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Home My WebLink About1971-11-13 - Orange Coast Pilot• 1' • • • Ir er .e x ............ ...--.. ................ ...i ...... .-.._.Faotbtill SCO"r-e1~1111111----.................. ..-................ ~ Mag~olia Edisoli 7 ··Western 40 ' 29 Westmin·ster ' 0 Huntington Beaeh 12 Anaheim .7 ' Foothill 14 Corona·del..Mar 15 Los Amigos 32 -· Missio.n Viejo; CostaMem 14 Laguna· Beaeh 12. • . :SEE DET>llLS; SP0RTS PAGES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 113', ~<?n: VOL. '4, 1110. l12,. I nCTtoHS, H '°Aeas Pint S ,ized Pet 'Metropo.rt' PlanYoiced In Report --·-•" .. By L PE'B1l UIEG ................ A -Calllm!la aviation 1lully lo be unveiled next week says Orange Coun- ty and Fullerton Airports WiD evolve ifito regional-"'metroports" by the l990's, It was learned today. The fo recast iS part. of a !().county master plan of airport.!! prepared by the Southern California Association o f Cr0vemmcnts (SCAG) to be released at a meeting of that group's aviation council Friday in Bakersfield. An outline of that study shows the master plan offers three alternate con· cepts, all designed to meet regional air transportation demands beyond the year 2000. One of those choices proposes use or Camp Pendleton and Palmdale as "air Cities" fn the· 1980's and .. superports" by the year 2000. Another suggests use or the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station -El Toro as·•· "lortg.haul" jetport by 1990. The third concept f e a t u r e s "superports" built off the Long Beach and San Diego coasts by the yea r 2000. None of the prop:isals are innovative : all hiive been talked about at one time or othe{''in the past. The future of Orange County Airport and .Other smaller airports ln the county will be the same, regardless of which plan,may be adopted, the report predicts. Jt,says "environmentally compatible" ' afrc'faft will make it possible for both Orange County and-FUDefton Airports to become regional in nature. Me.r.dowlark. Capistrano and Lo! Alamitcs Airports will all be general aviation airports. according t(! the SCAG l(roup. the Soi,rthern California Aviation Council, Inc. (SCACI). ; , In addilion, three new air parks will be ,· •req1ired by the 1990's and-they should be . ·i~ttd in J\fissiorLViejo, Yorba Llhda ,;."""" Silwado, tbe.rePort •says. · John ~er, ~; im:~~t ~: ;,;~ ~ ~plp~bu1,.' :.~;A.,:~'!,,~~ ::!i = ~ ~ •·Pepe;':to the pet shol"/ al\l'l!:e· 1o~iil~OstJ,\J{efa $di)-'. ~ lo twrdinate recommendatiol1s and Iefi,Wilh first.'j>riZe"1!t.tbe est•~cati1gory. ''P"!Jt".seemed-· '"'i!h the U.S. Marines IUld Navy, which a bit sCarstruckJ'{.'all lbe-fn!S.' bn;'is1"fi.e so.ilo~4'th'.pd1Mi's. Ivan "'91\trol Camp Pendleton IUld El Toro and u A r.o-'-.... v: Los Alamitcs, respectively, at the Kapsner, 'l~.ti• . son ~'!,"-~~.m.~ ! :: ,;. '' ·" ! l' •. "lte,sent time: In fact, it Indicates no 1uch : · · •t•,_. • ·"•, 1 · 11 1 iefforts have been rriade. " LocJ.l reaction to the recommend ations, Nixo11 Pulls 45,000 Mo1~e \VASl~ING'I'ON (AP) -President Nix· oo hru ordered a more than SO percent speedup in wllhdraw111l of U.S. troops from Vietnam, but says he' may ha~ to intensity bombing of ConUp~iSt ,tnmtra. lion-routes through Leos. Nixon called newsmen to bis-affict.-' late Friday and announced that '5,000 more American servicemen wilL.be. Wll~ ed out inl>ecembcr and January. This wiU drop the American troop pres- ence in Vietna m tc about 139.000. lo.,.·~ i(I nearly 51i year! and more than 404,QOO below the.war peak. Nixon linked the speed up to bell.tr· fhan·e'!;pected Vletnon1cse progres.<1 to· ward deJendln~ 1hemselves. The South Vle ln1u11cse government said it was be-- t•ausr o( "lhe improved generaJ St<:Urity situation now prevailing in Vietnam." .. • A total of ~.000 men IA'i.11 be brOllght .. home in December -"to get a few ~e men .out before ChristrTias, ''the Presidenl said -llld lllOtber ·20,00IMo.January. This will boost the withdrawal rate to 2!,500"l month !rom"lhe H,30k.month average In elfect since last spring. Ailboogb Nixon had been expected lo raise the pullout l<n!pl. his •deci&kln '10 limif the next period to twvmonlhs came 3s a surpriSt. Prevlom announcements have projected withdrawals a.11 rar as a year ahead . . Indicating future announcemenu may come more frequentl y than in the past. Nixon said: "ll is esse.nti11l u v.·e gel closer to the end, if we are going to ma intain any negotiating leverage, lhl'IL the withdrawal pcriOds ••• be somewhat shorter.'' ' long·awaited' since' the study begart two years ago. likely will be quick in coming. F'ifth District Supervisor R o n a I d Caspers ~of Newport Beach has said repeatedly ~ if a\vaiting the SCAG report be£ore estab!iibing his own posi - tion on the future or air transportation ln Orange County, in general, and Orange County·~. in pll'licular. u..e-11 •• bnalcdown of Uw three .. ~p_ts" to be advanced: !;oocqi A -SaJ>er_1irport lo be developed Offshore from Los Angeles- 4'11i ee.<!l by. the )]F. 2000. Palmdale I<> b«bme·ll"lltajol''ai(pott. San Diego to build an o!!shore alll'Ol't and Los Angeles h1.ter11ational to remain an intemaliorn.:I airport. Concept B -Palmdale and Pend1eton become "Air Cities" in the 1980's and "superport s'' by the year 2000. Concept C -Miramar becomes a ma- jor alrp:irt for San Diego County. ontaMo Lnlernational provides bulk or Orange IS« AD\ Pl.AN, Pac• !) •. • _."'I' .. "'·~.., I ...; ! _. . .. - Crewman's Ax Decks Hi_jacker CALGARY, Alta. (UPI) -A misled hljacktr carrying more lhin lo pouncto "! dynamite was knocked unconscious today by a 111 Air Canada crewman wield· Jng a fire ax. The crewman's &ctions 3,000 feet in the air ended a bizarre six· hous hijacking which skipped back and forth over the u.s .. canadian border The hijacker, reported in fair ~ondi· tion tOday with a possible skull fracture was putting on a parachute to bail oui of the DCB over Calgary when he was struck by the ar. The hijacker, carryiRg a shotg1D1 in -a~ition _to -the dynamite, took control Fnday night Of the Calgary to Montreal flight cafl'ying 123 persons. Claiming to be a member or the Irish Republican Army, the man demanded fl.5 millic:n and <> free passage to Ireland. After landi11g in Great Falls, l\1ont., the man accepted $50,000 ransom. The plane took otr, landed again at Great Falls, and the man let the passengers go unharmed. But he ordered the plane with its five-membe r crew to take ofr again . Indecision on the part of the hi· jacker led the plawe back and forth across the border before he apparenUy decided to jump. "The guy had a parachate and d~ manded to be allowed to jump out at 3.000• feet and said if the crew would not open the emergency window, he would blow off the tail of the plane,'' an Air Canada official said. C \ .. .'."" r ...., ~ , •".I. , , • " Do\lfLJ,PllD\,,S!'ft.,~ The officiai said that as the hijacker was preparing to jump, the pilot, Capt. Vernon Ehman, 42, "we11t into a bact cabin with him and the guy put down his gun tc put on the parachute. ' ' . ' ' ·" Firemen and observers watch oil fire behind Huntington Beach Fire Department's Gothard.Street station. Spectacular, but harmless blaze, \Vhicb polluted air over Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Costa itesa about noon Friday' was set on e_ur.l>?6e by lluntington Beach firemen ·to test ne~ fitefig_bting gear. ~ideqts telephoned to 4,eter-. mine the source o{ the'. smoke, and at l~st two neighboring fire d~ · partments called to see, if Huntington· Beach flre!i ghrers needed help, "As he did that , the pilot jumped him and 10 purser came up behind him and let him have it with a fire ax, The captain held him as the purser hit him." After landing, the man wu takl!ll to Calg.r.ry General· Hospital in an ambu- lance under a Royal Cuadlan MClUDb!d Police guard. Kidnaper in B;ig Coast Spree Given Life Term· Wendler By RUDI NIEDZIEl.'IKI Of .. D111t" l'lltl Sltff A man who admitted tidnaping a ~fission Vlejo family in a desperate at· tempt to stop 11n army of ptU"sµing Ja.w· me11 Oct. 2f he!: been sentenced to life inprioonment !or kidnaplng. The sentence was imposed on Henry Ml\ldell, II, ol I <ng Beach. on Friday by Superior Court Judge Hamp141c.Hullilll. • &th Madden and his 18-year-1lld At'> compllce in the three-county chase, Dennis A. Griffie, al so or Long Beach, pleaded guilty Tuesday on two counts of kidnap for the purpose of robbery .. Because of his age, Judge llutton or- dered a pre-aentencin11: report on GriUie And set a hearing date -Of Dec. I. The tv.·o mtn Wert arrested at a road·' block in a rural area of San Diego after beLni chastd by highway patrolmen, ) police and sher iff's deputies. The men also admitted holding up a Long Beach store earlier that' day dur. ~ ing which 13 persons. were held hostage and the !lore sacked ol 18,t:U. The good Y.'Ord for today Is sunny skies over the Orange c.oast. 1be not-si>good v.'Ord for Sunday i\· • chance of showers and cloudint11. JNSmE TODA l' The toy lnd1Ulry told Mn. In MilSion Viejo the escaping bandits entered the home or the Leslie Dreis Ruth Randi.tr her £etnage doU . . . was a #'bomb," that it tooiddn'& la'."ily, holdinr tile fa~r aod ~ ~o "· ~ 1reU:•Barbit iodau is-the1m0Jt fa· cffildten. ht&rlin, 7, and l\1onlque, S, at moiu doll in human histoJl a"d gunpoint. / there's evtn a million-member After lengthy bargaining. the palr Barbit t an Club. The storu U traded their hostages for al'I unmarked iu Fa mily \VeekJu toda11. police car wllh which ·they headed for •n11 L•""'' 11 '""''""...., 11 lhe Atexlcan border. None of lhe hostages :::re~":... ..~ :=.: .. •it,: was injured. c1enf1"f ,.... ~ 11 Trailed by la wntcn in cars and heli-CMlki " ""' .,..,. u.11 c-t l't tt • ,_,. 1NI copters the lwo men ran into a road· tr••wt,. 1• .,.. ..,. ... .._ bloc k in the rocky hills of Interstate a 1>11111 Httlc•• • • UM1t ".. ' near the Atexican border. I ,., ) , ' •• 4 ' .. j , 2 DAILY PILOf .... -$ Sit11rdiy, No~embfr ll. l':'7l VCI Pltysics Prograni Art, Science By GEORGE LEIDAL 01 ,,,_ D•llW "'-' Sllff An array of scientific equipment ordinarlly used In physics research is providing tv.•o dozen fine arts majors at UC Irvine a new experience in both art and science. trlgue the arUsts 'have left the i;tudents ""'Id. Among these is a oscillating pen !hat draws unusual pictures. They prefer to use the~ equipment to create art that involves the viewer, Ballard noted. Tools of the physl~ists' lrade -lasers, radio waves, lelevision computers, elec- tricity among them -11re broadening the mod&m art student's pallette .. While lea~ing to use. the foreign -to artists at lf:ast -equipment , the art ma· jors are ~etting 11 grounding in phy.sical - science. a.s w,eU, Dr. Richard L. Ballard 1aid. Examples include one gi rl 's tabletop sculpture that reacts by jiggling about when someone approaches it. Another is a three-d imensional series or lase r-red tiots on p_1exiglass that appear to be floating in infinity and move depending on the relationship of the viewer to the v.•orl:t. Ballard, assistant professor of physics at UC!, is· teaching the class which. ex- poses art students to eq,w,Wment that will allow them to create artworks that go ~ond the traditional paint and sculpture techni~-. Yet another Is a pulsatin~ reflection of a laser beam on the wall. The pulsation results from a piece of foil Cilaled milar Students In the· course spe nt four wfi'kS viewing .a w.lde variety of physical phenomena that physicists have observed during tile pursuit of their science. "UntQ .nqw .. these interesting by-pro· ducts of re~earch h~y~ been sC<!n only by physicists who have.had to pass tham .by in order to go on to complelc the ir sclen· tific work," Dr. Ballard said. F. R. MacGonagle Funeral Rit es Scheduled Today Now, artists seeking new frontiers in art fonns can explore the phenomena and relate them to a wider audience. Services were schedul ed at 11 a.m. to- day in St. George's Episcopal Church, Laguna Hills for F. Robert MacGo nagle flf 818 Via Alhambra , Laguna Hills, who died Wednesday at Mission Community Hospital. He was 73. Bv the end or the quarter, each student in the Physics ror ·Artists course at UC I "'ill have completed a project of his own. An exhibil or the farout. mostly kinetic - moving art -works is planned either in the Fine Ari s Villa~e Gallery or in the phv!lical :sciences building: Mr. MacGonagle is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Nancy 11.1. More of Ha· cienda Heights and Mrs. Sara DeLia of Syoesst. N.Y .. and by live grandchildren. A native of Pennsylvania, he was af. filiated with the Philadelphia Quartz Company and. in Lagunil Hills, "'as a member of the Leisure World Rock and Gem Club. · . <Ballard said that sdme. of the physical principles physicists thought would in-Burial will be 'at Et Toro Cemetery. Saddlebaek Study. . . Recreation Majors Get Good Job News Knowledge of what to dn with leisure time can mean rraking up to $700 a month un- der a recreation program at Saddleback College. The recreation major, ac- cording to Dr. Fred H. Bn;mer, superintendent of the college. is one of many .two- year ·occupalional programs offered al the school. "Job op- portunities are a v a i I a b I e currently for the two-yeas recreation major and the f;•fure holds wide-open pros- pects aL a gpod wage ." Coterie Will Make ltS Debut The Piano Coterie of Orange County will make its debut performance with the Long Beach City College Symphony Orchestra this Sunday on the Golden West College campus. 'The concert will be held 11l 3 p.m. in Golden West's new community theater. adjacent to the Gothard Street parking lot . There is no admission charge. Formed this summer. the coterie seeks lo promote classical music, especially for the piano. The concert will mark the first fall appearance of the 80·piece Long Beach orchestra. directed by Michael A. Pappone. Bremer rommented. Leaders in the field". he said, are needed today because more and more businesses and communities are providing ac· tivities to accommodate peo.. pie with free time. One of the -roost popular miScCQri.ceplions about t h e recreation program, according to instructor Vince n t McCullough, is that people confuse il with a physical education program. "The physlcal education stu· dent.'' he ex~ained, "is train- ed to be a teacher. The recreation .:student. on the other hand, is offered a com· prehensive program including fine arts, crafts, psychology and business . Jobs, he said. are available from both public and private rec real ional services a n d businesses such as travel agencies. "The job calls for a person lo be an expert in leisure ac- tivities. such as 'billiards. chess, sports and archery. but more important to provide leadership to motivate the in· dividUa\ lo enjoy his or her leisure t i m e , • ' 11cCul\ough said. He added that with the In· crease in the number or plan· ncd residential communities, nlore and more people to direct recreational centers will be needed. f\lcCu!lough also noted that as the work week becomes shorter there will be an in- creased demand for leisure ..time activities. _ LAS VEGAS - Westwa~d Ha-World's lorgest Motel -1,000 Room1 Between DIAL Stordust Holel & Dox~ling New _ ~M~!P~Al~El¥J! ~~,:~~. YOU'LL SAVE (HO ) t4l·"H }.f idiveek Special: Now Lowest \V111rer Rates! 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Palmdale and Los Angeles Int ernational become the only ~· sup~rpo~ls." DevicP Desc ribed at County Meet -plastic rum -reacUngJo.ra~io sjg~ls through a speaker on which the ref!ecijve surface is mounted. Pia Grt:gan, 19, a sophomore from New York City, ls etching a fingerprint-onto an electrical circuit board. wi,th a laminated pi~e of ''liquid crystal." The current "'ill excite the crystals to provlde a nat piece Of art that Changes color ·as the current passes beneath the l\eat aiid electricity sensitive film that physicists use for other purposes. Junior \Vcndi ~tiller. 21 , is working with ferrtrccment to create a coocrete lrampline piece. The viewer will see a two by 10-foot mass that is one·inch UW:k and aj,pears to be solid concrete. By stepping on iL the solid appearaoce 'viii prove to be a. mere. illusioo since the ferro-cement will sprine:, Ballard ex- plained. Not all the st,udents projects have turn· ed out to be successes. An attempt to create the illusion of a human fa ce danl!l· ing in space that could be Viewed from all sides, failed. "We just don 't bave all lbe lP"hno\ogy available to us to make it ·ap- peHr rerJ," Ball.ard noted . The project also was scrapped when it,...proved to be too difficult to create a dry-ice fog suf- ficient to carry the rcnectcd image. Some of the art students• work will enhance the equipment inventory at UCI. One student. .who iS: .•. working on a television color reversal process. is building from a kit equipment that is useful in repairing color television sets. The finished teste r unit will be a\'ailahle tn the student \\'hen he nc~s it to display his completed color TV artwork. Sti1J other students arc experimcnlin_q with magnetilim to create ari that in· trigues• by ·virtue of "suspension of in- visi ble forces/' Ballard noted_. ' By · .. definition, J ·"superport" i1 an airport handling 40 million air ·passengers 11nnually. Currently. Los Angeles lnterna- tlon&l ffieS 21 million persons in and out each _year. ~1.,re ~tudy will be needed , aCCQ rdin.11 tn SCAG·, before it can determine which of thr lhree concepts is most practical. That ·study will cover the following, all seemingly major considerations : -Determine political attainability. · -Evaluation or airport implications with the Fede•ral Aviation Administration. -Physical reasibility of proposed d~·elQpments. · -Polltlcal and ph ysical feasibility of Camp PeridlC'ton. ·. -Coord ination pf development of metroports with availability of quiet and sho rt takeoff and landing !STOL) aircraft. -Costs of each proposal. '. ::...Coordii:iated ·ground transportation system .. , ..... Land use compatibility and concepts. Marathon Session SACRA:\1ENTO (UPI) -The 1971 state legislature !el an all -time record for longc\'ity Friday as hooky-playing la"·. mi.k"ers ee!ebrated by staying a"·ay in dro\'e!I·. The legislature has been in ses· Sion for 313 calendar days, surpassing the !940 session by one day. Lawmakers hope to adjourn by Thanksgiving, or at least by Christmos. By TO!\t BARLEY Ot tfte DtllY r llt! $1•!1 a.1an riiay have removed the last ma}or obstacle to bis creation o[ a mechanical heart . The fervent dream of heart surgeons may become reality if Dr. Philip N. Sav.·yer's artifici al hear\ muscle ·can v.•ithstand the risorous tests that are sure to be apphed to it. Sa"'yer, a Downstale t.1edical Center (New York I heart surgeon. I old a meeting of the American Hearl Associa· lion in Anaheim Friday that his substit ute for the tiny porHon of the heart lhal has thus far defied duplication is ,rn;ide from an alloy or nickel and litanlum -dubbed ''nit1nol" by Dr. Sa"·yer. Dr. Sawyer and fellow researchers ha\'e already built a single.chamber device patterned after the left ventricle. the heart's n1ain chamber. I~ proved capable of pun1p ing "'ater with a force comparable lo th<1t used by the heart in circulatiug blood through the htHTian body. Sav.•yer's lca111 fac:cs a <lra1\'back in that nitinol is only able lo contract 15 !o 20 times a minute in contrast to the 7(}.. bcats-a-minule rate set up by the hun1an heart. But, he explained, the scientist who developed the new alloy for his heart surgery team is now working with yet another alloy that will be capable of pro. ducing 120 contractions a minute -well above the level required for the human hea rt. Surgeons and scientists are no"' on the \Perge of creating a complete replica of the human heart withch chambers that work like nature's and with the elimina- of factor s such as blood clotting that had lion , through the artificial heart muscle, hampered de velopmeot of the artificial heart, Sawyer said . ONEDlYONLY SUNDAY,MOV. 14 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. ON~ Y DAILY t :lO TO t . SUN. 10 TO i Sawvcr s2Jd surgeons had long been se:iking a \v11y to duplicate the he a r t muscle's abilit y to regulate tempe:-ature.<t with!n the heart walls. The nilfno.l m11scl,a accomplishes thi s, he said. by th'"alloy.s built-in ability to contrJ1ct when a higb temperature is reached and just as quickly-expand or relax when allowed to cool below a given point.. Arlificlal hearts developed prior to nitinol permitted blood to form pools near the chamber walls, a rondilion lhRl open- ed the way for the formation of blood clots and the clogging of valves and vessels. Sawyer said. This docs not happen in th'! rea l hea~t and it will not happen in the heart using the nitinol muscle, the surgeon said. His device "'ill, he explained , effectively take up the role of the natural muscle in lining the interior of the heart and preventing the formation of pools. .4bstention Best Polic y ·Smokers at lhe American Heart -AssoCiation convention are getting a carefully calculated message. All ash trays have been removed from the convention area. There are none in the meeting rooms, din· ing rooms. lecture areas -or jn the press room. "So what do I do?." complained a New Jersey cardiologist. "Do I drop my cigarette ash in my pants cuffs?'' ·'Hr.ve you tried nol smokihg?," a grinning colleague asked. ~.;. BROOKHURSTATADAMS HUNTINGTON BEACH • • - I • ' • ' -. ---' . ---.< ~ ' " ' . L ·-. • • . • • • Weeke Your Hometown j Dally Paper VO[ 64, NO. 272 , 5 SECTIONS; 94 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR'NiA • SATUROA Y. NOVEt.lllER''l1,-197 I TEN CENTS . ' • Nixon Pulls 45,000 President Announces Troop Withdrawal Speedup \\'ASITTNG'l'ON (AP) -President Nix· on has ordered z. more than SO percent speedup in withd.ralval of U.S. troops from Vietnam, but says ht may have to intensify bombing of Communist infiltra· lion routes through Laos. Nixon called newsmen to his office late Friday and announced that 45,000 more American servicemen will be pull· ed 'out in December and January. This will drop the American troop pre3· ence in Vietnam to about 139.000, lowest in nearly 6\2 years and more than 4a4.000 below the war peak. Nixon linked the speedup to better· than·e>:pected Vietnamese progress lo· ward defending themselves. Tbe SouU1 Vietnan'fese government said it was be· cause of "the imp roved genera.I security situation now prevailing in Vietnam." '{:( '{:( '{:( A total er 25,000 men will be brought home Jn December -.. to get a few more men out before Christmas," the President said -and another 28,000 in January. This will booct the withdrawal rate to 22,500 a mohth from the 14,3QO.&..montb average in effect since last spring. Although Nixon had been expected· to rai~e the pullout tempo, his decision to limit the next period to two months came as a surprise. Previo~ announcements have projected withdrawals a,, far as a. year ahead. Indicating future annotmccments may come more frequently than in the past. Nixon said : "It. is essenlial as we get closer to the end. if we are going to maintai n any negotiating leverage, that the withdrawal periods ... be some"•hat shorter.'' This approach wo.uld ·enable Nixon to make a. series of ·GOOP withdrawal pro- nouncements during 1972, a pre!identia) election year. Nixon promised a further troop with- drawa1 announcement bdore Feb. 1, say· ing the 'riumber to be withdrawn and the duration, of that pullout P,eriod will be deterrqined by these three.factors: •·First, by the level of enemy_ .activity ... because if the level of enemy acUv- ity and infiltration subsequently In- creases, it could be very dangerous to our sharply decrea'sed fotces in .SQuth Vietnam. ,.,' • ';Se.~nd, the progres,, ·of our training program, our Vietnamization progran1 in South Vietnam ; and third. '•ny pro- gress ttl2i may have been made with re- gard to two major objectives we have, obtaining the release o( all our POWs Y.'herever they are ih Southeast' Asia and obtaining a cease-fire for all of South- east .o\sia." While rest2.ting that the ground com- bat role for U.S. troops is over, Nixon disappointed those \vho had hoped he y,wld publicly declare a dale for ending all U.S. combat operations. including air strikes, and for wilhdr':lwing all remain· ing troops. The President asserted that the United Ste.tes \vi ll continue to use its air power "in support or the South Vietnamese un· tit there is a negotiated settlement or. looking further down the road . until the South Vietnamese have developed the capability to handle the situation them- selves." Ups , Downs Uf mericans In Vietnam New Airport ~" .. dy-Results ,. ~ . ' Snioke Ri1a9s \\'ASHL~GTON (AP) -Here is a chronology of U.S. troop strength in Vietnam. July 1950 -President Harry S. Tru· man dispatches a sm&·ll U.S. military ob-F'iremen and observers watch oil fire behind Huntington Beach Fire Department's Gothard Street station .. Spectacular. but harmless blaze, server ntission to Saigon to work with "'hich polluted air over Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley and Costa French for:~ fighting in Indochina . Mesa about noon Friday was set on purpose by Huntington Beach February 1955 -Presidnt Dwight D. firemen to· test new Ciref1gbt;ing gear. Residents telephoned to deter-Eisenhower sends JOO.man U.S. Military mine the source of the smoke, and at least two neighboring fire de· . Assistance Advisory Group CMACG) to, partmeuts Called tp see if HuntJ~gton Beach firefighters needed help. . take over trainini .~+~ot.1th y~ \ , t 1• 1) ~ 'i 1>!4W t;M .. " ,, .... w * 0 """''"· .. ·1roOPs 'i 's Fl-e'nch iii.Ve. , .. J(Ulnaper in Big ·Coast · Feb. 28, I~ -President John F. Spree Given Life Term - By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of "'-Dl lt'I' 1"1'-1 Slllf . .\ man who admitted lddnaping a l\.1ission Viejo family in a despen;,te at- tein?t to stop an anny of pursuing law- me11 Oct. 26 has been sentenced to lift inpriso~ent for kidnapin~ The sentence was imposed oo Henry ~ladden, 21 , of Long Beach. on Friday by Superior_ Court Judge J1ampto11 Hutton. kidnap for the purpose ot robbery. Because of his age, Judge Hutton or- aered a pre-sentencing report on Griffie aad set a hearing date of Dec. l, 'ttle two men were arrested at a road· block in a rural area of San Diego after being chased by hight\tay patrolmen, police and sheriffs deputies. Kennedy raises MAAG unit to command 5fatus' wilh 4,000 men: grows lo 11,300 men by end of 1962. November 1963 -Kennedy orders J.000 !roops withdra1\11 alter Secretary of [)e.. fense Robert S. l\fcNamata reports ··~fajor parL of the U.S. military t<>sk can be completed by the end of 1965." Troop strength at end of 1963 is 16,500 men, but grows ·to 19,500 by following October . Aug. 4, 1964 -President Lyndon B. Johnson orders limited air strikes OI North Vietnam gunboat bases after at- tocks on two U.S. destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin. July 28. 1965 -Johnson orders troop strength increased to 125,000 men. Grows to nearly 200.000 by the end of 1965. Dec. 31, i966 -U.S. lroop stre11gth reaches 400,000. . . Both Madden and his JS.year-old ac· complice In the thrfe-counly chase, Dennis A. Griffie, also of Long Beach. pleaded guilty Tuesday on two coun ts or The men also adm itted holding up a Long ·Beactl store earlier that day dur· ing which 13 persons were held hostage and the store sacked of $6.134. Jn ~fission Viejo the escaping ba ndits entered the home of .the Leslie Dreis family, holdiaa tile father and his tv.·o children, J\fortin, 7, and Monique, 6, at gunpoint. F"eb. 22, 1969 -U.S. troop strength peaks at 542.500. Pocket•si~ed Pet Coast Hot Dog Fraud Suspect Confesses Guilt Hot dog vendor Gregor Pavlov ad· mitted Friday thN. he bilked in•estors in a grandiose plan to mass produce a non· existent hot dog machine and pleaded guilty in Orange Coun ty Superior·Court to grand therl and corporation rode vkl\a. tions. . JuClge Byron K. ritc~1ill3n oraered :Ui"e former Ne~1>(lrf. Beach man lo retarn to After lengthy bargaining. the pair traded their hostages for 111 unmarked police car with which they headed for I.be A-1exican border. None d the-hostages wu injured. Tt:ailed by lawmen in cars and heli- copters the two men ran into a .road· b~k in the rocky hills Of Interstate a ne!r the Mexican border. Police captured the fleeing bandits v.ithout a fight. Two shotgL111s believed to 'have httn used durlni tHe robbery were confiscated during tlte arrtst. hls courtroom Dec. 2 for ~ntencing. The 44-year-old Greek national fices a possi-- ~;~ ~~t~1r..:.tenn of one.to l!O ~ar· R~agan to Capital''' 'SACRAMENTO~(UPI) -Gov. Ronald·, Reagan J{ill fly to Washington Tut!sday to meet with Prtsident Nixon and discuss his rteent trip tc> the Orient. June 7, 1969 -President Richard ~f. Nixon announce.! after meeting with South Vietnam President Nguyew Van Thieu at Midway that 250,000 U.S. troop~ will be withdrawn. June IO, 1969 -Nixon tell! news con· feren ce he hopes to beat fonner Defense Scretary Clark Af. Clifford's proposal to withdraw 100,000 Americans from Viet- nam lhill year and the rest by the end of 19?0. June 28. 1969 -U.S. troop strength is 539.500. Sept. 16, 1969 -Nixol!. announce~ authorized troop ceiling to be cut to 484.000 by Dec. 15, 1969. Dec. 15, 1969 -Nixon announces fur- ther 50,000 reduct.ion in authorized strength tO 434,oOifb:v Apr. B.19j0. April 20, 1970 -Nixon ;nnounces an- other 150,000 to be pulled out by May f. 1971. bringing total dowa to 284,000. April 7. 1971 -Nixon aMoonces fur· ther 100,00G-man reducUon to bring troop ceiling down to 184,000 by Dec. I, 1971. Nov. 12. 1971 -Nlx:cm an~~ an- other 45,000 reduction dlU'inlJ December and January lo }39,000. John Kapsner, 9, brought his eight,week'Old, purebred Chihuahua, "Pepe," to the pi!:t show atrPaularino School-in Costa Mesa Friday and left \Vi lb· first prize in· the .smallest entry category. "'Pepe" seemed a bit starstruck by all the·fuss. John is the son or Mr. and.Mrs. Ivan Kapsner, 754 .Hudson Ave., Costa Mesa. • Plane Hijacker Clohh.ered With Fire ,Ax by Crewman CALGARY, Alta. (UPI).-A.masked hijacker carrying more than 40, J*!nd! o( dynamite was· knoc.W tJDct1n!Cioas, today· by aa Air Canada emtrman •Wield~ Ing • Dre ai:. 'It.<! crewman1s ~ctfon!I' l ,000 rett in the air-ended a bizarre sfr- hous l'Jjacking which ski pped back and forth over the U.S . ..Canadian border. The hijacker, reported ·in f&ir cond,i· tian today •with a pos!ible skull fractµre; Was ~lti,Dg on a parachute to bait out of the DCI Qver Calgary when he was struck by. the ax. Pavlov's plea closed a long s~ng case that was opened in October, mo, v.·hen district attorney's investigalor!·l c- cused the founder of Mido, Inc. o{':,Coala ritesa of extracting more than $1.5 million fron1 resi dents Yiho heard the persuasl1te \'endor ex tol the virtues ot his device. Pavlov asaured them that his machin• v.1>Uld v.1lip a hot dog from. the ft'eetet compartment ot the drop o[ a coin, ~-: it crisply in radian t heat and then de11ver It with coodimeills wifh a snow·white . napkin to the waiti,ng patron. Sethac·k for Nixma The 2Ujtl'Ck,er. carryilg a ahotlun Jn additiOh to the dynarrlite, took control Friday night of the Calgary to ft1ontreal flight .carrying 123 persons. Claiming .to be a member of the Irish Republica n Army, the man demanded $1.5 million and o· free passage to Ireland. Senate Boosts Tax Relief All he ewr had, ·.they said, 1.i.·as • aix· . • foot Coke ~:with a false front .eiid · ' the iffipm>ed rosl<lenb \fho·list<ned to· WASl!ING'roN (APJ.-:-The Senate hes Pavlov ~ asked him to deiminstrale banded the Naon ,odm1rustraUon a se;>tS the device. of d~futs in ~ !tnl day ol fl~ de!>ate Pavlov t'l!I indiCttd. by lhe Orange 00-lhe f15.S bllti~n tax.cut b.L~l, cl11t!TY County Grand Jury but Occl ~fn>m the 1Sr .voting greatly mcreased rehef form. area ~fore charges could bt;•pressed in d~:d~~~ted by a 40;37 marjln an $800 SuJ>!!r1or ~oui:t... , 1 A . pttsonal lnoome t&x exemption effect.Ive His , trail led 1nvtst~gators ~ r~a nexJ.year in place of lhe f150 supported • 100 Nevada where he J~ped high bail !n by .1ht idministr.Uion. The Senate plan· both .states before being rurresttd m ned to contlnue consideration ot tbe bill Arizona and shipped back to Orange todar. County lll.!t month. . Sen. Wal11ce F. Bennett (R·Utah ), ad· PavloY operated his !\Udo enterprise minl1trs.t1on .spokesman In the de.bale from a plant on Superior Street in Cost• said ~ r1gurec1 the Stnate added $2.i Mesa. lie tlvtd at 398 22"4 St., Newport billion to lf>a cost ot the measure in the Beach. at the llme of his criminal ac-one day. "and l 1uppc15e tbtre Is more tl•ltles. to come.'' I • Adoptioa of the $800 e1emptJon repre-buymg .. power, 1uch as provided b.Y· the ~ '" · De U ff to • l8flfl exemption -• senta.i. lJ•e ma10r mocra c e ort n_;__. • _ _, th t•· I 00·.;.. · bre •-• divtd al a.::1im:lt IDSWc1~ at 1111:: ret J=l• give greater tax aft.JI to m u s fve of the bill It-to cnate new jobe and I• the Senate version of the Je~Jr.t.ion. that the higher exemption would do It was adopted With votea ol 38 Demo-nothing for thls. But it would add to an crats and two Republicans. OppCllSed wete ~lr~ady u.n~ealt.hy federal defici t. with 29 Republicans and eight Oemocr•ts. Us $1.8 billion annual cost, he said. A fnmlly o( four with $12.000 tpablc The Sena te voted 46 to 31 to lie to the income would save about $50 more 1'ith bill a $900 millioo program of emergency an $800 etemption that tt would 'ltth !the unemployment comperusOon benellls S750 exemption voted by the H<tist'and opp<!Md by the a.:minlstrauon. approved by lhe Senate Fin. Com-Sponaored by Sen. Warren G. Magn,,..n mlttte. .. (O..Wfa3tl .), this would allow 28 weeb Of Sen. Vant:e Hartke (!>-lnd.), ~ extra benefits, be.fond the 39 oo• u-.iaUy .of....thls amendment, and other De~ats pa id, tn Hates with stx perce~ or more !!lid the rt.1o·I need in the presetlf ltat.e unemp1onnent. A1 estimated JI atatrs Of the economy ls tncrt1sed c«>sumer wouldDe OOvired immediattly. , I Alter landil!.g in Great Falls, Mont., the man accepted $50,000 ransom. Tbe plane took off. landed again at Great Fo'lls, and the man let t~e passengers go unharmed. Bui he ordered the plane with ita::tive.member crew to take off' again. lridecision on the Jllrl of the hi· ' j1cker l'id the plao;! back and ' forth acioSs the b!rder before he •PP8'""tlY decided to-jump. , •'The IUY h.1od a paradmte and de- manded to be allowed to jump out at · 31000 feet and said if the crew would not open the-emereency window, he would blow off the tali of· the p!ane;•,. an Air Canada official said. 'l'he offid1i:I said tha s the hijacker was prfparin& to Jump, the pllot, ClpL Vernon. Ehman, 411 "wnit into a back cabin wtth him and the iUJI put down hi.t gun to put on the partcbut~. "As .be did that, the pilot Jumped him and&: purser c•me up.b'ehtncfhini 1nd let him have tt wllb a flte ax. The caplain held 1tim u the puri<r hlL him!' .. .. 1' To Be Bared By L. PETER KRIEG 01 1111 01llY Piltt 51111 A Southern California aviation study to be unveiled next week says Orange Coun· ty and Fulle rton Airport! will evolve into regional "metroportfi" by Ule 1990's, It was lea med today. The forecast is part of a !G-county master plan of airports prepared by the Southern California Association o ( ·Governments (SCAG) to be released at a meeting or that group's aviation council Friday in Bakersfield. . An outline of that study shows the master plan offers three alternate con· cepts, all design.ed to meet regional air transjJortation demands beyond the year 2000. One or those choices proposes use of Camp Pendleton and Palmdale as "ai r cities" in the 1980's and "superports·· by the year 2000. Another suggests use of the U.S. A-1arine Corps Air Station -El Toro as a "long-haul" jetport by 1990. The third concept f e a t u r e ! "superports·• built off the Long Beach and San Diego coasts by the year 2000. None or the proposals are innovative ; all have been talked aOOut at one time or other in the past. The future of Orange County Airport and other smaller 'airports In the county will be the same. regardless or which plan may be adopted. the report predicts. . It says "environmentall y compatible" aircraft will make it possible for both Orange County an d Fullerton Airports to become regional in nature. Me&.dowlark. Ca pistrano and t.o5 Al~m.itos . Airports will all be gene ral aviation airports. according lo the SCAG group, the Southern California Aviation Council. Inc. (SCACI ). Tn addition, three new air parks wHI be required hy the 1990's and they should be located in Mission Viejo, Yorba Linda and Silverado. the report says. In outline form the report does not discuss any efforts thal might have been made to coordinate recommendations with the U.S. l\farines and Navy, which control Camp Pendleton and El Toro and Los Alamitos, respectively, at the present time. Jn fact, it indicates no such efforts have been made. Local reaction to the r~ommendations, long·awaitcd since the study began two years ago, likely will be quick in coming. Fifth District SuP.eJ'Vi!IOr R on a I d Caspers of Newport1 Beach has said repeatedly he is awaiting the SCAG report before establishing his own posi .. (See AIR PLAN, Page l l Oruge Ceast • Weather The good word for today is shnny skies over the Orange Coast. 'M'te not.so-good word for Sunday ls a Chance of showers and ~loudiness. INSmE TODAY The toy industry told Air:. Ruth Hondler htr teenage doll WCl$ 11 "bomb," that it wouldll't $C/l. Barbie today is the most }a• mo11s doll i1~ human history 01u:t lhere's t ven a,. 11iillion·mamber Barbit Fan Club. The st·ory it in Pamilu \Vtt kly todav. .. Ml 1. ..... ,.,, 11 AM ""'' 1 OMH'tll fttwt 4-1 CMMlllM 2Sod C ..... lc• H c-m '''' ' ,_,. ',, 0.11• Httl<•• • 1"11"'9.itl-t 11 """"" Newt ~ f ...,.... ,. Me\<... IS ltMI ...... U•I) '""'' • 1Mt Jltdl Mlrlleh n.n IJll(t. I.Ill • , • r • I • • • ~·•"'#, ., -\ ) DAIL v _PILOT H UC I Phy sics Prog,;am I . -··· 1 A t -~--r -' Science J • . ... ,. . By GEORGE LEIDAL ..-trlgtie the artlsb have left the 1ludenl1 01 111e o"" l'l+ft ,,,,. NtlQ. Arnone these 11 , 1 oaelllltlnc pen An array of scienlihc equip'ment that draw$ unusual pictures. ocdinarlly used in physics researCh fs They prefer to use the equipment to providing two dozen fine arts majors at create art that Involves the viewer, UC Irvine a new experience in both art Bit\lard noted. al)d science. Exafuples include one Rirl's tabletop 1'ools of the physicists' trade -lasers, sculpturs that reacts by jiggling about radio ~·aves, television computers, elee· when someone approaches it. Another is tricity among them -are broadening the n three-dimensional .!ieries of laser-red modern art student's paUette. dots on pleJdglass that appe1r to be Whil~ Je,riri:g to use the fore ign -to Coating In l!lflnlty and mov_e depending ad.ists at leas.I -equ~pmer)I . the art ma· on the relationship of the viewer to the jors are getting a grounding in physical v"ork. Eictence, as "'ell. Dr. Rlchard. L. Ballard Yet another is 1 pulsating reflection or 6ald. • 1 laser beam on the wall . The pulsation Ballard, assistant· professor of physics results from a piece of foll ooeted milar 111 UCIF ls teaching the class which ex· poses art students to equipment that v.•itl allow them . to cr.eatt artworks that go be\•ond lfie tradillonal paint and sculpture teChniques'. • F. R. MacGonagle Funeral Rites Scheduled Today StudcntJ.ln .the course spent four weeks \'iewing .a wide variety of physical phenomena lhat f.hysicists have observed during the pursuit or their science . ' "Until nov.', these interesting by·pro-- ducts of research have been seen only by J!hY_sicists who have had tor,ass them by in cirder to go on to compJe e l heir scien·· tific work ." Dr. Ballard said . • ·serv!Ces wete scheduled at 11 a.m. to- day in St. George 's Episcopal Church, Laguna Hills for F. Robert MacGonagle of 818 Via Alhambra, Laguna Hills, who died Wednesday at Mission Community Hospital. He was. 73. Now, artists seekin~ new frontiers in art forms can explore the phrnomena and relate them to a wider audience. Mr. MacGonagle is survi\•ed by two daughters, Mrs. Nancy M. More of Ha· cie nda Heights and Mrs. Sara DeLia of Syoe"'Ssl , .N. Y., and by five grandchildren. Bv the end of the quarter, each student In the Ph ysics for Artists coUrse at UC! ·will have completed 11 project of his oWn. An exhibit of the farout , mostly kinetic - moving art -workS" i.s planned either in the Fine Arts Vi\la~e Gallery or in the A native of Pennsylvan ia, he was ar- fil fated. Ydth the Philadelphia Quartz Company and, in Laguna Hills, was a member of the Leisure World Rock and Gem Club. phvsic al sciences building. . Ballard-said that sorile or lhe physical ptinci p\eS "physicists though( would In· B.urial :will be · at El Toro Cemetery. aclillelJack Sit& y Recreation Majors Get Good Joh News ,t l ·---• · . Knowledg.e: o! "\1hat. to do v.·ith leisure lime can mean 01aking up to $700 a month un· ~Qer r a rtereation program at j Sadd\eback C-Ollege. i The recreation major, ac- • cording to Dr. Fred H. j Brenfer, supe.rint.e.ndent of the fco\lege , is one of many two- Jyear occupational R.rogr.&ms 1 offered at the school. '"Job op- :;portunlties are av a i I ab I e "Currently for the two-year-- ;recrealion major and the t future holds wide-open pros-~pects ~ a good v.·age," I - ( 'Coterie -- Will Make • Its Debut The Piano Coterie of Orange -County will make its debut ·performance with I he Long 'Beach City College Symphony :Orchestra this Sunday on the :Golden West College campus. .. The concert will be held al 3 .p.m. in Golden West's nev.· :community theater, adjacent :to the Gothard Streel parking ~lot. There is no admission :charge. • Formed this summer, the l:oterie seeks to prnmot.e .classical music, especially fo r ;the piano. The concert will ,mark the fir st fall appearance :of the 8Q.piece Long Beach -orchestra. directed by ~1ichael !'i-· Pappone. Bremer commented . . l,.eaders in the field, he said, are n~e~ed. today because more and more businesses and communities are providing ac- tivities to accommodate peo- ple with fret time. tt one of the most popular misconceptions about t h e recreation.program, accordiflg to in~ructor V i n c e n t 1'1cCullough, is that people conCtlse. it .with. a physical education program. ''The physical education stu- denl.'' .he explili~d, "is train- ed ·10 b:c a;;: "Jdler. The recreption ..st11dtDt, · on the other"hand,1! offered a com- prehensive program including line arts. crafts, psychology and busi ness. Jobs, he said, are available from both public and private recreational services a n d businesses such as travel agenc;ies. "The job calls for -a person to be an expert in leisure ac- livilies, such as billiards. chess, sports and archery, but more important to provide leadership to motivate the in· dividual Jo enjoy his or her leisure l i me, '' 1'1cCullough said. He added that with the in· crease in the number of plan· ned re sident ial communities, more and more people to direct recreational centers will be needed . McCullough also noted that as the v.·ork week becomes shorter there will be an in· crease~ demand for leisure time activities. LAS VEGAS I I I I I I I WMtword Ho-World'1 't.orgnt Motel -1,000 ROOllN Setween 5!ordu1t Hotel & Oozz:ling New DIAL !t~~p~A,!11¥! . ,~,I~~' 1- 1 . YOU 'LL SAVE (lllf) Ml-MN li1 idweek Special: !'.'ow Loic est \Vi11ter Rates.' Co1111ur1 Y1t•1 -20' lh• RoOt!ls. Daablt ltd, frtt TY YOU PAY ONLY $8.80 single, $10.90 tor 2 people Compau Y1lut -2 double ~tdl, 1t1rtin1 at $12.10 !tr? I l I • I J 1,.,. 8~) Othn R<10,,n 6t S11i111, S/Mli_"I •I $2 ;{J#iliooul. On f'rl.. Sa t. & J.lolid;iy~. Bdd $2.00. DIAL FREE. l FREE! BONUS FUN PACKAGE! ! fe<~ .tiulf Ceuole r.,.;J; '••• lo~u1 '"'\•o• el'"" '"''"'!_,. Fiil CASH ! fkll O•ll'o!Kl! l~IC:IAl MU.LJ: Fk ll GlfTS! tOUVtHllSI , .. II Cl'\.,S? fkll ,l'IOTOJ! 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'•l"' (.,,;I'" ) '--'!:.~~~·~.:.~:..'..'.::'~~~·~:~~~~~-~- ~-··-·· ~·---~ • .. _ ................. --• , . l "rom Pngil 1 AIR PLAN ... Suh Heart Set? tlon on the future of air transportation in Orange County, ln general, and Orange Count..v Airport, in particular. Dev ice Desc rib ed at County Meet -plllllc film -roactln1 lo rldlo tlgn•b through a speeker on whleh the rellective surface is mounted. Pia Gregan, 19, a sophomore from New York City, is etching a fin gerprint onto an electrical circuit board, with a laminated piece of "liquid crystal ." The currenl will excite the crystals to provide a flat piece of art that changes color as the current passes beneath the heat and electricity sensitive film that physicists use for other purposes. Junior \\'endi Miller, 21 , is v.·orkln_R with ferro-cement to~ concr~te trfllrnpline piece. The viewer will see a two by 11).foot mass that is one-inch thick and appears to be solid concrete. By stepping on it: the solid appearance will prove to be a mere illusion since the fcrn:K'ement will spring, Ballard ex- plained. Not all the students projects have turn- ed out to be successes. An attempt to create the illusion of a human face dangl- iniz In space that could be viewed from all sides. failed . ''We just don't have all the teHhnology available to us to make it ap- pear re<J." Ballard noted. The projec t also was scrapped when it proved to be too difficult to create a dry-ice fog suf- ficient to carry the reflected image. Some of the art students'· work will enhance the equipment inventory at UCI. One student, who is working on a telev ision color reversal process. is building from a kit equipment that is useful in repairing color television sels. The fini shed tester unit will be available to the student v.·llen he needs it to display his completed color TV artwork. Still other students are experimenting \\•ith. magnetism to create art !pat in· trlgues by virtue of "suspension or in· visible rorcts,'.' Ballard Mted: · . Het.e is a breakdown of the lb.re• 1•concepts" to be advanced: ~Concept A -Super airport to be <l.eV"elllpeid' Offsbote from· LOS Angeles- Ulng Beach by the )lear 2000. Palmdale to become a major airport. San Diego to build an offshore airport and Los Angeles International to remain an internationo.I airport. · Concept B -Palmdale and Pendleton become "Air Cities" in the l980's and "supcrports" by the year 2QOO. Concept C -Miramar beeomes a ma- jor airport for San Diego County. Ontario International provides bulk of Orange · County's long haul serv ice through lhe J980's with El Toro accepting long-haul demands in the IWO's. Palmdale and l..Als Angeles International become the only •·superports.'' By definition , a •·superport" is an airport handling 40 million air passengers annually. Cilrrently, Los Angeles lnterna· tional flies 21 million persons ii} and out each year. More study will be needed. according to SCA(i, before it can determine which of the three concepts is most practical. That study will cover the following, all seemingly major considerations : -Determine political attainability. ' -Ev81ualion of a"irport implications with the Federal ·Avi"atlon Administration. . -Physica l fea sibility of proposed developm ents. -Political and physical feasibility of Camp Pendleton. -Coordination of development of rnetroporls with availability of quiet and short takeoff and landing \STOL) aircraft. -Costs of each proposal. -Coordinated ground transportation system. -Land use compatibility and concepts. By TOf\1 BARLEY Of 1111 o.itr ,, .. , '"ff Man may ha"ve removed the last majqr obstacle to his creat ion of a mechanical heart. The fervent dream of heart surgeons may beconie reality if Or. Philip .N. Sawyer's artificial heart muscle can withstand the rigorous teslS that are sure to be applied to it. Sawyer, a Downstate ~1t:dical Center (New York ) heart surgeon, told a meeting of the American Heart Assocl1- tion in Anaheim Friday that his substitute for the tiny portion of the heart that has thus far defied duplication is made from an alloy of nickel and titanium -dubbed "nitinol" by Dr. Sawyer. Dr. Sawyep and fellow researchers have already built a single-chamber device patterned after the left ventricle, the heart's main chamber. It proved capable of pumping water with a force comparable to that used by the heart i_n circulating blood through the human body. Sawyer's team fa ces a drawback in that nitinol ls only able to contract ,15 to 20 times a minute in contrast to the 70. beats-a·minute rate set up by the human heart. But. he explained, the · scientist who developed the new alloy for his heart surgery team is now working With yet another alloy that will be capable of pro. ducing 120 contractions a minute -well above the level required for the human heart . Surgeons and scientists are now on the verge of creating a complete replica of the human hl!art withch chambers that \vork like nature's and with the elimina· of factors such as blood clolling that had lion , through. the artifici al heart muscle, hampered development of the artificial heart, Sawyer said. ONEDlYONLY SUNDAY I NOV. 14 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M •. ONLY DAILY ':JO TO '· SUN. t O•TO 6 Sawyer sald surgeons had long been seeking a way to duplicate the h e a r ' ·muscle's ability lo ~gulate femperature.t within the heart walls. The nitinol muscle arc omplishes thi~ he said, by the alloy's built·in ability to contract when a high temperature is reached and just as quickly expand or relax when allowed to CQOJ below algiven point. Artificial heart.S deve loped prior to nilinol permitted blood to form pools near the chamber walls, a condition that open· ed the way for the formation of blood clots and the clogging of valves and vessels, Sawyer said. This does not happen in the real heart and it will not happen in the heart using the nitinol muscle , the surgeon said. His device will, he explained, efftttively take up the role of the natural mus cle in lining the interior of the heart and preventing the formation _of pools. Abstention Best Policy Smokers at . the American Heart Association convention are getting a carefully calculated message. All ash trays have been removed from the convention area. There are none in the meeting rooms, din· ing rooms, lecture areas -or in the press room. · "So what do I do?," complained a New Jersey cardiologist. "Do I drop my cigarette ash Jn my pantJ cuffs?" "H?.ve you tried not smoking? ,'1 a grinning colleague asked . -. • BROOKHURSTATADAMS HUNTINGTON BEACH ' l • • Grooving on Gospel • Electronic Evangelism Big in1 Mesa By TERRY COVIU.E Of tlle D•lly P'llet S!11t In a small, hand-buifi recording studio at the west end of Costa Mesa's 19th Street, Christ is becoming a recording atar. Half·a-Oozen youths. wilh suppor't from their fathers, are putt ing the gospel on stereo tape, backed by the day's heaviest rock sounds. "There's a lot of shucking and jiving in the organized church, that 's not our call- ing ," says Rich Kredel, an adherent to tbe brand or fun damentalist religion gaining fame at the Calvary Chapel. Electronic evangelism is tht medium these youths use to deliver their message. They put basic Christian truths into ii-mont age of popular rock music to wh ich today's youth will listen. Their spirit is part o( the new, vi brant Jesus Movemen t, but they disc laim direct connection to it. "We don't serve the people at Calvary. They have ali'eady been rea ched " ex- plains Kredel, a 19-year-otd Orange' Coast College student. "We 're making our tapes for churches, youth groups and maybe radio stations." No one has bought the tapes yet. Master Productions In c. is only a few months old. Endorsements have been received from several leaders in the established church. Dr. Charles Dierenfield, pastor o[ St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach. seventh 1 a r g e s t Presbyterian church· in the ll S., has given the electronic projeet enthusi astic r;upport. "The church has to be ve ry much up to date. Churches are kind of conservative, they hang baclt, don 't seek new methods .. to communicate," he says. Then silence brtaks lhrouah and a ·~r think these folks have an exciting voice comes on wilh testimony ti. how he new means to communicate. I have beard acttpted Christ: it and it i~ ti:emendoUily effective. It Is in John, wh"•e voice has 8 disc '-key'• the 'now' idiom." "" JV<. resonant tone, does most of the, speeches President of Master Productions Is and g06pet readings on the tapes. John Styli, 20, who jokingly calls himself They got serious about putting the a ''hippie drop-out" because he is one ol their the few involved who isn't still in school. gospel on stereo and talked to fathers, one a lawyer, one a doctor. He got the idea for electronic another 8 businessman, who helped them evangelism wh ile a student at Newport form a non-profit corporation (Ila status Harbor High School and an active was approved by the st.ate Tuesday). member of SI . Andrew's, They got free legal aid from aUomey "We started with announcement tapes Jim Penney; advice from Jim Moor, the in 1968," John explains. "A man used ta head cbaplin at El Tero Marine Corps get up, and in a very dull manner an-Air Station; and three dads vJhet became nounced coming events at the church. part or the corporation's board of direct- "I got the idea of putting the messages ors. on tape with rock music and a few jokes. Next step was location of an office. We broadcast fi ve-minute funny an· "\Ve didn 't really know what we well! . nouncements to the 100 high school kids doing. \Ve just decided to follow scripture at SI. Andrew's." and let the Lord find us a plact," says John's tape messages 50Ultd like a Kredel. broadcast from an underground rock sta-A local real tor, who prefers to remain lion. But they got the message across to anonymous, found the place for them; 771 chur.ch youth who began lo perk up when W. 19th St. He also pays half their $3,200 announcement time came. annual rent. John and fellow church member Roger Master Productions opened its new of· Kenney. now vice president of Master flee last June. Most of the time since Productions, got hooked en the st. then has been spent in making a sound Andrew's experiment and decided to ex· studio and furnishing the office rooms. pand their broadcast experience to a "We haven't sold any tapes yet," ex:· regular show for Newport Harbor High. plains Kredel. "But we have had l'f:QUests "It wasn't religious, just good rock from 25 churches and about 200 in· music instead of the teen ybopper stuff. dividuals." We wanted to culture the kids." John Their tape ministry -they can also says. sh<l w slides and present a. small g05pel It was labe led KEXP tEXP for ex· singing choir -has been mentioned in perience). It ... ,.as set up like a radio sta· National f'aith at Work magazine. Words tion. but the broadcast was not over of encouragemP-nt have been given by airwaves, instead over loudspeakers with such religous leaders as Lambert ' DAILY PILOT llllf ,,... RICHARD KREDEL MAKES RELIGIOUS TAPE IN STUDIO OF MASTER PRODUCTIONS INC. With Electronic Evangelism, Reaching the Kids Withe Message That is Loud and Clear Thaw Co1nes To1ai9ht Guidelines Replace Freeze OUNGI COAST a tape recocder. Dolphin, operator of the Half-way House It caught en quickly and spread to in Palo Alto; Earl PaJmer, minister ol WASHINGTON (AP) -'Ibe wage and 15 percent average pay raise Sunday, the same exception v.ill apply until Jan. Corona del Mar High where Kredel joined the Berkeley Presbyterian Church, and price freeze ends t.onight, to be replaced despite the general 5.S percent guide for 1 to all the biggest 500 wage apttmenta DAILY PILOT the experiment. Rev. Bruce Larsen, presidfnt of Faith at by flexible guldeUnes that PreSdent Nit· the rest oi the economy. and the busine55e5 they affect, bot b$. "In those days we worked with a couple Work in Maryland. he b will t . sides Ille United Auto Workers contract tur tables and basic e ui ment in ''Older .....,..,..le have tried to reach out on uys opes cu lnflation in --0th. er federal workers and persons only a handful of stnaller agreement.I N....,..,,-IHC.,-HilPl~lJJoh~n~·s'\bti;,'ii~in;;', i"!(~~e '"iireca:iJfss.:'\IO;jiC--lio~yoiTiuffi;'r-;ys SryIJ:-"B'iinhey tan•c-ballr~-----------eam1ng than the--fh60 hour-l~or-any-increeses before-then~---~ Letn1 .._. h•attil• Ytilley radio network finally included four They are not youth and they don't un. O!ficial regulations w«e publi.sbtd in mum wage also will be exempted from Ford, Chrysler and American Mctors c.t• M.. S• C~ schools, adding Westminster and Orange derstand youth." today's Federal Regiater, legally thawing wage controls. However, the President sa id even before the uemption was an· ou.HG• COArT PUILISHINct COMPANY highs. One tape features a long Tiny Tim the freeze, but not before some last.. already hM postponed m06t. federal pay nounced Friday that they would seek l&"•rf N. w •• d "With help from disc jockeys at KOCf\-1-laugh, then a soft, sexy girl's voict say1 minute exceptions were made late Fri· raises. higher prices. Prn1c1enr 1nd Publlilhw F~1 (Newport Center) we wrote to Los ''Hello Teenage America , my name is day by the President's ~ of Llving -The auto industry may pay sched· President Nixon conceded at a news Jidc R. Curliy Angeles record promoters and were put Suzy Creamcheese." A scripture verse Council ; u\ed wage tncreases this month and next , conference that pent.up price increase1 v1c1 Prukl'lllt 1nc1 G•n.r11 M1M~w on their list for records. read by ,John say.!! "Take time to -Life insurance premiums will be al· and get price rises to match, without the might crute a temporary "bulge" in 1110,,.11 K••~il "We began \\•ith a library of 30 albums. celebrate life ." lowed to rue after today without federat advance approval ctherwise required of the cost of living when freeze rules are Eor1or· Now we have 3,000 albums and 6,000 The scripture is followed by Three Dog controls, though not otber types of in· wage 2.greements and businesses of that eased. But he called the rulings of hi.! lkom11 A. Mur phiftt M1M;1'11 E~iror Chadn H. l•N Ri,h1td '· Nill M!llNnl MIM'ln; flll!Cfl """" c-tm Miii: :DD Wat &ay S!rfff """"'1 aNdl: un Newport -...i~rnrd t.ag1n1 8ti'ldl1 m Fot11t Awnue t4"""""""1 8-dl: 17f7S l totdl l<lu-rd -&ill QernCllN a.J NDrta ~ "1nliw ,__, OA.ILY 1'1lOT, with wflkh k ambl,,M "* ll•W,.·P'~•· i. pilbll.itm dilly u cept !"'"" d•Y hi .. ,..,, edl!lon1 for l•;u~• IMt"• Jl..wport 991cll, Cll1t1 Mint, H""l ill!l!Ol'I a .. ,h, ll'Wlll•lll v1111y, $tn c-111 C1pl1h11C1 11111 S&ddltDKlf, •kl"9 Wlll'I 0!'8 r1;Ton1I edlllon. PrlntlPll prl11tl"9 pl111t II , 11 Pl W•I S1y S!rHI, Cos!I Mtll, ,...,.... 1114) 642-4121 Cl-tflff Adnrt!M11t 642·5671 S.. C.._.... All hpltf'hHlh; 1•1.,hlN 492-4420 ~trt. im, Or•llllf eo.11 l'ubltshffll CMnDlnY. ti• ,,..,... 1-.ri.t. m1111 ... 1:cm.. edl!ONI fNlttllr er ~is-~ Mrtlrl . _., ... r~ without 1,i:o.citl Pll'" • mlstkll!I llf epyrlght -· S«m'd dtu 11111111111' Plld 11 NIWPOl'f 8ucfl l n4 COl!t Mn.1, C.lltornll, kbscrlpl~ ~ ctrrltl" U.25 ....,,!!Uy; ~ !TWiii U.111 l'nOnl!lly; mUll1ry <lullfl•tions, J2.2S ITIOl'lllll)'. singles.'' Night singing "l just want to celebrate surance rates. size. The increases are subject to roll· Pay Board and Price Commission "very Then the idea struck them -"'·ith the another day of living." and excerpts from • -SS'Victmen will get their 5Cbeduled backs if found to be excessive. Actually, sound." Lord's help -to combine the church other rock songs using the ctlebrate. Jr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;oii;;;;i;i;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;OiiiOiiij service with KEXP. Christian messages theme. It's catching and drives home the were inserted into the rock music. point. ' The new rock tapes were played "We hope to be Working soon, but we primarily for church gathtrings. The first still need more money to get the tapes one was for a Halloween party at Irvi ne together and distributed. We're trusting Park in 1969. 'l'1len came an Easter proj· the Lord to help us; be baa so far,'' Styll - ed in 1970 in Arizona. says. The Easter project was called "Thou &halt liove no other Gods." "The idea was to get off the ego trip, become sensitive to others around you. We l11yed on iiome ~ood vibes and began getting requests." Kredel says. Last year the high scbool broadcasts ceased-as Kredel, Styll , Kenney 11nd a few other youths got more involved in the line of electronic evangelism. Jn the fall of 1970 they put together another major project titled "Put on the whole armor cf God," from Ephesians VI. They created a montage ol J().40 sounds or what the world soonds like when a man wakes up. It begins with snoring, the ring of an alarm clock, then birds singing. a baby crying, then ether noises are piled on lop until it becomes an unrecogn izeable crescendo of sound. Ernest Ogren's Fune1·al Slated Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in McCormick Laguna Beach Chapel for Ernest W. Ogran Sr. ol 830 ca!le Aragon, Laguna Hills, who died Wednesday at St. Joseph's Hospital, Orange. He was 84. Mr. Ogren, a native of Sweden, had liV· ed In California for 60 years and was with the Union Carbide Company for 34 yeara. He is survived by his widow, C1ara E . Ogren: a son. Ernest W. Ogren St. of Torrance; daughter, Mrs. Ruth 0 . Waterman or Concord, Calif.; and by four grandchildren. SUNDAY ONLY NOV~ 14th IO«yo OFF EVERY ITEM* California's Largest .Display of Dining & Game Sets IN ' Slock on band limited . Shop early or wait 3 weeks !er del i\·ery. THANKSGIVING DISCOUNT SPECIAL FOUR DAYS ONLY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY. & MONDAY. DINING -GAME PLEASURE Four plu1b Bolta.£1~ tufted dt•lra mounted on wrouP,t iron baaet tit.at 1,.ivel 4: roll. Table it 42" octagn or 42" round, opening to 60" witb one 18" led. No mar top in. wood eolon. 5 Pc. Group 18085 EUCLID ST. FOUNTAIN VALLEY ~ SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A.ND ~ EUCllD ST, TURNO" 962-3325 or 546-1681 '21995 THE STORE *EXC:E'PT FAIR TRADED ITEMS DISCOUNTS APPLY 10 AM TO 6 PM SUNDAY NOV. 14th AT . GRANT PLAZA 400 ~amino De Estrella San Clemente • Capistrano Beach GRANTS KNOWN l'OR VALUU COAST·TO·C:OAST l " ·- \ 4 DAILY PILOT S.;t11td1y, Novtmbfr lJ, 1971 Pulpit and Pew The 1 ........ _. to be heard at all Clwl1Uu Sclaice Churd1., SWldaY will be "Mort.ala and Immortals." Area churehts and servict tim~ include: Costa Mesa First Church, 2880 Mesa Verde Drtvt, 11 a.m.; Huntington Beach Flrst Church, 8th and Olive St., 9:30 and 1) a.m.; Newport ·Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido, 9: 15 and 11 a.m; Newport Beach Second Church, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, 10 a.m. Newport Unity C h a r c ti , meeting Sundays at the Senior Citizens Building, 15th .and Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach, holds services at 10 ·and 11:15 a.m. with a sermon entitled "Affirmative Prayer." Falrview Baptist Church, 2525 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, holds Family Worship at 10 a.m. with a sermon en- titled "A Story About a Great Fall." Church School is at 10:30 a.m. The Diaconate meets Sunday at 4 p.m. and a new group on Growth and Marriage Enrichment h a s been formed and is meeting on Tuesday nights. "The Gospel According To •. ----;; ;'' will be Dr. William H. Hobbs sermon topic Sunday at sm!ce will be Mr. Eric Piper, Mlsl Barbara Rlchardlon and Mrs. 0. Z. Rohen.on. Worship services '1'e at 10 J.m,\ with child care be1ii& provided. Church School is also at 10 a.m., with cl..,.. through 8tb grade being oUered. On Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m. there will be a Potluck Sup~r. Anyone interested in attending is cordially invited. Please call Olurch Offict, 644-7400 for in- formation. C.mmwdly IJldted M<llMdlll Cburcb, Ma Hell Avenue, HunUngton Beach. Dr. Hobbs ts the Dlatrlct Superintendent of The United Melllodlst Church in this area. He will bt presiding at the Cb a r g e Conference o 1 Community United Methodist Church in the afternoo n following a luncheon in Moore Hall. Mom· ing worship services will be held at the usual times • 9: and 10:30 a.m. Wl.th"·cburch school classes for all ages at the same hours, with the ex-David, Jay Keleman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Keleman ception of Junior High <9 a.m. will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah onlyl; Sr. High and College during Temple Beth David's (10:30 a.m. only). sabbath services Nov. 26, 1971, Sunday; will be Layman's at 4111 Katella Ave., Los S d t ~-d 1 M Alamitos, at 8:15 p.m. The un ay a ...... rona e ar parente ol David have invited Commma.nlty Cburch, Congre- tt t •11 Hell A the entire congregation and ga ooa • ci otrope ve. their friends and relatives to The sermon will be presented by Mr. Douglas Chalmers. a join them in worship for the nationally distinguished Chris· most joyous occasion i n tlan layman, member of the David's life. The services will Community Church, Coron&.· begin with the traditional de! Mar and a I e ad i n g · lighting of the Sabbath candles businessman in Souhern by Mrs. Jean Keleman, california Conference, United David's· mother and then Church of Christ and past followed by the evenings businessman in S o u t h e r n prayers by Ra bbi Henri E. california c 0 u n c 11 of Front in conjunction with Can· Churches. Also a member of tor Newman.\ the National Commission on La y Life and Work. National Council of Churches. His strmon topic will be entitled: "The Experience". Assisting ?\fr. Chalmers in the worship The Youth of the First United Methodist Ch11rch of Huntington Beach. 2721 Seven· eenth Street, will be con- ducting the worship services Gets Honor The Rev. Elmer W. Matthias of Zion Lu· theran Church in Ana· heim has been honor· ed by Zion Con~ega tion on the occasion of bis 25th anniversary in the ministry. The celebration featured a special servic e of praise 'at the church, 222 N. ~ Easl St. He bas served at the same church for 15 years. Sunday at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. Their participation will be part of a Youth Sunday which they are celebrating. They have announced that the con· gregation will be in for something new, perhaps ex- citing, and hopefully spritually • Talk Slated El der Marion D. Hanks, an assistant to the Council of Twelve of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will speak at the Anaheim Stake Con- -ference Nov. 27 and 28 in the Slake Cen· ter, 440 N. Loara. This nationally · k n o w n speaker will address the conference session at 9:30 a.m. stimulating. Music and singing will be featured in addition to •some p e r so n a I witnessing from some of the young people. Members of the High School and College-age Group will be incll.Kkd in the prcr gram as well as the Junior Special Talk Mlle. Annie Vallotten, the French·Swiss artist who did the line draw· ings for "Good News for Modern Man.-" the Ne\v Testament in Eng· lish, will speak on "Pie· tures of Life" Sunday at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. Services at Mesa Verde United ?.1ethodist Church. 1701 Baker St., Costa Mesa. High School Youth. There will be a re2J switch in this Sunday's worship service at Sl Paul's Lotbera11 Church, 429 Cypress Drive, in Laguna Beach. when worshippers will help themselves from the of· \ Rlatt Prearher· Trinity United Presby· terian Church, 17th and Prospect Ave ., Santa Ana, begins its a:nnual Riall Preaching Mission Sunday at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. serv- ices. The mission will continue Sunday at 7 p.m. and f\o1on·ctay to Wednesday at 7:30 p.m .. Rev. Pablo Perez will be the guest minis· ter. fering plate. '!his will take place in the 10 a.m. service. Each worshipper will be in- vited to take a "widow's mite·• from the plate. The coins thus distributed will be authentic (Stt PULPIT, Page 6) - Lutheran School To Move? The Orange (j o u n t y Lutheran High School Associa- tion is considering a J)ossible shift or site for its future high school location. The Association now owns a freeway-accessible 13 acres in east Orange at Meats and San- tiago, not far from tht Riverside-Newport Freeway. However, with the passiDilit,9' of developing a college cam· pus for a new Missouri Synod school at Irvine there may be a possibility of acquiring 15 acres out of a plot which ex· cee<ls 100 ?l're<;. In that case the high school \\'ould be able to dispose of its present holdings and use some of the proceeds for school con· struclion. At present. no •' buildings have beep erected at either location. The Irvine college site was purchased by the Lutheran. Ch u r c h -f\.1issouri Synod several years ago looking ahead to the establishment of a West Coast school. Since the high sch"ool Is a local project approval would have to be secured from the general synod's Board for Jjigher Education in St. Loui:! before ground could be of· ficially granted for t h e change. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY HIAI ARTHUR KATZ l-----..f----•fr,., ... 11Ho"11t•"lili•~_,,.._,.,.,.JlATNRY.N--IUNLMAfibet,.., __ _ I .. - Allthor ef IEN ISRAIL November 14 l :lO A.M.-Eorly WorUlp 11 :00 A.M.-Mornl119 Wera111p 4 :00 P.M.-IW11l11t Wershlp NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Fifteenth & Monrovia Newport Beach -646-6620 Dr. G•or9• 0 . Wciod, Pt1for FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., Cotti Mts1-548-3761 E. W. Phillipi, P•1for SUNDAY SERVICES 9:10 A.M.-Church School (ell eteJ) l 0:50 A.M.-"5.curlty Throuth Pr91re11' Pmtor Phillips Sp"kh11 Com.,,unlo1 S.n-lco Children'• Church-N•!MfY Core A..U .. lo 7:00 P.M.-Tho Gcimn lrotflel'I Quertet eltd So"' Cochrm1, Lcry ,,...., Newport•Mno Pro-School -·A9n 21fl·S -4:10 A.M. to 5:10 P.M. Foll s.ulo---'45·212! HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wil son, Co1t1 Mesa 548·4704 V. L HEllT'WECK, l"•1lor CAllL O•NTl'Y. MlfllltW .. Music -SUNDAY 51RYICU - 9:45 A.M.-S111tdey khoel 10:50 A.M.-"Dlo11tonds freM Tho M ... r" t: 2 Sormon by POlfM 7:00 P.M.--GolH Fredrick Hertwock Guest S,_..er COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Pr•School -Kinder11rte~ -El1m1nt1ry -Chll• C•rt CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd Street at Orange, Costa Mesa -548·5303 R.v. Fred 'l. Morw, Pastor Monli119 Worshlp-10:30 0.111. -Sunday Sckool 9 •·"'· Sundqy (yenln9 Wor1hlp·7:00 ,.ni.-Pre.,., Meort., Wo4.•7:00 '·"'· SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple RABBI BERNARD P. KING meeting at St. James Episcopal Church a 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beacti for lnform1tion: C11167S.7230 TEMPLE . SHARON TM COl\MfYatlff "'"''°'" fer ... entire H•rbor Ar" 617 Wnt Homllto1, Cest• M .. All J1wi1ll f•mii11 •r• i"•it•d fo Joi<1 u1 In 1 truly m11nin9f11I SAllATH EVEN ING SERYICls-FIUDAY AT 1:11 P.M. Splrlt11ol Leadt'r -RoW.1 GorM1 5ffclrn• 646·5551 T1mpl1 Shtre11 Choir -0<119 Sh,J>ot 10:00 A.M.-"Tht Problem of Rlchn" 6:30 P.M.-.lohnston Fomlly Slnojm Unusual, Outttondl119 M111lcol '1ttr•M COAST BIBLE CHURCH MARCO fORfSfll .IR. t41GH, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 49J.·1949 494-1141 IJO-G40J FIRST BAPTIST .CHURCH OF NEWPORT HARBOR »el Cliff Drtw, ,....,.,, 1 .. c11 • Dttl I.. lltflt, 1"11t.r '4!o1Ut S111>111r Sdltifl -ti•s A.M. Wtrllll• -11 :06 A,M, • 7:11 ,.,M. WefntMlt}' Pr1y•~ StrYJct 7:ll JI.NI. "Slltrlnt n. Untt•rcll•llte ll!Clla OI C11rl1I'' UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2.fll J, I. PAUSADE5~ ROAD SANTA AHA HllGHTS IUHOll'Y KMOOL , ............ :»........ t ill A.M. MOIHIH<J WOltSMIP .................. ,.,., U1 .. A.M, IVIHIMI WO•SMll' ................. • .. 7111' l".M. Mtl>WQK C11tv1c• WIDJCESDAT .............. 7tM , M.. ••v. wrru1 1. c.mc• OIW'dl ,,.... ,. .. ._,, . . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHIS Oii THI MOTHll CHUICH THI PIRST CHURCH OF CHllST, SCIENTIST IN 105TON, MA5SACHUSrm "MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" Sunday, Now. 14th Cost• ~u-Flrst Church · of Chfrst, Scientist 2110 Mose Yordo Dr .. c .... Mtu S11ndcry School-9:15 A.M. C•1rc• Senko - 1 J :Of A.M. bo411t1 lffM. 2110 M .. Y1t4.t Dr. Huntington Beach-First Church of Christ, Scientist hti • 011,., Hllllfl..._ .._. S11M19y ~hoJ -t :lO • 11 :00 A.M. Cllw'rc•-9:l0 & 11:00 A.M. leedl11 I""' -221 Mob1 It. Newport Buch-first Church of Christ, Scientist JJOJ YJe Udo, N1wpott 1Mc• Ch1rc• • S11d01 Scltool-9:00·10:30 A.M. 1 .... 1 .. 1:00111. JJJl 'fl• UH Newport Buch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist JIOO Pocfftc View Dr., CorMll dol M., Ch1rc• • 51..t., Sdiool-10:00 A.M. loadl"f 100111 -3500·1 Co• Hwy. Wff, lq1l119 Tosth11ci11y M"tf1191 -I p.m. -All Church" All Me cordially invited to attend the church 8ervice1 and enjoy the privileges of th._e Reading Roo1n1 Child C.re Pre'li4ed AT ALL SERYICB OF NEWPORT llACH -tDlsclplesJ MMtin9 Re9ularly At Upper l•y lop Club 2111 T111iot/11 A••·· Cosra Mesa Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. Morning \Vorship ...... 10: 45 A.M. Nurtery & IU11dor9orto1t l"ro.-lded Phone: 642·2725 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy CHURCH Of CHRIST 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA lo""°fffl Horbcir e11d Fal,.,.iew SUNDAY MORN ING Bl lLE STU.DY ••••..•••• , •• ••• 9:45 A.M •. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP&: COMMUNION •••• ·10;45 A.M. SUNDAY EVENtNG WORSHIJ> • , ••••••••••••••• ,':'. 6:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY EVEN !NG BIBLE STUDY •••••••••••••• 7:30 P.M. NUlllSERY CARE PROVIDED W. Wh it Httrh19tci11 Ron Lot9011t Minlll•r Mu1i,1I Oirt,ltt Phone: 64S.3191 Day or Night s~NE fftl.IS eOMMUNllY (il;iuRe~ TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ,.UMI• Roe-D,lvl I nd Am1111 Or!vt (CM ~IO<k .ourl\ o1 C1m~111 dr!vt). S1-11 DI"° Frnw1r· to Culveri k>ul~ to • C1m11111 Or.I Liil to Turtlt ltltC-Drl.-t. ~ .1 .... llch Sllftluelso1, Pcnter ... t :30 A.M. Sunday School for all a<JH 11 :OD A.M. Mornin9 Worship NUllSll'Y (Alli PllOYIOWD AT IOTM HOUIS PW lnftrm1llt1t Ctltnr'tll111 OtMr M .. t1n11 Cl tl IU·Ul1 THE CHURCH FDR YOUR FAMILY AHllllli.i wllll IM h•Hd ._.,.., Ctn .... flKt Seventh· Day Adventist Church J71 Anclllllo St .. c.it. M• .a...-•. Joffnrt. ,,..., -·-, ...... h Settee! • • • • t r JI e.•. W.•t11l119 Wonhlp •• 11 :00 •·•· Pr•ver Mettint W1d., 71JO p.& ..AtlenJ lhe Clzu,.ch of 'ljOftr Choice FOUNTAIN .VALLEY -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.B.C. •• Mcttnello Mfweo• sietot •IHI WerHt" P•ter o • .,. hffrey 842·2421 su..-1v klllM ........ 1.11 at:• M-4*1 W.l'ltlle ........ t:• au 1-lflO v .. ,.,.. , , ,. • P,M, 'Ytwlll Clltlr & 1•1t """'' -"'"'"v"",. JC-ry Cir. AMUlbt. •I t tl Str"<ilCll. . • FIRST CHRISTIAN _CHURC ... __ Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach Mcirnln9 Wor~hip • , • , , ••••••• , •.••• , • , • l :lO l 11 :00 •.m. l iblt School • •• ••, •• 9:45 ,,.,,. Youth Gro11p1 ••••• , 6:00 p . .,,, Ev•ning Wo .. hlit •••• 7:00 p.m, Nu""rv ce~ Provided '' 111 Mrvlct1 Oftott: 5J6..2.Yt 0 1.i Devotion .s»-tsao FIRS_T CHRISTIAN CHURCH Victoria & Placentia Ave. Costa Mesa Jlhllft r. Piercy Nllnl1ttr Rod11fo McHu9h Otretlor of Chrf1H111 1fdu,1nt11 ••rl, Wers~I• • . . . ....... 1:30 1.m. Blltlt Sd1otl ....... "'" .. t:~ 1.m. Morning Wtrsllfll , .•••••• tO:JO 1.rn. Youtft Ol"lu,1 ............... ' 1.111 . .... ,,.,.. .. "' ................. 1 ,,,,,, Nursery Care Provided 541·4771 141·6141 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Worship -10 A.M. Church School-10 A.M. Or. P/lllllP G. Mu"''' Mtnl1!1r 644. 7400 Newport Unity LO•aN D. l'LICl(INGEI. Mlnltl~r '). Dnorlo•al Sonlco -10 A.M. Ir 11 :15 A.M. Sund1y SchPol fpr ~l 1911-8:45 A.M. 1 Stll •ltd l"lno, Nowport 8•och Office -646·5111 D/AL·A·PRAYER 646.0619 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH W1lcom11 You. ST. JAMU, J20t Ylo Udo, Newport looc:ll 7:10 A.M.-Holy (uchorlsr t :OO A.M.-Fo"'ll' Wordilp Ir Church School 11 :00 A.M,-Altorffteo Holy lucharht Ir MorJ1l11t Preyet, N•tMrY Pro,-fdod Mld·W ... Holy Co"'111unlu It Heoll119 s.,,.,1c ... T..-doy-10:10 A.M. Wednotdey-8:00 P.M. The 111 .... Joh• P. Alhoy II, Rector -Pho11e: 675·0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Su11dcrys 7:10 & 9:10 Church Sdlecil -9:30 n1r1days: 6:30 & 10 0.111.; Hely Dop os -.iourteod Vicar, TH Rn. Jcih11 W. Do11ahbo11 -Pho11e S41·1l24 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8236 Ellis St,, Huntington Bt1ch 8:00 A.M::...Holy Communion 9:30 A.M.-f1mily S1rvic1 & Ch11r'h Schciol !N11o•rv C1r1): 11 :00 A.M.-Morning Worihip ( Nur11ry C1r1l • 7:00 1".M.-f,1tivtl EY1n10119 & S••mon Epi1ccip•I Yciun9 Chu1chm11t J.1l lilur9io• t fe in u11 •t Y•rio111 +1.,,11 T~t Cll11rc~ II t twl)'I ••1lillllt tor Ht!)' M•rrl•t•· J•m•1 C. C1l1y, P•1lcir -962-7512 R•t.: 536·'4061 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dov" Dr. LI a.36l I . !:i.~"· Jomot •· ll•I•, 1'1lo Ito•. lloneld White, A••l1llnl P11Mr E•rly Wcnhip 1:00 a.m. Chr:1!111t Education 9:15 •.m. F11tfw1 Wor.hip 10:30 1 . .,,, Nurs c7'l1 Care Available WELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Or. Coron• del Mar OR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Phono 644·2664 9:00 A,M. P.omllJ Wor1hlp 10:00 A.M. S•1tffy Clll1rclrl School 11 :00 A.M. fottfq Wenhlp PRINCE OP PEACE LUTHERAN CHURGH M9M Verde Drl" I Wot Sttoet, C"'9 MOM, Calif. AHOll lW (. AHOtlJON, ........ -JOHN w1•1'1'Y. All•tl•I• l'l tltr Slll'ldlV l<hooh t l'IS -t.Wl"lll ... ~l 1100 fnd 11:00 Prlnct o,. P••c• luthtr•n School -Mil~ Etlher 0 11011, P1lnclp1/ Offic• Phont l 549.0521 School Phon1 1 149·0562 CH RI ST LUTHE RAN C-H URCH Mlnoutl ~vnod 760 Vlcto,f• St, Cflto M ... Lefttet Y. T•rftciw, Poiter 141·1404 W.nlll• ltrYICMl l t11 & 11 A.M. ' IW19tY lcl!lll; t1JI A.Mo M•" IHilli (llU! l ;llO A.M. Cllthttel lloMellt•ry k•eol -141°6866 s.dqy Scheol-9:00 A.M. Gulrar s.,.,lce -9:00 A.M. Fa111llr s.,.,1,, -10:10 A.M. lll·1211 N11r10ry Coro 133°1246 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT .CENTER Worllllp-11:11 A.M. .. St. Mlchool1 lplKopol Churcft Mortuorlfo .r Pctelflc Ylow Dr. C.rono dol Mar Plrlono: 675·0950 Co1f1 M11• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St, l li•rbor Bl.,d. Church Wonhip -9:30 l 11 Church Sc:hcicil -9:30 548 -7727 Coil• M111 Nprlh MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M111 V1rd1 & B•lr.t r St. 549-21 19 Worthip & Church Schccil 9:00 & 10:30.A.M. f-ounl1 in V11!1y FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 18225 lu1-h1rd 962-2591 Wonhip & Church School 9:10 A.M, Mini1l•r Ford R. Millt r Hunlin9to11 B11'h FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 536-3537 S1rvic11 -9:15 ·I 10:3 0 Nursery C&r• All Mornll\f Church Schciol -9:15 H1111tin9ton B11ck -Norflt COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 66!12 H,il Avt, 842·4461 Wor1hip & Church Schciol 9:00 & I 0:30 A.M. lrYin • -E11f lluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 8ll·l2ll I 8422 Cul.,,r Ro•d II Uf\l~cri!ty OrlYt Wor1hip & Ckurch Sckool 9 & I O:lO A.M. l•'!IUl'l l Be1ch METHODIST CHURCH 21 !132 W,1!ey Oriv• 11'1 Scu1h Ltgunt Worship •nd Churc:h School -I 0 A.M. 499-3088 N•wporf B1•ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. Bilbo• Blvd. 673-1805 Wor1hip-9:l0 A.M. Church School-9:30 & It .a..M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 Matnoll• tNeor AdlllMJ Hu•tlntto• lffc• I••· Donold E. Rcibom, Pastor S1111dcry Worship: 9:30 A.M. Ch11rch School: 9:10 A.M. Office: 20112 M119nolla St. Pftono: 961·4940 Church of the Covenant 2150 Fofrylew Rood, Co1to M°" l1uco A. Kurrie, Pastor -~ S1111doy WerUI,: 9:10 & 11 :00 A.M. Church School 9:10 A.M, Phone: SS7·li40 Community Presbyterian Church 411 Forott AYOlllO, LotuH leoch Ille•. D011old H. lelr4-loY. Albert 0 Hier'° S111doy Wordilp: 11'45 • 9:30 ·II A.M. Ch1rdl Scheol: 9:J0 Phol'IO: '494·7555 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. A..._. Rood, Nowpoit leoc• Cltorlos Horbert Dlerewflold, Pastor Wor1hl' a Churc• Sclrloeh I, 9:30 a 11 A.M. l'tlono: 6'46·1'i47 St. Mark Presbyterian Church Cenior Je111boroo & lastlthrff Drift, Coro10 dot Mw Jomot $NllCIM llrt, P•tor Wcir1hl' a Church School -9100 & 10110 A.M. l"lloH: 444-1341 Trinity United Presbyterian Church 17th & Prup.ct. 50ftro A11a l t/J 1111. Int of Newport fw'r.) OUTSTANDING YOUTH PROGRAM-ACRES OF PAllKIN~ W~lp & Church School -9:00 & 10:30 l"oltort: Geort• Mund119; lob Ohnian. lob l"l•tKh Mltllar.r el Male -De1111k Krone -Phone: 544•7150 WAY IN Ft!LLOWSH" CHURCH OF RILIGIOUS SCIENCE o" lllVINe SUHOA'Y S!lltVICI .............. U:to A.M. Mln t1ttr .. , . 1.l••fllr JffklOll, 11.S.C,1', 2411 l"oclfk: C...t Hlthwsy Cof'ClltO dot Mer THE FIRST -CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ti Hn,.rt l11t<ll Mt111.,.r Cllurcll tl tlnlltll Cllvrdl 1t•11111u1 l<!•rtff, Lii A1111I• IUHOA'Y S•llVIC:!" tt;ot A.M. M11111ftr , •• Albert lurto:•. Ill(;" TMI lllLL Cl.VI 01" MIWPOlllT ti.ACM JU lf!Dll IMI,, t1lbe1 -I • .. t CooUaued Prom Pare 4l reproductions of the 1.000 yea r old Jewi sh Coln. Text for Sun- day's sermon meditation is the story of the widow In Mark 12. Theme is "~1ol'ley is Beautiful -It can Be!" Sunday evening at 6 members and friends o( St. Paul's Lutheran wlll gather al the church for a potluck dinner. The Rev. Donald M. Hall has been cho6en as the interim pastor at the Co mmunity .Presbyterian C b u r e h of Laguna Bearh and will share staff responsibilities with the Rev. Donald H. Baird and Dr. Albert D. Hjerpe. On Nov. 14, his first Sunday in the local pulpit, he will speak on the subject "Preparing for the Honeymoon ." Mr. Hall is a member of l..o8 Ranchoo Presbytery and comes to this area from Whittier. He was associated with the American Institute of Family Relations with the opening of his private consulting office in El Toro this; .. week. Lul heran Church or The ~1aster, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar offers two hours of worship at 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible clases for all ages are held at IO a.m. The Junior High League will s er v e refreshments al the Christian Fellov.•ship hours following the services of worship. Or. Wm . R. Eller will deliver the message "Loyally " in keeping with the Stewardship Com· mittee's "Loyalty Month" pro- gram. The youth and senor L • Pulpit and Pew Luthtrao (.'bureb, C a m l n o Capistrano at Del Gado Road. C&pistrano Beach. Follow-u p for 1972 Commlttments will be oompleted during the week wlt.h the dedication of pledges ol time, talents and poaesskll'!.'I on the Altar on Nov. 21st at the tO a.m. worship service. New members will be received into the fellowshi p of the coa· gregation SUnday. Res urrection L a t b e r • n Church, L.C.A .• 98I2 Hamilton Avenue Huntington Be a ch schedules Morning Worship at 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. TingleY,, Pastor, will speak on "The Christian~s Aim''. Ann Misel is Organist: Lloyd Danielson is Choirmaster. Sunday School "tor grades two and above at 9 a.m. Nursery care. Kin- dergartners and first graders at 10 :30 a.m. Adult Discussion Group at 9 a.m. At Christ Church by tbe Sea, United Metbodl1t, the recep. lion of new members will be held during the w o r s h i p service. Dr. Ray C. Ge ry has selec!ed "The Church on the Move" as his sermon topic, at 9:30 a.m. Church school meets at 9:30 a.m., with an Adult Study class offered at 11 a.m. Nursery care is provided. The church address is 1400 W. Balboa Blvd .• Newport Beach. Other servl~es will be a new Trial Use No. 2 of the Holy Eucharist at the 9 a.m. Fami· ly Service and a Prayer Book celebration of the Holy Com- munion at 7:30 a.m. Church School classes will be held for the lower grades at 9 a.m. and fourth grade and above will stay In church for Lhe entire family service this Sunday. Next Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. a Healing Mission will be conducted by the Rev. Thomas Roy Parsons, M.B.E., R.A.F., Rector of St. Martin's Church, Lond<>n, England. ol A"inerica and has 5erved as pa!tot of several Covenant Churches prior to coming to his position as superintendent in 1964. Prior to assuming this post he was pastor of First Covenant Church, Portland. Oregon. Mr. Larson's o(Dce ls ln Pasadena from which he supervises the activities of the 58 Covenant churches In California and Ari zona . the Youth Choir wh ich meets on Sunday evenings at 7:15. The Youth Choir consisting of !·r. high. high school. and col- ege age young people, as \\'ell a, others in this age group meet far Bible study afler chalr practice. An ouh;tanding program of music and readings will be the Service this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the U att a rl•n· "Step out In Faith" wUI be Unlversallst Church or Costa the sermon topic delivered by Mesa, 1259 Victoria Street, the Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson when "A r..toming With the at the II a.m. servk:e of the Rubinstein! and Friend" will Way-Jn Fellowship on Sunday. be featured. The church is Services are held In !he proud to present Mr. Rafael church building a~ 1411 Pacific Rubinstein, a talented and Coast Highway in Corona de! gifted pianist. and a resident 1'1ar. There is ample parking .,f Napa California. Also on the space at the rear of the program will be Mrs . Marjorie building. Don•t forget to bring Sa)•er·Lolhrop, soprano and some nice i~m for the Charlene and Sasch Rubinstein "Treasure" auction to be held who will present readiiigs. directly after the church Nursery care will be provided. service. Child care is provided Members and guests are in· during the service hour In the vited to remain ~fter the upper rooms above ~ervice for the "Fellowsliip s an c t u a r y. Mr. Je l·!our" that follows. T he Mankowski, soloist. will a ain church has a new Co-Op sing a favorite selection In Religious Educational pro- tune with the sennon topic. gram for children age 3 through high school. The morning's message at the 9:40 and 11 a.m. services As the topic for his Sunday UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel will be 'God's share of your sermon at the Church of G. Aldrich Jr. will discuss life'. The services will be con-Rellglou11 Science or La.gu na "YouthandEstablls h e d ducted ·by Rev. Jeffry, ttie Beach , 20062 Laguna Canyon Religion" at the an nu a I church pastor. A candlelight Road . Dr! Henry Gerhard, Interfaith Foundation. 7:30 communion service will be minister or the church, \\'ill p.m. Nov . 13 in the Interfaith held al 6 o'clock Sunday even-speak on the subject "How to Uiunge, Town Center, 4201 ing. Allen Niccola, Director of Live v.'ith Yourself." Services ''To thine own self be lure.'' Campus Drive, Irvine. J\1usic. announces the forma. are held at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m .. said Shakespeare. ' 'The lion of two new choirs. grade wilh classes for children of all Courage to be One's Self" is Members of St. Anne Altar levels 1·3 and 4-6, both to meet ages and baby care during the 1---L--choir-&--will-bFing--11-pe-e-i·a· messages in song. the title the Rev. Albert Burke and Rosary Socie ty w i J 1 at the church, Thursday af· earlier service. Thursday tec- has chosen ror his sermon·lec-sponsor a public card party on ternoons from 4:30 to 5:30 tures are also given, ture this sunggt'•~l'JT~b1Je~F~1~·,~·'r-~·~1-.1-1\"'::;Ml~;;!!· 1;-;t~h~e-f,p.m. These choirs are In ad-sponsored by the church, in urchtirR'e Gus ei:ttt o Parish Hall at 3.W 10th St., 1l1on o e Chancel Cffiiir. Clubhouse Two, e 1 s ure Newport Beach. The 10 a.m. Seal Beach. A dessert lunch which meets for practice World, at IO a.m., open to the services are held in the Ebell ha s been planned for noon to Thursday evenings at '1 :30 and • public. On Sunday, November 14th at both the 8 and 10:30 a.m. services of Newport Harbor Luth eran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Biiach, Pastor James G. Blain will base his sermon on the Gospel Lesson entitled "When God Sends Out a Slatement." Sunday evelting at 7 p.m. there will be a Youth Service for all the young peo- ple of the parish . This is the second of these services for the youth and in£1ude con- temporary liturgies a n d prayers and a lot of singing. Adults are welcome, and young pe<>ple frOm the com· munity are invited, also. There will be a Congregational Meeting between the worship services on Sunday at 9:15 a.m. for the purpase of voting on the proposed 1972 budget and the proposed constitution revision. All members cf the church are urged to attend this meeting. Clu b, SIS Balboa Blvd., on the be followed by games of Balboa Peninsula. The service pinochle, ca nasta and bridge.,.....--------------------~ is preceded by a taped Mrs. Michael Spisak. assisted message by the late Dr. by Mrs. Victor Virzi will Erne~t Holrne.;s, dean and chairman the event. --1\lesa Verd e U n it e d Methodist Church. 1701 Baker Street. Costa Mesa. will have two Worship Services on Sun- day at 9 and 10:30 a.m. ~Ve are indeed privileged lo have as guest speaker this Sunday, J\1iss Annie Vallotto n, French· S\viss artist who did the line drav.·ings for America n Bible Society's "Good News for Modern Man", the New Testa- ment in Today's English. Miss Vallotton will provide Bible in· terpretations in expressive art. and at the same time pro- ject her developing picture on a large screen before her au- dience. founder of the Institute of Religious Science. S u n d a y School meets at the same hou r and services are followed by a coffee-fellowship hour. St. John the Di v i n e Episcopal Church. 2 0 4 3 Orange, Costa Mesa will observe early Holy Com- munion al 7:30 a.m. Fr. John W. Donaldson will serve as celebrant. At 9:30 a.m. Folk Morning Prayer S e r v i c e presented by the youth of the church. Nursery care ·will be provided starting at 9:00 a.m. Rev. and Mrs. C l aude Updike, former missiona ries to Guatemala will be the guest speakers at the Cos ta Meta Foursquare Church, I 7 3 4 Orange Ave ., for this Sunday The Rev. Edward Larson, superinlenden l of the California Conference of Covenant Churches, will speak at Crown Valley Covenant Church Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock morning worship Service. This service as well as the Sunday School sessions are held in the cafetorium of the Crown Valley School, 29'l92 Crown Valley Par k way, Laguna Niguel. Rev. Larson is an ordained minister of the Evangelical Covenant Church Smoking Campaig n at 7 p.m. Tbe U.F.W. (United w rldwi"~ Foursquare Women's) 0 missionary group will have their membership day all day The highly successful Fiv capped -off by thi Updike's Day Stop Smoking Plali has service in the evening. The taken on an international pastor, Rev. Robert B. Jacobs flavor. At the request of the will speak in the 11 a.m. Tokyo International Travel Morning Worship Service . Service, the Japan Ti!m- Sunday School starts at 9:45 perance Society will conduct a.m. with the Fall enlarge· the program on· the moving ment program. The Crusader palace of the sea, the Queen Youth under the direction of Elizabeth II. Chris Haughey a senior at The cruise wlll be from Southern California College December 28, 1971 to January have their service on Friday 7, 1972 and will include stops at 7 p.m. ·Rev . Robert Gaar, at Yokohama. Kobe. and Hong assistant pastor teaches a Kong. From I.500 to 2,000 Bible Study on the Go5pel of persons will participate In the · h Mark on Wednesday nights at program. Absolutely no tobae-"Living by firelight" IS t e 7 30 Th ·11 be co will be allowed on the ship. sermon topic chosen by Dr. : p.m. ere wi a 1 Charles H. Oierenfield. Pastor "Dime·A·Dip" dinner al the Brazil also has recent y or St. Andrew's rresbytertan Fellowship Hall on Saturday, adopted the Flve·Day Plan as Ch urch, Newport Beach. for from 5:30-7:30 p.m. well as ether p r ogr am s Sundav, Nov. 14. The church is directed at the other drug ad- Jocated at 600 St. Andrews "Is The Gospel Workable dictions. 80,000 Seventh • day Road, Newport Beach, and Today?" is the subject of the Adventist young .~pie were Sunday morning "' 0 rs h i P sermon at Har bor Christian placed at the disposal or the Church. Oisciple1 of Christ, Brazilian G o v e r n m e n t services are held at 8· 9:30 meeting each Sunday at Upper Minister of Education, Jarbas an! 11 a.m. N~rsery c~re is Bay Boy"s Club, 2131 Tustin Passarinho. to aid in the cam· pr o.,,ided at all I ree services. Ave., Costa Mesa. Sunday paign against addicting 'A'ho or \\'hat is "Your School is at 9:45 a.m. Worship substances of all kinds. The So r Su I ·· ·11 be Rev at 10 :45 a.m. Dr. D. W. programs will be initiated at urce 0 PP Y wi · McElroy is the minister. schools an3 universities, fairs, James Knotek's sermon topic conferences, and m i 11 tar y for the I0 :30 a.m. worship "Born Rich" will be the b ~ervice at Faith Lutheran ases. Church. 34331 Calle Portola. &ermon topic or t.he Rev. This unique program will be Bruce A. Kurrie at The offered also at the Costa Mesa Capistrano Beach . Babysitting Presbyterian Cburch of the Better Living Center, a public t~ provided for both Sunday covena nt, 2850 Fairview Road, service facility sponsored by School and worship service. Costa Mesa. Worship services the local Seventh-Oey Adven- The adult Bible class Is con· will be held at 9:30 and 1 l list church. "Many foreign eluding its study of "The Work a.m. Church school through governments have asked that and Personalliy of the Holy the eighth grade will be held the Five-Day Plan be brought Spirit." Sunday School classes at 9:30 a.m. Child care is pro-to their countries," States Churches' W ealt1i Gettin g Close Look By LOUIS CASSELS U111! .. l'rM• lftl-ttle111I England·s Cardinal John Heenan shocked some of his fellow Catholic prelates by proposing· at the recent Roman Synod of Bishops that lhe church sell ill-art treasures to feed the poor. The proposal never came to a vote. but it ren1ains an intriguing idea for Christians of all den,0111ina~i!lns lo pon. der. · · • The wealth of churches is nowhere near as great as some of fhe widly-exaggerated figures that have gained currency. Bu t Christian bodies -Pratestant, Orthodox, and Anglican as well as Roman Catholic -un questionably do have substantial sums tied up in art and architecture. In the United States alone, churches own buildings currently valued at about $100 bi llion. \Vould the church be hea lthier, \\'Ould its message be more convincing to the modem world, if it divested itself of this world's riches to the greatest degree practicable, and used the money to serve the needy? Quite a lot of rank and file Ch ristians cf all denomin. ations ~robably wou ld agrtt. with Cardinal Heenan that lhif would be a salutary move. After all, the founder of the church set an example of poverty. Jesus had no home. and rarely knew where _his next meal was coming from. He just "went about doing good"' as the Bible puts lt, and refused to worry about such lhings as money. . -If the church today were to emulate his example - to the extent practicable -i~ might live down the bad im· age it has acquired, amon)'.l young people especially, as a rat.cat ''establishment instilulion." But there are arguments to be made on the other side, loo. Since more than 90 percent of the wealth cf churches is tied up in buildings that are not easily adapted to a.nY olher purpose, liquidating this investment is much easier to propose than to accomplish. There simply isn 't much market for used churches. Moreover, as Jesus himself pointed out. man doe!! not live by bread alone. His spirit needs to be fed as well as his belly. And whlle lhere may be some people.v.•ho no not need the uplifting effect or beauty to ~~aw nigh to .~· there undeniably are others whose ab1hty to worship J.t enhanced by the soaring majesty of a gothic arch, or the radiant splendor of a stained glass window. or the deep. voiced mush: of a great orgah. . To love beauty is lo love GodJ (or beauty, however it Is created and wherever It appear!. Is 1 sign of God. ane of the hallmarks of his presence in the universe. Jt is one thing to say that churches have a bad I.en· dency to spend too much on bricks and niortar, and not enough on minl~rlng to human need. Very few ~urch men would deny the essential truth of that allegation. But does the solution in an attempt to liquidate the lreamJres or art and architecture already amassed -or in re:solvlng to use future income in a more balanced and generous way! . , . Is austerity essential to realizat ion af the church 8 true role as servant of mankind -or Is there a legitl· mate basis for the clai m, so glibly made an cornerstones, that a lovely church is erected "to the glory af God?." These are good questions for any congregation to de- bate openly and prayerfully. They deserve something bet- ter than simpllstlc answers. f(lr all 11i;:es begin At 9: 15 a.m. vided at both services. Joseph F. J e r fr e Y s , The Spiritual Growth Bible coordlnAtor or the Center,·'::==~=================; Class. which meets every Morning Prayer 111nd Holy 'rbut 5pon1;ors of the programl; \V ednesday evening al 7:30. Baptism wlll be the principle have been unable to ac- i,..•111 continue ll s study of ,,, .. ,.,, al Sao'nl J 1 m, 1 • od l II r lh•,. •-.. Revelations of Lhe ~1essiah in • com a e I o -u.-EpiK'.epal Church, 3109 Via vitallons. the Old Testament," 't~n· Lido, Newport BeRch, at 11 For r u r t be r information sldering the Book cf Ltvi ICU! a.m. this Sunday morning. please call ~or M7-6132. wit.b emphasis on the-Day of1-;;:~~~~~p;;~;;-~;:;=:;:.::::...:::...:::...:=11 AtonemenL A period of prayerl l It follows the class. l .,ill be lh• subj.cl of PHIM , Qi -Ori Q '"i\ Time For Everything" tfetn al p rk AckennM's ~rmon 1t the 10 V\.11 a.m. worship Strvlce at Christ MAUJAc;E PROIUMS1 ,,.. Referr•l s.,,.1,. Cl.,ktl" , Mt"!.,, C:t\lfllfl9"' lllttnlfY'lo l'~ytid•ft .. 1'1.,:fli1"11ll, ''l'Mltfl"l. 1714 541-107 Tht Soutb/4nd'1 Moil Btllilliful Memorials MAUSOINlll • COlUMMJ'llJ,1111 • CrMnm TREES of the WORLD BtU.ottn Santo Ana and Orono• On Fafrt'4tta Avtntlt • .S.!3·1191 HEALING MISSION to11dutted .. y THE REV. THOMA S ROY PARSONS ~ .. I•. L.-.1 HM15-t 111...,_1 loY'l'I Air ,....,_: Kalthtt .t tM l.-4 f.W. "UCll TO JUDI, HIS COMMANOMINn & PIOMISIS" "IA.CK TO THI POUi GOSPILJ AND SIMPLICITY" "IACIC TO THI U.I LY CHURCH'S DPIRt.INCD., AHO THIN fOllW.tlDI t+.,"'~'' Pr•v•••· Mtt1in9 Add•e11, l•vtn9.o~.of.Htftd1 for !ho tit• 1ftd Wo11!il1d. IT .JAMIS lPISCOP.tL CHURCH ""'"'' ..... WIDNISDAT, NOYIMlll 17tll, 1:00 P.M,, Thi '11hl!1. h co,J!t llv !ftvit1dt JJOt VI• lf4o T•l•ph•~•: 611.0210 SERIES GUEST Mr. A. D. Schn•bel Scientific Faith Series Scheduled Saturday, Novtrnbtr 1,, 1971 DAIL V PILOT $ Poverty Projects ·Catholic Charity ·u 11der Less Fire By GEORGE W. CORNELL Al' ll!lllllft WrllW NEW YORK (AP) -While Protestant churches have run into recurrent uproars over their grant11 to projects among the poor, the Roman Catholic Church now is pouring funds into-that cause with scarcely a ripple of oppositian. "We expected more of it but there haven't been very many cases of protest," says Bishop Michael R. Dempsey, of Detroit, national director of the Church's Campaign for Human Development. "At least not yet,'' he added in an interview. "It still may come." projects to the pa o r themselves, rather thin the old-1tylt patern alistic l)'ttem of Imposing tleclslons on thtm. "That's a key to the whole approach." Father Mon Ucel111 said. "We're not doing 'for• people -but with them. Jt's a departu re from the past, glv· Ing the poor 1 chance to do what everybody else has tried without getting very far." Bishop Dempsey ad ded :· "The poor tell us what they want to do and we help them do it. We aren't just clving money or last year's coat, but a new chance for ioba", decent housing, for dignity, self· respect and a chance to determine their own destiny. A week _of fpith building lee· Bul at the present stage, • "The heart of the Go!pel is lures has been planned by the with the program ·winding up human development. We want Tustin church of Christ, its first year _of operation, it to get poor peaple unpoor." November 15-21. f\1r. A. 0 . has put more than $5 million In that cause, American Schnabel , of Portland. Oregon, into haiids of the poor fo r self· Roman Ca lhoUcs, in their first a Christian and a scientist, development without major na'tionally coordinated attack \\'ill be speaking nightly, at repercussions in its own ranks. on domestic poverty, last year 7:30. concerning Science and "We've tried to look ahead donated $8.5 million ln a sta1Je the Bible. The lectures will be to see where difficulties might special collection, the largest held in the Tustin church arise and get local readings on sum ever raised in one Church building located at 16481 Main it ahead or time," said the offering. St.. Tustin. Rev . Robert V. ro.tonticel\o, of The second special collection We are living In an age Washington, D.C .. a social comes Nov . 21. the Sunday when the Bible is under attack service expert recently named before Thanksgiving. as it did by many. and the theory of executive director of the "pro.-. before. and Bishop Dempsey evolution ls being taught in gram. and Father Monticello have our public schools. It ls Nevertheless, he said grants been touring the country. refreshing to hear 1'1 r . have ~t betn confined to safe, describing what's been done Schnabel defend the Bible and noncontroversial groups. and encouraging further gup- expose evolution as false. ac-But in cases where the na· port. cording to J\1r. L l m burg lion.ii allocation committee Out of the previous cal· minister of the Tustin church. lacks firsthand information. he lection, a 40-member national J\1r. Schnabel holds a degree said on-the-scene assessments committee, strongly represen- in Engineering from Auburn are obtained~f:,;'""'m'T.lh'i'oi"'<'"'"'iicin-;-..;t<;:t~i'~'c,o:;f'<'o'ir;ffi;ianiza;tions cf the niWsifY."'Hl" as a1Sif'Wo1'X:-VO!m-Detore gran re poor, as un eal'•· i'i<poirn«ioc-""s~----it ed as a Project Engineer made, with funds then sup. with grants totalling $3.S engaged In research and plied on a quarterly basis and million. Nearly $3 million ii develo pment for Boe i n g regular progress reports re· left t.o distribute, with 100 proj· Aircraft of Seattle. He has quired as the funding can-ect3 under consideration. !Spoken extensively in the tinues. United States and Canada and "It's a matter of col- is at present an evange!fst laboralion between national with the church of Christ in and local people,' he said. Portland, Oregon. "We want lo be ready to ex· Church Set.s As a ·scientist who holds to plain the rationale behind any Chr is tianit y Stu dy Unit the Bible account of Creallon, grant . J\1r. Schnabel points out that Although similar processes the possibility man evolved are used increasingly In from apes has been Proteatant programs. lt wasn't discredited b y scientisl!I. alwa ys done initially. and however this information is se ve r .a-J denominations. in· A fresh approach to the not being taught in the public c I u d i n g the U nit e d understanding of Christianity'• ~hools. He furthe~ says, fresbyterian an'd Epi!~~t roots and development will be "Science ·CAN furnish the dhurches, have encountered offered this fall at st. Mary's evidence to support the Bible wide dissent to some grants. Episcopal Church tn Laguna writers' claim to inspiration." Altogether the church 's Beach. Fr. James B. Corbett. Of special interest, will be have appmprialed_ m_or.e. ~A . e .1 ¥· Dlv.;-assl.sllng"flrlest the closing lecture on Sunday •100 m11llon to such acllv1ty n! at St. Mary's, will present a afternoon at 2:30 p . m ., the last four years, much of it, twelve-week course starting November 21st. Mr. Schnabel going to black-controlled.,proj-Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. wi ll speak on "Science venus ectc;, ot!1er sums to endeavors Ses!ions will cansist of an Evolulion." or Indians, Puert~ Ricans, hour's p rese n ta t ion by Come hear a scientist de· Mexlca n-Amerlcans and poor Fr. Corbet!. followed by coffee fend the Bible against 'Science whites. . and an hour of gr oup Falsely So-Called.' If you Consistently, the new prrn· discussion. This will cover believe the Bible to be God's ciple of the chur~h ~ld has both weekly readings and the inspired word -come and bee~ se!f-d e!erm1nahon persons! reflections of group have your fa ith strengthened. leavi ng d1rect1on of the upll!t me~bers. Some of the topicll to be presented are: "Seman· Priest Is Dad Clergyrnan Adopts Cli il,d tics and the Survival of the Church" -our caunlless altercations over Greek ad · jectives: "Response to a \\forld of Darkness" -t be decline er the W e s t e r n \Vorld and the Church's response; "Liberated Man in SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) Each·time the priest thought an Imprisoned Church" - the -Like most Roman Catholic he had found a new tiome £or Church plays ostrich with priests. the Rev. Peter Kolton J.1itchell, the boy would cry, Renaissance Man ; •'I WW, is known as "Father" to his "Father, please don't give me NRA. KKK, SOS, FBI. CIA congregation. But lo a 12-year· away." and LSD" -the Church and old boy, he is "Dad .I' F"ather Kolton said he decid-social forces. Both beginning The boy, f\.1itchell Kolton, ed to keep Mitchell. and there and endinj!: ses8ions deal with wc'.s adopted two yea rs ago by were n() objections from the "A New Gos pel in a Pagan the priest. Church. An archdiocese of· World" -in the first century Now f\.1itchell, a native of flcla l said suc h an adoption is the Apostles responded to a Warsaw. Poland, is on the way extremely rare in the United world of opposing forces; in to becoming a naturalized U.S. States, although priests com-1971 the Church faces a new ·citizen. monly adopt children in Mex· beginning, to respOnd to a new F'alher Kolton filed the boy's ico and Latin America'. man in a new world. petition for citizenship here Two nuns look after the boy There will be a modest fee Thursday, and officials said during the week and h! lives charged, and scholarship aid he'll probably be sworn in next with the Priest on the Js available to stu d e n t ll • month. weekends. Registration will be limited tet The 62·year-old Pr i est, "I feet proud to be an those ot high-school age and himse lf ::i Polish immigrant American," Mitchell said. ".J over. Additional information and naturalized citizen, met also feel lucky my father's a may be had by calling (714) Mttchell five years ago . prie!t." 494-3542 er 497·I616. "A family brought MitchellJpiii;ii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w tn New York in 1965 and 1 h ~,d~~~~ h~~b.~~ !!"~.;:."!~ Pacific Go dfis Farm year later,'' the priest •' recalled. 95 He said he learned of the __ _,.._~ ~9 boy while on a visit ta New 7 York In I966. "He already had a tlckel to Warsaw, but r said, 'Let's switch the ticket and lakt. him to Texas.' " Father Kolton said. Gospel Concerts BLACKWOOD BROS. STATESME N COURIERS FLORIDA BOYS htut4ay, No• .2:0-7 ~10 p.11. L9itt a..-h MY1. All4. ,_, I ... Mii IJ1J) J7D-Olal 'r IMPOITID PIHtt"f TfP9 KOi FOOD N•W p S.I• "All.A.ICE" Tt dt1l911ed fo, fll. ttrln9 wt f•f i11 tlllt ll P•ftdt, ••· ,t cielfv Ollf l with tlt~fft{ll W~• tef th1t tend tco 1l19111te. ''AIU· AKE'" t ulom etlcellv cloenr trMI ftOuti1he1, 9i.•i11t •lt1.1ftdtftl 01v9•11 for uftderwt ler llfe. If left 1!111d!119, poftd w1fer lie· ,11111,1 foul, uneU, lioed 1114 0,.,ft liecom•• hlotht l'lllc 11ly '••'· fft wltlclt ftefltl119 iwlll '"°"' eirce pf b1cler!e, l ul lly fllkr• iftf 1uth woter, with "AtUAKl" Y•u c111 l"tep tfe•1t 11111 fmti wefer wl+lrt•vt uftti~11•1n ,,..,. pliet .f .ntW Wf fl ro .=::..~-$69.95 LAYAWAYS I I OI -Pl...,. Ttllb-ltel.te 1JG h t. - A CC9Mf5- HOLIDAY KOi .... 1111,_. ti\" lot II" n .llteSIM OPIM DAILY t•I C714J 893 7105 Cl_T_ ,._,. 0 14842 EDWARDS ST., WESTMINSTER 0,, THI SA~ OllGO •WY. AT GOLDIN WIST ... IOLIA • Comment P':'ge . Orange County'~ Aerospace Walter F. Burke is president of Mc- Donntll Douglas Astronautlca Com. panu in Huntington Beach. Tht foL- lowing ore tzcerpta from his re.unt presento:tian before the Orange Coun.- tv Economic Outlook Conftrtn.ce at Anaheim Convention Center. Nuclear Pmver May Be Key to Future Growth WALTER F. BURKE Job Training Comes Out By WALTER F. BURKE Orange County Is one of the wealthied per capita coontJes in the United St.ates. It i1 also the fastest growing county in • the United St.ates. It likewise has cne ol the ~t desirable envirorunents in the United States. These three factors make it somewhat different' In its employment situJ!.tion, as compared to our neighbor counties, or to ether countfes around the cct111ll'y. Likewise, there is no reason to believe.. that anything in the nearby future is going to have any significant effect an 5lunting this trend. Te show what these trends and nuntF. are In more detail, I have drawn from local, county, st.ate and na. tional figures so J do not claim personal responsibility fer them: but 1 do believe they are generally accepted as being quite accurate. IN OUR COUNTY today there are about 39,000 unemployed, and during the years 1965 through the current year it dropped and then rose again. Unemployment as a percentage of the labor force was down lo about 3.8 percent in 1968, but it has now risen to its present status of approximately 7.8 percent. This very tarae companiea and many, many 1 think that the world today ii on the 1mall cnes. edge, the very edge, cf a big industrial This does two things, tt givee both revclut.icn. &tabillty by means ol the large number of I think this industrial revcluUcn 11 small ones; it also, however, will somt:thlng easily predicted frcm history. genera.t.t the hills and valley& when a ma· Eacb case of an industrial revolut.lcn jor customer, namely the United States wu heralded by the finding of a new way government, reduces its aeroapace to harness energy more effitiently. budget. such changes have betn known ·to To give ycu a litUe picture of the produce &0me rather borrtndoua reac-historical aelting for that, until about 1800 tions .in our particular industry. ncbody had gone any faster than either · -, lxne or sail could carry him. So, in those HOWE\1ER, RATHER than have you days there were speed! oC 10 knoLs up to 40 look: at these unemployment numbers and miles an hour. be disturbed at all about.1hem, there are About 1800, it was found possible to somt very interesting facts. The popula-harness steam to provide energy, and tion growth in Orange County, as we 1ald, lhen ·we began to have steam engineli for has steadily increased since 1955.. Op-boats in river and oct:an travel and trains portunity for emplo~ent has a1SO' grown for rail travel. With this, about 100 miles steadily since 1965. per hour eventually wu tbe peak. U you divide the pcpulation by the number of job opportunities in every year since 1965, there have been fewer people available in Orange county per job, llO it is bard to really start feeling sorry for onesell when you live ln a cCUDty that has really seen nothing in the way cf a serious unemployment situation. Year after year the ratio of peoplt: in the coun· ty fer jobs available has decreased. It ran at about 3:1in1965 and ii about 2:88 to 1 right now. mEN, A.LONG came the way to harness pcwer by means cf the internal combustion engine and in the very early 1900'• we began to see aircraft speeds coming along from just aver 40 or 50 miles an hour in the early 1900's unlil we reached about 400 miles an hour by the lime cf World War D. Then, along came a new way to harness energy, by using cryogt:nic chemicals. This made possible rocket minimum Of 3.8 percent represents the N peak lime of employment, so there is an JFK ~ 1• xon propulaioo, and with rocket propulllot1 you hive seen speeds 111 the crder of 30,000 t.o to,000 miles per hour. Aa eacl} cne cf these steps took place, there bu been a corresponding increase in the capabilities cf the people throughcut the world to improve their lot in life, lo find ways oldclng undesirable tuka in a more efficient mapner; and in some cases, changes would have been imp:NSSible to accomplish without thls in· crease in power generatin1 capability. TODAY WE STAND on the edge of atomlc energy utiliza.Uon for indugtry and I can hardly dream cf a more. productive or interesting thing to look forward to. People view atomic energy. with ft:ar most of the Um.t because, unfortunately, it was given a prominent and negative birth in a very disastrous situation. Disastraus from only cne point of v..iew but, neverthele511, it wiU carry that stigma for some time. One hardly hears the word "atomic" but what the word ''bomb" set:ms lo automatically come right along behind it. But U you cculd realize the terrific values of atomic power and what it will do in cllanging the face of, not cnly this nation, but that of the world, you can understand why it is easy to feel that we are an the very edge of a tremt:ndoUJ industrial revolution. Let me give you just a couple cf simple 11umbers that it might help to slick in your mind. time In the spreading of Its true atory, we can overcame this fear. SOME OF THE space missions that 'll'e want to have in the futurt. in au likelihood, will be possible only if we can get atomic power to our vehicles. We ara producing right now in the Hanford Reac· tar up at Hanford , Washington, which by the way happens to be the world's largest power generating nuclear plant. power at a very competitive price with other power $0tlrces. The fact ts that high cost is not going to hold us down. The tremendous capabilities of nuclear power Exceed anything you have ever seen. If we are going to gel employment up, It's got to be by increasing opportunities using lhe most advanced capabilities, and the one thing you need primarily is 1 greater supply of less costly energy. Atomic pcwer is the answer to it and I think we've got to get over any fear of it. If we dG that, l say Orange County, which is the wealthiest county in the country and probably in the world, should lead in some of thest: ideas. I think we will be witnesses to a tremendous • industrial revolution if we will buckle down and make it happen. Do Egg Eaters r-------#+.~·D-......... :t unemployment percentage of-somewhere · V ~-D us~niell -around'"tl')lel'Cent"1D·t-pe1c"'trth•l-•·,._.---'-------------------pears to exist in cur industriaJ climaie · 'l'WO-WA¥-8--0l-obtaininf....,.,8Y--D.,.Jl -I;!_ today are dlemlcal processing (or com· l\.~itlly .I' aee By MARY COSTELLO WASIUNGTON -Vocational education -tral.ni.ng for the world of work that does not require a bachelor's degree - bu emerged from its high school sub- basement 11tatus to become. according to U.S. Commissioner of Education Sidney P. Marland Jr., the No. J priority in education. The primary reason for this transformation is the increasingly tight labor markel ·Many ~liege graduates, especially thole ill The liberal arts, are unable to fmd work. The situation ls far bleaker for hi~h school graduates without 11 m:utetable 5kill. A recent Department of Lr.bor study indicates that by 1980 about 10 pe=nt ri all jobs will require less u.~n a bachelor'& degree but very few w:U be available to the unskilled. Business Week observed recently that "at a time when there is a glut of Ph.D's, and perhaps 65,000 engineers are out of work, many jobs cannot find people." Thl8 year only about 38 percent of the jobs for sub-professional ht:alth workers will be filled by traioo::l people, the magazine added. And by 1980, the nation ls expl!:cted to be short 400,000 such workers, trained or not. According to current projections, 1.5 million 'more secretaries will be needed in the next four years, the number of people employed in certain computer fields is expected to double, and such com- pa':"atively new areas as pollution control will increase the need for technicians. THE OPPORTIJNITIES for the voca· llonally trained are reflected in the grow- ing number of students enrolling in e&.'"etr«iented programs. Tota J enrollments in all vocational programs have almosl doubled in the past four yean, reaching an estimated 10.4 million this fall . The rise has been especially rapid in post-secondary programs for re- cent hlgh school graduates. Almost one million students took po5t· 1eCOndary vocational training last year, aome 40 percent more than the year before. In contrast. colJege enrollments rose slighUy less than 7 percent. Despite the opportunities for voe&· tlonally traloed students, there ls still considerable prejudice against such training. The first annual report cf the. National Advisory Council en Vocational F.ducaticn in 1968 concluded: ''Al the ftfY ht.art of our problem is a national attitude that says vocational education is !or 10tnebody else's children. ·'" • We bave promoted the idea that the cn1y aood edUcatlon fs an education capped by fGUr years of college. This idea infect.I student& who make inappropriate choices becauae they are victims of a national yeamlng for pmtige." IN 'RECENT YEARS, ther• h•ve been many attempta to upgrade both the ltltua and the· cOnf.tnt of ·\IOCatklnal education. Commissioner Marland, in a .pe.a, to the National Associa Uon of Secondary School Principals earlier this )'Mt, roconunended that the term "voe>· tlonal ed11<.1Uoo" be dropped in favor of .. carteT education." M1rland also suggested that the pn<nl cun-icUlum be. abolished and -lf.qdtnfs be ~v.en !bf. choice. of college or career o>unes. '1ln:rteid of &llgtltly'less tlion ll P•!TcenL of high ochool llludenll rmr tnr0tlecl in some kind of VOCl.tional -+--aklllt program," he U&erttd. ''the carett odUcatlao concept woold allect, and •f· fod lo I fundllll!ODUl fashloo, IS blgh H IO poro..t of th~ young peopl•." The NIUonal Center fM F.ducatlon Reaarch and Development in the U.S.. Olfk:o of Ed11<.1Uon hos dtvlse<I plw for «reer educaUon 11 substitutes for !r"ru. tlonal genual and vocaUonal educallon. ln addition, many local high schools are developtng lhelr awn programs and tmbliahlrte combined w o r k -s tu d y COW'lel with varJous businesies In tht.tr communities, even ln the best of time:s. AEROSPACE EMPLOYMENT, with which 1 am personally most familiar, of course, hit its peak in the 1967, 1968, and 1969 period when the challenging job of going to the moon was in the minds of all people. Take Events and Change Names _, bustion) and nuclear or fission proceM-~ Other priorities have since taken precedence oter cur moon exploration ef· forts and, hence, the percentage cf unemployed has risen. As a matter of fact, the. particul ar company with which I am connected has dropped from about 140.000 employes down to the low 90's sinct: 1958. Now, this 40 percent decrease in employment is j~t not in Orange Cow\ty. cf course, or even the California area, and it is typical of what other companies engaged in aerospace industry have gone through. THE MJMBER cf manufacturing firms in Orange County has not chingtd to I.he same degree. T~ia hol~s true even though there has been a' decline tn tht percent that aerospace has represented as a part of !ht: total manufacturing employment level. However, if you look at it as a per· cent cf total employment, you will find the results quite different. The aerosl)ace industry today is only about 11 percent of the employment cf the total county. The national aerospace employnlenl picture is very similar to our local s.itua· tion, very high employment during 1967 and 1968. But if you look at what percen-- lage Orange County has been able to garner (If the total United States aerospace busin~s. an entirely different :story is told. OR.ANGE COUNTY'S percentage has held almost a dead constant cf roughly '1 percent (If the total space business of the United States. When you recognize that we art: just one of 50 states. and realize that just one rounty out of the innumer· able counties within those st.ates has picked up I/14th of the tot<>I business of the country. it's hard to believe v•e are bl!:ing cheated out of our fair share. If you look at the aerospace industry, it has represented 16 per cent of the firms that are engaged in manufacturing (Iver the last several years and that 16 percent has held almost constant these last four er five years, so there is not much change in the number cf aerospace com· panies. There is a wide distribution, however. tn the sizes of the companies and, of course, this is cne of the factors that enters into employment problems; a few By MIKE ROYKO C~lcltt Dtlly Htw• Imagine for a moment wh.at tht public's feelings might be for a President namt:d Kennedy -any first name will do -who managed to acccmplisb the following by the end of his third year in office : Took a full·blown war left over from two previous ldminiatralion& and whit.- tied ls down, with a posliblt end lluight. Came to grips with an inflation left . over from two previou1-administralion1 by imposing the most far-reaching government controls since the days . cf FDR. Tried t.o improve relations with China by sending an emiswy there and plan- ning to makt: a vi:Sit-hlm~I --- I imagine that if a President named KeMedy had done these thinas. his followers would be singing songs frcrn "Camelot," while the workmen be·gan carving his handsome likeness into ML Rushmore. ON TRE omER. HAND, TRY "' Im· agine how pecple would feel about a ski· nosed President named Ni.Ian U he did any or all of the following : Backed an invasion of Cuba that was foolish in the first place, and fell flat on its face in the second place. Sent troops in growing number to take part in a civil war in Southeast Asia. Failed miserably to get a legislative program through Ccngress. Appointed his awn brother u U.S. at- torney general. If someone named Nixon built that kind tll record, his name might not even show up in the palls. As tt is, he is not doing very well, despite a surprisingly good three years. (They must have been fairly good, because the right wing ls upset witb him ). His support hns fallen since the begin· ning of this year, and he was barely get.- ting by even then. At the game time, Sen. Edward Ken· nedy has taken the lead in the palls as the Democrats' choice to run for the Presidency next year. MR. NIXON'S PROBLEM hu never changed. He is !till the man who can't be trusted, regardlegg al wbat he does. Only this week. 1 new book came oot, written by Phillip Reth, the author cf ''Portnoy'1 Comploint.'' The book, a satirical study cf somebody known as "Trick E. Dixon," is called "Our Gang," and the dust jacket says: "The hero -or villain -of 'Our Gang' Is Trick E. Dixon, sell-pronounced JegaJ whiz, peace.loving 'Quaker,' and somehow President oE the United States. 'Tricky,' ai imagined by Roth, is a hypocritical opportunist. •• " Which the real Trick E. Dixon may well be. It is bard to forget that he made it into Congress through scurriJOU5 tam- pa.ign tactics, built his name in Uie Senate by Red-baiting, and has gene in for such things as a "Southern Strategy." Presumably, he has never changed, because a man never changt:s, unless his ""'iiime ISK@'"Medy, in which-case be. can change faster than Clark Kent. THUS, JOHN P'. KENNEDY, a lazy, girl-watching senator, whose only known pos.ilicn en most issues was· to be absent from roll call, suddenly was trotted cut as a tower of statesmanship as he ustd his· aid man's dough to blitz one state primary after another. His brother, Robert, who11e Red ·baiting credentials included a stint working for Sen. Joe McCarthy, didn't have the stomach to take co President Johnson un· til Eugene McCarthy landed the first blow. Then Robert Kennedy became an instant symbol of courage and hope. And now we have Sen. Edward, and he appears ta be anolher in the line cf late- blooming Kennedys. In 1968, when he hadn't really done .anything except sit there and look handsome, he could have had the Democratic nomination for the ask ing. That might be the situation again in July of next year. Unlike ~tr. Nixon, Edward Kennedy is <"Onsidered capable d great change and growth. Mr. Nixon bas been viewed with more contempt for having been an eager. but Incompetent, football player at Whittie r College than Edward Kennedy has for cheating in same of his college exams. And you slill hear some people a&king if· you would buy a car from liOmebody like Mr. Nixon. I wish that tht same people, ju.rt once, would ask if you wauld ride in a car with Edward Kennedy. ing. A pound of fissionable , fuel · will theoretically produce one million times Iii much energy u a pound of fuel sub- jectt:d to the moat efficient combustion processes. Let me gtve you just a little e.1ample that shows what tremendous im· provement nuclear power is going to bring. I was bom and brought up 111 tht: Northeast where we used coal to ht:at houses in the.winter time and, of ccurse, that was certainly before air con- ditioning; at that time if took about five tons of coal to heat during tht: winter, the average flat er tenement, Whfcli 'is where we· lived. The weather wu such that you stayed in the kitchen most of the time. and il you bad homewcrk to do you crowded around the kitchen table. We lived on the third floor tn cne of these tenements, and remember the basement was where I.he coal w11. Al the oldest son I got the very dt:sb:able job of carting it up there day after day, .so I can guarantee you it was a good five tons that went up there each year. But now look at lhe po.ssibilities cf us· ing nuclt:ar power. NUCLEAR POWER can·be used to pro- vide heating in the winter and cooling in the summer, with a plece cf nuclear fuel about the gize cf a sugar cube such as you have on the table. In addition, that "sugar cube" would last you fer 75 years. Now, Instead (If dragging five tons of coal every year, you place ona "sugar cube" in the basement once in three genera· lions. There are many fine: recreational centers and iitlme of the best, I believe, are in Denver. I don't see anybody run· ning away from Denver for fear -but you get as much e.iposure to radiation while you are in Denver as you get Stan· ding ootside the fence of San Onofre. You get as much exposure in ane airline flight between Los Angeles and New York in a jet flight as you do in the same length of time outside San Onofre; so why all lhe fear? ~1alnly becau~ people have only heard of atomic energy in its most undesirablt: use, not the good use Gad intended for it; but relit:f from this fear is not gcing to happen unless we really put gome effort behind it. It's going to take public support, It's going to take public understanding, and if we can get both of those, and if those who are really interested in it will put some .---------------Our Man In s-f'ranci.co ---------------- Doggone Pot>; Spot for Stinking or Swimming By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -For one autographed copy or "The Wit and Wisdom (I f Martha Mitch~J." kindly Identify the man who said the foll(lwlng : "\\'hy &hould Mr. Nixon pick ME for the Supreme Coort.? l 'm not a woman. I'm not a Southerner. and I'm not mediocre." Right. AlsL Atty. Gen. BUI .Rehnquist, tht noted Stanford grad (Cla1111 ol '48), two days before ~ir. Nixon nominated him for tM supreme Coult. Even though he's not mediocre. BAGATELLE: 11 you happrned to see 1 good-looking well-dttssed woman stretched out full te.ngth CID the California St. pavement at Laurel Height$, hollering into a sewer <lpening. "t\etp swimming! Keep swimming!", I certainly think ·you art entllltd to an ti· plan1tion. • • .As follows: Ruth come Ii us, a dtpt. store buyer, was ' I / walking her minlalW'e P'rm:h poo. die, Dulcie. with the le1sh off, and a3 they reached that corner. Jittlt Dulcie slipped and went kerptunk - right lnlc the ungrated sewer open· Ing in the curh! •.•• Frantic, Mis! C.Ornellu1 blew htr anli·burclar whistle and screamed for help, but none arrived. Thal'• when lhe stretc hed out <ln the street and Im· plored Dulcie to keep awimmlng. Tben Inspiration atruclc. FashJonlna: • 1 lasso out tlf the leash,'"Rath got hold (If Dulcie on the 1ec<md awtpe and hauled her up and ovt amid 1tranglin1 sounda. ••• Bact home.. 1he gave Dulcie 1 a:hot of Chlvas Regal she had been saving f« fu.st such an emergency. And a bath. NO'TES ON THE DARK SID!: Alice Kamokila Clmpbe.11. the o~ lime Hawaltan plntapple helres' whose club Kamokila on Bush was THE hot night 1pot hm In the 19Xls, bas died 1t 87 in her Mtnlo Park .ho~, as forgotten by tbt rounders u those 111ho once danrtd the Charlestcn tn her glittery club. Her ashtl ire. being flown back to Oahu, whence she came to make her sequin-studded gpluh. • • About the Danish frei&hter that almost capsized. here wtltn it.I cargo cf colfet shifted, Dan Bunker DCitu that U it had 1pllled In tbe Bay, it wouldn't have harmed the blnb th• w•y the oU did -"Ibey just wouldn't have been able to J]ffp niehl.I ••• IN • ONE EAR: Former Pollet Chief Al Nelder;-• football riut, went lhrnuah the most patniul part of tho withdrawal last -k. returnlng tus freie season tickets to all 49'r. Cal and Stanford aames. "They were civen to the: cfflct. not the m a.n -• I guest," he Wd moum!ully u be maUed them back. . • .Fun City West: The Church of lhe Advent ot. Christ the Kina on Fell St., founded In JIM, now bepg ill doors locked all d,y after toe many thefts. too much vandalism. Among the 1 t o I e n treasures; tbe p I a q u e com· memoratlng Father C h a r 1 e 1 Lathrop who ministered night and day to the dead and dying during · the '06 firequakt. LIFE IS HARD: Slth•d Stewardess Stevle Slrasstr lo Barney Peter&0n •board a United 747 fiylng In from Chi<•&• 1•111 week : "Y'knC'iY, the bigger these things are. the Jeu chance there iJ of meeting 'fl.tr. RigJtt!" ..• ~Gee. it must be fun to bt 1 movie director. S.F. 'a Francis Ford_ Coppola flew off to Rome with 1 print cf his "The Go!ifather" flick 14 give to Nlno Rola. who'll do the music (Rota ii famed IS Felllni'I ('()m· poser) •• ":. •. Poet Allen Ginsberg has achieved a new pinnacle: The Grabhorn-Hoyem Pren here is prlntinj 271 copl'5 of h!J 19S7 Beat· nlk cl11sic. "Howl,'' to aell at &GO per; &lgnod by tho author. Grave Perils? BERKELEY -ll is true -many Americans art eating a "terrible diet." But it wouldn't be so bad if they ate more cf the things that are good for them, like eggs, and other traditional wllolesome foods, and less of many things they now consume in too large quantities, like sweets. ~oft drinks, and f&.ts, a noted California nutriUonist believes. DR. GEORGE M. _!i!'!gg~ofessor or nutrition on the University of California'• 8'rkeley campus, says that mo&t pecple need to Increase their egg consumption, not lessen ii. Dr. Briggs said doctors. "who really for the most part know too little about nutrition 2.nd food com· i)Osition," often Me unaware of the smalt amount cf saturated tat in an egg. There are only 6 grams of fat in an ordinary egg , said the nutritionist, of which only 2 grams are saturated fat. Admitting that many people are con· cerned about cholesterol, tht: Berkeley man reported ary egg contains only 275 milligrams of the &ubstance, an~ the average person's body manufactures up to 2,000 milligrams per day as a body necessity. Those who know they must watch their cholesterol intakes should be concerned, he said, but a relatively small percentage of the population has th is worry. THOSE WHO de can be idenllfied readily by their physicians from modern tests of blood lipoproteins, the scientist added. Along with their eggs, said Dr. Briggs. the average citizen, big and small, should be eating more fruit, vegetables, whole grains, milk. cheese . ice cream, fish. poultry. meat. peanuts and beans. And probably he is eating "loo much table sugar. fats and oils, white flour (ii enriched). corn sugar and milled ri ce. "Is good nutrition all that important'! Certainly," said Dr. Briggs, "because In California alone obesity is a fa cto r Jn the lives cf 20 percent of the people . The leading death cause in the state is heart disease. in which proper nutrition could be an alleviating factor. Heart diseaS'4' related deaths in California total 50.000 a year. 10 times the death toll an the r;t.ate'li highways." Cl1ING FIGURES provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Berkeley scientist saJd "most of us ought to be eating more of the good basic foods, but we. aren'l" A long step forward could be taken lf &chools provided better nu.tr It ion il I training, and If more and better school lunch progra ms v.·ere &.vailable, said the nutritionist. Students don't learn well. "If they come to school with no breakfast, or 3 poor one. and 1£ this is followed with a lackadaisic&.! lunch. or none at all, the bad situation ls simply compounded ·" Or. Briggs said. ' UC NtlDI ------Sal u rd a y, November 13, 1971 Tb~ <o~meot page of the Daily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by ptesentlng a variety of com· mentary on topics of intl!r· est and significance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robort N. Wffd, Publisher I ... .. .. ' . -'· ;.:: Good morning boys and girls, and welcome to e.nother Saturday ci fun and · tearning- wlth Uncle Len and his '[riends Carol and. Andy. "-'. .... ' Well, the old mail sack was pretty full this week so I guess you kids really liked our topics. Well this week is even '. . ~· :t':i:;f wtth, our topic ~---. _,.._ ,....., ,),, ,-t'·· \,~:1· "'·"-· for the w e e k will 'be • !-1. , -! ' , . . ER1:.LV··1 'I1lanksgiving again. Really ; T"J l'l.1." dig in and-do some interesting -.. ·f ... '. .' .. · .. ··~. /. .· .· ~ , ~ 1,_ ··.:~·! · _ ~--',, • !.:~ .. ,:.,~~ ·.· work on this great American --,. l(;t ·-- tradition. Remember, it ·was '-'~" N · ~ · , i~~~t::.~·::g~~·1:.~ · v; .· ·· t\\\ t\\ ~: . ~~s · ~.~ ~><, · I am sure that your family · ' .. does special things on tb.is .-------------------.....,------------., holiday. Please take some time to do a poem or a picture or even a.riddle on it. * J-RIZE WINNER * J1im. ~lrt1k, 9~ 108.~ ·7.th St.; S1lbo1 . • . - r • Any chlld·under 12 can enter Uncle Len.'i Art ·contesl"Here's all you ···· do: (1) Draw picture on ;iiece of: plain, wh:lte ·paper 5~ inches wide aoo 4 -tnclles deep. Use black ink and make'lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace ' picture. It· must ·be your ·own work. (3) Put your name, age and addre~'I' · or. ~aclt of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Coi'lteSt, BOr 15(!0, DAILY PJLOT,.Costa Mesa. Winner will re.ceiVe 'KeMOOy li3.H dollar. . .. . . " . , . Now, as we do every year about this time, Uncle Len and the DAILY PILOT are proud to announce the opening or· the Uncle Len Christmas and Hanukkah Card contest. This is our wonderful contest where the winner wins ·a trip to Disneyland for a day with his whole family. '-------------------------------' Last year, fo~ Debbie Tereg~ their artwor-k will be printed , size page (81h by 11 inches). but to yourself as.well because and her family, the Magic in the DAI~Y--p.JL.OT ·2) Draw the cards in black -yourentry.willnolbejudgedln. Kingdom really rolled out the ~ sometime before ChrisirTias on ink, crayon or dark pencil but the finals. This 'means yo~ will ' . . -'~-~iOUR' NEWS QUIZ . ' PART 1-NATIONAL AN D INTERNATIONAL Give 'yoursell 10 points for each correct ;,-... ~ . answer. :t-.Democrat •• ? .•• wu elected OOVermr of Mls- stsllppl, turning back the bid of Fayette Mayor Charles Evers to become the firat black man in the governor's mansion. · a-Walter Williams .:i.1 b-Wllltam Willer ...... -c~ur Slmorus :2 In Gary, Indiana, however. black l-taror •• ? •• easily v.·on r eelection over wb1to l\eplbltcan : i ."_Theodore .Ner~•· . 3 In it-..campaign Jinpba~lilng the u1aw and order'' ' .!;Eisue. formei: pollcem.1A.}'ra.nkRizzoWlselected Mayor9! •• ?-.. · ~-Jlblladelphl~ Wersey City . . c-Cleveland • -< · ·4 A · Bl>lUah ectentlat worklng ln America. 0eM1S GAbor,' Won the Nobel Prize in pl:\ystcs tor his etudie&·of bologra~, Which ts • teolu:dque for •.• ? •• . · .. ~':'~!391:1.pg the stre.ng_th of metals . b=-tak.lng 3-D photographs by laser light c-~ete;ctiilg Wldergrowid nuj)lear blut1 -;5 The ·Senate's relecUon. of the fpfelgu aid bill was -"the first time •lnce tbeaaslsta.nce program began .. '.in li48 that the Senate baa failed to pJSs a foreign. aid blll 1n some form."True or la!ae? . PARt It •WORDS llflHE NEWS Take. ·4 polnbJ .for .-each word !hit yw can Jn.~t~h 'l'{itb its .~Ortect ~eaniiig. . i ;,,,.antlseptlo · 2: .... antibody . . . ' ' 3 ..••. antlbiotic 4 ..... anlldote 5 .••• ,anUhtst.amlne a-treatll' allergies and cold eymptoms b .. coWiteta:cta the e[ ... fecta of a polaon c .. gel'm-flihtlng sub ... eta.nee 'from micro· organisms d-germ-free e-atta.cks foreign sub· sta~ces. tn the body red carpet and made it a a very special page do not color them in at an:-. ha Ve no· chance Ol wlnningllie really terrific day. This ye_ar, The:wtnner's family will be ll Be sure to include a verse grand prize or any of the run-PART Ill -NAMES IN THE NEWS they are planning an e~en big-.photographed. ;and ' a: lpeCia"I · ~ ·an our , readers. ~ill. 8 et ner up coins. Take 6 points ·for names that you can Saturday, Novtmbtr 13, 1971 DAILY PILOT 7 H11•'1 I c:Nnc:t for '""""""" "' l"-l•rn/,"y fld tflOIJOll It ~ ff•f h!1 or Mr own "now lof n1ws.'' l•I• tills wftl!ly News Out1 111 ll'lt P•lv•~Y ol yo11r twn home ('(01,1 llOn't ev.,, h1v1 lo let lh• ,... of -, ..... u,. lt!IOW "°"' YG-U m.d• 11,11) .,. ... toow mud! you ... ,. ... ltloul ,,,,, .... OCllllO Oii "' th• _., IOclty, • • .... Dtll't Clltll -AnlWtn .,,._, 111111141• "-1 IMllw ~lllL I Mate)>· -word· clue~ with their correspondC Ing pictures or symbols. 10 points tor each correct answer.. / A 1F -· B DOW - JON ES c ,, :j~ I •,,.· I 0 NtP 1 ••••• / St.ock,inar1cet 11Xlex ;. 2 ••••• GODlI!lunist c h 1 D e 8 e fi•( ' ~J. .. .O'llr foreign asslstanc:e ,tenoy . 4 ••••• Cuban Premier Fidel Castro 5 ..... Term often used to de- scribe Nlxoneconomlc plan 6 ••••• Chines e Communist Pren,i.ier Chou En-lai 7 ..... Chilean PresidentSal- 'vador Allende 8 .. ~;. Nationalist Il•g 9 .•.•• Chlnose An indic3 tor of interest levels 10 ••••• :Kationaltst Chinese President marked ·his 84lh birthday J AlD: ~-· . ·' H PRIM~. RATE · -. - -~ ger 8~ better day for the page-WW ·be J)repared lO 'run· )'.Our. message _All ot.the~rd~ll-00-~ :. ~tirfilai-c:trwluttlie CIUes. 1------Jucky--winne • . liopefillJY'·orlCfiFis mas ay t F · ·-· Stale l!osp•'tal to ~) Draw only on one side of ~ airviev.: arc! B !t! h Labo. ,,., ..... . The !inal deadline for all along'-With the wirtner'S catd"" .a ,sirigle sh~et of Pll~r.J>9.PO\ . ~·~e th_e children ther~ a hap-l ••••• Edy,· Heath a·1earde'r · r • -·, .. cards will be at 5 p.m. Dec. 13. -which will be the offiei81 DAI-· ason too · · , · · fold the card or write l'n'side or PY . se .. · · . _ · · · b-beo·-o pr· 0 football's .. HOW DOYOURATE? Uncle Len and his friends will · LY PIOOT card ·ori 'Page· ·1 · thi · t ....... d l Ch .l wewon'tbeable .t~.{l~!~tit: .. ft:emember, .s .1sopen o '1 •• ,.,._GeorgeBl.anda alf-time lead!n• (Sc:~ Et ch Sidi of Ovi-r. S.pi1r•·t1 ly) 71 to fl) po inti -Good; judge the cards an a w nner = r1s mas. .,, -tlti kk h ds too o will take his or her family to Here ·are the contest rules: • Now, for the most jmpOrta.nt l1U a car . ' · s corer . 91 to 11'.IO'J'Olnt• -TOP SCOIE! 61 ·to .70 pofntt -f•iJ. Disneyland on Dec. 20. All of . t ) Yolf .can use· a bigger parts. · · Oon't forget lo ·c.ontinue sen.· ' c·SOOth anniversaey or the 10 runners up in the con-sheet of paper ttian -the Be absolutely sure ypur ding in _entries f~r .the regu~~ · 1 · ·:t .... Harold \Vllson thJ s artist;s birth be- 81 to 90 porttt1 .. &cc•ll.nt. I.() or t.ncllr? ?1-tf'll!in: test will win Kennedy half regular contest but not any name, -3.ddress.::-·age· 8 n d weekly C0!1test. riz~s ares · ing observedthlsyear dollars for their effort and · Jarger ·than a standard letter PHONENUl\1BER.are··written· being· given for that. · d-Pr1me f\IJnister, • FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION . ' -·'· on the back or "oti 3 .sepai'ate A.rl riteiilions include: Chr. is 4 Alb ht Du G•eat Britain , .. Co M ···· 0 ..... rec rer • sheet.· · · · · ·Kuder. sta e .... i. iane a-lOOth aI).nivers.iiry ot Should Congress reslote the[oretgn-aidprogram? _ · J must ·also remind ·you· all' johnSori, Fountain Val\~y;. thJs 'i\Tlterlsblrthbc-THIS WEEK'S OiAl.lENGE! Ho·ico~i - that this should be your own Mike &ninan, 7, Qista Mes8;. · 5 · · ?.Iatcel Pro"St ! ob dlhl .... ,, ....... the. 'Soviet Am' bas'ador. to••e u·n,·te·' ""at lans.··. -ORIGINAL artwork. ·Tricing ·Sheri Vancleave: ·Doug Cur· ,; •• , .. ng _s~rve syenr ,~........ " wi "'" . or :perfect copytnf-tl 1i0t onty·: ·tan, 9; Costa Mesa:. Laura Jk ,, .. -· . . . Ct VfC, inc.,·N...dhon, wtM:onsitt ~ ~unfair to the othet'coritestants· ~ur;.s.~Ccsta Mna... . . . · .. ~...-..,_ -......__ -~ ~ -~ ---- - -~ - -__;. ~ ~ ..... ~ ~ .· ·' . ,. . s."41 .,.... 111Nltf•· ff Alt 'J.1tty •. c/o Ornte C0411t Doltj Pl10t, lox ... 1 SlO, Coshl MKI, Coli;~ Andy sends 1 comP~le-10.vo1ume ~ti of sliell·sk.lnned and -true ~ !"-wor1d eook ~nc.,c1o~11 • !O __ 3rmoie<I tisheJ, Both, .types 111111e-'""'°"· '" 1,, 01 MJtwiukee, were similar, though the WlK-11" ~ 1111 -11ot1: placoderms. ,had more bony What were the DeYobiatt armor and tendei:I to come in armored fishes like? more fantastic shapes. They .. " . ·· .; ' HAPP)' FACl\S; ,·,I lilck ;t~~ee a happy ·face . ·In ev.ery :one~ see~· · Cause when I see a .happy face There'$ a. happy .face on me .. Eve~YQne· _ha::i ;,t f"ace ~. , .. ., ' . -• .. ' .,. ' . As haP.l!l' as ~oµld ~e .. • A ICtnnecly 1'11!1 11e'u1~ '1011 h Crtrh lhill1r, 1ttS J1c1r1nt111, c1111. ~~ ~ hft-wlftn!n1 .. nlry hi l~t' 1101"1' Ind l'fffll ctn IHI. Miii . YIUr POl!ll. ot llotY II Uncle Lin, lllt Utll, Co1t1 Mtw, C:1n1. • ·"!•' ••. f, ~"~··· \'.:•·. .;· .... ·· ':,Jtare Po•)aoise•f!ross -'. B ,.;'.~ or •• . . . . IJaby's Parent$ Different Species; Called 'Miracl~' HfJNOLtii.ti (UPI) -A preparing to reed the animals parents3 M'Mlo may_be full of before in history .. , Norris said. ~3by.pq_rpoiie n4med Mamo is jp the ,mot~er'a tal)k noticed surprises." "and is not suppo sed ··10 .be 'had one· other remarkable They came in many shapes· feature that· set ttiem apart. L----------------------' and sites and most of them None of those-clumsy· ellrly resembled robots designed to fishes · were· vel1' niObUi!. "BUt .-----'/? · · ·. /). scare small children. But the placoderm bad· a speCial L a rO[ j 'Corner , when t h e s e armor-plated . joint that s11gttily ·.raised -the. top of his ·skull. This llnabletl ' R.IDDLES · d' JOKES fishes lived, they. were · the . him t• grab his . 100<! •nd an most advanced animals bn our-graduall)' gave ·rise to jaw planet. They dominated li_fe. In · bones. Toward the end of the the·ancient seas ror 100 m11\1on Devonian Period, some of the years, sharing the latter paft armored fishes had jaws with of 'their reign with large and teeth for S!"izing; tearing or smallish sharks. The armored crushing. No doubt they ·w~re fishes have been extinct for· more successful , thao the about 300 mUlion years and jawless-, osheJl•skinned fishes, they may or may not have though they survived ·only· a - been the direct ancestors of few million years I oncer. our modern bony fishes. Some : armored fishes 'Were * PRIZE WINNER Dea'r Carol: \Vhy popular? .. are cemeteries So ·u1 1a6 01-&u!A.p •J• •1doed A.utw 0$ 0 :JtMsuy . . IUttn l111dy, :tfOI Al!llrOI If., C.11.1 Mt.•• the anirqal scientists ~id an extra small porpoise. Of-The r.ough-Toothed Porpoise possible." · couldn't ·happen. . ficiaJ&.1 were notified a n d generally works hard, is very He said it will be parti~J!!r· ,, , T~ baby; frolicking around -discovered the baby had por-intelligent, icve.ntive and is ly interesting to -see wk,t·)..ind in.his tank; .i3 a_ cross bctw,een iions of the umbilical cord still tops. for train'lng puiposes, of orfspring· stem fr(lm ·Maruo. two· porpoiaeS .that are not or attached,· indicating very re· Norri! sa1d. The Atlantic Bot-if he is able to reproduce, tbe , same_ species. genus or cent birth. Ueno~e is also. intelligent and "since the gel)etic ~echanism , e~ the game family. '"/ was astounded an d ·easy to gel. along with, so may be so tangled up as to Or. Kenoeth Norris. director 9,tlighted," Norrls said. scientists at the institute are render biin .sle"rile." :. of researeh for the Makapuu 'There ii no doubt in my mind hoping Mamo will turn out to ''This whole incident has Oceanic Institute and a viat Mamo is the result of be "a highly intelligent animal raised questions about what is leading authority on porpois~s. JX>rpoises .who· are of different with a good disposition." · possible and whai Isn't ·in ·$aid the baQy_ porpoise is as ,species, different genus and NorrJs .is.anxlous to·prove to genetics," Norris said . surprising as "cross-breeding. different families. The baby ls other scientists that Mama's d h nd tt. f t · t-~-'late " Another. problem · bothering a deer an ~ s eep a ge ing a per ec in iui.ueu . . .rare geneology Is genQlne and scientists -at the institute is · 11 Jiving offspring. .Mamo, Who Spends bis days said blood tests Will be taken what kind; of 's C j e fj t j:f j c "The mother and .fatber pla)ilng, feeding aM growing when he's older. designatiol) l~ .gf..:t· M1:1"1Q,":an porpoises are: the most remote in tbe large tank wtth his "What" haP.pe~ed here has animal that supp o""S e d t y set of parents known to pnr motber, shows all signs of never been observed to happen couldn't be born: duct living , young, Norris being a healthy male -porpoise. ---------"'-------~---.._ SuppOSe we could telescope mackerel,sized and o the r s L.::===================::'.J the history of the earth into a were three feet · long. Qne -· single year. The Devonian· species had humped shoulaers Period would whisk by during Bnd bony plates over the front the second \\'eek of November. half of ilis body. Another had Tt Is known as the Age of huge. shell~vered ~ins 'like Fishes and actually lasted rounded :wings.· One fi.ntasUc about 00 million years. The species had JI . pair or ·erect climate was mild. the oceans fins, like spikey horns behind flooded much or the land with his bony, bullet-shaped· head, ... ' "'" . . -·~ !'laid .. "just lik\! sheep iind His .antics delight scientl!ts .. ::. il:~ .. ,._'\':\ ... ., • 1 <leCr, they ar·e two stp,aiste Jnd visitors at Sea Life Park, •.°' families which are right ,next the commercial arm of the ·--" . . ....... - shallow watei' and evervth1ng plus a dor~a~ Ci.n and a variety 11 ·~.' : favored the acceleration ·of life · of shell-covered fins on his ;~, in the ·se11. When this period underside; · · · .;. opened. the sea was the uadl~ or all living things. When 1t .Andy Wldl I WOl'ld Bool< Globe lo d . Lvnett• iQIOftlOI\. ut. I, oL lll'JOfl• closed; early Plants a n Arlron1, tor M r Qimt1ot1; animals were well· e!lablished What really happens wbtn a on;::~~::~ Inherited col'•· slat falls? als and a large variety of ii\-A real star j wink1es from vertebrate sea-dwellers (rpm far away in the sky. It is an previous ages. It also inherited ecormous bonfire. millions or the first vertebrate, complete times bigger t~an the earlh, -~{ \Vith a bony spine and internal it came cr86bing down, ~t· skeleton. However. th is fishy would burn up our w~ole fellow also inherited a pro-·world . But thia,cannot happen . tectlve outer coat of crusty because every. st.ar .has 1.9-stay armor. Hi! head and shoulders up th'ere in its propefflace. So were fitted with bony plates the things \\·e cal fallin'g and the rest of his body was stars are not real stars. They covered with tough little ju!t look like ·stars f<ir a few · shells. He was Ostracoderm. moments. Most or them are lhe shell-skinned fish. Both his lite little grains of sand. They fin·shaped tail and the pair of look so big and bright because primative fins under his chin they catch ort fire. Thls ·ha~ w1r1 covered with little shells. pens when they CO"' • falling He had no jaws and his round down through air,-mi.11,;s aM · mouth wu suitable for suck·· mlles above our-heads.· 1 · ;., ing up food from the muddy Most or them burn t.o dusl ... • sea Ooor. _ ·· and ashes. blgh ·abOv~ the t.. ... Ostracodenn was sofuewha~ ground. This la why they seem -..(' - i ~ l.Q "each other. oceanic institute. , . "As far as I . Know,. )'orris . . "He has hls father's snout I Slid,· "no breeding or ~imaf~· and -his mother's rounded in different fa"milies in the stumach and dorsal fin." Nor· anilnJIJ.:_ .k.iligdom ~ e~r rls said. "Sll'I« · ctoa&t! Can ~ resulted in · viallle Yo u.n g. produce qualltks ·1n tbe. off- ~l before.''.· .. in th t t · th ~~~ ·Norris-· said· MamO's spr g a are no ·m e genealogy ranks as a . "near , , mlrac~" . The f1ther, an Atll1hdc Bottlenos~. is genus "Tursiops." speciel "Trun- cat us ,'' an.cl family Sea Scouts Can Use New Talent . -'!Delphlnidae. "-the mother, a ".__...rough·t~thed I PoJ'l>Olse, i s genus "Steno( s p t c I e a "Bredanensis,' and family ... "sleaidae.." .. _ -Since· scim\11.sts · .it the 'ii)-" A grQ\IP o.r. le-triaged (lid : · slitijle lor ·w 1dvi1.1~ement or salts wtlQ've tak~ri maoy ·a li- rese.arch-)/id education In tle in nautic"'I com~tltion In :~'·mi.rill(, scjences dfdri't try ~ _ the pi st y,ar stand· ready to . ·ln.a~ :the parenb and di4Ji'.l· welcome some fresh blood . , .evtQ · ~ the mother was .aboard. · -·pre~aii!, the; bi~. Was a dou·. · Sea Ezplorer &Gut Ship 300, _ bf~,S!J~prf&e. !n J!i"P!te of the sponsored by.tlfeCosta Mesr.: .. mother.s welghL gain and Ir· Opt I m 1st Club meets .. reKU;iar Jppefi~e. lr•i~rs dt. Tuesdays at.7 P,l)"I. ~~the, Sea : . count~ I.ht _ ~ss!tHllty .or Scoot Base .On West Coast .. ,Pie&f:aSKtY st~e ~fie .h~d not . Highway .in Newport Beach. , mated with . •.ny ~rpo1!el .oJ '. . Sldp~r. · Bob Jeµtn aay1 . ,her. l'ffl ipeoles. The oriJy boys of acout!ng ag~ m'y call , .. liltlt•Bnl'6il She ~ad m~ted_ .;.,.·h1m nlahi.s at f75..110f, (Ir drop ". w~ wa~ ::~~ .Atlantic Bot· , by the base at meeting time. t1ii-· ' . Ship :IOI bu coinptled and • "J111n. lib Oct' 4; a worker· placed in west ·CO.at evtiits and also., the King Neptune streamlined and often three: to dlsapJ)tar· ·after• ·a ·few feel long. Some or his cousins: moments. The· ·many smaH· wm ahorter or thicker or had railing stars burn to · du.st. At more bony platts. Some of J111st their duaty ashes fall thUe species may or miy not down on the earl.Th Jf one ,if as have glven rlae to the lt.ue, big as a pebble. -may~ only armortd fishes -l he part of It burns tip on the ·way pl11:coderms. Elll'ly In lbt down. The rest of it plonks ."n period, the anc.ient seas were the land or 11plashN into the populated with varklus species· sea. • ;J.. · · Reeatta, Pensatola F I a , • "" ,,.,_ · ·viahetes· Session whtre Ip June lhty •-on II firat placu ln 18 different e.vents. Living ffeu~r . . . . ' . . ' Whal Is warmer these· eold days in Lt Roy, Wis. than a genuine fur eol\,ar like llerman the racoon. The animal was raised from a baby by Christine Feucht. ·-· --· - • • 0 ' An 'ex,.PIAnatJonorthe •. disease, ,dJabit.u. Will be of· lertd a p.m. Tuesday In !he auditorium or 8anta Ana COm· munlty Hospital, 600 E . Washlngton.Avt. During il<P1ember. they took In 11-da.v SiiliQ( .trip t.O San Q\Jllen, Bil• California, and make severitl Catalina veyaaea each year. I . ' Dog of t he Cloth -·--. ' . ,., •• j • ,. -.. .. _,. __ . '• .. . ~J ··. ! "'":-1·· . ! .~_ 'I ' - Answering an ad In a San Rafael newspaper, the San f'ra1lcisco office of lbe Better Buslness~u - filled o_ut an applkation for mlnlsteri&J stit~S -\_n ·· the fle~gling Hilltop House hu rcb. The reclp.ieilfof • the ordinallon Is !hi• Labrador Retrlevcr S~jiic TJiurbur who Js now listed as a minister. -~ I • . . .. IMll.Wfl!AIT • :JlarriG§e . ' ~ens es Blr.t.IJ• ..... Jkafll /VotfC!C!S MILM• "'-!-C. M!IM ..... 11. ef Jl'l' g.1,, Cat• Mtw. D1te ol ~It\, ~ "r 11, 1m. 511r¥1""' n (OVSln, M•. Vt!'""' llS.M, DI e .... ~ f'tr~. Vl1Jf.- tillfl, ~. Nortm*" 1$J ualll l::f PM, k ll lll'OMw•i ~ Af'Qlll11m MIH. T"'9d9Y, 9 #.M, $1. Jwehllfb •• Ct !IMl!lC (1)11{<11. l1119ftMlll, GCICd ~rd Ctm.te7. ..n BrMdlftr Mtr111 .. n'o Ill~. MOUY M"bert fl, MUUY. lteslfeftt 11'1 N~ 5'tlii.f, .lj-'13. ~97~' ···.!·+ ..•.. ··-. "Hai Karate" • AflER SHAVE LOTION in ~ Decanter. "Be Careful How ~~ l~,.u~~l" 1 97 . 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Holds Rri. 4.lt :. • .. to-' 01 "Pampers" { ... •·Dlop•r ·' Dl1p11 111 PHIS 11 011! DIUOSTOllS DJ111·AMU 11PM -7D1JSAW11t NIWPOllf l(,t,CH ,.,. l~IJlleMcllft ,, .. , • HUNflHGTON llACM Alllll'lf & I l'MIO!lorfl HUHTINOTON •IACM ....... •11111'..,. I 111'1 or. Box of Pillsbury ~ CAKE MIXES •••LS' Car Coats 6~ or. FAMILY SIZE Gleem II TOOTHPASTE Wit~ fl11ri•1 ~ •11p111trJ. 20 or. FAMILY Listerine ANTISEPTIC Kills Germs BJ Millions Oa Contact Nylon qbilt with zipper fronl Expoud zipper contrast strip .with 7 99 braid around bottom af cm Red (Ir niyal. (Sires 7·12) a ... l99 I INFANTS' NylM Qoltt vpper Jtont. I hood with pile trim •nd lamb •Ppliqut. 3 99 12-30 llliS. 1ssorted colort. GllU' ·Slack SIT 'lhloeh uti"11iPt bloijSI wit• ratflt cotllr, bonlld jersey pa!l!S w/suspenderL Navy, Rat 111. l.ll Sim l-1 4.77 II&. 4,41 · I 1000•11 Butcher SIT Loni slem. 8on«d Orlon top with elasti~ •t elbQw and Mist. Fla1ed Jtas, roy1r or4 77 brown. Rei. 5.19 Sizes 2-4 • • D~ Gaulle Village Prospers COLOMBEY LES DEUX EGLISES, France (AP) -In the year since Charles de Gaulle died Colombey Jes deux Eglises has prospered as it never did in his lifetime. Some faithful Gaullists are horrified. Every Sunday an estimated 10,000 pilgrims and tourists pour into the tiny village to visit De Gaulle's grave and view the country home where he retired after leaving the presidency in 1969. l\1any ol the visitors leave with post cards, some costing as much as 90 cents. A million cards reportedly have been sold. Souvenir stands and shops which sprang up around toy,•n offer everything from crystal Palls in which snow falls on-a statuette ol De Gaulle to preserved Lorraine plums in jars marked with the Cross of L<lrraine, t h e general's wartime symbol. The village streets· have been repaved , and Colombey was put on the direct telephone dialing s y s t e m ahead of many larger towns. A $450,000 motel was com· pleted in time for the an- niversat'f'of De Gaulle's death Monday. Among those shocked by the commercial boOm is Roger Souchal, a former Gaulllst deputy in lthe National Assembly from Nancy, one of the major cities in Lorraine. "We've got to sweep the ·. money . changers from the temple," be declared. "We have to get rid of tMse people who want to make money out of the general's name." l\1any local people seem to agree with him. But many others obviously don't. An official in the mayor's office commented: "It's quite normal if a few people make money out of it because of all the trouble the village is put to -all the cars and parking problems." Qr. Cohen Ileads New Hospital, \Vilfred R. Cohen, M.D. of C-Osta Mesa has been named ·chief of staff of the new Foun· lain Valley Community Hospital. Cohen, 36, has been in general practice in the Hun· tinglon Beach-Fountain Valley area for the past 10 years. In addition to Cohen's ap- pointment, two administrative executives were also ap- pointed. according lo Dr. Richard Ayres. chairman of the hospital board. Graydon L. Andrews of Fountain Valley has been ap- po inted controller and Daniel E. Tully, also of Fountain Valley has been named as purchasing agent. AUTHENTIE! NEW EN6bANB TttANl'.S61'71N6 EINNER ... &4.95 Every thing Fronl Soup to Nuts! TAtEJ1kWHAt~· At the Bolboa Pavilion 400 Main Street Reservations: 673-4633 ' . . .. uitY """ I rl" shop sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m .. annual • . holiday sale penaljo savings 15.99 $20 Value Save on our "Monte Corio" platform style of soft black crinkle patent. To wear day or evening. ~Fashion Shoes suede patchwork 9.99 Reg. $13 "The Snapshot" our patched suede little heeler from American Girl. Reduced for foll: Budget Fa shion Shoes. bel-air(r) value 15.99 Reg ._ $20 Stropped for evening elegance tliis lovely style ·reduced so you con-save.! Fas~ion-Sf!toes ' palizzio savings 26.99 reg. $34 Big savings on this luxurious tan calf style Oe- signed with a smart strap. Fas~ion Shoes. .. famous maker slippers 5.99 Value 7.50 • Open toe style, in reguler end wide widths , •~d in block, light blue or novy. Slippers. bel-air(r) casual 15.99 Reg. '$20 So ft supple kid style. comfy, onCI sporty, Brown or block. From ltoly. Cesuel Shoes. I '. • .. .. . . . . . • j. ' • .. .. i . . .. .. . ., -· . ~ ,. •, . . \ • .. ' .. ' ' . • • • • • • A ·' • "" • '1 '. . . ..... .. . ... -. ,. . • • .J ,• ~! ;. • ... -·-~ ' I"-, ~· .. t . . ,., ...,.. , .. ', ' " '' . .. '· . ··~ -, ... , ... .... . ; ' ·.; ., '. ,. [ . i . .. . . ~. • ' • r ; .. ' •' • 1. ·') .... . .. , ... . ., . . ' ~. ... . ~~..... ... . .. l f • • . • •'. J ,, ·I '' ' '· •' : ' '' ' .. . . ' it.,. ' •.• ·•·. -. . . . \ . . '· ·'',(,;<) ·; I •• ! •. · ... ' -.-· ... t:(:!H ~ . ,, .. "( •i I •, i ·•. ~i,t .. ~'1 • •. /•,'I • j t,.:..:_ : d .:!i .•·_;..\""' . ' . ... '· . . """'/'" : ' • .• • 1 .-'· I ' • ' stretch hoot .'· 11 .. 99 .. . I . I . ' ' ' ' ., - Skiny .+retch vinyl ·fib like-.•• glove,withcthis ·tel crinkle· boot. In 1J1.,1 or. bro.:.n~ Bul:l4,et F•1ki .. Sh9~. ! • . ' ·:. . .. ... •• ' ... ~ .. .. r . . -~ ·/' . '• ~ ' .... ..... .. , .. • t ;" .. -:--: ... , -r. deli~o d~~ ~u~ 21.99 . . ·~.g. J27 ... ... ,. . . ' ' ~ . ' ... . . ,,... ' ... , .... .,. .. .. I '·I . 1·,. .... ~ .... .. ... •• Groot for p•nts, our ·~nuggl.i" cf .;.,ft -~t.,,f l••ther. In foll ;chlors:.f4shion\·Shoes · : • · 'I ' j ,' ' ...... ? ~· i '.' . .;.. . " ,,,J • • . .I .. ' . .,,.,•Q •. ·,. .• , . . ~ ..... .. ·, "\ " : .. ... ; .' ,f 1. . . . • .•• I • 1 ' t .. • J'. • . . ; r in crowd value"' I ' ' , .. ' . ' ' 11 .. 99" " . , .. ... ·.' I ;. . Sova on this comfy--ce!uo~.i"'•IJi"Y1111~k.~t.nf, Gre•t] fo, right•no..I .. ~ri'lgf,;~Uc!git;,\~hi!>ll S~oes. ~ · · '1 ., • ' .' : • • .,J ~ · ·. ·' ' .. t • ;.# '._. : ... j • ...... ' • .... ~ . • -i-e-s at-the hroadwa~ ' 'iJ.:.. .. , . ,· .· ~ ANAHllM HlWPORT HUNTtN&TON IEACH THf tROADWAY OkA.-t 444 N, l11clld 17141 111.1121 41f11hlo11 1111114 11141 644-1212 1111 fdlftfer A~e1111e 17141192.))ll Mill 1f Otlllfl 2100 N1, T111tl11 Street C 1141 tff· I J 11 SHO, 10 A.M. te t ilO '·"'· MONDAY THltOUGH fltlDAY. SATUl;OAY to A.M .•• 'r.M. SUNDAY II NOON .ti.I ,,M. • I • • • - . c--.. -100 .... Ciiil!M'M;• '• lllJt .. •~· -; • ' ' ' • . .... . .., ., -• l • r ; • • ..... Stlllrdar.· Novtmbrr ll.-l'i71 By Phil lnterlandi Coed Named To Panel ?-.1allnda L. Selby, daughter of r-.1r. and ,.,trs. Thomas R Selby· of 1827 Tahuana Ter· race, Q:lrona del Mir ant alumni of Corona de! 1'far lligh School. recently was aJ> pointed to serve on the Unan· cial aid committee of .COiby College, \Yaterville. ~1ai1J;e. Miss Selby Is a sophomore · al the private college and ~·ill ser\'e with administrators, faculty and students on the committee which grants finan· cial aid to students. LEGAL N011CE " 1401 l'lCTITIOUS IUSINl!$S NAMa STATEMENT T~t lolklwll'll CorP01"1llon h dolnt bu1fl\IH ti: ' WORLO 0" LE ISURE Tll:AVEL I I 7»fl Et T-ltd .. El T-C1lllornl1. UNITOUR5, ISO Wt1I Ol'lmpk 8auiev1rd, LOI Anttltt., Ct!llcrnll tC1lllornll CClfll0"1llonJ Thi• OUMMU II conducted by • torll0f"1Uon. MICHA.EL ALFORO, Pr11ld1nl · ''Loved his ghost. Hated' i.-...:..... Thi• 111111111111 w•• !lied wi!h , ... ----------''-'---==.,""'"•·~,_.!'------ICounlv Cltrll. af Or•n•I County Ot! 2 Models Ai d Girls Of Ghetto -~ .... -, N6wrr!blr J, 1tn. · 'l EUGl!Ne C:•eltCHIN AHif. '4CN Wlllt!ltl ....... , Sull1 ~001 LEGAL N011CE .... 1> 14MJ FICTlftOUS eusiHESS NA.Mil STAT!MENT , LOI ... ~ ...... C•lllornll tnl·OC Publ11'1M Or11111e Ca11t 01il1 Pllcl, November'· 13, 'JQ, 21. lf71 ""'"II LE!)AL NOTICE The tollo•I "''°" Ii doln1 bullneu as: L•OAL NOTICE lllOT ... TljilG'' RING o 1 SI' LA y Notlct-11 htrMrl' 1l111n It!•! !tie l'ol!ce SYSTEMS_,_ )ll'O t1b110 Pl•Ct, Cost• Dl'Ptrt .... nt of the City al Co1t1 Mes. will Mew -c..i'·nu l'IOld 1 1111bUc auctl"" o1 11r\Cl1lmtc1 Ha~I 6'_' 0111, :lfi'O Ta~o P\K1, _,_..,, P,,_rt'I on S.turcl1y, Novtmbtr Coli• Mfll Ctl fU16 20. nn ,, IO:at A.M. 11 ,~. Costa M.- 'U'lll bu1tnff1 11 · beln1' condu'1ed bv an P<illct DtHr11Mnt, " Ftlr Drl111, C0111 h'ICllVkklll Mew. Ht'ns G Dill T~ll nollu I~ PllflMIMlt lo Sedlol'I Tl\11 tf•ltmt~I tltltd wit~ tile (aontv 3111 •r'lll l11l et t111 Munlclptl Cock of ttlt ATLANTA (UPI ) Tw. Ct.rt Gf Or1ntt CDUnty on: Nov. \1. 1911. (Uy Ill (Mii fMH, C•llfornl1. -!Ce a BY Btwi:llf J. Ma<ldO• CHPUIY C:oun!lf R. E. Nl!TH v.•eek tw() Atlanta models C:lerlt. CH IEF Of' POLICE . ' · Pllbl>sn.d Ora~ Coa'I Oallv Pilot, Publlsht'd Ori"" (D11I 01Uv Polo! step from the world of high Nov""tltr lJ, 20, 21 and OKafTll>tr "· N0'11m11o1r n, 1'11 l06&-71 fashion to that of runaways, "n 30s..11 school delinquents and other E youngsters in trouble with the LEGAL NOTIC r: 142u FICT ITIOUS BUSINESS law. F "°"" NAMI! STATEMENT FICTITIOUS I UUN l!SS T~t fol!owlnl ~rlOn' •rt do1119 ' Barbara Fuch, a highly-paid NAME STATEMENT bullntH •I" t~ black model and director of The lollow!ng ,,.r,_ h Oolnt bullMH TREASt.illE CHEST. 611 Lido Plrlt. I-""!° Ii: Or., N1w1>e1rl BtlC~. (111!. 'f:' LEGAL NOTICE annual holiday sale 2nd big week :. ,I. ., >' ' ' Peachtree Center ~1odeling COASTAL CLEANING co .• 171 Tulip 11111/t A. Slfflt. 611 Lido P•rt Dr .• ll' 1------•-•-~g·eMu~lnc, - -·-nd "&onie L-e"t·Apt. ,..,·Cflf1 MeY, c..u1or1111 N1wp0rl a11ct1. c11u. . r ·~;, .-m,yrr-c:-e1rt1rr, ou1 Whid1Dr"Dr., Reeve (part-owner of the Leon1rd R11Ph Sturteu. 171 Tulip Huntlng!Ofl Beich, c1u1. ·- ' . t "JJ "d . Lant. Apt, A, Cosll Mesa. C1llrornl1 Ji ni L. Pirry, 1:15 VII Nice, NrwPGrt agency. want to ins I prl e in This tu'i"'" Is t>elno conducted ~Y •n eticn. c1111. • the girls who, (or one reason 1na1v1du~~n.1rd R. stvrDus P:r~~.,~r~~''' 11 beln1 condU(ted br • or another, V.'OUnd up at the This Jt•tMient ll!td wT1h tht ccuntv J•n• L. Pir.v Atlanta Youth Development c:11rk cit or11111• C011n!Y on October 21. Thli ••••~ment rnett wl!h tflt c1111nw 1911. blf Beverly J. M1c!dox, Oepu!v Cltrk of Or1n111 Co1mtv on: Nuvtmbolr 11, Center. Countv Cltrk. 1911. av eevtrlr J. M1'5dox, 01-p1.1tv I Publl"'11'd Or1n11~ CCMl•I D•llv Pllo1, Coun!y Cltrk . Mrs. Fuch, 29, a col ege octobtr l!I •nd November 6, ll. 70. Publliht'd Or•ntt Co•tl 01111 PHGI, graduate with both New York ~911 1933·11 November n. 20, 11, 1nd oecember 4, 1911 3071).11 and Atlanta modeling ex-LEGAL NOTICE ' perience. said, ''l see these lit-1----,,.;;;------l---~L=W~"~AL~~N~'O~T~l_':C~E'.._ __ li. le children on the streets and F u1u · t_ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I' 141Je •• underneath all the dirt •nd "'"' ""'"'"' """'•"' '"'"'" I' gr·ome I can see they're The 1011owln9 1>er10n ls ool ng bu,in11t NAMI! STATEMENT ~--, /;;-',''·. 11; The "#liow1119 Pl!'llHll 1r1 d11in1 ~· /,,j; beautiful and lhal's what I try S~PUPNLT..!Nrc'o~~ 1~~~;,~ ~i1~n~A11t SER\11CE5 •. an l lrd!, f ,,, to .bring OUL" , . · Hun11n111on Bt1<h, (41111., ; ' r, :'·H•WJIOl'f Buch, C1I. ~ i •,: As Miss Reeve put it: HH MS ccrPO<•llonA:-C!!•lllif •rl\',.t ~ Robu1 Andtr""' ZIDl Ru~ L11191o11. ~ .. J .~~~· "Whot ·•-l od I do really .CorPO<etionl, 1'.Uf·l flt'~~ 11.. Pllos V•"'-'· CIT. •• ,... uuo::S m e Huntll"illon Bt1C11. Cillf< ~ , -l u1•nnt1°Andifr11111, lOl(l.l Rut lan11!oll. ,- except .pose for pictures? Tril• bu•'"'" 1, btlK, ~ted by A P11ot verdll. c11. ~·. h. tOfJI0(1t1on. ·' \~ ii T~lt b111lrwtt b bell'll Condud~ b1 I There has to be some! ing . (Oftlc•-Sttret1 , >;~":· 1 11nt1r11 P•rln.....,i,. fJS ,. · · · ' · -• -S1r>Clr1 5'1l•o \"'I~ t Rober! And1r11111 e. Thf1 111tement tiled w',ft; tt'lt Countv Thi! 11at-nt tiled wit~ lht C1111nlv r In 1969, Mrs. Fuch. who also 1rk ot Or1n1e coun!Y o11: Now. 11. nn. cttrk cl or1ri11 Counlv on: NltV. 3. 1t11. had been an assistant public av lltvutv J. IM~~f0C011nl1 By sevu1v J, MIOOo•. 01wt1 9M'ntv }\~~ • CJ•"· t, ~ C1tfl<:. • . ~-P;,r..J relations · dire c ·to r::. ·:for )'Ublllhed or1n11 c ... , & If. ,Piiot, Pub111/\ld O••-c ... ,, 01111 P;llOf, Economic Opportunity Alla~ ~,",';ffTllMlf 1:1. 20. Jl, '"" ·~,.~ N•v•-" ,,,_ ar. 21. 1t11 ltfO.l.1 ta, joined the agency and P~ '1• • · LEGAL NOTICE posed the idea of .going into LEGAL NOTICE h. •I' 141U public schools and teac 1ng SUPERIOR COURT OF THE l'ICTITI OUI IUStNESI Self ' "mprovemenl t 0 un-5TATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR HAM• STATEMENT · Tti1 fot!owlnl Cor110r1Uon Is tklll!I derpriyilel'.:ed students. THE co~~:r!.~~lloRANG~ bu,1~1 '" Th od I t ' OW MAY CO. WORLO TRAVEL e m es spen a year In NOTICE OF HEARING OP PETIT! •u•••U. .... ,, ••Ima Avtnull. I bl k A I ta h I FOR PROIATI 01' WILL AND l'a-: ....,.. mosty· ac tan SC oos ISSUANCE OF LETT••·· Bu1n1P1rk.C1111.?0620 perfecting a program to instill TE5TA.MEHTAR Y. ' UNITOURS. 1~ Wttl Olvmpk . . Et!a!f ct VIRGINIA F. JIECIO, •k• 8ouln1rd, "°' Angclei. C1lllorm1 el1quelte, good gr 0 0 m 1 n g VIA:G!NIA F. RESSIO, .~. V1RGINIA F. IC11llotnl1 Con>Ot•llonl habits and self-confidence into GA:ZEillEN. Aki VIRGINIA F. GRZE· Tlll1 bu1ln11' 11 'onducltd bt • s1E1i, O«eesed. corPor1Ua.., ghetto youngsters. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thll MICliAEt. ALFORO. ' Prttldent The ( e d e r a 1 government c.11~tdnt . Nelion 1111 llltd 11tre1n • .. ,, , _. 111., wtlh th• i>elollOll lrx probate cl wl!I Ind tor • I 511 tmtm Wit t ook interest and has been [Un· inuanct ot Lttltri Tlltement1rt 1c CounlY Clerk af 0•1nve Counl\f un ding the proj'ect through its Pelitlun.er,_ relerence to whlc~ •• me.ie tor ~~:;':;r l· ~~7:.·cN IN ,,111 . furlhlf" Olrlicui..ri, 1nd !hill Ille 11m1 Ind · ' · •lode\ Cit1"es Program 1n four 11act o• hear·~ 1ne wme h•' t!Hn wi 6444 WHMI•• Bl••·· su111 UOI '"• Lii AR .. 11&, C1l/l ... Rll 90IMll local elementary schools. tor Otttmber '· 1911. •t •:JO '·"'" In the tn1.oc . . couriroom Ill Oeoer1ment No. l o1 1110 Publlll>td OrinM (Diii Oiilt Pilot, Their latest project began court, 11 100 Clvi~ Center Drive WW$!, Jn N vtmM , u 20 21 1911 1"$·'1 about a month ago 'on the the City "' Sanla Ana, C1!1l0<nli . o r . , • . Oated November 11. lfll Atlanta \'outh Development w. E. s1 JOHH LEGAL NOTICE h I f Counr.,. Clerk Center. a stale SC 00 or COHEN, STOKKE ANO OWEN SUPERIOR COU RT OF THE ). u veniles who have· committed 1112· NVfL.Brot0rw11, NI. lll-STAT&. 01' CALl,OltNIA FOil . S1nll Anl, CllllOf~ll fl701 TllE COUNTY OF ORANGE 1n1nor offenses. Most are Tei: 1110 tu-nos N1. A·11111 runa~·ays from broken homes. Attornory11or Pt1 montr NOTICE OF Hl!AlllNO OF PETIT10N . PublllftPO Or1n1e Coaat 011ly Pilot. FOR PROIATE 01' WILL AND FOR children who re[used lo attend November tJ. i~. N, nn :1110.11 1 s s u,, N c E o F LETT E 11: s h I d It' l·ng Q[ Tt:ITAM•NTAll't (Bond W1lveoll SC 00. an a sea r e, •• ,. of MAfTIE J. LINO. o..::eeHd. drug o(fenders. LEGAL Non cE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN !hat On Tuesday and Thursda)'S. Kathleen 1111rwlli h1t r11e1:1 hueln • Jll' Po!tlt!on tor prol19lt cf wl\1 end for !he models visit the center and NOTICE OF PUtllC SA LE iu111nce of Lell•r• Test1men11rv to I t t I f 5 To W~om II MIY Concern: Pttil\Oflllr, ret1r1n'1 to .,.,,lch II m•dt lo< llS fUC C il~SCS 0 l young No!l(f is hereti• glvtn Iha! en !urtner 111rllcUUtr1, 1nd 11111 the time 11\d teen-age girls. No11em1:1er 11, 19/1, al 10.00 AM • Public Pl•ce o1 h11rln• flle 11mt Ms t>een ~t . d . ••if' Will bf h•ld a! l!autr 8111c~. rn Ea11 for O.cember 2, l•TL 11 9 )Cl 1 m . In tne To .leclure lhc girls unng !IT'> S!retT. Coota Mtla, (ell!Ofnit 9l!11 tov1t r....m of Dtplrtm1nl No, 3 cf Sllld the thrce·hour sessions. the to wll 1or <•!JI The tollowlno to11.1er11, to c011r1. 11 100 civic cenler orlve Wt11, In .,.,,. 1910 OPel s1.11on waoon, S••lal Na. tht Clh cf s1n11 .-.n1 , C1lllurn11. models have brought cos-J'l91s1sn LTncensr No 11111.t.sG, t110 011ec1 Novemblr 12. nn met 0 I 0 gists hciirst vlisls co111tt '.•I be•no htln •c tecure Jn w. e. st JOHN · · ' oblloel•on arollnO urde• a rt I I I I Counl~ Cllrk barbers. drug experts and one 1nst11rnen1 securllv 1•r1 i me"! MUll:WITZ, NUll:WITZ AND llllEMEll V.'eek. At I a 11 I a Vi~-mayor ~c,:i:~·1°"~01o;:1•..._,,~00~~;;) c:!111!X :W~ ~·;:;~ c111rwn11 nut ~taynard J ackson. · "'Jt'tu•ld 11>11'1'. 5110 outiUc ••II I• to bl Tll: 11u1 ,n.sftt •f · I J conducted 1ccordln11 lo 1~e ltWlo CPI tl\1 A1'er11nt fer: "•llllo""' p ler Jn O[ma , g r a U P 11111 : ot c1111orn11. ~ral Meton ,.ub~Jhed Ot&nM co1,1 01111 Piiot. discussions on sex. drugs and Acc1ot1rce Corp.or111on r111rvtt '"" r11111 HllftmMr 13, 1s. :ie. 1t11 3090-11 . t . th lq bl~ 11 ""11 it!I!. curn!nt social prob ems. e T111·a11111u11 1t ""wntty ...... '"" LEGAL NOTICE models and tbat night's beauty m1v be '"n 11 2:M E1,1 11111 strett,l ___ _:::.:..:::..:...:::..:.:_c ___ I . ·t· I h h . I h cwi.-.Mesa, C•llH1tnl1 t1'27. JI' spec1a" IS s OW t e g1r ! OW GENEll:AL MOTORS NOT1CI! TO CAEDITOllS to make themseh·es more at-ACCl!itTANCE COltPOlll:ATION SUl'l!AlOA COUll:T O" THI! . Publhllld Or111H COISI 0•111 Piiot, tractive and bow Jo properly. HOYlll'lblr 13, 1'71 lll7•'1 STAT& O" CALl,ORNIA "Oii THiil COU NT't 0, ORAHGI a ct. in public. . LEGAL N011CE . .,. .. "·1•'1 • ''They seem so excited on E,1111 cf JOHN e . WMEELER, ~ l--------------l0ect•t11o1. • . color contrast • zip· up 12.99 the n ights of the classes and NOTICE TO CREOITOAS NOTICE IS HEllEBY OIVl!:N ,. 11'111 they go back and I.ti the rest SU,ERIOR COUll:T OF THI!. crt'dl!O'I or "" •bov• ntmed dtcedttll Split-second dressing at super STATE 01' CALll'Oll:NIA l'Dllt th1! •II i>erlOfll lll~ln1 cl11ms 1•1lnsl 11'111 of the girls what thev've THE couNTY o,. ORANGE 1A10 d•ct'd•n• '" ~u1rH '" rne 1111m, sov ings The n o-everywhere look I d " 'd El · Ph'tJ" ND. A·711() wl!h !hi nec111etY 'IOUChtt1, In tM oftl<t _ • .., earne , sa1 sie I 1ps. Etttte 111 JOHN a. Ati SON. Ot<:1a1,d. ot 11>e c!er~ al !ht 1bov1 en!lt1ed court, o.-• k · b d d t t training director at the school. Nollet It he•fl•v e1ven •o u eo11ars C>i 10 arettnt 1hem. wtth 1111 n..:•u•rr 1n rayon nit on e to ace a e. . lht Abovt nemtd decldtn! Iha! ti! vou,htr1, Ill !ht 11ndt•Sllned II !hf llw · h d · h' fl.11ss Ree v e , 26·year-old 11t•Min1 n1vino ,1,1m, ~••'n•• '"' 1A10 a!flc•• cf MUNGER. TOLLES. HILLS & Choose navy wit re s titc 1ng President of pc 11 c h I re e 01c1<1en1 er• •e<>ulrld le Ille lhem, wltM RICKERSH.-.uSEll. '°' SOYth Hiii Strett. I od I . ,,. f k th• n~tUt•lf vouchtrl, In II>• cl!•'I Cl ~ulte 1100, La. .-.n1elt1. Ce!lfar"ll ~U. and trim Or red w i fh b l!Ck st ifch-M es, said, 1n our wee s 1~, coe,~ at the abc~ entllleo ccu••. or w111"' is lht pl1c1 af busln1'1 cf tht the Change "1n them .,, unreal ., lo ,,, ... M '"'"' wltl> lne nt<;ttwrv undl'tltned In •II mtrttrs pertelnl'l!I lo . d t ' s· I 0 I 0 141/ · YO</Cl>lfl to !ht uf\dtrlit~to 1! ln1 ol!Jc1 !hf fS!tlf o1 Slld dKfdtnl, wltl>!n IOUt 1ng an nm. l'ZeS -O, 2· Some of the be 11 u l y or O•vid lw~11. 6llO w,ftfl+•t 111vo .• Lc1 moni~t 1111r 1111 11r:11 1>11bl1ca1ron ol 1n11 201/ M .1 d t I h d specialists come to the school :;:~'!; b~:11~•:;;~1 ,:~;..,~:1~·1n ':l'i ng~~~.;.i oct•r 71 • 1,11 2· tu an e ep o ne or ers at no fee and others a rc 1>aid "'a1~" 1>tr11in1n, 10 '~' ,,1111 "' wh1 01.t.N w. wHE ELE R invited Coreer Dresses. along v.•ith two Peachtree ~1~f':~~'1;,;:~:n0/~~s =~::~ '11" "" ~:t"H11;:J &: =~~~~~~~~~seR • models staff members OUl o r a Dfiled Nove<nbfr 10, 1t11 Co-E•ttwll"• cf !hi Wiii France' C. A"lon, OI IM 1-nuntd dectdtril, $6,000 grant from the state. E~ro:ulrl• cf '"' Will ot MUNOlflilt , TOLL••· MILLS This fund Is also used for oivM z'::, dtc:.otrit :e.•~Ki:~~1~~r,~~:.., 1111 b e a u t y s u p p I I e s a n d ,,.. w111t11r1 ........ LH "-•· c1uf. 9'114 lransportallon to the schoo1 L• "~'''"· catittf111• ""' T•h nui ,,..u,1 • •tlilf'l'lt'I M E•tei.lrf• Antl'Mfl ltf C•tQc11tor1 "It's enough to about break "llbllllltd or-• co111t 0111¥ 1t11o1. ""'11.rttd oru ... CM1t 0111y Pnot. e ven," said M iss Reeve. ~.c;;9'"~ 1J. 20. :t •"" O.C1m~~ ~~r ll, 10 ind NovtmlMlr ~:; ~ I ' THE BR.OAOWAY, Ple111 11nd me lk1 following: Qu1ntity I lltrn • '5ryl1 I Sts1· I C1l1r I ,,, Color I Pric1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N1m1 l pll".011 pri"tL . . ,., ....... ' .. ' .................... Addr1u .. ' .......... ' ........ ' ... -~· ........ -. -..... City· .............................. st.t. . . . . . . . . . . . . D C11lt-I enclott ..... ' .......... 0 c.o.o. D Ch119• My Bro1dw1y numb1t h , ••• -••••••••• •. · • --• • • • • • • • • • • • '"''~Nd 4•, 111n 1111. 11.c. hlndllno clll,..... IHltk:IMI ttertnd TN BrOld y 0111...,., ,,.., Alltl lk . urvl<e c11tr11 on urllllll"l ""°"" U.00 11'd 1H C.0.0.'1-. washable p olyester knits 15.99 Two easy-going dre sses with the kind of versotile good looks you'll appreciate. Fro m I. Mohilef in isz es IQ. IS. A) Scorf trim med princess skimmer, red, lilac. BJ Z ip fro nl shirt s tyle, navy, rose. Mail and telephone orders invited. P laza Doytime Dresses at-t he hroadway , ANAHEIM 444 N. Eucl14 !7141 5l5-tl21 NEW PORT 47 F111!ion l.l1nd 171 41 644-1 112 HUNTINGTON I EACH 7777 Edlng1r A~tnu• (714) 192-J)ll CEll;RITOS 500 Lo1 C1rrito1 M1U (2111 160·0411 SHOP ALL STORES 9:JO A.M ... 9:10 f.oM', MONDAY lHll;OUGH SATURDAY 011:1'Nt9-E Mill of Or1Rt t 2100 No. Tutti11 Str•tl 11141 •ttdJ ll Ann Landers Take the Bum, He's -All Yours DEAR ANN LANDERSo "Dynamite Lil" so~nds as if she has met my husband. I would welcopte a ~isit from her. I would be hap!'l' to tell her \vhat IQ expect from this ''cultured, exciting man." I wish someone had told me. He does not eat with bis family because I have refused to. bring meals on a tray in front of the TV, to hi s bed, or to the garage if he happens to be working on the car. I may be a bore but 1 'm oot a slob. Although I haven't bought a stitch of clothes in six years I sew well and I always look presentable. He's right, however, when he says I have turned my back on his family. I should have done so earlier -before his brother borrowed my car and smahsed It up, before hi.s. sister "bor· rowed" our home to give a party. (Our silverware was stolen, the rugs were ruined and cigarette holes were burn· ed on our grand piano.) So, Lil, please "keep trying to pin him down. I'd gl_adly give him a divorce so he could marry you . Call if I can help. l 'm sick of the bum. -ALSO STUCK DEAR ALSO: U LU 'calls, let me know. After all, remember I brought you together! DEAR ANN LANDERSo Customs DO change. and I hope you will print this letter and help change an age-0\d custom -bringing wedding gifts personally to the church bridegroom come bac"k from the honeymoon there are a hundred things to do. The bride's mother has to bring the gills from her place to the bride's. So please. Ann, tell your readers to send gifts to the bride before the wedding. It's much easier. -SACRAMEN· TO READER DEAR SAC: Your letter makes a lot of &ense. I hope It make1 a dent. DEAR ANN LANDERSo Since bicycling has become so popular I thought I should write a letter and tell you a couple of things the average cyclist does not know -and It could kill him. This"may sound ridiculously elementary, but it's shocking how ma9y cyclists don't realize they should ride WITH the traffic, and not agaWt it in the opposite direction. The motorist wh-0 sees an object coming toward him w i 11 automatically swerve and he might hit an oncoming car. Another problem is the driver who honks his horn at a cyclist who is ahead of him. It can be frightening . It can also or l? th.e reception . h cause the cyclist to turn • annual holiday \ s~le 2nd big week. 3-piece knit weekender 24.99 $34 value Blozer jocket plu. pullon ponts on d front pleoted sk;rt. Poly .. ester bond ecfto nylon. purple or novy, sizes 10-16. Misses' Sportswear. DAILY PILOT J .I • This IS what usu~l\y ap-around to see who or what is pens: The well-mea~mg ~uest behind him, and he might hit a _ _Jmust.h. wedd1ng_K!fl to patch-okand...or-a..ho1':-:-:~---------------~:">'.~---- a relat~ve because t. ~ Drldfl! lf I prevented just one ac- busy in the r~e1vmg . tine. cident by writing this letter, it After ~e reception ~ dinner was worth the lime and effort. the bride . and bridegroom Th nk y u _CONNECTICUT leave for the honeymoon and wffi:EL~ · the · gift is placed in the custod y of the bride 's mother. DEA!l WHEELS: Thanks (There was no time to open ~or taking time. It WAS worth ti.) rt . The · bride's mother must then take the gift home and give it to the couple when they return. When the bride -and - Taipai Ruling Party U pdating.:f,arliame,nt TAIPEI (UPI) Nil, tionalist · China's r u l 1 n g Kuomintang (NatiOnalist Par· ty) is taking action to update Taipei's three-branch parlia· ment, which has b e·e n relegated to a rubber-stamp role for most of the past 20 years. In a special plenary meeting of its Ci!ntral committee held shortly after Taipei's ouster from the United Nations. the Kuomintang d e c i de d to "strengthen again. the parliamentary organs in ac- cordance with t h 'e con- stitutional process." That decision, according to Dr. Chang Pao.Shu, secretary- general of the Kuomintang's central committee. will be put Into effect in the "not_tQO djs- tant future." He did not elaborate. Chang said problem of how to "strengthen" the three pa rliamentary organs -Na- tional Assembly. Legislative Yu11n and Control Yuen -re- marns a "most Urgent task" facing Nationalist China . The ruling party's decision was taken in response to an tncrea:r;ingly loud clamor for updating Nationalist Chin~'s parliament. which was IJI· augurated in 1!M7 and has.,.not been re-elected since. In the process, members of the parliament. who now average more than 65 years old have given up much of third role as a watchdog over the administration. There was a partial election in 1969 to fill up the 26 vacant seats in the three institutions. But the partial election did not ,!lay the clamor for more power for parliament. While the methods of modern i z I n.g remained everybody's guess, Ching stressed the updating would be in full accordance with the constitutional process. Aecording to the constitution adopted in 1946, the National Assembly, which functions like an electoral college. has 3,04.S seats. the Legislative Yuan (Senate ) 733 and lhe Control Yuen (watchdog body) 233. As of the end of last month, they had l,382, 429 and 66 members respectively. If the constitution js Jg be observed to the letter. Na· tionalist China will have to elect another 1,663 National Assemblymen, 344 legislators, and 157 Yuan members. Th~_pr_!)blem now is whether all the vacant seats should be filled or, if a partial election should take place. how many should be at stake. Division of consti tuencies also po65eS a difficult por- blem. Constitutionalists argue that seats should be reserved for candidates representing each province in Communist China, while pragmatists believe such a move will create more pro- blems than it can solve. Instead. the latter propose an election in wh at is known as a "free area" where no seats should be reserved for any candidate from any pro- vince. 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Development believes it will second home to be a complete take several more years at change ol scenery from their least for the nation to make regular residence. good on a 2f>.year-old pron1ise "They want a place to gel to provide a decent home In a away from the daily problems suitable environment for every and pressures, to completely American. , • relax and enjoy themselvts in Fir111 Says Mor e Visit New Homes More people are visiting new home developments this year than in either of the two preceding years. according to the weekly Tract A ct ion Reports compiled by Walker and Lee. Inc., the Anaheim· based real estate firm. Announcing the high level o( home shopper interest for the first three quarters of 1971. George Fulton. director of the firm's f\.f flrketing Se r vices Department. said : "During the rirst quarter, the number of homeshoppers visits to new home developments v.· a s I-----' igheL1han_.l91S!,_b_ut lower than 1969. This somewhat s ow start was due, in part. to con- tinuing high interest rates. "During the last of the first quarter. however. the rates were lowered. m o n t h I y payments came down. and the pent-up demand of homeshop- pers entered the market. So. the average 1971 week ·was substantially over b o t h previous years," Ft:llon said. "Traditionally, home shop- pers' interest slac kens orr slightly after school opens, but this fall, their interest is con· tinuing at mid-summer pace, probably due to more homes becoming available in the lower-priced ranges." The Tract Action Report, Fulton explained, determines the number of fami lies visiting each of more than 50 home developments in California and Arizona and also provides an overall average for each week. An ave rage of 87 fam ilies visited the average subscribing new home development during each of the past four weeks, he indicated. During 1971. the traffic has ranged from 66 per tract dur- ing the fi rst week of the year, to 152 during the first week in June. High and low points during the three-year period were 185 families per tract during one week in February, 1969, and 18 during Christmas • week in 1969 Appraisers Talk Slated Rogers A. Severson. ex- eeutive vice president of Dunn Properties Corp .. will address 1he Nov. 17 meeting of the Orange County Chapter No. 132 Society of Real Estate Ap- praisers. The meeting will be held at '1 p.m. at the Revere House, Tustin. Severson v.·i!l address the 1roup <>n the subject or in- dustrial pa rk development. By NORMAN KEMPSTER WASHINGTON I UPI I The administration is discuss- ing a plan to convert the government'• $1 billion-a-year program of direct housing subsidies into increased cash grants under its welfare refoi\n pn:ipoal. Tbe idea is still in the talk· ing stage. Even if it wins ap- proval within l h e ad- ministration, it could not be put into effttt until Congress enacts President NJ x o n ' s family assistance plan. A recent survey conducted by a Boston real estate- oriented holding company in- dicates that 62 percent of a sample of 1,000 newly married couples plan to buy a second home, often within a few years. Marinella said his survey their get-away homes," he showed th6t 62 percent of the said. "They feel this I.! im·, couples contacted planned to portant 1 in maintain\ng a buy a second home. Forty-stable living pattern." eight percent said they hoped .Marinella said about two, to make the purchase within million families now own se- five years or less while the 1_co_nd_ho_m_e_s_. ------ rest hoped to buy within 10 years. Murrayf. lost 42 pounds so far. A trial ballOon for the pro- posal was lofted recently in the Department of Housing · and Ur ban Development's monthly magazi ne • ' H U D Challenge." Frederick W • Deming, a special assistant to Secretary George Romney, spelled out the idea : FORMAL DINING ROOM OFFERED BY WILLOWS, CROSSROADS " HOMES Sabino Marinella, sen i or vice president of Continental Investment Corp., said the surv·ey results point to a brisk market for recreational land develop1nent in the years ahead. ''One East Coast couple . , . had purchased a second home before buying a first or primary home," Marinella said, a small cottage in a recreational area only three hours driving" time away from the husband's office. They said they plan to buy a home in the suburbs later, but right now they will settle for a vacation retreat and an apartment in the city." Eat, drink and be like Murray. Theory Dispelled The survey was conducted by Continental en1ployes in 42 states. A spokesman said the employes selected couples at random from newspaper mar- riage announcements, Although the spokesman said no effort was made to pick on- ly the affluent, the technique probably eliminated so n\e poor couples because the poor are often Jess likelv to send marriage not.i ces to newspapers. The study indicated that 511 percent of the couples plan- ning to buy a second home were looking for a location on or near water, fresh or salt . Forty-one percent pre{erred homes in the mountains or other inland resort areas. Wrttfour proven method ·)'OU no! onlylosa welghl but leemto keep It oft W good. 11s.ssos "I personally believed we should begin thinking more seriously in terms of the possibility of either folding the housing subsidies totally into Formal Dining Area Liked the family assistance plan or When given a choice between converting ou r present pro-family -room-size kitchens and grams into a general housing formal set-off dining areas, aDowance that would be a more and more buyers at the direct adjunct to the plan . Crossroads and the Willows by "So long as the funding Levitt and Sons of Ca\lfornia, levels are adequate, this would Inc. are choosing the tatter, finally bring us to the long-according to Philip E , sought goal in which all Yasskin . families could afford decent Yasskin, director of housing." marketing operations. ex- The basic welfare reform plained that Levitt. like most proposal would establish a other builders who provide floor of $3,400 annually under housing for first-lime buyers, centered around a comm unity park and playground. It is located on Walnul Avenue just west of Culver Drive. Homes are priced from $22,990 and als range in size from tv.•o to four bedrooms. Homes come complete with fireplace and complete rear- yard fencing. Kitchens have hand-finished cabinets, and ranges with double ovens. Each horn e has a homeowner warranty that in- sures correction of any struc- tural defect·. Despite any deficiencies in the polling process. the results are striking. The Department of Housing and U r b a n More than half the couples want their vacation home witin 200 miles of their primary residence. One thing most of the couples agreed on, ~1arinella said, was that they want their m of ever famil of did not offer buyers a choice four. Aid would prov1 ed~uiiinfui1 'ir~eccie~n;[jyy:'. ==..:;,..=~tJ!---Tiii~~-=-··~=--:-i"':-ii"'.""":".""'.'i'"".'i-!!•C::-1.--:::-=-:=--=:::=-:::--1NICI•!-::::C::-· -=T--::::=-".:".=-~r:-:=-----J----1 for lhe lirst time lo lhe work· "We were operaling on lhe The H1· hlands In I aguna 1gue pu ing poor with assistance levels theory that mos t you n g - - declining as inco me rose . families prefer the informal Although no specilic figures eating and dining possibililies young fam1·11·es on top of 'the wo· rid. were cited by Deming, heap-of the family-room kitchen." pannlly v.·ould inc~ase the To their surprise more than Ooor level somewhat to in-half the buyers expressed a elude housing. strong desire to have the more The go\•ernment now has formal option. ~1any explained scores of narrow·purpose the y v.'ere u n a b I e to ac- housing programs r a n g i n g commodate dining room from public housing projects furniture in their apartments through rent subsidies to home and now looked forward to ownership subsidies. Th e more formal entertaining. amount of the subsidies range Others said that too many as high as $2,400 per family new houses are designed with per year although most are over·e·mphasis on fa m i I y far smaller. rooms in general, relegating HUD estimates that as the Jiving room area to hands- many as 25 million households off status. are technically eligible for a Bud Mills,-Crossroads sales subsidy atlhough only about five millioJi"&rc i c t..u a 11 y manager, who first noticed the rectiving help, In the ail-trend, said that many young minisfratioo's annual housing mothers pointed out that even report to Confess. this silua-when they selected the dining tion v.·as cite as an inequity room space over the country- although no proposals for cor-size kitchen, they still had reeling it were listed. enough room for two eating Deming's propOsal would areas . This arrangement remove much of the un-allows them to entertain fairness. A family's housing ad ults in the dining room and subsidy would be based 50t,e\y children in the k i t c h e n on ils income. But unless the simultaneously. total appropriation wa s in-~tills thinks the economy creased sharply, most of the 5 may have ~me bearing on a million families now benefiting return to more formal home from federal aid would get entertaining. much less help than they are •'it's too costly for many now receiving. young couples to entertain "Another concern is that in their rriends at restaurants an effort to provide the max-and hire baby sitters. As a imum stimulus to housing pro-resull, there s~ems to be a duction, the lpresent) pro-return to more formal gather- grams con c en l r a t e on ings of family and friends. assisting lower income "It remind s me of the families acquire new dwellin~ saying that the more things uni ts . ' ' Deming said. h h ··~Ieanwhile. families whose c ange, t e more they stay the same." incomes are not so low are left ahle to afford only older Four models, pri ced from units.'' $24,995 and ranging in size The cash subsidy plan would from two lo four correct that inequity. A family bedrooms, are available at v.·ould be given money and it The Crossroads, which is could decide how to spend it localed al 928 W. Alpine St., on housing. just east of the intersec tion of "\Vhatever long·range hous-Bristol Street and hlacArthur Ing shortage. we ha ve had can Boule vard and within easy bf' viev.·ed essentially a s "''alking distance of South shortage of income for some Coast Plaza. fam ilies in our society. The Willows near Irvine is The Hitblands -an inctmparable view. Some say The Highlands sits In the la p of an Pri~/Yalue Rilio is 11 term used to compare the price angel The view of va lleys and mountains is breathtaking. The seashore is.3Vl miles of your home with value received. As you will see, away. And your private Recreation Club, with pools and playgroond, ls close at hand. The Highlands has an unbeatable price/value ratio. ,_ -""r·--., .. ~~~-·-.,,-··-····--· ..... ...,.,..-... ~ .,....,.._ ...------... --,,,,,,_ ..... -- ~ I ~ ' fine quality bomes desiped specific3lllJ for in•iltf fa111~ies. There are 4 models in you~ ~hoice of 16 different elevat ions. 2·3·4 bedrooms. The 3 and 4 bedroom models all have 2 baths. lrvrng room, ha ll and master suite are all carpeted, in the colOl's·of your choice. Range, dishwasher, and dispo- sal ~re built in. Ample closet space. lnteriocs have already been color coordinated. We build homes _not houses and the finest materials ava ilable go into them: concrete driveways, ahnninum sash, plastic drain Pipes, light shake shingle roof, and some homes have fireplaces. It's time yoa took 11 stron. You'll love the fre sh, clear air. And you'll love the c~ venience of the schools and shopping and all of the necessities of life wh ich are down at the bottom of "your hill" at The Highlands. LA Leads California State Tops U.S. in Housing Firms (Special lo lhe DAILY PlLOTJ California ranks first in the nation in number of firms engaged i n manuractured housing. according .lo slatislics ~athered from h·lanufartured Housi ng J\1e"'sletter's 1 9 7 \ Directory/Census of ~1anufac lured housing , pub l • s he d recently. Los Angeles leads i n Cali!ornia with IS firms hav. ing plants or corporate head- .quarters located there. Other cities in California w i t h Rveral manufactured housing facilities include: San Fran- cisco. 10; Riverside. six : and Santa Rosa. lhrtt. 1'wo thousand and fift y.six 11ddres~s of manufacturers in the modular , moblle. vacka~e and systems bullding fields are listed In M1nuractured Housing Newsletter's l 9 7 I Directory/Census of Manufac- tured Hou1in11. A brukdown of llstinp b~ type. ot work done shows: 22 percent of the l istings represent modular builders: 32 percent packaged builders: 31 percent mobile home n1anulacture.rs: seven percent mobile home manufa cturers 'M'ho also produce modulars ; five p<>rcent systems builder~ and three percent packa~ed builders v.•hose lines now in· elude modulars Seven states have over 100 addresses in the directory : California, 185: Indiana, 136; Pennsylvania. 121: Texas. 110; Georgia, 109; Florida , JOO: and Michigan. 102. New York and Ohio are paired for eighth place with 95 addres~es each Then comes Alabama with 61 in ninth place and Illinois with 59 is the 10th In numerical order. Tht directory con tains fi ve sections; :i listing o( each firm and lhe town it is located In ,by state ; an 185-page alphabtlical section lncludln~ a fiV!-10 line ll!tlng for 'ach firm : 1 !Isling cf firm names by principal type of activity; definitions: and a corporate Who's Who, showing in one place the cor- porate affiliations resulting from the acquisitions and mergers that ha ve taken place in the industry during the past five years. The simplest listing in the alphabclical s~lion lnctudes name of firm, mailing 11d- dress, whether addre.!ls is of plant or corporate head· quarters and type of work do~ at location shown~Mori elaborate listi ngs add person- nel, phone number, corporate lineage, FHA standini;t, brand name!! and other companies owned . t.tanulacturC'rl II o us I n « Nev.·slcttcr's Orrcclory/Census lll available at $48.00 per copy at 410 Grove Avenue. Bar- rfniton. Illinois 60010. The newsletter. published on the 10th and 25th of each month . Startt it! lhlrd year or publlc1tlon wilh the November lSth Issue. Private Recreation Cl1b for Tbe Hifhlands reside•ts only. It's a great fun place for the entire fam- ily. Large lanai has barbecues and an outdoor kitchen. There's also an SS.foot swimming J>:OOl .. a 2S.foot wad ing pool for children, 7 acre playground and picnic area. And you golfers can ]OU1 the El Niguel Coun(IJ Club for 18 holes of great goll Social and lull memberships ore avai~ble. 1111 Hi1hlands Is u sy to 1•t to. Go south on the San Diego Fwy. to Crown Vallty Pky. exit Right (approx. J\(i mi.} to Niguel Rd. Right on Niguel Rd. to models. Laguria Niguel• the choice community ~= (1141830-5050 or (7141 496'4040 • A~lhtr 1r1at tomm11nity by Avco Communlty Developers, Inc. I I • Pool With a l'ie1v This New Madrid home in Mission Viejo offers a panoramic backdrop of roll· lng hills and mountains from its swimming pool and patio. f--l--La.g-u-na-Ni~-Cr-0wn~r-k Offers Prestige, Recreation Crown Park. a 223-home development now making its debut in Laguna Niguel, offers a unique combination of prestige address, u n u s u a I recreation facilities, hillside living, large lots. ocean~ moderated climate, quality construclion. and modest price. Crown Park was created by Crown Dc\'elopment Cqmpany a joint ventu re of Hester Development Corp. of Corona dcl !11ar, Jong-established com- munity bu i I d e r s, and Standard-Pacific Corp.. the publicly held Costa Mesa-bas- ed firm that builds h:imes, i!partments. mobile hom e parks: commercial buildin gs. industrial parks, and public schools; and provides real estate property management and construction materials- testing services. A S6.2-million community, Crown Park is the company's third successful" development in Laguna Niguel. Niguel Hills, a $16-million. 4 2 5. hom e neighborhood in the $27.995 to $31 ,750 price range. is now nearing a final sellout. In announci ng details on Crown Park. Jon Clark, direc- tor of marketing and sa les for St a ndard-Pacific, revealed that lhe developmen t's uni que combination of reatures has already been discovered by the public. "Despite the facts that our models were not completed, that people had a hard time seeing the lots because of the construction, and that ou r sales office was a trailer. more than half of the SO.home first unit has been sold. So, we are opening our 51-home se- cond unit and holding our grand opening at the same time." "The prices are one of the best things at Crown Park ," Clark pointed out. "We have a two-bedroom home at $23,500; two three-bedroom model s at $23,995 and $25,995; and a four· bedroom at $26,995. Clark noted that the homes -designed by Will F05ter, A.I.A., of Santa Ana -offer a number of outstanding features including covered ell- tries, separate entry halls, large living rooms, spacious country kitchens. wall-to-waU closets, sit-down s h o w e r s , pri vate entry to the garage, and even a utility room. "The ladies love our kit- chens. \\'ilh their \Vhirlpool dishwasher and other ap- p I i ances, furniture-finished cabinets with spring -loaded hinges, and leather-grained plastic counter tops," Clark said. A survey or the first 25 buyers indicated that the homes appeal to two types of Custom Model Homes Selling at Capistrano Five custom model homes are for sale at Troy Capistrano. pic turesque Council Chief llcnFy F. Smith, gen· eral sales manager for the McCa rth y Com· pany of Anaheim, is the ne'v presi dent of the sales and A:tarket.ing Council o! the Bullrtlng lndu stry Association or California. development just five minutes elude: custom carpeting and drapes throughout, decorator fl oor coverings, built-in kit· chens with double ovens, and dishwasher. Three, four and five bedrooms are offered. Prices start at $31 ,990 and excellent financing is available. Models may be reached via the Santa-Ana-Sa n Diego Freeway. Take the Ortega-San Juan Capistrano turnoff to Del Obisbo and go south lo models. from _t~ new Dana Point Marina. The Dana Point ti.farina will benefit every real estate owner in Capistrano. -Plannei:f to accommodate 2,000 small craft this $24-million recrea· tlon harbor will also include boat r e p a i r , restaurants, motels, swimming beaches and picnic areas and sports fiahing from the brea,kwater 1 "All this is available for your pleasure . . .and just think of lhc increased valua- tion a closeby Marina wlll bring to your community," reported William S c h u I z , marketing director of the McCarthy COmpany. The model homes offer l)r1>- ressional I and sc a p in 11 • sprinklers, patios and exciting u.teriors. Other features ln- families, Clark revealed. ~lost buyers are young marrieds who want lo leave apartment living behind, but ther;e are many more-mature couples who want a home of thei r own and like the two-and three- bedroom models because they are "just right for two people who want a little extra room for hobbies and guests." Cro1vn Park is near schools and shopping. An elementary school and a neighborhood shopping center are both \vithin walking distance of the development. Laguna Niguel also has lwo large r shopping centers. And one has a theatre. In addition, Orange County has located a branch civic. center with county offices and courts in the center of Laguna Niguel. ''The advantages of living in a planned community such .as Laguna Niguel -are many," Clark observed. "One of the first things home shoppers notice, in addilion to sc hools 11nd community facilities, is the Jack of unsightly teJephone poles. Then the re is the ex- ceptional pride of ownership Laguna Niguel re sidents demonstrate in the way they have landscaped and main- tained their homes. ''Something buyers don't notice immediately -but will appreciate later -Is the fact that planned communities just don't happen . Every detail is carefully planned. so the homebu yers' investmen t .is protected." Crown Park homes are available o n conventional terms with as little as five percent down. The four models. decorated by Sherrie Edwards of Edwards & Ass ociat es , Laguna Beach. are open from 10 a.m. to sundown. Crown Park may be reached by taking the Santa Ana-San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway. Turn right onto Crown Valley, continue Qne mile to Chaparosa Drive, then turn left the mod.et bomes. Real Estate Talk Slated Richard F. Russell of Hun· tington Beach~ author and lec- tu re r on ad v an ce d salesmanship, wUI present a one hour free talk, 'The Theory of Persuasive Home Selling," Tuesday at 7 o'clock at Lumbleau Real Estate School, 3132 West 17th St., Santa Ana. Home salemen, both resale and new homes. and others in- terested In seJling techniques, are invited lo attend.. A review of new trends and opportunities in home selling will be given by Russell. Also, he will 11how home salesmen can Increase their earnings by Using new tecltnlques or buyer lnvolvemtnL Su..Vey Reveals Renters Now Buyers By DOROTHEA M. BROOKS NEW YORK (UPI ) -"lf you're paying $200 to $300 a month in rent, you are a good caodidate for a new home," according to a recent survey. Don Salvetti , director of marketing for I'M' Levitt and Sons, says that now, more than ever before, ~iring rents are convincing famlUe.s to buy homes. In fact, be says in a Levitt IUl'Vey, large rent increases ranked among the top four reasons why families bUy homes. The other reasons : family growth. the desire to escape the haz.ards of city life, and the desire to invest in equity as ~ as possible. The survey _showed that among couples who buy Levitt homes-the company is the homebuilder-most lived in apartments for only two to three years before making a home purchase. "It's logical," Salvetti said. 11 A couple knows their rent will be raised whenever the lease expires and they'd rather postpone luxuries for the first few years in order to buy a home as quickly as possible." Salvetti says Levitt often gears its advertising cam- paigns to apartment dwellers ''because we've found they are the bulk or our market. ln fact , the majority of Levitt home buyers are apartment dwellers purchaalng their first hol'fle. Chances are that if you're already paying between $200 and $300 a month in rent. you're a good candidate for a home of your own." How to finance a home? Salvetti says: "If you are not a veteran, the two major re- quirements are a down pay· ment and a monthly ln~e large enough to handle the mortgage, taxes, insurance and normal running expenses such as heating, utilities, maintenance. "Generally, the month I y payment for mortgage, taxes and Insurance should not be more than 20 to 25 percent ot your grOss monthly salary. For the down payment, you'll usually need from $2,000 to $4,000, although this can be higher, depending upon the cost or the house." Three types or mortgages are available: V e t e r a n s Administration (VA), Feder2J H o u s I n g Ad ministration (FHA) and con\!Cntional mortgages such as those from banks and savings and loan in· 1titutions. If you are a veteran of the ~ armed services, Salvetti points out, "you need no down pay· ment to buy a house . The VA mortgage pennlt.s part of your wife's income to be counted along with youra -usually to ward payment of automobile loans and other personal debts. "Anyone,'' he said, "may apply for either an FHA or a conventional mortgage. On an FHA, the down payment ls three percent of $15,000, 10 percent of the next $10,000 and 20 percent of the rest of the mortgage. The FHA will in· sure up to $l3,000 towards the total cost of your home. Under the FHA plan, both husband and wife may count their ill- comes comp letely to determine financial ability to band1e the mortgage. "In the case of a con- ventional mortgage, the re- qu irements are a little lighter. The conventional mortgage generally requ ir es a homebuyer to put down from 10 to 20 percent and usually permits him to claim only his income to prove financial ability on the mortgage. "However, a lot depends upon negotiation with a p~rtlcular lender. It Is ad- visable to shop several places to get an idea of rates ....,, ~ovrmbft' 11), 1 'J7l DAILY PILOT J:J . Lenders Must Sell Used Towne Houses near the beach $21,950 TO $25;500 VA·FHA· T1rm1 2-3-4 Bedrooms All 2·slory with big Patios and Double 91rag1 \ SAV~ UP TO $2,600 Some with FireplaCt', some even include drapes! All In- clude carpet. built-in kitchens, all landscaped. CIHn an4 newly painted-Great ror Family Uving--e.n ldral Invest- ment! Thete hem• •re located In ltAutlful plannM cemmunity ef OrHn Valley. lnjoy completa malntenanc.,_,andtca,.. ln1t commurilty pool, •ctlvlty coritor and til1 21 acre prf.. vato ,.rk. Noor 1choo~ld1, o.k.I AcrOJ• tho atrMt from 19'f ceurH, lakt tind J&rk. VET-FHA Terms -or let's talk trade Toune HouH ul11 offic• Is loc1ted lust insid. the Green V11l1v entry b•tw11n Euclid ind Brookhurat Qff }Y1rn1r. T1k1 the Sin Diego FrHway to Euclld or t1lc1 either Brookhurst or Harbor to Warner Ave. ind look for th• Green Vallei entry. PHONE 962-1381 Mcdels Open Today In Costa Mesa's Finest Location You will have the freedom of apartment Jiving with all of the advantages of home ownership at Mesa Verde Villas. When you move into your new home, you can relax. Complete landscaping and exterior maintenance are done for you : You'll have plenty of leisure time to enjoy nearby Newport Beach, sun- bathe at the community pool, ta ke a weekend vaca- tion, or entertain your friends. And, you'll be proud of your spacious new home which Is complete with luxurious carpeting .and draperies;. built-in range, ·oven and disposal; private enclosed patio; attached enclosed garage; and many other custom quality features. It's time .to stop gathering worthless rent receipts and start building an investment In your own home. Mesa Ve ~ • f • ~ ~ ~ • ~ • WAANEA ~ COSTA ,MESA • '"WY. i ~lA AVE. ~-§ =: • FHA FINANCING A down payment of letl5.00 plus c/oainQ co1t1 and 350 monlhly p1yme1111 ot Sf78.00 at an tnnuaJ por.c.,,tag• 11/t ot 7~%. which lncfudN prlt1clp1f, lnters1t. FHA prtmfutn, .. 11mtl1d pro,,.rty I••••· ln1ur1no1 and th• Hotn1own1r• Aatocl1t1ot1 fM. Villas ... 11 AnothU..Commu11Hy bf Tanco Dtnlopmtnl Cof110rltloft • ~ ~ \ I ' , - ' -J J 4 DAILY PILOT Romanian Attitude Changfu g? BUCHAREST (AP \ -The grand prize in last week's Romanian national lottery v.•as a v.·eek's trio to ~foscow, "Second prize gets you two weeks in P..1oscow and third a lifetime," a Romanian hotel worker joked. The gag is old and in· lematlonal -one version ap. plies it to certain American cities -but the first pr ize is new and very real . The Roma- nian winners used to get Dacia automobiles. a version of a Renault 12 made here under French license. The change is one of a series of apparently conscious efforts by the Ceasescu government to drew a bit closer to the Sovi et Union. This week's edition of Romania Lilerara, the leading literary magazine. has a ma- jor section on Soviet poets. At the weekend, a Russian film on World War II called "Elibe.rarea" in Romanian, replaced Yves Monland as a race car driver in "Grand Prix" at the Patria movie house. Bucharest's largest. Down the street o n Boulevard Magheru, a Chinese photo show packed it up and was replaced by a Soviet art and photo exhibition. A ·festival of Soviet films . in· eluding one called '' Red Square." began a Jong run. Spread over months. the details would not be unusual. but to at least one senior diplomat, their c o m i n g together at . once w a s noteworthy. lhe litical area, a Soviet military miss on rom the Communist party direc· torate of the Red army. has been visiting. The Chinese military group that came to Bucharest in Augu st at the height of the summer's tension between Romania and Ru ssia was also from the same army polit ic al d e partmenl. Diplomats consider the in- vitation to the Russians an at· tempt to placate and reassure them. The· report that Romania was not invited to Albania's Communist party congress led 50me diplomats to believe that the pro-Peking Albanians think the Romanians are back in the Soviet orbit. Diplomats are juggling the details while waiting for a new orientation. This could happen in connection with work on setting up a conference on Euorpean security and a mutually balanced f o r c e reduction. The Romanians have stated that in order to take in the opinions of the smaller nations the talk!!: must not be bloc to bloc, but involve individ ual contacts. Diplomats who think the Romanians are showing signs of change recall tbe visi t of Leonid I. Brezhnev. to Tito of Yugoslavia last month . The communique that came out of the meeting seemed ex- treme ly narrow to m;iny Romanians, offering t h e Yugosla\'S a chance to pursue their way lo socialism. but oh- viously excluding wide enough phrases to refer to the Roma· nians as well. The Soviet party chief then skipped Bucharest lli'hile stopping in Budapest and Sofia on his v.·ay home. His only gesture t o w a r d Romania v.•as B formal note sddressed to Pre si dent Nicolse Ceausescu as his plane flew through Romanian air space. 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E%RA ll.OOKS laurbon 11.49 15.98'· 90 proof; 7 )'!Ors oldr COsa of 3, 33.72 ' it's at the, broadway • NEWPORT 41 Ft 1hio11 l1lt11d 11 141 •44-111 2 HUNTINGlON lfACH 7177 Edl119•r Av•nwo 17141 tt1-llll CERRITOS 100 lo1 Corrifo1 M•ll IJIJI t•0-0411 SHO'. All STORES t 1JO A.M. f• t 1JO P.M, MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, SUNDAY 11 A.M. to 6 P.M . ORAN<;E Moll •I Ot•llt• ... 1100 No. lwttln !ott••I (1141',t t .IJtl Live Laug,~ter Boo sts 'Couple' 'Notv l t'hat?' M;rtln Fuchs looks · to his Idol, !lumphrey Bogart \William MerrelJ) for advice on his neJi amorous advance while the objeel Of his.affection, Barb~ra Garlich , relaxes pixilated in a scene Crom the Lido Isle Players ' comedy "Play It Again, Sam ," open· ing Tuesday !or a five-day run. 0•1r..v ,1r..0T si.11 ,i..,. Canadian . Group Set AtGWC By RICK DU BRO\\' HOLLYWOOD CUPI) -II is being widely noted in the television industry that ABC-· TV's "The Odd Couple'' is not only a much better and fun- nier shO\V this season, but ha!! moved up well ill the ratlngS \ since dumping its laugh track. \Vlth a live uud1ence insread, 'the Tony Randall.Jack. Klui::· man comedy is a good deal friskier and seems much more natural. THl!ll:E SHOULD I E I BUT THEltE'S frilEYIR ~~=·:c:o:':':':c:":':':G:"~::: ' The latest 70-m a rket ratings, for the week ending I Oct. 24. report that "The Odd Couple," which is seen on Fri- day night, usually the least watched television night of the week , came in 20th among all shows -which is really the high rent distri~t in the video rankings. In fad1 the series has been raring well in the ratings virtually all season.. Normally. the Idea of dum- ping a laugh track for a live audience .would seem to ap. peal lo most people I know. Obvious!-" ooe of-the appeals ·ror seasoned performers like · Randall and Klugman i! that there is a ·sort of chemistry between actors and audienCes when thinis are going right ACtor's have often said they feel more inspired, and react beU.er, when there is a live 1.•1- dience to more or less shar.e the mutual vibrations: But should we take this standard e~planation as proof that live audiences are neces· sarily an asset for television series? My own feeling is that they usually are, but, a lady reader from New Jersey has sent a letter that brings up • ' \ I some interesting points and -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ shows that viewers often can by more perceptive than top industry executi ves. ··1 can't help but wonder," she writes, "why any 1'V show thinks it is doing us a favo r by taking out a laugh track and putting in the laughter of Youth a 'Superstar!! The 27-membu Canadian 'Rock 'fheater will present In e-0ncert selections rrom "Jesus Christ Superst a r'' and "God.spell ," in two perfonn- ances Sunday, Nov. 21, at Gol. d West ~liege. The colleg-e concert ls the complete verslor. of the rock CQmpany's show at the Aquariu s Theater in Hollywood, where the Cana- dians won critical acclaim for their ''innovative and in- spiring" work. Concerts will be held at 7 and 9 p.m., in the college pavilion,. and student planners anticipate a sold-out house of more than l,200 foi' each event. Tickets are on sale in the e-01\ege bookstore . all Wallich's Music City stores, and Buffum's in Santa Ana and'Lon~ Beach. The group opened at the Aquarius in September, after several weeks of delays caus- ed by lawsuits designed to bar their u.se of music f r o m "Jesus Christ Superstar." Tickets to the Golderr West concerts are $3 with high school student body card, and $4 general admission. 'Good l\1a11' Tryouts Set a live 2.udience. One is just as The Fullerton Footlighters annoying as another. Especial· Jt's 'D;fferert.t World' Playz"r·•g Jesus "'ill present the musical revue ly when they laugh and ap-" " '"You 're a Good Ma'n, Charlie DAILY PILDT J5 EDWARDS CINEMAS M AIC Pklurll Cir,. dJA ~14ltrJ 111111 PrlUfttltl.. Alftlrk.,. &r111«111\a1 A "Ktl<~" C11111M1•1 Com111Nt1, l11C- P1M;icU• • C111r ri'iiile Dl1l/llllllM llJ CllMr .... l1l1111t11 Corpet1U011 • D11 tct1d llY J1tt Lt~~ •DWA"Ds . • 2ND OUTSTANDINGCDMIDY • .. _.. ... .,__,........ . ' JACI UMMOI SlllGY Dim 1111-.STOIT plaud because a sign is held Brown" as their second pro- ltft".1'or ~to-00-&04-belora.--By-Wll:;LIAM G-L O-V-E-R-Fenholt!s high school salut.cd whol system_because.Jhey_duction..oUhe 1971-12 ~.liQll......_ -·~§:=;;~=;~~§§:=;:i§#.~i'§:::§ffi a hve audience ). him during a football game. would n't accep t my rock crea-Auditions will be conducted t •·we at home know whether N11EFW Yh01R1 KB (APd) -.For The event triggers more wry lions. I drifted away." Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 15 .11,o1 ••. , .. ~·! Jom••GOM" "SKIN G.lMf" (Gr) "" • "''' tM<.-i •• • v.· 11, """ "Llt hl ot tho !d11ol 1h1 World" (G r , ........ ... • ............ ,"'' .. 11••• ~ ......... ....... ,_ Ul·Ull Jo~•• Go•"" "illlN GAMI" !Gr! ·~lu••• .,. i'o ~·~·•l .. 11'1"'"'" "light 1111!1 r4,e ol lh1 World" (GP .......... \.o ol G.,-1;,_ ....... iJ• 1111 .,. ,, .......... ) v • .i.,11111011a.wA, .... , "DO(fOll' WIYIS" ll) "WOMUI IJl lOYl"lll "IA SUMM " a thing is fu nny . enough to Je en o • roa way is a recall. The strong stand all the way and 16, at 8 o'clock In the laugh at We don't need to be heavy, constant test. . . I d t I II ha s been his interest in music, Muckenthaler Cultural Center, . . . h Id t "The pr1nc1pa ~o e 119 B v· l d . . prompte? by a live audience T e 21-year-o s age me 'If you don't straighten awakened probably first uena 1s a rive in or anything else." newcomer enacts the Man of ' ,11 amount to because hi s mother was, and Fu11erton. A cast of . four Galilee in ''Jesus Christ up, )'.OU , never . , continues to be a soloist with males and two females IS re· Superstar." the s eason 's anything. You see. ~ didn t sundry church ~hoirs. quired, a\1 in the late teens or niusical sensation and most-l!~e rules and re.gulations. In .. , 1 ,, h early twenties. discussed show. high school_ I ralS,ed .a. lot .~f That s O:Y re e~se, e Anthony Brand{, who staged "To do the role I have to get hell -but it wasn t v1c1ous. says of music. "1e F'ootlighters' current.com- mysclf into a pretty strange After two years on a voice 1..eft-~nded Jeff_ was busy cd y, ,;Nobody Lo.ves an box every night," he says of scholarship he "bombed out'' mastering the guitar at 1~. Albatross " will d i re r t the CQnst ant pressure of at Ohio State University in tookuppianoall6,andby l8 ''C har'tie Brown . priva te concern and public disenchantment "with th e was creating his own songs, Performances will be given al criticism "'hich goes with the After quitling college. the Fullerton Community College THIE LOYll STORY t would-be minstrel went travel-Jan. 21 , 22, 28 and 29. rRO• n........ pa·~When t'm on, it's a com-'Good Man' ing with ·a friend. Darie:ff~~1~:;i;;~- lElA\TilON IMlTlllU A LSO PLAYING diary of a mad housewife a frank perry film .... ~.,..., ........ ,,,_ ..... ll~beTI Mllchem "RYAN'S OAUGHTlll." "~ D"ntf St!Ort - "l.LASKAN ESKIMO" Specl81 li:l<I$ Ml!. sir. -l p.m , Wlnn•r of I Ac1•1my Aw•rcl1 Hiid Ov..- -"01t :ZHIVAGO" I P.M. 0.11¥-Ftl. & 5•1. t : Jf pleteJy, different world from Oonahu~ of-·Mansfield. ifl_a -· me out here. Jl's hard to un-musical act. \Vhen the y split. wind.'' A d"n• • F'enholt hooked on with the Although he talks about his U } omng bus-and-truqk Venus CQmpai;iy · plunge into para-religious of ';Hair."- -theatricals with fitti ng modes-Jn Clemente \V.hile there anoth'cr ca st tv -''I mean, even thinking niember told him about the of·portraying Christ makes you impending ''Su~rstar" and feel so humble" -by any Auditions have been an -uri:ed hin1 to try out. - other measurement he is an nounced fo r the musical re vue Although in genera l ap- u ni n hi b ited. full-blooded ''You're a Good Man, Charlie pearance -jeans, pulled-out member of America's green-Brown '' at Uie San Clemente shirt. leather fringes and In(:! (:!eneration. Community -Theater. shoulder -long hair -in- Jeffrey Craig Fenholt was Tryouts will be held at the conspicuciusly identical to born in Colu mbus. Ohio, se-House of Music, 101 S. El other street people. Fenho\l cond oldest to two sisters and Camino Rea l, San Clemente, projects the fa cial sensitivity two brothers. His parents M d d T d t R Rnd confil::uration associated on ay an ues ay 8 1-1•ith traditional pi ct or i a I divorced Jong since. o'clock, according to Robert representations of the Saviou r. "I ha ven't seen my rather in E. Moe, who will direct the '" other ""rsonal srv>cifics. Years," he says with cool unin-p oduct' " 1·~ ,,v r ion. he stands 5-fool ·9. weighs in at volvc ment."I haven't any idea what he docs ." l',our young men and t1-1·0 135. sings in a sweet tenor that That doesn't make his you ng women are required for soars toward soprano. sticks mother's boy cither. "She the cast. Aspirants for the to filter cigarettes and admits hasn't yet seen this show," he roles should be able to act. to the unhappy possession of a reports of the three-month sing and dance, Moe slated. gastric ulcer. tour that preceded its arrival Randy Cobb, a local night "Oh. I worry about anything •SO. COAST 1 Costa Me ~ 546·lfl 1 • CINEOOM£ 20 01an1e ~32·3328 ll'EES(U~l " l0·1 M ·t \t IAT ·llOO·Jll·f'J0•1 0l·t11 IU>I ·111·1,J l ·I Ol ·t !I at Broadway's JI e 11 in g er club entertainer, will be and everything," he says. Theater. "I doubt she will see musical dire c Io r and "and the worst part of that ill me perform here. I've been choreographer. '·Ch art i e.,=~l~ne~v;e~r~le~l~1~·1~s~~~o~w~."=' ==='.o..-"---'=======, out on my own since 17. I've Brown" wilt open Jan. 2~ for1:- kind of made my break with fou r weeks at the Cabrillo l NATIONAL GEN ERAL THEATRES Columbus." 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Dr. ·Eugene Jon s and his col. leagues ase utili Ing astrology as a safe, effet•\i 'e n1ethod of birlh control. Scientisls !he v•or ld over are investigating Dr. Jonas' system of cosm(). gynecology, including the ~lax Planck Institute in Heidelberg. Germany. the Leningr!'d Institute of Gynecoiogy and in· dependent researchers en- compassing aslrologers and nonastrologers. r.1eantft]le. in Czechoslovakia. birth-control and predetermination of the sex of a child continue to be successfully and vlidely prac- tiCed -using principles of astrology. ARIES (!\larch 21-April 19): Sudden changes occur in areas affecting legal agreements, marriage. partnership . Circumstances mRy seem to get out of control. Ke y is pa- tience. \villingness to make key changes. TAURUS !April 2(}.:'liay 201: \\'ork methods subject to re\'ision. Don't take situations or persons for granted. Look beyond surface indications. One who seeks advice ma y merely be testing. Respond in -cautious, considerate manner. GEAllNI (May 21-June 20): Be ready for changes in- volving special relationships. New viewpoint is a necessity. Stress gr~ater personal in· dependence. f..1ake new starts: Y;elcome c o n t a c t s and challenges. CAJ'\CER !June 21-July 221: Stress attention to details. Don't overlook the obvious. Family member \viii ' resent being taken for granted. Use intuition. Listen and learn. Follow through -see through sham. Stick to hard facts. LEO CJuly 23-Aug. 22 ): Some appointments, reserva· tions may be changed if nClJ confused. You can have run if you don't take yourself too seriously. Key is versatility. Plans should not be ironclad. Give yoursell room. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)' f..1oney is expended i n unorthodox manner. Some restrictions are removed. You could be pleasantly surprised -by a bargain. One \\'ho usuallv is reliable makes unusufil announccn1ent. Takr it in slr:i de. LIBRA I Sept. 23-0cl. 22 1: C reat ive efforts are spotlighted. Emphasis is on change, travel, variety. Young persons play prominent role. Some preconceived notions take a beating. Creative think- ing is a necessity. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No\·. 21 1: Family member may reveal secret. Respect confidence: don't cast first stone. \\lhat appears biznrre may merely be a matter of adjusting. Know this and respond accordingly. Seek harmony. SAGITTARIUS tNov. 22· Dec. 211 : Unusual alliances are formed. Be ope n-minded. 1'1odernize concepts. \Vhat ap- pears to be a flight of fancy could. instead, be very re;il. I+ \\·ay is open for friendshi p and fun. Take iL CAPRICORN !Dec. 22-Jan . 191: You could find backing of favorite projed. Business pro- spects are brighter. I n personal area. some ambitions are fulfilled. Unorothodox pro· cedures dominate. Nothing is apt to remain the same. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 181: Reach beyond present ex- pectation!. Take a chance on your own abilities. You add to knowledge. You receive in- formation which has betn restricted. f\1ore p e r s o n s become intrigued with your ideas. PISCES tFeb. 19-:'llarch 201· You have a new ~·ay of ar· complishing difficult goal. Key Ls to persist. Affirmath•e resu lli can be obtained . Ac· cent is on taking ad vanlage of ..1YrP.rise element. Do what is not expected. Then )'ou Win. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you ar e en· tbustutlc, a natural optimist. Recently, however, )'.OU have doubted your own ph~Osoph)r. That is due to change. You will be given a d d e d responsibility, but rewards also will be greater. A Leo "'ill l.igure prominently. lo llnd 11111 ..,.., l~Ckt lo• fOll In '"""" t llCI 111¥1. ordei-Stlllfltt Om••r'1 '9ollltl, "S.Cnt H/11!1 for Mn •~G w..,,... ... .itnd i.1r,..t1 11111 11 ur1t1 le°"'''' iuttfloet' k<rets, 11\f: D•ll " l'ILOt. floli '!7-0. Gr•nll C~r11 5tt 111111, Hf• Yut., HT. 10011. SatW'day, No¥tmber 1:1, IC/11 18" Unfinished . . 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The gap1e shapes up as a duel ,Qf '8p fiight runners , a department each team seems to favor. 1 Detroit's Steve Owens rushed ,for 109 yards Jn the 24-20 win over the Den'ver I Broncos last week, llfting him into the No. l spot among National C.Onference rushers with 667 yards for the season. Willie Ellison leads the Rams with $17 yards ~d ~ foqrth ln the conference. Les Jo,.phsqi> trails IUm with II! and Larry Smith is next with 1J7. Th'e Lions have I 5-2-1 record and are one-hall game behind the Mlnnesola Viking• ln·the NFC,C.ntratDlxWon. , Los "'*les, beakn by the. Baltimort Colts last Monda)', %4-17, trail Ute San Francisco 49trs by a game and one-half and a tie for second place in the NFC West. The Rams' record is •-3-1 . Detroit boaslJ a ope-two threat in Ow ans and Al~ Taylor, whO has ae> cumulated 433 ylrds ru5bing. , .Qwa~rback , Gr,g ~ completed, seven passes lgalnst' ™nver for-21~ ya,rds. Olie completion measured 76 yard( and a touchdown tp Earl McCuljouchl. Another went live y.ard'jand sl~ points ~ ·~1e· san(t_ift. · .. ~ · Romain G abriel , the Ram'' quairterback, hit on 12 throws tor '170 yards and two touchdowns -five yards to Jose phson. and 36 to Matt Maslowski against the Colts. , · Coach Toinmy Prdthro kept the Rams Pla yer ls Perfect South Afric,ans Lead Yanks by 3- PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. IAP) -Gary Player, firing "as perfect a round of golf as I'm capable of," had a fi ve-under.par 67 Friday as South Africa retained a three stroke lead over the United States in the second round of the World Cup golf tournament. The musc ula r little Johannesburg rancher had a 36 hole total of 131, eight under par for two trips over the Jong, demanding east course at the PGA Na· tional Golf Club. That ga ve him a one-stroke margin over America's Jack"Nicklaus, tbe first round leader who slipped to a 69 for 137. from 46 nations, had another 71, 1iving South Africa a team tota1 of 278. • Lee Trevipo: 1j111t named the , PGA ' player of the year for 1971, 'matched Nicklaus' 69 and was we:U hlck'in the in. • , dividual •competition of l+I. ~··,united .... States, ..heavily favored to' rtgain . ·the team title won by Au.stralia last year WN alone in second with a team score of 231. No one else was really close. New Zealand, with lefty Bob Charles and John Lister, and England. wit h Tony Jacklin and young Peter Oosterbuis, were the only other teams under par. They were ·tied for third at 286, two under. Roberto de Vicenzo of Argentina , the 48-year-old globetrotter who won the in· dividual tiUe a year ago, had a 70 and -~ -----'·w.,a,..s,,_..al,,onoi:•~ini!--'th"~"'d!WPe:la,,cO!e_;•:::l'-!:13:::9,_, ,::lh"'-"'•'--strokes oU tfie pace. Harold Henning, the other half ol Soulh Africa's entry in this international com· petition that has drawn twt>man teams USC, Huskies Thrash It Out On Water Bed SEATILE (AP) -The Unlversity·of Southern California Trojans arrived in Seattle for a Pacific-I conference football game that'll be played today on one of the biggest water beds In the world. The veteran Charles, a dark and wiry fonner British Open c~p., ~d Llail.a:· Huan Lu of Nationalist Chlna were nedt at· 141t. Jacklin lllatched Player's &7' and was one of thru players at 142. a'he others are 'Henning and Ronnie Shade of Scotland. The group at 14-4 included Trevino, the current holder of the American , Britistv and Canadian Open crowns, Brian Hug' gett of Wales, Eleuteria Nival of the Philippines, and Canada's Moe Norm_an. "Let and I both turned 65.! into 69s," said Nicklaus, who lipped out fi ve putts. He missed only two fairways and two greens, the same u Tre vino. In the Ea st after the Baltimore .contest, first of a dema nding four.game set that, after Detroit , Includes San Francisco at Los ~ngeles and the Cowboys at Dal,las On Tl ' S1111da11 Chn1uu•I 2 at 1 0 on Thanksgiving Day. The· Detroit-Ram series\ has been lon g and usually bllter1 The Lions prevaiJ¢d· last year, '28-23, and . the teams are deadlocked oVer the years 23.zl.1. Gabriel, after a slow start. has brought his pass record to 50.2 percent. He , has gained 1.252 yards and thrown seven touch.down passes. · His favorite targets have been Lance ltcntzel -22 for 281 yards I and a touchdown -and Ellison -22 for 203. Jack Snow has caught '19 th.rows for 336 yards and two touchdowns, a n d Josephson 17 for 170 and a pair of touchdowns. The Natonal Conference game· Sunday between the \Vashington Redskins and the Chicago Hears highlights the 'National Foo tba ll League weekend schedule that also pits the climbing Philadelph.Ja Eagles against the Dallas Cow~ys. Jn other Sunday gam es, Pitt sburgh 11 at ~1iami,.CleveJand at Kansas City, Loa Angtles at Detroit, Green Bay at Min .. nesota. New Orleans at San Francisco, Ne\v York Giants at Atlanta. Baltimore at the New York Jets, Houston at Oakland Buffalo at New England and Cinf:lnna1ti at Denver. St. Louis takes on the Chargers in San Diego Monday nighL Ne 'v Tu1~pii1 Cl1ip Off Old Block . LONDON (AP) - Twenty years after British crowds roared their idol Rand1 Turpin lo victory over America 's Sugar Ray Robinson for the world middleweight : boxing crown, the 1'urpin name tops boi.· ing programs again. Experts are already comparing 22· yea r-old Jackie Turpi n with his illuslrlous uric le. Last week Jackie made it t i con· sec utive Knockout victories when he kayoed American welterweight Al Romano. Jackie is carry ing on a family boxing tradition that goes back four ge nerations and reached its high spot whe n Randy beat Robinson -one of the all·Hme grea ts -after 15 pulsating rounds here on July JO, 1951. Randy lost the return two nlonlhs later nd .. slo.w.b..&lipw:d jnto oQg,µrity. In 1964 he committed sui cide at age 38°. Jackie , who started boxing in 1967, at first was regarded as something of a playboy who couldn't take a punch. lie won some fights and Jost others against moderate opponents. Then Geo rge r..1iddlcton, who was Ran- dy's manager. came out of retirement to look after the young Turpin. "l l didn't lake long for Jackie to discover that fight ing and [un don't go -together,u.the gray-haired manager said. "He is now dedicated and a full time pfo.. fessional. "Of course he talks about em ulating Randy and is proud of his fami ly assoc!.a· t ion. But it is as Jackie Turpin and not as a se<:"ond Randy I.hat he wants to make · And with the Trojans' running game blunted by injuries, the slickness of the svnthetic turf in the Univera'. J of Was hington stadium coold be a major "We both ,played vei:y wt.II," Nicklaus sai.4. ~w.a~1ask'1 if he w._, ,.81.(I'pri~, not .l!> ~lea_drnf. ., . u1>1 T••••llo1• his wav." CK ·~LDllEN>\1.ll IS THI!>, B4GIUl0~E OF 0 1<\rAHOMA'Sl WISH BONE·T OfFINSE '• > , '. Jockic's im provement was rapid. He factor in the game. -. "" The carpet has been loaded by a week or raiin , whic h is erpecteif to continue through today. The field ha:s been covered following each Washington workoul bul coa ch Jim Owens said there was no way to dry out the rug. Both the Trojans and the Huskies ente r the contest riding three·game wiMing streaks, but the Huskie.s have an added ince ntive. They haiven't beaten USC in thei r last six tries. · USC lost its leading rusher Sam Cun- ningham, plus fullback Bill Holland and Chuck Hinton to injuries last week. "Even with those injuries ," Owens r;aid. "SC has some fine personnel, and it'll be tough -like all our gam es with them ." \Yith the running attack hurting. Lou Harris is expected to be the Trojan v"orkhorse. He picked up 158 yards on 29 carries, including three touchdowns, against Washington State last week. And coach John McKay may rely more on the passing game under the direction of Mike Rae and Jimmy Jones, who also is a fine runner. Sonny Sixkiller will test his power against Rae 's pureness. Slightly Jess sens ational than last year, Sixkiller his thrown 12 touchdown pa.sses for the Huskies this year, including scoring plays of 86 and 68 yards. Sports In Brief "Nol re~,'' J~ said. '"ll'e course played very eas,y.,lt's pretty difficult. to imagine it playing any easier. And we'r8 only three back and Gary and Harold are both good players. No, I can't say I'm surprised.'' Player, one of only four men to win all the world's major titles, didn't miss a green and missed only one fairway. That was the second°, where he found a bunker, but played a tieautiful shol out of the sand to within 51n feet of lhe f\ag and made a birdie. , "Il's about as perfect a round of golf as I'm capable of playin1," sald Player, a house guest of Nicklaus. He attributed at least part of it to the weather. "I've played a Jot in Florida, won a lot of tournaments in Floridai but I never saw a day in Florida like this." It was warm and sunny, wilh just a hint of a breeze. The scores a:enerally reflected the improved conditions and play speeded up to about five hours for a round, compared with more than six the day before. Player didn't have a bogey, but made only one puU longer than &ix feet. That wa.s for a birdie two on the 16th where he cannecfa 30 footer . Si zz ling Lakers Romp, Play Portland on 'fV Jerry West poured 28 points through the hoops to pace the 1iuling Los Angeles Lakers to their seventh straight National Ba sketball Association victory 'f'.riday niJEht. The winners took Seattle apart, 115·107 . at the Forum and toiilght they invade Portland for a televi sion duel. It'lt be on Channel !i at II. Jn other Friday NBA play Milwaukee brat Houston, 111·102, Phoenix lo st to Boston (the Lakers' SUnday night foe at lhe Forum) 128-111; Atlanta edged Golden St ate. 106-UM ; Pbil&delphi11 tipped Detroit. llfl..101. v BOLOG~A. Italy -Arthur Ashe .and Charles Pasarell lead a slroDI Amertean rr.prese.ntaUon into today's teml·finals of the Italian Open tennis tournament, the last stop on the professional world cham- pionship tour. Ashe upse t second·seeded Tom Okker of Holland, 7-6, 6-3, and PasNell stunned lourth·seeded Cll!I Dryadale ol SoUlli Africa. 6-3, &-3. Friday to advanct to the M'mUinal round. Top.seeded Rod Laver and third·1eeded Ken n osewall also 1alled into the 1emlfinals Friday. • Laver topped elghth·sttded Bob Lutt of Los Angel•s, 7-6, M, and Rosewall stop- ped Marty Riessen , 6-tl, 3-6, 7·6. ln today'1 round, Laver Is pitted against Pasarell, who has yet tti win a championship tournament, and Ashe takes on Rosewall. v SEATI'LE -Elgin Baylor, fecCntly retired from the Los Angeles Lakers. wa11 appointed to the board of trustees of Seattle University Friday. Baylor(an All·America while. at Seattle University, led the Chieftains to the 1951 NCAA championship playoffs. v LON DON -One of the biggest i ponsors oUntemational tennis withdrew its ba cking Friday~for a msjo r world toumamenl and another: threatened to pull out of the game unless on.court bickering stops. The International· Lawn Tennis Federa· Uon said Pepsi-Cola, lhe giant U.S. soft drink company, had cancelled Its tzOO,OCij stake Jor a se.rie~ of Grand P/lx tournaments next year. · v JOHANNESBURG, Soulh Africa - Pancho· Gonzalea of Los An_r.les beat Lew Hoad of Au11tralla Friday In a first round men'' •lngles..match ol the Clowa Classic lntern1Uonal tennis tournament. -/ 'de~elopcO pov.•cr and the flash·bang style 'rc111iniscent of the old Turpin and blasted Ma. g' .. 1.C. I•an Mi.}dren Makes ~:.;po"'"'''''h'"""'in i••l over• ' · · ' Last Tuesday he mel his first overseas -. . cha llenge. Ro maoo, the Norlh American welterweight champion from North '° Adants, Mass. Oki h ' Off Cl k The 2fl..ycar·old American was dumped . . a ' o·ma s . ense 1· c rial on his face and counicd out afler 68 sccoods of the second round . "No one has ever hit n1e like that before.'' declared Romano later. NORMAN, OkJa. (AP} -Whal makes the second·ranked Oklahoma Sooner& go? The answer is easy : Jack Mildren. Sooner coach Chuck Fairba nks doesn"l hesita te to pul the finger .on Mildren, master of the wls~bane-T triple option, as the b;>.ckbone of the Oklahoma offense which is running away with national honors in rushing, total offense and scor· ing. Ask any coach wliose team has played the Sooners and you get the same answer. Coach Eddie Crowder, whose Colorado team. . was clobbered b y Oklahomai 4fl..17 three weeks ago, sum· med up the feeling pretty well by saying : ''Whal's really making that attack go is the driver ••. Mr. Mildren. He is doing a superb job with lhe option game." Yet Mildren, a husky. quiet senior quarterback" likely is college football's most unappreciated player . . . unap- preciated by virtually everyone except Fairbanks and his tea mmates. Mildren performs with the craft of a magic ian Saturday after Saturday. baf· ning the option wilh his deadly pilchouts. his magnificent running and his ch.Jtch p~sing. But the headlines go lo Greg Pruitt and Joe Wylie and Roy Bell. People say (t)is drawling Texan, who nabbergasted .every foe with his dazzli ng aerials as a high school senior at Abilene, can'·l•pas&. Nobody really knows for cer· lain. The Sooners, Fairban,ks says, are primarily a running team . Mildren completed 19 of 46 passes for 538 yards and three touchdowns through Oklahoma's first seven games. ''I'm not as bad a passer as mos t peo- ple say I am," asserls Mildren, whn threw for 2,076 yaTds and 20 touchdowns a high school senior and ran for 787 yards and 24 mort' touchdowns. "l'd·tike to pas., more, but why shoul d we pass?" He has a point there. The Sooners rush· ed for 3,424 yards in recording seven vie· tories and no defeats. ~flldren himself chipped in the 1,2?2 of those yards. Fairbanks is complete])' sold on· Mildren. ·~ack ·should i:erta.inly be considered for All·American and the Helsman Jfi:ophy," says Fairbanks. "He's the guy 'who's making everything work for us. · "Jack is not goi ng to have the In· dividual statistics that will compare with &ome of the other quarterbacks. Our of- fense .is itifftrCnL But decisions must be made after the ball is snapped and .JRck is able to make those decisions and ex· ecule under pressure. "Our offense fequirts somebody with comp lete compoisure to ope rate It. In my opinion , Jack ~llldren ii the &realest quarterback in lhe country. He makes no bad plays." • Statistically. Mildren is 22, \reighs 19!1 and stands 6·foot·I. He seems unassum· ing and is extremely polite. But beneath thi s brawn)' frame there is an abundance of confidence, in himself and his team· mates. Asked before the season '\lhcther he'd rather beat Texas or v.·in the Big Eignt championship. Mikl ren drew his red· dishblond hair and replied : ''Why. not both?" Mitdl"(!Q admits he get~ nervous on the morn ing of a game. "[ sleep well the night before,'' he says. "but when I wake up. brother, 1 can't eve n eat." Deeply religious. Mildren says he never asks Cod to make his decisions for him. "I thank c;oo when things go we ll ." tlfildren txplains. "I think we should. I know maybe we have a tendency to fal l bnck on -God --only whtn -we· need st renglhcning. "I never v.·as forced to go to church or Sunday School. I just v1ent as a matter of cuursc. I n1cssed around li ke the others, too. but church was something that incant a lot lo inc. I go to church even when I'm at school." Until Oklahon1 a chucked its pro type offense and inst111led the \Yishbone after lhrcc g:1n1cs last /'Cason, Mild ren wa s rrct!y n1uch overcon1 e by frustration. People \vere b!am ing him for the Sooners' tro ubles. Even a 75-year·old la dy in Oklahoma City got in1 o the act. but r..1ildren admits he didn't niinrl her so niuch. ''I reccivcrl at least 30 leUers from her:• t-.1ildrcn recalls. "She senl me photos, too, showing clif· fcre nl grips on the ball . It started during the middle of n1y sophomore year. She was trying lu tC"dch me how to pass, how to play football. Tu rpin has almost run out of local o~ ponents and is now awa itin g the chance for a British title fight against the holder, Ralph Charles. "I don"t go into a fight looking fllr a quick \\in. but if th e openings are there I take them," said Turp in. "My days Of fooling around are over. I want the big mo ney." Trevino Vo ted Top PGA Go lfer o[ '71 PALM BEAC}l GARDENS. Fla. -Lee Trevino was named as the PGA PlayE':r of the Year for 1971. PGA President Warren Orlick announced Friday. • The selection was made by the el· ccutive comm iUee of the PGA. It was the first such designation for the 31.yeor-0ld Trevino. Billy Casper was named in 1970. ' FACES REFLECT INTENSITY OF PRO BASKETBALL. I • .aa DAILY PILOT SitUrOty; N0vtmbff lJ, 1971 ·--< ·~Edison Jolted Out· '\>f '\ Tit.le By Pllll, ROSS 01 11141 o.11y ~lltt Stt ll :By lhe tont set in the first half of f'ri· diy night's Edison Chargers-~tagnoha ~l'ltine football ga 1ne at Orange Coast ciillrge lt had all the ear1nark1ng! oC one ot those ull, drab affairs that ends up ln ~a. Q-0 de dlock . I ~tBut.--ori a nig! t \\'lien znls!akl'S 1vere commonplace fo both sides, ~lagnolia f made one less and consequently emerged ,•.y.rtth a 7-ll lrvinc League 1nun1ph. f\.. 1'he Sentinels' \Yhl assures the m ol • ·!'staying in a tie for the loop leadersbip at "'4·2 while the setback rnoves J::dison back " tO 3-3 and virtually out of serious title ~ contention. . ' •• • ••• • L • ' . •. ~· , .. • .. .. ' " . " .. >, Thus, ~1agnolia, Fountain Valley aod Corona dr.l t.1Ar rema in in a three.way .knot for the IOP. spo l. "'itb Los Alamlfos (J-2J getf\ng a chanl't to regain a p!et't of the first place action tonight agaifu:t. Estancia at An11hci.ni's \\'eslern High. The shutout brought to an end Edison's 25-co11st>cutive·ga n1c streak of not being blanked on tJ1e sroreboord . Neither tcan1 really seenui.d content on wanting ~o \\'in, by the offensi ve route M}'ll'B}'. The ball changed handl!I on 29 different occasions in a matchup which exhibited l\.\'O sterling drfcnses and a pair of of- fenses ~1·hich h2.bitually \.\·ent haywire. If it's any consolation, Edison had 137 • • ... -• \ total offensive yards while the Charier \ uP one fumble, and were picked clean for ba cklines held t.1a gnolia's attack to a \ ltlterceptions by alert Chargers Mike mere 18 net yards and two first doYins. 1,Morado an~ Craig \\'ay. And, the ghastly stats at the end of the \ Of course, It r as an aerial hijacking slow-as-molasses first half were even which led lo the Jone score ol the Ult in n19re horrifying with coach Vince Asaro's -t~e middle of the \third quarter. Chargers having com~ile~ just 22 net '>.1ag11olla's R"ic:.k Aguirre plucked a yards at· the junt;ture wJtlle Magnolla deflec\io n of an attempted screen pass by 6Uffcred \\'ith a ntinus·l6 yardage figure mate Steve Crouse out of the air at the at that point. . Ediso n 2~yard stripe and brought it back But the real re velation v>'as in the to the 20. defensive statistics. which showed a final Then, on the initial Sentinel scrimmage computation including six pass thefts off play following the pickoff, tailback Gary of Edison quarterbacks ~lark Harmon Dtvian took a handoff and danced 20 and Buff Bogard and a lost fumble. ykds through right tackle for the decider At the same time the Sentinels coughed with Tim Riley toeing the extra point. • -.. • '. . 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T'11!1 ' ' I • ·'" Hernandez Helps FV To24-7Win By RON EVANS 01 fllt Dtlly '11•1 Sltff Senior Gary Hernandez recovered a key Santa Ana Valle:y tumble e:arly ln the fourth quart.er, then caught a SO.yard touchdown pass on the next play to spark Fountain Valley to a 24-7 victory over the Falcons at Huntington Be:ach High Friday night. The: Irvine Leaj!'.ue victory ke:pl coach Bruce Pickford 's Barons in a first place tie with C.Orona del Mar and Magnolia with just one game remaining on the reRular season schedule:. Fountain Valley faces E_Qison Friday ·}.!ht-aHfurrtington. Although there were a batch of he:roes for lhe Barons, the two bi;i: plays by, Hernande-: really rocked the Falcons • With Fountain Valley leading only 12·7 the 5-10. 170.pounde:r recovered the Falcon bobble at the SO • Then one play later Baron quarterback Tom M~nier hit Hernandez with a perfect strike at the: 15 and when th• Falcon defender ftll down. Hem1nde1 strolled into the end zone with the clincher. It was an uphill battle all the way for the Barons. Santa Ana Valley. behind the potent passing of sr.nior Martin VanderRoest, had taken a 7-& lead into the dressing room at the intermission . And with Vande:rRoes t hitting at v.·ill. It &ppeared that Fountain Val\e:y might be in for a long night. MAGNOLIA 08 JOHH KiNDRED 11 21 TRIES TO ELUDE EDISON'S JOE DEMETRAKOS AS CHARGER 808 SMITH (22) CLOSES IN. MAGNOLIA WON, 7-0 But fumbles. mistake~ a:nd ke1 penalties hampered . C1"!ach Di ck Hill'! Sa nta Ana Valley contingent for most of the second half. : j{ustlers l\lust f'~alt Huskies' ~un1~ing Ga111e ~ : LOS· Al\"GELE!i -Gf'\ri en \\'e_;~ t;ouege's football tea m. 'A L!h its title )xi'Pes still flickering. battles tough East µ College tonight in a Southern J;atiforn ia CorJerence crucial. It begins ;:36 at East LA . l Coach Rav Shacklclonf s Golden ~·est :Rustlers h<i\·c \1nn just one (lf three ~ircu1t outings. Thus It \\vUld l;ke a \ 1i:- l orv ove r East LA t2·I 1 tonichl and a t yPrcss upset of leade r Los Angeles CC i 3.(l 1 to put them back in the ru111ung. ~ Golden \\'est rebounded frnm a rhree-~ame Josins streak 11•ith a 28-7 \ ictory $\·er Cypress lust \\'eek, but Shackleford t• d it was one of the Hustlers' 11·ors1 el· s of the sea'°"· \\'c had a lot uf blo\.\·n iiSsignn1e nts penalties ar.d \\C can·\ afford to Jif&ke tho:;e mista kes ai;a1nsl East LA," · tys the J{u~llcr roach. "1 picked ~ast LA as the team In beat : fore !he c.i1ntc1rnc<' ~t'H•on started and : ~slill think the~-;t~f' Hie hc~t team ·· : ~ Shack!C'fnrd n.::;urcs his Hostlers v.·11\ fi ve. to contain the lloskfes' running ' me if they \\•ant In nab their fourth vie- ~ ry of the current campaign. : ~"TheY hammer right at you, but they • 1111so ha\'e been unbelievably successful .tth the pass. alt hough they donl th rov.· ~ry much.'' ~East LA has a batch of outstanding "41nning ba ck! with George Smilh pro- r;..bly the best of the lot. ~Golden \\'est counters \\'ilh a vrry rine ~sslng game, engineered by fre shman lRll Cornelius. 4:Thus far in '71. the fonncr L3 Quinta • ~h flash has connected 93 times in 189 jlempts fQr 1,447 yards and 11 : 'f!chdowns. Record Pace for Cornelius Rustler Quarterback Ne ars Sc hool Passing Mark B~· CRAIG SHEFF OI II•• D•ll1' Pilot Sltll To say Bill <.:ornclius has been ;1 pleasan~ surprise for C'rolden West College 's football team this year \1·oold be an understatement of major proportion. "'hen football practice first began for !he Ru stlers a little O\'l'f l\ro mont hs ago. Cornelius 'Aas a lightly re g a rd e d qua rterba ck candidate. He really didn't figure lo even be !he \'o. 2 quarterback -let alone the starfing Rustler signal-ca ller. But that 11•as yesterday. Todav Cnrnelius is the loast of !he Rustler can1pus and he's .,...ell on his 11'ay to breaking l'VCty <•olden \Vest passing record in existence. TI1us far in Golden \Vest's seven i.:~mes. the 5·8, 155·pounder has con1· pletcd 93 of 189 passes for 1,447 yards and 11 touchdowns. ~1e·s already set four ltustlcr aerial n1arks and figures to break a bunch more before the ·71 csi1n11aign is ovl'r. The forml'r La Quinta Hish star needs just 310 yards p.assini; in the Ro.st!ers' tina l t~·o games lo set a single seasnn mark . John lni;:\ehart (1968) holds the record \vith 1.757 yard s. And if he plays as \\'ell in '72 as he has Weekend Sports on TV TOO.l.Y LU P.'11. lll CL -COLLEGE F00111.t.Ll - W•1Ml'IGIOll Sltlt'J Couci•r1 !11v1~ !II• O"cor-S•••1 1111v1n •1 Corvt l!l1 Ore • !fl • reo1tm11lly ltll Vl'td Plt<Ue !.lol>! (Orr!rt•.-c:t 'l•SI> I p,m, !SI CL -ll(ST OF !!OWLING this season he'll V.'ipe out lnglehart's twl)o year mar k (2.794 yards) b_v a long \\'ay. All four of his record s \\'Cre SC't in the 11pcning gainc lie t21 ·21 ~ with Oran ge Coast. They include most yards in one game (366 ), most attempted passes (42l, mos completed passes (23) and total of· fense in one tilt (3271. l~ostler roach Ray Sh;icklcford admits Cornelius· play has bcC'n a big surprise. ''!didn't think he'd be nC'arly this good •• , 11'1! e,·cn half this good. But rm· just tickled tu death. He's passt>d all our ex· !)Ct'tations. He"ll break every pa ssi ng record \\'e've got," says Shackleford. ''He's really got (\l'O things going for h1n1. ;\!!hough he 's small . he's very. very st rong fol' his size. And he really gels rid nf the footba ll in a hurry. His timing ls a!so good . lie doesn't take 20 days to set up and thro~·.'' "A nd he's \·er~·· very accurate,'' adds the Hustler head man. Sh;irklefcird !eels that Coriielius is a J:reat dea l better than lnglehart was as a fresh1nan. "John had a much better sophonlorc yea{. but Bill should break all his records.'' Anolh<"r plus \1·orking in Cornelius' fa\'Or, sa~·s S!Yclckleford . is his attitude. •·J·le has an excellent attitude. He 's \·cry humble and he 's a super kid to coach. I think he's a little a\,·cd by the succe!lS he 's had." Con1elius fee ts his success has been a direct result of Sh;:ackleford·s coaching. "I never considered myself much o{ a pa~ser untll I came here, but coach BILL CORNELIUS Shacklcfflrd has really taught me a lot. He's a super coar>h. "f rf'aJly o:dn'l throw ha rd when I came here. but he got me to 'A'ork get- lin~ zip on the ball ." Cornelius figu res he's I earn i n g something nC'w all the time. ··rm just starting to learn. HiR:h 'school \1·as kind of chaotic. In juniflr college you knol'•' \\'here your receiver is going to be .. \\'hile he's lei'lrning, Cornelius also hope~ to Im prove his running and ball ·handlini;1; rirlor to next season . And he adds ht's confident he can break Jnglthart's t1~10-year record. • Gauchos Face Pass-minded RCC Tonight RIVERSIDE -Saddleback College's Gauchos will be fightin g to stay alive in the Missio n Conference. football title chase tonight when they Invade the Ri verside Tigers tonight at Wheelock Stadium. Opening kickofr. gets under way at 7:30 v.·ilh lhe visitors of coach George Hartman rated two-point fa vori tes . For Hartman's crew it 's a do-or-die situation as the Gauchos (3-2) have to \Vin their last two !tonight and next Saturday Rt home against Chaffey'! Panthers) \vh ile hoping for total collapse& by Citrus t5-01 and the Panther' (3·1-1). 1'he chilled evening air in of this Inland Empire city is expected to be filled with passes. passes ... passes tonight. The host have in their poSl!lessio n the conference's leading passer and 11econd best throwe r in the state in sophomore Bud Kane. Up to no .... ·. Kane has clicked on 115 of 229 aC'rials for 1.408 yards and has thrown only 11 interceptions. There won't be much of 11 letdown in the airlanes for Saddleback , either. as freshma n signal calle r Bob Dulich finally pot dt all together in last Saturday's 24-14 setback aga inst Citrus. The first-year ningcr from f\1ission Vie· jo High hit on 20 Of 42 passes for 324 yards and a pair of scores and amassed 70 yards on the ground in shatte:ring three school records in the Citrus tilt. And the Barons unlcashcrl a p~werful running game to really ice it. Speedster ~1att Mohulski put f nunt11 in Valley ahead to stay on the secon d pla,'f of the half when he dashed 64 yard~ op the middle for a touchdown and a 12-7 ad· vantage. t-.1ohulski, 'A'ho fini shed the night with JJS net yards in II carries, also scor!d the first Fountain Valley TO on a 17·yard run around left e:nd late in the first quuter. The: Barons 11ot their final six-pointel" on 1 two-yard _plunge: by backup quarterback Bob 'l'atison, lat.e in the game. OAM• l-YAT1fltc.s Flt>1 dflWlll •in~lnl Fl'll dflWlll ~UlftO ~lr1t 00""'1 otnflt(tl To!AI llcot fklWlll Y1rd1 r111~1n1 Y1ra1 l'tHI~. Y1rd1 IOU Ntl y1r01 Qll!ltd PU11ff/l v1r1;1 Oll"~ct ,f'lllllt11Y1•d.1 tlefll liJM f Ymllltl Fumlllet 1111 Sctrl ty OUl ritrt S1~t1 A~I VtlltY 1 0 F &uMl l~ V1ll1y • 0 Ate~ .. 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Ne, .__lh1tt11 i..tt S1"t1 •••titre, 1 .. 11 No. 1-Ar(tflll II" Ptlldtfl•, U·U No. J.-. .. •ll dtlll tltd ,llt4il•111, 1'·1• NI. 1-Wll!lr" 11111 Hunll"tletl IMC~, t&.lt, No l~lt..it1r11h et11 IB'1clllc, 3'1·11, ·~e's approaching the Ttosller !>ingle Sf8son passing record uf 1,757 yards set b): John Jng!eharl in 1968. ~rnclius' chief targets arc split nd ~ike Shaughnessy :ind fla nker Randy Qibb. Shaughnessy hJIS cau_ght 23 .passes £1' 268 yards •hd two touchdowns ""'hile Cfbb has 111 catches for 447 yards and ll!fet TDs. l o.m. (II CL -· WtDI< WORLD Of ~POlll~ - ftllll'l'd .,.. '""•v't 1110 .. l•t 11\1 loYrn•"'•"' ol 11\r!llJ •u!o OM••<!tY" !flffl •T limo•. Fl• I ,~. WDrlCI Prel~l•OMI 11•0•! Olvl"" (ll1mp'OfUli M fl Nllll'!llll h •1'111 11\t 'l>O•kl Wro1Jwrallll'IQ (lll m• P·-1110\ lrarr lll• No1tl\trn Clli!or11.1 tot• of Prt1h,1m1 I ""'· IS> CL -PllO .. )l(lifllALL -TM lM Ancte ... L•ker-t t.lk• on 1i.. l•dll:lllU•• In Port!l.nd.' 0••~ In N111ot11I 9•11!•!11111 A.•!.O(l .. ~ 1c1...,_ I!•· UCLA •!fr $\OIMIV Wklo.1 II '""' l'Olllll• •Ct ol In. 1"0f·ll1nd (IW, Pirates Seek Crown, Playoff Berth j!_ail back Kim Wolf 3nd fullbac k ~ "'1'ker art the top Rustler ground Bfners. 10.>0 p,m, UI CL -llOXING, If' pm. 111) Cl -COLLEGE FOOTllALL -C•I '"1• (l-llt1Cl'!1 l•t t • lf!t AlltQ o• l1n Q,_ !t•tt 111 1 P1t'lflc CO-JI .t,llllt!'c AtlOC111!.it btll'-111 t,._ 9HO•t Cl!\I I SUHD.t.Y 10 "m 111 CL -1'110 FOOlllAll. l ll• 11•- !ite-1• I"• l •oot 1,. 111 '"'llO"llll! N~110,.1I FK•b•TI lf"llt Hl•-1 (e.!!ttt "<• ci•m• •I 0.ltO•!. (U Cl. l'tt, -~ttO ~00-YtAll -Al\ H!'l .l.IT\f•ICI " (iiilf t l'<i(I ~ lilt l)f"lWff.1! '"' II-Jl"IO... (o!tl ...... Ill• Jt'I ll MC. l•l••llt'd ''Om Ntw Yer~. f I 11.l"I, 141 Cl. -PllO ~OOlllAll -Cl1~tl1"11~ t.l 11•111"~J ""'fl lllt Cll tll ti K1,.1•1 Cl!f l" f <>Olllt r ~i· ,_ N,L Am••!tUI (llftlff,'l(t ml!(l!yll. ~ 11 11m. tnl Cl -CO\ASGl ,OOTIALI,. -'"' U'C; trolfl!J 11"11'• '""" , ... \l<tJl!lfl11tl" Hl,tl-ltt Ill . $ Pttllk (11111 ''fClfjl cl•tll 11 fN!!ll, I Orange COast Colh!ge is not a paper tiger and coach ~tal Eaton is c.'Ogttiunt O{ the fact hilli ~11. $an Antonio CoUege !\lounlic! face an almost Insurmountable task lonight 'A'hen they tangle \\'Ith the host Pirates (7:30) in a South Coast Confrrtnce rootb;ill game. '·On paper. \\'c don't belong on the same field \l'ilh them. They ouJ[ht to blov.• U5' ri(lht out-o! ~heir stadium," the first· year Jl.1ount1e coach says. Eaton talks or comparative SC<lres and l'\casnn re<'Qrcls. rill. San Antonio ls 1·7 and Orange Coa.~t is 641. A vlcll!ry tontiht "'ould .llh'e the Pirates at lrast a lihare of the cham· pionship and a berth tn the JC pliiyOffs Nov. 27. Coach Dick Tu cker's Ora nge Coast fttam has '01red to lofty pinn1cles, tl\is \\'eek being rated third In the state and shct h In national rankings. ~It. San Anton lo has been in a. rebuildin,ll'. year undtr tormer \\1est Covina HIR:h C"Ol'lch Enton. The ratio of freshmen to sophomores.. on the r.tountie team this sca80n has been Abou t nine lo one accord ing to E11ton. ln addition. injuries to two s tar t Ing r>•111rtf'rbacks ha s also been a sobering thou~I. At Orange Coast, Tucker lost the services of starting signal callf'.r Gary \'slbuena. But frtshm1n Alvin White: his taken over and done 1n out11andln1 job. It will be White in the driver's 1eat "lain toniJ[ht. Rick Hartsfield 211 fullb•ck and f\tark Lef\iellleur at halfback, spark the Orange Co11sl running g1me:. Both are freshmen And have been improving wlt h ea ch gam~. G~rlh \'i'isr. another freshm1n from Huntington 8(1ach. was ei:pected to le11d the Pirates this season but has betn out of action since tt.rly in the c1mpal1n. tucker is maklna one chanae In lhe defensive alianment, mov1n&: Mlke Davts in as !fie nose 1uard toni&ht. Craif Zaltoaky. an lll<onfertnc. ltleo- lion a year q o, Je1ds Ow dtfenslv1 sec:ondaey a.nd bas bttn tlrle spark tbat Jt- nites the Orana e Coa&t de!tnse eaib game. .. ... .. ' ' " .. !. ., .. ' ' ' ' .. '· Diablos In 14-12 Defeat By JOHN CASS 01 1111 OIUJ ,f>llll Stiff ··-,~. Ctlawell w"' To11is '"' Mtfrl'lettr ,.,,,.,) Oltrl<,., Toll~ Tvvt ll ~aQUJla leaGh GlBFY ~td. Strike's Over Bikes Are Here 100 Ten Spetds In Stock From $94.50 Up BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS • BEFORE STOCK DEPLETES 5 SPEEDS, 3 SPEEDS, CHILDRENS BIKES & TRIKES · Expert ServiC8 & Repair CHRISTMAS LAY·AWAYS 240 .THALIA e LAGUNA BEACH e 494-1522 • I/es .. suT nus JS ON& ~X -. YOU MAY NOT J.IAVli TO PAV ---· . 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DON'T CAD WHm TOii toQelfl TOii• CAI 'NI WOULD 1.ltf TO lllYlCI If f0 O~ll V PILOT Trito11 s hi 21-14 B~· AR,\IASll HAS SON Cl !ht 0.111 f'(lll lift! For three quarters 11 lookrd hkt San C!ementt', on t1i,o '-touchdo.,l'ns by Bill Ke nnf'y, plus l"''O con\·ers1ons by Kf\'in \\right, -.·ouJd pull lht' Ul\5e! of tht' ·71 foocba!I season and de- ft'a! T~ fa\'ort'd El ~1odena \'angua rd.!li Friday night at El ~todena. Ar 1ht t'ncl of thrte quarters of furious aclion the Tr11ons "''ere nursing a 14-JJ lead. But the Vanguards, close on !hf hf'els (If lt>ague-leading Ka. ttlla. a11d flgh1in e: for a strong enough hnish 10 gain a CIF playoff benh. come through "''Ith 11o1o·o foo nh quarter TDs to ~a1n a 21 ·1" \·ictory. • lt was a bltter pill to S"'al· lo""· for coach Torn Eads' Tri· tons. v.·ho had pla,·ed a magni· f1cPnt th ree quorit>rs to enjoy a 14-13 margin. The Trilons SCT1red on the third play o( the .,;a.me to take an early lead. Tile Vanguards came back - tied it up on a 63-yord ain e play dri\'e. Then the Tntons drove 80 yards in 15 plays to recapture tht le ad at J.i-7. Th;.l's the \\'&Y the first ha.If ended. And it looked e\'en better as the teams played on equal terms throughout the third quarter. That is, it ,,.as equa l until Ke\'in Sousa picked off a 'PISS late in the third quar- ter. Eight plays lat er the \l;i~ S1turdlJ, Novembtt U , 1971 •' .. Eagles Take a Shot at Loop Leader EaWlcia •• EtJl<I already have three louts ln Irvine League football bostilltlu with two games Jett on ·tht 1971 slate. The Ea1J., ol coocb Phil Brown realiu:, however, that they're atilt in the thlek or the ,title picture, standing I merl game behiltd the loop's mas· alve deedJock (Cl' the leader· 5hip. And Estancia gets a solid crack at one ol the leaden tonight when It I n v 1 d e 1 Anaheim 's Western High for matchup against the Los Alamitos Griffins (3-2). El Dorado «oesAfter University Openln& kickoU 1J 1l1ted !or a •~lock with the Grllflns one- polnt choices to top the ln· vadera from the Orange Coast area. Both squads are freah from recording" lmportan\ victories last weekend when the Eagles stopped Santa Ana Valley. 14· I , and the Griffins slid past Edison In the final seconds, 32· 23. It ahapes up as· a battle between Estancla's rock-hard defense and a balanced Los Al offense, which is among the loop'• beat. In the Eaale defense. the most noticeable people up front have betn tackle Bob Conklyn (IIS) and vid Craig Denna (206) while corner• Lee Joyce (1Ml and Scott Gayner (175) and llnebackeni John Dixon (210) and Dennls Snyder (165) are •lso blue chippeni. The other defensive end and tackle slota are filled by 155- pound Bryce r.oshow and 200- pound Kim Shores with Scott DeVries (145), Matt Wukawitt ( 150) and George Sanchez (ISO ) in the deep secondary . 11ost of Estancia's offensive fireworks coml! from a punishing runnlng game which features Dilon at fullback and the area '1 leading rushers - JU.pound jt.lnior tail~ck Dan Prlncl!olto. 1 For the Griffins . quarterback Jim Hamilton is the leading passer Jn the Irvine with 43 completions in 80 attempts for 623 yards and slll: scores while j un ior tailback Mike Schwerdtfeger Is the runnerup be hi n d Prlnceotto in the loop rushing stats with 541 yards in 119 car· ries. Griffin wide receivers Dave Slawson and Jim Ivanick com· pose the most dangerous pair in the league and the running game is backed up by senior fullback Guy Bob.i'nelte. junior Jeff Barton and sophomores Tom Jenninga: 1od Jim Greer. Estancia won Ja5t ytar. 21..a. E111Mll L+11t11,1 Of11M1 '"· ,141YI' WI, SE J~ B•rfllll l.0 T K(m S/'111111 IQ) G C•"9 o.nn11 201 c Vlntt Klte1 100 G Bob (0"0.1•" llJ T Doi.ii ll>1nl llJ TE Seo" G1vnt• Ill 011 Cl'lvtO. llo"t1 1!1 TS Oln P•ln(tOl!O UJ Fii JOl'ln Dl•on 11t Fl. Let Jort• llt tl•l"ll' 1"11. "'-Ytr WI, LC Scon G1vn•• llJ LE (•l it Dtftnl1 7CJ LT llr•<r (1\110"" !3J R r S'lb Cont•vn 11S RE K1fll $l'lort1 7CO RC Ltt Jcvtt IJJ Lii Oenn\1 Snvot, 161 LS .JCl'ln O••cn 110 1-18 Scon Dt Y••tl HJ t<ll M1U Wv•1wl•r 1SO S Geotgf S1n"'te Ut Lobos W reek Homecoming . Promotion For l(C's By Skipping LB, 32-12 Gilhousen Lobo halfback Mike Rouse on In the first quarter. Los Coach Jerry Redman at a fou r th -and-inches-to-go Amigos had the ball 19 times Roscy Gilhousen, \\'ell-known University High hopes to make The only ones happy at situation and prevented for the compared lo 10 for Laguna. Southern California scout for By GENE ~UBE Cl 1111 0111'1' ,Ht! 11111 the final week of practice as Laguna Beach's homecom ing momenf another Lobo TD. And in the second quarter. the Kansas Ci ty Royals wh() much fun as the Trojans have party Friday night were the Otherwise it wa;, a straight after Mike Moorman 's 25-yard serves as \Vestern Scouting had Cluring the past five day!. Artist princesses. Los Amigos 5how with some field goal attempt failed, the Supervisor, has been namt'd University's football team ·The reason was the Los great ball carrying by Rouse: Artists gave up two TDs then the organizat ion's top scout will host El Dorado High in an Am igos ,, Lobos ruined the who packed the mail 30 time!! connected on a 14-yard TD for 1971. Orange League encounter on evening by trouncing Laguna, for 168 yards and 8 5.6 pass for a ~ deficit .at the Gilhousen is wc!l known in the Miss.ion Viejo High field 32·12. average. half. the Orange Coast area and has toru.ghl (8J and a Troi·an vie-1 1 f b 1 He was aided by fullback The Artists scored six in the ,,·<oned many outstand;og h;gh t was a non· eague oot a I M'k p II h I d h h' d f nd J J d h • tory •·ould do 1·ust that. d 1 e owe w 0 ugge 1 e I 1r rame a ou Paye t e school and college players tD affa ir and oesn't count as far b II 11 1· f 73 d d b R d p II "Pra ctice has been a lot as the Orange (Laguna ) or the a, 6 imes or yar s an Lobo!!, ut ouse an o"·e contracts in re cent years. more fun this week alter we a · average. got their second v.·ind in the lncluded in the array of talent ,, R d Garden Grove !Los Amigos ) Both Rouse and Powell fourth frame. Rouse ripped off won over Laguna, e man Leaguts go, and both teams scoreti TDs with Rouse going huge chunks of v. ardage and signed during the summer admits. "And it would be are now 3.5 overall and going . f h h months v.·as Rocky Craig, great to continue int() the final 10 rom I e 10 lo t e second Powell iced the cake \\'ith his outstanding center fielder with W .. k of the season." nowhere. quarter and Powell bucking last-second TD. , UC 1 · Ho""·eve r a homecoming across from the one in the last Gary Adams r \' 1 n e Whatever his thoughts on h' h . . . GAME STATl~T1cs baseball team. l----,8">'ds-.h.d-u"""'1 . ton goal line. on a thrN!·yard drive covered 38 vards. the bi;: gainer a pass · from Tim Tivenan lo J\11ke Paolisso coverinR 20 yards to lht' thrt>e. raclice field endeavors. Red· game is somct tng t e v1s1llng 11 seconds of the game. L•t L,A -"'-'""'""""~"'°'~""'~""'_,eam-always-tries·tlT'"f"'hrapa·"rt--'Bonll..--·to·il"ftJ,_..,...,.,....,..n•-e ,,m,-~uslltn!r --ia--<GGiilhousen-joined-the-R-Oyall<-----man Md is Trojans ace a v .. ,. ""u ' I'"'' u 11 F l + ' 1 1 · 1968 t 1· The Van~uards' gamble for a l\\'O-point conversilln failed and !he Tntons sltll ltd. There was still 11 :52 l"t lo pla v. But \\•hen the Tritnns v.·ere forced to punt. lhe Van- guards ('flVered 57 yards In 11 pla ys with Tivenan roverin'! the last yard on a ke-eper to go ahead 1~14 ""'Ith 5: 16 left. This time they "''ere suc- ~ful on a t1vo-f10int COO· version v.·hen Tivena n ran the ball across. \Ytth enf}UJ!h lime left In thre<ilen the F.I ~1'lf'lcna· lead . Kenney drovt the Tritnns from their own 30 lo the Vani?U.<ird '" in fh(' nf'<:I !hr"(' n11nur··~ Pas~s to Pete Sellers and Charlie Dargan ate 110 mo,tt of the yarda~e. Jose i\1alaS?on pickin~ up six on two carrit'3. Then a rass int erception hv Paolisso appeared to end all hopes for a Triton upset. But the alert Lonnie !fulls. \1·ho along with the Triton defen- sive unit played oulslaridinJ? ball all night. recovered a fum ble to give the Tri/on~ an· other chance to lie or \1-'ln !he gam€'. K"T1ney comple!ed one pa~s to ;\l ark Klnj? for I~ varrls. but ofl er 1hrre incomplete lhnJv.·s ~lipPf'd anrt fell on fourth do1i,·n In end the Tntons· last C'hanre. The game ended one play la- ter. and El :0.lodrna 's plaver~. co;:iches and rMtPrs couldn't have bet'n happier IO SC'e It comp to 1. close. :O.l1ke Chemol!L F~il[ Dou~a11. Hutts. and the entire San C:e. . mente roster played inspired ball, could have gone home ""'ith a victory. if. as Eads pre- dicted, they had played a per- ft>Ct gam e GTid gotte11: a break or l\.\'O. G•Mt ST4Tli T!CJ '!nt do'<o'n1 rv1~1.,. Fl.,, -"I Dllo•nt ,, .... (II)"""'' ~·"•'! ti 1..-a1 t -.• <)'rMnl Y1·~1 •u~ ·~ Va,..,, D• t n, "'""' 1a1t It l!M ' " • • • • . 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The Vikings of Marina have been blanked in t\.\·o of their fire losses 3nd the other three setbacks sa\\' l\larina scoring one touchdo\1rn at most. Roth teams rtly heavily on lhr1r deff'nsi\'I! standouts and !he f.<i\'Ored Sailors (If cnarh f'Xin l.>nt f)OSSf'S.S inn papcr1 the better of !he two defenses. i.<'ad 1ng Lenrs Sailnrs up front are 6·4. 22S-pound Terry Albritton and linebacker Jim s-.·ick (200, jr. l. These '" n. along \ri!h Da \'e Gunderson, \\"a\'ne l\liller. Russ Tucker. \l;ii-k Dafbv , Jim Moise and John Tupy hav e been primari· ly responsible for allo~·ini;: on- 1~· · nne opponent i \\'estern ) mort' than one touchdo"'n . And the secondarv of Gri( Amies and Bill \Vhifford, plus ro\·er Randv Hamilton, has been a deci sive factor. They'll be p11t to the test bv f\larina's i;nphomore quarterback Greg f o!'.ter. Houser and linebacker Dave Rilling. f'ev.·porl's offensive allgn- menl is also an area that could t"Jllode with junior quarterback Kevin Reeser and sorhrunore wh iz Steve Dukich at the controls. Running backs Dan Seals and Ton y Horvath get most of their yardage on straight ahead quick openers and the t1vo ha ve accounted for 785 vards and five touchdowns between them. Horvath has punished the opponents with 3.3 yards per carry average while Seals' average in 64 carries is 4.9. i\.1arina has never beaten Newport in four tries. The fier ies began in 1967 with a scoreless d e a d 1 o c k and Ne""'JXfrl foll(lv.·ed v.·ith 21-7, 18- 15 and 7-0 victories. ,as. " ' 0 ' 0 ' " " " " " ! ' ' " ~· " " l NIWl'Of1 H1rllo• Dtttn11 Pl1,1r '+'" Amlt l err., Albr!!!on I/erk O~lbv ~1~'1.:'a;~:" Miki ~'own llu•' ll<llr l(ev•11 llttwr r onv HQ•vl lft D1n ~etll Jim Swick 0.1 ..... M•ke Srl!W~ Wavn~ Miiler [lave C.v11crerio" J~~·.t.o1~rlHOll Jo"' Sw1'k i<~nd¥ H1mll!D11 !tun Tut•er Ja1111 Tua!. l '" Wl\11 crd rll Amit• Llntv•• ... ·~ l., ., m ·~ 1~ "' "' "' lff \~1 ,. !:l l~ ·~ team that has lost two straighl and the Lobos played the part game, which was largely con· F,::, 11:.,w::.~:!~~111 , 7 as a scout 1n o con 1nue a d 11 be of spoilers to perfection. trolled by the Lobos' effective tn1~• 11rit 11_..,1 • 1~ career which dates back to ;ri~e~g1t: i!~ya :i~to;.i On the other hand, there rushing attack, was the pass· ~:::: ~~!~:~: ~~ ~1 1939 when he graduated from El Dorado has r'.scn to Jhe were br,·ght moments for the ing antics of the brother com· Yft•di 1011 n ~· Compton College. . N•i r 1•111 "'""1 nt 111 1 1 d d · h 1· 1 f 85 heights and slumped to the home folks and three incidents htnation (If quarterback Ken Pu"111Av••••• 11•1hnc• J·lli 1 ;1 nc u e in l e is o depths in the scoring depart-tha t brought them to their Shrout and flanker R ic h ~~';.:"!',~';,f"u~!~,1Pt1~~111~ 5~:;~ ~.~s players he has scouted dand ment. On two occasions the feet , other than the crowning Shrout. 5,,,, ~Y o u1rH•1 signed and v.·ho ha ve ma e it Golden Hawks have posted 34 of the queen at halftime, were On the first two Los Am igos t:,:u~•,,,1,01 ~ 1: ~ t~; to the n1ajor leagues are Tom and 33 point! but Jn three the following: TDs the brothers scored tw o· •vsH1ttr; · Burgmeier ancl J im York of other games they ha ve been -A second quarter 14-yard point conversions. Ken lobbed L••un:cb•e•c:, ,.1 i v, the Rovals: Da\'e LaRoc:he shutout. TD pass from quarterback to Rich on the initial one and ''H''~ • tJ 11 ! 1 and Lloyd Alle n of !he Redman 's Trojans h a v e Gary Fisette to Skip Winship Rich connected to Ken on !he :~::;,1! t '~ ~ ~ ~ California Ange Is : Jim JikewiSf! ridden the roller-""'hich gave the Artists a little second. Ken afso hit John co"•"' 11 "' l 1.! f\lcG lolhlin cf Cincinnati: and coaster in the def ens Ive M>mething to cheer about dur· Rusk for two add itional points ·~~·1~Dll ,; .~ 2~ :.~ Jay Johnstone and Sthie.ve department although I as t ing the break . on the third Lobo tally. ,. !.<~~· Lo• ""''IOI 1 •.11 Kealey of the Chicago \V te week's 13 points equalled the -A third quarter 43-yard And on the final Los Amigos I( lt~•0111 ~ ~ 11 1 1 Sox. total offensive (IUtput for !ix TD ra mble by Fisette that TD, reserve quarterback Scott ::~~1 :n 1~; 2~ ! : "Gilhousen has done an previous games. narrowed the Los Amigos lead Schwartz charged the Artist M§'''~~r 1 n 1 •' outstanding job from the first "The bright side of oµr pie-to 24·12. \ line for two points, giving the Tar••• ,.413~Ncll7 31 3·' day he joined our organiza· lure this season has been our -A great tackle by Artist visitors a perfect night in the LtJuM •••cft tion." Lou Gorman. director of defensive play." Redman guard Woody White tn the t w o ·point conv e rsion F'"'" ~: ''• p~r ,.~ ~.~ minor le2.gue (lperat1ons and "Y'· "There were a couple of fourth quarter that stopped department. rto&e•'-' ,,• ,• ,o o .ooo 5couting 1iaid. d I T11t•11 , _ '•'"' 7a ·1~ Gilhousen is a former scout games where they score qui e .. v. a few points but on the whole. IC . ~c ... av• 1! : ~ .llJ \vith the Pltlsburg~ organiza· }:. kids ~ave done a good Western Riddles ltTo~!~rOUI 11 J I ':~ tion and the Cali.fornia Angels. "El Dorado runs the ball right at you and when you stop thitt part of their game, they turn to the air and have two quarterbacks who do a creditable job. One is a better runner than the other and lhat bov Mike Adams at tailback is a dandy." The two signal callers are Chrif Jones and Afike f\.foore, a junior. J(lnes is the runner and operates the oplion play to perfection. Al University. Redman made several switches in his offensive backlield prior to the Laguna ga me and apparently they paid off with dividends. Ray Hale, a junior, has taken over at the quarterback post. moving Ed Ca ll to a flanker back position. Hale will start.against El Doroado. Bill Riddle. formerl.'' a split end. opens in the backfield at tailback for the sec ond straight \\'eek and Da ve Ong will handle the fuilback duties. Huntington, 40-12 By LAWRENCE BARO or •~• 0111, f'llll fl•H Fired-up Western H i g h , playing before a noisy football homecoming throng at Handel Stadium in Anaheim Friday night, kept a firm hold on se· cond place in the Sunset League with an easy 40-12 ""'in over the visiting Huntington ~ach Oilers. Led by junior quarterback Bob Acosta and n1nning backs Bob Dapper and Allen Osbon, coach Jim Everelt's high nylng Pioneers c h u r n e d throug h and around t he bewildered visitors for 398 total yards. Pioneers looked like runaway freight train. The classy Dapper &tarted the rout v.•ith slightly ovt'r three minutes gone in the game v.•hen he zipped off tackle and zoomed 87 yards to score. Before the half ended Acosta slipped into payd irt three more times to give the Pioneers a Mlid 2&-0 edge. As potent as \Vestern's of- fense was. the defense ""'asn'l exactly ineffective. Led by Paul Charlton. Dana Nafziger and Ken Grant, the Pioneer defenders limited the Hun- tington Deach rushing attack to only 19 yards. 43STORES TO SERVE YOU SMOOTHER PERFORMANCE, BETTER MILEAGE. DU PONT GAS BOOSTER Fosl er has gained valuable PXpcricnce and could be ready Mt11111 LI"""'" UR!v•~;:1~1ft-' fnr his be~t effort. He's cnrn· 011e11w "°'· "i.v•• w1. Dapper, a fl ippi ty 165· pounder, led the "'ay for the Vt'estern club by ripping for 162 yards in only 13 carries. Thafs helter than a firs t dov.·n every lime he carried the ball, Through the airway, the Oilers gained another 19 yards as quarterback Jim Martin completed nine of 20 thro""·s. Bolh Oiler scores came in the fina l qu<1rler. ~iarHn notched the first tally by plunging in from the ont'. The ' other came on a 17-yard run on a. recovered fumble by Uneback@r John Gar1and'.'- • Reduces and h!lps to c:on!rol exh aust emis· ple1e1.t 4l of 121 for 652 yards ~o~, 1to!°1~~·/.,, "''· l" ~~11:1J'r'(!.:'" ;~ and six touchdo-.·ns. Howe\'er. iE 11/:"l~r~~-m ~ Ji:: g/~,., l~l opflllnents ha\'e pilfered 10 of ,~ 0~~~",:(1fi'~~r11"1 i~ 9 ~~c0:~110 ;fl his aerials and thal"s ptrhaps ll•v•n 1(''"1 us :r.1 N•<• 111t11 l!J ''"port's besl offense -in· o'I 11111 $W••• 17s ¥ ~11Rr .rr;:1t ''' ~II &;~w1'fi~"' ]~~ ~a t •t Ont ltf lerct>pllng passe~ 111 w~'"'" 1<1•••• 1n Ft. d c111 11'11 (nach Leon \\'heeler ha s se Miio.• L•tv D•tin• Id ,.., ,.,¥,, Cll'111w w1, lwefed up his backfield wilh 6-E. c.11er1 MrMur rv 11) £ Gto•tt .. , .. '""" 111 I "' ii f l;tOll .. ,,.1, "'° f Dom Dt 2" I. 205-pound Dan Wei s. n e ~. MC. llrvtn ICtr~I ,','l MG JI ... 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Mton~t r l>tc:1fic: Cot1I Slntl ltth1ft9 1 111111 N. Ml11il, DIOT. A '1J SAMTA ANA -/IUI tll 1111 I "'If !It;• lfthrl'r!l!ltll lllKlrlllrlf !~I flHA•l.Jilo t,1,..UH f'lrf!\fflhla. 'll"'lt I A•oreu ("Y ,-,..,..,. ·- \111k'1,,.1rlc1r~ • "''"'' sli•191 1 f11hf111 f1l111,, 11•w,•tl c 1,+•r 64•·1010 Meanwhile, w h l I e Hun- tington Be:ach w1s ha\in& Its; troubles moving the ball. the. Tttalt . " ' . . ' • »• Jl&SJ IHG M¥111!11t llll llltll . " ... 1J -1 J " ., ,. •t •Ill ... l'(l t 1 I! '" ~ Wul•r~ . . ' ., .. I ! 0 t 11)1) 1t71Jl'O Kids Love Uncle Len , 8atur.da y in the DAILY PILOT o;i• 'ff 1 • n Helps keep engines clean, re· duces \Year. SAYE AT 1H IS LOW HICE! 66' DU PONT TRANSMISSION CONDITIONER ·& SEALER Prolon gs avtomobllt-trans- mission l!fe. 1top1 le1tks. Hll"5 YOU AVOID CO•Tl'f .,,,.,u 88' • •' Ex-Rustler Football Stars Now Coaching· in County . rormer Golden ~est Colle1e football stars art trickling into the coaching ranks in Oran1e County. Three members or the second year 11967 ) Rustler team, all members of the defensive secondary. hold coaching posl~ons in the county in the same category. Puc Pierce who holds the school record for single game Interceptions, (three 111inst San HOWARD HANDY Bernardino in 1966l. is dtfenaive seeondary coach at Westminster High. Jack Olson, the leading pan interceptor in 1967 at GWC with five , is currently coaching at Huntington Beach. Alec Walker, who not only played In. the 1tcondary but did the kicking for the first. t ver GWC team and averaged · 32.4 yards per punt and 40.4 per kickoff, is at Garden Grove High. • • • Jerry Hulbul'• UC 1"1ne freshman basket· ball tum may be the: most ei:perle nced crew of yearlinl• to ever play for the Anteater ln1titatloa. The lro.1h speqt afternoon• scrlmmagin& acalrlst Ui.e varsity on Tuesday and a1al.n on SaWrday and before start of the season la December, could have four or five more full· teacth scrums (with offlcla11l a1aln5l the potent varsity. While the fre11lmen can't eoatal.n Tim Tift'• c:rew, tbey llavt done a creditable job 11 Ult flnt two outtn11 a.nd 1lvu die var1lty le1m a cha.nee IO work 1111n1t player• otber thu tbelr own teammates. • • • Freddie Goss. basketball coach of the UC Riverside Highlanders, has been named to two committees for the National Asaoclatlon of Basketball Coaches. Goss, former Compton High and UCLA 1tar. will serve with the NABC colh!ge divi· sion basketball tournament advisory commit. tee and with the NABC summer camp com· mit tee. - It Is unusual to have a coach named to two sucb ct1mmlttees but Goss has had his team go to the finaJs ln the national tournament (196s..70) and has also headed a summer youth program at UCR the past two year. • • • Bo Rober10n. cro11 country and track coach at UC Irvine. saya be wUI be1ln workouts In the cinder 1port 011 Ott. t. ''I really can't aay bow many we will have nut for track until we start practice," Bo 1ays. "I have been talking to a lot n( hlgb school athletes this year and hope we gel some of the better ones for nert year but this coming season wUI be another matter," 1be likeable young coach admits. "l hope we have Hme 1urprh;e walk-oDJ but J don't know at the present time.'' • • • Southern Callromia College basketball for· tunes could t.ake a tum for the bttter this season. The Vanguards are altempUng to upgrade their schedule along with recruiting some junior college athletes and despite the loss of Ted Harper !graduation) and David Payne (transfer ). could have a representative team in the NAlA this season. Saturday, November 13, 1971 , El Niguel Golf Clta11111io11s Uguna Niguel's El Niguel Country Club rcrcnlly held its 1971 club championship golf tournament. Top prize winners (left) are Laguna Beach's Harrison ' Carrick, thrid flight: South Laguna's Rick Gouin. first flight; Dr. Bill Foote of Santa Ana. overall \\'in· ner; and South Laguna's Skip Su1artley, second flight. Golden West Captures Cross Country-Crown DAil V PI LOT 21 Cardinals Face Jets After Loss The Golden West Card inals ot the Southern California Municipal Baseball Associa· lion's Orange County League will take on Lakewood '1 Douglas Jets Sunday in a semipro contest at Costa 1'-1esa's Te\V inkle Park. ·• Game time is l p.m. Last Sunday. manager Bob- by Cha va rria's Cards played 1 doubleheader at the same location against Gf\1C of Anahe im. with the latter group winning the nrst contest by a 1-0 count and tht nightcap being called at 2-2 after 10 innings ~use of darkness . :f\iyron Pines. r-.like Arvizu and losi nJ! pitcher Joe Pel:i collected the only hits for the C~rds in the opener. Goltt" Wtll C1rd1 Ill .. • .. , So~•e, '' , • • • 'I"~" ct , • ' • A,v11u, " , • ' ' SD•ll(,, It> ' • • • G•ll•9htt, rf ' • • • W!nG~•d, Jb ' • • • P1tm", lb ' • • • Yoo.,, c ' • • • Ch1v•"l1. lll ' • • • Kt"nPdy, lll • • • • Pelf, ~ , ' ' • Tctll• " • ' ' ScGrl • .,. lftnlfttt • " • GM' .. ... .,._, ; -~ Gokle" Wt!! .. .. ...... G&l,tn W•I C11"11t lll •t ~llftl Wlnt••d, U Golden \Vest College rolled lie covered the four-m ile pcte in the Southern California ""'"1ne1 '1'17• 1 1100 S••ct n•• ,,.,., Je11n1on. i11 h k r ~~ .• ~ ... ,,.~¥.'11 u Ol: u. O•v• "'""· A•vl•u. 111 ~ 0 1 0 ) 0 I I I 0 ! 0 to its second conseculi\'e course in 20 :31. champions ips a wee rom P•lntt•. P Southern C a I i for n i a Con-Teammate Da ve Lockman today at Grossntont College. ~wr:..;~t~:¥,~:11~~~v:,,~:~~'iu1 ~::~:i.•;11 c1 feren ce cross country cham-v.•as second in 20: :>9, Jack 1'1canv.·hile al Balboa Park LACC 1t1. Etkitt. u F Q f. · h d r th in San Diego, Orange Co;isl's ii:.•nn..iv. 111 t a o o l 0 1 fl ' 0 0 0 j 1 I ,1 1 a o I J 0 2 0 ~ionship riday, winning Mc uov.•n 1n1s c our 1wth Co•ll CM1t1r1nct """' Hickmon. D LA H bo C II I d V •1 · cross cou ntry tean1 finished 111 l•lbe• ,.,k, !•~ Dl"°l ,. o-No-eh I and ily at ar r o ege. (2 :08 ) an 1c "art1nez was Tc,,.i.v:11vldui 1 _ R1ndv s1>0n1 1s.n11 M~~~~;;, 1 P• sk• p• k st ~J last in the scven-leam Soulh ,. 1 n J1 . tg . m-IC . -aro --a·c· -a--Coach~oon!s-RusUer.11,-lULO..I . --------~eo""'.~,,""'eo~.~,~.~,,~.~,~,~,~ie'T1a".'--"="'--""~J~ .. ~ .. ~.~c~·;.,~,~.-.~~=,"·~~,~,.-,~~~"c--~~=~1:'.-,-,-- -· - -'-1 '-' ~apoplt~red•·i·r'hevenG0o1rdelnhe ,'v"ePst'·,1 The Rustl ers totaled . 20 ~11t:~1e8~~~~· /J~.11~·'::. t~:\" ~1~~~ Tot•I• 1 0 0 • I 1 0 0 0-G-••-----1 0 fl 0 ' , ' For Former Trojan Gridder By PHIL ROSS Ot lfll O.llT Pllet Sttft Football seems to follow Mission Viejo'a Toby Thurlow wherever he goes. A native of Escondido, the ~ JO.year-old Tustin High ac- tivities coordinator's life - past, present and fu~re. - contains endless assoc1ahon.s with the gridiron :15port. To begin wUh the present, Thurlow's latest claim to fame has been as a top prize winner · o( the DAILY PILOT'S weekly Pigskin Pickeroo contest. Tustin High this year after four years at Santa Ana Valley High (two as a football aide and tennis coach and two as activities director), also has enjoyed quite a past. He and brother Steve (one year you nger) were a 1-2 end- quarterback punch at Escon- dido High in the late 50s. In fact, Toby earned a\l.CIF , honors in both football and 4 basketball as a junior and was all-San Diego County as a 1 senior following that area's secession from the Southern Section. In the first seve• weeklf of the Plckeroo in 1971 , the form· er University or Southern California end (circa 1960-62) has entered just three times. However. he made hay while he could by guessing 21 wirl- ners out of 25 contest games correctly to capture the No. 1 spOt in the third week of the Pickeroo. Thurlow feels there are several variables involved in bis Pickeroo success rhe and his family won 10 footballs as rewards ln last y e a r 's Prophet-for-Profit derby ). "First." he claims. "it's mainly just a matter of luck and figuring who·s the favorite in all the different newspapers. "Then. you hive to take things Hke home field ad· vantages, the various coaches and thin111 like lnjuries into " '! .. . ' Also while In high school, • i Thur.low was rated as the .--11' sixth btst 18-and-under tennis prospect in the county. ' TOBY THURLOW consideration." Along with the vietoriou.s ·nature of the Pickeroo, Thurlow reasons that the con- test also has its own aesthetic value. Says the ex-Trojan, "I re1Jly get a big kiclt out of it, es~ially when I win. But one good thing is that it keeps me up on the scores. "And giving the g i f t certificates (Pickeroo winners receive them from co-sponsor South Coast Plaza ) this year ii s better deal lhan the basket- balls they awarded la~t year.'' Thur!O"', who came to Spending his first two years at USC as a freshman football team member and varsity redshirt, Thurlow lettered ~is final two years as a varsity semi-regular. He recalls. "I didn't get to play much on offense because we had Hal Bedsole at the time and he v.·as an All· American . "But I did play more on defense and it was the best thing I had to offer under the circumstances.'' Thurlow's most memorable momenLs 11s a defensive end were against Roger Staubach and Navy and in the 1983 Rose Bowl clash ( 11 wild, 42-37 Tro- jan win) 11.ter in the campaign against Wisconsin. Grid Standings •·1 played about ten minutes in the Rost Bowl game but my biggest thrill was in the Navy game when I kJ1tocked down fo ur of Staubach'a passes," IUNllT t.IAOU. W L T W•,...,llUN• ' 0 0 w. .. "' s , 0 N..,.,...,-1 J 1 D lMI•• ) J 0 ,t,n11WI"' 1 ' 0 Mu101,.._., IMdl 1 ' 1 a..'111 ,t,n1 1 ' I Mtrfnl 1 •0 P,. PA 11' 11 '" " M " " " IJ 111 . ·~ 1J ,,,. a •M "rllll•Y'• Sc1r11 W•t!ftln1ttr 7', Ant~lll" 1 W•to!"ll a. H1111tl"f'-' 111c11 n LM,.. )I, S1n•1 Ant 1 T11111tllt'1 aunt M1r!111 11 NIWPIU1 ~n (1-!t Yf VIII• "'rk 1! l!I Mldtnt 'llllWAY t.IAGUI WLTPPPA I 0 J 116 5' l 1 fl ll1 Y l"ullt•le" ICt•nMIV Su~!W Hlll1 s1v1n~• -·-..... I.I H1!1r1 ' 1 , 1m M J , 1 13' ., I l I 11 11 ' ' fl JI 11' "~ 1 4 l ,,. " '--•II 06f1Jllt2 "rlf11•1 Sell'• l'Ull"1"" ''· LI Ht br• e T..., 11. L-••1 G ii:..,,n9d'f 16. Sunnv Hllll 10 Ttlllf-1'1 01n•11 I Utnl ,,.,. vi, $1v1nn1 11 LI ftlln'll Thurlow says. While brother Steve (a Stan- ford star at the same time ) later went on the play four years of professional football with the New York Giants and Washington Redskins, Toby chose to continue his studies and procured his MA. d.egree_ in education and 11dm1n1str1bve credentials from his alma mater. 1The brothers Thurlow are ANGlt.UI LIAOUI W L P' l lthDtt ' G IH St, "•ul 1 fl u' Mtlir Oii 1 2 71 .. !lllX 1 l lll still very close ; ao close, in PA fact, that Steve's wife gave ~ birth to a baby 1irl In San " F'rancisco sli: hou.rs after "' 101 Toby's wife bore a baby girl 5-111 , J 11 1• laat March). S!. Anll!onY II 4 II "'1114f'• Set,. 111/ICtp "''"'' tt. 51, AMhOllY D Ttl1rM11'• ••11111 litl!Cto AllWll vi SI Ptul t i Vt1tr1,,. S!l~IU"' s ...... 11t yt lo\ ... , Oii " '"' lowl OAllOIN OllDVI t.IAGUl W L p, "" LI Clu0n•1 4 0 II M ltnlltte I I 125 , 11 lltl!Cl'lll .llt"'lfol1 J 1 ti Jt P1<1nu 1 J l'7 " Gl••tr'I Gr1v1 2 • • II .. l ot!N G•I-1 ) 71 6t LH """]-•I 6 Ill 101 """'" lfffM lt"''IM M. •tMl>e AltlflltM P "tc:lllc1 '1, GI'"" Gr-U T"""tllf'1 _f t - \..I Oulntt 11 tell. Gr1nott Still teaching ' teMis on a semi·profesalonal, free-lance basis In the Misaion Viejo-Sad· dleback Valley area, Thurlow has two ultimate aspirations. And. of course, one pertiins to football. Thurlow'• desire to return to the gridiron hinges on only one possiblllty -that i1. provided ht can 11uume 1 high achool he1d coaching job 10me where. either In Orange or San Diego counties. Otherw!M:, he 'll be ilatiafied Bue Cagers Fall climbing up on th• ad- _mJnlstratlve ladder to an Despite 51 point& by forw1rd e.Jentual post 11 a principal, Skip Williams and cu.ard Jehn superintendent or aome other Seymour, Ora.nge. Co a 1 l position of 1imll1r honor on Celle(e'1 baskttball tetm fell the higher scholasttc level. to lAl\I Btach City College, No matter where his al!l! 9~90. In 1--s-crrmm&ge 11 OCC bltlona. like him, Toby Friday. Thurlow at\11 can rely on the Wiiiiams hsd 27 points, ln-Pi11kln Plckeroo for tame eluding 22 in the flrat hall mt11ure ef 1ucces1 -after while. Seymour bit 24. Team. all, It's related to football, mate GleM Nelson canned 14. Isn't lt1 0 0 points \\1hile Second place Rio S011lh.,.11 C1l!loml1 Conf1rtnct MNI l!·H ; OJ, Mlk• Jllnel l•:lt Scott by 1~nlnll l•t l" H1r110t) l11m u:orlno -Ml. 51n ,.,.,.,,,10 15. Steve Lassegard the individual Hondo had 67. Golocn W•'1 icorln; 1 ~11vt 511111 "'"' "'· c1rrlln•-'C....ful\t~1an t4, Winner. Golden west will now com--~0•,\i~•rot;1~t,.Uco~n .... ~•;f,G1\0)~"'v'i~ ~·,~ .. ~:·~:..~::. 111~ s111 0 ~ 163• ~MC 001 OfoO (!11(1 Geld~" Weil OID 000 100 DAILY 10-10, SUN . 10-7 ' " I D--! 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B·UY: WHERE YAN~ STAKE 1 TRUCKS PICKUPS WHERE YOU'RE THE . caMPERS TREATED LIKE A CLEAN cn111: .'iiF.fi: r\LL ,~IAK E.'i CUSTOM~R USED CARS · EXAMPLE: 1969 INTERNATIONAL TRAVELALL BEFORE AND ARE P~wer steeri~9~ •ir. ~onditionln~, V8, •utom•tic. Nice.. AFTER YOU PAY · · '70 CHEV. MONTE CARLO Cpe, Air, 1ulo., rtdio, P.S., S1n1ttion1I prict, nict ctr. fl9111 PO $2499 '71 MALIBU SPT. CPE. 1,701 mil•1. Showroom fr•1h . VI , 1tick, r•dio, pow•r 1l••rin9. f6610Lll $2999 '70 MALIBU WAGON 6 p111. Li•• n1w. f;c1. w1rr1nly, 6 cyl., 1tic•, cl11n, wond•rful buy. !JOOASI) $2399 69 IMPAlA CUSTOM CPl Autom1fic, 11clio, P.S., •ir concl.. ftcf. w1rr•ntv.t v1i11blt. IZAY9t51 ' .· $2299 '1~ EL CAMINO S.S •. 396 \II, •1110.,· P.S., ,;, cond. Terrifi,-b11':"• !J951lF ! $2799 '69 NOVA CHEVY -11 Cou p•· R•dio, P.S., 1ulornelic tr1n1. Sh1rp buy. IZVC5l61: '67 NOVA CHEVY . tt ' 4' Dr. 6 cyl., pow•• ·1lM'1n9, r•d1o, 1uto· in1tii:. o,,c1 1h1rp. · c UOF1_62 l $1399 '66 CAPRICE 4 DOOR R1d!o, pow•• 1!11rin9, 1utonwilic, 1ir concl., vinyl roof, 1tron9 ctr. ITPA904 ) .'64 CORVffiE $1099 '69 fORD LTD 2 Oil CPl Rtdjo, power 1ft1rln9, t ulo., t ir, tilt whl., Yinyl roof. IXll!.1011 $2499 '68 FORD MUSTANG ll:IH, pow1'r •l••rin9, 1ir, 1utom1 llc. ?t,. 000 1c+. mil11. fYCM41J ! $1799 '71 V.W. BUG . -_S,1799 '71 BUICK LE SABRE Cpt. R&:H. P.S.. t ulomelic, .,;nyl roof. !P2567l $2999 '70 PONTIAC CATALINA Cpt. R&H, power 1fttrin9 , t ulomt lic, ,;, cond. IP2SSI ) $2399 '70 NOVA CHEVY II Cp•. VI, pow•• li•••in9, r1 .tio, 1ult m1tic, nic1. (696AEEl . $2399 '67 FORD ECONOLINE P.U. R1dio, "••'•'• dick, cl•tn iruc•. IZNM· 'l2l) $__79 . : '69 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1 Dr, H.T. RlH, powtr dttrin9, 1 11!0., t ir, vinyl roof. (067CNUI $2399 69 Y. W. CAMPER $2699 '69 NOVA CHEVY II 4' Dr. VI , r1dio, l'.S .. 1ir cond., f~cl. w1r• 11ntv 1v1il 1bl •• !YWTl601 $2 199 · '6~ TOYOTA CORONA ' Coup• H.T. Auto,,,tlic lr1.111mi1tion, r1cl1t. IXWZ5791 I -$999 -' 1 128 DAILY PILOT , TUMBLEWEEDS A RCTTTlO e JLLFOLO, 8VT NO CAllOS 0/0 IDENT/Flc.tmON. "THIS MONTH 1ltf' covmo l'\.A~K FEA1Hfl\ OOES10 "THE IRl~E'S MA1lil!MA1lCIAN! lllAi RIGID PIBli f \116fi ! 1HAi Nt1'<1RAJ;-NUA>IN' NOtJ6llf NOODl.fR!1!1Ai ~l>IGI N'GASSER! A~60R1SllC AH11 I NAMi=-VoU INDJ AN OF 'THE. MON'TH ! TMun AND JEFF TAXI.I DRIVE ME CRAZY--DRIVE ME Pi'N Pl.ACE! I FE EL OH GOSH, I FORGOT MY WAL.LET! • UKE RIDING.' w=::~:;:.:...:; FIGMENTS -~ ACROSS '1 C:at'n9 o11t •s •6 Or1~r oi.,,ar::l IOl'Ct 'ully lo Trtaty 1~ J.mMonia coml)Otllld: Comb.'°'"' 15 A.tlrrss Bayts ifi Yl"i~li kt 17 ~.lll\rtl! 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Ind ian &4 H~rd-shtlltd • ~s ·7 "l7 Ttin ~parl ~<!lied fruit ! : ;·i •.y t-•'p victrnt!y 65 Cretk 6 1 • 9 10 II 11 1 " . ' ' " JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH PERKINS .i,,"'i~~=- J, (l)i tu 11•1) -IJy CIMlftr Gould "NOW Olllt W011K RIALLV •talN8," SA'<S '!'AACV. By Tom K. Ryan By Al Smith By Dale Hale /I/~ I j/1' ~· ~ . .• Ll'l ABNa • MOON MULLINS " " -.. l<EEP AklW •• 'IOO'LL GET .Mf. ALL ~tNKLED! rT 5 TIME rotTME WOllLC> Tl-IETWO Of= SECONt' "er CUrTAJN! VOU .WWt' I~ I GO WE'C' BET'TR 6Er !!"C.K TO ™E l-IOT'B.l SA.CK TO otlll gllT, Pl.EASE. I WA.NT SEA.TS! VOtl TO 5EE THE llESr a: "™E PlAY:° W!LCCl'IE 'l'o THE WONDEiiFUL. WOllLD OF By Mel EVASIVI' A~SWERS: .. By John Miles ~--~ ,, By Al Capp HOO-AA!! •MllUl TMAT? SOME.THING SMELLS llPTTIH IN f>l0e.6Q,/IA - By Gus Arriola OP CC<JIZSEf -J3e-S7' sruPi: USUAL!.'/ OOES/ PAT!JEIJC/! 15 ,TllE MARX oF' rile tZ)}.//JOISS/WR/ By Ferd Johnson ~M .• S TILL, MAYSE YOll1RE -l'NOCJ<;!tt:JKCHIM-Atf'eAt:I'(;- By Roger BoDen •• 11).lAT r:N A 'SAIJ WE SWIM TO ,.~ orHER -s.1 oe. a= mi: \.AKE ANO mlM!> OJr a" 1'He ~ AU.. AT OlCE ? THE GIRLS .. ~ ~'1t/~ n-1; '1 ••• and bow terribly sorry I am. EUa, lo read ill your letter about all that rain, sleet and snow back home.·• DENNIS THE MENACE • I • OAILV PILOT Everyone Ho• Someihing That Someone Else Wants DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED 'ADS You Con Sell It, Fin d It, Trode It With a Want Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results ~--lor••_l~I .__ -_-_ ...... _J~ 1 ,_ ...... l~I l~I I~ I _...... I~ I -1 ""'" ~~;;;; I~ I * * General * * * * TAYLOR CO. EASTSIDE COST A MESA * * Quiel street, no traffic, but close to \Vestcliff shops & srhools. Sharp 3 bedroo1n ho1ue \V/ formal dining room. Professional landscap· ing & fruit trees. O\vner anxious. $39.500 201 5 ALISO OPEN SAT-SU N 1-5 EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE . .\. Great Opportunity! Architect O\\'ners of these 2 brancf NE\V \va terfront honles \\'ill consider in exchange: your srnaJler hoine, land, apartment bldgs., or Trust deeds! Or '''ill lease/option. Each one has 4 BR., r,R., formal DR & study. l.f igh ceilings, spacious rms & luxury carpeting. You 'viii love the open plan.11uge price reduction $143.500 e<i. 6 & 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT·SUN t-5 WESTCLIFF-S BEDROOMS See this exclusive today! \Vonderful fan1ily home \Vith lge rooms. f'a1n r1n .. 4 baths. 20'x 40' Pool \V/separate Jacuzzi pool. 879.900 1615 HIGHLAND OPEN SUN -1·5 LUXURIOUS WATERFRONT-$165,000 Immaculate condition. Lge living rm for gra- cious entertaining. Cheerful '"niorning room", 3 Fine BR plus waterfront master BR '''/fire- place. Pool & p~tio. Slip for large boat. 1111· mediate possessio1i. 501 BAYSrDE DR OPE:'> SAT·SUN 1-:. General General · G1neral General A BAY VIEW MACNAB -IRVINE of!rr"d by-bo1h f•f JhC8<' ('1.1.•· lOLll bulJf t1•1ok\'1'J /\Otlll'~. 4 or ~' be(!rocun~. 1<1m1Jl DH .~ Fl~. ~ian1 li\·ing 1ll0n1~ \1 llh back 1).1~ \·1r11 . ChOO-"C' l'·•l'fli't• an(! orhrr r>;lr.i~. HORSE RANCH IN LAGUNA? \\'r huvr 11! .\ln10i>' 2 iH'!'t'~ u1rlud1nt: (l: fJhu lou.~ 4 IX'tl· l•Jollll hvnlr ~Un\}urld,•cl by The staff of hlacnab-h'\•ine is happy lo announce the opening o( their new office in the exciting HARBOR VIE\V Sl·IOPPING CENTER. This \\'Onderful location \\'ill helo us to better serve our manv friend s and clienl'i fro1n Cameo Shores to Universitv Park. and fro1n Easl· bluff to Harbor Vie\v Hills. \Vhen you are shopping at one of the n1anv fi ne stores, \\'e invite you to drop in & say hello. J o l~n ri1acnab. FINER HOMES . ft·u11 IJ't't'.•, 3 ~prc1acular NEWPORT HEIGHTS \"/F:\r. a g111•s1 l'Qll.ii;:e. ;ind O\\'ner tnusL seU fast!! A unique ho•"'<' 1.'Qrrals.. C;iJJ no " Id I TIVO LOTS for \\h1I" 11 1" su!J a1.ul:ihlr, o er 1on1e ~n . TRI PLEX V A S56.95-0.' Partial view or ocean. "' • • 30:-:16 LR \\1ith lots of glass. ~lust ,\11 ,., .. 1·lk·111 lil\,~stn1l·1~1 and see to app reciate. (:an La&zlo ;1 l111 t· h1.1111r. 1.1i1·rr 2·11f.'d· Sharkanv 644_6200. 1~~•.11 u111h. bu1l1·111 J;uch· • 1•n•. J11,•ph11·r in rhr• ()1111- cr·~ uruL and closNl g:1ra;..:<',;; BAY FRONT A 10•B· "s"o· LUTELY NO Ne\v Jis1.ing. DelighUul, garden a~mosphere. 5 large BR s . convert1- n1orwy do11·n. \'ctrrans givr ble den. spacious FR. Gas BBQ. your 111fe a ra.bulou.~ Chri!!-Separate 1naster suite upstairs. ~ rna.~ present. ::ie!ler may pay baths. Sunken terrace. Private .111 hu.vrr's <.'OSIS on lhr 3 pier & noat. A lot of bayfront home hcdroo1n. fa mily room, poo! r •15• 'ooo C II 642 8?35 O n honll' mi a qu11'l cul-de-sat•. or .;i <>. • a · -: pe_ 0J)l'n lluusc Sundav at 2.il.:i Sunday 1-5. 419 North Stai Lant:. Din i.-Plac,., ('osra· :'llcsa. Dover Shores. EASTBLUFF GORGEOUS Better than ne\v Lusk Horne on large secluded lot. l\1any beauti- ful trees. Sophisticated use of color & \\'allpaper. 4 BR 's, large FR. 2 1,~ baths. Quality heavy shag carpel. l'alt 644-6200 for appt . Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. 70fi Aleppo. Eastbluff. HARBOR VIEW HOMES. GREAT BUY . Exceedingly co1nfortable 2 BR. plus convertible den on beauli- ful Port Bristol. Expensive carpel- ing. Spanish tile entry. Fee land! S46,95-0. Call 644-6200 for appt. MEDITERRANEAN ATMOSPHERE Vie\V -Pool -Sep. guest quar- ters \\'/fireplace. bath 'vet-bar. 18EAUTY BY THE BEACH l\1ain home has 4 BR's. 3 baths, hoice lot close to \Vestern \\'hite and office. For sale at o\vner's ouse in San Clemente. Build in cost. Call 642-8235. ~es ign your dream hon1e on FR \V/\\'et bar. breakfast roo m. ·~~~~-. rpress-Shore~overlooking-beeul-i·--!---~~~-~~=~=~ 6-f6.7111 Opc.•n ·111 9 P\I ,rul 3-acre park & private \Vh ite INCREDIBL~ -BAYFRONT l\Vater Beach. Call \Valter King Ne\rpo rt Island -P ier & Float. 2 LINDA ISLE-$145,000 Char-min1!-and-1>eaut ifuJ+Besl watefff0fllt4>o¥J.~t--...,,,,,.. 5 BR fam rn1 & forn1al dini ne:. All electric kitchen. 'vet bar*in FR . Italian ti le entry. Firep.lace in lll str BR. Pier & Slip. DOVER SHORES See your dreanl honle in this prestige area. Brand NE\V 2 story \\'/4 bdrms. study. sun roo1n & dining r m. Island kitchen & 3 car J!ai·age. A rf'al bu.v at onlv 5105,000. 410 MORNl i'\G STAR OPEN SAT·SUN 1·5 SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM BEAUTY Custom built \\'ilh beautiful \\'Ood exterior. \Vood paneling. Entry Liles from ritcxico. Lge bonus room for hobby rn1 or conversion lo t\ro additional bdrms. By appt. 864.500 THE BLUFFS-548,500 T.ik e ne\v! 3 Bedroon1 t·ondon1iniutn \vi th 3 baths. Trina lllOdel. \tan Luit \rallpaper & lux. carpeting & drapes. Bv appt. DOVER SHORES-$8S,000 Bay & J\1ountain \•ie,·•~ "I turned and looked the other \Va\·. and sa\v three islands in a bay." Tbis home is sheer poetrv. 3 BR. F'R & studv. Rn1 for boat. Prof deC Nr ne\V, 2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT-SUN 1·5 CORONA DEL MAR INCOME-$63,000 Our exclusive. 2 RR I bath frL unit. Brand NE\V 3 bdrin, 2 bath rear unit. Close to shops. \Val k to bearh. Exrellenl. lnr.on1e. NEWPORT BEACH-$42,500 Custom features in lhis 2 storv 4 BR & fain· ily rn1 homP. Great k!tchen. R111 for pool. Lovely cptn~ & drapes. BY appt CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS Dover Shores -On Pol aris . . . . . . S49.500 Linda Isle -= 108 ... , , ..... , . . . 43.000 I~inda fsle -=99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.500 Linda Ts!e -=56 . , .. , , ... , . . . . 75,000 Linda Isle -=70 . . . . . . . . 85.000 Office Open Sat. & Sun. "Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER 644·4910 * * * * * G1neral General Barrell pl'e:Jenl:J COUNTRY FEELING * IN THE CITY -\varmth and pr ivacy. 5 bedrooms, family roo1n and dining room. Back yard entertainin~ in lovely covered ra- n1ada surrounded bv trees. fl'fother in-la\r area or maid's quarte.rs. 845.500. 2424 Holiday, N.B. Open Fri., Sa t. & Sun, 1-5 JUST TWO YEARS OLD CONVENIENT bu dtin~. rarpcting. \l i ~i l and ~ce 1901 Tustin, C.M. CORNER . 3 l)edroo111 ~. \\l'll l'at'rd fur \'a<·:1111 Open Sat, & Sun. 1-S AVAILABLE NOW LE<!<SE/LEASE OPTION -Bayfronl, pier and slip. Roomy, luxurious furnishings. QI.II for further details. ENGLISH COTIAGE <SN QUIET STREET -3 bcilrooms, din· Ing roon1 and huge famil y room \\Ith fireplace in Ne\vport lleights al'ea. Ne\\' offering at ... ' . . . $39.950 '4JJ.J6th Place, Ntwpt. Ht s. Open Sur. 1-'4:30 Offi:e Open S•turdays & Sundays PETE BARREIT REALTY 1605 Westcliff Or., N.B. 642-5200 544 6200 BR .. 2 bath, tiny den ... fabulous l•;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;...;-----1 · · kitchen. Nice LR overlooldng Bal· * DUPLEX * boa Coves -corner lot -reduced ANXIOUS TO SEL~ to $79.15-0. Call Mrs. Fay 64_2-8235. NEWPORT BEACH ,see this very fine ··P ortofino" HARBOR VIEW HILLS Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 ltnodel in J1arbor \'ieu' !fills for the \Vine Connoisseur _ 20 ft. 205-205 1/2 33rd Street 557.500. Call 642-8235. underground c e 11 a r _ Cascadin2_ l;r.F..\T LOC.\TIO:'>. -t··1111-1 \\•aterfalls dropping into spectacu- 11lr 11•1.v furnish.•d :; bdnn. 2,9 NEW IVAN WELLS tar sunken pool. Forever Coast-IJa11i llPP'C'I' .t 2 bllnn .. drn .~· :! b.•!h IOl\('I' 1:ood (,~llld!· CUSTOM HOMES! line & Ocean View. S79.500. Call '0 11 k ' · • ho Lois E0aan 644-6200. I ll. )O(.'. <) OCT'r\M "" ... 11-Ground broken for 9 llC\\' rVAN ru1g-. Cu111 ... h1 ;u1d ~·'r u.• . . SPRING VALLEY fur 111 .. rr 1nfo0n11111 • ..,11. \\i ELLS cuslon1 hoines 1n Dover * BAYSHORES * Shore s ~ Choose your colors_ & tail-~:~~i~u~o~;id~?iJal lot. Co untry or lo your desire'. For deta ils v1s1 t Clu b _ Golf _ S\\'iinming _Boal r1x~:H-t:PPE1: "r reti\tttlrl. the model al 2006 Galaxy Orive. _ }<'ish. ~·1 arina & Stables. S20.000 pl1111< • 1nelurh·d fqr ""P""· Ne\vport Beach. terms. Call 642-8235. . ~1un. 60 fl. lo•. 1·i()~r ro pi I· 1;11..-bt'o•t·h, :: bdnn. 2 balh 1hn. ,1rr·<1, !:.:<' par.o -O\\'\ EP. \·~:P.Y ,\\.'\IOt: . ..: .. \~k- 111,.: s:i9./)()(l. *BARBER SHOP* BALBOA ISLAND \\'rll 1•slabl1shf'd. r•\1'1'llr11! 1.11•1111011 -,\,kini.: SG.!l()O \l.\KE Ot"FEH . "C" THOMAS Realtor ~:.'! \r. Co;,,1 lh11 :.is.:~·127 '."1•111><1i·1 B•"h'h t~1••. :;ri.:ii;1:: * HIGH DESERT-* * PROPERTIES * .J11.,1 l1strd. IL!<'. r;11u•h hntr••' pi.; .11·r,,,1J:r .'\ln1 rr1r·r1d for t•hun·h •)!' ••l11h. o;i;:,,L(lil. llur!l(' ,t· Bthlllt""" -1 bdn11 hornr fln :!'~ uerr-: S20.000 /ru~•111r -l1b1·ar~ hid;!, l•'.tS· rrl h.Y 1'011111)'. Sli,.i(l(J Furn1~11rrl -3 Bcln11. 11\JHl<'. \1111 riu1<l1!1011. S'lJ.:JOll 6<14-0200 MACNAB • IRVINE Realty Company 642-8235 HARBOR vrEW ('ENTER !644 MacARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOVER DRIVE General COLLEGE PARK 4-BEDROOM PLUS l-'a1r11l.v 1·00111 addf'rl 1n lh1:< lnl'f'I) ,·Jr101 :;h:u·p h•)lll". !iolrl shac ctu·pets. 2 1x1~ 111. in:: i·oon1 11 [irrplaer. din· in;.: roon1. Bui.ltin applian1·. rs. l\"alking" d1slance ro shoppn1g and lo alJ schools. Only SJ2.~rJO. Call now . M&-TT71. \;R:THEREAL ~ ~§'!'~IEWi ! .NEWPORT BEACH , \11\'I"'" j j ! I I' I : . : . I I 1 ' I I-; ~-::1 111. ,1 1 111_ ·,' l! .\1 ,.,." -:;,r ..... 1 1·11.1<1: \1111 2. Builders Close-out ~h fl<)n1r. plrril,\' ,,r \\;oil'! 011lv ~ 1rn1111r1 ~and 4 hd1·n1 S ;2 ·,(HI .'i[J.dlll.•h ~I.I 11• hCUllf'~ I\ ilfl :! •)ll£Sf\7mSc'.Rcaftf,.. TWO BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE HOMES ON CAPRI LN., C.M. \\ r l>.<1 ,. i.:"" I !111,1111"1111: •lll .d i ol ihr ;d10\,, Jll\if\1•1·lif'c. ni· 1r11•lr r~1~.:ih1J1 t11'• mo!~:l:Brre:> Sla~..7 ._ "O. {0.....1 ...,,, ..,Q.JI)< L..<C,,,U,, CAl1 $49,950 P.r1hJN'<I l{l(I(] l'ndt•r ,\ppr.11~ 111 Pr11nr 1·r .. 1d1"nt1:t1 :'It'•"' '.:1!Lll Sq fl ,,f 1111111: 11n •a. ~ Hl'lll,11 dll11111.(, :; b.ilil• ! !11;::l' '"'l'l'••f!!lf'IJ,il .11 !'.l 'l'l1i· 1 ... 1 :.:••l.,!r~Hl~ J h1'<)1~on1n 1n. 1 .. ,' 111 f)l\l'\f'r rnri'('1l 10 ~4·11 C-,111 ,,r •. s1~1 tnJWn ,,,.,., • \outh ~ {~ oast h.1!11• ;-.;., 1Ju11n GI bll.I C'I'~ and rllln. 1lu11n VHA Pr•1ccd !1•)111 r:o.li.-11) l'rit r lnl"lu flri t,11t<l.'<t'ap••. •pr1nklf'r" a n ft ln11rr <'htJOS{''< eolor on l,'ar fJI·!.~. no~i· to So ('n;1cl 1>!111a anrl nr11 ~<'l\lllll• 'lo- 1!C'ls OP'C'll. t'ull Walker & Lee Lh•r a hlll(' -('njoy ncarb}' •·ornmu1111r ('lubhou~ fra- 1ur111i; ~111n1mmg pool and 1rn111<;, l'OUr!s; only lln'f'f' hJ,"·k~ frun1 thr Blur Par1!1l' o .. ,.,,n -.~r lhls tht'l'r hed- l'JOrn 11111 hr.tit 111.l :nor) 1. 5 BEDROOM -singl e :o:tory !:ipan1 lih Jl ac1c n- <la \l ie\\' from family roo1n. Jivinl!. n1astcr bedroom. All ne,vly painted inlerior ... 877.950 \1acant. lmme<liatc otrupancy upon sufficient deposit. 2. 4 BEDROOM, family roon1. lor1nal dining roo m. Dramatic, spli l level. custom home. exquisitely dceorated and professiona\Jy land· scaoed. This· is one of l\1esa Verde's finest. Only two years Qlcl. ready £or immediate or· cupancy. . ........... , $96,500 2850 Mesa Verde Or.• Costa Mesa • Phone 546-S990 ... , .. Fra111r bt•.f11111• 111 "\r11-Gintral General por1 Rr111·li r.n;J Ju.~1 11'~ I ,i;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;; il h~ ft'Jr $,;.1,'tJ() BROADMOOR ·WITH VIEW Ne \v li!ting -scarce 5 bdrm. Smi th built home. Lge. living rm .• dining rm .. ocean & harbor view. ReaJis tically priced at $72,000. 10 ACRE HORSE RANCH 3,000 Sq. fl custont bit. home, done in nat- ural woods & brick. Sweepin' view of the surroundine-area. Stables with automatic \\'alerinr" trough; owner anxious to sell , be· eaui;c o health, at $150,000. ' 644-7662 CORB·IN-MARTIN General •""""'lil.i BOBBE SUIKKI Co11::1·ntuJ1111011s 111 Bohhr . .:uikk1 on being TOP SALE~ \\'O:'IL\.~ ror lhl' 111on1h of Uc·1ubi>1· a1 COATS ,\. \\'1\l.- l.Af'~: HE/IL !·:STATE'. Hubl>o j1.1,.,1 licta.lllf' P,U'I <ii 1!K· ro.\T:' "' \\',\LL.\('E ~1.111 onh las1 111u11th. af1f'I' h~1 ing · 111any ~uccrss ful )r1t rs in Rral r:s11u,. ht'l'f' !11 Costa :'llr!la. 11nd shr":; a!- 1"<'1tdv .<:ll()"'l!lJ! us '"ll<.111 ;1 · .. don.~···, \\",. a rr SUI'(' you'll .<:Cf' hc•r h<'rl' in 1h1~ 1op .SllOI ohrn. \\'c ur" tz·uly proud ro havr hr r 111lh us. To rra1·h BOBB~: ll'L!h your Rral ~s· latr nC'rds jus1 £'.all hr1• at :.16· 111 J ;ull.I ) ou·11 T'~GL.\ D VO Li PICKEO .\ \\'!\':'\F:R. co: Ts · WALLACE REALTORS -l46-4141- (0p1n Evtnings) CdM-DREAM BOAT .I\ l\'Orld of <'harn1 1n a '! hd- r111. hornr phi:; 11 ::! bdrn1. ·•llt. U:.rtl hrLt'.'.k frp]J;.; ~W1lll1P<I ('C'll. & SUllll~ l)dllO. Open Sun. 1-5 616 Iris A BLUFFS Shi11'p a, .sun~h1nr -11 shiny 4 Bd1111.. 3 b111h Car111rli1ii. niodtl. 1111 a rlclil'!hlful lltrrn. ht'll • Open Sat/ Sun. 1-S 2128 Vista Laredo lll,~.D1~~ 36~ E. Coar.! Hwy .. C,1.\1 * 675-5930 * CAN'T FIND IT? * \\'ILL BUTLO ~our drea1 , ho1nr . llavC' slafl for l"Om- plrlt' hon1r pa1·kage. Pu1 .\Clllr ("Onf1df'nce 1n our <19 .vr11rs of qua.lily 1·us101n horuc buildiug. Sr" c:1.111np!c of pnl!'l\,('! at 2006 Galaxy, Dovrr Shore~. Ivan Wells & Sons • 642-2lfl • Newport Heights Oldrr J fXlrn1 h11n1" in .. BET- TE!? TMAN NF.Ir·· l"'Clll<ll1ir111 , . ,nf'll' plun1b111J::. Pl,·1·11·1- 1111. kll\"li ,{• h,1!11 I ('tl)l>ril·l- rrl. 11t"1· t•:rrp1•11n,i::, <l1·.i ~·1 · 1•·.~ f, l1~h1 li,\tur('~. \'ar.111t /:.· rr.Jd.\ in ~l'(' a11~11n1r i)l'l\I' IJ) :1,:9 ~illl l;Pl lldl'· rl!rlol •,,ff i:lll1 !'I • Newport •• F1irview ~6-8811 . (anytime) ANXIOUS OWNER ,\ll1..-1 ~"" !h1~ SUPER ~llAP.P :t brrlroon1 hu1111• •)n a QU l•'1 f •Ul·df'·~llr: rl'Jl.IUl'lll.C 1111 h11rl1l11 ;:~11·dt•11 k1tr·hf'n. lr11' 1nnl 111111111( ,t· f11 n11h· 11•1111. 1"11,\ 1t•11n.-. or 1•~~;1111r i•\ i•lll1" 111.111 S:l~.!l."-0. tall •~111. :)tll·I! 11 +OJJ('n r1·r,1 I ~ HIRITAG! I " .;,,; ICM Ul.lll "CLIFFHAVEN'' N111vpor1 H~ighi!I 3 b(.droom 2 b,1rh h1'!1nr 1t'lth beauti ful pll!lO.t ICO\lt'f('d le llnrov.-r- Cfl 1 Honu.• n•mtdt'lt'd 2 yr11. .\l.,"O • Bf'n utHuJ draJ)('.~. hrr· J"tl11Cf', loraod 11h·. IK'W CPl!C & vlnyJ lloor "°'Pring•. f11 i\ la.11n I~ A!llLU1111tbit 61 ~11~·· Pr1('rrl S.~.~l"JO &fti.7171 \1'.> THE REAL .'"\.. ESTATERS ' . . ......--I Coldwell,Banker liiifiliiiiijl_...~~I ~ .... ~ ........... CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1528 KEEL DRIVE OPEN SUNDAY I TO 5 P .M. LUSK llr\RBOR \'IE\V ~llLLS -Jovel~· one story 4 RR . Sandpiper n1odel. 3 Ba. Great fan1 . rn1 .. gated ent ry. pic.'luresque ga~~ens. Ideal family hon1e. /\ real opportunity at $73.500. Belle r•artch SE LOOM . Scldon1 can \\"e off er such \ a\ue in Lusk ~!arbor Vie\v J·lills. 3 BR .. \\'ilh view. Va~ canl. O\vner \\'ants to sell nO\\". OPEN S.<\T. & SUN. APTERNOON . IOIB SAN DCASTLE DJ{. Jin1 fl lutler BREATHTAKING VIEW or bay & ocean. 4 Bedroo1n. 3 baths: huge fa1ni1 V roon1, large kitchen \V/ealing area. OPEN SUN. 12-5: 403 Kl Nl;S RD .. N.B. l\lary Lou !\.lar1on OPEN SUNDAY t TO 5 ~617 IRIS. Cd!\'!. D11plex -live in one. rent the other. 4 BR .. 3 bath stud io apts. Cozy fireplace. 2 Car ga rage. C'a rp .. drapes. elec. kitch. $77 .500. Lav·era Burns OPEN SAT. & SUN. 12-4 5-04 FERNLEAF. CORON ,\ DEL MAR. So. of Pac. Coast 11i\\'ay. Ne'''IY remodeled & redecorated. 3 BR.. 2 ba·s .. den : patio. 2nd UniL-l11a~e-added-S49.500_.Al....C.._m"."-- DISTl NCT ADVANTAGES Ru sti c Spanish on the best street'. Galed & tiled courtyard \Vith tree s ~ Splendid S!oan.'s inleriors. 8ea1ned fa1ni!y roon1 & \1·atk-1n bar. Gou r1net kitchen '. Ci real sheltered pool in the backyard & vie\v -vie\\. -vie\V , OPEN SUN. al 1472 GALAXY UR.. N.B. Kalhryn Raulston OWNER TRANSFERRED ri1ust sell nearly ne\\ Lusk home in l·l.<\R- BOR VIE\V. T.lste(u\ decor. 3 Bdrn1s. & 2 baths: «II in squeakv clean condition. 3 Car gar. $54.000. llarry Frederick 4-PLEX DANA POINT $78 .200. Opportunit v'. Top locution. Great potential appreciation & return on invest- ment. C,uality & attract ive design. 3 Bdrnl. s!udio a pts. & 3-2 bdr1n. units. Charlene \Vhyte HARBOR Vi°EW HILLS If \"Oll are looking for a 3 bedroom home \l'il.h family room . on a quiet street in _a lovely neighborhood. be sure to see this Lu sk beauty. S59.950 Includes the land. Cathryn 'ferinille · • WHAT'S AN OCEAN VIEW WORTH?? YO U can decide by seeing U1 is ONE OF A KIND -3 BR . + fam. rn1 . ho111e, overlook~ ing a gorgeous C'O RO N.I\ DEL l\IAR Canyon & lhe BLUE P.<\C.IFif'. O\\'ner says SU B- !\t IT -they are n1oving. l~ud /\uslin BAY VIEW -IRVINE TERRj)oCE Tile roof &· heain ed ceilings -:!4 bdrrns., large den & 3 beautifu l baths. f·'orn1al din- ing a rea & breakfast roon1. Atrium \l'ith electric gate. Covered patio on vie\v si de. S92.500 . Carol Tatum CAMEO HIGHLANDS Char1n ing, custo1n-built home -3 bed- roo1ns, 21h baths. Spacious enclosed lanai. Beautiful pool & landscapin j!. $75.000. Eileen rludson OCEAN VIEW UNITS Prime Laguna location -lge. 2 BR. 2 Ba. o\v11er's apt. J 4 rentals: firepl aces & rnany charming extras . Real pride of O\l'n- ership bld g. O\VN l~R \V JIJ~LP F'INANCE. $105.000 . •·c1111t.:k" Le11·is TERRACE l!AR'BECUE Cozy. \\<.lrrn 3 Bf{. 2 bath home that you can see has had a lot of care. l•'o r1nal di n- ing roonl -sp<1cious .1::arcien ~"= kitchen. You O\\'n the land. ~4i .900 :\I f'~ink SHORECLIFFS 5 BDRM. Char.1ning · family hon1e in th is desirable a rea \\' /priv. steps lo 2 ocean beaches. Gourn1et kitchen clivides·adult & children's \vings. $110.000. ~1<lr,Y llarvey so· BOAT AT YOUR PROFIT DOOR Private & secluded Balboa Coves. 2 Yrs. old. 4 Or 5 Bdr1ns., ~1fJ baths. pier & flo at. View of bay & ocean. Seller wants action. Su bnlil offer. $149,500 Fee. r.eorge G rupe SWEEPING VIEW OF COASTLINE Complete privacy in this spi.1rlnus 4 Bdr1l'1., ~hath custon1 dcsig nC'd home. localed on fee land . l1111nediatf' oceupanC".v \\·it h ex· cel lenl financing. S105 O()Q. l lnrricll Davies 1-ACRE SPANISH ESTATE l.uxu ry I.Hult a500 ft ., tUll hcnliC Jl acienda. overlooking golf course 111 l·luntington [~each. 20x40 Poo l. O\\'ner \\1111 rinance or trade for Reno properl y. Sl:l0.000. Bill Com!'tock OPEN SUN . 1-l SHOULD SEE - 4824 SURR'EY. CA~!EO HrGHLANDS. CdM. VIEW -3 Blt. F I R. i1111n acu/u te condition. One of our finer con1munities. $59.900. 2 BR .. conv. den. near liarbor Isl and. Alove in in1rtiediatcly. $69.750. Bob Yorke ~ Coldwell, Banker ~ 833.(1700 ~4-2430 SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.8. ' , 262' l-11.rbor, C.?il, SAYE$$$ OUTSTANDING VALUES AT POPULAR PRICES l BEDROOM, 2 IATH $19,500 This 7 )'('llr old home h&s: it all. Built-in kitc·h· ro, d du blt" g<1ragc, forC'f"d 11 ir h<'at. dining &rea, 111:-i.:r lot and Joi.~ of bii::-lr<'f'S . H's prirf'd to St>ll fas! so aet KO\V Rnd. mo\'e In for Xmas ~ 546-8640. $100 TOTAL DOWN • PAYMENT PLUS NORMAL CLOSINla I, COSTS and this 3 bedroom, 2 -bath townhnu5f' can hfo youn1 for Xm!Ui . HO\\' about a built-in kitch- en? Forced air heat? Big brick fireplace? Dining a.i·f'a? This one ~has. it all! Full pric:""e $21.500??? l-lurry. 546- 8640. • • NICE THINGS HAPPEN IN CORONA DEL MAR UPPER front level unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal dining room , fireplace and buillins. IN-LAW QUARTERS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE IO\Ye r level. fireplace. Back unit is adorable, one large bedroom ~ Nice? . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' .... $6I,500. JOIN THE HORSE SET in Cherry Valley 4.57 acres of "BREATHING SPACE.'' Fabu· lous. '"PLUSH HORSE RANCH."' 4 Large • bedrooms. 31h baths, fan tastic landscaping and a ''VIE\V" you can't believe. Caretaker's cottage. 3200 degree elevation . Automatic sprinklers. 120. cherry trees. Will trade for beach property . . . . . . . . . . . . SSS.000. JUST RIGHT ·DON'T FIGHT over fhis SPLIT LE\'EL BEAUTY \Vith atrium type entry. huge liv ing room. 4 lovely bedrooms, 2'h baths. New SllAG AND PAINT, 3 BLOCKS FROM BEACH, Newport Beach that is ...... ·········•l··;:····· $38,509. SEE IT-TRY .IT.BUY IT . " Split Level Tri.Plex ·Built in range and oven, dishwasher and dis-t----Hll-~------ll~posel . carpet end--Orapes.-2--Units--ha-ve- EASTSIDE COSTA MESA $23,950 A good 4 bo'ti nlO)n, 2 bath hnnlf' 111 1h is price 1 Is hard to find. but hrr<' ii is and il"s a bf'11u1y. 'It has a ronv<'niC'nll~· --.laid 011 1 kilrhrn. cood sizf' lx>droom:;, and in excellrnt condilion In- side a nd nut \vllh Jar~e I )P~~-and beautiful cov- red patio. All for full price ot $23.950. 546- 8640. ' ·- 4•HDlf90M FIXER . UPPR sn,9so J.'ou'd bct1f'1' hurrv thili 1 hnm~ is loc1t1rd ·in· 11 1 I $27.()()0 -$28,00CJ n('Jgh- IJ.,;·hood. All ii, nf'cds i!< .paint a n d 'clf'an up. bedrooms, 1 bath : 1 Unit has 2 bedrooms, Jlh bath \V /fireplace. Each unit has 2 car- ports, maintenance free yard and pool privi - lege>. and from UPSTAIRS BALCON IES. A VIEW. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,750. "SLIP" INTO LINDA ISLE A private "slip'' (Takes a 50 ft. boat) de· scends fron1 this fabulous Linda Isle "View Home." 3 Lovely bedrooms, formar dining room , 4 deluxe baths. fireplace. An exciting home to entertain in. A must to see. $225,000. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-S 605 Poppy, Corona del Mar REALTORS 644-7270 (Formerly Delancy Reil Est1te) 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. • h1..; Dn1' h11.!1· tt. 11.H , 2 ba~ hs. built-in kilr.ht>n, forcrd air hc11.t. brick fi replace, double garage, hard\vood floors, new 1G -I ~G. eneral carpels, and water heat-~~ra t"r. You c11n't miss at ;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;-;.,;;-;II $2.'J,950. F u 11 price! Hurry. 546-8640. · EXCEPTIONAL EASTSIDE HOME $26 ,750 If you \\81\t E11stsidc 1 f:osta J\lrsa. i;rc this 3 bedroo1n, 2 bath t:harm- 'i-r. large r11rncr lot, 'f lol'Jr In C'l'ihn.i;: brick 1fi rrpJ;icc, ranch stylc kitchC'n. 2 rar i;:-Rr11i:e. .f or c r d air ht>11t in£. 0Y"llf'f All}(IOUJ;. \\'ii[ ~rry 2nd trust del'd. TT;.i 10-% do\\ n ! 546· 8640. JNCOM!-DUPLEX $300 TOTAL DOWN ,'Pay n" r 111 H I clo:-ini.: l·u~ts Rnd you 1·a u 011\·11 Ibis Co~tll .\lr:-11 duftlC''\, Each unit hll b 2 b1 i.: ~droon1s. srpar111r J"B· ,tag~ • .i::nod !oration and value priced RI $29,950. 'can for appointment. '54&-8640. -, TIUIFIC LOCATION Popular 3 brrtrnom "1'" pla n. nf'ar ~chno\g, in ~1f'Sll. dcJ lil l!lr for onh· $30.950. Ju~! clraned 11 n d repainLed ln!!.idP. FHA/\'A f inancing okay. ~16·86·10 fXCEPTIONAL LANDSCAP INla Cr!'llt 1-ll'~ll VC'rdc :1 brdronm hon1r 111 rxl:f'I• lent ~hapr. Comt'1rt11bJ,. l•mily room. Just S29,- 950. All t@rms. 54&-8640. KIDS & PETS 3 Bedrooms. 2 bath home + A-1 zoned lot. · J us l 5 mi nutes to Laguna beaches & shop- ping. Plenty of room for your O\\'n garden rabbits & chicken. Board yoll r horse nexi door. Ceiling high fireplace. \\'/w carpeting over ha rdwood floors, Forced .<\ir heat built· in range & ove~. #129. . . ....... $49 .950 5 BEDROOMS • EASTBLUFF A pJace for everything in this 2500 sq. ft. 2· story home. Formal dining room. carpeted & draped. bit-in kitchen, 3 baths. Beautifully landscaped. Top location. Vacant fast po s- session . • 118. . . . . . . . . . . . .' .. $51 .500. LUSK HARBOR VIEW Outstanding 2-story. 6 bedrooin, 4 bath home. Formal dining & farnil y roon1s. Extensive built-in features and amenities too nu1ner- ou s to mention. Must see to appreciate. •127. . . . . . . . . . . ... ;100.000. PRESTIGEOUS LIVING 'Vho could ' ask for more th an a priv ate beach, pool & outstand ing YiC\\"~ 'lou get more -~ ~drin s .. 5 baths. family roo111 plus for!nal dining room for the largest of fa1nily holiday gathe11lngs . 2 t'ireplaces, \V /\\' car· peted: draped. \\•et bar, poolsid~ cabana with dressing room, 4 car garage. •116. $125,000. ' -~-DME & INVESTMENT t ' OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 TOS 312 MORNING CANY~N Drop by 11.flrr church and in- REALTY 3535 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-7225 General WALK TO THE BEACH 1 apect !his 2 lt:vt'I 3 BR, fm room home in ShorttlUfJ, F:njoy 1t octan vW-w from your h;.1lcony. tmm1u::ul11!e CC•nril1ion !l\l'IJout. N r "' Br1111tif11l Sptnbih lu1eirn<IA only 2 ye11n1 nld. 11 mllc from the beacti. Llll'21!' Pll· tlo llf't'fl plus l'OOm lot' pool. Crt•tiv.ilY dtt'tlralt:d. 1his 5hATP ho~ h11~ bullt·Jn kitchen. big Spanl"h tJre. pll1Cf', and O\'er~lzed double «11ragt . Only $2ti.5(Xl 11nd ton land \'OU 011'n. \\"on·r last - CA.)\ _ ....... Immaculate 4 bedroom home in terrific loca· lion-OPEN HOUSF. this weekend at 2001 TAH UNA TERRACE-healed swimming pool• -laree ·view livini? room & dlnlni area. $92,600 BAYfo'RONT HOME On \\'Ide, sanely Qeach . \\1ith sensational view of main chann~ & jetty. 3 Large bed roomr;: -bayslde form.a l dining room-paneled den with brick tlteplace & wet bar-enclosed yard, big enough for a pool. $164,000 LIDO ISLE Single story ~led iterran ean home on large, corner lot with view of the ba y-2 bedrooms & paneled den-nicely landscaped, enclosed yard-3 car garage. $114,600 HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS "SINCE 1944" • BLUFFS · VIEW "E" PLAN FRONT ROW This scarce, much desired, large 2200 sq. ft . condo. is an END UN IT, 3 BDR~1S., 3 BATHS & LARGE FAMILY ROOM . On the Bluff, overlooking Greenbelt, Canyon & Bay. One large enclosed private patic. at front & another huge. patio on view side. Asking $56,500. New listing, exclusive with - HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR FOR APPOINTMENT TO SEE CALL 644-0134 General I General 10 UN ITS -------·I Eastsirle Cosla !\lrsa, ):!real OPEN HOU~E rf'ntal arra. SCl'l"!l 3.!)ecf. Spl'ctacular Hie on the fjn- rooms .and 1h.t·ee 2·bt'd· est gteenbelt. Acr08!I from roonis. All separate unir~ Cdl\f High ·Cchool oll Vl~ta v..-i1h lo1s or space. Shc11,,•s Del Oro in the Blurts. 505 a fantasllc return wi1h in: Lucia. Open l to 5 fo r your come o! $1.400 per mo. Sub-inspection. Cali 546-2313. m it on d<.ol'o'n or H'ade to - Walker & Lee Rral!ors \VANT lo buy • BR homr. Any <.'Ond\tion or behind pyn1nts. Pr iv. p 11 r I y. 894-4091. 2790 Jl11rbor Blvd. at Adams Tum unused itemz intG quick 673-4400 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~'"""'~~·!o~~~"~·~m~9~P'~'~~cos~h,c&l ~2--567! General •----.-~-----AT4111 ..WWWV ~.a>Z127ZWV-- . EASTBLUFF REALTY ~-APOL-OGIZES~ TD TH Ost WllO DELA YEO - ·& SALUTES THE DECISIVE SOLD • Choice Linda, l·level , 3 BR. at SS0,000. *Greenbelt 3 BR. "Dolores" home at $43,000. • 4 BR. family plan, poolside at $56 .000 . • 3 BR . split level, water view at $51,000. THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW!! LET US SHOW YOU OUR WORLD MANY OUTSTANDING VAL.UES IN THE FASHIONABLE BLUFFS COMMUNITY i ;.i.'-i._ ("'_ ·2•; tl t 2414 v;1t• Doi Oro (..ITS( tl d!'ff' NEWPORr BEACH ; '\ really · · · -"==' '44-1133 anytime 410 Morning Star, Newport Beach 644-4910, $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **8 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910, $I43,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 850 Sonora, {Mesa de! Mar ) CM 546-23I3 (Sun 1-5) 2033 Lemnos Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 646-7171 (S at & Sun 1-5) 1712 Galaxy Dr. (Dover.Shores ) NB 646-7171 (Sun 1-5) 236 Wake Forest (College Park) CM · --'i4&1171 , (S un I-5) ll•~P 11tl1 ltondy dlr«tory with J•ll tfll1 •••••nd es you 90 hoirH·h11ntl119 . All tho l.cotlan1 lf1ttcl IMlft· .,. lllescrib.111 In groat•r '"'•" b'( tii'tettld11f olHwh11r11 111 tadar'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Patron1 1h•wh1t ...... hou101 lor 101• or to rent •N 11r9o4 t• list 111ch l11lormat!o11 111 thi1 coh,nnll e«llr. Frldar ond So111rdar. HOUSES FOR SALE 20232 Deervale Ln , Huntington Beach 968-4144 · JSat & Sun 10·5) . (2 Bedroom) 84~1 Fox Hills Ave., Buena Park 2525 Crestview lJr (Bayshore) NB 521-171 1 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 645-1039 fSat & Sun 11-5) 282 Princeton Dr., (College Park) C.M. (2 Bedroom & Oen or Family Room) 545-3260 $29 .900 (S at & Sun 9-5) 18352 Mandrake \Vay (Univ Prk) Irvine 1921 Port Bristol (H.V. HomeS) N.B. 833·0255 $32.900 (Sal & Sun) 642-8235 (Sunday) 1010 KLngs Road. Ne\vport Hghrs., N.B. *1821 Port Abbey, Ne\vport Beach 675·7225 (Sat 1-51 675-4392 !Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) 433 · 16th Place (Newport Hts) N.B. '642-5200 $39,950 (Sun 1-4:30) ·. 327 ti7th Street, Newpcirt Spores 1577 \V. Baker, Costa Mesa 49~,1397, $34.950 JSun 1-4 ) B46-i414 JSun I·5) 1018 Sandc astle ll·f.V . Hill s) CdM 2121 Sevil!e, Penn insul a Point 633-0700: 644-2430 (Sat & Sun afternoon) 673-9060 S67.500 JSun 1-5) 2042 Galaxy. Ne\\·port Beach :'>9:1 Grand Haven fDcl Cerro) C1'--f 644-4910;$85,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) · !Sun 1-5) 2015 . .\liso, C:osta tvlesa 431 f,enwood, Ne\v port Hei~hts 644-4910. $39,500 /Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 646-7171 /Su n 12:30·4:30) ***507 Ba yside Drive, Newport Beach 111 V'i11 Karon (Lido Isle) NB 675-5200 1Sun 12·41 644-4910, Sl65 ,000 (Sat & Sun l·S) 5412 Amalfi. Turtle Rock Hills 415 Pirate Rd .. Cli ffhaven 833-0101 !Sun 1·5) 646-7171 !Sun 1-5) 435 Irvine (Newport Hgts) NB 1013 Arbor St.. Costa Mesa 645-5322 $33,950 JSat & 5un) 646-6360 $21.500 !Sat & Sun) 924 Presidio, Costa Mesa 23~5 College Drive !College Park! C.M. 546-8640 $30 .950 (Sat 1-51 540·9593 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 190 1 Tustin, Costa l\1esa { B Brs. + Pool) 642-5200 JSat & Sun 1·5) 17742 Baxter Cr. H.B. 842-6691 $32,400 Sun 12·5) 811 ('Jiff Drive. T\1e\vport Beach 642-5200 $33.500 (Sun 1-4:30) 14 Bed room! *4607 Dorchester (Cameo Hghlcf c;;l Cd1'·1 21?.R Vi.c.tl\ Laredo (The Blnffs) NB 673-6510 !Sun 1-51 675-5930 !Sal & Sun 1-5) 72~ r,r1meo Highlands Dr .. Cd?<.1 1001 1-larnpshire Ln . (\Ve stcliff\ NB 675-7225 !Sat 1-5) &12-8235 (Sat & Sun) 241 t \'is ta Ho-'?ar fEastblvU) NB r *2001 Tahuna Terr. {Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-5793 $32.950 '(Sat ·& Sun 10-5) 673-4400 (Sat & Sun I 609 Vista Bonita fThe Bluffs) NB 2607 Ocean Blvd., Coropa de\ Mar R33·0820 S43,900 1Sun 1-5) 675-8225 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2988 Mi lbro, Costa l\1esa 271 E. 16th St.. Costa 1'-1esa 673·6642: 675·6459 !Sun 1-51 646·2414 $30,500 JSal & Sun 1-5) 501 Tustin Ave . tNpt Hghls) NB *2422 . 22nd St. 1Ba ckbay) NB 646·2414 $37 .900 /S un 1-51 H75·6000 /Sal & Sun 1·5) 315 (:ed ar !Newport Shores) NB 2133 Irvin('. Ne\vport Bea ch 543-1290 /Sun 1-5) fi46-771t 572 .500 Sat & Sun 1-5) 250 Colton ~Ne\vporl Shore~\ NR *1509 .'\nita Lane. Ne\rport Beach 548-1290 •Sat & Sun 1·5) 675·4930 1Sat & Sun I-5) 451 Esther St.. Costa ?.-1esa 675-3331 (Sun 1-5) 14 Br & Family Rm or Den) 505 Luci a. (The Blulls) NB *3253 Colorado Ln. (Me sa Verde) CM 546-2313 (Sun 1-5) 546-0164, $36,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 493 Ma~nolia, Costa ?i1esa 3234 Nebraska Pl. (1'1esa Verde) CM 546-2313 (Su n 1-5) 546-3742 (Sat & Sun 10.5) 1037 Port Claridge, Harbor View Hills *2031 P halarope Ct. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 (Sun 1-5) 546-5990, $45,950 (Sat 1·5) (3 Br & Family Rm or Oen l *1948 Santiago Or., (Dover Shores) NB 646-5533 (Sat & Sun 12-!) 31 11 Coolidge Ave. (Northgate) CM 2822 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde) CM 545-6174, S34.950 (Sun 1-5) 541!-5990. $41.500 (Sun 1·5) 504 F'e rnleaf, Co rona del ri.·tar 2734 Sandpjper t iV1esa \lerde) Ci\! 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sat & Suh 12-4) >46-5990 · (Sun 1-5 ) *1472 c;alaxv Dr .. Ne'A-'port "Beach 301il Capri 1.n. (Mesa Vercf~\ Cti.1 833-0700: 644-2430 1Sunday) 546-5990. $96.500 JS"at & Sun 1-5) 1423 Antigua Way (Dover Shores) NB 646-7171 !Sat 1-5) (4 B•droom & Oen or F.1mily Room) l l!l \'ia Pi-fentone, Lido Isle, N.B. 675-0123 $91.500 1Sun 2-51 2871 Bayshore Dr .. N'pt Beach 845-4400; 645-3320 !Sun 1·51 2047 Port Provence fH.V. Homes) N.B. 642-8235 $57,500 (Sunday) 29I5 Catalpa (Eastblulll N.B. · 675-7225 JSun 1-5) 2734 Cardinal Dr (Mesa Verde) CM 642·7364 $47,500 (Sun ll-4) 915 Citrus, (Eastblull) NB 644-0086 $42,000 (Sun r-5) 2706 Wavecrest (H.V. Hills) CdM 833-0820 $84,500 .(Sun J.,5) 112 Via Waziers·(Lido Isle) N.B. · 673-9080 $64,950 (Sun 1-~) 1533 Miramar. Peninsula Point 673-9060 .$64,950 (Sun 1-5) , *2006 mulilus (Baycr~st) NB 675·6000 . , ISun .• 1-5) * 1227 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB · 675-6000 1Sun I ·5) 9452 Gulstrand. Huntington Beach 540-1720 $39,950 JSun 1-5) 9812 Villa Pacific Dr., Huntington Beach 546-5880 (Su n from I p.m.) 5482 Catowba, Turtle Rock 833-0101 18815 Tabor, Turtle Rock (Sun 1-5) 833-0101 (Sun 1·5) 426 J;?.iverside , Newport Beach 546-8640 (Sat & Sun 1-4) ( S Bedroom) _, *1615 Highland. Newport Beach 644-49IO. !79.900 (Sun 1-5) 2854 Alta Vista JEastblulf) N.B. 675-7225 !Sun 1-51 18 Hermitage Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-7744: 644·8325 /Sat 1-5) (5 Br. & Family Rm. or Oen ) 300I Capri Ln . (Mesa Verde) CM 541!-5990 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2424 Holi day. Newport Beach &12-5200. $45,500 (Fri.. Sat., Sun.) 2507 Windover (Broadmoor) CdM 644-7662 (Sun 12-4) 938 Be111s I Easlblull) NB 644--7662 IFri., &at .. Su n. 12·4) *2006 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Dai ly) **309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235. SI69,000 !Sat & Sun) **419 North Star Ln. I Dover .Shores) NB 642-8235. 5I55,000 (Sunday) **3 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B. 675-6161 (Sunday) 2615 Redlands. Costa l\1esa 540-17~ $39.950 **329 i Lido Soud, Newport Beach 842-669 (Su n 1-6) 2328 Arb us (Eastblul!) NB 675-60 O (Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (1 Bedroom) 2400 Eld•n. Costa Mesa #31 540-1720 $19,500 JSun 1-5) , HOME & INCOME ll B'" & l B•. Apt.) 48~4 Surrey (Cameo Hlds ) CdM 2512 Lj.ghthouse Ln .. CoronA del ~1a r fi16 lris, Corona cl el Mar 83:1-0700 : 1;44-24 30 !Sun 1-51 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sun 1·5) 675-5930 JSun I-5) 1R786 Theodore. Fountain \falle~, 1528 Keel Dr. (H.V. Hills) Cd~l 962-1373. $34.500 1sat & Sun 1-5) 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3257 Dakota (Mesa \1erde\ CM 403 Kings Rd ., Newport Beach 12 Br & 1 Br) 546-1720. $30,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 833--0700 : 644-2430 (Sun 12·5) 605 Poppy, Corona del Mar "*1363 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores ) NR *1609Antigua (Baycrest) NB 644-7270 $61,500 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235, $I25,000 -!Sat & Sun) 642-8235 · (S4nday) (2 Ir & 3 Br) 1100 Cambridge !Westclill) NB 706 Aleppo (E~stblull) NB 1!9 · 46th St., Newport Beach 642-11235. $64,500 (Sat & Sun) 644-6200 (Sat & Sun) 646-7787 '86,~00 (Sun I-5) 400 Cabritlo, Costa Me" 2826 Catalpa St. !Eastblull) NB 14 Br ... ch ) 545.7171 · (Sa t 1-5 ) 644-8745, $48,900 (Sunday) 617 Iris, Corona def M&r *1901 Kings Road. Newport Beach *2007 Shipway (Baycrcst) NB 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) &11!-7171 (Su n 1-5) 842-8235 !Sunday) W &TE R INVUTOU DREAM BeautJC:Ullr ~modelro 2 Bedroom ho m ~ with Jara:e livlni: Nl()Rl and corner firepl1ai. l\~1rly lS.000 .q. ft. East•lde R·2 proptrty. Prlt'f'd tl'l M!ll. ~-864Q. QUIJl1~ II /II !'fl!~ I.• l'j1'1i["lf't, 111 f1'·•1'it li('f' a! S93.;m. 6~1·.o. 312 \lorntng Canyon Dr. iShor•clills1 NR 2814 Bluewater, Corona del Mar " RF ONT LOTS FOR SALE """•" 673-8550 !Sat t-5 :30 ) Gi:l-2222 (Sun 1-5) tt1&41 llaysJde Dr., N•wport Beach 27llo Harbor Bh·cl. 1 1 Ad•m~ 191Sll Biddle fTurtle Rock) Irvine l510l~t.aFayette . \Vestmin~ter 642·8235 ! Daily) Walker & Lee 1 St~9191 o,,.., .,,, ' PlO ~41!-2313. $3.1 .300 (Sun 1-5) 879-2252, $48.500 (Sat & Sun I-5) *''" •~f:E rhb rh<!icr j!nlf enu1·•" 900 ~lacKenzie Pl., Costa r.1esa 239 Princeton (College Park) ~1 ••W•..m..t O.lly l'"olot W•ol Adt have ,1.,. IOI. FJ "'"' Gotr I 546-5880, $32.95Q (Sat & Sun 1-5) ( 714) 823-4205 (Fri. eve •ta Mofi . AM) **••Ml ... w ......... 1J. .... ,....., ... ..,..,.,..1 ~i.ari~~·1~,,.~··~1·~~~·--~ r~"~u~~·~·~o~"!~~r~•~1:.-J.i3l~-~-=--~l .;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::!JJ I • l11!l I _ ........ l~! -....... ,. I~ I -...... efinda .!Jjfe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 3 Linda 1,1, Dr ive -Open Sunday Lo vely, new 5 RJl., 4Y2 ba. home w/\vater .. (ront Jiv. r1n. & din. rm. Oak paneled family rm. \Y/frptc. ~·laster BR. \v /sitting area & fireplace. Bay & Mt. vie"•s ......... $179,500 Sl L inda Is le Drive 5 BR .. 41h ba., on lagoon. Lge. u1alerfront family rn1. & living rm. Formal din ing rm. Pier & float. $189,000 92 Linda Isle Drive Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. home w/formal din. r m. & family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stair\Yay. Built·in gun cabinet & bookshelves. $155,000. 106 Linda 'Isle Drive lt••I E1t•t•. tl7~·tl00 0, 2441 E. Co11I Hi9llw•v Coron• d.I M1 t, C1lilo1ni• Custom Siogle story 3 Bdrm., 3 bath water· front \vith pier and slip, !Large mas ter bd~1n. \vith sauna. Dining, kit-C hen & living rooiri have \Yater view. 52' Jot . ~.. . . . ... , $135,000. Waterfront lot s No. 76: 3 Car garage. Faces South .. $80.000. No. 56: North Lagoon exposure ..... , $80,000. 403 Ba yside , 70 ft. sandy ,beach $43.950. For Complete Information On All Home1 &. lot1, Ple11e Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 Ge nera l U.N l()U ~ ti()M~S OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 THE BLUFFS. 2218 \'ista llogar. Neat 3 bdrm . home. incl. carpets & drapes. $33.500 MR & MRS CLEAN - SHHHH!! R11 I E111t1, ti75-ti ODO, 2443 E. Co•'' Higllw1y, Coro n• d•I Mir. C•liforni• 92tl25 General ~eneral ·* PENINSULA POINT ; * OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 1553 MIRAMAR 4 Bdrm . & family rm .. forn1al dining rm., 3 baths. All built-in s. $64.950 2121 SEVILLE 3 Bdrm s. & fam ily r n1. Prime Location ~ Lge. mstr. bdrm. sui te. Sunny patio. $67 .500 DAVIDSON REALTY BALBOA PENINSULA. 1100 W. Bay, De luxe 5 bdrm. home, vie"'• pier & slip. $250,000 HAROR VlEW fllLLS. 4000 Topside Lane. Exquisite 4 bdrm .. family rm. & dining rm. home. Pool. $76.500 HARBOR VIEW HILLS LiYe elegantlv in th is lovelv 3 bdrm .. fam · il y rm. home. Spacions k,itchen & brkfst. area. Deco rator draperies & carp£>ting. Cus· tom landscpg., comple_tf: w/tropical _poo l. ~89,500 CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME Thal':i; \\'ho niu~I have live1I in 1his l\lcsa Verr!p homt, hrcau~ 1t h:; to hf' lhr NEATEST anrl CLEANEST hon1e "'e've hstcd all y~ar. I! has J hig, big tH>rimom~. 111assil'P family room w/ fu'<'(llar<'. and anothrr onr in lhe liv1n1t room. Also, h12 ('O\'rred p11tio and g r f' 11 I 1:1 nd.•capirwi:. 5<'e it beforP it's iwld! S29.9:'{1. COATS & ' WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pen Evenings) "Don't Let It Out'' Dandy Duplex -VA -FHA -221-02 -ONLY 529,950 BE FIRST DIAL 645-0303 f OR ESl,_i OlSIJN J!IFA.1.. TORS $39,950-- 5 BEDROOMS 3116 NewDort Blvd ., NB 58.0J W. Coast Hwy., NB 673·9060 646-7767 BAY & BEACJ..I REALTY '" \[U .,<{o TM! "&110 1 a•U. l• .. CI "" f !!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!'!"!!!!~!f P11r11d1sP~ 3 bath;, lamily Spanish Hacienda morn 1P.·11n insflirin.e nl'('-p1a{"r, banfJU<'1 dining ronm, l';.,,,.~,...:.,,,.~,...:...,,~.,.....,,~.,,,.~,...:.,,,.~,...:...,,~.,,1 Go::;:"i' ______ '.'(i::;;;:;i"------•1Tnra1 nht wnrld charm i~ bt11Jt.1n JtOUrmrr kilrhcn, I~ General General fnund In 1hiii; 11l<'fl roof. 3000 dishwashrr. Pario. Outsirlt> General General ~., rnoi homP -4 Jal')?(' ticn . dnuh]p BBQ -l'OSI S200! BONANZA! If yuu'vp tho1t,1?h1 nf li1·1nl! nn thfo: PONDEROSA, lh<'n rinn'I mi~ this real r 1 N F: SPREAO. loea!Pd on hra11fl. ful PONDERISA STREET :., ~lrsa Verd£'. Yfl1i'll hol1rr "Eu!'f'ka", 1vhftn you l!l'f' this sprauling RANOI STYLE home wilh 4 Jargf' IX'drooms. IP.'ith a total or 1920 sq ft: STAKE YOUR CLAl:\1 f o r only $33.9.lO. \Vith VA nr f'HA tf!'rms. VA APPRAIS· ED F'OR $34.000. • • co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pen Evenings) NEWPORT BEACH G.I. NO DOWN Beautiful 2·story home "'il h thick shag carpt'ting. rlC'c· tric built-in kitcht'n, h1r;::r famil)' room, and TIIREE CAR GAR.AGE. ThP k i cl~ <"an IP.'alk 10 tni:' IM>11rh. ,C:r11· er has aJ:rf'M to p11y pri1n1~ ~ .... ,VOU {'fin ll~f' ~'011)' GI hrn- l"lit~ \P,'\lh NO rlnwn r~.V· mrn1. Brttf'r chrrk 1h1.~ 011! '"'i"y! Call Walker & Lee Rral!ors 2790 Hart.or BJ\·n. 111 Adams S4j-0-t6j Open 'Iii 9 P1\1 TOWNHOUSE LIVING Abnut time lo le11ve the m1dnt. lo 80meone tlse. SeP this lti~y 4 bedronm 1 bftlh TownhflUSe. H11s All builtlns In Qt1f!'rn's kitrh. UJad!I nf ~lnrai;:!! lhrannt. E"<replW.nal huy 111 $11.!l.j(I, ~ubn11t on trrms. f.,r h•rlh· er Info, C' 11 11 962-5.l2l/ Evrs 536-A.\N. COUJ.NS It \\'ATT'S -Rk:ALTOR~ - e OLD SPANI SH e Soliri 11do~ bh. 3 Rn. 11r. ICM'n At pk, 0nt'.()f•ll ·klntf, •potlt~. JPh. for t1e111U~. 524.9.!ll. PERRON REAL TY CO. Mi-t77L 4 BORM., 2 BATH $12,795 Built On Your land -1313 sq. ti. living i.rea -All lath & plasler -Hardwood cabinets -Bre11kfas1 ba~ -Pullman baths -Sp11cious v.·ardrobes JUST $9.53 SO. FT. Planning-Design-Fin11ncin1Z: "1 400 Homes & Apartments buiH since 'j7" CALL 537-0380 JNiGfi \\'Pslminsrer A\!e, G.G. OPEN SUN 10 to 4 SPECIAL SALE Ne11• 11nr1 shii:h!ly U~f'd ho1n- f'~. \\'1nrrr ('/o.<r nuls, f'\'l'ry. thin~ niu~I gn. ~rt' OUJ' ron1· pl<'ff' stock. F'l'<'sh off thf!' shf'll is a cham1ini;:l,v df'Mr- ll!<'d 4 bNlronm, 2 b~lh home near Newport Ills. 11 ilh nrw r"1rpc!inJ: and 11 lar.i:r yarn in i;:mw your own Chr1stm11~ lrf'r~. just S'.iO.~iOfl. Or a pr1n1t' arefl Ne11·porl llls. mr~d<'rrl home w1fh 3 BR $..· 2 A'1 ror S.17.!lOO. \\'oulrl you likP 11 Cliff Drrvr 11drirr~" rnr ,lu.~1 S.1.1500. nr 11 Cos111 ~lrsa oldrr hnml' for ju~I $111.:100. Comr 1n and hro1\st'. I.rt u.~ show .1·011 r1111n~· othrr.; to chnr,..r f('flm. BLUE CHIP! *KING* OF THE HILLS . Take stock of 11\e ma1v qual- on t~t 1tolf eoui;;e \\'l!h fan· ily fC'atures in lh is 3 Bcd-l11~t1c panora.m1c VIE\V for room 2 Balh home. Gold mile! 11nd miles. ~ Bedrms i\1cdallion kitctK'n, !"lnne 3 halhs. formal d1n1n1:, i;unk-1. 1 1 1·0 ~,, f ·1 IS . h fl irepae,., al'(!r Jlll 1 • ,,. •• rn flmi .V w · p11n1.• ff'· tHul 01'(.'<lr w nnor in Cf'!l- plac(' i.1nd 1lrrp, plllilh, pile 111~ tlrll]X'!;. Shnrt 1111 1k tfl t'llrfl"'t,llllt. Ah-!onlu!el,v Im· .. '"-I $"' -All t rf' ' r . ! gr11u(' ~r,~·· ··~·'""'• "1 u1c11 Rte cod~ it1on. I rirr• Jrrnll! inclurli~t: lnw inlf'rrs! 1r Imme 1a1" s11 , 111 · ~ 7~ 5llO · 11 . .;1111m~hlC' FHA ln11n. 'c ' ·, . "8121 (0 l rIRST Tl:'l1E ON Mi\Rl(ET. :ii .)~.~ P"'" f'\'l't;. VIEW THE BLUE PACIFIC COATS & WALLACE REALTORS Open E venings • 962-4154 • and Ca!allrm from this SU· Open Sunday PER SHARp HOME in our From 1 P .M . Hilnlinl{ton Hills Af'ell. 3 9312 Vlll11 Pacif\c Dr., H.B. BR.'11 . with nll'e c11rpe11, l.oVf'\y 4 BR & fem rm in m11tdun1r dr11rits. !Ind btau-Vill11 Pacifl~ Homl'i;, Patil,.:, 1.Jlul kitchen !or Mnm <in " 1rnnl~. jaf'uz·d , rte. 11nd flOOl~17.M ,101. Bny 1ubjrc1 to elo5e 10 heacb. f11,\ ll'rm& Jll'f'~t'nt \ l.tian with rot•l nk. c 1 I I S1.11n /\ll'~r. pmts $196 n10. Fun prict 5-16-."lRSO al9·136fi. 12>.000 HOME PlU'"'S.,.U""N"'IT"°S"'" Walker & Lee ' ••_rm. ''"' 12.lo '""'m•. Easl,ild1> rn~lll /\11"118 Rt11llol"J; DUPLEX Fountain Valley fix up & 1111.vt on thC'St un1!1i. 008-3.171 Tor locAllon. D&ily Pilot Wa.tfl Ads nave Fortin Co. Realtors barpjn&..plqtt. 642-5000 S25,950 NO DOWN rno1ns -~p11rious rharmu111: Separ11!r workshop arlarhrd J1v mom. F'irplr. F'un<·lifln· to rl'nr of garar;c. !mmPrll· 111 llvin~ nf'.!lic;n. Tcr1·a~n .11,. p.n~SC'5..~ion~ HJ"~ down. floor'!'. All el<'crric hit in k1I 510·1720 1011• rln1\n }"/IA or 11.~sum<' apr J'i'• G.I. !011.n now l)n prop!.'rly & Y"ur n1nnth!)' pa1mrnt.~ will hr likf' l'f!'nl. l..tlvf'ly home in ":\1inr" l'011 - d111on 1ns1dr ,t. our. ~ hrrl - rronms all l'lf'c!ric hu111.in • l.J>cfl!Cd in rhoire B11vcrr"t TARBELL ;\r11·rorr -Price SA!l.:JOO. 673·8i~. kfrchcn. Carpels. drapes ·'-fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO f'll'<'lly shullrrs. Den, larc:f' Jlfltln. 011•ner leRving ar('ll~ ;,~0-1120 TARBELL 2f!.).i ll11rhrir, c,., .. 1;1 \lr~;i BEACH DUPLEX $23,950 ;\!:1.1 hi' ynur la~1 <'h11nr<P tn 01-r1 hrarh pr<ll'\{'rl,v Ill 11 rlrrrnr prn·r. T1111 unil~. 3 b!o(·ks ,., hr;u·h . nr>1r .~ll(l!l· p\nic. 10'.: rl11vn • nwncr 11·111 hrlfl financr 11nd !'f'nt~ makr 2600 SQ. FT. or l11x111·y ln this 5 Bf'rlroom .'l h11lh home. 11'alk 10 Mf'~" Vf'rd£' Cot1n1ry Cluh: lf1'<1· IUl'<'<I fnrn1f1! dining . 1111 hu1lon k11rhrn. family rnom n1•rrlnnldng pnnl, on n1·r1·· 1'17f'd 1~1 + hnbh.v mom In 1e11rl'l~f'. $."iJl.95!:1. for clr!all~ Call ;,10.11~1 iOrorn e1·r s.1 p::ivmf'nt.~. F!.'t 1t Ufl 11 n ri -------~-- i\!1\KF. MONEY. Bct!C'r .~e(' PENINSULA POINT II Ca ll 11-W Slory; 2 ~rm~. down, W I k & L ont' 18X22 mslr. suitf' up. a er ee Oininit rm., .rrplc.: hll-ini;. Owner!I lr11v1ni;i area. Call R<'al1ori; fflr 11pp'1. S:>4.r.oo. --~~"""33~7~1=c---ICall : 673·.1fi6.3 • 6'12-22.},1 E\Pes EL RANCHO associated BROKERS-REALTORS .2015 W llolboa •13·166) Nearly lf2 Acre Guest H ouse + Coral + Oe n + D in• ABsr.NTEEo~·""r musl sell Bre111h1a lC'ln~! ! ~1·crylhin::? Bellchur.>! 1-!0rtlt'. Nrw p11 lnr !or comf)le1l' fan1Uy Jiving. & dl't'Or. Pool w/hydrolic Only 7 yC'a~ r'!Jd. CuC'St l'<>VC'r, 11uln Sflrl.nk]('~. Im· hol.1sP hu 3 Bedrooms. \Vr lnC'd posseuion, flexihlf' JlJSTLISTEDl'f.So Hurry, l('nnll 10 responslble D111 purchaser. ln~pretlon I tll· 645-0303 fer~ invited. 8491 fo"o.-c llllls Ave, Bueoa P11rk HIRISI [ Ill.SO\ . ..... Pl Al rORS DOVER SHORES . View Homt G11l11xy Dr. Spacious k iclr111 for enter· t.11!nln1t. "''indoor pciol It LUXURY LOVERS jf!cu:l'f.1. $122.000 • Lta.~"" or Your gutllts 11UJ ri:asp as thry SI li.000 -ff't'. By 11110·1. ~1r11 io1o th is dran1ntir ~ill Gr•1ndy , Realtor RAYCRF.!'T rnlry. 3 B 1 r ~11 Ba.ytldt'. NA (;n.fll!il BJl.'1 ~i!h ~r.hi~1lc111"!' m.trr -MOOEL HOME- 11t11te. ~pi1rk!tni::, a:ltp·'11\'f'r 3 '3drms .• 2 BflthA kit. P1cttirC's~ue lnristpa. sicps to rn-r.,n. S:l!l.900 Ste "h"t S69.ft50 ~'Ill buy. A·FRAME -GEM-3 RR. family rm .. 2 Mth~ 1610 \V. Co.list Hwy .. r-t.B. W11lk 10 hc11;eh. S.Vi.!100 REALTOns 642-4611 Ca.y11'ood Rtally 548-1291'1 29."i.::_l_larhnr, Cfl!lla ~!~a HERE'S-A-WINNER- Tn f111!ihionahlr B11.1•sh<>re~. "'11h pnvale tw>ach. Sp11ciou~ 4 AR .. fan1 ily rm. & srJl. rl111in2 rm. Casual & romfy. Livin~ rn1. with inviling frfll. S<'clud<'d outdoor pa· l!o. l)lrnd~ hr11ulifully \vllh ln~1df'. PriCf'd to sell, $;..J ,71)(). HOPE GERRIE )i+::: REALTY •Ii . 645·4<100 6-45-3320 ~ 8J3 Do\·f!'r l:>r,. NB - $21 ,950 Ex{'('pli()nally clean 3 BR 2 BA hom"' w/lrg shady 1~11 I.· nieC' ldsc~. w/$2,2()(1, dn, nlo pyml~ of 5220. incl lax· l'i;. All mod hlrin l'ppl'g, FA hi, dbl gar. patio, ff!'nct'd. I' 1llage Real Esta te '62-4471 ( ::::,) H4.al0l Lookin9 for a Tax Writeoff? Onhdy dupl11x, 2 hr!iroorns each. l'Ornf!'r 1o<:a1ion, f'X• ttll<'nt floor pl11n!I wilh fire- pll1<'i' ln e a c h. Ttrms S46.9~.oo. 673-8550. 10THEREAL \"'\.. ESTATERS I 'I ' ' 4-PLEX, GI TERMS 4·Lfll'JU1 2 B~rm. J~~ Bath uni111 ~·i1h bulltio!I, in "' primP location lr>r $60,000. ru11 prier. 5~\j SHERWeeD REALTY 189& I Brookhur~t r. \'. MESAVE RDE ARE A 4 Bil. 2 Ba. I~~ Sq, ~·1 Dr1\'fl hy 29J9 Bakrr. Call 11~ for !nrn. 11111f ·~ kry. Dnnin ltenlty 642·6560 "-'e·u help you cell! 642-.-i67ll S.turd~y. Nowmbtr 13, 19n DAILY PI LOT 29 I~ I -.. ..... I ~ General POOLll OFF SEASON STEALll A n'AI bargain, 16 x 40 tt . pool, '""'>' CMr dt>ck1n"' 4 ovendted bedrooms. l• • ·ly room, bride's kirchcn, cu"'° ton1 drapot k caJ'l){'I&. S30.000 11nd al! ll"rm~. Back 81y NEAR UCI, 3 BR, la.m rm., 1 l~ BA, 18d> liv rm. hJce brick lrplc, miw1ve book case~. sep utll. Hnl~d nn. crptd, d~. C.Ov J)'lltq. 0..1. 2 ear 11:ar. Cor lotlfl'lftl, S29.!M. Broker, St>-3663. B1lbo1 l1land WESTCUFF DON'T BE TOO LATE I 1341 Sus'-"x Ln. Daily 1·5 Ownt'r accept~ rw:w pcwltion In Seaule. See this sharp. el1.>an, 3 bedroom 2 b!llh ho111r. &ri11ratt' livina rorun plui; family room. Owner 11d1ll.'ft mom fo r hi~ nffir,. Builtlns, fiN'plare, utll rm. \Valk 10 .ICl'IOl'li &r 5hof)5,' Walker & Lee • • H. GARMAN 3277 M innesota Ave. • CORONA DEL MAR Pri~ 111!1shed • L ow, UJ1P.1 down payffifnl. OwMr will c11rry \i;f, TO. Owner 11nll· kM..111. {)c(t"" side of hwy, 3 BR, 111 BA's large J1,•tn11: rooln w 'hrePI. nice i;lze kirch with ("fifing 111'!'8. Pa· ti11, RllC'y act'l's~ for bo.11. \Valk lo shop11 & hrh. 429 llchorropc. Open rh1ily Baycrest Beauty 2036 Comm odor e, N.B. OPF.N SAT .f.:. SUN 1-j 011nrr's n1ovin1?. !fl iifr't\i!'O. r.·lusc ~rll ri~ht a11•ay. Tl11' h<>n1r is planned !or rnlC'r· tainini:. Reamrd CX'Jlln\':~. :I BR. 21i BA, f'n'f'plc, bui!t- lns. large rovf'red pa1io, 11hake roof. $?12,j()Q. NEAR BAY OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 23~ REDLAND!'. N.B. 4 l.arge BR, 3 BA: huge 111•· in!:; ,r,, l;u11ily nt, 2 lirrflll!.c· <'!". hnilhn<:, llf'auliluJ hru·k yard 11·i1h hr:111'CI JlMl. En- joy outdoor t'Ulf!'rtaining. Only S·l2/i00. Lachenmyer Realtor 29".>."1 Harbor, Co:lla M<'sa Income . Producer Enjoy fine l!vin1;t and. good lnco111e lhl~ ch11.rming rustic (!upte:<1 will fill ynur l'll'r.d~. 3 Berlroom unil-wlth 2 baths. Ll!.ri;:c livin~ roo1n. ll'plt'. ht'am ceilin;:. Bu 11 t in kilchf'n, dish1ra.~her. Plu:. Jovel)' sturlifl ::ipr O\'<'r 2 C'ar i;?nra~c. \Vell land,carwd IP.'i1h pa1io only $63,500. Call 67}-8:).j(), $19,950 IS THE PRICE trn-lhis 1·rry lo1·rl,v 3 bt><f. room, 2 bath home?' Tht> loan 1., hiih eoou~h fhat you can a.'l!!Ume 1vith paym<'nt1 of Sl60 Jl('r monlh. whirh in- eluflf's all. Modern buill-in~. n<'ep pile rarpc!s. 111.oo ma lchini;:-rlraJlf'.~. Doublr J!ill'aJ,:r IO hoo1! Ctill · Walker & Lee Rraltnrs 27!1(1 l!flrhor Bh•n. a1 Arl11m~ ~.1:;.016.i 0fl('n 'Iii 9 P~I VACANT l/arrlwd flrs. $29.9".xl. ~ BR. 2 BA, lrg kilch '11.'/hltin~. f11m rm, liv rn1, crpts, drps, n1ol!t poflul11 r fir plan. Fire· pl , ovrr~lzrrl rihl 'l'ar. Jm. n1ed occ. Prcstigr nbrhoncl. Plrpty or ~hadc 11'£'C'S. I' 1llage Re<il Estate '62-4471 ( ::r..i ~~-110l OWNEIC ANXIOUS \Vil! considC'r all oflcr~. 2.WO+ ~Q fl homr. ~ AR, 2 811 . rlrn. honus lam rm b ~rrnd patio. CALI. SEE ANYTIMf; ROY J . WARD RL TRS. &16·Ct228 - Re11.l!or11 IM2-44j.) OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Let your tf'nants make :;our ~)'m!s in this prime loca- tiol1. 3 Bedroom Duplf'x. Both unit11 aN! fully furnish- "d and In mini condir!on. Priced 111 only SS.1.930. Sub- n111 your nfft'>r. ;,•11.1'·1·1:, ~HERWeeD REALTY 11196 1 B1'<l1Jkhurs1 f'.\I. --r1X[R-U'~P~P~E~Rc- Gont1 prnpcrly for )\lllOI!: pro. pli-1o,hn wan! to s1art 1n rC'11 I f'Sli!.!t'. T11n hrnroom. 1 hAth hn1ne on R-2 lot \\'ilh ocean JUST $23.000 CAPISTRANO VALLEY REALTY :Uj(I\ Can1in., Ca pistrano 49:\.-1124 ~C~O~R~07N'A Oel MA.R DUPLEX-lease/Opt. 1.nrJ:f', Spanish. 4 Rt'drm., J Bit It 1-lf'vrl homP + I RR <lflL $.i~.·1.1 mo lr'l.•t'. $1'JOO flp!iflo. or 10'; On. lmmrd ()('(', 711 ,J,\:-\llNF: A\'~:. $63,500 PERRON R~:,\LTY fi.1 2.\771 INVESTOR-S-DREAM- Easts1df' home + duJllrx. Xlnt location and condilion. IUjl;h inL'Olllf', l'i>ry low nta.lnl. Pri<'fil for fasz We. Call 5-16-:)880 i()pcn E1Pes.1 hedl'OOITI!\ m11sl sell. 4 with 2 baths, *BACK BAY* 3 AR, 2 BA, family rm, lirepl, bllinl!, h!Jf:e walk-in <"IOSf'll!. 1800 sq ft, New crpts/d rapes. $30,000. Roy McCardle Realtor 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 548-7729 BAYSHORES VIEW & POOL \Vatrrfront cusl. home, 4 or 5 bdrm.~. Vil'IP.' from most roon1~. ~7 r r. 101. spacious yarn. Red. In $280.000. Bill Grundy, Realtor R~l Baysinr, NB 61~1-6161 ----------- • DOVER Sl-IORF.S * ELEGANT thruout. Nothing cornparable in th•s 2 & drn, bc11111. home. Si!l,:ioo. NO LEASEHOLD. T t '~ f'X· qul~1te. Opt'fl hsf'. daily .. Br}ant \Y1rst r.11r. 67.)..2723; 646-5.illt earlY A:-01 or EVE. -BAYFRONTA PTS-:- Vis1a Dfol L1dl'), P1rr & slip availAblt'. From $31,500. Sell or lease. George Willia mson REALTOR 548-6570 645-1564 A good "'ant ad is a a:ood !nv~tmenl Costa Mesa You are !he winner o« 2 rickets ,,, 1he Orange County Inte rnational Auto Show 11.t the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER I Novf'mll('r 17th lhrU Zlsti Ph~ai;e r111! S12<J678, ext 31C between 9 and i pn1 to claifn )'our tick<'lll. iNorth Coun& 1nll-lrt'e numbt>r ia :>40.1221) . .. . DUf'LF.X fOR SALE By Q11·fW'r. Slep~ In bay l beach. ~1akr offer. Ph aft' 6 p.m. 5'1(}.2776. Balboa Peninsula 310 LINDO Ave ., betwffn ha,11 & OCf'lln. Open Sat., Sui;t. 1: 30 to 5: 30. Charming old t r homr. Choice loc. 3 BR. 2 baths. Brick frplc. ~~ noor~. Furni11hfod. $38.~.} DAVIS REALTY S12-7oqo Bayshor es J CiiARl\llNG 2 BR .• rom;tt nr11• ki!chrn, new cr p4. Shor1 walk to Z P4. hl'arhr~. 252:i Cr<'stvif'W , By O\\·ner: M;,.. \039 Beacon Bay For Sale By Owner 1 Beaulifut new \\'aterfroi'rt honW'' °'~ God~l lu'u-out.,..41----,-1 Br, den. 3 ba. Also. 2 br l\fi h.l apl. 3 Car gar . Boot slip avail. Prin·c. Only, 675-0419 or 49·1·Sl97. College Park --sl(cLtfoeD I COTTAGE ' REDUCF,n TO SZl.9flll, 1 Hui:"' ln! srrluded hy manY, fO\\'t'rinj!' !n>C'l!. Cul-df'·!IAO locR.t 1on 11·i1h munlry at~ phcN'. 3 Bi~ berlmnml! J!:lu~ 11Cn>t'tlCfl in palio. !ncl udlnll! relrig. ,{. washer. 0wl1f'~ must sf'll! Submit you~ trrtnl!. Call ~6-;lAAO, Her iJ 111i:r Reflllorl! h1Jlf'n eve$. I CRACKLING LOGS In thr fa\Pa srone frplesi i;parkllnJ: b!ut' water in lh lars::f' pool, ;iJI lhis plus lar1::" BR .. 3 harh~. hand~ family ri1nln~ room for onl $."1.'?.:i00. Open Sun. l·j fo your vl1•1ving pleasure, 460 Oori·hf''>lrr. (.M. University Realty 1 3001 E. Cs1. Hwy, 117:;.G.'il 3 BR. 2 Ba liv & din, bltin, IRundr)' rm, crpts, drp11 Ocean vie"" no tr11.Uit' $2j,:JOO Owner, 642-5364. 101 \V. 191h C1\l. S©\\.4U}A-~t-trs9 The Puzzle with the Bui/I-In Chuckle O l!torrongt la!!t r• of tll• fovr xrombh1d words b•· low to fotrr1 four li!l'lol• word1 I NUSEE,1 I I' j j Archi tects cover their mr,. _ . . . . fo~es with Ivy, d octors with r--:-,-.,,..-=-=-:,--, sod and chefs with -. I p A H I G E I . 11-IJ ' I' I I I' I" e Coi1>11I••• tll• duxlit. q1101ed bv !,h,nQ ifl tilt m•U•n; 'WOid YOU d~~tJO(I lrom Sl81) f'40 J b~fcw. & t~~{·.·.·· r I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I" I t>ti~:nt" J_ I I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN DIME·A-UNE ' ' ' -:n DAD.V PILOT Sa1urd31,·Hovtmber 13, 1971 Corio Mose IY OWNER $25,500 3 BR., 2 full b&Jhl. atcr&.eU\'t.. nfl kept ln1et1or, carpeting, wall to wal~ drapes. Lvge f!!nl'ed yard -1th room for boat. Corner Jot clOSe 10 elt- mf'nt;ny li: hi schooli1 Jn \\'e8t 1ide Costa !\.ff!Se. PhOne owner far appoin1ment to llff. 54&-&149. * COLt EGE PARK * Va.~11n1 3 BR. + family rm. 2 Ba's. No down G.I., tow do"'fl anyone. Owner \\'ill pay all dosing costs l.: h('lp finance. $28,950. HURRY! HURRY! llL"RRV! Call Pat \Yood 5'1.'l-2300 AGENT 675·~1726 COLLEGE PARK OPEN HOUSE Fri rve 'Ill ?.ton A.\!. Vacant .i Bf( ram t1Tl, bllns, <Ible trplc, shag i crpts, on xtra lge cor lot, lo d<>11.•n or \r A. 239 Pri~ ron, C!\.f. 823-4205. w i I I tra~ for properly_ trailt"!r , tor hnaie, TD'Jli etc. '* OPEN SUN. 1-5 * 1sn w. BAKER Divorce -must sell! 3 BR., 2 baths, family nn., frplc., end. patio. Neat comer. Walk to everything. $'28,500. CAU. 646-7414 Ferel Walker Realtor -.e~.P.~ OPIH HOUll SATUltPAY 11-4 UOI 1.111111• Clrcle~ H,I , ASSU!\.IE VA LOAN ••• 3 Bedroom, 3 bl1h • , • ~RA 'I'ORS CHOICE . • • pleuant Happy F&Ct' kitchen ••• lush carpets , •• ocmpnre at $31.~. 968-4433 "M4U Tow11 I Country Shoppi119 Co11ter l•1ch I Elllt, Hunli119te>n 110<;.h WE FOUND A SLEEPER ON A TREE LINED STREET Huge family room, 3 bed- rooms make this 41 winner et $26,900. Senor will help fi. nanee. 545-8533 545-0458 Leaving Courotry~ By owner, Fount•ln Valley '4 BR. 2 BA, on Jge lo!, Huntington Beacfl "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY" ·rrv1ne Irvine OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1·5 5412 CATOWBA -TURTLE ROCK Jn TllrUe Rock, Broadmoor. 4 lldrms, plus Iamilr rm .. plus solariwn, plus loll -Ideal a s studio or office. Irregular lot, corner Joe. Completely_ private rear patio, Jovely lnd- scpg, All this plus a VIEW lor $41 ,950. 18115 TABOR -TURTLE ROCK '4: Bdrm., 2 baths. family rm. Popular plan •2, in the first unit. Asking only $42,950. IN- CLUDING THE LAND! 5412 AMALFI -TURTLE ROCK HILLS Charm & elegance -beaut. President home. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, family rm., upgraded thruout. Lovely use of "'allpapers. Comp. lndsc pd., sprinkler system. Short 'valk to pools &: tennis cts. Definitely "Pride of Own- ership", Only $56,950 INCL UDING VIEW! c-r 11,11··111·1111. ---··111'11!!01· "SINCE 1946" 1st \Vestrrn Bank Bldg, Univtnity Paik D•Yt 833-0101 Nights -tl ' l!il I: 1 ·~!:::"' I~ San Clemente San Clement. Income Property 1'61ncom• Property 1" 9 GAIDEH TYPE' BUNGALOW APTS. TWo bedroom, den wl th wel ba:r. Six :yean new. with panoramic Pacific view. This tee land Bluf1 home will capture your dreamt. Sal11 priced 1t ~ :5!57,000. -= 4 separate buildings.· Shake roofs. Private patios. No staJrs. All 1 story bungalows. 2 & 3 bedroow. Some have llreplaces, The type ol buildings that attract and hold good ten- onts. Income $16,740 yr, $14~,000. Excellent financing, I~ 1--,=.,,.,===--1------.......... -San Clement• TWO ON A LOT • -· T I Hill •• ,, H . -""" --~ BY Owner, 3 BR. 2 Ba, o. lAl"''t'r emp e s ,~, • ere Is """" renu:u proper-\llew. 403 r.;, Ave. San Juan. upper. Huge lot. outstaOOing ty or use as a mothtt-ln-•A ......,. T .., •• 294 Y•hlte ~·ater view! Beamed JaW quarters. One 3-bed· '"I."""'. el'IU$ . .,.,._ · cathedn.I t-eil. ln living rm.. room and oil.! 1-bedroom, Santa Ana H1lght1 lrplc.; 3 bdrms. plu!! dt'n &: both tor the.price on ONE. --- l'Jtudlo. Hurry • it's on I Y <>nly $2'2,700! 11 % net spend-OWNER SAYS $47.500. able on down payment after ''SELl:'lll RUSTIC HOME monthly payments including ••• HOME 1. mcoME $32M. $8.M dn. $175 Mo. Irvine Irvine \\'alking disla.n<"@' to Sr. High 1axes. Better check this out. Sharp 3 bedroom on large liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil School. Ditfl"rent floor plan Cali lot. As.rum~ ?%'Ai VA Joan. Big lot: nr Orange N. or East lTth St. 3 bdr. gar: 2 bdr. gar. rear fenced. Top rental area. can t&e w/optlon tor Sl75. pay 4 yrs advance gets 1003 credit + deduction on your 1971 inc 1ax. J>re.a low rents carry all. Oiance to dbl your S!IM in 4 yrs. LYTI.E REALTY 583 \V. 19th 548-St93 * 548-~2 CONDO SPEClALISTS. have one to sell? We can do tt!! \Vanna btly one'! _ We've got 'em! Jt8,SOO and up, all areas. I' )lith an abundanc.? or pan-W lk & lee Total paymts $186. monrh. eling & beamed ~il's. 3 a er Price n?duced to $25.500. Bdrms., family rm., blt·Ul Call now for detail~. BY OWNER· UNIVERSITY PARK OPEN SAT. & SUN. kitrh.; as~-ing $44.950. '1'11'1« HA~~l~ t Ada FULLER REAL TY TRADE FOR LOT '"'"II """"i-' . 11 ms 546·0814 Anytime Must Sell Very Attractive Townhouse. 2 Bed-M5-949l Ope n 'til 9 PM Tustin larwin r111lty, inc. 21562 Brookhlll'St, Hntgn Bch 546-5411 anytime Wood & glass house in foot-EXECUTIVE •----------room, 2 Bath + paneled bonus room. Central h·11 1 • -J , • -1 5 0 ..... guna -one u• •RETREAT NEAR things, but prjvale. **DANA POINT air cond .. beam ceiling, fireplace, beavr shag lclnd. 3 Bdrms., 2 bathll. 8 d c carpet even in b athrooms. Carpeted kitchen, $38,900. \\1ill considt>r lot in Quan-y tile. adobler brick r_e~ze, no! 8 r::1P· ath. New ~luxe Duplex t ile. roof, bit-ins. 2 patios, gas Bar-b-Que. Laguna for ('.Xchange. fea!ured \Vith 3 bdr., for. cril ng, b\t-tru;, view: Pool. $49 950 Quiet cul-de-sac with Unobstructed Viet\'. REAL EX mal dining & family rm. 2 $34,000. Ownr 5#-9165 Webb Realfy • 642-4905 Steps to Pool. $32.900. Consider lease option. Real Estate yrs. ne"" Pool M X 40 plus University Parle 5.i'xl.55', alley, covered patio CUTE AS A BUG!! on quiet st. Nicely 3 Bdrm, 2 halh IO\li'nhouse 'landscaped. $25,500. 1'ry in F.V. Like new rond. $2,000 doy,•n, we'll carry throughout. Owner lrans· '2nd. 548-4354, aft 5 or ferred & owner has to sell SEE TO APPRECIATE' jacuZZi . $67,500. You ffi'-n the The O\l'TICrs n"' moving back · 917 Glf'nne)'l'.1', Laguna land. AWARD WINNING... EASTSJDE TRIPLEX east and must sell thiz 18352 Mandrake Way 833-0255 494-8561 OPEN SUN. J.-5 ... KITCHEN. Thiz 3 Bdrm. Lg 2 BR units. Garages, pa- beauty. Shag ca r petg "!"!!!!'!""!!!'!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I e E:'i1ERALD BAY 18n Port Abbey, N'PI Bch. plu11: dining rm. home has a Uos, frp)c'11:. Xlnt cond $-170 lhrougl>out and double drap. -:= Walk to priv beach, tennis Hal Pinchln & Assoc. spotless, come-hither kilch-mo incoml'. yet only $4·2,500. ing on each window. There Huntington Stach Laguna Beach courtJ, 3 br, 2\i ba, living REALTORS 675-4392 en. completely modern & BROKER, 646-8226 ·eektndft. quick. Submit on term11 or assume FHA Joan. Priced OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-4 righr at $23.950. 962·5523 I-Bedroom, conven. d,n, One COLLINS I" of Costa l\lesa's most desir-& ··ATTS Is a huge cow~ paUo and $27,950..MAKE OFR rm, dining rm w/beam 1436 Mariners Drive inviting, with rozy brkfst. INVESTORS SPECIAL lt is walking_ ditl_!ance tO the HERE'S A ceilings & ocean views. 2 By Owner, spacious We.stcli!f. area. Bright & cheery. Spac-DiW?ce! beache1. PRICED $2,000.00 -4-BEDROOMS R'E•L frplc, Jge :masl'l'r br suite, iouft~L.R., high beam ceil., Must sr!I now! BEU)w MARKET N. ~.~--1~ Sq 1 i~-4 BR, 2'h BA, frplc, charm· A,;.,,h-• ~,·ck t-Ic. n-!Jght· able ron ot. .~ -----REAL1'0RS - 2400 ELDEN •32 MUST Sell immed. Beaut. 3 Entrance Drt Santa Isabel BR, ·2 BA reduced $2000 -ALL ar '-'VUJi...,,, JW t '" ''SWINGING HOUSE'' tile ent.-,oy, extra lge patio. 1 ,. N h 1 & """ = u,-• ., ""' Duplex at Newport Beacll TERMS AVAILABLE. Call 18' tam. r m., 2 baths.' Va-A--> ,.1., "REALLY IDG." Xlnt cond. $85.000 Qy,'nE'r. n~ ioLov. '1",""'1 Phong ful dining rm. t'nclosed with Call aft 4 pm, 5"9--0844 842-2535 I H . d Dr ~1' h ,,... Sl'uuo,nS. e y am1 y me iron lence. Secluded, Span·\ ;:;;-.;-;;:;::;;;:-';C":.:_::-0'-:.C,.. -847-'i<>lO. ~Arv A~ien a · ig t lmposb1g ~ory IU'Chitec--'"=--"-""'~=~~=~-in Immaculate condition. ish tiled patio. $34,500. FOR Sale By Owner. 4 uni ti. BALBOA BAY PROP. below appraisal. $30,9:50. ~ \V. Balboa, NB 673-7420 968-6370. O THE REAL ·~ ESTATJ::RS . ,., · ,~ . ' . ' I 1 ;H=u=-nt"i"ng_,.1=-.-n-il,.....oa_c_,h-- CINDEREL.LA, COLLEGE -".':'.'~'o:"'.=---- PARK, Hdwd fioon, ,;.,.,, JUST TAKE OVER I roof. extraCJrdinary. 3 BR + -;P"o"o"L-_,+:--,R"U~M=P~U~S- l•m. ' BA . !Ml I' '""· ED NO-QUALIFYING ROOM RIDDLE RLTY, ~ll. Pl~ ~ bedrooms, 2 baths, George ?.1ezei 557-4263. built-in klrchen, new shag CHEERFUL home, 2 BR, 1 BEACH ~TODE'RN. -Lo\\' dn. ca rpe!lng, 2 fireplaces. Over -1 buys f'Qu ity. Still like ne\li'. """' f ba lndry room, gar.. ge 1 """ sq. I. rumpu~ roorn in· yr. old. 4 BR. 2 BA. Bull!· cl · back yd. $21 ,500. $1500 . 0 . udes "'el ber. No qualify-1ns. 1sflwasher. Beaur1tul -do.,,.,,, Consider trade units. Ing, no loan ftts -ju51 lake , interior. $40,000 area near "McNASH REAL TY the bl'ach for only $27,500: over subjto("t to existing GI I • 642-8400 F d ,_ Loan. Owner will ccnsider BEST in College Pk., 4 lrg. or etaha call !TI4) 962-5585 $1,00(l down. IM1'1EDIATE BR. 3 lUe BA. 1850' w=ikAY..'CY' & I modernii.ed enlrg'd, frpJc, a er lee dn'g 24' !iv .. C'Pld thn~UI. Klng-sz mstr. BR. boat sp. 540-<376. I ORIS! I: 01 \0\ " P f'A I. TQ'I' COLLEGE PA~K. 3 BR., 2 19131 Brookhurst Ave, BA.. Fam. rm. ~lany ex· Huntington Bep.ch tras. 011•ner, 282 Princeton ''RE4D IMJS'' Dr.-$29.900. ()pe'n-Sat. & \\'ith no money do~·n Of )-'OU i&ut•=:::·~"",,c,·=~~---,-.,..-1 arE' a Gll or easy mOTll'y BY OWNER: 2 .ntory, shake dO\\'n. you can purchase a 4 roof, 4 Br ~21,f, Ba, Blt-ln~. bctlroom home at I he Frpl, covned patio, Boal unlx'lievable price or pte, storage area. Xlnt. $26,900. What's mort', it is cond. \hl'Uo()UI. 540--724-t located in a fine residf'ntial MESA VERDE area of Hunlington Beach, 3 Br., 2 Ba .. F.R. & F~. Lrg rlose lo 8Chools ancl ·shop.. 'YJ'(I, Many extras, priced for ping. Don'I let this one get ~quick sale. $28,900. Bier. &\\'ay. 842-2535 -857~10. '(\<,,..,,. M'on In now! Ne \\' I l' ·decorated home. 3 BR. d1'll, 2 BA bltin.s, encl patio, dbl fti>lc.' College 'Park. O\rner, MS--9511 l\IESA DEL MAR 2 &ty, 5 Br .. 3 Ba, aep. dming rm .. bltn kitchen. Conv. or no .iJoy,11 to G.l.'s 545-1805. 2 BR. large gat, lenctd yd. dose to 11:ch00lll & M\op· ping. n s.ooo. m Costa M~11 Si. 646-9136. VACANT $22,950. 3 BR, 2 car gar, lrg lot. l m· med pos~. No dn GI /Lo dn FHA. Raymac 894-1351 . 111ESA VERDE home, sale by o\\'flt"r. 4 BR, 2 BA, din tm. lgt' panl'd tam rtn. 3 rrpJe1, landscaped for rasy maint. 546-37'12 t \'tO ' THE REAL ~ESTATERS (Pl I, 'T TIBURON TOWN HOME Ou1s1anding 3 bedroom 21,~ bath. deruratffi impecably. Ct"nt air, '.1·rt bar, SUPfr pa- tio 11·ith B-B·Q. Try $3,IXXJ dn. Dt-sprratl'~ * C,\LL 8~7-8507 * ~R ~ DIRTY DANDY Realtors 2790 Harbor Blvd. a! Adams ~5-9"191 Open 'HI 9 Pi\1 4 BEDROOMS Va einr,-$2,0CI(). doWfi. Wovl' in today. Assume exigting FHA loan $239. per nK1. incl taxes. Seller pays all cl011ing costs. ·You l!'I impounds free! Bit RIO, fam rm. formJ liv rm, lg ~rm. big closets, FA ht, crpt11:, drps, dbl gar. I' 1llage Rea l Estate ttZ-4411 <=JMWID3 "EXECUTIVE LIVING" Designed for entertainmenl living. S hup bedrooms, "'ilh a ftunken roman tub oU lhe mll.!lter bed room . f.1arvelous Iamily room in· eluded into this 3,!XXI sq. tL home. To see ii, call 842-2535 -847~10. 'O THE REAL \'.'\, ESTATERS " ' I ' DELUXE \VEST!\10NT 3 BR 2 BA, ~· ~· bonus room, ~. drapes, M'P· laundry nn, oversized lot 1\'ith block fence and large coverrd pa. tio. Sell ntA or VA, A real S!t'al, LEADERSHIP R.E. Boggs Rlty !J6S.350S ture, w/detailed exterior of •E:'.1ERALD BAY* $43,000. Can assume 51,1% CALL 675-5726 Conv. \oc. Xlnt financial v.·oocf, srucro, v.-e~th<'red t<'· Fabulous vie""" Q u i'e t loan, owner wiU carry 2nd. ~-.. -· ·return. Call alt 5 pm. BY owner, leaving state, 5 dar 11:hake roofhnes. \Veil cul-<lf'-!a.C. 6 Br, 4 Ba. good Principal~ only. Call 645-5740 ~ A 531--0J.50 . BR, 2 sty, very clean, close landscaped grounds \VITH 1 ii no 1 1 f n-HEAR THE SURF l-=.,,.--~~~-~~I lo grade schls. !\farina FR UTT BEARIN.G OR-am .Y. mt,, x n or e S -, BY Owner. 3 triplexes. 2 BR, High, Golden \\'est Collegl!', CHARD TREES LOCATED 1crtaining. \\ood & glass Newer, modem 3 bdrm. 2 ctnic: _!Optttlts bltns, frplc, pool. Your 0('11· park, 5~~ ';0 FHA. will JN Fl~'ER crfy OF LA-ext. ~any dec~s & _tall balh. Walk to e~erything, Mobile Homes c67h~_i;;~~. $75,000 each . consider 2nd. S 3 8 , 5 0 0 . GUNA SECTION. tree~. 1mpor1ed tile. Sl4a,OOO beach, cannery, Lido Shop5, F S I 125 ,,......,,,., 846-1771. The 1st ll'vt l has -huge 29 by owner. 494-96!H. etc. Val'ant & ready. 101--•-r_•_• _____ Industrial Property 168 .,..-=""=--:==~.,..ll> ,. ... r. LIV. RM., INCL. DIN. OCEANFR ONT. Own your niove i.nto. Only $41,500. NEW ADULT PARK * $21,SOO -0WN9R * F J HORVATH REALTO · AREA.~ v.·all has mas· own apartment. S S9,0 00. · · Huntington Arbor Mobile BUILDER'S 3 BR, 1~4 BA. bltns, !)('\\' I ~·1972 ANYTIME , si11e BRIC!\ JnJ)EPLACE & Wallace NeU, Re a I or·,-="~'"-~=~=~~ Home Park. F .. ilitle, in-BONANZA I W/w crpts, dble gar, fncd. ~ '+' • Vacant. on 1 y lOo/e> down. "'OOd panelling. !\fSI'R. BO-4!M-9318. WALK TO OCEAN elude: Jacuzzi, card rm, Approx. 6 acres, all or part, 8322 Munsrer Dr. 114: RM. SUITE, OVER 20 IT. 3 BR 2 BA Laguna Hillside Ne~r. modern 3 Br. 2 ba.. ~1ATV, outdoor BBQ, pool, zoned R·J and C on H"'Y· 244-3m. LONG, \II I private bath. hom~ recly,•ood & glass Not a cracker box, a true billiard rm, shuflleboard, in-71 near Jrwy, May subor- BULLHEAD Completely modern kitchen, oce ~ views from every fam ily home. Only $2'3,000, divtduaJ metering. Pet sec-dinate, Xlnl 11:ize for apart. ha.s all buiH-in R ANGE & a n 500 497-llii6. F". J , HORVATH REALTY tion. 19350 Ward St., Hntgn mtnls or restaurant.. HANG 10 OVEN. DISHWSHR., DISP. room. ' . luk fur Dave) Closed SUn. Beach. 9684H5. Exdusive Agents CllTY boanl to iurf. 4-BR, ETC. & WALK-IN PANTRY. L•guna Niguel 675-1972 675-74971~~~~~~~~~ larwin realty, inc. 2 BA, xlnt area, quiet 11. Centtt !!:~irwell leads to 2nd CHILDREN WANTED! BAY FRONT If ~ 21562 Brookhunt, Hntgn Bch Vacant. $32,950. DEAN 8!ory, with 2 h<'lnns. & ce-n· ft1al Elhll•, 5"5411 t' By ow-, -Dov•• Sho,e• ,_ 1 ._. any •me REALT\' 536-1527. tral bath. LGE. FAi\IIl.Y Rare opporrunity tG purchase "'' ... .....nu• ~===~=~=-I OR GAME ROOl\1, opens lo ~Bdrm., 2 bath home, >A'ai k· Spacious 5 BR., conv. den., I'-------' M·l BLDG. $30,000 FORMAL DIN RMI fhe most un'iJUe den you ing distance to school, "i th lrg. fam, trn., sep. dining j••••••••• l,250 sq. fl. young ind, bldg. PLUS 3 SPAC. BR's! hax.CJ.m _sren. Ap__p_iyx. ro vie""" Lo"· dall'n. ~1.900._ rm, 4 ba, a!l elec. kit chen. Acreegt for sale 150 & old house on 100· x 1%0' PtUS 3 SPAC. BR's! ~'T. LONG, llAS !\fASSIVE Laguna Niguel Realty_ Ne\\•l:y del'Oniled. -Pri. beaco1.·--~ ..... ------I c~ice Cos1a Me511 site. Hubby gone, \\'tfe lonely, 7 or 8 STOOL ~·ET BAR, Bl~SOSO 499_1344 k dock. 6'ffi.6400. 40 LEVE-L AeRES Room to b11tldmore. -'.ALL..,,.....,., All '"'m'' WI REFRIGERATOR Tho BIG CANYON $150 AN ACRE Wesley N, Taylo• Co. HAFFDAL REALTY i'oom isdcrorated in "OLDE Lido Isle . LASSEN COUNT Y. $1000 Realtors 842-4405 Eves: 541-24-16 TAVERN '' design, w I I h • ,# OPEN HOUSES F3anBtast1c model 2-A. 4.5 BR, Down $50 A l\lon1h. 7%. 2Ul San Joaquin Hills Rd. MUST SELL. Beau!. nr\\' 4 \VOOD PAf\'ELLED WALl..S, """9 y· L'd S d ' A, View of golf course, BOGGS REALTY Newport Center 644-4910 Br., 3 Ba. Exec. home. 1 2 CATHEDRAL BEAl\1 CErL· 72 la 1 o $o..,u IN9'B,5000pe. 18 ~Aermitage Ln., 968·3505 Lots for Safe 170 · $429~ B'-tNGS W/WOODEN CROSS 4 BR bayfmt buy 1 .000 · · n -Ml 1.;; Owner m1. ocean. , .». "'· Open Sat.2 to 5 pnl &l-1-7744, 644-832;;. · '80 acres TAKE OVER all or 546-7739, 54~3412. Tli\IBERS. Lge. piclure \Vin-~~cc:.~==~-'·-part, mountain area, trees BY OWNER -CaHfomie dow affords an AWE IN-119 V ' M t AV A IL no iv • \\' e ' r f' rolling hills, NO 00\\IN, $58 SPIRING VIEW ot the val-1a en one desperate, 4 BR liarbor mo, ~· -·1. Classics. lmmac. Mu.st sell. s b 4 BR ho 191 500 ~ lt'y. \\'ood !iihUt!l'red doors upcr me • View hon1e, All xtru, prin-1=~~=~==~= 84&-2328. open to sun deck. Th is Open Sun 2 !o 5 pm cipals only. 644-2649, 5;AN JUAN CAPISTRANO. SPANISH Garden Homf', :i unique home ia our ''BUY KEN BRITTINGHAM ST ='°A=oo==-~-~~-1 1.~. 1 & 2 acre Estate lots. 174 BR. 2 BA, lam nn & o.-THE >ION'-•"-'" 10, ooly REALTOR N UT valuet 3 Br, lge Horses OK. Broktr. 493-4774. -=,,_... ____ _ ' "" 675 0123 liv rm. fam rm, 2.li: ba, ----~----1 *** BIG BEAR LAKE atrium, xlnr cond. 963-4144. $41 ,950 FULL PRICE -bltns, fncd. $31,500 lO':'a dn. Comm•rcial Put your 'SKIS" in 1h!.s 2 BR CONDO, by owner, low SEE TODAY! OPEN SUN. 12-4 6~2?Ai6. Property 158 large A·frame cnbin on a down paymenL GONE TO)fORRO\V! l 11 VIA KOR ON --'--'------view Jot. Only $17,700. E·Z 557-9440 or 968-1629 MISSION REALTY 7-Story 3 Bdrm .. 3 ba1hs: LIDO Sands Leasehold. 4 BR. i\1AJOR Cl\I intrrsct, ldtal terms. Call Ross I 71 ~ l 985 So. Coast H\li)'., Ll!~na family rm., dining r m. Lge. beach house, $32.500. See for most bus. Plenty prk'jt. SJ&-1138 or y,l'i te: Spent'tr Huntington H•rbour Phone 17141 494-0731 m.~rr. suile iiith balcony. v.·eekends only. 5512 River Terrilic buy. !'.lust sf'll. Bkr. R~al Estate, P.O. Box 2S2S, YOU'LL bl! home for 0 1 1 $7!1 ~ Ave., 642·Zl7S Ownf'r. . fi.i2-J8jJ, 64>2l61. Big Bear La.kl', Calif. SOUTH LAGUNA n y 5 yrs 0 rl. . " . NO DOWN Condominiums Chrtstmas ln thi1 spacious 3 OCEANFRONT Welker Realty 675-5200 BR beauty. A pool table Beaut. 4 BR._ 3 l>R. split levtl 3336 VIA t.100. N.B. ,.._~c~. hoPecmk". B-!'..P~:~""' for salt 160 room SE"ls o(f this comer lot 1 h I .....,. "~ .,..............,., I urn, ome w/priv. staiM>.'8y Linda Is e BY -·-·, 3 BR 3 BA .... ft EASf 1ide Co!sta Mtsa all ''Buy ol the Week". Ne son to Secret Cove Beach: form-.. ~·= • ' ""',. I 2 BR hou w· h Real Estate, M&-1305 * EXCLUSIVES * do, Nr Hoag Hosp;•-•, '"'· . st'. 11 ---------1 er home of Oil\rlie Chaplin. '41 dish he d J l"rvlno 31699 Sea Cliff Dr .. bv an!. 4 Bdrm8. • 3 Baths $37,500. 645-3522, 64~3438. was r. i11:posa • stuve · & refrig, cpts & drps. Nlce EMERALD BAY LOT liO X 90 Lot .......... sn.500 EASTBLUIT ~a. 4 hr, 2 pt1rkl & enclosed 2 car Glamorous La Salle Largest View lot ba, den, 2 patios. By Owner, garage. $25.500. 2044 Tustin. 'lode! UZT Emerald Bay. , .S".l0.000 3 Bd"!'s. • 2 Bathi: • $-17,000. ~2450, 644-00fili. 642-7650 • tO\\·nhouse. 2,500 sq. fl. f'or lots &: honws ca\t: 47 Ft. on NOrd •..... $79,500 of luxurious living, 4 bdrm. Bill Grundy, Realtor LUSK. Condo. :I & 2. Prime Duplexes/Unll1 2~ii ba. closets galore, choice 4 BR Pl"' Family 2\1 Ba location. Owner. .$46,500. 1 161 -nbelt location across Ml Bayside. N'pt Bf'ach · · ' '· C11U £44-0675. •• • •·--675-6161 :JO X 88 l.ot ··•·••·· S89,500 from golf rouru with Ian-Bl' o Sa · Dr ta1tic unobstructed \fie\\', $27 950 ll'flt"r nriago · 4 Br, DUPLEX, l blk to beach. \Y. dose to adult rwtmmlng pool 1 ~ Bdrm!!. • 3 Baths Dl,t & FR.: .tncl pool, fee Ne~']'.JOrt, 3 BR., 2 BA. each BRAND new Iurn. 2 BR Con- do, Palm Sprin&1 area, heated pool, mountain \iew. ~ft.-3746. 40 Acres Corning, Cal it. Nr. r.11. Shasta. Xln't profit pro- trnlial. Nr. Frwy. 645-0478. Out of State Prop. 178 ARIZONA P\\'NER: Mesa V~e ~ BR. 12 BA, fam rm. Exceptional pool, mint cond. $36.900. 546--0164 by appl. only. 3 Bedroom $11 ,0CIO. This 3 becln-iom home nt'f'd9 tender lnVlnjl <.'8-rt, but v.'ha1 a ll11y! It's loca1ed clOS(' to ev<'rylhing. . .has lorrnal dining area, R&O, plus lols or sior-all cabilll'fs. O\'ers1z· M Jot. ldt'aJ home for 22]. D2 huyf'r. Call S47-1Zil SEl'i\10UR REALTY , 17141 Beach Bl\'d., Hunt. Bch. and it can be yours to en-Cozy 2 bdrm, rottage nestled Corner lot on S:>ud " S99.500 land, 646-SiOa unit. Frplcs, walled patio, 142-4466 joy for only $45,0CI(). a~gsl the 'lrtts In Blu~ !i BR. 3 Baths _ Pool Newport Heights fee slmple land. Good in. Large levct lots, v.•ater, pow- er, good t"Oad l. $795 tu1l price. Easy tenn~. Fl'l'f' pie· tures, maps. \Vritf' Elmer Butler, Box 486, Kingman, Ari7.. 86401. f1500. BELO\V appralRal, 3 /BR , 2 BA. Nr rollege. 1$34,950. O'A-ner. 56-61';-I • SHARP REPOS. 3 & 5 BR 's. ln xlnt area $3'1 M. Bkr. 54&-7739: 54~3·112. "$173.00 PER MONTH" CHOICE -. ' re •• SI""' fuepi"e, pat<>. Call 0 Ft."" • """"'I ,ooo JUST REDUCED .,,_.;45. ' . i d h II bird Canyon, on ~r tot. 7 d 125 rom• $65 000 Owner Real Est alt Wanted 114 COMMERCIAL u1 to stt this rare find! Room for boat or camPtt 3 * * 4 Eklnns. · 4 Baths BR. 2 Ba., lgc. ftunily ~.: BALBOA ISLAND Duplex * BEACH BLVD., Huntington O 1-""'#9 90 X 88 Loi ........ $135.000 frpl, Open "-eekendi. 241 for sale By Ch\•ner. Steps to MRS. A. POES Beach, SlX STORES all REALTY &k;-1~ Knox Pl. $28,'150, bay & beach. !\take otter. 1599 Amei:on River 'That's ll·ss than rent. Dari-Jellied .•. plus 3 BR homt' Univ. Park Center, Irvine REAL ESt'A':TE + t,ee. Fam. 31.'1: + 'i Baths DAvrs REALTY 647_7000 Ph. aft 6 p.m. 540-2676. Circle, Fountain Valley \\rNER I Bit. Cpts, drpg, gar. Fncd yard. $18,500. SJ.500 dn. c .:i.1. 64&-5632. BDR'.'.tS on largt vit\\' lor. J013 Arbor Sr. Costa ~1csa . 21,:«I. 10'"; doy,·n. &~ Y owner, 3 BR + 11'); dt•n, 2~ SA : ~r So. Coas• Pla1.a . LD do~'fl. 595 Grand Hav('n, usr REDUCED. • S2tl.950. harp a BR on ?4 ac. Skr'. 11ig 4 bt>droo1n hOme on a .•. ~Lil\,ITED future l>O-I !!!!C!!'1!!1..,•,,"Y!!U!!m!!';,· ,.833-0820..,..,!!!\I "" Pa1lo. 100' On Nord $149.500 You ere the wtnner of cul-<lt'-sac. Tht 0\\'11('rs are tflttlal ... primeOprnprrty l' 1190Gtenneyrr SI. OIAR~IING 3 BR home, Income prOp.rty 16' 2 tkkets to lhl' f'Xtl'emt'ly anxlOu~ to stll. 1100 x 5'12.7:i•. , .CALI.. Don Lagun• Be•c:h 494-9473 ~G *.WATERFRONT * beam clng w/used brick I-;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;. Orange County Assume lhl' Joy,· S't;,% in-Tritf'l! for c"Omplt'!l' tlrted5. Monarch Ba.y 3 & D & Pool 5 Bdrms, • 6 &!hs trpk, lam rm .. xtra lge lot.I • lntern•tional tef'f'•t rarf' aM mo\lt in 968-4433. * OPEN 1-S PM * 3000 sq tt charming cuttom Pier & Slip ........ S:u.5,950 benut. ktpl yd. Imma.c Auto Show 7739, SQ-3412. nghi Call f For Your Inspection OCEAN, 'vIEW ho'm•.· 2 LIDO REALTY INC. cond.$3.l.950.645-532'2. . aii:iy. ll! or Out or !own c11.nrr -3 Sat/Sun. Nov. 13 & 14 delails, 842-25.15 -847~10. bedroom. 2 bilh home w\l h frplc1, 4 bath&, v.·&lk-ln 3377 vtA LlOO Newport Shores ReAITv C(lmpl'lny Macnab-Irvine IO THEREAL '0 l~~TNfE.R S rtar u,·ln< ronm & Oil(' or the-flnt"!lt properties do81't1, beamed cetllngs. 673.7300 MULTIPLE UNITS In Top Of 'The \Vorld area -lei d W rf fi~plaC'E". Sliriing !!' i R 5 11 3 Bdrm Ott ng for outdoor en-Nor ate ront OPEN House -Sund~, l-4 12 Low n1aln1cna~ units. ooon optn on tn paUo & 1 ''· 2 hflthB: living " joymrnl from each room . 81"11.nd ntW 5 BR,, 41.ii btth1, 327 611h St .. NewpOr! F'ttshly pain!ed. V•caney large, yard. Kitch<'n ~·irh r;i,.~ ;:!~:~~~: lhlge prage for hobbyist. deck &: dock, on L1do Nord. SMres. Bell u I It u I I yap.. factor of V3 of 1~ tor past built·in~. \\'ater r.o!t('ru>r & Ind for Finl offering SlOO,cnJ il97,500, Polnlal "A" frame hr>me, 5 yrw, $16,850 Gf'tllfs Income. SELLING dbl p rt.Jt'. CI05t tn ht'\1('h ~~op hi13U~;la ~~ Owner • • 499-2974 40 Foot Lot J1\ blks 10 bP.11.ch, pool & 18 Unltt on l.~J beautilul YOUR HOME? It v•canl. $20.000. AGENT. mvd. (Up Park Ave., tOA1ta Open House·l-t-Pl\f Sun Attr. ~beam 3 BR .. 3 lf'nn!1 ell, 3 br, bit-in gas acm:. Vacancy factor al· f'rff appta.isll.! _ \*.'e buy 675-493:1. " t.quna _ watch for tta:nsl. 625 OU S1. t.quna Beach ba home •'/South pt.tlo, kitchen, fflllc. breakfasr most nil, Room for expan- •Y owner 3 BR. 2 BA, J 2!i m . .-xptrltnct". S 1 ~~ aenulnt lalb I' plU!f'r, Biii Grundy, Rllr. landacaped, low main-$25.460Gt'Oflslneome. Pleue ('(fUitit>s. PertONJ •ttentlo11. l'M LOOKING .II: .._ Freih & clran. l&ree yard Only ~.{O). ba r . A It r a e 11 v e I y sion. Exct'llr nt tax 1heller. eve!, all elt'C. kil. CofTll"r CULL INS & \\'ATI'S For Pro R.E. a esmen ---.-... 47 hrdwd noon. ftplc, quality 341 Bl)'1ide, NB 67s.6161 tenance yard. Prlcid to sell call &44-6200. . pool on p.a.Uo. 2 po.ho~. -REALTORS -BE YOUR O\VN BOSS =ru:::-m thruout. 3 DR. l\i: BA BIG HOUSE. • • quickly, $34,950. Llll.(O Real ·alk to slorta I tcl\lg, !)62..:.S23 6424477 CALL ED KASADIAN .....,._....,.°'*' "''/IQ form dtnlrc; mt, ••• SMALL PRICE Estti.te 4~1397 ,950. 1st J..11tlng. 644-579l· VET SPECIAL 847·9604 " 499-2bl * ~t atta I lndry rm. • BR. ! ba,, dlo, nn, Bonus San Clemente ' A REAL ESTATE co EMERA D ' u I E • ountaln Valley If ·"°" ... 'hun ol ''"" try • I ' L BAY !47.500. ·~ ""· i,,-.. lot. s;I ,500. n IS • as1S1d• ;,.;;:,:.;:.:;;;_;~.;;,;;---I lhi!!: 3 Bedrm, I~ ~th hf11u· Not a R .E . actory Allr.tctlvr 4 BR.. hom, on EMERALD BAY· Channlna ... -··-"-[o•·-j... • * Ol.1TS1'Ai'l'DING ** all 2 bdnn, 1',._ bath, patios. 'BR. 2 BA, tae lo!, nacsionr ,_ ~MV ~vv-•• I A I 3 lY .....-onl)f 13),rol). &: to1•J * CASH * one-level. ~P. dlnln£ rm., contemp. 6 Br .. or 3 1ullt'1. 1le01COa ....,ve Y BR. new cpt1/drp~, Jullt Pftln!cd. Shows good re· ,f!,"°,:.. ;~BQ•"'1,l00, ~~~~ C05ts Of '400. 10 mo,,, tn, 8,,~-,.,.Ill _v C'A!ih !or la't. fam ily nn .. 2!$ ba'i .: Corwcou' vltw. J1"5,.to). 3•16 VJa Lido 675-4562 many xtras, afrium, oceflJl tum of Slt.800 gT\)llll in. -Pt ''-.... .., ~ MO~ '"'I"' ~ 4 y~ old. $'9'7.500. LOVELY vi•"' k>t "~OCIO. vlt""" 11•kin.g $39,800. come. Creal location with ~·3679. SHERWeeo REAL TY ,.qulry a •ssume FHA or Turner A 1socl1tes n ;o HUBERT It ASSOC. Mesi Verde South Cou1 Rfalty only 3~ vacancy fae1or. Call t SSIJME •n1 5 ,_,.~ "~ VA loi.n. Arty 3rtA, w lk ~ ' ' ~ ... on "'w ~ ~~•hu ... 1, r .v. LEADERSHIP R.E. 11o:; N. c .. ~ II•)'., "'"""' !471 Vl• Udo, 67H980. SPACIOUS Rtpubllc '""'"'' "'" .,,..,., a er & lee JJ~ 2~ ~. 2700 aq ft house. TOWNHOUSES 494-1177 Anytime LAO ROYALE. oc:nltnt, 2 in btt\ul. locatkln. 4 BR. 3 3 BR. vu. on roll CO\ll'lf!, ~ritr ITAfl$f4. 968--0781 ·~ 142"'"66 1.. r • II S31 500 ~I I tram $.u;i,000 10 $24,000, Lo1A~, 4 Br, .3 ha, fam nn, pool n BR, 2 bi. F'lb w apt. Lie DA. "'' am nn v rm, . . • ay tane. 5051 Reallots P,&ll rtaulla are :i\l!t a phone }Ow down payment. DEA.'( HOUSE HunllrJe1 Walch the lot. Bta ,•alley VltWI $39,500 opr, $47.!(JO. 213/8&421l, nice land~piq, 147,~. Ardlll11 Lint. 0 w n•t r 2190 ~~ Blvd, 11 Adami' pn a .. y •-' REALTY ~2'. OPEN HOUSE mlumn. Owner, <!M-7'51. $!00!, SU-™4. 64!Hll33 °' 543-1161, (11~~91 Open 'tll 9 PM Macnab-Irvine et !he ANAHEIM CONVENTION Novembt>r 17th 1hru 211t Please cllll ~2·5618, ell"t 3.14 bef'A·een 9 and 5 pm to cl11im )"Our !lckets. (North County loU-fne numb(-r ia M0-1220) * * • CASH ONLY For :your lot 1n Newport or Costa ltfesa, muJt bt zoned for duplex or trlplrx • al.-o older homn that c1.n be tom doWn for ne" con1tnic. tfon. \YlD lea3t hlck untfl )'Oll 01U1 find new &om('. SIAte lot'a. tloo, Jot tlz.e, price 4 pbone number, Act f11.1t h OUr cuh buditt 11 llml'td to 10 p!U'Chues ol\ly, \\1rl1e P.O. Box 1Sl5, Nrw- PoM Beach. \VANTED: Older ho1111f! or pro!X"·ty ne'dina w a..r k .. CASJI. 5!9-1694. 1 I lt••I Esta •• W•nt.11 JM HouMt Furnllhed SOO Hou ... Unfurra. HJ HouM1 Unfurn. REAL TORS Newport lhoch E•st l luff \ ,.H_._.,._,_u,,,",,',."r_•_. __ 30_5 Apt1. Furn. L11un1 lofllts Cott• Mew SalJlrdi1, Novtmbtt U, 1911 3'0Ap t1. F um. U. 'pt. Unlur11. 3'S Apt. Unfurn. 36S ~-~~~~~~- Cost• MeM Cotta M111 Cotta M•M ••I I ~. C..h tor )'Otlr dJtntt • nff4 · N'' o land or oldtr ham• with R-2 CHOICE LOCAnON. 2 LGE 1 Br, epta, drp1, bltn$, LEASE i.W W RLD • 3 BR., 2 BA, or R·l U)nll'll Wt haw Bedroom, •unporch, nl 2 palioe:, car. $15.S. ~'1""'88 IN THE BLUFFS l)rlv. patio, PoOI pr1v\I. 11 11 ra II I CT! builder.11 waJtJni -quick et~ patio, 2 car 1ara.ct , close to evt1/wknds ohl,y. AND ENJOY Vollt')'b&ll crta. B I t n •' THE EXCI Tl NG Lido hO ..... & THE GOOD LIFE retrla;, Ir wfw e p I. cro111s, C•ll 642-4000 u k for ' fl.I, ~ ocean. Balboa Peninsula S~9/mo. 962·952 1 or GtorJe Maschmeyer. _eteler cou~t. no pets. • PALM MESA APTS \VANT to btzy home on 1 &.1T-TM3. * NEAR Bay l Stach, ·2 Bdrm .. 2~ hi.th. dtiuxe 1~963-697--6------, option. Have, safiO c:~ 3 BR, 2.\i BA. ~ blck to Br~ new 3 Br., 1 Bl; lh.ldio.i, tMo per month, La1una Nlguel Total Value on home not to beach, unlurn if ~sir@d. $450/mo. • &13-SEO 3 Bdrm., 2"' bath, 2-ity. $l.'\O NJGUEI.. Shorfos-Spac. Ntw. FUN IN THE SUN! excffd S23,0t». 548-7223. lml'Md pou. S225. Al110 2 Br Corona def Mir 4 P9d monthii~ ha h fa 11 Pr!v. beach. Ocean Vl!w. , oomo '"'L Mcl'luh Re•lty N c .. . rm.. I . m y BR. ··~1mo ..... u .,, ... ,, Minutes to Newport •-ch Minutes to Newport Beach ------6<>-MIXI l £,I ... 3 BR. 2 ho. t.wer kitch.: "cant. 137' p., -"" - lfil · dupJvc. Ocean 1ldt of hwy. month. Nov 20. Ph. ~ or (ftt Unbelievably large 1pls. Decorator furnish· Unbelievably large apts. liuge Pool, jacuzzi, 2 Bdnn, 2 Ba. partiaJly turn. S300 month. BRAND NEW kl'y fro;.; Mr. Bates at ed. Huge Pool, jacuzzi, electric built-ins, shag electric buUl-lns, shag carpets, drapes, sauna !~------~:;:;~-~I UntU JuM 30ih. SlS5/mo. DELIGHTFUL 2 BR. homt . 3 Bdrms., 2~ bal,hs, 1pllt Brnad!TIO(or Home•, La&;. carpels, drapes, sauna & more! & more! I' Adiu only, "' ,.,,, Phone Lua• ""° • yord. Near I"'"· "Golden Cl«I•" Nlru~-ADULTS-NO PETS "ADULTS-NO PETS But lneis colltet nt: 783-0M9. Bayside Dr. S275 mo. home1. Cu1tom deoor. sea. Meia Verde Opportunity i. NICE I BR"°"" ~r '"'" ALSO -Balboa hl&nd l"3._15'1JP'r month '"ri" •BR ,-.-.-12-40--.,-. SINGLES .... , ... $145 SINGLES .......... $135 1 -~'°"',.....-'o-.;... __ = "-'f»'kil1f couple on 33rd St. renlal1 avai.lablt by view &. featurtsl. ~ • oa, Imo. I E>r.ceUent Opportunillea Yearly Sl80. 67$-751.t Salisbury Rnlty 673-6!m .\10VE·IN READY 111.11 mo '1 + Sl<Xl clean dep. 1 BDRMS. , , ••.. , . $155 1 BDRMS. , ... , • , .. $140 ~cl>Ioo'~:;::;:~ •. ·;.:;,;! S•n Clomonto BRAND NEW HAR BOR .·.f-t... ~~~"""' • •hop'r . 2 BDRMS •........ $175 2 BDRMS •......... $160 ~~ ---------1 VI.E\Y HOME. 3 Bedroom, ~.... YOU 'R G owner will sell for 29.% VERY pnv, beaut, tum 3 family room. 2 baths. Com· [a ,, ~ ) 11 'if E RI HT-YOU'RE RI GHT- down. 125.ooo P1"' ,.. BR. 2 ea . "'"°"'· sm .. monity ,..1. ''"""· "'· li.:.t ~ '/ J',IU * tmmocul•t•I 3 BR THEY'RE UND ERPRICED ! THEY 'RE UNDERPRIC. ED '. Vf'nlory. Large re t 11.1 I 491-3035 or 492--4308. $39.5. per month. Broker. •. --.....11 2 Bath. 2 Frplc'a. Bll-l ns. bookstort esl. 8 ytan. Ma· 644-mo. :'··) rcn Y S240/nio. • 541).6094 '-_ 1561 MESA DR., Costa Mes• 1561 MESA OR., Costa Mes• jor shoppifl&' cen~r location. HouM• Unfur n. 305 ...... 'I"· • -5 blks So., o, f New port Blvd. 5 blks So. of N•wport Blvd. Good ~!Isl! S35.000 includes G•ne ral PANORAMIC vitw • Ex· 24N14 Vi1ta D 8 e1 Oro Newport Be•ch larrt> IJlVl!!ntory. ecutivt duplf'x, 3 bedrooms, ewport each , 546 9860 546 9860 VOGEL COl\tPANY, RLTRS. FREEll 2 bathl. Adult1 only .l rl!!f's 644-1133 ANYTIME BEACON Bay, 2 Bdrm .• 1 . • • "'"ired 1"111 mo Leu• F ••.• frpk. Y"rly , ..... $300 "" rm;;;:;;;;:;;i ~~~~#lU~~~~~ ""~~~~~~J~~~~ll~ No. IO 2052 Newport Blvd.. L•ndlords•Owners AGENT.' 67H OOO. · · ountein Valley Mo. 1!J I:: :: J I:: i: I E ~ ! 1r is 11 :: CM We wlll rtfer tenants t_o )'OU ==~-----~ LUXURY J B h Mr. Rob iMOn •l11 A .. t1• Furn. 360 e 548-9346 e FREE or charge ... Many· RUSI'IC 3 bedroom & den, 2 ' r twn se_, pluih DAVIS REALTY 642-70IXI .-._,. .,...--"::'"-,.--- MONEY MAKING de~irable lenant'! on our bath, blt-iru!, f i repla ce, cpt, drpll, patio, dbl pr, nrl ===~~-~~~ Coat• Mes• Newport Be•ch Ue ner•I OPPORTUNITY IN \l'ait!nv: list. walk to town. Aft. 67&-4930. I '°'poo_J.~1_250~. -962-~23-"'2'_. ---HARBOR View 2 BR.. &. Hcuel tor Rent 1-JiRA;;iONi~re I •;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i,I .. BIG BEAR LAKE * ALA Rentals. 64~3900 LEASE, Unfurn 2 8 R, Huntington leach Convt. den. 2 Ba, w I iv 1 BR. furn. apt., 1rnior e BRAND NEW e I . r . d' l crpt, drps, bltns, patio, ·citizens, ground level. in-2 BR, 2 BA •Plt w/ dishwr, VEN DOME Own your own Co Ione • OCEANFRONT • Fu r n ipacious iv1111, in ng area, FOR LEASE frplc, C'Omm. pool. S350 mo. Duploxo1 UnL·rn. 350 '"I I • I h I . S.nders Coo......, F' . d Walled patio & yard 2-car TV a en pane ea , pr11•. huge d oset.s, priv patio, .... ., r 1 t Bachelor all uliJ incl'd S80 · O Eves. & Wknd!I. 64~173. ~"I f"rn 0,1,·0 -·-I · DIMACULATE APTSI I Chicken • land, bl d r , ALA R~ntal!I e MS.3900 . carqe. Call wk nd 1 , PTION TO BUY "'· · · ,,..u vtng heated pool, bUJiard rm. ja. ADULT and · , 1 DI f 07' ~2-BEAUT. Modern Townhouse. L•nun• Hiiia 1ht.ll rririg., new stove_, cuzzi &: b""-'•. ALL UTil-tqutp m . nesa 0 r c t s ......... .), 3 BR. 2 BA, dri>s, .... --~. • '-"I ~ FAMILY Se tio I WI Call e STEPS t w~ F 1•~=~=~~--~ ~...-.. 3 BR 21, BA Frplc pa tio prk'g. No pets. Extra quiet. ITIES PAID. See at 20102 c n i prestnt I0 71'":"1 ' .~1n; BR Child/ml _,r·u~Irnpd ATTRACTIVE 2 br, bltns, nedw Pf.int lnsi.f!e: & ou1 . Out-pool. '2 ~ar rU. au' bl tins'. YOUR choict or 2 '"New St!O. 173 Dl!!lmar, Ci\t. Birch Sr. (nr. Orange Coun-Close to shopping, P•rll Ross " ;}J<r' ,,,., or · 8 p.,-,, " · c,.,,t/d,.,,s. -tc, pa tio. 700 11! f' patio w/lots of storag•. 1 Id" d J b -• Sp•c'-" 3 BR' 2 •-• W . S R IEtal 1130 ., ·• "• C crp1s, drapes. Lrase S295 .• or upexe_i;, ranul\f'W M2-76!l6. lyAirpor!,Just\V.or Pal-; ~ "'' I, u.a • nt.e: pencer ea a e, · • Goldenrod, CdM. 644-8699. lost' to schools. 536-2677, •<lhl9'!. 3 BR 2 BA c & d =~~~,,.--* Swim """'1, put/ .......... n \ P.O. Box 2828, Bi& :star ALA Rent"1:t e 64.3-3900 840.7368, 645-<H66. • • • rpt rps, -$30Wk. Up Aptl . isade11 Rel ). J\ofgr 5.'i7-4246. ......... ..~ ... ** 2 BR. Home. Below ;;===-.,..=-,..-~~~ . 4 BR Bltn 11ppllanc:es. 2-ca.r Pn<:I $ $ k * F'rpl, Indiv/Lndry fa c'lt ' 1-La_k_o_, ~ca"l_if_ . .,..,-,,.--:--1• HEAR This-2 BR. Fncd high'>l•ay. Call 8 3 3-9 4 I 0. PROUDLY oUf'rtd. 3 BR .. 2 LEASE or lse opllon, . garagt-. P\•I. patki & yard, 18- 25 W , Motel Rms \\'INTER Renral -2 BR. 1845 An•heJm Ave. j • New LiMitli * yd. cpl, kids&: sml ~I. SI35. a rter s'call 67j...5j64, "--BA., frplc. bll-lns. Near Harbor VJew home, Avail Panoramic vlr-w of rntire $6 Nig h t & Up Furn apt cll!!an, modern. COSTA ~IESA &42-2824\ • BUSINESS MAN 'S ALA Rentals e 645-3900 beach, free11·ays, ~hopping, now, Principals 0 n 1 Y • Saddleback Vallr)'. [l'cn in-SUNNY ACRES sundeck, r.ar. f\'.r. brach '~ I e BAR • * 2 Br, Dr P 8 1CrP 11 ' schools. S2:J:i/mo. V i c . 6.J+-2649 cltidl'!I all f'xlerior main-MOTEL '.lta rkPl!I. ~·a rnily prl'f. S170 Balboa Island TO BUY OR • SPARKLING Clean-2 BR. Gar~e Disp. Avail. Nov. Brookhursr & Ad am~. \VESTCLIFF Exec. home', 4 tenanct-. pool & rec facil. This ad worth S:l on renl. incl. \\'tr &: ll~h!~. For appL SELL A BUSINESS Stovf'.fl~frig, cp~. Kids/ 15th. 6-75-26~. 528-3567 ah. ti pm . Br, 2\-i BA, lge oornef lot on Only $26."i per mo on year 2376 Npt Blvd., CM 548-9755 Ph., 213: 2~~1R21 or afler $400-nio. \\'a ! er r r o n l • HOLLAND BUS. rii;.t~A Re~tals • 645-3900 3 BR, 2 BA, din rm, Harbor 'J-;;B:;;Rc-, "2"°'B'°'A-, "•l'°oc"t-,b-,Jt"-i-n""'R~/~O _,_,_ir_I -''-·-151111_· _._64_6--0806 __ ~-leai\e. 8.17-!'>506, Bkr. l BR. Fiirn. 2 lrg ·closets, f ri 4 p.m. 71.µj7~8208. Bt'drm. 2 bath. Carpeta ~ SALES View, S350/mo. Comm. pool F'A ht. crpts, 60xl00 fl. fe nc'. RE MODELED ocer.nfront '""" ,i,, •·• prl". dreg· AT THE BEACH . F'urn. 4 drape" -Ref -ll!ove irtelud~ LIVE · , __ ,._ BR .l rk 833-3894 .,._"'' v or t'd. All r!eclric _ w i I J " · E th " • in ~..,,...] · pa · · eicl lot, dbl gar, lndscpd. homt, • BR, 2% BA, din rm Ing room. xtri Iii rooms. BR,-:1 BA. WlnlH or-yearly drrorr.le. 909 r,; N. Bayfron\ Th,:if~ker wi~~ mt'MY Cpta 1tove, retnr. kids/ Coate Mau Vacant-mov" in loday/$225 $450 mo. 64&-8402, 613--098l. I 11e1 Adul1a only, no pets. $150/ rale!i. 714: 675-10:J7 or 213: 111 21~ "~' "."". _ ana:e ·• · · pet. 's1so. Ap1rtments lor Rtnt 431_2400. 'c.c==~~-,-··_·~-~--' 64~'l10 cAJ\ --tvt ptr mo. Ask for renta! Ag!. N-por• Ho"••hts v mo. 1 , .,.. .......,............, ' ALA Rentals e &45-3900 BEA1!1' Mtsa Vl!l'de home, 3 .... 1 • · · YEARLY lease. G r a nit RESTAURANT. l...aguna's Br, 2 Ba, new crpU & paint, 962-4471 2035 Fullerton, CM 2 BR Duplex. F'rplc, bltns, 1,z C I L"IU I Be ~ I • MORE R 3 BR 'BA II•~ MOB ILE Homo, 2 BR. 2 BR. Nice, clean f/yrd, Att t Cl 2 BR blk to beach. Nie•. s~01mo ana • 1 e s. aut. most popular, un q u e oom-. · · cov patio &: po«h, prof ~ 3 rac · • ean • £W Br 2 B · 1· -C ( d '"d I 1 u f cp!ldrps. 1 to v t!. No • ... t1. Furn. 60 Yrly. 644-7214. " a., pri. pa JO. . restaurant. Complt t e l y p11, rps, fl.r, "'s pe s. I··•.,a-•, m•'• of I .,... par Y urn., ~patio, fncd '· .,.. 11!d pool. 1'"urn·Unfum from + ulil•. ' 1110 .,..., ~ " .,. d 1.: childtpets. l leen o .... @qllipt Xlnt Joe. $268,000. · leaat. $275. RelJ exchana:ed, yar · .... ds/pets OK, util. 642_7595. Ger\eral S14D. Adull~. 642-9520 2 BR S135 Winltr, $235 yrly \Vinton"Rt-al Estate 675-llli gross income. S:t>.00'.l down. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 646-1522 bl!!lwn 8 & 4:30 ~Ion pd. Lease. 536-8360 or 1 Br $125 &. S130. Lrg. Jdral incl util, 1019 \\'. Bay Avr , Balboa Peninsul• Realonomics. Bkr. ~7~ e OLD Country Style-3 BR. thni Fri. ~5914. Sl»Quiet Adultll, no pl!!lt . 2 Rent &1utilul Furniture fl)r Bar hr.lor. Pool. Adlt s 673-1674 N.w.p •-r Deal•rship F'rplc, dbl aa.r, kids/pets, l'EA=sr=s1"'o"E,.....· -,4--,B'°"n'".-. "2'b'°•"'°th, 3 BR Condo, 112 BA. pools, BR. New shag. bltns, beam for ll.• Jil11e a~ only. 199.3 Chul't'h. 548·00.t'\ 7304 -d~eo-,-,~I,.-n-t-. ~,,.,,-rciou~ 1 r-I b"'-. ceiling, H/pool. 642-2514. ONE MONTH For L.A. Hrrald Examine:r $WO. ~ fi.replaet fenct'l:l yd.. nr. cu •ruUst', patio, gar&J:t l'URN 2 Br. Children ok. No br. \Vlnter, refs, no .pels. . ~ Co ... CW'· ALA Rentals • 64.)·3900 schools. Availablt Nov. w/storagl!!. nr the beach. Newport Shores pets. Healed pool. Lndry (2131 626--9101 . In v1·angt · a.tta. ~ · ~ 962--0986 aft 5 pm. ---I h ,. ity depos. req'd. Write R.P., ALA Rent•ls e 64~3900 ~th, Yr~. lease req. $27.) ~~--=-c,-~~-3 Br fam rm, 2 Ba, cpts, compete wit rn1. 1 J\lonle Vi!llll, Ci\1. 1 Blk To Bch. Cll'an l hr. 2662' \V. Lincoln. Ana beim. 1999 Harbor Blvd., CM mo. Option to buy. F'or 3 BR, 2 BA, big cul-de-1ac bhn!, walking dist . to beach. your 100•;0 • AVL now-l & 2 BR. )<"urn. \V inler $165 mo. 646-4071 or M to L011n 240 appt. Call 548-1862. home, all bltM, db: area. Comm. pool & t t n n 11. Purchase Option Pool. Rec Rm. Cd. Joe. No 642-99:J5. ~"!---VACANT 4 BEDROOM 3 S2G.i Vacant. ~9153 dy1: 5411.9637 Ind. ilem selection. children or pc111. &46-5824. o1-,8:cux;="K'""'to~b<-oc,.h-. ""'l~B~R. SATTLER BATH t •-· t h 536-1222 eve1. 24 H D 1 RENTAL FINDERS ownnu111e w 1 S•n Clemente our e v. • Bach. For unf. SllO up flf'W shag crpt, $225 mo Incl MTG CO 411 w.1Nr. COSTA MUA Carpl!!lll: drapes, and UM!' of $165. Mo. 2 BR. 2 BA, CUSTOM • I Br. Furn or unf S125 up. util. Ytarly. 613--0731. • • A ucreahon hall k pool. Townhouse, washrr. dryn, LEASE or Lease/Option Furniture Rental I ·~-A~du_I~"-· ~P-oo_r._= __ 21_8~1-•.· BR •. •-apt. ••-ch•'ldrr' ..... ~ E. rrm S'I'REET Houses * pt•. Le··· ,·1 f--. Call J. ... enl I . v I ""91.1.1 d ~., ,,,·.. •-oeh 517 .I: JUnl ..... " ,,..., ..-. v• .... £,, "ti re rig. acan . .»0-ys: ocean u u , • "" • W. 19th, C.M. "48·348I · TRAILER ,_ P''-' .... ..,,,, 16th St, NB. CASH FOR TD'S * ~·"Ill * • • . for rent, u1il ..,.. ... """";s --· 54HI41 536-tm eves. cu!lom home nr Western Anaheim '!74-2800 ,.._., * to•/. LOANS * Free to~ LARGE 3 BR .. 1 BA .. olde'r While Hse, ownr, 496-4618. ' ~i~~~~t1;, no pel.i . .s7o ~\O, --~~-~~-·~-----f"URNISHEO -t.-m•. Crp.,, stove & CLOSE lo beach. 3 BR, din 0 . Balboa lsl•nd 1 BR. Oceanfront, yrarly lsT TD LOAN "" rm, fam rm. $260/mo. 3 BR. 2 BA, dsh\.lhr. -view, BAOIELOR A I JI •-$I50 Mb J 1 Iii' • · SlOO-trrtL PD. L:.aguna! Lri rtfrig., lge. p11.tio, children 847-9604: Evta 9 62-6889 adults only. $265. mo. WlNTER renlal. l Br, 2 ba, pl, u ualh. · nc. u •· 1~~';~ INTEREST Bach w/ Iott .l patio. 2 bike It pets welrome. Water & Ag-ent. Avail Dl!!c. 1. 5.f.t..-4~. Step lo the Bay. $300. in-S951mo. Adult only, no pet. 615-164l Agent l,.o\1-·est r1.te1 in On.nll'I!! Co. ocean. pd ~ 160 E 23rd 1-~-~------cl d' t!l Call 642-8520. I BR F Jll pd "th "2-2171 54.1-~1 gas . ., .... v mo. . 3 BR , 2 BA W/tncl patio. South L•guna -. u ing u ities. urn., u .. w1 -25-COIT b SI Winton Real Elltatt> 615-3331 FURNISHED 1 BR ap~, 'ce gar., ocean view, Balboa Se.rving Harbor area 21 s. $1 . ~GE Y the Sea! · Comp!. crpl'd. Nr. ichooLi • LEASE-Jg--'••" 0-... yon!, 1130 tnll util. . PrniMul1. <168-1793. Nice 1 BR w/ gar. ATTENTION OWNERS! shoppini. $230. 84s:7"694. . ...,-u • ....,..--WINTER renlal, 1 Br. furn. Money Wa.nted 250 Wt have nnW cu!tomeri homt . 2 Br, 2 Ba, den, 'cpt11/ Elec. bltns. S:lltl Jnc. util 18th St., CM. 645-1367 1-=oc-,-,-,v-1-.. -.-,~.~R-. -1-B~A-.- -UNFURNlSHED -f HOMES APTS & CON PACIF'IC SANDS 3 J:IR, 1" drp8. Prlv. bch, ocean vu, Win ton °-aJ E•l•I• 67' "'I Nico 1 Br. Duplex Winter S225, Yearly $275. * * • PMlJTIL PD. Neal • cl••n or ' • BA $180 mo 20362 Dublin • ..,...., """' '164 ·~ -~ MRS. S. BRANSON 'l aR. Conv. 1o ahops. DOS.~ DEAN REALTY, ~e. ~. l ·c=--..,-d7··.-;-.-·l~-.l'°um""."1 ____ WATERFRONT-1 Br. Frplc, Sl1'5. 549~1 ---*-64_2_-3639 __ * __ ._ 1187l Via Messina Rl!!ntal Div. 536-1527· priv patio, 400 s. Bayfront LOVELY LGE 1 BR, quiet. l Blk To Bch. 0f'&n l br. Irvine $11'5 • MATI.JRE c 6 up It: 1 3 BR house,· cpts, drps, TWO STORY Unfum. 320 Ap t l. 673-66ot0. Adulta. No pets. Garage. Cttild/pet ok. Winte.r S165 1 You art th! winner of dre.1m! I Br bse, s!V/rtbii, 1ar1.1e, patio, lawn, stovl!!, 5 Bt-droom, 2~~ baths, beaut. Coate Mete BAYFRONT 3 BR ., 2 BA. 2452 Elden, 64fr2768. mo. 646-4071 or 642-99.Xi. 2 ticlcets to the cpts. drps, Pltnty ol room ?'!trig, util. room, central ldscpd. CarJ>tt&, drapes, new ----~----s250. Wintrr Dana Point • SI35 • tn'IL. paid. On Orange Count'( for chickens k ga.rde:n. ICM:. $225. lse. 646-6961 or pain t. Vacant. $350. month. NEWLY Decorated 3 BR. 2 67s-3331 Winton R.E. Peninsulll, nr. Ft r r y . International SL15-2 BR HOUSE-all redtc 646-1246. LEADERSHIP R. E. BA, blm rana:e, oven, **SINGLE, TV, pool, pet1 Adults, no pct1. 613-9749. Auto Shaw w/ stove/rthig, cpl•. dr ... LEASE 3 Br., 2 Ba., spat' liv 842-4466 dshwhr: fully crp!"d Ir B•lboe Peninsula ok. Dana Marina Inn, UJll Newport Hot"ft"-ta '" o d-'d. Pool • Roe rm. All Coo•) Hwy •n al lhe & gar. rm. wJ{rplc, din rm., tam N F'EE. 3 BR. frpl c, all ·,. BAYVIEW 2 8 I'~ t'I pd · I ex!. mr.intenance il wtr -r ...,,, u 1 • ~~~~~~---CLEAN 1 2 B Adl'-ANAHEIM rm. pool-lablf' sz. playrm., b tns, lg lncd yd. S195 mo. Beach, pier, prk'g. Adlts. Fountain V•ll•Y or r. "'• no CONVENTION Sll>l..ARGE 3 BR, l',, Ba. bri~k BBQ. s 2 5 o. S 3 oo . ls! l\fonth only . .$30. Security ~~ .. id 9365 . !". Olmo. Call evn, 303 E. Edgewate r . pets, 11 kit. Sl25-Sl50. 2421 CENTER bltns, cpts, drps, gar. Child-548-3446 or 494-6364. df"P. Agt. 962-5511. ..., l-87l-281i6. BACHELOR apt. pvt en-E. 16th St NB 64&-1801. renlpeu ok. H n1· 1 B h lranCf', util pd, po o I, I~~~~----~~ Novembl!!r 17th thru 21st 2 Br, garage, patio, crpts, • 4 BR. C'rpt"g, drp1, 2 u 1ng on ••c $100 MO. Yearly, all util., $lOO/mo. 54~3997. 6'll-ll71. Apt. Unfurn. 365 Please call 642·5678, t xt 314 WALK lo Beach! Beaut 4 + drp•, stove & retrta:. Quiet Baths, fen~ yard. 2 car · 1. 3 BR, :l B•-· w/w cpl't . drp1, rtar apt .. pr1v pa 10, one rm H ti · • h General be~~·een 9 and 5 pm to daim film rm w/ frpl c, comp! re-tropical aettinr for adu lts garage. S250/mo. 1 9 O 7 2 k' & b A 1.. un ngron ueac bltn1. no pell. Sl75/mo. + 11 a. ppl on., ---------your ticke~. <North County dee. $335. only. 1 blk to ihops. S169 Stingray Ln. 673--6578. Poot A Rec. fac. 962-4211. 613-1980. F'REE utilitie!, 1 BR HELLO RENTERS I toll-fret number is 540-1220) BEACON RENTAL 646-1765 w 646-4430. 1,,,=0.-,"-,--,.,-,.-,---,--* * * WALK to beach! 2 sty homt, Townhouse Unfuni. "5 e S25 WK Ir. Up .• Oq Octan SLJO/Studio SSS/ Block to Why are you paying ttnt! FINDERS * 64}0111 TOWNHOUSE 3 Br. 2 B~. Hamilton &: Bushard. Nl!!'Wly Lovely Bach .1 BR-Rooms beach. JJl-JOth St. 536-3m, ~·1 wake up to what'1 Mortgages, ATTENTION VETS Pool. Kids -pet ok. Avail paintrd. bllns, cpts, drpt:, Gener al Maid ServiCf'. Poot. Ulil Pd. 53fr7282 or 536--1366. happening today. We haW! I ._T_ru_s_t_D_Hd __ , ___ 2_60• I immed. $215/mo. P h . h'plc, fncd yrd. Ready lo 1---------e Call 675--!740 e 1135 LGE mod 1 B C hundreds of home! nady If n. 1·1· n·-· · 1~~1 ~• ,... L UX UR I 0 US twnh" ' -~~~=~~~~~I . r. pt!., f I V d )'OU Ire ren ng. 1 '""' 557-7648. move in! ..,,, mo. """"""'""· • • 1 • drps, rt<lec, nr ocean, 218 or your nspeclion. A 11.n NE\V 2 BR. crplK, ~j lrplt•, garage. Yrarly. Call Ownl'r 675-4644 aft &. 1 REAUT!l'UL new 3 BR, 1 BA apt. Close to beaches. yr. lease. 675-2306, 673-8141. * NEAR Bay k Bach: Brand new l Bedroom stud' ap1. $250/mo * 613·64:.J. : Be•con B•y FOR Lease new bayvlew apl. In privatl' bl!!ach com munity. 2 BR, 111 BA, all bllns, garage. S400 mo. 4!»-8197 or 675--0ll!t. Corona del M•r 1 ~ ON TEN ACRES 1 .l 2 BR. P"Urn. • Unfurn. Flnplaces I prfv. paUot. Pools Tennis Contnt'I Bkflt. 900 Sea IAnr, CdM SU.El CMacArthut nr COAst H'N)'l • BRAND NEW, Dl'luxe. 3 bedroom 2 barh, firt>plact, bu iltins, OCEAN VIEW. PCIOI. jacuzzi. Avail. Dec. 1 $325. Ask for Jrrry tir Pti. 644-7270 or eves: 644·7722. * 2 BR. 2 Ba. Upper. Cpl'd. drp"d, dshwshr, no pell . S2JS/mo. 310 Jris. 675-535" or 496-2355. SlM 2 BR. 1 Ba., frplc, p r. Garden stlti~. Gas k wtr. pd. 1 ynr. child. 64f..2M~ FOR salt 2nd T.D. Sll,OOO. to buy We specialir.e in VA N'ewport Upper Bay, Lea~. • 2 BR S150 ulil pad. On FHA Terms, iome with not Will ,,.,-,nt In t•-•I at 9" ' $125/MO 2 Bedrm dupltx WALK to beach, 4 BR, 2 BA, p · I F Ad II Chicago 53&-1506/841-5169 f'ves. '-U • '" u . & IBA sales. \Vt can i ive · · . . ' 3 BR, 3 BA. 1650 1q. ft., tn1nsu a. nr erry. u 1. a red cl!!nt down. Let ua I ;-==_,.-=-.,,,.-=-~ Bal due Ir. pa.yable S .yn .. )'OU extactly what you want single gar•~· Kids OK. ~a;,~~d. ~It~~ P~:: S~~~ 2-<:a1· gar., Pool. Clubhse, -"°~"-''-· ,",:i.,.•,".-'-· ---·1 ~.un• B1;1ch find that dream house I.ARCE t BR. 2'~ BA apt. $UO. per mo. Incl. pnn. Ir for just S47.50 total invest-642-2221 anytimt', 646-9666. Only $295. 557-*'97. Coron• de l Mar you 've befoon wanting tor trplc, cpt1, drps, all tlec int, 837--0289 ment and mont~y ••ymon~ DLX "'"W 3 Br, 2 Bl. "-le, Call Sun. 11-.i, 962-4643 $1 25 MO. UP; S40 Wk .. Bach. ,.._11 ki!. AnnuaJ Jse. S 3 7 0;-. ,... '"' .. t' Huntinoton Beach U 'I pd C I TV C your vPry own . .._... ... TRUST DEEDS WANTED less than rent. Call drps, bltna. 2 car aar. 2600 SQ. F'1. Clean 4 Br. lge 2 BR, fully crpld, pool. !1(1. or 11 · 0 or · rt'Scent Wa Iker & Lee .,.,g...3262· Cash tor 2nd TD w lk & L e We1tcliff. $275. 615-1&49. din rm " film rm, S350 per TOWNHSE lor renl 2 BR. Hwy. CIO!t lo ~hpg. Adu lts. Bay Bctt. 494-2508, 61~367. 2 BR. 1 Ba ., h'plc. lge. e e 673---0140 e e a er e SINGLE house on Jot, 2 BR, mo. 12131 943-4943. \\'1111hl!r/rlryer, bltns, pool Sl 7:i. L.~f'. 673-821:1. CHOICE Joe. 2 Br. 2 Ba, pvl covrred patio, S. of Hwy. Rr11ltors .Realtors dbl car gar., No pet1, SlSS 3 BR, crp!s, rlrps, partially facil. $16-'l mo. !11 892-7K18. Costa Mesa patio, gar. S200 mo. 1 .~t & 2790 Harbor Blvd . 111 Adams s22:1/mo. lmmtd. occ u p . """"'°'-11~12790 Harhor Blvd. at AdAms mo. 642-8766. furn. Kids & Pf'IS OK, S22il 2 BEDROO M CON·1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, la.~t. :i.38-2095 aft 5 PM _~5-0465 Opr.n 'Iii !I Pi\1 644-58j9. 545-!W9l Open 'Iii 9 p].f 3 Br. s11;.. Crpt/Lrr re~d mo, 1arrln!r incl. S-48-5957 TINENTAL TOWNHOUSE, LIVE LIK E A KI NG Newport Beach Cj)UICK CASH BEAUT. Unique 3 Br, 21~ bl. l~mmmmmm;;;;J HOME FOR. RENT yd on Victoria, CM. Call Irvine S180/~1o. Aaen1 546-0814. *• LOE. 1 BR FURN. frpl. btam ceil, bilnA, Blir: to II Wttk day1 (213) 446--0673. Newport 8Nch A t Budget Prices! w/gar. $1 50. 7'202 W. Ocean-THROUGH A beach. $285. 67~~. HOUMS Furnished ;100 Ni~ 3 bed home fr'Hkly 2 BR house in oour1, cpts, I n f'URNISHEO-t 2 BR PENTHOUSE, bltns. ~!:e~ut b!:S re~~~~~ d~. S~S ':~~·~~;~au i :~: ;~ab.~.'?~;;; :: : : ~2.i 3 t~'~:::.~": c~r°:!t:a:t UNFURNISHED :.~~~1 1 ;rq: ~ii'mec wa~~d~~ DAILY PILOT ~;~;;;i . fple A sund!ck1. 1-•-Y"'E_ARL ___ Y_R_ENT=-A-LS--*·I for children. S240/mo, A.rear c 3 BR, 2"1S ba, lam ... ••• S350 3 BR .. 2 ba., 3 car garage_ * POOLS ~"-'--'-'~21!_. --~--~ WANT AD 546-95l1 /540-6631. 2 BR, Ir yd, dbl gar S200 t BR, 2~ ba fam •••• S3SO REAL'lllR s.48-6'966 A good want ad la a iood Fut tt1ulll are jUAI a phone ~:~~':xt";'~~.eea~~~~ Hone Ranches 3 ~,~·N~J':R~g~~nl • ~~~J~R1:;~8:.~~.i~:.~73 Duplex•• Unfurn. 350 * ~~~~g~~D ~'"=':;:•::;•tm::;;'":;:';:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;::;;c!.=:::::;::;;6::4::2::·::;5::6::;7::B;:::;;;:::;;::.:;::;'::all;:::;;•w="=·::64W6:::::;:::;;71;:::;;;:::;;;.I B_•_l_boo __ l_il_o_nd ____ 1 sios ... 3 Bedrooms . .2 baths, 3 BR. 2 BA with heated pool. WE HAVE OTIIERS General * CONVENIENT -- --------TO AlL BEAQ,IES TS •Winter & Y"rly R•o>als• '"''"' 123> month. 6<6-'69'1 or 2 Br un1"rn d"plu for...,,,, FROM $1 35 MONTH ~..r1'J STAR. GA'ZEE:1C-1C · Rl.Jph Hineer Realty ALSO. · ·2 Bedroom on 2 12U) 694-2983. Children ok. S160. ~9-4218 ~~/. "1' , ~-=--*-=-'1_;.<..,.-77_5,* ___ 1.,!;N!1;~· ... SlSO. Ai'nl 3 BJt plus family rm, i:. wkdays aft 6 p.m. ADU LTS PLEASE 1'! A1111 B1ct.AYJ. l'Ol..LAN~--,.---u°'•"uc--tl 1; HO-..... ! p rk S260 IJA~I .M r-Dollr.Adiriffeu;o. "' Sllr." rh. l•lboa Peninsula FREE RENTAL BA. Collect a ·• Corona d•I Mar VILLA POMONA ~A,;;, T .Aceordi1tglo1/l•Stors. ....,-: ~ 2BR,1 BA , Ip fenetd patio. SERVICE Ptr mt1. !>5 7 _.. 263 ' "SJ~li"'<:' 1,..,,.. QPENdaily/vAc;ant k rt'lldy PHONE 642-2015 1·13-2'. ~deve:~~'! ior= f;;~~ ran1e. on Balboa Pen. 3Shp 3 Bd, 2 Ba ,•'•• cpl, Dana Potnt ·~.-.. """ 11760 Pomona Ave,1 »6l·8'2· wor ...... .._.., ... ingto ...,·..,-,,11_,S!I ·-___ ,__,,,,...,,-,,.-,,--lit \Vestrm Bank Bkla:. !or occupancy thi• 4 BR, 3 1 !'"'!'~""'~""'!"'""'~~ ofyourZcdiocbirthsil1lo 1-· Howes from bay S175. mo. bit. ins. fenced yd, :rietf; lz $2SO MO. 4 BR. 2 Ba. liv rm., Vntverslty Park BA hl>mt . Cox~ f'rl>lc, ~·I 1' 1 ~ J I A~ 6tY«.o',. Jnq at 322 AlvAtAdo Pl ar t'h1idl'f'n OK. Bargain S225 din rm., kit, 2 car iar, new· D•ys 13J..OIOI Nights petio, no pets. Annu•I I.ff', Unbelievably Beautiful 5~~ ~~r.:.1't!P* :i~ ... phone' o ..... ·ncr 213: 861-7788 p/m. :vaJker &. Leto. Rltn ly painted intl!!rlor. Dana 537!>. &44--0;;o.t or 644-4430. VAL D' ISERE Can:ltn Apts. ..-n.;. l•l._tt<n MC- li\Tr. tlhi1tl. Pet! welcome:. 842·44~. "'·Int KR"lls. 496-3434 or Adults -no pets. Flowers sv~ :1'011 &5P•tl0.l!ICll ,..,, '"' C"sta Meta evervwhere. Slrtam It. 'You'll 36 Bod.r,,. ""Utt/~ HOi\.fEY & Charm ing 2 k 4 494-2982. * UNIVERSrTY PARK fr W ""rfa1 t R 7Jt1I01~ 37M.7of .s1 w~i.. Br hse, walled tn patio, nr 4 BEDROOM with rm. addi·I-"-'--'-'-------2 BR + den N'pt Bch .. $375 2 BR. Drps, crpt&, 1s.ra1e. Sa:te ~ ; reJ!ecF m, ::....~ ~~ ::~n.,. w•ltr. Unt i l 6 /1 5 . Hon, covettod pa&, dbl. al· 3 BR. 2 ba r·n~lf.,,.$325 Q1.Jle:1, no dog1, ca ll or na,.,.,s · ' urn-1ow.,. o10°""9 70 C'°""' 213:ZU--M16. lachtd 1ar. May rtnt ar NOW'S THE 1 BR. Ir den, 1 bl ...... $250 mottlrcyclei. M&-17J). Unfurn. from SllS. SEE IT: l !Ye.i Al SW 11 T°'*'f lease w/opllon. $225/n». •BR., 21,i bath•········UiO XlOO Parsons, 6424670. ?~~ ~l ~ ~i f;;!."• Arent 546-~l. TIME FOR . 3 BR. 2 hli. homes •• $.260/325 l BR ;·rp1. bt:atn1 pallO. SPAC I Br. pOO.I, n r TA.._ ._.FM 7, ~""M•• U U pd 2 8" N 2 BR. 1% hli. home ...... s:m w/w util incl. Sl4& l Adult, lhopc. Adlts, no pet5. SIS5 T5Chc' •~Dl:rf 7:sr.,,,,. S2'15/rno. t . n . r.1 _===--~=--I ti ..,. ,...11 64~ 11!1 !1 o16r&r 11.1''"'7>0t Albertson'g Mkl. Adults ()ft-\VESTCLIFT atta • 2 Bdrm.. . ' red h1·11 "'I:' "" • • I util pd. U!-4 Monrovia. . 17 u ........... A1 T~ i 71'1'1:bl-. Cj)UICK CASH I Month FrH Ront 543-0336. ' uw.. ''.. '""'"' ly, 613--8936 morns or e11e_1. 2'4 bath&, Cof'ldO. No , "~"-~ 1• w;.., .,., l_...., '' 1.,11...w 1~~ Huntl -•• ,....... ch lldttn. Walk to •hoPl>if\I. 3 BR. 2 S.. $27l. 543.llOll $245. NEW -'°'"~ :.o u .. 1...,,. to ~ t" n ....... -~ _ $215. Ytarly ~or ltalt THROUGH A REALTY La9un1 leach , OD..UXE 2 BR. 2 BA. ~~ ;~~;:,one• :~C::rr 1 Btdroom. baby OK, $160 optil)n. AGO.>t m-4930. Univ. P111rk Center. Irvine UPPER DUPLEX, 3 br, GARDEN APARTMENT ~!~ ~~ =~~Ml month. 2 Blocks trom ocean. B•ck lav DAILY PILOT C•U AnyllMt, 833-0820 .... cpt, dp•. ,,· .... 2 bl' 1.51 E. 21st St,, C.M. 25 1" !55ll 15 ~~"'°. ~7860 or ~1614 _,.;.; __ :...•-----I ,,. .,_ 26 ~ !I&'• R~P • ._ LO \' 8 bch, \st, SJOO MO. 494-lr * 64•1"6 * :27 M Y E.,.... 11Woy Lido Isl• VEL . lft. ' . r. 3 Ba. WANT AD IT'S Beacn bo\i.ae time. ei.-,. MMtoi)I !Ir°' 11 lntoo-.....:t homt. lo re1pona1ble party ~ rest stleedon ever! Set the t !M-34M BR. Compl. rum , ne_w shag ,..l..._ 5•0,1......w IODl-.i~· BAYFRONT w/pler & slip. 3 W/re.f'1., $400 mo. Incl. DAD..Y PD..OT Clus\fted Tum thc>se White Elepna1 pl-. new drp1, hltn-. No JO Yaw t&,W••ti 'JiJ "'tc{'1"f~"t BR. 3 81. 'Tll Juftf'. S100. rardener ' water. Prin. 642•5671 O.ily Pllal Wa.nl Ads hlvt Into e.uh thru a Dali)' Pll• chldrn, no pets. $1.0/mo. Geo.I \8.IAdfUIC' {)Nnllll .:.M;.:o:._' W.:..:::a!::.ck•;.:'..;Rftl,;;;.;;.;.:1Y_l;,..73-.!l00. __ 1 """·"=l'.;.:only=.'-°"--'"'-"-r -'--""'-'--.I·--------1 _W..,-"'"1-'N..;<;;;aloro.=----_0_1m_ ... _._11ro ____ d_1_1 ---:IU-00. General Corona del M•r .. • ·~ , ff DAIL y '1LOT Sat11rday, Novem~r 13, 1911 J65 Apt. Unfur n. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt, \Jnfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 Apt. Unfurn. S6SApt. Unrvrn. Cost• M et• DELUXE Duplex 2 BR, 2 Apt. Unfurn. Costa Mesa IC·;°'3,10i;;:-Moj'E•~•;bi;;;;:-;;;;;;;liNieiwipoiirt Bei ch iiiiiiNiowiipoirlii80i.i0ichiiiiiiil ---==""'---;~~;;~;;;;;:;~~I :;:::;:::;:::;;::;:::::;;;~ ... t:~-;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;-;:~-:;: \1 * 3 BR. 2 BA, blt111, cpbl & Cost• Mes• BL 323 JumU... S>Jll, I;;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .,,...., FA.IRWAY HAR~OR VILLA * TOWNHOUS * ''''· '"'1 patio, ht mo: NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH LRG 2 story, 2 BR 2 BA den, crpl$, drpl It l car gar. $28.\lmo. M4-3124 ~1Gt0 3 BR. 2 BA, cpts, drps.. blfns, gar. 6091,.t Pol nselt ia. $275/mo. 675-63.)4. 2 BR. Cpta, drp1, blln1, gar., sundeck. No Pf'ls. $210/mo incl. util. 675-6737. $1T.>-Util pd. l BR. Gaf8.ge apt. Slv/refrig. 41 5 ~l D11hlis, 675-4092 aft ~ pm. 2 BR. bltns, Jrplt'; 2 carpol't!, pool-siz.ed, nr. ocean. S195. 673-4447. * * GREAT VIEW! 2 BR, CHILDREN •••NEW••• VILLA PEDRO Apts J UST FINISHED • Sllper-Comfort11ble-Qu1t-t 110) 2 BR, 2 Full BA. M ust see to a ppreciate N~ar Newport Back Bay, schools, parks, YJ\.fCA, Boy's Club, shoppg, Jr"'YS. etc. Gas heat. gas t"OOkinjO! and water, all paid. ~fOfl.fO from $185. 2332 Elden see or call Manager Barbara Dav. Is 64>1182. "'L CORDOVA fl'l'I!. Paint 4 1 a v e , AP RTMENTS ~ 1 il 2 BR. Shag cpt, D/W. U69/mo. 1016 El Camino: VILLA APTS. Apts "11 c1 ... 0"•· "'t1•. $120 to $1 50 N!W l "2 BR i:"<UI')' Aptll:. 3n \Y. WlllQl'I • 548-36QS * 3 BR, 2 BA, bltn1, cpts &: 2 & 3 BR's Private patk> poal • lndlv. Jaundry fa.c.' Neu Orange Cc, Airport I UCI. Adults only. 20122 Santa Ana Ave. Oshwhrs, xtra closets&: cup. DELUXE new 2 Br SlSO. drps. encl patio. U69/mo. THESE ARE TOPS. • • boards, luxury shag crpr1., Shag cpt, drps, bltn, bale, 1010 El Camino. Open Fri, If You P r.eler Quiet beaut. rec facll & POOL. pvt gar, 1 childlpet (lk. 3-5, Sat. & sun 1·5. 558--0744. Living •nd P rivacy. Adults • No pets. 646-M?G. BAY ME'ADOW APTS 2077 Oiarle St. 642-4470 3 BR, 2 BA + den, $200. 2 Beam. ceUlngs pe.neuni 1 & 2 BEDROOM -BR. 2 BA $165 .. Bllns, CID, prlv patios, ~i.tion fa~ VILLA CORDOVA WID hkup, Pdio, "'· 181· d!Jd.,, AU adwu, no peU. wl patio, comp! n'decorated. e SUPER 2 BR e H Del Mar: 548-8278 e 2 BR's rnOM AS JAW Park-Like Su rrounding New shag crpt'g, b]t.ins, and l\fonth to ?olonth, $170 ./ ./ LRG sunny 1 BR upper. J.l $159/mo. M&:r. Mrs. Joachim, Apt 3-A OK-6215 QUIET • DELUXE drps. l..ge Pool & lndry rm. Gas Heat.Gas Cooking. New ctpls, bltnl!', nfrl1. 387 W, Bay st., C.M, 1_2 It 3 BR API'S ~o;:~;:;!~~;~:i·f~b~~ Gas Hot Wtr, ALL INCL. $135/mo. 969 Mlsston, OO &iG-0073 PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS f'n• patios 1i Htd Pools of FatTO\\' Rlty at 2621 Har· 2323 Elden Ave,, Cl\f. ,?45-S270. VACANT. Redtt. 2 BR. 1 Enjoy $750.000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 1 teMis courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also Z. story townhouses w/ 2 or 3 BR's. Elec. kitcti. ens, private balco ny or patio. From '170. Subterranean parking, elev, mald service. Full-line food market, dry cleaner, beauty salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apts. 9 am to 6 pm daily, other times by appt. Jamboree & San Joac(ui.n Hills Rds. N. of Fashion Island . 714 : 644-1900 for leasing info. Nr shop'g * Adult1 only bor Blvd. Ph. days ~7-9049 '7:="7,. ... ~·;:003::::'=== LOVELY 2 BR w/w cpl, BA. CPts, dl'p.I, refrig,l'!i!!!!!~~!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1J!!'i!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!II Martinique Apts~ er eves It .Sun 546-9081. NEWLY DECORATED v.ood fir!, drps, gar, matu"' "ijltns. Lndry rm. 2 childrt'n!! Charming 1 BR. duplex, new adults, no pets. Reas. 2260 ok, no pets. Walk to Harbor Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Untum, 365 frpl , bllns, 11undetk!, pooJ. '""""'""'""'"""""""'""""" 1200 up. &iS-3535. 615-52M. 6-U NfTS tm Sanla Ana Ave., CM Mgr. Apt ll3 · 646-S.Y.2 * * * * carp, drapes & paint. Lovely Placl"lllia. 646-3160. Shop'g. $135/mo. 590 J oann Huntington Beach garden surroundings. P.fature * BEAt.mFUL 1 le 2 BR SI. Apply Apt. D or ph.I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; Cost• Mei • ALl. ELE~JC 1---------· I UPSTAIRS Sl50. Laguna Beach e e E l Puerto Mese Apts adults only. $13(1. MS-69ro Contemp:irary Garden Apt~. 645--0700. !Sun 642-1467). I' :-::"::":,,.,.-..,--.....,-- W E STBAY ELDEN * * . * ' * QUIET 1 BR. mature adults. Palios, !rp!c, pool. $150-$165. HAC IENDA ON BEACH'. 2 BDRM .. unfurn., nice u~ 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath OOWNSTAJRs 1165. . CALL M11nager aft 6.Pl\1. Living room with cathedral 642-1131 ceiling & trplc. Separate "'""""-'"""""""""' NEW 1 and 2 Bedrm. i&rden 1 Bedroom Apts. Priv patio, bltns, w/"" Nr Cali 546-5l6J. HARBOR per duplex near Catholic apartments w/pool. E. 17th St. SOOp'g. 66-4I20 2,1 AVOCADO STREET church & kach, VACANT laundry area. Encl patio. Swimming pool Ir children'~ playground. $3JO. HARBOR GREFNS 546-4353 SPAC 2 il l Br apt $1'*0 up. Hid pool, play yd, cpUdrps, bltns, patkl. Kids ok. nJ6 College No. S 642-703.l. 1994 Maple No. 3 642-381.3 * BRAND NEW FROM $180. ADULTS $130 & up incl. utili1ies. Also 2 BR. w/gar. $130. Wtr pd. .. 2 BR Unfum Fr.' $230/mo. NO\V. Has slave .l refri&. & * 2311 Eld A CM furn. Pool & Recreation BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, frplc, 1571 "A" Orange Ave. Call Adult living. Na pets Furniture Available CDhVl.rt. L C · en ve., · · Del 1 2 BR C -~ a osta Apts. 6"5-5780 area. Quiet Environment. patio, garai:c, xlnt C.1\1. btwn 1 & 5, 636-4W. uxe & . Pool arpets-drape..-dll;hwasher $185 l\1onth l & 2 BR, bllns, swimminl e e Of! street parking. No Chil· loc. $185. Adult~. MG-4016 Gar:a.ge. Dishwshr. Pa.id ulil. heated pool-s'aunas-tennis HILLIE ?otcCORMACK pool lanai b ~,, & .~~=------=---1 d SPACIOUS 2 Bdrm, crpts, f"ROM $150. 646-1204 rec room-ocean views · , ar-~ue gar. 1 BR Jk . 1 1 h ren, no pets. $145, 2 BR, I~~ ba, encl yard, rlrp~. Older couple prefd. REALTOR 4~7551 age. AJJ util pd. $ISO to $170. c t •1h\\'a -, in,', o.se · ~,••1 Also Garages For ~nt J mm a cut ate, Adults, Sl3a/mo. Ph. 673-8145. 2 BR. apt. Crpt'g. all rooms. patios-ample parking •OCEAN v·, .... 2~. to '-h. Adul11, no pels. rp ruou • a rac rt'Sl nt 1959-1961 t.!aple Ave. S.16-81166 .--:c:o--=--,-~~-,--=-~I drps, bltns, retr1g, carport, Security guards. .... "" "" 334 Avocado, CM• 642·9708 t>nvironmenl, nr So. Cst Costa Mesa 3 BR Redec. Yard. Patio. lndry rm. $155 mo to ma. HUNTINGTON 1 &. 2 Br. $175 Up. Pool. 2175 Plaz11. ~Ir. Wake fie J d, ,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,. $200 MO. lmmac. 3 BR, 2~ Dr p s . FA mi I y 0 n I y. 646-6961 or 646-12"6 S. Cst. Hwy. 645-5429, DELUXE 2 BR. Bllns. ="""=~"""~·~~--=----ILGE modern 1 Br. apt., cp\s, !~:. c~t~·7-~~.s. Avail. $175/mo. 64&-M70. UNFURN 1 BR Apt. Cpts, PACIFIC ~743. Re'l'rig. Orps ·w/w cpl. Priv. E/SlDE. 3 Br., 2 BA., bltns, drps, bltns, dshwshr, 1 child $170 2 Br studio, adj shops. drps. Nr. Weslcliff. $120. 711 OCEAN AVE., H.B. Lido Isle DaQv Pilot Want ' Ada have ha.le. Gar. Lndry rm . C I D, gar, W / D. f / yrd. nk. $150/mo. All util. pd. *Deluxe 1 Br. 2 B•* drp/crpt. patio, gar. 5.fS-8301 mo. lease. 642-8429 or (n4) 536-1487 bargains galore. 962-4180. Children ok. $190. 646-4104. 307 A:vocado No. 9. 615-0984. AdtJlts, no pets. Agt 546-4141. aft s. 213: 592.5227 col l. 675--0617 Ole open 10 am~ pm Daily 2 BR + Den, 1"-Bath!, frpl. A t U f 365 A U f . WILLIAM WALTERS CO Adults anly. $290 Yrly. ';'.P:'.:·:::"::-u'.'.m'.':". ""."'----::-p'-1::-.-::-"-"-'-"-· ___ 365 __ A.;:,P':;·_u.:.;;n;;lu:;';;";.· -__ ....;365.::.:..:.A~pl:.:._u.:.;;":;'":.:';;"::.· ---·..:3::6:.S_A~pl:;·..:u;:";;'::.".:.m;.:·:.... __ .;.36:.::.5..:A~p.::'·...:U:.:"::'":':.;"::· __ ....,.:365;: DUPLEX, l BR. &:&rage, nr . AS.SOCIATED BROKERS Co1t•-Meta Costa Mes• Coste ·Met• Costa Mesa Cost a .Me_._t Costa Mes• shopping, Quiet. Na dogs, 2 BR. Lra: Priv patio. Bltns, 673-3663 &W-2253 Eves. "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cah: er motor o Y c I es. crpts, drps. $130/mo. No LOVELY 2 Br, l~i Ba, 2 car -' • 548-2720. pets. 1503 A I ab am A. gar, bltns, relrig, lrpl, cpl, Ring Brothe.rs _A~nounces the Grand Opening of Mediterranean Village * DELUXE 2 Br, 1~~ Ba, 5.16-6785. drp, $295 on U;e, Shown by cpt, drp$, .,;tv/DIW. gar. "B-'EciAciC~H"W=oo=o,-A=P=T~S.-app!. 544-3:>45, 67:>-J96t • Children ok. $150. 642-7958 Brand new l·Z.3 BR. ~1 btk "M-,-,.-y-,-,-d-.-----I BEAUTIFUL new deluxe 2 to BEAOi! Cpl.s, drps, bltns. l---:-=------:1 BR., 2 BA apt. S7.00/mo. frplc. 125 16th SL, HB. * * 2 BR, apt al reduffi! ~Ti'llo-Ph. 5411-1886, 64~2550. 1 ,:":,:'-o·""=='~~~=--rent for couple to manage 8 • 1; apts. Frarbor &. Baker Joe. LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA, bltns, 2 &. 3 B~'s. Sl45 UP. Patio, G4~J5lS. frplc, dshwshr, nr shoppifl&'. pool, ch1l~n. MORA KAI Encl. garage. 557-$188. Apts, 18881 Mora Kai Ln ., 1h DELUXE 2 &. 3 BR, 2 Ba., 2 8 E 0 R 0 0 >I, n.wly blk.E. of Beach. 962-8994. encl gar $150. up. Rental Ofc. 3095 Mace A v t . redecorated, f i r e p I a. c e , ~E 1 br apt, encl gar, mar-546-1034. garage. $190. 5-43-5003. r1ed C01Jple or 1 single ~'---"-~~~--- 1 BR Beam ceil., frplc, w/w "•c;';:"';:;t..,$12.i~"'· ;;".:;'",;:"~':,· =-Newport Beach refrig/stove, gar. Sls.5. t WALK TO BEACHI I-.-"'---.----. ar:luH. 642-8.i20. Lovely 1, 2 & l BR's. Cpts, RUSSELL SWARTZ NEW 3 BR 2 o. 2 . drps, bltn.s, dwhr. 847-3957. 31423 So. Coast Hwy ~•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ill , °"''' car pr1. garage. Sin.i;:le story, Jm. LGE 3 Br, 2 Ba studio, lgl! •S6 med. occup. 546-2932. fncd yd, encl gar. $185. No So. Laguna, C alif. The charm of o· t Spain awaits yf>u m Costa Mesa at Ring Brothers· 11 •• .ilerranean Village. The country is the setting where quaint, brick-tiled courtyards and path· wa ys wind over streams and ponds to the door of your ~ilia apartment. Inside, beamed ceilings, wood paneling. color-coordinated drapes and carpets are enhanced by imported grasscloth wall coverings in warm, natural tones. Wet bars and fire- places add to the cordial atmosphere. Large patios and balconies provide· spaciousness and light. The recreational facilities include ni ght·lighted tenni s courts, swimming pools, a gymnasium with separate health clubs for men and women and billiard and game rooms. The location of Mediterranean Village is ideal -convenient to all Southern California -minutes from the Pacilic Ocean and Newport Beach, overlooking the Costa Mesa Country Club. A complete aecurlty system assures your priv3cy while you !lljO)I the serenity of living at Mediterranean,VWage. ' UNFURMSHED AVAILABLE I bedroom 1 bedroom & den ~ 5 < "' ., " z a ... From $155 From $18.I -ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT NEWPORT BEACH RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. • 6 P.M. 2 •00 HARBOR BOULEVA RD , C OS TA MESA, C A LIF. 9262 6 PH ONE:(714)557·8 020 We Are Pledged To Equal Housing Opportunities -Oiit"",ij-f;;;~~-;;:p;;: l~'~ng~l•~·;"'.4,2-4~54~9~.=---Y th · ! 2 BR l BA, new sha!i:' crpts, ou are e WJnner o drps, bltins, nr oCc, gar STUDIO 2 Br., 1~1 Ba., pri 2 tickets to the $139/Ma. 557-6151 yrd., encl gar. Nr park, Orange County LGE 3 B 2 B grade & hi schls. 54~69. Intern ationa l r, a, new shag! ,;:,,.,.:,,.,:,,;i,""~;;-A Sh cpt. $169./mo. freshly pain-BEACHBLUFF APTS uto ow ted Nr. OCC. Carport 557..filSl Spac. 2 Br 2 Ba. POOi. Pa-AN~~'EIM LGE 2 BR. $125. CrpL,, tio. DAV. 8231 Ellis. 842·7644 CONVENTION range, refrig. Upstairs, no 2 BR. Apt. Closed gar, cpls, CENTER pets. 543-1330 or 673-7178. drps, children/small pet ok. November 11th thru 21st e WILSON GARDENS e n«UMO. 847-2940. Please call 642-5618, ext 314 2 BR. l~ BA, Cp!/drps, CLOSE to Beach! 2 BR. betv.oeen 9 and 5 pm to claim t>ncl. patio, $14D. 642-6811. Cpt.s, drps, &: stove, no pels. your tickets. <North County BACHELOli., sl!Arp, close to $140/mo. Ph . .>36-9942. to\J.free number is 546-12201 • • • OCC & UCJ. $130. Incl util's $130-$160 l & 2 BR .. 2 Br .. 2 & re'lrig. 557-7168. Ba. Blk to beach. Pool. See 3 BR, 2 Ba., blt·1ns, cpts, drps. Ne1~·port Sho re & • 2 BR Unfurn Apt. Util paid. l\1gr: 220 12th. Yearly. $250. Days <213) $145 mo. Laguna Beach 532-5660, Eves. ( 213 ) * * S.1&-£954 * * 4.of!l-43al, Mr. Danford. 1 BR Apt. unfurn., watrr VIE"".' deck. l br. $1~. l:<>ft e $185-\VESTCLIFF 2 Br. pa ir!. Adult~. no pets or 5tud1n . SlOO. lncJ ut1l. flfiit chi:dren o.•o L'ft.O.• & last due. l bik to bch. Adull~ only, rh pets. 1728 · · .,..,,....,.,-....,. 49-1·8171. 1kclrord Ln. 548-7533 ~D.c•c.•;.;•...;.P.;;o;;ln;;,t _____ 1rn="E""'F'°•",-1e-,-, -,~,.-w-,-,-the YEARLY nr ocean. spacious LARGE 2 hr. l ba, duplex. West ... a Dllily P 1 lat upr, 3 Br, 2 Ba. Frplc. S225. Newly painted, cpt, di>S, lge Ouslfled Ad. 642-5678 Refs. Avail now 4.~2128. p.ario. encl gar. Children Apts., Apts., OK. 496-3?i5. Furn. ar Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 2 Br, 2 ba. next to OCf'an, pool, dps, cpL~. bll.ns. s175.1 .Nr•w;;;;;po;;rt;;;;;;B;;H;;ch;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;N;•;;w;po;;rt;;i;BO~a~c~hiiiimm 499-20:i5 or 496-9145. I East Bluff NEWPOR T BEACH Villa G renada Apts. 1-"aur bedrooms with balcon· ir~ above-& bt'low. Gracinu~ livin,I!'. ,t,. quit! ~urround in.I!'. for family ~'ilh chilrlren . Near Corona r:lel Mar High Schnol. F ireplace, wet bar & bu ilt.in kitchen appliances. 835 AMIGOS \VAY 644·2991 Coldwell, Banker & Co. Managing Agt>nl 541·52Zl Huntington Beach FOR Lease in ' Huntington Harbour: Condo 2 Br. 2Lh Ba. Comple!e bltn~. Tt'frig, wash r/dryr. crpt/drps, Jrplc, pvt gar & patio, pool . Slip avail. S320 mo. 675-3108, 846-3336. * $145. * LARGE 2 bedroom a!)ar1· ment with built.ins. Near shopping Ir. schools. CHILD· REN OJ<. * SJ6.1 731 * LARGE 3 BR., 2 BA ., garage, Sf'Cluded fl or ch, riulel, dt>lldt'nd st. Childrt'n, Pf'ls con~irlrre<i. S17;j. 2 BR. AIM $150. 7681 Ellis, Apt. A. 847-7~7 or M7--0932. TO\VNHOUSE 2 Bdrm., 1111 &.. cpl!, rlrps. relrig., wshr I dryr, dshw8hr. Bil. Pri pario, pool. chtbhouse. $175 mo .. Lease. Strefton, day 6.\2 . .>464, nite 962-202.t. LRG·NEW I BR.. w /]OAds or storage. Dress'g-rm, ha, cbhwhr, bltns, shag crpt'g. prlv patio, 1 blk ta shop'g k clo&~ to-beach. 8262 Allanta. 536-778). SING LE STORY Olux 2 BR, 2 BA, Pvt pat I.· encl gar., $175. 817 Genev11. .\.16-86.)9, e CHEZ ORO APT'S. e 8234 Atlanta, 1-2-3 BR·i . P1SST! ~==-- KEEP IT UNDER YOUR HAT VISTA DEL MESA OFFERS FREE ••• REFRIGERATORS DISHWASHERS CARPETS & DRAPES PRIVATE PATIOS OLYMPIC SIZE POOL BILLIARDS GYMNASIUM CARPORTS P1r1y Room With FIREPLACE, T.V., STEREO That's right, when you rent one of our super oportments all these extra features plus much, much more is included at no extra cost. Come see our roomy one a nd 2 bedroom oporf· ments and .you'll agree it's th e best deal in town. But hurry as supply is limited and they're going fa st. We 're located in the Bock Boy area near U.C.I., 0 .C. Airport, Fashion Island, South Coast Plaza, Newport & S.D. Freeways and just a couple minutes from the blue Pacific. BEAUTIFUL LIVING THAT BABIES THE BUDGETI from 5155 Vista Del Mesa Apartments •lluh llll'lflt •-II ,.t9 •k Ph. 545-4855 \\'!'~her/dryer. ~ Tv1tln & Me•a Or fv e Pool. PrivAll! closed ;;ar. Prort11lo11•lly M111•1•11 liy louthtr11 C1untl11 M1mt. C.. For that Item under ~. tr)' the Penny Pincner I 11io.'.·.~.• ... •'•'•' .'~•"•"•1•"•"•'"•'•"'•' '•M•. '-"··".·'·.~.'•''•"•'".'°'..;•.· .. , .. -• • • •• • 1 ... ••• • • NO., •.• , ••••• 0 . ,, • • ...1 r ... " ........... I~ I ,__ ...... I~ [ "'"""""'"-J[t] r _ ...... I~ C ~--ll!l Ap ~--'-· _u_n_tv_m. ____ 36.5_ Apt. Unfum. Irv In• Now, on a hill in Corona del Mar there is Bayport. For adults. Bayport. It's something th at happens rarely. A limrted edition of beautiful apartments. In.Harbor View, in Corona del Mar. Dramatic architecture and handsome interiors make Bay- po rt uncommonly· attra ctive. Extensive landscaping and an inward orientation make it a place for enjoying the serene life. Each apartment offers you the privacy of your own entrance and patio or balcony, the comfort of deep shag carpeting, the convenience of self-cleaning gas oven, dishwasher, disposal and spacious storage. You also have a choice of Interiors - with fireplace, panel ed living room, or vaulted ceiling. For your recreational pleasure, Bayport has swimming and therapeiJtic pools, and gas barbecues. For ease of shopping: the nearby vill age center of Harbor View, now under con:s:truction. Bayport ensures quiet and privacy by offering on ly a limited number of apartments, from $195. At present, only one bedroom, one bath units are available. Bayport. A ra·re opportunity to llve In the quiet place by the sea, Corona del Mar. Mr. Arnold Tinker, resident manager, invites you to inspect the apartments. Take MacArthur Bou levard from the San l;)lego Freeway or Pacific Coast Highway and turn south on San Joaquin Hills Road. For more information, you may c811 Mr. Tinker at (714) 644-5555. Model ap.-tment• fumilhed by U.. lroHwlJ. 1m1, 1 a QUALITY "'~RTM!NTS 1 Irvine Irvine " Irvine --should upshne all .... fun'i They shouldn't. That's why we're o!Ferlng you and your chndren the same fabulous recreation facltilles you find in adults-only apartments. At Park West, we've opened a new group of g•rden apartments for lam-- Illes. Trike trans, creative tot kits, pre-school on the premises. Fabulous recreation: Two-story clubhouse. Gym and saun111, gam e rooms. apecf1I teen cenlar. Tennis, handball, volleyball Adult pool•, Jacuzzis. famlty pools. Full-lime recreation director. Ideal k>catlon: Next to University Park shopping center and an 18-hole public golf course. Close to UC!, Irvine lndustrlal Complex, rna)or freeways. Don't let your family miss out on the fun. See P1rk West today. 2 bedroom-2 bath, from $190 (cablevlslon Included). Also avallable: a few 3 bedroom-2 bath units. (Adults only: In December, weit open another aectlon Just for you. Klds ahouldn1 have all the tun, either.) PARK WllS'I' ..&P.&ll'l'LIK 'IN'l"S 3983 Partlvlew Lane, Irvine. Juat otr the San Crego Free WI)', at CUMr Road. • • I GARDEN ty~. pnd lev 2 Br triplex. Cpt, stv, drp, ene 1ar. $160. MS-9695. 2 BR 2 BA, crptJi, drps, bltlns, dshwshr. Nr Hoag Hosp. 1170/mo. AdltJ, no ptts. 64:l-4387 Agent. \V:\TE!':.FRONT 114!w 2 & 3 BR. $350 to $400: also 3 BR, block to beach 1325. f. Horvalh Realtor 61>1972 EASTBLUFF luxury 2 Br., 2',ii Ba., b!tns, frplc, 2 car gar, pool, rec are a . 6#-6405. Newport Heights ........ ... -·-·-·-----* * Nice 2 Br. POOL. Gar. m1ns. Opt. d~. Adults, no pets. 1150. 6'12-8001. Santa Ana CAN'T BE BEAT SINGLE STORY South Sta Atmolllphere 2 BR .• 2 BATH Carpets & drps Air Conditioned Private Patios HEATED POOL Pienl:y of lawn Carport Ii StDrue RIDDEN VILLAGE 2500 South Sal ta Santa Ana • 546-1525 3 Heattd Poot. Large Clubhouse etc, BBQ Child Care Center C.reat hew 1 2 & 3 Bdnns From Sl49 SOUTH COAST VILLAS llOl l\facArthur Blvd. 54&-8823 2 BR, encl gar, new crpts, de-car. Sml child OK.Cul-de- Sac. $125 mo. 139-2458. Apts., l=urn. or Unfurn. 370 Cotta Mes• MERRJ.M~C WOODS A Nie• Place to Ba Toqether •••• ADULT LIVING From $140 to $275 1 & 2 BR. Apts. with . Terraces Shag cpt, drps, loads of closet space, pool. 425 Merrimac Way Costa Meta .WfttliBllU -ELDEN - Sp8.rklin&' NEW 2 BEDROOM garden apartment. ..-Lwrur- lous pool, lush Jandscaplnir. $180. Adults -no pets. 2311 Elden Ave., Costa 1.lesa. &15-5780 or 646-3666 * 2 BEDROOM * 1 lh Ba Townhouse concept. Beam celllngs, exlra lrg bedrms, encl patio. rccrea· Lion rm, sauna balhs, etc. Adults. Our Sunday a.lier· noon n.e.Q'1 &. Free Art Lessons starting soon. HARBOR GREENS &l6-5023 SIOO • l\IOVE IN Allowance Pre-Sehl children '"el~me NASSAU PALJ\1$ 177 E. 22nd St. 642--3645 SHADY El.~1S..POOL Furn. & Un!um. l &: 2 BR's from 113a UP 1 l.RG I BR, furn, utll pd $155/mo. t sml 1 BR turn util pd $35/wk. Also 2 BR, unfurn $165/mo. 998 EI Camino, 54&-0451. 1 BR turn. $1.0. 1 BR unl. $f35 utll pd. Adults, no pell. 820 Center. &l.2·5848. • -.. Apls., Furn. or Unfurn. J70 Laguna Beach ·- MODERN deluxe 2 story, v iew apt. ·2 br, l~ l>a, 1un decla, • l>lk to bch, 1hP1. ·Lff, 1260. Adults. Re!. 494·9982. Newport Beach RESORT LIVING RlOM $125 It's Oakvo·ood G a rd e n run. fine neighbors and Apa.rtmenta ·, •. and !l's prestige llvinir in one luxur- ious packa~. 'Illere's $1 mWlon in recreation , , • sv.·immlng. tennis, billiards, health clubs, sam:w, pro. shop, indoor golf drivin&: rana:e, clubfiotLSe, etc. CUlltom decorated 1ingle1, 1 &: 2 BR. Furnished It Un- furnished. No lease required. r.Iodels Open lJaU)' 10 to 3. OAKWOOO GARDEN APARTMENTS (Resort Living for Single &: l\lalTied Adults). NEWPORT BEACH 16th at Irvin• 6l5-0SIJO or 642·8170 W•stcliff .Riviera Spacious 11 Bdrm. Bltns. car· pe1s, dr11pes, heated pool. Nr shop'( atta. Adults. Ask About-Free Rent 1800 WestdlH Dr; NB 642-5388 902 & 9t>I a Balboa Blvd. 3 ~ BR delu.><;e, move in now, everything furnished . \Veek- ly $125. bl.wkly S 2 O O. Monthly 1300. Lease $250: 4 BR dlx., yearly lit. S300 nto. 673-3663 or ( 213 l 283-7077. Rtntals Room• SLEEPING room. prlv. en- trance, priv toilet. S65 per mo. Costa Mesa. ~. NICE comfortable room for 1 rent in IrVine a.tit&~ Eemale - only. 833-0098. FE~tALE, Sha.n b a th A kltthen Mesa Verde nr 0.C.C. $19. week. 549-1514.· LEGAL NOTICE Pllt N•. '·1421, 8All JS.tt PICTITIOUS IUStNll' J(AM& STATIMl"IT Tl'lr fo11owln1 prri.on1 1r1 CIOlnl ll\.Olln111 11; · BEACH STAFITEll: SHOP, 11 I Yorkrown AV..,llfh Hu,.11,.tlon lmld\, C1lllornl1 '2W ' L•Wfll\Ct Ol"rln LAdWlt, t 1 1 • AIMlfWI DflYf, Collt MtM, Ctllrtrr!ll '2616 llrrnlct UidW!t . t1U Alti.trou Drl'tf, (11:111 Miu, C1Utornl1 '162' Ltn1 P, L.ifWJ1, 111-6 Albtl,._1 OrlYf, C11:11t ~. Celltornlt 126211 Th l1 11\.0l)MU II btl1'19 condllctld ir, I Ptdntrlhl~. l twrtnct Ontr1 L~ll Thll 1ltlemtnl fl!ld Wiii! !ht COllMV Cltrk al Oi"tllH COll"IY on : Ncw.mbtr 10, 1t11. BY 8tvtrl'f J, Mf(lclol", 0.il'UtY County Clerk. DANll:L 11, IUC:KNVM Allorl!l'f Al Ltw Jflll NirwHfl c;tftltr or1w1, Svllt 6SI N,_.rt 1 .. c11, C:atll. PMU Tt1: 17ltl i44o11lt Publt1lled Or•not Collt Ot!IY Piiot, Novtmber U, 20, '11 1f!d OllCtmbtr •. lt71 .)0'5·11 LEGAL N011CE NOTICI TO Cll:EOITOlll IUl'Ell:IOJt COUJtT OP TN• STATI: 01' CALIFORNIA ,Olt THI!: COUNTV 01' ORANOI Nf. A·70n4 E11111 or c111rlt• wtm1'" 11:11oct11, 0.Ct8led. NOTICE IS HEREIV GIVl:N ID 1'111 credl!01'$ of 11\t t l>ovr nt med dt<edtnl ll'ltl tl1 HflOIU ll•vlnt clt fm1 111!n1! lllt ••Id dtce.S.nt trf rtQu\red '° fll" tllem, with Ille l!Ktlttrv YOl/Cht tl, In "-alllct ol Ill• cltrtr. cl lllt tbOVI tnll!led court, or to crt 1tnl lt11n" wltll !ht ntetH•l'Y vOucl'ltro. lo lllt unde"f~ ti 1M olllc.t ot Ellt Klf'lllll. AllorMy ti Law, Sult• Number )11, fO)J Wlllfllrt 80\lltV•fll, 8tVtl'iY Hllrt. Ct llf0!"11!1, '°'"' Whlefl h lftt cltct of b<J\1,...1 ot lftt undtr111....i In 111 m1tltU 1Mr1tlnln1 lo ll'tt Hltf9 of .,1., dece<ltnt, w1_1111n tour mon•ll1 t n.r IM It'll 111blfC•llcll al !'hit flOl!Ct. Oiled No.,.mbttr 11, lt11 l!lu KltvlTI Adml11l1lrttrl1 of !ht Ettttt al 1111 .tboVt Nmed cl«edt,,1, wltll·IM-WIH .AllM~ed 111~ Klnlt1, Svllt Nvmkt 111, flln Wll"'re 8111ln1r•, ltVfffY lflH1, Clllftf~I• twn AllwM\' ,.,. .A-l'l'll~lltrtltl• Wflll·T~ .. Wlll• A~llf~lllf l'llbll1htd Or•,,tt CO.II Otl!Y Piiot, Nov11m11tr 13, 20, tr t rid Dtct mber •· 1'71 30ll1·11 • LEGAi> N011CE WANT TO CLEAN UP ON YOUR CLEAN OUT? FOR FAST! FAST! ACTION! CALL OAILY PILOT CLASS· IFIED DEPT. D I .A L D I R E c T -- 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 • • ' •• D.\JLY PILOT 33 '£EoAL NoTICE • LEGAL NOTIC1'. , •. LEGAL NOTICE "111)1 l'ICTtTIOUI 8UjtNl lS I AR UO "'AM• •TATIMINT NOTICI TO (llOITOlllS The lohowlnt per1on1 trt dolnt IUPlllOI COUltT OP T"ll: ~11~11 11: ITATI Oii CALlllOll:NIA l'Ot THE lRA55 OWL, '12111 81tqut1I, El TNI COUNTY OP OllANGI Toro. Ct!l'°rnlt mlG, l'.0. Ull, Lttlll\I Ne. A•Nnl e11cn. mn. l'"tlt of 0.-.llV MAE STOCKER, 0Mcl!ly C. Cr•mo, ttTll &ii Qu111, O.Ct tlfd. El Toro. NOT1Cll: IS Hlltf8V GIVl!!N lt J lht Clt ltt R, E1111l1r, "'"' Gr...,vt.w crldllort ot tl'lt '"°'" ... mH 6tcedtM ~. Munlinoroil l ttc!\,, ·~ti Ill .. ,.on. htVltl9 Cll l.,,. •ttlnll "'' Tllll llullnlll II Mint condudld by • wld d«.llHlll 1r1 r-lrlll to 1111 1ri.m, ttntrt ! •11'1ner1hlp. with tht necn11ry VWCht rt. in 11\t ol'llcl OoroU!v·C. Cr•m11 • ot l~t cltot'11 ol ll'lt 1bGVI" t"'ltltd ccurl, 61' Clt lrl R. Enioiltr fO itf'lltnt "'""' wllll "'-nt<tturY Thl1 1t1!1mMl lilt~ wllh · 1111 CoYnh VOIJ(M!'t. 19 tl'lt ulllk-rt11ntd '' tl'lf ofllct Ci.Jk If Ortnot Covnlv .ii• Nov, 1. lt11. al lMlr "t!Ot"MV: ltONALO H , BY 81v.rly J, M•ddo.o: OeJl~fy COllntv l'tt l:NNIR. JlS W11t Tlllrd StrHI. S1nt1 Clerk. ' Ant. Ct lllornl1 '21'1, wl\Lcll 11 l~t 111tc1 M11'11ed Or1"'1 (Jltll OtllY 1'11ol, of butlMH cf fflt unllt rtltllfod In 111 NovtmJ)tll' '· U. ~. 27, lfll Xl1'·71 m1Uw1 Pfrltlnlnt to IM 111111 of tlld>I------"' -------- d.ndt,.t, wltlll" to~r mon1~1 11ttr lht LEGAL NOTICE . tint publlc1llori of 11'111 nollct. Otlld OclolMr 21. ,.,, NOTlC.I o• TltUtTll'I IALI OONALO LOOS tl'ld TO.Jnt-t·4'nJl.f EVl!LVN LOOS On Novtmbtr JO, 1911, 11 )1 ;flll A.M. C•Admlnl1lr1!0<'1 of !ht E1t1t• F I 11: 5 T F 1! O g It A'I.. 1! 1 C 11 OW OI tllt tbovt ftlm .. dlCtdtnt COA:POltATION, 1, ·duW 1ppe\nled ltONALO fl. PltlNNllt TruJtM ull(ltr tnd puriutnl IP Offd ot I ll• Wtlt ThltC tlrttt ttnlt A.ftl, C•tlftMlll ti701 Trull rr._orllfji Jll\UllY 4. lt71, ti ln U. Ttlt•lllM• 17141 Ml-4Sll No. ti 4. II\ booll ,,11, Pitt '°'· oi l Ali.t"lltJ fW C ..... •n1IN1lrtl0fl 0111Cl•I Rl'COrd1 In tlll ofllc• al ti.. Cll\ll\ly lttCP<4tl' of Ortn,., CounlY, 511111 PVbllll>ell Ot1nff C"ll OlllY Piiot, GI Ci lllornlt. WILL · St'LL ·AT l'UBLIC NOYtmllf:r '· ll. 20, ,,, nn )OOl.71 AUCTION TO HIGHEST 81001!11 l'OA:j LEGAL NOTICE CASH !PtJtble tt llmt of 1•lt In l•wful "'°"" of !he U/\lled Sti1H! 11 1111 Sov1~ I --------------1 F....,1 1ntr11•1:t te 1111 Ort"" Counh Old ut CourtllOwM. C11¥ of~.,/ltl Ant, 'tit• 01 NOTICI TO CRIOJTOltS Ct1ilornlt, t ll rl.nt. 1111• •nd lnltrt1fl SUl'lltlOll: COUltT 01' THS t PllVIJtd lo •nd now "t\G bY 11111111'' 11ld l STATI. 01' CALll'OllN tA l'OR OHd ot Trust I" 11\t pr-riv 1l""l1td In THI COUptT'f 01' o-...NOI Hid Coun1Y Ind Sttl• dtocrl-II: I Nt. A·111tl lei ' al Trtcl No. Ull, II Ht mtc 1!1ttlt of HILl!N l. 8AllAlll D, l~t H. rttordPd In Bodi. 121 P11e1 Jt tnd tO 111 L, IALLAllO. tlll, MltS, LYL E C. MIKt lltntOIOI Mtp1, In 11\t cf!ICI Ol I.,._ aA.LLARO, Otce11td. C010n1Y Atcoraer of 11ld county. NOTICE II Hl!lll:BV GIVEN lo !ht MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 761 ('l'tdllori of 11\t •MYf "'mid dtCtdtnl Sll•llmtr OrlYt, COllt Mtl•, Clltlarnlt 11\tl 111 lltrtGl\I "'"1"' Clt lm• •tt 1nlf"ll\t S1h:I Ille 'frill Ill "''"-· b\11 WI"'°"' tlld dl>Cedtnl ••• r .. ulred 10 Ult 11\tm, cove<11nt or w•rr1nly, e•11r111 or lmplltcl, wit~ ..... lllCIHtry VGllCl\trl. In 11\t alike fffttllln1 !Ille, p GI I • I I I 0 n • or d 1111 ctt rk OI lhe t llGY• 11\tllltd ewri. or 1neumbr1nct1, to P-IY the ·r...,tlnlnt IG trtttnl lhtm, with tht n-«Htry prlnclpt l 1um of 11'11 l\Olt nc11recl by 11ld V<1UC~tr1, to tllt und1r1l1Mll ti Int Ttllll Offd ol Trust, to wn: lt7,SOO.OO. w1111 PtNrlmWll of Flrt) Wtlftrn 8tnk tnd lnltrtll ll'ltrtPll, t i provided In 1tld nott , Trit1I Comptn,, 1'D Nitrlh Mtln Str•tl. tdv1nce1, U 1nv, 11ndt r tht !1rm1 fll 11ld $tnlt Ant , Ctllloroi., wfllth 11 !!'It PIKt 0.ld cf Tr1111, !ff1, clllr1t1 t nd 01111111 ti bu1ln111 or 1h• 11nd1r1l1MC1 In t ll ma!· o1 tl'lt Tr111t1r tnd o! tl'lt tr11*11 cr11tea ttrt "''"lnlnt to th• 11!1!1 Gt u\d b~ 11ld Died of Tru1t, dtctant, wlltll" !Gllf mP11!n1 ttltr 1111 Tht DfM!ltl1ry under 11ld Dtrd ot t!nt p111Jllct llon 11 !Ml Nllet. Trull !'ltrt!ofore t•ICutld tnd lltll~1red Otlld Odobl'r ti, 1'11. lo tt.t undtrol1ntG t written O.citrttlon F111:$T Wl!STl!AN llANIC ol Olftllll tnd Dtmu1d lor Stlt , t nd t ANO TRUST COMl'ANV wrl!ttn Nolle• ol Ot1•uH t nd E!ecllon to 8v: I!, W. W11\I $111. T~f 11nd1r1lt r>tll ct ull'd ltld Nollet Tru1t Olflctr , OI Dtl•ull tnd Elttllon to $1!11 lo tit / B1tc11lor r1C0tcled rn !ht cw11i:v. 'll(lllr• lh1 r111 ol 11'11 Wiil of !ht ~rooerlY 11 loetttd. --..........., .,tl>ovt nt m.S c11c..i1n! Dttt: Novtmtlfr S, 1tl1 PLAn ANO •A•NIEI FIRST FEDERAL ""'CtmH• Otlvt ESCllOW CORPORATION SUHt ttr ti Mkl Tr111lft', N...--t llMdl, Clllterlll• ~ &y Cltrtld IC, Ntk•m11r1, Tth Ul() Ml-1"" A11t. Vk-( l"rtl. Atttl'fllTI .. a xfflltw Sl>S U"I P.-lllllld Or•n" (Mii 01llY P!IOI, PullH1111'<1 Orli>t1 Cot1I OtllY P\111!, OctMtr n. 311, t,.. lffvtmbtr '· u , Ncwernbtr 6; U. Jt, 1'11 'ltst·11 ,.,. 2f0,).1\ LEGAL NOTICE ---::-:LE,:·~(l~AL-:::~N~Q11o=:~CB=:---I ' 1ul>11t101t (Ot,llt;T 01' CAL1,0ltNIA ltOTICa ,TO ClllOITOltS C.CWJtT'I' 411'" OrtANOI. .sUPUW)l C:OUltT 0, TNI caalNIJll!l~ff nnM ITATI 0, CALll'OllNIA ,Oii IU""°'ONI TMC C:OUNTY 01' OJtANOI Pltl114llf1: r PAIJ.t!. R. e 0 H s IE It H .. A Jt1U CON5Tll:UCTION, 'IN C. t nd C. W, 1!1111!1 ti •1tN!ST MICHA.El' HAGEN, HESTl!lt llolnt lllMIU ti NORTHGATI!, Jll:,, 0.CttHCI. t 1llmJled. Ptrfl\tf'SlllP. vi. NOTICll IS HEREBY OIYl!N' lo lt'lt DtfVJdtnll1 ARTHUR L. HAYES, trHltof• of 11\t tbo\lt nt(M'CI 0tc:ldtnl EDITH ~. 11AY£5. LtLLtAN 8 . 11\t t •II ptr1an1 ht v!nt clt lms t tilnst t11t JOHN~N, tk1 LILLIAN 8 E 5 SI e ••Id dK .. t lll ••• r..WrH '" fllt. 11\tm, JOHN50N, 00!0; I 1l'lr0\lt l'I OOE "· wllh #11 "t et111ry vouctt1r1, '" m. ollltt l11c1111JW. ol tllt clt rlt of 1111 1b0vt t nll!IM court, Ot Tt1 tht Oeltpd1nl11 to 1r1ttnt l!ltm. w!th !ht flletllll"f "'.civil complt lnl tt11 bttn II~ bl' th1 'tO!ldlt r1. to tilt undtrllGntlf II L•w Ptt lllllfll •••ln11 yOll, II VOii wl1h IO Ofl1t11 of A. LM Ad1lr, J5l0 W11k1!11' dtftnd 11111 11w1ull, '\'o~ m111t lilt In thl1 OrlYt, Sulll 110; HIWl!Ott lhl(ll, Ctlll, celih I wrltttn 1tlt1dlng In rUPCnH to t,MO, Whlcll 11 fl'lf cit~ al bu1ln1ss ol lt!t tot'l\PltlM (Or t written or ortl 11\t 11nd1<1ltnt<:t In 111 mt!lft1 Mrftlnlmi P1 .. a11111. If I J~lllct Covr!) wllhln Jll to 1111 fft1lt of i.tld de<edenl, within tour dtYI 1fltr 11111 1ummon1 J1 1trv..i on vou. ll'tlll!Ptl 11!1r !tit llrsr P;tDlltttlori of 1Mi Olhtrwl11. vour d1l•11lt will bf 1nt1red Pll nO!let totllc1tlon D'I' Thi Pltlnll1!1 and !/\t tour! Ottid Ottebtr '· 1'11 ''"Y tnllr • ltJdomtnl 111ln11 YOll tor tilt LUCILLI !llOSE HAGEN mCMY or Other rell1t rec.utttld 11" ll'lt ltxtcUtr1• If TM Mii,_,., corn1tWolnt. , .. dtve ""'*' dtcfdtfll If '"" "lsh II Mtk lhl 1dvlct IOI tn A. U. ,...,., , · 1t11111tJ In 11111 mllltr, Yltll sl!o11,. Ill 11 ADAllt1 IUN•, MC:'cu•Y & OlllENI' trt111'11l' .. tfl,tl rwr tlMlll•t. II '"'' lMI Wttfdllf Ortv't1 Ult. DI NY ... 111111 t~ tr1111. ,._,.,. ... dll Catlf. ..... Oaltd Ocl. 11, 1t11 Altlnltyt fw •1loftltr11 WILLIAM II, SI JOHN, l"llbtt.,._ Ol°lntl' • C..rt D1!1v Pltol, Cirri\ Novtmblr •· JJ, :a, t7, 1t11 )OQ:l.11 e , J"n McSrldt, ' LEGAL NOTICE NOTIC• TO crt•DtTOltl l\IPlltlOll (OUlllT 0,. TNI STATI 01' CALll'Oll"IA l'Olt ntll COUNTY 0" oa!NOE H•. A•1Ntt Otoutw WA.lSWOllTN, Sl:ID(L & Cll: ... IL UU WtHCllff Orlvt, 111Jt1 :itt Ntwltf1 ..,,~. Ctlllornlt nut ~~~r ;i·~·~~ft!Ull P!Jbtl.,. Or1"9t Coa1I Ot11Y t>llet, N-mtltr ,,..i;, 20, 21. lt11 tttt·11 LEGAL NOTICE lf11tt of GEOrtGIA C 0 N 0 0 N oAlllttTT, •lio kl\O'#ft u GEORGIA c. CMltltlTT, DH:etdd. 1-------------1 HOTICE 1$ H•tt EBY GIVEN to ttit SUPllllOll COURT OF THll cr.c!lton et N tllcvt 111mld dteedtnl lTAT,f: O~ CALl,.OllNIA l'Oll tht l 111 ""ont ll•vl"' el1lm1 ttllntt lhe TH• COUNTY 0, ORANG& 11ld 4'ctd1nt t rt r"ulred lo 1111 lllem, NO, ,1.u211 wit!! fl!t twetlU•Y voudltr.. In Inc olllc1 I U#,lli'IONI of fh• el•" of !ht 1bov1 •nlllltd tO!Jrf, or HOMER C. HUMP.HREV 1rid tilAOMt to .,._,nt tl\tm with tll• nK•H••Y I!, HUMl'Hll:l!Y, FRl!OAIC N, ROii '"" v1111thtr1, io "" 111\dfflllntd 11 Ille olflce WINONA. w . "088, Plt!,,11111, VL JESSIE 11 lllllr Allo!'Mtr. H. Jtc* HtU, 41t !tit J. 111110, P.EOJl:cN W. HUGH!I tnd •!10 Intl Sltl'I!, Cfftt Mt11, C1l!for111• n.77, Ill Ollltr "1'ldn1 \11!1nown lncl...,,1fl0 llltlr wl\lch 11 fllt •l•C• OI b111l11111 OI lht tltlr1 tnd 111t1n1, c11!ml111 1nv rlthl, 11Mftroltf!ed In 111 mtlttr1 Ptrlllnlnt IO 11111, "1111, lltn or ln ltrt*1 fn 11\f r111 fllt 111111 al 1tld dttWtnt, within tour P•Ol>lr!Y dt1crlbtd In. rr1e com1lt lnt moritht 1\'IOlr flit flr1t Jlllbllctlloll of thl1 IMlv•r• lt 1111 1f1!nllU1' ~11 fir 111r notltl clouct flll pl1lnllU'1 Hiit l"trtfo, sued 0 11iicr Oc!Gbfr,., ltn. l\tft ln II OOIES I THFIU L. lnc!111!Yt , Ort M1' c o.Mo1t, Otttnd1nr1. Mtrv (. Mi1t1fler PEOPLE OF THE STATE 0~ E1f(\lttl.lt• ti "" Will of CALIFORNIA to the .• II 0 v e ." I m. d 1111 1bo\lt n•ll'tld dteldtl\I dtltnd1nU: N. Ji~• Hill Vou ttf htrtbY dlrte!M ta lilt • tll ••d Utn tltttl wrJlltn ttlttalnw In fftlMW!tt hi 11'11 <till .......... CtPlff11t nu1 vtrUltd com•ltlnt of lh• tl>ovt>fltmed Till (ntl Ml-1441 1l1lnllll1 .wJll'I ll>t ~ .. ~ o• t"11 t bo\I,. """""' IW ••.niltb• tnllllrd COUM In "'' till)Vf'iil\llllfd acllon l'~llll'IH Ott l'llt C011I 0 111'1' .Pltol ll•oVttll •11\1111 rw lrt Sllld cwrt, wltlll11 OcloMr :» 1/ld Nl"m'!Mf " u . 20, tlllr!Y UOI lll't'1 tlllr !tit u r,.k1 on rov 1'71 ' 2t4-n of !hit IVl'l\mOll.. • You t rt l\tl'ttlY nat!fJllll lhll llflltll YOU LEGAL NOTICE IO flit' t writ!•" rt1P0111!v1 1i.Nt1'1;, "'d -----:,.,,C::'.':'" _____ ,.1•1111111 Will ltkt ludtmll\f tor II\~ rTt-r -Of dtmttn demttldfd In ,.,._ Vtr1111111 1.lll 21'4 c~l1tnt 11 1rltln1 llllOll conlr1et, O<' wlll IUl'•lllOJt COUltT 0" T"I• 1pply IG 11\f ewn tor 1ny ott1tr rtlltf STATI 0,. CA.lll'OllNtA l'Olt demtllOld 111 ll'lt vtrllltd com•ltlnl. TM• COUNTY 0 1' OltANO• Yw ml Y ... -"" .cf"1CI of tn •lforl\tlY CAI• NO. AO•Jm on Illy mtllff con,,ecttcl wttl! Ille CITATIO"I eorntlt lnt or /l'lls summons. sue" • .,.,,,., •• PllOCllDINO TO 1'11:11 MINOll i.l'IOulll bt CPlllUlled wr111r,, 11\t llmt l!ll'tl! ,.OM rA1tlMfAL CUlTOOY AND 11t!td In lhl• 1ummon1 lor lillnl 1 wrllltn CONTllOL 0111aln1 10 lhl eompltlnt. In 11\t Mtltlr ol: LIGINA LYNN T~l1 Is tn tCl!on bv pl1lnllll1 HOMEll 8A~lAlll.0, MlllOr pfr1o11n who lhould be C. HUMPHREY tnd NAOM I I! • •tellftd "" from 11\t eutlOCIY ,,,.., HUMl'/'OIEV, FREDRIC N, ROia • ..., control ti lltt 'l lt MI. WJNONA W, R088 lo 11yltt !flllr !Ult lo TNI! PEOl'LIE OF TNE STATE OF !~tt ~lf1•tn rttl prOP11'y or •l'IY 11trl CALIPOrtNIA, tlltrtol, 11t.,i1ted I". fl'lf Coltnly al Ortntt, T01 \'tCTOltlA LIE E 9ALLAltO •nd Sttlt ot C•lltorntt , 111rllall1rtw dt K•l- Jlll! 0. IA.LLAJIO, 11\d to t ll ptrlOlll t i followt: t lt111'11nt '9 bt m. 11rtnt1 of 11!G minor Lilt ~1 •!Id n tn llta<k 111 of 1111r1111 I bo.II ntmtd, H1111fln1ton 8ttch St>rtntttr11h StrHt ,, 9'dtt fl/ thl1 'tOllrl YOU 1r• llertby Stdlcf!. In 1111 Cl!Y of ttvnltl'l•loll ctttid I/Id rtc111trtd lo t-f OffOl't lllt 8ffell, Coun!Y al Or11191, Sltlt of Juel" Prttldl11t 1~ o..,1rtmtl'tl •• 10G CtUktrnft . II Off mtc 11\trtol fKOfdM CIYk Clfll... Dr1'4 WHt, htllt A111, In 8oDk t, "" 11. o1 MtlCll!-1 C•llfarlllt , of t111 tbo\11 tnll!lff Court, on M•~., Record• ot H id°''"'' COUnlY. J111111ry 20, 1'72, •t f :lS A.M. of thtl ~tr. tl•lml t ll lltl'r>td •tltn<ltnll, fl'll'fl t llllt tl\trl ~ t!IDW UUM. II 11\Y VOii And Yfll ••• htrtbr f'IOfltltd th•I Ulllfft fMIYI, wtrv 111<11 ""'°"' lfttllloli /'IOt ... '1'1111 10 1-tf Ind tnt-, lt\t fltl,,llfft d«IMHt fr .. I""" llW' el'ftfrOI fl/ lltr HOM.IA C. HUMPHREY trod NAOMI E. plrt!lb ktllnllrrt Ill tr. pl!lllol'I on "" WUfll'ttlttll:l!'l'1 l'•IEOltlC N. 11018 1t1C1 fltrtln. • WINOHA W. 11:081 Wiii nplJ lit 11\t Ol<rt11 ullffl' "'1' ~iM tlllf ,..1 et ll!t Coutt NII' It'll r.Utl Ot!tl1ndtd IR TM lvHrlor Covrt ., It'll Cfllnl'f' e1 Ort ""' Cl:W't'ltt11111, •-ai T111r It be Htll/Olld lttll d C1llftlr11lt, .,. Oct. U, ltJI. 11111 lhl 11flflfltf1 ••t 1111 llOll -""""' ot lllALI "Mt .,_..,. In 1" 1!mpll abllkllt, II W, I , St JOHN Wltnfll mY Mn<I Ind lhl 1 .. 1 If C-ty Cllr• .,.. Clffll Covn. el 1M S-rlot Cwrl .i DATlD: k-ltll'lbfr 10, 1'11 "'' lltlt ti Ct lllwnl .. r,, WILL IAM I. SI JOHN t N IOI" tht COll!lty ti Ortl'I... Covnty Ct11k e r 1 ANTHONY "'· THOMPSON 8Yi Jtmtl I . 0 '0onl'ltlt Ot1111tr °""1fr Cltrk JOllPN I . •OWAllDI MITCNILL, NAltT a lltUCO 611 11111~ ••<1141 AYlftW• ,,11.,,...,1 At Ltw .l11t~•l1t1, Ct llf-11 ,.,... • '11 CIYlC Ctnlff °"'' Wn t, 1\1111 tU Tt1•11t•1 u14.1 .ni.1w • '"' •111u It• ''-' • • Altfftiff fer Pirlllltntr , llltlt :AM; Cilt~ t2"2 r 11bll1hH NtwMrl H1r11or N,.,.., 'r•tr ,,,,, At>tttl t.mb!lltd Wlfll 11\t or1n11 Cot11 Dilly Alltrnnt ltr P1tl1t11n1 l'llo!, N-wt 8ttt/I, CtltfOrnlt 111 P11b1l1ftM H11ntll'llt0fl Bttdl DtllY ftl!", Novtmlltr •· IJ, •· n , 1tn *'·" Novtll'lber 1. \l, io, u , 1tn *'·" '• I , I ; • • .. " . ' - Sat""-'i, N-bef 13, 1•n ,, . ( · 1~ I -i[jj [. . .:. t --1~ [-~~I~ 1----1~1 ~ _ .. : ... -'.--ISllO__,· J[Il} tl~7·"·4 J(j]] ;;;••••::.iiii Oa-... 11 a ~ 465 Person.111 sa Schttle I , . , ..•• {. P•lntlnt & fn1.,....... 57S -.A'S CAll-G Paparh•"lfna • Help Y{ant"1, M & P 710 lit!IWJOteol. fol & F 710 WANTEO put mlddl&-a1td'tr "'*. • BRANO riewlurn.2BR~ BACK lheCb&m,P,to·beat -... 'I i •c••ll PAilfl'FORTilE 'Mmln to renl room Ir shart E.W. MOORE do, Pa.Im Springs &l'l!I, the Mustang Crea,.. Countrl' AIRLINE ~&irli~~ HOLIDAYS , . tomy Corona del Mar hQtne, 20I Grend c.nil halied pool, mountain vl~w. Booster's Rumrnw Ir nm SCHOO~$ CdJil,,1o.ta a-.-~ CU•k!m inter. I p.alntlna " ~ ACT NOW r. CAREER Ol'ENIN.G be companion with same. S65 B•lboa lslend 64~3746. Sale, this SaturdAY 1~30· am ~ PACl,IC Sborw, WestdttL.. done_ In. 1 da.f. No men, --~"' or P~-. ~mo.. ~-P.O; &;' ™· CdM, You are 'the ll.'inner ot lhrouch • pm, o:.t& Meta' , De,y ~ Night (1aee1 aatlata tion I ......... ~ ~ _ .2 t1ck4!U:totbe High Student Partcina .Lot. ~\~_ PROFESSlONAL .Cardeoer, bdnn~ ~;:need, l OuHngalliypes1 inde~ for LRG , linu turn., , Or•nge Couoty I )~ Lots Of goodies. • '10 E. ,l7Cf st.:. Saftta Ana tree work, p 1 uni n g, • · dent films & ('ommercia.ts. SAWM~N •·ashb!c fatilltiea avail.. lnternition·al -~ .. ~ . SPIRITUAL. REfU>INGS . _ 1prlnk!en, dew' up jobs, BAJt.-~ETT P.a i n.,l~n&, AlJo, de~r.tely need fP'· · . , , • PmplO)'td -adult. $71;. AUtoShoW 4'.lvlceonallrpaUen ~ .JtROF~/W i ~ iD-,lan~aca.,fns. Geor&e, m~l~al_labor.~•Sinp.r _ecutivetJpe.men '&.beitlfy.-: SLAVICK ' M&-17if, ar 1 .,_ • , Daily 10 AM·lO PM , str:ucUnr iUUD. ei..t. 1n 646-5893. ;. , $~·: ·•l>'· Srucco, F:avesJ OontNt type: girls. Call San· ·J¥W'ELERS ·~ An. nouneementt 500 312 N. El Cam'•-n-a1 Peraoni.1 •J)ewJopnwnt 'al Expor . Ja-r--·-r .spttiiJIZed , biddittg ' tor· ford . Entf'rprises, (213) #18 F'!.shion J~aiid FURN. ·robin for rent. Nice ANAHEIM ""' """' ....... 1,_ Jncllvld:... ,._ • '""""~""' cuatotn. home1. 963-3236, 464-3121. N quiet ~ In COiia M't'sa CON.VENT ION San Clemtqtet .......... e ,... , -.. ... ~ al· unnplete )'41 ._~ce. Nl!&t 84&-0934 Free Ell ..:::;;:;:·;.,==~=-~"''I' ewport Beach lot t11wk 'e mao only. ·'CENTER *I:.ADIES INTERESTED, IN 492-9136~ 492-00.'W ten~.,MG-135t. • &: Re&. Fn.at,16f2-4389. · · '· ' AS$'T STOCK CLERK .::. Our emp!Gy~ M:nelfl& In- ..,_.,.._ · TOASTMISTRESS CL U" "'S , ........ . T-* JN'Il.'RIOR EXTERIOR* New local co. will train a elude: profit tharln~· Novemberl7th·thtuZI.st .o, ....,, -.ou u:w.. ree,,_ · ' ma.,,_~ 1 ••· opuon,· medi""'~ho8pitaliu.· " p . . T "' '2 [5J .. moval v~-~~_.:.._,,_ ....,.;.. JM., guaranteed. cau , .... g&J or UllS spot. ..... LGE l ptSillu, ,.;,.,.. rum, teLSe-·ca1t ·6{1·56'18J ~it 314 orpniz1ng ue .... ay l!Sl I , , I ~· ~g u • .-;. .,A .. A""'• Rooin 2 tion lmurance, and olhe". ~· •· 91-"".. · lock Odif"• 212 E I •-i -• ·-~. ,_ .. _,·_11_1,1_ ... __ •.•_•_•h~ 1Tr ...... : .. u--... , lo\ cl•anup.· ·.-."-·~· •. ~. • Ex:]:lerl '°move UP. to$ .3.i hr. frplcstM.· ~pJ:ng~,$60 .... twtt!1 .,tl'S-pm·rocWm cc noon, . · _. _,,__ . ._ ... _, .. "'"''"" .... ......--... Call Melody.,.' ••• 540-9010 FOR.APPOINTMENT mo. F'\u1I; Bach al)\ $30.mo you r tickets, _(N(;(th C®ofy lTth St., Costa ?ttcsa. For Repair 1Prllilden. 173-1166 · · C Ip If' A CALJ. ~P entr.'~, 1011.f~e number ts 540--1220) information, Jran Vin der . · -EXP ;_ G·-' ' Pl•tt9r,· P•t~ R.,,.lr 'J:l5• • ac IC g•ncy Mr. ~funse--"AAJ38Q --· · * ~ . . .* Bordtn, 646-l25S -a.autner. 50 Hatbor Blvd., C.M. ,......_.,. ROOM 4. BR hooie !er male -SIO 'Found. ' (frH ffs .. J 550 Accountint Kno" how,.-vJMirep, plant * PATOI PLASTERING ATI'RACTIVE yoong girls.18 ~~!'"''!!"""''""~~·I atudent or. ieac~ "i ·Blk *NEW-STORES.* . Legal Notices IJl!•t. triJQmlnr, clean-up All lypeL Free e1H,mate1,. yn to go tor direct &elling. CLERK . T:ypiflt,. Elec . brach., $1i(l. yey •. N, B . Retail spopping.main ·~ MON TH Ly bookkeepin&: 9litr34l6. Call st~ FantuUc money, sell 1n . rypewnt_er, Wt ~p.m. Ac- 5"-4249_ . ., · • . Ne11.'POd ~ O:lst•Mes&iA?ft . EFFFLTIVE Jan 1, l,-rl, l FoUNo Malt' puppy vie. ar~. All reports and EXPER J G idea, earn tanmbJe mooe curatt' figure ,t;yp11w, 10 key ~ 17th St. 1500 lo ·5000 iiq ti .' will not be respoMible far Bushard .& Cornwall Con-• ~:" · 1 ~ ardener P1'-Jie'r PalchlJ18'.lntttior 645.39!17 betwn •9 &: "'-m Y·· adding madl. f:iood plxlne SLE'FPING'..Room P\lt. 'Bath. air cond . ...._,,, _ _,,_~_,~.,,-.·_ deb!s incurred other th.an tinental Town .. ho •. u-~ HB_ •·C15-3345 e ~ trimming.' Clean-up,~-Stucco Repalr,Exterior. '---•· A 1y 11 I CdM 0. to b ' h .....,y n:u ..... AU<: -· Lawn Maintenance S all J bs Llc M7-34n brtwn 3 I. 5pm Fri. lhru persor"':'ity. PP 4 _ .;,._,,.,. . e.a c· · ample parking'. Contaci Byik my own. Catherine L: Har-\\'/black 4.'0llar. PI ease Babfaittini · -m o ' ' Fri. Placenua Ave .• C.M, '1>~. · cf Calif • .Trust Dept • {7J4) r\'°"· Laguna g each, dl!krlbP. 962-6996. -· M6--0619 or 54~79SB Plumbfng ' - SLEEPI1f.ltOO;il \o .privfte 547-7191, f'XI 75. .. ' ·. . c.a.Jlfornla. CAT, nute~ mile, _gray & --COSTA MESA Experienced Gardener PLUMtiING .REPAIR ALARM andfor intercdM home. , ' .1 SPACE for:beauty Par:Iot or· . black strlpm \¥)-white turh-PRE·S~HOOL 2 HrL a :.~=a month NO lob too aiiiall .aerv.ice ft: ~~~a~n. **·~ t• • . ~milar cperatlon, ground · llti l my &-..hig Jovable & ycuni~ Slate Licensed -. 642-3128-•. Guest Home · Ct5 fir, Li~_ ·Bldg:·: ~ Via I Pttsonils' . 61~2101. -,. · lBth & Monrov.ia, % day + LAWN &: Gardea Serv.ice. AMBITIOUS Women 18 -· · -· Lido, NB.~See_ Jories-Jttalty· . -FE~At.E ·Sliephe.rd; 6' mos. f'!-11 day &eu1Cns. Planned Small Cleanup Welcome. CPLE PLUMBING yrs to 65 for dfrect selling. PRJ. nn fot-ambula'°ry lady Service cm prefl:llses or caU' tr . A .. lr·•r 1 _, program, hot lunches. Ages Ct.ll Rog, 548-674C. 24 hr. service. &f5.ll61 Fantaa.tic money. Sell an in lie ruest ·Jun, good trod &1S-3m. · I · · •· ainotV. ..... ~ sa.1t & pep. 2-6, hrs 6:!\o AM' ~ 6 PM. idea, earn 18.r\gible money. served fam atyle. 64~339.J.. FOR 1 -.....,;-· P•raonals 530 per, Vic Edinger & Bolsa $20 wk-COMPARE! 642-4050 Exp. Japam'!e G~ ~•mod•! & Repaj; 64~3991 betWeen 9 &: 11 am ease: ilW ·sq •. tt. Al-I Chia, J-1.B, 894-0236. Lawn M:Q.inL Clun-up CUSTOM · R ~ I • W....,· & betw 3 I: 5 .., T Rentall'.'f9;Shere 430 bJdg. J..10.Zl>-.pb·w.ei;. l\: * * WI1J..careforlor.2chlldren Trimm~ 5f6..189f e., ...... e UI"• een · I'm ues --'--'-"'--.:..-,,.·...:.1 Machine shop, garage.; or -L.A. REDAY .FND.:_ Blk. male poodle, ·my home, Whittier Sehl CCMPLET ,_ -~teraticns, additions, minor 1 ~1=h<u=F~rL-·-~----'!'11f •~n JuU facilitits of small busines~. 54&-8791 ·-·. 506 31st St, Mondiay. vic:.D.M.V ... C.M. area, -Rdia. motherly E .. wn &:·g~n-repairs ... Einlsh or rcugh AfPLY now for permanent la.rie, well-a,ppolnted home . · ) -· N•w""rt Beach ~8-331j7,·. woman. Reas Ratei. Mon-~ng tetvl.ce. (.&rt>enlr)'.-David Stewart, part time· security-serv~. W/te~. ~!"a~re ·woman. Industrial. ~ental' 450, You iu:-~he winner ol FND.: Gift w r App e d Fri. A1SQ ironinr. 646-8706 Jun 543--0405. 646-llll8 'Position at Q.c. 'Raceway. ~cio~~)~ r ~ 1 t balh. COSTA MESA lD,000 $11. ft . 2 tickets lo the Packil.ge. Vic:· Elden Ave. CM. I.AWN MainL Hauling\ new Roofing 838-3593" before nbon . COCKTAIL WAITRESSES Apply In Person 2: 30-5PM, Mon thru Fri, JOLLY OX RESTAURANT 25192 Cabot Rd. Laguna .,.ills (.La Paz turnoff S.D. Frwyl ..,... y-.~ a· ~tac-clear span + :yard•space. Oranna County Call&, fde!itify. 548-6178. BABYSITTING, my home, lawns. clran-up, pruniJlk. _;;;;=~-·-----AUT-0/SALESMAN conunodations r o r en-110 220 -.-· & •-Free Eat. Call 546-7379. . • T. (iuy. Rooting. Qt-aJ D!· 1 rt t 1 · v · 1 • power com-Jnt•rn•tional VIC Laguna Niiuel Hills, Week days· I. weekends. Hot · · • ·ttct. 1 do my own work. NEW & USED-CQNSTR UCTION Firm e a ,n ng. lf'W 01· pressrd air p'rov id,d. Auto Show male • .brown.lr. white large P.1eals &: mac.kl. ~ Reliable Gardening 6E-2780 548-9500 COMBINATION wli.n!s sha.rp" gal to hand!. , Gang,. a».-~034. Sprinklf'd, ftbergla.ssf'd a: the pllpPy w/color.· 837-3425. Wallace St, C.M. nr Pomona Maint. Yd Cleanup. 646-11172 -' · Excell~nt pay pl.an. orily ag- 25 YR .ola, ~iwrcN man oabinet makrrs \yelcome-; AN~HEfM-BRITTANY Spani,I, maJe, Sehl. 646-589-t. Gener•I Sarvlce1· Sewlnt/Altereiionl grenive man with desire to int ere• ting work in 1t1'0Uld likr r f' 1 PG ht Ible; l 9 1 h & ·P ~a ce n ti a ·' CONVENTION vJC ~uidy Park, Hntgrl' EXPERIEN~O child care Ehropean Dreu~ be in high income bracket ~e:~t.' ~:~ :1:~~11;';. straight man to 11ha~ f'X) Reasona,bly prictd. Call or CENTER· &ach..B4r-l709. weekdays for children 2-5 '1111NGS by Moose. Lt All custom fitted. Puscnal need ·apply. Age 2}-30. Salary $425. ITIG. :O,~Ob 4 "BR house. C.l.I. come, 54S-~ . November 11th thru 21.st FOUND black & 'White kitten yrs. Fenced yard. LuncHea elect., plumb, fence, tile, . Fuhion advice. 673-1349. Call .Lonnie Van Call Mr. Timmons, &6-1125. '-;:c===~-,.-,~~-I For Leale Costa Mes• PleaSe.call &12-5678, ;,1 314 included. Just oH San Die.,... iruitlna:, carpentry, paint etc. DAVE R_OS$ PONTIAC ""===,--,..,,.,--~ 1, w/while a:illar. Ba Ibo a ow "'~" N>20 Aft t• · · · 642 5u5 C 0 O ROOMMATE needf'd, 5 min 1440 SQ •. FT. . bety,·een 9 and 5 pm to claim Fwy nEar Bristol. 549-4038 .,.,......., · era 1qns -• " 546-8017 K J Hou 11 ekeeper, 2 frnm CCC. niCt"' Joe. Prf'f Indus trial ·s~ce nr ~ewport-ycur tidte-tst. (North. County Jsli)nd. 673-~. CHILD &: infant care in my H•ulint ~. -'~~JQ_yeqs_exp..._ AUTO Boo-k k-ee per. Ex--adults, 5~' day week, Top student. Only $50 mo. Call San Diego frv.o/. 2930 Grace toll.free· number is 54Q.12'l0) Black kitten, male with flea lovely C.M. hom~ Exp. It Til• pt'rir11=e anly in aato. office. salary. Rers. 613-787T s.6-9291 Ln fSo. o"f Baker E ·Or· * * * CO.liar. 548-;;468. re.as. Large fe~ yd. HAULING, cle'::?P• local .....,. .. AMIC til & l mm e di ate po s i lion C 0 0 KI Hous ekeeper, 2 FEMALE w/I yr o.ld girl &: Fairview, ~' mi.)'. Rei>re-SUDDENLY single, tittle, WHITE sbo;rt haired male 64&-5537. movei, exp'd c.'Ullege lfu· \,..con. e new available. Please a pp l f .-adults, 5% .day v.-eek. Top J,ee apt to share \\'/same. sentativr lhl're frOfJl .9 lo 12 cure, educated & I i k e cat, apj)mx 1 year. Vic. dent. Lrg, ·truck Rtu:. remodel: Free est. Small University Oldsmobile, 2850 salary. Refs. 673-7817 S!il-0196/546-9142 ' daily. 557-558s.-or m-47U. b a c k -:P!icking. lravel\ng, Capo Beach are~ .496-5657. BABYSI'ITING -J..lcensed. 534--1846. jobs M lcomt'. 536--2-426· Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa or iiiOiiOii.OiiOiiiijiiiiiiii;;ml WOMAN, w/chlld OK. share home w/woman children. 54G--5665. books 1· & Brookhurst. & All.ant a. HAUlJNG &: Movin•· Trff Serv, ice call Business Mgr. 54~9640. D 1·· Sal to 'FOR Lease, 4000 .. sq.-Jt, h1l • par ies men. Are F OU ND lllack puppy near Clet1n. Fenced yd, xlnt1ood. I IYety 95 & New Bldg.. .. Ampte :parl6r.-g,' lhef'f' any over 40 v.tio have ·-23rd ,51-reet ln Sunset Beach. Loving. 961-68l9. ·. ~=e. $7.00 per hour +-:GENERAL Tree ~:.'1ant AVON PRQDVCTS . is the 548-67Z.0, 673-:&ts». · ' some of the same 1n1<-'r«i;sts. {213) 592-5081. -· · Ca • clean-up, hauling, •prlnkler worlds . lal'i;est .&: most &-are J 0 0 k i n g 'or UC'D Day re, 7 am-5:30 TRASH , G •• ' t·• · Part Time Eves 2 T "· •• 1 1 1 STORE front bu1'lding M 1 ' PRESCRIPT!ON gl•~~-"" arage C>e&n-Qp, ~ .. 1·-. ••u. No o••s. respec"" cosmetic com-eacu•:r& ne .. v ema f! • · friendship? \\'rile, ClaS.'lilied -00" on pm. Hot meals. Xlnt care. d Free t An ·. •-= •• ~--~ roommate, 3 Br apl on zone. nMl S<f, Jt 2072 ad No. 213 Daily Pilol, P.O. Victoria St., vie. Pier San Harb 0 r I Baker aria. j~'f''~·~::."~·~'.:ytim::•·1~~~~~~~~~~1 pany. AVON repr~sentativei No Exper. Nec1s1. W.'.r. ~~ -....... Placentia. CM •. 548-1698. Clemente 4,... •::111 "'.,,153,. 548-5031. can take advantage cf this "',.....,.,.,.. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. · ·' ,,,.....Alt·· =---~~------IYARD • cl 1 · lli+l fine reputaUon in successful \\11LL share · hmnr 'l•.'/v.•ork-Rentals Want.cf 460 92G26 Lost · 555 · garage, eanups. lmplo)ilftltllt · Earn Up To Carpenter Remove trees, dirt, ivy, . . .profitable businesses o 1 $98 A WEEK ing woman or student CJcse lVANTED~ ·yearly rental in SISTER <?'~&Ci!. T ~a i;: u P., GENEROUS REWARD, Fill sand, backtioe. 847-2006 their own. Call now• lo ocean. _Call 673-1437 aft 5 Nev.rport area 1or two qu1er Card Rrad1ng, Open 8 AJ\f-6 dtsperatel>' seek black & ADDIT. & Repair. cab, I 541)-1041. MUSIC"~ n•· 1 ,. A Id 1 .,, "M. 5o, Vlotorl• St. ~•.· form iCa, marlite, flr tile-, Housec Hning _ Job Waot·•, "·lo 700 ====~~--~ ~.W!.::: o 1 . 9.n!' • e C'ry !tisteors .. \Vilhin mfle ~-14&8' '-"' .'A'.hlfe kitten w/i nfected paneling. Anliq, Furn._ _ eu JTIG BABYSITrER to care for (7141 842_0667 frame. '-•P.O ·~· 125: ~-ot Greyhourd. UnfUml$bed ~ · r:yes. blue-collar. Lost Tues. repair & retin. &44-'1598 HOLIDAYS A~~ADI MAN, S2, wide/exp in office 2nd grade boy during after , · ~i ·util. 4~9;,&2: ' .\Vith good he•t-&: 'p{irtnbrtig. COUNSELING & info r o.~ cor Eilis &: Delaware, nr 5 . Have a Clean Hohday? Call worki u.Jes IOITM! printing school hours in 1r1esa Verde DISl'RIBUTE Heallh .._ Offlca Rental , · ~ Qider phi:~ Would · do, no a·borfiq_n,·vascetomy .£ adopo. -PGinl.! ShoJlp'g on Main oU EXP .. Re~ellng, c~bineta, Dutch Mainle~ Service advertising,' writing, need~ Elementary school area. Ecol r fUll . ""' 1----,...---~· .;..1 carpets or drapes.-With !)on. AP.C~u. 642..+136, ; · Beach, ll.B.''347~3. repain, maint. No JOb too for all ~s. wi~ows & perm/temp. job. 536-l364 557-7297 aft 6 pm. ogy . uie, pt/ time. NEWPOlt_T~CEJ!i:r'ER:, _.le!™!.~ ~If~ ~·r pug .AnooY£QOlUI .. .JlOO .REWARD, Jost large sm. Rea,. ~224,. carpet deaning. -Xln I work H B ' BABYs'rITER . :wanted-CM .. Bob or Bill 646-7'l:S6 GRCWN~ FL~R . BUlLDEfl,;."8.1\ls_fDreot.'!Or . Phone 5't2-T217 or wr~te Gentu~n .S_h~l!.-X long haii: ALL types of,€8.l'pentry, By done.l'{ocrew.537-1508~ny-. • · F I 7:30 am to 1:30 pm MoJi, ESC~OW QfFICER 2',500' • 6,894' Fully ImJ!JO\"t:d. 3 Br. "'M\.tr-.Jn .~--o ·r.o. eox·l.220, Costa l\1~sa'., 'Clt{t. 23: ·nr · -nalarino & Joca! man. ~ time. · · J~ W!nted, ·•inti e 702· Wed, Fri; 7:30;am to 9 am Better h~ nn.. this oner Prime ~tion ~ '1<'1)8l!J repair, exc~-fOr' 'pa~ GOING .to Minn.: T!iRe -... Eairview CM. Blk. & tan, -536-l . EXPER,-Rer1 &: carry All ' -~-·Tues & 'Thurs . .(:a.r neC. Prestige Position, plush of· wanting 1dentl!y. &ctflent rent. 642-7371. • mot • 1 t ~f 1• · _ _, Jthr collar, tags, ''Ario", Carpet Service Cleanin& Equipment. Phone' NEED ·HELP AT. HOME? 548-6672. · rice, terTific .opportunity -......t.:,.... 60c ""r month .,· · ~ on:yc e . 0 P S: 11'~ Call ti t 213 ••1 9746 Alter 3P,M,-fi46.:.3307. · For Tem ........ ry Service: '--1•· ex-n·--· t he :::,~_ . ..,,: ; ~~ · , ~ SJNGL.E worJµnc_girl desires .. flll'n $75. 536-4305 . aftrr .S · co ec : .,.. -· ....-•M BANK Secretary wanted. wr "l" "" "''""~ ga w ~ · · bl Hull JO)iN'S Carpet .I. Upholstery DEDICAT'~D CLEANING • We Have Convalescent V.'ll11ts this -at 'PR spot Wooley· N: Taylor c·o. 1 BR apt, ye,. arly. ~n -aaj.boi p.m. , . BO't'S . . ue hi Cly bilke Cleanmi. Extra Dri·Sham-* We Do~ ~-..,..,·1ng * Aid•• e N"--e H-·-~ &'p'd in banking pref, F "d ... r I ·• ~•,•7•• · I t · M · -"'VO: '"""";> v...,..,. Pie••· -·taot Mr. •·-·•• ~ pa:i ...... slart 10 $900. RH.ltirs · s a ..... "''"'"" ... .___ .,__ -·--]..;Ike to· trade! Our !Trader's w s eenng · w ;. ic poo tree ScotchKUard {Soil le ~ -..u.. Dal" Other !re 2'1ll San Jooaqllin H0\1 Rd . A good '!ant ad is a good Paradtse o:ilumn is for -you! .25lti8. Any i~f~35·•2.on this, Retardants). Degreasers & 24 hr. can 673-40'72 ~~AKERS/UP JOHN at 6'cy-2500. An equal cp. Call ~ ~ .~~.~ ~~0 Newport Center 644-491 Investment .s II~; 5 day! for 5 bucks. please call S4,,..:i or CM all color brighteners I: 10 * NEAT &: CLEAN * portunity employer. * Cal-Pacific Agency policei minute bleach for white' Prof. Housecleaning For Permanent Service: BEAUTY OPERATOR assis-2150 Harber Blvd .• C.M. New Watrrfront Offices * From $360 Month * * LOST, 2 black & while kit• carpets. Save your money A: Painting 557-4244 e We Have Compankin1 tant, ful ly licensed. Contact ---,===~--1 * t~ils. 12 wks old, vie. Oak & by saving m~ extra trlp1. , Housecleaning By Day. e Housekeepera • Practi-Ken Tem~on·.11 Hair ESCROW Clenneyre, Laguna. Call Will clean living f!Jl, dinlna: Own ·Transportation cal Nunes etc. At Monthly Styles, 1701. Westcliff Dr.. SECRETARY 494-2.(M •if You firid oi see rm I: hall $15. Any rm $7.50, Call '836-0&48 Rates. · N. B. 642-6&1 -Beaut local oUice nttd11 * * Prime Location ·' Ml Bayside Dr., N'pl. Beach Bill Grund,y Rltr. 6T;,...(il61 nithcr or l?Olh: Reward. o:iuch $10, chair $5. 15 yn, Housecleaning Lady HEAL'nl I. ~EAUTY operator. Follow· shall) e-al . who can really LOST'Se'alpoilit Siarnest-cat, exp is what counts, not * ti42-5l59 or • F.UULY CARE AGENCY ihg, Guaranteed-or com-.,handlebl~iS wsition. Loi.II . ; ' ·. Trader's ·r>aradise· m'thod. t •· -k myself. """"" No, Broadway', · pu JC' ri>ntact. Great lein8.le. s:ge 3, flea collar -...., _,,. • 642-5299 e ,l_O\r.I' mission. Also 1 manager. ., __ _ _,_ _ _, Good ~. 5.11....()101. • Sania Ana 547~ ~lOIO. vu:.s pays fee •·••·•• to fra'.I. ~ w/rTiet81 tag allw.:ucu. Top JAPANESE lady w Is h • 1 iOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiOiiiiii"' I Other fn!e & fee jobs avt1.il.· 1 OR 2 nice suites still left in , •. of Wori4. ze11 St, Laguna. C•m•nf, Concre'.e ___ ..._ Call Ca 1 0 .. 90 Lido Blde . (above Blue . Ines housework, •in=< . trans. NEED PART TIME HELP!' BUS DRIVERS ro ........ _,.. w Dolphin Rest.). Fine for Rewm:i ... 494-3947• BEAT The Rain! Concrete Avail. wk--days. 54G-1332. Reliable middle apd wcman Ci Cal-Patific Ager1cy· prof. or gen'I ofc use. Drop LOST: ·&ige clutch purse, floors, -p6tios, driv es , Mesa Oeanilti: Service ' wanla 12 hrs. a wk. Exper.. ty 2'r.l0 Harbor Blvd., C.l'>f. in er call Jcnes Re:alty ··ti mes Safeway Park'g lot or 111h sidewalks. Don 642-8514. Carpets. Windows, floor etc. t y p Ing, all(lresaograph, Age 2'5-50, $5l6-$619 me Savice. 675-3171, Suite ·c , St., C.J•,f, Keep money, Resid. &: Commc'I. 5'8-4ll1 multi.graph, mimeograph. f'i.'lurn· rontenti. 645-2568 afl · Additions -Pa!io1 M N" ~· a-a. 673-MS4. Apply Public Works Dept, on premise&. d 11 CEMENT WORK' ""'"'"' ·~ City Hall, 505 Forest Ave., DESK space available l50 • 0 ars 6 pm. e 642-8638 e •sonry GERMAN Woman will do Laguna Beach Before Nov. mo. Will -provide .furniture LOST: F eatiA1e long hair * * . * expert holl5'cleaning. 4 ltni 11,th. at $5 mo. Answering~ tiger cat. !--yr old. Lost in QUALITY Cement Work. Let JOE MACCHI min. :sJ an hr. 89Z-3608 or "'!~~!!!"~~~~~ •vailable. -1(l5 No. El . &rea ol· 594 Joann St., Of: George.do it. Lic'd. Bonded. J23 Via Zurich 839-6943, BOAT LAMINA TOR Cami~· Re a I, San TRADE Home11 Kcna.CO!lst ~Af ll'ack go-cart for car, She'!! all I have. Please call 64~1695. Lido Isle BABYSITrING my home. EXP'D HAND LAY-UP JE~ Oemente. 492-«20 ftawaii foe Ne.wpD:rt area ltuek qr ! 642-2158. 548-4004.· PATIOS, w11lks, drive, install y u are .the winner of Close to BrislolfPaularlno, COATER. , DESK 1p&ce avaiJable $50 Dec. 15 to Jan 5,~ A\:fyJts . SWAP Great Dane pup 1or ·LOST Chihuahua, ma I e, new lawn•. u.w, break, 2 tickets lo the 54!Hl790. (213) 323-5280 mo.· WW pmtde" furniture )n!y. P.o; Box 1031 Kealake.. ·elec typewritt>r, etC. fawn, ·viC -· Santa Ana remove. 54~ for est. Orange County 1.;::;..::;;=:.-,-,-;.,...,,_= I •iiiiiiiiiiO ... ii.iiiiO..iiiiii ait SS tno. ~rlng ·serv&ce kua, H8Wail. ~5Q ' ·"· 531· 5027 Heights. Rewm:I. 546-4173 CEMENT WO£<K. no jo,b too lnt•tn1tlonal Jo~ Wanted. M & F 704 Bookkeeping 100% Free avallab11,i.m Forest AW, f4i'2B'R 11,) BA.duplexes, .... }Vant% or~ Ton P.ick Up, eye_s, 11mall, rt'aaol\llble. Free 'Auto ShOw * .;i..· * Lacuna ·Beach. 4~9466 CM Gar .. pal~. -~ltns .. cpts, ·: (or 5 acres F--astern U!11.h 2 ?t1ALE German Shepherdk, Estim. H. Stuftick. 54&-8615 at the PHIL TOUT OFFICE. $60. mo.,_ .s:rptd, drps, li ke nu:·S320: mO ;ncm',. Recrtation Lana. $1500 1 tan & 1.. blk &,. ·1an. Vic. Chllcf Car• ANAHEIM 2471/J N•wport· Blvd. 1 furnished. util pd. iB ahop. t>a. $33.500 -ea.-.Eor ... R..£,_;:.. · Value. WaiJa·ce Ave. • 19th St., CONVENTION Costa Mesa ping,center. 333 E. 17th ·.St. Bob Olson Rht. '546-5580, 6/;i-1070 f'ves c.M. $2S Reward! ·64&-3189. UC. childcare, before Ir. CENTER You are the Winner of Co6ta Men &«>2-450. 1963 Chrysler 4 Cir .Sdn 0.r-* * \YIU trade ·my Sl1,000 LOST-11/1 ~ng male after school &: all day, Novtmber 17th !hru 2'111 . -2 'liclu!t$ to the 1 MY VIEW OFFICES" iginal 011.•ner. For 14 ft a1um: eQ\J ilY In R-4 lor ii\ CouDIY Silmese. Vic Hoai Hospital nursery ·BChool -a.tmosphe.re, Please .call 642-5678\ ext 3l4 . Or-eng• County D!luxf', Air Conditioned, inum boat Or outboard mo-Corridor with ald rented A.EWARD. ··Call Jack, hot lunchl'll &: "n a c k s · betweeD 9 and 5 pm to clal~ lnt•rnatlonel redecorated. Lldo 'A~a tor or band ~w..~u.Dder or ho}lse for good TD's or iD· 6~ anylime. ::~~~~~c=;::a) Ellis & ~~r,.tickne!:r~h~~ Auto Show ftealonorii lca 'ekr. " 675-6700 !'Call 536-712'3. ' · ,come prop. * 6U.Z150 * ~u t the k C SIAMESE kitten, ll·lG-71 . UCENSED No. -o• In my * * * AN,AHE IM DESK IPlte , a.vaD.ible. $50 Have-frtt &.clear O~n ;:,ah lemcnte, be91 art&, l Coast 'HW,.-·nr Mac.Arthur '1l;rV.) mo. wiµ~~e 1uniltutt acreage plus -. De.sire . BR, vu, on golf erse. $.'.U,500 . CdM. Reward· Dy 833-7240, hbme cff Gokttn West, Hun-BRJCK, Block 1:. Stone Work. CONVENTION at·'5 md, ~'ltrv1<::,t: hou~ or duplexr!, w/small .$26.rm eq. Tradt-on units. evr 64~tl26. · lington Beach. ~2600, Call -CENTER aftl&able, 1?875 Bel.ch .Blvd. roans or tree. & clear. eerie Costa Mesa area. Maddox, Contractor 540-0929 'or 646-0945 NQve;mber 11th thru 21st 1u---ch. •u~ • ......,,,.,,, •·IJtor 833.~~. 064~, $.13-1168. $25 ·Reward. _Blk ~b Ret. Pl al 002 -314 ·-· ... •'"(M. .,....~.., ,,-, ·~ "JiN Lo!lt On 4th Jlland in Hunl. Painting A e~se c I '" ...... o, ext STA ..... • del"• p l I TRADE "'--. " -H d , ._, MY Way, qUaJity home Paparha"91"9 ~··-9 and 5 pm Jo claim -~ ~ -v . o -: wa.sner, nryer,·re-ave very es1re.,,<' New-· ·H· _...._,,_ · o•" ""12 . ....,, ... ""'" •-•• k · a.1 ......... .,._....,, · remod. Walls. celling, floon . your tic~,. (North Coun"" UQIJ'.I «' _, :~ce w/draf· frig., misc. Jto~d F.OR • port mooring. dD!~ to jelly ""'1 '-J to $600 Th r • • Challenging Permanent Po1itlon1; Hiring Now, Mission Viejo •r1a. Gen'I Bkkpr to $550 Ca.sh Receivables, H a n d Posting, Scll Starter. F /C Bkkp• to $600 Pa.t JOllmals, Insurance. Cim'I Ledger an Computer. EXECUTIVE Per.sonnet Agency Acctng Clerk $550 Familiar 1vith all phases of bkkpng. Job order co.st accounting. ~1anutacturing exper. 4tO W. Coast Hwy., NB Suite H 645-2716 EXP E R . Sales/ Alteration Lady, N.B. Call 548-22;;3 F&\iALE Piano PI ayer : Fri/Sat niles only. Call nites. bartender, "646-1428. FOOD Service i\tgr: Salary + J)Ctt'ent~. Call 831-UOJ before noon. FRY'f'Cook, exper. Full or p/time. Apply in penon, 512 \V. 19lh St., Costa ~esa. Gel Coater t1"¥ rm. rum, crpt, •Ir automobife ·or bike. . .&-a beau! 27' Cruising ~ii-lR{Sll SE'ITER-Female etc, No job loo small. PROF. Paintin1 ext/int. Ac-toll-btt number ls 54().12'10) eond. Avail all er 1n-•.~ALL _ _ boat w/inbrd mclor, \Va Qt Rf''ll.":an1t _Corona del Mar 547-!19J§, 2• hr ans. 1erv. couai eel.Unga, air I its s * * * P•yroll Clerk to $600 Exp'd only for fiber;glasa diYkluaitY•AiTanswering & * .539-16\M * -, ~ :4 'Bfl hoine. Call 894-4094. • ~42 or 67Sl-7919' Addi liens * Remod~iful 1prayln(I:. Refs. 847-13;;8. COUPLE to manage apts. Bookkeepina: &ckgrwnd, .. ~et boat man~facturer, I aecreta""'' serv From 1100 'Obi·=· . MA'~ -. .. lish Pug, 14 mo's Gerw!Ck le Son, Uc. ,.,0 Wa~ng Orange ~·n~ ·-a. u•.2Q62 Payroll On COmputer. pmnanent I benC't11.1. ADply ....., • . S.n Luis-"4"' 11.flOO ac .Beautlful country 5 11crei ~ ''"~ •• "" ,_.,.. 'J ..... '"° · ~k-· k Boa mo.~ :a1tle grfl\n1i-Aneh. $3.300.000 ·next 10 Sequoia. wtl\·trlt(lr oliJ {~?811tY~~U 1'. Del GT3-004l * 549-2l70 * WALLPAPER * _•_<_<er_S"'o_m_. ___ ~~ Accounta~ts ltd Agcy ~~&.iP17:'~mia.1P~:ta Mes~: EDICAL-.; ~lit' or oJlice Lof' Of \\'ater. 'trd,Jtlr ranch 11-. -.. for 1o1rr m~et ~!lr• ·t1 " ' ·DriveW•Y• \Vhen you calJ "Mae" H•lp W1ntecl. M & 'F 710 1 i..'.:.....-_. lO · ... , . sw ~,. '"' -548-l#f 64,, • Div. of REL EntttprillC'l& GENERAL OF'F'JCE: This A-.~'"'" rooms. 4Zi N. fUrth. nonh:~e eo. J\.ltrs • -st,atiOn "'agon, VllJ'I. boat, 5 MOS. Irish' Setter puppy · ~1ru ...... tt6't N-~ Bl d •-M '{ ,.. ••• ii68 NO-· > 1 " k •• d'I HA\VLEY'S Drivf'way Seal •~ ... ......., great co. r urn l a.he 1 ·--· "' ' ...,.,., ontl) " R uux ~ ~· ' '"~'iM et~. 8.~"":i75 or &44·'1321 (C.M.) s su: nceUl> me Coaling &-•mall parklna PAIN'TlNG, prore.sslonal. All Aecount1111i_,, Attracilve $800 Intervi~·s 9 to 12 only lransportation 10 & from DAVIS~ REALTY 642-7000 Have oceanfront duplex. Havr 20 Ac. orangti grove. attentk>n. ReJVard•S<IS.-OS7o. lots, 5'15-9195 ah. 5 pm. work g ~ ar n · Co Io r FHA/VA Loan Pkgr $700 """"""""""""""""""''I their office . Can you im· OFnCE Space City Center Newport Beach; '4'&11I Ml. prime corner. Riverside. •Pe c I al 11 t, t 6 21143, Putth. Agt·Hydraulic ss;;o BOOKKEEPER: For a agine eating lunch All-month Blk. N.B. £Jnoator, Janjtor, c.bin or 'T.D.',. Clear. 'l'nl<je $165,000 l"qulty • ·• frKl Electricel 547-1441. Secretarlt11 to S573 1mall growing service co. in for $5. If yoo have good of· ParldQf. 7.lO', 300', 500~ TH& lR\\'IN CO. for romn1cr. or 1ndust. f'ox tmt~~ )~ ELECl'f\lCAL JnatallatioN FOR clean El neat painting Asst. Bookkeeper $525 lht! local area. Interesting fice skills hurry In. From (1}4) SM-1243. REALTORS 6'--t-mt Co. Rltt'I 673.9-195. ·AMrepaln. No )ob 'loo •mall. lnll!rior 1. uterlor, CaJi Pff Sec'y·La&Une. $.1 hr work. Computer handles the $412 . • _; IDO "" ft. 2nd !loo( 3 BR, F.R: & D.R., 1 lii BA Want income propt"r1y~ Or-Realistic: prl.cc.'B. Free est. Dick, ~. S • f l A routine. Handle the bosses Call Jean Brown, 540-0055 .mo. ""<X>Sl'A MtsA. homt', 6lk lo 6each:-Rl.Jnl· ti hie Cnty. llav,.-$10.000 SchoOflj & -1 hte1d/lns. --546-4211.· PROF. patnting-inter/exter. ~reenin_J or ' • J)erlOMl wort.: 'tram Yotrr Coastal A1ency . Call f41.._2130. lngton Harbour, $:18,000 eqly T.D. lo exchanre ror f'qulty. lnstrudMn• 515 E LE CTRtClAN, llC'l!nsed, Honest ll'Ork. L t e /In•. ln1ur1nce F irm tlwn private outce. t>itterent 2790 Hartlor Bl. at Adams NEELY c:rpt'd afc nea.r forboiltorT.D.0 .\V.C.2nd. 'The Fo!,C~cajtars READJN.'G TUTO. RING I ... bonded. Small job&, matnt. ~2758. 541>-1444. ...._ Movllng To ~~~ie~',,.,_ ...... A'nO:., GENERAL wlerlrmt. ltl&.50 pe_r mo A.gt, 5(7-6334. e"" ~I. Q•3""""J Yolit home. Cert. Tea~: A rt'p&lrs. 54J.5203. EMPlR.E PAINTING nwwpor Soon. • • Coufal Ag;~ LIABILITY RATER UI n.tin. NB. 645-5&88. 22 e"•"1 ~~l'<I Mhe""'•~"T>~Rl 'duYl'J, .. o1d.,._ Coo"'< ",~ de!..,.111!!!' all gnldcs. Mr. HatheQck, Fu"llture Servl.na: Ory. Co. aince '55 Secretary to $590 2790 Harbor Bl al Adams lf ~ are looking for the )·VERY nice tecond Ooor of-n ,.-,,,,n AtfO °" -P ... FU· '"J• ...-..,.JIN 64~14,. SM-3749 t1r 96&-0335 Bookk 1~$525 rlght co. v•e have the open· titts. 11111 Beach Blvd. mon1, rtnt S2"'1-$260. Ex. v111. t'!<cht~e uri fO'r J)l"Of)· SPEClA.1..! Avg. chair or PAINTlNG/Paptrlng, 18 yn AecOu=: Clf'rk 10 1475 BOYS 10..14 lnp, Great ream for the! gal 0.lltt (lU) l94--00l5 D~s. change for loc. prop, 1-<"0 S. f'rty, iA"O S. l.a&:1t11sc Rllr. UCI studt'nt 2 yrs pri\' school rociq!r /It.ripped S~. Gluirw, in Harbor &re.a. Uc &: bond-Ratina Oerk to SfrS to dtllver papers in the San with exp ........ •ta.ti $4~. LagaMe Rltr -673-43(1.1. 673·43~. !~~chin<_... 11dll tutor hl•h br••• po1; ...... ,.~~........, K O Jo ttNI Ctme:nte. San Juan Cap!~. CaU Anila ........ ~·9010 Nt R t I "5 • -r ..... ..,[ftlV, ....,..,..,.,.._ ed. Ref's furn. 642.-23;;6. flytape pc:ralor """'1"' ' en a Canyon Lake Co. !Klo, priv Put A llftll' "!not" ln "'OUr M:tml match student. Xlnt G ~ • • <Swl Shlftl trano Md Capl1trano Beach Cal.Pacific Agency ' I I•· 811 °~"" arvenfftf PAINTING ·. Ho•t'•l ng -8 r M PREITJGE locatk>a 1400' l•kl', 2 BR, 2 BA, pool, WA• Lr.vt11 • 11ell 010M' b1iuhir1 rr s., ru•r rrru "'' ~~, " A.re•. 2 • ...,. Harbor lvd., ,_ · "'°"oHfcet . Will 41\>\de; 1r:r skllna;, t~nnl~. ,_...,11. for "bucks", PIANO L~OONS EXP •• HAwallan Gatdentr. IJUaranteed work. Llc'd Any NEWPORT DAILY PILOT GENERAL "'MACHINESJ' Alf. M.a<'k &75-2123. Trd eQ: for C·l, ?'lt·l prop or OJI\ Cla.q.sllrd Ytnl1" home. Ct'rt. Teachers. Compltcte gardtnlni ~rv. •ize Job. Call 675-5740· Per•onnel Atency 492-442o for stable cornmerel11I flrm. IHOWROO:ol mta. •~offiL"e rno«ir hon'lc. Eves. 6-f6..G681 fi42-:167&. P.!r. f-Iaihrock, 644--0144 KamAl11nl, &l&-4676. ·you IUPPY the paint. Rooms IJ3 Dover Di'., N.B. CHtw care needed , 2 boys 42 Yrs. In huslrum. Cbriltle Qllt:t. Oot• jn J..acu.na toe. * -* ;;&.. * * * ,0•"1 Pilot Wsnl A~t have Turn unuse4 11ern.1 uito quJck palnted $10 ''· Al.lo ex-642·3170' •re• 4 A 5 In Elslblulf Sehl Electric Corp •• ~ P11ct.n- • • '155. mo. ~ ,., bargains fa.lore. cuh, <'all 6Q-5818 ~ttt~lo~r.~Call~~!i40"~:!:-!::•-...:__1,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll Dist. 5 day1 644-2152. .ti~ Coata ?.tcaa. t .. ' • i l T • . . . . " . '. .. ' - " ' . YN Collld la ON of •Today's Wlnnws • - . . . • Find • Your Name J .. ~ • · ·1 i> .Pairs' of $2 Ticktfl' Givan Daffy If you r n.me l1 ll1ted In• 1peclal ad -It could •PPHti _..,any clo11Hlcatlon, to look al thom all -phono 64~7', •~••Ion Jl41 betw"n t a.m. end 5 p.m. to make arr•nt•ft'Mntl to pkk up your ticket• at i1ny convt nlent DAIL Y'PJLOT office. ' ., •• 1 1 ,,, '. ' FOR THi YEAR'S BIGGEST AUTO ·SHOW ' -Be The Guest of the DAILY PILQT ' -.! • I 1...-... ~·-!!DJ ·------· 1 A.I, w.n1!d, AA i F 718 ;;;;;:;;;;~~;;II .__I ·-~·-· ]~I.__ --1~ r • Holp Wonted; M & F 710 j,;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;; I Holp Wontod,M & F 710 Gor"11• Solo 112 Mlocoll•noou• I ll Miocolloboouo 111 .'!_ GIRL Frld~. alert, 1tt;t;; ~JR. SEC'Y ~· ~~·=·-======== DA:J~ Te .. lup ~s; ~ ing, 1tock room exp hl!lpfu! Plfimt;. Good typing. 11 t e OPENING tor Fltlme Con-Everythl"I Must Gol STEREO, l97l Garrard, bu Mk $100, C.OCkla!J tbl $100. '. d hut not necesu.cy. Interview SH, dletaphol'I!, 3 Days per · fident rttail clerk w/exper OLD HOME BEING full alf:reo changer, air Recllnlnj; chi1r $%5, 2 end , n by appt. 645-4370. week. $2.00 Per hr. ln l?'OOef7, rrottn food or DEMOLISHED!! • u IP en 1 Ion speakers, tlil:\le $35. ea@, or al\ !Qt " GIRL Friday J/time needed Fot App!. Contact deli purchasing. See Harold FIJRNrMJRE * ANTIQUES A~t/FM stereo rad i o $250. Odd chair, i C!Jlhionl '- for expa,ndina: design firm. Catoi Smith in l)!rson, 111-Tlrne Goutmel 5xS, Victorian mllTOI', clay w/Fi:r + tape ~. •till s:;. 2 Hollywood bed I \lJl Gd math _ba c krround AV~~Dept.. f oods & SpiritJ, 495 E.17th ~stove, mapl.e tum.fture, brand l'l!W, wu Jett w/trames, eood CONt $40. 1 • neoe511• cai1 64.5-1210. SERV NCIAL :s~t::. .. ~Cos~ta~Mf:'~"~·~f--~~!!!!;;;;~~~~~~~;;~;;;;;!~~~IP!ano. retrtr. stove, ii.ht unclalrn~ on layaway. Sold each. 3 chest ot ctrawus , ICES ' PERSONNEL fixture. BarpJn Prices!! for SDI. PQ' oil \)ala.nee ot ff.SO to $50. Norttake china ~ HANDYMAN fot odd jobs. 620 Newport Center Dr. 7201 Seuhore Dr., Newport $115 or take wtr amall m. g. Cl')'ll&l cbampalflt ~ Over 30. Appear In person Newpan,Beach SW-5800 SECRETARY c ______ l[tJ ) [ __ ~,_~_·![~.·· I I l[~lBeach ,Wed thru Sun 10 to6. payments. ColltcUoft Dept. glaae $10. IBM mod•I B .0 at nre~. 177 E: 17th 'F.quaJ Opper. Employer Newpon Beach I Eu..,,nieiiit ~ . n4/893-0501. typewriter Sl!iO. 612.-7650. ;'.ii ST., COsta· ?.fesa. lllltdllndiu DISHES. .Ppt & Mix LADIES, if you ~knit, bring ri.f&jor Land development • ' '· s pans, • BMUty Shop Equipment-• ·.;a HARBOR MA.STER )OUr garments lo"us, \Ile can company seeks personnel --------·1 ~~~.~len.:it-r. r 1.ac ~~· (1) TWO ·Station FloreDtine BANKRUPTCY ~ 7;;.o Boat Sllpa sell them for you . Bulky aecretary to assist ~rson-H1lp W•ntld, M & 'f 710 Antiquia 800 Furrtitur• 110 Lamps. fi~~res~~al: n t dressing 8bar w/2 lie mlr-LIQUIDATION 'SALi Fi~ fringe benefits /salary sweaters are xlnt holld&)' npJ n11rnar,er in all areas of desk I).. bd t ki A: rors 38x4 w I m a t ch l n g By order of U.S. Dlstricl ,;, open. So. Calilarn!a major items. 673·1000 · eniploymenr. •Position rt• ~ETARY-Gen'I Off Ic e Moving By Owner tUn ' ;r;: Sf!srrn ~· ~11 • desk. 2 Rnd based hydraulic Court: Equipment Stock ....... marina. Send complete re-quireS 2 yttrs personnel ex-·work~ typing, S/H. Mfg. Co.· RARE Mark Twain books. Q(UALITlreY King 6 pc B/R set ,wlndomow ",~-st'. Chm,•,•,v-01· cdhalrs, 2& a~h co. ndidoned Machinery l fix1u~sof Col: l\q ~ume to Claulfied ad no. L1gal S1eret1ry ""'r lit h • 60 >11 \Y · w In C 11 American Arl:fs l's editions. .__ ,_ '"' o n • 266 D U p:iA p 0 Call Lorraine .r-.. es w.p. · P· m 1 estm stE;'. . a . armo cucsll &lW 6 pc. drawers 2 m•nle bunk eyers c 1.1rs, e ter Office Equipment :-, • a Y .....,1, • · Boit ing. Stable company w/ 893!8529 tOr An app't. Speecl\es. poems, pictures, Queen B/R RL 8 ft. sofa. beds 6othes Bird c e Belevedere shampoo bowl Supply. ' ~ ~~i. Cosia Mesa, Calif. p~~~ENCT tln't beneritJ:. SERVIcE Sta. Sale 5 man etc. ~. love seat ( sc u I ptu red M? Presidio (; M Bi · with ferring & chair, 2 All Items DllCDUntecl .. tt HEAVY DU'll' MECHANIC ~tinimum 3 Y.ear;s Journey- man e~r. with heavy truck or school buses. Top pay. EltC't'llent bl!nefits. Apply HUNTINGTON BEACH UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT a:t-13 West.cliff Or., N.B. Call ,..3251 wl1Ube-expe_ r~ Tin}e + time S.autiful L1aded velvet) also 1' naug. sofa ' · · separaters. $480. Beauty Novtmber 11, U, ll A. lfi 645-277!> ==~=--;..;.;,.:..::.::.::.. __ I A: in. Clean & neat, group Glass Hinging Lamp and 2 matching chair1. UDO ISLE PATIO SALE supplies eXtra. C.M 919-0726. o,en. at 9am , li'll LIVE.JN housekeen11r,,""·-PLEASANT part time pbst-ins, pd vac, Apply Boyd's $200. * 675-7973 j Large minor. Beaut lamps Dresses, ~at&, .•uits , OAUCTIOl!• 2.n'I H.arbgt a1vd1 C.M'. td r~ .....i"t:" tlon. Secyllite . bkkpg. Call Arco, 490 E. 17th, cross rd: · and coffee & commode ~welry. Skis, ski boots, ' 11 ¥'. -~ 1 ,. ?f toddler. lite housekeep-645--0&Zl befWttn 9 & 12 ,for Irvine Ave., C.M. ANTI.QUE organ. 98 yn old, tibles. Large m 'a t ch 1 n g pants. Gnmdlg short wave. HOTPOINT re~. veey pod 1 ..,. IJW, N.B. area, 6Th-2298 t Sl .500. Excellent con d. lamp. All must be soJd. Jau: gul~. Racquet. Meat HOUSE $61'.1 O'Kttfe il ?ftrritt stove, -.-;. lJ..OYOS NUR$RY app · SERVl'CE Station Sales, full 494-8983 afttt 4 pm. ?tlust see for valu~ Anaheim dicer. Kitchen warn. An-late model, Xlnt $35. B/W .~ JOB OPENINGS PRESSMAN time. Must be ne~t & de· FOR sale antique English 77Z-4210. ti~. Gifts. 673-1~5 Nov. Auctions eYe"" Fri, 7 pm TV. floor model S 60 ·, \ Nursery dellve'ry man . . pendable. Apply' 2.l90 New-Grandfather Clock. runnifli. j;-;,.;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;::-;i;;;!);U-~14~2~1011;'.V~;a:!_K~o~ron~, ~N~.B~--•J Ci'aftsman lawn mower 1o Nursery Salesman with at Immediate opening for can-port Blvd C M 260 Victoria, Costa l'tfesa. *** N~rge ga~ dryer, olive, NEW & Uaed Fu Rkl ' Furn. Appli. Antiques vtl'1 p:Mt $60. S4J.mQ.3. ' -. I 1 dldate with at lea.st 1 yttrs "" " · · . $65. Twin sfudkl couches w/ rn. Lnr 3015 W. Warner. S.A. -i! east 1 Year e:icp. eitperience with 1250 fl.fulli· S"'-RVJCE Sta. Attendant, NE\V Orleans Ant I q u e bolsters & coverii S1S ea 4 lawn mower $35. Dinette (foUow search light) Mfsc1llaneout • ,, !And.scape installer with at lith. Starting salary . $500. expe:r prefd. Top pay. F'µll armoire. lrg, bgut Cond. maple Capt c~. S2o ;a. $12. Pictun: framt'll. Many 549-:mt e 547-T733 Wantld 12Q \'ll least 1 year exp For Appl. Contact & p/lime. ayall. Apply , $350. 644-5968 N.B. An tique wht dbl poster bed othet' choice Items! ! -fiREPlAC[ WOOD-... q Sprink1er Man with at least 1 Carol Smith Shell, 17th~ trvine, N.B. I tt • bo r~ 2 Id l\1ethodist Youth Groun ANTIQUE sewine maatiine , w ma x, -.,. go •r· •oii year exp in residential • Personntl l;>eoartment SERVICE Station Attendant 'circa l87S. !\take offer. provincial chrs, $35 ea. Baker & fl.1esa. Verde, CM. sprinklers, AVCO FINANCIAL CdM area. Fu.II time-top 6424818, S.14-0302. 673-0052. ~Sa=t.=9"P=-M~-~~--- 1902 1 7th St., H.B. Call fur appt. 646-7441 SERVICES pay-Profit sharing. POOne AN -:=,Tc:lQ::U°'E"'°,."~=;=,::.g_m-ac-h-;ne-, HOUSEFUL of furniture, an-MOVING Sale: Nov. 13--1-t, By 4:30PM Nov. 17, 1971 MACHINIST· 4 yrs job shop 62Q Newport Center Dr. for. appt. 673--72!3. circa 1875. Mak~ oiler. tique arrnoire, bed, china 9-4:30Pl\~. 422 Emerson St .. Grand 0pon1n9 CASH PAID FOR "~\ Spacial 100/. OFF tine furniture, appil&noe!I. '"~1 R19ular Price &nt!ques. Ono-piece or . '! I HELP/ I have a new ~~ =~peln~~la~~~:. N.~~aJ Oj)pOr. Emp~~ ~UR~~\~:~!~~~'~;'!~;~ &t2-48lS, SM--0302. . ~:~~~!, ~g';fa~ e~A:~ ~~.~~ 54~~;~ t!1!,~ ! busincsg In town & I need 32972 Calle Perfecto, San PROFESSlONAL Ph 0 n e Dr .. N.B. 546-1757. ' Appll~ne11 802 Sale. Call 644-5968 N.B. hshld turn. 1962 Ford HT, your help. If a ground floor Juan Capistrano. No. phone SERVICE t b F 11 8• HERCUI,.ON sofa & TV, radio. record player, opportunity oUered by a calls, please. solicitor ~ Dana Point, San es a · u er US. ED · Appliances &: TV's, housewares book11 misc ==-7-:---,---~ I Cl~mente, Capim<lno area. Brush Cuslomen. C.?\-1. ·Up loveseat, rotlnd game set, · ' • new co. w/new ideas, possi· MALE & Female, over 18 • Work In yoor ~·n home. to SlfiCI wkly lo start. We guar &: de I l v er· tufted crushed velvet living GARAGE . SALE: Clothes, ble earnin&s in excess of full or pt/time. Di~ct sell· Best deal. in area. Phone !'!62--04lS. . Dunlap's, 1815 Newport Bl., rm. se t, hand CflNed coffee women's 8-12, men & SJ0,000 or more per yr in-· Christ 'H o~c · CM 548-778() h'I'-• "-h k' 1ng new Tn8.$ gi.. o.>oP"l465 between 9:00 a.m. s~•VICE ~-. Sale•mao · " , · &. end tables. 675-3343. c 1 ut..:n s. VJUC es, • is, terest.11 you-you Interest me! item 30% commissioo .. arn _, .,,. 0~ G E "-••· 1 ' ~ If I b ml And I would like to meet $3.511 + hrly' • refundable 11'"" noon. p'Jtime, eves & wknds ex: · · """ .. '6. x n t COiru, s75. SCOTCHGUARD 8' IJ)fa & go cu 1 • many sc REIJEF Cook, exper. req'd. .....,, ~,,1 In _PP<"-... Apply Frigidaire washer, x.ln't matching loveseat. Vt-lvet items. Nov. 13 &. 14, U to 4. you! For personal Interview $75.00 stock deposit re-Ba 1 Co al .r-l• " ... nd S25 540-0570 If 5316 River, Nt-wport Beach. call 833-913CI. quired. Local territories pt st nv escent Hosp. 2590, !je\.,.ort Blyd, C.~t ro ·54s.m · no living rm set incl. tables, HELP for Cam-r F•clo-', avail. 847..{)741. fi61 Center St, C.M. 54~. SEWING ** \'oung girl or c""=·==~·-----lamps, etc. WUJ separate GIGANTOR Garage Sale: "" ·J RN LVN fo 3 u ·hilt KENfl.iORE Gas stove, cop-like new . 64S-1701. ' Ski, fishing, boating equip. Wood v..'Ork:ing equipment ex-M.~AN=-w-...,-,-...,-~fo-,-,-1-.-,-r I or r to s . (woman) wl ~lei:jge. of Fumitun!-baby, children & per. Apply Majorway 869 W. maintenance & other duties. Glen Haven of Ne\\·pcrt, &ewin,a:. Fabric A 11 e Y' pertoile. ~S:O· Gara91 Sal• 112 misc. Clothes & household. 18th St, C.M. No phone calls Apply in pe:rson, Hurrtii\gton ~~64· Equal Opportunity1..:"'.c6-45_;c.~13."'=~.,.,.;=~-O'KEEFE & Merrit bltn ---------1 2021 Nautilus LZI (Baycrest) please: Beach Convaiescent Hosp, mp ayer. SHEET .. METAL d'•hw••h•r. all ,-,, 1...., FURNITURE, baby turn., N.B. 642-Un. 8811 Fl H B * R E SALES * MECH "' .... .... '"' gardening equip .. 11:ictures,l---------HOSTESSES & \\'&!tresses 1 orida. · _. • • • Good cond. 833-3329 aft 4. & misc. SatJSUn. sioi car· * HOUSEHOLD itemg, plc· live entertainment ,.. dan-MANICURIST for b11n.o.•bop, SALESMAN • WOMEN ~ass A electronic I ha' doll -•es -, N·-'ed f -• 1 · e MAYTAG man-washers/ rolltown Dr., Hntgn Bch urea, c in, s, pu ...... • cing for 18 and over. Call ConteS!a Hair l'ashioru, """' ar gene .... rea es· Chas.Sis experience. 968-1477. wigs, wuhn-/dryer, odds &:: 548-9288 ' or apply at .·.-** 6T>l358 ..... tate ~~ .. ca.re. ~com~lete, ~ac .. T'.ik-lnduririel dryen)mtchR!S!Del•90'8ay _ .. 257 M H CM " 0 ~ OU -~·~ "" for H.Jt ~ ~••• ••! -•7· •-1178 3 Famo"" G•-•e Sal< · euus. .'""°· a. . Popeyt!'s; 19th,.. Placentia, r e~u•ig.I~ un ,--,.,acentia, Costa M"4 ,._. ""-aw ' -· 1.1 ... ...,, q.t & Sn 10 30-4 30 CM MARR IE 0 MEN iJ'1r!O!t Beftch.. .. • Guani.nte~cl '. Refrigerator. apt srze. m Sunshine Drive>, Hun-r . n. . . ' · 25 yrs & up to service our training, 'kinnal classroom ~~NQG!µPHER ~. z:>iver-Good condition. $35 ttngton Beach, Sat/Sun. (oil M isc1llaneou1 118 HOUSEKEEPER-Cook. Wlll equipment & -learn olhE'r •nd on.the-job training. slfied exper .• O. C. A~ 642-0518 call anytime. Magnolia/Village). consider couple wfhusba.nd work. Could me~ dou~Jing , area. Salary open. Send PROJECTOR scrl'en bike Custm Drapery Sil• employed elsewhere. Care previouis incOme~ Earning We are willing to spend the •resume to t1usified Ad No. REFRIG, 2 dr cross lop, xlnt • • ' Drapery workroom closing for 7 yr old boy. Top living oppcrtunity s1m wk. Call · lnoney, time and effort to 248• Dally ·P~ot, P. O. Box, cond yellow. $100. Danish chrs, . anUque chr, out 51XJ1> yds of material& al ronds. ~fusl be legal resi-for personal inter v I e w make professionals of our 1560· ~ost Mesa, Ca 92626· ' 67a.6287 misc. 240 Heliotrope, CdM, 1Ji price. Fabrics from 75c dl'!nt & be avail. wknds. between g & 1J) AM. 496-2383 ..taff and retain them by GAS stow, gtainless steel Sat. yd. Bring measurements &: Refs req'd. State skills &. Division ol Consolidatl'!d high comm issions, 8 to 10 Technicians top, grill &. deep well, 4 ARTIST Garage Sale & savl'!. 3853 Birch St., N.B. salary expected. P.O. Box Foods. new offices, and mana~· PRODUCT· .. l.ON burnen. $35. 67>&74. salesman 's samples. 546-1431.AdJtoO.C.Alrpc..t. 393, Corona del Mar, Ca. .......................... ment that is interested in Came ras Ii ~t/Sun 9 to 5: ~1 La BALBOA Bay Club _ Full ·92625. MECHANIC . . ::~ ::U~ will ing to work TECHNICIANS Equlpm1nt IOI Sierra Dr .. Mission Vie~. family membership inclds HSKPRS Emplyr pays fte. _ _:c....;_;.._____ Furniture, clothing, (oilice Irvine Tennis, save $650. Geo,...e Allen By1and Ag"" · 2 KODAK inslamatlc movie desk, pi a no ) , misc. Write, Classified ad No. 267 ·"' Minimum ytars exper: Top Also, guaranleed Income Log ic &: Analog experiel'ICe cy 1~B E. 16th, S.A. Pay-Excellt'!nt Beiti!fits. · While you are. in yoUr learn-necessary. 'Day .,.. swi!)g" camera, :zoom It-me, like Sat / Sun, 963 Junipero Dr. Da.ily Pilot, P.O. Box 1500 547--0395. in&: period. ihift available:. new ~ price 673-0448, c.~t 546-4268. CO!ta ~tesa, Calif. 92626. HOUSEKEEPING & Maid Apply FOR CONFIDENTIAL 575-2'123. GARAGE Salt: B eds, BICYCLES Service:. ·Full & Part time. · INTERVJE\V, CALL · COLLINS RADIO BUSHN ELL .-2lmm w ide couehes, dressers, nlte GUNS, SKI EQUIP. Etc. For interview, 774--0321-HUNTINGTON BEACH MR. HAIGHT. 19700 JAMBOREE, BLVD.. angle F4.5 auto lens for stands a: lamps. Sat/Sun Etc. We Buy Diamonds. Insurance UNION HIGH SCHOOL 962-5523 NEwPORT BEAOI Nikon $70. LI 8-8034. onty. 830 Center St, C.M. Buy, Sell Or Trade. Mesa FILE CLERKS DISTRICT COLLINS & WATTS Equal opportunity' employer 8 l\:fM Movie Camera wlca.Y!. 548-4014. Pawn Shop, 176.l Newport Positions open in our Hunt. ;..;~R:E~A~L~T~O~R~S~~-l~~j]R~5;ffj;~p I zoom !em, auto, pistol grip, MOVING sale, furniture, Bl, Co.llta Mesa. &IS-5595. Beach off ice. Full & p/time 1002 17th· St .. H.B. TITL'E EXAMIN-ER ' many xtras. $45. 54~147. clothes & household Items. g TORONADO Sailboat 16', hMi. Xln't benefits &.oppor. By 4:30PM Nov, 17, 19U RETAIL Top!irmhas immedopenings Furniture , 110 AM lo 4 PM Sat/Sun, Nov $850. 8' Gas or butane for advancement. SALES LADY for 1he right pem>n. Plush 13 & 14, 1833 Highland Dr. heater. Be 11 molorcyde Call PeM10nnel MGR. Sales, earn S900+. Co. orfice. Terrific hos.\ will 6' WHLTE couch. French N.B. hebnet. Oothes, children & ••2.7751 training, bonuses flex houn. pay fee ........ Start $15(1. Prov. bdtm·91!t,.whlte cn&ir, adults, all sz. 642-247L 2012 M9ntlon thl1 adl bon&eful. C&ll d.11 or ni&ht. ~ N. OF ADAMS ON' BEACH 56-22'1 or 541-'1133. TI HUNTINGTON BEA(]{ ~l! CAMLL 5465-8075 W-A NT ED * SHOPS.'1.IT ~~ ter pm H, ·~ PAINT BRUSHE§ -PURE w/tools A: acctssorles. ···• BRISTLE ANO AL S 0 Good cond. 644-0498 aft 6 ~ NYLON -RANGING JN Pm. t SIZES FROM 2" to 6" WANTED: Used Dolly ,.., DROP C L 0 T H S , LAD-t.iadison crib and wooden '~ DERS, ETC., BRAND.NEW c hanglog table with -~ ***BARGAIN*** •' Call Anytime 542-31XI drawers. 536-t545. 4.'tl * AUCTION if Muolcal lnstrumonto an .~;, Fine Furniture FENDER Jaguar, ¥"P blue. .t!_ \ &:Appliances Xlnt. w/case $250 ., •' A cllo F ..... 7 00 AMP • beefed -up Band-, -u n.s n......,, : p.m. $M) W indy's Auction Barn muter -rev t: r b lie\d, 80 Watts ~~ CU!torn eincl. .- 2075% Newport, CM 646-8686 w/4 AI\tt 'Uinsin1 'l21'' 417 .M Behind Tony's Bldg ldal'l muilcal lntr. spkn: ~· '"' CARPET To'm 546--7888. ' '.. '·~'. FACTORY Otm.ET FRONTALINI, accordion &: .~,. SAVE $ $ $ case~· Adult ajze. Perfect. ~ Attention Apt Owners .$150. Phone Mi-1906 after S. 1 ·"" Nylon Shags $1.90 *t yd & up DRUM Set, $125 .. or best ot-~w Free est. Ph B39-025l fer. S Pc's & cymbal1. 5G27-C W. Eidinger, S.A. 540-4804 C.Orner of Edinger & Euclld 1--=·.....,;c:..7:=::;:- <;:oME to our yardage .party , Baldwin Acrosonle at Coral Reef motel, Exec. ~pine!. "'111 keyboard.. /n ... v. ,... $375 • 54rH1906 nn. 2645 Harbor Blvd. CM. ===~~-==-=1 -< Thurs. 11/18, 10am-Spm, CANTELLO Accordion, la> 7pm-9pm. Bargains galore! bus, x.lnt eond. $100. Crissy .l Velvet doll clothes. * M8-3M2 • , ~ B of A card, Master Charge BARGAIN Pfetchner violin, r11s accepted. standard sitt, xtra bow. S2al. BlJYS 3 Pc. Wedd ing Xlrit cond. 644-1082 ~4-2522 !!!!. ring set, (lntft'locking), GUITAR. electric, hollow .,0 1 w h ile/gold. Engagement body. Xlnt cond. Amp incl. ~ ~~ ring 11 tiUllJJY style with % $50. 645-0058 after S pm. • carat diamond. Call 546--STIO ..:::.:.,;:,c.,.,,;..=~-',,--, "' aft 6 p.m, Wkdsys/all day MARTIN ~18 Guilar New In , .,1 wkcnds. Priyate Party. hard cue. $275. Yinn r~ 54~12 &ft • PM. .,. COPY of a Stradivarius ,,-3~1, Violin, S75 or best oftt:r. I cfl1 ca11 833-3907. : • • ..... -... ~ nn•9 Lee. F Q 11 B k oh f & ~-· "" 1 SAT 10 - 5. Hand braided Equal Oppor. Employer .,.,,,....,...., or ua ty a 1 ry t er ree •"!: JO~ avai · dlnelle set, misc. household 1 Amer 1 mp Nautilus Ln, N.B. lNSURANCE Agency Girl. NCR OPR _J_o ~75 Apply In Person To: C&l~!tP~;j;t~'~A,g,:-:lO goods. 645-4390i ~~pe~ar ~1 tabl~. ~isc'. MOVING ; Admiral re!rig. '2A Co mmer c I a I I l n e s . Very pleasant small N.B, co. Mr. Andirson 1100 Harbor Blvd.: C:M. PLUSH Velvet Sofa & 7164 Rural Pl. CM. tr o st-free, 2-dr. 8' 2 BLUE Sllvt'!r F'ox tails, 7' 6--.METAL desks $80•"'ia. 6 CARPETING, good cond. 40 yds, white shag. 100 Yds rust hi-lo Sl.50 per yd or bl!st offer. Pad also avail. 50c per yd. 833--0367 aft 4 wkdys, anytime Sal/Sun. Offic. Furniture/ Equip. • :i ,,, Underwriting & Raling .,. 1~ ~ 1.... Lovescat, alJJO blk nau1. set. SfEREO T '" TV sofa Dinette 1 et Spanish long, Cost S500. Sac. $Xl0, or Swl·-1 cha'-. "'lea. 5 aide w Iii........, ut:ne h::.. nIE Wondetful . ·w9r~d ,Of Both leu than 2 mo's old. ape rec ...,,. • · make olfer. 2 eve. gowns "" u.i .,.. per. net. Salary open. NEWPORT SNACK SHOP Movies Could Be Your .. • Eves. 557..{)215. Stereo Cons. $40. Baby chesl. Wool rug, 6XIO. cos! ov•r 1100. I wht chairs S2'l ea., 4"0nlerence Health & retirement plan. PERSONNEL BAKERY BRIGHT PROMISE . clothes, furn. More.1..:.54::.~..::.:39"------table ... $6'1. 4 conterence Pescock Insurance Jnc. Call AGENCY · 3444 E . Coast Hwy. New Faces Now. N'eeded fo<, 2 TWIN bookcase head-536-8129. FULL length dark ranch w/beads, 1 orange. (only chain ${1 eL" CALL Mrs. Bradley, 54 9-30 5 8, 3848 Ca Dr NB C d f M ti; . boards, co r tablefdesk, mink coat See-to 11~ worn once) 11:. 12 S25 ea. 54>-8427. 494-1087. Nona: w. ~~:an '• ~ ~'!!'!!!'o~rona~~'!•'!!'!!!'•~r~,. I· ~~A.LENT HUNT while gold trim plastfc top ~~ P=· ~am~~~ preclate. s'acrWce S 4 O O. ,-=-"7296=·------!9'10 -=-'IBM"""-.,...~-_~Ty-pewrlto-..,.,--,, I • llMNE PERSQNNEI. SERYICES"AGENCY Free I: Fe! Polltlons Girl Friday to $540 Anaheim, Type 60. Bookkeepine: Helpful. 488 E. 17Jh (at Irvine) CM '42·1470 I need a profe11lo nal mt>chan\c. Must have refs, Xlnt pay. Tom ShtJp Union OU, 67S-3.U>, Dll E. Cll lfwy, CdM. INVEST IN Y:OUR FUTURE BE YOUR OWN BOSSI M9n or Worffn l1a11 A Yellow Toi Cob Call for Appt 54&-1311 A!ll for Hmnan The ta11c1t draw In tM West . , • a -Dally Pilat ClulUltd Ad. 6'2--&678 NCR BOOKKEEPER We have the spot with .top local co. for the ial who can walk In and take OV"er, Nice office .... start $-\SO+ Call Anita . • • • • .. • 540-9011) C•l·P•cific A91nt y 27SO Harbor Blvd., C.fl.f. NURSES. all shifts, Private Duty. RN, LVN, Practical.. Rel's necess. Les c oul l i! Nurses Registry, 351 Hospital Rd. N .B. Call 642--8955 any hr, Jntervw 9A.SP, ?.f/F,, OFFICE MANAGER CONVALES<:ENT HOSPITAL To be-come Pf.rt of tbe new management team at HY· LOND CONVALEOCENT HOSPITAL ln Westmlnlttt. Must-k1IOW .M~ A Med· care. Some bookkeepinz, typll\f, A: cene:ral office ac- tivities. ())nsldera~ pUbllc conlact both by phone il in the qffict. CoTM In PenOn Mon. be:twn 1-wn I: Spm To l'he: HY·LOND CONVALESCENT 110SPITAL 240 Hoephal er .. Wtrtltlt:uter *RENTAL AGENT* C213~ 461-3051 $40. 645-3l2D-.· 10 am. 8t:l2 Friesland Or., 962-.aJ35. GIRL'S Stingray bike. An· Uled 3 mo's. S550. For bun1 Lagun& Beach off· ....,~!NE"' ma!• for-k. OAK BR 1et -Cite11t &: mtr-HB. BRADFORD "'c organ, dbl tlque oak secretary desk, ___ .,;"'=-='---=~I · . .,J 1 ~J '""" """'-"""' Head ".11hortskis." Child's .,.. tce:M.ust have.R.E.1ice n1e. other i-estau(ant ....,,rJ< .. The ror dtesser. 2 bedframes, QUEEN Ann buffet, DIR keyboard, $120. 2 add'g electric organ. 49-4-1237 P lenos/Or9an1 126 'A.8 FuH: time. Zoo, Cst Hwy a t MacArthur. nl!e st.am, Id cond. '$25(). drop leaf, 6 chrs. king bed. mach, l elec $15 & $5. --oo'""'~-:".~::--..1 ·1 Nolan Real ·Estate UNIQUE beauty salon In 968-14~. 490 Walnut Pl, off Irvine, 548-6931. eves. OR()AN SALE 1190 Gl:enneyre St. CdM b . KING size bed compl $100 CM. MAPLE dinette wet $75., POOL TABLES Warehouse Conn Orian Annual Fall ~~-1 LAGUNA BEACH space~ ~a';1·· Y ~~ Player piano, Kindall $200 GARAGE Sale: Also maple ?.iini bift 3~ h.p. $'15. Men's SaleSi99Ftt;rt d~mai;1 $49 O~ce.edSa~l!_/o = ~j(! SA ·L. E S / N a t kmall;y , ad-evei. • · ' Call art 6 PM: 847-4776 bed rm set rnake ofh!r 1824 Sctiw\nn 5 •pd blke sm. All to • ew s le aetory on K>ect ~""'·• ~ ·wt'tlsed spcrttwet?' com-RANCH style, oak dining LaRoca, F.v. M7-307i Sat in xlnt cond. 557-1763. C1'llled. S195 to $395. demos, Huc,_djiCountt on ''' pany &: leader in Its field Waitr11se1 Exf)9r. roomsetw/6chaln4 ·&Sun. PAINT supplie~. garden ~8623• ~. all.models. ' s~ bas openinp in this area.. N.B. 548-5383 $125 646-4780 TEAC Tape Dedl:, Nat1 COAST MU I'"' Age'18 to 60. Earn $20 to $40 ' WANTED a' hutch. . . . GIGANTIC Neighborhood egulp, baby dothes, misc pan o son I c stereo w/ Nl!:\VPORT " HARBOR .. c:' . . * 5 PIECE W~LNUT * Gara&e Sale. Fri thni Sun. household. 642.-1493, 2450 ec.ta Mesa * 6424851 .. • •• OJ>! pe:r evening. l'ull or .Pllrl fl.len. Women&: Children for Dlnirig Ro9m Set &35 Avenida Des e o • Elden, Costa Mesa. sptllke:rs ,.. 6 band radio, • •11 time. Call Mr. Paraona:, representation In motion pie-Nlkkomat 1.4 came r 11 . .WOULD YOU ~.i.t '174-4080; S39-5US. ture work, TV. commercial $100 96W991 Mission Vie)>. FRANK Hamilton W • t er 67S-3592 BELi EVE SAt.ESMAN-PAINT DEPT. work, & f&ShJan .modeling. DJNING table, Ivory & Cold, GARAGE Sale. Refrigerator. CoJOI'. Appraised at UOOO. DIAMOND rings (U % K. f'REE ·ORGAN LISSON3 Saiuy dependent on op. Net experience: ne~. w/6 VirtUc chain, Ilk~ new. Furn. Mlle. Jttms. 405 Best offer over S 6 0 o. tine qua!: (5) .00 K ea. Reg., .&I k>nc u you lib! No NI"' Xhf t benefits & working Earn from $25 to il3s J)fr. $75. 54()-5728. . A1a.bama, 11.B Sat. only. 6#-2649. &ppr •• sell $ 30 0 . llaw.tlon. No oblJptkm. JUlt con d ~ Ker m RI ma day, tor per(onal 'interview ,4.PT. furniture & new baby WURIJTZER spinet pl11no, SKIS: Hart Comp. 4'. Hart 836-6936. Comf. Mondayc '1:30 pm Hardware, 2666 Harbor In IHollywood; Call (2131 furniture. Call 557-34-40 'or 'w;s. Crib mattr, twin !Pt'I metal std. 5'11". Mens' 15• TERRY Tra1ler, gleeps 5, COAST MUSIC Blvd, C.M. 461..3*1. .646--3491. .\ mattr. sm antlquf! desk, Molitor boots llM. 673-5276. S400 wfawnin1. Wurlitzer .U.28M SANTA Oaus ooeded In ~ANTED litter for .act!'_'.' MOVING. 5e full -or tnink, 67~18. . 33 aqUare yard1 used Spinet piano SlSO. Big LOWREY Pl&?IOl A Orpt11: Harbor Shoppin( Center, 120 f8!"\Y· Your homli, $?<> furnlturtf & hold llem1. Combination washer/dryer, carpeting, aqua...blue, ex. Gibson amp $&1. 54~553. Yamaha Piano A Oriana; A:. hn of work. s.46-2439 betwn Week to Dec. lith. 592-2546. All xln t net. 546-7527. hidei-a-bed. misc 'tumiture, cond. $35. ~7221i. Slelnw•v P1·-·, Best '"'"-. ·1.:=::::..:::.c=..::.::.c~--I MOVING out of st.ate, must -.. ..,_ """'0 i:ia 3 & 5. WOMAN to e&n for polio **W ve anything )'OV Sal/Sun 12-&, 832 Sa ntiago FREE! Water bed 15 yr. M!ll, stereo, baby Items, In new . I used. Schmidt ,,,,. Search lJihl Operator lady. No smoklftf. lite buy In thia column i: more. Rd .. Colla Me1a 540-9494. guar.) w / pureMse of anY houAehold cood•. 962-4110. Mutlc Co., Elt. 191f, 1907 N. ~n 1 .... nted at the Fl.rehouse, hskpna:. Mon. thru F'rl. 'l 531)...1648. GARAGE SALE b'ari'it il liner. 646-2296. Main, Santa Ana.. -, -,. 77 am-3:30 pm S2a) mo. HB qnol Cos -SERVISOFT auto watfr con-.Die. 1 E. 17th St , C.M. atta ~·;att-lO am. -HIDF~-bed1, liM.flOw •• f15-163 M la, ta Mqa a 1'oot boMa for pickup, 1 dltloner, xtnt--conr:!. $1fl0, '11 lXR-..Port. Appear tn penon. ' .$85. Dia tressed maple end Saturday 9AM bUI port. elite orpn il 675-M25. typewriter. Brand n e • · SECRETARY A: offlce mrr., WO~ ·;an~ : or~~ tables. SlS ~a. 6U-811L SHAG carpet Oearout,, All a.mp. $45..8175: Ml g..2372, VERY clean mattrm a, box Ptrfect Stucknt Chrilimu .,.-j;ji part time for amall mail ~t type Ir be 1:bl';' 10 ~ve BABY crib a: mattrtu, baby sizes ,. cxilon. Inst. a Vall. HATCH Cover wfteis, sand gprtnis \n good cond .. Dbl rUt. Paid $240. Aatdnl $2!0. 1," order ~ I advttlilina car. Apply _, Box 1438 La-· wood crlldle, '5(1, Hun-Sun or ews, ~7101. bluted $35. size wltrame, $.15, 6-46-:ll)(S. Prt. pty. 6374545. ((l 8.l'rlC)'· General oft l c e suna. Stach for app'l • tington Harbour, 846-3173. FOUR Famillll!'B, Oothes. * 548.-3147 * Hl·FI •pea.ken, 2 Jensen ~ BABY GRANDE Bro o kt i Ni: \\'Of'khe1'°:::ie v'=' P~-WANTED ~ature; live-1.n TWIN bed In '8'xll' Wilton furn, sm. app1, books, etc. COPPER.TON bit • in& ~ ette. 9' sofa. Offer. Evans. Beautiful tone. sm., ··~ll ~ ti~c ~fter lit": yrne: housekeeper, Spallish apeak:· rug, $15. Crib, no mattre9t 223 E. 16th St, CM. tisserle, char-broils, rrtlls M>lSIW S49-267l. ..,IJ •·· OK <'"'-"-"~" '"' ,, •• -·sun on G Sal tw1 b'k t S50 548-4485 • WANTED 1' ~OP&Vlrl'H : Andel'IOn Alaoclat~• 13'10 ..... . ~,JO. ..... V'l"t-O;JW • arage e n I e. e c. • . ENLARC:ER $25., Bellyboard With Amplifier •' •u I t.;agan, CM. 54M30S.' WIVES, perril•l'ltnt part timt DINE'ITE ~ w/6 jeweled 3117 Yukon Ave .. Costa Mes& TALKING MYNAH BIRD P> .. no di~, 492·n21 after S599 eee ..... _ SECRETARY·Recpt. needed poeltiOh at o.c. Ract'Wf)' back cba!ri, bt'autlfUI cor>-off Paulalino. S..t/Sun/Mon witb ca.re S50 it, uk for raid. I -L'I<\ tmmed. by N'pL Sch CPA food eon~u\On. 838--1103 ditk>n. $225. S~. SAT, Stln. 9-S: typewrltt't', e $4M485 e GlfU.'S blki! $35, SJ.nalt: bed Sport fng Goocft 111 1~• firm. Attractive y n 1 . bl!flm noon. It'• a breea .. HU . your TV Ir earl, misc. clothet. E .:ercycl1 $215 m., Breakfut tet, 6 ctin I... c Smith dbl b&m!l 12 p '~ wom11n. Typ\na & shorthand FOr that. Item under SSO. ~fm1 with eut, °" D:allr Plut! 21S 36th St. N.B. ' • ~ • sss. M~2317• 1 sbotrun. Good cond. SW. ·inw·1 nee. MM$44. ttz tbe ~:.~ ~~ --j • Pilot Ouslt~. 64~. Call 64)..5671 Noflll F.w best result.I! 6U-$TI We'll htlp )'OU 1tll! 6'2-5671 968--1963. , • '~r~ I • •":·r _,,__._,.. __ ' ... -~1 1 \ --\., .~ _ . ._ ....... '•. "1 '"" .. ,~ ..... -··· --··--.-· --.. •l·. , ........ ' ., --11 .' ~ .• , ,._ ....... ,. ···-··· •.. ~-~· , •. , •.. ,~. • .. .... II I I '• I I . 1 I ,, " I 1 • II I ' • I . ' ,, I .I " " • ' DAILY PILOT ' -Here's How .You Con Use Our f!lmous Dime ·A • Un11 our famous DI ME ·A• L·I NES -. -FIVE ·CONV~IENT OFFICES TO .SlllVE YOU e Bring them or mall thtm with correct c1&h • I to on• of our 4 convenient offices. e J'llWPORT llACtt •. 3333 Newport Blv~. e LAGUNA IEACH ,. •••• 222 For•" Ave. •·COSTA MISA •••• • .... , .. 330 Weit Bay e HUNTINGTON IEACH 17175 801<h Blvd. :e SAN CLIMENTE 30S No. El Camino RHI • No livestock, produce or plants. • No comm1rcl1I ads allowtd. e Eich Item mus1 bt priced with no Item owr $25 . - ' C.,i•t JI tltten .-' ,,_ .. "' 11... ; OIME·A·UHES Are For Private P•rtl11 ONLY • Ad• ·JrDm 8u1ln111 Addr1111s 'N"ot Accepted • Advertisers Viol~flng t h • s • resu.i.tJon1 mey be In vloletlon of St•t• Fr11"chlH Boord & loc.tl b~•I· ne11 llcenae r .. ul1° Ilona. -~ 2 Birch bar s1001i U ·ea: New hand crocbe1ed dress size 12 $10. Girl's shoes $1.S0.:$3.00. Play pen SG. Dinette set $10. Clothing $1.ll0-$5.00. Jr. bike -tnllning whe~ls SIT. Knee wh. rubber boots aile 6 $3. Baby items Sl-SJ, Sofa bed $5.00. 20222 Bl& Bend LI> .. H.B. 9684ll9. WEDGEWOOD stove $25: New carpet foam padding 2S sq. yd SlO. 546-0299. HAMMERS, saws, wrenches, and other tools SOc-$5. Old lee tongi; S3. Antique lamps $20 pair. T.V. stand $:1. Old portraits, post ca rd a , ,framf:"li lOc-$2. ~ks 10c. Clothei 10c-25c. D i ! h e s , glasswart 10c. 208 E. 21st SL, Costa lofeq:, - $45 Auloharp for $):), Girls roller skaies, size 7 $10. Con.sole sewing machinf!, zig-zag and attachment $.21)_ 646-3764. APARTMENT size stove $25. 21" RCA 1V-worlq good Sl5. Portable TV-very good condition S15. Z Chest of drawers $l:I each. 2 end tables SS each. 1544 Placen- tia Ave., Newport Beach. GARDEN toots..aasorted S7. 1908 Silvtt vas~ troptiy But, falo Kennel Club 'S17.60. Sllverplate .servtnr tray .$17.50. Antique glus sbade Sl5. Bissell sweeper $1.50. Wattle iron $3. J4x20" ·Mir. ror Cabinet $2. Suitcases $3 each. Double bed frames $2.50 each. Slng!:e frame and mattreas $3. Huttei bike II 7.50. Burlap hap 25c each. Coffee table-kidney w ped $2.SO. Books lOt each. Tire rtm 16" St. 26.\-Cos:ta Mesa St. &f6..6'927. COMPLtTE Can. '!16 Chev l'l'\VO new 6 ,1y rtc:aps, G9LD na~ 1*linu 2B1z'.ch 1be.rltoolt$4•.New CAR parta 'l'R.J, Spil11re, l~UCH $25, 57 piece China SCUWINN 24'' boy'' blke, 2 REMNANTS · Ail typt>1 ol ~·&&On P4l'tS •$141S, 16) fOQxlS tr:Uclc tiret , $12.50 $2.1. 2225 Raltilb Aw .. C.M. han4 ttocheted' dtttf; ,tat 12 VW, '&.I , Vatsant $1-$25. .et plua 10 platei $10. •pdt4. toot bral\'es, aood materials prictd from $.10 Buick puu Sl-$25. '$t Buldt i each 54~4. WASHERS S2S ...-r. $10. Glri1s ~. Si!IQ-.$3.00. lteblt htida. $11. Reel JAmp $5. VtJ..0-.toat valet eondillon $2.S. $t()r...U91, to $3.00 per p It' cc pam; $1-$25. '62 Chev. pa.m HAND 01>cbe'ted sumentti PS11 pen '6, DJ~ Mt $10. ll'IOWft' $25. Rtcord pl~r $3 .. 2 eleetrle blanket• $4. 4 CHRlSTMAS trff white !>' CORDUROY -all cut out sr.pj. SU'aiaht axle $Z5. 2 · Shawls S2S Sklrlt SlO DOUBLE boJr ..i.ac uid (.10Wnc $1.0045.oo. Jr. bl.kt Sl. We1Unahoust elecrrlc kitchen chain $!Ii. Trailer coat $25 ultd 0~ $l2 'cE rount1 shal>f!11 • Rw toae1her St'OVta $2S each. 557.rom, Drttlt• $2:5. 'ch il dren,~ mattress S25. Ml-8481. 4nin1ne wbHla '1~· KMt nnp $25. Eltttrlc gult'! tr hitch made by Ford, '65--'68 hair ~r in white cam.inc tor throw pillows, :solid and ROLLA.WAY bed $15. Hiah ponchot $l0. Call Lola 11 SINGLE ~Jtrell' a.nd box wb. rubbef boot:I a1r.e 6 $3. cut $1T. ll)door l5k•te1 •ln Mua~ $1.Cl. New tpark cue'· $7. Dtsbes, pastel print, extra material fo1· chair $5. Twin bookcase 548--8902• spring $20; ~723). ,Baby t~ $1-$3. Sofa btd 5 $10. Blllck maa: type plug wittt $4.. SJ6..3142. -plastic, .et $4. Bed tttt, trim 2;;c SWEATERS -head~ ~ framf! $13. BOY'S shoel, t!tt 5 SI. ~f· ~ si. Btod Ln., whee~ it. Radios $3-$10. BATHROOM Sink wOb fix-new. rrt•t tor reading or orlon, Short llleeve., black U"mbnlla tent $25. &K-8478. WESTINGHOUSE re~ Weatem boot" she IA Sf, · • Larnbretta scooter englne tures $5. 5'8-1224. TV viewtng from bed $12. And white, • add co.llar and SEVERAL 855-14 and -~15 tor $25, trot:t•fret 1~21872. :Rain boott, tltt 4. SL All WASHER $10. Maple thd ' ~. ~Is & whffls $25. 2 cha1n $5 •• Ottoman $8 2 Entry vaff, 23'' hirh $4. button! to ·match your oulllt Tirts with lots ot miles left BIKES: Man'• 26" •lnflt rood condition, outirown. ,.tabbllee S~~ SmallHOlloemaholplde ~~ !!!__~!'n' l~~U:ebu$25.Ut dtakl $25. Cheat draw~ Cuscrole with warmer, ntw Slk. 2 Bo)'I bicycles • 1 • 3 S2 each. UHl9l9 speed, couttt brakft $11. 548-1764. .-: . ..,,--,,.., ... ......., w. n $25. Dinlna table S25 3 $4.50. \VafDe iron and 11peetl 20'' S'ZO. 1 • Standard ==,..,=-=~·~-~ Woman'• 26" aintie •peed, pl!inett$145. Un1eycteno. Brt111 engine $18. leaves $5 each, w1ll ·sell liandwich erill S7. Skirts, S7.50. clteman wall heater "COUCH $10; Walnut Coffee couter bnltt1 m. Glrl'1 VW Luggap rack $20. Swq Sf, Old table SS. Generatorortlarter $4.8312 ae tel 6 ha1n _ r;weaters S..l4 $2 each thermostat control S20. and end tablei S2S. 5 piece ~" $15. Boy's ~" $1%. Boy't Spani5h cb&i>deller .$25. O!d Comer table U. dlahu lOc MqtC Cb'., H.B. 842--7841, ea'::.8 2 ~1 •o: ea!!i.~ Duck catien $1. 5Q.l Avt:1l!d~ E lectric hand sander S7.00. dinette a&t f.15. · Stalnleli Huffy stingray S17. AU 1ll"amer tnmlc: $25. Ginn.)' to $2, Jew.iry l5c to $1 Pie-EARLY American gplnnin& 64~748 "fol Loremo in . the Blu[(s. 3f8" reversible drill $5. 2. steel pedal lrtih. cans sa bike•, excellent condltlon. Lind baby crib wtm1ttrt11 turet.$1 to $9. KAfck-knacka heel lam $25. Crib It ' 6'4-04Zl toy automobile! 15.50 each. ~ 11ewi1ir chest $2, Ch ildren'• croehtted ~ Antique cane back lOc to $l. Vut1 50c to SL ~;,.t:fft t!m and ROC'KWOOL Insulation US · Straight back chair $3. 2 Tois.ter ~·· Clairol . eleetric potichoa $3"each. m W. • wheel. chair 325. Ba.by Women's potties; childrtnt, tender ~·ail ~· Dan~a~ Gy11t"rn 2" th.Jck. 100 ~. ft. ~LF ttlball~ Sc-40c:. • 219 .parachutes $15. each. Bell halr8ette't' Slp. El~trle shoe St .. CM. 60-6tl1. ' chanfin&' table $5". Bab! 'boys, a:1tl1, dlUertnt 1iu1 fonnica end ~ cottee l5"xC8", 20 pieces per .. we a. l\1. sander $5. Air comprtssor polisher $5. Chr i1tm&1' SUDE jtcton 1 almost walktr St. 219 Jumlne, 25c to $5. Gull pulling aet tablt f1,5Q, eac:h. Double bundle $3 per bundle , SOFA, lf!Ctlonal, grten, In 35 lb. $13. Electr ic cash orna.mentS ,2. Plait:lC ·30 pl pro ' CdM. 675--7973. $!. Small tan 50c sun lamp neck d k lam $4 5.45-1727. good condition $7.!0. Carved register S20. Electric 1& curi trash can st50. ealinL11e-r '~w. rtrnote, 19rwerd _and LARGE •. ,. ·-aU child'• u Shots 25c to 50c Pu:rses soo.e '1 P • -·wooo bed frame 42" wide nee pot S2 A 1 "'t 1150. Kitchen utensil• J'f!Verte W focu1 $25. l .... !:_ • Early Amtrican lamp ahlde v. CheV lrni:rtia hood SlO. 17 SO M l .,_.., ' co . n i q u f' Ide b t in t ha wa&ons $2-$3. Walnut -.: to 50c. 20222 SUnlhlne $1~ Two be'""" upbolttefed ~ad deck lid SlO. . eta ""'"'frame, 37" medicine cabinet $3. Z lONLSO. 1778 Wfftinuistir, 0 r, u w lfta • pe bookcue iu:-Tahltlan Mtrt Dr., H;B. Betwe<tn Adams It. cbain SIO e'a~h 962-Ml.5 Automatic Inns. misalon SIS. x &f ' Sl. Display stand 16" Dutc h type door! <half C.M. Sat-Sun. ~ $10. 673--4)954· and acce11orle1 $25. Indianapolis oU Mqnolla . · ' ~ ' Air conditioner tor Chev. X 38" x 8' $4. Flrtplace, doors) S5. each. Sooote1· HEDGE trimnier, electric, ~~~7~ Washer S 25. 96M01J. turn on Village, 962-1176. ~:therSal~~ t;O~i!.~!~ $10. 9U-1782. ~r;:.~ !"'~~ !; isr>;:s~~u~:·~ (Ne_w~ 1s1510. 12839,. ~lhod"'e'°l I~ 50 ft cord Sl2.50. Lawn LUGGAGE r ack Sll. Baby NE\V E nell•h ridln& habit, end table IOOd oondlUon $15 \11.V luggage rack $10. 2 pair SOe-Sl Tran ~· t engm.. • .J<.r " ~;;ino~~ J2T~n:~ B:i~:nn vl~~~~r: !e2; bath $1-Strolltr $1.~ .. girlt tiu 12. Sff.lm. each. Lo~ teat oranae 4 slci boots, ll~~ Md 8% SlO cage St 111.'~[de~ A:ea ~ckea:.• :~afru~t::~ all 110 W~r $2. Cloth ~lothe~ PUPPIES 1or Christmaa. 4 green. $25. 1ro9 C&tallr.a, e:ach. Toilet, Jank and buln C.M. 548,..5143, " , c i s so r s s S roasting pan and cowr-with p cover • Ktnmore hamper $1.SO. Men a •ki Cockapx> pupple1 available Stal Beach. $16. Dress lOrm, tile 18 $2. 2 ' e: a · good rack-U. Bridre f.t.ble, ~;!~ s;;.~(blue fo~ boota, 9'Ai $20. 2419 -Rieb· now. We will keep thtm for -white unitonns Sl each. LARGE storaae cabinet with Refriierator, c r o s st o P wood, sturdy S2. Crfltal. __ ,, mond Monticello -ui Chris Makt BOOKS 25c-25c, old rerords Christmaa mt $3.50. Golt doora, )'OU haul S20. treezer$25.Bottomplowfor complete service ior I, ~n) Malamtrw.disbt1 $5. Townho~se&, CM Sat-SUn. )'Ou un ho! · tmai. ·SOe. Shf!et muaic 5c Uncut clubs and cut ll5. All ex-Aluminum torquefilte for gard~ tractOT $5. Bendix go.b)ets, lbefbets, \Y j ne, 'sllwrt0~ trchtd-deli&ned your C ('e tod&y $15. doofl •'J,50. eaci. Twin in>ntr SlQ, Odds ·and •nds 2 1bcl2 OVAL braided ..,,_ 961-7918 .,.. '" ·cellent condlHbn. ca 11 · mopar S:JI. Ford 3 speed Sk plain pattern Sl,50 each. TV six string guitar SlO. Pon-• • _.. • spindle bedstead1 w it h anytµner 54i8-549S. trarumissioQ rebuilt Sl5. Sel dishes, etc. All pric~~.00 i stand, metal, movable-Sl.50. tlae read end JJS, Oonaole $25 for both. 83&-9M8. LI'M'LE girls bicycle $12. frames S25. tach. Upright or heavy duty pneumatic shoes, new and used $5. to 508 Be&ania Ave., CdM. stereo hlfi $25. 549-4398. NIKON: Bellows ti, $25. Bulinette with aklrt $8. trunk $10. Chaise lounge 30 Inch inntrspring matrnsa ti~s and axles for weldin&' S20. Belly board Sl5. Girl's 3 T\VO Porsche sea ta S2.i. BOY'S bicycle _ $2.i. GLrl'a Slide Copier. SIS. BR2 tuna-Me•h crib, good condition $ 3. 5 O. F' t t t e d t w In SlO. BroileNiven, new elec-cart or dolly Sl-5 pair. speed. needs tlre S15. 19692 646-6319. bicycle $15. Gu light SlO. 1~0. BRR 3 RinA!f, $7. Filters, S12. Bottle tterilizer S3.40. bedspread.s $5. Houseware1 :ic k ~~:r ,..._~ l n d i an Falcon and Rambler parts Constellation, Hunt. Beac.h. ·Spreader SlO. Mo v I e ' !&ht nt:le Finder, 84.7~184. Sc-$5. 16341 Anita, H.B. Sat. an e ~· .......,." popper Sl. ~10. Solid axle' for trailer 962-S363· CHRISTMAS RR ult for camera, Smm, spllctr, light, $l8. EYt' piece Magnifier, WATER tottner 125 4 dining &: Sun only (near Sunview 1 c e bucket n. ··())its, with v.·heels $10. ~ Ford -w"'v-E,:,Lc_Yc,..,r-,k-,-.. -w-cr~ib-an-d' Craftsmen-Scale 3.5 mile 110. Pistol Grip No 11 and . • School sweaters $1-$5. Fabric• ~ abandoned dual cab control $5 each. Collet peroolator bi • chai.rs mahogany and cane J. """ enaine S25. Chev 11 part1 mattress and bumper pad layout. many used and neiv $2. Chtt~ tray Sl. Fire :i0:• :~tp== ~~O $9 each. Twin bed with 7 by SO BINOCULARS S7.50. fn4:r !!r. ~~~i.' N.B. ss-;10. Traruiistor car radio $25. Lovely oak baby chest items Sc-$25. Nov. 15-19, aft aCJWn SOc. Shovel 50c Burne OfllL CHASER· t lx 1 4 headboud Sl8. Danish VW motor includea batket SlO. Pair of bucket seat! $20. Bathinette $5.50. Car SP~r. all . day -Sat-Sun Nov. =~~Hamiter caie Tray~· riew· sis Folding couch $20. White table $4. $15. Argus camera $5. llx18 FREEZER, large, che•t $25. S15. Small shed ftlr storaa-e, seat $5. High chair $5.50. 20-21. 218 E. 18th St. , Costa m Cone' Half · Fi"ame) Large-pictures SlS each. eltttrlc griddle S 7. SO, CarpetJne, olive n y Ion , you haul $UI. 64~2. Car bed wlth new mattress Mesa PLANTERS: Beautifu.} camera excellent condition. 892-7538. Fab~rware ele ~t r ic hi.,low, 11 x 15 $25. Gold KINGSIZE headboard $25. $7.SO. Bassinet car bf!d STI;AM.ER trunk $8, Dark •tw?~ware. madf.. on potltl'll 10 LI S-303-4 WASH ER Kenmore -rottuerie $15. AM. I FM nylon, U ·x 18 $25. RDt1fh Kina sl.ze dmser to match $5.50. Peterscin stroller with bro\V!l ~wig and atraigbt ~Is-. abqut l~l21nchet $3 ' ' Completely re-«>ndiUoned ACDE portable ST.50. 1969 wood boolreate, floor to ceU· headboard ps. Larct: picnic back seat $10.50. Lar&e 4 wig·_$8 e!lc.h; 644-:0498 .. -tiach. 548-:xl69. 2. DESKS U>-$25.. Dressers $25 -11131 Betonla Ave 9'' TV _port.able $25. Con. tnr $10. c.om,:ated ireen, table $8. Ma-ple TV needs dra~r chest $12.50. Large 3 =~~~~...,...=~~I $ti.S25. Old tables $5-UJ, 2 Fo~tain Valley, 53l-54S7. '' crete roundt 2 6 • ~. 3' 3 • • fiherglus roofing for patio. amall tube SlO. Mt.pie TV dra.Wtt chest SU.50. Head-• REFRIGERATOR 11 cu. fL OIJ> Mantle clock $15. Vic-: bar stools $'7.50 each. Lampi diameter $1 each, apart. 9 •heets $10. 546-0281. board :i-3 drawer night 2 door with freezer· on top. trola cabinet $2.0. Old MW• S3-$15. P lcnlc table, 2 EXERCYCLE belt. $25. Girl ment size vacuum cleaner cabinet SIO. Large m~ stand • large chest $10 each. Excellent condition S 2 5 '· Ing machine $15. g drawer benches $15. Pina' po"ng Scout unUoi:n 14S,, $3. 2 $10. Ptlle lamp $2. ''lO 2 Sewine machines $10 each. cablnft with shelves $15. Double mattress SS. Double 67'"~ dresser $10. 6 draw e r table S20. Basketball itand (Iris blkea $10-$15. 8mm ctuisette recorder player 0 v e n bro i I er S 3 ' Maple Ooor lamp S4. Car box spring no. 'I'wln ma!· dresaer with mirror $12. 235 and b11Ck c •• ~ 1 1 0 • camera $25. pi n g. p 0 n g •.t.50. 2 Rtmm· gton 22,, Taylorware, Cathay pattern and truck bum pen;, never tress $5. Maple coUee table DOG house, large ·Sl5. Rabbit SheN'OOd Pl Cotf.t. Mna Ul.lfll"\l 112 ~ strvief' tor eight $5. Slot caf· been used $5 each Card nd I s~ cage' $4.··,Piatio -table $4. ' · Bicycles &nd tricycles $18-l~ble . l pn;_ lee tkates $1T.?i0 es.ch. A us tralian ' and two e tab es £v. . 642-53Th-..:. Antim•• c•-,·. "'· An· girla sz. 2, 9, $5. Movie light , .. ~-~ ,,.,,.. uoed ~. track, complete S5. Inla.nt tablea, u!ed S2 each. Large Folding bed • twin size SlO. Deluxe doll bum $9. Girl's "" .. u.. 'WI• .,~ ba SS '""'--'· w~uucuu ~ .,..., seat Sl .50. Olive green oval electric roaster $5. 646-6176. 880 w 19 h St c ta M 24". Bicycle S15. Lionel LANE round walnut coUee tique solid walnut desk and r -Hot. "'"""-'8 Race $00 Toastmaster -4 ,ptrd, 3 -1 " os esa. train $25. 54~5800-.. t.t.ble $12.50. Two end tables, chair $M. Brus bed and aet8 new 111 boxes $3. heat $15. H.B. 536-8509. atta rug, approximately 4 x 980 Oak St., C.M. 642-4558. $5. each. La.ra:e picture and frame SlO. l wrought iron Cologne• men &: women's 6'• large tassle fringe SlO. 2 lamps, like new $.) each. =2-AD=D~IN=G~m-a-th~lne-,-.-0-,. PORT-A~m; nylon net ll.'llriut frame $3.50. Dinette louria:fs S5 each. Wrought gltt sets new $2. New gift YARDAGE &oc-$3.75. Doll Baby crib, need.1 mattreu Dohrmeyer deep .ll'ytr $10, electric Sl.5 and $5. Ladies SlO. Girl's 20" bicycle Sl5, t.t.ble · $4. four cha.in -$3.50 iron ice cream set $25. Old items $1-$2. Brownie clothes $1.50--$3. S hower $5. Pu!h mower $5. Ct.r top cost $27 when new. 2 oc-electric rauir-neW $7.50. Mosaic headboan! on c::oUee -each, Kruy Kar, $4. Danish t1oor lampa $4-$6. Baby camera $2. 962-5633. curt&lns $3.49. Bathroom ~~ ~ge CUTier $10. cuiorlal chain, annlea! SU New Sunbeam cooker $-4.fJO. tabl~ $10. Toy box, wood $l. walnut · coffee tabfe, $4. chest Sl5. Large i r 0 n · · ~gs . $2. Monday 10 a .m.--3 P g t oover vacuum $10. each. 64&-1890. Electric cooler $5. Green 3133 KeJT Lanei C .M~ Camu: SOc _to -$1.,50, Sooka ptanttfboldina:3sbelvta S2. SCRAM LETS P·~· 3116 Van Buren Ave., Maternityd.othes,sf2lj).l2, NICE lovt se a t-needs velvet dress Sts. 412Y.i S49-:-0886. ·. ' '· -T'ac. Two lamps $2. each. Stereo playback, TelecOie • Costa Mesa. 50c-S2• Childttn'• and beby uphoJa_tertnr $2. 93) w. 18th; Hamilton, M8-693L ANTI QUE china, ·~S25. Toutft'S2.50.Seant'!.ectric $20. Plantt!r stones, Whitt 1·-Ns· w· ER-s· ANTIQUE . Hwtnl table ~,'.he.!~~1~allp1.'"' .. ·-·2Sc-;nE". ~ta.Mel&. Walnutfl'!.b.$~: Bt.niinette manicureeet$f.Luqqe$3 and ·brown l5c-20c each. (1918) $25. Old tuhioMd ;ilao-;;u;:j _ Santa IubeL ELECTRIC broom SS. %~S ~~~ig~··~~l:u~i1;: ~ix·StrolJE!'I' ·, ~ Books each. Paulatlno to Yukon to RefrigeratOr, 14 cu. ft. 2 -kitchen table (porctlain toJ!:l 6t2-6108._ Roa.ster-Weltinghouse SlO. cleaner and attachment S25. evenin·~ ~~hoe.~,;:, :~aacyK!~~!~· '?-!•:Men: door S25. ~ustrial :;,,r Botany -Peony -~ -$20. Kitchen pltcber pump GREEN upholstered i't\11cb Coffee cold water extractor ChineSe antique Fu Chow "'J Mt_chan fc cart , $.w. M.&o-me-MAYONNAISE $15. Electric mixer and -,-$25. Heater, f!!le ctrlc , Lacquerbox,damaged.$15. TWIN· beds, mattress & box Square dance collection lOc. RCA · Victor 17'~ telnision ~uminum ornamental poats ~hltecta covet: their m.Js-stand S2.50. Electric heatu and chair ;ID. Rug sham-baseboard $8.50. H i b a 11 64~935. sprin&: $5" "for both. 201 101.h Wardrobe trunk $8. 320 E. S~. Saltly Sel'Vf!r -Play .$1 e:ach. ?t! a h·o a: an .Y takes with Ivy, doctors with $2.50. 4 badminlDn racqueta :::d;a~~~e~!.1:; glusea lOc each. 543---3082. EXCELLENT 'troll er SS . Stre'et; H,B, 53&-1366. 22nd St .. C.M. -and Eating ~ble S3. Chair magazlnt stand S5. Sobd flOd and cheb with MA"i· st. Tanlt vaCU';.m cleaner $5. BEGINNER rdi 25 \VJ-UTE dinette se.t ii chairs, ELECTRJC.saw SlO. Dinette $5. 494-GS!lO. l\faple chest or record ONNAISE Electric blender $5. Norte $4. ~re Psc_reenl 'ldew brass B•• s~. Chalra:~n'cko•nt .~ ••. ~~ta M·,",.'. p r inc et o n' :tel $20. SWivd rocker S15. ~abinet $15. Picture frame• 1 • washing machine $5. Double top ..,. &1r P a drapes, -""" .----.. ..,_ "--""' $10. call 536-1885 alter 5 Patio '-"•-.. s~ ... Twin ALUlt11NID.I 8C?'ten door.. ..,.._ •= GE po~·ble •te---PO\ VER mower, excellent door -----•·r (-··•• twin 1prtad $5. Munsey matchina: chairs $10 each. iu ·-..~· ~v standard 36" ·X 30", good _...~-.. ,.... '~" ncll · -Trail hitch .~ ..... ~.w ·~ bake and broil OVt'n $4. 53&-8518 ApNTm.IQUE clock• $'5. .,_,,. headboard $5, U pr i g h t Condition S3 5o4&-0li3 _ $25. Chandelier $10, Regina co hon .,_. er gu) $5. Weight lifters metal M ta! . '"" ~-~ II ---·------ J'N freezer no 546-465' • . elf!Ctric broom n.o. Ironini $:8· Basinette ;s. Baby l!hoel n. SUrfboard $10. 2 e U'On .. '6 LIV&IU • \,llthSlttel,Hunti ngton · · '· a. -STROLLER. like ne Sl8 --• S2 Bab to u 540-17&9,Satafter 3,S'unday BIGELO\V rug 9"U $20. CARPET -~ pad 50c yard. w · board $4. Plywood tool box iuue! • Y au ma c G.E. 1peaken $2 each. & ltf nd all d Beach. Family room, brown tweed Grey, real Mfr wig $10. Mar-tor pickup Sl5. Dl1he1 and awlna: S7. Travera rod1 $1 Televillon 1tand SL Ma.ii 0 ay ay. '!~ $5~-o~~t~~~ GAME table $10. 2 bathroom 11 y-~. Pad SOc. y-~. \VIU ble tilabs fl-$5. 673-1873, ll6 glassware 10c-S2. £162.:.1190. each. Baby walker $2. box 50c. BathroOm acalet TV. excellent condition $25. 1 iuu ..... 41 t St N B 646-1525 f o SU. Portab e dish v.·asher sinka $7. each. 1 toilet S7. sell separately: .Child'• twin 5 ·• · · 10102 C\ittyaark Dr. HB. Swing 11et $4. Sand box S2. $1. Exercl!e bicycle SIS. a ter l A.M. S5. Very old bottles 50c-SlO. BABY iteins all excellent condition: Crib and mat- tress $20. Automatic swing $8. Car seat $6. High chair SB. Johnny jump-up $3.50. 838-4575. ' ' TV S25. Balhinette S7.50. spreads, curtain!, vaiance!, ROYAL typewriter S 2 5, 13xl5 Fr. rug, goo::1 condition Childrens -elo the1, much Basch and Lomb Sexton $25. BRAND New 23'' scrttn door Books lOc-;1. Table lamps Jwnper seat $2.50. 962--7408. shams, circus theme $15. Chest S22. Robts $3. Wool , Sl.5. Baby high chair $4. mott. 53&-S129. 64&-8226. wi th hardwatt $8. Portable St each. L. P. rcortls \VEDGEWOOD gas range with grill and rotisserie S25. Trimmerette vibrating ex- ercise table with timer $2.i. Belly boa.rd S20. 20352 Bayview Ave., Santa Ana Heights, 540-2679. I I ' , FLOOR to .ceilin& pleated drapes 2 set OVt':f 300 square feet $25. per set. 53&--9798. BOOKCASE headboard and frame $10. Double dresser & mirror $15. Chest o t diawers SlO. Commode S5. )-1atchlng set, a n t i q u e d avocado good co nd It l o n. 5364174. S~ii FOOT chest type-freezer S20. f'x8' OOok shelves .$25. !).19--4-072. TV B&.\V 21 " good condition S15. Siorage shed 8x5 S15. 962--3734. DIA.1.UOND weddina: · -rings cost $150. Sell for s20:t.a .. vn mo\\·er carburetor work S5 Square danelng dress $4. CoUee tables $5. Large Sterlin& sllver serving dlsh v:ilh gl~s liner S 1 S • 847-1362. r Sund.Y ol)ly 549--1''24. coat $10. 15 Orestes g...u $3 Baby bath tub 50c. Floor HEATHKIT tuner $20. Lovf. STUDIO couch with bolsters lT' television good working -25c-50c. Flttwood CarTier to $9. Blouse! Sl.50. J>\Jm!• l 11 Bab U 12 _R_,... 115 SI'~ 1 GENERAL Electric 1V UHF ;2 to $4. Pillo\\'CUe:!I 25c amp• · Y lltro er · Jy baby crib $25, l.&rgf! make double bed $22. Rock· ... ,,. ....... on · · i..ung g ass $3. AM-FM clock radio $10. and stand S25. Golf cart ss. each. Booka lOc to 15c. ~-B;:~ br" S3 S~ :~ hangina: lamp SIO. 4 VW ing cha.ir $10. New-white ;~wjr !:"~u~e~~~ Sil\•er ult and pepper $3. Shov.·er glass door and fix-Sweaten $2-$4. Niahtgowna s ep-e a eg . p . wheels, set $6. Blond wig $5. double spread SU. 2 car top wlde $1 for all. 548-0U2. Electric coflee and hol tures SS. Guitar $5. 166 E. 50c. Men's shirta, medium v:ood kitchen chain for Dwell and tacit teater $7-50 carriers $7 and $5. Pole chocolate d ispensing 18th St., C.M. 00c-$l. Dilhes, glal!el $2.50 or n each. Expando Men's custom made 1hoe1 caniers $7 and $.,';, Pole GIANT 3 foot spool table machine--has self contained TELEPHOTO lens $3-Sl(f, l0c-S2. TV tr~ $ 8• wall table' $3. Small elec~ SS. Old 1teamer trunk $6. lamp $2. Crutches S 2. -(be~utifully Jinished) $25. llOV -hot water he a t e r, \Vide angle $8. Polaroid lite Upholstertd chair $11, 216 heater $2. Vibrator exercise Old chain link pune SlO. 54&-9235 2'J62 Orchard Sant. 646-6472. m a k ea c h a n g e S 2 5 • belt . $10. ?-.ft.n's travel suit Amarillo purse SlO. Crib Ana Heights. CUTE junior high girls Christmas boxes l~ix5.x9~~ 2 meter $l. \Vink fiash SJ, 36th St. N. B. ca.mer $2. 252t Newport mattre•• SlO. Clothes 25c4L .. ,, for 15c-Phone 548-5034, 19;il Sll-?.566. , ONE Hlde-a--Btd aofa $25. Blvd., Apt. 24. CM. 1929 Tustin A've., CM. DESK 60 xXI itetl $1S. clothes $leach. {qe ll-l4l· Tustin, Costa Meu.. NEAR nt'Vt' infant gowns Typewriter S25 Add i n i CRAFTSM. N tabl Drawers (6) 2 fDr $15. Set of \Valnut end table S 1 0' I ~===c-=-... ..,..,._,., .• layette boy's 6 months-3T.': machine l l5 Catt 646-403S • A .e saw, SIM?tfONS Bf!autyrest mat-18 steel Jockers 3x6xl'iii $25. 642-3163. AQUARIUM 35_ a . ' •; · complete-S25. Utlhly table. tres1 sina:le aize extra k air 'th MAN'S d d gallons $30-US. Br a 1 s girl's 6 months-24 months , or 673-5285 at~ Holnn\'OOd 18 2 nd t bl S2 50 2 • • Oak des ch WI anns new re cor u1-oy chandelier •"-. Pecan end 50c-S2 Gerry canier hardl Dr ne\V · e a~ es · · firm. \Vaa S79, now SJJ. $15. Double box spring and and black satin smoking .., used 's9. GE baby 'servin~ MOO. EL "T" •• ~. 11• •-. end !ables S;:i._ Antt<f\!e Sleel wall Jwim pool, fl'xlS" rnatlreu (Simmon• Orthro jacket. La.rgf! $1.i. 548-9641. table $6. Elt!Clric hedge dlih $l.50. Baby eating.-play I""'.... ,,...,.., dl't!!&er $5. Occuional chair $5. Steel mall box $2. :r_ue Firm) $25. Frame $?.SO. b'immer ;to. E I e c I r i c table high-chair table SS '60 Volvo 4 s P ~ e-d Sl.50. Oval 9x12. rug, sreen. cabinet, 3 drawer!, 3x5 11.Ze 548-8TI3. BOY~~S Stingray bikr $25-i"'ner---Jlke new $20. Ships · · transmissioh $20. '58 Volvo 3 launders S5. 2 vinyl cow.red $6 ~1418 546-• bell-brass $12. Pool table l~la i1t .s eat Sl.50. tf>eed S15. Brand new wig, head boards $3. Dog bed • .' \VING back chair S 22. NAUGAHYDE euy chair with cues. Ml.ls, rack S25. Ftacher-Pnce. Snoopy pult color blonde lrost, short, SI.SO. Bi.rd cage SOc. 2 SEALY twinbo.x • Pring• Spanish ladderback S 1 g • $12. Practice g u l ta r Antique-old time counter loY St. Creative-Playthint carefree style $20. 2 lm'a fire-place 3Creens and grate clean~-Strobofiash, Model 548-307'8.. amplifier $10. 45 rpm reeord for blllards $25-1951 Tustin, Peg Bus tt. 557-24l6. new Orlon cardigans Sf S2.50. 548-1089. 145 W. IV, 3 pieces S18. each. Built-SED h d board 'th Id changer, no amplifier $5. Costa Mesa, 548--5034. 2 Pc. Samsonite luggage each. Size 20 Blue-and Wiloon, Df. ~I=~:· ~ co=:n !~ ve Iv:: Inset w~ co ro.r Racing tubes for Indy tires $7.50. 34 pc. aet \Vm. Rogers 1---a\.'OC&do. Boys 14 black PORTABLE TV s25. Gas sturdy SlO. Crib tood con--changable) Sl.5. Blonde w: S2. Rest.t.urant type exhaust 11\lverwaN' $5. FranciscAn v .. asbable graduation p&nts stovt, 36" $:Q. Craftsman dltion $8. 646-ooia. drawer dn!s•er with large hood tor grille $10. \VaJnut SOFA $20. Cofiee table S2S. 2 dishes, \\'hite $5.. 2 oval $2. Scrubber jlol l 1her compremr S2S. Kirby mlrror---llke new SJ). Nylon coffee table SlO. Univt'l'lal rolls avocado" ny!Dn carpet hralded rugs SJ. Electric ice vaeuum attachment SS. vacuum $25. Girl's 2'6" bikt RE FR I GER AT 0 R S15. avocadt> carpeting-Sl.50. auto air conditioner. new S25 ea. 12 to 5 o'clock. 16516 cnisher almost new S8. Amplifier $1(1. Sunbeam fUI SM. Boy's bike ,12. Child's Dilhwuher S25. Ballf!tl bed { 1 u i t ab J e for cam· $25. Ford 2 barre I Yuet:a~ir.,f.V. _ Electric blanket $3. shampooer $4. Power ~school~k$8.lSU0ranae rra.i:ne, full 1ltt $12. box pers-trailors) 64Z-8472. carburetor, new $10. Dressmaking cutting board · mower needs work $2, Lady Aw.. CM. 6'2-56fi6 spnng and mat~u $10. COUCH ~· bo _ Dou 642-1936 after 1 A.M. HOMEMADE n d and gray Sl. Casserole, new S2., 8 pc. Remington, new, 111WI boxed, ' ' WindOw fan S2. Room -""'"' com -• wool quilt $'ZS. •59 E. Old Fashioned ttl, new.r electric hait eetter, petfect MAPLE bunk bed1 $25. dividers $5 each. Original hie bed $5. 642-7885. BOY'~ Stln&"r&Y blke-$25. Flower, C.M. used $2. Avon bottles tl and Chri1tmu gift cott $2, ...W Refrigerator S2S. Ford truck oil p~t"tinp $2 ·S 25, KINGSIZE matt:ms $20. 1 ~-~1~-· --~~=~ YARD ~ &: slide set $2. 9:13 \V, 17th Sp, 4, C.?if, aell .$122. 91)8.6685, enrinc. complete SlS. S Bedspreada, king $5, double Kings!« box aprifll'.s $20, VW l2v genl"l'ator S18. VW 12 nteds p • i n t t n c , $10. 642-4889. $10. 543-Bemard, No. D. S5. twin S6 each. Full aize extra finn. Ch~sta of v •tarter $11-VW 200mm ~3020 -I '°=c:-c-:--,,-.-=--BIG boy 24" brultr barbt'-CM. tlectrlc blankeb ., ~1 drawen StW.25. Complete clutch and flywheel S~. -LOVE aeat, Colonial, rtte~ que $20. Rattan swivel bar """ ..--...... ~1m DANISH modern grren chair $2.0. 7x9~i Orange shag area rug $20. Umbrella clothesline $3.50. Utility cart S2.50. Bissell carpet sv.ttptr if, Blue daybed cover and round bolster cover S12. Throw pillows 75c: each. What colored draperies 3 pair 70xf6, 1 pair 20x80. $10 each. 557-9597. 8' TURQUOISE Davenport, S25. 30" gas Jog, $25. Bowl· ing ball & bag SlO. TV and sland SlO. Fonnica end lable $10. Naugahyde Jove seat $20. Corner tie r !able $20. Lawnmower $5. Tricy· ele $5-Small filing cabin£>t SS. No. 2 Balboa Coves, N.B. 67>4331. LARGE Wood\\'Ol'king vise $8.50. Steel d£>sk drawel'5 $3. '63 Oldsmobile automobile transmission $25. Torque • converter $25. '56 Chevrolet fron'-.fenders, hood, deck lid S7.!il) each. '55 Chevrolet hood $10. 64>-0656. , TUlES. ~V\V 4 Lug rim~ tw-eed SlO. Cood usat tires stool $4. Curta.tn rod.a 'i5c. US£D Jumbel', 2x4, 4xt, 2x6, cue, $5. Man'• fancy cowbqv double btd $25. Nice tarp ' ! 1 wilh tire$ S-1 each. ~15 34' and .1S', 40 to choose \Votn~!I cloths ltze 10.12 3xl0, lx2 JOlid mahogany boots $6: Ntw elecfi>(c vanily $25. Floor and table BUILT-In Gaffers and Sat· On rims, $-4. t!ach. _1-&\S-111 from $347 each. 16.5 truck 25c to $2. Julee gia&Sf!• Sc. and teak scraps, long strips h1iraetter $10. Buketball lamps $3-$10. Buffet S25. tler gu oven $25. Table top On I)odge rim $4. l..SS:-l>I~ $10 each. 26' Boy's sunaray R.ed July wtc &rid atand SS. tor molding and blocks, also goal on board $6-Man'•~" Duncan Ph,yfe bookca11e S2S. range S25. 545-8T5l or white $4.50. l·H78-14 $3. 2-madr by Mal1clMJI chrome Custom jewelry 25c. SU\'t"l' marine P~'OOd scraps Sc-Schwinn bike $5. Movlt Dtnet~ table with 4 chain: 548-2028. 2 • 20'' BOY'S Bikes, ntw condition $25 each. Girl's 20" bike $15. ~ii louvered wood doors, 4 pantla 7~i toot wide and 7 foot tall S25. Auto play pen $4. 2 pair nurstl ahoeJ, size 11. never ~'Om SS each. Kenmore con- sole aewing machine S25. Hllite patio sliding door frame, MW in box $15. Boy's cars and toy1 2»$3. Blonde dt'Clsatr with mimlr ~nd ni&:ht stand $20. 2 bar s~s S3 each. Child'$ fl-fa.pie .rocker'l,1. Big Tonka dun1p truck, new condition '4-Chrome htgh chair $3. Ladle• Sunbe.am ru:or SS. tnrant swtna SS. ~. 166 ~fa,inoUa, CM. .r ROUND Lane coffee table 125. Exquisite l 8 x 3 ,; · ' Da nish inlaid \\'all plaque SS. Tobacco pipe rack11 s2. \Vall shelf sy~tl'm including 14.8" the.If brackets. t sup. port cha.nne/s and shelving S7. Complete Ha>A'aiian Koa ll.'OOd co llee fable top orJy $5. Zodiac "'all plaques 50c. pool Ctl<" St. Regina. hand vacuum, new $10. Polaroid came:ra/nuh set SlO-J;:x- e.raen~ $25. Aluminum jug S2. Aubutn hum11n hair \\1i SS. Strawberry stretch \\'lg $5. 6 cylinder Chevy JI t'llrburetor s3'. Cushman parts Sl·S3, AJS 220cc motorcycle $25. Complmt or parts Sl-S~. Very g;>0<J 4.0xl9 tires $8. Good lil"'f'! SS. 536-2381, 8141 l>t><!rlleld, H.B. '•! ' ' 155-14 ~each. 1-1$.14 "'hlte S22. SOcc DucaUi motorcycle J1lgh heels size 3\i 50c. SI. Lurrt&e cani.er for earner. $3. Llaht bar $2. $25. SeNer !able $5. Maple NATIONAL air aandtr S25, llki oow $5. 1-$2S-15 \\'bi te t_ngine $25. Frame' PS. wUl Blender without bowls !iOc. Must.t.ngs S5. Cheat ol Toya Se-$3. Rattan hanitng desk $25.. C\lpboard on Bolch metal trimmer S25. on Ford rim $6. 2-'£6 or '66 sell separately-runs good .Diab dralntra »:. Stuffed drawt.T& $15. Book 11helf la.mp $2. Ccpy machine $3>. rnllen SIO. TV itands $3-$5. Air chisel $20. Motorcyrle MUitan& hubcap.a Sl. each. together. 646--4947. animals 25e-roc. Metal can with cJau doors SIS. Work lnin $1.50. Touter 50c. GE vacuum $10. Dishes air clt ane.rs $6 each. 19' 6*2768. ANTIQUE" arindlns stone 25e-50c. Plt.i.n Truth and bench P. 716 E. 20t:h St., Pleue park on 1trttt 1525 l~l. Cood clothes 25c-$1. knobby tire n•. Dun}gp .: 12',;..;FOLIR--==--,llr=a-w-,.-,Ch::-u"'t--,ol with stand $10. !.le n's 3 F11.m.lly Circle _ maiaitM"J C~f. PlacenUa. Follow &nOWI to Tables $5-$15. Touter $5. 3 SO x 16 $1 (. Cb r o m t DtaW8"S_S5 each. 64WTIS. apttd blcycl« u ts ,s. Good 5c. We.tern 11htrt111-: 36 SL UMBRELLA with ooncrtte itoreroom~ -Ptcturet-St..SS.-31JM Molokai mini-bike ftndtrs $1 t>un~ I . WROUGHT iron table lamp. with darlc t1.'00d .neck. new $20. 6ff.,'!Ull. u&.ed roll balls. 2 doze.n $3. S.t. only l!Kl& Ha\11'Q Pl.. bate S6-\11.V bus lll'lt with COMMERCIAL typr 1llde Pl:-5Si.(l309. Comer ~f cycle tire $10. Olrome 'l'eM\11 and bQe,J:?all• t.ic N.Q. 64U046. aeat belts $10. Cu seat bdti projector SIO. Dr a p e 11 , =~ ~ Gibnlter in stack-new SJS. Y • fTI l ha each. '250 Santo Tomas, 35mm eamua and cut $lO. St ~t.,GE por11.ble TV SS. decott.tor quality, 72x821,,,,,',,"==e__,e·=-==.....,== 1peedomtler U. Bik«' cu Cort4I l\tei;a. 8mm ee.u and Howtll movie GE S'lereo ncord Sa>. $7.50. Baby clothn 10c-SL50. DRESSER $25. Mirror $10. rack $10. 2 Micro midget 2 · MAPLE crlcktt rocking LEATHER 'd l k c-amcra 011,., ne'w} .#3. A.."\f/fl\t table radlo $3. 2 Bo)''• l\\'taltrt and Jackal Twin bed, corn,plete $2S. \\.'httla and rims S 8 . chain $5 eA.th. Extra Jon, "''fa ers •c et. -Dan Ith tt.'llk chairs S10. $2. curtains, light cre-en Stove $25. Bttalda1t table He I I arch wire-&111mlnum twin box sprinc fl"tl.ttrtss sizt 424!0. C&binet makers U'oUensak tape recofdtr elch. 4 dn\\'tr dreiiter 112. abeers •-1 4 dtaY.'W t beSt •.t. $2S. Chairt $3 each, Antique $20. Pressun •AU-. flS.~. b '. •• •••t ••akeo 6 1-$25. l\tan's Do\11·11"'" ball •i. ..-. .,. ,. .... 4nd ~me $10. Dou !e m•i· · u . ' · "' Sm.Ith Corona p·:rtable Colonial tlbl~ lamp ss. 2 pr. skates St.SO each. mlnot $15. Matchlnr vanlty 1'.to1ore;ycle jacket..mtdium 1resa $10. Trame 44. 3.13 St. &t:>-6l6.1. type"'Tlltr llSi. LP· rteord Book1 &nd ~rd& 2Sc: each. Clrl '• dolhea, altt S.10.12 $2:i. Divan slttper $25. StO. O:>mmerclal book rack Sn1.11 1-tarbor Rd. NB. DrNtNG table, oval, formic• a.lb1.1ma (Honky Tonk Pi.no, 422 Emert0n St., orr Tust\n 25c-$'l. Sm.it movie acreen Chair $5. ~ SS. Rattan $.10. O:'lmmtrcial vegetable- &4&-5433.. t u. as IK''A'. Plna: pon, lable PoJkA,) 50c each. Movie btfwttn a>lb and 21.Jt, C.\t. S2. Blrd Clft' $2. Hot 1'1heel1 •ht• table• $10 each. Rattan or fruit gondola $5. Phone lOXJ.2 'LOW sN.a-carpet $23. $3. 548-1'164. lm'tn $10. Ma 1 nav0 x ~TS31. ahd equlpm,nt 25c-Sl.50. dtsk chair $15. &42--$851 . ~34. l~l Tustin A~ .• TWO couebt.-.$"5 each. 1V .$5. 6 Kl1chrn chain S l S. portablt• ttco"' pl13tr $10. 72" wtfEA.T studio t"OUdi S..SU7. -SKis..Knti.1, 215 ~m $25. 1 ~Co~•~ta-~..,"~"..,·-'.-.~-:-:;-; ROO.iher st a.tr S 3. l\tahogllt)' cabinft $2S. 191J 642-6'95. W CoJtambl& or.. US. Wbtat and M1rt drapes VIRTUE dlnttte, 4 cbaln Solid panel door, 2'x6x7" $6. OOFA HldH.obed S 2 S. SJS..6;)6'9. Ana.he-Im Ave., C.M. C.!l-1. $10. "'""46. $:15. '*"8SS4. Cosco step atool $7. 67$..1962. 9"-m.3. • MINK stole never worn S25. New electric Ice cream triezer $3. t.arKe electric own rotlsaerle &nd grill $2S. 3 qa $2.50. each. OM wig CaR $.1.50. l 1wtveJ bar 1tools $8 each. Remington b'J)t'A-Tittr 11.nd case, old but rood Sl5. Barb\e and ken plus case and lar1e ..,,·srdrobt $12.50. Good jew!ltry lOc. New rlec!J'ic .trivocado green country kcl- tle $7. 3092 Platte Dr. near Bristol 't.nd Paularino. SKI. panll, Boy1 23x36 bl~ S3. Clrl• tOR Lime $6. Mena 30L datk ~en '8. 546-6648. REPTILE ..,. 125; 645-3359. REFRIGERATOR $25 or bel t Olt1>r, Hamilton bellch 8 spetd hl~nder S 1 () • top fnleter $20. Rlde.:a,.~ 8~2-5978. ' . ... ' ' .. Mil Y PILOT ~7 [ -]~ ~[ --]~ ..__[ ._ ... \Ov.u_][i [ Pol•W-I ~[ . ..!:'l~ ,~,, T'"-'""" l[i] [· ---~~= 1§1 1-.• ,, .. ~ ... ·1~ I Sporting Gooas SKI Clothing, Llldles size U pants, parkas & etc. ~ Flo boots sl?e 9, a!J priced io ull. 67;')...2692 after 6 PM SEU.. nr trade 2~• lb. down Trailways t.tummy bag fnr full '>''e'tsuit of oomparable Quality a..:a.-1873. Store, Ra1taur•nt, Bar 132 TV, Redio, HIFI, SterM ALL 1972 ZENITHS on saJe now at Orange County's largest Zenith Dele~. 19" Chromacolor Model C4030 S395. Free color antenna in: 1t11Ued \\'/al! console purchases. No do1,1.·n re- NCR Caah Regls1er, total.Ii, Good cond $350. • * 962-5.959 •• U quired O.A.C. Ask 11bou1 cash It carry prices, ABC C.Olor TV, 9021 Atlanta, Huntington Beach, 96&-3329. TV, Radio, HiFi, Stereo 136 BEAUTIFUL li-1agti.\l"Ox con-f rM to You ,, , Ml.le, AM/F~f stl'reo, phono '---------' & !ape recorder. Originally • 3 Lind, 2 Ti met, $2.00 · 5700. \Viii sell for S275. Xlnt Cond. 673-TI92. GRUNDIG Con!IOle. AJl.1~F:..l record-pl11yer. S. \V. Beau!. cabinet Si5. 549--0886. ** Sony receiver. KLl-1 apeakers & tape deck & TEAC tape deck. 644--0357. RCA TV I Stereo oonso1e • 8 SJ)!aken;, MAple. \Vorks but needs work. 645-3394. ! Call 642-!i678 & Sa\'e! FREE: 2 r.1aJe German shorthair pointen;. No papers. * 645--0654 * ***Free cat food with each kitten! To good homes only. HELP!? 557-8191 2 YOUNG cats to very good homes. 1 blk & wht; 1 Yo'ht wlblk ears & tail. 962-2595. Sell idle items now! our famous DI ME ·A· LINES ~I" AD~1JRAL TV s2;.. Ken-OLD sheet music, classical more auto-baker-rotisserie piano music, books, 25c S2S. 12 volt ca.t. qxiler S20. each Bike basket. Sl.50. Firrnline belt massager S20. Go!f clubs &: bag, womens, 80" green room divider $5. S.l Tables, S3 Bird cages SI. 4x8 aluminum door, no t-.lotorcycle helmet, size 7 screE!n $2. A-1 e:ood con-1/8. SlO Pottery, 50c-S4. dition. Eversoll "'11.ter con-Baby bathinettt $5. Green ditioner for psrt1 $ 2 5. wool drapes, 9 ft .. x 16 II. 646-351).1. SIS. Drape rods, SL Alex. BOY'S Timex watch S5. ican llght fixtures. SIO. 673-4150. Ceramic tiles. 12x12, 5Clc LADIES. Jirl's d r esses 12-14-16, su its, !Ii I a c k s, formals, raincoats, shoes, tops, coals. Sl-S3.'>. Fine purses Sl-Sl5. '-fink beret Sl5. French lapin collar f\2. Je"·elry 50c 10 .$20. Je\l.•el boxes, lingeries c a s es , Spanish sha111I, p i ct u res Sl-S25. \Vhite Stag boaling jacket S5. Skis, Head Stan- dard SIS. Hart"li Hard wirh bindings $2.5. Ski boots, $:!. Surfboard, Proges&0r S25. Jazz FJita.r $25. Kitchen wares, bl.rd cages. alarm clock Sl-SIO. Almost ne1v meat slicing machine SS. Mexican "'·oven shawls $4. Royal Copenha.i::en, Orrefor \Vedge\l.'OOd gift it e ms $1-Sli lt11.lian alabasrer eggs 50c. eitch. An!ique kill i!ems, Sl -S25. SI and I n g scale Sl2. Stitnding in· !ra-red lamp Sl5. 673-1945 Sat. Sun. 9:30--4:30 201 Via Koron, Lido Isle. · Radios. S•l. Old electric fan. SS :l\laterials, 25c Designer clothes. Size 8·10, 50c-S4. 784 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach, 499-2032. CHEST or drawers S15. Chair "ith matching ottoman S15. 11'6"x13"6.. carpet. good condition SIS. 1 O ' 6 ' ' x I 2 ' carpet, good condition SlO. Paperback books. good con- dition lOc each. Picture trames SOc-.$5. D a n i s h modern chair S7.50. School desk, swivel: seats, flip lops Sj. Electric cof!eei pot, 11'0rks S2. 138 E . 18th St., CM. 548--4485. NOR IT AKE 6 place dinner set S25. Pati<;i table and um- brella $15. Couch bed Sli Ge6graphic magazines IQ.£ f'ach. Large Oriental pain!ing $j. Chinese dishes S 2 . Chinese carved cedar chest SlO. Step stoo! Sl. Hamper and 'vaste basket $3. Lamp table S5. Great Me'h-Famous PATIO furnitun-, lounge S25. \Vom£"1l, 8 volume $5. Hand Table S2.5. Chairs SlO. Phone painted canister set $3. 645--5927. Phone table S2. 346 A Ogle HIDE-A-Bed couch $5. Twin ~S'°'l'" .. ""C--'-,l._64_2-~9696~·~-~ beds S5 each. Carpets Sl to VW front end $25. Rear deck 10. Utility cabinets SlO. lids Sl2. \Vheels St.JO E.'a.ch. Clothing Seto S3. Guitar $10. Doors SlO. each. Gas tanks 543 Riverside NB. S8 each. Bumpers SIO. WHITE bean bag $8.50. Complete pan S25. 962-1782. Black $6. Picture~ 11ni1 DESK, 7 drawer-hardwood, frames, aold leaf 25c-S10. h 0 m e t y p e , n e e d s Doggie bed 75c. \Va!nut dou-refinishing, otherwise good ble headbo11rd Sl.50. Table condition SlO 54+-0621. lam p, brick red bas<' Si Small desk table $4. Serving CHTLD"S Eldon po we r id e tray $4. walnut serving cart Super Cycle-. bu i l 1 -in SS. Deluxe baby back pack re-eharger, Battery charger S6. Nice infant sc:at Sl.:xl. included, nearly new SlO. Car hed $3.50. Lady Clairol 544--0621. lnstanr hair settl'r $ 3. TOYS X !o Sl. Surfboard $1. 4SH2nd St., Ne 1\• p o r t Anliques S:'I to S25. Books Sc Shores. Sat. only. 10-6 pm. to 50c. Kids and \l.'Qmen's 642-3361. clo!hes. some' ne\I.' 35c to GIRL'S Stingray 19". $13. 287 $15. Dishes 5c to Sl. Baby NaS1i3u Rd. Of. 54S-321 2. furniture Sl lo S15. Ex-~rienccd furniture S5 to OFFICE chairs SI-!2().$25. $2.5. Sat. and Sun. 124 Coral, T'y p e w r i ! e r 1 S26-$25. Balboa Island. Doga 1.14 Boots/MtrlM Campert, S.11/ Rent 920 Truck1 970 MALE 1.onJ lfalred Jlluf Equip. 904 G!'1¥ klttttl, \\'lnf1 IQtli of io;;L-,;D;-;~;;_::;:_,.;;h~S;::::::--;;::: 1-:.::.:;;::.:..... ____ :.:. altenllcn. Box t r a I n e d . .t-''16111 http ~a;. INTERCEPTOR m • r I n e ~·--~-~-~~ NEW 1971· 8 FT. AKC. female. 2 yn. Kind. engine 210 HP v.s/f'resh 842-0006. 1enlle, ne~r bred, cham-t led N Si'.xl. Cab over camper for Chevy CV'tE J!ili!_ltj e,uppl~ lor\i &· pion 5tock, (ilotomarr, Shep· ~~ooo · ew or Ford 1ruck, Heavy Duty 5horthalr, l'oill be &ma.11 lo!\), $400. &n Die&o Con5tructlon, $750 or best dogs.· To iood homes , 469-0094 alter 4 pm. SCUBA compresM>.r & \Vis., offer. \Yill consfder tra,ge. 54;;..()246. LABRADOR RETRIEVERS anchors, f'{yl. &: Dae. ~pe. stS.2698 ' or 5.57:.t'stO • LET'S avoid !he pound! AKC champion bloodlines, Alise. Marine e q u 1 P • Cycle.1, Bikes, Healthy KITTENS free tti 10 "''ks old. Blacks &. 644-8866. Scootert t2S you, 963-0037 yellows, shol.S, 494-5132 aft 6 P..1UST ~II 1970 Evinrude 60T ·-RJ-1J-..,,-H--6Slc-.:....--:.:. f'OUR cute kltteru:. 1 fPmalP, pm. :·t :'r:~11 ~ ~~92~' beautiful cond. c, ~t!~~ mixed colors, \1; Siamese. 31INIA TIJRE S c h n a u z e r ai et · · torl<s, en& perltt-l, no leak's. 644-2662 males, 10 wks, AKC, top '67-100 hp John10n. 6 hrs on Owned & lovingly cared for 3 HEALTHY, adorable kit-quaJ. Livt1.y, loving, lhot.s. reblt eng._ 2 11:as tanks & by mechanic. Askinc $67~ tens w/1 shot. 10 Wk1 old. 5:>7-3760 eves. controli ~. 540-3763. 494--0276. OrangP & wht. ~8-7469. * 2 SJ.UiESE SEALPOtNT Boatt, Powe r '°6 ~C~Y~C~L~E~T~R"A~l~L~E~R~ FREE Cals & Kittms. Call KITTENS. Good disposition, Almost new, hau.l 6 bikes, 20 \\'ork 548--4565. Home box trained. Sl.5 ea . OWNER ABOARD It king 8 It wide phone 548-4147 or 833-412'1.l 548-2538. SAT & SUN I0.4 .>tO·S&XI ask tor"Bili Harold BLACK & White Boarrler WEl!l.1ARANER Pups, AKC at Dana Pt11n1 !\Tanna, silp S32M43 after 5 pm. Collie. 2 yn. Shots. \Vatch regis. Over 100 champ. A-13, to &how you this fine 19i0 HONDA 350 CL dog. Loves kids, 548-6606. p e d lg reed . XI n' I 27' Concord FIB, TIS, Xlnt Cone!. $415. ~~~~~~~~~~I ~·~·•~l<~h~do~g~'~· ~"'°"';fi~-96~1.Ci>,;~ tbrgls Sportfisher. l owner, CALL 646-4629 ; MOVINGr ~lust sE'tl champ. shows Pride of ownership. SCHWINN boy's Stingray, 5 I Pelt Md 5'lppliel Jl 'L,] sired collie pups. Shots, Every conceivable xtra to r;peed, $40. Xlnt cond. . . r, ~·orrned, papers. Sac! sri. please the fisherman. Phone 64~95 Pymnts. avsilable. 642-442-t. ev~s. 8JS-Ol02· P ets, Genera l 28' Unithte 1960, $6500 or 850 BASSET PUPS, AKC Reg. trade for traill!r boat + T"·o males one female. h Ow DUTCH BUNNIES. bla.ck & white, St each. 5-18-9832 ask for Jean. \Vill hold 'til Chri.stmas with cas · ner, S46-l430. deposiL 6i5-i 952. SKI · FISH • ENTERT AJN 20' Glastron 160 I-IP I/0 J\tINI Schnauzer, l male & 1 w/trai!er $4500. 644-2693 C fe ntale, 7 "'ks old. Salt 'n =~=~=~~---'-~ - •_t_• _______ a_s2 Pepper. Pvt pty, 8.37-5460. 22' Skill. $I500. Fully equip. -~'7===-"-'-~.--~-' Radio/tel nfW canvas * * '70 HONDA 750 cc Take over payments * • 548-6)88 * • T\VO '69 KA\VASAKJ 90 d1r bikes. good cond. S150 each. 5-l8-JS42. '70 Honda 330, like new. 1800 mi. $500. * 673-3618 * PART Persian Kit!ens. S3 to good homes. Also 1 free ldt- ten. 642-4818. 2 POODLES, .apncot. male Good cond I brd 646-5476 . $15 each 6 J\1onths old. · n · · SEARS Spyder 20 inch airl~ Purebred no AKC 962-73&3. SELL or partnt>r '70 ForinuJa ~ingray A qua marine, FAWN ~xl!r puppies. AKC ~l', xln't cond. !\tr. Joyce 11peedometer S20. 644-1475. Champ Sired 1\-1/F. 557-4S2:. 9-1-TIS4·-------1 '69 Ossa 250, Xlnt cond, 21" or 5-16-2695. Boatt, S.U 909 aluminum front wheel , SHIP to Shore radio S2.0. 20 gal. show aquarium S25. Complete, Austtian Pouf 20x8" S20. Skis $8. Cooler SIO. Se11·1ng machine 'vith cabinet S25. Artist easel SIS. Cafeteria dishes lOc each, snow tires S25 each, hide-a- bed couch S20. T1vin bed DARLING four months old $IOOD takes 23' iloi a ya lem;ile Silver Cockapoo $10. lit.O.R.C. sip. Satls, 5'2 HP &J6.-..4680. Johnson, Anchors, Galley, * PUG PUP * Head & compass .. Needs Black ti.lalP minor y,·ork. 1'1oored locally. $75 • * 968-5295 5-l&-28&1 ~~~-~~~ GOLDEN RETRIEVERS, F, 26' T-B1rd. pro! b u i I t AKC, Top show & f\d. lbrgls/plyy,'OOd, slp11 4 , chan1p line. S125. 615-69l:l. head, 6 hp OB, new cockrit PEKE -APOO . cush. & sail cov. $3IOO. puppies, 642-459-t perfect Ie.mily pets, 5 wk&. ---------- 125. 536-00M. INTERNATIONAL 14 wks Fast & Beautiful. Just com- $ 5 ' pletely reli!'. Trlr. S650. . 675-3334. frame box springs & mat. HUSKY/LAB pups. 6 tress S2CJ. Toys 5c IO S2. great family pets. Childrens clorh!ng 5c m $1. 642-9799. Grundlg con.sole $2.5. Slant DOXIE · 8 k d 30' CRUS sip, inbrd. eng. • ~u~pies, "' s. re · Great liveaboard. Yng cple board $10. Edilor-vit'\1'1!r Sl5. AKC, miniature. shots. Stud + b . ..~ A 968-2416, 179:l2 Elm, F.V. · ~7338 ay moor g . .........,. vco, service. . 644--0407_ {East of Magnolia o t f t----------'ta.Jbertl COLLIE Chris~as Puppies, 1969 Hobie Cat. Trailer & AKC. shots. Tri-color, sable , .1 J •0.,, REFRIGERATOR ,,,1,-.. & ·ht .,. ,19-space tJ anuary. -..,.,. or •v"" " · ..,...,....~ ;,. oiler. 673-7882. lop fn?ezer S20. H1de-a-bf.d S2:>. Chair with o1roman $7. DACHSHUND PUPPlES RHODES 33 SLOOP AKC '.\IINIATURE Blonde round cofltt table 893-2142 Strong Racing Class 84&--07-16 'Tl SUzuki 250 cc, 600 mi, 21" front end . Under warr., S700 cash or best offer. 54S-0061 250 BULTACO, best offer. as ls. Contact after 6 pm .....,,., HONDA 430 CB xlnt See to appr,eciate. 675-3224. cond. $450. 1968 350 A7SS Kawa!aki $400 or best offer. Xlnt C<Jnd. 642-tilOS. '71 BONNEVILLE Triumph 650 CC, mint condition, $1300 .. 492-489t YAl\IAflA 12:l Enduro, Perl. cond. Xtras. 800: mi's. 5-18-7988 or 646-8289_ 'Tl Yamaha 175 Enduro. Gd cond, ,1·arr. Gd. ?.1inl bike $35. 642-1961. Mobile Home• 935 '72 GMC % TON • CAMPER special, 3:.l V-3. automatic, radio, heater, gauges. powt':r disc. brakes, awclliary rear 1t1>tlng1, wide base ·ure1, buy now befor. the prlee freeze la taktn off, Stock No. 502684. The truck people from General Motortl $3395 MIKE McCARTHY GMC 894-1336/ 531-2450 Corner Beach & ~fcFadden, • \\'estminster WE DESPERATELY NEED Clean Qstd cars FANTASTIC PRICES Pa.id for your tar, paid tor .. not. DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA e VOLVO l94a HARBOR BLVD. Colla Mesa ~9303 Autos. lmport..i I 970 ---Prestige Sportt C1r1 ·n 280-SL, 4000 mi's e '68 Lamborghini 2+ 2 e 'TO 240-z {2) • '68 It. '6"9 Porsche 912's. Air. Au thor\led MBZ Dealer ll) 523-7250 AUSYIN HEALEY JAGUAR • • • A LLAN MACDONALD 11664 Redwood St, Foyntaln Valle y You a.re the winner at 2 Hckel1 to the Or1nge County International Auto Show .at the • ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER November lith thru 21st Ple&.51! c.all &12·5678, ext 314. betv•een 9 and 5 pm to claim y.ur ticket!. (North County toll-~ number ii 540-1220} • • • '69 FORD Custom 500. V-8, Auto. Trans., Factory Air Cond., PoW'f'r Sl~erlng , Sharp. (UJD922). ;877. 'SS AUSTIN lil!aly, good. $250- Ca.U~ runs .f.2 JAGUAR Sedan. 1966, DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. !\fain at Warner Santa. Ana '56 A.H. 100-t Cyl., win! whls,, 0.0. Runs il looks good. 147~ Call 539-JUll. BMW tit AutomoUw Exooll'"ce lntor"'lional """"''"" "' RECREATION CENTER ~ ~OY CARVER, Inc. ROY CARVER, Inc. 2925 Hlll'bor Blvd. 2925 Harbor Blvd Colt& li-1esa. 546-4444 '69 1600 SUNROOF, White, Priva.tt Pa.Tty. Sl,900. with air-co nd., white w/tan lthr. inter. I-Owner. A Beauty! mue Book $2,885 .. 64>-8235. JENSEN JENSEN AtmlORIZED SALES " SFRVICE "" NEWPORT . IMPORTS 3100 W Coast Hwy. Newport Beach. • KARMANN GHIA Costa J\oJesa 546-4t44 ·10 ECONO Van Long whee1 base, VS. automatic tra.nsmission. 245{MH. S2577. DUNTON FORD . 546-7070 6~. '69 KARMANN G h I a --:c=o"'R"'Tl=N,.-A:---1 .,10/ron"'. Rim" .... ,, inter, mat11, S ac. $1000. 497-lll6. 22-W So. P'lain at -Warner Santa Ana. '50 CHEVY l-1 TON P.U • ........... _, __ '68 Cortfoa GT. See and test drive this gem today. (\VQ~) $695 WardS.Lee ExceJlent runnin& cond. you a. ~ IU.....&-.~ can't tum it down st S385. ..nMllC8ft itiUWl"'8 ,. 646-2698 or M7<:4540 547·5826 '70 Ford Pickup. No. 1058, 12."W S. Ma.in St. VS, Factory equipped, 1. I :,;;-=;&nt.:;:;;:;._;""''==:-~~ steal at S1677. '69 CORTINA Sta. Waa. DUNTON FORD A"'°· T""'" Radio . 546-7070 Heater. (Z0S983}. $977. 2240 So. Moin al Warn.• DUNTON FORD Santa Ana 546-7070 '64 FORD Yi TON 2240 So. Main at Warner Santa Ana Poclrup. l<'"g b<d. 176111&1) DATSUN $695 1-------- HIGHLAND MOTORS '70 240-l"i'I 2145 Harbot Blvd. &. LOTUS LOTUS AUTHORIZED SALES &: SERVICE . NlWPORT . .IMPORTS . 3JOO w. Coast u·W)'. Newpon Bench -M-E-RC~EDES BENZ ----~.---- NOW ON DISPLAY 1972 350-SL & all the elegant Mereede~, Benz motor c.ara fot '72. Xlnt lease plan & fine 1er- vice featured at HOUSE OF IMPORT! $5. Bklnde step table S2. $6.500. n4-5.f.l-3200 Rocking chair S7. r-.tcdaJ COCKER SPANIELS LIDO 14 twin bed \\•ilh gpring $20. Puppies. AKC champion Xlnt cond. "''ith trailer. $500. Lawn mo\1.-er, 2 powe r, t sired, black females .. 5'16-137'2 644-:?279 hand S5 each. Walker Sl PET he;ilth food, 100%. lresh 734~.-'-IS~L~AN~D~ER=-,.~.~. -A~bso-ol Rock cod reel SI5. Vases & m••I ""--r lb Delivered · "'""' ... ~ ~ · ov.·ner wants action. A-1 2-1' l'o'ide Golden \Vest 2 BR, 2BA. Custom-bit. Nr Disneyland. Will consider oiler. 530-1655' or Fred at 6'5-2101. Motor Homes C.Osta fl.1esa 645-5404 Local car fully equipped. '70 F250 % Ton Pickup. Like ne~·! Under 17,000 Heavy duty camper equip. miles. dir. Will take trade Cit V8, A.IT. radio, heater. No. finance pvt ply. (424BL0) 2846. $~. Call 494-6811 aft 1 pm Santa Ana Fwy at Beach Blvd, Buena Park:. {1) 523-7250. DUNTON FORD 1 ,~;;.:...::736~·~~~-546-7070 '66 DATSUN Pickup Wilh 22-IO So. Maln at \Varner Camper. 4-spetd. {SLU308). Santa Ana sm . odds & ends 5c-3X. 8402 to your home. 557-6243. cone!. Avery & Co. S36-9129. J\laJIDy Dr., H.B. 5J6.-3738. AKC Afghan _Hound puppies, LIDO l.f No. 398 w/trlr. 2 RECREATION v eh i c 1 es . DINJNG room chairs s;; Show quahty. ~tales & . . motor ~mes, trailers_,.cam- each Child•••' k' s· F ol Coll =1 r.=.o~ Seti" 01 sails, racing eqpcl. .....rs. boa.ts . Holding tank · "s ! is ;,. em es. ,,.,, ~· Storage avail. S850. 548--4170. r~ Baby crib $IO. Trundle beds f al 10 . dump station, 1 i g ht e d , 4 NEAR new big wido ln<· DUNTON FORD tion type tires & rims. 546-7070 Mint C.Ond, Excellent Me.h 12xI6.5, 8 ply. $95. each 2240 So. Maln at Warner ' Cond, (386BSG) $1295 Full with maUress SJ5 each or IRISH Setter. em e, I4' Hobie Cat wltrailer fenced. wash rack, central \\•ith spread, dra~s. poles mo"s old, AKC J'i?gis .. SSS. good condition, SSOO. CaJi Hun1. Bch. area. 968-4768, and rings S25 each. 642-81.29 alt T:30pm. 644--0210. 962-2384. Decorator pant"!s $5 Pach. SM10Y.ED pups, 9 wks, 1c-AL--3'-F-,-u-,-, .. --.-,ru-i,.-. Trailer s, Tray(I 94S ne1\'. my price Sl.50. for 2. Santa Ana Price. Corner desk SlO. Dresser champ line. males. Private Party. ___ ....;. _____ _ (7]41 <"1-1322 NEW ·n PICKllP SURFSIDE MOTORS $20. 3 dra~·er chest $5 .Uhra Rea&inable. 557-:Z:-il-t 64:>-3584 NICE used travel !railer, 12 violet light Si.50. 6-12-2471. AKC GREAT DAN~ 1970, 21' Islander, xlnt cond. It. oven, stove. ice box. ·~ DODGE Camper % Ton 4 spd. dlr. db:. Bumper. Ra-847-3842 Pickup with camptr. V-8 dio. Mirrors. PI.721.120. Take ----~M~G~-- CH IL DRE N , women's Pups, 9 wks. 958-;,3-18 '.\iany extras. Slip At Dana _51_"~P-•_4_._S_OlO_. -"~-7_--t_I_OO_._ AT.. Fact. Air, PS. PB.. 1mall down or trade. 494...6811 radio. <YDDI75). SI977. aftr 10 54&8736. DUNTON FORD '66 DATSUN Pkkup. nu 6 ply ~JOJO w/w's, good cond. $875. clothes, all s1ze1 !Oc:-ST. Horses 856 Pl. 496-9330, 548-1489 Auto Service~ Parts 949 Pots, pans and dishes 5c-l l. :::.;:: _____ _:_::::1 ~;;;i;:T,f,;;Sjf,;;i;;~rui 1 ·....:.~;'i;:.:;:-::;'.-;o;v.--SilveN'are and glasses JOc-* * * Boats, Slips/Docks 910 COST + 10°!. ' • AM KNIGHT APPLIANCE SALE!! x . Canisters and utensils CLAUDI c NEARLY new cement deck ENTIRE STOCKI! 2240 So. Main at Warner Call a fter 4 pm. ~2566. lOc-Sl.50. End table1, coffee 1043 13th St. slip float 2lx33. 1 J' tables S2-SIO. Lamps $1-SJ. Huntington Beach Clearwater. Call Croft & Refrigerators. 'Va.shers, Dry- Sa.nta Ana '70 DATSUN 510 Sedan, old I · 1· c ers. TV"s. Convenient re ngerafor ;,. ouch~ You are the wtnner of NevLlle, 675-8222. Tt-rms. Many xtra.s. $1725. Call CLEAN 1952 Chevy Pickup. 646-3)23 or 673-9S45. Good engine. rad i a. Io r, S25. TV SI5. Stereo $25. Car 2 tickets to the PRIVATC boat mooting. Firestone Store. 415 E. air_ ~nditio1n25" 1 5 251. Ant ique Orange County Front lie Sl.75 ft. Minimum 17lh St., c .it. 6-15-2444 brakes, tires & ballery. FERRARI pa1nt1ngs . i ver Jail, Interna tional 20·. maximum 25". 673-7506. S275. 539-7188. ---·---- long $8. Brown shag \l.•ig S7. Auto Show 36 HP V\V Eng. VaJve Auto Leasing Used and neiv toys for ;it tht> 38" BOAT Slip. Villa ri·larina, ground $100. Al so l\1isc. V\V ------=----- Christmas rx-S3. Crafts and ANAHEIM Balboa. All service5 Avail. parts. OUR \/Olurne Jeaae dep&rt- candles. aU new 50c·Sl.50. CONVENTION $85/mo. 547-!!277. * ~9 * ment offers all popula.r D $8 2 American & Import makes et:anter . Recorrl player CENTER BOAT slips avatl. S'-{i5' Corvair parts, engine 50 at competitive ra.tes. U!t our SL . Birrl cage with stand No"•m"-, !7th thru ,1,1 Xlnl accomn1odations in and misc. parts. I .,... ~ • ,,, lease experts tailor YOUR ~&.:'~.W11.Uace, No. A. CM. PleaSe e<1ll 6-12·5678, ext 314 nP.W r.1arina 6i3.-6606. • 545--0906 • lease to YOUR needs. "It's bet~"een 9 and 5 pm to claim SAIL Boat slips avall. up to LOOK! 5 Brand new 560 13' the &erv!Ce that makes the IOOO V\V cha!liSie and lltJe S25. your tickets. (North County 3j' Newport BP a ch , tires for Datsun and dltference.'' 1960 V\V fronl end S20. I960 1011-tree number is 540-122{)\, 54&-5.183. Toyota's $50. -645-3TJT THEODORE vw gas tank S5. vw st~r-* * * -8-oa-,-,-S-pe_ed_&_S_k_l _9_11 ROBINS FORD ing unit S5. Box of kitchen Part qUl\rter-horse neerls ex-..,.:;:;::•_::o.:;;;:...:;:....:.;.;__ Di() HARBOR BLVD. stuff 11.ll for $8. All day Sat. pericnce rider Sl.50. or bst. 15' THUNDERBIRD 100 hp l--""-"-""-"" __ ll ~I COSTA l\IBSA 642-0010 And Sun alter 5 P:'ll offer 545-8075. Johnson, elec motor tilt, . 673-2607. elec bilg!! pump. full covers, •••••••••-Autot Wanted 966 2 Horses. One quartPr horse. __.. confl. 7I4:846-1492. :zs·· Boy·s bike Sl5. Rolla\l.'ay One Standard Bred. RE>as. c•°"~:__;·;c_~-~~-~ General 950 WE PAY TOP bed S2j. 6-12-3939. Call 962-4792. '57 HarvE'.Y 14', Uberglass. 60 ---------°CASH DESK. large no-mar lop S25. PON" ~ I 'Id H HP Mercury. $325. 844 V\V Camper, needs t-ngint l i , Jr;.UUU or Chl . as Co"-'' St. C.M. k Hood d rt blk 1950 FERRARI AUTIIORIZED SALES A: SERVICE *"NEWP.ORT ·1 IMPORTS ,' 3.100 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach FIAT ------- llBBD LARGE SELECI10N, SEE B. J. ----~--------MG AtmiORIZED SALF.S A SF:RVICE :,1f,NEWPORT~ &JMPQRTS ;i JlOO W. C.OS.St Hwy. Newport Bcact. OPEL '66 OPEL WAGON 4. apeed, n<fio, heater, lug. gage rack. (SYP195) $495 HIGHLAND MOTORS 2145 Harbor Bh·d. Costa Mesa 645-5404 PORSCHE 65-C w/Sun root. Re d w/black inL incl. tllnneau cover. 2nd. owner. 52,000 mi. Top oond. $ 3200 . SIS-5508 r 96S-T348. 9442 Keoki. HB. DARK "'OOd end I.able and cotfic't table SlO for both. Double bed frame head· board and foot $5. Gas modeL airplane, nl!w "°'ith kit $8. 2CJ" boy'1 bike. Roddy $15. AM/FM clock radio SlO. Short brown "''ii SlO. One btoll'n wiglet S 5 . Clothes dr)'t'r $10. 220v. Wall clock with violi n on front flO. Pnrtable TV $25. 1948 OeSo!o-good shaJX> S75. Swivel chair $5. Curtains to ,\!On ribbons. Call I 0 r ~!·~~··~~~· ~~~~~ ~'Or ; a l e; you !ind engine. 547-86i4. fit 8' v.·lnctow-12' v.•ide 54"' de!Alls. "Joni." 646r61.29 ! Chevy P/U. 56-4414.. 2 Pit.<te 80 inch &ectionaJ, ex-Jong. antique b!ue. 1 oft-I ,, ... , Antiques/Clatslcs 953 SPORTSCAR CEHJER '70 911 T, 5' Spd, imma< b used CUI 1 tmcks, "1.t Ytllow/Blck mag i , r cau u, ttr free ntimatft. 2333 Ha.rbor, C.M. ~ am/fm, malnt records , 548-652!:1. ANTIQUE chitir , halllf ci.n:. ed wool. mahogany $25. End !able S4. Fr11me<I pic- IUl'f'.!1, Old ~fA-"!f'N; Sl-Sl. Woman's bicycle S12. J\1rt11.l lronir\R bl'Plrit $2. Tran~is1or tape recorder $5. Dishti: Sl.50. S.thronm M!I $4. Srv- ln~ fray SI. Dish dniiner Sl. Vasts Sl. Flora.I ar- rangemtnt SI . T r 111 v e I pos!ert OOc. nash camt'ta $2. let' chest S2. Book• lOc. 1M9 Miramar. Balboa Penn. 61>-1020. BABY Pumlfnnl.: pll.)'Pl'n $1S. Co8CO, HM!h11tr S7.50. Scale $5. All f'Xttllt'nl. hall·ptice.. 67S-6591. U" Ll!v."'llmr"'·tr SS. 3 di&hma11ters $.'i. sc;. S21'1. AM/FM T!ldt:> P . 2 double sink fauCftl1 $4, SJn. 2 r.kx'k t'lld\oa H, $6. Rl!cord turntable ss. 39101• Ch!lnnel Pt., N.B. 673-1603. Ct'llcnt for r~phols!ery SZ5 v.ilile' S20. Bookcase, 2 Tr1nsport•llon --'--'------shelves $5. Seal lo fit Fnrfl -------~1~ . . 1937 Ford 60 2-dr sedan, Orta: esch, (willing to s e 11 , Van 56" "'ide SlO. 644-6316. Bolts and .. "ii mint cond., Best ofr over &eP"rately). 673-2957· M7 Celtis, Ea.stbtufl. ~.Equip"ltnt IC.. ••••••••• SITOO. 540-4472 aft Spm. TWIN bed. clean. studio type •••••••••• Cem,-rt, Sale/Rtnf920 -==...:,::..:.====-SYLVANIA TV/Reco rd Dune Buggies 956 ~~·I. !:-'",, 1~,.,b::122'.u;: player combination <Ga.r-General 900 NEW OPEN ROAD 11' M """" .. v ra.rrl chAngerl not \l.'Orking ----------'68 Meyers anx, 1600 eng., 18. Large size ladi~ coats ~ chrome wheels, removable S5-Sl5. 2 cashmere. Capta~ you fJx SlO. 96S-700l. Marine Consultant Camper. (33614). Stove, re-top "Camp• Mod ule" ln. chairs S8-S10. 2-S40 girrlles STERILIZER $4. Food INDEPEl\'DENT trigerator, side dinette, in eluded, S995. 96S-3G49 S4 each. S111eatt>rs anrl "'·armer S4. Carru1ge $8. • Purchasing-beautiful ol ive green to nien·.~ shirts 50c-S20. Large Playpen ST. Au tom at ic Counselln,g on purchas-match a 1969 Ford r .250 DUNE Buggy, many extras, bo " • · make oUer. el("ctnc grlddle $1. Plantcn; swing $6. Blr.by anrl lnls ing a . equ1pmtnt. Campru-Special 175534). 646-365S ~C'. Ui.mn~ $1-$3. Ti.blcs. all clothe! to 3.X lOC' lo St 2 • Marine Survey Automatic, air, radio, he3t· kirnis S3-S2.i Nice. 548-8207. Da.rlsh chain S20 each. 646--2977 er. heavy duty equipment. A Cotnt'r fa ble S14. New USED Boat Show & Sw•p real steal a.t AGRAGATE pebbles, large $3995 pllP. cost S25 fM' $10. 4 h11ndOOg1L $3. Tablecloth ~l' t-.1eet, boa!ing acces&0ries, s\l.•ivel bar 1110015 cost SJ() SJ. New necklace s4. "'30 ttcreatlonal equip 1>.'t'lcome. The tr uck people from each. take for SIO r.ach. Sar C'.nlfleneye, ?lte!La Verd f! Dec. 3. •. 5 • Across CoMt G eneral Motortl ~:.~3:10.1~~P' l~~'e: G~~tlngray bicycle $15. ~7, ::is~~ae;a~'. MIKE McCARTHY $5. Batte!')' tharger SS. Call Aftt_r 6. ~7-l&a"l., TI4: 645-5"757. Sunda.y night 6~2124. LOST WtiJl;ht! Ladles qua1ity =a"ru"'sro="'N'""zt,..c"ru...,.t,"tna-~~--I QMC CUSfOM de'igned coat1, dolhtt sl1e1 12.-14 from SI Only 3 mo, old. Equipped to dreues sizie 7-9 S11}-.$2a to SU. 963-7001. S83XI new, must t.tU $7200. 194-1"6/531·2450 each. CUstom contemporary BED pillow Sl. Trunk S2. Len Huttoo 548-1765 or Corner Stach I ?tfcFadden, ceramic l&mps S2.5 t11ch. BlankelA $2. TO\\·el rack S2. &12--0248. We1tmln$lt'..• ___ _ Dynabelt txerclAtt, brand Olshts and 3lusc St. LYMAN 16'. SS h . P . 8\J FT. Opt.n RoJd Camper, new S2S. Girl's Ga.rmlseb Lamp $5. Flatware SOc. Evlnrudt', e\ee start, full sleeps 4. Stwe &. oVl!!n, sink, Sid boots siie 5-m .$20. Pots, pana ~. Pegboards covers. Super c I e a n ! lee box, laritt c Io s e t , 67J....5276. 1-1•Hh hook~ ind &hi?Jvrs '646-JOU Cil"J)Cll. Bont and olher t'X· 6rrtCE mag8zine rack 43" Sl .50. Rl!'COrd holder St. 17' HVY UtU\ty Boat. 6 cyl tras. Like new! 60-t N. x tr·. 12" dfl'p ln lt(llnt~ Mt>llll •h,.lve~ Sl. Plc:IUrt's' Chryilcr. Nt'.eds 11'0rk. No Harbor. $Ania AnA ST9S. ll'oOd Sl5. Beige Uflholiterel"I ~· ~lcm's, ladles &lbvei; trlr. $.100. 64:>-J120 Alt 7 pm. 5ll..fl380. · sw1\'l'I f»Cka{ 32" hi.glH:om-5Qc, Llllt'ns Sl.50. 644-M42. ANY D•y 11 tht Bt:Sl' day to '67 VW Camper, mech•tuc toriable $10. Twin bed SS. l~ aatlon •talnless steel &a• run an • ad! Don • t own!"'d superb oond. $2050. 673-6747. tank S15. 645--3394. delay .. call {9day. ~ tlrti'I! 646--1519. I Trucks , 962 ·59 S1ude. good tng &: tram .. new seats, body [K":-fecl, must sell this week ! 64&-0481. '64 Ford Cabover TSO. 17' 1take, 10 whl, !!ft 111!.-.!!U tiNI~ $2600. ~UTI aft SPJ\f. '56 FORD P.tJ. ~ ton. 8 cylinder. Runa. eood· Call 64&-i622. 21 • TON US..\fC 'J'ruck. Grtat for overland. bunhn&. Xlot ttind. Str."JO Urm. 847-8403. 1970 EL CAJ\fINO Xlnl cond. $2400. • 83&-tlll • FOR sale or tr~de 1950 Ford Pick Up !ruck &. t>am))'r she'll. 962-8125 .,_.....'f. 38,000 mL $300 + Take over GROTH CHEVROLET '68 FIAT .• -· •lkk •hilt, ""· ..... 6#-84<2. radio, heater, 2 Or. VSW631. """=~"-'c.;;"""''""77 •-c ~ •-'-M $677. '63 PORSOIE S, Electric I --~ an.... DUNTON FOR """""'· cbrom• """'"· -l8:2ll Beach Blvd. D new pa.int, tires. Blaupunkt Runttniton Beacb ~7070 radio, S2300. 529-3732. B47-6M'f JO 9-3331 2240 So. Ma.J n at Warner "60 PORSCHE, with '68. 912 ANNIVERSARY •SO __ ..,.:Sa=n;":,.;:""':;;,,_.....:.-1 eng. Over $-lOOll In car. AUTOS WANTED JAGUAR Compl. m 10 .. d. I uoo. Top dollar tor clean uaed 1-----....,..---833-9254. · "'"· s.. Andy Bmwn. BAUER iUICK THEODORE! The Harbor Areas ROBINS FORD Only A"'hor;ud '60 CPE, nu trans,. clutch, pa.Int, int, chrm eng. $1895. or trade for van. $57-72611 before 2 pm.. "'60 HARBOR BLVD. JAGUAR DEALER COSTA MESA 6'2-0010 .A.lwa,ys has all eX'Ct!llent se· 1971 PORSCHE 914 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR lecUOn of both New & Used FOR TOP USED CARS Jaguars. 4 Cyl, silver. am/fm attteo, tinted gts, 5 llP(I. $3595. Pvt pty, 644-TOOO NB, U )'l)Ur ear la extra clean, ~ U• r.rst BAUER BUICK 2M E. 17th st. Coot& ...... 543-116$ TOP DOLLAR IN CASH Pald for YoUr dean used c:ar paid for or not. SANTA ANA DODGE 1401 N". Tustin 135-3691 IMPORTS WANTED Orange Countiet TOP : BUYER SILL MAXEY TOY<n'A 13881 BeACh Blvd. H. Beach. Ph. 147-ISSS \ ''Sped&llzing in Quality" BAUER · llvlck-Opol-:l09"'r _ WE Need Your Ponch.e and wiJ!J>aY IQll dollar. c.u BJJI or Oluclr 530-00.2. 234 E. 17tll St.. '88 Porsche nt, lmm.aculate Oleta Mesa 548-776.S condition. 1910 JAG. 13,IXXI ml Vl!ry --~~'""=~"'~---I 0 ... 1 Alr I cond, Am • Fm, SPRITE w1nL whll. n4: ~195 or su:mi.SP ·-R~ITE--... -. -ci.-.-n-,-R-u.,-I '66 Jae. 4.2 Md, C dr all xtras wtll, New top, Radio, w/recllnltlj' seats &: Ithr Michelin tlttt, $ 5 7 5 . uphol. Lo ml. $2100 546-0467. TI4/&4G-3017. '61 Jal\lllJ' 3.8 Ma.tk Tl Very Clean. S1095 -"""s""UN""a=-=E""'A"'M,---1 :--.,,.,,..;536-o353::;:..::;:--.,,,-c 1 '63 SUNBEAM Alpi;,; c;;;;: The "Yellow Pages'' of New dutch A drt'a. $351). cluslf'ttd ••• 642-5678 673--1369 or 642-7000 I :1 ,I '1 I ] • Slttl"day, NO'ltmber 13, 1971 ,._____ ..... _ .... ___,J§l r ·~-"' J§J I Auto1 fotS. 1§1 1 l§: I ._ ..... i:::~. ~ .... :,..:: ... :-•;97~0:/ Autot, lmportod 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autot, lmportod -------970 Autos, tmport..i '90 Auto1,. UMd ~-C-A-~-L-LA-C~-l--::::C~H~R=Ys~L~ER::-- 970 Autoo, UHCI 990 Autos, UHd VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN lllUWH TOYOTA ----------VOLKSWAGEN '&'! V\Y Squatt'back, 1!i00 1966 VW Bug 1968 VW Bug ,67 SEDAN DE Yl .. LE '68 CHRYSLER NOW! HURR1Y .1: BEAT nn:: lO'i' PR.tCE INCREASE!: FRI n WARREN'S SPORT CAR CENTER TID E. lit .St .. S.A. 547..0764 °""' dally .,,, -sw.day '611 TRIUMP.H GT-6, Radial titta, win ""'1g. 0.0. r lh. Xlnt cond. 1 owne-. Philip. """""' '&I TR-6. Good eon d , :Rl!dlblle inter.. Must see ItraS, $)(00 or C1fr. 6T.>-787J. 'S7 Triumph t.!k lll Sph1ire, map, blue. One owner. sim.IMfEf. 548-4;;14 -• '61 TRIUMPH GT6 • Xlnt cond. Custom ftatuns. s1r:i0. '94-7136 or 497-1928. \Ve'll help you sell! 642-5678 ,71 TOYOTA O>nilla Waaon. enr.. radials, blue, $79$. 5,00J milts, radio, auto "96S-30!~='~~-~~- trans. & tape d~k. T.O.P. '70 v'v Squarffaclt. 89J..3169. tires, $100. T.0 .P. *~75 • VOLK$WAGEN '70 V\V Sqbck . .Auto, r/h,.un- '69 VW Squt;back, t;U1!!'00i, der Wllrr. ZJ ,oiio mi's, $)850. &u tp. am/fm, s 1\8 o O • 647-4452. 64fi.:.2238.. • 'iO VW Squareback, auto, 1964 VW Bua. 1 ow~r. 71,00J miles, Aiake offer. Al\I /F:01. !rlr. hitch. $2100. Cail 548-0032. 644..0m '64 V\\1 5eml c::amp. Has '68 '57 V\V Van, id mtthan. 1600 f'ng. Clean. l\lany f:X- ronrl. $450. Before 5:30Pl\t. tras. $850/oUer. 67>filtS. 5-IS. 7988. J '61 V\\'. ~ d utch. new sun '66 W ' Fastback, U,000 mi's roof. r-ng nH<ls V.'Ork. Good on O\'E"rhaul, New clutch & cond. $2j(I, -l!M-2984 starttr STi'S. 96S-563Z. '64 V\V Bus 1600 reblt, crptd, '57 VW Olmpe'r bus, Xlnt in-panelled, stereo. gd t!ns. lf'ri-Or. cherry Em.fine, S510 Going in sf'rvice! $1000. or offer. 645-3496. MS-9093. '67 V\\I. GOOD condition ?-1UST sell ! .$900 or offtr. 645-13-19 days. '6-1 V\V '70 Engine ---~-~-~-vw '68 Sl!dan-xlnt cond. 1 o.,..,,f'r -$1,100. Call aftt'r 6 pn1, 67~5873. 1966 V\V Square Back $7j(I. Good t.rl'lnll car, Call aft~ 5 pm, 536--1606. Nev.· CJutch & Tires $650 492--0160 '63, NEW Enginf', brakes & TOYOTA batttry. Good cond. ?-fusl st!U $475. 842-3S96. 'f,6 V.W. BUS EXCELLENT CONDITION (714) 833-9359 SANTA ANA vw '68 """ ...... TOYOTA Vc"J good condition, $ll95. Pri. party, 64H093 Service dept. open 7:30 am I '•"°s;,-,vw""'-c,ha=s"si"•.-.,Co:::m=p1;:.,::, 'ti' 9 pm Monday thru Fri-front f'nd, trans steerin1. dayPHONE 540-2512 SLSll. """31149 '61 VW 1600 eng. Broken crsnkshaft. as is $495 or $695. 542-i316. '62 V\V Bug. Not pretty, but runs good $250. C a 11 675-8126. 1970 vw $1395. .(].'!' W. Wa.meT, Santa Ana '64 V\V Bus, reblt l!!ng. new '68 TOYOTA Crown \Vagon, ~~r;s~~~~dio, immac. $1200. ·auto., R/H. $1550 or best ~~-'=~===--~-.,,.-.., A iood w~t ad is a i'ood oHtt. Call alt 6. 644-5018. DAIL\"' Pllm tar action! investment Autos, Imported' 970 Autos, Imported 970 A utos, Imported 970 IEGJSnl NEW 1971 Fiot 124 Coupe Dernti . .A.ction- loolc styling, lOOo/. fully foe to- 'Y worronry. (Ser. 2960) U.. SVW<Oil. Now paint. Sh•rp. ""· VHB1'9 ~ NEWPORT-CUSTOM Only $895 Only $1295 4 Dr Hardtop. Full factory H~~~':'mi~~Po!:~0~!!~ ' FM stereo. vinyl fop. Priced Air. N!'"' T1!'t'!I. IVTD835l ~ pim·er throughout air AM/ ing, Power Brak@&, FaC'lory ~ ~ I 3811 $95.11 total down. S66 total 0 ~ C ~ for immediate aale. !TUF'-Current blue book $1960. So 1 • $1795 monthly, tl89l.95 is the total ' f; • . HIGHLAND MOTORS cash price including tax & "'"'p '" ~ 2145 Harbor Blvd, license. Cert'~ payment W ~.. Cost.a Mesa 645-5404 price ill $2376 including tax, '-'"67 CAD ILL AC lieense &. all canying charc- 549-3031 Ex!. ti6 or 87 549-3031 Ext. ti6 .... S7 CPE DEVILLE es for 36 mon1hs on our ap-v• prova] of your good credit. 1970 HARBOR BLVD. 1970 HARBOR BLVD. Full .PtM·er, Factory Air ANNUA.L PERCENTAGE COSTA MESA COSTA r.tESA Cond, Excellent Cond, {TVl,.. RATE 19.18"'~. '65 YW BUG '68 YW CAMPER -:;R·~~~DE MOTORS DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 847 3842 2480 Harbor Blvd., • Costa Mes11 4 s~. radio, heater. Pop top. 4 spd. dlr, fully (\\'MP4~) CAmi>e"r <ltuipped. f\YJB0661 'T~ COUPE deVUle only 1967 CHRYSLER $595 Tak Id f . la,000 ml. & :U.IMAC. cond. e o er oreirn car or Every conceiVable extra. 9 Jlllsenier station wagon. HIGHLAND MOTORS small down . Can finance. Yellow w/blk. l&ndau top & Air condilioninr, *tc. XTG- 2145 Harbor Blvd. 546-8736 or 494-6811. soi · Costa i\lesa 645-SIDI ,64 VW 1500 Notc•••"k •ed. blk. lthr. inter. Asking · •N ' $5195. 8J3--0J01 OC 8J3--0144 $1595 '68 VW AUTOMATIC Economic&!, aood cond. eves. New paint k !ires Roomier than a buf. $600. ==o7,,---=~---~ r.t11.gs front-wide ittad reu 837-5799. CADILLAC, Gold c o n v . ' ·1 d 1·be 1 I ~--------Premium cond. S 2 8 5 O. ~ a.re 1 rg ass enders '63 VW Camper. stove, D Mint condition-low mileage refrig, water. $900. Call W!'ekends only 642-2178, l.. Priv, P~2-~mng $139'5. ~1M::err~~· 673--0397 or ow~~-CAD CONVT. "'~ ,50 1970 VYf K~rman~ Ghis , •69 V\V. 4 speed. New ena:ine. Immaculate. 968-7397 .,,~,p Auto, stick shift, rad1t1. Xlnt. Body sharpr Tires & tranll CAMARO JI Best otter. Conta~t C. V. top cond. f11.50. 646-9434, Zenarosa. 13 3 -2 a O O or t<Ao ~~~1 , .. ,, 9 549-3031 Ext. fi6 or 67 646-9152. -~,_~°"•".w'°"_,·_..,.·.,......,,--oc--'6 CAMARO SS, am/fm, 1970 HARBOR BLVD. 19611 VW buil '68 VW Bus, Lo mi's, Clean, f>5/p disc. p/window, auio, COSTA MESA camper. re . t e'ng. 1 owner, $l89S or ofh!r. air, vinyl top, orig ow!11'. , w/wa.mtnly, new t 1 res, 968-llOl S2500. 546-4814 or 544-7495_ NE\Y Yor~er 63, Pl~. P/8. clutch, brakes & batte"". -~=~~-~~-~ .=~==~~---A/C, radials, low mi. Pert ., ~68 C bud I '69 CA\fARO. Take over d ~~"" o~~2"7 Tertt & luggage rack. Best ' VW amper, Y exc . cnn • ..,.,,.,. o..w-.,., . offer. 49"-76.U nl'Ms eng work, $1800. Pr pa:yments. 646-1544 after 5 ---,c=-o=M""E~T=--- ·59 V\V B 28 000 . I ,_Pl_Y __ &1_7_-4688 __ .,_•_Sl_w_k_nd_s. Pt-.1. miles, d~5;. ~Is, m~-dio~ 1967 VW Camper CAt\fARO ·10 RS :GO, air, auto * • "63 COMET, XI I . nd many ¥tras, very ~l!'an pr good condition. green. n running co · HM Porsche er!Jine. Stock pty 646-2&14. 837-7856. .....-....._70" all•" 6 P>I \VE'U cared for. Must sell! 5154. .,,..,.. """ ~· pslpb. $300 . s." ott". c.u '4>-0649. Only $1795 CHEVROLET NOT A BUGI 'r.6 CALIEN TE -Sharp, V-8, -=.._,,,,,_,,,_,.,-,,,.-.._-I auto. R&H, P/S, air. $6.)(]. Lo.,... Blue Book . 645-3359. l owner, to-p cond, $1200. CUSTOM IMPALA CONTINENTAL 1967 vw Sedan, 24,000 mile~. ~ '70 CHEVROL·ET 613-1899 oc 6T"o.2440. c ~ Hardtop eo, ..... FUU POW· . ~ KARMANN GHI Co ~ 0 er. Factory Air '/lnyt Lan-, "" A nvt. dau. Cl'11BEK) 6.iITent Btue 70 Cont Mark Ill Rebll '66 eng. New paint. ' s tires, etc. Beautilul con-A I"; Book $3055. $238.50 total Lea ther, FUU Power Equip· dition S7®_. 675-3334. ~, ' p down. $89 total monthly. ment Split Seat • Both Pow-~ $~.9? is the total cash er, Air Conditioning, •• '66 VW Sqbck. Best offer J pnce including tax &: lie-$5890 O\er lo\v book. ense. Dtferred payment Call 67:>-S0!6 ~:030~~~Rfi6Bt'°v~ price is $3738 including tax, Newport National 1971 SUPER Beath~. cash or COSTA MES.A lice~e & all carrying charg-leasing Co, T o p c u d c es for 42 months on our ap... Division ol So. Calif. · · · onsi tl· tra t". all Autos Used 990 provaJ of ""''r good credit. l!it N11ion11.J Bank 962-6031 aft 6 pm "'k days, ---·-------, •• -ANNUAL PERCENTAGE 2022 Business Center, Irvine anytime wkends. M. B. TRADES RATE 16.87%. ~ 833-8620 '71 KOi\IBI, 9.000 mi. Like 'io Cadilh1c Sedan de Ville. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ,57 CONTINENTAL fact. air IK'W. $2.19.i Radio and Ex· fully ~u ip"d, landau, air, 2480 Harbo .. Blvd., • tull /PWR. Beaut y tras. 22IJ San Remo, N.B. stereo, etc. • AJgo '69 Im-Cos1a Mesa (T"~'I 11377 6i3-1781. pala 4-dr hrdtp, ba.reain at I--~~~==~--I =""' · · · '69 VW Sqbck. air cond., auto, A:.'\f/FM, Michelin radials. Xlnt cond. $2000. 646-2566 a.It 4. '84 V\V, reblt 1600 eng., """ • ·10 """'· '"'O· '68 IMPALA DUNTON FORD PIS, $2195. Au thorized P.tBZ Dealer I lJ 523-7250 AMX 541>-7070 V -3, Air Cond, Auto Trans, 2240 So. ~ta.in at \Varner Power Steering, Power Santa Ana Brakes, new titta. ~ctUent ~ MARK Ill, like new, cond. $l095 tully equip'd, low mileage, flexible on price and terms. CORVmE CONTINENTAL _____ ., ·61. OORVrnE con\'trtiblt. _2!. MARK Ill ~lack/black, new This beautiful luxury ear s ?.hcheltns. nfig owner,VfrYl~- fully pquipped '4'ith all thl' clean. $1695. 714: 4!M-2810 luxury features you would expec!, It's ne-ar new condi· '65 CORVE'M'E HT Convut. lion will be apprecialed Body Xlnt shape, •na:. ·when you ttost drive this Net'ds v.'Ork. Sacrifice. $850. classic. 3G6TYrA ! or hest offer. 644-7928. S8Jn '65 CORVETTE. 7 tops. DUNTON FORD ... ooo "''· mn ... • •pd. 546-7070 $1700. 54R-2330 or 536-1340. 7ZID So. i'lain at Warner Santa Ana CORVAIR '66 CORVAIR. 4 Spef'tl, Conv., Big f'ngint. hke ney,', low miles. (S0C4491 . $57i. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. :'lla1n al \Varner Santa Ana '62 Spyder , Turbo C'harger, bucket seats, $275. 844 Congms St., C.:'11. 1965 CORVAIR, ~bl! enc. Au10 trans, $375 .. Good cond. 962-4347 CORVETIE COUGAR '67 COUGAR Hardtop Coupe. Aulomatic Transmission. Pov.·t r Steer- ing_ Powtr Brakes. Radio It Heatl'r. IVCD553• Current Blu" Book $1445. $55.67 total rto11'n. $6'7 total monrhly. $1366.95 is the total cash price including tax A hc- en~e. Defern'd paymtn! price is $1608 includi~ tax, license~ all carrying char&· es for 21 months on our ap- proval or your 'good credit. ANN UAL · PERCENTAGE RATE 21.28~;. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Boultvard, Costa ~lesa ~~-·-··~~-~ ~~="'o=,.~~~ '67 CORVETTE Convert., '68 COUGAR, 3 spd, 302 tn£., w/air cond. & new tires. xlnt cond. $1395. D )' • Like new. $2000. 832-9358. 64&-3&31: · Eves 675-6539. Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 TOYOTA '71 MODELS *SAVI *SAVI *SAVI Of MO DfMO '71 MK 4 DI. SEDAN '71 MK II COUPE •s.t.Vf ovra •1.t.Vl ovn $45000 todio, "-"Y tl11ty •~cl•nMf, ' .,....i, ,_ .c1,. ·--· [Ser . .to216563) DEMO '71 CORONA ll DOOR $2179 4 ope1d, redio, hll<l"IY duty u...ren.,.l,.doo• •di• 9110rd1 CS-. #064Jl) WE HAVE 39 • '71 MODEU NEW & DEMOS TO CHOOSE FROM AU OUI NfW & UllD TO'l'OTAS AVAILA&U wrrM NO DOWN PAYMENT ON "''IO\IED CtEDIT BILL 1'1AXEY TOYOTA 11111 llACH BLVD,,. HUNTINGTON llACH 714/847-1555 chrome Porsche wheels,l·.------.---.- New lemon yellow paint & 69 390 4 sp, fac a.If, lthr. int, black inti!'!'., 5795, 968-3049 am-fm, mags, new tires. Best our.must sell. 54&-2173. '64 K. GHIA, like ntwt---~==~-- Will consider trade Phont 546_1600 before 5 p.m. 646.2698 or 5574.)olQ 9 M, '6-1 CHEVY r.talibu: Autol;A.;;u;;.!~o.;;••:.N...:.•.w. ____ 9_80 __ A_u_to_•;.•_N_•_w ____ 9_80_A_u_to_•_,_N_•_w _____ -_ 1 REGISTU NEW 1971 Fiot 128 llodio & heoter, A .speed, front Wheel drive, comp. exhoust. # 567230. $18902~ PRICE Fio; 12.4 Fomily Wogon. Comfort Pt US your family wilt love it, (51$2). Hoolo• & '9'oo 236 FUil . · PIKE Announclni ON ALL througlxlu t, 1 meticulous BUICK owne'I". P~. pty. $97 5, -----~---968-4793 wkrly eves. '65 BUTCJ< GS V-8, Au1o. Trans., Power Steer I ng, '68 VOLKSWAGEN, x Int radio, heater. (NRA995J . cond, Io mi. '59 V\\',runs 1477. groal. M•k• oU'C, m"'t DUNTON FORD sell! 557-liOS. 546-7070 V\V Campt'r Van '63. Ex; cellent cond . $1275. Private ZZ40 So. ~la in at \Yarnu Party. 531-7:294. Santa Ana '61 V\V New engine &: trans. '70 BUICK Electra 7 2 5 Braku and battery. custom. 23,000 actual mi. 546-1452. Full Jl(l\\'er. A~t/fl\t stert!<I + Air. Sho\\TOOm cond. '64 V\V Bus 1600 reblf, ci:sitd, 642-1081. panl'tled. stereo. 1d tires. , . . . . Going in service! $900. 69 Buick R1V1era, full pov.er. 846-9093. lac air, am-Im ra~io, stnto -~==~~---1 beonch. landau Wlyl top. 19'3 VW Camper $2675 or besl oUer. 548-1578 $995. 67J.4868 alt S pm. CADILLAC '67 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE Full Po"'er, Factory_ A I r . fZ\VD588J Curttnl blue book $7570. Sll6.74 to1a1 down: $83 total monthly. $2416.9.i is the totat cash price including tax & license. Derel'Ted pay- ment price is SZ!S8 including IA..'C, liCf:n.~ & all CArrylng charges for 36 months on our approval of )'OUr i(IOlt cn!dit. ANNUAL PERCENT· AGE RATE 17.86~. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd., COll!a MeM ,.._ LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN 1972 TOYOTAS!! ORANGE COUNTY SALES·LEASINq AtrrHORIZED • ALL MODELS • ALL COLORS CLEARANCE PRICES ' • ltH HARIOR llVD. I COSTA MESA 540.9461 -SERVICE· Nabers Cadillac: 2600 HARBOR BL.. COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open ~ay "68 S.O.V. Load!<!. Good cond. lST. S7.600. Prl Pt)'. 644-8600 days, 6 7 s-11 3 4 Evf:s, '61 CADILLAC S.O.V. $.'OI. hnn. Full pov."er. ~5-Mt2 A/t,.r 4. P.?.t. 1969 CAD Coupe de Vllle, lo milts, rood (Ont'!. S4.%IO. • 4.!H--0076 'fi6 CAD CdV, au Xh'U.. Xlnt cond. Private paty, $1900. E\'ft A/I. 6, 837-2730. CADILLAC 196.'i Conv. 1 owner. lo ml. Loadtl1. Muitl aee to appl'l"C. Like new! 842.\993. CADILLAC ·n CdV, mAIZP, saddle lthr Int. Pt!L..Rrt)'. ~TU. 573.-4698 alt pm. • Trans .. Radio, Heater, 4 Dr. fVSW846J . $477. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. l\lain at Warnl!'r' Santa Ana * '71 CHEVY't * ThfPALAS e OfEVELLES CAMARO'S HERTZ CORP. 271 W. Ka1ella, Anaheim (7141 778-4050 CHEVY IMPALA. 1969 , BURGUNDY, AIR CONO., AUTO, FULL P0\\1ER. LO ?.fl'S. l\1ANY X TR AS . XLNT COND. $7175. PVT. PTY. 675-1320. '66 l\.1ALIBU, lt11'.lallic blue "'/black int. Great cond. Gd. brakes. $650. Call after 8 pm Ask for Mark. 646-2331. '57 BEL Air coupe, V-8. Auto. trans. AIM> '64 Impala SS COUP!' v.·/air . Both good cond. 1777 Santa Ana Ave., No. 113, C.f\1 '70 8 PASS. Sta. Wag. ]"act. air. auto. p / s . Nu brE>s/brks. Imm21c cond. Lo mi's. r.1ust sell. r.lake offer. (714) 842-3044. '63 crlEVY Impala 6 cyl. auto, aood lz clean cond. Must sell. $575. 557-5255 afl 6. * '55 CHEVY, 2 Dr., t"o ll bs.r. bucket seats, sway bars. CA.II 531-4805 alt 6 p.m. CLASSIC '57 Chev. 4. dr , 2 riu tires &: battery. Good trans. $245. ·MS-3191 '66 Caprice, white '11/blk vinyl top, auto trans, air, pb/ps, $900. 673-5857 '70 EL CAMINO 396, SS. ioW miles excellenl condition. Evening11: 496-6754 '6.1 CHEVY Impala SS Cpe, Pl~. PIB. xtras, orif . own. $350. 968-i973. '67 CAi\fARO S.S., PIS, Auto, Air, n095 .. * * 548-7734 .. * 'fi6 Chevtlle ?.falibu, V-8, auto, pis, rib. bkt sat.I, "''hil1>-blue inter. S 7 50 . :;.tS-543S. 'TI CHEVY VAN 3<XXI ml, ExtrN - $n'.K>. 49'2-48M '61 IMPALA Conv. $175. or bf•t OUf'r. M5-t\'\7 CHRYSLER '10 NEWPORT 4 Dr. vinyl top, facl. arr. Xlnt. Musi u crilict tor lmrntd. salt. 17$4096, EXAMPLE: NEW 1972 GREMLIN $195 $59°1 NEW 1971 MATADOR $195 totol dn. pymf. $59.01 total mo. pymt. incl. ftix, license & allfinanc• chorges I)() oppr. er.di! for '8 mM. O• ftrred pymf. price S28J7. Cosh price is S227 7. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE $86040 DISCOUNT #1'6'67 7% EXCISE TAX lfFUND Will IE PAID NOW -WEllEND SP'ECIA .. '69 AMERICAN ) door, lllW' mun, ••· eond l• !loll. (SU Dllt $795 '68 DODGE Ce"°"~ I~. ,\Ir, Pow.r S!wr-rno. ~wer br1~H. 1utilm•!le '''"', vl"yl rllOlll. «UC.A. ~Ul $1495 '69 CHEV. CIMPllYAN '°"-. M ~ ..,iprn.nt. l'oct. vir COl!d .. autll. '"'""lib MW.664UW $3495 ') , ' STA. WAC. f1 Dll!P<M t .. icwl speciol. JSl921 $395 Take Your Choice $49 ON, $49 MO. ''' CHIV. IMPALA • Dr., \/fl, 1lr, pciwirr •I- Int. (SltV •Ill '66 DAJT G-T 1 Of, Htrclle(I, e lr, PO- l!Hi'l!lf, YklYI tofl, bu(ket 1e111. !lGS !Jtl '66 AMIASSADOJ I Or. H11cttop, VI. 1lr, iwt. PTllllc tr1n1., .,,._ slffl'lnf, IWDI. Ad} Mt tal1I CIDMI, lit foll! Pff ,......,, lndudel 111 lo l ie. .. 111 1 .... ICt Cl'lll'9ff• O" ••O"ll Ill c.re1111. Por I• ,....!flt. C1lh 11(1(1 ntl.t ). Dtftrrld .,._, Wk t '1DJ, Afr, mJ1. 15.99% Str. #'118496 v.a. 01110. lrons... factory eir tOfi<litioning, pow•r U11tiftt, pow•r brok15, rod io, hHllt, wtittl COvtrl. 259959 $)695 '70 LOTUS IUllOl"A ; 1Pftd, JICIM!r w1rmw1, AM/ FM rldla, llutket 11111, lie. (CYT 1111 '3199 '66 Amba ssador ... 2door~vir<fll'ld.An, trerti .• 11ewtr Jltltw pewtr ............ $795 .. I • Saturtfay, NOYfmb" 1', !~! DAIL V l'ltOT f -·-, 1§1 ~I ~'""_''"_"'·~1§1 ._I _.,,_ .. ,,,_ ... _]~ [ ' '"'"'"'"' E 1§1 . I ."' .. ~'... 1§11 -....... l§J~I _-_•_s.__,l§J 1 ~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;~~1 ---I~ l~--"'_ ... _I~ I Aulol, -UIOd 990 Autot, U..o 990 Autot. U..o 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UMO 990 Autos, UMCl 990 Autot. UOld 990 Autos, UHd 990Aulol0 UIOCI 9IO I _ _.. ______ _ DODGE DODGE -· .... '64 DODGE Potara. 2 Dr. '64 DODGE ._H~·~rorto~p.='-'B~'··~·~~'~"'~·~'·i---· -,-,<prCd. Red t. ih a r p. tGNYlOSI. $477. DUNTON FORD 544-7070 2240 So. Ma in al Warner - Santa Ana '67 DODGE DART 2-DR, 6- cyl. A·T, R/H, vinyJ top, 74,000 mi. asking $800. 67j....33.18 eve~. '65 DODGE Dart, V-8, air cond. New eng. Xlnt cond. S55(1. 675-2176. 33D SEDAN Buckel Seats, nt'W paint, all 11ew lirl's, push button auto- matic, V-8, Power Steeri!IE, Power Brake5, $430 or best offer 646-2698 or 557-4540 '67 XP-29 Charger, p/s, p/b, p/w, a/c. Oul.11t a nding rond. Best ofter takt>s. 540-7899, '65 DART, air eond., auto. 1~966=-~ooo:io=G=E~<~doo~--.~ transm. Ne\11 tires, 1 owner. r. air, auto trans, P/S, good cond. Gd. cond. $575. 644-5998. $600. 499-1423_ '64 DODGE Dart i door gedan. Automa.tic 1ransmission, e:oo!l 1ransportation. RTU20;J. $277. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. Main a! \Varner Sanla Ana '68 Dodge Van. V8, auto., ntw tires, new paint. 962-6761 FALCON '65 FALCON cpe. V8, stick shi!!, radio1 ·htattr, NGC 396. $377. . VACANCIEs cost mqney! Rent your house, apt,, store bldg., ete. thru a Daily Pilot· - Classified ad. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 SO: Main' at l!;'arncr Santa Ana -----·--FORD MERCURY FORD FORD '65 COUNTRY Sq"'"' Wagao '69 FORD CUSTOM '71 T . 500 C 1'69 Mercury Merqul1 V...S,-Auto. Tram;, Power-4 Door Sedan. Auto1T1atic 0r~!!O --pe Brougham • D. steering (NHE9lll. $577. transmission, Power Srt>er-Air Cotlditionlns, RadiQ, Super aean DUNTON FORD ing. j261BELi •Cun-ent Blue Heater, Vinyl Roof, Auco Sparkling royal maroon with Book $1660. $39 101111 do\\•n. Trart5, matching in!erior: & black 5 .. 7070 S.53 total monthly. Sl03I.g5 i$ $2790 landau roof. Auto.t,rana, ra· 2240 So. Main al Warner the tolal cash price includ-Newpor t N.ttienil dio, heater, factory a Ir Santa Ana Ing tax & licenH~. Deferrf'd L • c cond., p1vr rctt'f'r, pw. brk!, . ....., ••tu:_-o. ·~ ... -.. twt f 8 STEERING WHEEi.,.. 1967 paymertt price is $1172 in· Dlvision' o! So. Calif. JIO'V Wh"""""s. n com !>rt Ford Galax.le alt1ched. f'ac-eluding tax. licenst Ir all lst .National Bank lounge lieatt and more. &:e t · · · c·-···g c'·-•• for 24 and drive this a.uractiv-e car ory air, aulomahc traru;, ~·J" , .... ., 2022 BusiMss Center Irvine 390 engine_ recently tuned. months on our approval <Jf ll3-U20 · today. 5017•1. Clearance u<M•r _,.,,i credit. ANNUAL priced $2675. Johnson & Son. Very good condition, $789. JV~ """"' 1970 F d G I -~ H "-Bl d ~-PERCENTAGE RATE or a ax1e "'""' aruur v ., ... u:.ta 644-7201 eves. =~~-~=--=~ 1 Z!.84%. 500 2 o. !-i:r. Mesa. 540..0030. LOW Down, little as SlOO, DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Immaculate . Sporty. Attr11c-1969 Mercury $81. mo pymts. '69 Galaxie, ~80 Harllor Blvd., tive light ivy ycllow with Meraud•r X100 2 dr HT, alt, Xln!. $2350. Costa Mesa gold interior, dark brown 2 D. H.T. pri. ply. 968-5650, 96Z4133. 1969 Ford LTD J~ndau roof. Auto temp., ra· The Sportiest '71 Ford Torim GT, 9,000 mi. Coupe d10, heat.er, fJOWer 1teer., i.igh! ivy yellow with dack A/C. Lt grn, perf cond. Style Leader. Sharp. fact<Jry air cond. Hurry on il·v bucket seats & console. $29.)(l. 644-6440 dys, 645.1666 C 1 A 1. h'J .1h d k this onf'. 39~UH. Clearance Ti°l1 sir whl auto trans oo reic "' 1e 1v1 ar · d~7-J h •So · " ., f'Ves. bl . . & I d f price •-:l. o nson o: n, pwr •Ir pow brks !act ue1nter1or anauroo . ..,......, H ._Bid C 't " ·. .. d' h 1 .w£1> aruur v ·• os a air. Like new appearance '63 FORD 500 ·Galaxy, 2-dr hrdtp. 3-s'pd Titanual .. Good ··transportation. $~. or best otre'l". :H!J....0918 alt 6 pm. '61 FORD FAIRLANE $100 * * * 54t-465.'; The fastest draw ln the West ••. a Daily P ilot aasailied Ad. 642-5678 aulo trans., ra io,.. ea er. , Mesa, 54()..5630. · factory air conQ ., pow strg, 1hroughout. See & dr ive. 209- pow brks pow windows & '69 GALAXIE 500. VS, auto. AUi. Celar11nce priced S267S. much mo;e. A'SL180. aear· trans., factory air, light Johnson &: Son. 2626 Harbor ance priced $2175. Johnson & blue with . malchinz int. Bll'd., Costa ?.lcsa. 540·5630. Son. 2626 Harbor Blvd., <ZRG.~721 $1377, 1971 MERCURY Co.ta M.,., 54-0-5630. DUNTON FORD STATION WAGONS '69 GALAX!E • door 546-7070 HERTZ CORP. hardtop. VB, auto. trans., 2240 So. r..iain a.t Warner 2'll w. Katella, Anaheim factory air. (YZ H696 ), Santa Ana {714) 778-4050 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 pm. 0 D -:*'i:'•7n1IF'ioiiR'nDi<s-;;*~-1--=:c__:_==~-I DUNTON F R GALAXIES . MusrANGs ·-,,-~M_u_sT,...A_,N_G.,,....._ - DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF THE 1972 CADILLACS We have one of the Finest Selections of Quality Cadillac .Trade-Ins to Choose From 1971 SID DI Villi 1971 EL DORADO 1971 CPI. DI Villi f•dff'I' •-4lt1-bi1. !.qul•i•• kcf ............ 7100 .. 11 ••• ""'""' ..................... ,.,. t.ll Oly01pl< I••••• ..-11~ wloyl lop & .. , .... lull 1 .... ~ ... lftl•••··· full l•o, ell 1Mlltot l hr-lrt l•1or1•r. -·· .11 1 ... ~ .. 1 ....... , ••• , ... ... ~ ••••• 1 « .. ,.,, ...... !ill ' lull P""· Mulproool, AM./PM redlo, '°'"'" lo<kr. 1ill l i.IAKool< ,,..,, .. , .... ,.:i, ............ 1 ... ~ •• li1h! -•bo'!L•~~•"-•'""' lroo__li: f~~ ! 1..-wil~ ... ! ell.de[•,. ••tJ ... o••li•ol. Mou ... 'l' '"" & oh•w· •••. "'"'! lie -· ' ,,, ..... '""' 5M •• •PP••<lo!o. {S.r, $67•1 ·~· hOlh . ••• .. 11 •• , •• (hr . 10'7) ..... ,;.,. ·~·· , ............. 1 .... IS.•. #411)! • $6333 • IALI PllCID • $7777. .- 1970 CPI. DI VILLI 1970 SID. DI Villi 1969 n DOIAOO ·~-... ....... , •i•y! •••• full fact. a ir ••""" Po<IMd 100, fvl! ·~"" .,, • ..... 111 ... 1 .... '"ti pwt1, !ill l t.1&1<opic ''"''·· ••••••. ...... , .11 1 ...... , '"""· ""''" •••. .. -. "'"d t••· ell '•'h"' 1 •. dr, lod:1, llt ht ••••i•ol, Mooy 01h11 tro!, ''°'"• li1h• ... 11 •• 1, tl!I ' ....... ...... , tilt • lolo1to,,l1 dolu u 1t1re1, S.. & dri._ l•••Y to tolo1<01l< ,. .. ,., ,..,1 •••'l' ifo!u•• "oorl•t. 4o•< lo<~•. 11<., ot<. lull1 opp,..ioto. 1961,.S\I ••••• l ., .. ,..l••elly •i ... !ZHI· IYNW4ll) 2•11 • $4666 • • $4666 e • $4222 • 546-7070 TOr.INOS "-22·ID So. ~111.in at Warner HERTZ CORP. '65 Mustang, 6 cyl, r/h, ne w Santa Ana paint, yellO\\', new brakes, good co_nd. $725. 847--0575 '67 COLONY PARK WAGON 9 Pa.c;s, Air Cone!, Tilt Whte!, Power Seats, Power Steer- ing, Rack, Excellent in every way. $1350 'viii consider trade 640.269& <Jr 557-4540 '68 FORD Galaxie 500. 2 door, VB, auto. trans., fae· tory air. (XJW504l. $1077, DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. J\1ain at Warner Santa Ana 221 W. Katclla, Anaheim (714) 77M050 '6.:j Mustang, 6 cyl. Auto & --"'-'-"-"C'c:=-'---P/S. Orig-ownl'r, Good GREMLIN '''"'· 1650. "'-"" . '66 !11ustang 2+2 fastback. '70 Greml,if 289 l'l'lg., 4 bllITE"I, auto, Ar.1 I Ft.! Radio, Chrome P IS, RIH, $895. 675.0478 Wheels, Low miles. (491· ~UST ANG '68 like nl"w, V--.8, CCI<). air, au!o, xtras, lo ml. Pr $1695 prty. 837-7856 646-2644, Wa.rdS.Lee American Motors n 547-5826 1234 S. ?.111in SL · Santa Ana '68 Mustang GT, 2+2, air, auro, many xtras. Xln't. S\625. 962--0884 . '69 h1ACH t. 390. 4 sp, pis, p/b. $1,9CX}. Pvt. p t y. 494--9912. '67 MUSTANG Fastback. Xl n't cond. V-8 slick. $985 . 540-62jJ. JAVELIN Like lo trade? Our Trader's ----------1 Paradise column is for you! 169 Ja~eiin 5 l!nes, 5 days for 5 bucks . ALL NEW NEW 1971 CAPRICE 191 l'S & Demonstrators $1003 21 DISCOUllT DISCOUNTED TO SELL NOW! '65 CHEV. eel Air, 1!r conr:t .• v.a, •ulo. t••••-• pow• r •Ito•.. r1dlo, healer, (HO'!" 3.s1) '68 CAPRICE Couot, VI, f.!c!f.lry tlr co"" , 11110. lrtn1 .. pew. tr 1!e1r., PO~• b••k••· vln~I !O?. r1cllo, 111111r. (VHF H2l SA.Lil ll'RJCE '139& '67 MUSTANG Air cc,,.,_, tut&. trtnt., V·f, J>O~r steer., POwtr l)r•kt$. racllo, healer. (VRZ oni. SI.LE PRICll s1095 PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE Th111 cors torry bo la nte of S Yeor. 50,000 M~• Warronty. ~ '70 CHEY, MALl~U v.a. •uto. ''""" pwr, 1!ttr.. pwr, b••ll.n. l1nd1u top, •1nv wt\ttlt. cu1- e E01 '70 CHIV. NOYA '70 CHEY. NOYA v.1, 1n-olnt. 1ut• 1Yi.tlc lr1n1mlsslon, POWI• 1H;erlng, ••· dlo, httler. (llJ. ASMI '70 NOYA COUPf Sport Courit. v.a, AUIO, trt n• .. POw•r tiff•., Feet. 11r. !6!• A811J v.1. 11110. tr•ns .. POwet steer .. r1cllo, ------I ht1!er. CiH ABOI '69 CHEY. MALllU (OUPt, V.a, •UM. l••ns., POwtr &lff•- lng, rtdlo, ht1ter, (XOK 5951 '70 CAPRICE Full p ewe r, 1lr tond., r1cllo, hM1tr. !21f AFVI '69 CAMARO Air cof\d.. v... 11119. l••f!t., POwtr •1t1r, ... dlo, ll~ffr. IYSS UJ) s22&0 '67 CHEV C1b" Ch•ss !t. t •rited •~lo, ' ~~ 1r1nun1u1on. cv1n1s1 S1&9S '64 Ch•v•ll• SS 2 TON v .. , 1ulo, Irons., PO• er S!Hr., buck-' JHls, rMkt, 11Nl1r. (HCL 6.1') '699 Read Daily Pilot Classified • • " ' ' I ' I ' I ' ' '69 LTD \Vagon. 10 pass., 429 HP. P ower, AM/FM stereo, air, mint. cond. $2600. 675-6161. Sacrifice equity! 1970 Ford Wagon, Cntry sed., ps/pb, air, lug. rack. Eves/wknds. 892--0143. Auto Trans. Ste to appreci-Autos, Us•d 990 Autos, Us.a 9tOAuto1, UMd 990Autos, Used 990 I Your choJce of 1969 SID. DI Villi 1911 CPL DI VILLI fed.· •Ir ...,1,, poddid lop, hit ~E.I Qoradps~ 24,000 ... 11 ••• ,., ...... eit , •••.• -'•II ,.. .. .,.,.:.)'I to!i, <luol .... r.11 i.l'lhw lrltor., ell pwr. ••''""AM/ •Broughams -"· luo~rl••• clolh & I•••~•• I•· 'M ttHli o, """"'••ho• 0>lroo. Hore • Sed. DeVllles ........ ....... tilt • .. i.. .. ,ic lo oe •• .. Pll•••I ...,1.,. iu1t ••iii..., • Cpe. DeVllles ..... 1.,, -lodn , Abool••l1 hf • lv•kr ........ rzvo 2u1 • Conv•rtlilles ... vtlful l•tiH & ou1. !ZVN•lt~ • $2777. • S•dans SALi l'lltCID - 1.t61 SID. DI Villi 1967 CH. DI VIUI 196S llD. DI Villi 'eel. •I• roncl., po4de<I top, full f•d . olr o ... d., t.11 P""" pffdN Pedwy .1, ronclltl..,I••· .. ovll- loo1h•• l•'-•ior, t ll "'"""''· '"' 1.,., AM/PM, l>oeul>f•l loolh•r I•· f\ol !"'"'"' whil• wilh ~It(~ & w-ilO <IOlh I loo!ho• i•IO•lor, '"" l1<k1, AM·''"· 1111 i i.101,.,1, '"·• ,.,t.,, 1111 & 101., .. ,1< 1!••• .. -'•· ,._,, ......... •Odio, o•<. """ 111., f l<. !XYf160! ..... , .. p11 .. .i •• 1 •• 1 flltA~Q n ,ooo <••oh.111 drrtr.• .. 1101. tT'11010) • $2555 • • $2111 • e $1777. • SELECT TRADE-INS • 1t67 IUICIC· 1t 67 MIRCUIT 196' CHIVIOUT ..,,...,.... 2 ~ •• i... ...... , ........ c..i_,. '"·lo,........._.. "~ 2 W. M.l .... 011ly 31,000 1-1 .,\lot, loct. olr <O•d,. '•<I. elt """'" NII .,....,, •I••• 21,DOO ••• u .. , .... ~ ........ •l•rl ,....,.., "''· JW!'. ,1 ..... -· .i~)'I '"· 1.u .1,..,1 Joler., IM<IM -· ott<ot., ,-.r. "'•...,, •l"rt ,.,, l>r•i..o, eolO, lreo1., rodl•, )io;otor, ..-11h ...... ' '-· 1 ..... 1-1 .. 11 •• " .. ,1""• ••'-· ....... redl•, .,.., tire• ' lruoly o .. .,..,. 1>Ulf" •••.'S.."' "110,.oloi.. (TXVI II) hffllr, WOW 11-& ollll thowr""' {TYY2UI 1 ... ~. U~lfJI 1969 CHRTSLR 1t70 OLDIMOllLI 1t7D IUICK Cult-New.,.",• .... .,"""'"'' L••..,. ... M wllh .1.y1 •••• ,., ...... li•loni (~ fo<••rt oi• feet, elr ....... , lull '"'·· •l•JI 100, !o..,lfl' lo•u io•, kr,101y eit, lull ...... t.11 "w"" •l•Y' too. v!•yl 1.,.,;.., IUl<ltJ lni..., "'""' d•· "'°""'• <<'•I,. <0Mrol, •-l1<k1, •••••• .. oi •• lilt whool, AM·PM 1 ........ ' '-" loco! <e1relv!ly !ill ' lolt1<o~I< 1100fi•t . I•..-, •· 11t,.• ,,,.11101•" '"" wh .. 11, M111 '""°" .,11.,, (!DY741J Iv,. olte' Moclo & ••IY IS,000 MllM. •••'I' ., •• ' ....... ""· ... f!7tlSY) Mllff ... (!WHlllJ Sale-ieasing-Author/%ed Service NABERS CADILLAC Authorized Factory Dealer 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Call 540-9100 :open Evenings & Sunday '59 FORD Galaxie. 4 door, runs good. VS , a utomatic trans. radio, heater; JGK 968. $177. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 22oJ(l So. Main at Warntr Santa Ana '68 F AIRl..ANE Wagon, 9- pass, 390 V-8, P/S, P!B, Air, Rack, Hitch. new Gia~~ fjres. Super cle'an. $1400. Come Sf'e H! 348--4740. '66 COUNTRY SQUIRE Full power. Xlnt condition ti75-3331 Ask for Phil '67 FORD Ranch Wagon. V-3 Auto. Trans., Air Cond., . Power Stee'l'ing, (XXP272). $1177. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. t.1ain al Warner San!ll. Ana '66 Ford Ranchero, pb, air, V-8. ovrld ~prgs, xln1 cond. Sl33C. 644-4700 '71 COUNTRY Squirt LTD sla. wgn. Like nu, lo miles. Pri pty. $359;). 64l-G585. '67 FORD Galaxie V-8, Aulo, •rr11.m., Factory Air Cond., Power Steering, Sh a r p . (iIT802). $777. DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So. Main ii! \\1arner Santa Ana '71 COUNTRY Squire LTD Sta. \Vgn. Loaded. 4000 mi. Pri. pty. $4300. 645--1395. Autos, Imported · 970 ate. CXCS4421 !---------------"'-------·---'--------~ $1995 Wa.rdS.Lee Americ8n Mo111rs n 547-5826 1234 &i. Main St. Santa Ana JEEP '67 JEEP 4 whetl drive. Ui11·, low mill'age, ITYT438l.' S1677.1 DUNTON FORD 546-7070 2240 So) Main at .warner LSanta Ana MAVERICK '70 ?.1AVERICK 2 Or. Stick Shifl., heater (066ASL). $1377. DUNTON FOJlD 544-7070 22"10 So. J\fain at Warner Santa Ana 70 MAVERICK 2 Door. dlr. Dix coupP. Un· der 12.000 mi. Owned by Ii!· t.le old banker. Taki:' small down or finance. (.326BEN) 494-681 l aft 11 a m !>4£·8736. '70 MAVERICK $1800 675-5502 MERCURY J970 MONTEGO MX, 2 Dr. Hrritp. 3.'il, V-8. rac. air, p/disc brks, bucket seRI~. au10 trans.. radjo, Xl"nt cond. $2275. 96S-1688. These Prices Will Knock You Off Your Rocker! Here are savings the likes of which you've never seen before! We couldn't get these prices any lower if we pounded them into the ground with a sledge hammer! Come on in and grab the car of your choice because at these prices, they won't last long! EXAMPLES: KELLY 11.UE IOOK '68 '68 '69 '70 '70 CHEVY M1U~u. 2 Or. H1rdle1t. V•, A~l1. Trlnt .. II'.$ .. l:•H, WIJ/W, , T, 0110, Wltttl Co¥1r1, l Y11r W1rr1nly, (UJG Ot) MERCURY P1rlcl•111. •or. H.T., VI, Aull., ''"· Air, 111111 P1w1r; R&H, I Vlnyl I.of. T. G!111, 1 Yr. W1rr•nly. IVHA UJI LINCOLN l'•rdOr. 1 Y11r W1rrent1, Feel, Alr. l'uJI J>ow1r, Jt&H, T. , • GllH, l t1llttt lnl1rler. (REN 11') FORD G1loxl1 Jet. 1 Dr. H1n11e,, VI, Aull. Tr1n1., P.1., l&H, W/SfW, I T, GllH, Wltttl COYfr1, (WWY JJ7) MERCURY Mtnld•I•. 1 Dr, H.T .. VI. Ault., 1'1ct. Air, P.S .. "·'· llH, I W/l/W, T. 0110. 1 Yr. W1rJ1n1r. IXDC J21) FALCON s1111 .. 1 Wtton. VI, ........ '''"'·· ... s ........ IUUt, W/J/W. , l . Olin, Whit! CtYlr1, I Yr. W1.r1n1y. IHt llDI TOYOTA Ct,.ne M•rk u, s11111n W1gen, Aull. Tr1n1., l:&H, Tlftltll I GllU, 1 Owner -\.lkl Htwl (Ill A$1') MERCURY Monltt0 MX. a Dr. M.T., VI, A~ll., l'•ct. Al•, P.S., 11:6M, I Vlnyl Roof, T. Olin, Ftd. W1rr1nly. 11f2 A.Ell '68 LINCOLN Ft~tr. I Ytlr W1rr1nly, Ftct. Air, l'uU Ptwer, R&H, Vlnvl 1 ltotf, T. Giit" (!OS US) '69 MERCURY Mlntlll•. 2 Dr. H.T., VI, Au ... l'td. Air. Full P1w11', lltrlt, I Vinyl Rief, T, Gl1u. fil(f. W1rr1nr1. (YIN IUJ FORD LTO. 2 or. H1nlttp, VI, A11i., Tr•nt., l'ICI, Air, 11'.s., P.I ., l.&H, I W/S/'W, VI"'' ..... T. oie ...... ti. W1rrtnly. uu AOGJ COUGAR 1 Dr. Htrd .. ,, v•, Avto. Tr•n•., Pkt, Air, ,.s .. ,,,., 1.&.H, I W/S/W, Vlllyt Tip, T, Olttl, CUl COTJ LINCOLN ClvH -1 Yr. Wtrrtnly, ''''· Air, '"" PIWtr, lt6H, Vinyl I lltwf, T, Gl111, LNlhtr Int. IJ:lt• IUI $1325 j $1143 $1390 I $1173 $1505 1 $1299 $1505 I $1299 $16901 $1428 $1770 I $1499 $2400 I $2125 $2640 I $2293 $2855 I '$2487 $2865 I $2516 $3215 I $2954 $3635 I $3219 $4010 I $3552 CLEANERS THE '72 MODELS ARE HERE! MERCURY Mtntult ar.\!9h•m. ( Dr. H.T., VI, Aulf., '•ti. Air, l'ull I ,. .. ,. Sltr .. , Vltlyl I.Ml, T. oi. ... TWiii Ctmlttl $t1n. 1 yr, W1,,1nty, 1 ... 1 AG•I MERCURY Ct ltnr Ptrll:. 11 P1ttMftr W11on, VI, Ault. l'•ct. Air, l'ull I Ptwer, stet .. , Orlvtn Only n,ooo M!!tt, l'td , Wirr1n11. !tf1 ADXJ $3860 I $3559 $4500 1 $3999 ·-, .. ,,. OYER 150 NIW • USID ¥W'1 TO CHOOSE FlOM-ALL IODY STYLIS • COLORS OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY '70 LINCOLN Ctlt!N• Ptd, w1rr1n1y, """ ,.1w1r, '•d , Air. lter .. , T. Gi.u, I Till W11t1I, S"'M (MINI, l•1l~tr lnl•rltr. (Ht (001 '69 MARK Ill 1 0Wn1r, 1 Yr. W1itlrilY:-l"l~·U..--"fl Ptwtr. Slti"M I Vlflyl lllffl, T. Olt ts, lNlhtr Int,, S,.... CtnMI, Tiii Wh .. I, (116 AQIC) '70 MARK $50821 $4558 $5805 I $4995 $73501 $6990 .. I / Salurdar, No~trnhtr t,, 1'11 990Autos, Uted 990 I~ .__I -._ .. _ ... __,!~ •Auto. for s.i. ]~I.__ A_ .... "'_-_I~ L---1 _"''"_"'"'10___,. l§l ._I ..... _ .. _ ... __.JI.~ I . Ao........ .1~ I __ ... , OVERSTOCK SALE 990 Autos, UMd 990 Auto1, UMd '90 Autos, Uood 990 Auto1, UMd '90 Autos, U11d 990 9'0 Auto1, Used '81 YW ~ <•~ ...... Ollt. ,.......,.. $1295 MUSTANG OJ,DSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE -·PLYMOUTH ..;,..;...;.:P..;.O,.;.;N.;:.Tl_A_C........;. PONTIAC PONTIAC '10 EL CAMINO 1::;.::~ ... $2695 'TO MUSTANG FaatbacLV8. AIT. fact • .-Ir, PIS, P/B. loaded. (334Vll\t). $2ST7. '69 Olds o91ta 11 ·~ BARRACUDA, rebuilt 167 PONTIAC 169 FIRE BIRO '70 Firebi.rd Sprit. ~ '69 O'·DSMOBILE ROY'' Full pow•r YCR98S 273, auto, nu paint, "'ide . ~ -~ ,.,,,., ,~·:'::°~'t~~~~~:!6'~'!:':...' ONNEVILLE llardtop-,Coupc._ -.Automatic. ll:ll'lt. _cust vicyl, P wt = '10 IMPALA T-:· '"' .... '10 LTD 4 DOOR !:~ ... $2995 $2695 DUNTON FORD 546-7070 . 2Z4-0 So. l\Ia!n at Warner Santa Ana SUPREME CUTLASS ~$2•99_ . r,map-$700:-'68-65&!. Transmission, Po1ver s1ee1·. everythin&, \\'ire 'vhl1. Hardtop Coupt. Automalic. PONTIAC l.fariltop Coupe. Po"·er & ing, Radlo & 1'1eater. (YPP· 673·-lll-1 e\'e$. Pa\i·er i:;reering, p 0 v.· er Factory Air. CVCl<614) Cur-0691 Current blu• ... , o68=C7.,-.7''°"''°"-,"'° Bl •-"· ~-o 62 " uuu ' Le ~tans 2 Dr. hrdtp. Xlnt Braktll, .Factory Air Condi· '68 PONTIAC GTO rent -ue ~167 .,.:>i · $j.j. S2'26J. $197.9U total do\\'n, $10 cm'ld. t.1ust sell thi.s week. tloning. (ZVD147) Current CONVERTIBLE total n, tolal monlh· 1otaJ monthly. S210J.9j i• t•- 0 ·~ Old CuU I 11366 "" · t•· t-•-• h ""' \Veekdays aft :;, all day Sat. blue book $l500. $220.64 total TW ,l.;JVO s ass, 2 Dr. Radio & Jleater. Automatic Y· ·ON u; '"" ..,..... cas total ca!!h price including '10 LTD ·.~;:.'"' .... " -" $2495 '.70 MERO. WAG. ::.:or. •. ••. $2695 '70 FORD WAG. :-:;.•~" .... $3495 '70 BUICK RIVIERA .~·::.-:;., $2995 '70 DODGE VAN :=..~·7 .. ~: $3295 1969 i\tustang i\lach I, 351 v. 8, auto, p/s, disc brks, air/cond, Am/Fm, plus much more! $2195. 842-7J98 aft 6. dov.'n. 119 total mon~•y. hrdtp. p/s, ·auto trans., , price including lax & ti c-tax & llcen~. n...1--• pay. _•_· _Su_n_. _54_~ __ 1. __ _ uu Transmission, Povoer ... teer-....., "'' ~ $2401.95 i$ the total cash t/h, air cond. $1650. Ask for ing. (YVR006) Cul'!'ent Blue ense. Dderred payment ment prke is $2570 including RAMBLER Price including tax & lie· 1'1r. l\farla, 673--313(1, 9 am4 price is $1608 including tax. tax. lice-·-• all .. ~,·"° --------Book $1570. $62.03 total 1. & '"""' • _.,, ..... ·· ense. Dtferred payment pm. \\•kdays. down. ;:>? t<>tal monthly. 1ce1'"'24·all ca~ng charg-charges tor 3ii months · on '65 Ambassador Price is S2844 including tax. -'---~----es or mont,,,, on our ap. our approval of you• -.··• 196S CUTLASS, all p\.\1·, auto, $1156.9-::> is the total cash • ><uuu liceflfie & all carrying charg-provaJ ar :rour good credit. credit. ANNUAL PERCENT· Wa9on es for 36 months an our ap-RtH. air. $1.600. price including ta:< &#Jic-ANNUAL PERCE!\'TAGE ACE RATE 18.82%. MACH I. 19il, llke new, air cond,. tape deck. Many f'lC· tras, sacrifiet'. $ 3 3 9 S . 61;>-mCl. 1 I good _ _.. e 4gs..3J09 cnsc. DllietTed payment RATE 21.28%. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Ttti5 gem1,,n •,·10D098n'1 tas1 ·t .lonr, prova o your C•nitt, --~c,,..c.,..:,c:,~-price is i1368 including tax, "" "'NUAL PERCENTAGE PLYMOUTH """"' & all <Mrying DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Hari>o, sr,d. $495 RATE 18.l3'#. charges for 24 month,; on :!180 Harbor Blvd., Costa illeira ' DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '65 PLYM. Ban-acuda. 213 our approval ru your good Costa !\1rsa OR Cor ne r 1st & Harbor Santa Ana 1971 MUSTANGS HERTZ CORP. 221 \V. Katella, Anaheim (714) 77M050 1966, 6, Auto trans., R/H, new 1ires, paint k brks, Orig (lv.•ner. Xlnt $875 firm. 968-WJZ. 248(1 Harbor Blvd., \\'/4 barr. carh. 4 Spd. credil. ANNUAL PERCENT· -------- C.Osta i\ll!'Sa Clean & Fast. Lo mi's. $700. AGE RATE 22:31'>'·(;. '68 fo'IREBtRD 400 · LGts of LEAVING country! '61 Olds 06~""'~~'1~. ~~~~~ DAVE ROSS PONTIAC po\1~r ·Big auto. trans., all V-8. Auio Trans, Air Cond. '\'agon. X!nt cond, nu tires. '70 CONV. Fury Ill. Fact. 2480 Harbor Blvd,, J)O\\'l!!' disc brakes, air, Po1\~r \\'indows, Very Clean, 1'1ajor tuneup. 54~901. air. i\fust sacririce for im. Costa r.tesa ralley v.·heels, belted red $99J (Ir best off.er, v.·i11 l"On· 547-5826 ---'='----""'--\\'all \\'ide ovals~ like Ill!\\' sider trade. '60 OLDS 98, AfC. loaded. med. Ale. 675-3086. PONTIAC GTO '68, 4 ipd. J''''l So •1 · S vinyl top, \1ery deluxe in-646-2698 or' 557-45-40 • ., • ,,. a1n l. Needs . hd gasket. $50. '67 PLY~10UTif Sports .air, disc brks, positracHon Santa Anli 54S-2"";&. Fu~. Air, Xlnt cond, !vlust "':..:"".=,,.'-".c"·_-e,_c.;8009=·--1e1ior, tilt whoe!. You name '69 PONTIAC---;;,,.,""iT.ii'o=-.,, it, .it's got it. Car hai: ~ad CATALINA '66 RAMBLER 1965 88, Lo Mi'!!, Air, P/S, sell, $850, 557--0166 :62 Pontiac Tempest, new loving Cart' -Original H d AMERICAN P/B ood _, ll 1· 1169-Ph . ar top Coupe. v..s. Auto-' g C<lnu. i\lust se . Turn unused itemA into quick trans, new ires, runs good, J, on ft 1. Tr . . 2 Dr •Ta1'dtop, 6 oyl Auto 17l,. '42 ·~ good tr .,~,, • .,.,..,., ma 1c ansm1s$1on, Pa\\·er .,.. _JV. _ -,...,,,.,, cub, ~ ~78 ans ...,.,....._,.,.,, s · p 1 rans. Extra Cl-n. ·c-". ---------r · teenng, 01ver Brakes, ""' "'nn Autos, New Factory Air. {\'UF:3631 Cur· · lZII $.J9.J Fu!J PriCf'. rent blue book sm::.. $197.% SURFSIDE MOTORS 1otal OOwn. $70 total month· 147·3842 '67 FIREBIRD DEADLINE: Nov. 13th! Tll\'IE c:J Ir . .$2101.9::. is the rotal cash '66 R·ambler price including tax &. lic- ense. Defcrnd pay1nen1 Classic pri~ is $2520. including ta..x, V·8. Auto Trans, Po~·e1· license & all cal'ljling charg· Steering, Sec today, tRVY. t'S For 36 months on our ap· 193 1 Time M090line Quality DHln A••rd fer 1t11 FAClORY SCHEDULES CALL FOR PRICE RAISES WHEN THE PRICE FR·EEZE GOES OFF. BUY TODAY AND SAVE! FORD FOR '72 With import price5 ti5ing, here'5 how Pinto compares: THE NEWEST CARS COMPARE: e Pinto now prictd $335* ltH than VW 113. e Pinto now priced $228* lets than Toyota Corollo 1600. YOU'LL SEE THIS YEAR PINTO! e Pinto naw priced $300* less than Datsun SlO. A ''"'INri-ef '"'n.rM:tv~r•' •llftHIH r.t•U '''tn, 1ncM1in• •u•Cht.,,, lor 1111 ff•• 2..itfr rnoclel1, OM!lt' """'nliefl cMt1as fit 1ny!, •nt1n11ion 1h1r11, stti. ,,,. tl<tl 1111" ••• tllr1. HUGE USED CAR ''OVER-STOCK'' CLEAR~NCE STATION WAGON SALE! 15 TO CHOOSE FROM. Imports & Domestics. Coutry sitds., Squires, Torino, V.W.1 Volvo, Datsun, Olds., Mere:., Toyota, Opel. '6S thru '71 models. Some with full power & air cond. EXAMPLES:· '68 OPEL WAGON '70 FORD 10 PASS. d ·' •1 Squire. V8, R&H. •ulo,. oir, P.S., P.B., 4 •P•• , go"" m1 t i. good mil11. !lOb8EJ) ILUE IDOK PRICE $ll40 $996 ~~~E $2996 MUSTANG SALE! Many to choose from. '65 thru '71 models, Coupes, hardtops, convertiw ble and 2+2 fastbacks. Some with 4 speeds, also air conditionln9 and automatic models. EXAMPLE: '71 MUSTANG H.T. R1dio, ti11!1r, outomotic, pwr, slter. & brtke1, foci. oir, good mil11. 1019CQRI ILUE IOOK PRICE 53385 OUR PRICE $2796 l.l.0.-GALAXIE-T·BIRD-TORINO SALE! Mony to choose from . '65 thru '71 Models, sPort roofs, formals, 2 door & 4 door hardtops & sedans. Full power, air conditionin9. Warranties avallable. EXAMPLE: '71 T-BIRD H.T. Aut o., P.S., P.8 , P.windowi, P.buc~•I •~•I, AM.FM Stereo radio, '" tond., till wht1l. "''w, i:Hidv t idt l"lld91., remo!t "'i"or, good ,..;let. (b'148ZJl 8LU E 80011 PRICE 54785 OUR PRICE $4296 MAVERICK-PINTO SALE! EXAMPLES: '70 MAVERICK $1596 '71 PINTO G••bbe• 9'''"/rtci"q •fripts, <t 1p11d, good mil11. 1)37CAXl, OUR PRICE 8LUE IOOK PRICE S21l0 $1796 '71 DATSUN P.U. '66 MALIBU S.S. W/Camper R&H, ' 1Pftd, •fr cond .. cr1 wl fll'V '11 Perris VtUIV ClrTlill'r t<IUTllW<I. Low, tow mllH. Ul'-CTQJ. $2896 '71 VEGA l DR. Cou~ • speed, rRio. tlM!tr. loW m11e11. CJll 8Zll $1996 '70 COUGAR HARDTOP va, •u~ .. ll&H, pow..,. i!tt•"'9· 1lr cond., v!nyl rOOf, ;ood miles. (161 AOE l ILUE IOOK PRICE $21t5 '70 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 5t1Hon w1qo", C whtel drive, ' tone, gooel mil~. E~ctll. cond. 1131 8Q€). Ntw !Ir~. (IOOd m!llS. (SLV 'U) $1096 '67 RIVIERA $1996 '70 MUSTANG HARDTOP Radio, hH!tr. ,..,~ma!lc, l".S .. low mllft. vinyl roof. t°" AG8) ILUE IOOK PRICE $2555 '70 CHARGER RT Radio, llt1!tr, •ulo., I".$., 11r comt., vinyj roof, good milH, (111 AGE! '69 v.w. STATION BUS ' .,.utn111r, All 1e.11ts, 4 1pemj trtn!I. Good miles. (YWS 750) $1996 '67 MUSTANG HARDTOP VI, eu!o.,.,.,lic, rt<fiO, l'IH!er. PO.,... tr 1teet"l119, 1ood mile.. (IJl(C> 125) $1296 '71 FIAT SPYDER ILUE IOOK PRICE $2211 '68 GALAXIE HARDTOP VI, 1utom•!1c, r~dio, ht•!tr. POWU ,1eer1n;, v1nvl roof, (YCY 'Jn '69 MUSTANG 2+2 VI, rtdlt , huter, t uromtlic, ~· steering. gDod mil.as. IZVC 6071 5PKitl wllHIJ, $1796 '67 COUGAR HARDTOP VI, 1u1om111c, ll&Ji. po .. er Jleerin1, air (ond.. ••P-1' dKk. Good miles. {UJU 911) $1396 '70 GALAXIE 2 DR. H.T. v•. 1utoma1ic, redlo, lltt ltr, vinyl roof, 1lr c°"d. Ct"3 Al(C) ILUE IOOK PRICE S2705 '70 ELECTRA 225 CUSTOM 1 Or. M.T, ll&M. 1uta., P.S., P.8., air, vinyl rocr, 111 W'11s., AM/FM. ccn BSWI . HARD TO FIND! ILUE IOOK PRICE 52860 .ILUE IOOK l'RICE $1620 ILUE IOOK PRICE 54015 . MAKE OFFER ~rtE $2496 ,~rtE •$1396 ,~rtE $3496 '69 TOYOTA CORONA MKll 11.w!IO, l'INlff, "1!om1lic. l(IW mlltt. !ZLK 3661 ILUI IOOK PRICI 51110 OUR PRICE '69 FORD COBRA F1rrl1M, °"· H.T .. Jl1di0, ... ,. ••, ' sPHd, sptc!ll "'"''' " !Ir•. OlSllll ILUE IOOK PRICI $1140 '70 IMPALA 2 DR. H.T. Aulll., P.S., Jl.~H. Vl"YI roof, 1ir cond., vinYl roof. (fff ASQl ILUE IOOK PRICE SJIJS '71 LlD BROUGHAM Aul'lt., R&M, P.S., P.9., P.w1,,_ dow•, vinyl rtio0f, AM/FM, 10W milts. (1.U SMQI ILUI IOOK PltlCE $4220 SALIS DEPT. HOUllS t AW • t Piii M01W11 ..... ,. ' ,,. SA.t 11 AM Tt 6 PM IUM PAllTS-SERYICE HOURS 1 AM Te 9 PM MOii 1 AM Te ., PM 1lal'll I PAITS DIPT. OtfLY I AM .. 1 Plrt SATlllDA TS • ' ' • provaJ ot your good credit. 5695 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 18.82%. 1 lJT. d s Le DAVE ROSS PONTIAC YYat'I . , 8 2"J80 Harbor B!vd., Costa tiie::a '70 LE MANS C(lnv. V-8, AmericanMators,. auto, air, P\\T top, steering 547-5826 & 1vindov.•s, AMfF~t stereo 1234 So. Alain SI. radio & lape deck, Xlnt Santa Ana cond. $2800. 673-2-115 "·s"°;°'S1N°",,,.-•-·a-go-n-, "s-,~yl-. ~R/H=, '68 LE MANS-orig ov.·nr, good cond, must Hardtop Coupe. V·8, Auto-sell. 49.>5937. matiC', full pov.·er. air con· -;;'7'°0~A~-=-b--~d~-I ditioning. (VlfAI87) CUrren! m GSSG Or Blue Book Sl890. $80 total 2 Dr Hardtop. Full POY.U, do\1·n. $68 Iola! montWy. Air Cond, 22,(1()() miles See $1681.95 is the total cash and test Oriv-e: today, ·(933. price including !a.x l: lie· ANE' emr. Deferred payment price l.~ $20.10 including tax, $2995 licenSe & all carrying charg- es ror 30 months on our ap.. provat o[ you good credit. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE JS 19.941;:.·, DAVE ROSS PONTIAC WardS.Lee Amwlcan Molars,. 2.i&l Harbor Blvd., Cos1a i\lesa. '63 PONTIAC 547-5826 123~ S. !'.Jain Sl. Santa Ana T-BIRD G oo d condition. Jntt!rior sharp! Ne\v brakes & bat- tery. Xlnt tires. PS PB. Only needs paint. $22~. 5'1B·8718 '64 T-Bird full po1rer, in. tluding Iactocy a ir, 020074. S67i. '69 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX DUNTON FORD 546-7070 Hardtop Coupe. F\Jll power, 2240 So. ~lain at "'arnet factory air. !XSE410) Cur--~~San~ta=A='='~- rent blue book $3000. $127 .16 e '62 T BIRD e 10\al down, $83 total month· Very Clean. $37.l. ly. $2731.95 is lhe total cash ee 492.-7480 •• price includi~ tax & lie· ~~=~~--ense. Deterred payment 'il T-BIRD VS. auto. trans .. price is $1486 itl(!luding ta.x, facrory air, tull po\\·er, lo\\. license&. all carrying charg. miles. Beautiful. {427DBO). es for 42 months on our <'P· $4377. proval of yo"' good '"""· DUNTON FORD ANNUAL PERCENTAG~ RATE ·11.227~. 546-7070 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 22~0 So. i\lain a1 \Varner 2480 Harbor Blvd.. Santa Ana Costa r..fe" TORINO '66 CATr\LlNA, 2 Dr., HT. V· -----------, s. auto, ps. pb, Jo n1i. Orig. '68 TORINO GT Fastback crwnr. Pr. Pty. $ 9 j O, sedan, Super clean l 540-4407. reasonable. ;>15.14-ll . Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 '69 CHECK THESE VALUES VW CNV. $· 1499 Auto. fron1. -111.11. Ilk. top. runt 9ood, YWZ65 I VWBUG Svn roof -Y1llow, r1dio, lttot1r, 4 1pd. SOIOVU I '70 $1699 I ! '68 ~~E~'9· Yollow f;,;,h -$999 Blt inl•rior. WE'f7Sl '65 ~~-s!~~: •;.;,. -s399 6 cyl., 3 tpd. l ttCEr ~~~~~~~~-11 '68 ~~~~~ .. -.,......... $1199 .;, co11d., •tc. YAF1J2 '70 FORD $ 7 Or, Gil. 500 -l'trfoel -2499 Aulo. lr1nt., t ir\ fvll powt r. ll9AGI- HA·RBOUR VW HARBOR AREAS ONLY EXCLUSIVE AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN OEALER 18711 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842°4435 ( -; . 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( j . •72 RANCHERO '71 TOR INO 2 Dr. HarcltOp 12A4F7117810J ~3298 . Plus tax Ii° license . lo•ded with V8, formal roof, cruise-o-m1tic, power steering, power front disc:: bra kes, t inted glass, rad io, Ofa belts, warning lights, color keyed rac ing mirrors. ( IA25Flll452 ) BRAND NEW BRAND NIEW '71 F250 l/4 Ton Pickup '72 FORD 1 /2 TON - F25YRM02434 IF10ARM84458l - 'BRAND NEW BRAND NEW '71 FORD LTD Brougham 4 Dr. Hardtop Loaded 11J6TS182221J $177 '64 T-BIRD '71 MAVERICK 4 Door Sedan Loaded 11K92U198948l '$ Full power, ltududin9 ftctorv t ir. (020074) PJus tax & license '67 FORD ~~;~IT~1111.,·Fttforv Air Cond., · Pow•r St11ri119, Shtrp. 1m1021 ' Santa Ana Lease Car '71 MAVERICK , GRABBER Loaded l1K93T184093J ' ~nta Ana Lease Car '71 TORINO Loaded with it all 1AlOFl62837 $3.177 Plus tax & license DEMONSTRATOR -'71 PINTO ·AIR CONDITION ING, big engin e, vinyl roof, automatic transmission, protection g roup, fliP.4 par windows, white walls. I IR IOX1 9 10331 - '66' DATSUN PICKUP WITH CAMi'ER 4-ipttd. lSLUlOl l $777 '70 FORD ~~;.~~:. ..... ,., ,,,;,,.d. • A1t1o1ltl $1677 '6' 6 CORVAIR ..... d. c"'·· a;, .. ,;,., lik,1111w, low mil11. CSOC449 ) '68 FIAT 4·1p1td ,stick 1hift, redio, ht1!1r1 2-dr. IVSM6 171 RENT~A;CAR· $6 A DAY ==------' PLUS 6< PER MILE \ ' LONGTERM LEASING AVAILABLE FORD • I l { -Your Child Needs ToKnowThat You Are Listening DAILY PILOT NOVEMBER 14, 1971 How One Woman's Ingenuity Earned A Giant Fortune ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N OV EM BER 13, 1971 Special Pullout Cookbook Section: Thanksgiving Dinner ,, Want to Uk a famous person a qUHtlon1 S.M the question on a postc.nS, to "Mk." Family W .. kly, 641 Lexinston Ave., N-Vorll, H. V. 10022. We'll pay 15 for published q~tions. Sorry, -can't enswer ot"-rs. FOR ARTHUR HAILEY, author of~ AlrJ>Orl," "llotel," and "WI.eels" }'our nooeu all give in-depth picturea of induatrie• (airport•, houla, and-in your new book "Wheel." -the automobil.e induatry). How do you do all the re1earch to write booka like that?-F. Lee, Grand Rapids, Mifhigan ... • I go jnto r~r~h without knowing what I'm seeking. 1 just learn as much as l C'1lil by meeting with people in these various indu.-;tries (all of whom know my purpose). Later, I dictate what I've learned into a tape recorder, to be t~ by a socretary. At the end of a year. I go over these notes FOR LUCIANA PALUZZI, actren You were the first woman to be granted a divorce under Italy's new divorce law. How?-Mn. R. O'Neil, Boston, Mass. • For nine years 1 hnd been trying to get a legal Italian divorce from my ~-husband, whom I married and divorced in the course of one year in the U.S. But the divorce was not recognized by the ltauan govemmeat, which meant J <'Ouldn't remarry and ren1m to Italy. My lawyers were pre- pared to challenge the government and ·had all the paper work completed when the new divorce laws took effect. FORRAYMONDBURR,aa~ Have you ever wanted to become a law enfoccement official 01 a lawyer?-Rose Marie Valdez, Key West, Fla. • By the time I was 20, I had so many part-time jobs I figured I could do anything I had to. Everything iiJterests me. Whoo a particularly interesting "Perry Ma.son" script or "Ironside" script has come along, I've toyed with the idea of what I would have done, faced with the same problem in real life. But in the lust analysis, I enjoy being an actor. J am, however, an honorary lawyer and an honorary police official-:md that will have to suffice. FOR IRENE RYAN,actrea I understand you have set up private scholarships for aspir· ing actors and actresses and plan to will your entire fortune to it. Why?-Linda Wiseman, Lancaster, N. Y. • I had an awfully good nine years financially on the Bev· erly Hillbillies. I have no relatives, so l thou~ht, why not give it to n business that has been good to me~ So I set up the Irene Ryan Foundation. Thirteen annual scholarships of $500 each will go to winning perf onners in as many regional competitions. Two $2,000 scholarships will be for top perfonners among regional winners. FOR FRANK CAP.RA, clfrector Who were the most professional of al1 tbe stars you directed in the movies?-Mrs. Willjam McDonald, So. Weymouth, Mass. • The most professional actors I ever \vorked with were Lionel Barrymore ("You Can't Take It With You") and Spencer Trncy and Katherine Hepburn ("State of the Union"). Those two were dolls! FOR JULIAN BOND, Georgia State Re,Jrescntatfoc Whom do you consider to be the greatest black man alive today? Why?-Janet Askins, Carbondale, Ill. • The greatest black man auve today is a man of inde- tenninate age, with or without a family, with or without gainful employment, with or without any prospect for a future brighter than his past, who mo.nag~ yet to wake up ~~ every morning with the notion that another day must be endured. He is and was the under-pinning of Martin Luther King, Jr., Stokely Carmichael, Boolcer T. Washington. Mal- {'Olm X, and a host of others. Without him, they would 11ot have existed. With him, they and others will build .'l better tomorrow for us all. nod begin to think of characters, subplots, a central thread. It's complex, hard worlc. Finally there comes a paint when 1 can't put of! the writing nny longer. I make a pact with myself to write 600 finished words a day, 6ve days a week for a year and n half-no e:otcuses. I toil over each paragraph as I go along. sometimes writing it twenty limes, usually first in Jong hand. As for how I get my inside information: before I went to Detroit to do the research for "Wheels," l wasn't sure whether 1 would be able to get behind the sc.-enes. But I met a few people in the industry at a supper party and they introduced me to others. I literally got to ltnow hundreds of people who became variously f 1iends, acquaintances, and informants. By the way, I have already started on my next book-about banking and finance. It will probably be in print in the usual three years. POREMMETT KELLY, clown What bas been your most rewarding experience in s.how business, and what was your saddest experieooe?-Cyula Hoffman, Watubwy, Coon. • My most rewarding experience was clowning before a group of blind children, each of whom was allowed to feel my face and touch my nose. I seldom talk while in make-up , but I did then. My saddest experience was the burning of the Circus tent in Hartford, Conn., in July 1944, where many lost their lives. My hopeless feeling still is with me. FOR BOB HOPE, comedian When you go on your Christmas tour of CI bases overseas, do you talce your own clothes, suitable for each climate change?-Mrs. Elizabeth Garrison, Cordonsville, Va. • Yes, the clothes I take to Vietnam are my own. In some places-such as Alaska-the Army will provide me with a fur parka for comic effect, but after the show I give it back. They usually let me keep the caps I wear in eacb p lace and I'm saving them to put in a museum which I hope to build some day. FOR TAYLOR CALDWELL, auth-Or What do you thinlc of American men?-Mrs. R. L. Kane, U~NewYork • I would say they are the kindest, most indulgent, most family-centered, most generous, most permissive, men in the world. And that's no compliment, it's an indictment. FOR DICK HAYMES, linger I saw you on TV recently, and it reminded me I hadn't seen anything of you since the movie, "State Fair." What bave you been doing all these years?-Joan Smith, Los Angeles, Cal. • I gave up the movies in the 1950s, because I was too old to piny the boy next door and too young to do character roles. I went to Europe, settled in Spain. I've been writing screen plays, and now I'm finishing my autobiography. And, yes, I do expect to get back into acting now. It does no ~oo<l to dwell on the past. LEONARD S. DAVIDOW. Chairmen MORTON FRANK, Pruklent end Publl1ttw W. 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In many ways parents "turn otr• their children when they try to discu.ss their problems, air their feelings or express their frustra- tions. Yet when a child runs away fro m home, experiments with drugs or gets a venereal disease, too often it's those same parents who wail, "Why d idn't he c.ome to us? He never tells us anything!" Are you building future trouble by cutting off your child's confi- dences-by shutting him up when he expresses .. bad" feelings? You may be doing exactly that, psy- chologists say. They offer the fol- lowing tips for more effective lis- tening: Don't be critical or disapprov- ing. "A child who learns that h is hchavior and foclings arc forever hcing weighed, judged or evalu- utcd is not likely to be very com- 1\tunicati ve," says Don E. Hama- chek, professor of &Jucational Psychology a nd Child Develo p- ment. Michigan State U niversity. "Aft<'r all, who wants to be judged or criticized whe n the need is to be understood and accepted'?" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l l i ttk error or defickncy in the speaker and magnifying these de- tails out of all reasonable propor- tion,·· says Dr. Paul P. Hunsi nger, a national authorit y in the field of ora l intcrpret.at ion. While a young child is pouring o ut his feelings about a mean thing his sister did or how well he read in school, resisf the urge to correct his m istakes in grammar or pro nunciation. Never use ridicule or sarcasm. T he most destructive thing you can J o to a child is "put him down," make him feel unworthy or look ridiculous. I recently had dinner with friends whose young son talked with some maturity and insight about student unrest. In the middle of a sentence his father said in a sneering tone: "Why don't you send those bril- liant thoughts of yours to the President? I'm sure he'd appn .. -ci- :itc the ideas o f a 14-ycar-old!" The boy flushed, gave his falher a hosti le look, and was silent through the rest of the meal. "A serio~•s m ental health haz-. ard is a parent with a gift for sarcasm," says Dr. Haim Ginott in his hcst-selling book "Bet ween Parent and Child." "A wizard with words, he erects his own sound barrier ·to eff cctive com- munciation." Don't ttnsor the subjttt mat· ter. "I have a teacher I can say anything to." a teen-ager told me In his Nation:il Education As- sociafiOn f>OOkld, ~'How To t isten- to Your Child." Dr. Hamachek has this advice for parents who ;ire tempted to criticize: "Simply re/feet hack to a youngster what you think he's feeling-without placing value judgments o n his feelings.'' For example, instead of -1aying. "I think it's silly to be so llpsct because a boy hasn't called you. You should he worrying ahout your homework instead of ....._----------------·------------------------t once. "I can ask him a nything and a phone call," try a quiet, sympa- thetic answer: "Yott snund very upset hecn11u Jimmy lwsn't rnllccl." This opens the way for the girl to sound off, to get some rdicf from her feelings by gelling them out in the open. When Billy shouts "l hate Dad- dy!" avoid answers like "You shouldn't say such things!" or "You're a bad boy to feel that way!" Keep your cool. Encourage hi m to discuss his negative feel - ings. Jf he really does hate his father. ii will do him no good to keep his f eclings bottled up inside, say Mary G . Ligon and Sarah W. Mc- Daniel of the School of Educa- tion, Hofstra University. "Fed- 4 H we talked to our offspring as we talk to our neighbor's children, they would be more likely to seek us out as-confidantes. he never gets Uf'light. r wish my parents were like that. T here a rc things you just don't talk shout '----------------------------------------... with Mo m and Dad ... ings of hostilit y, anger, r:ige or billcrncss m ust Ix allo wed to come lo the top where rhey can he looked al and understood be- fore they can be dissipated and !'\:placed by more positive feel- ingc;.'' In other words. your child should he allowed to blow his stack. e~pres< his anger. before happier feelings C•m bubble up. Don't ~ too busy to listen. How many ti mes have you snapped, "Don't hothc:r me now. Can't you ~cc I'm busy?" If you sec that Billy is upset. or bursting with happy news, don't fluff him ofT. If you're doing something you can't conveniently stop, set a defi- nite time for calk with Billy. A<;- sure him that in tive or 10 min- ' utcs he'll have your full attention. Don't make vague promises like "Some other time." They sound to him li ke 'Tm not interested." Don't preach or moralize. Many parents feel they"rc not do- ing their dllty unless they contin- ually lay down the law about right and wrong. I t's important to set standards, p11ychologists say, but when every discussion turns into a sermon, young people soon h:arn lo clam up. Allow disagreement. A~ they enter their teens. children start exploring new ideas about reli- gio n, marriage, money, educa- tion. Sometimes they flaunt their ideas just to shock you; sometimes they are trying lo test their own thinking. "The fact that their views arc different does not necessarily mean that they arc correct or that they actually believe in them," says Dr. M illard J. Bienvenu, head of the Depart ment of Sociology al Northwestern State College of Loui'liana. "To start the com- munication process we must he willing to listen lo and acknowl- edge their opinions. Then we should give them our own view- points as plai nly and as honestly as wi:·can.'' Don't nit-pick. "How many times have I told you not to say 'ain't'?'" T he mother broke ru~ely into her child's enthusiastic report of a fishing trip. "Poor listeners seem to take perverse delight in finding some If you won't d iscuss with your child such topics as pregnancy, abortion, drugs, homosexuality, you can he sure he'll look for an- swers elsewhere-probably from misinformed friends. One fina l clue to better parent- child communication: when you"rc tempted to criticize your child, ridicule him, preach to him, or shout when he disagrees with you-stop short and pretend he's not you child at all, but a friend N neighbor. "If we talked 10 our offspring as wc talk to our neighbor's chil- dren:· says Dr. Bienvenu, "they would be much more li kely to seek us out as confid an tes.•· And chances are we'd save our- ~lves a lot of heartaches in the years to come. 0 I An mfurrMtn'C mlt't'rr1semcnr and« free offer J Take this simple quiz to see if you need this book. The wrong answers could cost you money. l THE CHlEF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A STANDARD AND INTERMEDIATE IZE CAR IS: 0 500 pounds O $200-$300 D Standard is approx. 12" longer 2. YOU NEVER GIT YOUR MONEY OlJf OF AIR CONDITIONING \\.'HEN YOU TRADE OR SELL: O True D False 3. A LARGER. OPTIONAL ENGINE COULD BE WORTH 111E EXTRA COST IF YOU: O Drive in city rraffic O Drive with air conditioning O Drive in hilly country 4. THE PRINCIPAL ADVANTAGE OF DISC BRAKES OVER DRUM BRAKES IS: We Usten. In the next 12 months, 10 million Americans u ill buy a new car. For most, th.ac car-next to the hoiise they bu)·-represents the bieyest purchase of their life. If you 're one of chose peopli! -and you had diffia~lry ansu·ering any or all of the questions aboi•e-)'Ott 're not alone. Most people can't. Toda). u·ith more than 40 different makes of domestic and imported cars on the market, with 400 different models and literall)· thousands of equipment com- binations, bu)·ing a ca r can be pretty complicated. \{ 'hich is uh)· Ford Motor Com/>any has u·rwen a I.J.J-Pll~e book called. "Car Btt)'inR Made &rner." And u ·h~ ot•t>r 175.000 peo/)le hm·e u'l'icten fcJr ic. And if )'Ott/Jlan w buy a neu· car in the year ahecu . chances are you'll need it. Besc of all. ic 's jree. THE BOOK NEEDED WRITLNG. IS IT BIASED BECAUSE FORD WROTE 1'1? To a degree -yes. As Ford Motor Company, we must confess a preference for our own products. But to minimize the problem, we pur- posely divided the boo~ into rwo sections. The information 1n the first section of the book applies to cars in general - Chevrolets, Plymouths, Cadillacs-as well as Lincolns. Mercurys and Fords. ANSWERS. 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But the foreman·s main activity all day long ·is face-to-face confronta- tions. Without great skill in human re- lations, a foreman cannot succeed. People who were leaders in high school activities, it has been found, often make excellent foremen. They may not have earned the, best school • marks, but their ability to start and keep people moving on various school proj- ects indicates they have an instinct for human relations and talent for directing others. "The Foreman's Lptter" is a twice a month four-page publication which spe- cializc..-s in job ideas and handling-people ideas to help foremen succeed in their worlc . "The Foreman's Letter" is avail- able to any supervisor or member of a company who requests ii (use company stationery). Address: "The Foreman's Letter," 24 Rope Ferry Road, Water- ford, Conn. 06385. Celebrity Soapbox/By William Wolf ''Give Us Better Stories," Demands Claudia Cardinale "h's time lhcre were deeper stories about women in the movk-s," complains Italian actress Claudia Cardinale. "Mostly, women are put there because the public likes lo see a woman in a pic- ture. Love scenes and nude scencs- that's what we're supposed lo be for. "You don't find many good scripts written about us. Why? Because the writers are mostly men, and naturally they know men better than women. Also, to know women deeply, you have to like them or love them. Our movie profession is fill"-d with men who don't like women. Some even try 10 make us look like men. Ten years ago lhc beau- ties were all expected to be curvy. But the tendency has been lo look for slim- mer actresses. It is true that women may like to look at slim women, but the men still prefer their women with curves. l don't think women like me should be kept out of style ... Miss Cardinale is :rtarring in Para- mount's film "The Red Tent." • Free California State Medallion Original Limited Edition Commissioned by Scott Paper Company Available to you for 5 ScotTowellWrappers You will receive this beautiful medallion, free, for five wrappers or Seals of Quality from sttong Scot Towels. Or, you can send $3.50 and one proof of purchase. Of solid bronze, with an antique finish, each meticu- lously crafted medallion measures a full 45 mm in diameter (1 %").It comes in its own protective case, with an official ownership certificate. The medallion features a figu re group representing the basic influences in the history of California. On the reverse side the medallion preserves some treasured facts about the Golden State. We commissioned the world-famous Mint, Birmingham Ltd., of England to design and strike this special limited issue California State medallion. The medallion preserves forever, in the timeless medium of metal, the symbols of the Golden State. This offer expires on December 31, 1971, or earlier if the limited supply is ex- hausted. Therefore we suggest you order at once to avoid 'disappointment. ,__ __ _ I tc=.~c==il I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I To: Scott Paper Company, P.O. Box 734, Chester, Pennsylvania 19016 1 am enclosing 5 wrap~s or Seals o_f Qual- ity from ScotTowels, Regular or Bag Roll; or $3.50 and one proof of purchase. Please send me my original limited edition Cali- fornia State Medallion. Namc~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Addrcss·~~~~~~~~~~~~ City State Zip __ We cannot .,.,.ntttdrl"-Ywithouc Zip Codr. Allow U-U for dellWTJ. Only W~ Of QuaU!:y Sale &om S-T~la IRqiularOf B!tltolll ....U ~ •ccciitcd.Of°tr limiud to ruldmra of the Srau of C. I llom la. Otltt crphu on Ottem bft l 1, 1971, or u rlln I( ch« limited 1U1>Plr i. ahauated. ~~-·~~~-~~~~~~~--~~~~-4 • MENSWEAR I By Rosalyn Abrevaya What ·the Well~Dressed Man Wears - ·When He's Not on the Job An Impeccably tailored greatcoat (left), in a longer length, will keep the wind out and look great at the same time. DQuble·breasted in basketweave wool, it sports a shaped waist and "bellows" patch po,ckets. The leather coat (right), paired with suede slacks, has a seamed waistline, flap pockets and a wool-plaid linlng. ..J Try• knit suit for your casual hours. It's comfort personified. This silky doubleknit tweedlike shirt jacket with side vents works equally well with matching trousers (left) or hardy textured corduroy slacks. Count on versatile wear from this handsome basketweave·wool sport jacket (right) and matching flared slacks. The jacket Is trimmed with suede on one shoulder, elbow patches, and pockets. Go even more casual, wearing the same jacket but switching to rope-textured corduroy slacks and a turtleneck sweater. By Robert Lewis The revolution in men's cl othing is no secret. But the mystery to the average man is how to pl uck the styles that are right for him and not destined to be "out" by next year. Asse mbled here is a pictorial guide of clothes for weekends and vacations. A "basic" leisure wardrobe, like this one from Robert Lewis, should let one sample a little of everything: a knit suit, a classic elbow-patched wool suit, a pair of corduroy and/or suede trousers, o ne dres coat and a sportie r o ne, lined-for-warmth, in leather. Many of the current. a nd now stabiliLed . men!> wear trend-; arc represented: wider lapels. ~haped waists, broad pockets. and hack vent -;. Since practicality is important. we've ill ustrated how an extra pair or trousers can he U'\CU to coordinate with jacket top. to double the ize of the wardrobe and give it and the wc:.ucr a cha nge o f pace. All the clothes shown can be purcha!>cd as sepa rates. Now the "lion" in the house need not complain he hasn't a thing to wear! Photographs by Larry Gordon Studios •Shoes by Hush Puppies A Paper "1 Sculpture Delight to Brighten Your Holiday ~iant jf tbe jf oot ~anta~laus Paper sculpture is great fun. and the whole family will enjoy pulling up this big. jolly fell ow with his bright red o utfit, flowing beard and cheerful smile. He's sure to sparkle cheer in your home. in a clubho use or hospital, or as a feature at a holiday bazaar or party ... every year for years to come. Enchanting 5-foot 3-dimensional Santa comes in kit containing die-cut pieces of sturdy paper. easily assembled by an ingeniou<; system o f interlocking slits and labs. Makes a wonderful gift. Just $1. NATI \'ITY \CF.NE -Poper 'culpturc of the \C:cne at lkthlchcm m.:ludc" all the picc:~ 'hown here. The.,. figure of J~ph j, 16• tall, ond the overall height of the 'cenc " 2.\1.~·. Edu.:otional :ind fun. particularly for children. Ku i' c:hily a<;,cmbled. Ju"t SI.SO. $_~~~~ MAIL 10 DAY NO RISK COUPON TODAY ,~~~~!ft~ d c9 ~~ GREENLAND STUDIOS, 6 384 Greenland Building, Miami, Fla. 33054 ~ ~ Please rush Paper Sculptures 1ndrcateo below on full money back guarantee if I am not ~ ~'° completely delighted Enclosed 1s check or m o for S ~ ~If 7306-Grant S·Foot Santas ''' $1 7308-Natrvity Scenes ~· $1 .50 frQ (\!ii __ 7307-Cheerful 3V. Foot "Mrs. Santas'• (not shown) "' SI ~~"I! ;tr (Please add 25( postage each) • ~ g !).:~ NAME ~iJ ~ ~ ~ ADDRESS ~Q ~ ~ ~ CITY STATE ZIP ft'i ~ D SAVE SI .25-0rder all 3 for only $3-and we pay the postage and handling. ~ ~\..~~~~-?l·~~l~~.'1,~~-·'l~~l~~~-·1.'i!!!i.~~~ ,,~,~~j, e e JU We made the Brown-In-Bag so you can cook juicy, tender meat. Every time. And never come back to a messy oven Ttn3e meat juices that should be giving you tender meat, end up giving you more work We don't think you need more work What you need is the Reynolds Brown-In-Bag. Berause the Brown-In-Bag is a bag, the juices can't escape and splatter on your oven ~they rain back all over the meat So your meat~ iu,elf in its own natural juices. Berause the Brown-In-Bag is made of transparent Reynolon~ meat browns right in the bag. You never have to open the bag while the meat is cooking. Two popular sizes: 10" x 16" bag holds 3-6 lbs. Pot roast, chicken, other favorite;. R.ecipe folder in each carton of ten. 14" x 20" bag holds 6-12 lbs. Two chickens, ham, roast, many others. Cartons of eight, with ~ipe folder. a TM Thanksgiving Dinner ·· This year, along with the turkey, highlight cranberries-in relishes, hot vegetables and pies ... W•ltln1 for the hungry pests .,. Mlncemut •nd Cr•nberry Relish, C,.nbeny-Or.np Relish, Um• S..n·Berry pt•tter, com breltd, roHt stuffed turkey, •nd H•rvest Apple Pie. FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK By Melanie DeProft ROAST TURKEY Prepare a turkey for stuffing. Rub body and neck cavities with satt. Fill lightly with ·desired stuffing (packqed hef'b.senoned stuffinc croutORS may be prepared and used for stuffing the bird), allowing about ¥.a cup stuffing per lb. of ready-to-coot weight of bird. (Extra stuf- fing may be put into a greased, covered baking dish or wrapped in aluminum foil and baked with turkey the last hour of roasting time.) Fasten neck skin to back with skewer and bring wing tips onto back. Push drumsticks under band of skin at tilil, or lie together with cord. Set turkey, breast side up, on a rack in shallow roasting pan. Brush with melted butter or margarine. Roast tur- key in a 325°F. oven (see the Nole and Guide for Roasting Turkey). If desired, baste occasiona.lly with butler or marga- rine, or pan drippings. When turkey is two thirds done, cut band of skin or cord at drumsticks. If us- ing a tent of aluminum foil , crease a large lengthwise piece, and place loosely over bird. Continue to roast until done (drumstick twists out of joint easily; or see Note). Transfer turkey to a healed serving platter; lei stand 20 to 30 min. for easier carving. Garnish plaiter, surrounding turkey with overlapping, alternating slices of orance and pineapple accented with parsley sprigs. Prepare gravy from drippings. Note: If using a meat ther- mometer, insert it so that tip is in the cen- ter of inside thigh muscle or thickest part of breast meat; be sure that tip does not touch bone. Thermometer will register 180°-185°F. when turkey is done. GUIDE FOR ROASTING TURKEY Time indications are approximate but should be helpful guides .. Decrease total cooking time if turkey is not stuffed. Purchased Ready- to-Cook Weight- PounJs 8 to 12 12 to 16 16 to 20 Guide to Total Roasting Time- Hours 3Y.l to 4Y.l 4Y.z to S!h S1h to 6Y.z (Continued on JMI• J 2) Announcing the easy-on-the-cook Thanksgiving turkey. lhanksgoodness. It's the Reynolds Wrap and Kellogg:~ ·c routettes Stulllng No-Wo rk Way. No endless chopping, mincing, dicing. With Kellogg's~ Croutettes~ Stuffing Herb Seasoned Crout.ems, all you do is add liquids. These modem 5tons are oven-toasted with eight ' ory seasonings, so you get all t onderful old-fashioned •: aromas and flavors ... with none of the work. No constant basting. Roast your bird to a luscious golden-brown under a "tent" of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. The foil keeps the bird moist and tender, without over-browning. No oven- spattering. And for easy clean-up, first line your roasting pan with strong, tear-resistant Reynolds Wrap. It's oven- t.empered for flexible strength. Look for easy turkey recipe on packq• o( Kelloe1'11 Croutettell Stuffini and KMvy Duty Reyno!~ Wrap. ~ 1971 by Reynolds Metals Company I 'I' Thanksgiving Dinner (Continued from page 11) MINCEMEAT AND CRANBERRY RELISH 2 cups prepared mincemeat 2 cups fresh or frozen·fresh cranberries, rinsed and drained ~ cupsuear ~ cup chopped pecans 1. Mix mincemeat, cranberries, and sugar lightJy in a saucepan. Cover tightly and sim- mer 15 min., or until cranberries are tender. Stir occasionaJly to prevent sticking. Stir in nuts. 2. Remove from heat and cool. Spoon into a container and store in refrigerator. 6 servings CRANBERRY-ORANGE RELISH 1 lb. frffh or frozen·fresh cranberries, rinsed end drained 1 cup orange juice 2 cupssuear ~ teaspoon ground nutmee ~ teaspoon ground cardamom Peeto12. ocanps,__coarseJy ~ground 1. Turn cranberries into a saucepan. Mix in orange juice, sugar, a blend of the spices, and orange peel. 2. Bring mixture to boiling; stir occasionally. Reduce heat and simmer J 0 min., or until cranberrie~ are tender, continuing to stir occasionally. 3. Remove from heat and cool. Spoon inro a container and store in rcfrigcraror. HARVEST APPLE PIE Pastry for 2-crust 9-in. pie (use a pie crust mix) Grated peel of 1 orange 8suvings 1 ain (20 oz.) apple pie filling (prepared with apples, sugar, spices, and starch) 1.4 cup sugar l 1h cups fresh or frozen·fresh crenberrles, rinsed and drained 'h cup coarsely chopped walnuts 'h cup golden raisins 1. Prepare pastry foll owing package direc- tions, mixing grared orange peel with the dry ingredients. Roll out one-half of the pastry and line a 9-in. pie plate. 2. Roll out the remaining pastry large enough to fit top of filled pie. Cut out several leaf shapes using a pastry wheel, and set leaves aside with the rolled pastry. 3. Mix remaining ingredients lightly in a large bowl; rurn into the unbaked pie shell. Place the rolled pastry on top of filling and ftute (see photo). Brush top of pie with water, and arrange pastry leaves attractively on lop. Sprinkle lightly with granulated sugar. 4. Bake at 425°F. about 40 min., or until crust is browned. Cool thoroughly on a wire rack. Sprinkle with confectioner's sugar be- fore serving. One 9-in. pie \2 Fn111ily Wuk1,,, .v.,,.,.,,,ber IL /!I," I A hint of onion accentuates the flavor of Bruuefs sprouts In their attractive pur6e. 2 pkgs. (10 O"r.each) rozen Brussels sprouts 1 tablespoon chopped onion 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1/z cup chicken broth Salt and pepper to taste 1. Cook Brussels sprouts following package directi on!!; drain, if necessary. Using an elec- tric blender, puree all ingredients until smooth, or force Brussels sprouts through a food mill into a bowl and mix with remain- ing ingredients. 2. Reheat if necessary and spoon into a serving bowl. Garnish with sprigs of parsley. 6 servings __ l_IMA BEAN-BERRY PLAITER 2 pkgs. (10 oz. each) frozen Fordhook lima beans '.4 cup butter or margarine 1h cup well·seasoned chicken broth 6 slices bacon, snipped 1 medium onion, chopped 111z cups fresh or frozen·fresh cranberries, rinsed and drained 1/2 cup chopped celery 4 slices bread, toasted and diced 11• cup chopped parsley 1. Turn lima beans into a I ~ qt. casserole. Dot with burler or margarine and pour on the broth. Set aside. 2. Fry hacon in a skillet until almost crisp: stir in onion. c ranberries. and celery. Cook, stirring occasionally. about 5 min. Mix in hread and par1ley. Spoon carefully over lima beans lo form the top layer. 3. Bake at 350°F. 40 to 45 min. Spoon cran- berry lopping onto the center of a heated -.ervi ng platier. and '!Urround with the lima hcan'i (c;cc photo). If dcc;ircd, garnish with d iced toast lightly brov.ncd in butter or mar- garine and tossed wi th finely shredded Par- mesan ch..:csc. 6 servin~s (Co111i11u 1•rl 011 1><10P 14) 1-'11111ilu lt'1•rkl11. ,\'111·r111brr I~. f!li I 12 Thanksgiving Dinner (Contim1ttd /rom' poge 13) CORN SCALLOP 1,4 cup undiluted evaporated milk 1 can (17 oz.) cream-style 1,4 cup finely shredded corn carrot 2 eggs, beaten 1,4 cup chopped green Yz cup crushed soda pepper crackers 1 tablespoon chopped 1,4 cup butter or margai'ine, celery melted 1 teaspoon chopped onion 6 drops Tabasco Yz teaspoon sugar Yz teaspoon salt Yz cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1. Combine com and all re- maining ingredients except the cheese. Mix thoroughly and 1urn in10 a grea~cd 8 x R x 2-in. baking dish. Top with cheese and ~prinkle with paprika. 2. Bake at 350°F . 30 min., or until mixture is set and top is golden brown. A bout 8 servings CRANBERRY LATTICE PIE 1,4 cup orange juice 2 tablespoons water 21.4 cups sugar 1,4 teaspoon salt 4 cups (1 lb.) fresh or frozen-fresh cran· berries, rinsed and drained 2 tablespoons cold water 1 tablespoon cornstarch 21/z tablespoons butter or margarine 1 teaspoon gnited lemon peel 1 teaspoon grated orange peel Pastry for 2-crust 9-ln. pie (use a pie crust mix) Melted butter or margarine 1. Put the orange juice, 2 tablespoons water, sugar, and salt into a saucepan. Stir over medium heat until sugar is dissolved. Bring to boiling; mix in cranberries. Cook slowly 3 to 4 min., or just until skins of cranber- ries begin to pop. 2;-Blend the 2 1nblcspoon5 cold water and cornstarch. Gradually add to hot cran- hc-rries, stirring constantly. Bring rapidly to boiling, continuing to stir; cook 3 min. Remove from heat. Blend in the 21h table- spoons butter or margarine and grated peels. Set aside to cool. 3. Prepare pastry; divide arid shape into 2 portions, one slightly larger than the other. Shape the larger por- tion into a ball and put on- to center of a lightly floured pastry canvas. Roll pastry into a round about 2 in. larger than over-all size of pie plate. Fit pastry gently into pie plate, leav- ing an overhang; evenly trim pastry edge. Roll sec- ond portion into a rec- tangle about 'Al in. thick and at least I 0 in. long. Cut pastry with a sharp knife or pastry wheel into strips 112 in. wide; set aside. 4. Brush pastry shell with melted huttcr M marga- rine. Turn coolcJ filling in- to '\hell. Arrnngc pa<;t ry "trips. twi,ting 4'1igh ll} 1f dcsin.'11, to form a lallicc tksign over filling. Trim the strip'I even with the edge l,f the pastry: moi'itcn wilh 14 r e to es. or r- n· ly. ng, 3 at. le- ine ide ide t 2 izc try av· nly CC· CC· ick ith ga- in- try 1f ice the dge irh water. Fold pastry over ends of strips and flute edge. 5. Bake at 425°F. about 35 min., or until crust is browned and tilling is bubbly. Set on a wire rack to cool. Serve with thawed, frozen whipped dessert topping. One 9-in. pie RAISIN BREAD Thi11 slices· of leftover turkey spread lightly with crtmberry ielly and cress-buttered slices of the bread make elegant sandwiches for snacking. 3lfz to 3:V.. cups all-purpose flour 14 cup sugar 1 lfz teaspoons salt 2 pkgs. active dry yeast 1/z cup milk 11z cup water 14 cup butter or margarine 2 eggs 1 tablespoon grated Of'ange peel 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 114 cups dark seedless raisins 1. Thoroughly mix 11;.. cups of flour with the sugar, salt, and undissolved yeast in a large mixer bowl. 2. Put the milk, water and butter or marga- ri ne into a saucepan and heat until warm. Gradually ndd to the dry ingredients, beating un til blended. Beat 2 min. at medium speed, scraping bowl occa-simrnll . 3. Beat in the eggs one at a time, orange peel, extract, and Y.i cup of the flour, or enough to make a thick batter. Beat at high speed 2 min., scraping bowl occasionally. Mix in the raisins and enough additional flour to make a soft dough 4. Turn doug out onto a lightly floured pastry canvas and knead about 5 min. 5. Put dough into a greased bowl large enough to allow dough to double; turn to bring greased surface to top. Cover; let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hr. 6. Meanwhile, remove both ends and labels from empty fruit or fruit juice cans (two 46- oz. or five 16-oz.). CU~nly fruit cans since the dough may tend to take on flavors from stronger-flavored canned foods.) Thoroughly wash, rinse, nnd dry cans. Grease inside of each can. If oval loaves are desi red, press cans down lengthwise to form oval cylinders. Set aside. 7. Punch down dough and round up into a hall. Turn onto a lightly floured pastry can- vas, cover, and let rest 15 min. Divide dough into portions and shape into loaves that will almost half fi ll cans lengthwise. lnscrt dough into cans. Cover the ends of cans with caps of aluminum foil. 8. Allow loaves to rise on their sides in a warm pl ace until doubled and cans are about two-thirds full, about 25 min. 9. Bake at 375°F. 30 to 40 min. (depending on size of loaf), or until golden brown. 10. Run a spatula around loaves to loosen; remove to wire racks. Bmsh surface of loaves with soft butter or margarine; let stand until cold before cutting. A bout two 11/4 -lb. or five 7 -m: .. looves 1''u111il /f ll"ce/;//f, .\'111·t'11tl1.i1· /I, /!l'i f 15 .. No woman with an oven should be without this book. .The only thing to learn abour baking with yeast is rlut its e2Sy to do. And we've got the book to prove it Chock- f ull of the most beautiful collection of goodies ever put together. We call it Fleischmarm~ Bakr-it-Easy W-ast Book And it's our most complete boQk ever. including t'verything you could wwt to know about yeast baking. More clun a cookbook, it makes baking more like fWl . First, it takes you through a few basics to ma.kc you more sure of yourself. ihen on to new tiflll.'-Saving ha.king techniques. And page after page of mouthwatering recipes, including some old-favorite Chrisanas and holiday brads . All this to help you just relu and enjoy yourself. There-are more than 100 proven recipes to try out in Fleischmann} Bake-it-Easy ~ast Book. Or to expcrimeot and improvise on. We w.mc you to invent new icings and slupt..~. Discover many new recipes and ideas. Tlut's wlut makes yeast ~g fun instead of work. Pick up a package ofAeischmann's"Ycast. Who knows? You may find the someone you're baking luppy is you. FleUchtnamrs »ast. &l« someone happy . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pb1C send mc_(No.) Fkiscltmonm &*-it-Elly YNSI .Boo4(s). I cndosc SOC~or monc'Y order) plus 3 cnw Fkisdmann\ Acri~ Dry Yeast fo~ each book. Allow four ( 4) ~for delivery. Offer good only U.S.A whilr supply bs«1. Smd to: FlcUdwnarm\ Yeast. Box 1178. Elm Gry, North Cuo1.ina 27822. E>rdcn wubout zip code annoc be ~ ................................................................ The Timeless Art of SwediSh ·Cooking "Sometimes I have to be content just with watching other people eat. I've become what you might call a food voyeur.You have no idea of my weight problem. It's just a constant ball/e!" As told to Helen Dorsey F n111il11 11'1•1•/,/11, \'111•1•111/ir1 I~. 1•1 ,'f e h Ann·M.,.cret, soon to be ... n In h« st.rrlng role In the TV special "Dam" at Sea," BeU System Famlly Theatre, aired on NBC·TV, November 15, 1971. -By Ann-Margioet "I love all food I You see, I just have a thing about food. I mean I just start salivating when I start thinking about it: Pizza I Beef Stroganoff! Chocolate malts! Steak Tartarel J could make a whole meal out of a baked potato with sour cream and chives. I adore caviar; I had some the other night, and I'm still salivating! "I don't do much cooking, but I eat. Mostly, I just open the refrigera- tor door. My Swedish mother's an in- credible cook .. When I close my eyes, I can just taste her specialties: Swed- ish meat baJls and Swedish cookies-- literally every kind of cookie imagin- able-from spritsar [spritz rings] to mandelskorpor (almond rusks) to pep- parkakor (ginger snaps]. And the bread! Limpa! Sockerkaka (Sunday cake made in round mold]! And the koldomar (stuffed cabbage rolls]! "Holidays have always been im- portant in our home. On Thanksgiv- ing we had two dinners, one with my mother and one with my husband and his mother. [Ann-Margret's husband is Roger Smith]. My mother doesn't like turkey, so she fixes a chicken. "I'll never forget our family Christ- mas dinners: lutfisk (dried fish soaked by plunging into water before cook- ing) and whit~ sauce (delicately fla- vored with mustard), julgrot [Christ- mas rice pudding) and glogg [Christ- mas wine). "We love being by ourselves-but we do entertain small groups. I won't have anyone in my home whom I don't like. rm very sports minded. Typically, we start off the day with a little tennis and a quick dip in the swimming pool, then a little volley ball. It's like a spa at our house. We do all the things you do when you're a kid. There are kids running around; cats running around. Everyone's run- ning around. I love that. ~we eat everywhere-in the den, by the pool, in the formal dining room. Only sometimes I have to be content just watching other people eaL rve become what you might call a food voyeur. You have no idea of my weight problem. It's just a constant battle!" MANDELSKORPOR (Almond Rusks) 2 eas Vt cup su1.,. 1n cups almonds, chopped 1 tsp. bakln1 powder 1 lfz cups all purpose flour Beat eggs and sugar until fluffy. Add almonds and flour sifted together with baking powder. Stir until well blended. Pour mixture into well-greased bak- ing sheet in nt.o J Y.i inch wide rows. Bake in preheated 350°F. oven about IO minutes. When done, cut in one- half inch slices. Separate slices, re- turn fo oven (reduce temperature to 250°F.) about 8 minutes. Turn off oven. Allow rusks to dry off in oven (about 20 minutes). Serve with coffee or with breakfast. Makes 4 dot.en. SPRITSAR (Spritz Rings) 1 cup butter lfz cup sugar 1 eggyolk 6 blanched bitter almonds, grated 21/z cups all-purpose flour Wo rk butter and sugar until creamy and fluffy. Add egg yolk, almonds, flour and mix thoroughly. Chill dough slightly. Put dough into cookie press. Shape in rings or S's with cookie press. Placed on wcll-~reased bakf ng sheet. Bake in preheated 350°F. oven until golden (about 8 minutes). Malcts about 4 dozen cookies. (Continlt~d on page 19) Family W eeldy, .\'ovembe1· 14, 11171 17 From one gaeatdish .. another dish made wi Swanson Chicken Broth. She's now Mrs. Bonnie Branch of Pacific Palisades, California, mother of two. As a busy homemaker she's discovered how Swanson Olicken Broth can help in the kitchen. "My dressing recipe is a favorite ~ -')•' " .... \', .\ ...... (! ... " for Thanksgiving. I just add green olives, celeiy, onions and spices like sage, salt and pepper, to a stu.ffiilg of white bread crumbs moistened with the Otlcken Broth and white wine. After it's moist, but not soggy, I stuff the turkey and away I go." And our other Swanson• products are just as great. Dinty wants to send you a cap just like his. It's made of Ql&chine- washable 100% Orlon, and it has an .authentic 7-color Dinty patch (made by the official patchmaker for the NASA astronauts). One s1ze fits all heads. Great for the whole family! Send for ------yours now~ -.. ---------1 DINTY llOOR! CAP Off£R P.O. BOX 1441 . I ROSEVILLE. lllNNESOTA 55111 ,.._ wM --C11M. CHiii ... el -"941C...mMI -..., .... I c.., Cc.IN cMlee ....._ ..., .. -..., ...... , , __ .._ _ .... ,,_ _, _., Diiie, ........... "'9 t1M .. cMctr w _, ........... ~ I _u_. ___ (Ple ____ ,,..., ___ _ I AOOMa I cm • ITAft ZJP I An~-Margret (Continued from paye 17 ) Ann·Margret's Steak Tartare, shown with a Swedish tabfe settina. <Ea yolks are left in shell, In case the guest prefers the tartar• without eg.) ANN-MARGRET'S STEAK TARTARE 1 l/z lbs. freshly ground lean beef round 4 egg yolks l/J cup finely chopped white onion 1 l/z tsps. capers, chopped 1 cup finely diced dill pickles (about three 4 inches long) 1 can (2 ounces) flat anchovy fillets, chopped Salt. pepper to taste Swedish limpa bread (or rye bread slices) Divide meal into four portions and place on individual plates. Surround ____ ..;..m_e_a~ wifh one-foul'fh e:rch of the onion, capers, pickles and anchovies. Top each portion of meat with one egg yolk (placed in egg shell, if de- sired). Each serving will be tossed in- dividually (with egg shells removed) al table and seasoned to taste with salt and pepper. Serve tartare with bread slices. Serves 4 Note: E ntire recipe can be made ahead of time by beating egg yolks with sail and pepper and mixing lightly in a bowl with onion, capers, pickles, an- chovies and meat until all the ingredi- ents are combined. To serve, mound meat on serving plate, score with knife forming diamond-shaped pattern. Sur- round with bread slices. For exotic touches, garnish with smoked salmon (or tiny canned shrimp) and sliced hard-<;ooked egg. Top with minced pickle, minced while onion (or freshly grated horseradish) . KALDOLMAR (Stuffed Cabbage Rolls) 1 medium·sized head cabbage Boiling salted water FOR THE FILLING: 1.4 cup rice 1 cup water 1 cupmilk 1/z lb. beef, ground 1A lb. poric, ground 1A lb. veal, ground 1 egg Vl cup cream (or milk) 1 Vz tsps. salt 1.4 tsp. white pepper Hint allspice, optional TO COMPLETE: 2 tbsps. butter 1 tbsp. brown sugar (or molasses) 2 cups bouillon (or water) i 112 tbsps. flour 112 cup light cream Salt, white pepper to taste D iscan.I outer wilted leaves from cab- bage; cut out core of cabbage head. Plunge cabbage in boiling salted water to cover (2 bps. salt to every quart wnter). Cook until leaves separate easily; drnin. Rinse, scald rice. Bring water to boiling point, add rice, sim- mer until water disappears. Add milk, cook slowly until rice is tender (about 30 minutes ), stirring occasionally to prevent sticking. Cool, mix with ground meat, egg, cream (or milk) and sea-;oningc;. Trim thick center vein of cabbage. Place 2 tbsps. meat mix- ture in center of each leaf. Fold leaves folding outside flaps towards center, then roll up jelly-roll fashion. Faste n with toothpicks or string. Heat 'butter in -;killet; brown cabbage rolls lightly on all c;ides. Place in Dutch oven with a little boiling water, pour over rolls. Add more bouillon (or water), cover and cook slowly I to I 'A hours (or until tender ), basting occasionally. Arrange in deep serving dish, remov- ing toothpicks (or string). Prepare sauce by mixing flour and cream to pan drippings while stirring. Simme r for frw minutes to cook and thicken. Add more milk or cream if too thick. Season to taste, pour over rolls. (Typically, the Swedes serve this with boiled new potatoes.) Serves 4 to 6 . . ,.~,,,,,;111 lt'ul:ln • .\'111·(!111hu u. 11171 19 Magic UJokie Bars Crunchy and delicious treat, made quick 'n easy, right lo the baking pan. 1¥.l cups Kellogg's• Corn Flake Crumbs 3 tablespoons sugar ~ cup (1 stick] regular margarine or butter, melted 1 cup (6-oz. pkg.} semi-sweet chocolate morsels 1J1 cups (3*·oz. can) flaked coconut l cup coarsely chopped Diamond Walnuts 1 can Borden Eagle Brond9 Sweetened Condensed Milk (not evaporated mil:.j 1. Measure Com Flake Crumbs, sugar and margarine into 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan; mix thor- oughly. With back of tablespoon press mixture evenly and firmly in bot tom of pan to form crust. 2. Scatter chocolate morsels over crust. Spread coconut evenly over chocolate morsels. Sprinkle the Wa lnuts over coconut. Pour Sweetened Condensed Milk evenly over Walnuts. 3. Bake in moderate oven (350"' F.) about 25 minutes or until lightly browned around edges. Cool. 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It recently Ohio. The 'Barbie" who is bought the world's largest the object of her idoliza-circus, Ringling Brothers tion is not a movie or TV Barnum and Bailey. star but a miniature doll-The soft-spoken Mrs. the most successful and Handler is still somewhat most famous doll in history. bewildered by the scope of Her popularity is such that her success. Born as one of she aod her little circle of 10 children into a family doll friends have accounted of limited means, she was for a half-billion dollars in only 16 when she met El- sales around the world. Her liot Handler at a dance in unique fan club recently their home town of Denver. enrolled its one millionth The two were drawn to- member, making it the sec-gethcr immediately -a ond largest girls' organiz.a-courtship which finally re- tion in America (the Girl suited in marriage. Scouts of America still Moving to Los Angeles, cling to first place). the young Handlers settled· The woman behind the into a $27.50-a-month flat Barbie doll is petite Ruth with a pull-up bed. Elliot Mosko Handler, president began to turn out fixtures of Mattel, Inc. When she and plastic cigarette boxes created Barbie 12 yeara in an abandoned Chinese ago, toy dealers across the laundry, while Ruth country insisted it was a worked as a stenographer "bomb ... It look the most in a movie studio. She strenuous saJesmanship on found, however, that she Ruth Handler's part to get had a gift for selling, and them to stock it, but her ef-soon she became his part- loru were rewarded when ner. During the forties. she the "bomb·• suddenly took look a short time out from off. business to have two chil- Mattel took off, 100, to dren. Their names were the tune of becoming the prophetic: Barbie and Ken. From plastic items, the Handlers switched to mak- ing doll furniture and toy ukuleles. Then Ruth opened the golden trove. "I had ob- served that when my daughter played with dolls and coloring books, she kept pretending to be older aod kept creating play sit- uations involving teen- agers,·· Mrs. Handler re- calls. "It brought home to me the fact that children were maturing earlier than they used to. l decided that a high-quality doll with a teen-age figure and imagi- nati 'le clothes would be much more exciting to chil- dren than the traditional, one -dimensional cut -out doll." The doll was named after the Handlers' daugh· ter Barbie. Later on, when it was decided that the Barbie doU should have a boy friend, he was named after Barbie Handlers' brother Keo. Mrs. H andler subsequently expanded her dolls' horizons, until now there is a whole "World of Barbie." This world in- cJudes classmates and friends from all ethnic and raci!ll groups. As most parents-t-now, the dolls have a wide range of clothes and acq!ssories. There are some parents. of course, who think of Barbie primarily as a temp- tress luring children into seeking ever-new purchases for their doll's wardrobe. The H andlers insist, how- ever, that the wise parent knows how to control his child and to keep her appe- tite for new doll accessories within the family budget. The flood of letters from ' owners of Barbie ... dolls seeking information about clothes and grooming im- pelled the organization of the Barbie Fan Club. Mem- bers and their mothers get together periodically to dis· cuss fashion, hair styles, social behavior, health ha· bits, and the problems of growing up. And what of the real-life Barbie and Ken? They both married young, as their parents did, and there are two grandchildren for the busy grandparents to dote on come Sundays. One of the grandchildren is a girl. 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I he~ Prc\ldcnllal Sculpiurcs received the Gl"Orgc W:i,honaton Honor Medal i\v. JrJ. rrt'>Cnted by the f reedom I oundaunn 31 Valley For11c. DESIGN WORKSHOP Dept. A-39 Box 28. Kensington Sta .. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11218 r-MONEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT DELIGHTED I WITH THIS EXCEPTIONAL OFFER I I 1>1-:sr<;'\ \VOR"SHOI', Dept. A-3 9 t I I I I Bo\ 28, ""'"in~ton Sta., Brn.,kh n. '. 't '. 11 218 Gc·n1: f'.ll<'n : P l<'a~c· 'end lllt' ".'\11wrirnn l'n,itlrnt~" art ~culpture collenions. complcrr with R<'\'irwinir Srnnd and Amni..:an Prro;1- dr11t-. Alhurn @) '!{). )() po~tpaid. t111al ,1111ount of ';!. f\' 11111 I . / ddrrH I < ;,,, I I S1n11· Zip : rlca•C' prifll name, adclrtn and tip. I 41/tiw 4 'l::rr*s for ,t,./i~rrJ•. , _______________________ _) QUIZ/By John E. Gibson What Is Happiness, And ~at Helps Us Possess It? ~ -~ ~' True or False: You can buy happiness with money-if you know where to shop for it (see number 3) Happiness -which the dictionary dctl.nes as the state of being plea.Sed and coti.,tent-is a subject which interests almost everyone. In fact. it has been de- scribed as just about the best thing around This quiz helps us take a closer look at it, to see what makes it tick. TRUE OR FAI.SE L Most Americans arc un- happy. 2. Men are happier than women. J. You can buy happiness with money-if you know where to shop for il 4. 'There's no such thing e a happy peuimisL 5. Education is conducive to happiness. ri----'-· Young people are hap- pier than old people. ANSWERS 1. Faist. A nationwide sur- vey polled men and women of a~I ages and walks of life on this question. Over 40% said they were very happy, and almost 50% described themselves as fairly happy. Nine percent described themselves as either un- happy, or so confused they weren't sure what they were. l. Falu. The same survey sbJwcd the difference in happiness between the sexes to be so slight as to be neg- ligible. The percentage of men and women who rated themselves as "very happy,'' "fairly happy," or "not happy" was almost identi- cal. 3. Faist. People who are rich, bored, and unhappy have been shopping for it since time immemorial without finding it. This doesn't mean to say that money may bear no rela- tion to happiness. For hav- ing plenty of money may lrelp or hindu in the pursuit of happiness. It de- pends entirely on the indi- vidual, his attitude and per- sonalitr· It isn't without This. •• is the L6M moment Kings and Supe1 Kings 19 mg. ~w: 1 3 mg.111Co1¥1e av pei cip1ne by flC method. some significance that sur- veys show that more people in the higher income brack- ets describe themselves as happy than those in the middlt and lesser brackets. 4. True. And since peMi- mism is the enemy of hap- piness, it's interesting to consider what makes a pes- simist tick and how be gets that way. Psychological studies show that the chronic pessimist tends to be "'failure-prone." He un- 22 1''0111ilu W eek l11.N o1111111b11r 14. 1!'>71 ·--------------~-_.---------~ consciously sets himself life goals whlch will be ex- tremely difficult, it not im- possible, to achieve. Thus, in eff cct, he invites failure and develops a pattern of failure expectancy. This is w.hY, when things do go right. it bas an unsettling eJfect on him--end he feels something closely akin to disappointment. 5. True. It has been truly said that "education makes possible the enjoyment of a greater number of thin~ and the greater the variety of sources of pleasures and satisfactions. the greater the pcmibility of achieving sustained happiness." Edu- cation is also conducive to happines.1 in that it makes it possible for us to exer- cise more knowledge and perspective in our choice of goals and activities. 6. False -according to a psychological study con- ducted at Georgia South- western_ College, on the general happiness and Hfe satisfaction of young and old people. Subjects con- sisted of over 200 pel"SOns. One group consisted of men and women who had re- tired Each was given tests designed to measure mor- ale, weU-being, and general good feeling. Findings: test scores "indicated no differ- ence in degree of life satis- faction; however they showed significant differ- ences in the sources of sat- isfaction for each group.'' Happy old people tended to derive their satisfactions from the past; feeling they had lived a good life, got- ten their share of the breaks, still presented a good appearance, and didn't feel down in the dumps. 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CAPRA· GEM CO., Dept FW 1J t P.O. Box 3148, Phila., Pa. 19150. TH( LAST "'COMPL(T(" SIL VER SET 1984 U.S. Cain Set A father who grooves on log- ging boots, a mother who excels in fly-extermination, children who are lbe number-one promoters oL the polywog population ... oh, and there's always the worm worship- per, popcorn fan, and the peaout- butter nub. These are things I like about my family. And where else but in a family could you find such a menagerie of personalities, not only surviving but actually enjoying life. Togetherness is one of the most important elements of my family Jife. For as long as I can remem- ber, one night a week has been reserved for activities as a family. w..=':::.i':""' _:,~=£~;.:.:'.=-SJ 96 This activity might consist of Al.J06 't/A.1......_I -·-,., -· ·--.. ,.,_ anything from an ice-cream bust, ~co... ......... .._ Vnc..-.. -· -,,...,... ....... -ru.,.. w. ... -.. to a discussion of family prob-.. o'" CUJM OUT ON lft. ¥t'll llTS ,_..._'"'9"r••Jlo"-lems, to programs and other fam- 1...:is.o OM AllltS.ft 1967 S.. 14!50 "f • d f • '"' s.t suo • 11"' , .. , • 1960s., s.c "° 1 y-onente unctions. 11&95" $4 15 Otll'f •KeSe< 16!50 w h 1 d t be . i~.l~1' [II' I ··~ suo $57.95 tNs.• 18 ~ clud~ i~v~n:a~~~the~'s ;o~~:~ l li..v.-114wtt'°"S.~'96 ~r.....,..•fta.,,b•~"'"..,.,."" -t•'it"'~"OOl.t..A~ • and triumphs. A few years ago, LJ~ IJ ~ 1 : • ·: -:.:.:!3.!.!Aoe:!!~.~~!..~--when Dad was having a difficult • BUY DIRECT • 20 DAYS fill TltlAl , .... __ , * _.,.___ time paying his bills, all of the Body Aids $29.95 up. Tiny AIHn·tlle·Ear: --------------children gathered their pennies Behind-tlle·Ear; Eye Glau Aids. One of lar and doll ars, then placed them in eest selections. Battery prices low asS2.00 an envelope on my dad's desk. for six No.675 . No ulesman will call Write:• LLOYD Co••· • Last year, after being without Dept. fW . 905 9th St . Rotkford. Ill 61108 money for a few weeks, I called home from college and requested S I 0. Dad wired me $100. may be). Then there's always the things I'd like to change: Oftimes l think I'd like-to change the way my father rouses us in the morning! As he clomps up the stairs in bis logging boots, singing, "Oh, it's great to get up in the morning in the good ol' summertime,"the thought always strikes me, "there's got to be a better way!" Yet, I fear the fault lies in my love of sleep. Sometimes, in moments off rus- tration, it seems perhaps a few less kids would be desirable. But who would we throw out? Each person contributes a part, and each child adds something which makes our home a better place to live. One thing that definitely needs changing is my family's Jove for people. After all, it is only with great difficulty that I am able to recall a time that we have not had a cousin of one sort or another staying at our home. The number ranges anywhere from one to I 5. But then again, l remember no severe fatigue caused by over- exertion, and what is life but a heap of experiences? T ll•ASUll• Dewl.tt's Pills ::.~~-Ill~. --------------t s ,._,.., "'°""'· The group usually turns out in full-force to support fam ily foot- ball playe~. champion calf rid- ers, members of musical and dra- matic casts (or whatever the case All-in-all, I think my family is rather unique. But, of course, all families are unique-which is mar- velous! After all , what a boring thing life would be if the world were made up of stereotyped families? ,..,,,_...._ ,...,,-- ..... 17;-l'WwO ..... 17: ... W• w lfee ...... =-~·,,;;--· ... 11911 R•LC O 0-131 W "11:!!-.Jtl IOX IOIJI, HOU$lOll. TU. 71011 -----,.--.. --.-. -------------...._, -... .-.- s s s p I' s a It t h d h e s r h 0 d r r 0 a s 11 Two Winning Essays From a Family Weekly Competition FAMI LY WEEKLY is proud to introduce Miss Marilee Murin of Ric:lunond, Utah, and Mr. Hugh R . Hocker of Mvrgantown, Ky.-two /em-agers we wish others could get to know better. Children of familic-s participating in the 1971 ALL-AMERICAN FAMILY SEARCH, held at Lehigh A cres, Fla., Marilee and Hugh were co-winners of a S/000 oralOrical scho/Mship awMd- ed by FAMILY WEEKLY. Addressing themselves to tlle subject "Things I Like About My Family, Anti Things I'd like to Change," they and douns of other contestants were required to sum up their basic altitudes toward home/if e in a brief twe>-minute speech. Marilee and Hugh came out on top-and we think, after reading e.ccerpts of their essays, you'll understand wlty. -The Editors Hugh Hocker's Essay 1 am in college, and one of the things 1 like about my family is that l can sit and talk with them on any subject. Since l was about 12 years old, J have known about the family's business. l knew what we could afford and what we couldn't Also, when something was being bought for the family, every membor got to express his opinion and what he would be willing to pay for it. My older sister and I were in- cluded when our parents discussed the tearing down of our old home, the build- ing of our new one, the buying of our first new car, and the purchasing of car- pet for the basement. Even my little sisters had an opportunity to tell which color of carpet they liked best. I like my family because they are re- spectful of my property. My little sisters do not bother my personal articles or prowl in my room. Not only is my family respectful of my property, bur also my plans. Belng young, I don-·cspen<ralt or my time at home, and my family is con- siderate and usually arranges for me to WAKEUP RARIN'TOGO Without N•gging Backache Nu~l(intt hKt"-.H<"ht'. ht•M•l:-tht.-a n•I nu1 ... t•ulu 1 ,., hM anti ,mtn._ nut) '"t1mt• nn with .. ,. t •'\t•t t '""· t'ntt•litintd Ul•"•'l~. or ~·,•11 "''''" "l,.,..,tit 111\J ~•utin. If thif': Ol\f:.• ,,,no11 l•n<'t\urh ... \\ ith r-t""' 1'""'· d, t.•01'""'"' tu~htt'• ,,. V.t•nrintt ,.,,u uut. mAkH\.C )"If ,,., ... ,.,~ht,. .. , .. t 11 t Hnltl•·. •l••n't ""''• try l h•on ~ J'1JI.--11n wno'~'""''r· It 1utin ,..,.. h('\•'•. lh •an'._ t•:t1n·~ht.\l•1J: "iC-ltt•n e\n n Ht.tti:tu.,-\11\rknt"hr iJi ••he" 1h, 11n111\\t•1. t.t-t ltn:1n'A P iH"" -m•I h hitlut (u1 m1n1t tit UR hut :1 "di ... '-"''" n ~•" tul" ..-.I t ttnt•••I)' "'""•I ttitt•'l4;' ,. .. full> l1} m1flt• "" (,,, ,., er -:-h \r n1 •. g""'. 1( tht•\· 1l1•t1"t fu in1e )"'l•\I •h~ '""'''"'' ,.,.i, .. 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It will not talce too long For me to know. Becau11e of exposure to harcl rock music, some young people um/er 25 have the hearing of 65·year-ol<t..-New• item Thanks to youthful ear exposing One generation gap is closing. Both young and old will, I'm afraid, Soon have to wear a hearing aid. Another way to put it's this, (Explaining what you've thought amiss): The youths who seemed to hate or jeer you And wouldn't listen, couldn't hear you. ~It woul<l not really matter to me if the poems were never published. What matters is that I have said whut I must, and I hnvc put 011 record some hidden pnrt or me thnt I may 6nally see. When I read the things I hnve writte n, I understand myself better. All the po- etry that I hnve written hn.-; not been published bemuse there are poems that are so intense J do not want to shnre them." You can learn fantastic things about plnnl<i from Jerry Baker, '"America's Master Gardener." When we 'alke<l with him recently, we learned some surprising tips: 1) For nongrccn- thumb gardeners, an ea.-;y way to start a plant from seed i.-; in three-fourths of an eggshell, with a pinprkk on the bot- tom. Come transplanting time, just crush the shell (but not the plant) into the soil. 2) To ket>p roses or other woody-stemmed fresh Rowers, use a mallet to beat the bottom inch of stem- so it absorbs water. 3) For a practically permanent corsage, pour u thin layer of Bornx into a tfo can, gently place the corsage in it, fill the can with more Borax, gently -bn1Shing it around the petals. Fill to top and seal. Seven d~ys later, you've got a fresh-looking cor- sage that could Inst about 10 wear- ings (if not cru.<;hed), cspednlly if toughened with a little hair sprny lo Quips& Experience is r;cogni::ing tl1 c ml$- take you made again.-£. J. M1mter THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES I wns tTying to soothe my five- year·old daughter. "Look, hon- ey," I reminded, "l thought you snid ) uur earache· wns better. Then why do you keep on crying like that?" ''I'm waiting for Daddy to come home," she replied. "He's never seen me with an earache." -Mt1. A. T . Q., Brooklyn, N.l'. A man filling out a jub · npplic:ation form <.'umc lo the 'JllC.'>tion, ··11ave you ever been arrested?" I le filk-<l in "Nu." The ne>.t '111e~tio11 was .. Why?" a11d wns me;111t for thoM' who answered i11 the nffirmntive. Neve rt hele."" he answered the ques- tion with, ··Never got caught.'• -llcnry E. l.calw keep out humidity. 4) Water defrosted from the rcf rigerator is better for pL1nts than tap water. Jerry Bak·er's new book of similur helpful hints is "Plants are Like People .. (Nash $6.95). Does he win any converts? It take$ a lot of viewpoints to make up a world. This old man hns been carry- ing placardc; with his points of view nround Manhattan streets for years. It seems doubtful thnt the short-o;kirted A little boy and his mother stood looking at a dentist's showcase. "If I had to have false teeth, Mom- my, I'd ta.ke this pair," said the child, pointing . .. Hush," said his mutl1er, shaking his arm , "haven't I told you it's had m:m- ners to pkk your tc<.•tli in puhlic?" -Durothea Kent Advice lo dieters: Wlien asked if you'd like son1l'tl1i11g to eat, the best rr•1>ly i.~. q I'd like notlii11g IJC•lfer." -Fmnk Tyger .. My \vife swc;us tlmt if I die," Bil- lings C'onfided lo a friend, "'she will re- mai11 a widow for t lic rc~I of her days." .. H'm, I'd C'onsidcr that a c:ompli~ mcnt," declarc<l his <.·omp:mi1111. "She thinks thcre·s 110 other man just like yo11 , ela? .. ..No," was Uillings' gltK1my re'iprnase. "'She's afraid there L, ... -F. G . 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HIPPY . . . or thJa one In Anaheim ... ANGEL ••• or thJa one from Lo& Angeles ••• RAMS ... or another Ana- .helm ... PAID 4 .•. Wha tcvcr your pr'(.'ICmt Jlccnsc ... plate reads, your alwa,ya welcome at wu.on Ford Sales here In Huntington Beech Ev~n Ir you don't have a set of plates to call your own, we can take . care of that. We would Ilk<' nothing better.' than to put a 1'72 plate o n your favorlt<.' · from Ford. We have been put- ting new Uccnae plates on new Fords for some time now and take it from ua, thla ls Ford's tfne.t year ever and we have had some great OMS. U you're ln the market for a fine new automobile, you owe it.to your- self to stop In at lm5 Beach Blvd. and sec the latest for 1972. From our rreat new Pinto to the all new fabulous • Thunderbird ... We've got 'em aD. Come on In and test your favorite today! SAlU Dl". '6111 the tetel "-*• lll•YIMllf W SH_., +fie tetel Mo11tt.ly P•Y•Ht l11el .. '91 te .. '7S llc•Me .... all fl11 ... ce c .. ,, .. 011 •Ppr••-' -.Iii fer 16 MMtltt. O.fCrtM peyfttent price 11 $140l.OO 1"9.,lllt efl flu.-ce c8'ef9M. tu .. , ·n lice11H M If .,... ~ te ~' cedl, the ""' udi price is 011ly SJOH. ti ,......... 1elM tea, '72 liM1t1e A.,.lt, I 0.•4 ~. ' ..... 10 , ..... , ..,. 0 9 " . . . REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY MORNING Consumer Tues.; Your Government Today Wed.; Reconciliation Thurs.; federal &ecutlve Board fri. 5:55 O History of Mexico ED Educational features 6:00 B (j) Sunrise Semester m Buy-line 6:25 O Education uchange 10:30 B Love of Life 6:30 B Odyssey "Ceremony of lnno· 0 0 m Hollywood Squares cence" Mon., Wed., Fri.; "Reading" 00 Phil Donahue Show Tues .. Thurs. am Wanderlust 00 Educational features 11:00 B (i) Where the Heart Is fJ Across the fence Mon.; Making 0 0 m Jeopardy Most of Maturity Tues.; Davey and 0 aJ Galloping Gourmet Goliath Wed.; Parent Youth forum am Travel Sllows Thurs.; Youth and the Issues Fri. 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(]) Nanny and the Professor (}) Doctor in the House O Juvenije Jury Jack Barry (jJ Rollin on the River 0 Million $ Movie: C) (2hr) "Brid· ges at Toko-Ri" (drama) '54-Wil ham Holden, Grace Kelly. m Lucecita 7:50 O Jerry West Show/Laker Warm-Up 8:00 f) (I) All in the Family Archie jumps at a $35.000 ofter to sell the house to a black ''blockbuster." 0 THE PARTNERS * "FUNNIEST NEW SHOW" 0 m The Partners "Take My Wife. Please" Armed with the wrong infor· mation and disguised as gardeners, Detectives Crooke and Robinson enter the wrong house on their as· signment to capture kidnappers. O Laker Basketball Lakers vs. Port· land Trailblazers at Portland, Ore. 0 (3)@ ffi Getting Together "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" Not knowing that Lione is falling in love with Sandra. Bobby arranges for her to meet rock superstar Ian Shannon. ffi Movie Greats: (2hr) "The Huck· sters" (drama) '4 7 -Clark Gable, Ava Gardner, Deborah Kerr. @ Championship Wrestling EE World Tomorrow EID Hollywood Television Theatre (R) m Ensalada de Locos ~9 Film: (C) Fire Down Below'' (ID Latin-American Showcase 8:30 f) (I) Funny Face Monte Markham guests as actor Daniel Cooper. whose role as Sandy's leading man in a tea commercial leads to a four · sided "triangle" off-camera involv· ing his mysterious "twin" brother David, Sandy and her friend Alice. 0 ®J m The Good Life "Speedo· meter Strain" Albert tries to teach Grace Dutton to drive. 0 00 @ ffi ABC Movie of the Weekend: (C) (90) "Duel" (sus· pense) '71 -Dennis Weaver. Tim Herbert. Charles Seel, Eddie Fire· stone, Shirley O'Hara A one-man show for Dennis Weaver, who por· trays David Mann-a highway motor. 1st engaged in a game of death with a sadistic truck driver. EE Hour of Deliverance 9:00 f) 00 Dick Yan Dyke Show Sleep· ing arrangements get to be a prob· lem when a desert storm forces the Prestons to host a houseful of over· night guests-including a priest, a nun and the nun's sister. Resched· uled from Nov. 6. 0 ®) m NBC Saturday Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The War Wagon" (western) '70 -John Wayne, Kirk Douglas. Howard Keel. Robert Walker, Keenan Wynn. Joanna Barnes. A rancher, robbed of his land and framed into prison. plots revenge. He plans to take possession of a large gold shipment from the mine owned by the man who framed him THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 13, 1971 Rocklludsmt Kirk Douglas Do~llilone ''The Last Sunset'' Usl59111 Color CBSS2 - 9 10 10 10 11 fl1) I SPECIAL I The Charm of Dyn.J· mite (R) eI) Movie: "El Rapto" 9:30 f) LS' Mary Tyler Moore Show Jed Allen guests as Rod Porter. a very populdr substitute anchorman for vacationing Ted Baxter. O News Larry Burrell @ Porter Wagoner Show CD Cine Mexicano 10 00 f) rii l Mission: Impossible The IMF is assigned to intercept and retrieve stolen nuclear defense information tJeing sold to a foreign power by a Defense Department Advisor. Kevin McCarthy guests. 0 (3J (j) al The Pe r su ade rs "Greensleeves" Lord Brett Sinclair must impersonate himself to solve the mystery of h•s old family man· s1on coming to life without his knowledge. O Target Regis Philbin ID News Ken Jones @ The Wilburn Brothers ID OClvid Susskind Show CD Cine Mexicano 10·15 0 Laker Wrap-Up .39 Film: "The Glass Menagerie" 10:30 O Saturday Night Fights O Twilight Zone @ News Bill Reddick 11 :00 f) 131 O O (el 'f 01 News '6 ~ Marshal Dillon O Fright Night; (C) "Reptilicus'' and (C) "Pyro" ID College Football USC at Wash inglon State, m game taped last weekend. @ It Is Written rn Chiller Theatre , · ,~ L~~r Evening Movies . . SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 11:15 O Fabulous '52! (C) "lhe Last Sunset (western) '61-Rock Hudson, ~ Kirk Douglas, Joseph Cotten, Neville Brand, Carol lynley Two men com· pete for the love of a woman while d11ving her cattle from Mexico to Texas 6:00 3 5 (Cl "Flower Drum Song" (musical) '62-Nancy Kwan, James Shlaet a. (C) "Guys and Dolli" (musical) 'SS-Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra. (CJ "Voyage to the Prehlstorh: Planet" (sci.fl) '65-Bastl Rathbone. Faith Domergue. (3"' Movie: (C) "Ulysses (drama) '55 6:30 11 -Kiri>. Douglas, Silvana Mangano. 7:30 11:30 O Movie: (C) "The Chapman Re· port" (drama) '62-Elrem Ztmllahst 8:00 Jr , Shelly Winters. Jane Fonda 0 Movie: "The Werewolf of Lon-l l :OO don" (mystery) '35 -Henry Hull. 11:30 (6) Movie: "The Big Frame" (mys· 2 8 CC) "Ando" (drama) '68--Robert Mitchum. Peter Falk. 9 "Love With t he Proper Stranger" (drama> '64-Natal1e Wood, Steve McQueen 7 3 6 "The Longest Day" (drama) '62-John Wayne. Robert Mitchum 11 "San Francisco" (drama) '36-Clark G11ble, Spencer Tracy. 9 (Cl "Captain Horatio Hornblower" (adventure) 'Sl-Greaory Peck. Virgtnia Mayo. 13 "Hollywood Canteen" (musical) '44-Bette Davis. Jack Carson MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 tery) '53-Mark Stevens, Jean Kent. O Saturday Night Movie: (C) ''The 6:00 6 "Somebody Up There Likes Me" (drama) '56-Paul Newman. Pier Angeli. Swinger" (comedy) '66-Ann Mar-7:30 9 (Cl "Robin and the Seven Hoods" (comedy) '64-Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin. gret, Tony Franciosa. Aller a young 8:00 5 (C) "Guy$ and Dolli" (musical) '55-Jean Simmons. f rank Slnatra. (C) "Flower Drum Song" (musical) '62-Nancy Kwan, James Shlaeta. (C) "It Happened et the World's Fair" (musical) '63-Elvis Presley, Joan O'Brien. authoress has her stories fumed 9:00 3 down as too tame, she concocts a 9:00 7 story that curls the hair of the 10:30 6 expose magwne editor. 11:00 9 ''It's Alive" (sc1·fl) '64-Tommy Kirk, Shirley Boone. (Cl "Forty Eight Hour Mlle" (drama) '70--Darren McGavln, Wiiiiam Windom. (81 Movie: "Hurricane Smith" (ad· 11:30 3 (C) "The Marriage-Go-Round" (comedy) '61-Susa'l Hayward, James Mason. venture '52-John Ireland. 10 Movie: "Man of a Thousand Faces" (drama) '51-James Cagney. @ Movie: (C) '' A Very Private Affair" (drama) '62-Brigitte Bat· dot. Marcello Mastroianni 6:30 1:00 9 Movie: (C) ''A l otus for Miss 7:30 Quon" (drama) '67-Francesca Tu. 8:00 (6 •News 8:30 ID All-Night Show: (C) "C0ckleshell 11:00 Heroes," ''The Burelar," "A Chump at Oxford." 1:15 f) Movie: "Nightmare" (suspense) '64-David KniRht, Moira Redmond. 11:30 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 11:00 Jl:30 6:30 7:30 1:00 9:00 11:00 Jl:30 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:00 11:30 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 7 (Cl "The Love-Ins" (comedy) '67-James MacArthur. Richard Todd. 11 "Madonna of the Seven Moons" (drama) '46-Stewart Grani er. 13 Phyllis Calvert. "Marry Me Again" (comedy) '53-Marie Wilson. Robert Cummings. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 7 CC) "A Hole In the Hn d" Part I (comedy) '59 -Frank Sinatra. Edward G. Robinson. 9 (C) "Don 't Just Stand There" (comedy) '68-Robert Wagner. Mery Tyler Moore. 5 (Cl "Guys and Dolls" (musical> '55-Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra. 7 3 6 (C) "Mr. and Mrs. Bo Jo Jones" (drama) '71-Desi Arnaz Jr .. Dina Merrill. 9 (C) "Did You Head the One About the Traveling Saln lady7"-{comedyl '68-Phyllls Diiier, Bob Denver. 5 "Death Takes a Holld1y" (drama) '34-Fredric March. Evelyn Venable. ' 11 "The Late G1orge Apley" (comedy) '47-Ronald Colman, Pea&y Cummins. 13 "The Purple Gena" (mystery) '60-Barry Sullivan. Robert Blake. 7 10 9 11 s 9 13 WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER17 (C) "A Hol.e In the Hnd" Conclusion (comedy) '59-Frank Sinatra, Edward G. Robinson. (C) "Sergeant Rr k•r'' (drama> '68--lee Marvin. Vera Miles. "Hud" (drama) 68--Paul Newman. Melvyn Douglas. "Advise ind Content" (drama) '62-Henry Fonda. Don Murray. (C) "Gull• and D.>lh;" (musical) '55-Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra. (C) "Destiny of a Sp)(" (drama) '6~Harry Andrews. Patrick Maaee. "The Bachelor Party • (comedy) '57-Don Murray, E.G. Marshall. THURSDA~ NOVEMBER 18 7 (Cl "Harlow" Part I (drama) '65-Carroll Baker, Martin Balsam. 9 (C) "The DH tructors" (drama) '67-Richard Egan, Patricia Owens. 5 (C) "Guvs and Doll•" (musical) '55-Jean Sim mons. Frank Sln1t ra, 2 8 (Cl "Pendulum" (suspense) '6~George Peppard, Jean Seberg, 9 (Cl "Anibell1" (comedy) '6~Virna Lisi, James Fox. 11 "The Big H eat" (drama) '53-Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame, 13 "Johnny Nobody" (drama) '65-Aldo Ray, Wilham Bendix. 7 9 5 4 10 2 9 2 11 13 9 4 6 1 I 7 3 5 9 11 2 4 6 7 8 10 13 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 (C) "Harlow" Conclusion (drama) '65--Corroll Baker, Martin B&lsam. (C) "It Started With a Kin" (comedy) '59-Debbie Reynolds, Glenn Ford (C) "Guys and Dolls" (muslcal) '55-Jean Simmons. Frank Sinatra. (C) "Ellery Queen: Don't Look Behind You" (mystery) '71-Peter Lawford. Harry Morgan CC) "Many Rivers to Cron" (adventurtl 'SS-Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker. 8 (C) "The Cable C9r Murder'' (mystery) '72-Robert Hooks. Jeremy Slate. "A Hard Day's Night" (musical) '6'4-The Bealle!>, Wiifred Brambell. (C) "The Naked Jungle" Cdrdmal '54-Charlton Heston. Eleanor Parker. "Slattery's Hurricane" (drama) '49-Rlchard Widmark, Verofllc11 lake. (C) "Gladiators Seven" (comedy) '41-Richard Hamson. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 (Cl "The Hellflghters" (drama) '69 -John Wayne, Kat harine Ross JO (Cl ''The Group" (dram3) '6&-Candice Bergen, Joan H•c:kett. "The Black Whip' (western) '57-Hugh Marlowe, Coleen Gray ''Gaslight" <mystery) '44-lngnd Ber11man. Charles Boyer fC) "A Summer Place" (drama) '59-Rlchard Egan, Dorothy McGuire. C) "The Hustler" (drama) '61-Paul Newman, Piper Laurie. 'The lnvlslble Man" (mystery) '33-<:laude Rains, Gloria Stuart. "Faces of Terror" end "Invasion" "Seven Day• to Noon" (m)'1>tery) '50-Barry Jones. Olive Sloane. (C) "Th• Thrill of It All" Ccomedy) '63-Dorls Day. J11mes Garner. (C) "Can C.n" Cmus1c:al) '60-Frank Sinatra, Shirley Maclain• "Beware My lovely" (drama) 'S2-lda Lupino. Robtrt Ry11n. "The Pit and the Pendulum" (horror) '61-Vincent Price. John Kerr "Hell Is for Heroes" (dr<1ma) '62-Bobby Dartn. Fess Parker. (C) "Dar1ing" (drcima) '65--Julle Christ ie. Laurence Harvey. "Days of Thrills and Laughter" (comedy) '61-Laurel and Hardy. and Charlie Chaplin film• Page 5 REVIVAL OF THE TAP DANCE JENNY AND THE 6EHTLE SNOW GOOSE For 18-year-old British actress Jenny Agutter, performing with a trained snow goose was no problem. Not after working with a worrisome wombat. Miss Agutter watched the goose peck quietly at the earth near a lighthol.(,se on the east coast of England and said: "It's a lovely bird. I expected it would always be flapping around and complaining." She spoke while waiting to film a scene for Paul Gallico's adaptation of his famed story, "The Snow Goose," starring Richard Harris. The poignant story launches the 21st season of the Hallmark Hall of Fame, Monday at 8 PM on NBC. "I was In Australia last year," said Jenny, "and worked with a snake, kangaroos and a wombat for the film 'Walkabout.' I'm not really afraid of snakes but I found the wombat deceptive. It looked nice but It had a tendency to bite. The animals were not at all like our gentle snow goose." In the special, this portrait of Ml11 Agutter (as the orphan Fritha) Is painted by her friend Philip Rhayader (Richard Harris), a lonely artist who shares her concern for the wounded bird. 'The picture was actually painted for the special by Peter Scott, son of Robert Falcon Scott, the second e•xplorer to reach the South Pole. -.-- Ann·Margret stars in a musical spoof of the Busby Berkeley movies of the thirties on the Bt-11 System Family Theatre Special "Dames at Sea on NBC Mon day at 9 PM . The co st~r s are Ann Miller Dick Shawn Anne:: Meara, Fred Gwynne and Harvey Evc1ns. Miss Miller portrays Mona Kent, the temperamental star of a mu· sical scheduled to open on Broadwc1y. When she becomes 111 on opening night. Ann.Margret, a member of the chCJrus, steps 1ntC1 her dancing shot. s to become an overnight success It 1s a pa1 ody _of lhe 01_k Powcll·Ruby Keele movie~ of the 1930's, forerunner of classic musicals 111 which Miss Miller appeared with Fr~d Ast•mc and Gene Kelly ... "~ .... ti tr; Hl '" SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14 9:30 AM B @ NFL Today Pre·game interviews 10:00 B (j) NFL Football Los Angeles Rams 11s. Detroit Lions at Detroit. 0 (ig) AFC Football Doubleheader Baltimore Colts 11s. New York Giants at New York in first game. 12:00 00 College Football Highlights 1:00 0 ~AFC Football Cleveland Browns at Kansas City Chiefs in final game of doubleheader. 3:00 O Notre Dame Football Highlights I College Football Highlights 5:00 World of Sports Illustrated Grambling Football Highlights 11:00 College Football MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 4:00 O I sPWAL I UCLA Bruins Football A two-hour program high· lighting UCLA's football season to date, with special emph· on the Bruins' games with Pittsburgh, Texas. Michigan and Washington State. 6:00 O CID NFL Monday Night Football St. Louis Cardinals 11s. San Diego Chargers at San Diego. The Chargers. for many years a power In the Western Division of the American Football league (now the AFC), have been Western champions five times and third-place finishers siJ< times In their ll·year history. The Card· mals were the top scoring team in the Eastern Conference of the NFC in 1970 and gave up only one touchdown more than the NFL champion Dallas Cowboys. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 6:00 0 Kings Hockey Kings vs. Toronto. Taped. 10:00 Gii) Box Profession•! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 8:00 IE Boxing From t he Olympic 10:00 m Football Soccer International 11:30 O Colleglate Footbell A preview of this week's NCAA football action. Saturday's top games from every section of the country will be analyzed showing weakness. strength. style of play and top stars. Judgement of the prospective winners will be made by the e>tperts. and the viewers will also make their decisions. Bill Frink 1s host. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19 11:00 O Western Harness Racing The $50,000 Leland Standord for three·year·olds et one mile is expected to attract the 1971 Hameltonian winner Speedy Crown, Quick Pride, AC's Orion and Keystone Hillard. This race concludes the Grand Circuit Week at Hollywood Park, a nationwide stakes program celebrat· ing its lOOth year of operation. Stan Bergstein and Roy Shudt describe the feature race. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 11:00 AM O @ ABC's Wide World of Sports 12:00 ~ Challenge 12:30 3 00 NCAA Football use at UCLA 2:00 · Fl Game of the Week 3:00 KM:l(.Boxins 5:00 This Week In Pro Footblll (3) (j) NCAA CoUese Football Notre Dame vs. LSU. 6:00 Rams Foot ball Action 8:00 Saturday Nleht A ghts 8:30 World of Sports Illustrated YES A LARGE 15 FT. INSULATED· ROOM $995°0 COMPLETE: • PLANS • PERMITS • tNSUlATED WAUS • UfSULA TED ROOF ·DOOi • GUTIERS • EVfaYTHING See Model at 7691 Westminster Ave. Westminster "!· ........... '! ...... , .. ,. .. ---·-~-.... _. _____ __.. ____ ~ ~·--·'!' '----~-~.-·····y~ .. ~· ... "FUN IOOM" ..... 7 SUNDA Y NOVEMBER 14 MORNING 6:15 m The Chrlstophers 6:30 O Country Music m The Bible Answers 6:45 00 The Christophers 6:55 8 Give Us This D1y O Story Line 7:00 B (j) Tom and Jerry O The Christophers 1Q) Woody Woodpecker m Unit One @ Public Affairs/Social Security 7:30 B (J) Tiie Groovie Coolies O This Is the Life O Mormon hbernacle Choir o J Directions O Oral Roberts 1Q) Deputy Dawg m Yogi Bear and friends ID Sacred Heart/The Christophers 1391 The Living Word 8:00 B !. lamp Unto My Feet O Mrs. -lpha Bet 0 101 Ru Humbard '6) Re1I Estate O Hmld of Truth m Wonderama (E Reviv1I fires 9 Cartoon Carnival 8:30 B look Up and Live 0 Serendipity 0 Campus Profile Lil let There Re Light O Movie: (C) "fX-18 Super Spy" (mystery) '65-R1chard Wyler, Jany Clair. ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) @ Kathryn Kuhlman J~ Notre Dame football 9:00 B Inside Football O Challenge My Sermon O Day of o·scovery O The Kingdom cl Carealot IQ) It Is Written (E Cl, Oral Rober1s ~ Muslca y Palabras CI') Panorama Latino en Domingo 9:25 (3) Story Line/Community Action 9:30 f) :J' Nfl Today O Meet the Press O Gene Autry (~Movie: "Unknown Island" (ad venture) '48-Richard Denning g1nia Grey O Angie's Garage lQ, Sports Illustrated @ Gospel Singing Jubilee €E Esta Es la Vid1 .3~ NFL Game of the Wtell 10:00 f) CJ) Nfl Football Los Angeles Rams vs Detroit Lions et Detroit 0 ~ m AFC Football Double header Baltimore Colts at New York Giants O Hour of Power Q Reluctant Dragon O Movie: "Port of Escape" (adven lure) 'S6 -Googie Withers 8111 P•1e 8 Owen, John Mccallum. g) frente a la Vida ~Grambling Football Highlights 10:30 O The Ooubledeckers (D faith lot Today g) Adelante con In fscuelas 11:00 O Horne Buyers Guide @ Larry Kane Show Q Bullwinkle m Movie: ''The Champ" (comedy) '31-Jackie Cooper, Wallace Beery. (8 Church in the Home g) Novell Seminal ~~Film: "Charley's Aunt" a!) Variedad 11:30 Q (3) Make a Wish O Movie: "Appointment With Dan- ger" (drama) '51-Alan Ladd, Phyl· lis Calvert. Jan Sterling. (l) Cine Mexicano AFTERNOON 12:00 G l College-Football Highlights O Movie: (C) "Operation Disaster" (drama) '51 -John Mills Richard Attenborough. 6) Movie: "The Brasher Doubloon" (mystery) 47-Nancy Guild George Montgomery O Suspense Theatre (8 Intelligent Parent CI') Viaje 12:30 (8 Teenage Trials J 9 Dougie Feature: "Violent Satur· day" and "Revolt of the Mercen· aries" 12:45 f) NFL Post-Game Show 1:00 8 Today's Religion 0 10 m AFC Football Cleveland BroNns al Kansas City Chrefs. 0 r3 \ Directions _f' Movie: (C) "Passport to China" (adventure) '61-Richard Basehart. Lisa Gastoni O Million $ Movie: "Battleground" (drama) '49 -Van Johnson John Hod1ak m Outer limits @ News Nick Carter m Tribuna Public.a a!) Tutro Dominlcal 1:30 B Camera Three ~MVP 0 3 CB Issues and Answers @ Voice of Calvary 2:00 f) Face the Nation 3 Gene Forssell's forum O Robert K. Dornan Show 6: Best of Bowling O Eyewitness (8 Sports Set g) Leyendas de Mexico CB Nino I Ci) Buy.Lin~ 2:30 8 Commitment 3 Inspiration O Movie: "Three Guys Named Mike" (comedy) '51-Jaoe Wyman. Van Jchnson, Howard Keel 10 Meet the Ptess (8 Roller Game 3:00 £) Newsmakers ~jl Youth in the 70's 0 Notre Dame Football (j) Oaktarl 0 f'amll1 Film Festival m Chiller EE Toros THE OAJLY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 (E Hey! Landlord (l) Bullwinkle 3:30 f) Animated adventure-* legend of Robin Hood f) I SP£CIAL I The Legend of Robin Hood An animated version ol the outlaw-hero of Sherwood forest [~Bob Ralston Music Box (i) line Grey The1tre fil) Sesame St1eet $ampler CR) Highlights of upcoming shows (l) Agriculture Report 4:00 Movie; (C) "Ulysses" (drama) '55 -Kirk Douglas. Silvana Man· gano. O Sunday Tom Snyder O I SPECIAL I UCLA Bruins f'oot· ball Highlights of UCLA's football season to date. '6) Tarza n Theatre O College Football Highlights ([I Probe 1Q. National Geographic rts Sesame Street m The Music Box .;l9 Racing World (l) Rex Humbard 4:30 f) Movie: (C) "hnan's fight lor Life" (adventure) '58-Gordon Scott. Eve Brent 8 Face the Nation O Pet Set Dennis Weaver guests m f'estival of Classics: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (mystery) '41-Spen· cer Tracy lngod Bergman. Lana Turner Sund•y Mittin••: 1 P M BATTLE6ROUNO ~~N JOHNSON Sunday LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER H£V[ !;'AC QU[[N •II, Tat I£ WOOD Mond•y ROBIN AND THE SEVEN HOODS fR/,l'IK SINATRA 0£AN "'AllTIN Tuosd•y DON'T JUST STAND THERE MARY lyt IR MOOR! (,lYNIS IOHNS fil) Young Musical Artists a';} Notre Dime Football Hlghli~hts S:OO O World of Sports Illustrated Ci) Untamed World O Grambling Football Highlights lg; News Schwartz, Chandler (E Star Trek 11' Ametlcan D1e1m Machine fil) The Course of Our Times ~ Eres Mi Destino 39 Aztecs Football cE Pattern for living 5:30 O John McKay Show 0 @ (l) Nanny and the Professor "The Convemon of Brother Ben" Professor Everett's brother Ben tries to buy him a department chairman· ship Robert Sterling guests 8 News Ray Wilson 10 Movie: (C) "What A Way to Go!" (comedy) '64 -Shirley Maclal'1e. Paul Newman. fil) Consultation ED Perspective E V E NI NG 6:00 £) 8 Sixty Minutes , 3 1 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Flower Drum Song" (musical) '62-Nancy Kwa n James Shigeta O News O Movie: (C) (Jhr) "Guys and Dolls" (musical) 'SS -Marlon Brando Jean Simmons. Frank Sin atra. V1v1an Blaine Gambler Sky W•dnud•v HUD PAUL NI WM~N MELVYN OOUGlA~ ~AT NUl Tliur~d•Y THE DESTRUCTORS RICHARD !CAN PArRICIA OWEN~ Frid•v IT STARTED WITH A KISS OIHRll AlYNOlU5 r.1 £NN fOAO Saturd•y THE HELLFIGHTERS JOHN WllAYNf KATHARINE ROSS MILLION IA\ DOLLAR \.0.! Mol /IE 7..·30 ~HJ-TV , Y '; Puery night or es rt· !" e. m n d n n ky .. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 13, 1971 B Million $ Movie: (2hr) "love m E.strellas Musicales With the Proper Str1neer" (drama) ~ Aztec Footb1ll '64-Natalie Wood, Steve McQueen, 10:30 i) Jerry Visits "Godfrey Cam· he Early Show 4:30pn1 Today ''Tarzan's Fight Edie Adams. bridge" m Three Passports to Adventure D The World Tcmorrow i,19 Wild Klnedom (!)At Issue aJ Mantrap ID Weekend News Chuck Cecil 8:00 11:00 i) News 0 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE O ~News * DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S D Ru .Humbard .. . "THE LONGEST DAY" B Movie: .. (C) taptal~ Horatio For Life'' Color CBSS2 Masterson makes bet with Nathan Detroit that he can charm a young girl from Save a Soul Mission into going to Havana with him where she can find many souls to save 00 Vorage to Bottom of Sea 0 Unidos With Ricardo Lujan 0 Wild Wild West @ This Is Tom Jones Guests in elude Sandie Shaw, Julie Driscoll, Dick Cavett. Terry· Thomas, The 5th Dimension. s The Advocates ff) Thirty Minutes With •.. m Passport 10 Travel CE Variedades al College Football Highlights 6·30 O Story Theatre 0 Eyewitness News m Creature Features: (C) (90) Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet" (sc1-f1) '65-Bas1I Rathbone, Faith Oomergue ff) Masquerade m Meet the Press 7.00 i) Big News Ctete Roberts 0 m Wild Kingdom "Operation Rescue" Part II. An imal capt1ire sys· terns in Venezuela are tested so that hundreds of animals can be rescued before the rainy season comes :6) Hee Haw 0 Story in Hollywood "Howard H:1ghes Is Alive and Well and L1v1rig tn Hollywood" 8 1 Juvenile Jury B Death Valler Days @ Passport to Travel T . ht ABC Hornblower (adventure) 51 -Greg· onig on . ory Peck. V1rg1n1a Mayo. 0 ffi@, aJ ABC Movie ~~eclal: m College football USC vs. Wash (3hr ~Sm) 'The longest Day (dr.a· ington in game taped yesterday ma) 62-John Wayne, Robert M1t· m Kathryn Kuhlman chum. Ric~ard Burton. Henry Fonda. 11:30 i) MeN Griffi~ Stuart Whitman, Rod Steige~. Fo~Y· O (@ Sunday Tonight Show two stars re·create the historical Telepulse ev~nts _of June 6. 1944. when the @ Movie: "Hollywood Canteen" Allies invaded the coast of N~r· (musical) '44 -Belle Davis. Jack mandy to conquer Nazi.occupied Carson. Roy Roge!~. Europe.. .. . .. 11 :45 O ~News m Movie: (2hr) San Francisco 12:00 D The Gallery (drama) '36-Clark Gable, Spencer 12:15 @ Issues and Answers Tracy, Jeanette MacDonald. At the 0 Movie: (C) "The Vintage" (dra. turn of the century, a Barba~ Coast ma) "57-Mel Ferrer. Pier Angeli. gambler saloon ow~er and his boy· 1:00 i) Movie: (C ) "Devils of Darkness" hood pal, now a priest, h~ve a mu (susperlse) '65 -Wilham Sylvester. tual concern for a young singer-for Carole Grey different r_easons . 0 News @The B1e Question 1:30 @ Mov ie: "Frontier Gambler'' EE Japane~ Co!"edy Hour (western) '56-Johrt Bromfield, Co ffi (15' Finne Line leen Gray m Festival Filmico 2:30 i) News 1,19 Film: (C) "Come Blow Your -------------- Horn" Frank Sinatra CE Revista Espanol 8:30 0 mJimmy Stew1rt Show "Pro Bono Publico" The Howards ffi CIVILISATION: split over the issue of a recreational * Xerox brings back the center versus an industrial develop· now·classic series. ·me"!· ff) fit Civilisation "Grandeur and 9:00 0 ,10) m Bonanza "Face of Fear" Obedience" Explored is Rome of the Bradford Dillman guests as an Im· Counler-Reformation, of Michelan· poster who seeks the inherrtance of gelo and Bernini. a man he has murdered. (Resched m Sylvia y Enrique uled) .39 Lassie 0 Barbara McNair Show Guests in-~ Panorama Musical elude Betty Robertson, Green & Banks, arid 0 C Smith Cl} Ski Scene @ Minority Community 7:30 EE Japanese Movie 6 Robert Mitchum, Peter ffi {Ul Masterpiece Thutre * Falk, Earl Holliman 9:30 i) rel Cade's County George Ma "ANZIO" ON THE har1s guests as a man involved in CBS SUNDAY MOVIES the illegal roundrng up and sale of f) 8' CBS Sunday Movie: (CJ (2 wild mustang horses and 1s soughl for murder hr) "Anzio" (drama) '68 -Robert Mitchum. Peter Falk, Arthur Ken B News Larry Burrell nedy Robe1t Ryan. Earl Holliman 10:00 0 10 mlhe Bold Ones-The Story of the beginning of the end of Lawyers "In Defense of Ellen Mc Warld War 11 Kay" Briart Darrell's emolional In· O "WORLD OF DISNEY" volvement with a client complicates * 1st-Run Movie Comedy his life. Susan Clark guests. "THE HORSE IN THE,, : ~m~e:n~ty Feedback GRAY FLANNEL SUIT m Joe DeSilva's Open Forum 0 TO) m World of Disney "The (ls} Chicago Sounds II "The Mel an Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit" Part Forest Stage Group" I of two parts. A harried advertising EE Japanese News Digest executive (Dean Jones) launches a ff) Current Events "Set the Date" zany ad campa1grt lo save his job Coverage of rally held Nov 12 at and obtain for his daughter a prize the Los Angeles Sports Arena to winning jumping horse Diane Baker pressure Cahforn 1a's congressional and Fred Clark also star representatives to support a definite O This Is Your Lile Earl Wilson is date for withdrawal from Southeast the surprised guest Asia NEVER l 'NSTRllNC. lltr r:iturt's ll'ltndary oulla~ ht ro, "hn~l' fan1r 1tots as far bark as the Mlddlr A11rs. dtn1ons1r111trs his unorlhndcu: rhlvalry as thlr star or "The l..l'[trnd nl Robin Hood," anlmaltd 'Pt'rlal alrln11 Sun· day <Nov. 14) 111 J:JO PM on CBS. P•&e g THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 Gil Stratton has always been in the center of action. Page 10 That's where you'll find him still on "The Big News." Watch him call the shots weeknights at 6:00. ··casS2 MONDAY NOVEMBER 15 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m ''T·Men" (adventure) '47-0en· nis O'Keefe, June Lockhart. 9:30 O "Run for the Hills" (comedy) '53-Sonny Tufts, Barbara Payton. "Born to the Siddle" (adventure) '54-Leif Erickson, Donald Woods. O (C) "Houdini" (drama) '53 - Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. 10:00 (]) (C) "The M1rri1ge-Go-Round" (comedy) '61 -Susan Hayward, James Mason. 1:00 0 (C) "The lost Comm1nd" (dra· ma) '66-Anthony Quinn, Alain De- lon m "Casb1h" (musical) '48-Tony Martin, Marta Toren. 2:00 IE "The 01y ind the Hour' Part I (drama) '63 -Simone Signoret. Stuart Whitman 3:00 (!)"The M1tthm1ker.. (comedy) '58-Sh1rley Booth. Anthony Per· kins, Shirley Maclaine. ®) (C) "The Intruders" (western) '67-0on Murray, Anne Francis. EVENING 4:00 tJ Movie: (C) "R1lly 'Round the Flag Boys'' (comedy) '59 -Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Tues· day Weld, Joan Collins, Gale Gordon, Dwayne Hickman, Jack Carson. Baself on Max Shulman's novel. the story centers around the reactions of residents 1n a small community who learn that the army plans lo build a missile base there 0 Rifleman @ Tar11n 0 @ (E love Amerle1n Style fJ Banana Splits m Cartoons IE Gentle Ben ff) (@ Sesame Street ~ Top!cos ;39 The Big V1lley 4:30 O) University Dialogue 0 Father Knows Best O News Benll. Schubeck m My Favorite Martian IE The Munsters ~Con El Dedo a!) la Hori familiar con Consuelo Cl) Bozo's Big Top Show 5:00 ffi 09@ Cl)News @ NYPD 0 (f9J Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones IE Gilligan's lsl1nd ff) 01) Misterogers' Neighborhood m En Busca del Paraiso m Death Valley D1ys ~9 The Movie Game a!) El Amo 5:30 ma 0 e m m [$) m m ~ 6:30 0 Viet isa 0 pre (!) m m ff) m ~ a!) 5:30 D Father Knows Best 00 Call of the West 0 @ MIC News Reasoner, Smith 00 @) CiE News f)Get Smart m Dennis the Menace Q) Petticoat Junction ED @ The Electric CompanJ m Don Wilson's Town Talk ~ Gilligan's Island a!) Natacha (iE News Jim Hawthorne 6:00 i) Big News Jerry Dunphy O KNBC News Tom Snyder O.Ptease Don't Eat the Daisies 00 Movie: "Somebody Up There liku Me" (drama) '56-Paul New· man, Pier Angell. 0 Cil News fJ Wild Wild West m The Flintstones Q) I Dream of Jeannie ~ Chicago Sounds ED Hodgepodge lodge g) m News ~ Mayberry RFD 6:30 U Stt'4e Allen Show Guests are Victoria Burton, Richard Price, Lou· isa Moritz, and Jack Carter O Terror1ision No information at press time. 00®.l News m AAdy Griffith Show Q) Bill Cosby Show ED Playing the Guiter m Beat the Odds ~ Green Acres a!) El Prof. Sa&itario 7:00 1J 0 m News Ci) Dra1net fJ What's My line! l1Ql Adam-12 m I Love Lucy I!) I Dream of Jeann!e ~ Because We Care ED History of Mexico g) La lntrusa ~ The Vlr&inlan ail Los Tintiloe&s 7:30 IJ Stand Up and Cheer Tonight's special guest is Ed Ames. O Dr. Simon Locke (j) I Dream of Jeannie 0 SINATRA/MARTIN * "ROBIN & THE 7 HOODS'' fJ Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Robin and the Seven Hoods" (com- edy) '64-Frank Sinatra, Dean Mar tin, Sammy Davis Jr. Two rival Chi· cago gangs fight for supremacy. o let's Make a Deal m Hogan'.s Heroes @Dngnet 5 The Odds Against ED Citywatchers g) Do-Re-Mi m Lissie ail Miguelito Valdez Show 8:00 IJ 00 Gunsmoke "My Brothe(s Keeper" Seeking refuge from a storm. Festus stumbles into a cave where an old Indian lies dying, and brings him back lo Dodge City after the storm abates. (Reschedule~) he Early Show 4p1nToday ''Rally Round The Flag, Boys!'' Paul NewDtan Joanne Woodward ColorCBS.2 D RICHARD HARRIS st1n YClfll Pllilhlrmomc, • 11 11111 con- * in Paul Galllco'a ductlna Alba11 Btrl'• ''ThrH Ofdltl. ''The Saow Goose" tra Pitcea." Halim .. Mall of Fame II Y•• ••• r:mmn ......... Hiii • 119.... . • " , ... '""'~·· Rlchlrd 1:30 a...... (C) 'CMllt Tint ... HlrN 9"'I II Ill etnbllttrtd, lonely l•ft IPn('fllt ,.......... . artl&t ..... lift Is cllaqed wJtlft • bt .,.. for I wounded MOW IDOi' t:OO (I) ....... ..., LUCJ drHms ... wllll tllt "'" of 1 gy ~ 1 ,tan limed at raculq UllCll · (,..,., .., lritlllt tdflll Jtnnr KlflJ'• busineu from lmPlftdllta Aluttlt). Tiii Protr•m will bl pre· flilure only to t11 the dream btcoml •lllld wltMut comman:ill lllttrrup. •. lllptmare, Jack ltftftJ and Rldl tton L1ttl1 IUISt 11 thtmstlvel. • ........ CC> (Jiit) ....,. "" (I) .... : (C) ..,,..., .......... ~ ("';,.,., •55 _ Jun Silll· ("!"*-') '6Z-Nanct Kwan. Jt•• fDOOI, Frank SIMtra, Marlon Brlndo. Stiipta. · .. V1v11a """'· Stu"1 "'11, Robert D Ann-Marsret st1rs on l'.lhlt Slltl40tl Leon1rd RqiS * Bell System T-. ' Family Theatre Cl).... .... D a m I IHciAl ltl .,.... 8 ...._ '-n.t War of Enc Kurtz" ,...., T1ltatlt "Damn at Sta" Ann·Mar1aret stars in 1 musical •IN CONCERT: Creedence spoof of the Busby Btrtc11ty mms of * Clearwater Revival the 1930's, In wttich a am•ll·ton • I MCN 111 c:.-t: CMdttlCe sirt ftnds romance and owemteht au Slk ....... Hlplip'tJ of list stardom in fttw York. Spedal pal ..... , tollClft 1t the Forum. R•· star is Ann Miiier, and c:o-ltll'I •e llltruls, j1m stSllons end tom· Miit Meara, Dick Shtwn, Frid mtttta of lfOUP members are also Gwynne and Harvey Evans. f11turect. Gut1tln1 Ofl the show are Cl> MW Wiid Wnt loobr T and tflt MG's crtators of D M4MMlar Mowle: (C) (2ttr) the Memphis sound. "1t Ht,,.,... It the WMN's Fiii" • Tiii ...-(musical) '63-Elvls Pral17, Joan • Ill 11MCltl et tbt Wt 111 O'Brien. Two broke .bush pilots find ''IDIJR; A Porttlll la Thflt Move· themselves In charp of a SMn· Nnti" Proffit of "'"9 loulel. col· ,.ar-otd ctllMM """" It the Se· offul ... ""* *9cttr "' .... ""' (c.tinutd) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 13, 1971 MONDAY (Continued) atlle World's Fair, where they man· age to find romance and see the fair nontheless. m David frost Show g:) La Gata a!) Rosu par! Veronica 9:30 8 (}) Doris Day Doris goes to England to try to persuade an au· lhor to sell the seuahzation rights to his book to Today's World maga· z1ne. O B11ter Ward News ® It Takes 1 Thief (@ Book But "Rabbit Redux" EID I b1(1AL I Mariner '71 A f11st look at pictures of Mars being beamed back to earth from the Mariner 9 space probe. 9:45 tl) Mantrap 10:00 8 @ My Three Sons Barbara's natural enthusiasm bubbles over 1n· to an embarrassing evening tor Steve. 0 ®l m I SPECIAL I festival at ford's Bob Hope 1s host and Ray- mond Burr 1s narrator for a special saluting American entertainment which ong1nates at Ford's Theatre in Washington. DC The star rosier includes The Pat Boone Family. Carol Channing, Henry Mancini. Mel· ba Moore. Charley Pride and Jona- than Winters ~To Tell the Truth 0 The Avengers m News Putnam, Fishman 1 flrine line EID Soul! m la Criada Bien Crilda a;) El Tomillo 10:15 tl) Movie Game 10:30 8 Arnie Arnie feels like an in· slant celebrity when he learns he is to be the sub1ect of an industry magazine's "execut1ve·of the -month'' story @ Movie: "It's Alive'' (sci f1) '64- Tommy Kirk. Shirley Boone. ® News Bill Johns m El Retrato de Dorian Gray 9 Movie: "The Harder They fall" 10:4s·m News 11:00 8 (i' m News 0 iiim News 82v~ ~~~;:~ Eitht Hour WILD, WILD WEST Mile" (drama) '70 -Darren Mc Gavin. Wilham Windom m To Tell the Truth ® M1ntr1p ffi Citywatchm 11:15 CD Movie Came 11 :30 8 8' Merv Griffin rf\Movie: (CJ "The M1rri1ge-Co-SUNDAY thru FRIDA y 6 PM Roulld'' (comedy) '61 -Susan Hay ward, James Mason 0 0 m Johnny Carson 0 .Bruins in Action 0 Movie: (C) ''The love-Ins" (comedy) '67 -James MacArthur m Movie: "M1donna of the Seven Moons" (drama) '4&-Stewart Gran- ger, Phyllis Calvert ® Movie: "Marry Me Aealn" (com· edy) ·53 -Ma11e Wilson. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 16 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Surprise Packaee" (comedy) '60 -Mitzi Gaynor. Yul Brynner, Neel Coward. 9:30 O "Chaplin Civalcade" Charlie Chaplin films. "RingS:de" (drama) '49-Don Barry, Shella Ryan, O (C) "Love in a Goldfish Bowl" (comedy) '61 -Tommy Sands, Fa· bian, Jan Sterling 10:00 @ (C) "l ove and Kisses" (comedy) '65-Rlck Nelson. Jack Kelly. 1:00 0 (C) "Elephant Walk" (drama) '54 -Elizabeth Taylor, Dana An- dre NS. m "Intrigue" (mystery) '4 7 George Raft. June Havoc. 2:00 iE) ''The Day and the Hour" Con· clus1on (drama) '63-Simone Sig· ncret. Stuart Whitman 3:00 ® (C) ''The Greatest Show on Earth'' Part I (drama) 'SJ-Charlton Heston, Betty Hulton. :@''The Outsider" (drama) '67- Darren McGavin, Shirley Knight. EVENING 4:00 6 Movie: (C) "Portrait in Black" (drama) '6~Lana Turner, Anthony Quinn, Sandra Dee, John Saxon. A woman and her lover make plans to do away with her bedridden hus· band. 0 Rifleman @ Tarzan 0 rn CD love American Style 0 Banana Splits m Cartoons iE) Gentle Ben ffi @' Sesame Street ,;i9The Big Valley 4:30 :::J) (C) "l ove and Kisses" (comedy) '65-Rick Nelson. Jack Kelly 0 father Knows Best 0 News Benta, Schubeck m My favorite Martian ® The Munsters m Con El Dedo a!) Usted y la Policia Cl} Bozo's Big Top Show 5:00 O KNBC News Jess Marlow 0 News Moms, McCormack (6) ABC News Reasoner, Smith @ NYPD 0 ;@ Dick Van Dyke m The Flintstones ® Cillig1n's Island ffi 5 Misteroeers' Nelehborhood m En Busu del P1n1iso m Death Valley Days ~9' The Movie Game a!) El Amo Cl} News Vktoria James 5:30 O Father KnOW$ B,ist Ci) Call of the West 0 ABC Hews Reasoner, Smith (j)@) al Hews fJ Get Smart m Dennis the MenKe ID Petticoat Junction ID (ij) The Electric Company al De Altar a la Tumba g;, Don Wilson's Town Talk ~ Gilligan's Island ~Natacha 6:00 0 Bl& News Jerry Dunphy (]) HeW$ Bill Huddy 0 KNBC News Tom Snyder 0 Please Don't Eat the Daisies 0 ABC News Benli, Schubeck fJ @ Wild Wild West m The Flintstones G) I Dream of Jeannie @ In the Spotlight ID Hodgepodge lodge al Notlciero 34 m Desert Report ®J Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Steve Allen Show Guests Include Mel Torme, Laurence Harvey and Gunilla Knudsen 0 Movie: (C) (60 "A Hole in the Head" Part I (comedy) '59-Frank Sinatra. Edward G. Robinson, Eddie Hodges. Eleanor Parker, Carolyn Jones, Thelma Ritter, Keenan Wynn Academy Award-winning film about a footloose widower with a 12 -year· old son, a near bankrupt Miami Beach hotel, a bongo·play1ng show girl and a matchmaking sister·in· law. (j) CBS News Walter Cronkite (jg) NBC News John Chancellor m Andy Griffith Show ID Bill Cosby Sho• @ Book Beat ID Class Meetings and Schools Without Failure g;, Beat the Odds Qj Green Acres ~ Viviana Hortiguera al ABC News 7:00 O CBS News Walter Cronkite (])ABC News Smith. Reasoner 0 g;, NBC News John Chancellor @ Truth or Consequences @ Dragnet fJ What's My line? @)Primus m I love Lucy G) I Dream of Jeannie @ The Course of Our Times ID History of Mealco m la lntrusa ~ Aztec Highlights ra Mantrap 7:30 0 ~ Glen Campbell Guests are Petula Clark. Arte Johnson, Hal David and Burt Bacharach 0 @) m Ironside "Class of '57" (Rescheduled) O OO@alThe Mod Squid Whatever Happened to Linc Hayes?" Linc. sutfering from amnesia, wan· (Continued) frank sin tra tuesday & wednesday in color 6:30/kabc-tv THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 he Early Show 4pD1Today ''Portrait In Black'' Lana Turner 1 Anthony Quinil Color CBSS2 ..... 1J CBSS2 THI GOLDDIGGERS 10:30 PM SPECIAL GUEST GODFR EY CAMBR IDGE . ~---------------~ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 TUESDAY (Continued) ders the city after two men rob him and take his wallet. Lance Taylor Sr. guests as Deke Gibson. 00 I Dream of Jeannie O Buter W11d News @ It Takes a Thief ID (@ Black Journal Psychics" Qj Monty Nuh "The Black 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) 10:00 fJ @@ m Marcus Welby, M.D. "Don't Just Stand There" (comedy) "The Best Is Yet to Be" A group '68 -Robert Wagner, Mary Tyler of performers from Hollywood's gold· Moore. Glynis Johns. Harvey l<or· en days appear in a story about man An Amencan writer·adventurer residents in a retirement home. In· smugghng, 300 Swiss watch move· eluded in the cast are Ruth Hussey. ments into Pans 1s surprised when Pat11c Knowles. Betty Bronson and they be111n to tick and sound alarms Barbara Luddy. Myrna Fahey and m Hoean's Heroes Robert Clarke are also featured @ Draenet 0 The Avengm 1~ I'm Seventeen and Pregnant ID I piCIAL I The Curse of Los m News Putnam. Fishman Feliz: 60 Years of Studio A light· Jj' Special of the Week hearted look at the history of KCffs ID Masterpiece Theatre "The Gamb· new Sunset Drive studios. former bier" Dame Edith Evans stars in a home of Monogram and Allted Art· two-part dramatization of Dostoyev. ists P1cturu sky's novel. €E Los Beverly de Para~illo . €E Tap Tap 8:00 0 Movie: (C) (Jhf) "Guys and ~ Roller Game Dolls" (musical) ·55 -Marlon . • Brando Jun Simmons Fran., Sin· a!) Festival Meucano a!r.t V1v1Jn Blaine Missionary 5111110:30 fJ The Golddiuers Guest-host God meets J BrNdway gambl" prcprr· Irey Cambridge welcomes 01ck Jen eror (If ftoJt "i er ap i'"'~ sen Corbett & Barker and David 8 This Is Your lift ID Truth tr Consequence~ m Tht Virrinian 15 Muqllffadt rn La Cou Juipda CE Ntno &.JO fJ I' Hn.., f"M'-0 \lcliJr.-e1· -a! ~ "'-'"'S " try to prr\!"'l 11'<' --· Cf",,."'•~"" 1.r!~:ic--.-., \1(' .-. J :ltC :'"1 "\ Brenner O Monty Nash ~ At Issue 1Q Sin Diego Panorama If) News 8111 Johns rn El Retr1to de Don1n Gray m C.11 of the Wts1 t-, !' :J·•e c i.:es J•c :'"•-~ .:J s 11:00 fJ g .l €E News t ;~ t-t st I o~ J -~ asu a~: H ftlJ f $,•p-r -t't!C '"1~: - -0 10 m ews -t .. 1:.J:--t• ,_, ~ -,, s: .~.: -.s:J·<: •• _6 Marsh11 Dillon Ftw ~J.., : us ~ -~e · -J O 3-CE News j .u· . f O Movie: (C) "Did You Hear the 0 17 m Sl'l'f ~-<•s ·t· :.;· Ont About the Traveling Saleslady?'' : .J• r1.~ i'-U"'S !$ ··( • ·~ :· : .:.:'"ltd) 68-Pttyl s O ier Bcb ,.tJ .... , 1-: J ·~s! :_s -~"$s.,-~-~~"·e· Joe F ynn ••..:s.! -.s·t =-...s .:tr·:.~ 3..:·i~ ID To Tell the Truth '\, -! • }-:' l ----:t'"!'" fJ l :_,6' Ci) A1C v et ~ If) M1ntr1p ""1: ,a (90 ·vr IM Mn. le Jlt 11:30 fJ T Mtrv Griffin »Hs. :, -1 ·:-r~ J,. -z: -o ~o CY\ Joh c. -~ »:;:·•· \·-s ::-r ::-..: ~ : ·..: -~ nny rson v.-r-n.5 e ; .-.:e _1-~ s . -0 MOYlt· ' Death h .. u a Holiday" :·$it't ,.!"!.J.i~ :-:.: ! · ~ ·: i..: .:'"J-..J J!-f~ti!·c '4..!-:~ ~··"II'> .<· -: -'!-!•-as:· i -1-1;! ·.r :J -t J:>.:.: : ... :i_~ :· !" •• ,,~-~ :.4 ...... ,,. .... , m lnc r-;s: ~ g: 1.$ 1'. ~..a:n f'f'j ::r . ,,,.."lo.: -r: .:. ~- :-0 l..alcF. . x u v ...-~ •::-l !I' u Cr-i.-: ,. !SI C-1a:s ~ 111 t trJmc:.t • JJ e .-Clmva l -r.···'!": ov;-1· :::l~ 1.:-·J : .. 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In the AB C series (Wednesdays 10· l 1 PM) Quinn, of Irish-Mexican parentage, plays a veteran pollti· r1an of Mexican-American heritage wh~. has held office for 16 years in a fast-growing southwest city. 'Alcala 1s a man who stands against the dehumamzat1on going on today in our c1 t1es and he stands for all the right things." said the actor. winner of two ·oscars" for "Viva Zapata" and Lust for Life" and nominated for ·zorba the Greek" and "Wiid Is the Wind." Because Quinn. a veteran of •h1rty-f1ve years tn the entertain· •1ent field, has been known for his oowerful character dehneat1ons. •1e was asked 1f Thomas Jefferson Alcala is bigger than life. "What's Nrong with being bigger than life? Why should we always think of 1urselves 1n man's measure 1n ~tead of following the leads of the Leonardo Da Vinc1s and Michael lngelos to think in heroic mea s,ire' Man should try to live up t0 his aspirations. The Acropolis Nas not built to man's measure. I refuse to live and think ltke an 1nt," asserted Tony with passion. Smiling suddenly, he remarked that since he had studied arch•· •ecture with Frank Lloyd Wright in 111s youth, he sometimes felt that tie should have continued 1n that hosen field so he could leave a permanent mark." Quinn, born at Chihuahua. Mex- r the son of Irish soldier of ''•rtune frank Quinn and Nellie l1u.nn, a native of Mexico, was 1aken to El Paso as an infant by •s mother to escape the revolu· '1c n With his mother and other '.~ex1cans. he was shipped by cat ·1e car from there to Northern ~ahforn•a to pick crops before the '1m1ly moved to Los Angeles. When his father. employed as d cameraman at the old Selig '>lt1d10. was killed in an automobile 1cc1dent. 13-year-old Tony quit '>chool to support his mother and >•ster. He worked in a mattress factory near his East Los Angeles home until he was hospitalized 101 weeks with a hand injury. He 1sed the time to study sufficiently to enter Polytechnic High School c1fter his mother remarned. Study· '? art and architecture. he won n art scholarship. ' It was a design contest for Ralph's markets. Part of the pnze :.as to work with Frank Lloyd THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 13. 1971 ANTHONY QUINN: 'BIGGER THAN LIFE' "•~~Mil l ANTHONY QUINN Wright," Quinn related. "When I took him my drawings, he was 1mpre!>sed, but told me, 'Young man. 1f you plan to become an architect, your speech 1mpedi· ment w'ill be a drawback.' " Although Quinn decided to give up architecture as a career be· cause the course required seven years to complete. he did follow through on Wrigh t's suggestion and had surgery to correct his tongue tied condition. He later worked as a 1anitor at a Holly· wood drama school 1n exchange for speech lessons. His acti ng career began with a few small parts 1n Los Angeles stock companies. He won a larger part 1n Noel Coward's "Hay Fever." In 1935, he appeared in his first picture. "Parole" and in a Mae West stage presentation of "Clea n Beds.'' With his next role, that of an au thentic Indian m Cecil B. de M1lle's "The Plains· TONY QUINN & MIKE FARRELL man," Quinn's uninterrupted mo· tion picture career was launched. He played native characters primanly in some 20 films before moving to Broadway to score a critical success 1n "The Gentle· man from Athens." In New York. he also starred on many television programs. He next headed the national company of "A Street· car Named Desire" for two years, followed by a tour of the South in "Born Yesterday." After returning to Hollywood in' 1950 to do "The Brave Bulls," "Viva Zapata!" and seven tnore pictures, he went abroad In 1954 when European producers were seeking good American actors to help build the prestige of their leading ladies. During those two years he portrayed what he con· s1ders one of his favorite roles irt Fellini's "La Strada." Quinn, who has since returned to Broadway to co-star with Mar· garet Leighton in "Tch1n-Tchtn" and in "Becket'' with Laurence Olivier, has lived abroad in recent years at an ltahan villa outside of Rome Since his return to the United States two yeaFS ago, he has noted a lot of changes. "I never gave up my cit1zensh1p and I always made a point of paying my taxes 1ust so I could get on my • feet and have my say about this country. You know what's wrong with 1t? We've never given demo· cracy a . chance. • never really practiced it . "That's another reason I'm back here and doing this series. I felt I was retreating from my respons1b1lit1es as an American to vegetate in my ttalian utopia. He added that he believes this country is searching for mavors "such as LaGuardia and Tom Alcala. the man I play-men dedi· cated to improving the lives of their people but taking ca re to do 1t within the system. And l be· lieve 1n the system." Of television. he commented. "I think it is much more courage· ous thematically-except for su -than motion pictures. Then, too. there is a professionalism about it. You get on and do your bit. It reminds me of my youth when I was making pictures 1n twelve and thirteen days. I am used to hard work and enjoy the pace." In The Man and the City, Mike Farrell plays the mavor•s aide. Andy Hays. and Mala Powers, his secretary Marian Crane. Both view Quinn as enormously Inventive H an actor and generous to other actors. David Victor is executive producer for the series produced by Universal Studios. Producer Stanley Rubin views Mayor Tom Alcala, like Quinn, as "passionate. compassionate, full of humor. highly volatile, ~pable of 1n1et and. surely, bigger than life-and that is both Alcala and Tony Quinn." Pac• 17 Build the world's first ''slotless'' racer •.• you control the steering and the speed in the new Heathkit Mini Auto Race Kit IV. 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Anniversary" Of 9:30 0 (V@ aJ Shirley's World ficers Malloy and Reed subdue an O Suter Ward News enraged wrestler at a beer bar, m It Takes a Thief settle a di~pute at a used car lot. 10:00 B M1nni1 JoanJ>a Pettet por- and investigate a robbery (Re· trays a beautiful girl singer who is scheduled) kidnapped by hoodlums who believe 0 (3 '1) aJ Bewitched "Hansel she knows where a fortune is and Gretel in Samanlhaland " Tab1 hidden. tha Laps Hansel and Gretel lo life 0 (lg) m Night Gallery Bob and disappears into their storybook Crane. Jo Anne Worley, Victor Buo· world Guests include Eric Chase as no. Forrest Tucker and John Astin Hansel. Cindy Henderson as Gretel. star tn segments about a flaunted and Billie Hayes as the Witch house Count Dracula. a palenl ~ I $PECIAL I An Evening With Burt med1c1t1e man 1n the early West. Bacharach Juliet Prowse, Dusty and a new arrival in Hell. Springfield and Mireille Mathieu are O 3 1 ~ (!) The Man and the reatured. City "Run for Daylight" Mayor Tom m ''ADVISE & CONSENT" Alcala. determined 10 comb at the * starring Henry Fonda city's 1uvenile delit1quency problem. m Wedt1esday Night Movie: (Zhr persuades black ex football pro Eddie 40m) "Advise and Consent" (drama Bowman to head a youth sports '62 -Henry Fonda. Don Murray, program Robert Hooks and Kim Charin Laughton. Walter Pidgeot1. • Hamilton guest. Peter Lawford, Gene Tierney. Official 0 The Avengers Wash1ngtOt1 is thrown into turmoil 15 Soul! when the seriously athng President ID 1rs""P""'1c""1"'"AL....,l Mariner '71 Contm of the United StaJes asks the senate ued color covera~e of Mars probe. to consent to the appointment or a m Noches Tlpahas controve~1al figure as Secretary of a!> Bo• Professional State 10:30 @ News Bill Johns ·m The Virg'nlan m El Retrato de Dorian Gray ED 'f5 The French Chef "To RJast ~film: "A Bullet Is Waiting" a Turkey" Julia Child shows the 10:35 ID Nein Putnam, Fishman tricks lor stufltng, trussing timing. 11:00 8 ED~ News gravy maktng and carving 0 'fO m News a!) Nino 00 Marshal Dillon 8:15 0 Kings Wrap-Up 0 '1) aJ News 8:30 0 )9: m Mystery Theatre _ Co· 0 Movie: (C) "Destiny of a SpJ'' lumbo ''Suitable for Framing'' Oon fdrama) '69-Har~ Andrews. An· Ameche, Ross Martin and Kim Hunt· thony Quayle. Patnck Magee er guest 1n a complicated case @ Mantrap • 11wolv1ng stolen paintuigs and mur. ~ Th~ Course o.f Our Times der that sends Columbo after an ID T~1s Week .8111 Moyers mnocenl lady 11:15 €!)Cine det Miercoles O Movie: (C) (3 hr) "Guys and 11:30 8 8" Merv Griffin Dolls" (musical) '55-Marlon Bran-0 )O m Johnny Carson do. Jean Simmons. Fran~ Sinatra. 0 News V1v1an Blame Broadway gambler 0 3 .6J ~ Dick Cavett • bets high on his abihty to talk a @ Movie:. 'The Bachelor Party' missionary girl into going lo Havana (comedy) 57-Don Murray, E G with him Marshall 0 i i @ aJ Courtship of Eddie's 11 :45 m Movie: (C) "The Hunt'' (sus father "Thy Neighbor Loves Thee" pense) ·so.-Manna Vlady Fausto The comedy team of Stiller and Tow Meara guest as a well Intentioned 12:00 O Rams in Action couple lhal moves nerr door ro the 1:00 6 Movie: "Badman's Territory" Corbetls and smothers them w1lh (western) '46 -Randolph Scott. kindness. Steve Brodie. ED s This Wtek 8111 Moyers re-1) O O (j) o News ports on ma1or news events O Movie: "Beyond tilory" (drama) ~film : (C) "Hell Below Zero" '48-Alan Ladd. Donna Reed 9:00 8 Medical ~nter A mothtr's 1:45 m All·Nlgflt Show: ''The Nylon complaint that a young doctor. "oose," "M.M.M. 83," and "Peck played by guest Earl Holliman. has Up Your Troubles" molested her daughter uncovers the 2:30 8 "'ws fact that he 1s a convicted sex Z:45 O "•ws \ THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Human Desire'' (drama) '54- Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame 9:30 D "No M•n of Her Own'' (mys· tery '32-Clarll Gable, Carole Lom· bard. "Six of a Kind" (comedy) '34 -Charles Ruggles, W.C. Fields. O "Bonjour TriS'tesse'' (drama) ·ss -Deborah Kerr, David Niven, Jean Seberg. 10:00 00 (C) "Sodom and Gomorrah" Conclusion (drama) '63 -Stewart Granger. Pier Angeli. 1:00 O (C) "Bus Stop" (Comedy) 'SS-- Marilyn Monroe. Don Murray. m (C) "Once Upon a Time" (com edy) '44--Cary Grant, Janet Blair. 2:00 li) "Main Street to Broadway" Part I (romance) '53 -Tallulah Bankhead. Helen Hayes 3:00 (C) "To Catch a Thiel" (mys tery) '55-Cary Grant. Grace Kelly. ;}9 (C) "Critics Choice" (comedy) '63-Bob Hope. Lucille Ball. EVENING 4:00 U Movie: (C) "The Horse Soldiers" (adventure) '59 -William Holden, John Wayne. Story of two Union officers, during the Civil War. with conflicting viewpoints. 0 Rifleman (j) Tarzan 0 00 CE Love American Style 0 Banana Splits m Cartoons @Gentle Ben m (jj) Sesame Street m Calendario ~ The Big Valley 4:30 00 Movie: (C) "Sodom and Gomor· rah" Conclusion (drama) '63- Stewart Granger. Pier Angell. 0 Father Knows Best 0 News Senti. Schubeck m My Favorite M1rti1n @ The Munsters m Con El lffdo ail Tele·Revish Musical CE Bozo's Big Top Show 5:00 0 KNBC News Je~ Marlow D News Morris, McCormick (j) ABC News Reasoner, Smi1h (!) NYPD 0 0 Dicll Van Dyke m The Aintstcne:; @Gilligan's Island £D (jj) Misterogers' Neighbomood m l>e,I Altar a 11 Tumba m Death Valley Days ~ The Movie Game (r.ontinued} carroll baker \ thursday & friday in color 1 6:30/kabc-tv THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 he Early Show 4p1nToday ''The Horse - Soldiers'' JohnWay_ne Williana Holden Color CBSS2 P•I• 19 I Sears I ~b~ All-in-the Ear .Hearing Aid SAVE ·~30 Regular $229 $}99 At A Price You Can Afford Backed By A Company You Can Depend On Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Plans Bearing Aids Are Availa'-le at the Following Sean Stores Buena Park Northrid&e Compton Pasadeiaa East Olympic Pico at Rlmpau ' Soto Pomoq El Moett South Coast Pl1111 Glodale Torra net h11lewood Valley t.oei Buch hp 20 THURSDAY (Continued) m El Amo rn News Victoria James 5:30 O Father Knows Best @ Call of the West O ABC News Reasoner, Smith ~' New!; Ray Wilson O Get Smart @ News Wti1te. McMahan m Dennis the Menace @ Petticoat Junction ED (1j) The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk ~9 Gilligan's Island m Natacha CiE) News Jim Hawthorne 6:00 II Big News Jerry Dunphy ']) News Bill Huddy O KNBC News Tom Snyder O Please Don't Eat the Daisies O News Senti, Sehubecl\ 0 (6) Wild Wild West ID The Flintstones @ I Drum of Jeannie )J' This Week ED Hodgepodge lodge ~ Noticiero 34 m Desert Report ~ Mayberry RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Steve Martin. Freida Payne. Noel Harrison and 8111 Byrd O Movie: (C) (90) "Harlow'' Part I (drama) '65 -Carroll Baker Martin Balsam, Red Buttons. Mich ael Connors. Angela Lansbury, Peler Lawford. Leslie Nielsen The Joseph [ Levin'! re-creation of the story of one of the mos~ glamorous ~1e qu•iens of all time-Jean Harlow @ CBS News Walter Cronkite -0 NBC News John Chancellor ID Andy Griffith Show ID Bill Cosby Show s, Blick Journal ffi Pl1ying the Guitar m Beat the Odds J9' Green Acres O,!) Vivi1n1 Hortiguera a>ABC News 7:00 II CBS News Walter Cronkite C.3 1 ABC News Smith, Reasoner 0 m NBC News John Chancellor 'j) Truth or Consequences .._a 1 Dragnet O What's My Line? 10 Tom Jones Show ID I Love Lucy ID I Drum of Junnie l Speaking Freely ffi History of Mexico m ll lntruu ~ Film: "Abandon Ship" (l) Mantrap 7:30 II m Rollin' on the River Bob Crane guests. D lassie 'Day ol Disaster" lassie and Ron Holden are separated by lhe fury of a devastallng earthquake '61 To Teti the Truth t i) I Dream ol Jeannie O Million $ Movie: (C ) (2hr) ''The Oestructors" (drama) '67-Richard Egan. Patricia Owens. John [ricson Agent for US Government's Nation al Intelligence Agency >assigned to investigate robbery at an electronics THE OAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 13, 1971 firm that has 1us1 perfected the Cy· as Don Krim, and Bert Freed as Lt. clops ~a laser ray-gun ol vital signif. Ryder. 1cance to the country's defense). ffi {]J; Hollywood Television Theatre discovers an underwater tunnel and "Ne~ghbors" Arkady leokum's study a crew of frogmen "de~tructors." of the nature of pre1udice centers ID Hogan's Heroes around the encounter between a ID Dragnet white couple (Andrew Duggan, ffi Newseekers Jane Wyatt) in an affluent neighbor· m Espectaculos hood and the black couple (Raymond rn Movie Came St Jacques Cicely Tyson) to whom 8:00 II @ Buruts! Keenan Wynn they are selling their house. plays a wealthy landowner who Is m La Gata illegally selling copper to Germany ~9 Film: "A Place in the Sun" 1n support of its war effort Hank m Rosas para Veronica Brackett and Johnny Reach are 9:30 O Baxter Ward News asked to find out how t~ copper IS 10:00 B @) m Dean M a r l i n Show taken to Mexico and what happened Guests are Joey Bishop and Joanne to two Army men who disappeared Pflug while investigating the C3$e. D _3 ']) m Owen M a r s h a 11, 0 JO' m Flip Wilson Tim Conway. Counselor at Law "The Baby Sitter" The Clara Ward Singers and Andy Owen Marshall and Jess Brandon Grifrtth guest defend Howie Bowers. a teenager O Movie: (C) (3hr) "Guys and charged with the murder of the Dolls" (musical) '55 -Mar lon woman who employed him as a Brando, Jean Simmons. Frank Sina babys1ller Howie protesfing 1nno tra, Vivian Blaine When gambler cence. volunteers to take a lie de needs $1.000 to hire a garage for a tector test. which he llunks lloat1ng crap game. he makes a bet O Movie: "King Rat" (drama) '65 with a buddy that he can charm a George Segal, Tom Courtenay young missionary g11I into going to ID News Putnam. Fishman Havana with him m I SPECIAl I The Men Upst1irs 0 t3) 00 rn Alias Smith and Green Bay Packers wide receiver. Jones Sally Field debuts In the re· Carroll Dale takes a timely plunge curring role of Clementine Hale the into the world of pro football distaff equivalent of a loveable ED 111 World Press rogue, in "Dreadful Sorry. Clemen ~Viejo Sjnverguenza tine .. Because Clementine IS the m Football Soccer International .. only person in the world possessing 10:30 @ News Bill Johns a picture of Hayes and Curry, she is ~ El Retrato de Dorian Gr1y a ma1or threat to their hopes for l0:.t5 ED ~ David Littlejohn/Critic al amnesty Guests include Don Ameche Large "Gertrud!! Stein Among the as Soapy Sanders. Rudy Vallee as Artists" Winford fletcher. Keenan Wynn as 11:00 II ~8 m News Wingate. and Jacll1e Coogan as 0 ~O~ m News Crawford D News Morris. McCormick ID Truth or Consequences @ Marshal Dillon @ Boxing From th~ Olympie 0 (3 rn News 5 Thirty Minutes With ... ID To Tell the Truth ffi Current Events ID Mantrap m Sonrisas ls' I'm 17 and Pregnant m Nino ffi Washington Week in Review 8:30 ID David frost Show 11 :15 m Gran Cine del Jueves EI1) (ls Washin~on We~k in Review 11:30 II 8 Merv Griffin m El Show de Loco Valdez 0 10 m Johnny Carson 9:00 II t 8 ' CBS Thursday Movie: (C) 0 Collegiate Football Preview !his (2hr) "Pendulum" (suspense) '69-week's NCAA foolball action will be George Peppard Jean Se berg Rich analy1ed Bill r nnk IS host ard Kiley This th11ller is about a 0 3 6 Cl) Oick Cavett tough Washington. DC hom1c1de ID Movie: "The Big Heat" (drama) detective who 1s emb11tered because '53-Clenn Ford. Gloria Grahame of several inc1denls and finds him @ Movie: "Johnny Nobody" (dra self suspecled of murder ma) '6!>-Aldo Ray William Bendt~. B 10' m James Gamer IS Nichols Nigel Patnck "Away the Rolltng River" Nichols 11 :45 .39 For Adults Only tries desperately lo keep an old 12:00 0 Movie: (C) "Streets of Laredo" Army buddy from !urning to crime lo (western) '49-William Holden Mac finance a get rich quick scheme donald Carey Steve Forrest guests The friend 12.30 r.11 M .. (C "A bell " ( d ) wants lo rob a train 1n order to · -ovte. ) ri a come Y finance an invasion of revolution ~6h9-Virna Lisi James Fox Terry weakened Nicaragua where he omas hcpes 10 find gold 1:00 0 Movie: "Beha~e Yoursell'' (com O 3 1 Ci) (l) Longstreet " 'I See· ery) '51 -Farley Granger Shelly Said the Blind Man" Mike Long Winters. street ·:witnessess" the slaying of a 3 1 D 0 lJ' fo News waitress and sets out to find the 1;30 ID All-Night Show: "Blood on tht assailant Guests a1e Lee Harcourt Sun," "Stage Door" and "The Snow Montgomery as Rudy. John ll1pton Creature" I f t 9: 9: 10:1 1:1 2:C 3:( IN Ill ~II 1111 Ill 1)1! s Ill I lh d1 ' "' \.t1lf FRIDA Y NOVEMBER 19 for morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 Q) (C) "P1ndor1 i nd_ the Flyi_l!l Dutchm1n" (drama) '52-Ava Gard· ner. James Mason 9:30 0 "Shanehai'' (drama) '35 - Charles Boyer, Loretta Youne (C) "Northwest Trail" (western) '46 - John Utet. Bob Steele. O "My flvorite Spy" (comedy) '51 -Bob Hope, Hedy Lamarr. JO:OO (1) "24 Hours to Kill" (drama) '65 -Mickey Rooney. Lex Barker. 1:00 O "f our for Teus" (drama) '63- Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin. ID "It Should Happen to You" (comedy) '54--Judy Holliday, Jack Lemmon. 2:00 @ ''Mainstreet to Broadway" Con· clusion (romance) '53 -Tallulah Bankhead, Helen Hayes. 3:00 @ "l he Children's Hour" (drama) '62-Audrey Hepburn. Shirley Mac· Laine. :@' (C) "f oxfire" (drama) '55-Jeff Chandler. Jane Russell. 4:00 O (C) "It Started in Naples" (com· edy) '60-Clark Gable. Sophia Loren. 4:30 @ Same as 10 AM listinr EVEN I NG 6:00 0 Ble News Jerry Dunphy News .Bill Huddy D KNBC News Tom Snyder O Pluse Don't Eat the D1isies O News Senti, Schubeck 0 Wild Wild West Assianment e Flintstones @ I eam of Junnie HJ Th French C-hef EID itaepodae Lodee €E) • Cl) News ~ 1ybeny RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Pat McCormick. Teresa Graves, Joe Kapp, and Alexander Graham Bell. O Movie: (C) (90) "Har1ow" Con· clusion (drama) '6>-Carroll Baker, Red Buttons, Martin Balsam. The Joseph E. Levine re-creation of the story of Jean Harlow, the glamorous movie queen. ® (ii)) Cl) News ID Andy Griffith Show (El Bill Cosby Show (@ Chic.ago Sounds EID The French Chef m But the Odds ~ Green Acres C!) Duelo en Patines 7:00 8 0 m News @ Truth or ConHquences ®Dragnet INFLATION · REVERSED ... AT LEAST ON TELEVISION 0 What's My Line? ®) It Takes a Thief ID I love Lucy @ I Dream of Jeannie Et) Histo11 of Muleo €E) La lntruSI ~Sid Gillman CE M1ntrap 7:30 O Circus! "The Circus From Yugo. slavia" Bert Parks is host. D NEW NIGHTTIME *VERSION OF * HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Peter Marshall hosts O Hollywood SqU.-res (1) To Tell the Truth I Dream of Jeannie O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "It Started With a Kiss" (comedy) '59 -Debbie Reynolds, Glenn Ford, Eva Gabor. Air Force sergeant finds that his ~ride Is endangering his career m Hogan's Heroes @ @ Draanet EID @ Civilisation al Las Comadres m Untamed World ~ al NFL G1me of the Week 8:00 8 (!) Chlci10 Teddy Bun A billy goat full of l"ynamite sticks nearly settles the feud between Linc and Big Nick. 0 @) m The D.A. "The People Versus Swammerdam" The U.S Coast Guard helps track down an oil tanker suspected of polluting the harbor. O Movie: (C) (3hr) "Guys ind Dolls" (musical) 'SS-Marlon Bran· F\-en :i Pre-.itli:n1 of lh•· Un11nl Sl:tll'' ha' rca,on 10 envy kkvi~ion\ ahrlit y i.1 .11ler 1h.· f.1cc of th~ moJ•:rn \\t1rlJ .ind 10 di1111n.11e . at k.1,1 h:mpMaril~. 1h .11111.~nt problem,, A h:v. "l'l'I-' ag1) 111 Chicag0. a pr0<.Juct1on comp.my ""1pcd lllll 1ntla1 ion amt frn1e price' ;1 1 lhl' 11) \4 icvd \\1th ,, ,;mplc can 0f paint. rhc OCC.l\lllll \\ ·" the film111g ol "l hi: I "'' D.1~' of John Dillinger ... fir<,I 111 .1 'L'r; •• , <ll doc11n11.~ntar) 'pcc1ah 111Hkr thi: pl!n\'r.d 11tll'. "Appoi ntm~nt W11h n ._.,1111)." created h} \Volpl'f Prud11cti1111' for hroadra..,1 on CBS, Friday at ' l!l P~I Climac11<: ,ccm• lor thl' <1m·-hour document;1ry rc-creared the gun- 111ng down of John D1llin!!l.'r h) r-Bl men 111 an alky he~td\' the Biograph I hc.11l'r in ('hic;1go on the night ol Jiii) ::!:!. 193-1. t-=ilming of the <,ccnc wa' tln11l' on 1h.11 ,anll' date. J7 )e.1r, l.11cr .. 1ml on thl' actual 'itc of 1hc dcmi'c Ill th\' then Public Enem} umhcr One. l 11 co-;1umc and nwl-l' 11p acl"'"' lo ,im11latc the \I~ le' of lhl' '30\ wa-. 111' pwhkm. But tn tlrn i11,1.1nl'•'. Ch1l .1go ·, "-or1h I 1111:0111 A venue had lo hl· ,111111.irly "anti4u\'U .. for the filming t h r..t. the marqUl'C or tlw Biogr;1ph I wlurh " '''" Ill opcr .1tio11 11ndcr llw .omr m;1n.1gl·1m:n1 ) \\;'' rc,lt111.:J h1 f\.'.1t..I "' 11 dill on lh:tl l atdul n1f!ht \\ hl.'.11 D1ll111gcr ,t1ollcd into rh.· ,trcl'I .1l·comp.1111cd h~ 111, cum:nt girlfriend. Poll~ I l.u111lto11. and Anna Sagl'. lhl· nm' notoriou' ! ;iJ) in Rcu . It proclaimed: \l.111h.111.111 1\lclo<lram.1. ""tth Cl arl. (1.1f1k anJ Wif11,1m Powell, llanJ..cd by a '"•nncr rcud1ng "Coolcu hy Rdngcr;1t111n"-1hc lallcr a welcome lure on that '"'''l\.'t I 02-tlcgrel.' '11111nll'I' evening l"hc tichct pncc tor the movie Wa'\ al'\l) •''''led: 15 cent'\. < ,,r, parked along the c11rh hau 1\1 he of lht· '30\ v1nt:igc. which launchcJ llw producti0n company on ,1 lrc:"urc hunt .1111011g ol~·C<ir bu ff-; th~oughoul Ii. \1 td\\ c\I. Tele\ j,1on an1cnnac haJ 10 he ma,kcd with v111cs or hidden by ,,,.l. limh,, 8:30 do, Jean Simmons. Frank Sinatra, Vivian Blaine. 0 (]) The Brady Bunch "Her Sister's Shadow" Jan ha.~ trouble with her own Identity because or Marcta's success 1n school. ID Truth or Consequences @ The Vireinlan €E) b culslvas C!) Nino Cl) Desert Auction Gallery 0 APPOINTMENT WITH °* DES-TINY-"THE LAST DAYS OF DILLINGER" t) (I) I SP£CIA(J Appo i ntment With Destiny "lhe last Days of Dillinger" is the first drama in a series of five specials reenacting moments In history. This episode tells of the end of the career of one of America's most ruthless criminals durine the prohibition·era. William Wendt and Diana Webst6f star. 0 m NBC World Premiere Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ellery Queen: Don't loo• Behind You" (mystery) '71-Peter Lawford, Harry Moraan, E. G. Mar· shall, Skye Aubrey. Stefanie Powers. A murder story of a stranaler whose victims form a telhng pattern. 0 C1) The P1rtrid1e Femily "The forty Year Itch" Grandpa wants to hit the hippie trail. <Continued) Bui it \\,1, thi: ncighh01h1"od grocery ... lore .ind ih wi11dow-~o<.1ccJ price' 1.11 hrou!!hl tear' of no,1alg1.1 10 lhl· c~c' ol 1hi: t.:JC\\. '" tht:) p~untcd out the I 171 price banner' and r~·plat·cd tbl'lll \\llh 19.'4 legend': B:lnana,, 7tt pct l'"llnd. Egg,, 29\' a t101cn R1 h roa\I. 221.' pt:r pound. Milk, I 0¢ a gallon ACTOR BILL WENDT, In lht llflr rolt, I~ ttn In a r~ crt'11llon of a Dilllnal'r·lrd bank robhrry In "Thr l.asl D1yii of John Dllllnau,". fll"llt J1ped11l In lht ~t'rlr~ of "Appolnt- mrnt With D uUny" dnima~. • ,.,. 21 FRIDAY (Continued) ®) Movie: (C) (2hr) "M1ny Rivers to Cross" (adventure) 'SS-Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker. SATURDAY m David Frost Show NOVEMBER 20 EI!) I tpECfAl I Mariner '71 (R) 9:00 O (3) Cil Ro o m 222 ''Dixon's Raiders" Pete's class investigates how the taxpayers' money is spent MORNING at the school. 6:00 00 fV 8 Classroom ~ la Gata 6:30 f)@ Sunrise Semester a;) Rosu para Veronica 0 BJ9'k EJperience 9:30 f) CBS frid•J Movie: (C) (90) m Let's Rap ''The Cable Car Murder" (mystery) 7:00 f) New Words, New Ways '71 -Robert Hooks, Jeremy Slate. 0 o m Dr. Dolittle Robert Wagner, Carol lynley, Simon 0 Jeny lewis Show Oakland, John Randolf, Jose ferrer. 00 TV g Classroom The bizarre slaying of a ycung man m Thunderbirds aboard a San franc1sc' cable car ID Spiderman sends two police detectives on a 7:30 f) Dusty's Treehouse pe11lous and c:mplex search for 0 m Woody Woodpe<ker the killer 0 Country Music O @ The Odd Couple "The O (i) Road Runner Odd Couple Meet Their Host" Oscar 0 Touche Turtle 1s David Steinberg's guest on a talk J:gJ Uncle Ru$$ show and gives a riotous account m Brother Buzz of fehx's prissiness. ti) Beetle Bailey 0 BAXTER WARD AN D THE a:oo f) Bugs Bunny * NEWS for LOS ANGELES 0 m Deputy Dawg O Bu1er Ward News 0 (3 funky Phantom ID It likes a Thief @ Cart.oon Camiv1I 10:00 0 (3)@ m Love American Style B Movie: "Sabre Jet" (adventure) 'love and the Eyewitne>ses," ''Love '53-Robert Stack. Coleen Gray. and the Plumber," Love and the m Cartoons College Professor .. and ''love and m Sllulfy Smith the Lady Barber." O Council Debate Jack Rourke 8:30 6 Scooby-Doo m News Putnam, Fishman 0 ITT)) Et} Pink Panther R) O Campus Rrofile EI!) Special ol the Week ( O (3) (6) Jackson Five m TV Muskal Ossart gj film : (C) "Captairi Horatio Horn· m Movies: "Ambush at Cimarron blowt(' Pass" (western) '58-SCott Brady. a;) lucha Libre "Slaves of the Invisible Monsters" 10:30 0 Documentary Film (adventure) '66-Richard Webb O The Colddiuers ID Samson ID Ne•s Bill Johns 9:00 f) f"8 Hartem Globetrotters (15) American Drum Machine 0 (101 Et} Barrier Reel m £1 Retrato de Dorian GraJ 0 Movie: "Night in New Orleans" Et} Dr. Simon Locke (comedy) '42 -Preston roster, 11:00 EJ 0 a> Et} News Patricia Morison 0 western Hamm Racin g 0 (3) 00 Bewitched @ M1rshal Dillon ID Apartment Hunter's Show 0 '1) News ~ Cine en Su Casa O Movie: "A Hard Day's Night" a;) Panorama Lahno (musical) '64-lhe Beatles 9:30 f) [8 1 The Hair Bear Bunch m To Tell the Truth 0 (fOI Et} Take a Giant Step ID Mantnp Cl) Mobile Home Show 11:15 m Cinema 34 0 "3' lidsville 11 :30 f) Movie: (C) "The Naked Jungle" O Movie: "Ride Out for Revenge" (drama ) ·54 -Charlton Heston (western) '57-Rory Calhoun, Gloria 0 ({21 Et} Johnny Carson Grahame. O Newn Morris. McCormick 10:00 f) e Pebbles and Bamm 81mm 0 [j) (61 El) Dick Cavett 0 .._3 (6l Curiosity Shop (i) Nleht~are.. , . .. 10:30 f) 'i Archie's TV funnies m M 0 v I e: Slattery s Humc•ne 0 lO ED l he Bugaloos (drama) '49 -,.R1ch~rd Widmar~ O Movie: "A Place of One's Own" ID Movie: (C) Clad11tors Seven (comedy) '45-James Mason. Mar· (comedy) '41-Richard Harrison. garet Lockwood. ED Boo~ Be.at . .. CD Buy·Line 12:00 0 Movie: 'The 81& Clock (mys· 11 :00 f) e Sabrina the Teenage Witch tery) '48 -Ray Milland. • . 12:50 0 Movie· ''P1nlt" (drama) '63-0 Ug Et} Mr. W11ard . · (§) Real £state Rentals Janine Gray. Glyn Houston. O I'!:\ •ec• W'd wo Id f i :oo rn o o Nflfs I.LI .. s 1 • , 0 m All·Ni&ht Show: (C) "Lost Wor1d Sports . .. ,. of Sinbld," "Munier bJ Contrld'' 0 Movie:. (C) •Copper Canyon nd "Lid Pouuud" (western) 50 -Ray Milland, Hedy a Y Lamarr 1:15 IJ Movie: "Colouus of "ew fort!'' ID Kitty Welles ($Cl h) 'SS-Ross Marlin im Lucha Libre Pa1e 22 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVE~BER U, 1971 a!) Variedld 11:30 f) (j) Josie ind the Pussycats 0 @) Et} The Jetsons ID Movie: (C) "The Golden Arrow" (adventure) '64-Tab Hunter, Ros· anna Podesta. AFTERNOON 12:00 f) 00 The Monllees • O Movie: (C) "Younc Bess" (dra· ma) '53 -Jean Simmons, Stewart Granger. @ Sports Challenge o Know Your Bible m David Frost Show ID~rtscope. (j~ Uncle Waldo a;)Viaje . 12:30 6 You Are There Colleen Dew· hurst stars in the titre role as the celebrated crusader for women's rights In "Trial of Susan B. An· thony " T~e Date· June 18, l 873: the place: Canadaigua. New York. Susan Anthony has just been arrested for the crime of voting in a' national election Her objective: to prove the votmg laws unconst1tulional and win the right of sullrage for American women. O Movie: (C) ''Countdown to Doomsday" (drama) '67 -George Ardtsson, Horst frank. o ~@ m NCAA Footb•ll use at UCLA O Sher1ock Holmes Theatre O KOCO's Comer m Corazon Salv1je Et} Navy Prologue ~ Rocky and Friends l :00 6 00 CBS Children's Fiim Festival "lionheart" The story of the desper- ate attempts or a little boy and his friends to feed an escaped circus Ito'\, they are harboring and sne ii from soldiers who have been ordered to slay the animal. 1he British·made lilm s1ars James Forlong. Ian Jessup and Louise Rush as the children 1Q) rnsight @ News Nick Carter ED Consumer's World ~9 Addams family a;) Orama del Sabado l :30 1Q) Movie: (C) "Stagecoac:h to Dane· er's Rock" (western) '62-Warren Stevens. Jody Lawrence. m Unt~med World ID Movie: "Four Bulle for Joey" (western) '64-Paul Pagel. Baibara Neeley ~ £.citometro ffi The 8ig Picture Q9 The Munstm 2:00 6 Dusty's Treehouse O NFt Game of the Week 18_, TV 8 Looks a1 Leaming O Roller De1by m Soul T11ln m Cine en 11 Tarde ffi True Adventure C)9 Creature Thutre a;) \leronic..t (R) (4hr) 2:15 O Physiti1ns Mutual 2:30 8 Steps to Leaming O Station to Station O Music Boa @ fnternatlonal Hour Et} Spotliaht on Youth 3:00 f) The Siesta Is over 0 Airiculture USA 0 Kkk·Bolin1 0 Movie: (C) "40 Guns to Apache Pus" (we~tem) '67-Audie Murphy, Kenneth Tobey. r,,, Science fletlo utre m Movie: "Tw ve O'Clock High" (drama) ·50 -Gregory Petk, Dean Jagger. m Simson ffi Movie: "Operation Diplomatic Passport" 3:30 f) Medix O focus 00 fir Out Fl ch ID Po.lb Pit. ~Sea Hunt •:OO f) Insider/Outsider C.mpus Profile O On Campus O Best of Bowling (6) Truth or Consequent~s O Suspense Theatre ID Batman m futbol·Socc:er ~ This Week in Pro football El) To Be Announced 4:30 f) Movie: (C) "The W1mors" (ad- venture) '55-Errol nynn. @ Youth In the 70's O lmpacto Tnckdown ID The Munsters m Ai"culturt USA 5:00 O Inquiry Maury Green O This Week in Pro Football 0 (}) @ aJ NCAA College foot· ball Notre Dame meets LSU at Baton Rouge, la. 0 flipper @)News m Movie Greats: ''Gaslight'' (mys· tery) '44 -Joseph Collen. Charles Boyer, lng11d Bergman. ID Nashville Music • m Spotlight Q9 Boxine 5:30 0 LL News O C1ndid Camera o Movie: (C) "Where love Hu Gone" (drama) '64-Susan Haywatd, Michael Connors. Berte Davis. ID S1fari to Adventure "Otters and Bears" 6:00 f) 0 !?) News O Rims Football Action O The Real Don Steele Show m I SPICIAl I Major Oscar Contend- ers of 1972 Hollywood columnist D1c:k Strout is host for a preview of the OscM contenders for 1972 Scenes from major motion pictures li~ely to get nominations include ' "The Hellstrom Chronicle," "The last Picture Show," "Andromeda Strain." "The French Connection," "Star Spangled Girl" and "The Boy· friend " EI) Waterfront EI!) The Advoutes m Box de Mexico Q9 Safari to Adventure a;) Mu$lca 'I Canciones lllinu 6:30 O KNBC "ews Conference Sttr Trtll EI) Travelure m Edge of Etemi1y ~ let's Go E.tplori111 ¥AKE THIS A CUE GLOVE ~~ri!itma!i,A REMLE • RELHOEK (S~) A MUST FOR ALL MEN and WOMEN! 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