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Home My WebLink About1972-01-15 - Orange Coast PilotI - -•• rte es • -- ' . . . •SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1972 Con1puter Sends Tichets • VO"-""-ltO. 11, • llc;TKiNt. • PA.Gii - • . . • • • • • • • • SEE PAGE ·3 • • .· - •••• . . • - • • -• • ' 'Muskie' Bill Takes Lumps at Clemente ' . . ·. . . ' . ' 3rd Incident Reds R()ugh Up Su~~ ·na~'-~·~¥~-:_ One ~• . ' • • I • ide • • •ft, "":. 'AID e?icab · .. . -· WASHINGTON (AP) ~ A ll.S. mllJ. WublJtilon Jq. 10, but no reply bu 1'rY attache at tht American Einbaasy been rocelved. ID Moscow wu phyalcally Hllllited by He sald, howevv, the United States more than a dcileo penons Jan. I at --•• ~-.. Id t · nd d an airport in the Soviet Union, aCCOf'd. ~ers 1.11111:: me en &erlOUs a oes lilg to the Sta ta .Department. · · not intend 1o lei it llrop. The incident is the third in the past Earlier thiJ .,eek, U.S. and Soviet 10 days to mar U.S . ..SOvlet relaUons. official& Were iavolved in an incident A Slate nePartment 1pokesmu ·said over · Soviet uCba.nJe student Merab Friday night that Capt. Elmer L. Alder-Kruashvila who apparently attempted fer, an assistant Air Poree attacbe at suicide in New York wb.Ue being escorted the embassy, waa attacked at the Riga ._. s..iet officlal to irpl.a bound airport. He wa1 visttlnR: Riga on a trip "' s an a ne previously cleared by Soviet offlcia~. f~Moecow. Kniashvlla was finally al~ ~ Soviet Union hll' rejected ~ lowed to fly home after U.S. officials said alrong · U.S. protest over the lQcldent they were aatwied he was not being aad has not r<aponded to another, the forced 1o do so. spol<esman 1ald. Earlier Friday, the Soviets called for According to the State Department, the Immediate e:rpubion of U.S. Rep. Alderfer was allac~ed· lniUally by fo\lr James H. Scbeuer (0-N.Y.) who was to six penons with another dozen or ao, · . . ' . presumabl1 alr'P.)rt employes, then join-arrested aid held briefly by Soviet Po- Ing In the miult. · lice. altar he'Called at the Moscow apart. Alderfer wis thrown to the growtd, ment of a pronunent Soviet Jew. bi> coat and ahirt ripped and hia arm A State Department official said the a"isted the ~esman said. He was Soviets claim •to have "certain docu· thoroughly oearched,.tben ta~en to the menla" perlail>ing to the Scheuer Incl· iifport chief's offiee· and .a.ccused of dent, but that the ~viet Foreign Mini!- laktn~ pictum of .tbe airport, the ofli-try so far has refused a U.S. bid lo iJI. cial added. Alderfer Was released about spect them. · · · a half hol11' Jater. Although Alderfer had a camera ·with him, he had taken no pictures, -tile state Department said. 1be camera was returned after the illcldent. · The U.S. Embauy In Moseow on Jan. I orally "strongly 'protested this viola- tion of dip!ornallc immunity," the offi- cial said. · . , The spokesman said . another p-orest WI! lodged iotth the Soviet Embliasy tn A warming situation should ·J>l'O' vide Ideal weekend ..... ther .aJoni the Orange Coast and may even tempt a super Bowl vieWer or two, predlcia the weatlJonnan, lltgha during the weekend •wlll be In the upper 708, with lO\f\ between 45 and IO. , · INSm£. "°D~ Y • • '!We frail ¢Giii, J <1'1'11 WJ "~ t<l!I how he hai, ...mved J!S "°'""' ICIWI lh1 Loa A!l{le~s Lalltr1 IO blconw the four.lh high<ll acom in·lh• hillorti of prof•ulonal'bak<lball ••• t :r-' clUliw int<nri<w •ln todav'• """' er 1torv In FAMILY WEEKLY. AM ~ f '"""' ,..... ' ··-J ........ 14 CIMtdt ..... l. M. ..,. ' c,....... &ft ....... ,.,. c.mks ,. .... ..... D-1:1 ~ ,... ' ....,. 1J.1t OMall'f ti ... Mlfttb .. ,. ..... ,........ 11 u.111 ~ , Wholes ale Price Rise Recorded During December -. Guess wbo11 be do min a · n~ the tube a~ YOlll' b9use Sunday? The pregame-fest1;i:ifies ~MU .9 a.m. on Channel 2 with an hour·long special; 'A MpLNamed Lombardi," followed at.10 a.m. 'by anolhtr hour- long special, ''Pro Football', Pottstown, Pa." Then, ' . . . ~ -'-·· ' >} .. ·--... " - • -• • -• ~ 1:1-' WASHJNGroN CAP) -As predict«I, · l T , f. A th. · · F wholesale 'pr~'Jumped ahead in i)e. J: d . . . . . . iI on1:i~;· iitil c•mber after 1~1ge-pr1ce r,.... end-Ji'JJ icia . qg•o '~War . -. -., · ~.~t!!d"i:e =u;:r,:;:· the la· • ti~a. 'no'~.·6~-.·.·p' u·.'~i.. ,· lifter decliotiic ,tl>...,.tenliio of I per-· ' • ' . f;.,, t'P , cent durillg SeptemJ>ei'November, iWgh-p · ··ble ;'Ill 'll h c · ly the period President Nixon's wage. OSSl 1111;111 lf.LllS . as e Seek· Ex I ti .. -~ pri~ freeze WU in effect, wholesale • , p ,.an~ 0~ ~foes went up eight.lntha of I percent • in Decomber, ·the co•ernment aald Fri-\ ., NAf'A' (AP) -Maeabre · dlacoveriea day. . . _ ~ ... ~~ ~~!;!" . him the $10,000 be pooled for an appeal of• tlt'D puOs of Cletd· '1op aillf ~iea Thi! jump, 1-~UI (or months by ad· ....... ~ ~ ... ty authorities and Ore•-=-'bood. !led in' pilmic blp liave aroused .pet mlnlstritioo o u a result ol v•-.. 0 ~ ~· McAdams was idenU!ied this week In lovers and preson~ 1 lll7l1erY to a ending ibe. ,......, is ~ as hilh aa lawmen may aoon be involved in a lqal Oregon as'one of three prillcipala In an II· couoty nbies COD1?d ct11cer.-----=-~~.":~~".; toi ol Ym for accused hasbbb amugier licit hashish allipmenl thal appajoently set Tbe. officer.-Layman Sheffield, laid Advlaen. • · Brian . Kendall McAdam& 'Of Laguna 1 new United States record. 22 puppits, t'!O to four -ui. old; ,...,. "In 1~ ... s·-·-'t ·new•M-.. , Beach ~cAdama, David Mark Red<ty, 23. or adult ,dop l~ two 'cit. ..... fcUid ' ~· ~· lll -~·• . ""'''·-1 Streel al the Copper Lantem, Dana TbanclaY b1 a.ea .... kar at Conn Dam, .,.. piepoied to come re and.-i>iain Superior Court J1148e wuiiow Murray nl, a6d Tboma!l!lal<e Bldwel!. 26, of 10 mtlea nort,I> of. !lapa., · a much ~lgger rise. '™' """'"If aeema .. , the stage Friday for what may Garden Grovt, .were arresled 'Ft'ldat lie aid a ~.wa)klnlJlll doc Frfllay .to me, is bow •mall•Jr .lncrea!" :!!-" . bec:qn)t;• prplonged·utradl\loq hassle by when U.S, O..slnm• of!tOers ailt~ " IOWICI · t llml!Ji ~; near Ifie Nipa ,.:~;a; 11:,";:f~a~~ ilsulnf'a'llio,ooo btncJi,~a/Tant 1or the , fowi4 1~ pounds of ~Ill .,; a. Riy.r' wlde °"'c\9'~ J1 ,e<11tatned It proceued foocla ud !eeds1 _ almoot ball arres1 of McAdaml 25 of -Laguna au.el Nie price tag of f1 mllllon In • ~and "'10 !<full dof .• · ' of. wlli•• are ~a-' ,. poai,_~ "·-· Road ' ' •pickup truck ·shipped · froJn Bombay, bod d . ~ la b_otl!. illllUca , the ·~;y:Ji' :..:r.,k led ' -.,oa · Indta.,to Portland, Oregon. \et liad ~tied. In ,~(allon Jll4stlc conw~. e ·~~ti accouq •McAdams drew a one-to ten-,.ar state , F..._I J~ ••'d ,.._ •.· "-~ ,._ Prbai bags, aavtral to a 'Dli· ' lot .aligb y iM.'l' thU ,tw"""n!' of the ........ ~ .. ~.. ... -~, ~···~ "'" ieotire 11boleaale pril:e lncreaaa, the Bur-pt!aon term two years .,. followlnc ~"' hup haul or hashiah WU intended for All Nd -Jdlied wllhlo the Pl°&'. uu of X:..bor StallaUC..repc?d, conviction on polSelalon or marijuana de1Jv$y to Vllll<OU•er. CaoadJ, and cedinll hOul1 by carbon monoxide cu, be The biggest · boos! om:·atJ .wu 4 per· charges ru.d agallll\ him and thret com-would have actually entered ·the Ublted reported. cent in coal pricu, which the ao•em-!+nloa1 Jan. )7, 11111. • . Stall> acrou the ClndJ:m l>onfer. , Tiiey...,. of•llUlllY breedo 8114 lbes. ~nt u ld rtflected prtce lncreasu McAdaml f"'!J]lt that conviction bl 1 A atata' invutlfl•tor who AY• be baa Swamped with eall1 hllm PtOPle'diect- l"llled to coat Ct1111panlea an.r miners aeries of appeab and his ran.re to ap-Ille on loo! pell, lie aald be 11ad beeo ""' a 11 percent pay hikt. pear for final oentencfll& mJcht have COii (!In JUDt;:w. Pace SJ Wll~le ., far to ldenllf) 1111 animal. I • Air Act '' . . • Criti~d -. • • By JOllll VAL~ Of 1141 Deltr ~ ........ Tho• ..., Nalioaal Oun Alr Act ;... kiiown coininonlr as the 'Musile Biil :;.. took some bard lmocka Friday-tn SO Clemente from leading offlclab of the • auto ' and .petroleam. ilfduslries. And 'tbe {'prtaentallves of the three great au!O maker1 a~mltted at a brle(loc held during ~ natlonal air pOl/utlon c(Jn. ference that an ' four flMllJ would .~ • hably !"'Ok at lust a year's atenaldif~ · strict iul., slashing auto emi11k>111 tn.IM 1175 model rim. " ~. _ Althoqgh .tJi&. automakers , took 1,. wjlll the Claan,\\i~'Act, n·iro Unlon:l>J! . ~'!~ .. 1!.~the\!l' wbo . .)V"8 ~ ' ~ .. ..,.;-... ""P."-· . ·fedlrat_ !'o!ii. Wh!CJI . -''!l'inlenll1 ' ~'fi llllounl 'of.·allowable auto eml,tal1la1: • • ·~· •• •°Y BecaUBe of the userted · hpp•'l!i! . act causes w th' fl.ls flrm's p U,ctlon \6f new fuets, Hartley lehned t M'mii!e · "Bill ll''ridlculOIJ!." : : ~ Hart!ey addec( that 11 the ae"."8 res;tf!~, "~to hold and contrnuel:f9 e<eate ·a gr&Ye, pinch iJr the-1Wln : · · dustrles, ~ American comumer' pay a.hell of a pric&!O< It all." " He later ro!emit tO the blll as "!bit unbelievable &an,ah' bJ1L" • 7 · ii'ai11ey•1" crlniiiesi~i&ili.t ttie: ~ ~--echoed by .. vie~ RreJiljeals oLFcm!, • a.tiler, General ~and~ Mofors, ,, All .&greed .i!ii!t tl>i' ....... 1eCmlcaI P!Yi>lemf 91 lll'OCl~IOl-tbe, ~:i•, clun- alr par ...,.:lln~,!O'•~·· 1· t· Arnone, the ~)rl1t<al,was·:s· Moton Vl<ilo ,.,.... .... 9eraid Myers asserted ·~I -1'fW hja , Ql1Jl ' , bas, teat JllO!lel~.;~rm e-lenllll an"{i{ '.'I wouldn't I!! ~·~fre @\oe """• M Sltd. I'' ! .• t !• l uli "" ~ ... '. tie~.•1.·J'~~=-fr~ p~polypy' ~ .UU, tr>! l!t• rlbly cold-b~. • ~ ,,, "!i's thO ~ car ~t wtiUid &Ull la the mlddl• or ,a buar llllll'lec!IPll, 'f 'It ~,.. ... . .. . '!be public apjloaranco of the.alllo lllll petroleum llltll wu the !JM: , foe: lienmen duriiig Iha two ~~ brtnginc toCt!htt ~·fcri ' apc\ bJdlllt".f offlclall in • ~ of lb. aboiit.the llitus ol the smos fll!lt ill future. "' Jlepl VictOr V01sey • (~ , u11sled by' the· reiearoh 11111 a~ tk:. Rlversa., otpnbo!I the talb ;a ~ Weslan 'Wblta>llpuae ~·....,.,,,.,.. ~ ed to 'the preaa bltt' *"""""!Ill ~ day by-the partldpula. The talks eodod Ille FltdV Ml altfiouah ,few l<ilulloaa ~ y.,_, and' llep. Rlchud • Hatma fl>· WestmlMter) acre<d lhal lhit lalb ~ ,..._I MJbcer bale far40cllllltlllUl'I ~thelaiueof~U.-tlM> • lleo DIOO. Pap II • 1 ' ' ,. .. 2 OA!l Y PILOT Saturday, Janu11ry 15, 1'17,' Queen f;harming, Frank ' .. . . ' ., " .. =:~.tiigrethe ~f De1ima.rk Often Shu1is Traditio1t . , -. " ~ Me:randriiie Thorildur Jn-llUlf-tli. jecond -queen to reign in the '-Old Danish kingdom, i.s a quick charming YOU!li lady with a r•!" i111olfiir.Jor being able ''lo ..U the 1,,.W.." ~ied al Caml>rldg'e. the ~ ~..))/ Economlc:s and the Sotbonn6 i.f.l'adJ, the 3l-year..,kl1111een's inrer""' ltihtt• frwn ju-jitsu and skiing lo oor 14l<Orlt.-.)Jobby -.archaeology. She once oiioot• >lll>llth In a mad JJut at digging• Ir~ .::. .. : :She ipeiks aevirar lftlgn languages and bff. traveled ~vely, earning lllgh niorks as a gooi!wlil ambassador. ;~Durlog one trip to Japan and the Far Ealt, tM tumed W&Yis\On 1tar for 11 :;~t to reco_:cJ her impressions of the IP~n'S ,~leaf tee 1'looked and ~ like gre<n. cabbago;_ soup," she ~ ''.Ql)e :si~""" t!l)Obih·" ~~ -~ in<h hefly lftl once called ~·-" behlfid hef.. back, Margt~. WOari a lafrly short, smart ~la-: !\II! thou8h not faddy, ciothf1i8• :. • tbe. llve dark years" ol Nazi occupation. She enjoyed • happy childhood in Copenhagen's royal pala<:e: during the war years. Crown Princess Ingrid per· sonally wheeled her baby carriage through the streets of the city and taught Margrethe and her younger sisters - ~edikte and Anne-Marie -to bicycle during the years of g:MOline shortages. S\veeping aside tradition, the royal frunlly St>nt Margrethe to public school. There, she dropped her titles, became p1aln Margrethe, and made friends easily. A national referendwn In 1953 changed the constitution to permit female suces· slori to the throne. The day aller the change the c.ourt released the · b!ftcial picture ~ lhe q-be. II llhowed a Uttle girl with her anns tight around her father'• neck. The first reigning queen, also named Marg_rethe, died in 1412. On the dance and party circuit, Mar· grethe went and danced wi th whom she pl~sed -aristocrat and commoner * * alike. Margrethe studied Political science In school and when she finish<:d. speculation picked up about a poss.iblt husbt1nd. Wh11t kind of man was she looking !or, a reporter once asked her at a news con· ferenre. ''Mr looking? You must be kidding," she said, "l expect my ruture husband to louk for me" Jr1 1966, Danish newspaper s £\ashed the news th<it l\1argrethe had fallen in Jove with a third secretary at the f'rcnch embassy in London, count Henri de la Borde de Monpezat. He bad made only a few secret visits lo Denmark to meet the royal family and \Va" con1pletely unkno\vn. It was a fairy-tale romance, however, and when the Frenchman made a speech in hroken Danish on their \1•edding day in June. 1967, Danes cheered and took him to hl•art. The couple has a 3·year-old son, Frederik, who will inherit the throne, and Prince Joachim, 2. :'.April J&, llMO, a week afler i-"',,.-w."''ll!>o"". 11f:. i:.:.°:.~%!· ba~; ~~ •_Tiil O! hope throuah l(ing Frederik Longed "t::-.;..-.:-_..o;_-: ~ .·: • • . . .. ~ ,-.,.., ... ·r UPI Ttl.,1101- A MONARCH AT 31 Quun M1r9r1the - To Lead Orchestras By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL King Frederik IX of Denmark was a pipe-smoking, music-loving monarch who broke down the barriers between the palace and his people. For almost 25 years, the popular and easygoing "sailor king" ruled the oldest monarchy in Europe, staying well clear of polilics. but taking pride in being the first family among five million citizens. He died Friday. On a cold and blustery Aprll day in 1947, Frederik, 48, made his first public Sµei!Ch as king. In a loud and clear voice, he told the crowd under the balcony of Christiansborg Palace he would follow ''in the footsteps of my father," King Christian X. who died the previous day. A nevi wind, ho~·ever, started to blow through the corridors of Amalicnborg Palace. Friends of the new king and Queen Ingrid remained friends and instead of relying on private tutors._ their three young daughters were educated at a public school As often as not, it was Queen Ingrid who answered the palace phone and in· vitecl old school friends in for afternoon tea or small parties. Frederik. once telephoned a local news· paper and said his daily copy had not arrived. "Where shall I send it?" aaked the young girl. "Just mail It to the !\mg. And with . .. ... .. . . . . whom have I spoken young lady?" "The Queen of Sheba," said Ute girl who turned crimson minutes later when she realized it was actually the king. During the 194()..45 occupation of Den· mark by German troops. he and Crown Princess Ingrid bicycled through the streets of COpenhagen because of a gas· oline shortage. After the \var, he continued to drive his O\\·n car and several years ago escaped serious injury \l'hen it crashed into a telegraph pole while driving on an icy road. When the king celebrated his 70th birth· day, the Prime ?\1inister Hilmar Bauns· grtard summed up his image : ''You are symbolized by pipe and baton r11t her than by crciwn and scepter." The baton referred to the king's pro- clivities for orchestra conducting. He took over the baton regularly at private concerts !!iven by the Roval Orchestra and the Danish Radio Orchestra and prob.'.!bl.v would have becomf' a profes· sional if he bad not become ruler. The kins;:'s day began between 7 and 8 a.m with a full pipe and a record of classical nlusic. fol!O\l'ed by coffee. news· paoers anrt letters. Frederik was trained as a naval of· ficer and rose to the rank of commal)der. He. always included a special greeting 1110 those on the seas" in his New Year's speech and retained his navy dogta~ nwnber 4§.l as lhe number plate of hl3 c!r. ... Others Frown on Trip Aid Survey Shows Coast Cities Differ With Lorr By BARBARA KREIBICH Ot 1111 0111r l'llot ~llfl The support of a loving wife may be the finesl of assets for a convention-bQWld cl· ty oaicial, but most municipalities atong the {>range coast seem to feel it's an asse\ that should not be funded by .~~e ci· ty, •• n The question of who picks up the tab for the little lady if hubby decides to take her along on city business trips has sparked some verbal fireworks in Laguna Beach and even resulted in a recall threat against one CQUncilman. The target of the threat, oft-con· troversial councilman Edward Lorr, free- ly admitted he had taken his attractive wife, Ellie, along on trips lo the California League of Cities convention in Ou.NGI COAST DAILY PILOT ' Newport IHcli tf•iitlllf'•• S..Cli l.4'9••• le9" , ...... Y.tJey IC'.•,. ..... ;.. ca ...... OMNGE COAST· P.Jit.i\t4\i9 COMl'AH'f Rob11t 14. W,,, Pr"klenl tncl POl!lllllitr J1,k R. Curlfy Yiu ,.,....,.,_, and ~tit ,.,........ Tliol'll•I K1tvil IEdlilM" ThoMtl A. Mu~~in• M1n1g1119 Edll'lr C .. •rl11 H. Looi Akhtrd I'. Nt!I Aulll1n/ "™"ulne f4!IOI'• 1 COii• #.ftt: ~T Ill'( Shft M...-oort 8•d" mi N..,,ori acullYI" UOuNi ••rt.: m Fore11 A,,.,,uoi H\llltl"llOll t11t1<: 1117! ll•ldl lk>\l1tv1" kn ~; JOS Norm El C..mlro l'MI San Francisco in September and the Na- tional League or Cities convention in Hawaii in December -and had charged • the city for her expenses along with his :own, a tab of $340 for San Francisco and $759 for Hawaii. _ A wife, said Council~Js-.- gre4t asset at these gatheri_ngs, anC In l'lis Mew it is only right and proper thi!t the city benefiting from her attendance should pay her expenses. Furthermore, he insists, it is common practice for cities to do just this. He did not specify which cities. Laguna City Attorney Tully Seymour opined that the practice couldn't be term· ed illegal, but is more a matter of local policy. City Manager Lawrence Ross said he hadn't been around Laguna long enough to have any recollection of past ex· amples, but in his experience, policies on the matter of wives' eitpenses are as varied as cities ~ and so far as he has determined, Laguna Beach doesn't seem to have any policy. Old timers around the Art Colony said they 'd never heard of such a thing as a councilman charging the city for his wife's expenses on a city trip. Lorr said he's one of the few willing to take time out from his work to serve as a representative Of the City On these OC· casions, implying that if he donates the time, it's a pretty small thing for the city to let him have his wife along for 1up- port. He was one of seven Laguna delegates at San 1'~rancisco and the only one at l·lawaii. A survey of cities along the Orange Coast indicates most do not pay for of· ficials' wives' expenses (or husbands' either, for that matter, if the official is a lady) and that several go so far as to have a definite policy to that effect. A notable exception is San Clemente, which will pick up the tab for a wife at· tending the League of Cities state con· ventlon1 but not for an out-of-state junket. San Clemente did not send anyone to llaweii, but had seven representatives at San Francisco, mostly with their wives, whq traveleil •I <;ltY. expense. ctisio ~eia eoes ~ lar as IQ pay th~ cost cl ~ doable rocm, rather than i single,.lor JD cWclal and, his. wUe. but never"'.:pilya lift Wll.e's alr Im, Far dly couriclftiien oiily; not lor staff members, C<>sll Mesil also wlll poy !or a Wiit's con: fereoce registration fee, if any, and for her attendance at official banquets, but not for other meats. • '1:l>911 Mw aent 11 city ~net to San Frnnci!co and several took their wivta at their own expense. Mayor Robert WDson and vice msyor Wiiiard Jordan we.nt to Hawall, both with their wives, whose expenses were not paid by the city. In San Juan Capistrano there was a minor flap over the attendan~oUivt cl· ty olfictals at the Hawaii C01111en11mL·tlle mayor, one' oounclbft'llf; .. tne. •ning !firect9r, citfinanager alid' pllihlliJ!I! <om;; mission chai;man all welil along With their wivea:. Tl)e city did not ·pay for the · Jad.ies, but-there was enough excitement over the size of-the delegation for which the city did have to pay. City manager Donald G. Weidner says flatly that San Juan pays for officers and employes only -no wives. Weidner took his wile on the Hawaiian trip but paid her way. Newport Beach sent £our councilmen, a plannin_g commissioner and five staff members to San Francisco, their wives paying their own way. One Newport Beach councilmen went to ~lawaii at city expense, anotber paid his own way, as did both their wives. A city hall spokesman said there is no formal Newport Beach policy regarding city pay· ment of wives' expenses, but "it is never don~." The finance directors of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Seal Beach all state that~their cities ha ve policies which prohibit paying of any expenses to a spOuse for attendance at a conference. A staff memo from Brander castle, ac· ting city administrator of Huntington Beach, notes a legal opinion given by the city attorney three years ago that specifically prohibits paying expenses for the wife of a city official at a conference and notes that "by council direction, neither the finance director nor the city administrator can authorize the expenses of anyone other than city employes." Huntington Beach sent 11 persons to San Francisco at a total <iost of '2,738, which did not incllide ... £he expenses of wives. Seven persOn'). including five councilmen and two :sta_ r-tnembers went to Jiawaii from Hunf.Jnlton:;Beach and in· dlviduat expenses turnatin to date range from 1405 lo !530. • -: ' Fountain Valley sent...'thtec counclhne:n to Hawail at a total cOll ~ 11,523 and 16 people to San Frari!JICO ..at a cost of $4 ,799. -·· Seal Beach sent 'H'J!tfroP• lo San Ftancisco, at an avett-~.of fl57 per perso~. No Seal Btacb :ol~tll ....,,1 lo Hawaii. -.. ~ · •• Spousu are known w-have ac- companied bolh tlecttd and appointed ol· licialt •• the trips, -but aocordt!!g to finance directors of the three cities, no claims for spouses were made in expe.Me accounts. • IN JANUARY SAVINGS ANNUAL 2-DA Y FUR CARAVAN The fur event Southern California waits for all year! A complete caravan of exceptional fur volues gathered from ell nine stores .•• making a 2-doy-only slop al the Buffums' nearest you. Bringing you outstanding savings in n1ink, sable, beaver, Persian lamb, broad- 1a il, nove lty furs .•• with every fur carrying on unconditional guarantee ••• every pur- chase beautifully monogrammed and slored for you next summer ot no ~harge . . a must-not-m iss se lection at savings you must see to believe! Here, just a few of the exceplional values in this major fur event: • Dyed and no!urol rabbit full length coals 149.00 •Natura l mink iockets, reg. 899.00 •••• •Natural blue lox capes .... , ••...•. 189.00 •Natural mink and leather coots ..•.•• •Block dyed broodtoil processed lamb 3/4 cools, • No!urol or dyed mink 3/4 coots mink or fox 1r im s .. , . , .. , , ... , ...• 289.00 •Natural full-leng th mink coots, • No1urol rnink co pes , stoles, reg.599.00 399.00 reg. 1495.00 to 1995.00 PLUS SPECIAL SAVINGS ON A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF JOHN ROSS ORIGINALS 499.00 577.00 677.00 999.00 One of New York's mosl renown fur designers, now dissolving one of his fashion divisions, hos chosen Buffums' lo be the firs! store in the Uniled Slales lo offer these beautiful furs at substantial savings: • 795.00 value: long length designer copes , , . , , 599 .00 • 995.00 value: 3/4 mi nk s!ro!lers •..• , . , •..• , . 749.00 • 1895.00 value: Full leriglh mink coots •••••.• , 1199.00 • 2495.00 value: Full length mink coots .. , , , ••. 1699.00 /. MINK-BROAD1AIL SPECT ACULAI< 477.00 Mink skirted, collared and cuffed broodtail proc· essed lamb strollers, oil shades. DISCOVER OUR FINDERS-KEEPERS RACK • · UP TO 50% OFF Important reductions on unmistokablY Buffums' furs .•. on ever-changing selection at prising savings! USE BUFFUMS' CONVEN IENT CRED IT PLAN .J' I . t' • ,11JJ .I ;//" . " . . . .. " FUR CARAVAN SCHEDULE NEWPORT FUR SALON J) 2:00 p.m. Monday, January 17th through Tuesday, January 18th. Shop Monday 'tll 9:00 p.m. NEW'°llT t •1 FASHION ISL.ANO e NlWKllT CENTIJI e '44-110t e Motil. AND FAI. 10100 Till t aJ01 OTHEll DAYS 10!00 Till l 1JO I I .. ~1 " J' speo ?l-1cJ tern Cou Art slirr I< yon resl 23, La~ OH~ In Ceil: seal a ri me~ M aga_ fror. ju di seiz A' acq• in I diet M Cou bati yea: afte One· nevi 01 o~ Lag '""' Bea bric ti® • t I I t l I I I Ul"I TtltPh419 Saturday, Janual')' 15. 1~72 S DAIL V Pllllf ;J On Ti~kets, ··oon't Call U !)' s .... ·. ' . Orange Court Compuwr Notifies Traffic Violaton By RUDI NIEZIE~KJ Of ... 0.ll't' ,1114 Stiff The arm of the law has been lengthen- ed through a new computer in the West Orange County Judicial District. If you get a traffic Ucket in. Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, or any other city with.In the judicial district, it will get io touch with you. Within three days of the citation it wilt either tell you to pay up or see the judge. 1£ you don't, it will automatically type out a warrant for your arrest. The new system, according to Court Administrator Richard Wack, completely automates the 75,000 traffic citations which flow through the court each year. "It's a big savings to us since the com- puter can handle the work of two or three persons. But its big advantage lies in ac- curacy and speed," Wack explained. The equipment, leased for about $60,000 annually, ties the court to other municpal courls in Orange County via a memory bank localed in Santa Ana. "We can inquire of the computer through any name or license number and it will come back with any information it has on lhe person," said Wack. U.S. MARSHALS LEAD THREE ORANGE COUNTY SMUGGLING SUSPECTS TO FEDERAL COURT Customs Agents Logged• R•cord With SeizuN of 1,330 Pounds of Hashish Hidden in Camper The system. on command. will display on its television screen exactly how many citations or \varrants are pending on in4 dividuals licketed in Orange County. The computer also stores information on previous convictions. Fro111 Page J JUDICIAL. • • Suspects Face Hearing Private agencies, such as insurance companies, do not have access to the in- formation which remains the exclusive right of the court. spent, "n1any, many hours" studying McAdams' alleged involvement in in· lcrnatiooal drug traffic said Orange County's ~hances or gelling the former Art Colon}' resident back are "very, very slim." In Portland h1 Seizure "Nobody can change the information exct:pl us. We are the anly people wilh a special code number who can alter the in· formation," said Wack. DAILY PILOT ll•ft .. ..,. NEW COMPUTER HANDLES TRAFFIC TICKETS, ISSUE$ WARRANTS Karen Genn, (On Kayboard) and Edith &lkken Lum Rope• LaYtmen raided McAdams' Laguna Can· yon Road home in January. 1969, ar- resting McAdams. Gordon Fred Johnson, 23, Helen Marie Miller, 21, both of Laguna Beach and George Ernest Oliphant, 35, of Long Beach. Investigators ripped walls, floors and ceilings of the home apart in an intensive search that produced what they said was a rich haul of marijuana, LSD, hashish, mescaline and clay pipes. Much of the evidence assembled against the four defendants was barred from the courtroom by a Superior Court judge oo the grounds of illegal search and seizure. All four went to trial and Oliphant was acquitted of the drug charges contained in an Orange County Grand Jury irr di ctment. Miss Miller drew a 30-day Orange County Jail term and three years pro- bation, Johnson got 90 days and five years probation. ,_1cAdams eventually - after prolonged appellate acUon -got a one-to ten-year stale prison term that has never been served. One of McAdams' companions in Oregon, Reddy. was involved in another La(una raid with Daniel Lewii Frazier, then 2..1. of 152 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach. Officers said it produced several brlcks of marijuaoa from varlo.0s ·1oca· lions in the horn~--; Three Orange County men taken into custody in Portland, Ore. 'Thursday night following the seizure of 1,300 pounds of hashish -}argest confiscation in U.S. Customs history -face a Jan. 25 hearing date in the U.S. District Court at Portland. The three were arraigned Friday before Judge George Juba, magistrate of the District Court, who fixed bail at $100,000 each and ordered the hearing on charges of "improving cont r o 11 e d substances," according to the clerk of the Portland court. A tale o( international intrigue, which was revealed by a tip from Laguna Beach police to the U.S. Customs, ended Thursday night on a Portland dock after a Volkswagen camper pickup belonging to one of the defendants was unloaded from a Dutch freighter which had brought the vehicle from Bombay, India. The hashish. valued at $2 million wholesale and nearly $7 million if sold on the street, had been concealed in the vehicle in Karachi, Pakistan, according to Sgt. Neil Purcell of the Laguna Beach police narcotics division. Taken into custody were Brian Kendall McAdams. 25, o( 20286 Laguna Canyon Road; .Laguna Be3ch; David Mark Red· New Citizens Lose Out To U.S. 'Expediency?' By TOM BARLEY Of Hit O.ll't' Piiot 51•11 IT'S AN OLD adage in this business that you only ever hear from read· ers who've had something nasty written about them. That doesn't apply to the former aliens who flock four times a year to the county courthouse for what has always been a colorful and heartwarming ceremony. Many of those new citizens have taken the trouble to call me and wrile to me and tell me how much they ap- preciated the fact that I -on behalf of my newspaper, of course -was there to record the ceremony and include their names in a long list that is always faithfully repro. duced in the DAILY PILOT Now, I am not an American citizen after 10 very happy years of residence in this nation. but that does not prevent me from savoring the joy of these new Americans, .~ many of whom have hoed a very l'ough furrow before they _. found sanctuary in the U.S. They love the ceremony and the mini.nags they happily wave for our photographer and they have always valued very highly the group photograph that has been sent free to them by this newspaper. TT HAD BECOME tradition for the former aliens -there were 643 in four ceremonies last year -to march to the Plaza of the Flags after the mov. ing courtroom naturaliz.a.tl~ ceremony for the group photograph which we were delighted lo take. Note the word "had," since this rather delightful gathering has been rather savagely and shabbily dispensed with. We were told by Superior Court Administrator Leslie McCartney that .. it is too much trouble" to assemble the citizens and shepherd them to the plaza and the waiting cameras. Presiding Judge Bruce Summer has decided, McCartney told us, to dispense with the picture taking and instead authorize photographers to take pictures during the actual courtroom ceremony. That, of course, is a splendid substitute. It is about as elfective as taking an exterior shot of the courthouse from the bottom of the decorative pool at the front of the building. In other words, forget it. BLn' LET ME TELL you the real reason for this astoni11hlng Superior Court dl'Cislon. other new1paper1 had, through sheer laliness and lack or interest, drop- ped the ceremony or picture taking or both from their pages in a rather typi· cal extension of the type or Jnertia that becomes frenzied activity when they hear of the rape and beating of a 16-year-old girl. So you see, It became just too much Uouble for court authorities to get the new Americans together for the one paper that faithfully and happily recorded the charming occasion for our newest cit.Izcns. And besides, it's such a long, long walk from Department One to the Plaza • , . l'M VERY, very ~rry, Gregorious Lladopolous and Ahmed Sewan. But you see the way things are, don't you? Wby not have 1 word with the judge? dy, 23, of 33801 Street of the ('.opper Lantern, Dana Point; and Thomas Blake Bidwell, 26 , of 2718 N. Tvwnley, Garden Grove. The three have long been involved in drug traffic in Southern California ac· cording to Purcell, who said he notified federal agents several months ago that McAdams and Reddy were leaving for Europe "on a business trip.'' ri.IcAda'Tls' V\V camper was sent to Europe and tracked across the continent by customs agents. ln Karachi, Purcell said, packages of the high·grade hashish were concealed in the engine, bed and fender\\·e!ls of the vehicle, which then was placed on a Dutch freighter bound for the Wesl Coast. When the camper, which bore California license plates, was not unloaded at Los Angeles or San Francisco, U.S. Customs officials ordered the owner of the ship to unload it in Portland before the vessel proceeded to Vancouver B.C. Federal agents closed in when the trio of suspects arrived to pick up the vehicle Thursday evening. Citations issued in other Orange County judicial districts can only be expunged in the district where they were originally issued. By July the West Orange County Judicial District expects to tum criminal, as well as traffic cases over to the com· putcr. "What we hope to end up with is a computerized warrant system which will be able to tell us which arrest warrants have been issued against anyone in Orange County,'' said Wack. The criminal warrant system could be a boon to police oUicers in the field. They could contact the court to determine i£ any warrants had already been issued against a person suspected of having committed a crime. To date, the computer has treated only one traffic vio lator unkindly by deman· ding $63 instead of $15 for this ticket. Wack said the problem was traced to numbers mistakenly transposed by the officer who wrote the citation. The mixup, however, was n o t discovered until a warrant for the man's arrest had been issued. PRICED FROM ONLY , . $2441.00 Talk about better ideas. Coml't for '72 offers everything you buy a small car for -and more. Superb handling, simplified maintcnancr, great ~s mileage and low, low price. Plus. big·car styling and roominess that rcmem· bers you'rr a grown-up. Standard cquipml'nt that can- not be matched in its class • , •• order yours today. CAPRI Import "Car of the Year" Our sexy European Import. The low priced sport coupe "'ilh styling and road manncn in~pired by the world's mot1l dcsi111.ble sports c&Ni. Room for fr>ur adult.<;. Full carpeting. Front buckets of soft vinyl. Small "'ondcr Capri has taken America by storm •••• order yours today. Fro11a Page l SMOG HEARING ... dards or extending the deadlines comes before Congress. Both hinted that Congress would be faced with such a decision Jn coming months. Displaying newfound expertise in the subject matter, both representatives also hinted that perhaps Congress acted before it had all the facts on the ex· tremely stringent Muskie Bill restric· tions. The auto industry officials stressed that although the clean·air cars are set for sale in 1975 and '76, only 26 months ac· tually exist for the industry to design, tool and begin producing and testing of showroom models. If, by chance, the automakers decide they can produce the vehicles in lime, the spokesmen said the newer cars would have much larger engines with lower compression, poor cold performance and higher fuel consumption. Oil company executives added that because of the costs or producing specialized fuels, costs for gasoline would rise as well. In all, the group agreed Lhe present ond future picture is uncertain. And expensive. Harlem Oowns Invading Valley Fountain Valley High School will host the Harlem Clowns in an exhibition basketball game tonight in the school gymnasium. The game, scheduled for 7:30 p.m., pits the Clowns against a team composed of Fountain Valley police and the faculty members. Admission is $%, adulta; •Ull, "'tdent1;· and $1, chlldren. MERCURY COMET for 1972 ''Gver'llhin'J 'JOU bu'! a 3maJI car p " fOr •• • PRICED FROM ONLY •• , , • $2699.00 "Orange County's Family of Fint Cars" ohnson & son I INC(l l N Ml H( llliY CClllG Afi (.Jll' I! I 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 540·6830 I . ' l I ~LY PllOT -. • • • .. ' ' ' .. • • • = .• ·:r.utpit aild Pew . .. • Al l"Olllllbl VllleJ Com- mullf Clmrdl, HlO Talbert, Pulor stanley P. Allen WW thl& SwJd.oy be8lh a 8erltt 1111· eel "Musqes From Mark," with j,'Oll1Uona from the other JOIPel writll181. The mDmlng wonhlp hour bqinl at 11 a.m., alld ta preceded by the SWtday·echool hour at 9:30. In !ht' evenlni, 7:30, Ill• Blble- dllCUallon '"how-wfll J't!SUme tll)oymem ol the book ol Act&, IU!nc up cbaptu eleven thl& Sllndal' evening. Tbe Ualventl}' UaltarlH Commanlly Invites all 1dulta al¥I' mature Youn& people from ~ Jrvlne, El roro, Mission Viejo ltUS to Sunday morning lelloWlhlp at i ::!O a.m. In room 204, lrvtne Town center, 4201 campua Drive, Irvine. Thia Sullday tile Rov, )!Oger Walke wlll ~nt a pregr1m of readings and recorded music tltJM ''Creative Dilconteot." Speaking 11 two aervlce1, al 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., the Rev. Dr. Henry GertJard will talk on the oubject "Wbal Your LUe Con Be" at tile Cllarcb ol Roll"°"' l!clence ol Lapu llea<b, 200Q La,Un1 Canyon Road; on Sunday, January II. Training for children ol all ag11 tllrough high acbool Is ctven durlna the o o'clock aervlce only. Baby care to of· fered durll18 thll earlier strvlce 11 w&J.. Thursday lee· tures ~ given at Lei.sure World, Clubhouse Two, at 10 a.m. for the general public. Dr. Gerhard opealc.s. The members of t b e Frlelldahlp Cla11, a Bible .atudy group oa SWlday morn· lngs at the Finl Baptltt Cbureh of san Clemente a polluck for Friday 11 l ::!O p.m. at the home of R<>n and Audrey Miller. 910 S&Jvador, SC. This evening of Chrlstiu feliowshlp waa planned by the Sunday School Cla111 tach month, u11ually the third Fri- day, for dinner and a program or special interest f or memben and thelr guests. Sunday School beginl at i:U 1.m. with classes for all aget, Al the 11 a.m. service at First Baptist Church of S a n Clemente Pastor Smith's me. sage la entitled "What ls Sin?'' and at the 6 p.m. service the message is "What Happened at Pentecost?" Nunuy care ls provided at all services. All youth programs meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. "In the inner sanctuary of our own nature we carry God about with WI." Through Religious Sclence we are aided to consc!oUJly attune ourselves to tbe DJvWty perlODillied In ua. For bla wmon-iect.ure topic this SUnday, tlli,.Jlev. Albert Burke of TU.~tCllurc~ of Jldlslou1 ~ f( Newport Belch lift,_........, "What 11ellgloua Sc;I~ Do for You." Servi~~ held at 10 a.m. In tM-..EblJf Club, 515 Balboa Blvd; l!ll(lbe Balboa Peninsulo, • #'.are' preceded by i taped':lilW~ by tile late Dr:.-<Jlolmf&, dean and founder of Che IDJtitute of Rellgiow: Scienoe. Sunday School meets at the same hour with teachers ac- credJted ln the study of the Science of Mind, and services are followed by a cofiee- fellowship hour. The Costa Mesa Founquare Church at 1734. Orange Ave. will have Its regular 11ervices for this Sunday. The pastor. Rev. Robert B. Jacobs will speak on the topic, "Jesus And .. . Clinic Guests Herbert E. Ellingwood,· left, chief of Jegll alfalrs for Governor Reagan, and Sonny Argutnzoni, known as "God's Junkie" alter the title ol a book he wrote, will be guest speakers at the World Evangelism Conference of Morris Cerullo In San Dlego't Cortez Hotel from Tuesday through Jan. 31. The City" for the 11 a.m. morning worship service. He will speak on the topic, "Jacob'• Wrestling Match" for the 7 p.m. Evangelt1tlc Service. The pastor la teachlng a Bible Study on the book of Acts for the 7: 30 p.m. mid (S.. PULPIT, Page I) • -Spanish Church Leader .i)l7 oQ.'t Exert Influence MADl\ID (AP) Archblabop Vlceni. Enrique y Tarancoo, tile new bolder of tile R<>man catholic Church'• lllOft Important polillcal job In Spain, aay1 he lntende to ewt no pollllcal lnllµence. "Don't look to me for human wl&dom nor political and IOCial influence," the M·year-. ol~ cardinal llalcl In rmarltl prepared !or a pael<lral ulllla. "I cannot oUer you more than the cood news of aalvaUon : God loves you." Msgr. Enrique y Tarancon wa1 named archbishop ol the Madrid-Alcala dloceae Dec. 4 by Pope Paul VI in a major lbUt In the catholic hlerirchy 1n Spain. He was succeeded a s archblahop of Toledo and primate of Spain, the Church'• most Important eceleslastlcal post, by the Most. Rev. Marce1on Gonzalez Martin , 53, the archbishop of Barcelona. • Informed sources llld Popo 1 Paul peroonally rtthuffied tht · Spanlab blsbopa, bypalltng provlslona ol the 17·ytaN>ld Churcl>Slate concordat for tile lint urne. TM concont1t, up for nnegoUatlon by t h e ·vaucao and the 1overnment ol G«I. Franclaco Franco. a:Jves Franco key nomination pqwers for blsbopa. The con- cordat has not bten renewed becauae of pressure by clergy and blerarchy agalDJt what aome consider repre1s1on by the a:overnment. Church sources indicated after the ahakeup of blabops tllat the appointment ol Msgr. Enrique y Tarancon to Mad.rid would open pollllcal and government doors previously closed. But the new archbishop in his remarks uld: "I don't represent any 1oclal o r economic power." ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER PIPTEENTH AN!?: MONRO.VIA . NEWPORT BEACH SCHIDULI OF SEllVICIS 1:10 A.M-IAILY MOININ• WORSHIP 9:41 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A.M.-MORNING-WORSHIP 6:00 P.M.-1¥1NINW WORSHIP A i.trty w .. ce• ,. ,.,.. .. ef •II °'"' c'"41 Ir race.. "O• I• the s,lrlt , .• O• 11 the i..r4" Dt ........ O. Wffd, hlter 6464620 ·FIRST ·ASSEMBLY OF GOD 140 E. 22nd St., COlll Mtsi~054l-3761 E •. W. Phlllip1; f'1i1tor ' · · SUNDAY SERVICES 9:10 A.M.-C:••rc• kfHMI r.11 .... 1 CHILD CAlll AYAILAILI Cl tftr11 11 10110 A.M-"Chrfttlll• Clolfts"-S..-191 # 2 P•ter Pllllll,. Speekln9 '/:00 P.M-''Tewtfft1 n... Wftlil•" Postor 1'111111,. s,..kl .. 7:10 frdtlY -Yewttt Time ' Hew,.....M .. , .... w .. J-A.., J1/Jal--61JO A.M. te 1110 P.M. kll ... , .. -'41·2lJJ .. ·'HARBOR 'iASSEMBL'Y OF "GOl>"' 740 W. Wiison, Costa Meso ...... , .. 'I. L. MllTWICll., •1ttw CAil&. e1,.,..y, '1"~'" ., Mu~ -SUNDAY lllYICU - .. "'' 9:41 A.M.-SuH.., S.Hol' 10:50-A.M,.....;"'ftlretirlltloll's ftroM ll~ 1«mo11 by Pmfer 7100 P.M.-s,..,w MluioHty ,,...." n.. M41tto• himllr Pro111 Jyory CHd, Aftka COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL P,.Sdloel -Klndtr11!1tfl -llt!Mll .. tY -Chlll C.r9 CENTllAL BIBLE CHURCH 23rd StrH~ <it: Or1ng1,' Costa Me11 -548-5303 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU OP THI MOTHll CHURCH THE FIRST CHUICH OP CHRIST, ICllNTllT IN IOSTON, MAISACHUSmt "LIFE" Sundey, Jan. 16th Co1t1 Mtsa-f:lr1t Church of Chlr1t, Scl1ntl1t 2110 M ... Yerde Dr., Com M ... ltindey Sclleel -9:11 A.M. C111uch Senke -11 :00 A.M. leocl.lnt loo•, 2110 MeM Yor4e Dr. Huntington B11ch-Flrat Church of Chrl&t, Scl1nll1t ... I Olfvt, H•lttf1191' .. tHc• S110Uy kft1ol-t :JO I 11 100 A.M. Chrc•-9:JO & 11:00 A.M. IMdlq .a..111 -lll M•lft St. Newport Beach-First Church of Christ, Scl1ntlll JJOl Via Liiiie, Newpert leoch Church I So11doy lcheol-9100.IO:JO A.NI, IMCll119 ....... 1311 YI• Udo Newport Be1ch-S1cond Church of Christ, Scl1ntl1t J100 Pacific Ylew Dr., C:.roa• del Mer Cllorch •S•H9Y klleol-10:00 A.M. leading loom -JIOO·I eeort Hwy. C ~ Norclunl. We4. IY91tl1t Tfftl111ollf M .. n.11 -I p.11. -All Ch11NNI All at• cordfally invited to attend the church 1ervices and en;o11 the privflegie.t of tht Readtng Roonu . Chlld Core PNYkW AT .tt..L IDYICU .JJ.artor' Chri6lian .CJ,.u.,.J,. OF NEWPORT IEACH -lDbc1P1.l_l .. Mntfitt R~ulorly At Upper lay lop Club 2111 Tutti• Awe., Cost. Mescr Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship ...... 10 :45 A.M. Nursery & 11nffl'9.,.... PreYlllH Phone: 642-2725 Minister: Dr. D. w. MCEiroy CHURCH OF CHRIST 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA ,. . -.. . llrr. Fred R. Morw. r.ter a...... H•rhf -4 !l.lrYlew • ... M..;.,,. wriiP:.,.io1JO ..... -s.itd., Sc~ .. , 9 ··'"· SUNDAY MOANING lllLE STUDY ~ .~ •••••••• : ••••. •141 .... M·. - • ....... Wonlol .. 1:60 p.in.Lrra,.. 11..,111 w·• .. ,·.DD P·"-SUNDAY MOANIN6 WOkSHIP & COMMUNION.,,, 101":1 A.M . ..., SUNDAY £VENIH6 WORSHIP' •••• ••••• •• ,, •••• ••• ,100 P.M. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/!WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY ,,,,,,., ••• ;,, 'l!lO P.M. NUUllY CARI PIOYIDID W. Wklt H•rtl11ft9• lei Le,...itt Mini1t•r M111lcal Dir1ttor SABBATH SERV ICES Phone: 645-3191 Day or Night AEllGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple FIABBl BERNARD P. KING meeting 1t St.J1mes Episcopal Church o 3209 Via lido, Newport B11eh Fa lnlormation: Call 675-7230 TEMPLE SHARON ,... ... ..,..,.,. 9'MI .. " ,., ... _.NHttrMrArM 617 Wen H1111ltH, CMN M ... All J1wisf\ foml1ff •r• fn¥1tHI te lel11 u1 In • trulv m1011ln9ful SAIUTH EYININa lllYICll-flllDAY AT 1111 P.M. SplrltHI ~-ltMil ...... ..._ 646-5552 T1mpl1 Sheten Choir -Ontt Sholtet Cofllftt Jo1111ary 16 -letft SenS.e1 Dr, J, Yft1101 Mc:GM Tht-119• TH ~We letlllo Sulldey 1t:OO A.M. & 61JO P.M. -W..Hldtrr 7:l0 P.M. COAST BIBLE CHURCH . MAICO FORISTlll JR. HIGH, SA.fl JUAN .CAl'ISTIAMO 4fl·lf49 494.1141 lt0~4f7 ' -:1. .. - UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH W2 S. I. PA.LISA.DIS IOAD' ,.,, .... "!• SANTA AHA HEl&KTS ~N~Y ICPfOOl. ............................ ,.,. ti• A.)A. n:Nl= :oo:::.·: '' .... ,.: ...................... 11:: ra MIDW••llC l•IVICI WlDNUoAV ... ...................... J ·· ... -.... "'"""' ''""!.'""~"--·...!::' ~ -----~ - A~NE ~LIS ~O~UNITY @;JUR&i TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Tur111 Roell Orl'o'I tnd Ar!Wllll Orh11 (Ont tllOCll toUtll Of C1mPUI drivel. .... 01'90 """wt"' to CUIYOrJ loutll ,. • C1mJ11,11 Or.I Ltfl .. Ttrtlt AMII Ort\lf. , ~ •••.• , •• s. .......... ,.,., 9:30 A.M. Sunday School for all 119n 11 :00 A.M. Morning Wanhlp NUltSl!RY CAll:E ,llOYIOl!O AT •OTH MOUIS ~r lnlorm•llon C:.11e1m111e ottJtr MflttflOI (Ill W.ll'IJ THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY Afflijiltll wltll fllt l••tlst ~ .. tin .... _ S.venth·Day Adventist Church 271 AYff.te It., C•ta M.sa J_,h P. JeffNyt. P_,or -"9oM 141-6St6 So~li•ffi School ••••••••.••• , , ••• , , , • , •• ,., , ••••• , , 9:30 1.m. Mor11ln9 Wor•hlp , • , , •• , • , , • , •• , •••• , ••• , , , •• , • , , 11 :00 o.m. Pr1yor M1otl119 Wo4110'4ioy •• , •••••••• , ••••••••• , , • 7:]0 p.m. Costa Mesa Founquare · Church 1734 0f'CMl9e Avei, C... M ... Petter: In. loffrt 1. Jocn.-141·f7JI I•. 646·1117 9:41 A.M.-S1111doy Sc•oel 11 :00 A..M.-Mor11lftt Wo~hlp "Jem «•d ttie City" . .,.,., ''"''*' 7:00 P.~.-.. .Htelt't Wrfftllq Mm• .. '8tot Speeltl119 Wetl .• 71JI P.M-Strtdr 011 Tr.. loM Of • ........, p_,., FOUNTAIN VALLEY _l'IRST BAPTIST CHURCH A.l.C. ~ _ .. lllll"!!Jo .....-.11--' w_ , __ , ...,.,., • '41·1411 . ......, ..... ........ ... • ... ... ........ .,... 1 • ..1 ... ti4t &1fl· ._ ..... "..,.,. ........ ' '"" . •"!"!"' Chll' & .... ·--AftW v ..... ' ,......, C.rt A"tt11eNfl ., Ml ..,.,...,, • ...... • . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Baach Morning-Worthip ••••••• , •• , , •••••··••· •:JO I I 1:00 1.111. IJ~lo School ••• , , , , • ti4& 1.111. Youth Gr1up1 •••••• 6:00 p.111, E¥1nin9 Wor1hlp •••• 7:00 p.111. N11rMry c.r1 Pnl'f'ldtd ., Ill MNIC911 Off1!1: W.251t Dill 0.vPIJOn UH• FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH VictDria & Plac•ntia Ave, Costa M••• Jani" I. Plercy Mllll•I# llodnle McH"h 011..cttr ff Cllthlll11 iid11tttltll Ii.It Stl'IHI , ............ , tllJ t,m. M•rnr111 Wontup ........ 101Je 1.m. Youtll Ortlllll ............... ' p.111. v .... ,. ...................... 7 "·"'· Nurseru Care Provided 54•·4771 141·6141 COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wonhlp -10 A.M. Church kh-.. -10 A.k. Dr. PhlUIP 0. Murrt¥, Mlnllltr 644. 7400 THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH W1lcom11 You. ST. JAMU, 3JOf Ykl Ude. N..,.rt IMdl '1:10 k.M-Hely hcllerltt t:OO A.M.-hmlJr Wenlll1t A Cluudl kh.O. 11 :00 A~M:AIN:r~,tfet,..111 .. •rlu I · ~ Menil'I 1.Mi....., • Prof'idff " •h ' • • • • ' Mld·W ... Holr COM1n11nlM ...... n .. S.rYIC91 T11•i1Y-10ill A..M •. Wec!Wd.,........:00 P.M. TN Rl'I. JoJi•,p;4., t(,:.hcM' -;._;., •Jl-021.t ST. JOHN THE OJVJNE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Sundoys 7:l0 & t:lO Churclt Sch"f -9:Jlt Tli11nclcry1: 6:l0 I 10 •.rn.: Hefy DOJ1 e& 0111101111Cfl1 Ykor, The let'. Joh• W. Deaolcbo• -PhH 54,.ll26 Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church 1232 P11elfk View Drfn., CeroflO 111.r Mor Svnd11Yt-l100 A.M. A 9:l0 A.M., Churc• Scho1l/N11nery·9:l0 A.M. T11•dt1Y...,7tDO A.M. Wodnndcrya-9:l0 A.M. TN Aft'. oloh11 Roten Denis, Rector -Pti111e 644-0463 ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8236 Elli, St., Huntington Beach 1:00 A.M.-Holy ComMunle11 9:30 A.M.-Fomily Si.r0¥ic1 & Ch11rch Sthool ~ Nur11rv Ctr•l; I I :DO A.M.-Mornin9 WOr1hlp INut11ry Ctrtl 7:00 P.M.-F11tiY1I Ev1111on9 & S•rll'lon Epi1c:op1I Young Churc:hm11t All litu19i11 tr• i11 u11 et Ytrio1.11 times TM Cllurd1 II tlwoy1 lvlllllJle fir Htly M1rrl19e. Jom11 C. Col1y, Po1tor-f62-7512 k•1.: 516·4061 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 798 Dover Or. LI 8-363 I TN,~n. J•"* •· lloln, '""' The ·"· lOHlcl Wltl,.., Aul1!1111 , .... , E1rly Wor1hlp 1:00 a.111. Chrl1+1•11 Eclucttlon 9:15 1.m. F11tiYt Worship 10:]0 1.m. Nursery Care Available WELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pai;:ific: View Dr. Corona d1I Mar OR. MARTIN OLSEN Phon• 644-2664 9100 A.M. Ftimlly Wenhlp 10:00 A.M. ln'll'f' ChltNh ..... , 11 :00 A.M. hltln W.,..lll' PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M•• Yer4e Drtv. l Wtr lttfft, Cot .. M .... Cellf. A.HDlt.IW c. ANDl51t.$0N, '•lttr-JONPt WnTIY, AtMdl .. ll'l11tr lut'ldlY klloeh t :15 -MdrfllN Wor'lll!t1 ftOO llld 11 tOD Prlneo of Patel l.llthtr•n School -Mi11 Elth1r 011011, Prfnclp1f Offlf• Phenot 149:0521 Sc:Hot Pho111r 14f·Ol61 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mi1Jou,f Sy11orl 760 Ylctorfo <St, C..t. M ... Letltor Y. Tentew, ,..,... 141·'404 ..,.,, llMc•t •• , •• ll .l.M. .,.....,. kMff1 t i• A.M. , . Ahl! •lllf9 C:IUU t r• A.M. . . brktt. ., .... ,.' ttltoel -141 ,,,. . L19un1 leach N1J9hborhood Cdngr111tlen1I St. Alln'1 '&'0ltlln1y,. " •· CHAPLAIN H.doil McNl1Lt tNTHIM wi-n 10. rAUL wma. II-•' VfO~P.I ~=rr.-1f A.II. LAGUNA NIGUEL SHEPHERD ,Of THE HIW 29121 ·NJGUIL ROAD- .... DnW s. s ...... ......, WOHH., l CHiii.CH iCHOOI. -10 A.it, 495.0613 . . .. ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive Univ1r1lty Park, Irvine lll'Y. Horbttt N. Nl ... Mno SimidtlY Sc•ool-9:00 A.M . Gulta, S9nlco -9100 A.M. 1119 S..lce -10:10 A.M. llJ-1211 N•PNtY CoN A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT CENTER Wonllf,_11:11 A.Ill. .. Huntl119f•11 lt1ch FIRST UNITED Sf. MlchoU lpllc•P91 Ch•rch M .. Htlt9 ., P•Hk Y1ew Dr. c.r.•• del Mor PhoHI 671..0flO METHOOIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 5l6·llJ7 S•t¥ic11 -9:11 J IOzJO NUrHN Cll'I Alt Mominl Church S1hool -9:11 Co1to M11.a FIRST UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH . 19th St. I Htrlior 81Yd. Churc:h Wor1hip -9:)0 l 11 Huntl119ton leech -N•rth Church Sc:hool -t :JO 549.7727 COMMUNITY METHOOlST CHURCH 6662 Hell A¥t, 142·446 I Worthip a Church School 9:00 A I 0:1 0 A.M. Coit• Mete North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH frYl"' -E11f l luff M••• v.N:J. " a.~., st. 14f-2719 Worship I Church School 9:00 I IO:JO A.M. UNIVERSITY METHOOIST CHURCH lll·l2JJ 11422 CulYtr ke•d •I U~l¥enlty Dl'I .... P.ou11t1ln •Y1fl1.t Worthip I Church Sdz1ol t I I01J O A.M • Fl·RSl' UNl'T!iO METHODIST-CHURCH 11221 lu1h1 rd •62-2691 .. '!H.or1hl11 , <Ii; .Chti«h. $chool t ':JO ·A..M; Mini1t1r t.0911110 lo1c~ METHODIST CHURCH 216)2 Wo1l•y Dtl¥t Ill loufh Lllllfll ' . ~ ' Ford R. Milltr Wonh1p •11d Church School -10 A.M. 499-3011 Newport l111h CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA t400 W. l1lbo1 11¥d. 673-3101 Worthip-9:30 A.M. Church Schoo~t:JO & 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coqtal Areas Christ Church Presbyterfon 20112 M .. nelJ. CH"'..,,_, Ha11tlftth• IMch Rf'Y. Do1ald L loMrta, Postor Sulldoy Wonhlp: 9:20 A.M. Cllurclli School: 9:20 A.M. Office: 20112 M.,1 .. I• St. Piie•: 961 ... 940 Church of the Covenant 2150 hll'Ylew Read, Cott• M ... lruco A. Kurr~. Pastor Sanllmy .Wlftlllp: 9:10 I 11 :DO A.M. C•urch Sclteol 9:l0 A.M. I'll••: 557·ll40 Community Presbyterian Church-. ,,,.,.. ................ . lff. D•••lll H. h1,........., Ali.t 0 H,.,,. ,..., W•nhl•I 1141 • t 1JO. 11 A.M. CllwrU ......,! ttlo ...... ! 494-7111 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. AltdNWI le-'1 Newpett ..... Chttrl• H9fMtt Dlereefleld. Pest., WerAI, & airrU Stlteel: I, 91JO A 11 A.M ,. .... , '46·714'1 • St. t.taril Presbyterian Church Cerw J•lllkiM & l.Wtff Drf-., C.... .. M• J ...... ,.,..,. Kirt, p-., Wdlp & Cll•rc• SU.el -9100 ' 10110 A.M, ,....I '44•1141 Trinity United Presbyterian Church 1'/th & ,,..,..,, S... AH (1/t 111L le ef N•wpMt Pwy J OUTSTANDIN• YOUTH PllO•lAM-AClll OP PAlllJie · W•nillp & Cll1rc• khMI-f100110110 Pcnton1 o..,.. M1111hlf: le~ Ohllt9ll, 1.S. "'9ttc• Mllllltw •f MM-hHk KNIM-"'9•1144-7110 WAY IN FILLOWSHIP CHUlcH OF RILll510US SCllNCI 0, llt.VINI IUPtlJAY lllVICI ............ ,, th• .ut, Mlllll .. r • , •• 1'91Mr JockeM.. •.1.c,11. 1411 ""'"" c-Hl1lmy c.,.....i M• • THI flRST CHURCH Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE "".....,,...,.. ~.Old flf II•"" OVrdt lt.flllJWt lllflla. Lot Anttltl IUNOAY S•RYtCI ............ 111• l .M. Mlftlllet , • , A1Wt Im., lt.ICll' THI aatLl tl,UI OP' NIW,OIT llUCM llf .... INC., ...... Community llble Church . of Hunllngtori leach . .,.,, ............ ,., (213) 9414151 ·WI Pr1cl•1Jfl 'Th• Truth •f fho Afet F•t the N1N• 1f 011r At• --· .............. .... ~~1_ ~~-I~ 19to itwr f!IC ._ lifWI CM • '1fN1• f1..M. rm•1n\Y MmtN• ATt lllSA YllW SCHOOL ' 17611 AYILLA LANI -HUNTIN•TON HACH . I w• Sui tin wil Ill• cla ba• nlg F Fir 65(1 spe Pa: of Re• Pei Chl Ge1 Upi Se• Ch! COY me: .. Roi jecl mlr Uni con 1.rr. An1 Pac Mai de! N me< Bul N., seri Flic on 1 are F , 2525 Mes ... .. oerr Mod Sch• mer will p.m "I to l Sele Ar•• Um< Flrs Ori\ New 3303 a.m. Chui Drii,; a.m. Ar tr an to ti the Oalr 1700 on opon cond I• ti Mov Los bee' Mah .. ~ aubj Bart Dl1c each Boy1 Cost 1 w . Natl Ca th pose am• and o, be t lobb: po lie In publ 1tud: R<>m abou the 100 . 1bou blle part' "JI to I aoch "it 1 fonr l•gl• ecut Th wa.: clud· "a : the legla to 10 ol lerv• Tt ftrel VOCI tbot cont DAILY PU.OT I Pulpit and Pew Anglican, Catholic Oerics ' (Celtla ... l"hm Pqe I) wet.k aervlct on Wednesdays . &mday School ls at the UJual time of I :~ a.m. for all a1e.1 with an opening au.mbly in th• Main Sanctuary be.fore the clauea. The crusader Youth have their aervlce on Friday nJghts at 7 p.m. at the church. at t :l5 Lm. Cburcb Wonblp al 10:1.1 Dr. D.W. McEtroy la the mlnlster. commwitly are Invited . Host..,.. for the ••enlo& are Maureen Oltman and Darlene Leonard. book '"l!le Lot• Great Reacl1 Eucharist · Agreement Pastor Ceorge Kouri of the First Southern B1pl111 Church, 650 W. Hamilton , C011ta Mesa, apcaks at 10:4~ a.m. Sunday. Pastor Kourt I.I doing a aeries of mwagcs on "The Jesus Revolution and The Jesus Person." Such topics q ''The Chanclne Scene•'' "The Generation Gap ," ' • Han 8 • Ups," "Bad Vibrations," "The Sex Hana·Up," and "Je..sua Christ Superstar," will be covered during thll aerlea of mcssaatti. "Practicing a Pr act le a 1 Religion," is th e sermon sub- ject of Don A. Bassett, minister ol Newport Center United Metbodlat Church. The congregation worships at 11:15 a.m., at St. Michaels and All Angels Episcopal C h u r c h • Pacific View Drive a n d itarguerite ' Avenue, Co rona. del Mar. Newport Unlly Cb u r c b , meeting at the Senior Citizens Building, 15th and Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, will hear a sermon by Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger entitled "New Light on Old Fears." Service times are at 10 and 11:15 a.m. Fairview Baptist Church, 2525 Fairvie\\' Road. Costa Mesa , schedules f a m i I y worship 1t 10 a.m. with the sermon 11Qbedlence and the Modem Christian." Church School 11 at 10:30 a.m . A new members and inquirers clas5 will be held Sunday at 7; 15 p.m. at the church. 1'Llfe'1 Is the Lesson-Sermon to be heard at all Cbrl1tlan Science churchea S u n d a y . Area churchea and aervlce times Include: Coata Mesa Flrst Church, 2880 Mesa Verde Drive, 9: 15 and 11 a.m.; Newport Beach First Church, 3303 Via Lido, 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Newport Beach 5econd Church, 3100 Pacific View Drive, Corona de! Mar, 10 a.m. The guesl speaktt lhls SUn- d.ay morning at the lO:JO a.m. ,.rvice ol Tba Unitarian Unlvenaltll Cblll'cll of Costa Mesa, l2S8 Victoria Street, will be Ralph Metzner who will speak on "Actuali!im, the Slgnlllcance of Agni Yoga." Mr. Metzner la a clinical psychologist who bu recently written the book 111be Mape of CoNClousneu" soon t.o be published by M c MI II a n Publlahers. In addition be works with the '11peclal'1 chUdren at Fairview Hoe~ltal. Nursery can wUI be provided. C<H>p ReHgioua Educallonal School meets at the same time as the morning servlct1 for chlld.ren age three through high .school. Visitors and members are urged t.o remaln after the service for the "Cof· tee and Conversation Hour•• that follow1 . The church will be holding Its Annual Meeting of the Congregation on January 21 at 8 p.m. following a potluck dinner 1t &:45 p.m. Dr. Charles H. Dierenfield, pastor, will preach part It , "Break the Mold!" in his sermon series: entitled "Com- mand Llvtng" at St. Aadrew'1 Presbyterian Churcb, 800 St. Andrews Road, Ne W p o r t Beach. Houra of worship are 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m., with child care provlded at all three 1ervicea:. Rev. Charles L. Rose will be preaching Sunday, at Com- munity United Met bod is t Church, &682 Hell Avenue, Huntington Beach. N e w members will be received at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. wor1hlp 5ervlces; with a luncheon in thelr honor follow· Ing at noon . The Monday and Tuesday Bible Study Claases are presently studying the ''Life and Teachings of Jesua" by Edward Bauman. Thi.a: cour1e was recently pre5ented. on national television and ii e:ir:cellently prettnted. The £!au Houri are : Monday, 7::rl p.m., In the Chapel ; Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. In the Chapel. Reswnttio• L 11 t Ill 1 r 1 1 Cblll'cll, L.C.A., 181! Hamilton A\tt,, HunUnaton Be a ch, sclltdulea Morning Worahlp it 10:30 a.m. Arthur R. Tlnaley, Pastor, will speak on "Christ Touchin1 Wfl." Ann Mlsel ll Or11ni1t. Lloyd Danlfllson I.I Cholrmaoler. SUnday School 1t11lon1 for 11adea two through elabl at I a.m. .Nunery Care, Klnder1artnen and Finl Graden · 11 10:30 a.m. Annual C.Ongreaattonal Meetlna at 7:,, a.m. in the Educational Bulldlni. A fellowship hour wlll follow. LCW membe.r1 wlll b e ho1tesses. A new Sunday evening ac- tivity, "Thfl Sunday Evening Bible Clau,'' will begin this Sunday evenln1at7 :30 p.m. 1t Fouotala Valley Communky Chareb, IM20 Talberl Ave. It will be taught by the pa1tor, the Rev. Stanley P. Allen. At the 11 a.m. aervlce, Putor Allen will preaent the second sermon in his series on the book by Mark, covering verses twelve throughout nineteen of chapter one. Sund1y-1chool clwea, Including for adultl, will prteede at 9:30 a.m. On the Second Sunday alter The Epiphany at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach, Pastor James G. Blsin will preach the second of hi• series of three sermons on the overall aubje.ct, "The Light Shinea In the Darkne.sa." The 1ermon tlUe ii, "The Light Shine.a in the Darkneu • in the Home." Thl1 Is for both worship servtce11 8 and 10:30 a.m. Earth" by llll LI n 1 a J, Rt!resbmenta will be aarnd at 10 a.m. The Adult ronan on SUnday mornlnc !ollowq the cburclJ oervict la dilouD- lng "Cln W1 Evar Coodoile Viol .... " Ullder the luderahip ol Dr. Ackerman. SUaday School for •ll other agtt la htld at the same time, 11 a.m. on Sundays. --- Newj,on Ceater 0 • I t e d Meltlodill Cbun:b or Newport Talk Set Beach wUI hold • 1pectal Dr. Vernon McGee, "Sign Plantinc" ctmnony thia Sunda~ 11 10,30 a.m. 00 their noted radio Bible prea· cher who is teach· naw urclJ '11'· The lllW 111' ing the entire Bible on la on the northweat corner of San Joaqutn Hillo !load and 175 daily broadcasts B tt and sometimes 1,000 Maraue.rlte. Don A. aue ' broadcasts each week, mtnlJttr of the church, aald the purpoae of the "Sign Plan· will be the pulpit guest ting" la to aJve the cc .. of Coast Bible gregatlon an opportunlty to Church Sunday al the eicpresa their· anthuJIUm over 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. the recent acqutatUon of the servicee. The church new aite, al)(I to dllplay a vlal-meets at the Marco ble notice to the community of Forster Junior High lhe presence of the United School, 25601 Camino MethodiJt C J'i u r ch. The del Avion, San Juan Newport Center U n It e d Capistrano. Methodllt Church la the -~------- LONDON (UPI) -An11tc1n and Roman Catholic church leaders have r e a c b t d "substantial agreement11 on the doctrine of the Eucbarlll, 1Jso known u mau or holy commuirlon , ln what theologlaM of both faltha termed tha moat important atatementa 1lnce the Reforma- tion. 0 We bellave that we have reached aubetant11I aareement on the doctrine ol t h • Euchariat," an announcement from the Anglican Qiurcb m. fornatiOD office aatd. "It la our hope that In view of the agreement •.. this doo- trlne wlll no lonaer coMtltute 1n obatacle to the unity wfl see.le, 11 the announcement said. The church lnfonnation office said the agreement was reach· ed by the Anglican and Roman Catholic International Com· mission of bishops a n d theologians at the group's third meeting which ended in Windsor, England, Sept. 7. "Afterward, prom In en t former Balboa Jaland COm· munJly Methodla\ Church. The congregation now wor1hlpa each 8unday at 11:15 a.m. in the sanctuary of St. Michael's and All Angell Epilcopal Church, which la just North or the new alte. Baha'is Recognize World Religion Pay Rellglot11 science aen"lces are held each Sunday at 11 1.m. at the Way-Ia Fellowship Cburcb at 2411 P1clflc coaat Highway in Corona del Mar. The sermone delivered by Rev. Eleanor C. Jackson for the first four Sundaya in January for the New Year cover the first four cbapte.ra of the Science ol Mind textbook, with the purpose of dellnlng the principles In an enltghte .. Ing and educaUonal meaaase. These topic leasons lead to the rteogrrltlon of new m•mbers on Jan111ry 30th. In 1 beautiful se?'\llce introducing thoat who World Rollglon Day will be observed nationally this Sun· da y. Locally, the day I s aponaored by the Bahal's of Newport Beach. A public meeting In observance of the day will be held at WUkinson Hell ln the LltUe Theatre at Chapman College at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The theme for thia year'• observance Is · "World Retlglon·Basl1 for Unlveraal and Lasting Peace." World Religion Day I a aponaored annuallv by the U.S. Baha'i Community ind ii observed in over -4 ,000 Amer!· can cities. It1 purpose Is to st.res! the oneness of rellglons, that religion has alway1 been the source of unity and that world rtligion iii the source of world unity. Mr. Michael G am b I e , Chalrrnan of the Newport Beach Assembly 1ald that B•ha'u'llah, Prophet-Founder ot the Bah•'f Faith over 100 years ago, poJnted out that to achla.ve unity and peace man ·must abandon his prfljudlces and learn to lefl hlmseU a1 a citizen of the world. The Womfln'1 Society of Fountain Valley'a Flret UaJtH. Metbodltt Cblll'Cb will be hosting ''Portralt1 of American Women" 1t their Feb. 2 meeting. "Portrait&" ia a pane.I 1poneored by the Com- munity Relation1 Conference of Southern California . Panelists Include a moderator, Cathollc, Protestant, J e w , have choaen the "SC!ence of .----------------------, Mtnd" aa their way of lUe. Following the service, an orientation meeting luncheon will be served to honor these new members. Negro and Melican-American Next Sunday at the San or Oriental. They hive apoken Clemente Ullied Pre1byte.riu before many thouaanda of peo-Cburcb 111 A venue Salvador, pie -church gro~ps, PTA'•, ~l\Qng,'the f;30 and ·11 ·a:m. high school!!, civic groupa, 4 "worshlp'""'i:ervlces pa at or conventions and service clubs. Stephens' sermon topic will be Dessert and coffee will be. "Fear Not." Church achool for 130-year-old Church Has Own Chicken Joke By LOUIS CASSEil! Unll" ~rtff lllNll'lltllllll memben ol the c:ommtuton dncrlbed It u the moot Im- portant tt.atement 1t.nc. the Relormallon !or All,CUcana and Roman Catholtc1" the clwrch Information office aald. The document of agreement now muat be presented to the of. flelal aulhorlUea of b o t h churchts for ratlflcatlon. The announcement s 1 I d Angllc1n1 and R o m a n Cathollct agreed to see the Euchartat 11 1 "memorial" of the life, death 1nd resur- rection of Jesua Christ. "The memorial ta no mere c:1lllng to mind of a past event or of It.a slrnlflcance , but the churches fl f f e c t I v e prG- clamaUon of God's might y acts," the statement sa ld. The statement sai d the essential point on which both churches agreed wa1 that "the sacramental body and blood of the Sa viour are pres~nt as an offering to the be I i e v e r awaiting His welcome." "Through faith , Chr i s t 's presen ce becomes no longer just a pretense for the beli ever. Bu t also a pre!lence with him ... Christ's body and New Church Opens Doors In. County So.turday st 8 p.m. marks the opening and dedlca· Uon of a new center for worship , counseling, psychological and phllosophic1l studies sponsored by hfl Church of Antioch, to be kn'own as the' Chapel ol the Chimes and directed by The Very Rev. Benedict Ken Woodword 9.A. D.D. The Church 0£ Antioch Is a li beral Catholic church who5e Bishop, The Mo!t Reverend blood baoom1 ... u, pre .... ! and are r<ally glvan." till statement aald. Tbe alatament aatd the ccm- mlulon reallaaa that mlll)' 1-remain to bt ...olved betweon Iha IWO churchaa, bUI "we are convlnmd that lf !hero are any rtmalnl08 Polnla of dta&lrffment they can be reaolveCl on tht pttn. clpl,. here -llahed." The staiemanl said laader1 or both churchu who have spent two ye.art reaolvlng dlf. ferences, now c1n turn their attenUon to crucial question on unity hfltwetn Angllcans and Roman Catholics -how far each church wlll 10 t.ow•rd rtcognlzln& the other'• holy ordtrs. Minist.er To Retire In Newport After thlrty-slx ye11rs 11 an ordained mlnl1ter of the Chris· tlan faith , "the Rev. Norman L. Brown, minister of t h e Pl )' mo u t f.I Congregational Church of Newport Harbor an- nounced to his conaregat.lon last Sunday that he will reslan 1s mlni1tu of the church and !eek retirement e f f e c t l v • March 9. Pa1tor Brown suffered a heart attack la1t Sept, and !In· ce then bu been recoverlo1. Upon the advice of hla doctor, hia health condition will for sometime Hmll him t o preachlna: on SUnday1. ftather than halt the arowth of the church, ·\he 1t1(nlitei-::decided for the Deat intert!ti of the church ind "his health, the beat thing was to retire. The mJ'lllter h11 been the pa~tor of the church alnct 1967. Herman Adria n Struit PhD. ---------- has been con5'crated into lh• FOR VICAR, Ea1tern Orothodox Church movement. The I i be r a I HE SWINGS catholic priesls are directed ' by their Bis hops and do not MUDFORD have a Pope. Their priests are 1 Ena1and (VPI) An Introductory lecture on transcendental mediati on, free to the publlC,'WITI be Riven In the conference room of the 01kwood Apartments South, 1700 11th St., NeWP.W:t Beach on Sunday at 8 p.m. The 1pon1er of the meeting to be conducted by Ralph Cramer, la the Spiritual Regeneration Movement FoundaUon of West Los Angeles, Mr. Cramer has been personally trained by the MaharlahJ Mahesh Yogi. 1'The Gracloua Calling of Our Lord" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie at Tbe Preabytertan Cbarcll ol tbt Col'eaut, 2&60 Fairview .Road, Cotta. Mesa. Worship services will be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church school throu~h eighth grade will be held 'at· 9:30 a.m.; the high school · Clas& meets at 10:45 a.m: Child care is pro- vided at both services. , served at noon and '!'' pro-,2"year1-9ld ttuwa:h adults gram wtll begin 11 12;!0. m..U"ll 9:30 ·a.m. 'with the Child-care is a " • 11 •·b 1... 'H>nep age "Clan meeting· at 11 Further lnformatlon m1y ~ 1.m. Coffee fellowship is held obtained. through the church 1 in the patio between the wor· office, 962-2693. ship 5ervlces, starting at 10:30 -'!'lie church my wife and 1 attend i1I 130 years old. With gre~t age, it has 11cqulred -a1 .some human belngll do -a gentle toifrance for foibles and ecceotriciti~ that : would\;Ipt«lyaun1er penoJ\s·or<.i.tltiu....,~·u . ~- , On a recent S1,1nday, we. were walking up the gravel -The Rov. Douilu While .ollowed to marry· They have once dlatrlbuted~Euttr-~ no confm!oq, •nc\ one and all to c~ll~"» ~ them ·are invil~ !o 1hare' dnm· frolii ftl1 'pu1p!f.' on·anotlier oo- munion at any tlr--!t. they cl\l!fl"l ~told h1a COhCl"tPUorr. believe In dlvorcP, bi-t"i r.ori· that h~ would not mlnd topl•I\ ; ! trol, and the use of con-women comln1 toJdl. ctiurc~ traceptlves. -servlce1. Last nlf'liti mar-' 11He That Belleveth" ii the subject of the aermon at Barbor Chrlatlatt C b u r c b 1 Dlaclple1 of Christ, meeting each Sunday at Upper Bay Boy1 Club. 2131 Tustin Ave., Costa M .... SUnday School is The Rev. and Mrs. L. Tengbom, former missionaries to Tanzania, will be the featured apeakera at the Monthly meeting or Hun- tington Beach L u t h e r a n Church Women of Re.sur- rec:Uon Church on Wed.ne9day1 at 7;!0 p.m. Thb wlU be a Multi· Visual and Audio vl.slt to Tanunla. All women of tM a.m. Nursery care is provided throughout the mornlnl. The F11ntly Bible Study meets In the 1anctu1ry each SUndl)' evening at &:30 p.m. Catholic Charities To Become Activist St. John the Divine Epll<Opal Cburch, :IOU Orange A venue, Co1ta Meu will observe Holy Communion 1t 7:30 and 1:30 a.m. Nursery care provided startln1 at 9 a.m. Sunday School cla.ssea at 9:30 1.m. At 4 p.m. St. John'• Choir Director, Bonn l fl Shelley, will present a pro- gram of 10ng ! eat u r In .C Jtallan, French, German and Enalilh compo1ltlons. She will be aullted at the piano by Carol Ruil who will allO play 10los. In the evening, 7 p.m. the Youth Group will meet at the Church. Beginning Wednesday even- ing from 7:30to1;15 p.m., the Spiritual Growth Bible Class ol Falltl Lalheru Cburcb, :11381 cane POrlola, Clpillrano Beach. will include in its weekly foMn1t a t.w en t Y mliiu1' 1tudy of the doctrines and pracilcea of Jehovah'• Wllneuts. A d u 111 and teenager• art welcome. Alldfl from the ll!Ull 1inglng and testimonial pe.r1od, the claaA will ccntlnue iii study or ''Revelation• of the Me11lah In the Old Teatament .'' Forelhadowlng1 of the con1lng of Je!Us Christ u rtcerded In the Book of Jolhua wU be dilculSed Wednesday avenlng. During the 10:!0 a.m. Sunday morning worahtp 1 e r v I c e , Putor Jame1 Knotek'• sermon. "Comlna t.o t b e Lord'• Table." will be lollowed by the celebration ol the Lord'• supper. The adull choir, under the dlrtctton of Mr. Wall<!r Petera, will lln1. uPralat Ye the Lord, thi Almighty." WASHINGTON (AP) -The National Conference of Cath611c Charities has pro- posed revamping Itself to l)lay a more actlvi!t role ln aoclal and political affairs. One proposed tactic would be to e1tabll1h a Wuhlniton lobby to Influence government policy. Jn a year-long study made public reeently, 1n NCCC ttudy a:roup concluded the Roman Catholic organization ahould be more responsive to the ne«ll ol modem ooclety ind chaneea in the Church and llhould rediatrlbuta tu power base to lncrean graS1root.1 participation. pre11lon." The conference, described as the nation's largest private charitable agency, launched thfl atudy as a reault of grow- Ina: pres1un from within member organizatlont. "There w11 a 1en1e, 11 ~ report noted , "lh8l Catholic Charities w11 without com- pelling purpose ... aeemed to be lloialed, or perhaps Just In- sulated, from the Catholic Chureh's activities ... " and that Its annual meeUng1 "Ire. quently did not address the Important laouea of t b • Lutheran Churcb Of Tbe Master, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona de.I Mar, offer a two houri of worship at 9 and II a.m. SUnday Church School and Bible Study for all aee1 at 10 a.m. Pa1tor Martin C. Olson wlll brlna the rne311ge, "The Firsl Of M a n y Mlr1ctu.'1 Chrtlt Lullieran,. 70! Vic· torla, eo.ta Mesa h o I d 1 servicu at 8: 16 and· 11 a.m. Bible clw and Sunday school at 1:30. Wldneaday eveni111 aarvica ii at 7:30. tlmea." "Mora Than Conqueror a" Tbe sermon aubjec:t for Sun- If approved at the con-wUI be the auhject ot Dr. day al Coroni dal Mar Com· fennce rs aMuAI meeH .... next .1. """·--·-Sund 1 muDlty C II• re Ill, Coqrtta--~n-•'• Hrmon ay • "o--•, •11 Heliotrope Ava., !all, lhe re1tructurlng wUI th 10 ---• f hi " -• mean a considerable Increase e a.m. "'y,ce 0 wori P will be enUUed "The Power to al Clu1al Lalberu ~..... a.t Movln&." r. be ~led tn staff, perhap1 .• trtpllna of camtno caplatrano at Del , ,_ Dr · -'"p a. Murray. the current l>Udlet and a Gado Road Ca 11 Be cb VJ • r1uu broadenin• of dacillo .. maldn• • P trano 1 · Wonblp aervtcea begin at 10 • -Baptilm of chUdren wUI be. a.m. wtth cblld..ar• provided. driveway toward the whit~fwnned front entrance just before start of the 11 o'clock service. Ahead of us were two ladles. I recognized one as a member of the congregation. The other apparently '¥\-'as an out-of·town visitor. Nearing the entrance, the vlaltor chanced to look up Into the overhanging branches of a masalve magnolia tree. "My God," she cried, In what 1 feel sure y,·as an Im- promptu prayer. "Look at that big bird." 11That's no bird." said her hostess soothingly. uThat's St. Francis." I cnuld not discern that tbl1 reply was immediately c:larllylng or comforting to the visitor. U anything, she sumed more thunderstruck than before. "St. Francis," the hoMeu. went on after a very long moment , "is the church chicken." She did not volunteer further explanation and the vis- itor understandably wary of aaklng any more questions, tottered on Into church, slowly ahakln·g her head . St. Francis really is a chicken and she'1 been around our church &0 tong it just doesn't occur to members that her presence may come 11 a !hock to strangers. No one seems able to recall just when she joined our congregation. The gardner &ays "1he ju!lt walked ln and took up here" several year! ago. The rector made somfl comment about feeling like St. Francll, who preached the gospel to blrdJ and animall, 10 naturally everyone stopped calling our chicken Sl Fran· Cil. Cracked com ll provided. regularly in the church bud&~ et to keep St. Fr1ncl1 ln provender. Her houalng pre.aentl no problfm, 1lnce abe ha1 elected to roost in the maanol}I tree. Qn, very cold momlnga, St..Francll tends to remain tn the tree huddled against the clllll. But on lllMf days, she walks bllck and forth along the gravel walk, greeting par· lshioners 11 they arrive and depart. She iJ a very dignified chicken, but I waa unable to ascertain anything about her background or llneage. "f• Ille a ~e Ialand !ltd?" I asked a lady who take1 an active part in parish allalt1 and wbo reneraUy can be relied upon to know everythln& about everyone. "Oh, f don't think so., she replied. "She's just a chick· en chlcken." Tbore Jani any theolo1lcal 1lgnUlcance to thla story. "If the natlonel conference 11 to have impact on public aocl1l policy," the report ta id, "It mUJt relate to those who form thiJ policy through Jealllatlon, regulation 1nd ex· ecutive order." The national 1taff I n Wuhlnston. It said, ahould 1 .. elude a legtslatlve analy!lt and ••a peTIOn knowledgeable In the raml!lc1tlons of t h e leglsl1Uv1 p!OCffaet and able to ldenUly the Um• aod plac• of moot 1fflctlve 1 .. tervenUon." power, said the Rt. Rav. Mlgr. admlnlltar.d. If anyone would CburclJ School aiao ccnvenu Lawrence J. Corcoran, U· lllce their child to be baptlsad at 10. Next Sunday, Jamiary ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii e<uttve secretary or the cc.. plHH ccntacl P a 1 t • r " the IBlb Anniial Cburch ference . ck m.e ee T h -. Msgr. Corcoran acknowled&· A orman, I , • MHl!nt will be held In the Biii ti God hat the tense of humor I confidently attribute to Him, I fMI 111re he derive. a1 much pleasure from St. li'rancls and her membership In our congregation as He doea from any of the anthema. hymna and prayel'I which we oller mm lrutda th• churclJ. Thi report uid the con- ference 111hould be a more vocal and acUvt advocate of thole perlOlll who need help In ~ aovenunental op- ed that the move to utahltah a Lutheran QlurclJ WOl!llll will anctuaey at 11:1$, l•llowlni lobbying staff probably would meei on Tuaday 1110 a.m. Iii Wertblp s a r v I c a 1 . All result In a conln>ntaUoo over the home. of Edith A.Urman. members of the church are lb• conlerence'1 lllatua u ·~ JITbeiiiiiiy iiwtlliiiiCCD!tnuiiiiiiii•iitoiiiiiatlldy;;:r,tbtr:;jliencouri1j'11i~•~tof1_1tend_. ___ II u1 .. 1empt or1an1tallon. Bu~I 1 II' he sald tbt ccnlerence would ' 11ro1111y re111t anJ etfort 1o mue It 1111 tax• bacauae..., p r o I I l · organllatlona, be clatm..i, should have tbt tJ&lll to lobby tbt IO"l'lllllenl. a~ lfemorial park Nearly Everyone L' stens to Landers Thi So111~4'1 Mosl Btll#f/ftd Mtt#orlMU _,.UIOt.~ • COWNMllUM • (Wfm' ~:El l"R!~m~L~Ae .. ~0!1;? ()lo 1al,,,,.., AW11., • Hl·llH AN INHODUCTOlY UCTUU IY IWIH .l CllAMll ON TllANSCINDINTAL MIDITATIQN AS TAlllHT IT MAHAlllHI -~H,ISH YOll • Sunday Evening, Jan. 16 8:00 p.m. In th• Co"f1r1nc1 A,ooM ol OAKWOOD A'A:lTMINTS SOUTH 1100 Utli SI,. N ....... -h No Aclmlt1Jon Ch1r9e The Church or Antioch his rled a woman 40 ~ bll derived Ill foundntion from Junior, and thll week he the Eutern Orthodox Church became a father at the are of and ii In no way connected 65. with the: Wflstern Roman In h.IJ parish he la. known u Catholic Rite or the Pope. Tht "the 1wlnaing vicar." Church of Antioch 11 con-1;==========::; sidered the first church of Christianity, having aprung from Chrltt'a teaching and Paul the AposUe at Antioch in Syria. eo....,.auon oJ the Altar will tsl<o place il-Chapinah College Chapel, COl'Mr oJ. Grand afl# fdopie In Orange. The Conaecr1tlon of the Allar will be-followed by a cartdlella:ht ceremony to a Dedication nf the Chapel of the Chimes at 21$ N. Grand i Orange, California . Participating In this Corue.cration and DedJcatton will be The Most Reverend Bishops Strult, Heller, Barber, Jack and Kirby. Priem. Minlatera, and Serl'trl ol various communions, and the peltor of thla new church, The · Vary Roverend Benedict Ken Wpodword B.A. D. D. Tht Consecration a n d Dedication will be followed by the choir of the Univenal Mind Science Church of Long Beach, Rev. Damien Slmp50n officiating In a rich, colorful, and varied choral program. accompanied by piano and organ . All are Invited . Re.lre1hmentl will be served. THE AMAZING HFALTH OF .. · HUNZA LAND .... -· H•ua tflhn eftr 100 yn. el4. LEARN THE SECRETS OF THE WORLD'S HEALTHIEST PEOPLE "HUNZA-.n l.lolated Sh•n· 111-la In the H1mi.la;,u, when' \he lnhab tanta live to be 100 to 120 ~an old." (Amer:ica.n WM.kl)i) 'Thef't lJ evtd~ that men in Hunza land, a remote re· &Ion ln the Himalayan mountains. Uve to tit 120 or even 140 ye&n oJd, the AMA aa.14 in ltl current JouM&I.'' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II <N.Y. World·Telearam!-- GOSPn CONCERTS - The Downln91 J. D. Sumnar and Tho Stamp1 Quamt Tht award wlnnlnt lpttr '•mlly · .....,.,, J••· 11 -71JO , ... lONe HACH MUNICl,.AL AUDITOllUM ... ,,.,_,,Cell 11111 J7MI 'Huna Iii ll'Wy--e Vtepla . WhtN ptOp}t Uve without dJ.Hue &Ad 4Ja of (lld ate, YOU TOO CAM WIN ntt SICtm OP: THI WOILD'S tl1Ai.TH1ar NO,L&. •r.1.,h•11• ,, -"· f•r • ~ FOii HUNJA HIALTH COU!Jl w, h•""• 111eUtl!tf .... 11. T\11 II • (,., ,ut.111 11"91e, ,.,.,~ ... 14flJlt~ ........ ._,.. ......,, llOWI • HU.lnt & CHAIActa IDUCATIOM IMITITUfl P.O. HQ -C.. '1111 M•ll "'' 'f'••r l'UI HUNZA HIALlH COUUI.'" .+. • l "Pf•Wla •••••••••••••••••••• A44 r111 , ., •• , •• , ,, , ,, , ••, City ••.• , , ••••• • •• , •, ••• ZJ, •••••••••••••••••••••• • Co111m ent Page Best Sources of State Revenue in Fistcl 1971 focomslm!!!!fil Mobfue/1 - S.,..,1Jft(ll- States Lean on Sales Tax Sales taxes still lead all other state tax revenue measures In bringing in tax dollars. And California stands in second pl&ce in gross revenue from this source. General sales and gross receipts taxes •ere the best source (If state revenue in 33 states in fiscal 1971. Income taxes pro- duced the· most tax revenue in 15 states: motor fuels taxes led in New Hampshire and the severance tax on natural resources topped the list in Louisiana. Total stale tax collections jumped to 1;51 .5 billion in the period, a 7 .3 percent rise over the $48 billion of fiscal 1970, ac· cording to a review of Census Bureau data. General sales and gro53 receipts tax collectJorus rose 9 percent to $15.5 billioA -about 30 percent of all state tax col· lections. Individual income tax collections totaled $10.l billion, a 10.3 percent in· crease, while corporate income tax revenue fell 8.S percent to $3.4 blll1on. Motor fuel tax collections rose S.4 percent to $6.6 billion, alcoholic beverages taxes climbed 7.S percent to $1.S billion, tobac· co products taxes rose 9.8 percent to $2.5 billion and severance taxes increased 6.9 percent to $7:13 million. Eight st.ates collected over one half of all state tax revenue in fiscal 1971. New York famered $6.248 billion, California, $5.675 billion, Illinois, $3.142 billion, and Pennsylvania, $3.094. billion. The other four states -Florida, Michigan, Ohio and Texas ·-each brought in more than $1.S billion. All states showed increases in total tax collections. Eighteen states increased col· Jectons by 10 percent or more. They were: Alaska , Arizona, De I aware, Florida. ldaho, Louisiana, ~t a i n e, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ne w Jersey, North Dakota. Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, West Virginia and \Vyoming. New Hampshire made the highest percentage gain in collections. 25 percent, and Alaska (18.8 percent ), Idaho (20.2 percent), Louisiana (17.9 percent ) , Nevada (15.7 percent). North Dakota ( 16.9 percent) and Rhode lsland ( 19 per- cent). increased collections by more than 15 percent. Eleven states -against only five in 1970 -had increases of less than 6 per- cent. The eleven were California, Georgia, Indiana, low.a, f\.f a r y I and , ~1issouri, Montana, New York, Ohio, Oregon and Vermont. Commerce Clearing House And Find Radiation Doses Persons living in Louisiana and Texas are exposed on the average to the lowest levels of natural radiation found in t.he country while residents of Colorado face the highest levels. This is the conclusion drawn from data compiled by an intergovernmental agen· cy Special studies group which is review· Ing radiation doses in the United States from all sources. The data appeared in a table showing the average amounts of natural radiation doses or every state. Natural or background radiation exists everywhere: part comes from radioac· live materials in rocks and from the earth 's crust and part is due to cosmie rays from outer space. , The human body itself contains some radioactive material which ls received through the natural radioactivity present in the food and water ingested. ONE REASON natural-radiation varies from place to place is that natural levels rise with higher altitudes. such as are found in the mountainous western states. This is mainly due to increased cosmic radiation at these altitudes. Radiation levels also rise with an in· crease in geomagnetic latitude up to 5ll degrees. High concentrations or naturally occurring radioactive materials in the earth also contribute to increased levels in the air. Radiation doses are measured in millirems (1/IOOOt h of a rem ). A rem is lhe amount or any type of ionizing radia· tion that will cause the same amount of biological injury to human tissue as one roentgen. A roentgen is the international unit of X or gamma radiation. The inleragency special studies group f-0und that. on the average, each person in the United States receives a dose of 130 mi\hrems per year. The next highest State-by-State Breakdowti Stateo Avg. Millirems Alabama 135 A.luk11 130 Arizona 145 Arkansas California '! ;: ;rs Colorado !JM Connecticut 125 Delaware 125 DC. 120 Florida 120 Georgia 125 Hawaii 115 Idaho 170 Illinois 135 Indiana 12S Iowa 135 Kansas lJS Kentucky 130 Louisiana JOO Maine . 150 MarylaM' • 120 Massachusetts 140 Michigan 135 Minnesota 150 Mississippi 130 Mi~souri 130 Montana 175 amount was found to come from medical diagnosis and treatment, which in 1970 produced an estimated dose or about ninety millirems per person per year. FALLOUT from past atmospheric tests of nuclear weapons was found to come to only four millirems per person per year. on the average, and the group found average annual exposure from nuclear power reactors and allied facilities lo be Jess than one millirem per person. CCH Nebraska lSS Nevada 150 New Hampshire !JS New JeM1ey ,,. New Mexico 200 ' .... • -~~· ori. .. · ' ,. ,. . !JS North Carolina . --145 North Dakota !4S Ohio 140 Oklahoma 135 Oregon 135 Pennsylvania l2S Rhode Island 130 South Carolina 135 Sooth Dakota 210 Tennessee 140 Texas 100 Utah 180 Vermont 120 Virginia 12S Washington 135 W. Virginia 135 \Visconsin 130 Wyoming 245 Amer. Samoa 115 Guam 120 Puerto Rico I IS Canal Zone 115 Virgin Islands 115 reported. The ~roup's study on sources or radia· tlon will not be completed until June, 1972. It is part of the Environmental Protec- tion Agency's review of the basic radia· tion protection gUidances recommended by the fonner Federal Radiation Council In 1960. These guidances are used as a b.'\Sis for establishing standards or radia· tion exposure. Commerce Clt.aring Hou5' .-------------0 ~ur lllon h a Son Fro11cisco~------------, Read on~ Yon Illiterate By 11Elt8 CAEN SAN FllANClSCO -True boggler of an ad in the Munl buses : ''Ill iterate? Write Today r·or Free Help. EOC, Washington, DC." Okay, EOC - how? MONEY TO BURN : Yesterday I chatted with a young woman who had just watched about$\ 5 mll\lon in Cllsh so up in smoke and !,\•as feeling prct· !y good about ii. too. That would be Mrs. Lyn Barrell. who works at Fed Rctenze on Sansome and this week became the flr~t woman "destructor'' in the bank 's history (when currency becomes "'unlit" -old, dirty, tattered -It Is burned In a furnace under the watchful eye of the official "Dtstrue- tor"l ... Up to now. this heady }ob, which Mrs. Barrett inhttits. on 1 rotating bas.Ls, has been assigned under Federal regulations to a man - but nobody knows why. After all, "ho can bum up money faster than 1 woman! ... !Hold your Ire, FemL\b- bua.I CIWSE WEBB, playlnc the 1amo· The good news is that Mayor Alloto wants to limit high rises in San Fran- cisco. Now for t.he bad news : to ISO stories.'' THE STORY, printed here and tn many other places. that Dec. 22 niark- ed the 10th annvy . of the first lvnerican combat dealh in Vietnam is a n1yth, reports KGO's Jim Eason. who bas researched hen oUt of this one. First lo ' dJe was Master Sgt. Chester Ovnand of Texas, an "ad- vJscr," killed by guerrillas on July B. 1959, while watching a movie -and Eason even knows which one: "The Tattered Dress," starrlog Jeanne Crain. FRED SONENBERG, wandoring along Monlj!omery Monday, picked up a Dec. 30 leaf from BOtnebody'a desk calendar wUh .lhls memo on It: "Of. flee closed tomorrow -throw ca1en- dar out of window TODAY! ~IOST FASCINATING news 1tory DI th~ wttlt fln-lhe Stockton Record, datelined Manteca}: ''An expert on the Brown Act will outline provis!Wl5 nl !ho Stai. lllw prohlb!Ung .......,y In government during tonight's meeting of trustees nf the Manteca Unified School District A closed-door ex· ecutive session for an unspecified reason also is scheduled.'' t WROTE recently that cable car gripmen aren't as quaint and colorful as t~y used lo be, but that could be ill-informed. The other 8 a.m., Crippie llillon Moore stopped his car on Po\v. ell between Post and Sutler and said to a Chlnest kid on the lower step· "Hey. cowboy, hop down there and pick up that dime-buy yoursell an Ice cream cone ." Moore. who kteps his eye on the road, commented to Passenger Dot Teixera: "You know that dime has been lying there since 6:30. I gue,s., nobody wanted it. IT TAKES all kinds (CQnfd): Dllr· ing a party in san Jose, one of that clty11 leading citizens a s k e d Bandleader Johnny Vaughan to keep playing after the last guest had left (lhls cost him $125 oot of pockot) so he could dance with his Great Dant.. ''Hamlet" ... The happy couple left hand-Jn-paw and bow come we miss 111 th< really good part! .. ! ,:-~~·~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.....J Gamblers Anonymous- How They Meet Life Uy WILLtAM F. MOONEY Chicago Dally Ne"'5 Service A member of Gamblers Anonymous (CA) told his group therapy session a few days ago ot attending a dinner-dance with his \\'ife where ooe ol the door prizes wa! a vacation for two at Las Vegas. "I tore up our tickets before the draw. Ing,'' Pete G. said. "f was that afraid that I'd win the trip." Pete lo\'3S deadly sincere. He is a com· pulsive gambler. Once he starts betting he can't stop. Pete knows GA members who have lost their families, their careers, their hopes and pride because of gambling. !·le and his wire, Anne. Wear gOld GA lapel pins. They were presented at a "pinning ceremony" of Pete's CA group . 1'he pins mean that Pete has not made a bl't for 365 days -not a year, but 365 days, one day at a time. Gamblers Anonymous tells its members that one day at a time is the only way to practice the program if they arc lo stop betting. The CA program is paltrrned after Alcoholics Anonymous, which teaches the same philosophy. PETE WAS present at a recent meetmg of the CA. Plans were being made for a pinning ceremony to honor Dave L. and his wife. Sarah, for Da\'e having gone 365 days without ·making a be!. Then Dave got to his feet, asked for the floor, and said: "I'm a goddammed fool." l~e didn't have to go on. Everyone in the room knew what had happened. Dave had "slipped." But Dave, his eyes wet with tears, insisted on telling all. For the 46 years of his adult life, Dave said, he had lived hard, worked hard and bet hard. His gambling obsession had cost hiin •·maybe $100.000'' over the years, but the nwnev was immaterial. A few months after he retired last year. Dave was unable to quit gambling. He puttered around the house daytimes, maybe visiting some old friends , v.:hile Sarah was at work. And then. while moseying around, he round $1 ,700 in cash that Sarah had hid- den in the house instead of putting it in lhe bank. Dave admitted that he. also. had a secret bank account, a holdover from his gambling days, that Sarah didn 't know about. "I wanted to gamble," Da.ve said. He repeated the words, then lold of how he toot $100, and lost it. He went back to the hou se, got another $100, and lost that. The next day. after Sarah went to work. Dave took· still another $100, and again lost it. Then. Dave said, he went ro his bank, drew $300 from his account, and replaced the money so Sarah wouldn 't know. "I'm so ashamed for Jetting you people down," he said. Then, turning to Big John. seated down the !able, Dave said: "COULD YOU drop by the house with me for about 10 minutes after the meeting? I have to tell Sarah why we lo\'On't be getting our pins Sunday." Only minut'.!S before, Big John had , himself. told in group therapy how his 1nore than three years in CA ha\'e been a "living lie." He never qualified for his one-year pin because of his many "slips.'' ft is a matter of pride for the whole group when a man gets "pinned." Many CA members in Chicago's three groups have not made a bet for several years, and a few \\'ear lapel pins with a diamond inset, denoting five years as an active member without a slip. The night Dave C. told of his slip, there were several new members prese nt. They had contacted the GA office and were vi sited by two of the ''trusted servants''-older members. Al K., one of those attending his fir st meeting, told the group that he had agreed to come "to get my wife off my back." But after hearing some of the stories "maybe l better stay." HIS WIFE who was ln another room with the other women, attending a GAM· ANON meetlng, joined hlm after Al JC. told his story. Al K. said that a few nights before he was married, his wife-to-be called and reminded him to take the money for their honeymoon out of the joint savings ac- count they had started. 11r had to tell her there wasn't any money-I'd blown the whole bank accolUlt at the track. But she married me anyway," he said. Al K. didn't stop gambltng. He fi(ures he blew ariother $4,00> in the last ,six montho, lnoludlng $600 the day his wife came home from the hospital with lhelr new baby. Juice i.s a high-Interest loan, usualty 10 percent a week. that got It! name when a gambler said the loan aberk ''squeqed me like an orange, sucking every drop from my body." It Is also known A!I shylocklng or usury. Death threats are c:ommoo to tbGse who fail to keep their inltttJt payments. Gamblers Anonymous people don't go lnlD details about how they are able, al limes, to get a member 1 °bruthing spelt" on his Julee ~ts. "ALL JUICE MEN a .... t bad guys; all they want Is their money," a GA member told a questioner. "Some have even sent us new members. t even know a rew book1e5 who told their customers rtook. you're " compolsivt gambltr; Wbf don't you join Gomblen Anonymciusl ' ' Remor1e over what "mi&ht have been" Is very evident al the group therapy -- Leo J., for example, blew a promising career as a stockbroker, and figures that what he lost himself. what ht: cosl his firm, his friends end relativts "plus another $28,IXXI in bad papt>r, '' brought his losses to more than $300,000. ''But the money Isn't the whole thing," he says. ''I lied, I cheated, 1 conned. It cost me my farnily, too. My wife and two daughters. I can't take back all those broken promises 1 made them about quit~ ting garnbhng. That's what hurts worse than the money." Gamblers Anonymous members don't seem to resent a member who "slips" - bets or gambles -as long as he keeps coming to meetings, openly admits his backsliding and says he still wants to quit. AS LONG as a man keeps atlending meetings, he is try ing1 and can be helped. But when he slops attending meetings "We're helpless," said Sam G., chairman at one meeting. But a member of GA who lies may bl quickly , and forcefully, contradicted at 1 group therapy session. "You're a goddammed li¥r," <Jne mem· her was told when he said he had nol made a bet in "X" days. "I saw you at the track Tuesday." The member admitted his f211Jlt, then suddenly turning on his accuser demand- ed to know , "What were you doing at tbe track?' "Betth1g," was the an.swer. 1·But I was going lo tell about it when my turn came." SOme members feel such con· frontations are good therapy. There are no dues in GA, but at the close of each mecling here an envelope containing a few dollars is passed and each member adds 50 cents or $1, <Jr, if he needs toll road or gas money, takes some out. Pets Taking Over From Humans Based on a survey by tile F'amiLy Economics Bureau of the Northwest- ern Nation.a! Life I·nsurance Co. There's more truth than ficLion in the saying, ''The country is going to the dogs." . It is also going to the cats, canaries, parakeets, tropical fish, tu rt I es, hamsters, guinea pigs and gerbils. Not to mention horses, goats, rabbits, monkeys. lions, leopards, alligators, boa constrictors and penguins. The pet population of the United States now outnumbers the human population three to one. That means well over 600 million pets in our land. The rate or growth of the pet popula· lion is two to three percent a year -or an increase .of 15 to 18 million pets each year. ln the last decade the number of pets has increased three times as fast as the number of people in the U.S. More than 45 percent of. U.S. families own a dog, a cat or both. Estimates of the dog population vary from 26 to 33 million. AMERICANS IN search of a house pet have generally been satisfied with a mongrel, or "Heinz 57" variety. But purebred dogs, although still in the mi· nori!y, are gaining in popularity. In the 1920 's only one family in 100 owned a purebred dog -now it's one in six families. The American Kennel Club registered more than one million dogs last year - perhaps half of all purebreds. There are 116 different breeds eligible for regislra· tion in lhe AKC stud book where the poo- dle has reigned supreme since 1960. More Americans are turning to man's second best friend. the cat. Due to large numbers of stray cats that refuse to stand sti ll and be counted, the feline population is estimated to be anywhere from 10 to 30 tmllion. Purebred cats too, are gaining in favor. There are approximately 600 million tropical fish swimming today in 25 million aquariums. ranging from 10-ccnt guppies to $500 rainbow discus fish. Next in µopularity come birds -about 20 million of them. Choices run from a $700 imported macaw to a '1.98 canary. MANY AMERICANS find dogs and cats too conventional and seek out exotic creatures formerly found only in zoos. Hawks, owls, vultures and snakes are often found in city apartments. Porpoises or octopuses may share backyard swimming pools with their owners. Kangar,oos, ocelots. anteaters and timber wolves have all been offered by pet shops and taken home to suburban living . Monkeys are by rar the most popular of exotic pet.s. The Simian Society says tbat about 15,000 monkeys are imported each year for pets. Unfortunately, a monkey must be cared for like a baby. and only a very small percentage survjve. Because wild animals are potentially dangerous, anlma1 experts frown on them as household pets. The Washington, D.C. zoo advlsea against making a pet of any animal not domesticated for at least 2,000 years. Zookeepers all over the country are nooded with requests to take overgrown and unmanageable pets off their owners1 hands. ON£ OF THE major rea!Ons for the pet expioolon Is the continuing growth ol suburbs wtme residents have the time, space and income to devote to pets. Psychologists explain that today's man ls a lonely creature and that pets fill a vital need. A c:ootrlbuting factor ts tbe In· creufn&ly moblle population which puts down no roots. has fewer and fewer close friends and family Ues and ,.. ... ID fmd subltituto companionship In pets. CaJlfoml1, the most transient slate, is al9D the ctnlU of f1N01est pet activity. Calllomta lw more pets and pet clubo, more pet 1bop1. more kennels and cat· ~rits than all the other we.ftem 1tate11 put rogetlier. CllUomla 1!90 has another characterilUc -lonellnl!ll -with more reUree3, wklow1 Ind wldOWt.MI, divotCled and llio&le -'• than other 1tatrs. Not _..,..,. II hlpPJ with lhe pet u- plosion. Cities of all sizes are enacting dog and cat leashing laws. Others are re- quiring owners to clean Up after their pets. In some places, citizen groups would like to follow the lead of Reyk• javik, lceland -and ban all dogs from the community. WIDLE THE PET population explosion may be a source of dismay to many, it is a delight to suppliers of pet food, clothing, equipment and services. The pet industry has tripled in size since 1960 - it's now a $31i1 billion industry. Americans spent $100 million last year for pets -other than fish . Tropica l fish, their food and equipment ran to $600 million. Over $1 billion a year is spent on dog and cat food alone, bird food costs another $30 million. The necessary equipment and ac- cessories lavished on pets amounted to $750 million. Pets got sick or needed shots to prevent iTiness -to the tune of $400 million; groomi.iig cost another S200 million. And $100 million worth or pet books and magazines were sold last year. There are 7 ,000 pet shops nalionaJly. Pet supplies are also available in 200,000 other retail outlets -supermarkets, department stores, discount, variety, hardware and drug stores. The pet industry can provide almost anything a pet or his owner could possibly need or want. There are at least 15,000 different dog and cat food items available today, ranging from tht com- mon dog biscuit to a full line of gourmet foods, enabling owners to choose a nutritious and appealing diet for Fido and Tabby. If a pet needs lranquJlizers. medicated anti-nea collars, car safety belts, sunglasses, deodorants or toothpaste, they're available. And he might need a sweater, jewelled collar, boots, a bikini, terrycloth bathrobe. beret or watch. Maybe the pet's taste runs to custom· made clothing -everything from wed· ding ouUits to maternity clothes -or a mink jacket. An owner might feel the necessity of "Our Puppy 's Baby Book.'' available in pink or blue, or a formal col· ored portrait of the pampered pet. THE POODLE made canine beauty parlors a big business. There are babysit· ters, ~og walkers, pet taxis, pct cemeteries and funeral homer.. Accident, health and life insurance may be obtained for pets. Animal hospitals are expanding rapjd- Jy, and many veterinarians are now specializing. Difficult dogs go to schools -e:::: or may be educated by corresµond~ce courses. When a dog has a real problem, he ma y be treated by a pet psychiatrist The pct jet set may travel comfortably, If not plushly, on all major airlines trains and steamShips. Many hotels and motels feature special accommodation s for traveling pets. Some freeway reM&urants feature ll 1'Canine Comfort Station." The well·lo-do pet may prt!er • dude ranch in Arizona or a mountain resort in New England, If not 1 con· JinentaJ retreat in France. Whatever the kind of pct, the reason for acquiring it, or the care It receives, pet owners seem to agree on one thing. "Once you get attached to them -. " . --WWW- Saturday, January 15, 1972 The comment page or the Daily Pilot <eeks lo Inform and stimulate readers by · presenting a variety or com. menlary on i<>plcs o! Int~· est and signllicance from tnrormed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. Weed, Publl1hor Go+ glrll. Satur; with .Carol w~ old rt Uncl< with all th I doc bag's much sendl1 want If the a nev I a: many In pet . them be yo years1 right. II )I <lne c week. Belo topic, CUrra Lauri• Valle) Year': like I 90me hope I throu( years Now week. Asr ago, t preser could again • It Nea' name< Invent u...t somet! treat.. father "dagu llC<f1e! clear and it the WC Pbol or e' develo ·hours .weeks ··drawft 'course great after n<e<le< the ae A<t ...... ~ .... S~ron t11v111l1 Wbere from?' All • are gi -ar favorit We g from Indies Amert lngred and flavon be rel · mixed . ·' gredie The .. ·cocoa .. by th' ' everg:z ''tainn It 1ta; 1preac thlll i above Is 111 . cluste1 -'sprout Its lrt clullttl : ·• ahapet so be The I ls loci 1 aha~ '. The barv• ··-bears bl .... poets. r<lcly purpll ha~ kn! ... = . . lbkt. lbty tho , Good morning, boys and glrla, and welcome to another Saturday of fun and learning with Uncle Len and his friends . Carol and Andy. Well, you really !turfed the old mail sack qaln this week. Uncle Len was really pleased with the wonderful turnout In all three categories this week. I don't know if the old mail bag's seams will take too much more bulging, but keep sending in as much as you want of your great entries and if the bag bursts, we'll just get a new one. I am happy to see that so . ~---_...,I...!-~----, many of you take an Interest "' in pets and l hope you care for . them well. Because they can . be your companions for many years if you care for them right. .-----------------------------~ If you want to, pet s can be one of the topics again this -week . Before I mention this week's topic, I want to thank Pam Curran, Cindy Clark and Laurie Meyer of Fountain Valley, who sent me their New Year's resolutions. It sounds like they have really made some good, helpful ones and I * PRIZE WINNER * J anet Wood, 10, 219 Jasm ine, Coron• del Mar Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (1 ) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 51h inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not ctJ PY or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address oq back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, COsta Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy ha!( dollar. hope they can sUc~ with them L------------------------------_..J through this year and many years to come. Now to our main topic of the week. M most of you know, years ago, the only way we could preserve something so that It could be seen over and over again was to paint it or sketch It Nearly 200 years ago, a man named Da Guerre in France invented a box which could be used to make an image of something on a chernically- treated plate. He is called the father of the camera. Hi.s "daguerrotypes" of Par is ICelles are among the fir st clear photographs ever taken and it embarked the artist and the world on a new ad venture. Photographs could be taken · of eventa or people aqc;t developed with In a matter of ·.hours rather than the days or .weeks It took to make a iOO<I ,·drawing or painting. Of 'course. the newspapers took a great interest in this invention alter a while because they needed such a thing to cover the news in illustrations. AB the years passed, more and more improvements were added. Before Jong, there were quicker , better means of developing film , better kinds of film, better, ·s ma 11 er cameras (at one time , cameras were huge C<lTI· traptlons); cheaper cameras and better photographers. Matthew Brady, famed Civil War photographer. perhaps best brought the vast uses of photography into the public eye. Today, there are cameras or all types. There are . those which all film to be developed almost at once, there are movie cameras which make mction on film possible, there are cameras and film which can take pictures in almost no have a camera or have at least tried to take a picture. Did you know that you can even make a camera by punching a tiny hole in a shoe box line with black paper and shining light from the outside onto a piece of film inside the box , through the bole? There are many passibilitles. Why not go to the library and gel a book on photography to learn all about this fun past- time. Also, do your drawings, poems and even riddles on this topic for next week. Art mentions i n c l u de : Christine Watson . 11, Corona de! Mar : Virginia Sperry, 8, Corona de! Mar ; Stacey Carter, 61h, Corona deJ Mar; Beverly Works, 12, Fountain Valley; Anna Halloran, 8, Costa Mesa ; Gwendolyn Hare, lO lfz, Laguna Beach; Cindy Clark, 10, Fountain Valley; Pam Curran. 7, Fountain Valley ; Laurie Meyers, 10, Fountain Valley ; Jeff Curran, 6, Fountain Valley; Kim Brusseau, 91h , C.Orona de! Mar: Steve Ishihara, JO, Costa Mesa ; Cheryl Buhler, 6, Foun- tain Valley : Mary Borges, 11, Corona del Mar: BoMie Cooper, 3, Huntington Beach; Howard Copper, 5, Huntington Beach; Cindy Sandeen, Costa Mesa; B~Yerly Sandeen, 10, CoSta Mesa; Ashley Karstet- ter, 11, Fountain Valley ; Robert Cleveland, 81h:, El Toro. light at all, there.are cameras , ,,.. 1 ..... and lenses which can take pie-c f c tures of things either very far ~----' •· ,woy (like a telescope l or aro o orner very close. up (like a microscope). Today cameras are so easy to use that almost anyone of any age can be a great photographer, I am sure that most of you either already RIDDLES anci JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Bill : Did you get your henway? Don: What's a henway? Bill: Oh, about two or three pounds. J11llll Mlkhtll, It, 16611 Lallillt • L1111, Hunll119Mfl t11cll s.... '"' ......... Alli .t,itcfy, SANCHO · c/• o,.... CMlt hfl1 r11,t, ... 1560, C..N M--. C.Cff. Arvtt Stnds I comPltlt 20-YolU'"I ... ct lh• Warllll lotll lncWtlwtdla lo $l'ltror> R.ohm, •et II, of Muncr, Ptnn· 1Ylv1nl1, tor lier "'""'Ion: wadded rows of beans inside it. This too is left on the ground. The dry air withers the stringy pulp and causes chemical changes in t h e Our dog Sancho is short and fat He likes cat food, but not our cat. His tail is like a curly black flag And when he sees me he makes it wag. A K•nllllf'I' l111f dollar '"' N coo,... Cll1r1to11, tml Artont, Mlttltn Vltlo. lor tlM Wln11lnt tnlrv ln 1111 11trv 11111 "'m conr111, Mi ll r111r -m er 11orv to UrK!t Ltn, IOll 1Ut COUI Meu, Caln. Where does chocolate come from? All our sweet candy flavors are gifts from the plant world -and almost everybody's favorite flavor is chocolate. We get its main ingredient . from West Africa, the West Indies and parts of South America. However. this main ingredient tastes very strong and bitter. To make flavorsome chocolate, It must be refined and treated, then beans. They now look and'----------------------' smell like nuggets of dark ·-mixed with various othu in- , gredients to tone it down . The fiavor of chocolate and ' cocoa ls donated to the world " by the cacao tree, a shady · evergreen that grows in cer- . ta.In moist, tropical climates. It stands 20 to 40 feei high. · spreading huge ova] leaves that are glo88y dark green , above and rusty red below. It 11 always in bloom, with ., clusters of small flowers sprouting out from the bark on Its trunk and branches. Each cluster forms a cucumber .. shaped pod that enfolds lO to 50 beans arrana:ed ln rows. The ......t talle ol chocolate Ia locked llllido. lheoo olmood- sbaped cacao beans. The treasure can b e harvested oil year becoun the generoua cacao tree always bean an auortn'lent o £ blosaoms, ripe and partly ripe pods. The greenish pods ore ready when Lhey turn to purpUsh y e (I o w . Then horvtllert u.. pol .. handled knlYOI to chop them from the bou&ill• For 1everol day• the l'Ods lull u. 00 the .,.und. wbUe the weather aonena their tbl$, 1 .. thery olltlla. Then they ore opened to lou out the ..... pink pulp ond the brown chocolate, but they taste very bitter. The beans are sent to a fac· tory to be roasted, so that their papery husks can be removed. Rollers, crushers and sifters separate the small seed genns from the rest of the beans, which now are call- ed cocoa nibs. The secret flavor is in the nibs, but they must be treated and refined. Heavy rollers crush and melt them on granite slabs. But th!> dork brown liquid Is much too strong to flavor a candy. Sometimes the bitter syrup goes to other factories for Its nnal processes. It may be squeezed to remove about halt of Its oily cocoa butter. 'nlis filtty substance may be sifted and refined, molded and powdered to make t h e neceasary ingredient in a cup of hot COCOO . Moat of the dark bitter ll· quid keepo !Is cocoa butter. It ls refined and processed by rollen and c;;rushers that run non-stop through four days Ind nights. Some of the refin- ed liquid ls molded Into dark brown slabs of bitter baking chocolate. Sj>me la mixed wllh other IQgredlents and used to add the chocolatt flavor to our most popular goodies. Centurlea ago, So u t h American Indium teorned how to bring out the be!\ In the cacao bean. They li>ttened Its bltternt11 with v1nllla and sweetened it with sugar. But a UtUe of Ibis strong mixture g ... •very long way. We tont It down by adding buttery fall ond llarchy lillers. Bui evu tblt mlature b 'fll1 rich. • UPI T"-lloft ver ..... .,, lnterestf.tag There must be l<lmelhlng very Interestlng on the right ln PorUand u Topeka, Kan., zoo director Gary Clarke, rlg.~ likes photo and Portland zoo dlrector PbUp O •le wotcbes. Even "Polly Pen· auln" did a flibt ace and Jolned the group. Microscopic Glass Bead Holds Clu es DAILY '1LOT 7 SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP J -A deep gn:en particle or btan -shaped glass d isco vered under a UP• T.,..,..,, . d . BEAMING PRE SI DENT RECEIV ES CHINESE READER POEMS FROM PETER YU mi~ros~pe f uring an ex-Fifth Graders From Arlington, V1 . School Help Ni~on on His Way to China am1nat1on o lunar dust maybe a survivor from the original cos mi c material which formed the nioon 46 billion years ago, a scientist has reported. Dr. John Wbood of the Sm i thsonian Astrophysical Observatory Wednesday said the glass bead -smaller than a grain of sand -was discovered during a study or moon soils brought to earth by Apollo II. Nixon Gets · Poetry, T extbooks From [(ids Kids Battle To Rescue Black Bears Wood said the particle has been dubbed "the Gene.sis bean'' since it may date from the beginning of the solar system. The scientist said the chemical composition of the material is very close to that of llowardite meteorites, a rare class of space material which has been age-dated at 4.6 billion years, "all the way back to the beginning ." ''The Genesis bean is really 1riaterlal that came from some other planet in the solar system," said Wood. Huge masses of such material, he said , may have come together to form the moon and perhaps the earth. Remnants of the material, as Howardite meteorit~. are found on earth and Wood said he believes both t h e meteorites and the moon dust particle came from the same cosmic source. "These two materials that had a common parentage have at least come together again in our laboratory," he said. WASHINGTON (API President Nixon, meeting with a group of fifth graders who sent him a book of original poems for his birthda y , received a surprise gift Thurs- day from the students: the first two volwnes of a text- book set, "Modem Chinese for Elementary Schools." "I'll take this and study it on ithe airplane on the way to Peking," Nixon promised the students from Ascension Academy of suburban Alex- andria, Va. Nixon, thumbing through the textbooks, asked the students -all of whom are studying Chinese -bow many would like to make a trip to main· land China. All raised their hands. ''You can't go this year," the President said, adding that one purpose of his Feb. 21·24 visit to China is to open up communications "so people like yourselr ... c·an live in a world that's open -that you can go anywhere." The Chinese texbooks were written by a teacher .at the academy, Lucy Wong, and were presented. to Ni.Ion by a -·YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. 1 The first presldenUal primary election will be held in the &late of, • ? •• a-llllnois tr Florida c-New Hampshire 2 In that primary, President Nixon will go un• challenged 11.s the only Republican contender. True or False? 3 Wisconsin Repre&entative Henry S. Reuss said that some Americana wboea.rnedfrom $200,000 to $1 mill1on Jut year paid (CHOOSE ONE: unfairly large, no) taxe1 on their earn.in.gt in spite of recent tax legislation. 4 Citing a study that found only one-fourth o! nonprescription drugs to be effective, the.,? •• announced a program to curb themarketl.ngand. exaggerated claim• of such. products, a-.Food and Drug AdministraUon tr Federal CommunlcaUons Commission c-Office of Product Standarda 5 Pakistan announced plans for the uncoodi Uonal releue ot the Bengtl1 nationalist leader Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman, who baa been held captive on charges of treason. True or False? PART 11 -WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can maU:h with ita cor rect meaning. ! ..... pretext 2 ..... commando 3 .• J.,aec:tor 4,,,,.tncumbent 5 ••••• attritlon 1.-one part b-felgned pu:rpoa& or motive c--a weakening orwe&r- ing down d-member of arafding force e-an oUlca holder PART Ill -NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you can correctly maU:b with the clues. 1 ..... Hu1seln I 2 .... .John X.Galbrolth 3 ... ..Herbert Stei n 4 ..... Vance Hartke fi ••••• Fredertck IX a-Chtlrman. Councllof Economic Ad.v11era J:rPre1ldent, American liconomic Assoc11.- Lion c·KlllC 41 Jordan d-King of Denmark e-lndiana senator stude nt of oriental drscenl. Peter Michael Yu . Peter, in a carefully pr e pa r e d and presented speech, said "\\'e hope yo u find these useful and interesting on your trip to Peking." CHARLESTON. W. V ~. (UPI \ -"11ow can we tell the black bear we love him? ?-.'l y teacher says we can't ge t close enough to kiss him ." a htlle girl wrote her state legislators here. Va11 Gogh's Eyes P oor? The Jetter was one of 1.000 from children made public Thursday by Freda Paul, a member of the House o f Delegates. EAST ORANGE , N. J. (U Pl l -An eye doc tor says the paintings of Vinc ent Van Gogh, studied from a medica l point of view, indicate the great artist had glaucoma. Mrs. Paul sponsored a bill to prohibit use of j e e p s '; motorcycles, walkie-talk\esL mounted platforms and dogs in huntin g the black bear , \hs state's official animal, no\V believed to number only SO(f within the state. Dr. Humbert M. Garn· bacorta pointed to the halos. or haziness, around V a n Gogh 's lights and his moons in canvases painted when Van Gogh was in his late 30s. "I would llke to ha ve a baby black bear o! my own," wrote one child. Another ua id: ''Please, let them multiply." Zoo Twins Born GambaCQ rta said glaucoma creates a similar effect in· vi sion in its early stages. If th e artist ..... ere living today, Gambacorta said. his style might be diffe rent. because the disease would have been detec;ted and cured. PA~ERMO, Sicily !UPIJ - The American Circus an- nou nced the birth of twin leo pard cubs to its leopard Si mbad Wednesday. It was believed the first such birtti: ever reCQrcied in a circui menagerie. · ,. Test Yourse lf i ',, • H1r1'1 t chtntt !or ntryvnt In tht ftmUw old 1llOU(ll'I .. l"Md ,. 1111 1111 or lier own "nost lot M,.. ... Take 11111 WffklY Ntwt QulZ In tilt Pf'IYIC'I' or your own hom1 (You don•t IVIA lllYI .. Ill ..... rnl of th• l1mlly know how Y<IU m&d1 out) end '" how muct\ you tcnow •bout wlltl'I oolno en Jn !ht world today, Dtn'f cllttl -Alli••" •'9Hr l11P1ld1 lllow"I '-llW u ll. Match word clues with their correspond- ing pictures or symbols. 10 points for each correct answer. · A 18 B c PAKISTAN E NATO 1. ...• David Ken ne d y ap- polnted Amb,ss ador to this orgLnization 2 ....• ::ipl ro Agnew was en- dorsed by Mr. Nixon for spot on 1972 Ucket 3 ..... Some states to con std .. er stiffer laws con- cerniog this io 1972 4 ..... Industry "'as shut do~1n he re ten1porarily to celebrate Year of Rat 5 ..... The U.S. thinks th l s organization should include a representa- ttve ot I.be developing naUons 5 ...•• Controversy grO'ft'S o v er federal houslng aid 7 ..... Ttea s ury S.Creta.ry Connally named bee;l- dressed statesman of 1972 8 •.••• Mln1m um constitu .. t lona l 11.ge fo r U.S. P r esident 9 .•••• 1 O rn a J o r industries "'ere ordered nation .. allzed by this aalion's :V reside.nt 10 ..... Per c e nt of vo ters newly eligi ble to cast ballots HOW DO YOU lATE? G 35 H I GROUP of TEN (S<.cn &ch s1c1. of Ovit S.p11r•t.ty) 71 to I) polnh-Goocl. ti te 100 polfttl -1or scac '' ht 70 polfth .. Fair. II r. 90 points .. fJce.llont. 60 « U'*t???-H"IN'll! fAMILY DISCUSSION QUISTION Do you thlnk presldenUal campaigns shoold bO financed by t.be goVernment?•Why or wby not? THIS WUK'S CHAI.LENGEi Name tho Premier or Lei.In.non. .. ---------------------r·t :•·t> '.•·t :ci·& t:..-1 111 1 J.V'f'il ,., :, ... ~•·C :,_t :ci·1111 J.ll\14 •ruJ:~ l•·• :all•( !tt1•:1·& l>•1 'I lll\14 • f DAIL UILOT L. Jtl. Boyd "I . DeGaulle Made ''Bui ""I II ,..mut,Onl~~···ol,'l!I!""'• --~'. able bluadtn." ' "' ' Crow!Of :C . J. _ • .,.. ·' J, ~ • • NUME SIU !!:" nol in agreernq,t .w)lh Mr. Crowley' contenuoi.::nievci~ what's called,J'$:1:P; ilulation, a: oc:lj!nUfi• ootlon) 11; p1Jposu an unbom t>eb1 goes through all the DarWinian stages of evolution.'. Egp; ·~ 1 ·~~ ·="·, •' ~"" ll .. li ' -J , ·' reptile, mammal, so on. Ana .Jhele ochcl;irs. al!o, da¥!1 llables in Jiit "(lill five weeb, r0. tbetr; Jives a.-. (~ Thia J...u them-to bllieve @i'llrit person •• on -• •·r I~ ~lly it'll 1 . • ·wo~ _Of "'*-:1'!v· go so·flr,JOI lo ccn~· Jhal gir)f may Wlll'Jtave been the original real ptj>ple, u..r...., possibly were just mutatiori1~': WO! men's Lib, please note. t.,. ~: SHORTHAND -Young lady, how can you call )our- self a superior. secretary, if you do not recognize lb'f."l\lfne of Marcwi. ~~ Tiro? U1 ~as~. brilliant fellow, jrho in 69 B.C. onginA"i'f iho~ J .:f ·, · TRUE, the late great Charles de Gaulle clai~ the rank and privjJ*' or general.Qaimed them. But nobody ever conferrei: them' upon bim.t Get it right. Highest \nlli. tary rank he attained ofricially was colonel in a tank cotp. ' '. ~ HO"'. DO YOU ~OW ica waS named ul~lt9qQr !* Amengo Vespucci? How do you ow it wasn't"'~ m honor of * Englishman Riciard eke, Ure* sheriff of Br" l f11<> ba~,Jilji Cabot's voyage?.So!ni historians cla !!n)C. : 1 ' • ·;.. ! -. DENTJJB~ -U you wear dentures, stick to eggs, rice, cheese, codfish, kippered herring and bread. Avoid beef, pork. lamb, chicken. pototoes, peas and carrots. That's the horrible advice of a Los Angeles medical .!pec- ialist. Unacceptable. Too cruel. NOW A VACATIONING couple on the road should ex. pect to spend $46 a day. That's the latest reMrt from the American A~obile AssociatJqD. ~ ' MJSTERr AAW ~Uch life ln's~r'~ce does Lourlia~fit carry? Too personal? AH right, merely wantJ' to¥\~' the natlona\ ~~~at; last, year. wT· $20,900 ~r l~~~~i QUERid 4 L. \ .. we•ff· t.~king aboul r)"· ~ diseases, predatory animals, so on, and got a ittle :ae&f~" going here about which agricultural pest costs the country the most ... " A. Weeds. Q. "WHAT proportion of the U.S. citizen.! wear pres- cription eyeglasses?" A. Just about 35 percent. Q. "What was the first state to give adult statu.!I to 18-year-olds?" A. Vermont~Tbere, an 18-year-eJd can buy liquor, maJ'lo rt without '' ' Consent, even ~e binding leg~.~~ ... tracts. • ' :. .. 1. ~ ~ "i4~.~\..,. f'.:r~ Q. "ls it ever all right for a woman to propoae ~ni- a'e to a man?" -f , I A.' <iniy il''she'J al leai! •j8''y~~ 'ill!er or :iii'i'~ younger than he. Such is the ~Ila~ 'claim of a 'lri.ltit. monial expert. That still needs study. · · THE SHORT MAN who can control hi! temper is apt to be a big business success. Mostly, though, the short· man is quick to anger. That'.! just not my observation. Mark Twain pointed it out, too. "The smaller the pot, the quicker jt boil.!," said he, sagely. THEY'RE SWIFT, those Japanese girls. tlalf a hun- dred of them on an assembly line can put together a watch in 10 minutes. Add"" mail to L. M. Boyd, .P. 0 , Box IB75pjii~ portBeach,IJfl#ti.92660,./ ·1111l1 .· .. 3,t .. :\ . 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'FASHIONABLE; WIDE•LEG SLACKS Our 109. 6.96 - Tailored slacks with elasticized waists for that neat and trim look. Easy-care poly- ester in solids or jacquards. Misses' ,8-18. cozy LOUNGER .. ILLOWS Our Rog. I.II C o t t on floral Tn novelty printed ·Cover I filled with shredded ·ureth1ne foam. Comfort1bl~. l8x26". .22 RIFLE StfW.s• lt11g .. 1.11' • 'J.57 J37 •••• 4,241 2.9'1 High ntocllv. mini·""" P~ttlc hondlo ind IHL LR, lltellL 1 DO pock. GIMI lld. His cord. $<t1. •• ' • r • • ,• . I : ' ' I It b 1, o: ll .. d "' fl! .. di " "' .. OJ dt .. , ; lo ... pi I 1 I A! ti wl ~ le< as fk Nt th· no ab •• I SOI ge cu co M •• of ff I be trl Is . d~ • ttu d' la1 "" ye: I fro ... Is I c 1 wh M< hru pn clc "S , Bo lot nil All dir Ja1 l!K I $1111 ca: pli! in ,..... • r ' I [ • • 1 1 S.l1Wdl11 .......,. 15, 1972 DAILY PILOT 8 Ann Landers QUEENIE: By Piii! lnterlandl • l'lVe tbe LEAA aid. Overtime Hours . Not in Contract U.S. Map . . Pn Theft cmnes DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can i' borr0w your space lot a few minutes? Whal ! bave to say Wt be said only by me. Thank you. Dear Mother: Are you a working woman who drops her preschool child off at a sitter's house five mornings a week? 11 you are, then l am talking to you. Your houri are trom 9 'tll 5. - W ASlllNGTON (AP) -The Justice Oepartment b a a laun<b<d a $180-mUIJoo, eleht- clty light agalnat two of Ille fastest rlaing types ol crimes, burglaries and i;obberies. , 'l1le , 1dminlatrattoa ~ the tJcbt clUes cao redoce the1r street ctlmts 1 n d burillaries \!!' five perctnt In the ""r two years and by 20 1 percea in five years. You get 1 coffee break at 10:30 and a lunch hour from 12 to 1. There's another coffee break at 1 You are finlshed at I . youngster? It Isn't fair to go sboppln1 or ~ tile beauty shop or tor a drink w.ttb lhe. girls, pr the bo)!!, and tie me up tor another hour or two. 'thank you -LAST LEGS 'lbe program alms to reduce these crimes by 20 puceqL io each city. over the neit five years, said Sen. John G. Tower. (R-Tu:.), who released the information In advance of the official announcement. The department alrtased that the funds were not for pilot programs and that con-) crete results weie expected. I Amonf the· anUclpated ap- plicatiom ol tile money, LEM 1· said, are improvement of , court ~s to deal more swiftly wltb burglary I. and street almts cues. The , qeocy suggested that special tobbery dockets mlgbt b< '1 Oil~. ' OEAR LEGS, I bope Ibo motber1 cet llle message. It comes through loud and c:lear. Thanks for writing. The L a w Enforcement When you drop yoUr child off at my place at 1::45 a.01. the poor kia'1 hair fs~'t eV..n eombed. he has yesterday 's dlrt on him, and he hasn't bad _," 1dequate breakfast. [ feed Nm. wash him up and play with blm. J real! ro him, I cud· ~ ~fm, I lovfJ hlm and lis(en li'l him. I tu1ve no coffc-e brt.ak~. no lur.t"h hour. l ant with thM rhild continually. If I "rrt b11~y t.r not !~Ung well l d4' !tN ca!I you and say. "'Don't hrlr.g the child lod:i~'." f managt !!nmehO\\' b<:C!!l;!e f know ,vo~· ne.e J 0 0 d Japaiiese foOO." players weren't meant for transfusion and you pointed ------------------- out the need Ior healthy rlonors. Here'a ~ experience \\·:iich says &0methlng about the quality of medicine we are getting In hoopitals today. State's Pre-schools Given High Marks A.uistance Administration will provide $40 million this year, $80 mi!Jion the next and $40 million the third year to DaUas, Newark, Baltimore, AUanta, St. Lou1s. Cleveland, Denver and Portland, Ore. The LEAA said burglary Is the most widespread of all serious crimes with more tban 2 million reported nationally last year. In addition, the agency . predicted the cities will use ' the money to improve their 1· police patrols. hire additional · poli~men, update their tactics and equipment and offer specialized training. All r ask in rt!'.lin ls that wh~r. $: 15 C'omes, will you pit.ii') b~ here for t h e l was hospitalized for a minor ailment. A technician too\ a blood sample for typing and asked If I would be a Between 19&0 and 1970, burgta'ries 'lrldeased 142 per- cerU: and rob~es, described as the most . frequent "st~et crime,•• Increased 224 percent, The LEAA also proposed 1 programs to a1ert citizens ; about self-protective habits 1 and ways to guard their pro-. perty from criminals. Pockethoolcs 'fl1reatened By Moretti donor If needed. 1 said yes. SACRAAfENTO (UPI ) -students scored l'lwest in the Later that day I mentioned The State Board of Education testing before classes began, this to a member of my family ha:s been told that pre-school later tests showed they niade and was reminded that I had programs are ''very effective" the biggest gains. had yellow jaundice forty in preparing students for the White students, who scored ytani ago and therefore my gu1 cla highest 1'n le st1'ng before blood couldn't be used for re ar ssroom. transfusion. I had fOrgotten The report on early classes started, and black bo I th Id ID nd kcd childhocxi education presented students, who scored second a u e o ness a as highest, both made below a doctor if it would eliminate to the board concludedt racial average gaim. CRAME•~ (UPfl me as a blood donor. He said background has a significant ~.\ n 1 v effect on achievement, but The study folllld that the SINGLE ADULTS * Select o Companion * From tho FOTO DATE. MAnice seys if you er• eveilable for d•ting •nd you lik• m••fing int•rest .. Ing, intelligent, p •op I e, you should c•ll (714) 135°2220 or 12131 426 ·1122 •nd he•r the 24 hour recorded mes- A:s..mbly Speaker Bob More t-it Mcertainlyestwlould.. t b . said all racial groups m<!de biggest gains were made in sage. ti l'ias threatened lawmakers Y qu on is 1 s,: I · cl·--·wi'tb bilin' gual teacbersl~~~~~~~~~~~~!!"!".,...,;,~~~~~ ... I Wouldn't it have been terrible arge gains. _,,.,.., 1= "·Ith loss of their lJO.a-Oay ex. if 1 bad given yellow jaundice The study is · based on tests and classes where mothers --- pense money If they do not at-to an unsuspecltng . patient? given to 3,736 white, black, wOrked as volunteer helpers. r-----"'!'~~~-~~--------. teOd noor sessions. Please comment. _ NOT Mex..ican·Arnerican, Oriental Several surprising results Our TollorVt1 O;vf;Tallort Less thon 20 or the 80 ELIGIBLE and Indian childreh during the showed up ~ the testing, in-Anything You've·fier Had assemblymen were on the 1970.71 school year. ' eluding .a!.finding that etudents aa11· g --. O'NC floor to hear l\oloretti, ({).Van DEAR NOT: The teCb.Dlctan Attho h ~1 · · Amer from brokea homes did better i,) Nuys). declare, "I'm puttlng who asked If you'd be wtlllng ug exican,. ican than average in pre-school. the rest of the .membership on to bt a blood dooor was doing The study showed that the TOM TA n '°"Sttall.i'llAbu • a routine check. Before the ac--' J HIMANIN1' IHOWIOOMS notice I just won't tolerate this R • k ' students from broken homes absenteeism during t h I! tual procedure yoo would have e1nec e s scored higher than children ..... Tlll-.I c.r.. .... llW YW'S SIU session ." been asiked several questions with both parents at borne in 2 IUrTI $135 JM!. 11thni11. c•" • .,,.,, He said he would "impose -and been eliminated lf you S the testing })efore school HUii.i un SAYE UP TO SK some very difficult and strln-had reported your bout with pending started. Although the children m:cw. NKI •• ,. NW .. KW re11....., c..n..,.. gent ru les'' regarding ('1'· yellow jaundice. wilh normal families made D0ut1.1 rH1T •• S•.5 "' 1u1to, ~. S'-b. "111"' cused absences il absenteei!:.m Q greater gains, the children ~~·~.;; :: :: : :,~ooAHT ~llY continued to be so hi~h. And DEAR ANN LANDERS : uiz Set from broken homes st i I J '"-'IUllN •••• 15 '2 • AMY ITYLI COPltD Moretti warned that Your advice to the parents scored higher after classes ::i~~~.L.:::: :~ •: • raa ALflUTIOHI as..emblymen were in danger Y:ho asked if they should give SACRAMENTO (UPI) were completed. _,.,._,... 1 ..,,, •WY PAYllDITI the piano to their son who get-The stud 'd that the 1ooe "•'' 1wo.n1 • a3' oNM:.,... of losing their expense money ting married, was terrible. The Demoratic chairman or Y S8J re WMlUll a"'. 1&1 01n . ~~' ff they do not a~end .. You said NO. You should have the Assembly Ways a.n d was ~ fink between tea~r - TheAaun\blysb.wuness h.as said YES. Me.ans Committee ·says ."t'"'' en.~··an .d cla!r'rpo, m ••. ~~l!S.O~:;'Jll·~ "' ,-~· ·1~ repoior)IJI /l!J. ~-l2:ill . t111lJ>I\· been C?nflned ·V}o&'tX...t~ 1q-~ ~t good a that piano tb pahnethl would Invest i -'1tla~ers-ttifb: ,a~ ·• ·• ""'; ~ ,.. •":flt ..i 9t~,".J, troduct1on of b1.l)s. t. hOUst his parents! Why should a "!' , er Lt. Gov. Ed Re~k~ v8oced crectentiali.clid no~bet· NEWPORT HACH-JOIZ Mlc......:-Sultt 105· fs now recessed, !OJ. tlv-ee-jpy,elr iM~.,si.Lil a uv.. is spending sta~~. fwuls tO * 1J>Q.::'. • -tbo t r,.....r: ~ i ~ .. . dayweekeilt ~ J .IC 1fti~m·i\l-f"1usl? [ 1Jnancehlspol~}'j!el!V~liiilN• • I " The legislature also took a can't think of a more ap-Asseofbiyman WHiie "t:'.11~~;;;;;;;:i:;i::;;;;;;;::;;;;ii' .;;ii' iiiiiiiiiii;;;~,;;;iiii;i;;;;;i;;;iiii~iiii;i,;;ioii;;i;iil;;~~-iiiiiiiiil three-day weekend last Thurs· propriate wedding gift t.o a son Brown Jr. of San Franciscoll day, only 18 dRys after who has practiced hard for said hi! committee would hold lawmakers returnec;t from the years. It wOuld be a hearings on the Repubi1can record-length session 1 a s l permanent piece of h i s lieutenant governor's budget year. boyhood in his very own home. of $393,303 to see if the money Lawmakers receive the tax-You said something about is being used ror political free expense allowance for the boy dropping in at his purposes. every day when the legislature parents' home and playing for "If there are things we feel ls in session. them on occasions. You've goL are not legitimate," Brown MGM Unit Gets Okay For Vegas to be kididng. Do you think a said, .. we will not approve one newly married guy is going to cotton pick.in' dime for t.hem." spend his spare time playing Brown said his dec ision lo the piano for his folks? carefully check Reinecke's Change your advice, will you budget was prompted by re- please? -MINOT, N.D. ~nt charges by Hal D. DEAR MINOTt Your letter Steward, a special assistant to makel sense. And It's the 50th Reinecke who resigned under letter urging me to reconsider. fire. steward a c c u s e d O.K. ou& tllere -you win. I Reinecke of using taxpayers' hereby reverse myltlf. Give dollars "solely to conduct" a CARSON OITY, Nev. (UPI) the boy the piano for a wed· campaign to win t be -MGM Grand Hotel. Inc., a ding present, fol.ks. governorship in 1974. wholly~wned subsidiary of l--------------------11 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, I n c . , has received preliminary ap- proval for purchue of the closed Bonanza Hotel on the "Strip" in Las Xegas. The Nevada Glming Control Board recommended a license for the company, Fred Ben- ninger, chairman of the board, Alvin Benedict, a company director. and president, and James D. Alijian, a director and secretary-treasurer. MGM plans lo build a 175- $80 million, 2,000.room hotel· casino on the Bonanza site plus an adjacent tract to open in Oecember 1973. 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Learn how you can achieve unlimited income. * Learn all the facts on how to 9et your license. * Hear special 9uast 'speakers and presentations. * Video television trainln9 demonstration. * Meet our mana9erial staff and ask questions. * Learn how our "fast start" pr09ram trains you ta success. * Discover the Inside story how 270 of the Tarbell sales people won the .coveted ·"Gold Key" sa"5 award 9lvan for seRin9 over $100,000 in home sales In the month. LICENSED OR u,NLICENSED . . • Don't Miss This Great Opportunity! • • ' MATTRESSES MATTRESSES • • .. Monday, January 17th, 8:00 P.M. I • IOATS HOMO TUILIU 1,,.. .... Sit..- C.... M .. M9ttNt11 cl 2'H Newptrt ltwl. I Ul>erty 8-1303 UPHOLSTERY Mesa Upholstery Uberty 8-4781 Ult •NIWrOlt II.YI>. KIDS WVE UNCLE LEN Saturdays in • he DAILY PILOT • Retail Clerk's Union · Bldr. · 8530 STANTON AVE. ll\IEAR CRESCENT>'.IUENA.PAllC • • NEAR KNOTT'S BERRY PARM, STANTON & CRESCENT TARBELL CO,. REALTORS •• • • • 79th Annual STOREWIDE ·JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Buy the \'cry fi nest in furniture al truly out. slanding savings •.• ¥1°bik Chandler's really big sale.event of the yea r conl.inu~. Choose from Hcnttdon, Druci. Htrilagl". f\1argc Carson, Century. Brandt, Stone aacl Phillipa, Airtloom lkdding. Stiffcl La1n1a:' etc. Recliners Big Selection All Reduced Many Gift Items Y2-P1·ice Wide Choice Sleeper-Solas Reg. 279. $219. • Cood conatruction and handaO?ile covei:t. Sletpef Sofu in, q~~r Prkc , • 1t rani el similarly reduced.' ' · • . Henredon's Annual Upholstered Furniture SALE! Prices Substantially _ ~-. .. ~REDUCED.. famous Name OCCASIONAL TABLES ·A fine selection of ditcontJnucd dc-•i°' of Henredon, DreXcl, H«itage, ... .t:te=: Yz Price or .. D,ss . 1 Every one of Chandler's hundi'eds ol fine homo furnW!inp Redueed~· while thia ulo luu. B• tarlrfor good seledion. -· THE STORE Of' FAl'o'OUS NA,MES ESTABLLSBED 1892 ~ 1514 NORnJ MAIN• SANTA ANA 541-4391 .... -..-.... .., 'f<A ,,.~··· ....... ,. .... T-. • .... • Tlw&. • ttt.-fl• ...., r. It» ,_,.,, • JQ DAILY PILOT DICK TRACY TUMBLEWEEDS GORMANPIU AT JOSJ:l'f!'S Saturd1y1 January 15, 1972 ..... fiOllMANP/lf AT J05fPH'5 -. By Tom K. Ryan -· ,.~.. ~.. .J~ -..... . /./5 ,_ _______ __.::--.;.·---~-"""-·-"""' . -r#YM Mun AND JEFF MUTT, '>l>U SHOULD HAVE t:A~ ME BEFORETS-115! ~LEFT TOWN wrrnour A WORO. YOU KNOW HOW 1: WORflY ANO F!llmlE~OA(· FIGMENTS Tl\ ta SlJR£, CUZ I WAS HAU' AaEEP, M I THINK. I f:AW THE 1WTH FAIR'!' I.AST NJ<llT AND WA5 HE" WEIRD ! PLAIN JANE /; ii !J · DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by R. A. POWE• ACROSS 1 Stl!y mlstakt & Laboratory chtm ical 10 Farm an ima!s 14 -Ryan: 'Cranny in 'Tht Btvtfly Hillbillits" 15 Contrlvtd lb In lhi! CISI! of: Z words 17 RtPl'tSt nt on !tit stagt 18 T1.1irlsh fla9 19 Storr in I nt al, compact way 20 Li!IVI! business lift 22 Ab lt to com~nsatt automatlealty for a mtchanl· e1I dtfect 24 Utter some· tiling printed 2b Ont taking daily normal rest 27 Go wroog 31 Naval insignia: Abbr. l2 Fully develo~ )) Clears lS Piece of jazz music ll Part taken by a Ptrson )' Carrird 40 Celebration 41 Lloht pllant le1thtr 42 Contended 43 Of an ltmtd forct 44 Ekctsslvt drinker 45 Most harsh 47 Final results 51 Twosome S2 Took back 54 Wickerwork baskets 58 Unit or mass and we li;iht 59 City in Okl1hom1 bl Resu lt 62 Unbleachtd b3 Wife ol 111]a b4 Drfed plant ltaVl!S ustd as a cathMtit 65 Und~stands fib Cause lo Yesltrday's P11zrte S01vtd: • """""" ttl'tt!l:!!•W•!ll• ' S Opinioos q Half moon 10 Expresses contempt 11 Avail able for Immediate use: 2 words 12 ComPOser Ftrde -* 13 Conduit for carrylni;i olf 1 15/7Z Jb Sorrowful word 37 Ontario communi ty 39 Cert1 ln food pack a9ers 40 0.rtdocr wi:rlcet 4Z Unt0tdl1I 43 Closest In t!me 44 Private detective; Sl<1no desist rain water 46 Man of the cloth: Abbr 47 Presents 1 larceful cl<1lm 48 Gas pe Penln1ul 1'1 ---Rock 67 Pay lor 21 Unit ol corn another 's food 2) Lack of: OOWN I litter 2 Oepartll!t'nl of France 3 In clean cond ition 4 Surround 5 Act of g"ing backward ' A~r ican Med ic al Association: Abbr. 1 Youno animal Surr1x 25 S::io de1ected ly 27 -nostrum: Our sea 28 Object of passiooate devotioo 211 Se sullenly wlthdr11wn JO Flemish town )4 Comltxled JS Extr1vJoan1lv enth usiastic opinion: Informal 49 Terrify 50 French upper houst S3 Dean M1rlln's nlcknam1 S5 AMglo·SlkOrl IBbOftr 56 Ror!llJ'I gOOdess 57 Place where something Is based bO Swim ••• PEANUTS WNAME15 A\TRICIA REICllARPJ'. AND I NI. REll!rri'IS 1V 1HE 5WDfNT COllll'.IL/$~ JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH j I ! lit A, YOU ~E' UNSP!AICAlll.I ! PERKINS c . By Al Smith 2.80? Bl.IT. ~IOICl'IT TAI.kl ALL I DID WAS LISTEN! By Dale Hale By Frank Baginski By ~I Capp ~ SALLY BANANAS GORDO MOON MULLINS ® OH, 9oY. PL.US~IE1S GONNA BE SORo ABOUT HIS !J 81NOCUl).l>S <i~7TING 9 USTEO .• !1!> BETTE~ !lo SOMETHING A BOUT ff ... By Gus Arriola I ST/LC. woui.q J..IKFE,.. PICTUI<!!! W/N()OW,. ANIMAL CRACKERS By Roger Bollen __ !lE!i! ~1S CHARI.II!:? If 400~ 11eff~IJ6 TO 1Htlr 6/JAr 1Utlr's ALWN/S 1!1.1Ei61~ ME •• I llW!lO• HE ~6HOOJ VP I/ET. WEl..L-Wf!C/.I HE COMES llJ •• "fELL HIM iRAr flZED ~s 1HAT F'l.O A"D i!IM ARe aos'I T01J1etrr. so, we'u. MEEr Vff.'A AllP BVD DJef!:. /lr iSO NIP JJ!s ABOUT "SIX'· • By Charles M. Schulz .--~ ..... --~-;;.,, l/E5, I'll I TllNK ! 5111!1LD l'WARWll Of'fN wm1 AA -All IMl'~~NED PLEA ~IWIONS ASNN5T lllHTM>' AC! I WAWTEP TO TtEJ.T YOU nus Of.IE TIME, M~. APPLETOW! fo'I( MOIOIE'I IJJILL AD'/1$1; MEOF M~ Rl6>iTS ... 'lET ll<E ev~eR • BE.i.IRE! -51/.ICE WHal Nii :t AN /.))$\\lE11.IN'° SfR\llCE ~ THE GIRLS ''I (hink we'd bette r phone Mr&. f<~oley during lnttrmlsalon and tee bow 1be'i eetting along with Spotty." By Mell MON, LET~ T"!LL YOU .JUST . HOW UNSPEAKA!ILE YOU ~E. Fni:sr OF ALL, BLAH, ev.M, fj(.,>M ••• 11!.AM, !ILAM, llLAH ... Ill.AM, 91.AH •• FUlrrHERMORf, 81.AH, Bl.AH, 91,AH •• By John Mlle1 DENNIS THE MENllCE I ·, STORE CLOSED 6 TO 7 P.M. Auorhd '"''" LCIMJ9 As1ortmo11r of Colors ORIG. 10.00.20.00 NOW Womtns Accessories Mein Floor WOMEN'S PURSES ORIG. '·'' NOW Womens Acceuorits M1ln Floor WOMEN'S PURSES ORIG. l .50 NOW Womens Acces.ories Main Floor CANDY JELLY BEANS 88' ORIG. l9¢ lb. Now15~b. Candy Dept. Main Floor CHRISTMAS CANDY ~.~'7>. NOW 1 S~b. Cindy Dept. M1in Floor 4 TRACK TAPES 100 0flly Popular Artists ORIG. 4.95 Now2/1°0 MINI CYCLE BENELL! SOc:c: AUTO AIR CONDITIONER DIMO TO CLIAR ORIG, 199.0D NOW INSTALLATION ORIG. 50.DO NOW 1 ONLY .A11to FOR MOST AMIRICAN CAIS C.IMJ MISSES BULKY SWEATERS 1 00% Acryllc, double brectltff. .... ...... • OllG. NOW Nevy 12.00 Sportswear Dept. Main Floor MISSES PANTSUITS "old • Miid bftt 1fyllltf 100% Acry11c. s1 .. ,_,, ORIG. '·'' NOW Sport1w11r Dept. Mein Floor Shop 7 to 10 P.M. Saturday Night Only 125.00 40.00 $165.00 24 FASHION ISLAND . NEWPORT BEACH ONLY LIMITED 9UANTITIESI SHOP EARLY! USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD MAXI SKIRTS Prl•b Oflly. Only 30 l•ft. OllG. NOW 6.00 Sportswe1r Dept. Mlln Floor MISSES JEANS Plaids & S.lldl. Lh11lted 9ua11tlt'f. ORIC;. 2.tt NOW Sportswear Dept. M1 in Floor DOUBLE KNIT PC. GOODS lalt Incl Prkel 150 Y•. O•ly ORIG. J.JJ Yd. NOW Y1rd19e Dept. Main Floor PILSNER BEER GLASS SETS 99' ORIG. 10.00 NOW 88' Gift Dept. Upper Level . 9UEEN SIZE BED SPREADS S1111ftower ,.,..,_. 2 011ly ORIG-. 25.00 NOW hddlng Dept. 2nd Level PENN PREST DOILIES hftfel Stai. Ciolcl or Gr ... 'ORIG. 1.00·3.00 Bedding Dept. 2nd Level NOW HAPPY FACE RUGS Mostty '11111. 10 011fy. ORIG. '·'' Drepery Dept. 2nd Level NOW 44' 77' DECORATIVE TRAVERSE RODS 24" to 10" Wood Grohtff 10 Only. Olll•. II .ti Drapery Dept. 2nd Level NOW WET LOOK SKI JACKETS 100% NYLON SHELL MINS OR WOMINS NOW Sporting Goods. Lower Level GERMAN SKI BOOTS ORIG. Jt.tl NOW Sporting Goods. Lower Level 50' ' ATOMIC METAL SKI AUSTRIAN MADE ltO CM 1.0•ly. oa••· ..... NOW 3888 Sportlno Goods. Lower Level DRY FISHING FLIES ' ORIG. 2.tt NOW Sporting Goods. Lower Level ~ 5 PC. COOKWARE ·SET ORIG, 11.tt NOW Hou11w1res. Lower Level 4 PC. CANNISTER· SET lld _. Cltl'OllMt 100 Oaty. ORIG. .... NOW Hou11w1re1. Lower Level 33' 99' MEN'S & WOMEN'S OXFORDS 0116. . . "'·" NOW ·' ~ift Floor .. .>& i 9_9' r • ' --·· ,\ • BOYS LEATHER OXFORDS CoftlpotltlH Soil Iron. lbn. ORI•. 7.tt Shoe Dept. Moln Floor NOW BOYS SLACKS & JEANS · ldsort9d Style & Col.,. lroil•11 Slaes. ORI•. 2.10.1.n Boys Dept. 2nd Level NOW 99' BOYS WALLACE BERRY KNIT SHIRTS A•ortff Styles & Colors St. 6·16. NOW llOys Dept. 2nd ,Level 3/5~ MENS SPT. SHIRTS & DRESS SHIRTS ......... ColOllo .,. .... st.. OllG. NOW 1.00;1.t• Men's Dept. M•ln Floor M£NS SOX .......... C.IM -Con .. Soz ON S'-Ats All. NOW Men's Dept. Mein Floor 5/1 99 24 FASHION 15-LAND NEWPORT BEACH ONLY • Slturdlf, Janu.,, 15, 1972 STORE CLOSED 6 TO 7 P.M. MENS ACRYLIC KNIT SPORT SHIRTS ...,.....,.. Crow Neck SI•; S, M, L, XL. Men 's Dept. M1i n Floor NOW GIRLS SPORTSWEAR AslorNcl , ..... Skim. '°" SJ-. 4·14. 011 "· NOW J.00/6.00 188 /288 Girl's Dept. 2nd Lev el \ KEYSTONE CAMERA CLOSE-OUT I.nut leH wltlli e1ectM .,.. htc.lu._: Camorct, fll•, IHmtrles & c111M. NOW C1mer1 Dept. Lower Level 2 SPEED SABRE $AW ORIG . 29.tt NOW H1rdw1re Dept. Lower Level . !lUA~ :ACTIO~ SA ER l. sMlillf U../0"'1Jol 4 ...... OOIG. NOW 2t.tt Hardware Dept. Lower Ltvtl ASSORTED PAINT l.,.ri., or hterlor Gallo• Sbel. NOW Herdwe~e Dtpl Lower Level ' l·GAL. ASSORTED PLANTS 99' ,._, ,...,._ T• 66'* c•-""'" 71 o.~••G. NOW • 1.Jt ... , Outdoor Shop ~ ASSORTED 5 GAL. PLANTS ,...., , ....... ,. a.... ,,,.. 27 O•ly. ORI•. 4.tt NOW Outdoor Shop WOMEN'S LOUNGWEAR .... ,htteN Nl .. ••wn OllG. NOW 7.00 .. 11.11 Women's Llnoerle Dept. Mein Floor WOMENS BmER LqUNGWEA ......... Sty!• • c:.i... 1088 ' fl 011,. 11.::~ ... NOW Women'• Llnoer,le Dept. Mein l'loor Shop 7 to 10 P.M. Satlirday Night Only J2 DAILY PILOT Saturday, January lS, 1972 -·-' .. :::: ... ·' ....,_._. ~ ........ ---· .... . • f?tt OM 133 a1t1are eoys' caSU p.ssorted 1eg s\aC~~~es 6-20, colors. 1 d slim· u\ar an reQ \all stores. Ava\\ab\tl a . ..-· •' . • •• 266 Boys' 11 112-oz. cotton denlrn western style iacket. Natural color, sizes 8-18. Available at all stores. : : " ': J; • •. ! ~ . ·--. ···--~ ' ••• ">,I ~1599* 59-piece china set. ·s~l?ct from three unique patterns. ~ew Rose' 'Lea·_,pr 'Marlton • A treme~dous savings on i- fine china! A\'ailabltt only at stores marked wilh an asterisk. Girls' swea including p Assorted fa S-M·L (7·14 5-plece di1 colored re1 12" leaf, 4 chairs. All self-level in Available onlr with an asteris JCPenne The values ate: here ev4 •Available at tli, following stores onlY.: NEWPORT BEACH, Fashion MtnCI HONT.lt'IGTON BEAC eat all stores. 266 '~wearers in many styles ding pullovers and cardigans rted fabrics and colors for ' L (7-14). Stock up now and save. gas* iece dinette set. Walnut red rectangular table with . leaf, 4 gold and moss 1rs. All have leveling guides. ble only at stores marked n asterisk. ey everyday. BEACH, Huntington Center. . -... -, ·r· ltfen•s •nd Made t IV!'f!!en•a Woo// n~,S•ll for rnuc~kl P1nt1 • HeJanca8 on/spandex. more, Water r nylon. Sit; Assorie':f'•llent finis~onee A~uab1 COiors, bro/( wirh an .~,on1y at sto,. en a/zes. , Gtfsl(. s "'•rlrect COSTA MESA, H•rlW C.ntw. Ch•rge it. .. tlft<y, January 15, 1972 • • • • OAJL Y PILOT J :J ...... ' ' J .f DAILV PILOT 5.titurday, J.r.1111.tiry 15. 1972 Your Horosc ope To tta01Tow Jan Concert and Moonlite Sale Tonigh t Cancer: Get Promises in Writing Or•ng• Coa1t College presents their f•mous J•n En1emble-in concert at 6 pm in the m•ll- fre• festiv•I of mus ic- then at 7 pm mall stores open up their Moonlit• S•le with the gre•+est bar9ains SUNDAY JANUARY 16 By SYDNEY OMARR anoclates. Some fa mo u 1 persons born undti· t h I s zodiacal sign Include Richard Nixon, Howard Hughes and Mary Tyltr Pt1oore. eYer until I 0 pm . Huntington Center at leach and Edingar at Sen Diego Freeway. A Capricorn child often "grows up" ahead of time. '"l'bert Is a young person with .an old head," m1gbt be a typical comment directed at a Caprloom youngster. These people, early in life, have a plan, an ambition, an ap- pointment wilh a personal destiny. What's more, they usually fulfill it. The Caprioorn native is not always popular, but can assume posi- tion of authority a n d power-and, very often, &eta pace for more flamboyant ARIES (Marth 2l·Aprll 19): Accent on friends, hopes, desltt!. You get new chance to put policies into action. Your natural pioneering ln.- stinct surges to forefront. Stttss independence -minus arrogance. Additional income indicated. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Discussion occurs relating to occupation, general standing Jn community. Heed inner voiet. TlWlt intuition. Accept A doctor who operates on himself has a fool for a patient. IL'• an old oaylnr, but if• ,,.... made mont-. There are ICIDO joba In life thal you just dc:n't tackla by ,......it The -lion of )'OW' -tu 9-ld be one of thm1. And lhaf• whele H i. R Blocl.-. The -Tu Peos>1<1. eome In. H & R Block lo Amerial'• Jarr· est tax aervice with more than 6,000 con .. venlmtly located of- fiCN to eerve yau. Your H & R Block • Jeptwwwtative ia llJ)eo c:ially trained aJJd can ~lnfonnelblm leJitlmale ""'-tu bmotitl and OPllOllmdtioo that tho -........ the -a-'t .... lmotr ma. Forlllltanee,doyWlmotrallaboul deduclioao for child cara or c:aaualt;r kaM? Or, that If your income increased '1Vf!r the Jut few yean, you may save tu dollars by .. income averaging?" And ..... i!,... did, woold YoU know how to ao about "income averarlnl" lo berln wWi1 Probohl;y not. And lh<n'e DO,,,._ -wli;y ""' MonJc!. Alf« all. ,....,. an _...,, -It .,..,,.. lo dolDJ -- NINtll Costw .... l UM~~\lld •. C.I• 1rMu1 H_,..r c111!W ("' Nertfl ..... ef M•llJ H' R Bloct'1 cbarps Illar! at $5 mid Im Yo"' awrapd ...i.r $12.liO for """'7 m!D .... -..... prepond. ADI, U we mob any emir In the Pt-lfm d )'OW' tax return that ..... you any !n- or _.it;r on addilianal -due, whilo ... do not asmtlM the liability for the additioDa.l taJ:ee. we wiU 'JKlY that ilJ,.. ter~t and pmalty. Our one time fee m .. tl tle1 you t o year 'JOUnd tu. Bm'Vice and Uliatance. ... ~ CametDthe-DY that mare then 7 priJUm Amw!cmw plaeed their c:m- fidmoa In Im Yo"'· Came lo tho peopla who will fill ool )'OW' Md income tu. return efficiently, quickly, confidentiall.Y. Come lo H & R Block. DON'T LET AN AMATEUR DO HaR BLOCK'S JOB. - c., ... del Mor I Mel• Office ~ •· C:.lf..,,.., 111J N•TWf •1W., Ct '11M Mt ~r C..tt M.-(Nut tlli Seair1ty P't•lflt 9'111111 1\41 al9cll l.ulll .. ltlll SI.I responsibility. You are going places-and you will be ap- preciated. Articulate de.slre.s, demands. GEMINI (May 21..June 20): Highlight versatility. Soclalile. Exchange ideas. Engage in creative conversations. Ptrmit yourself to de velop toward potential. Saglttartu1 person could play impcrtant role. You are stimulated. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Practical issues deserve-and require-your attention. Funds, savings, investments are prime subjects. Study fine print. Get promises in writing. Stress integrity. Be on the square. Ultimate gain l! in- dicated. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Relationships with those who hold opposing views a r e emphasized. Realize that con- flict of ideas can be exciting, rewarding. Maintain dignity. Don't be thrown for a loss merely because s o m e o n e disagrees. VffiGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 1: Matters of health, diet. basic chores are dominant theme. Family members should be taken Into conlldenc<. You need cooperation-and you can rectlve it. Strive for harmony at botm. Theo you are on WI¥ to fulfillment. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0ct. 22): Young persons take time, 1t. tentlon. You can have fun and do something creaUve. Pull out ot rut. Change routine. E1· preu yourself. RecruUon ls spotll&hted. Visit 14 llllllM- ment park would nu bllL SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You can enjoy steurity of knowing that you a r e oeeded-and d"lred. Put el· forts pay off; one you greatly admire repays complimenl Capricorn individual figures prominently. St re 1 s un- derstanding of basic values. SAGmARIVS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): This ls a time to finish rather than begin. It also is a time to probe, to ask questions, to give full play to intellectual curiosity. If you ask questions, you will obtain answers. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent on money, personal possessions, y o u r ability to consolidate recent Pacific Goldfish Farm FANCY. KOi Choose f ro m Southern California's largest 1el ac· ti on of Koi & Tropical Fi sh. IMPORTED FLOATING ARIA KE KOi FOOD POOL FILTER IAIY 69'5 -893-7105 14842 EDWARDS ST., WESTMINSTER advancer. Don't 1lve up somelhinc for nothlna. Air of independence aids your cause. Be creaUve. Lead rather than Imitate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Lunar cycle h i g h ; judgment, lntu!Uon are on target. You learn now by teaching. You choose right time and place. Highlight greater aelf-oon!idence. You receive compliments on ap- pear an c e. Personal magnetism is featured. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Degree of privacy is necessary. There Is no need to feel lonely. Respect privacy of others; expect the same ln return. One you may meet now has ability to make you laugh-and this ls all to the gooil. IF TODAY IS YOU R BIRTHDAY you a r e in· trospective, fascinated with law and history or religion. You soon will rid yourself o( burden. Cllanges occur around you-with startling sud· deMess. Ride with tide. To flrd out who'• luct v for vou ln money ~ lo¥e, or6'r Sydney Omtrr'1 bool<lel, ••S.Crtl Hlnb for Mui tlld Wom1n.~ $tl'd blr1hd1l1 •nd 75 """II to Om1rr A1trololY Sec:rtll. !he OAILY PILOT, 80ll ~..O. Grelld Ctnlrll Stttlon New York, N,Y, 10017. Deputies Cari Leap To Action GENEVA, Ill. (UPI) -Pole vault II feet 7 inches? Do 13 pushups? Unless one can pass these and other egility tests, the Kane County sherlfrs office disclosed, he hasn't much chance to be a deputy sherirr. Roy Flora, Elgin, chairman of the sheriff's merit com· mission. said there are fi ve vacancies on the 67-man Kane O>unty force and that in ad· dition to written examinations, ---.... StADIUM .. f ;:: .. --".l.I~....-··-~·-=---_ ........ StAD!UM ·l !1< .. _,.Il!''Y-:WI"":'""--- -..... SrADtUM ,3 .,,, "' -·J....!.tJL:w.-::-----.;. SIAD/UM ·I .. ~ "' ~-·"..--.._,__ "LldY ,,... tt11 Trtll'IP" 101 "11,oot• Dlll:ll" 10) AH ill Ul4ol' You must 1ee RAI An astounding true~frfe adventure for the whole family I NOW PLAYING SOUTH COAST PLAZA I San Diego Fwy. a t Bristol 546-2711 WW O.ysi 4:1" • 7i00 • •:to s.1. & SIMI. a.u. 4:• 0 1:to. ,, .. Weekdays '1.K)H" 7, 1 S Only "ANN" 9:30 Only Sat .. Sm. "LION" 2:00 & 7: l S ''AHN"' -4;30, 9:30 PETER O'TOOLE "LION IN WINTER" II ANNE OF 1000 DAYS" oral interviews, medical ex· aminaUonandcbaracterl~~~~~~~....:::.:::=:=;~:::..~~~~~~~ background tests, the 37 ap- plicants must get a score o( 70 points by performing: Thirteen pushups, an 8 root 1 incb broad jump, a 5 foot 4 inch high jump or pole vault ()Ve r a bar 1 feet 7 inches high, and 41 sit-ups. Listens to Land~rs Nearly Everyone HAR·BOR CENTER COSTA MESA ONLY INFANTS MEN'S WOS COAT GIRL'S MEN'S BOY'S BUTCHER SETS DRESS SHIRTS LENGTH SWEATERS ANKLE PANTS CASIML SLACKS CASUAL SLACKS 100% cotton, solids & prints White short sleeve, Button Front, 100% Acrylic 100% cotton corduroy Fashion !\ares & Tapered & llare legs WOMEN'S SHIFT GOWNS Soft kodeJ.<:otton blends $144 BOY'S LEATHER BELTS Dressy Styles. Brown & Black Orig. 22¢ 1.00-1.50 NOW eors TIES STRIPES, SOLIDS Four-Jn.Hand & Reddl·Ties ''·~~.so 25¢ sizes 141>·17 $122 99¢ Orig. $14.00 NOW BOY'S WOMEN'S WESTERN JACKETS BIKINI BRIEFS 11 i. oz. sand denim 100% acetate tricot $266 4/$1 00 MEN'S GIRL'S l.D. BRACELET 2 PC. SKIRT SUIT 3 only Gold Filled Bonded Polyester Knit Orig. 50¢ Orig. $488 $5.00 $1 3.00 NOW NOW $688 Orig. $5.00 NOW $188 •t;1;;e, $133 GIRL'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S NYLON BULKY SWEATERS JEAN CUT SLACKS KNIT TOPS Pullovers & Cardigans Denims, tweeds & prints Short ~Ieever, mock turtle $266 $199 $144 MEN'S WDS SKIRTS WOMEN'S DRESS SHIRT POPLIN WINDBREAKERS Long Sleeve Fashion Junior & Missy Styles Asst. Solids & Prints Stripes O rig. $288 Orig. $288 . Orig. $288 $6.00-7.00 $7.00-9.00 $5.98 NOW NOW NOW MEN'S LEATHER BELTS ii." & II->" wide dre5' Orig. 99¢ 3.50-5.00 NOW POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT Yardage Solid Colors 'N $244 PIECE GOOD REMNANTS Dress & Sport Fabrics ~ OFF 3 A LL REMNANTS .. 11.... .. .. : .,._... •oc"' .... ,.. t PREMIERHNGAGEM[NT • Oran COllllOll -Je11mftr O'Neill lvraen Meitd1Th so~1n bv O. C..$mnh " . MOVIELAB PARAMOUNT 'R':. 2nd HIT· Corrie SnocicJre\~ .. -.• ~ s..-.. tlll'f(• •• DWAlll:De HARBORc=.r.l M.t.lllOlt ILWD. AT lrll.SOtl IT. ITA IHU. M6 .... JS • HOWA"D W. KOCH ,,,,_..., "ITU INlllllD .. RL" ~ Sandy O\.r'lcan lOny Robert Odd Susman tn0 El;zabethAller I MllJl-llll-·. !Mdltl!llpMNr..ilnl!I ""'"""'"" .... -· c...i ""'4olJI<. Ill ~I 1t, TKI I 1 SONG FROJll !Kl I HILM Ill "SHAFT" ••sL•UTM,. TMI CAST ANlrew wn.• . , . , . . ...,,,~~!' 11foTl1111lm, .... .,.,, ~ ' ~. tor .i1r ,..... I h• •r11r 011~1!. ·1r,r1nt ... 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YOUR CHOICE Reg. 3.49 2i5.00. • . . • •• DAILY l'tLOT Scrambling Q Bs • Ill I Super ;_ owl Sh wdowiI l...~-4 n ShUla raced when his Colt& were upset by the Jell in Super Bowl DJ. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Two new breed quarl«backs -Bob Gr! ... of the Miami Dolplll!ls and Roger Staubacb of the Dallas Cowboys -wUI he batUlng In • p)jiy wllhln a play when Super Bowl VI Is otaged &il>\lay for pro football'• blg- geat prlul. ' . The prizes -SlS,000 and the sterling silver Vince Lq'"""'" Tropey· -will ~long to every member of tbe wb1nii,g team. Bui the •pollighl in Super BowlS past bu almost invaria ly encircled the quarterbacks. The atans of this show figure to be Griese and ·Staubach. two y o u n g quarterbacks of the pW"il-you-can, but rurrlf.you-can1 mold that seems to be deoUng the drop-bad< paS!er ICboo! of thinking. But while Griese and staubach are statistically alike as new b r e e d quarterbacks who can rUn for yardage as well aa gain it through the air they are diJferent in thelr willingness to acce:pt the labtl "scrambler." "The term scrambler," Slau~ said as he prepared for Sunday's clash, "takes away -uslng Jt means people will think of me as a runner ralher than a thrower. I'd rather be known as a passer. I think I'm a spo~adic runner." Grle•. on Iha otbar band, doeao't find the lahel oUcoslve. "I dqn 't care whit they call me," h6 ellplained. "My phUoooplly ii lo set up ond throw u I bave time. But U the pro. tecUon -dowo. Tither than fall down, the qwmerbadc wbo bu the abllJ. On TV ~•nday Cha1tneJ<·2 a t l-l ty lo run bu ID ll'r.aotage. l'ln• a pocket passer. But rtu:mi1Ja ia an additional weapon." But this SUper Bowl has more than new breed quarterbacks. It also has two tetms ,driven ~ rmotlonal mlsal91' .. -.,,. won Ibo National COnlerence, m- tha Co""'1t 1't .,1pe ..,r lloe lut o11ep ~ SO we have shown no ell161looa of a ''<an'l-Wt..tlle-b1g..,..~1ag ant.Ila . ~lht iii tion.14 lllis year -just•. quiet Dolplllna lo be1P coach l)Dq Shula .,_ "~ _.feel llko ll>e,)'';a 'cOI> Ill nf the !"""""]' ol a Super !l"wl 111 loa lo tbe Suw llpwl before they show emollon thO,New York Jei;o whenl!" wes eoachlns · -tbat1a llie only pl,.,.. !bet bavent llaltlil>ore. been • .,. 'l1>e l;owbol'I. wbo &illoe lllf ba'9 'l'h6 (lowboys were favored last year, fallen el• one or two vloloi'lel abPrt .C ~ IQlt .JO• BalUmore 111-13, the third wlru)lng either the Nallonal Football slrallhl v~ory by an AFC team for 1 ).I League chamlllonsbip or the Super Bowl lead In the &!per Bowt,..riel. . DO longer wofry about what the football 0 We remember It," said cornerl>ack 'Wllrld labela tbam. But Ibey are aware. • Mo! Renll'll, "and we cloo'I. waol tt fo • 0 Up until Int year we tiid"bave a kind happen qaln. We k~w'Wbat It~·" et comple.1:," coach Tom Landry Whet lt means is a winter otde:M*ft acknowledges. '~But that ~hanged when from the !am -the same kl.Qd. of • • "Don was crlUclud for tbt carnlval ab- mosphtre in cam before ~ a:ame. • Miami middle Unelildter U pointed out. "He's had a mote prot:ec(h·e attltUde toward the players this Ume. "Dop's never forgotten the Super Bowf agaimlt the Jets.1' Shula is the mtracl~worker wbo took the Dolphins. a 3-10-1 club in IJGl.,Jind In two sea.sons bUilt them Into a wlMer, the club having arnved here after a Z'l-24 sudden death overLime playoff victory over Kansas City and a 21--0 triumph over Baltimore in the AFC championship. Frazier May Not Wor;k Up a NEW ORLEANS -They're calling it a champiooship bout, but few believe it and even less really care. That'! the situation involving tonight's heavyweight title fight involving cham- pion Joe Frazier and challenger Terry Daniels. It's scheduled for 15 rounds, but it'll be an .u,pset if Daniels gets that far. The champion is such an overwhelming favorite that Las Vegas bookmakers did not estal>lish a betting line. As for Frazier, the only prediction he win make is. that the Dallas Cowboys will beat the Miami Dolphins in Sunday's Super Bowl football game. "l'm not taking him any lighter than On T V To.light Cl1u11tte ( 9 at 7 any other fighter," Frazier said of Daniels. "I'm just not a guy that's coming here to make a buck," said Daniels who lost three of 10 1971 fights, one or them .a !our-round knockout by Jack O'Halloran. Doug Lord, Daniels' manager, said Daniels fought O'Halloran with Injured ribs.· "The way Frazier comes in aooner or later he's going to get hit by a hard punch, unless I don't fight at all," said the 25-yelf-Qld Daniels. Both fighters rested today for the bout which is scbeduJed at the 9,000-seat Rivergate Auditorium. This will be the first heavyweight . championship fight on home television since Muhammad Ali knocked out 1.ora Folley March 22, 1967. Frazier teceived $2.5 million for his last fight. his unanimous 15-round decJsion victory over Ali. The 28-year-old champion gels $250,000 for fighting Daniels. Daniels, who lives in Dallas and needs six hours for a bachelor's degree from Southern Methodist, will get $35,000 for his big opportunity . In three years of pro fighting Daniels has won 28, lost four and had one draw~ He has scored 24 knockouts and has been knocked out twice . Frazier will be fighting for the 28th time sinct l>eooming a pro in 1965. He won the other 27, 23 of them by knockout. • Gal Skater Tonight at 8 USC, Bruins Breeze Pa8t Pac-8 Rivals Captures 4th Straight Title LONG BEACH -Janet Ly ii n , Rockford, Ill., wdn the, women's national figure skating cham'piol}lhip Frlday night for the fourth straight year and was assured of an invitation to compete in the Winter Olympics next month. Privateers, UCI Risk Win Streaks UCLA and the UniverStty of Southern California had easy workouts Friday v Cathy Rigby, America's darling of the world of gymnastics, captured the all- round competition Friday night at Cal State (Fullerton) 1n a meet with Japanese stars. An overflow throng or 5 000 wat ched the l!}.year-old flash from Los Alamitos win high point honors in every event but the balance beam and &he was sec- ond to yuuthfuJ mate Kyle Gayner by .05 Jllllnllt.' ~ ' FilcJ'iftt"Abima of J\I~ was second to Miss Rfgbj. in all.round, 38 .60 lo 37.75. • COLLEGE PARK , ~d. Veteran sprinter Mel Pender tied the world indoor record or 5.9 seconds in the 60-yard dash and Olympic star Kip Keino ran the mile in 3:59.4 at the National InvilationaJ Indoor Track Meet Friday niflil. Pender got off to a questionable and controversial early lead to breeze home ahead or his opponents before Keino broke the four-minute barrier. Tfle 32-~ar-otd dislance star from Kenya, w& arrived iJi New York about 2:30 a.m. Thursclay, took .Ute lead with five of .Uie 11 laps to go and reached the ~arter mark In 3,03. With the crowd-urging him on, Keino bi'oke the four-minute mark while beating J uris Luzins of the Quantico Marines by .about lO'yards. Lulins was timed In 4:00.9, with Chris Mason of the New York AC third at 4,0 1.8. At the end of the long evening, AAU champloD Reynaldo Brown of the California Track Club cleared 7-4 in the high · jump, the best ever indoors by an American and second only to tm 7-4% by Russia's Valeriy Brumel. UC lrvine will host Louisiana State University of New Orleans (LSUNO) in an important intersectional basketball game tonight in Crawford Hall with tipoff at a o'clock. The two top NCAA college division powers, ~·ith modest winning streaks on the line, \viii meet for the second time in as many years. Last year, when LSUNO posted a 23-1 regular season record, UCI dropped a 104-79 decision in the House of Horrors, the Privateer home gym in the bayou country. This time around, LSUNO has posted a 10..game winning streak after two early defeats and UCl ( !J-4) won its ninth straight over Chapman, 1()5.91, Friday night ill . C<i.~ llall for a .JCboQI record.Ji Bothjeams boast a 6-8 freshman center but th~vp;itors from the bayou country also .)ave a preponderance of Un- derclassmen, including three other first· year men who have seen considerable ac- tion this year. ... The LSUNO starting five is composed of Gary Hyatt, the freshman, one sophomore, one junior and the team's on- ly two seniors. Hyatt is one of the leading rebounders for LS UNO and js averaging 7 .9 points per game. !\ls counterpart at UCI, Dave Baker. is aver3'ging 14.6 points a game and is the team's leading reboWlder. He is the only freshman on the varsity roster. One of only UfS' seniors -on the ~UNO roster 1s Joluti Hamilton: the team's leading sh0otef1.nd'lnth ranked scorer in the NCAA cone·ge division this sea90n. Hamilton is hitting at a 27.3 point per game clip. His running mate at guard, sophomore Terry Gill, is third in the nation in free throw percentage, making 60 of 67 at- tempts for an .896 average. ~le has an 11.7 point average . Mel Henderson, a junior forward, has a 25.5 average for the high SC{)ring Privateer squad known alfectionately around New Orleans as the Greene Machine of coach Ron Greene. The other 1$UNO starter is C. B. Gordon, a 6-5 forward and the team's leading rebounder with a 13,3 average. .. PRIVATEER D!ADEYE -Sophomore guard Terry GW or LSIJNO will sllrt qainA UCI tonl&bL Gill la tho 8rd bul ~ I.brow shooter in Ille NCAA colle(e divlsiqp with an .898 average. ' Coach 'finfrTift will send a lineup of fo11r seniors. and· Baker into actiOR against the potent visitors. All five UCI starters are averaging in double figures but the highest is Phil Rhyne with a 17.0 mark. Bill Moore (IU), Tro1 Rolph (13.1) and Ed Burlingham (11.1) complete the starting five. In posting a school rceord ninth straight victory over Chapman Friday night, Moore hit 28 points to lead both teams while the team leader, Rhyne, was limited to eight. '.l'he game was close in the early going with Chapman holding a 17-16 edge with ll!lS left In the haif. With Rolph hiUing a ,pair of IS:fool jump, sboll, the .lnle.a!Na scored eight straight points to take a 24- 17 edge and were never headed. 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" " Wright ' ti n.olllt'f -7t W1ti.ct • a W•rH11d -.. W•1hlrt11i.tl " l Yeoremlln • , ' night .as OOth Pacific-8 ba:iketball teatns• !:: rolled to convincing victOri.es. Coach John Wooden';· \JCLA Bruw whipped visiting St.ariford, 118-79 at Pauley Pavilion while Bob Boyd's USC Trojans clubbed California , 102-69 at the LA Sporls Aren.s. On TV Today Cha1111el5 at 2 Bill Walton scored 32 points and Henry Bibby added 22 as the top-ranked Bruins lireettd past Stan ford for their third Pac- 8 win. •· .,~ " The ·smailer:-tnexpirienc:r·in ·ans ·reu- behind early under full~rt pressure and were never in contention as UCLA won its Jlth game in a row iiits ye ar, jts 26th over a two-year period• Md its t2nd in 94 games at PauJey Pavili on. Larry Farmer contributed IS points for the Bruins and Larry Hollyfield 10 while Claude Terry led the Stanford scoring with 23 points. It was the Indians' first loss in three Pac-8 games and their sixth in 12 over-all. Meanwhile, Paul Westphal touched ofr Southern California's explosive fast break with a n11rry of steals and assisls early in the game and the Ioth-ranked Trojan• went on to rout CaWotnia. Westphal had two of his assists, one steal and twcr,baskets iJl a, fo~fiut .. period when the Trojans · ObtscgNcf' thtl Bears, 15-1 to take a 22-10' lead.· lt was 61)..37 at the half as the fas~ breaking Trojans shot a phenomenal 67 percent from the floor. Coach Bob Boyd went to his bench ear- ly, and six USC players wound up in dou- ble figures. Joe Mackey Jed with 19 points, Westphal had 18, and Ron Riley had 14 points and 16 rebounds . Center Ansley Truitt 's 14 poin~ were high for Cal. USC's third straight victory in the Pac- 8 kept it tied for first place-with UCLA •• The 'trojana are 10-2 overall, the Bear£ l~ 2 and .1:1. In the.only other game involving a Pac- 8 school, Washington downed visiting Cin- ciMatll, 91-81. ' AH the rest of the Pacific;& teams were ld1e Friday night. Today UCLA hosts Cal while Stanford collides with USC toni&ht at the Sports Arena . UPI TI ..... DALLAS' CALVIN HILL (351 GOES IN SUPER BOWL AGAINST MIAMI. Tre'vino .. S'\oots 7.41., • • Jacklin, Nicklaus Ti,ed For Crosby Golf Lead PEBBLE BEACH {AP) -Tony still seeking his first tour triumph, was Jack~in, a brigh~ and breezy young alone in ~hird place after tying U>e course Englishman, fashioned a ~d con-rCC(lrd with a 18 at Spyglass HUL1 Jils 141 secutive ...,70 and tled strtj'i:1lhg Jack total wa s onir.. 5troke behind Ni ' s and Nicklaaf1.1'° the second-~lead in "!'I !lkl. ; i ff ,. . . ;J-t--4i} Trevino, 1911 PGA Playe of ~hf: Toda!J J :30, S11t1day 3 ar. three-putred lhe fi,ilal green !&r a 71 011 Chan1tel 7 that tied him with several other• at 143. ------------·--While Jacklin, Who was in a slump $140,000 Bing Crosby National Pro.Am most or last season, and Nicklaus were golf tornament Friday. Lour under par after two rounds, several Nicklaus, the first-rou nd leader at 66, of the game's top players continued Jo had to rally for a two-over-par 74 after have major difficulties despite , ttM making the turn In a fat 40, which in-weather that has been very unlike usua l eluded four bogeys and one pouble bogey. Crosby conditions. Herb Hooper , a 32-year-old Virginian 'Friday's play was under a bright, warm sun and with just the hint of a An F" all breeze, a far cry from the usual wet and teaters .-cold weather that hisloritally has plagued this event. Tbomas Boughey won both fre04tyj~ distance races but it w&1ni't .~g~.' as coach Ed Newland~ UC trvlno S"wipJr'ning · team bowed to San Ferrf'an~1 Valley State Friday afternoon, n,.41 in the loser's pool. • Boughey ewped the 1,000 and 500 i"hile Brett Bernard won the SO l'.ree and Mike Camahan the 200 ·indl"vidual medley. EYen with those· conditions, ~ow ever, Billy Casper could manage only .a 77 and was 12 strokes off the pace at1Ui Gtorge Archer, a playoff winner in'·~ Los Angeles Open Monday. took a 73 for' 149. "I really played all right, not mut;ti dlf .. ferent from the ~ay before," NJ~lips said. "I just got SOrtJe bad breaks in&-i'ot ~hind before l could get...abead," ~ ' . . In other tills tonight (all non-co~ "" "-ai.11 1n1 (41) UC ll'VIM ferenct), Clncinnatti is at Oregon State, a mMll'lr r•••v -1 ... " Fer111ndo, 1:s1 1 Oregon hosts New Me•'-S••(e and J 1,000 frtftt¥1t -I. .rr,::11er (I) IO·Oll o· I ......,., "' '':'ffl (SI 10:4'.0; J, l'!n'#fl'ttr (~) . ' ' . Washington State entertains Idaho. l :~,~~"'i" 1~1 lft 3), 1:n .l 1 2. ·F1rim <11 • Washington shot a blistering 67 percent 1. '?oo.r t{~ -'· tern11n1 cl), 22•/ 1• 111r111r IS!1 fr_om the floor In the first hall to take aD> ~ Ke'w.11'1:r tri~~'ff.:..,; 11 ·M~~~~&, tii. 2:°'·11 2• early lead, then coasted to its victory ~lf''r~l:r,,r~i!1. o;111~r1 ~F.°\': ·:t1), 101...s: '· over the University of Cincinnati. •!fec1~rnv -; I. T-r-T~1. ~:os.Zit Ltv0 csi; 1. The Huskies, recording their 11th win ol~,1~~.lvt:,~11 ~\"r,,r,~r !SJ.' •·h 2• F'rovs in 14 games, oullcored the Bearcals 13 to . 11•2 1 , - , utcl'I•• 1s1. l:lt.01 t. LtvV ), : I i J. lrClr>lf" ( ), 2:11.J. one earlv in the •ame lo 1·ump to a 17~7 J1110 ""'"'i.-1. &wlhrt 1u. •;J1.•1 '· J~ ,1 & ISi; 1 L .. 151. . lead. They were never behind after that. 11 200 ~111t11n111:a -'· DoOoii "'· t;Xt.J1 2. c-1, 2:H.•i l. Neel (S). The Huskies led i.u as much as u ... J!lr• mt1er. 91vil'lll -1, C0ton.1 1s1. J4.o: t. u1 ..,,.,.,11r {ll:ltt.t , l. O'Ntln 1tli '/1.D, points:, 90-57, with 5:53 left in the gami:. ....., tNn1vi. rel•' -1, vc "'"''"'' Glr<l"'f• ,lf'tul..C:.r111M11), J:U.•. ' ' ' West~ Wilt Lead ·~;·~ Rout~ PHILADELPHIA (Al') -The· Loi period. At one POlnt in tbe Lakers' rtlly, bluted by a !alt Laker erploslon in a JM-• with -j>ome games qalnsl Hous 135-1 .. ~ .•. .:: ••• ·-· .. ·~ •••• . .. Anaeles Laker1 overc~ a 13-poiot ' tbe1 scored 10 consecutive pOiatl in, a U2 loss in LA Dec. 19. Portland and has a rematch dellcit In !he second period and went on 1:2( tpan. --,.,.._ the Lak , • Mil ... 1, ... ~·-F b lo !>e>t the Philadelpb!a 76ers. l!S-111 Loo Anples ll!d 83->7 al halftime 111<1, "'" -~-, give en 1 ~· wa~eo 1 ""' <w~• e · 4. Prklay night in a Natlona1' Basketball after the 76tr1 closed the gap to three record for the road ,trip and ran their Ln """'" n•1 ..., a 'sr+I• Association game. points early id the third period, Pllllfd ffaton.nliark to 414 lo the·~A's Pacillc w.,1 ~' :1 ! c-mr •, Jen')' West scored 30 point.a: and binded 1way -aatq to lead by as many aa 18. I ' Dl.vls.iori. McM111r1 , ,,, " .. , 1 out 13 assists, while Wilt Chamberlain Pblladelphll'a loss wu lls lourth 1Tbe Lakers now retutn borne for the ~ 1 : ~. S: f:,,., ~ " lc:ored 231 grabbed IO rebolladl aod • 1tn1ght to Iha Lalo rs this .JtalOD. The All·tl~ '\lit next Tuesda1' when guards •••• • •• > "'-• • • blocted •II-. ,. wera the +tcUms throe limes during Well.Ojl\I Gail Goodrlcb wlU 1'e in tbe •::it I I t l ~:::; ~ .:··~ Bob RUJe 1CGIWI Ii Qd Bill Bridces 10 LA•• recent reoord wlrmin& 1ttut of s.1 Jtart1;& · lineup for U. W t and ~ : 1,.. r, ="" ,.. ~ .. , ~: (or Phlladelphla. pmtl. Oii.lain alao will be pn lhe t . 14:~-1 .w 11 J..._ • w , lM ~. Ji.It. 1*w't They were tqnlllated, ljl.JCI, hut Loi Anlt'ts bo1t1 the New YOrk"•..,, r:•"..."""'" ,, ... , 115., ~ » •.,e~n °""""rlngtbe'llersJl.lltoU.tbt'-. No•. 10, ll!ew a 17-poln~ tblrd quarter oen l'rlday .iah~ lhu:.:r. a hdlnt-..,,,_..,,. " • ~ -m OI lo.'--'-...........-... 1.... ·--' --..1..C.-• ........1~ ,..., .. --,1111 ........ ;....,. IM3 wt .. I: rema....., "' Ille .,.._ .._ bm ad loat Ul·UI Dae. I -wa. ........., """" with P , UMJeJ up Tol• .,., -"' -., ,.,_ ., .· . . . ... '" • ' J 8 Do\1l Y PILOT lE di son In 62-29 Victory Offensive-minded Edison ad- ded a lot of defense to its plans Friday night in Posting a 62-29 Irvine League basketball verdict over visiting Santa • Ana Valley's Falcons. ,. The win kept coach Dave Mohs' host Chargers ~n a three.way deadlock for second ' place with Los Alamitos and Magnolia, both winners over area quintets Friday night. . While Edison was stuffing It down the Falcons' throats. Los 7<\4 Al dumped the host Costa i ·ft~ Mesa Mustangs by an 82~7 .it count and Magnolia's Sentinels whistled past the invading : Estancia Eagles. 74-56, -. Mohs' Chargers permitted ·' tha lowe'st sco'ring output , · -given up by an Edison varsity . " contingent ,. in the school's ·-three-year cage history. The previous low was the 32 allowed against current loop pacesetter Corona del Mar in a circu.Jt confrontation last season. After a med.locre first half, the Charger! pulled away in the second half as Mohs made :•liberal uie of his reserves, in- cluding backup forward Cal ~ wtlliarps, who canned 10 of his 12 point{; in the fourth quarter. f1 At Mesa, meanwhile, Los Al's defending champion Grif· f fins shot 4& percent from the ~, field in subduing coach Emil ""'· Siturday, January 15, 1<172 l ' DAILY PILOT l"hol• br P1lrid[ O'Donnell Neeme's Mustangs. CORONA DEL MAR'S MIKE SEVIER !LE FT) SURROUNDS THE BALL AND SCREENS OUT FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S TIM HILL. I ~ 1 "' ... After being slowed by in· juries earlier in loop action, --------------------------------------------------------11 ~·.last year's loop player of the ' : year, Rick Quinn, came back ' to haunt the Mes.ans with 26 Points,· many on inside stuff. Rick Browning Jed Mesa With 20 markers'. • ' For Vave Carlisle and his tiny F..stancia bunch,, tbf:Y re- mainl!d in a share of the cellar with' Santa Ana Valley as Magnolia put the Eagles to sleep early with a blazing fast break. ~ Bud Confer paced t h e ·.Eagles with 19 counters. Tars Defeated Artists Fall HB, Vikes, Lio ns To Sonora Top Surset Foes HUntington Beach's Oilers and the Marina Vikings had lo overcome different and un- usual circumstances Friday night to wrap up Sunset League basketball victories and remain in a twO-\\'ay knot for the loop's top spot. Tars to within one <'II 57~56 and the Sailors got the ball back again on ;i blocked Santa Ana shot by Bill McKinney. But the Tars didn't see Ha- gey trying to call for the time- out and instead took a v1ild desperation shot from half court aod that was it. Outside bomber Ron Harrell hit 17 for Santa Ana, mostly on 25 to 30-foot shots. Five, 66-4 7 By ROGER CARLSON or 1he 01ur Piiot s11rr A disastrous five-minute Cflld spell burst the Laguna Beach basketball bubble Fri· day night as the Artists drop- ped a 66-47 Orange League decision to the host Sonora Raiders. • Crestview Action Tritons Triumph; Knights Trip MV San Clemente high stayed in the Crestview League basket- ball title picture while Mission Viejo just about dropped out of it Friday night. San Clemente's Tritons top- pled host Tustin, 59-53, to run their loop mark to 2-2. But the Diablos of Mission Viejq drop- ped their third game in four tries, losing to tough Katella, 7()..54. assumed a commanding lead. Roberts' crew finished with 24 turnovers. Normandit (llro Bowen Ferovson Wl~lenson e1aeker RuClholl lot•ls Mluion Vieio !~I It II pl Ip J J • 11 1 • 1 2 10 " s 1 11 ' 0 I 8 0 0 1 0 ! 0 • 1 c (I 1 0 7110155• Kil!tUt (1n1 II ft pf Ip ! 1 ~ :~ 10 I l 11 Corona Nips Baron Five By HOW ARD L. HANDY 01 flll Dlllt Piiot Sttll A trio or Corona del Mar players sank one-and-one free throws in the final 32 seconds to sink a valiant Fountain Valley Baron basketball team, 56-49, Friday night in Irvine League action at the loser's court. The free throw shooting or Tandy Gillis' squad aided the Sea Kings to hold their grasp on the Irvine League leadership with a perfect 4.0 record. The trio of deadeye shooters in the waning minutes of a pressure-packed game in· eluded Casey Jones, Mike Sevier and Matt Keough. Jones, the engineer, began the succession of charity tosses as the alert and hopeful Barons committed fouls in a daring attempt to steal the ball in I.he closing seconds. Steve Sullivan had given them new life with a 20-foot jump shot from the key to close the gap to 50-49 with 46 seCQnds remaining. Just prior to Sullivan's shot, the Barons had run off a stri ng of IO straight points while holding the Sea Kings frustrated and scoreless. Chris Adams hit a pair from the corner, Sullivan scored from 10 feet down the baseline and Bill Burns drove to the basket on a perfect pass from Scott Reider to set u p Sullivan's score that narrowed the margin to one point. After that it was a malter of trying to get the ball from the deft passing Corona squad and instead, the Sea Kings forced personal fouls and calmly stepped to the stripe to insure the victory. The Sea Kings free throw shooting saved them in the final stanza as they hit but one of three field goal attempts in the eight minute span. Ten ot 15 free throws made the dif- ference . Jn the battle of the big men, Sevier controlled the center jump three of four times over 6-9lh Scott Reider. Reider was held to five points and onl.'f one Held goal under the basket by the Sea King center. * * * Cocon• Dfl Mir !Ml " " ,, " Camt•O<I ' ' I 1! JOf'lei ' ' • StYltr ' • ' " kPOUfll ' ' ' " Svmner • I l • GrltlDY ' ' • low tree ' ' i ' Merche• ' ' • Tol1!s ~ " u M Founllln Vtllt'f' ('0 " " ,, " Adami ' ' • ' Sullivan ' ' ' " R1!der ' ' ' , Bvrns ' • ' " l(;ley ' ' ' ' Hiii ' ' ' • Total$ " • " " StPl"I br Q~•rl~rs Cororia ael Mar lS U IJ !1-s& Foun!aln Valier 10 10 1) lit-" DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Lease or .Buy All Models ••• DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 HARBOR BLVD. at FAIR DRIYI COSTA MESA ••n .... Ph. 546-8017 ..... OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK l :JO A.M, TO 1f:ff l".M. SUNDAY: 11 AM. TO ' PM . Huntington got outhit from the field but still beat the host Loar.\~. Saxons. 67-62, while coach Jim Stephens' Vikes sol..ved the Anaheim Colonists' stall for a 45-32 road win. At the same time, the West- minster Lions of Don Leavey Munlinolon B1•ch {it} 19 II pf IP l 7 1 ]J The Raiders. u·ho have lost but three times in the past two years in their gym (La Habra, Lowell and Bolsa Grande l, broke it open in the latter stages of the third period. Coach Jerry Fair's Artists (now 3-l in League) had given the 1971 CfF AA champions a battle and the Raiders had a shaky three-point bulge with l :37 left in the quarter {40-37). The 'fritons played one of their better defensive games of the season in downing Tustin. Wllle!dQn Sottg11 Hu11on S!elnmever •K~ Olson Schltt1I Rollln1on Totals ~ 1 ~ 11 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ g ~ D, CO!!fltl" "H' 8. Confer MeGrt9Q!° Collin' HtY$ Innes -.G,.Yne~ Tortls s1ew1rt Clfth9roe '""""" M. Watkins i(i!>dted Mutt•Y T. Watklni Rtcllu"°" P. Barrell "'"'" Totlli C•1t1nd1 U41 " ff ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . " " M11noli1 !7•J II II ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' " ' ' ' " . Scort ll~ Qu1rt1•1 E:1tartel1 10 11 ll Mtonol!.I 11 20 11 " .. ' ' ' ' • " ' ' ' ' ' " ' • ' " " ~ ,, .. ' " ' ' ' ' ' • ' • ' ' ' • ' ' ' ,. ' " " " ,,_~ 19-14 Cage Scores ... Mllwevkte 10(, CMctoo n ~o• AA111t1s llJ· Phll•<1flphl1 121 B~:l~"'f~?26etr11~lt1~~ JOO Clncfnnali IN~ A!lanta 1()1 ~=x~~~·t 1\\~elf'~ ~0:rk 111 COLLEGE Arl:Pnt Stile 81. wvomlno '' Arllona 71. Color~do S1a1t 14 UCLA 111. Stanrord 19 use 1~11 c1111or .. 11 '9 UC R ve11.ae 102, Cll $11!1 (Fvlter!"") '7 U51U n, Ptsad~n• 65 •• ~1cramento S!ale 1•, H•11w1rd S!a!t (hl(O Sl~tt 9l Sonoma St•tf » WHhlnoton 91 , (jncln11ai1 11 Freosl'IO S!i11 19. s ... JOH Stile 71 Sin Fer1>1f>d01!11n Cot1fer.nt1 LOM Be~t~ 99. Bnk1rsflelC1 67 El C.Jmlroo 19, P1wa1n1 11 (1 OT) Pi~~ Ill, LA VIile\' 11 WhlHn Sl1t1 Conf1rtnt1 MltlOPll! V1lltv 11. MoorP&rk 6l Wist LA IS, G!tncl6l1 71, &1nl1 81rbllr1 t2, LA Trtdo Tech 11 got back on the winning track for the first time in three games by taking the measure Brooks While Wortnv Who!dleld Crunk R11n~ln lo111s l 10 4 16 1 6 s 10 l J 4 9 6 3 • 11 0 1 1 1 17 ll 10 67 of 'Vestern's homestanding Pioneers. 60-52, in an o t her c~.ori Lotr• etn 11 II pf 111 ' J J 11 Sunset clash. Coach Elmer Combs' Hunt- ington cagers got into it tougher than they thou~ht they wouJd·"'t J...oarp., w~t)l the hosts enjoying a final 21-17 advan- tage in field goal producing. In spi_t~ of Loara'sf)91inous threat, the Oilers l<jl from the outset as high-scoring guard Tom Crunk got 12 rebounds and converted them into a game-high 17 points. At Anaheim. Marina had to face the Colony's slowdown at - temot \Vilh star 6-7 Vike cen- ter Dean Bogdan staying home with a bad cold. The Vikin~s had a poor shooting night with a 36 p<>r- cent accuracy rate from th<: floor. But that can be attribut- ed to lhe fact that Stephens emotied his bench. Freshman Bob Losner vvas the only one who clicked in double figures for the Vikings as the potted 13 counters. Mark Ford took up the loss of Bogdan on the boards by yanking do"'" 12 rebounds. For Westminster's victor- ious Lions. they nullified a 23- 23 standoff in field goal shoot- PM'lt Flynn Peteri.on Jone, JQfini.on Llr>skv Toftls J 1 5 8 l l l J • J • ll 3 1 J , (I I 1 I • 7 • 1 s " '° 2• 67 Scor1 br Ou1rl•" Hunllng!on 8ttch H 71 17 U-61 Loera 12 19 U 16-62 Fo•d Miiier LOSl\Pf Adams SPe&ks Wolf Waggoner ll:OSl!H Sml!h Chrl•tophtr Totals ~rlnf (4SJ !1 It pl IP i l i ~ 6 l J , J l 0 2 1 1 ) I 7 () 0 l () ~ v l ~ i n o 2 0 0 I O 19 1 15 •s Anilhtlm (l2J Valvtrdt ArenUen 6ct!Ct Ludwig ,,00 !1 II pl IP ~ ~ l i: 1 1 l l 1 ? ~ l T11!al1 118932 Stor1 bv Ou~rlf" sr.,ne11s Meisenheimer John ton 61aktlfY Cale Wtllh To!tls Tlltle!ll: Golden Ounn N~!ll;tr Soa•t• MO(enrl1 l(ra1ck Toltls 15 7 II 11-•$ 1 l ~ 11-Jl New11or1 Htrllor (~J ing by hitting on 14 of 22 from ,, n ,, .. the foul lirie \Vhile Western SPl"ten 10 J only made half (6 for 12) of swic1r. 1, ', ChMt its gratis shots. JMn!<On 1 a ' " ' " • ' ' ' Part of the secret lo the Lft•iOrl ? o Lions' success this time out McKlnnev 6 ,' Bowm•n ' • ' " ' ' was the strong board support 1ore1s 11 io which 6-4 Terry Meisenheimer S•n1• An• 1s11 ·~ fl received from 6-4 mate Mike MfN:J 1 s " ~ " .. ' • C Htrn11n 1 0 ase. P~u~e ' o ' ' ' • Newport's eventual downfall woo1,~v s o \vas a failure to heed a time-~~;;:~~ ~ l ' " ' " ' ' out signal from coach Dale t1rat1 o 1 Hagey with ei,l(ht seconds left 8~;Z1s 1! ~ ' ' ' • " " in the tiff at Santa Ana. ou1r1en Kurt Spreen. who finished s.n111 ~: /~ J; with 23 points, hi t a field goal -----------11 with 20 seconds lert to puU the ORANGE COAST AUTOMOTIVE GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! TUNE· UP Five minutes went by, hov:ever, before Laguna could score again and by that time the hosts had a n in- surmountable 51-39 advantage \vith 4:47 to go. The chief culprit for the winners was 6-3 Rodd Perhach, 'vho dominated the inside with his rebounding and scoring. Turnovers plagued coach Pat Roberts Mission Viejo Diablos. After a good first quarter in \vhich th.e Diablos led an the way, the host Knights started catching up in the second period wh e n Mission Viejo began turning it over. The Diablos turnovers con· Minion l(eTella Oowll!lll "'" Ktrm•Y CPrntorth serlen Bauer Roddie s1eu~r15en Tor11s I inued through the t) i rd . .,. . rotter quarter and the K n I h t s Ormaw Oo!lnlel Crumley Lelesme C!t!lnslil NldoCIS Rlcllards TP11!• 30 10 15 70 Stort ~V Ou1rftr1 Viejo !5 ll 10 lt.--5• 9 l'O 1$ 12-70 Sin Cllfr'llnle IJt) It H pl • • • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' 15 ' 16 TllStln 1131 It ti pf ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' I 0 ' ' . ' 16 21 I $(or1 br OU1r1er1 His presence was further enhanced with Laguna's loss of 6-3 John Harbold, who left the game in the first period after suffering an ankle injury in pre-game warmups. Uni Snaps Loss Streak San Clemente !1 13 17 Another painful point for the Artists was a streak in the first period that saw 11 straight misses from the field. lt put the visitors in a hole they never n1adc up, Laguna was 18 for 55 (32.7 percent I against the Sonora 1· 2·2 zone while the winners clicked on 26 of 58 (44 .8 per· centJ. La9un1 81tch 1'7l Bl'del! McCailA Gillt!Pit CO<"Wln Ne11on Kloue1~~d1 Harb-Old Hi1lo1> Filtllt TOid/i ''2tt,~fl1: • • 1 11 1 • l I 1 s ~ ig ~ g 1 8 v ? i ~ 11 11 15 ., Score br Qu1rf1r1 Beach 10 1) 14 10.--.1 11 Tl 19 19-6& University High's Trojans snapped a five·game losing streak Friday night with a 33· 32 non-league ba sketball conz quest of invading Pacifica before 1,200 fans. Coach John Dris coll's hosts took advantage of 28 Pacifica turnovers and then took ad- vantage of crisp free throw shooting by Tom Mullinix and Bill Llorente in the closing moments to ice it Mico Simon Mulllnl~ Stuart Llorente StvtrJ To!1l1 Vnlv1n1tr IUl 11 It pl tp 0 l 1 ' 0 0 0 () 2 s 0 ' 7 1 2 15 ' • J ' 1 0 0 , 1111 '" Scor" b' 011•rl1r1 VnlvenlfY • 1S t P1c111c1 ' n 10 LEASE NOW • • • 1912 CONTINENT AL Enlor !ht pre111ge line! 11vre drlvln9 ple1111rt Ofllr I Corlllnental can Pr(t. Ykll. Lei o~· leasing mill>IOt• HI UP 1 progr11m <1tsfonl!'d IOf' Y°"' per111n1I nff'd,. 1972 STATION WAGON F11n m1Jr1t-nc1 111sln; now 1¥111- •bl• Otl ll'ltt mloldl de•lrl!'d 11411kllt WlllQl'I. Cl!oosl fl'l)m fttt m4iig"lt'lctnl ColOl'IY P11rt11, Mont.VO, M•niuls ., MOt1t1rty, Clll fod1y , , • CALL IUD BOWEN ... £>40·6630 o,.,.1t1t c""'''" ·r.,,,u, .,,. j,,, ,..,,.,. ohnson&son 1~--1 2'2' HA.RllOR IL.VD., COSTA MlSA • M0""30 Tu1lln H 13 ll ~d..L lAST 2 DAYS Ua ily 10-10, Sun. 10-7. c::m ~---c::~:=::~ 5 YIAl Ol S0.000 MILi AQl llMINT Th, purtl!Q" of o 1t<lblU1ed o!ignment 1ntltle1 rou to o wmpl•te in•plCllon ond olionm•nt IYftY J,000 mlltt, or o& olr.,. 01 necenory, wl!h no tl>a•o• for thl 11111119 or odl11•t.....,1 of onr oll1nm1nt one!w. which mor i.. teq<1lrtd. Thi• Of'""'"'' valid for J ~..,n-:f0,000 mllt1 r111ard!e11 •f ""'"'' mll•Clfllt- HERE'S WHAT WE l>O: . A. lutall Spri.nr Stablllr:en or (1) Adjust toralon bar1. B. Oteck and 1et eambtr, (:Aster and toe-in. c~ Checlr: and adjuet eteering aector. D. Check: and acljuat wheel bearlnp. E. Teat (:Af tor proper eteerinr,. 2200 Harbor Blvd. at Wilson •• Costa Mesa LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL OTICE Col,d Mawr Dei Upended, 46-40 Put>lhhl'd 0"1n9~ C~il O•olv J•n11••Y I, If, n. ,., 19n LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING e10S F1J1C2 Pllo!, ~1-'2 LEGAL NO'J1CE Nonce 11 t.tr111v glvt~ n1•1 1n~ ao~•d o• LEGAL NOTICE Tru1•ets OI "" FO\>nl•ln Vallrv sc~oo! -___ .'.'.'".':~'.:.'~~".:'"._ ___ 11 ----,,CTmo.;;<;uc"""'--01S1tlcl OI 0tdnOI (our1¥, C1111nrn11, W•ll P'ICTITIOUS eUSINiSS •«:t'I•~ •••It'd I>"" UP lo 1:CO p M, on "'-HOTICI! TO Cll l!DITOllS NAM E STATEMENT 1111 daY ol M~rtt> ttn ti 1~1 oft;~, ct SUl'l!lllOll COUllT 01' THI! Tl\1 IOllowl119 ~r"'11 Ii dolnt b!i1lneu ••Id lcllooT dlilrlcl Purclll"~O Otp•rl· I T.I.Tl! 01' CALIFOllNIA FOii. 11' meM 11 which t•me s•ld 11,111 WU! br TH I! COUNTY O" 011.l.NVE FITCH'S AUTO SERVICE. 1161 Ol>fntd tn<t tflld for 111.._ lvrn\Y.1"9 of i rl No. A·7U,.. N•w1><1<1 f!lvd., CO!il• Mesi. CA 916)1 an<t ln1lructlonal suoPlles. ottlce •u<>i:>loes. E11111 ot HELGE s I Gu It 0 • Gwen Kev•, 1a111 "lhlHUI Dr .• Hlln· amlellc 1U?Plif1, cu!IOdltl 1UPOh•s •tld WES"TERLUNO, ~11.ed. t,l>tlon f!e•cll, CA 911><16 heaUll wppl.f, NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN to ft,e Thll l>OsfnfS1 ll belno conducted llY •n ~UPPl1t'• to llf tu•nl•hl'd In f<cordence (rtfll•ori ol the 1bovt nlmed de<eflenl lfldlvllkt1I. whli •1>eclflc11llons now on !lie 1,. 11,. lhlt 1ll 11erson1 hovlnt clalm• 1t1lnl! th• Cw.., 1Cav1 Purcha1l1>t DeParlm£nl ol tne Founleln ••Id decedent lfl reoulr•d lo Ille them. This l!atement !lied with lht Coun!y Vallev School o.11,.cl, ~lumber Ono wltll lht nect•ury "'ouchert, In 1111 o!tlct Clerk cl Oranve Countv on Jin.'· l~n. Llth!hou11 Lene. cornP• 01 TilllNT eno of lhe <lerk ol rlle •l>Ovt entltll'd cour!, or av Bev1rlv J, M•O<IOX, Otou!y County Nowland St••~!, f~unTl•n v 111 1 v, lo ortHfll lhtm, wllh 1111 f\KeHarY Clerk. Colllornla '1108 "'Olleheri. IO !he undtrtlvnf'd •I .lSO E. F U!~l BY ORDER OJ: THE 11th S!rHI, S11l!t 111. Cost1 M111, C,\ Published Or11not (~II 0 111¥ P<I01, f!OAll:D OF TRUSTEES .,,11, wi'llcll Is I'll• PllCt cl lllltlneH nt J•nulrV •• lS. n. 79. 1911 41·n FOUNTAIN VALLEY • !hi ulld•r1l9nld In tit m•t1tr1 11ert1lnln9 SCHOOL OtSTR.ICT to t~1 tsllt• of s..ld dtCld1n!, within lour LEGAL NOTICE Mtrv 'II•, mo11!~1 l f'ltr !flt llr11 oubll,•tlon ot lh11 Clrr• Pro Ttm of tn~ 11o .. rd nollc•. FICTITIOUS 111.JSIN ESS PuOtlY,ed O'•TIVI C~ll oa.iv Pilot. Ot ttd Oei;tmblr 11, 1911 NAME STATEMEHT Ja~u11rv 1 1nd lj, 1911 11·71 Sou•~e'" C1ll!ornl1 __ -------First Millontl 8anlt Tl'lt foltowlno i>e:r$0n II flolne business By PHIL ROSS ot IM 0.11)' rll'91 J,t•ft Inaccuracy at both the foul line and (rom tht fltJd proved lo be Ule most cosily Item on the Mater Dci Monarch s' agenda Friday night Jn their Ai1gclus League basketball opener. Coarh Jerry Ta rd i e ' s ~tonarchs got off on the wrong loot by coming oul on the short end or a 46-40 count against prtseason t 1 t I e favorite Servlte in a hotly-con· tested battle at the packed Mater Dei gym. It's a funny th ing to say at this early juncture, but with lhe JG-game slnte which the Angelus loop plays, t h e hlonarchs seriously dampened their title possi bilities since they invade second place pick Pius X nexl 'l'uesday night. The hosts were able to hit on only 14 or 44 shots from the Cage Loss Just Part Iv: P1!rlclt Foster. IS: LEGAL NOTICE lr111t Ollie ... fllfi:UIOr AIR COOLEO, 17"1 ,., 'M!lltler Ave., ---------1 ol lllt Wnt of Cosla Mt... 5U .. ER10R. COUllT OF THE Of Trouble lllt llKI .... nt"'ed dKtdtnl P1ul Frecl'I. 11« MJHour1 SI• CoJlt STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOil LIH>o'll, Nflldtnell •M Olnslllftf' Mtit. I THE COU NTY OF OllANGE Atlw,..Jl 11 Ltw This 1>usine1s h btlno conaucted l>v •n NO. A·IUJJ lSO IE, 11111 St .• Suitt 111 lndiviCluat. NOTICE OF HEAR HUO OF "ETITION COii• Meu, CA '26JI P•ul Frtch FOR l"ROIATE OF Will ANO LET· lll4) Joll..'75' Th!s illttmer>! flll'd Wil h tht County lEllS TESTAMENTARY (loncl Wtlv· Alllf'MYI fir 1Ex1Kul00' Clerk ot D•atl9t (ounry on. Oec "9. 1911 i<!l P11l>lllhell Ortnee C~ll Ot lly Piiot. Iv lleverlY J. M•ddox CN!IHtlV Counlv Esta!~ cl ANTHONY ROSSI. o~c~asod J•nu•rv I, •• 1.!, n. 1911 )~11·11 Clert.. • .•• ,. NOTICE IS HERES¥ GIVEN m•t RIV· monCI Rossi ha• 111!'<1 ~relf\ a ne!\t•on to• FAIRFIELD. Iowa (AP) - J'\o matter how you look at it \Yednesday was not a good night for the Albert Lea, Minn., basketball team. LEGAL NOTICE Pul>lls.hfll Or•tl9e Cclil O•llV Pilot, Prob~te ct Woll and tor lssuarict of Lt!· J1nuarv I, I. B. n. 1972 3'119·1! !!rt 'le1t1mrnta•v ~bond w1.~l'dl to P"11• lloner, rett•ence !c whlcn Is made Tl>' tfOTIC• OP rUILIC H Ir A • ING LEGAL NOTICE fur1ner P•••lc~11r5, 1nd m~• tllP l•me ant:! eEll'Oll! TH I r LAN NIHG COM· Pl~Ce o! ~f0'1nt1 Tne SllmP Ill\ t>ttn i-tT MISSION OP THI CITY 01' FOUN· FICT ITIOUS IUSINESS lcr J1nu11rY ~S, 1911. 1t 9·:lo ~ m, on !nr TAIN VALLEY HAME 5TATEMEN T court•oom cl Den&rlmenl No J Of s~od NOTICE IS HEJl.Ef!Y GIVE N fhal on Tl'lt '()tlQw!nt per~on ti Clolnt buJineu coutT, ti 100 Civic Centtr O"~e Wt1!, In The !east of the team's troubles \vas dropping a 129·56 non-conference game to Parsons College here thaL slarted at 10:30 p.m. W.On1Kl•V. J•nu•rv 16, ltn II l:lO 11,m I S: lh• City cl Sant• Aria, C1llfornl1. In tht COlmcll Chtmbtro. City Hi ll, lOl'OO GUILLE RMO, 26501 Se<!dleback Or., Oltf'd January I, 1912 Slattr Avenv., Foun!sln VI l I• v • Minion Vi•lo WE. SI JOHN, Ctlllornlf, 1111 Pl•nnlng Commls1k>n wl!I Wiiiiam Georoe Trtnlpr, 26SO? ~Id· Cn~ntv CIP•ll. hold oul>llc lll•rlril on It'll lollowlnl IP· dltback Or., Mllllon Vltlo. HURWITZ, HURWITZ 1nd REMER. pllc•!lons: T~l1 bus<ne1.1 11 brlno conituctf'd l>V •n 430 l2nd Strff! ZON• CHANOI! 21J. f'ltl!CISI flLAN hldlvktuat P.O. lo• UH 101 -A<>i:>llc1tlon llled l>Y f l R•>'Cho wJm1,., C.Tranter NIWPC>rl l tfcll, C1lilornl1 r.tUl First. the Minnesota team informed Parso ns it would be a lillle late for the 7:30 p.m. garne because of a late start from Albert Lea. PrCl)lrlln to ru-or-rtv IO(•ttd 11 Tnl' 11a1emenT tlfed with 111e CCOJn•v Tel: 1110 ,73.'°29 The two-car team caravan Ill• sou1nW11I C11rMr of W1rner Ind Cleril 01 Orir19e Countv on: Otc 1'/. ltl!, Attornt11 for P1!1!lcn1r J 11011 from CP Comm I• e 11 I' 8Y leve<IV J ~dOOX Oe1>utv Collnly Pul>ll~t'd Or1nue Co.isl Oaolv Pller, \VaS Stopped near Ke logg for A.Clmlnl1t••ll"" I nd Proteulont l Olfk• Cltrt. . J1nu1rv t. 10, lS, 1'11 .... 11 speeding. The whole "rOUp 10 Cl Loctl lut.tnes1, PrtdM Pl1n 701 ' 1----• 111ad 1n con1"'"'11on •11111 ,,... -zon• l"·lJOU LEGAL NOTI CE V.'3S hauled Into justice of the ch•n11 ta 11l•l>llsh • n11r•erv 1nd1 ~·~""~':"~""':.':0.'.'':'~"Cw~<~~~·-' _•_"_"_::'~·~''~"i-------lt•den "'°" on 1111 iubltct property J1nu11.-... 1, t, is, 12, nn :J.AOa.1! peace court. iurtrier deK•llltd 11 1100 W1rner LEG AL NOTICE n47 After its courl appearance, .l.Vfr>Ut. SU ll'ElllOll COUllT OF THE llEYISl!'O "lllECISE 'LAH 16' STATE OF CALIFORNlt FOR the team V.'aS just leaving A-n,,u-n1~ tw JolePh 11. C1!1tt1s FICTITIOUS eUUNES5 THE COU NTY OF ORANGE K II h )' ~ .... "" N A 111•4 e orrg v.· en po ice reportedly lo conllnKI firm 1<11//pmenr slorlll NAME STATEMENT o. . ,, bulldlng t i 111• T1lllert """'""'· le-TM follOWll'KI Pft'~ !1 OOln o 1>u1ln111 NOTICE OI" HEAlllNG 01" "ETITION broughl the group back to U lrl In the Cll'I''$ Ml lndu•t<lll Zone. '" FOR 'ROIATE Of WILL ANO ,.011 .. __ f I d CONDITIONAL USIE l"t:llMIT n -TOWERS COMPANY, '2()61 llusl~ss LETTERS TESTAMENTARY court ..... ....,ause 0 an al ege Cor>d!llonel UH Permit !!Itel bv Llrwln (enter Or., Suolt 107. lrv!nt, C1lll ~1""' El!lle of JOHN PATRIC!( SEBASTIAN, mess they reportedly Created (pmpenv for Ill PO 7000 tlnol• laml!v llobfrl Tow1!t1 Bttmtn. a ()f\(11, •~a JOHN P. SEBASTIAN, 11ka JAY · JJ J t ( h . '''" lor 11\e 1! K•e• sltwted I I ""' Nt-rt ll••cll, C1lll 91660. SEIASTtAN, DKtllS!!d Ill le ava ory 0 t e ]USUce nortllwetl corrwr ot 1111 lnrtr..cuon of T111s buslMU 11 be•n• condue1ed bv •n NOTICE IS HEREll'Y' GIVEN tl'l•t of the peace court. lndlvld\lal. Ll'Un• Vrra S~•1ll1n nas flltO n~reln 1 W1rd ~lrMt ind Et1!1 ........ nut II: 1>ttt1tlcn tor P•ol>atl! of Wl!I and lo• F. t t r g $100 COHOITIOHAL USI! l"l!llMIT ti -Tllll Sl~~~0'7ii'!. B!;;;;·~ ... Coon!v lssuancr ot Letters 7ts!11ment1rv lo IN' Ines O a In were ""°,!letllon llltli l>v leotD!M'llZffl Cl'lurcl'I (ierk ol Or.Jrtlt! Caunly on: Otctmbl!r ?9, Pd•looMr reftrence to "'"''Ch ls m.JOt for assessed before the team left el .111.11 c.nrt1t et L111tr Otv S1!flts let 1971 fly &ev 1 J Mad<tox Dt'ouiv tu•tl'ltr 111r!leu11r1. •nd '~•! the 11me 1nn Kellogg. "ur111ry fdlool, eh~rcll l1cllltl" enfl (ou~ty Cieri<. er 1 ' ' olect or hllr•tl9 tilt same h•• l>e~n s111 ''""°"'' Of! uw or01>1trtv 1oi:a1M In ,Ull\4 to• F111>11111rv 1. 19n, 11 9 JO 1 m., '" m~ Only about 7~ to 100 people lllt lnltr""11on of Ht ll tnd Bush1rd In Pub!IV>ed (lrar19e Coesl Dally p,101, coor!rQl:>m ol Oep11rtmenl NO. l of said o•o•lin1tv 10 ·~ ioutllHsl corner of Jinua"' 1, a. 15• 'lJ, 19n lollJ.1! cour1. 1t 100 Clv•c cen1er Drive Wt1!, 1n remained from an original M Cl Commtrcl1l loiv. lhe Clly o! Senta i\n11. C11ll!ornl1. (' d ( 5()() h th g m Tll111 mellf'I trr 1>eln1 1>f01:e1s"' LEGAL NOTICE Ot!M Jlf\lll•V lJ, 1912. rov.· 0 \V en e a e PUrsu•nl lo 1i.. Pltnnln1 ~·~ ot !hi W. E 51 JOHN W3S played. Sllll ol C•lllCfnlt tGov'I. COO. '5.000 el Cou~lv Clerk M O.) and "'-F.V.M.C. Tltlt 11. Thi IOh· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ALI CE LIEE l lSHOI" Parsons added insult to in· lne code, ron!nt m1pi.. orecl11 111ns •tld HAME STATEMENT H11 Celllornl• Avtnut jury bv, setting a school scor· plot Pllnl tre on tilt In !M Plannlno Thi lnllQwlno l>l't$0n$ •rt doono Soul!I G•lt, C1lllornl• f0110 OtP1rtnwn1 •nd •rr 1v11l1blr for 0111>11c b\J11nns '" Tri: nuJ 5'7·N4J ing record -(or the second !ns~llon incl t•t mln.ilon. TlloH cll1Jr. OIAMON O IAC!C CHEMICAL COM· AllDrn•r for ""111-r Ii' th' · J Jh /f'lll lo t11llly Jn t1vor er ln OPPOlltlon to PANY, 61ll M1rilvn Orl~t. HuMlnorcn Publ<s.hell Cranor Co.11 0•111' Piiot, me IS season -ag3ln5 e th~t rf<111t11S •nd prooos11s will lie olvtn l tac11. C•ll!<>rni•. J1nu.Jry 14. 15. 21. 1971 110.11 weary team, now 1-9. •n -tunltY 10 fie IO. Emmitt Tom LIMY, 6831 Marolvn'J-------------- 11 l11rtri.r lnlorm~Uon I• dr 1!red 'tOll Or!~, Huntl"llon f!t1ell. Ctlllornle LEGAL NOTICE The old mark was 122 scored '"'Y cont-ct !ht P l•1111lne Dfp11rtment •I Glf'f..,l•Yt f. Mull. 1418 Ptt•n Drive. at Albert Lea in December. .. ,.2c• •"" rtftr 10 1he 111o~e Utrr11 Hununeton Be•'"'' C•flforn11. I---,-,-,-,-,--,-,-,-,-.-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,--Charli'e Lawson had 22 PLANNING COMMISSION OF This l>usintll is bti119 cotlduc1"' llY • STATE OF CALI FORNIA FOR THE CITY OF Ptrlntrll'>IP. THE COUNTY OF ORANGE FOUNTAIN VALLEY E. T. l1Mv An~ points to lead Pa rsons. 10·3. CLINTON SHERROO. Tiiis •latemrnl flied w11t> ,.,. Ccuntv Ne. · J wh'J R M h JI J•" 19 SEC RETARY Clef• ot Or11noe Couf\IV on: ~ .... 19fl HOT1Ct: 0 11' HEARI NG OF l"ETIT10N I e on ars co ec C\I Jtul>l lll'lld Or•ne-Co.111 C»lll Piiot 8v 8tYtt!Y J Mafldoll Otlll.llv Counry FOR l'R084TE OF WILL ANO FOii !or Albert Lea. J 1n111rv IJ, ltn \u.n Clerlc. • LEnERS TESTAMENTAllY )--------------' 1"1Jt11 E'llle ot M1(HAEL C. MATTIS. al.o LEGAL NOTICE '.EGAL NOTICE Pul>lls.hed 0 no Co.151 Dtllv P,111• knc;iw" •• M c t.\ATT1S, •ISO known t• '1 1 • Mij:HA.El CARROLL MATTIS. ti"' .-------;;;;;-------1 ':':~=·~~·~·~·:·c':'·c~:'..' :":':'---~~="c"~' .• , •••• <"'ONEL MICHAEL c. MAl·'l---------------1 ~ ,,,._ F!CTITIOIJS lllJ$1NESI "" LEGAL NOTICE TIS, OeetaHd. NAME STATEMENT NOTICI' TO Clll!'DITOllS OP NOTICE IS HEQEBV GIVEN lhat The follQwint per$0n 11 dcll!V bvsrn9u aULK TllANSl't:ll AND Pa!rlt•I L0\11$.e Gr•v ll~s fllfa!e ol will 1nd tor OP' LIOUOlt LICENSI OR. NAME STi\TEMENT 1nuance ot Lener• Tes11r·19nl1rv to Pelo· LICENSES The following 111rlOllS art doing tlo1>er, 1eterenct !o wnlell i• m.aoe lor NOTICE IS HERIEB'Y' G!VEH le !ht l>ui.lnes1 111; rurlhtr PAt!lculars, an<t that t~e time end C•td!tor• of H11t1ce 8. Price SOc.ltl HARf!Oll: MOTOR HOMES. 91) Norm olece n! ~e8ring 1tw. tame ~at bttn set S.Cur\l'r No '~·16·1151, T••ntleror and H111>0r 8oulevard, S11>ta An1. lcr FtDruarv \ 1971. At t •:lll 1.m., In tne l k:t11se1, who!Ht b\J1lness tddrtH 11 :1201 Jerry C.1v, 1"811 Calle El Toro tOu•troom n! OeparTmrn1 No. J Ql ~id E. P•tlllc C1111t Hlwty, In ti!!! Cl!Y OI Grandt, fl Toro, (alllcrnla 91.UO cCOJrl, at iOO Cl~I' Crnttr Orovt W~S!, In Corona dt l M•r, Ccuntv cl Ortnve, Sltte Bernie Clavlon, 1645 Ptlm Lane, tti~ Cl!v o! Santa Ana. C1llfornla. d C1lilornl1 tt6'5. 11111 I l>ullt lr1nl!•r. Is Anallelm. (all!ornle '1!03 Oattd Jinutrv 1!. 1912 •""'' to H m~ to Francisco J. Gtrc!t Tllll lluilfle•• 11 tieln1 conducted bv a w. !' st JOHN, •ncl G11..Salu11e G•rcle, Tr•nll1re. •n<t Limited Pa1tnerslllo. coun1v Clerk lnltnCll'd lrenSIUff, Wl\OH b\J1lne1s t d· Jerry G•V AOl>lrt L. Humpt\r1y1, "'"' 11 31'01 E. P1~lllc Cot!I Hlw1v, In Thll sla!amenl 11\C'd with 11'1t Counly ISOO A<!tl"'' !hi OIY ol CorOfll del ~r. Coun!'f' OI Cle•• of Or1n9e Cou""" on : Dec. 10, 1911. Co1!1 Mr1•. C1Utornl1 '1n• Ot'rnoe. S!aft of C•llfornl1 9161', Ely f!evtrlY J. M1ClllOX1 o.puty County Ttl· (llt ! SIO..,,SO Tiii! Pr-•IY Is dtKrlbed In -••I IS: (ler~. Allorllf1 for< Pttltlontr Ill' tl TUSTIN CAI! CO. 'l llLUE 1. WHITE CAB co., 10()1 N. Loe1n. S111ta Ana. Gorden P, Witglns. ?11 Sapolllre, 111100~ hland. Tni• builntss ls be!ng cond~eltd l>'f 1n !n<tovioual. Go•f!cn ~. Wl~lns Tl'llS stMrm~n! fill!d will! !hr County Cler~ ot O•anot Coul'Tv on' Otc. "9. 1911 , 6v l'otVfrlV J. MadCo~ Otnulv Cauniv Clerk. PlJll13 Pul>l•!~td Orange Coast Oallv P11c1, Janu11v 1. 8. JJ, -n. ltn J.10•·11 LEGAL NOTICE ,\II 11o(:k In tr1dt. Incl' INHholfl Im· F·1Cftl Pul>lilhtd Or•nt1 C~•I OailY Polo!. pr0\>emtnt1 ol • certain 11on111c1.._ 11Ull!lc Pul>tlslled Or•no"-Coe5l 01111 Piiot. JtnU••Y 11, u. 10, \tn lM·n•l--------- 1811,,, Olte• llu1intU kngwn •• Chill Pep-J11nu1rv 1. •• 1i. 11. 1912 1'~11 --FICTITIOUS llUSI Nl!:S5 "' No. • 1nc1 loc1ted 11 mi E. P1cl1ic LEGAL NOTICE NAME STATEMENT co1\t tilw•v In 1111 c11v of Coron• dtl LEGAL NOTICE Tne followlno ~·son 11 oolno l>uslf'tn Mer, Countv ol .,,........ STiit QI -mi as: MIRACLEAN CARPET. ORAPEllY & Ctlllornl•. •ncl 1'',"11f' l!>t ''k!llOwlnt HOTICt: TO CREDITORS SU,ElllOll COUllT 01' THE UPHOLSTERY ~ERYICE. l:N. E. 11th •lechflllc tiev1r1" I ee'ltf cor cen••Sl. SUflE RIOll COUllT OF THE ''''' ., , •• IFO•••"•• On Seit Gtn1tr11I Numbrr ~1-SltH. now " Sr • CMta Me .. lssul'd lo DremoHS IPClltd II l10l E. STATE OF CALIFOllNIA ll'Oll THt: COUNTY OF OllAHGE Danitl (l&Ylon Scl'lir, 20f Ft•nlttl, I c I I I Ill I THE COUNTY o~ OllANGI NO. A·71•51 Co•on• de! Ml• •,Kiie 0•1 , ~w~v l!lorC •, ~r.msrs Ht. A·71•2' NOTICE 01' HEAlllNG OF r lETITION Tllh W>lntU Is 1111~9 tcnd11t•ad l>Y .,, «•led t i J10 • IC e ~I Wly n Etltlt o1 l/lll:GINIA Y. F AKE Pectll-,.Oil "11:0BATE OF WILL AND FOii: t!>t City ot Co•or>t de1 Mtr. Caunlv ol Id • LEnElll TESTAMENT•RY INl•v•cual Ortntt. Sl•le cl C•llforn!• NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VEM to lllt E51alt 01 JENNIE (, PAT'IERSON, Da'loet C. Seller Thi! lht -I ot llU•cl'llH Of'let r erf'dltorl ol "'I 11btl~t n•m"' dKfllfnl Deet1sed. ci!~~· :t~lr~,r:::~t ~':::v °':'"' J~n' c-lclertllon In conneet!on wllll U d thit 111 11erson1 l>avl1>9 cl1lm1 •••Ins! Tiit NDTl<E IS HEll:Ef!'Y' G!VE:N !ha! O ( fT•nsl4:r o1 .. 1c1 Ileen•• lor llctnsesl 100 ·~ 1 111 Bv f!t~erlt J M1ddo•· Dfcutv lcl tru 1 lncludlno !ht etllmaled ""' lllct<'ltn ire tl!<NlrtCI lo t th..,.,, Sit~ M ftrtanf! n11 tllt'd nereln • Clr•k !' wrntd 1 :nti OtYlblt 11 1111 MJm of wllh Ille necu .. rv YDUO\ltl, In ll'le ctrlct oe.tlllon !or protwt1e ot will and !or · F lSUO ~ 100 DO. which confllll Ill Ille tollowlno: ol lt>r cit•~ of lllt etiove 1nlll!td courr, or lssuanc• al LP!Ttrt Tt•t•menlar• 10 lne Publi,lll'd Or~niie C~st Otolv Pllct. C•h iu P•r-t UCll Coro~ dtl Mir lo crestnt ll>en'I, wll~ tht nte11 .. rv 1>tt!tlontr ''~rencP. To "'""" 11 "'"'' for Janu•f'I 1, is, 21, "'· ltn •:i.n Otf! K ;, 1 N '11inoni 11 M.OOOCO "O'-'Che••· lo "'' ullde"lontd at lSO E. fur1.,.r Ptrloeul•ri. And ltiat th• tlrnt '""'.1----- P eel ,.cc !'Ill•~· 125.000 00 nll!I ln!.,:11j 17th Strttl, Sul!• 111, COJll Mt51, CA ol1c• o! h••rlnt lht 1~mr l'l~s l>~t~ set LEGAL NOTICE rom is Y · · ' lor 1 m21. wr>lcl1 ls the ol1Ke o• b\Jtlnesi. of !or J~nuerv ;5, 19n. al 9 30 & m. 111 the ~rlrt1.1111~':''1>~brnte~!:~ ";.,,1,,.0 1119 und@rslgned 11> •II millers 11trl1lnlnt cour!•OOl'l'I o! Df'p~rt ... •nt No l ot ••'d"----------- c ~· l>t • t, ' cai.h. t1rlor lo cl~ to !"-11!1te ol 1•ld dfcl'dent, wltnl11 ICOJt court. 11 100 Civic C'n!tt Orlve We~t, In l"tC TITIOUS I USINISS ~::o·:o 1 , mCl'llhl '"er lilt first p11b!lc•tlori ol lhll tl>e Cllv cl Stnt• At1t. Calltornl•. NAME STATEMENT An ~tttir bus!MSI nl!mtl ftnd •Cldrll'9t notlc•. Dtled J•"u#r, 7, 1911. 7~~ follow•nt per.en 11 ooln• bullntH tlMd Ill' ,,.. Tr1nlf1rcr within tllt" Ytll•I Oiled Jar••,..., '· "71 WILLIAM E SJ JOHN. IS : I • 1 ll>t ROOGER T. Fil.ICE COlmlV Clerk 0 1. H SERVICE CENTER~, •lt Wes! l•lt Ol tl IO tr II nown ° Allmlnl1!r•tor ol '"' E1lllr P•RllAHO I PAllll•NO 191!1 ~!' Co•ta Ml!H. C&ll! 91671 'Tr1n11frN •1• Tr.a. Winch. 212 Ell! ot the 11bov1 ntmld d.cadtnl nto Wlti.ht a1vd s u SOI ·c;..,rqe S~trwood Dant. fll' N. W11t Fourtl'I Slre1I, S1nt1 An1, C1Ulornl1. Ill. 'ttllll DlnsmMI' Ltl All"I'':. C•ll~rlll~ :.Ou 51 , Anll~tlm (&Ill. 9180 Thll 11 Ills M ... ifltfd "-lwlln lll!CI AllOMllY II L-Tth UUl .. J.)4\t 'Intl 1>\11in'n II Wl~t COn<'l11t!l'd bY l ft Ile.,,.-. tnd ln11nclld lr•n1t1•t;-11 rf-SSt 1. 17tlt 11., St1fl1 111 A!ltriwy1 ,... r .i1111111r lndivldu•I. oufrtd IW ttc. 2C.14 ol 1fll IUI Mii tnd COii• Milt, CA '2627 PubllsMd Orlftlft C...1' 01tlv l'Jlet Gto•Vll 5 01n1 P roft"lon1 COC11< llltl th• e1nslcllr•!I01"1 cn11 s•nw. J.1111,,.., 1 10 u un tun Tiii• s111eme11t llltd w1111 1111 c1m 01 fOf lhrr ''•1'1114:r of u1d bl/llllftl •nd A!t1Nr11' I-or Af'"lnlstnhlr ' ' • O••nte Co"J~'"' ..,. J•n. 1. 1•11 Iv 81V· tr1nlf1r el utd MC9nst 11 lo 1>t ..-id onlv P\lbllllled Or•nte C1>ttll O•llY' Piiat. LEGAL NO'J1CE erlv J. M.odoo, Ctourv CGunl~ Cl•M< •fl« u ld 1r1nsltt' N 1 belfl -l"O\"tl:I tlY J ino.i•rv 1. 15. u. 7'. ltn Jl•7' , u1n ulcl Olptrlfntr\I o/ Alcahctlc a. .... r•Ot -Pul>ll""" Or•nOI Co.11 Otl!~ l"lto!. Contrcl. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI! TO Clll DITOllS T~•I • ni., tr1nll1• Ind •lllff'ltl'l..,I ol Ht. A·11tQ JamJ•rv I. IJ. n, "· 1911 :»-n ,,,. "'°""'kl llKI! Jn trldt, tl•tvrtl. $U f'llUOll COIJllf 0 1" Tl'lt: ---------- eciulllfl\ll'lf .end 9llCld "Jn Gf nld 1:1on1...,., surl!lttlOltt COUllT DP' THI! STATI OP CALIPOlllOA i-Dll LEGAL NOTICE wtll tit lfl.ldt, 1nd the c-ldlr•tlon I TATI OF CALIFOltM1A POii THI COUNTY 0 1' OlllANGE ~-------l!l«tlor lottlt'>lf' will! IM ,on1IW1ll011 TNI! COUNTY Of" ORANOli Est1t1 11 MARION P. PHIL,L,ll'S, STATEMENT 0" AaANl>ONMfHl 011' tel' ""9 tr-'9r •nd ••~"""""" o1 ll'!f 1110, A·71"4l C*:foHfld. U1E OF l'ICTITIOUI aUSINliSS NA~I .,_...14 lktnll let \l(!lntfl) It lo Ill NOfK:I OF NI AlllNO Or fllTITION Noll(t 11 htrtby' 11 .... n lo cr..,lton of Thf !ollOWl"I lllf''l<lnl ~1¥9 •ba'*"fd CllllWl'l'llNll4 on ... .n.r "" t111 d•v °' FOii. ,lllO•ATI OP' WILL A.NO "Oii lhr. •DCMI natn.O dK"""I !11.t 111 -""'' ot '"' lftlltkm b\Jsl1111t ,..,,,. J lllU.,,., 1•n. t1 nw ·-lllowfmtfll L.n'I RS TISTAMI HTARY , .... ..,._, M~lfllll el•lml •t~1n1! "'' 11·d BRATT41N i\$$0CliTIES ,, lXM W•" II' Ti. l1r« Ill Clllfot'nll, N.A. ti .0 Wl""1 llecwdlrlt ••• rmulred to "II ""'"· •111'> (lrrlf!'lonlWlllh AY"-"'11. F-u 11 tr I en. Cl\lle Cotl!llr Orlvt W1st. 111 !tit City II E1t.t1 of HAii.RY JOHNSON, ctlal•Md. lllt lllC'llttrY wCOJU..tt. In 1111 ofl1ct ot C•l110tnl1 '1..U. l t nll A"•• C-l'r of Ortftff, $1.,_ of NOT!Cl 1$ HE.II.El¥ GIVEN ltlll Htr-11141 Cllrtl. 01 lllt •tlo\lt tnl!!llCI tourt, or 'lllf flt1IU00<1 butl ..... 1 !'lflf!\I "''-"I'd IO C•lllorTlll, OtO'<'IOld "''' 1119 Dvfi•lrntnl " GoldWI" JollnllOll Ml fllt<I Mrt!n • lo OltMnt !l'ltm Wl!ll 1111 <W(t1&1rv llloVt' WIS l•ltd In 0••11 .. (OUTllY on JUl'lf If Allllll'IOllc ~-C111!~ hU ..... llllOfl !of Pf'Obllt al Wiii •n0 lot ,,_,...., II !flt U'IC!t-rilellf'd 11 lht olflt• U, lt11 ~ •Id tr•n•,., ot .. Jct lic:MM. l1tutntt If l.11111'• Tt1tMMfll•rv !ltot!d cl Llfldttrom,. llebl-. LO""H •l'ld 1uno. •RATTllN CONTRACTORS. !NC Dt tild Jl'lllJlry lo ttn w1""9l lo '.tfll!oowr. rtfw-nc1 to whlcl'I ''° loo!,ltll l'Mrioftt Slrftt, No. 110 Lo~ f!'IC'ct1>0r11td rn C•lll«~l•l 13114 W~ll l'ICW'IA I. ,,l«i I• ~ ,.,. f!Jrlhl'r ••r1kt1!•rl· tnd ·~•I AnNll1, Ct1ltor<1l1 ""''°' 11 !ht plll(f of (Of"MQl\Wfll!~ A\lt'llW., u I I. r I a fl. Tr•11t,..._ 111111 \,lc!ln* !tit llc'M al!d oi.c. II he1rl"9 ti!!! Mn">I t1U1lnt1' IJf the unOtrs!tllld 1n 111 "'""''' (•llfornlt nt.U •• '""'"Wm. Nllllrson M•"""' ,., , .. JMllll:f'I'"" 1m, ., t:JO HM~ln!n• Ill It'll .... ,. cl 111ld c1«~111, SIDNEY WEINllEltG, 460S Arboo" ~-lll'Y 1'11 lld 1..m .. !ft IN CAtrttOOtf' ol Oto•~• No. w!lll!11 lour montn1 1rt1r l"'t flrtl POllll<• Ro.I. Loni 8tecl!, C•lllornlt "*If flr•rKIKO J, Gtrtlt J IJf ._Id «Jillrt, •I 10D CWI~ Clt!l4t Cr! .... lllt\ of tl\lt l'IOIJCI H.liR~Y S,. COOHEN. 5"' Ckt.tft Tr1!'11flrN .,,., Wfll, Jn tilt City of S1n11 AfMI, C•l1lor11I•. 0tl9d J .... 1141'\' ,, lt'1 .1.1191'!\/f, SI&! letcll. CllllOt'flll fCl1IO '"'""" l'r1n11'trw D•f.., J 1nv1f'I' 1. l•n. JOAN '· CA.MEllON, M,t.l( COONliH. Jf.U c ............ ClulJ Gutdtluclt O.,cl• W.I. $1 JOtiH, •Jltc:~lrhr !If 1111 Or!ll9. Long INC.fl, Cttlf0rrtl1 fOI01 Tr•mfl'llW 4fld CountY' C11rt WIN of n lo ~ Thi• bl.It!,... ••• unwc.lld Ir( • lpltfldld ''"""'" 11101111.T IASTMAlll u111111,_, lltll!Mn, Ll.tll •M lt1ftl Umlttcl •l'INllfll•. TM l•llt ., Ccllff.,.,.lf, N.A. '"' ".,..,. a Wf.. ""'' )(11 "' '"!fl , ...... llrMt. "'" Jll H•""' s. (..,...,,, 81 Cf¥k C .... Dm-1 Wftl Clllt• i!MM. 04~• let A"ltfM, Clllftnl4 0.Mrt4 ... ,,_ ,..,.. A"" O llltr'lll• "* T1h en •• ....,. AH.,..,.., .., l1.c.tt11 ~ I M"" k ......,.. ... ...,._, Mr h!fllMer PR~ ruttlltflld a.. .... Cout O.ltr ,1klt flloltllltMrd °'"'"* C...'1 Dl llf r 11a1. "'*".,_, Or1~ C.Mt Dtllv ,011111. 1'11M1tiltd Or•l'IM Cu~ ,_Vf u, 1m 11'°" Jl!Mn' 1. It. ••· l•n u.n J•l'liiffY Jo ll. 12. 11. mr ., n J~ J. tJ. n. 2', ''" ·-D111Y 1'011!. '..,. fie.Id (SI .I perct'Ot) for the tO· tire conte5t, after a mlstrablt' first 'half field soal effort of 2{I pen..-ent (five of 25 l. And many ol the misses came on easy lay-ins , which the Monarchs set themsel\'eS up for after brraking Servite's zone. defense by getting the ball underneath to the open man ln the low posL Both teams tried extensive pre!SSure tactics throughout with Mater Dei utilizing man· to-man full court c<lverage and the f'r1ars going primarily with a full court ione trap. The visitors, however, seem· ed to enjoy a little more suc- cess as forward r-.1ark Cam· panaro (15 points ! and 6-5 freshman center Dennis Smith 116 markers) drove freely much of the evening following steals by their teammales. Maler Dei also contributed to Ks defeat with 17 turnovers. l<nlllln H•rOICI N•n1v Green A"•m• Kllev Tell I 1~11• 14•! •• ft i ! " l l " ,, 11 M•l1r O•I !401 ,, 0 pf ' . ' ~ ~ ~ ~ y : ' ' , ,, 12 ,, l'or1 ~y Ou1rt1ri Se•vltt I 10 10 lt....16 Mtttr Del 1 l 11 11--40 Area Prep Wrestling Results V1nltv " '" " • l ~ ,.Ill. VtOty IMl !OJ l o1 At1mllo• ~• -Yount /Fl alnMotd' Brown Ill l : 11, J ~ -Moore CFJ Pinned Flook-Ill 11.S -St1195 \FJ ginned R1111t (Ll ' .. !lJ -Hu•lfll /Fl flf!C Beal Ill •.t 0 130 -J. Enos (F) ~ Sanner~ (LI. I• 136 -MOO'an <Fl dC!C Roblnton (L) .. s !L\"i i Hern"''"' IFJ p;rined Oueld 1,/!I -0 Et111s (Fl Ponflt<'l Fr1n!1 (ll U1 -Rust IF) dee f!••1on !Ll 5~ (lt1611 i.. Finkle• !F) pinned Mc01nie!s 1 Af' -M•l!ltr IF! Pinned roster Ill \9• -lll'<l'IPr IFI WOf1 bv lo•teot Hwt -L•rkln (F) P•nned Pootr (LI '~- Footllil! !JJl !111 Stn Clemenlt .. -O•v•tl fFI dK Tl>omts !S) ... •• IM -Jtnr.e~ IF)""°" on torteil, 0~~fs (Si,T~~7 be!Wf'tn Scott (F) i nd 5 lll -f!uck (SJ dK. Mai111n<t (F) .... llO -You111rn.Jn (Fl dK. ArrN!la !SL l·I. lo'?' -E~1ns !Fl doc. Ro .. lits (S), 10~3.1 -J1rm1" «Fl dee. J1r11tt \5), ltl -Nlclloll !SI dee. A50n (F) '-0 151 -T1vlo• [Fl Cite. o..we15~ isl. s.o. 164 -McAu 11 !Fl flee. Smllh !S), t· L lit -Korn (F) dK. Btk•• (~J. ~-0 19• -Meo1hof1r (Fl d,c. P•11tion fS), l-0. ""l -Romero (SJ drc, GayerlU !Fl. ·I. $1ddl1b•ck f:UI l\'1 U"IYtrlo!IY 91 -Flllt• !SI pinned Robinson CUJ 3:~2. J°' -McKnfollt IUJ dee Stellen IS! 115 -Gon111lr1 (S) f!K Ll0ttf11t (UJ ,. 111 -ll:lpo {UJ dK M1rlln !Sl ..0 llO -Wtrrtn (Ul flee Tt ldorc isl 16-1. U6 -Gomrz CS! de< Grieser fUI .. 1•1 -Wfbl11 JS) oinneo SO• ck (Uj I ''· 1J~6~ Bralldtlt\' {SI lie<: 0. M1roU1t lSI -Giii IU! dK llerr~ (St 9-l. ,.Ir -ee11on 1u1 P•nntd Ol>ln 1s1 118 -Jlmt! IS! dK can IV! !·2. 19• -Al~11nt ISl plnfled (re'OlD IUI ! 11. 1u~"1:1. -M•llOntY 'SJ dee OeR•OO CdM Ull U6l SA Vi tltl' n -A.rnofd (Vl Clet Sow1 (Cl 15·1. 106 -811ker [Cl uea Cll•Y•i IV\ '" 115 -Gutilt V) 'e't S. Cl••k (C 7"6: ic\ll•·iii. A;ulller f l olnntd f!«:kn'r llO -f!ltnPltd {C) Pinned A115rln II/I l :SI. 1:16 -Soto !Y) olnn'd S''" {Cl l ;OS. cc\•\.z v111nruer1 {VJ del J. B1~del ld -STtbblns (Cl plnn"' COVO$ {V) '. lVl~7lc50. W Cl1r~ !Cl clMned Tucker 11>8 -Gal•nlln• 1(1 dee Smith (UI 14-t. 111 -CtHY (C) olnnef! G•e•lil IV) 1 •5. ' 19' -Garrtll IC) dee Cu1111v (Ill I· flw! -llrown (VI dee C'.rffltv /Cl 17-l. IEdlton fJ6) (Hll E1t1ncl• 99 -W1sllb\Jrn IE1! Cite Anclrew1 !EOI ll·l lOtl -Kelll•r (Ell olnned Jaco1>1 !EdJ. (EIJ: lj"-l Mlll•t:" (E1l dK llenciVM9C lll -Rorie~ «Et) d1ew llktdl• {Edi "' tlO -Roeer1 (Edl oln"ed Dot11rr lEs! l :lll. 136 -Jlm Sweeney {ECll olnntd S..~ditr tE•1 1·•5. Ul -POW1!11 {Edi p/nnf!(I Gr1nllt l!''I 1:15. 0 151 -l'Kll {Ell) dee Murttv (Elf •· 11t -1S•t1ll•rt !Efll lie<. O. !.nva.tr !C1 .l ll.• 111 -Cotldwtll !Ed\ dee S1molon IEsl 11-0. 19• -01\on u:.1 WOO' bv •orltll, Hw! -LM IEfll dlK l(t"' (Ell 1·•. KIDS LOVE UN CLE LEN S.turd.11, January 15, 1972 JUDGING DIST~CE ON CHIP SHOTS . S.slcllly there ire two woys to determine how herd thl dub •hould be swunc on chip shots. Firs~ you mayldoptthesein1 technique that m0$! golfm use for Jor\g putts. Morely swing tho club with the amount of firm. ness that feels proper 'for lht shot at hand. Or you may usfl the ''spot'' method. This invotves selecting •spot on th• green. It could be a ·1eaf or a bleni sh in the sur· .face where you assume the shot must land if.it is to bounce 3nd roll the proper distance to the hole. Then simply stroke the shot hard e nough to loft the ball onto that selected spot. Either method is suitable; I know I've used both at various --stages of my career. I do suggest however, t hat you give each technique a try if you haven't already done so. You might find. that the method .you have been· ·u sing isn't really' the best fo r. you. Saddlehacl{ Nine Solves Pitching Woes for '72 Saddleback Co I t e g e ' s baseball team could only \1 in fou r Of 29 games in th<' 1971 season. primarily becau se uf lack of pitching depth. But that problem appears 1o have bee.n resolved as the 1972 season approaches and Gaucho coach Doug Fritz is optimistic. "Pitching is always the key and that's definitely o u r slrcngth this season.'' says f ritz. "I'm very encouraged by our pitching in com parison to las t year.'' Of the five lettermen return· ing fo r the Gauchos three are pitchers. They include right handers Bob B\ack!idge and Tom Berce and lefty Steve Hazan. But the best 0£ the Gaucho hurlers could be Tom Nelson. a transfer frorn San Fernando Valley State College. Nelson . a right-hander, pitched for San Fernando as a freshman last season. And incoming I res h men Mike Maes (Foothill). Terry Brennan (Mission Viejo) and Ron Jessick (Laguna Beach) should al30 help the pitching situation. Brennan is left· handed and the other two are right-handers. SaddlebacK is also solid in the outfield with S t e v e Carpente r (F'oothill J, Stan Lak (Tustin) and Greg Kessler <Laguna Beach) expected to be starters. Kessler ba tted .360 last season for Lagu na and was accorded all-CIF h o n or s . Carpenter and Lak were nam- ed to the all-Crestview team and both are regarded as good hitters. Other outfielders on the Gaucho roster include let- terman Doug Milten, freshmen Brad Whitaker (San Clemente) and Gary McKnight !San Clemente). The latter two can also play in the in· field. Blacklidge, the Gauchos' LIONS NAME SPIKE BOSS Dave Kurrie has taken over as varsity track and field coach at Westminster High School, re p I a c I n g Jack Hedges. The latter will continue as cross country coach and department chairman. Kurrie, who has bet>n .11n assistant to Hedges the past two ye a r s, came to Westminster f o 11 o w I n g a sparklin~ career at Dom~ inguez ~ligh, Compto11 College and Cal Stale (Long Beach). Kurrle 's personal best ever time~ in the dashes are 9.6 (century) and 21.3 (220). And he tur ned the J2().yard high hurdles in 13.9. leading htllC'r last spring I 333! may also see outfield duty when not pitching. Saddleback's biggest v.•eakncss v.•ill be the infield ~'here only sophomore Gary Jackson is assured a starting berth. Jackson, a second baseman, batted .283 last .season. fritz is moving players around, attempting to beef up his infield. Freshman Scott Johannes ( San Clcmenlel, originally a second baseman. has been moved to fi rst and Jack Gallagher (Tustin) has been converted from an out- field spot to shortstop. He and John Camarena <Mission Vie- jo 1 are bidding for the No. 1 position. Here's the Satldleback schedule: Sl<ltltbte~ ••HIJlll Sci..t111it WKI. Ftb, 2 -Ml. S•n Jtclnlo {home~ Fri , F.n • -R\o Hondo !homt J 1,,~J. Ftll. j -11 Gol<'lt~ Wnl Feo. 9·11 -O••~Ot (0&11 lourn•"""' Ul<1t rouncl OOl)()f>enl -S1nll Ant. 10.JO • m a! S1n11 An1 ), S11. Feb. 19 -Mir• Colli ll!Omtl, double,,.aeltr Cnoonl. Wad Ftl>. 1) -CYP.t•I /home!. Frl, Feb. 2S -Golden Wiii ll!Omt1. Tu-i .• Feb. 1' -Fullerton fhomt) TUii., M•rch 7 -t i $ovl-!•r11·. (~~·· M•r<h t -Gronmonr• TUii.. M•rcl1 i4 -•I J i n ••rn1rdl!'ll'. Tl'lun. .. M•rcl't. II -11 Cll•v•'· M1rch n.u -,.u111t1on~c -rntn! lllrst ro11ncj - FvllertonMI c.m , Bovttn 1r\1. Fri., 1ren Jl -Ortn(lt C~1I (home!. Tu-1,, April t -Rlv•rslll•' !hOmtl Thurs .• Aorll 6 -11 c11111ev•. • lUll .. Apr!I 11 -1t P1loni1r•, Thurs .. AprU 11 -Sou!hwtlltrn• fhomtl. lU11., ,\Mii 11 •I Groumoni• Thu"·• Aprll 'o -Si n 11rnlrd1no• lhomt f. T1111., A.prlt 'lS -Clrru1• lllO,..,.I T1'1111"1-, ,\prll 2i -t i ll lv1t1!cll• • Tut1 .• M•v } -Cl\tlltv• '"°""i TllU1"1., M•Y I -P•lom•r' lhomtl. All D•l'MI bltll" 11 2:30, 11nlts1 o!hfrwrw lndlc1tfd. ' cltnolff Mission Cor>~l!ICf 91mt. Gauchos, Boes Play Saddleback College, sparke<i by an upset victory Wed· nesday, can get back In the Mi.ssion Conference basketball picture tonight with a win over Ri verside City College. The tilt begins at 8 at Mission Viejo High Jn another JC game , Orange Coast bids fo r Its 'first South Coast Conference victo r y, hosting rival Santa Ana. That's also an eight o'clock game. Coach Roy Sleven.s' Sad- dleback Gauchos surprised Southwestern Wednesday 68- 59. to capture their first triumph in three conference tries. Riverside comes into tonight's tiff wit h a 3-0 Mission ret0rd. Meanwhlle, Orange Coast 11ttcmpts to get on the winning track against Santa Ana. Coach Herb Livsey's OCC Pirates have an 0-2 conference mark. Santa Ana is 1-2 follow· ing an 86-84 win over San Diego Mesa Wednesday. Prep Hoop Results JV l••••ll"'H M1•111ll1 l~JI U4 ) P'111nt1l11 v111n Kl11<1r1t1 ll•l F ()0) GfnU11 Coln jd F UI R.ot1uic• ~ 11&) C (•) T, Ad~m• lleldl« (•I c; !l l KtNl•lell: Roa~ {I I G (7} M•lll,_. i=-1111'1 V1lltY te:Mlroe 1ilbt1 Ht!· lltlll 6, Lldtn.lttlll l. H•lflfrflll F-wnt.ln V1lt1y 2l, M•t-nolll It. '"''*"'" h•ttNn ,,._.,. ,,,, llifl •• ,. .... Yli'!OttN (Ill f' fltl 11' ... n (•fl'>Uf! 1211 " 114) ........ ..... Ctlfll ti\ C f7l ll:M't Jt..,.,._.,., C1) (; !4) adOc>I l/aldf'I (Jl G (J) Ot~lrt'!Pll Ntwporl kOtlnt 1ullll S.fflt Gib> t0!1 2. 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'" . ' "' 3 1 ... , 3 1 2Sol t 2 1M 1 ' '"' 1 2 'tO I J 71? 0 ~ 111 ...... ,., '""'' l.1 H•_,,• 73, llu-P•rk JI FuU1rton n. """...,., • SUIW'IY Hllli ... Low•ll '5 Tm 14. S•v•flfll 11 OAlllOIN GllOVI LIAOUI W L "' • e l't4 ' ' .. t I tfJ ' I lie ' J 112 I J 171 0 J 161 rr1111'1"1 5,., .. ,. •o m "' "' n• "' "' '" .. ~· "' "' "' ,,. "' "' ll1nd'ol ,\l1mhoo1 f(I, U Qu\n11 ti Glfdtn Grev. 11. 9ol111 G•tndl 61 I.DI Am19M '5, ""11-00 S2 Rustlers Win, 68-67 Gol~en \Vest rolled to u, firs t Southern C a 11 f c r n i • Conference basketball win Fri· day night. but lhe Rustlers ha d to hold off a last second Cypress rally to do it. Coach Dick St r i ck l In ' 1 Rustlers won by a 68-67 margin. Colden West held the lea d throu ghout the til t w I t h Cypress making numerous rallies. But coach Ezra Van Horn's Chargers were never able to catch tht Rustl ers. Cypress scored Its last two buckets with less th•n 2!t second1' remaining to cut the !Ina! margin to Ollf:. Freshman a:uard Gary Orgill and aopftomore fcrward Jim Anderson 1 p 1 r k e d the Rustlus. Orgill canned 14 or his 11 points In lhe opening ltaU and hit lour In a row from long range mldqy through the fi rst 20 minutes. And Ander90n finlJhed with 22 point!, had 1 batch of i leala and grabbed o!f ti rebounds. Tea mma te Jlclt Kelch also bad 11 caroms. I I . -. I ' I I [~ Ii It DAl~Y PILOT ·-SatiM_,, JllUll'J lS, l 972 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Week's and Year's High, Low, Oose AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE .Week's and Year~ • High, Low, Close • :2:: ~·If.·~.-~ . • • il + " + • • 22 DAILY PILOT Saturday, January 15, 1972 Landscape Potential Townhomes Set on Gendy Rising Tiers Avco Comm11oity Developus, lnc. continues to develop lta oceail-vlew land by beginning consiruction of what it calls "townhomes -oo -the- creen" in Laguna Niguel. To be named The Sea Ter- race Townehomes, the $8 million, 2»-cluster housing community is so situated that to perctnt of the homes will have a panoramic view of the sweeping south Orange County mutline. The 1'on-the-green" concept ls the result of land planning which closely relates the townbome with recreational use oC the land . According to Don T . McMullen. director of marketing for ACD at Laguna Niguel, this means that there ts a blending of the structural architecture with open, green spaces to give both an aesthetic beauty and func- tional use to the land. He said, rather than placing one house on one small lot, ACD, in thi.! development of 50 acres, bas used the entire set- ting of a rolling till top to cluster homes in a coordinated visual appeal of gently rising tiers. No more than three units are in a cluster. And, the max· jmum units per acre will not exceed 4.7. The homes flow with the contour of the land rather than to be set in rigid rows. "Side yards are allowed to widen, to take free forms, to form wedge shapes ,'' McMullen said. "This allows for interesting landscaping treatments and gives an open feeling to the total com- munity." The sea Terrace Townehomes are located near The Shores of Laguna Niguel, a private community with guard gates, on the north side Owners Get Home Mail The Jong daily trek lo the clubhouse to pick up the mail bu ended for residents of ~ntempo-Laguna Hills. Residents of new, larger, permanent mobilehome com- munities, such as the Con· jempo development, were af· fected by a post office ruling last year which restricted mail service in new mobile borne parks to bulk delivery at one central location. Efforts by mobile home in· dustry leaders, i n c I u .9 i n g Contemporary Mobile Home Corporation, developer of the two Contempo parks, led to the post office department re- evaluating its ruling. The new. liberalized delivery regula- tions were announced i n How to own a Golf"Villa . for only$238.93 a month. It's time to visit The West Nine golf coun;e area of Laguna Nig1,1el. Only a few homes are left in this beautiful place where living is fun and easy, the air c!di!', 'tf't~. . . ' beach near. And now for just $V8.93 : ' a month, you can enjoy.the many great benefits of owning one of our Spanish~' inspired condomiJ:lium homes. The chart shows how it's possible. Cash Price ....••.•• , .•••••.... $26,500 Down Payment .•••••• ,,, •.•••. $ 2,650 First Trust Deed .............. , .$2-J.200' ' Paid in 354 monthly installments of $146 (including Principal and Interest at 7.25,%). Annual Percenm:ge Rate 7.75o/0o Second Trust Deed .•..••...•••. $ 2, 65 0 Paid in 59 monthly installments of $19.93 (lncluding Principal and Interest). Balloat payment of $2,525.45 due in 5 years. Annual Percentage Rate 81,4% Total Monthly Payment (Principal & Interest) ••••••••• $165.93 Mmthly Management fee & Insurance: ....•......• : ..•••• $ 28.ob· AppmximateMonthlyTaxes .. ,..$ 45.00 T~ $238.93 How to p t he,.. Take the San Diego.Santa ~Freeway (Hlghway 5) to Crown Valley Parkway. Follow Crown Valley Parkway till you see signs that direct you 1;1>:'lb<: Wtst ~ine!' Follow the signs till you gli here. Our plll}e number is (714).496-3628 or ,. 83(}.5050. . 1he Ylest Nne . ®In Laguna Niguel • --· • '*7ilfhm~O. !-lot. • Ljke ss,soo wonh. $5,500-thal's the value of the standard features included in every Niguel Hills home. For one of our $27,950 homes you'd pay $32,450 for a comparably built and equipped home. Our list of prime- quality features is a long one, but here are some highlights: front landscaping and sprinklers, hand- hewn wood roofs, nylon shag ~arpeling, copper plumbing, cast- 1ron and porcelain tubs and sinks • . . drshwasher, choice of stone or brick fireplace, double-door entries ..• well, you get the idea. You get all this and more at d~lighUul Niguel Hills. By ll)ore we mean clean, crisp air, With a touch of salt tang in it. And you'll enjoy the view from your hillside property and being so close to beaches • golf, riding trails and shopping. And of course there's always that little matter of saving $5,500. What more can we say? We'll see you this afternoon. • .. _ •• 6:-':z:.l!J .. -~ "' ' • i ~., ' • ~--·-= -·-........ _""" nfGaet bflls ~I Laguna NISU<:I from $27,950 • A beautiful, new, 3 bedroom, 2 b;tth home • Freedom and privacy of a garden-patio design • Front yard landscaping, including a tree and sprinklers • Shake or shingle roof • Dramatic architectural designs • Complete block wall fencing • Luxurious carpeting in your choice of colors • Draperies throughout • Built-in dishwasher • Built-in range, oven and disposal • Concrete driveways • Underground utilities • Shopping, schools and recreation nearby • Other plans up to 4 bedrooms, 1 and 2 stories, dramatic fireplaces, family rooms, enclosed atriums, and more. EXCELLENT FHA, VA, AND CONVENTI ONAL FI NA NCING 'Mesa 'Verde 'North Sales Office : (714) 546-3335 I ~ :-;:--+-:+ .. "'''"''""'"""" ..... I ........ ••el••· .. .· . Beal Estate Questions and Comment by Realtor Randall MeCardle I'll be finishing up colle;e In February. I Im cott!- 1ldering getting into the re1I e1t1te bu1ine11. Whit kJnd of ·person succeeda In the r11I est1te bu1int11? Whit qu1liti11 should he poa1e11? ,. T. S., Huntington B11ch The real estate agent is much more than a sales· man. He must be well-versed in land values,_ construc- t ion, and financing. He's got to be the kind of a man \vho inspires trust. And he should demonstrate a sense of .civic responsibility because of his vital influence on community growth . . lf you are the kind of a person \vho likes hard work hl.lt doesn't want to be chained to a desk, if you're will· ing. to study anything from technicalities of zoning to complex factors which make up property values, if you li ke to meet and help people -there's a place for you in ·real estate. ·. You'll be expected to have a banker's knowledge of·fi hancing, a practical grasp of contracts, and a mind rea·der's knack for discovering whether young Mr. and M(s. Smi th would be happier in a new split-level or the big';·,comfortable house on Elm Street. . You ought to become the kind of a person who can make something more than an educated guess about the Jong-range future of real estate in your area. To do this, you11 have to learn what makes your community tick- the growth potential of its business and industry, mas- ter . plans for land use and development, the tax struc- ture. and laws affecting property. I understand I c1n s•v• money when I sell my property by Mlling by the installment method. Could you please explain whit I must do in order to qualify for an in1tallment 1ale? M. M., Costa Mesa ·.;-J;lriefly, in order to qualify a sale of real estate for the~;u,.stallment method the seller must comply with two cort~~ions: not more than 30 percent of the total sales prie,!·may be received by the seller in the year of sale,""°"'"' an~1.he seller must specifically elect th e installment !-· rneSJ.od of a timely tax return for the year of sales. ~·:the election is made on the seller's return by a sh~!ng of all the facts relating to the sale, including r thd:lotal price paid , the total gain to be rea!ized over the:Ute of the contract, and the pro rate portion of the gatij:laxable in the year of sale. For further information, sed:J!ou r CPA. · ::iDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCardle is the president of Mt Real Estaters. an investment analyst, college lecturer an~Jiuthor of "Real Estate in California." Send your com-nu:>!ti and questions to RandaU R. Mccardle, c/o the DAILY Pit.OT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92627 • . anc1w California Sets On-site Office :::. :10 a move to keep pace with 8dfflerating development at lt;iOcho California, Kaiser Aet- nC=established an on-site sales aiJ;I; real estate brokerage op- ~ion January I. according t6• lln announcement today by ~ Hall and Doug Kullbcrg, *4iser Aetna's vice presidonts fit: land and community de- v<si>pment at Rancho Ca\ifor- nlp: !:fhe new Kaiser Aetna sales olftce, operating ~nder t.he !)c:ii.e Rancho Ca 11forn1 a St6J>erties, will handle ~ene~al ~ of all property, pr1mar1ly ttir:>ugh cooperating brokers. Jti,jt said the new Internal lliqk:erage operation will max- Jidh.e opportunity for ~cipation in the growth of ~ncho California by real dtate b r o k e r s lhroughout ~thern California. '.;i;o1dwell Banker Company, fl!Gtors who have represented ftincho California as exclusive ~ agents since the i~- 4ittlon of the 87 .~acre pr~J~ in December, 1964 , will ¢ditinue to be associated in t'> sales program as a cMJiperating broker. • all said a director of sales inistraUon will be named ead a sales oWce located ... • llfovu Vp . :iiihn Pralsler. a use :irchltectural gradualAI, :11:now director of pur· cbaaing and uslslant • VICll president . ot COll- •trucllon for lh• Buc-cola Company ol New· port Beach. at the Rancho California Plaza. He will coordinate all administrative operations of the brokerage office with the staff of salesmen a n d cooperating brokers. Located i n southwestern Riverside County and adjacent to both Orange and San Diego 1··••,.;;1~,.i. Counties, Rancho California's vast expanse or land is bisected by inland Highway 395. It is three times the size of San Francisco and five times that of Manhattan. At year-end 1971, sales of p~ perty will reach more than $65 million. From the oUtset. emphasis has been on agriculture at Rancho California, with a gradual change from cattle grazing land to m o r e sophisticated uses such as citrus, avocados, vineyards and thoroughbred horse farm s. Now the. community is fast developing residential, recreational, commercial, and industrial areas. Kaiser Aetna Is the real estate tlevelopment partnership of K a I s e r Aluminum and Che mi ca l Corporation of Oakland, and Aetna Life and Casualty Com- pany of Hartford, Conn . Village Inn Motel Sold Purchase or the Village Inn Motor Hotel in Laguna Beach has been announced by Gll)I Taylor, a spokesman for Caillornia Theme Resorts Inc. The purchase was negotiated through the offices of Newell AstQctates, r e a I t o r s , of Laguna. Taylor reports that CTR will move its u:ecutive oillcel from Anaheim to the ne" Laguna location. Taylor l.s director of development for this group "'1loh specializes In the development of hot.I pr<> perlles. He will .....,, u general manager ol t h e Vlllaie Inn during the Initial phue ol operatlon.t. For the put four years Taylor wu · 1enenl 111<1 manaaer of the 1,000..room Dlmlyland Hotel. Ho la _... dent of the Soutbem calllorn1a Hotel Salts Man111r1' A.sloclatlon. • MAN mees NOT LIVE BY REN-VALONE ... Rate Yourself for Home Ownership at 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 Country Home Condominiums YES Do you make over $650 per month? Are you fugitives from the flatlands who would like smog-free fresh air living in a beautiful hillside setting? Do you like complete recreation facilities conveniently available, like swimming, horseback riding, tennis, handball, hayrides, golf, volleyball, billiards, to name a few? Do you like shopping centers, libraries, churches, restaurants, theaters, medical-dental facilities, hospitals in the immediate community? Do you like "care-free" living with more leisure time and without the drudgery of exterior maintenance? •. Would yoµ like having . o~nership in a maintenance-free·recreat1on tiullCUng, swimming pool, picnic and barbeqtle area, all in a park-like setting, just a step away? Do you like property that has proven appreciation in value year-after-year? Do you know that you can't write off rental payments on your income tax? Are you dissatisfied with where you are presently Jiving and looking for a better place to Jive? KEYTO QUIZ • NO • .. YES· 2-4 C'mon out! 5-7 Start Packing! 8-10 Call the Mover! 2 AND 3 BEDROOM ~ (714) 830-0690 FR0~17.700 FHA .• VA •·CONY. VETER~~'$.Q DOWN $J78.10 TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT• 'Typical V.A. Sale: Plan E. Cash Price $17,700. Cash Down Payment SO. Move In l:;losing Cos! Appr01<lmately $600.00. Unpaid balance of $17,700 in 354 successive e qu al monthly payments of $178.10, including principal, interest, estimated taxes and homeowners association dues. Annual Percentage Rale of 7.5%. l"tltlOsoC llt.lu•l lftflll:tn~ V"+. At~ 11y lflKlal P"'"'IMlo<I of N MiMlon vi.Jo Atporttr. "EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES" I ,, .. U ·°'4iLY Pli.af I 'J'" I l'llM Janu1ry 1 Poland, Donald e . and Katlllean J. Emm. Jcwca Eaton and K•n"'tll ·-.. Mt?tr. Gr1111 1 .• Jr. "'1111 H•lan J. Cl'lr1tfl•• O.wn F. and RolM<I L.. Whltak•, Donna JNn 11111 Gtr11cf L., Nrc:.Wf/l/HW, Ell11blth and J•'I' Pl'llU!p Wllkle, Jotn I. 11111 J1mes E. OIS1. JtmH Edw9rd and M,9ry Eltlltr Ke!MY, OarOflly Edltll and Siiiy M•lvln ~er, D1v~'.Rlctllrd Ind Vlr1lnl1 Par• llatlgp, Gl..W. HoYeli..1111111 c111r J•rry .111 a.nano. Guroo Pl'llll"' 1nc1 Aus1u1ta H11ett C.lcl, Ir-G. and MlcllMI 0. HatllfMI, ~ HlldtNrd arid ROew~~..c:-::..:.-=- HNdfl, &onllle JH11 INI "-1• rt G~ ---,-1 . W1ltldl.-1Nrf\ lfllf l'tul, ... J~ Pfl.ll llN•\i"""''O'"""~Ol•1 ~"':. ~':, : , • ,~ J111Uarr 11 •V V1r\11llO. JUd'I' D. Ind EdWard Garfield Cr1t9, Cllttord Nichol11 1nd aarbara L.'l'ne111 TillYI!', Marian 80V1lr and ltotien "'"" Griffin, Mllry 11!d l•wr1nu J. H1rbotk, K""-nelh II:. and lnbel Diaz. Judltll lr1n1 Ind Inn Donlar, Jullt J, aNI J1ffrev·C. k•lltr, J°'"" A. Ind hftr l , Ntlrflalcl, Stllrltr Lat1Mt1 Ind Ror l. llvlllt. J1111 Otborlll L.YNI and Paul ·-' Lewis. MlrM l" •nd Rlcliard'Dean CLlnw, Laura YI tnd Earl J, · Kln11111w. LIWl'll!Ct 0. .no KllhY s1m .. ,Do1111c1 Ray and llttlf Lou Lowy, Sendra LM.llld Gary L• ··~It. ~~d~.'!!1 ~~L · .. H $'1'dl'lll .T~ p ,,.·--· _ l Gfr1ld JOMPfl ~ Mlrla E , ct Mf and 1rd A,. A ,.IM!i L. Ind Oal) M. L d-. LI~ Mt INI ll:lch1~ D. COUl19f, ~1),;_and ~ E. Mdt.enzlt. <t.~-Mel'llJI o. Moihfr, N.ttNr R11Pft. Sr, and Dltt HtrdntY. ~YI ... nd J.tw.11,.. ,k. Ford. a1rtier1lllH11111d Thornl• RoDtrt, Jr. i ' k111, !&alt¥. arld·l!rfllllt K .• Ill Wilson, ~ Mlfll Ind W1rne Carlton ~ DeM!l'I, Vl111lnt1 D. Ind WllH1m w. INT'lltLOCUTOll:'I' DIClll!l!S Enffl'M JlllUlt'Y 1 Sl'laftr, JoMPfl G1brl1I ind Therftt \r(llhelmln1 t"IN)k. Erma J . al!d Roblrt a. Ci.rloff, ,..._rtln 1NI Anr F ... antr1ff, UtlUlll Cflrl1th'll 11!d H111t ,flieftr. _ .. .,.. • ., ,,... ..... ~-~ .. ~ D!al'll M. arlf ~ Gtorvt ()jtnl1111, Cecil itelmOn,. Ill 111d ,,,.nett ... II , Ndt\Ullln, Jernts I". 1nd DllOl'"H A.. \l(lllon. 0.1n A. 1NI Dora Mar11rtt GM!"°" Ila Mtrla Ind Heiwy J~ Suwn E1rl1 Ind EdW<lnl II. I. KM. Jahn A. end Mldetlna H. G«lfdl, Cllldff Mull ~ V•rr.on ldwlnl ' ' •. tt:ta'nkOI, Gtrtrd JollPh trid Miry Lou Stl:lddtrd, Jorry R1y end K1rtn 111111bltll • : ·Crook. 81111 Allen Ind Mat'Y Elalne el'iodWiw. Ror ~!" 1NI OOMt Loul .. *•ntrre, Ml'fr •LorrllM Ind Oolllld \.lvl1111slon S"'rt' Mlrll'o'n IC. 1NI EdWtn £, C"'*" C1rclyn J . 11'111 J°"1"" C. ~ Feri'ler, Ford Wllll1m #Id ~ elllabetb fllNAl dtClllll IRIWlf JlllU.,.,. 7 fHWftellda. ll1bel end ""11111 l4"1, 8trt'lll MIH)'O Ind o.i"'ltt ". w.11n1m 8,..ult, Cltmtnt A. aNI Btrblra lit rR~ll. Jenet V. lnd Orin J. 11-•. Mldl111 ll:ol:ltrf 11111 Suil!I ~ Edlll M. tnd B!ll F, COilltlW, Waller John and T .. NH lod o .1o11n1 e. anc1 Rott t. -· Ml,., ""'' .... I,.."· 1 Jolln ' " ~ Roti.rt J~ Ind "" Ml P fton. Satrr J. 11111 G.1rv R, ~· Clral Ind Dorllkl .• • • lhkO<:k..C.ulla J. aNI 01vkl c. "' Mlf1fMr. or1v11-w ~Tills ,1"Nltl, Syl'ria A. arid A~ F. _..MOft. D9!fltld I.ff Al'ld LyN11 $1.11 M9'11'1> alfW J, ~ Frid lfliirn.. Derr\11 J, Ind Lyn O. .,,..11. Frtllk J •• Jr. Ind GrlCI L, ...,.,,$hll'lltt II. and Adeior. L. ~ Fradll'Jdi WIUlarn a 11 d '"-' , Ar)rlta-. AlllVtflrll-'-t!ld MttN'"rtf ....... L..,.ic, MW" ft. arid' le"*' A. Hlfl;Q. l'lfr'tdt L. ft Jdul W. J. ·• ~ TilHt, OOMkl J..,_ tlld Htvbo YUNI' ,_., Tem' U. Mlf fMry l.uctli. •Yt•-,. ... I --. - • WhlJ• Tftey l.osrl .' · R-ooii"i>iYiDER .JJoor to (.eiling frame with 24" ~-• deJicotely carved panel. ll""'ti'.ealy~fo install-all . . ·~ hardware 11 included. :·O UG. Sl•.115 :SAVI $7.001 $795 SAT. & SUN. OHIYI Vinyl Plastic WINDOW SHADES • White embossed, 4 gouge vinyi-<omplete with wooden roller, • Up to 36" wide. REG. 99c 59~. SAT. & SUN. ONIY/ 700 Onlvl '/2 11 Thick 0 EXTERIOR PLYWOOD • 4 ft. x 8 ft. weathercroof ·ptywood for all your outside building proiects. . _ ~~!t.Y.-8~1h aidtt~~!hot ,1.,1 ~Uf.~ero look-..,:, ' -,.. '"I. ..~ ... ~.··· • • y . , .. ,, f,....y., '·:fAYelf .$2.40 $259 SAT. & SUN. ONIY/ e Bem.1-0-matlc<I' PROPANE TANK ' . • Replacement cylinder fits oll standard stoves and lanterns. • Stock up nowl RIG. $1.39 99'~;, • , SAT. & SUN. OlllYI •••• Aerosol POWER .SPRAYER • Sprays ony liquid anywhere al the touch of a button. • Sprays 1.6 oz. cif paint, iniect ~ gOl\Un spray, vcirnish & windOYf 'Cleaner. • • - RIG. 69c ~ 4 9, " 0 •• SAT., lo SuN. ONLYI lxtra Large -•/2 Gallon FOOD CONIAINERS • Use os a freezer container or for lefl-oftf' s'torage. e .Snap ligJ;t covtt \ffPt freshness In. REG. 1~ While • 9 C Tiiey l.o•rl . 11 ' ' SAT. & SUN .. qNIYI 24''x41"ll.l/11' Tltlck PEG.OARD ' ' 'ANAHllM HURRY ••• HUIRY •• ,;BARGAINS: GAlOlff: • 8 Inch Flllgrtre ADAPTER LIGHT •Makes an attractive fixture out of an ordinary light bulb. . REG. $1.49 O PLAsiic'Gl:ovEs • Great for messy jobs--ose them once-then throw away. • I 0 gloves per package. REG. 27c . 19( Pkg. of 10 ~-_. 1 '·.. . ,IA[· A I'!~~~~!;~. A : iDD.A:ffiSr·:'~~ W • Vinyl plastic host remnants- 1 0 to 15 ft. long with brass coupling ....... your choice of .Yz" or%". =~~· 69~. SAT. & SUN. ONIY/ SAT. & SUH. ONIY/ a Naval-like Jelly · '6J RUST REMOVER • It's easy! Just brush it on and spray it off. • Use on most surfaces, REG.77c 59' SAT. & SUN. ONIYI Space Server , CD TURNTABLE • For easy to get at storage in refrig,rotor, cupboards or bathroom. IEG. $1.29 69' SAT. &.SUN. ONIY/' STP" OIL ADDITIVE 11fh ltocer't ld9•l'1 • Keeps your engine runn1ng cooler, quieter and longer. RIO. $1.19 11' ~ I 2 DAY• 'OMLYI • DOll'1 MISS our Oii 111/S SAU/ 0 IROtiiNG 0BOARD . HOLDER • Keeps ironing board out of sight. RIG. 77c , 66'· SAT. & SUN. ONIYI S9', "tt..• • ... -ll''. 121/2'' ... ·e. u.~!,~!.uoy" in bed, etc. • Heavy gouge metal tray with folding tubular legs. RIG. $1.19 79' G> Stackable . . !!~.~!~!~~ .. ~!.~ . .- what hove you, • Unbrttakable plastic-" easy ID stacf, ' 39' REG. 69c SAT. & SUN. ONIYI, 'J~-I • •r!~~'~!!!(~ '. • ~~"' •froo-12 tF>Qnges "' pockagli. RIG. 69< • 39:_, Sfll, A SUN. lllill"1 J e SCREWD~iVER SET • Includes 3 Phill\ps & 3 flat 1crewdrivers~ scfewstorter, awf, oveni1e hondljt and plostlc case • REG. 77c 44' SAT. & SUN. ONIYI 90.'Doy PET ·FLE4 COL~j • Works for up to 3 months-also olds in controlling lkks:. . . -~ • Universdt ..sf1.-fits mos,t 1~og!-' '_z~ RIG. 9tc c:..gc i;:::-:;7 WOWI " , SAt. & SUN, ONIYI AlsorhHI WRENCHES ' • Drop forged, chrome plqted wrenches in many popular sizes. • Choice of combination, open •nd and box. . 24'' Long STANLEY® LEVEL • NNI SturCfy atuminuml e Ki,ng sizt vials for. htwiz9TI•ol & '(ertical • t.Veling: E~y.to r11e1d 'andrf~P.l~67able. .WOW/ SAVi .' ' Ri,;tf . ·.· '' '$ 99 . . ·,SAT. l.SUN.·OHl~ ,. e 6 no~dip,." pt~ic .cOvered steel rod1-fql,d a~ay for compact, tidy stor'ste. •. Folds for extra storag• In ~itChen, .bath--cinywherel RIG. $2.99 $149 IAf~& SUN. OM.YI SAVl'$1,50/ , ·• ~ lb.~fill-durable mountain · cloth cover. • Mildew & water resisfanl vinyf bottom cover. · 'llG. $6.49 $499 . SAF. & SUN. ONIY/ 15- $TORAGE' CABINO • The perNct storoge unit for small ... pom. fOot•t etc. e Heavy oaUge stMI \ .... • , -_ftame wUb.dear -ploslk drawen. • ' r llG/ $4.it ··$2~· UT. A SUN. ~ I c ' •' ' ' • • • • · ... \ I .Ii.. • • .. ', 1 • • • • • I "" ' •.. .. . • I 1 • '• . # • ~BUY :·, FROM . OR.ANGE -COUNTYS CHEVY DEALER Rl.HT <NOW ·you CA 'BUY A NIW, '72 CHEVROLn FOR 'LESS THAN THE '71 's WERE AT THIS TIME LAST YEAR . . . AmOlllll ot Taxs ... 1np Amount or Tu Sa'riags NOVA . . ~ ~ ' " \ ~· . • • .. ~··· ~ ' '"~"--. . ' ... , . . . u ' . Coupe (V8) •••••••••••••••••••• J$209.00 Sport Sedan (VS) •• ; ............. 211.00 4-Door Seda.Ii (VS) ................ 208.00 IMIW.A . SportiCoupe (VS) •• •• •• , ••••••••• $150.15 SPort Coupe-(6) ...... , .. • .. • • • • • 145.15 4-DocxSedan (Va) •••••• ,,,,, •••• 148.15 4-DoofSedim,+(6) •••••••••••••••• 143.15 • c-Oupe (VS) ••• , ••••••••• ,.,..., ,,.,,..,$138.lS - Coupe (6) .••••.•••••••••••• , ..... 133.15 4-DoorSedan (VS) ••••••••••••••• 140.15 ; • 4-DoorSedan (6) •••.•••••••••••• 134.l.S ' ' .. .'.71 CORVEm<E·Stl~y ·WJU TRADll'" Cpt. 4·tpd., 'oif.'P.$:\' AM;fM, ' ,., I;~ rtm, f~c:t •. w1rr'111ty. C!llCYN)\. ~) ~ '. , ·i71:NOYA;c;:o;,119:,, '. · . • YI, ovto.,,P.s :;-1ir, r1dio. IP21JI) . ' •.· i70 ,IMPALA Spt. C6upe · · Allt•.; P;S., P,l:,..r1dlOt oir; •JSO cu. ln. VI, 11:• fact .. w1rr¥tv· lt•SAKSJ $2699 $2499 . . . . ~~~+-~~~~~~~~~~~~· '1 'C~RO COUPE : ' " 70 1107 b.111. Vl,?olr, P.S., 1uto., r1dio, $2999 · ' Kirn. fi1ct.,w1rr1nty,.IP26li41 ' , ~· .• '. • 1 LS CORVET.TE·Coupe Ui R1dio, 4 1P.,ff.,l5.01c:1.111: VI, imm1c.ulito cor. CPJW7161 170· · FORO squire Wagon • :·6 pis._ C.r i1 lik1 n1w. R1dio, 1ulo., r P.S., olr, lu99. r1c.k, lOl61ELJ, 1-w.9· DODGE 01rt Cpe. Q R1dlo, P.S,, 1ufo., VI, vinyl roof, 1ir cond. IXXN9-401 16ft CAPRICE 4 Dr. Sadin ii .Ai{ cond., P.5., tlJt whool, r1dio, 'iffnyl roo.f. lYWS9ll) Custom Coupe (VS) •••••••• , ••••• $196.00 SPort Coupe (VS). .......... , .... 193.00 Sport Coupe (6) .•• • •••••••••••••• 174.90 .:;'M:;·:=llO;:;;·=----------S~ Sedan (VS)·· ••• •.·••.••··• 195.00 Kin~ood Estate 3-Seat (VS) ..... $228.65 4-Door Sedan (VB).•••• ......... • 192.00 Kingswood Estate2-Seat (VS) ••••• 222.65 4·Door Sedan (6) •••••••••••••••• 174.90 Kingswood 3-Seat ~· •• •••• •••• 214.65 C.Onveru'ble (VS).. • • • • • • • • • • • .. • 206.00 Kin...,ood • c-t cvs ·208 65 ' 6~P ~ ••••••••••• • ap.· All! .. 'Fownlman 3-~t (VB • , , .,. , , ••• , 210.65 4 Door Sedan. ' ~"'' ' 0. • ~82 90 ilfdwiljman 2-Seat ( ........... 20(,65 • ~,.., • • •• • • • .... • • 1 • Blooltwood • c-u:s> " i~ 65 'Door c...11-.:...• ~ °' I•' 65.9() ~ ••••••••••• • ...... ..,;x:uau VJ• ••••••••••••••• I ' Conc6urs Estate t.£\lB) •••••• 1 .SS Conc\JUrs Esta~ (VB) ...... 186.55 (1ope(ius ~t,, {V8) ••• "'....... 182,55 Concours 2-Seat-(~,.,, ........ 176.55 Greenbnlr 3-Seat;' 8) •••• ,,,, ••• 176.55 GreenbFier2Seat 8),,,,,,, •••• 170.55 Nomad2-Seat,(Vi)8) ............ ~. 163.55 CouPe· {V,S)~.: .. ; ..••••••••••••••• $183.00 Nomad 2.Seat· (6) •••••••••••••••• 158.55 $2099 $3.199. '70 EL CAMINO 6 cyl., 1tick, R., I i97:i-4Hl $2199 '69 EL CAMINO v .1, ~R., P.S., A1.1Jo., .. Air. 142611 E) $2699 ' ' ' -,7-0_l!K>,,... -vA.,...._c-•• -ee--.....-,-. ...,., --,,.-$~. , 'ii o ,..,, P:s. ',, ... OK, OK, OK. 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'68 CHEVY Sl'C"":VAN"'' " ~""" 1-I,. v.1, P.S., ,Autot. 2 S11t. ·c 1ottter I '~2299·'::• " I ! . • ,, ·' • ,: '69 FORD' % TON VAN ··V·l,S.R., Auto, f6l214C1, •. ,... . , Pit.up:. 6 tyf., 4 1pfftf, R., t9" wtltol. i169,c°AilRICE ~·~ · , $c1t49ft, i 1&9 V.OL"5WAGEN Clmper $2899 . , ... . , 70 RANC!IERO , V-1, R., P.S., A11to., Air, ll7744fl • 'Z,11Ttlt·t l:, P·"(iM-1, 1lr, vinyl '•of. i, 1,4 7 -• •-~ .. ima•·i1 • •1 r.,.f-.f. w1matf.'.IJ\IJPFI 1·· '• • l I ,.,_,o, •u,.r /"'•• ~ ! , 1 [ ,-t,' ' l .... I _.,,.. '-''-~-'"-'-'-----------·, 9' CttEvJ Bel 'Air .•· .. . $·,., ' .179' GRANO PRIX ,. $329'9 '.6 '4(0,. ••illo, P.,., 1ut.:a1tc111llCl!'IY'lKJ;6) 149tj.+ ~••· ..:111C1.Ji, 11r, P.S., vi11yl r•of, ·... 1 1 ' Rtio. f1lf, w1rr1a,Y. Aulo., rlfllJO,•..W, : , ~,012 fltil,1 1 106J41 Sio1910111 cir, \. ;t--'· ft'·"± -,,. -! ' • ' " '' ~1t1P,:\LA 1Qls'r!'i''c · ' ' ' ' • . ·ClAMARO Co .16t].s. .... 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' l~I Gonorol Goner•I golf course estate big canyon five bedrooms 0 family room D 3 baths 3 car 9arag1 D 3 fireplaces 0 corner lot 24-hour security guard gate • Ith bedroo'" :1 1ec1udtd t11tl hti ew~ b1th for pei1ibl1 1u• 11 gu•1t 'eom or 11rv111t'1 qu 1rt•ri. • this home is bein9 finished now •nd 1hould be availeble in mid-f•bruery • 26 h•rmite9e l1n• •t royel 1t. 9•org• reed, newp ort b11ch,,. It•• thin $100,000, • ' " dr~~J by encl 111 it, thin cell owntr et •.• tele~hone: 644-1140 G1ner1I Gener ii BEST BUYS UNDER $30,000 FIRST COME FIRST SERVE On this outstanding 3 bedroom 2 bath home in Costa Mesa. It ha.s a ....._,or .. _,., .. _ ...... G1ner1I Genorol General . NEW! MACNAB· IRVINE SPECIAL TOUR DI' FIN ER ALL YEAR FUN IN THE SUN ON THE BAYFRONT Exquisitely decorated 4 Bl~. 4 bath. Mediterranean home \V /pier & slip. Only 2 years new -$169,500. ALSO ... 3 BR.. 3 bath -$129,500. Dave Cook 642-112~5. RUSTIC REDWOOD - BROADMOOR 4 BR., 2•;, bath home. Beam ceil· ings. skylight in family room . French doors leading to secluded backyard. $79,950. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 2724 Wavecrest, Co rona de! Mar. HARBOR VIEW HOME Popular 2-story. 3 BR. + FR. Portofino Model. Wall-to-wall brick fireplace, formal DR. Space for addition a I room. Lois Egan 644-6200 MESA VERDE HOMES I INFORMAL CHARM I Shop th.,. "S..t Bill'>" In . I one of Oral'Jie Count)''• moat Sunny LR., Ocean V1ew, beamed desirable residentiaJ ueaa. ceiling, used brick fireplace. Glass wall to sheltered patio. 3 BR, 21 Undcr S30 Thoosand and a baths. Room for pool. $53,500. beaury. 3 Bedrooms, nicely OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 1420 : !11.ndscaped, \Vell caN?d tor. Kings Road Cliffhaven. I All tf'rms ro buy lt anyway ' J you hke A WOMAN 'S TOUCH Vo . 11 . h Luxury & convenience throughout ry anxious se er Wit one · b · D · ot the nicest homes for !he this custom uilt home. ramat1c money in thr are11, .t Bed- 2-storY entry & massive stone fire: i roomi;, nice Family Room, place. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. Lovl"ly kilchen. Could as- 1001 Hampshire Lane, Baycrest. sume at Jh%. St!ie this one. YACHTSMAN 'S COVE 4 Nie~ bedrooms, and Fam· · · he . , Uy Room or :\ bedroom!, Live in the art of America S Den and a Family nm. yachting activity. Famous racing 1 ready 10 flt ynur family. yachts frame your view of beauti-· Lota Of ch&r:nln& ahut~r•. . Roman tub in bath, la.rr• ful Newport Harbor. Four diverse lot wHh boat or tn.1Jer ater- homes to please your taste. 6 Bayp &&"e. ''0" movt!i In. front lots available fo r your own B ,.1 1 Alrl ho 1 h . SJ' .. 1. JI• ea.U l U ~ Uffi me Wt creation. 1p pr1v1 eges to ,;,11 • beam cellings, 4 ~room11, Large lots. Quick access to Harbor j family Room and Den. Up- entrance and local free"·ays. OPEN etaini playroom, 3 bt.tha. Goi>orol * * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. * FANTASTIC 3 UNITS On the water in Newport! 2 Brand new spac- ious 3 BR & one 2 BR remodeled. 134 Lots. Dock. fireplaces, ireat location & priced to sell. $169,500. New listing & won't last. 3507 FINLEY OPEN SUN. 1·5 DOVER SHORES· VIEWI 3 Bedrooms, family room and office. Com· pletely redecorated and landscaped. Like new & ready to move in. 3·Car gar. $79,500 2042 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 WESTCLIFF • $79,900 Have teenagers? Need LARGE rooms'? Then see this one! 5 Large bedrooms + a 20' x 40' pool & Jacuzzi. Near the best of schools. ' EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLI Waterfront Opportunity! Owners of i brand NEW luxurv homes w!U conaidef in ex- chan1e: your smaller home, land, apartment bldJ&, or Trust Deeds! Or will le~ll/option. Eaeh one has 4 BR. FR, formal DR, 6 study. Kitchens fully equipped with the most mod· ern conveniences. Fully carpeted. Spacious open plan. Reduced • $143.500 each . 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 •: .. '/ I• f ,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 11 s u n k e n Ji v i n g room , en r - 'UTOPIAN 60' BAYFRONT DOVER SHORES. Pier & Float. Serenely sophisticated 3 BR. home, 40' LR.. large FR.. wet bar. Epl· curean kitchen, 2 patios; a true delight for living & entertaining. Price $129,800. Call Bert Fehren . I Shake roof. Sp.aetou1 end DAILY -1841 Bayside Drive, araciou1 Uving. Compa.ra~e Cdtvf. homes 1eUlni for much more. See for your5clf. HAllBOR VllW HOMIS • $61,500 New offering• Fabulous near•new·4 BR home on beautiful corner site. Fam rm with fire- place dining rm & S baths. Expensive Karas- tan cptng & custom drapes. M3ny extra fea- t11res. The land is included. t I ' ' ,, OLD CORONA 6 bedrooms, 3 bath Estate. Fantastic View. Fee Land. $135,000. CORONA HIGHLANDS S Bedroom. 2 baths. familv room. 0001. ~4 $S8,500. Open House Tbqtaday & Fri· dal;1·5 .. J • . . 540 ' DeAN~ .. HOME & INVESTMENT REALTY 3425 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 675-7225 General Gtntral BAYFRONT CONDOMINIUM In "THE BLUFFS." Lovely 3 bdrm. SPLIT· LEVEL "TOWNHOUSE," 2lh baths, formal <!ining, thick shag carpeting, Billiard Room. •57,900. Belle Partch I 'YiATERFRONT, flER, B~ACH $85,000· ·· I. .. Open Sun. 1-4; #29 l!all>oa Coves ' · Xiu;t see! Top 1ocation. ~pacious 4 bdrm, !t'iiiily 1oom. ~ining room; Lanai. Fun home. .Redecorated & ready to move in. <D)\Brlene Whyte OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 University Park. 16021 Gillman Be sure to see this spotleS! one level, larre 2 bdrm plus small den home. Sborp! $36.900. Chuck Lewis BEST BUY ·BAYCREST One of our finest EXCLUSIVE adult cared for homes. Immaculate 3 bdrm. with formal dining room & family room. Call for ap- pointment to see. $79,500. Bud Austin SPECIAL BLUFFS Condominium. 4 bdrm. 2 baths on ~uiet street. Overlooks greenbelt. Owner anxious. $36,500. Harry Frederick. NO. LAGUNA OCEANFRONT Super custom architect DREAM HOME. 4 years old. Dramatic ocean & city views. Sv.'im & boat from your door step. $195 ,000. George Grupe SPACIOUS CAMEO HIGHLANDS 3 bdrm home in immaculate conditlon. Sil· uated on corner lot with a beautiful pool. Al so acreS< to privaie beaches. $69,500. Eileen Burlson OCEAN VIEW $57,500 Choice Corona del Mar location with kev to private beaches. Sweepin~ view. Pocil size yard. 3 bdrm's plus formal dining. Hur- ry. Bill Comstock OPEN SUNDAY l·S 3 bdrm's al 1518 Dolphin Terrace. Rare finrl tn tip-top condition in Irvine Terrace. lt's priced to ••ll at $53,950. Jim Muller LIDO REDUCED $159,000. 6 Br, 6 ba. FR. DR. Pool, 3 car ~arage . Ultr> mod. kit. 5500 sq. ft. Gracious living on ideal section of Island . Bob Yorke 833.0700 --Coldwell,Banker 644-~ ......... $J0 NIWPORT CENTEll ·DR., N.11. ly Pilot l1aified Ads for lotion ••• Call 842-5671 ' ner lot, boat or trailer access, doublP. car ga. rage 11.nd pricf'd 11.t $24.· 950. This one is too good to lut -Hurry. 3 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM TAKE OVER $23,900 Subject ta existina FHA loan. Be11.utifully done added family room with cathedral open beam celling, brick fireplace, larize lo!, J<rrat family are11.. Fu ll price $23.900 I -won't last. YOU GET ALL OF SOMETHING "VERY SPECIAL " i\ Dover Shores custom home. 4 BR/3'h baths: Cozy paneled FR w /FP -wet bar. Deep shag car· peting, luxurious dbl. drapes. Sep- arate breakfast room, large heated pool. Walter King 644-6200. OPEN )iAT. & 5UN. 1·5 p.m. 1034 Pesca· dor, Dover Shores. "HAPPINESS IS" this immaculate 3 BR.. FR .. DR., 2 full bath home. $42,500 including land. Betty Kerr 644-6200. EASTBLUFF 2901 CATALPA: Open Sat. & Sun. ,1·5 p.m. 4 BR ., FR., View, cover- ed patio. Ready to move in. Many extras! UNIVERSITY PARK. Spacious! 2 yrs. new! Great family residence w/20x30 LR. Tremen- dOl,lf master suite! 4 BR's. Las.z:lo Shatkany 644-6200. A PERFECT VALENTINE Curl up before a glowing fireplace in the sweetheart of a home. A 2 BR. secluded love-nest. $31.500. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 409 Glou· l cester, Costa Mesa. COLLEGE PARK Trim, newly decorated 3 BR., 2 bath, FR, corner lot. Used brick I fireplace. Custom drapes. $31,500. Lois Egan 644-6200. I COUNT THE STARS HARBOR ISLAND -South Side. Huge LR .. dining I CALL 6'~0303 NOW. MAKE k . h & · , AN APPOINTMENT F'OR area, 1tc en · master suite all ' YOUR O\VN PERSOfl.'AL overlook the main bay. Completei,Y 1 ~lESA VERDE TOUR ro: remodeled. &lip for at least a 65' DAY. yacht. 4 BR's. 5 baths + maid's 645-0303 suite or billiard room over garage. '!'HE PRIME Newport Harbor lo- cation. Tom Turner 642-8235. OPEN , IOl/l.\J L Ol~O~ " , .. , SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. •23 Harbor i-=-===...:==== Island, Newport Beach. /"It isn't worth ltll" SEPARATE HOBBY HOUSE Cried the wl1e man wht!in A home for living -4 BR's formal 1 Manhattan Ia.land told tor a P·A 'TO qS ' I song and dance, plus a DR, 3 baths. $47,000. Betty Kerr l!trlng of beads ttnd a few 644-6200. dollars. But it coulrl not be HIGH ATOP THE CLIFFS OF DOVER SHORES said about !his 4 ~room home, only 11.a mile from the ht>ach. Call us now. 1 ~12·2.'i35. \-O} THE REAL ~)l E§TJ\:r.~:~s A sweeping view of the Upper Bay. 1 NINE NEW I van Wells custom 1 homes nearing completion. Choose your finish details now! Model O'PEN DAILY -2006 ·Galaxy , CAN'T .. F1ND 'IT? Drive -OR CALL 646-1550. ' ----- 1 tr \VTLL eurLo your dttam BAYFRONT INCOME l home. Have staff for com· Live on elegant Lido Isl e and en· 1 plete home pacakeg. joy Income & Depreciation 3 BR. I home & 2 BR. apt. + maids room I Put your ronfide~e in our & bath. Giant wine cellar _ play I 49 years. of quality custom j room. $199,500. home building. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX See example or product at T\vo 4 BR. studio type apts. -over ! ~Galaxy, Dovt!ir S~res. 2000 sq. ft. each -2'h baths. Pri-' Ivan Wells & Sons vate patios -separate garages. 1 Well located . Betly Kerr 644-6200. ' • 642-2511 • 1741 PORT SHEFFIELD OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 A LINDA ISLE BEAUTY . $145,000 Luxurious decor In thlJ lovely 5 bdrm home. Paneled lam rm With wet bat plus a formal din lnt area . Covered courtyard entry. Plumb- ed for pool. Private dock & slip. NEWPORT BBACH. S64,500 Looking for beautiful panelling, imported tile, rallery for art collection. dretm kit- chen. hu~e office or Cam rm? Then call us to see this custom built home! DOVER SHORES· $119,950 Fine waterfront home for the small fam ily. Large LR overlooking extensive decking for j?racious entertainin2'. Pier & slip. Great view. Cheerfully dee." Call for appt. INCOME AND HOMEI $72,500 Corona del Mar (New Orleans style) u.,. gr:adtd 'charminc ownei:s'· h~!fl* pl!J~ upu1ual inc. . , 439 HELIOTROPE OPEN SAT. 1·5 ATT'N BUILDERS! CORONA DEL MAR Last opportunity to find 3 full lots (fee simple) with older hui goo d 2 BR home. Priced realistically al $95,000. Level 1 Block to ocean. Su bordination wi th 1/3 dn. CORONA D&L MAR INCOME . $61 ,950 Great location! Walk to shop. 2 Separate units. 2 BR !rt unit w/frplace and NEW 3 BR. 2 bath rear unit. Good income. 418 POINSETTIA OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX , $69,500 ' ' ' .. • f 1 •I '1 • J I 1! .. " ! , THIS FOR $25,450 1 A panoramic Bay View from a most attractive Condominium . New expensive cpts. & drapes. 2 BR., ,2 bath. Heated pool. Elevators, 3 LOVELY studio type apartment&. 2 Bdrms. in each. 1 Bath in 2 units • l'h baths /, fire-l: 2 attractive homes, sep, fenced, oa . place in 1 unit. Built-i n range, oven &: dish· J NEED A TAX SHELTER? I I 3 large bedrooms, 2 spi- clous baths, complett!ily remodeled built·!!'l kitchen v.•ith nev.· dou- ble oven. Beautiful neu• hi-low pile carpet throughout 11.nd 11. cov· ered patio complt!ite with built-In brick bar·b-q. Namt!: your terms - This is a ifeal home for the money. See it NOW~ MESA VERDE 4 BEDROOM $27,900 Outstanding value tn Cost11. Mesa's be•t reai· dential artoa. 2 full baths, built-in kitchen -all terms available F'HA, VA or Conv. \Vh11.l else can we 1ay -1ee it. one Ige. R·2 lot. 2 BR's, 1 bath i washers. Really sharp. 6 Garages. !':' each. 3 enclosed garages. Good · Sit'n on a Suitcase 4232 EAST COAST HWY. OPEN Sl/N. 1·5 • cond. Walk to shopping. $39,500. Ownec pocked aod ,...c1y t<> CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS' I' nderground parking. Choice 5th floor and Bayfront &E exposure. Dock space available -642-8235. BEACON BAY "'" G..,.t live bedroom Dover Shores • $49,500. l • ., family home in Univonlly Lioda lsle • $69,500-$76,000-$85,000-'100,000. \1 Park nt!iar schools and poola. 1 Ne~·ly ~corated. Master Office Oun Slturd•y A Sund•y ll Community Boat Slips -B11ch & T1nnl1 Courts. CHARMING GRAY CAPE COD ATTRACTIVELY PRICED AT On the beach. New & spotless -3 BR. -conv. den -fireplace in m.aster BR. The ultimate in Bay View and a charming private 2 BR. -beamed ceiling apt. Come see SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. •!4 Beacon Bay or Call Barbara Aune 642-8235. $210,000. $65,000 4 BR. -view from most rooms - air conditioned -vacant -cozy & ready to move in. bedroom is huge e:nd down· ''Our 27th Yt•r;' .1:, stairs, kids ~rooms up-,,.;,.,, co'"er 101 i."""' '"' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Fido. Owner asking $36,500, 2111 San Joaquin Mfll1 Ro•d , mu oNtr, CAll 646·TI71, bu! NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 bu.t really want& ou1! Su~ ''Ovarlooking Big C1nyon Country Club'' II hurry! '* ** ** * MACNAB· IRYINE Realty Company $35,9501 Oenerol Gtn1r1I Corona dtl Mar 644-6200 HARBOR VIEW CENTER 642·1235 4 Bdr. + 3 Botha • 1000 sq. ft. family res1denCt!i designed for 11ctive living It entt!:rtairllng. Family l'Ol'lm "'Uh invili.ni fireplace, built-In wife's de Ii I h t kitchen, diahwa11her. Thick padded expensl~ Ii h a & carpelin.g, decorator drapet. Planter boxe!I, full clining room. 84Ui691. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 411 S11word Rd. 1644 MocARTHUR BOULEVARD 901 DOVER DRIVE Penthouse Triplex. Ocean View. $79,500. NEWPORT BEACH lllF>•------------------ZLaWU:\SIW.P.LILl.JJWlUAalSY~ OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 967 S1ndc11tl1 '-'•n•r•I I Gen1r1l General Customized 4 Bdrm., dining room & den. Im- maculate. CONNECTICUT FARM HOUSE 2 STORY-NEWER JUST LISTED! Gorgtou!I "New England" ch•rm. Towering staircase lo uniqut!i loft style balcony. Cathedral beam ceilings. Cr"-ckellng t.ittplaet. Pub tavern kitch· en. "Bonus" family 1 u n room . Huge: magter 1uite overlooking exrra large pri- vale b8.ck yard. Won't last at only $34.500. Su tod11oy. 645-0303 111111 \I E Ol 'O\ . ... ["' ..... ~" JUST LISTED- 1.tff• R·l lot Off Harbor Blvd. $11.llOO, $2)00 Down. :j>..,lmtn11 1100 Ptt mo, ln- lfmt T'll. · O.Orgo Wlll/1maon REALTOR ~70 MS-1564 ~ * OPEN SAT. & SUN. 2-5 * ! TARBELL ORANGE Co,AST REAL E~TATE 1600 E. COAS'I' HWY., AT DAHLIA CORONA DEL MAR 6114 4141 1611 Tustin, Costa Mesa T'vo Early American Houses On One Lot. Brick Fireplace. New Shag Carpets. Open Beamed Ceilings. Income $395 Monthly. Full Price ............................... $42,500. DAVIDSON REAL TY 3116 Newport lllvd., N.B. 5801 W. Co11t Hwy., N.B. G•n1ri1 Gtntr•l 67:1-9060 644-n61 Luxury At 1 Low Cost This home is up&radtd throurhout. Cuttom carpet• and drape1 upgraded fireplace. Patio J" bath, hflll.vy shake roof. $29,,500. F.!l.A. or V.A. 147-8010. 1-Q) THE REAL \"" f:STATr:Rs ' " m.HO , E-n-loy_Th_e _Sec_url_ty CustQm Pool Home ' No Down-Mov1 In G1ner1f $41 ,950 ''SHOWCASE'' 2 yn. new 4 bedroom!!, 2 bathl, atep down llvlr1,1 mom, heavy beamed Cf'IJ. tna•. hup family room with invftina tirepla~. W i f e uver deluxe builtin n.na:•. ovtn It di1hwa1~. COvtred patio. &prlnk1f'rt. Near all convcnlt~. 962-1.ln. TARBELL 3, bedroom•. 2 ffpa.r&t• bath ol. this attn.ctt\lfi home. In a 1 , .. with separatt auetrt hou.lt:. home with bullUn nnp, rnott: dulrable area, In 1 6 BR. 3 BA, cathedral ctil· oven..o Uaht A ebterful Hunt. Beach. We ~ Jnas. •lOo .r ft oC eompittt lqtcbtn, Elepnt llnlplace. tltls P!'OPll'll' u "'"' ~· privacy. l'oo! equJpa1t In--IAYSHOlllS-Ura• oement polio. "'"" Pruod at jZ7.IOCI. 147-«nll dude& cttvin# boon! fo l\hlt· VI liW & POOL cx.tnt, dr)tV lncJud~d. Wu Hunt. 'Bcb. ~. Wa.WCroot CUit. hoJM, • t# 'O Tfll:Rl:AL "\. l 'S'l'/\ Tf:llli -· coebuBtdtnr ,.._~ $1~~· nt'o s bdrma. View from apt TARBELL , v~ner Al~·• o Y ""'""' IT Ft, !qi, sp&c:low STT,500. CALL ts:l-lTTI, RED yard, Rel. lo llllftOllO, • I Nttd ~"Pt\!"! ~ .. adl ., CAAPET Rf:AL'IORS. 1111 Grundy, 1111/tor Coll tMl4111. DAIL\' PILOT fir actloo1 Ml ~ NB t1f'ltll O•n•ral · I ~ Till' Fl't\I , t "1"1 1· .. • -.' I J' 1 -11-HAcHUNITS Xlnt """'· l Bii!. Ill ... i.r PYRAMID liXDWIGDlll Rl'JALTORS'-mm hr~•-lll lCMl!I ' I' I! r f ' •' ti ~ • I-..... !~1 ._I ___ ,,,_-__,J~1 -=1~-~ ... ~-~,~~1=-~~ ..... ~.l~~i ~1 -~ ..... ~,~~1 Gentr•I General EASTSIDE COSTA MESA TRIPLEX Absol~tely great for an owner occupant. Tree-lined street in quiet area, walking dis- tance to all shopping. 2043 Wfftcllll Drlvt 646-nll Open 'Ill 9 PM -~----- General "PENNY PINCHER" AS LITTLE AS $140 MO. A penny l&Ved is a penny tamed, but btlttr ~t ii ooWd be many SSS. Just take over ~nll -1n. dudes 1.-. NO QUALIFY· ING. 3 queen size bedrooms, I Step· aver kitchen. Many i extns includinc • clO&t to \ mchoola and ahopplnj:. Stems impoaibie tor only .$23,500. Better call t~r. 64S.O~ 101!1.\l I Ol\O\ ~.:_.,,,,~., DOVER SHORES Gtntr•t Pete Barrell f<eaftv pre:Jsn/6 MINI HORSE RANCH NEWPORT BACK BAY -Barn, stablo and 2 bedroom house. No down to qllalllylng GL $44,050 CRV. Call Mr. Wells 642-4353 NEWPORT HEIGHTS BAY-OCEAN VIEW -2 Bedrooms, dining room, choice area . 2910 Cliff Dr., N.B. Open Sal & Sun 1-5 Olllct Optn S.l\lrdoy1 & Sund•Y• PETE BARREIT REAL TY 1605 Wfflclllf Dr., N.B. Gtntr•I VA REPRO 3 Bedroom fiJCer upprr bar· &'a.In. Excellent North Costa MON location. r u I J price $23,500. ..,,,,.,.. can """ with payments I e 111 than $200. per month 1nct t:axe• &: ln1. Hurry ... Vacant • Won't lut Jiona. Cali 540-1151 (Open Eves) 1~:rr~~1 Payment Less Than Rent Wh ... n you buy this sharp 3 Bdrm. home. located in Hun1 . Sch. on qlf]et cul* aac strtet. Appraiwd $17,D:'.l G.I. Ml.OOW View Home Galaxy Dr. Spacious & kleal for enter· 1 tainin&, w/indoor pool & jacuul. $122,0(l • Lease or $145,ooo • Foe. s, ... ·1. /for Bill Grundy, Re•ltor 3f1 Bayside, NB 67~61 642-5200 \0 THE REAL \"'-F.STATERS ~ I "< , I , 1 TRADE or Sell: 2 BR, Pool. Action •.. Call 642•5678 v;.w, Spac;..,,, lOnt cond. $39,900. Altaden.a. 2U/ I 681·5384. (S Br & Family Rm or Den) * 1842 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-2589 $!15,000 (Daily alt. 11 am) 1641 Port Barmouth (H.V . Homes) NB 644-7662 (S at J-4:30/Sun 12-4:30) *2006 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Daily 10-5) **309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $169,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 3607 Park Green Drive, Corona del Mar 675-7225; 644-7787 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2400 Windward Ln. Newport Beach 548-2514 $97 ,500 (Su n 12·5) 7212 Emerson, Westminster 962-5566 $49,950 (Su n 1-5) *1851 Tahiti Dr., Cos ta Mesa '--.. h Mady dlNCtory wttll .,.. "" WMltHd • ,.. ,. llode·ll""th1t. All the IM•tlo• 11•'-' !*ow .... 4-criMtl 11 trMMt detall •Y eberth;I .......... 11 hMIG'f'I DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. PetrH1.1ffwl119 .,_ "-NI .... ., te ,.., .. •NJed .. lbt 111C• l.torMtlM hi tlls col1r111 He• Fri.My od Sohlrdor. 540-1151 $56,500 (S at 2·5/Sun 1·5) 2328 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB 644·6367 $65,950 (Sun 1·5) HOUSES FOR SALE 2605 Vista ornada rrhe Bluffs), NB 675-3000 $49,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (2 Bedroom) 409 Glouchester, Costa Mesa !142-8235 (Sun 1 ·5 J 2701 Seaview. Corona de! Mar 673-6642; 675·6459 <Sun 1·5) 1501 Cornwall, Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 12 Br & Family Rm or Den) 2910 Cliff Dr (Newport Ht•). NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 211 Opel. Balboa Island 1·5) 673-4695 $54,500 (Sat & Sun) (3 Bedroom! 539 San Bernardino (Newpt His) NB 646-8811 (Sun 2·5) 25081 Ericson, Laguna Hills 837-41M $29,450 (Daily) 1518 Dolphin Terrace, Newport Beach 833-0700 $53,950 (Sun 1·5) 1301 Kings Rr (Cliflbaven) NB , 644-6200 (Sat 1·5) 1420 Kln~s Rd. (Cliflhaven) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 1325 Santanella. Corona del Mar 673-2222 $53,300 (Sun 1·4) 1983 Rosemary, Costa Mesa 646-8811 $24,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2100 Vista Dorado (rbe Bluffs), NB 644-1985 $45,000 (Sun 1-5) 341 Hazel, Corona del Mar 673-1355 $79,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2004 Vista Cajon Newport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *345 23rd St.. Costa Mesa 646-7414 $69,500 (Sun 1·5) (3 Br & F1mily Rm or Den) 960 Spr!n~field. Costa Mesa 646-8811 $34,500 (Sat 2·5) 2639 Ellesmere Ave. (Mesa Verde) CM !146-7109 $41,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 611 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-6510 (Sun 1·5) 520 Seaward Road, Corona Highlands 673-6510 (Sun 1·5) 24672 Spadia, Mission Viejo 831).6()30 $33,000 (Sat & Sun l ·5) 4733 Cortland, Newport Beach 833-0700 $57 ,500 (Sun 2·5) 1034 Pescador, (Dover Shores) NB 644-62QO . (Sat & Sun 1-6) llOO Cambridge, (W estc!ifl) NB 642·8235 $64,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 2042 Galaxy, Newport Beach 644-49!0 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5412 Arnall!, Turtle Rock Hills 833-0101 <Sun 1·5) 18741 Via Siena, Turtle Rock Hills 833-0101 (Sun 1·51 312 Morning Canyon (Shorecliffs) NB 673·8550 $93,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4491 Elm Tree Lane. Irvine 833-8121 $59,500 (S.t & Sun 12-5) 215 Abalone Ave., Balboa Island 675-3331 <Sun 1·5) 1827 Sabrina Terr., Corona del Mar 673·2222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1927 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest). NB 642-4623 (Sun 1·5) 1717 Ternpln IBavcrestl. NB 646-3U5 (Sun 1·5) 1399 Shannon Lane, Costa Mesa 873-8643; 675-6459 (Sun l ·5) 20611 Kelv\n Lane, Huntington Beach 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) *9452 Hazelbrook, Huntington Beach 962-5566 $43 ,990 (Sun 1-5) 20632 Honetown Lane. Huntington Beach 962-5566 $31,950 (Sun 1·5) 268R~ Via Gran~e, MWlon Vlejo 830-6030 139,500 (Sat & Sun l ·5) 915 Alder Place (Eastbluff\, NB 644-1374 $55,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 505 Lucla. Newport Beach 645-2313 (off Vista 'del Oro) (Sun 1·5) 21142 Loclbaven, Huntington Beach 962-0447 $34,050 (S.t 1·5) 274% Dr•kt1(Mesa de! M•r1 CM 64:1-5200 '31,950 (Sun 1·5) 2339 eornell. Costa Mesa !145-84M $32.500 (Sun 1-6) 2038 Commodore, Newport Beach 646-3928 '52.500 <Sat & Sun 1-S) 881 Sandcutlt. Corona del Mar *3026 Clubhouse Rd., Costa Mesa 545-8424 $37,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 416 Lenwood Drive, (Nweport Hts) NB 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom) 341 Evening Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 644-1133 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 9141 Gettysburg (Glenmar) HB 539·9581 $28 ,900 <Sun 1·5) *978 Sandcastle Dr., Newport Beach 833-0700 $67,500 (Sun 1·5) 1707 Candlestick Lane , Newport Beach 833-0700 $74,500 (Sun 12-4) *32421 Caribbean Dr. La~una Niguel 496-3222 (Sat & Sun 1-51 2001 Port Provence (llrbr View Hms) NB 673-8550 $63,900 (Sun 1·5) 2901 Palau Place (Mesa Verde) CM .. ~19 $36/19(> (Sat & Sun !1·5) 24711 ~ltfosquero La, Mission Viejo '642,3863 $37,500 (Sat & Sun) **501 Evening Star Lane (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $135,000 (Sun 1·5) 271 E. 16th St.. Costa Mesa 646-2414 $29,900 (Sun 1·5) (4 Br & Family Rm or Den) 2822 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM 557-1566, $42,950 (Sat 11·4/Sun 11·5) 2828 Tabago (Mesa Verde) CM 549-0952, $43,500 (Sun 1-5) 3001 Capri Ln. (Mesa Verde) CM 540-4324 , $72,500 (Sun 1·5) *2031 Phalarone Ct. (Mesa Vercle\ CM 546-3269, $45,950 (Sun 1·5) *27~ Sandpiper Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 546'!!990; ·*52.500 (Sun 1-5) 2915 Catalpa St. (Eastbluff) NB 644-5510 al!. 6 p.m. (Sat & 5un 11·5) 2725 Alta Vista Dr. (Eastbluff) NB 673-4140; 644-5146 (5un 1·5) 2100 Aralia (Eastbluff) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 759 Olympic, Costa Mesa 640-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **1741 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove) CdM, 675-1935 (Daily) **•23 Harbor Island, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2724 Wavecrest ( Broadmoor) CdM 642-8235, $79,950 (Sun 1·5) 1001 Hampshire Ln. (Baycrest) NB 64U235 (5at & Sun 1·5) **8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle ) NB 644-1910, $143,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1741 !'ort Sheffield (Harbor View) NB 644-1910, $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5372 Blinn, (Broadmoor) Turtle Rock 833-0101 (Sun 1·5) 2341 Irvine, Newport Beach 642-5140, $48,000 (Sat ll-3) 1315 Nottingham (Westclifl) NB 642·9989 $51 ,000 (Shown by app't) 3551 Carmel Ave., Irvine 838-4904 $43,900 (Sat & Sun) 1612 Anila Ln, Newport Beach 642•3600 $68,000 (Sun 11)4- 10121 Birchwood, Huntington Beach 962·1873 (Sun 1·5) 2901 Catalpa (Eastbluff) NB 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1521 E. Ocean (Bal Peninsula) Balboa 642·5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 26615 LaS!erra, Mission Viejo 830-6030 $49,950 (Sat & Sun 1-4:30) 25181 Northrup, Laguna Hills 830-6030 $41,500 (Sunday) 1818 Port Klmberly Pl, Newport Beach !146-2313 (Sat & Sun 12-4:30) *2006 Nautilus, (Baycrest) NB 646-186-0 $77 ,000 (Sun l ·5) *1227 Sanliago (Dover Shores) NB 642-9787 $89,500 (Sun l.S) 544 Seaward, Corona del Mar 67MOOO '65,000 (Sun 1-6) 236 Wakelorest, Colle(• Pork 646-7171 (Sat & sun 1·5) *1784 Panay Circle( Mesa Verde) CM 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) (S ltd..-) l!OO W. Bay (Balboa Peninsula) NB 675-3000 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 4434 Lancewood, (Univ. Park) Irvine 833-1306 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3057 Clubhouse Circle, Costa Mesa 673-2222 (Sun 1-4) 167 Morristown, Costa Mesa 540·1481; 546·6880 (Sun 1·5) (2 Br & Den) 24 l Via Genoa (Lido Isle) NB 675'-4562 (Sun 12·4) (3 Bedroom) 2414 University Dr (off Irvine) NB 646-3928 $31,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 10108 Meadowlark, Huntington Beach 962·5566 $24,950 , (Sun 1·5) (4 Bedrooms) 2128 Vista Laredo (rhe Bluffs) NB 675-5930 , , (Sun }-S) J , HOME + APARTMENT FOR SALE (3 Br & Studio Apt) 223 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle 644-0134 (Sun 1·5) (3 Br & 3 Br apt) #14 Beacon Bay, Beacon Bay 642-8235 $210,000 (Sun 1·5) HOME & INCOME FOR SALE (2 Br homo & 2 Br. apt) 439 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $72,500 (Sat 1·5) (2 Houses on lot) 1611 Tustin, Costa Mesa 673-9060 $42,500 (Sat & Sun 2·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE !2Br&1Brl 700 Begonia, Corona del Mar 673-6510 (Sun 1·5) 204 Diamond, Balboa Island 675-3331 $52,500 (Sun 1-41 424 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) (2 Br Eich) 516 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $49,750 (Sun 1·5) 7211> Fernleaf, Corona de! Mar 673·8550 $46,950 (Sun 1·5) 715 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) (3 Br & B1cholorl 420·4201> Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 673·8550 !Sun 12:30·5) (l Ir & 2 Br) 416 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $61,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 431 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar 675-3000 $74,500 (Sun 1·5) ' (4 Br & 2 Brl 510·5101> S. Baylront, Balboa Island 675-6775; 675-5408 (Sat & Sun 1·5) TRIPLEXES FOR SALE (2 Br Eoch) 4232 East Coast Hwy, Corona de! Mar 644-4910 $69,500 (S un 1·5) 1504 Clay St. <Newport Hts) NB 675-5200 $51 ,900 (Su n 1-4) (2-3 Br & 1·2 Br) 3507 Finley Ave, Newport Beach 644-4910 $169,500 (Sun 1·5) FOUR.PLEXES FOR SALE (1-3 Br & 3-2 Brl 21732 So. Brookhunt, HunUn&ton Beach 642-5200 $79,500 (Sun 10-5) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SAlE 1641 Bayside Dr, Corona del Mar 67S.1935 (Dally) •Pool ••W'"'""'-~"'"'"' DAILY PILC7 27 INTRODUCING OUR STAFF Mett Lelorde C•rol Glllenwet•r Ol1trict M•n•ger sec.ret•ry A Rl'11.llor !or IS yl"ars and B<ir11 in .f'lor!da, l!tt('r at· fonnl'rly oY.'!\l"r of LaBol'dl" Real Estah•. ~!all srrv<'•I lC"nd<'d Ohio .Slett' U111- on thC' NC"\\/f)Ol't lhti'bur- 1 \'l'\"S1ty. Cal'ol has l)('r11 Costa Ml'!ia Board n( Heal-\\'I th U5 IC'~ than I\ }C'81' tors for six )'tar .. t1nd \1~~ 1 and is do1n).;" 1tn C'.'«~IJC"nt Board President 111 195.'./. , , tl · Cl . If \Ob. She h\•'S 111 Hunt111~-,-~c Ve Ill \'h' R 8]1"S Matt rcsidl'S J.n Ciiruna r1ri tun Beai•h 11.nd <'arrs fnr Mar with hi~ \\'lft' and t11u hrr lhrrC" lhlldrrn 111 her • ... .&ua:hters. ! ore t1111r. l -, Ml<hael C•r•y Astoe:l•t• Elka Geen John '· Ceurtney A1soc iat• Rult.r A native or Thundrr Bn_,. Ontario, Canada and sold Real Estate In Canada br· fore moving hl'rl' tl'n yca1 ·s ago where he continuf'd doing what he knows Ix-st. Better known as Irish to his frii>nds, Mike Is avail- able day or night to help you. He'll also go hunting at the drop ot your hat. Elk~ t!~~ lo n10\·~. frorn [ Fi·f'quenlly vhdtt'd Balboa \I/rs! l.1 1 ninny In ll\" a_nd Island bf fore n1oving herr M'll in nn nr<'a stir. 1·0 u1~1d-r1t:rniani•ntly eight years ~·rs 1o. h<· tnps. 1-111\ 1n,_ li•'<'n fl.go. John ha!. a drgrl'e In 1n this cc1~ntry only ninl' accounting and usNi to br yea.rs shC" is nov.' a U. S. in the pharmllC<'Utlcal ~lt1zcn H-nd has been sell-buslnes11. John specializes 1n~ Hc>el, Estate ~h~e Jn &ycrest propertitt but yrRrs. Shl' s a true \\'1nn~r Is fasl Jea.rnln& Costa .?i1esa tind Rurs..~ \\'hat-her main also hobby is traveling. · Robert KN1t .-..OCl•te ' r Bob is • young man and bU been traveling West au~· lift finally reaching N rt Beacb seven years a Bob was with Interna- UoDal Harvester Marketing Division until entering Real Elita~ one year ago. A hard worker and a proven salesfl)&n makes him very capa.ble to handle your Real Estate problems. He la also a 32 year old eligi- ble Bachelor. ~~i;i;i"i;'i'/i~ I Moved here from Washing .. ·J ton t ~ ed Long Beach State and :: is President of Alpha Kap-ren Hardware Co. In Ohio. Ernie had his own R<'al Estate busln<'ss in Costa Mesa for several yrars br- fore joining LaBon:le R<'al Elltate 6 ycari; ago. Ac· tlvt> In Boe.rd affairs, Jo\•cs to play golf and knows his Real Estate professionally, pa Psi Fraternity. Rod ls pre5cnUy First Viet Presi-• denl ot Newport Hl!.l'bor- Costll Mesa Board of Real- tors and a. member of tht' Million Dollar dub. Ronald Henry Associate Ardtn Mead A1to<lo1te Clyde McKay Astoe:l•t• :· . • . . • " ' :· " ... . " " . Another natlve or Minne- sota who moved to Call· romia by way or Arizona. An engineer by trade Ron prepettd himself for Real Estate at evening college and has · his Real Estate certifi cate. Ron hh donc well Jn Real Estate In the hut five )'l'ln, but his proudl'st achlev('ment is being thf' father of Twins Bryce and Brenna. Not from Ohio but from Ml('higan. Thirty yean ex- perience In wholesale & re- tail farm equipment sell- ing before entering Real Es&ate in 1968. Arden ls very conscientious and loo.ks out tor' hl.s clients best Interest. Moved here from Duluth Minnesota and started in Real Estate Immediately \\"ith M. M. LaBordl'. Clyde ls a born 11alC'sman and Is very creative In exchanges and markttln1 of resiClen- ti11.J ln~omt properties. , Clyde lives In Newport • Heighb and available any time to ht'lp you with your Real Estate netda. Earl W.t.1tll Harl lurMtt Attoclatt A11oclat• A long tlmfl res1dent ot Ji,. a:raduate ot the Unlver-Newport Be.ch. Ha.rt It 1\ty of Krntuckt1 a.net hu ~ In Re&l / Eat&t@ but lived In the Jratl>or Aro can be rr.memoered by hls 1loce 1960. Besides 1elJlng .ttlends ·II the~ OwntT of Buroett Toy1 in Costa Real Estate, Earl ¥1 • mem-Mesa. Harl recenUy work .. her of the NatlnMI .l\nDC t4 _. '-·~ytacturts rl'p .. ol lnde.pendent ..,.pprtlsf'rt. f"«.'ltntat\ve Ud would llkl' Call Ea.rJ for a111 of your to rcprHtnt yoQ tn Real Real Eatate nttds. F.st&tt. • co L we LL PR OPFRTIE S. INC. Formerly Lr.· r. 'I, " r 2 20 E.17th St. Costa Mesa 6 46-0555 • 549-1910 '. " • 87WOOO $57.500 <Sal 1-4:80) **1808 W. Bayfron~ Balboa Penin5Ula . M5-4«lO {Sat 4 Sun 1-4) ======== ================:::!L=::=.:=:_:__:~__:_-=========~ ••• ,... .. w, ................ .. ' • ' ' I . ! '. ' . ElEG NCE AWArJS YOU HERE CUSTOM decorated 3 bedroom, 3 bath, fire- place, built·ins. WINE CELLAR & WET BAR. Kitchen for the gourmet cook. Beau- liluJ PATIO with a PANORAMIC VIEW ol Newport Harbor ................... $125,000. HEY, LOOK US OVER! AND TRADE 3--4 Plexes all in a row . All unit& have 2-3 bed- room, 2 bath. 1·2 bedroom l·l bedroom. SPA· C!OUS and close to shopping, in SUPER RENTAL AREA .............. $196,500. "STUNNING SUNNING" I ' ON THE BAY 1 Custom built-4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fireplaces. 9 ) deep sbag carpeling, kitchen with all the builtins , glass wall staircase PLUS 2 bed- room REN.rAL UNIT. A real buy at $119,500. TRULY ULTRA, ULTRA ON LINDA ISLE A. pr).v.11t~'.,;.slip" (Take0>,;11 _5(>1 ft.• !io~t) de- .. ~scends ffom tfiis fabulous· Llhda lsle ''View Hqme." 3 Lovely bedrooms, formal dining room, 4 deluxe baths, fireplace. An excWrut .home to .entertain in. A IY\~W seei 1225,llOO~ ~ ·. A WEE BIT DIFRRENT?? ,. " ' ON BALBOA ISLAND ' THE CIRCULAR STAIRWAY leads you up the stairs where you will find the Hying room, dining room . kitchen, 1 bedroom. 1 bath, ALL CARPETED. Downstairs, 3 bed· rooms, I bath. Great idea ........... $79,500. ADAPTABILITY ON POPPY UPPER FRONT LEVEL UNIT, 2 bedrooD), 2 bath, lormal dining rOQin fireplace, built· j.IJs. !,O'IVER· UNIT, private entrance, fire- place, BAGl;I UNIT one bedroom deluxe apl\rtment. Adorable a(,.,,\.! ... ! .. '61,500. ;· . ~ • ._'.;N:.tjf DEGREE" i l ;; YOU'LIJ:tlAVE TO AGREE , ATRIUM TYPE ENTRY, Charming opened. 1 spacious living room \Yith fireplace & VIEW. ;; 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, carpets & drapes i ~~b aev~:. buil_t:ins·. O~LY .2. years~~~~ ; . ' " .. '. ' ' . A WHIZ-BAl!4G VALUE 6112 °/o LOAN· AVAILABLE on this Townhouse In BACK BAY AREA. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, buillin kitchen . COMMUNI- TY POOL & REC ROOMS including billiards, cards a~ sewinf CARPET & DRAPES 1Udlla00..1<ltlly '. .. ,. ..... ., ...... '$Z6;250 ~~HERE'S A GO . GO · GO'" . . · · ".fOR 'YOUR •O°OU'Gfli' :'''" ' ' ' ,., ' I I·, CUTE Balboa . Island 'beach eottage .. 2 bed- room', I bath, FIREPLACE front patio, one block to South Bay. Only . .' .'. . . ... . .. $32,500. I· I ' '" ' EXPECT TO BE ' ENVIED IN TURTLE ROCK BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, family room. ATRI· UM ENTRY. Custom drapes , shag carpel· ing, \Yith all built-ins. self cJean!ng oven, covered patio & gr~at landscaping .. $47,900. WE HAVE UNITS!!! : 31 OF THEM , : '' J'fve l-bedrobni-rJnfurnisbed1 11-1· bedroom j •-' 'Turnished1 ·7--2 t>e'droom ·unfurnished. 8-2 bed- 1. room furnished q.OSE_TO SHOP,Pll'IG near '. ' 'Sahte Ana 'fr~eway. OWl'i"ffi WILL TRADE i;,. · ~~ at · ':.\-5 . vou ui<£ i1'1 '355•000· ,. . 8 UNITS i. ! ' I ', ... ' . ' IN EASTBLUFF -'SPLIT-LEVEL VIEW APARTMENTS. Owners unit 3 Bedrooms lh baths, 4-2 Bedroom I y, baths, 3-1 Bedroom I h baths. SO GET LUCKY. Only .. $198,450. SOPHISTICATED CHARM "IN BA YCREsr· Lovely planted ATRIUM ENTRY leads you fo,tpe ~un~en,living room with all glass, look· '~. • ing ouf to,tbe pNfess1onally laQdscaped patio ~and yard. ·3 Bedrooms, 21h baths, fireplace, FORMAL dining room and large family room. Kitchen is the gourmet's delight with a buillin B-B-Q plus breakfast area. 3 CAR GARAGE. For the discriminating buyer. . .. .. .. . .. .. $69,950. I _ ..... Gener e l L U liltil I ()U J.: l;i ()M J.:S UNIQUE HAS THE BEST LISTINGS • ........... IN THE BEST AREAS IN CORONA DEL MAR : BI LL AND DENNY Markas' delightful 3 bdrm. 2 bath home at 341 Hazel Drive is now available! There's canyon and ocean views, a large master bed· room suite and terrtfic patio area for enter· taining. This practical floor plan. tastefully decorated, is perfect for a couple or family with one teenager. It is a like--ne\v home in nld Cd~' , ·outh of the highway. Open Satur· day and .. .mday 1·5, 341 Hazel. PRESENTED AT $79,950. PHONE 67.1-60041 IN ME SA VERD E: A S BE DROOM or 4 and Paneled Den. Near Balearic School and Es- tancia Park. 75'x100' fee Jot. 2-story floor plan with added room for workshop or stor· age. Jo~xtras include water softener, immacu· lately finislied garage and a housewife ,~·ho's super neat! This makes good sense. PRESENTED AT $46,950, PHQN E 546-5990 U~l()Uf:'tlf)M~S ' . . . .•• .,, ... , ' ! \ 8 <=0RONA DEL MAR-675-6000 244) E.1s1 Co.111 Hifhw.1y, Coron~ drl M~r G MESA VERDE--546-5990 2350 Mts1. Vcrdt Dr ivr , CoJI• MrsJ General CUSTOM BAY ViEW l New home, executive split IeVel living with 4 bedrooms, fan1ily room. 3 baths & bonus room. Excellent opportunity to speculate on ne'v plan {qr Back ~. Recreatlonal Area. Only I left at $72 .5CO. 2043 WHlcliff Drive 646-771 1 Open 'Iii 9 P .M. General Ger;teral VE~Y SPECIAL OPEN SUNOAY l·S The owners Jove their home on Little Balboa fsland. but the husband prefers a shack on the beach. 3 bdrms .. 3 ba. & a c o z y den, Large formal din. rm .. 'vet bar, 2 frplc's, gourmet kitchen that has everything. AU of this + a lovely 2 BR. apt. We are sure you \Viii love it as much as they do. 215 Abalon• Ave., Balboa Island WrNTON Rr:AL ESTATE MONTANA RUM BOLD 67.1-33 31 . General 1 Generll '. SU CASA WHAT A HOME Handy to schools and shopping. This SPAN- ISH style 3 bedroom, 2 ba'lbS, dining room, lireplace, extra large builtin rlibilern Xltchen, carpeli & drapes, two LEV•EL PATIO. See ~· extra•lftarp one year old beauty. $49,500. OPEN HOU~E ~AT. I SIJ'N:ll,S 111' PORT KIMBERLY, NEWPORT BE ACH I ., . \ ]~ _ ..... ' • ~G;;:';;;;"';;:';;:';;;li;;:; T-===•G:';;;"':::''::l==•::::=;:. J Gtnerol . -niPtix HOME & INVESTMENT 2 CHARMING HOUSES, a Z &. 1 Br. on I large lovely landscaped lot. in cfiolce E.-slde Costa ~1esa . Cpts., drps., bit-ins, garages & sep- arate yards. Both in move-in condition. Live in 1, rent the other, OR rent bollt. XLNT IN· VESTMENT at onlr $33,500. !st. lime o!lered. This won 't last long! Exclusive . CUSTOM DE.LUXE , NEW BLUFFS Beautiful J Br .. 2\li ba. Condo. only 6 mo. old. Tremendously upgraded with thick shag crptng & GOURMET KITCHEN that has everything. On lovely sreenbelt with 1noun- tain view. You'll love this one! OPEN SAT. • SU N. 1-S 2644 VISTA ORNADO -NEW BLUFFS LIDO ISLE HOME + STUDIO Dramatic contemporary, 3 Br., 2 Ba., with large SEP/\'RATE STUDIO with its own bath & bit-in furn. 40' lot, cheerful So. patio. Anx· ious O\vner wants offer. OPE N SUNOAY 1-S 223 VIA ITHACA HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-0134 .. HAVE ,CLIENT FOR ... One, two or three 2 or 3 bedroom homes located on R-2 lots In Corona del Mar. OLDE NEW ENGLAN D CHA RM ... in this delightful split level borne. 4 Bdrm'• & lami· ly room on huge fee simple lot (you own It). Canyon View. Room for pool &. playyard. BALBOA PENINSULA ... Neat dupl°'. 2 Bdrm's each unit. Convenient to Bay & Beach. Only $40.000. Leasehold -but land can be purchased. Hll MY NAME IS DOROTHY ... Come fly with me to Harbor Vie\v Hills. I have 2 love- ly 3 Bdrm., family room homes to show ;rou , $57,000 .!, $89,500 -The latter includes po0! & vie\v. LIKE A JEWEL .... often found in small packages. This home has onl'y 2 bdrm 's, formal dining room, huge livlng roon1 & dream kitchen, yet it is so perfectly appoint- ed & located on a large lot with 180 view that you won 't question the price ... which happens to be $84,500. The privacy is delight· ful. CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME 24117 E. COis! Highw1y, CdM • Creai l>l<yl A.! ccjiwllllon, :i.. 2 be<l, t • l bed Unit... BuUt· 11}1, ca~•· dt*'· loWll¥ ktt:chen, peitlot, -~ce. + I laundry1. Sy •IJ•lntrnent Ollly. JUST USTEDI 09'11 .,SUnd.,..1-S 2192 P11<p .. ~W!., Coli,. M-DeliP.tf.CI '3 bed 2 ba home In ~ect · bindiUoo. 1 ~ met .ldtcben ' family aru. Deep srla.a carpetina tl\ru- out living, dining Ii: bdrm'•· I Sparld""' bo&Jod ""'1· Love. l.Y ~--· ... ·-¥81(', itlf;116i(l ... HERE'S A WINNER f'a$WQn8bte Baysbore1 . .Pri- vate ~~. Large -4 bed, r 3 bath & 1.amily room. Sep- arare '4ininc, stone tire place t in large livlna roam. J\IUST SELL. RedlJCed to SSl,950. , ., HOPE GERR IE 1· . , REALTY I 645-1400 ' 645-J3'J0 ! 833 DoV,er Dr -4 NI I "Discrin1inc¢.n9" C·llen~ 011ly! · I tn,Jovel; Shol:<cli&, A 1tuJr I --.. Ii mo>"-tn con- J.;:;s.=n"'=1 =;;;;=:;"•=n"'=1 ==-' ~ lillUlti-;1 oflnJa J j/e iljllcQ. , l 1.iWC91m, 2\9 b.aLh..fl. a:fJ :ne-wly iidecoraled. • Qu&IJty new ~·1-N< ctleeti, ~· ~eclrie built-In kit , ma.!ter 511\te wilh bath, Private balcon,y , ,.,,ith unobltructed view of Ute ocean. Vacant l\nd \\•alting. Chvner ,,..ant' ac· tion, call 673-8550. Pr..iee $93.000. PRESTIG~ _WATER.FR ONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT •3 Linda l1le Drive Beautiful new 5 bedroom, 4'h balh home. Waterfront Jiving room & formal dining. Handsome oak panelled f~mily room. fire· place. \Vet bar. Large master suite has fire· pince & cozy lounge area. view of Bav & the mountains . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $179.500'. J UST COMPLETED 5 BR. 4 bath home \vith 50 ft . dock. Beauti· fully decorated. y,1ith marble mstr. bath. crystal chandeliers. fine carpets & wallpaper. Built-in .vacuum. recirculating hot water, dumbwaiter & many other extras. $285.000. 77 Linda Isle Drive Beautifully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon. Huge mstr. BR. w/beam ceil. & frpl. Lge. liv. rm. & family rm. Formal din. rm. Secur- it.y Alarm System, deck & bf?at slip. Pier & sllp. .. . .. .. . . .. .. c .... "'. " .. ~~230:000. .,. 'ft' Li nda li ft Ori~~ i: 1 ~~· Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. home w /formal din: rm. & family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. Built-in gun cabinet & bookshelves. $155.000. Waterfront lots No. 76: 3 Car garage. Faces South .. $80,000. No. 56: North Lagoon exposure . . . . $80,000. 403 Bayside , 70 fl. sandy beach ...... S43,950. BAYSIDE DRIVE Beautiful bayfront home on white sandy beach with fabulous view of turning basin &: jetty. 3 Large bedrooms, formal dlning·rOom, paneled, den \vitb stone fireplace & ,wetbar, large enclosed yard \Vith room for pool. $164,000. RANCHO HOME SITE Perfer.t home a'vay from home on 2¥.l Vi'ood- cd acres in the middle of Clereland National ~ .. orest. Utilities to property. $20,000 · ex· cellenl terms. HARBOR VIEW HIW Fabulous bay & ocean VIE\VS from this love- ly S bedroom ho11)e \Vith booklined den. large formal dining room, separate play yard. Luxurious landscaping. $96,700. · , COMMERCIAL RENTAL ·' Our property m~nagem(!:nt dept. has avail· able 2.550 sq. 1t. of office rental in ~!\OS• Verde area_.NicelJ< Jlj.ttjliQDe9,.4Jnple .WI<· . Ing. $00"-per ~ontO.ri• • . .,.. • ,, "•~· . .. ~,-'kij:~ . .. . HAR R ' . COMPANY REALTORS "SINCE 1944" G<!neral 673-4400 General j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;==:;;;;:;;..;;===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,J !G~1~n~1r~1~I O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~e~ne~r~1~l !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""' BAYSfDE DRIVE WATERFRONT Linda & Harbor Island View 341 r:·-, THE: RL!IL i-, £STA1T RS ' . -,-l(LoCKS .T9-0CEAH ~autifully decorated dn:am horn~ on1y 2 years ·otd \\i th charmitll:' fireplace, coit- vtnient kilthen, huge ,,_tio arid" large enoUgh yatd" f_. pool addition. Only SZt,900 \\'ith GI or-FHA terms. Be-U,er see thit today! Walker & 'Lee ! Real ton: ~ : 1 2700 Hlll'bor Blvd. at Ada.ms 54;)..()46.; Opt>n 'ti\ 9 P~f -OPEN-HOUSES- SUNDAY· 1~ .. 1325 Sont1riell•1 CtlM 1 311'""'"'~ 1pafk>.'TJ.1a1>-llstted ramUY:rielifrb<i'hood. 1 S.\1 <"Cl. ' • 30S7 Clubliouso. Cir, Cos1a ~c~. The only adlilt- condo. in Mesa Verde. Beiu. tifuHy decorated 2 bdrm. wilh "·etb11r & pat>o. 511. I Sun. 1-5 1127 S.brlno T •rr. Cdll, 3 Br, family l'OOm. pool, beautiful vie11,o. Out&tandinr J'OO•t. See It! DON V. FitANKLJI( Realtor * 671-2222 * ; OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5 420-201/~ MARGUERITE Home and Jnd:lmc in thil"I 3 BR. home plus lovely 1tudio a.pl over raraa~. Rustic beauty "-i.lh 2 bath~. bltin kllehen 1+ d11h 1vaaher, spacioUs liv!na-rm, bNm ce lllnr; llt'epla<'.'f!, 1 op Corolla, del ~lr location. A must see at SSJ,500. 67J....l500. 1 .~-, THE REAL \ ESTATERS v•' ' " •. ·~ l I I l . u~1 --- • ,. Corona def Mar Back Bay TOO BIG " , eore· na· del Mar s 19 •250 OPEN HOUSE • • • -11>1y the "'" inoom• '" MUST SELL Easnldo -Noods TLC SUNO•Y 1·5 0.... !)el Mu. C111tom 6 BDRM• J BA 2 BR ......... lo!, room for II ::fi: ~:~·ln!i ~:;;::;,~I J111t 1i.toc1• ' rttnt bdrm" A''·.Ali GEM 345 23rd St., Costa Mesa VIEW aputmmt up. 3 car & mas&l.ve ~ wJIJI 2nd ShQ:peM 3 BR flmlly rm In HORSES (4) HORSES oH-.atreet pe.rkinr. $595 mo. 1 1~1-ct. Gracious J9Cplal l'f,J:.. Colt.a •• Xtra yard 4 bedrooms f baths. PooJi~W ocean """""'·& .. ~· .... Wk..,_Sun. I· ~':'.'.'.~."", ·.!ld!S'Jdel"""". -~· f<>t ... , ••• "'boot $34,500. el • ~~ view. Spcaclous & el!gant~~ sly ap-( o.iit. .....,.. ~· M ....,..,.. r"" · l fuil acre estate in Back Bay. Lov • • -· <W. · I "1 1rv1 ... ' ' Po' fro pur. i.u.w• car.,.t.' ~ dr(l*I-Nowport room, 2 balb ~!!'• with larg_e pool.' Owner pointed. . t1 ' • cean nt Soarina •tsln:aa. to living 1 v1n al """' gt "' 1 EXCLU~IVfl: t ~ • LEASE. 2 bedroom. Uving tlegance. Romantic master I f ea g are ,_ ... , 8 • ~ ' G ~ • room, dlnl,,. room .• ,,_, auite. Plio<d ..,....nd, be· f•lrv low 642-3033 • 646;7.fl,4 1 , '., 6'15~1. 44 EA.STIL'UFF. iLTV pla~. furnlahed, $4.50 mo. low mkt, Jor fut Ille-. See , ~ ~ i ~ ;(' 1..!a • ' today. Cail 646-lll 1 G•noral ~Go~no~r~··~l1o;1;;;;;;~£ ~~;;a i~;;;;":i!j'~'4i";;4'"•,.1,.1.,"3!'l~A~:'i~·me=, ~!!!!!!!!!!!~•I ;H~u~n~t~ln~g~ton~ll.;::::a~ch~;;;;;;. !!:!H~un~t~inot~i°'~n~~-~ch~--'4~ (anytime) .u .• u . ,,__ Corona de! Mar • ,Cotto ,...._,....~-I 4 BEDROOM --EASTBLUFF-LOTSA 'LIVIN' n·s BIGGISH 1-,o'""P'""E.,...N_S.,.U-N-.~, .... 5-1 ~-c-Mc-0,-1-:-V-~rd-:o-,..lle_a_uty_ °""" ltou.e S...nd.,. 1t; DUR TY DAWG lfa~ne ~~best' do~~ AND BEAUTIFUL 715 MargUir1t• •. Brid& ct.el')'. ol BR, 2 BA. Btfil Paricet On-., H.B. for the v.ise in\-estor ur ORAM W "~-l to find 3 1._ Frpll::, EdWnal c"lln'g. ~ate ~J"OfX' v.i.tlinc lo cle-an 1t ui• PAN IC VIE mi.c !hi& big • bedroom "'~' • ptaaure -Ma~ !his your 111 11op. $.!.1!!50 io7. <tow ~ H s nd 15 home with <>ctn. luxm1oo• hUge 'bedroom•, 2 ...,... Many in-.Unr pos.<ibll· 6!;;~. ~. ·!oi; ;fad.tr"•• SECLUDED POOL '"::."°', '" Ihde ,.,...,, i;, ~n ouse u ay • carpeting and custom drap-baths, a REAL !amity room, itle:i: in this dil'lerent •PrtlP-ceucn area OM" to school .. I ORI \I I. OL~ll\ " N ' II / TO R S -.Wd<ll~ Dl'lve ~ 4°5° lD ·WALK FLT FOR A KING · 4 • Minutes to SOUTH COAST t .. PlJ..ZA. IN SURFSIDE! OC'EANF"RONT !~me 2 yrs young. Built of 1e8k, tile & redwood. Exotic view, smog free breath- ing, pvt. beach. Seal Beach E1em. School -one of the best. lS mlnu!es to Newport; 15 minutes to Santa Ana; 20 minutes lo Anaheim: 7 minutes to long Beach: 35 minutes to dntown Los Angeles. 4 ~. 1:~v~S::inDgr~.or eries. that are .t,lectri~Uy lowly~kl~tchen .. ~heavy e:hake erry, Knotty pine galore, BOpenOSun. Ji-5. 28 <l& lrttway. \\'ido\\s .t opera1ed! The ~ nMl._eic-r<a 'Ula an1 la~. beam ceilings, 2 patios. Y wner--3BR~ A. Shakt" A bed tvorc.'fi'~ -no qua1 1f) 1ng - family room. whichever you tends Into an e 't OO;tron-It'•;-. the miM• .and Have a look!• ~l. ~-rm. Bkfst area. 3 nJnm, 1<111:r family buy \rlth a little dab of ~·11-.,h prefer. Add'J breakfast & verta~ enclosure makina Price<\ .ool.)' ~llXl. ALL 20611 Ki lvln La'n. elt-itd.. ~tlwvr brick frpl c. ~~11~;cc7'~~:!1 ~:'i ~=~ 500.)Kt to t~ 6~ .. l .. 1\.'I dining area adjoining kitch· for ~ar round swimming. terms avdlallle. ' Huntington Beach CpU./dt:P•. Hard\\'d Ors. of paneling in 1ivini rm & loj.n and p.aynients of ~. en too! 2 patios & large ex· All this and mort for $64,950. Call 5'16--5830 (Open Evt!s.) Seabury built home \\'lth a Boat gale. $27,500. ;3000 dn. family m,, Oreplact•, clecl . A.'!king 126.000. tra side yard with fruit M show , .. 557-5348. w Jk & l fret'$. Charming, ideal Orte· ay we you. I fllll'AGI; \ot (lf added l!ipttial fea----------garagc door Of)f'nrr. nn cul-a er ee story family home. $52,500. O ... tutts. 3 & con\•enible dt"n. EASJ'STDE Very channing de-.sac-kir. Only $30,900. Balboa Rea l E state Co WALi.LACE & drapes, lovely patio. Pre-& beam den, trplc, Jrg R-2 JACI' ARi'llS'ffiONG }"ounto.ip Vatlf'y Olfll'e S i'ilinutn to San D1eg0 Frttway. 10 -Minute v.·alk to kinder- garten ~ irade school . 'Four bdrms, 3 baths plus .fllmlly room and 1Cttened ln patio. Cmt caf1>ets and drJpea. Want to know whel"I!: ' &It thiJ value ia for $36,9?:1Cl! Josephine \Vehl">. ReaJro.. • C ATS •man built-ins, shakeroor, carpe-ts w/2bdrmt, natura.lpant"ling 1-'HA-VA-Conv. ltealtors 700 E . Balboa Blv., Balboa -OPEN SUNDAY_l_S_ sented f<lr yol'r i'lrpec!ion. lot w/cov pe.tio &. citn1s AosoclatC" On Brrokhlrsl So. of \\'arrK'1· 613-4140 644S146 REALTORS • 424 Dahlia trees. By owntr 167 Broad-%2-~ ~71 54&--7 . _ • ., •1•1.....:.._ 2128 VISTA LAREDO Here·~ a buy. Duplex. South \\11.y ~7939. or 1 :'>1 I '1 r. ;· I· ' 'I C,\Ll,. US AND WE'LL SHOW'YOli.' ' COLWELL PROPERTIES , INC. f nrtn• .ly l111lo"I'· R . 2 7 0 E 17th St., C .M . CJll 646-0555 CALL DENNY 1213) 592-5316 or BELMONT REAL TY 12lll 593-ll>6 316 Marina Dr., Seal Beach .. :· . ·:,. EAST$1DE EV.nhtr• Call 6'6-5226 ~ , YOU NAME IT ',;;COSTA' MESA Thft Houte Hat ltl tranny ca~ ooP. skip & jump ,,. to Westclitt shopping; Jr. (1) 6·to Amimable V.A. Lean , walk 1 chool· recreation (21 VA-I'HA Terms s 0 s ' . , (ll Cul-1)!..Sec Street al h?m.,e, 17X34 hid. & !iH d. BRAND NEW CITY ~ • =""'=,,..-""°',,--.,..-~-O;x·n Evt"S 'ti] 8:30 P\! (Open.& ... ~s) Im?1ed.posaes¥.}sfl06slb1eol of highway. 2 BR & 1 BR. FREE\VAY & Fa i r viey,· KASABIAN · · • tlfis &Paci. .f bidnn, 3 bath Ready for immediate pos-area. 1128 C-arson. Lo\'ely 3 REi\L ESTATE Bloll's, malb .:it a Happy, ~ion. Fireplace. huge BR & rumpus. sunken !iv. 847·96CH :;:==..,,,=- ffiVINE Is NOW, lull flcdg-SUPER FAMILY ed CITY1 and \Ye have a fine , HOME , 3 bedroon1 home on fef-Need large famUy, game~or land, near stores and schoo1s rumpus room for kids? This . ~R·~Yy00~:1·the ;I~~ sharp home h8;* It, + .f· Bed· G~ yard ever with do\Jble rooms, set'-dinin&, 2 be.thl -:r-. and dbl pr. Good nbrhood, gate &eces.s to all~ camp.. dose to schools k shopping. ers, ~ts. etc Into it. Truly ALL TERMS! Carefree Ne\v Year. front yard. This !s good o A ri;n . $31,500. wner. ccess 1 ...,~~~!'!!!!!!!!!!!"""" *'1f;ll·~~~t{;f!:~~~0~ i;;~fr~~':;onn:"; B;ri%~~.[~~~::.~ J529 E, Ccast Hv/Y., ·CdM Nice view of the water. Lots G<lrg«>Us 4 br No. i\Tesa vorttd "'irh childrl'n Sen- * 67J..5'30 * of storage, compact kitchen, Verde ho~e. Leaving statt"'. ior Citizens, CT\'<l1t , prob--~~~-~ -FI A heat, firepla.ce. Owner Furn. avail. Xtru. 546-5984. !ems . This program is de--£ASTSIDE anxi011s. OPEN HollS1! Se.t &. Sun 11-5 i;iglll'd 10 help pcoplt' \\'ho a unique package! COATS " 1 Acre _ R-Z tot. z Older 1399 Shannon Lant Upper Bay a.~a. 2 BR. fly feel they can no! purcha.se Newport boul!ies. Drive by 2447 & ui9 Costa Me1e o\\11er. :t1iA or VA. 389 La a. hon,e. Call to see a 2-l or Eiden Ave., C.M., then call. First ti~e open. Spacious 3 Canada 548.-2893. .f bedrm with pe.ymts us-at · WALLACE OPEN' HOUSE SAT 'St ·s 11-4:30. 21m Diriio ('1r("., S/lfamilton -E/Bushard, Hu•.._, Beach. Ra flCh.llA. Questa? 3 Bedrooms!, Super neithborhood ·• \Valk to beach? $32,900, ~)·~~.. ,1 Sho\>Pi ~I, .. bdnn. & d:n plus "1 .~ · , ,..._tang guest house; In 1mmac. l (l}. WW: ,p;:~ cond. Won't last Jong a1 I m·Jitneltr'a--?andi Rboni $31,500. You can &Mume REALTORS 546-4141- (0p•n Ev1nin9s) 20 unit P'"'~··l1'; 11 ,v. BR with enclosed rumpus East Bluff luaJT!y 40';t. of nonnal rent. Fairvitw $55 900 room. Formal dining room, PERRON REM.TY 642-1771 built-ins, corner lot. Need« Eastbluff Open t-foust 64~~11 1791 Orange Ave ., c.M. some painting and will make Lo~y view hm by owner. fU-4471 ( =J ~IOJ Jerry Gi.Uespie, eves 968-2971 1ll ;w e Real htatc ,, ~·. 181 K<!& • 9i&l'1"1~· ..... F11A loan! (91 $215 'i..ai monthly pay· CORBIN• (anytime) ~~~~-~~~-t )'Oll a lovelv ho"1e. 2-Spm c.Mtn-r..;, 11-Spm Sat K &SABIAN Thougbt you couldn't 11'" MORGAN REAL TY ''" DOWNTOWN " In Coats Mesa for $21,00!). & Sun. RE.It. m<ent, all th111 with four z>L - - -2 Bdl:ms .. ·-· 673,6642 67$-'45!, A~tal.J!!l st., N.B. CIJSTOM BUILT 'BR, 2•,1 .ITi41 Esr~n: .. NO DOWN G.J. NEWPORT BEACH •OCEANFRONT DUPLEX• t! ,t • l ~~ ... • .... -"'-'-C..,-"'al_t_6 __ 1 BA, panl'd, ·I'll",~· •"""'I •d!!!!I!!!"~'•' ' .. 1 ........... 961>4 ............ =~~~~F:·._~T:1; MAR,TIN' .. · $22,950 ~ V ll tpt, lovely ~ & ~. I' BEE·YOU·TI·FLIL! Not COUNTY COORIDOR Top Newport Looatlon. ti · Fountain a .., bltl",R(Orlitdwd firs. App •·:f:Ulll! PRICE IS Homo. Call 546-231.1. 10 THE REA!, \"-ESTATERS REAL TORS 641-7662 many of these left, so hear OWNER TRANSFERRED. Will trade ~ $12,500. ·' CENJUR" PARK 2000 sq IL 3 car gar w/alley this -3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Custom built 4 BR 3 BA Balboa Bay Properties I access. Choice location -$21,500 STOP ALL FAMILIES! parn:1cd dining area, all home, huge liv nn w/vlew * &42-7491 * All terms, 842-4466 No down to GI Buyers and carpets & drapell~uilt-ln + lrg: fam rm.+ pool. Won-ATTENTION INVESTORS CLOSE OUT minimum down lo FHA. ln kitchen. aH nev.•I painted! der1uJ for entertaining. RARE, almost level lot with Last few homes at fact, everyone Oualifles. EXECU'nVE with And look at this super family }luge corner lot · h p6.tio, Coor Se.nta Isabel & Redlands 180 degree ocean view. £>;. b··ilder pr'""• Shall' 3 bedroom dreamer , • ' ' I ' '·· home-. 4 Bedroom and 3 BBQ and room for t or 239!J Redlands Open dally elusive Laguna area. Easy COME TO TI!E FAIR $29,495 to $38,995 with oren beam ce11ings, a ltl'(l'Wtng family will find bath!. Separate 14x19 family trailer. The.re·s more _ call term. ~ Pereyda R.E. The falrest duplex of all! IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY GI NO DOWN near "'"'carpets & dropell, this an idnl a.1esa Verde room. 1\la&ter suite with .. _ . 1 t , n• o:.•ao o:....,1698 Beautifully appolnted 3 Br ld•al location. G-•· l•no•d today, iKfore 1rs too a e. 4....--or......,.... • VA, FHA or low down con-..... , location. OrrJy a short ""alk fireplace, off.ice and &ewing 3 Ba home v.•/2 Br, 2 Bir for this spacious \Yei] design· yard, Total Pl)'ment u low to schoois. Thr large sep-area. Workshop and laundry Walker & Lee S.lboa 1sland a.pt. Frplc, in each unit .• vee~ayAROS ed 4 ~room llomt> on a asS161permonth. Wb)>ttnl, arate lamily room "saves I room. 50 ft. patio and ,;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;1 4JJ~ Qildenrod, Ccrona. de! e HI MASONRY super 11ztd Jot that jus1 call! 7~ a~a:,_;nk the re~ firepit. All this plus more Realtors I 1Btio Newport Blvd. CM. OPEN" HOUSE Mar. Open Sunday l-5. WALLS ~ ~~~ oll()~:i:: Wa·Jk·er &·1·Lee ~•ll•lU•"l_, ;-i:,,:,.. ,for jU>t ~950. Call OnBrookh<u'stSo71.o!WarnerCall616-3928 -._·~ SAT. I. SUN.1-4 675•3000 e SIDE·YARD ...,,,~tow.J>rloe _ " . • ~. diq room, ~2313 to rre·'. ' '. .~ &-e thi~ torl~"i No of .$3'1 -O t A ,. SIAMMr.. bl~~rod patio plua .~ EASTSID~, .~.M. ". 'lfol DIAMOND OOtS SHERWAHtRULJ:'I" 1'flO !llM Bllld. et Ad•nu play area. A truly lille:<otf· levalcd &)SCllated ftm.game Cllarming 3 bedroom with a.10JI expen!ive du,PICX 18964 BRbtilri.f"CJ~ 1'.V . .., ~Open '1U_I PM •tina.tl,$13,fllQ.-Coll•jo<" a m, pool~ & wet bor. room to build extra unit • ldand. awmi~ cat ~UNITY -ESTATE-SALE-$19,950 IS THE polntment -uge oversiied lot, quiet featuring dining room. 2 with newt"!r apts, wltb doubit Buahitd be-tween Sla.rler's home, modern PRICE ROY J. \VARD RLTRS ...... Hie'---location. Formal be.tbs, t•-...i•ce, builtins, garage. ~.SOO. 8Ull0 INCOME· G·-~d I< Elli ti! kl b 1649 WHtdift Dr NB u...,.. u.~ """'.,... WILLIAM WINTON Dl~o~k Looman" e t, d le gar &. ....... . ·• · · 2800 IQ:· feet, 4 bedroom. dinlng, tum carpeting, mod-large R-2 lot. Very clean Delight1Ul 2 bdrm. home; 64tl--02'1!1 atud:y, 3 baths plus large ern kitchen and kids room. and neat. Asking only Real Estate Wi~ investment property. All homes -open 10 am 'tU -FULL PRICE-IS-tarntty room with magnU!-Poor guy_ jUM p1.1n:hased -$27.750. To see tt:tt's one fim, 229 Maritlf'. P"''"oa IS'.l.and Patio, Jge. fenced-in yard. dark, £AT & SUN. $21io500 cent fireplace, finest built-In then tn.nsfm-ed, Must sell Call 540-1151 (Open Eves.J 675-3331 Wonderful for 2nd unit. Good 962-4454 or 96&-7491 No down to Gt Buyers and I kitdien. dishwasher. Ankle $39.950. r-,=-=,.,.---.. '"'"'"!!!!!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'I location! Only $41.SOO! minimum down to fllA. In ·~p carpeting, custom Call 545-842'1 {~rieves.) 1~HERrTAGEI * 510-51(}1,S S. BAYFRONT •·J eanne Cooper 613-:s'17 Eve1 tact. everyone qualifies. drapes & window coverings. -~-u m•n Open Sat/Sun. lS ·Sbarp 3 bedroom dreamer Patki. 3 car garage. 3 yrs. • -Corner Duplex: OWNER SAYS HEU'! with open beam ceilings, new! No d<lwn G.I. terms -H~ ReaJty near .. w .,.,..,. & drope.. Low down rnA. 540-1~. IMMEDIATE 67"~m 675-5408 ••• had to teav, thla Spanlih ••' ~tlo G f ----' style 4 J3R ~·BA Meadow Salisbury J.'f'J•t1 id..-~. n. "" •·~= _ . OCCUPANCY OPEN HOUie, s.1 & sun on-315 MARINE AVE. &n-<000 -; ·oose .,· 9cl>ts "'°"" ,.;.l..'t~ pa>mimt as low I ~ M ti ated ly' Heaae--wl-By BALBOA-!SLAl(ll ""I•• ·'G ""''·· Take 'i look u "68 ,._ lt>Onth. Why ' , vw1ter 0 y The owners haw ..,,,;;,r..,i Opel n"•--• ·~ ~·, ,,. CH I ·-,,,,b);li; ownor 2ll • "".""'' 2 FAMILY HARMONY 'l) '!he l'l<h -..&\nut <&blnet. rent, i;ill~ ,• ~ r-·~Jiatbor.,.Costa Mei&. ..For • .fast Sae must fel~~e'3..!.:...,_ I~~ ---.•• --Peace! Se-rate entrances 'and 'yOU WIU'W&nt thla horn .• W ' I t. ' .J ~--L This Immaculate 3 bdrm~ ·tnme.-.-3" U<:Ul'Ull•u~ ~ .,.."'• ...... Pric a i. .. -ee VA FHA 1 ctri kilttleD pe,a.utitul B&Jbo1 P~in1u1, & heat. Whether it's f\lom for ~ WTy own -e JiiijJ ~· ' • home is klca.ttd on corner eel. end -'ci!d t nl ... •'ot -'"• ..>.-,-·-.or a teenaget they11 Jove ~to$36,500. R alton Own@r must sell right away, lot. Room for boat or pa 10 a . .,.. 8 0 Y FOR sale by owner. Ocean ii! 3 BR., 2 sA. + den.~ 1• e 1 de. and will tell lor only camper., .?t's vacant and $29,900. Will go new VA or front Balboa Penin. 4 BR. -4 6ll Pol~"!Ha ,.,.,_,,, •'. •l 2700 Harbor B vd. st A ms 'i S2'7 900 Looatl!ld in N th FHA financing or YoU rll&y ..__ .i. 11X" ·~ •H5 Open •tu 9 p,, 1 • · OT , ~'altlng ~a bwer. Priced Ha Medit. Vwa. $97,500. Open Sund•v 1·5 ' B kh F V _ ~ _ _ O.ta Mea •. do.e to shop-at S24,iwll!&47-801o. assume an existing 5% FHA Shown by appt 0 n1 y . University Reaity 1.6139 roo ur1t, •• ~OTTAGE FOR SALE "Jilllg. The carpets ~ hkc lo6n. To see call MS-2313. 675--6296 3001 E . Cst. Hwy. 673-GJIO 531-SfQ} ({)pen ev-erJ $18,500 new, beaut. covered & CUte k sharp with k>15 of enclosed patio, quiet cul-de-DUPLEX, 2 Br. up & 2 LUSK 2 story, 5 Dr, .C ba, 3 ---- llxlS Swimming Pool tor thll wry lowly 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Theo loan is high enough that you Move In now & build eq-can uatrne with payments utty for the futun>. All of $lfiO per month which in. this for o n I y $23,500. eludes alL '.Modem built-Ins. M011thly pymnt t215. deep _pile ca.rpeta, allO Robarts I. Co. 96'·5511 .Ntcbll>I' d,.pt•. Double ROOM FORrALL Wt "' boot! Call .... this · .. pe, .ha,, .. big , Ir.er & Lee 'lofdr!!om hg\'lto '"""""' • ' • ~ .~ ·~J1•tomllf1 1W"1 'Mth 'i~d "~-.. 11<'1...,1, ,lilt .,.t ~· Plic-2'7911 ~ Bh1jj, ~ Adamo ~ fQi fa./. actton'at $30,950. -· ~ •• s1:1E'RW:~O'ReA\TY BEL& MARKET• 18964 BROOKHUR..ST;-f',V, • TWO ,._R ONE SffARP3 BR,2 BAhome,w/ rv beaut. idt<l>I. H-has FA ht, C'J'1)1J:, dz1JI, N~ar _,,. 6 F.V, 8C111 ells!. Priced rlrht •t 121.950. room <ln huge fenced R-2 u c st. lmmed. poMeSSion. down, nr. bay, beach · frplc, greenbelt location, fee r lot. Jn Huntircton Beach This popular home will sell 1 -=~. $53,500. land. Agent, 65-7225. '' dost to 11hopplng, school &: fast. Call right away to sec EASTSIDE $19 950 ~lanhall RJty fir~ C M 9181 LARKSPUR 4 BR SOL VISTA ''1''*;1•1111 freeowa , Ideal for this~n!,.,~. COSTA MESA ' . • BAYFRONT, pier; 5 Br. -4 ost• •aa ·-' ., --·-tail '"9521 3 Bdrm, 1% bath, double oar 3 BR 2 B;\. 6tl'x10Q' .feo<d ba .. • DIR. Jr .• ..,.,.,,,. SUNSHINE STA-TE for. ft..... ...... .. iiir &t Nichol~s R-1 Estate ....... Extra ..... lot. lot, dbl .. , w/bo&t <loor. $239.000. Realto• 67""60!1 SUNSHLNE HOME ~ $28,500. Call for appoint· covel"t'd encl . patio, elect SUNSHINE PRICE ment. 642-2253 bllin RIO, FA . h• crpt!!i, ~aye..,.,."'. .l ••••• 10, .... --·· 3 bedroom s.: ar.-11'1 • '. ·~11. 20611-Kelv ln Lano ' -u .. • ----·~ ·····-~.1 .'. "' ... ' Huntington B•ach drps. Min ®'11, paymts VACANTI 4 Br I: f&m rm., home in Costa Mesa. Heavy C" .... b B 'It bo · h less than rent. lovely -ts & -'-~-Lo _.._g ............. wUh matching . °F1iX.ER J.J.O:ER ~ ury "' . me WH • ... -~ ~~ ..... ~ urr I lot of added special fea-I' malnt. yrd. Rhoda Mal[ll dnlpes. Huge m 0 d e r n S ND DUPLEX tures. 3 &. convertible den. Bkr. &42.-3fi00. kitchen, 2 full , baths, im- 1 LA • bui,t-lns, shake roof, carpets t62-4471 ( ;:J 546-1103 Capistrano Be•ch macullate enclosed yard. All B1rg•ln At & drapes, lovely patio. Pre-* SEE this choice golf ---thi.s with an ntA l~ o1 $57,500 sentetl fnr yoor insper'it"/ri. course view lot. El Niguel 4 BED RM "' $27,950 OWNER must .ell. being $20,500 and -TO 'I' AL Pyr•mid Exchangors MORGAN REAL TY Golt c.ourse. owner. lll% down 'Flf.A term•! transferred. 3 BR. l~ BA. paytnentl of S2J4 per mon1h. $J1,9JcJ;' Boy, what a buyl I -=~~~ ·Lure houee. Owner will 1'!· 'carpet, re-paint and install new .drivev.:ay, AU terms - GI no down, FHA or Conv. Drive by, and then can w. (East of Magnolia, North Qf Edinger), l' 16tlt'l 8~0cllil\urst, F.V. S:U-5800 ,/OPEN EVES.! 673-0510 67~2 675-6459 675-3535. Generous sized bedrooms, 2 cpts .1 drpt, forced alr Everyone qualifi~. 90 .... u BY ' BR r 1-::::========c.z;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;=====;.:..;;:;;:;:;;;;;==;;::;:;;::;:;:;:::;:;:::;-j ~~., #imilY J90rn wry heating, Ire fenced yd.Afk· w lk & L~ owner, ',.am rm., -.11• .,.,y®)i\t off .tile buill In Ing $>!,500., ...... e'•t, I a er ee Many xlr8'. llnd<r ap. '"' "~/!\'! El t •-'"'• ol)\f>•I aJ "'17CCI. FHA, V Jti~. egan 1U1:'i-ce· loan <196--2957. ' Or' ·~:ai:"n ' ,Xlnt .'°"~~ :[ ~· I \. l'· . ' , I HJTGE ·· I I KF I· GA LEM I • Thrifty Scotchman: He ln- '";~~~:;!~~venled a moust~ap that kll/I r ~ the m,ot11e befbnO. ii geta - v 1 1:·rJt, icsu:H1 j'"""""' 1-1 ' I I -i I I ,. ·~.::~tt.~t":: _ • • yo<> -!tom .,. No. ' t..i,.w. Pa\io 541>-1131 , C ' d I Ma I ~~ ' \•l •• ~. •) • ' . ' , : g r I oron1 I r 2'@0 Harbor Blv~ .. ,t J\dfl.ms iu1• ~ I tf1 ;If j :! ! _ SHP~P.ffS . SlS-M91 Ope n 'ti! 9 PM 1:-::c:~::~ ~ '~d::':i~' 29'.'i l!iutor. C..ta Mesa 'l$&S,750 WALTZ? kltoh! Prof. ld>:pd! Many' xtras! Terms~ $35,900 . BAYCREST Ballroom,,,. t•m rm. 3 BR HAFFDAL REALTY ,~~ 1717 TERllAPIN. N.B. 341 Even1'ng Canyon 2 BA, .. TV. rm. ''"' patio, 1112.-Eve" 968·1!006 3 Bedroom dream home with many xtns. Collegt' Pk. LUX 4 BR. 2" BA, xtra Ire family rm, 2 bad>o, newly OPEN SAT/SUN l-4 Clnd.,..lla. Asking $31.900. !amity rm. bllns, cpts, J)aintcd, lovely yard. OPEN • 10% dn., or try &nY terms. covettd patio. Nr 1cOOol. ~ SUN. 1..S. Spacious A elepnt ' bdrm., Fioor plan available. Owner, M.2-5676 3 be.: compilttely redecorat. Ed Riddle RJtr. ~1 • .._ ch m S 1•l1s ,, n o ed, treitdy paint~ l11111de A Georrt Me:rel .• $~ Huntington v.a ~ out. ,~ ·* EASTSIDE * BONUS ROOM ~..,,,...,... =-=,.,.,.,,..= ,(~ ~ 3 Btd_,,., .... ""'"' .,.n. 4 Bedrm. + 2 Baths 1 IN~,ME BUILDER 'Sf i\ inpo l·B!ock to Newport • $,ft:950 J Bedroom hOoae for livtnc EASTSIDE C;M. -. • O " • £!""' 1115 Me"ill Pl. Open ~JV. • ill ~ ., "ntal ... PLlIS room tor .. ; ~"111.l Sat&SUnl.S. ' ......::.J..n~~: lncom,. drvelopmen1 Li~ ne¥o13 tWnT\ hoMt pl\11 ··\ · f'= PERRON REAL.1Y 642-lm &Wit • · 1:hwih na; ClOOxlOOl . Abut! C-4. 7tl dtn, 2 battu, fl~pl11.cit. 3!MI )0.4' Dtl·"Ort:, 'frf8 _}_791 O~e ~vr .• _£:'1". _ r vaCanu 0 !· n er Yo1'kt1>wn, CAU.. DoG-1'r11et Walnut. Open d..U1 l-4, 0' Newport ,ljca<h OP.EN SAT/SUN. 1·5 ir.-1 SUbmlt! Call ~<kill~ 1 '6M43l ~Y·~c~":.dli 1R:a1tor 644-lll3 Aftlllme 241 Knox Pia.. IM1·12'll • a ora •• ty I CM. ---.NEW * i.i>aciou. 3 BR. 2 ba .. famlly SE'YMOllR REALTY, !Tlfl SELLl"'G . 1814 N"'TlOrt B vd., . * I Be h Bl·J ff n.h •• . SU-7729 ' rm., frplo. On 1.,., lot w ~ ~ unt._ ~ ·-YOUR HOME? J.~~~~~~ ... :3 8d 2~ bath 2.$00 alley .,,.,, '°' camper. R. E. SAL ESMEN rr.o appr.al,.t. •. We btly OP NrHOUSI / ~ 'ff'"vlaw ol ~an 0~·~t::·'ll06o.l000 for Now offlco location equlfits. Ptnon&1 attentlon. • °2ot11 IClitit Dt, ' .,. • , 19w BE VOllR OW BO!:S 15 )'1't. -r. !162>lll21 lllocl< ot s.A °""'..,. Ouhl and bay, ~If VACANT 3 BR REP0 lo'.ALL ~ >< 8'7-91)4 COLLINS I. WATTS , • 5 BR. 3 BA, fomlaJ din, I< 1ttps from · If • iil9m ll'!'lci llo IJA. WABIAN _ REAL TY - 1 S,." .a '.,.:...:.1..ER."'' IN DIME·A·UNE lam ""· lo clft, -~ leu [ Boach, 219 Htllotropo ' Bkr. ~: C Ir W .....,. Al'DW lt tfl&n '""'· 548-111.1 $15,000. '7>ll:J9 _ • REAL ESTATE • • i-~-~~~-~~-~~-------' . . , ' 161 Brookhurst, F.V. 531·~ ·: . 1ov;.i '"°'·' 5 Bedrm. rnodttn. A -2900 iiq. !', home + a S1onl B-B·Q I a POOL, $230. mo. PAT. tmmedlf.tP. ~ po8'51ble. r larwln rNl!y,. Inc. 21362 Brookhur>1. fflllP llch 546-5411 onyllm. sf!,950. 3 Bedrm. + 2 bath!r FORMAL DlNING, vacant, hu~ rtv ya.rd! xlnt &real R&O, distu,·Qhr. lll~e lndJCp~ ~I! Call Sf7.mJ SEYMOlIR REALTT, lUCI Beadr lltlld. Hunt llcf\. Ownor vta -Aw•f HIS Y«Ml!t CAlllt 4 Bl\. bintaJJt. Low catti a, ;lo&n- REAL CS'l'Atr: by McVAY • ~ 3 Br, 2 ba. fain rm. ~ fl.ID.7 crp1d • rante" tit. 131,llOO. -.. " ' IMILY Pl T , _ iJJ;.. ;;-;;-~ .. ~l~~l .;":-~"' .. ;;liii. ~l~~/;I .-;;;"';;"'";;;l~;;.;I ;;-iiiiiim"'iimii-~l~~l ~I ~-~-.. l c9 Jll Sen Clemente ·~· """"' -l.ogUN llNch Lido Isl• Lido Isl• I~ .__[ _"t!:_:r .. __,I ~l~~-·:.r .. ~l!il I -=i~1 :-I -___.--;;:.:I;;'! e _1 .. _.,,,_•_P_r_..,.,,._rfy...-.. __ 166_1nco __ m_•_P_r_op,.,"'-rfy---l-66_ ,. ~ i. LNn LOCATION + ,, SliinJlles, &lass, privacy, ctuu;fl\. & value are Oll\Y 1 few words tbat de3Cribe this J bed· room with convertible den. 2 bath home over· , lookin~ Woods Cove. Huge toaster bedroom , · 30· liv1nJl room, builtin kitchen are typical of the many attractive featum lo c:ompare at ' $43 ,500. IMMACULATE You won't believe this picture perfect, hilltop home. A ceramic tile ~ntry leads lo one of th'e outstanding values in Laguna Beach. 3 bed· BEST BUY ON LIDO FOR SALE BY OWNER DESPll.RAT.E -MUST SELL Street to slreet IO<'atton. IJ!'r 3outh patio. 2 doors to pvt ~ch. All newly decorated, plush thlck cpi.thruout. Custom draperies & shutters + large mirrored wardrobe doors in bdrms. New solid vinyl kitchen floor & new stove w/oonUnuous cl•a'ling ovens. Lrjt 2·car garage & lal\fldry. f Bdrms., 2 Ba ths, Large Jiving room w/f1replace & beamed ceilings. DON'T MISS THIS ONE A STeAL AT $63,000 VIE W OF OCE AN Deh1x• 3 Bdrm, 2 bath ho~ wuh fl~pla<.'t", famUy room. C\Jl-de·l8.C lfn't't. Ptlcrd at $39,9;!0. c.J.J for appoint· I 111ent. 492·4P7 associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 202S W !alboo ~7 1·366) San Jwn Caplstr1 11CJ MISSION SCHOOL AREA 9 GARDEN TYPE BUNGALOW APTS. $u,ooo Private mooey for real estate 4 sep arate buildings. Shake roofs. Privale loan. Mr. Ada,.., Bkt, TH/ patios. No stairs. All I story bungalows. 2 & &2ll0. · 3 bedrooms. Some have fireplaces. The lype -NEEDCASH F AST?- of ·buildings that attract and hold good tea-4 1 ~ 2nd 1oa,,. modo ar buy ants. Income $18, 740 yr. $145,000. Excellent· ~r trust ·-· Mr. Qay. financing. ...,, ITl<l 512·93&1. ''Our 26th Year'# !~~~~~~~~~ WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realtors j'-1 · 2111 San Joequln Hilla Road _,.._~ NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 O pen Hou.. S.tu rday & Sunday Do you wan1 your children Real Estate W1nted 1MReal Ettete W•nttd 114 Houses Furnished 300 W Via Orvieto, Lido Isle -675-8 ~19::_7__ 10 atrrnd the Old Mi"ion WANT ED Bollloa bland : rooms, 2 baths & hobby room. Fireplaces in 1--------- llviog room & master bedroom. 'Professional PROPERTY 1or sale, 7J J"l. mature landscaping & unobslructable ocean & La &-nna. Lo"·t'r Thttt- city Yiews from large deck are only a fey,• of Arch Bay. Call James C.OCn, I N ewport Beach School? Soon only those liv- in&: wirhln the ci1y will be ---------·I able 10 do so. Betr•r look Choice Multiple Housing Zoned Proper ty .: BAY VIEW Into 1he possibility or nJOv. Must Be Promine nt 1st Cl1s1 Location DOVER SHORES ing he~. \V@ have Sf'Vt'ral NYSE Listed Company Wa nts Property In t BR. J Ba., home w/plu ' beaut. view o( pus.in&" boats. $450 month. WINTON, Realtor 6Th-3331 the dramatic f@atures to be found here. Priced , _4_99-_3'_29~'-'"-'-'~•~m_. __ to sell at $46,950. Blue IAgoon Villit 113 , SECLUDED 21~ BR·2BA-fl1rn. Surf vif'w-lacing'priv. beach, pooJ trnnis. Mme11 lo choose ITom. Three ' NEWPORT BEACH AREA Panoramic wal•r vif'W by rlay and fou r bedrooms. From Must be zoned for et least 10 units per acre and a rhousand twinkhng S?J.~ 10 f76.tnJ. Come in Straight Zoning preferred -P .U.D.'s OK. light!I by nigh1. This lovely and discuN yoor need !oday. Can pay up to $30,000 per acre_ prefer mini· 5 bt'dn>o1n tll'lml' \\'1th formal CAPJSTRANO VALLEY mum 10 acre sites. dining room, fan1lly room REALTY 493-1124 TIRED ol LeUure World'! Try happy Balboe. 151e 2 Bd, 2 Ba. Pvt patio. 491-1829. FREEll Londlords.OW-1 We will ttfer tt"oanta io )'Ol.I FREE « charre .•• ?dany dellraWe tenants on ou.r waltln" lilt. ALA Rontols e 645-3900 --FURNISHED - e F'ANTASTIC! t Br + Den, ait utU tncl. VACANT! $98. ALA Rentals e 6GJ900 e TINY Collage tucked away nr beach. Uri! Incl '100. ALA Renl1h. • ~3900 e PRlV ~CY! • O!dtr 11ep . bunzalow. Sm! pet ok, Util lncl. nis. ALA Rentals • 645-!:900 e MINI PAD!-1 Br. cpl/ dl"pt, tnod ynt for pets. SUS A:LA Re.ntiiil• e 66-3900 • "'lildeawa,,y,i}l t.h.is, cozy Laguna charmer nestled · \in. a quiet hillside setting. Fireplace, beams, 2 :tedroo~. 1 batb. Breakf;is t nook & off·street parking are only a few of lbe exciting features to be fo und here. Priced to ~II at $27.950. and -.·e~ bar ~s outslanding Mobile Home l F YOU SEND : Large area location maps, fol" family en)Oymt>nt, sum· ,s plot map, zoning and its u se, locations of 3 BR, 2 Ba hom", an ~r & mer fun and en!ertainmt>nl. For Sale 125 sewer, water, gas, electricity, condition of Call Schworer 673-2004 $215 incl. util. 3 BR, 2 Ba, wa.sh le dry. Till June 17. 673-2490. e HAS Everything! 3 Br, 2 Bil, .ireat Joe, •incles ok. , • • ' gi..:. Ocunv1C'W, architect Protected awimmlng pool --C-..O_N_T_E_M_P_().___ property, complete price and terms wanted BEAUTIFUL Bayfront 5 br, de11lgned, stalne-d glti st. and courtyard Mltry w_irh LAGUNA HILLS -We will answer your reply. 4 ba, completely furn. Will Mu.st See! S39,9:,0. 497-1156. loY@ly terrace and open firf' . . / Write: Mr. Harris lease until June lllh, $450 OCEAN rron t OYO, magnif. pit. OfJered by ownt>r at Pr~llge adult . cominutury i P.O. BOX 92229 mo. + utU's. vu. Pool, 2 BR, 2 BA, furn. $115,000 before lislinR. ()pl'n ~~Jacet :t.rto Lodi.sure Wllolrld . Winton Real Estate 1215. •· ALA Renh>J-• f;d"i-.'\900 -UNFURNISHED -e EXTRA Nice!·! 814 cpl/ dl'JJti, encl iiar-. StlJI yjd. $110 ALA Rental" e ~ B,_ daily after 11 am.1g12 Gnl· Dt.'au .... i:oun 1ng:s, a we-WORLD WAY POSTAL SERVICE 67,3331 $53M. l mmed. poss. '"· ury oppo1ntm""t• Th• LOS ANGELES CALIF 90009 ~ • 2 J 0"9-5225 axy Drive, Newport Beach. . "" · ~-ra-' • I ~=c-c~ ---e BUDGET Saver! 2 BR, 499-3005. 1 : '" · 612_7589 peu11c pool, saunas, gym. 4 I ;!!!!!~!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~"""""""" WELl... furnished-l BR. 1 tlo~/rehig, kids ok. Avall L1gun1 Hills · billiard tables. MUCH Duplexes/Units /Mountain, DeMrt. pe~n only. Non.-.smoker . Today. $l35 . BY o~·ner . 3 BR, 2 RA. lge P~e·!~~~~~~s &,~!O~~~~Awaod,dl.howinning" ,1 ~;;;1;;e;;lo;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l:;6;2 Resort 174 :i...:i69. S.150/mo. Call ALA Rentftl.11 e ,_ A urn1s, ... ., m e mes on ---------e CORONA del frp~c. Assu~ l(IW ~ or I area. Like n@\\', warm &. display dally. 1 BR le Den. So. ol Hwy. 1 .. 1,90 Glenneyre St N'fiMnce. Will con11der rich home. 4 spacious ~or SJ0..7900 RESID~NTIAL **BIG BEAR LAKE !~~~~· ~;=~Larcl y. ,.No ~B;~t)i/refrli, • Trade. 5-48-5372: 8.17-4104 bdrmJ. ' family rm., 2l1 -! WOULD YOU BELIEVE . ~U: ._,n arna ion. ALA Re~talll e 645-3900 .494.9473 or 549•0316 Laguno Niguel bath,. uv;ng room •Hdfr>g ~~~~AEMAPN().A UNITS AN ORJGINAL UlG CABIN! , glass ~·all ovt'rlooks a EASTSIDE, COSTA MESA 1 on approx. lllrd, acre of Costa Me,sa • FAMILY Wanlfdl 2 Br, h!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll--iB~EEAA~UfT~l~F~ULILL--8Jl8l'kltni;: pool. Everylhlng Orang• County's most suc; $6'9,5'Xl. wrrn: TERMS land in the pille!, with a w/ fncd Ytd, nr beach, L H;i;;;u;;nt;;l;;n;;g;;ton;;;;;;Bo;;;;ach;;;;;;;;;;;l Irvine OCEAN VIEW for gracious living. $43,000. cesdul FAMJLY PARK. Roy Mccardle Realtor lake view. Onty $5.950. E·Z * l'{EW J Br, ·1 Ba. Klds/~s. $150. • . MONARCH BAY CALL I:\. 646 ·l 414 95 % ren1erl in 7 months! 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. temu. Townhouse w I pool. Mesa ALA Rental11 e 645-3900 ,:, ~ Only 9 spaces left. Better 548.n29 OR OWN YOUR OWN Verde. Bltm, cpts, drps. H . ~EN HOUSE SUNDAY 11:»-4:JO 17ffll Carranza, H.B. BY ANXJOUS OWNER TERRACE HOME -dlldC. hurry! MINI FORE.ST patio, gar. $225 to $250. Nr t• NEWPORT ei;wht·Spac 2 Very attractive 2 Br, 2 ba 4 beclroonis 3 baths. 3200 sq. REAL TV 4<l!O \V. ls-t Sr. Close in T;iplex Beautiful wooded lot for only schls. 557-3400. Br. fncd yrd, le.id& I pets. rondo reduced for quick fl. l.all!:e Poot $106,500. Nt1r Nt wporl Post o rrlrt * * 839-3880 * * \Valk lo all slores on 17th SI. $2100. Terms. These won't N1CE! $160. &ale. 833-1.306, BJ.l..M07. Open Sat,(: Sun 1-5 EXTRA'$1 EXTRA'S NEY/A DULT-PARK from this beautifully m[jin-lut -Call us immedia~ly! 2 BR house partly furn. ALA RentaJa • 6f5..3900 Bo Coo Goodies Lagun• hech 496-3~71 Cari~an D;:.;1gu· et • J.Juntington Arbor ,\1ohile tained 3-2 BDR. Apt, House, Call Ross ITI'1J 536-1738 or ~~· ~~a~:11c·5~y~n:l~, e WOW! 3 Br, 2 Ba, w/ 'J'HIS ,HOME H.AStJT ALL •t At!ral'ti\lf';Jnc. d~r1toat pa· -~ 1io vi~ • sunshade. tr_ee form lava rock foun- ,.--~!"' pond .... Jftg'lor a ~-~~ trir. Prof. jld~. "W"'" paint in ' out. Crpts le drps nice new. 3 BR 2 Ba. O[DE ·Sa••1• b guna t FabU1ous 4 Br, 3 ba ho~ on J1ome Park. Facili!ies in-w/built ins & foret'd air wri1e : Spenc•r Real Estate, A .. 1 ~255 ., · · frplc, stv/refrig, wsh/dcy, e Y owner-agcn gigantic lot. Fam. room, elude: Jacuzzi, card rm, heat. Owner agent. 644-165.5 P.O. Box 2828, Big Beat l>6 · • kids/pets. $200. B4RN "'STYL}' $33,950. 3 sf( 2 BA, fully !if'p. din. room, all elee. kit. fltATV, outdoor BBQ, pool. DUPtEX.1 blk 10 beach. \V. 1 __ Lake, California. 2 BR. Hv rm, din rm, frplc. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 · ' j.., decorated &. landscaped. se-~ing Cf'ntf'r, 2 frplc's, billiard rm. shuttlebc»trd, in-Newport, 3 Br., 2 Ba ea I Out of State Prop. 178 Priv yard &. gar. 2 childrn 1'41 Newport Blvd. CM fOcea~· sl~' of,~ way) Call owne?' eves, 495--4517. even a playhouse for the dividual met£>ring. Pct Sf'C· unit, frpl.cs, "'ailed patio. ok . Close to schls le shop'g. Tft\~ *iq11e o1de beach hoo!k' L 'd Isle youngsters. 0 w n er is lion. 193."ll \Vard St., Hntgn fee sbnple. land. Good in-1 ___ 0 _R_E_G_O_N___ $175/mo. 646-0481. is loca1ed on the ~an liidP 1 0 READY, Just $48.000. 8f'ach. 968-4445. ".:; 000 ol""' ruway. EASY BEACH 220 LIDO NORD Opo II Sa 111 '°:"',·,, ~· . 0 w n" ""'""'"' ' 113 "· Klamo!I> Deni Point RENTAL FINDERS . n .oose t. ·. fiESAl E-S 645-4 · Falls: area. nr. river & hwy. 4JI W, 1M. COlTA lllllA 1. 131.500. ; ntAIV A OR ASSUME LOAN • CALL 847.9604 KASABIAN ACCESS, DOWN A PRI· 2341 Irvine Ave., N.B. . G 1 f ,1 b.I H WARMTH & CHARM! VATE PATHWAY, LES S SEMPLE in reen ea "0 1 e ome Income Pro~rty 166 $895 F"P, $95 dn, $19.16 mo-2 Br, fpl hm, mod. kit. wt, Houte1 * Apb. THAN 200 YDS. TO n-rE Brand new waterfront home. Park. Descriplion!I & priCl'!I 48 mos. Simpson Land • SAND. Olde ham s!ylt" a.rch-5 Bdrms., 41-!. baths. Lovely Real E1tate 675-2101 posted at the offict>, lfJO INCOME + Sales. 56-1942_ bltn bar, Jee be. w/ Roman/ * 64.S-0111 * 2515 E. Coo.st llwy., Cdl\.1 WhU!ier AvP., C.l\1, tub. Lge clottts le storagt". .r .. ~,...•F f ~ ltectu~. in 2 story ,design. wallpaper & carpeting. TAX SHELTER Real E state Decor !· f"rn .. 1., .. ~-r.;n. .. rw 8 has exter>or of board & bat-Frplc. 2 Stairways. Deck & . 10 UNITS 2 crpBt~d. 1 $:.~. Bx25c·,· n porbc~ 5 a.ttra;tJVE' 2 BR un1f15 on I Exchange 112 I NU-VIEW RENTALS I -FURNISHED-- TE ten. windo'v shullt"rs, cir. dock. ~-fillx317 lo! Next to C ~1 6734030 494--32-IR REAL ESTA SHADF.D BY AGE OLD Bill Grundy, Re altor Eastsid@ Cosla 1\-lesa, great rt'financfil. J~B nr. beach. · I or $110--BAOIELOR Pad near (P.S. Dog run 100! I mm-rental area. Seven 3-bed-5JIH8-1.'i. Hospital. Ofiered al $55.CXXJ. OIOICE acreage , Lan-Laguna 8e.leh ocean. Ju.st right tor 2. At.I " iJ!!l!'!!!!~~:O:::":::'::""""• I "'"'"'· 341 Ba.vsi dp, N·p1 Bc:tch room•,-• th-• 2."-"room•. Pn·-,·pa1, 0 -•y H D 1 ,. -nu ,, uru ·~ •u • • · caster-, or 11.'llUen~ or ----·· · · · · -fl pd HURRY• ~"• YOUR OWN Pl'f'sen!l.v IM-i~ RF.NITD 675-6161 AJ[S('parateunitsl\'ithlo1.sSl8,j().NicelBdrm.inAdolt Johfl9on,Bkr., business. Owner, TINY COTTAGE ui · · POOL FOR SUMMER ~r A:,! ~~~lE~~. BAYVIEW of ~ce. SllO~·s a fanlas1 1c Park.155N.ear80 beach_ le stores. 646-8362 213/681-5384. Really niee? One sngl rm w/ Plan now for hot July days. ~....... OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 return 1vi1h income of Sl.400 Rent · Huntington St.. 2121 Placentia Avf!., CM $8,40!1 second trust deed, studio ~ouch. nice ba w/ $~8;,"S-:-~0i,.~tS ~s:1a!dl~ • •• 18'x32' pool with 1011 ol dN:k-= HL~~ V lyIV BL~~j{ 241 VIA GENOA per mo. Submit on do"·n or No. 114. 646-9.i2B alter 5:30. RETIRED, or young • "'trade for R~ • ;JOtJ.; Costa shlH 6hwt. Full kit w/ gd Pet coosi<Jertd.~2/L ing. Xtra nice kitchen wUh mON n?ANKL!N T\"PE Spacious 2 BR + den. 3 car trade l o -* 1t10B'JLE Home 50' with vestor! 12 \\.~II kept kardcn Mesa. 5'>lG57. ' ~pl's. Fncd frn t yrd, J100 , _ ...... ~ • ..lt:.. «, • b1ttn oven & range. Xint F1REP1.ACE. Kitchen wi.th garage, 60 Ft lfn>elt to s treet Wa ker & Lee scrtt'ned room. $2100. rentals. Room for more. ~ttt· 1!rl. ' UNl'"Ut{NI fin&.ndng Avail. eating area. Db1 . Frenc h corner whh biy vlew. • Mg...1003 * Xlnt tenants ~ incofne. + • 'NU·Y.1£.W RENl'AU. -$135.-CUTE 2 Br .Cotiia: , aar, Sparow Rlty 842-4474 "°"" .,,.,, 1u LGE. COV· S114.000. Roallu,.. Hlt.LCREST 20X"6. 2 BR. 2 $129.000. oruy $2',000 down . ll • 1673-4000 or 494-3213 lnCd yal'I!, pot ok,. "! "A nes1 'lor every Bird" FRED DEX::K \V/OCEAN bowcmb lawsOD jri. Z1'90 Harbor Blvd. at Adams BA, Lllve\y site, Irvine 548-8007 FlnaneW Lido Isle - RETIRE VTEW. W/W carpeting & •eolU>• S.CS..9491 Open 'Iii 9 PM Rancti. Pvt pty. n4/544-0157 -EXCHA.NGE-ON(y-BAYntONT 3 BR, 3 BA. 'Til S~~:~~:rH:I~~~ ~~ drapes. . 3416 Via Lido 675-4962 5 BR. 3 BA. family nn w/ '67 Sun Valley 12x40' mobile $14.000 Equity in 6 uni ts " July, f700/mo. Also 2 BR. 2 tio. Stove, ,..,,.,.. , cpl/-, 11ie lower story ls a studio f?i>l c. Comp{ new kitchen ho S20.000 cash 10 exchang@ fcir Business "'t-unif, \\/'ELEVATED LTV. me. OpPortuaity 200 BA. din. rm . fro:r vp--'··. child/pet ok. ' J .<~ ,-o lhe ''Easy" life -Travel -tish -or ju~t relax in our two bedroom condo children ok -Call now for appt. Only $22.000. 67:;..4930 Agent. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 214'6 Vi• Straft1 Liine .VILLA PACIFiC l~Condo. S33tia)~. Mint • Stum•.-......,,..,.,..!. -, .I.-:-{:·"' RM CEDAR PANEUED 4 BR. 3 ba. 70x8S Sl2S,OOO makes this 2700 sq. ft. home. 642-0511 1 12 lo 20 bread & butter units Walker Realty 67.S..5200 WALLS, FRAMED BY 3 BR. 31Ai ba, lam rm, pool ldeafly situated on a cor· CALL: 644-6111 3336 Via Lido, N.B. HEAVY BEAMS. Spacious rm, din nn. 40' lot ~11!1 ~ nAer lot in,.~ewpoA k~ Beaclh. R t E t t l•l Th< JrwJo Co. R•altoro MANUFACTURER cozy 2 BR, 2 Ba. frpl, dbl. combination kitctien kin· LIDO REALl;.Y INC. rare l•ru, sing ony •• 1 1 •· ** 4--PLEX, By OY.·ner """'"· appl. Winier or vrly $51,500, You own the land. C.Mral Central Costa. Mesa. Xlnt •-.,. format dining area. You 3377 VIA l.IOC.. '""""'" HO""ft <'--l-S NEEDED FOR ORANGE lse. 218 Via Dijon. 675-0546. ' ~-d yth· 67'7300 '-'""'" '"'""' JVn return & tax shelter. Gross wont -,.,, an ing to com· ~ 2437 'Holliday Rd. COmn'Y AREA. PARTY 2 BR, 1 BA, 2 car garage, ~9;:11p~Ll. PRJf"I:" CUSTOM21to~,3 BR.3BA. RED CARPET Acreage for sale 150 ~~~·Ph~~7ri467~ncipaJa SELECTED MUST HAVE cute house with patio. $350. • . ~ fam. f'Of\m . din. roolJl. huge $12.500. 11flS IS A DIRECT Yr. round. 673-5«5 eves. n.. Jot· alo~ " P"tb!!' •u.,Poci< •<th ,;,w. s"""t REALTORS DEFAULT! 54 New Units FAcroRY OUTLET OF 10 woi-=~~~~ /;,,' In. i'treel. 179.~IJO. . Zl40 Camino Capistrann A 20 acre & a 40 aCT'I'! parcel S750,000. 6.8xGl'Olll SPEED BICYCLES. WE Newport 8e1ch I ' ~ W•lk•r Realty 6'75-5200 1 San C'lemcn1e 492-9700 in beaulilul northern Calif Walker & Lee Rltrs WTLL TRAIN · EXPERT-OCEANFRONT -4 Br., lge <':> 1 or '"""1' 3"""" VTA I ID" (, ,.. ~ . ENCE NOT NECESSARY. MISSION REAL TY _ _!-~ _. _"_· N . · _ SPACIOUS near quaint lillle logging 1714) TI&-gl;i() GOOD CLEAN FAMILY OP. L/R, DIR. (rplc, blm.s, 98::' So C<Y>~' H"''' 1 "-·'la e 2 Lido Bay View VI BRANT tvmmunity! Su~ndi~! ERATION. SfART IMMED-d is p I, ref rig , f u 1 ly Pho;,, (714 ) 494-0731 Homei ) LUXURIOUS land already sub-divided .. FOR sale 2 trailers. Nt $95. fATELY. CALL 7l4-B7()...S3lO, cptd/drpd. $315 mo. 'til June _ _ N -Each with lrg pier & slip. BAYCREST 3 BR. Sec i!, k. low as S200 down & $79 ~~5~;:~~30~2200. Cash. 9 ro 6 DAILY, 30. Ref's. 830-8772. $110-CONVENJENT Loe. 1 Br. stove, cpt/dfl)S, gar. Avail 2/1. $216--ALONE on Lot! 3 Br. 2 & home, nr. OCC. Dbl pr, R/0, cpts/drps, fncd tor kids. (Lugo at soloctiOt) of rentals In New~rt & Costa Me1e-8'1t· Ser· vice II TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE fr! BEACON * 6'5-lllll ' GOOD BUYt 3 BR, 2 BA. fam. rm, quality cpts & drps, frplc,. patio, sprinklers &: planters. Near 11chools & beach. $29,500. 0 "' n e r . 528-3567 after 6. SOUTH LAGU A S150·$155,000. Open Sat. & Jove it, buy it. S69.95o. a mo. 1$9948 cash priceJ! OCEANFRONT l BR, Compl OCEANFRONT Sun. Ill. 119 Via Lido Soud OPEN SUN. 1-5 c\\lhcrc' ,can ~OU buy land in DANA Point -New duplex. PARTNER furn. Ftpl.c. r.m I mo. 'tn LANDLORDS! i ' ! J I 1 1 I l . I I I 4 BR, 1 ~ BA. Cpls, drps, bltns. Assume 6% VA. $219 P.J.T.t . $28,!KXI. SfiOOO cash to Joe.n. Bier. 539-9581. Beaur. 4 BR ... l ba. splil le~I by owners. 67j.{}1J2. 19'11 SANITAGO DR. alif Ii e thHf.' Think 5 yrs $49,500. Silver Lantern at La LIGHT MANUFACTURING June. No pets. 2408 Oce.rt· furn. homE' \V/priv. sle.irv•ay Mesa Verde GEM ahelld & buy now! Ed Ed-Cresta. \Vebb-Bkr. 642-4905. Active with $25,(X}() cash for front 675-2962 to Secret Cove Beach: fonn· \\'ard!I. Landway, 1n4l 11 Wesret-n States. Admin· er horn@ of Charlie Chaplin. ' 1 ? 1 , 1610 W. Coast 11wy., N.B. 612·1815. 2 NEWPORT Hgt! Triplexes. islrative exp. an as-. How-' • REALTORS 642 4623 Xlnt rents. Good spendable. ""' 3169!1 Sea Cl iff Dr .. hv itppt. ' -· _ · _ _ _· _ RA NC If 0 Calif-Glenoak t>ver, wifl train individual home Rl."'n11rr.o '"'"'\ii I?<> you, nr onr of your BEACH SPECIALS Hill s, 4.8 acres. Excel Owner, S48-9S95 wi!h either sa.le.s or produc. B'' Owner. Prestige 1600. 4 EMERALD BAY LOT friends_ wan1 thrir family * 2 St 3 BR A f builrling sire, vit.'W, util BY Owner, J triplexes, 2 BR, tion backgroUnd. 2 BR Winier Rental. Avail. hr 2 ba, crpts. lrg. yrd. L V ' L close by:> RARE . 3 bedroom ory. · · rame. bl frpl pool y now S175 mo. + util. 312-~ xtra.s. ~ argest ••w ot 3 bath golf course condo in steP! to best beach .. S34,900 underground, paved streets, tns, c, · our 1st ye11 r'11 Income should 1117 Emt>ralrl Ba.\• .. $!!0.000 absolule fa.nia~ric condiJKln * 1 Story, 3 BR, A-lrame, guarded entrance. By choice, $75,000ea..64~ exceed $50,l'.nJ. ...:c33rd::..:.=St=.=N=B=.~6T_J..~2098--·~- Huntington Harbour F'n ... 1..,1~ X-how~~ <'"II: $3lOOO CAIL tl 8<'" ...................... s:n :.oo O\\•ner. $30,700. Call 714 Lots for Sale 170 For Interview Write 08!1sl-BAYFRONT. 1 br, no dogs, ----------Biii Grundy, Realtor (~n 'ev~.) oolmr~m CAYWOOD REALTY 836-6776 ar1er 6 pm lied Ad No. 275, Daily Pilot, $165 mo. Avail l/U to 6/30. WATER LOVERS 341 Bay~• ·ft. ,,_.l Bench REALTORS ~ W, Coast llwy .. N.B. INV ESTMENT--oovERSHoRES P.O. Box 1560, C.C.t& Mesa, SSS--On8. You m~t 8N this beautiful __ 675-6161 _ LOVELY 4 ~R. 2 b• home, 548-1~ OPPORTUNITY BAYfRONT LOT .cc.'==. ~9'l6,.,l6,:. =,.---- Hunttnaton Harbor homP to WHITE WATER VIEW in xlnt i\fe~ Venle Joe. STAND OUT VALUE 5 ~Cl"'5 near Paln1dale lnrl. BEtl" B\JY IN NEW LISr!NG .....• •p ......... iate th@ tremendous Custom 2 lflory, 3 b,, J bA. "---ior kit & •u•t . 4 ;...,._._ Xll'lt growth potent· NE'"'PORT Carpets A: Drlol"IC'I ··--~· ' -c1ous & attrao<w J b' ·-~.. ,. Holland Bus. Selos \'Lue! Tt Is a hue@ 3 bed--View JJv. rm. w/frplc. For. feature~. Comp! lndscpd, ....-e ' ial. Only $35,000 . term.s MN> 000 BAY~ $435/mo. J Br. 2~ Ba .. lge. D/R, FIR, frpl, overnd kit . 642-4589. Houses Unfurn. 305 ·.a. tam. rm :nt ba !rg conwr 8 .11 G nd R I · Home! are valued at •.«N, ''Th ... Bn>k•r with Emn.,r'"y" room home wr.n a gorgeous mat din. rm. Lrg recrea-pool size yarrl. $36,750. • • 1 ru y, ••tor .. ., I• , . 1 pool 1· 1 ~ lot encl. yard Tasl@fully or httter. Lot valued at !TIS n.,.,1,. A1110 .. C.M . I "x34 !W1mm ng · us tion rm. w, u.:-autifuJ "'"' Ow-r 54• ""19. Op," • · · . . 341 Sayside NB 67;)..6]61 Genera .....__ '"" v-oQ " landscaped. Xint financing. · $68,500. Buildtts welcome. .1.•.11: •170 54G-060l eves ---------grt>at for entertaining. ''l'C" bar. A quality home v.·/ "'t'tkend. $lli500. 6'6--2366. SHOP. Center..,18 st 0 res, Call ~ """ low prlt.? will a.maze yoU. many xtra!. E·Z C'fl.fe land· I LAT , lOO% leased, groW1b al'Pa. w lk · & L IF you are 811.tiaflt!d w/your $140. 2 BR, fenced for kids & Sparow Rlty 842-4474 1Jell.Pinr. Xln 't ·location. MMACU E Pace:tener 3 frnn lot ... "" CXXJ Low down, xlnt terms. Will a er ee I present income, don't call. pets, C.M. tm~ BR, 2 BA. Redufd for Bay~~-t .,......,, w, are only looking for $145, 2 .BR pvt horn@ w/ . .,.. Real.tors people w/dri~ &. ambition, every lug, · • We Specialize ln Newport Beach • Corona de1 Mar e Laguna • & Dana Point. Our Rental Service 11 FREE In YO!•• NU-VIEW RENTALS 673-4030 or 4!M·32t8 Back Bay J BR, ~ Ba., tam. mi,., newly cptd A decor. $.125 Mo. Bryant Wiftt 67>2"123 Balboa Peninsula ~ Blk OCEANFRONT' 2 Br lo111er duple··. bHns. cpt/drps, lodry hoo::i·p. @ncl Pr. Avell 'oel'"·"""•··-4. SJ'IO. NU-VIEW RENTALS 673-4030 or 494-32-48 1h BLK. Bay or Beach. 3 Br .• 3 BA. deh, IM!p. din. patio. Yearly. 4i7~. "A nesl for every Bird" •. · ~ quick sa!r.. By 0w.-.·Prin. TED ltTJBERT & ASSOC. trade . FOUR SI"AR th• CM ll;;;rv:;;;;i"";;;;;:;;;;;a;:;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;f only. Open house Sat. & 34.'£ Vi!l Lido 675-8500 REALTY 83.'>-4422. 2190){arborBlvdJ at Adams Several pmiUons open . $135, Pvt borne, crpls, 1ar, Ii ~ ... sun. 10-5. 546-710Q, 2839 CUT.E 2-br, 2 ha townhouse. 40 ACRES Rolling meadow ~9491 837_3744 or 83G-J9l9 eves. fenced, H.B. LUXURY PLUS D~"t...='~ l:llesmereo. · Swimming pool, ftt land. nr nat ional foreat. TAKE $1~. Util'!I pd. mobile home, Corona del Mar ~lost popular Turµ~ Rock 4 ·n, ·. """" .... .....,.~ SALE or lae ~·/optloot 3 Br., AgerM., 67&-7225 OVER $29. MO. 968-0047. . CHOICE ~~FT Bal~ -l~I~~. ~~: single OK, N.B. bdnn. ..-1. ~It'd• :"" • ..._281Jtl '* l.l4 ba., 128.000 "' """' mo. Com~.~ R-2 LOT $156. 3 BR w/pr, fencod tor ~ ~ ...,... H i hts •• · ' 615-2418 or 833..ssM. kids C ~ and landJ11CAped wlthOUf t BR + Fatn. Rm .• 3 ba, -Oay, 144-2501: 't v e 3. Newport e SI Lots/Crypts 156 :1 Block3 .To Beach. SlS,OO'J n•·73Jo . Anent budget ronsiderallon. ".a-located on Jge. pool size kit 549-4225. No down. VA. minimum bid. Bkf opening COIN Op. Laundry, Co.sta .:..:..;.:..=:... __ .,_..:..:.!•:;:.::c cant and N'llody to ITIOVI' In· w I canyon vi@~·s. Living Mission Viejo '4 a-ROOMS :1 ~emeler')'. Jot,., $250 each. Februarv l_!~ 197?.. Mesa area. Mutt M!ll due to • Great ocean VH~::.1.2...1'!'". tt>. ~erfecl ~or you _and ~ room w/open beam ceiling ~ Will sell tcparately. Call -Cl IT OF-job tratlller. 545--0671. home Cameo ,. • ._. ...... lamdy, you 11love11. Pnced 4 fireplace, bltin kif. Low OWNER will sell lo'fll'ly tri· Near Newport Jftt. on 16th 536-5167. NJ;WPP.aT ,BEACH , Investment Lease $425 mo. * 2 BEDROOM * Flrt1lt,.oe, ,..,111.1ns * l>IEAR BEACH * No Pets. -· '175-7225 al only $43,:S. down A VA L) n a 11 c i n g l~vel homr, bcitut \o)ew A St. Just a few steps from 4 Lots •t Jlarbor Hefti -67j..~110 Opportunity 220 • 3 Br, 3 ba Shof'!IC:lff(s. i eel h•11 avallable. $39,95o. °"'ner. lndscp. 2 cowrn:l 111t~ & park&chlldrtnpl&)'l'n)Und. Memorial Pp.rk, Co a ta . Ext. 2n Huge: tam. rm. Xtra lrr CAREPRE.E LIVJNOT r I 49'-7641. ~ sun deck, 3 or 4 bf, 3 ba, -4 BR., 2 Ba. Kilchen bltns.. Mt>u.. $125. f!'A. 548-9729 OU R lnvettment DJv. wauld yard. ~ mo. Very nice iJ"Dd level 2 Br * SELL OR LEASE * ftlm , hv rm wlle•merl, FA heafini, ntW carpet, Condominiums CHOICE loi"."'iOO:x135', R-2, like to pr'll'Vide, at no C'Oll • othrrL · ·1 Br, clolle to tripkx w-/ ir,lc, Ill bltns REA~TY ZXlO Sq. l"t 3 BR. 2, BA . vabkulltd ct•ilinas. trPkD..:~ largeJfe~yard.$29,toJ. for ••I• 160 I!~~ ~·c~34S~ to ~~·-~n ~~byte~ ~'t.a;v~>;:AN~l'N .~!:°~'=.,~ w/ U I P ~. C t I •• f -,d. f I ca1e1 xtraJll. ,.-.~T.U C"''. ·~ •. 64•·1•1• ''"""i"''""'"""" GL• ............... ,, pra-.i .. iul•-.,•ll R I "' ~~t :;;;11r:en ~;'~ne C";l ~m;:~ inbi:~· ~t Mow aJ)pralllll (<ii 141.900. ,. .. ,,.. ~ ~ • LUXURY ! BR, 2% BA _ walk to 17th ,SL ahoppina puf!r of .)'OUt ,property. H tor 'j NU.VIEW RENTALS ................. ~· --... ~ ' ' For QU>Clo ..... M..,1,,. fo ''1~-.,., bu, bl• Pollo, low Clltr. W.750. ~. Pit ... coll 516;1600 • '73-2222 • -.. -1~ bl\r, etc. lmmac. $47,950. ~-.... d t 1 •--TJ .._,. ~ do i... Jnvntmul Dfv1sion 1.•F. FO"-R"NT • BR -1 ! S£E & COMPARE '"II prie<. -··· N ° ..... ~· , REALTY . wn ... ~ °""r f1iA ol FOR ... ., nip1 .. Jolin s.n HQ.... " r • . ""'''"'· -A The only~~ eYer~ MISSlON ~LTY 4!M--0Tll BYownf$; beaut t B.f\ hom@. Ntlir Nt•••rl .P•t l o rrrre PU. mo. 3 pools. aauna I Clemeott. Ooe&n A HWside OR LEASE OPTION retnr. fenced )'I'd. pract, 2400 fl ; • B ... l Bl: 2):dl SEU.. 0( lea!te 2912 Alta s 3 7, ,0 0. Open bouH TRIPLEX leMil court. LA R w IN. vie'fL $12,500. 6'0,72l6. 3 Bdrm. Meaa Vl:fde hOmt, $115. &t&-Olll. I !~~:Z ft~; l"":':-!~'.d~R.;.:::~ 11!'.'~;~~m """''""" O~~ ~~~"'s~.l-4 B~NER -! ,BR 2 BA TIME· FOR ~~ock.. '° •hoppinr, $2&0. 2:'~~· ~w":;':: o1rfm/IJ!o dub arvund ,.,., "' -;,. 4 Las't!na NowPorl BHch 3 • 2 BR unllt with enc:lolOd rede<oratel from lop to bot· If A Money 'lo LNn 14! ALSO I 1215 Per mo. 61S$17, ~';ll~~,r.n:.,V:; =~~~ :;_;~11 Eallbluff Open HouH =~..:·:~ ~~ ::·.:~~wahr, QUICJl .. ASH 1 -:i~r:I~ 3C:·112%. "!," ~ 2i!.';.~ ~· ~~~ C.:: :~ii-~·, eR. Nb; I lift. 2 ~ bUll;p b~ ~Ts.:f~ :!i:'!j. Rulty '7s..not (o•t•. ~~ • THROUGH A Cash For TD's ~i:.:.S ::a,= r~-•nlltm. "ew ,....,.,. "'d<!\ -tlil> OOOLL•.lfitw ~ hp!, 2915 ~WI>& ~. JUI. mi vi. Udo, ~.8. i:iib'tmE Llvln1! 2 ... ,.,.. 2 I •-. n :::' l 11.,,.. ~· 11..,..._,,.,, bll·loo, ~•It' "W h 1 i. El•pl\all"" ....,r. ·BR, )\! Ba. Cpt1, drpl, DAIL[ PILOT F inl I S....... F'lom "Ctrtobnu _.. decoiolod. IUS.lmo. '1'11 lttl ~ 4oudl -~-.. di ~ -~ ·~'f.'is i\I, W=iT. • ;;;;;, 4 n11m1tta your ""'*1 'lllrt! blt , fl'plo. Pr1vate petJo.J -TD LNn• -toou-Levb-;oowi AY<.Call•tllO. ~ w. 'It-• ~ l61" be, 3 .... m lq"ft, \...llr.IO tlt<m lnlo "CUil'' • ttll 1-pool, I.dry lodllll ... I WANT AD ..._ .. Rates Orm&• Co, tum ''tnuh .. cub" ftt • t BR, ~·d, °""'" " ~ -., '°"' I ne ..... tltll idle Uema -I Call school newl)' decar. 1,000. thtm thru Daily P 11 o t By <>watt. 56--0l!T4 oil 5 • I 642.21 71 545-0611 DAJLY PIWt' cl•-llJod tMI .. tit. lm .r-AYI. $11,1(11, °""" 1114 «LUIJl 111'-!ilJ NftJ ~. Cluoi6'd. W-5111. PM. · . S.rvlntr Hut.or .,... n yn. I -call 64U!'ll m-a, • l r ... I I ' i, ' j ;1 ' I " ' !· I ' ;· " I ' '. I • • , , l ,,. ,. ' .. I I. ' ... ............. "·--Unfum. Collflomlnlumo c.....,. dol,t.\or Unfurn. 320 I"."'"..,..--...,"""--1,,,-------·ICo&to 'M- 2 lll»l,v. ?'"· tlrpa. G&ll&e. 50 Vacant H0111fl ~~';'' ok, no '" • 1 Rent Wltllt You Buy I BR. 2 S.. crpts, ,,.. ... , l=-,-',~-----13 & 4 BR homes tome w/ blVtn., d/w, 2 JlOOll'l, clb. Cott• MIN pool9, no money dn to Vef+ H: o u • t, fl35. 545-5210 l,,.._.-------1 Immediate ponCssion, Fixl;i5<8-Yll::.::;;;;0·_-,,;-o---= WHE NGY!.ERDSA1YN. • • up ,......u ~save 1111. Townhou10 Unfun.. 335 1 ~ Roberto I C9. 9'2-5511 ___ ;,.......;.....;.;;....;,;,: " APARTMENTS *WE have a lar&:t aelectiou Hun11ngton .. Btach _ \Va m1an1:m in rard~! ot 3 and• ~droom homes li,o fuo. 1title:n Bch, ~ i; .MC 1 ~ • that can be moved into for lse, S br; 2~ ba, frplt, ~~ pu tine llftn le pool almost irmnfd1a!t1Y. oo our cpts, drpl, w/d refrlg i~. e U-pla.n rlee kltdl w/ cer-ftent.Optto-n pl al\. Pool, tfllnU. n4:5J6..3Bl.5. am\c counrer-topa:, pantry• SHERWOOD k EAL TY' Duplues F urn. 345 • 3 BR'a or 2 + Dtn 2 J;Ja 540-l555 • Carpel/Ora~. Fl1r'!'place 4 Br, 2 Ba, walk to beach, Cost• Mtu ' , ........ Apll. Fum. lryl,,. Apts. Furn. l~ ~· FL al Living. Edl10n Hi-tehl, all ~m· t BEDROOM:, lJl Eut 21st Colt• Meu Set 1n A GARDEN. mar scbls & shop g. SI ff A • . lltl I"--~ "j S60 Apt1 .......... lrvJne Apt1. Furn. 360 Huntington il .. dt A Few Avail Now-fD)/mo. 492-4915. ' ~· 644..oo:lJ THE VENDOME * 3 BR. 2 BA, cpta, ,.,,., DuploxH Unfurn 350 Casa del Oro EXECUTIVE SU ITES oo Anabe.Im M2-2n4 dstrwahr. Quiet cul-de-ae.c • AU. UTllJTJES PAID MOTEL APTS. WANTED atrttt. $225/mo. 675-8230. Balboe Peninsula Compare briore >W rent • n 7 Yorktown Blvd. ~·-tom .......... -.....1 ...... 1.... l!Hn BEACH BLVD., On& famUy that would enjoy 4 BR O>ado. °'1ldren. ok. 3 BR dtf1 2~ Ba bllnl .... wi ~-·~· ..... tur .. ,r;: AT YOrucr'OWN this lovely• BR, 2 BA home Like new thru~t Call retrti-., ct.s'hwshr. JAi.,blk och • ~ciOUs kitchPn with in-536-0411 w/ frple & Pool. Gtt1.t loc. 64~7086 a1t 5 or wknd.s. & bey. View. $425 yrl.y. 1359 e ~~~~~area STUDIOS FROM $35 Clote to major ·.tiopping, T\VNHSE-Cpt/drp, wsh/dry, E. BelbPa Blvd., Apt. B e Honie-like stol'ait: 1 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE C~~2'f en-.. eves) rng/refr, pool, 3 Br, $200. 2 5.16-3518 or.(213) 864-1346. e Private patioa e FuU kltchrn ...,.,...., Br, $175. 548--1405, 537--5384. Capistrano Beach • Cloeed gn.ra.ae \v /storage • Heated pool 3 Br, lge kitchen, w:att'r pd. • F'µll length marble pull-• Ulundty facilities $180. Fint & 1st pJus fees. LEASE. new deluxe 2 BR, 2 man • Free utilities 96l-8005. BA. No children, no dogs. • King-ti Bdrms • ~ linens • UO!urn. Man· does ·not l™e bJ rent alone. SEE ' 0 -'~m~as ad In IDdBJ'S real estate section. 365 lrvJne $195. mo, aft ..f, 496-fl675. • Pool -Barbeq~ • sur-• T.V. & ma.id aerv. a.vaU. Balbo.I Peninsula 1.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:I C~os~t!•~Me~l~a~----rounded wfth plush land-• Bar.JB-Que -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;~ 2 BR, den, crptd fnt.. dln[• scaplng e Phone .lt'l'Vlce YEARLY 2 BR, cpts, drp1, • comb Ire kit, okld' child I. 3 Bdrms., 2 bathS, family LGE · 2 BR. Like new. Adult liv~ at 1ts btst BACllELOR Apt., 1 mUe garbage dapl, i8:1'81e· 1 blk CHILDREN \ai:_th . (. oa st . ~t_-0.K. $185 mo. lat&: la.st rm.: Turde Rock •••• $330 Privacy. Good Io ca I lo n, Large 1 BR $175 from Beach. Cu & \fater ·ocean or bc:y • .QOIW. Ba.Ibo& e e e NEW e e e · mo. + $50 des. .1921 3 BR, :l be, atriwn • ··• ~ Garaae. Wlr pd. $lt5/mo. UTILmES FREE paid. $90/mo. 213: 592-2977. Bl\.i:l. 675-m92. Full-n. DO Nm"dl•t"ri> 3 BR, 111 ba., lam .... $325 5'S--0051. · a&;-W. WJ!oon • &l2-lm VILLA PEDRO APJS . .6. Wl: HAVE OTJ:IERS CUTE l·bdrm. <!uplex. New-Coron• del Mar tenant,. Call aft ~1• 2 BR crpf$, d r p 11, stove, 1 $135-mo .. ~EA~. dlx mob. ly decor. Small yard. $140. 3 SRI hie, Uv rill~~ den, din rtbir. Nwpt. Hts. 223 Knox. ~me. ~2 x52 -~-~p1 !urn. . 5J6-8900 JUST FINISHED rm It kit, bltru:. close llChls $155. fi46..4017. niee patio, tool iwreu, mature ., .. SUper-C'omforts+iJt'-0"·~· 1: 1hop'1, w/w cp\s. $250 cpl. No pets. Ponderosa FURN. 2 BR all extru. $159. .-.a W (10) 2 BR, 2 Full ' BA. mo. ~·-........ :1... __ for ··'•· Newport Beach Mob. Es~ ...... Ne .. ....-, Kids & &ml petJ: ok. Pool. .. . n.i-.. •ui-.u~ _. '"' ......,.1. .. .,_. 968-~lO, MH235. ,~~~-~u1t see to appercli te 687 W. Wllxm. &t6-U66, NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~......,=~'~'-· ------Neat' Nev.1>0rt Bf\l'k B;1y, 54&-U'l1. DUPLEX LOVELY 2 BR. turn. apt., l1gun1 Be1ch ON TEN ACRES school., parks, Yr-.1CA, Boy's VERY CLEAN ! BR. borne . lat Weft.em Bank Bldg. Ne-.v ICIJle 3 BR, 2 .EA, "".' 'w shag crpts, pool, c!oi;e to ii ·-u°'s"'1m_o_,_$40 __ w_k_u-p.-Ba-c-h, 1 I: 2 BR. l'urn, A Unfum. Oub, shoppg, Crv.'Ys. etc. w/buUUnl and fenced y Universltv Park Irvin" .I:. drpg, Elec bl.1-1ns, thsh-stores. Adults, no prts. $160 cir TV utll pd. Crescent Bay Fireplaces I prlv. patio&. Gas heat, a:as cooking and Free Ren l ·~o febrv117 1st 1wit~ ltoi•J no>r availa ble ... : l. f, 2 bedroom apart19\tnf1, hilly «irp,ttd cind df'OP(.d, lo· 1ulation ond 101Jnd. proofing, r.crtation focilitlas, h •a I• d 1wimmi1\9' ff*, botb.alrt area. 1 &!CROOM, 1 &ATH 5185 2 BEDROOM, I &A TH 5225 2 BEDROOM, 2 &ATH $~~5 INClUOll -GAi • 1'1 CAIU • WATtl Phone , 495-~ 499-2277 " LAGUNA NIGUIL Ap1rtmenl1 tor a family's pleuutt. Days 8™101 · Ni,.hh washer. many extraa. pro/ per mo. 1941 Pomona, Costa Bch 1435 N. Coe.st -494-251ll. Pools Ttnnli Contnt'\ Bltfst. water. all paMI. MO/MO ONLY $235. per mooth. • Mo. "C" Thomas. Mesa. 900 Sea lane, CdM ~2611 from $185. 2332 Elden see or o..,.. Call Agent 546--4141. Realtor M8-5r577 ~Sh_a_r_p~B-e-au-t-ifu_l _2~B-r ALMOSI' ocean from. 1 BR (Ma.cAttbu? nJ Co-.,t Hwyl calf Mal\llger Be.rbarH Dav-OPEN 1 21-'-... :n tilt June 1. Alt nrY.·. $225 Inc. is 645-4012. 0,F•,m .. • ·.6 Dv.m• EASY LNing! 3 BR, 2~ BA 4 BR., 2~babaths •·•••· ~ BEACH TOWNHOUSE Pool. Adults. No pe!s. (l teen util. 494.5797 NEW ~-~~----~=-'-"'-~~=----= Twnhlle •• .Pool, rec. center, 3 BR., . home • ••• ...,..,,., 2 BR + J)e_n/Offlce. Frpl, pa-OK). $160. (AJso, 2 br unfurn Apt' U f 365 Apt Uni 365 m&Vltu. free. Gnat school 3 BR., 2i,t: ba ••••• $32.5/$350 tio, 1ile deck. $275. 548-~2 $145 E-tiidet 642-!l'ilaJ. lido Isle 2BR .. 2baths; upetairs. Car· 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath t .. ::.::n· ........ :• .. , urn.. ,. l dilltrlet,· N.8. U'ft. $285-i" d h•11 NEW apt t.:"/ocean.,v:iew, 3 1 Bdrm, compl furn. New 1 BR. Furn. Vii.I "~d. l-'tted &: draped. Encl .. i!ll'· Uvtni room wllh ca 'Ceila ~G Co•t•,M;•• i .. 64~ ' . re I BR, 2 BA, stove It refria:. shag cpl:s, new drps, bltns, Garqe, 1 Bachelor, no pets. age. Comp. bltns. Private. Cltlline·... frplc. Separahr ,.... .. ilV\> l ~~ (:f"" ""'" L ' .:, 3 11 ' 1 • NEW I BR, I L'Townhse -Oswahr. $300/mo. 642--20al. no children, no Pets. $185/moi 873-0837 eve!. patio. 7051ii Orchld. $250 Per laundry area.. Jmcl pttio. ~IW ,adu!' g1rden Apta. r .. . • .. . ""'" 1140/mo o.-1882 month, Y•arly. ' • .., __ , __ pool ~··u•-•a SlSo. ' I ' HARBOR w/pOOl. Mesa Verde. Bltns, Newport Heights · .,._; · Newport Be ch ~ .. -w•-.. • u-i .... a, D~ .. -• ,-••5' 0 o·· ··~· ·~. ' l Bedrooms -. 1% Batlu epta, drps, patio, &ar. ~'"' 2 BR Furnished Trailer, $135, ,..,., -$255 --to $Zl5. Nr. schla. Univ. Parle _Cent~r. lrv\ne 1 BDRM unfurn. Good 1oea-Utilities incl"d·•. DPLX apt, immrd avail th.ru '' R G'REFSS ' WN HOUSE ;;'""~. Call Anytime-, 833-000 tion, $145/mo. incl utilities. 646'..~ June, 2 Jg BR, frplc, 1\~ -l'i! ']11111..a 548-4353 l ~=.8vAn... ~~~llh!I. TO ED kw 1 2 b 543-1764. BA, ott st. prka;, trees, ulil Park--Like Surroundinn 151 E . 21st. ~ UNFURNISH , e Y . r Liguni Beach $140. Lovely l BR. Furn. pd Lib...,_ a-•·twn ba AVAIL. Jan. 15th I: Jan. ... L -... Adults, a•prox m•d-,,.._ . ._.... ___ ...... __ ~·-Near store;. Quiet adult!. · ·-J ..... """ Y QUIET .. DELUXE Westba y ll Apartmentl .. •-.. .t. ocean. S200. Everett 22nd. L@:e. 2 BR, 2 BA. open 1-2 &. 3 BR APTS die qect. No pets. Ref. 690 OCEAN VIEW 198a Pomona, CM 548--0728. Michael, 673-6&80. beams, fliil, patio, pvt. gar. Prv patios* Htd Pools e BEAlmF1JL GROUNDSe "B" Joann, C.M. in the center <l. town! Slid-Apartmfllllf«Rtnt ONE o.~ Adu! •-330 M • ....,,.,.;te CdM SPANISH o~R ' uauUJ. ti, DO pe-.. 1 BR Guest hJuR w/swim· ., ...,.,,-•-· ' · Nr ahop'1 * Adults only J;A.V MESA V.~. 3 Br., 1a1 be.. ing giUB to 1rg deck. 2 Br Pool • Utili'"·o !ndn-'--' 67,,.....,,..., Ma I I Air/cond ,..__ wtr pd ~u • ~ / ~ ~ •=· mlno: pool for ""' to sJno:le . rt n que Apts ' u~, ' ' $250 mo w/option to buy. •Pl ne'o\1y paim:ed. <:pt drps. $14~$Ll0. 548-1S89. lady w/chlld J100 mo Incl WXURIOUS French Rqf.n-• G~. Pool, Re<:. rm., $28,00D .• &«-2501 d a Y •, ~1u~v.·Es:·RENTALS Apt1. Furn. 360 1 OR 2 Br Jg nru pool nr ,til F1"""'1~ Call ~ · ey l ,,,_m 214 bath, 1117 Santa Ana Ave., CM !aW<dry. I BR $140, l BR ~SPAC. ~A J Br. Apt "' MM225 eve. VA ok. .,..,.. A,_.. or ••• -·• ~---ral sOOps, ufil pd. Adults. i884 ~7071. • rge, F~place oining Room. MIJ'. Apt ll3 646-~2 Sl00-$165-$115. . ' cRt/drP., ~. ok .. ~ ·~~ -la"~' ;_ ·~ ~M I '1WER * Hadml& d• -Apt& 'Q>IJ'f•No. 5 .~7035 :2 ~R cpt/drl>ll, garage. No ,,,__ Monrovia, CM. Sf8--03,36. BACH. A""'•., tum. Bal. Adu!--.. ';:'","' .. v,.,.........,. i ~·_., .. -. , .160 W. Ul'i1.-.a...-Mmo. No. 1 l9N,'llf No.~~·~·~·~~~! 'et:. 2 sml eh1Jdren ok. THREE Art'ti Bay. 3 'BR, l\1 ..-.,._..J -Bi\, CJ-~ •• .....,.., ~ .. :i~ ., .. ..'..~ W•llace, Apt. 6, BA._dln l'M, pvti'.Jleach & A ~~\f,:;,~,\~E.~ ~~'."'~,;._"','!J/lg~e: JIACllELORd,·,~~~~1 :.Cf.<·•~ !·'!'o~-~~Si@lli;~.ul~'"=":. . 0 A< J-,, "° "°'l . ._-,rt .. . - . , ~ j ~R",· .im.. 313n~ c~ ' s A .. ,, ~"s.-1:.4"° OA'I 01" ~ ...... ,~ ... lO srt~~....--, ~;e~·~·'~{;. . .~ -fdf; -ll vm;ep •' t., pt. -~ .,,,,... 1 ~· '" • util pd.-o k I n I : -iS., &42-64!19,, ' ~ --" MASSIVE...,bllna ·l'<>""'2 •OCEANV!EW• •Avlnow111<2 Brlurn, GROOVY21lr .. ~t-. ttt>2880. Apt.Unlurn, '· WApt.Unfum. jijl ' . 165 trplc'1, vacant & open. 253 3 BR, 2 BA.~ l'rple, bltiii ., FURNITURE RENTAL pool, rec nn, gd loe. No 56' from beach, Se~ 1--------,--· I -'.,.."O'" ______ ....; _________ .;..,...._i,:,..,...--+.-1 S.nlA l•bel St, CM l250 crpu & drps. r.eau. Call •It child"n or pe1'. 64&-&2'-Dr. $'25 mo, lD<t um, lhnl 1 Br •PL pt.rtlally .tum, ley!no • mo. No pet.. 642.-29111. 6 pm. 646-J'185. 1 BR w/cpb!I, ...i-·. f125 mo., June. 675-0884. stove, retrig, crpts, drps, l BR 2 BA' C~-. d-. L N ' I * Month to Month ..... l"" close to bch. 1150 496-1981 ....... ..... incl. util. Adults,.· no pets. 2 BR, newly decorated, 200 "'l -. · bl~ trplc. $225. I.fl, tut&: •1un• 1gue * 100% Purctwe Optio:J ..... .....,.,~ · ' A 11 2ns 1 * Wide Selectlon-532 Centtr St., 646-7926. ft. from bay. $XlO i.e. incl. 1,:=;:,,;;;~-=---,...,--$75 dep. va • • -4 Br, 2 ba, liv &: dining ar@ll, Style-Colors uttl. I nqultt &t l.OIM Balboa, MOD. 1 Br. Garqe Apt nr. 'lJ5.-!M.UIS42-71SJ. tam nn, trplc, bit-in!, ·* ... Hour Deli.,....., *1 BR. turn. $140 mo. N.B. Albttt!lol• Mkt. Yrly $160 ' " .. '· ' I • I I 1- ' 1- ' 1-; ' ••• I'·· I; : "' ~ '- f k1r 4"t ·~z Adults, no pets. D Center -· _ Gar. Adlts, water pd. Lawn car gar. _Immaculate. $310 ~ )TI St. C.M. Jowf:r, avl til July 1st. OCEAN view, ~ant 3 1 BEDROOM $150. 1st &-tut ence, sprn , cpts, drps, 2 • 642-5848 * OCEANFRONT 2 Br mo. AduJts only. v,,,_,,... care. Lit'. 1M7 Wallace, mo. -lint It lut dep. _ ~ ~ EAGER to serve you, 1-1-3 S23S/mo. Includes 0 t f I . bedroom, 2 ba.t:ht, f:ln:pl.ace:, &4)...3'750. -4.95-4244. Br'.11, 2 Ba Furn & Unf. lJke 642.-8001 . dining room. Adults only, n•w. $140 Up. ~. · -_,., .. 675-4930. l BR !rplc, beam ceil, w/w, Lido lslo NEW . Oceanfront • Yrlf .,..... Pl(!)== " " Hci Adult.a only no ptt.s. _ 517 W. 19th, CM 548-3481. $110/MO. Util. paid. Small ~~-• ~ ~to ,ACllfllQ. or ba.y MW _,Pt-., ' y 1 ~ a BR, 3 BA. l~ly home, 7156 N Main SA ,547--0314 apt. 11!' -"15th ,g Newport. Ffn1\JW!nt•r. :.·, • -2 ;u~r , delux~.:.Jr.lft: ,• 2 ba. , bi~ .,~/rn°· r Y·-_ .:._ l8lO mo. lo July. · s· I• adult "" ~•• • --" m' . I I · • •R 1 A ail 2220 '"" . -"' "*,· .......... . frplctl13-, baained '•="'l"o , Hom• rp c.,, •, a " v . F•b. Sll-Balboa. blond = ~~ ,,.,..,,,. · e . ~ Bllo. '""' ~-,cu • ta. 34T7 . a.A.. 2 car 8 A ' a 8 ' Mesa Verde N 1 BR Apts ~ Oceanfront. . ~ . . ' fenced ye rd. 541-2no OIARMIN'G, immac, 1 BR wtr pd. Adults, no pets. 0 YNrly, $150/im, A 11 0 2 BR., ~· Wall16 beach. 3 Br 2 Ba. crptt, drp•, frple. LEASE/Option 3. bf', 2 be., + den. A~ 'tll J~ 15. children. 545-5991, 646-10Cl8. w\n~r rentals. 1818 W. $190. ~ Coast ~ ' Walk to sctlools & dbl frplc, quit~ cul-<kt-sac, $165. mo. incl ulil. 221 LGE 1 BR apt in 4-plex, Ocean1ront 49'--4029. Ettate. Cd!: M4-4848. bltnl·-$2:35/mo 646-4330. nr schls, crpts, d rps. Amethyst. quiet E-tide area, nr Nwpt A'M'R.ACTIVE 1 Br. 1 blk 1 BR unfum apt, ~M .tGrff, . 40 Beautilul Wn, home, kids & MATURE women studio apt. Freeway, gar. $130. 548-1517 from ocean. $150 incl util. $175 ** . 6?S-57:M UNF\JRN 2 BR. $l /mo. pet 0.K. i265 mo. incl non-smoker pref'd. U30 )Tiy 1 BR. Funt Trailer. $15. Util Winter renta1. 675-1145. * GREAT VIEW-2 Br, trpl, No doe•· 1989-C c;harle St. waler. Call Mr. Lowder Ise. Ulil. i~'d. 675-7~'. paid. Mature adult only. No -·-.t-._ J 1-642-2259 or 64&-1017. 645-0615 evts 544-1500 du. "'""' OU'I ** OCEANFRONT: 1-2-3 blt:ns, ow~c ..... poo. UN 1..:.::..:=.:.::::..::.:...:::..:..:.::~ Balboa Peninsula ~ts. S4S.-OS73· BR'• winter. Adults only, up. 644--6344, 6'7'5-6:l'.H. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2 Car ~ar, cptl, Newport Be1ch * WEtLturn. 1 Br. Gar. no 1 R u·•·-l bllc t ba h ,.,_. ~-•-. Quiet area. ••~WK , Up-On ~--an • ~.-t no pell. 673-8088. B . ruw:u, O ac . uo.r ul)11-1u """ • vt.""e children or pet.. .,.-.. 1e . 1·~1 "" ._... 317 No Pets. $215/tnO. 546-0158. . • BIG CANYON • Lovely Bach-1 Br-Rooms $l3S/mo. 837--95177° 1 BR trailer, $110 per UN mo. •1° '.,._...,, J B retpMsible'adulta only, Gcrgeoos new 4 BR, 3 BA, Maid service-Pool-UW pd mo. Partly furn. Avail Merguerite. 673-925l. r, ts Santa Ana Ave., Format dining, 2 m&Mive e Call &15-87-40 e Dana Po1nt mw. 673-57-49 aft 5:30 12 BR, shag It drps;. Ref &: no pe54i&w &42-9ll9 stone frplc's in family rm 3 VERY l.l'g bdrm., 1 blk to ~e. $185 . Frplc. No ,,elf CM. ' · & conversatiOn pit. Atrlums, Costa Mesa LIVE IN STYLEf bch. nu crpt. $2Z. \V!ntcr. Chiid. 431 lns 6t4-4l40 ' Dan• Point --3000 sq ft of IW<W"y at $900 •• * $io wK: a: UP *" NOW OPEN • I $325. S..mmer. 642-14113._ 2 BR, 2 Ba !rplc; ms mo. 3 r. FAMILY RM. °"""" -· e Studio & 1 BR Apl• All NEW . Bayfront 8 Boy Club Leue. 1ll!> Mangold CdM. 2 Be bl:tn R/0 lndry 3 BR. 3 Ba.th, FR, LR, DR, e Room $15 WK l Up • 673-5267, ~:..-. ·dti1 gar, 't/yrd. built~izw;: plus detached e TV&:MaidServ!ceAva.il MARINA INN Lux.furnlrg1Br. 645-(!µJ ;c..:.cc:c,.,------~·• F/R BR n.lh. H bo e OCEANFRNT 2 BR. patio, Costa MeH Qilld/pet Qk. Hae 10 be en-· · om ar r Phone Service. Util Pd tirely ~. IT."1. V.ew Ho m e s, Portaftno e An major credit card a * Full l'\~odem Kitchem garage, washer &: ~r. NU-VIEW RENTALS model. Lease. Pvt. party. 2376NewportBlvd. 548-9155 *Free TV* Linen! Ind 'd ** 673-JJ47 ** _... _ or 494, .. 3248 644-8137. nrl1 Ad Worth $5 on Rent p Sa Ba'"· N-port Heights .,F~ I V llt TOWNHSE. 1or Sale ar Rent ·Children&: Pet Section * 001 * una u 13 .. -.. ount• n • Y * Phones * Pa4-iofi t BR. Newly pa i n t e d , );,.:::;;;;;~--'-'.""--I $2&}. 3 BR, 2% BA. Frplc. 1 BR. Furn. 2 lge doM!ts, * 1\1aid Service New • New • New VILLA CORDOVA NEWLY Mcotated, new 2 car gar. Encl. patio. Pool ~n •lie bed, priv drenl.ng * Untities Includ«d • partially turn, $ll5/mo. ift. w/w cpt.11, crps. 3 BR. 2 BA prlvU . Nr. Hoe.g Hosp. rm, xtra l&e roomi, encl VJE\\'S OF 'l"f{F.tfA'R.BllR eludes util. 623 Jrvine Ave. QtJ?ET-SAFE + den &: bonus rm & laun-613-9183. gar w/ storage, Adulta only, BACH UNITS.$59.50 646-&117. <Near Back BayY dry nn. B11111, lrp!c. ACIOIS DELUXE 3 BR. fam 2 ea no pe<a, ll:;<l/mo. SOME I a 2 BR. Apt. Unfurn. 365 40 Unit Adult Complex rrom achoo!. L< .... ht & 1375. lB07 Port 'Cbatj., Pl. 203} Fullorton, C.M. UNITS LEFT I I 2 BR. APTS. lut mo -+' dep. (213) (Harbor View Hms.) W: FINE, lrg. fum. apU. Vie\-.•. Close to t...aguna Bch, San ~ .• e;..n_e_ro_t______ Entertaining wilt be a pll!&s· 4~~ ' , 6-zp.-4«>1. -.,. •t Lota of 1toraa:e & Clef1lente &. Doheny State 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, urro. Deoorating 'will be• 3 BR, 2 BA. hua;e ftc. room. BAYCRESI' $395/mo. 3 Br., wa.rdrovei. ClOBe in, W. l!th Park. carpets, draPtl, bullt·it\I. joy. CI11td, cfrpd, v.·~er pd. 0~ 2~ s... tae D/R, FIR; trpl. St., C.M. in Kenwood, So. 1o PH. (714) 4ff..2J53 Dowruitalrh apt.,' with patio. e SpeciaJ C&bim rparoe tChooli & ~· AVAil. Feb. cNmW. kit. M~. blue a:an.~s. Shown Sun. 34902 Del Obitpo St. 962--S173 after 6 ppi. : ~~ft·~•~!~~=:. $28\1 mo.531.mc>. J on. DANA POINT "-Ibo I 1--• ;>, e DW/dl'"--" ' , B m St. ameoRd, N.B. uu•BOR -a & -.,..... NEWLY r<f1ec l BR, 2 A, 3 BR, ,.. -$210 FURNISHED 1 Br., "°"""" """ . ...,...,...,...,--.....,-·I e Spocial ""'1Jldproolln1 ~c..bitns.~tf.1choOla, plua p.rdentr. Open s.t. in rttr, prt\t patio, $UJ/mo UNFURN. Down 1 ta Ir s. e Deep 2 color aha& crptJ nice b)QCf ~ WatEr uW. paid. ht & lut mo'• J Br, 1Urnished apt Carpeted. 3 Bdrm., 2 8«., e Orapeti pd. :£vta: \I' , -Sen Clemente ttnt + 1ecunt;y ~-Carpeted & drapes 9:>uth BA)' FronL $450 per GAS • WATtR PAIO '!'ntlr!'°" ~""!' .. N~:a·: .. 2 ~~v ~i ~ =-~ .. ~ J:'." :;~ton S.e;9&-93Bl i:·:::~:=.;.nl Mo~o ~; ~v~'." J.140 VACANT a llDRM '"/bhin&, cpl&/drp&, I ba, Fum. Boch. I I i r'1. l R 1140 / 2 BR., 2 ba., dbl. pr. 646 0031 '1'«11!. •1""/llitln •lt/0, FA gat, lenc:td bad< yd, w/e<Y« Es-l•l:r. nice, $130/ B ' """ mo. W!nton Reol Eat&t• ~ ----·-ISO'xlOO' t r --Ovcrlookin& beaut pnten BAY MIEAOQW APTS baat. carpe1&, •"'" podo. Call !or..,.,, m-J9D7 up. 2110 owport Blvd. patio " pool. Adu11', No 1 LGE 2 BR, 2 BA, Ba,yfront. ~ • '4 lot, cM -· W~ to ,~!wt~ ~~tf PM. , C.M. -... 1D35 l2h St. Acroa Fii>lc, beam oall . Bltns. aiil paneJloc, 1hoipplq. $210. per JM., ~' > ' ..-y--..! ~ ~A.ca pdY patiol. recnatton fa· CAL.L ...-.-7J/516.lll03 University Par , \. Ro~ • ldw f« from Lok< Park. 531>-7692. 13Sl/mo. ~·Y· .. ~. cUit!H. AU adu!U, no pets. l BDllMS .111 Ba .. famUy 3 BR. 2 Ba, dbl pr. . ~b "f~ NEAR """' • clooe to baa<:h S.lboo Island e 2 BR'a n<QM A$ LOW rm. 2 diildren, no ~ti. drps. rec. k 'POOl fadl. me • A> •hop¢~ 1 Bf\. & i.rrn..E 1'1l&nd 1 BR. Deluxe A:; $159/mo, -. lat .. Jul + l!iQ, month. ISWlllO. l)lcll<lot J\l>ll.l.l08 Mompllls AD bl r.-r.~ 187 W. 8.:/ SI., C.H. ,,_. St J . A t 2 call 11111. uu-. vao.>K"ner. Oill ~ Spt1nl'llle " :; 41 n fer, Wt•tmln&tor . ~ P or Yearly. m-n'IS. t46"'3 • -... Artrac tum SNdio& Jll5t.1l 5f'H4M· ... _.. Mesa. Verde' VUJa DELUXE 4 br,)11 \ii,~. I BR. 2.ba. O'pl/~ bltns, ~ :,S--Mulll. no po!S. 1 f140-$LIO i' BR. lo 2 bldp. BolbN Penlnouto N•w llelwr• to-. ffi,. wollcd 1n conffi>tin!ty, atbbof, water \Id. ~ ~~ J\.v ....., · .\i>L I. !"'<>1i '!(f'/ <f.l dtp1, rec. l BR. 2 Ba .. 2 decks, """""· Bltns, d!lhwhr, c • r P , JIOQlt ,-,.,tr. Nr ICboOfl • l'tb $Zi0. SS>iill• • Urn 2 ln trtpJU. m.• ,AIJltJ. ~U44. 219 1tovt, re:frl1., cpll, drpa, d~s. rarqe. patto, pool. "'"' -tt . ,..,, sm "Millt Room ror l)o6. A,411111. 00 pell. $161. ?:I Ullo S1' ~ J1l llth prtv. pr. 19 bllc Octan • Nr ochlr, pa••· 1196 _,h -11, 4J" .. el••• oat the Soott Pl. CM. 14&-2'23. L I !' , • \!L Bay. $300/rno. IM. No J""ll. 54>1668. I Br, J a -"~"'" -. , . ,,_ ...... la SIVD10, 2 ........ ;.rt. 111m. FREE Utll, fu\I\ l BR nr 6'l>OO>I. * OPENlf' TO 5 + O!O ........ W2 Detdlelll Cl.Sii wltll • t>AJLY PllDI' Pollo. l!JS/nlD. 1ncL utl&. .... poiil '1JO. 9 10th St.. • ' • 0..llJ P!lol "'"'""' O!LlJXE I, 2. 3 B~a. ~ w. '><. H.B. IZUI !ZMlll. o.u.llled ad. • -. ' a.lwrnt~. Ad. wall Stln-. 51!Gi, WG-lJDL ' ;"i··q--·-· " .. _ .. I , "" .1 .,.._., I •r I J I( ~ I ytl• ' ' "' t -- ! • V'f' J.A3 SI .;,n•i11~ •: -., r / 1 i"' •• .r ......... ,.,... ...... '. ' Quick to retetVe en 1par1mant to one of ou; ~;;;-~ '·~ quicker yo~ ore, Ille better your chin••• of G"ltlna the floor plan • andlocatibnthalfttyoubeat.) .. ._,' , , · Park Wast 1p11tmenla tond to fill Up 1411. , , • • Wllh 1d11ita·ovtr '°· (Anti undtrOO.) Tltey lllca Ille adullloonly ,.j H CtiOtll wlih p~l<i,RO;q)B aJid !'.•9\MI Ind barl>ej:lll,p)i.,. • · Wllh Motnf.'W,!~ D~~tl'~J'they Ilk• !Ito lomll)i ucllcno wtth tot"1!"-. J!le,'~I, Xtili leen oen!or. Thfo!tjlt!or C!llymplc " : alzt poof. ., ;,wf111 H •101"nlt1n .... ! With a!hletot.'4H>d ~U11 r>laln11ood.eporta.) They Ilka Park West recreation. It ould1"i1 !Miry •-apartment cQ~~iflJliiW There'• a three-acre actfvffy park. Fiiied with l \lllmr7tfn g.•nd tner- apy paol1, Nlgh!~lghftld tennis. Vcll.,ball, handball. A large tlJff area tor Jogging and touch lootbell. There'• a 1w ... tory clubhoul8. Complete ho•IU, c!ub 1acmu~ l and tra 11 1ned attend~ntl. Lounges, aama and part)' IOO/TISoFwJl-U!ll• ·, j recrea on 1111n1g1r. , .. , • P•rl< W11tha1 something tor, everybody. So, no matter whit yOUr j age, or marital ota!us , or olhlellc ability ••• yott'rtf'iura <tolfl~m.dl you hurry. . , • " • ' 3883 P11ltvlt1W Lllltt, Irvine. Just off Ille Sin Diego FfHWllY 11 Clll'IWflold. 1 Adultlanly,lromillO.. Family "'l'rtmento, lrom $1'5. lll'lh!j ·---· ' .. I •· .... • ' . - . -~r: .... ~~~~~~ , ApMim.nt1 kw RM 9 ~for~ __ . ..._._ t!J I ... _ ..... _ I~ 3'5 Apt. Unfurn.~-~3'5~ Apt. Unfum.' • 365; Apf. Unhw ... 3~ ' Apt. Unfurn. KS~· Cott•,...... Costt MeM 1A1* • ..-.. ..:.:: __ u __ n..,!" .. i._"'°_., ___ ,_"'~"-I A~. Y,n:!'.!"..;; •· ·345 ·Apt. Unfvrn. • Costa Moia'" Col1• MoM " Cost• MOM · • Eoll Bluff NEW PO RT BEACH ··-..' "'.J t " VACANT 2 BR, J'ii BA. "Til'E GABLES""?• .. tf _f"lti*MESA 'Verde 2 ' Br. FAM.lLYSlu!3BR,2\.!BA, VlllaGranfdaAptt. Now-i llN<h .• 361 'i>I· Unfu~ Nowoort Botch Pum. ., Unfvm. • 179 ., C:o1t• MoM ( • > t .. ,.. ... .; ... srtK-OF LOOKINGT QuWt·2 atudlo aPt. Lp. liv nn. & upper, newfy decor bttns, nr. OCC. Carport, lndcy Four bedrooms with balcqn. 811 : ~~~·~Y kit. ~ hn .. .nr scbool La: 2 Br w/pri Pr·· Ai!!ib, e,.,~drp(t ad1llts no pet1 f11cU. s:m. No Pet 1. Jet above It below, Gracloua NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH carpf\ t f-r:·~~-~ & abopptnt,•3001 '.Fillmort. cpt/d rp, 'bl.~ ·~$227540.'75G2si50. . 546-85Q.1, ll.JqA qQlet1unoundlna ~I c1ia1i.. >fWn w-.y,,, an1. ·:89,, .fliO ·fl'G· &OUndproofM. Fned ~ f r;d., 2 mt 40 · * * BEAUTlFUL l .l 2 BR. tor famUy with children. *•~ NEW * : LA COSTJ APTS. .. llSffldo. CALL ff GArdener/malnL call btwn yrd w/patlo, wtr pd. 2'j26-C ContemporaJ')' Garden Apt&. Near Corona dd Mar High bl~walk to W~~ , 646-~ 7;7 ,, w / p a t Io . i;t r f ' pa . 1 W gllr, $1 . Cpl, fnd · d e i Vf.If;..,.U''Jle~I e 5 ·~ ,,, , ' ~-nta Ana ... , Call bl•·n 1 Patio•, frplc, pool. $151)..$165. School. Fireplace, wet bar&: (~ •·~11. s u... ".. ~... l& '636-41..W ' Q<ll ~ • ... " ' • 5 ~..., • '"" Call 546-5163. built-Jn kitchen a~ance1. CO REALTORS '1 IDep/cle8.a"Gil;y•ttl~eU. 24.'JTOrangeAve''O .. ';,,~ .~u. ---------o.,.,.,...,,..,..._,J:,.., ......... Enjoy $750,000 holth club & spa; 7 poo1', 7 te1111Ls courts. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2'. story townhouses W/'2 or 3 BKElec. kilch· ' 1,.,==~-=-.:.',;._" &-n1&-• 1 ·Bl> fl,. -----.• -WILSON REDECORATED ·! b' J ba --•~'-'-L0\1fL1;1,. i.SR In 4U1•t 2 BRt tMl'i .,, 't'OOL' BRAND NEW ·l BR. I GARDENS e Tr1p!ex1 prv. yrd. Sl45. Ltt CoJt-:;!~~~~Co. ens', private balcony or pi!lo. From $170. . 2 Bodr""1 Av1ll. Subterranean parking, elev, maid servttia. , • '"'u~ ~" Swhnm!nc Full-line food martet. dry cleaner beauty l><tOI • LariaJ • Bar-J!.Qu• salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apll. ~ . • ~!..-..::... "adldtl enl)l\'•Wg, GJraps, Can l"llrn . .;. V•ry iow extra FROM $130 2 BR ll,l BA t/d Pereyria RE 494-5488 Ot f --~~-~~~-'---~tN, laundry, IP pei.. Nr child/cat. ,W';l. r-li7~ riear ~· encl iat. rWtn"'1 'Encl Patio. i14D~P642.~i ~5'16-c.:....:16..:98c..· ______ Hun.\inaton ~ar;h •• , WettL'lltr, $1~ Mf>..~ ., B 2 B, ....-, _.. pvt pat JOS. AHracL land· . EAST •>do, lovely I b,, _.;, • !J"'T ·R : ~ r, >?o n ...... .,,., •...:CJ,COr-sc:aplng. 1970 Wall a~ e. 2 BR Cpt'd. No pets. 1st & ~RB.Ab VOM!·Opt:a. drpa, ated Sl65 mo, 61'J..5169 De. 5-l84!04, &16-220. • I last. c I,. a n I n g dep. garden duplex, Adull Ref. o c EA NF Ro NT Vfe"w, . ~ am to 6 pm daily, -other times 'by appt. 1· A.LU\U 1""1l"" PAID Jamboree & San Joaquin lUlls Rds. N. of ADULTS, 'No PET!! Cbwt.r. pool, 2 BR. $130. 1 fore 9i\M"or a.f! 6 PM, h2 1 2 B Sl.50/mo. Util. incl. 135 Sl35. 5-18--8007. su~c~ bdJ. ne'Nel' 4ell!Xe J.tature adults. N•~ pets. I Ford 1\d. · 1 \ •MOVE-JN. r., 1 ~ ~' Albert Pl. 113: 595-4436. pt 2 br., bltlUI, ""'ts, "- Fashion Island. 7lf: 6«-1900 lor_Jeasing info. 354 A•-::;.;,:·· C.M. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS Quitt: 2295 Pacific Ave. NEW 1 ''BR .dl'ndo &tudio. $160/mo. Bltn stove. Refri1. I Sl\1-1 Br. du ex, patio, ,..... ...lo\"~ SU.ltt7l 642--4429. o!J ravall. Children & pet ak. 2 BR Apt. nr. OCC. New beams. frpl. no pets, 1 adlt. laund & gar. Nr shops & ~or , .. ,,..,10, Near Harbor • BKn iftf! Nr. Khl. Off Baker St. cpta:, drps. &ck yd. Util. Yrly. $155. ulil pd. 642-3520. pier $175-yrly. Adu.Ila, b&b~ -4 BES!' """-!.&<'. ~ "'11o., Fwy. Cpts, d>:P>:, ~ ·'l!'O· &16-.,,.. an•,•"· W". pd. 1165 mo. AVAIL now, fre•hly paiot<d ok. 536-2lll. Apt Unfurn. · 36$Apl. l,!nfvl'!I. 365 , -SPACIOUS .;.. bttm. · ft.fric.. cpta, d!Js, No pet. _or ch~n ~· =:1 , 9n.alQ or M-1·8867. 2 BR, Bltns, dshwsr. encl BEACHWOOD APT5. ,pdo.· No pets.. P're«hool• NEW 3 ~·fir • .l Ba. w/Lrpl,. Nt:w Deluxe 2. Br, $180,.lhaa I• BR 2 BA rptil drps bltns f garage, No pets. 548-f,081 Brand new 1-2-3 BR. ~: blk'liNioiwpoiiiirtiiBoiiaichiiil-, WELL.DISll NED ----· ---- Ok.• SlSO/mo. 64 8 -2'?1 5, Good resid. area. l)r. _ :;. crpl, drps, bltn!, encl. gar. 1 poot' & ciubho~ · ~ ml' SP'C 1 dio ant 2 Br 1,L 10 BEACH! Cpts, drps, bttnS.jl ., ,!!.pt. ~~!'!.t1 ,MJ.-Oat. Cout ~·. C~drn/sml blac l child pet ok -Hr • · · " · 5 U ~ ·• " 7Z trpl 125 16th St HB nut ..,,,;; TL it.~, t tee~~l "RR. Sfpve pet ok. '2-45 "2 tge )Tds, sch!.' 392-A Woodland Pl: O.C.C. P45. 545-1445 aJ~r 4 ~ .. cp'r)drps, priv. patio 847-~7 ., ,; . ,, ). .. ':. .... 2 ~9-!l°~MS· Ii' -. Adldb"'i.n r•. 541-8706, :;si-rua. &J&-5476. . pm. w/g.,. $160 54&-0l89. BEAUTllUL LIVIN~tHAT ·,-· .... ~-· • .._ ~" DLX 1 BR, &_ar.1 quiet are11 e NEW DE LUXE e Sl25-Sl70. l .& 2 Br, .2. Br, 2 •'From $140 tO :pis mo. Sl!:if.~··%1l5 Eldon~ ... ~· 3 BR, 2\! Ba.. spocio\ft'; aa .. ,.i., drpl," bllnl, fDr ••ul~ only. N<> "''" Ba. in l.bnlr!ous bldg. Walk BABIES THE Buor-ir1 • Sha&"'~ Clof\ 11tw:J10. ,,Ahal. , washei:ldryr ft:frlg. Children ok~ Nr-.· $l3S 150 2Ls 64~016 3 BR, 2 BA Apt far lease. to bch". Close to golt: Adults. · ~ ' • Saunat-POol.Jacuzzi New -2 Bit ·condo,. 'Mesa. on ~mlse.!. $2(l0. 64frl496. !llhO°',' $135. 6 4,~ -2 6 2 7; . E. t. . Incld spac. masler sUile, din 536--0492, 220 12tfl. ' st ; edult llYh19 Fr s15 5 • Encloied Gan-. • ~,;.,-'---c-'-=~-1 ~...,., 9 Deluxe 2-Br., 2-B-;:-nn & dbl garage; auto door 536-1244 21915th st.· ·• . lllHlll ,_.. oll om , • n..1_ Ad•11..,1·~· t Cll>tl, drp1. $lJO lllti ~ Ut~, ~~ 1 BR Carport, Priv. patio. ation area. 2 \VEEKS free rent. nt'W, Verde, •pr., 'priv ·patio, l BR Qll\a, .drps; $142 mo. ""3 · _ $l7S/mo. • ~2652 , I opener avail, Pool &: Recre-' ..,iut:l -,-.-~.!Ii ~ . aft 5. ,. alde~illl:"-· --Cpt!!, drps, .n eteC". resp. 2 BR. Clean, 2 kids OK. No e sm e walk to beach, 1, 2 & 3 REFRIGERATORS OLYMPl'c SIZE POOL I Br-$1301 erpt, l'anp &. LR~~r~ crpl.f.~,.bltns, adults only. No chUJhn or J>f'I!. Sl35. 770 Shalimar. 8!ffi Amigos Way, NB BR's. Frplcs. $1ll to $170. DISHWASHERS BILLIARDS :t_ MERR1Ml\l _A wooos .,.... dlo-1:W E. Bay, 1-2~t!ten o~. I;r &hl• & pet. $125/mo. 54<-1321, ""41'!., Manag<d BY' 53>-2103. CARPETS & DRAPES GYMNASIUM 425 Mo~rlm~ W1y Cotto M•M CM. 49h2'792. -"· r shog,1 • * NEW 2 BR Townhou,w. LARGE 2 Br., l~J Ba Studio \VIU.IAM WALTERS CO. 2 & 3 BR, $140 up. Pool. PRI VATE PATIOS CARPORTS .;, ~t>' ~' Ai'~ afliJi ~ ... J..Jmt:.;tu~.1~1s,, iCpts, drps, ~tio, bltrui, gar, apt., ;frig. av~ ~~ It's a bree'l.e • ..i;ell your Childreru; bontl.11. Mora Kai P arty Roam W ith F irepla r;e, T.V.,, Sterff "' . ~r1~Bt. \mn&c. ~ drp!, • 'blLii ..• Ad.i.llii, .$145. Poot Chi I d/ p • t ok. $140. Joe.nn " items with ease, u~ DAl,LY Apts, 18881 Mora Kai Ln, % ~1~~ ;. , 2231~ ~vefl56.%771.J 1 $17S/mo. 833-~ House J!'.w:it1ng? Watch the Pilot Classified. 642-5678, blk E. of Beach. 96~. ~~ rr·ts' f ~Pl·' Unlum.. ' , 365 Ai1: "!!~~· ' ~ 3f5· •'Apt. Unfur!'. . 3il AP,!-,;.Y!',.fulJ1-.:x: ?fl,, !'~t'. ~nf~rn. 365 Apt. u.nfurn. · 365 ~· Colt '· ' Gdit~ Mesa · " • Co;t• Meaa " Costa Mesa Cost• Mtn Costa Mesa Vista Del 1 Mesa Ph. 545-4855 B~D,~EW ~·~~"': .. di! .. ,. ' • 1-. .... , '~ .. ; ' t1 .... , lil···•<! ""' ' "' Ring Brothers Announces ... ~.J:~ Gran~_.Ppeni11g of i Metiiterranean · Viliage '' -- Apartments l "I" & M-.. Drln ,Fon:ed alt l&eJI. utra iufle rooms. Beant.J.iul game room, heatrd pooJ, BBQ~'i-encJc». ""~ .... quiet -· 1ng, & <!Os'. .. tihoppJttr. Adult living, no pets. EL CORDOVA APTS. 2077 Ch.vie St. &tMf7" Near Harbor 4. 'Hamilton St. Prtftulon•llr Mtnq t d llr feutfltni Cou11tlt1 M1mt. C.. Dt..-•loo.d b1 Vorla" ln..,.1l .. 1nl1 Inc. &-'M:G,J.C. Eqllltl•1 Corp, . . . •-. e , 1 ,A~p~i_u~·~'"~'~"~·--...,..~365;;;;* 1N•wJ1Drf \Ai. Huntington Bead! e NOW OPEN HAClllNDA -·" • "1 'lv~ti:: e Infants OK,l\lp to 3 mat ap ON BEACH! 2 BR Unfurn Fr. $230/mo. Furniture Available Carpets-drapb-dishwaahu heated pool-saunas·tennis No per. BRAND NEW 1 &: 2 Br From Deluxe 1 • 2 BR. Pool $1'8. Priv. patio, billiard Garage. Distiwshr. P&kl utll. rm, heated poot w/ jacuu.I, FROM '150 &16-UOf huge closets, deep pile car· · ' · peting, lush landscaping.>---------t Adult,. N,. •"1>on J""t w, * 2 BEDROOM * ot Palisades. 20102 Birch SI., l'n Ba Townbou&e ooncepl Newport Beach. 557-4246. Beam ceWnp, extra lilt tte room-ocean views bedrm ncl i tio patloo-ampl• .... M.O"" V' BRAND NEW J""1 . 11· e 1 . rec:rN· ..... ...... tion rm, sauna bltha, etc. Security INard!I. :»i32 Santa Arut Ave (Across Adults. Our SUnday attu-HUNTINGTON !rom. S.A. Country Oub) noon S.!14'1. ol Fno Art · SpacJOUS l & 2 BR fi'Om Le,si · ~mn._. • · .PAClFl.C _ llf'J & Sl85. FJREPLACEs. HiR~R"Gltrffs' • 'f1flOC'EAN >NE':i• H.B. r:.-1 ftiv pa:tios, loads of closets. <648'5t2i..1\J , _ · · . l!eal~:J:·"""IL ---1·11~·'11•} ~ ..... 11 1• f{'f;~ ·-:i.-;::1 $IM. MOVE Allowance Olp:·-opm 10 &IM?.plD Da:d)f ager : ' ·, Sfia WThLlAM WALttRs·oo.· DLX, ~w cp~j·drps l blk' ,... ~~ ' ocean bay. StiUt le~I 2 B1;' Furn. &""UDbJrfr: It. 2 Br. 'It * FRESH AIR-duplex, frpl, dwluc, $260 yr-Fro 01!35/ u Walk 3 blka to Beach! ~~s.pets. 642-l924 aft 5 & 171 E. ~nd ~t.· 64~ l.ge 3 BR Apt, newly decor. " BR · lhO du!.._ -1.~ Dbl 3 or • BR. F I p tin ' near ps, ll i. ... ..,.. Ba; a~I~~ !~P~~f~: Bltns. Dshwbr. ~e~ cp~ i,. $100 lncl. uW's. ~Zl9 or SZ5. No angis, no peta. drps. Child OK. 968-7673 _64&-_262'1.c__· -~----I 5J6.1n1. eves. Huntlngten 8eadt • MOVE IN TODAY! • * 2 & 3 BR Studios, I\! Ba, La Quinta Henn· ... Kids & pets welcome. 2 BR. all et~. dwhr, whr/dry NII $139. All extras. Pool, gar, hookup & gar. Nr. Hoaa: patio, lumiture avail, 17362 Hosp. $185 & $250. ~-SPANISH COUNTRY ES- A-Keels on Ln, H.B. 11iE'iiWFFS· 4 bd 2 ba TATE )iving I; ~dOWI ~~10, 80-6235. bltns i. d t1'11~ . d, aptJ. Terraced pool, Su~1_1 ' crp • rps, ,......... 111 "b BBC " ""•-ffiEZ ORQ APl'S. • water..-• · .. • ~..a;;-,,ell'Mnr'l';,,:ONt:y ..... ,.., .. •4 AUant.a. 1·2-3 ·Br's. POOi, YEA1\LY, nr ocean. 2 Br,'•1 ;... 1 l!drm. Unturn $150, • P:r l v'ate Cl~ ·gar. BaJower,frplc,bltns,rel.'1, -J'utn·$17S. ~ .- " . ' .. ... ~4 -•• The chal'!1l of Old World Spain await! you In Costa Mesa at Ring Brbthers' Medittmmtan Vi!lagt.-'Fhe country lo l'!• sett.Ing ·,wbtre q:Zh ¥i~l\lil.l!f-:fPAAl¥¥rds and p~t.h way• wind OW&\' stre ljDl ~OicWdotr of your Vllla l bedroom UNFURNISHED AVAILABLE From $15' ·apartment. ~ ·'·"· ~,,..,.,n ... '-\ .. · l '·: l bedroom & den From $165 '' lMlde,. beamed , ceilings, . w<X>Q, paneliJig, color-coordinated 4rape~'la!ld earpet. art•'efthll!fl!ell &y Imported grasscloth w~1l ~Veril,;rS')h warm~ 1h~t~al, tOti". Wet' bars and fire- places a1ld to: the cp~ "llfmOsp)lere. "Earge patios and ' • "'"~' ' .,, ., .... < balconies prblride spaciousne .. <ind light., · . The recr~atlon;il facilities iilcltia~Dlght-lighted tenn is courts, swimming pools, a gymna'Siwn· wtth separate health cltlbs for men and women and,b'llliard.anagaii)e rooms. -' . •.The localioD of .Mediterranean \llllage is ~deill -convenit!nt to all S.uth·ern California -minotes ltom the Pacific ()c~an ond Newport Beach, overlookiM .lhe. Costa Mesa Country I · Club. -rTOaa ... ·• ,1 :.vr,,_,~ 'II t 1, ·· ,1 / • A compl~-.ecurily-system anuresryour privacy while Yflll ' eJl.ley !h• Jfi'~p!ty o! livin~ ~I M~terranean Village. r·". ... .. _ ,, = .. ...... _ ' "'" ") l • l ' 111. -\ " • • ' ' ' .. f l-4 " > "• .. -~ "l,L • .J 1 • .'t ~ .. 0 I ;J ' ' < Cl .. ' '"'0'" ,l .,, l"'''l)fi! ·• ·~· ',· .. • H• '. ' • -ORANCt cotll'ITY ' Al\U'()llT "N!WPORT ''' llBACH • l • ____ ..,.' ~" ..,., RENTAII OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. • 6 P.M.' " • i ~1 ' \I .. ' PHONE: (1:tC)'S57-8020 t I C 0,1-~H.AltB 0 11i:~U-tEV:A:RD, c 0 s 'F Al•:·MKS A:, CALJ'.F . 92 8 2 8 1 .. ,,.1., '"' - ~. An Pl~ 'ro Equal Hou11nt OpporhJl\l't~ .. ' . . ·~ • ., • . '' ,, ·• . " Washer/Dryer. 536--0336. avail oow. $200 . .m-na 2 Bdrm unturn. fl.'15.. DELUX 2 BR, 1% Ba. nr 2 Br, ll75. Wes.lcllff Capri Furn. S.210 heh., priv. back yrd. gar., Apts. 1700-Wecstlut Drlve. ALL U'I1Lrl'IES.1NCL~ Iaund rm, 315 Cttst Ave . 642-627•. ADULTS NO PETS Call S36-7029. WEST CLIFF area. 2 VISIT OUR MODELS . BlfACHBLUFF APTS. Bedroom, 2 bath. Aduli. on-16211 PARKS)DE UI. Spic 2 Br, 2 Ba. PoOI. Patio, ly. ms. Agt 675-4930. (714) s.f7-5«1 . D(W• 8231 Ellis 842-7644. -'-..C..~c=.~~-"-~-4 Bilal. So. Of San Diero 2 'BR Nr. park. $150/mo. ••DELUXE 2 Br., 2 ~· Frw)'. ()n Beact1i 1 b1k W. On Cpts, drps. No pets. Adllts. cpt!I, drps, bltns, encl gar, Hoit to P.arbtdt ' 846-mi, 531H935. patio. 1175. 54<-3708. Lavuna. -~ < • • 2 "R d LGE 2 Br, 2 Ba. Yrs lse. 1JX. 4 J 1 , D, • cpts, rps, ran.re. No •1901 n· "-· t A ~ ~' !!°..: .. child OK. $125 mo. N" mo ..... :~ •V&,i:;c9502Ye. MOO ,, · ,. • ~ """"'"·~~·· ~ . vie.it JIA.;:...; .L. anuna Be<1ch BAL. Penin-3 Br .• 2 Ba., dlx d~kl, 1 bllc: ~ ~h, ~es.' -.. apts. Frplc. Nr. Ocean. Yrly Lea8e, addrts, nls. - 1 .aR. north end, charm, rat". MZ-81"8. 49'1-9982. · natural ~ thruout. Prlv. ~E 2' BR, 2 BA, w/bltns, Newport Jeach patio, Many trees. % blk d1spl. dsbw,hr, gar. 1 blk , · from ocean. $175. mo. incl. ocean. (213) 317,:.2257_ util. No children. pe;ta. 0m=1 ~W~.~Bao-'y-A~,.-. -...,-w-1 ~br 494-4741; ~7189. apt, $225. mu yrly aee owner UNUSUAL 2 Br., put1 furn. Sat 10:30:-iz:oo. OceP,.n view. Lge. g&llfen '!rea's. $250 ·mo iJncl. ~$.1 Santi An1 ,,Maf\ue adlt. °'111: ~···!-------,---! UPPER duplex, close Jn, FAMJLl.ES ',~ d.,,k, h<e, utU pd, flliO. · Mature adlta omy, 491·1BU, • · =Nn.tronr' ~R. a,a It.:' WELCOME! /"• 1 ..... reasonable rent. SINGLE STORY ' s:io CllJ! Dr. South Su Atm01phtro u.•. V •· 2 BDRM-2 BATH .,. ..... _. ·=..,·-·-.,.,,,;.,·'=-i-'-,' -$1'1'5~ ..... '** NEW SI'UDJO., 2· br, Carpets and Drapes elec. bltnl, &oL! tJtiai<f crpt, Air Conditioned "di'pl. patio, ... Jiool. 1195. Pd.vale Pab 5'l6'.<1'l8L ' HEAn:D POOL pJiiijl{E 2 l i'BR.. 2 Ba, ' Carport lo s1o...., end pr ~ ~· Rental, , Nr. Schoola Al.. .,_ _,, u .. ...; .a Nr. So, Coa11.t_~._ . . -~~ • ~ .,ve . HIDDEN VILLAGE . ~1034 • 2500,"sOutlt Sall• ' Ml11lon Vltj~ 1', •' : ': Santa,...: • 5<r>lS25 NEV( C!>NDoMINIUM i..ri.3J..~ ~BBQ l!lnlle n-, I br,•dpo, qit. Child Cut Cen.;... ,)>fins, evrtl ~. ··-" . Great ..... 1 ~ " , Bdrml jiool, llllO mg. ~ • FJ.>m $149 ~Wport Bo•CI> · SOUTH COAS1' RESORT -LIVING FROM $135 It's Oakwood, Q 'd t n Aparlmenh: • ~ i"'ihd it'1 tun, tine nel&hbon and preallge 11v1na in Ol'le luxu.r- lout Jltlc;lti&e ' 'l11"-'f $1. billllon 'th ' ~ ): ,J. :/Jhm1~b( .. 4~ -1ndottr coif 4rtvq ...... •ta/ .......... I • ' '• w VIL&.\5 a:,~ r.r~ 't£, llQI ~ .m>1i ltU> 11 '"IGll19 Cpb. drpl, blinl, Plb a11p1, NEW d<l\tXt !,plex ~ !"!!~~iJl!ll~ll!ll-1 ~i Pia~~~ 1111. .. 11,., tlrpa. b li n1. ABOVE A~ I>( t Ir) t rt • ..._~ .. ~ . ...dw/tnd ..... -• ,..,,.,., • ~ or ~ · . · poll ... 1=7 llojlpl or. -. ~ • Td!I untllOd tllnf llto toldt , $>.. Ccatt Cllti'. Call mt W. O>all B • 1 • !!f'· caD 6Q..Wl1, .. ' llOl..JJJI or • m-.m. ' • j ' 'I ' I • t • ' ,. •l -. • ' j ,, I [ 2 2 1 0 i * .. I " • 1 l ' ( S.""'7 • .i....,, 15, 1972 llSJI _ Lolt_ ... _-_1 _ !: ~-;;:.1~1.,_. ....... 1:~--lmll!,.i-~=~---~~t~~~~-:!~. ::::J!! lndu1trlol W-•1 450 Found <'-"41) 551 Lost &55 Iii¥ P home ·~~··=.:M·l U5G 1q1t UoUIOIP a AT &.>·then A4 lmal LOSTule.lhttdrawttrlltcPrtnrn:or.C ~. i.iWTAJUs.4"So.i:P1W: s:~l.1,i l~I ---- JYt, ~lna nn. ai bl,, bl.lb l~ mo. 2800 -i: ft Jioaptta.I, in C.O.bl Mtll U pw'M\ Pleue fttum Iden-deli&nl: doN.tbart Woe· Repair, «t•PI••· evenins • "'"" ,lf\-,..dmla. attr:lc. accorn. W futtltt, t JJaU.S., lee tta.r fem.ale. Span.Id t;ype: JMU)l)y. titication. Uf'l.\"nt! • 6 0 ~ "111 ipeclal~ l or lOO, Nmodel. New CO .n 1 I. Green Valley arta of Foo-\ -< ' Found N BIYd 6 F~idd Dl'.. Corona tld ~ Bni...,_ llU>t"9 ~ -. ·-·-taln ~•: ~ ee 111· ~t. view. door, $.US mo. 1.240 Logan at. ~ . :t.f••, Fibtr.nl••.t-=::::t="' ' I ••• •y ... I '1 • ..._ • t ... , IO ...... ........... ' ' .-1 • St. CM.. Dyl; '*"5033, eves Mesa Drive. Call 56-6061, ,, ... • $8 HR. Plum.bins a . w.,IMll.;) .. ~l'f~\....J J .. ()..(:' STllMlUllll l':':"'Jor 30 to liO 646-0681. Hotopltal 640-li64. REWARD· Into leadfna ., OOMP'.'~ f~cUit1et 'far Eloctrlcal .._. 11lt .:Ji~"l'il01f < '' lnterfttll! In MUlnc or Rontol1 W11t1'9tl ..0 FEMALE Strawhm'>0Blond Vire II . Bli. red homellndttal'ey, Ille ttW1u., 6'f.2755,..'43,ltolc ~EPlil!S'"TA'l;l~-. l!t'ach lo chare 2 Bl\ apl.W"-• -· -for Sbephctd type .. ~ wtwh1ll• ~baln9th/Se!ltrP,I last t,..J o dbo&!/-auto:rtepalr,:Tew~ PLUMBING·R.EPAtR Let rqe·=-· YoU boW,·~ 673-3508attT~30p.m. .ru,~. • '~-paws A C•~t. v c. VI\:. • ac..en •· uet :1opm.'t. .... .J.~1" No job too .sm&LI .'. illttd emoneya.::~y, NEWPORT .Ort"at hoo.11e. &tara.&e'. N. Hunt1ncton Deb.. Brookhurst 4 Garfield, H.B. 646-..11C9. Fuml~re * 5U:i\U8 *' tun ln_ fl'ff hn. f'CIJ.;,i Thint man, owr 30, Sl)O area Jtd. ,IQ.2$35. ~. • 'ItMID yoong female cat, • Sew Int/ Arterailonl ~~l. Jn~rvlew. c ~"'J I plu. alJ.J Murray, 83S-E66J ri GREY l Black 1triped male wl'llte' w/dark &reY spotl SPEClALI Avr. chair or ......,.,"" ~7ts.1rm. . , ] • cat, gre@J1 eyes, very af. bob-tail. Vic Dover Dr. NB: rocker !)tripped SS.' Gluq, Alt9r1tfon1 -'4t..Si45 BEAIJTY-1 Oiier•i.. ~ NEEDED _ 2 fenaJe l'OQDl• hrlOMll • fectionate. VicinUy 19th A lf attn pleue call, 645-0$79. brw polllht'd. "5-4886. Neat, a~le. 30 years. ~p. foliowlnf PrettrTetf b' C\M . mates, furn houae, % blk Harbor. Costa M 11 s a· LOST Red Lab. Retriever Gardening Televialon Rep41lr zhop. MJ...&111. from beach in Newport. p . I 5'8-2?6&. Mtu.'°'1 Viejo area. Arwv.·m AL'S G-AJWEN1NC BOAT ButLDfRS • fiber- 675--2428. erson• I 530 GERMAN Shepherd PUii 2.J to Tun. Reward. 837-3927. tor prdeniJW • • ma I I • B:U.INE'S TV * g1u. molders Carpeottn mos. old. Brn. w/blk found Servicing All Brands ( b' rnaktts1 "-wl .A.ntt Apts FEMALE ..roommate (2>29J Tenst, uptight? LOST: Boxer puppy, 3 IJ'IOI, land9Caplnc·aef"Yictt, ca ti AulhoriZed Magnavox ea lllet · ..... r'" .. rr.Fu'r' n. or Unfum. 370 l=u~n. or Unfu,.;., 3701 to sliatt ocean hom e Be pampettd by an attractive on EIMn C.M. btwn. Santa bm wfblk stripes. Reward? 540-51gs. Suvtrc Newport, Known for honmy 546-4313 en«'d onJy, WPPER >¥A· ,,,..-...,..,-..-----""::"-...,..------w/sarne. $100 mo. 675-6$5. hi.rhly qua.li&d technician. Isabell & 1i1onte Vista, ~ 968-3817. CdM , Co.sfa' Mesa, Dow.r Rltj}J, 1731 So. Ritchey, S.A. 01te Mete· ..... Coste.Mew _ ..... Male-. Bra!'ld 1'tw p~BR l. French & Swedish ~a.a:sage S43-7043 Must identify. LOST 1i 1112 _ B i 1-Male, Shotts. Weslcllft. Tr .. __ s._rv_ic_•____ BookkHper/S.cr1t1ry lifil§~sm~~§§~§fc~~§~'ff(f nr OCC -SD Frwy. P6-f32 2. F'u.11 body shampoo GERMAN Shepherd, ll&"hl Red Irish Settt:r,' ''.Eli''. PROFESSIONAL Gardefter, GENER.AL Tree Serv. Yard Book.ll:t<eplng thru trial bA}. 15 11 cs 111 [ n )l :1 _ =•l(f 'lfk.arbym.o.557-MOO. 3.~~&-showtr tan,Jem.1pp.6moa.df• Much loved. Pla. rttn. lree work,. prun i 11r, cita.1H1P.baullng,spnnkler ance.·lr:.lllnttyplnrskJtis THE Ex ell' NG J . • ~ ~ ~~~ home, nr ~~~pl~~= ju~s :::c~~·· No II " Rewanl. 968-«l63. ~:"n"~:",·, p1~,n-u~~· l'l!paln. Riu. *58U. :t.dta~~-=~ =.r~n:~ ' " . . • • •-• 4• '"U\,.r'\ffemJ."VY""U lady, Pool anc:l aoft drinlt!. MESA <!el Mar "stormy" blk • ~·•"• REMOVAL&. trimming, titt tlon. \\'" art> lookior for a PALM MESA 'APTS , 1 prlvil. 833-8714. Eiecutfv1 Health Spa ~~~D !:~':Ute~~ &. wht k>ng hair est, owl 646-589.J. wood allowance. 642-27:>5 or wt"U ~-m,p.~_ book· • WllJ.. ahare'rny lg!'. Laguna 2192 D··~'ln' t! ,.,~ ''Vine race. warina flea collar AL'S Land11eapina:. Tree 642-1403. keeper "-!sl~ (~ l'1J·l , . u ~ Beach 'home with working (71f) 83~2100 ~~~~ Meaa. 545-9630 w/l.D. tag. 557.5467, removal. Yard .remodellna:. =n"lo--------with a ITUI) at \-yrs ~¥p. fU•N' IN THE S N! .. ~:.u~~.orkli~~~~n28;!:iv~ (200Al~~r~~:~~1 the BLACK Lab. Retrie~er. ~!"!:~~bC::!erM:sam:." ~:!'tr~~~~~:.'~:i':~ CERAMIC tile new & :~:i:c~=~~~11 :: Minutes to Ne~ort Beach Comp: pv.t. bee.ut. vlew. 10 AM to 11 PM About 3 m1>1. wJwhlle spot REWARD. 642-1613. EXP._ Hawall11.n Gardener. ren1odf:'!. Fret' t>st. Small quirement to'Bilx zm, N'l'w· ILi.i .. 494-0047 wkend or att 7. (Malter.Charge, BankAmer· on ehest. Vic. lSth & G'OLDEN Retriever, approx. Complete gardenlna: serv. :lob• \\"eieome. 536-2426. port Bee.ch, for appt. lm-Uft.~iev@bly\larg~ 1 apl:s. ecorator furnish· LADY Teacher wants a:lrl kl i~rd and Pl'rsonnl Checks.) BrilltGI, S.A. 561--5235. 2 yrs. old Found Vle-Mesa Karnalanl, 646-4676. medla1e o~"=-"=-'n"'g'-. -'~= ed. auge J!oqj, jlcllZzf. e~clric built·ins, shag "'"" lov•ly Apt. Reu. AJ>. DISCOVER DISCOVERY FND. Fml. Solid gray <at. Venle. 968--0063. * 549-2015 f l[Il] Bk kpr A•I.!, $4llO carp ts, drAllDpeu'·L·r•S-una &N. oµlore! s bey Rlty. 642-3850. F\nd YOURSELF in Someone Vic. Grants perkina kit. LOST, sail & pepper pointer, 21 )Tl exp •• Frtt est. l•rnnt I' Fee Paid. Looks a skill• + PET Else Brookhurst A Adama. H.B. ~------~· f penonallty Wlll~e tnp ~IN~~ $145 Garegel for Rent 435 Call mw. No obligation 968-'1259. Cleathe~ ... &.,..nea collar, vie. LAWN Maint. lfaullne. new Mich opor, wifb:..hul firm . .-.M. 11'1V-V't24. lawns, clean-up, prunin,. h ~ , . ..__..:; •, . ·• • •. • • • BACHELOR reoting Ill of (n4J 835-6885 12131 387·3393 FOUND, mans watch -· 1 at itreSll!1· Yfi~, · 1 •... MS • $155 LOST In vk. "'"' l Orang.. """ Ert. Call !14&-7379. Job Wonted, Female m latio<u. c.,ll' lli ,/{.,, . ,U • .. .. .. .. l new 3 BR, 2 BA hom" NATIONALLY playground of CDU•1e View 2 :0.Da,,,_ ~ $~75 Localed nr . San D;ego Fwy REroGNIZED School. H.B. Jdentlly .. C.M. white male rabbit Exper Ja..,,... Garde"" NEED HELP AT HOME? ".,,'~ ~~-·~! • D "'~t~ · · ·: · · · r:: &: Culver~ or: Irvine. Call FULLY LICENSED claim. 847~. Very fril'ndly . 642.-677C. Complete yd IH'Yice. Neat e we h av e Convalescent ..___. :t1 .: .... u.,fuirt1tlii.a Ajits. Avallabl1 Reul, 8S3-tn6. Reknowned Hindu Spiritual-FND: Malf': Ger !II• n Ir Rella. Free eat. 642-4589. Aides e Nur ses e :~r:_Y. ~-~·Dt, Fr9.fu .Jf~ to_$lS L&SS. ~· GARAGE for .rent, £.side i.~t. Spiritual reading rfv:en Shepherd. Vic. Hunttncton I . ]~ G.ent_ral Housekeepers • Com· YOU 'RE RIGHT-Costa Mesa. dally.lo am·lO pm. Ad"'"' Sch. .,. •. Pb. coll• Ide> ......, and Repoin pan;o., BUSBOY • .i.... ... STOP Bed wetting. H O~tEMAKERS/UPJOHN· ' THEY'R&: tJNDERPRICED! * &12...,.,, * on~ mall•n of w .. 312 N. tify. 842-4507. !ENURESIS) fae ;o-Full T;~, hrmanent .., ,_ 1 ~El Camino Real, San Oe-IRlSll Se found ~ 15 1 Neat Ir. Dependabia 1561 MESA DR., Coste Mell . FOR rent .... 5 doub e garage 1 ·m 9136 492 9034 tter '-'=· formation call 642-463.4 or 547....fi681. 5 blks So. of Newport Blvd. 1 ~s~;:-:~~-mo-lTI E. i:~I~·S. ~II fit;: in:~ ~.in Gardtn Grove. 81by1ittin9 ;:~e E.C;. ru W. 18th No. MATURE lady will live in&. A~~y ~ ~;.,,. " ' 546-9860 . ~Cl Rent•1 440 :~i;m~·t~plldss:~rtt!a BLACK & Wh ite male puppy, ~~R=;~~esc~~ $~ TIUN~Sta b;aa· Moo•, Lt. ::. ~=~y lady. Exp. (NoAI~ ~b)' kx~l~•%·~~~~::QJLJi~·~·~ ::.(r.i:; • .. 1tear"H~ Hozpltal Sitts. 839-4701. vie. 22nd&. Newport. wkly. 7:30 am . 6 pm etect., p!umb, fence, til~. HelpW1nted1M&F710 The Flv1 Crownt I~ · · C: '" ·425 N. Newport Blvd. GEr rid ot strap strain, + 646-5.53?. "·eekde.ys only, Fenced yd., instl/\11, carpentry, paint etc. Re1t1ur•nt L-t1 A,.... • · " ADU' 'T male SI am e •e hot meals, good •-me •-54>-083>. t .1801 E Pacillc C-·t Hwy "f"' ''· ......,, •• , .~· : Modf!'l'"n medical or offict', 10 fU4M!. for 1 yr. Be com-.... '"'"' ""' · ..,..... ·• Fu""· e.,Uftfum.--·m · •Furn. or llnfum. 370· 1 rm. ·suite on street 1 f' v er. 10 ' ble with Kalhy AU's w/coUar, vie. Vla Lido family environ m f n t. Heulin9 A/P Clerk $45.5 Corona dt-1 Mar. No ph. calla. A~ DIU'i..;n• M C to l'I bra 67" A:::•o Nord, N.B. 6'5-U36. ~. <:..,.'.Y RE t 0·,. .,:'!,,,.. BOOKKEEPER, In1. '"ency Huntintton "89itft .. t-lunijlJllfor:.ltlil ,, ... ; ;.,;T.,.'f.:1 ,-._..~y·· , . ' , m i ......... .,.. . GOLDEN R•~-·er, Vic. t:YSITTING ,,,. my hom• WYANardTE~! Messy tre.•• s~'. »cct',g'· Cl~' ! .. I_..:::; ,.... . • • ''°"' . . ' . . • ·"'" . • ,wolii . 642-! . HOLICS Anon us. .,-,,., .,. rW; r itt • ·1 ~ ,,.., f'XIM't', req'd. Call Mn. NEW po RT Fi~ an c i al · Piltne S42-72'1? ar ~!e 17th St&. SUpe.rf~.~ Ap-ot' aces intant.S "Jn. -!la'°" il Jw.~"1'T ~r ~1 .r Stcteft\{ies"-• ¥ ~ S525 Sims, 833-9600.~· =----I .. ··1 · m· ~I & t Center. complete Bingle (j(. P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. prox. 2 yrs. old (1Sj41!. a 3 yr Gld daulhttt .. O<kl iob!'l ~ • ..: Jt-. Acd'c <;1ri( ... $375 BOYS On t,j6 Jhe e~ .,_ .. rnat-.. t FND B'i' red dos Pleue playmate. Lar&e fenc,ed • . . i S.c'y-10 key/21 tat $525 Age 11).14 to deil"9r papen • 11 • -.-.::, c~t""·o:u, ~ ora1e PROBLEPt\~Pregnancy.Con· ide~tify Vic ~ Co yard. EL TOTO, MISSION YARDJpn.ge, cieanuPJI. Ghi'Friday·2 to S500 1 Bedroom 1 Bath .secretarial .service, phone. fldential, sympathetic preg-Airpo. rt· 557~1 · VIEJO AREA. 830-4370. Remove trees, dirt, ivy. AMI. Bkkpr/Sec'y S600 ~e~~ ~=--Point. San Oe- 1 $440/mo. nancy counseling. Abortion • · S k i p Io ad er, backhoe. Recepl/Gen. Ofc. S400 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths DESK apace available $50 & Adoption n!!ferral. AP· 1 YOUNG female de-clawed EXPkEdRIE~CED chobild c~l"l' 8'7-2666. G. Ofc ~"" .l1111n <)1ni1 $433 DAIL y PILOT 1 mo. WW provide tumitutt CARE. 6424436. cat. Rich blk I gry. Vic. "·ee ays tn my ~ with NEWPORT 49MC70 IS .__,--1.... rvi a:ith &. Tu f 641--06C7 fenced yard. Infant to 5 yrs. TRASH "-Garage clean-up. I CAROLINE Emmons the •Central air eondilionin"" & beatin• at mo . .w"'"~ .... se ce Social Clubs 535 sin. · , __ 1_, _,1 10 Npt. & '-"·-dayz. Free est, Anytime. Personne Agency • e " available. 17875 Beach ffivd. I FAT Cat: Pt/Siamese. Vic. ........,.., cu '"" .:)o!UI c.A .. 5031 133 Dover Dr N B company of e q u • 1 C!lp- • Charming fittplacu, 3 1paeious floor plan.• Huntington Beach. 6t2-4321 FOTO DATE Orange I: Sierk! St., C.M. c ~~1Fil4-y. jun ct i 0 n · ;E haul. th" thet fits . 642_387Q' ' • portunit;y hu openings Jor • Unuaual large cloeet1 & alorage on patio DELUXE 650 sq. fl. office . ors moe. 642-5488. · . any ing in men & v.umen aJ90 husband 1 5Uite • Corona del Mar. Sel~t your compaJUQn from · e I VACATION Mother will Cart' a pick·Up truck. ACCOUNTING Oerks, 10 It wi le tee.ma, who art' ln- a 2 awimming poola, therapeulie poo .. taunu N t 11. • "-· k 100\'s or. photo, reCe'tra1s that BLACK Labrador, tema1 • for your children and home 615-2973 tert'lted iJI extra ·money for G hi! d tin ear pol 0 ice ""0 c we mail to you, NO CON· Jound M 1 s s I o n VlcJo I il . ,..._,_ . • key touch-pos.tlng-t)'pe. $2.25 1 • ym, llarda, rivi'!g range, put g green Shop. ~· park., airlcond. ~CTS. · Ubriry. Jan. )3. p..1D58. wb e you vacatif?n. vw" ~a,Nf'I . . hr. temporU')'. Apply: 1580 the famf'1. A I blP. Pl.Ylrw • . .W..qPJlj!e~'~,stJ, . "'""\; > R<alonomtel)l'fi-61>;<700 r. "''° 00 FIDI ---"'~"-· ~-,,.7;•'""· ~ , ~14-• • ~~ l.'PutJ .DESK :JlpaQI!, aAfatlablct;f'5Q: 835-2'l20, • .....,_..? .... -~~ " . ~-f = 1..,. ~-~ -r;;;:"'.""'l!::li~~+;:q;:J:"' .. "mo. Wlll snwtdit fumlture . Pay /~ ~ I It. No r ' -'• ~ t" .a.~ . __ _. ' . ot -. .. to -. 1-, I a r y . a •111\1 • ._.,,titrulg li<U"l'Joe A.SS .. ..,__ i.: . _r-. • ~. -1$08. , .'500 Tuft i.vallabie. --m Fore1t .Ave, '' l Ra r b or l·B a.k't r ~ ............ ._..... .,. ' ~t1ffr IL·_· ...:. 1o $400 ~ 11> 1 Laguna-a...h.·-546-1539. ~AP~·~w Lady lfor • '" .. F ap. """ P·lll1 nn of · · DOG Jo1t in Vic. ot Oranp h·ousework Requltt1 A«ti. Pay ree $455 Tomorrow, C~of.Wt1t l NEW lrg office, Air cond, S l 20th CM """-· AM BABYSnTING 24 hrs. all tl'an"""rtit•--642onoc Sec'y, Exec fue $fi75 KatellaJ , A~lm. Thurt. h ' U "J • paid 1914 t. ' ' ••uu ' ages. Big It fenced back "t"'" ""'· 'OOOiJ Sec'y, no sh Fee $500 eat g. ti itlea · Found (lrH -'sl 550 1/13 Xtra so·ck lo·~·-• .. a --•-., __ .. Jan. 20, 7:». p.m. KJ...0'1 Meyer Place, C.M. Dayz: -· ''6'-u"" yard. 642-1592. I Jneaa e.._.IU•& ~vice Jr. Corresp, Fee $>150 ,. I 548-0259 Eves: 645--0263. Gelkrman Shephe~T-Brn.h'~ Carpal Service Carpe'!-Wmdowa, Floor etc. Medlcaf F. Ofc Fee $450 T~· :~toll.! ~mlab_M.:._.•,.,· ROOM '. 11 1 11 SMALL kitten, while che!t & B · name enapa · _ Re.rid. • Commc'I. MS-Clll Trne Ok/Type Fel' $320 .., " nc ,., .... 1n su e o o ct., 1.,1 _Y back • -". p•-·-h•lp u• f ,. n d "'· F ~AN> Info: l\.11l....4t')C. • ! 6551 Wamer, Huntingtan Beach 714/847-8526 ~ ..... I~~""'""'"' l~,~t _•·n_, ... ~I~ ..,.~ ..,,., ..,......, · ' JOHN 'S Carpet.&: Ophol!tery DEDICATED CLE.\NING Trne, --=q:> tt .......,. ...,......_... downtown C.M. Furn. 1 Fou~ in Mariners Park, Reward. 642-2434. aeaners. Extra , Dri·Sham-* We ·Do Evttythlfl&' * Local Job Ustinga CLERK I tnltt/r.<:eptlonlat. pf;TIOn. $65 mo. 675-U4t . Newport Beach, 646-5586. $100 REWARD tor return of poo h'tt Scotchguard (Soil 24 br. Call 67J...4072 J.R, Pierce Start, USO. 1:30 to S, M-F. PRIVA~ oll. suitable for FOUND: set of 6 keya Qrl equip k>st on Beach Blvd nr Retardant.). Degreasers A: Income Tax All!lodates At.ency, Jhl.'. P .O. Box *2, Newport small . ms., tax or R.E. Mnd vicinity McFadden Warner. Tool. box co.nt&lned all color brigbtenen £: 10 . 1815 Nrwport, CM .64U720 Beach. operation. 645-0779. Pier Newport Beach. spray equip l>r pa¥iting. m!llute bleach 100. .,hlteDICNIJ'lE?_m~ -.-.~~----_.- 350 Sq. Ft. NEW Olli~ w/ 642Jssg. -60-1677, 54G-17'3i. ~fs, Savt-~ /Mlll!'I .9(-• ~.: ACCU. I f OCEAN VIEW! In goU,. Seil,ihe old •tult DAILY PJOOT ¥• -· ·J!Y ·'>a-"" e,tf.'11\lL tfj, "'-''4"'-jl"'Jiil, HuntingtonS.ach. 53W57'.B'•.l>.•newsru!t ' _ ; CaJJ-t-·', \j]j!cleonlr!ttf~J'~ :o ~ • OFF1CES • . .'.":r~ . . • I .... 1. ,bal)l'~ -\11), 'I ,o.>!!"J:i tS., ',' · " ' Rooinl, . 400 300 .. 600 oq, ft. eo.ta M .... *I *.I\..""*£,/ ' ~ ".IO· couch #Jr~ l3 • 'Pl ~ Fum: or Uftfvrn: . 370. W•N'l'ED 2 gals (any ag•I to -Call &JG.2130 • * * ... ,.n:; exp ,, wbar<ounts,""' ~."~ • ~ ....... , CT· ••• • method. I do "11•tk _.ii. -,.l.-5 .. _ ~-· • ...., Newport Beac:ll' ''t" new • hr home ... s Newport Blvd. NB Good ,.1, 511.:0101< Polnlfftf & , • • 1-J 1<k Llstinp w, working w J do w. Acron/City Haµ. 675-lliOl .,.., ,. J .R.' Pierce w,as11ertt1ryf or/kit. Pr; v II CORONA DEL MAR Carpenter , P'rma"llnt "->chltet Aconcy, tnc. AVAILABLE NOW Penln1ul1 Point j 2"BR, furn. yelll'ly ••.••• $185 2 BR. uni., yearly •••••. $250 I .l BR..,unL, yearly •••••• $\15 2 BR. unt,, yearly •..•.•. $200 cau: 6'1J..3663 548--0715 Eve. ... associated BAOK ERS-;I (;"ti.~ TORS 202S 'N Sol boo 67 j.1•11) -~ . .,.__ • Wollclilf Riviera s,..,;_ I & 2 BR. Bltru. ~. drapes, hce.ted pool.. 'Nr shop'& area. A.dli!.ts. Ark ..\boot Free Rent ' llOO WeatdiH 'Dr', l"IB ,, 642-5388 * 1 BR. -Pool-Block' to ,Ocean. Yearly. i ll5Jmo . 115-~ 646-2686 evet. • w sepr ... ng. Non •mokers DelU<e Bus. omce. 673-6757 Trader's Parad1'se' d lS85 Ne-rt, CM 61!!.m<J pleatt. privacy , in-Comm''I lnduf Reti ,.., W lc.?-- B I R I ••• tr f · "0 -.un., '-c I Clerk ••25 dE'pendence, congenial liv-UI Mii int• _, Remodel, ame, in1zh, re-* W'LLP•PER * ,.. ~ pair etc. Llc'd, Bonded. "' "" -Ga'I to aaltt controller. 10 ing, Rent nego. Call B. 1 • When )'OIJ c:aJl "Mac" B&sseJt, 544-1170 or~· ro, R Rent: Delux~ offl~s. Ines Quick Service. 962-1961. &:A•1w ~'TU key e.xper. Good fiJUre ap-Q.&V'rtME bob ltte f 2 · HOME Re~;~. No ~b Joo.,.,.,......., 1 r~ 't1tude, Win ttiJn. C•H Zena, ,..,_.._ .. _. YI r or WOR.JqNG gal only. Will be lndu1tria.I area. New bldg amalL No";"°p0" °' gl~. 30 DAY_)pecialo1Ji)ter/Ex-'-(n4) -lDOO. ~·~r ~-chUl!reit, .$ 4 7, at my snog as a bug In this nr. San o;ego Frwy & '. t 1• mes •·-. &J• '184/u• ~• palntin1. l.o<al ,.,~ 30 ~ ~ Mt!l<Y. 9IJ!! ljo ~'!_.,'!.'/~•·"""~,"°. me. \Jpatain studio room in pri. Crown Valley P •r kw ay . gc<• .,.... .,..~ • .-.,_ .... ,. ~~-J, A~lia.:.J 111~ au l'"ki.i bom'e wlpool. ·$8.'.j. mo. Call 831-.1400. · "" t ALL types ot carpentry .. }>)" ::.0.,. ' ~ ~~ DA~,~· '~2PM, 046-6740. COMMERCIAL ft. ntal nr the "dot 'tars' local man. • • ~0 Appl •= ~n c -'"· 536-1648 PAINTING/Papennc. 11 Jn UTILIZE YOUR RGANIZ. Y 111 I""'.., •--...t, ROOM & bath in private Caiint'ry ln N.8 . Immediate ~--~-----! in Harbor area. Ltc &:: bond-INC SKILL in a challenging 16866 Beach Bl, HB. tw>me. Kit &: laundry priva. pouesston. 875-4747 or oJ, .., Cement, c.,..te ed.. .lteti .1lln. ~2356... anrl--n'fd.IW~t-DENTAL A@iltM'f.,i •? Ft , ~Female only. Mesa Verde, 544-3l,2;4. I'-_. __ ..;. ________ ..;. __ _, ""'=::----,oo:----,1'====--~--~ --·-••· J e-;al · ~ 1 ff! • LARGE or stilalJ, cemt"nl PAINTING • GWU"anteed "l'"V'4•uw.•,-n comm ,..... exp. in avn o et: • 54G-2394 . CAR Lot-f5 x 1 50-2036 OCEAN FRON'T DUPLEX· '69 DODGE Coronet, auto, work, patio Iopa, additions, work at fa.Ir prlcea. UC'd I. ~Ultry. Call SJ>.9003 for a cbail'1ide. Muat tab a BEDROOM, den, J>atb. Priv. Harbor, CM. Read)' for Price $83,500. $22,000 equity, p /S, P/B, Landau top, ster-repairs, roolina: etc. Free Ins. G'5-S740. J>ttlC?nal Interview_ ~th Mr: pe~, in.!1-~•I 1n ~~ pa· entrance. Employed male. opetfh:>r $350 mo. W. J . Xlnt Newpt Joe, Will trade eo tape. Trade for late mo. plana:, permits. Frtt est. PAINTING, pro(.-AU work Gammon. tient't -d'ental 'tdutaiidb • Sfll mo. Npt. HI b t I• Sd\Worer 673-:J654. for Orange County units. del camper' f\llly equipped. Call anytlmf', 539--9456, gUarn. Color Ip e c I a I l 1 t comfOl1. 96StUn. ~ 646-4060. SHOWROOM, mgf. le oUice Balboa Bay Prop. &tZ..7491 675-5258 or 839.urot CEMENT WORK, no job too 842-43116, 5'47·14'1, ASSEMB~ERS DENT~~,AN~t, ~ FURN room H.B. &-C.M. apace. Close ln ~na loc. 22' Ocean Mini-CrUlser. 200 Bauer 8 mm elect movie small, reuonable .. tre'e-COMPLETE extu. •'Wt. 6 ~·y. 1!xptt. only. frewn. Util._ Ideal for student. l $100. T4 $390 Mo. 494-4653 HP VI, deep hull, lri crpted camera. elect e~. zoom Estlm. H. stunick. 5-48-8615. A ........, • · t• ;rM!ttae. Au~ a Adult. $65/mo. i: $75/mo. Indus' 1••161 Rental 450 cabin, pvt head, trlr,· a . le.nse. $150 orla: value. Trade . , . . up. VJ· rm. $JJ. Neat Eloctr-"--•anlcal lntt'rolllce rt11Mt .......,, 642.-8531. •·. • . "',__ beauty• Trade for units. for drill pren, router, etc. WINTER Rale1i concrete work. ~fl-Roy, 847-1358. ~ 96:Z..3222. • ;'{:t,1•-"'ri::-··. 1, .I .. Thf I -•---4 000 5.r.11 FT r D . , 546-2011 962·1145, noon, patlos, d r Iv~•' PAIN'I'tNG, prot All work ,,.,.,,,.. .. :.. .. ,..: •.•• u-...:.:.,. ·-.. .,.. DEN :...:i.,,!;:J• •"'I" •°Ln t, lBr -ful tuv~•Pvte!J! . t T• • • ,'°f'. , aldewalkl.Don,642-8514. guarn.Color1peclall1t ._..auuea t>i""'...,, wu1 • ., i-"u ... 1 .-. • patio, 3 blka h:ti ~a.a.ta. Sprinkled ·: Good_ Jocatlon. Lake-Golf Rl Lot Southern 71 Deluxe Holiday Motor •·nns. a1•· d . 1 S4l-43&6 547_14.11 • 2 .vear• ·oif el~:'P,t!IJOb&.DI\ chalf1~. f".t~i r iftllY. ;J • '6"13-1023 9 am-1' J,Mf'11''-~ ;,/ $450 • .eer montb. Oregon $3.500 deAT. Trade-Home new cond. °"'1 ~ ... __ ,,.. .w ..... nw.. QI • • ,.,... cat produd.IOO auemb1,v ex-PttvenQV.f: mctkf:;-... • ,'til rqqm' 1~1 ,fmi> -for ~rcnll. Cadillac, Rolla mi's, loaded. Will t"*"'l.of #hfw la~;· J;'k, SIDING 1-Fa.ell $129, 2 atory Perienct wi the atillhY·lo c5~ panded 'l'JUliW·.··~ , .. 'DA.IC .. Y., "'•n w/liooklnlf' . 5,00ClT$Cj). FT. :':'1&, OU.mond or Boo: property no '"'-""' ,..,.C_liv::_"'NT'"' or K'-::;:;.!';'" ool.r, 14).27511.,.. ~\:.!~':.,,=-~ O~AL' Aii11tln'C' !fuO, 11 ~lde CM. ~* '•. Uke new, b}P ctULns1. Lrc. '.',. t ~ Froe. ..,;;~ -""· ~' · assembly on varied m.ni:tut. ·MC Y· Mar. 'Exper. enb'· CORON• de!. .Mar .ulllnlie !it acre lot, fenced. $650. WAI'(t' Apple Valley Aru Trade Victorvine 1U lot • YOU suppl)' the pa Int . productkm lnatrumtntl. , Top salary. 9«2-24.36. ? room. bath, pri.J.tll~. Pet' month. bldg 101 tor. cnuiry in rit1r $3000 eq, for Tr1r Sailboat Contt•ctor' Room1 painted SlO ea. AUo .. , '"!. DEMTAl..·1·1.sst~ANT , f70.. mo. 675-UMJ.f!'Y'e!. Roy McCirdle Realtor" ~ 'xecutive tq.n;e. Wl w w/bunks or tale modM. ce.t, exterior. call *10f6. We 11fttr rood IW'tb?t ·pal· Qwjp,j~I: Delk. I 1810 N_._ "'vd C .,.. --drpa: garage dr opett-auto-air, Trade J8'-...Uboat ROOM Additions, Estimates, PROF Intl Int I 1 II ~ ~ •· .., "" .... pr1 hm. -~. ~f -·5*-~772t·u1 ... 1111. e·•,,-,;,._0 __ r'IBkr "'! ·~. , • 1 1 , M• .,,, 1 • 1 1 · 1 2 . pe na· er ex u. •rv I-an eXce ent w t 4 LOT .us...I\ .... v...... . ...-.. vw.1K" JoJ -'f'N• or car.or · ~ pans• a)"W • smg• "! Honest work. Ltc/lna . _,, -"' ' ' · • Pl . penn male stut¥nt: $15/91k. -*** 5 BR 3 BA 2 Story MINT·RANOI, Baclr {!a.y ilory. L.T. ~IOll, 543-2759. ~1444. . pacbp.,c For an ~ Disk Clerk <4• :e. .' • v 54()...8555 ask for'F.riid M·l 'Bld(. 1615 PlacentlA. :li00.f1. h. Trade ~wty ~ .,.ea, hones com. lf.4.ble, 847-151.L -PAPER HUNG •-~ c•U perJOllMJ. lieautlt.:&I' 5uftef~.ilQ. ' , • Vacat•-• Rentals ... ~--lft.'fL <Jon. amal( home of any liind oc 2 BR"°"" iloM valut, $1' AD!).A·ROOM or 2nd """ ... (2Ul 441·1111 ltotet • ...,.,,,-...Call .. ' """ .. ....,, ~'ftoon. f d~ doorl. 2lO' lnd>lne property, M tfl. FOr lr'icome prq:ierty, Remodel kitchen oti bl.lb Any rm. + Pl.Per. 646--J+f'9 'Zula, ln.f) WllDD: CiJ. OR,A.NGE". ......,.. BT Jilrkfl1C I ""' ·' ..,;.m3 ro" .. ' Bltr 511-:IOU CENTER LINE~~ eo. FOR c1 .. n • -t potnH.,, . ABBOTT ,.Fair Em""""'1>1 ._, , MObEJUf a8trt 1 ~ Will~ re1dy now n .... ~.-...... ,__ A .. A . to 0-.-.Tle.r Wtnl• 18,"" .. a*ln· 1'l'ff Efthnlltt 8SU8R lnlerior or exterior • ttU. 905 No. Did.id, aille A. Ana· •-e nr ~·th V·"•v, • . ......, .. 'P.'Jiu. 4-p'°" tn ne. .... am r W<f" ~ t ~-k -.u.:!r. SclentHJc Products helm '""" ,..._ au..., R&ynsford • ~ or q:I, In COil& ed ~identlal~ 10" ·1u-1 l'or MY Way, quallty lltbme n. es, ..,...., • ~ evn. , ., .... · ""'""i!ii!'i'•••I I'' • ·" hr. btt rrun.,n1 boPto MAC~S:ll\!INE ..._ New rug, l point Jn Eq, In CM tttudlo irjpl•" ,.mod, Walls, ee 11htif. GUSH P•per H ..... r • DIYialon ' .-'>!' 11' -. , • .,. El..,, ·11oYe, refris. . REAL T:V' Cqf.\PAN'I' .. ""1 -,.. Low "'"'tr. Dlnou Aosome $31.tnl 7\lll GI . noon, et<. No Joi> JOo'smoll. Palnrer. 30 yn. """ Call _ J_; ,,. • • o:XE~v,.1 IVI COAST'S ' ' l~ading ' • · Markeipldce hUL -"l; <004 .. pl&tto. $115, '42-82!S or 5S7"'829 ln fllnlly. 54~ Prine. on1y. ,.;.lflj, 547-®36, 24 hr ans. ierv, 'l'.d., 961-1*1 -Equal' 0.-. LlCJllO)'l!t' Pononnef'Atonc'f 1:-s'.:' $1l5. ,.~ ,~, lJU) IRVJNE. rll D-U s:'J' R. I AL Jl.4 Jot in S.lmont He;,t.11 MulUoO> mned l•nd • fll· Mtlons * RenlOtlell_oc Plumbl"I Aul llkkpr 19 .... · ·--AREA. Fron\ •.cl» lltr. Ft• "t T!ode fO< Newport tu~ devolopment Lqutoa Gerwldt • Son, lie. ATTR. WAITRESS . O>ot At:<00ntinr • l<""nl 3 BR, newty fu"lo l!f!!>l,-fll>I, •op. W...-411. mfr. ,,.. ln<ome -Alt -Mn. a.,..ge, IU!iM vol.• ll!OM 613-aM~ • * -21111 COLE PLUMBING Expor., not under21. Mu.t be _..nunr. privacy. $25.da b> "!ti'• 1;15 Cootact: Rk-Forney,• Hill bot ro bl o 410 w do by wk. 2Llo m-1191, B-"er '46-Cm5 _ . m-ml vi.I. Trade-~ h r liMclrlcal 24 hr • .-Ice. MS.Um .......,. e. N PHONE • CoHt Hwy. NB ,_ ~ I ... "°"" or TD " ~-ell Rooll CAUS, appcy In ptnon. SUlte H . &t>#lll · '.1 -'1'. • . <::o!(l'Ar ll"ESA Jnd\tttrtal, 100 own;r beach lot, Ventura ELECT'RICAL. Rtlldtntlt.I, "I SUrt a Sirioln, SEW W. Cout I !!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!'! ...... Bll!!ll!I QUr1..K ~H A m .. ft. Ill VI: lTtll St. O!w>lr. clear. S.autflUl What do )'OU have to Jnde! c:Omm'J, induotrlal. Alto,... • Hwy., N.B. El<PER. akunl"""-mast COUGH A '3HI/' , , , view. T!ode on Jn.. Utt II ..,. -In Onltp tnodellng. ,.paln l lnajaJ. REPAIR, rect>,.,. any roo. A'J1RACTlVE l•Q>ale mftl. IMftlbier. Mu.I .. ,. OWi! Ly Bll'"'T to. •llqULTS ,... ... o.".,..,. unlr, (>l't(tt ~ CowttY1 Jar&nf Nod Ind· 1a-. Bl• or small. lJc'd proljlelfl" Wened& Rooflna. i-i11u, f« M~...0 "'1-h&nd ilPlo. ~ lf1t }t. r11o~ pml ..., c.11 1llo 8aP'I' tlcl ~. Owner .... 2951 Jnr port '42-lliTi. • u., Fret"'· Fair -Free"'· 14;.m1. tlon " ..,.ptlonlot-typlot. IT!h St .. c.>L W"'HT AD delaaJD.aa...JldJ Piiot * * .* * * * 54M2ll. • T. Cuy noo•-Deal A1lo Involves us lotlor EXP'll Ulfmblftl for L :2 5678 • a1.iw ·--flaoe 11o11 I& ,...,. _. DJ ..... 1 do nt> ';;';; wort. ed11« 1n producJna -!lily """"" fl.dory. Am Ma-~ -• -_.., • ...,..111 1.l'ar1-l...U.!6Gall ~NMrf; _.... ...... • . • • " • .. _ "'- ~ -~~~T ~ ~~U')l'l~l~~t'~l972~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~ ~°";· .1111tJ~f1 . Er.+··· l[ll] c l> • ...,:-~--11 rt •. ~. ...... ·~11HJ 1 ·~.........,.·-1 ~· 1· ~ ~ 1 ~ n.. ~-., ~ r. ....... 1~ 1 · ..,,_ 11~ I Holp wf.!i J2 J 710 Holp Wontld, M & ~ 710 Holp w;;:-'• M & F 710 Holp Wonted, M & F 710 A;Pjl~ ~ ?" ..:_ '. I02 ~~i~f! 110 Miacollonoous Ill ~tit Fumltv"'l ' , . s:;IWg~1 ;~ I ·~NAL • •'" ·'•' -• NURS!S.-l-lllhUt& --··· GORE '"'"'; 12>: 1ROOMGRO~P-GOING OUT ,FOR Equl1>." 124 l»iQO ... a~ lkll>. :16'1' I ~C:~O l~SUJ\AN<;E: Top t1o1ch 1 _1 ;j.it;".~,,. .. ,...,,.d. SALESMAN ·C!!l<llJIOl nlr!r, 125: botb , ~~·NEW BUSIN~-AM/Ffll ,,.,.. SCM Marcbondt Calculator · cfiifd'1.tdia, fJO; blnd-p61 .. . f:• .. , v4ALES :=M=)l~)i~i: ~..,,.Y. & FI a 11h 1 p. y~: ~~~"ich~~~:'~ ::i~~m.twi~ bed )*it,.. r~-~1\1~ ' ;::Z:i ~arr::~· t :n Modd ll6. S350. Austt\an b'CI. 9-12 lace'boots. $lira. ..... , ... ....,...,ITY ~~. • . b , ck t. k 2 pomble dlci..tinr mscblne 641 &l3J. • • I vr VI\, un , be 1otbt.e to· wor k In. , \\'ES'l'CLJFl RECOND A ..... "b"""' •-conmtir.w of 8 pc bedroom tu Je, o-1.n. tape vec • · , .. _ • pqw.ndtntl.t'. ~Sralary apen. NURSERY man waitttd for Ptr"80nne-l Agency • , · '°*'~...,., ·-•~ ,. 1 1i . v.·a.Jnut cabiutt speaken. & • tran9Cnbtr. Make otter. HEAD · Skls· on l Y $40.. M IT'lf.... '" f' du! Mn. Sims 833-9550. "' all arotJl'Jlt" )'ltl'd ""~ •3 Wtttclil'f Dr. NB 'IV .L , C.LW'. " -Dtlv u ~~p, pc Viti& -taom. Sold IOl"--Ut0.-f'B¥. 011 '40C>-542'1. ~ Women's new parka $10. I.( _· U.llrN!ff ~ po.. • . . . -Waterinc and . ru&lntenance 04&-mo ' Dunla.p '· 1815 New Port -&f'CILIP &. 5 pc •Hnlnc eet. "bal&nce ol $149-.ll or .,i:Ynlta lBM typewritera, $1.ctQnt CIP..~ or, w ~.d )' · ttntial wltti Ntut't' 1n~ lN&>MNl.AO> for n!atarch .,,_;.. .9fvd CM ~7780 ndl ioned t··"-· "T ~ • rnMtt oppnrrunfty 'for qua.li. project on lleep dlsordert. · ~s. ""~24~ __ SAL.ES 1".irl, knowledge of art ' -· · • All FOR $299. or $4.69 teCQ t wy wliUTallty. ~ -''-·' ( • ' . ; • I!.! fltd penon wHh ule. or !ll-M yn. Good J>&Y Jor & $l08 REWARD supplies helpful, .Apply in KENAU>RE elec. Dryer. l Q UADRASONIC Franchise dealer. 'M .. ter WliiiiijEi'rili r Sia. 32j$pl. !public coma.et haek.ground. w1ti ftUdY 633-'393 ext 158. For inlormation leadlns to pel"IM, 190 S. Coe.at Hwy., yr. ~~,$45.00f ~.~K,tor TERM$..AL50 SYSTEMS. (Ca.r) J tracl!: Blut'pJ1nt & Otti.ce Supply. 4 KU. $65. 349 N. OUve(fl/O . 0.prtheol!iVa trallftnr with 'ptuai ~ year. Miuy + C'On318~94 )ll•n. ·k'adin&' to Sblcbt rommiQicn&. 5-6PM Wkdys, •· and the-&ppo\ntmen1 of ~na Bee.ch. bet 4 & ~= 30 gu ..... ,,-er o .. ~_. -..ue. .. -, , ~ tape deck. fDW' apeak1"5, ~931'3. C. Orangt'. , : tNSilii:A:NO:-am: Medi· people lntei'esfed in having 11.m. 5.\t & Suo. 968-083l. LAV·AWAY PLAN quad adapter, $59!» com-IBM Sekoctric typf!Wrtter. 2 lQ8 ?1U\Gata.nd match ?00 Care expe· r. Days, tltirnt-. t~eltown.oot_metlebuMpese. SALESLADY, experienced • REPAIRMAN has plete. 0-lome) k:M/FM yrs. old, IBM maiiitatOed. '$200 ' 1 • Call Vivian Woodard C:O.-. ONLY r fl wuhen:/dryers A: dshwhra. TRADERS I receiver, 4 ~. ~d '450. 6':.>-73tl0 or 673-71~ ' • 962-2254 1 E~ .. N·.a. Depc., H t>a g meti<..'IJ, .~1835., Beach la~~e&' ~SS Laguna.hop. Ctiarn-Delv'd 5 4 6· 5 21 8; FURNITURE u·'s'Apter,sfl()9.~ Pl•not/Org•n• 116 -~,.--,.....,.--,...,.-~::; ~~ ..-~=~-~---• ~tu tru 8J9...7620 , . . tereo Equipmt'nt 1• ** Boy1 boots size 5 !123. •.· • · • · JNSURANCfil Bkkpr: .Aj:ency OPE'RATORS f'Xptrlenced . .,.,......_....9. , • 202 N. Bro1~1'(1y, S.A. Ware.house, 179 E~ 17th St., Bcglrihet skis & -pOlrs, 'UO ~~·' ~:, :r'~~i;:~~'! expl'r. req'd, Call , ~Irs. SI~ l'lffttle, l'Jwlm 'We'lll'. SALESLADY, pe.rt time, KENMORE washer. 1 a I e 83,5.ilo.) Open 7 DaY!I Costa Mesa 645-f1'2. • • FREE 536-4',l6a.1 ~; li • :cenent frinlt' benefits. A Simi, ·&n-9530. · .!'.!:~:::~~~:lators !~ft~~ "::~& B ~:S:s~ ~~· ~~t=. ~~· ~! MAHOGANY double bed. 2 FRIGIDAIRE CO{!J?U '''Uher ORGAN LESSONS Store, Re1hlur1m, ~j ' i)(' ~·. ~ to be )'Otlt °"'" l:io&t. del 546-8672 mahogany: end tab I e $, ·& dryer, ~ elev. like new · Ber ~32 ,1. • _ NH<fld lmmodlotoly . 613-2990. m~ table, Hko new. 1125 Copper Ho'l'O'nt apt. . FOR BEGINNERS ~ JHUme &.~data Registered voters on I y · \V.EDGE'WOOD 2 oven range, M15C., ~ & t~s. 549--0421 ~trig. 4 mos old SUS You do no! have to own-1,11 16' Alurt'iini.ted 3 )Vil~ b'd.,i¥9S background to ~uaranteed 25c eacb valid SECRET ARY like ne"'• $500 stove for $150. eves. SpMl.sh be.nd-carveC! cottee instnuntllt. Fret practice 11bt.sbdvee, told O'~fklii ad ' ~. Daily • -~ signature. Call ~8f3-0irt wttU" !f.':' nd ""1 548-5001, 1845 Monrovia, BRAND ne 9' ,_ .._, table et of 3, $100, COit time avaftable. flUinfr. Exttl oond. C 11 nii~-· .... ""-"-IU'.r. .,..,_, "' 9 a.m.-'i ·p.m. , , . , 'T'1eeexp. CM. . w ao .. « ~·1'4or6't>61ZI :u=:--. :dJtf . .-':'!....!;11.JV• u..111·•• •M\15t t &. accurate in match. love ieal) beaut. $400. Sacrifice t mo old Start ~ay. January 18th _,.,...... • -~-:7 , "-#J~ • _1 PHOTOMAT jiiSoutJ:!L&gul\ll. ~ ... oo~ & have good MAYTAG gas dryer. Cop-green/gold dea.ign. A aofa, tables bJt-irr~ avoca® at 7PM--5 We-eks. USED · •lee M'aehi e, j~-,. Mi . ..t..·at ,r...nnrtu.nify needs part-time girl. Appl§. ~l~j ,iilrlll.11. . pertone. Xlnt cond. Trade bargain $385, worth ~-green $100. Fine O'Kee!e & REGISTER NOWI Scotsman.FlakeNllO lb.,\~ II'' :..~t ~~'";rMiF · · in penon~ 30818 S. C.oast EMPIRE toe electric. 962-UOS ~.w;&. · .M ga-s range, 40" $85, I Also, 'Jntermedlate ciass lb. capacity. 633-3507 s. ot ', •··'! ~,SSft'. fRYINt Dco~l"'\A.ft.tn Hwy, So. La,Una. MANAGEMENT FRlGIDAIRE ~frig. ~HEXAGONAL walnut dining modern. White. apt retri,g. Tuesday, January 18th at Eves. 542-8412. .. .t · .llXPERIEN'CEO N 1 G HT · · r Ll\.JVl'fl'fCL / PROFESSION'AL Phone CORP. ' pertone 11 cu. ft . Xlnt cond, set w/ 4 hlgJ>.ba<:k black S4:S. B ~ W cabinet TV, good 8PM-6 Weeka. TV, R1dJo., Hlfi, 1 .re. IBAR: .. iM,un Axine bt'tore SERYJCES•AC".ENcv aol,idtor • Dana Point, sa:n 2061 Bu1lne11 Center mtC!i!i~e t1S. 549-16ll. leather Chairs, Per 1 e ct S60. ~3 days. $12 + ~~terl1I Stereo . -.f;36 -~.-~l77. -. . Bkkpr to T.8. to 11:r.50 CI w!..m,•nlnte, ~!l.stranoo··-ho""me'.· AsDkr, . ._NMr.lJ. ~1!.., REFRIG. 10 cu. ft. Whitl", cond •. $200. 6"-1780, Fri STER E 0. u n c I aimed • ~'2:~~erta1rung '11 "'""';...;,._......,,,---~or· •• ;;;&;: ;pJ u• ,,v_ ...... va ~"''"' n Gu • noon to Mun noOn layaway 19'72 model Gar-n.J~w-..geable .w: • .,1,n -"'"v ..... CQi~ "' 'Eiu-:vftT' f~· 'seeks Sal~ £.xRer. A/P_j: AIR, type Best deal in area. Phone • ear new, ar. ")TS. $90. · • rard 4-pd h lull •Rent Organs Available combination with rernote .t """°"' fi tr~· n. l• = ~ 645-5309 MODERN 8' f -•· ' ' c ang", {.~ ,P:"l'!." uen ·iL'!.'~n. ncp,, .,,,, "'·'"nt ofe apPearanoe. ~1465 between 9:00 ,1.m. SEC'.Y, some SH, some • .so a, AJ.Ut $125. range Air 5 us pens i 0 n During Tenn Ot Course. control. Pecan Medite"V'-?;~.~ ~-~ ...... llJI& Pt. ~/Fee_ P.O&itions and noon . mathematics, 5 yrs. exper. ALMOST new dbl oven 6' Early Amer aofa $25. 5 peak era w/cross-ovE"r Inquire For Details ean. w:ith alk!inc doors, ~ ·1 f~Qt5~ist far Bttllne 488 ,i!. 17th '11:t. lr.-lne> CM p.GEE INDUSTRIES-+ 2 yrs. college. John Bar-Wedgewood eye level range. Ma~<1ili1g ehalr $13. Danlsh system AM I FM IM p x HAMMOND ORGAN watt stereo, l'loor model now .t nO detv .•. cOtiect.~ no in!Jftt., . :. ~1470 . f. Needs Trainees ry & ~iates. 675-3551. , '* 61f>.1585 *. cha;~ $15. SiJ1Lt~lo~r radio & tape PAYeT-Still STUDIOS priced to clear. ·Save $350. t l· ~ ,-·~~~;_~~ JJ/~·rt~'. opellii1ga, _ $508-$6~~ Per Mo. s:~~::~. ~.i:J.J~~; Building ~1t1ri.1l1 806 ~~B~$l5~:1=· maple ::ene;~eSo:i~rc!:·~~ 28~r.~~.c~:~~1~Y· ~thiCoi:~.~::: :~: ~ ~~. 1top pay, :nnnaneeven..!!""u:f,t:.',1.-Young me11, mechanicaJ ex-to $160 wkly to stut. BLACK ~IR10N 1PIP1,,~ :,,,,.A~ ~ekad boWhard •. Platform ;;;:;:itl: .P~nts1C ~t Dr:pt, Op 644-8930 1H97u2n~n ~h. 968-33!9. "~• lJJ:Jme. 1 • • • . . • • .,.~. -• ptr, helpfui, but 1>Df: req'd. 962-0416. prox • .,....., t. o ~ 4IW ft. X:OC .er. ite naugahyde 71~ ·~001. • '-..... en Mon. &: Fri. ;Eves. """"'ITH -Color 'IV y~ar ·~ .. · ~ ~291 Startliag-salary $2.58/hour 1'ifust be 19 or over. Able 'to . df 2", all threaded & coup I· recliner ct.a . Sun b u r st _ , end clearance. Prices Jo~er :;~ ·, · , pl~ ~tits aild Shilt dtf-start WOl'k: Unmecllatel.y il SERVICE sf.ation attendant, ed. Mostly in 21' lengths. dock. Make· i3tter. tro..7084 o/N1l'1 om 9:1· 8 · 20 -CHRISTMAS than the diseoUnters. ·All '1 Q"Al.·FRID.V ferential Experienced acce ted ~ · 1 ~JOI> -exp. preferred. Full & part 548-8703 cu Ida ..,, fr. $200. TRADE IN model.I in st k. 3 t- i t Th.ii 1•· the "Job t'fdr . the ma· prtfemd. South Coast Com-1 p · 1 ~111 ~ .9 tlme altitts avail. Apply at · FRENOt P mrinclal ....ht!ad-Ladys goU set bag & • , , oc ¥r . ~: tJJte woman ttla't Can handle mun!ty Hospital, South :::no~iy Y Shell, 17th&: ·Irvine, N.B. C1mer11 & ~ &: toot )()ar:d...8tandard cart $25. 7• surf board $25. B1 r9ifns Now Av•il•blt =i:~d~H~~ P!_fts~~-t';. I ~;: detail accounting. ~ rou-Laguna. 499-1311, Pel'50nnel 776 a551 SCUBA tn&tructors. Send a Equipment 808 si.ze bed frame. 'Perfect con-mile. lamps, p ictures, ORGANS ,.. : tine WOrlc: is~ on a com· Office. An equal opportunity 11 brief resume, ••• Main St., DARK s· k dltion $30. 644-0077. Ilse/hold items. 644--1769. Hammond Chord •• Now $29'5 ·~ Colpf TV, Or.a.~ I . puttt You Mndl .the pl!' JV'I room in, custom 9' SOFA be CONSOLE -!or TV $115. }fammondSpihet •• Now$545 C~ty"1 largest Zei;i,i Jh I'.. · ·. . ~ r-employer. Hunt. Be'ach. built, 8 ff., complete unit • aut. cnushed '-V H nd A 100 N $1895 Dealtr. 9021 Atlanta. HfD" sonabut &#'airs of this success· Jr Sec' $4lS ~ SOPP with shelvet splashboard vel\•et, never used $150. Cassette Ai-...1:/FM, Radio:. i:,0 Hol Dlx : : N= '"2!15 tington Beach, 968-l3l9. : f Jul Wde;WhowWpayour • '! ,ReaJF:stafeSale'\ LEMENT)'Ot.lr1ocome 1 'al U . 'Matching"loveseat$100. r ecord er. Walther ... ~ • 1 ~, fee &: give merit raises. ~ -fee Paid, Brlghl bubbly,. LARWIN REAL TY need someone to a.sst me 10 e :ctr1c ou ets, plumbing 538-62SI Luttpistole rugE:'r b Lowrey Spinet Dix . Now $895 BOGEN TR lOOX solid sti.te .. S~t $COO, · bouncy penon to train for Resale Div. of Laiwln Co. mv last growing business, SI50. 540--01B2. · car ine. Thomas w/rhythm • Now S9'J5 stereo :receiver & GatrVd JI f-.·•Qlber ,~ee,J• .Avail exeiUng l)OSi.tlon in main 2!562 Brookhurst ·~v .. H.B. 2 hrr. a day $250. tor inter· BElL & Howt'U F11rn1>-Sound Garage Sale 812 Console stereo $30. G91f Conn Spintt, ······Now S895, lumtable pe:rf. cond. New 1~ S ~ ~e~_lt..Ye•, ~ ¢tl¢e. ~at t . Ann Fbx, _(7'.14) 546·5411 I ml.> 592-3ZU view or appt. <:all 642-8669 Deluxe Camera .i Tape AD1'1IR.AL portable Tv, 16'' c I u b ~, Car 1. Pr t b 1 Orwa Cl)ord •••• l'jow S195 ,over $250. both for llSS. ,.., =~w:;r. 833-2700., Also ,tee Jobs. ~ OP~RTUNJ'IT 10r two full hE'-wn 6-9 p.m. or Sat 10 am-, R11corder. $95. 54Q..74.08. $Creen $285' nE\11, Sacrtflce type\\Tlter, Aqua r i um E·Z Terms • All Gnl\rl\atetdi i !'.CABH'; ~TO _m:t. ·• .nl!-..Jc.. Dendk p~ time, expttjencet 1leaI Es--3 p.m. !Or loi<:; "'--·Sle aJr n. , w/aettSs. ~5176. , C<)AST-MUSIC . . . :;; l~l!AL lni~. '1•.~ ·l~rv!gan~ ~ Jll,l<ll<I""' Dr. '>ate Sale<Jne•.,Beller ·tt.an tiiucK' bRIVER: Local FurnJllU'e ' 810 dltio.;;: li'~m'type ;,"' . * AUCT4dN * l'f~l\T & l!ARBOR TWO Afi.c , Va Jene la 111 to start. 'J'Yptni,,filtng ·-nt> tr--· ·' • , average Q)l'lll1Uamon, ~-.branch ofhationaJ firm will ~~Sli~ JJUl,ttres.s & box-window fraIDe' good cond. ~~· * 'r 642-~ ·,~;s~:~.NEW . ~~· _, nns. Appty....,J.l.O. 1686, µ_h~~S-Se~·:N~~ vaca· pany paki 11l&Jo:·m~ica1. "train husky cleancut man sprlilgs p al:most new $10. $150. Admira'{ color TV', Fine· Furtilture Gulbransen PaCirmaker · ·' r! t._.r6;port Beacb. . fiOn\.trom my_ oW.ce, full or We have something differ-with toed driving record. Old kinrsize set $15, yellow console model "''&lnut, $600 & Appliances Like , new! Mahogany. Wu GENERAL OUioe I: Sales p/dm~. Guar. salary + .!!'t....E_ro_R__tn ~ f~ i!..2._1't!;. Good benefits. $3.50. , leatherette & chrome coueh new, must ~ll $150. Blue Auctidons, Friday, 7:30 ,.m. $895, now $595. SAVE! I ]fiii medical :fitld. Will train, JO oomm1ssion. 5.161.128. ~;-----C'all Joan Marlin, 540-6055 & matchlnn: chair $135, GE suitcase $5, regular size. Win y s Auction arn Penny Owsley Company F,.. to You ~ t or over. 644-0065 aft 6pm. LANDSCAPE Men: To P PERSONAL LINES -C..H stal Agency cod. n.vertible dishwasher $75, Baby high cba.ir $8. Table mJB>i;h'.ndN""'°r ~· CBMJ'--M t'I ,,~!1,4~·89ao'h-3813Jv4d. 3 Lin.,, 2Tlmo1, $2.00' I-GIRL Friday~-,1 Of Foreman and Laborers. p .. H "'"" arbor Bl at Adams 1n1ng room table $25, 6 lamp, green 43" tall SLi e 1 ony s "5 a J.WJ e>e " -..n:n c · Best nly nted I l os1tlon 1n unt. Bch. ofc tor . chrome leg nesting tab! Lam ' ASSISTANCE LEAGUE (Near Katella) I r, Phone, It typing, hrs 7 am-1 penonoat Rogen ~r:sf De~ exper. personal lines auto ~V~ houst'fw1vd" lalorlpt/time $18. ~3432 alt 6 & v"knds~s 28" f91~~l1;~ ~~~3~~2color, TERRIER mixed me.le p'n-I pm. 5 da. 642-8006 or . rater Xln't benefils & op-e very, or ent ab. Call x 7ll ::i. • TI-tRIIT SHOP USED ORGAN ..,..-! _:-. 6'2-800L Mar Gardens, 2221 Fairview por. for advancement. 549-200?. KINGSIZE Spanish head· SUPER gare.gt' .sale! Ladies GIANT-RED TAG HEADQUARTERS py, black & tan. Approx 3 1 HELP! Rd. CM. . Per&O!'MI TYPisr, Re<: e Pt i 0 n is 1, board $75. Matching mirror Stingray Bike, port. stereo, 111 ~~J~~t~ Orange County mo. Playful & at t e c. t -I have a new bw:ine• In L'YN•· f/time pm •hilt Bap-842.nSl general ore. IBM exec. $50. Dresser $75. Double ladies . golf clubs, cameras, All Make• & Prices • Good 540-0904. ;r• ~·aod I need )'Our help iti&t O:Jnv. Hlsp, an Center UNIGARD INS.. typewriter, stenorette ex:per size Spanish be~boe.rd $25. sport 1tems, all household 505 32nd St. N\\'PI Bch choice. Also, Ne\Y Ham· M=ALE="aa""'sae..,t"J"yr-, old..,.,.,-good-.1 ~~ Jl . -·-" .. ~ . St, qa:, M&r5585. ' GROUP pre('d. Accuracy speilit}g Mattrei;;s, boxsprl11g, frame itein!. Whlte CfltiStinas tree e CASH e mond, Kimballs &: Conn. with childmt. " a .• ..., ......... ; , Ci>' MAiiEiStfldent ·J•tru for , . .• . ~t .!t!rs.' Haskins $25. Oak. p!a~ 3'klOl $50 . .,Y/trim. ·lli.wri Ioti:n~ 6x9' . . Penny Ows~ey Co., (714) * 847-8401 * JU _~;~~;~-~t%~~~·.~~-,. , PTJd~,.Jfp i•que ~~~¥a.Ana.'~ .~~Oak o':fl~ . __ de_!k _ $SO. lj;ue &·~n-tl'o.rai;~g:~&'· _Highest price-,,~ for 1 &9a-3314.i J1352 Beach, BLv4~ C()(.1{.e.~·a%mo: female I . ~.. ~· ";'.ffll:JJl88-4j~~ ~"f534i. .• ~' le~r.wldi ~~ TYP . '. "'~' ..... ., '11'4.-.Iota more 67f'l15th~{altl'y ~~ turnl.~, fppliances !Near Knflla). ,,, ~~ h . ' ;-,P)\>SS b_reat1~ , . .. ¥u:•-, ~ co. !ihl l ldd\titn ·toi '"' -~~ T/J,teceptionlst~ . 3 ·M~G··.riai; t}ttfii: turn bet..-n 1-tth ·:;1r; /llt!ll'.., if:Bl rut·t ~ "'6~ .. •f KiWAJJ: Bfg T~8'fii Full . ~1 , thed;· must .~. ·=~: :.· ~ ~= 'MAffAGEMEkT -!:v:1!f~~ne {pr :!:~': w~lp~.c c~~t: iSt ~fa'·~ .. ~amlfSr $1.~: Tulnr·1tM1 ·~··. I • t ·. 1 ,:, 549-~LL ~ e~ 1'1~ ',~!~r. 'N~~~ a 0 'f ~ 8 tic ;~,~~;=1 6 ~ _ :~t ~! ~~~ i~ TRAINEE Call ~ ~ ~ Myer, 549-03TI. ~ :'1~1b1! &:~~~~: ~~~·o?a::; ; ~ r~. l ~~e~ I 8' cou:h, $j(l; 2 lam~ tables; Pen~y5a~ey ·Company ;!i °j!!.al~fu~ ~ i terview only. call Mr. Xln't oppor. ln the finance 2790 Harbor Bl at A.i...-s UNIQUE opportunity ror top All xlnt rond. Misc . crystal chandeliu, copper $3. ea, bar stool, ts. chest, ('~lt) 892-3314 - ; Bnlno 835-9CXXI field. Some finance oo. or _,, hair styl!st at exclusive 546-0164. 3253 Colorado Ln, bucket, pullman counter $5, console elec organ & 11352 Beach Blvd. MIXED breed. Small FiP-~ ' ' bank exper. pref'd. To $650 R.E, Sa1es hotel salon. 644--0340. , C.M. wtv.·a!h bowl furniture bench, $60: 2 cypress voood CNear Kate!la) py'g 6 wks old. C~at • HOTEL maid, part time, per month. SALESMAN WAlTRESS, p/time, exper. CRUSHED velvet coucll & other things.• 10 to 4 lamps, $5ea. 546-2966. ' WOULD YOU children's pet, 642-7863.' da)'I, will train. Apply in ID\M..lr Full time for independent Varlous hrs, no Sun or love .seat, Zig Zag sev.·ing Sun/Mon Jan 16-17. 2157 e BRAND ne\v automatic BELIEVE \\'HITE & grey ra1 in cagt. ~~ ~k ~; 11Hotel, tr\.Vll"l!C PER$()\1NEL ~~in H~~h. Call Carl holidays, Kramer's Colonial mach in cabinet, copper OCEANFRONT, Bal Pen. gas heater, Dayton 65000 ~·REE ORGAN LESSONS Very sweet littie anlrnal. . • •z· SERYJCEs•AGENCY son, · Kitcht'n, 19th & Harbor, refrig. Carpenter t 001 5 , PRE-Move sale. Furn from B.T.U. Radiants&: glass in-as Jong as you like~ No reg-Nee& good· home. 6"-0963', H p U S E KE Fi p J Rl<;bild 488 E: 17th Cat Irvine) C'M CM. ti.siting poles, baby furn & all rooms, baby equip, toys, eluded. Never used. $170. istration, No obllgation. Just PUPPIES 5 wk.s, Gerri\an care, 2 to 7 pm, MOnday WAITRESS, part time, misc. 1062 Mission Dr. Apt pr twin beds, elect appl, Call 549-1881 (5anla Ana), COme Mondays '1:30 Pm. Shep/Co?Ue/Jrish Setterihix. lhruFri,owt11tr&na.,Hunt. 642~1470 ') . , //) 't ' lU11Ch.JollyOx.25192Cabot A.~.M. garden & carpen. POOL TABLES Warehouse COAST MUSIC c..w-. .... -......... -~ Bch. Call aft 6 pm &: wknds < 1 ' /~411U' ·nn 6 Rd. <D Sale ~;•ht d ged S<9 "~"--.. a.., ......... ,., .clC'a'-"• <r.itMUnr. for lntft'View. 968-9110. M1n1ger Aside:~~·; •· ' ' ' ·~"" , Fwy., La Paz turn EARLY Amer. quilted couch tools ~ more. 1725 Gisler, , .i-i-.:oe. ~a o;>'IV-.<OJ.L PART TeITier, female.~~% SAf,!'TA ~ ~~f.·.. .· . .. & ma.telling . settee. Like Coata ·Mesa, l9-4 ~t & Sun~ t? $199. ~e~ slate factory . CONN GAPRICE, 430 Yfd V trleridiv Housekeeper, complete home tosa18:'st~:[ my tu~ .... ~,.,...'. ' r. 'll 'rivA .. ~l.c:D x-:Of•$'."'77 -ne""."°;SI~ l siefeor ... ·$25. & E,V..E R,Y 1' }JU N.,G •.,Furn, I; ~t!!;,, ·!!.?5 ... ,,;o $ 3 9 5 ·, s ... utlful _. cohd. Wu $89S. -~ S:childre~ &M:-U38:y maintenance & cooking. $285 h . ne:is • .s.:..1.u"1ne1.y · t j 1 .... f,o · ~'i "!" ~..., ""~ r.: w $595 ~ month. Room & bath. 5 A .. ., lgh tnCOme if quaJ, 83!);.f1f)t now in enr ew~"l!J. r:; ~ .Non-tilPQn War· Film. •l.1.5;. Jl)de,a-p,d very nice ,v._C\ijll:Dil ~wl,~~ 150 . , :. ~ ·~ IDDE-a Bed . ·wetlb 646-la , , ....., ~.~9. t ' c • ·• Film. J!l"O(blition co. now $45. Oddi & ends all good <:llJ!dl*:-~·t.a.pe 1 rec, baby '60 CHEV.\V:agon V-8, auto~ Peqny ~Owsley q>mpany · • t-agy --• :. ~G· -~ ideal DAY euting;.:.·· barga..ins. ~78. furn;,1took,.d\thes, clothes, needs sOme :work .. $100; . ~41 ~2-3314 =-~:~,~' . :' HSKPRS Ein ' payf feer . .......i.:;,fol"""~~l supervillloli Call. (213} 461-3001 2 ~ls; twm s 1 z e, new: to)'I, 848 Sanllago Rd, C.M. F rigldaire retrlg/ltee:rer, Beach Blvd. I===--,..,,,,-,-...,-~, ~ A!lm B'yland Alt-no A"'lwuc ielt't1ons. Loeal HOSJ£SS wANi'fD:.--Handyman 1or Danl!lh modern eofa &. 2 *2567.. t _ coppertnne, J'TS; 110f&.bed &: (Near Katella) 'fHRtE part ~herd~· cy l~!r E. 16th S.A. uaigrunent Jn prominent 1 apt complex. Mtl!t live in chairs, like new; small din-WSHER: d$k, srl/brd, HiFI, chair, $SO. 96Mil87• ELECTRIC Player Piano. fem~. G.wks old to~ 547--0395. · hatiorial co. with expense complex. 177 E. 22nd St. ·ing tabl~ &: 4 chairl bk!, chlds shots, dishes, KINGSIZE bed, liner, pad & Made .by H.C. Bay Co. Solo homes. 540-4403. · HOUSEKEEPER 2/3 morn-acc't & car furnished. $8400, Appl Pe ·642-~5. 64>3901'. . misc 'ltse/hld items. Sun frame, 5 mo. old, 5 yr. Concet10. Upright. Main-G~ $h6'pherd, ma.le;.1· ings a wk, Hrs & salary Call Bob Wilson, S40-fi055 Betwee~ ~ ~S~m \\'ANTED ·trained dental PAIR Jiving nn chairs. ~an. 16, 9.5. 261 14 Santo guarantee -.$3S. Private par-tained. Antiqued \\-'/brass 3 yrs old, &entle nature. flexible. 833-329'2, Coastal Agency as.st. w I front desk exper. Handsome, rich gold uphol. Tho~ oU ~la Ave, bet ty, 968-0833. soonces. Eastlake style Vic-494-2998. ~ ! Hoste11·Manager 2790HarborBJatAdama 2313 No. Broadw'ay to.r 1 girl oftiee, Mi.Won $50. ea. \V)lile .naugcontour DdM~.•MeA;Dr. FRENCH Provincial head· toria.n !tool $600. Firm. , -. !,'xp'd hostess & manager MATURE lady • rompa.nJM: Santa Ma . • Viejo area 830-5010. chair $50. Other furn items. DIN~G '"f:1ll suite w / 6 board & footboard. Standard 646-9!'4. ' ·1 l[BJ "-'anted for quality restau· hou~ to care for ·e.1. , , .. , WOMEN to 1elephone from 548-5459. , . ~; ~~· & clla.ir, Br. size bed frame. Perteet con-~ 1 :AN_ 0-MAH 0 GAN Y, :~ !fMI Sopplet rant. Needs ability to ~r-~:!.'lady s.6 hrl/4 , !i _ .ElJua1 bppor,,.Empl.qyer )'OUl' home verifying infor-HEIRLOOM ;t< 1-N'G BED, ~te. dbl. bed; 0 t ~ ~ r d1tlon. $30. 64+-0577. beautifully scrolled, o Id · ' . • visedin.lngrpom0 5taf!1Xlnt d~/!k, North ~ zi1 mation for .Luskey Bros.&. firyn,$75;·dbl,·headW.Louie ~ ~i:ns; Chin.a ANTIQUE cha~ lOunge . !liner $225. Ex. cond. , . hours &: benefits. Write, area. ~944781 ~ ·· RN, full.,. Wpe •. night.I apitt Co. new _South Orange Coast xv.~; twiJJ ~ $'15 ea hutch. '~P27• $100. Set c;if ~~s. fli&1 673-~. ' Ptts, •G'1ftJr•I 151 Classllied ad *M29-I Dally MECHANIC'S sssist:a.nt, -ior ~~7, l xlDlM,. . .tringe , Cb-f!l!tf. Telephone Directory (La-64UJ33, " , GARAGE'' S&le: Must move elec. 2-oVeh stovt. 601 wutlLlTZER PUNOS ~AM }2htcll:s;..._,~, '_:1:1 Pilot, P.O. Box 1560.' Cos-ta golf course. Call for in.o ,..ewr Y ,. anor. a po . guna Bea~h. Soul~ Laguna, HERCULON sora & loveseat f·\l'I' n ittn't; 1mick-knacks, . ?darguertte. New 10 yr. WaITanty ·au ~c. ~1esa, Ca. 926~· terview Mon tbru Fri. Beach, 4~786. Capi~no Beach, Dana 3 mo's: (l}d, sacrllice. ' children•! CJotheg. 979 W., TV, B/W )Villi n!c:e cabinet. Save $300. sexn le «Hors. SL to $~ INVEST IN 644--0502. RN. Relief. lll.ptist Conv. Poln_t, Mission Viejo, San ** 64_ 1701 ** Governor St., ·CM. 9 am -6 · S25. Glasi top cocktalJ t&ble Cable • Nelaon A1*'> Geff;e, 2612'5. E. M~ YOUR FUTURE MOTHER·s he!per-~feia del Hosp., 681 Centtt St., C.M. Juan C~pi.strano). No solic-> pm. $lO. 833--0365. 41" Coll.liOles Or. ·t': M ·~-~to 9 mornlnp, • 548-5585.· ilif!g._ Legible handwriting TWIN bed, .brass ,h~dboard, SAT le SuD, Jan.15th & 16th; FOR sale membenhip in $1095. Lllt, While PARAKEETS. baby $1.7$ .. ~ ""iiiiiiiii&iOiiiiOiiOiiO""I e~cial .. Apply to Mrs. box apt'lng/~a~ &: Moving ; H.;.•••hoid i'tenu. They· Lut. $795. each, or with cqe ipd BE YOUR OWN J!,OSSI 1 ·· N".$S. per day. ·RN~& Frost, Tues. Jan 18 from frame $65 .54\'.)4)329 · · ""'"" Newport· Beach TtnnltClub, COULD MUSIC CO. equlpmfnl $5. 84U253. 1 Men or W9men . i ~ '~ff'l~8· ' 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Vacation ' " . . Mod,el A patti, & patio furn. $300. Trans.fer · ftt . $175. s· 19ll ' ·-,.. ~\ j~ y 'JYE<Li &ingt~ euttar entel"' ' 3P~~· ~il~itt Vilif.ge, Rm. 21, ~7 s. Coast ~!t. ·$3~~gs:i~n~ .. mo. old .. :~~~urbt' L~;~ H.8. 5il...fil47. 1045 ~:e Main, S.A. Cats '2 Lean A Yellow 1~~~diiawthe NCR OPERATOR ' -Jlwy.;Laguna Beach. 846-019T ~""""' • · ~ GOOD, used, beige WOOi * 547--0681 * DAR.LING Bl uepotni r~. -i Cab lfa~f&ur· Ho .... ~I ~e ... ' . . GARAGE Sale;· Colon i al .i:arpe~·. 61 Yds .• 28 Ydg, PIANO____ .. Slarnt1eldtte $25 -•--.... ~ ~.-.. · .. MAPLE w·~ wheel bunk chalr •"' Vanity .$1', 5 ** ORGANS .,, ~. · : · SPM 'ti! J:JpAM ~ --· •-• Cu!hionaint pcdd!ng. $7;. ~ 54 ~·A t some --'!•ntw....t.r .. _,;;;...''l, .~ ... ,. I~ bed!etwithoutmattresses, klmpihadetl2 lumber. -g~ • KPv·al, Ste-lnway, I.owrey, m • WT' PP ..:.A1..'l!l '" '" 't"a& -DWuv.,. ~ • gOOd cond. $35. MS-597. 8. · st~: 1 ' ' '· :t . AJie11,, Baldwh1, etc. From Dog1 ~ A~ 1~11 ' Show & Iring• beneilts •• , '· YAMAHA, 250 oo, $200; RCA 1215 up. RENTALS $IO up. ;:::::--.:-~..,..--"I /1 6 to~~ .. ilJ'. r_~ f ., \' Jewelry. MISS10r:.l , . SACRIFICE, TWIN ELECJ' ·TVRTLEROCI.;· Gar .a i e color TV, n?S. DaUy to.6 SUn l2-S TOY poodht F'emale p.tpj 1 ·;... fltr'Olmn..i. M•••~·!i<G.-0614. , COMMUN.ITV ~ilquH ·IOO HOSPITAL BED. !50. Salei Junk 'to 1'.asures! ~ ·FIELD'S PIANO CO apriool, ""°"· must MU 1--=c:::::,.,.=o:=::._-NE'f'JtWiiE OPENING HOSPl:rAL . , • 6T'o-1tl6.1 Sal & Sun 9. to S. 5406' M I 1 l tttimOllltl22 1 1833 • Xlntdbposltion. m.<J884.'' 1-A.\1. LOOK,J.NG 1FOR ~ 1 ~~~ (l.'ll~ume, Ap-2780'2 Puerta. Real Hwy,, f' SOFA $2!5, .chaii" $15, both AmaUi Dr •. trvW: UI c• ni Newport Blvd. YOJUCSRiftE Terrier ~~ ll!AN wbo I\ 't!tpable 01 ·p17,, ........ ,..., ;pwrs. Jan. Mission Viejo, Cal~. _ _ !3th ANTIQUE ..00 oond. 543-1239 after 6 EVER YT HI J<G Goe•I NEW Rofm drwu 5 pc °''""Meta TH/&io.J2SO pies, AKC, lhots, i wb. old: eamuig S:ll,000 t? SJO,ootJ, .l!l!lt,·~00~1Jj"jil'4:00 PM. (E. on Sui.Diego Er>tY. A -SHOW & SALE _pm. . 'i'm:nltu.., anitQUes. bothold . "''· 22 .. bUe'. 1«111 ;.. ""'t HAMMOND .. H" • w H h show qu&JllJ/, 613-'(IU. , a~uall:;. Fan~tic f1naN. ·~~~N»l>B'lfAMBURC. Crown Valley Pam-ay) Jtn al, n, ;2 • .23. CtJ~M made vtnyl &ettee i?ods~ e'tc.·•"3 A~ St. •otter. 1'33 s.nta Aqa. Aw. ptllCtlalOn. Ultll, but Gtrman Shepherd PuPt . ~ op~lUlity If yOIJ ·&i~1Vl~~st Hwy PHONE , _ J.oog .~achAr«a ro..i'Cb~'!Xti.MapleRarvest C'M.~1.rDS. .• 0:1etaM~ w/tJAJW orpn wamnty. 1 -•.• brff<I, • ... • .. quality. 1.1us1 ha"' manaae' .j(,JfaLI . · · 1,, " 1n4r 4'.µ.tOO · , Oc<an ~ L?na Bea~ lllyd, '··· Olm. A see Only 1299$. -• • M J.V_t~t •bil•ty. PllOno 83!>-9001 N" 11 ·~· ' $ ... -(714) UO.noo 'll>i>rll/FdlSat 1 "' 10 pm f>ltlle, Call-'~ SATW\DAli'· lO ·~-' PM, RAUNE~<Btua ·-·..W/adj. Peney OwsloY Otmpany ,$Iii ... 518-l.101 ' lilt' «inlldon1lal ' ·1n1erview , • or ..,.,+ · ~nday 12 to 6 Y!E . DANISH dining ,..m '"· St/l,ld&)( noon • ~ PM. 2942 br. $21S.·1)!!>tl-.,amP· <nil m.J314 AKC lllnii\t!lf Sc"-r ~mJW•wattt. . .. }\E!.OCATE SALES MANAGEM.EN'f· po sin~lfD TIFFANY ' htb1e, 6 ~ . 2. ....... • .All>. "/Joja DJ'., ~1u1t; $200. '¥.·"!'.!~· . G~rtua =Beach Blvd. puppl ... ' iu ..... bfe. Q-'1fl;i J NCR '1n\ill,>liwltdiaoard, sa~ YOU Ln<t' IV O·R Kl,N-0 . -1;1 , ..... 4 c:andl>· 8ulfeJ, !~· ~9. , N,B. ·· , &tyle "1oun. !300.,518-$ <N•ar Rattllal 14T-alter 8 pm IMMEDIATE PLACEMFNT!j' ~'I..<~ & bo•u-d. Call Wrrtt ProPLE, b~t don't ~l<d I!> .Pl\ PIJ'. IULL, lllOl'' • M)lthhlr J'Oll Mechlnety • ' ' 11'6 n.~ · lif~I BALDWllj· Grand l;>lano. A 2 • 9 Uq 01,Q PUPS OFPIC:Eil;'OSITION'1l · m<t 956-1000, Cal· •like oelll"f! Can• 'you . : Jli:<mal!.5PM ·""1<lnthtt-«11umc11morr.-·• 'C't~ ..,. .. ,_ !Joetll,,~ ... · ·-, mu•l•iao'1 d•lt·ght. Pm SbelJle, am.JI~ 17 PACIFIC' MUTUAL 1~P,lo>ment Agtncy, maMfe''-•! 'Can >"' ANTIQl/11!·. ~ -~ t l(t' 5.16-l648'. c ELECflUC..1'00"",l Electric ·lli/l·~ll-'135.,d f.;M~. Immac.,Pri pl)''. ~I, su.3815 ~ :ib. tUlt t"':i~~rAt1.~ 1 r·lrl(Euclld, Suite A, ac,~a.n 1~e( )otcntW btdL~Oak dttaaer;.6 d~ .• n:YJ: ·-plttt dlnrHe eet ~,.&~97A: .~ ~~ •. ** ~~-->It*( -~'4 AKC Mt1amulf p~pplet ,,..,.11 ~n -. ~ o ~ pct' mon fl and up' bra.a -«11. C\lt ...Sn•J. (213) 1~·• lOn•t .--•1::.' ' ' •· , lJ ~ 15 chord uted 1f.\1tO PIAN() ..,,...., ... _ .11 u-" $'~ u.1-• I _. I gcles until move to Ne...: & pvt. duty all If 'all 8J5..S002 · VU-: ...,. w ...,...,._.. .....,.... -MltciJliliAliil• , 111 harp ·~lN:I. ' "'l--r w .u "'-'IU1 ;&oN, ....,. .. • Mnaiu. 1>0rt -"' 1 all shifts. J..esCowm" ~u ca~. c . .J:. . • · ~7-8889,. · . . ·-r-'• • ' · !!!' '·' of plpol, Very,1 Ve r1 • •u71). . 8£i>rEMllER,f97\l • ' " Reg is try, ISL . b:::i':~.'nll'IV1tw Wlth • AN111QUE wood'~ f 3' EAR,18 Amofl~ OOUCI ..... ·~j i~ 'sOJ. Office Fumllvrt/1 · Rf.McmaJ>l•t fiZl.9111; liO)tlif P"l!P:::--I ~~~~":rw.~:i!.-. SA~ESMA~_.allonal ;:;~~=~:!~ ;~~f'"'.~ ~ ~~": ,;Eq~~~· .. :~:.Ji.~~ ~!,!b=~ 0 *·Cat/ .. ~*.' .~=:-.!t~~t• lnlerv!ews S-5 M/F · ;:,~'s."'C:.b!':tt~"': ~· 1 •• ,· DIWPi:.-i.!e .... Wf!<~2~'VJi ,~:J&dltt1<if~·Ni!~f.·~ ~ ' i ~.:.n~ .. -~ .. tzi On NUllSES Aid•, <xper. AM ortr. eq\iJp. tnamila....,.,,A)iilllt_,,.,• ,.1. 802 ''••-. ..wtr u-S. 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WHITE crib complete JU. 1WO 3 speed biku: Man '1 VERY lar&e dry bar i.d-LAROE ~nbb 1wq lamp M.\T£J\HITY dothll Ila» -DIM[ A-l.JN£S '56 (..'bev., '61 Dulek., '61 I~ntl Co, 1-14 Knotl, fee table, end tabJe S1 each. Be!&9 diMtte $10. Hl&h '6" and &lrl'• • SChwiM boud tor kine bed..$2$. tx6 $$. 4 tubt_ Ooot'elCelt $5.. 12. Suits, dn!uea. ~ ~ , Pontiac, '60 Bujck, '82 Chev fits mo1t hoe.ts, $ 2 5. Mlloellueow clotrunr s!R Chair' •· Like new baby akatea Sf_~ aatvw and bm: april:IJ, Patio Uahl4 14-. ,Antique condition. Qriain&I J30..$50. Are F'or Stralpt Axle ~. 56?·U:XS. 67l-M.~. ~ 1.14, $145. Mlacelltneous drell.int table $l5. Comole 2 M: ED I u M 1 t 1 e d wry aoocl $25. Maple book •lYI• exterior llcbt ST .50. sen Si!, under. 51!i'MU3 p I POTS and" p&IUI dlsbe1 SINGER sewln1 machine., VW puts S145. &:ll htlmt!t reconl: player $20. Stroller ~friit'raton P> & $25. cue $:5. Black recliner $10. New tme reel $4. 6V auto PM . ·' • . r v11te P1rtle1 glaases, kitchen' tool ~ dresarnakw head, but-wtth bubble •lie 6'4 $5. $5. Pori.bLe tcrttn crib Fertilizer apreader $10 Round 1lul table SlO. Du~ radio $7.50. New Schlage POWER lawn «laU' $11. ONLY »soc. Lara'e roaster $2.50. tonholer, portable c 11 e , Otevy V-8 -=atter shield $3.50. Inftmt seat $2.50. Ex· Meta.I tbrtt le~l •MU: can. peyte .. ~~nlna table and dummy knobs SJ.SO. Hager Hand lawn edger $J • -.. • • Deepfr>'f'r SS. Touter, can iood condition $25. 868-1970. $20. S.P..G: rollf'r Cf'anlc cellent chitta.robe $18. White tabl~ for kitchen corner or chair S2S. '"'"9383.. bulls, lal"Ke $1. AeryUc %" Falstaff bffr sJan i!i 2 HP opener-knife 1 bar pen er 69mm 1»150, $25. Patio bolrton rocker $14. 1910 Ta· hospital table on ca.sttr $10. 1WlN atroll•r S17. walnut x 56"' • I' $1. Ntw Door tile Briga Stratton block p,. 4 I ' Ads From Bvslnt11 $4.00 eacb. Mixmuter with MENS top coat, able 42 long, furniture st Oecoupagt huna TerT&Oe, Caona dd Kitchen atov!' needs cit~ cocktail table $7. 2 Danhlh $3. New lavatory faucets $5. HP Jacobeon enctne $5 u Addtt&M't Not juicer $3. Hoover vacuum lfeY checlc, ne&r new $3'.l. plaques Sf·$S, M31 Tern Mar. 675-3280. in&: m. A~ . condkion!JW cbaln $10. Danish corner ~'J ~le . shingles SJ. 1s. 20" 3-cpeed wheel $3. 2 ' -Accepted clea ner $15. Floor 67l-it90. Circle, H.B. 536-1000, Sat.· WHITE crib without mat-unit for dest'rt $2S. 2 oe. tab!e $1.50. Seml-,nud e Plumbing pipe ~nd ftltinp Cox airplane enclnta OC9 poltshtr-«rvl!tber SU.50. Li-4 m&tchl(lC ottice cha.Ira $2.5 Sun. ttta '20. 3 drawer dreuer cuional chairs foam &eata velvet paintln&:, 3lx58 $25. SOc-$2. 1/3 electn~ motor $4. $1.50 each. 968 i..m.u.; . ( • Advortluro vloletl119 t h • f • ntgul1tion1 may be In violation of St1te Fr•nchl1e Boord & local bus~ ~ ne11 Jlcen1e regul1· ~ tion1. -UWILAWAY Bed $22.50. quor cue, SS. Bar caddy ea.ch, 2 aide chain$~. 2 GUITAR $10. TV stand 75c. SIS. Batll'rlet., like new and back $)',). is·1 d\amt.ter Swtvel cha.tr $3.50. TV stand CNN< jr.ck S2. 5 cal ktg $3. Lane, CM. 546-5057 • lamp $3. Silver fox scarf $5. I y p e w r I t e r i $ 2 O --$25. Kitchen utWty ta bl ea S2 a $7.95. Car S9.t $2. Tape cue fOnnlca. collee table $15. $2.50. Window shutters $2. 540--S3'16. BICYCLES. 2 &irU Huffy Oriental Pictures $2.50.1 968-7348. piece table lampe Sl each. $3. 3 wlp $.WlO. Nylon net 2ll4 Continental, C.M. Dutch door $.1.50. Bamboo f TR.AO< car stereo $10. ltahtwelght with basket.I $3:J 545-!UJJ Mesa Ver&!. CU One 7 dn.wer dei;k $15. 1 playpen $5. Hamper $1. .. -4 ---eurtalns 50c each. Acc:onUon Eltctronic cannon SJ ~ each. Sf 9 - 2 6 4 6 • 1109 J UNKING 196) Rambler STOM made VW cartDp typewriter $5. '7 foot' aofa $4. Remington cordlna abaver SCRAM•LETS $8 .. TV lamp Sl.2S .. Eleetrlt toy tank S4. 19" walking doll Salvador, CM. American Station w .. on, c.arrier, fttnl. luie a.nd Bedipreada $4 a piece, dou-SJ. Girl's Stingray bike, !1at heate~ $4. fk(I rails S2 each. $5. $turfed animals $2. POOL vacuum, ~--, bru·" ~ Sl-$5. ~tioned very sturdy, 1.3 sq. ft. $13. ble alz.e, table clock radio tlra: $5. Movie mapiinea ANSWERS Suction rates $2.50 and SICt'~ bt!..c $5. Basketball $15. Wicker h:inet ;;. eAst iron bead $25. 548-4934. American flyer alel,tl $3. $6.50. AM/FM table radio lOc. Wagon $.t Maple end $L50. Baby le&le $ S · S3. Haneshoe set S2. Balls Austrian mocloe alelc:h $10. $4. Chairs $2 each. Oocks tables $7 each. Alie lamps Hollywood bed cover SS. 50c Pinc pong .set $.f Scrab-New blanktll $2.50. Walnut GAS stove $25. Retri~ratOT ~73TII, 551-6906. $2. Pov.·er lawn mower SJ. $5.. 2130 Call)'On Dr. CM PolHe -~ -Gleam -~npiie bedapread $3. 2 lull ble SI. 540-8376. drum oommode $25. !ofet11 $25. Electric dryer $2j. Of-KENMORE Washer $ 2 S. Carom board $3. 2 man life 54G-9990. Chorus -1ro the CHEESE ,me bedlpttads $2.50 and b8I and &nlf chiba $2:1. 10 fice chain ns each. Tank.! DWlv.•utMtr $25. Bikes and raft lnllatable complete $25. Thrifty Scotchman: He In-$2. 2 sets of twin sl:r.e ENCYCLOPEDIA Britaruiica I drapes "· Tapestry SU. $3-$25. Electric mo to'r a bike parts 2 Sc -S 2 5. Garden toolli, shovels 50c a BOY'S ~ t2x32 $10. Lamp ~nted a mousetrap that kills bedspreads $2 11 set. 10'' $ 2 each , Medic a I Upright vacuum am acces. "~ iND table $15. Westinghouse $5-$25. Carpenter t 0 0 I 1 Auromatic washer partl piece.• Bicycle a:!" SlO. 5 Plbles $5. Lawn mower $3. the moose ~fore ii gets ro tricycle $2.50. 3 play chair'!! Encylopedias $2. each. ~l~"=·~-=~166c-..7•_~~-- '' tape recorder $25. 3 Marble S()o-.$5. Electric drill Sl.5. ~$5. Honda "50" frame speed bicycle $25. 802 Hun-Lawn edger $1. Shovel $1. ·lhe CHEESE. 2Sc-75c. Pla·write chi ld's Landmark book!!, as new 8' WHITE naugahyde couch, °"'' 18.00. 549-1690. top tables $10 each. BlsseU Table saw $25. Movie S.15. Uprile vacuum dea.ner u A ~2617 Hoe $1. Oven broil~r $5. REBUILT Pontiac AFB desk $1.75. Toys 2Sc-Sl. 50c·S2. School and tecl;mlca.I loose back cushions sz. ,_aweeper $7.50. Power broom camera and editor s<n. Dou· $3. Rotary mower u i1 $2. ngton ve., ' Hair dryer J5. Ottoman $5. carburetor four barrel $10. Books 10c-50c. Pun;e or hook!'I 25c·Sl. 50 llction and Sylvania TV (doesn't world for vacuum $12. 2 swag lapg ble sink $20. 646-3250. Small grinder $3. Saturday OA~ h. dini~ bat~~: :· 644-1769. 893-9344. shoe bag SI. Patio chair, 17~1s 25C'-$1. \Varren report with Garn.rd chanter ~. SlO each. 1 larp picture only. 7691;2 W. 26th St. ott ma c ing · STOVE -. Refrigerator 125, framed SOc-$1. Veg-o-matic · · National Geographies Deep.fry $2.50. Bird c~ $3. READY to •:-i~h b'-h 5 536-9921'.l _. REBUU.T Pontiac generator SI 9332 Hud D 25c Kr n n d d lh ~1001 m . New brown vinyl 'boots ...,,.., "'" Placentia >..ve., O.f · Washer $25. Dryer $25. King · son r .. ne11.r · e Y ea ~ , $2.50 pair, New whlle vlnyl drawer chest $16. 3046 3 Sweaters {men) size 40, ttresa $25 Kl bo $5. 893-~. Hamilton and Bu 1 hard , 'ntWl!J)apt'rs S3. 194l45 Time ;P~RO=vi=NtIAL==-co~u-.,--ta-b-'o Killybrook:e, 540-9'1'19. STORAGE and d Is PI a Y Mfl · ne x RECAP tires, any sire, 19. Huntln.,.ton Be11;ch. 962-6838. $5. Records 2Sc. Albums $1. 1 boot! $2.50 pair, New sleep. cabinet• $5-$2S. M 0 de r n Ne11', $15 each ($75 each springs $2S. King bed frame 20 000 ... 54(}.8376 I SlS. New dust rutne $5. ~ bag $10. I fokttn&' camp TV, exceUent COJ'ldltlon $25. chair $5. ?\.fetal Shelving original cos!l 673-2490. $15. Lo Boy $25. 2 French . mi. ru a rant e e . LARGE wooc:1~·orking vice ' · Double f'l'lnaed spread $8. 'tabll"'$2, Hibachi $2. Wl1 $2. ~1525 alter lD,,Jm. unlt $25. Larae table type BATHINE'Ji'EE s2, Wood Provincial end tables $25. 10 $.9344. $8.50. 3 Ford 14" mags $10 3G HP V\V Engine, not com· Twin blUe spread rr.50. ,242() ~.Costa Mesa. TRUNKS Sl-$25. End tables I desk or work bench S5. 2 high chair $6. Good ¢lr speed bike $25. Sofa ni. REDWOOD table set $15. each. Drop in gas range plete, not running, $20. Twin checked spread $5. VIBRATOR. new, attaches to $10. SlaJom water skis $4.95. ~ v.vrk tables $3 each. mattreu $4. 536-99XI. Leve 11eat sro. Dresser ;IS. Cal·Det stainleu steel elec-tOp ·ns. '49 Ford Pick-up Bas~et 40 HP engine not I EJN"tlic try pan $6.50. Sears , .bed sprinrs, hu dock and Hunting bow and. arrow Round a:lass top tab:e $3. TV remote eontrol beautiful Bookca&e $15. Dlnelle set tric rotisserie $15. Coffee hood $10. 645-0656. complete $25. VW 6 v radio $.l. Tapestry $13. j.imtr $2o. Clock radio, like $3.95. Headboards $ S. Canvas tx>ud1 25c-50c each. maple cabinet $25. Crib $5. S15. Watne tron $5. Iron $3. table $5. Garden tools 50c SINGLE boJC spring and mat-generator $10. V\Y rear ;.,._=oc7=667,,·=~~~~--. new $5. Portable radio with tiowers le each. Room Si~le fluore1Ce11t lighr fb.:-Exereisor $8. 968-9869. Toaster $2. Copper. clock $3. each. Books 20c Power treu $15. 646--MBS. :dershlS<o"HPch. Hulliub ca 13 1>5 PROVINCIAL style a.U wood 1 :;:.. .... , looks lik• , table divider $3. Desk $5. 1786 t ... Pol 1 ·~ S 11 --Clock radio $.1. Lampi; SI. mower $15. Wheel baJTOW LAMPS eac . m er . 1'-1.a~e ch&ir no. S.l7SO ........,. Rnaers Pl. CM ure ..,. e amp""" ma CAMERAS Polaroid color Pictures $1. Chairs $2. Pans ·~ 115• A r St Co ta • a:old leaf $25. Rag-546-1775. :model $5, co!Jector'1 item. ~b~ • magazine table $2. Drafting 1 pack, II SlO. Polaroid Dash 25c. Dishes lOc. Clothes 25c. .... " tu tn ., s ge:dy Ann-Andy $15. Spanish I----------60 GAi.LON luel tank '56-2529. lfEADERS for Pinto $15. teble $5. 10 gallon aquarium gun No. 268 for M3 Dash Boa!<f; X. Snow llrei ~l. Mesa, 54:.-4179. types $25. Flgiirlnes $20. 2 BAkREl. manifold and (round) =· 211 &allon Day.. 20' boat, nteda work $25. ='43-~~-~·=~~~--$7. Heavy display eades for bulbs $3. Agla Iso flash Bicycle $21'.). 232 Cecil Pl, B, MUNT'l stereo tuner $25. Children's $20. 646--6089. carburetor tor 1SOOcc VW Ntte water heater $25. Plate Boat trailer $15. Trailer ax-'SP ANIS H Mediterranean displaying art work $3. D:xir rapid S3. 35mm Kodak CM 10-5, &t~20i6. Muntz 4/8 track car stereo WASHER l965 Frigldair $25. 200mm d lap hr am glass '4 '. 38 by 52 $12. 31 by le $25. Marine l'nglne $15. decoratorpif'ces,lamps$20. $1 . 830 Darrel.I St., Ct-.1 1 l't'!lina f3 .5 compur shutter MOVIE Stars-W. C. Fieilds ' $!:). r-.1unt2 audio st.ereo washes 'super clean ~'. ~re~suhrore plaboote $10 .... 2_ ~It 6ti $.15 .. Vietor addln1 Marine turns $3'.J, Buick Wall plaques $10. Staluea $5. 642-1398. S2:i. Voigtlander Vilo No. 2 Sl~SlS. Hardy Sl6. Laurel l hon1e recorder changer 12:i Bissell swieper $3. 1\vln ua -c me m tu:-""s 1or machine $25, Reh'la:eratOl' Skyluk frame with pink 646-6089. END tables, 2 matching. r.::.s X sync cornpur rapid 116. Chaplin $l5. &16-0J89. I 4 track 1,;ar tapes .:De each. headboardS $5 pr. 968-3826. V\ll: Sf,;!s . .'[i;~ue pak oil fllter $25. Sunday 54~1587. or $21. Auto part.I $1--$5. Com-PEANUTS characters, wttll walnut color, good condition $25. 2x2 slide projectors C~ses for tapes $2 ~ch. BOY'S bike $25. Glrl.'1 btke . . ~· bination baby stroller, car plaques, Charlie Brown ss. 15 Moh. VW•4 lug rims ivith S3-Sl5. Amertcim optical MEN 'S France 10 speed bike, 1 Picture frame, l1l!W $15, sell ..,.,, V cu 1 OFFICE c1'1airs with arms c"RI°"B,.:;and;,,,.=.,,.._,-.-..,,.,==-,~Po~ •-• 110 Gold '·I ti t k excellent ""'ndlllon I 2 5 . • S5 y ·~• t ' ....,. a um c e a n e T . • ma._'"';'";PI r.:-• uni, businetle $15. 646-6.167. I Snoopy $5 .. Lucy $5: Statues tire:.s $2.50 each. 645-2768. · eu ma c a es '"" .or · a;o,.,.ca ma camera upright $25. c 1 nn 1s 1 er swivels, casten, like new ty cbalr $3. nfant seat SS. 646-6039. APT 1 __ _. cle•n 120 bofh film strip and 2x2 Bicycle PA!ls $1-$.5. Men's $25. Archery Fe a the r vacuum cleaner with al· $25. each. 545-2529. ~.::IO .. Jumper Riit $2.00. OORD~ eldlb'ic 'clock $3. • Li:4oo day AMiwrsary clock __ JlS. Electric mantle clock, ~le chime M. Electric ~all clock S3. 24 hour a~ .tiliance timer S4. 1 -6 o "minute tir'ner $1. 5t8-9870. ANrtQUE kitchen table $2J. 2 piec! wingback sectional $25. Duncan Phyfe coffee table $15. Kitchen utensils 25c-$3. Prints, fr a m e s , canvasses $1-$25. G 1 a s s .,...are s2 sc.:.ss . 20251 RJvel'ide Dt. S.fl.. H.~. ,San- ·&-:.lai~J\va. IP ,orq.am and ~:,.19,~jv~e.J;){.t·~·: t. BOtlNC!NG HORSE SJO. · ~alker $7, Playpen $10. ,'.Qaby bath $10. Training Beat $3. Car seat J9. 64H797. ij:EC'J'Rrc hedge trimmer. "Ito Cord $4. Travel 1team ..iron n.so. Transistor radio ' -..fl, Chrome hammer head . -putter $3. Appliance cords, · inany kinds 'f5c.$2 each. :.cornlng·ware ·coffee pen.'Otator ·S6. Table dgar· ~tte lighter $2. 548-9870. ' S'EDROOM eel: dresser $25. ':(llest $25. &ed $2), Set of ! .end tables $15. Two tables • . 6&-1796. , ttTRIC apt. aize stove , ·$20 .. Fireplace set, andirons, i .«reen aJ¥I tol)ls $ 2 O • I .-673-1431 or MS--OSJ), , QUEEN mattrtu $15. 'Queen : .box sprlt1g1 $15:-0ouble bed • $2(1, V11.nity with round mir- \ ,ror $25. Chest of drawers : $25. Roy-1 typewriter sz;. ' nie reel type tape ; . .recorder U>. Garrard 4 : LiPttd record changer $7. ~430 ' I ~ TV ~ .otand $10. C.lfeo , ble $5. New Biue:U rug ' .Jhampooer S:10. BBQ motor 1 fDd aplt $5 •. 5'8" aurfboard , L-qs· Snare drwn and cymbal : ll.O. ~9791 . \ SK1 boot.s, made in Austria, , ~ al:te 911' $8.50. size $.8. SlO .. ~M-Botb g90d condition. ·-· ~ GOOD uM:I tires over 70 14 \nd 1S $3-$6 each. Many f"'ck. llOO. 650, 705 x 16 S8 A&Ch. 75()..17 like new with ~ flaps and tubes $15 each. 1 Sunda.y 1 PM 281 Del Mat, ' '11. CM. ~ ~E · floor scrubber a n d r '1poll.1htr $4. Round Maple ~ end tab,le $3. Electric hcat~r Clint of drawtrt $17.SO. uu wtth mlrror $15. ' ubici btd, Beauty Rest .mallft• and ·-S». Sean reel type pov..fr mower $20. Dtlk lamp $2.50. Clua uled bowl stt $1.50. 140S FAlelle. M&-6729. ll" GE partabl< TV $25. 11" k-. TV $IS. 19" RCA i,.ortabl< TV PJ. !!" GE Jkle'tablt TV $2). Cauett• tape recorder SJ.5. S p.llon • bottle wattr d!Jl>emer wllh @l4!drte ' rtbilmtion unit, Hke new $25. I drawer · dn11tr .Sth -mlr $2). ~ . CE tlectric SU1t1 wtd». V '. .-"""110... ..... o v e tt ek1Mftl/1tlU --~ $15. ~'9M15T. · s tt .... '6"• · slides ;20. Sprite stack English 3 spE:ed $15, good Fetcher $3. ~2529. Rocklnr horse $3. Pla,yJ)t11 NEEDLEPOINT c 0 v ere d TV console needs repair $20. loader $12. 40x40 lenticular condition with rack. Alrlll'M! \YORK benches ~ B' ~$15. Portable TV BOA~. ll' plywood skill v.1th $4. Electrlc pill $.5. 514'it piano bencb $25. Violln $25. 320 Magnolia, After 3. screen S18. Arkay print animal shipping cage $5. , . ' 18 • • Lam111ated fiberglass and Marguerite, CdM. 875-1174, Spanish Headboard doable TWIN mattress and box 1 1 Sl Dark room safe lites S3. Small one, $10 tor big one. anti.que wood table" $25: 6 WHITE-Pink· chenille full fresh paint. Used on the $25. Mattreu, Boxiprlng, ipri~ $20. Double springs Victor lite stand S2 . 5'18-ffi92. chatrS $25. V~s litzeS bedspread SS. Full blue ocean for crab, lobster and SUrui:>AJlD, Bina' 7', aood frame $25. Office Desk $25. $15. Mattress $15. 3 chests, Travelers tripod fl. Dazor l . .. bookshelves SA-$ · 2 s~all spread $3. High heels, 8 fish. Room for 3 men. S25. condi on $25. Lamp. 40" • S. Small desk $'1.50. File comer table, headboard 10 adjustable lamp hvo tubes VACUUM cleaner $a, 21• gas heaters, 1 w ith pumpsSl.Ladie1brownwig Sacrifice. Oars, ropes, light way lite. Beip and brown Cabinet with late $25. 2 bar each. 2 brown 1 a r g e SS. ~ovie lite bars S3 each. ~ack ~ Wh~te TV ~· thermostat $4-$6. Chest of $4. Explorer pants, shirt $5. $25. 303~ 32nc1. St., N.B. base, beia:e shade $10. stools no each. Benches, upholst~red chairs $lS each. Binoculars German \Y. w. ~ire :ngine ~~S5f. Electric drawers $25. Luggage ettr-540-8376. 675-0941. ,"...,.>-05.IS_,.=· =-=~~~ chain $1-$5. Book cases and y 11 ahyde hair S5 11 $20 Ba.ia dual 8mm film unc uggy ~· otty seat ricr for car $4. Mahogany GAS t $ 1 GE portable TV. $15 . shelving $5-$12. Table legs H~r,'8~ n. ~~ e di 1 ~ r viewer S 5 SI. Jump seat $2. T~ble and and tealc plywood scraps, W hi! w:i 0 v e 115 21~3 2 T\VIN bMs S25 each com-557-9123. w i I h hardware S l . mirror $5. 5 awag lamps $5 Ha 11 i c ra1 t er 4 band chain $4. 54()..6975, 546-1909. also solid sCl'llps, long llTips eo8:~tal,1;~ · plete. Metal insulated room ~R"EF=Rl"G=ERA=~TO~R~~U~Qi~blc Gooseneck lamp $2. Hang-to $15. F9W' 1-plece melmac tr~iver model S38 U). DESK, 22x40, 4 drawer, and blocks lOc-Sl. 216 E. . divers $25. G.E. vttcuum $7. f L GE. 11.dth Ing lamp S2. Long French di.shes $!. 'MlJ.k class cor;i-Spaulding aluminwn metal blonde wood with chair $20. 20th SI .. C.M. ~~77. BABY crjb $15. Hia:h chair Adding machine S25. Walnut r:!eur,' Perfect ::: sofa to be recovered $5. Pie-pote $3. ·se_t of wine gl1Mt1 tefU!is racquet $7. 50. 545-0950. 6 DRAl.Ym ~~.sip. Slie ~· 646-~0. ' , , end ~hie q ~!µck .e~e~trle • '35·.A•tanatlo1~ Wdt .£;boo=.m~"',i!~-~!i sf J -rim HosteMel ·$?. Sf.7;3~,,. ., .i.. NEW wtl_nut tm,i'Clll_"io •• -sas. A me.i's ~p:1~lt·wede~~~lt ~-·~::ii ·~ ;t:,~fJci= ': toPwne~'1WJX · olliei-s n t:;ach. ski boots eadt,"6 fMulated tumbl~ SCUBA 'gear', reg11 I a tor ShelV'ea •. no~ ··Abll:ta.l TV .i ~ts, ~();:",flew' .. pa.i $30, eo.11' ~ I •• ..A.mt rlc.ma,;. Eneyc.lopedia PING ~ ta'tie, Ii IDl'tl, ' $10-S25. Beach chairs $142. St. Electric iron $1. New single hose iz. Wet auit $25. and stand SlS. Ford lift µ5. Size '9 ~\ge '~ 1 · ' q, $2.5. 401 Irvine Ave., N.B. ,,.adlet &nil balla $15. Luggage $1-$25. Lu 11 u unique dreu form, small Knile $5. Large spear gun 1~ckles $4. Sunbeam 'Mger boots, paid· $20. ·worn twice OOUBLE ·bed and frame $15, 642-46lO. ~7·91.tll. . . torches, Oowers $1: New size $25. Stand $10. Books, $15. Depth gauge $5. Mask hub caps, wheel rings, Ian $10. Olrysltr trans., fits '51 good condlUon 675-7513[==========-=========::.1 ~ears elec:trlc meat grinder 50me coUege 25c to $1 each. $.f. 539-7995. Sl each. Rock collection $5. lo '55. $10. 540-4381. Costa Mesa. 125 El . u 1 . .,_ Extension I add e. r SJ. 540-&176. BROWN 8 ·-wer che·• 115.1 ;R;;o>.wn-~boa"'°''t 's""'· -An;::;U;:qu:::, . ectr1c OOl' po L!io..::;r RedWOOl1 lounge and pad POWER lawnmower, runs u10. ... ho h • .,., $2. Electric can opener $3. SlO. Record pla,yer$4. Small good S13. Mat~rnity clothes, TAP shoes $2. Boy's .and 646-2684. P norrap _.. 6 ft . StalnleM cookware, dishes tabl• radio ~.50. Navy Pea huge selection Sl-$5. Good (irl's clothes 20 c. $ l . 50. BOY'S S"-y ..,.,. Good surfboard, excellent con-~--·-Sl ~ Old •• . f I 0 2 5 11 G --50c Sa Su 1 ~'6... ....,. dition $20 lronln.,. board •r• .. x, .. <&J .. -.... coat$4.Formalssizes6to ;1nantwear c-c-. ames ~.J<;.·. I.· n. condition. A1uminum • "'6 -· faahk>ned hats tree. Baby 227 ~.. SI NB Receiving blankets 1Clc-25c. 1687 Labrador Dr.. CM. Chru· ___ -· 17 50 ~b ~ cover, never used $3. walker, swing, poriacrib, lO. .., .... ,.e ·• · · 3 Infant seats Sl-2.50. 283 546-5874 . "'...,. "'""' · · ...,., Child's 2 wheel bike $2. clothes 25c·S3. Roller sJtates 646-ll80. and 265 engine blocks S~ · with rnattftu $lO. Canopy l-4"x8" walnut pane.Ung Sl.Swimfin!lsmallSl.~ TOtLET and .tank $2. Door each. Chaise lounge for VWheads63-1500,40'.Xlmion bedspread set $15. Sl.50. Anny cot 75c . NO MATTER quet set SJ. Automatic with didlng window no. bedroom $15. Small end new valves, guides, springs Beautiful. 54&-41D9. PortaJ;>le caaaette player, sprinkler $3. Lace curtains Yale lock $2. Pipe Sc a foot. table $2.50. Children's and $15 eti.ch. UnlqUe baby VW rear fender SlO. Re'&r ~'i.rleW SlO. 6f5...fi691$., ' _ _. -.-'"' 2Sc ea. 4 foot Jona: by I ln-Bike seal, new $4. Bell $1. women's clothes SOc -Sl . bassinet with · rnattreu deck lid $10. Door no. Run-2 W i;ilkt with a powmr i:i.:•' -.a~e. '"\A, che1 iQU&l'e canylng cast Light st: mue Chip and Golf clubs sro. Decorator $15. 548-1617. ning board $5. 962-1782. dii\!. ~"Ca.I· Ben ,1JlmJne 71, ' "(l\l •• foam padded SS. Photo Dark Green Stamp books $2.25. Items 10c·$1 .50. New baby AXLE jacks 13 eactu 2 wheels 9'' PORT$L!!V:a TV $25. $20. 5mm Sherktan $2$. 88 i ,1 •-. I . room supplies 2.?c-J25. OU ll9 B 34th St., 675--0922'. walker $4. Potty seat Sl. for Plymouth Duster SJ UHF-VHF' 12\icar re.<lo $10. air-pistol' SS. 6" be)t Qd ,,_ •• , ~ • Santa Ana Avenue 1 block SUM Gym $20. E-Z Trim Women's shoet! 25c-S 1. 611.cb. 'Triumph 1hotorcycle Chev. 1959, ~. disc , ~r with ~ hp north of Mesa Drive. 1621 $10. Holiday magic cos-Clock radio·-14.50. Corner parls$2410. 536-lMB. ,59 AMBASSADOR Station Jn!)t~ $25. Hand 1bel-t WHAT Orchard Drive-540-0182. meties SOo-$3.50, Waterbed table for den $'7. Vases SOI:. CRIB•and matbftl $1. 4 vw sanden ~O. Code prac. TWO ~ twin box-~ mat-115. lnlulaled pad S 5. Women's electric razor $. Wqon 125. 962-1782. tice kit includes reaxdl, •oy ......... ..... ti.res and wheels 2 for $25. .,. tress sets $9.50 per set. Two Healer '$25. Kingsitt frame Dark brown wiglet Stuffed 1575 C UNIQUE 4 foot bookcues, bug, oscillator and pbono. double box •Prine and mat-$22.50. 129~ 33nl St., N.B. animals $1-$3. Toys 50c-$L ' C>ranee. C.M. stained $12.50. 5.57-2418. all for S25. TackJe ~ for tress atll $12.50 per ael. ~ sun. only. New wonder horse $5. Boy'1 TUMBLE barrel with motor FORD truck 3 1 peed 110. Intercom set $10. Powtr Single size box spring and BED $20. Chest $10. Sofa $25. bicycle $7.50. Baby !lwlng $21'.). Beoch drill Presa $25. transmlasion $20 .. I-beam lawn mower with atcber ·1 mattress and col $10. Lux· Rock1ni chair $20. Formica $.1. Drapes 96'' x 84" $5. 48" Jlgsaw with stand and axle and aprlngs for making $25. Ford 2 bbl carbuntor ury double box spring and table $4. Chain $25. 525 Vie-x 54" $2.50. Baby bathtub motor $~. 2 chemical a trailer $15. ~ Ford $5. 2010 Pomona .Avf:, CM mattress 11et, cost new $98, roria Apt. 99, C.M. 66--5309. $1. Dehumidifier $10. Baby storage cy!inden $.'i. B&S pick-up partJ $5~$20 .,;;51M115;;nn;i'·;;·;;·;--:;:::;::-= sell for $25. Recliners $10 3 Woodwork benches $15 lamp, blue $2. Hatch coves, dial ind I ea tor SIS. Ace~lene Tramlstor car radio $10. FS TU DE NT desk $10. and S15. Twin size covered each. Steel bench $25. Steno ree.dy to tinlsh sa~blasted gauge $5. 962..9124. Automotive air condlUoner. Portal>M typewriter $10. e waffle rubber mattress $9. chair $20. W\re wheels trom $18.50 each. 2 living room DOUBLE me.ttreq and box complete $20. Ch\e'Y)' U 6 dn.wer cf'IHt $15. ~ Mattreu pad for camper $5. TR-6 $25 each. Huba for lampg $15. Small bedroom 81Jrhfg1, Uke. new $25. 4 fine cylindu englner-S20. Slant g M~ 'O*tom bbllt 1 ba:t BUl'(tlndy matching love same $10 each. 962-$83. lamp $5. 21162 Greenboro doors, &ood hardWan! $5 Mopar engine $25. ~. $25. a plece Danllb C®d\ seats: $25 for both. Very Lane, between Magnolia each. Wheefbe.rrow SS. 2115 DOUBLE box · aptif:lg and $25. Corner table $15. C-- clean gas range $25. 2 d!~u~=m. ::S. ~. ; ;:cl ~::c~ i~ e :a~: r :r Placentia, Od. Apt. 24. mattrtsa and frame $20. blue swlvtl chain SIS ffdi. Matdtlng atuUed wing hick double alnX fauceta •A, 110. 2 10 till S 6.f6...5538 early AM or aft~r Tw1n bed frames $2.50. Twin Mlma ~O. bet tali• rocker rttllnen, both tor AM/FM radio $1, ~$5. 19., Edison Plant, am s. bed $5. Chair $15. Double $10 et.eh. Pfdiaw J.Oe..$5. $.25. Bed frame $2. Rug, b'-__ ... pm, Sat. only. no checks PARAKEETS -'~-IS . ••• "'n Vaaes $1410. J) 1nch ~ 9xl2 for $10. Nice desk $25. TV portl. re, '""""1 some please. cagea com· ..,,.. · lil'U"CI.&. • bike $8. 2140 Aster Place, Oftlce chair $.9. 212 W. Vic-work $l2. i'IV stands $3, $4. ROlFfER $25. Bila ftO. plete SS. Mini bike, ,Taro 22 ELECTRIC rriD $1. 2 blonde CM between 2J.1t Uld ~ toria. Apt 1 at Newport 39l0~ Channel Pl., N.B. Can opener $7. Phonograph frame $20. 3~ hone enctne end tables and coffee table off Santa Ana. ' Blvd In Costa Mesa is catty-673-l603. $5. Games ~1. Boots $2.S. 842-6253. $.1.:,0 each or $10 for all 3. LA.PtDAJ\Y AW 9" $25. comer from Stater Bros on DRESSER $8. Bricka 4c Chriatmu gift. aiJe 8~ $15. POOL table $19. Kenmore Lamps $3. 'To.1ten: $3. Co.t-G~ polisher $25. ~ the Harbor 'Blvd. side of each Carta t n s ~ 4 . Candlea $150--$3. SI e eve electric <k)'!r, nttd• minor fee PC11!i ~· Car &JI' • m.cfilrM! SJO 5f9..67IS • Newport BJ+d. 212 W. ,Vic-Household Items under $5. Ironer sz. Shoes, 1lze 1 $1. repairs $24. 19691 Qu.ltt Bay cooler $5. B)'kebtp,-•eat 36 · · tori& Is a bra.net\, oU the Sat. and sun. 673-2863. 847-«121.. Ln.,.Ji.B. 536-~ S4. Wa111t1t ootfee table $5. ~~r. ~~nd ,., ....... main Victoria St. Have BICYCLE. Glrll $17. ~ k 1 'WOOcl Bathlneltf! $2. 1249 Wat.on, <t<J• ~ a ,.. ' Urn pick-up, can deliver. Home $11. Slil'llfl.Y bike frame 12 ft Splnne. er po e, , 20 FOOT heavy d1i1t)' trailer CM. 540-0529.. and rim• $1 fief\. ciuh all weekend ~ weekda,y $15. 67~2400. frame with dolly ~ $25. helq>et $10. Rlttan eUy evenings. and hudle ban $tSO. METAL teMil racket, ueed Electric brake axle $15. fi~UTIC~,d•fO#orator c¥.1r ' J2. 38"x48'' and 645.lSB.r I once. new $49-RIJ $25. 842-1861. pl~s. R.e~~c~, Cap-96''X3o'' alurlilmn fel'ttna moNING board St.'15. Goat 4 WroueliJ-Iron cbairl $25. lain atatue ..,. Llj tboute 50c-' ttcft .• G"X5T' wood chain $2.50. 2 hard hats, lit PQl{\ID re.it p), Two caned 673-2490. GIRL'S SchwlM SUnaraY. lamp $15. Shtp'1 vmet!l $10. Ymf pie $5. 9,, x1 g ,., S2 l .t $1 -·nks 11~•• PORTABLE TV -~ stand aoocJ condlfion U 7.50 . •'• ·-• • • 11-u ,.,.,...... cb.aln $15. 60J.1Margue:rlle. ..,,... 962-0262. ~-9"x30", T"x20'' wood lhut. Elgtn outboard, netda work BUMPER~ bl Commercial floor polisher SWEDISH iflbdern dinette tm 1iOc eaeh. S'IO VlotoN, S2S. Gu heater $1.50. Small ___..ltlo O ~,..,ta...,e, aood $25. 26' bi, tit@ bike S12. BICYQ.E, mans 3 speed set $25. ~1548. CM· tricycle. $250 2030111' u.onu n '~-·6. $20. Home floor polisher 26", good condition 1'), Golt Cypreu SI., Santa Ana WATER.BED tramet. natural $.8. OldeT Hoover uprqtit sbora,.alze 9~ D ifl,)' apUt ROl.LAWAY ~d~· 51"2 ... 5 I!_~ ir~ 1irla ~.Twin bed, Hght&, back ot Santa Ana wood flnlab nii, K')..1628. .....-·um ••. Kenmore cowhlde'•1: M" -. tap• recor ~t · wa: IPl'i~ ~= .--· ~ --·· RecmlJo, • makn 18 hoadbae.rd Giiod airport. Sll.VERWARE, plates, cu~ u Pr I th t wcuum $.8. BABY llem1, plQpen ss, recwd& $10. Small Sorrt' Sl7. m.325t' BABY erfb with rnattttu S5. and sauetn $11. For all. O'attlmarl mtary mower, WalJrtr $5. N\U"MI')' lamp $6. 1ape reooadtr $S'. Books REFRIGERATOR $25. Keo- 54HQ28. 66-D.' :n.s:.G~~_,: Wing $6. N ....... CW1alns -c~-:,Larp,M ~-... ~~.· mono -Sii . .Ap-BOWUNG ball, "" 15. W!l>DING -Iona, ~ 18, lnfa ...... 112. 9!M816. ~ ·~ ·~ ~-~ -~-~-·~ -"' • 545-4028. white, lbt to. US. Twin bed SS. 2 drtWtt cheat ui•ftl'I NJ.Oona.I ~ ·from .,.\NU.I, ... ~ ~ ,frame .. Q5....fi35f. p . (hftaman hand movm' BICYCLE, men .. 3 itpetd, ltt9 to pl"Ml!l'lt 20c each. carpet~ l'OOd t'OndUion sz. '!6 VW body partl: doors 115 PORSCHB car CIOVer, tu $5. 1SU 0ranee Av~ . !:'>' 1":~ bWpt.•nloclrmoat Hte} Small aaUboat $.10. 1lJll El ~ ofbtr aim of carpet .. ch. Windows SI oach. 125. 87512ZI. -· --.a. Qunlno, C.M. ~ l5fj5. -· _ ~1"!" 541:"i.7." u. STED. lball llnlt , N!:W °"""" 50o-S2. 'i'o;a '6M6fll. MAOflNE SHOP 5e Cl)jieta au:sr. madmm, 4 ~"°' $1S. -Klrby YICUUlft $15. MAPLE all!f lal>lH • $2 Taps _,,_,,_ HS $1. Vonlt)I -. """"' 4 Soltt rima 15" 6 hole -· Sllico< ,.,rina machine 125. matchlrll ooff .. table $12 drllla -. End ·1111Ib and tionch $llO. &tary 0..vrolot pldalp 14 .. ell. SURFBOARD, 10' $ 21 . Violin 125. Bowlin( baD baa <ach, Walnut bunk lieols, 50o45. Cold ..U, ...., ,..,. """""' lU; llalhlnolta $7. 54Mn 66-lil3. $2$, ~•·-IL Hlab<balr compl<to µ2.llll ••· Ou• nenta 5flo42. lx4ll" ldl' ""'-$!. -•wr $2. ' AS!l>RTED VW bu parts PORTA.Qib, Oil' bed\ 18· DeJuX' -$25 . -.-us.H .. vydu-c.1t.·13>. ~ 1,1-12.50. Reoord ,player •u . SMZ. ~1251. &tnlllor, 110ll1 dial> $lO Wallcer $2. $2 lamps. Iii ti' tnll bU.. n<k $15! 2 . Girls -ibC. "4\l4dum 8tdoproad I). ~l set 1 • WOOL <OtpOt and pad joat _,...., We lpl1nc md. 2 choirs 125. Col1ee <ht---· S7 pwnp Sl.!io • .._..., 1-$2. Vc!wr, llla doll doll>fl undtt U'xli' Uabt _. bone It.Ti. ~ 1Jloo JUI •nd tabl.. $15. Tap t ...ii. 14M2'13. H.B. BllQ motor $2. W.ty $1-il. -· with flonl l!O~ ... llcaMW.ldollil/ill'•--$15.'IVDl.·BU.. LARGE --.. .W-25c.91SJOOMa.,5'1'ROU.EE 1-1 bu4no . cdlstt -Don 125. An--Sl2 -.ii. Pair twte P. -$1J, Pole 1JPt -cetiloet $10. Ston C.M. -· 11\'oti.., car bed $Z. 151110 llque ...,. back <llJlr PS. ... oprtoa -P5 -lJL Elln!d Va<011q1 Pj. lSmm oamtra llQ., J>ro. WHJTrJ --It c he n -JIM $2. Elle!.. Goll :ID IJntM Pt..-" °' oall 1125 Gloltr, CM Al<Uno car ""1lnaJ era,. $7. jfctor 1\mm 121. Ondda """' wtlh <ledrlc: -11 _, 13. I drawn - --wl -GOii balta. ._ JllO, llo-2!1c. 141 ....... Rd., C'4lta .Uwr plata lor .. IU. Balsa m..rsi---S.llJ ... -··· d&r· 211-tlo. CAI M-. -· IG,IOll. fl. 1*-1111. • -~ 11574111. I • I . ' • • IT ·" • ' ' . ,., ' ' IS I • • • ' r, . .. YOU C:lN ' . SE-LL IT ,W~TJf .A , DAILY PILOT ' WANT .(D . For Fist Service I DIRECT DIAL 642-5671 ' I I ·- S.turdl}', JallW'Y 15, 1972 ' .___-_-_ .... __ §] I __ .. 1§1 I AutoolorSM , .. Gontr•I 900 Boats, Rlftl/Ch•rt'r 901 CyclH, Blke1, Trucka ,,.1 Autoa W.ni.d , NI Autos, lmPorted 970 Autoa, lmpoi;ted 970 Autoa, 1""'-"'"" . , f70 Alfa Romeo ROWINGD!n~y$2S, S&ilin•I CATALINA 27' SLOOP Scoot.rs 925 ?lct,.yy.~ T~ ii;;' i··-·-·:-w-(11 .. A"',-A"'sv-n=p---Dlnch¥ $100. FIG r Flipper Brand dew boat. AUX. pov.•er, TRIVMPl-I '69 Bonneville. tl5 inch ~ ~. 351) VS, lli5. ~An. S pm alttpt aiz, SIS n.dlo, DF, Excellent condition. Cerioni turbo tramndnion, llke •-·t u -•~ / AM /F'M tuner, complctt front end. Custom paint JOb bn.nd new. 'lMUL -1, ~.... ~ $ 9 AKC Gmn. Shcl1halr. 7 Y..icl. ··•POUCH OYER ll = rJt'.""'. ll'U?":. "..0u0 S•~lco 902 &alloy, 6'2" ... droom, full IP!. 2l3ll El~. H°""' C. 31 5 -• aafe-r,y gear, C::On\•en!ent New-CM. Site altet 6 and 5'1-tal ~.~Ch. •1,,. 4 lO'Yc-DISCOUNT. Flft est. Cw:toru r &at covers & MINL\'J'URE Schnauzen, 8 etahionr' trom 1' to 100'. ~. A.KC. cha.mp bloodlln-l QuaU\.Y W-' r Jc ma 11 ii b i p • ~ ~ tfmperamt"nt, Me-8 ankamtricard, ~ f15 A Up. 968-3100. Mastercharae. Log a n ' • S-% month old Weirnanner Upholstered Prod u c t a , puppy Wf&hots, lov.,1 _64_2-_IJ33_. _____ _ ~. ~ 1190 Canyon U'NO~\VATER HULL kn or, IAgUna eel.. HAN puppies, 9 mos. ..\KC ftl.. Shcrw quality. .,mo.--. AWNT. ' . Free dose circuil 1V in- spections incl w/cleanlng program to 6t yoor netd:s • low rates. UNDERSEA SERVICES 213/434-9435 BOAT Bot1Pma cleaning 25c a fl. Length at wn. 836-S.\23. Boats/Mlirln• Equip. port &Up w/plenl)I of park· v.ttkends. ifll, .f'rom $15)1'da.Y. Fot' ln1o 1· -.. ~B"°u"'c"':r.;.A_Cb~. -d-lrt-.-:iio~-cc-. C4ll 557-9046 aft 6:.11. Harpin $150. B .. ts. Sall 909 MH732 .... COSTA -Ult GLASS sabot comp Jet e HONDA 90 City Tn.ll. xln't1--'>'-'.,'-0-"'"°""-'-"bt.='6c.·•'-'7-'· .. ;;:.;:: w/tlB.U. & ~ach doUy $125. corxlitkm., • Snow bird glaued hull Call. 4'f.'T7'3S • comp. \\'/sails &: gl!ftJ'. $35. '69 BRIDGF.SrONE 175 ce, 67!>-~. 1544 M I ram a r, good cond. Intnnadonal ~ DlJYl ONI TODAY .. upQin n?&r, Balboa. Pt'n-&'5 3002 RECREAnO~F-E~R nlrula point. 1970 HONDA CLIOO motw· ROY CARVER. lac f'IOOO value at half.price. A cyde, ~. Honda 5o mini-2925 Harbct BJ~ • Clo•~ UMd Cira m:us~ Coast Imports . 5?'1ty, M'&·\\'Orthy 19'. Gau bikfo, $125., 49!..USS. COt1ta Mesa S46 44~ ngg<d oull.,, Dacron .. us. BOY'S &bw~ Stingnty•, 16-2 INT£RNATIO"liAL Jobd. er11. Hd. Beat reu. of· good cond.. Make offer. J1H frr takPa. Ask about the 646-7RIO • ' "Pagan" 675--0915. .69 HONDA 450 TRAVELALL INTER.NATIONAL 14, US-$*ll. Xlnt condition. NewPorl Bc:h. 6"2.o4o6 1000.1200 W. Co•tt Hwy., ' RAT MASERATI 641 2 set u.ilt, trlr, spin-*" 646-m5 * CREVll:fJi'M()1':)DC· ~Fiat 850 Spl~, Llc No. naker, &. Genoa jib. Sac @ --,7iiio>ili0m·iie.-vtllill.•'i-;o;;:-c-1!%:~ -W. ~ a ...... '...~ • SU DfilE. Good hnsporta- Maserati 1969 $600. 830-fjJ73 · "'""' ''""""''" -.. , .._ta.._ 4lot1 al.a low eo1l$995 plu.s 10 inch springs ~ 171,"' v • • • ~ 'tea, \Lot -doc lea. Bill Bar-GERMAN SHEPHERD n· NEWPORT clan Kite, • 675-5242. • *'= ... "b 0 u TB 0 ARD lt10t0 r &: boat trail • \VJU. ~ Youf oar pMCl 'for 1'1 Pontiac, GM'C, 1',iat, Beaulif\4 metallic attY· Autx> tnatk', wtlots ol extras! (#~). CIHn, Rlcond~lonotl, I. G11o1rol1..ed. • PORSCHES 9H'1 'fllll• • •lf1 1951 to' 19t1 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3lOO W. COast.Hwy. Newport Bt&ch 642-9405 ' i'<SmiiSufiili'. iltsi': •·:Ji. 1Uvtr W'/btack ~ ~ tM:a.r wb.b1 air, AM/FM. 1•,CKlJ niilel.· $1100; .(n4l' 611-4451 1966 912, ~ -1: t'6 w/blaol< int. AM/FM. Stem> tape:, Good cond. $2600. ~1136. \\KC, Champ stock, 8 \\ics., '· Jl El ' mut coven:, er., TACO " ,..., Bil<• G-at VS Automatic A' ~· 1 r ... Ral~ Go-2000 v •• , F '-t SI SA * 675-25l3 * Evinrude 28 P. eel North Mil, xlnl cond. S700. • Tl "'l ~· ... • _ , 1r "'"'ll.j" or no, """'"'-' I"' ~ u-.. ., .. ' . .a..-.u~UND, 1 yr. old red &tart. Looks good! Runs San Pedro, (2131 833--(i160 ~-.~ ... o1 fUn! J79. ~78~=·~~~~::~ 673-0900 -.. 3031, 1970 ~l<m. ;· --• good! 1175. 54~5641. , , Harbor Blvd., COst> Men. HONDA $11,500 NEWPORT IMPORTS RENAULT F"REE 10 SPEED ENGLISH RACING BICYCLE WITH 'IliE PUROIASE OF ANY NEW RENAULT. JIM St.EMONS IMPORTS, 2200 South Main, Santa Ana CalU. !l.57-52-42. , :tnale, papers A llhota. Must ..::c--.---.-______ 16' llobie Cal. Brand new, -. * '69 SUzWri 100 * • _d"ro"p"5'1(>5"=164-,,,· :;;;;-.,,...-,,= Au.loa, lmPoried 970 ":::~-:--:-0'":"-:-:~ ~ao to cood home. 67J....3604. Boiits, Power 906 •n, yet., wt. &a.Us, Many s · ~ · '72 DODGE '300" v ~'l<:N\ ~ t W/-lr 118 0 0 treet or dttt .JQtN mi a.n .,...,..,.,, N!N\ Sporu con·-m·blo 1966 --------x "' " · Be. det ·-· .... AUSTIN AMERICA "::'bull< •ngine... ' ' ' !tr, Bernard puppies, A.KC ' ' *** 64~5855 *** ige uxe ....,..vr, JWl,Y ·~ r}iq Show al 32' CHRIS Craft, Super 5-KJ-2141 or 67~1554 equip. Manual transm V-8 U 75. to §250: ~Y~. wftJui. clean, xtraa, coven, twin 16' SNIPE Sailboat with trlr. '68 Hond6. 350 Scramble, ex. lo mi's, fact. guar. Owne; _A_u_s_t-r'_n_A_m_e_n-·c_a_n _19_is_..,.,..,,=--=-6_75-5_989_ ----eng. $16,500. Pvt. pty. & aall•·1''amily Fun. ceJ. co~d,~ * moving abroad. (714 ) JAGUAR BAUER llUICK Conl'I trlr $1.500 or oUer plr!e $495. 8J3..8433. ' Call ~1'193. -.. .. -..... Thia yellow beJu7 makes for ~~~~ Si;;~ ,OI. ~r ,·,;". •. 549-254,1,., ~ .,. CAL 34 fail rac< .t cru&e, '70 Hondo CB 350 · ' •°""...,,And a great trana-JAGUAR DEALER . .. • :.T '1SHINd' Dory MiiJ,1.1 jig cltlln. "'Private JJCY. 714 Xlnt co.nd:. Xtt'Be. 6f2.5007 2100 Harbor Blvd. 6'15-04616 portation ~. <•2elOJ. Al\\.·aya has an excellent ae- • i:; ~ t· over, 14' x "6 bealu. '!)< 64&-358f. ·10 Su% TS 100 '62 Scout Pickup Jection ot both Now & Used •• S36-6ll3 aft 5: Sat " Sun box deajgn. Fast. $2lfl ftrm Boats Slips/Docks tJO Low mitn p1u.s all lighting R"-~ M•'-'" -" #FC-Jaguars. !.: '1l,)'thne. 673--9378. ' eqWp SZ75 830-4777 ~ .. 6"""'• ...,, ..:u. NEWPORT IMPORTS .~ PROF. built 21' F.G. bare FREE BOAT SLIP Moto~ Ho;,,es 940 ~5:95· dlr. Clift' Waldrop :: HORSE HAUUNG hull .... , oU.r ovor $625. *** 64U667 *** =:-v::.-:' =-=--:c--, 3100 W. Coe.SI li'N)', Ne"A'port Beach :! -~--"-=~=";,::13:.:""c.....· ---l-~-~-515_';"_._'_°"~an~boa-t._Ev_es. ~IOORING. Any 40-55· boat. *Marvin Pearce* 1~:CkF'aJ:~,,pic;3~ 6 n~; :,j Best access 30 yda oU B St. maintairied miles. Excel ·1 ~-YllAR old R. Geld, prof 38' CHRIS. Tri-oabln Nr. Pavnton. 642-5.557. Motor Homes rond. $550. 546-9618 •ft 5 540-1764 lra!ned for show, western, Con1te.llalion. 1963. Loaded . . pm ;;;;-;,==-:-'.=,,--:-,..-~ H. Susan Smith 5'5-9903 &: Like new. $22,000. ;Qaya ~ ti~up pnvl ;75 mm. •~~· -------'69 AUSTIN America. New §1JNK'Y 6 yr. Qiiarftt:l;one 213: 636-0757 or ,fvti .:U: J.~ ~ Wtrfelec. 303 E. Sales • Rentals 'n Dodge Van 300 Serie:s. tires. Perteet running: ronc:1. 333-3438. Edg<waf.,, Bal. 1~1-2"6j ' , ,,,5.;-_3,...2 V-S, auto shU~ rndio, h<al-637-7074 tpare. ~· ilfi¥,.. tt~i e a~ 935 W :J O• &£ er. Tan exterior. 7500 miles. t ~6'6-8728 *'69 B05'I'ON WHALER 171: ~~'f c.M. S:W:m!~ I4ll s. villa,. Way, s.A. 131<11Lr¥!,"-1 -.l. !?ho"' BENTLEY QfOICE box 9"l:alll still Pacific Passaa:e Yachts, 6444416 e~es. ~TM RI.I.I~ 1 ::::~:-"'.::--:-::-..,.:--C,~~!Ue._ Reu. · ~';;:. Oout HW>!>11'fl ''Ml.it/1n9 For ,Rent '67 Jeep Wagon ~'&:~~ , .\PPALOOSA. Le'asre $50 mo. 13' BOSTON WHALER s.is.5445 6 10 8 pm 4 whe:ei drive. Buy now for Pvt ~ •-:! ~2973. Xlnt cond. Bargain prlce:d! **BOAT SLIP, NEAR summer run. (TYYatJ) $1595 pty, _,,, F.xt 2'9; :: LJvestock 858 Call &U-2QJ aft 6 or wknds. LIDO. X> ~~ boe.t. _dlr_.5~~cf~~~::;-&1_. -493 -· 325 - 7"'"'-===---: ~ ' ** VEAL CALF 14' BOAT 40 ho Mere. •ng., ~~~~~~~~~J BMW ·• heavy duty trlr .. all in excel 1 .. ~ .... H G G ""'----·· -...... ·• 25.(1 lbl. $140 Jr:a:l .MJUJJ. arbor, arden rove '~ ,~ Automodw Excelleaee :~ ,: Call 54().-0329. ~i::.· 897-452:1 alt 6 pm Trw?Ort•lfon llllJ l Blk. So~f~jG. Frwy. 2100 Hat'bor Blvd. ~ & :; ~~;s~'.t~::'Pr~~ uero· H1YDRO + trtr. 4 Ecyl 2 26' HORl zoNJ970-1:n;r T ~ ~':~,:, \ 1kzitam chlckl. 'Y eng. + acceu. ng. Aircr•ft 915 \\'"ell maintained, _ready Auro, power &. xtraa. Low runs rood. $20'l/bat. oUu. to go compt equipped 1971 JAGUAR V11 Air conditioning, automatic. Only 8,000 mllet:. (928DMN) $7295 1970 JAGUAR 2+2 Auromalic, factory a.ir con. ditioning. (ElBQD) 15195 "Speda..lizing In Quality" BAUER Buick-Opel-Jaguar 234 E. 17th St., Com Mesa 543-7765 '67 JAG 2+2 4 speed, 34,007 miles, RadKl, Hee~r. Chrome wire wheels, yelJO\v with black interior, Exceptionally clean. $2195 NEWPORT IMPORTS ' 548-7158. ***Aro-alt Wanlod * ** Priv~te pony 67>-0'111. milenge. 13150• 847•1863· ROY CARVER, Inc:. : • ·~-· ~. ;'mn 11-. li j * 33• Owens Brig. * Have 'cusromert"1!.~1.t.~'.t CLARK-Cortez, xln't cone! '&,;~~Va~ reblt eng. new ~~,HarM~~I 1'.-Loaded.··.·.·•·· 1\1akeo&r. ~~~ w/Honda SO CIT, Call pain tires, mll&1,• , rJ--=::if 71()0W c H ,,,.,, ,._,, , ~ ;p.G. Alriia; S ~n.•7735 AM/FM, pane:led ~ crpt d • • ~ .. -· out wy. ~ ~~7191t';i,.t,,* 1 .. .,.... • asking fJD). 646.'..2i22. 'Newport ~ch Chner1I 900 FISHERMEN. U' boat l< Campors,Sal•/l\tnl910 w~;n,EDartyto M"tnt H from • 1951 GMC % ll>n Plok Up. '69 DATSUN '.ml Rood .. er. JAG64U~MROXS KE·-, L..:.::. Sears 5 hp motor, (Used on-. P va e P · 0 or omc, CompletE!y rebuilt. Xlnt 5 speoed, rad.lo, heattt, very ': M•rlne Conaultanl ly 3 hrs.). 1225. 642-5598. * SHELL TOPS * '1P' 6· Fob.:!-<;. 540-426'. cond. Days 9624595, ov•• •~ mil.,. Ex""1ont condi· Y· 12 ROADSTER : :. INDEPENDENT Boats, Rent/Chart'r 908 EL CA~l!NO * RANCH ERO Trailers, Tr•vel 945 833-1500. tion. tZDS00.21 NO'Y ON DISPLAY • • Purchasing-DATSUN Pick Ups ,61 OC'OUT 4 heel cir $1495 ~ • ~ O>unse!.'--on u .... 35' CORONADO Sailboat. B & J SALES '62 22' Terry, tandem axle, w ive m . • ... P rcue&:.lI\g c1 11·~ r -· Rm removable hrdtp •ng BAUER BUICK 1"''1\$ • boat. " .,qulpment. Rent day or week. Writ• 1030 S. Hacbor, SA 839-2515 Xlra ean, ~ " up, n ' • r ' I 11 "' : • Marine Surv•yor Bo< 152 829 Baysid• Dr., HOUSE Hunting! Watoh th< 536-6392 eeds ~ k. $550. 645-l66B. in COSTA MESA Ul'"'•- • 646-29n I N.B. ' I OPEN HOUSE column. ·n Kensldl n· fully SIC used 1966 Che:vy ~;ill. Fae '' •• Mo -940 once First $2995 f.aJre!: it air, pwr slttMng.-·r/h, good 234 E. 17th St. tor Homes 940 Motor Homes . 940 Motor Homes 890 ,f. !5th St N.B. Sp. 47 · cond. $l,5CIO. ~I Costa :r..fesa 5C8-77Ri Authorized Sales & Service '67 Da Ii goo S, Coast Highway Trailers, Utility 947 ECONOLINE l966 ~ ton tsun Ma on ~n, Ex-Laguna Beach 54()..3100 :1100 W. Coa.t Hwy, Newport S..clt 642-9405 MERCEDES BENZ '70 Rene.ult ruo. the little bomb that j:eta to 40 miles Hou f I mPo t I JllT ga.I, 4 Ip<!, radk>, 11 o r s nc. hea~r. e"ceptionally clea.n. (Re-1dence of M~n Benz) (713BNRl $1395. J I M SPECIAL nns WEEK SI.EMONS IMPORTS. = e Zi)..SE COUPE South Ma.in, Santa Ana, ~ chrome trim, flaw1eu! 557-5242. 6862 Manchester Blvd, Buena 'TI Renault RU, the lat.Ht Pa.I1c, {Alongside S.A. Fwy, model from Europe, 4 Dr Beach Blvd. turnoff) Sedan, nulio, heater, vlny! (ll 523.'7250 roof, 4 spd, tll2EIE) $2195, '&I Mere Benz 300 SEL air Jil\1 SI..EMONS IMPORTS, cond, radio. auto trans, like 2200 South Ma!n, Santa Ana, new leather inferior, 1 of "55~7~-5_24_2_·~-~-'--I oubtanding motor car• Df '68 Renault RIO, 4 Spd, radio, the past dttade {0WH31J) heater, fWPZ823l $9!15. JIM SnKI Sold new for $11,<m SLEMONS· IMPORTS, Zn! JIM S!DiONS TMPORTS. South Ml!n St S&ntanAna. 2aXl South Main, Santa Ana, 557->W. 557-52U., · i '69 Renault 1\.16 Be.rgain of HM! NEW Year (XNH49'l) sue. JIM SLEMQNS IM- PORTS, DX> South Main St., Santa -557-5242. Or.11111c Co11nty·~ I l•<.1,·~t <.,.1,~·-11011 N• v.i & L' ,._·d ,\\rrc('d• ·. C•'"' Jim Slc mons Imps. vv.11 nr-1 & r,1,,,, St S.1nl,1 Ana 5·16.4114 ·n RenauJt 16. Pe:rtect! Air, auto, sunroof. Sa c r i f i c e 12495. 545-2740 or -~ SUNBEAM 19&1 ALPINE, new 1725 cc eng. Many xtru, must sell. $600 or best otter. 642-laM. '70 280 SL eou,,., oott" hard • ;!PY~ top, air, 'uto tra.n.., special --"'-'"'-,A-"-"T"'·"· "'·"'• -._.-1 l>«lnt. 'lbw m1leege. Xlnt '72 MB 2SI Cpe. lf.oo mi. At sa.vinp. Air, elec. "1.indov.•1, radio. Flr. Automatic. Dk. maroon, 0'8.mpegne int. Owner 548-2598. cond. 548-9136. * SANTA'ANA * 1970 280 SE 4 Dr., air, full pwr., dk blue w/whlte in- ter, 21,00) mi, Must seU this week. $6900. TI4 67>2588. '69 MERCEDES 220 Diesel. Xlnt cond. 1 owner, $321)). <n4l 499--3013 l!t $3300 Takes Very Clee.n '67 M.B. 250S Sed. Many Xtru. 9fi8.-0181 MG TOYOTA BUSINESS IS GREAT BECAUSE WE SELL FOR LESS l l·---btl-.;.U_til!._ty_1rall,:...-.,--1 ~·!~~ n.t St. Costa ~~~~~o;~I ~~o: '53 JAG. SK 120 . , ii~'* IMPORTS, 2aXl SonthMain. CLASSIC -Mini Cooper 1967 ... ,.. "'~7 ~~.-% ~s :d.s~t Santa Ana, 567-5242. 1 Wire wheels. etc., entire~. 52495 • OUR CARS ARE FULLY Gone Over From Bumper to Bum* 'IHAT'S WHY WE G OPEN SlM>,4Y NEW ,72 PICKUP original thruout. Ji.1e:chanJC: · . i , • hauler. $250. Pvt 54&-7525. 4 spd dl.r dlx Bamper Ra ally perfe:ct lhruout. ..lW.d l..aadc!d-Wilh extras for rac. I -~·~ JI~ I Auto L .. alng 964 dio. Min;,,., PL72ll.20. Tak~ ll1bts alone would .,..t-...,.. btr. <!179!!). , _._ . _ small down or trade:. 49f-68ll $300 to replace. Phone LEASING altr ig 54(;.8136. 893-2544 days, """ 531-503S. NEWPORT IMPORTS 4.2 JAGUAR Sedan. 1986 G 950 1970 DATSUN pickup $1345, wflb alr/cond. White wlth I I ·-·-•-••_•_1 ______ ,Try our lease expert. for gd. cond., '72 license paid, tan leather interior. P~lll FREE! Custmn tire cover Savings • Satitfactlon -Ser-962-6864 after 1 p.m. Pvt. radials. One owner • A with the pUrchase ot each viCl'. party. Beauty • $2,195, Macnab , van . intertor. Headlint!rs, WE LEASE ALL POPULAR '69 DATSUN PL 510, 2 dr. (7141 &1~235. ' • 3100 W, C.... Hwy, Newport Beach 642-9405 .100°/o 30 DA WARRANTY ~ o·tf'OijR ~ RED SEAL TOYOTAS panelllna,. shag crptng & 197'2 MAKES AT COMPETI-Xlnt cond. Vinyl top, '67 Jag XKE Auto~.-, AJr " =-B'ankAmerice.rd, TIVE RATES. AM/FM radio. Must sell, ...... ..,, MG •70 COROU-A M -• Logan's C.a.lt Malcolm Reid tor 968-9673. Coo:!. oul"ltanding price:, Al!l'HORIZEo STATION WAGON,, 1ttGS p r 0 du c t 1 furthet' detaUs. ====""'.7-,,----''I must sacrifice $2995 CTRH· , ~ ~1#3! , . · THEODORE '67 DATSUN station wagon, 1126) dlr. No dooier <alls SALES 6 SERV7CE 4 ...... r'ild!o, -f tlko , Tr...;i.._.. ~2 ROBINS FORD ~~tter over I 6 50 ·i "''""" 567-8>12. ~~:~ ....... ~dz -r..""!1~ 79 :aJ60 Harbor Blvd. • ~SSIC 1962 JAG 3.3 4 Dr. AUloml.f1c. a.i.r8'adk>. ., "F'A" CJORY VAN "" eo... M.,. 642-0010 •DATSUN 240-Z, • 71 ,. Sedan. Wire wheelo, all YCT637 •• .. Auto Leasing 964 $4000/Best oftft'. Privat xtru, new eng .. trans. Must '70 MARK II ••••••• ,,, Sll25 CAMP• £R 1972 Ma k IV pty. nu548--6982. ~~·81"nkin& ;1250. 675-7498.. 3100 w. Coast Hwf. 2radD~ H(2~top. kAutomatic, ,. r FERRARI ~ N"""'°" Bod. '" · '" ""'" i. : 1967 4Xl G Classic Po~·er, I~==~,_..,..-.,---'70 l-IARK II ••••••..• , Sl9Z '68 QODGE ste ... Ta,,., FUily Equl.,,.., __ ...,_ __ .....,.___ EQ, ;Air rond. $3800. Call 1968 MG Mid,.t, or!(. own.r, 2 llR. Hardtop 1rillt fact, air. ' ':~~:';!°~llv•ry f~=D 613-4'.mJENIS.EN.' !.,~;,1·=·~f?nn":~ *5AMTA ANA:.- V.S, '"'10 """'-(pop top) LEASE NOW SALES" SERV7CE "°""· 11395. 613-,,... 1'0 er· . Ac a·oc r!!l'!,.ra.,r, Roll: • • • • •59 MGA Ht.lti>. Good c:Oncl. . .Y 'A away double bed • Just flko for 24 n>o.,at $210.tJO P'r mo A~~OSRIZINED ll•~ oiJer' °"'t J415. ~ N. PR~~.. 1512 , m!W. '12895. ~ bert ofter. plus Tu. ... ~·· Olive~ c; OriJiie. f~T W. 1Vame, Santa Ana ~,:a°"'.o/ 507-fW Ne;;:port National SALES'; SERV7CE • MCiB -'72 TOYOTA-:;- . ' .. Leas1n9 Co ··~------''"·-LARGE SF:T .f;"l,,;J'T'"''l FOR Chav '68 1'2 Ton ' • 3100 W. Cout H-. ' IMMEDIATE " • " ' D'vl ' ot i;o CallL .. , '67 MGe.GT. Gd . rond. Take • ~!t.~ i310!lfliJ1lFAL iru,p; lk'.\ftit!i>na1"""' Newpnrt lleaclt Imported sed. in trade or ' -DELIVERY I • 1'.:f..Wi~· 6 cyt. •tl!;k. 202'l Bii'!••"" CO!llflo':Jrvi.,. FIAT · ma!<• otter, 51S-U35 •••· BIG SAVl/IGS Oii ;,.;vy d~iy ...:.~~~,,.,...~, 1 '3U6~~ · --------' arno "' · 1 HWJ. OPEL •1RF1 r'o".li'o'·r"':: J} ·•· ·~·· -· --~-19n FU<t 124 c:oupe Su. No. N BNclt ---------YC ~ . :=1~n'~'""".,Jv!~'i;, •1111,; Truck & Auto leasing 0150059 • b<!autilUI •"°"-'"" ---~=~--•'I',..,;,,., ($2C\ , , with 12 months Ii U,OOfl LOTUS NABERS CADILLAC ALL MAKES A MODELS ~~~~~Ill Lohls Elan 1969 AtmiORlZED DEALER wbeela $2,795 plna tu, 11'. Ii $2945 2ij.» HA!WOR BL., !lo<: fft. BW Barry -llac:, ~oo~A ~ SundaY GMC. Fl&!, :mo East'. Whit• " I black, •t1ttr In-~ F1nt St., S.A. 558-10'.XI. t~rior. 1MLded (txtru! lm GMC Jimmy 4-WfiiOt '68 nAT 850 Sperl Coupe, <•1932). '• dri\.""e, Llc. No. 086E1B teas RA1f, new dutch Jr.. brak"' .... ~.000 m11 ... PIS, Pis, Good rubbor. Clftll a Xlnt auto. redlo, A auxiliary lop. 66J661 cond. $850 or belt otter $3,995 plUJ tu, Ii<, • 1!oc: A lo w ,.~ ~· ~ "K -- fee. B!U Barry Pon~1.",,."--'-"-",,_-----·""'-••--·--~ GMC, Fla!, 2000 Eut ~. IMPORTs WANTED i:1mm1Ui441Fllf'iiit~ ..... ;;~i0it"~~ s.• ll=i..,Ml'lo' · QrW ,..,_... Str. No. UtAFJ.lcnmtl . ,,,,.,_.,~ ' \ WfC I ..,..,!lu -1 buy $:1.195 plUJ ""' llo '70t\J ~-"tan dt.t. .p $ BUtllR Ii doe. 1 ... BW 8an'1I Ulm!>. ,u10:,11>:s., vs1 s~ MAXEY~>. tlac, Gr«:, Flat ·:mi ml. Goldenweot 1011 ~b-, ,,..,.,, -~ 51 "A. "•tooo IM!I' ~1ully equlJ>llill. It .,,--; U!.s:llli r •-" 0. -• ~I', W!: p~rfi. , ·n DI Sport a..p.. Rlll-200 "'1/fnl ltereo.):IZO. I DAVE ROSS PONTt~c· ~ # '()9 ll50 Spld ... , R/11. moo,, Ml "-':l!orllhd. al Fair iir . ., lie, llool, Boillldnt <lOl'oll. tel ll'a M NEWPORT IMPO RTS 3100 W. ~ Hwy, Newt>Ort Beach ~- Ooota lolioa ..:_ • 15tH!7 llAllEl\ iJd:t '6t n.t.T ISO s,...11 CouPt, lo NIM1"'liil'?P11Keen IMJ.ll,P>ll!. mllu , many Xlfa• 11COW.1Q!u1HWJ. Con tG$7I. Coot&~ • 50-7715 _SJ;..flllOlo(l----._er_. _a_ISl_.J __ ,._ __ N""!"f!._...._.1_e_i<11 __ • ' '6ll OPEL Sport Coopo, < speed, ndlo, hH.ter, 1900 c.c. engine. Extra sharp. low mllea~e.. (XDX9'l&)' $1395 BAUER BUICK In COSTA MESA 2:M E. l'llh St. a.ta Me:a. •'7'115 PORSCHE '60 Pone,,. Suptr l«XI, -work, $900. ** 897..oolil ** TI~· FOR , K ,CASH ~OUGHA. bAILY PILOT WANJ AO • An Stanclatd EqufpMtftt • • Fulz-r•clinin9 bucket set1ts. e Fully sync.hroniied '4 sp••d e Fol -d.o ... wn r•tr so.1,t. · tran1mjs1ion. ~ · • 1Tint1cL 41•••· · · • Apr.ro:ii:. 30 miles per 91llon. e Whitew1ll1. e Ny, on carpeting. e s·1fefY. front disc bra •••· .. DATSUN 1200 SEDAN • · Aft Standard E~olpM•t e Full:r.·r•cllnln9 bucket 111t1. · e Fol -down rear seet. e Wh ltewall1. e S1fety front disc br1 k11. • Nylo,,. carP.•*;"CJ· e Fully r1cli"ln°'9 bucket •••••· ..... ,,, .. , lO;ll'l lo1 ptr 911100. . ·. • " s.e Olir '""'pl•I• LI;,. Of ·n D•••un• e STATION WAGONS e PICKUPS " e l DR. t. 4 DR. SEDANS' e FAST8ACKS e 240% ILIMJTED QUANTITY) -•llWlll!tc"".,... ....... , .. ("'*Jlt ,..'"' • ~ •• ~ "'':!:.~ ..... fl"el4fil •r4 & ...,_..,.. ,....,.,,...,.. r -. ~ : ,cosT A "MESA AISU • NABERS Codillac: DAILY PUT (. CADILLAC ---CADILLAC 1970 • SEDAN DE YIU£ ; AIR [o~~fui.~·· F\.111 00'\°tr equlpmen1, pa l'd 1op, cloth A leather Int lor, $lereo A.1't-Ft\l r Ult &: telncopic r:t<'. I 168A!H\ • $4444 . ·DOLLAR $tretchersi Your dollar will look much bigger when you select an economic small I car from Harbour VW. Let us surprise you with tht 1a"Vin9s you c.in ' expect when you dtal with us. ' '61 CORVAIR VAN -- ' S1ttt-ll, Jl1flt, Hnltr, (IMS HP! c;,..et •11J t '64 FALCON BANCHERO ....... , ....... ,,~ c, .... Wh .. I .. •..i, ~ •• ,, st .. rlllf, (OSC It) . '66 VW CAMPER l!XTAA SMAJl~L (14' ClCUl '70 VW DELUXE BUS LHk Al Th!I ~tltt l (l'J ()()() '68 OPEL WAGON Gtt ll S1ct•4 Cit! CWl!G tlfl S1&9l -' '2291 '1049 s2n51 I '63 VW BUG-.,-.... -,.---. i!;°r-1r.-,, lltK•~• •lildltt , .. -,-.----s&ai·:·, C<11'-"', Cinltm. (FYC U.i UV8 -'64VW BUG lltl>uoll EIMjlin.., Nt• lr•-tt, I s,..., lti>dll, !KI)( JIU _, .i ----'69 VW.BUG . :ii7con~41jt '63 VW BUG CMVll11111•. f xlr1 Sh1r1! I SilleMI, AHif, HMfw, • MMlhlf•,IH Miit W1rr1nly. IYAT Htl ! AIMmiit1cJ '"•'it, Hn1..-. CSJIH t•J N .. Tlr ... Compellti.n Or1n91. !HID 111). l mpj 51111 Exh1u11. '69. CHEVY MALIBU '69 MGC.&T COUPE Very Nlct! Aultm111c, v•. l't'Wlr ""'l"I, !YJIC •JJ) I S,.ff, Ovenllrlvt, Wirt WhfflS, H .. llr. ()'YA •») .. ,...,_, •• •11~11.J s21•~! • FIRST · TIME -VER _·~ ·1 ! •1(VW Comper $3350 •" i ";2r(!.(,,cr.J48-2;1s ·12V0Lvo I YOU CAN NOW BUY VOLVO ·~QO~,:,;~·~~~'.k LAR~~EDIAT~ ,.OR '. . •' Jll'1.'ll selL S57:). · 642-~18'" DELIVERY ·ss-v:B~:;''°"' 81'~i~~~~i~' N'EW •DATSUN 'OF 1963 ·N:::~~~~:::,' .... ! ~~011:r Y O·U R. CHOICE WITH • • ; Rebullt frBns k eng. S850. 6.16-9303 ' • I 673-4?.o3 1946 Harbor, COiia ~ft'111 NO MONEY DOWN ON 'eG V\V Bu.•, n.!!"'' 1600 t"n~ine. .69 VOLVO 142$ Coupe, 4 I I >;Int oond., SHOO. or "'50. • ,,...,, rad~. Jl,000 mil<t. • ,:P~~;..,.,.ck, rad ~. 1 ~;:,~'";,::,.tdli~~;~!, APP' ' 0-,1· I 'CRIQll I one 01vl1f'r, !tOOd condition, on" o\l·ner care (28891 i $ll95., 496-4JJ9. $lltf • ·51 vw su• • BAUER BUICK "'N aood. ,~;·" '"" "1 in COSTA MESA '70 vw Squ.trcbaCk Orall&t, 1 234 E. 17th ST. A.\f, radials, auto. ictra I Colla Meu S43-'1783 1 cleon. 87~JO or ~?i!!· I A-. U.... 990 ! LIKE nt\l' '70 VW Ca.niptr. w p I ~ndial Dl• Coov -+ •I-e a y I Ai pop li')p, $."Mi(l(I, ~. .- l ·" ~:,:, ~,::,-'· , Top Dollar sni !Ml-1'17 For oean u • 1 CJrs . 't~i:o".'1 van. xlnl <Oncl'. Garden Grove •• 4tl-331• •• u I' D , .. ' HURRY.! 18135 BEACH BLVD. 11"'1NGTON WCH •• .• vw. illlOCi ..... I nco n-.,.ercury I ILVD ""A ~ "10 -AJAJFU -Gardon 1lme •• -----iiiiiiiii' lllllii!mi~!mllillillli.....,....iiiiiiiiii•l_!c...~~tu~,~---~ I 6l6-2tao 842-~Blo.sio-0442 ' I ' . CADILLAC CADILLAC -------.... --'70 CADILLAC Coupe 0. VIiie VInyt toP. cloth or le.o ther tn- Udor, AM·FM stereo radio, p:iwet" door loclcr, tilt·tele -· twOl1ht ,...11na1. , (669AGB) (40SAZY! YOUR CHOICE $4777 HABERS Cadillac A\J'IUORIZED DciLER _, HARBOR BL., <Dm'A MESA '71 SEDAN DE VIL LE Cordovan brown with vinyl top and eord. leather tnttr- lor. Full poYi'er, factory air, tilt A tfte whttJ, po'lo\'er door Jock£, twiUghl sent., AM-FM stereo plu. sletta tape, t.e. tban u.~ local 1 owner n1iles. (372DFB) '66 Soden 4 Dr. H. T. Gold with gold tapestry Jn. l.e-rior trinl. F\tl1 ))O\\'et, 1ac- lory air, AM-FM, poY.'er door lock$, tllt·tele whttl. (SKUJ81) $1444 NABERS Cadillac NABERS Cadillac At.mro'RJZED DEALER 3'iOO HARBOR BL., AUTHORIZED DEALER 700 HARBOR BL.., COSTA MESA COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open Sunday '70 FLEET\VOOO El Dorado I fully equ.ip'd. Xlnl care. 23,000 mi. $5650. ~7545 or alt 6, 675-3723. 54().!1100 Clpon 5u\1day Sot().9100 Open Sunday "Howard'' where Aft )'OU.1 '~ EL DORADO, Loaded! Loit tomething? Find Jt, Local car. Orig. owner. place an ad! GU-$18'. $2100. * ~2 Autos, UMd 990 Autoo, Uaed 990 Autos, Used 990 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- NEW CAR TRADE-IN . SPECIALS '61 PONTIAC FllEllRD I YMt WI'"""'. VI. •Ilk frlnt., P'WW 11-'"" .. -ltrallef. radii, kf!H", wflll1 Wltl 11 ..... tlltkd t lut, wllMI Wftl'I, (XTJ J7J). SPtClal ti.ls .......... ,. Sl'-M. '71 LIORD PINTO 2000 Limo 0-flnlllt, 2000 CC ""llM, 4 5"fd, rldle, /IM!ff, WfllllWIJI tlret, tJnlld flll .. ....._. (I W.,.. •r1-IM!ly lt,.000 ftlllol W l -· ClllllDI IM toff """' -· (ltl 011) lztt'I '70 CHIYIOLIT MALllU $S "'"""· YI, ... lrlM., fld, ,,, C911d .. ,._ t1M11111, ,..., "'k"' ,..,., 11111...-, tlntld 111n. WlllM Wiii flrtt, try .. fllltt fllb fw .,.Illy lfMI llf'k•. Ull I L Y) ln.46 '70 0 1.DS TORONADO CUSTO M 1 y11r w1rr•11ty, VI, 111i.. tr•n1,, ftct. •Ir ewMI., P.S., P.8 ., P, WllMlltWll, P, ... fl, 1lerM AM/,,M, 11"1· l l•M. IT"·AISI $»N,. T~lt cir prked NS• Nlew K .. b' •lw 8DC1k. '70 LINCOLN CONTININTAL COUPI 1 ,..., Wlrrtllt)'. M ... 41111'1 1....-il .itt1 rntlctllf!I lllllltr, flct. •Ir aM., 11111 pow1r, AMJ•M Jt.rtt, 111ny1 nof 11111. , .. u. A fnlly wo11111rt.1 ear If 1 INIYllnct.i ~.I»' AKTI. MlH '6f LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK Ill I y11 r 11f•IT•nt'(. 1 o-. l'tet. •Ir collll., fwll powtr, AMfPM ''''"' ¥1nyl l'Olll, !1111. 111••· SJ!oWI tM lllMl1t If c1r1 11111 lftllnltMllCI. (41'" AOKJ w n '71 MllCUIY COU(i>AR HARDTOP l .,.., w11T1nly. Vt , '"'"'· trtn1., ll d . lfr collll .. ,._, 1tfff'l111, po-r ~rlkff,, rldl9. lltlhlf, 11111. •""' 119111 lll¥e llnllll wllll ••11t .,.,. 11tnY1 rffl IM lntfrlfr. I .. COT! ll!M EL DORADOS 8 to choose from. 1967 thri• 1971 '11 '70 EL DORADO J!yianOne ,.,idlwhl~ landau top/goid leathtt Interior. Full power, factory air, tiJ t- tele whff!:, AM-FM steftO radio, power door locks, twi.. light sent., cnlla! controt, power trunk lock. Sold & serviced by Nabtts. Leu than 19,cro ml1es, <2'J9917) '71 EL DORADO Virl)i top, leather interior, full power, fa ctory air, AM· FM radio, tilt·lele wheel., pcl'\\'tr door locks, cruiae oon. trot, local 1 owner. Very low miler. C439CZ[) '67 EL DORADO Factory air, padded roof, plush tun ~atbtt interior, fun piJWtt, tilt-te!e whffl, signal seeki ng radio, many deluxe ~xtras. Very low mileage & shows thAt ex· ceptioMJ care. (TUR.850> '69 EL DORADO AUTHORIZED DEALER 29X1 HARBOR BL., rosTAMESA 1969 CAMAJlO, oranae. Mint oond. See to apprec. Lott ol xtru.~. CHEVROLET '70 CHEV. KINGSWOOD STATION WAGON Atr, Rack. Power, HIJltRY! 310AGE. $2995 MacHoward '63 CHM STATION WAGON Mechanically Pf/rf~t inside cw:I out, Rent option to pur- chase U9 Drive Ol'l, $22.80 per mo. CRVl«l63) CONTINENTAL MOTORS BEST Buy. Excdlcnt con- dition, Silver Contintnl&I. Red leather. U99. 644-lts& '69 MARK Ill, Fully equlp'd, 5peed control, Stereo. New Pol)'l'lu tires, 557~9349 CORVAIR '65 -Auto.Radio. Xlnt, only 'f7 FORD T·Bird. FuU pow· er, fact. a.Ir. Blue Book price 11m . CUQGIJ!TI > $899 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC >ISO Harbor Blvd. al Fair Dr. C'Mt& Meia 5f6..*117 -SPECI AL VANS ~1N .. I 42,000 mi. $350. Sc:h~rer . 101 Sa h. B I 2100 Harbor Blvd. M5-04e6 I ;~;VETIE ===J~EE:.;_P::......== '65 Corvette, Am-J>'m, 2 tops. • 11peed. Original owner, 11200 644-0029. COUGAR FALCON JEEP "8Jld tires .l rims Complete set. $125 take• all. AJso used top & doonl, $2.5. 831>-1186 '&> Toyota Land Cruiser OSE , 649 $1245. JIM SI.EMONS IMPORTS, 2XIO South Main St., Santa Ana. SS7-M42. Autos, Uaed 990 Looking for Custom 2 Dr. H.T. Auto., P.S,, P.B., fact. air cond., bronze with belce vinyl top. (ADM 669) $3095 '70 ELECTRA 225 540-9100 Open Sunday Custom 4 Door hardtop. 2 to choose from. (689 ADL) C579 ADR). Full Power, factory air. THE INCOMPAUILI UTI LINll 25 hot to 21 .... Ut1 Lin1r toot 111ywhor1, 1ny tim1 of yo1 r. It 11 1n1nuf1cturod Jn Silt L1k1 City incl t11t1cl ill th• l l'IOWy•pt•k·IO- cl111rt ffmpor1turo1 1ncf t•rr1in of tho mor.1nto ln W11t. THI PAIULOUS PACloAIROW' 11· .. 20·-22· &: 24' ...... "''°" "-U"I + TAX UC. "THI IALIOA llOTOll Ho11r Tlio l i lt.•• 11 "ullt llv J,,.,,,. M1ri11-. Mllff1t •f tlt.o Motl ttl'lew11 ... •Ml ,.. tf114elN llM of o<••• 1tc111t ••II ndih t. tM w•rW. • ' • ""' 11 ..... _ ,__ °" - Cail 642-5678 &: &.w ! A new eoneopt In tho purchase & ront•I of lt•dlng motor homH .....• * FREE INDOOR STORAGE With Your Purch11• -Li1nlt1cf Tim• Offor * RENT BACK PROGRAM * FREE MOTOR HOME SHOW for Your Comfort I Con111nionco All M•tor Ho m11 ARE ON DISPLAY INDOORS * WE DEAL ONLY IN MOTOR HOMES Lt t us h1lp you with your MOTOR HOM E nooil1 •• , If your n1ocl1 oro for p1r•o111I pl111ur1, in1111trn 1nt, or for t1x d1oltor, w1 1r6' prtp1r1d te t l110 tho pro· f111ion1I 1cl11ic1 you o:w:p•ct, A Motor Home is a Great Investment. e IN TOGETH ERNESS -A w1c1tion htf1'11 ol'I who1k by t ho 111, In th1 rn ou11t1ins, clo1ort ., 01tywh1r1 • AS A IUSINESS -R•nt It eut ........ ·u ... ," y1 u with tho dot1i11 e · AS A MOTO R HOME CLUI with 011ecit ... We •Ito RENT MOTO R HOMES -Re11rwe .,.urs NOW for Sprint ~114 Surnmo' V1cttie1t •• , slo•p• aM feM1 6-1 0 comf•rt•l.Jy. A11y"6y ao11 4ri~ o"'' l1C/r.ea.m2 OP•ll M itt M"'-.,. 1ft. (,...., ........ ..,...., 1411 SOUTH VILLAGE WAY IA!ITA AMA. CALlllCllNIA tam $3995 '70 BUICK WAGON COBRA 70 ...... $1925 Sport wagon. Factory A.Ir, Gold with all vinyl inter- ior. Only 25,000 miles. (738 AEQl Torino VS, "429", Low miles. $2795 ESTATE SALE : '64 Chev Sta Wag, good she.~. $400. * 83()..4727 • CONTINENTAL Pwr. steer, pwr. b~, auto. trans., radio, htr., new wsw tires, tach. Many ex- tras. See to •PPttciate. (425AK.J l '69 ELECTRA Custom 2 Door hardtop. Full Power, Fact. Air. An- tique gold with beige vinyl top. (YOB 390) NABERS CADILLAC 1971 Mark Ill A~o=~'i.f:"R Cpe. $7222 54().!IJOO rosTA ~.:'Sunday wm! ELECTRIC SUNROOF FACTORY * '71 FORDS * Am mNDm ONING G.il.\XJFS • MUSrANGS Padded top, ful.I leather in-~ ' · TOt.lNOS lerior, dual comfort ge&ts, !HERTZ CORP. croiae c:ontrot. door toe~. 221 ·w. Kat!fla, Anaheim stereo, tilt steering, all pow. (714) na.4050 er Xtrar. Very few careful i 1A;:--;;===--=,-..,=""""= miles. Showroom mm! w FORD 2 Dr H.T., RAH, {508CBJ) standard trans. i 12 5 . NABERS Cadillac 646-7812 AUTHORIZED DEALER '68 LTD, !act air cond. 1 1Jj()() HARBOR BL., Ownr car. lmmac. 833-1220 COSJ'A ME.SA day or eves. 540-9100 Open SUnday '66 F AIRI..AINE 500 2 door '70 LINCOLN han! "'•· 1375· * 67f>.-0468 * CONTINENTAL $2995 '70 RIVIERA Ugbt blue with w~ vin- yl top, full power, factoey air. (238 AGOJ $3B95 Selection? If you ire looking for THAT eirceptlon1l 1uto- mobile, come in ind look around. We may hive YOUR car. '69 CHM IMPALA 4 door. White with black in· terior , vi~ roof, elegant, exttUtive driw n. 466AKU. $3995 1966 ECONOLINE supervan, litick, 6 cyl. $695. 213: 43.1-6535 days; 962;4035 aft 7 I 4-Door hardtop. Morocc:o pm. brawn with belge vinyl ·n FORD Ranchero GT, air, roof, factory air. (2844 ) .Ma.cHoward 139-960() °" sn--06li! Corner lit &: Harbor Santa Ana AM/FM. Excel cond. Priv. $2195 ply. 13,350. 61M521. Lllre to trade?-Our Trader'1 Paradise column ii: tor YoU ! 5 lines, 5 daYt for S buckl. Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 '69 IMPERIAL LE BAROlt ;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;;;-. j 4 Dr. hardtop. Full powf!r, NO PROBLEM AT HOLIDAY s;' No C rod ii Needed """' No Co-S igners s;' No Sida Loons Y" Bankruptcy' OK Y" State Aid OK "' Short Time On Job OK ND SPECIAC DOWN REQUIRED '64 Chevy Impala Conv, V-8, Air Cond, (86913) $295 '64 Ford Auto Trana. Radio, Hea t- er, Power Steerin&, Ai Com!. (YP5192) $395 '66 YW Fastback ' Spd, Radio, Heater. (SUD292) $495 '65 Lincoln run Power. hclory Air (MKW24&) $595 '61 Cadillac Full Power, Factory Atr (IGC831) $295 '64 Pontiac GTD V.S, Stick (0UA922) $395 '64 Mere. Monterey 2 Dr Hardtop, Auto Tl'l.ns. Power Steerlna. Factory Air, (01V918) $495 '67 Dodge Dart V.S, Au~ Trana, Powor Sl<o!rlnir. Alr <ond. ('!VA· 111) . $595 OVER 60 CARS ' IN STOCK HOLIDAY USED CARS "71 0. .... Gre,,. llYll. e 5J4.7'31 I fact. air, Mist green with green vinyl top. Loaded. (YPS 562) $3395 '71 CHMDLET Nava. Spt. Cpe, 6 cyl., automatic, radio, heater. (887 CTOI $2195 '70 OLDS 98 Luxury 4 dr. H.T. run power, tact. air. (097 CBR> $3995 '66 FORD Falcon Future. Spt. Cpe. Automatic. radio, heater. (ZVH 130! $995 PRICE? All con priced •I or below current market prlcH. Plus 1pocl1I high 1llow1nc1 wlll be m1d1 for your prtHnt auto- mobile. BAUER BUICK IN COSTA MESA 234 I. 17th Stroot Ma.7765 DAJLY l'llOT, --.. l~ I __ .. 1§1 I ·-·-·I§] I A_ .... 1§1 1 --1§11 __ ... Autoo, U... ftO Auto., U... ' MERCURY MUSTANG ,,., Aolloo, UtM OLDSMOllLl '70 MERCURY ''5 MUSTANQ '70 TORONADO '70 Pentlac L• Men• Cl!«. H.T. Cpe, Low mllo-MAR""UI$ O~y 43,000 mllu. A ,,....,,.,.,00010llol; l.o4d· .,,, 1 .. -. Ao.,..&11<. T VI, &UIOm.t.tk:, JIOWft' .te!tl'-Id, tliA.DY powtr lltetrbw A braket, COLONY PARK ins. '°"'" -· tae1ory $3695 '""'°"' air, radio, htat.r. JO PA!S STATION WAGON. &Ir. AM·f'M radio, wllllt w:rw, vio>t <op • budMl Air. 1111t ........ ,,.,..., wa11 u ..... wi .. -"""· MacHowarcl -"· '"""> '61 Ponllac Lo Mon• Vlnyt ""· v!"'1 lnlvlor, v' au-U.. ..... htato•. -""rlns • -·· 1-etory air candrtionln1, white watt tim. CVVG7'IOJ $1555 loonse J>UI ,.,,, el<. 188-en. 1 owner JmmaClllot. $2888 Af'X. , automobllt1 (NDn«l> 13f.t800 or '31.oa $3795 NAll!RS Cacllllac • °""'' 1tt " H.-N '"IEltS Cardlllac NAIERS Cadillac M H AtmfORIZED DEALEI\ Santa Ana ~ Al.miORJZED DEALER ac 0Wat'd l!n> HARBOR BL., '87 OLDS CUtt .... j\jjJ pow. Atm!ORIZED DEALER '800 HARBOR BI., 139-9'00 or t'M-.. COSTA MESA er, I.act. &Jr. low mllel. mt HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA ~~ 511).aJIJO ~ •.~. <TYmO) 8'"· 8aok prt-OOSTA MESA IMl>1!10ll <lp<o Suncla" Corntir 1st 4 Harber .... .,.,n Ql.lui ... y Sl9'0. -... 541)..'1.00 Open SUnday 1 Santa Ana *'16 MUSTANG, V-1, auto. ._1._ "'9 Grand Prix, 1',uli pwr., ,,, MERC-._ ...... --tran1., P/S, R/H, ~· dl1e ,. •77 .. LE MANS Cpe, Automa-tact. air, tilt whl ., P-wln-• """'RQUIS briu. heavy duty shockl. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Uc. tact. a.it, t&lldau root. dow1 « ... ts. ta<.t. tap• 4 Dr. H.T: "lnyt top, full Loaded w/extraf, $1000./bl't 3'81) Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. ~Book) Price $1tt35. deck. Rally wtda. Bille Book ,,., 'M CATALINA 4 dr, PIS, PIS, air contl, very clton. 11!<15. 6THT2I RA MILER '66 Rambler American J Dr Hardtop. I eyl, Auto Trani, Immaculate, Ren! option to purcbuf S5t DriW out, '32.80 per mo. fSPHI.21) CONTINENTAL MOTORS 847-3842 ::;-• faclf alt, tilt ortrr. 673-7746 unut 9 pm. bott. Meu 5f!M011 \"""£"......, $l3'9 Price S2936. 1972BHL) ka1 i :.,c;;:, ca"': !~1~~~l *SUPER SH'"R"* '6SCUttau4CIH.T., -.!., DAVE ROSS PONT IAC $U" & '61ey1."=.~ ;,o,;'.;,. N &IERS C · ~-.. lac air, atereo, pl• p/b, . OAVE ROSS PONTIAC .. adlllac '65 MUST ANG adj for ,.., ..... 1 ;,,..,,.,. --mv<1 .• , Fafr Dr, """Harl>or Blvd. •t Fair Dr. 1--~·="~-,=-.9.105==-·-- AU11iORIZED DEAi.ER U>aded • 615-"81 ..._ 111 ... book iuo. 645-"'3 0.ta M-5'&<0Jl Coeta Meo 546-IOIT T•llRD 2n> HARBOR BL 1 1971 MUSTANGS ,66 TORONADO Xl t nd 'Ei6 CUSTM Pontiac 2-dr '69 CATALINA h.L, aulo, COSTA MESA . . . ' n co ' aedan. Auto VI Air P S PIS, PIB, air, Ventun 54f)..9'10o Open &i~ HERTZ CORP. Michelin tire•, Sll50 • PIB, Xln't dond.' $000: tr1n1, Xlnt cone!. J1ave co.I 1969 T·BIRD -MERC -W Katell •--•·Im 642-3686. 67>-l!W9 car now. Best ()ffu takes, ~ . Marqul• 4 dr. H.T ~ · a. ~~·~ f'LY UTH NI ~r. fa ct. air. (YoN (714) 7n..4050 MO BEAUTIFUL low ml. '66 LP Pri. pty. 6'>2855. runy equipped, factory air, 51') Blue Book price $2990. '66 MUSTANG, economical 6 Mans Sprint with radial '65 GRANO Prix, All p<>Yiler vln;1 top, new tires, tow OAVI! R~~7S99PONTIAC cyl. R/h, W·W. ·72 Lie. Well '69 Valiant =~· ~~c; at low Blue Ir.air, Xlnt rond. $550. mll~ge.$2,500.Cali54f.-l367. nWnt&i~. $725. Pvt pty. ** 847-6824 ** :u80 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. 540-1797. Runa good, Blue with wflHe Autos, Pt1w 980 Autos, New 980 Auto1, New ------ Costa Mesa 546-8017 ~M'°'u'=ST'°'AN"'-'G~.6~9~t;-,-.-n"7d-.·.1 vinyl top. 2 Door. s cytlnder!r=======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;::;i;i;i;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;j '67 MONTCLAIR Yellow, black vinyl top. automatic, radio, heater. 2 !loo H Orig owner. Clean. Loaded. <YBA754) $1295. dtr. a1r1 r .T. Dir. V.Top., Air Waldrop 540-5164, Cond. AM/FM. Loaded. Lit· $1800. 675--0430. tie old bank.,..., ,.,., (YOB-J'°"!l66"""'M.,.-,-'·--°"V"-S,.---,t-,.-. 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury III. '-"' us .... 15, 'au o, air, n-dlo he PS PB 150 049) Cali 546-8736 alt 10 -p/1. vinyl top, wide ()vals, ,.... • ater, • • $ 494-6811. atrreo tape deck. $850 or 01• below wholesale blu• book 1971 MERCURY !er. 644-1428. $!1'.ll. 5$-2625. STATION WAGONS • '87 MUSTANG Fa!fl>e.ck '66 VALIANT Stand"" <. 2 HERTZ CORI'. 36,00ll mi. AT/PS, $1100. dr. Good cood. 1 owner. %ll W. KatelJA, Anaheim * 54.5-4965 * $600. 494-2335 eves. (714) nl-4050 'M MUSTANG, eamomical 6 '!II MONTEGO Lei · cl cyL, Rm, crui5e'-O-matic, '!II HEMI Rdrun!M!r Headen:, map, 4 lpd I: xtru $1,600 ~3-1493 alt 6:30 pm. All pov.·l!'r, .AM/~~. ':~ .. j '72 lie. Pvt. pt)'. 545-12.Tl. OLDSMOBILE , __ ,._o_N_Tl_A_c __ ll '62 F·85 v.s . Good I '71 PONTIAC Aqua. $1850. or best ()Utr. Ph: 549-3132 '58 MERC Mon~y. 2 Or. $75. Motor, lo'ftl' Sood. body needs minor worJc. 5404376. 1ra.._..tion. ~ cash. ESPRIT Call 5.16-4003. Autos, Used 990 Autos, UHd 990 'B9S '66 '69---=-ope=-L ~RALc-=LEY.,--.,---$1 -49-5 4 Sp•••· ll•cli•, H••••r. On ly 21 ,000 '"il11. IZVD 690l i . 71 -.;;: BRAND ~EW 1972 VEGA .. ~~~~ $1999 4 spN'(I, air, vinyl SharpPst m wwn. 8900 mil- es. 832PCD. $3295 MacHowatd 839-9600 or 53J.06(11 Corner lst &. Harbor Senta Ana '61 cm H.T. Cpe. Vinyl f'f'd.., full pwr., factory air. very low miles. Blue Book Pritt $1465. (2471TIZ1254CM) $7H DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '.M80 Harbor Bivd. at Fair Dr. Costa Mesa 546-8017 '70 nREBIRD FORMULA 400. A/C, vin. roor. 16M mi's, 4 yr tact warr. $33 Finn. 496-2500. '61 LE MANS, P/B, PIS, air, vtnyl top. 40,000 miler11. New tire!. Clean. 545-6676. "9J F1REBIRO 450. Auto., air cond., custom trlm. (373- CAO) $23H I DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr. Costa Me8& 5*-8017 BEAtrl'IFUL low mi '66 Le Man1 Sprint with radial ti.res. Sacrifice 1t low Blue Book. 494-9642. '69 PONTIAC Grand Prix. Full pov.-er, &lr, AMlt'M, Cruiae control. 13100. :;48.512i DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD ON THE PURCHASE Of A NEW CAR GOOD · SELECTION OF NEW 1972 FORDS • • • • AT '71 FROZEN PRICES ~ No. 144102. ~ LEASING ' Take Valley View Off Ramp From Freeway! All MAKES & . MODELS TllE COMPLETE AUTOllOTIYE CENTER AND NEW 72 lllPALA No.118918 $3499 - .,, conlNA r .,, CHIVRO...,. I w..-. ,. °'""" •"'9. WAOOH, A1,1t1o. t1tr11.. tr-y ,...., ;:::--¥'*· OCTH· 1tttr~ rad'\, l!Mttt, tVTD s125 I s1095 ''1 NOYA '66 MUITAN• Alm. tr1nt., V ... ,... tTYW 1'~1 .,. .ttor .• Ylnrt ft'!'· I $1095 ...... I ,,._, rHlo. • ..,. 11111111 BRAND NEW 72 TRUCK No.110881 .$2599' '6f ¥CM.DW••IN 'It CHmOLIT lM "'9'· AVflt, tr•,.,, ~ TOH l"ktvp. V.._ N411e. """'· (1 .. ...... ,..i., {...Cl ""'s109s $2295 '67 CHIV. YAN ;j' CAMA•O , : ,,, '°"'" v..a. v.a. •• ....,..,, rlllo. ""' ltrlk•, ,,..., .... .tllrt Nlf, llUI Mrtt1t. 1Q11Nr1 '4) ' WI DO~'T CAii WHll YOU SUNSET IOUGHT TOUR CAI . FORD WI WOULD LIKI TO SllVICI IT CALLUINOWll •HOlll SS7·ft2e INST AllT CRIDIT , .. _A•l'llU IAWIY°'!lllH' 1.IYtU .. _ioC-l.IYtU .. -•,_i- 2. •.,. ... .....,"' ,._. 4. If ytu Mw1 lltrf1 er RI (S' Cflllit I' m•mn••••t·mwae_"'_• . IUtrtl .. 1 DrM ..... ,~ .... .,,... ...... BRAND NEW '72 DODGE TRUCK " l ..... wilt!"""' i.n....,, heeltr.171l'M .. ~ ~ ""-!""' l9f'011. lul .,...,. ...... _h_h..,....,Dl IA1:1'5S16S6l $22889~ P•ICE ·11" ........... 111~ ........ ,.,.. ... 1,.._li(..,,1. 4 ,.,..,.. ......... -· ......... ,. -Do!trniol ......... ,..;.. ••21 ......... ·-NNJM *-"'""' ltATt ""'"' I l ... >¥ilti w,4 1MM11 .... ..,~ ••· 111ll' ,,1, wlll4tllhl;.. •sher&. .............. .,.... '"'" + '!!l!Ch lllltlh ''"''· M17CV.ltJMt $228Att u,11(1 I TAKE YOUR CHOICE '71 VEGA '71 COLT AUfo tran1,rtd10,h1a11r,l1ndo11. IMMEDIATE ~~wilt!• ~ll!IJ~~· "-• ..:..../ • • ...&.:. _. ... 11'1', tt .. ""'·-¥-..... ·~ 1eors. '"''' lllflflOI', .,....,,. fllotioll. rtdininl :at MOit. 11111'11 ""'"' • '""" ..... '""" DELIVERY _....,,~, ... ,, ........ 14111lUl15990 fllOl't. low rniltoft. 9'.JlfK '69 FORD GALAXlllGO I Dr. M,T, v.a aitt, 1nn1. fltlory •Ir' ........ ,...., ""''"",..,,,.. ......... ,. IMottr. VllH73 $9882t~I Off II '70BUICK OPEN 9lMto10PM 7DAYS A WEEK '70Charger '71 PLYM. • .. . ' • • ' • , -·--· COST A MESA SADDLE BACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF JANUARY 15 • JANUARY 21 < •1 DkkWlllOll WIUJON FORD ----HHtlaPNa Beac Le&ve It to the Scotch to come up with a good idea on "saving,." Only In this case, the saving could n!9.lly be sub- stantial . . . <"Ven your life could depend upon it. It seems that the Inventive brains of some students at Gia.scow Unl- versity have created an audio/ instrument panel. Unlike the conventional wa.rnln& Ughts or buzzers on most cars, the Scot- tish gadget features a prere- corded message that loudly proclaims ... "You Are Break- ing The Speed l.Jmlt" when you surpass the legal limit. Other taped messages include such good advice as ... "Your OU Pressure Ia l"allinr. or, You Are Running Out Of Fuel." That sourds like a great idea (no pun intended). We assume you don't 'have ore of these out- standing devices on your car at present and that you must rely on the old way, jruages. buzzers and warning li,ghu. u so, remember one very impor- tant thing . . . when you do need automobile maintainance, take your car to professionals. Here as Wilson Ford Sales ln HuntJngton Beach we have one of the finest service de- partments available anywhere. Our factory trained service personnel are totally equipped to provide you and your car with the most knowledgable service utUfzfng the most mod- ern equipment available fn the industry. So remember ... a stitch in time saves nine ... or some- thing like that. Whatever don't pot off a warning veey Jong. THE DAILY f'ILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY ts, 1972 DICK WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... DICK WILSON SAYS: •72•1 ARE ARRIVING BY THE . TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I ! HUGE DIS. . COUNTS ·oN ALL REMAINING 1971 's I ! Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On Sale! BRAND NEW IMMEDIATE DEUYERY -~~~ $65 TOTAL DOWN PYMT. S65 TOTAL MONTHLY ' "MT. 36 MONTHS 05 ls the totel clow11 p•ymelft encl $65 is the fot•f Mofttflly P•YMent iftc:h1cllft9 •••· '7l license ucl •II finuce ch•r9es Oft •Pftro .. cl credit for )6 moftths. Defcrrecl P•YfltHt price is $2405.00 iftcluclln9 •II fin•nce cher9H, teH1, ·n licen1e or if you prefer to p•y cHh, the full c:Hh price 11 only $2051.U inclucli"t 11les tu, '72 liceftae A.P.a. I O.M 't.. 971 ' FORD MOYE·EM·OUT SALE NOW ON · AT WILSON FORD JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD) HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-6611 ' !!~ft~~='::.. lHs ~:::.~~:.~!~~S p.-.. 592•5511 7 Dey' MON. 7:H •·•· te 1:10 p.-. - f;~~ ;. 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 6:30 7:30 8:30 10:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:00 10:00 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:30 9:00 11:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:15 11 :30 SUNDAY, JANUARY 16 9:00 1J ()) I sJlsllt I A Man Named Lombardi Program about the late Vince Lombardi, who became the winningest coach in pro fessional football. George C. Scott narrates. 10:001J ())I s'*cilLI Pro Football, Pottstown, Pa. lnsrde story of minor league football from the viewpoint of three football per· sonahties. 2:00 (6) NBA Basketball New York at Houston. 11:001 m Super Bowl Football The AFC·NFC Champ1onsh1p. 3:00 · Brng Crosby Pro-Am Golf Finals of the $175,000 tourna ment are telecast hve from Pebble Beach, California. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 8:00 IP) Boxing From the Olympic FRIDAY, JANUARY 21 11:30 0 UCLA Basketball Tape delay of Bruins vs. Santa Clara Bron· cos game. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 12:00 B High School Basketball Game of the Week 1:00 . Ci) College Basketball '72 Long Beach State vs. Loyola from Chicago Stadium. 1:30 0 NHL Hockey Highlights m Dodger Mln1·Speclal This ftrst program of eight Mtni Specials will recap the highlights of last season's games. Tom Kelly hosts. 2:00 O !lg) Dean Martin Tucson Open Golf Live coverage from Tue· son's National Golf Club. 2:30 0 Pacific 8 Basketball Oregon State Beavers vs. Washington Cougars. 3:00 ft CBS Golf Classic Julius Boros and Don January compete with Sam Snead and J . C Snead at the Firestone Country Club rn Akron, Ohro. 3:301 Pro Bowlers Tour 5:00 {I) (1) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports 6:00 · Box de Mexico 7:00 Lakers Basketball L.A. Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns at Phoenix. 9:30 Saturday Night Fights 11:00 UCLA Basketball Tape delay of Bruins/Denver game. SUNDAY, JANUARY 16 6:00 5 (C) "An Eye for en Er•" (western) '66--Robert Lansing 6:30 11 "Ledy •nd the Monster' (mystery) '44-Eric Von Stroheim 7:30 9 (C) "A Girl N•med Temlko" (drama) '63-Laurence Harvey 8:00 2 8 (C) "The Brldse on the River Kwal" Part I (R) (drama) '5 7 5 "The Blue D1hll1" (mystery) '46-Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake 9:00 7 3 6 (C) "In Harm'' Wey" Part I (drama) '65 -John Wayne MONDAY, JANUARY 17 6:30 7 "·30." (drama) '59-Jack Webb, Wilham Conrad 7:30 5 (C) "An Eye for 1n Eye" (western) '66 -Robert Lansing 9 "Action In the North Atlantic" (adventurf') '43 -Humphrey Bogart 9:00 7 3 6 (C) "In Hum'' Way" Conclusion (drama) '65 -John Wayne 10:00 9 "Sn•ke Pit" (drama> '48-Ohv1a de Hav1lland, Mark Stevens TUESDAY, JANUARY 18 6:30 7 IC) "In Like Fhnt" P.Jrt I (comedy) '67-James Coburn, Lee J Cobb. 7:30 5 (Cl "An Eye for en Eye" fwe,ternl '66 -Robert Lansing 9 (C) "Berlin Aff1lr'' (drama) 'JO-Darren McGavon, Claude Dauphin 8:30 7 (C) "Getting Awey From It All" <comedy) '71-Larry Hagman 10:00 9 (C) "Buff•IO 8 111" (western) '44-Joel McCrea. Linda Darnell 11:30 5 "Man In a Cocked Hat" (comedy) '60--Peter Sellers Terry Thomas 7 (C) "The Underwater City'' (drama) '62 -Wilham Lundogan WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 6:30 7 (C) "In Liiie Flint" Conclusion (comedy) '67-Jdmes Coburn 7:30 5 (Cl "An Eye for en Eye" CwMtern) '66 -Roberl Lansing 9 (Cl "Donovan's Reef" ccomedyl '63-Jo"n Wayne Dorothy Lamour 8:00 11 "On the Weterfront" (dr,.ma) '54-Marlon Brando Eva Marie Saint 10:00 9 (C) "The Avens•r'' (adventure) '64-Steve Reeves THURSDAY JANUARY 20 6:30 7 (C) ''T1r1S Bulba" Part I (adventure! '62-Tony Curtis, Yul Brynner 7:30 5 (C) "An Eye for •n Eye" (western! '66 -Robert Lansing 9 (C) "The Big Show" !dram"') '61-Esther Williams, Cliff Robertson 9:00 2 8 (C) "Chuka" (Rl (western) '67-Rod Taylor, Ernest Borgn1ne 10:00 9 (C) "The Lut Ch11n1te" (adventure) '64 Tony Rus'!l.el. Haya Harareet 11:30 5 "The lmportlnce of Bein~ E<irnest" (cnme<fy) '53-Michael RedRrave FRIDAY, JANUARY ?l 6:30 7 (C) "Tu•s Bulb•" Cnrctu-sion (adventure) '62-Yul Brynner 7:30 5 (C) "An Eye for •n Eye" lwe~l ern) '66 -Robert Lans1ns 9 (C) "Arrowhead" (wl'~tf'rnl ''i3 Charlton Heston. Jack Palance 8:30 4 10 (C) "Return of the Seven" (we'~lernl '6&-Yul Brynner 9:00 2 0 (C) "Somethlnc Evll" Csusprn5e) '71 -Sandy Dennis 11:00 9 (C) "Voyage to Dinger" 1 .. d11enturel '62-John Hansen. Kann Baal SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 7:30 9 ''The Nl&ht of the Hunter'' (suspenst'l '55-Robe'rt Mitchum 8:00 11 "The Court·M•l11•1 of Biiiy Mltchell" (drama) '55-Gary Cooper 8:30 7 3 6 (C) "Th• People" (drama) '71-Kim Darbv. W1ll1a~ Sh.Jtner 9:00 4 10 (C) "The Russians Are Comin•, The Russians Are Coming" 11 :00 9 "No Survivors, Ple1u" and "The Hideous Sun Demon" 11:15 2 (C) "Comp1nlon• In Nl•htm•re" <drama) '67-Melvvn Doualas 11:30 4 (C) "Perriah" (drama> '61-Troy Donahue Claudette Colbert 7 (C) "A Farewell to Arms" Cdramal '57-Jenmfer Jones. Rock Hudson \ \ ' THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JANUARY l!S, 1972 ORDER ~{ YOURS TODAY! _______ _, 1000 Beautiful Stick-on LABELS Personalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For Yourself or a Friend May be used Of\ envetol>fl as return eddreu labels Also very hari<ly as ldc::1tllicat1on labels for markl"9 p..-son11t Items sucll 11s books, records, phol~. etc. L•Mls stick Of\ otan .ind mar be uud tor marklno llomc: cannt'd food Items. All labels arc prlnlcd wilh stylish VQ\1Vt' type on l11•e quollty white oummeo PllPtf' r----~1;::,:-,::-P0::1;-.::::::;:;:;:;----1 I Pilot Printing L•btl Div., P.O. 8"X IS&O I CoU• MtH. C•lil '1424 I I I I I I I t I I I I I : PILOT PRINTING : L-----------------------~ , ~ , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , . . . BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! VISR' THE AIL NEW LEASE CENTER AT ORANGE COUNTY'S NO. I LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER. Ultra modern, streamlined methods now save you extra money and give you greater maintenance protection than ever before. WE LEASE ALL POPULAR MAKES 7 DAYS A WEEKI BRING US YOUR BEST OFFER BEFORE YOU DECIDEI SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCURY 1301 N . TUSTIN AVE. SANTA ANA 54 7 -9183 "II, ,,.,.,., 1111· } .. ,,, /.,, '" Page 3 MOHN INC. 6:00 fJ (j) 5'1nrt. s.mester (1j Rul Est•te Wtd .. f n 6:25 O Eduution Exdl1n1e 6:30 fJ OdpMr Cl) Eduettlonal F"tures 0 Atro11 tht Fen« Mon.; Maklna Most of Maturity Tuu: Davey and Goliath Wed.; Parent Youth Foruin Thurs.; Youd\ •nd the luuea Fri. Consumer Tues ; Your Government Tod1y Wed.; Reconcill•tlon Thurs.; hdertl Executive Bo•rd Fri ED Features (D Buy-Line 10:30 II (IJ Love of Life 0 ®) m Hollywood Squares 0 Virrini1 Grthlm Show (6) Phil Donahue Show 6) News (D Just Roothy ®l Tod•y on the Ferm 11:00 fJ Cl) Where the Heart Is m Frontiers of freedom Mon.: In-Q @) m Jeopardy dustrial Arts Tues.: Friends Around D m 6allopin1 Gourmet tha Wor1d Wed.; To Be ~nnounced ID Travel Shows Thurs.; Campus Profile Fri. ED The Electric Company 6:45 fE Commodity Report 7:00 fJ O Cl) News 0 g;, Today Show Frank McGee 0 Banana Splits (}Q) Cartoons m Thunderbirds IE) Bozo's Blf Top Show fl) Martet ()ptnlnf Etl (i;) Seuint StrMt 7:30 Banana Spllb O History of Alt Q Petticoat Jun<tlon m Dennis tht Menace IE) Hobo Kelt, El) Stodl Market Cover11e 8:00 fJ Capt.In Kln11roo (i) Cartoon. fJ Ralph Story's A.M. (f) Sunup Mel Knoepp (Jg) Today Show m Tht Flrtna Nun ~ Classroom Instructional TV ED H1thayoa1 Kathleen Hitchcock ffl 801o's Blf Top Show 8:30 (6) Coffee Bru•/Children's Tuch· er OJad Lt Linne m Haul IE)&umby ED Ft1tuf'H Tues , Wed. m Nns Victoria James 9:001J Tii. Lucy Show 0 m Dinah's Place (1) Jtck Lt lune Miiie Dou11u 0 News Fernando Del Rio m Movie: See Daytime Mov~s ID Uncle Watdo Eil) Suame Slrtet 9:30 II Mr Thm Sons flrorrams wtll be sub)tct to china• Thursdq for cover11• (9:30 AM) of Prt.sldent Nlxon'a State of the Union 11:15 m Oper1tlon lirandparenh Tues ; Adoption Serment Thurs. 11:20 ID h shions In Sewing 11:30 0 (J) Se•rth for Tomorrow 0 ®) m Who, What, Where Game 0 Hi&hway P1trol D rn@ m Thlt Girt m let's Rip IE) News CW Snamt Street A F r l n N () () 'J 12:00 II P1ul Berntrd~iychlatrlst 0 m Three on a Match D C1rtoon Time D rn@ m Bewltchtd (i)@)mNews ID Crafts Mon ; Consumer's World Toes., Thurs ; Quest for Adventure Wed.; As• Conrres.s Fri ED Features 12:15 ID Stretch ind Stw Wed 12:25 m Hiih Noon Buffoons 12:30 0 00 As tM World Turns 0 O m Dtys of Our Uves 0 Movie Gtme D rn@ m Pusword 0 Buter Wud News ID Dialinr for Dollan 1 :00 8 Love Is 1 Many Splendored Thinr 0 (19) m The Doctors O Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ I Love Lucy 00 Where the Httrt Is D rn m All My Children 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. ._m_em_re_. ________ __,1 1:30 IJ li) The Guidin1 Uaht 0 ()9) ED Another World 0 ®) m Concenlrtlion CI> Vlrclnia Crah1m Show 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies D Tempo Re1is Philbin ID RomPtr Room 10:00 IJ Ftmlly Aff•lr (i) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 a;, S.lt of the Century 0 The Gallery IE) World Talk Mon ; Report to the D rn 00 m let's M1•e a Deal ID Fashions in Sewinf EE Commodity Report ~ 39-TV News 1:40 ID Oi1linr for Dollars 2:00 8 00 Secret Storm Q ®) m Briaht flromlse fJ @ (j) fm Newlywed Gtme IE) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 9 It's Your Bet 2:30 IJ Edee of Ni1ht 0 @) m Somerset 0 CV (i) m Dttinc Game 9Unde Wtldo 3:00 fJ Gomer Pyle 0 It's Your Bet 0 Cartoon Tlme 0 @@ al Cener1I Hospital (i) (iQ) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Fun Tlme m Tennessee T11Xedo IE) ~ Roc•y and Friends m Clnem1 36 3:30 IJ Mr. Ed 0 Mike Douglas O Se• Hunt @ Luve It to Be1ver 0 (3) m One life to Live O Couraeeous C.t/Sports Club m Yori ind Friends IE) Peter Pot.mus ~ Romper Room 3:45 @!)la Comunldad al 011 4:00 8 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 The Riflem1n (i) Tman 0 (1) (D Love American Style O B1n1na Splits m Cartoons l!J Maailla Gorilla Eil) (}j) Seume Street @!) Toplco.s Mon.; Calendtrio Thurs. Qj The Bir Valley 4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 hther Knows Best 0 News Bentl, Schubeck D The Lone Ranier m My Favorite Martian ID Gentle Ben @!)la flmilit Rufino Mon . Tues . Wed.; Rel1mp1ro Thurs .. Fri. m Observttion 36 mi Futures aJ Bozo's Bia Top Show 5:00 tJ 0 00@) (D Ne'" CJ) Felony Squid 0 Didi Vin Dyke m The Flintstones IE The Munsten Eil) (Ul Misterorers' Neirhborhood @!) Del Altar 11 11 Tumba a;, Detth Valley Dtys ~ The Movie 61me miu Amo 5:30 0 Flther Knows Best 00 The Rifleman 0 Ci)(DHews D Get Sm1rt liO) News Mon lhru Fri.; Assirnment Fri m Dennis the Mentce 1!J ~ Gllllr1n's lsl1nd Eil) S The Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Ttlk mi N1ttch1 !;ATURDAY JANUARY 15 EVENING S:OO O Focus 0 The Rlllem1n 0 <IJ @.) fm ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports The International Grand Prl~ Moto·Cross Motorcycle Champion ships from Carlsbad, Cahl., the In ternational Ski Jumping Champion ship from Garmisch, Germa ny, and a special Super Bowl preview with Frank Gifford and Howard Cossell are featured 0 Flipper liQ) News m Movie Gruts: "Edw.,d, My Son'' (drama) '49-Spencer Tracy, Deb orah Kerr, Ian Hunter IE) Star Trek Eil) Tht Advocates m Gamer Ted Armstron1 ~Bodor mi Muslca y C.nciones l1tinas 5:30 O (j) (1j Hews 0 Movie: "Nieht Monster" (mys tery) '42-Bela Lugosi, Irene Hervey. 0 C.ndid C.mera m Eda•· of Eternity 6:001J 0 a;, News 6 The Rul Don steele Show l.Q) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tri1I Run" (drama) '68-leslie Nielsen, James Franciscus. IE) Br1cken's Wor1d fll) Americtn Dream Machine al Box de Mexico ~ S.fari to Adventure mi Secuestro en el Cielo 6:30 (3) Sports Wlth Bertb 0 KNBC News Confertnce 00 Sports Chall1n1e ONews Stir Trek m Lee Trevino Show ~ let's Go Explorin1 7:00 IJ CBS News Roeer Mudd (3) World of Sports lllust1'1led 0 N1tional Geo&Tlphlc "Ethiopia The Hidden Empire" IJ(DHee Haw 00 To Tell the Truth 0 Let's Mlkt 1 Oe1I 0 Death V1lley D11s m Lawerence Welk m It Ta•es a Thief ft) Waterfront Eil) Spetlal of the Wee• "The Sc~re crow'' (R) ®! Roxine Sptclal Joe Frazier vs. Terry Daniels for Heavyweight Championship, five from New Orleans. mi V1ritd1d Muslul 7:30 U D1vid Frost Revue Alan Alda joins the cast in pokine gentle fun at oreanized rehelon. tlJ To Be Announcff Doctor In tht House 0 Juvenile Jury Archie Campbell guests (Continued) ,.,. 5 .. ~. lee Marvin ~ie DiekinSOll JofinCassavetes in Ernest Hemingway's "THE KILLERS" Color lltlSpm CBS~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 15. 1972 SATURDAY (Continued) senes of occult dramas being con- 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) s1dered by NBC for next season "Slave of Rome" (spectacular) '62 Joan Hackett and Laurence Luckin· -Guy Madison. Rossana Podesta bill star in "When Widows Weep," fE Travelure concerning a woman who fashions e!) luudta and sells dolls as proprietress of the 8:00 O All in the Family Archie doll house. Her little creations be· doesn't want to get involved when come involved in bizarre and mys. an investigator from the U.S terious incidents government comes to question him U Sports Ch1llen1e about one of his best friends and fJ CI) ('£) PREMIERE The Sixth a co worker Sense Gary Collins stars as Professor 0 ([o) er;, NBC Saturd1J Movie: Michael Rhodes. a university pro· (C) (2hr) "Emeraency" (drama) '71 fessor of parapsychology, and Cath · -Robert Fuller. Julie London. Ke· erine Ferrar plays his 'research as- vin Tighe, Randolph Mantooth, Bob· sistant. Nancy Murphy The series by Troup This made·for television deals in psychic phenomena and ex movie is also a network pilot and trasensory perception, and is based dramatizes the vital need for para· on research being done at a number medics. It spotlights the combined of universities In this country and operations of the Paramedical Res-more extensively in Russia · cue Service of the Fire Department O Target Regis Philbin and the County Department of Hos-m News Ken Jones pitals &J The Wilburn Brothe" U Saturdar Night fights 10:30 U Johnnr Wooden Show fJ Bewitched "Samantha Is Earth· O Twilight Zone bound" Samatha gets a strange di· &J News 8111 Reddick sease that makes her weight almost EID I $hZ1AL ! Isolation: Two Views 500 pounds, then she becomes Two one act plays exploring the lighter than air when cured. nature of man m Movie Greats: (2hr) "Edward CW Al Capp Show Mr Son" (drama) '49 -Spencer 11:00 O (3) O fJ (i o News Tracy, Deborah Kerr. Ian Hunter U UCLA Basketball Replay of &J Championship Wrestlin1 Bruins/Bears game m World Tomorrow 00 Movie: "Sherlock Holmes Ind e!) Ens.alada de locos the Scar1et Claw" a!) latin·American Showcase O Frif ht Night: "Monsttr From 8:30 0 (8) Mal'J Trier Moore Show Mur lhe Surf" and "Castle of the l iving ray Slaughter is moonlighting at an Dead" extra job in order to buy his wife an m Basketball USC vs. Stanford expensive anniversary gift. Tape delay 0 (3) @ ('£) ABC Movie of the &J It Is Written Weekend: (C) (90) "Madame Sfo" 11:15 O Fabulous 52! (C) ''The Killen" (adventure) '71-Betle Davis Ro· (suspe1se) '64-Lee Marvin, Angie bert Wagner. Denholm Elliott. Gor-Dickinson. Clu Gullager, John Cas don 'ackson. Dudley Sutton, Cath · savetes A pair of criminals master· erine Schell. Miss Davis stars as a mind a mail robbery Based on an sinister woman with a global oper· Ernest Hemingway story ation powerful enough to topple (3) Movie: "Magnificent Obsession" governments and change the course (drama) ·54 -Jane Wyman, Rock of history Hudson EE Hour of Deliverance 11 :30 O Movie: "Night Train to Milan" Q91 lawrence Welk (drama)' 65-Jack Palance. Yvonne 9:00 0 (81 Dick Van Dyke Show Dick's rumeau1 reaction to a sociologist's claim on fJ Movie: ''The Hustler" (drama) his telev1s1on show that one out of '61 -Paul Newman, Jackie Gleason two mamed men have outside ro (8) Movie: "Manhandled" (drama) mantic interests stirs Jenny's ima '49-Dorothy Lamour. Dan Duryea gination @) Movie: (C) "Captain Lightfoot" EID The Silent Years (R) "The Gen (adventure) 'SS -Rock Hudson eral" Barbara Rush m Movie: To Be Announced &J Movie: "Port of New York" (dra 9:30 0 @ Amie Boss Hamilton Ma· ma) '49-Scott Brady, Yul Bf'lnner jors hides out at Arnie's for the 12:30 U Movie: "Man in Grey" (romance) weekend to avoid one of his mar-'46-James Mason. Margaret Lock riage -minded girlfriends (played by wood. Lee Meriwether). (I) News 0 News Larry Burrell J :00 m All-Night Show: "Retreat. Hell!" @ Porter Wagoner Show "Platinum Hlih School" and ''The ('£) Cine Mexicano Come On.'' 10:00 0 Mission: Impossible Barney &J Movie: (C) "Seven Guns to assu~es the identitity. of a po"."erful MeS1" (western) 'SS -Charles psychic from a Caribbean island Qulnliven, Lola Albright. kingdom in order to hypnotize a 1:15 O Movie: "The Woman TheJ Al· defectinr crime syndicate leader. most lrnched (western) 'SS-Joan played by George Voskovec. into re-Leslie. Brian Donlevy. vealing his su~er secret list of 2:11 O Speakinr freetr government officials 0 @) er;, PREMIERE lipts Out 2:25 &J News A "sneak preview" of an anthology 2:45 0 News s e s SUNDAY JANUARY 16 MORNING 6:15 m The Chrlstophen 6:30 m The Bible Answers 6:45 The Christophers 6:55 f) Give Us This Day 7:00 f) Tom ind Jerry Cathedral of Tomorrow ®) Woody Woodpecker m Unit One QJ Publlc Aff1irs/Soci1I Security 7:30 f) The Groovle Goolles O Mormon T1bern1cle Choir @ Directions 0 Campus Profile ®) Deputy D1wg m Yoit Bear ind Friends QJ Sacred Heart/The Chrlstophers 8:00 f) (I) lamp Unto My Feet 0 Rex Humbard '61 Real Estate Open House 0 Rip With Rabbi Mike O Herald of Truth O Old Time Gospel Hour m Wonder1m1 QJ Revival Fires 8:15 (3) The Tree House Club 8:30 f) look Up ind live 0 Serendipity 0 An&ie's Garage (8) Oral Roberts 0 D1y of Discovery QJ Kathryn Kuhlman 0 Hour of Power 0 (I) Bullwinkle 0 Movie: (C) "Go(' (sci-fl) '54- Richard Egan. C-Onstance Dowling. iI) Frente I 11 Vida 10:30 O This Is the life 0 CV Mike 1 Wish ~ The Bl1 Picture QJ Faith for Today m Adel1nte con IH EscuellS 11 :00 f) Cf) Super Bowl Football The AFC-NFC Championship between the Dallas Cowboys and the Miami Doi· phins. CI) University Di1lo1ue 0 Movie: "Dead Reckonln(' (dra· ma) '47 -Humphrey Bogart, Liza· beth Scott. 0 Home Buyers Gulde @ Pro Bowlers Tour 0 Movie: (C) "Hills of Monte- zuma" (drama) '51-Richard Wid· mark, Jack Palance. ®) Sin Diego Happenln1 m Movie: "Just Around the Cor· ner" (c:"medy) 'JS-Shirley Temple, Joan Davis, Bill Robinson. QJ Church in the Home al Novela Seman1I a!) Y1ried1d al Cine Mexicano 11:30 (31 Gene Forssell Forum 0 Movie: "Khyber Patrol" (adven lure) '54 -Richard Egan, Dawn Adams J91 Movie: "Mystery Submarine" (drama) '51 -Macdonald Carey, Marta Toren. AFTERNOON 8:45 m c~mmunlty Action 12:00 CV Bob Ralston's Musk Box 9:00 f) (8) I SliiCtAl I A Min Named O Movie: "Rocking Horse Winner" Lombardi George C. Scott narrates (drama) '50 --John Mills, Valerie special about the late Vince L.om· Hobson. bardi, who became the winningest QJ Intelligent Parent coach in football. Q!) Double Feature: "Foxes ol Har· 0 lntern1tion1I Zone row" and ''The Couch" 0 Day of Discovery a!) Yi1je 0 (j) Reluctant Dragon ind Mr. 12:30 (3) This Is the Bible Toid f"i) Film Future 0 QJ Oral Roberts m Hazel 10) It Is Written QJ Teenage Trials iI) Muska y P1l1bm al Buy-line ~Cartoon Carnival 1:00 0 m -, -5,-E-Cl-Al-l The D1y the a!> P1nor1m1 Latino en Domingo leaves Clipped Hinds Original dra· 9:30 O Station to Station ma by Allan Sloane, telling the story O Gene Aully of an old gardener (Leonardo Cim· @ Movie: "Flight of the Los1 Bal-ino) who fights a losing battle loon" (adventure) '60 _ Mala Pow against the advancing tide of ··~vel· ers. Marshall Thompson opment." 0 @ The Doubledeckers @ American Sportsman 0 Kathryn Kuhlman 0 (1) al Directions o Church in the 70s 0 Movie: (C) "My Friend Rieu" QJ Old Time Gospel Hour (drama) '43-Roddy McDowall. Rita iI) Esta Es 11 Vld1 Johnson. ~ Movie: "The Well·G r 0 0 m e d ®l Meet the Press Bride" m World Beyond 10:00 ID News Nick Carter fJ SPECIAL-The inside al Tribun1 Publlca * a!) Tutro Dominica! story Of minor league 1:30 0 (1) al Issues 1nd Answers football. Followed by ®) Insight THE SUPER BOWL m Voice of C1lv1ry fJ (I) I $Flcllt I Pro Foot b 1 11, 2:00 O Up Front Film and dicussion of Pottstown, P1. The inside story of the growing drug problem. minor league football from the view· O Robert K. Domin Show print ol three football personalities 0 (1)@ al NBA B1sletb1ll New in '!arch of individual goals. York Knicks at Houston Rockets. 0 Challenge My Sermon (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 15, 1972 LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS/ NEWI FREl!ZER FIATURH: The ''BIG TOP'' 20.8 CU. FT. NO!.fROST REFRleERATOR-FREEZER Only i<>Va" WW., 611' High ••• QIANT 6.96 Ca. Fl FREEZER HOlD.S UP 10 2e POt.ms- 4" MORE FRtfZfR t:NW.lTV TltNf NN QE 10P-FRIFZIR MODa EVER MADEi • J .. FrMu Ice compamn.nt •Ice 'n Easr s.ntce (or, edd en Autometk: lcemelr.,, hell•ble et Hlr• coet) •AUl8 • MltVICS •• , 401 MAIN 8TUST RlFRIGIMTOft l'UTUMI: •Ad,_..... .... , .......... to enr Adtc,...1111 cntteMr IMlf • Genwoue door ....... •Rolle out Oft 9lg ..._.. 14VA'll.A OYH 45 YIAU OP SALU AND SllYICI •• UA• ONl.V , , , eee7 WAltNl:lt Ml.&8 ONLY , • , 17188 •ltOOICHUfteT HUNTIN•TON llACH HUNTIN6TON lbCN FOUNTAIN YALLIY aae-7se1 ••t·U•• • ••••••• hp1 SUNDAY (Continued) a;) Music Box @The Saint 6) Hey l1ndlord @I) ltytndas de Mexico a;) This Is the Ufe a!) To Be Announced 2:30 O Meet the Prus m Sports Set m Sportspectacul1r 3:00 0 face the N•tion 0 @) a;) Bin1 Crosby Pro·Am Golf Finals are telecast live horn Pebble Beach, Calif Tom Shaw 1s defending champ 0 llredo (i) I Spy 0 hmily film Fes1iv1I: "The Lit· tie Kidn1ppers" (drama) '54-0un can MacRae. Adrienne Corri mthiller 6) Rollet G1me @I)Toros 3:30 0 Newsm1kers (i3) Film Odyssey "Jules and Jim" m YHr of Action film on Los An geles County's Model Nttiehborhood Pro1ram. 4:00 8 Movie: (C) "Tonieht's the Ni1ht" (comedy) '55-0avid Niven, Yvonne DeCarlo. Barry Fitzeerald. (3) Movie: "M11nificent Obsession" (drama) '54-Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman 0 Movie: "Beau Ceste" (adven ture) '39-Gary Cooper, Ray Mil· land, Susan Hayward. @ Joe Namath Show 0 Eyewitness BONANZA CUEST STAR -Bud· dy Ebsen autst-stars as a Ponduosa ranch hand "'ho lnllmatts Chat Btn Canwrlaht (Lomt C rctnt) ls too old to panklpalt' In rouab outdoor work In "Saddle Stllf," on NBC's Bonan1.1, Sunday (Jan. J6) at 9 PM. P•ge 8 (!) Probt Ell) Consutt1tion "Virus Epidemic" ~To Be Announced GJ Rex Humb1rd 4:30 O Sunday Tom Snyder, Kelly Lanee 16' T11nn Theatre O Movie: (C) "The Rawhide Y11ri" (adventure) '56-Tony Curtis, Col leen Miller, Arthur Kennedy (j) face the Nation O Science Fidion Theatre ~Primus m Festival of Cla5Slcs: "David Copperfield" (classic) '35 -Lionel Barrymore, Freddie Bartholomew, W C. Fields, Maureen O'Sullivan " ED Thirty Minutes With .•• a;) Portflit 5:00 00 Untamed World @') News Schwartz. Hill 6) Star Trek Ell) David Susskind Show ''Women Who Love Women'' m Em Mi Destino ~Burtie's llw a!) Varieclades '72 (E Pattern for livin1 S:30 8 Mother Goose Assembly @ News Ray Wilson 1QJ Movie: (C) "How I Spent My Summer Va~tion" (adventure) '67- Robert Wagner, Jill St. John. @ This Week m Passport to Travel m lnsirht EVENING 6:00 fJ (]) Si•ty Minutes Morley Safer and Mike Wallace report. Cil Movie: (C) (2hr) "Bus Riley's 81ek In Town" (drarna) '65-Mlch· ael Parks, Ann·Margret. Oa;)News 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "An Eye for 1n Eye" (western) '66-Robert Lansing. Pat Wayne, Slim Pickens, Gloria Talbott. @ Voyare to Bottom of Sea 0 I Am Somebody 0 Wild Wild West 6) This Is Tom Jonts Guests in elude Mama Cass Elliot. George Car- lin, Massie!, The Dave Clark Five. (@ Tht AdvOC1tes ® Rldn1 Wor1d CiE) Secuestro en el Cielo CiE) Sports Challtnre 6:30 0 Story Theatre 0 Eyewitnus News Hugh Williams m Creature features: (90) "Lady and the Monster" (mystery) '44 - Eric Von Stroheim, Richard Arlen. Vera Ralston. m lnsi1ht (E Movie Game 7:00 fJ Bie News Clete Roberts O Wild Klnedom "Voyage to the Great Barrier Reef" @ Hee Haw 0 (I) Story In Hollywood "Citizen Lloyd" Host Ralph Story looks at • the Harold Lloyd legend and tours the Lloyd estate. 00 Juvenile Jury 0 Death Valley Days m Passport to Travel all (iJ) Zoom! A series of sones. 7:30 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. J.&.NUARY 15, 1972 skits and games for 8 to 12 yea1 olds. m Mujtr a;) Wiid IUncdom ~Lassie a!) P1noram1 Musical CiE) The Silt!\ Sense the school's bi1t football 11ame. 9:00 0 ®) a;) Bonanza "Saddle Stitt" Budrly Ebsen guests as a hlredJ\and whose crit1c1sm of Ben Cartwrirht poses a unique challenge to the head man of the Ponderosa cattle empire B RAQUEL WELCH STARS * 'FUNNY PAPERS' Special e m I f Plcrll ! funny p. p e rs Raquel Welch and Carroll O'ConnOf star in program devoted to lightly satiric sketches bUilt around fa. mous comic-strip characters. O 00 a> ABC Sunday Movie: (2hr) "In Hann's Way'' Part I (drama) '65 -John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia Hui, Tom Tryon. Paula Prentiss, Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews. Brandon de Wilde Soon after Pearl Harbor, Naval ca reer man is given eha1ee of 11 top secret operation lo capture strate· glc Japanese-held Island$. 0 ®l m I UliclAL I The Mysteri· ous Sprine-'fric.1's Mzima Cliff Robertson is off·camera narrator for study of the cycle of existence for wildlife al a spring called Mzima. Program was produced, directed and photographed by Alan Root and his wile, .Joan. During the telecast, Rob· ertson describes how nature main· tains a delicate balance between liv1nr creatures and their supply of food 1n a region still unspoiled by 6) Minority Community El) Japanese Mcwie Ell) Qj) Masterpiece Theatre "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" lane Seymour provides Henry with his only male heir. the sickly Edward, then dies soon after Anne Stallybrass and Keith Michell s1ar. 9:30 8 Cade's County David Wayne guests as a wino who has trouble convincing the district attorney that man. ht' saw his friend killed. Then Sam O American Adventure "Shooting I · (R th R .d . th G d C .. Cade begins an invest gallon e· e ap1 s in e ran anyon h d led) O Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''A OeN~ws Larry Burrell Giri Named Tamiko" (drama) '63-lO:OO O m The Bold Ones--The Laurence Harvey, France N.u~en. llwyers "The Lonr Morning After" Martha Hyer When an ambitious Conclusion Neil Darrell continues European phot.oerapher 1n Tok~o his search for a murderer Pal Hin courts. an American secretary to win le uests as General Sternwood U S c1t11ensh1p, he does not reckon 0 m News with his deep love for a Japanese 0 Community FHdbac.k i•fl. 6) Joe De Siiva's Open forum m Three PassportJ to Adventu~ fE Ja enese Mews Dleest fill ~ The f.rench Chef "The Good 6I) E:rellas Musle.tles loaf . 9 Film: "Lady In 1 Care" ~Wild Kinfdom 10:30 8 Jerry Visits "James Franciscus" 8:00 8 (i) CBS Sunday Movie: (C) (90) 0 The World Tomorrow ''The Bridre on the River Kw1i" At Issue Part I (R) (drama) '57-William m Weekend New1 Chuck Cetil Holden, Alec Guinness, Jack Hawk· 10:45 Ell) (i'-l David Littlejohn/Critic at ins. Story of a captured British urge "Disney Legacy: Cal Arts'' Army officer who directs the prls· 11:00 O O ®l News oner construction of a jungle rail 1J Ru Humbard way bridge tor the Japanese. 0 (1) Nen IJ Movie: (2hr) "The Blut Dahlia" O Movie: "Treas.ire ol Sierra Mt· (mystery) '46-Alan Ladd, Veronica drt" (drama) '48-Humphrey 8o Lake An ex·serviceman is accused eart, Waller Huston. of killinr his wife m 01vld frost Show 0 @The FBI "The Break· ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN Up" Alter robbing a bank, Rodd * (IN COLOR) Rawson and his wife Bernice are 6) Kathryn Kuhlman approached by big-time operator 11:15 @ Movie: "Ladles Couraeeous" Verne Dupre to rob a posh jewelry (drama) '«-Loretta Youne, Dianna store. Guests are Donna Mills an d Barrymore. Geraldine Fitzgerald Jerry Ayres. 11:30 8 Merv Ciriftin m Movie Grub: (2hr) "Edw1rd 0 ®) SUnday Tonight Show My Son" (drama) '49 -Spencer 0 Movie: (C) ''Year 2U9" (sci fl) Tracy, Deborah Kerr, Ian Hunter. '65-Paul Peterson, Charla Doarty. James Donald. Cl) Ttlepulse 6) The Bi1 Question 6) Movie: "The Captive H11rt" tE J1p1nese Variety Hour (drama) '47 -Michael Redgrave. Ell) (}3) flrfnr Une "Who Owns 11 :45 m Hutl America?" 12:45 Ci) lsaun ind Answers m festival filmlco 1:00 fJ Movie: "The H1llld1y Brand" 9 Film: (C) "Three Coins in tflt (western) '57-Joseph Cotten, Ward fount.In" Bond, Vlvee.a Lindfors. a!) Revlsta Espanol 0 News 1:30 0 ®) a;) JimftlJ Stewert Show 1:15 (6 1 News ''The Quarterback Ache" Kessel Col· 1:30 6) Movie: "Passport to Plmllto" leae's star quarterback seems In· (comedy) '49 -Stanley Holloway, tent on eatin1 himself ri1ht out of Paul Dupuis, Marearet Rutherford 2 f" d ht e le e: I e, m a. e. e· ix r le s d e THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 15, 1972 CHANGES FOR SONNY & CHER When they were the ''king and queen of rock" in the 60s. Sonny & Cher put down the use of drugs and thereby Jost much of their young audi- ence. "About four years ago we recorded a special television program to be shown in high schools against the use of dope. We knew it would prob- ably hurt our career, especially in record sales. It did and sales dropped considerably, but we also knew we were doing the right thing. Without ques- tion, we would do it again," explains Sonny. Today, the husband-and-wife si nging team are being vindicated by the teeny boppers and are hap- py they took their stand against drugs. With the youth back on their side and with their new appeal to the "older" generation, due to their past two- and-a-half years developing themselves as total performers in nightclubs, Sonny & Cher are as popular as ever. "With our success in clubs, we were sure we could appeal to a universal audience if given the chance. And C BS gave us that chance last sum- mer," continues Sonny. This p~t summer Sonny & Cher found themselves in a new medium with a new audience-hosts o f their own comedy-vari- ety network television series. The show received such widespread acclaim from both critics and the viewing audience that it was given a regular berth on the CBS schedule. The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour airs Mondays at 10:00 PM. " 'Gypsies' is the bluest record Cher has ever had and I'm <;ure the summer series is greatly re- sponsible," says Sonny. The Sonny & Cher Com- edy Hour greatly resembles the successful summer show. The format of the new series, as with the summer series, is really beyond description and that's the way the stars and the producers. Allan Bl ye and C hris Bearde, want it. "Allan and Chris are known for their unpre- dictability and we never really know what may come next. I think that's one of the greatest beau- ties of our show. We're not restricted to a tight format. Sonny and I have the freedom to try al- most anything and so do the writers and the pro- ducer ," says C her. GeneraJly all one can say is that each show opens with a comedic dialogue between the tal- ented couple and leads into an hour o f comedy set to music. Sonny & Cher clown with each other and celebrity guests. they sing duets and Cher solos popular songs of today and yesteryear. Through much hard work and a few lean years, Sonny & Cher have emerged total entertainers. Today they are as at home on a stage or in front of a camera, as they are in a recording studio. Gone are the kooky clothes, the wild fur vests and the look of a couple of characters right off the Sunset Strip. Jn their place are sharply tailored suits and gowns right out of the highest fashion magazines. Sonny and Cher have changed. "Our clothes are different, our act is new and we think our new series is quite unique," report the stars of the new serie . "When we first started in the recording busines~ we went to the kooky image," Sonny says. "as a way of developing an act that <;food out from all the rest in show business. What started out as offbeat for us and became a fashion trend with every teen-ager in the country." Now, almost six yea.rs later and with a wall full of gold records for such bits a.'! "The Beat G oes ·On" and others, Sonny and Cher have moved onto newer horizons. With their new look, they've added large chunks of comedy to their performances and have become a sell-out attraction at major night- clubs from New York to Las Vegas. "A few weeks ago we headlined a nightclub in one of New York's finest hotels," Sonny points out. "It was a special thrill for us, because five years ago this same hotel conveniently lost our reserva- tions after ta.king one took at the clothes we were wearing then." MONDAY JANUARY 17 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day•s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "All About Eve" (drama) '50- Belle Davis. Gary Memll 9:30 O (C) "The Printe Who Wu i Thief" (adventure) '51 -Tony Cur tis, Piper Laurte, Everett Sloane. 10:00 (3) "The Creature Walks Among Us" (sci f1) '5&-Jeff Morrow, Rex Rea· son 1:00 0 "Case Aeainst Mn. Ames" (mystery) '3&-George Brent. Mad· eleine Carroll 0 ''Trouble Along the Way" (com edy) '53 John Wayne, Donna Reed m "First Yank Into Tokyo" (adven ture) '45-Tom Neal. Marc Cramer 2:00 @ (C) ''The Man Who l.au&hs" Part I (adventure) '6&-Jean Sorel. Edmund Purdom 3:00 18 (C) "Elephant Walk (drama) '54 -Elizabeth Taylor. Peter Finch. lO (C) "Designing Woman" Part I (romance) '57-Lauren Bacall, Greg. ory Peck 4:00 i) (C) "let's Make Love" (com- edy) '60 -Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand. 4:30 (3) Same as 10 AM llstinr EVENING 6:00 i) 0 0 @I) @D C£) News O Please Don't Eat the Daisies 0 00 Wild Wild West ®)NBC News m The Flintstones @ I Dream of Jeannie s Isolation: Two Views (R) Eifl Hodgepode• lod&e 09) Maybtny RfD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Marty Ingels, Sylvia Miles, the Mome Rath vocal group, Henny Younrman and Anthony Greenback O Movie: (90) "-30-" (drama) '59 -Jack Webb, Wilham Conrad, David Nelson, Whitney Blake, Joe Flynn, Dick Whiltlnghill. A night managing editor becomes deeply Involved in the human elements of the dramatic and suspenseful stortes he prints. Cil News 119) Great Zoos of the World m Andy Griffith Show @ Bill Cosby Show Eifl Playln& the Guitar @D Wanderlust ~9} Grun Aerts ail El Prof. Saritario (£)News 7:00 i) CBS News Walter Cronkite 00 ABC Evening News Smith, Rea · soner 0 @D NBC News John Chancellor (Continued) Page 9 MONDAY (Continued) (I) Truth or Consequences Ci) Drainet O What's My line? @) Adam-12 m I love Lucy I!) I Dream of Jeannie EE) H1th1yo11 Kathleen Hitchcock EE LI lntrusa ~ The Vir&inlan Cl!) Los Tintilocos Cl) Mantrap 7:30 tJ Stand Up and Cheer 8Q1> Crane guests ~ Cl) Dr11net O Dr. Simon Locke "Too Many Candles" O Movie: (C) (2hr) "An Eye for an Eye" (western) '66 -Robert Lansing, Slim Pickens, Pat Wayne. Gloria Talbott.. A youngster who seeks lame as the fastest gun In the West joins forces with a bounty hunter whose wife and son have been murdered. Ci) To Tell the Truth Ci) I Drum of Jeannie B Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "Action in the North Atlantic" (adventure) '43 -Humphrey Bogart, Raymond Massey, Ruth Gordon. O Let's Make a Deal m Ho11n's Heroes I!) Dr11net f1Sl Jacob Bronowski: 20th Century Min Eli) Citywatchers EE Do·Re-Mi m Lissie ml Mlguellto Valdez Show al Movie Game 8:00 O (i) Gunsmoke "Tara" Newly O'Brien is attracted to a vivacious young woman named Tara -un aware that the lovely charmer has a crimson past. 0 GERSHWIN Spectacular * BELL SYSTEM FAMILY THEATRE 0 ®J m I nlcllt I J I c k Lem· mon In 'S Wonderlul, 'S Marvelous, 'S Gershwin Special salut1n1 the music and lyrics of Georie and Ira Gershwin. Jack Lemmon, Fred As· taire. Leslie Uggams, Ethel Mer· man, Larry Kert, Peter Nero, Linda Bennett and Robert Guillaume per form 51 perennially-popular Gersh· win melodies. 0 CV@ m ( SPl(!Al. l Robinson Crusoe Ice Spectacle The world fa· mous Wembley Ice Show re-enacts the popular tale of Robinson Cru- soe. Andy Griffith hosts. m Truth or Consequences m The Virginian Eli) ~ Spedal of the Week "Jau a la Montreux'' Ninety minutes of highlights from lasl June's 5th In· ternational Jan Festival at Mon treux, Switzerland. €D la Recogida Cl!) Nino 8:30 m David frost Show ® Movie: ''Wives and Lovers" 9:00 8 (j) Here's Lucy Once again fed up with Lucy's inefficiency, Harri THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 15. 1972 son fires her and gleefully replaces her with a fantastic computer which can do everythinf Lucy ever did and do it better. 0 Cl) (1) aJ ABC Monday Movie: (2hr) "In Harm's Way" Conclu· slon (drama) '65-John Wayne, Kirk Douelas. Patricia Neal. Tom Tryon, Paula Prentiss, Henry Fonda. Dana Andrews, Brandon de Wilde. 6!) la Gata an No llom por Mi al Tht Persu1del'1 9:30 tJ Doris Day Doris excitedly TUESDAY JANUARY 18 For morning and afternoon listings. please see DAY· TIME PROG RAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES organizes a baby shower for her girl 9:00 m "Captain Caution" (adventure) friend , Angie Pallucc1, not realizing '40-Victor Mature, Leo Carillo. that what Angie is expecting is 11 litter or pups from her st. Bernard, 9:30 O (C) "Out of Si&ht" (comedy) '66 -Jonathan Daly. Karen Jensen Sophie. .. ,. 0 ®) m I brw~l IT he Bob 10:00 (3) Fireman, Save My Child (mu Hope Christmas Show For the 21st sical) '54-Spike Jones, The City Christmas, Bob Hope entertains Slickers. American servicemen around the 1:00 O "Innocents In Paris" (adven world. Filmed highlights of the tour lure '55-Claue Bloom. Margaret will be presented. The all-star cast Rutherford. includes Jim Nabors. Charlie Pride, B (C) "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" Les Brown and his Band of Re· (comedy) '61-James Darren Deb· nown, trio Sunday's Child and orah Walley others m "Days of Clory" (adventure) '44 O Fractu~d Flicken -Tamara Tournanova, Gregory B Blllter Ward News Peck Q) It Takes I Thief 2:00 (E (C) "The Man Who lau1hs" ED fi5) Book Beat ''Summer of the Conclusion (advenlure) '66 -Jean Red Wolf' by Morris West. Sorel, Edmund Purdom 10:00 tJ Sonny and Cher Guests are 3:00 (8' (C) "The Jayhewhrs" (western) Ted Zeigler, Peter Cullen, Murray ·sg-Jetr Chandler. Fess Parker Langston, Freeman King, Tom Solari 10 (C) "Desi&nln& Woman" Conclu· and Clark Carr. s1on (romance) '57-Lauren Bacall 0 m N~s Gregory Peck B Movie: (2hr llm) "Snake Pit" f - - --1 (drama) '48 _ Olivia de Havllland, 4:00 0 "Kine of the Roering '20s" (dra ' SENIOR CITIZENS l Mark Stevens. Celeste Holm. ma) '61 -David Janssen. Mickey t ([$) Masterpiece theatre Rooney, Diana Dors. tRETIREMEN~ RESIDENCEI ED film Odyssey "Jules and Jim" 4:30 (3)Slme as 10 AM listin& i I (R) Jeanne Moreau and Oskar Wer· f t ~~:ss~~~r ~~ic~ra:~~s T~:a~~u~1~~l hp 10 SIMI l'ltlVATI IOOM MIOfCAL l'ACIUT11S 14·1tr. •H•fWlut ••,..lu, kl,. ~Hi -41utle•u. tr.,.,,..,. • .,.,. tw '"· •• ,. •fWI •Iller lft.Jlul '•Ciflfle'- ' twist on the elerr'lal triangle theme. EE La Criada Bien Criad1 t an El Tornillo G) Mantrap t 10:30 m News Bill Johns EE Atofmentad1 j ~ Movie: (C) "left Hand of God" ' u:oo eo ®)EEmNe'" A O Robert It Doman Show Guest is ' Georee Putnam. t (j) Mar1h1I Dillon O @ a>News f m To Ttll the Truth I!) Manhap t 11:30 tJ CJ) MIR Griffin 0 @) m Johnny C11'1on t 0 CD (6) m Dick Cavett m Movie: "Boser and the Bobby __ ....;•..;.;•;;.;.;•.:.;;••:;;;;...--4..:::::.::•~::.;·~:..:~=::•:. t Soxer'' (comedy) '47-Cary Grant. l Myrna Loy. t (I) Roller Game A 12:00 O Movie: (C) "The Constant Hus· ' 0 band" (romance) '54-Rex Harrison, t Kay Kendall 12:11 O Movie: ''The Maze" (mystery) t '54 -Richard Carlson. Veronica Hurst. t 1:00 O Movie: "Shield for Murder' • (drama) '54-Edmond O'Brien, John t Agar, Carolyn Jones. 00@ O News 1:30 m Cisco Kid EVENIN G 6:00 0 (I) 0 0 @) News O Please Don't Eat the Daisies 0 Ci) Wild Wild West m The Flintstones I!) I Dream of Jeannie (@ In the Spotli(ht ED Hodgepod1e Lodee EEmtmNews ~ Mayberry RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show (R) Guests include Giselle MacKenzie, Marty Ingels, Kenny Solms and Gail Par· ent. and psychic Dr. Richard Ire land . O Movie: (C) (60) "In Like Flint" Part I (comedy) '67-James Coburn. Lee J. Cobb. Jean Hale, Andrew Duggan, Anna Lee. A conspiracy of women, masterminded by a beauty cream tycoon, is out to take over the world. Only, they haven't count· ed on Flint being called in on the case by the f>entagon (j) News [g1 National Geo1r1phlc m Andy Griffith @ Bill Cosby Show (jJ) Jacob Bronowskl: 2oth Century Man Eli) , .... , ... , .... ,(..,.1A .... l. ... ! OeGralll (R) Por· trait of Ted OeGrazia. painter. sculp 972 w, re ture) ) '66 (mu City ven aret i1n" Deb· '44 gory hs" ean rn) clu· all. ra· key ts rty r e· n, w of ty er t. e A REAL CHRISTMAS OVERSEAS There is an old song which says "Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas" ... a lyric calculated to bring a shudder to G.l.'s in desolate places around the globe at Christ- mas. The one man who has tried consistently for twenty. one Christmases to turn these shudders into grins is the G.I. Santa-Bob Hope, who spent his 21st Christmas overseas entertaining troops around the world. Hope and his troupe of Christmas gyp· Backstage Interview -Bob Hope talks to as many of the troops personally as he can find time for. sies were on the road again this year and filmed high· lights of the shows they pre- sented will be colorcast by NBC, on "The Bob Hope Christmas Show," Monday at 9:30 PM. for the eighty-some people who make up the Christmas troupe -performers, band members, production staff and technical crew, Christ· mas overseas is a strange experience, . sometimes . a lonely one, often a moving experience and totally worth· while. Instead of getting THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 15, 1972 Gin-Rummy -Orchestra leader Les Brown Is dead tired (he made his 17th Christmas trip this year) and the plane is too noisy for sleep, so while the girt performers try to grab a cat· nap, Les plays gin rummy with another sleepless soul. Christmas presents, the Hope people get shots-flu, chol- era, plague, smallpox, ty· phus, typhoid, yellow fever, polio and whatever else the Army medics dream up. On the 15-day trip around the world . (approximately 26,000 air miles) fatigue is a real hazard. Sleeping sitting up is far from restful. The C-141 Air Force jet is a safe, reliable plane but cargo planes are noisy, crowdf'd and drab. Playing cards is a substitute for those who can't steep, cat-naps for those who try. The crew, exposed to wind· burn on aircraft carriers, sun· burn in South Vietnam and Thailand, rainstorms almost anyplace, carries on with complete aplomb. A buffet lunch served by a "Santa Claus" with his leg in a cast, a last-minute touch-up with an electric curling iron to try to beat the humidity, doz- ens of backstage interviews, and a hundred requests for "a picture of me with you , Mr. Hope, to send to my folks," make up the Yuletide. For these volunteers it's the best Christmas gift they can give. Unwilling Victim -Christmas 1970 found Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny B3nch, a member of the Bob Hope Christmas troupe, delivering Hope Into the hands of the Fort MacArthur medical team for his overseas shots. That's Capt. Shirley Cotten with the over-sized needle. tor and architect, at work in his native Arizona. m Wanderlust ~Green Acres tJ!) Vlvl1n1 Hortlguer1 7:00 1J 0 m News (6' NBA All-Stu G1me Blacked out 1n LA Dragnet B Whit's My line? m I Love Lucy Q) I Drum of Jeannie ~ The Course of Our Times EE) Hath1yog1 m U lntruSI ~Monty Nuh a> M1ntr1p 7:30 O Q9) Glen Campbell Shirley Jones and Paul Lynde guest. 0 @) m I sFICIXL I The P r I e s t Kiiier (R) Chief Ironside and Sarge make a Joint effort to track down a psychopathic killer who has murder· ed three priests. Raymond Burr and George Kennedy star. O Movie: (C) (2hr) "An Eye for 1n Eye" (western) '66-Robert Lans· ing, Pat Wayne, Slim Pickens, Gloria Talbott 0 a> The Mod Squid "Kiii Gently, Sweet Jessie" Leslie Ugaams. In her dramatic debut. and Al Free- man Jr guest In a story of a ven· delta. (8) I Jre1m of Je1nnie B Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ber· lin Aff1ir" (drama) '70-0arren Mc· Gavin. Claude Dauphin. m Hogan's Heroes ID Dragnet (j5) Science '71 ED Current Evenb m Los Beverly de Peralvlllo 8:00 (i) This Is Your Life m Truth or Consequences ID The Vlrglnl1n m l• CoSI Juzg1d1 tl!)Nino 8:30 IJ (i) H1w1ll five·O A death-bed statement by an exact double of Steve McGarretl reveals that tram· ing the lawman Is only one phase in a plot by foreign agent Wo Fat. Conclusion of two-part episode. Khigh Ohiegh plays Wo Fat. 0 ffi Movie of the Weell: (C) (90) "Getting Away from It All" (comedy) '71-larry Hagman, Bar •ara Fel· don, Gary Collins, E J. Pe •ker. But gess Meredith, Vivian Vance. Two young couples. fed up with life In the big city, buy an island off the coast of Maine as the culmination of their search for paradise. m David frost Show EE) (ffi The Advocates "Should Gambling Be Legalized?" ®linter 9:00 m l1 Gall tJ!) No llorts por Ml 9:15 CI)(}) Mod Squid 9:30 B CANNON-EXCITEMENT! * Mystery and Suspense! 8 Ci) Clnnon Cannon comes to the lush wine country of California's (Continued) Page 11 TUESDAY (Continued) Napa Valley to protect the lire of a wealthy vintner (played by Theo- dore Bike!) who has been the vie llm of a ser1es of unusual mishaps Also guesting are Ch11stopher Con- nelly and Katherine Justice 0 10 m Jamu Gamer IS Nichols "The Unholy Alliance" Nichols is forced to lake part rn a bank rob bery when a hGldup gang mistakes him for a notorious safe cracker. 0 fr1ctured flickers O Buter Ward News @It Takes a Thief €D (1') Black Journal "Is God Black?" ef9' To Be Announced 10·00 0 m News 0 I sFiclAt I Miss World 1971 Pro· gram was taped in London Nov. 10. 0 Movie: (C) "Buffalo Bill" (west· ern) '44-Joel McCrea, Linda Dar- nell, Maureen O'Hara. Em FREE ''SILENT YEARS" * PHOTO ALBUM AT All OFFICES OF GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS ED The Silent Yem "The Be loved Rogue" In this 1927 film, John Barrymore plays the ltgendary 15th century poet and thief, Fran cois Villon al Tap Tap 09! Roller Game a;) festival Mexicano a) Hee H•w 10:15 (J) To Be Announced (6) Truth or ~nsequences 10:30 0 ®l The Golddiuers fess Parker guests. 0 Monty Nash "Dea th Squad" (R) (i) At Issue @ News Bill Johns al Atorment1da m Call of the West 10:45 @ Movie: "Drumbeat'' (adventure) '54-Atan Ladd, Audrey Dalton. Rob ert Keith 11:00 0 0 ®')el) m News 0 One Sttp Beyond O @ a'.)News m To Tell the Truth f!) Mantrap 11 :30 0 Cl) Merv Griffin 0 ®) m Johnny Cu10n 0 Movie: "Man In a Cocked Har• (comedy) '60-Peter Selle'3, Terry Thomas 0 Movie: (C) "Tht Underwater Qty'' {drama) '62-William Lundi 1an. Julie Adams. m Movie: (C) "That Mldntaht Kiss" (musical) '49-Mario Lanza, Kathryn Grayson f!) Movie: The Black Sleep" (mys· tery) '56-8as1I Rathbone, Akim Tamlrolf, Bela Lugosi. m lnslpt 11:55 0 Movie: "Glory at SH" (adven lure) '54-Trevor Howard. Sonny Tufts. / WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Here ~mes Mr. Jordan" (fan t as y ) '41-Robert Montgomery, Claude Rains. 9:30 0 "The Brothers Rteo'' (we~tern) '57-Richard Conte. James Darren. Dianne Foster. 10:00 CV "House of Women'' (drama) '62 -Shirley Knight, Andrew Duggan. 1:00 0 "Ladies Man" (musical) '47- Eddie Bracken, Cass Dailey 0 (C) "Santiaao" (adventure) '56 -Lloyd Nolan, Chill Wills m (C) "Special ~rrespondent" (drama) '66-Mane Josie Nat, Jean Louis Trintignant 2:00 m "Security Risk" (drama) '54- John Ireland, Dorothy Malone 3:00 (j) "Mad Doa ~II" (drama) '61 - John Chandler. Kaye Doubleday (19) "The Thin Man" (adverture) '34 -William Powell. Myrna Loy 4:00 0 (C) "Friendly Penuaslon" (dra ma) '56-Gary Cooper. Anthony Per Kins, Dorothy McGuire. 4:30 CV Same u 10 AM listine EVENING 6:00 0 (J) 0 0 mm a) News 0 Please Don't ut the Daisies 0 @ Wild Wild West ®)NBC News m The Flintstones m I Dream of Jeannie ~Zoom EJi) Hodg-epodge lodge ®' Mayberry RFD 6:30 0 Steve Allen Show (R) Guests are Woody Allen, Louise Lasser Mr Frederick. ' 0 Movie: (C) (90) "In like Flint" Conclusion (comedy) '67-James Coburn. Lee J Cobb, Jean Hale, An· drew Duggan. Anna Lee Flint is called tn by the Pentagon to prevent a conspiracy of women hom taking over the world. 00 a) News 19) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Caprice" (comedy) '67-Doris Day, Richard Harris. m AndJ Griffitfl Show m Bill CosbJ Show CW flrin1 Line @) The ~rporate View m Wanderlust Qj Green Acres rm> Los Aficionados de la Comunidad 1:00 0 Movie: "A LiktlJ Story'' (com edy) '47-8ill Williams, Bubara Hale, Sam Levene. 7:00 D rn 0 m Ne.-s 00 ®)Ntwi 1:30 m A 11 -NI I II t Show: ''CrKk·Up,'' "Youna and Wild," ''Jubal" Page 12 ct) Truth or Consequences 00 Dra1net O Whirs My Uner m I Love Lucy f!) I Dream oJ Je1nnie THE. DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 15, 1972 €D Hathayoea 9 film: ''Comt B1e•, Little Sheba" m I.I lntn.111 9;00 D (j) Medical Center Guest Clau ~ The Vlr&fnlan dine Auger plays a v1s1llng woman a) Mantrap doctor from France-an old romance 7:30 0 Doctor In the House "The Roy of Dr Joe Gannon's who Is ac at Visit" The visit of a prince and cused by a hospital 0H1c1al of la1tina pnncess lo St. Swithin's Hospital to 111ve emer11ency aid to an accident creates a chaotic situation for victim. Michael and his fellow students Et) ~ American Ort1m MKhlnt 0 Primus "The Snipe<" m la Gata 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "An Eye for an a!) No Uores por Ml Eye" (western) '66-Robert Lansing, 9:30 0 Fractured Flict.trs Pat Wayne. Shm Pickens, Gloria Tai-0 CV 00 m Tht , er I u. de rs bott Anyone Can Play" Danny Wilde IS To Tell tht Truth mistaken fot the p1ymaster of a I Dream of Jeannie Communist network when some B Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Don· chance remarks at a 1ambllng ca ovan's Reer• (comedy) '63-John slno coincide with a prearranged Wayne, Dorothy Lamour. Lee Marvin, code. (ltzabeth Allen. u -Navy man. living 0 811ter Ward Hews on South Pacific island with Polyne-6) It likes I Thlel sian wife and lamily, finds his ldylllc 10:00 0 Ci) Manni. How a man who existence threatened when tus daugh-does not exist could be a would be ter by previous marriage arrives from killer Is the puute lacing Joe Man Boston 1n search or him nur Syndicated columnist Art Buch m Horan's Htroes watd makes his dramatic television f!) @ Draanet debut 1n a brief scene (Re (ffi LWV: Voters• Ripts scheduled) ED The French Chef 0 ~ m Nl1ht Gallery "The Mir el) Luthe Libre acle at Camafeo" Harry Guardino, m It Is Written Juhe Adams and Ray Danton star in (l) News the story of an insurance invest1eator 8:00 fJ Carol Brunett The Ernest who follows a couple lo a tow~ ac Flatt Dancers and the Peter Mall claimed for its faith heellna. 1he Orchestra. Harvey l'orman. Lyle Wag· Ghost o.f Sorw()(lh Ptac:e. star5 Rt aoner. V1ck1 Lawrence and hostess chard Kiley as an Amen~an traveler Carol stage an hour of music and who is drawn to a mansion In Sc»t comedy. land where he 1s astled to exorcise 0 m Adam-12 ''The Tip" Bandits a &host. using tear gas and a unique escape 0 News George Putnam route rob an armored truck at a sav 0 Movie: (~) (2hr) "Tht Awenpr" 1ngs and loan bank. (adventure) 64-Sleve Reeves. 0 Now! A new time for CW Soul! * THE COURTSHIP OF tD ~asterp1tct Theatre Henry VIII EDDIE'S FATHER ;r~~~:;;.::~~:ur 0 (3) (6) ffi The Coumlllp of Ed· a!) Bo• Professional die's father "Very Young Man With a 10:15 m Nns Pete Miller, Ken Jones Horn" fddre's saxophone practicing 10:30 (3) To Bt Announced prompts an apartment building pro· film future test 0 This Is Your lilt V1kk1 Carr 1s m Wednesday Niaht Movie: (2hr the surprised guest l Sm) "On the Waterfronf' (drama) m News '54-Marton Brando £va Marie el) Atormentada Saint. Karl Malden. Lee J. Cobb, Rod ~ fllm: "M1~mber AU11t" Sterger Waterfront union bucks el-CE> Movie Game forts of crime committee to break up 11:00 fJ 0 ~mm News the rackets O One Step BtJond fE Tht Vir&ini1n (j) Marshal Dillon ED tl}) The Private Lives of Amerl· 0 C!) Ntw1 cans m Mantrap a!> Nino (ij) The Course of Our Timts 8:30 0 @) m N 8 C Mysiery Thtatrt 11:15 m To Ttll tht Truth -Columbo "St\ort Fuse" C.Olumbo 11:30 0 Merv Griffin investigates a corporation execu 0 [OJ m Johnny Carson five's murder with an exploding 0 Movie: (C) ''Vlr1in lsl1nd" (ad cigar box. William Windom. Ida Lu· venlure) '58-John Cassavetes, Sid pino. Roddy McOowall, Anne Francis ney Poitier and James Gregory guest. 0 Ci) C!) Dick Cavett 0 (j) C!) A 8 C ~medy Hour fE Movie: "Boomtran(' (drama) "The Kopykats" Steve Lawrence is '4 7-Dana Andrews, Jane Wyalt host and Robert Young is special 11:45 m Movie: "Crimes at tht Dart 1uest as he plays a defendant ac-House" (horror) '56-Eric Portman cused of an unstated crime. Also 12:00 0 Movie: "Slatten fathoms Dffp" starrfn1 are Frank Gorshin. George (adventure) '48-Lon Chaney. Lloyd Kirby, Marilyn Michaels, Peter Good-Bridtres wright, Joe Baker. Charlie Callas. 1:00 i) Movie: (C) ''Tiit Jackals" (dra ~ ~h Little ma) '67-Vincent Price Diane Ivar w 1b 1 This Weel son · 972 ba" lau· an nee ac ling ent rs is I a me ta· ged ho be an· ch- i on Re· r'' 111 is .. d THURSDAY JANUARY 20 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY. TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Please Believe Me" (romance) 'SO-Deborah Kerr, Robert Walker. 9:30 O "I Met My Love Again" (ro- mance) '38---Henry Fonda, Joan Bennet! 10:00 @ "Calamity Jane end Sam Bus" (western) '49-Yvonne De Carlo 1:00 O "Sainted Slsun" (comedy) '48 -Veronica Lake, Joan Caufield O ''The Tin Star" (western) '57- Henry Fonda. Anthony Pe1kins. m "Scene of the Crime" (mystery) '49-Van Johnson, Gloria DeHa11en. 2:00 @ (C) ''The Dolly Sisters" Part I (romance) '4~Betty Grable, June Haver, John Payne 3:00 (j) "Ten Little lndl1n1" (mystery) '6&-Hugh O'Brien, Shirley faton ®) "The Seventh Sin" (drama) Eleanor Parker, Jean-Pierre Aumont. 4:00 0 "But Not for Me" (comedy) '59 ~lark Gable. Carroll Baker. Lee J Cobb. 4:30 Cil Same as lOAM llstfne EVEN IN G 6:00 O Ble News Jerry Dunphy (3) Ne1111 Bill Huddy O KNBC News Tom Snyder O Pleue Don't Eat the Daisies Om News 0 Cl) Wild Wild West ~ NBC News John Chancellor ID The Fllntstonn @ I Orum of Jeannie (jj) Tht Silent Years EE) Hodrepoclae lod&e m Noticlero 34 m Desert Report ~ Ma11>eny RFD 6:30 O Steve Allen Show Guests are Peter Lawford, Patti Deutsch, Pro· fessor Irwin Corey and Gus Bivona, a member of the Terry Gibbs Sextet O Movie: (C) (90) ''Tar1s Bulb1" Part I (adventure) '62-Tony Curtis. Yul Brynner, Christine Kaufman. Sam Wanamaker. Brad Detter. Guy Rolfe, Perry Lopez. The tale of a Cossack's fight for freedom from the Poles more than 300 years ago. Ci) C8S News Waller Cronkite ®) Hollywood Squares m Andy Griffith Show 6) Bill Cosby Show EE) Pl1yin& the Guitar m Wanderlust 9 Green Acres a;) Viviana Hortlauera 7:00 0 CBS News Walter Cronkite (3) ABC News Smith.Reasoner THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 15, 1972 0 m NBC News John Chancellor 0 ®) e;, Ironside "And T he n (]J Truth or Consequences There Was One" Chief Ironside both 00 Drainet protects and suspects survivors of a O What's My line? squadron just retumed from Vietnam (\g) Tom Jones Show when one of them Is killed by a m I love lucy grenade. al I Dream of Junnle 0 00 00 m loncstreet "Eye of m HathlJO&I the Storm" Mike keeps a rendevous m Lt lntrusa with a stranger in a desolate bus Q9) Film: (C) ''Miracle ~f Fatima" stop/cafe that erupts in trouble a> Mantrap when a group of passengers arrive 7:30 8 e;, Rollin' on the River The sing m La Gata · o ~ Fiim: (C) ''A Star Is Born" ing group. awn, guests. ~ O Lassie "The Dream Seeker" a;) No Llores por Ml FRIDAY JANUARY 21 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "An Eye for an 9:30 IJ fractured flickers 9;00 m "The little Minist11" (romance) Eye" (western) '6&-Robert Lansing, fJ Bnter Ward News '34-Katharine Hepburn, John Beal. ~ TWayln~I· tGhlorTla Tthalbott. 10:00 0 ®) m Dun M t rt i n Show 9:30 0 "Strictly Dishonor1bl!" (comedy) uu o e e n.1 . J '51-Janet Leigh, (zio Ptnza. (j) 1 Dream of Jeannie Gues~ are Frank Stnatra r. and lO·OO n>1 "Ed f H II" (d 'S6--• Jonathan Winters • 1 v ge o e rama) OB: ~~w'ro~ ($d Movl)e:.6(1C) E(2hthr) "wT~le 0 News George. Putnam Hugo Haas, Francesco de Scaffa. rg ~"" rama -s er 1 · O l"i"l 17'1 l!!l'I 0 u h 11 1:00 O "Skylark" (comedy) '41 -Clau Iiams Cliff Robertson ~ ~ w we n "''rs 8 • Col M"I ID H'oean's Heroes · Counselor at Law "Run, Carol, Run" ~t~'Th b~rt·1 R~! ( 1 ':,~d.) '50- @ ffi Dragnet Carol. Mac4Murdy, charged with kid· Barbara• Sta~:;~k :a~ter r~uston fil) I $,lclAL I Fritz lan&-Dlrector napping :Year old Ethan Te~e~ey m "The Bieamist'' (drama) '53- (R) Informal conversation with the from her in-laws. tells confhct1ng E d 0 B . F . sto · 5 s t h" "de t'ty d mon ' rten. Joan onta1ne. 8l·yf!ar-old director of "Metropolis." r.:iMe 8 1 . o(C)15(1lh n3 1 5 .) ''Th •-st 2:00 al (C) ''The Dolly Sisten'' Conclu "M'' and "The Big Heat " ...., ov e. r m e ..... • . • Charie" (adventure) '64-Tony Rus· s1on (musical) 45-Betty Grable, @I) Espectaculos sel Ha11a Harareet June Haver, John Payne. CE Movie Game ' ' · 3·00 '-"' "At W With th A " ( . ID News Pete Miller, Ken Jones • ~ , ar e rmy com 8:00 fl (() Me and the Chimp Mtke @Safari to Ad-nnture edy) 51-Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Reyoolds is fi~hting_ a losing battle. (jJ) World PrHs @) "Slau~hter .on Tenth Avenue'' trying to convtnce his wjfe and chit· EI!) I SPECIAL I President Hixon'• (drama) SS--R1chard Eaan, watter dren they should not k~ep a stray State of the Union Address Mat~~au . . ,, chimpanzee they found 1n the park m Viejo Slnverguenza 4:00 B Seven Cities of Gold (adven· but Buttons. the chtmp, gives Mtke a Cit') Futbol·Soccer ture) 'SS-Anthony Quinn convincing argument. 4:30 00 Same as JOAM listing 0 ®) m flip Wilson Aretha Frank· 10:30 6) News Bill Johns lin, George Carlin and Oom Deluise @I) Atormentada join Flip, and Aretha o~fers 1mita· 10:45 (iJ) David Uttlejohl\/Critic Large t1nns of famous female singers. 0 m 00 m A Ii as Smltfl Ind 11:00 IJ 0 00 ®) OHD News Jonas ''The Mao who Broke the 0 One Step Beyond Bank at Red Gap" A bank owner is Ci) Marshal Dillon the cause of a bank robbery charge 0 CV al News against Heyes and Curry m To Tell the Truth m Truth or Consequences m Mantrap @ Boxine From the Olympic ('@ lWV: Voters' Ri&hb Uj) Thirty Minutes With . • . 11 :00 m I SPl(IAL I State of tllt Union m Sonrlsas 1972 Summary and analysis of a;) Nino foregoing address from the NPACT 8:30 O (j) My Three Sons Katie fills In Sander Vanoour and Robert Mac· as a secretary ror a friend who Is on Neil report. vacation, and she puts the triplets in 11:15 m Gran Cine dcl Jueves nursery school-a mOYe that enrages Uncle Charley, 11:30 fJ (])Merv Griffin m David frost Show 0 ®' er;, Johnny Carson til) "YOUNG, GIFTED & 0 Movie: ''The Importance of Be· * BLACK" With Ruby Dee. in& Earnest" (comedy) '53-Michael Award-winning drama Redgrave, Margar~t Rutherford. comes to TV. A MUST! 0 @ ~ ~ Deck Cav!tt EE ()j) NEW SEASON NCT Playhouse ~Movie: Jack Slade (western) Bioar1phy "Lorraine Hansberry: To 59-M~rk s.~evens, John u.1~~ Be Young. Gilled and Black" Ruby m Mo~ce: Kin~as P1cif1c (Wes· De and At f reeman Jr star in the tern) 53-Sterlrng Hayden, Eve m;ing story of the late black play. Miller. wriaht. 11:35 O Movie: ''The Unearthly" (sci-fi) (E El Show de loco Valdez '57-John Carradine, Allison Hayes. 9:00 0 CBS Tllu'1d1y Movie: (C) (2hr) .. Chulla'' (R) (western) '67- Rod Taylor. Ernest Borgnine, John Mills, Luciana Paluzzi, James Whit more. Gunfighter arr111es al an lso lated fort and warns that unless the Indians are given food there will be trouble His warninas are un heeded and his predictions come to pass 1:00 t) Movie: (C) "Chtrtroose Caboose" (comedy) '60-Edgar Buchanan. Molly Bee. Ben Cooper {J") 0 0 Ci) @) News l :30 m All-Ni&ht Show: "Ht1dline Hunt· ers," "Pickup Alley," "Cry Ven· geance" 2:30 1J News EVENING 6:00 f) (]) 0 0 ®) """ O Ph,Jse Don't Eat the Daisies 0 00 Wild Wild West (\g) Assi&nment m The Flintstones @ I Or11m of J11nnle (ij) Speakina fr"ly· fil) Hodgepoda1 lodft eJma>Newa 9 Golden State Warriors Buketball 6:30 0 The steve Allen Show Steve's guests include comedian Fred Smoot, Louis Nye, Renee Armand and fllm collector Ken Murray. O Movie: (C) (90) ''Taru Bulba'' Conclusion [adventure) '62-Yul Brynner, Tony Curtis, Christine Kauf· mann, Brad Dexter. A screen adapt•· lion of the classic story of a Cos sack's fight for rreedom from lhe Poles more than 300 years ago. 00 News ®'Name of the Came m AndJ Griffith Show Q) Bill Cosby Show ED Thirty Minutes With •• , m Wanderlust (iID Duelo en P1tines 7:00 f) (J) 0 m News . (I) Truth or Coniequencts (J) Drarnet 0 Whit's My Line? m I Love Lucy al I Dream of Jeannie (jj) The Corporate View EID HtthlJO&• m LI lntrus.t (Continued) 'FROM ANOTHER PLANET' "The People," produced by Jerry Isenberg for Metromedia Pro· ducers Corporation and based on the Zenna Henderson novel, Pilgrimage: The Book of the People, Is the ABC Movie of the Week· end for Saturday (January 22) at 8:30 PM. Written by James M. Miiier 1nd with Francis Ford Coppola serving as executive producer, the 90-mlnute feature was filmed entirely on location in Nicasio, California, 30 miles north of San Francisco. John Korty directed. The story of a strange, Amish-like sect's panic-stricken flight from another planet, "The People" is a special project of producer Isen- berg, who came to Metromedia Producers from his former post as Director of Feature Film Production at ABC Television. It was he who persuaded both Coppola and Korty, two of the most wldely·known and highly-talented of today's young film-makers, to make their television debuts with the property. Starring In the unique feature are Kim Darby as the young teacher assigned by a baffled country school board to cope with the sect's not entirely "normal" children; William Shatner. a country doctor who Is equally baffled by, but far more understanding of the sect and Its ways; Diane Varsi as a sect leader who initiates Miss Darby Into the mysteries of another planet; and Dan O'Herlihy, a sect elder concerned with the problems of a new life on a new planet. Kim DartJy, as a 1cbooltucher, lilSPS as the remarkable Powers of Chris Valtntlae lift ber from the around. NOW Instant Tax Refund Loan S••• -S.e U1 -Soo11 -Computerl&ed Toi S.nlu WESTERN BUSINESS SERVICES INC. St>l W . 19th -COSTA MESA 642-0212 KEMMER TAX SERVICE 1938 HARBOR -COSTA MESA 548-2404 A-1 TAX SERVICE 2300 HARBOR -COSTA MESA 545-1551 You may be able to get your tax refund im· mediately -loaned to you by Avco Thrift with· out interest charge for the first 45 days. Ask us about it. Page 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 15, 1972 FRIDAY (Continued) in Pennsylvania, unaware that 1t 1s (i) Mantrap occupied by the devil 7:30 IJ Circus "Circus of the Great Es 0 CI)@ c:l) Room 222 "And In cape" This Corner" Pete Dixon puts on the O Hollywood Squares gloves with a student, Chuck Wll O Movie: (C) (2hr) "An Eye for an hams (Sandy ~hampion), to prove Eye" (western) '6~Robert Lansing, that boxing isn't the way to success Pat Wayne. Shm Pickens. Gloria Tai m David Frost Show boll m LI Gata @ To Tell the Truth ai) No Llores por Ml (8) I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 O Fractured Flickers 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ar-0 ()) (_i) (i) Th e Odd Couple rowhead'' (western) 'SJ-Charlton "You Saved My life" Oscar saves Heston, Jack Palance, Brian Keith f'elix's life. then becomes the victim m Hogan's Heroes of his roommate's excessive grati IE rn Dragnet tude 115 Wall Street Week O Barter Ward News Eil) The Course ol Our Times @ The Big Valley m las Comadres 10:00 0 m News m Untamed World 0 (3) (6) CD Love American Style (i) Movie Game "love and the Bathtub," "Love and 8:00 O Ci) O'Hua U.S. Treasury The the Advice Column," "Love and the murder of a commercial fisherman f'ullback," "Love and the Guru" and who was dellverrng a load of contra "love and the Physical " band rnto the US from Canada O Council Debate sends O'tiara in search of the smug a> TV Musical Ossart gler who assigned the errand to the 1)9' Creature Theatre: "Man Without fisherman a Body" and "fright" 0 tlQ) m Sanford and Son "Happy ai) Lucht Libre Birthday. Pop" I amont (Demond 10:30 O Don Rickles Show Don is Wilson) tries to give his father a drafted and. even though it's only a night on the town for his 65th birth mixup, he has lo go through the day, but nothing seems to please whole 1nduct1on process him O KNBC Specl1I "The Consume1 O 3 16) CF.) The Brady 8·1nc:h Caper" Jess Marlow 1s the on camera "Jan's Aunt Jenny" Imogene Coca narrator to guide viewers through the guests as Aunt Jenny who looked c~ many facets or consumerism. actly like Jenny when she was Jan's 110' San Dieeo P1nor1m1 age. Jan is excited to meet her until m News 8111 Johns she discovers what Aunt Jenny looks 15 American Dream Machine like as a grown up m Soul! Eiits Ha11lip IS featured m I SPECIAL I The Prince st r e e t m Atormentadl Players "Jack and the Beanstalk" m Qr. Simon Locke The Prince Street Players (Hal Hol 11:00 IJ 0 (j) [Q) €I} m News den. Will Able. Joan Roberts. Marcie O The Johnny Wooden Show Stringer and Dorothy Greener) pre (i) M1rshal Dillon sent their original version or tt11s 0 (1:' al News classic children's fairy tale O Movie (C) "Voy1ge to Danger" IE The Virgini1n (adventure) '62-John H a n s e n ffi {15 Wuhineton Week rn Review Karin Baal m Exclusivas m To Tell the Truth 09 Film: "Ten North Frederick" IE Mantrap a!) Nino 11:15 €I} Cinema J.4: "Todos Son Mis 8:30 0 '@ m NBC Friday Movie: (C) Hijos" (2hr) "Return or the Seven" (wes 11:30 0 Movie: "That Kind of Woman" tern) '6~Yul Brynner. Robert Ful (drama) '59-Sophia Loren. Tab ler. Jordan Christopher A former Hunter. Keenan Wynn member of "The Magn1f1cent Seven" 0 0 m Johnny Carson -now a farmer 1n a small Mexican O UCLA Basketball Tape delay of v1llage--is kidnapped by outlaws Bruins vs Santa Clara Broncos game Two of his former companions come played earlier at Pauley Pavilion lo the "rescue" 0 (3)16) al Dick Cavett fJ (j J (6) CD The Partridge Family , 8 l Nightmare "Waiting for Bolero" Keith leaves m Movie: "Crisrs (mystery) '50 the family health for his own pad Cary Grant. Jose r err er and soon finds It's a rough world m Movie: (C) "Snow Devils" (SCI ou l there 11) '6~Jack Stuart. Amber Collins Eil) (15) Film Odyssey "The Blue An 12:36 0 Movie: "Gun Belt" (western) gel" In this 1930 film from Germany '62-George Montgomery, Tab Hun Marlene Dietrich stars as Lola, a ter singer 1n a tawdry nightclub and 1 :00 O Movie: "Unknown Island" (ad Emil Jannmgs portrays a school venture) '48 -Richard Denning teacher who 1s corrupted by her lJ O O ra 10 News 9:00 f) fiJ CBS Friday Movie: (C) (90) 0 Movie: (C) "Genevieve" (corn "Something Evil" (suspense) '71 -edy) '54-Kay Kendall, Kenneth Sandy Dennis, Darren McGavin, More. Dinah Sheridan, John Greitson Ralph Bellamy, Jefl Corey. Johnnie 1:30 m All-Night Show: "Juvenil' Jun· Whitaker. John Rubinstein A young gle.'' "Inside Detroit" and "Storm couple moves mto an old farmhouse Over Lisbon" 72 t Is in the Wll rove ess uple ves tim rati tyle and the and out IS ly a the mer era the ed er0 n Mis n" ab of me Cl ns. n) m d g rn lh 1n n m SATURDAY JANUARY 22 MORNING 6:00 TV 8 Classroom 6:30 0 SunriM S.mnter 0 Black Experience m Let's Rip 7:00 0 New Words, New W1ys B 0 m Dr. Dolittle 0 (3) Jerry lewis Show ri) TV 8 Cl11sroom m Thunderbirds Q) Splderman 7:30 IJ Dusty's Treehouse B Deputy D1wr O Clmpus Profile 11:30 f) Cl) Josie 1nd the Puasye1ll 0 ®! m The Bua•loo1 0 CI) L1ncelot Link m up1nslon IE Movie: "Unchained" (drama) '55-Elroy Hirsch, Barbara Hale. AFTERNOON 12:00 IJ 00 The Monkees O Hi&h School Baskettl1ll Game of the Week @ Film Ft1ture: "lnvlilble Dr. M•· buse" 0 CI) al American Bandstand 0 Sherlock Holmes The1tre ftQ) Kno• Your Bible m Oaktari g;, Sportscope 9 Uncle Waldo a:> Ville 0 m Road Runner 12:30 0 @ You Are There "Harriet Tub· 0 Movie: (C) "Devil Ship Pirates" man and the Underground Railroad," (11d11enlure) '64 -Christopher Lee. starring Novella Nelson, Is the story Andrew Keir. of one day in the life of an ex-slave ')o) Uncle Russ and four runaway slaves. m Brother Bun ~ Mo'4ie: {C) "Drums Aero•• the G) BeeUe Balley River" (western) '54-Audie Murphy, 0 m Woody Woodpec:br B) Corazon Salvaje 8:00 0 Buis Bunny m A&riculture USA O Woodr Woodpedler Q9 Rocky and Friends U Popeye C1rtoons O (3) Funky Phantom 12:45 9 Kipllnrer letter (i) Cartoon C•mlval 1 :00 D (i) CBS Children's Film festiv1l m A.M. Movies: "Stormy Weather" "Heide." part one of a two-part (drama) '36 -Ralph Lynn, Yvonne story about a young gul whose Arnaud. Tom Walls. 1'Bl1ck Draeon charm and honesty effect an ap of Manzan1r" (adventure) '66-Rod parent miracle Eva Maria Sing Cameron. Constance Worth. hammer appears In the title role. Q) Samson 0 Bob Ralston Music Box 8:30 0 Scooby·Doo 0 CI) Collefe Basketb1il 172 B tlQ) m Pink Panther Cal State Long Beach V&. Loyola from 0 (3) 00 Jadlson Five Chicago Stadium 9:00 0 Ci) H1rtem Globetrotten m Untamed World 0 O m The Jetsons m Hews Nick Carter 0 Movie: "Goin' to Town" (west· a;, Consumer's World ern) '35-Mae West, Paul Cavan ~Addams family augh a!) To Be Announced 0 C3J (6) Bewitched 1:30 O Aariculture USA 0 Movie: "Gun Battle at Monterey'' g NHL Hockey Hi&hli&hts (western) ·57 -Sterling Hayden, 00 Mobile Home Show Pamela Duncan O Movie: (C) "The Teno(' (horror) Ol Movie: "The Savaae Horde" '63-Boris Karloff. Jack Nicholson (western) '49 -Wilham Elliott, m Dodier Mini-Special Premiere of Adrian Booth 8 mini specials that will air weekly al Ctne en Su Casa preceeding the Dodgers opening day, a:> P1noram1 Latino w1lh highlights of last season's 9:30 0 The H1lr Bnr Bunch 0 ~ m B1rrier Reef (i) Tlluana: Window lo the South o mudsvllle 10:00 IJ (jJ Pebbles ind 81mm 811nm 0 tlOJ m like a Gi1nt Step 0 ffi Curiosity Shop 10:30 0 (i) Archie's TV funnies 9 Movie: (C) "Emperor Wiltz" (musical) '48 -Bing Crosby, Joan Fontaine. O Movie: "Belle Starr" (western) '41--tene Tierney, Randolph Scotl Q) Gospel Slnaina Jubilee a> Buy-Line 11:00 D CJ) Sabflna 0 0 m Mr. Wlz1rd Cl) Rt1I Estate Rentals 0 Jonny Quest m Luch1 Ubre a;) Varled•d games. (E Movie: (C) "R1n10 ind His Gol· den Pistol" (western) '66 -Mark Damon @!) Exitometro m Wines to Ad11enlure ~The Munsters 2:00 f) Dusty's Treehouse B <iOl m Dean Martin Tucson Open Golf Final rounds of the $125,· 000 tour·day tournament are tele· cast from Tucson's National Golf Club today and tomorrow 0 This Week in NBA 00 Movie: "Unholy Intruders." with Philip Dorn. 00 TV 8 looks 11 lurnlnf m Soul Ttlln al Cine en 11 T1rde O Robin Hood THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY lS. J972 2:30 O Insider/Outsider 0 9 Pecillc 8 Baskttb11l Oreaon State Beavers meet the Washlnrton Couaars. lnt1rn1tion1l Hour 3:00 O CBS Golt Cl1sslc Team play from the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio for a total purse of $225,000. This week's team play pairs Julius Boros and Don January against Sam Snead and J. C. Snead Youth in the 70s O Celebrity Bowllnit O Movie: "Hi&h Noon" (western ) '52--tary Cooper. Grace Kelly. m Movie: "Intrigue" (adventure) '47--teorae Raft, June Havoc. Im The Bia Valley 3;30 O On C1mpus CI) Movie: "Nearly 1 Nice staring Liselotte Pulver. 0 (I) Pro Bowlen Tour F 1r Out Flicks ®) Sports lllustr1ted a;,Fllm F11ture 4:00 f) Tht Slesb Is Over 0 Wh1fs 5oln& On @') Sports Action Pro·Flle Im Wor1d of Sports lllustreled 6ir1," tlJ) flnt Adventures In Improvising al Futbol·Socur 4:30 f) Mr. Ed 0 Focus O S11 Hunt ®) Whit's Your Sien? 0) N11hville Music £tj The Prlv1t.e Uves of Ameriuns a;, Navy Proloaue 9 The Wtsltmtrs 5:00 0 SurYlval 0 RETURN Kid Ttlk Bill Adler IS host. 9 Tiit Rllleman 0 (}) @ al ABC's Wide World of Sports 0 Flipper o1 News m Movie Greats: ''The Court-Mar· tial of Billy Mitchell" (drama) '55-- Gary Cooper, Charles Bickford. 0) I Sf i¢1AL I la There an Ar*1 Bill Burrud and his guests examine the causes for the disappearance of the world's wildhfe. m The Advoutes €?;) G1tner Ted Armstrona Show fi Boxlna a!) Muslca 'I Canclonn l1tln11 5:30 O Newsmakeri 0 (]) (19) News 9 Movie: "The Wolf of London" (mys1ery) '46-June Lockhart. 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CIS 0 I I J ;> - "' "' I N M ,._ I ,._ I Why So Many Kids Today Need Psychiatric Help Quiz: The Role Humor Plays In Your Life DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA JANUARY 15, 19 72 Edy Williams: Do The Fans Still Go For Super-Glamor? Want to ask a famous pe~n a quHllon1 Sand tha quutlon 111'1 a postc•rd. to "Ask," Family w .. kly. 641 Laxlncton Ave., New Yorio;, H. Y. 10022. We'll pay SS ror published questions. Sorry, w• can't answ•r others FOR WALTER LIPPMANN Some months ago, Dean Acheson was quoted aa saying that he feU John F . Kennedy was in over hia head as PTeaident-that he didn't have the-back· gTocmd to handle the major problem.8 of the offece. Do you agreeP-D. N ., Durham, N. C. FOR MIKE CONNORS, TV'a "Mannix" You used to be poor, now you're rich. What do you consider to be the best part of wealth?-Mn. Anna Dillon, Annan- dale, Va. e As you get older, you learn that your wants are less mate· rial. The best part of wealth is independence. You can do what you want to do when you want to do it. That's what most actors want, not yachts and big cars. FOR ETHEL WATERS, linger Does the cross ring I saw you wearing on the Billy Graham TV Crusade have special signi6cance?-Mrs. Francis Banks, Rockland, Mass. • The ring is both of great sentiment and great value. lt was a love gift from my darling fri end and great artisf. Julie Harris. She gave it to me in the early 1960s as a birthJoly p1esent. It had been a treasured heirloom in her family for many S(enemticm11. FOR GARY PLAYER, profes.fionol golfer What is your major criticism of the championship goU courses in the U.S.? Which do you consider to be the best of American courses?-D. Watson, Niagara Falls, Ont. • The fairways are too wide, and as a result the inaccurate player (}(.'Casionnlly does better than he should. I consider the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth to be the best course on the pro tour. FOR BILL BENTZIN, Director of the Committee for Refection of Obn0%1ow Commercial.v What is the purpose of your group?-John Russell, Bloom· ington, Ind. • At the close of the viewing season, CROC members .will vote by special ballot for the 10 most obnoxious commercials of the year. "Winning" commercials will receive our ridicule. Many of these commercials say absolutely nothing about the products. Thei1 "creators" admit that the only purpose of these commercials is to burn like acid the product name into our minds. So whnt if it off ends us? FOR BOB THOMAS, author of the hlogt<a- phy, "Winchell" How did the columnist Walter Winchell get so much power? Or didn't he really have the power people think?-Joe Ford, Atlanta, Ca. • WincheU wn..; undoubtedly the most pow- erful journalist of his-or any other-day. He had entree to the White House. He ooold bring instant success to Broadway shows, books, performers or bistros. He could sway politics, both national and international. He created the gossip column and a new kind of journalism that was breezy and compelling- if not always accurate. H e brought the same excitement to radio. No one will ever have Winchellian power again. Credibility has been assaulted too often. Thomas/Winchell e J clid11 't agree with almost .un1hing thut Denn Acheson so.id, btJt h1i. recent e~tunate of Ken11edy as a President l tl1ink is correct. Kem1edy rrn.r out of hi.; depth. The result is thnt we had that very cla11gero11sly inflated Inaugural speech, and then we had tht> Hay ot P1~s .md a lot of other thinw;. n11d die meso; he made dnnng l11s meeting with Khrushchev i11 Vie1111a. Onlv in the last few months of his life did he be- gi11 to see thing~ more or less i11 their trne proportion. FOR MI Kt; CRA V £L, Senator from Alaska Some critics have said that you are reveling in the new fame you ha\-e acquired since you read the Pentagon papers into the "Congressional Record." Would you comment?-Roger Lawson, Little Rocle, Ark. e l admit it. I thrive on puhlic exposure and hard work and travelm~. Mr f et>ling is that the more 1 be<.'Ome nationally l.nown, the more the) will have to listen to me in the Senate und the more I c·an cl1ip away, l"t by bit, for what I want. FOR PEGGY FLEM INC, tee ~·kater Now that you're married, are you going to give up your ca· reer?-Mrs. B. Richards, Los Angeles, Calif. e ff I had to choose. I'd rather he a good housewife. But l can skate with the ke Follies only five or six months a year, and that's not hard 1f the time isn't consecutive. Besides, I'm lul'ky. My husband underst.mds my work. FOR DEAN MARTIN What was your most embarrassing moment on television? -Mrs. Margaret Lewis, Dubuque, Iowa. e The lime the crew made a repliC'a of Ken L:lne's piano from halsn wood, and I jumped on lt and landed in splinte1 s on the fiom FOR HOW ARD PY LE, Natio11al Sa/etv Council What is the national accident rate among the do-it-your- sellers?-Mrs. Clara Lenore Strand, Osnabrock, N. D. • From 650.000 to 750.000 do-it-yourself ers have disabling ncc:i<lents every year. January 16. 1972 friml()'~''The Newspaper Maaujne LEONARD S. OAVIDOW, Chairm.., MORTON FRANK, PrHldent end PubUaher W. PAGE THOMPSON, V.P., Advertising Director Advertising Mgr.: Ooneld M. Hufford; AS8oc. Advertising Mgr.: Robet't J. ChrlatJen; Marketing Director: Sid LayefUJ; New York Sales Mgr: Gerald 8. Wroe; Western Adv. Mgr.: Ru ... 11 L. Sp-"8; Chicago Sales Mgr.: Joe Fra.r Jr.; Detroit Sales Mgr.: Alcherd T. Flynn; Southern Adv. Mgr.: Stnen J . Ahmuty Publisher Relallons: Robet't D. C.mey and U. 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True or False: If you have a terrific sense of humor, it makes it more difficult to see yourself as you really are (see number 3 ). Whether you pride you~lf on your sense of humor or not, you'll be glad lo know lhat the experts have come up wilh some inleresting findings about humor, and what makes it tick. Let's have a look at them via this true-false quiz. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. You can tell a lot about a man's per- sonaJity by the kind of jokes he d<Hsn't like. 2. A joke becomes less and less funny the more we arc exposed to it. 3. If you have a terrific sense of humor, it makes it more difficult to see yourself as you rcaJly arc. 4'. If you want to get the most voltage out of your favorite funny story at a party, be sure to tell it first-while your "audience" is fresh. 5. The introvert lacks the extrovert's appreciation for jokes, humor or com- edy situations. 6. A sense of humor can't be acquired -it's something you have to be born with. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies show that a person's reaction to various types of jokes re- veals a great deal about his character. For example, take the joke about Adam and Eve, who were engaged in naming the various animals of the world, when a hippopotamus hove into view. "What o n earth are we g~ing to call that?" Adam wondered. Eve snapped her fin- gers. "l've got it," she said. "Let's call it a hippopotamus." "Are you serious?" asked Adam. "Why not?" was the reply. "It looks more like a hippopotamus than anything we've named so far." People who don't find anything hu- morous in jokes of this sort have been found to be literal-minded, practical, matter-of-fact, unimaginative, realistic and more workaday than fun-loving. Their sense of humor may be well- developcd in some areas, but it doesn't extend to the cheerfully ludicrous or the whimsically nonsensical. They may possess more than their share of solid virtues, but you wouldn't invite them to liven up a party. 2. False. This is only true if someone else tells the joke, but nnt if you tdl it. 4 •FAMILY WEEl<LY, Janu.,y HI, 1912 As Stanford University psychiatm1 William J. Fry, Jr., observes in his i.tudy on humor and what makes it tick, virtu- ally any joke loses much of its humor when you hear it the second time. And when you've heard it the third or fourth time, you've just about had it. On the other hand, as Doctor Fry points out, ''You can tell some jokes over and owr without experiencing any decrease m the fun of telling them." They seem just as funny to you as they ever dtd. 3. False. Psychological studies show that people who make the best show- ings on sense-of-humor tests ar1: the most self ~awarc, have the most sensitive insight into their innermost feelings and cherish the fewest illusions about them- selves. Their sense of humor enable~ them to face cheerfully the fact that they're far from perfect. 4. Fa/.se. Humor-reaction studie!i at the University of Kentucky have demon- strated that no matter how excruciat- ingly funny your story is, it will get a much better reaction if you'll let some- one else tell a story or two tint. Th1'i serves to get the others in a playfull y receptive mood. 5. False. Neither the introvert nor the extrovert has the inside track where ap- preciation of humor is concerned. But they do have different preferences in humor. The findings of leading studies show that the introvert tends to have a more discriminating sense of humor and prefers wit that is subtle rather than obvious. The extrovert, on the other hand, prefers broader humor. more down-to-earth, with blunter impact- the kind that inspires a belly laugh. He also has a much greater fondness for practical jokes. 6. Falu. Anyone can cultivate the ab1l- Hy to perceive the comic elements in situations, in people and in himself. It may take some doing, but no eft'ort will pay greater dividends. 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But we had heard through the wall between the rooms, trying not to listen, the head of the bed goiog down. That was final. For she had been raised through it all, in order to breathe. And, when the slight creak, known only to those in a hospital, came to us, we knew that she was sone. Jn the dim hall, they who had sat and wondered, waited, suf- fered with ~r. died, as she had died, silently. Silently, they walked past our door, with grave faces. Silently, they moved through the pale light, their shoulders slack. They whose blood was hers, by marriage or by birth, went almost in proces- sion, one by one, two by two, without sound. There may have been wildness when they went into the outside dark-hysteria and broken cries. But now, as they passed, there was only silence, marred by the faint brush of footsteps and the knowledge that behind them in a room was ... nothing. I • FAMILY WEEl(l V, January 18, 1972 She was nothing. But sJ.d been much. And even the revo- lution in her ceJls, the dark in- vader, could not destroy her courage. I had seen that courage in the one night I spent in the bed next to hers, before-for both our sakes-Che physicians moved me. And I-who did not know her, who only met her when her breath was coarse and strained and so desperate that every in- halation seemed her last-still knew she was a person to recall. In agony, she moaned, "G ()(){)()()O()(j ! . . . G {)()()Qood !" ... Then, after a breath that barely came, "ut me die! Ohl ut me die!" . . . The vocal drowning once again ... Then, an old memory ... "Put cofiu on ... and toast!'' ... And, on~ more, the sound like a broken beast, deep in the throaL For one whole night, three feet from her, a curtain between us, I listened 10 that soul, bereft at lasl of that bright front she'd tried so hard 10 keep. The bar- rier was down. Thank God, I was a stranger! It would have sent her family into lunacy. /And. when dawn came, sorne- 1iow, by some dawn miracle, she hus~I/ returned. In pain, in pain so deep that neither you nor I shall ever feel it, the fates willing. She knew her husband and the young girl who was there and even me, the stranger. But it did not last. The horror came again. And so, for two more days and nights she was among us, until a mercy put her into a liv- ing sleep in which her heart sti'J pumped as needles pricked her flesh and new machines ftew to her aid and bottles dripped into her veins. And I, the stranger, oddly be- came a part of waiting, listening from the next room, praying that her strength would ebb and she would find pcaoe. Out of bed, I found myself among those she loved, all bas- tions gone. Simply, I suppose. becallllC I had heard her in ~ night, because I knew her not as just the occupant of a bed near mine but had shared her strug- gle for an instant's breath. There cannot be much putting on of thinp, I think, when a pair of people in a room both know that one has little time. There cannot be politeness afterward, in other rooms. And so I wt1ited with them, while the living sleep swam on, hour after hour, while feet paced, while men in white coats went in and out, and girls in starched hats intently watched what she had been, and bits of metal and of cloth did baltJe with her heart. How had she come to this? "She did not srek help in time," her loved ones told me. "She wa.,· a/rai</ to go to the hofpital, of raid of what they might /ind." And they went on to speak of silly, mundane things-the diffi- culty of getting comfortable shoes, the baseball scores, whether or not to buy a certain kind of orange. Talk out of con- text. And all the while one ear was cocked to hear. And that night, a man ar- rived, a man in black. Some of them-not the dauahter, who was bitter against it-went to that still figu~ on the bed and prayed. Then another man-tall. a black bag in his hand-ap- peared, for his profession's sake. I went back to my room. Two minutes later, her gal- lantry was gone. The upright bed was lowered, and she was at last allowed to sleep in peace. Then, through the dimness, as I say, one and two and per- haps three ·together, they left her. And they were silent, a~ was she. Later, perhaps ... Bu( now exhaustion and lhc magnitude of what had been was blackly in their minds. They walked alone. It had been I 0 minutes. The small sounds felt through the wall we~ gone. Far down the hall, the wheel" were heard. And all her bravery, her trag- edy, now wrapped in while. went past my door. What was, was. 0 A great offer on two erican favorites. , • "America's Favorite Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens," FREE, with 3 proofs of purchase. 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JU~t loo~ at i1.·· Like all nme\, Wc.\t's sib in the rni<ldle of his face, a hoyishly hun<lsome f JC.:e on which a smile plays aero~ the left side of the upper ltp, and which belies his almost 34 year-.. But there is a d1ff erem:e in Jerry's nose. It has .1 i.l1ght inward hend. the result of h.1v mg been hroken nine times. "I won't have a full repair 1uh <lone on the nose until after I'm through playing," he says. "There's no point having a big surgical job done now and then going out and breaking it again. I've broken it twice by running into Willis Recd of the Knicks, one ol the h1ggel>t and !>trong~t men in the league. H J break it o n his elbow ag.1in, he gets to keep my no'c perm.tncntl y." We,t's no\c • ., \0 bauercd that hy now it's juM a mass of soft car11lagc. "I've tried wearing mash to protect my nose," Jerry \ays, "but they were uncomfort- ahle an<l hindered my vision. My wifr Jane got accu~tomed to my conditio n early. The fir~t time I broke my no~e was in collegc- during a tournament in Ke n- tucky. We were going together then anti got married when I was a senior." Jane We~t ha~ cndure<l, bc~ides her husband's repeated nose breaks, his two hroken hands, numerous broken fingers, pulled mw,clcs, sprains, !>trains and bruises from head to toe. "J'm not put together differently from anyone else," Jerry in~isb. Frank O'Neill, the trainer who has been with the Los Angeles Lakers for 11 and a half seasons Oi ke West), echoes this belief. "He gets in- jured a lot because of the way he play!>," ~ays O'Neill. "Always in the middle of the action, driving on much bigger men, straining Cover. Sports Illustrated photo by Sheedy & Lons. lt Time, Inc I • FAMILY WEEKLY, January Ill, 1972 Jane West has endured, besides her husband's repeated nose breaks, his two broken hands, numerous broken fingers, pulled muscles, sprains, strains and bruises from head to toe. Jerry just shrugs it off. "In some ways, /'\•e been fortunate," he says. u c ,.. s: Q :! ~ ii ~~..,.. f. West, with the New York Knidts' Dave DeBusschere ir;i pursuit: "We all play on niahts we don't feel well and when we have pain." for every move, every !>hot. The fact of the matter is that Jerry has probably played with more injuries than anyone else. There have been many times when he was so injured that he shouldn't have put on h is uniform at all. Two years ago, his right ham· i.tring mu_'icle had such a bad pull that he almost couldn't walk. But he started the game, warmed up the musctc and ended up with 37 points." Jerry refuses to take credit for special courage. "We all play on nights we don't feel well and when we have pain," he says. ··when you're a professional ath- lete, that's one of the things you have to do. In some ways, I've been fortunate. l was so skinny when J cam e into this league that many people thought I'd never live pa'lt the first season. I'm silt· three, a nd at that time l weighed about 170. Now I weigh l 88. But o ne writer bet when l came up that J wouldn't last five season:-. If J'd believed him, I would have been gone long ago." Though he is comparatively sm all in a sport of giants, Jerry's achievements arc giant-sized. Go- ing into the current season, only Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robert- son and Elgin Baylor had scored more points in the NBA than West. Before Baylor's retirement in November, the Lakers had three of the top four all-time point makers, since the sleek for· ward was a Los Angeles team- mate of C hamberlain and West. Before this season is over, Jerry i.hould climb pa~t Baylor into third place among NBA i.corcrs. He hai. averaged nearly 28 points per game 1h rougho ut hi~ career and a n ama1ing 31 points per game in poM·\cason play-off ac- tion. Jerry's performance under the awesome stress of play-off situation~ ha' earned him the title, "Mr. Clutch." Perhaps hl'i most ramous single ba,ket came 1n the play-off' again'it the New York Knicks two year!> ago. With New York leading by two points and the final seconds of the fourth quarter ticking off, We:-.t lofted a desperation attempt at the basket almost 70 feet away. The ball went cleanly through the hoop, tying the game and sending it into overtime. While his team· mates raved about the i.hot, we~t later said he felt "the ball would go in. I really did. It looked straight all the way. I have a lot of confidence in-my shooting." Despite the fantastic l>hot, West's team dropped the decil>ion to the Knicks in overtime, and eventually the Lakers were beaten, four games to three. While he personally has been one of the greatest clutch players of all time, Jerry never has played on a title-winning team. either in col- lege or in the proi.. At W~t Vir- ginia University, West's team reached the finals of the national collegiate tournament one year. The Lakers, with Jerry, have played in seven NBA champion· ship rounds. "It's really frustrating," says Unbowed By Larry Bortstein West. "ft would almo~t be better not to get to the play-off's at all than to go so far but no farther every year. J might have quit playing before this season 1f we had won the championship some- where along the line." Before the regular season even had begun, Jerry was honored at a banquet in Morgantown, W. Va., home of the state unive~ity where he had achieved all-Amer- ica ~Latus. The Laker' played an "l'D just drive everybody crazy until I have to go to the arena. I'm so anxious Chai J ~o hours ahead of time." exhibition game in Morgantown. but the fans who attended only had eyes for Jerry W~t. He received ~veral deafening ova- tions. '"It w~ great. 11 really was," Jerry smiles. '"h 's always great lo !..now you're appreciated. The fans there were alway~ wonder- ful 10 me." They had cause. Jerry w~ the finc~t basketball player in the uni- vernty"i. history and probably the finest ever to come out of the '>late of We~I Virginia. Me wall lhc fifth of ~ix children a nd the )'ounge!!.t of three ll<l!l~· all ra1!'tcd in Cheylan. a town of only 500 people, about 14 milcl> l>Qoth of the :1lale capital 1n C'halle111on. C heylan ill llO l>mall that it ha.' neither its own high ~chool nor 1lll own poll! office. Jerry went lo East 8.mk High School, about four miles away. The West fam- 1ly"11 mailing address wall Cabin Creek. From this, Jerry wa~ given the nickname, ··Zeke from Cabin Creek," a name he dislikcll. "It makes me sound like a hillbilly," he complains. Howard WL"'· Jerry·., father, ~ho died in I %3, workeJ J\ a m.1chinc operator and l.1tcr d'> an dcctnc1an in a coal-company 'hop, anti put in long hourll to c:lrn a meager llalary. Both ot Jerry\ brother~ were \Cvcral 'can. olJer than he ;ind didn't 'pend much time with him ill> a boy. Charles. the olde'>t Wc..,I boy, " now treai.urer of :i Charle\ton· h.1lled comp<tny. David, the \CC- ond brother, wa' .1 ma!'ttcr \Cr- gcant in the Army anJ wa' ~tllcJ 111 Korea when Jerry w•" 11 tccn- uger. Jerry think~ the absence of male companion,hip he cxpcri- enced as a boy drew him to b~ ketball. ''It's a spon you can play by yourself," Jerry poinls out. '"Ali you need i:. a ball and a hoop. I spent long hours practic- ing 1ilone and developed my ))hooting ability to a high level." West h• possibly the fine:1t :1hooling range of any pro ballket- ball player. H e can score consis- tently from ai far out as 30 feet, a dilltance many pla)erll never would even attempt to negotiate. Jerry has made more than 47 per- cent of hi.\ NBA field-goal at- tempts, an extremely high per- centage for the numhcr of diffi- cult i.hots he ta.._cll. He also i!'t an extremely accurate free-throw shooter, with an average o( better than 81 percent during his pro career. Having lived Mnce 1963 in one part of Loll Angclcll, the Weslll recently moved into a new home an the Brentwood l>Cction. ··when you have three hoyi. growing up an the same family." Jerry smiles. "you don't huve to explain the need for a larger houllc ... The three sons of Jerry and Jane Wcllt are I I -year-old David (named for Jerry') iatc brother). Michael, nine. and Mark, eight. .. They i.cem to be good athle1~ ... Jerry \JY!'t of ht) 1'om •. ··out it"ll be com· plctely up to them whether or not they'll go into prn 'port!I. Right now, l°m jll\( happy WC have a close tam1ly, )Omcthing I didn't have when I wa\ a boy." West admib hi-. nomadk, pre'I· i.ure-fille<l lite a.. a llports )tar ha,n"t been easy on hi'> family. ·'They put up Wtlh a lot from me during the )Ca~n." he .. ays. "l'm ~cnllitive, and I 1'u1Tcr a lot while the ~a))on 1s on. I'll wake up in 1he morning on the day of a game, and I 'II just <lrivc everybody crnzy until I have lo go to the arena. ff) 1he 'amc on the road. I'm !10 aoXiOU!I that l go hours . 1hcad of time."' Bcf ore a game, Jerry ~•h in tront of hill loci.er waiting to have h1'1 leg' taped t>y the trainer, with the rc!lt of the team. Before pulling on the famou .. uniform. number 44, he engage., in all the u'ual banter with hi~ teammates -one of the 11mri. when it's all right for a pro athklc to indulge h11nllelf at ht!> place of bmin~. The locker room also provides at lea))! temporary s:ifety and free- dom from injury for Jerry W~t . So far. Jcrry'i. nose has never been hurt in the locker room. 0 FAMILY WEEKLY, Jenu1ry HI. 1972 • t EARN UPTO "I MADE $2. ns within four months after I completed the Bl<>cil Tax Course Hope to triple my income ne.i season." R L. Russell Savannah, Gs. it MADE $1,ns WORKING ONLY 4 DAYS A WEEK "I completed the course in March, but I still made S1 .775 during the laK season working only lour days a week " Mrs. Ma(forte Balley Cantam. Conn. OPENED BLOCK SATELLITE OFFICE. 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He sports a long handlebar moustache In the style of the villains of the silent screen and is always being quoted about the "mayhem" he Is going to commit on opposition quarterbacks. This brings out huge crowds to cheer him In Oakland and boo him In other cities ... Blamed for breaking Joe Namath'• Jaw a few yea,. ago, he was proclaimed Public Enemy No. 1 by Namath'• teammates. The jaw-breaking was accidental, and Davidson swears he likes Namath. But feud stories persist ..• As the moustachioed fortune In public-speaking engagements, TV appear- ances and the operation of two cocktail lounges called "Big Ben's." He also has real-estate invest- ments ... Big Ben is a native of Los Angeles and played his college football at the University of Washington. He was on two Rose Bowl teams and played on a championship team at Green Bay In 1961 , his first year as a pro. He was later traded to Oakland. The defensive giant has been a member of the AFL all-star team three times and has played in both AFL and NFL championship games. He keeps adding strength through weight lifting during the oft-season and after practice ... Davidson is an active volunteer worker for the Red Cross but says publlclty about this would "spoil my Image." He is married and the father of three daughters, who say their dad plays hard football but Is not villalnous.-By Barry Abramson The Doctor Lets l'ou In Motes-And When • They're Dangerous The average adult has 15 to 20 moles, or "pig- mented nevi,'' on his body. Most of them can be safely Ignored. But a small percentage, often located at certain danger zones, can apread •nd change Into a fatal •kin cancer called 0 mallgnant melanoma." How can you tell when a mole Is dangerous? First of all, Its location. Moles on the palms. soles, toes, fingernail beds, sexual organs and around pressure points are more likely to become cancerous. Second, the ap- pearance. Be concerned if a mole starts changing In color, size or texture; If it oozes or bleeds; if It spreads to the surrounding skin; if little "satellites" appear around it. You should always go to a doctor for a diagnosis. Even if a mole doesn't change, most doc- tors recommend that if it Is anyplace where It gets irritated. as on your feet, or In your groin, you should have it removed.-By John J. s.condl, M.D. People and l'ou ~~ Would You Like to Have a "Swinger" for a Friend? You won't completely understand your teen- age son or boy friend after you finish this, but It st may help! An attempt by /// 1/~ 1 \ a psychologist to Investigate college boys' person- alities reveals that boys who prefer a friend who I•• "swinger" •r• themNlvn often Immature and not especially well adju•ted eoclalfy. According to the psychologist, boys who seek out the swinger may be hoping to learn better social techniques from their friend, or they may be hoping to gain "recognition" by associating with him. Boys like this will often choose a college major that has high status, but then they will turn around and carefully avoid anyone who values academic work. One thing is certain: they are so busy trying to find and keep swinging friends that they have no lnterut In any kind of radical polltlcal acUon.-By Shlrley Sloan Fader Family Flak/av JACK TtPPtT "Once upon a time there was a Mama Bear, a Papa Bear, and a Baby Bear who could go to sleep all by himself." Jobmanship It's Wise to Watch What You Say In business you must know how to talk effec- tively with others. Three ways to keep yourself out of talk-trouble are: 1) Be careful of hidden meanings. You said, "Sorry, I can't," when Tom suggested eating lunch together. Did you refuse because you don't like eating with Tom, or because you were too busy? A brief explana· tlon prevents misunderstandings. 2) Be careful what you promise. When handing out a difficult job, don't try to sugarcoat it by suggesting "good possibilities In the future" If it's done well. The person assigned the job Is going to translate your vague words Into something specific. "The boss said I'm due for a raise," Is the way he'll tell It at home that night. 3) Don't volunteer more than you can deliver. When there's a pile of extra work, bravely offering "to got it all done Can Noise Make You Fatter? Yes, In a way. Environ- mental psychologists point out that constant noises or loud noises are ~ > an Irritant. The effect ,~ . often is to make people nervously and unselectively eat their way through a meal they're not that hungry for, whereas a quiet, peaceful atmosphere makes for more leisurely and selective eating. Consequently, a desk lunch ls often a better choice for the dieter than one at a drugstore counter or a cafeteria, with a clash of dishes and shouted food orders. At home, a dieting housewife will be more likely to eat a smaller quantity of food If she does not eat In the kitchen when the dishwasher or washing machine Is on. Environmental psychologists' tests show that the kitchen Is the noisiest room In the house.-By Harriet LaBure by quitting time'' i~ foolish. Even If you do almost all of It, no one will notice. Instead, your performance Is going to seem disappointing to your supervisor. -By S. R. Redford Househints • Always store your steam iron upright on heel rest. Otherwise. slight moisture may discolor soleplate. • When pan-broiling steaks, chops, chicken or fish on an electric griddle, sprinkle them with paprlt.a for even browning. • For perfect orange slices, slice with peel on. Use the tip of sharp knife to cut perfect round just Inside white membrane. Makes prettier wheels faster. • Tangy French-toast treat: beat eggs with orange. apple or pineapple juice instead of milk. -By Lee Pettee FAMILY WEEKLY, Jenu1ry 1&, 1972 • 11 Experts Agree: ~~Something - Is Terribly Wrong :with America's Children" "Parents today are down on kids. Mothers are not contented enough to be good mothers. They lead such busy, complicated lives that they haven't the Cll}otionaJ aptitude for motherhood. The woman who doesn't work feels unimportant. The mother who does work uses her children to prove that she is still a good mother. Such anxious mothers make unsure kids. The child thinks: there must be something wrong with me .... " The speaker is child psycholo- gist Bruno Bettelheim, and he is not talking about mothers of ghetto families or women our courts have found "unfit." He is talking a~ut an overwhelming number of American mothers to- day. His words might be con- sidered slanderous-if the evi- dence were not on his side. But the fact is, there is a crisis in America's family life-a crisis so deep and pervasive that it is in danger of "crippling" an entire generation. Look at the following facts: • According to the Congres- sional Joint Committee on Men- tal Health of Children, at least two percent of our children has a severe degree of emotional dis- turbance and another eight to 10 percent is in need of mental health treatment. In numbers, this works out to 10 or 12 million kids who should be receiving reg- ular treatment. Experts estimate that there are at least another 10 million who show signs of "mild disturbance." • A three-year study by the Mental Health Association in New York's affluent Westchester County reveals that pne of every two children in homes with in- comes of $6,500 or more is. suf- fering from some degree of emo- tional impairment requiring men- tal-health services. According to Dr. Olga R. Lurie, director o{Jhe study and a leading child psychol- ogist, comparable studies in other parts of the country would tum up similar results. The evidence is pouring in: our children are in trouble -primarily because~ we are in trouble. Whose fault is it? And, more important, what can be done to help? By Alan D . Haas AccordJaa to a ....., ltaded by Dr. Olp R. Lurie, ......... cUd p1ycboloPt, one of nery two daJldrea m bomes wtdl Incomes of $6,500 or more II sa~eriag from some decree of .emodoaal Impairment reqalriaa menW- bealtta Ml'Vkes. • Studies among the poor are even more sobering. Psycholo- gists estimate that, among Jow- income families, at least four out of fiv~ children have some degree of emotional impairment. (Emo- tional impairment. it is stressed, does not mean mental illness. It is a catchall term denoting a mal- function in some important area of the child's life: in school, with friends or his family. Common symproms are antisocial or im- pulsive behavior, feelings of iso- lation, anxiety and low self-es- teem.) Wlult all this means is that our children are in trouble-primarily because we ourselves are in trouble. "Healthy kids generally come from healthy families and impaired youngsters from irn· paired f amities," Doctor Lurie notes. If parents today are to raise healthy, normal kids, they need help from the oommunity (social-service agencies, teachers, ministers, cops on the beat). This' is necessary in a world full of tension, war and racial strife. Yet, most parents refrain from seek- ing such assistance. Of the 800 children studied in the West- chester County survey, 441 were found to need some form oj. mental-health aiu:ntion But only 66 had ever received ch care. Even among the. 66, fourth of these made no more than one v· t to a mental- health profcssio The neglect of these family problems is widespread. The Joint Committee report points out that in this, the richest Df all the world powers, only $190 of Fed- eral funds were spent on each child in 1970. Local and state governments arc not doing much better. "Clearly," the Joint Com- mittee report emphasizes, "a broad range of mental-health services for children and their (Continutd on pagt 11) (Contilfwd from pap 12) familia" ii despentely needed Wllo II to Ill.me for tbil dil- mal pic:rure? Not neceaarily the pararta. .. Parenti are on the whole quite intdJ..iaent and dedi- cated to doin& a aood job for their kids," Doctor Lurie uya, .. but the strain of our streaful society ii just too much for them to do it alone... Bettelbeim la)'I pretty much the aame thina· .. Motben 81 people are DO better or wone than they ever were," he uya ... U anythina, they try too hard. But they have an impo1- aible time tryin1 to mate up for evet')'thiq that is lackina in chil- dren'• live.a today." Dr. J. Louiae Despert, another leadina authority, claims that wb.&Lp&Rntl need today unfor- tunately cannot be tauaJtl 1'be trend to kam motherhood," abc feels, ~may be a sham, and even a daqer. By approachina her child intelleotually, the mother can create a au1f which will be- come increujngly difficult for the two of them to crou." What a child ncedl ia love and under- atandinlJ cloeeoesa and aupport. And dilcipline ia an integral part wChlldren Need People in Order to Become Humanw Thia wu a by phrue in a ro- port by Dt. Urie Bronfenbrenner of Cornell Unive:nity in the 1970 White Home Conference on Chil- dren. Advocatina aweepina changes in this country'• attitude toward cbiJdren, Doctor Broo- fenbrenner made a number of in- tereati.oa suaaeationa for busineu, ,ovemment and communities. Amoqthem: • That busineaes ahould be encouraaed to 04adopt" aroup1 of children, and IO breQ. down the walls that exist between kida and the wort-a-day lives of their parents. • 1bat companies should atop of this cloeenest. A local radio atation in New Y ort City goes on the air every. niaht with this wamina message : "It is 10 o'clock. Do you know where your children areT' Too many parents cannot answer th.is question "with assurance. Too few parents, peycbolopts" feel, sit down with their kids of an eve- achedulina weeteod and evening .fu.nctiona that disrupt family life. Ubwiae, companies should be more cautious about tramferring YOUDI married people to dift'erent seoara1>hical regiom-& practice that ii often crud and barmfu1 to children. •That, for the sake of moth- ers, companies increue the num- ber of avaUable part-time jobs; become more lenient in arantina leavea for maternity and child care; take part in the establilb- ment of day-care-centers near the employees'. place of work; aive more comideration to employees' famlliea when planning new of- Dina and talk to them, face to face, about their difficulties. And even fewer aeem to have a code of values that kids can admire or copy. .. Actually, the techniques par- ents me in raisins kids," Doctor Lurie thinb, "are not so impor- tant u a aood. warm, affection- ate relationship." Consistency flee locations (m other wordl, help eliminate commutina prob- lema). • 1bat 1V networb devote more eDel'IY to developing "in- tenctive televilion." IO that chil- dren and adults will not uae 1V- watcbina 81 a means to avoid communication with each other. • 1bat parenta, achoolt and communities wort together to do- velop meaniqful .functions and responsibilities for cbildrer. (such 81 cleaniq up the environment or aettina their scboolJ' behav- ioral codes), rather than the un- cballenaing and borina chores that children are often aiven. on the part of the parents ii im- ponant, abe believes, and this ii di11ic:ult for parents who tbem- aelvea are beset by doubts, ten- sions and anxietJes. A lot of CM1r ..._... with the youna are blamed on Doctor Spock and the lnftuence of his so-called permiaive theoriea of child raisiq. Doctor Lurie , doesn't buy this. Doctor Spoct, she feeb, baa been u widely mis- read about child care u Doctor Freud has been on the aubject of sex. .. Doctor Spock never dll- counted the value of controls ai the proper time and on the prop- er occasion," Doctor Lurie em- pbasi7.es. Today'a k:ida auffer not so much from overpennisaiveneaa 81 from the confusion that re- sults from the parents' own con- fticta. As one psycholoaiat, Dr. Haim Oinott, explains it, .. When a child ii forbidden to have nep.tive feelinp or nasty thouahta, be will inevitably have too much ,Wlt and anxiety. To prevent unneces- sary aWJt, parentl abouJd deal with cbiklren's transpessiom the way a aood mechanic dea1I with a car that breab down. He doel not shame the owner; be points out what baa to be repaired. He aab himself what ia the probable aource of the trouble. It ii a pat comfort for children to t.now in- wardly that they are really freo\., to think 11 they pleue without lOlina their pwntl' love or approval." 0 FAMILY WE.Et<LY, January tt, 1'7t • 11 I , 'L .... , ..__.. 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While Jane Russell had Ho- ward Hughes to give her career a boost; Marilyn Monroe, an agent named Johnny Hyde, who devoted his life to her career; and Jayne Mansfield could depend on James Byron, one of Holly- wood's more imaginative press agents, Edy Williams has all the help she can ask for from no less than Russ Meyer, the controver- sial director of tiJms like "Seven Minutes" and "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls"-in both of which she had featured parts. Meyer is her husband. The fact that their acting abili- ties left something 10 be desired wa.~ of no particular consequence to her predecessors-so why should a similar problem bother Edy? What's more, she loves playing the part of the sex god- des.. and plays it 10 the hilt. When I told her I wanted to see her for a FAMILY WEEKLY inter- view, she answered in a deep, husky voice, "How about coming over right now?" I told her I couldn't malce it just then. We settled for the following Tuesday. I drove up to the top of Mul- holland Drive, where Russ and Edy have recently purchased an enormous house, complete with 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, J•"u•ry 10, '1012 indoor-<>utdoor swimming pool, two separate guesthouses aad acres and acres of grounds. Bet ore we started a tour of the house, Edy offered me "cold duck"-a combination of cham- pagne and bubbly red French wine, nicely chille4l "My favorite drink," she explained. She then showed me the house, which includes a master bed· room with a huge bed that would have made Louis XJV jeaJous, a guest bedroom with a heated waterbcd ("a present from Hugh Hefner," she told me), a secret door that leads into a big closet, his and her dressing rooms and his aod her bathrooms ("I keep Russ out of mine. That's my pri- vate domain"). One section of the house is devoted to sending out thousands of Edy's pictures to servicemen in Vietnam. (Shades of Monroe, Russell and Mans- field?) The only jarring note is her insistence on having a maid only once a month. while doing the cooking and housework her- self the rest of the time. "My middle-class background," she insisted. "Middle-class back.ground" in- cludes. according to Edy, a direct lineage to Winston Churchill and the Earl of Bronmoutb. Her father, Harold WiJlia.ms, is a lawyer for an insurance com- pany. Edy-who was born Ed- wina Beth Williams in Salt Lake City 29 yean ago-was raised in an upper-middle-class section of the San Fernando Valley. Before tbey knew better, her parents thought it might be nice for their daughter to be in a refined, secure "I Db to Uve hi a dreamworld," ay1 Edy. "So wlaat If It's make-believe? Thafs aD I nu wutecl." profession like teaching. But ever since Edy was named Miss Sher- man Oaks when she was 16, she has had a one-track miod: show business. "I love everything about it, particularly publicity. And I love Hollywood. And alamour. I want everything to be beautiful. I like to Jive in a dreamworld. So what if it's mate-believe? lbat's all I ever wanted." She won a whole slew of con- tests: Miss San Fernando Valley, Miss Los Angeles, Miss Tanana, Miss Studio City, Miss California Bikini, Miss Palm Sprinp, Miss KNX (radio 1tation). She aJIO Jost a few, comin.& in leCOnd for Miss Beverly Hilb and third for Miss CalifomiL "But I won a lot more than I lost," abe i.misted. u~of·dlllt ........ no producer, director, publicist or aaeot ever walked up to her and uked her whether she wanted 10 be in the movies. So she went to c:entraJ casting and was told they were full up, to come back a year later ... I did, and wbeo they uk.ed my name, I told them everybody called me Edy [~ .. Eddie"], and they told rne' I couJdn 't ute that name becaUIC I'd wind up being cast as a Marine aeraeant or eomething like that. So I said I'd pronounce it '&:die' but spell it E.dy, and I~ been Edy Williams CVCt' aioce." To ahow that lhe wu terious about acting. she studied drama for four y~ but abe'a honest enough to admit that what she really wants is not 10 much to be recognized as a superb actress but as a S-T-A-R. That and all the trimmings that go with it. And the opportunity to realize th.is came in the shape of six- foot-threc Russ Meyer. It was Edy who made the first move. "I asked him to take me to a cocktail party for Mae West. I wore a daring gown for which a lot of men might have critici1.Cd me. But not Russ. He told me he loved all the excitement I created." While Edy and Russ teem to have a lot in common, she pa- tently denies it. .. In fact, theR is very little we agree about," she told me. '"Tate mumc. I lite rock. He lites the Jong-ha.ired stutf. I like to dance. He lites to wort. I like cats. He likes dogs. I am an outdoor girt who loves honeback riding and water skiing and that sort of thiq. He thinb it ia a big deal when he aubmergea in the pool. Maybe it ii became we are 10 different that ~e are attracted to each other." Maybe. She didn't IOUDd very convinciq. Rua bimlelf aeems to be undcr.,0,, • change all his own. His next project ii a horror film. After that. he'd like to mate "good suspeme" movies. And will be still want hia wife to play featured roles or mr in them? Or will her qu•li&catiom limit ha" to What Rua c:alJa "'the pusi.ng fad"? Will Edy ever really live that dream ahe bu yearned for-CO be a 1W? RiPt now, neither Edy n« her hus- band bas the answers. 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Remove casserole from oven. Using a large tablespoon, scoop about 14 cup dumpling mixture onto crumbs, roll to coat. Place on stew. Repeat with remaining dumpling mixcure and crumbe . 5. Return to oven and bake un- covered 30 minutes until dump- lings are golden brown and stew is bubbly. Ma/us 6 s~rving1 ZESTY TOMATO SALAD 1 cen (16 on.) stewed tomatoes l pq. (3 ozs.) lemon·ftavored ,.a.tin drops Tabasco 2 tablespoons lemon Juice Y, cup water Y, cup finely chopped celery Lettuce INvea Russl•n dressln1 (optional) 1. In I-qt.saucepan bring stewed tomatoes to boiling, breaking up tomatoes wich spoon. Reduce heat to low; add gelatin and slir until completely dissolved. 2. Remove from heat; stir in Tabasco, lemon juice, water and celery. Pour into a 7x 11-inch glass baking dish. Cover with plastic film. Refrigerate until firm. 3. To serve: cut in squares, place on lettuce leaves on individual salad plates. Pass Russian dress· ing separately. 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I enclOM $1.00 plus 30c shipping c.,_rgea for • eectt kit. • Send kit(sl Oc.n 0Chedt 0Monev Orde< • (No C.0 .0.'s Pl•sel Total amount enclosed$ ___ . • .. Name ................•.......••.•....... ·········•··•······ • • AddrMS .•••..•......•...•...•.•....................•.•.•....• City . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . State ................ Zip . . . • • . • . . . • Copyright C 1971 Transcie~ Corporation : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. I • AUTHOR RUTH MONTGOMERY Her book wrote itself What i1 "automatic writinl''? Ruth Montgomery, who wrote Jeane Dixon's tnography. claims you write automati- c.i lly if someone dictates to you from the world beyond. Which is (no coin- cidence) how ~he says she wrote her new book, .. A World Beyond'' (Coward, McCann, $5.95). about the after-death revelations of the Rev. Arthur· Ford, a ••· cl•ic. (Before his death in January, , ~ / I . ford appeared to put Bishop J um cs Pike in touch with his dead son over television.) Mn. Montgomery ex- plained "automatic writing": "I spend some time in meditation (sitting quietly, listening to God) every day at the AAme ) BY RICHARD ARMOUR You've heard, no doubt, of China watchers, Some of them wise, some of them botchers. Well, I'm a china w•tcher, too, A statement that I swear is true. When china watching, I myself Just watch the china on our shelf. I see it s1ow1y, year by year, Get chipped and craclced and disappear. I ask a little bit too late, "Where is th•t platter" "Where's that plate?" It slipped, was pushed, or maybe jumped. The pieces in the trash were dumped. An e ight-piece sen-ice now serves Svc, Or did-another took a dive. A china watcher, I've no doubt, Should not watch china- just watch out. in the time. Afterward, when I'm at the type- writer, l roll in paper and type the date. With eyes cl~ 1 pray for protection against evil and put my fingers on the keys. Then Arthur directs my writing." Does she make many mistakes? "No, Arthur's a better speller than I am; types faster, too." Charcoal m1y prevent hangovers. A recent study at Columbia University duplicated actual stomach conditions and used a staudard-brand, 86-proof whiskey. The finding: "Jt is the con- geners -impurities -in whiskey that cause hangover symptoms. Charcoal removes the congeners." So now - wouldn't you know it?-one company is planning to manufacture charc.oal in an easy-to-swallow capsule form. Says a c.ompany spok~man, "It wouldn't be a bad idea for bartenders to set out plates of charcoal capsules along with the pea- nuts and pretzels." Frankie Lline is still going strong 40 years after his first paid singing engage- ment in 193 I . Why? He shared some of ~is secrets with FAMICY W EeKt.Y while he was appearing at the posh Persian Room in New York's Plaza Hotel. "Some people bt!at their brains out to achieve success, then risk their careers through bad behavior or management," he says. "I was 34 when I became sue- . SINGER FRANKIE LAINE It's useleu to bawl people out cessful, and that made it easier for me. I'd already had the carousing, so I didn't need night life, girls, drinking or pot parties. I didn't stay out all night ruin- ing the equipment that enables me lo 5ing the way I do. J found a great wife and have two marvelous daughters. When I did make it. I went for the long run. By that, I mean I was determined to behave myself. handle my life prop~ .erly and be aware of the responsibilities of becoming successful. I have found that me»t of the things that make peo- ple mad in this business are not that important. If a musician plays a sour Quips& M oclem gc11etic theory suE!,gests tltat newl>orn IJahics almo~t always take after the brm1cl1 of tire family that /&as the bigl!,cst /Jank account. -Matt Rohcrts THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES K\ds SM llfe dlff•fently. Send contrlbu. tlons to .. Chlld," Femlly Wffkty, 641 LHlncton Ave .. N. Y., N. Y. 10022. $10 tf u..ct-non• ,.\umed. This is my son's 6rst year in kindergarten, and apparently it bas widened his horiwns oonsid· erably. My wife thought it would be interC!ting lo inquire about his current Joy1Jties. "Honey," she said, "whom do you Jove the most?" Soberly the youngster consid- ered the question, then 11eplied: "WeJJ, I Jove you best. And then comes Daddy. And teacher is last. But in between come a lot of dogs." -Mr. R.D.C. Deni-On, Tex"' The newly mnrrie<l couple were hav- ing an argument. "This is too much," exclaimed the husband. "Thie; is our lnst quarrel. I'm going right out of you1 lif , .. e. "Oh, John, dnrlini, where n1c you going?" "Where 111 never trouble you again. I'll find a pince where wild adventures are waiting ... perhaps in the jungle." As he spoke, he opened the door, then ducked in nga.in . 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A conversation piece to end all, and lasts ind lasts .•• lmaalne hlvlns 111 the cut frowers you've mr dramed of for tlble decorations and diMer centeroleces. 5337~ llrMI ..... llf ... 2 fer $1.11 EXERCISE WHILE YOU REST AND RELAX! Pedll-your-way to 1 aew fullna of physle1I Peda I Bl• ke fitness! Do this while rellltifll ... watchin& TV ... anytime 1t 1111 Sit in your f1vorite chair and pedal to 1 trimmer ... firmer ... more attr1etive you! It's ideal for everyone! for legs, waist. hle>s you put leisure time and moments of relaxation to good use WITHOUT the need for strenuous exercise. Bike ridina has always been a first rite form of conditionin& 1s well as a fun a, to relax. Now you can have all of its adwntaaes without 1ny of the dlsadvantaces of weather, special dress or the time-of-day. Plated tubular steel with non-slip rubber tipped ends. Approxi· mately lO~h 161,4, Inches •ide. Pedlls •• each 7 Inches tone. AlllJ ......................... .. ua Now Install a Light with NOCostlyWlrilll! This wireless lighting fixture is battery op- erated and installs anywhere .• for all hard to light .•. little used arefs ... stair· wells, attics, clos· ets, sheds, etc. Wireless so this Is an excellent back·up safety light dur;ing In· terruptions in regular electric service. No wiring, no outlets, no plugs and it Installs with just a screw· driver. No local electric zon· Ing regulations to contend with and no expensive elec· trician to hire. And no fire hazard at all from faulty wir· flor Only $298 ing. light runs on 2 standard D batteries and is the most sensible new idea in lighting. Every house will find several a wonderfully cheap luxuryl 9621-lfte ....... . $2.98 SUPPLY IS LIMITED. Orders will be filled on a first-come, flrst·served basis and to avoid disappointment, rush your order today. This has been our fastest selling new ttem this year and our present suppties are limited. A very good buy for only $2.98 and offer may not be repeated this season. A BO>CFULL OF SMILES ~ORFROWNS ONLY, 00 EACH 100 funny frowning or smiling faces, you'll attach to letters, kids will put on notebooks,' windows, cars, lockers, etc. Little stickers self·adhere to anything. A frown is just a smile turned upside down. Each yellow and black sticker Is I" in diameter, on a roll, and packed in a handy, cover· ed lucite box. #11943-Frown Sticlleni. $1. #11203-Smile Stickers . $1. FOUR OLD-TIME CARS DECORATE A WALL O~TIME CAR SET Im th• nost.lal• of • qua • of horsefffs car· rla&" as they line up on your wall for a charmlnc f04'mey down memory lane. E.Aich di-mensional plaque Is artistic> ally c111fted of black metal. then sklllfully tutured afld detailed with t"-beauty of bumtshed "pld" hl-"llftttlns. Closed sedans and '-rand open roadstars-Amerfea a first cars are held ~ptlv• In time by the mHtary of handcrafted metal. 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It '70 has big patch pockets, button down collu, and • button trim ONLY on shoulder and sleeve cuffs. A tnie friend In stonny weather. Of wHhable Polyester/cotton denim with water ,... pellent finish. Colo~; Navy. Size•; • to , .. 16'.'. to 2.4Y,. Comparable nlue $25. I I I I I I 12C USE FOR FIGURING INCOME TAXES! DESI TOP CALCULATOR <''°''°'"""'n -~ \ . ~·.\:~·.'\'·~'·\~ . :.\ . ~ -~ -. • • -Ill - ' .. ·']_,. ·' .. ' ·' •.• , •• 1 'J • .. J , I • I.' . ti ;j -. ' ~. MULTIPLIES SUBTRACTS & ADDS! ONLY $498 tlons to matt1 chore home or in bUSi· DESK·TOP.cALCULATOR aives fast~d accurate solu· nns. Adds, subtracts, multipti.s In a stant, totals to 99.~.99. Helps you remain true to the b , figures out tu probfems, bank balance, etc. lowest pr~ r for this tried and tested calculator. 5lh•5•4 In. 8098-0..k-Top C.klllator . . . ..... . ..... ... .... . .$4.98 SAVE BY KEEPING RECORDS I ONLY $149 Keeps track of income and deductibles month to month! 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Turn it- it plays "The Skater's Waltz" to reproduce the nostalgia of moonlight skating parties down at the lake. Piano is 5x4x2". bench is 2". Dark stained wood f inish. 11360 -Player Piano Music Box . . . . . . . . . . .$4.98 ALL THE BENEFITS OF A REALSTEAm SAUnA ONLY $1298 RIGHT IN YOUR OWN HOME! Enjoy real steam in the privacy of your home at a fraction of the usual cost! Our deluxe sauna-steam bath is an aid in weight control, relief of tension, general "41 being, extra lif~, er sleep, easing of tired mus cles, stimu ion of circulation. can be used m any or office without installation. Portabfe ... folds up compactfy. Plugs into any outlet, has automatic shut-off. Even in· eludes protective vinyl floor mat. Assembles in minutes. Has durable vinyl cover. Com plete with steam generator-nothing to buy. A-6578-Steam Sauna $12.98 USE HANDY ORDER FORM ON PAGE 12 C • ALL ITEMS SOLD ON MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! 120 AT LAST! A TV ANTENNA YOU PLUG IN! 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Sauna jacket, also available, is great for Joglng. working. One size men or women. 823J-$tlt·I"' . $3.11 ""-Jacbt ... $1.91 TRIMS AND FIRMS Wear the new waist-trim belt next to your skin while you sit, walk . • • Normal body heat and the centle massaae action of the bell helps trim and fl1m mid-riff bulce. Get amazln& re-sults even If worn whlle sleeplnal Soft composition rubber with adjustable vel· cro closures •.• Comfort-able trimmlnc whll• you co about norrmil actMtles ••. Gardenln&, Jo1&lna ..• even watchlna tv. Fits siz- es 24 in. to .f6 in. 9945-Waisl Trim l•tt ........... $8.91 r: NOW ONLY $298 A crystal-clear lucite egg lovingly envelopes a spring of autumn flow. ers captured and dried at their peak of perfection. The never-end· Ing enchantment is a visual treat wherever it is displayed. Daylight, nightlight -both play fantastic tricks of color that dance on the egg's surface. 3". 11424-Lucite Ea ...... $2.98 New Bonnet Fits Any Hair· Dryer! ONLY$198 ReplacEt, worn-out hood and make your hair dryer like new again. Re-Nu Hood fits any hose on all dryers and blowers. Extra-large ventilated cap puffs out to cover and dry any style set, even fluffiest bouffant. Fits com- !ortably 9'!er curlers. Made Qf quality plastic m attractive floral pattern. Saves you $$$! 7499-R•Nu Hood ............................. $1.98 ' . USE HANDY ORDEk rORM ON PAGE 12C • ALL ITEMS SOLD ON MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ! FAMILY WEEKLY, January 111, 1972 12£ 12F Hand-Painted and ~ Hand-Crafted cteuckoo -~lock NOW $998 An Authentic r.• Import from the Black Forest The colorful little cuck· oo peeks out to sweetly call the time every quarter hour. Authenti· cally reproduced to look exactly like the 1640 museum original. A pre· c1s1on time-piece made with the skill of genera· tions of fine clock mak· ers. A gently swinging pendulum, a rainbow of soft colors on walnut --{ brown wood. 14 inches , high. A rare decorative dream. 10440- Cuckoo Clock $9.98 DEFROST REFRIGERATOR IN MINUTES f SAVE FOOD AND TIME! NOW $398 DEFROST REFRIGERATOR IN MINUTES! Eliminates harmful ice scraping, messy hot water, drippy pans! Just plug in infra·red defroster, place it m freezer compartment. All-around radiant heat reaches every corner in minutes, loosens ice accumulation, melts away frost before frozen foods thaw! 6' cord. Saves food and time. !5063-Defroster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3. 98 ,. A NEW, UNIQUE WAY TO HEM ••• 6 CLIPS DO THE JOB This new novel device measures and holds hems for sewing with· out pinning! lightweight metal clips measure up to 3 inches of material on skirts, dresses, draperies, curtains and the fashion· able new pant suits; they even work with new adhesive hemming materials. Hem!.Jling clips. 10227-Hemmlne Clip Set . . ...................... $1.0o "OLD TIME GBlllOPIOIE. MUSIC BOX PLAYS "Raindrops Keep Falling on MY Head" $498 EACH The bia brass.horned ar1mophone that stood In Grandma's parlor has mMh a comeback as a music box. Watch the move- ment in the see·thru cabinet and the "record" spin on top. "lira's Theme" is available. 41t3ll2". Gnim~. Ea. .. $4.98 11~-Ralndrops 11354-l..ar•'• Theme FUN MUO HAS FR08 IN IT I ONLY $1.00 There's • bit of the pre<> tlc•I joker In ••ch of usl Th 1 lnnocent·lookin& white ceremlc muc has • -1reen troa ,...tins on the bottom! H•'• eon-CHled by the beveni .. unlll the cup Is emptied ... w•tclt the e•p,-esslon of the drtnker as the f ro1 becom" vlsiblel Sur• to setlsfy every funster. 8 oz. 11u1-f'rec wuc . s1 2/SU9 BY MAIL FROM GREENLAND STUDIOS, 6645 GREENLAND BLDG., MIAMI, FLA. 33054 ! GIANT-TOUGH-YEAR-ROUND 9xl2 fl VINYL TWAULIN! Great for use inside « out. home, office, farm, campln1! Stem to stern protection aaainst anythln1 Mother N-. ture can dish outl Rain, snow, salt air, dirt, dust « t>iazln1 sunshine. 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I Thighs Tummy Hips Waistline SHORTS THAT WORK LIKEADRYHEATSAUNA Inch your way to• slimmer li1ure. Trim up. Shllpe up. Firm up without exertion1· 10 about normal everyd•r activities •.. housework, even le surely w1lkin1. The principle is simple. the method fabulously new. Inflatable rents 1re worn exactly 11 you would any shorts but the hea of your body is cap. lured and held inside so that every movement becomes 1n exercise. The S09thin1 warmth remains as Iona as you wear the shorts. Wherf you~e removed them-waistline, tummy, thi&hs fHI and look more youthful-trim and viaorous. Op· tion1I exercises and a 7-day diet plan are Included. Smoky vinyl. One size fits all. ZIPt>ered. J0679-tnfl1table ,...,., $5.91 Personalized Kiddy SBOEKADDY •6 P'ockets -100% Vinyl •Dapper 001 -Cassy Cit Kids soon learn that nt!•I· nt:ss can be fun with per· sonalized multicolor caddies that take their shoes off the floor and into pockets. ey 1re IS much fun to at u to use. Each i topped off by 1n 1n1m1I 1end; for miuy there's cun Ina Cassy Cat. for brother, pper Do&. F..ch holds 3 pai of shoes or slippers in individull pockets. They will not scratch, peel or fade. The sturdy vinyl wipes clean with 1 damp cloth. Each Is 33 inches Iona. ,RINT NAMt to 8 letters. ShOI Caddy, UCH $1.49 P11191-Dol Pll 192-Clt WRAP-AROUND ELECTRIC HEATING PAD rMches where ordt- nary pads fall! Wrap pad across sinuses to promote drainage, relieve pain. Encircle knee or shoulder, any Inflamed area, for concentrated heat exactly where you need It. Boon to arthritis, bursitis. rheumatJsm sufferers. Adjustable straps, washable flannel cover, on-off switch. UL listed. 4858-Wrap.Arounct tteauna hd .................. $6.98 New Clear Vinyl 'SEE THRU' DOMED UMBRELLA CShown on cover) Keep your head and ahoulders com· pletety dry dwlna the wettest atomf wlthollt obltructlna your vision. Thl~ue vinyl umbr.ila with Its ahape Is Just like look· In& thru 1 wlndowi 24• .a rib adult size and 19•..a rib for children. Crystal vlnyl. 11473-Adult Umbt9fta . $3.99 11474-Chlld Umbrella . . $2.98 ASensational NewVacationOffer! FOR GREENLAND STUDIOS CUSTOMERS CHOOSE FROM Miami Beach PamBead\Reno. New~ or LaVagaa 4 Days and 3 Nghts s200 Vacation forl\NQ ONLY Thia hH to be the best $2. vacation buy ever. Your vac:a"'-certlficrAe •ntltlea you to 4 days •nd 3 nl&hts luxury ltCCommodatlons for 2 In cat.brat.ct hotel• 1uch a1: Tha Lucerne, Miami Beach; The Sana Soucl Palm Beach; The W1rwM:k. New Orleans; The Haci.nda, Laa Vecaa and The Red Carpet U>dc• In keno. You will be In t deluxe air-conditioned room with a private bath •nd enjoy •II the FREE entertainment pro- l rams and facllltJae of each rwaort. Aa a valued friend of Graenland tudlos, we 1ra plened to be •bl• to 1lva you the opportunity to take advantage of this wonderful offer. Offer ~ In States where prohibited by law r~ow CHARGE YOUR ORDER TO : MASTER CHARGE. BANKAMERICARD. DINERS CLUB. AMERICAN EXPRESS 12H FAMILY WEEJ<LY. January 1t, 1172 • • • • • • • Weekentl ..... -~ . ..-nr••ier :. ·, . • VOL:. 65, NO. 13, li SECTIONS, 80 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR!'.!IA SATURDAY, JANUARY ·15, 1972 •• TEN •cENTs • • 'Mu·skie Bill' Ta s Lumps at Clemente· Meet ; By JOHN V ALTEllZA Of .. Dalt1 '11tf "Stiff The new National Clean Air Act - known commonly 11 the Muskie BUI - took some hard knocks Friday in San Clemente· from leading 0Uiclal1 of the auto and petroleum industries. And the representaUves Of the thrff great auto makera admitted at a briefin1 held during a national air pollution con- ference that all four finns would pro- bably teek at least a year's e:1tension of atrict rules slashing auto emissions In the 1975 model run. Although the automakers took Issue wltb the Clean Alr Act, It was Union Oil President Fred Hartley who was most ·Bearing Set out>j>oken agalnal the federal rules which woud stringenUy reduce the amount of allowable auto emissions. Because of the asserted hangups the act causea with his firm's production of new fuels , Hartley termed the Muskla Bill "ridiculous." Hartley added that tf the severe restrictions were to hold and continua to create a• grave pinch in the' twin in- dustries, '"lbe American consumer will pay a hell of a price for It all." He 1attr referred to the bill as "that unbelievable clean-air bill." • HarUey's grimness about the severe restrictlona was echoed by v I c e presidents of Ford, Chrysler, General Moto a d American Motors. All qroed that the aevere technical problems of producing the 197$-'76 clWt- air car lffDl Impossible to achieve. Among the most critical was American Moton Vice President Gerald Myera wbo as,.rted that altbough bis firm already baa tes~modela, they are patently unsafe. "l wouldn't let my wife drive one," he said. Among the grave problems at present, ba said. is that the relattvely pollution- free propotype1 stall-easily and are ter· ribly cold-blooded. "It's the 50I't of car that would stall in the middle of a busy intersection," be •al<l. '!be public appearance of the aulo and petroleum men was the first for newsmen during the two daYt of !>Iles bringlnc to¢ber ,leglala\On, scientlsls llDd Industry ofllcJala In I series of talks about' the statu:s oL the smog fight and Its luture. • Rep. Vietor · ViYJey ~!\-Brawley). assisted by the ~search staff at UC Riverside, orgaoi(e\I tha talks at the Westam White House -confennces cJo.. ed te !lie press but recapped· late eacb day by the.parl!Cfpants. Tho taln ended late Friday llDd althou&h few solutions emanated. Veyuy and Rep:_ Richard Hanna ( D • WestmlnJ~) apeed that that talks save them a stronger~~ for declak>n makln( when the issue of ll!lendlng the new slaJ>. dards or extendiilJ the de1dllnes oomes before Qmgress. Both blnted that Cl?ngross would he faced with S\lCb a deci5ion in coming months. Dlspl1yln1 . newfound upertise in the subject matter, both representaU•s also blnted thht perbaps Congress acted before It had all the facts on the e:z. tremely 1trlngenl Muskie Bill, ~slrlc- tion1. • Tbe auto Industry officials stressed that although the clean.air cars are set for sale in 1975 and '76, onJy 26 months ao- tually -ulst for the lndustpr to dealgn, -a. -. . . ' lnol and beitn produclnc 11111-tullnc c showroom models. ~ If, by chance, tha IUlomakera clc:ldt they can procluce lhe--.eblcles tn time, !lit spokesmen said the aewer cus would have much i.r1ar:9111lnes wltli lower compninlon, poor oold performanco and blgher fUeJ consumptlnn. ' · OU compan ··~ves 1'ldtil. tbal beca~ of the ' '!'Ila of .producln& •peci'ltzed fuels, colll for 1uollno wuid rise as well. • In all, the group agreed the pment and future picture 11 uncertain. And expensive. r • een· • Oriler Blocking $300,000 ' Warrant • Book on Hughes Ordered NEW YORK (UPI) -A company cJalming to have exclusive rights to Howard Hughes' autobiography has woo a )emporary court onler blocking pub- licatJon of eiceJ'l)ts of a Hughes bio- graphy In the Febnlary !saut of the Ladlet H-JCll!l'llll. Rooemoot Enterprises, !no., which says Hughes gr:anted it 11e1~huive rigbl>''.Jo, his outobiolrlllihf in ucbange for $10'ln l•, .,.... Iba pilllmlnag ln- junetton J'ridly aPJm1 /Our cldmdant>. The lnjaoctioo ,,.. waed by Manhat- tan Supreme Court Justice Samuel M. ~d. who also ordered a show-cause bearing for Monday f0< the defendant· author, Robert P, Eatoo, the Journal, Downe Publlsblnf, Inc., ud Hlppocrene BooU, lni:. -te 1how wily a permanent injunction should not he bmed. Ladies Home Journal edllor John Mack . Cory Suggests . Stat.e Approve Regional Boa.rds 'A change in the state education code, which would eliminate county school boards, baa been suggested b y Assemblyman Kenneth Cory (I>Garden Grnve). The bill proposed by Cory would replace county achoo! boards llDd superintendent> with a regional school ll}'lltemc ••Thia bill 13 identical to the one he sub- mitted last year," a Cory aide &aid Friday. "'Ille idea fs that the COIDlty organizationS are receiving a lot more money than they need, mooey that should gn to lndivtdual school distrk:U." The ldmlolstraUve aide aald the Cory bill l• not aimed at a parUcular county superintendent or. school boanf, but •I> pllea te all· web groupa. ·The new, larger reaionJl boards would have fewer powera and ·offer fewer ser- vlctS than tha cumnl county boards. Cory's aide said that county school boardl were origlnalJy created to supply certain aervtces that very small school dlstrlcts could nol handle themselves. Now thal school dlatrtcts bave grown to where they can handle most work on their own, the county boards don't really aerve the aame funcUon even though they ,...Ive a JoE of money, the aide said. Cory'• bill does not say how man1 rqlonal diatrlcf> would he cruted from the II county achoo! boards In Califomll. Brandt's Plane . . In -Near Miss? WA.slllNGTON (UPI) -An air traffic conlrollera unlon says an Eostorn Alrllnet jetliner had in take Wrp evasive adloa ne.ar Jacbonvllle to avoid c:ollldtnr with tbe plana returning We1t Germon Cflaowl« Willy erwit from n ... ~ da after hil meetlnc with PnaJ. dent NW.. ' A 1polwman for Eutora g~ve a dlflertnl •enloo Friday, aaY1nl: that although tha two pllMI wOana up near Heh other Tbunday 1t tha a&mr allftlldt, "H WIS nol I pule, 11M11en<1 -II all." • Carter said the magazile would go into court today in an attempt to have the restraining order annUUea. Thursday, Ro$emnnt ·a1so won a hear· ing for a lbow-cauae order· against ltfo- Graw-HllI, Time-~ Jnc.; autthor CIJ.f• • f!"_d .lr'v!nor n\I Publ!ddnf (ro, • !tvlne tia wrltton an ... yet = llsbed ·~u~'' ot. Hughes he aaya ii based ·on t>ped lntervie>YI with tha mysterious Wllooaire. EaU>n, tha ll>tb husband of moVlt •<tress Lana Tllrner, says hla book oa Hughe_, -"My Life aod Opinions" - wblclt the Journal is uceri>ttng, Is based • • on "intimate personal interviews" with• Hughes over a 13-year period. Judge Gold set the Monday heam1 date in the Ladies Home Journal case after the magazine sent excerpt! to newspaper.s for release in Tuesday morn- ing editlom . One of Rosemonl's attomeys ii Ches. !er Davis, an associate of Hughes. Another Rosemont lawyer, Howard Jaf. fee, aald the Ladiea Home Journal llDd Downe Publishi.nr showed a ••totally callous disre&ard of Rosemont's right!.'' Authorities Find Dead Dogs, Pups; Seek Explanation NAPA (AP) -Macabre discoveries of two piles of dead dogs and puppies tted in plastic bap have lll'OU!ed pet lovers and presented a mystery to a county rabies control officer. "nle officer, Layman Sheffield, aaid 2Z puppie1, two to four months old; 1even adult dogs a11d two cats were found Thursday by a caretaker at Conn Dam, 10 miles north of Napa. He said a man walking bis dog Friday found a similar heap near the Napa River inside the city. It contained 10 puppies and one adult dog. Sheffield said f• both Instances the bod!" had been tied In JG.gallon plastic garbage bags, several to a bag. All had been killed within the pr .. cedtng boun by carbon mono1ide gas, he reported. They were of many breeds and sizes. Swamped with calla frotn ~le check· Ing on loot pell, he &aid he bad heea Wllble so far to identify any animal. • I . Su~r·.lJ.ay:.,· 1'1inu One . ' '. ' Guess who'll be dominaUn~ the tub<>. it'Y911l"~ot$e Sunday? The pregame·fesUvlUes oogin'at '9"a.m:'On, Channel 2 with an hour·long speelal, "A Man Nam~ Lombardi," followed ·at 10 a.m. by ,a110\ller hour· . long special, "Pro Football, Pot!stown, Pa.•;Tben;, . . . at 11·a.m.,1rs tbe n11J•·ltoelf. Aild 1n· case yo~·~ wed ·of •football, NBA• bisketbaU Ti Oll Channel 7 at;: p.m. Oh, and' d'l'l,'t fnrtFt Bing Cro~ilY t'ro-Am !GOif at 3-.p .. n;t.;on (:~•.~way ypu look .at it, i'•·iolJ!i. to .IHI •. Jl>!>i·'->'·fdr TV sports ~qws. . Motorist Killed In Lag:una Area An unidenUlied motorist died early to. day when hi.!I car apparently went out of control lllld oil the road In tile Scokh- man's Cove area near Laguna Beach, aqtborltlea reported. Callfontla lligbway Patrolmen took the body in South Coast Conummtty Hosp!-, tll where coroner's officert and hosJ>ita1 staff attempt..i to ideotify 11\e victim. ' Mutjlntion Su8pect Found Hospitalized .. .. LONG BEACH (UPI) ..;. A man nnled for the mutttalion stabbinJ death ol hla .~nged wtfe wu• !OU!Jd In a boopltal where he was under treatment for 1wllj· lnwlng a <lose of rat polaon, l'!tborttlea 11.ld. .. • Raymond Leyba, 211, Wll bdokad Fri- day al 11att>or Geuera1 HoopUal .on q. plcton of mllrderlng bla wile, Deborah, Ill, Thuraday nlibt at Ille borne of her par· A weddlna picture llDd a greettnc card were placod on her chesL · Police Detective Sgt. J. J. Hurlblrl llld Deborah wu· llvlng at the Loni Beach hotne of llfr parents; ~ Rev. and llfn. li;lmo oa1>9rne. . , • · The fa~ diacovered the body when he rel1jl'l\ed home , Thuraday qlgbl ~r , preatdlnc . at &e1'Y)cej at , lletlial !l'aher· oacle where he ii, past.qr. ,. Detoctlves aald an ·!nvestJiatlon allowed -Orange County autborltlff and'°""" lawmen may aem ba ~Nd,bra leioI tutof war I« -hMNlll • alk art.., K"'1'lf .. I' Cf -· let ... ~ ........ --I proiqod ......... hMilt., lauJng I !300,Gll """* •.nlmi tor tht armt of McAdaiu, •. ~ D Lquoa Canyon Road. ' McAdama "-a one-in ten-yur atata prf3on term t"" ,..,.. agn followlnf bll convicUoo on po'8Wlon of marijuana charges flied '4'1MI blm and three COIJl" pal)lnna Jan. I•, utt.. ' . ' ·' McAdama foulhl that conviction In. i series of appeals and bis failure in ap- pear for final sentencing might have COii blm the $10,IJllO he ,posted fOf' an ~ bolld • • . . .... McAdams •wu ldentlfled tbJa wMJt la Ortgnn .. OOa ol three prlnclpala in in* licit hublab ablpment that appanmUy at a new Ulllted Slate& rocord. • • McAdama, ~WI 'Mart ~ 11, ~ 33&01 Slrlet Of the-c;oppir'Lintom; 0.. Polnt,'and Tbomu B~ Blctitell, ii, rif Garden Grove, wen> an'elted Fr!dajo wbtn U.S. Odloma ofllcen inw; found i,J!O JlOUlldl or ·ilUhflli . 1'fth ~ atreet aale price tag of f7 millfo1r ln a pickup truct• ablpped from Bomboy, India, te Portland,. Oregon. · ·Federal off~ 'uld they he'llevecl the hup bauJ of ~b WU ffttended fot delivery to Yllll;OUver, Canada, and Would have octually entued the Uhltecl Stat.s acroa Ille 0on111an border. , ' A 11>te ID~ Wbo. llYt ht i. 1pon~· "mw. many lloura~ tudyln& McAdama'. IJlofeil involvement IA tp- . tomaltooal diui traffic. aid .Or~· Coljnty'1 "'\!~~ ··~~ 'orntr (leo ;l\JDICLU, p ... I) • .. .,.. ' , • CHP officera said the car went off the road in tba Scotchman's Cove-El Morro area for no reason that was Jm. mediately apparent. Driving conditions In the aru were deacribed as 0 very 1ood." tots. • Her four children were not.Injured. The young woman -11>bbed 30 tbnes, detecttve1 aald, and It appeared a meat cleaver wu llled in partly sever her handa. . Leyba vlatted ·the boma earlier 'lburl- day, quarrelled with hla · wife and-tl)en "•Iormed out" of the '10ule. A half hour - la\er, the parent> Jail for the cburch serv1c ... OrUf• .-c.-· • • • WeatlM. Reds Rough Up , U.S. Aide Leyba .purcbased .four .._ ol rat polaon at a dnlf atora late Thunda1 and at 11 :30 p.m. waa found, al umped on a Wllmlnglon street0 llOl1ce, aald. It wu not unt 1'r!clay mom{llf tbit Harbor General Holpitol ~ties learned an all·polnta_l;ulletlo wu'Qu( far hla am.t. Leyba was !tamfen'ed te County.use Medical c.nter • w"8re he "'' llllted In fair ~. , A ~~tJ.n lhould J"" vlde Ideal weather llOb( the ~DP Coast and 11111 .... tempi I &lper1lowl ""-.. 111o, • predicts the weatherman. lllCbr during the ~ wlD ba In Ibo upper 7111, with ..... bal• ..... aod lO. ' State Department Protests; Reds Reject Note Police aald he l!U no known ""'"'Pliloo and I lq record ol arrall, 1Dan1 of them for drug of!etllei. WASlllNGTON (AP) -A U.S. mill· tary attacbe .at the American Embauy tn M01COw was phyllcally aaaaulted by more than a doseo ptnOlll Jan. I at an airport in tbe SOYiel Union, accord- ing to the Stoto Department. '!be lncldeot la the third in the put 10 day, tb mar U.S.-SOVfet relatloN. A Si.to Departmeht IJ)Oktsmaa aald Frldajr nl«ht that Clpl Elmer I-Alder· fer, an mlttanl A.tr Feret atlacbe at lhe ~mball)'. wu attacked at the R141 airport. lie was vlallln.I Risa on a trip previously cleared b1 Sovltl o!Ocfail. The So¥lel Ulllon has n)tctod one stroor u .s. pro1ea1 ovar lhe tncldeot ud till not ttapODded to another, the qokeaman 11Id. Aocordlng te the Sf>te Department, Alderfer wu atlacktd InUlally by four to 11x per1om wtlh another dOzan or to, pmumably airport IDlPloya, then Join· lnl In the aaaaull. Alderhr w11 thrown to the ground, hi• coat and sblrl ripped aod hla arm . twilled, the 1pokeoman aald. He was ~y seatcbad, then !>ken in the al chief's olllca and ao<Uled of a !>lctur• Of tha airport, the oUI- clal idded. Aldemr was relaued about • ball boor i.ter. Alfboucb Alderler bad a ..mer. with, I ·' him, be had taken no pfctur•, the si.te Departm1111 aald.1'he qmero .... returned 'after the flcldent The y.s. Embuly 1n ~"" Jap. 'Oedipu~' F~ Gc,ne & orolly "alroqly protested this •Iola· · tlon of diplomatic tmmudlty;" tha off!. l&, mllllrneler ,ClOlar featuro Olin ttUed clal aald. "Oodlpilt ni. Xlnr" aod •-1uad at $IOO '!be 1pokesman aald another prolftt bu been stolen 'In i F•nd thelt rtporfacl WIS lodged with the. Soviet ~~ In . bT the Newport llarllor HIP School Wahington Ja,. 10, but oo repb has IUdfo.•ltual lll!rary. • been reoelved. 1 Imtruclor Mlllla Bau.rd tole! polite lio llld. bowe ... , the Ul\llod $tat.I Thuaday that I thoroualt ched< l!ioWs DO coaa1den \he tnclcleat aerloul aod dOea one wu autllorfl\ell lo lake the mbllnl DOI lntand to let It drop. movie. ) .. • INSmB TeD.t 1I' , ............ ' •• ~L-, °"""' "'"" +f ' CMNHfrM IJ'4t _,,, " --. =- --' ~ .. ' ... ·': ..... , .. ,. ---..,... f"!f -c--, ' • OAILY PllDT ~. Jililalr '15, 1972 . . .. Queen Charining, FraJJk . ' Margrethe of Denmark .. Often Shum Tr~w1i , -. llllJI PRESS 00£RNAT10NAL . Iha Ove dark ~" of'Nul =lion. allke. ' ' Sil& eo\J°"4 • happy •"----111 ~ atudlect DOUtJeal ..... 111 Aleundrlne TborUdur In· Copenhaaen'J · foyal pa1"'* =~ -lllt IWlhld, ~ , Iha' 60Ci>rul quten to reign In Iha war feltl. Crown ~ p up ldJI a -Ible hutha(ld. · , .. Id o.n1sh Jdllgdom, is •quick oonally wl!Mled btr baby e W1fM kind of mao wu llhe lool'lnf !or, cbarmlnt young lacb' with a rep. througlt lbe •lree1' of ttie city and ta t a reporter once asked her at a news con- lojl loi'11tfllg able "IO~ the good.!." Margretht ·end her )'0Ull8et 11Btera -lerence. l ated ft Clmbrldge Iha London Benedllde aod Anne-Marie -to bicycle "Me looking! You must he kidding," of Ecooomlcl andlht Sorbonne during the years of gaaoline shortage5. she ssid. "l expect my lulure husband the 31·YeaMld queep'a ioteresll Sweeping aside tradition, the royal to look for me." from ju·jllslJ aod ,llt!lng to her lamUy sent M••il"'lha lo public school. In 1966, Danish newspapers flashed bobby -archa.eology. She once There, she dropped her tltles, became neWB that Margrethe had fallen in ve ~I a Dtooth in a mud Jwt at dipinga plain Margrethe, and made ltjenda with a third secretary at the French ~~ SUdan. . . · e~l)". embassy in London, Count Henri de la ·~ speaks severa1 fortlgn languages A national referendum in 1953 changed Borde de ?tfonpezat. .. ~ bas traveled extensively, earning the constitution to permit female suces-He had made only a few secret VIS1ts ll!gh marks as a goodwill ambassador. slon to tbe throne. The day after t~e to Denmark to meet the royal family and :·....nut1ng · ohe trip to Japan and the Far c~nge the court released the 0Wc1al wai; coropletely unknown. :East, she turned televiak>n star for a ~cture of the queen-to-be. It showed a It was a fairy-tale romance, however, ot.1~ · · htU 11Jrl wilb her arms tight around her and when the Frenchman made a speech ,,,.. .. t to nicord hor lmpretsions of the e • · · in ~oken Danish on their wedding day ;i(:lp . • .. father 's neck. "' -·J · , eenl at 1 "l kod nd The first re~ queen, also named ln June, 1967, Danes cheered and took .J apan • '!' ~ ea oo ,. 8 Margrethe, dle<I hi 141%. him to heart. tpted 1lke green cabbage soup, the On the dance ana party circuit Mar-The couple has a 3-year-old son, i{ilpiatied. "'One alp Wll enough." • ~ grethe went and danced with woo'm the Frederik, who will inherit the throne, , ~ & fQOl 10 Jncb bell7. gjrJ once called pleaaed -aristocrat and COOllllODer and Prince Joacbim, 2. ~ cow" behind her back, Margrethe ''°if ~ a fairly llboft, ll!Dilrt balrotyle 1f -(( -(( -(( -(( * I~ stylllb, tboogltnot1taddy, clothingo '~*:' oil April 'ti,' lild, a week aflei !I~·~~~= Kin g Fr ede rik Lo nged i-: .. : ~. ~:.. ·To Lead· Orchestras By UNIT!:D PRESS INTERNATIONAL King Frederik IX of Denmark was a pipe-smoking, music-loving monarch who broke down the bmiera between the palace and b1s people. For almost 25 years, the popular and ~easygoing "sailor ldngu ruled the oldest monarchy in Europe, staying well clear ol politics, but taking pride Jn he!ng the first family among flve million citizens. He dled Friday. On a cioid and bluatery April day lo 1947, Frederik, 48, made bis first public speech as king. In a Joud and clear voice, he IOld Iha crowd under the balcony .,2!, Cbrlstlanaborg Palace be would follow "In the footsteps of my father," King Christian X, who died the previous day. A new wind, however, started to blow through the corridors ol. Arnalienborg Palace. Frienda ol the new king and Queen Ingrid remained friends and Instead ol relyiog on privale tulora, lhalr three young da~ were educated at a public school. As often as not, It we Queen Ingrid who answered the p&lace phone and in· v!ted old aehool lrlend! Jn for afternoon tea or lliliall parlles. · 'P'rederltm telephoned a local news- pape• and llld bis dally copy ha• oot arrlnd. • ,, whom have I spoken young lady?" "The Queen of Sheba," said the girl who turned crimson minutes later when she rcalizediit was actually the king. During the 1940-45 occupation of Den- mark by German troops , he and Crown Princess Ingrid bicycled through the streets of Copenhagen because of a gas- oline l!lhortage. After the war, he continued to drive his own car and several years ago eacaped serious injury when It crashed inlo a telegraph pole wbUe driving on an icy road. When the king celebrated his 7oth birth- day, the Prime Minister Hilmar BaWlS- gaard summed up his image: "You are symbolized by pipe and baton rAther than by crown and scepter." The baton referred to the king's pro- clivities for orchestra conducting. He took over the baton regularly at private concerts given by the Royal Orchestra and the Danish Radio Orchestra and probably wou1d have become a profes- sional if he had not become ruler. The king's day began between 7 and 8 a.m with a fuD pipe and a record of classical music, followed by coffee, news- pavers and letters. --:. . . .... -~ A MONARCH AT 31 Queen Margrethe ·-menn1m1M ..,,d ft!" asked tl!e Frederik was trained as a naval of- ficer M(f: rose to the rihk of commander. He alwafl'I incJuded a special greeting "to those on the aeaa'' Jn hia New Year'• speech and retained his navy d~a~ number 461 as the number plale ol biS car. -cJrl. .. "jua1 mall tt 1o !lie Kln1. And with Others Frown on· Trip Aid Survey Sho ws Coas t Ci ties Di ffer W ith Lorr By BARBARA KREIBICD Of tlM ~llY Plitt lltff The support of a laving wife may be the fWst of assets for a conventiorrbound cl· ty :official, but most municipalities along ~~ Orange Coast seem to feel It's an ASf<t that should not he funded by the cl· ly.- The question of who picks up the tab foe the little lady if hubby decides to take he.r along on city bU!iness trips has spfl'ked some verbal fire~orks in Laguna Beach and even resulted in a reclll ~t against one counCUman. 'J'be target of the threat, olt-con- troversial councilman Edward Lorr, free- ly admitted he had la.ken his attractive wife, Ellie, along on trips to the California League of Cities convention in OlAN•I COAST DAILY PILOT 'N ...... _k .a.. ...... . :c...-.. .. H..tl1tfM .... ,. •• tftl , .. ,.., ... _ : OlAHGE COAST l"UlLllHIMG c:.oMP'~y.· !lob.rt N. Wt•d Pr•JcH!r'd Ind Pllbllsl'llt J1cl:: R. Curley V',i;• Pl'llldW 9'111 a.trlJ Mtl'llf .. lhtll'lll ~··vii hlltr • ll.011111 A. Mi.rrp~i11• l>UMtllw lClilr Ch1rl11 H. lto1 'lllcJ.1rd '· N11J Al~IM'll M .... low E•llO<'I . San hanclsco in September and the Na-Jordan went to -Hawaii, both with their tlonal . League of Cltiet convewUon in wives, whose expenses were not paid by Ha wail in December -and had charged the city. the city for her expenses along with his In San Juan capistraoo there was ·a own, a tab of $340 for San Francisco and minor flap over the attendance of five ci- $759 for Hawaii. ty officials al the Hawaii conv~ntion; Tbe A wife, said Councilman Lorr, is a maybr, one councilman, the plaruiing great asset at these gatberma:s; and in director, city manager.and planning com- his view it is only right and P.roper that friiasion ch.aihn~ all_ went along With • the city benefiting lrom. ~ atlelldance lhalt wives. The city did not ~ foi 'the :;hould pay her expemes. Furttiermore, ladies, but·~ was 'enOugh ricltt'ment he insists, it is common practice for over the slze Of the delegation for which cities to do just this. He did not specify the city did have to pay.~ whfch cities. City manager Donald G. Weidner says Laguna City Attorney Tully ,Seymour flaUy that Sah Juan pays for ()fficers and opined that the practice couldn't be term· emyloye! only -no wives. Weidner took ed illegal , but is more ·a matter of Jocal his wife on the Hawaiian trip but paid her policy. way. City Manager Lawrence Rosa said he Newport Beach sent four councilmen, a hadn't been around Laglina Jong enough planning ·commissioner and five staff to have any recollection of past ex· members to San FranciSC(), their wives amples, but in his experience, policies on paying their own way. One Newport the matter or wives' expenses are as Beach councilmen went to Hawaii at city varied as cities .....:.. and so far as he has expense, another paid his own way, as determined, Laguna Beach doesn't seem did both theit wives. A city hall to have any policy. spokesman said there is no formal Old Umers around the Art Colony said Newport Beach policy regarding city pay- .they'd never heard of .such a thing u a ment of wives' expenses, but "it is never councilman ch~ging the city for his done.'' · 'wlfe~s e~es on a city trip. The finance directors of Huntington ' torr sald'he'1 one·Qf the few wUling to Beach, Fountain VaJley and Seal Beach take time out ffcSniJlls 'jt'ork Co lel'Ve as a all state that their cities have policies .repi'esentative· of (lie C:itf ·on 'Oieee· oc-which prohibit paying of any eipenses to caslops, imptying tli•t U lie donates tbe a spouse...for attendance at a conference. .tlfne, if's a pre'ty, sm!li thing tor the city A staff l'nemo from Brander Gastle, ao- to lot him have bis wile, along far sup-Ung dly adminlstralor of Huntington 'port.. He was one ot seven Laguna Beach, notes a legal opinion given by the delqites at San Francisco and the ooly clly attorney tl>ree years ago that one.at Hawaii. • . • specifically prohibits paying expenses for A survey of clUes along the Oranee the wife of a city ()fficial at a conference Coast• indicates most do not ·~Y for or-and notes that "by council direction, ficlals' wlve.s' expenNS (or iitUJblndl' neither the finance director nor the-city either, for that matter, U.the o~ficlal ts a administrator can authorize the expenses lady) and that several 10 IO far as to of anyone other than city mployei." have a definlle policy lo that eflect. Huntlnglon Beach sent 11 persons lo A notable exception ii $an Clemente, San Francisco at a total cost of $2,738, which will pick up the tab for a wUe at. which did not include the expenses of tending the League of Citiea: atate con-wives. Seven persons, including five vention, but not for an out.of..tate junket. councilmen and two stiff members went San Clemente did not 1end lnyone to to Hawaii from Huntington Beach and in-- Hawaii, but had oevan repreaentativ .. at dlvldual expenm tunied Jn to dale raoge San Francisco, moslly with their wives, from '405 to '530. 1 who troveled at city expense. Fountain Valley oent.tljree <ounclhneo Costa M• aoes '°far .. to pay the to Hawau at a tO!lr co;t ol $1,W aod 18 coat of a double room, rather tbao a people lo San FfanclJOO at a coal of single, for an oUiclal _'lnd bll wile, but $1,799. · • nevv pay, Iba wllo'I air fare.. ''' city Seal Beach llelll l 4 ,Per10ns lo San colllli!llmCl'iinly, ·nort~ 11lR lnembtt1, Franclaeo, at ao averqe coat of $167 per Colla -mo will fdr a lriilt'W • penoo. No Seal Beach ~!flclals went lo f~!:!•tlon '"' U IOY< ljl<\ "t9t Hawall.-h'"· 'II eltld,al ~. )l\lt ~ Spo-are kl\Ow to lla.ve ac. noM:f:;Olll!a' meai,:, ' • • compaolod bolh ele<led raad ~ of· -lflllt II city perllJDN!I to ficl4'1 on Iha bi~, b111 .......... to Sao Jl'raocbco and ...... a1 took" thtlr fttllDOI director• of tho three a11o1, no •Iva al thtlr owo apor11e. M~ clalml for lpo\Jiel 1!'" made In upeme Robert WUaoo and v1c:e mayor Willard lccounta. .-' f I • ' • • -, IN JANUARY , SAV·INGS ANN UAL 2-DA Y FUR CARAVAN The fur event Southern Colifornia wails for all year! A complele caravan of exceplional fur values galhered from all nine stores .•. making a 2-day'only stop at the Buffums' nearest you. Bringing you outstanding savings in mink, sable, beaver, Pe rsi an la mb, broad- tail, novelty furs •.• with every fur carrying an unconditional guarantee •.. every pur- chase beautifully manogra'!lmed and stored for you nexl summer at no charge ... a must-riot-miss selection at savings you must see to believe! Here, just a few of the exceptional values in this major fur event: •Dyed and natural rabbit full lenglh coots149.00 •Natural mink jackels, reg. 899.00 ••.• 499.00 •Natural blue fox copes • , •••••••••• 189.00 •Natural mink and leather coots • , •••• 577.00 •Block dyed broadtoil processed lamb 3/4 coots, •Natural or dyed mink 3/J. cools ••• , , ... 677.00 mink or fox trims ••••.•••••..•.••• 2 89.00 •Natural full-length mink coots, •Natural mink capes , stoles, reg.599<00 399.00 reg. 1495.00 to 1995.00 ...... 999.00 PLUS SPECIAL SAVINGS ON A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF JOHN ROSS ORIGINALS \ One of New York's mdsl ren own fur designers, now d issolving one. of his foshian divisions, has chosen Buffums' to be the firs! store . in the Un iled Sloles to offer these beautiful furs at substantial savings: • • 795 .DD value: long lel'\gth designer capes • , ••• 5 99.00 • 995.00 valu« 3/4 mink stroller\ •...••..•• , , , 749.00 • 1895.00 value: full length mink coots ••.••.•. 1199.0 0 • 2495.00 volu« full length rp ink coots ........ 1699.00 /. MINK-BROADTAIL SPECTACULAR 477.00 Mink .skirted, collared and cuffed broadtail proc- essed lamb strollers, all shades. DISCOVER OUR FINDERS-KEEPERS RACK . UP TO 50 % OFF Important reductions on unmistakably furs ••• an ever-changing selection prising sovingsl ... -- Buffums" USE BUFFUMS' CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN "FUR CARAVAN SCHEDULE NEWPORT FUR SALON .. . . . 2:00 p.m. Monday, January 17th 1hrough Tuesday, January 18th. Shop Monday 'tll 9:00 p.m. .. "IW)'OlT e •1 f~IHION Ill.AND e NiWl'OlT CINTIA e '44-1200 e MON. AND.Fl.I. to,oo Till fllO : OTHER DAYS !0<00 Tiil lrJI I I l } • U,I T•leP!ttN • • S.U.'"'7, Jaouary 1', 1972 H DAILY I'll.OT J On Ti~;kets', 'Pon't Call V~ ... 9. . Orange Court Compr.it.e( NotifWs T~t;iffic Viob,it.ors By RUDI NIEZIEl-"IO Of 1111e o.1~ ,..... lttn The inn of the law bu been lengthen- ed lhrougb • new computer In the<l'esl Orang• County Judlcial D~trlcl U you get a traffic ticket in HuntingtOl'I Beach, F0W1tain Valley, or any other city ~ within the judicial district, it will ge,am touch with you. ~ Wilhin three days of lhe citation it -will eltber tell you to pay up or see lhe judie. U you don't, it will automatically type out a warrant for your arrest. The new system, according lo Court Administrator Richard Wack, completely automates the 75,000 t.caffic citations which now through the court each year. "lt's a big savings to us since the com- puter can '8ndle the work of two or three persons. Bl! its big advantage lies in ac- curacy and speed," Wack explained. The equipment, leased for· about $60,000 annually, ties the court to other municpal courts in Orange County via a memory bank located in Santa Ana . ... ,, . . :.. U.S. MARSHALS LEAD THREE ORANGE COUNTY SMUGGLING SUSPECTS TO FEDERAL COURT Customs Agents logged• Record With Seizure of 1,330 Pou!'ds of Hashish Hidden in C1mper "We can inquire of the computer through any name or license nwnber and it will come back with any information it has on the person,'' said Wack . The system, on command, will display on its television screen e1actly how many citatio,ns or warrants are pending on in- f'rona Page l JUDICIAL ... Suspects Face Hearing di · ticketed in Orange County. The com r also stores information on prev us convictions. Privat agencies, such as lnsur.i.nce compan es, do uot have access to the in- formation which remains the exclusive Arf Colony resident back are "very, very gJim." , La\.\men raided McAdams' Laguna Can- yon Road home in January, 1969, ar- resting McAdams, Gordon Fred Johnson, 23, Helen Marie Miller, 21, both of Laguna Beach and George Ernest Oliphant, 35, of Long Beach. In Portland in Seizure right of the court. ., "Nobody can change the information except us. We are the only people wiUt a special code number who can alter the in- formation," said Wack. DAILY Jiil.OT Sten 1tt1ett NEW COMPUTER HANDLES TRAFFIC TICKETS, ISSUES WARRANTS Karen Glenn (On Keyboard) end Edith Bakken learn Ropu JnvesUgators ripped walls, floors and ceilings or the home apart in an intensive search that produced what they said was a rich haul of marijuana, LSD, hashish, mescaline and clay pipes. Much of the evidence assembled against the four defendants was barred from the courtroom by a Superior Court judge on the grounds of illegal search and seizure. All four went to trial and Oliphant was acquitted or the drug charges contained in an Orange County Grand Jury in- dictment. 1 Three Orange County men taken into custody in Portland, Ore. Thursday night followlng the selzure cf 1,300 pounds of hashish -largest confiscatM>n in U.S. Customs history -face a Jan. 25 hearing date in the U.S. District Court at Portland. The three were arraigned Friday before Judge George Juba, magistrate of the District C.ourt, who fixed bail at $100,000 each and ordered the hearing on charges or "improving c o n tr o 11 e d substances," according to the clerk of the Portland court. Miss Miller drew a 30-day Orange A tale of international intrigue, which County Jail term and three years pro-was revealed by a tip from Laguna bation, Johnson got 90 days and five Beach police to the U.S. Customs, ended years probation. McAdams eventually -Thursday night vn a Portland dock after after prvlonged appellate action -got a one-to ten-year state prison term that has a Volkswagen camper pickup belonging never been served. to one of the defendants was unloaded from a Dutch freighter which had brought One of McAdams' companions in the vehicle from Bombay, India, Oregon, Reddy, was involved in another Laguna raid with Daniel Lewis Frazier, The--hashish, valued ~t $2 million then 23, of 152 Emerald Bay, Laguna wholesale and nearly fl ml!Uon U sold on acb. Officers said ft produced several the. stre:et, had been C?OCealed in ~he icks of marijuana from vnJol!t" 1oca·.; J111111cle in Kar~hi, Pakistan, according lions in the home. •to Sgt. Neil ~urce~l .o~ the Laguna Beach Reddy was sentenced to a· year in police narcotics d1v1s1on. range County Jail and five years pr~ Taken into custody were Brian Kendall bation. Frazier got a four-month jail McAdams, 25, of ~guna Canyon term and five years probation. Road, Laguna Beach; 1'-lvid Mark Red· ' New Citizens Lose Out .To U~S. 'Expediency?' By TOM BARLEY 01 tM O.ltY Plltl Stiff • rr·s AN OLD adage 1n this business that you only ever hear from read- ers who've had something nasty written about them. That doesn't apply to tbe former aliens who flock four times a year to the county courthouse for what bas always been a colorful and heartwarming ceremony. Many er those new citizens have taken the trouble to call me· inn write to me and tell me how much they ap- preciated die fact that I -on behalf of my newspaper, of course -was there to record the ceremony and include their names in a long list that is always faithfully repro- duced In Jhe DAILY PILOT Now, I am not an American citizen after 10 very happy years cf residence in this nation, but that does not prevent me from savoring the joy of these new Americans, ~ many of whom have hoed a very rough furrow before lhey .. found sanctuary in the U.S. They love the ceremony and the mini.nags they happily wave for our photographer and they have always valued very highly the group photograph that has been sent free to them by this newspaper. IT HAD BECOME tradition for the former aliens -there were 643 in four ceremonies last year -to march to the Plaza of the Flags after ttJ.e mov- ing courtroom naturalization cererriony for the group photograph which we were delighted to take. . . Note the word "had." since this rather delightful gathering has been rather savagely and shabbily dispensed with. We were told by Superior Court Administrator Leslie McCartney that "it Is too much trouble" to assemble the citizens and shepherd them to the plaia and the waiting cameras. Presiding Judge Bruce Summer has decided, McCartney told us, to dispense wHb the plctun1 taking and Instead authorize photographers to take pictures during the actual courtroom ceremony. That. of course, is a splendid aub6tltute. It is about u effective as taking an exterior shot of the courthouse from the bottom of the decorative pool at the front of the building. In other words, forget It. BUT LET ME TELL you the real reason for this astonishing Superior Court decision. Other newspapers had. through sheer laziness and lack of interest, ~ ped the ceremony or picture t.aking or both from their pages in a rather typi- cal eitcnslon of lhe type of inertia that ~mes frenzied activity when they hear of the rape and beaUng of a 16-year-old girt. SO yoo see, It became just too much trouble for court authorities to get the new Americans together for the one paper that faithfully and happily recorded the chatming occasion for our newest citizens. And besides, it's tueb a long, long walk !rom Departm..,l One to the Plua ..• rM VERY, very 10rry, Grrgorloljf Ltadopoloua and Ahmed Sewan. Bui you .,. tho w&y thlnp are. cloo'l 7'M11 Wby DOI have a wonl with the Jud.rt! f dy, 23, of 33801 Street of the Copper Lantern, Dana Point; and Thomas Blake Bidwell, 26, of 2718 N. Townley, Garden Grove. The three have long been involved in drug traffic in Sfluthem California ac- C<lrding to Purcell, who said he notified federal agents several months ago that McAdams and Reddy were leaving for Europe "on a business trip." fo.1cAdams' VW camper was sent to Europe and tracked across the continent by customs agents. In Karachi, Purcell said, packages of the high-grade hashish \Vere concealed in the engine, bed and fenderv•clls of the vehicle, which then was placed on a Dutch freighter bound for the West Coast. When the camper, which bore California license plates, was not wlloaded at Uis Angeles er San Francisco, U.S. Customs officials ordered the owner of the ship to unload it in Portland before the vessel proceeded to Vancouver B.C. Citations issued in other Orange County judicial districts can (lnly be expunged in the district where they were orig.inally issued. By July the West Orange County Judicial District expects to turn criminal, as well as traffic cases over to the com- puter. "What we hope lo end up with is a computerized warrant system which will be able to tell us which arrest warrants have been issued against anyone in Orange County," said Wack. The criminal warrant system could be a boon to police officers in the field. They could contact the court to determine if any warrants had already been issued against a perS()n suspected of having committed a crime. To date, the computer bas treated only, one traffic violator unkindly by deman- ding $63 Inst.ad of $15 for this tickeL Wack said the problem was traced to nwnberl mistakenly transpO,ed by , lhe officer who wrote tbe cltatio•. United Fund Misses 1972 Goal by $22,ooo · " A last minute, whirlwind campaign nearly filled the Harbor Area United Fund treasury, but fund raisers still fell some $22,000 short of their 1972 goal. The final tally of $427,876 was an- nounced Wednesday night. "We did collect IO percent more money this year over last," .pr. Robert Moore, president of Orange C.oast C.Ollege' and 1972 campaign chainnan, told his volunteer workers. Dr. Moore also held out hope that late donations might push the United Fund past it. 1972 goal of $451,000. Separate reports were given by area c:ampiilp ehai~ ouUining the 1uoces1 In clly, mideotial and lndostrlal effort!. the teachers and workers from the Newport.Mesa Unified School District and Orange Coast College. The newest area in the campelgn, Irvine, chaired by University High SChool Principal Victor SherreiU, raised $3,292. L<lu Yantom, director of the Hartior Area Boys' Club, said agency donations reached $30 per employe, toppinl the list <lf all gilts. The total collection was 11.745. Some low spota: were also recorded:ln the campaign. For the first tlme ,in several years, door.to-door eoJlecUons had to be abandoned iii Costa Mela becau,. U-"""'I ll!Plllb ~rs. Federal -'" doeocf,Jtt wlleo thi\ trio of suspects arrived to pick up the ve;cl• Thursday evenJng. Tile mfzup.. lloweftr0 WU D.O t discovered until a warrant for tlle'llian''I -l!oii arrest had been Issued. The Gold Seal ~. Wclri.S. PRICED FROM ONLY , • $2441.00 Talk about better Ideas. Comet for '72 offers evcrythfn&: you buy a small car for -and more. Superb handlln&. simplified maintenance. great gas mileage and low, low price. Plu!i, big-car styling and roominess that rtmm1 .. bers you're a grown-up. Standard equipment that can- not be matched 1n its class • , , • order yours today, CAPRI Import "Car of the Year" Our 1e)()" European import. The low priced sport coupe with styling and road manners inspired by the world's most desirable sports cars. Room for tour adulta. Full carpeting. Front bucket& of sort vinyl. Small wonder capri hRs taken America by storm •••• order yours today. MERCURY COMET for ''f:ver'Jfhing 'JOU a ama// car p " tor ••• FlOM ONLY.,. , • $2699.00 ohnsorf & son \ ( ,\Pf\ I 2S2fl HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 640.fi830 • '. "" "· • . • • • • • f DAllY PMT • • • •• At F-Valley C.m- lllliflJ, <lllll'tl, taO Talbert, Pulo< Stanley P. Allon wW this SWlday btSin a strl., UU· eel "111""""'· From ~ark," with p>llatlona from the olher -1 wrlllnp. The mornlni wwsblp hour begins II 11 a.m., and la preceded by the SUnday«hool hour •t 9:30. In tbe avenln(. 7:30, tbe Blble- dilc:ussJon Dour will resume enloymenl of the book of Acta, ~ IQ> chlptor eleven l"1s Sundiy evening. Tiie Ulllverslly Uatllrlaa C.lllll!Dfly lnvltas all adulta and malln Y<>Wlll people from the Irvine, El Toro, Mlasion Viejo areas to Suliday morning fellowalllp al 1:30 a.m. In room 20t, Irvine Town Center, 4201 campus Drive, Irvine. Thia Sunday the Rov. Roger WBIU will prtaenl • Pii>cr•m of readlnp and recorded Sai!WQ, .11>u1117 1. 197z; , ' I and Pe rnualc titled ••creative Diacontent." Sptoltlng 1t lwo wvlcea, at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m., the Rev. Dr. Henry Gerhard will talk on !he 1ubjecl '"What Your Life can Be'" 11 thkban:b ol R>lftjoo1 -ol Lqu .. Beaeb, 20062 Laguna C1nyon Road, on &!nday. J1nuary IS. Trllnlng for children of all agea throllgh high school la given during the I o'clock aervict only. Baby care Is of. ftred during this earlier service u well. Thursday leo- ttll'tl are given at Leisure World, Clubbouae Two, at 10 a.m. for the general public. Dr. Gerhard !peab. The members of t b e Friendship Class, a Bible study group OD Sunday morn- ings at the J!'lnl Bapllal Cllurdl of San ·Clementa a poUuct for Friday at S:3Q p.m. at the flame of Ron 1nd Audrey ldlller, 910 Salvador, SC. 'l1ila evening of Christian fellowahJp Wll planned by the SUnday School Cius tach month, usually lhe third Fri· day, for dinner and a program of apedal interest f o r members and lhelr guests. Sunday School begins at 9:'5 a.m. with classes for all ages. At the 11 a.m. service at First Baptist Church of Sa n Clemente Pastor Smith's mes- 11ge ls 1e11titled 0 What ls Sin?" and at the 6 p.m. service the message ls "What Happened at Pentecost?" Nursery care ls provlded at all servlct1. All youth programs meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. · "In the inner sanctuary of our own nature we carry God about with us." Through ReligiOUJ Science we are aided to consciously attune ourselves to 1he Divinity personified ill u1. For hla aermon-lecl:l'1"1 topic l"1s Sunday, tbe Rov. Albert Burke of T1ll Pini Cboreb of Rdlglou 8clence of Newport S..cll' has' dl&atn "Whal •IWJglOUI Science c.D Do For You.'' Sef'\lk:tt ~Ire held at 10 a.m. In the 'Ebdl Club, 515 Balboa Blvd., oo,tbe Balboa Peninsula, and .are prteeded by a taped ,_ge by the lata Dr. Ernest Holme!, dean and founder of the Institute of Religious Science. Sunday School meets at the same hour with teachers ac- credited In the study of the Science of Mind, and services are followed by a coffee- fellowship hour. The ~ta Mesa FOllraquare Cburcb at 1734 Orange Ave. will have its regular services for this Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Robert B. Jacobs will speak on lhe topic. "Jesus And Clinic Guests Herbert E. Ellingwood, left, chief of legal affairs for Governor Reagan, and Sonny Argulnzoni, known as 11God's Junkie" after the tiUe of a book he wrote, will be guest speakers at the World Evangelism Conference of Morris Cerullo in San Diego's Cortez Hotel from Tuesday through Jan. 31. The City" for the 11 a.m. morning worship service. He will speak on the topic, "Jacob's Wrestling Match" for the 7 p.m. Evangelistic - Servict. The pastor la teaching a Bible Study on the book of Acta for the 7:30 p.m. mid (See PVLPIT Page I) ' Spanish Church Leader Won't ·Exert lnffuence I I ' , I 1 i MADRID (AP) Archbishop Vicente Enrique y Tirancon. the new Mlder of the Roman catholic Cburch'• moat Important polJUcal Job In Spain, uys be lntenda to exert no political tnnuence. 00on~t look to me for hwnan wladom nor Polltical and IOclal lnfluMCe, 0 the 64-year· old cardlnal said In rtrnarks prepared for a ptsloral saluta. "I cannot offer fou more than the good news of utvatlon: God lovea you.•• Msgr. Enrique y Tarancon was named archbishop of the Jlladrld·Alcala dioceae Dec. 4 by Pope Paul VJ in a major Bhllt In the CathoU,. hterarchy In Spain. He waa succeeded a s archbishop of Toled.o and prlmata of Spain, the Church's most important ecclesiastical posl, by the Jllosl. R>v. Marcelon Gonr.alez Martin, 53, tbe archbishop of Barcelona . lllformed ...,._ 1ald Pqpo t Paul peraoolfcy rtaliuflled the ' Sp,nlab blshopo, bypaaalni pro,vt.sions of the '17.year.o14 Churcl>State concordal for the l1rst time. Tllo concordat, up for renegotiation hY t he VaUcan 8nd the 1ovemment of Gen. Franclaco Franco, gives Franco key nomination poweni for bishops. Tho con- cordat has not bean renewed because of pressure by clergy and hierarchy against what some consider repression by the government. Church SOUrctl lndlcated after the shakeup of bi.shops that the appoinlment ol JllJgr. Enrique y T1rancon to Madrid would open polltlcal and government doors previously closed. Bui Ule ne" archbishop In his rem1rkl aaid : "I don't represent any IOC!al or economJc power " O~RANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . . ' ... . ' . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHRISTIAN I Corona def NEWPORT CHRISTIAN CENTER Mar ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHl,JRCH CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive FIFTEENTH AND MONROVIA CHURCHES Main & Adams Streets ~\fRCH O University P1rk, Irvin• NEWPORT BEACH " . ;.- lft', Herhtt N. Nlennaa1 IU.NCHIS OP THI MOTHll CHUICH Huntington Beach ~ (' S.-Hy lc.JlooJ-t:OO A,M, CJ1ttar s.ntc.-t:OO A.M. SCHIDULI OP tlRVICIS THI FIRST CHURCH OP CHllST, SCllNTIST Mo111i11g Worship •••• , • , , ••• , ~ s I~ Tho S...ke-10,30 A.M, IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSITI'I •• , ••••••• 1:30 & 11 :00 •.m. -,, lll·I N111My C:.... awm l :JO A.M.-IAILY MOININ• WOUHIP :z - t:41 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL "LIFE" liblt School ••• , • , • , 9:45 •. m. ~ "' ••• Yo11tft Groups • , , ,, • 6:00 p.m • ,.. I A Cordial Welcome from 11rOOA.M.-MOININ• WOUHIP EYt11i119 Wotihip , , , , 7:00 p.111. + • 6:00 P.M.-IYININ• WOUHIP Sunday, Jan. 16th Nurstry c•re Pl"O'f'lded •t all Nrvlcts ~ i THE -UfHTED METHODIST CHURCH Co1t1 Me11-Ffnt Church of Chir1t,f sclenti1t Ott1~: $36-Ult Dill Devotion .w.tseo A ......... N perM• el alt .... c,_. I ,..., ..... .. "O• r. tfle Splrft ••• O• .. tlte IM4" 2110 M ... Yerde Dr,. Costa M ... ~ ..... NEWPORT CENTER H11l'ltin9tol'I l••ch S11itday Sdlool-9:11 A.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN ll' MA"i p.\I Dr ...... O. Wood, Pmtw 646·6620 Church Senk• -11 :00 A.M. Wenlll~11:11 A.M. FIRST UNITED Readlnt Room, 2150 Mose Y•rdt Dr. CHURCH .. METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY St. Mklloeft lpltcopol Ch11rch Huntington Beach-First Church of Chrl1t, Sclentlll Victoria & Placentia Ave. MarwHrlte _, Poclfk ¥Jew Dr. 2121 17th St. ll6-Jl17 F1l!~~s!.~~!~ !.,.Of549~~p ltfi l Oii-. H••ftnttM leocll Cost• Mes• CONGREGATIONAL Con1110 HI Mor S•rvic•1 -9:11 I IO:JO ...... : 671-0950 Nuf'ltr'f C..N All Marnlnt 51ndcry School -t:30 l 11 :00 A.M. Jutnl.P~y • Church School -9:1 1 Church -9:10 & 11 :00 A.M. Mlnltltr Roadlnt Room -228 Mol11 St. lod11lo McH,11 611 HELIOTROPE Co1t1 M•t11 , E. W. Phillipt, P•1tor Oll'Khlr " Cllrh!IM •ue:•llH FIRST UNITED Hunlin9fo11 lt•di -NorQ SUNDAY SERVICES Newport 811ch-First Church of Christ, Scientist alblt kllool , ............. t:TI 1.r11. Wonlllp -10 A.M. METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY 3103 YI• Udo, Newport 1oac111 Mfflllltl Won.Ill• ...... -lf:Jt 1.rn. 19th St. 4 H•rbor Blvd, METHODIST CHURCH t:JO A.M....,.Q•rd ScMol Coll .... 1 Ytultl •nu" ......... , ... , . • "·"'· Cll•~ kllffl -I 0 A.M. CHILD CARI AVAIL.Al ... Cl t1tnt 1) Ch•rcll Ii 5•adoy khooJ-t:00.10:11 A.M. v ........................... , •. ,.., Church Wonhip -9:30 &: 11 6662 Heil Ave. 142-44•1 10:10 A.M-"Cll"""'9 elfts"~ # l IMdl•t loom. J3 I 5 Ylo U4o Nur1ef11 Care Provided Dr. Phil/~ •· Murrw. Ml11111w Church School -9:30 • 541-1727 Wonhip &: Church Scheol ••• ., """" s,.-i.. N1wport B11ch-Second Church of Christ, Scientist 141-4771 1414341 644. 7400 9:00 Ir 10:10 A.M. 7:00 P.M~''T"""" T1Nno Wlttll•" JI 00 Padftc Ysft Dr .. CoroM 4o1 M• Co1t1 M•1• North ... .., PWlllll' .,.. ... Chllroh Ii S.114oy Scllool .;....10:00 A.M • THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH MESA VERDE lr¥in• - E ••• lluff • ~7;JO "4-r-Yeotli TllM Reodlltf loo• -3100.I CMlt HWJ. lhter Nercbsa) . METHODIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY H..P.• ..... PMosaoo~ ... 2vi.S...:.jJO A.M. to l 1JD P.Jil. Wed. l""l"f TestllllOllY M..n.p -I p.m. -All Q..U. I W1Jcom11 You. Mt11 v.rc1. 1 ll•k•r St. METHODIST CHURCH ' •.--.. • ... . . ... Ml s.IH -':ll·UD. • 'l:Nl :,rcorCl'2fl\' #1'1~1'» a1Un41Af dlUtclo< l. # 549-2719 IJJ.1211 ' ... ~· :1 .. ' . Wonhip I Church S:d.ool 1e ces and enjoy tM J)rivilege1 of th« IT. JAMU. J209 W. Udo,....,.,,,._. 11422 Cuh-•r RoN 9:00 I IO :JO A.M, 11 Unlvtnl!Y Drive . R•ad!119R..,,., 7130 A.M:=::!l hcltwb:r v Worship & Chvrch Sch•tl • f:OO A.M.~ y Wonlilp & Chm Sc ... . , . . ~ 9 I !O:JD A.M. • .HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF "GOit CliRd Core f'romW AT AU. .llYJCD 11 :00 A.M.-A.._... Holr llldlerllt I Fovnt•l11 v.11.y .. 740 w. Wilson, cqit1 'Meia .. ~ ... . Mornl119 ,,.,... ·N•""Y FIRST UNITED l•gu1~• l••ch ' Ptorfdad METHOOIST CHURCH 141-4704 Mk1°Woak Holy Conun111lo• & Hoollitt. ~le• 11225 111.htrd METHODIST CHURCH v. L.. Hl"TWICI'.. ,.,.,. CAaL •aHTWY, .Jl.arlor Chri6fian Church Mllllatlt .. Mll"9 T .. 1hrr-1 t:JO A.M. Wod ... d.,.-l:ot P.M. 962-2593 2 I •J2 W•1lev DrlYo -SUNDAY 51RYICU -11ie 1 ..... Joh• P. Allley II, lhctor -,. .. , 671 ... JI 0 Wonhip l Church School In SOVlll LtvuM 91JD A.M. wo,,hJr •nd 9:41 A.M.-Su. ScMol OF NEWPORT IEACH -lDbclpt.) Mi11i1t•r Church Schoo -10 A.M. 10:10 A.M.-''T11e Cllrkttn .. ,.,... llflilt&" MHth19 lotulorly ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. Ford R. MiUtr 499-lOll Senlto• by Pmtor At Uppar lay lo'tl Chdt S11&d11J1 7:30 I 9:JO Churdi Sdtool -9:JO 2131 Totin Aw., Cott• M ... Tkul'Mloys: 6:10 & 10 o.11t.; Holy lays e -.111C.Od Ntwport l••ch . 7:00 P.M.-Spoclol Mhllo•ory s,..kon Church School .......... 9:45 A.M. The MflttOx Pot11lly ...( Ylcar, 1ha Rn. Joh• W. Do..lcbo1 -Pho .. 54a.ll26 CHRIST CHURCH BY THE S~ F«tm J.,.ry CHlt, Africa Morning Worship ...... 10:45 A.M. !400 W. Btlbo• Blvc:f. •1J.JIO . Nurt4tJY I 1Chtclor9.,._ PN..tdff Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church Wor1hip--9:lO A.M. Chwrch School-9:10 I 11 A.M. . COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL p,..kflool -lck14Wllrt .. -• ..._..,., -CllSWI C.N Phone: 642·2725 . 3UJ P9Clffc YJow Dtfve, CoroH 4-1 Mor Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy S.14-pol:OO A.M. I 9:JO A.M., Chul'dl ScHol/N•rHrY·9:30 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Ti•d.,.....7:00 A.M. WodMICloyt-9:30 A.M, • -,.._ In. JoU loten Derril, Rector -...... 644·0463 of the Coastal Areas CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 23rd SlrHI at Orange, Costa Me .. -548-5303 Christ Church Presbyterian 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH . h¥. Fre4 I. Mono, Postor tot... HorlMtr aH hlrriew 8236 Ellis St., Huntington Beach 20112 M°'"'°llo (NHI' A4a•I H111ttf9ttM .._. .. .,.,., wemtp-10130 ..... -S11Hay School 9 a.111. SUNDAY MORNING llllE STUDY ••••••••• ,, ••••, 9:41 A.M. RM. Do11old L lobetts, Pastor 1:00 A.M.-Holy Communion S1111doy Wonlllp: 9:30 A.M. CJl1rcll Sekel: 9:JO A.M • lnMf 1.-1111 ww1,.1:0t , .... _,,.,.. M_,... Wod.-1:00 , ..... SUNDAY MORNIN6 WORSHIP I COMMUNION •••• 10:41 A.M. 9:30 A.M.-Ftmily Sarvice I Church School !Nunery C•r•ll Off.co: 2011 Z Mot11olle It. ,.._: 96M940 SUNDAY EVENJNG'WORSHIP ·••••••••••••••••••• 4:00 P.M. t 1 :00 A.M.-Mor11i11g Wor1hip INur1ory C•rtl Churc:h of the Covenant WEDNESDAY EVENING BIBLE STUDY ••••••••• •·••• 7:30 P.M. 7:00 P.M .-F.1tiv•I tvon10119 &: Strmo11 NURSIRY CARI PlOYIDID Epi•copel Young Ch11rckmt11 2110 P..lnt ... RHCI', c..to MeM W. WhJt Honlitgto1 ........... All Litur1Ji•1 •rt i11 111• •t Y1riou1 timt• lnKO A. K.,rrto, Postor Mi11 i1ttr Mudc•I Di rttfor Tiit Cllurcll h "w.ys tvallQft "' H•ly M•ni•ff· Suaday Wo .... lp: 9:20 & 11:00 A.M. a.re•~ t :)I A.M, \~ "OJ SABBATH SERVICES Phone: 645-3191 Day or Night ~•mt1 C. Caley, P•1for -962-7512 R.1.: 136-4061 Phffo: 557·1240 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Community Presbyterian Church- harbor reform temple . NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 411 ... ,.., A ...... Lat ........ ~NE~LIS @oM«UNflY @JiURClt LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER .... Dooot• H. lol .......... Altom 0 H'"'9 AABBI BERNARD P. KING S•llllay We .... lp: 1:45· 9:30· 11 A.M. C.•rd' kHol: t~I ,.. b meeting at 798 Dover Or. LI 8-3631 2900 Pacific View Dr. ..... : 494-7111 St James Episcopal Church o 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churdl for lnform•tion: Coll676-7230 TURTLE ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL n. R ... J ...... 11.1 •• Coron• del Mer -Turtl1 Rocic Orlvt end Am1lff Orlllt f-b1oct 110V111 ef r11i.r DR. MARTIN OLSEN 600 St. A•d'"" leod, Newport ..... . '• ' C•mPUt drivel. S.PI OltPO l"NOWIY to (UIWl'I ltutll to n.R ............ WhlN. ....... H-Dl ....... d. - C..rt11t11• Dr,) Lift .. T11rt1• ltdl ortv.. AMllltllt P••IW Phont1 644-2664 W•nhlp I Ch11rdi Sc•ool: I, t:30 a 1 t A.M. -~ Rn. lie• s.m..is... ,_.... E•rly Wor1hip 1:00 •.rn. PhoM: '646-714, . TEMPLE ·SHARON ~ 9:30 A.M. Sonday Scliool for aH OIJK Chrl1ti•11 Edvc•tio11 9:1 5 •. ,.,, t•OO A.M. _ W .... lp St. Mark Presbyterian Churdl ¢ 11 :00 A.M. Morning Wonlllp F•1fiv1 Worship I 0:30 •.m. 10:00 A.M. Suffr Qare• . ~ NURSERY CAllll PlltOVIOED AT •OTM HOUlltl NurseTJI Care Available ...... ~ "-Mr'M & ICIStblirff DrM. C--.. M• nit c .......... , ....... hJ ... ''r l"lormltle" Clllcw.lq otlltr M1itttn19 (Ill f».11111 11.-A.M.-W .... lp J-. •ror..n llrt. , ...... Mtff,. H.W ANtl THE CHURCH FOR YOUR FAMILY WELCOME W°"'lp & C••rc• Schol -t :OO I 10:10 A.M. 617 Weet .._.,... C.... Mat9 AffJlimi.11 WEiii tlll aa,tld fhlMr•I C911 .... lllCO PhH: 644-1141 Trinity Unltid Presbyterian Church . All J•wi1h f1111llM •r• l11vitt4 to Jol11 t!J 111 • tnily tM•nhi9ful . PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH . SAllATH RININ• SIRYICp.....fflDAY AT 1111 P.M. Seventh-Day Adventist Church M ... ,_. Ddwt l lflter lh'Mt, c..t. M-. Celtf • 17 .. • Plt••••t, '--A" Cl/a Mt. I• ef N..,.,,....,.J OUT1TANDIN• YOUTH PIOGIAM-ACUS o• PADIN• ' Spirit.el LeMtr-labW a.,........_ 171 A....So St., c..te M .. ANOl:EW C. ANDEll:SON, r1•fw -IONN WllT9Y, A.-cia .. ,.,.., Won.litp I Cllurc• Schol -t:OO & 10:JI . 6'46-5552 Ttmplt Sh1ro11 Choir -Ot1ot Sh•t.·ot ~ J..., ••. .........,.. ,...., -..... '''-'191 tundn kf'looll t :ll -Hcirnlne WOnl'lnu 1:00 end' 11100 Plllfon: Gfff!O M•nf11: loll Oii.,.., ... ..._. S i>•t\ School •••••••••••••• , ••••••••• , •• , , ••• , , 9:30 •.m. Prine• of Pt•c• luthtr•n Sch•ol -Ml11 Erih•r 011011, Prlt1clp1I Ml1fm1 •'Mak-hMll lnine-...._: 144o711t . Mor11/119 Worth fp •••••• , , • •• •, ••• ,., •• •• •••• , ••• , 11 :00 •·'"· Offic• Phon•J 149.0121 School Pho1101 149·0112' Pr•y•r M•ttlttt Wod11••«•Y ••••••••••••••••• , •••••• 7:]0 p.m. ComJtt Jo1111ary 16 -lotli s.mc.. CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH WAY IN l'ILLOWSHIP Dr. J. Y"11n McGH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCI Tiweu1ll 1\o II~ ladle Costa Mesa Founquare Church Mi11ovrl Sy11od S114ay 10100 A.M. I 6~0 P.M. -WodNlcloy 7:10 P.M. 760 YJctort. St; Cotto M .. 0, llltYINI 1734 Or-.. Aw, Cm. M ... SUNDAY lll:YICI .............. 1hlt A.M. COAST BIBLE CHURCH P....,: a ... Robert I . Jocobe--141~9711 ••· 646•1117 Lothr Y. To'"w• p_,., Mllllttlf •• , " ltMMr ,__, ",t.C,,. •••·5404 9141 A.M.-S1111day School Wtnllll ltrvk•1 1111 a 11 A.M. tGliltf kllettt tt• A.M. 2411 -c-HIP.., MARCO FOllSTll JR. HIGH, SAN JUAN CAPlnU.NO 11 :00 A.M.-Monh19 Wont.Ip • Aftlt ·~ Cllt11 t:• AM. c.,... ....... 492·1949 494-1141 13o..G407 .. Jnm-4 the City" c•......_ 1111111o•t•r .k..., -141.UU . ,_.,5,...1111 ' 7:00 P.M-"JotH'• W,..ttl .. Mm•" THE FIRST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCllNCI .FIRST BAPTIST tjfURCl'i . PostMS~ J' ~ L1gune Buch WH., 7:10 P.M.-Stlldy 01 TN .... Of._...., Pmter Neighborhood .. __ ......, Cllml .. u..,... °"',. ••llllM kMOI, ..... Alllti. OF NEWPORT HARBOR. S.BiC. -. CongNgatlon1I IUNDAY tllYICI .......... :. 11iM A.M. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1· St. Ann'• lo Gl..,...yra tMI Cllff IM'lt, .. ...,_,. aMdl i . .MlllbfW , • , Allltl1 lwQ. AICP Diii l.. l1'19lt, •11l1r HW:f I P.IRST ,BAPTIST CHURCH A.1.C. \. I ~; CHAPLAIN HAllOLt MoNllU: THI alll.L CLUa 0, "IWl"Olf llACH hflNr lclMat -t14$ AM. WIM'Slli, -11 . A,;.( & 71• P,M: .._ . -Mefiolio "' ............ w ... INTHIM MINtltla 111 ..... •mt.. ....... W•11etc1ar rr•v-r Senk• 1:• '""'' ~-Tllo U..0.rcMtllt ltkltet Of ClrW" -P~ .... .lefhy U24m . aD,,AUL nlUTll. M- ......, """" "111• a t i• MM11111f ....,_ ........ t:• I 11 ~~7 woa~JP CHU-CH SCttOOl-11 A.M. -y .... •'rtRT,.. 'Y..,.,.. • ., .. .,. f ,.M, 494-6190 Commun!~ Bibi• Chun:h Olelr •ah.....,_ Artw V..,.. -. I . -""!""' or.. AWllltilO at lllt ~ ~·"-"" UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH LAGUNA NIGUEL . ,,.u; of Hun lngton leech . . --···"'"'"' 2211 S. L PAUSADU IOAD . NeWJ>ort Unity SHEPHERD OF THE HIW (2U) 9414151 SANTA ANA Hllltf1$ 29121 NIGUEL ROAD Wa 'ro•l•lm Tiit Trvth •f fflt At•• ::,~~:.'='"I,. ' ........................ ··· ....... ,, t1• A.M. LOllH D, Pl.IClltlNltll. Mill ..... SVllf ... wotUHIP ·:·:····:;· .. : ................ ., .. l"' 1tt• A.Mo Dtfttl .... s.r.tet-1t A..M. I 11 111 A..M. ..... ~J.SmAart.M....., For ffi• No•d• •f Out At• Ml':" l=I WIDNUDAY ........................ 7rlf ft,M. !UMloyWMI fot •II ttH-1?41 ~M. WOUHIP • CHVaCH SCHOOL -I I A.M. hlll&tr r::\~ ·-111•. th• """· .... '" ....................... ,,. .... '"' .. -"--~""11'11 ti.i. ....... H ... c"' • f1JM11• P.M. ---495°0613 NTL Y 'llHTIN• A'h MUA YllW SCHOOL --146;'111 IW..WUYD -· 17111 AVILLA LANI -HUNTINtTON llACH '-- • • •