him anxious moments 1n lhe last five laps. • Chittf"S(" 1¥i•• SAN Pl·~URO -Chr.uog Yiu K~·ok's poi nl -blank go?J fr 0m a scrambled earn- ed Lhe Sin~ Tao Soccer Club of Hong Kong a 2-1 victory Sunday over the Cctllfornia So<:cer League All.Stars. •rtie winni ng .iioa l al the 7R-minute rn ark of the seccnd half gave Sing Tao its se. cond triumph in as many games in ils trip to the United States and Canada. It won in San Francisco a week earlier, 1-d. e K e lly Break• /lfark SAN DIEGO -Don Kelly, -41. of Santa Monica , broke his own meet record Sun- rlay in capturin,R: the 2fJ-kilonieter walk at the U.S. Masters' Track and field Cham- pionship . Kelly's lime of one hou r. 42 minutes. :\fl seconds for about 121.i miles was jusl 17 steonds better than th e old mark in the AAU-sanctioncd meet for men 4.0 years old and up. Six runners bested the old mett record in the 26-mile marathon , which Dennis Covensey, 40, Vancouver, B.C., won in 2.3!1.30.2. ln tile 20-kilomr.ler wal k. ~1&X (~ould, SJ. of Toronto. won the 56-59 brackeL I :50.23.2 ahd Lar ry O'Neil. 62, Kalispell , Mont., '>''On lhe 60 and older race in 2:11 40.2. ln the marathon, \Vaync Dook St of San Diego, v.·on his age division wilh a time of J·()I; 33; Urb an r>.1iller. 60. of Cologne, C.t:r many, captured the 60-69 race in 3:2fl.47: :ind 71-vear-old Noe! .Johnson of Sa n Diego finished the course in 4:48.48 to v.·in the 70-and-up division. since the club was found ed prior to lhe 1961 1Season. CALll"O!llMIA. OAKL.ANO .. ' .. , .. ' . " .-.k>n'tir. ~ • ' OMCWMl•V, " ' • ' • Bt•"'· " • ' 0111\Jllt, ,. • ' ' ' TC.Oflolro. rl • ' OllJ1dJ.0!1, •! • • ' • Cowin. " ' • • o E1>1lt !11, " ' ' ' ' McMutl.,.,, "' • • ' 0 81nd0 • "' • • • 11.ft!Ol, " • • • OOuncon, ' • • • 0 9r1en. .. ' • ' 0L8<DW"' .. • • • • S1>e"cer, " ' ' O 0Gre1n, ,. ' • • • _,, ' • • • Olllue • • ' • • • 1Mvt"'1~, ' ' • ' ' Tori! " ' • ' 10!11 • ' ' ' I Oe-IM•~ '" ... 010-1 C81i10,nl1 '" .. ...... ' Murpl>y, OP--08~1er.cl ' L0 8 -E-Ounc•11, 01~: • ...o •• (&lltornl1 ' 111-Soenc.,, '· Murpn•. MR-f ptltln '" '~' "· ~8-9•ncl0 U.S. Players Steal Show At Wi1nhledon Wlr-.1BLEDON , England (AP) -Slan Sm ilh failed to win Wimbledon, but the U.S. Davis Cup players canie out of th e big tournan1enl looking pretty good. "We have every reason to be pleased,'' said Ed Turville, non-pla ying captain of the American learn. "Nol many countries can expect to gel three of their bavis Cup men in the last eight at Wimbledon ." Smith, the U,S. Army man from Pasadena, lost in five sets to John Newcombe of Australia, the defend ing champion, in Saturday's final. The other tv.·o American qu~rlerfina!­ fsls were Cliff Richey of Sarasota, Fla., and Tom Gorman of Seallle. All tbree, along wilh Clark Graebner of New York City and Erik Van Dillen of San Mateo, are expected lo be named for the U.S. squad that will prepare for the defense of the Davis CU p at Charlotte N.C., next Octobe r. That will be on a r !ay court. Spain, Czechoslovakia, West Germany and Romania have reached the secti onaJ finals of the European zone. Turville, from St. Petersburg. Fla., has a huncll that Czechoslovakia will be playing the L'nited States al Charlotte. ''Jan Kode s, the No. l Czech, is a Fine player who could give us a lot of trouble if the Czechs re ach the chall enge round," Turv ille said. "We know ho w good he 1.~ on t.:lay courts. since he ha s won the French title l'>''O years running. The clay C'bur t at Charlnl!e is not as slow as the Pans courts, but ne\•ertheless Kode~ '>''Ould dD well on it."' file Nastase and Jon Tiriac, the Roma· nians who took their country lo the chall enge round t'>''O years ago. didn 't make a good show sit Wimbledon. Gorman defeated Tiriac in three straight sets in the th ird round. Turville con1men\ed : "J don't think 'l'iriac and Nastase are playing nea rly as well as a year or two ago. I don't fan cy Romania for the challenge round.·· ll will be the la st ch<illenge round. lt the Americans win 1hc cup again they wi!\ have to play through for the first round next year. Smith said: "That's fair. and rm glad they've chan ged the rule. JI will make things a little more diff icul t for the defending nallon. bu! v.·hy should the champions only have lo play once?'' Smith led Newcombe by two sets to one. in the final before the Australian. playing a powerful serve-and-volley game, won 6- 3, 5-7. 2-6, 6-4. 6-4. British Open Next f~r Super Mex MONTREAL I AP) -"I'm going t1ver and give 'em hell ,'' Lee Trevino &aid after adding I.he Clnadla.i Open title to hia crowlnt list or profwional golf crowna thla year. "You can tell 'em Super Mex is en the way." The talkative and colorful character, now winner of faur tournaments and clos- lnl in on *200.000 in priie monty for. t.M seQOP, was looking J1he8d to the British Open, which beglm Wedntsday at Southport, England. ll will be hi~ lhlrd n11tional cham· pionshlp In lour weeks . Ht won the elher two, t11klng his ~erond U S, Open crown In Ardmore, Pa., three wteks_ 811'0? !Mn adding lhe Canadian lltle with 11 sudden· death playoff vicl ory Sunday ovtr veteran Art Wall Trevino fired 11 final-round fl7, flVI!· under·par on lhe 6.9'l0-yard Rk:helieu Valley Golf Club course and caught Wall -al -47 the oldesl man in the fin11l field -at 275, 13 under par. after the regula- tion n holes. Wall , a non-winner s1nce 1!166, mis~cd the green on the first pltiyoff hole. then ~aw his chip slide jusl 0\'f'r the edge er the cup. Trevino '>'·as on In two, son1e 18 ft f'I away, and rolled lt ln for a b1rd1t> He threw hL, cap in the air, 1tave hi!I blonde wife a big kiss llnd sudrienl}'"wils the fl r~t ~ .,.. -----.r~ ..... -.. y . -·~ ·--··--·-· ---·-- • man to win both the American and Cana· dian national 1.iUes in a single year i lnce Tommy Armour dld it in 1927. lt was a two-man race all through lhe final round. No one else was even close .• Phil Rodgers was alone in lhe 1hird at 281 , six strokes back. R. H. Sikes wa!'i at 283. Bob Rosburg 284 and George Archer. Cary Wilcox and Lou Graham were tied at 285. The victory was worth $30.000 ,,, Trevino. six years ago a $$-a-week 11 ~sis· 1;:i nl pro on a desert driving r!inge in El Paw. Tex. 11 pushrd his leading monry winnlni ltil ~l ror lhP year 10 $195,869 and put hJm v.•1thin stri king range of at lrast tine goal. "I'd like to break Billy Casper's record of UOS,000 In a single season," be said. L1Mll"'1 ...._.,. wl"""'' t" ll'>tl 1150,o:it C1nfdlt" Ot>fft ~I! IQO/r,.....,n!: •L-T"vlno. m.ooo 1)-'l.IJ4.1-m A•I Wiii Jr, l tl ,I.. l'IMI..,_,,_,,, ""II ROOO~ts. '10,610 U-11-1l4of-:!11 R M JI\~•. u.o~ 11·11-,,._Hl '"" Ro1ti.i...,, u .no 11-n-41·1.._., lou G••"•""· "'·"' •l-11-n.n-.11s T1•"' Wllco•. 1.4,11, n ·n-.1-11---JtJ G""'ll" Archo•. J.4.11~ 1'·1f.Jl>4t-n5 (loWl!I WNvt r, lJ t00 lt-1).111-~ JIOd 10.,,._.1h, U .900 11·1).'1·1J--7N A•-.! Ptimo• 1J.!JO IO-l•I0-1, ·•' l ff Eldi'r. '3,l!ifl IJ.111-13-11-2'1 l t1br"" ~•"I•. IJ t)O 1'1>-""9-11-111 Jann ll'1t <, •11,uo IS.II·'*-'._* G•• ll r'w''· tl.UO n .1). ... /._7N ""'mil l •rltv, IJ,1'0 10.11-ol•·li-211 ltov1 111•>11. 11.07\ II 11.-10-1'--lt' 8111< M••"'•ll, i1 on ,,,_, .. ,)-1\--Jtt n1{1 11111.,n. '? 011 10-1• IJ.M--ltt rr"I! Mot!I. ,7.0lj 10-11·1).61-2" Tok•••>I OO:o""' 11.:Jtl l•·IJ-,.1\-7'1) fl•I• ()1).,.1 • .,, t l.Jo\I 1J.n -11•1f--1'0 • won 1uctc1111 at1t~ ~l••o" .--.. ,-,.,.,. -·--~--~----~-~.~-· ---"" --~,_ ___ .__ -----. 11 Uf'I tt1I ... LEE TREVlNO SINKS PUTT, WlNS CAN.AD~AN OPEN. • --, • Mond1J, Jut7 !, l 11n DAIL V PILOT J 7 Alamitos Racing Entries It's Kind of Frightening Baseball S tnndings DEAN LIWii -Matzdorf After 7-614 Jump NATIONAL LEAGUE Eaat Dlvtslta w L Pct. GB AMERICAN LEAGUE El•t Dt•ltklll w L Pel. GB ANNIVERSAlY SPECIALS '71 COROLLA LO$ ALAMllOJ f NT!llf$ ,.,. ~'' J.,iy 1, 1111-nr• 0 11 l;lt•t ' ''"· ,IHI 1'111 ),4, .. .M. $1 HltllllY Deu•lt HI hi ' tM lltc1s, U llJICI• HI ill! & ftft Jltc1•. $IE(OHD 11.0.CI -l'>O ,.,o, mid> £ ut Cltlmlna Pu•u ~~~~':'1:': &~'ct'wlf~i H''1 ,I, Ae<>ue>t (O•e•<rl 11.,.1" Sob !Smlthl Stc!ombl l wei.onl LOl&doo ( 1ni'1 lll1Ck lVOl'Y !Crol~v\ ~ L•o M•r• IH~•Olnel t~~r. ~:.~ors.i:.e~;·/ MIH11 0 1•1 (AllllClll) "' "' ' " "' " ' '" "' "' '" '" " ' "' } .... U)OO "' ' " ,,, '" "' ' " "' "' ' " "' TNlll O tlACE -oa VMd• l Vt•' flld• a. ,UP. (l•lmf11<1. Pu... UIOO Cleiml"" o•lce $16CCI ' " '" "' '" m loc•I Outen !"lll•onl Aell o.c• (f<arl) V•ln Fo• t'N••d) MiH Gold P•fke (81lcullt""l """"''' lm•11e !AO•lr) Cel lfornl• S•""• 15mlthl C"erek,.. C6dY IB•nll1I Tllre1 C•llt (fl:llt vl Allt fUtl~lt t~•~~v0~.~ari~:~~i 1 ttulo•I !S•nks) C~•ro•r LM (P8QI) l'OUllTH llACI -l~~ VMdl flla1, Allowances PurJe llXIO. 1'm De lloMoa IC•r<IO•I\ Ano1htr (ule Sir (Hl rl\ Mr. M•" 811 1w1r10n> Mr R ~n M•n ((rolbVI IHM1'$ Ou•on ]Adl lrl r 1DDI'• PliJ\~ I B•n•• cn1\n~a llockot lP••.,•'1 Minnlt ll:tMI IH•talnof Limit~ Sleroo !Smolh l 1'!,TH II.ACE JSO v•t<h e!a1. "llow1nces. Pu"' l!SIXI B•tll• Glory lH&•d1nql P•tnuc• Moon lt11rt) Ortw Pley (P,rned Ml•• Tlnv W•tch (Plmenl•ll P1roen1 \W•l....,l f inny F1r~le ICf'llo11l Jel'• l•dv L11<-i•111..,n1 H•nk1 V•nou•rd (81nk1) No ll:t•!r•lnl (Smllh) llov•! Too ll•r CRlltvl "' "' "' "' 1)7 "' ' " T V••r "' '" "' "' "' ' " "' "' '" J •••r '" '" "' '" '" '" "' '" '" '" 51XTH •ACCE -)SO Ylrdl. I ela" A!low1nc;e1. Puri• 12500. le! Llkt PIPPI (l(a.nl•) ". "' '" "' '" '" "' '" "' '" cn1c•••"' sue 1s..,nhl S•onzt Moon (Wlfdl ADCllO R:et lm IHltdlnG) Im• Hustle• CC1rdo1•1 !!Im Deck IDrev•rl Viv• l • Ro~ll (We,.11111 Sl~vt T~~ \/tt IAdelrl Iv~ llolo 1Cro•C>v\ llolldv Wlso !~1ti.rlElitlb~ P•rrlem• l"lll~onl ' " 3 ~·~· ' " '" ". '" '" '" '" '" '" '" "' '" BERKELEY -The U.S.· Russia track meet, despite lo.s- ing somr of its appeal with the Cold War thaw, hangs on tighUy to the world high jump record. Pal Matzdorf, a· 21-year-0ld University of Wisconsin jun- ior whose best previous out- door jump was 7 feet, 2 inch- es, cleared 7-6¥, Saturday to raise the record by half an inch. ··h's kind of frightening,'' the 6-foot-3 collegian said lat- er. •·1 wanted to do it gradual- ly. J"n1 concerned abou t the pressure now of people ex- pecting too much." Matzdorfs 1i;•orld record vic- tory and a U.S. record 5,006- nieter run by Oregon sopho- more Steve Prefontaine help- ed the American n1en '!! tean1 beat the So\•iet squad, 126-110, and avenge a 1971 loss at Len- ingrad. The American women, who have "'on only once in 10 meets against Russia, lost 76- 60. The 11 dual meets between the world powers have pro- duced 17 \'/Grid records. in- cluding four in the men 's high JU mp. Russra's great jumper VaJ. ery Brumel made the record i-4 in 1961 at Moscow, 7-5 111 1962 al Palo Alto and 7.5~, in 1963 at f\1oscow. The 1963 mark was the old- est l\'Orld record in a fiel d event until Saturday -not eou.11ting a 7-6Vt jump by Ni Chih-Chin, reported but un- verified -out or Red China last November. The sandy-haired Matzdorf set the wo~ld record on his third try at the height. The capacity cro\.\'d or almost 22,000 people at lhc University of California's Edwards Sta- dium burst inlo a roar as he carnc do1vn on the blue land· ing cushion . After taking a victory lap jog around the track and re- ceiving a standing ovation, Ma!zdorf said: "I didn't think or anything Plse -not a world record and not 11 n American record. I I lho hi '[ 1-lo ,...,.,, J , .u.1 ........ IUSI. ,...]f r I, '•111-nn Y ug I was n .. ~ ,...,,... (U$J, 1io-H; J. "'°'•1,, iw•s. set l personal besl." ,u.,.10 •ko), lU.l; .. Oo;r,..1 .... 11 !W ... S. The athlete from Sheboygan, c;.~· ~o'ii:Es-uniioc1 5111"' 11,, Wis., who recenUy grew a Ruul• 110. u"n.a Sl•t•• 111. worH:t moustache, describes himself ... u.s1•rs "· WOMIN as a conventional straddle 100.METEA; 11u11:01..Es _ '· JollnMln jumper despite a pronounced <usi. n .11 1. T1•~om1rov• !ll uu111. b•nd i'n hi"s r•"ghl l•g '' he u .o; J, T•Ylor «w ... s, c,,..a.,,, u .1: '· '-' '" Kondr•,-• !llu~1l1l, U.J; 1. R:1llln• gots up. jUSJ, U,J; •. p"'' IWAS, A.u11 .. 1111. The Russian men led 54-53 t•~ .v.ETE ll:s-1. Boyle 1w•s. ""1•••· after Friday's openin~ session li1J, 11.f, 1. l..•w.on cusi, 21.1: 1. S••- t•milM•• (Ru>>lll. 11.•: 4. C~rl•t-t11<.· or the meet, but the U.S. Ov• (lt .. s.sl•» ,,,o, s. S!•oy (US). r•.li team quickly took the lead •· 11tm1-Eow1re1.1 !WA.S, Au1t•1ll•l. n .o. llOO MET Ell ~ -1 S1oa11c OIV>!lf ), Saturday. 1:0•.s: 1. s • .,...., 1us1, 1.1u.T, l. tr••• .. Prerontaint. the 20-year-old 1o .. , 1usJ. J;os.1, •. teoi.1"11tov• i Ru .. 0 ~ 4 •i•). J:D7 0; S. Otr IWA.S. '°'"'tr111•J, regon runner. won in 13 . .>V. • 2.o1." • w•''"•r 1w ... s. C1nM<>), almost two seconds under 1 0t s C y • · l,•OO·METEll RE LAY -! llvn1• reoqze OUng S p r (' \' I 0 II S /Fln<1eenovo. Aluono~o. (h,.,v.~ov1, Amtrican record. O:l)lesn1tov•). l :u O; ? Un••eo S•1,..s, MEN J.J.f.I; J. Wo•lll ""-s"'' J 41.1 400·.Y.ETER IH _I Ak i! llu• rWorl<I SHOT PUT-I, (lli•l>ov1 !R"1>l1I. IO· All·Sl•rs, U'JI MI•), 50 I ; 1. Sevmovr II; lv•nova (ll:11ui•I. 60·10'•1 l. Gr•- !USI, 50 S; 1. Jol><'Mln fW.&.S, N9W lt•-him lUS), S1-7: '· Pou111n (WAS, NrN 1.,,,,1. 50.•: '· S-omoloko~ 411UU•l l. Z••I•""\, d-'\.o; ~ Mallt.ew• !US), ~.9: S Wlnf•m• {USI . Sl.0; i . Zo•>n '8-t>,: '· "avellch (Wa.S, (1 ... ae ), •I· \Run1•). Sl.l . 10", JOI! METERS -I o ..... 1e 1w•s. J•· LONG JUMP-I While !U~f. ,,.,, 7. m~lc•), 111.1; 7 o..:•••d (lJS). 71-0; J. Smln•ov• (11.uss~f. ~10; l_ T•r•SG•• Blee• (US>. 71.0: 4. Zh~lrh !Runl•!, flluS!I•), :!0--'\loJ '· ""'..,•• (United 71.1; l . AllOllY (W.&.S, Gh•™'), Jl.7; l. S•11es), ~ltJ.; J. P .... u lWA.5 , •u1t•1· Kol'Ovin (lluuli l. 7!.I. lfe), 20-l; i. S.ndt• (W.O.S, J•m•lt1l, IOO METEllS-1. Arl~IMIV (Runl•l• 19.(t'•· 1:47.Ji 1. Flsh•r !WAS, ,l,ul! .. lie ), TEA.M SCORES-ll:uUI• 16. Unl1ed 1:11.1; J. D'l'C• (WAS, Jimik•l, 1.'1 •I S!olf' 60. Unlll<l S!llt i IO, World Atl: '· lUlln• (US), 1:1o!.D; S. Sll'l(!IM>n IUSI ~1•" S. 1;ll ?; •. .Y.t•h•rsklh (lluni•J. l·ft,S. Ol:CATHlON 1,600-METER RELAY _ L Unilod CONTEST,1,NTS a.NO FIVE • EVENT Sl•ltt (G•rrlson, Nowhou•e, Turne<, TOT AL'S---HOO!tt (US), 1,070; WfMmlk· Pitl!burgh " " New York " 33 Chicago 41 " St. Louis 42 .. Philadelphia 34 47 Montreal 30 .. We9t Divl~lon San Francisco 52 31 DODGERS " " Houston 40 J9 Atlanta 42 45 Cincinnati " 47 San Diego 23 55 , .. ..,.,., ""ylh Phllld•IP~lt lG, MCllllt,t l I Ch!c•to t , "'l!hlM.I••~ ' ST Louh J, S•" Dl•1• 1 Allent1 1, N•w Yort. e Houst1111 1, Clndnn1!1 1 l>Mt ffl !I. s.n Frencisco I T ..... y'1 Ol "'U Monl•NI ft N•w l o.--. J P 1!1>bllr1h •I (hlC~ltO Oodt•n 1• S•" r•1ndoco PMl...i9111~l1 II A!11n1J, noo"r (lneonn1H 11 f<ou111111, n>oh• SI louh •I S•" 0 1'90, nloh1 "••Ml•r'• 01 ... 11 MonUfll 11 New Yo••. nl•M Cl"clnMlt 1! Plrtsbu,gh, ";'nt Phll10otlpl>l1 •I Atltn!e. nlg"' Chlt&OO " CMG••• .. nloM Hw •ron " S•n Frenc:IKO. nlt hl 0..!Y 111mH K l>tdv!td .622 .577 .526 .512 .420 .380 .627 .S7l .506 .48.1 ,440 337 4 ' ' 16'1) J9l~ 4111 " 12 15',~ " Balllmorr .. 30 Roston 45 33 Detroit 43 " New York J7 .. Cleveland 36 .. Washington 31 47 West Division Oakland 52 27 Kansas City 39 " Minnesota J9 41 Chicago .14 42 ANGELS " .. fi.i ilwauktr 33 .. S~IMltJ'• llnwtll l!.tlllmort 1. D11ro!t 1 !!...,!on 1, Ntw Y11k • wun'"''"" 1, (1•~•1"'11 I Chlc100 I, K•n••• City t 011\ltnd 2. Ant.it I M!lw1u~ee <. Mlnof\Ol t e TMIJ't Ol "'fl Wt !h•l>Ql(l(I 11 (lev•lond e..1nmo .. 11 Dt ttoH M1l'n•>0to I! Mllwt u'•• """' Yori\ t i Solton (h<CIOO 11 O:tnU• CilV, ' O•kl1nd O! Ahllll, 1wllotM .!20 .577 .5.13 .457 .ISO .m .653 .513 .488 .447 .42! .(29 Tut•~••'• O•mot w .,nln91<>n 11 l11Ulrnor•. 1. tw1-nl1ht ISoslon ti Cl1v•l1nd, nltM >;ew Yor~ I! CMc110. nltnl O•~I•"" 11 (hlc1go, night lf.•nH• CllV el .Y.Uwo ul<.ee, nl1nt .t.111.is ti Mln ntSGlt , nltnr lSTH ANNIVERSARY SALEll 'B IGGEST I. BEST YET I DEAN LEWIS l V, 81h 1J 131 ~ "" 1111' 13 ~~ 161\ 1&~ " .. (CIAL $1777 VOLVO 1971 DEMO $2998 142 1.cl,n, t•dio, h••t1•, •ukrn•li1 fr•ni. e onal. J:Cl.t (m..et iecord, otd m~rk, er IUSL J,tnl Avnov (Run!1), l,11., J.01.1. United SteTtl.' 1949); 1_ Wo•ld 1 ~•~0• (RuHll ), ),IC)f; Klnt1 (WAS, Sr" 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 646•9303 ! All-S!~ro. J:Ol.1; l . R:uH••· 1·11 t. 1linl, 1.~9. USED CAI: SrlCIAL .. J,OOO·METER: STEEPLECHA SE -L l!Q·METER HH-1""'''"'· "•llov ""d Modern & Complete Ser>ioice & Perts Dept. 540-9468 $1195 B•!" (Au1•lt \. •·•1 O; 1. s.n~ (USL W•n•m••er. 14.9 lt591; Ho<lgo, 15 . I 1 ,, •: J. M1nlev (US1. 1,11.4: •·Dud•" !IOI); 1ton9• 16·' 1~>-Modern Body Shop for All Co1r1 lllunle >, 1·o110; s Vlll lnu•vl tW"S, 1,500 METER:S-Avllov, • lJ 9 15'•1! 'I 1''' RENAULT ltlO Mt~lco), I'S] Q; ' v .... 1w ... s. C•n• W•n•m~~or, 1'"..I 1'"11 lvenG• .... 1 Orange County's Largest and !\lost 1ifodern 'f oyota an d Volvo Dealer Vl(l)DOI a•~.! U! l •~•I: tCl~ll. I ~.s {•6711 H<><1.,,. !I.I .. ~10,~11::._ ~ _:_Pffd..:__Nlc:.._( ~ ~ s.000 ME TEAS 1 Prel(l(l1•;n1 IUSI. t•>.i . 11~ ................................. ~0~Y~E~l~S~E~A~S:.;D~!~L~l;Y:l;l;Y"S~P~!~C~l~A~L~l~S~T;S ............... ~ ............... ~~-;;:::;-;::;-;;::;-;::::;-;:::::;-;::;-;;::;-;::;~ IJ JO ~ "mer;c1n •"" moot re<o•a, ol~ D!SCUS-Klno, 15•.0 Ull); l••nov, A.mer.con m••k. tJ J21, Coor~e Y0t.on•, 1•1·11 H K!; t1<><1oe. !ll·I 11111; W•n•- 1911; 0111 "'"I m•r~. ll •1.1. RISl>•d malter, 111.10 (1!1!: ... YllOV, 1~10 !111!. Sl>fro tvetalnov. Ru11,. ltlO): 7 stao•-JAVELIN-lv•nov, llS·l 1171); kin•. bero !USl. ]J;ll.•; J. Alottll tll:UH•~\. 1ll·l ll!I); Hodge, 70'·1! 119'1); A .. iro •• IJ:n .O '· S!ewi rl (W.&.S, Sritoln l, l9J-I (Tell): w ... meke<, lU·I t1JGI FINAL TOT ... LS-t1odil•. 7,lff; lv•fl-U;J'l.J; S. Vert1n lll:unl•I, lJ:ll.J; •· ev. l.l?I; w • .,.,....~. 1,m : "'"''°"' 1,. Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers Petet (WAS. M•Mlco), 11:05.0. :111,00G-METER WALK-I. Nll!ll (WAS.1--c'c"c'_'c"".:::.·---"-~-·-· ---------------------------------------------------------------11r1r1ln), J:lO:Ol.O; !. Sma111 'llu11111, J:lO,Ol.O; J. s1111o1vlk (Aun<•>· l :ll;!7,0; I. Doo11y (US). l:U:s•.,; S. G•rdl,..r 1w,.s, Au1trell1), l:)l:U.O; '· lt'"°ft• (US), l :l6:?,.I , LONG JUMP-I. R:ol>lnwn fUSJ, 7~10 J /11 7. Ttr·OVent •Ytn <Runl1), Jl·I Jll : J. Maori (US!. JJ·S l /'; ~. Sit •· bvenko IRus•I•), 2'·101'11 l. Owuu•Y (WAS. G~~na 1, 1•·11 no sl•t~. HIGH JUMP-1. Mlll<IOrf !USl. 1..&'1, (world Amorlc~n ~n<I me<rt rocO•d. ol~ world e"d moe! m1rk, l·S>O, V~lorv 8 rYmel, Ru\111, 196l; old A.morlt•" mark, 7.1•<, Olck Fo•OY•Y. 1961); 1 !lcown IUS I. 1-J; l . S,,p~~ llluUll'), I· 1'01 '· Gavrllov (RUHie). 7·1; s. Tomi- 11w1 IWAS, J1Plnl, J.J>~; '· Poc~­ ham (WAS, Au•lr,ll•l. •·10'•· DISCUS-1. Vollmer (US!, '10}.J (mo11 rocorO, Ol<I mor~. 701·1, Vlote1im ir Lv1k. hov, II.uni.. 1969); 1. Lv1U>0v (Runle t. <Ol ·IO; J. D••1ch•• lUS>, 196-5 ; ' MHI• 1WA.S, New Ze1luwl), 1'1·1/ I. KYuit · ..,, •• (ll:~ .. 11), llt ·? Ja.VELIN-1. Sonlnt (llunl•l. 19J·I IMeU recOf'ft. o!G m•••· 111.1. J•"i• LU• ,,,, R:uU••· "6.SI; J. lu1" (l~us0t•J. • Closeout prices on our wide profile polyester cords. . ····· Closeout! 1500 ". " ' 11; "' '" ' " ' " "' " ' '" NINTH ll"CE -.U0 •••di l v•o• fltd• i. 110. (lalmlno. Pu"• '1'°3. Cl1lm ;,..,, prl<t nsoo. ~a111s to Open Ca111p At Cal State Th11rsdav Foremost& GP 4-78 with 4 ply polyester cord body. pi~ 1 ·1s fed. 1a• ,.m °"' -... ti.:.0-1 :'I blaclrw~ tubt'.lloess.. CW'iCJ, '9.915 '1"'0 "T-GUA•A•T•• "''" ,..,o,,,,,. , ....... .,,..""' llob'• B•• End '0 ••vpr\ Coc~v l(ld !Sm o!hl Fl•bbfr IC•rdorel little Porconl !Wlfdl Atbel Ch•rll' IWl!•o~I ttotn M~8ce ("d1lr) l :oh!n1 nQ llldot (Ht r!I CMlltr !P..,.Mrl GOLF TIPS Witt! Lew·Hlfldlc••l "'•ltllct "' T~• NEWPORTER INN PAR 3 GOLF COURSE $1 .00 wltti rilh ed -.ell d•P ....... IC! SPRAGUE ,_§· SAIL ~ COMPANY 714-546-0198 TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We Dore You .. Every Soturdoy ' " ' " "' '" '" "' '" "' The training site's the same as it has been for the past ri ve years but many of Lhe races will be different. Tommy Prothl'o, new head coach of the Los Angeles Rams opens his first c~·.inp at Cal State ( F'ullerlon) Thurs- day when 34 W 36 rookies and a handful of veterans ;ire ex- pected to report.. Physicals and the is~u1ng of equipment will occupy most of the first day with tv.·o-a-day drills s(jleduled to begin Fri- day morffing. ProUtro has set J uly 14 as the reporting date for \'Cleran.~ but many of the experienced players ue already working out and will report early to the Fullerton base. Isiah Roberlson f I' 0 !TI Southern Unive rsity, a linebacker , and Jack Youngblood, a de fens i v e lineman rrom Florida, will miss the early camp. Instead, they will report to the College All..Slar camp lo prepare for the game wilh the Ballin1ore Colts July 30. The duo will join the H;ims in Ca.nton, Ohio the following day when the Rams play Houston in the Hall of ~~ame lilt. With three exceptions, ;ill rookies attending the early v.'orkouts art 1971 drarlees or I ree agents. The lhreesome in- cludes quarterback J o h n Walton and defensive tackle Bill Nelson from the ready reserve squad'of 1970 and wide receiver Creston Whitaker, just returned from military duty. With Robe r ls on Youngblood absent, the top draftee will be lhird round choice Dave Elmendorf, the Former Texas A&M star who wi ll be tried at sarety. When the veterans report '.~ ~~ s. 8AFECD INSURANCE • FIRE •AUTO •BOAT •HOME • BUSINESS Bob Paley & Associates 474 E. 17TH STREET, COSTA MESA 642-6.IDO 546-3205 ~ therr. v.·ill be a blend tif longtime Ram stars and wme new faces acquired during the ofr.season in trades. Roman Gabriel has signed a rour-yc11r contr&:t .and will direct the destinies or the or- fense at quarterback. Other cs t a b I i sh e d b a c kfield performe-rs include Le s . losephson. Larry Smith and Willie Ellison <ilonf! with former (;reen Bay Packer star Travis \Villiams. . Jack Snow . lhe cl ub's leading pass receivPr returns and v.·ill bl' joined by Lance Rentzel v.·ho came to !he Rams in <\ trade wilh !he 0111las Cltk·boys Fo r ilght end Billy T~ and receiver \\'endell Tucke r. Bo b Klein and Pat Curran will wage a battle ror the starling light end position with Truax gone . Bob Brown \viii be missing from the offensive line but Ken Tm an at center, JO<' Scibelli and Tom Mack at gu<i rds and Charlie U!wM at tackle ·.viii be back. i\1er!in Olsen and Deacon .Jones head the defensive line along with Co y Bacon al an end spot. Li nebackers \vi ii be new a ~ far as starters arc CQncerned a lthough Jack Reynolds and Doug \Voodlief s aw con- siderable action last season. Marlin McKeever returns lo the Rams (or a secohd time on the inside with Jim Purnell, _ Robertson. John Pergint and Tommy 0-Utcher waging a battle for starting honors on the outside. " Scat-Trac 60 wide profile tire with 2 fiber glass belts on a 2 ply polyester cord body. Raised while letters, too. 451s plus J.30 led. t;u 11nd old t.re. C.60-15. tube1e~:· Tubetn1 Size J~l S LS0.-15 Fed. lllf' 3.53 3.75 Priee 50.75 52.75 Blackwall tubeless Size Fed. tai 700-1 3 . . . . . . . . 1.95 .. ' .. ''. C7S-14 . . . . . -.. 2.07 . ... '' .. 560·15 . . . . . . -. I 74 . -...... E78-14 ....... -2.21 -....... F78-14 ........ ,,38 . ....... G78-14 ........ 2.55 ...... '' H 78· 14 .... ' ... 2.74 . ...... - G78-1 5 ........ 2.6<1 . ' ...... H78-15 2.80 ... '.' .. Whilewalls only SJ more . Plus Fed tox and old tire Closeout! New low price 18~'"'"' Reg . 20.95 Foremost• High Volt 12 volt battery. Reg. 17.C)S 6 volt baUery .. _ 15.18 HIGH VOLT )I MO . OUAJl:ANTl:E: Should •ny F0r1mo5t 1'119"t Voll .,,_ tery tall (no! nwrtlY dlKhM',.) w1tll111 I ? months from '"" d•te of PUft ll111, return U lo "•"neys 1nd It will be 1tpl1ce<1 11 no •~tr' dl119'1. Aft., 12 montnJ but pl!or 10 th• eMPlrltlotl <lilt ol lllt <1u1••nte1, J. C , Penney Co . '""n re1>11ce th• D1t11ry ch1r11ln11 onltf lo• tne PtlrlO<I 01 owne rsnlp, b •sed on lh• t'"""" P•lt• •t 1ne11rne of return, orc;o ••!•d,O•er Liie 1t1t•d <1u •10 nte& "'"'111'1~. Orig. Now 22.50 . ....... '18 22.50 . .. ' .... $18 22.50 . .. ' .... $18 24.50 . ... -... •20 26.50 . . -' .... •22 28.50 . ....... '" 30 50 ........ .,. ?8.50 . ....... •24 3050 ' .. ' .... '26 ' ......... ,., ...... o •• , •• , ... ,...,, ' ............ . ' o •••• , ........................ ,_ ... ,,. .. . .. "·' "'" •' .......... , .... ~"· ....... . .... ····' ... ·' ....... '. "" ......... "'""" .... ' ,,, , ...... <· •• , ... .,_ ........... . .... ,. ,, ••'" '"' '•"·"'" ............... _ ... , . ,, . ' ' " ,., .... 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Use Penneys Time Payment Plan • -.ir-,-• :J'i-. l . ..., __ .._ ___ -------'---~<>r._, .. , -... . --' -·-· • .. • . ' . . 8 DAILY ,.ILOT Monday, July 5, 1971 Sears ALLSTATE Passcnge.r Tire Guarantee Gu•ranlf'ffi AJ11 ini<t: All iire failures from oonna.l road birz.ards or detec1s i o maienal ur v•1•rl..man1hip }'or Hnw LonJ: Fnr cht' hit' Of !he uri,cinal trrad. What S t'•ri1 Will U o : In exchJn).:c 1;1r thl' 11rc, rcpl:tcc ic cl1ar~in~ o nJy for Chi!' prorortion nf (·urrcnt 5(']i 1n,i: price pJu~ rC'dC'ra[ J':ii:~t\C Tu that rC"prc1cnr~ trl·ad u s!.'J. Rt·r.1 i r n.u l puntlU!CS 3t llO ch.ugc. c;a•r•nlf'l"ff Ai•in&I: ·r reaJ Y,'('llf·OU[. }·or llnw Loni: 'J"hc numbC"r of monchs 'l'<'l ificJ. SIZE f:7R.l:l h.:ilh.:13 E7H.t1 ;,:l:'i'l:!•J F';"H.11/7.';':i 'I: I' (. 7K-l ·~/H.:!:i:'l 14 -- ll~ ... 1 •• !'i,U .E ·r ••'"-I• , .•• rle-1 • p..,..,_ ,.....,.,_ J T;,...f;.,lo ITi•••·••h Prices Effective Monday, July 5 thru Saturday, July 10 !IAl.Y. !l.U ;r; SAU: T .... .t.,.I• T ... a.-1• T....,._I• r .t .T. , ...... -........ _ , .... _ r. .... 1TI .... t:a.>1a"l 1'.-r. .. lo '""-l:.clo ..... ·r u e1-:LESS Bl..ACl\WAl_,J, ---:!:t9:i J1J.11.j l 8.1J5 ·'·' lti.IJ.·, 2.00 :!to. 'J.t :!:!.'I.) :! l.'J.j :::0.11.; 1'1.'J:; :?.37 ~R.'J.I :!•J.IJ.0 :?:1.<1.; :!t.(1:; :!l.IJ:i :.~ 31.9."i :?<. IJ.> :!6.tJ."i :!.>.1J.i :?<J.115 .:!.ffJ -----'l'U 111'~ I .Jo::-iS W 111' 1'1': WA I_, I. ---- SAVE s4 Off Regn Jar Trade-In Price SAVE $10 Off Regular Trade-In Price SAVE $18 OfTRegnl.ar Trad.,.Jn Prlee Wh•t S~•rt \\'ill IJu: In cithw,R.e fur the tire, replace it chilfg:in 11; the current ~c!J1ng pric e plus federal El.ci5e ·ru less the t.:il · lowing allowance; Month~ (;u•ra.Dlt'ec.I 18 10 .:!4 27 10 .\9 AlfnW'llnce 10"1, 20% 1 :7K-t :l/h.roit~ I :1 :!7.'•.> E':"H-14/;.:1.1, 11 :!'l.'1."i F;K.11 7.7."i'l:l'l :11.•J.I j ;711.l•l{X.:!:i\. l1~ .14.•1;-, 11 7H-I ftt.'.O:i\. 14 37.li;', :?.l .'1.t :!:.<./:; :! 1.o,1:; :::;.11:; :!'I. •J."; :.!'.!.tJ:", :!7.'l.l 2f1.9.I ;?:;,11:. :io.•1:. ~,,_q:; :.!11.11:; :IJ. IJ'.O :!:!. IJ,'", :11.11:; :!ll. 'J'.. :!:!.•l:; :.!4.•1:; :!7 .ti:; :io.•1:; :!.UO :!.:17 :!.!"t4 :!.69 :.!. Q.l Off RegularTrad&-In Prioe Two ply rayon and tw0 fiberglass be I rs give the smoothest poMible fiber· glass belted ride. Wider tread for extra uaction. ]':'R-11\ flJl.l\. I·' 40.9~. :lf>.•J:; :i:..•1:; :14.'J.l :1:1.11:; :i.o:; Sears is Headquarters for STEEL UELTED RADIAL TIRES I. 7R· I .>/lt:!.;x IS 11 711.1:;/1tss.,.1.-. 3h.•l:; J•),11,"i .'~:!.•i:; :1 1.<,1.i :1.l. •1:; :\.4.9:; :Ul.9'.0 211.Q.; :.!.80 .1:1.11.) :12.9:i :!.fl I Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Pla~. ~Jluty Muffler .1 -~ 20% Lifc1in1e Cuara11lf'f'1l For .\s I ,oni:; .\s You Uv.11 )·our Ca r OFF ~P;ir\ Hri:,•ilar I.ow J'r iCl'~! ··t=irs n1{->st !!!!!!l!!!~~!!:;i~!!:§;,l!·>:·<l!!:~: A n1 c r i can cars Rt•,'Y·rl111y ;\lu fr1¥r r.; •Large, fu 11 uretimef.u1r1nt~e r:j' l c n ~t h tu ning tr m11fticr hul~ due 10 ~ 1 b f · dct«"' in m•1t·iiJI~ ,,. tp, c 1an1 er or ·yrorkm.u>)h1p Ur bl""· ~ bl'ltcr suunJ. bu1, ru,t....ut "r "'~.or-·1 · oor while oti,1v n.ol pur-SI cncing chltCr own' !ht" l;l,I". ii } • 12 ga. ourcr will be rrrl.otr<I uron ~ rl'lu.rn, tree of chmrp:. shell galvaniZ· If tM-detroi•·e mulflrr c d O n b o r h -iruullr-d by Se1rs, l!4 J c I ~ ,..ill in11..U I 1h" new F:J si CS 1o r ong- rnWflct .. ,tb no char11e ~ er \li'C'J.r fM IMbor · r:', " I t I t: r .).IH'rl n o;;lit 11- iliiii"ilii\ii;'\ii!iifMjvg''i I i 1111 1\' 111 i I .11 h I ~ .I j8-1 j/H.tt.'i" I:. 4'.!.'l.l :IR.9.l L7S. 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I • -· .,~ ·-. ---....... -~ .Jt.' ---·-·-_., ___ _ I ' l ·-------_____ ..... ·-' • .. ~-- Atmosphere Test 2 Jupite1· Probes Pla11ned by U.S. SEATTLE !UPI) -A U.S. :;pace scientist says one of the missions of unmanned satenites that will be sent off to mysterious Jupiter during the next two years .,.,.ill be to determine the b o u n d a r y between the interplanetary <1nd interstellar medians. Jn other words, to find oul just how far out our sun's at· mosphere extends "We realty don 't know JU~l what the instellar median is," i:aid Dr. John \\'olfe, project :1cientist for !hr J o v 1 a n satellites. Wolle and Fred Kochen- dorfer. program manag!!r for the pioneer project, said lhe greatest hazards the craft lil'!t::'-C>f,, face are the astroid bell and the powerful Jovian radiatlon bells. "Our main uncerlainity for the two missM>ns is getting through the asteroids and ...,.e intend to send the crafl through the thickest J><lrt of the asteroid bell," said Kochendorfer. "There's a \'cry strong possibility of Jovian radiation damaging the spacecraft, bfl Bil Kea11e .--. ~ 11No fair, Jeffy J Fow· Man Viet Race SAIGON (UPI) -President Nguyen Van Thieu. apparently anxiow to stop criticism of an eleclion reform bill which his Lt."GAL NOTICE trltlcs say is weighted ln bis ,. 1 .... r.'or. has ·,old supporters that PICTIT!OUI •UllNllS Monday, Ju!y 5, l qn * LEGAL NOTICE Nl,MI ITATll!MINT he e:tpecls four major can· Th• rollowlnt P'•M>M .,. 001n1 b111IMt• No11c:• TO c1110110•' t th Oct '-• aa: Nt. A..,.H didates to en er e o~r o. "· AENr1oLs. J1 1 No. N•w-1 '"'"1:•1011; coo•T 011 TMtc Presidential ra'ct:. &ivd. N•w ... •1 11 ... r11, c1111 •TATI 011 C.t.Lll'O llNtA •011 Tn• DAil V PILOT J9 LEGAL NOTICE .. Kl"" C-r Jr .. loUI E<i.f•1 .. 1~1 Ln.. Ttllf COUNTY 011' OltANGf! II: Tho president invited a Mun11.,.ton 1111Cfl, c1111 £11111 of JOHN llE•N11.1to G.t.111t1EL. O'llRU!N'$ SJ'ECl.4 LTY 1HQll". t11.1 group of legislative leaders 1~~~~c:'~lroeu 11 "'"' ~uc1..i ~., •11 ~ •• ~~n 11. JOHN •. GAllAIEL. ~=~ii ~;~ Hlou-r, cor .... 1 Ml Mar, .,.,•ho steered the bill through 1<Jn1 c-.•. Ir. N''""" 1• 11.,..,., 11"'" 10 u...ilto<• "' Alvin E. H .. 11 .... 4 11 •om "'*'· Tnl1 11'1tment llltd WI"' '"~ (OUM, Th• •bov• n•tn.d dK..,•nl ""' all l•vl .... (1111. '2MI the 1.ationa} B.SSembJy tO a C~rk of Ort,,.• County ori · Julv 1. 1t71. 1>tr.ot11 ll1Vln1 d1lm• 1aalnil "'°' 11\d Tlll1 bullfttH 11 ceftlfuc!N W Ml "'· Prl.,ate dinner at independence lh a.,, .... 1,, J. MaddoA, °'"""' County d,..l<Mnt ••• 1-.011..i 10 t111 '"""'· w1t11 dlvld.,.1. Cit•~. Tiit n..:n••<Y voud>rfl, In """ nt!lc1 of Alvl~ E. H1ll1r palace last week to thank P1,11111111..i ortn11~ c ... ,, 0111y p11,1, •h• Cl•rk ot lh• 111<>•1 •n•lll•d coun. or fn,, ,,,,..,..n, w11 '''"" w1"' ""' toufo· lh•m for their help and fO el.-Julv $, 12. lt, 16, Ull llS0-11 lo 1>rtttnl 11\etn wltn Ille nec<>Wl"Y 1Y (11r~ cl Or1"11• C-IY tit JUM ,,. • l'-'----:-::=-c:--:-::::::::::::---•cucl>tri kl -unci.r11.....t 1t -otllct 1tn . , press his views on the bill. ·LEGAL NOTICE o1 S1rnu•I a Pie-. t6.i w111111re &IV<t.. PvtM1"*' o..,,.. eo.t 0411., J>llot, 1-------:-,c"'------Su!11 IOO, 8~Y••I• HU~ C1ll10r nl1 N212 J\lne ?I, a •NI Julr J, 12. lt11 1$19-11 Deputy Le Tai lfoa, deputy ""''°' 11 "'' ,1.,t o1 1tu11"''' "' '"• I r h II l'·ltM-4 urodeflltned in •11 rn1'1••1 "''"in!ntt to seerelary ge11era o t e ouse 1<1ct1 T1ous •us.11111 •h• '""" 01 •e•d dl!Ctd•nr. '"'"''" tour LEGAL NOTICE Two probes will be sent out lo Jupiter and beyond in a $JOO-million program designed as a prelude to ·'g rand tour " flights to outer planets, too." Wolfe added. ---------------------who was present at the dinner, 11•ME JT•TIMliNT """'"'' ""' "'• 11 •• 1 ... 11nc••lon "' 1P111d--------------T~e tcl!O'#u'>Q Pf'"'"' ••• do.ntt bu1lnes1 natlct """" said Thieu shrugged off the '" 011..i Juno tr. 1111 1<tCT1T1001 ao11H11' The preliminary pro be s have been dubbed Pioneer f and G. These craft will weight 500 pounds. The first is scheduled to be launched next After flying past Jupiter, the biggest planet in our sola r system, the crart will continue on 111 outer space. presumably traveling indefinitely. Jupiter with 12 moons is 640 n1illion miles from the earth. 'l'he Pioneers will pass within about 87.000 miles or its surrace. Depending upon tho actual time to launching they will take from 600 lo 900 days t o reach Jupiler's Red Chinese War11i To Yugoslav Leader · · · b · "lh yh NEWPORT CENT[lt C"lt W"Sl-4, l.!O 51•• I', Glbll•I H•MI JfATIMINT ('rltlCISm Y saying OSe I 0 NewDO•I (•n!<r O"vr, NtwParl 8t1tn. A<lmlnl•l•f"I' The tollowlnt l>tr\Cofl /1 dal...i bln.llle.U accept [)('mocracy s h o u 1 d c111r. 01 1ne E•t•I• or 11;.r <1•c•drn1 11: I • B•tcon B•Y EnltrPrlon . lnc . 1 CnrP. !imutl II. ~ICO!I• !E'llVICE C!NTElt. "GENCY, J.llO accept crilic1sn1. The e eclLOns /Ct~lorni•) 1so N1w-1 Ctnt1r O•I••· MW w11.,.1,.. l lvd., 111111 ... Ntw1>aM ctn!tr or1v1, Sult• n s. will be free, just and honesl" ~:1~~~,.i~::,t"1t c~:~·. cinaucltd b• e ::1:,~•;Y H~1~'·,.,;:,:\~'7.~i:,:;i;11 N;r.,~t ~'~·.r::.'·1 .. 1 s..i"' H••"'· Hoa also quoted Thieu as torPOrt11on. tJJt.oc N~. St.. An•""lm, t21M. saying he feels ultimately ~,1,,',",-,,,,~',, PubllVl.d Or•noe c ... ,, Oal!t r•klt, Thi• 1>1111.,.,. 11 btl...i con<tuct..r bf 1n th • .,. July J, 11. 1t, 7~. lf?t 1111&-I! lndJyldu•I. there will be four slates-e T1>I, ,1.1emrnt 111e<1 w1111 •~• C11un1v l--------------1 H•l•n o. SCMti... P Id I V. p · d t Clerk of O••no. C11unt' °"'' JulY 1. lt/I. Tnlt ""'""'"t lllt<I wll~ !flt Countv spring. The Pioneer Oights will he the fir st probes beyond l\1ars and the first flights out of our .solar syste1n. 10°/o NNN CARE FREE LONG TERM LEASE •~ CtmjNln~ ePl••lecl C~•I" 171,tM It llU,GOO •ti c••~ lllXR. 11141 642-0StO Sally Bananas Really Is .. Bananas, That Is neighborhood. \Volfe explained that Jupiter has a magnetic belt like the earth and another purpose of !he mission is to find out how thi s belt affects the craft. Pioneer F goes first. What happens to it will determine the attitude and assignments thal will be given Pioner G. What is learned from these flights will prepare the way for the grand tours or Jupiter, Salurn, Pluto, Uranus and Neptune, 1vhich have tenativc launch dales in 1976, 19n, and 1979. NEWPORT SHELTER, LTD. A Colifurni• limit1d Ptdn•r1hip 1, Bein9 Fa rmed To Purch••• A Newpor ! 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RYAN "" l~Klll Cwrnptndtnl Son1elh1ng happened recently in Co1nn1uni.st C'hina which only a relatively shorl time ago would have been in- credible. Because of \\'hat 11 may .signify, the 11ussians seen1 cxtren1cly annflye<I. The Peking events suggest that the Hi:d Chinese are building an East European front of nations Y.'hich at one time or another have been subjected to Soviet pressure. The incredible performance concerned lhe Yugoslavs. Only a year ago or so President Tito w<is being ca!led every bad name 1n tile Chinese Com- NEWS ANALYSIS n1ur11sl lexicon. 1'1to \ya~ lhc "'Or~l of all possible revision- ists. a traitor lo ~larxisn1- Lenninisn1. Not so any morr. A Yugoslav delegation got super· red carpet treatment in Pek- ing last month. Flags were everywhere .Slogans emblazoned on walls upheld the independenct• of nations. Speeches recounted in terms of glory how in recent lim€'s ''Yugoslav people h av c withstood foreign pressure.·· There was only one foreign pressure and it \v<IS Soviet. But there '''as 1nore to annoy the Hussi:ins. Before lhe Yugosl<iv visit. Peking was host to a Romanian delegation headed by the lop Romanian Comm un ist, Nic ol ae Cc;iusescu. On lh<1l occasion 1hc talk was about. the rights of small nations, loo. Premier Chou En·lai noted that "n1cdiurn and small r.oon!nes .. arP uniting 10 oppo:;e ! hf" hcgcn1ony of the superpowers and defend their n<itional in- 1rrcs1s and state sovereignty '' There are only lv.o stiprrpo\\Cf". and on l'<lf thein. the Uni ted States, hasn·l been botherin_g either Romania or Yugoslavia. /\!J month. too. v1s1\ors from liu!c Communtil Albania, 1he stndent-voiro:I European ally of Red China in the cold \\'ar "'ilh Moscow. ha d been bust!- Sears 1ni"'11i .. 1.1n.11r' .. r-. .. r1 \\a••·r • "iih air \uft)fll<lll<' ' \\ <tlt•r Sc,flt•11t•r YOU WORK LESS Keeps things cleaner without effort, elimi· nates bath tub rings~ YOU SAVE MONEY Soap and clothing last longer. fitntlt ltt n1111)"1 :-•111 Fttl Frt1h ;11Mi t1 tlilD res en , ice re S I en BY e.1vet1., J. M1ddc•, Ot1>1J•'I' C11unty LEGAL NOTICE Cler~ f>f or1n• count' on: J~ u . 1t1t. 1ng, all over the People's Nguyen C:i:O Ky Gen Duong c1er1c. B1 S••••lv J. Moddalf, o-.ttv cou nt., I VIP . . ' d• Publhl>od O••nllf! ((Hltl O•llY l'l!ol, l'Nt2 (lor~. ,..----....._ .. / Repuhlica g c t t n g Van (B1g ) l\11nh an a can· Jutv 5. n. 1t. '6. 1911 11l3-11 ••cr1r1oui 1uS•MESS t-tAME f>ublltn..i or1ntr'cna,1 ~ ~11e1, didate from one of Vielnam's sr•Tit:MINT Jurtt ~1. n u><1 JulY 5. u. 1t71 1.111.n treatment. numerou!'. but ineffective, LEGAL NOTICE bu~~~•)• '!~1:1no P•"-~ "'' .iotn11 A glance Ill the map shows ri· 1 blocs ,.405 1nru ,~, l<><lkln" ~11,s, 5~ san LEGAL NOTIC!: · y I · d po 1 ICa · ll••n••<llno, Newl'!ll't 81•cto ca1>1. 1--------------lhat Ron1an1a, ugos i'l\'la an Th I I b'll wa•. al· FICTITIOUS llOSINl!SI ....... " -e e t'C IOn l .~ Mii.Mi ST ... TEMl!MT Petrl<lt M , Murr••· 1•l?4 Hir"""r "ICTITIOUS IOltNl•S Albania together make up a tacked because of a provision 'Tht 101io ... 1n11 pers.on " <1o!n<1 bu1•n••• L~•·•· Hunu"o'on 8••th. C•11' """""' STATIMliNT ·r· d d r . I . bl h' h . lh t 'd a•. Olane M. Sll9'>CI•-. w 5 • n l hl lollowlnt PfflOn " dOl"8 kttJ ... 1, uni 1e an air Y s1za e \\' IC requ1r£'.!5 a pres1 en-Peri=:R FOll)I' l'LIX, 1.5t Flm••• st, e"nt1 dlno, Newpa<! &each. Coll!. ••: E tial ca1didates be put forw ard Cool• M•••· Colllotnl•. Jutle A. Moi<lor>. 1~571 H••llo<oJ• LeM. THE OAN ... COMP ... NY. 3'1.i-• Cfltll Chunk Of SOU1heast UrOpe, Arlliur P•ul Phlnoul Jr., n • Flow..-Hunllnoton ll11cll, Call! HlthwlV, Oen.I Paint, Ct. f2Uf r th Bl k Se by al least 40 deputies or s"""'· Co.ta M••B, Calltornl• lhll bu1!11tH ii btllnt ccr>ducltd by I Henry H..ck H-:if!rn1n. )4J1J D•"• stretching rom e ac a 1 100 ·t d Th1> buslneu,. !>!'Ing con<1uc1...i Dr 111 p1r1r>er1n10. s1,1rw:t Rd. "lo, 1, 0,,.. Polm, ca. t?61' '"d Soviet frontie rs to the sena ors or Cl Y an pro-1n01 ... 1du•L Pe"1'11 M. Mu"'' Thl1 ""''.,."' 1s 1111nt c-"''" Dv ·~ vincial councillors. A•lhu~ P1u1 Phtn•ul J• Thl1 11ot•m1n1 111...i "'''h 1111 c""n" 1nc11.,.1due1. Ad · 1· d h "ng' borders Th ·t d Tiiis "•'""'""' llltd wllf' "'' Counlf c1..-k ct O•tnot Coun1r "" Junt 16, 1971. H-rv H. ""m•• rJa !C an aVI . ere aro. 554 Ci Y an Clerk ct Or1nG1 Coun!V on Jun• 11. ltll av 91vtrlY J. Mtddex, OU>utv Ccun!Y ThlJ ,;;;tm•nl flied wlltt ttwt ICeuntv \\'ilh the \Veslern world. About village counc1llors, 60 senators t.. B••••lv ~. Maddo,,;, OePUIY cwn11 c1e.k. c1e,_ 01 O••nv• counl'I on: J..,,. 16. 011. d 135 d II (le,~, Publllllt<I O•tntt C111s! CttllV Piiot JUl'le BY lltvttlV J Mlddoil DIJllllV <ll!DUnlY 45 million people live in the an epu es. Pu~111ntt1 Orana1 c11111 01ilv Piiot. "· 21 '"" Ju1v ~. n. 1t11 1561·11 Cll•k · ' three nations. Although the legislators and Jun• 11. 11• ~• •"" Ju11 s. 1t11 1<11}.ll p\lb11,llftl O••n" c11111 0111., ll'ltor, cou ncillors are elected by the LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Jun.1 11. 11 •rod July J, n. lt71 156).11 To Moscow 's way of think-people, the count is heavily ll'·U2J LEGAL NOTICE ing, all this can threaten lo nment as r ring l'·1t1n P"1CTITtou1 tUS1N11s pr~govcr • u "ICTITIDUS llUJtNll$ NA/Olli IT.ATeMENT "·''"' upset power balances and Thieu's support. However, NII.ME JT.ATEMEMT 9 "' , 1 "' ..... -11,!, ••cTtTioot auiiMess 1" I 11 I r d()lni •ht ) OW ,,. PlflOll ' ,,. ...,11 h b · Jh Minh who announced his ,can-'"''"',,, ',,'."' 119 """"' • • ••· J<1•1>11F 1111.t11>1•NT per aps ring pressure on e aAP LEN ENTEltf>lltSES, 1 ~11 '~" fllllowlnt Pl!•l4n I• ~IM buslnt:11 Kren1in to relax its grip didacy, should be able to ob-,,~:~~!!~Ai,,.t~~~~ M:.~N1SH1NG . P1 ,.c•nt10 Ave111it, ccstt M • 1 •, ai: tain enough i;upporl from the o .. n .. 1d Jo1~"" M•lloy, 100<! So c .. 21,•,,,•n1"~ ,,.,~-11. 1'11 l'!a<fnt11 caTu~:11t.EN1~~rtc~;;~~~NY, U4, vi"• •l0ewhere 1·n eastern Europe. 8 ddh. r 1· · ,, .• ,,, s • '•• " ' "" .... " ~ numerous u tst ac ions in ~ · •n a " · "'~•nu•. co11" Me\8. ca!lloc~11. s. J. Torre. 1941 v11t1 C1ud•I IL a!so could signify a. Chinese bl h Oenl•I Wull•m Ross, tel No. Oliv~ 1~1• bu1lntu h condut!f'd bt '" 1.,. Ntw1>arl Bt•OI the senate or assem Y w O s1 , San'a A,,.. dlvldual. T1>it 1>ui!fll'i• +• baln• c!INl11Cttd bv ,,. intention lo build a bridge always have supported hini. T~1~ 1>u•1•a1• 1• b•inv condutl•d bv • "ll•n T. CtmPbtll lndlyldu,.1. P1tlnof1M1>. Tll i• 1!11trntn1 wa1 Ill.ii will! !"• Coull• !. J, Tooo across the Balkans to the The retired general is th e hero ~ona111 J. MftlloY ·~ cluk 01 01•n"" '""'"1' on Jvn1 10, Tn•• siat omint 111111 w!lh '"' CO<Jnt'I W•sJ. Of th }963 COUp Which T~i• '1a!•monl llltd wnh !ht Coon!y 1971. (l•rk of Ortn• CO\ln!Y °"'Jun• \1, 1'11, "-e (I,.~ 1>f Oron~• (cun1• on. Jul• I. 1911. C:llUIKIH,llNK & ANTIN 6y B•v•rl, J. Mldacllt O.pVIV C:oYnlT IL may be just coincidence, overthrew the late Ngo Dinh 6Y B••••IY J. M1<1<101, o.putt coontv ,.11orM'' ,1 L•w ci.•k. bul V.'hile the Yugoslav de\ega-Diem. He says, however1 lhat ci;·,,~""'"" Or•n" c0111 oi11t ~1101, Ju· ',",.',,w,,111~11•,,•,.•,~,,•,,.••..,• ,, Publi\11.ed o,,.,., Co••' O•ltY ,.1101. " Junt 11, n •nd July 5. 12. lt71 1561·11 t1on was jn Peking there was ht thinks the bill is "un-"' 1, 12. 19, 1•. 1•11 11,,.11 T.rnn • I • J h h h J'ubllt~td Or1no1 ("8>1 O•lly Pilot, LEGAL NOTICE an announcement in Hungary conslituti ona .' a I oug e LEGAL NOTICE Jun••I•. 11. ,, 1nc1 Ju1v '· 1911 1410-11 that the Warsaw Pact forces doesn't say why. , ... 11 "'ere going to have new Ky reportedly 1vill have t<ICTtri:u~11:'usiNrii LEGAL NOTICE ll'ICTITtous 1usiNirs1 Th Y I more !rouble ga1'ning th e N•Mf: STll.Tf:MENT N,llMI( 5T•Tl~•NT n1aneuvers. e ugos avs 1 •ollow•ft'l ,,.,loM ., <la'"' bu••n~t1 NOTICE TO c•iro1To•s T~" tellowln• 1>11•10111 ••• •olnt seemed nervous about this, necessary support, but he 11. ~· su l'£11 101t cou•T o" Ttte w11non .,. ..~ h d h h ST ... TI 011' C,llllll'O.NI• 11'011 VICTO ll l" CIACLE "l'TS., Mi v acknowledgin .. thal I hey y,•ere already as announce t at e L. W"L TEiis AtJO "'~soci~TES. TNl cooHTT 0., o1t11.Nolf ''"" s1., c ... 1, M•••· c1111. ' . . h 1.1. l"SS Ot~ T1•• Lani, lrv ln1, Cehf. ~ under pressure from Mosco1v t~ a candidate. T e 1 1ng Lii• wont" vu·~•· '"'' 08~ Tr•• No. •"4tWJ or Tn.,..,., eo..n. 221 Nor1tt J but denying that the pact. deadl int for candidates is Aug. L•no, lrvlne. C•111 OKt•Hd M••. Oo•o•nt oot~. 12J Nart~ J EJ••1• of liENRV F=llEOEAICl(S, Ltnr. N•wperl l•1cll. ~ be f tx_.f h election T~>l b'"'"\1' 'l l)oolnt conducltcl bY In NOtt<.L IS HEREBY GIVE N to '"" leM. Ntwpcrl Stach, C111!. "\ maneuvers WOUJd part 0 J, 60 days 1 Ore ( e • !n(tlVldu~lj W ltero Yurko C•Ktl!ot1 of l~t ab<>ve n~med <ltc•d•nt 'Tnli bUtont., n 11tln1 condUCl.il b, D lhal pressure. Deputy Nguyen Q U an g TMs ,r'.~tm:~1 lllKt with 1~, Coun'Y 1h11 •II P••l4nl n••ino cl•lms a111ln1t 1ho porln•"hfp. . But Yugoslavia's official Luyen second vice president citrk ot Or1n11r c""'"'Y on· July 1, 11n •••d <1ec"<1'"' ••e '""u""" ro Ille ri'•m. M". OOO"cthv Ooen ~ ' . . BY lle•trlr J Mldllo• O•outv CO<.lntv ,.,Th !h• noctn1ry vcuc~•t>. on rho office lM~ tlllfm•nt llN'd wi!!I th• Co</~,. Communist press has been of the National Assembly, said Cl••• · ' o1 rti• cl•••"' th• above •ntilltd court, 6• crt•k a1 o·~nQt cao.miv on Jun• 11. ltlfl con1plaining bitterly lately "we were criticized in 1967 for Pub1i1h..i O••noe co.nt 0111v Piie•. Ju. '0 Pto1tn• th•m, wnn the ntces;:rr a, ar ... er1y J. M1ddo•, Dl!PlllY Cou""f Iv ) 12 1' 16 ltll 176A-ll V6Urhus, to tnt undfft>Ootcl 11 lhf o ct Cl••k. , about a rash of ne1v attacks on having loo niany candidates. ' ' ' · o1 n~r "'norn•Y•, Hu•wl!•, Hurwlh 1no Pv1111iht<1 or1nq1 coiur Delly p 11l;rij, President Tito in Moscow, Now we're trying to tighten LEGAL NOTICE ~:l:!;~1:)091~';'! !~1~~-1~";;,:"r~1.Bc:•':;'" --"-'-'-'·-'-'-'-~-'-"-"-'-·-'-"-'-'-"--'-"_"!~ y,•hich provided platforms for our laws" In 1967 there were 1>usfn11• ol !ht u0<1•••1o0 1!d In al! m111en LEGAL NOTICE • ' F 1~! ,,.rt~lnln1 lo Th' ellofo cl )81d dtct<lrnt, Yugoslav emigres who were 11 presidentia l slates and "1cT1r1ous au11N11s wl!hln tour manlhl •II•• tto• 11,,11!-------occc--------rormer eneml.es or Ti'to. Thi'eu wa s elected wi'th only 35 NAME sr,.TEMllNT Pu1>tic1!lon er 1~1> 11<i!lct. ,..nos T~ tollowln11 Pl!rtOnl ire doln, buolnus Ot!td JUn• I~. 1911. l'ICTJTIOUS llV$1NWtl Tito himself, in a recent percent of the vole. ••: Aos1n1 "•t<1rrltk' ,.,.Mlf STATIMllMT h 'd t di l"GUNA C"'R W"'SH, SIO J. Cc111 E•ecutrl• 'Th• lollowlno 1>Rroon1 1r1 «II ... speech, warned against those T e pres1 en~ repo r e Y Hlohw•Y. te9un• e~och, c:1m. 01 the w111 61 t~• bu11neu •1: , •·outside our country" to told his dinner guests that the Be1con &•• Entt•PrlM1. 1n1:., • (et-al>o~• naf\it<1 dK•d~~' JOHN'S Moro~s. 30 9S Ooh1n1 ""' . r h ·11 t t Po••!lon C1lltornl1. lSO NtWPO•I Center HOllWITZ . HU•WITZ AND •EMEll Ad .. CaPlo!r•M Belen. ' whom the Yugoslav system winner o l e race Wt ge a Ori••· N•wi>0r1 e.11ch. c111t. '• .nnd "'"' S1mu•I Blckn .. 11 Hawol!. tDta a1...,.... "is utterly repugnant. "It was Jc••t 50 percent of the vote Th;• 11ui111111 Is tl«11'11 ta'lduc1..i ~1 •n N ... ••r1 ''''"' c1111ctr~l'I tt61U ''"'" SP, )4, Cvo••11. cellf. J.W.n N•nrt CLl . . IMlvl<luel. Oi i) Ul·toll Hewell. 4lt Cell• Vlstt Torlt1, Sn cle11r enough from his context and the balance \Viii be divided Tnl• 01•11m•nt 111"11 ... 1"' 111e c1111ntt At1or111•• t.r 11ttu1rl• c11m•nt•. !hat h' Was lalkl.ng aboUJ Jhe bet Jh th CandidaJeS (if(O· (I/ Or1n~1 (11<Jnlv <>11: Jufl 1, 1011 Publi•llf<I OrtnQoe (O.U! O•llY Piiot, llllo ~ullntu !I bt'lng conduelad b' • ween e 0 er . • Iv 8tvet1Y J. MtdCIO~. OIPUIY Co.inly June H, 71, 1t and July S, H/1 HY.11 Pl tlf'H!rJ,.IP Ru:i;sians. Althoug h ii will be difficult c1.,~. ~,,, ',,',';'.u.·~~e,. ,",,~.1~00 '"' ,_,_,, R . h h v· I Pub!ll"td O••no• COi•! Ol•I Y P•lol, LEGAL NOTICE ' ., .... ~" The oman1ans II v c lo convince t e IC -Julv ,, n. "· 71. ,.11 ,,,~,. ' O::ltr-"'Oran•• ccu"" o": Ma.,. 11. 1t11. n1anaged lo get away with a namese-or Americans at Lf!D•L NOTICE ~l~•kfhv•rl~ J. M•-A, O•Pu•v counrv good deal by slicking strictly home for that mall<'r-the LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE 1s HE'REav G1vEN 111a1 !h• Pubii ihtd O••riGe rM•t 0 •111 "'''°'· l------~-------l •01Je .. h111 l11mJ al found or ••Yed orooorry J 11 21 •rod J 1 5 tJ ltll If!,., lo the rule tJf not endangering United SI a I es government ,. 1ou5 ,.0,,. llff~ h!ld b• "'" Poot~ O•a1r1m•"' uni · · u v · • h I h '( f th . ' ·p l \ f FICTITIOUS IUUNll!S• of tno CllY cf (C>l• "'"• !or 1 111n<>d in l e 1nterna aut or1 Y o eir :r;ays 11 .,.,.1. ry to s1ay ou o N11.M1i srATEMf,... •·ct" 111 .,1~1. 1110> d1••· C<immunist party. They did 1he campaign A. U.S. group 1 ~. to11owlno POncn I• ocong buo ln•u 1wo 111u1 111~e1, o..., 111ttn ti;~,, on•1-------;-o:;,-------LEGAL NOTICE k h · t k th · trr~• <Olor ""~ncwn, ont b•lee watlff II' .. ,, not ma e I e mis a e c called "The Committee for a '' Lioo c"~ wAsH, 411 If 171~ 51 , 1no aou <luD• 111criTious aut1 NEt1 M"M• Czechoslovaks made, of sce.m-Political Settlement ln Viel-c.,.,, Mu•. c1111. No1rcE 1s FOll.Tl-lElt GIVEN th11 11 sT•rt:MINT _ r ll•a<on l•Y En1 .. nrl1•" lnr , • cor-no cwn•r &PP••r> &nd P•ov11 h•• Tn.e 1o1towu19 Pt•lllf'I 11 otol,,. buil ..... ing to downgrade the role O nam" is here now to offer "'"""""· no N•wDO•t ceot•• 0•1v1, own""~'c n1 1n, P"'""'IY w111irn ••v•n •1 !he partv, in the development their services to establish a N•w""'' l••<h. c1111 !Ii n•v1 ra11awlnQ 1~e puDHc•1 .. ;1n o1 1M~ O• fin•• Pier•. 140? Fru•t s1., llrrte TM• bu1 ln•11 11 btlln• tOndUfl.il by I NOllt•, th .. t1!1r '"""'" 11>111 YUi In th• An•, C•llf Of fhe nation. committee !O insure. a fair Cornor11fon. llno••· II !horl bt oor, .,. nn tne Clly "! LIOVd Fr1~klln Grnovfr Jr,. 1IOl1 After leaving Peking, !he I t "'oii:roA Co•1• Mtu. In ""~1'~ <••• '~t prpp•r!Y Motrvc8 wav, Tu111n, c..111. C eC IOn. Vic• Prt,ldMt 1noll II• •0111 ~+ nVbllt •Uctlon It I 11,,,. Th;, llu1ln111 IJ Wino tO'!dUChd b, I llomanian delegation .,.,·ent IO T,.11 1l•t•m•nt til•d ..,. t~ ti>• c..,,,.,v •nd <IOI• •o rw ~nnaun<rd. o•rlne.,nlp, North Vietnam, where it l.EGAJ .. NOTICE C1n, of O••"•• ceuMv on Ju1v •· 1'11 0111<1. Jul.,. J, 1911 L1cvt1 "••n~lln Gr ... ~er Jr . 1------,--~------llV eevttlr J. Mtdodo1, Oeout'I' Counly I! E NET~ Tn11 \!•l•m•nl fllfd wl"' lhe Cit<J"'V agreed with lbe Communist "1ou1 c1 .. ~. C'HIEF OF POI IC[ ~erk o1 O••n<111 coun1• en· June 1 ~. 1t!'l. I d h. h II '!l · I P'ICTIT!OU~ llUS !NE!S Publl~h"'(t 0•1no• ("81! Ol il• PllO!, Ju. p.,bll•ntd Orono• (n•>• 0&11~ Pile!, llY !h•.,IY J, Mtdlla•, Ooou!v ''"""· ea ers 1p l al a ' arx1~ -NAMlf sr•'IMliNT iv ~. n, "· ,,, 1911 1151.11 Julv .1. 1911 1011.11 cit•~-..... Lenin1~t parties are in-'Tn. loltowlng P•"on• •.• dn•nO Pub1:,~"(j Or~no• Cc"'' 0111~ ,-not J•i ... dependent and have equal ~~"~7:1:~1N $A!l COMPANY, 1111 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE n.11 en<1 Jul~ 5, u , 1911 1~1 rights." Thal \\IOU\d not be the Atvnold• ....... Soni• An~ " l~UI NOT!CI!: OF Sii.Li 01" l'l!'lt!DN.l.l ~•D· LEGAL NOTICE h d I t 'b ""'l(•bbfn S•ll• I nccrne1 1!•d ll'ICTITIOUl llUJI NISI ,lllTY AT J'lllVll.TI '"LI way t e.y wante Ocon n u\e 1c11ucr1111 to•PO•~Honl, 1111 111vnol<I• N"Ml 11,.TIMINT N1. A·Ull• "lo lhe r<'storalion and con· Avt s~nt• Ant. Tho toHaw•no Ptroon1 er1 d~lng su .. 1111011 cou 111 0" THI! ·•11.• i•1 . c.,.,, Cat•rnt•I~ Co r ~" t •I It n bl/lln"•! 81' ST ... TI 01' CALlll'OltNl,11 11'0• NOTICll TO ClllOITOlll solidalion or snlidantr among (r~lltorn11 (~•Por~llon) . .llOll [•II• NOAlH. SE ii. MAltlNE, HIS Suptrlo•, COUNTY 0" OJlt•NGI!: IU"••10J1t COO•T Oil' TN• (~ socjaJiS( COUntrJes.'' PerlKlo. Stn Ju1n (a1>1ttronc. NfWl>Ptl l!ooe<h tn !l>t ""•tit• ot lht EllMt of JUL IA ST"TI 011' C•llll'OllNl,11 ll'CHI; 'ThlJ bu•!t1t10 11 1111119 CDl'Mluttrd bY • Bl~lnt Ntwltnd SttltY, 414 0.11 (If· B"llRETl ZIMM[Jlt:Mll.N. Oeco1>td, Tltf! COUNTY Oil' ~H•• •: Perhaps they do, but the ~•rl.,.rtlll•. cle. Ce111 M•H Nclkt I• M••ll• g/vtn 1~11 t~• un· Ne. •~'Ni Ch • t t d Thlt 11•1•m•nl Fl!t<I wllh I~• CounlV -Ion Sml!h $ttl..,, .Q4 0111 Ch-cit. dorilgnttl wil l .. 11 I I pr!Vt!t >•I•, Oft or E1ttl• tf SONIA 911\I NOAGE, aT•o inese seem unin ere.s e · c11r~ °' 0•1n11• c...,n1y "'" 11111 1, 1t11 . coot• M•••· 1110, ,,.., nth <1~v 01 Jul r, itn, 11 "'' OI· ~-n ., ~ONtA L•SHEtt ••UNOAGt, And meanwhile there may be •Y llt••r1Y J. M.ooo,, 0t111111 couniv l~I• 11u1!n1u t1 tit lno cOn<1ue1..i b"I' 111 11co o1 Eric R1nt•. u0t Monittev a1vc1 .. Otcrtlt!d. I · J J f Clerk. ll'ldlYld\Mll. • Htr•no .. 8ttch. Countv of Ltt A-fl1,. NOTICE IS HE•EaY GIVEN hi """ a a1r Y arge mearure O pro-Pvt>lloh&cl O••-C011t DlllT Pllet. Thi• ,,,,,,,_,, flltd w1111 "" c .... n1v sr,11 "'Ct1!10f'nt1, 111 11>1 hllhff1...., tN!1T cr..i11.,,, of 1111 •llllY• nel'!IH dec111 .. nt tection for smaller Communist Jult J. 11, n, n, lt11 1m-11 Cltf'I< • O••noo countr on· July 1. ttn bldod••· •r>d 1ublK1 1o cot111,...,e11on 11v 11111 •II °""-htYI,,. c111m1 n•l~lf "" •• lions Under th. Chl'nese r,, &tvtrlv J. M.eddoJr. o..vt., Coo.lnlY 11111 Su1>trlor Court, 111 Ille''"''' 11111 anll Wld dacl'dont ••• '""I""' "' 1111 111 ..... LEGAL NCYnCE Cltn; 1n1.,.11 of 11ld <IKNMd al ""' 11..,. ct Wll~ lhl n..:n11ry "OUdltrL Ill tllot l'llko wing as they try to decide ~..b111htd Or11'1111 c.,.,, Oiltt ~not. Ju. dettll '"" tt1 the rtlSht, 11111 ,,,., ln+er•1t of Ille clerk of lh• •"""'-tnlllltd court, o. I" IMU Iv J, JJ, lt, 2•, ltll 11.ff.71 th11 !ht IJ!llt (I/ 1•ld dKttMcf ~II I C• 11'1 l"'ttttlf lttttn, Wfltt ll>e nt<.utrY some of their destiny for them-•1CTITIOOS IUSINllS 1t11lrrd bY Ol>l'ftlt&ll of llW .,.._ '"'_,,., VllUCIMr>. to !tie vno.r1lt....r •I ct• selves. NAMI STAtlMIMT LEGAL NOTICE otntr "'"' ,... In .i!dltlcn '' thet fl// Ml<! ~LUNKETT 1 ~LUNKE", A1t11r,,..,.. ., TM 11111..,..1,., --• 1r1 dol~• dttet..d, 11 "'' llm• of dt11h. 111 incl IP L.tw, 41? OllYt AYtn11<1, ~.o. &oir u•, 111/tln•n .,. I' lOM, 111 !ht ct•!tln 1>1r10ntl ""°""" 1lh,11tt l'I Hll'flfl11•ton lleedl, CllJI F. '26411, wlllcto I• 11: 1. M ELECTllONIC. ~UltPL\,IS, 1)0.I "ICTITIOUJ IUllHlll !h• CDUnlY qi OrlnH, 51111 of Celll~fl, 1119 P11CI of 111/•ln<HI .. lht ulld .. tltnH In L011ton Jtc:. G, Coit• M••1. N,llMI' STATl'MllfT P1MICU!1rlV dflerlbtd I t follow1, lo-: ell mtll••• .,.,t.lnl"tl fO Ill& ell•I• of tt•d T 11:1 1 J 111 Lt noTc Tllat c..-!1ln coootr1tlvt Al!lrlmtnt dlC.llffnl, wU~lft four ,_,,,_. afl1r ,,,. Wllll1rn · • n, •.. ~• " The tellowl""' poroon1 t•t dal~t "A" Numbt• t, 8ulklln1 i, ltoct 2 of flrll l'Ulltlctflon If Jllls f>ollce. L•o•. Coll• Mts•, bu•I""'' 11· Tr1C'I dll. Otlld June 11, 1t71 r JOIKth M McGllllc!HldY, "1J Soo• TOR CONSTRUCTION IH(, 1t7 E Ttttnl of Ill" Cl,h In l•Wf\rl l!'M'lfl .... If LOOA GA09f:lt RDbert P. Gormly, o ClJ · ~enl• "'""· Bu<W SI, C.011• M~••· Celll, "~'7 1he Unit.ii s111" on c....ilrm ttlan of ••11, Adm lnl"r•tr1, If lht Newpo•I B h is June Th i• bl/Jl...,H II btl~u conduc1fd bv • Tor Ccnttr11cllon Int:. lfl' E. B1101 It .. ,... 111,1 ctih ,;.., b•l•nt:• tYld•ncld ltY E•l•t• of "'' *btv• llfmtd eac • · a 111nner1hlp, CoH• M•ll· C•lllo•nlt t1611 no!• itturtd b, Morl11aoo or Trull DH'<I dtc.iltM graduate from North Texas Thh 11~ttme111 1.1.~ wl1~ '"" Cou~•v lM• bu11,,.11 11 !>!'1n11 conduct..r '"' • "" lhi 11,_,.v 10 141d. Ten "' ce"' "' ,LONl(ITT & ;.LUHKit:tT . (lff~ of Cr1n11t Cou~tv ori Julv 1. 191\, Corl'Oflllon 1 bid 1 "'d u..r !th biol ~tale Un1 versily. Gormly, the bY 11ev1·•• J. MW<lo• O.pu!y c""'"'.,. Mt1;10,1, ltuu •";~~CH' ott!., 10•:•1" ... ~tlnt ,.;,, wit! •n Ollv• •v1n11• of M d M R P (I .. ~. $Kt r.o .••• Ht )(On T. an r/i. · · PIJ!ilit~od Orll>Qe Coll! Oi!lv Pllol, 1'MI l!ilo'.menl fltfd wllh '"' Countv boo •tctlvl<f t i 1111 tlO<•Mld of!ICI ti an'I' Nuntl,.tlt~ ltleft, C:ll!I."'"' Gormly, I 7 4 5 Candlestick Jut1 .s. u. It, ,,, u11 11S6·11 Cltrk of 0 ... 1 ... , coun•v OtO! 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OrlYt, Hu,.. '915 1tovt1 P•lrn or. ,....,., H1"'7! I!. Hirt ll•t lllld ...,.,.,. 1 l'tllli.t 11"""" lltKll, C•!!forn-11. (~It Mt\1, Cellfflmle "ICTITIOUS IUllHelS 11 ltl!lt II"! ,.._,,., rtff.r....,. • wtlldl Dlltd Ju111 '· lfl'l. Publl.ntd OrtflH c ... 11 Otllr ,-11et, Ju. Mt.Ml ITATIMliNT I• m..i. fl)I' l'urllllJ• HrllclllllS. """" tllet JtPMI l(ffte IY ), s, ,, "" 11'7·11 .... time 111111 .. 1 ......... c ... n.. ........ $1111 of C1llforTl11, Or~ntt• Countv · 1----:-::::-:::---:::=::::;----I Tf>t '°'1?"''"' P1rM1<11 ••• dolnt ,.., Miii Mt IOI" JlllY ii. tt1l, ., .fl• On JUM 7, 1111, l>tfort mt, 1 Nol1ry LEG N bullMU 11. e'" In ""' Ullolr1....-ft II °""""*"Mt, ~llblk 1,. Ind tor wlll $Ulo, oar-•lfv AL O'J'ICE IALIOA MEllO.HTLLE CO., 2GG i 'ei'uld «oo.or1, ,, 7" Ctvk Clflttf' Dthif -••Id J_, l(ft!t •-n hi Pfl• to k i\'1ln $!,. 81tllot, Cilll, Wtlf, ln lht City 11 ,..,,.. Mt. Cat.._.ftl .. ""' --W"'9lc n• ..... 11 fUMC•IOM te NO'TICI 01' NOH·•••~CNllllLIT'I' t-tof•te r:. 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"'"''""'' MIYdl 1, ltll Cot1• M111, CalllCl'rill Cl•rJ: PJI• ~ulllllllod o, ..... c .. u 0.1 .... J'l1ol, P~bllll'ltll Q•lllff (<NII DlllY Plln-1. JU• PubU""9!1 0••-Coin• 01lly Piiat, "''blltl'lfd ~-C...tt .iv ... ,., 1'1 , 7t '""' .Jul'I J, 1.,1 1.-.11 Ir a, s. 10 1'11 )IN-11 Jvnt 11, '' 111d Julv J. U, 1'11 15'9'-71 J~,. 2'. ...., JUIY &. "" ·---~· __ .__. ___ _ I ·' 20 D~l 'I PILOT Mo11d1y, Jut7 5 1971 Many Due Next ·year 01,der TV Heroes Durable Never Too Late for Comedy Burt, 87, Queenie, 70, Set for Fall TY Series By CThTJUA WWR'' made for theater presentation, and interns l'>ith strong social By VERNON SCOIT NEW VORK (APl -\\'hat there \\'Ill really be only six con.'lc1ences . The aims were HOJ.1,YWOOO (UPI) -The ~ill be ~w al'ld hopefull.Y aroUild ...,·eek!y, as it has been lofty but. by and large, W Jiterlatrics s'et cornea into it.s fascinating in television next this past season. season? Nothing re a 11 Y Perhaps the most In· ratin~·s or the shOl'>'S l'>'Cre own next fall with '"The Funny radically different anrl no !cresting trend Is t he noYel conttpt.s are apparent. low. Sidr," I\ new series which It is possible that the features Burl Mustin, 87, and If one look.5 al Utles, ii ap-emergence of the mature-and ~ars there. y,•i\l be more not especially romantic-male movies than ever co rn e hero. It may be a reaction ro September-nine programs nn !his past .season's network ln· durability of some ageless Quecn!e Sn1ith, ··about 70 ·· performf'rs-Frcd MacMurray TI1eir dialogue at lunch the >od ts "'My Three Sons" or other day reveals more about .. Jro ide'' \\'ith Ray rn on d l.J.pizzan them than any probing ques· the three networks with the. falualion with the ·'rt>Jevflnl" Burr werP re cog 111 zed, tions. word "movie" Included in dramalic serit":c; In "'hich their tiUe s. But If the word energetic yowig a ct 1 n ~ means filmed entertajnment newcomers played Jay,•yers "-~~~~-'--'----~~- Jlerhaps Robert Y C) u n g 'x "We play a coup!e in a '"\larcus \Velb.\'. Ml)."" which Stallions retirernenl honV> and decide 1o "'as fl big hit. impressed the ~ "'ind up our d11ys logether by proftrammers getting rnarr11'(J ," ~1ust1n said. \\'hatever the cause. the SJtO\". Set Queenie : "!'fot that either of rt''>U!t is that rome September ,. us is thinking about mar· \1r "'Ill find William Dinrad, riage ·• thP nr1g1nal radio r..iatt Dillon The \\'onderful \\'orld of Rurl: "TI13l 's nghl. I "'as of '"liun~moke." l;i ying ;i Horses , featuring the Royal married for f.4 years. The last tough, rotund and frankly mid· L1piuan Stallions Show. now I() vears -...·ere the most irleal. died aged inYes11gator in on a nationwide tour, corne to f\.1y. wife passed awa y in 1969." TV DAILY LOG Monday Evening JULY !I I~ IJ 1'1 Ntwl Jerry Dunphy, (l)AIC """ R11.intr, Smith. l!I DIC ... ll)l'JI Snydtr. II~· lrtM• lfl.w Guts!! 1r1 Mort Sahl, Sl!tron far~ll. ~ir : MrMIMI. Pettf [v1n1 ind WI J\lOle ... '"""· I D stt O'a.et Mori•: ('CJ (90) 100 s,artlM" Ptrt I (adwtnture) '62- Rid!trd [fin, Oi1nt Baktr. CJ ....i. Coftlinlltd lrM ~:00 PM. m Tiit "llbtoft• m Wcwlt: "Cantlvtl s.,-(1dvtn· turt) '5"--AnM Baxter, Stw1 c.och· ... fl) A TI1111 fer Jo1111 /C*trlt'1 "' Ii) fltilr, , •• 11, 111 ......... m-,...,-..,, 9) ,._ 11111 HIWlh«111, 1:111(1) ..... B/11 Huddy. (j)Trwtlr M Cot11111u111ca ··cannnn ·· Jan1es Stewart will the Southland this wef'kend. Queenie: '"I'm single·· n1ake his series rlebut playing, Scheduled for e I e \'en Burt: •·usually ! play men ton. COfdoll Bridtord ind lyle of all things. fl grandfather. playdates at four m fl Jo r n!de.t thlln myself. Once l Tutti• iue11. C.eorge K e n n e d y , no arenas, t.he. show bows into the pl~ed a 1.000-ycar-o!d man in .\·oungs!er. l'>'il l have 1he till' Forum for 3 da ys, July 9-!0. 'Bcw,tt·hcd ... 0 (]) m It W11 1 Y1ry Coo4 Year In l¥.>l Elizibtth 11 ••s cro"med role in ··sarge,"' playing a co p JI. plays Anaheim Convention Queenie: "(;00 forbirl''' Queen of £ntland, "I Love Lucy" I.urned priest. Anthony Qu inn, Center July 12 and 13; takes Burl . '"You rlo what tht"\' 11113 tM reitnlnt tel1'1i1ion show after years as a film actor, (l\'er Long Reach Arena ,July ask of you, I've been 1n 316 in Amwic.a, Edmund Hillary con· v.·il! be pl;c"1.\'1ng !he h;:irried l6-l7·l8, and ends up July 19· television shows and 6 3 qi;tred Mt. Everut 1nd the favor-.mayor in "Ttie r-.tan and the 20-2! at Swing Auditorium, San movies." Ile fiction1I ch1r1ciu 1111i Mi~• City" r.lenn Ford. old enough Bernardino. Queenie : "[ began l'>'Orkin,g H1mmt1.Gunls1reMidtr S1>ill~ne, In be seen on lflte. late movie Definitely fam ily fare , the as 11 profession2J when! was cr1ator o! th! M 1~e Hammer 1tor· broadcas!s, rurns up in a con· presentation is An exciting <ihly 7 at the l\'.ew York i•s. ind Sir Edmund Hill1ry. tempor"y western. "Cride "! cornbinatioo of magnificcnl r..1etropolilan as a dancer. m o.ytd frc11t Show Ft11<.1re'" In· Count~·.'' hor.~e manship, provided by That was when Caruso was a tludt 1n interview with Mri. Jo. .\Vhcn one 11dds some stars son1e of the y,•orld"s gre11te:i1l star., ttl>h P. llllf'lnedy ind mus1t from returning for ii second TV equeslrians riding and \vork· Burt : ''I acted as 8 0 !he Ntw Christy Minstrels. th · · bl · ·10 It"''' of ""~rbty season, ere is a s1zea e 1ng l'>'I a " P ..... ,.~ amateur in plays back in fil) htttrll for LMnt group. Henry Fonda of the trained horses of bluest blood. Pittsburgh for years. Be.en .,, '"The Srnith Family"' is 6~. \\1hile the famous "'Royal _... II I f 1:551!':'1 c.ttioll ff Stpndo1 frustralcu actor a my 1 e. ~ CatToll O'Connor. gray-haired Lipizzan stallions get top bill· I've hcen a professional for l:«ll)MIJbml R..f.D. {R) Sim's son and paunchy, is head man in ing in the shOY.'. performini:: only 20 years noY.'. After being Mi•• <Buddy Foste!) ":quires 1 "All in the Family." Herschel their classic "airs above lhe fl mediocre :c;alesman it"s good '"lotter diurlll er" !n Honi lloni 1nd Bernardi is the balding good ground" moven1ents w i I h 10 be-an actor. r-.,1y l'>'ife liked WQrriu •bout her 1ettin1 brtler guy and family man nf dignity and grace. other fine my acting cilreer, too." irades tt11n h• does. '"Arnie." .Jack Klugman and dressage breeds will be very Queenie; "'She must ha\'e D ~-w.•• •-•I•• Moo/11 Tony Randall. neither in the much in evidence. These in· · ~ ~ "' ·• been an angel. Burt has a Ei1cor1: (Cl (211r) "ltrrJOn" (RJ ~irs tine nush of youth, are elude Andalusians, Arabians. (drtm•l '70-Robtrl Forster, Dir· f • 'mb<iltled ii par l men t Americt1n Morgans. saddle-quick temper, you know."' ren McGIVin, .lo• Ferrer, AnJ1n11tt ates of "The O<ld Couple.'' breds. Palominos and even Burt : '"I .~tarted se?hng r.omer. A priv111 ere tries to sclvt NBC will broadcast bona Quarter Horses. autos in 1!116, the old OU.land 1 murdar committad !n his flwn or. fide old mo\'ies Monda y and As one criti c sairl. the shnw Senisible Six. Later I sold the !let with his own 11Jn. S;iturday; c B s. Thursday, has variety and. although 21i Franklin Windsucke . They 0 Cil@ m ABC Mortdly Miwit: Friday and early Sttnday even· hours Ion~. plenty of staying don 't make lhem any more." so alert and spry at 87. l tell 'em Jl's because J"ve hved a moderate life. No tobacco. No alcohol. And only one wife all my life. And no stepping out on her either.'' QuCt'nle: "J rlon"t smoke or drin k. But I swear a little." Bur t : "! .,.,.ent to Rurt : "T never Md any children either. Suppose thars why y,·e're enJO) 1ng our later years?" Queenie: ··see. I told you he was awfully quick." Burt: "Guess we"ll be playing comedy in this new series ! NBCJ . with a puss like mine that"s about all l ever play." Queenie '"l'\"f' never haf ' sick day in my lift." Burt. "Outside a cou ple nf nunor operations J"ve enjoyed good health. l\1y father llvf!d to be 76 and I "as born 1n 1884 " Queenit'. '"SQmeone wrote that ! WI'.\ nearing 80. Thal'!!: terrible I won"l be 70 until September " Burt: ··could be ." Pen ll s y J v a n l 11. Military College: class of 1903 in Chester, Pa I made the foot· ball. baseball, hockey and !en· n1s tean1 But J was the \\"Orst engineer the sehon! turned out. So I became a ~alesn1an. 'Fiddler' Orders Set Queenie: ··1 stay young because I Y.as !rained the European way -discipline. l was teach1nR and coaching flC· ting, dancing and sin~1ng ""hen I was 12 years old . I never had any ehildren of my own. but I trained at least a thousand of them." Mail orders for tickets lo 1he Orange Coast College summer production of "Fiddler on thP Roof " y,•i!I De accepted &tarti ng July I. Mail orders will not be ac· eepted be.fore July I. !\tail or<M>rs w111 close July 16. Price i.!I $2 per person. Persons ordering tickets BOX OFFICE OPENS 7· 15 P.M. SHOWSTARTSAf DUSK ..... "· ' ... ,, ......... -... should enclose a s1amped, telf addre~sed en\elnpe. Orders should be dlrerW to '"Fiddler on the Roof,"' Orange Coast College. 2i01 Fa1r\'le\\' Road, Costa l\lcsa, Calif. 92626. The show \\'ill run Aug. 4-7 at 8 JO p m. in the OL'C 1\ud11onum. (IJ CIS NIWI W1lttr Cninkllt. ®J NIC Mftol Otvid !rlnkley, m TM n,ln1 N11n Cl ....... Lldet GSlltcttcl n11111/Mlllicalt l!I TM htrt llttMlf (C) CZhr) "Cl Crtc::0" (blo1r•Phy) ing : ABC. later on Sund~ pnwer.. Numbers include a Queenie: "Did you ever sell '66--Mtl Ftner. Rounn1 SehltHi· evening. NBC will drnp /l!s hilarious comedy ilCt. y,•ith llispann Suizas? I u~ to havel----------------------------------- 11(1. [I Gr@al. hmed Span ial! piint-present Tuesday night movie three lively albino donkeys, a one wit h a .chauJfeu when I er, 11rives in Tol tdo to pilrit '" broadcast but CBS 11•11! arid fascinating eri:hibition of a ~·as a star in New Y rk ." 11!11-pirce tnd 11111 lft \OY1 with • h h 1· h · B"rl . "[ d'.d"'l k" ih"i." mi (] """· S.aturit li!lAIC._ onr on Sunday. T e other pro· c ampion cul 1ng orse In ac-u " " " youni •om•n. grams y,•jth "movie" in !he II· Hon. bareback riding, and a Queenie: "'It 's I e God"s ())At l..u• ttr are actually dramatic den1onstration of the tradi· honest tru!h ." f..oo IJ CIS .... Wdttf Cfl!llktlt. m ftl(lny Sq~id anthologies in disguise. tional QuardriHe movement. Rurt "People :isk why rm tD lhafrtlet "Abovt Al! tibutlei. • 1 -~~~i~i~=~jjiiiiiJ~-;::;::;-;;;;::~;::;;;~:~~~1J D. UC N... O.V.d BrirililfY. BWllM~·~·: (ID) "'1lll ll«t c.r-'~ral1ry) 14=:> Boris Ill) .JO Mlftllttt .J. Exclusive Engagement· Showing Mawr! Q)S-rim , ll:arlotf. Belt 1. ; CIJ Te Ttll tlll T ~ ' CJ Wlltt's MJ UM? Ol Dkt Y111 Drl• II I LM llKT (J) "'""' m has ,.rt YtllOfict t :lD IJ (JJ Dori1 D9J (R) (iJ Inter Wtrd Kew1 dJ Q1111! for AMl'lbrr9 Ir:) Minlt1lt /l"lltor't Dnl llJ LI t1111 N Mtrlst Cf11eu !Im Ollr Ytnlthln1 WlldWllUI "Ch1ift rA Lilt.'" (II) 10:00 tJ Cl) Siltptnll "t}llOUll '11S· Im tarbt tt11 LM111 Wot• Ill Allpihol ,. • .,.. GI!) Mlptll" Ytleu' hw., @MMICt .. I ~ter."" T111 1tory of t journ11isl uekin1 to uncover corruption I~ 1 Midwest city. Guetts i re Burt Rey· noldi. Jilmts Mic.Arthur, Gtnld S. ' 7".JO 1J (() ,,_., (Ill '1M Good S11"t rihn1."' Wounded 1t1 min -kiftt tvid1nt1 ht h11 IOI an up II tonrin1 1,;11. Dtlloft Is 1id1d by •~ 11-tlne hr1uly, 11uipt for ont man {lr111:i l'tttrl) """' 1111$ II) b.1111 him. J 0 am TrM I l lr(I (ft v... "Witn.u tor th1 l'tti.etul•on ·· M1lht IM M1uie tftd up lft a S111n1s~ )t!I .,.hlfl 11111111 t 1d1 I FIM1n1 t m burltr. (J) MftM: (t} <'Ill '11 h rh, WIT~ u.· (a)1111~) ·ss -.-\ll(t Guin -· Od11t Vnol1. O'Lou(hhn .and Cameron Mitchell. O N...s Ktvin S1nderi. 0 MO'N: (2'/1br) "Tht l·Slllped 1100111" (drama) '63-lesh• Cuon, Tom Bell. m N"" Putnam/Fllhmtn. 1!J M111tnp At ~hmel hosts. Guest is Dr. Irwin Stillm1n. ED 11p1cw; I CaM! !ftl im1t• ...iew of .lohnny Cash. country ind wet!· wn DhtJl(M'llenon. IJ ha Ptrforms 11 a 1111son 1n lndi1n Reu rv1tion, !ht Grind Did D~ry, C1rne(ie Hall ind lft 1 rtCOfd1n1 ~·on ••I~ Bob Dvl•n CI:) D T-i!lt D (I) m tit's M1k1 I D.11 IO:JO e Mfl'lir. (2'ir) "Th• lmport1net fJ MllllH S M...it: (2~1} ~A ctll!d 11 ltln& E!Mlt~ fcl15alc) 'SJ - k W.itiflf" 1arim1) "63 -l ul'I Joi~ G•M~wood. ~ich11I Rec!i·rl'lt. lu1tast1r, My Garia"d Q) NW1 Bill Joh ft1. m rrv111 "' c.n11e1w-rn c1 Di•ri• "' uft. 1tnor111 m atfntdl•ri \ Dee.nit ma-lO m r»--..wr t1 :00 o ro m ,...,. o ~m•- 1:55 Gi1 C...tlolt .. t.,llnMt (J) DMOI V1lllJ Dip l.«I D ital CD! NIC Co111edy Tlttttu O Cil ED Ntw1 (Ill ~0.11 Otdud!bl1." Pt111 111• m Mwle: "nle Tllltf" (tnyJt111) tftd knit ltiP llar 11 di•nh el "52-Riy Miiiand, Ritt Gtm. lft ICCOUl!ltnt •ho cionvine.s tti~111 Q) kt! tllt Cleek tl!ey Clft M'+'I money b1 marryin1 I m ~ Nt ,..,.. Tl a (]) Cl ..... s,.dtl •.• Con· v.vt~ With t11t Chit! hdllct." ll:JO ID (l}NM'V liimt1 • Tl Ttll lie TM-0 0 G Joh11111 C.r11n 8 .,.. -u m Cll m"" """ C!I .... IPf \Weft Cl) wi. ..... Thunde1b!rd1 w. • ,..... Tuai Otrttnt. tlD"'• 8 TM stwt Nltt "'°' J.1 1t~e)' ~· [lit Adtml, 'l&l'lt P\1mp· I ----- Tuesday m..,...... Nl)W EXCLUS IVELY! ,., +nJao• """""!"(• !;"1.,1!1 "'><t•10• SHCl'P\-G cunr• SM Oil 0 "'· ....... ~·~··•'0>""'• ~·····1 .................... ,_ .. _,, ...... . 2ncJ HIT . Eric Brf"nri"" ;., "COLOSSUS : THE FORBIN PROJECT" (G P) A I E DAILY ,,. '"" wl!•T"'',."''"" c.r"'n" G=bl Ali MacGraw \M &v -~a~~~Neal 1~ \1) \\'\ -~GflOYl,~O!toO-"·s. -' I ..,_...-,.~ PLUS-DAVID NIVEN IN "TH ! IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" G -' t~!-'.I'' . . . '' .. " .· + ... ' . ' . ' • . .. ,,,. FAOM HEAWAH RAUCHER'S NATIONAi. BEST SELI..ER A Robert Mulligan/Richard A. Roth PrOduclion JENNIFER O'NEILL• GARY GRIMES• JERRY HOUSER• OLIVER CONANT Wrltteft by Pmducecl t.,. HERMAN RAUCHER RSCHARD A. ROTH The coml)let11 toWM t..c~ ""'-'t by Wk:hlll LeorJNf DlrKt.d by AOlllRt MUUHlAN 1v1il1ble on W1rnet Brot. recontt TICMftlClllOfl• M"°"by lllCHEL LEGRAND lromWrirner Btot,. A K •nnev Llll!IUre Service PREMIER ENGAGEMENT -NOW AT ALL 3 THEATRES For Top Sports Covera~c Read the DAILY PILOT PR,!"tlERE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT CWilllam Gffolden GRyanO~eal ia a lake Edwards ·1d Faste1t in West Buy It. Sell IL TrJ" tht fisttit rtt.pOnSt In tht Wtst a91lnst YM l own tloct . T1sl Dlm1·1·ll111 Ads.L whtrt lllt iltllon 11, In S11urdq'1 DAILY PI LOT. ==::;;;;:~~ .. ~ .,._._.. .. '" • , __ , __ ---·--------- 2:i?~~;1 ~~~~ GJlOvers ,AYE DUNAWAY IN JOSEPH CflTlON II'!.. "The Thomas Crown Affa ir" "OO~TOR PHIBES" GP~=.-::.. ~~ --------..,-··---· -·--. ~-------,.···-.... ·----·~-" -·---. .. -~·-- .. • ' Tal.:e t lae Money u1ad R111a R~n Bou ~sorn (te nter) is trying to dn just 1hal \.\"1lh his purloined charnpagne. but Tim l\·Tonich (left) and Steve PattcrsQn have other ideas in this .scene from TV Game South Coast Repertory's production of "Charley's Aunt," playing Wednesdays through Sundays at SCR's Costa Me sa theater. Couaediun's . -, DAILY '1LDT II Fir~t Slm!e Thlrtle1 'Electra' Memor;thle Play By JACK GA.VE R STRATJo'OflD, Conn. (UPI) -Heaven only knows when there will be another op· port11nily to see a produc\!on of Eugene O'Neill's "Mourning Beeon1e:'I Electra," so n1akf' it tn U11 s !own on the Housatonic Ril'er this sumn1er if you poss1hly can. Wednesday's premiere of !hi! rnonumenlal tragedy at thr Arnerican Shakrsptare Fe.~tival Theater is the first profe:ris1onal staging 111 this country since the original present?Jion bv the Theatf'r Gu ild 111 the 1931-32 Broad wa y season. The fest1,·al people, adding the O'Neill 10 their s ummer rf'pcrtnirr that includes l\\O Shakrspearean plays. ha'e clone a fine JOb overall in slaf!· ing th is d1rf1cul1 bu1 rewarding work, v.·nh f\ .. t1chael Kahn directing in knov.·ledgeable anct affectionate style. S1Jme exception ce.n be taken to the ;ir.ting in a few of the le:sser rnles, but the pl;:iy 1s dominated by two '.l"On1en characler1, and this prir into killing Chrisline'!i !over. nol too impressivt t1rly en. duclion is fortun.w.t.e: 1n h1Yin1 Chrisline kills herseH, rnd but ht becomes A sturdy auel Sada Thompson anrl Jane flnally Orin takes his life , as the play drn•eJI to IL!! lraaie leaving Lavinia to repent as a cl1m2.x Lee llichardson ii I Alexander to portray them. recluse for the rest of her life. satisfa('tory Ezra Mannon, • The play is a difficult onl' ln 1 sense, the play is role that is not very showy, nnt nnly because of it.~ great Jtr;inite, but it also can bt' a but Roy Cooper doe.s not Im~ length. but ber;iusP it sunply rnoving one in a nurnber of press much 1n the role of the can't be en~! properly without places, and that is where the lover. major ta lent.s in these two acting pla.ys such a part. ··Mourning Becomes Elec- ft>male roies. Miss ·1'hompsnn and Miss Ira"' will altPrnate in the Kahn h;is cut the script a bit Alexandt>r, as Christine and repertory formal th r o u I II here and the:re without making Lavinia, are: superb. They play Sept. :-; with the alresdy any drastic slashes, and the nfr each other like a pair of presented "The Temput .. and running time is oow four skilll.'d boxers in scenes that "Thi.' r-.lerry Wives o t hours. Or1g1nally the playing catch fire through their t>f-Windsor ... time was 1 little more than fort.s. It was good to sef' !his play that. Prier 1'hompson, as Orin, ht again after all the years. O'Nrill's µlay is set in a ------'--'------=------'---- New Englcv1d town and opens JU.St as the Civil War ends. sending home Brig. Gtn. i;~zra ~1Hnnon, the Joc:11l 1ycoon, aod his \l'oundcd son, Orin. \lhfe Chrisl1ne Mannon . \\'ho has never loved hrr husband and dotes on Orin, ha.~ been having a love affair with an outcast cousin of the Mannon tribe. Culle11's They Love J ~r1·y in Paris Daughter Lavinia (ElectrP.). who has always hated her look-alike mother and i~ dad· cl.v·s girl ;is well as being very fonrl of Orin. has found oul this secret and is prepared to expose the mother. But the la11cr contrives to have her husband die a seemingly natural de?Jh. La vini a goads the mother-wor shippi ng Orin 'lu Big Thing By CYr\'TlllA LOWRY NE\V '\'ORK 1APl -H 1t in- \'nll·es trlc\•isinn or radio :inrl It isn't act1n1ot. Bi\J Cullen is a man for the J0b "I don·t knov.· wh;:it tn c:ill what I do." sa1rl Cullen. kn,ocking \1•ood. •·pu1 ! h;iven't been unempln.\ ed since J!l.'l!l " ~1ns!I~·. Bill pla~s garnes . For the past couple !If ye;irs he has been on the panel of the syndicated "To Tell The Truth ." J\'exl Au it. 2. he will be host of a new NBC day- • > -'~••""'•'">N•-·~~ .. u, omehow, you're stu~k with ;:i smart aleck. Thev t1rr ;:it- By VERNON SCO'IT gi\'e something of himsl'lf nn HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Jer-!he stage or in a night club. ry Le\1·1~ has been 1n the Irs not enough just lo go psyrholngical and emotional through ;i performance or d0ldrums f1Jr n1r.11Lh~. ;i rl't:ihhsh the at r I ca I com chronic rond\1100 nf comedians mun1t•a11nn. \\'ho arrn"I gettin~ lauFhs. "You have to talk \n !hr Then Lcv.·1s made pcrsonttl people and brlirve in \1·hal ~~~1~;1~~cl~~I 11~0~-~~a~~~ 5~11~: you're saying. And havr thcrn dcnl.v the world is right-side believe you, t1)n. up a~HllL "The v.•orld is rnnvin~ !no ll'<l)'S a nn\ential crnbarrass-f t d I ,... Fnr two weeks in J';iri~· as an pcnp e ;i1·e too aware n1f'n!. I h;::indle thrn1 by keep-Olynipi:i Theater the standi ng for a performer to f;ike ii. 1ng 1hcn1 JUSt off b;il::inee and rooni only sign .,.,·;is up. They \Vant 10 know v.·hat you ne ver give th<.'1n a chance to Sca!prrs were gelling frorn lhink <Is 'well as 11'h;it you do start anything." he said. $lf>4J·$200 pC'r ticket. Frrnrh on stage." He likes v.·ha! he does. and ' --I ,. ·1 new spaers r;in s!ories ahiiut u:v.·1s is an ex raor 1nar1 y turn<; do11'n offers lo aprvoar in 1· I 11· ,.. Lewis on the front P'ges rmo iona nian. 1s eye.s stork and, after one ex -almost daily. watered as he recalled his pcr1cncr. ktt'ps a""a\ from the f 1 p time game. ..Three On a · 'fhe ma~~ adulation th;il 1na appearal\Ce in aris. ]a!C' night lalk sho11s. ~1 atch " Jf'rrv. had known in his early "They brou~hl cheese and "Thry aren't n1y idea of a H I I b _. -days in partnership .,.,.ith Oe;in wines to the stage," he said. e gn in o rnaucast1ng in good 11n1e 11·al k1n~ out the re Th r-.1art1n washed over him 10 " e theater owner ca1nc nut his home town or Pittsbur"h. \\'Ith the thought. •!'\ow I've d d pearing there and some nf the h1g,l!e~t :;tars and directors returned seven and eight l1mrs !Cl see the sh0'.1'.'' !n rc~ponse. Jerry pulled out all thr stnp.~. ""[ was never funnier in my Ille . r never frlt funn ier or 1 thought funnier ,'' he sairl. I "I think the French Y•ere ~l1oeked bec;iuse they onlyJ h11rw nie through my movies l and 1he childlike character I played. After 21 years of 1 seeing me in films the y didn"\' know I could do more than follow a dirertor's orders. So they \\'ere thrilled that I didn·1 con1e up empty. "The grt>a\est force I have is rny need for audiences lo bel1rve n1e. So I work on that and le\•el with the people.·· Now Playing ''FREE FORM II'' PER FORMANCES : 7:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M. RATED (GI All Seats $2.50 PREMIERE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT !A\••O• """D • •t••oor t!.,I• . .. .. • .. '""~'" ... ................ I ll •OIO " gol to be very rntrrtillnin.i? for life.giving w;ivc.~. ;in rmbrace me. F:vcn 1he arri1·ing in /'\ew \'ork in 1944 the nf'xt five niinutrs·:· hf' lie put il this way: "IL band cainc dO\\'n to ~hakr as a staff ;innouncrr for CRS. said. "f\'ever again nnt ei·en hrought n1e back to lifP hands while the audienre gil1·e II rcfnains now for Jerry Lrwi!i to draw f ro m [i-;::::~;;;;;;;::~""""::~ An1rricans the sa me sort of f'lll!ltional response he elicited fro111 Ille Frt>nch and Radio i~ s1!11 p<1rl (lf his li re ;i (;irson" Restored n1y confidence in rne an ovation. All I could do synd1c;itcd radio show for the Bill and his \\'lfe of J6 1r;irs. inysclf Thr Aus Ir a 11 ans was st;ind there and \\'rep. Au:.!rali:ins. past JO .vr:irs. and six ~'C'ars nn Ann. live in a f\1anh;i1t:-in rc;.ieted much the s;i r11c wav." .. For t"·o \reek.~ I'd been .:ir- NBC's "Emphasis." But his :ipilrtment Rill is a pl;inc ;ind !R'.l'1s earned little mOrc 1•-;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;::;::::::::~~==::::;::::::::::::111 hro;idc<1st1n~ idPnlity is roolcd boat nut. ;ind collrets gadget.~. lh:1n cxpcnsr~ ror his four II in fl series of loni::·pl;iy1ng particluarly cameras. 11'C'Cks abrn;::id, but he can1e g.1nH' shows whrrr his f]Uit"k The rouplr luis t;;ikrn off nn aw;iy \\'1lh sunielhing he ad libs ;ind infonnal manner a .~hort l'ae<1tion brf(lrc the bcl1r1•rs is inf1ntcly 1n n r r have p;iid off. nc"' show starls and !he raluiihlr ! h ;:in n1001·v, of j ''Things bvcrJ;.ipprd ." Rill rlrstination is !In 11Y11· n n rl. '.lhith he has ;i great dr~l. s;iid . "I 11·;::is \\Orking nn '!'ve While therr, Rill "''ill rlrnp in ··When you "';Ilk i11 front nf ~ Gol a Sccrr!' "''hen bo1h 'The on ·' P ii s sword'' ;ind an Auslral1;in aud1rnce "'ith Prirf' Is Bighl ' :inrl •fo;i·r •·Hnlly.,.,·ood Squares" the irnprnf>-'r <1t11tude, you 're i Guess' star1erl. •f-::--c Guess' , ... \\'el l." hr <;a1rl rlrfensivrl.1;; in !rouble."' he said. 1 "'as s1i11 nn !he ;:11 r "'hrn 1hcv I really do like game sho\\'S. ..A perfnrmrr !nday mu~( decided tn bring back "'fo Tell -- ---,1 The Trulh.," I NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES The hfc or the avcr;ige game sh(lw is short. but Cullen has '-----------------------''II been esp('c1ally Juckv. •·rve Got a Scrrrt"' \\'as "'ell over !O y<'ars olrl \vhen it disappcarerl He \\'as host of "The Price Is Righ t"' for nine. JOE COCKER "MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN" IN FULL STEREOPHONIC SOUND ph.11 His nr:\l assi,11:nn1rnt ~unrls like another 1"ari11t1nn nf the qurs!10n·ans1~cr i;:an1cs 1h;it fill NRC's day \1n1e hour. Rd! Sillrl it wnrkrrl n1rrlv 10 1he pilnl. lhrn sh1·11ggcrl ~ncl .~a1rl. "\\'r'll p1·nh:ibl~ hrini;: in ch11nges as 11 e gn alnog." "PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW" ~o;i;ii ~~ r£Z ,, ··onr night nn ·Price' !hr show v.·;is running .~hort. nnrl I threw 1n ;::i bnnus to fill up time : T ga\'e away an ;iulo. Anolhrr lime "'hen \I(' wrre shnrl of timr. 1 put in a nne-b1l ill'm-a trip In I.he Rose Rovd game. Bnth idea.~ "'·err ndded permanently to the 1p1me.'' He never see!{ I.he con- testanl.!1 of any shnw until they are on the ;iir. ''As hos!. lhc important __ thin,11: is In make instant tvalualions of the contestants. _2'_n~ 111ust r~li1~n~nlly l '" '. ' MA TIN!(S DAtl 1' Al10 • "WH£N Dino1aurs RULED THE EARTH" (G) ml'f • "''"'f 'W-~.~~.; .. , ~ rO•O~" o•• ,.,~ -'--===------' -If you thought ~do 1'1fW"'lt 11.t.CN -• ·-N l• .... 1-U<I• lolo -OI. ,-Ille "SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF" w., funny "GUNFIGHTER" will kill you! 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IALBOA t.75 ·0'170 Floyd Smith & Sons Union Service Station !900 NEWPORT Bl VD., COSTA MESA 64b-l 11 1 Sheffer Mortuary llll N. I L CAM INO REA L SAN CLEMENTE 492 .0100 Yell ow Cab Company 18b E. !6TH ST,, COSTA MESA !48·2244 Surf & Sirloin Restaurant 5930 W. COAST HWY, NEWPORT BEACH t.46 ·4 202 Home Finders Realty 6,01 EDINGER AVE, HUNTINGTON BEAC H 8'11 ·•477 Don The Beachcomber 1901 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAii t.75-0900 The Real Estaters 1784 H>.RBOll BLVD. COSTA MESA 546·11 1 ! Farrow Realty 262'1 HA llBOll BLVD, COS"TA MESA !.46·864C Walker . & Lee Real Estate ,190 HARBOR BLVD AT ADA MS 545-9•9 1 J ohnson & Son Lincoln-Mercury 1blb H,t.llBOll BLVD, COSTA ME SA 540.5bl0 Westcliff Personn el Agency 2041 WESTCLI FF Dll , NEWPORT BE.-.CH t.45.2770 For est E. Olson , Realtors 129'1 HARBOll BLVD, COSTA MESA 6•S-Ol 0J C . F. Colesworthy & Co., Rea ltors 1021 BA YSIDE Dll. NEWPO RT BEACH b7S.49l 0 Newpo rt Imports l lOO W COAST HWY. NtWPOll T BEACH 642.9405 Chick Iverson VW , Porsc he, Audi 44S E COAST HWY, NEWPORT BE.-.CH b7J.0900 De an Lewis Imports 19bb HARBOR llLVO, COSTA MES>. 64b·9l0J Smith's Mortuary b21 MAIN STllEET, HUNTINGTON REACH Sl6·6S J• Miss io n Be echcraft I Orange Co. Ai rport) 187 41 N. -'lllPOllT W.-.Y, S>.Nl>. ANA 545-2710 Sheffer Mortuary 97b SOUTH COAST HWY, LAGUNA IE>.CH 494.1511 First National Bank of Orange County 165 0 A~AMS COST>. MES A 54b-9270 Pill 's Sewing Center IBSbS MAIN ST .. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-lt.62 Union Bank E, COAST HWY. >.T GOLOENllOD, CORONA DEL MAR t.71-1 200 Pal 's Sewing Center '1711 CHAPMAN' AVE., GAltD EN GRO VE 5J4.t470 Imperial Savings & Loan Auocietion 2 NEWPORT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU. 673 -l llO Pal's Sewing Center 152 1 E. KATELLA, Oii.ANGE 511-blJ I Kirk Jewelers HARBOR CE NlElt, COSTA MES... 545.'1415 Bank of Am erica 1101 HAR.10 ' BLVD . COSTA MESA 546.)111 Great Western Savings & Loan of Southern California ?4 100 EL TORO ROAD, LAGUN.-. H!LlS 117.1151 Blenchet Advertising IS l5 WESTCLIFF Dll., NEWPORT I E-'CH 64?.J7t 0 Bank of America Costa Mes a Office 141 W. llTH ST .. ~OSTA MESA 1l 6·l49! -~-.. --... -"9· --· \ • 3f IWL' Pl(OT T11tsday1 July 6, 1971 D<llLY PILOT 23 Everyone Hu So meth ing Th at Someone Else Wo nts DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It , Tr ade It Wit h a Wo nt Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results I~ I -.,,. .. I~ I _,,,... I ~ [ _,,,_ l ~I _,,,.. I~ I :m-;;;;;;~1 ------------- _,,, .. I~ I ......for 51141 \ I~ .__[ __ ,_,, .... _,!~ Gen•ral General Ro i l E•t•••. 675.bOOO. 1443 E. Cceit Highway C<:>ron • dt l Ma•, Celifo rnie BACK IN BUSI NESS Remember when UNIQUE was "sold out" of listings? Well, no morel Tli is highly successful firm is back in business and mar keting these I very unique properties (but it won't be long be- fore they're sold tool BLUFFS BARGAIN THE LYONS' DEN lmmacula!e, .l hrlr. 21 .... bath, la.rgl' walnut-parlelf'd l;im1ly MOn1 w11t1 charrning u~rd hni:k !Jrrplaef', lorniaJ 1tln· 1ni.:: room. Man1 cu rPrl landscap1n..-: "1111 spr1nklrr system. Lrn·a!t>d in !1Tlt'~I Hunt1n1:lon R!'11.<"h nE"1ghhorhro1, c\osi> Io ltach, S('hools & shopping. Price S4\.900. Phone 5-IB-2313 frir 11ppo1ntmrnt 10 "'· HOME MUST BE SOLO!! Jr 's nf'11.r!.v Of"'\\ f.· .~howi; like a n1()(!f'I hornr. ldC'itJ Inca· unri • nr::i1• srhnols & shor· plni.::. Perfr('! for nrw or gm>1•1n_g f11m1ty. 11·1th 3 BR . & 2 Ba. All frncl'rl rnr pri- vacy. Don't h<'lll!atc, 11"s only $39.900, .-.-.. Coldwell.Banker F ormerly $38,500, now 534,950. And it's sup- er! Sunny 3 bedroom Condominium first steps to the pool with plenty of greenbelt and all on one fl oor. New shag in spacious living room. J-lard-to-find bargain in hard to find location. Open Saturday I to 5 at 2005 Barran· ca. It's on!y $34,950. (if you can find it! J ~ 1833-0700 -~2~ CAMEO CLEAN This ha nd is so clean it's sterile ~ Almosl antiseptic! Nice big Jot. hu ge brick fi replace t hat covers one \vall of the Jiving room. de! P iso tile entry and lots of storage. Pop in this one -it just might llgh t your fire. Open Saturday 1 to 5 at 4600 Cortland, CdM. HE IG HT'S HOUSE Brand new construction, :l bedrooms. 2 baths, 3 car garage and 127' lot. Cute shingle and shutters on the front and big old tree in the back. Don't n1i.c;s this one, it's something unique -if you are! Open Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5 at 51 1 Tustin Ave .. Ne\vport Heights. * HAPPY BIRTHDAY USA * R•1I E1f•t1. 675·6000, 2441 E. Co•ll Hi9~wo v. Coront .!el M•r. C•lifornt1 92625 Macnab-Irvine Realty Co1npany Specta cula r · New Ivan Wells Model V1~11 lhl~ nut~lanrllng new Ivan \V,,.11.~ r.lorle! Honie. Bre;1th1aking \"\r11', l:wa1111. fill nooJ :1 13R '~. ;, halh~. llixurinu~ F"R w 11·r1 har. fnr111a! DR. OPEN DAILY- 2006 Gal;ixy. Dover Shores. Macnab-Irvine 642-823S 675-3210 --TREE·LINEO BE AUTY 1n Cost11 .\lrs:a .: l]('rll"""m l u• F;un1ly Ronni. '"JIARD· \\"OOn " f1nnr; !hill ,.p;irklP. :!: lt1.\Ur1nu~ h;Uh~. P;irk-l1kr varrl 111.~1 gl'f':il !or C11l1fnr· ~111 11111ni.:. ,\prr;a1Sf'f! 11.nrl rt>;idv 10 ~ P 11 A! S21/F1'l. VETS Nn l'.ln\.\·n 11n<1 ni1n1 . ni1111' rln11'n 10 ~-HA . A."X· 1ous· 1 _G_••-•_••_1 ____ G_•"-"'-•_1 ____ ' Wa Iker & Lee \ 219n ll:irll(lr Blvrl . 111 :\rl;ims PRIVATE SWIMMING HOLE Gleaming BLUE HAVEN HEATED AND FIL- TERED POOL with complete privacy and loads of decking. 2300 Sq . Ft. beautiful MESA DEL 1'1AR FOUR BDRf\.1 .. Three Bath home with large Den, formal Din. Rm .. Bkfst. Rm. and immaculate Elect. Kit. with Jots of cal> inelo;;. Close to Tewinkle Park. C.>\'rHOLIC CHURC~l, public and parochial schools and O.C.C. Owner moving East and '"'ill sacrifi(·e his home $5,000 under comparable homes. FULL PRICE ONLY $41 ,950-Can be seen any time. CHARM PERSONIFIED l~ar1nonious color scheme throughout. If you're tired of looking. let us show you this in1maculate Four Bdrm .. Fam. Rm .. Two Bath ho me v.:ith gleaming carpeted elerlric kitchen. Double garage. breeze way. well landscaped including planters. Top f\.1ESA VERDE location al a price you can ncl pass up-only $42,950. Y>ilh 1or,, down. UPPER BAY CONDOMINIUM Roomy Three Bdrm .. T\VO Bath. Din. Rm., Elect. Kit. and private patio. Enjoy the SWTMMING POOLS, badminton courts. put· ting greens and beautifully maint~ined land· scaping for only $47 a month. Priced belov.1 comparable condominiums -let us show you this one. HOME AND HOBBY Nev.1ly decorated and carpeted Three Bdr m .. T\\'O Bath home with double garage plus all purpose \\'Orkshop·hobby room addition. See it and vou'Jl believe .. <\ bargain at $25.950. \vith P'AA. V.t... terms. ' . REDUCED $2,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. Three Bdrm .. Two Balh, Fireplace. Alley Access. TI·IE F~f\.1TLY ROOM-You will just have to see to bel!eve- Not to mention the elevated. COVERED PA· T IO. Call for an appoin tment now. Priced right at only $29.950. MESA VERDE FUN AND FORMAL f,legant Living Room. Dining Ar~a. each with its O\\'n fireplace. accents fun time, Pa_neled Fam. Rm . with connecting covered patio lfor ~our pool table.) Corner lot. ea~y care yard, top neighborhood. On you require many ex· tras and move in condition ? Then call now- rcduced to sell at only $34.950. (SALESMEN NEEDED> I LocatM on CORlAJ\'DER ST. -lge rorner lot w/ park-like atmospliert-. Jn. rome SiOO mo. IDEAL TAX SHELTER 10°/1 DOWN $69,950 Newport •I Feirvi•w 64lHl81 I (enytime} WHY WAIT for WESTCLIFF Ynu r;in havP 11 no11• for only i G.l!VIO . Chrrk th"llr. f .. a. turP.~: e 2500 sq rt nn one rtonr e 1 b<'dmon1s, lamtly room, dining room. study, 21,i halhs r.Sew1ng room e Separ11te laundry e Ln1 6."lxl 10xlD3:icll4 acress for h(la.1 111th eG11~ lng, TV antenna, re. mains •A rl1>1igh1 tn Sl'I' llfld O\vn •cat! 5-16-2313 Macnab-Irvine Realty Company UNIVERSITY PARK'S BEST BUY Df'hghtfu] 2-stnry cathedral N"lling LR. 4 BR's -f"R - DR. \.\'alking d1s1ancr to shnps. po o I, greenbcl!. sl'hfool, freel\'/ly & g 0 1 r eo111·y-. l'1r1ve p11.st J!l():,2 Nnr1on, I rv1nr Call fiT;>-3210 for 11ppr . 0.,,..·n,,rs s11y ""sell 110" .. SJ7.~. Macnab-Irvine I ~JS _ _ 675-3210 INCOME - ' COMMERCIAL LOTS 7ii"x360' • H11rhnr Blvd. Com- 646•0555 I m"Ti<I Srr~1 " ""'' of prnpcor1y 111.~o. A 811rga1n 11t S7~.oon 220 E. Seventeenth St. 1 ~~1 1 Ar'i·rs ~ l)r('.ansidt" _re· ( E. 17th St. Shopping Ctr.) ~rr1cted rrsrrlrnlinl adJacrnl -L1~• MM511 S rn EL CAl\!INO COUNTRY MN ,.,. COSTA ME A CLUR Slllfl.500 0\1'n"'r 111H EVENINGS CALL 645-0133 OR 646--4579 catT.v.· General REALTORS 644-7270 SWIM YOU SWIMMERS In your own heated , filtered POOL you'll want to drop anchor in this sharp family designed 3 BR. 2 Ba home with its lovely fpl. family r m, builtin kitch. The price isn't fishy. A good puy al $33,950. BUZZ-BUZZ-BUZZ Even if you're busy as a bee. you should buzz over lo see these very desirable 8 units, local· ed south of the highway in CdM. You can't get slung at $127 ,000. SWEEPING VIEW from all the many bay windo\V!' · 5,000 sq ft of custom features, 5 bectrm. 5 deluxe pull· man baths. gracious formal din. rm .. gourmet klt.chen. fam . rm. 4 car gar · O\vner says sell! Call for appointment and terms. $169,000. . . , .. $22,950 Corona del Mar 1 Home & Apt 1 Th""" to choose from. LI'S: .C h1 tri·le\•el home + 1 br I apt, IO~k do"·n. $63,500 I 2 l 4-Plexes t.!t~a rlel ~lar un1t5 in bl"autJ. ful conrl. Sll85 monthly 111· eom. 13'h-down, cau for appr, rn sef'. $105,000 Recreation Roam ( Poal Table Size I Loni< at !his one &:; you'll be: compelled lo agrtt with us that 1t"s about the sharpest & most tastefully deco~ted hnnie arounrl. 4 bdr. J~ bath. formal d1n1ng room, fan1 1ly f"'!)Om. &· firepil. The 4th hdr with a large tecn'!a· lion rMm \pool lllhle sizel 1s s1>p11Ialed from the main 11,,100: rru11rter"1 &-ha5 its 011•n hath. Pro!!'~S!Onally l11nrl~c11[1f'rl &-decor.:tted. MR. EXECUTIVE ON YOUR WAY UP?: Then move up to better living in this grand and spacio.us !2400 sq fl) 4 bedrm .. fam . rm I home, wilh its 21h: Ba . beaut firepL great Newporl Beach lee land in elegant new are11. Pnor $61.900. Ca.II :'146-2313. famil y kilch. xtras galore. Park-like ldscpg. .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiij fA flo\\'er lover's dream ) Priced to sell • $62.000. CdM LUSK ~THEREAL ~ ~§T~J~.~~ HELP· HELP O'vner must sell 5 hec'lrm. 2 ~lory. 21h Ba, family home, enjoy formal din . rm . 2 fpl's .. just a "9-iron" from country club. Vacant. im· med occupancy. Lease-o ption. Low down Call before this home i!' gnne. $49.950.00. 644-7270 ;'/~-Slfdd ~1 ............. .1 REALTORS i (Formerly DeL•ncy R:e•I Estate) 2828 EAST COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. -- ------- --- -- - -Gen•ral General 3 BDRM. HOME Ownt>r ]Paving rountry !· this (j.:irllng homr must sell. Sun· ny kHch. & lamily rm .. With grrai paho & garden. J Car gar. 20~ Down. S62.%0 .-.-..- Coldwell,Bankar ~ 833-0700 644-2430 --CLIFFHAVEN JUST LISTED 3 Berlrm~. in grrat area ror young lan1ily -and Youna: b11dgrr S2t9:io. Gen•ral General * * * * * ~~~::;~-~~~~~~~F~~ i _,_ .. , __ ,,.._,.$-24.aoa ' PM 2:::'.::::~~; .. j~ 11111111 I I ,,~ 0~;,~~1~:~,t~~~:;:, * Pete Ba r rett Reelty 642-5200 ,.31 ............ ~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1'~c~A~M~E=o~H~I G=H~LA~N~O=s= LINDA ISLE BA YFRONT '""" ""w •11 """"'· '••. _ ....... hall. rl1n1ni:: J'!ll. l1rrplarP ,.,[ natural hr1('k, 1 halh r11r1l- The Olson famLiy has a lovely 4 br home they must leave due to \\'Ork transfer. \'our family could be the lucky ones lo own llnexL Let us show you 3093 Madeira: spacioii5 rnoms & a beaut backyard w/privacy, assumable 5112r ,. Joan. $34.500. ~ncs~r6c:ticn(ty,. 2850 Mes• Verde Or. • Costa Mesa e Phon• S4~S990 1 G•n•ra l ll~', h11d1-1n:<, nprn !II 9 r~t 5t0 li20 TARBELL 1720 H~rbor Need a Dormitory? Thi~ unu~ua11~ ~harp. lrr.o.hly p111ntrrl hnn1r hil\ lhr1>1> ln\'f'l.v lli'(lrrw>nl• Onr nl "·hirh 1.~ h1111"r -AP· prn:-.1m11lrly 20" \ 2,1'. ~I' hn\1 lh1:i; m11n1 w11~ 11d11p!rrl In il<'f""n1n1orln!r fn11r !'>ny~ Tl1r h"nir'~ nl!UlY l"alnrr~ .11"<•• 1nrl11rlr ;1 r1.11:~11u1r r;il•" ;inrl h11111 .111 h;11·l:>f'rt1('. Plr;i~" rflll :>4fi-2~1.1 fnr an appn1111111rnl $27,0111), TAYLOR CO. DOVER SHORES -195.000 Ne\v offering~ Beautiful custom built home by one of the finest builders in the area. Spa- cious 4 bedrms, family rm "'I sunken wet b_ar & formal dining rm. lleavy shake roof. In· !cresting LR ceiling & 3-car gar. Smart de· cor & panoramic vu . 2 \'ears nev.·. "Ou r 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 21 11 ~an Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 General EXECUTIVE HOME That's Where PRIVATE MOVING EAST 1 1 SWIMMING HOLE I General Mus1 ~I'll beautiful 4 bt!rm. in pN'stige 11re11 ,.,, Nr"llor! Be11ch. J..1;1t 143:icl2'2, D rll.Jlf'fi I.. carf)f'ts hke nrw, IJ11 il!-1n It S At• I G1f'R.lnin.v BLUE HAVEN i ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-~I & POOL. In lop loca.lion in on Ule haylront with I Vi!:'\\' HEATED AND ,.,LTERED II Bay<'rl'lil, Tip.lop movr-1n v;i cuum unit, 1mprr~1nve Pntry, t>lPC"tr1c 1t11.r11.ge dol"lr. 4 hui;:-r hedrnntn~. 3 ~'"P" rlo""TI IJRt~. AND lhf' nwnrr i:>o 11.nx-1ou~. C1/l now and make )Wr offer. !bat won "I quit and 11 .o;.Mdy POOL \\'llh complete pnv· (.'l')ndilion . F'nrmal d1n1n_g beach 10 pull your smllll boat l!C')' llnrl lMrls of decking. rrn 31s Hath1. $92.500 I up on or bask in lhe sun 23oo SQ. rt. ~utifur MESA 1 .-.-.. )'OUrs•lf. 3 ~rooms. JI-, DEL MAR FOUR BDRM., I ba ths -b ra u I 1Iu11 y Thrt"e Fh1lh home \\'llh h1rge redtt0ratt'fi • livin11: mom. Den. 1-'ormal Din. Rm., OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Coldwell Banker W lk & L formal dln1n$( room. BkrSl Rm. anti 1mmacu--C E RANCH ~·o~"''"'.......:.....ii ! .. ,w!,',,,,,, ~,.,Aee breakfAsl mom & sunn)' late Elect. Kit. wiih lots of I 1 A R ~ ""' , , LJI. ¥• kitchen 11JI on lhc hay. rabinets. Cl05e 10 TeWinkle I COLONIAL 1.,.,. 2 , 30 6-16-7711 0J)f'n 'ti! 9 PM Watch the pas11ina: boat~ in P:irk. CATHOLIC CHURCH. 4 + DEN + 4 BA 11 ~8~3'":}.'"0'"700~..,..,..,-..,..,•.._ u,e jl"tty And blly. All this puhl 1c and parochial schnols ''HORSES" II 1 .C"1~l_64_2-~56_78_N_ow_'-~-- eqipled with 11 p!'l)prr sludy and O.C,C. Owner moving G1neral Gen1ral wfh wet bar and fircplf!Cf' Ea.~r and wilt sacriflce his WALK TO LAKE _. ________ ...;;.:o;:.o:.;;;_ _____ _ P,ftvate paho S164.!XXl. hnme $.1,000 under rompa.r-BACK BA y Call 673-1l.ir50. Ahle hnmP.S, FULI~ PRICE O THE REAL "'-ESTATERS $24,950 ONJ...'' $11,95() ·Can be 11een AREA Anyllmp, CAN'T FINO A HOME? TIRED OF LOOKING 7 5 Bdrms ben & F•mily Rm l\lrm1ng homl'. Prim!'! 11"1· ca"iion in fine M!1idcnr1sl eeetion. Huie f11m ily rm, l!Ullt·ln rang" A: nv!'n. torC'- t\. l'llr he111Jni;: unit, n111ura1 "llllGDcl "1bi~l.!I. firE"pl11cr. tft, Opt'n Iii !I rM . fl.1a-172tl TARBELL 29.S.S H•r&or E:v!'n1ng11 CaJI 646--4579 Unbe.Hev11hle: Quiet lr!M! lin!'d S t, tn this gorge- ous "l"l!d world ch1lfm · er." 4 mA!sivr bedrooms + ht1'!" r"nelrd bunlly room! 25 picture ":In· d.,w in living rQOm v.·ith 11nlf1UP flrt-f'llACI'. LAr$le 250 l'lq. rt 11r .. 11m \c1f('h. en. W"ll or gl&M oprns to f'ICV1'1rd pnllo with l'lflttl1'n1lAr vlf'w. Zoned for hor!"I!. Truly A shnv.·- f'lfAcr. Grf'lll llT'f'A r,.,r chlldrf'n. Mu.•t llf'll qutck. Let us show you the easy way lo buy you~ new home wilh closed circuit TV. DTVORCF: fnrre• reduction I of $2,7!"(1 in price. r xttUtiw rM"lghllf'lrhood .. 1 ~n-sited hf".rfl"Q(lmJ, HChvlrd p.11lil"I I, y11rvl phi~ 1111 trrm$.. VA No 1lo'11vt1. S29.00'I tntal. Rmkrr "424!1.'l. 2 .BR. 1 1~ l:i/I. ('(lncln "'11ar----------patio I. rlhl. wir 11, ~11. tn BACK RAY-NEWPORT ooee n, Hunr. Rrh. E:7. f1own Charn11ni ] BR, l Bl Mme DIAL 64S-0303 roRISI [ OISO~ "' ll E .A l T"OllS Jl9,YI . tn 611':+< fllA 1Mn. 1 nn qull':I rul~e-sac. Good I 2299 Harbor, Coata Mtt.A *"76t &Wn/ait. term11. o~. 543-9477. """"""'""'""'""'""'""'!I! . J HOME SHOW REALTORS 3535 Eu• C...ot mghwoy Coron• del M•r \._ ---- HARBOR VIEW HOMES A 1i:1r;.:11n1 11'. privatl' hark y11rrl 1~ !hi' n11!sl11nrl1ni.: fl'llOlrr nf !h i~ hf>alJtlfUI ho'ln1r Lo(>11trrl 011 11 qui"! rul-rlr-~11r strrf'T I 1\1lh 11 profes111on11ll~· liind.~r:iprrl lrnnt yarrl. This hnmr prrsrnl.~ 11 n ltn· prrssivr lm11"'' ~ hrrlroorns. 2 hil!hs, 11111111 ,v rMn1. r1 in1n i;: rnnm, "n11rmr1 k1trhen "-'i!h ~rlf--('l!'Anini;: O\"rn. rnm- niunily park anrl !M"in1 cl11b- \Vha! mnrc coulrl ynu 11.~k for S42.800: Call 673-85.'">0. BRICK and SHAKE [.11v1~h u11e of brick. •ll(I 1 ~ll'PCpfn11: sMke ronf will rharm 11.11 Iha! 5tt ii. 4 BR. 2 BA, 1an::e n!Vt'red p11t1n o ,.r Ii rt-pl!, 11nd \oad11 & I011(!5 nf cu5tom lcatllTP.S' Call oow to see this excrr· tiona.J $34.950 v11lue. Call 545--8424 (open l"V~I, Builder• Att•ntion R-2 Newport Beach corner lo:. l Bl k, to oa-..a.n. Good rental area. $28,000. Cell: 673·366."l 644-2639 Eves. 5 B.drooms View of bA.y I r n m upper stnry: bltns.: 2'ii blithl. a~.-uli!ully furn. $63.9.10 Call: 673--366.1 675.8386 Eve!!. associated BR OK ERS-RE.Al TORS 1025 W lolboo 67l·]66J 3 Beachrs with key acces. Spectacular contemporary home facing Har· Beaut. b1•ppey & clean as bor Island with pie r & slip for large yacht. 3 a 11•h1s1Jc! $~6.950. Bedroom!', 3 bath.', formal dining room; bay· Home Show Realtors side family loom opens onto spacious terrace. "Armf'ha1r Hou:whunttn1t' Excellent locati/}n on cxclusi,·e Linda Isle. J.)l'> £. Coast 11 .... 'Y., C:l'f $225.000. ' 675-722S IRVINE TERRACE -VIEW LYONS' DEN Lovely Bayadere Terrace home v.·1th fabu· AVAILABLE! !ous. panoramic VIC\\. 4 Bedrooms. 4 baths: family rnom \V1th prof es!' bar. Formal dining room \l."ith candl e!ighl viC\\'. Nicely land· scaped yard. $!80.000. HARBOR VIEW HILLS (';inynn view Lusk built home \l'lth spar1ous. enclosed yard. 3 Bedrooms. 2 1/~ bath.'; ram1· Jy room & fireplace: sunny kitchen \vith breakfast room $57,300. MEDICAL SUITE RENTAL 900 Sq. rt.. includes 3 examining rms., busi· ness office. reception rm. & lab. Plenty of parking. $360 per month. Gener•I HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS ''SINCE 1944" 673-4400 General PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 53 Linda Isle Drive Home on lagoon. 5 RR., 41h ha .. w/4 frplcs .. jacuzzi tub, hdwd . firs .. sep. liv. rm., din. rm., fam . rm. & brkfst. rm. . . . . . $175.000 For compl•t• lnformetlon on 111 home-s & lots, please cell: ThE> L.von~ havr moved to Chwai;n 11nrl you can own thr1r hraut1ful "aln111-panrlrrl den \\oilh rh11rm tni::: usrrl hr i c k lirrpla('P, plus 3 berlrooms, zi, h11rh~ 11nr! fnr maJ d1nin1 !"1)()1n. Thi~ hnme is ex· 1rcn1rly clean and 1harp lhrriughnur. situaterl l n rh<:iif'f' loc1111on. prf'11tlge ""'1~hhorhood. Pnce reduced tl"I $4.1 .900. For rapid Mle Phon!' 546-2313 for ialf. dillonal inlormaUon. \-Q'THEREAL \"'-ESTATI:RS '· '1 ·, '. CHARMING· DOU HOUSE on ll quiet trl"eli~ cul--de- sar. on & b!utr overlooldn1 the OCt'an. BeautiMly Jand- scaperl, this 3 Bdrm, plu• f11n1 . room, 2 Ba Home ia de('()ratnr rlelailed a n d f"f'llrly to move into. Many ex!ra~ indud. heavy shake roof & custom 11.greg&~e Pl• tio. NesUerl Among m&l\Y l"x~n!!.ive cu~tom horn" thi5 is reasonably priced a t $.'l0,51X1. OPEN FOR VIEWING Sat, Sun, Mon 11..fi ll60 Gleneaa.le& Tnnce, Costa riiKA 642-6657 Rltr. I · MESA VERDE. A J BR - 2 Bath home fM only $31.tm. Excellent con. rlitlon 1Hld localed Juat • "4i hlccl: frtlm the llbrary. c.J1 546--2313 for the f.t.CU. 1-Q THE RF.AL '"'-ESTATEf<S '. "WEED It & reap·· •. cl~an out the b-&5UJ'e" " trub -BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Tho lasteat draw tn the Wiit • ' • Dally Pilot Ousttied tum Into Cll!!.h thn; 11 D.Uy 833 Oov•r Or Suite 3 N.B. Pilat Clt.1&tfied ad. M3-li678 ., ' 642-4620 Ad. fi.G.567t • ·~ --' . -····---· ... -. , . , . , ..... •r- I - • .. ... .. . . . . ..... ~· .. .. .. -. ' . ' . . . . . . . z.f DAil Y PILOT Mend.,, July 5, 1971 D4JLV PllOT 31 _ .... [tel! _ ... _ I~ ,~I -iiiiiii .... I~ f _ ..... l~I _ ..... l~ I _,,. _ l~I _ .... l~I l ~I [;. -... ·..,~ .... ~J ~e General Gener•I efinJa J jl PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES 72 Linda Iii• Driva Trad1llonaJ 6 BR . 51,'i ba. home on lagoon, w /dock. Furni ~hcd , decorated & lndscpd. 2 master bdrm. suites. . . $200,000 For complete Information on ell hom•s & tots, please call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 133 Dover Or., Suite 3, N.B. 642..4620 General ) Generi111l 1--1 Sweeping DOG KE NN ELS HORSES Golf Club View IR:THEREAL ~ ~~r~r.~~ THE VIEW IS EXOTIC • And Tht pnrf' i.~ rt;:-ht Haz<'J Dr , nvt<rlook1n1:: I.II· II tle Corona 8f'arh & th .. ta- m"Us " . .\rrh Rnrk '. 2 1 Bdrm~ 2 ha !, I YOU ('\I'll ttw-lanr11: rri\' "·alk ro !he beach. Prire Ju~t reduced 10 $"!}.'),.'IXJ Gene rel OLD WESTERN DAYS &rum to the good old days v.'lth this beauulul Early Afnf'rican Homr-. J ~rUGE BEDROOt-.IS and barM. in "Onse to school !ocalion" l1l Me5a Verdr. Lois ol r ich uond panell in g and wallpaper, ail \\Tapped up in outstanchng lanrl11e11p lng anrl a ne111 r;pht rail Jenee $31.!l:il. General ~eral * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. EXPANSI ON HOME -$57,SDO This 4 bdrm .. 3 ba., DR home on huge site ASKS !or enlargtng. Inviting 18 x 36 pool. Patlo overlooks tropica1 rear yard. "Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San J90quin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER 644.4910 Corona del M-r HIDDEN AWAY e SY 0'1'-'NER-3 hr, 2 ba, l6x32 pool, l50 aq f1 cabana W/ll''I bar, refr!g ' '" ba, 11\aa' crp!A, CUiiom drps, new copprr plumb1111 I. many more cu atom feat.ures. $40,000. 54&-17-'0. GOVERN?.1EN'T REPO In a lol'f'sl -like selling wilh la!I lrl!l"S and lot11 of i"'f'FWT')' i~ 11 l<iv,.ty dupl~x. IO unuslial and !VI M!Cluded, you almos1 expecl to at"I" 110me "weefolJf' or a "fairy I nng .. as you glance nut ()f the window. Don't miu &11 111 beaut area. Sharp 3 BR. 2 opportunity 10 i;tt thi.! ba, F'.R., Encl patio nn huge unique duplex J bedroom pool-sz lot w/boat gale. Lo plus guegt IUld 1. I bedroom down on VA le>an. $31.450. unit for $84,900. 673-8500. Wills Rtalry, 546-7739. IO ' THE REAL \"'\.. ESTATERS ' ' .. . ·. * DRIVE BY * NEAR Everythin1. 3 BR, 2 BA. Lg rrc rm & kitchen. Cvrd palio. Drpg, cpt!I, bltin!I. garagl'!. Sl.1.500. 959 Chl'!yen~. Open Hou 11'! Sat-Sun 646-7036 sft S. Oceanside of Hwy: delightful cozy COTIAGE 2 bdrm. W/!pac. lamlly rm.: lots of privacy .. Seclud· 2 BR, Ip!, Pnd patm, d bl 11:ar, ed patio w/BBQ. 45 Ft. \or. artist'1 1tudio or wori! 1hop. Loe. at 231 Larkspur . ea.ll F"ru11 lrf'f"S, grnpr-arbor. for ;ipp't. lo 61"1". S';i7,!l00. BkT. 6'12-4lll6 MORGAN REAL TY 1 AS IS, by owner, 3 br, Jlh ba, 673-6642 67S-64S9 frpl, w/w c pti;, r/o, pal.lo, A BUILDER IS • • • dbl goc. 121,500. Op<o wttkends. '2za'.I Mapll! Sr. A dreamer of impM!iib!e r11"1'ams Y<'ho envisions beau-2BR, l~BA. Cptll, drp8. ty + heigh!. Yet a Builder bit-in!!. F'rplc. Pool, rer. i~ a practical man who L~ room . Asgumable loan. By riulck lo recognize an op-_o_w_~_,_. _54_s-Jl6 __ 1_<. ___ _ portunity and value in I.he lanr1 nr these two lots. If thill description firs you- Call u.s fast while our M'ller ill motivated. $64 ,500 . 673-&550. \-0' THE REAL \"'-ESTATERS '' ·, ",l I•', * * * ... 2 11.nd 3 bed. houseg 333 East 21~1 SI. Costa Mesa ctrrE 3 BR, 2 BA. lge yard , nice patio, assume $189. mo payts ar S24.000. 646-81J9. Dover Shores IN County -VINC. lll't!ll, C.M No crummy lPasehold -you own. Approx 26,00'.l ~q. It. ol a.pl. Zollf'd R~ lllJ"llt. Ocean ''l"W on b lulf . Modern 12 yr. home, F'. Pl., gar. S29,995. S3.995 dn. 642-29'31. QUINTARD 642-2991. REALTY e PRIVACY e Huntington &eac:ti l Huntln;ton &eech VETS! NO DOWN ! NO COST! BUYER'S I MKT . \\'{' ,llf(' In fhfo in1fi11 of I I bU)''r'11 market, /\ow ta the ume 10 l1rni !h.!.t home you've ~f'n rh tn k1ni of. Let FHA $1750 total down u~ show you how t'a11ly you $24.500, 3 ~ronms. 2 bath, j can 11:et it: charn1er wilh gleamlllg 593.11;33 hardwood noori1 throughout, Real Estate B\ock fPllC\ng in l'f'ar yard. Cpt111, drape,.;. l..ano;h;capui~ I By MeVay + m?ny mnre f'~lfil.-'. Call iOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijilj 1142445;,. Open 'ttl 9 Pt-.!. I Walker & Lee ' WALK TO OCEAN R"""' 3 BR + 2 BA 7682 Ed1ngt>r t7!·1) M2-445!> or 540-~140 $22,950 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I New pair!! 1n & out. nrw w/ Spiral Staircase 2 S1ory. Cathedral entry, 5 hl'droom. 3 &th, 3000 liq ft . 3 t"ar g.:ir, hid & tlrrd poo!, M'p formal tl in rm..,.,; IH11n china cabiners, upgrad- Ml rhrrmo elect blrin range & dbl O\'en. Walk in pan1ry, big fam rm w/huge wall to walJ usl'd brick f1repl. 2 Master hedrm.'. Sl.lnken Ro- man t11h, 400 sq ft ~ulJ(jeck. A~sum,. ex1siing 6r/.> VA Joen of S35,800. See toclay! l' tllage Real Estate '62-4471 ( ::::. ) 54'·81 Ol $19,950 IS THE PRICE JO!' thl.S \"ery lov,.Jy 3 b<>d- mom, 2 hath home_ The loan is high f'n{lugh .so you c-an a~i;ume with payme111s of $160 per n1onth, whif'h in. eludes a ll. Modern bui/r.in~. df'ep pill" carpets, al~o matching d ra~. Double gllragf' IO boo!. Call Walker & Lee ll ~<Hllf'111 1 hn.ioul. VACA:O-.:T. Blr1n R 0, n1Cf'ly llisrprl + ("1\·'rl p11r10. r un pn~ Sll.9:ill. Suhmit. Call R47-lm SEYMOUR REAL TV 11·41 Brach 81\'d., lttf'!;n Bch OP"11 '111 9 PM TRANSFERRED & ANXIOUS One Y"llr nr\\ lr1-lrvrl home in br11urifL1l llllnl'ln J:lnn BE'a(·h an-a 1\·1th d"PP shae carl)f't, 11 1fr i;a1·rr k1trhPn phis thrre t'llr l!ilfil.RC, AS· sumf' fl s:l7,fll)() Ii A loon. Otll noV.'! 114~·2~.>. Ye Wha Entertain 675-3000 Conrrac tor"ll largl! 1 h" w home. &urroundcd by ext,.n-I 21;.io _Har~r Rlvr1 : al Ar1ams sive land F.xceptional UN-.W.':Hl-11iOJ Oprn :iJ 9 Pi\! Th1:9 is Thi' t)omr-fflr you. Huge t"ami!y Liv1n11: Room, anrl ki!chrn t'omplex. Pius a lovt'ly home \\'llh ~ bed- roorr 11nr1 21 ~ hflth.s. Do..,.,•n. 1nwn llun11n~tl)n Brach. ROl'lm fnr Ooa t or tratlr-r. Easily ma1n1a1rwd y ard. 6 yr111-s olrl anr1 !Mks 11 k ti nrv.•. S-1~ .. i(l(l. ~42-2515. I Quick Possession Call f.,r ' Ht'lm"~ F'tlr Livtn;;:"' 7'!<1i;:-a..zine. j~ationally d1~tnhuted1 ~AYiB[ACU . REALTY '~' 4 BEDROOMS It'~ a l>f>aut, Vt>ry ~r11c1011~ 4 1 i.Y'droom v.·H h E'-:p;tnrlf>fl famLy r"'lm. enr-lo~Pri CQ\'• Lachenmyer Realtor crf'd pa110. (';i rpPr~. rlrapPs, ! Call 646-3928 Eves. 646-.)649 &hilkP f"fl"! Li~ ynur GI GRF.AT I:"VEST:\!E:"\T • !nan or lov.• rln'-'n f1[,\ ,<=••hterranPan unit • Srm~ terms. ~ Th>!! 011f~Tanr11ra:; s.11.:i0o. 40:\I dn. S200,000 \'a.IUE' lUS! h~IPd ill SJZ .. :.00. !n,111 at ll'l- Cal! :'t1fl.lljl 1Qpen "''E'S 1 HflR~E RAXCH. 121'! Ar ! ·r rn 2~ hnrsrs. nr 60J fn\)' s.11 •. orro ca~h Vinco Realty "BACK BAY" --.-\ f;int11<l ir family hlln1r p ,\Y t'ln!y S1:1:t pf'r mo. !n!al *" + • + * !.or;itPri 111 hPa1J11ful llPJl"f fnr !ht~ riiurt I hf'<!roon1. 2 i --==========: Perfect Setting Bark R<l\ f'11l-dr.o;;.(' "'rrrr hi!lh ('harmrr lnarlrrl \\it h Outstanding Location -~- "I · d h c!fl~r h"1 r;..1c,1., Bil.'~ Cluh. ):1""!ir~ All !rrnl~ and :\!) 4 hr. 2 h;i , !ge kitrhcn din I" 2'12'1 H;irN>r. ('II f'.16-0IT~l \i nnnllo; ttf'"o; ~11rrnun 1 io; 1 k 1 4 her! 11.rP ll, lrplt". hnrk paun, r\r ilflf'll'•ili ni;: ~ b"flrnom 2. + 11 1nc !rill 1<. IY'Om<. 1 /~>11n \'A $21".:ioo intal. 21l h;i1ho;, larcr !amil v Rrn kf'r ~42~11'1.'> fir ~'1140 1rrr'i, t'Ornrr hn\11<P \I ~1de OBSTRUCTED VIEW. il1any I ex-tra~. $169,:JO(), 548-7249 , 7°/o VA 1..aree 3 BR home \\'/det gar on rornf'r lnt. lam rm, fp1. llPi!.U! lrlllrpg. tnp \nr. $11.500 yoLJr tf'rm.<, belier hurry! !.WEET -N-LOVEL Y OWNERS LOSS· YOUR GAIN! h"th hnu1,., ~ !hr trrr -~ I "--J I 1 rnnm . :? -:·10 /\nlh"ll.Y ~1 y11n1 or .~ ..... or 1ri11 er . I h"u~r 1""' (~ ~"1'f"'rt ·-·· B lboa l5land .. _ · 1117·12'/l \\1!h .li11111r1 + J•"'l 1<"'"r a minulro; tn ma1or ~·••[1£ Rr.1r h ln.:-11n"n. rnnvrn1rn1 f h J SEYMOUR REALTY Is 1h1l' ~ 1-.frlrnim 11: h.~·11 !Y',-,,. IN"atroi ir1 a•1r.1r1 1P ;\1>111"'r Hr· ;:hr~ (",,,~,. '" f''""l")'t~-irr::::. n1"\" in ,· .. 11·11- t1nn. rl"uh\p i;-ilri'l:t "!1 a · If'\· F!mm !"r )v•11 nr lr111 f'T. Prir .. oi !0,1 "' !,."' ·' rn11•! 8"'" Jnr nn;\' $2• '00 C"1JI q11Jrk' ~j~ l''l.7Jl r a l.,rmn . hnme 1n H.i.rtmr 10 \l.ir·nr r<; N'h,.,,..I ~ \l'r<;t. \1.111\ 11111r1\ nn1rr ~rrr 111I R . E . LICENSEES 1'"ntrr, rN'w;i ~·o;, ~r nn ~. 171 ·11 Rrar-h Rh·<l. Hrgn Rrh \'1r1• 11111.<. 2 ,\Pllf'i llf"I\, fr>alurr<; Plr;i<P rail fnr 1n r-, ''' '"' '"'-""''"· fl .... ,, :..o fll'J'P p 11r k. $.l\,;ol cl1!! o;hnpp1nc. (lnl,\• s:n.•:{I ' '... • '" ~1&111\AA I O[l<'n '1 1] 9 r ,\I Jr., 1 1~r1 nn a ln\'r!v 1·n111••r ~1>"r!1"1l ~17 2:10 :.11;..~·:11 j I ' I · · l.:::::::::::;:::::::~ Arnold & Freud "•Ill' \\f' 11 ,,n I ~ ra .\'l)Uf lu1. 11"11 n1.1n •hr 1~nr1 1. Thr I 1,,1 11c ,-.,n11111 .. •1nn• r11rt "MONTIC EL LO'S" • EXC!.U!'!VF: AGE~TS ii n11>1r r' rr,1111 11r111 .ill· 3~~ F 1i1 t1 S! C-\I · 111111' "r !1111 !1n1r C'ot)tr11r 1 FINEST I SALE!'>. Lt:ASF:S NEED 4 • ... J Rr.nnnnYi s • • 1 )';1nr.v, 2'1 RA, li:" ln1. '.\'rf'ri f! u 1 r k 1<;:,!r All lrn1:r; 8-li s:.117 9f,,1(-117i !lf>R-1 liR "u' ··1 ''"·r:raii 1n 01: RE.\J:n>1:~ • f>\li i"T:'':' 1, ~:;rnplr n11 rr1111r,t . EXTRA C!.~:A~ P.ncl ~harp 3 BEDROOMS?? T•r 11 o::f1ri 11111· l~nd~.-.~rrrl --CAPE COD _--q1 ·r-..;r\nD rn.TY. f>.12.mt h"l'lrr>0m. 2 hllth. Hi11:h ln~r'I ; t~....., !"r,1r1;11o; ·4 Br!. r11r11n1! Rm BAYCREST --R-EPOSSESSIONS College Park ,\11-.:1011~ o"ner. Asking (. "'I. Thi.~ 1111~ rn hr rhr fi.r.~t 1111~ • ~ .. n11l ,1 rnnm /\ IPl',\I {'"HAP..\1 PF.f!SO,'\IF!t~D -:;p;irkluu:rlranhnmr~.~"mc SZ2.!li>O (.,4(:'{. ''T JJr. r IPl!"\\!I JRrrlrr<t m~2h~!h<. •CQ.F.~&CO .• .-i IUCI ~ .. 111 OJI ~rrr ial linm,.. for \Pr;'> Th1 1 hPrlrnnn d1111ni; 1ir11lyp111111rd&r11r!lf'1rc1.2 3RH.2R ,\!•:x1r11~ ronl.213 Larwin Realty, Inc. 4 (~ ~.l/~lr/J \\'\Vt'l'pt~,drp:<1,'le;ir1?i1r, ~"'rial ""nr!r ('all fnr an ~ 1 · 11· k ,. , R' 112 ":"'1 s1lllalrd n11 nvrr~1irrl !nl. • Ll)Vt:Lr 1-~1.\'. ln11nf' ,.. ,.. . rnnm homr 1~ 11 pt'rrrr1 ~f'I· 3, 4 & '1 hdrrn~. Srln1r \\'llh ii I" nrr~ ''· · """'' 2'1~~ Al-onkhu~I. lin1~n Bch 1 • .._ t ·,r1"'11111r P1ll •l itti <hn,"1 ,.., ~·~ cc·1· O 1 • Ca ly S190 in11 r•,\·s ;:ill, H URRY ;:,11';:,, 4 hr. ~ fl;i hon1,.., New ' ' " 11ni: lnr your P t"tiVill('1a1 l11r-pr<tl~ FHA-\',\ rnnv. lcrms, ••1\nrr. •""',....'"'OJ prn. 546-5411 anytime I ~,, ·1 * .. • ... .. • Surprise Package lill'-i,Tl R 1 I 1 l2il~, "0""" , • ,\\'Ill not last! 11rr11 Nr f11lnr" ~('!lfl'l] :oiitr n1o;h1 nit"~. oom or p<lO. rnn1 "'11" n.,,.. ·'""s"' Co rona del Mar BUILDER'S 2 V 0 -O s.~-: Barrett Realty j;~~d1:r;~~ &"~~~TT 9612~2.l RY O\\':-<t:R. $-18.500 ATTENTION ~ru·pn~Jl ' R::1;h ..... 1 ;4·11.\1 l' II ~~·;~l~z __ '_· _o_._"~'-'_'_'1_"_"_'_'_°'_', on £a~t5-1de cul..rlf'-~ac 4 Bedrooms, 2 h-'th~. hrr· pl a cl', da nr1y 17flll •ri f! home. \\11fe • plea;;er 1..·urh. en, and "'hat 11 i;raM lot. Freshly paintNl 1ns1r1e f, our hraM new e.:irpenn;; Onl 0 y $32.5(XJ. 642-S200 "\\'EEO It & l"l'ap" .. csean 427 Iris , Open 10-5 R·2· 6li' x 300" irirflJ for 12 El Toro 962-4471 ( :":..J 546-8103 Walk to the Ocean ~""""""""""""""""""~"""~I-.:;-.;;; out the treasut1"5 & trash_ 12 srp(lralf', rxcrL hJrn hnmr~ unilll. Asking S.'lO.oro. ~lake ----------BACK BA y LOOKING fOR tum into cash thru "' Daily Of' lnl. Prim!' lociUIOn, SQulh o!Jrr. . ATTRACTIVE 3 BR. rh~n. 2 BEAUTY A GOOD BUY? Tradl"r·s Para.di~ column is I c>f hwy, Vrf)·. ~hort v.'alk to _Lar w 1n Realty, Inc:. Barh, frplc, crpt'd, dshwhr, lnr ~nu'. 5 Lines, 5 Oi\yF !or 1 heh ,t, ~hopping \lust 8tt. I 21.i62 8?'1'()khursr. H~l'Jn Bch block wall, I a n d 1 c. pd , 2916 IRVINE, N.B. Need 4 bedroom~ -family S5. CA.II today ... fi.1 2-5678. I fii,l·l~rl{'I "r n~.i!\1 5'6-S411 anytime r ul-d"-!!IC. lllT""'· t) mi. * • 5 BEDROOillS * + 2 Story, 2Ln BA. l2e lot. Kecd q II i c k s.alP. AU lf'rms 1147-IG07 ~-·lJTI 968-lliR . Amold & Freud 388 E. 17th St. REALTORS &lfi.ij:l.'1 l:.C:"'--'--~~- room -step rlnv.'11 h\·1n1t!O::;:;:o;;~;:::o:;O::;;O:;::::::;:::;:;;:;..'.:;;C;;;,;;,;O;;:;;:;:;:;::::;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;.;::::;C;;;,:;;OC;;;,:;;00;:;';::;:;;;;:;;;;;;-,:::1np 1n, Mimf't;ung d11fl"renl room. hUli1" yarrl tnr the tn see' Beautiful pool v.•tth kids _ clnq to schools + lri!s of derk1n_g plu~ large hr;irh. f"or $fi,950! Call p11110 Gre111 pl.:irl' fnr Pn1er-fi.16--il?l. ratnln11:. 3 H11gP hedroms, .2 S©\\~lA-~£trs9 f'rv.•y-2 llhnpp1n,i;: rE'nt,.r~. Wolk >o eleo" "hml. Olf El m Ii %ii Torn Rnflrl. S2fi.;io(). Appl on-• 1 z;S1 ly Call lll7--0l)lfi. 1 • 0 -ru1.n Fountain Vallev I Thi.~ 1n1·1r1ni;: hn11~e ha~ f'vrry1hin11. Ide 11 I }lun- t1~1on Rrnrh 1....-a11nn, 4 k1ni:::~11,I'! hrrllY'Oms, lntmal rl 1nlflK rnnm. .-11 ~tom rlr.:irrr1r~. J::p11rkl ln11 rlP11n. All 1rrn1~-S3 1.9.;o. Rmk,.r R47-253~. Owner in Conoda hath!!, 111·1n,c phi~ lnn11ly 1.,,...,i1. hri:Jllarf', hu1H1n!., d'1uhl<' ;::ar11KE'. shake rool. Lachenmyer Mu.st M'll lge 4 BR Co~ra Me!.11 homl'. All r1Plux,. t tras uY.I "Jeri h!unio. htavy ! ahake roof 2 BA, rlln n n & New Model Home ll?P tam ;m, t B!k ro 111l 5 RR. ~ 811. Jll~I N1Jnplr1crl, achli & park. No dn :o Ve1-vll!1>o' of Ba.y &. ll!lls. 1'"orm11.l Realtor erans or Jow dn F'llA to , din, hrrakr11~1 rn1 . lam rm Call 5-16-5880 Open I lS60 Nf'wport Blvd., C.M. w/wet bar, [1091 -Ali.n \'1f!\I' anyone. ' · Call 64&-3828/Eves 646--5649 lol:r; a\·1111 -(l:ill build to e ves. BACK BAY ~our nPrrl~ WESTCLIFF 2 Jr.'·"IY PrP~lige hOme.s, 4 lVAN \\'EU..'\ & 50:-jS OP.coratM "'Ith 8 pro-Jll"<lrtiom'-. POOL 1n sought-70""(i Galaxy Dr, feuklnaJ touch, dttp Mt'h 11./rf'1 Ba)·~st '-'Ith aU Dl'l\'rr Shor"!. 11hag_ lhrUOUI 3 ~room + 1 1}~5 of finanon2 aviulable, 6¥0-1.'.:\JO Ope~ D;:i il! Family room . dnublto. r.tarung 1n lnw s:.o.@·g. BALBOA PENINSULA tirepl~tt. \\le 1nv1le your in· w I k & L QiAR:\1 Of' EARLY CALI specUon $48.~. 646-lm. a er ee f OR'.\"IA -&lron1rd hra11ry 21'N3 \\'~rchlt J)riv" f'lf>.7711 Open 'hi 9 P:'ol "1th rilr IT'O! ROl'lmy ;, ~­ room. ~ h..·t1h, k1lchen " 1 t-ilrins 11nrl ]('If~ of mun1"r CA:;:c:AOING \\"Aterfall Jn!I) c;pi.;r. :'\'"" m('pPr plumb- GOV'T Repo -an)'One can :r>[).'trkling pool. F-f"'rhider1 sun in2. llrr1nltlf'1-,;, l3111h on 2 quaJltv. xlnt conditiOn anti df'rk. ·' n\'l'r&lZCri l'M'r1mrim". 101,. Sl:?.\000 low, low down. Gov't PA>"W M>~rntr fp,m r'rn 11nr1 "'11 Pete B arrett Renlty C'Olt&. Appmved Br<'lker '"rm~ $27,"10. Brok ~r ~2•5200 842-44.t,,'i" or M0-5140. l_&f":':2-4:'.':':·ri..i1."o'...'~>1:"."-''.:"~'°'..-~-I-::---::-:: ----~nu~ Jfunhng! Watch the I Draw ra~I v.·hen you placl' 1!1"111.tt' H'unl!n;:" \Valch lhe OPEN HOUSE rolumn. an 11.d ln the DAILY PILOT OPE~ HOll~E Mlumn The Punle wil h th PRIN T NUMBEl!f O l[TJ[RS 1 t 4 lN 'TH£SE SOUAJHS () U"-15CR.4.MBlE L£TTERS I ~OP .ANSwt.~ I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED 700 WHEE LE R DEALERS 1 LOOKll 1 St11rt your lnrtune in 11'!1~ r111 n<l.'' 4 btflrnnm, 2 h111h, 11.IJ f11mlly • si7-t>r1 ::;f)fftal. 2000 ~q It 111 N'm1u·k11hle S.iJ,500: ! f11."lt ~".ssion, M Qown GI. Srlt!'r may he)p 1>oi lh buyf"'r'! COS1!. ~ and m11kP nfll'r. Larwin Realty, Inc. 2 ~2 Bmokhul'll"t, Hntitn Bch 5.&6-.SCll enytlmt Huntington Beach • MOVE UP • to qu;ihry, Jp&r1ous l1\•1n.11 111r.d pl'f'~tlge lnr, 4 I.ii' BR, lam rm . enc p;U1t'l 11,·fbllr. prof IM~C'Pi SJ9.000. Al! tl'rm~. 893.8SJJ Reel Estel• by Itl.;.o.458 Mc Vey SELLING YOUR HOME ? ~~,,.,, appl"ll lsal • \\-"(' buy ~ BR. 2 ha hnnu· \t'/ru~rnm rquihes. Pcrsor1;il 11t1ent1on. !1lrr1 kit. nr hrar h. $]1.950. 2.l yn. rxP"'r1enrc. NPrfls p;:i1n1 1ni:;. 962-l'l9.l!l. "~e,~.,LINS &, w".;,Ts I DISCR IMINATING ---=· ==="-',c'·="~·l>l--2'1 BUYER PRJCED TO SELL Jmm;;ic. l BR, 2 &, roMlf'r! &nut. home \\1/fgm!ly rm I. l.o\'rly ~rrrrnr<l, rm•'ri Pf!· husr,. rov'd p;llio. A pl'l'.Fttl:e 1 1in! All trrm~~ nr111:hhnrhood. 0\\-nn tran~ HAFFDAL REALTY t..1u~t M'll 8-l~·l·IO:i t:,~ ~~1-2.wi t..:ill Diani', Blrr""l-Ai:L BY 0 \\'NER 1 mile In ~253S d~ ~11 P""'I G '"C I I" ..,. . i:. ru ~•<'·llllr lot, 4 , hdrm, I~ ~"· lg f11 m rm. VA Reposssesron 1<hllll: r rpt ' CU~I r1rp~ .• hlr.tn 3 ~room 2 b31h. "11 hliin kll . Yr. porch, rrpt, 16x 11ppl111nC'f's. f"A ht, n i r ,. r/r>11 t1n. pm! l1'n(j~r-11Jlf'd. n~l&hborhnorl, r1hl 11:ar, ltnt.. r-.:tr11~. S'2!l,:IW"I, ~17-!\.'if.ll l"fl, J)l'1N"d t i!i:hl ~r S24.000., roR-:-.Ar.F: OR-1:F:~ ~. 1ndlly -won 1 la!I! 1-a:f' 4 hr l11m rm. hl1n~. l' f"nrrd y111rd. crp!rl f, rlrprf l'r tv'arl\ V\ 1"~11 Sii i,. 962-4471 ( :-:, J 546-11 OJ 11rir,. S .. roo l.<r Sl'll mn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 Avllll l'lui:-. 1~1 9!iJ..l~~­ Yor that i1 em under $50. Th" f;i~leJt rlr11w ln Ille ~·ei! try th!'! Ptnny Pincher OU! &12-~78 A> ~vi!' ·"-'=='-'-'="------cr;,_.. .. J.l:•1).~ ...... ----.-.. --' -----·""-------·-------~ ···---·---------1) 'J ).)!1. -·--..... V'-. I ' "'-· ·- ; • . -• S,Z DAILY PILOT Huntington Beach ~ Flr/2 ba--Gltn Miu'. bltn~.1 ----------­MU!-.'T Srll th!& 1>ottkf'nd: dw~hr, Jlil.ltlr)'. Frplr , p<1nln'1, cvrd patio. S'l!l,500, OWNER: 96~25 l BEDROOMS AL on l·lloor. Th is one 11 nnly ·I rnl.Jfi, Nf.'Y.'. ·rral'IS. nw11rr 1.~ otfennj( lh!~ 11pac- 1ou.s hon1r 11! IM'low 11~ a rt· ual {'OSI lt•r riu1ck salC' scc this one lotla;r! c-1.Jo ~ ·'!\•lid. Braut t::..tJCut1vr 2 Srlrrn, 1hag ea.rpet, t"ustotn dr11.Pta. o.1n101unity pool, he a ch rntnibet•.ship Fantastic v1r\.\' nf rnounta1n11 &. hill~. 0pf't1 llouse Sal k Sun :!3191 Telfair tCrown Va 11 e )' H1i;hlanCsJ ~9J--OK2:l $2'9,950/My loss-Your G11111 . ON THE FAIRWAY DAJLV PILOT .JS Bus In••• Opportunity Mon•v ta Lo•n 240 Hout.el Unfurn. 305 HouMs Unfurn. 30S HOUMI Unfurn. 30S Apts. Furn. ;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I G•Mral woNDERFuL c h Fa t 1 * DISTRIBUTORS as s • WESTCLJff NEEDED * FOR RENT 4 BR, l RA, lonnaJ du111\i '"' ACR~: Sf.eludtd Jll'11rt oC nrivr ~lnwl.v b,· ll'IT Susi;('X l 1t & 2nd Trust D•ed1 * 2 BR H ''O rn1, In pr"!!lK,. Al'"ll J.150 N H. 5 brs, .1 bas, lfi !iv rm <'REE APPRAISALS ou&• -Id I hill ' f' I ••-'l'h•" ,,11 i"• ''' "I'-L1n11rcd n1.1rnbero! IJl.!iTRIB· r "'" 111'.'J "'-'P & 11•~11)! I~ ,,,..,~·:r\I,· n ~ "" a~h\nn "' " " " ",.. C M I lrnpo11Jlblt but IT'Uf'! Gar. [lfllfllrnrnt 10 s<'f' thf' rnlrnor UTORSHJPS now available 011• ••• nve1tmenf * l BR H $lSO <.01111 1~1. llnlqu" ren1al horne. flf thi.( rharnirr. 11·3 1n your area. Ntw ~1ULTI· 541-7711 anytime I K'd wd om•A 1 *PATTI WALKER $~:51110 on l:<. Rt-fs req 'd. MILLION OOLLAR adv<"r· 1 s comll". v nowt 64.:.-44R6 1/1 6PM . Sp111·1oui.. ruru:11r.nal, a truly --------· * 2 BR Kid /~t $100 17171 Br11<-h Rlvd., H B. n d 11:led ··PUDDING & }'HUIT LOANS'. LOANS! LOANS! • s ,.-s -*-BLOC-K TO-BEA_C_H_ rlelighlh1I hon1e, ,,a1r Wlll redec 2·J 1110. Save $. 842·1418 Valur Plus Ilu1Ty~ tM6-717L CU PS". 90ld through AUTO-We iivc the mosl. Privl\re , I BR T h $1 ----~:XECUTIVE 2 + f.'arn rrn. 2 MATIC MERCHANDISERS. d1~n1!1f•1:L Buy, lr11de, sell. * n ••· 25 li\lMAC J hr 2 ha rovrrl'd t f I .1 d JI l·r·d .1 "· Aw•ylmm<low·nl"~'~•i·••· Bltns, nu ('p1, V.''D. Po.ii. pal i ~ b·1111 ~· ,.01 ~ »1, r11C,liesun ·eck,Jia-qua 1 ie , you w1 I,,., pro· "~" ' · · • . 1 t10 rrp'..~. drps, retrlg vkled with all equipnit>nl :Zot:.!6 Nrwport Dl vr1 . Cons JW'L thmuJ,:"hOU! V11t·an! now. 1.~ L • 5'!&·8,31 and locatioll'!;, and be train-Coast P11\\•nbrokrr 642-8102 * 3 BR. 4 Kids $185 1 $2~:'.I nlo tall ~1rJPy Com· •· .ea~. ~Jo ----f"d in all pha~ o! this hiKh-l"ncd yd, clbl gar, Pet ok, 1 mon~. l!o111r f' Inn t r " UN IQUE 2 hr, 2 ha, pool , 200 Huntington 8e•c:t. * SUNNY * * ACRES * * Motel-Apt•. * S1ud10 & I B'droom. LOW RATl::t J'l!i \Verk·SIOO Mn. l>aily Ral1>11 Av111l. W Color 1V, Alr-Cond • Pnol, f'ool Table • Sound~ 2376 Newport Blvd. :)48-97:i> NF;W l1\liNLR-unO'r Nt~W MA NAl.F.MENT CASA de ORO Westminster Jy lucra!lve bus•nes!. (NO 11 ~ * 3 BR. E·Sid• $165 Rral!y, S!ll-4-177 or ll~f...()136 hrarh. fr plt. No 14 4 I •c'LLJ•'G y 1..-.. Avl now. Child & pet ok. I l"vr~ R11y~1d" V11Ja1i:e. Arlult~. no FIRECRACKER :s"' " I. uurnustt>en--Hcue1lotRent TEJ 11r1s. \'rly only. $260 12131 Lido Isle SPECIAL!! -1 houN a wet"k sparr unir, BEACON R•ntal1 A\'ail 111:,/7\. $3."\5 1~·11 61 or srr nlgr. CASUAi. Calif. L1v1ni in a f) Ni(lld Go!! Coul'Se 1s the- l ront !awn of lh1s 5 BR. !am. r111., l b~ hon1f.'_ Pn1. fen. clecon.tl'd. J.78,000 Laguna N igu•I Rea lty l:IG-S0$0 •96-5791 I habll", havr 11 good car, and BIGGEST 4 br, h~1 arra. - ----------6 Berhnnn1. 3 halh, l11r1?,P 11 bf> bl k * 64S.0111 * $100 11 '""· BAYVIEW-Nor!hbluH 4 BR, warm f\lrd111'rranean 1/mos· ">'INCE 1"16" f I ...... \\'1 11 ... an 8 r 10 ma e 11" im-HoUMI Furnished 300 st-runty rp. Cltl! ,. J PRIM!: ·ml !>' nvrlll". '111 )OIJ ,,... n1ed11t lr 1n1·r~1mrnt ot I !'>htrlry CnnHn<uis, Uonit 2'1 RA ro11·nhousr, !a.m mr, phf'r,. ..... pat·1ous color co- -- -'l l1·1di11r Isl "'1e5tern Bank Bldg. STREET TO STREET hri•t S.l-,,ooor No r\o\\n GI $f!OO.OO to S1100.fMJ. fSi"cur-G•r.a ral • \\/HAT 11. Darlin&:! 2 Br, FuidrrJ RtJtlly 1192-4477 fpl, JeaM-$400. 644--0275. ord1na!ed aptio; -df"s1g~ .. Un1vl"M1ll)' Park I Beaunfully df'i1)ralf.'d or suhmit ~! HOT~! Mir. Senti nainr-, arldN's.~. / bltn~. CI D, patio, pool k -.-.---.-'--,--·-2B~n;n:-2-Ba.~lrplc, paiin, !um1shr'tl lnr .1ty!, le com· D.y. 83°0101 N1'•hts l•rw>'n fle•lty In< '· "· o<•I' $150 1N.B. t.LJ::l.Al\.'1 , Iii' hr nr l"•I O ll"'''d ~1 0 KJt•' ~ • ~ Hedroorn Honie ' ' aaj flnn/lt nurn..,.·r, to 1\/ew-· · boo h Rll rl h h I nr heh. Pool privLI. Arl ulls " " ,....., ,_,... li::i::::i::::::;~::i;:;:;:;;:;:;::::-1 21.:.62 Brookhu~l. lln!i;:n Bch * lEASE·RENTAlS * ALA Rental5 e 645-3900 iu· · nll, ~ "~ r, '111 e.1 w/ 111rl11'f'l'I Jightinir • Steps 10 pnvalr> Drach l por1 ln1ernar1on11l D1.srr1bu1. rm en(•I nftlln ht all! S290. Rrl11 rl'q, 642-30112. ,..._, 546-541 anytime · c D~l""r 2 · ,. • ------·-----..,.,.uxe RIO. Adul!11. No petll. WANTED $71 ,500 ii~~~-~~~~~~ltll~~fl inir 0 · • llA, 3700 e SHARP Bungalow 2 Br, ~·arrl -t rres . $240 mo San Ju•n C•pistrano 1 RR .-S\75 lurn. A 11rw f<1n11Jy t" luvr. i\ly Call: Pl'rry Ci! 6T.'l-t723 :: ~ew':rtc IBlv;i9;o Newp.ir! J B d 'l B t.'OV p11.110 + yrd, gar, sngls 962-21~\ UTJl.ITlES JNCLUDF:D o" nrr and h1:-; f<tnuly h1t\'I' Bryant Wiest R•altor Re•I £U•te. JM] •· ca1· , a if, . . . {' rm, . a!h • 2 s!ory, ok. Quiet Area. $170 ~'riiiEA~'iE ;, hr, rhn·g rrn , I NE\V .• br, c II. r Pr Ii n .c , Jm \V, Wil!OU 642·19'11 h<'r>O !r,,11sff'n.,..d. My wall!! 3:6:; Via Lido, Newport &a.ch Gener•I . l:irs:e ho11us mom, .Cilrtlt'llf'r. ALA Rental• e 645,3900 1 • I hu1ll-1ns. J.775. rno. 493-JO.ll - 11 -------~ f'Af\1 0US BRANO NAME Vacant. !mn1f'd. OC'('. $325.00 11 /w drpll. A''111 July l.Jlh. 9· q•~ HOLIDAY PLAZA 51111 rcho the cn,..rr u * LIDO'S BEST * s ·11• Sh · h 1 I or 4 J.-1..w. . CANOY SUPPLY e ~VOW• Ranch t}pe l1vu1. · ·•· • o1>on Y APP on .Y · ----o-------IOJ-:LUXE S1•ac1ou.'I. l BR l'lu~tllcr and h.app1u1•ss Iha! ~ BR , b 6<l -!19 °'"" nc<-7~• H F · "' a. x'"' ·""' Dl~TRIBUTORSJllP I j Bedrn1 3 Ra!h . 2 s!ory '.l very 11-g 2 Br 11rw cpts =<>-'""'-ouses urn. or !11rn &pt S13~ Mealed pool 't~, c~~d~~; ~~~~!i~~~;~0~ 3 BR. 31i1 ba 4.ix8S S~.:.oo ! Acreage for sale 150 (PART OR f'ULL TIME I llrl'pla,.;~. Vacan1, 1n1~i°ed ! frpl. Jg fried h~ck yd, lr~ LuxuRious 3 Ar. 11r nce11n. I Unfum. 310 An1p!r p11rk,ln.g. Adu.It.'!. .. ~ hriirOQrns i\nrl 2 baths p\tl.'1. 4 ~~D~ ~E~~~y $i~1Coc:1 FRENCH-GULCH~ N?w ava1l111Jlr. Hl Orange oct. $39500 ! r~nt yrd Cornpl r;dcc. SJOCI nin [sf.'. 21641 Zaniora Fountain Valley pets. J96:i Pomona, CM. honu.'I. rnn1n nlf1kr n1c lhr :1:n1 V111. L1rln ~'R Apprnx. 600 ;:otO:MtJ~ acrr.'I. Lo11r11y A~lnrl surrounding l\Jd.'1. & pels ok_ Ju11r $ .. 2'.i. Ln. 962-004fi. * REDEC. Ll1t' l BR. cen. prrfrct honH' lni• !'llllr Jani-, * 673- 7300 * nH Jbiy. ·!9!1 Af'!'n11 11norlarr-s arras location~ arP 3 Redrni. 2 haths, So. or Hwv ALA Rentals • 645--3900 11..ARGE '1 Br. 1-lou~r. 11-pli·. FOR lr11.~r -l BR + tarn tral lor, pool. carport, 11~ ~lt iOfl __ lO.l lrililer siie.~ + 3 hnnlr.,, 1·on1111ct'!'1al or t 11 ct ory I ('r1~1. $.150.00. -' frncr-rl yarr1. fl!'!~ wf'lconlt. rn1 . S310 furn; $275 unturn. adlt~fno ~I~. SI J.'ifrnn. 560 red h·,111 l ~m?c~lc :~*Brlr: 2 'fa. ~.~"·~ttf!1~'~1.,2k;~~tl~1~1~'. l:? ~\~\~ ~~.~~:"~·1llhyhf-c~~1eQ~~~::.'i~ B~~~~~~ S~t~p~~~S~~. ~ 1'~~ J~~: ~·=~'t 1;~:~ S200/mn. ~36-M70. :;~:r. de~;:~;d. p:~I~~ ~J::c:~ilton. 646 -41110, J,i ~ . .,1 _ $.J9 .. )()(l ,,1 miikor p;1vrrl roar! fronl-u111r fnr our candy !Nestlf'll, wrPk, $1400 'inn .• Aui;:. I 1inrrh, ll"".; Inert yd. !<:id$ ok. Irvine ll.~2--0494 'lr RJ9.-1273. DELUXE R11.chf'lor & 1 BR :l RDR:\l ., .1'2 ba ~ .. din. rm. 11i;:r. 2 n1i. on hra111 . clP11r Plan!rrs, Tootsie R 0 I l ~ • 2 Rrrlrn1. 11'1 R11rh, Engli~h si 3~. j Condominiums I 1'Wd A'1.l loK•.ESR79.:iotlR EALTY t'rrrk. l'tll. Jn. (;fl(l(! lir1ane Milk O~~s. ;~';~IN . sl\~r. J.ZOO •. ,k. 1700, mn.Aui;:. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 * SU:\1!\fl::R RENTALS * Unfurn. 320 ;~':.~kl;i~. ul~~o ~a~:~: Un11 . r11rk C:e111\ r. !r.1nr '"' A~k1n" s:~W.000 .~111nv . • (, Ra~· Shorr~ -6 Rrrlrm. f'n-I.HG est;le IY"" l~-. nrw-2 RR. 2 R•. l"h•.•, 2 m-SJ"<\ ,_;;,;,;...;,;,;;,c. ____ ...;,;;; .. · \ I h I I ,,~ " ·""' "" ""' G I Trrms 11v11il. 998 El Camino. r11!J Any lir nr ~}.1.0!::lO * 675-5200 * oihrr Jann nppor1un111r~. \~ry 11.i: 1hnt·orn~2 pntrnliA · \'ii.Ir l>r111·h . S~i()(). n1n.-Au.e:. ly de1~ir. Lri;: L/R, f'/R, l E!R 2 B11. tnh."*'. 3 mns $375 enera REAi.TY ~=========~~ nu nlu~t ~1·p rn 8 hr~. A . S . h G DIR 5 -----------5'16-(Hjl . ._.,__, '"' "'" HOPE GERRIE flf'r \\rrk .spare lime (dilys d A · R I I f rl I A 1 7 1 • I on · u1Jtins UlVF:l.Y 2 AR Apt~. Htal~ 'BY rrans!rn·" ow-c, o-" 1f ust1n-m1t orman . Br, 3 Ba, hugr * ·ruRTI.~~ ROCK * (lNf' 8 R c do 8 --·--------\ REALTY or r1·r~1. ~~.r 270 ! S3.'>0 ~S..1544 , ~·· pt1s w1111 rr r yer Pool. Close to shop~. t'mnt OWNER TRANS. I Sun & Mon 1.;,, "13 y1·, Mtn· an ssoc1ate ea tors (' nsrts. ne y1 . vai /15. :i. AR. 2 Ra , ,, , ........ $350 1 h & d EAST ionr. 3 hr, 2 b~. 40· lot Sl'ii''i CASH R~:QUIR~:D l1"t"t i .~r . . . . 4 RH , 7 Bil ........ , .... $ ... ' N/carpel~. walk to shop. & n'ar olf-str prk'g. Ar1utr.s, &· 1,, rai.:rr 10 have hi~ f;un-$66,500 213 377·125:1. 6•1'.'i-4400 6·15-33:?0 ~ f'or ninre in!orrnarion wri1r; Cor0nad91M~r * UNIV}:RSITY PAR!\'. * p111g. $13."I. Near B!'OQkhunit nn pell!. $16-0. DISTRIRUTOR D LOS AL ios :i. RR. 2» b11. 11lh!;e .... $:175 & Arlams, g.!;, 646-R959 iJ: .;o1n h1n1. ('on1p, lnrl~cp. RF.DUCE0-3 hr, 2 h 11.. K;.1 Do•., D•· .•• 8 ·· : . l\IJ ~!ON P 'd I O h ' OCEAN BLVD , "R .2, h , h SJ~n 1!141 Potnnna Ave .. C.M. J.f'ss lhan 1 yr. o!rl •I BH 2 .<:undet:k, lgt> lot Stoll, leas!' '" '" __ to:n _ 2.1 :' P, 0. Bnx 1739, r• • 0 wners •p • i ~R: :i'~ll~.f~n ~.:::: s.400 I EA.-ffe1:uF F Co11dominiu m. *-$170_* __ _ Ra , f11m1l y rm .. d11i. rm., I or trade. 673-718.i. 1 • ;., AC. $3250. F/P. Trrm.~. l.ol'lna, C11.liL 91722 Home BEAUTY New 4 BR Tennis, Pool I I I ~ l''an1 ily ·:11th !f'f'na10trrJ1 nk . l RR. 2'11 ha · ·· · · · · ·· •• • S3.Xl :l Ar . .l '~ Ba patin bHn~. atr1t1n1. fn Broadrnoor, Tur-Me.5a del Mar Adj. to Nat'! rorrs1{Conv nr urp fl l'\Ofl(' numbl'r. 4 hrrlrootn~. 3 haths. Nnnr· l BR. 2 Ba . hou~c ...... $3'15 SJ~!i. &14-4834 i•rp"· drP•. Ask 11.bOil':. ••" •1 R k UNDER '·'01100 a· 8 1-k• ------4 Af'l:lmotn 2 bath, hutlr ln.~. • r oc , .,... · · 10 1i car --'-· • FRANCHISE 11mir vii'""'· iruly 11n our. Condo. Fur n . o r rl1scfltHll plan. 880 c,n1cr BE:AUT IJo-uL 4 hr, 2 ba. new • 20 AC. SllOO per 11r. nil or <'ilfJ'*rin~. r\1<1pe~. lra~t $2S.i (i' d h"ll nar1 h1•' 11 .... ;i.y fronl;t"r. All VIVlANE WOODARD Jll"r !TIO. f'hrine 1...on~ Beach ~tanr1fng homr, luxury llP--\.·. re I Unfurn. 325 Si., CM, 642·11340 ~hai:: c:rpli; &· ni~ny cu5tom , . ., , .. ,,.. "" w-· 11011111'11. $7.ltl Jlt'r n1nn1n ------~---\ I \\'" ,., c.m,~ 11111. Xl!H lf't'lll S. Con1', In COSMETICS ~·.1 -4~'1-.1\, General I NE\VLY painted I Br furn Palurl'.~. .., , "" 1)1 .1•r;u1y lf.'Ai;r Call t-.1r. D C"I """ r2· I ~ill'rn1ood Ui.kr R k r . ,\ ~UA!"IDI.'\RY OF GENl'.'.R· R \\'llh nrw w/w rrp!s & rlrp!. 1·. ·" .. ,.,v-.J :J. n.(:rrs ror 11pp1 n1.1.11.;.·il. Rl·.Al,'I''' N 1 1 1.J o b "l!1rllil, ---1~eullor 64·l--41i7fl. AL FOODS. No franchise 1 _ 2 BEDROOM, 2 hath. palJo, rw urn. Vf.'r,v fJU r1. S13S. N•wport Beach ----rre; .$600 1111111mutn inven-3 RR~2-R11~All-bl1n-;:-inrld--; t:111v. Park Crnh'r. \n•ine I fl'l(ll, nr11r H11rhnr & .San n1n 523 Rern11rd St. Cal! "SINCE 1946" T STIC POOL I I Arrr fully iniprovl'rl un-1ory . Cnrnrletr IT11!ning & I lrrrzrr rrfrt£ d.~h1>o'hr. Cilll A11ylime 833-011.20 1)1rJ:?:O F1 rr\\aV, $22(1 pr 64fi.-.()72S I \\• 1 n k Rlrl FAN A r1rri;:rnund uli.\, nr '.'hor.nix ,. 1 ,., . .,1 'd, '""'O, "'·••" .·•d" -I ------~I s1 rsrrn na11 ~. ron1111uaJ £U1d1111c:e at no "''" '" ~,,,,//,,rrh ,. •1· '"' ''' ,. ·· 1 n10111h. 67;,...4930, ask forausrNESS Unii·rr~lly\',~rk an1 ~,()()sq, fl . R('('rt>at1on A.v ownrr,S.l.JO(J.fi.\l ·00.11 , 645_0111 hll',I' s,::~:i inn. Yrll!'I). . 13,.,·k. mrns ~per t 11l R R .. 1 1 1 _ --('fl~t . l'nr your pPrsonal 111-R . "-Sll wkly rate~ now off..,rrrl tn D 833 0101 N . ht un1pu s Q()01 111.1 iUl!:C Bu•'iness Property 154 41 fi7,\.-:i:!~~. 4%---'.l~:1 :1. 3 A . '.l ha ,~,1HI.\ r1n ... a -ays -1g s h 11 "-d 1 1er1"1e .... · 1n Ora11£e County • w. ltrio, COSTA Wis.ti. I R . A s•2· T-ownhouso Unlur-n. 33S rv<'ryone. J.n1v A~ S:l6 wk. u1 -in \.\rl ,_,.,ran µoo 111-2--, -----3 R . '.l b!I s. tra1n1 ·· ".1 lllr . makt lhl~ a home /or HEAR'ro!S;,1.ntlrmrn1ehu~. call CfJLLf'X'T: E!'.l;I!-: RR. 1 2 H;i Dupll'x, 3 Al11" h11 !111n rm s.:i2:, Seal.Ark l'llotel, 230 1 Npt f .1 -Alo 8 k h k l:OLDRF:ss 121:\1 7l\2-1110, 0 IN"'vP-,_·.N-SIVf' •. S!\/rrl, nrw r·pt•. rlrp<;. 1 . · .~ ; . · !""" Huntington Beach Rlvrt. &hi-144.'i. 1'1"a! arn1 y en)f>yn1en1. ( 1nl'SS 11t.,.>1, 111· In ar r .... r .. · , "" vrry S:Z:iOtmn \Tl • 675-614, · l Rfl. :l v~. ,.1rn11n ··· · ·""' and 111,.. l11·1n~ 1s e;1,s,v 1n th is 4 hedroom~. 2 bath~. br;ind Lot~. from Ori ~1ar In ra-FAMO-US ] lc.vrl\ 2 RR 11rw rlcf'Or. t:.4f, .1290 -Y ;:i or ·I BH. :z•, hath11. l11n11l.1· 1·rn * J BR, J'11 BATH. Pool !..· $25-Per-Week & Up rhllrrnirii.: up~drd J bed· roew "shag" W/W e.11.rpe11ng brillo 1mn1rd E. 226 J)r.I ronnrrly o.-c;up1rrl hy 0'1·n· _ .. ..:_:_ · t'1l1n1 S~~ in $l:iO Rrr, Rroolihursl k Ad11.rn.~. RACHELOR k 1 BR. SUMMERTIME JVJ<ltn :l', halhs 10\\nhnuSf', anr1 ex1s1ing GI Lnan 11uy-r.111r, $~.:.on. 4!12.fi\5."1. NEY. SALOON rr, r·ncr\ yd. $Hi.i. Colta Mesa 4 RR 21, ha., l11mily roon1, $2!0/nio. Ulil pd. 64;j..():'16j, 1V "'-n1aid ~erv 11vai.t. f'rofc-;~i.111;1,ll.1• landS!'itJIMI. nn,. can l'l~.·un1t suhjl'Ct 10 1-Commerc·i•t ALA Rentals e 645·3900 .lif'll.ho111!'~ Jron1 J.335 !o S36a ------3SO 450 VictoriA. C.M. 3 BR 2 BA $2 15 · OTIJE'RS Oupl•x•s Unfurn. f'lr•. L!il!a~r r1oor <'j)f'rt('r ii,-.,'', a11nu11J ~rccnlal!" Property l58 • Wf'~ HAVI-. FURN. Br 11pr Arlull pluo; tn:iny oihf'r Ad clcrt fea· r 111e. Better st't" tht!i one ~O· Must hf' l")ld tn S('H]f' r~la l,., •ISLAND l.111n I Br, N1cP-r·1n•1•I, rlhl 11;11r. f<'tWrd m r I Costa Mes• 1100111n only. No smoking. Hin·• $32_'j:1') I d•y. :'>.1in. ol SJCKXI rlown rr-INVESTMENTS (;ood P~Y in liqll<lr, 2am1ni;: 1.1· furn. U111 1lfi. t;r11h 11 ln1 for hoar. trlr rrr. r!nnkini:: or jlf'I.• 19 411 quired \VITI-I "MA.Jnrt·• I.· fro:>d. $7:'.>,000 .,.,, JO',, tlO"' fnr 0111.v SJ7.">. f11•r rnN TO BUY $:l.->,'1'1() DUPLEX, Jll22 Victoria. 2 FulJrrton Ai·"· ('.i\1, ~11·1046 · .. ·. · .. · red h1"ll 1 Wal.ker & Lee TENANTS-L~:A.C::EBACl\S ri'l"""· Call or "Tile '111r I ALA Rentals • 645-3900 -Rl\ll ._ &16·~~2-2'~21 _ / hr, bltn~. 1·rpls, r1rp.~. p11lio I BR. I -R 1 1·11ss IU11l, Vi rginia City, -. BR-. Ut'il-. pd. 1150-. gar. $170. ::.t.~. ' -t rp c. bcami;., patir>, I I OFrlCF. i .l RH & l~n. 2 ba rthl J.:l'lr, Arl11I!. Ut1 J [Hi. Sl.iZt !'n'l. I 279n Harbor Alvrl. at Adams CO:\IM~~RCl1\I. Nev. R9-I~---t'0."1rt. rurn. Chilrl ok . lrn(·rr!, 111~rnsal. rl"r 11,,.,r ",'i lNCE 1946.• 2 Hit, ''lr;1,n, l2r rm.~. x!r11. Yrnrly. 0pPn House, 1~7 E. ~.i·0465 Oprn 'rit 9 PM r., AJYf BLfl'C.<:; TO BUY OR nprnr•r. 2.19'1 Collr;:r fir IVr.<tri 11 Bllnk Blrig li;,:P sn~:l i;:ar. No pr1s_ Adi ts 2J~t St. 642--Ri21l. --T-HE-BL_U.FFSl--f W .. R . DUBOIS, l ~C. -SELL A BUSINESS . Bach at B~ac~ $80 , $.11x111nn. l>~t-~~~Rfi4R iir1 6 _!,,, U111vrr~11v P11rli _o~~·_s 1.1:1 n1~/!-6.1:'1.1. -SHARP-2-BR-:-sf60 r-: ~:,\t.TY \'t111 l'11rk (0rti1C'I'. lr1·1ne Cdtl 1\11r1u1ir ~·.;:;.u~~n 3 nR 2' b . 1 I ro r11 IR .~ •• Brnkers1 K,3.!!.1.1.1 HOLLAND BUS SALES I ll11!. r11 Rrrlr1 . A11111 rk1\.\ 1-prn. ---.. D•ys 833-'ol'o l Ninht1 I Newport B•ach FURN. J-111! Pool. Adl!a/nn ·• ii • .. ov" Y 11 '· 1--· 8EACON R•ntal• ~ "' Drp~ .. cpts, hltns: 2 CHI' :'i.:100 f'.Q_ II. nf !'t1111tnrn•111.I "Th' Broker with Emp .. hy" * 641-0111 I 1ES.\ VERDF:: RE:'o/TAJ. ' Bf'.AUTlf'UI, ] B·. 2 h• Pf'!.•. 2272 f\111pll'! St, or 2 :\TY Tn1,11hn11~c. •I P.H . l1i * HO\JL th J ~ J 2 k -' ear.. pool. \Viii con.~ider huild1ni;: property nr ll11rhnr l116 Orange Av,,., C.M. __ . ,. wi {rooms, 4 Alt 211 h11 nn pvl p11 r bf>e f'h rlplx blrns lrplc + 642·9:120. RA. 21011 .~<']Ir, 2 p:it1os + ~air. lf'H~f' •r lrili'I' DP!. ,, AdHllll~. Cos!~ <"llr.~11 .fnr &i5-'1170; 540.0608 lll'lytim' FREEi! ' h111hs. on ii qu rr( ~trerr. 11'/pool ,,, lr nn1s pr1v1lrgl".\, r:<lril.•. S32:'i I 'mo y'rly, * 2 AR, 1·% A. Lr.i;: cloS!"ls. :~'.11~;;.,~~~ 1:~~~~~ ~t;~·,j!~~ !Y.l (a~: Fr11nk 49 'l '#J 3 i~\ir, l\ri!r , P .O. !lo\ lli6l. \Ve need sal('s pwple \\' Landlords-Own•rs ~;1~~ll'rZi\11 ~.l!"~th~~!~~;,o l $.17~. ll.' •. :_3~9:i. 6,\4--721 ·1. Nr ~hop5. Pool. Adl1~. Util S.l?.-ll::i Oll'n"r ii I .f ... 22· __ ._ ... _. _· _ • __ · _____ _ _ R•'T IL ME 'n'",11 rrfr.r 1en11.111s to .vnu 1.0 V-.,.L-,·, 1 h _·_·2 b 1 · I Laguna B•ach pd. JR~4 Monrovia. 548--0336. ----· -*MUST-SELL* C 2SIGNAl.C:01~1()!1-:1:-tll • L A • AT • IF F:;; or rh11ri.:r, .. <"111111,v • ~. ri.: omr, r, '1 · -19-.-.--8 L B h '-· I d I FOR LEASE l I~ .. u11J pd, 11.chl'lor up-.c aguna eac RY' O\V'\'. 'ER Rl'..:f\L RUY S."i.11,()0ll CASH Shop. (Pn1rr ._,.,,_ drs1rabl,.. tr.nanls on our h11 . l'I! en nr <11n1ni::. frp r. • r · 1 -0 · hi "h h h A'I \'ICTORIA Rt~A CJ! I A?arlmen11forflent apt for m11ture 11dul1. West NI B f 1 B! II 2400 fl Ai:rnl ~~2-2200 f;(l .YI . (.tros!I wntr \.\'ait1ni;: !i.~r . 111s, ,.s \\~ r. s 111:: t'rpt.~ !.: _ 2 U TS raul\ ll u s >f] •-Rrt1n11~ $12 .. 'llO F'lrm ALA Rent•ls e 645-3900 p11t1n 2 l'ar ports. $22~ \'n1qur 3 hdrn1. llnmr. I(). Eidt. &l2-:l.'lll.~ I Condo. ''1e11• or waler ,., Cc;ndominium• I c--~-~=co-~o l Cln~r to be-at·h on rill dt sar lighis. Gf('('n Belt Joc. f'ah-for sale 160 C'IU 54S..1961 or Corona del Mar &l·l..fli·19 _ 1·R1rd on thl' (l('rRn sid' ol 1 BR Tl'Qp1cal rool $140. 145 slrf'r1. ] r., 2 Bdrms. Only ulou.~ 'lfixlS rlrn RrrlU('('d 10 l\J ;>.665fi Aller *MESA VERDE h"·y .. at Vi<'toria ~arh. IApts. Furn. 360 E. lllrh SL Cosla Mf"sa . ~ yea1~ ol<1. J.3'1.:,00 Call -S4!l,50(! 644.1606 nr R1.l-Ol7.~. I "DOLL HOUSE" 6 P.i\L nr Sun. COTTAG&-Srn. rharrnini;: 1 3 AR, faoi rm, formal din Ou!.s!1111d1ng Of·e11n view, :!1-i ~2--160~_. ----~--~I · --CCfFFHAVEN--Nrar th(' bt-11.ch, 2 BR , 2 Ba. JANITORIAi~ bu ~ 1~ hr t..· hunk rrn. Grr111 p111in. nn. 2 frplc~. nl'w rpi I.: h!llhs, 2 ~unkrn tubs. 2 fire· General * 2 BR fUrn 11pt, nt:wly Ot.an , ~r.iry, nl'"' 11 w· 1hruout. in.irk, equip, arc!!! Slarl lliral snRI rrrqin nr ('pl Yr rAint Av11iJ l<lr I yr $.l:r.. ph1rl'~. I 111 m~tr. bdrm. All Rent Brautilul Furniture deror11tl'd, wt w crpt, he1tl'.'d .1 P.1 , 2 b•. frpll', t1P<'n hf'301 o "' •-f•• d -• 1 A I q" G $ / ••1 ,\1lulf arra $l!l.:1".(] ~Tlllr 01>on hus1ne~ (brt;ik r ~umrn. · .,,~, 's. nio Call fr.12-7,W~. :l.i7-28!l."> rr l"rnar r ,\ et'l<)T. n 1 ue !or A~ Hiile as pool. 11r. 14;; mo . .,,., ·5378 REAL ESTAT·s: rr1l1n~s. hl!ns, •·1e" d!'1k _, \ \ d c· I ---~ r Larwin R:ealt y , Inc. a .... 11y l \\'ill h,•lp lr~rn CllAR\!l:..:; R1111R"11lnw.1 hr. 2 or 3 hr. nuit 1 51 Sl"V;, 111 '1 111"11 t:&S-'10o'n nw. onr· ONE MONTH I LRG-BR.11pt. cnmpl lum. \1,\\'V t~XTR,\S. i\sk1nt: ., " --' k I hi '·'•l"h"" '•II 21.·.,s2Al"()Okh11r.-1 , !ln'i;:n lll'h Rrokrr<; .,.,tlconu• i!~ nn rnlal .c-ard('nfponl S2:1) lnl·r! id Olr!rr l'PI "f ·~1 ~vii: 11 "• '" w Uril pd. Hr11trrl pool. 1 l'IO (;lrnnr.,·rt s1 if! 1.!l !7::, .1 1~·03Hi *MONARC H -BAY * 1-:~,,u~nr ,eu,1idrf1 R r "' ~. f\r11 1,1t1!11I, sp;i1·1ou~ h.1mt. illlf!r1·,·alolv rn;i1n!11.1nl'd ,l RI: ~! H,\ r•rof~1onally m•in- .ii>t.!l:.O A,v oiitll'.'r. 6-16-9i2l 14,1411 t ' :i.uJ--filH7 1 1 IA 6~~9~· h111!1.1 n~ in<·lu/1111.c Nulnnt or i;.it.('().IO 11-any tme · · ~ l _ u.c 1· ..... nla!urr r11.1: •·rl S J fi ;> complete wi'th .S J2:if1110. ~R--."1376. ------·--C M •1, ·i··" «rnrrr v. 11rli1.rhn1r111~ .-~--1 Duplex •• /un'.ts BEAUTY Shnp in l..-'"ur1a osta ese i-·,1 ·"' 100'" TRAIL"R '"llohl• tor -· \\!:STCJ.l~·r-3 br, 2 h;i . xl n1 " J1rr1tril air ... •~ 1n pa!hway. your 1• r. • " .,. ... rn~il \!11~1 srll, $4~.9(XL sal• 162 13rarh fnr ~;,II'. C'Pntr111ly NF:.\R R.\l'k R11.v-t'11rn or 3 BR, t RA ntw pain!. lril.rls ro 1hr hrarh Purcties• Option plr 1'>1111urr peoplt nnly. 0 9 l11r11rrrl. r.onrl !rallir. Rl'11~. r-rJJI~. lrot trnC'Prl ,v11rrl, mnv $1 ~ + ur1l'11. fi-16.l~<l!l Oprn<;.1tS1 \1on 12-204 .. DUPLF:X NE \.\'PC)RT ('llli ·lfli' .... ll\O!'l 11111 1 hr. 2 h:t 11·/frph YR!.\' 1.EASt: lnrl. ilrm sriert1on, -----2-,~ 111 ~h<ip·iz $1,Jl 1n 11 l"O ••"'Tll 24 H DI H t ' t B h BLUFFSC11ndl>-4.br,.,h11. RF:ACH .lbrnov::1\11nr1,..~---------Rr11 . .,1n11hlr .-, SAnt11 .'l.i "'''· our •Y· un1ngon ••c r.c•l•••·rrl 1.~r n11 11·k 1111.le hy 1~·1 Yfi A,..,·, h1 ov.11r1'. (:OIN\. CClVFF.E sHnr 1~11hrl ~ll'HMll!'• :\1f"Sl0"1 R~:ALTY CUSTOM " .::17._"620-, ,,,. . FOJt RAl ,E~ ~.-'f'ACIOL'S .' .,1,11,.,. S1~.7lfl0 f;41-11'fin. • ,\TTRAl-l'f\'l. 1 hr, fi irn. ,, "f~1 l!nn1r Hl111~ '11':1 :-;., (~n11sl ll1>o .\'. lAi::un11 Furniture Renflll 11111.I-. ·<l•f'rl fnr ln1>o tr11a111·!' 1'1 1-!IRJ2 ---- * S38,900 * 1 Newport -Heights ___ _ Income P r operty 166 X2 ·~(Ii f)f'l\I".__ ~-·-'_rrn $I 'l:l r 11 f! \J \ r.. 2fi4 ~1 rrpt/rlrp.~. fnrd 1r1, \1a ll) 1-~llO~E 1711~~ m.1_1_ ."117 \Ii. 19th, c .. '.1. ~·411-3481 La Quinta Hermosa Money to Loan 240 \.\r.•trnin~lri ,,,,. ,.. wknrl•. ~lrA1'.. s27:1.:. Mf>-t~4~. 1 Bf~. 11r h1ch .. ,.h()(ll Q1!lr l An11hr1m 774-2800 *LAGUNA BEACH * c 1 :.:.c:;:,:.....:.:.c:;:,:;;cL--:.:.;:; l Rr ho11~r. rptl'., rlps, nr,11,v l ,.n11plr ptrl $1 71) + 1111! l.all11bn1 6~4·3708 SpAnll'.h Country E!r.!Rt, !Jv-~,..11 or lr11~P " l"pflnn Vi "'\" f'U'lnrll h111l1 honi r X:111, l'Jr.~r u1 !0<·11nnn Pl,,\C!·: RVALTY 1fl.1·'lj[).I :?'.Iii~ .'V1. ('(lllSI 1!11y., L ll 3 UNITS Sl>p;irn1r 2 A('dr00111 hon1e plus 2 unit~ in reilr. J block' tn hf>11ch. lrleal lor OWllf'l'• ()('rup.;int it investment. $1!1,:llO. C:111[ ~ AO tan REAL ESTATE 11!!0 Clrnnryrr !'I. 1!\>l-9'tj3 :'4!l·fl31fi ra:ANVIC\\' ···r.111~s·· hnt1~r . 2 hr, 1 h11 . !q1lr .. ~undrr-k, n,.,1 wlw !'lpli;: &· rtrp~. hlln~. 1,1j,fXXl ('1111 ~~.l-.»22~ wknr!s lnr 11rip1 Leguna N iguel ON THE FAIRWAY Th" r:1 Niitlel. (;.ilf Cour • ls 1he front lawn nf thl,oi; 5 bdrm , l1mrly rm . 3 blllh hOmr Prol~~. df"COratMI. J78.llOO •BR. & FAMILY ROOM Has custom ff'aturn: ovt-r· ]f'(!k1nl( r he C'O\lnlry~lt'I('. $43. l;(l MONARCH BAY Rn~t g,irdrn. 111rlum hA~ l1~h pnnrl : .1 hdr111 Mn1r ""Ith 1.11 ~!11hn.e: cl11•• flnor~· !.11rgr m~tr ~u1!r t:nrlnf;.rri )'Irr! $ii:..l'Vll'l I Laguna N iguel Realty 831).lOSO 496-5791 4 BDRM. 7 11 Mi2 ".l\O\ t TD LagUna Beach I 111!~ • l ·'"" s oan r!(l1·nrR!rrl. frn•·rd y<l $.!.~-, 411 1-lili~. 4'\4.7()fj.! REArH RATE.<:; T()() JI/GI/:; llli I,, Sp11cion1'. Ap!l!, T"r· ''"'r thr llr1i;::h1~ 0•1 qui!'! ;:i lin11~ • S.~0.000 ('!!ARMI N\. 2 RR. s.-..no nln rnn 611\--'1:1:10. L N ' I / { nmr ~rr 11s' 1!!00 \V I iri. r111;r.rl pool l!Un~cn ~·l! BBQ I " BR 'B -nr~'"'""''' -, ··, INl'ERf·.sr I ----aguna igu• f\ nirr:-1 4 .• a.:0.1>of'· • "'" July. /\ui;:. 1·,.f', nr $l1<l 1 Rf~ HnU!IP 1n i-our1~ 1nln, An11hr1m IRlwn l!nhrhcv11hlr L!v1n1 ·Only $29,000 dish frp!•'., rntry hrin~ ... rl\• I Ii l 'nit~. 117.i.fll\O 2nd TD Loan n1ol,vr l~r Arlll~. 494-27fl!i. f;!lll'al{f'. t 'rnt·rrL 2 k iri~ ok. NE\\' 4 RH, 2 RA. rl1n 11rr11 l\nnq·, F\t'rr.Y f";irm & 1 Br unf $150-furn $17S rr fish ponrl , rovr~d p;ir10. ,.. 1 4 Unus -hS21Zi,OOO Lido I sle -F./5ld!'. $16.llmo. ti-12-:i:i!l.1. + .,fitn1 rm, lrpl, rpl~. rlrp~., Di~ne,}·l11nrl) 111 774---09.iO. 2 Br unf $175 furn $210 L11rc.r R.-2 !n1 \\ 11.!lcy. i\111ke '•t lrr' 1n I' no~r. !rom pr nktr ltnccrl ard JM ----ALL UTIL r C , f'LACE RF.ALTY 49.1.9704 Ttrm~ ba~rd on equity. WATER\'RONT < R· 21• iiBR-w/-fr-plC:--2-h-,-. 1i-,-,.,-<1rd . ~lA'c 1;'70• ,-•24'4 -Balboa Island . N LUOED O!f('r. ~~2 2171 u• ••11 • " l "IO c 11 1 " • •' • "".... "':".'.:'.".C--:C--,,.-".'"---Spec1al Bonu1; a 11lver-2!169 Sn. Cn11~1 llwv. -• ~..,.. V1;, Lido Norr!. C11ll f21ll . • rno a a 1 4 pni, ----t-:URN . 3 BDRM. 1--0 co~ ME-S~.,--Serving Harbor arra 11 yn. g•.• ~"" ,,~ 12131 270--4~·l. .J.;7.7767. Mesa del Mar Studio Ap l-S"p plated candle snu!fer la $29,SOO .,,A J• A Sattler Mori;a;e Co .,......,~.., "' .... I kitchtn I. halh. Crpts. yours 11 you brln& this ed C11 t~W>n/Newport Ht ighll. f Jor tax rt.•Mln& (lwnrr. 11111 l11i E. llth Street ' Daily Pilot Want Ads have 2 Br, trplc. Ni~e Jncd yd. OfE:ERY ~ l'>Mroom~ 1nd Singlt girl. S150 util pd. when you visit our modl!J3. ntar Cliff Dr. Kitchen bllM. 1 ~~II 12 unit &rnboo V1llagr bargains galore I Close lo shop IZ· Garage. rltn, l~ baths. Fittpllll~ 1 675-3770. 4 bl ks s. of San Oiero Frwy h11.rh wti.!r fir., carpeting. on land contr1cl ,(, c;l\rry TI~ED of thal old funuturef ~~~~~~~·~~~!! U!il pd $195. 548-ar.-,o. I 11nrl encki6cd ya rd. double Balboa Peninsula on Brach, 1 blk W. on Halt HW nrs Rear varrl l11.r1e I 2nd TD. 1st TO 1s 6 Ii ?. Thi' JI s ttally not fl'.at hard ;: $175-J AR, I BA. Children I fi:llfa.lll'. Ju 1 I p&pert!d , lo 16211 Parks.Ida Lane. l'nf>ll~h lnr 111'.'~f"ll l pool~. ·7 mn income \\'I yu_• f lture • rnllc:e.U fini ncl•I • ok. f"ncd yard. 2044 Presi-ptun e 11 n('w Y c1rpetr A AIL tl(lw .. 2 Rr &. l Br. (714) 817-5441 · · ti"-/ 11 Id lo ~plae,, Just watch tM I~ · 1 d nd 1 d v IO"n int. nn S20.001 dr1 It. urn MeOWl dent Pl. 646-114.'i, 646-625.i , I !hmughou1. $26:i.oo pt r rurn 11.pr~: nr f'un 7..on'·/~::i::=::::!=:=:=:=::::!llll~I CALL 0 · •••·l.tl•/ 11 r,,,.1 columns tn the ClassWed ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.·~~ ~ r11rr.i 1r.cr PA~e 3 BR d' monlh -Mr..'l.a Dt.-l i\111r Summer ~nt11l nr yearly ,JaM!I .,. ;<.'-. S.CJ.ion. · in llN'a. gara.i;:t, C II 0 ,. n.-1 "A Way ()! Life" _ _..,...., ,,. ~· I F.a~t.'l.ide on Wf'!'lmln.'1.tr r. ---,;i ..... ')-,..,,, ~~~~:·,., c,.11u. f64~l.i!5 or SOL TEROS APTS. • RliAl.TY I LotS for s .. 1. 170 Bus111ess . I Busin••• Nrwly rlf'f'. $200. 54fi.-,ll:nfi, M•sa V•rd• .... ......, ~" or Irr orn1a1ion. ~ •• , .~• .. P••• Po•l orr1rr \ Opportun1tv 200 Opportunity 200 ----~----F.11rly Calif ,.,.ttln2. Arlultft R-1 tol 111 s11n rlrmrn!r, "'Ill I i~~·······~--~········· Fou.i~iOVall•y l RR • $:l5 \VK &_ Uf' -On ON'lln only. Rraut1f111 lizr h11ch " * TRIPLEX * ~ 2.Rrtrn1 , un1!11 wl!h r nrl iz-ar;ii;:r~. Chnict Hr1~ht~ 111·r11 You nwn lht l11nfl . $.11,!l:ll WALKER REALTY 675-1200 Tu1tln TUSTIN CHARMER E /Z on •nd olt ll'ffW•Y. 11utch clean COJ'nf'r unit. 3 Bedrooms, 1~ ba tha, <IOuble g .n.2t. $2.l,900. Larwln Realty, Inc. 21362 Rrookhunt Hntcn Bch S46-S41 I anytlrM QUICK CASH DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 ---------- ' . 110 7ui ---.. . I ntfl.~tg, ;h~l.v~ S250 Mn. 1.nv('ly Rnchr!or~ I BR. 1 hr R pt.~. 2 wardmhrs, di· lakr. unll~. . .~,. Q .... •ncr, L~~i\Sf':. 1 f3H, 11; AA, + rrJIO.~I · Al ~: i·11.rp ., 1\1~1rl ~rrvice. Pool. Utll pr!. \'illcr! b!llli, tll't'flratil'fl! .4:. 114 •1!1-1 .. 1101, AN dshwhr hl111. 1h'ps. i:i·pi. rlrllflf'.~ 54~225· • ('1111 67:'>-R740 e _ _ __ _ .. _ flir1r!lo11111 frpl i·. Swinun!nr OPPORTUNITY THAT TAlllS frplr. l~r fnt·rl }rl. rl bl RHr, 3 RR, 2 h11 avllll i tl, s7ri0 J\111"! rrnin~ul11, 28r. pk11:. rioor, rrl' h111J. pini;: pona z. Mountain , Desert, Retort BJ(; Brar r[rluxr, 2 hr mo11n· tllln twlrnt . 200 rt htun lakr. Excel .. u 11.round v111w. J.211,000 Will can-y or trHrle f(l r Income pro per ly . fi7$-Wl9. 5 Acrt!s rast of Palm Springs. S800 lull priCf', LA:l down l.t ~ trrm~ lo rifll'hl p !'rsnn . P vt ply. 1141s.11 .. n1,. Real Eat•t• Wanted 184 -* CASH BUYER * [:k)n'1 11~1 ynur hnrne, ~rl l ~I ff'I u~. S;l\•r tlmr. !!RV, mCHlf'.V, 1rnrnrrl !1rm nt!rr. Rrok ... r e LEADERSHIP INVESTMENTS e 11 --_.-.,. -~ • ~ _.,.....,. "'•' .n... nr ~rlH)lll~ &: shnp'£, Av11il. I rnn, lsl /,, lJt st + clr!l ninl( lnflry, ntwly r r n n v a Ir rl, pool, .~llUtlft , lnrlry I., pvf ira~ .>::i·~pp1.:::::....-:-~;_;.:,.u;.:-,:.•ri!. .. .,W:::... 7/1.J, $2 ~:i/rn o, C~ll drp.~"1~>--fiflM. S2'.J 5 /mn. yr. lr11!.C. rtti;,:1'.CONT!N t:N TAL .,.,...._ 9AA-2fi~~. Mi~Vi9io 673-4:'i26. BRI>:AKFASTS SUNDAYS. ................... loo .. ·-~~~~·:;::.:: •-":,,~•.,• ~ ..,._.,, .... ,·---_ -... LRG 4 BR, 2 BA lloml', 2 BDRM, fFT>lc. balcony. Jl5 $140..$16.'i. Jl'lOI J\H!IMn t.n --... ~ I I RO NEW :I BR, 1% R11th, .,, blk 11 ~.....,.,. ~. ,...,,....~ !rp c, b tin I , r\shwhr, rll"J)5/cptll, dwhr/bltnll, fncd Jo:. Bay. S2SO mo. Ll!aM! ~I \.\'es t of Be.tich, 1 "':.= = ==--':.":' :" .:= .::..:,.-=.:' wlw cpls l drps, rfb! 1ta.r. d ll95/ 496-Z'l'.lO yca.rly. Inquire at Apt. c. hlk nor1h ot Slater) 84:Z.7Mll. .-1 • -.K . ....,.. _..1199 _. • ;1 ia-.. w $3111/Mo. CAii Air .• JohnllOn Yllr • ' mo. · fi7.1-1521 or 54&-7171 . -";",::-'..==~ ........... ~ s.t0-1720 : rves ;:i.49-2644. ' Newport Beach Corona del Mar" LRG 1 BR redtt, xtr• Pool, p,atln, S95. Adult&. .._•::::-=.,._Iii -•M 3 br, rrpl! thruoul, bltn~. closeei, Sl.0. ,.._ ....... .... EASTBLUF'f' Condo, new 4 AVAIL Si t::; :z BR f-, b I AlliO I Bac h :~~~r, ;:.: 'i:::;;s ~ BR, 2\1 BA, lam. rm. I Yr!y only ' lit 1; 1.=;; ;~ 53&-6717. carpet, drapes, pool, tenn!~ 11 1. ' l "'k • --.-cc:c;-.=-:-.-...--.,.~I Slli. !1124 L 11. P 11 Io ma , mllrkel, •chool.. Lrase. SJ8j: ,,.,: IOtro 5 pe U1 «> bch FREE ulil, furn t BR apt Nr 968-62fi0 or 546-37A\. include5 ma int e n a ne ' "'.>-364• bei ch. pool. $135 up. C.11 Huntington B~e-a-ch~--&t4--4R3'1 . Costa M••• 536-3777, 5J6...7282, !>Jll..1366. LRG 1-Br ~diU!riCJ~i. sr.tALL 1 Bil nlc.ly rurn, J.l"4l p1.,11 Pflflri AIM t Nrw 1h11.r w/w ~pt, rlre R11ch. SM .Arllt~. ~~7. hlt11~. l1rp11, N.f.. Co~t,11 --- hnu.Of', Clllt- llnit- S375. sr11 rw:i nu tr\-ltvtl. :vm 3 BEonoo 1 ~. 2 h11th ~II It, 4 hr. l n-. lrt liv rni !•nlt encrd yarrt, w/1n11rbl' trplf', Si t p dnwn Mv .. n, S.11:1 rnonll'l, ~pr formal d!n rnl., f:un 111.'{t, clPnn1nw dt po~it. rn1., w"I h11r. h11li"rrl .Ci: 2nmt rm. C'ln!!n1,1n11~ <;'l"'111l- lni;: ovion, :i. i·•r 1t11r , C'rptJ/r!rpg, All 7pm, (2LH ~30-~7. Kin11.~ PIRrr * Y!':ARJ.V¥2 RR NR f., t'll't'll n. $111.~/mo. 67:1--5.171 , &ll lrlle !l rn111 now? "" Mr~11 nr lrWv~. Sui111hle ior Lido l1le wnr~nii: a~ll_:_M~ll93. --6_B_A_v"r_R_O_N_T_A_P_"_·_o_"_'_h• h11v FURN I Rr Cml11. rlrafll"ll. 1 hc11.t•h. Surnmrr nr yra.riy t 11 ll Arlull, 1111! r11 ll1. l l«tmo. 1t11!1"'11 Av•il11hle nn w ! v~~l'ly. 0 !')tn House, l36 E. l·Mo. n1in1rn11n1 . l·Bdrm. 201h f';f, Ji4Ui20. Rry111tt Wio>«t Rltr 675-.:lm "i'=--~·11 ,,,. .. .,.. ... ...... ~-t".Wt' ._ ' I 4fK"-"T> -· .~O..P:..- 1 ---""Y. '._,,_.. -. __ ..,_ ___ .:_, ~-l""' 11li ! l . Mondq, July 5, 1971 [ -··-I~ I •· --1~ I -...... I~ I -.·-·-lltJ! ......... -1 ~ I ·-I~ j!;;;;;;;;;;;;~!~~~~ I ~~~ Apts. Furn. 3'0 Apt. Unfvm. 3'S Apt. Unfurn. 365 Aptt., Aph., Summer Rentals 4-10 1;.;:~-------I Furn. or Unful'ft. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Lido ltlt Costa Mesa Costa Mesa LIDO LEASE-Li:: 1mnuu: I BR. aviul Aug, W-Orrutn or couple. SDJ n10. 673--J\81. Newport Be ech OCEANFRONT J Br. 2 &1, 1 }T !st'. $325-$37j. Good kids &. pet ok. Zl14 \V. Ocea11- fronr. ti7:Hi060_ 67j...!~!O. 1 BR, yrly, ~uiglc adult. pool, blk !O Ol'f'IHl, Slli. 67>.7:.!:Q or 644--06.37 eves. DELUXE APARTMENTS NUW AVA IJ..ABU.: Air Col)d -Jo'rplc's. J S1-1.-im- mirig Pools -Health .Spa - 1~nn1s Crts -Came &. Bil- liard Room. 1 & 2 BEDROOM 1-'RO:..t $130. MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE 2400 llarbor Blvd., C.M, OCEANFRONT uppt>r 3 BR (714) 557·80ro 2 BA, yrly lsc or Sunimer. Rl."NTAL 0FFJCE Bk:r. 642-4816. _ OP~ 10 Ai\f TO 7 PM 2 BR. yrly, new Jurn. I blk 1o e BEAUTrF'UL GROUNDS bch. sun dC'Ck, adults, no Spanish Decor. Gas • water pets. $200. 67.'>-2124. µd. Gar, pool, rrc hall, e \\'INTER RENTALS e lndry e '!. Br d\11nstrs S..nta An1 Santa An. e FABULOUS 2 Ill)', l1v rm1--------------C:.-----~ w/spiral strs, lrpl, 2 Hdrrn, l 'ti Ba, $1!S.'i tropical 1K10I. 14:> l::. 18U1 st. 6'U-4603. 'IUWNHOUSE, 3 BR, :.! ba, Cptli &: drps, bltm, 2 swlm'g pools, children OK, $225 mo. 546-JTIO. 2 BR, l ~.I BA, t>harp. crpts. drp.s. 1200 sq. f t. Available now, $165 mo. 973 Valencia, Apt. No. 1, 557-il68. 2 BR fa1nily Wllls, $155. Redee. dollhle p.rage Conv. JocaliOll. Villa Mesa Apts, 719 W. \Vilaon. 646-125L East Bluff NEWPORT BEACH .... DedtJr ..,..,4IM ..s .....,,. "" .WC-.,.., ... ,,..,., ..... ,, .. -... Md ,,,..,,_.....~ -•115::.. I -----1 _ . ...,_ .................. 1 ___ ,. ,...._,__,.r...._/ ,..,,__ ....... ..,,~!..- LOVELY hon1t, &!boa I&, 1'11 Wk 1.0 Bay, 2 br, 2 be, turn. ?.1o or yr lease. '197-l829. CLEAN Bach. apls or ~ping rms. Steps bch. $75/wk ._ up. 315 E. Balboa Blvd. 673-9945. Vacation Rentals 425 TRADB Ulle of 3 BR A-frame Lake Tahot-, com· pletely furnished, fo r similar accommoda tioru; at Laguna Be a ch. 213: '""""'· BEACH Coltage, So. Laguna, 1 Br. Village Center. ~ 111k. }'"urn. 4~1645. Re ntals to Sh•r• 430 Rrnt NO\V f'or Sept.! w/p11.t10, SltiO/mo. e 2 BR ABBEY REAL TY 6-12-3850 ups!rs, lrg front apt, ('Clmpl Villa Grantda Apts. w-., .. cs , ~ Four bedrooms "'ith balco11-Jt~-~,. __ ,,__, 1 t<.1ALE desU'Cs 21-25 to ;;hr Newpon Heights redl'Or, SIT:i. • 1 BR upstrs $135 • 2 BR upstrs $15.'i. ie1 abo11e & ?tel.ow. Gracious ,-... 'ii lrg home overlooking UCI 111 living & quiet 1Yn"Ot1ndin&: '1 •'t:Jj#fl \ exchange for typing & CLEAN 1 or 2 BR. Adults, no pets. Li:; kit. SJ..?'">$1JO. :!~ii L. 16th S!. f\R. ·&16·1~01. 160 \V. \Vllson, C~1. See Manager Apl I. for family 1vith IZhildn-n. I~-· gardening. Use or pool. I Near Corona del Mar High \~~-, Should be good athelete & School. Fireplace wet bar & ,,,...,._,' · ~ like booting. College student * * * built-in kitchen a'pptianccs. f acet!plllble. Write comp! LIKE LIVING IN 835 A~IIGOS WAY 644-2991 ,.. 4 backgroWld interest~. goals. Royal Suihti Motel YOUR OWN HOME ••• M Cold_weUA Banker ~.sZzt "°"""' ~M~-~;~}':)" ti1i 1 P.O. Box 42ll, Irvine. 92664. Santa Ana s.i;, PER \VK. UP 2 J3r, 11,) & unfurn. Cpta;, 11.naglllg gent !.~~ ~ ~ NEAT. N>Sponsible room- Complele, kilchen, l inC'ns, ph. <lrp:;, encl. patio. Garden Grov• ,.,.,,_., 9-0llDI • mate \vanted lo share small set'll, hid pool; TV & maid WILC:.ON GARDENS I P'Hl .,._ cottage. 49-1-5259 eves. Keep :;erv opl. Y. Apts 2 Bdrm ~tudio. dish\va.s her, ••• u '1 ' 1..,.._._,.LI..._ .. ' 1_,_,.,,_;_,.cg_. -------- ~TUOIO & 1 BR. Ph, 642-6811 aft 1 pm. w ( d , P a l i o , , n 1 cc Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apts.,. WORKING girl riesi«'s same (6 mile:o; 10 Np1 Bch. 5 1n!lrs neighborhood. Jnquire Apt I Furn. or Unfurn. 370 to share 2 br apt. ~S5 mo. to Disneyland! No. J, 13301 Verde, 6?.&-0354. Newport Beach C.M. 645-Z-J<IB afl 5 & wk. * 531•39:K> * * Spanish Elegance Huntington Beach I Huntington Beach oos: ~9-114:> days. ~1 So. Harbor, S.A. 1,-,..,...--------.SEAt:Lll'f' :\1anor AfllS, J CHRISTIAN man 23. looking Sunset Be•ch Qu iet Adult Living LARGE, J br, 2 b a. BH. & Bachelor apt. CrpTs, Parklike &ach L1111n1: for san1e to find & share Apt 1 1 BEDR00/1.1 furn anJ. 1,,· blk Shag Cpl • drps • bltns St>c:lud!'d, porch, 1ru1et dead lll'J)S, bl1ns, garb dispasal, I for Adults Jn Jl.B. or c.r.1. area. ,. Be tt!ul Pool. •AU Utll Pd end s1, c·hlidl'("n, pe1 s l'(ln. l i~ Ba J~vt pallo. l.32:i Casa Del Sal 1138-6159. -I from (){'('an. Phone (213) au 2 BR Sl-O sidel'l'd. $18!',. 7T.ll .Elhs. J J>!aren11a Avr Ask about . 592-5341. ' 1 hlk '10 a point~. Owri<"r. our <hscoun1. 5'18-2681. j 1 & 'L BR-rurn/wif. Pvt pa. ROOMi\1ATf. to share 2 hr Adul!s only.no p1"1s I ----110, rrplc in 2 BR, ('i<"va!on;, rurn apt S77.50 mo. AU 5, lpt. Unfurr;.. 365 24l Avocado St. 646-0979 li7.l-::~;; or ti47-{f.fl:!. e NOW OPEN e 'l<Ylfl A t • M t C'I -dshwshrs, cr pts, drps. Pets I £\IV\J P ~ ape, " · Just for S ingle Adults COUPLES or * FRESH-AIR ~)';;; ~a~~. A;aB~v:,1;:;1~: 1 accC'ptcd . .t•rom S14:i. SHARE n1y \\'atrrfron1 home SOUTH BAY CLUB ROOM-MATI:S \Valk 3 blks 10 EC'ach: rn patio. Uiads of doscts. I :.'16til Brookhurst St, HB. 11•/dock. ;.1an, 30-60 years. APARTMENTS Nrw 1;uper 2 BR, 2 Bath, Beaut. big :l Bil .1prs, 11/w H!d pool. (Across froni S.A. * 1714.) 962-6653 * $150/mo. 67;">-4331. Newport Beach lrplc, 1vct bar, beamed CTil-crp1s, drps, bl1ns e."l:Cf'Pt re-C.:ountry Clubl. S\90. 5J7-0'Zl: * Kl OS WELCOME * Gar ages for Rent 435 880 Irvine A11c. ings, panelling, p r iva tt> b·ig. Sl.:.O. No singles, 110 NFWPORT ?o.h>1literrancan, Move in Today. Anrac!ivc l[r.·ine and 16th) n~tJo. al! rec. fac1J. Adult~. J)C'ts. :>.l&.17!L ~ :l & ' BR "Pl".", •t"".~1"9. ·~ lri; 2 & :1 hr. drluxe 4-plcx " ~ ., .r.J., n !714) 64S.0550 No pets. iltarricd couplr BEACHBLUFF APTS . 11p1s. l'roni $16:i. Nr. IJoag All Extras. POOi~. prt~ ok. Corona del Mar ~a>o. 2 roommates Sfl:i. 2 & j llH, 2 BA, pool, pa.Lio, llosp. Adult~. no pl't.<i.1 17362 Kl'<>lson Lanr. Apt A. * * 6-16-0073 * * di\'. Nr shopping. 1!12-8-177 or G-12~1:187. S-12-623J or 968.7;,10. Park-Like Surrounding QUIE'l' -lJELUXE s17 .. 39,·,7 N e wport Shores I e OCEAN VJF:\A/-fROM •LOVELY , 41~';.in hr. j $11'i. 1 Bt·. furn or un!urn. J-2 & J BR APTS Prv patios * Htd Pools Nr shop'g * Adults only Cr[)\S, drp:> -~lnvc. 1 ;.idull. LARGt;, un!urn. 2 br, 2 ba CASA PLAYA, l•llh & $125:,!'.'12..gJll:t ap!. Yr!i lea~<'. N \V pi I ~lnut. Call :1.16-8:\G7. ON TEN ACRES M . . 1 A: 2 BR. .t-urn, " Unlurn. art1n1que Apts. 2 BR. Clea11 &Attrac. Cpls, Shorr.~. Blk lu bth. V1rw. Newport Beach drps, bll-u1s, :i 1r-<'Ond , nr. ·l(~l-9502. ----------1~-:-----I -~rhools, shop·g & park. Kids Santa Ana VISTA DEL MESA nk. No pets. 8.'ll)..l:-,-111. Fir!places / priv, pa1tos. 1777 Santa Ana A11e., CM Pool! Tennis Conlnt'I Bldsl J\1gr. Apt llJ 646.j,",.(2 900 Sea Lane, Cdl\I 644·26ll LARGE 2 BR. 2 BA. :! BR. No (·hildrrn 1>r pets. (f..facArtbur nr COllst H\\')') ,\PT. UPSTAIRS \\';111•r 1mul. Slj(J, Call CHILDREN \\'EU'O:\JJ.; . X:!-~'.:1"1. 3 BR, 3 ba. blt1m;; :1 yr oJld. All .-Irr Inc (:0111 i\1f'dall!on j 2-H;-St3o0/_m_n_.-""·-,-M·-,-,-A-pl 1700 fl lo"rr dup!":-. unit. k1tch. J-7801 Sl.&!cr, JIB Owner. \Valk lo twai·h, ~hu1)p1ng, 2466 Santa Ana Av e. :i29-20;i.~. school. tia.~. 11·ah-r. C"llrrlt•n. 642-1131 A fternoon --.-2Rr$11·,·,,-,,.-o-- CAN'T BE BEAT SJNGLt: STOR\' .South Sea AlniO!IJlhcre 2 BR. -1 BA111 C1trPt·I~ & <lrp~ .\1r Cond111011rd Apartments 1 I.:. ~ BR. furn. & Vnl. Dish· ''ashl'r. ~to1P and RrfriJ:". Shas-f'!'Jl!'J::-L1 g Rr1· center. RENT Stans $l!'t:"1 Tustin & M esa D rive * 54S-48SS * --.-Nice-.--1ng Cpt,fdrp~ 1r11·J. ~·r ------ Le.".,,, •-/n>". ~-''? At·acia. e REGENC Y e 7S:11 Sla1rr, HB J'1·1va1p Palin., 711f' nuist hcautlful v1r1v ol 12.x::o GARAGI::. ~20/mti. ::!176 Plal-enti<t, C.l\f. t'RearJ C<ill bllvn 1 ,i:, 5 Jim., li:l&-4120. GARAGE \VANTED in Cdl\1 i fur storage only. P .O. Box 36.J, Cd~l. Office Rental ===i OFFICE SPACE MARINER'S MILE .1€.c Per sq. lt. All uulitics paid An1plr Parking lip 10 2,000 sq. IL ~1anne Ol'll'ntalrd hu~1nr~~ 67~356~°".:dul~~ p~~l'rl. li\1i\1AC. :! BR. l Ba . Sh;1g {)\\'IH'r: 5i9-;n·~ 11~:,\TED POOL tlif' b;iy & nc(';1n 1n H1r COROL IDO-APT S-* erpt'i::, srlf i·le<1n . .eas 111r 11, I Laguna Beach Plrt11y uf l.11111 I !labor ;irr<i. 2 BR. 2 BA llc'AJ.TORS . * . dshwhr, ('ncl gar pa11-0. :-,77 ('aq10rr 8: Storag.-apts. for lrasr. 6·1:l-t2(}2 i:. _ 2 BR :)tudios & slN'e! lrvcl~. \V \Vilson LUXURY 0i·ran fron1 1 hr 1 1~1?Dt:~ VILLAl~L'.: iS--;;t;-Ana I S !\ICJ~ 19-14 $185 & UP. Dshwshr. l'rpli" · call ~18 360-Nt•w 1·11qK'1~. f'lrv;11ur 10 ~.oo Sourh Sall,• .•. ,, 1 673-4400 Dbl .. ,,~,. LA!lGI:.: Pool. " -. ·' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;; .. r-· bcar-11 & pool. S.1.'lO ni0. Jrasr Santa Ana • .Jl!i-l.1 .. .> I '""""!"~~!!!""!"~'!"'~""!"" (;all £73-3378. HARBOR GREENS orop!lon 10 ln1y. Itrlrrrncf's VILLA MARSEILLES MODERN OFFICES PARK your C'ar & \\alk: nr GARDEN & STUDIO APTS 499-268S. ~--BRAND NEW * COSTA MESA* ocean, nr shop'g. Nrw apts. Bnch. l , 2, 3 BR's. from $110. * ON !hr golf (~iur~l·; lit...,· 3 lleatcd pools SPACIOUS 2 Br, 2 Ba, beam ceil. Many 2700 Peterson Way, C.M. nrious 11,,1v ~ B!t ., 8 .1 La rge Clubhous• r1c , BBQ l & 2 Bdrm. Apts. ,.. lllO . C I I x:ra.s. 3:1D-A r.1argue.ritr. 5'16-0370 ·. -. '~ Child Care Center .,1.). S: per ino., ~. a I. 6iJ-4873 or :>48-798:1. B!'at•h r)rivil., lrnnis: W" C,;rca1 Ill'\\' 1 2 & 3 1ldrms Adult L iving F1r.;t Nallonal Bank Bldg: .. 1 _______ .c._ ___ 14! BR/I 12 ba ~tudiu, lrplc, on lease. 714: 499-2238. SOUTH COAST furn. & Unfurn. 2?.0 f':. 171h St., C.i\1. 642-l4$.l 1 • NE\V 2 hr . .! ha-$:!j(J n10, crp1s, rlrps, slovr, rcf"rig:, NEAR B~ACJ/.Nrw 1 br, I '~ VILLAS I Dish1vasher. color coordinai. DESK sriarc a11ailablc S.'iO uril incl. Crpls, drp~. range. fl\'! patio, rncl gar w/addi1 I I d I N d 1· J h "-la, poo . A ll I~. o J:H'ts. :l 101 /'l-l;icAr1hur Blvd. c app 1ances • Pus su ... ~ 1no. Will provide furnit ure refrii:. Call ali 7 pn1. P1trk1ni::. \\'ill allow t LM'. 217:i S. Co;i.st !h1 y J l(; .. !lS2.1 carpet ... choice oJ 2 color al S:i nio. Ans.,,.·erini:: service 673-4452. i " h l d r 11-No prts. 634 4!14-4481 or J2&-674:: schen 2 b tit!; f II ·1 hi 222 F A ' "OR ,,, ••• •~1 ... , ''''' ,,11 llaniiltnn 01• <'all ~!S-93.'!!), ------Westminster h ics • · a · ~~ .. 1 a1va? a <;;_ ~ h 4n~~~66t ve, "'" ._.._. u.. 1--~ ------OCEANFRONT villa. Sprc· s owers · mirrored \\'<Uu· I ..agUna ucac: . ""'""" I 2 Bit I BA * THJ..: GABLES * "-d Ind I h I e re · · tacu!ar \'t<'w, 1u·iv. hc:at:h 2 2 RI{, 1 ha uppcr-c:rpt<;. rlrr~. :Oue oors • 1rcC1 I g I· DESK space available $50 Unobsln.JC'lcd \'lC"' of bay .t: :! Br. 112 lla 11 / ~ar. $1~~-Hr. S.l:l.'1 illo. 4~1-4U:1:l. hlln ~tovr, t~ ('los<"ls. i•ncl ins-In kllchen • breakfasl mo. \\'111 provide furniture ocean. Adlts only, 673--6~2. Arlll~. C:pts, drp~. bhns, fnd •LOVELY 1-Br-furn-;,:;;;: 1.:ill'age. Quiet area. f'r l!i,i; bar • huge pri~·a!e fenced al SS n\o. Art~"·crins-serviC'c 2 BR. l BA, cTpts, 1!rps, ~LI 11 1 Jtaho. \\'!r p(] 2439 do. Pool. ~lalui'f' adults on· Shop I.'. Crnlr1· Adu JI s. palio -plush la ndscapini; . available. l7S7:i Beach B!vtl. I ~ltn~. upsta1r~ .. S~.l?ln1n. O~<t n~~ ~1'"· t.:. 636-4t20. t~. Sl 7:, on Jsr. 71,1 41151-'ll:~'i. K!l-1 .. 1j'.I() "r ,'!!)J.74-\ • brick Bar-R.Q's. large heat. Jluntin~ton Beach. &12~321 503?.larigold. 67.Hi:!.~I. Bf-.AliTl~UL '2 Br 1 '~ Ba eel pools & lanai. PROF!::.';:;IOi'\AL Bl<lg . .\,II,• l~PACJOUS 4 Br, 2·~-ua. all ~111!110, n1•w l·rpi.s'& palnr. Mesa Verde Ap;~~n. or Unfurn , 370 I i J~~I So. Bristol St. i;q fl. AJr·ron(t. tTpts, drp~. I blt-tns. Crp\s &.· <lrp~ J-:nrl Drr~. hhn.~. ,. a r po, r .t , DL.X 2 & :I Hf'., :l Ba. l'nrl ( '~ 1 li, N. of So. Coast Plalll) }!d parkuii.:. Xlrlt lrll' 3.lO £. garagr. lrnmar. fi4'1-Ri!l9. Slllll/111<.>. /\o Jl('ls~I ih1!d J:"Hr, 11.·.o & up. P.ent.il Otc Costa Mesa Santa A na !ilh St. C.\1 , PETE BA!t· Costa Mesa nk_:'l'~J C.:am..'..'._lO.:...::.._.J(;...-0~51 :i09;, :\la<·e A1". ~"16-lff\1 PHONE: 557·8200 HE·rr RLTY &\2-4:::,3 FAIRWAY VILLA APTS. \\ t·::-.r ~111<' 1 hr. ha ---@ I DE!:i1' space available $j() Newport Beach -11 /p;1l 1n, c·rpts, drp~. l;ltn:., .------~---1no. \\'ill provide furniturr 1 a 1'p<irL \\ ~l!T paid, Sl:!.1 f,. * Steps to Beach * ~~, I Renl~ls II ~] fll .~.I n10. An~1,·crinr; ser1 1 .. r 11°111· 1111rk: 11111 !1<'(;1Jt1a1r I 2 HTl. ~ li,i., IJlln:. O!'t.tn j . ;1va1l<iblr. .'::Qj No. EI 1111ti1r_n'll1. f,1:1-<'ll~() --1 l"i'll .. l\d1111 ... onl,\/, .'\"o P•'I.~. wesliB.AUZI Can11no j{l'.'ll, S1tn $"Li'\ ii ATTHAI '. '/. l~R ' 1 Yrl11 1~• I, .lv.111, .l1il ,I' 1 ... 1. ;\f'I\' 13'.:,llJllfUJ liardrn ~art· 1 Clen1l'nte. ~92~42CO-=~- 2 & J BR', ~rivate 1i.11lu pool • lnd1v. laundry l11c.' HA, , t'pl ~. ilrp~. lwar11 rr1!· i ~ * * "'. • 111f'1tls. Pr11atr J'a110.~, Pool, Rooms 400 • NE\\IPORT BEACH * 111i.:•.pal1ornlry. l\tlllsonly-1 3 Hit "2 It.•, hl ln.~. \'hildn•11 S1m. (;;1rag1•. Lul\uroou~1 r··, ,\,·rn~~ fro111 ('l\'IC Ci:nl('J'. I !:00 \., I A>•••I I I •• I I U I l.;J.N 1·110n1 W/h,11h, wulk-111 A•c-(~pl "-i'>'k'g ,_ 10 110 1u·1~. r:"t's. :.t:;~ Santa weco1nr ., ar}. "· IMll~. ~urn1:.ir1, n1.1rn-1 .., ""' I d l'lose1, 1>al1u, pv( •'n1runce. 1\11.1 1\1'<'. 1n:~--0::9;,, 11blc 11011'' 1.~ 11· • 0 1000 sq. 11 :(oc. Call: 673-36(i.l C..12-2"1::.J Eves. :;i Bit -Sl7:1, lf·S!l'Nl't'~ll park I:· Q li 1 c I DerD<'e * 6'iJ-:i$62 Near Orange Co. A1rpor1 & UCL Adulls only. ~PAC ~ Bi• apts, $140. lltd hN'a. r Ii:; .Shup·g Center. 3 BR· S2:1:1 ,\dult:-;, no pe1s lf.l.l.3.)~ or li9J·i ·ll:.. 1670 SANTA ANA AV!::, C:YI 1;1\ t:. 2151. C.~I. t.i424903 -----. From 300 sq/ft. :Ge sq. JL 20~ Santa Ana Ave. Puol. Play )d. Cp!s, dres. J\t1tr. 1t s. Joachim, Apt l-A Bltns, patio, kids ok. associated l--~~"'=.c:,i;,;~2~1~'~=--ll998 Maple No. l ~11S.7Ei60 BROKERS-REAL TORS :zoz~ w Balboa 67l·l•6l A1\1AZI NG Adult L i v 1 n g CORONA Uri i\lllr-.Singlc rni, 675-24&1 or 5-11-5032 bath, pvt "n!ranct for July, I ORLEANS APJS. Z2l4 Coll<ge No. 6 646-2'W 2 BP .. Very clean. NC'I\' crpt. Bcau1. I & 2 BR furn or unf Aug & Sept. SiO mo. e XLNT. OF.F1CE SPAC~ Apls. .Self clean. ovens, il L do Bid "~' 6T;>-J943 l"ves. fl(J\I.' ava . I g, WoJJ.J MARINER SQUARE D/\V fin 2 Brl displs, shas-I ·.;· L'd NB 673--4501 ADULTS ONLY 2 kids OK, no j>f'IS. $.l4j mo. 1 2 a 3 BR. Avail. Private pa-710 Shalimar, 64&-5136 aft tio, pool -indlv. laundry fac. 1_S~PcMc.~~---~~- APARTMENTS rpts, drps, jacuzzi & sauna 1'~U IU'llstl ED Room for ttnl, 111 1 o, · · · · bah I' 1 S18 \\'k & up. No studenu.. Business Rental 445 2 l 3 BR Units now 11.va1]11ble 1 !I. ~uge poo , (Nt. Orang:! Co. Au·port: Tui;. SHARP 2 BR-$145 for adult!! drsiring 10 hvc Metrima' Woods 998 El Camino. a-16-04~,J. tin at 17th St: nr. Wrs1eh!f), UNF. Patio. bllns, pool. admldst tx>auty hy t!I(' sra 41:, 1\1rrr1mac \V11y, C.,\I. i~ BLOCK Fno:-.1 BAY ,\dltslno /ICI& J1\9 1':. Bay or 612-9:120. ' in the prrs11i:;1ous \\'r~11::tirr CLEAN, rL'Ononii~l. closr: to :\Int ar('a $100 11k. $:!00 1110. 1741 Tu~t1n. Co~1i1 '111,.;11 Mrr. Mf".'i. ·roornr1"<0n 1;1~. !6 '1 arr11 sl'W•p',:::. I BR. SIZi 1nrldg 67?.-TlS.-, F ROM $230 111!1 Adlls. no [l('ls, ;,4()..(lfi1:1. Summer Rentals :\Ir l~111·klr). \1nna;:1•r ~,4~11 :i1, :1:12 <.:rnlcr !:it. ;.1g1• -------_ ('11ntrmporlU'y t;&.J'!:lt>n Apt~. ]~11 lr\'1t1'1' A1·1·. N.B. Al•I I:'.. REOt.:CTO\\'J\Tl!'it:,2R1.:hr l ':tt1u~. Jrpl1·s, pool. L' II 'I,., . ., -- ");;. ___ II · ·1• ~·1~ _ _ ~ BR-Fn'shl,v i·r<'l<'L" h<'alll I + <le , hltn~. JKJO!. 1thl gn r. Sl:iO-.S!6.l. Call 5'16-;il6J. - S2:2j r.1-7~74 PARK NEWPO RT ~ardrn~ ,t· P'~'I. N:tssflu • :.>' r . -JU::.T 'R EMODELi<;D--APARTMENTS Paln1~. 1'.!'l i.:. 2'Jnd !'it. **STUNNING lian!1•n 11pt, I Rr-house-$110, crpls-rang,. .. Bacht'hir. ~ ur 2 JWdruon1s, !i12-3&t;>. 1 Br, PoQl-rl"creat1on J'OOnl. 11a1cr pd. 54S Bernard SL T h I -:~.::;c::c7"'_=-_.---$lto, 645-0030. "A". 6J6-.4120. and own ousrs. Spa, poo s, Huntington Bea ch 1enni,;, .From SJ7:1. Acms&l-;;;;;;;;;;;:i,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;; 3 Br. unfurn $140. Nl'w crp111. J BR, fam ~ize apt, bltns, from Fashion l !iland at Jam-I' Trl ~!mar, apt 1 C.J\.I. drps, w/w cpl, gar, nr bocee & San Joaquin Jlills ON BEACH! A93-4481. 1hop'g &: sehl5. 962-4180. Roads. 1714) 644-1~. .. BEAUTICFCUC'!.-,-.~,~.~R. 42D ON Tiil:: bench, Cd!\1. 1.r~. gpl1t lvl, ;i BH, ~1~ BA. •I 11ks in Au~ il\'Atl . Call tii:~187a Ida)~ 11r tl'l"S fur llpp1l. :l BR. on the 51lnd Nrwport Beac:h. $300/ivk. ' Can be seen. at 4!l01 Srashore Or. or call 64l-J229 ()r {714) 629-~6. * 2 BR, upper, bltn1, cpt.s, LGE J br, 2 bfl, 111vail J uly A New Way To Liv• NEW 'l BR. APJ'S ON channel, 1 br 11.pl, i;l~ps drpl, no pets. $135 mo. 568 10. Adult&. Bltns, crpts. in Newport S.ach From $230 6. Boat uSAge incl. P1ttio, w. Wil$0n. 545--0760. CoOieie Pk. $195. 646-4939. OAKWOOD GARDEN Furniture Avallabi• comp! furn. $100 w k . $175. NE\V 2 BR APT. SPAC l hr. nr shop§, pool, APARTMENTS Carpets-drapes-dishwasher _,.,,,_ __ ll_<5_. ------ JSl E. 71ST. ST, Adlls. no pet!. Ulil pd. 1881 On 16th Street bt\VM h<!~ed ,.!:~~~=~~ii • BALBOA I s L AN D e ~ e ~tonrov1a. 548--03..16. I nd Dov D I IOTEL. Apl~Room!i. By .r.·inf! 11 er r. p.1!1os-11mpl! park;ina Day/\\'ef'k or Mo n th . 2 BR studio apt, dr~. crpls, 1 RR duplex -CJ'Jlls, dl'ps, (714) 642-11 70 Security guards. 6Th-36ll. pool,1 uUI pd, No pets. ~101c I n-lrirz. $1~5. util -BRAND-NEW * '., '' , * HUNTINGTON * LAGUNA BCAQI * 646-11197 daya: 6'12.-J., paid. 642-i896. I t Owt"r. SJ;JJ, 1 BR. f-'rplC', 1nclr"1r our • DELUXE I B,.-11". Ne -UN>"U-RN_2_b,-d .. plex-Pvl kl (A PACIFIC t'rom $100 \\'erk, up .w ~ lr hen. hl'11!rd potJI. i·m~~ PLACE RF.AL TY ·l!U-!liO~ ahop'g. Adult1 only. G11r. N-0 .v11.rd, I !'hild ok. s1:.o nm. 1ro1n s '' Country Club\ 1 OCE N VE H 8 pell. l5'D E. 21lit. 64ft-6Jlli ~>49-3666 al! 6. S{'f' 11! 2fU:t2 ~1111111 An;i Ave. ll 171~ ~.1487 ' ' Nl::AR BEACl ~I-br; l~~~ 1 DELUXE 2 Br. 111 Bl, cp\1, Bt:S'r'-.-,..-.--~,cl-oo",-rn-~2-hc,-,1 or ('all r"~7-0211. Oft: open 10 ~m..fi pm DAiiy ) pool, Adl1s 211J ~. 7 1 dr;:.. 11low.. M hwhr, ge.r. bltns, l»'tki, 1·rpll1 A-drp5. It• ll' 2 RTl, J's R11 Tnh•r. \\'fLLJA?.1 \\'ALTERS CO. !h''Y· lAR:. -4!14-4l8I, •128-fi 4· Otildttn ol\'. SI:-;(). ~731. S\j(). 642,..ql61. u: ' prv rni!Jn<(, rr(rii.;. til!n~. I LAGUNA 8r11ch-V1rw. nr I A aood wan I ed la • eoc>d Fist rt!!Ulll an! Ju~! • phOne rinol. hi'~! """n $ ~ n 0 \t'r 'll ~Ip ynu Jt:ll ! t;-42-5678-hrh :'! ht ~Ip!! "· 1 hr !ilfl~ ~ lnvet~nl rnll •1'1ay.&(2-5fi7jl \~7~: .... }-or hr~1 l"'.•tJllS! tMZ-5678 ~~l-lil!l nr 21 :'!/21~63116 . ..... -..-.-~ .. '•_\.....- 1 •· - • •x •,1lj9"• ---·· Prime Location r·fl~!a :\1r,.i. ~Inn• nr Ofl1rt lli~·IO. ;\111plr p;crking. St:ll/ ~10, BLUE BEACON * 645-0183 * NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH Al DAILY PILOT 1 WANT AD 642-5678 TLIUd11, Jo1r 6. 1971 DAJl V PILOT NOW! NEW! PILOT PENNY PINCHER CCXS'SIFIED ~DS WITH A NEW-LOW-RATE I 3 LINES 2 TIMES ANY ITEM • $ • OR LESS e EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ e Co mbined Tot1I of Items Not To Exceed $50 e e No Copy Changes • No Abbreviations • • No Commerci1I Firms e CALL 642-5678 ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT AD-VISOR AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT! . ---"'" ' ( ' .. " " r -- DAILY PILOT Tut~. Ju!y 6, 1911 M/)nd11. July S, iq11 DAILY PILOT 4 l Rent1lt i owROOM mfg-. &: office '~ace. Qo._y 10 Lquna loc 195 To $350 Mo. 494-46.il ~ustrial Rental 4SO ,••••••••••------- FffiERGLASS !\tfgrs &I Woodworkers welcon1e 2500 IQ ft & up. Xlra + ha1an:1 I Dre sprlnlder.i. 89:~:1575 ,NEW INDUSTRIAL , SLOGS . '* COSTA MESA * lfOO -1516 k 1740 sq It un1L~. f nv11.te ollice~. plrnty rif Jlllrkl11 i::;, nc11r SD F'rf'r\\A)'. ¢, NATTRESS REALTOR cbsTA s11-.:SA 642-1 485 U~FUR.1\/ 1/5 hr housr in ~11•pt Reh. wst of Crw1t H11·~·. Yr lf'asr-Re~pnn.~1l;lr fii m I ~5~2.167 I _,_ ----· ~1 12sn .sq. r1. Kr" hldi:: 'f/nfflre, Jgr rrar rloor 1787 Whu 11,..r s1. I ~1 Days ~&-50.1:\; F:1·rs &16--0681 \v;\NTEo--:--Unfur11 \I' e ~ r 1'5r .,..·pon houSf' 11 ' cpt &· ~ps. Yearly lc11sc. 6·J~59Z7 I I Announcements 500 1 I ~VE o~n1ni lo; one ~~~.I -:nbulatOI')', m,. n 1 a I l :-' ?J!1ardrd 1·h1ld. 1nran1 to 7 )fS. in sn1all 11ursrr~. Lo\'- Real Estate School PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM IN 4 WEEKS Licensing Preparation for : • Real Estate Salesmen l.. Brokers • Building Contractors • Insurance • Day & Evening Classes California Dcpartn1ent of Education Approved-~·lastcr Charge and BankAmericard 1\ccepted. You May Start At Anytime F or tnform a t ion-Brochur 9- FREE GUES T LE CTU RE Phone 646-3229 ANTHONY SCHOOLS OF NEWPORT BEACH 325 ·North Ne,vport Blvd . !\1ev.1port Beach • 646-3229 Edmond F . .Jackson Schools and Instructions T his variety of fine schoo ls could introduce you to a new tomorrow. For lurther inform•tion r•q•rding the D•ily Pilot Schools •nd ln1truction Dir ectory CALL 642-5678, EXT. 325 SUMMER WORKSHOP A CHANCE TO BE GOOD TO YOU R5E L F Jn a F'ew Delightful Weeks You Can Ex· perience -- • MOll:I ENERGY e MORE WILL POWIR e RELAXATION OF BODY & MIND Do You Have The Potential For A Dyna· mic, Fulfilling Life? Most Likely. e FRli DEMONSTRATION • Thi1 Thur1day & Next Tue1d1y At 9:15 AM. • Mor ning Cl111es Start Tuescf1ys, Thurs- days & Saturdays. • If Nights Are Better , Ask About Our Night Classe s. YOGA CENTER 445 E . 17th St., Cost • Me1a 646-8281 GET THE BENEFITS NOW! " lni;: carr; 0111ano arf'i'I , $300 I mn. 111 ~7-i!lii:1 - HAN-0-DRAlli\'-l)l'rtra1l;. $0 to s.·.oo. Line up now , llus What is this child doing that disturbs us? Nothing. .. -.-.-.-.-,---,-,-.-,-. I W I • I • .. 1>.'.fl w i ll r un only S{>Oradir11.Jly if no resronse thr arhs! 1vlll s r r k ·~Gr rrnrr'' fields Artmospherr 64:.-.i754. AIRLINE And that's disturbing. AND TRAVEL l ~I CAREERS Ptrsonal1 Personals FOR MEN AND 'v\'OMEN It's a small world for this sma ll guy. Too young for public school, his world isn't much bigger than his yard. Renowned Hindu Spiritualist Adv ice on all m1111rrs. Lovr. :'llarrra1.:r. Bu.,111c~~ Rf'<Hlini:~ 1.:1vrn i rla,\~ ;:r \lr'f'k. 10 a .n1 In 10 p.111. 312 .'\. El C:i.1111110 llta!, • T ravel Agent e T icket Sales • Reservations So he runs out ol th in gs to do quickly. Which means he learns about th ings slowly. Pity, San Clrmrnlf' 4!11-9136, .\92-W7{) \VP..L proplc who riickrrl up •·J'r<'c" male Chihuhuas. please ron!at:I 111r for I psprr~ for 1hrn1, 11nrl r11h1r~ ~rnfi("alr~. ·'B;tn<'111. {'h1ro.1 Oiarhr. <'t4··· 1969 Dor).('! t:anf', c;..1. --------1 PttEGNANT~ ,\rl op1 ion, El;bor11011 \ a! r r 1 n m.y I c(lun~eiLng .I'.-lnlor1nat1on. S(Z-4·1.1!i. • Com m unications e Air Freight Cargo • Opt:ra t ions Agent "DAY AN D NIGHT CLA SS ES" ACCll EDI TED: N•tion&! Auoci1t,on T1•d• & T•chni- c1I Schoolt . Aop•o"•d for V•ter1n1. Eli9ibl1 in11;111. 1;01> under th~ f'ed•rally ln•ured Student lot n Pro 9r1m. Airline Schools Pacific 61 0 East 17th St .• Santa Ana 714-543-6596 [ ,, .. .,, """' J[g] REWARD \\'ILL c11.re for rhlldrf'fl hv thr wrrk'. Loving carr. So r.i,,la .\le~a. fiti-·1.'>71 or :,.Jt>.-4•1iR. Yr;ir Old \la]" ~<';o lpoinl Carpet Service !-i1ilmrsr. ;,1i Orchid ,\1 •r. F9und (free ad5 ) 550 ti!~1 \l'rarin11: JO 011 t-ollar . .JOl·!;..t·~ C&rpP! & t:plwll~lr~ ""' 11-n ·11 h '' \!r;:inrr~. Extra Ori fi f OED grey k "hn,. 11i;1lr _ ...... · '-· •· 111 "" II Sl•ao1poo lr!'.'f' S<'Oh.;ht:'.Ullrd f'.$!. full ~rn11n \'t c· RE\\'ARf) Blk f""'<llr •n\;i Yorkto..,,·n ,(· P11 ca1rn Hn!£ s1andani. \ltl>u ff ', \'tr· i:o..oi] RetA r d11.ntt \ Bf I C nri;:rl':i.•rrs & :ill f'<'llnr -h .. _!'lfi~:.71\~. __ _ _ '-"· . Ca r n .1 1 _ ". n , •l:i.I i; ! I 1-t>nghrenf'rs &· lO m1nu re S:\f. li~ht hr n1alr rloi;: C•1uld ~iO H._li -I '·1· hl+<ach for ""'hJle carpP!s tie pl min Cnl11r ,(. Trrnrr i~J!.KY TrrTur ni<1lr. I .\r, !'iii'(' Y'Hlf ni\'lncy hy sai·lni:: \'if' Ynrkfn\\n & P1tr;:irin hlk ,(· fil!l nr ll.1rh:>r \'1r11 llll' f'\!ra lnps. \\' !l j r.in ~70~ ~ lf,.11.," T11.:r1· f{f"\<;ll'rl l1,1ni:: rn1 rl1n1111:: rm & hall \lALF. Rr;iclt' 11 ('h11 kr till ·!~~l .~I., i\ny rin .Si :lQ, rn1irh 1·1V1 1n F.· flc;i r·nllar V1r l'A!tT :-:11rp ,I., !lnl1rr1nan. $10, r/,a1r ~.-!. l:l yrs. l':'lfl 1~ lk!rhnr ,\.· ,\rt;:r 111s. C \I rn;dr !.n~I \\'1lln11~ tra('I, l<llll! rnun1~. ri.i n1~thod 1 6/2:)/'il ~H:l--471n, ~A Rik "/t;~rt n1nrk1ng.~. rh 11nrk m;.~eH. (:00d l'ef :v1Af.l:':-;1111r i.:1!1;;-fn~in ~1 1 :-li7'.!1i _ _ _ _ ;,3\-fllOl _______ _ N!1vl)l'1::_ ~h~rs._6·12~~1 :_ !RJ SET/Shrp .. hr~.1 fl'l"~rl. STEAM EXTRACTION M~TLY hlk ~::ii::lr 1111x 3 111~1 111 rcn1n Hr1u1nl. Call . . 1 , 1 11 1 \'If M2-J: ... i2 ;i111 : lir nn 1932':1 I rr111rn ffi(l~I rlf<'1·11vt' to LPI m s. l'llll n_1a r_ fl I · 1 u" clr::in. hr1i::ntrn &-drnt!or. Cqs111 i'tfr~::i .... ff ... i:in.~. ---1 17R ynu r carpr1 Guaranleed r!¥FFY-Rro11n rurir.1· .,..!Th [ )[l•)I . Frrr E~t11n11tr. blllle r.ies. Al l: C . I , . ln1tr11t t•on . I STEAM KING ~""· t;di:o m11n·~ 11nsr .. ·111ch 645-3 I 89 • Because he could be attending one of the finest pre-schools In the country. Sunflower Early Achievement Genier. Where he would discover the world of science, math, reading and creative arts. (Not by force-led information. But through discussions, acting, and other lnteres!ing learning 0l"f'leriences.) Ch ances are, he would even discover the greatest th ing of all. Himself. Our school is open all year long. So children aged 2 to 6 can be enrolled anytime. So drop by ... if your ch ild Isn't doing anything. ·--------------- Anna's Pre • School -2nd Grade ANNOUNCES A Fun P rogr a m For Summe r • • • SWIMMING ROLLER SKATING READING Many M ore F un Filled Ac tivities 2110 T hur in Ave., Costa Mesa Ph' 646.1 444 I ©"e t1G e ~~1 lr)Qnd 1n :\f1s111on VieJO. Schools & DRJFOA)l CARPIT CLEAN ldt nr ily. R..~7~!111. Ins tructions 57S Rt>itsonable Ralf's. I ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yQ'tJNG brn\\'n f.· ..,,·hUc PRE-School swim \es:;ons, Tomlin Svc * 55 7-9669 /' Gf=l l A member of the U. S. Financial Group • SEW-KNITS SPECIALIZING IN STRETCH & KNIT FA BRICS •nd LINGERIE All Brand s S!retch Pattern• Vogue & Butterick Patte rn• Original Kni t f'abri c Store Jn The flarbor .'\rea \\'1th F inest Selection Of Kn it Fabrics On Orange Coast. 2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD COSTA MESA 540-3268 STRETCH SEWING CLASSES Mor ning-Aft•r noon and Eve.nlng ~;~~~l~.!~12~8~~-Talbert :~:rAl;~~: ;~~:~1~nsRa~:~ Carpenter ! Se<Vicft •nd R..,.lrt 1 ~ I Ft'fllialr Si11.mr~ IRh1,. riointl Cap1s1r;ino ~\ Can1um CARPENTRY I l ';;;;;;;;;;;;;~-;;;;I •••••••••• . ' . -· i\1fNOR REPAIRS. No Job ·---------· I I• Vi' Csl 11 .... ·y 11 B, !Ir& rol-Capi~tr11nn. SJC staN ~y Too Small. Cahlnel 1,, a•~-C C G•rd•ning Gardening Hauling lat .l36-74n ~·16. ·1!1'!·7:ul7 " ~.... ement, oncrete ,;-;;:;:-----.,--- aae! & o th er c11binet1. --------.,,..-I YARD, &ara&e. c!e11nups. PR~ tll R"ll'l~"r~ on Anl~11 --5(5.&175 It nn 11n5wer leave RESID. Concrt>!e Specialir;I<;, AL 'S La.nrlscaping TrPe AL'S GARDF..NING Remove trees, dirt, ivy, Chl"' Be•eh. Thur". 30th Pi11no Lrssnns -,. I ' So T f .~ I & 11 c nlSJ:. al &IB--2372. H. O. a! 1rr · n r a in · rtmov,111 Yard l"l!modellni . or icu u&n na; • m A 11 kin Io ll d e r , bic khoe. Call JM()-26:i.1 Rl'i: studrnt,; 10 lrarn lhr hit-Andl'rK>n. !i.1!'1-9·4.-.r. any11me. Tr11sh hAuling, ltll cle11 nup. l,11nci~ct.pini;: aervice~. call 847-2fi66. =~~~~~-~. --.<.If'.~ th"''l'\, .~1£hl rrRri1n£. 540-~198 Se . N rt n70u';-C::::C:C-::-c--F0'1ND-~11\lr !An !-'tAnlr.<.r r l<".' (';ill Bru<',. 1 tr('l n1ns1c A~Y si: job. Rcsid ,. Comm'!, I • CONCRETE. Floor~. Repa ir sprinkltrs. 673-1166 . CrlM Co t rv~g 'ti:, , TRASH & Garege clean-up, I <'::!~ vir Garfirlrl !.i BushArrl. h;ickJ?r"1.u1r1 1 :1·11i-·M7R Inrlus Apt~. /\II type.~ p11.llos, rlnvrs, 111d!'wa!ks~ * L1\\VN SERVTCE * ' ' s a 1 esa, er I 7 days, $10 a ltlad. free ea!. 1 H .11. !168-122.1. ------\\'nrk. Rr1'111. frrf! c5r. ~lab~. Rtas. Dl'.ln 642-85l4:_ I Frnnt ya.rrl ;10. p<'r 1 n1onth. Shores, Westcl\U. Any!.imr. 518-3031. roltid-Pnorllr Mf'l{B N~r!h [5l 962-J!f;l , CEMENT \VORK, no job 100 h11 ek yarrl 11IY1. \\ef'dlng, * LANDSCAPING * I MOVING. &"al'All! clean -up I ~Y· !'t46·~3o ___ -I ~ervices and Repalri I EXPER. r" mo rl r I l n ~, ~m11.ll rea!JOnable. Free I y11.rrl cleanup. 962-R612. Ne1\ lawn!, 11prlnklers, ~r-& lit<' h11uUng, Rea~n1tble \VALLET found a1 China . . r11binf'ls. repll1rs. main\. No Esti~. H. Sluflir.k, 548-86l::i. COMPLETE [11\'.·n &: garden· brlr~. pauos, fences, wa ~. free e1tlmates. MS-1602. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • COSTA MESA PRE-SCHOOL 1797 Monrovia Avenue (Corner of 18th Street & Monrovia) Costa M'1sa 642-4050 or 838-5237 Open 6:30 AM 'I ii 6:00 PM SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAM Full & Ha lf Cay Sessions Ages 2 to 6 Years **Hot Lunches & Snacks **Creative A ct ivities • **Music, Stories • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ~·-·-·-·-·~-·-•___!__l_l_,Jl_l_'--1 .~ 1[5) Painting & Painting & Paperhanging Paperhanging VINYL paperhanging . spec!&list, \\'Ork ~arantetd, PROF. painting. Exttr I Jree est, D<in Schwartz sto_ry, low a& $225 wffd 547-:i8<16 or 846-21112. I paint. Avg rm Sii. A1rle1s spraying accous. cellinp , :2 PA I NT TN G : Hone 1 t, coat~ $15. Roy, 847-1358. guaranteeri \\'Ork. Ltc'd. I =-~~~~-=--'-~·I Local ref'5. C11ll 675-5740 afl Plaater, Patch, Re,alr 5. PLASTER-Patch-Rm Adda. No \Va!ting Accous. cei!inzs. 1 tu cc a *WALLPAPER* rtfin. Free ezt lm at e s . \\'hen you call "i'.Iac" SJ.S-3931, 5-15-45U 11.tt 5. 5'18-1444 6'16-17ll * PATCH PLASTERING P,\Jt'.'TING, pro!es5ltlnal. I All type11. Free e11fimatee Al.I \\'Ori< guarn. Color CA!! MG-6825 ,<;ri•c1 alf1t. 962--6143, Plum b· 9 5-!7-J•Hl. .,_--'-"------- p R 0 F !:: S S I 0 NA L Pain-LE\V Tak1111 & Son11 P !un1- ting-in1er/e:>:ter. H one z t I bing repBir, replpe, remodtl work l..1c. k in11. 54&-2759. new const. Free e.1 t . &1 :>.5JJO. -'-'~6-8=34~0~. =~~=~~-I ACCOUS. Cl':!l in gs, Avg . PLUMBING REPAIR home $70. Al.';O, lnl er paint-Ntl job too 11mitll ing. FrPe C5f. 847-4128, I 642-3128 • EXCHANGE painting ftlr us-COLE PLUMBING ert flirn. a pp l i a n c er; , 24 hr 11ervice, 645-1161 11nythlng tlf value. 646-3507. I ~R-oof~;~'.'b--.--'--""-1 * LESCO PAINTING T. Guy Roofirti'. Deal Direct. Rrs/Apl!I. 645-2399 I do my own work. &CS-2780,. Pilot Cl1151tr\td ad. 642-5618 54&-9590. * * * * Trader's Paradise lines times dollars * , J h 11 R C I"& ,,_,, ... ,. J.1c d C\'Jnrr. i\lasrrr Ch11rae. GARDEN I co,.. Jdt>nl lfy. 675-~R. n too sma . e 11 s . I I " • • ,,. ING .. A .. 11 & 646--4224. on rac or .Jim 5'1~-0405 ).:l yrs Joe t'XP. :">36-12'25 , , ..... "i '--------------------11 L~t SSS Babysittlnn cleanup. Ex-per Coll 1tu- • CABINETS a,, room ad-MY \\ray, quality home Exper. Japane~e Gardener, OAR~ENIN~ I' dent. F'ree es!. $J4.1&f6 ~28' un1filite SIS F/G cniis- B!A, CK Ir bro.,..•n, med site COST A MESA dirlornr;,, rrmod"li"'· repair . Wall~. c:eihns:. Doon Complete yd 1erv1ee. Neat mtlwi n~. P. ill.. u ing, H-1 1 •r VA.Jue .. o 000 .,.._de ' " dun1p1ng_ College Student~, I ousec ean ng · .,.., ·. ••• ferqitlr dog. LMI 711, vie. PRE.SCHOOL 5'18-4220, 64&-5219 f'fc. No jclb loo small. k Rel1a. Fret" est. &12--'1389 &.,;_567~ or 673_7521 for c1.111per or trailer. e~slde. ~.M. ~H3?5. Spcc1aJ Su mme.r Program Cement, Coner•'.• 547-00.16. 24 hr aru. serv. JAPANESE expt'rt irard!!1ll!r. I )!tq Cleanina Se1vl~ Clll ~ ntJ old Irish 5'-llrr male J8,I I.· )lonrovia, ~ day • l LIC'O Con1tr. Remodelina; Cmpl yd servtc~ w/ pwr E XPF:RIENCF.0 .lapane!IP. Carpets, Wlndow1, nMr e tc. ;,.i7.li091 <673-1901 eves.) pu;. \•1e. rlo..,,·nlown H.B. full day 11e1.S1ons. Planned PATIOS. ""'aikr;, drive, ins!All Adrlilionr;, Plana, Llyoul. equip. F'rtt est 64>-1796. GRrdcnt'r MainrenCf' & fU11d. £: Con1mc'I. 548-4111 Bayfront & dock 3 br. 3 bl., Re .. ·11rd. i~!l."l.q.1 progr;im, hot lunclw?s. Ages new l11wns, saw, break. Klll'l E. Kf!ndall , &t2-3S11. JAPANESE GARDENF:R, clran 11P Bay It Beach Janltoriil ;95,000 val~ FOR Tn1st :'otAtE-\1h111> mi nl ,l urf. U , hn 6:30 A.\f -6 P~. removr.5'18-8668lort:1il. Acld1tion~ *Remodeling 11ny kind ol gl'lrrlt!n 'A'OTk. ** 537-8814 ** Crpta, wlndtlWI, rtoor9 etc. Dr"'<I~ tlr trade for 7 No. Hulky lost 1n Wrstc!iff ATf'8 $\!! .,..•k·CO:'\fPARE'. &12-~[)5() QUALITI' f"rmrnt \\'ork. Let G!'n1•ick d. Son, L1r. 83&-1214. Rea. & Comm'!. 646-1401. ~ Balboa CtlVl!J. Owner --'--~-,-..--CLEAN Up S p fl c I 1 t l s I 1>4&!1 121. VArATtON Mother . G!'.'Or,::c dn 11. Lic 'd .\67:\--61).ll • 5<1~2170 J G ~ tr onlnn 1 67S-4l31. -"+. I .8P~""8" 111'Uener I hauhng odd job1. ne""' fenrr • ;:;;""c;;;=-0=7 l.O!!f-:-hl~1hllr -kil!tn. Rrllponsihll! \\'<lrTill n ""'~ll bonded. 64~lfi!I!. f Ele ctrical E.~pd. Y11rrl Work ,t. rtµa1r Re11a ~55 ---38' PACEMAKER fiu~h 1i ct, i!!th i:i! Nr.,..pnrr B<'ach "11"' for yt>ur rhilrlrrn in PATIO i;peria ll~r~. A r! d f C1can-11p. Planting: ~6-0619 ,· ·.---·-JR'),\/ING -Newport · Cosra drrk. FOR NeWJJ(>rr tlr Rr1"11.n1. ;,.i~~1 I. vn11r homr rlunns: ~nur di~iinrrion !o your homr LIC'D Electrleian, m11n r -EX-'PF.R. H,11ivaiiJ11n Gi1rdl'nl!r Gener1 Services flle~a 1.re.11. Ynu dcltver $.: c;,\1 llrt'lt property. = --I \1'1•·1111011 (h11\ 1·:ir l..oc;i! 1111n a cuMom pa llo dt-~till· ~<'iv A!llO, l't'r;ld . 1nl'lua1nal. p1ck11 p. Exctllent ""'Ork. S! CaJI 111 6 pni RU~~sr mArkl''nl11cl' !n rr frrrn ~~ f>'\5-fl'l 74 · 6-12-+17~ C0m pletr Gardenlna Ser-TH INGS h ,1 L 1 per hour. 642-3.">81. I ~.I" .,18 · icwT., The OA!L\ PILOT <.: • • · _ rrt r speciall)' !or yo11r hnmfl. vu·r, l\an}alani, M6-41i76 • v 1 005"-I. I' ect.. .~ ,,...,., . C'luslflcd ~ection. S a\',. RAR'(!-'!T1'1NG lhr nldr«1 .,f Qu11l11y ~: x fl,. r 1 r n "" I I~ L F.c-Jill.TCtAN. lir1'n~rr!, p!un1h, ff'nce -Ult: -Intrln5. '· \V ~I CT E ELEPl-f/\NTS'' * * EXCHANGE PRIME COM· MERCIAL LAND F 0 R INCOME PROPERTY. Owner; 558-Ul.Sl Have 1966 Old• 4-dr Dy. namir. Will take condo- minium or l1nd or 1ub- mil \Vhat do you hllve to trade! Li~t It hflre -In Orantf :::oun1y'1 !araeat l"ffd tnd- in& post. si~.567i * * * ITIODPy, ttme A: effort by , In Vrrv r xprr. t. rrli11 .t:;111l11f11 rtlori E11~n & ."-on11 I litlll<led. Small jobs, m1unt. GARDENER EXPER. I C.\rpPn!ry p11 ln! elc. fail re1ult11 Ar-Ju1t a phone I* uftotclillit (1th)·, Mfi-.4i27. Cnn11trurtion !)llR-(171\9, i, 11"p1!". MR-5a:JJ. C75-4952 54.i-@ll clll •way -642--5678 . , ________ ·--"--,,---------------"----------~----------- " .. _,,,._ .~ .... ------.; ......... -!.. "'.-· -.. ~-~~ ........ --·., J1'!.0. .... --~--; .. -I '8 ·-·----.......... ,,...._ •r' ~-.. act· -.-.. -• ·---- • ·:~ I I \ • .. .. DAILY PILOI v L• .. J l[Il] I l[Ill..__I _~....,_-=•__,J[Il]I ..__ _L .... _ ...... __,j[Il] I ......... j[Il],l[L _ ..... _ •••.. __,][Ill L_[ --·__,]IL~~·, Help W•ntod, M. F 711 ~Ho-lp;w• •• ;i..i•.;Miiiiii&~F~7~1~0,~H;•;lp;W;;•n;t..i;;.;M;;;&~F;7;1;01 ~,;u;rn;~;u; .. ;;;;;;_1~1111I ][Ill ( Help W•ntecl, M & F 711 Help Wented, M & F 710 Help W•ntecl, M & F 711 Holp Wontod, M & I' 71D EUROPEAN Dre,115malun;:. £x~rtJy Cuslom fittfll, Ac- cur. Ru.s. 673-1Sol9. Automotive A NEW G.M. DEALER Alter•tlons -642·5'45 Ne•t. aeoeur•tr. ~ ye11n. l'Jtp. I 11~11 a11 t .\perlenCl!d D!\f\' Tll t·lerk. Mu6t have top local • c.~perience. 5 day • 4() hr. CERAJ\llC !ilt ne"' & ll'~t'k. Salary range -~600 to Happily Married SMILE A LOT__,.ERSONABLE LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE GREAT TRAINING PROGRAM ' . Payroll Clerk to $500 Xln't co. k>catt-d near Mia- 1ion Vie.lo. Beilutitul sur- M)U1ldlncs -lovely ofCll, CaU J\tls, ~a.nne, S;l7-6122, Ab- igail Abbot Penonlll!l Agen- cy, 230 W, Warner Suite 211 , S.A. , ' PRODUCTION CLERK • rrmorlPI. free l'SL Saiall S6.i0 Rf'ply 10 ClasSlfled ad joh~ "'elconu•. SJ&-2·126 #200, Pally Pilol, P.O. Box JJG(J, Cos!a Me£a, Calif. Tree Servlc• 92il26. Ocean View School Dilltrict 1 =~~==~~ 2 Or 3 Ni..,ts A Week ""' P""' (no exf)9ri.nce nece111ry) GENERAL. fur Se-rv, Yan:I BEA UTY OPl"RATORS T'' Operate all bindery equip. SECTY. R .E. SERVJCE-CASHIER. JdeaJGLOCRANDAUGHTER ~tariaJ pc1«1tion 1n artlve location. Loi.I of pubhc tt'I•· C K-Antiqiw. I t1I1 an Realtor'i ottitt. Beau1iful lions. II )'OU hkt to kaodl~ el<~;k. In 1 tr e It In It t"O~ new office~ in Ne~·port Cen-n1one.y th1a i5 IV flOM!iOn . Vl'r'Uitloo p1el:'f as v.•eU R! a ter. Con~nial statf ot m:s-Stal'! 14Th. P~c1•lun llm<' PI e ('(' · ture PE'<!IOnnel. A lron1 of-Call Jean Brown, ~ J-'1nlshed in 1n1ique ytllow. ti1.:e posi1ion requiring good COASI'AL AGENCY 63~4 .. bi ~168. 10 DflAWEJt telephone voicr, SH ,r. ID~l Z790 Harbor Bl 111 Adams ('Hf.ST -ltaha.n &1,yle che~t. E.xec. ab1ht1"1i, ReaJ ntatt SER\lICE Sta Attendant Beaut lln ill antiquP white experiell('e 1K1t essential, but Graveyard shit\. Apply Arco and roughed 73'' tu $175. helpfu.I. Prefl'r yoong mar· Sta.non, J636 E. Coast llwy.1=&17.·1-49f!O==· --:o--,,----,1 r h"fl. local rei!idt"n1. For in. CdM. UNUSUAL f.1ed1I. \'Ollnd terv1ew <'ail :\11'5 Duhl rnarb~ <.lining tablt w/ 6 Wesley N. Taylor Co 64-14910 SERVICE St.a. Salesman, '"'destal ,11w1vel c h 11 Jr~, ~ Oean-up. Sprinkler repairs. needed w/lollowing 1n C,M. Apply for our Waitress :rrainint Program ment, l~k platemaker, Xer- 1' •-g H1ghcsl L"(.nnm 830-JOIO Application• 5lv1n 9 • 5 p.m. Wily 2·- 1 ru:&s. 64&-584 . · · S nd ox .....,, etc, May assist in l, Television Repair e 8LUE DOLPHIN e (except u •Y•) openi.Uon or olf aet preu. Hi · p/lirn,, t'Vf!A & wknds, C'.'C-"' Sec'y S I t'"" Pcrlt>cl 1:ond. Orietnal cost. • es -rrvv per. Ne.111 111 appear. Apply l.ove'ly fl\~w fashiori Island 2.'.i!:Kl Newpott Blvd, C.llt. Qvf'r $j{X). t>lus~ ~II lhll! !! COLOR TV ~ Solid Stale L!~1ih~f1~~S~~s. DON THE BEACHCOMBER = P~~~,;r d::~~~~: 1p ?Tpalrs. All m<xlPls. 75 )'N' , ~·uu T1n1e Shi!r. perfd. Applications musl tX' oles, Rapid advat1(.-en1e.nt. wt'f'ltentl, $200 6'12--9.~9_. __ Top br1X"Ji1 s. Call fl1iS6 .SOILS TECHNICIAN DESPERATI:; forced to .!oell, Lau!'a, :,S7-6J tl, Abtgail Ab-J-iii control. liOils engineer-niy nt>ar 1M•11· r urn. hot Pf·rsonrw;-; Agen1·y_ 2JO ing .• gra~ing in;;pecuon or JnC"luding Jiv'g rn1, llcrculon v.·. \\'arner, Su11r 211. S II . COlll:!"tlf' ins\pel'oodlf'Cion~~../IHbolr.t-drn furn, Spanish oa.k j; ~~99 $4.j(I St-rv1cc Call J ?..W Via Lido, N.B. 3901 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar ~f~ 7~W~~~r~~e~~~~t~ •1•, i:i · · Bookkel"pcr I "ll'!"!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!l!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!J!'!!!!!!!!'l!l'!"!"'!"'!'!!!!!!'!!!'!!IJ!'!!!!!J!l!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~ Bch. By July 71h. !~ r I[ i I r A NEW G.M. H•lp Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 I ·P"R~O~F~ESS!=~a"'N~AL~-p-h .-,. --1or1ei; 1n a .. ., 1 Is, * SEC'Y EXEC. Tl nd Oaks 1 R u11tlt>~. t:an1t table, •'<>lor $1000 10Usa · ' '"''Jilt'. o-TV lamp~ l"lc. 6-ij...0036. I '! En,llOJmtnl . f DEALER I DREAM JOB HEAD CASHIER solicitor. Dana Poinl, San -~ bookk 't t MANAGEMENT aemente, C•pistra ....... area. , n ..... ,,~ <l eeper, 1• Ull Needed, age 26.34. Perman-• ..,.. ':: ha\f' ('X~rience with niost Pr'!sllg~ national hrm needs erll position. Apply in per. X-i\'!lLITARY OfTJCERS \\'ork in your O\l'n home. b<-r1 ~lone I.: A~·, 2131 1-~·=~~----~.t Marina drl Rry area. Oppor. 346-0.:;G.i l''OGGIE Bollom \Valer hed of hfel1mf'. Tht' "\Vt'.'\Jelilry " TELE pH 0 N t: Pub Jic ~ing size w11h sa~f>ty hne1· Typr, Ca.1l l.Jz Re1nder'1 1 ,. k 1 ~ yt>ar Guar. $20. 5-48-5JSO, ' ' ' • Job Wanted, Male 700 Journals. Salarv range s47:; JO 11umen 10 learn '-leach Sett deal In area. Phone ·, k E son BE1WEEN AGES ~30. 11~::1465 ~ to S500. s d•y _ 4-0 hr. week_ professional nia eup. am-·SILVERWOODS .,.,,.,... ""'"'leen 9:00 a.m. SCRAM-LETS ANSWER·S """ IF' YOU HAVE RECENT· Reply to aasso·1,·,• Ad • 1ng range: $600 lo l.>UU a and noon. " #4J Fashion Island LY RETURNED FROM l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 200, Daily Pilot. P.O. Box month. E.xtX:utive positions 1::.00, Costa Mt>sa, Calif. al.w available. f'or your in· HELP WANTED LADIES, VIETNAM WE HAVE A 9262'6. tervlew in Orange County, \VIVES-MOTHERS, AVG JOB THAT YOUR LEAO.. _ . re a ion:oi wor rom our 1-------~~=.t P_e1'SOnrK'I Agency, :ttli-2118, Newport ofc. Hrly wage + KJNGSIZE bdrm srt-Brisilia 4500 Campus Dr., Newport bonus. &45-3033, Mi~! collr.ehon \\'/bkcaH bdbrd. Beach. Campbel!. 564-5634. S.c'y/Bkkp" R.E. $6'0 112 EsC'row Officer $650 1''ANTASTIC Salt: N•w ,, ca J l COLLECT: ESSIE $2.47 PER HR. P/TIME. ERSliIP QUALITY WIU. Locale -Flood -fattt -BOYS 1G-14 GOLDRESS .•. 12131.78:z..33JO SE:r OWN SCHEDULE. F'IT RIGlIT INTO. YOU REAL ESTATE LOAN PROCESSOR ASSISTANT ••• Some Ex.per. PreJ'd , Sec'y Con~IT $650 TEMPORARY WORK Lei;:al Sce·.v $6..j() D.!'tl.V. Girl: Here is the Hibachi, J-'ieldc!'l"st towels, Engli!h bone cups Ir. saucers, n11lk ela11!, throw pillows & 1·1igs, picturH le plaqut>s . .stack table~. dlrt<:- 101·s chairs, lllbga1:•. 11111krup m1r1-or. furnitu~ & n111t·h · mu1·h nio re . J0A!\I--4P'.11. Sun. f, ,\Jon. 216 Collin~ .!\vr . B1lbo11 Island. " • Guirle<I -OLD GOAT to dellver paJK'rs In the San CUSTOMER SER V J CE. WILL ACT AS A RECRUIT· Agt-0ld 11tory: Youngsle1'~ Clemente, San Juan Capis-* DRIVERS * PHONE. :;iJJ...1932. ER FOR A LARGE LAND Sale,; Stt'y :SJ2S chance to eeTn money for 'l t i f don't sre1n 10 realiic thac 11 trano and Capistrano Beach No Experience cHcO_U~S-EcCcL_E_A_N_fN_'_G--w-om-.,-1 INVESTMENT CO. INTER· 1: is ju!t a nia11er or time until area VIEW PEOPLE \VHO RE· :;. every )'OUl'I>:: kid ll'inds up ~s DAILY PILOT Necessary! 1'antC'd 1 day/wk, Thurs SPON D TO OUR ADS. -UNITED- CALIFORNIA BANK 2712 \V. Coast.Hwy Newpnrt BPach 646-2431 E:iccr. Scr'y $!i00 \Yk! tor that vacation you Fil!:' .Supv . 1-i00 havf' ~n planning, Lo('al J Ac(·tnc:. Clrl'k $.lOO 1:0. No Jo"ee. $2.2'0. Dl'n1al A.o;~1 $1!~ Other f t>c Job.o; A1•a1J OLD GOAT ,,., <·•? prrf, for ~m hse on Lido. CAN'T BE AFRAID TO • an . ., --~:!O ,\1us! havt clean Calif. driv. E 'd o 61 ' 36'~ l .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...-:icp \Yn tr.i.ns. J ·, ~· MEET OBJECTIONS. I Val t'1•1rlaytln~ Oprn Call Jean Bt"011·n, :>!O-OOi"i I NEWPORT C'OASTAL AGENCY ' • YOUNG man w/navig. ~kill in.: record. Not under 2;). &: xlnt ref.~ for wo1·k on pvl YELLOW CAB CO. llOliSEKEl::PER -i· 0 0 k · Personnel Agency 27!:Kl Ha.rbor Bl a! Adams yacht. \\'ork hanl, free 111 BUFFUM'S 186 E. 161h St., C . .l\I. tJndrr 40. F'lfl(' Bayside tr Sala1·y + Bon11~ Plan travel. 675-1712. -NEWPORT-, locauon & hving qua.rters. • Plll~h Ofllccs --· 1 Equal Oppor, Eniploycr 833 Dover Dr., N. B. TYPIST. Local 1.il. Just Tse 642-3170 Rigs\ Job in a good. solidl--c--cC'Cc==-:~-~ I 1 DRIVERS, male' or frmalc, $JOO mo. 673--33J6, e Fringe BenefJts RECEPTIONIST. Top an:!a. Job Wanted, Female 702 agr 2:>-6."1, for tram service 1 -':CC=C...,~~---·-• 't·-Jmm-•;.,,1, ~~ine m<xlern bldg. Amiable :-low intervle11 inG JIS'·'P"0 Empl-P•Y" f"" ., .., • ""-du!'Jng Laguna t'ci;lival of · ·"' nJ J' " "... L-o-workers. Attractive gal ""-"""""""""""""I business. N1Cf' ofc. Happy * AUC·TION * SECRETARY $600. atmosphert. Start $375. r ·u'lt' F'urnitu~ MAT URE 1vom11n v.· 111 ,'\res July 16 thru Aug. 29. Georgl" Allen Byland Agen-J.o meet, &reel. ans. phones. ha.bysit aod do l 1 i hr HAI RS TYL IST Clean d1·1v1ng record. A fun l'Y 106-B E. 16th, S.A, CALL NOW Litt typing. Start $325. Exrellen1 skill&, local, Call Cati fl.1ary Lee, 541).-tiOa:J & Apphance1 h 0 use w 0 r k own car. If you have a good fotlo11·ing • CU · 547--0395. 547-6771 Cati •1·-'-. <•" =" job'. \\'rite R.1-.. rt1s.1_:::c..::=c_------_, ~ ~~ ooo "71 & ha\.'e been acrustomed lo s I Lorai!ll". \\lestcHrt P'l!r.t0~ COASTAL AGENCY Auctions F'nday, 7:00 p.m. nl.'\ Agency, 204:~ Westdift 2790 1-larbor 81 at Adam• Windy's Auction S..~ .,....,....,., · Gen. t>lgr., Venice Tram l!OUSEKEEPER/ itter or COASTAL AGENCY working wi the finest clicn-Co., 9 \Vavecrcsl Av~.. teacher in C.M. 7am-.lpm, Ask for 2790 Hartxir Bl at Adams Dr .. N.8, 645-mo TYPISTS 2C75~ Ne\.\'JlOrt, CM 646-15116 Af.181TlOijS ~rl, 20, nreds 1rork. Exp. waitre ss, hostess, Mies, 1 y p 1 n g . 54;,...2112. ll'IP. yuu ivill enjoy lhr xln'I ve00,,-911291. "' ,.,11 213: N---'--' immed. 516-7254 M K t Ad '""' • -"'"'"' ff•-• • l=~"=~~o.-.~-~-~--I r. en ams S ALESWOMAN, exp'd, SEAr.1STRESS. Power mach. No fees. ~ w.p.m. Tt>mpor-Behind Tony·~ Bldg Mat'l Good pay (hrly r.11lc ). ary. 0 · ... v . s 0 '''EU 39&-1910. !ntcn•tc11•s 1n Lag !,.,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.. .. by th is position. HOSPITAL Y•ard secretary, career-minded, lo ~·ork inro Steady 1vork for neat exp, AMERICAN GIRL ANTIQUE 11/F'r. Prov. BIR operator. 675--7952. 21];2 Dupont Dtivl" set student desk sofa <"hair.I ,\IDES for Convale'~ccncr. Pldrrly care or faintly ca.re. Homemakers, 547--U681 . ,\r•11ly In r1·1'<(1n Be!Wl'I 2 !.: •I r'.\l •~&~t~o ~J~o"~'~'~·iiii.,.oiiiiiiiiiii rX[X'f. only, niaturc. Sou!h f.IANAGER·Relail. Position 11.ssistant manager or fine · (oa~! Cf)1n1n. llosp. is now available for an in-ladies' c-lolhing chain . __ _ table~ ca.nt> be.och bedt' SECRETARY (Near Orange Co, Airporll Help Wanted, M & F 710 Accounting Clk. $500. 1-2 yrs. ex-p. youni ro. Call I.orainr. \VESTCLIF'F PER- SONNEi. AGENCY, 2013 \Ve!!tcliH o .... N.B . &IZ,...2770 ACCOUNTING CLERK NO . I, FASHION ISL,\ND NE\~·PORT BEACll CASHIER. part limt>, 10:30 am !o 12:30 pin. '.llon-fr1 only. CaU :»6-803(! e:ici J9j be1~·een 2·4 pm only. CASH I ER /Cif' rk '" p!'r1enced. NCR. !\Io s I ! y c\'('.!<. Call 6i3--9-105, J\lr,;. Yranke. 2 Years clerical at"<."Ollnllng, I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AP or fltce1vable or job ro~I. TYPe :xi w.p.m, elet· 11'1(.', fnr Apro1n1n1rnr Ca.II Industrial RelAllons (7141 494-9401 TELONIC lndu1tries Inc:. Laguna Beach EIJUal oJ!POrtuni1y t>mploycr $1000 $700 $600 $600 $600 $575 • Clcr1l:'al • DUPLICATIONS CLERK $18.) + top benef11s ,\1 lra.~t I yr varif"d t:icrwr. 1n use nf dupl1cat1n~ equipment r·lle application in district office by 4:30, 111,n , HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Call 536-9331 COFFEE Shop '''ailre!~. All -"hill~ ;ivail. 1\pply in person. flltsa Li!nes, 170.l Su)lf'rior EARN $20,000 YOUR FIRST YEAR JI' rou DESIRE A JOB \\'JTIJ HIGH F.:ARNJNGS. PRESTIGE, /.· \'OU 'nE !"OT AFJt,\/D TO \\'ORK llARD \\'F: CAN PUT YOU l~TO 0A VERY RE\VARD- ING k RICH FUTURE. • lmmrdiate Lun\lrd 0fl('n1n.1: 1 • Cad1ll11r C;i r Pl..in e [oc{'11!n'P Plan F'or H<it1a11an Vac111ion • Liberal Fringt> Bt'neflts YOU R C01'.1PENSATION ''lAI. R~; $20.oOO • $HXl,OOO PF;R YF.AR AS AN ASSOCl- 111'~. OF' fINANCIAl. TY· COQ,'l'. COMMUNITY LEADER, PROFESSJONAL ~,\LESMAN DAVID B. LOOKINGLAND, FAMOUS CALIFORNIA R. E. BROK- ER. PLEASE CALL 547-6771 ! 19:1-1.111. ~:.~1 . l i6. dividual with f':icp in sn1all Please apply 1n pt"rwn. HORSE:\VOi\IAN, young, ex-husiness n1gml, to direct the Backstrrrl. No. :1;) fashion pPr., 10 work on rent ,:.;trinq;. operation or lhc rr.tail oullel Island, N.B. r.edwood S1ahtrs, :l02 86 in Cost<• J\lesa. t>lust haves '~A~L~8~S~f~<'~l-1io-,-,,-po-.-t-u-oi~ty-­ Laguna Canyon Rd .. Laguna Rhility to lead subordinate~ Sta1·1 a career iv/Beeline Beach. & elfeclively operate in J-'a3hion!. Bt> )'our oivn boss. aJ'ra of handling pub Ile. Ac-Comm + w a rd r o be. e HOUSF:WORK 9 10 12 am. 1•owiting bkgrnd helpful. l14/893--2317. Lido lslr. .$2 / hr. Refs. Exct>I stnl'ting salary &. l iiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii U73-132S benefit program. Apply 1n Salel JR.VINE PER.SONNEL SER.VICES ~AGENCY person l\lrs. 0 I t mer, Ro;i.dway Inn, 1400 ral is 11des Rd , C.J\1. Tue~·Fri, 9 Rm -~ pm. Mature Hostesse1 TO L'l'TERVIE\V NE\V RESIDENTS -Pan T1n1e--l t\Il::N START A CAREER IN SALES \l'OillEN C1\R & TYPF.\VRfTER NEC. OUR APPROACH TS JUST I Call 547•3095 A Ll'rl'LI-; 01~·~-ERENT. I MATUnE 11·on111n foc,c,-.,-,-,-al \\'OnK /N PLUSH 01-·. 1.1ffirr work. Cashierln,I': f'XP ~'ICES, AND HY APPOINT· prefr.n~d . So1ne ldf' lyp1ng l\ll::NT ONLY. GREAT f•:xei: . .'-ic~··y H & ll IO $0!l(l & rilin;:. Apply in pcr~Qn R00'.11 FOR GRO\VTH TO 9 \ refrig. scuba t q u i p , $514-$625 :30 'ti! l:J(l P. 1 S11rfbo111·d 9'6" Hobie Port. r FOUNTA IN v,,L1.~:y VIETNAM VETERAN ·rvadd.mat·hine&14-8799. SCHOOL D!.STRIC're Onct> 111 ii. li/ctinie oppor. lo FA'llLY 'f I L'd 1• " ov111g ron1 1 o: start on n1gn11 catttr 1n a L'"O "ti r -0 t L• I~ 1111g u.l('S. pen Requu°t'111rn1~: 'r} ping :1() ocal branch of one ol 1•oun-House 11 . J 1 18 1 'Ill \\·.p.111. S:h 70 1\' p.01, Apply 1rit's bi~ ~xin1panie~. ;oian-Via R;iv~:\~ia. t~~ b7~~. i ·. person at !hf \.'Orner of nrd tra1n1ng program Jets 1~=~~------­ Talbrr1 .~ Nrwland Srrcet.~. )~Ill learn 11·hilt> you earn. MOVING-t'urn1turr. books, F'ounta1n Vallry, Calif. No rine benefits pkg. Car, ex-nigs, decor 1ten1~. boy1, later than July 9, 1!nl. pense!t paid. Start $5,100. much more l0am-7pm. 675 Secretaries Call Helen J.layt's, 540~ Govrrnor, C.i\1. 6/30 'ti! :? No Frrs. Top drawC'r posi-COASTAL AGENCY '.llAPLE beds, ftn<"in&: 11on 1n advri'lisin~. elcctron-2790 Harbor Bl 111 Adam~ sailboat,_ n~ini bikc. ru!IM, ic~ & law. Short & long \\'ANTED exper. Cashier for amp, misc 11cm~. 642-10l57, 1<'rm TC'mPorary poi;itions roflee ~hop. Ban q u t t Machinery 116 ii\ ;iilablf> now. Bu~boy. Steady yr. around ----'-----"-I AMERICAN GIRL empl. Apply in person Hotel ROCKJ-'ORD 18" rni lalbt>, 2172 Dupont Dliv' I aguna, 42J So. Coast H~·y, $325 or? \Near Ora11ge Co. Atrporll Laguna Bf'al:'h. 49:>-40i6 !l::i(I ·nr J:MI Pi\1 Miscellaneous Secretaries I'---··"_'""_;.. __Jl.l§l • Ill • Sec'y Jnsurancr. lo $600 only, J\1esa Lanes, 1703 fi SECURb.: & RE\VARD- AUCTION HOUSE Accounting supv Ii• S700 :-iupcrior SL, C.M. JNG Jo'UTU RI::. It' i\.fAN-Atlantic Res•arch Appliances 102 l'rC Bookkcc"''' !o S600 H I & '" MARINE; f..techanlc, e:<pcr. AGEME:NT JS YOUR DE-as emporary per· FRIGIDAIRE fully auto Auclions f'very Fri night, ~/p Paycro 1 l1 ~t1•k 1 lo S:ilO Only. S4.2:i per hr !o ~Lari. SIRE, OUR POLICY JS TO man1.e1~td openings _for ll'ashcr & dryer like new 7 pm. JOIJ \\1. Warner St., SA ncctng. er~ '· ar 1111cs Anchor Manne Rt' pa 1 r. PR0!\10TE FROM \VITH-qua 1 1e s .. cretar1es. ori $473 both $zoo; Whirl'. _I.follow search light) to S\7:1 6·14-4;;.J;), JN THE COiltPANY. Accurate skills of 6G-.xJ rt>Crig w/lifainlcss ~lee! \\·e bt1y, seU & conslen. Sales On:!. Coord1naoor tu SWO --$J~S~P~E~R~D~AY 70 w .p.m. on tyP*" door. xlnt rond, $4J. i'lloving • 549-mt 547.7733 • ,\!TST!flfTSC t(I S~ AS AN ASSOCl1\Tt: 01' writer & 80-90 w .p .m . nius.. seU. 714/642-1096 ' FREEZER, lge upright, ttlf- nr.cfpt. G. Ofc, Anahrirn f"I A V ~ LOOKJNGLA,XO. Shorthand. drlrosting; lgt' !<!edit (.'O.ffee to Sl'l.l I '1"0, \\'on1rn & childN'.n for INVESTMENT ANALY ST, FRIGIDAIRE auto ii·asher, tablt>; Provi11l·1al white dbl C!C'rk ~lath 11pt1l11dr s::::oO :-:rra 1.· bl! parl.s ror <locll-R E BROKER. YOU'Li. $00. 1-"rigidaire clec dryer, Please Apply s4;;. Turquoise. BQth Jn :o1lnt dl'esser, J clra~·f'r chest I: 2- Acctng Supv Payroll Supv Sec'y /Hostes1 Sec'y/Girl Fri. Ins. Sec'y Mktng Sec'y Sec'y to V.P . Sales Sec'y Keypunch Opr. A/ Receivabl .. to $550 to S550 $460 $400 S C' Ask for Mr. Albert .t.,.I. VtFP CO'IPANION fo, •Id'''' I"""""""""""'""""'"'""'""' l'!'t' , . f'r n~111on~ tnrnlary. l2131 461-::Jj!). CONSTANTLY Bt; 1.f.,\RN-In Person dra11er r1itr. stand; .sterro M-".~I R-----$5-ING TIIF: r-.IOST i\JODF:P.N )))) Harbor Blvd. t·ond. liuar & dehvercd. I t A'! ~•ca ecept. 00 .i-!6-8672. 84 i-l)!Jii. 1v rnrnponen -~ -"/t~M t: " • EXEC SECRETARY I ~88 E. 17th iai Jrv1nr' C.\1 l;idy FrN.' room. hoard & Go !o work \Via sn11lc. 642-1470 lm111rd. opl"nin<: 111 Cosla TEOINIQUES OF li\\IES.T-Costa Mesa TllPt'· !H7!1 Columbinr. ~·.V. 1\1,,~;i oles of L: P. Pleasant t\IENT. REF R 1 G · .$75 Sean; (vj4• oC J\;lagnolia &. llf'li/ EXECUTIVE P•rsonnel Agency 410 \\".Coast !111y, 1-.:B ~ue H 64J-2i16 Adm Sales ~mall salary. Ideal !or larly Gro11·1ng ...,.. w/gd hf'n!'flLt; on soc1al srcunty. Lite & f'hance for <'ldvancement. rnok'r.:: & hsekeeping. Ref Start '-"iOO. R97-4809. Cali Je11.n Rro\\ n. 5-l~jj, CO:'llPANTON \\'antf'd for COASTAL AGENCY \\'Qman 1n !";1fly 50'1. Lt!e 2790 Harbor Bl at Adam.~ h~"·ork. Live· in. Re. I .'i E.xccut1vr Secretary ! Of. f\lf'asr. Phon(' 6T;}.7:142 aft spoi1.~11 r11r 1nanuf11t·1urcr. 7<l0 pn1 rlai!.~· or wknrls. San Juan C11.pisu·ano. J\1u.'it CONTESSA Hair Fashion:( pre!ie11I J.'.:orod app,•111·;1 1l!'r, ND COLLEGE NECESSARY -fJ[l{'rat(lr lnr husy .!<alon, have <'Xce!lcn1 ~hol'th11.nd l"rwpnl'I Brarh. 6i;;....l\lt:i. anrl ly[llll~ .<;k!ll!<. PIWlrlr AS A TrtAINF:F: IN <IL'R I . COs:\lETJCS _Mi~/ilhurn al •193-4:Y!2._ F.XOCtJTIVE SALES 01-.J"r. Jl1s1r1h11t11r~ w11nlcrl tn allrnrl F ile Clerk $350 YOU WILi. I.EARN Jl(J\V .11n Or<inl!r Cn. ;irarlf'my 111 I Xlri't ~tarlinR llOlil1ion 1n 11111. TO REPRESENT 0 U R J uly V1v11111e \\Io o d a rd jor rirn1. Adv11nl·emcn1 op. COMPANY, \Vll JCH WILL. Co~n1rt1es IJ1v. Grn'[ Food!<. pol'. Top bt'nclits. Cali ri11s.., (i!VE YOU Tiit; START No ehl'lrJ'.:r. Con~ul1ant posi· Connie, J57-6121, Abigail A~ OF A SECURf.:, RE\\'ARD-!inn avail. :i.14-1464. bot Personnel Agency, 2.'.0 lNG FUTUR!:. COOi\ \1·antrd~:; clii.y ~·k. W. \\lll/'T!Cr, SUite 211, S.A. e JOB-fJPEN'i~GS e F't'LJ. Tlt\IE, rxp'd, Nur ... rry s.1lrsn1;\n. PART Tl\IE 11 knds, N\lrs('ry sale~nian. Ap11ly 111 rr rson, a~k for Grant ~h;i,·r·r. LLOYD'S NURSERY I v1lloralor bPH SJ:i. bolh a -.-----------< f1·1en1I y ofe. Call .\!is!! Rose-ATLANTIC frll' month~ old O'Kcrre ol<. 6 desk. 3 _dra1~·ers, ~.ll:Cl'I annr . .-~1i-6t:l'2. Abi~all i\bhot R. E r R t ~ E ,\ T Ol 'Tt fllerT1tL !>love big $4."i. 311 \\', cond, $25. lti :x IJ ~·ool .Sha£ l'rl'sonnf'l Agency, 230 \\'. PRESTIGE CO \I I' A:'\ y \\'I N 1C1\1 arra tu£, blue/ohv~. Like \\';irncr. Su11r Zll, S.A. \\'!TH INCF.NTJ\'ES 1.11\f: D ESEARCH _ 1 son '0 • ·' · nt'"'· Or1g1nally .$.1JO, a ateal f>ILN'S clothing 9lnrc nerrl~ COl\fPi\NY CAR. F.XPE:\'~f; n t.;.E. Auto \\'a!>hcr, $jQ, Ken-a · $100. 2 c-tK'.st ol dr;i.11•ert, .s a 1,, m 11 n _1 rai!lf'r for ACCOUi\T, TOP CO:'llf'F.N-more auto wa~her. $jQ, Bolh $1.i t'll. St:!Q!I!! liil<'nl moll't'!f n11U1agen1rnl po~i t 1 on . SfTJONS TO RF.A('l1 f"IN-Systems Division good cond. Gu.1 r J, S:.ll:J. 6-14--2119 . ANCIAL INDEPE:"\DF:Z\'CE. dl:'llvl:'m:i -YI~ 0"72 8'7-1111 ' Benefits k salary. Apply 1n · ~ • .... \VAT(J{ Repair Sn m m~r 1·son L)1\'1~1nn Of 111r 2 \Vh~rlpool relrigcralf'd air Spt'Cial! S•l 50 Clean, ;i.dju,at, l\'rng~ t"or l\lrn CALL NOW !'11.,ql11>hann11 Corp rond1l1oner~: Sears ,. I~ r-Polish. i;1;indard movJ>m• .. '· Pnsi11on a1a1l 111 ixrsnn11<'I 547 677 J 6 2 -·~ •.• Kl llllrhor R\vrl .. C.'.11. • j MI0111',llstd6mo. 4:,_:l8fi. only ('oasl P•w-& fu l\C'!lun ol 11d1n 1r11.,1r;i111" " fl C N',\TIO-,,~,\I. C Q o'f p AN y _r:qu;.iJ Opfl<Jr. ~:1npluyrr * t-;rt'at Buy ,---JPll'rlry, 2126 N t w po ;I , o ll'"S \Klfl typ1n.i: & ;;;Jl " rr11 d. ,\pply ('1·u~·k•'r Ban!<, NJ·:t:ns Rrprrsentat!vl'S tn Ask for Mr. Cotton SE:Cltf~Ti\R.Y -t'or a-:~harp Built-In oven & ra.ngr;-li-12-1140~. :-\1111r "100, /11<·o t'innlltial :<.1•r1·1~·r tl<~;r ('l\N" renlal I ========== d)'r1ru1111· r.~\'('. who 11f'fi!~ & $50. 642--4S021'c~.>,7· -::c.,~, .. ~,,~,~,.-o,~v,-,.~k-.,,-.-,~-,-.1 C1•111ri·. }-;ishion /~l,.nd rqulpn1rn1 1n llll!W.r mal'kf'ts. I 1 apJir('l:l!tlri; your duirin & \\' H \ R L p O O L rleC'lriC' t111 tnn S6:i 0r hr!il olftr. Equ;il Uppo:ir. t:n1plo~<T Prr1n11nrn1 s11Jary + bo1111!1 S•lei skills. In nr11 n1voJrn1 ofc. \\11 sht'r/Dryer, avocado, .~trr!'O l'P('Clrdt>r pl11yrr $60 -KEY-PU-NCH0P~ + mn1pa11y v rh irlr . ~~:::· B1,11; l'\l 0Cnt>C1t.~. St11.r1 SJjQ/pair. 64.i-t::.36. ~~ br~1 offrr. ;}'\8·389:1 or superior rnni:r herl('fil.~. SALESMEN WANTED . F-RIGIDARl"' DELUXE .~.J-1164 Artenioon Shift. E:.:•.or, f'rr-FIRST YEAR C II Ht )I :.•" ""~c. "' '7.,---c--~----I ,,.. Equ.11.l Opporlun il y a f'C'll a)lt'S, ~ 1 ... M>ll11C'l DE'pt. Hoag Hospital, Eniploy<'r. Srnd hr i r f $50,000 + COAST AL AGENCY 1\·asher & dr}'t>l' G.1E. 1\'asht>r & dryf'r, 2 yn Nrwpon Beach_ 2-,911 H•-bo' Bl •< Ad••·• $150. pair 675-5529 o d. SIOO: oval dHletlf' .-el resun1e 10: \\'nte, Classified ' ... 1 e Jmmed1ale L1n11!c1I 1 ()pl"nin~ Apply in Pf'rMn only to rhel, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. 1601 Baysidt l>r. CdM. Gen'l Ofc. to $400 Recept. $325 LOOKING for n1ore th'",.,,, I N 201 D I Ptl p Q \VE ARE LOOKING FOR · FR I G IDAlRE relrig/top v.·t4 chain & lf'af .S.IO;;: 3 a1 o. , 11.1 y ot, . . SE'CRETARY -OU1Cf' f::lerk . 1 . match1nR end tables $15· .\lO 1;1110ther job! He'lp othen to Box 1560 Costa ?itesa, Calif. SALESMAN f'ROM ANY f\1usl bl" Ahle to lake ~zcr, \\'~Ill". Good con-yr old TV $lO ~7--8058 '. I e Plush Otficc11 Lab T..:h. $800 up Teller, Trne $400 r e Full f'ringP Bt'l'l('tit.o; , e free Day/N11e 1h.1nln;: COOK-EXPER. f.lu.o;t b@ ovcr 21. App!y in peNoOn, Surf & Sirloin, S9JO Sec'y !SH ID I $390 l • . ' . l 'YOUR COMPENSATION W. Coa.~t lh\'y, NB. ~t.•Y RE $:.ll)JQ) • :S IOO,fOO DF-NT·L •sstST 'NT ., t PER YF.A.R AS AN ASSOCI-, " " " -1• ui; ATF. OF' C0fl1f.1UNITY like peoplt. 1 girl offic~. Sec'y Recept. to $491 Many Other Po1itions Avail. RUTH RYAN AGENCY 1793 Newport, C~I 646-48.l4 11931 Beach, HB 8·17-9617 rreve.nl i vP d tnlistry LEADER, PROFESSIONAL sTresl!ed, 962--0094 . SALESi\lAN, DAV I D B. 1----'------- l-OOKJNGLANO, FAMOUS DJ-:NTAL 11.s~istant. ehainide S'JJ.33 R E. BROKER 1 .. preventive control nurse. Gen'I Ofc. Chair txp. l'M:'C". Pt'Ople Mlscion Vif'JO arrA, lnter-r.st- orient«I practice. 962-2436. ill&'. v1trle~y position in sn1all frlffldly ofr. Call l\lh;s l\·le- OENTAL RECEPT· Janie, 5.j7-6122. Abigail Ab- De~k only. Dental ('Xpet, bo1 Ptr!Klnn<'I Agf'ncy, 230 CALL NOW 547-6771 f l!!'A'!!s~k!!f~oc~M!!r!! • .,1"' ... '~·m~~ I A/Poyoblo $SCIO neceas. Some. SaL<1, Sala.r)' \V. Warner, Suite 211, S.A. oper. fringe benefits. 11.B. arra: 3r\Jl.f.6PM, 846-3540. GIRL Friday w/ bkkpg ellp for CATV linn. Local N11·pt DISHWASHER resKlent preferred wt cable Ad""-"C't"mtnt po1llion in \ovety Ntwport Betlch ofcs.. Con~nlal CO-'<''or\IPl'!I. Tnp ~fiU. c.JI Mita Laura, 5;;7-6122. Abipll Abhol Ptr- 11'.11'\od Ap1tcy, 230 W. \\lar- l ner, &.Ille 711, S.A. 1-~='=-c~-ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN ~. r>CC"H.s. In Typl" v . Xln~t "wklnc conda. Good oppor. Pe:nn. pn111!0on. 88.1· •rJ open. r .. m N. SmHh AJA. Newport 8 ••ch. 642-ru5 rr·or that Item under b7 the P•ntl)' Pincher ISO. t.1u!!I( ~ dnn & nn1, owr hackgmund. 642-3l6'9. 21. Apply In Pf:non, Surf I: Sirloin, 5930 W, Coasl H\.\')', NB. DISTRJBlITORS wanted. sell Buie H • Proltin - Vitamin, 646-45..12. DRAPERY workroom-Po"l"r machl"' {)pr & Tabltra. T.?8 w. 19th. &f).5.)50. Saw your ,..,. -lt'a no1 tu! Juiit ~atb ror your phone la c111l Daily t Jot C:ualtltd 6'3-5171 aw-r. HANDYMAN Bide Ma.Int. Jack of Ill\ trarl· n . i\farTltd, wlllina-v.'Ork- r:r. Preftor early ttllrf'd mn. i!ary or individual w/S"tahlt: emp\oymtmt r'K'Of'd, 1'1u.d hll.Vt ltd locaJ rtrs. Xln 't ro. ExcepL bmt:ti11. Tn $6.iO, Emplo~r Pf.YI ff'r:. Aliin r·tt Position~ lrvint Pf!nonnrl Scrvit'f'tl & A~f}('y 642-1470 )'OW' ad -today! ~t·e'll help you &ell! 612-jl)ii enhan<:e their personal 92626. ~ FIELD. \V'HO AR.E READY shot·th~nd, typr, file, do Ute dition. :WS 673-8307 eves. 11 -· •' bf'auly in "OCauliful idf'11.5" NA T t ON AL INSURANCE TO PUT TIIEIR TALENTS hookkeeping &: a n awe r Cameras &. 3 . B_DR1 f, se11, glaM IOP Div, of Gen'! Foods. No e:ic:p. C01'>1PANY has oprninc5 for IN THE DIRECTION OF phone. Salary open. Apply Equipment IOI dinlfli rm se-1 1175. Re~ nr<:, N() rloor to door. Exec. personable ll11.les rtpre5en-BI G MONEY. 2113 Canyon Dr, C.M. \\/lee makn-111:1. Zla-ZM J'>Ol'i. a.\·ail. 842-2664. t ,. 1 II >I t _, f ----------1 ENLARGER • Omep B-4. sew. mach. in cabinet .-.. a 1vr:( o ~ , u u ... o SECRl':J'ARY, par1 lime §....5, 7Jmm 1, ... .,.,,, ,..... ma"· 01• nH&cell 962-2769 T ~lALE &. fen1al(' Cllstomtr Omaha lnsurancr, at \\'E HAVE TIIE FACIL-:i day&--1'>1on, \VE'(t, Thll.n!. 1 0 .. ~"'• """', _.':..._ -· -.: SrrviC!". f'o~ilion.!< noi\• o!X'n Ora~ County Airport to ITIF.'5. THE PRODUCT. & OJ 1 "-ood t . I & t k er, i...,r an .. uum BUP· f'ORMICA labJ,. ,\ 4 chah TIIE h"NO\V 110\V NQ\V u.~ "" R YPl-I II. e I' ·1 <•7 •~1 . for n1atllrl'.' indi\dd11AI in o11r a i r I l n f! pa $ 1 c n i e r s • -· -:o;horthiuvl. Bel &l>l200 bet P 1es i1.Va1 . "" -wv $20; Ph1leo Plec 1tov .. , 2 o•- roin--0p, ~ell-~ervice station l;UAf{A1''Tl-;ED SAL.ARY ALL \VE NEED IS YOU. 10 _ 12 noon MIRANDA &ru!Ol'l"io: /.1.11. <"t~ IT.1: hide-a-bed S.15. in Costa l'll<'~ll . Good +'COMt>IISSION. Equal op-· Nrvf'r u$l'fl. Perfecl. S150 67:,..4149 1>erson11.lity & nrat ap. po1·tunit} employer. C11ll : • f;xpcnsf' Ai·counl SERVICE CENTER firm. 499-2669. 1 ·,~.;~·•sc=o~T~S~M~A'N"-oT=-,-,-,~,,-,-,1 .. ....... 11 "'"'' 0 -1 "'"7107 f e Comp11ny Pre~tigl'.' C;ir pc ... ra....... "· . ,.,.. f's .)'..,.-· or 11ppl. AGENCY Furniture 110 Chen1ical Por\;i. Pot . lZ ~II h1u·ki;:rou11d (>r ca.!>hier r.~-1 oiiii..i ... iiii;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiii""' IC11.dillaci ;l()(l Nf'll·port Crntr.r, N.B. and 110 lii;:h1.~. $6.j() or hUt pcrifll(.'e hfolpllll. Exccllt>nt NOTE TELLER •Top Compt'n~alklns COMPL llv rm, din rm, irirls olfrr . .l-18--889,"1 or ~ill-2164:" ~tarlin&: 511l11ry. Apply 1n EX""'rie•ic~ * S , L I $550 bdm1 & <.'Orner ...,,,...up, FOGGIE Bott "' Jlf'ri;an, fllrt. O \ l m (' r, "'" It-YOU FEEL YOlJ AP.f; ec Y ega ~tt>reo oon., patX>, J~·~ps, .om .. attr t.d Road11o·ay 1 nn, 1400 __ UNITED _ QUALlflED TO SELL I.: :J.;, Yrs Ca.hf, l11iv palntillgll, wahr &. dryr King s1u "'1th !lafety li¥r 1~aJ\sades Rd c , ?-.I CALIFORNIA BANK HAVE BEEN LOOKING * Recept. $450 tMa,ytagJ. 9G8-l9'm. 20 year Guar. $20. 548-5.1111. Tu<'i<-F'rl. 9 a.m-4 pm. f'OR THE CHANCE, COME I.he Sii. lrn1 ofc-, * * 4 000 lh CUilUC IN & TALK \Vmt us. * Recept. $390 SOLID mil.pie BIR ll"t 1279 Jo'ORKL1IT 'st250 ' ..V..i!I' ,~~ ~ EXECUTIVE Personnel Agency , •110 \Y. eoit~r Hwy, NB Sun, ll 61:,..7716 IT'S 8el'Ch hoo .. t time, Bia- ~51 aeltcHoo ever! SH the. DAn. Y PILOT Oassitltd 1;cctio11 now! 201 Avrnld11 Dc!I i\lar San Otmtntt 492-5123 l:q\1111 Opp0r. Em,ilnytr OPl::NING ror f'OOl'f Service 11111.nagcr. Call fDc appl. 11.'.s-l:il:l. NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A WANT AD DAILY PILOT ·---,.._.' -J- DAVE LOOKJNGLAND, E:ic:pl'r. PBX rord hoard. 11\•iU well ff'P.l Maple desk Pho~ 67~ • INVESTMENT ANALYST, * Sec'y to $600 $73. mahof. tabln wl1eethtr l--,;::;-;;-n;:.:='-7""--i R. E. BROKER. COMMUN-Capi~ITRm AT'f';i . !uf>" 145. It 175. 646-8570. SlOO g;ic: 0Mf'ntal RtJR: l'l'\~ LEADER. DID · NO\V * Bkkpr. p/tirne CONTEMPORARY down 'J Ag11te. Bal. Tala.S. ME'S ACHIEVING nN~C· $3.25 hr. lilh•d 10' JIOfA, hi qiu11ity, call 6T.''l-J6lJ. !AL SECURITY, An11.hrii11 Arr!l i;ell SDI. 1100 Wh ite Sa.ils flfOVJNG • mlr.'<t sell. Siii} CALL NOW 547-6771 Atk for Mr. Ne•ron SALESMAN Ynung co. ~ sa.IAry, cidl J\f~tlkhmld!. \Vei::tchfl Pl'r. 1111n11f'I Af'l'."rw-y, 204.l \\'rs!· cllrf Dr., N.B. 6-15-1i70 I * S1c'y Medical $500 \\'ay, CdM. bell \•ihni!nr· S·'<I <:..1ori typ1~1. knCJw ruedlcal 1l" CONSOLE TV, S2i(l. 4· J37~_t ~---1 lt>Mll~. strn'O \\'/porli-fi, $.'JOO, Din 0 I A '.11 0 ~ D -1, K 11. r al Fi·rr /,, rN' P1>1<it1ons Helen Schaffer 644-4911 rm 1et 1200. 642-3038. En1era.lf1 cur. 11 ht vild If!· HAND-CARVED 9x4' llng. s:i00. 67~_ ~· SPANISH TABLE, SlZi. l.ADIES 't Ca ra t So~ 6·1.')....3862. Dlamonri, p111d s:oo A,.kuw S300 . Ph. !J68--0.12:1 Ca.It 1od11y • Sell tornorn>w! IT'S &ach house bme. Bir· -- f"Mt N'!<ults with a D11.lly R't',.I seltehon tvtr! Set the 1.0 SPD. BOYS BIK l!- f'ilol Cll\,.~1fll'd Art .. Dl11I 01111.Y PILOT Cla~lifletf S."1, ~11·46S~ d1N'cl 642-.'1678 -NOW! ~rl'llOn llvW! C11JJ IH~"'7~ N'co-w7! -.-. ---1 .--- --.. i):fl1 • DAlLY PILOT Tllt$day, .14.1116~ 1971 Mooday, July .5, 1971 IWLY Pfl.DT ~:I I ' l[i] ~I _ ..... _ ...... ~!§]~· _ ...... _ ... -~l§li!!!I I~ [ --· ~,., .Misce1la"""'' 935 Auto,. Imported 970 Autot. lmpodeol f7D Pi•nos/Or9ana I --:="°"-::-~=,..--ILOOKING for id home Yr .. 126 Ill . .. ~ ' I l . I . I ' • ' SUMMER'S COMING relax ... AFTER you gel your new carpet in. We've Cot II All. Blankinship Floors 2931 Bristol, Costa Mesa At Vista 1'11ints S Mobile Home ltres & rims, 7-14.5 -10 ply. Usrd leas than 100 miles. 5.15-3311. Miscella neous CUSTOM GjbeQn Gu i t a r , case ol ampl!fit.or. xlnt aind. 642-IJJ9 Tenor Sax Xlnt Cond. * 54S.332'2 • Office Furnitu1"9/ Equip. 824 2 Adding machines, metal d('sk & chair, filing cab. 4 draw'f'rs, 3 pc sectional. 540-5365. j P ianos/Or9an1 826 WOULD YOU old prt Qillie w/shob. 104 '28 SIS Ullimte F/£ BE LI EVE 15th St, No. 2, NB. . everythlni fDr ftahina: and FREE ORGAN LES.50NS FREE to iood homu _ 4 1ami.ly tun. Mua:l' IM. Too u ~ u you ~e! No re&"· lovable pt Cocktr puppies + much equip. to llst. f1950'. lstrat1on. No obliglltlon. Just 2 adult females. 968-7360. 547...fiOOl (673-1901 evn). Come. t-1onday11 7: 30 pm COAST MUSIC &12-2851 FREE to good home -Stan- dard poodle1, 1 male, 1 female . 646--0487. Sportin9 Good1 l30 KI'ITENS 6 wlcs, calico & •_I-A_D_l_ES--ok-,.-,-boo-.,-.-I orange til'!r, box trained. poles, $65. 546--2134. Call 536-7080. FREE CUTE KIITENS TV, Radio, HiF I, WEANED & TRAINED 33' OWENS BRlGA.NTlNE J.965.EI~ a:alley 2.5 K.W., ONAN, S/S, CB ADr. Xlnt cond. Wkdaya 1171-3440; wknds S4&-9830. MUSI' sell? 25' Owens Exp Cruiser , iood cond . Bargain! Otter. eve1. 642--8062. VWCamper Rentals 175 • wMk-lc • ,.,n. Mac;H~"b lUTD • TRUCK WSING 124 No. Harbor at Bo!sa Sant• An•-531-0607 PIANOS-ORGANS-SALE Stereo 836 1 ~~~·~,.....~-'-'~*~--38' CONVERTED Trawler - $295 & up. Model 4300 :=:::-:-c:---=--,.,--,1MALE 11ilky whiteCock-11.-poo dieael powered. Claulc 41: '59 Dodge \12: Ton PU \Yurll!zer organ S995. Conn STEREO, J971 unclaimed approx • Yl"S old, free to re· comforti.ble. 673-U58 % too, 8~ tt. overhead c11.1np- organ, 25 pedal S 5 45 . Jay • away. Garr a rd tired coople. 548-9'175 ·-· SKIP JACK• er, ileeps 4 w/range. ice Lowrey o'gan & Leslie, like rurntable AMl>.M ,,,,_ w ho · . • ~':" Al-'FECI'IONATE manx kit· Xlnt cond. l..o11.ded. Call Ted "·oven, Wired, etc., ve1; ne"· $995. Ne"' console radio & tape player. Air tens need homei be.for. ..,_,,,, 6.,.., """"' clean. Ca.U 557-9792. piano, walnut. $595. REN· s pea k er s w/cross-over '""ti ,...__... · pound box tr11.in ed . C I B'k TALS. sysrern. Still brand new, 54S-24il. 38' PACEMAKER: flush ye es, I es, FIELD'S PIANO CO. sold for $319 1o1•/warranty. deck, Jo hrs. owner: call Scooters 1833 Newport Blvd. Pay o!t balance of $120 or 11.fl 6 pm 549--0418. 1--------- 92S ~;~~1'1~~~. S t~~,:~!2:, ~~p~~I ~~~.nl!. Cred ii { ht1 Md~ ll~I ~~~~~ ~h~s: 'l'amaha. New & used SANSUI T-l<O>A, 120 watt Hemi-ful. $2,995. 673-6945. TMIHK HONDA pian~ ot most makes. Best amp., turntable. tape deck, 21' CRSTLNR. fbra-ls, CB, - CON TEMPO LAGUNA HILLS 23.lOl RlDGE ROUTE DR. (OJrner of Moulton Pkwy) Prestige adult l."Ommun1ry, adjacent to Leiaure Wortd. &-autJful surround- ings, all luxury appoint- ments. Therapeutic pool, Saunas, E.'<erc1se gy1n, .f, billiard tables, much, much more? See beau!. tum models in park-like sellini::. C1\LL 830-3900 or &10-~ CONTEMPO. LAGUNA HILLS ?J.301 RIDGE ROUTE DR. <Corner pl_ Moulton Pkwy) Prestige adult conu 1unity ad- jacent to Leisure \l.'orld. Beautiful surroundings. all luxury appointmenl9, Ther- apeutic pool Saunas, exer- ci~ gym, + billiard tables, & I ROY CARVER, Inc. AUTHORIZED ROLLS-ROYCE BMW INTERNATIONAL TRUCK DEALER much much more! WE WILL BE CLOSED JULY 4th, See beaut. tum models in INDEPENDENCE DAY. OPEN ,.. MACll ntWT. •> , park-like setting. buys in So. C&lif. at Schmidt 2 speakers included. Pets, General ISO CR, MER t/O, bil pm, dpt , r-.'ius1c Co., 1907 N. ?t1ain, $300/oUer. 642-5.591 fdr. CLEAN. 646-9072. ~ ~ Derons bench. hutch, spoon Santa Ana. 21" COLOR TV -Must YOUNG COCKATEEL Wa nted "FRIEDi.ANDER"! .• 820 ! rack, lfldderback ch a i r, PIANO, \Vu r I ! I z er, in-sacrifice, $95; 19" port.able $17 * * * 548-70ll '66 Tully 32' T.S. F.B. Im-537-6824 e 893..7566 CALL 830-:\fKXJ or 830-7900 MONDAY, JULY 5TH. m11.c. SacrW~. Must see. !"'' T . h r · 00 1..,_.._ __ ._. ________ -__ _ , .bookshelvrs, Rrasonable & 1erlocken, console. Cherry w/bltn radio $35; 21" B&W Dogs 854 : . good l"Ond. pla1e rack. wood, traditional. 2 yrs old. table model SW. 612-5621 S4S-5098 ""' riump iger l ONLY S750 <In. 13alante like · rebuilt 500cc eng & trans. rent for 1970 2 Br. 20x43 all : 54g..-0316. Sn!. TI<l/>196-4473. 8 YR. old 11uarlet"-horse type BEAUT. St. Bernard male, 2 : ·BUYING silver r!ollars, BALDWIN Orgasonic mare. Xlnt for beginners. yrs, :i mos, Ch blood lines. silvrr coins, ~o!r!, paying electric organ, includ· S3:i0. 67.'\.-~105. WQnderlul pet or ex~! stud. 11'8" MANTA tri-hull , 55 HP 00% Restored. Must See. extras. Jn ran1ily park. 0/B. Lo hn. tish or ski. $800 642-5591 (5933). We1tern r-.j.H. Ph. S2l75· 675-0057. '70 YA.rttAHA 175, lo mi's, 839-6350. 2925 llarhor Costa Mesa Boulevard 54644M I > ' ' .. "' " ;. I " ~ )~ l ' ' I Jop dollar. 675-76al!. es bench, $650. Call A?tfPEX. 1l00 M>el 10 reel f..loving, n1usl sell, $175 to 675-5947. ~ood home w/Jove & caN. Boats, Rent/Chert'r 90I eKp. chan1ber, nu paint, set 1 ·c~all-64~2-~567=8 ~N~ow-, ---1 !--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!! -------1 for dirt. All street access. I A~~~1--1,,_..,-,-,970 A 1 I 1-• 970 Autos, Imported 970 DAI LY PILaI' for action! I --~~------stereo, $75. 531_3933 or s.t9-Z730 can 642-5678 & Save' ca11 642-567& Now! ~~~~·~,,..,~,~,.~~~~/i~~r1:~~~:;:: Cal 25 + Catlin• 27 included. $450. 642-6931. utos, mpor 9U u os, mpor ou GER~fAN Shepherd male, 8 Guarantee the lo\.\-·est n.tes in 1970 YAMAHA rurJN 200 So, Calif, "Catlina cruis-Xlnt cond. AU ('lee ing club". Location NeWpOrt $47J. 642-i804 Harbor. 714/968--IS<IO for info. 650 1no old. AKC reg, champ ~ l~ __ ____,]'-1 [ ]'-1 '"" 1125; AKC """'' Pl'P'. ~ _Tr.11nip0rt.11tion -~ . Tran'!)Ol1atiOl'I -~ $50-$55; AKC Beagle male ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::~I ;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~ I ~---;;-;;;;.:;~ & female. 2 yrs, SJ() ea. Also TOYOTA "An Open Letter 7r1nsporl.11tion II free kltten. 645--3862. Cycles, Bikes, Cycles, Bikes, Scooters 925 Cycles, Bikes, Scooter• 925 Scooters 925 OBEDIENCE CLASS to start Wed, J uly 7th 11.t 7:30 in the To The Servicing Public" . ' CONQUER BOREDOM There are only 14 bi~es bu'll lo 1ake -0n the couni ry -Jame~ LTD. hci~ them all. The Harbor Area·~ only au- thorized Su zuki dealer. ' . JAMES LTD. ' 1584 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA 642-0040 Newport BeacD-Jrvine area. Open to all dogs over 5 mos old. Call 546-4928. BEA UT IFUL German Shepherd pups. Gentle, good v.·/chlldren. $25 each, 54&--069li. MJDWAY KENNELS CAL 25--Complete racing & * MINI Bike -31ii HP. cruising. 8 bags lllils, 91,1 f'oremost. HP, radio, many extras. SSO * 5'18-1975 Side tie avail, Eves e Good OJnd. •~1ust Sell e 646-2'259. 1970 YAMAHA 90 ENDORA SLOOP, 1970 1ibt.rgI1 s s, $275. after 5. 642-2422 sleeps 4, 17 ft., u.ils, out· * TERRlFlC * Gern1an Shepherds. Pet & boll.rd, trailer, sink, head, * Mini Bik(' * show stock. Board a 11 pulpit, life line. $1995. * $75. 642--4802 reeds. 893-55<19. Nordli. 842--1#1 or 962--0497.1===~~~...,.-­===='-""...,-=-,-BONANZA mini bi~e shocks AU ST RA L JAN German ENTERPRISE sailboaf -5 H.A. good cond. $60. Shepherd, JI mo. Call Mahogany wood, dacron 539 1''ullerlon Ave NB before noon & aller J pm. salls, trlr & 3 hp O/B. $650. · · ' 962-7998. &.TI-3679. 1968 TRIUMPH TR6 650 cc, ~===~~-~~1 new eng, S77:i. ADORABLE k1ttens variety e SNO\VBIRD No. 4 6 7. * 545-1709 * or <."Olors need gQ()([ home Saillin blue. Good cone!. 548--0813 836--4-193. SI9:J * * * 642-2931 BMW R60 -1967 ===~~~-~-,1New cond. All Access •lcF=R=E=E-' -K-,0-,-,-,,-,-.-,,-,-.. -,,-. -2 LUDERS 16, 26 ft, 11.loop; 2 *549-1386* r.fo's, cutr-playful. sets dac. u.i!s & sprnnaken,1~~~°""----= 847-7j.36 I aux. S2500. 729--6527 Eve Mobil• Hom.s 935 7AK'°·cc--c=o=L~L~l~E.~P=u=p=p=1E='s~ :W' TRIMARAN. encl cabin CRPI'S, drps, appliances. Tri, sables. \.1-'hi!es. SZiG-$125. trampolinrs. Brit Seagull l2xfll new 1''.0.B. Riverside, 642-4169, motor. $1100/otr, 645-1496. $5.695. Western r.1 . H. GERMAN Shrpherd puppies, HOBIE CAT 14 w/trlr. Nr.1~,,...,,,,--~· ...,.-~...,.~- 7 wks, J frniales, AKC. new or trade on 16. 673-7375, Fast results are just a phone 54&--4921!. 542-J:.&3. cll..IJ away· 642--5678 T 0 y 0 T A Sanra Ana (Sat.)., .it is reali zed that getting SERVICE after one has purchased an automobile is something that is often talked about by t he salcman but not ve ry often carried out by the: SERVICE dcpc. Complaints of poor SERVlCE are usually discussed whe· OC"\'Cf cars arc the topic of conversation. \X1c at SANT A ANA TOYOTA realize this and are proving that SERVICE after the sale is a thiog that happens.,. SO if }'Oll have ever had problems with SERVICE come in and have the problem solved. WE NOT ONLY LISTEN BETTER ..... WE SE RVICE BETTER ...... . Sint:er~/y SANTAANA TOYOTA 417 W. Warner Santa Ana. Calif. (714) 540-2512 SERVICE D!PT. OPEN MONDAYS TIL B P.M. TOYOTA GREAT Dane-hlack 1 12 1 LAPWORTH "Gladiator" 24' Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported' 970Autos, Imported' 970Autos, Imported year~. trimm('d e ar 5 . ~loop. Sleeps ~-Beaut cond. -------------------------------------- Lovablt pet. 893--0652. Must S<'IJ~ 548--456.1. IRI SH seller pups A..K.C. Reg. Cham[!. Background. 962~7821. ~;.,';'.~;.'; ::';:~~ ,Sh~ /,(~~~<>~ ~~~~~~~~'"O~~ old. 846--0273. ~ NE\VFOUNDLAND 7 nio's male .. pup'', ~enUc ptt, .'lwe<'t cl!spo~. s12;.. 642-5473. SCHNAUZ~R PUPS Grooming. stud s er v l c '. TPrm,:., 846--0839. AT STUD AKC Samoyed. 892-2970 Horse& 156 APPALOOSA gelding, 5 yn old. BRED TO SHOW. $1500, *** 830-3397 8 yr old quarter-horse type mare. Xlnt for beginners. l350. rn.:i1os. S!lliO. NB slip 11.v1111. 494-0451 Boats, Slips/Docks 910 BOAT ,:.Hr llVRll , July 1st. for 60'-10'. W1cl<' slip. ti73-«i06 SLIPS for 40' & ing. CAtalina, wknd of July 16-17. Call 644-2513 Boots, Spood & Ski 911 ~~~~~~~I 16 FT. BRISTOL l ;_-~ lr.Jel SKI BOAL _ . ~ 283 Corvette englne. Excel· General 900 Im! condition.· Hall brand V-drive. Large wheel ga.l- v11.ni2ed tnliier. New pit.Int W and upholrtery. $1.l95.00. ANTED: Diesel fiahing 638.7689 boat w/tlying bridge-good I ,0~""-==-~~--1 cond, 35.IXXJ to 40.oo:l. Will CRUJSAWNG, lrboard mtr. trade vacant land in 224 Via Lido Nord, Lido business area or Huntington Ille; 213: 270-t547 /9!4--0920. Beach or equal v a l u e • 13%' Runabout, en1 just Write: Box 648 Kula, Maui. overhauled, runs perfect Hawaii 96753. w/trlr. ;600. 5'8-11232 '28' Monterey C l a 1 •I c 16' CARIBBEAN Berkley Origir.al Hicks h'Y-2, l cyl Jct, CAlJ 968-7614; ottice eng. 642-202S day1/~25 546-2000. l ~ .. ~-~l[i]~I eves, Boats/ Mlrlne Equip. l CYLINDER eng, gas or ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;1 kero1en, reblt Marine hod I & 25' Piver Tri. 842-3798. Campers, .S..te/Rant t20 StMts, Power 906 e Datsun Camper Shell• • Fbrdl, alW'D w1ndowL &lm-16' GLASSPAR, excel cond. mer 1ale $175 I: -up. 196.i, open bay. Ideal fOl' 530-7310. ll!h1ni;::. skin diving, 1kiina;. ll' TRAVEL QUEEN-Jacki, Gd trailer. 50 hp Mere. hOld-down•. butane retrla. Sl .C60. Also • hp Mere out- board. $135. 6f4..211J or , _mi~·=""-~~-=·=~~--• 67l-~ =*i" CAMPER She.II for ll' bed. Like newl The taatest draw In the West e 548-SSlS e . . a Da.lly Ptlot Ousilied Ad, Mi-5673 Sell Idle Items now! in stock ready For Delivery Th~ All NEW SELICA 1971 TOYOTA DEM0#41718C $1777 BIG VOLVO SAIJE! • l I . I I I I =.=-= .. ..-..;a-:-..--.... ' . ---.._.,._..,.,,._ -......... -/ ~-·· ..r~. - . --.J, :-.. I _.. ----· -\ •• fA.'!1..-. ----r .. -:.--=.. r.: -------C'"-:::~I ~---ii:...-. . --.. '· SO IWl Y l'fLDT Mon4if, Jury s, l~n DAILY PILOT 311 ( _.... llil I T-Hoo llil 1 l._~_-_"'"__..llil I ,, __ _ lfij I Autos for ~ I~ : .:;;I .,;'"'" ... m; ... ;;;;J~~Q 970 Autos, Imported 970 !§J I 940 Auto Service, P•l"f'I Mt Trucka 962 .Autos. Imparted AouLT PARK · C.1.1. '69 1:0.JOBILE tv:ime, 5.}', CONDOR 4 81g titts A whttls,I-----.---.;_;;; DATSUN Lancer, 20x52. 2 br,:? bii, pt"rmal'K'ntly located i n 9.50-l ti .5 Flre5 tone IH. Mobile Homes tl5 Moblle Homes 935 Motor Hom•• 970 Autos, lmpor*f FIAT 970 Autot, Imported LOTUS -1 MG -------MG At.:TJIORIZED £,\LES & SERVICE bnled windo"!, "'Ir 5fnr, ~lammoth La k e s J :: in· Th.-yacht that's not a boat. transport, w/metal val vr-DOT DATSUN 1969 19159 LOTUS Elan +2 lti~I nu. two 5x7 5torqe shl-ds. fr-nc-trrf'st a1·11iJ to right parry stems. FtU lnterna.Uonal oc Fiat 850 Spyder lo ml. ed yd, lndxp ~~7&3 Jf tntf'N'Sted call 644-.>JU& BILL COR;VIN FORD Ford P.U. 6.000 mi's. $60 ea. RECREATION CENTER OPEN DAI l y Xln! cond. ~l ust Sell Today! YeUo"· w/blk In Ir r lo r Ux61J f\"EW $8 9!li r OB Oran£e County\ Condor Dis-AND Lo Jo Pru.-e. 548-0919. $42&1. 67>-7642. ~versi~. o.o1~ ~f ~lo~: 1 ~~:P~\c-.,-2~2 -8~R~.~,~b,-. ~~~~~0:· 02;! ~~ ~~;: ~!·~ ~;~~2-&1~. e»es/;1·knds R0_! 25 CHARYER, Inc. SUNDAYS '69 FtAT 850 .Spidrr, Io m1·~. MERCEDES BENZ NEWPORT IMPORTS ..... pts. drps, apphancts. 2 Ready 10 mo\·e in. Sll.9:i<l ,IOI' fN"e'>l.'l!Y!>. 639_1850 Or VW -40 HP ENGINE ~"' a rbor Blvd. 18835 Be&ch Blvd. am/fn\ radio. :dn't l.'Ond., ·-;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Br. & Den. \\eslrrn i\! H. Ternis Greenleaf Park. Costa Mesa !546-4444 Huntington Buch $1400. 846-6257. • ll9-6350 11~ \"h t C '' ""160~ K. 7·044". 5.30-6940 \.\IJLLY'• P••·I Jo•p, Fo-' MZ-77St or ~0-0442 HON -. "" y it ier, ' ...... ~ ~ !llOTOR Home. con11~rtrd 2 NEW tires & rtn1s. 40,000 eq";p-d, ~"' .!lN>;d. w',·u" '67 . DA \\"E Have A r ine St>lr c111Jn NE\V 12x~6. <'rp1s. drps, ap.. ~·~":..c::,P~"~'·'-----~~I School Bus, xln'I cond I ,,. ,.. DATSUN 4 DOOR I o· PreO\\·ned t.lerctdrs 3100 \V. Coast Hwy. pHances. 1 or 2 BR. r.o B. Motor Homes 940 ! SlSOO/o[fer. 5'18-5478, ~~~1c;o1den Falcon. S~O. make a good deal. 644-2861. '65 HO'.llDA sport roadster IJ~nz Motor C11rs tnrlud1ni;; .• Riven;ide. $3,650. \l.'estern 19.12 Ford Panel Most parts (023 A.BC $j(J() or offer. 300 SL GUU,\~'L\'G NeiVJXlrl Bea.cl. '=M~.H=. =839-63.\0~------BEAUT ford "Crusalre" Trailers, Travel 94~ 2 NEW ures & rims, 40,000 replaced or reblt Best otler Barw' k 1 ) 1~6 1190 SL ROADSTER '· I mile Golden Falcon $40 54 . IC mports, 998 So JAGUAR 190 .SL HARD'TOP DELUXE Df!'w unit. 20x43 2 1111n -15.00J mi, compl sell l.'i' SCOTS!l!AN Tr a i J er, 537--0541. ' · accepted 8-1334. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach~ Br. Crpu, drps. appliances. contd. atr con<l. h_yd 1op. Chemical Porta Pot. 12 Volt Autos Wanted 968 546-4051 or 494-9771. 220 S CLASSIC i-.IODEL (aift\ THINI ... ~ .. T.0.B. R1V'E'~1de. $.'i,650. C.Ost o1•rr $6800 -,\s~ong and JJO lights. $650 or best i * 1970 DATSUN * '67 Ja XKE 2+ 210 S SEDAN Air 'Aulo Westem r.l.H. ~-S.'J1.00. 675-0,iZI oUer. 5-IS-8895 or J.31-211>4 . [ II M) WE PAY TOP 1600 p · 9 2 270 DIESEL •'-~ 8 GAS ''FRIEDLANDER'' l";_.::;.::.::._.::_:c.:_.;:;.;;;:._.1-.:....:-"-..,-CC'.--:---:--I Autos for~lt CASH Jckup Radio 011\e g1'ff'n 11 tan interior, 2.)0 C COUPE For bHI rerull!i! 642-5678 Oill ti4Z-567S & cha~ it. Sell Idle items no1·J~ Tonneau Cover 493-0089 n-d•o. fl•••·-. '"'Om•"•· ,1 , """ •, "~ , any more sed<+n~ "" Sfl'Or!S Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmport•d 970 FERRARI trans. Power S1eenng, Air models to clto0:.e h'01n i iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I A /Cl ' 3 c-ondil!onin,ll, Chrunie ll'U't!" l)li. OliACl'I UIWY. H I 893-7566 • 537-0824 We're Hot When Your Hot Your Hot • When Your Not Yolll' Not! • • • JUNE WAS OUR BEST MONTH JULY WILL BE OUR BIGGEST MONTH EVER WE'RE OUT TO SET NEW SALES RECORDS BY OFFERING THE FINEST SERVICE AND SELECTION ANYWHERE. OVER 150 NEW & USED IN STOCK Bugs, Susses, Porsches, Campers, Square Ba cks, Fa stbacks & The New Type 4's. SAT .. SUN. & MON., ~ HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN tlarhor Area's Only A11thnrized Volks\\'agrn Draler 18711 BEACH BLVD. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH ntiques ass1cs 95 tor used can & trucks, ju.t FERRARI wheels. 29.000 n11Jes. 119.':\5 f'ORD pick-up, '46 ~!ere call us for free estimatn. AlITHORIZED $3495 flolh<Od . 10\o n'1o"d. GROTH CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE 1 (11ui.I see to appreciate. . NEWPORT IMPORTS I 5-1G-6357. A.!lk for Sales ~lanqer 19-IO ford P.U. V-3 flathead, 18211 Beac h Blvd. good englllf'. Needs \\'Ork. Huntinrton Beacb $300 or best oiler. 836-5672. 847-SM7 KI 9-3331 Dune Buggies 951 ANNIVERSARY •SO ·70 J\.IEYERS TOW'D -'65 V'.V pWT. $95(). ~5990 d<1;ys; 540-9251 eves & 11•knds. PINTO \\'I AITTO. FOR SALE Trans. $5 day. Sc mile. I V\V Ratl Sand Buggy ""'ith THEODORE tra!ler. &1:....4033. $600. ROBINS FORD '70 i'llE\'ERS TO'll>'d St. legal 2060 l !ARBOR BLVD. hi po V\V eng. roll cage COST;_ J\IESA 642-0010 sacrifice 544-8034 \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR STREET legal Dune buggy FOR TOP USED CARS clean SG&O. ' If your car is extra clean, 962-2287. see us f.Jrst. BAUER B UICK Trucks 962 234 E. 171.h Sr. -,64-1-NT-ER-NA-T-SC-O-UT "°'" "'"' "'~n" • ANNIVERSARY #lO ~speed, radio, heater . (\\'BJ- 879) Barwick Imports, 998 Seo. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach. 546--4051 or 49'1-97n. AUTOS WANTED Top dollar lor clean used ca.rs, See Andy Bro1vn. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA :"11ESA 642-CKilO NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \V. C.oast Hwy. Newpon Beach FIAT aasD1 TEST DRIVE THE ALL NEW 128 SEDAN 3100 \V. Coast H"''Y· Newport Beach 642-9405 '67 Jaq,420 Sedan Radio, Heater. Automatic Trans, Po,,.,·er Steering, Air Condlrioning, Chrome Wll'e 11·hcels. 38.000 1niles. $3495 NEWPORT IMPORTS Front Wheel Drive 3100 \V. Coast H"'Y· You 011·e it to yourself lo Newport Beach \I'S! drJ\'e the ne1v '71 Fiat 642·9405 at B.J. Sport.scar Center be--1----J:.Ec:Nc:..Sc:E:.N __ _ fore you buy any car. All Models Immediate Delivery Priced From JENSEN $1 495 00 AUTHORlZEO ' . Bill Jones' 8. J. SPORTSCAR CTR. SALES ;_ SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 1910 Ford P.U, V-8 flathead, good engine. Needs work. $300. or best oUer. 836-5672. CHEVY Camper: Custom bit for C<1n1ping, 4 new rires & batt. $1395. 548-8232 11\JPORTS \VANTE D 2'.l33 !-!:arbor (:mta !llesa Orange Count.Jes 540~44? 1 3100 W. Coast Hwy. Ne1VJXlrt Beach TOP~ BUYER Fa.~t results are jl!st a phone BILL :llAXEY TOYOTA ~om& 18881 Beat·h Blvd. HOUSE OF IMPORTS t>7 \11; \IIDCET: 1111 SIUOO. Ciill tii::;..0~1.Ti 17,fkXI alt 5. 6868 Manchester Buen• Park (Beach Blvd exu on Santa Ana ~'rn'Y.I "" OPEL I 1!166 Opel Kadet fa~tback-Arr ( 11 523-7250 I con1l, l'rry L·lr-an. Good •!!!!'"'""""""""!!!!!!!!.... cond. S700. 67J...8117. '69 OPJ::L GT-Sha-,-,-.-.~,~"-'· I 01.1n9C' County 's I .119cst S~·l{'ction Nl'w & U!t{'d MC"1ted1·> Be11z Jim Slemons Imps. W.1rncr & Main St. I rally ,,triprs. nil. 4-spd. $2095/olfei·. 84b-116.'i. • PORSCHE 4-51:." Ch ro nic 11·h!~. I 111/111ounted P1rrlt1 HP16.'i · 1 t.rres, 1Uhr:<. hubl'<ips. fro1n 1196.> i'llercrdes-44,000 mi. Nrw ~70 !lll-T. SJ:;.} 96:.! ~i60 all tirf's. A1C. Pi s, P/b. $2500. pni .===~=~~~I Santa Ana 546-411 Ca.II 833-3487 e PORSCllL 91:.! 0 r l £ MG I o,1·ner. :11,001 n11 675-72'>..5 or &M--06:::7. • '69 MGB GT. \Vire "''heels. '62 PORSCHE Rdstr: Xlnl 1''actory a ir/cond. Am/Fm ~il(blk. R.<ire:_ only 100 e.'f- radio. Immaculate cond! 1 1shnf{ 673-737;,, 542-3583. • '69 i'ttGC GT '>l.'ith onJy '65 Porsche C Coupe \V /R 17.000 original mile-s. Over-1 int. Ne1v Eng. Perrellis tun. drive IL leather. ed exhaust immac. 493-0089. H_OUSE OF _IMPORTS , Garage cluttered~ Sell your (Sc.n1a Ana F r1\·y, Beach "Elephants .. fast .call Dai- Blvd e.1C1!.1 Buena Park ly Pilot Classified now! Ill 523-725() 642-5678 Autos, Used 990 Aut-.-•• ~u~,.-d~---990= SOMETIMES WE GET call away· !342-5678 If. Beach. Ph. 847-8J55 .!,A_ut_•_•_, _N_•_w ____ 9_SO_A_u_to_•~·-N_ow _____ 9_B_O_A_u_t_•_•·c....N_e_w _____ 9_BO _ _:._A_u_1_0_1~, _N_o_w~_...:;._;_;980 e \\'ANTED: V\V BUG e Complete Stock of - T_RAJ_N..:.SA:.:X:::L..:.E:.: •• :....:::::_ __ l ~Dm'l•.,•11rJ~'f KARMANN GHIA '10 Karmann Ghia Re~ & Black interior, 10,000 1niles. CARRIED AWAY! .. ' NEW 1971 FIREBIRD $200 $79 19 ''DOWN" '68 Wildcat WI•" A."1~-•lt 7ro"•· "'l"tO", powtr t•M•lf'g. "W'' b•~•t• l~<TO'V tit (0r'<!"'"""'Q, """''' Wlr<!OW\ 6rnl IOPro.<I w<lh • "'"Y' root IZCA 1911 $1997 '69 Fiat 'SPNd COl'Ytrl. ((XC ... , $1388 '69 Cougar A.......,.llc h'•"l"l\u'°". P0W9r tlM•l"9, vl"vl roof, fHJory IOr ~~ l'°"lnlr· {X'!'Z 11•) $2598 - ''MONTHLY" '67 Malibu W"•' ,I, P8'1 IQ~. , oower "~"""9. eu!•"'• "' "~"""""""· "' ,I roo• r•~'"· "'~'" 1 ilN i ll I $1588 '69 Firebird .. !_. 11<•0 ..... ,. <6" (lol•On<'>Q, PoW•• '"'" I'll!, powu ~ru 111, "'""I rT.<>f_ Ll<en .. rzxx m1 $2388 '69 Grand Prix Wllf> yln~I IOp 11'd ~ir c.....il!<O<ilng, pow 1, ""~rlr19 and o o.., ~ r brl~H, OOwt!' wi"CID"'" IYWT CS3l $2999 - '68 Chrysler Newpou Custo1n l~·n•ln~ Al>oul com•ort r ull ~"""~' 18nd&u 1np, '·~•'AM rod'n ICL7lG flflSd)(Ji Don I """ •n,, ""'· Only $2089 '66 Mustang V•nvl llMf, • ll>ffd, V .. r nQoM. teO•O, htl!a<". !~EU <tlol) $989 '71 PINTO ln1 n.011 4,000 Miits • •IMtd 1t•"lml1Llo•'" ·~"''" & 1>e11••. c1:it1 (II-I) Onl~ $2188 ------· Se r. 1t 123871Lb00189 '69 GALAXIE 500 7 Otoe•. v,nvt 101>. •uro ,..., A ! 1 c l r1n•ml'"""· F•<l<>•y Ai• Cond"'""" OnQ, 11•0,0, Pow•r ~·•~' tn~. & He•••• LOW MILEAL>E r'J~V JJ71 O"ly S2199 '69 Ford Cl.!STOM I d09r "°"'"· VI, I UI<>, p(IWt• \1"""9· (J9) BEL i $1299 '7 0 Hornet Stdl" ,l,l/IOmt!k:, KDnO- mY tnQI"•· r1a10. hut· er. B llltli) $1789 .... -POll1IC ---. ----:- • CaU 549--0-138 • Autos, Imported 970 e 1960 PORSCHE 1600. Super sharp~ Italic silver. Porsche knock-Off chrm \Vhls_ Take Thl11k s.. "FRIEDLANDER" $1995 NEWPORT IMPORTS • 1962 1\lerl'cdcs Benz 100 SL :Hwy. J91 3100 \\', Coast H"'Y· trade. 1J750 IU.CH ILYD. I 89.J...7:i6ti • 537-6824 Ne\\lXJrt &ach Hardtop. In superb cond. l;;c""'~::;"'=;....:::c:::.:::__ 642-9405 Can f1nancf'. 1~70 FIAT R.JO sport coupe.1 ____ ~°'"":.::... __ _ HOUSE OF IMPORTS nias~. cus1om exhaust & LOTUS !I) 523.-72j(J n1a11y other xtras. Excel I 1 ---_c.c'-"'~='----1 co11d. Sat-r1f1cr U-aving for 1---------- V.\V. CA..\1PER Van. Porn:hc college 111 East. Ca! 1 LOTUS Engine, n200ew trans.,. brak~s,, ~·3"--0~~·~"~·==~==~-~IJTI!S &OSREIZERVOICE tires. S3. verifiable 1n-1. vest.111ent_ $2000 ! i rm . NOW'S THE '"~'"· TIME FOR ALFA ROMEO QUICK CASH NEWPORT IMPORTS W • p ut •Yeh l11w p•ic• !191 on our c•r< l~•I ,1·, 9oin9 lg b,. l11u9h lo m•~• • p•ofil , • _ bYt it m••"\ big •1win91 lo y11u! T1k1 • IP;" in o"• of lht1• lint Buicki 11r Op•I• +11d1y • , • vou'll carry •w~v • nic. b~,,a'le of 'avi.,91, ] • • "6~ Alpha ..Romeo GTV. THROUGH A 3100 \V. Coast Hwy. .o\m/Fm, ]01v mileage. Jn1-DAILY PILOT N~wport Beach maculatc cond. $339.l -1akr I Since _1933 -Sth & W•lnut Huntington Beach I ::>411,.!W~·~"'~' ~ • • your tradr. WANT AD DAlLY PILOT for action! • L.arg!' se!f'Ction of nf'1\l I • .....,-:.;.,.:.:.."""..:.:..:.:.__= For best results! 64.2-5678 536-6588 SPYDERS, BERLINA Se-Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 l\an~ .t GT VELOCE n1odels 1n slock. HOUSE OF IMPORTS Au1hon7.rd Df'illrr 111 521-72::,0 AUSTIN HEALEY llOBD TEST DRIVE THE ALL NEW 128 SEDAN Front Wh eel Drive You 01,e it 10 ~·Olil'Sc!f rrs1 rlnvr 1hr """" 'il fiat ar BJ Spflrlscar Cr111er be. foi'l' you IJuy any c-ar. All Models Immediate Delivery Priced From $1,495.00 Bill Jones' 8. J. SPORTSCAR CTR. 2933 Harbor, Cosr11 Mesa 540-4491 aasn AUDI 1970 Audi .( Door. low 1nile11gr, O&rk Bluf' "''111t"h! grey in1erior, Radio. Hralrr, '4 Speed. $2895 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \V Coast H1vy_ Nt'wport Beach 642-9405 BMW Automt1th"t' E:oicellence G ROY CARVER, Inc. 2925 Harbor Blvd. Cll~ta ill,.sa 546-4444 F'nr hf'ost rrs11ltJ! 642-.'J678 RUN FOR YOUR WIFE!! AND YOUR PINK SLIP TOOi 1MI urs OUT OF THE IAGI WE'RE CLOSING OUT OUR 1971 STOCK EVllmlllG GOES! !!9JY MAND HfW71 COMET $2295 RIUT ,ACTOIT IOIJ8ftli ----•SSJ1"3 --- llAHD HEW 7' MARQUIS IAYI •1100 NANO HIW7 1 LlllCOLI IAYI $1500 SAVE BIG ON QUALITY USID CARS TOOi '•1 LINCOLN CONTlNl!NTAL • 0•. Fact. •I•. hill oow•r, •tdlo, he&!or, ""'''"' !l•n , vl"vl •I , !In), OIAU, "'II( CDY,. L•ttliet. F•d. W•U. (TMV 1UI k .ii;;"'ii;. ·-"'"• $2•30 '49 MIRCURY MONTElll!Y I-Or, H•rd•op, V·I. •ulo. f1e>1J, led. 11,. "'"''' ""' & d l1c tlr~•, ~'••eo rtdlo, he<1!1r, W/l/W !lfll, vlnyl rl , llM OllH. ""''· cov. 1 yr, w1rr. l'rPl ~'11 K•ll.., Blue ·-1'11(1 $2730 '41 LINCOLN tONTININt•l (gv~ Feet, •I•. lull pw• w 111w 111 .. , vl"~I '"°'· 11"1 g11u . -'· cov , r fCllo. hNllr, !N tn .. IM , 11<1. Wlr< ••1'1Y IVl-IZ '4>0J k.ii;yii" ... --"•k• $3310 '49 MARk Ill F1t t. 11r. '~11 pw·r,, A.No /FM 'l~r.a, w11/w rlrn. v!"yt ..001. Un!. 9!111, """I· cov ' !Ill """"), I~ Cl"ltOI. t'l'l'E ltl) Ktl~ ·-l'•I<• $bll 5 '41 IUICll LI SAlllll Htr~~. V·I . 1~10. lrt "I, r•ct. 1•r, pwr, 1tH rlf19 & ltrl~et. r•• dlo, hNI!•, w/i /w lirft, v l"yl root. !In!. ol•u, Wiii, cov. !lJOM 1•>) SAVE AT THE SIGN OF THE "COOL CAT" --.. .-.. -·. ---~---~ GARDEN GROVE LINCOLN·MERCURY ''The l\1ost Unique Automobile Agency'' Gard:rvd~rove 636 2980 llOOKHURST - -7 -...:i=._ ·--... ----~-- • DAILY PILOT Tue!dq, Ju~ 6, 1971 J .__I ._,. .... _ .... __,J§l I ........... l§J I Aul ........ l§J I Autos, Used 990 Autos1 Imported l;;oB:=R;;;:IN:;;;G=Y•O;;:;U:;;;R=ll-poRSCHE 970 Aut .. , lmporttd PORSCHE 970 Autos1 lmpor1ed Roller Skates Will Take Anything From Wrist W1tche1 To R1frigtr1tor1 As Part Down On Any Automobile '64 T·llRD CONY. Full Pow•r, !ORK154J: $617 '65 T·llRD HT. R•cf Finith, Full Pow•r, Air Cond, COKl7071 $802 '61 It.A.MILER CLUI CPE. Aulo .. 6 t.yl., R1dio, H11t- 1r, iXUNJ48l $845 '67 FORD F250 l'U l/1 To11 Sh1rp. R1dio, H11!1r, V.8. 1039912 ) $1995 '68 FORD l!J TON Auto., Sharp, 8' 81d, 360 V-1!. {24108A) $1995 '65 MUST.A.NG-GT 289 V-8, 4 Spd., Gr11n, R1dio, Healer, Sharp, !NQU474 ) $975 '68 VW IUG 4 Spd, Radio, H11l1r, Clean, Red fini1h. !ZKG- 504) $1295 r:A\i ~ '64 T-11RO HT Full Pow1r, Whitt finiJh, Air Cond. ( FMH97 I) $638 '67 RAMBLER 2 Or., Auto., v.e, Pow1r, Air Cond. ( 05#94- )Sl $695 '66 RAMILER WAGON V-8, Full Powtr, Air Cond. !SJR19 I l $895 ·ss FO•D PU 'Ii Tc~, Auto., Chrom• wh••l1. fl13026"l $695 '68 MUSTANG v.1. •ulo., r11dio, lll•roon ••l•rio•. <194 ) $895 '65 MUSTANG CONY, V.I , Au!o., R11dio, Heel•r. ! SJC 181 l $707 '65 MUSTANG 289 V.8, ,O.ir, Auto .. R .... dio, He11ler. (384CONJ R•d Fini1h. $995 'S ' l·lllllD l•nd •u Top, Auto., C!111ic:, t M5Ul86") $2195 '67 CADILLAC l•OUC>H. 4 D•., Full Pow••, Air Ccnd., Dtlu•• Comfort, !TVPllOl $2795 '64 T•IUMPH •OST•. Ftadio, He•ltr, 4 Sp11d. !TOZ265 ) $995 SAVE Marcus Motors 645-0466 21 OD Harbor Blvd. ~osta Mesa TOYOTA ll--W-E_B_U_Y_U_S_E __ D_ ';i,~ !a'~,~~~: _T_O_Y_O_T_A_N_E_W_'-71- Porsc heS ~";1 atL, EdiU ND DOWN URNS 1965 Porsche, reblt eng & fAYMENT DON B '"'"'· MW tire•. Xlnt "'""· PRESTIGE PORSCHE, AUDI Call aft 6 pm. or wk.nds, .,....,,., $69.0J MONTH" --~===----136 mos. DeL N' price. ROVER $24.84.36 or cash pr Ice $2003.55. lnc1. Tax A Uc 13631 1-farbor Blvd., G.G. e 1969 Land Rover 88. Xlnt A.P.R. 14.54%. Serial No. THE ALL NEW 128 SEDAN Front Wheel Drive 1961 vw 2 Dr Sedan, • cyl, stick ahifl {IQ'rn6) You owe it to yourself to test drive the new 'TI Fiat $299 a. B.J. Sportacar Center be. HIGHLAND MOTORS (Just S, or G.G. Frwy.) cond. Needs tires. ~ l.34347. 636-2333 ti.mi. Aft 5pm, 646-4903 •on approved credit 990 Autos, Uood 990 BiU Maxey Toyora 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8.555 HUNTINGTON BEACH fore you buy any car. 2145 Harbor mvd. All Models Immediate CDsta Mesa 645-5404 Anniversary Sale 1971 TOYOTA $1777 Delivery Prlc...-:! From $1,495.00 '69 VW BUG w/mag wheels, db-. CYXU~ LOOK! WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU Demo # 5991 8111 Jones1 787) $1395 full price. Call 150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM '68 RAMBLER REBEL ' $1199 .J)erut Lewi& V TOYOTA B. I. SPDRTSCAR CTR.1.-"' 1",,-·n= ... ::::::-o,;=--.,,--vw camper 50.000 mi on body 5,000 reblt eng, new brks. Best otter 847-4507 53&-5890 2933 Harbor, Costa Mesa 540-4491 19ffi Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 2 Dr. VS, automatic, factory air. An OK car in every way. CXSVC1!7) 4 Dr. V8. auto., factory air, '67 CHEV. BEL AIR $1299 TRIUMPH THE TRIUMPH l':a .. 'fW~ ~:· Xtra clean, lo mi's, .... 6'il .. 67:i-t574 * 673-2937 1xnver steering. A good value in every Y.'ay. (389AUK) '6' OPEL WAGON Automatic. A good economy wagon. (YRV833) '70 CHEVY IMPALA $2999 4_Dr/ H.T. VB, a~lto., factory an·, power steering. An ou1stand- ing_lov; mileage car. {OOOADM) ~()'1ll l1Mf 1H, .•/,y YCLll;'f T"[ Tlr GROTH~ 18211 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach OPEN 'TIL 10 P.M. Hwy. 39 So. of S•n EHevo Fwy. 545.&863 847-6839 V8 STAG NOW ON DISPLAY P>rne ln for a test drive! FRITZ WARREN'S SPORT GAR CENTER 710 E. 1st St., S.A. 547-0764 Open daily 9-9; closed SUnday '64 VW BUG SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY HOW'S THIS FOR A TRAVEL AND 1Eif!~ VACATION SALE ~··".'.!'"~··--.-.,~ . . , I .. S:ULLY EQUIPPED TRAVEL lFtAILER WITH STOVE-ICE IOX- SI NK-CLOSn-ALL CONVENIEN CE EXTRAS. BRAND NEW '71 OPEL WAGON (]9.939Jt85) WITH BRAND NEW ERIBA PUCK UST PRICE $4359.89 SALE PRICE '377 5 EXCELLENT SELECTION, BUT HURRY, THEY WON'T LAST LONG! WE SELL ONLY THE FINEST USED CARS AT SENSIBLE PRICES!! '70 LE SABRE ......... $3687 Thi1 b1•utiful c:u1folfl c:oup• he• full powtt •quip· ll'lent •nd f•ctory •it conditionin9 •nd th• popul•~ vinvl roof. An imll'l•cul eta •utomobile. (692ADYl '69 ELECTRA .......... $3593 Cu•lo"' 4 door h•rdlop with f ull power, f•clorv •ir, c•ui11 control, AM -FM 1lt•10 multipl1l!. new prtm• ium lit••· vou won't find •nv c:l11111r. !YCL259) '69 WILDCAT ......... $2797 H11• i1 th• buy of the "'''"-A 4 door herdtp with r.,tory •ir, 1utom1tit:, powr 1f1•rin9 I br1k11, vinyl roof, r11dio •nd hi•*••· You'll ju1t h1~• fo driv1 thi1 on e. (YZC7691 '69 LE SABRE ......... $2732 Cu1fom 2 Door hardtop, This on•'• h•rd to L11t. Th;1 pr•1ti91 C•f i1 fully 1quipp1d with feclory eir, vinyl roof, •utom •fic, pcwer 1t••fin9 ind b••"••· ••• dio •nd h••t•r •n-d i1 in mint condition, !YR02 12) '69 LE SABRE ......... $2773 Equipped with V8, •ufom•lit:, ••dio, he•f•r, power 1!11rin9 & br1k11, f•clory •ir c:ond ilionin9. A ~:11f '"' c•r. !ZSV5l4) '68 SKYLARK ., ........ $1899 Cu1tom convertible. Thi•~n• 11 for you. A on1 owner •ufomobil• with f•t:fory •ir, b11ck1t •••h, po wer ttteri"t l br1ke1, •utom•lic:, r1dio •nd h•al•r, whit• w1ll1. !WXS!i51 l • BUICK in COSTA MESA . . 234 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA 548-7765 •• 1969 VW CON· VERTIBLE, re<!. Private Party. Call 65-3808. VOLVO ~ THIHI "187' 'VO~o· "FRIEDLANDER" 117JO 18#.CM CMW'Y. lti 893-7566 • 537-68:U Anniversary Sale 1971 VOLVO $2998 .nerut Lewi& W VOLVO 1946 Harbor, c.rd. 646·9303 9 '69 VOLVO 144 S Sedan, auto, low mi'leage, • "66 122 S Sedan, air. Take your trade, Good rlnanctng. HOUSE OF IMPORTS (Santa Ana Frwy-Bea.ch Blvd exit) Buena Park. 11) 523-7250 Autos1 Used 990 CADILLAC gasB TEST DRIVE THE ALL NEW 128 SEDAN Front Wheel Driv• You owe it to yourselt to fe'SI drive rhe new '71 Fial at B.J. Sportscar Center be- fore you buy any car. All Models lmmedlat• Delivery Priced From $1,495.00 Bill Jones' B. I. SPORTSCAR CT • 2933 Harbor Co:<:ta l\Iesa 540;4491 mass Largest Selection OF LUXURIOUS CADILLACS In Orange County 1963 thru 1970'1 ·~ 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open SUnday '70 CADILLAC BROUGHAM ONLY 9,330 MILES Chauffe11r driven &: absolute. ly impeccable. Padded top, full leather interior &: m01t every delw:e Cadillac vctra made ind. factory air con- ditioning. (P0914&t) NABERS CADILLAC 2iOO Harbor BJvd. 540-!loo '71 COUPE DE VILLE- Loaded, only 40,000 miln. Corporatlon presldenta' w11~· private car. Like new Jn every ~pect. Call Kent Allen 842-U35 for demon.. stratlon appointment. '66 Cad Fleet wood Broughman, Must M?e lo a~ pre. $1750. Robln~n 3000 W. c:oa.st NB 642-7000. '56 Cadillac, R&H. air, pwr S&B. Excellent cond. $225. 642--6342. DAILY Ptwr fot" ac,tlonl ---· --..--· -l. ·-----·-'-'-----=-~----(_ . --· ---1·--_,, ... IWl.Y ».AT ... • ' ' . . . . . . . . ' ' .. :!'. ! l •• ' l .,• '•I >~ r: $ t ~-.•. _II, * ,.. ,... ~· ~: OVER I\ ~: DEALER l1 NVOICE ii IT1iat'1 What Wo Pay Far Thom Folbl ~: ~. ON ANY OF OUR :~ ~ l BRAND NEW 1971 MERCURY MONTE GOS Coupes, sedans, hardtops -all brand new and priced to sell! Take invoice ·and add only 3°/o! Get a year end· deal now on any one of our brand new Montegos. THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS ONLY 3%0VER DEALER INVOICE ON ANY OF OUR BRAND NEW MERCURY MONTEGOS ' WE ARE OVER STOCKED! YEAR END SAVINGS NOW!!! I j ,;_ ' . ' • I I r • I I ' I I ....a.. . .Al~ 5, 1971 CALL US NOWll PHONE 557·9220 INSTANT CREDIT YOU NHD AMD STIU SA VI YOU MONEY 1.lf you Cl't ntW in Carrfamia 3. H you ort new on YtAX job 2. H you owe mooty on your'· If you hovt littlt or no .;or • credil lfT Ml TIY TO Alu.HI Tiii CllDIT ANO TUMS YOU lllD SO Tll.l J YOU MAT Drive Monw Today in 1M ur llf yaw cll:liutl $AVE On Slod: I 4038 DEMO SALE 25 to choose from 71 LUX. MONACO 4 Dr. Sed. $1134~~0MfACT. sue. RETAll F!!CI. air, (lllfo. Iran~ 383 PRICE V 8, ~aw2r window$, vinyl TOT AL ON .7J.· OH41LID27624! DISCOUNTS NEW CARS MAKE OFFER! LOW MILEAGE '71 COLT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY s1974 FUU PRICE LARGEST INVENTORY Of COLTS IN ORANGE coum BRAND '71 DEMON SPORU NEW COUPE IMMEDIATE DEUVllY F11ll fac1. ,.,;,,., 'E¥iP $2198 . ./0 FUUPRICE Ser. :/I LL2981E120175 For 36 Months s 149300 . '"·· '"'' . "'"'· w'w fULL '""'· vlnv1 roo1, t>u<l:.et '"'""• PRICE r>/daih + rnuch, "'"'~ ..,.,,..,, ~\99,.fO!ollo ,.,.., ''~i1totol 1t10 •r"'' ind.1 ... lko1'1o lo~! .. f'f•,. ,._..,.-_.,oduod<'"":lll""" o.<..,od.....,.,,...nl l!I~""'·,.' l •-·••1111•t •HC1-f1r.1••T!11.J.O" 2 Or. HT. V-8, <"11110 .. pcwer O!ee•ing, •odic & hen •e" b""" '"°"· Sl 89800 "''-111/5/W. ,Utl l3o.AN. rricl '69 DODGE (Qi'QN(l •'0 """"~ •odio, f oe!.""• W/W I.re•. powe• """"'"""·s1388°0 dou top. YP'W-rutl 713 •llCI '70 IMPALA HAS/DIOP. V-8. culo., P/S, much mo••.(76•80A) $1699~?" Autc. trona., rodlo, hoo1er, whiiew .. 11&. boc~e! a.at.. tic. '"'"' $ 599~" .... '67 PONT. 2 Dlt HT. V·ll, oulo. Ira"•-ol• ~one!. powti• ate•""ll· rnd;o. '-··· $599°0 VOK924 ,~i:l~ v.11, ""'"· """'-pcwe1 11.,.,r. 'ng, •adi.,, hec1er, whitewcll• e H23f9Bli135 0 $11980() '70 FORD GAlAXl[ sno HT v.a, ClllO. """'• f"""'Y cir cond~ tc-"'"· '"'"'·$1 886°0 4()6,',(L rUll '69 TOYOTA CC l!ONA 1 DI<. HI, 4 o.p1ed, •cd·o. hea ler, buc~el •e"''- Y/~l~? 1 OR. HT. V-11, 01110. !•011•., •odio, heote• •. wsw· .. 12431111l190J S98800 "'" P•KI 'JO FORD MAVERICK 2 OR. Cl>l. f CKlory oir coi.d~ rodi.,, h•ote•, f1o1ll foci,..,, ''"""''· s99900 Ser. No. fllll OK'11T l:l811l'O '' .. !: ........ 1§1 I ----I~ I Autoa, UMd 990 Avt05, UHCI 990 Autos, Uled 990 Autos, Used MUSTANG 990 CHEVROLET CORVmE FORD '69 V-28 Camaro, ~)n'1 cond. Call 61;,...1193 CHEVROLET '63 Ctievy Nova Wagon '6:i El Camino, 327, P'>'T s/b, ----------'69 Chevrolet ,&.h. $OX). '67 CORVmE Capric:e ..... .,. FASTBACK To, or "' h~ Hanltop CHRYSLER SACR IFIC E coo-1'.'llh 330 V-8, Turbo ----------·I Must sell '67 Veu. '"" ''427" 11995. C•ll ShMJ>I Steve Hydro, Po11·er Steering, '68 Ctuy&ier New Yorker Broker. F11ct Air, Landau 2-dr vinyl HT. f\.1etallic gold. 1 __ .....,. _ _c~· ~~~=--- Top. etc, Air, Pfb, new tires, top DODGE .$2295 rond. $WOO cash. 5'1&-6224. '6:;t DODGE Charger-P\\'f, air, auto. vinyl top. I ov:ner. $21~. 5.17-4971. FALCON 6Cyl. automatic. radio, heat-S3'.J-9600 or 531-0608 * * FALCON '60 2-dr, auto. clean. er. f0KG53D' Corner 1st&· Harbor $199 1 Santa Ana HIGH~AND MOTORS i\1UST M"ll sharp-looking 1969 214.J Harbor Blvrl. I Malibu. Landau top, Pis, Costa J\fe5a 613-5404 air cone!. Xlnt cone!. S.1895. '61 Corvair r.lonza 4 spcl, t;oorl tires, no le11ks. Gd run- ning car. $145. 833-1840. CORVEnE sell, Best oUer. 543-2.).17. cash, call 642-5678 Call 968-5931 $175 • fi75--0U5 FORD 1966 FORD Fairlane ~. Orig1nAI 01vner. S.950. Call 545-4:>52 aft -t pm. Call 642,.-$71 &. Save? '63 VALIANT 2 dr, ioo6 1966 Galaxi• 500 '67 .\1USTANG 2 + 2 GT I working cond, 2nd OY.tnef\ 2 Dr Hardtop, V-11, automa-l\t int concht1on. 289 \Ill. nc, po1••er isteenne;, piN·er 11u1omalic. ~ stee-rini: !.· _>16-4 __ 493=-c· ===-.:-:;;;c---I brakes. radio, heater, white-disc brake1, lactory ra~ PONTIAC 11.•all ures, wheel covers. system, low mileage. Candy {~1JDT79J apple red. l\1 ust 1ee to ap-------.,-.--,:~! $799 precialt. A f 1 e r 5Pl\1 '68 GTO, air, land&u, rad~ HIGHLAND MOTORS l ~540-4;::.~°':;:'::·,-----~ f'1 r. \'rry clean. Will •cct'f hesL offt•r. Prl pty, ln'i :?145 Harbor Blvrl . '69 ?.lustang, powrr dtM' Cal. Sl l -1057 Costa J\.1esa &13-~CM 1 brakes, 11.tr cond . drluxr tn-=~==--c-c=:--:::::::-1 '71 FORDS: G11.lllx i e .~. Mustangs, &. Toru10s. Hertz Corp. 1714) 7n--0552. tl'r ior, \'111yl top. Perfr el '67 PO~L Lt-n1an~. cond. S2195 or be~\ o!lf'r. 17141 :>17-9191 or 673-333.I!. '69 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday l 1964 Rambler Sta. Wa' Amsr1can. 6 cyl. llUIDmatie; ra010, heater. IOQU6531 ., $499 ; HIGHLAND MOTORSf 214 j Harbor Blvd. , LINCOLN Coupe, Full Power. Fact Air, ;i.;tra nict, low miles and Cosla J\1esa 645-MOC -=62 R.amhler Ambassador v:a S.250. or best nlfrr * 646-1280 • T-BIRD '71 Lincoln factory warranty. Continental only 53395 Popular Coupe v:ith all the MacHoward '64 T-BIRD, air, p/b, J/p. i::ood rond. 1 Owner. $67S. 83.1-0711. ., 531-0008 e;i.;1ra~. new r.11chE"l1n X Bla--9600 tires, al'duJ ni rf'. Now only Comt'r !st .t, flarbor WILLYS $6295 MacHoward 839-9600 0, Corner 1st & Harbor Santa Ana MUSTANG '67 J\lustang GT A-Many xtras. SllSO firm. Call Dan 800-7874 or 830--7656. S11.n111. Ana -----\\'ILLY'S Sin ~'gn 195!!, 283 OLDS. 'iiS \i 1STA r ni.::. 11u!o, 2 \\•hl rlri\'e 9,oib CRUISER n11. S6:JO. 536-2911 41!,000 LOCAL i\11LES Delux.-family station \\'ai::-QUICK CASH on, factory air cond., p/ THROUGH A steer, p/brakf's, 8U1n. trans., DAILY PILOT R&H, WSW. !FEC658J NABERS CADILLAC WANT AD 2600 Harbor Blvd. eo.ra M<" 5' .. 9100 642-5678 '64 OiEVELLE J\1ahbu , VS, _833--0:::::.c;_IOS"-~~---~-I ·68 CORVETTE -Must PIS, Lo mi's, Orig owner, I Turn unused items into quick below blue book. Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 1 'A"'u-lo,--•-, °'N,_•-w-----..916"."1 New 1971 Chevrolet Nava Coupe 6 Novo Co11J11. Soft-lay Tinted Glau, Door (d91 G11orck, 178.114 Whl .. Strl~ Tlr.i, F11ll Wiiiet Cov1111, AM 1"11th- b1o1tto11 Rod~, 11•11 Cloth lrtt.,lor, 49.49 A11tiq1o11 Gr111t. C4t :tJ6l7 OVER DEALER INVOICE New 1971 Chevrolet Impala fll'lpolo C111to111 Ca11p1. Soh·Ror Th1t1d Gla!J, 4-Seosa11 Air Cortdltlo11i119, 270-HI", T11rbo·Flr1 350, Turbo Hrdro-Motlr:, Power St11rhUJ, G7l115 a.ifld Whltl Srrlpo Tlrn, AM Push· butto11 Radio . .::1714 OVER DEALER INVOICE New 1970 Chevrolet El Camino 6 t i Coml110, Soft.Ray Tll1tld Glot1, AM r1Hhbutto11 Radio, Duty lodlotor, l lec:tr: Yi11yl lrrt1rlor. ~45Jt OVER DEALER INVOICE New T 971 Chevrolet Pickllp fleltlld1 plck11p, AM p•Mb11tto11 rodlo, Olll_..,•oll·temp. vl11yt trim, full factory 1q11lppld. 1:)977 OVER DEALER INVOICE ALSO HUGE D15COUNTS ON co1vm1s & CAMPERS BUT DOWN PAYMENT IS HIGHER OVER I DEALER INVOICE TRADE INSI ,.,..,t cor 11 t rod1 tnint IN: •JIPtGIMd high lflfflll to 111ob Y•• oct ot 011cet!! p.,.,~ nrw !9/t 1 """' • ..,.. 10 "" c1'>•0 0010,. Fron! <I ., ""'~... 1'00 CC ..,olne. Ouc-e! •ea,., ''II• 01.'0• ou••d l!e~"'I •••I """'· l>A••e,.. e1r •crvlir l•coue. •A· ,,,..,,, Choose From 4 Vega Models $150 DOWN t ~,:'. $59.43 po c mo"'h fo• ~··(I ..... 0. ...... ,•o•otl "tfH Jvll <0<> 0"!1 I•'"" $73'1 II .. 1 to• & I<.," IN!,..otl ..,.,... '"'° 1..110) 7' •I !t> """''"'"""~ ·-'""' .......... ll ...... STATION WAGONS! STATION WAGONS I DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! HURRYI HURRV1 HURRYI BU Y NOW WHEN THE SALE IS ON AND THE SELECTION IS GOOD I 1971 Chevrolet YI Caprice Co11,.. Soft.Roy Th1tld Glau, 4-S...o" Ai r Co1tdltlo11, T1o1rbo Hydro-Matlc, Paw•r St"rl119, 078115 hit• H Wit.,,_ Sidi Wolfs, AM P111hb11tto11 Radio. C45 ~1697 OVER DEALER INVOICE New 197T Chevrolet Monte Carlo Mo111'1 Corio Coup.. Cu1loll'I Del111e lolts, Soff·Roy TlnrH Glau, 4-Sea1011 Air Co11d!flon, Turbo Hrdra·Matic, Po-r Steering, G7l115 loltod Whir. 51r1,. Tlrn, AM P111hbutto1 Radio, So11dolwood Cloth l11torlo<" . .::435' OVER DEALER INVOICE New T 971 Chevralet Malibu VI Malibu Spt. Coup•. Soft·Ray Tlntff Glau, Stroto-lvr:•1tt fra1tt S10t1, Door ldg1 G11ardl, Pow., Dlsc:/Drurrt lrttlill, 24S·HP T1rb.,flre J50, Turbo Hydro·Motlc, row1r St11rlrHJ, IE711f14 hlr..t Wlilt1 StrlJll Tira, F.111 Whlel Co'lln, AM Puatib11tt011 lodl1, fto11t & 1 .. , l•111per G1ordi, l loctr: \'h1yt l11terlar. •)754 $199 OVER DEALER INVOICE New 1971 Chevrolet Camoro VI Co1111ro Spt. Co11p.. Satt·R1y Tl111ff Glcm. C11111r Co1nole, P•w· er lrak•s. T1rbo Hydro-Motlc, 'owor StffrflH), G711fl 4 hi,.,. Whltl StrlP1 Tlr11, F1o1ll W~ Co•1ri, AM l'\lthb1o1"011 Rodi•, Styl• TrfM Gr•up, llocll Yl11rl h1terlor. #4041 OVER DEALER INVOICE t Z,~~ DELIVERS I ! Al.JO HUGE rusr.OUNTI ON co11:v•n•s • CAMll'lllll, IUT OOWN P'A YMllNT IJ •n•H••· •.. , .• LARGllT llRVICI DIPT. Open Sat. I AM· Noo1 MON. 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. TUES. fhru FRI. 7 A.M. TO S P.M. -I • ---- 7