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~~~ombers Asked to Help , WOMIN'S ·SKIMMER SHOES
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~ Coll! am 1 te u r '!be project· -H •noollh ol .!11111. Otal11
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,lllob II • fl><7 l1nd plutlc-Raulll will be plbllalied 10. °"".e,,i::,. ~ ltld Clfdl, wished ahortly after the summer • a"r""
. ,-.. .. ..... the pol"lllt uld. w•11 of s • u t b • rn '111111 ,far i<v•ol of • the 'Cllllanlil iicl<olllll •• k. d floating, mmen ·have U-n
,...,.,., tbt nterprootiCard up on aandl •i far IWIY 1U
~ iii flD the bianb out Bal• Callfornia.
on tbe car4 and drop 1he red More thail 2,000 c a rd a
_ P1..-..of il'Po<J'1to °"...rest r<l!!m~v show...!Mllb• mlllbos. public II 'ltOlpini lhe USC pro-
*"9ntually, Dr. Ron a Id ject In• lllnlflcallt way.
~ ·!(olpock-ancH!lo tlaff-will be.~·.....,.,..elmu1'llu. lllll< to 9htd 111111 on elfecll of sured · that lhe projec~ paid
toll·~il\.,. _ .. llic.ilY -f!f.bua ~ ... ,,.,. l*lll"!f M.-to lNI Iii. t11t1 lf-Qll 11111 Gil --.~Ullll&.· Aolddallol!. II ~IN' 111 ~iiJC. ~'-'"11 lhe ~ ' ~ .. ,.~ilwl·~..:i,.~ ~~~r~cJ: ·
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Ned•• Stanu Al•e , -~ V~LINTINE GIFT CANDY
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' Status of Monarchy ·-~ lb.
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W • • C _;..A;.. V.. and two' lb. boxes of assorted dark and milk aning tn . Qi~ ,_cbocolal .. with taotr.c,',!'~'· Sweitbeart '.'°~ed.
~ r 1' · • ' '' . (ffTAWA (AP) -'Ibero'• butotbert, li>cludlnaSecrtliey ' atui debate bo the subJtot, but of State Gtrard Pe~etler, say
ftb doubt rematns th.it the coo· it may take a, generaUOn.
ctJ!I of Clnldl u a numarcby PelleUer II clooe ta T"'dtau
• is 'lidlnf. •nd prominent In the Llberol
Mey Canadian• look to Bri-party. ·· lain u thtlr mother counlty. A Toronto Telegram col-
'Fflt yun: such Canadians umnilt, McKenzie P or t er ,
have rebuked Americam who obeerves: • • C I ea r 1 Y the
• happeitd to mention the king monarchi1t.s art. Jn dlaarray."
-_ ..-q\laen "of Eft31ond" wbon He thlni<J some of the apathy
: ~lktnr In a Canad11n con-toward the monarchy ll due to tut. 1'le1r argument: ~ the lnfluenc:t of American pro-
, eovereip llvilll at Buck· f...On on the. faeulttes of
'blthlm·P1l1t• is 11 much the . Canadian ""'verlltle1, No
· 11)/lori OI Cantda u of Br!· matter how Impartial they
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"taJn, may try to be, be oa)'I, they 4 4. ft ' Tbll ls 'tedmlcaJIY' ao, and art bauDd to pass on to the ._, ~-Elillbeth It on her students "some of their own • ..-u 11im p-'•." ,~ ltlps le Canada lo ,,..1ad u '-•-, th sovereJan. But Canada's George Bl.In, vet1iran Ot· • ,,
autonomy hat been tawa polltlcal commentator, ~j .-led&ad In proiresslve .,pr<oae1 doubt that J)l'e!ent· Denial cream for gleaming teeth. .i
.,_ fiJr more than • <tn-day youth cu conllliue to ac-___ ..., __ illllll_...,_..,,....,.,.,,"""..,"'"'"1l j
tu'ry, 1nd 11 now to an prat9 cept Dluch lonpr the Idea of · ~
tical purpoo• tomplett. having i head of otltl who Uves In England. • Not ii l French·aptaking "It l!n't necessary to be an, Canldll.nf IC!Olf at tht coun· 0 d · try'I tlei'.wlth 1 Lon4oll-bned monarchist to won er abWJt
, ... __. .... , but some of them th• credibility of the can.man
w ..... ..., monarchy." he said ln the · 4f. Toronto Globe ancl Mail. "'Can YQn 1go Canadian citiuns young Canadians be expected · e...s to receive lmlshthoods to accept as the Uvln& symbol
• aad slmUar hOllOD frotn Lon· of the state a monarch that ·•i· Lord Tborn)On of P'lttt, does not look Canad41n, does
UM Clndlul-&om in.isnl~ of not sound Canadian, does not J'lltlbhlal, Wlllt to live In Bri· live in Canadl, and whoSe '
• tabs before ht wu nmed a children have M\'tr put foot In ; btf9h tn. 1114~ . ~ . the plact?" ~ A In -k• •••Canada of. Under the Brttllh eystem ~ llclaUy f o t • 1 Wore t1'e tht ~vtrtip iJ bl1d of state
: anrdir,g of the Victoria CTt11s while the prime mlnbter Is 1
: -1 othlr •rtUsh mlUtar; head or government. In an
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: 4ecoraUons to Canadlw. uncertain pollUcal situation
• 4nMhtr nctftt dtvtl~nt Ole monarch may infJuePot • ! II the ell-UOlt IJI the the naming o( I ll"trnm<n~ i' · -·· -r.tt '""' .......i but generolly periedic )1.., S11!Mla11 Onl11 Sundair Onf,11 t
, Values cl p.if,tr ft'IOQIY. tions lellve no doubt tbodt •M 48 48 ,
; 1bt Unlbn Jack, or a n1g gets the Job. The U.S .. PNil• ~ ~ (: ~ al!ID to 11, ,.., fioWll In dent combines lhe dUtlts ol , i'
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GIRLS' DRESSES
SOLIDS OR PRINTS
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BRUCE BRIGHT IDEA
FLOOR WAX
Stinday 28e Only
Sell polishing, detergent washable floor wax.
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CHARGE IT.
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SPORT SHIRTS
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Cotten J)O~ttr blend
shirts in solids, fahc:I~
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TEFLON~·COATED COQKWARE
S1111day Only!
7-pc. aJu!l)lnum set. 1-,. 2-qt.
sau~pans, 5-qt. Dutch oven, all
"ith. .copper-color covers. 10"
open try pan. Save.
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lnC'h1des: "Best ot Charley J Pride;" "Volunteers" "ith Jef-l fenion Alrp]ano: Manclnis' "Six f. Hours After Surt!i:t."
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ICHONON
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monlh• of the _year. : Clltl(f o(flclally uritll a h,.d of stale ·ud '1oacl ol Multiple, t1bs or chewable vitamins; Table.I& or chew-~
: cllltlllcll" Canadian n., wltb IOvtrnment. ables, plus iro~. ' :t ',;;:;;:;:;:;;;;;:;;;:::;;;:.,.,.;;";. ~.;;;;;;::;;;:.§
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At Campus
MAl\LriOllO, Vl (Al')
Automobiles rnay no longer
enter ~e campus ol Marlboro
G6tlere except for ~ of
"htalth or safety," •rtd lft "'It c.,. Ibey mu,t be pncedtd by
I (>odeltrJl/I beatlnl I nll
0., ot 1 la~ at ~I.
Al • campu1 town -Ull( MonUy, taeu.J&y, 1tudtnta .,a
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adopf«I lhe rule 11 a pnltot acaitt11 l'Oilutlon. Sllll' ht>
madiiltly wi!lt up at 0.. ••111·
JIU• tfltt1nct lnlorm1n1
drtvan of tbi reiulallon. ·
In another YO\,, the "'°'llnl
banned 1mokln1 In
cl1ttr00m1, the dinlll( boll
and public area1.
4-QT. ELECTRIC
CORN POPPER
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BELL PENPANTS
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1996
Tor her on Valentin•'s Day.
Ptamond cl&pper ln 14 ~rat
1olli pendant. A &pecJal dtt you
Cati afford. Char1e ill
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il1 iADI. lllUlllACK --qi'eed •u the utility ed.of !1!>111.ti>·~_....,.,.,. .. he :-Id
• _..._ ,...., ...,. Miff promllec1 ·to continue research 1imed at hive ao coqrae. JjtJt to. HlftVe ( ~ _ 15!:
~ cW.iJ·ad>lel lir poUution ol~.ertilsjkm --~~~-: -.· • ·: • . r'?'~· P'i1Uy ·u.a hlr'denlat o1 • "-'norloembif ·""·the •l'ldi.,.. ·<:omponr-· 1"' lll'_po11uu .... or1rc<r· 1alirEilli60 • &iutllm 'ColU~ ·E<\l""'' ~ppllcalion ·aepnrmm C0111\nUes Into the firat thhe ~~11!!!!..,i;!l!!J.. (or APco niit to ~ "ft1 Huntiniton Beach plint di)I cl next t1eek to-Loa Angeles. . iolaliJD-lli ihe~beclq1e-there. •Ii no
wu [~ ~lely oo t6e £~ that pollu.-Under croas queatloalng Friday by violation under the rules. .
tilnll-em)lted fNlm the power 'plant· Edison attorney William Marx, Flte~n ¥ani .tried to tunwJie questl<iriina to
would be lncrealed. by the addition of admiti.d he bad overeatlmaled dally grl>und IOVJ!l pollullet ~trollons, but
i>ew generating uh!ts. emissions ot -nilrogen oxides from the Fltchen saki the total tons emitted .Jnto
WiWui Filchen, head of the COW1\Y's planl. He figured emJsslonJ at 30 tom per the atmosphere at any height wu enouah .IJr•Pollatfon OonlrofDlatrlct, Aid durlnc diy. • · "16 clbJ..)l .J!l!nnil. ......
a ~bite UUllty Commissl-On {PUC) hear-However, figures · prnenu.t II!'. ldlion J!.l\c&n jfsci~ilill Orait1~:0ounly
\'1rj0ia.t he did llOi ~into account ll10 Olfldals al Fifc;!>en'• request lhon! Ibo ~ the't<lll"-'lallllllell i. blpck ~~el poOUtanll In the area's plant would send 2U tool of po!lutanta -·· Plplllliaoi .llo .aold. i\JrU cinly almoaplllre. , inlo the air daily UJ>Oll compldlon ol the · llM · · wllh
PUC E~ An:b E. Main aslled two new unill. , Ji'~. tt he 1iOuJd ebange hia mind. ff Em th!>ulh the Edi...-lliutt, wblcll
total ·ent11sions lrml the enttr. South filchel) acoepW, WAI almoat f0ur '4'ol c;oast. Basil\ were reduced· delplt< ,_ less.than jij, eolilnlt1. )le ,.Jd·he denle4
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.ni. -.ty AfCD alfT('l'li'd that lat in 1• •
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Pllot'1 Cheryl Krovl!J. Hokls Rod 'Clr<I
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SC Sets Study
B~achcombers Asked to Help
6r111p cOa.\ 1m1 t tur ,_The project·-tr·enOO;ti'·of
bl'aChcombtrs have a chance lbe cards are found, filled out
. · to tiloe part In • ll50,000.1tudy and relum<d -abcold wind
of ocean ctirrtnts and oil up by next swnmef.
jllcQ f llley find pluti lltsults wl!l bt publllbed
WT1pped red cardl wuhed al:qrtljl alter Utt aummer
aahort. .. ..... Utt polOliat uld.
ft -¥ UJllvtnity ol Sou t be r n 111us far R'f8l'al of the
, • Cilllomla sdtntists a • k • d floauOg mlJUta have ollawn
il.i. finders of the wa~f card . up on Andi 11 far away Al
'. pacbll to fill Utt ~!ll!b out ·lilJ1 Clllfomla. ~ On 'the card al'lj df'PP the red 'More than 1,000 ca rd 1
:'· pl..,. of paper Into Ult neareit r<turnod '° far show tbaf Utt
inailbo1. publlc I• helplnf Utt USC pro-
· .' ·E·~~ Dr. Ro 1L•l.!I )'!;!lna~tway. __
• '. KOlpicl ano hiJl!i!f ...UfliO · ·The h.,vy rtturn hu 11>
·, , a)lle to ohtd light on effects of oured that ti;, prnJecl,• .Plid
.-, oil slidll·•t ,..~ •pecifically -for·hy an unllniflOd Fl!ll 6'nn·
d1Jo11<r1 similar to that In ~ w .. tern OU and Gu
~ r Slpta.Barbar1 lut spri.n1. Auocla~on, 11-PT~I on
i : t1Sd spoktlmen satd the schedule. . .. "
•' plasllc packtts contslnlng a The projtd hu includtd Utt
.& coded card and a w111her (for dropplng of 12,eoo of the car~
:,-.bollalt) have bttn dropped by linct last Mircll. The fiMI
tM thoullnds at several loca-drop will be made in mid-~, tions off Southern cauJol'llll. Fibruary. _ .
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tAILY 10.10
SUNDAY 10·7
Low wall canvu 1neaker •
P.v.c • soJn. ••trand multi· color trim. ~k Of bl~. ~ 10._~c:;.. ..
VALINTINE -GIFT CANDY
34.4
rut·heatin.1 aluminum pan, cover ; "tH •throuih" cover
Mob. Urilt can al10 bt used tor heaunc UqulU.
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GIRLS' QRESSES
SdLlDS OR PRINTS
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LONG Sum
SPORT SllllTS
J88
Cotton poly~t@r blend
thi(ts In soliQ,1, fancla
and patteM\I. In alJes S·
M·L-XL. Save.
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Port atyles "'11bnplea!Sl 'flarea::imd low lorso.,Se-
lection tn spring colors. Cotton or polyester/cotton;
sizes ~x and 7-1!. Charge it today!
7-pc. alumlnum tet. l ·, 2-qt.
aaucep&ns, 5-qt. Dutch oven, au
with copper-color covers. 10''
open fry pan. Save.
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"TOP TEN" 8-TRACI< TAPES
Include•: .. Bnt of Charl'!Y
Pride;" ''Voluntttr•" \\•ith Jet-
~ fer•on Airplane; Mancirus· "Slx
Hours Alter SuJ\let:' FLOOR WAX 4 \il':JIZl'l•LtHJa::n:raJ,. :..m-.:r;.,_,,=..,:;gmi'1Ji!lm-~
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Sell polishing, deU!rgent wa&hable fl
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S11n4•tr 0111"
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Diamond dapper in 14 canit
cold pendant A 1ptdal fllt )'ou
can alfotd. Chatae II,!
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. I~'~ E~ogical W e~e~n -_ t , :· ;·. ...
f • -' Nt1rlv !Oil bo~t •lips, ranglrC lrwi lo-
, • : By JpeN' ALTERZ& <;.. "' foot tO 45:Joot-betfh!1 ti:e w available i-i.
'i...-Of tfllt O<lllY '41tt "'!'. _ -• -"'-Df\ ·~ ,fir~L~me, first·11erve basis at
[ LOv.:.: garlic. ~ ~ ~ ... Sun t A · '" • I al~ays have -~ver si~_!; I saw . IJl.Y first prtaz\d ol .home-11own garlic se qua tic Par"1 in , Huntington
beada hanl1ng above my JlOMl'I musky witie barrels tn tlie garage. Sta~ ..
1 We don't love garlic. We worship the stuff. Mort-th an 50 dry !ilorage slots \\•lib
We rub It on b r e ad, stuff it in the lamb roast and chop clovu or It up lrte -launching privilegts are also
by the dozens for salads and some pretty ~ re&Ional dilhel, available at the Aquatic Park. TROU~LE WITH S:arlic is., tbaL, nobocri~e 1 t e -,ppreciates your love ,for> Robert Stern. or Goldrich. Kest and me alcred ClOVe. ~ • I \ ' But this week came ~ beartb__:-., « , .. htart.Warrni ..... lltw.J fr 0 in . Stern. Sherman Oaks. said the slips, part ~ • t-,.,_ • l "' -of all peQple -Anglo-Suon agriculture"P'rotuaors froDlp of i277·s~p development. are now open ·~ ~ the University 111 Californl1 .at Riverside. , , · . · lO the general public. , "rb~8cipi~ti In the UCR agricultural dtdlslon serv-Slip lssi&nments started fr.~ay on a
i'¥' ice have given ~ garlic freaks a chance to ftght back at ·-pre£ erred 'bas.is with a list of boat 'owners
garlic foes. • • ~ .. • .; 1oo)[iig for space. ~unrlled by the orange
Carlie, lbe Qelentists said-this week; kills }:lugs. ..., • County Harbor pj~trlct.
AND AFTER giving us ·fanciers of the uruni&takable aroma our £irst bullets for the war aga inst gar.lie haters,, Sletns sald any boat owner looking for
the UCR sages give us some facts to dwell on, too. a berth can see OockmaSfi!-r Carl Straub
Laboratory results or exposing young mosquitos to today, Sunday. next Sunday and any
miniature doses of garlic juice were so conV1ncing, said we~kend thereafter until the slips are
' _ , Or. Eldon L. Reeves, that the Italian national bulb has filled. Straub is currenfly working out or
been suggestea' as the heart of a potent new mosquito killer. · a trailer on the aqua.Uc park launching
Furthermore. the good profe~or adds, gariic's list of medicinal appllca-lot. • ' 1 ,:
tions reads like an ad for a 1902 vintage snake oil medicine.
IT CAN KILL . ... Sunset Aquatic Park is a S4i acre ·com· , Internal parasites, pr0tozoa1 bacteria, fiatiJlence (whatever . that is) 8nd urinary troubles. blned park, water-way fnd marina
Jt also does a good job against certain cases of food poisoniag, especially dltveloned by the Harbor District. It Is
slrains of Salmonella . l~ted at the r.nd of Edinger Avenue at
(One interesting sidelight to that liUle bit of knowledge is that iuverside the,northern tip t1f Huntington Beach.
.IN OflA/'IGE COUNTY WATERS, AN UNFAMICIAR SIGHT -EMP.TY BOAT SLIPS
~ .. .,~·· C!ft !Em While Their Hot for $1.90 Per Lin.er FOOt •t Sunset:Aqu•tlc P•rk
Going Off for Weekend? -' .
became the center of an epidemic se\.·eral years back of that most uncomfort-&.~anUSaid oflly 130 boat owners from
___ 1" able of intestg!J!l.jpfestation!! Salmonella, but no one thought about using our lite Harbor District's list or 600 rt.served medicine.) boat slips. Their assignments will be
Rent Burglary Alarm .
Bomb Explode8
Among Marines;
I Dead, 62 Hurt ,
Anyway, back to the mosqultos. • made~ ahearf of tfil! general public. The
O ~·Ly u, PARTS per .million kiµ~ too percent of all mosquitos of 12 other JOO slips, plus the 50 dry storage
specie6 teated in· the university experiqleat!. spaces are wide open, he said.
"!Jf .fact, ~· Jteeves said, plans are in the works to grow an especially "Afany of the avaiJ?ble ~lips art · in
potent. form, or.1arUc to make .an evtn more effecti ve big killer. good, clear dli.nneb:. reducing the
The super.garlic could he put to me·1n underdeVelojxt countries to stamp :~~~of m'a.neuve~g ~essary ·" he
out f;tisease-calll')'Jng mosquitos. • : Perhaps the biggest test Clf all for ihe good Dottore Reev&' super i:arlic Eventually .Sun~.._~quat\e --Park will ht"bt'tn-tbe'-garliC"CS:Pita~f the--WGr.ld. _;o • --• -""-ieeiuroe-gxne 1.100 bo.tf-sUp,,!.H~f
I'll wager_ 50,000 lire lhat Italian' mosquitos ar.e immune. ficfals are dickering-,vUh the Ngyy for ~ .. =--_ ~ _ use of some la11d at the neighborim? U.S.
-NiWal'WeapQns Stadon.tn Seal Beach.
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Proi:essJng of lhe birth appllcalions i~
~19\v. l!,bout six QfT,rspns per hou~. but
t b o f ~ who arr!Ve_ear\y are g 1 v e n
numbers and told v.·hen to relurn .
Stearns said boat owners might start
mC1ving their craft into the slips around
hall of the group had taken some type or
drugs for varying lengths of time.
Surprinng!y; the Lincoln SOS students
are highly knowledgeable and can speak
from personal experience with drugs and
the dangers therein.
One l3-year-0ld former drug user, who
was "busted" for smpking marijuana in
ichool about one year ago: said. "Kids
don'l know what it is d'oiog lo lh'1fl. Jf'
.isn't an escape and the kids are tioW gel·
ting smart."
"The object of SOS." he c.ontioued.
"has nothing to do with the police. We
are getting the kids out of trouble before
lht>y-get in."-
Anolher 13-year-old, who ha5 used LSD
and has experienced a "bad trip."
described his experience and more goals
of the group.
"l was flying high like an airplane and
then just crashed ... just crashed . It was
ll~e being in a cofrin blirlei:l-SOO feet
underground . . ju5l blackness. I
couldn't -even get home!'
"SOS is helping parents get to know
Chuckliole Proves
'
Rolls ~ Undoing
A naval architect motoring through
C.Sta ~1esa in his Rolls-Royce heard
more than the well-advertised tic\dng or
its clock one recent night'. ·
Dennis Batham, or 20451 Upper Bay
Drive, Santa Ana Heights, had his ears
Assaulted by the sound of six un·
deccarriage bolls shearing off and the
front end alignment going awry. '.
··The steering locked and r had to have
lt lo\ved a\l:ay." says the Atlantic
Research employe ln a claim submitted
to Costa Mesa City Clerk C.K. "Charlie''
Priest
T~e wants $89.20 in recompense for
damage done when the luxury sedan hit a
deep chuckhole ·on Paularino Avenue.
~aying he notJse~.th_e pit had been -filled-
the very nei-t morn1ng1 _,
more about the problem. tt show& them Mirch 1.
that all kids aren't bad and that we can Fees for the. boat slips ~te $1.90 per
help each other see reality. It helps the linear foot on a month -to-month basis,
kids . too. by letting them see what hap. ~d Steams. Current price~ for slips in
pened to others," he said. (he: outer harbor or the lower Newport
Another young ronner drug user had !1 $iy are1 $2' ~ '2.tlJ .f*l"A"oot alil rising.
additional comments on parents and the ; · · · ;.•,, .:; · ,·
drug problem.
ile said. "Parents just don't koow their
lc:Jds are on 'dopj!. They hear about it but
just can't believe their kids could be in·
Vi>lved. When they find out, Uiey tremble,
tell fPU to go to your room and then go
take a tranquilizer."
The example of many parents in this
modern pill-oriented society has probably
led many or these youngsters into the
habit.
According to one 13-year-old girl,
"Most kids don"t care if il (dope)"h\rrts
lhein as long as they are getting at their
parents. MClst kids never lislen to their
parents because their parents have never
tried it. They would rather set for
themselves."
Another youngster added. "Adults
won't tell us anything we don 't already
know or anything v•e can really believe.
It's better to he ::ir it from the kids wb~
have tried it and quit."
As far as .the legalization of marijuana
Is concerned, one 12-year-old said: "Then
everyone could get it in a machine. Sooa
eight-year-0ld kids would be smoking.
Supoo~e a 747 jet pilot decided to ~moke a
joint befre flying Instead of a
cigarette?''
According to Miss Crockelt. the SOS
kids are getting great i:;atb;faction from
the program. "They are involved and are
trying to pull everyone else into it."
nrhen the kids enter sos. they take a
personal pledge to gi\te: up or not start us-
inp "marijuana. L.SD. pep pills. goof
balls, heroin. glue, or any kind of illegal
dn1~ or narcotic."
They also sign an application 'fhich
pledges them to encourage their friends
and peers to prevent the use of drugs and
narcotics.
The Lincoln SchOOI J?roup ls the first or
11' ldnd in the area. They hope to get all
the loCal scl1ools ·involved and . in the
\VOrds of one young optimist. "we can
then 'xpand our natural ·high to the entire
U.S."''
Beach Man Sues
For False Arrest
A Huntington Beach man ha s sued that
city and one of its poijcc officers in a
Superior Court complaint seeking the
awJlrd g_f $_2$_,000 £or alleged false arrest
and imprisonment.
Raymond Paul Bendorf. 1~2 Pammy
Lane, claims that Officer Tristan Swan
"wantonly and wilfully" struck him in he
face at Huntington Beach police head·
QlJarters last Oct. 30. Bendorf also claims
Ulat he \Vas handcuffed at the time.
Bendorf.further sta tes that he suffered
serious injuries as a result of the alleged
attack by officer Swan and may have in-
curred "some permanent disability."
HunUngton Beach police records indi·
cate lhat Bendorr was booked on durnk·
en dri ving charges and that he later
pleaded guilty to the misdeameanor or·
fense.
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FAIRVIEW ...
I
Hospital reached a popuJation peak or
%,659 patients in mid-August of 1967, but
the figure has been dropping steadily.
.New progress at other state hospita ls
for the mentally retarded have allowed
transfers, while improved methods of
treat n1ent have sent othe rs to foster
homes aod i;pecialized schools for th e
handicapped.
Dr. Toto said Fairview staff members
already are preparing ror the July
reassignments and that more then 300
patient.<; have been chosen for referral to
the regional center .
' • .r
Next time you jel oU to Cannes, Lake
Havasu City or even Irvine Park, you can
leave the family jewels at home with
What gave the Oreo finn, ono of the SAIGON (UPI) -The U.S. Compiand
oldest and largest industrial and com· said today a ji!!.nd grenade aplbded
merclal alarm companies in the amid 500 Marines wa!chlng a,ah'I ainjo
Southland th' idea for the new unit? ing troupe in Da Nang during the alUea' pe.1ce or mind. ..
Oreo Alarm Company ii making II
tougher for a dishonest m&n . to earn a
The answer ·is simple, 5a}'!""J·~on~es~,---1'eflruce, killing qne GI and woundiDC
''So many people asked us to." 62. . ....
uv:.~:_;1 crime ~~~;;;; .. ;· F~ Los Alamitos Man
8 to 14. ·has been chosen by the Sinta
Ana-based rinn to announce development
or a re•olutionary new concept In home Pleads Not Guilty security.
"The girls were singing 'My Boom·
-erang_Won.'t Come Back' when audden1y
there was an e:rploslon, •• Cp1: Atbiii J.-
Souza or Orange, N.J.1 said in ncount-
tng what happened Thursday night.
Military officisJ! said the' blast ap.
parenUy "was not the result of" enemt
action" and that Investigators had quefi'
tloned several suspects, an Marinel.
They said tbe grenade apparently wu
of American make,
Radio-powered; portable alarm systems
renting '" " to 25 cents ,per hour wm 111 Blaze Deatl1 soon be available from the company·~
neW susidiary. Porta·Larm Systems
Division.
"You can check it In and out as though
It were a power tool," says Lee A. Jones.
Oreo sales manager, who predicts 100 na·
tional outlets will be operating within 18
months.
The package-is wireless and looks like
;i. fis.hing tackle box equl~ wilb a cerr
traf antenna. plus severil littlti units
which resemble steret s p e a k e r s ,
strategically ~t around the home.
A network of .ultruonic radio waves
ereaUng trap• zones will trigger a
screanUng.slttn In tbe:master unit at the
slight.est abnotmal mOy~""nt within the
premJ.Ses. •
Neighbors will be alerted or awakened
for blocks around by the angry whine.
virtually certain to panic the most expert
cat burglar, whether police capture hlm
in his escape attempt or not.
"A major feature is that It shuts Clff
after 15 minutes and re·sets itself for
another intruder," explains Jon,s, noting
one wouldn't need to leave a key with a
neighbor. ~
Raymond Arthur "Ironsides" Graves
Jr. of Los Angeles pleaded innocent Fri·
day lO the murder of a Hollywood man
who was pulled, critically burned from
the blazing gar~ge of Graves' home at
12322 Martha Ann Drive.
Superior €ourt Judge James-F. Judge
set March 9 as the date on which the
wheelchair-borne defendant must face
jury trial. That puts Graves, 24, in court
on the same day as felloJiy de!~n4,a,t ~ •
Chester James Ohrlstopher, 29, ol lAs
Angeles.
Both men and a lhlrd unldenUlied'
defendant' were Indicted by the Oringe
County Grand Jury after the submission
of testimony charging the trio with
responsibility for the death last June 7 or
Bruce Beck, 30.
Beck died In the hospital a few days
after he was freed from the standpipe to
which he had allegedly been manacled by
Graves and the co-defendanta.
Craves, a paraplegic, has been describ-
'd in earller testimony as the leader ol
an organlzaUCln that used bis borne as iL,
headquarters. Tt ha' also been allf:ged by
police that the shackled~Beck dellberately
set fire to the garage in the belief that his
death was contemplated by the group.
It exploded amid the crowd at an et\..
1\~ed mea's club where a three-girl Au.
lrallan singing group, The Chilfou, wall
perfOrming.
FUty·two of the wounded. were -he5pt.
tallted--50 in good condition, one tn fair
condition and one in serious: condition,
the announceme.ot said. ""
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ACCIDENTS. . '. ••
vard on·ramp to the Garden Grove P'rff.
way. '
Police said ruchard Mullikan, 31, waa
dead oa arrival at Westminster Hospi·
ta!. His brother Dan, drlver ,of the car,
escaped serlou.< Injury.
A Buena P~k yoJit~ who )ti~ on l
pane:J truck, slipped off an~ feI(·on bi1
head and dl,ed a~ter arrivai at Orangi
County Medical Center about 11:30 p.m.
Police said David Pratt. 20. bad jump.
ed on the rear end_ or a panel ln.tCk diiv~
en by a frit.nd ·along Jeffenon Street
near Hayes Street. The youths weri
lea ving a party, police aald.
Before development of Porta-Lann, the
only protection be.sides. easily-etched.
pried. jimmied or m'!lter keyq)ened
l(l('ks was an Jnvolved, $600 to St,000 cOm·
mercial burglar alarm system.
Besides being unsightl), such devices
arc basically too extravagant due to the
ratio of burglities cominltted compared
lo family absences, except for long and
frequent junkets.
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WESTY LAUDS ALLIES • • •
The new PQrta-Larm system can be set
up for tiusiness in 60 ~nds and mig~t
cost. say, SJ2.SS for .a •ki lrip lasting
from Friday evening to Sunday night.
Covell Appeal Denied
the frOOUers of freedom .
-Our goal has been and remafna to
helP tbe South Vle.tnam,se h e. I p
themsel_ves-to help 1top aggression by
the North Vietpamese against the'South :
W help bring an end to the reign of Com·
munist terror that has engulfed South
The ~vletlon ot Huntington Beach VletnaC!J IOr 16 years; tCl help the South
teen nightclub operator Gllbert Covell Vietnamese bulld a strong, viable nation
was upheld P'riday In the appellate of their own chooslnp:, anri lo help achieve
di\•ision otOrange County Superior Couft. a Just. hon<irable and lasting peace.
Covell. operator of the now defunct souNO POLICY Syndicate 3000 club on Pacific Coast . · Highway at 3rd Street. wa!I cqfivicfid JU. ----;:;;"Vi tnami'fitiOh Is a ·sound policy and
Jy 7, 1969 of two counts or vlolaUng a city _ a workable strategy. Our road will pro-
ordinarice prohibiting .minors to be bab!y be long and deliberate and not
present wber ~ncing was carried on. w.tthout temporary setbacks. •But \Vhen ~rsappo1ntment occurs, we should not
become disillusioned.
who are motivated for service to country.
RO'J'C currently provides-about IO ~f
cent of the Army's newly cornmiUioMd
oCficers called to active duty each year.
"To date, dissent against ROTC on IS
campusea has caused f.ermination of two
ROTC units. But 27 new units in the laat
two years bave raised the total to 213
parUci pating institutions-and f3 more
have formally applied. This is more than
we need."
DAllY PILOT
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Withoact Concessions
. LBJ Credits Rusk With B~mh Halt
--:"We ar,, 1in effect, a mirror of tbe
society· rrom which we are fonned ... We
are meeting racial problems head·
.on .•. Just as racial strUe has damaged ·
America's reputation, so ilso have \
isolated 11\cldenta of criminal activity and
vlolenCe. And the Army ... is not without
such incidents ... As in society the
allegations against Uiese few iboukl
never be ~ to vilify tbe' Anny ai an in'·
llltuUon.
l •lii •rt N, w.~J ,,..,;o.,,, .... l'W11iller
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Lyndon B.John·
&OD gays his secretary or state. Dean
Rusk-rathtr than Defense Setmary
Clark Clifford-played the key role ' In a
1968 decision to s!Qp bombing most of
North Vietnam without concessions by
the enemy. -
Rusk, who hat, been coosidered the
hard -liner in the Jobn&on Cabinet declin-
ed comment on th& former president's
version or the events but the former sec.
retary of state dJd say Johnson 's account
nf the bombing halt prelimin~es "seems
to be accurate.''
currord, who generally had been con·
sidered the most powerful advocate of
rlHSCalaUon In the form~r ad mtnlsLrt1·
liou declined. eonwtnt . .Johnson said In
Friday 11lgbl-'1 tctevl&ed ln ltrview that.
Ci!Vord had proposed putUni condlUons
on 1 bombing halt
Clllford. reached at ni. !home Jn •
Wa!hlnft<>D "'iiurb1 .. ;a, " t "°"1~ be
I
fnadyisable, inappropriate to ~ drawn
into the discussion.•·
But there wsa comment from 1. war
critic who came under fire !i.Y. Jo~n
in the Interview, Sen. r w:-FU'ffirijht,
(0.Ark.), who chargai the President had
misrepresented the facts in winning con·
gres1!ional approval of the Gulf of Tonkitt
resolution. The Johnson adnili1h1tratlon
had citett tile 1964 resoluUon as prpvidlng
the authorjty •to dispatch large numbers
or U.S. troops to Vietnam .
Johnson said the resolution had been
explained to FulbrlQht.
"It jU!t never occurred to Tl)l that the
President of lhe United Stat<! would Uc
to·the members or the Senate about a fact-
ual situation." Fulbright, chairman or the
Senate Foreign RelaUona Commlttet,
said Frht1t1. •·r wa1 completely taken in ·~11 was the Whole Senate.~· tl~ said the
·oongressionru acllon on the resoluUQn
followed "an absolute mi;repreitentatlin
of Ole facts.•~ ...
JohMOtl said In lbe lntervicw: "l>on1i
..
tell me a Rhodes scholar (Full:l'ight)
didn 't understand everything in that re·
solution because we said to hlm at the
White House and every other member of
lhat commlttee that the Pre5ident of the
United ·Stale!! la not aboul to commtt--fOr..
ces and undertake actions to ·deter. BJ•
greslion In South Vietnam .to prevent th1"
Communist coasplracy, unlcu and until
the:.~merican people through their Con·
_press 1lgn on to go in." TM former president said be asked for
Uic Tonkin Gull resolution in August 1964
rather than for a declaration of war I»
l:'ause he feared North Vietnam might
have secret treati es which would bring
Com1nuni1t Chlna and the Soviet ·union
into the war. And~ Johnson also said he was dh1ap-
polnted Uial hla tt-tarcb 31, J96f. apeech-
ln whleb he announced tllc b<ilntiln( !tali
·over a large por~on of North Vietnam
and bis dcclslon not td seek re-tlcctioo-
dld cot brinllPCAce.
"M)' ltopes bavo laded away, 1nd ,.,Z
~ .. · --...
dreams have not been realized," he said.
Johnson made bis comm,nta in the sec~
ond of a series of teieVised Interviews
with Waller Cl'onklte. Jt w.as filmed by
CBS several moaths ago at the' t;BJ
Rancb..in.l'exaS. '
Johnson said Rusk made the flrif 111g.
gesUon that , t~ey st!)'p tl\C bombing wh~n
the}"-"were golnt 'ovtr· recommendations
fr.0111 top ,MJviffr11n early March, ~ .
11Secretary Ruet'eame back and s d-
whUe ·we were cv_aluatlng these thiggs,
he said, 'Now I think 'the time'1, come
where ~·e can stop the bombing,' " John-
son said. • ;..
''Some of them Su.igested-1 think Set-'
rctary cnuord suggestt<lt and we atltf
some or the others Joined him-that we
atop tilt bombing on the condition that the
North Yletna~ue do something.
. "And Secrll'f RU&i said, "J'hat won·~
'fOc:k. thls rcclprocH)' won't work: We
ougJJt lo just •top !he bombing.' " Johinon said he thelt ordered bl• ad-
•lom to work qp a pla ..
•
'
· ~In the Reurve Officers Traialng
Cdtyi; .<ROTCt we setk to develop J
cntlgltt•ned le8il<(•hlp In youne peoJllt
Well Dr.iller Dies •
A .former Costa Mesa. man-who, 11 a
well contractor, drilled many water
11ou:rces whith ser\'ed the c9mmunlty fCtr
years has died at lhc age. of 86 ln Arroyo
Grande.
Funersl services for Clarence A . .Rock~
a 30-year resident or Costa Mesa, were
held Thundt11 In Orimea Mortuary, C:O.
rona. with lnterrnent ln that cily.
Mr. Rock ltavea t.ls wile Dorothy of NroJ~ QraDde, thr .. daqhten and Ill>
er•ndcbllllren.
He died lNt Slturday In an Arrovo
Gt'ltnde lltll;llol. 1ccon!l111 l<I lrleiub '10 UI~ Bat'iDr Ar.u. . .
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.... "1"be raifbfiJJoeu o1 God"
"willbadelmredbyPutorP.
.:::;:i G·· NflP'll"D at ·11 a.m.
I llOfVloel for Pini Bapthl
~. 1111 Mapoli1, Colla -. l !Ill. evenlna topic II "Behold
1 Whal God Ila Wro!Pt." '1'11<
r servtc. caa•eoee at 1 o'clock.
'
~ Mtttin& at the S e 11 I o r
·(' Cilium . Buildlnl, 15111 Ind
• lrviq<. Ntwffeirt B • I c b •
Ntwptll U1!17 Clnlrcll will
bold I llnppiralloo Wed·
nesday at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday
lilt Rev. Lotto Dale Flick·
inger will preach "Keep the
Lint. Open" · 1t 10 1.m.
&mtces.
Cemmllllty c II r I I t l • I
atvdt'• con1reg1tion will
bear ...,1 opabr Prof, Jolln
Koeklroelr of PacllJc CbrtJliln ColJeC'I al It 1.m. aervlc6 51mda:i'. ,,., __ to -
Ill lllG El Comlao Ru!, ...
Juan Ca,plllrano. Jwil« bip
youtb wW 1ttertd • mow
rdftattblsweebnd.
Cormmmlon Rf'VIOIS lrt
pJamad for I and 11 1.m.
oenJces with bapttom fl noon
Ind I p.m. for Ohurcl> of st. w-.. va,cQuipeJ Line 11 Ellll, Huoliqton Buel>.
Boy Scoula will be boaortd al
the t :30 1.m. servk:e.
. A'4<1 will bi dlsll'lbuted
Wtdnetdly 1t 1:30 and 10 1.m.
flld I ,p.m. Children'• service
la allled for 4:30 p.m. A
potluck &upper w!ll be iltld •l
1:30 p.m. , --Le!so!J.aennon Sunday in
area Chrtstian .S c i e n ~ e
Churches will be "Spirit."
Servict times and locaUons
~re Flnt Cburcll of Cbri1t
Bdtolbl, Newport Beacll, 33113
Via Lido, t :IS and 11 a.m,;
-~ "c:llrlst ldto· ltrl, ~ -. SHiii
Potlflc View Drift. C..Ot
dtl Mio: f'1nl c:lllrd •I
Cllrill llclellll', ~ Naa,
-Mt11 Vafdi llrlvt. )I
1.m. °"rcllll lllltliq 111 :30
and 11 1 .m._ ~ludo ll'lnl
QIUdo of Qrloj,-SdeoU1l
HWlllnltoa ~. 110 Olive,
•)Id nnt Oat<-" Cllri•l SdeoUll Latuns Beach, !aS Rish Drive . --Cbrill iJntled Prtlby1tri11
Cbwrcll worship service is held
tich Sunday at 1:30 a.m. at
20112 'M•1J10lil, HunliDglon
Buel> .
The Rev. Donald Robertll
will begin an 1dult study
session Sunday 1t 7 p.m. on
"When Prayer Becomts
Vital " Na~tlca Stminar will Con·
linue on Tue$dly5 at 7:30 p.m.
with Lt. Mahan of the
narcotica division or the Hun·
(Set PULPIT, P11e SJ
F11nny Side '
·of ChW"ch ··
Revealed
By G!ORGE W. CORNltLL
NEW YORK (AP) -A
Jesuit priest . Yid to ~bi
bi~p: "Your ..ExceUency, m
oflldal of YO\U chllllCl!ry bfflce
ha1 Wonned my iuperior that
f am not to lake part In •"7
more racial demonstrations. l
would like to kliow whether ·
thi& was done with your
knowledge and 1pproval."
The bi!hop: "FatMr, it was
done without my knowledge
but with my approval."
That's the sort of ec-
cl~siastlcat ambiguity a n d
alisurdity, collected mosUy
from church publicatiooa and
pariah bulletins and Mnt in by
readvs. which art the object.
of r.estlul, often peppery 11tire
in a Ughtheerttd ctilumn "Cry
Pa:t!"
Subtitled "A Column
(Bet HUMOR, Page Ii
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Tree from . TempJe ..
Students of the Hebrew School al Temple Sharon, Costa Mesa Cleft to riJbt)
Linda Rich, Marla Damsky and Sue Shaokin helped plant a irtt for Jewish
*rbor Day. Trees were donated lo·lhe people ol California by tbe youth, a res-
ture of friendship and planted at Griffith Park in Los 'Angeles .· •
ORANGE COAST C-HU_RCH DIRECTORY
LOOKING FOR MEANING & RELEVANCE?
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FAIRVIEW BAl'TIST CHURCH 1A.1.c .1
F1irvlew Rd. At f1ir Dr., (01t1 M111
f A,M.-Church School 10 A.M.-Worship
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HARBOR TRINITY BAl'TIST CHURCH
tht ..._St. 41t ,.,,,...,, C-. M ..
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Stmday Scbool t :U a.m. Mornlni Worablp ll:Oll a.m.
llaptlll Tralnlng Union I p.m. Eveninl Service 7 p.m.
Wedne>dsy Bible Sludy I< Prayer .............. 1:0ll p.m_.
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
611 ~~.'~!~N-~~11~ MISA
S11"41y Scheel •••• , • , • f i45 Tr.1111111 U11i•11 ••••• , •• 5:00
M•tlliflt Wor1hip ••••• 11 :00 E.,.11111, Wo"hlit • •• , , , •:OO
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...... Ml·tlll NlrMtY.,....,. A..i..W.
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UNIVERSITY BAPTIST ·CHURCH
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SANTA ANA Hl .. HTS
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THI fllST CHURCH 0, CHlllT, ICllNTllT
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUllTTS
"SPIRIT"
Sunday. February 8th
Cotti Mtaa-Flrlf Church of Christ, kl1ntl·1t 2:111 .... ,.,. ..... c ... ,. ..
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411 HJtll °'· Chrcll I hllffy kltffl -•:11 &-11 :Ot
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Victoria & Placentia Ave. service• and enjoy the privileg .. orthe
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Mein & Adams Streets
Huntington Beech
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Minuter: Dr. D. W. McElnly
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217 W. WILSON IT. COSTA MISA
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IUfrfDAY MOANINl5 lllLE STVOY •••. , • , •••• , , , 'i41 A.M.
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and f'rryer 7 PM
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Coll& MtN
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RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420 10th St., H1111ti119to11 l•ech
'ho11• 136-2120
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COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
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FIRST CHlllSTIAN CHURCH
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Attend 'the Church of
Your Choice on .Sunday
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Wtlcomts You. ·
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ST. MICHAEL &~L ANGELS
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
2501 Cliff Dr. U 8-4293
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I • Nursery care available
at all services
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Corona dol Mar ,
DR. WILLIAM It !LtlR
• Mrs. w.1 .. c••Nrt••· ......w .....
Phone 6,44-tf64
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ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
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FIRST ASSEMBLY .OF GOD
146 E. 22nd St., Co1t1 M-e 541-3761
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SUNDAY SERVICES
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ASSEMIL Y OF GOD
ISTH & MONlOYIA, NIWPOlT' IUCH 646.66io
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SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
ltAlll l(llNAltD fl. KING
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St. Jamts Eplscop1I Chutth o 3209 Vii lido. Newport le"h
lat-lllfllt"rMtion;..c.1117~7230
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HARBOR ASSIMBL Y OF GOD
740 W. Wilton, Costa Mau
Y. L. HIATWICK. P•tet
141-4704 lllltllflT I . llSTlt CAl.L O•flTIV
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SUNDAY SERVICIS
9:41 ,t..M-SU"DAT l&HOOL
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EVANGELICAL .FREE CHURCH
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CHlllTIAN ILIMINTAIY SCHOOL 14MN6
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
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Offia1 Pho11•: E49-0J1 I School Pk•111: 14f-OJ6?
A Cordial Wel<ome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1.1b.a 1111114
THI UNITID
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
I IS At••• 675°0950
9:10 T't4liti•11•I W•nhi,
l S11Ml1y Sch••'
Cot+• M111
FIRST UNITED
MITHODIST CHURCH
19th St, l M•rb•r II°"'.
Ch11rch Worth!' -9il0 & 11
Ch11rah Sah•ol -':JO
141·7727
C11t1 M111 No1M.
'1\UA VERDE
METHOPIST CHURCH
M••• V1rd• I ll1k1r St.
149.2r1•
W•rthi, 4 Ch1t1rch S•h••I
t :OO I IO:JO A,M,
H111ti119t.11 l1•ch
FIRST UNITID
METHODIST CHURCH
2121 17tll St. 516·llJ1
S1rvic•1 -t 1JO I 11 A.M.
Nutt•ry thru 211tl tr•••· 11
Ch11tt.h School -t :JO A.M.
Hw11tin9!•" l•ech-N1rlh
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
ti662 Hill Ava. 142 -~-461
W1nhi1t l Ch11rah Sch.el
t I 10:10A.M.
Irvine -E•1f lluff
UNIVERSITY
METHOOIST CHURCH
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11422 Culvar ~ec41
•f U11iv•nify Drlw•
W•nhlp I Ch111ch Sch••f
t l 10:)0 A.M.
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LAGUNA BEACH
MITHODIST CHURCH
216JI W•1l1y CltiY9
111 S•. L1,1111•
W1nhlp 11 A.M.
Ch11rch Scho•I t :IO A.M.
49•-lOJI
No•for1 lt1ch CHRIS CHURCH
IY THE SIA
1409 w .•• ,~ •• 11"';
•11.1101
Wouhr,_•:10 A.M.
Ch urch S .. h1ol-
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PRF.SB'a'ERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal .Areas
Christ Ch1rch Presbyterian
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Attend the Church of Your
Choice on Sunday
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' G_arlic tovers, Arise!
1i:s -~cological Weapon
By JOHN VAL'l'EllZ.(
Of ""' Dlltr ...... "'"
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I LOVE garlic.
I always have -ever since I saw my first garland Of home-grbwn aarUc
head& hanging above my nonna'a musky wlrle bvrell in the garap.
We don't love garlic. We worship the stuff.
We rub It on b r e ad, stuff It in the lamb roast and chop cloves or It up
by the dozens for salads and some pretty weird rejonal dishes.
TROUBLE WITH garlic is J&at nobody e I 1 e IP,Pffltlales your JOve for the sacred clove. • .
Bl.it thla week came aome heirtb ..• er ... heaf't>'arm.bii: DtWI f r o ro
-of all people -Anglo-Suon qrlcultur< pro1....,. ~ •,
the Unlveralty ol OaUfornla at'lU.veralde. · *
The sclfnt!Stt· bi the UCR. agricultural extension serv-.-~.
Ice have given us garlic freiks a charlCe to fight back at
garlic foes. ·
Garlic, the scientists said this week, kills bugs.
ANO AFTEI\ giving us faliciera of the unmistakable
aroma~ our first bullets for Ute war aa:alnst gar Uc haters,
the UCR. sages gtvi us some facts to dwell on, too.
Laboratory results ot cxpo11lng young mosquitoa to
miniature doses·o~ garllc jWct were so convincing, aaid
Dr. Eldon L. R<e'ws, lhat the Ilalian naUonal bulb has
been suggested as the heart of a potent new\mosquilo killer. .
!\Jrthermore_, the Jood pro[eSIOI' adds , garlic's list of medicinal applica-
tions reads Ute an ad for a JI02 vintage snaKe oilme<llcl~ -
IT CAN KILL internal parasites, protozoa, bacteria, flatulence (whatever
that .ls) and urinary troubles. -·
It also does a good job' against certain cases of food poisoning, eipeclally
strains of Salinohella.
(One interesting sidelight to that little bit of knowledge is lhat Riverside
became the center of an epidemic several years back of that most uncomfort•
able of intestinal infestations: Salmonella, but no one thought about using our
medicine.)
Anyway, b~Ck to the mosquitos.
'Q·N LY ti PARTS per mill.ion killed JOO percent or aJI mosquitos of 12
species tested in the univerlitf experiments.
In fact, Dr. Reeves said, plans are in the worb to grow an especially
potent fonn of garlic to make an even more 'effective bug killer.
.The super-garli~ rould be put to use .in uoderdevelopd coontriea. to stamp o,ut'ci~rp:lng lljOiliuJIOs. '· PerfiiPi; .ffii blggest test.of all for the good Dottore Reeves' ·super iarliC
mighl he' In: the. garlic apit'l of the worl4.
I'll '!ager 50,000 lire that Italian mOIQWlol are immune.
Co~puter Setup to Help
r
Cur-b Border Drug Flow
A $2 million computer system will be
Installed next month in San Diego to
usiet·the "Operation Intercept" prograr:n
1long tile CalHomia-Mexjco ~-{
The Burroughs Corporation, which
recently opened a new plant in Mission
Viejo, &Mou.need that the µ.s. Customs
Bureau has ordered the computer system
Los Alamitos Man
Pleads ~ot Guilty
Raymond Arthur "Ironsides" Graves
Jr. or Los Angeles pleaded innocent Fri-
day to the murder of a ltollywood man
who was pulled, critically burned from
the blazing garage of Graves' home at
12322 Martha Ann Drive.
Superior Court' Judge James F. Judge
set March 1 is the datt on which U1e
wheelchair-borne. defendant must face
jury trial . Thal puts Graves. 24. in court
on the same day as fellow defendant
Chester James Cbristopher, 29. of Los
Angeles.
Both men and a third unidetitified
defendant were indicted by the Orange
County Grand Jury after the submis1lon
of testimony charging the trio with
t espon&ibility for the death last June 7 of
Bruce Beck, 30.
Beck died in the hospital a few dBY.:S
after he was freed from the standpipe to
which he had allegedly been manacled by
Graves and the co-defendants.
Gra\•es, a paraplegic. has been describ-
ed Jn earlier teStimony as the leader of
an or.ganization that used hJ s home as its
beadquarten~ It hps al9o been al.leged by
police thal the lhackl<d S,Ck dehberalely
~el fire to the garage in the belief that his
t!eath wa& contemplatefi·by the group.
which will tit in to 37 other tenninals
across the nation and with lhe FBl's
crime Information center.
L The complex will provide answers
within seconds to inquiries for in·
formation on warited persons and stolen
vehicles, based on license plate numbers
and other idenUficatk>n.
The system later will be expanded lo
cover both the Texas-Mexico and U.S.·
Canadian borders, Burroughs oflicials
n·ere advised.
Earlier this week. a similar compuLcr
was ordered by the British Isles.
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FAIRVIEW ...
Hospital reached a population peak of
2,659 patients in micf..August of 1967, but
lhe rJgure bu been dropping steadi ly.
New progress at other state hospitals
for the nientally retarded hsve allowed
transfers, while improved methods or
treatment have sent others to foster
homes and specialized schools for t h e
handicapped.
Dt;. To{o said Fairview stalf members
already are preparing for the July
reassignments and that more than 300
patients h.11ve been chosen for referral to
the regional center.
White Hou se F1·ees
Indian lfealth Fm1ds
WASHINGTON {UPI) -The Nixon
administration, bowing to congressional
pressure, has released $1 million in In-
dian health care fu nds.
Rep. Arnold Olsen CD-~iont.). said
Friday the Indian Health Service had
advised him the funds Wen! being re·
leased by lhe Budget Bureau.
'
100 Slips
Available
At Marina
. . Nearly 100 boat •lips. nngl'lll fn>m 2'-root to U.root berths, are now availablct
on a flrst<0me, firsl-5erve balls at
Su~ct Aquatic Park in Huntington
Beach.
More th8n SO dry storage slots: with
tree launching prlvllege.s are also
ava,ilable at the Aquatic Park.
Robert Stem. or ,Goldrich, Kest and
Sttrn. Sherman Oaks. said the slli>s, part
of a, 277-slip development. are now·1open
.,to.the general public.
Slip asatinmenl! started Friday on a
pref et~ ~Js With a Jlst of boat O\Vnet'S
,.. looking for !pace. supplied by the orange
County Harbor District.
Stems said any boat owner looking for
a berth can see Dockrnaster Carl Straub
today, Sunday, next Sunday and any
weekend thereafter until the slips are
filled. Straub is currently working out of
a trailer on the aquatic park launching
lot. _ ,
Sunset Aquatic Part.11r1F3e-acre com·
billed park, water-way #and marina
developed by the Harbor District. It is
localed at the end o( Edinger Avenue at
the northern tip or ,Huntington Beach.
Stearns said only 130 boat owners from
the Harbor District.'s list of 600 reserved
boat slips. Their agsignments \I'll\ be
made ahead or the general public. The
other 100 slips, plus lhe 50 dry storage
spaces are wide open, he said. ·
"Many of the available slips arc in
good. clear channels. reducing the
amount of maneuvering -necessary." he
add<d.
Eventually Sunset Aquatic Park will
featw:e aomt J.100 boat slips. Harbor of·
ficials art dickering with the Navy ror
use of Mme land at the neighborin,R U.S.
Naval Weapons Station In Seal Beach.
Processing of the berth applications is
zlllV.'. abnnt sil: oersons per hour. but
those who arrive early are g ive n
numbers and told when to return.
Steams said boat ·owners might sta rt
moving their craft into the slips around
March I.
Fees for the boat slips are $1.90 per
linear foot on a month-to-month basis.
said Stearns. current prices for slips In
the outer harbor of the lower Newport
Bay are '2 to $2.fJO per root and rising.
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TAX RELIEF. • •
$2.800. That would leave $1.050.
With a tax rate of $10 per $100 af
assessed valuation, the savings would be
$205.
Jn Costa Mesa. according tn County
Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw, the current
al'erage hu rate ha~ns to be about $10.
(There is some vanatlaft within the city
because or special assessment districts.)
In Newport Beach. Hinshaw says. the
a\•erage tax rate is about $9.25. so the
140.000 homeowner's tax savings would
be 1190.
In Huntington Beach the average rate
Is about 510.15 and the savings on the
$40.000 home would be $210. In Laguna
Beach. with ao average $8.75 rate. the
sav.ings on tbe same hortle would be $179.
Figures ar'e available an how much the
school and welfare redistribution would
cost the Laguna Beach homeowner. A
UPf r@porter in Sacramento arbitraril y
picked the Art Colony for an example and
obtained the figures from the tax coo·
sultant to the Assembly Revenue and
Taxation Commlttee.
What would happen In Laguna Beach.
under the governor's plan, is tile Laguna
Beach Unified School District rate would
go up 72 cents and the ·Orange County
welfare rate would drop eight cents. The
dirfereoce Is a 64-<:ent increase.
The cost lo a $40.000 hom eowner would
be $64, which would reduce his $179 sav·
iDJ!:S lo ;J 15.
Since Laguna Unified Is the ri chest
sc:hool<tistrlc~. in the county in tax base
per pupil other areas would rare ~tier In
redistribution. Bedroom communitiu like
Fountain Valley and those in the San Joa-
quin School District likely would gain
rather than lose by tbe redistribution. ·
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IN ORANGE COUNTY WATERS, AN UNFAMILIAR SIGHT -EMPTY 80,J.T SLIPS
. Get '!m While Their Hot for $1.90 Per LinNr Foot et Sunset ~quatlc Perk
f:ampns Club Figh~1s· Drugs
sos Members Warn Fellow Students of Dangers
By WTLLIAM SCH.REmER their upcoming ''awarene.s:s" drive.
ot "" 01111r f'tlM '"" !\!embers or the group will canvass the
Into the mouth! of babes flow "grails," neighborhoods in the area collecting
"reds," "whltea,'' "acid" or anything donaUons in retum for an SOS slicker
else which could induce an arUflclal and a newspaper explaining the function!
"high." or the group to the col'nmunlty .
The babes are Intermediate school The drive ii not so much lo collect
students ran~ng in age from 10 to 14 money but to make the people aware of
years old. The nlclfnames represent • the drug .Problem and how school children
drugs; marijuana, goof balls, pep pills are doing some1hing • to.. solve_ it
and LSD. themselves.
About 700 (IO percent) or the &tudenta After the meeting. SOS members flock .,
at Lincoln Intermediate School in Corona ed to slgnup sheets on tbe classroom
de! 1'1ar are determined to save wall tO volunteer for the job.
themselves and their friends from About 10 klds stayed behind to dlSCllSI
becoming the next "drug culture." the meaning of the group and the drug
They an! members of a club called problem from their point of view.
Stamp Out Stupidity (SOS), which is a According to ~tlss Crockett, at least
lt_>Cal cha pter of . the Smart ~ lntema· half of the group had taken some type of
t1onal. a worldwide organization of self· drugs for varying lengtlfs of time.
help for dn.ig abusers. Surprisingly, the LinCotn SOS students
According to Carolyn Crockett: social are highly knowledgeable and caD speak
studies instructor and faculty adviser for from personal experience with d?ugs and
the club. students run the club and work the dangers therein.
out all the p~jects. One 13-year-cld former drug user, who
The club eps}s so that the youngster!! was; "bJJsted" for smoking marijuana 'in
can ~elp .fenow students "put down" school lbout one year ago, aaid. "Kids
drugs or simply .keep from atartlna .lhe doil't know what It ts doing to them. It
habit, said Miss Corcketl. isn't an escape and ~!Yd' •"Hff p "This group Is kids pull Ing for kids . . . tinq smart." '
~ettln~, to µiem before they can get lo ''The object of SOS." ht conUnued,
druqs, said the "viler. "has nothing to do with the police. We
The group straws. the achievement of art getting the kids out ol trouble. before
a natural "high" throoll'.h helping others. they get in ." •·sos Is • small -positive army of kids Another 13-year-old. who has used LSD ~ettlng out and sweating to do something and has experienced a "bad trip,"
for Mmebody else. described his experience and more goals "This is not just a p~ventative. Ki~s of the group. .
on dope ~~ve actually put it down to join "I was fiying high lfkt an airplane and
thill club, said ~fiss ~kett. then just crashed ... just crashed. It wu
When a Oood disaster struck In like being In a coffin burled· 500 feet
Stanislaus County recently, the SOS ~tground . . . jU&t black.nets. I
students ~ided to collect. food to head couldn't even get home."
ofr starvation In the ar@a. They got back-"SOS is helping parents get to kOOw
ing from Beakin"& Van iLines which more about the problem. It shows them
donated rour large vans to haul the food . that all kids aren't bad and that we can
The fed~ral ~ovemment. then , came help each other see reality. It helps the t~rough with a S600;000~\Jef fund . and kids. too. by telling them see what hap.
k1lh!d the project. pened to others " he said.
"I thiiik the kids could have filled the Another younl former drug: u.~ had school with food if the:v had continued
with the nroject ." said Miss Crockett .
addiUonal comments on parent& and the
drug problem. _
He said, "Parents just don't know their
kids are on dope. They ~ear aboJt tt but
just can't believe U'lelr kids could be ·m..
volved. When they find out, they tremble,
tell you to 10 to your room and u.r-10
lake a tranquilizer." •
'nie example of many parent.i tn this
modem pill-oriented IOClely-lw prohabb<-
ltd many of ih.,. yowigaltn into lh• ·
bablt.
Acoonllng lo one 13-year-old s1r1:
"Most kids don't ca re if it (dape) hurta
Uiem as Jong as they are getting at ,their
parents. Most kids never listen to their
pamtts because thtlr parents have never
tried it. They would rather tee for
themselves."
Another yoongster added, 11 Adu1ts
won't tell us anything we don't alrudy
know or anything we ean ,really belieft.
It's better to hear lt from the ldds who
have tried it and quit. ..
M far as the legallzation ol marijuana
ls concemed,·one ll-year-old aald, "Then
everyone could get ii in a machine.. Soon
elght-year-<1ld kldJ· would be smoking.
Su""9'f a 747 J!t ~~ dedd<d lo llll!Oke I joint' befre ffylDf lnatead of a
cigarette?"
.Accordlnt lo Miss Ondel~ ti SOS
kids are getting eteat H:tisfactloG from
the program. "'l"bey ire Involved and are
trying to PUii everyone else into H."
When the kids enter SOS, qtey1ta.ke I
personal pledge to give up or not start us-
inJ! "mar1juana. LSD, pep pills, goof
balls, heroin, glue. or· any -kind of tllq:al
dru( or narcotic."
They also s!1n an application which
pledges them to encourace their friends
and peers to prevent the use of druP and
narcotics.
The Lincoln School Rn>UJ> ii the llnt of
Its kind in the area. They hope. to let all
the local schooil Involved llld, lit the
words of one young Optimist. "we ~an
then expand our natural bi&h to the entire
U.S."
Accordlnfl to Mi!l!l Crockett, "SOS of-
fr"s these ltid.~ an alternative to dn.iga. Tl
"frers them a chance to pull their genera·
tion up."
Fro.,. Page 1
At a rttent business meetin,r, nearly
200 voungster1 jammed Info a clas1room
to discuss plans. Some of them were new
to the projitT.11m and there to learn. 11le
bovs and qirls at the podium maintained
order In the room long enough to outline
Co\•ell A ppea) Denied
The conviction of Huntlnl{ton Beach
tceJ\ nightclub operator Giibert Covell
was upheld Friday In the appellate
divisior\.of Orange County Superior Court.
Coven. operator of lht now defunct
·Syndicate-SOCIO club on Pacific Coast
Ri,dtway at 3rd Stteet. was convicted Ju·
ly 7, 1961 of two counts of vk>latin1 a city
ordln'ance prohibiting minors to be
present w~e dancing was carried on.
,
WESTY LAUDS ALLIES • • •
the rrontiers of rrcedom.
-Our goal has been and remains to
help the South V~tnamese h e I p
themselves-to help stop aggression by
the .North Vietnamese .. agalnsl the South;
to help bring an end lo the reign of Com·
munlst terror that has enaulfcd South
Vietnam for 16 years; to help the ~th
Vietnamese build a 1trong. viable nation
of their own chooslnfl. and to help achieve
a just. honorable and JasUng peace.
SOUND• POLICY
-"Vletnami.iallon js a sound pclicy and
a workable 1trategy. Our road will pro-
bably be , k>ng and deliberate and not
whhout temporary setbacks. But whtn
disappoiritffi!nt occurs, we should not
become dlslllusloned.
who are motivated for aervice to country.
ROTC currtnllf provides about II ptr·
cenl of the Army'a newly commlioloned
officers called to actlTe duty each year,
"To date, dissent iaaln.at ROTC on II
campuses bu caused terminatlon Of two
ROTC unita. But tT new units in the last
two years have raised lhe total to m
parUclpating lnstitutlon&-and a more
have fonnally applied. This is more than
we need ."
DAILY PILOT
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LBJ Credits Rusk With Bomb Halt
-"We an, in effect, a mlrror oC the
society from which we are formed ••. We
art meeUng racial problems head·
on .•. Just as racial strHe has damaged
America's reputaUon,' ao atao have
Isolated incidents of criminal ICUvity and
Violence. And the Army ... is not without
such lncid,nta: ... As in , society, the
allegations •galnat these few shmdd
never be used to villfy the Army as an in-
llilulloo.
OllAM.OE U>Uf l"UIL ... UMi C'OM'AMY'
ltoll•rt N, W-1
,.,,..,...,..~
·J·•• ~ e.,1:r' Viet llraidlftl .... 0.0.. M ......
TM11•• ket•il lflfW •
WASHINGTON fAP)-Lyndon B. John-
1on says hi• teeretary of stale, Dean
Rusk-rather lhan Defense Sectttary
Clark CliUord-played the key role in 1
J9SI decision to stop "'bombing mOlt oI
North Vietnim wltbout eoncessiona by
the enerny.
tw11t; wbo h•d been con&iclu<d the
hard-liner in the Jobaaoo Cfbloel decliJ>.
ed comment on the rormer prtaident's
veralon of the eventa but the fl)t"mer 1«-
retary of stale dld sir Jobnson's account
ot the bombln1 haJt preliminaries ''seems
to be accurate." "'
Cl'fford, who g:e.nerally Nd been con· -~ sldcred lhe m<l:il po\vcrrul ad"~alo or de-t:s~lation In the former adminlstra·
tlon. dctllne,I l"Otnmtnl, Johnwn &a!d In
Frlt13Y nl~ ·fi Lelevls"<1 ln:crrlew lh:1t
Cliffll!d hfil .proposed pulllfli COlldlU~
on a bomWne balL • •
Cllffonl, rUcbld It hil boole In •
Wullioiton 111bllrb, oald: "11 would be
.~-
'
' inadvisable, inappropriate to be drawn
Into the discussion."
But I.here wa1 · cominent rrom a war
crlUC who came under fire by Johnson
in the interview, Sen. J, W. Fulbright,
(D-Ark.). who charged the President bad
misrepttatnted the facts in winning COfl..
greMlonal approval of the GUU of Tonkin
reaoluUon. The Johnson admlnlatration
had cited the 1984 l't!:!OluUon 11 providing
lhe aulhortty to dispatch larte numbera
of U.S. troops to Vietnam.
Johnson 31ld the resolution had been
txpl1ined to Fulbrtght
"It Just never occurred to me that tht
Prtsldtnt or the Untled States would Ile
to the members of the Senate about a fa.ct·
ual situation," FulbrtghL, chalrin!Jl or the
Se,natc Foreign RelaUon11 CommiUee,
laid Fr1day. '1 was completely lakm In
'~ was the. whole Senate." lie said the
congruGional acllon on the resolutJon
rol!O'ffed "an l i)g,olutt miarepruenlation
ol the ,fact:I. •• "
Johnson oid in the U.miew: "Don't
ten me a Rhodes scholar (Fulbritht)
didn't understand everything in that re-
aolu.tion, because. we said to him at the
White House and every other member o{
that. commlUee that the Prtaldent or the
Unlttd Stilts is not about to commit for·
ce1 and undertake acUw to deter ag·
gn!ssiqn In South Vietnam to prevent thl1
Conimilnlst conspi racy, unless and until
the Amerlc.an people through their CoD-
iress afgn on to go in."
The former president said he asked ror
the Tonkin Gulf resoluUon in August 1964
rather than for a declaraUon of war be-
cal19t he teared North Vletna·m n11gbt
have secret treallu which would bMng
Communist Otlna and lht SOvlet Union
Into tbc war .
• And Joh:'.l&On also said he. wa dlsap-
PoJnted thal his March $1. 19'&, 1pttth-
ln ~flich be announced the bombing halt
over a large potfon of North Vietnam
and his decision not to seek re-e:lectlon-
did not brine peace.
"My bopu have laded 1w13, ind my
-·
dreams have not betn realized," he said.
J olwoo made hJJ cqmments in the stt·
ond of a serle1 of televlaed intervl~s
with Walter Cronkite. It was filmed by
CBS se;veral months ago at the LBJ
Ranch In Texas.
Johnlotl uld Ruak made the flnt llUC·
gesU0n thal tlley "9P the bombing when
they ,were going over rte9mm.md1t1on1
from top advl1er1 in tar1Y "March.
"SecreWy Jlulk Cll11e iNi<lt Ind Uicl-
whilt we ·were evlluatinc theae UUnp.
he said, 'Now I think the time.'1 comt
where we can stop lhe bon'lbing,' " John;
50l'I old.
"Some of them S\IUUle<l-1 thin~ Sec-
retary Clifford 5Ui(e.sltd and we and
some ot the others Joined h'm-lh!!il we
~top the bombing on tht condition that the
North Vletnamest do aomelhlng.
"And Secretary Ru sk anld, "That won't
work, this reciprocity won't work. Wt
ou~ht to just alop the bombing.' ''
Jollmon 11ld Ill then «dtrld tila 11<1-
vlse.n to work up a plln. ..
•
-fn the . Reserve orticert Training
Corps (ROTC) we seek to develop
enll1htened leadershi p In young peop!.
Well Driller Dies
A former Cotta Mtsa rnJn who, 11 1
welt contractor, drilled many water
sourca wbich served the community fM
year1 hu died at tb:e age of II in Arroyo
Grande.
Funenl terVlcts for Clarence A. Rock;
a 30-year resident of Costa MeJ11 we.re
held Thuroday In Crimea Mortuary, Co-
ron&, With lnttrment In that city.
Mr. Rock jcave.1 I.is wile Dorothy, of
Arroyo Orude, thtte dau&htera And JO
gr1nclchlld"'1·
tte died last Saturday In an Ar~~o
Grandt hospital, accordina to friendl 11
the lllrbor Arta.
1'1101111t A. •••,ltill•
MtMtl"' lfllilr -(~II Mett ·M W..1 1.., IVMt
H•--rl ·~l 1111 W•I .... h\li.w."' ~ 9-111 -,..,.., ~
Mll!Millf""' l tlCll: ll'IJI IWCJI •~...,ltl'tl
l
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it -<ll'roto 9ap I) . " ' 'Inc worsl!lp is\beld att:!tl and tral Bible Clnlrc•,.Urd "'n d
-unitoo l!<ach Po oo· vepa=rt ....... w.f" ' Ora n i e.. Colla llnt1 • , An. Aah WedneW, com· PrtaidJ"8 ov<r !hi\ o~<
ment Co!!<i~ e fla~. rllJOl1on service will be held cer'elllol)y will be, llle•jlll\t•
For . information call tbe from, 7 to 1:30 p . m . AJ.frtd Fox; ,
church olfic.e, MM9t0. Partlclp~nts may come at any The Aev. itenryl l:. Janw.
lime dunng lhete hours. · .J>aalor of Central Bible. will
Jn.oboervanoe ol BOy Scout fi*tbe praytr of ordlnat<on" ~unda,, the Rev. Dav J d "Hell on Earth -I Wu Ffi the past two years the
DIPl'olio wlll preach .. _, Tho,." 11· the l(Ue cir the Rev. •Reed bu . ..met. ,~• • '" meua-"• "" dall-~ .. ·1 • ..,. lnlller of -•• lo ~.i llounding o< the Bugle" at •· w r "~ ·"' m Y-•• r -· • ~· Cblll'dl.by Ille Sea, 1100 the ffeV .• i-s. Dollii, Bible;" He ml"-3 In COtta . w. .Balboa Blvd,, Newport pastor or Cllvllf Bapltat Mesa wtth his wire. Ronda,
·Bel ch. Boy Scouti wUI attend Cburell, 128,1 Garfield .\Vt., .an~·ntne-mooth , old . daug9t~r.
and S'cout leaders 'VIII assist Huntington Boacl1. ·Re will Jeririller. .
·m.ur l....,
Mil.MUM_...._
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DAILY PILOT If
V our ller.o•eope
Libra: Be Analytic,-Realistic
~,\)', FDRUAllY I
By SYDNEY OMARR
lions. Anlwero ll't lorihcom-
Joa U you are elncei't,
dettnntned. ~ .
llplrl"'"1 -ere e111t>\a· VIRGO (Aug. ~pt. D) :·
sited. IJvely -oo about Lie to•. Som6 may ,..k to
vtrtoaa rtfGrma coaJd make argue. Don't compound error mews. -or rudenes.s.,Your role today
• sbould be that of ~tr.
AIRES (Man:h 21·April Ii): Family membe• needa llfylee.
Strive to slrengtbe1rb11kcoo-GJ)'O it In m al• re , un-
vicUol\S. Some, who are eri· deratandlna.manner.
bt ........... Ac<ont oo wbal you _ .. oncl your ,,......
Ital. Your lnbllUoil rlno true.
Hoed brier 1-1-. feellnp.
PlllCIB (Feb. IJ.!4arch 20):
You C90ld change eame fac-
k!n In ......,on! to your own
advanto1e.Don'I be lily about
doing th!<· Franlt dlaMllon
wltli m~te, partner <a 11<!-
vocited.
at tile setvlces:, wtiicb Jre at , give testimony of J'tliljous er-A ~on for the Rev. and
•:30. and u :00 a.m. Church perl\lllce ".a rtll\I• bl a plane Mta. Reed will be· beld In .t~hool is at 9:~ a.m. and crash In which he '."II sever!' J Wri&ht .• Ha.JI following ~ g
uureery care ' is provided at Jy burned while servllig as ordination ceremony. l~il
vlous, m.ay !ry to dtaeouraa< • LIBRA (Sept, 13-0ct. II):
you. Re&llze moilvea and rf!· What appe~ on surface may
apdnd aCCOI:dJngly. New con-not be complete story. Be
'taci proves constructive. analytical Alk for fact.a
II' •"TODAY IS V 0 U R
llRTllDAY .you an flnlahlng
an lmj>ortant wl(nment. It
could. bring you I r • a le r TAURUS (April 20-May 20): rather than promllet. & somi ol your previous desires reatlJtic. Ple.-io-aky scheme 11 . ,., fJrlcl "'' ~ •Wiit """"'" _.
rtcoplUon.
bOth services Pilot during . World W~r .. n. -· -
. Services meet •t it 1.m. ?r'iaching 0 11le J?lfference are subject to ratbu abrupt not workable. ..1rw1orr. ,,.... ..,...., ="" ..
• F Ida -R ,p.,tor . Dolin .nu-be speak· ~ .th M • " ... R J iw~Y ~!,!~~ ~fu· ho~ .. ·~~·*:f ~llr:~·.":vl!i'1e £~ Pl~es~nw:dd:'~, = ~·
,.rdce to commemorat._:N~ '"Mil.loris ·sundly'wl ti "be ~ ~b Of (:otla
qona\ Bro~er~ week. :rtie,. rriarked at the S:tS a.m. Sun· Miu, m Victoria St. during service wdl be held Jn St, dly school ><orahiphours a' 9:30 and 11 ...._
change. Tbb ii partially caus-SCOR.PIO (Oct. J.Wov. 21): =-~~ ~t,1111 •=
ed by reactloi\ of friendl, Be SOme chJnps will have to be Zr°':~ =c~.~,.~~'ft.:}L:!;
recepdve. Avoid being •l~b-delayed. 1bete la pressure to YWll. N.v. 1000..,
born. complete a taak: Older• It> !;;;::;=======~
GEilllNI (May 21.JW!e 20); dlvldual may appear to O)ipose 'CON6RAlULATIONS
Tr!'d!Uon ls fine i.rt don't you. J1eaUze this . Could be a , •
penn)I II to block your pro. bl.,slng In diJgulae. ~NK.~l.AlD
gress., Means show reslJeel to SAGmAJUVS '(Nov •. 22-For A
elders but exprtss your awn Dec. 21): Property, aeM;ty STIA .. HT "A"
James Episcopal Church, 3205 • · a.m. 1::~~=~~~:...;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,=:o/.~~:._~ Via Lido, Newport Beach,· and · uWhy Are vie Here,,, will be Owing the Vesper hour. 7 .:__
will be arranged by the the Rev. Norman L. Brown's p.m., Pastor Piercy will speak --------------------<em. pie's Social Action, Com· · · on "Tho Way to God ." pdnclpl.,. Accent on career, ,,.. spotll&hled. Correct safely • sermon topic Sunday at P)y. mlttee. Following the sei'vice moutll COng:regatlenll Charc:b
an Onei Shabbat will be held. oL~ewport Harttor, 3282,Broad
St.. Newport Beach. Worablp
services, Sunday school and
babysitting service are pro-
vided at 10 a.m.
The Shadybrook Singers will
present a pto&ram at the
C om m a a·1 t 7 Pmb;yter'IQ
Cllardl, 415 Foreat Ave .•
Laguna Boach; Wednesday, at
7:30 p.m. In Fellowlhlp Hall. Guest prucher, Dr. Robert
Sunday al 9 a.nd 11 a.m. The
Rev. Henry Gerhard notes
that the 11 o'clock service Is
nearly rilled to capacity and
lhe early service is not so
crowded. ,
He will ipealc. at both hours
on the subject ''God wµi Woi'k
WHb You, Not For· You.''
presUge, commljllity and hazards at home. Take nothing S!MUTIR
o1 God Clourdl, ZI3th and cl>urch projects. !or graoted. Be there Jn person l~~i;;:i~iiii;~;;i$~ Monrovia Slree,., Newport CANCER (June 21.July 11): to 111pe<Vl!e. 'lllen the job 111 l
•··ch f •• Head ..Orda of apirttual accompliahed. BU.Si"ESS AN.D -, eaturlng i.~ Vang11ard ~tor. One "ti h ... CAPRICORN (Dec. :zwan. . .. L• " •
ChOtale or Southern Calilornla perlance baa much to. olfer If II); Travel which 11 not a P,RO~IONAL
'COilege. They wtll aiog at ~ you 1111J llJJtn. 'l'llfle are nacwity sbauld be av<llded, GUIDE
. I0:50 a.m. ,.rvlee only. some·delaUt which ba~ pun!. Strive for greater ..U>U· ''. •
' ·At tli~ 7 p.m. oervlc:e a ed yO\I. Today ple.;u <i>uld fall prtulm, orlg(nallty. Don't bel'!:::::::::::::::s:::::::::::::; sinpptraUon wltli the Glad Into place. aallafled "1th .....,d beat -Ir ReservaUOns &hould b e
made for tll! dinner <11.50) to
be servfd at 6:30 p.m.
prece<llng the music program .
R. washer on::orooa del )lar
will speak Sunday at Cero9a
del Mar Comm11Dlty Church,
CoDlfC!:l!ll~@!. Or._ W!lfiher
had been pastor or W'le Garden
Grov_e MethOOtst Church for 16
years. His topi c for the 10
a.m. service \\'ill be "Bridge
Builders."· Suqdsy school is
also at 10 a.m. It the OOurch,
611 HeUotrope Ave.
"The Foundation of Religion
ls One" wU1 ~ discussed at
Monday night's public meeting
at the.BU.t'I Center, 985 Vic-
toria; Coal& Mesa. Tapes from
the W,orld ltejlgloo Day pro-
wam given .by M o r r i e
Willows, pioneer .teacher from
HawaiJ will be presented.
Ralph Schreiber ' will give the
introductory t.alk at a p.m.
Tldlog> ·Choir 1'111 be held. LEO (.h!ly • U.Aag.' '12): · yoo can be a winner. AUTOMOBILE · >t
Pastor Thomas Benvenuti will '.Mol'ley quesUons are many; AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q..Feb. WAXING & POLISHING
The Rev. Willis J. Loar, speak on "The Hdly Spirit in some are succeisfully raolv· 18): Delay money decisions. lllter191'1 I: Eqlaes pastor of the Firs& Baptist the Light of the Twt ti th ed oth tr · OtlDed
Charles King will attend the
regular meeting of the Oru1e
CoUDty CamPt Farlllnl 0.1
today at St. Anse.lm'a Episco-
pal Church, 13091 Galway,
Carden Grove. He will lead the
music and speak at the Galli·
ean' Hour In the evening.
'Ille m~tlng beg(ns with a
fellowship. at 4 p.m. A Iha.re-a·
diJh ... pper will be lerved ar&.
p.m.
The evening meeting opens
with sinlfng at 7:15 o'clock.
The Finl United Methodist,
2721 Seventeenth St, Hun-
tingto'n Beach will pr.esent a
:special program Sunday, at
7:30 p.m.
Race Relation£ SUnday. :will
have the Rt:v. Edward · Erny
preaching at the l :J) and 11
a.m. worship services. His
sermoo topic will be "1'he
Plus Mark of the Christian.'
On Feb. 13th. ·a 24-hour
prayer . vigil will. ilari at 6
The Rtv. Emtst Pate will
e1pJort the subject "You and
the Science of Mind"~ at the
Sunday 11 a.m. sttvict of the
Hanllnston" B..,cb Climb of
Rellli'"'' Seine•. 4IO 10th SI.
Tli'e Service will be preceded
by a meditation period begin-
ning at 10:15 a.m.
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Relu.rftetloi i:a i II er a a
Cllarch, 11112 Hamilton, Hun-
Un(lorl Btach schedules Sun-
day church schOOI in ·two
-...: grades three and
above meet at 9 a.m. while
nursery ates Utrouab aecond
graders meet at 10:30 .a.m.
Adult Discussion Group will
1 contJnue 'the "Reconciliation
in a Broken World" series at
, 9 a.m.
At 10:30 a.m. wor1hip
: services PJBtor Arthur R.
TJnglay, will spuk on: "'Ille
State o< the Church"" 'Ille
· church council will be in-
. stallad.
· ''The Key that Unlocks the
Door to Lile" 11 Dr. D. W.
McElroy's sermon subject al
· Harblr Gllrlltlaa C .II a r c II •
D(lclplu of Cllrlat, Sunday.
· ,,,e congregation meets at
Harper Elementary School.
4Z5 E. J8th St., Costa Mesa for
Stmday achool at 9:30 a.m. and
1 church worship at 10:45 a.m.
0 The Prlce of Hap~s"
will " be preached by Dr.
Chari" fl. Dtertnll<l.d Sunday
1 at s~ Aadmr't .......,..rtaa
, Cllarcb, !00 st. Alldr<w'•
I Road, Nel'l'!trt Bead/· Mom-
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Quotations from the late
Lord Bertrand R u s s e I I ,
phllOJQph\!!', pa_cil~1.. a !LO
Nobel Prize winner will be
read during, the flll'?WahlP
service a~ t0 :30 a.m. Sunday
at the Untt.rtaa Unlversalls&
Qai'cb, 1259 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa. The aermon by
the Rev. Roger T. 1WalkeJWlll
be on "Ethics and Con·
sclen\ious Objection."
The . c,hurch. ~!Jin~ ·a
Wednesd•Y olgpt J'~Jgw$ip
program with a cmttmunity
.. petluck supper from 6 to''t:45
o'clOck followed by ex-
perimental fellowship
servicf!. Topic this week is
••Why are you 'Re.ligJoua'!"
. The -winter-camping pro.--Churcb of Hunlington Beach. Century." n e di~Ullilo~~~e ~!a more·-::Tber=='="'=" =addl==Uooa==I =(ac=~=to ,_ 54M040 gram at Wanter Avenue Bap. will continue the Portraits of y quu-1.• .,
Utt Cburcll, Warner Avenue at Chinit series with "This is ~ . WANTED ROY'S AUTO OITA.IL '
Gotharo Street, Huntington , Your Life." Ser>lces are held HUMOR' WITH HAW .~N= ~ Beach, gets underway th~ at 1:30 8.m. at feekk Chapel, •-• • •••11•1cM ...., ~ weekend with the Co~ge 7801 'BOlsa Ave., Westminster · ·
Winier Cooference In Ar· and 11 a.m, al the Huntington (From Pase 11 service In SL, "rbomu IOYS l.ND GIRLS • MATIRESSE$• •
rowhead" V<llage for Campus Beach Chur£h, 6th and E•'"oopal ,...,,....,, N'-York AIOIS 3 TO It
Crusade. Orange. ChurCh school Is at Without Rules1'' tt appean tn ro ......... ~ cw .._. • •"""
Niner Winter camp at Camp 9:30 a.m. at the downtown the NatlOfll} ca tho 11 c City, concludea:: _.Pleue do °" c-.. c~ TV
Big Bear anO Senior , High church. ' ReJ>OrieJ', · , n lncfependent ndl aUemPt 'to' leave the ~'ft: ""'
Winter Camp ate scheiluled commemorating School or weeldy,Plbllahed Jn KanJaa cl>urchwblleltlslndarknesa. AUDmONS WILL a
fr1r Marett Missions month, 0 Recon. City. and Jt &Jeefully lampoona Comment: ''Yes, Lord." HILD THIS Witt ..
ciliation in a Broken Wor1d" each week's accumulated ac--In a pleee ~the New IN OIANM COUNTY
will be presented each evening cowits of .oddlf.les and lnantties York Times 'Booe Review,
at 6 p.m. Milton Winkler, In the chim:ll., • thecloglan Mlrfln 11W:17 In·
chaplain ror the Fred C. Neils A·aelectk>a d the, "The Belt eludes a quote from ao early
School for Boys, will be guest of Cry Pu," bu not been American paclttat. Dav l d
speaker at this Sunday's 7 lasue4 as a paper-bound book. Lipscomb. "( would like · u
p"m. meeting. A> for the purpo,. behind such ..,. to r1'l: "my chance of
can 54l ·6251 Nowl
• .. Talent INrch ..... ,
c.M-•Y '
''How to Have Peace With
God" is the sermon topic at
the 11 a.m . .service of Fomt-
taih Valley· Pre1byterian
Cluarcb, 9420 Talbert Aw. The
Sunday school ·session \vill
precede al 9:45 a.m. Pastor
Stanley P. Allen will be in the The Rev. Lothar Tornow mat.erial, Editor Robert G. heavtn to die drunk iD a
Ho)'\. aays simply, "It <a to bawdy h..,. JI to die "° the
maile you lauib, an altoge\het baj\l<lield, with murder In my
llllfftcleot function ." heart. trying to illll my fellow
TAO I PaODUeTIONS. ·
pulpit. Will bring a message1 9f1 the
In the evening P4St_or Alle.n theme .. Uvlng for Jesus" at
will speak on • • T 6 da y's both services at 1:15 and ti
Challenge lo Youth." The Stm-a.m. to the membera of Cllrtat
day eVening schedule includes LutlterlJI Cba:rcb, 7$> Victoria.
youth.meetings at.6:15 o'clock COsta M.e.sa. .
sOme people feel It <a tr· men."
reverent· to laugti about· the · To which realllt Marty
rtapond11: ''Who wouldn't?" drurch, ht seys, but 11our
HOLLT.iVOOI!• C:ALJ'·
'·· MATIRISSES
BOATS ROlllBI TllAILDI . ..,..._ __ '
CottalWa-Co.
1111 Nroptrt Blft. ,
UIMrty S.1303 ·
• UPHOLSTIRY • . .,-.sa ~olstery
UIMrty 8-4781
IJP NIWPOIT l&.YD.
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· Meta Verde United Mt\bo. and. sing·and·sermon a.t_ 7:30 Wednelday a 7 p.m. aervlce 'clock' . -.
preiniH Is that God nwst have
a sense of humor.11 · '
-Here are a few eumplts
rtom the glimple• Into the.
comic side of · the religious
coterprtie, aiorlg with the
editor's pottscrll\l comment.I
in some cues:
-'Ille editor Of CalholJc
Milo, rec;onlly aab<f b e r
raaden to dmrtbe their (~1 wlsf)es arid,.dreamo. A
13-yeaN>!d ltlponded:
dlat Clh1rcb; trot Baku. St., ~ o _ -. _ • • __ . ....._ wUI mart beiJmlnt ot the
'C!lltJ M1!sa wlltl\Oldinom<ngi' . Lenten-. P.-TofllOW
services Sunday at 9 andJ0:30 FISH will'be th• theme ot ,will tpeak on "Why Are You
o'clock. Pastor Pa u I C, the sermon at the f:30 a.fn. Here?"
·Biesemeyer has selected a! servit't at SL Jolla tbe DlriM
his topic: "On Being a Eplacopa!Ch:rdli. 200 Orange A slnppiratlon wtD be ,held
Neighbor." · Ave., Colla Mesa, Members ot it. the Glad TklinJ• Auembly
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Or. E. FISH will answer questions
Pearct ffa)'es will speak on from the congf'egatlon. Com·
"Southeast Asia and New munioh will be served at 7:30
Fonns of Mission.'' Dr. Hayes a.m.
has been a missionary in Asia On Shrove Tueiday thtre
for Dearly: 40 Years~ · will be a Madri-Oras begin-
ning with dinner at 6 p.m. Ash
Wednesday aeniices will be
held at 6:30and10 a.m. and at
7:30 p"m.
Pastor Ronald White has
~sen as· htl aermon tlUe for
bOth the 9 and 11 a.m. worlihip
services at Newpor& karbor
Lutheran Ct.lrcll, 2501 Cliff
Drlve, Newport Boach.
Boy Scout Sunday will be
obstrVed with ICOUts from the
church sponsored troop serv-
ing as ushers and assisting
with the 1-ilurgy. &outs and
CUb Scouts are urged to wear
their uniforms.
Ash . Wednesday will be
0;bserved .with a ,communion service at 6:45 p.m.
Lotheru Cbrch of tbt
Muter. 2900 Pacific View
Drive. Corona de! Mar offe11
worshlp at 9:15 and 11 a.m.
Sunday, Tbe Deacoo;s wilt be
Jnstalled as the church council
for 1970 and Dr. wnuam R.
Eller will peach "'Ille Tragedy
of Bltndness."
Mr.' and Mrs. Luverne
Tengbom'; missionaries from
Tanzania. Africa, will speak
and ahow alides al 7:30 p.m.
Frlda1.
The Rev , Richard Reed will
be ordalnl!d Into Iha mlnimy
on aunqay, ~:JO p.m .• ai .. een.
Two services will.be held at
the CUrch,of R.ellcloaa
Sdeace of Llpna Beaclt,
20062 Laguna Clnyon Road,
Jewish Flind
Drive Set
A "PaceseUer1" cocktail
party tn advance of the 1970
campaign of the Orange Coun·
ty United Jewish WeUare
Fund bas been set for Sunday
at the Balboa Bay Club, ac·
cording to UJWF eo.Chalrman
Robert H. Aaron.
GueSt speaker for the event
will be Dr. Ralph J. Kaplan,
noted columnist and lecturer.
Dr. Kaplan, recenUy returned
from an extensive tour of the
Middle East.
Tho evening will be hosted
by Mr. and Mrs. Cy VJgman
and ts aimed at securing large
contrtbtlUou in advance of tbe
rormat cam~.
Chaplain's
Tour Slated
By Aldrich
Chancellor Daniel G" Aldrich
Jr. of UC Irvine hu accepted
an invilaUon by the Air Force
to """' u.~. baits In Japan Feb. 15-28 11 part o< the
"Chaplains' Lay W I t D e I s
Program."
Aldrich wlll be aecom)>lnled
on the ·<our by J~ Lulaclt,
Notre D a me AU-American
football great of I941 and 1117
and AD·Pro back with the Chlcaeo Bears 1n I941 and
1950.
'Ille Chaplains' Lay Wllnesa
Program Is destgn<j1 to pro-
vide Air Force W¢nne1 and
their famlllea an oppor\unjty
to meet ''out1tandJng
Amtricana: who recognize the
value and meaning 4lf a
rellaious lite," according to
Major General Edwin R.
Chess, chief or Air Force
;chaplains. -
A!drJch, an of{Jcer In the
U.S. Army nerve, is an active
Jay leader of the Congrega-
tkl1.al Church and serves aa • truatee for aeveral churclJ..
niated organlzaltons.
LUJaClt and Aldrich 1'111 vloit
five buea Jn Jtpa!I during the
two-week tour. Slmilar .teams
of pruminent dtilens will vla(t
Air Force · b8les , in other
theater• tbroulhoul :the world
durinl the lint ball o( this
year.
.
-The Baltimore Catholic
Review report.I the wordina of
a sign on the w~ll of a local
estate: "Trespaasen wtll be
prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. Sisters of Mercy."
-Headline In the Michipn
Cathollc; Detroit archdiocesan
newapaper:
"MlniJter Marries Son 1n
Catholic ChurCh." Comment:
'jEcumenlsm gone wild."
- A Church of Eogland
bishop, interviewed by the
Gfoucester Citizen on the
question Of admlWng women
to the priestbobd, •aid "You
can't just thlnk of women
priests, you have got to thlnk
in tenns of a woman b~op.
And you can't tiave a 'Father·
in-God''ln a skirt."
Comment: "The Citizens
carried a photo on the same
page ohowing the bi.shop In
his, uh. robes."
-'Ille oplrJlwll director of
the Holy Name Socleb' in
'Cleveland dtfended a pftltlon
circulated In the dloceae baclt·
Ing P,ope Paul and Hwnane·
Vtae -his encyclleal agalnsl
contraception. The petition. he
said, "g8~e the. ~t mass of
people a chance ·to stand up
and be,a>uatld.",A~ to
National · Cathollc • N e w s
Service, however, be declined
to atve the number of signers.
Comrnent: "A chance to
stand up and be counted In the
dark."-· ; ,
-An•advertt1emen t'
"U icouJd have my fondett
dream come true, I would
wish for a life UJtng all my tbe1 · ., •
na1ura1 taJin1a for God's glory ... re:: TREES of the WORLD. until ~Y are ezhaulled. U I .,
could have this 'fish I wouldli~~~~=-~ii;~-~l"'P.~.!~:~:~:.=~~~~::.,=-~-~·~,.~"--~ have ~,God'•~~ to know, IOve and serve mm
inthlsworJd. lflcouldn'tbave Bible Thought&
this, I would wtlb for a col«
televllion .et." J1111• ••'' "'-.•oc•,+-'v• ,.,. •• .,. .s.,.n
-A ~aUonal Catholic NeWI 111 li~ewlt1 jllti'lt~," lk\ IJ ;~. ·ll,ENT·
Strvlce story e s p I a I n I n I ANCE 11 11eclu1ry fer ••lveHe11J a-....
rtforms aimed at Ire at 31JI ....... "~ALL ....... ti11•M·1M ,COlfl•
lh1rt •f th• tlory of ~M." 'H~. ·ALL simplicity 'In the pa pa I m•.11 encl -m~11 11-..f t~ r•p•ltf., TliiJ la• • household Included t b 11 clucl1t YOU~ ,
paragraph: ' REPENTANCE 11 NOT 1'1'1er1ly SOllOW
"Laymen holding the ,UUe of for 1111 : It it • CfTEltMINATIO'N t• t11m fri>ln'..1li'i. •Peul st1tet, f.bi • e "hclly ••rro• WORICETH r1pe11t1l'l•9-o~' 2 ,CM. 7110: It AIDS GenUemen of ape and r1p1nt•11c1, iiut SORRoW i1 NOT r•pe11t1Jice. n.,,P•ftfeu1fle111
Sword are now to be tilled "'•r• SORAY: th1y ""'''• "-pdck1CI Iii th•ir h••rf-" 'th• llltl1
Gentlemen of His Hollneas. Jt ••v•. Acts 2:17. lut 1v1tt t11 tKft 1orr•wful:Co11clitlo1to t}i.Y wt!'• hu already become & b e at!ll told by P•t•r to "REPENT •"' b1 IMptfud -fir r1111f•tl•11
custom for these to wear only of 1111-," Ach 2:JI. Thn-w1r1 t1~ +. tvm frofll •i•. Tru•
talla on cetemontat occailon r1p111t1nc• l"lqUit•• both .to~r~for 1!11 1M • TUANIN~ AW~Y;
and to leaYe at home •their fllOM 1itt. With th• h1lp •f Chrt.t, YOU c•"' turn fr"' ••rt.
Sp·-'-'-....-•. ~ .. of n •• lSth P11o1I ••ltl,,."I con do Al~ THINGS th!outh Chtltt wftlch ,t,..11tt!i•
aJ1UtU \.UltKllu w~ 1n1th m•, Mill. 4: I l. lut yo11 m•v 11ot be eblo to·••••• • .i11·.,. century." · vovr o"'" •trtntth. wllho11t Chrl•t'• h1fp. • :. .
Comment: "Rom& bureau: VISIT 11• •nd •tu4v th• llbt• witi.. UI .Th. ltllE wJ~ t h·• , ••
Send pk soonest." t r••t filth •IMI 1n1bl1 J'" to ,ov1rcof110 tiM wtilch ht•• M.11
p1riit.t.nt In your 1Jf1. 11u1 Cll'I h1lp '(011 u ... clot• to' aM~ · -In an article headlined, "I lot him come lftfo yovr fife. C~u~ck "' ~hrf1t, 1t7 W. Wiit..,
Am a Priest -I Never Want St., Cott• M111, C•llf. 92627. Ph111• 141.1111, 145·2«1,·"""
to Marry," tn The Clthollc £76), tUNI" CHANNIL t SUNDAYI. Jrlt A.M. ,
lb!gilter, a defender o I -
celibacy Jlated • 110m• ol Ila
practical advantages, 1n· cludllli this· one:
"The unmarried pritst can
risk the physical danger of
taking ap(rltual care of sick
perl!OIUI wllhOllt aey !tar of
bringing home gmna to 1111
lov~ mes." ....
Comi;nerft; tlCeJibacy l I
nnltaf')'."
OP.IN TODAY . '
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!)IOnllOn!d ·by 'the Lutheran;;=======;==
Laymen's League announoea: ATTEllD TH£ CHURCH avallablllly of a free booklet
entitled, "Life After Deatli -OF YOUR CHOICE' Fact 'or Fiction," and aab,
"Why not flnd CIUt f 0 T ~.:·~of .. rviC<S for Jff)S 'SUNDAY
a Cbrisbnu Eve candJellcb&
C:OUPQN
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GIANT ~ii STIA'ii• SALi
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' Mi11ionart1 MeeCltlfl OOOD ONLY AT THIS ONI LOCAT1!1N·
2'1 S. Brltlol ·St., Sonia AM ,..._.70
(Co-Ooo4 for up to • Adulta)
OMI NIW 1iiCllCUL4To
llHNIDY 1W1 IM!'LA~ . -... _ .... .._. __ c-... , -c-11-"' -, c.MO" ..... Glad Tidina• ~iembly of God Church of !'lewpOrt B11ch -wlillinst three mf•·
slon1ry speakers for a C<lllference planned Feb. 14 to 22. The m.-Unf• will be-am with a banquet and will ft1tµro (from lift) the Rev. Rob e r Carlson,
the l(ev. Roliert .Turnbull and Ille Rev. Paul Finkenbinder. All of these' men
have wide mf11I011Acy experience and will address the open convention.
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JllAYOR' LINDSAYt 1"5 · ~YOll 11.tNDSliY"1 1"7; • .' · MA~ iL11$SA:Y:• l fW •
Now Y"""•!Nlfal ~:-.lflm.~dho ~'r'~li:)!v.~i~ .:~' . .' .. ; . · . . .. . .... . ' .. ' . ' . . ' . ; Li~d~y: D£ball:: Sf,fub6l .
' By JUCHARD BLYSTONE •
··-Md Prtll-W-· · °" the pollUcal ·batue.pianl oi. tile 191os·
.,. •. 1a1<1,John v.1;1ndSa\'.llP'fld•·• lot·.o1
ci his u.n. inolsllng lie aim• an1y to go·on
beh'lr mayor and defena!r1of Ne":¥ork
City-ud a JjepubJJcan.. • • ' ,
Yet the rumora peritit:· he1J, turn
Democrat; he'll run for 'pvtrnar.ot N~
York, for U.S."""°'' lie ~·his· eye~
the WhJl!' House. He11 mike .'bls ~e
this year, ~.yea'r, in 1972, '75.
Whaf ia ¥<ad •for Utis !Inky "Hber1I
who coinblnes establi;hmenl pln.;tripe
.uits Mtli •hlrtl and , ties of ljie 'niiod
perlWltic>n, thi.1 !>and some 'u r b a .n
Republican who scrap& regularly with b13
GOP Presideftt and gOvernor• and gives
Dtmocrata key • jQtis ' In hi 1 11d·
mlnJstrillonl · , ,
l!Jiiqg "'"' ,....1ecu.n wtlllou\ the·llelp of Ills own or Uie i5'mocraUc Pl'IJ',,he I~
lp·d<bl1o neither-'""""""' be·-liJ both. In tll!t• ci inc~ siren In
and ·on the Ciues, he could 'emdge as a
nlUonal cit~&!, the fllll ~d-bear
er ol ~rban ~ a a po!IUOal llll1ty. . ' .
"THE CITIES Uled to be the
baci<Water of po11!M:a1 America;" Llndlay ..i.I In 1n Jntamow. "I llllnkJllal'1 11lro-
-'t_ 900lewbat. •• • • • . '
_,_~l if be hll any natk>naf ambitions. i::ip;,., keeps them. Id hlmse~,' pointing ,
cut ~ lbere'.•,plentrtofo.'~ m·New
YGrt City, The CJty ,1& lhe k~ ·~ -··-·--"'.Jlia 'litical' """' aod ---,JIO . .--lalure. ' How ·., you' ~lie I' city ,fi u mllUOn·
pejlple ~eoble and livealll.e! A city> ""1 ...uati aec:retar1ea, ' 1tlnot and
l7Pol& .. popuilllt -!er -Jlouae, t&, .uil enough' Oiitiorne ... r flakes to
ldtle "' ~ ti( fhelr pan<aked' -bl!tween sullway aod olllC<.
A dty willl one ml»lon people on
.,.,...., A dlf With 16,000 robber!., 1
JWt• A dlf IO con ... ted th.It •I
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s.ltqrday, February 7, 19'19
Tbl Co111111111t P11e of Uie
Dally Piiot MUI to i.nlorm
llMI 1U111alale rudors bJ s--llal• nrietrof-malatY Ml lclplu of lnter-
11t .... 11..,ill.,.U from '
li\fimNd oblen'erl a • d
apote1men. • "
ltt-.rt N. wei1t, ~ .
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R!GARDLEl!ll of poity, with !1J,pei.
c:tnt of •Americana 1"111[.ln:~U. ind
their suburbo aod ·the concentration, Jn.
creufng, Llndlly's ._l11i1 u 'a city
man has IJn.-. polelUal apPeal ni·
llonWkle. . .t
"Incrw~ty.1• be1htmlelf·noted.·''the
prob!-th.It -IYn City .,erata under an!""t'er"J Cd1\IDOll to all cKkt.'. '
-."?be :sobutbt.'1 bl• added; .. ·bliht-
""-.. ,.., t!Je --• ''ol povwty aod -poopit. And, llleY'n ruminl tolO lbe ..... dlllkultlea.., plan-
nln( aod tcansflOltallon, ""• and :an
tllOM ~1ll ·•·mort 1 •1·
.,...ted fashion 11«11111 fhey'rt ~.,. ..
-pllOnlnc "" blr .......... alod "" denttty. I • ' I I •
11We very often do it bldly;-,but' al last
we .. re Uled' lo It.''
'fn one way, Llnduy.ts &alnlnt 1 na".
ttonol poejlioft· without. runn1n1 lor IL nii1 '11 In )he unending qu<ot tor inoney
!or his city, wlllcb llke mO<ll c1u.1· b
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.. -' ' . SINCE '1'llE' TWO major· parliel ,ore
very muCh' alive • amu the coontr;.
~ .....,,.,.. bOlleY• \lie bat -
for an1 · niUOnal '1111\jUOM llndof1
ml&hl-have ...wcI be--ci !'-'
bllllclihs , oo botl!. -· bovo nolod IAnd!oT'• ~·alflrill7 .w=lh,B -.1a..-w ·~
........ ef·Callfomta, ha.... '
llal " ·-lo -· "" °"' 1'71 D t 'l1,10Cfall0 j>relldtDUa! llOIDlMtloo. t~ Viet Pn<)d<nt Hll!lat R.
RUnipbny llal. lllld LlndNJ Is •
Domoaal wlthM kDowlng II llld, "I
lltvt'. red carpet lllr him." ' '
B\lt New' York Stale °""9Cf1Uc
pollllcs II not n~ thriving. °""11t'in
ed(e ci 11111· 000 eirolltd votm 4ver Ille Ropubtll:.,,,\ 'lhe 'JllrlY hu not WOii I
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New Breed-Race Driver Disrupts . Thinking
D4 YTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Bill
Scotl ls one of the modem breed of
alhltlu who are cfiJruPlln& the th!niln&
pfocea of the American spurts fan.
Soou. ii a race car ·driver. 1be.refore, •ccordllw ta l"' ag&<ld sler.olypes be
•hould be conallllUy covered.with gre.,.,
a mulllalbr <!I the Klq's English, and a
teller Cl lall tales oboul being ca"i)ll
drl..U. fut alOlll back roada whUe he was a kid.
He lln't any of these tblngs.
The »J'W'-old Scott, feplete with a
Llncoln-µke beard that ages him coo-
slftrably, ruemblet a tcholarly p~
Cessor -whJcb be could bt.
He holds a Ph.O from Yale in
geQ(lhy~ca. converses ID the realm ol.flne
art& with the e1perf,s, ind once built a
machine that demonstrated how moun·
talns were fofll'ed.
He's more concerned now, however,
with demonstrating that he can become
one of the world'& top proles1lonal !ormu·
la car driven. .
ScoU has entered a pair ol machines irl
Yesterday and Today
two races here durtna the nest two
weeks. fle'll driv.e a Volklwapn.powered
Formula Vee in SUnday'1 sm:.m 1rup..
cla&• Trophy race and ........, Feb. U to
try hla luck and sklll In the llJO.mllo
Daytona Grand Prix for Formula Fords.
• Both races are ~cUoned by the newly..
formed lnt.m.llonal -Motor Sport~
Aaaoclation (IMSA) and will be nm on
Daytona'• aweeptag Ul mile l'Old-tracli
course.
Scdtl gaiQed a measurt ot lnltmaUClllal
recognlUOn as an amateur driver lo 1"8
Back in 1952 Donn ~1oomaw as an All-American
li11ebacker (left) Ior UCLA and the first draft choice
or Los Angeles Rams. Today, at 40, he is pastor of
Bel Air Presbyterian Church"
tJCI ops S-an Jose, 91-80
Five Straight Victories for Anteaters
By HOWARD L. HANDY
OI fl.C o.ll'f' f'ii.t Stiff
~loving into lhe slretch drive like a
runaway express train, UC Irvine bas·
ketball forces won their fifth straight
victory Friday night over visiting San
Jose State, 91-80.
The triumph was No. 11 on the season
ror the Anteaters against seven defeats.
And it was the first Win against unlver-
Sport• in Brief
sity level competJtion. Eight games re-
main.
Tuesday night lhe Anteaters entertain
UC San Diego in Crawford Hall \\'ilh a
freshman preliminary at 5: 45.
Friday nigbt's action found the taller
San Jose team controllng both back·
boards throughout the night but the hot
shooting UCJ squad made up the dlffer-
cnce with accuracy.
In the fin:t half the lead changed
Alcindor Paces Bucks
Past Lakers, 118 .. 105
LOS ANGELES -The Milwaukee
Bucks, back of Lew Alclndor's scoring,
ripped the Los Angeles Lakers, 118-105
Friday .nighl in a NaUonal Basketball
Association game.
Alcindor seored 29 points and John Mc·
Glocklln 27 !or t.he wlnners as Milwaukee
won It! 14th game In 17 starts. giving the
Bucks a seuon mark <>f 41-11.
The Lakers, plaYin& withoul Jerry West
and cenl.u Happy Hairston, were led by
Elgin Baylor with 27 poinlS. The crowd
ol 17,519 was lhe largest regular season
attendance in Laker hlfiory. ·
McGlocklln and Alcindor gave Milwau-
kee an early lead but the hot shooting of
Keith Erickson kept the Lakers lCOl'ing.
Both teams hit 25 points in the opening
quarter. • Pf!ILADELPHIA -Top-seeded Rod
Laver led the way Into the Mml-flnal
round of a c:onlroveray-s\rewn Intema-
tional 'Tennls Pla)'ers AssociaUon tennis
tournament Friday night.
Basketball Association. He said the movo
\vas made at the request or San Fran·
cisco Federal Court Judge. Alfonso J.
Zirpoli and Jack Dolph, commissioner o{
the ABA. • SEA TTl.,E -The entire University or
\Vashingtoo. track team signed an open
letter lo athletic director Joe Kearnty de-
nying that some team members smoked
marijuana, the University said Friday.
British middle distance: runner John
Davies. who quit the team and returned
to England earUer In the wetk, said
Thurscfay be hid seen six member& or the
telU1\ smokln& pot an hour after a prac-
Uce.
Ktamey said Thursday an Investigation
lhowed tbat four trackaters had b e e n
present in the room whtn the grass was
btJng smoked. but bad not smoked any
themselves. He also uld he was com·
pletely convinced nqne smoked pot.
hands 25 times as the two outfits raced
up and down the court to exc~ange bas-
kets.
Keith Bean. a junior guard who has
seen limited action this season, was for·
ced into the fray when starter Steve Sa·
bins committed his fourth personal foul
late in the first half.
He started the second half with a flur·
ry, hilting three baskets a.long with
three by Bill Moore aod the Anteaters
were in command for the rest or the
nlghl.
The acUon was torrid in the first half
with 2S personal fouls assessed against
the two teams. The second half was even
more aggressive with 30 vlolaUons re-
corded.
Three Anteaters and two Spartans were
forced to the sidelines with live person-
als In the late stages of the game.
Bean's ptrformance was his best of
the year as he added 12 points to the
Irvine total and played aggre.ssive.ly un·
der lhe baskets.
Coby Dietrick, the 6-11 Spartan center,
was high point man with 23 and was the
game's top rebounded as well with 17.
Bean was top man for the Anteaters with
seven.
San Joae out-rebounded UCJ, 51 -40.
In shooting percentages. Irvine hit 54.7
from the field and 75 perctnt at the line.
San Jose hit 37.l and 68.3.
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whm he won.the U.S. Fonnula ee tle fn~auonal Chlrnplonahlp al Sebring. tn practice runs Thur&day, aever1l •of
at Rivfnlde. Fla., .In December. lhe stock car pilots were clocked •t
He w" Invited to Europe during the Scott •I'd other Formula Vee driven ,pe..is above the 190 mile per hoot leV'ol. ,_,.,,_..ar..,e ~ahai:tni the tuck for practke · · ·~ ownmer·of 11118 to-compole.-U..a-.eria·ol 5tsstons·iJlla -trwttb'"llii a;1111>pouoc1,-Seott-1nc!1he olher·Formula Vee w.ovora;-
noes for the European Form.$ Vee BOO-horsepower Grand N•Uonal atock who also had the.Ir fil'3t practice aeaelon,
champlonllhip. He blitzed the continentals cars. ' posted laps ln the 90 m.p.h. range .
on thelr home grounda and ~brought, the The stock car driven will compete "There's a sllght difference 1 n
aertea tiUe to thla country for the flnl Sunday for the two !ruK row pmllona·ln . honepower,'' Scott ·smiled.
llmt. · 1 the rich Da)'lona l!OO Feb. 22. The Vees 10 .. ,_ lhln Ilk ~ • f ct d t11a' t Allhou1h a' relative newcomer to the olf in a J.00-mUe chue that be&tna after ~e g e ~. m • • an
more powerful Formula Eord&, scOu. the stockers hive bad•their.f.ime on the makes us go fasler-relaUvely at Jeast
acored an Impressive win in the Grant'• track. -than the bigger can.'" .~.
Another Six-month Wait
For Lamonica's St~ff L~p
NEW YORK !UP!) -The past i.ui
weeks have been murder. ·
The ne:a:t six months could be rougher
yet. Daryle Lamonica imagines. Th.at'•
how long he'll have1 .~@~or another
lhot along with the rest oDlle Oakland
Raiden.
1bey atiU haven't forgotten their last
one a month ago when Hank Stram and
his Kania6 City Otlef1 came into town
and lilot out all the llghla for the Raiders
by upoettlng lh<m In the AFL title game.
Since then, Daryle Lamonica bas kept
what Is commonly known as a stJU Up.
Also a stiff right hand which he inured in
the KC contest and which had !o be put
into a cast. -
"I'm j45t gettlna where I can shake
bands with ~. ·~ Lamonica says,
hold1ng. up a r~~ thumb Which makes it
look as U he catches for the Oakland.s
rather than plldles for them. .
When a ball club Uke the Raidera ls
8"pposeci to win ll1d di>ean'~ the l1IY who
alway1 1eta it In the neck la tbe
quarterbacl<; and lioce Daryle Lamonica
quarterbacks Oakland, he'a' the <>ne who
has been getlln& It. Lamonica hu played
on six divisional championship clubs and
three league champion.ship teams in his
seven AFL seasons. Many n.ict things
have been said about him in thal Ume.
Now, and only because the .Raiders didn't
win, some <>f the thlng.s said about him
haven't been so Nee.
Fred Biletnikoff, one of Oakland's wide
receivers, said be wu wide open any
number of tlmea In I.hat Ulle 1ame with
Kansas City and he couldn 't figure out
where Lamonica was l®klog. _
George Blanda, the Raiders' 4.1-year-old
No. 2 quarterback, alJo took a shot at
Lamcnica !or hogging the job Jn that
same game. Blanda had gone in at
quarterback after Lamonica had injured
his hand the first of t~·o times and the
· veteran slinal-caller later said Lamonica
'should bave stayed on the sidelines in-
1te.ad of comifli back into the game.
Some other things have been Sl!lld about
Lamon.Ice , too. Thlnls like "he won 't
liaten" and "he always goe.s for the
binb."
Daryle Lamonica takes lhose charge.s
. one by one.
Firl!, Bllelnll<off.
"Fred and I are very cloee," he aays.
"He says I didn't throw to hbn enough
and I can uOOerstand how he felt aft.er ~
the game. His number was called several
Fornaing Sea Wall
times in tbe -hudd\e. I'm the man ~hO
called it. He says he felt he was o~:
I'm sure he was, but what he might have
failed to realize l.s that although he was
open, I had a little company back thert.
"I realize a lotta thlnas were said afi.r
the pme. t heard some people said Blan-
da maybe should've stayed in there, but 1-
.Jel~l coukl still !brow. Who know•!.
Maybe Blanda !T'Jght've come in and wcri
the game for us. You can't go ~
hlndaighl lhoogh. I know George Blanda:
He"s a great compeUtor. I respect him
and r think he ~peels me, and J felt . I
could still throw, that's why I went back
in."
Lamonica says it's ''utterly ridiculous"
to think he wouldn't listen to hla coaches
or spotters. . .
''I Wt1rk extremely close with the,
coaches all wffi: long and I'm the first
one to want to know what they have lo
say dur i11g a ball game.I doo't want to
bite the hand thal fet!fls me. And aboul
me always golilg for tlie bomb, scorin( la
how you win. It's true, we'll gamble.
We'll throw three times and complete one
fer 15 yards; other clubs throw three,
times for the same yardage."
)
Young Graham MacPherson cuts the water neatly
as he throws up a sea wall behind him during New
South Wales Water Ski Assn. competition in Sydney,
Australia.
Bruin, Trojan Cagers
Highlight TV Schedule
BasketbaU fans will have a field day
watching their favorite team in action
this weekend on television.
The Orange Coast area will be
represented in an NC B game-featuring
Pacific University and Nevada Southern
(Channel 13 -12:30). Bruce Qapman.
former Costa Mesa High and . Orange
Coast College star plays for Nevada and
is averaging 17.5 points a game.
The UCLA Bruins, nted No. I in the
nation, will be seen in a I.ape delay con-
test al 9,30 tonlgjil from Seattle. Monday
evening it will be a live action coolest
with Washington State at Pullman. Both
games on Oiannel $.
USC's Trnjans will battle Washington
Slate in an afternoon game today ·at 2:30
direct from Pullman on Channel 5.
The L.!lkers move into the act.ion
tonight at 6:30 against the Phoenix Sunl.
The Bob Hope DeS<l't Cla.utc Iopa tbe
golf calendar with the host comedian tak·
ing the mike with ~bevy of announcers
to descrit:ie'Jhe,1ction today and Sunday.
The tournament ia on Cbannel 4 today
at 3 and Sunday at 1:30. It is the hijhest
rated tournament on televtaion.
Pac-8 Action
Goes Heavy •
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This Weekend
By THE ASSOCIATED Pl\W
The Pacific-I Conference basketball
rue_shifts .into high gear Ulla weekend
and. if the start of this season is any
Indication, the needle may fly completely
of! the tacbometer before the On1lb Une
CO!ne! in view. ' •
Aller thl<e ltrl!ght weeu of Plrtlal
Pao-& schedula, everybo4fy gala Into the
act today wllh the maln allractlooa Iii
the Evergreen Slate where UCLA lrmidea
Wuhlngton and Southern CaUfornla al•
laclu Washington Slate, the biter pme
being the regionally televlaed game of tbe week. r
The 31-year-old Laver. Tony Roche
and John Newcombe, along with U.S.
Davia Cup coach Dennis Ralston, made
the round of four in the $60,000 tourney.
LIVll' defeated Ilie Nastase. the rapid-
ly dneloplng Rumanian Davia'C°up star,
44, N, 1-e, while Rnche ewd past Cllfl Richof, W, f.l : Ralllon edged Clark
Graeb•r\ IJ, "· f.3, IDd Newcombe d<leated Eirl Buclloll, 74, M , 7-t.
Z~egler Maintains Golf Lead
The eittended weekend concludes Moil,
day night with the undefeated, naltonal!.Y
top-ranked Bridns, Jf.O on the yeJI'.
thaUenglng the bome.c o u r t Hu11t1q
and the Trojans. 13-3 overall, m._
ioto cOugar country. ·
Oregon's fut-breaking Ducks grabbed
a 17-polnl first hall lead, Ulen held oll 4
second-hall Stanford rally lo defeal the
lndlana 17.73 in a Pactllc-t baaketba1l
gamo here Frlclay nlghl
• l.06 ANGELES -TJ>c Notional
B"kelball AaaoclaUon llMOIJnced 1'rldoy
it would upend lo 11 tcatn1 nut teaaon
by 1wardlng rranchl"' lo Portland, Ore ..
Buffalo, N. Y .. Cleveland and Houalon.
Commlaaloott J , Walltt ~ennedy told a
ncw1 cont~ence that the fra.nclUsei
would COii 13.7 mllllon .,ch and that all
upanalon teems wlll begin pay next
1eaton. .
Kennedy 11lto announced formation ol a
commltloe "lo _., pooslble ~
diac:Ulllon1 wJth" tht rt¥al American
PALM SPRINGS (AP) --Larry
z1a11er. somwm.. called 11au-P1y z.e by hla fellow p1<11, ll1ot 1 four-under-par
61 Friday 1nd clung to a tine !lroft
ltad after Une rounds of the $115,000
Bob Hope Desert Cl1salc . g 0 I f
tournament.
Ziegler, a 30-yeari)ld tour re&Ular, had
a 54 ho)e score o( 200, 16 under par and
three strokea a.head of Au.litrallan Bruce
Devlin, the only othor In the ll1ld of 136
who could ally close lo the atreakln&
Ziegler.
Oevlln al!O had a 68 (or 203.
Jt was another three 1trokes back to
Let. Trevino, who had a n for 206. De.fen-
ding champion BlllY Casper •nd Lorry
lilnlou wen: Ued at 207, Ca1per had a &7
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at Bermuda D u n es and the youthful
!Unaon a '6 II LI Qulota.
Arnold Palmer, who had thl<e thr<t-
put greens aod said bis short game 1'ls
just ridlculous." was nine strokes away
at 209. He had a 70 at Bermuda Dunes.
Undtr the unusual format for this 90
hole event. four courses are used for the
flrll. !our days, evtry goUer playtng <11!
four, before the Oeld is cul to the low 70
tJCOrer1 for the flMI round Sunday at t.a
Quinta .
Ziegler played El Dorodo. So did
Devlin. Trtvlno was at Bermuda Dune11.
Moon Mullins, the club pro at lndJan
Wells v.·ho moved into co n t e n t i o n
ThUl'3day, fell back with a 71 al his homo
COW'SC.
All lour COW"&eS are par 72.
fn olbor PA().f acUvlly Friday nltlh~
Call!omla recorded a 71~ win over Or•
gon Slate at &rkeley. .•
UCLA and USC still share tho '°"'
rerence lead with 4--0 records but tbe
Bnrlna have, for the mosl part, Moeud
by Ibo~ Pao-& opponenta while tho Tro-
jans have fouto<Hl lncreaalngly dl!Ocull to
walk off the court as wlnner1.
The bosl olfenae and the ilnul defenae
wlll collide In SUtllc where UCLA
a"9rlglns II f'Olnts a 1•me, wlll bt
trytq to keep ll up ag1lnal thlni-place
WHhlqton, 1-l and til-4, which hal
permitted its fOCJ onfy JU polnfa t game.
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REGRE1'S MELEE ,
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St. Paul principal-Rev. Olarlea
Granham etpreaad hia rearel.f OM" tbt
reeent quarrel between hit ICbtol IDd
Bishop Amat HJah. WbOn l""'""od __ i\Jnot,_-tallllnt--~
ol net CQmtng back fo,r anothtr game, be
replied, ''1 wouldn't blame them, .in a . -
By l\OGEll CAl\l.ION
OI fM OlllY 'ltlt flltf
·~U •nY new waxs are lnvente4 for Jos-
lnc • cruciil bajketball came, odd• are
that· it w!U ht Newport flarbOr Hi&h
School that finds ~e \\'ay.
Coach Qave Waxman 's luckless Sail·
ors clrqpped a·S&&·d!<illon l• invlldtng
Tltarlna Friday night -the Bluejacket&'
third Sunset League loss o! the se4son -
each by two Points or l"s.
This Ume it was Viking Rick Mosier's
steal of a Newport pass with tivF sec·
onds remaln!ng, a •ub1eqlie11t P"8 to
guard Bob ~~l a~ the latter's ea~":lm
shattering layup with no time remam1ng •
on the clock that did in the Sailors.
chlppinc in with 15 -mostly on mu sclo
effort~ lnaide..
The Vlkes uti!I~ a 1·2--2 .zone all lhe
way a1tinst NeWport while. the Sailors
pressed Out or their man.to-man setup·
for the most part.
Jn all, Newport hit 18 of 52 mots fr om
the floor for 34.8 percent. Marina coWlt.-
ettd "'.Ith 13 j)f 51 for 39.7 peretnt.
Free Thro ws
l{eep Oil ers
On Top, 58-55 Thu's the Vlkes keep pace with ' Wtsl·
Vlinster and Huntington Be11ch -each
y.1ith two los:ies -in the race for the
learue title. , It w~ a nur.ly unbelievable clim11x tG By DAVE CEARLEY
a tension-packed issue before a standing· 01 IM Dtrr.-1>11a1 ''•"
room-only crowd . Some nJfty free throw 11h00Unc in the
Newport Harbor hid obl4.lbed a Sl-49 last feur minutes saved Huntington Beach.
ltJd wtth four minutes to co on Jeff Hilb frQm Santa Ana's emoUonal am•
r\fallnoff's ;o.toot moon shot. 'bush as the Oilers eked out a sa.ss bas· ·And that set th~ :1!!1Lfor coach Jirn ketball 'vin over the host Saints Friday
Stephens' Vikings to make their rtrriark· niKht. --itile. e-0meback after leading by aa ma!lY The come-from-behind win kept the
cig nine points in the third period. Oilers in ~eeond soot in the hectic Sun·
Mosier canned a 10-footer with 2:40 to set League, a half game behind West·
gO and then Kipp Baird tossed in another minster. it'lsid~ specialty to knot the score M-s:!. The contest seesawed until the start
·Froin there both teams wasted oppQr· or the ffnal st:i nzn al! a pair of free
'" IU bef N rt fl II d-" tltro,v11 and a £ield ioal. both by giu1rd ..,..n es ore ewpo na Y en ~ up Curt Carlson, shot the Oilers into a flve-with possession with I: 48 left. The Sailors brouaht the balJ down court point cushion. And Lee Haven, who was high point maA Leading by four with 4:5:! remainini!:. HunUnit:lon ·went into a stall. The move. for both sides with 20 counters, called for an omen of uncnmin~ dtsrw r11.1ion. end·
alastshot. _ .. h c I 'f
Th Twrs werked the clock d f ~ w en Ar Sf'ln '"as ouled and con· e . own ~om verted his f Pee toss. th~r~ but thep wftb the final s~.nd1 Uck-~The -Olltrs h:.id· a chanc~ to let-the ~I away -MNler ca.me througlt with . aine in tile last two minutes. Thev h1~ ctean steal and aub.!equent pas~ to 5 \~ery time they had .the hllll, bi.it.
Beal. . ..... -, their finger.~ i:uddenly 'vere Cflver&d wilh
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FACES ALUMNI
The grt:•te.st base&all players to
perform at Orana:e Coast College in the
pist 21 years wlll gather today for the
fint annual OCC Alqmni game wltll the
Pirate var91ty~ Game Ume is 11:30. Thlf Afumqi ~quad wlli feature names
w•ll ImoWn to area baseball faM, lnclud·
int JIU Voss of the California Ancels. who
pliytd al OCC In 1962.
OUJer alumni playeJ'S on hand Include
W•yne .Cou\!JI. B•tch Coop-. Don t.•~ei. Don 15<ars, Wally wa-1!. Fronk
RIM. Bob 1'ahlft\an, Lee Fisher, Mike .
Ltppa, Bob Wetzel. Gary Davis, Rowland
Hill and Oiylo Herbel
others scheduled to be in alumni
uniforms ln~udt Billy White, Jim
Newkirk, Gene Raine, pary JohQson,
John Weber, Don Williama and Ken
Moats.
.Santa Ana had its bh!gest opJ')()rtunity
\\11th 39 . seconds Jefl when Carlson lo!'!
!he ball out of beunds with the Saints
trail irut by two.
Saint gqard Ktm
ouently gambleif~·a nd
foot jumper l\'ith 14
wide ,_
Pickerinl( ~ubse
lol!t when his JO.
seconds left wa~
A free throw bv Paul Mom and A two
more by tee Walter11 cl,lnr.hed the l!llme
as Santa Ana .guttrd Chl"'ls May tallied
a meanln•less Joal at the buuer to trim
th"~ margin ht three·.
.Senta Ana •. which haqn'.t~aten_,fhe
Oilers 1n_ the laat 10 yea~,-Wl's tfMtl9Jl>
ally high and proved ii. in the fj~ (b\1 •
minutes 81'1 they jum~ lll an f1-l lf!'ad:
Lee Walttr!'I launched I.he ear'ly Oiler
mmeback .with a five-foot jumper as
fluntingt on oul'iCflrtd the Saintll 12·3 in
the last 3:40 of the first haU.
Huntingt on hit on 20 l)f 63 Shots from
the floor \\'bile the Sainl'I tallied on 24
of 60. Santa Ana also led in rebounds,
40·28. '
Huntington won the ii:ame nn its IS
strikes ~t of 25 attenipt.s at the grati!I'.
line for a 72 percent mark. The SalnU
managed only seven of 13 atten1pts.
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Wesltnil\Ster saved its )fit for last
in its Siµiset Ltagtie encoufiter with Visit·
mg Anaheim Friday nia:ht al)d 11 a re-
~lt the Llona are now atop the loop stand·
ings by thematlvu .
· The victory gave Westminster a 7·2
league mark and co~pled with Newport
HarbOr's M-$3 loSs lO M1rina put the
Lions all alone In first place, a half game ~ of Marina and Huntinglon 1l4:ach.
!..Dowft-ff.43.-with little over three-mtn·
btu left In the gaine, the Lions outscor·
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tame into a rout. 6S-S3.
.,Westminster did not play consiJtently,
to aay the least. •
once more and reeled off 10 stra i1ht
'POfnts to telce a c<>mmandln& Sl-4.9 1d·
vanl4gc 'vith 40 seconds left. \, _
Brode rick led all scorer1 with 30 polnu
while tea1nmatc Steve McLendon had 16.
For the Colonists, center Dan Phillips
fired in t7.
Both teams hit around the 35 percent
mark for the ni ght. Westminster canned
23 of 65 shots for 35.3 percent while Ana·
heim hit on 21 of 60 for 35 percent.
In the opening half, the Ll6ni; connect-
ed on, 14 of 38 shots ror 36.9 perOO'lt while
.t\,naheim hit It tim!ilTill tries for 3$.$
percenl
'At tht': free throw line, Anaheim wai'
ptrftct ln the opening half (eight for eight)
and ror lhe night hit 11 of. Jf.
\Vestmimte.r connee&ed on 13 of 18 at
lh~ char.lty i;tripe (nine of JO in the set·
on<! half).
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'18ut there were t lot ot eltmenb we
couldn 'l'·seem to control.-Tbere'a always
I lbt of te1l4-lon .1'.hen we PIM Am•t. . 1
' At haHtlme I caJltd tor e.rtra ~.
However, tbe acwsalion that St .. Paul
llarted il la untrue.
'"Their play"° was Intentionally fouled
during the course of tbe a:•me and an
Amat player jumped Into U.. pile 1111d
that Jeemed to trlger everything.''
Saxon s Bomb
.'.Sinking Mesa ·
Cagers, ~8..60
By JOHN CASS
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Loara's S1Mns used a tremtndoua Ji. ~int tftort. in the, ~rd quarter to.est.I~ h.~ an overwhelm Int lead thtn went -on lo..:b:ollnce.the"vl~Ulll' Muallnp"°"Coo-~
ta Mesa. -· Jl):lday night to "laln a share of the_top spot Jn.,the Irvine Lea· gue. ...
Loara used eXceilent team balanee ind
cootrol or both boards to overpower tJifJ
Mesans in tht thJrd period. '
Dori Standley connected on a aoaJ
frotp the lQP of .ih!._key theii· w•tdle<las Warren Wheeler made good on-(wo ~ta from leas thin four feet. Denny
Nicholas and 'Larry Webb added lzoekttl
before the Mustanp could muster n
attack. By then it'wu all over. ,
Bob Auatln, "'h• had be<n Jnjur<d In ~e fi rst guart~ wit.en he_was. low bridpd
under th~ basket, made good on a anve
from the lert side of the buket,
But, Loara's lead -had buli:ed id-a-31
by thia time and It rapldlJ ~ u
the Mustangs became vtctlms er the ri-f.e
throw line. Rudy Sgontz ctmnected on
tour consecut!ve charity toases. one or
them completing a three-point play
Webb picked up another point ~t the
line as Mesa's deficit reached 24 point.s
Costa Mesa never threatened frnm thl~ point.
TOUGH COMB INATION -Newporl Harbor Hi~h 's
Lee l:Iaven (55) goes up for a crucial shot against
?i1arina's Kipp Baird in Friday night's Sunset
League encounter. Others pictured are Newport's
.Jell Maiinofl 14~1 and Bill Beckel (451. Viking in
fore~round · is Mark Cronkrite (42). Marina won,
55-53. '
Loara simpl y outgunned the Mesanii
rrom the opening whlsUE, although th~ l~ad chs nged hands three timu in the first perhxl
Costa M;.\. led, z.o'. on Pat sw .. lll!ld's
short ju'mp 1hot at the one mJnute inark
of tJ!e game. Nlcbolas, who ended up the
nJrht with 28 points for acorfng honors Estanc~a Zips
Past Magnolia
Fi"e. 65 -45 ,
Dv JOHN WAI.KER.
01 !ht Ot!ly Pl~ "'"
~sta.ncla I.urned what started out lo
be a close contest Into 1 route as It de·
feated Magnolia 6M5, Friday in an Ir·
vine League basketba,11 clash at the lat·
ter's gym.
the first half saw E11t.aficia overcome a
Magnolia lead with three minuln left in
the firs t period behind lhe shooting of
Skip Williams and Mike Hays.
The E11gles were never caught for the
rest of the game, but Ma~olla 11tayed
within five points as the half ended with
Estancia leading 27·%2.
Both teams got Into early foul trouble,
with Estancia's hot.scoring forward. Gary
Orgill picking up his lhlrd personal mid·
way in the stcond period . Magno:ia'~ cco·
ter Bob Stewart picked up his fourth
foul wilh 1 :56 rema~ing in the half.
The Eagles out11eor~ the Sentinels &ev-
en to two in the opening minutes of the
third periOd.
Estancia lhen went on to take a com·
anding lt·poinl lead at the end of the
period, 44-33.
' 49.43 Conques t
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Saints Spank Mater Dei
eyened the score ~ seconds later. Sgont~
pu:Jced up his first fr!e throw .. polnt-ti
seconds alter thaL __
Three quick steals by Scott Neville
were converted Jn basketi by Austin
Chuck Frlsted and Chuck Brld&ea, ror ~
Mesa advantage, a.a. John Boedanowicz
drew the Saxons close. 7.9, at the five
minute mark of the clash Near Angelus Crown Austin waa hurt ·14 secomis later Loara
then jumped lo _a :tl-15 lead by the end
By GLENN WHITE
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LONG BEACH -M.1ter Dtl Hlgh \11
rated No. t among Orange County prep
basketball powers.
But to St. Anthony's defensive-oriented
Saints, coach Jerry-Tardle's Monarchs
are simply another vlcilm.
Friday night the Salnb slammed Mater
Del's Angelus Leaaue 'title hope11 . 49-43.
before an overflow throng at the wlnntrs'
gym.
And in doing so they virtually clinched
the league champlomihip, owning a two.
game lead ovtr lhe Monarch~ with four
loop cont~ remaining.
The Saints combined their rugged
defense with a scorching exhibition of
oul!ide shooting In the last two quarters
to do Jn the icy Monarchs.
St. Anthony blistered the nets for 62.S
percent of its fi eld goal trle~ in tho8e
final 16 minute! and It was little Mike
Esposito who continually riddled the nets
from 25 feet out, hitting five of six ef·
Mater Del, meanwhile, couldn't connect
With Tom Walker, Werner Rau and ot the quarter.
Ralph Chandos all chipJ)ing •way, the in. Fountain Valley's victory over Corona
vadera trimmed the gap to 43-39 with 2:$1 del /.far gave the Saxons a share or the ~e !tad, both 1'all18 stan<Jlng 7-J In ' showing on the .clock. league play.
However. two offensive foul calls Austin and Sweetland were the only
agaimt the Monarchs sapped thttr-Mustanga in double fifurtl. Au11tin fin· .
mome ntum and St. Anthony a1aln pulled lshed with 12 while Sweetland bad 11.
away, '8-41.
Saini!' coach Jack Errlon had sald
before the confrontation that he didn't
have a very tough team and that Mater
Oei was llke"dynamite waiting to detonate.
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Leading the Eagles' charge was Wil·
JJams and hi s other front Jlne teammates
Sleve ~uUer and Les Thomas.
'fhe fourth frame was like a ~edy of trrors. Estaricla held Mainella scoreless
for tbe fin! hill of the )ierlod while they
scored 11 pointJ.
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St. AntHony -IMnlf<l•ad· fM gi>OO-wllh~
4:15 remaining In the third period when
iy jijjjj'; liosS However, Valley con1taritly ate Into 1
the Edison lead until Auld pulled hU
manual magic near the end.
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This streak was highlighted \Vhen Char-
ley Richie of Magnolia hit a ri ve root
jump ahot into E'atiocla's boop.
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Bill M11llen hit is second consecutive 1hot
from the top of the key to m•.ke It 27·25.
Then the Saints unloaded and by the
l!nd of th e frame they were comfortably
up. 34-27.
With their delibtrate style of play, that
kind of .Jead can be almost cOrJsldered in·
surmountible.
Mater Dei made at run at the Saint!
11'te in the 1ame, Iller the victors had
<>p<ned up a t!.33 lead with 4,25 rt·
malning.
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WoOdy Auld scored on two steals in Ille la.st two minutes Fliday night to
Je.qd Santa Ana Valley over Edison, fl..
43, for Its third straight Irvine League
triumph.
'Mle contut, played In the chartreuse'
haunted h<lu1e which the FalcOn! call a
IYft'lni:iJum. wu a hot affair aU the w1y.
BJaeat ltad either side ct1mmanded
wa1 Edlaon't 21-16 edge near the end of
tho first haU .
The Cliargers led 26-20 at b1Ht1me.
With the B<Ore ltnolled I 41-41 lllld Clllly--
2:13 l•lt, Auld mtmd a jumper from the ·
comer, whlch was rebounded by hla \
teammate .st~ve Kurilchyk.
• Kurllcbyk was In tum fouled by John
Ftahtr, who loulod out al tllal momonl
after recelptin1 for 21 poinll and 1$
rebounds.
Th< ~5 V11ley ace polled hll two charitJ
attempts an<! the Suto Anane ltd tor the
flr1t time since the early ttate. ol the ltrst period.
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·The Liol\I got off lo.a poor •lart. trail·
tn,a the outmanned Anaheim team, 11-4,
early Jn the aolng. Bul with the Colon· lllla ahead. 13-8, w .. 1minsttr,,bel\lnd the {n~d• play of Dlln Broderick, acorod II
ftrai,ght points to take 1 19:.13 advan-'4l1e. ,
Alfh9ullh Wmminll<f'• pl1y wu rag·
iad lliroulh the oeeond 111'1 lhlt4 quar,
ler-s, Anlheim wu not much Htter ind
the two tuma fOuaht on even k'rnll un·
UI the Colontltl ma<!• a nm at the Llw
midway tmqh the linll 1j1111't ...
Lynch Sparks FY Upset Win,· 50-48
With Fllher .... on the benCh vl1 the
loul routt; ~ Chargera loat their corn-
poeun and wtre unable to handle tM
bill with any kincl or prolteiency.
At 1:39, the tricky Auld m1de his flrst
!heft right out ol Lyle llaJmOlld'•· blndl ,
and drove all the wey fat 1111 -INent to put the Falco11u1t1 191>, M l.
• Dbwn by five fQblls, AJ\tll<ltn lllllod
th"' str11fht baittts 10 for1e a11t1d, ·~· 11u1 that .... the \OJI bit of glory An•·
,Mini io\joyed u Wtlllml!J!!ir oami aUve
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By mYE ,\NDREWS °' lfJe oeur 'If" llttf Dave Lynch hit a paJr of free throws
with J t ltCGnda to IC Friday night and
1ave the Fountain ValJey Barons an Up-
•t I0-48 lrvnle LHCUt bas~etball win
over Coron1 dtl M"ar in a packed Sea
Klnj gym.
The loss put corona dtl Mar back Into
t tie with Loaro. wtnner over Co11la
Mes•. for the league lead.
Jt w11 t hlghl)' utJsfylng win for
co1ch DBve Brown and Ule Baron~. His
ctut; haa now won thrtt games In IUC·
ce.1sion, b\lt ~4 r;,ally ~ad. to 'dig for No. 3.
Owl1lng • 1dvantqe wt th 1: 1• ta
go th.e Barona proctede<f to 1et them·
11elvts tnl<f' hot water.
Gary Valbuene picked up hi, ftft~ foul
bumping Don Kllll1n and 111ard George
Gerber left with a sprained ankle. Up
unUI then Gerber did an tJUlltan<ling job
bringing tht ball up court alfainst a r0111h
press and polled tit crucial points',
Killian unk both free throw• and on
the ensuing play Baron Den Sha" lost
Jhe bail and fouled Mllce Sevier in th• process. Sevier mlssed the charily t°"s
wil.h I :02 1cft tind ~fel Pl11ll, Valbuena 's
replacement!' snared' the rehound.
A pair of Cr~ lhtows by Bill Krlslin·
at. a buckat by Ken Shibata and Lynch 's
cruel•l eh•rlly tGIAI sandw~ around
two John Stevens free throws p ve the
ea""'' the edit. !<Mt.
Hoops by Kllilln and Sevier only ll&ht·
ene4 the tcort.
rountaln Valley did a 1ood job In the
...and helf shutllng elf the Ilea Kings'
scoring from the middle. In the flrat
quarter Kliltan ind Sevier had 1 field
day in the key areu, but I 111iin1 de-rwe kept, the duo out1ldfl in the flntl
three quarters . ._ ·
KllUan wound up with 12 points •n<I
sevler addfd t~ ol.hen for Corona.
KrisUn1t &t"ored 12 Polntt comlna: off
t.hir bench ror the Barona and Valbucna
conlriboted 10.
The Sea Kin~ bulll up A big maraln
In the flr1t quafler. A hard·nosed de-
fense limited the Barooi to three shots
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' tl!Oy tnlllll II.JO 1!11dway m the aeceod frame. '
8""'11 then lnHrttd Shaw, Kri.ttnat
and Rick Powtr to Join Valbutna and
. Shibata ond the qulnl<t rolled off II
JlOlnll to tho Sea Kings one In the MCond
quarter'• Dnal five minutes.
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Golden \Vest and Saddleback
colleges \Vert rudely upeDded
Frlday night In conferen~
dashes on foreign courts.
The RusUers "Jell to Soulh·
ern CaJlfornia Conference lrl·
leader LACC, 122·92. \\'hile
SaddleJ>ack was beai,en by Col·
Jege of the l>esert, 94-71,' In an
overtime contest in Palm Des·
ert.
The Gauchos 'will attempt to
get baCk on the winning track
tonight when they face Desert
Conference leader Imperial
P11nthers
Tra1nple
SC, 82-56
Orange fligh's Panthers
blitzed to a 20-poinl lead after
one qu arter and went on to
crush visi.ting San Clemente
Friday night, 82-&6, In a Crest..
view U-ague basketbal l game.
Coach Walt Hamer's Orange
crew applied a full court press
in the ioitial goings and it paid
off handsomely as the Tritons
comn1itted turnovers by the
handful.
\Vally Hamer Jed lhe winners
\\'ith 23 points while San Cle·
menle's SCQring thrust came
from 'fom Gaulden (15) aod
Sal Lombardi (14).
'I'he Joss dropped San Cle·
mente Crom further champion-
ship consideration as the Tri·
tons are now 4-6.
Coach John Baker's San Cle-
mente crew retums to the
hardwoods Tuesday with a
road engagement with Foot-
hill.
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Bill Helm came lo life in the
second half to lead a ~thargic
'fustin basketball team to a
62·55 victory over L.aguna
Beach Friday night in Crest·
view League action on the win·
ners' court.
Helm was held scoreless in
the first haU as the surpris·
ing Artists grabbed 1 28-27 in·
termission edge.
Wilh Bill at The helm in the
thi rd stanza. the 'fillers scored
18 points. JO by the classy
shooting guard and the out·
come v.•as never in doubl.
Helm hit his entire outpul or
17 points in the second half to
trail teammate Paul Zyskow·
ski by one point for game in-
dividual honors.
For lhe spunky Artist~.
Chuck Cor\1·in hit 14 Y.'ilh team.
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In another game involving
an area Junior CQJlege, Orange
Coast travels to Sanla Ana in
South Coast Conference action.
In th~ Saddleback game, the
tv.·o clubs battled lo a 71-7t
tlc at the, end of regulation
play. College or the ~rt
then outscored the Gauchos,
23·6 in·the five minutes of ov-
ertime.
Coach Roy Stevens had four
players in double fJgures, led
by Cam Smllh'1 Jl points. Eric
Ql.rlstensen followed with ti,
Bill Noon bll II and Rick Ed·
w lltda bad IJ.
ln lbe Golden West game,
the Rustlers stayed with the
powerfl.ll LA.CC club In ~
early stages, trailing 34...n at
one time, but then lhe eubt
pulled away to a 'big· m1tl;lii,
hold ing a 57..fO halfUme lead .
Chris 'Thompson was aa~n.
ihe Jeadinf' ICQrer for the
Rustlers with 28 polntl while
Steve Paselk chip~ In 14,
Marshall wac1; had 11 and
Jlindy Combs hll 10.
1be loss ran Gokieo West11
conference record to l-1 and
ILS season mark to .. JI.
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HO 111c11w 111111 Medi.r-1. 11:..,.. IGGl berth Friday ni ght with a f w1m1c1t1 tNHJ i. •r•lon IGG1. clutch 81·74 decision over vis-Im•, t:U.O . IG~Y1111:C!;.,~1'T2&!. ~~~\s1'·1fi~;msr iting El Modena in Crestview
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consi'derti:I ex~ve nudity or obseenlty.
The burd~ is primarily one prodUotions •11 w'ell aa eh~r
of moral reSJ)Olfsi6Uitf apq in "nudles, ,,._, ~'·' ~ of
enforcing the indUstry;(filvµied others. '1· •• ,
ngs system -an . .X-tag . Some J the, na0'onrs~m,tvie
rs younPterS under lf; with exhiblto:.-~ ·~•e · v~ly
al ~arlaUcins in age,. from refused fl pliY X-t:,ateif llbna,
. oding t~ mov11~uoder aoy .•)>Gt lot qie most }><rt, Circuit
c1rcumstance1. ~ • • , ~wnel! htl't OJ!\ld ln fJiY;or of
FQJ" the Mteater owner~. at1d · ~erce. ·. , 1
managers, the responslbilttiy.. ~A rectt1t ' l\ln'ey ·by -. tht
often C!lnflicts with commerce. Youna: N8Uonal Association or
as theY are faced 'wilh a T.heater owner~', or YOWll plelhor~ of .sex film1t major NATO, 1 small aroUP,~ or.
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:: Jayne Hamil and Robert Vaught are featured in a
·: romantic spoof from "A Smile is 8 Frown Turned
:: Upside DoWn," the musical ·revue of Jul~s Feiller
:· sketches at the Qpen End Theater in Newport
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Iii March 1.
Children's Theate,.
Slwiv Opens Sunda)'
A children's production en-
titled "Mole & Rat & Badger
& Toad," an adaptaUon of
Kenneth Grahame's "Wind in
the Willows,'' opens Sund1y as
the second aiy-action. in South
Coast Repertory's children's
theater !tries.
The 1how will be presented
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f4bulous Lido lslt
PHONE OR 3-1110
EXCLUSIVE -3RD BIG WEEK
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B1h9'.ella Wufta
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The On17~awela1'wa . ' ~ill'KUN: •, .
Also thlt fine fllm -;....,l .. ttd k,. two awords -.
Boat Plctvro -Boat Aclreal
Ool n GI• Al'onl
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at-1and2 :30 p.m. SUlldafs for
five wetks at the Third Step
Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd ..
Coslf Meaa. ,
Dlrectlng the chlldren11
show is .Heath Park, who ls
stagint his tirat production at
SCR. He appeared in a
number of SCR plays, In·
~ludlng ~·we _ Bombed in New
Haven," "Death of i
Saleln)An" _'and "A Funnr
Thing Happened on lhe Way to
the F..orum."
Playing the central role of
Mr. Toad will be Harvey
Kahn, with BUI Brady as the
?lfole, Leslle Taylor as the Ra~
a.nd Biii Dunnam ;is the
Badger.
Squlre Fridell will be seen
as the villainous Jack Wea.set ,
while others In the ca1e ue
Sus11n Green, Steve Hunter,
Joanne Nackow!kl, Ka ren
Hass , .Re111gie Park. Ly n
Odneal, Jerry Morgan and
Erle Van Deusen.
Tickets m41y be ordered by
callfn1 the SCR box oHJce at
'41-J!l.I.
Shelly Sings
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -
Shelly Winters wUI star in her
second Broadw.iy musical
"Minnie's Boys," playing th~
mother of the Marx brothers
and SC.heduled to premiere
March 7.
S1turd1y, FtbrwrY 7, 1'70 i)AILY •!LOT JJ
Antt l.Alttclers
. · O~ly Two Points to ~~.~si~ei;
DEAR ANN LAND-
ERS: The bra-less fad Is
getting to be a bore. I've
read dozens of comrrients
\.by s<H:alled aulboriUes.
Of course tl)ey are all
tnen. In my 9J>.inion, no
one Is an ~ulhority unless
he has had 'some firll·
h _a n d experience. _so,
please .!eJI all lliose Bil
Moulhs tbal unless tliey
have Worn a bra, to shut
up because 1helr com-me~iS don't count
And pow may I have YOlr
opinion, Ann? Is il a good fad
or a bad one?
-MAINE
.DEAi\' PilAINE: In Rly opin-
ion only two tbln1I should bt
coasltered--4Dd y..u cu take
'fllAT s~iement uy way you
wa1U. De you feel moN com·
filt'tlble wltboUl a bn? Do you
lotk beUer wltbDat a bra?
Wh,lle maa_y wolbea c a n
an1wer ye1 a. the Ont ques-
tion, I bew of very few who
cu 1111wer yei,$1 &M second.
DEAR ANN LANDERS' I
am 15. The boy I am crazy
about iJ ta. TQlll waa arrested
!or breaking ani:I er\terin1 lasl
week but it wasn't his fault.
He was high on pot and some
guya dared him to do it. This
was not Tom's first offense, so
thlna:s might 10 a lltlle rough
on him.
He promised me four dU-
ferent times he -would stop
drlnkJng. He has kepr his
promise, but Pot is doing the
same things to him that the
booze U.9ed to do.
My folks don't Uke Tom so I
have to see him on the sneak.
I am worried now becauJe I
think be is tn real trouble. He
is a won<l¢ul_guy ~ut he js milea up. I want to help htri:i
but I don't know how. Plwe
give me some advice ln the
paper. If my folk! knew about
tbb, they'd kill me. -WEEP·
ING WILLOW
DEAR W.W.: Tom needs a
doctor, a lawyer aad contin11ed
YQuth Show
In Benefit
Two benefit perfonnances of
the Fount1in Valley Com·
munlty Theater's children's
play "Aladdin aod t be
Wondtrful Lamp" will be
1lven Saturday, Feb. 14 in
We!tmlnater.
Proceeds from the
performances wlll be donated
to the building fund of the
WeatmMster Community
Theater. Tickets are 50 cents
for both children and adults .
Curtain times are I and 3:30
p.m. at the 17th Street School
auditorium. Joan Hagerty is
directing the production.
CODDMlbl1· froJD • pr~
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GI ~. I 1"1~ you It .ltaY
away fl'Ott'I ltlm. You Cl'. do
IO!blq lor Mm but be eu do
ptaolJ I• yee. Biii ootlalo& pod. .
* * BKACH-LVli>. AT ELLIS * *
'HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH * 847·9608 . '
Excluiive Coast Area Engagement!
"AN ELOQUENT FILM OF CAUSTIC
CONVICTION
AND LYRICAL
BEAUTY!"
-ROLAND GEL.An,
SATUROAY REVIEW
"A VIBRANT,
BRUTAL ·
VISUAL ESSAY.
ONE HELL OF
A TRIP!"
1......;r;IA!!'d lnd Top Attractltn
JAMES COUBURN IN,''WATE,RHOLE NII· 3•
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Women's and Girls' Tights
Low Priced!
100% stretch nylon with
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Wonien's Squaw Boots:
Repilor $5.99
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Replar 69c 10 $1.49
Yotll' dioi"" 0£ puaches,
cllildl, or -lret-. Made
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at waist and: leg openings.
In white, and colors.
Sizes 7 to 14.
Girl/' Wtirr Dtpt,
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Regular $L49
Cotton fleece ..,ith rib
knit c~w necJc, cuffs and
waistband. Raglan sleeves. s;,., 5,M,I. (2-6x)
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to handtome woocf&raia
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ester. machine washable.
Jn plaid1. solids, 1uipcs.
Perma.-Prest9 36-in. wide.
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Decorative "Entree""J>anels . ..
Regular $1.~9 -
100% ·Dacron•~arqui.s·
ettc, 11h-in.,:rod pocket.
3-i n. bottom hem.; In
white only! 40s81:.tach. o .. ,,., Dtpt •
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Toilet Seat s..m,_.
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Beautiful
Gladiola Bulba
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Pl•nt now for·• beautiful
garden.• Se the .envy of
your nc.ighbon this $Um·
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Beal
Estate . .
QuestiOM • • ad '' . ' ;.._ :.. .. ""°' .... ., .. H, ••
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RHltor
R..,dal Mc:C.r~·' ,
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wt..t •re "• benefits el 1 c~h•n? w, ·hll"
livid In ovr own home i.r IM p11t M Yl•fl. Fer -
ahort P9rioil, betwHn homff, .. dicl. IW. In ah .P.rt-
ment •nd did not care for that at 111.
We are .1tftmptlnt to d1t1rmlrie·tf w. would Mtjoy
the condominium Ufa, but we really ct.l't le...-much
about them. What •r• some of fhe , MVent.,..: N
dludv•nte9e1? ~ . ·~
, RTS • COiii Meu .. . ' . "Condominium" means ucommon ownership,'• and
that's the key to Wfderstag.ding th! condo-conc'ept.
Today-ts ci>ndomin!um is ' a forin of cooperative
ownership ot ·a ·residence: Each buYer purchases ~ pro-
portionate Sb are o( the common areas "7" rand, walls and
recreational facilities -and own out.tight? one particular
unit of space. For yo ur money, you receive iieed to the
space your un it occupies, but at th·e same1timi you ip-e
freed from general maintenance.
You receive an individual tax assessment QD your
apartment and are liable o_nly for those 4txes. You mar
deduct the taxes and mortgage interest you pay on your
unit -just as you would as a homeowner -plus your
proportionate share of those items paid on the common
property.
Condominiums often allow you to buy reasonably
priced living units on hi gh-priced land. This might be,
as in the case of The Bluffs, property on which most of us
could never afford to build a house. The fat::t that many
families share the cost makes the price manaj!:eable. It
providt!s the pride of home ownership without the
responsibilities of maintenance. Also, it affords recrea-
'tional facilities such as cJub bobse and tennis courts
which we otherwise could i;:iot afford. • . •
A word of ,caution. Make sure yoq understand ex-
actly what the.Association .dues (~ainten8nce {ee._etc.l.
include. Also determine il these fees are adequate; will
there be funds enough to cover all.th!? expeqseS of the
Association? I have seen dues raised froOl $25.00 to
$35,000 to $50.00 and t~en to $60.00 per month:
Where do people come from ·~·dtheY, '~om• to
California? When people move from CaHfo!ni•, Where
do they move to? ., \· , , ·
I have .,I ways wondered what if ates ""P"PI• left, to
come to California and equally curious Whaf. states have
been powerful enough to attract people away from
California.
RRC • Huntington Beach
More people come· to California froi:n the slate of
Texas Qien from any other state. Ohio is the seCOnd
largest coiltributor. Tllinois ranks third in'tlie amount of
its populolu~: lt aends to California. Ne'v York, rank s
fourth, Afichigrur fifth. our neighbor Arizon'3 sixth, my
home slate "or Pennsylv'a nia sevinth·. Washington is
eighth on the list \\.'Ith Colorado ninth and the sunshine
state or Florida is tenth.
\Vhen pOOple leave the.. state of california, their first
choice of a better place to Jive is the state "of Oregon .
The second choice ls a little filrth~r north-the state of
Washin,l!ton. Third choice· for thos«; lea~g California is
•.. back to Texas! •· · .;
Editor's Note: Randall !R,.J!c:Cb.die;:U an investment
analyst. president. of il1e Rtal Es'ttiteTs1 a college lecturer,
a director of the Californja Assocja~jon. of Real Estate Teach·
irs, author of "Real Estatt in Ciilt/oinia." Send your qUt?s·
tlom and commentl to Randall'R.'¥cCfin1le ·c/o the DAILY
PILOT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa ~fesa, :92626.
Dana Point ;Varina . .
Attraction at Tro)' ·
Dana Point l\.1arina, a
$9,400,000 recreation harbor,
has proved lo bP. one of the
major attractions for buyers
at Troy Homes By the Sen in
San Juan Capistrano. The
marina is less than five
minutes away.
This repo11 was m a de
yesterday by William Schultz,
marketing and sales director
for lhe McCarthy Company,
developers of the new borne
community.
\Vhen completed the marina
l\'iil have space ror 2.000 small
Homes in lhe first unit of
1he ~home development are
selling ahead or projections
and construcUon is uooetWay
on 44 homes in the second
unit. Prices raOlfl from~f27 ,950 to $34.950.
Furnished models are open
dally flom 1o:oo·a.m. to dUJk.
They C111 be reaclted by tufii'
Ing olf the Santa Ana.San
Di'IO Freeway at San Juan
capi.stranO and proceding west
lo the intersection of Del
Obispo Street and Del Avion
Boulevard.
craft., boal repair racilities,
restaurants, m o t e I s , a
heliport , parking areas, sWlm·
ming beaches, picnic centers,
and special plaUorms for
fishing from• the breakwater.
Jt is scheduled for c:ompfelion
this year •• "M~ 1uniu.. )ult Jlk• to
live near a marina even If
they do not owii a boat," sald
Schulz. "For those with boats,
it is truly a paradise. The
marina atmosphere is ex-
citing, ever changing, and
always lively.
''The history of home
developments ln S o u t h e r n
California shows that · 'the
value of homes near marinas
tend to' increase more substan·
tially than those in com-
parabJe communities without
marinas close by. Many of our
buyers at Troy Homes By the
Sea report their plans for tn·
joying all the benefits of
buying a house so close to a
major Soulhland-marilla.'' . '
Broadway Picks
R~gional Chief
Edwin Barnes, manqtr of
the Broadway Downey,. has
been named regio.1al manager
for 11 of the firm's Los
Angeles area stores including
the facilities • in Hunllngton
' Beach and Newport Beach.
Barnl!IJohted the Broadway
Department Stores In 1147.
and subsequently aerved ih
many executlv~;capeclUes In-
cluding managing the firm's
unils localed II P..._... Ind
Downey... ' "
e JOB PRINTING e PUBLICATIONS e NEWSPAPERS
Ou•lity Printin9 •nd Oep•nd1ble Service
for more tfwin a qu•rl•tl of • c·•ntury.
PIL OT PR INTl~JG
U11 Wiil U.1.IOA RYI.. MiWtOi1 •at -~111
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Predicts Increase
HOUSTON -The Colmdl ol
Hou1h11 Productr•J 1 group of
Ameri ca'• largest
homebuilders, predicted II!
memb<n wUl ·1J\cnaat ~
• Ing prochlctJon l!> 117' l1Y. JS '
percent ov!r :tut• year: Y'hUe
the todualry pro~·• d"'llnc , of more than 10 percent.
In 1989 the • 15 bulldet·
meJnberi of tbt council. pro-
duced tt,729 housing uniLs, .•
2S percent jump from the year
berore, accountmg for an aa·
gregate aales volume of more
than II btlllon. Tbe tolal
number ol units actually built
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in 1!111 by couocil members , • ex~ •their' earlier pro-~ jectlori Of J.UWlrY; ... 1919, by •• altua~OM, which many c~cll
ipjlfoxlmattly 2,000. membera did. I n 111641, U..
VISTA DEL VERDE-HOMES IN SAN CLEMENtE OPENING THIS WEEKEND
For 1970, t~ bu.lldlng finns spokes~ said. . '
represented on the council e..x: The b1g .comparues are afstii
pect to produce 55,814 houainc able to keep abrust of ad~1 uolts. vancinc .. ~lop a~ d'
V18ta del Verde
New Clen:Wnte -Tract Opens
Real Estate
A councll spoieiman s a I d partldplte 111 lhe n e w e ~
that it's three percent of the Io 9erNMl1t-IJIODIOred -P!°"'
approximately t.45 million grams for low income hooei.J1gt
housing slartl last year. Some Six of the cooncff m~bers,
intormed sources prtdict lhat for examJ?_le, were named as
Semi. oar Set slarta in 1970 'fill drop to finaJlstl In the HUD-sponsored about 1.26 million unils or ap-'' 0 peratton· Break~h"
protimately 400,000 leu than competlUon.
On Tu~day last year. U this estimate
hold! up, the COW1Ci1's share of
Grand opening of the nN stone or brick are featured in rooms. dining r o o m s , the total housing market will
Vista del Verde community in living rooms and in each bedrooms. hallways and' "How to Attract R I s k ju1np to 4.5 percent. In 19'10. County BI~;
Sets Show . San Clemente is set ror this lirtplace there is a gas Log master lllites. Capital into Real.Estate in the "\Vhlle the industry output
w e e·k e n d , R o b e r t K . Lighter· Built-in appliances include '70s," is the title of a seminar as a whole has geen declining,
In lhc balanced poWer rnnge, double oven, fan. waste which will be conducted in nieinbers of t h e council of Ostengaard, vice pre11ident of kitchens lhere are m{lny housing producers have been
Ccwt ConslrucUon Company, cabinets . for storaje and in di.!pcser, di s h w 15 he ~' Santa Ana , Feb. 10 by noted experiencing sub!tantla1 .gain, The Oranie County Cha_pter1 ...a each cabik1et · vnu'll s.e e refrigerator, 8 u t 0 ma.tic investment educator J W both In "ts buUl and--doll · Inc., arroounccu.. ~" washer and dryer. · · um .ar 'Building Industry AnociaUon
Vista del Verde is the. e.vi~nce or rine craftmanshlp Thermostat controls main-Levine. volJ.Plle, ''. the spokesman said. of California will observe
nettSt ·CMCept-of .. on4he-Jot.-in the use of h~ood with Lain any desired temperature Several hundred area Real-~=~~.·.to. con-"~ Day for' BIA" oa Thuri-1
line" construction technique -natural or decorator painted via sound proored rorced air ·tors are el"pected to attel'ld -Members of-lbe ..aJW!clT~ _d_!y, Feb. -12, a~di:nl to
3. method of'-Uilng lanil to its finishes. Work Counl.'er tops heatln&~ un!ts and homes are the Real Esta~ Investment because Of-Ule size of. their 'JOhn P. Parker of Nripqtt
best advantaie yet provide are ceramic or formica aad , insulated. Aluminum window conference which will be held operaUons; are able ti> obtahr Beach, chapter presld~n~. ~::
totaly priv~ for residents in scime models 'offer i. brtakfut •frames assure freedom from a{ tht"Tltle Jmurance & Trust large-scale financing more In the ~ mem·
the count.ry cub community. bar. Floor covering in kitchens 'draft!. Co., Santa Ana. readily, attract and hold top bership effort, some 25 teams
Designed for re.sot\ llving in and baths is long-wearing To Visit the Vista de! Verde The overall purpose of lhe management talent and .put to of .members will vi.alt building
a year 'round seashore e.r thick vinyl. Monofilament .. model homes, drive on ·the seminar will be to inslrucl use the most ad'vanced and allied ConstrucUon O~
vironment just twb miles from nylon carpeting Is ·us c d Sant. Ana·San Diego Freeway Realtors on how to better business systems. They are not already rnernJ>ers of tho
the center of San Clemente, throughout the homes in a to Camino de Estrelle turnoff analyze investors' needs and prepared...JO move into new organlution. The chapter .has
the homes are situated on a choice of effective, decorator and go inJand a half mile to offer counsel on real estate In-markets quickly and take ad-memberships ror the special ~~~~tl~ou~~~y~i~~~:;~~...::'o=l=or=s~an::::.d~pa::::ll•='="':..::in:..::ll•=l=ng~=~=e~co=mm::::="=ni~cy=.~-~~~=''=sl?n::::•=n=ls=.~~~-~~~'•=n=l•~a=•-'-of'--ne'--w-'p=rofi'--'b~b-~~•~ne-d.:.:~'Y:__drt_•_e~,_P_a_rk_er~•ru_·d_.~
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eleetric, television cables are
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· The homes are ideal for • ., '11..'0 '"'founa:·ln.~. actiYe or semi-., '
active ti~ a n d' Pnt
fesslonal people who have
achieved a ...,plateau of' living
for recr.111tlon and leisure, ac-Cordlng lo Robert MetcaU,
president or the firm.
Residents of Vlsta:del Verde
will disco"ver a. new ·freedom of
Individuality and privacy in
this zero lot 'line concept of
home building.
Vista del Verde's Pleasingly
fresh re sldeoces are ollered i'n
three creatively designet:s' noor
plans and aeveo interesting
architectural s t y I e s
llfodern, Provincial a n d
California cootemporary.
AJI homes are sited on in-
dividual Iota and, depending on
choice of erterlor design and
floor plan, are offered w1th
h~·o, three or four · bedrooms,
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also include fully landscaped,
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home buyers, to be mad_e
available at four IJJsk Homes
devclopmen"i: In Los Angeles
and Orange Counties, has bttn
announced jolnUy by latmor
decoratorJ.oi•Harding and E.
• 0. "m.d" Warnilngton Jr.,
dlrectol' ol saJeo and mar~ for Lusk Homes.
Pw'du!sen · or honie. • at
Country IUlls C1'a ilabr1 and
Fulle!1on); Countrywood (Ha-
cienda Helghio): Nohl Ranch
(Anahel,. and Oran,e); and
HunUngton.S•~~-1 tTI (Hun-
tin<ton Beach); wUJ be glvtn
a free one-hour consultation on t
any facet of the decoraung: of
lhelr ,,... hOme by ·Lob ·
Hordln1 I< Auoci.11<, a
member firm In the National
Society of lnt.ij,or'Dtslgn.
"We ·aptk:fplti that the m•-
Jorltj of quatlonl wW coocem
-· of colon Ind mattilals." Miu H • r d t a g sata, "but we· will be Clfld-
pletely 1v1tlablt to the home
buJt• for ~ rqardlng
lrlY factt ol interior decor
they ml&ht have." • ·
Warmington Aid the "rvlae
Is or partitullr value to borne
~yen who are .uncertain con-
cttnlng the coonllllatloll or
mlon tbtoqhool the home.
l'ormed In 1113, Lo ls
Hsr11\ng I< AllOdale la head-
q111ttered In Orqe, 'lliero
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Today, exactly the home you hM been
wanting ell your lffe is waiting for
you It Like Forest
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See Green#DOd! You wot1't ·wor1 to leawl Honestly,
ifs like a trip 'O the mountoinL Yau aou a'bobbling
bl'ool. Ol"I a rustic woOd bridge, WMd 'fOUI way along
~winding polh ondY041'worrfwd ot the fiw .lpCll'Jous
G1•1MM:ld modllc, tt.1..i•t They're .spectooJtor.
Five stunning new modell ln The Woods.-S!rikinil boamod ....,.,,,.. ..... ....-....... ._ rnu1t1-
... ol ....-.iut !Mh .... "Gonion l<ildoon•" 1"' lho
Greenwood! Ari arruy of striking rww homes in o .t·
ting l#d.Jpticm.d for rm! livlng. HM, tn Thi Woods
'Ot lake ·Fotd you'h find exac:riy the home YfU'W
.,,_,. -"'"""" .... '"" boouflfully .......... fmoginafiw rww midencas that go on .10le today ff,,
thefinttime. I• thweontya limited ~CNOilab'9i'
The OMMf 11 a c.apltol YESI Yau'll want to~ not
Qnfy .. homl that-fib your need and budget, but
tt. area otlake F-orest where you would Ilk• to hcM
it built. Yau how ywt cholml Beneoth'"tall ff"5 in
the frogront Woods -or on a gently curvirig ttr..t
In the friendly Villogo.
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$500,(Q] 8eoch arid Tennis Oub -ond start from
there. Toke JN bJr by Tram. Soll the lok• on the
good ship 'taM Fcww." s. oil of Loke forettl
GrNnwood Hornu come
with 3, 4, CinifS"tiielitiiiN,
fomify fOCWN and at led
:2 balk rt..'• good,...
on primt too. n.y *" at $32,995. And,..,_, ....
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home can t. occ9f*d •a
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Plans· Up
Troy Sales
• Btlght,colors have lncre.ued .
the appeal of model• at Tro~
J1 omeS by the Sea in San Juan
Caplstral)Q, thereby increasing
sales, reports _ Roy Ronlan,
,aubdivision sales manag~.
Troy Homes by the Sea is a
250 home development ol The
McCarthy Company in a quiet.
smog free, beach oriented
ai:ea.. --.
'1Faqtllles Iooking for new .
' homes ~ppreciite the new col·
nr Plans we ofter," said
Roman. "They react to lhem
In Polilive ways. Today's
fam.ilY, demands Ch e e r f u I
homes and they· get them in
hdmes that feature brlibt col·
ors."
• Alda ~-Rokos of A I"<! a '
Interiors, Irie., Costa Mesar
who did ihc decoraling and
color olans for the five models
reports that the U.Se of e-0lors
w111ch are pure and true sets
the mood ror each home.
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/l'rio . of Tall Investments
· "For example, a rich green
Is used in the contemporary
model to carry out our
tropical South Seas theme,"
JShi!: said. "We ~ have used a
brick red, or sienna rust, for •
nur Spanish hQme. In our Mld-
\Vesl model we use ~ cheerful
yello\I'. In a contempo rary
Sweet Teeth at Yorktowne •. The~e three skyscrapers are being acquired ,bY Con-t nect1cut Gene ral Life Insurance Company -from
J Jett, the 41-story Continental Can Building and the 1. 4-2--story l\·lobil Building. both in midtown Manhattan.
.,. .. &Jld the 40-slory Erlevie\v Plaza, second tallest of-}~
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!ice building in do\vnt own Cleveland. Together the
three structU:res con tain over 2,750 ,000 square fee t
of renlable space. The buildings \Vere purchased
for a com bined $105 million .
-------------------__ model with New England ideas, "'e use brown . And in
few minutes away.
J Hanna Berates Money· Policies
~ · "Overtlght money policies caused a recession ;,
."' •. an~ the l}.i~hest interest r~tes housing I n d u s t r y , ' ' ~~ fllve-cut-bou;ing &e-Congressman claimed.
another modern home we use
bright r'ed."
Troy Homes by the Sea arc
priced from $27,950 to $34,950.
Models are open dally from
Visitors to the Shi e I d s
Development Co. community
of Yorktowne in }luntington
Beach can fill out a card and
\Vin a large box of Valentine
candy for their sweetheart any
time this week, according to
Dick Kurlh, of Kurth and
Associates, sales agents.
down payments ind a choice
of VA, FHA or conventional
financing. Buyers also have a
choice o[ 15 different exterior
styles to choose from.
New .. homeow,1u s moving
their s w ee theart s into
Yorktowne will find they hive
made their chores a bit easier
to accomplish, becawe of the
Gaffers and Saller built . in
kitchens, the spacious, easy-to-
maintain rooms and the pro-
ximity of all the needed
services.
F"or the young valentines, an
elementary school is w:lthin
the boundaries of the com·
munity and there are no ma-
jor streets to cross to reach it.
For the entire famil y,
r e creatlonal facilities, In·
eluding the finest beaches in
the Southland, are on I y
minutes away fro m
Yorktowne.
the.
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: tivity.by more than 40 peri!ent ·Hanna, who is considered _by
.. · l n the Ormige County a,rea," many_ lo be eaurornia"s most
c;'.9ngressman ruchard T. Han-eipcrienced legislator in hous
:fia said Thursday. ing and related fields, warned
{ '"\Ve arc witnessing the that unless relief is quickly
• lighles.t housing market since forthcoming, ii will be dlfficull :i • the end of World War II ," the for the local Jndustry to
:, veteran legislator charged. recover.
•· "The combination of high in· '"Already a number of small
~ lerest rates, the unbclia vable contractors ha\'e bee,1 forced
~ scarcity of mortgage credit, out of business," Hanna said.
:i and the skyrocketing costs of "And with starts down to a
~ material, labor, and land have minimum new housing will be •
unavailable during a pc:riod of
rl.slng demand."
Hanna said many local peo·
pie are moving i n t o
apartments rather . than Pay
the..h lgh tnleresl rates. "And
even adequa\&-aparlments arc
getting hard to fi"nd -in fact
the vacancy factor is now the
lowest since the Korean War,"
Hanna noted.
'"Congress has tried to deal
with this problem during the
last session," the
C on gressmari comme11ted.
"but wt! hal'c had little
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cooperation and almost no in· be reached by turning off the
terest (rom the Administra· Santa Ana.San Diego Freeway ti~n.. at San Juan Capistrano and "Des "t •• 1~ .... b"ll" . proceding. west on Del Obispo pi e pa,_ng a.., 1 ion Street to Camino de! .Avion
h9~ing bill p.nd H;R. 15001. a Street. then west to the de-
measure designed to pump velopment.
F o u r boxes of chocolates
will be aw::irded to persons
"'hose cards are drawn next
Sunday, Feb. 15. Adult visitors
"can drop by the sa1es office to-
day or any time lhis week and
fill out the card to be eligible. money into housing and c<1;sc
i'hterest rates," he "·ent on,
"the situation is worsening."
Yorktowne , at 9861
Ne .. w P i•co icl enl Frederick Circle is open daily 0 from 10 a.m. untii dusk.
"This is due," said Hanna, "to ·At the Shields development
the President's refusal Lo im· J\ ppo iJ t lC(] community, tho 1970 model
plcmcnt the ;iulhorily the ho1nes are being shO\\'n, with
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' d John DeGrcgory. 56, of both one and t\l·o story models
ongress as enac e · Downey. has been elected with t'il'O, three and fo ur
•·we are almost a million president or Torrance-based bedrooms.
Two or Uie laraer shopping
centers in Orange County are
nearby, including the Hun-
tington Center and the South
Coast Plaza. Smaller centers
~th specialty shops are also a
To reach the sates office
were cards are aVailable.
drive south on Brookhur1t
from the Garden Grove or San
Diego Freeway to lhe com-
plex, turn right to 9161
Frederick Circle. For furthtr
information. the sales office
number if 962-4-475.
GE Honors Ro ss Cortese
' 11nils behind 1968 produc tion Standard Brands ·Paint Co., The fa ct tha~ there arc the Lagi..na HUis developer Ross cited this month by GE's ·
and unless the Administration according to $id Greenberg. smaller homes available has Cortese will be honored by Construction A1arket Develop-
begins to move, "·e'IJ fall chairman of the board. made this a big hit with young General Electric Co. with an menl OperaUon.
further behind." DeGregory has been with families with only one child or award for his contributions to The Rossmoor Le Is u re
Hanna said he Is preparing a Standard Brands since It open· older families whose children better living. World apa rt m e n t and
comprehensive hdu sing bill ed :1<I ye~rs ago .and has been have moved out. His firm was among some townhouse p r o j e c t w.1s
\\'hich-Wilfjfrovide substantial -~10~ v1ce-pres1dent for th~ Pr1ctd from $28,!t!JS, these 150 of the nation's leading recently featured by General
·relief 10 t.he ailing industry. He -_la_•<_ru_n_•_Y_•_•_"_· ______ h.,-o_m_•_•_•_r_e_o_r_rer_ed_w_i_th_Jo_w __ ho_m_e_and __ a_.:pa_rtm_e_n_t _b_ui_ld_e_n __ E_lec_tr_ic_ln_a.:_,._r_ies_:._o_r_a_d_s-;.-..
said he \VOUld disclose the
details of his measure in a
week .
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Planned Units SOar
Re1iilential Com'!" unity of. Fumre? 1 f
G. H. Felgemaker, Inc., a
Newport Beach firm engaged
in enviromnental design, was
awarded second prize in the
National Swimming Pool Com-
petition, sponsored tiY bOtli the
.i... Ame t 1-c-a n Society of
"I.and.scape Architects and the
National Swimming P o o I
Institute.
The award, which carries
with it a swn of $1,500, was
presented at the national con-
vention in Anaheim.
The site chosen b y
Felgemaker was a sloping
suburban lot in R e s \ o n .
Vll'ginia. Empbasia: WU to
deveJop a lan ds ca p e In-
tegrating the swimming pool
aesthetically and functionally
into the resklential area.
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4 Qreat CExtetiors % ~oose Proin.
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IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
On 6 Homos
In Unit V
Unit VI
.Coming
Livi nur tho .... n In HuntlnfllOn llllch. Enjoy
tho cl11n, cri11>off1horo b-11 •. AI Rlncho La
Cueota yoil'n. find homeo lo complomont Ihle
fine environment.
Th110 oro l1rg1 comfot111bl1 f1mOy "-• doolfnod
with fl1lr end lm19ln1Uon.
Como out todly 1nd lri11>1ct our Sen Miguel
mod1l1 ••• w1 oleo .hove • Iorgo 111..Uon of·other
flnehomeo.
· VA, FHA, Conventlon1I term• 1v1llable
Phone (714) eea.2929
4 BR·3 BATHS
Prlt;es tram
$32,990
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• 2· OR 3-CAA GARAGES
• ALL-ELECTRIC PATIO KITCHENS
• BUILT·IN RANGE IJID OVEN· WJTH STYLISH DARK GLASS DQOpt
• BUILT·rN DISHWASHER
• HEAVY 0urv otiPoSEif
• FUU W1DTH PLATE GLASS MIRRORS IN AU. IATHS
• STArNLESS STEEL KITCHEN SINKS
• GOLD ANODIZED ALUMINUM KITCHEN WINDOWS
• l'IMPUIED GLASS SUDINC WALLS
o CUSTOM D£StaNm HAIG flf'.11$«1Mt.ll!DWOOD
ICITCl<IN CABINETS ,.
• LA110E lqrCHEN PAHTlllH
• 8HM£ ROOFS
• CULTUMD, MARW PUU,MAN.TOPS • , · • FORMAL DfNINO 'ltOOMI' •~MASTER llDROOM' YANITllS AHD1LMOE·CLOSETS · • DEPENDAIU. COST ..... ~NO FOftCm Mt HfATINQ
• CUST~ UGHTiNO 'flXTURES JHflt)tJJ»fOin) 1 : • • • PfllO.AMD FOi ~ CONDITIONING
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.. ;Selling Fast
. .'"Cuesta Proving Popular .. Tbe lbth unll of hom.., al
Don Aym Jr.'a Rancho LI
Cuesta ih HltnUngton Beach is
-lhlnl aold whllc lhe louo-
daUOlll are •Ull being poured,
11ya Bud Frieker, sates man-
"'1 · ":rhe tlnt 22 or this in-
ca:ment of 3S wint before we
knew it," Fricker remarked.
• The three and four bedroom
· • bomea are selling for $25,990
• IJ> llUllO with FHA and VA
. -financing plans av ailable.
Credit r.jeetions have P;Ut a
limJted numbtr of brand new
homes in the previous unH ~ck on the market. The
bornes have never been lived
Jn and may be occupi ed
March I.
One ol the popular homes at
Rancho ~ CUe&ta is jhe 300
lqllll'e fool El Dorado. This
,..
Ii ant home bas 1700 .11quare
feet downstairs and 1300
upslalrt. There are several
oplionat Wayt of completing
the Upstairs. One is to hav1 . '
lhe builder do it to specifica-
tions, at his cost, before move-
in. Other· families complete a
part of the :area as they go
along and have room for
future exoan!ion. One sug-
gested opiion could give as
many as eight bedrooms to the
whole house. Prices of the El
Dorado begirl at $34,400.
Ran ch o La Cue1ta is at
Brookhurst Street and Atlanta
Avenue in~HunUngton Beach.
FumJshed· a:nd decorat ed
model homes are open to
visitors every day. Telephone
information may be obtained
by calllng 968-29211.
Huntington Harbour
Lists Sales Record
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New Pr9ducts Forwar:.!! Goal
Of Maintenance Free Home
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NEW YORI( (UPI) -The lakes paint with e•ccllent
maintenance frte home. 'l'his result!.
is thf: goal today and there's a Other featuru? uRlgld vinyl
lfOWinl list of prodUcts mlsls flaking, rotUng. pe<l-
dt!lgned to help t he ing, bllste.rlng, c or r o s I o n
homeowner have a home w•rping, patUng and slaining;
that's 'attractive bi.it requires .a Is virtually unaf(ecied by com·
minimum ·effort -'° k·e e P mon household cleaners and
sparkling and in rtpair. ·solvents and most industrial
Amoiig lbe more rectnl of chemicals and fumes.
scralctilng, abrasion, dentin&
and th! att.aclls of \tmtlle<
and fungi." Fowles old.
"And, since Jta tbennal eoft•
dlltttvity is extremely low, its
use adds an e1b:a laywer of
insulaUon against temperature
extremes."
There is a tafety r1aor.
since rigid vinyl won't aupp(lrt
combustion. these are the ri&id vinyls, "Rigid vinyl also r e s J s t s
available in an ever·tncreuingl~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;miijj variety of 'sidings, eutters,
shutters, and other products.
Around long enough to have
proved themselves, the vln)'ls
still are not as well koown as
some of the. alumlnurp, steel,
.and coated or aggrefate
plywood products with which
they are competitive. •
" · Answering questions about
.·rigid vinyl, George .A. Fpwles,
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Com·
pahy vice president, say• it is
"one or· the toughe~t bulldina:
products available. It can be
oposed to sun, wind and
temperature extremes for ex-
tended periods without fad ing
or deterloratlng."
Fowles, whose co mpan y
I SEE BY TODA Y'S
WANT ADS
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Record aales for 1969 at the
rtsidenUal marine community
ol Huntington Harbour have
been reported by i t 1
developer, Huntington
Harbour Corporation.
It does not lnclude tll\U'es for makes the raw materials for
mu1ti·family land sales. the building vinyls, says the t.'Olor "goes all the way
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performance, L o g a n is· ting, and making cleaning a
forecast.Me a "brisk year" for simple detergent and water
1970. He said th at estimates job." Should you ever want to
According to Sales hfanagcr
Ray L o g a n , transacUons
totalling nearly $10 million are
rtct1rded for last year. This
(igure, an Increase of $1
million over the previous year,
represents the sale of 191
units, including h o u 1 e s •
townh~uses, lots and resales.
are for apnroximately $11.5 paint, however. for a change
' -~~~MA~S~T~E~R~B~E~D~R~O~O~M'.'....:S~U~IT~E~A~T'.._'.'R~A~N~C~H~O~L~A~C~U~E~S~T~A~H~O~M~E=S~~~~-~o~!~~~l~or'._!~~r~ha~p~s._".th~e~v~in~y~I~"'!"'"'!"'"'!"'"'!"'"'!"'~"'!"'"'!"'"'!"'~"'!"'"'!"'"'!"'"'!"'~~~ million in sales or about 2001_
j\'ew Realtor
Nancy J. Moore ha s
otiened an office at 3471
Via Lido, Ne wport
Beach. She specializes
1n real estate counsel-
ing and exchanging.
units.
Sirw('"-its opening· in 1(162,
Hu11tington Harbour has been
recogn.Jzed as an outstanding
example or a totally master·
planned. self-contained com-
munity. Desi gned for families
.. w~o w"n~ {l w.A,ter..griented Uf~
$tyle, the Harbour provides a
variety of resi dential types.
:;chools, a shopping center and
extenalve rec rea tional
facilttles.
CurrenUy, Hu n t In g t on
Harbour has several new
waterfront model homes on
display. The $70,000.$90,000
residences feature cathedral
ceilings, master b e d r o o m
suites with private decks
overlooking the water and
massive fireplaces surroLmded
by sunken conversation coves.
Firm Wins 2nd
Gerhardt H. Felgemaker
and a desrgn team from his
Newport Beach design studio
won aeaind prize in a swim·
mtna: pool landscape design
competition co-sponsored by
the National Swimming Pool
lMtllute and the American
Society of La ndscape
Architects. The prize waa
worth $1.500.
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
l Pleaslng
p1s llme
fl E:r:p101ive
projrct1le
10 Flsh hook
fr1tu1e
14 Hystrri a
IS Gelling
agrnt
lb Not good
morally
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2 ;~~d s 11 l.l lslt ad in g
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4 Quantity 25 Anlllot11'1s
2& Treatise )0 Ending ust:I
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137 Fight
3s·c·1uJst 01
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4111 OdOr 48 Memory
pro mptu19
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SO Afghanista1{s , Yeslt rday'$ Pun It Solved:
neighbor SZ lilovts away
from shore
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56 "·· -lht ~nt •• .''.
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57 Rult of
conduct bO Social
affair
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b4 Insects
b5 Vt1t e
bb Gravr
ol/rnst
b1 Unstttlrd
b8 Cro5s
bit Bi1d
DOW!/
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11ollution
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3 Pr epos iti on
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Jane iro
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~nt es\or
b Burrow mg mammal
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13 Lost vital 4l Hove Ju1t fluid c le1r of l~ Fish th e ground
2l Pleasantly 45 Gause-lo
div erted ta~e effect
24 British 47 l.lo~t Isles n1Uve fa stidious
2S ~1embtrsh ip 49 r.1itd
on an dr11mlly
excluutge 51 Flowtr
20 Srn1 ll SJ Kind or
missiles tarri19e 27 Of a 54 City nt.ir
certain bone 1 tile Donn rr 2a Hil l ' Pass
29 Form of SS Outsidt:
pollutior> Pref111
31 Black SO·IOnd of f1bric dancer 32 Romeo 57 Animal's
7 ~loldln9 -Jl Waler .ibodt
8 Pref ix in
Stotliish
11•111es
'J Musita1 note
10 Ottrtve
11 Birds:
Latin
12 Burst
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3111 Rtputtd st19e virt ue 59 Inc.ti• ·
4B Mlld 6l ln1u11inUo"
Ol lh ,tpty; ~l Soft 2 •ords cushion~ 03 Work:
masSC$ P11fhc
The Pacesetter family plan:
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heart of the Irvine Ranch ·
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Move up to a Patesetter home at The Ranch in Irvine
and you move into a ne\V way of living.
The Ran ch has been cspeci<1lly~created (or today's
young, active (amilies on the move. Homes, like tlie
Vera Cruz model sho\vn, offe r comfortable, elegant
living, with more square footage per dolldr.
Every home has all the Paceselter touches of qu alily:
the spacious master suites, luxurious carpeting, a fam·
ily room, formal and informal dining, beamed c:athedr.I
ceilings and wann textures throughout, from the wood
of the double-door entry to the aged brick-c>f the dra-
matic fireplace. Designed (or living, because Pacesetter
builds homes, not just hou5es.
BlOk00,\.1 2
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And with every home, yo u get room ior gro1ving. l hc
R~nch re-cr.eates the feel of an early.California ranch,
with permanent greenbelts, eucaly ptu s·lined paseos
ancta t::el'itrat pa-rlc, A PReset!er home at The Ranch is
an investment in l<Ind and an investrncnt in living.
Our .Cwbedroom Vera Cruz mode l is priced at $30,650.
O_ther model s, in 1 and 2 story designs, stdrt at $28,450
WJt!l the best FHA and VA financing available. Con1e
by today for a look. You'll probably wan! Jo slay.
Sales office 714/838-9330
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Abe Llncoln'a folllor could Mva l>ff• boP(li•t II a bOme
buyer' loday -oven with hl;h
1110 rial t11>1e cosu.
The arrival of Abe's birth-
day Feb. lJ brlnp lo mind the
boyboQd pf tho 11th Prt•ldent
-whtn bl4 famUy moved to
Indiana after land title dif·
OculUe1 involving thrte Ken-
tucky form 11om ...
In the opinion of Thomas J.
Holstein1 pttilldtpt or the
Amaricm Lond TUI• Aalocla-
., tion, Abe's dad prob1b1r would
have preferred today s high
mortaaae interest rates and
tip! m.,,.y to the UUe
htad-.chts he encountered.
Especi ally with title
11feguardJ that are available
today for the protection of
home .buyer and ot.her real
estate invutments.
When Abe's father, Tbomas_
Lincoln, tried io sell one Ken·
tueky farm, he found' it ac-
tually measured 3t 1crts less
Bede.v.iled
Pt1tn It w11 auppqsed to cover.
With another Lann, an oblifa-
Uon he wu r .. p<Mstble or
was laraer than repr1sented
and the title holder demanded
money lo•tead of mtreh1ndise
as orl&lnally ogreod upon. A
third farm was lost through a
sUll of ejectment. In 1116.
Thomas Lincoln and family
moved to Indiana ·'With hopes
or findinc .ecure h o m e
ownersblp. •
La.1d title defects still can
trouble real estate purchasers
and lenders in 19'10, according
to Hol&tcin. But today's pru·
dent investor can gein peace
of mind where financial los..i;
from title defects is con.
cemed. ·
Holstein, who is presidenl or
LaCroase (Wis.) County Title
Company, reconuMnded these
pointers to prospe.ctlve home
buyers mld other Investors in
today'i real est.ate market :
-Be cautlouS and make
sure your ln$.erests are well
reprat0ted Jn 1 purchase or
other inveittnent. -fn.alst on an \IJ»to-di.te
land UUe oearch of oeparotely·
tocattd J>1!bllc recorda for
po11lble uue ddocll thal
could threaten an lnves~nt
-even If a previous mrch
has betn made recently.
-Ask about ownlr's title
insurance to protect a&alnlt
financial losa !torn posalblc
1969 Was
Best Year
Since 1963
Sanderson to Manage
Tarbell Viejo Office
TORO MANAG~R ..
Julien Sancler1on
w
Julian Sanderson has. been
selected manager of t h e
Tarbell Company's new El
Toron-Mi!Sion Viejo office at
23331 El Toro Road.
The opening of tl'Us new of-
fice brin~ the totaLnumber or
Tarbell offices to 31.
Sanderson is formerly fron1
Dearborn, Mich.. \Yhere he
was a member of the manage·
ment team for the Ford r.toJor
Company. He bas been in the
past six years .
The Tarbell Company is
presently building three new
offites scheduled in Orange
County for OJ)e{ling after the
first of the new year.
ON THE TUBE
Fet the li11t tuide to whet't
h•rl"•~lllt o~ TV, r1td TV
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1F YOU MISSED OUT AT NEW· ~now .'.mor ~ '!1la ._ ...
PORT BEACH, LONG BEACH OR ~ of the -la~ lite lllllalel of.,_
A DEL REY Troy home la 1G1111Dti<:, M.-tc 81111 JWI MARIN '''Don't miaa o•t Capia~o. Own J0"1' '"'°"lad,.., I
at San Juan Gapiatran_o. Cath in on the growinan*"muma ••• St'aa~Nt
lfUleat new homa bll'1Jaln atpr•WlaUon In J0"1' f...ni'• ""''*· marin• prlctt. The new 2B-mllllcm dollu,
2000 mWI cnft morina tn nau Point;, from $26, 900
M141l1 r11ch11!1 vii S111t1 A.111 -S•11 0/19•
':11w1y ,. S111 J11111 C1pl1fr•11• h,,11•H. Witt f•
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M~etings
TU•SOAY
C-t• Mftf s-111r cm-ci.., c-
...,,.llY tltecr .. llon C1r11lt0', Or-• 'Coujlh' Fe>ltt,....,.. Colli Mtf.1, II
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EJl(IY,.. ,.... of 1,..,i... lftdllltrl•1
C-ln. Stuft Shirt lnt111r111f, 22~1
W. COllt Hllf!W11', N....,...I kKh.
1t llllGll. (llnllll WI !Mr ExdilMe Cl\lb, Jmel''I
iltti.h i.Mlf, 2UI I.. C6'11 Hltl'IWIY,
C--lftl Mir. 11'-· Celt. MUf Elitl:hfi"" Clllb. COl"l l llMf,
'"' K.rW 11..0 .. c111111 Mesi, n -Huntinl!IOll &eKh Nortll Lloftl. Club. N.Mdowl-ltrk Coulltrv Club, u m
G1'81'1am. Hlll'llll'lllo!I tffdi, 12 -· c~ dtl "''' Klw1n11 Club. vni. Swtdtft. 25» E. C-1 HllllwtY
c.-dtt Mir, 12:10 1.m. HU1'111111111111 S.Kh 11011,.., Club-Kottt\. ~-WSr-. ""''"'''"'· 1'-121 lolH C~Ju, lfu!otlfttlotl t11dl. 11:U 1.m,
H1111fl"'tiwi &Mdl k1W1nll Club. Hu,.. tl"'1on SHtll" c-tlrv Club. JDOe ~1n Aw.. Hllflfllltton llffCh, 1J:U
>M· H--' H•'*'°" <>Ptlfrllot Club, VIH1 ,IM....,., 1045 l11nlde Or,...., N..-t
9Ndl, 1J:IJ 1.m.
Cost1 ~ l(jw111~ Club, C•lt ~
Golt IN C-ll'V Club. Cost1 .INN. ,,,u 1.m. It'""' Clllb of H"""·Bllbol, lrvlM Colonf,y Club, 11• IE. Co-11 HJ9hwl'1, c-dfl ,,..,, •::Ill 1.m.
Co.ti .V....N""'-1 H1!'tlot Lion.
CllA:r. ,.... Vtrdt C-trr Club, c.t• Meu. •:u ,.,..,, 8.llloe hY Llot'tl Club, Vll11 ~Ill,
1"'5 a1nlW Orlw , N.-t a..m.
J:IO 1.m. Hunt~ k«h EIQ lodte, Elb Club, _, Oct111 A.,.., H!intlnlfurl
!hid!, 1:JO "·"'·
tocJmr ,.,.. """ "~''"""" Ind ~--' of l 1rbtt' si-Dul"-' 11.Wllll In A"'wlf'.a, Cml1
MtU d1111Ht" Collf9e P1rk School,
'llO Notr. 01-. Cost1 Mew, 7:~S
11.111.
Souttl COllll Adlw '!Cl-JO Ckltl, Vltletle
1111'1, 11' M""'"'· 8111»1 ltlalld, 7:lCI
··~ l .o .o .M. ~ No. 1Ut, '35 I . 111h St .. c.ot11 ~. l :lJ 1.m. ' °"'"" C:0.11 1 •1111 8'•1111 t.Wri1 ~e. TMtlle $he'1lfl. '17 W. Mt"'lltal,
CC1Jt1 MeN, 1:11 '·"'·
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Odlt't cott .. Shi:IP. 112 E. '""" st., c..i. ~ ... 1 ......
Mvn"llltofl Btadl IE•cht llft Clllb,
Sflitr11ar\ 9 Ndl IM. Hunll!WIM INdl.12-.
--tfftlrtlMI' 0.11"1111 Chlb. 1Clnt'1 Tthll ftftfeur~I. Wnlml,..ttr. I! -CQlt1 Ml-M o.ttrnltt Cl!AI, Coll• MtM
hll and (-fir? Club. 17111 Golf
C...... Offw. Cnt1 Mfu, It -· Coo.I• MeM ll:ot.ry Club. Coile Met
Goll 11'111 Counll"!' Club. CCllll Mui, ....... Wft~~ter EWI'"" Club. M1•,._., IM. UIMl 9Hdi l lYd., Wr.itmlrostwr,
11-. Mvn11n,.,,. 9tetl! lloM Club-Norlll,
MMdowl1111 Coutllrv Cklb, Mvnllntlon 9ffch, 12:1S 1.m.
NIWllOl"I H1rboil' 9tr Gr-. VIiie M1rl11a, 164.5 e1nldt Drive, r+ew1111rt
llllKll.. lt :IS 11.rn.
f OUf!flln V1IJcy IE•dl•"llt Club, r=r1n·
coll' ltftl1111"1nt, 111'1 lle•tll 111'1(1.,
H111111111tori ll11tdl, Tt:lJ 1.rn.
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lrin, UGO htth lllVd., W-Stml,..ler,
lt :IJ '·"'· MIMlllk Sfff11'1"' lodfl No. 7111, Mftenlc: TtrnP,., 15111 SlrNI I ncl SI.
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KLARIN
Metvln J. 1(111111. An 57, o1 771 E. lt!h
St .. Apt. •, eo.t1 Mew. Diie o1 deettl.
l'"ebrloll"!' J. liw'l!Ytd by lilt!t., Ger11 -Thornn1 Olutllt1r, Mii. k1lfly
KllrJn. blllfl ef Vin N11n1 llw"ft broft>.. •r. lflll.-11stwr. 5tn'ktl .,u1 bl1'191d ""°""..,, :l PM,. P~lfk Vllw ChlPl'I •.
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Y1l1 H. Slllln. JltYI 3:$11! 51., lfflflSIOrl a.en. Clflt Cl! ct1:1t11. Ftbnllrv S.
lclrYIYtlll tw dlutlllN. M'I. IC1ltllyn
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chlldrttl. Prlv11to Mnkll wt•• con·
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STAUDT
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Av1., Cotti MIM. AIM 1urvl¥1d bl"
bf1!111Mr, G.,..,.I tl•ler, Eflitbel~. GNVT· lldll wrv1(U, S.t11r01~, J ,.M, GOod
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ARBUCKLE I. SON
Weakllff Mortuary
117 E. 17111 SL, Carta Meaa -• BALTZ MORTUARIES ear.. del Mor OR MllO
Carta M• Ml f.ZIJ4 • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
111 Brtedway, Coda Me11
UWlil • DILDAY BRO'l'llERS
RaajhlCteoValley
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17111 Beocll Blvd.
Butlqton Be1c~
Ill-mt • PACIFIC VIEW M11M0111At PARK
C1•1fery e Mwtury q,.peI
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'""' "!lad V""11ines". "!UpP1 Valenlines", "Gold 11 Gfitter"
Ind "Mw.fo16er Valeltine" ••• ·m bal wi~ card 'lor texW. :..49c ,,.,. ...
''Conversation"
Btau~ful pleated satin
in assorted col~. topped
wl!lr decorator floMr
HEAR~~UCllS Heart Box
AsS't flavors & Minlatureanim1tedboxes
sayings in ml11-•itll aa assortment of
. iatllre kespsalle quality chocalites. c astic 1ewel ... s~39c y.~. 59c
u D111· Slipperettes
Styles ill Ille latest ftih.
ions ••• all hm tom·
fortalllr insole, bed 2 49 6tt. Ideal accessory for
yoor sports IOI 11'!·
wear. •
-HUIT SHAPID''
~~~~!~~ .. 9• 1~· tinware wit!I smooth
surface. Recipe tor Valen. 47c tine's lleartcake inc!lllled
with pall.
1.U TrMI )I AlltWllCI II M1p1tlc
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'cklsiv! 1ear-driva cvtter auarantees positivt cut·
tiag. Assortld calorl. You 2 98 pay . lloj. l98 wiu..t
!rd_ or JD11 f17 ulv • --·
Mlll'S & IOTS'
Wiler repellut w~
two OOttoA storm col-
. "'· l'w "3sh p«k· tU. ad)ll$bble cutt s.
lipper lronl. waist
''"' wit~ shirred etaslf< sides. !ssort·
Id solid colm. ·
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Walar o"""'1 Jl<lel wit! IW
·-..,.... colll(, 1 .. · ,.iili ~ipp~ 1 98 1l1stic si,es.
Mill IOI col· 141. I
Heart Box
Assort!d ail« boxes
lopped with matching
bow ribbon. Assorted de·
Heart Box
-·1 --lates M tokffol bo1
lopped will -tedrose lnlis. ...
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£-.~bod>'• r...rtte·fft
box of cllocolate,, . • "
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lay!IS.
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. Hot lube lei Hearts ' llA!ll'S -cello, lag .of • 39c chewy, lllft texture llearts WI~
hot ciMamon flavor. IC ar.
Chocillate .Hearts
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Bath Oil Beads
Deligtdfllly lrapt •. : '"'·""'• inal •tlas 1'1111'1 •llients. thMI any
ROSE BUSHES
M l lUIOMINt Hybrid Tea
"llllf'f" Ball · • n.::Vsmt;.;;. u ... Clfl1
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l!ries " •lriotS .. • 1 27 actio• is ill ttl8 palm
of JOI!' mil. •
Handsee other. Treat YM· sell~•-· 2'1 00 ful bath. I
tk 2111. Sill I •
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Yoo 014 -Ful!y Malllr!d -Ass't Vlrilllies lo bdl l'lice Gloap.
Merica'!· S!lllill -..• soi~i•1 " 1op '!"do ""' sticks ·~ 11111 watcll it ~ast off to I.lit ~Fedi=;1~79
~~My1u~,, ;r;::•r 1.98 1111m "Sparkle" Paints
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Hello qain, boys and girls,
aod Y.'tloome back to another
Saturday morning sttslon in
Uncle Len's Comer.
Uncle Len presents a bonus
for bis readers this week In
the form of an essay by An· ni" Avila of Cosla Mesa call·
eel "What Winler Means to
Me." Here is Annita's view~
on winter:
,· '~ ME. Winter is slee.k
! white SDOW and children
playing in coats, boots and
(. ~batl. And winter is sometii'Jles
sad to me, the reason is when
l Uved in Pennsylvania (
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WANT10 0ET MARRIE!1
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1>ecau1e r have an allergy. ..fO .... ~ JUDGE PARKER
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By Harold Le Doux
ll THE USUAL •• MOW OF COURSE, I .llM05T C.mKED the world is still and people M41.T tlN11 OF OUE5TJONS l.Q.IG I HAP BEE~ t>OING aP WMEM ME To\LKEP ME INTO COME Otil CVR HEllE!
I WANT VOU TO KNOW
I'll NEVER A&ANDOt.I
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F.t.MILIAR WITM
THE Hl,EO ire lonely. But when PRJZE 11W!f,.,,.,ER * PU> TWAT LAWYER SAM nus LINE OF WOR'IC AS STAYllKJ Ot.I THC C.A5E WITH YOO
OUiaunas is near . the world is * " i -.1-. t'RIVE«i ASIC 'tOd WH ILE AA AmNDANT? w~s TMERE .. TWAT r lrk>T A!'.ANDO).I Y<Xl!
blllly and children are im· t Wo\fi WITH TMf JVCJC,f? A OEMAWD F<X ATTENDAUT5 I'----, YOU, BASY ~ HELP '
p1dent for Christma s. To me. Mike Marquez, 11 , 20631 Kelvin Lane, liuntington Beach = Otl PRIVATE CASES? wlater is a happy time, and
winter bu 1 sweet smell or u
lll<fW and of Christmas trees. Any child under 12 can enter Un~le Le~'s Art Conte~t. Here's a you
Wlntor Is 1 ileilfl with bells do : (1) Draw picture '<>D piece· of plam, white paper 5• lllchts wide and
and the sound of Jay. It's a 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do noticopy or trace
time or small footprints in the picture. It mult be your 0\Vn work. {3) Put your name, ace and ~ddress snow." on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560; DAILY
11lANK YOU, Annita. and PILOT, Costa P..fesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
thank you al90; Nancy Rose of L----------·-------·-------------'j
Corona del Mar for the shorl,
· short story w h I c h • un.
••1 fortunatel y, wasn't quite short
enough lo reprint in the cor-
TV
Television has d If fer en t
shows. ner.
Neit Saturday ia Valentine's
Day, boys and girls, so three
gutS!eS what the theme or our
art cont.est will be. Have a
heart.
HONORABLE mention win·
ne~ in thi.S week's art contest
were:
Jeffrey Marks. 8, South
Lacuna; David, 8. Ri cky. 6.
and Danny Goodsell , 4, Costa
Mesa; Gwen Hare. 8. Laruna
Beach : Christopher Hare. 61h,
Laguna Beach: OoMa Wood,
10, Costa Mesa : Cindy Root.
Take Laugh.Jn for exampl e.
Or Big Valley or Mighty
f.1ou.se.
11 have a lot or samples):
The shows can be amusing
Or the opposite, very sad;
They can be the greatest.
Or again. very bad .
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MAKE BELIEVE LAND
Anything can be in Make
Believe Land.
A prince, a princess or even
Pan;
People are magic in 1t.1ake
Believe Land,
~, Cosl(I Mesa ;+ Lise Suikki.
, Cost.a Mesa ; Debbie ~.Jctr"•artz:. 91h. Huntington ·~~ach~ Dianne Lewis, 12, Cos-
1 ta Mesa ; Lori CUmmings, I I ~:.
; .•·Mission Viejo. and Mark
• Moran, 10, Newport Beach.
They zap this and that and
anything they can,
So if you happen lo ht> in
Make Believe Land ,
Stay away from the 1nagic
or join 'em if you can.
-Cebble k!lw1r11, •' 1. l'lllftll~.iOll !Hell •
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THE BIG BA NG
The eight planels lhal go around the sun
ii hope Ibis w!U be very lun)
Are Mercury, Venu s and Mars
Which are all surrounded by stars;
Jupiter's and Saturn's are few,
Venus', Neptune's and Pluto's I hope are too,
But where is Earth ?
Are you trying to tease us?
J know where it is -
ln a million pieces.
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Dear Ca rol : What's green and danger.
ous? ·
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Pam: 00.. your father •tir his coffee with his
loft hand or his rlgllt hand?
Dellblo: With his right hand. l
Pam : Really f My father uses a spoon .
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' Dur c.rot : lfhat's yellow and only has one
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O.~ Mtldows •• ,. 11, ot Marll'lflt, W11I
Vl••lnl1. for hit -!Ion:
\Vby does the human body
stop growing?
A person who kept on crow·
Ing taller and perhaps wider
all hls life, would feel rather
out of things. We are used to
the fact a young person inche.~
up to his adult site and then
ceases to grow any taller. This
is the normal way or growlh.
But it certainly makes ~
curious person wonder what
makes it stop at lhat Ci!rlain
point.
TI1e human body grows
automaUcally and we seem to
have Jillie or nothing to say
about it. We know that certain
diseases may twist its growth
and that !actors such as poor
diet prevent it from doing iU
best. Scientists now know that
growth Is stunted when the
thyroid or pituitary glands ere
impaired. The growth of a
young per&on's body Is
regulated by ho r m'o n es
secreted by these and perhaps
other ilands. This. of course,
does not txplain why, al a ctr·
lain aae. these hormones stop
iJU1tnJcting a body to e11ntinuc
growing.
Since this is sure to happen,
without fail , the limit must be
set by some built-in biological
factor. For abno~I Ii century
we have knoWn th1t the
features of the body werfl or·
dained by genes 1 n d
c hromo s omes . Tbtse
biological dictators are inside
the nucleus of each of the
body's billions of living ctll5"
The countleu, beady JltUe
g«:1es carry factors inherited
rrom oht f)trent qr Ule other;
Each puson Inherits a unique
senetic pattern selecttd from
countle11 features on both
sides or tilt family tree . .IJ'his
is why llllntP tends to run in
some famUles and member5 or
other families tend to bt $hort
-even when they are heellhy
and well.fed .
Jn the 1950s, scicnti3ts pro-
bed deeper I n l o tht
biocbemJcal 3ubstances in the
nucleus of the llvi114 ce.U. They
were interuted m certain
complex acids found there and
nowhere else. One was ide~
tified as deoxyribonucliic acid
-DNA. IL seemed to be the
mysterious substance t h a t
carried the blueprint o f
heredity and ordered the pro-
cesses of the living cells.
Researchers in m o le c u I a r
biolop wasted no time in
Jeammg more about it. They
discovered which atoms and
how. [l&ny are used to build
the f"bulOUs DNA molecule -
and how these atoms are ar·
ranaed. They also learned a
Jot about how DNA works to
regulate gro\vth and all other
fea lures.
The DNA molecule that so
quietly governs all lh!Se
pereonal factors is a n
openwork structure of slrnpte
atoms . They are arranged In a
double spiral staircase linked
at intervals with special
groups of atoms. lts molecules
art! strung to1et.htr in long
chalns and coiled il\lide the
ga1ts. This fabulous
biochemical is the blueprint of
the unlque genetic paUern in-
herited rrom boU1 parents. It
is the mastermll'ld of every
living cell 11'1 the body -and
every living proceu, large·and
small, obeys Us instructions.
ll is DNA tllat orders the body
to grow two arms and leis.
the quality of vision and every
ol,. operation. It is DNA that
setJ the time limit on the
body'• frOWl•g period.
A moleeule, evm a large
D!IA moleotile, II much !Ob
sm1ll for hum1n eyes to see.
But there Is enough of this
blueprint -.u bstince in the
body to govern all of its
bioloilcal proceases. 11 the
thin DNA chain.s In the nucleus
of a :itngle cell were unwound,
they wO\fld measure a yard .
Thcra art about a mllllor.-
milllon ctllt In your body. Ana
each cell has Its quota of ONA
~·Ith built-in instructions to
limit your growtna years.
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SlJT W+-IYDOYoLI
CONTINUOUSLY
Wli'AR ™AT SILLY
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~! 8c»RD Of DIRECTORS a..
SAib I CAN1T ilE UP THE ~
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11/ITH ')OUI" HOMEWORK,
/>.tf'l/JOF'f;.
l 'M !'AMOUS ~T I
DON'T GO AROUND
WEARlN' R.ICICULOU5
LOOKING CLcrrt4ES!
W>iAT MAKES ME
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Cll.VEAHi' JiOW MARv OF THO:S a , Ot.IM·OIJMS DO VDU
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READ THIS
Jf you are in the market for a
NEW home, see these outstand·
ing customized homes, built by
Frank H. Ayres and Son , locat·
ed in a prime area very close to
Huntington State Beach. The
homes are priced from $27 ,550
to S33,690 and vary in size !ro111
3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 car gar·
ages a nd 2 to 3 baths, \Yilh
shake or mission tile roofs, fire-
pl aces, underground utilities,
c..'Oncrete driveways, built-ins,
and carpeting. There is VA and
FHAlinancing available. There
are 6 homes avaiJable because
of· credit rejections. Occupancy .
by March !, 1970 in this unit.
Our next unit is now on sale for
occupancy in h-fay and June
1970 and introduces the ne""
3,000 sq. It. "El Dorado" model
priced from $34, 490.
Rancho La Cu,.st• Homes
on 8 !'ookhurst •t Atlanta,
~unt ington Beach
968-2929'-'-90:1331-
1000 G•n•ral
$24,900
1000
For 3 Bd .• with 2 patios on large cul-de-sac.
Being repainted inside. Move in ne'v .•.
Ready for you.
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2629 HARBOR BLVD. 546-8~
OPEN EVES TILL 1:30
General 1000 G•n•r11I 1000
Coldwell, Banker
· OFFERS: ..
EXCEPTIONAL
NEWPORT HOME S
5 BR. + 7'h; Ba . l-Pool + AAA Vie\v.
$190.000
4 BR. + 3'h Ba . ..!. Pool + AAA Vi e\V
$109 ,000
5 BR. + 4 Ba . + Pool -Best area
4 Units in Balboa -Nr. Ba y
Walter Haase .. LINDA ISLE RESALE S 140,000
Just lis ted ! 4 BR . 4 Ba., form. din. rm ..
!am. rm. study. Executive transfer. I\1ust .
sell. Custom quality thruout. Besl buy in
area!
Joe Clarkson
LIDO ISLE TRl·PLEX
Choice location for these 3 townhouses. 1-3
Bedroom -2 bath -So. patio -furn.:
2-2 bedroom -private So. patio. $115,000
~1 ary Lou Marion
CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN SAT. 1-5 219 POPPY
Spanish-type w/tile roof. rn best close-to·
beach location. Ocean vie\v from 3 bed·
rooms & large studio \V/sep. entrance to
brick patio. $59,500
Carol Tatum
EASTBLUFF
OP EN SUN. 1.5 2901 CASS IA
Ne\V listing. Sparkling 4 BR. h.ome . w/faJ'!l.
rm., vie\v of Back Bay & Hills. Home 111
excellent condition. $47.500
Ca hryn Tennille
LUXURY
IN THE BLUFFS
3 BR, 2 Ba. Popular "Linda" model. Dec·
oriitor's dream! Added dbl. patio w/din.
terrace. Lovely home for entertaining &
carefree living. $44,950
Mrs . Davies •
SPACIOUS 3,000 Sq; Ft. HOME
You own the Jand & can walk to great
swimming beach from 4 Bdrm. home w/
Jrg. fam. rm. w/frplc. 2-Sty. -3 Yr. riew.
for only $44.500
Mrs. Harvey
TIME FOR ACTION!
DON'T DE LAY I
This 4 bdnn. home is located In a highly
desirable area. Interior-Exterior presently
being painted . Nicely. P.lanted pool·size pa-
tio. Ptivate beach pr1vJleges. $44,500
Kathryn Raulston
UNIVERSITY PARK
...Eamily has outgrown 3 BR. 1 Ba. home
\t/dln. area + break!ast area. Play yard
for children. Wet bar. $35,500
Al Fink
COLDWEU, BANKER & CO.
550 NEWPORT CENTER OR.,
NEWPORT IEACH
133:0700
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OPEN HOUSES
OPEN-731 Vl1 Lido Soud. Spacious 3 bdrm
home. ~O fe et of prime Bayfr6nt \vith pier &
slip. Sat/Sun 2·5-~1arcia Bents .
OPE N-626 Vi• Lido Nord. Un usual home
\l'ilh 5 bdr ms. 4 + baths, separate maid's
quarters, Qn 49 feet oT beautiful Nord Jront·
age. Sat/Sun 2-5--Bill Bents. .
OTHER LIDO BAYFRONTS
37','2 Foti BOLD NEW-3600 sq. ft. $235,000
60 Feet YOU MUST SEE THI S! S300 ,000
* * * P ete B arrell Jea/ty.
pl'eJenlJ
TOP BUYS OF THE ·WEEK
ROLL ING HIL LS--SPRINGTIME FLOW-
ERS. All of this fro Ill Jivin p; roon1 , dining
roo1n & delightful kilc\1en & breakfast area.
'fhis \Veil planned 3 bdrm hon1e is in Lusk's
1--larbor Vie'v liills.
OWNER MOVING-Charming Ani ta Lan•.
Picture v i e \V of professionally landscaped
garden from family room & living room . 2100
SQ. ft.-3 bdrms & dinin2 room.
CENTRAL SAY VIEW -Quality 3 bdrm
home on the Bluffs above Ruben E. l..ee &
1--larbor Island. Study/den in addition to a
separate dinin,g room. f'~inc "'all papers &
ne\v carpelin~ in this custom hon1e. Irvine
lease-just 3 year s old. $62 ,500. Exclusive.
FINER HOMES
DOYER SHORES IA YFRONT
Just completed. 4,650 Sq. Ft. Bayfront home
with huge living room, family room with
beamed ceilings & wet bar. Formal dining
room, massive kitchen, designed to meet the
needs of the gourmet cook. 4 Huge bedrooms.
2·Story entry 'vith spiral staircase leads to
spacious, master bedroom \vith fireplace.
$169,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 505 Mo rning Star
Lane.
LINDA ISLE
5 Be3utiful Baytront hpmes to e;~o,ose from .
See our repres·entatives at ..106 L·1ndu fsle ~
14 Lind a Isle.
DOVEll SHORES
Luxurious home \vith permanent panoramic
V"iew. 4 Bedrooms; large living room with
mar:ble fireplace ; formal circular dining
room, den. large enough for billiard table.
Wet bar. Huge master suite. '145,000. Open
Sat. & Sun . 1330 Galaxy l)rjye._ --UDO ISLE
Colorful garden atmosphere in th is charm-
ing 4 bedroom home. Floating staircase leads
to upstairs master suite. Bright. spacious
kitchen ; sewing roon1 or office. Only $76,500.
Ca ll for app't. .
EASTBLUFF
Split-level home : 5 bedroom_s, 3 baths. Large
family room, BBQ. basketball court & \\1a ter·
fall pool. $46.500. Open Sat & Sun. 806 Bison
Ave .
LOTS NOW AVAILABLE
2 Dover Shores tots. One on the beach with
beautiful water outlook -$37,500. The other
is an exceptional Vie\V lot In an area sur-
rounded by magnificent homes, $48,500.
john macnab
REALTY COMPANY
901 Oov•r Or., Su ite 120
642-8235
OLSON
In<:. P.eallOl'5
NEWPORT BEACH
DUPL EX EARNED
$6300.
Acro;is lhc lill'C<'t h"Onl 1hr
rioundln; surf. ·I Bc:droorns.
:! Ba[hs up, 2 Bed1"00n111
do\vn. I,1u);c kilchrn "'llh
tleluxe buiH·i~ in each unil.
Ot1f' uhil yearly leased al
3300. rrio, Lifetime vic1v of
lhe 1:1ea. Big sw1101t11' rtnlal11
it you \\"ant! Only la% d91Vn
and price slashed to $-ll ,j((). •
·SCe today, OlaJ 64.).()303,
$141 MO. 51/4"/.
EASTSI DE BARGAIN
Nol many. 10111 interest loans
• left likt> this! llave your
•·nice and ca l iJ too. Large...3
B~room 2 bath home. De-
luxe kitchen with built-ins,
Near nr.1v l'llt'j)('!lng :uxl
dntpe~ 1h1vu.;hou1. Doubl,•
rll'la<'hi:d gaL"agt" 111ilh ;Ulry
for boat and trailrr. $17,00!!
loan 111 511'ro annual rat<'.
Pri1nc area. Subniit )"Qtll'
1town. Prirrd no1v a! $27,:,CO,
Dial 61:>.0303
GU EST HOMES
FANTA STIC
INCOME
fantaslic in.."Ome ol 1prox.
$31,000 Pf'r year. Two near
ne"' 4 Bedroom Gu est Hom·
rs for the oldPr tolks. Com·
plrtely runlhilicd. A super
pool, All Ille lale$t 11lan11
and co1nmunlcating 11.Y~·
1eml'. ,\lnnle11red ~l'Ollnd~
;ind patio~. I"antastic Bar·
i;-ain' Both ho1nes priced
no11• a1 $.l:Z.~.00. Tn·~re • d!.J
'MISTER· GREAT
Vic Blurton
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Our sincere con~ratulations to \Tic for being
named among lhe TOP LISTIN G SALESMEN
for 1969 by the Ne\vport tlarbor · Costa ~1esa
Board of Realtors. And just to prove to every·
one that he is goi ng to do it aj:ain in 1970,
Vic was TOP SALESMAN at Coats &~ Wa\1ace
in .January, selling more than $160,000 worth
of.Residential Property. \Vhat does Vic think
of busines.s? GREAT! \Vhal do we think of
Vic? GREAT! Can ,he help you?
COATS & WALLACE REALTORS
<i·W> 1491 BAK ER STREET
546-4141 BAYCREST BUY-Id e a I family home in
prime area. 4 bdrms. 3 baths. family roo1n,
for1na l dinin2 room & nice bi~ back yard.
Fee sin1ple & only $54,1)00!!!
!!!.!'l_!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!l!.!!. ~I l).1j-O~OJ. COSTA ME SA, CALIF.
OPEN -1721 Galatea. NEW LISTING -
Irvine Terrace. Immaculate. Adult occupied.
3 bd rms -maid's quarters. POOL & VIEW.
Expensive -entertainment oriented. $88,750.
~al/Sun 2-5 Marcia Benls
Office Open Saturd•Y• & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 Westcliff Dr .• N.8 .
642·5200
OCEAN VIEW HOME
Original Harbor Vie\v Hills ,,vith BAY,' har·
bor, Catalina & LIGHTS outstanding from
th is location. 3 lrg Bdrms, 2 BA, tiled gold
nledallion kitchen, slate entry, quality crpts
& drps thruout. Lrg ·Terraced patio. 2 \Vay
frplc, garage opener & more quality EX·
TRAS. ,55.000 & terms. OPEN SAT & SUN
PM. 10 14 Sea Lane, Corona del ~tar.
644-2905 OWNER *
G•ner1I 1000G eneral 1000
7.5°/o
O\vner will hel p finance. Rambling ranch
home \Vith pool. % Acre near back bay. Good
neighborhood. $45 ,000 • • . • Up-grade and
reap the profit.". mmrr
ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BLVD. 546-8640
OPEN-EVES 'Tlt:L 1:30
OPEN
f or PM·o;onfll l"s•1~,·1lon
SUNOAY 1·5
Nr1v homes. hornc siH'S
ViC\\" Silr fld.OOll • up
lrvlne Av•.
Br1. :?2nd & 23rd , Back B1.1y • 2 BR., den • S~O.:iJO
2 Fil"'T)lnces, fnrrn 11 I D.R.
2910 Cliff Or.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS • Executjvc vie\v homc·S78.500
:: Ar., den. dinin:;. pool
4545 Tr•mont Ln.
CA;',lEO SHORES •
1000
PRESTIGE ADDRESS
Do\'C'r Shon~s. of 1·ot11'!H'l,
Brand llC\V ll"t'll deslgnt'd I
honies. buill by Ivan \\r<>!J s
& &>n.s, availablt> in1n1cdi·
Jt.trly. <\ bdrms 3 baths •.'!Orne I
1Vilh 3\11 bath!, :I rircplat" I
Cli, & invitlnJ; L-0UJ'1 y1u·d I
pool.~1. each Olli". 1\•ith a !
l111l:r ramily room buiH-in
llli ('lcctl'ii: ki!i.;hcfls, II car
garagf', carpeting, landscap.
ing. & rnosl imporlanl, a
breath111king unobstructed
UPPER BAY vlc11".
Ivan Wells & Sons
$750 DOWN
I F.H.A. PROGRAM 235 SAT./ SUN. 1·5
(;ovcl'n1nent pays a portion Charming French decor 2 Br.
of your p;iymrnl 011 this Den. frvinr. Ten .. .-e. $42.500
ON FHA /VA TERMS 8harp '1 bc>droom hon1e. You 1319 Bonni• Coone
m11st havr 5 mrmlx>rs in Open Sat & Sun.
your fnmily , Honi e has 2 e
645-0303
a1 lla.rbor Center
~ llal'bor Blvd., C,M.
Gen•ral 1000 General 1000
OWNER SAYS H EL P
DivOrce force s sale. Laguna Beach \Vith vie\v.
MESA VERDE
POOL HOME
3 Bd .. 2 bath. dining room. built-ins, patio.
$39,500 and the O\vner \viii help \Vith financing.'
An ou1st1111di11J: f11n1ily
llon1e in a "'Onderlul lo.
~·ation. J l11rgr bd1'T118,
!a1nily I run1pus roon1,
dining 1'0001, pool to·
hie l'OOm 8: a beautiful
healf'rl & filtered s1vln1-
111l111; J)O(ll. A I s o ~t
i;:;,tc fn ya1-d. Located in
l'~i;y 11alking distance
lo ('lemr.nla1·y !iChool,
library &: good 5ho/l-
ping. Call us to ~er. this
bcau1 y.
ORA NG E COUNTY 'S LARG EST
2629 HARBOR BLVD. 54&.8640
OPEN EVES TILL 8:30
General 1000 ! General 1000
COSTA MESA
1EASTS IOE
llctt i~ a l>C'aul y ll'ilb 3 hugt"
bedroon11; and jJ ilath1. C.or-
gr.ous brir.k fireplacr. Dish·
n1aster ki tchen 1vllh disb-
\l·ashet. Beautiful carpets
and drspei;. Older 1:ouplt" 1'£'·
COATS tirini;: 1ay sell with Sl-*00
& 10131 do1V11 on F.H.A. 1enns
WALLACE or No Do"·n V.A. Call tor an
REALTORS ;ipoointmcnt.
-S•6-414t-WE SELL A HOME
(Open Ev•ning1J EVERY 31 MINUTES
----Walker & Lee
IT'S A 279!1 Harbo1' Blvd. at Adami RAREY :i la-9 191 Open '!iJ 9 PM
i\fesa Verde. Bull~ lo C\l~t?m Newporf.1/l Acre
taslr •. largP living, d1n1~~ VIEW ! VIEW !
& f11m1ly roon1 combo wllh
Children Don't
Buy Houses
B11t pari·ots of childrrn do,
and any !)Arent of children
shoold L"Onsld('r this elegant
near·U('1\' family home with
illi ltu'!!l' fa mily room, sen.
erous yii rd and quiet cul-dc-
s.ac sh'l'l'L 4 bPdrOOm8, 71,i
b1.1!hs, !onnal dining room
and stunning master bed·
roo:1n1 ~uite \Vith Roman
Ba1h
Next door to Baycre-i;t
And only Stitroo
Call us at 673-8550
"·THE REAL IR: ESTATERS
.... J ' '
1vill buy th is ('Ulr :! bdrm & j baths. t':ICl'tf'ic kiH:ht'n, lil'I'· B1•1t1?r than ne1v. Roman ha .
den hon1c near city park & phl.!•t>, douhl<> 1::ara6C' and 1 Bl!<. to ocran, SJ7,500
do:·ntown. Fc<1!urrs hard-complelely f•'tlf:rd yard. Full 4701 River Av•.
1vooct floors. hcalila!or fire--price-is $23,600. Do"'" pay· \Vli:ST Nf'.\VP6R1'
an oul!'.1andlng custom bui11 4'J!J('droomi:..' 3 i;c?ara!r baths.
( i r r p I a c r, mantel and • story with V1CW ol upper
ht'&.l'th. 4 bedrooms or :i + ba y. Co~pletcly rcnccd-your
Orn. 1vilh buill-ln dc~k, book· own private g~lf eourse
lihelv Ps ,t. .i::un cabinet. No 1<n11ns. Huw pulio t'xtends "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; I care lundscaf)"ing. Al'i!a for ~mplc~c. l!ldc or rear & sid~.
"."' boat &: caniper storage. Ti·cc f u.ll d1n1ng_ roon1, Electnc OUTSTANDING lined t'Ul-<ie-sac strtct. All· buil1·1n. 2 t1replat'<'6. ()1Vncr
2 HOUSES ON SAME LOT
BCYn-1 2 Br. liv. nn. dining •
area, bit-in kitchen, 1 bath,
w /ownyards, Walking
dis!llJI~ lo schooJs, shop-
ping t.'Cntc r & churthell:
Original o cc upants "' <iwfl{'~. \Viii sell fo1• S28, plaCT', fruit 1r('rs eic. It's mr.nt afl lilt.IC' as Sf."111, in· e
v~canl. Jn11nedialc posses-eludes c:os1s. Call! Architttt rlE".<>ign.ccl & hi!.
sion. WE SELL A HOME Uniqur borne & lnc. SJS.500 $22, 950 EVERY 31 MINUTES 436 Fernleol
open sa11sun 1.5 Walk.er & Le·e coRoN•.nEL """ 566 Par k O(iVe, CM
2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams
545--0465 Open 'til 9 PM
HAL PINCHIN
& A1sociat•1
675-4m Anytime
Panoramic View! BRIGHT
OCEAN • CATALINA ROOMY 642-1 771 Anyt ime $37,950 .
...,~~:!'!!"~~~~ 10cnshrtu1 • B<'droom , "• CLEAN .5 BEDROOMS fom1al dinin~ room, taste-l\fesa V~rde adult occupied
$3'l,500 fUll pri~. 2 stO\'Y fully itecor_aled: \Val_!c to 3 bedroom home with large
man11ion. Pool· sizOO Jarge schools It shopping. family rooni. Beautifully
IOt at lh~ end of a cul·d('. 646--7171 landacaped 11•fth many i'OCk
~c i;frcet. Carpels, dl'llJ>('S plinlers, fru il and pine lrt<'IJ
int1uded. Builc-in ran:;;e, O\'· • 15 x 24 rt, covered patio
en, dish1v11stw.1·, Extra largr \\'\th indoor ; outdoor ca11JC!I.
ma.~rer b d r 111. 0\'C'rsizcd Freshly pal.nted [n8idc k
double ltll'aJZf. out. worm Ori<'k fi~placc ln
SEEN THE REST? llving room . pride of owner.
Now Sff Th• Best! ship 1rea. Fir&l 1ime adver-
The Bluff, Used, and It won!l, J a s l
2141 Vi1t11 Entr•d• long ••• $27,500.
5 Bdrm--3 B1th Open $11t., Sun. 1·5 646-7171 546-ZJU
G.1.-FHA TERMS BOYD REALTY
Baycl'est -one of 1 kind. J ~u1ne fil,.i 1:. loa11 , $.10,9;)() • \11!11 sell Wi1h .$8000 ~do111n &
bdrms. famUy roon1 & sr.p-Jirsl tlnir. advrrti6Cd. w1L1 carry balilrtce, J40.l720.
nr h"adc for co1nparable mo.
bilfl twme + ra11h.
;irate dining room look out 546-2313 TARBELL 2955 H11rbor • * Sol8-5207 * *
10 !!hin1 mcrlng pool. Sl('p-
do11•n l.iving roon1 with
beamed celling & view ot
watcrfaJJ. Phone for appoin t·
mcnt.
Arnold & Freud
:1118 E. I7lh SL, Q!
Realtof'!I 6"*7755
703 Ft. W11terfront
On pcnln., Indian River, w/
fishing pier & boat dock,
t:au Gallia, Flol'i da. 10 tnl.
from Cape Kennedy. 11,i Ac ..
8.000 sq, ft . mansion div Id:
cd Into 7 a 11ts. S79,W.JO. Equ.
ity $47,000. i':.'t<:hang4' for
a!'reage or home, Orange
County or Phoenix,__ Ariz.
area .
Rich ll"\\'in, R.eallor 67lHiOOO
Dover Shores
'O 'THEREAL
"" ESTATERS
SUMMER IS COMING
BE COOL IN YOUR
OWN POOL
Ll.rge corner 3 bedroonl, !I
bath with stcp.do\vn living
room and fireplace, Lush
carpets Afld built-ins. Cose
10 major shopping, !rel!1vays
and Golden· \Vest College.
Assume 1''HA 5~4 al $1S6 per
month. Try S2~"i00 00\VN TO sn.900 FULL PRICE.
WE SEL L A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker -& Lee
7682 Edlnscr
540-SJAO 84:l+ISS
OPEN HOUSE
BALBOA ISLE 3 BR
G1n•r•I 1000 G•ntral
GRASS
Is a Uting ot beauty only when
it's green, when there are acres
and acres of it surrounding your
new home, and when YO\f don't ·
have to cut it.
IS
Yo_ur mind focused on:
Low down payments?
7th to 7*% annual interest rate?
Immediate move in?
·Excellent trade program?
1000
-Luxury fealurei;. mmantlc zm E. Coa1l H"")',CdM
fireplace, hulllln kitchen. • 67.S.5930 ..
O THF. REAL
"'-LSTATERS
Save the oomm.itsion on 1.hll;
•Uperbly elepnt .. B._r ... 1 Ba,
3001 JQ ft home. lm'J)eecable
condJtion. Everythlng new 1;
316.JIU.BY Wide selection of beautiful d,eslgns?
From •27,995? , ·
4 BR. -$25,950 or nneet quality. Early oc-
Pool rized yard. Prlt'<'d for ---:::-=-::,...:;=,.--
;mm<'dla 1• .. ~ at "31.000. $19,500 1-"~?-==iem==
M0-1720
TARBELL 29SS Harbor
Attr11.ct.lvc 2 l:M:droom, + Spotleul New carpcta. Orap. cupancy. $82,500 Inc. Jand.
den), cloud 110ft cai.·peHni:. es, bltins, bd\\'d. Ors. 2 1921 1!,nliaro Dr., N.B.
~mulful •''""' .,,..,,, Balhl,<()omer lot. Pnv. '"I"' S""9S&J
1Jng ranch 81Ylll' J lxfa·m, BuUt·ln k1tchcn, ~'1C)-J120. club. W&lk to Jill schooh1! -.$'2"",soo",..--,4,-B"od-.-r_m_
~M poaibl~ temls on 3 BR.
w/very large beamed cell .
llv. nn. Nlee family rm. le
'valled pa1io. Neat &: clean.
$36,00>, Open Sun. J.5.
Ridell• & Ross Rltrs.
•
GREENER
ohallc roof. fl'Jlk . !28.9ll. TARBELL 2955 Horbor CORB IN · MARTIN Hugo Fomily Rm
Klnraaro R.E. M.I Z.m2 BAY FRONT TRIPL'EX REALTORS 675-1662 2.00 1q, t1. of superb Uving,
LAKEJi'RONT, t..alcc F'o7Cii'. With dock. Choice. I• r c ~ 3036 E. Coasl Hwy, Cdrtl 2 ha1rni, eltctrlc kitchen,
·LeMe/Opllon, New, 2 Br, 2 unl111. 171,«K! EquJcy \VU!~· SACRlnCE .f Br. 2 Ba, sep dla:hwlaher, rich wQOd cab.
Ba. 1'"i1hlna-. Bo8llng:, Pool, change, Open Sat, II SUnJ ffm 1·m, 2 11tf, HT'd pool iii!~. Elepnt fi n::plat.'C. J.n.
-Jf'erml&. Clbh.Ml Priv. $39il 1-5, 301 Ectgtwsl<'r, S..1l!)ol \f/ilid(' & div brd. Nr schls. vltht.: entry IWI. 540-1720
mo. $1000 opUon. 494--MG.l Madge Davis Real!or W-7000 Im dn, W.500. 540.7S?l TARBEL L 2955 H11r bor
!1535 E. Coast Hwy, 67:>-7223
WESTCLIFF '
ASSUME 6li ~ •
BoJ ullhtl home, prot decor:
ated & land.9caped, 3 11'1 DR, ..
2 custom BA. 111 lamlly rm.
lmmae ciond! thiner will
htlp Una.nee. 646-5311
Pastures Can't be round.
.. Visi t our furnished modols
In UnJversity Park, otI Culver Drive,
just oU the (406) San Diego Freeway.
or call (714) 833-0300 or (714) 833-1790.
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,-A MOST UNUSUAL LIDO WATERFRONT APARTM,ENTS WIN"fER'' o!A~'-a Sun. 1-s ~ .. P"~~!·0~.·~
" 14' hleh central enclo'8!1 atrium. 4 bdrms. ..t CRESTVIEW DR --·~ ~ ~·
3 blth1. living rm k family rm. Prof. decorat· 320 UDO NORD 2-' '" "~lltae" Colla M"' •
r RESTIGE WATERFRONT !"IQ~ES
OP'" SUNDAY .11 • 5' • . W1t,rfront Lot .. 'i
Exc•Uent 51 I!. Linda Isle leascl1old IOI. Ex-
celltnt bllV 11 only $85,000. '
I Ii.Ind• 1111 Drlvt . • ·
LOWEST PRICED H0~1E • lovely hardwood Ooor ~ ed. VIEW. 189,000. • Attn.ct!''' Cape eoa. 2 bd-wti~ 3 SoOd ljRd ·bdmo•·~
HURRY! Ol'EN SUNDAY Btautlful unlls. 6 Car garages & utility rm. 1 bath. forced air "'"· tamlly -.. v .. .,,, • "1i·
r m, with 85 ft. fronting on excellent swin1· ntatly new carpetbis, l:rt· mtdlt.te PoutnlotJ. A1eume
. · 1930 S.ntlago Or. · . Ing beach. Units are newly {urnhihed. Ask-path>. tx~llent add~n po-• 5~ic;s, loan al onJy Slfl
Ivan \Velis cu11tom 2 sty. 4 bdrm . 3 bath. ram . 1 g $200.000. Excellent terms available. tenttaJ -PRICZD at ~.500. cr.ontbl.Y. ...
rm, wine cellar, extra st or a g c, spsrkling ' 'IAYSHORES
POOL. Reduced to •99,000. . . U11da Isle Development Co.
SCARCE AS HEN'S TIETH IOIO l1y1;d, lir., N.B. Bill Grundy 675-32tD
1 I I
4 Bedroon1, 5 blth honlt, {n nnat ~tZ!.i:e~ o{
compleUon. Palos. Verde stone entry & lire·
places. F1mlly raom & bllllard room. Be•"·
tUully decorated. Priced 1\ ...... $155.000
16 LinU Isle Drive
Exqui•lt~tr ·decorated 5 Bedroom. 5 Both
new home with upstairs view of Corona dcl
/ifar hills. 3 firejJlaces & BBQ. Cal'tilt>vtred
patio deck. Priced with dock at .... $145,000.
!J bdrm, Galaxy or: view home. 2 frplc s, fam
rrn, 31f.1 ~lbs, sep. din rm, 3040 sq ft. Lw:·
urions livin~ in " South Seas setting. One in
r.1illion for · $95,000.
EMERALD BAY BEAUTY
Gen•r•I 1000 General 1000
~----------~ .-PRl CED TO SELL ••• 9UICl(L Y
Hunt. Beoc,h neElr Bushard and Starfire. 4
Bel .. :t Bath. dining room . built-ins. Great
oeighborhood and only $35.500. Sounds fi shy,
but its a whale of a buy.
BEAUTIFUL qua.lily bit.
hon1e. close to p1•iv:ite beach
& Bay Club, 11e. liv. room.
f•mily roon1, '3 bdrin.1. Cmls.
l\lr bdrm. 20x30 w/flre:placel
:? baths, 3 paUoa, J car s:ar·
a.:c -s51 .s:n.
NEWPORT
Cost• Mesi ~ • tfDO
9UAUTY BUILT
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nun1z1'011i time.•. Thi.1 a"·11rd
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IO Lind• Ille Drive
Nearin4 completion. 5 Bedroom & n1aid'!i,
5 bith! l:"ilh f1mUy room & ltrJe rvmpus ORANGE COUNTY'S ~ARGEST
roem. 3 Fireplaces. 4,246 gg .. F\. "' iiv;n~. ; 646-llSO 2629 ljARBOR BLVD. J46'"40
;, presented by lbe Tube.II EXCLUSIVl: AREA -Let·
Conipa.ny CBC'h mon th to all Jamlly homt, 6 bdrms. den
u lcspeoplf'; Rt!lling Sl00.000 &: fam. room,. 4 baths, 2 fi~
or n1ore In reaidmtial prop. p.la~. b1!·111 el:t<:lric kit·
'f'rly during a cun-ent month. ch:n, beautltul POoL & spa·
l\Trs. HiJ::h1milh t-tlf!l'lded ciOWi dccklni, play room
Nilrth \\'est!!m Unlv.ra:lly In ou pool are•, trnpicil r•r·
Evanston, Illinois. mic I~ an dl?n, ASKING S32.!100.
For ONLY $2•,111
Prov:lncifl c h a r m compJl-
menta lh\f adult oCcupied
home, 3 larte bdrm.a, ~
baths. oak parquet Doors,
brick fireplace, heavy al\Ue
roof & all bUJlt·ln kitchen.
No down VA or low down
FI-fA ttrm.1 avallablt!. CAU.
LAMY 541).1151 Ueitttd
RW. E1t-'tt' (open ev<e,) ' area, including deck &. boot •hi> ... 'I oP,~Q: ?'. ~!'l!'!~~~~~~~~~~~~~l::====:O'=:P::::E:=N==:E:v;:.e=:' :::T:I L;.:L::o'::'=:3o'=·====:
, 90 Linda Isle Drive General 1000 General 1000 G•n•rel 1000 I General ""' '"""' "'ih"''"'' ,.,,.,_ CONDOMINIUM .ing ;olf, "'1'immlng and Ideally located in wm.
dttnc-\ng. P.!ara:1ret i.1 n" CL!rr \'ILJ..A, l\Op, 1kip &:
rrourl ~r1'.ndmothl'r a d a jum(l IO !JKipriina: & bank·
riuolr.1 I have. 2 1r~; ing, 2 bdrma, ? baths, li:•·
C'hlldt•tn an rl~nt' 1n P~crow. Ii\'. ri'll. din. irta. w/w I:
t.1argaret ll q;h~mtth haa dr1tpes b1t·lng • ONLY b~en activl" in rt ral E11tato 5'1~ ~'
OP~N SuiJ. ts D Beaullful 4 Bedroom. 4 B1ih home with ex·
tra large livtng roorq &: muter Be~rrrn1. Car·
pets & drape1. Landscaped. Boat s11~, Neilr
tennis court lo clubhouse ........ $130,000
Linda l•I~ D•voloP~nl Co. ,
'
' -I~ lay11clo Dr., N.I. 1111 Gruri.ly '75-HIO
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Gonar•I , 1000 ~!I__ 1000
' $2t900 j Bai:zaln priced be1u1y tn
j COllta Mes1 . .3 Bedroom,., 1~
i bath!., BRIO\ f'IREPLAO~.
' n nfl! and ttfrl:eretpr. Own-
~r \viii pa.y points lor YOUr.
V./t,. or f'.fl.A. loan. Hurry
fot t.b1s d.tndy: WE SELL A HOME
E)/E~Y It MINUTES
1lker & lee
20Cl Westclitt Dr.
&1'.5-mt
p•t•"
DO NOT rEAD
GOOD Dt.~•.• .~
./ 4 bdrm Pa~:-1: ", sin-
i;lt 5111/'l"Y. t'I,.~". l ~'n"h
ii:l)'lt, Mir p '!'':, o:ily
$33,9j0, I
{ :? !tory Colorf-::1 lii1-..
lot, lmmac, ·I h::l'ins +
den, vaca.nl, ;rt'fi l J;ir
ta.mil)" Low S.rJ.~Y.I.
GOLFER'S PARADISE
Reautlful executive 3 Bdrm . 3 Bath home.
TastefuJ ly carpeted. drilpe~ & !Urn. by dee·
orator. Loe. on lhe green at 10th hole of Ber-
muda Dunc~ 27 hole golf coi1rse. site of the
Bob Hope Classics. Iias 2 golf cart.lj & S\vim
pool. Bermuda Dunes Country Club member·
ship avail, Ask $95.000. Xlnt terms avanable.
Lind• Isle Development Co.
1010 Boysldo Dr .. N.B. Bill Grundy 67S.3210
1 General I 1000 Gener1l
SALES MAN
OF THE YEAR
1000
\'Vake Up To An
Ocean View
And by ni~hl a n1illion
hvi11 lu·l1J1g llghts. 3COO 6'1 I!
nf ll\'inll: rlf'gti nre. ~ bed·
room J• . .; bath.1, fo1·ma.I d!n·
In;,: roon1 . jusr "''ar.hing
d!she:s in this gourmet kit·
c:hf'n ls a pure, pl('ll:'(Ure.
Sepa rate l\'Ork ~Jl and OOg
1-un. [k,ignrd for the ;rctive
fen1Uy, BCll vah1! at $79.500
615-<IS:PI.
Living The
rni· the r'l~t 10 year~. ~"' ·,·,C·" THOMAS h:1~ 1•·orkcd lol' f . i\L Tar·
brll con1p;1ny In the Coa1a Realtor
~te!JI office the paat four 221 \\'. Co!lst llwy. 51&..\j27
year~. Newport Sl!aeh E\•e ~ \\'r invitr ~'OU to jolM the 1 ' •
TARBELL Com pa.n,v \\'here
yo11 receive rno'rc AdverHs-
inr:, morr• Bmefi!I;. · more:
Tr1'inlni: anrt more Securily.
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Opiin Houses
SAT/SUN 1·5
Good Life I
I MONT1ceLLo " ... ,., ,, .. •"" '"'"'"" 5 Bedrcoms & Faml~ 2010 v1sTA cAJoN 2 HOUSES o~ ~A ~IE .LOT l·BR lownhougC', 2 Eb ths. d"t'Ol:·atiu:; 11nir1untin.;:: l'l I I in THE BLUFf'S
&O"n-I 2 i;tr. hv. rni. •hr.Ing Bit-ins cpl.'!", drps. Encl. ot'l"r $t000. Owrt"r Iran,,.. $1900 DOWN 3 bdrma 2 ha, 2lxl;j' living
.1u-ea. bit-in kltchl!n, 1 ~".111· rib!. c~r. '\''auto. opent"t". Rod Calderhead ft'ri'f'f\ lron1 this u~auttful I . rm with flrtpla.ce + large
"' / own yards. \VJl.:inR $"!;.no 3 bedroon1 Bluff, Condon1\n· on fHA 'VA teL·mi buys this dining a-a. Extra Ja...,,e di,Ulnct" lo &ehoola, !hu!" G '"ii· "You will like his . . I N h c t r.1esa •~ ·• pin;: center & churches. eorge WI 11mson frie,ndly a:f'ivice," 111111. \\ell ,,·orth 5ttlni: • arg" ort oaa. . fenced patio All this on l
Ot·iirtnal occupant a & RE1\LTOR Rod Qildf'rhead i-ccelved tht> nrlcf'd rea!onab'y ::11 S31.:J50" ~n,e .. H!ls a~I the built • ins level. \Vom~n·1 delight in
01vneri. Will ffll for $28.51.Xl 672--4350 673-1564 Eves. top aaleS"nJ:in a11•anl /or Utt!, 675~930. includina: \later ~sotten!!r. 1toragc space & many ex. Nel!.'Cis a little TLC ~ paint. tnr feature• included. or trade lor tomparable m~ IT'S \VONDERFUL . th it year ol 1!16!1 frtim the Ne11··1 lmni."1. IRte posseis1on .'° SOI KINGS PLACE
bile home + ca3h. many buys in a.ppli•ncea port l/11rbor. Coa1a 1\.tesa lfiedb Onl $30950 cash. you tlnd in the Chwified Realtol"!I 11r the a n n 11 a J qua 1 uyer · Y ' NEWPORT HEIGHTS
IDOi GARFIELD
WE'VE REDUCED.
~he price by $2000 fot W•
1mmac. 4 BR. 2 ha. ••con.
trolled climatt'', better ~n
new hOme. Take over 5% %
Joan ,y/lo\\; down. JtedLK:ed
price $28,:500.
Rlddlo & Rt1s Rltrs.
35.35 E. C.0.st Hwy. 875-'l'm
QUI ET EASTS I DE
location with ~packlu1 3
bdrm, 2 bath & family, Sub-
mit FHA or no down VA.
Comp)ete with built·iN, all
e.xtru incl, carpels, dn.pea
&: flreplace. full p r i c e.
S~6.950, Owner wants faat
~e. CALL ;.~ml Heritqe
Real Estate (open~ eff1)I·
BR. 1% ba, fam nn,
\Ve&tcntf Plara area, 1hal:
cpt&, 1hade trees. $28.500. ,
~ard R.E. Ml 2-2'.m * * 518·5207 • • Arls. Check lht"m now! 1111·ard,11 cel"f'nionl .. s. 3o0pe77 ~ Sht/Su~l-5 .i bdrn1~ 2 be.tha, bit· in.1, ":::;;::::=::::: litr. Ca.lderheud h<Js l1eri1 a 0 n son ve. trplc, li\•lng & tam nn. N!W
• {'()n~i.!tl!'nt n1or11hly i"Onte~I paint job inside I out, cornpl
2 HOUSi:S ON SAME LOT
BOTH 2 Br. l!v. hn, dirrlnC
a.rea. bit-in kit.cheii, l bi.th,
w/ov.T1 yan:l1. Walktnr
distance to M?hoolil, shop.
ping center &: churcbfla.
OriginaJ occupa.nta &:
ownen:. \Viii M!ll for $28.~
or trilde for mmparable;
mol>He homt + cash.
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE-
12 lodroeml
566 Park Drive (nr. Cit.y Park) C~t
642-1771 ISat&Sun 1·51
184 Merrill Pl1ce, Costa Mesa
543-7800 (Sat & Sun 10.;1
71! Larkspur. Cdm
673-2222 <Sat & Sun 1.;i1
(J &edroem )
*522 El Modena (Newport Heights) NIJ
673-2020 (Sat & Sun 1-51
**731 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 2-5 I * 1721 Galatea (Irvine Terrace) NB
642-5200 I Sat & Sun 1-51
219 Ppppy Ave .. Corona def Mar
64+2430: 833--0700 !Sat 1·5'
**106 Linda Isle Drive (Lind<t Isle) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
121.8 Devon, Newport Beach
~776 lf'ri & Sat l-5 :3Ul
11.0 Cordova (street to Strada) Lido Isle
648-3263 lf'ri, Sat & Sun 1-5)
214 1., Vista Entrada (The Bluffs) NB
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-51
4645 Gorham !Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3000 :548-8868 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1·51
*2815 Ca talpa St. (Eastblulfsl NB
645-03Q3 !Sat & Sun 1-51
2007 Vista Canon (The Bluffs) NB
673-8550 (Sun 1·5)
(3 &Hroom & Family or Den)
4191 Brandlord St. (Huntington Harbour\
HB, ~ (Sat & Sun 12-5)
320 Bucknell Road (College Park) CM
648-1543 (Sal & Sun 12-5)
2298 \Vaterman \Vay. East Costa Mesa
645-2000 : MB-6966 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*t400 Lincoln Lane (WutclUIJ NB
642-5200 (Sun 1-5)
. 438 Aliso (Newport Heiiht•J NB
675-4600 -(Sun 14\
*2048 Commodore Road (Blycrut) Nii
646-3255 (Sun 2-51
316 Rnby, Balboa Island
675-722.'i (Sun 1·6)
*450 E. 21st Sl., Co•ta Me••
546-2313 !Sun 1-5)
445 Tustin Ave. {Na vporl l.Jeights) NB
• 675-5200 · !Sat & Sun 14)
291! Chestnut. Costa Mesa
54(}-231a (Sun 1-5)
3015 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
646-7171 <Sun 1·5)
2010 Vista Cajon CT~1 Bluffs) NB . ,
648-3m:Q4-1655 Eves.. fSat & Swi.1-51,
1132 Goldenrod (Harbor-View Hills) CO!
87M930 !Sat Ii Sun 14)
1218 Devon Lane (WestclWJ NB
675-4930 <Sat & Sun 1-51
1407 Notlinghilm (Westcli!fl NB
·67$4930 15at k Sun 1-Sl
2900 Atta v1,1a <EastbluffJ NB
646-7171 (Sun 1-Sl
Z?7 Me'8 Drive, Cosla M .. a
&16-7171
(4 .... ..-)
ISun 1·51
ttlO Linde Isle Drlv• (l.Jnda Isle) NB
67W210 (Sun IJ-5) ,, •
•
*4639 Fairfield (Ca1nco Shores) Cd l\I
675-3331 !Sun 1-5)
*2001 Commodore. fBayc rc st) NB
645-0303 (Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom & F•mily or Oen )
2901 Cassia (Eastblu!I) NB
644-2430 : 833--0700 !Sun l-5)-
*1930 Santiago Orjve !Dover Shores) NB
648-1550 (Su n I->)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
648-1550 (Daily)
806 Bison (Eastblufl) NB
642-8235 !Sat & Sun)
1921 Santiago Dri ve, Ne,vport Beach
546-11865 (Sat & Sun 11-51
50~ l\1orning Star Lane (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 !Sat & Sun)
1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun l
3001 Garfie ld . Costa tvlesa
675-°7225 ISnn l-5)
**I Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB •
~75-3210 !Snn 11-51
986 Sandcastle {Harbor Vie\v Hill !i) Cdfll
673--2222 (Sun 1-~)
*2005 Balearic Drive (tvlesa Verde) Ci\·I
540-7373 (Sat & Sun)
942 Presidio, Costa l\1esa
546-4141 !Sun 1.;1
*501 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB
648-3928 :548-6769 F.ves. !Sat & Snn 1->J
1310 Estelle Lane. Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sot 1·51
CS Bedroom }
BB2D S'vallo\v (off Garfield \V . of ~1agno-
lial HB. 847-8586: 536-8894 ISundavl
·':-*14 Linda Isle Drive (Lindil Isle) NB
642-8235 fSa l & S11n ) t *l6 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 rsun ll-5l
· l:l E. 22nd St.. Ne\vport Beach
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5l
(5 Bedroom & F•mlly or Oen)
**626 Via Lido Nord (Lido l•lel NB
642-5200 I Sat & Sun 2-5 \
:;o11 Johnson Ave . (north Cnsta Mei;a) CM
642-1771 !Sat & Slln l-5)
*4536 Roxbury, Corona del Mar
642-8~15 (Sat & Sun)
*29t0 .Jliva Road !Mesa Verde) CM
3!5-8424 (Sun 1~:301
(6 Bffr90m & F•mily or Den)
**80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 (Snn 11-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 led room ••ch)
516 Fernleaf, Corona del l\lar
673-2222 · (Daily 3-5)
432 Fernleal. Corona del Ma r
675-593U (Sat & Sun 1-51
( 3 & 2 Bedroom each)
4010 Rivl'r Ave .. NC\l'port Beach
6411-2414 .(Sun 1·51
ll A 4 Bodroom l
WO IV. Balboa Blvd .. Bolboa
675-6060 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
TRIP.LEX FOR SALE
(3 & 4 Bedroom)
90Z.90f w, Bllboa Blvd., Balbo•
47~ (Sat lo Slln 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
12 lodrooml
' ***711 Lido Park Drive Apt. A, NB
873-9060:546-6018 (Sun 1-5)
(I lodrooml
11164 San Druno !The Bluffs) NB
67$4930 (Sun 1-5) . , ...
+• WatttfrMt ............ ~,
111ld ~11·11.1'd l\'lnllf'r holl1 1hru cptd. Obie gar•ge. Sha.ke * * 548-5207 -·· .. ~I . M. La Bnr<ll' and 111~ roof 4-heated pool.
Nl'\l'l'IOl'I IJ,1rhor • C n ti r 11
i.le~11 Bo:ard. i\Jr. ('ald~1·hr:a<.I
h11~ bf'ton u .socialcrl 1vith
La Dorrie r..cn l ~:sr:ilc 5iut:c
1935 and is al11ay11 ready
lo makf' hi.~ t1n1r ll\'a1labJr
10 ~OU in h<?lp1n~ )·OU with
you1· real f'stale net"da. f o1
efficient profcs.sic..nal li('r·
vice call Rod Clldcrhead .
lif. J\1. LaBorde Real Eslate
6~.
NEW
Just Completed
Across From
Country Club
Bral'ld nrw, built by hullrler
for hi!( 01vn hnmr. 3 bii::-hM·
rooms, sparklin~ r.lcctric
kilchcn and )'0\1 can rhoos"
your 0\\11 carprt~. ::ill plu~
lari,:r f'X\l'I pool tabl!' llile
rttrr;itlon roon1 -S·ll .:'i<Xl -
lets talk te1·m5,
6•16-7171
\-Q THE: REAL
\~ ESTATf:RS
' I' '
5 Bdrms 3 Baths
SHAKE ROOF
Nt!ar all M:hools. S37.000
best of trm1s.
Calcsworthy & Co.
1110" porl Beach Cllice
1021! Bayside On\'e
6/J-4930 6!2·7i7i
Irvine Terrace
Lovely & Fpa cious
VIEW t10me-
On the "Bulge"
In Irvine Terrace No. J
J Bedrooms, J Bil.th!
Eig poolaidf' f11.m ily roon1
Pl'f'lfy )'lll'd & pool
Ideal for entertaining
Forn1al rllning room
J {'!II' garage
$124,600
L11ted E.,;cluslvely \Vilh
3 UNITS
$29,950
Lochenmyer
Reil!or
1860 Ne l'o'JIOrt Bh·d., CM
CALL ~3928 Eves. 644-1635
CONTINENTAL
$'21,000 Full Price
Just 1a1td. Sharp 3 bdrm l
ha.th f10me. Quiet street,
clo5e to all schools. No down
VA or low dcwn FHA . Full
payment includU)i ta.JCe•. I:
lll!uranu $189/month. CALL
540-JUl Htrilq:e Real Ea·
tale (oPtn ttea:J
f.<oslside Cnila lilcsa, Spin. Avenue i1 li\ing COSTA I !!!!!!!>!~~!!!!>!!!!!>!!l!!!!~~I i~· tile roof, ~nt11.b on large MESA hislor:v. Stati:ly f:41 HURRY·I HURRVI ·-'
77:d50' lot. Income SJ8S TREE."i, quiet stable rKigh· Auume :5"~ loan of\ thl.1
month. Our but Income re-borhood. Grammar school aparkllna: 4 bdrm &: famUy
turn in area. and shopping are an ea!)' home. lmmac. landsc, Own-
Exclusive With walk; convenltnl bel'IC:h li\-e. tr mil.It &ell immed. Tak'e
Newport m)nute11 away. Drive·thru ove1· pymnts of $174/mo. 1arage and storage pad !or inti princ., iJ;l!., ta."re1 &i tn1.
a boat; plu& a he<hy chil· CALL RAY GAULT 540-USI
dren·s pley y11rd. Enjoy Heritage Real Estate ·
.,
Victoria tnish oranj'e5, peaches and FOUR BE"DROOMS • Quit!
lemons trom your 0\\11 or· lraffic ri-ec street. All built·
,.,....11 chard. Her@ Is the best part ins. litlnken Uvtna: room with
( ti I $20,000 • 7~~% VA LOAN lireplact. heavy 1hake roof •ny me ANYONE CAN ASSUJ\1E? ! & \\'&ik lo KChools. Priced ;;~:;;;::::;;;;~;:::;I Three bedroom home for for immtdiate We 4t
$23,200 i1 makint history!~ S28.9~. CALL 5 4 5 -8 4 2 4.
I Assume Loan South Coast Real Est.ale
5'A. 'IC loan of appro.,;. S20,600, FOR Sale by Owner: 4 br &
&. S170/mo. includ. taxes &. pool. P.tesa dtl litar atf'l.
ina. Lovely 4 bdrm & fam ily ... A~ •"'1\IV\ d p I~---~ • h. room that 1hlw.·s l<>c a mo. 612-9909 btlore 6 Pl\I. P.1on 200"/o DEPRECIATION de!. Owner moving 10 Ari· thru Sat. Prindpali Qnly
New duplex &: triple;{ nearin; zona will take 2nd TD. OU·
I r '•· J & 'BR ,,_.al ~"".500. -L1.,.., S16.500. All New Smaller comp e ion. ,,_,..c. " '""' ...,. MY ,.. Home on Sm Ea1Uitk kiw
2 ba . un1ls, Frplcs., e!cc. ~ ''' E · '"'·') _., "116 bl ·5180 ,..,_veiiniimiir• .. ~ ..... -........ ~ ... _, 1 ~lain. Jot. Nr. r.t~a Ctr. Ins., F'.A. uea.t, cptE. & (nt1rtirM1Nlhethl) 1~ Your tenn.1. Own er,
dr11pea. I Short blk. to beach. LLEGE REALTY Open House 642-05-18 OHse~ your inf'Qnlr rrom ISCllMtrN ll:...,._,... Thi W k d =~--~~--,-. l ff en BY Owner. 4 BR home at
othi!.'r llources by l;'etting ""'""""""""""'""'""'!'I 2007 BAKER Sf., CM .,~., Sb ood SI f ·' 2ii0rf <.l!'prcci.atwn as !int Out&tandlng pool home in 1he ,.,,. erw . or ,..,e or
user 1ne1v in.~ 11111·1. FAMILY ROOM + Mesa Verde Cambridie Ser-trade for smaller hou&e or
C I E t I RICH IRWIN , Roaltor TD. ,64 .. lre8 oun ry s a e 2113 "· Cout Hwy., at 3 llATHS. S28,950 '''· Both dinln1 • famlly =-"""".,.-....,,=,,...,.,.,...,..., CU11to1n built J bdrm ho111e • rooms + 3 large bdnnr. BY Dwrier: Sl9,500 Attract.
niiny extras. Lot ISO: ~oo· . fltacA1·thur, Cdl\I 675-6000 I Large separate f11n1ily room Don 't misg se~ing tltill, E.'<· 2 BR. houKe. 18.t M•rrlll 1
nian.Y. many t:'('es. STS.OOO. SACRIFICE! 2.6 Acres. Arcll 11·llh "''et bar & prlvale cellent lea·nis available . Pl.. C.l\f. C1dl 54!-7890.
Well s-McCftrdl•, Rltrs. Beach $9900. Buyf'r tol bath~. King sizer! bed1'00n1s, EASTSIDE SPANISH
1810 Newport Blvrl., C.l\i. Assume Improvement lluilt in kirchen, elegant fire. ~(l'IMl's:!!!~ 3 Br. 2 Ba. Dbl . Gar. Lr;
MS..7729 644-0&SI eve.1 Bondlli. Reply Box ;)6l\t. Dai-place. 541).1720 LLEGE REAL':rY Lot. Owner . 675.1827. 11~;;;;;;;~~!!!~~;-~ly~Pil~o~t.~N~.B~.;,;====~~T~A;.R~B~E~L~L~29~5~5~H~1¥r~bo~r:1~:.::::llfl0:: .... ::;M~Hl=•>iir;•:,tll::. Mesi Verd• 1110 General 1000 General JOOOGene r•I 1000 1,----------------------15 ledrms! S38,500 -P-H-OE_N_,l_X_B_O_U_ND-1
F'vnily room, dining room. 2 Owner mul'it sell large 4 bd.
elerant rin>pll1ce~. Spark!· nn 2 bllth J'iie&a Verde home.
inz kitchen \\.i lh finest built· Ololce comer location "ilh $@~4ll1A-lGttrs s
The /lun/e with the lui/t./n Chuckle
OR.arrang• tho 6 xrombled
words ti.low to malt. 6
llmple wordL Prlnl letters ol
eoth In Its llne of tqUOf'fl.
IKATBES . I I' t I
l'CARSAF i I I f'
fO OUR NA I I I I
r
I T YI S IF 01 R j' I A cook fl a roadStde
. . . . . . tavern went into tantrums.
He set off a firecracker un-ll"N-.:Y,_T.,T__,E,...w.,.~--1 dar • platter of pancakes. . I' I j I He decided fo -his -.
r~ E 0 G I B I ., ,...... "'' <hKklt ..,...d h--..-...--.-~-~· by fill!nq ~ the; ml.int wor'•
I• r 1 1 YtN 11 ..... 1op ~ ttep No. 3 below. --.. _ ........ 1·9
In features, dishwa.shu, 2% park • like yard, Septraff!
baths. Ve:ry spacious home 18.'IC20. panelled tamily room, ~
on pool sized lot. 540-li20 he11.vy ahalle. root &-tarie "
TARBELL 2955 Harbor kitchl!n. Submit YoUr tmns.
HIGH BEAMS CALL LARRY 546-US! H<r-
Ste]ill to ocean! 3 Bedmu1., ltage Real El!latl! (open
2 ha ., 2.story beach home, 1 f'Veal I
ytan; Young, Only S26.900. EXECUT IVE DREAM '~
CAYWOOD REAL TY HOME. La,..,"'"'" lol 5 i
6.'\06 W. Coa11t Hwy,, NB bdnn 3 bath home with ;
• 541-1290 • lovely dining room. 2
Open Sund:? 1•5 fi"•''"'• "'•utiful pool
wUh Wilert&ll. S panl1h
170 JOAN """" Ownen mow< • '"" Omming 3 bdrm 1% blllha, mediate piDUellion. $69,9:i0.
Room lor 00.t t trailer. CALL 54s..84U South Coast
OJ or FHA. Rtal Eatalt:
DAVIDSON RHlty 2=-=1""'d,---H=--
-Ev• .. 549-!0!8 rm · ouse
4 leclnn-$32,950 . •• ,.,., io.i10· lot·
ASSUME 6% LOAN ...,m for 2 -unll•
3 ha~ larae family rooM, W.9l0
buUl·ins, di&hwuhtr, J 1toty ft , D . $1~11 Realtors
Betttri than new ~rion. . . -'3U801
5*17!0 " p•~-• ~ ""
TARIELL 2t55'Hori,.; ~~~~
245 Ft of Ocean lrontt1t-on )'lrd, railed ndwood dick.
bnutlfUI Monttrt)' Bay. Priced be Io'' rnamt .b'
Unique., larre 4 BR home T 9\lkk ., a I e. 5"46-Utl or
Mp, p\ctUrtlllfl,lt fUlll hO!.alf 67).7181
w/ kitchen I t:rplc. lo 4'""'s"D"R"°M,_ • ...,PO=.!!CI0~-5-!l-~I
lmcll'"frftl Santa Cruz. aMurnable Joan. NMr ~
8 t;;~;t;N~ef•Eo I' I' 11 11 /1 /' I' I' J' J ~~~::~1rs =:~~ ~~=-'~:9 N<;;
2 t 3 Bdtrru:, Jfew ca.rpeta • Jl"nf:;y, CM. 545--1700 e> ffi;::i' I I I I IHlsj I I I I r ........ Bft-lno, PrlvalO Pa. 1$ y 0 u R AD IN ' --·---. . . . _ • . . . . _ tlos, l'lnpl&ct1. Top Joca, CL..USl1'1tDT Soni«n1t 'VIU
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C ...... Pork 1115 Co,..,. deJ Mor' •--v"'"'..s~111-.a_bd_t1t_11_" _'_ba_t_h..; lUICorono del Mor
248 L<l)oolo Rd. 0.M.
Clon14e1 .... ..,, door
a,t ~ lAyOla lo lff.
~ .sa,950 VA-FHA
1 A«t-~ anytime
1 : lll0% LbAN
,_, • bdrm, ' bath. Prlc<
!Jl,ICll. f119 mo ,..,, au
~-OpOe Sa>Sun .JM. 320
B:iK'lmplJ Rd.. Owner 646-1M3
OCWI FRONT
46Jt Fwllfl•kl, ca-Shies
ExecutiYe View Home Excelknt location on B&lboa
4 Bedrooms -3 Balbi -Pool Peniluula point. 3 bdmu, den,, l bl.Dia, 2 fireplaoet, sa.soo ....... lot. ,189,500. 0-r/
Owner will trade for Palm Springs ~~ Hollls Wood '""·
OPEN SUNDAY I ·S &
GREAT BUY •
3 & 4 bod......., 2 bollt homos In :
buutlfut Huntington -h.
'$23,990
Coll 171 fl 962·1"3 ,.
10 AN, 'Iii 7 PM
0!1'&1111 ~Home. • COATS
-WI R0 1tor ~~ 1--.-rt Beoch 1200 Wiii.· nton, ea -, R~1;roas SANDPIPER HOMES
On llrookhorrt 11 Atlonto
ii 229 Morino, -Balboo l1l1nd , , 146 4141--ElP ff -· 675-3311 -· Opon :111 9 Every Night '°'""'e-i..i
• , ' ' Minion Viol• 11"1M1111tii Vlojo "E" ·PLAN 1111
_N_-~Po_rt_1o"'0""'·ch __ 1200_ -----~.-13
n Live In Beautiful Mission Vlefo OWNE•s s~FFS:· ::.!'· ·~~ cAMEo sHoREs oPEN suN. 1.5 PLEASANT couRTYAR.o ENTRY
We have a buyer nady will-~rator wallpa~n. nal. Executive t:tome Street to 5--..1-\Velcomes you. to this spacious 4 BR. charm· · ncf. bl • ll dra ri Park VI · Cus1om built-sweepln&: ocean · · l"nnnl ill 1nc a a c to J>Urchue a.o nen pe cs. cw. ·"-·_arbor, •• ~ ........ ,., 110 VIA CORDOVA er. A 'Panoramic view of LagUQ.a H' s awaita
''E" Plan in the "BIWil" tor $4'1' 5Dll """w ''"' '" ....-" I " ll kilch •-f il · ' BrokerloWnu quaiitY constntcted 3 BR., 31bdrma, double garage, pa. )·ou rom .... e v. rm., en ~ am y rm.
occupancy in June -if you 642-8235 644--0322 ew/wknd. & ma>d'a (or denl l 4 baths. llo, Immediate OttUpa.ncy, 10% Down is all it takes to move right in.
MY' evtrainaidettd seUing 135 Fl~ deep lot provides Newly. ~led, rw;w w/w Total price $35,000.
)OW'B this mt)' be YoUr &Oki· BLUJTS • 3 BR, 2 BA, tpllt~ tremendous outdoor livirtg cupet:in&.
•• """""11nl\>. levd ••>m>. $29.500 ' " area w/shcl~r<d pool • JEAN SMITH FHA OR VA FINANCING ~ US AT 675&5o teueloption. ~2039 Rhll!fleboard Ct. RealisUcally E Avail. on this 3 BR., fam_. rm,; block walls
p Ti{L REAL
"\.. LSTATERS
BAYFBONT COndo • T'<rftn priced at '$'76,500 for prompt Jt ALTO.I surrQpnd the heated, self-cleanint pool. The
Facing Bay Club. ter 2 Ba sale 10 disct'im.lnatini buy. 646-3255. Ylew from a cov. patio oilers S"addl eback Mt. ·•
$46,500 UOM'dn. RJtr-.0732 er wilh art eye ror a IKIUnd P!l:Js xlnt privacy. Move. right in for only
value! Conie 6 see. for your· NEW ON THE MARKET! $33,5000 ~
Ne!P!"!. Heights 1210 11eU. Open tlouse sun. 1 to Altr. 2 Bdrm., lgc. den, 2 · du.k ; ~ Oo·rl .. too, bath horn•. Ii Bl0ck to best BES'!; ASS ORTMENT IN MISSION. VIEJO
OPEN Hoult'. Sat &, &in. 1-S Exclualvr With beach. Priced 10111· at MANY MORE TO SELECT F ROM OPEN HOUSES
32902 Monarch1.Bay Dr.
4 &droorh, custom w 1 t h
Magnillcent Whl'te \Vater
VleW. $59,900,
PM. 3 BdrtQs.,rpootl 5f2 El EASTBLUFF REALTY $17.500. Priv, financing: in1·
Modtl)J. yo.tt-..r.o., fl.tin. 641-1133 mecl. poss. 673-~20 ·t ~ ' 2 BEAUT VIEWS SHORE PROPERTIES
NE\V -Custom '•bit Ranch • 67S.-9060 675-1747
M ISSION VIEJO RE;llLTY
1500 Eton ,Place
Wel!'tcliff, 4 bedroom, Cort.om
with sparld""' POOL. SQ,000
S I • •· 2 Ba •<th• .,.__ r-.fo'). pc1·fecl cond, Save thou·t---------ty e ..... · ..,, .,..,,. sands by aS!iuining 6~ % 2 BR. Attract Xln't 'Cond. CHRISANTA DR. (In L• Pai Models) 137·'5t0 ,
ta Ana $37,500. 673-f450 loan of S::2.4CO. J BR., h11ge Owner Will Cany Back A Eva1. C~ll : U0-1040. or U0.2IOI
bkr tiv. & din. rms. Thr scllen _Yl: Mortgage, Lo Down.r;·!:::~~~~~:i::::~::!!'~!!!!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!::!!!!
3 BR & Den. La'rge yard. have UP'-:l'adf!d nio&t every· Ba.~in at $45,500, Phill•
see at )'OUr oonvenience from
12 to. 5 Sat. i Sun.
Walker &,Lee
$29,900. Frank ?.1arsha11 11 .. i"<i: 1r~ i:poilcsti. Yes. 2 SuU1van -S48-0761. Hunting.ton Beach 1400 Lagu~ Beach 1705
llil:alty. 615-41Dl I \'ic11·s, er ocru n & canyon. 33lBiiR[.lin.o;o;;,2i7lil°lBBa3:.J'eo;;n-~l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. l---------
NEW cusl. bome. 3 Bdrrzys. J l·:ler, gnragc door opener. 1cmporary, Archilect 1 odl Oc .
Bl. .. bltns. 15Tll I: S3nta ' Xln1 lanch;c:,pi11c: ii hO&e pa. dcilgned & bll. Lo inL mm •t• cup•ucy
Ana. S37.500_ .. •.7l-6450 B!:r.:_ I liu. \\'lib today·s linancing, tr,uWerabl€ Io a 11 . By Vacant 3 bdJ.T1l 2 h,.ths. ,
::sRT
2 Bloch to the ocean ~ block
to Comm. recre&Uoft center
& pool.-3. Bedroomg 2 baths,
fireplace, double. prage, ..
~:;oo wllh ortly 10% down.
Lowest Priced home in this
fine area.
646-7171
O THI: RF.:AL
'"\... t:STATERS
this has lo be one ol the 'Owner. Phone . 673-28ai tor $17,500 f U 11 price: • $1500
Dover Shores 1227 r!l'IC'st buys ll1 CdM al appl. moves YoU in -seller will
S41,900. Owners \\'Ould con. pay all c~ill&" cOats. Ele<:·
IMPRESSIVE -
SPACIOUS
4 Br, 411' .Ba + makls. Full
length view • Bay I: Mtns.
Hlgh ce~lngs. 500) i;q. It.
built •round court. 4 car
g<J'. E-i maint. Immed occp.
st78,(X)'t furnished, Assume
61,<i~ loan. Owner. 548-1249
sider carrying 2nd T.D. lf Hunting ton Beach 1-400 tric built-In range, oven,
short GI i1nn1et.1 calih. --· · FA heat, carpels, d1'pes, e BILL HAVEN, Rltr . $135 MO. BUYS &0x100' """"' lo!. double
2111 E. Coast. CdM 613-3211 YOU A . NEW .......
101! S. Main, S.A. 5~1-6613
Ocean Side 4 BR HOME lfD4_M_tM
Of H• U )IOU ea.111 $8,fiOO a year or ~
1ghway LESS aod have 5 or more1..,...,,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,_
Just Hated ln choict area persons Jn your family, )(OUl1111
J;?uplex with 2 Bedroom ho1ne: may now qualify under the SELLING
University P•rk 1237 with patio and Income aparL new FHA Program 233 for
ment always renled · $48.500 a. ne1v 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath YOUR HOME I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;,I 673-&)jO home. Payments o( $135 per
FRESH AS A DAISY mo. for 360 n1onlhs <30
An appe&ling )'OW'l&, bome jll years), ilK!ludlng taxes &
perfect tag t t: aOOiafable insurarlct'. Payments.may be e FREE APPRAISA1,.._°'
value -perfect IO?tion. 3 less depending on youi' in. e WE BUY EQUITIES
b' 21' bl: + ~ ' 1..-omc Annual pcrecnlagr in. F1lEE EXPERT ADVICE ~~·"May I s~:; OPEN o•ILY •s tcresi rale of 1% on a BRASHEAR REA LTY ' ''" " ~ ot''"900 l 8~7-8507 &12-0427 through· • Sl tl'ERNLEAF. Duplc.ic, So. ~..,, mor gage. ,, e Red !1ill Re·•lty I cf Hwy. 2. BR. each. 2 . . BY Owner: . A~un"M! 6:i( a.
Univ. Parle Centtt, Irvine Fi-pies., 2 patios; New car· s,m in ca~h is ,~11,'"?" 1"'<1e"" rn, BA. 2FnncBa .~~1000•• 84Fou7 "ut!!,n e.au A"""""" .833-(820 peu· • 1. . 1 1 o move tn , w 1c inc u s r, . ....,, . -_ ·~~ ··~... 1 ng pane 1ng 1n ron 1 . h"'"" _ _. · ~~~~~~'!'!~~ unit. Priced fur quick sale! cosing c.-.."'es auu un· 2 BR. Condo, Sell By Ownr:r
1240 D.ON V. FRANKLIN pounds. . Pool Facil. 1 Afi. from bch.
REAL TOR l n1Ue from the ocean ~Ca::::U..:00>-"'15=..=:_~-=~
7 ••
Boele Boy
HARBOR HlGHLANDS'
Mu:ine:n & Harbor High SchOol. Great !.amily room,
3 large bdnnll, 2¥.. baths.
dining room. Total about
%100 .sq ft. AU th.is plus "-or-
ntr lot It heated .\ filtered
POOL. Exceptional klcation
I: ~ to aell at. $3$,950. AISwnaWe iaslUUCf' · Joah
now ~ J!IPPel'tyr <:ALL
56-1424 South Coast Real
Estate FOR Sale by owner: 3 br, e 673-2222 e in lluntillgton Beach Vacant NEWPORT WEST
liliiiiiii;lliiii;;;o;iiiiiiiio I family room, 2 ba, 2 trplcs, YOUR .CHOICE Bkr. 714: 962-1353 3 Bdnns, ""'~-• Has 51-'. 'it GI loan. t' e DUPLEX e bllM, ""1" drpo, cul-do-2 WITH VIEW DIER & ELO•Tr sa..::. Tea botue in ratdcn. "" -" 134,.,.. 0pen Sat15'm "°' S" :-S•t/ Sun .. 1-5 Open Sun. 2·5 P.M. Fairhill Dr. Mr. or Mn. 32S..330 POPPY
MORE ROOM
FOR YOUR ' Needs quick action!
M•rinar ·Realty
842-5541 541-~442 4010 •RIVER AVE . J\.1arvin. daya 64~1141, eves You'll be pleasantly 11urpri MONEY SEE thi& 3 & 2 bdrm. 548-6683. ed! (M.ight leallf. one /.
on comer lot, $74,500 Unive1'5lty Realty 67J..6510 -HuntlngtOn (!)' Corona del M•r 1250 3001 E. Coaiit llwy., CdM 4 bedroom.1, large n1aster Harbour 140S A.",. ,,._ DUPLEX bedroom, spadous ""'""'!--------~ ......, • !amily room, kitchen + eat. LIQUIDATION • New 3 BR
I I A L T Y CAMEO SHORES Enjoy the co nwnlence of this Ing. area, ~,11 well as separ. homes . 4191 Branford St.
Near Npt. Post Ore. 6~241~ 1 .._..__.., GORH"-" nlcef'J Br ho1nc with a 2 Br 1 1 1 d. · --...w l'WTI a e orma 1n1ng room. -..,, Just $35,500!! r Bkira/Alt. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 rental which lx>lp1 makr-the i;q. ft. and only $44.95<1! 84&-0609, ~es 557-'lSl. HOUSE
FOR SALE
t &Ox Z3 It. R-2 Lot
*~&autiful l bedroom!, 2
""" * Larae Covered Patio * Rom'n for 3 more units
+ 1.nWly Home for
your Famil.v * $28,500 ~23lJ
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Really ''plush", which ~ans, payments. Nonh of hwy. 546-2313
i.. Priced to 11tll. !he very besl. ~Lee. bdrms., MORGAN REALTY 67"...6642 extra ' size llv .. rm. l rnstr.
suite. 3,000""Sq,J Ft., with FURN. TRIPLEX
ocean view tflat 11'11nmatch-SOUTH OF HWY.
ed. S74.500. Come lake a Short "'aik to beach. Neat
look at real quality &: value. i prop. w/flnr l'f!ntal hislory.
You'll be impressed! revesJ $62,:ilO
518-8868 Walker Rlty. 675-5200
m11n ,\ 111:.\r ll
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3366 Via Lido, NB Open !iun.
'R THEREAL
'. ESTATERS
Fount•in Valley 1410
THE
BIG ONE
That'a the be&t descriplio.n of
this dramatic f..a:una Beach
home. SPARKUNG CON.
TEMP, STYLING, BLT. ON
'?-LEVELS. WITH EXTEN·
SIVE USE or WOOD &:
CLASS.
SPRAWLING 4 BDRM. &.
DEN OR 5 BOR1'1, FLOOR
PLAN . HAS UV. RM. WI
ANTIQUE OPEN B E A M
CEILINGS & tIEA VY CROSS
Tlll1BERS. One 1vaU ha 1
¥A$IVE CONTEMP.
FRPL. or orna.t<" brick &
plaster dcaign. Kitch. w/
family rm . hM loeds of cab-
ineta, BLT • IN RANGE Ir.
OVE;N, DtSHWR., GARB.
OISP., ETC.
Lgc. cnlry foyer \\'/flool'!I ol
1ravertine designed I 11 r,
QPeflS to center stalrn·ell
thal leada to 2nd story PAST
WALL OF GLASS 15 FT.
HIGH. Onr bdrm. w/flr. to
ceil. glas1 AFFORDS A
VlEW or THE OCEAN "
CATAIJNA ISLAND. Thia
apac. home, with w/w car-
peting It. drapes, ia immac.
thruoul. ANXIOUS OWNER
HAS JUSJ' REDUCED IT
TO
$32,950 Full Price
TERMS OPEN TO OFFER
MISSION REAL TY
985 So. Coast Hwy., Lagul'I&
Phono 17141 494-0711
ULTIMATE IN
GRACIOUS
LIVING
Panoramic View
from Da n• Point
to Catalina
Spacious Duplex completed .
1967. Large livifli rooms,
with fil'f!places. d i n i n 1
rooms, Ub!°U)', radiant beat,
<Jlectric klkhens. sell clea~
ing oven, Upper 3 Bedroom,
3 bath. Lov."Cr 2 Bedroom, 2
batho.
Hydraulic elevator Lo 3 car
garaae with electric doors.
Mi n I m u m malntena~.
Sll~.000 clear, Owner wiU
finance 50%. Shown by ap.
poi~nt. ~9f..9936 (Cour-
tesy. to Broken1).
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HOUSIS PCSlt 11CI -
It's. tho ··SOLD ·. SIGN .fhat ~ounh
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WE SELL 3 HOMES~'PER DAY
LET YOU.RS BE NEXT
YOU'U l_I 6LAD
You called to lt'C th1s
nicely appointed too r
~m and f amily
room . tf&I l11.r1e
amlmable GT loan 5~"4
lntore$1 Sl.9.0l> payable
$168.00 month PIT I
bc!autiful boat or trailer
a1't'a
I ! SKlrTICAP
about the home you buy
and rrom WhCim-;;u·«liu.y
IU You couldn't do BF:I'·
TER than THIS exll'&
large Collcre Park name,
1wo fireplaces, exquisite
c.i>ts all bit-ins . wll!''re run..
nine out of 1pace. Stt au
1tx-other deairable fea-
tum &Ii IOOn as )"OU can.
You couldn't do better.
"6-5440.
UNllLllVAll.I
'YALUI
~~ nf.soo In ~'heart
of Costa Me1a. Im-. '
maeulate all ne w I y
painted ln "-out. High
quality Y..'/w carpel•
thn1ou1 .• 3 bdmi.a, 2,bath!,
lan1ily room, all built-ins,
Beautiful lava r-o ck '
fireplace. .m L/R. Walk to
school•., ' l st&-54«1
. ) I , ' ,, . ' TNI ~ONI
5 ~m~·a
formal,-dillil\I
ifaths, , ...
Closets i:Jore. Pluah .
cpts. Owrv;r says must
11'!11 '° redUttd the price
' $1500. Good location
cl011e to &11 Khools now
only $37·.000. 546-5440
cozy COUIR -~ TNl HOISIY SIT •
tr ~ wani honn )'CIQ."11:-
muit Re tills ('OI)' 2 BR. I ·
den home + 1 ~"':bi t<\~
Thia. home la M.ll ~I
talhed and Jiu room far'~
rklin& in the rear, it'• like •
rettfna: the house for.-tree: • w"'• ,... buio th~' 11><31(~
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IXICUTMS
DILl ... TI
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s ,.,. ,...., lb~ -
hQ •n CONt&ntb' ,tmi.1·•
Jll'O\!.cd since It wu oc-'
~pied. 'J'.bll hom.t' 11 a .
h ou 1e,w I f e 1 1 .dnanit
beauutully appoinkd, ttM1
:iC:::~o:~ ~ 1
a_ muter bedroom suite
tit tor a Kina: and Queen,
ralM:d hearth m a r b I a
fireplace, •bll!avy ' lhake
rool. lf you want a real
executive home. 11tlS lS > ·~ .,.. l rr. -,
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF
SELLING CALL US NOW ..
FOR A FREE APPRAISAL
NO OBLIGATION OF COURSE ' l
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!DIAL LOCATION
Imaclne! Auume thl1
bl!a.utiful loan. &l 5.1.4..%
S2ll per month Pm .. and
move Into thl• l&rre
quality built 5 bedroom.
AU hardwood noon 1how
not only the Cll'I! put Into
this home but 11 I 1 o
quality. Full pric..e only
134,.,. -
TIRED Of FAM RMS
IN THI KnCHINt ,
Well lhen we have the
'
· LIVlllA•I
AND SHB.TH
L&rre commercial bld&.
In rood tocatiOn .Cl-f
Nl!WpOl't. tn need of load
rnanap:ment. U )'OU do•:!'t
want to m&l1A&C we will
do It for yuu. 90% ti.nan·
clnr available at 7" % m.
tcresl. SU,OOJ down will
probably buy this one, If
Uncle Sam la bltine· you
this year don't wait till
next Ytar t<i do eomethina
aboq! It. ~
hOme you have been b>k· • ·me for t It'• lara:e, about HAV,1 YOUli CAKI A, HI U.T 11 TOO n::io 1q. n., • 11ood 11ze ...
bedroom1, e norm o u • Ne.ed a 1at1fe home -we
~· family room that is have it! Tbtte bedroom1
aeparak and &Waf from &: la.J'I! nim"18 room ';
the kl~n. 'Many cuatorn need & low Price to fit
featurtj \ioo numerous to · your budset· H'tRE •IT IS!
me~M>n. Goqd Me 1 a
Verde b:atlon· fClr only
$41),500. -
ra:I 1'91 SUM· USUMI
•llAT LOAN
8".ut1tuUy' a'P po 1 n t e d
three bedroom Plus ahlm·
.......... pooi. "'"'"'1
$26,500. H~re 1@ 1¥' ~ln(,
a.uume $22.500 ~ at no
cost. ' . . St6-5MO
DON'T M LATI
Juat listed and priced to
sell-in Mesa. Vmlr, bar l
bedroom• two bath 1, ~
larat 1ize f.amlly room.
Be:&utilul ~place, real t
. ' ruce cpta and drapn i
$36,&.10. Better hurry I i
Good financing &Yail• i
able. 546-~ ?
IYI AJIPIAL I!
HIART APl'IAL 1
Punt appeal -lt'1 tn at-t ' t r active thrll!e-iedroolD
home -lll bath IPOl"kltnc
clean. Loca.t«t In JnOlt i
de1ltable arta, Here's tbt ~
clincher, only•J,14,ll!O. ~ • -. >
KOOi.-
i OM PT-
lllASST
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Retu -this -)>OOI •
l'lortie'" 11· & ftnt value.
Features 3 l'OCXI alze
at '32,000 tills •homfl has
assuma'lle,. 8~'1'1 FHA
~ lo&ftt payable
pa.od per month lncl'd
Pm. $6,000 moves you In.
• bedrooms plus I a rp l 1 y {
room, 1" betha, 2lx17 1 ' . LR. w/w c:pta A. drapea. •
evel)'thl111 LI plush and
JCLASSY .oo !he pr1ce a
,.pool an KOOL --•
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PAUL-WHITE-.
I CARNAHAN
1093 •.ua ITRllT, CODA MISA 146 1440
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l~iQWiiC a...,, .VloW ~ -.~1M Cooto -._ Cooti Mooo. 4111 !!!_boo 43111 C..to -llOIC..to MoM 5100 Newport IMch 5200 Soni• An• U
•·lot. Pvt bell. M-DESIRABLE BAYn!O!n'~;:;:-,°"';Prl;:;v::-;:be:ae~h.:~;;;;;;;;;:::;:::;:::;:::;;;;;;-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Pil\l'llCI' bath. apt. l1D5 to $Ul. LARGE 1 a 2
• 12S,llOO. '99·1344, HOME ••.a• •v UVI Doluu 2 °' 3 BR. By we<k GRAND OPENING!! ~with .,..1 View 4 .Br. ltlldlo Ap"-(lri-plax).
19 • 2 Br .. 2 ho, cp•• --.._y, 1 or mo, ldt<l Balboa loca· ~ WO • • Uue. Crp11, ~ l\'PIC. l&o faml. ~ AT 'tlOn. ---·-• 1y -w/hlbll. 1 child 111000 ._ sm ~ ·~ r...• Gul>dllp, bl>1no. .. ~·· "'--A~ Wlnnl119 ;;;"'="--""=-===--=L · ., ... J.i:i LoL M236 Via !>pie, patlo,11....,., ....,, PALM.,ME"'A. C1J1AN Boclwlor AP"-.-. 3 BR.,2 BA. N'r ocun.1'rple al<, "'-11\ll. Nr-2230 ~. *-llBl. !um. AduJta ~no~ ~ All uW Incl~ up dahwhr. '1235 mo. )lrly. No So.,Ctntsr st. (Nt.1ftm1r). IE~~==! RATEIWSONABLE GARDENAPARTMENTS n\E.BalboaBl"1. MERRIMAC WOODS! pata.54M89'1wk-days!l-:I ••·5"0 Pelnt l7all ,..,_ lrom °""""' O\ib BALBOA 613«1'5 DILUXli UYl'RONT l_s.._._c_i ........... _ .. __ ....,.. .. ._
215 Mta Dr." I'll. 5IU106 ' e PATI01AltEAS ORANGE COUNTY'S MOST BEAUTIFUL ft •• L 1 0u 1 v • •-1 e LEASE/OPTION e .. ID> Mo. 3 Btl 2 ha. Family fsm. New cpts. le dral!f&
!8'iotleM! AgenlA9&-U6S
• e SWIMMING POOL lolbH lalond 43S.5 $300 2 Ir., :t Bo • .....,. BR P "'· "n "'" . • , l!ASTSIDE e SAUNA BATHS APARTMENT COMMUNITY ovoll. 1'!ent 646-0712 . r;;r'.~'· ~ ... ~~';\":
Lars<. c:1t>a 3<1>drm 2 bot>, e STm•u ROOMS OEUJXE -· 2 BR. 2 , __ ,I 2 •~ 2 "·Ill •i VIEW apt; alnal• adult only REAL ESTAT-f
Z:rtment1 hr
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• •·-""'·Ins· ra "· -•• -•, ~~-Avail Juat comp~-.,. _,....,, -· ft r· ._,. 11811 · 1 Ill """'-· -· ' m~ e JACUZZI BATHS -""' ·-~·· oofod If I .. ,.,...,., ""· u · ._,,A dlnlne room. run BACHELOR, I & 2 BEDROOMS !:n:.;~ l 300. .....i., ...,,,pletely aounclpr ' ,. CHI>-51S-:1394 GoMrol
,..,,,... ·" ..... ,... ·IZOI Furnl·L-• a un1um1-L-• • 1"11 ..,_, wood ••lll"11•· dl•l!w•ahora, !""' DELUXE tar. w .. tdlll 1o<. -.="'1=w'------• ...,....._·1 month. 1fttltap RqJ Es-.,.... -1 BR upper tor WOl4dJil mkf,. l•ftclKa• with 1tr••m1 &. w•terf•ll•, e... Pool A bU·inl. Adults. poo. f\ent• I , • . nw
.... 540-WI i.,.n .... 1. All Electric di....... ........ 11<0 uW volora, tllQ•a, clulahouM, ....... J !!C"D I a ~o ...... l<M214
pd, 313 Conl. in-139'1 1wlm 'pool•, prlvete _I• I!' • 9 • w/ltor ....
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• < INVESTORS!!
,,,.. Ownt'r-Bullder has De.. 3 BR. 2 BA, ~-
:~ luu new unlb2#S.12 ~b~~ ~ ~~ ~ &: 28. Walk to beach. 1 bl' owner WC adV&.nt.. AM~PM 83S-6118. Aft i I:
' ace: Lin<!borr eo. I =W~l<tnda==837,_.,4937,...,,.,..· --.,.
11 536.2579 CHEERFUL 2 Ji, pr, no -f pets, 1 child, 113.5 mo. 773 ~ns for S.le 1t75 1 ~w~·~w~u_.,~n--~~-·-..'~ LARGE 2 BR. 1 BA. home. ?r..~ ~ORMS. ~llent l:f.B. Cpls., drapes; ~. fenc-
1 JOCt.hon. Top condition, GI ed yard. $150. 613-2918 = ~~."· $28,<XXI Bkr. UNIQUE f ·BR ~\! J'l!I·
INT LSc-----0>1Je&< PUk. Ami ("'·
Houtu Furnish.cl '3S:-~i~ully crpt~.
2000 fenced yd, stove incl. $169
l+-----,....--~J Mo. Call :;i;.m
3 BERM, (.)>ta. No pets, $145..
531-9397, 7&.; ShaJlmar, C.M.
Hofpoint AppDances Evorylillnt .... FROM •140 • $210. Adult• ' pluM. Juat l!•at of 2600 Horbor llvd., naxt
Melt Re,aMfWl!tl• New Rent1I• HuntlntfOn leech +teO to N.ben C•cllllac, •t 4U Merrlm~ W•y,
In the Airport Area Coat• MeH. S4U300. Move In Nowl
Next lo the Bahia Ana Country Club. STDNEHENGI! APTS. l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!:'!!!":"J!!~~~~!!!!~ Just East of Santa Ana Ave. on Mesa Drive. 2 BR. 2 BA. dUbwllr, rec.r-= e From $120 Unfurnished n;ri~~~ ,..,, i32o Coato -SIOO ICoat• Mo.. 5100
• From $140 Fiimlshed FREE utJJ. rum. l Bdrm BRANft. NEW
CALL: 546·9860 ~ii\'"~~ 1125 s:'U.. ...,_.
2 BEOROOM, l u,.11hed. APT •HOMES . ---------RENTALS
Hou ... Unfurnilhed -La9un• Be•ch 37QS
OCEANFRONT 2 br. 2 ba.,
unturn. Adults. S290 Mo.
Broker 49'J.1900
Downtown H.B. No
Costa Me11 4100 childttp, no pet&, SS.'7396 Ntve:r be~ lived in. J>ri..
2 BR. Pool. Adults only. pao vate patio livlna. Ntar
2 BR studk>, carpets, drapes, rno utll pd. Avail Feb lS. beach .t: shopping. All new
pooJ. 1 child !)k. No children 17676 Cameron. 841~2125 buUl·inl; dlahwuben, w/w
qeg 2 tbnl I. Call ~ PRIVATE QUIEi' APT• ~· drapes, private
after 6 1 BR blk0 to beaeh siso livmg,
$14'::.A up -ATI'RAC'J'lVE, 1 ll'2 tu°h 53&>13J9 67:J..l7M e 3 BR-2 BA·trplc., plus
HARBOR GREENS
APARTMENTS
SPACIOUS
TOWNHOUSE LIVING
Separate adult & tamll,y ccm·
munltle.s. Bachelor 1-2-k 3
Bdm:l1, 1um • unturn apts.
SUD. per mo. .t: U!'.
• Lara:e 1anien patlol
Newport Shena 5220
DUPLEX l.Ower 2 8fl. .2
BA. IU5 mo !eue. Atlulta,,
no pell. EwL 49f...9S02
Coron• clel M8I-5250
.. -,.eti!.;·~
ON TEN ACRES
1 I: 2 BR. Furn • UQfum ,,,,.,.,.. I prlv • .0tfGa J
Poola. T-. . O>ntnfl Bldlt,
900 ......... QIAI .... '611
IMac:Artlnlt n:r. o..t Hwyl
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COUPL!: now residirw ift
University Park 'l"uld W..
lo lease boule: prtftt a
Bedroom, den, 2~ bath,
up. dininz room, kitchen
built-ins, iireplaCfl, 2-cu,
prqe. Phlne 833~0 1 14
latter S pm I: v.-eekendl)
3 BDR~t 2 Ba horn,, prfter
Udo Isle, 1 or 2 yr. lease to
bealn ~i,70 res pon 1 l b le
family, references. 67J..US8
Wr .. pool, uW s-kl. Prdtn ' . • 2 BR-2 BA·patlos
2 BR. S.p. lao.,., t,loso. Vordo' • ' 1110 Lquno Niguel 3707 I~ +dl>!.ta. .., pell, UD!l SunMf~-h 44$S •I B~-1 BA-delux, 1tn&)e ~.5:to1I;frl.& .... chlld -,,000--'S<t'".-F-t."''0-,-,-u1-<1-,-.,.-,-,, --------w~ Ave., c.M: ~~ Cori1can Apt. Homes
• Open beamed ceWnp
• Firl!p~cts • Rec. Rooms
e 2 pools, aunas, nuneey
e -LANDLORDS e
FREE RENTAL SER.VIC! BRAND NEW , B-r SU82
2 BR. 2 BA, t1P1taln1 • duplex COLLEGE Teacher I: Wife
wtth ll1ll1 deck patio! Cpttl., wish Ocean Apt Year Lie.
drp'd., encl. sai'aie, compl. March 8th. 646-9'1~ ~ BR, form din rm: hu.&e lam EXF.CUTIVE home on lbt *'QUIET 2 BR Duplex sTUDJO Apt. older man, SUNFLOWER AVE. P.J5. NlCE 2 Br. Duplex. 2 tha 2 frpcll 'walk 3rd fairway, 4 BR." 3 BA, Bltins, far, pe.tto, Eekfe'. teac~ra or m&niecl cpl •! Btwn s. Main £: Bristol l:ffW, ~ t~. , _pets. :''sc~. ~n i pell; ovu SOOO ft of luxwiouf liv· Adults, no pm, $165 mo. no child. Frplc, mod. appli-Located % mile E. ot South
DK!° ~ _ • J in&. S550 mo/lse. 4i5-4889 364 E. 16th Pl. 642-WB anoes, _patio, Nr Mach'. $130 c.oe.stflaza Sboppina Center
h .. ., welcome. _... mo. Yr se. lat & 1 t cn3> 592-2'25
o<hool.
lMMED. OCCUPANC'i.
370o Pe~l'IOn Way
Costa Mesa 546-0370
bll·ins. Beaut. ldscpd, 70'7% I"'=======: Oreb.id. $225 per mo. Rooms fo r Rent 5995
..-.-' 3 BR. 2 Sa, prap, 545-06ll> 3708 lMMAC. 2 BR. tum A: un· mo. u. Cell 540-1973 -&n.&Oil 0 ::r; '* pet o~. Bkr, I========= Minion Vi•i•.----furn. In quiP.t triplex. Adul!11 Senta AM 4620 Ev••· 545-2321 _, ;. 1 ca..a" FOR P.fatured Gent In Prtv.
Newport Beech_ 3200 OPEN House Sun. 1.4 pm. onJy, no peta. Sl3&4155. · Hm In H.B. Combi Bdrm•
Nr. Harbor & Adams
fllO· LARGE 4 Br. 2 Bo. Obi JOO Pa.,.to. Now 3 Br. 546-5386 aft 6 pm. ARE YOU READY? HARBOR QUAJNT.prtv 1 Br, ....,. Iv nn. Prlv. ba. No ldtcllen · r.~w drps. Kida. Aclu~~BOnly fam rm, ms. 842-3296 l ~R. ~1u;i:~ Be= ':n ~~ :~;:tr. WE ARE! ~t. ~~ ~·~1, ~~ ~~~ =~· Relfl'. S6S mo.
f BR + fam nn, lrplc, 3 SR. 2 bai.hJ. split level~ Duplex•• Unfum. 3975 ~-A~: 00-isos Bltnl, P1'*1t'; 1 Want OK. New· move in now, We have TOWN HOUSE 613-7629 RM For rent in lovely. ~ ~ Nice location. Bkr. 2 Bft. 2 batha •••.•••••. S225 1"""--------"BA=CHE""'LO=Ro-'·.,-1-;;8c;;R-=t1 No pets. 7l30 So. Center St. an adult community lhat is COROUDU 2 BR cl<>tt in, kit prtvl, Mp
., AVAD...ABt.E NOW 2 BR, rear hSt, fncd yd, ' N ls •fags CNr Warner). close to all 1 & 2 Bclnn, all ~17 Harbor near Willon API'S. • refrlg. gar. Male. ~39 Hii SHARP 2 B I Bay&. Beach Rt'alt)', Inc. &love & refr\1, sep. e.ncl. ~f~t~. A.o ~ uUI Pt1d.. pool, sha1 car-• 2 Br l~J Ba. Lowtr levels, studios. LOVELY RM . . ?drl r. w w 901 Dovtt Dr. Suite 126 NB 1ar, Pttfer older cpl or cpl 0· Legun• a..clt 4705 petl, bit.bu, drapes, Ian.re Townhouse $135 Frplcs, pool, dbl earports, in pnv home.
'Klddr)I, Bgkrar'r:.,!e.,~. Pets. &tS.2000 Evu. ~ ,v/sm baby. 548-4f15 NICE 1 BR Duplx. Quiet. ,,,,•·I"' ~•y 1 .. _, ...... w/storqe att&. Adults only. e l:feat!d pool • Adu.It& only pab. $175 • $220. 673..J378 ~m_P!~~!d1713itnUeman. $80.
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• • ~ Sep. by 1anlie1. 1 adult '"v " ~ ~ • ~ . ,,... ,w.,Je\,I Huny on the1e. From $150. • No pets .• Adj to sbopplng 3 BR, 2 BA. Stove, re frig, .--" .,,_ FJO. NICE 2 BR horn~ near NEWLY oEJ>RATEO 3 bd· RENTALS over 30. No pets. 548-1021 'I udJ o. kt·t ehe-nette HACIENDA HARBOR dishwasher, 1arbage .dlspl. $14
ibeaeh. )'l'ariy. Bkr. 645-tllll nn l '.family nn, eXctl area. Aptt. Furnished • NASSAU PALMS • ~ti~ Senior adults $2.60 mo. 675-2698, 534-7558 Near 17th & Irvine
JEAN SUl'J'U I BR furn apt. Pool . Y-!100 llO. lncludln& 741 A""'ado, Costa Mua ORLEANS APJS ""'716 IJllJL _p Gener•I 4000 177 22nd S M2-3&t5 uWltles and cable TV Betwffn Vlctflria. & Wilson • B•lbH 5300 Room &: Bath For Rent. REALTOR t. . service.. lfqu l re 243 Juat west ol Newport Blvd.
Rontor. to Shere 2005 ''
C BR. 3 Ba. 2 -tes, pl•-•1.11L <Mr• S"ingle ' BACHELOR Apt. SI ng I e Broadway, Cquna Bea.eh. 9 ph)ne &U--2925 2 " J BR avail. Adults only. 1---------SOO: ~th4iJ c;n •
.. t< ...,. ··• _..._.. Lady Pref. Sa> Ptr Mo. 325 AM • S PM Monday tb.touih PENINSULA Point. 2 BR .. r ---------
w/ ,bar, 111tlo. lndcy nn, l !'J~~~!""~~~ I E. 19th St .. C,M. Friday LUXURlour U£W 1141 Tustin, d.sta Mo.. .. •• 2 balh, nut to bay & FURNISHED b•droom, fantutlc view, prlv beach. 1 TOWNHOUSE: 3 BR. 2i,ii BR APT $130 ·=CE:;;fL,;-;=-.,,,="1,,...,= I \l11 """r Mrs. Carson 642-4641 beach. S37S mo. yriy, 1359 employed lady $40 month. nr 2 •trai&bl men z.ao. DJ. ,_,,. tio pool 2 Adults 2 . • • NI y furn. bache or. abo ...... ' ' E Bolboa Bl d N A ... M•7 1125. 4Sl1693 un, .. _., pa ' ' car 1925 Pomona, C.M. 897-4885 atudkl apt. Panoramic ocean · v · 0• ......,,,
FEMALEroom·matewanted f:· ~bl:: ':i~mi:: BACH. frplc, beam clg, sh,g v\ew, OPP; Hel&ler Park. $150 & $170 675-6952, (2U) ~1846 1-=========I
to -~ J Bdnn apl 'tll 642--2497 eve& or wkends. cpl, prl patio. 1 adlt, no 1ar, all util, Telec:Mar. $155 All UtlUtles P•ld Fairway Vina Apts 2 BR, frplc, encl 1ange, Motels, Trlr. Crts. 5997
June 675-0072 2 BR 2 .._ din Luxury sln;:le, l & 2 bed· pell:. SlOO lsc. 613-7629 & Sl7S, yrly lease. 4Mo.m5 1 & 2 BR, 2 swim pools Ane1,~~o. bayno pe& tsbcl>. 0~18:i3.iooose. ,WEEJQ..Y ntea Sea Luk • · """ den , · room room a"·-ents, furnish-RN APT BEAUTIFUL 1 ·-Bach. Adulta .... J.., no "'"'ts. u...... ..., _. N Bl FEMALE Rao te hr 1n Clittbaveo, $.1'.lO 1......... 1 BR FU ._..... ...., .. -Near Ortrwe Co. Airport & or LI 3-3111 Mo~, _.. ewport vd.,
mma to 1 w•·-·· •• 1 ed and unfurn!Jhtd, with ..... st j CM • apt. Walking disla.nce to 307 Avoctdo St.. C.M. UCJ Adu.It onl --I;;-;;:.-:;-=.:-;:=-;-:: Costa. Mesa 1 BR Townhouse in CdM. Geoti(' W ...,,....,n, "'l'a tor complete privacy and land· ""°"1 S. Bri 0 • · beach & shops, Ocean view, See Mgr on prembes · 1 y. 6Uu. 2 Br Apt, 1% ba. frple. lM: l:========I
SSS mo. Aft 5:30, 494-4729 673-t350 ml56.f Eves s~aped country club atmos-OO Blt·ins. Lease S170. 494--2449 !Behind K-Mart oU Harbor S&nta Ana Ave. 64i.46tl S210 Incl utll except elec. Guett Home•
WIU. aha.rt my hou$I'! ln La· 2 BR \l'\ne oovered cotta;e. phere · includlll&' S750.<XXI Newport luch 42 or 494-5303 al corner Rutgers & Avocado I ;;;;;;;,,;;;;;-;.,,-:;==: 67>73.12, ~
JW'llL Beach (viewJ with re. Back Bay, Adults. SUO. Ph. worth or recreational faciJ. I---------..,. NEW VILLAGE INN Day 642~. eve 6Gt:rl83 NEW 2 BR. l BA, 1~ crpt !========= PRIV. Room for ElduJy
male. $70 mo. Lyn 4S.UI29 LJ 8-2381 • If.es deslanet: and optra.t!d Newport Beach Sa dl ba k 1 MARTINl"'UE Drpa, dishwahr, piatio, beam Balboa l•l•nd 5355 Lady In Uc. G~.at1Jgme. '= G jUJt fur sirigle people. fonnerly d e e nn. T celling trplc. 1ar. AdUll5, no Clll 646-3391 ~~sant!'~ ~. ~~ 3
d'::;:
2d!1:w~:1:1~m~e;;rcl:~: RENTS FROM GRANO i~rom •• ~:.·::~ LUXURY APTS pets. $165. ~ Elden, 1,-B-R-.... -,----.-•• -.. -.-Ad-ult r-========= --• 1).75.,.. $145 to S3til 53'7-0062 alter 1 pm A: Sun. -v Ml R t I s-; .. ,........,...,, 543-4307 . S230 mo ISC?. 54 '" 2 BR ll,ii BA, refrlg, bll·ln.s, Excellent park·Uke surround. 3 BR 2 BA N only. Util furn. luo la IC. en es .,.,., r.;;:;~,. NEWPORT BEACH OPENING cpls, drps, patio, nr beach. lncs. pools, Extra parklna:. linole~m ' d~~w r~~y _F"lore=""=':::m.=:::'892===;;. -FULL--'(--.----...... --•. ·
I 2100 Newport Heights 3210 Sl!IO. 499--1440 Nr. shopping. Adul only. , ......,·,·ted lh 1 Pri. • ti "' . ~'lo: per-...,· 880 IRVINE AVE. 1. 2 I< 3 BR .,.. " ruou . pa 0, Huntington Beach 5400 ..., ..... 1 BR. St40 mo. Gu" wtr pd. £:.SIDE 3 BR. inclds color 1st & la 5tmo. ttnt + $25
TV, dshwhr, waRhl'rldryer, cleaning , dep. Adu I t s iROOl w/ ma.int . J250 mo. 6ffr.l409
'.Avail Feb l >JWll!! 1. '646--101• 1 BR. $125 Monthly. G~.
·"'==~--~~-Mu1ts Pref. QUIET. nice. maple furn . 2 Call 548--01S9
Br, ulll .• laundry, pool. $165.
·~"=00.~1 ~Mo-"'~--~-\Jniverslty Park 3137
J .BR. 2 BA house, 6 mos
Leue. Avail Feb. lStb. S24S J BR. 2'11 ba ........... $325
1 V'O· Call 546--0341 3 BR. 2 baltw ...... , • , . $300 1:::;:;:;::::::====== 2 BR. 2 bath5 .......... sm
!'l•wport Bud. 2200
WATERFRON T
mo.
2150
INA COVE. view, beaut Fti-3 BR. 2 BA, $400 mo. 1'"' ... 2Tl8 Sholl. 644--0906
ji;.lbo• 1.r:.. 2355 ' .
'1010 SO. ISAYFRONT ~ 10 yr. feate for bell Joe,
1a..,ut. 4 BR. 3~ bath home •-2 BR. 2 bath apt. It 2 boll p,,.r '-dock. Fum. $1200 "r month.
Ind• lalo Davolo...,..nt
GRUNDY lila.3210
• RED HIU. REAL TY
Univ. Park Center. Irvine
Call Anytime 833-0820
LEASE 3 BR, 2 BA ~·/
atrium. Deccn.tor home.
Bit-ins, crpts, drp1: ava'tl.
2/18. Nr. ua • ahoppm,:.
644-0449 er 6i~97
E111t Bluff 1242
EXEC. Home East Blutl5.
Near Aeninutronic, 5 Br's.
St2S w/gardener. 644-1554.
Coron• del Mar 3250 ----4 Br. 1 Ba. Cpta,, Ntw
decorator dr'J$, Paiie1Ung,
Open beam celling. 'Bit-Ins,
l\lu&lc 5)'Slem, Ltaund.ey rm,
S2$) on lea.se, f,49--J7.¥i
4 BR. 21,i ba. splll le\'1!'1
Don V. Franklin, Realtor • m..2222 .
CJ!iARMING 3 Br home, trpl.
blt·lnl. """' ....... lmmed oocup. ms mo. ~
IRVINE ANO 16th IMMEDIATE NEW studio, N. end, util pd. ALSO FURN BACH. encl gar. $195. fi73-36!ll --------• 548-2921. •
lTI4) 645-0050 SlOO mo. Employed single Jm Santa Ana Ave, .M. CRPTS. drps. pool. No pets ON BEACH 1 CAR praa-e on llley. Mesa
GARDEN GROVE OCCUPANCY ponon only.<.....,& M&,, Apt 11.'1 onhildttn, I b•. !US Mo.2 V•nfe att•. $1 5 /m o.
2 BR. 2 ba. Nicely Furn. br $135 l\.1o. 323 17th Place. 548-3200 or ~
UlOO Oiapman A~.
(4 blks W. Santa Ana Fwy,)
1114} 6.16-3030
ANAHEIM
NOW LEASING FOR
MARCH OCCUPANC"l
277 So. Brookhun;t
(1 blk. So. of Llnooln)
ITI4 l T72-4SOO
South Boy Club
Apartments
The GORGEOUS New
VAL D'ISERE
Single-1 br-:Z br. Fum.-unf.
Sauna, Act'y Rm , BUllard1
Therapy Ii: 45' pool, BBQs
2IXXl Parsons Rd. 642-8670
S70. 2 BR apt to &h!ll'e, male
or female, near beach. Bkr.
6~>ci111
Cost• Mes•
* *
SUNNY
ACRES
4100
* * * Motel·Apts *
Garage. Choice Loe. $100. Call 646-61195 e SINGLES FROM $140 SINGLE garaee for rent
Luxury ard partmenU Call 53&-2095 mom. or aft S. e 3 Bdnru 2 baths, many ex-;;;NEW;;:rnc:dlx;;::-.•2-;B"R'".•2-;BA~. °'Sh=ai e 2 BR 1% BA FROM S22S Sal/mo. Ava.ii J'IOW. Mesa
' en a tJIR Apt; alm aleeplng rma. tras. S22S/month. crpt&, drps. Immed occupy. • 2 BR 2 BA FROM S~ Oel Mar are•. 6Q..H22
offerin& complete privacy, Utll pd. Free TV a. ndlo. e 4 Bdn'ns 2 baths, '250/mo, $175-$180. 540-1973. SfS..2321 e 3 BR 2 BA FROM S360 • GARAGE FOR RENT,
beautiful landacaplnr a. 2200 So. Co&.5t Hwy. Well-.McCardle, Rltr1, 3 BR apt, blt·in raqe, CarpetHre.pea-dlshwuher area ot w. lStb & Monrovla,
unparalleled recreational D P I t 1810 Newport BlvJ .. C.M. carpets. drapes. 1 SS 2. A heated pool..auna.tennis NB. 64&-2556
•n• on 4740 5'8-7729 6«--0684 eve~ Coriander St. 546--5268. tte room-0eean views-facilitics In a country patios..mple parking. ---
LG At-ctl ' B ' .... _ rosr complettd 2 BR ....... ts. HUNTING' TON Income p..-r1y -club atmo"Phett. Now H;at•<f•pool".'' Adu!~, R;.: MESA VERDE drp" bit.,.. Adu!~ on1;,' no . -··
le11sing in Newport Beach. Lease. $185. 499-2035. 2 BDRM APTS at: 3000 Roy-pets. nss. 60-3092 PACIFIC 2 HOUSES ON SAME LOT
al Palm. 2864 HJckor; Place. DELUXE I • 2 BR G·~on 711 ~··rn AVE II B BOTH 2 Br. !iv, rm, dinlna: •975 -p T r--•·J "" .uu ~ .... , " · · area, blt·in kitchen. 1 bath, ?ifodels open 10 am to 8 pm Hotel• " ~"so epper ree ........ ...,ui Apls. Bltns, patio. htd pool. Cnf> 53&-1616 / ·-~ w 1 k
unlu 1---------dr&pe5. blt·lns Adults only. Adu1ts. $145 mo. ~l6J w 0~11 J ...... s. a ln1 Furnished or mished Lido Shorel Hotel Rltr. 518.3200 Or 541)..5599 1 BR. Twnhse. R. 0. Retr. distance to schools. ·~
Rents from $155 to $310 Bayfront kitchenette suites VILLA MESA APT.$ LARGE 1 BR. elec bulltlns. O'pt1. Drps. Wshr-Dryr. ping center &: churche1.
from $225 mo. SuitH .t. . • nr OCC oi S. Cr;t Plaza. $135 Pool. Rt'c. fac. Pa ti o , Original 0 cc up an 11 • Oakwood by day or wtek. 2 BR unfum, pri pe.tiOI, htd w/ retrlg. MG-968l caf1>01'l Adlta. No Peta. owners. \\'ill sell for ;28.SOO =. maid eoffee ice. pool. 2 car end'l pr. QU. BAOIELOR. .2 l-3 BR'a. D-1489. or trade for comparable me>-~ Garden 611 Lid~ Paric '0r. m-8soo :~.~':~ ':,,,P s~~s C/D, bltn.. No petl. 2885 OCE='lANi"""'v"1ow::::-, -===-";4;:.,,:;:kc, I bile home +cash.
A t RENTALS 719 W ·wiho 646--.-.· Mendoza. No. A. SlS--5421 beach, new spac db: 2 BR, 'o==-~·~·~-~'11-*_*,..::.•_ Partmen $ . n ~" bltinl, cpta, lndry. Nr &hops 1 f'o f Apia. Unfuml"'od 2 Brt. Pool, G.,, Patio. • pior. S.l<d t•nani.. $165. R Salo by Owner ' 10 wt!
1700 16th Street Generel 5000 Crpu. St30. 54S-1565. 177! Newport Bl•ch 5200 Adults, baby OK. ~2131 ~!.";;>a~.B~.~A = 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;;;;;;;;1 Roa:en Pl., Apt. A. CHEZ oi:to APT'S. 8234 18) 2 BR. 1 BA Met, au W/
VEN DOME . 2 BR IUWm. Dupl"'. Crpt A NEWPORT BEACH AUanla, H.B. Nu, l, 2, 3 prlv potm, atlach. •"· drps. 1'.fidd.11!1 aged only br'a.. Priv. p.r. pool. Utu Cf'llll, drps. Nr sch I 1
pleue. Phone 548-lM22. rm. 536-8038 or 536-2727 churche11 A &hop'i· Zorted
THE DOIACULATE APTS! • BARGAIN • Beautiful I.. LUXURY LIVING 2 BR Apt. Crpts. bit-Ins. '" 2 more unit.. pl•"' inol. CALIFORNIAN APTS. ADULT • FAMILY 2 BR apt. 998 El Comino \Vuhtt/lnyer Spa!IL-11<0. I""°'"" $153$ mo. Spendable
S D I SECTIONS AVAILABIE Dr Cl\T 546--0451 NEW, never lived in 2 & 3,7,Call;;:;:C,962-8$;;,.;.;.7';1.,...,.-;;;-;= $160. 613-JliOO p•nlsh Vil lage es gn CloM to shoppl"I, Park ' . . r ·ATTRAC 2 ' 3 ZR, Pool. DUPLEX, two 1 Br units. * Sp&clous a Br't. 2 Ba e DEWXE 3 BR Apt 2 bedroom, 2 Baths. 1280 sq.
New 1 i1t 2 &droom furnish.. * 2 Btdtoom• chlldren okay. S98 E . fl., shag carpets, linen drsp. KNh ok...$135 L$175. 17401 S140•per"mo. income, mix~
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ed & unfumlshed, dr.condi-*Swim Pool. Put/sretn Camino Dr, CM. 54&-0451 es, buOt·ins. Generou1 ator. Keel90tl. 963-7510., 847-15!M area. xlnt l nve1tmenl .
I signal So. or O.c. tioned. dlallwuhers, 51!Jf. * Frpl, lndiv/lndry tae'll 3 BR 2 'BA Qmdo. Crpts, •· heated pool, •lepg lo AVAILABLE Feb 16th.1.l 2 _113.=ll95==.:;:S48-8832======1
Fafrliounds cl I tio bretk 1••• •--L-1 A •-· bl I p t10 Westclltt Plaza shopping. R' N '"'-ts ,._ -S~.~-I. 1 l .. ooom11 tan nr oveJl5, pa ' • ~ ~ m w. ......,. tna, poo. a ' B '· ew-. ....t' • ""V"'· Buslneu P-rty ~ ... "' fast bar, private aun declu, COSTA MESA. 6Cl.aM: prage_. $225 mo. 545-S2'IO Balanced ~ .. r. Fumished L1ndbora e.o. 535-2579 .... ,.... -
$!0 WK. & UP W.• •toraae clootta.. 1>ea• NEW dlx. 2 BR. 2 BA Sbar __, by Bui·•. ::, i<iso;:;;RMS:r.;;.;;;,';;BA~.-=pv1.::.;-;po=ti0;;:, HARBOR BLVD.
let •:,OJ:,,!~~~=" ed pool, Saw>t~ B.B.Q.'a, e , RINT e """· drpt. lrnniei ~. 645-0252 healad pOOI,.......,." ~ ~"::'';'".:,"enc.'~~: • ""°"' wv., bid poor ~ ... ~~:..,wa11.,:;,:::·~ l R...,,i Furnlluro 111»1!fl. '40-:m . ....mi MARINER book up. 9tlM99I
Huntington llMClh )IDO
crp'~ . ..,.. l.1IO mo . ••!aid'"'""' avall, AOULTs no..... $19 95 Ir UP ' BR. 111 ... s-& S"'UA'RE APTS 84M$26 2376 N.Wl'ORT II.YD· 2 block1 \v. N"'POl't Frwy. • "'""· Ea• t 11 d • C.M. .,. • tlntton h•ch 1400 d 541-9755 Al ~fcArthur • Main ?:Onth-To-MMth Rentala $170 Mo. iti-182G, &46--00.58. IZ44 trri11e A .... N.L
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5612 SIO!!E • NEW FRONf.
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Wutmln1tu
ADULT Col'ldo. pool si e 2 WIDE SEL.ECI'ION
JVE ho B' 2 ... ~-h--........ -·'d '""0 D~-·-0 A C. LRG 2 I 3 BR. Crpts. drpa, 1 Owtted & •••tit I >y me -J BR. · u ........ ou, ....,. --• C 46 2 ,,:'...c :::._~11,_' ..;. ·t-•-or 2 kids ok. 2714 r.ollep tam room. beauti fuJly rurn. 11allo. Evea. (n4) l3:W723 HARBOR All 5 ·27 1 nl'n. "w·u ... ., ._n IU-3 1 ..,.,.""'<:!'~l..i~~,."!~~~·...,
LG BR. cpts, drp1, bUN,
pref cpl. 1 child ok. SUS.
10090 McFadden. ~2267 \VALKER AND LE E
~1 . 517 W. 19th. CM MS-JW Ave .. Apt. 2, 046--0627 rvv I. J!CIVict. 1 nil fli'lm UNF. f Bi'. 2 ba <.Hse. Crp1 , b40 EXPANDO, l lv1 n1 2 BR., 2 ho, uni. n.-, w/w
Wach. Ledl!: $750 mo. Ev~s blltnt. fenced in ?WJ:. $225; TOWNHOUSE 8edroo SllS. 7 ... ,., .. a wtmd1. cau 962-7919 I Call 962-8)47. room, 1 ~· Cost• Mes• 5100 crpt, eltt. stove. Nr Shop mos leaR . \Vork~man or1---------Ctr. 820 Center St, Apt. l. -~~/;-UnfurnlsL-d I Fountain V1Hey M10 2217 HArbor near Wil11>n oouple °"r 3~ ~ 9 NB. NEW TOWNHOUSE 3 BR, 2 Ba. Dshwhr, ~ncl ,_ ·~ ~;;:.:~;...,;.;;.;;.;.:....._; _ ·e I BR. Townhouse .SliO 2 BR turn &: unfurn. $150 - 2 BR. 1•4 BA I 1 A 2 BR. gar. 22111 rordham Dti:)t 11---------)0-+-0 SPAC 4 BR bouac w/drps, • Htated pool: • Mull$ only $173. Cpts, drps. bltn6, pool. Ct'ptd, drpa, iidt cl11J au 646-16!9, ew 646-4939
crpts, bltns. Incl n, w e l\o pets. Adj 10 shoppJng patio, 1525 Placentia oven, &4.>2t<M. 3n W. Wllaon 2 BR, pdy drpd, bll·ins, 1.,.
dilbwhr. lf'I' yard. rllce • DELUXE 2 Br. WntcllU \oc. OPEN HOUSE on Sal 9 am-4 Adltl, no pets, p 1 ti 0 , H SEDROOM homes. Good nbbd. Only $2.35 "'°· 08.)1~ NEWLY pilnltd ... 1 .,_ furn. Pool l bit-ins. Adults, $230 pm. .; Ba. 2 BA. newly 6f'a.123S
IDl:etion. E.a c r 11 en t con-'4).4218, ~ ~4 . apt. w1lh ~/W, ~ tee No Jtue. 6GoQ74 deconted,, n1k, to ,roarkets LGE • BR. ~· ~ •
rmmtdlate LOVELY 3 • t.~frpl roopa A if1CIL porc11. -area. A aho~ 1 tntant <1r arown • . """""' ........
, f'ro1n fl80 to 1"-Ba. IP ~"' ok ~ mo, 623 •Bertlafd st,, l Br ham., 1 blk. to ocean. child ok. $150 up 1010 "B" c!rJ-. Kids ak. 1991 Mtple
h. CALL 54M04 rm. ......_,..-"-· 1 apt. A. ,...... t':t' pool. $130 •ihaln 548-2035 or 4 1016 El camino· Dr, CM. Apt 3. 5'8--2Q.
0-t Ilea! Estate. MERRIMAC: WOODS .... -TERRITIC ' BR I~ ...... 'Br. Sinai! Yd. Child .... liiiinffiiii>n1-=f;oi,,,.i;;;;-2 , Wutmlftste r 3612 Fum un it• ~val1. see ad Ur\. Coron• del Mar 4250 Shfl'P. cpls/drpa. Approx. OK. suo. J'tome-1'ith bullt•ln1 I: -· cte1· cla.u 5100. 42S tttml· 1:!)) tq fl . fenced. Sl~/mo, Cell 642.('85T '*ie re.need yard. l..ovfly 4 BRl t,.BA" tltJO rbo •• JYtna. m.ac \Vay. 1>1>6300 2 8Rt Ground tlr. Nr. ~tore&. F'our Star Realty 835-4422 2 Bedroom, 2 Balh, un-
eirpclt • dnpes. m'i/nlO. upi., drptt. dbl 11ar. nr. -Sus CASITAS 1180 mo. s1u(lent• O.K. ATIRACTlV&-Oean 2 Br rumtsbl!d. $HIJ. Call
Alf. 546-1141 f Dnqt I UU.elt ~ Furn. I Bit f Ptl. Ad.Ult8. Ital Pinchln, Rtal!or 675-4.192 crpls, drpt, bltn&. carport'. ~
. 1 Br. Crpll, drps, RIO, Such JJDS °'!l.Y, no ~Iii 21l0 Newport l BR, UllllUt# pa.Id. SUS mo. Adi~. No peti. Sl3S . LOVELY Delux 2 br, ChOd
Clhlldren I( ~ OK. Blut t•9UN I Bh•d. 6~2·9286 mi1• hi Ave. Cot'Otll de! 548-6769 OK. Orpg. Bltln&. vw. Nr
IMcon. &G-<IW. C.M. 2 Bl\. ;1ne .ldtion ntar town i QUIET 2 Bclnn Ihlplcx. Mat. j-1[ 3 Br. Apt'1, 2 Bt.'i. So. Coiut P1ua.. M6-19'i11. or Ottlon to Buy I bU~hfl:' l2lo roo, lnquire Bltns. 1ar, pell~ .. &.ide.
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2 ~R. Maf'illeritt, So. of R.edtc ~ lteady To Mow In. LRG 3 Br .unf'um, lf1 2 Br
Ill' J bathl. BeatUl!UI. Jm J03' S. Ooa1l Hwy, or lf'lr.. Adults, M pelt. SUIS mo. JtlWQ, $209. No hllclr!:n. From SW. Adulll ·0n11. tum. Pool. Kid.I <1k. 1998
w/..-,. Della MMl!I ,•..,..f>Mi--:-::-=--·· 364 1elb Pl. llU-11: Mi 'mt 13tb " Pomona. 5*-7!1111. Maplt, Apt I. -
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MR. LEVINE
EASTBLUFF INCOME INVES!'MENT
J..c, 2 BR. 2 Ba. crp'td, drp'd, S.nt• An• 5620 DEPARTMENT
2 rov'd. "'""°' Xln1 loc. I "?,~~~=~;;;:·;· ~ I ~=~5:4:5~,9~4~5~1~= I nr shopping, sch.la, A church. / •
"· <16 ' Amigos Way # A. VILLA MARSE I LL IS lual-ltontil 6060 1ZO per mo. Cyrly.l lllAND NIW
SPACIOUS FOi UASE •• &7UIM o 1 a 2 Bdrm. {<fll•· 1700 . ._ ...
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••" a.a Adult Llvlnt "'" ..._. -= c.2 + -•• Unfu apt. Has ICCl!ta a: advertJI. P:urn. & m. lnC ....,_~1"b!e ~I IA YFlt,ON'f ~ -<:•lo<-nflna> llt> St..$1fl!J"" ....,-Ill, --
' BR, ' BA luxury .. ~. Prl. ed appliance• • pluoh '"" JIAN SMITH carp1t • choice: <II 2 color l•IT•"'· elevato"' aublor-sche'""' • 2 bathl • stall REAL,.OR
r.nean pk'I· AU elec. Pool. sl'lowtrl .. mlrrortd ward· '1
tofl '"8ter, tut decks. $350. robe doors • lndlreet l[Jht. 400 East 17th Srrtet
•1p. ll2l \V. C0t1I Hwy, New. ina In kitchen • breaklast ;:;r.~6~1'!6~12~5~5:_,.,...,..,... port. &12.220"J i'""" SQ bar • hUfe private fenced ,wv • Ft. lfllct, ideal f«
llONEYMOON v i ew •Pl patio. plush l&ndlC9plna. artists, decorators.•~
tlcaanl carpetlnc, 2 Bdrma, brick S..r·s.Q'a • larp hl!!•t· Uqve1, etc. Nr. Udo r~ll!I . f\repla~. ian&e S250 . td pool& a: lanaJ. Adequate parldq. 676-4'147
"'-2.19< 1111 So. Brlatel s,. ,.A;;•.;;'"i'·...,,=...,,=~~ NEW 2 Bdrm 2 bl.th trl.leve:I (Iii ML N'. o1 So. Co&Jt Mu.a) STORE f:OR UEASE tn
O>ndominium. Rial are• • 5Mtt• AM PamMc 81dc., nm to •
trr.pla>:<. $225/lnO. &G-4144 P'HDNE : S57-121G Beri<lhlrea Reataunnt. Jnq. "'".:.!!Bay::!,!•~-~!.!:Ral:Sb'~..J.·----... --.1 -Mra. P'ranko
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Want
Uhit1, T.D. '1, or aubmit
Nancy J. l'i1oore RtaJI)'
673-3101
Trd '40,000 Eq. Puadena
Potential R-4. Xln't Loe. 2
Ho u a e s, tor Ft.l.lbrook
Grov,,, local lnduatrl&J or ! .
O.ntr 646-0647.
N.J!. 3 Br, 2 ba. Mariner'•
Sebool, We1klltf 1hi>ps, Trd
$U,500 eq, for Gd 6ecuritle1
or dbl traUir ~1kle vu.
Ille. Own • AU "'647.
WUl tradt ~ulty In 3 Sr a dtn l>Ome Westside C.flf. au drapes, frpl, carpels.
J'or small 1 or 2 Br traUer.
sp.8316 or 5~8·5989
1189 Heavy duty No11e eltc-
tt1c drytr. \\'ould like to
trade tor a:•s dr)~r.
04-9367: 922 Gaviota, La·
,un11. Stach.
Emerald Bay Home ; 4 br,
' bl, pool, 1 level. SfT,OCO
eq. for T.O .. Comm. prop.,
apt or ~cht. Ow~r 49f...OOMI
or 494-138.S.
Horse Rancho 2"..00 ft hou~.
b&tn, arena, paddock&, Gar-
den Grove al"!a. \V a n t
ll}'lalln-home or income.
183-%>14
Cent. Amer. lake reisort
prop, F&C. ll5a,. lm. \vtrfrnt
Mi m. road fr. Best hunt. &
ftatJ. Trd lgP, t19&I, vaJ.
soo.~. l2Il) 3n.39l9
I ii Btar Lot $1500 F.C.
Salton Sea Lot $3200 F .C.
Santa Monica Lot SThCIO F .C.
Trade tor Van, Car, Camp-
tr Or Boat. Call .....
3 Br ~rouse !: 4 Unit.a n11
Fortclosurt.l Ex c hange
Tor Car. Tr'll!l Deeds Or
'! Call Owner gu.7374 or
m.-0144 .
tlave bayfront, pier &-l]oat,
wfth 3-slory·· ho m e. Eq.
Sl00,000. Want rt&id., com·
mtl't. or lnduit. un11 ~.
lalboa. Bay Prop. 673-7420
U7 Acrb on San Olt'gO
Count)' Lake. \Vant n1otcl
untts or wbal ha Va you!
?alADGE OAvtS, Realtor 6\2.1..,
fili• \Vaterlronl, F'lorida, nr.
Cape Kennedy; 1 ~ ac. w/7
apt&. Eq. S47,000. Trade for
home or acre;age Or. Cnty.,
PhoenL't, Ariz. Bkr. 67$-6000
Have Orange Grove, In Rlv-
trskle, tree &: clr. $90,000
val. will e."ch. for home in
OSM. THE FOX CO. RW.
fDrl. 6Tl-949J
frtt & ~ar Antelope Val-
ley Land + c&sh. foi-your
bouae or unitl. Rf!prdltas
Gl financing. ntA, GI or
ConventionJI. 0 ·Conn o t
(n4J 499-ISUI.
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Offlco Ront1> 6010 a..11,,.., Lu t Ml RJ:rnU:D Cldel .,......,..,
UAU'r. air oondillomd cl-OwiP•,rtwiltlN '* FEMALE , cockattcl, )'Ount mat. leekbl&: ern~omli
11ce ..... ...,..,. • po1n1. .......... bird, Mu•loo VSeJo. When You 1n mor1no '11>* " -ii,
SUD mo. C.U ~days • 13M114 • w . d P.O. Br;;: 364, Colla Me,.,..
ffiS NI WPOllT BLVD. MANUFACnnU:lt LOSl' Ip black eat wearlns ant It one CA 9'Jlll -
3(IQ '"· f!, _,,. Newport S17,lll0 I•-Into Ult rod barn<u In !ho 81ulb. ht 10 YM. "'P• --:-iii j
Qty 11111. ~IAIOI "'1 llUll""' cl .. "'1· z Plt .... coJJ 844-llOii all I Tl g • • • Deel< -· nt<d yacht .. , ;;;.:..;;::;::..:.:::==---·1 yr. blltory of eucoeea. nowl =~~~:;,:,=:..:::o..:... work on or dtlfY,t)'. ~UT. alt conlltOoned ol-..,....trw opera0om to~. t:NGUSH Pobiter, IJ (tlOI C II f m-o443 ,•
/lee, oew earpds 4 paint Colli. ~ ......,, 1J1. old, ''""''·vi< IStlo St, Cll. q One 0
lllO mo. C.U &G4l5IS days lfalled • ludy ID ... wm ltEIVARD! ... :Im the 8XperfS J3 W1-, ' !
tioln -OI -W 7020 loduatrl1I Prop. .a&O lll>illtles. eonlact im-. Poraon1l1 Mel listed be/owl/ -· I -0nco1n 1 ,_ __ ,. ANTIQ\IE niALER•: • 1/z A~ltE D11b tltlt·blcll .._,. .-NI W Y•Alt'S Matura -...,.d i..
lldGO • Zoned t.f.I, ltvtl _.. -.. ol. ll!rtltw RI SOLuTIONS Sll\VICI DllllCTOllY SIRVICI DIRECTORY SIRVICI DIRICTOllY £uropun A Ectf> '"cl; fer "'11dU... Ul!O llllt7 $12.0llO + "'1(lr,i;: BROKEN ALRIADY? Am-• -ptrt-t!ml down -Owner W111 llnln<e. """""· can Ken -..o 1 . I B1~y1lttlnt , '55t 0.-1"1 66IO P1lnfl"1, •mploym<nt. 64f..OOJI Drive by 921 E. 11th St and (n4J 'ITf...1050 not e1111 )OU. telO uoon p rh i "50 call646-Tintordetafi,~1'11! COIN laundriff,!"ri&'\d&lre ddeatP1ttmt1 l!:lSpoat-BABYSlmNG by .old•r JAPANESE Gardener, 1t! ,1"1!'J JAPANE!F; !M>tl)&ll· ~·
Real Estalus • llOO lit . FrOm S6J!Oe to 1,1 600 ble to chana:e your Ille &!)'le. woman. 1 or ~ Sch]. ap exp'd. Country }lard aeNiee. lNT " Ext Pntr. Free ests, ~,;p. ::.':ie19Exp'd. Of"
port Blvd. -w ADl.belrn. Colla Ji e 1 & ; };;~C:::r.!:~~=~· childrtn. Live In. Lt, Reliable, free. est. &12-U89 Loe rer.. 30 )"I'S ~xp. ua. A I -,,=cio--,..---,---,,"'>
f/ BUILDER Ol'FERS NEW Buall. fu'k, Fullerton, MEN: rttJJze """-• llOttn&i: haevi«k. Refer. Call Sat. JIM'S Cardenlna i: lawn inard. call Ouck M.5-0800 AIDES • for coavaltaceacl,
21,500 sq. II. deluxe blda. Garden Grove , on die W>. io".;;;., ptrwnal bet ~-6, Mon eve only maintenance. ~s. & COil>" or Jim 5C&-OG. ~::~~~~=·
'63 C:adillilc, Sharp. Prinl• Leued, eholoe Or1n1e We1Un1Nter, Huntlna:ton liie.WOM'tN:id:'outofthat 961-365(1 merclal •5404831 J PlINTING-INT/Ex1.
ing preu '5 .equip. Truck. County area. Property Beach. Sl.nta ,AN, TulUil, rut &f'ld stop Umlttnc exclt· BABYSITI'ING, My Newpot1 JAPANE.SE C•r~ener, Jack can do 'tbat PtJnHn&
m•-lt, mini.bike. Want clear Ownn' "''""..,.., lit La Minda _ __. • Helahts llome. Lr.a: Yd. exp'd. Compl. yard service. jolrfut, cle.an & Wl"Y reasl .. '-J.. • ,.._.,.. ,....,11 __ .,,,,_· ,,.,,,_ ment ...... new experfenceJ w I sand ~-. Lunch + Et --••1 """
Jiinoslnt, boat or what have TD 8%%. Prepd fl'lt. · oil ....... ~ -•ow ttom errterUw )'OUr Iiie. snacks. Xln't~. ~ Fret e1tlmate. 548-8255. t. -" --.o
YoU· ~tit. & pm. 5J0..364.5 am, GMUl prn. MACilNE Shop-owntr fttlr-A t ASIC CLEAN-UP SPECIALIST PAINTING, Interior, ex-
Improved • 20 acre hone NEW Bldf., .U.CX:O 811 ft for ins. SiDa11 sMbopl • niC9 ~~ ENCOUNtER Gl'OUP S:BY~ lny Your ,:t MOwina'. tdlirti. odd jobs. tcrior .. Jl,euon&ble. Ca I I
tale or lea.. Tor detaill on %, ac.. • prop. _,,. under Pll>ftulonaJ. te~ Y · OU Reuona_ble. ~ ~; lf no ans. call . ranch, Northtrn CAUi.: !or owner. ~2601 or ._ will be 'JtVttns thll mOnt.ti tranap. Call C.U..1407" after S ·
yacht, -or .... 1411.000 1latti• llealty SMAIL RESTAlllUN'I' For 1n1.,.,,,.11on call m.1505: 11.lbytltU .. In my home. JOHNSON'S GARDENING AINTE!I;
eflUlty. Owner. 5U"5tO newb' ttdecor&ttd, beach o.,ya only. Wulllde CM Yard cue, Cle.u.-u('I&, Prun-:r will ~i~
mu ..,,_ "·' -.. • • ·~ -• ""· p1e11nr. ,.._~ --------1 U RENTED ahoPI on Ml am. SUbsWluu • P'ULLY LlCENSll> * .,_.,,,." wknd1. Xlnt worlananlhlp,
R•neho Callfornli acre:, CM. 150M. 65'M dn. B&I. terms. 4CS4i>' ReknowfMd Hlnd11 lfplr1tuallst BABYSITl'ING, MW1. dtya Gener1I Strvictt 6612 Free e1t. 64M519. ~
~Acres of choice 1"611Chland 1% TD. Owner. 5'8--1542 7-11 FOOD Stores FranchilH Advl.at& on all tMtttn; or evn. For ln!onnaUon e Interior • Exter ior e l,;;;.;;::===:,;;;;0 j • -=-Love M·-·-B··'"'--·"-. tt,,., 8.AlN ptters ln1talled. •117,(0) eq. Tril for tmJll or Avail. Call 71-•u or • :ir~•-."• _.. .. 11, ...,. v,.,...,...... Acoultic ceUtncs ptd, 12 yrs '1 545-5141 att I Commtrcl11I 60U 49)..1572 aft 6 PM Courtahlp. H ca It b i Hap. ""';,.,:,.::::::;~---R,alney ieason alm01t here! s Uc I tlbursh · ' 1=:;::==:=:=:;:,== pl-u , ... _., N'o -. BABYSITrING My Laauna Free: elt. ~aan! 968-2208. ~per. Late • Pt .
'"' • -""'" ' t'•... Home "-· "-A Tl pnta. 543.-1787 2 2-Br hbuses on same lol 50 000 L. ft. t__. to tree:t blems too 1·-« too · • 1UY "6~• l'\Y me. · ~· '--~· ' lnvHtment smoll. 1 CAN -HitJ> YOU. Exper. Mothor. -. Houllnt 67l0 * PAPERHANGING
nr. averythinj, orJ&. owntrs. commercial lot with 130 OpPQ_rtunititt 6!!0 nA .. ~-cl••n 7 •··-a CARE For Your OUd from 5 I '-'=='----~.;.,; & PAINTJNG * -• •·-for comparable mobile !ronl feet on Newport. Ex··l--"""-"....;.;_.o--~~ n.c....._ ~.. ~· KAUL ANYTHING ---
home &/or etiuity. cetlent terms •••• $150,000. Fantastic!! Fantastic~! week. 9AM.8PM 312 N. El PM 'llJ. 12 m.flb:. Call !Wini mum $10 Freelc=.~R.,-~Ke~lly--p-a_l_n_H_n_s. $i~5207 for appt. Associate desired lor prime: Ca.m!no nea l, S&l'I _543-3=='="'====== Eatlmate. 646--0400 Before c.otnplete... Interiors I: ex-r.,oblle Home Dev. A Otmente:. 4tn.9136. &-401& "" 7:30 AM or aft 6 PM Ol1I'
La Sierra (R.ive:rsidtl 1 MATOIAM ~. Fortun(! c:an be made here *W lrlck •. Maaonry, ~n . .,w .. ~ .. M~uante<ld.
atte & &mall l Btdroom 64~ ··~J 64&-1234 day/eve omen l-"•,;,lc'----· __ 6..;560_ Y~G~ 1.:,le= ="=-='='~· ~~--~-,-cottq:e. Trade to.· propert)' ~ •• ,. PAINTING-Paper Hancin&.
COltA Mesa arta. Monty to LNn 6310 BRICK A: CAftPENTEJ\Y Grade. backhoe, 962-1745 25 'yrs Exper. Very Rf:u. ~n; evti. 968-4tt4 START YOUR NEW YEAR work. planters, firtplaces, HAULING, Cleanup, lot.a etc. F'?ft Eat. Refer. fl4G..19-U ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! 1-----·----wm: THE RIGHT MAN. blOck wall&, cement patios. Handyman anytime you =~~Fo~4-:!x~ ~ ;;~~n'v·a~a~ 1st TD Loan l -~"~-~54~1.!~!":!:~.·~'"'!...--li!:i'uii~co.""-•,~;;;;;~;;111i<i:_""",_ii·i<io~t ~~~:CSi MOVING P=:~:~t~:
&75-6232 or 573-0823 after 548-1768 or 646-7414, Agt. Lo\1.'i!&t Intel'l'lt Available BUILD, ....,Q)Odel, ,..,....,. Local Medium Dl•t. Ava. Ul * PAINTING • lnt/Ext.
2 d TD l * M Brick, block, concrete, a;lob.536-1091.5.16-4126. Local references. Immed
!.:.ins .. ~-" J-nl", lnd1Mlrl1l Rontel 6090 n oan . en ' cupentey, "°job too small. e HAULING. Have ll ton .. ...,,., oe-6242, 114&-3657
.............. Y• .... RJ!:NT M Uc. Contr 962-6945 1..a..• • licensed I: insured. ;-by Gerard Ttrborch, Dutch -1, U25 sq. fl $UI Terms hued on equi!)'. FR.EE F.at Brick, block, t_';"1003l'P tOU Supply The Paint. 3 Br,
11611-1161) •PPld at $250ht ~· 1:355 Logan, M. 641·2171 54s.o611 FIND YOUR GIJlL THE '-::::::='------~ Liv RM Ii: Kitchen Pail'lttd, 61 5116 SMART W'Y• 1tone, .. 1 .... tcn &-entr)! ·-.. _..1 I -Trd boat. home. land, TD'• ;,-~Nlng ltarbeT area :?1 yrs. " · WQI ~....9n, State Ue'd. Cle•n Up llVllA' H•Y $50. Call 557.._,,.,,
ot· ! ! ZoUer (TI41 &75-2173 Sattlor Mortoa•o Co. 547""61 · $10 a load. 646-2021 LOTS 6100 • • 24 hOut l-ecordl .....
LAKE HAVASU City. Prime ---------1---""'~''.:'~E". ~11;'.'"'.;';;t~"";;'~-li':iiOPimNF.~ri;i'''-;;;;;; c' ~ I 65!0 C'""ETIN" .,. •• .~ or er "9 HouaoclHn}no 6735 Center-Town Cl Jot C$9M \V E MAKE OR BUY IU\.r u ....... ~ y ..... s - -• ~l il '6' CAO CDNVT tor OCEAN VIE\V t.m TRUSI' DEEDS w/pad. Htlf of yardace CAR,INTIY BAY &:. Beach Janitorial
po\\-er boat, car, or'! Up or BAJA, r-.f.EXTCO Sjl-8381 anytime Brk. 1'!1i-cf, halt srey-.be\Je. MINOR REPAIRS. No Job C&rpeb:, windows. tloon,
do\lo'n. 496-2'00. ~ly beautiJul homesi te in C'X· • ~o~ 5over wln1 l Too Small. olb!ntt In JU" etc. RH--A: Commc'I .
lRV(NE CO.ut' Country elusive American resort Money Wanted 6350 ===="""'~-~ .,_ A o t b ar cablneta. 646-1401.
Cl b F U M •--•i Colony, Los Caviotos in Ba· El..ECTR.Ol.YSlS tOnwanted ~'II. U no anntr tieave H;O;:;U;;S;EW;;:,,o=R=K-.. -.• -.1-•• .,--
u am '¥ em ....... ~ P ja, l\fexico. About 4l min. Hair Prrmanently Rtmov· mq at ""2312. IL O. " .. '"""
for car. TMt Dted&'or ! from S.n oieao. Just off the NEED $30,0('(1 secured with ed) By Appl 18700 Main St .. Andtrmo eau .u61~e~~"'p.m.
Pl11at1rlft1, P11tch,
Ropolr 6llO
•PATO< PLA.Sl'EIUNG
A& typu, F'tee estlmalel c.•-
JAPANESE Gardener,
exp'd. Compl. yard ~rvlct.
Frtt e1Urnate. 548-82M
CUI "2:·1'14 Frwy. l..e!I than ~ ft. lat TD, 2/3.rfts cost ol New Jt B Clll &12..'1196 ..-u.w
or f15.0.144 1rom the &w1. Only $3,'50, Industrial buildinr. Primt1 ,.,..,· =· =u=cs=-~~--GEN. npalr, add., cab. CLEANING v.vmtn (2) to Plumbint 6ltO
Lakefront, Lake Forest 2 includes all util It TV location, r;stabll&hed .u.a>HO A.MrqmOl.ll Formica, panellnc. marllte. wont4orlbraWHkly.Call l'-:.;;;o;;,;=---_;:.;.;:
Br, 2 Ba, pool, tennis, fish· cable underground. Pav~: buildtt. i"k-0380 Eve . ~ S0.12lT or wrtte '° Anythfn&! Dick, 67l-4459 dter 6 pm, 642--3551 PUJMBTNG. EleW\cal &:
in&', boe.lln:;. cJbhst priv. lighted streets, clubhse & 528-4088 P.O. Im 1223 O>lta Mu&. REPAlRS * ALTERATIONS ?tiff& Oe&nlnE Service Paint. Ge:nen.1 Hm Jtepal~.
'Sl0,400 eq, For Land, TD, rcaeatlonal faciliUes. \Viii PRIVATE party wants to A fl 6410 • CABtNE1'S. Any •ite jOb Carpe.tl, wlndoWJ, floor1, etc .. Incl. door lock!, 54~
or '! Owntr 4!M-1463. aiw YoU my -plan,, tor borrow $10-$15-$30,000 at nMunce!M" ~ yn exper. su.&nl Rts. " Comme'L stMlll°' ·,;,';;';;· ==-----
---"'-----t charm.in& $7,000 2 BR hoQ'tc. 10·~'1 intere1L Will aecutt VI Fl CARPENTRY, Cablnttl ~ rn..ran.ir.: Al WANT late model miiltr Idell ror vacations • with lit TDB on Comm. pre>-TIA L LM n-~. No ~too---". PW>l" .. l,. -l!t'tions -toS20.000etNltyor?,for .-u ..... -am.LI fncomeT1x '7.0 Repairs. Call Anytime
new Bay view home San retirement $8)0 dn, bal~ pcrty. Call ~2-ia60 or SWl'IZIRU.ND Qua.I wort. CaU 645-2516 I :;;:;;~;;;;~;;;;:;;;;;; Mfrl296.
Francl11CO penlt11ula area. ~ 1J years. 0 \V:e · ~;i 645-2Cl20 eve:s. Lquna Hlah AudJtDrium REPAIJt,. PartlUona, Smt.JJ l 1 ..;,;,P;;L~U=MB=l~NG:-=RE=PAIR=-
Accountint Clt rk .-:-;, ...
To .as . i
No .Fee!. Xln't Fut G~
Company. Top Benefill .. Alto
Fte Job& ••• ~
JASON BEST : •
Employmeot Apney ·!t
2201 !i:>. Main, s.nta A,..~~
*MlO -t ·~
To $15,000 . 7i
B.S. Accounti111. Se ve r•a •I
yttl'I Exp, Capable of Jidi
vanccment. Beach a.rt'&. "DI
pd. Call Ann. Wesldi!J' Pet; l
llOMtl .\sl!'ncy, ~. w
dlff Dr. 1«>2'770 -;; • -
ACJ'IVITY Director PnirM. l C»nva:ltleent Hosp. ~
IUll&. Call )tr&. ..
wkdl.YI ~ PM, 831-800'.I "·
ATl'ENDANT needed ~
large apartment com Mu~t be over 18, no ~
hair. Apply 31111 ~
Hwy., So. Laguna • ,-•
Automotive
J. C. PENNEY CO. . ;:.
FASHlON lSUNO "''
N!:WPORT BEAQf .
H .. openina !or
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICEMAN
'
Recent expe~ In
mutQerw. lhockl, tire blJ..
anc:lnr, lube le oil cha.nae.
Excellent worklna: condi-
tlon3, competitive wq-
e&, OUtstandit:!i brndftJI incittd"" _ ..... _
and profit sharln&:.
APPLY JN PERSON
9am to9pm
Monday thtu Satunlay
,,
J. C. l'ENNEY co; .. * 646o6989 • a!i ~· ~· eai 920~ Ph ANNOUNCEMENTS 1:00 P.M. remodtl. etc. Nlte or di,)' Computeriad No job too .mall ~11~,.~...,"""c1°"eor""'=,,.._,-~,-1.,;;<;;n~<>c.' "6-3511;.,;..~=. :..Day:;.::. -°'"=N~· it=e .. ind NOTICES l:~fl.F~~ l~. Reul Ctll KEN 5fG.C19. ===·="=Wl=:ll=•=::!llE: 1 ~4:r=, ~. '""°"'· 1,.., ,.,. c.Jil. OCEAN .new '°' -iu.250. Found <Fr• Ado> -SENSlTIVITY 'l1WNING c ..... ,, cOOF"" "°° Income Tax
. Have gnOv.·bird ail boat &:
trailer. \Vant travel trailer,
camper trailer, house trail·
er. or '!
640-4837
Have 2~ acrr1 by &in city.
Clear. $7,730. \Vant, kouse,
Income, any tyPe: ot per·
ic:ihil property.
14M837
next 10 679 Can):on View Dr,
Temple Hills. Exttnds trom:I---------WORK _SHOP CONCRtl'E work all typea $5 Ir UP
Canyon View to Buen11. Vista ~UNO: fei:naJe poodle vie. A procram at tntfrpe!IOllll Sawlne breaJd bl.ullft&. FILE EARLY.
Oatit lot.) Please inqui VlSta Shoppuli Center. Olsta exerdau: tor lm&D .ell-cl}. Sld~na:: Lt~'Slr'Vtce 6 CAIL FOR APPOINTMENT
at Ll11tina: Olli~ re: terms. r.f!aa. can &-ldent111. reeled rroupc. Mlalmal Quality. IG-1010 STATI I FEDERAL
Our i\in i& on lot • easy to 64>2867 ebarp call '°""30. 10 AM. ='--'-'---,.-0,,---=-
locate if you cal't to drive BLACK & y,•hitc female 5 PM. Concret work an type1. Pa· Income T•x S.rvlct
by. striped cat. 10 mo., vie ttos, Pool decks &: blocll Perron RI~ BJdl. scz.tm
MARSHALL & ROPP Bay1lde Dr &. l'emlcaf, Ltp1I Notlcts '451 work ,• Dick "2·17'7
211 Ocean Avenue Cdltf. Pll'ase call 67>-1064 1 will not be rcRponslble Jor * CONClE1'E Doors, pe. Smiley Tax Service
Lquna Beach FOUND 2/1. J..ara:e white any debts other than my tm, muonry. Any u job,
"50 1;;;;;;;;;:=;--,.-,,-,--.11 BABYSITl'ER il lt ..._.
ALL l;Ypea rock, wood A work, 5 du, 2 chlldn!n, M'llt
uphill dilnlle1. LEAKS have own trantp_ " refs.
REPAIRED. Work l\W'· Lake l'oreat. 83()..4623
847-11.16 iisAB'iiiiyii51;;;1;;•r<'ER;;-;;N;::-::i=';;..,..=~ll
PAINTING, Paperin& 17 yn. It 3 yr oldl • my home:.
In Harbor area. Lie Ir. bond-1\JeMll,)'I Only BAM~.-~ 1. Ref&. turn. 642-2356 644-~. !
S1wlnt 6NO
494·l07l ~a.n She('lhtrd, ma1e. own. Guy Kinney. 2/7/10 Rtu. Don, '42-Ut4 alt 4. e i2th YEAR LOCALJ..Y •
MUST Sacrifice. St~ equity Nr. Wil$0l\ &: Pomona.. - -CEMENT WORK. no Job too Qualilitd -Reasonable e Dret1makin&. Alteratkml
BABYSITJ'ER, J).35, live In, I
No Encl~h 111!C. TV, 2
1
children. ~3
-Hillsltk VIEW lot -Heart 646-452l Tutoring 6490 Small. reuonable. Tree W. A. tBUI) SMILEY Dlitrned to IUit you.
What doyouhavetotradef Oraqe County -$60/Mo. LARGE Yelklw I:. whlte Estitn, H. Stutllck ~5 Certllled Public Account't -::iC.U:=.:':0:*::;:144;:8;;6;:"*;;;:=
t.Jat It be1'e -in Oniwt on Balance. 830-6040 malr cat. older. Vic ?>.iel& ENGUSH Tub', J..anauaat•. &1).2221 an,time 64&-8661 -NEW ACCOUNTS : I
County'• la.rrtst read trU-ft..l LDT lltb:.150'. Collta del Mar tract. c.~t. 54&-0UO Well tta¥tled. r..t A.. For Ch llcl Cart, Cll'ltnl Bualnela Service• "T.;;lll;;;•:...;;C~er.;.;•;;,m;;,l;;;c __ ;;;6f7:.;;,;4
I.QC post-&M malct • dML Me1a-Prime Loe. Term&. BICYCLE. 3 1pd black Roytt Adlta. My Home. '7~'153 LlcenHd '610 eTHE TAX ADVISORS * Verne, The TDe Man *
*
Broker -646-9683. Evts. Union. Found Humboldt lsl., evt&. ·OIILD care • Lie u:pcrt Perm. oUJee.Rea11 Ratta Ollt. warii:. 1nltall • ftP&in..
539-6316. Hunt. Harbor. 846-3678 PARISIAN Fnnch Woman care. Exp. • nl~blt. Wk 328 No. Newport Blvd. ~ No job too amail. P1uter *
CLERK
Savlnp ...... exp, -..,.., Mto. bPi<t -4 I
wpm. Muat be neat, a
tlve A able to mtet tbe
------~~------------lllAL ESTATE
o.,,1r1I
LINDA Ille lot 50x80. $38.COJ FOUND Puppy rmay be To Teach Lady Con-du. Baker &: Falrvltw. Oppo1lte Hoa&: Ho1pl!a1 patch. Leaktne ahower
tor ~lty tn lea.sehOld. By Genn. Shep.) vie. Kaiser Vff1.Btional French ~ st&.-tMa For Appt. ca.u ~00 repair.
lie:. Bn.utl!ul new oUt:t,
xlnt. w tfr k I n I condUknt I
many !rinre benefits. lrttlr-
vitwt Tue•. on1y 1-4 pm:.:-.: Owntr. S/;>-7200 Scllool. 646-n87 HomelYoin 2x '1f. H.K. Clark TAX SERVICE =='84;7;,:'195:::;;7;;-;:;.;:;o-==
DOVER Shores: Corner of SMAU. black male cal red Cellfr•dors '620 Z3 )ft. in are& QUALITY CERAMIC TILE
ll~AL ESTAT!
Gentr•I
Calaxif! k Mariners. 91' x collar, vie. Clenl'le~ "' 548-s:.J85 appt. \VORK Free. eat CALL
l35' $35.000. Call 548-1936 Pearl, Laguna Sch. 494--2856 Addition• * Remodelll'll e YoUr home or ottice e AN Y H 0 UR. Work Fred H. Gerwick, Lie. pan.nteed
6060 Olflca R1nt1I 1-----~
lu&ine1s Rental 6070
PRlltfE bu1lne11 Ioc.1----------6200 Loil 6401 Acrt•SI• downlown Colla f\f t 1 a .
20x95'. Call $.tl-3401 or
54t-mO
Jl5USE Zoned lor store or
office, etc. 900 sq. U. 15 en
park'g. 642-5&.11
Offi ce R1nt1l 6070
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Air Concllllonod
ON llACM ILYD.
l)e::k apa1..-e available-in newnt office blUldlna at Pt1m• location In }funtlnl:·
ton Beach. Atr condlll6ntCl.
bel.uttful entrance. No!!t· .,. oo Beo<h Blvd.. ,..,
IHds to private p&rkinl
lot. $50 ~r rnonth for
1P9ce. r>Hk lln<I cnain 1valla.ble for ~. JIUllnen
houl"! AIU?.'ering aervlee
available !Or $10. All utUI·
dn paid e"~' t~lephoot.
DAILY PILOT 17175 I EACH ILYD. '
HUNTINGTON llACH . 642 .... 121
Modern Offices
LAGUNA BEACH ·---
Air Conclltlonod 1 ACRES + $20 REWARD!
ON FOJtEST AVENUE Showcaae View from San Please help find "Lil Kitty". "'""~..:Fl
Delk apace avall.tble ln Dltao FWY. Betwn Crmvn He'a,a 1rr1 tl&tr atrlpcd ~rw
nnreat utfice bulldlr11 at Vallt)' OYer PaM lo RAnch cat, tmale. approx. 9 mot.
prime location In downtown Viejo interchaf\1c. Call Stan old. lie &trl,)'ed from nl.C
LqUN. Beach. Air condio Allen. 499-1355, $47-3103 or W. James SI., Coeta Mesa.
doned, cirpeted, beaulltiil <194.·lOM 10 AM-( PM. Brok4 Any IH.ds are appreciated.
entrancet: Frontare on ers Welcome. Zoned Light 548-4537 art 6 or 646-5311.
Forest Ave .. r1af ll'adt to [:,;l"";;;"':;""':z,· ·===== l\fY two folJl'l-lega;cd kldt Munclpa1 ..-1 Jou. I!!! "' per month for &pae.t'. Deak Mount. A DeMrt 6210 &tray toeether from can--~ hairs "·bl f n. Yon Acres Dr .• Lquna. A ...... c ava~ e or ..,. small white, called Danit, A:
BulJncu hoW'I . anlWt!rln&: 5 AC. nr H•met; 1etnic a black & beige called Yen· lll'\lfCI avail&ble for $10. wtr both POOD AU vtllltlff paid tll-t hld .. way. %700' .i.., " LES. REWARD. -• prne. $ll(XXI; $50 dn 633-'TllO 494--6188 ew1. 536-6588 dl)'I tll~Ait.Y Pn.or ~to AM qt, LOST
:>i2 !'0>1£ST AVENUE
LAGUNA BEAQI -CORONA OIL MAii
Office Spaca Av•il
R. E. W1nted 62AO 11 mo. old black female, mb:-.e ........ dor 4 Shepl>mf.
WANT To Buy: t>u-plex Loi Some wht. on back l)l.ws I:
Anywhere. \VIII P~ Ap. stomach. Rctum ·to tu 411t
prox. $6000. 642-«161 St., N.B. ot' call 675-3398.
BUSINE SS •nd PUPPY, White w/btack.
Read
The·
DAILY Attention! AUorrtcya, actoun.
tants, inaurance, etc .. even
small businci;1. 2 room suite,
ntw ca?Jleting, private e"'
trance, private bath. Gn>wtd
11o0r. 420 sq. 11. s1as mo.
.:.:::~C IAL ~~:b~~~!~~ LPILOT
~portunitl•• 6300 GER.i.'\I, S~p. male, S mot;
AUillate hlk. white & ta.n; v1c. S&n t
m-«Hl * 549'2170 lronlnt 6755 * 537"3917 *
C11J1!! Cll1nlnt 6625 IRONING In my home,
CiJlPl:T STEAM CLEAN· Sl Hr. Allen.Hons: I:
ED No •P• no bruahea. 1 __ Bl::,::b;:."':o":.:llni=·-"~l'-.::7611-=
l'or tit. M&-311n IRONING done in my home.
A-OK Shampoo Special $7.50 $2 per doien. Bring hanaert.
~Jeu for halllr etc. Alao '-===*=""'81=•7=*== eomp. hoUNdn'f 121-3182 1 •
.... L1nd1e1pln9
lllctrlul -
611Q , ___ ...... _._ __ _
ANDREWS ELECTRIC
Small Jobi Yleloomt
Frte estlmatu M2-n43
GEN' E Jt A L LANDSCAPE
GARDENER Clttn ups,
Renovatlnr .... -·
Uphof1t1ry 69'0
CZ'YKOSKl'S Cultm. Uphol .
European Cra.ft.mlt.nlhlp
100% fin! &C-1454
1831 Newport BJv, CM
TIME Fblt
9UICK CASH
THiOUGH A
D~ILY PILOT
WANT AD ........ ~'1oo~~"-~---'-'-6s 1,....-~=84Un=.=~'-= .... ...:. ........ ~ .......... ~1
CAltPET VJNYL TILE
1'ree eltlmat. Uc. Omtr.
&40-7212 5'M471 -G1 ... 1!'!'·
NEW lawna, r•·•etdlnc.
Ctimplete lawn catt. Oean
up b)' job or month. F1'ff
eatlmal•. For Info. call
Mf..()932 bef. 9 AM, after
4: l> PM': « weeuna •. -* ANTHONY'S *
.Small _classified acls
Bdmont Savif'WJ I: LO.a.
Auoc;. WOO .El Toro Rd... I
Lquna Hlll1. en~· 1&17-15.U Mra, Portift. "'' ;
* BEAUTIOAN, Jor bwr1
popular priced. C.M. aaloJI
Pd. vac. No clientele rte1'd I
New and welcome, Call I
M:anaaa-. 548-«119 1 1 • 1
BEAUTlctAN for busy shop I
Joeephlne'•. 690 W. 00 ·
C.M. betOl"I 4 PM. -.. !
• lllllng Typltt, ; f
To 13Pe C'Ofl'l'PIJlY lnvoi~ •·
ts. Muat be accuttte.. ... " I
Flvcowri~ UP. bdpful.
Good opportunity w I t h' ,
--· ,,1 •
CLA·YAL CO • .1 !
17tli a '11C1111l1 ,
Cott• Mesa ~
J4t.2201 •I
i•1 I Equal opportunicy emplo)'tr
1 llOAT CARPENT&iil•
Experitnced, La.rte CUI construction. Top w~e1 •. ~ _
WILLARD BOAT WORD 1 ST5 1lnale. $135 2 rm suite. UUI. pd. Owntr 61M157. i I Air eond. Secl'y -MAIUN'£R'S cnm:!l ·1---11---r partrinr;-cent1'911y-:e nsrort mtt. Jttnt l>r
CANDY SUPPLY DI,.. F'f'I ~ rww. QRANGE ROUT E Rew'd. S...!6%1
doa ·
big .
. selling 12!5 Btker St., C.M.
r
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1
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lo. Calli 1st Nat.-. hr. w. fT5. ld fltwraS«e Ave .. c. Robert 1:-.ure11 Rtalt« Ii en.ta Mes& 64"1485 N. . '*'2414 .
iitiV BJ<!f, Ot!le<! Jl<ntsll. lie.I LOCltfii In CiM
Acctu to Sal'lla Ana -San 500 &: 1000 91J. ft. dflUJtt Dftto 'l'vly le Crown ValltY otnce 1p1cn. Avail_ lrnmed.
PkwaY. Call (I} 831-1400 or fhOnt own1r. W.Q.
.._..198 ew11. COST'A Mna. otft(:e1. A.IC.
ATTE?fTION Allorne)' or crp!L clr,t. Panlna. 1635
Aceountant. JjOO eq tL ftaktt, ~ er ~
Oetu..1'!. Reu. Rt tit. SMAU.. otoce on bal1 oor-
~I. nr. ClolCa M• "5/montb ~_;_--~.,,.--,,...,..--1 vtlllti.1 Included. ~ Oratllf; Co. Alrpor1 Arc•
Shara fumlthed ofrtce · l.JA VE IMP 2 room otnce . PrdtJit Loce.Uon aulte lo !hlN \vtyouna;
17' MO 13.l-1467 -''""=-l.-Cd'-"M,;,;'..;61;-6---Jn--
<No stUtna' involved) PROWN Leathtt catd caae.
Ex~ent income tor few Contalna card.I a driven
hoon wtekly work. (Diyl lie. Ca.II Art Cherry g~
and EftDin&&). Rdlllna and Rew'd . .,.,_,. ........ ""m eolo LOST,:,;;:,;:O;.,ld'°'E"°Dll~hh-liliit~-,~ ..... -I
operated dis)'ltnee.n In Or-female, s mot1. VI c .
•flJt O>. tnd surrounding f"atrvlfow & Avocado, C.M.
a.rta. We ~eslabll•h route. MS-1285
COAST'S
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leading llfancile& name hRnd candy ,:;r.;:;;;,.-:-~-,,..,--1 and anacJo), ,(1&25.00 cuh &lAf'.tESE Cat Stnlytd from
req\&lrtd, for ptl'IOna.l Inter• 540 San Bcmanltno, N.8,
view In Granat Co. arta. 213/70. Call 541-3413. M k 1 .end name . ·~ and Rtw11.rd . ar tip ace p1,,.. number to MULn-On 21V70 2 Hand "'rvod
SJ'A't'E DIST., INC.. 1681 \V. vtlvet ·t l:r!J'lf: •.nliq annchn
Bror.dwa,y. Anahllm, Ci.ii· from W. J. Jntff'::. N.I. fonll•"'"'<n1>1'll-IOIO. 1_11ew:.:::~""'::..:tor::.;:IA1o::::~.:::~un:::.._l _______ ~
TAPAilESf G ....... ,
Sarvlce. Nttt w6rk.
CWtlMlp A yard ma.int. -
GEN'L !Id. Calt>up. -.crv. roco.dll. Strl~lr
np1trt. Ha\ll•keaaoa,
job ..
ry one'
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w-1100 Jobo. -. w-. 7100 J••• •~ w ...... 1100 J1•1 A,.u, W-7100 J••• Ml\>."'-7100 Allor.it . t1loAlrctott · · tlot · AJ!C.f:: .'. fi~Alrer.it , · tlot
. • . GAL rnlDAY: lllllv ...... INSTRUCJ'l\ESS. N•I· .... O-r;1I Oll-....CU . • • • ' • ' * COOK icxper. A sMt bolt needs• ,...._, aood • flsu'r~.· 'Good 'lypln& 8ldA. Know 10
rial>I """· °""'· Joe., ..... ~-.. AppiY In penon k<; o<l<f: "°"'' --" • oXJ>.
rHOME OF THE BIG BOY" _, Ion olpi. Start $400. Qall 11J111o llolido> Health s.., J:MlO Y..... 'eo>~-. II F.,
' F lly R-J t ruu """ ..,.., . ' Beck. sio4o». -BMt., c.i.r. (Ndd. ,Call L6ftble, wm.im ~' N~ ll'lttR°v;.:'G' APPLY m ·PEllsoN CO.UT.AL MINCY-INSPECTlESS· -wo•I•~ -...i;·•I043 Wet1dllt
TRAINl!I! 'COOKS mo -111io .. C,ll. ... ,... ..... hotel. Wiil• Dnw,' NJl .. MWl10· ,_
... b,, ...... -'"" COCO'S ' .. " G~RD-~ -I o.Jb''P\IOt llox /i!-911: ............... ..,,,..).
!IOOd cbanootor. /.bl• 10 . ..i&.,. ...._ ·~~ · . ITT .J~CO, owe. , .. , 1~YOl~ruu.. TIME # 78 .... ~ .. ~ ~nlnan' -..un,. .. mu ' ooiEt> , r H.W.0. rt ~h, ~' ,,.,Ulc c...,t ff'l'>o,.H.B. , . . '"5 AN IAXj: , .•\ ,
0 • careu P>§ciUen in the • Q ..... •D ... i ---. -·-.. ·OPENING ~ A , Re>staurant 'P.u!lness -·~ w.i..... vr .. • . • • ·~'" ·
'i NO EXPERIENCE COOKJ-kffp<r: Se!:w--, -•lplaf.' Nt'O( · · J~TOR ' • ·' ~·· , NECESSARY Must Ddve. Reier ti\eir~. ,~~ ··~ 1l! ) <~ND'Sfnn') ·; ) , ~re are 1 rapldly eXpandlng Palm Sprlnp Wlnter. Beach· C.PtJ. Salat)' ~. M&-7116 '"' ~ •
..... n;Arion, .,......,.;., ... sum""'. J:.l ... ln. 2 Adu!ll. GIR' "'WOMEN ,.,.,., .,.,,., .. ;.;..;, In.,,.,;
labl:e to offer rna.ny oppor-Call m.8879-·-~ ·. ot iDdusbial olticet and ra. · fp' fp •· ~unities, Startins •11 i. cook COOK -~. Jt.untl1!(lon (6) cilltie1, · ~ ~nre with advancement Harbor, ,S*X)/ltJU"t. IWll. to Y.-ork at tel-· order " lr!to management. · Call 846-1666, Mi-Oa83. • de&lr~J. l..S, or s.8.,$2..00 tu', Equal oppqrtwllty emplojer
·ti.Good wa~s Dellcatessfn Man. part ·time to 1tar1.,. l$o exp, nee. For
'-rrtt mn.la evts. ~wit. enda. Apply \n Inter.View call . .ftJr. \Vest. 1485 DALE \VAY ' '
,t.Automatlc raises person. 495 E •. 17th st., C.1'4. _612-"'-00I=~· ~==--COSTA •MESA;,CAUF. · ~ .\f> 4 weeks vacation Set Terry , GROOMER. <7:14> ·~1
-HeaJth insuram.~ LIVE ff I ·
·. • Operate electrollic switch. -Sick leave Dent&l:A!liatant . Fem&J.e', Experiel)Ced tJJ _,n ep,ForTeac:Mr.2
FOD brffda, Clllfonlia':.· m 0 1 t School, Aee Children. Prlv. board •. ·AcCiirate· typist,
min. lilt \ ,wp_m· electric
~ter.·
· Profit sl)arlrc plar .... »-.._ Ba. Pl · H IN'l'ERVlEWS OR'l}IQ__OQN'FJC OFC,. beautiful pet ,._store~ #¥1 ... ot s euant ome:
• 154 E. 17th, Costa Meu C\J.il'lkle. TQO ~. Faahlon I~, N.B. 6"..(!980 _Coll~,;19T;.,.,"""'""'=-"· ~-
' Dobr 2-4 prn Pl-WOtidnc Oond. GtjARDS: 1 ....... pL time MAIDS WANTED .
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l An Equal Opportuiiity Aae 1&-29. EXper lteq, pOsitiOns avail in So. * &ts-7445 •·
1 Employer * call~ ~ t..auna Beach a re a ·""8TER ~==.-:-=,.,.-,-for~-.,..-
C•ll .P•.r-1 Dept. (7141 ,ft4''401
19~~~~~~!!!!!!!! j DENTAL ~otitice ~~ Untformsl:~pfurnished. ~r ahoP,. 'Contact Lou
BOY'S lO • 14 lionist. Pleil.se Write Bae Cai 4 tel. req'd. Equ&l Opp. Evaris 536--1'21, 2 t 112
~ TELONIC Carrler Routes Open !i7M, Dally Pilot, .N.B. Employer. App:" .~·s 912 Pac11:1e Couf Hwy, H.B. .
fnr Rc&ardin& Your Woi;k .Pol_1d!eroaa. SUite , F , ~ ; ·'· J '
...,.,,. Bw:b, So. lA&WIO HIJlol7 • Qualll. ' ••• Ana.. . AING>U,/SALES TJWNti, . IND. USTilES.
DAJL'Y PllDT DENTAL . Ll~r:_·~r llAIR Stylist J: Shampoo · Serv. piotesSlon is Jookina ; ·
6C-G7l All Phuei er WW ·Train. Girl. J>.;/ time or F I time, forq:gttuive~who _ LJ....,,.;,.,I,.,..!.•
P/time or F /T im'e, FOr Lovely Shop w'llots of 1\-'0Ukl like to -be-trained'for _ oq---~·
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BUFFUM'S
N~WPORT
~UlD. parkin& in N.B. ''Guaran-JrulllDI, le )'OU earn · b I 1 · •
DI olOCKEY-MaJe.~ ...... PJ< ... Call L6l>-084< ............. O> ...... ~ EquoJ ......... 1)1 emt>lorer
Over 21, The G&UeJY Or eve1. 968462:2· -~-call -Pat-0~. PIE ~ .,, . .,.n or
l'f3..996l HOTEL MA ID, . 1i · · • tw.l•limr' •. no..np limit. ,
Now lnterview int "* BUSBOYS * r'ULL TIME OA.\'S
Must be neiit in appcal'ancc.
Excellent company benefits.
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Apply in person only
2l05pm
# l FHhion Island
Newport Beach ... BUSIOYS •
APPLY IN PERSON
Reuben E. LH
~l E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
DISH~WASHER. day ,lfilft, 5
day ,-eek.· tv;ll time. See
\V~ne. MNCHO SA, N
JOAQUIN ,GOLF C'OURSE.
18021 CUiver Rd, lrvihe. Nr. up. lll-0111
DRESS Shpp wanb! pl fOr
salea l pote~Ual maoqer.
lit Wit. have; at leas) one yr.
ctUTtn( ' exp, in· bCNtiqUe
..... Box w. ·l>ailr .Pilot
-DUPLICATING -
MACHINE CLERKS
C12 mktnlPt to 8:30 .am)
CONTROL DATA
CORPORATIOl'i
MOM Oxnmunlcatiom Div.
l;J"'ts \V. \Varner. S.A. cn.t> 540-2820
Equa1 oppori\Hiity employer
d a Y •·/ 9.ttk, ~. C~S7 ,.L AGENCY,: &nton'1 Coffee Shop
I..apna BeaCh. * §4.ll96 1Tt ?790· Hatbor Blvd., C.lt:·~ ).33 ,S. CQpt, ~ Bch
Ho6SEKEERER --t · days -... * pOUODfAN,. sm .&o S8U
wk. 7:30 'W 4 .. PM, Tray MAiun;i:.•WOlifAN .,...%1.,3.i..•n..;,5•9"-6'5", 20-20 TQCAi.LbN ~ a:irklshwasher-'S daya \Vk. NEWCOMERS: 1·~ctl!d·~. ~ ma.x.
PI time -FI t i me.. Call Yd health It· ftlOi'al charac-Nud a car: Sales exp des'.: t Ex t1 642-8044 CALL 5oi.q-er. cep ..... ~. person
HOUSE cie&l.lel', 1 da,y Or""21ii ll'l8¥·atarl above. beKiMin;:
daya pei-v.·eek .. Corona de1 ht_ARR1EO'!PToo maJ\Y billilT ateP. can ·or write:.·i.aau.na Ji!a'.r arta. My&t haye, oWn Pf:nnanent . l>t~· 'help, Beath Po&e;Dept.,'54'.G J'Or-
trus., &U-l4Sl or '"'-2594 . snack-bar. Apply · Paulo e~· AVe, t9Ml63f. Fiitbetore DrlV't'ln Theater· .tt 7 pm. February l5tll.
HOUSEIQ!ZPER • J.Jve bl No phone .ea1Ls please. p Jt F.SSPffAN, ___. •• ~ for £Jduly Coop!~ M&ture .-.pc.< . .,; "'""' Woman Pref. Call ·~ MOTHER'S Helpet, • f.fon-Ollaet, llXlT ATJ'. Pitt ~un. 4 pni' • S pm, $1 hr. ttme. 2;; to 65. eau atter &
HOlitEWORKERS BADLY OWJt· .. trans .' :Pb. 175-471& PM. only. H.B.. are a ,
. NEEDED btwn 4 It 8"f!1l. 147-1548 Addttii:s envelopea in· spare · • L ,;;,:,.;=.:;,..,..,.....,,_,.:...._.;.
lime. ?l-11nimum cf $14 per · ·NCR111•10pr REAL Eltate~ Salesmen
1000 •-nd tam.....t --a-. eCM .. lhouldn!t.)'OU be ediina: \he • """ 9 f"'"' e ... "'""f"' _, wo. holl t H I f6r immed. fREEdeWia to Xln't Opportllnit)'. Adured ta •area. unt nalo n
MAilL'O, 340 Jones. Suite Tut)b'e. Pleuanl w~-Beach! We will Ira.in. Call ..,.._ Phil Mc«amtt VillaP Rea1 21. San Franclaco, Cal. Concl. Ex -··n •1102 •. JASON IEST tale ~ . CASHIER/Waittts.s, exp., ov.
er h pt-time, no Sundays or
holiday!!. Call for appt.
675--0945 9 am • JI am I: 3-6.
Kramers Colonial Kilchen,
'512 \V. l91h. t .M.
, Employment Alel'ICY REAL Estate Sales .. -Youna * DIUVERS * 1 IDEAL. PT-TIME JDl I mr So. Main, s.nta Ano man with .u.;,.,;e·1or be"
N &';,a-'-' FOR HOUSEWIFE ~ :::,~,;:t,. ~. ;;., Start 0 _,..snence Employment would be with • N·".,~,,~,.-. --'---~=-
CA.SHIERS Wanted : Na·
'tional Lwnber Supply, H.B.
Call '98Z-551.6 betwn 9.U.f·
5PM.
Nectuary!. printing " mailina: .. firm. ExP.r ltnCell ~Awes R. E. Sal~.1women. Lie.
M 1 ti. Cle Callfomla E."(p. pre(erred but not nee· F /.time, Salary + Comm, ~ !!xn_ anA~ es'sary. ~ o b ~uld ~n~il All shifts. available F~r' Appt. Call 642-2821
YELLnw CAI co.' working ., moil dept. wu• Hunti"ltnn Va\Je>i'°""'"""" Mornlnp o{kr 9:30,
•w"."'E.r1oo;St.-. ',v4J'iety ot .. ~'Ork ·~h u , centH~~.N~ ~ . ~~ M . a(!dressinr~ •. aort. A"'-. ffw>t Sch. Wij5J, ftEu.r;.-loNlsr:'$ome, med. OOCKTAIL Girl wanted.. No
Food. 5 nights. al Fabulous
j'ting, 145 E. 19th SI., C. M.
...._... l!s& llJI', etc. Hours could a>ln-' • ' · -iC.t. bqn\d ... can land >'9U =EXE=CUTJVE=:~=-Secy=-·-·,..-G&J"""' cide with children in school ~ ~ -·~ this niftY pos. Smik all day
Friday, Tough job w/ top Prelerablf work 9 to , 3: ~ •"':';:;,, .. ~ E:1'· Jorw. lite typlnc, Excel worli:-
CLERK • Female pay, Reaume J; ttb re-Phone Address • O • Prjnt ts. "'v...,. '•Personnel ~ cond, To $375. Call Jean
qoired. Located ln lrV\ne Center S.W.1&a7. · Dlttctor. So. Coast Com-Brmvn. ~.
. ~RODUCTION
CQNTROL CL,ERK
Industrial Complex, NB. • mtlfdty H09p .• .031B1J ~ . C.QASTAl AGENCY
TI4: 546-241~ IMMEDIATE Openfug for Hwy., ·So. La.pn;&. 499-Wl . 27110. 1 .Harbqr ·~., C.?1-f. ..
· ex p e r ie nced TRA'VEL ext. 336, ' · * FIBERGL~SS MAN AGENT. Salary cpen. Town OPERATORS. ~ PPS Lach = nm:;: fila'-~1-Around. Mold, hand 1.ay. " 'Country, 18582 Beach on dre , • & bild . A iest Rlectii>n" ever!. See the
lllg & aun needed w/xlnt 81\ld HuntinZton ~~ I . aaes nu . p-D~Y fru)r Clamilied
' Required by company manu·
facturina: data procea.sing
eqolpment. lttinimum 2 yrs.
experience .nee. and ~Wr
ta 50 w'Pm typ!nw. Xlnt op-
portunity in expandinf co.
Apply in person -
exp New· 'Oimpany dt!""• TI4-9&z.."tt::; "1" =-,,,:, · Py, ·~ . .frod\lCHoft Place, atc.tkin·Now!-. -•n '.Individual ivimrmt i. ""'""" ~~12 I N.B.,PI(; 6"-039&
Peripheral Bu1ine11
Equipment, Jnc.
1n.ining ability. Ca 11 lttr.
ltlcCar1;Y <n~1 71+7050
Fore'tn Car Mechanics
Good <:o. benefits,. tnd pakl
vacaUon. srou» ins, nnJ.
1oi:ms tyrn~~. Good
comm. acbedule. Ask for
r 1811 Reynold!! Avenu~ J<>e Moore Ph, S.W..t'l&l
't rvine Industrial Complex * FOREtiiAN : Htll. arc &:
i Santa Ana, Calil. '9'J705 fabricaUori ct lhemal in-
fo CLERK TYPIST e strume:ntition. Call. for .. ,_ _., appt: or apply ln person: c:cauna pa,yaUl'll:, payivu, "'~' Mmrial TR-......,.. lite typine. Irvine ~ndustrial LA!SUC a· .... "'. QllO Randolph, C.M. SG-9'25 ::~Tinker tu.2670 -'-"-·~Co~Uin-·-·=----
Equal opportunity emplcycr FREE WIGS I.: BIKINIS
\\·hen you become a }"uh)on
afu.ECE student seeking Sale11 Consultant. No in·
'"babJSitter. nr Po·mo na vestment, up to t27~ comm.
School .area. 64~2615 aft Complete trainina:. Full or
-,:30 . part time. can .M\.lls Lee Jor
. COMPUTER OPR. · interview. !n4J S45-40SI, 10 ~ .'T0$100, AM~6.PM.4!on-Fri
~ · IBM ~ MVT exp, * * FRY C(t()"', with
1 • SAMANTHA BARY experience •. Appry b1 per&Qn
PERSONNEL AGENCY 562 \\I.19th St. CJd.·
im S. Main, S.A. 548-2265 FULL TIME aalts 1irl cvtr
COOK •. HOUSEKEEPER, tt-25. F. W. WOOLWORTH
liable, !lteady. Salary & 7300 Harbor BtYd,
_hours OJl:Cn. 494.oo;i6 --~~-·
'Jellis Men, Wom. 7100 Jobe r.w-r.. )Yom. 7100
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·· Burroughs · COl'p.
Now C~rclol Co'"flUNr Plont
MISSION VIEJO . ·:
Now toWlnt appllcot!Ont ,fw •
ASSEMBLER~ . .
a\ our new plant:ln.Ml!;l!@. v;ejo,.Calif.
Some experience preferred.· • ~
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Monday lhrougb ~y
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
2572S .i-m. l!W
Mlollon Vlefo: C1llf.
uo.ntt '.
SPIC:W. .. PUSON ·TO ; l'USON" WANT ADS
ApPN• in WMk•ntl ldltion Only
IDollYOrM S.turdiyol
DIME·A·LINI ADS NOT ACCll'TID IY PHONE ---1
DIME-A~LINE 2 LIN.I~ -............... 2 i>IMIS
. .3 LINES • • • • • • .. • .. • .. .. 3 OIMIS, Etc. * N~ lte;n For Sale :o ·ver $25 *
DIME-A-LINE WANT ADS
-CASH RATE -Encl ... your dlmot1 t1onon. chock or._ ...ior with
your ad.
-For your od to quollfy tho DIME-A-LINE rote; yw.MUST Include
prlu In ''for Sol.-od1 boc1U1e incluollnt prkoo-...._ .-Ito.
-.Sorry, c.mmorcl•I lirrM· moy. not toke ....... , ... of 1~11 -191 rote.
-·You m 1y run 11 many lines a1 pu VtillL. If the ceYptft ._.Mt 1ive
omplo opo .. , print or 1y,. pur od ·on • pleM ef ,.,., end moll it, t..
tolhor with poymo.nf In fun (Or w lnt"it lnl. Coomt 20 loltOn •ntl •P"-
te each llne and encJete • dime fe;. NCh tina. · ·
> • ' ·u .. en• space kr nch tatt~r, "'ftatuetien mt1rk •r space.
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·GARAGI $ALIS, ,ATIO IALll,·LAWN SALIS, llt~ .,.. NOT AC.
CIPtlD It thlt·-l•I rote. AL~ a. of thlo typo wll l .. clllrt•.• ~lor
rotoo ontl .,.11Hthod In tho ,..,,., clotofflutioft.
... , l llm odo (-ontl Im, o1c:, hr •II. .. cho"'o, ., ront•hl, work
wonted or holp won!M Ids WIL L NOT II ACCJPTID •I Ihle -lol .rote.
Doodllno: 3 ,..,.; frWoy •
Huntlntton INch office Wero• h:IO P·"" ''I.toy
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S11p1t $kyl•11• ·• 11,,Jt 21,7• 1•,•• lf6.t ,,,, 2.1 0 . 17,l tO 11,,.
Tu'rbo •:206 • · JS ,172 H , ... .
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Slip. Through· Your Fingers
5ee . If You H"ve 4ny
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DAl .. L Y P,ILOT
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• · Will ' Sell Fast!
· t . __ St_o.v.a _ 29. llcyclt 57. Eloctrlc Troln
2. 'GUitar 30. TypowrltV · -·~·.-~!:!' .1 ~Sli-'l{ltfoi!-
. 3.· Btby .Crib 31 . Bar Sto0l1 59. tla1d c Auto
4. Electric Sa.fr 32. Encyclopedia .60. Cott~ T•b!f
S. Camera 33. Vacuum Gleaner 6 l. Motorcycle
6. Washer 34. Tropical Fish 62. Accofdlon
7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equipm'.t 63. Slci1
8. Stereo· Set 36: Fiio Coblnot · 64. TV S.t
9. Couch 37. Golt Clubi 6S. ·wor~bonch .
10. Clarlnot 38. Sterling Silver 66. Dlomontl Wotch·
11 . ll:efrl"rator 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-Kerl
12. Pickup Trll<k .-0. a.droom Set 61. Ironer ..
13. Sowing Mochln• 4l. Slide Projtctor 69. Camping Trailer
1:4. Surfboard 42. Lawn Mower 10. Aritliiue Furnlluro
15. M.chine Tools 43. Pool Tobi• 71 . T~pe, Recorder
16. Dishwasher 44. Tires . 72. Sollboot
17. Puppy 45. Plano 73. Sporto Cor
11. Cabin Cruiser 46. Fur Coit 74. Mitt~e11 lox Spgs
19. Golt Cert 47. Drapes 7.5 .. lnboird Sptetlboat
20. Barometer 48. Llner\1 76. Shotgun
21 . Stamp Collection 49. Horie 77. Soddlt
22. Dinette S.t so'. Airplane 71. Dort G•mo
23. Ploy Po n . 51. Orgon 79. Punchlnt l'f
24. lloWl ing Boll S2. Exe rcycle 10. B•by Carriogo
25. Water Skis 53. Raro looks 81 . DrUm1
26. FreeI•r 54. Ski Boot• 12. Rifle
27. Sultca11 S5.. High Choir 83. Dnk .
21. Cl0<k S6. Coins 14. 'SCUBA GNr . ..
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642-5678 •
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R.cffflOitl~'~' ' 1' '~'~."GYM SECRllT .. ~1' , Prlbm p~ ~ < ', f!•.P lelo --I Orpois 1130 Ml1coli.nsoU1 -r l'oodlt• Owner ID."" S<a,~!IM'baicoo._~A ..... , Part'tlm.-,; '""'°''· Qfllilt,~fdt FOi\ ~"""Ullo_' .. l!QAT llqalp. 1!M111°llolf, '•'PIANO ltENTAL P'IJllNAct wJlh <lock...,. 'Ntlr<d <quplu
. /(lo I ~. T" ~' ' ' ~ • ll'lO mo. ~!1>'1 Hop., '.!'1!'< .. lfll. Et· ....... ,.,. • 1 &, ~ m air ·--l ..... Ml•:. ~ ""' !50. W""'ll>c michln., 1'•""4 Yard • m1111. I
,fite.Oll1Eliabe:tb-'6T.fl22, 1::"%~«i".l\il\~ 1 :~· •~firl .. Wi., l'.Ull tra... tlO . ...._ dlltf tlfctnalc lt•m•. GE Nopei,tlu.&t.Reftt.J~s (fjjJx, lhvalld cOm'mode C 1 ~":J ._
: G1Mi"° Officl t:all 1'!1*Y' -.ui~ PilOt. N';_ •• r i13¥t bop> -I& l"'11. 1"' -"~· ~ l -.. l·A kl --wlthln ""'"'' •hair, tle<:t .. pole .healff, Only. c.n-t AM ... ' T. ......... ' . ' -lib to .. un1111, -~. 1112 Elden; Clfl " m:w • "*° ~IANOS • d~hwuhtr, .bid• ......... 11 AM ...._... . • .• ..-~ y, . ¥ s SECRETAii -Rl'.ICIPT or i,,tn. b1t..,..$ $1 •iMeji. QR.GANS. a.t· dtali In pxt uaed Wile• clothlne · .. ~ ,i,
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i,.;.i, N;wp< !kb·~: ~SAllS & .BUSIN£SS miJor corp.lGood,.....,, a . 'I excellent cooclltlon. The . ,...., ·• ' .. li'oC!t1.""'llibk',t..m... Opeh llernardblo.-Ave., -N.B. "!'l>'I mold 4 oil......,
TC1P8enefi11.0&U·Robftt&"1 -trinie~Gl.if~'·., Factory, 1885 ilarbot",rRICID~ e11ytt •• latt MiPA-.[tl.ewia.$tu;lii-U..5&MOll l* bu a....pi'ObJtm. Nledl
507f]22. ... , ~ MAllll!l:lllrNT . to P. o ... ~~ie~1\ ~· , ,,, , ~ , ~ ~. Adtnfral Cotor , ~ONO MOVING unabJo '° ue honw fart! -.ct'T-1138. liq • Mgun, RlllsS2653 · lUaedlOfabed&.chair .9'>1 TV,.'61);-Kelvblator retnc bl"t'ORdNADEL:r.1~R whit GE ?efri& 1 MonJ.(t•:r.• La1una '
t'BIGA:IL_'A•toT.. -, .'.' " . • s.c,_,, ~ . , l'. · • •• , . ., . . · or a~ Q!.95. u..d $00. FriJ!daJro "-$50. llif..E...c.ut u..;. ~ tkaRv new coi>d.'~ f':.°; Bead>-• 'J/7 ·-~~•1_. R~,SIJ~~w1~2'3 ,.LOANSE.CRE::TA'Rt •·~< ?;:. . -1 ~--· btauuruf,~s·Spanlah MqncMllr •. blaek '= ~te .• , . • . 11tQola, real ,nlce wrou,cht 1BEAtmnlLP")l.to 'JOOd ~ ~~k ~._ 21!. ,~~~tn.:;:tJU_1°r Previous bank-1~ ~~IN .• w,:....INi-· _aot~419ff>~~~.;.~~ =w:;~~~~ .. ~~ ~·.s1t~\Vf.Y,.Yam• trOn. blk t~thu iulhions. bOmeJ ¥'f r.need ;y-rd, }
' , · • • • ·• . me. n.. NH/port Nat.loiUJ. &JtJc: J ~""""' . -. -, lhoUld att tn q,J'll! .. veed 5 u ...... Or~-..· UL N~UU<l pianos ot t~a~ &:lot rall6 cost btkJ~t\MJe Gerl~ •
1 ;;;ij'l;i' ii*iil'5;;iJ;;;-<l":;.l!lil*liii ... •I valved w/ a n.ptd SJ.'O\vlng Call 1'1i' Carter ~Ul•,g.s' :'-'V.MPt:JTElt'i:PRQGMJ.f., pl~ waJ.nVt: tte set W/ ..... _., , • ~1$. ()pen molt makts. 'Belt f>luri in ~ .-• .i new SUS:.iciJ.I -~ mtx. 3 wb,; ohf, .. Ga~tn Centtr & Landscap. • MING 1S THI!: KEY~ ro~ t\liquobe ... ti;, ~.95. Tltr moat eves 1iI 9 P¥ . 1 So. c:llU. 1, SchO'l\dt Mu.I alte~ f -r • 64MZ35 • 9a-otJo • ,
··Se!e..BettJBtuCeal ~-Dev~~t l:~~ .. +in $75000?·-.. -.~ ,I .YOtm~:z~~ FaetOQ', 'l.IJ85< Harbor,H,Ol'POINTEledricwasbfr,~e,,..'1901N.Mr.ln,Santa~sE.tRS ~Portable XLN'T Watch Doc· Younc -. m ' -l. " .., . .....,..e ......._...,, ,,,__, . t •· 'ra .... -Start'°°"" 54Q.1842 cycles, l'lml and looU 11~ • ' lnleU· !-' SI -d -_ , .-, commission w/ exccllent op. ' 'PllO~ ·~ uJ -· new $55 One ~ DJ •wa Jarward, re verte, IJl'dlll!pqctL ·~-· ' ·"' tJ6 k•C portunity ~adv~ into Fo;~~ll~ .,,; ~lltp.itprne~!"d.~cU-S PECIAL TH ~S WEEK ~lec~e ,dl)ter fl5 and :• Televialon 8205 darn•, buttonboln. Ex· =•~M~~=. ·~all ! ~ for' CU... G\N managtment. ~ u b m i t re· , ..,...... 4t..., ' t. 1Uo,.. f:Ylll{abJeJ IJleal•time ~ltd ' Jr!nl· . .-.. ipattre51 &Ddlx D) elfciric dryer . , , ctlltnt COl)dliloa. Only .JZI, 1
a w·c,ut Hwy~ f'i,B.,. aume includin& ll&lary hia· . SERVICE ~ATIM. COIJ\PUWr ~ aOd box~·!"'· ttf9.95, $15. Both in 1oo4 COlldl.Hon •• LIKE new '68 Mrn~ 11.'' 837"'°39 • 96:2-1159, 2 ~
By ~t. . ...., tory iti ·confidence to: DAILY .+ttendant. ~enced, full , Sale pric:. '98'.~. One Airway • tank type OCllol' 'IV PlO. Must tee ·to DECORATOR. cloa~ out Free to ~ • w/.r.nced j
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FASHION :ISLAND
,NEWP,Olf'I" BEAOf
1 -· Needs
PILOTJWX r.t-22. Ai: part time • .Neat 1a~. l''lbc.A.~JIW' App"rowd f u...,fture vacuum' cleaner $15. apprec.at~lhoreTraller •tock! Thausandit el yards ynf, maJe ml.l'plJP Wei.ml ,
l!'aranet• ~. ~G~1'. ,~....,, 2159' Hfnar,· Ol 54f-$i60 53&-8411 HB . • Parle, Space'R. N.8. of m-.pery fabric, Carpet L&br, 5 mO,. o~. bllrw/floiqlt. : s,\t.ES~:lW~mtwork ~N,1 ,:;~·.oieJt ·~..e.a:.:rn ~:~~·t;:~~W5W~= ~is~!ty~ta;.:; =s Of all make1. =·~:m~~1~ ·~
A1r the J~a&!r. Wealthy SERVICE st~W~ PU~· 1 ~ • ·:+'I J rl . ee, de.it A-atol'qe ca~t. f:?&O i New condition., l19td ttlevilkin. 64&;-1921 . GOOD'f'l!CODdltioned heari11t GOOP . 1mall cJos -i :!:' tom:i...'f.~ ~illi~~· · JSV.Ndel D ~· ~ u....:...--· Misc ~i.:.~ 120 39th· St., only ~'Cl(, f... tlmeil, Call RCA Color TV •21". Etioay a\da. difftrent makes. tome ~und mt]ll~re ~ ~
• ."f:<' ;your ? .. . Mar ~.~w.;·~i..-. c;s~. -'!'1"' • N.B . .,,__. .. '· ·' -831--4239 • Cab. New tube. ioo. Call ama11 I: 11~ new $50. Frll!l'ldly ··a.nc1 eooct· wHh • ~~ci!n int.el,Ji: :stnve Hwy, It~'.. ' , 1
1•S:.':-.'.•• HANDSOME '· 'SPANISH KENMORE auto', ~hfr .t; 6M-5074 642--3221 cl!i\ldreh ··5 yevs. Call '
From l60XI ';us bonus r::~ ~· '• ~ ""or.te:c.fit".. a;W t OIAIRS heavy wroucht iron Whlrl"°°1 a:u dmr. both in Hl·.·F1 & Stereo, l2lO SINGER. PORTABLE SEW· 64'.!.totr 2'/ltl
O>mm.Joan'Mir!in -.SILK SCRiElilERS ·1 C:..ll 547-N71'. and " leo-'191> ••••· xlnl cond. ,!40 each. . , · INC MAOllNE $35. 3258 4 AOORABLfl eoek+P90
COASTAL AGENCY ' . ' ' 673-1811 :• ~ 1 1 ~. 847""8U3i . OONCORD 880 stereo T-;;; =ia, <Mta -Mes a. P'IPPie'1 6 wkl. 2 'blk, Ml
2700 Harb!xcBl\'.~ .. ~.M . EXPERIENCED ON , The Newport 42 IN. round maple ta'Dle, lq:NMORE A.uto ,waatter It dtck - 2 mk -10 tapt1·-wtlt~ gOOCl homes, sJo.
' · . · •PC;BOARDS Sch!Of ,t Bv1ine11 t\\-o .t;aves .4, pots four Frigidahy auto wather. orlr price $300 -Sac. $100. LADIES DWfOND RING ,:,1156,.,;'alt=•"-r=;-~~-~I
SALE.s · TRAINEEs: 'A -aer. . , • 1 • . • mates ·chairs, ·$50. · cau Both in xJnt cond. i.;.; each. 546-TMS aJter 6 P.M. 1.6' carebl w .25 carret ea. ADORABLE pure bn:d.multi
!lee-proteSsion ia lookina: $$ TOP WAGES$$ fea.tures WHkty refresher ~m MM&n 8'T-&115 aide. CUatom made $800. brown male Ptlce, 2 yr,i old,
for an agreaiw. peetter AND BENEFITS COUf'Sts in the ·s~ls YoU KING allf'(f "be'dtocl'cn•com-REFRJG~TOJt. .T.pe Rec9rclera '220 m...8tll friendly,kweacb.i.ld1'en . ~ho would·li.ie 1o~be trained netd to set the job you plete, $800 value, for $29.1. ·-i di' Pbllco 195 ~ ~r -tGE. Upri1ht bttur, xlnt Habrkn.. 98.Wlll> •
Qi earn bi.a: money. Many CAL L TOM 1(ARTER )'laltt. Nu lg dlyan. M'l..:ooti3 ' ' frQet like new , :~ .: AMPEX Stereo tape workina: cond., $15. 2 Colo'r SEALPOINT S t'A II E sg, :
Oi. Benett(s;--$6,oOO·to start. --="-an.oan----g<--Sora. Early Am:Wcaft $250. 546-6'227 '° recorder, auto rever ie, antenna.a:. nearly new, both mtl.~, l'h )'fl. old,_l!'Od ~ ~
Call ~t O'Brien, 540-6re5. &l.1 ~~· N;B, f04~ rubber ~'hions~ h1ah KENMORE, auto , wuher 1 :u~n-900Jld; elc. $200. iot $35. CAii: 54S-T990 chlldreo, houtt~n. Ml-
:APPLY··IN PE:.BSON COs!~1y~L._ ~~ .... ~~-CY SI'ITER • tor w 0 r k in e win& back $35. ~ f!:lec dryer: Both 1ak rMdtJ. QUALITY kine bed • quilted 3U4 alt«r •:30 J.m.
' '~ ! i,m_:t:o_ 9 pm .... ,. • ~... mother, in my CdM home, 5 I TWIN ~ 'l20 ea. Dbl $25. Xlnt cond. $65 @a c b . maltreu, Comple'li ~ unuaed FREE Bulinles -3brownI:1
: .Jllonday thN Saltll'd"' mo HaihOi' Bi..l, CM da wk. 67>-1816 -· THEATRICAL 7900 Stove u;. Fils $35. Ml,.. _,,, 841-BUS --C~moraa &. $120. worth $2Gl. "2-6536 b1acJ<. CaJl.~7 -r 2
' SARAH COVENTRY bu nn Rural, c.r.1. 10-3 Sat. USED Appliance I: TV"•• all Es_ulf!!?ent uoo ews. P.?>1. 'UI
J.C. f'ENNEY CO. Oj>'•;.,.. tor t!ll "' part . .WANTED : ANTIQUE OAK ROCKER """"""'· Dunlap'' 1!15 SLIDE PROJECTOR. n<ver Carpel..,., has HI Lb EXCEPTIONALLY Kind
-time. sales. No-inveatmeot, : • BOYS• GIRLS WIT·H1 , S33.DO Ne;wport, C.M. 548.-'1'18B used completely automatic nylons Sl.99 yd. Shap adult hon,e ne"1ed for maJ,e
:?4 Fashion Jllland ~~-F« int~w. Traine•s A DESIRE TO BE ON 9624824 KENMOftE Auto. washer pa.id $110, must aell ms'. from lJ.50 up+ my labor, kitten, Indoor pet, hf.d abcitl. Ef.1al opportUnib"employu TELEVISION,.. 2 c:pnt;emporl.ry couches' $20 ~.Kenmore cu cfr;yer sis: 673--8811 9Je per )Wd. 847·1519 ,536-403f ¥'
..: SAI.EmlAN, .hew boa tr. p rt r.· For fttt On Camera Audi-and $30. Cabinet model 'JN , 545-8559 16 MM Bole:x: re:Jlex miwte •NEWP-ORT Beach .Tennis FREE darling 3 mo S/tl.E§/~CRAFT: Thil ii SOU.th Cout YM:hlll UOD W. a • llQ8 tioo In Your Area, Call Qr. .ns. ~ -~ORE ,.Auto Wuhtr • ca~t!, call!, trtpoct, $22.S. Club famllymembenhip tor Sc:hnauler ~~ed female
110 11)'..lij-·ni(ht job! A pilots Out Hwy:, Nll;;ein.fbr in-arwe county, 547-625( Deyer"-35 each. 53WU1 549-051! . • · ~. m.-0104 . pU_p, IQe tail1 See at 2159
liC;ense · 11:· aalea exper. will tervie1t MS--11$ _ MERC·rtANDISE f0R i)ff'ce Furftlture I011 • on. in contest, Bley-Hickory Pl. Apt c ._ CM 2/1
ll1ld ,...,.,.11. ..... ..,L 0p. M W d SALE AND TW! 61Jx34Walmlll>'Pewnter Alltlques . 1110 •ertlnt c;-1• "°" cl•·., .. ,.,,..., & b•ll a HEAL"?fY klH•••,
p!ygunlimUed.Cl>ml"-l<!Ol SALES e'n ante dnJc ...... , ........... $32.SO •·s~-•ntj . ~ov"•R•··· m_, ... 644-241!3 ~-· ... -~ .. -~, Dr.CalIP~tO'Brien,5tO«li6 Furniture IOOO Poisturtchitrs.~$1.50 ·'" ·-s;re,.. que1 '"' ./E!~tric Shopper. (&Qlfor furry. 6 Wffki o iif .
. ~_O:!J,,A.~\ ~~,!!CY. Fbr Recorded Into • .,.._ ' . 5 Drawer G F lepi' · NOW 0.PENI . SURFBO/l.RO ohopplngl $150. 2316 LOVABLE! ~ 1112
, .... ,. Secre~ -. ~. , tiles ••••• .' .• : ........ $40.00 Di:=~ d~r ~d:co,t-Used lx~uat aeil! N~ Blvd. 548-9155 Plf$ aft!I LfVISTOCk .:ma Ha.tbor Blvd, CM , 'GUNA .., __ , l!' d ·'.thw .f1Cte.ry outlet USED Walnut 43" dealr UpbOlatemtannchair1$l.2t5o etnl, top ea · ..,.. MORSE Z'..._za& sew.J.n* '---------!
I ~._-~-~~--i ~ D~is ~~;~ $29.95. Used 4 burner 30" Mc MAHAN· BROS. Mlp, branzea, fine,furnlturt. 67>~ aft • pm lnachlne, ~ Dlnette,...tibl; i 1 $7:5,QQO? applications fDr a school ~eds several people gas range. like new $89.95. DESK INC. Col~ N~ mv~ U.S. Dtver Tank, Yellow $5. 968--11S6 Pets, G,_.,ral, llOO ~tary; this will be a 12 New 4 burner 30" 1aa ~ lSOO~f!:WJlort Blvd. r.= esa vinyl over galvanlted 1WIN Beds with box 5pring
;, For Jt.ecofded Info month position. Testa ,viii p.rt·tlme 6:30.9:30 ranges. I t'Qppertone, 1 Costa Mea. '* 6'2-8450 ANTIQYES *Junk: Marble w/re«rve J valve n.2 cu k tire S40 Chet of ~hone 543-3191·" 1 w_ civen 1., '~•P-.-avocado. w/ see thru 30" · . · top~ $250.'Cold leaf ft, incl back P,.ck. Make dr m;a .; 96&--• 1
Sales , plieafits. ~'.r,ip#fin& ', Full time g~ .oven door, $109.95. 2 % ~FFICE dtsks'in.excellent mlnon A Sconces. mahoa Ofr. Call 547-69TL awer1 lli6
BANTAMS. all coJon A .,_
frorri 1 wk to adults.. $14'.
2612 Meaa Dr.; CM. -
WHO lS AN AVON' mu1t be U.S.~ei~'-O>n-~ ~af!:d 5 piece Anlique white t;andlUOn. 'Vood . finish.-~ cheat, tufted chra & etc. \VINCHESTER Cent. .. :fi& WASJJERS, , dt>'fl'8t bed'
-REPRESENTATIVE.! tSct.· Personne(. Of.li~. S50 also •v•ileble. djnette set w/ Doral chain nch. 4*-910f Chest & fMPle rockers, $15 Catbine Mint, fred TVa. 1 Chihuahua. Cati 1121
5erneone like ,you who likes Blumont, ~. before $39.!!i The factory, 1885 eL 644-4017, 6'i:>-3121 itn OOic:. i250. ~~ '. • &t&-6452. . --------
-....:.le,'has.110mt: 1""-time \V,ed.·feb.12,1910. F · Harbor,~ Offlc.Equ•prMnt '°11 ms. COLUMBIA Gndonola HANDP&i!l¥do1lportn.itof AOOIUBLE chtmp;.n.-...,.,,... ......... or irtform ation • . ............ SKI Boot!, Henke. 5 buckle _... hlld trom
lt like:1 to e¥'ft money. Be ~AJ[Y For rezjonal l'ROST·Frtt-18 cu. ft. R'E INGTON "'-writ-•;~~·-G-2. $100. Call • alze lOM, u.sed only 2 times Y~~ _ c ren a Slameee ldlt"11S, 1hot$. j
.an. AVON Repre8elltative. qlts olice: 1.Jte office work ctl l Moftd•y f.5 Rtfri&, 2 'Yr, Frigidaire l.f j"..-· er 545--059.l $50. 53&-1613 · pbetogriph. 64&-3629 125. * 5'5-71r4 ~700 . ''Miii· -~.re-;·~ ·'t rr it !-!. ~ I .,.Dlux washf:r. Oldtr au ·~.!.w~~ l ..... H-.f:nl $11... . . CRAFTSMAN. 4".Jolnter REGISTERED Bunnne Jdt;. I -c! SALIS/EXEC .. -~~'Im. l 213-.· '.jft ·2~54~ "<icy~, Admiral .. tor .TVt g:;•.:..i.1'.7po-Wr1t•'r " , * $11-lS'tl ·'• . Ml...iiawuo M '!'Ith mo'for A ilud. ten, m,Jo. cllanu>ion itD.:k. ~ + ocmm.. Xlnt. ca· • • • ~Piece modem 1eet.:T'ablet tftle; :rotdtnir" iendf A _ . _ . . $35.?961-47U . $50. 643-0391 ,
:1-ter trainb:w ins..pq, sECTY: U you can keep an ~phol~~a·c~.U' A~ m'at~ •metal p,oature ~""! MachfwiJ;d· 1120 3~ce =)'~~~ -tt: LQVIS Roth men'• 1ults aize .
D.G. BIEL • ottice aoinr. this ~ an4 items priced to aell quiet.•.. cbalr. lik~ new-1$75. a-2941 F"'"" ~ _. z1.. Wear Ne«i1 cle·"1-•Cft 00 42 repilar, heautttul con-Dot• ta5
•1 546-81 1rowingCo • .need&)O!:l.Nlce nq . .&.1.~0 • • --,.. • ..... ,.._, dlUon,.$25-$51). 968-7429 ,...,,-------~I ~ 04 ore. and a:rf;a,t .boss, To s100: ". Technic.r w rfrery ssi-M70 BURROUGH .. Za&'tmachines...Xlnt iewlna: 2 recllnlna ·Chain ereen . I . • I ~\·An eqUa1 ~ty Fee paid. Calf Sally Hart· Data processing bkgrnd., & USED ·Rattan ·swivel .eat •ddlne"niacll.iQe .__ C.Ol'd.-•P.riced -Reuona~. n&Ugl\ahyde, wrouabt iron FINE emerald rinp $33-$50, MUS1' SELL! Olif DIClilll !
. ·" ~lo:;f!r S41'.MiO&i. Othet-free l fee aUo to write B)'Stem proce. bar stools , w/ backs $9 Cifll ~ SUpply Wnllted, . Ye Oide bue1, 2 •fa! table'• l co.tiff and !!:0nt9 $21450, dl.aeount Sheep Dos. liia}t, 10-,mpe.
SALESLADY 'JG...ti. Ff.I'ime. jatls avail. dure11 tor schOOls. · each, Used black &. white TY?EWR.l'l'ER.· •.A,d.dlna Sewil'I( Machioe Shop, 331! tabJe. Wason wheel Uiht to SO ,ci. •1M3 =' ~ ft50. Makit f
Chlldi"ens . ~tote.·.~· Cont COASTAL AGENCY Interim 19" porta~le TV seu. in ex:~ ·rn&cti.ifie. talcUl&tor. 1 veey E. CoufHw:Y. "CdM. ~ and harntu • IJgbt VJCJ'OR CUh Regtat"". fulb' ' or Mf..:tin ~· A~y 930 D . St.,
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• .2790.Harbor mvd., C.M. .. Per.sonnel S.rvict cellent condition, $59.95. Us-reU., xlnt eond: 892-2423 . SINGER •auto.. ~ml 6 ~~ $35. 1up. t15 '"1· auto; 4 button, duel tapes. EXCEPTIONAL• ~
in. · 445 E. 17th St., CM. ed -GE .push-button 21". ~·. . _ · Jhoe. ok,; Nera~ ~ ~ke~ · afttT 5 or MU.t aae, saM. 842-1~ !:!_brador NP~•· pw:Hted
Salee: • _s:P:l:!RLBKKPR: It you're ~· '42-7523 .• co~. 6:cellept conditlo~ G1r'1• Sale I022 ·for iic-Ui. ·button holes wtt: a · .a.10 -· ~ Do·You Tak' )oo~ing for JD interesting SMALL FRIENDLY CO., ,S6.i The FaclDry, 1885 : . ctr,igna-etc.''Guar. MO cash .POOL TABLES Mlle. W1nted H * S4S:-I033*
· and cballeneinc pos. \vi th a YOUNG MAN Lite mfg. Harbor, 540-6842 SUNBURSI' wall 'ldock ,. $3, ,or ~l ,pt¥menta 5'6-661~ Secard Pool IRISH SE'ITER. male, l )T. (\SALESMEN ............. tlUa ;, ii! Fee FURNITURE returned from GE -food Warmer 13 SEARS Ke . . I BltUNSWICJ<.AMI' s we-BUY s old, ........ '"°"-Cham-'w ANTED ADS) ·~·start !47S. Call !!ic!i~·ot~ ~'::~18t diaplay studk>s, model bom· Flower at&n!' $2.50. ~ Sews forw~e.~:ee; O...~=-Table • . &· , ~k $100. m..4212 ot ,
Billie Beck, 541).6()», Other plans. Kl 5-Tlot. 1603 \V, AL es, ·decorators cancella~n. 1 candelabra $25. 2 Coopper darn a, by.ttonholea, EK-$' FURNITURE $ f
with a erain of ..it? Can't ~AJ'iAt~E:C~· \OD, s.A. ~sh Ft :~:;ruan· 1 Jello molds 50c each. BaJ)y cenenr eondltioitl ··0n1~ $25. * ~~ * APPLIANCES G~c~ :phmi pup., ,
l<\Y that I .t,lame you. !_ti-_ • mo Habor Blvd CM TURRET Lathe Operator. b?ttle bolder '15c,, ~k~ l'lt:'f 137""W '' ·.· ~ · · ' ' '·~1992 Coler TV--'1111..-.Sf"'M'' ' wee •. "'1Wff.. S35 ' lowed a ~w myae.U only to , for ~ operation work. 1144 Newport Bl., C.M. me 1-liAAA cllirlc attts m·s. Mahi st Orall&e 1 e.. ..._,.. :i~e 1m' qtilck 1ale,
be disappointed. The -'1b SECRETARY, Part nme. At· T · every-nilf: 'til 9 $3.:iO. PotJ and pahl, Baby Muslcal ~N 1,:' It Ml .._.I.Cl
,.Jdom Jived up . .,' 1~• ,.,;.ey req'a. akfiled . cor-16athpmN•tia' .£<>'?.~. 86 W. Wed., Sat A Sun. 'til 6 . , bath tatile$5:'Baby car "at lnstrvmalilt i1••1 '* AU~M* . e 541 •53"1 lllU• AKC BuMtfllound "'""*'-
_, ,.1ponden"' ...,.,._, No • · • -$2. n" ·Barbe.,.. tp'ill sro. -. " ~~~:'!"·'~ · ... th · clalmaintheau. pn·-•••al~-.' ;...d. WAITERS USEDaof.al:chair$69.95.2 Huml dl'!'t'er •~.ft-·· Ilyouwfll,iellortiuf moo old,.m lhow .C!f u• ~-....-· •Y.. • Exp'd, fast. matchini' 1opholstered .-....., MOSRJTE Eleetri etve Wiild)' try famlly.f,75. St&..1254' I ,·DO YOURSELF Penn. 15 hr. \Vk. $3.25 per Famous Re3taurant openfua: patina (!wn print chairs, humidifier $5. Fittplact set "11th XI., G~uitar, Alld1oftl ............ ;.30 Mechlnery, Etc. l1IO FROM ,.u.•.--·. ~1111 ,
· hr. Exp'd with IBM exec. Newport location. App!Y, both for '69.95, Antique $4.1Table '.ltmP'.$4. 1S59 Port c;ue. nt!, • . ·• 1 l" ·~ , · p.m, ,. -VJZ.SLA.' ~-:-s;;J ~. ~ A FA ~OR! Type 80 wpm, SH 120 wpm. Paul Stevens, p Ac 1F1 c white end' I: cocktail tables Abbey Place, NB near Ford almolt· new; worth" · Wtttdy I Auction Bem (2) • Indultrial overhead
AND Age 25-40. 'Newpt. Bch. DINING CAR, 501 30th St,, $9 each. Tlte Factory. 1.185 Rd. 6"-&78 Sacritice $250. ~7 ·or ~ ~ CM 6t6-861J6 heaters,125,(00 BTU each. * a-3950 * , EXPLORE atn. Call 67>3772 aeytime NB. >10 pm. Harbor, 540-6842 LEAVING , for HondlltU. 538-2922 t " · ~ .,Behind Tony's Bldg, Mat'l. 64W937 ' DACHSHUND, I weekal:bld. :
THIS O.NE. I 'SECTY-LOANS' O>m1 Joan * WAITRESS ..,,;tioo o .. n USED "='Iona! 'haln, ""' Lumberl_ 'woll i">~llng~ JO LESU!; Speak•!'.J"od No.p, '01Aifr:o ARAGE SALE L lie 1750 Male, Pa':'.~· . ex~. Growth Co. has po. now, day shill. Full & part ly 6 to be sold at this, colon 2S abeeti each $3 50 Gd. Cond. l\x:kenbat'llll!I' ' ' 1~u'-'m='-''----..::.::.:: I ;,-'--=="'"'""-'~-~ .tential +.job• Pl"h office time 21 Ex I -lo . iwr ~beet. 3/1 pl~, super aonic amp & cue. Now untll 2/16; aetµng eveey. WMBER ··• l SABLE Ftm•Je·, ~w ff .you would likt to make t_~. c.au Sallyllart. ~ . yn, or over. . ow _w pnct $10 each. l $3.30 ea~·aaoct l aide ext. 23-sco.;413, . ' . , ,thine .Antique,, toO!s, cpta &: for :1&1e 2xl0xl7 Sheep J::>Oa, Looldnc. i;
$300, per week immediately. "'COASTAL AGENCY =~~:1J2m A:!~b er!:.; ~: ~t!~7~.:igh ~~ % ", aood l aide .at. if.50 UPRIGHT Fi.ahe~ Piaoo. 120 ::; ruse~ld ~s·uC:. =· ~~n• h ~It 1 ~: Ciood Home. no. 646-5685
With an op_portunity for Sflf!:lling .l SZ'lelling G.G. uphol!ltered chain. ai.aorted ea, 151-2x.4~12., ttr, $lea/ Sap Accordion. tree couch. CM , lllll, e c. . ~n . LABRADOR Retrelm pup-
mucb more m the future, . 2190 J-{arbo Blvd CM WAITRE~ &: """"eu, colors, $19 each. 1 u.wd 7• 40-2 X 4 x 3, fir,~ iL 34-2 ne@da'~'phot. SM-6768. ' ·. · · pies, puretired, 8 weeks oid I ruJd like to talk to >W· r • ,..,.., sofa only, t»lor Peaoock. x 6 x l6, flt}'$2.IO ft. l1'IK> ' I DE:Alo. · 0 $25. as..-n21
Ir your qualitications matclt ·$700 S.cNt1ry must' be over 21. Gaslight -Whi~tier, ~·~· ~ P. lfnot a o. ,.... 11M Cou_ ple alie K,enmore wash-F~EE T _YOU ,..,,===--=-c~--,-1 ou.r ·requirefnt'"" this could .Sf!arp, yourig ~. Be:ach area. Broiler, 800 W. Coast Hlway $39.95. The f'actmy, l8SS • ..,, lh hJ 1.~ •m 1 LABRADOR Retrievier · )Up. """ ' · · ... _ NBaftll·30ta2 Harbor.~2 IRVlNE TelT Gara,ae Sale. i mac flt' LW,·~ eaBLACKmalecock·•· 00 8week1!,H' ' be-the caf'e'tr YoU'W Men Call Leoine, Wfftditf rl':'r": • Anliq. dtn ·rm.1tt ·I: chlnt PIANOS&: ORGANS , t~ '°'u' t. It fa ln newcondl. -•pa • mon'"'-. opld , * ~ ··~ * ·! 1ooli:inJ: tor. Call tor penobal ~nel Agency, 2043 West· WELDING helper, machine: MAHOG. Dbl Bed. Simmon1 cab' t 1c crede 'SUede 1on. ied otlly 3 or 4 times r-• . . u.. · · _,.._,., interview 10 am to 3 pm. clitf Drtve,:645-mo (fee and. ahop. &auty Rest bx !pmp &: tne nu, ~ 1 ' ' NEW ·.:..~·USEO ~ caJl"'S37-4?39 · · 962-0UO 2110 s"c"o=T"'T"Y~~l'llft~~ilr-ed.,..,. __ , s.u.1~. 1 pd ~) ' '* 4M-8989 '* maJt &lmo1t nu. $'15. Brau ·~t.. Jmc Jtolc, palnt,lnp. e 'Yamaha Pitnos <>riana · p•~ ..... lo 7 • • "' 1.,.===:;;;·;,;.~="=-=-L.;;,.=:;;;·~~=';:==:=== I pole book ahf!:lves, $5. Maple delX. n:oover vacuum t at· ••'fbomu -O:rpns , CARP~ lnetalley: hjll one ~' '-1., .u .... i natt dark~ J>ape,rs, weeks old. fl7,
I ... i raovu.ble shoe rJc $ 5. tach. Span. hi-fl. Great Bks, e Klmb.n PlallOtl . i ' r roll, avoca40 nylon carpet, gray km. cat. t mot .. N~ MI &-19'29 ..-,Je~n. .W91n. 7100Joil, :~-Wem. 7100 School~lft1truction 7600 644-4326.' • Jlte fbc., mill;C 'tema:~ ~f e'.Kohlt-r~&-C.mpbell r DQubJ~. Jut.e-~cktd. Will gd. home: ~ 2/10 CHµfUAHUt\S. AK' pup-
QUALITY kinl ~ . quilted Sat It Sun 10.S: 515: A~do COAST MUSIC se1£__~ or _part $3/;yard. FREE .. 1 wk old pi1re bli.ck' CJles .l6 Wkf,. ~tralned.
:.;;>E,TAIL' '· IT'S YOUR MOVE mat,,.. ... Cnmplele unused GIANT OAR/I.OE SALE NEWPORT ••HARBOit 50-'1245 kllterr;-• to ..... h o m•. •-quality. !117,JBI<
1" • ,. $120, worth $260. ; IU-6536 N~ until 2/16: adl1n& evefy· '. Ont& Mell • + &32-2851 8 PC. M:UfOO. dlninc room 6TW434 aft 5. 2112. AKC Da~hl!Jld ltud · ,·1-0 • '•aR·Nl1., ... s Dloconr •Great New ..... thlng.Al\liq..,;.too1a,,ep11•&0pta.to6 rttJt».ll1n,J2.5 ,.,, ao.o>rdiQn, ... ,...,..,.VALENTINE "" • It«!.~ halnd
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NIW GRANTs · , ~~= tumtshinp "" · N.ll. Sal 4 •Sun. lW l>M. 'OI' ~. th!. Yl!AR • \y l"l• membership. llopty ~. ftl-\!li9 2/7 coct<APOO Pum. inale, 9 '
.., ' !·'i"" e10PERAT!(...f.~ ~GENT 1 Br·a t $38 nth Dining f'J'l, comtr beds, &re ~·':" 90Gle real-Box M·918 Daily Pilot. 9 PUPP~ S wb. Weaned. 1'ftka old. Blep cokit. "25.
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.!. Brookhurst. Hunlh!gton Beach. • • Arr'Equal ()ppofluni_ty ~m;Joy~r M&l".
e TRAVEL AGENT 54&.9UO Mii, white~ $tS. Cof. BABY cmiqe fully insu.I 2 'LONG hat"" ~ '--'""'~~~-~--! f~ ta~J~, trench Jep, ovt! tdtal fOr wlnt~ baby, U~ WeeJta.1 H~ I~ G~ t/ ~r Polntw
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Lovely_: old ttdar. cMlt. $85. Mi~ items. 548-2900 new, U5. 'Play pen, meah -•8(2..'1890• n. ~4 ~· m11t, ttOD. '
Re•tored· Sbo~tm GARAGE lale -Bdrm"''"· ''" , ..... ClllHI lldta, -pad $10. 64f..408lll;=""""'·7'=<--,~ l:==-=======-1
S&Q. * MT-6.1l9 Tandem A-SUnln,J. Guitar, QaQdren S.tz> lO)'tU. Qua. WANT to retite In EnM:nad&. ~POO .dot. 2 Yll okl, Metts a 1
HIDE-A·BED. 1 yr old, pod Sewln& tnJLCh, Vacuum. 1721 n limited to 6 chlldrin Call _r~ lo( J6r )tour ~ ff":I~· lovable, sood with . ff ' ¥i6on '100· Call SO-~ Poft ~th .1:1-N.B. tor re~tlorta. " rent ot lN.M,154M818 att ~ ~n. '°'14.1i ENGLISH Et1111f-t a t.lo•
alter 4,30 . --? , 1· · \ ," ·< ~ .. (JQULl)I MUSJC l·pm.,"· , . , OW c::ortiWl""'tiilli tub. Laoont G-Clo y..,
QUEEN Siu Hld .. bed. _GARAGE ~'·5".~• ~'. 2iH$ N, 11a;.; SA W-""' NEWSO·aWi.,;dl!W..W.1tt :::WO:: .... water H--,,_ Clll m.mt.
Quilted CU.hlon&. Like New. ~11-5 PM. 130 Tojia,, Balboa ' =1 hul'tr 165. • , • , ' ,,I& 8llETLAND """" 1111111,
l"Q. Call m.oin ltland. • KlMBAU. Conaole Plano IX--BIJAUT. -~ killJ "'"'le but optrif.,i
8 n'.tcroehler clave...,., GARA{;E 'Sal< • Mo;t;;i '""'°"'' """·e.r.:"' .,.,,.., ' Shijlliil1u. with" . .,._ --h • m •: ioo. ~ ~ ' -aood oon;mton $l0. 3f!1S C<ylon R<I, C.M. '(_,; l4llO or <>!fer. ,-&la! ~-~. ~K w, m-71111 · J/8 pu "'"""' _ .. iS22a $l . · ~ NEW a USED ,,._ ' ·r-a~.,.._., % PUP'PJES · ._WMt..... • ••r PIANO•LESSONS 64 .V'*->< •.A s.n,, •' OrpN. Wt GrUdi.• Zl51 l}o~ Dr.,s.-15111 . ·"2-M1' a wkl old. pnlle. l300 lncMl•1illldl.
All ·' 6' CUS'IOM Made Cold Sota. 1218 WALNUT, H.B. Wolli<h C.M --FOOLTtlBLE Brunlwld<.8' 216 -
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t...:'~" ~= / Almost New, $150. CaU 1 Oolhinc. tun junk, l&mpa, • J 1,4'' stat& l~ather pocketl % Lab, % ~~nl puppies TiiNlf01tTiTl&il ~TION n. -~ ceu m-1ll83. , ml•:. Item~ appiiancet. . ; PIANO .;rut<JNG,., ReDlh' '4l00. ~ . • , t6 aood boQijt. -in , . .
allv Sp.m,~ • 3 CUSHION coucll. I ' coral GAKAGE 8'11' -u\; Moh_' Alhm~ ~,m'..n HUI) Skit 'W/hindlng, :m.• YOUNG Wlllto "bi!!• 409 IMlt • :V...... ,.
· · brocade, oqmfOrtable, aoocl ! 'IWa. U AM • 3 PM. 1538 a:ocCf condlton. $35. Tih. 536-1298 OON'T JUSl' WISK for I .condition m '83$o.ll33 Gt.luie Or, N.8,t . p ,.. ~~ ,,...... ' . ~1411 l;PU;;;P;.P,;;IES.""'"Part;,,,,..,.""=k•~.-. -....
•nehtnr to funiiah your BEAUT. 8' IOf• and low ,GARAGE lalt,811t. Ttb. 7,lh 1 .~>'a l.31) PM i * H:ONJ>A GENJ:JJ.ATOR t.Pbr. 'ttt. 962--2972 V9
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READY litADE 1he lvln c DECpR.Af'PR ~e ht~., 'fELEVISION'1 black and FRANZ oU tiltrr, eoet $30. SUNBURST -'fdl dotk p .
ll'x6' w.ey sturdy 5 lbelve1 ~. .WI. tal"P a ti,d white. SU · Westirl&:tiou.M: tell for $15. Salad JM.Jeer GE baby fOod. ~er $3.
$25. Salt water· fiab.lll& rod adorat4e m, Gu ra"" 4 electric router arwl stand and IJ'lndn'. combtnat>on. 7tqwer atand $2.50. Spaniih
Uld red flexible $10. Apart· burner, 'fbtle griddle ;z;.: SlS. 2 &Ian ctrndl• bolderl colt i?o.. ..U for.$5. 646-ll24 candelabra. ~ 2 Oop/>er
JM.nt liae cu stove $1..S. G.!:. ~hie heattor fan S6 each. Silver compote d\lb EXPANSION fOr Yi.tna.M IO jdlo ~· !IOI:: taCh. B&bf
m..U31. 312 30th St.. N.B. $1.50. G.E. mln&Je p'.ll'tab.le. $6. 4 original Diedrich water no. Po~• ldd:whffl ~ bottle ~ 75(. Like ·new
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HO TilAtN ~t S6x46 with llght 'w_e:J&hl $8, WDr'U' fine. colors, ~Utd $16 each, SQ..2069 alie g"' AM cllnic ahoea
track $5. (no traln),I" Elec-Hoover floor wa• her, Chintst p~ SfMng ~ 13 50 PW and pans B&by
bic· fan $1.'15. Record washes and dries floor p. 4 $6. 8 ltaUAn bouillon cuP~ TYPEWRTTER. 8Cript type ha.lb .tablt'! SS. Baby ~I' aeat
chanpr (no ampll1ler) kitchen chain $1.50. Dttp lidl and Krvin& tr&)' $12. $10. Pm.1'nrugnwicr$20. $2.. 21" ~&rill $10.
$1..50. Sba.ke.speare model fryer, new $8. Wa~r ski $11. Wood bowl, hand carved, Radio-phoho $10. V&C'\lum, n..hurnkllfia SS. Fireplace
GD ft.yrttl $2, good COil· Small •nd aectiona!, brown monkey pod $6. Bran can-..Kenmore'uprlght m. Movie aet U. Table lamp $4. ll5EI
dUiqn. ~7 CM $7.SO. Keystone movie die holder $$. B&rlto~ IC1"IM!D $5r 50-2496... Colla Port Abbey Platt~ N.B.
camera S7,SO, M•n'• blue ukulele $9. 8 small ceranuc Mna. near Ford 1t4. M4--6JTI
WALNUT. deuble bookcase aull, med. size. perfect con· anima.la $1 each. 2 aterllng HORSE halter SL Thin
be.adboard no. Slat bench dltion S7.50. 548-64.35 allver napkin rings $4 ea.ch. grinder wheel 50c. Heavy
black $2. Ladies borgana · 2 piano benches $16.$22. 2 canvu tarp SS. SUrf rod
jacket. off.white $10, slze lf.. FCRE extinguisher 5 lb di')' 18.lt and pepper shaken:, holder 50:c. ww1 cant-etn $2.
lS Ladies Pembroke pl.aid pl)\\1ler USCG n4. Fire ex· Gmnan, 1ilwr $4 each. 2 Underwater viewer" 50c. 9 x ~t fiize 1~16 SS. 968-7001 llnguisher. 2~ lb. dry USCG Royal Bayreuth crtamers $9 to umbrella tent ~. Rair.. with v:tra cha.r1e $16. · · ~ SOFA bed $25 .. !\-latching Hunter wheel balaiicer gpln-each. :P.fovie projector '25. coat Sl. Auto fuel 'pump 50c.
cha.Ir SU. 2 uphOlatered Jiv· ner $25. Hunter tuner $25. Lens and holder $ 2 0. Hee.lib chair $3. HU&e tna: room chairs matching TV antenna for trailer $1D. Dayll&ht vie\\"er $5. 2 glaa Triton Mell $8. Pa Ir
Jl& each.. 2 Captain's (hairs Slldinl" closet door hardwatt lhtlwa: heavy lfOltnd edgea crutches $L sunbeam mixer
$12 each. 2 ldtch!n cha.lrs $3 $2.SO each. ntts 845 x 15 ' with aluminum 1trlp1 on fl5, Larp m~&' bowl $3.
each. oval nag $25. Ova1 rug Goodyear mtt grip, near eds, lS~i" x 22~i'' $.f each. Pair 1ilver candle holden
S15 with pad. hll J'\li" S7. 2 new SU.50. 715 x 14, $7.ro. s.. 3'andLimogea hand painted i.a.1$ t $5. 12"A ... ~ SUsan~.
Doon S9 each. Scrttn door 885 "15, good for caps $2.50. bpel ppeTVr shaken 3. Choice PlUOne •htll ~·
$6. Built-in ironin& board $3. ~5694 Porta e istand $2. Tread rubber for 5 Uttt ••·
UUlity room sink $8. Heal 64l-6935. Telephone maineto $ 2.
lamp $6. TV $10. Umbrella. 30 x 40 FORJi,fICA table f<>! CALORIC gas stove 25 in, Waxed paper ba,s $1 per M.
patio $3. 316 Orchid, 001. tniler $5. 2 tape record& SS excellent condition S 2 5. Elk bul;le $2. 6'15o-5622-
Satunl.ay, SWlday and MON· each. 56 Oev 6 head rec. Boston rocker and milk SKIS, chlld'1 4%' new $7.
DAY. rebuilt $25. 2 mag whef:IJ;, stool $15. F.ady • ..Amulcan Bolsters. spread $4. 64&-56C11
ROYAL portable typewriter, ;;11~ '!~~ !!i° ti~~~ high chair: $15. Mesh play ii~ small knee-hOle, 3
with (ut. Ex:eellent a>n-near ~ $75 each. u \•olt pen and pad $6. Potty Cbair drawt!r, p\ne $6. 646-S60'I'
ditlon $20. 67>6749 fuel pump $5. 54!>-5694 and plutlc bath tub Sl.50. ==--""--=~-Rollaway bed $4. Patio GOLF shoes. size S~~. brand
lounge, no pad $4. 1''0 new, brown $3.50. 646-6607
bicycles S5 ea.ch. Comer 60 FORD 2 dooJ for parts ar
table S3. New dog house toW away Jot125. ~8-1989
0 an I k a.haul 2% X 3, ID. Salurday
and Sunday, 853 Darrell st., BOY'1 bicycle. new, uaed
C.M. twice $20, coe' $31. ~~
BABY Crib. 6 year size pXI DRJF"JWOOD, ~se T-
condillon $10, 847-1972 1h•pe, natural 1tate, !i ft tall
MARVEL comic books. ove:r $3.85. 6U-9326
625 back Wun. J.964..1970 CANDLESTICKS,
l5c • $5. ~ II.JO. 642.-9626
A&\f chair Sl2.50. Rattan CAN apener, electric,
recliner chair $20. Roll· kn I fe /tciuor sharpener, RIMS. 5% x 13 er 3~i x 13
away bed $20. Vacuum new. in original carton. pald Trtumpb SlO. 833-3354
cleaner $15. Clown prints $22.9l, now S14.95. 642-8626 4 DRAWER chest, like new
'15c. Oreuer $15. t Bike BEDSPREAD. deep l'U)'ll1 $17. 646-<ttn Saturday only.
NEW Volt Avalon 1ingl.e hose
divin& regulator $31. 20 lbs
dlvinr weights SS. Wyler 600
ft. divin& watch $ 2 5 •
S48-3750
OLD•l'I! ·i'ecordl, callecton
items l(lo..30c. 196& and 1969
mint aell $2.eo. Roolevtlt
dime tel:I in Whitman loldu
1946 en $8. AnUque one man
saw.._ f7.:;o. Model T coil
$2.SO. 6T~
18'' Portable 1V works $25. ~
Di1hmutm, &ood $2Z423. 6
Shcwer hu.da $1.'44. % CJpck
rad!oa 13-16. Chi-•·l'jnl<
double f.all.Cf: JUI) ~ 0
Firelace tools $5. 3910'!)
Chanftel Pl., N . .Q. 673-1903
BEAUTIFUL Colombia cop-
per ptcturts $23 each.
Machetes with elaborate
leather cue $14. Diltlnctlvt
cowbkli! c.olombla pw'le
with lhoulder strap $15.
Unu.ual neddaceH."OPPtt
S4 or coffee bean. $1.50.
lwtultl-coloied straw rq ~.
Many lowly wall plaque11,
copper $15, wood $8. wovt;n
$3. Emera.Id ring $25 and
atones $25. · Discounttd to
50%. Gotieou.s hand painted
Salvadorian umbrdla \laM!
$25. Leavins USA wW ae1J
a11 to dealer. 49$--1943
3 VW Spa.rt wbeelf ~with
·tires, $4 each. 1 aiet vw bull
front .eata $-f. '5$ but $12.50. Many c~ tems. blue. quilted, taffeta, tun,
Sat. 10-t. 22-4 Collins, Balboa double, paid $55, now $25. TROUSSEAU Items, newr
Jaland. 67>2388 64)..9626 used. Tortalse shell pedesta.l
QllLD'S v.'OOd chair with FO~llM:..::=AL.=---w-hi-«-•p-iqu-,-. -.,.,.-,· I table $25 plus matching
tray Si 54S--0170 ilze B .... Y 1~ now IU. upholstered swivel chairs
vm.TIJE Bros breakfut set tran&-a.Xle, works 0 .K., $%5.
exte.00. io 3 x 5, $25.. 2933 -494-6935 Lapna. Beach
Cassia St. Ea.s l bl utf, END Table $3.50. Coffee table
Newpcrt Beach 48 •·· 11 •
.,..... .... $25 each. 644-"873 20x • , ...... s top, " •
CARPETS, Nylon n. yard.
1·11 JC 30 tan • .t-12 x 19 tan.
~12 rl9 white ~. J....12 x
15 llalil iiOeil ,.,,.... Coll
-lloJJy • lo ~
POWER Mowtra, Sl5 and
SJ). ~ edpt $1 Girt'126 in-
ch bUte, $15. Garden
wheel-. $<. AM/PM
Radio, 3 ...... ,..,,.,
,1.,... ........ IJ).3-
rec<mi pla,)ier, $5. Vanity
ck&ir, J2. 4 matchlric Y(ood
dlntn~ chair•, sa.
. Uphqlslired rocldrtg chair:
• -........,.. 15.
Bathroom ..... -pltte 15.
Si.ti cot. $2. Holl,..,,..
.......... $3. l5ll Or8"C'
Avenue:~
ROUND Maple dlnettt table,
1 leat ~ 4 rr14tcltlna chairs
125. """' -bed m. I drawer wtli1e. chest $25.
• Dr.awt:r-dlCS $10.....Maple
chest S25. student delk SU.
Pair Maple bu •tools $25.
Dropleat dinetu table $15. 4
Chain, .,..n padded $25.
Double bed $25. Walnut foot
a.nd headbom:ls $10. Pa I r
Maple step end tablet $17.50
each. Pair Early America.tt
lampg $li a.ch. 64.2-5770
vw partl: Gentraton and
houslni SlO. Carba SlO. OU
pump $3. 36 HP cue S'lO.
Flywhef.lt $5. Otl>" vw
parts 25c--11. lronln& board
wtth new COYtr $4. Uke $2.
Autoharp with cue $25. 2
al,d 1tal.ntr violiN, needing
Y.'Ork, .,.... lncludtd $25
ea.ch. ~ll44
1957 Mer=y. body -· ...... mechanical .... ~
$2S. "2-'648
WARM Winter coats. Girl'•
P~t. navy, s!Je 14, $8.
Ladles gray and white knit
1port car coat, wann SS.
size medium. R@d wool CIT
bed and cbalr !20. l'locr
polbhtt $10. Bowlhle boll
and bq, ladW:1 $12. New
b.:throom-.wc aril tbcturn
$2!1. Kine h<adboord $31.
67W38Sar~.
l9M Pontiac «Kl cubic indJ
enatne-$25. Crank, rod1,
plnl, piatons and bot cam
$25.54M236
INF ANT Seat 'il>C 8 e I t e
drapes $2. JY,ue drapt1 $3.
Baby ·clothe• 5c-50c .
BaUllniette $1. Ga.me•
50c--Sl. 3:1 blouse• 25c each.
548-8236
MOTORCYCLE ,Bl\mper ~
rltn $11.95. Jacket. $12.95.
MW m.l1celltneous mo-par\a ~ $1423.
96>41l&
B~Y fuml!ure all under
!JO. Cow:heo it• and ~
Walhlne ft\lchlnes Sl5 and
s::ro. Chalr1-i2.:s1 s.
Miacellaneott1 h o u e: e h o I d
furniture under $li. lt.lC
Lyndon, Garden Grove,
531-71116
WHITE Ba.by crib wi°' at-
tached music box and mat·
lrtu, in rood oondltlon SlS.
Baby changing ti.ble
CPrldel $7. Sf2..3m
srtJDIO Couch, makta dou·
bl• .... $25. 2 roll-a.way
bed1 115 ea.ch, m: both $25.
841-173' .
STOVE ,UI. Sweater $2. 2
hair dryl'rt: $5--SlO. Vacuum
cleaner $10. Bookcue St.
Couch SU. ~tapzines lOc
each. Drnse• like new $2.
Booko -· Cb.lld'1
typtwrlter $4. Human hair
fall $25. Std fratnes $2.511.
Coitee .. bl. 16. Eleclric
alarm clock n. 536!0037
8 TRACK t1pe1 $3 .. ,h.
Contemporary chair Sl:S .
Oak double bed Sl.8. Doublt 2 RED naugahyde chain S15 st2--9626
each. o:es" SlD. Roundl·L'°u=GG~A=c-E-.---.-h-.-rt--,.,.-V\V Owners, low mileqe
decon.tors table $5. baJ$6.7S.Skyway Wptcte 560 x 1.-5 tires $.lOeacb.
Huacck $3, L&mps U • $1. $5.50. 6G-9626 642.-640_. =~'=----
:n..oWER pr'.nt couch $25. Rollaway slrtale bed SlO.
21" Black and white TV. LU(e aim drapes $9 patr.
wark• iood $25. Woven Trailtr si¢ gu stove $19.
screen room divider $XI. Thick shelvlnc &lass, dlf·
Antique blue baby crib $10. ferent 1ittl. $1.75 each.
Antique brus finished head· Electric band saw, needs
board $10. Like new lixlna, $15. Gaa watu
t:ypewrlter $5. Washer . healer S22. 494-3U3
coal, Bullock'• S9, alu 14, box 1prinp and matlnu
ladie&. Full length bl~ 1 $15 each. ~ ,
Oothe1 lOc -SL 1071 VaJe!). ;;;:;:;...:,:;.,,:.;::...,--....,-~ -"
ladlea coat, 1!Je 12-14, $10.1 SKJS Bindi S25 Skt I Set l..ovdy Art Linldeller · ng1 · po e1
En cycloptdi.u, complete, $5. V.W. lk:I rack $2. 2 Judo
will sell all for SlS. 3f&..334l a\IJta XL. and :r.tedlum, $S
each. Remington tleetric
cia, Apt A. M6-19l6 FALL, blonde, human hair, HAWAIIAN gUitar ;8. Ex· I"'"=='=~,,'-=-c,..~-~-damed, paJd $100, now plorer Scout uniform, a.a 55 CHEVY 265 complete leu $12.50. 64)..9626 new, pants, 32-30, shirt, size
push rods and acceaaorie1 l,:;:=:;:;;,;,,;:,;7:..,.---15 $8. &ceu alidlnc door
$25. 283 bare black $5. 58-.aJ FASHIONS. boutique · type, bath cabinet, 31 x 21, $8
Ponti11c !cydro SlS. Other al-home, street. poolside, Maple f:lnlah commode SS. 6
Chevy parts S1 -S5. 596 coc:ktall, deaiintt'1 COl!ltume volt battery ctiar&tt $3
Hamilton No. 2. 545-8580, je\\-elry $2 -$15. 642-9626...,. Sunbe•m frypan, new,
CM FIREPLACE set. 4 piece, tenon S22. 5'1)..8376.
REDMAN check protector Y.TOUght iron $3. 75. 642-~ UPHOlSJ'ERED King 1itt
$15. Kalhut editor viev.'t'r DRAPERIES. c:u.stom·made, headboard $3). Maple twin
wllh splicer $7.SO. 1" trawl beige, Ii~. like new, T x g hudboard $15. Delk and
incHca:tw S12. Metal tool box ft. S25 each. 60!9626 posture chair $15. Gl'ft.tl
20'' x 9 v.·ith tray $2. DIU()n DRAPERIES. 1D w h 1 t e ·1eathe.r office and awivel
hand saw $2. l Box panela, unlined, 2 x 7 n.25 cha.tr SlO each. Ztntth rad\o
~es $2. Po I a r o Id each, 4 be~ pane1.s. lined record player $&. Toa11ter $3.
camera and o:posure meter n.60 each. 642-9626 Copper-ch&tlng dish $3.
SS. 673--4262 hnn spinning rte.I ST .SO. BRIDAL-TYPE Ilncerle, •t hi I S7 50 CL011iES. gjze 16. ocellent -· -008•• pegnoln. si • n a: po e • •
bl I >J Bookcue1 $4. 2o99 Centella qUa)ity, OU91!1, ca.pr•·, gown11,1mall,ptddU).,'60,
shlfta. dttslu, knit sulta, now $5-$10. 64J...962S ·Pl., N.B. 548-8382
11A-esta1 $2 • $2S. Baby but-I :Oi'-";o=-.;:::7::.:=.~-= $'75 VALUE blonde human
gy Sl2.5G. Jnlant Seat $2.50. SHOES. leathers, ailka, ~ ha.Ir wig, styled $2S. Like
M6-0681. 1826 Buttonishell, narrow. low heel. $2 • $3. new Swinger camera and
Newport Beach (Baycre:at) ;,642.-""9626~c-;=~-~=-case $12. Records of all
GIRL'S White and pd dclJ. FORMAL.. bo:ttm:up chifton kinds 45's, SOc 33 1/3. $1.50.
ble dttsser Y.ith mirror, ihealb, me 8, paid $65, 1l>W '56 Ford, all or parts W . <I
ni&ht stand, metal fmne, ,11~•;,· ~64~2.-9626:.:;;:=,,,.--..,----, barrel carbutttor manilold
a11 $2S, 644-2235 MAPLE dlMtle set, good for Oxvalr $15. 551·7216
needs work $25. Record WASHER, Good condition. 3
aJbums SL While leather years, S2S. Slat car track set cuabions S3 each. Walnut ha! nnrermar end table $5. Wall $17.50. Surfer wet suit. f site, $6. Ntw 700 x 15 tire
clock $3. 914 W. Allen Ave.. and rim SU.50. 8JIJ..5051
Santa Ana.. 545-26,;l CAST-Iron bathtub, madem
DISHWASHER. automatic style, White. Jett band dra.ln
built·l1' W&1tdOll&. brushed $15. Room aite turquoise
cblomr. pand. needs mlncr rug $3. Ladles shoes lite 10,
ttplit $25. Baby nrinJ, NITOW SJc pair. 8 CO 2
automatic winckrp, like new Frlealand Drtve. HuntlnP>n
$7. Tn.vene rod.I, 8' and Beach.
10·, complete S3 e&eh. Upper I ~c::.'=~=,..,,...,== .~;:"=1~1,,50 SCRAM-LETS
::;:;.hair .,,.,, wi. it• ANSWERS
CARPET 10· x u·. candy
1trlpe $15. Occaaioi;ial table,
antique gTHn $4. 22 x 28 In
yam picture' for child's
roo1n, pink and yellow $&.
All items perfect condition.
192 E. 18th St., C.M.
64&-"'13
WRmNG desk, blonde $5.
Night stand with drawers
$3.50. Hair dryer J3. Chair
$15. Ou tside steps, 3 treads,
3' w\dr S2. Alw:nlnum lllrlpg
far patio roof. covus 9· x
10' $5. 903 W, 17th St., Sp 33,
C.M ...........
Bullet -Fracaa -Around
-Frolty -Twenty-Oblt&e
-BLOW his STACK
A cook at a ~lde'tavern 1
went into tantrums. He set
00: a firecracker under a
platter of pancakes. lie de·
d ded to BLO\V his STACK.
'IWO bar atoola, excellent
cond\Uon S15 ea.ch. Three
formjlla, whlte lace p:i.
Gold and ireen $li e,.ch.
~b.e 1 petite. 2 5 5 &
Westminster Ave., C.l\f.
O'KEEn: & M.mitt p1 condition $25. Snow 11kts, 6 GIRL'S 26" bike S2IJ HO, 0 ran~ sro. Triumph , right ft. 6" .SlD. Dinette table $5. and S gauge· train can,
rear iender $25. Triumph Electric try.pan . $3. Po~e track and acceuorles Sc-$8.
tronk deck $5. Laree houlf! lamp $3. Toller fixture $5. 7' Danlsb modem &C1f11. S2.
air oooJer $20. Travene Step. and lkle tables S3 • $4. Portable waaher · S 2 O.
rod£. heavy duty SJ a piece. r.tedidne cabinet S 2. 5 0. Basslnettt and cowr $10.
Ladden S3 each. Garden Wood boat ladder $2. Screen Playpen $3. Changini: table
equipment 50c each. AU in door $2. Me1al patio chain n IsoO.aah Rapid camera
2 INNERSPRING twin 11Je
mattreues and bax fprinp
S2ll each set. Ktngstie
frame, headboard• and mat·
chlng aald spread $JI,
64&.036.>
goed condition. 646--0772. 358 S2 each. Carpet sweeper S2. SS. TV table $4. Bin parts n.llORESCENT fixture• Sl·
E. 16th St. Costa Mesa Garden ho!es 50c -fl. 945 5c·S3. Tool.Ii. 50c-$3. ~ $2. Time clock trans. llSV
4
.8) x 8 TlR&5 S2 • SJ. Victoria St .. C.M. 543-4903 Calikn'nia, C.M. to 12V, $10. Hand ""ffd
Chrome trailer hitch $5. TRUNDLE beds mllke into BOOKS 2Sc·$1. New marine i~r S2. 4 circuit panel ft..•· -......_,_ 1'15 Inch bulib or twtns $22.50 each depth finder, transistorized $2. Skil saw SIO. Table lamp r ............ ~.... ... i El . st.50. Electric broiler SJ!iO. LONG round bird care with
$5. Model T P'Md' 'tl'ft.ncbet un I. ectric ha.ir comb, battery aperated rauge: $25. Electric mixer $2.SO. Eleo-. atand $5. A-frame 2·story
$2 each. 6t&-M11 new $3.50. 642-5512 Transducer $25. Lawn trlc can apener $2.50. Elec· 1 -"°-='-"°-'"_s:;_·_. _54>-007 __ , __
F'OWER motlo~ p). 2 SHOWCASE $15. Sectlcnal swtng, as Is SS. Red\\.'OOd trlc iron Sl. Small motora 2 LOUVERED wlndaws for
dra-.<tt chest ss. 3 dn.wt:T couch SlO section. Step lad· tpablek 1wlth foboncBohea .,.!:,~1· SOc·$2.SO. Hard hat Sl. TV trailer SID each. 64.2-4814 chiht st.50 4 dra.MT chelt def and ex1ena~ la.ddtta SS ac rame r Y ~ stand Sl. Para anchor $2{1.
$10. Teak end tabk S15. to $25. Coftee tables and end S2.SO. Bluel rug Mampooer Le& chain $10. 3 pieces DINING room set. wrought -·•r 120 . Wbeelb&mrW tables SS. $20. Box sprina:. S2. 26" boy'a bicycle SlO. chain 17.50. Maple con&Ole Iron and form.lea table 6' x •-u 11·· Pac"~ Bell TV 3' MC:. Plui ·6 -· .. ht iron S7 .50. Step Jaddtt $10. TV lu mattreue1 and twin ...u" TV, remote control $25. ._, ~-v-
11
0 . ..,._.-i.....-11& $5. Pia~ 11.r.e $5. $15. Wood viee and (Y."Orlu:) $Z. A. B. Dick 6'r.Ml974 and spun-glan chain SS ~""'~ ool .... w ... "" "1. hand t •-model 420 mime.ograph 1..::::..::.:~·------~ each. 1 tw\n bed, box tine pots Sc -n each. T a ""''"'" ..... " any oo.. LADLES Schwinn bike with and 12' 10c -S2~ch.Electrlc molor st -S25. 12 gauge shot gun without fttd tray $25. springs mattreu .
C ~ hid .. _... ................... n•••h I• w n \laall"et $18. Hand em-1 --round mlmlr $25.
11 .• 1742 ne Ave., NB · · OU<:n. e-a·~· $15. ..nu...,,._., .. ...., .__.,. ... • L 1z ps t 110 3 ma.,.,·er, good condltion $5. broldered tableclath far 12, Ladles clothes 50c • $3, 1ize
SMOKY ...., • ., '--k--....... .1 . ,.p 1 e 1 ove · ' $25 2 twin ·~ nd 0 • < Child · IOc 13 _...,, .,..... .......... ,._.... quarter Inch aockel set $25. Heavy duty traile.r hitch, nt\\I • 1.1n1s a l.vl . ren 1 -' .
board, box 1pring1 and mat· u Inch ttre aJ)(j whe•l $10. new Galden Rohal S3:1. Rug night 11ta.nd1 ;to each. We s t c I l If· Dover area.
tra1 $25. Dresser and IU'I' Sunday only. 2071 0ranp ya rn, 5 ply, 25c skein. Braided aval fUi, 3' ~ 6' ~. ~
mbTor sz. Qest of Ave CM Twenty yard lengthl yarn FlOOr standing minor S1D. l·A"~~IES-=A~lll=--d"'1"'n1n~.-r-o-o-m
dra.wt1'1'$15. 2 night stand& ·:,;:;;·=·:' "';;:--,,-::=-,-. for Slllc~ 20c each. Ma ... 1e cabinet $1. Sean PitEsmENT and Stat ot '""'1 .,. and table. glaas top, s· x 3' $25. SlS. Two lamps SW. Brown . . es Mlnia~ Stitcher& with electric Jla saw SS. H plus 6 matchln& chairs $20
llvin& l'(lOm chair $25. 2 Umon coLn Beta, f1.50 &pd frames and easels S6 each. lawn mower $3. 646--S610. each. excellent condition.
,,...p. ad ...Jahlea $10. 2 ;t.5. ~Ice Kifta. &G-34'79 64>1400. 1121 K1Jll'I Rd., rou. me mattrt111 aM bo:c 302 Morning "Canyon Rd.
l&J'I'! lamps; $25. 2 mild MAGNAVOX ndio record N.B. aprlftil SJ). Full size bed Shore<:llifs, Coron.a dtl Mar
42" Raund while table $25. 4
matching oran~ nauphyde
swivel chairs $10 each. VW
bus rtar seat. $7. 2 modern
black naugahyde bar stools
for 30 inch bar S20 each.
1Wlll deliver abovt ltms.
Mlmn. ,...,. view, for
camper or truck, cbl'Ome 6
x 16" m pair. Hand
vibrator $3. Eleetrlc Ice
ctUaher s:;. Electric
manicure ... 15. Rer!na
floor p0Lisher and scrubber
with brushes and butten
S15. 645-2834. 329 Braadway, c.:r.t
CORDLEs.5 Electric wall
clock S3. Clus damed 400
day clod< ru. Desk
barometer $2.50. Port.able
radio $3.50. 548-9870
58 Chev • door, runs.
autama.tlc, """" oil and
need• 70 lictnae S2 S.
Washer. broken belt $6. Gas
dryer, broken lS. 2 rirl
bikes, need• wort $6. 2 lawn
mawen. »<«! -· $5.
L&rp offict desk, steel $15.
Lamp stand. needs shade
Sl. Heavy steel bed frame·
on '"" rollen 13 .
:r.tagnavox record playt'l' on ....... """' -· $5 •
Afl.lF bowllns ball and shots
and leather bag SlG. Biuel
c1uriet aha.mpooer wtth one
gallon shampoo $2. ~1697. ......
f1JLL Size bed wlth mattrel!'l
Sl5. Twin bt'd SlO. Small
dresser S15. 2 ann chain $5
n.ch. Antk(ue table SlO. End
table& $5 each. 2 vanltlea
wtth mim>r $8 each Ga•
floor heater $5. Tricycle $3.
Push mawer S5. 9fi8...1854
O'KEEF'E Ant lttenitt atave,
center grill 125. Crosley
refrigerator $25. 2363 A
Weatmlnster. C.ltt.
2 Door refr!Kerator, Hotpolnt
12'. 5<1H460
POWER. MQ\\.tt Sl5. Ba.by
crib complete with 1heeta
SU.SO. Tt'Oner $8. Gtrra 20"
bike SS. · Beautiful ,.,.. ...... bin! -. 110 .
962.-4957. 10079 Pahk>. Court.
F.V. Broold'IUrsl and Ellis. .. Hoffman TV S2 s. ,,,,., ... H~fi $25. 213
stoo11$2. Yt!llowdint!ttetable pl.a)"tt $23. Almost new WASHING machine S25. frame, headboard & foot and five chain $25. Nn blue/~n shq area rua board $7.50. Otramc table ct..As.5JCAL rultar S15. 110 21
complete $10. ~. $25. Black Ba.tts queen a~ Refl'lgerator $25. End tables 50 lb. barbell and dumbbell ael
Pl ... ue• 25c .. $1. ,--• i;. New 13 ....,rda S15. Hair drytr $15. Sewinr and 4 chall's. tood $22. · Sl5. MS--5078 Ca.ml'llla Lant. c . ltf .
Ms-:;269 -.,... ..... -.. _,_ machine $10. Chain $5. 186 Maple kitchen ti.ble with
FA. 80 inch. modtrn. tur-
quolae nauga.hydt sza. ll40
Paperback books 10c • 25<'. black Md White checked Eld • C •1 64.m9 tannlca tap sto. 2 marble DTNE'T1'E set $20. Lamp set Cottfed MIOn tamp $2. alngham $4. Art naveau en .... ve., "' · .,.. top end table$, real nice $3. Hideabed S15. Couch and so
1'IJ'ff lamps S1 e.ach. 144" x chair 11$. Antique cllild'• S8 CHEV. be ing dlgmantled, $12.50 etch. 2 lar;:e lamp~, rha.lr, good cond1tlon S2S.
Corona L&ne. c.~I. 12 .. drapea $10. Ntw dual cbllr $3. Small choPPlns poweralldc SlO. 4 h&rTel new ihade1 S4 each. Boy's 362 Darrell, Cost• ftfe111 ointroI full &Ile electrle black $1. Old Set11 11bomas arb Md manltald SlO. 63 larie bikt $9. End tablr. 71 " Televir.ion coMOle $20. D
tJlank,e:t sl.S. New toll stse clock SS. 'fWDc}I Provincial l'ord rear end SlO. 58 Chev CAJl be antiqu«t $3. Twin 54+-054T lNETiE Table \\1th drop
1eavn, 4 d\airs, $20. 1140
Corona IA.ne. c.t.I. bedJPlftd $20. oecoraUve launge ct.lr $15. Iron~ tw' end no. Chfv. ra.Oiitor bt'd fr htadbo&rd a.net
pUJowl u each, 9-S, S&t...&ln board !iOc. 'Room a lie no. Chev. electric wiper foot~· $5. Twin heac1. gtORT aurfba&rd• SU· $23.
Clllb'· 2099 ·National Aw:., carpetlns S5 and $1 o ; motor $2. Electric clock $1. boud $2. HI.ab chair $3. Strobe lite SlD. Electric V\
C.M. Kitchenware. n~· •nd ti :r.ttn:Ur)' re•r end SlO. Dishes, vues, pot"· fJO'fller 1)11ewrlter SZ. Electric can i'iSiUiAi& 'worn onec, 11Ztt dtlht• 5c .. 50c. Small table• !":1Ynr&a1 ~~ica:'n&S115: arrangements »fl. Cam· :::_r~~g~D~c :
v ParlJ. rront hood $9,'Jj.
lllfht •nd ten fen<Mrs
111.?S. Webc:or rt cord
JO. u and. 14 $12. Stereo tor anHqu!ns 55 ~ $10. 2 pins lanterns 75c·S1. Sldlleta !:.. lat belort noon. SUndaY dlntctor'a t;baln S5 tach, Chev. lC inch tirta, rims, 25c. 6f4..6176, 990 Oak St., Cl'Wlhe.r $10. kl' bells SS.
pl~r. 3 1petd, 14,!t).
~ 2 ~2122. 1JK Mju&table RoUywood bed aood ahape S3. Chev. l~ Colla Meu.. Portable vacuum $5. Clock =.;.. C:X. trtmei $2.!IO uc.h. Wooden Inch, l4 Inch tirta a.nd r!m1 radio $3. ·Croqutt 1el SS. -. -l1oot stooli !Oc nch. Stereo com-$1.!IO • .F'ueJ blocks $L Chev. GARDEN table with btnchl1 Clothes re • U). New
lX>iiEt tlblt :-".:.....-pone11 t 1 Sl5 each. dlatrlbutorU.!I0.12voltbl.t· SlO. Lugga,p n.clc for 1te~albuma St. Slnrtr ....., sz. LamP -.,,....,,w• ~ter SJD. UV a.It tf'ry $3. Ah.unlnum s!M.rfnc Porsche $4. Craft• man leWllJI" mach.lne SlG. EMc-
table p& ~~oi'ool••2· ~ 'nhJ.uit •blo'trtr $12. ~ar, complttt $$. Qev. wooden lathe U3. Vlolln $25. bic toothbnah $5. 190Tl
ffpd edlll" -_.. Pin. Rd. NB ,1tarttr SL 2S3 cxl\tust Varloul &iU:S m Al' In e llamden .I.&M1 HB. U-4 P?tl
"Ward)'" s· 4" 1urfbOlrd
anly SlS.50. MS-Sl34
DO UBU: °"'· compltte !'>-Blue Cblp &tamp bOokl $! a
book. Plutlc btN1 :soc. 2
tires. PtOW and rain. ns )I
11 Sl5 each. 64>'lS15
UBLE hf11ttnn and "°" DO ~~ atlOd Condit.Ion ~. lot pS. Small dml $1.S. SM te ' manlfold1 aM CfOU.O\.V l<ftpt. alto JllOlid bJockr. Sat·!un.' Toldtlll omobW table p. SEARS Kenmore portJble. plpeford111l&$l.66PonUac nr. lt8.k. oak lOc·Sl. MAPLE crib with mattress
...-.rd aJ;;_5Dc. Ti Sews f°"'..rd. .reverie. bumper Jack $2.SO. Jeep &f&..231'7. $1~ Combo crib with mat· * $1. Men ..-.ame.n'a d • r ri• • bultonho1eJ. E'x· Jack S2.50. Heatier motor $1 . BOY'S Slln&raY t>'pe $10. trrs' SU. ?ttnh playpen and o ~ 25c • $5. .. t plf «lltnt condltlocJ. OnlY $25. (;o.eart i25. 01hf.r Chev Brla1 • Strttton motor, 2\6-~ SIO. W•lkf!r $3. Swtnr
.., ll Go art P. !J9 ~13:;f~~=~=--~~ P•rl1 ~ • $1. 842--9008. 2'17· HP U Ttcumsel\ moivf. $4. C..r eat s::i. WotWJtt
-II&, CllL ._ del 2t" :1-Sl'l!:ED loll l l O, C Sani. An• SL, Com 3HP $15. 2338 &tam Dr., hone $3. Muojcal l.,.p $3.
RAPES. 11 fttt ..-1de x 5
ftet: belre. Good C!Hld1t\Gn,
$&. 4 patfo chain. U etch.
Candle1Uckl: 1hort told and
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pie dauble bed trame $18,
&11..filin
CRAY Tweed spOrt coat sin
40 ~. Electrte coUte pot $5.
lronlni: board S:. Ml-3430
ILLNES.'l Forcts •lie : ,.,.,,..,. electric lawn
mcrwer $2S. Sunhtam tltc-
trlc lawn edrfr $15.. IJJct
»<W536-JS28
MANIFOLD, 3 carhurttMr,
a.Ir cleaner Chevrolet, fac-
tory 34.8 trl-power complete,
excellent nnmin& condition,
120. m.9886
TWIN • ?-fattreuea and bOlt
aprlnp S2S each. n,ear nt~
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COPPER Cha.ting dim . SIO.
Juicer $25. Brown wil $20.
Set of 3 maple llvins room
tables S25. l.Arge_ barbtque
(electric motor) $15. Bl&ek
uphol&lered fha.ir S 1 G .
Wooden dinlnc table $20. 4
Wooden chain SlS. Copper
kettle $-1. Copper vase $3.
142.-7269
PORTABLE aathe& (loMt S'
ll" high, 3' 10~i" wide, 2'
1%" deep, with 2 drawtrs
$25. SUnday only 968-2754
BAftBEU.S SlO, Refrlaerator
112. JO ...... bike S25.
Bausch Lomb binoculars $25.
530-1091.
21" RCA TV with stand ,15.
2 boy's lighf\'.'ti&:ht bike!
20", 24" $5 each. 3:50 x 14
Urt and Ford rim ~-'5S
Font parl5 und<r $21 .
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GIRL'S Bike $5. Couch $23.
Chair Sl3. 2 End tables S3
each. Dresser SlO. Deak SJD.
0rtuln1 table $5. v.w.
trailer hitch $20. used once.
540.."rn75
WATCH~Electr:lc Timex \I
price $20. 9U-006l
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~ price $20. ~l
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range "5. Bluell .,.,,,.,
11weeper $3. BendlK
Ftlbomettt SJ). Oni· scoop ,,., -bait tank ·m.
Jlound form.lea. table top JS.
Sk1 boots and trtts 1iie l2
$10. Brown l..et'ds bowllna:
bAJt $2. 3141 Deerfield Dr ..
H.B. ~2381
BOGNER Ski pants men·1 3.4
,..,.,,i ... royal blue $1.
s<l-3172
AQUAl\lliM $13. Dtn 1n1
tab&e S2S. SWI d>&lr $31. -WEDDING Dreu, 1\:re 10.
~l tratn. $25. Red aatin
Jona !Ormal with white i...
jacket. sin 2214 $10. 311
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Glrl'l ·lltates 1\ie 4 $3. Boy'•
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Andirons U. Bike buket $2.
Chlldrtn'1 tent H.IO.
Blke-a,..tike $2. fTS-4891
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IMte A YHhta -Speod Ski ... le -MololJ9 l-.... ' -Tron..., T;owl '425' ~ ' ' 91101 I01p1r\Oil' A-NOii "'!!".'!" AulilO NOOl"'-'M A-NGO i::::====-=I
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WOrlh $3.QOO; taloo IJ200, ll' Ir Cuo1c C..buy -, . ' , 543-Zm ot -·
Sid boat, trlr. A molOr, """""'· New 213 ~ Tab: V,AC.\'MON 9520 ~,!:.,.-,. .. n!~ AM E R I c A )JOlZl'I fnr $225. 6e-02tS dnm trtr. 64>-am 1TR.AVU. ~ Campen ..... -.-•. , ·
AT Trailer J·•·-· ~t An Adu~ Prive+• Clu~ Eml Ooldeti Felcon -' •
jioard, an 1«'"®.'S:t s::.; Boot Trellero -90n One Mae from the OcHn Oly.;,~la -Alplne =RRe~:m~~ ~ YEAR CND CLEARANCE :a Mon. 316 Orchid CdM ADecM ·Wheel C•mper Shape. mo. 846-4924. l8l l
BOAT h.i&hway trail tr , IN 'SNOO J'REl!l w'ot!.61 larselt moat com-n ... _,....a A OM ' SALE ' · 1l1ioo1e 9010 1,...., .. oeµ.,.t 11ru. m. Costa u.... plei. av whlcle ...o..1ne _,,_N .... · · ·
• • MS-00 o.ily 9 &o.5 . I RIAG wcenter. mvd, G Dune ..... 952S \ -.... - - -. Id a·~enG-"e G 3100W.CoutHW)'i~N.B. I L O 14' Boot Tr•ller N rt H...._ ~u ••• 6'2...., SIO-l'lt< : CLEARANCE 6'1>-1129 IWIJO . at UU1 534-6686 '69 DUNE BUGGY A M111 Aulltori"'1l 1o!G Deekr
Cloaed Si.t. Open Sllhday · 912 Porsche en1., radio, ========I . ! SALE I. : Boet Sllp M!Orlnt 9036 °"""' ''°m 20 Mod•ll :!"'!, ':';.,: ~1n~,:! BMW
LIMIT '20• A.Cross From ~dy to mO'('I in toda,yl TRA nL Dr. N.8. 64Z-u,57 ________ ,
'.Col.21 WU •• $2395n0w$17'95 Nwpt h~. Sl.50 per ft. ~r:.=~:~~s~! CORVAIR Dune Bugry'
:aoltunbla 2%, i•Uey Call l2l3l 693-Sl9l Drtve Wt11t to 1'15o Whittle? TRAILER SALES fbr&ls bucket sea.ta A bcxty,
: . wu •• "®DOW 13495 *30' SLIP, Ne.,,.r1 17141 M2·Ul0 SIS~ep!. IWO or oUer Venture 21 Harbor, 3446 Via Oporto Stream Line -ldetl ......_,,. ~um:5 ciau~';°w $2195 Paclfle Yacht ~. 673-1570 * * * T•~.;; ~==•,.., "!'nd°'": ~-~.•c1d:
' WU .. • 1<100 now IJ,195 FOR IM: Sabot Rack Spa« IUY Jim ...... 13172 Herbor Blvd. G.G. SIG-4827 alt~
P.:C..t with trailer Avail. Alao, 65' .slip. ;mW. Ill.&. UllD 1~ Blocks ·No. oL
wa. •• $2196 now moo Cout Hwy. ~ Cooper Garden Gnwe Freeway Imported Autot 9600 Maars complete • now S 250 DOCK rental b-power boats 537-4011
YACHTS ROYAU INC. to Wt. It= ft. "B~~~;!~ ~~!S '66 Nimrod Riviera tent MURPHY'S
. who llvt• fn ontl'' trailu. A~A~Room-drop 2912; \Veit est Hia;tnvay. M0bllt HGmff 9200 WE SER:IICE curtains. Sleeps 5, butane 2 IMPORT CORRAL
Newport Be~ * ~10 • ~ WHAT WE SELL! •burner 1tove. ,new tires. * '* 20 x 57 * * n: So: l!arb<lr. sonta Ana Spare wheel " ...... D<C.I LIKE SAILING? 1 Bick So. ol Bola 521•1066 buy at $499. Sl.>0630 alt<
P!Sl#<E THESE? TUST.IN AREA SAtlRIFICE! oo, 20 x 52. _P_-'_'·-----~
••• $'ayment.a. hf&b Interest, Owner reducel price stt up ln dnlrable park. 16' SANTA FE Xln't Cond. ~iei>reclation, i 11 P rental, ~3000. 2 BR, 2 Be, 5 * Dtr: §36-0021 Load Leveler Hitch. $895.
Truck1 9500
fcleaninJ', IMurance, etc. " -· pREFER-TflESE? -P•rk.~Aclultr,-a ir-cond:; '54 'l•tnlngo Trailer
ft LoW C9rt, no WORK & crp+•, drps, l1ndlcaped, 21x8'. caJI 548-9065.
:-c'AREF'REE SAIUNG! up to 10 yr. financing !=;;=====~= ~c,i 251'ttle u $14....J&..day or T.O. Pmts. Motor Homes 9215 --------: TJy Our O"b Plan 51>-0959 Bkr 842-3939•1-------~ FORD '64 F250
M':WPORT SAILING CLUB • •y HARBOR 22' Winnebqo, ~". P' 8, 2'0tl ~ ton Auto· •-·" V~ ,,. e 675-nOO e ~ watt gen, aJc, lorced air "' · · ......... '..'.J._ Mobile Home Sales htr .. dual P5 tanks, lu&. !(in!. Bia rubber, n;a.r step'
YEAR ENO rt.de, monomallc toilet, xlnt bumper. 1~' over tbe road
CLEARANCE SALE cond. $8900. MS-94~ campe.r w!tb all soodlel.
NOW ON DlSPl..6.Y ----. C\JW219)
12, 16, 20, :W • JO Wld" MolorcyclH 9300 AL R$2
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499BERTS Up To 60 feet Long
'63 ALPINE' RDSTR.
H.T. Cpe. 4 ipd., Rldl.
CQMGl6.ll
$886
'67 SIMCA G.L.S.
~. 4 1Pd., R&:H, (UEY'lN)
$886
'67 TOYOTA
4 Dr .. Sed. Auto., RA:H.
<UUK597)
Sl086 .
'66 TRIUMPH RDSTR.
Low riiiltaa;e. 4 spd., R.Att.
CRPM606l
$1086 •
SOLING 1969 Olympic clus
sloop; North sails; deluxe
hardware I: "'"'nches. $49M.
Saw $1600 673-6550, 5f3-.S551
COLUMBIA Defender, 1lttps
6. 30 hp lnbrd, lull nclrta
:·~ar, ~tru. dinghy & out-
brd. 494-7735 or 646-6047 . .
21' AURORA
1'25 Baker St., Cost& Mesa ~67 R60 Approx 10 000 I Chrys .• Plym •• GMC
% block East of Harbor mvd. miles Oversited tank Turn l!QO Garden Grove Blvd.
Costa 11,fesa (n4) 540-S47Q signais. Custom seal Sad· li Block w. of Brookhunt '64 TR4 ROSTR.
LOW, LOW PRICEI dlebags. Ff.irln&. Sharp 537-7800 Low milt~., btater.
: SHARP CONDITION!
$1975. Ph. 615-5U6 10 x SO cond. Ori;. owner. Sl095. 1950 Chev. P.U. Reblt ir.na, $1186
in low rent park. 8:304:30 wkdys. 831-1000 r'll!W valve job new ....,;nt
rfrisrLE Flt.111au. includ-
: JRI'· trailer ii:. sails. S975.
;{408) SU.9341--
• ' ..-' 1 All txtru. Pet OK. HONDA'S 305 6 150~ Run new upholstery, new dual ex. '67 AUSTIN HEALEY
S & K MOBILE Gqod. Bt1t Ofr 'Over S200. haust, new wide ovals. XLNT ,Sprite Rdstr Low rnUeaae _HOME BROKERS ·55'M218. _CP~ll. u;o · · . ..:._.
~~ . SAIL Boat in al!p. • 6»-0921 • '66, lliO Honda Scrambler. '60 I NTERN AT I 0 NA L
•Ne.,,.rt. 5 H.P. Out"°'"" * 10 WIDE * Oven<IUd U..1, ad c<>nd. 'TD T"'"''"" ota .. .,.n. 3-<petd, :s300. Ph M~l<IT . lie. Ask'&. $250. 673-li693 ovtr.cirlve, ys, 3 aeata. Xlnt
JS:' SLOOP for We. Slnps 2, Move In Tod•yl '65 Triumph 650 cc. GOOD cond. $800. '46-3716 . '
:dock available. Sl 200. $J3.50. Furnished SHAPE $650 '62 Ford Van. Needs \York. .P,S-2937 Be•utiful Adult Parlr C.U ~30 nrst $275 Takes Jt. Call
J:j•' ALBATROSS-Free allp 549-095f Bier srz.3939 • 613-1241 5 :·M..fj Pl-1. :~ru M~~· :in:za 1: i;:~ :;3;, ~.~ ·~JE:~·iseo~.r~~ ·~ut!:o~~H.~~-1:in1:.'~!i
UDO 14 Sailboat, No. 2389,
.with trailer. Call 837-7039 ;a,rt 6 P?ol
fe.nced yard, ..tor. ah@d, offer. <194-1421 or 497-1123 skirting. Xlnt cond. in '67 HONDA 90 Step Thru.
childrens sect of park. Only Seldom · used. Xlnt Cond. '64 DODGE V..S. 8' bed.
$8750. 893--7921 $175. Cal1 613--7162 Duplex tires. ss;;D. 646-4924. """,.,-=,,-.· .,..--~ •·-·ci ,69 H nd oo 188J Raymond Ave., C.M.
P'-•r Cruisers 9020 SKYLINE 3'.lxSS, lmmac, 2 .,..._, i ce 0 a ·
BR !" Ba ·$215. After 6 pm Chevy·~* Ton Pick
• 12 • carport, porch, 546-4232 Up. "64 t.lotor. Good
!67 30· Chris _ TS. Well shed, lndspd. Five · Star1 -~~=~~=-$375. Call 6Ta-2746
$1386
'66 V.W .. SQUAREB'CK
4 spd., MH. (SVTOOOl
$1486
'61 DATSUN 1600
Rdstr. 1 owner. Low ml. 4
1pd., R&:H, \VSW. (Wl'V77f)
$1886
'67 MGS G.T.
2 Dr. Low ml1eqe. 4 apd .,
R.&H, W'1W , wire whls.
(VRB23TI
$2086 ,!:quip. Well Maintained. C.M. Park. Pet OK. Reu. 1970 PC 50, $120. ~. ="'='°"':-:-0,-...,-,--:Askina $12,50'.l. 5§.18%7 aft 642-8252 _ Call 646-0032 66 FORD PU. 6 cyl, 4 gear R p
J6. -OWNER Ltavin;, mu.st &ell! '67 305" HONDA. mo. Xlnf ~ xln~R ~I ~ M~ HY c CUstom built 2• x 60 Cohd. Must Sl:D. See at 2U · ~r-4-Skl Boots 9030 Univenal lo li,!autilul put<. 39th St., H.B. 1* El Camino. 283 oti<k, LINCO N-MERCURY
. · Dir. 63&-0921_ • new Cl\ltch. gen, ba1tery, 1940 £,allewood Blvd.
ftACJNG boat C-D clue:, lD' 1961 Champion Mobile home. Auto Service shockl. 54~1688 af t 6. Lone Beach '®tboard. without ena .• good 241 .x ST. 2 BR, den. Bi& uv-• & Pert1 9400 1950 Chevy Panel <n41 827-89TO
:c:ond. !J68.-.«M1 in& r. 1" s._. S31.-4CJ61.&tt 5 • ... 543-l390 (213) 591-4.121
---· '64 CORVE'M'E, ALL Olt. IS YOUR AD I-N .I.S YOUR AJJ IN
BAYSIDE MOTORS
1200 W. Coast HIY)I., N.B.
e BMW e
All Models in Stock
for rm.mediate ~ry DATSUN FERRARI
J1l'lupr 11:
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812-9111!S ... 1
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'59 MG Ro&d.lta', aood coo-
dltlon, $415. ., 6'15-Z311 .,
'fill: MG UOO Sedan, 2,000
mlle1 on rblt. eflllM tnnl.
$1500. ....... ...
SALEs. SERVICE. PARTS 1----------------TAM MOTORS, INC, DATSUN LATE '67• flRllAf!I .. MGA
800. Garden Grove Blvd. 1600 Roadster, Iii apd, dlr. Nrwport Import.I Ltd. ()r..
534-2284 ()pen SUnday 892-5551 Sharp, hdtp, tun red, pluah ana:e County's onJ,y autbot-'SB MGA Conwrt, ~ ~
black lnl. xlnt C1>nd, Must 1zed dealer. reblt enatne. Good CDbd.
.. sacril_ Ice! .t14~._T1ke .older SALES·SERVICE:·PART8 ~alee otter. MMl93 --,..--------1American~iir ~r small down. 3100 W.~COlit H""wf,"' i9a:t MGA-tlJo Comrt. bft1
URE643. Call Phil 49'-9773 6'2-9f~owpart -~1'.. Good. $350 Or Belt Oller.
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2845 HARBOR BLVD. ORANGE .COUNTY'S '68 nAT "'" dr Seel. Llabt '67 MGI u•••1o VOLUME ENGJ.ISH Blut. Pi15. R'dltt.,<IPd .. dlr,wlft"""~ ~ FORD DEALER Call 646-'ISli raclnr· nd ext.; -·ltlWr NEW '70 SALES. SERVICE '68 Fi&! 850 coupe. l~IXll Int., Xlnt O>Od ... ...rt! '
OVER 60 IN SJ'OCK mi's, Xtru. Xlnt CDl¥l. Take older trade or llJ\all
DATSUN PICKUP • 2 • 1 "'· """"' sl.250. 673-4311 do .... TRB006. can"1ee n.
W/camper, 96, bp overhead e 2 &. 4 Dr. D ·~H I.:=======' I '94-9713 or 5f.5.(1134.
""'· 4 .... dlr, 6 ply Urea, • 2 • 4 O.. GT Models JAGUAR MGB/GT 'b1, 35,IXll Ml'~
back up lij:hta. You name e Station 'il.'agons Red wf\llk inter. Ena:. G4.
It! SttW # PL5212(18873. Many with flilly automatic -'$1SOO. 548-63'7 aft 6 PM
FUll price $2099. Take s:malJ trans., air, radial tirft, ra. '65 3.1 Sedin.. BeJ&t/bllt lthr, · '
dn or trade. Call Phil, dio, vinyl roof. waw tire1. pwrnew/~.; •• ~,hrm . .,~~ ':'1..: :wt\I&. PORSCHE ~4-9713 or 545--0634. BRAND NEW sro. 2 DR.. ........... ~
ORANGE_CQUlllTY~S 11185 ruu. PRICE ----wo-:-r---l!Drn
DATSUN DEALER 8TlhNeodSoFreORD
DOT DATSUN RO
18833 Beach Blvd . Huntina:ton Beach 842.-Tm or 54().(\44.2
_:__206Q Harbor .mVd. ,
Costa Mesa 6'U.{)()1Q
FREE GAS
with Purch.1H of
DATSUN '69 1600 Convt. All
Xtru. $2500.1 Own. On Way
To Europe. C&ll 613,,7~
1963 DATSUN 4 dr Sedan 4
spd. New tires, Oean. ~.
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1622
---1 New Cortina
TIME FOR For lnform•tlon c•ll
9UICK CASH Sunset Ford
5440 Garden Grove Bl.
THROUGH A Westminster 63M010
!--------· Blue w/blk lnt •. a ..s. Ji&. 1 '69 Kannonn Ghia Coupe dlo, N-minor lictd1 _..,
Bronze beauty, Auto, MU.t new tire1 $3400. BU«
&eel 6'7S--0621 1965 PORSCHE "C'' GOi5B
COND., REBLT ENG.,
MERCEDES BENZ AMtFM. o..,.. 546-:llO: nltn 540-7954
'62 MERCEDES . 220S 4 ~ '59 PO~E. 1600 &aper
ltdan. Ntw. lnt., AM/tit with mochlled body 6: ?J\111.
radio, tirts. Xlnt com. SMSO, 541-3730 or 613-9681
6~7U6 " , · 'IS PORSCHE S cpo, ..._
MERa:DES km 1968. 2MS. . condl&n, e.xtru, $2695 Clf
air, full pwr, .near Dew oHer. Prlv prt:y. 557-75'1
radial lif'.ta. >Wit coai. PORSCHE 1988 912 Coqpt.
s:zs..4570 • 1-Bill Power, ~
IT'S Beach boull: ttmeJ Bitto ~°'=-==~=~_., ,.t 1eltc:Hoo ewr! See tbt PORS:HE 19S, 912, 5 speed.
DAILY Pll.Ol' Oantflld xl~t condltloA. Call 493-m
iecUon NOW! Mr. Ober ,_
UHdCaro 9900 u..d Caro 9900 Uoed Coro
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
,. HARBOUR V.W.
l~;;;rt;ed;;;Aut;;;;o;•;;;;;;'600;;;;1;;!;;rt;ed;;A;utos;;;;;;;;;;"°°;;;;J PAl\T! En,tne 6 mo. ol~I. CLASSll'IED? Someone will CLASSIFIED! Someone will II SDI · be looldn& for IL Dial 642-be looklna tor It, Dial 642-
. ·\ * 635a71 * 5S1B !.:"";;;;=====·========;::::==---p ----t8E AXE! .
:'88VWBU8 l!W;t, Ht4ltr.
(ITL 11' $139&
'88YWBU8 .................... '* $119& wtlll, •lllefMtlc: •io
tllltl. IVVW nu
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· '87YWBUG •M"" HIMtf, $14811 !VTW Mrl
·' . '88VWBUO """"' .... ,, "" ... $18911 HHltt. IYCL 11:11
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''84 VWBUG llH ... H"ttr. $1096 INIV sni
. '88 DlnUN WAGON ;::i:-=·" $7111
'87 DATSUN ~;":.v..~~·· $119&
'88 VW BUG ~,-::-.:-· -.... $1191
'&a.URUll:8Hll ~~ :':."'· $1811
'88 "HIA .-. ·-· -..... $1411 u · 1 OWMf'. cavw neJ
'8&VWBU8 . . . llMlt, H11ttr .
jVWI "'1
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$1111
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JAGUARS
JAGUARS
2 plus 2'•
Coup••
Roadsters
ALWAYS A
BIG SELECTION
0 P E L
JA GUAR
OPEL GT'S
JUST ARRIVED
Llrnltecl Supply For
IMMEDIATE .
DELIVERY
BRAND NEW 1970 BUICK
2 door coupe, euto. trans., -led redlo
.. antenne, fibre 9le11 belted tlr .. , pHdMI deah,
soot bolte, bode-up lltoo, dual speed ofoctrlc
, wlpero. 43a270Z6001 S4
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
$29·77
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• 5995 . ' ' 'H ¥0UIS llD. '~~TOYOTA ' , SS99 R.,H.:~,new , Criim Sf. Wqen. Jt,, H .. lit'· cllen. owrdrtve . .A lcit ot car at 193 • . . -t1111 Price-sue Olll
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'67 VOLVO 52399 '67 TOYOTA $1095
1800 Cpe. R., It, 4 HI Lux Pick~ H., 4 speed. 2 to trom. speed, air cond. A TXV OM-V'"98 • c atul. Ser. No. 308266 -'
s799 'H TOYOTA 51595 '62 VOLVO Corona a:r.~. R ..
122 Sed. R., ff., ' speed, H., '1 tlhilh,
new paint, real clean. black ~or. VHL 479
GFD 819
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!:.~~ R, H, au.511495 '66 MCH 51499 tomatlc, bu cket seats, • .
Rdstr. R., H., 4 11peed, low. low mlles. XGG 2TT
wire wlleels, rich sLel·
low finl.tb. SM .
'67'M51 5T CPI. s2195 R., H .. 4 si:-4, Wire
wtittll, real rUce • ~~:: Rdatr. '·~ 514 99 VHH 696
wire whtehl, 1 owner,
13,IXXl miles. SRT 52'7 '6' TalUMl'll 5T6 s2399 Cpe. R., H., hpeed.
wtn wheela, rid IJnlsh. ·
'67 KARMANN 51599 WQ\'( 67'
Ghia Cpt.'hpeed, •
heater, low mun, IQc:e 'H VOW UGO 51295 new. TrV 408 Sed. R .. H., 4 speed dr • Blue finllh. Sharp. . SYS 2!J9
'6' llNAULT . '51199 ·DOMESTIC ~Pttf.US
10 Sed. Jt, H .. autema· •
tJcJ one owner, 18.000 ''4 OLDS II 5599 ml es. XlN 848 Conv. R., H., automatic, ~wcr, tac~ air .
'81 VW CAMPER ~.::·•.:."•u. $199& I . Sharp. R 60CI .
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HARBOU~ ,Y.W •
AUTHORIZED SALIS A SIRVICI
11711 9Mch llvd., H""tlnglon ._.ch
Mattu
'67 DA'1UN
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... Mltw. !fl.I ""
$1495
$1391
ltndt-11. l'Ull ---tnd ttclory •Ir CO!lf, °"' OWl!fl', NIW luldl tredt-ln. Ho. ~"
'65 CHIVIOLIT
kl Air 4 _.. Mdafl, l"tefol'Y 1!r., •~.
trttll .• (lllWlr 11-., rHfei IMrlft!'. IA mlie.t. IHRK 11'1 I OWl'M.
$.3191-
$·1291
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'6' TOYOTA 51495· ...
Corona $ed. R., H., au. 'H CH~~ 51699 tomauc, be:lct tlnlah. lmpell SS Tt epe. vrr m R .. H .• au~tle, P.S., atr coniS.. Onl)' 19,000
' mllte. Uke -·TEX 815 ..
'H TOYOTA 51799 •
Corona H. T. Cpe, R., 'd'MUITAU $699 !ii:.~ 10.000 Corwi rt., H .. iuto.. P~
' elMt•U. ~liectl.Aalas YWT 071 '
'Jiff . . . .
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D'EAN LEWIS
' Or•• Cwnty'• L•r1••t anti Melt "'11dam Terot• & Volvo DIMier
IM6 HARIOR IOULEVARD COSTAMllA
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lmp1rtM Autoo HOO l~od AUIOI HOO l!!'f!rtM !--HOO """'"'"" """"' HOO R-Coro, Re .-Auto L ... ., .,. UHi( Con "°'
YOLKSWAClolN C1 ENG. " ... + G\i ,... "" LIASI "" IUICIC
U1od Coro ,,..
........ C.U,0$1115
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'II' .. t &p.:W.
SPRITE
1955 Sprite, tape deck I
many extru. $900 or best
otter. Alto 1961 Rambler,
.... conditlon l2lO. S46--0341
VOLKSWAGEN YOLPWAGIN
1969 V\V BUG, II~ new,
many Jl'.tru, chrome wheel•.
dmYe Eun>po onl,y, -
·OFFER
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•• lllallJ ....... -l800 ' YW 11$ or be1t ofr, MI :a..-aft 5. ·~~~::fin~
Autos Went.d 1 '7GO tt Int, 1139. Pa mo. "'°"' '!I Cadlllo< El ........ ,......
c~c
'ff ELECTRA 225 CAOILLA!; 'II,
rur ...,, 1act .ur. "" "111 Ce<"' v~i.. A blod< -
FM, T -· xlnt •cond. with • bW:k """" n>OI, 11!11 Owmd by little ,'ole man In power I air «IOd. W/S/W
~. sactWce1· Tab cad-t1re1. CWF'P2)6>
3100 W; Cout HWJ,, N.B.
6Q.9G . Sf0.1764
'&.; SPRITE. new top, f«pe '68 Volbwagen Bug 24 000
deck, rad.lo. healtr Sfm; miles. Llke ~w!. n6so. ~790 646-938.l. c.1·1 eame'ru.
'9) Sprite. ~bit ena: .I: tranl. lm:I Newport Blvd, O.f.
Extra · parts. I.e. w i re '67 VW SUnRoot, lla:ht blue
whflela, Tom f73·9286 wfblk inter, Xlnt Coad.
WCloE
SILECnON •vw CAMPUS
Harbour V.W.
0AtnHOruzID
SALES A: SERVICE
U7ll. BEACH BL., 842-f.435
I~J'INGTQ.N BEACH
$399 WI! P>.CV ., .. SH .:'r~ ~-. .:-.:.
~ air, stereo &ape. $ll. prr mo.
GOOD SILECTION ''9 0>upr XRT, pwr, 1~.
vinyl toP. lll~. per mo. .
50. COAST LEASING
300 W. Ort HWy., HB "5-218! lor """ ..... -~ can 111 .. er.. attma111. GR01H . OlfYROlfr Used Cars -
er car in .. t"*"'· Will line $44"
'pnv '"'" BIOl5. ·eau J.P. · • At 1tOllEITS &ru!r 10 AM. 494.sm or
-· · Chryo. • Plym •• GMC
188 BUICX• 2 Or.11 Wildcat.
p/b, air' cond, p~s, p/w,
Xlnl cond. Priv pt,.· Call
,. Carden Grow Blvd.
'it Bloclc W. of llrookilutlt
\131'1!00
moo. -Sj>-05iJ Aathortud MG Dealer ' ·TOYOTA Mfi...1.270. • .. :... ;_
'68 VW, •Jill in 1uarantee '68 YW BUG ------r--11,000 mileJ. LIKE N!.'W! $1499. at. 536-1319, ~1784 Near new , hooey creme ext., PORSCHE AOlor--llttl~Beatb BJvd. ---Kl 03331
MUR·PHY'S '64 CU1torn Buick. Riviera
Mly eq>llpped •.
(114)646-8>1>
'69 <;ADii.LAC 5"d&n Do
Ville, Full power,, faciorY ah'
condlUoning, dual electric
aeat1. 3,.00 a,.t.ual mUea.
>~ormer G.M. Exea.itive'•
car. Can Sales Manq:er
. '6t t11T
·IXICUTIVI CAR un NEW!
Harbour ·V.W.
TOYOTA .
Mork II W•gon•
Hi Lux ·Pickups
Lind CruiHrl
W-t°"s
PLUS OTHER
HARD TO GET MODELS
NOW IN SI'OCK \
Your Best Deals Are Still At
'67 V\V Bus. 0r1g. Owner. plush black Int., 4 gpd., dlr.
$1100 Cash. Call • Days Must sacrillce! Take older Ms. 3031 Ext. 66 or n ~Hll. Ewa. 673-2332 car in trade or a.mall down. 1910 HARBOR BLVD.
'69 SQ8CK, auto + xtnu. in VXT132, Call Phil, 4M-9n3 rosrA AfF.SA
warrant;)'. $24g;j or make of· or 545-06.l4. • · .MUST sell Ul6ll VW 811.1 with
WE PAY CASH
FOR YOUR W
fer. Aft S. 56-473.l pr. pty. '70 VW'1 We1tphal1a Camper,
•58 vw, ..,. '"'"'· New Lot"' pol you lntoa 1910 VW '5l9-<7l9< CONNEU
1,-_.JI or best oUerl today! '62 VW Ali CHMO',.. ,.. -Low down ,,.,....,,..! • A"""· Xln'I ... I
CONTINENTAL
CENTER
'69 MAIK ·m
'63 BUICK ~ial, new tiri!1
I: paint, xlnt cone:!. Will
Sacrifice. fla-892-4
. CONNELL
CHEVROLET
3 to c~ trom. Loaded, ,All LO Mlc. 1968 Buick Riviera , 2828 Hart.qr Blwt.,·C.M..
locaJ l owner can trMled in A-t ·con:d,...Must tell, best o~ ~~,,.,,..:546-.::..;:""°:;:,,=~-I
on 1970 models .. (SHWfru tak!!t. 673--<1613 -aft S '63 GOLD CADILLAC
$6586 -n ........ * Looded! CADIUAC iaoo · , • 5'SQ11
• AUJ'HORIZED
~~SERVICE
llll.1 BEAO! BL., ~HUNTINGTON v8EACH
. '6'1 PORSCHE 912; AM/Fr.I,
-lamps. wood 1tttr whl., extreme lo mi. $4,00J.
6~ Low monthly paymentst Meehan.· Xtra Clean. Make 2828 Harbor Blvd.
19'6 Hori>O" C.M. 646-9303 '69 VOLKSWAGEN • ! i 11 T & M MOTORS · O!lu. Call ,_ Cn.~o ...,. 546-1'00 '68 UNCOLN '66 CAD Sed de Yill•. loaded,
HARD TO GET? unde-r warrant;)'. $1695. or Open SUnday 534-2284 '67 VW Excellenl Cond. Fae-, W:E PAY TOP Sed. Auto., Ri:H, WSW, P.S., "lite bei&'e lthr l&Jllau tw.
DEAN LEWIS
CAMAIO
m..Q382 :. ..
. NO SUCH THJNG " •. UKE OfFER. ~JOOJ _ "" . ._ '6' yw. BUG· . tory Tape Player .• Allrina: DOLLAR . ,,. P.B., tilt~ whl., AM/TM, P •.. io J~ml • ...AMJri.f alt'rp, ..._ tiltc.1 ---~-----
at 66 i/W Sunroof. Good O>nd. New tires, new tirakes re· <$1300: 64>-1.353 aft. 6·• fot 'JOO!l. ~,dilan tiled· ci'.n. ~nti,:dQOr~ ~Mint, whl. EXtra· clean.·SY.fiO.· Al * FUN.M-SUN I ,
9U T '69. Jmmaculate! 7,fOJ
ml. Am-P'm-SW. Blaup.
S5:D ~ ,btat~!!!· 548-45.12
'6t Porsche 912 Cpe.
Marquis Motors Inc Beat Offer Over $1050. Call cently overhauled en&ine. 'ij8 vw BU£, auto, Jo ml, ori& &11 makft. See George RI.JI (\l/BUJ6S) Schwab 'm.-03.3s • ··a CAW.RO "301' .. , ;v..s:
• 4!M-2MO. Runs gnat, Ptilat sell, being ownr, on 1varranly, dk blue, Theodore Robins Ford $3686 '65 covPE °'Ville ... M\J.st COl'fVER'F, oulltandihc bpe:
We have over (50) '68 VW Bug. Very Lo Mi's. divoi-oed! $150 or best offer, blck' Int. 642-l719 2060 Harbor Blvd. Sell. JJ!!DO. Incl ;70 labs. OR s::ar OrBilKe w/blabk top .
• $4495· ••
1970 TOYOTAS in stock!! Air cond, Radio. Xlnt Cond. Call act 6, 839-6648. C.M. 642-00tO '66 UNCO.Lf( s.qi49 .e.v,.. Qr '$tt '2124 J?lUih black vinyl int., Afr,
ClttCK OUR-PRICES!!! Ptlv. Pty.'&i4-12TO 'Gf vw Bui, 8 passenger, VOLVO WPORT:s V.'ANTED .~.Auto., Leathe1• Int.; air Miramar·Dr., ·Balboa. PIS, RIJ-1 etr.'. "Note; this
GorttoUI tarwerine finish w/
black tot.r. F.ul.Jy ecrulP. In.
ckl. AM/FM, cluwne•wheels,
etc. 31 Porlcbes to cllOIM
trom.
PttARQUJS -¥arDRS INC~ '65 vw xlnl cond. Dark blue, sharp cond. $1515. Can help Oran&e'l'OP Coonttn • ft&H, WS\V, P.S., P.8.1~1.Dt 169 div, 'l.SIXXI nil." SilYer ~ar halds °"'1 hy lS.23l. mil~,~
900 So.~, 11,.~, '••""" 1-• fi 145 -w·G· ONS t BUYER whl. CSSP478) w/bik Ith' & landa• "''...,;;."'• is &O wt a transferral.IMlll, ui •J ..._ • .,. new black int. Mu.st r.ell. w uo..ue or n. Pvt. pty. ,.. BILL ... ~ TOY-A .,.,... new''' !aolo•· wo..-.. n.1"
49i""'3 * 541>-:1100 "'" oller. 548-3148 495-4189 ~· w $2286 it..-.o .. '155CJO. 673'-8282 " ... ,~.· .=:::..::::;;:,.;,;;,~;,....--1§4 -SEOANS 18811 Bead> Blvd. ,,,-6'13-1'-29 --• ~ Ooiy 12599. MARQUIS
'65 vw. $850. '69 ~y. lqU8.l"e back, Xlnt All O~t model" now in H. Beach. . Ph,, M?-1555 '65 u· NC'OLN MTRS: 900 So. Cat HWy,
_l:Llll[ILlil
~I 111 Ll (1 ( I (I . .
BILL MAXEY
-!T!OIYJO!T!AJ
lllfl BEACH B~VD.
Hunt. Boldi 147-1555
I ml N. of a.st Hwy, on Bcb
Clean, extras! 1300 eng. cond, Lo mileage, Pvt ply, stock. 4 speedi &: automatiCll. · . '63 CADILLAC. Stored ' 5 La&una Be a ch, 494-1503,
673-8288, ~4-5858. $2.150. * 64~7721 or Your Best Deal!· Are SUll t\t ·Aut'=""!•in9 . 9110 ,Auto., R&H, P.S., P .B. lffth· Yean:. 22.ro'.I mi's N'tw. call "°541).3~1~00.,-· =~~~=·I
'62 vw Bus, rtblt ene .. good 6{2..-0219 eves DEAN LEWIS ·-er fnt., door locka P-window1 545-6392. '69 CAM.ARO SS 350, l.n
Yo r. &: seat, tilt wbl 1' air. IPBN-ea~·-al I d~ · bik ~-1 condition .$8511. LKS\VAGENS • tor any 1966 Harbor,,C.?o.1 6-16-9303 LEASE. RENT '61 f.fUUIC Cou.pe, I m ., '"· ll'fl., .• ...., 675-0~69 other make} Pay Only lmmecliefe delivery 003) Power ~ air, orig. owner. top, csrm. int., 3 sp, auto,
'62 VW. '70 taes. low mile .. Dealer's Wholesale! ' Sport Cart 9610 on all $1286 Xlnt corid. 873-2278 !~~~alike ,over paymlf.
gd cond. Priv ply $450 or 54~5050 ... ;---. 1970 FORDS. & , • J. ....--... ter p.m. ·
best offer. 546-5421 '59 VW. Xlnt mech net 61 B.M.\Y~ \.l'lttbullt en&1ne F.,,.RD TRUCKS 64 -UNCOLW NOW'S THE '69 CAMARO R.S. Oranae llOO ·W. Cout HWy., N.B. TRIUMPH Good . • co & transm1ss10n, spare parts. ~ ' • ., . cond I I b can K!-9f05 540-l'l64 '66 vw Scd. &pirl. Nu tire. Good for buggy Not runnllw $400 p b AU popular rua:ces. Fot..1 Leather, air, P-wllldows, p. ~ • P '· P . ,
Authorized l'dG Dealer Clutch. Gd Tires. Ski rk. or \\'Ork oar $2.j(I. 54>-2327 .54&-&438 · · aptborized lcaslni · system, seat, P-Ooor lock&, P.S., 1 =="=ll=====:=I ·~~/blk c,·,~::: -~~ri:i~.;" Ex.~~;!~~':." '59 6~$400 . AntiquH, er.,;;" 9615 G•~~~~R;'" P.B. '"'$1oa6'l TIME FOR ,. CHEVROLET '
am/fm, Girt Desperate tar 1961 TRIUMPH 3 convt. wire 548-4822 or 546-3112 '65 V\V Sqbck l~S. $000 '30 ?.tOOEL A Rdt V8 + '63 LINCOLN ' H
quick· Ille. C&ll 548-4523 or wf'letls, good runnin&. $593. DAILY PILOT D l ME· 1' ~ 675-4~ aft .4:30 wkda,ys. scuba gear. uioo .. Cati S.5, Co.sta Tt!!arbor ~1e.roio Leather,. all\. !Moor locks QUICK CAS ·~-8~=~c~"i".o!:;
548-1089. • ~645.-0111 .. eYes........_ ~ LIJiES.J:_~_YM ... .llll:.m. AJnl.tirrui_JYkeods._ ~ _RandyJ13/SLM8L -----' -P.::searf6\v"l)'), IT.\v~ ~ --:-7' -211IJXI Mi~SJ..S9.}.~ -
~ .. ·ca... tioo .tj',w_~•r• -~ !BQ9_~1wC·~ --_'9800N1wC1rs 9800 9IOO (FSV757l . . .. 0 1'61 theY; Station' Wqor.i, 1.:=::=======~~=~~~~~~;;;;;;:;;~;;;;;;==~;;;;;;;;;=;;;-;;;;;;· $8B6 THRO GK A. ;-;:.~~"'"'l" .. '"·1225
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Fvll-, egtNPpttl' wltlf f111M h1'r11t1•fic
tr1"1,.i111011, p•••r 1fffri119, ,.w•r
tl i1c br•k11, 1ir co..difio"l11g, pu1h
htto11 r1ilio, fib1r9l111 belted whit1
ti.le well fires, fi~IM 91111, etc. 127-
6570Zi 166 ~51
$447_7
'65 CHEVROLET
l111p1le <I Dr. H,T, VI, hydr•m1tic, power
1t.•ri"9, r1cli•, h11t1r, WSW, f•ctory 1ir.
ITXU421 l ·
'66 IUICK
Skyl1rlr 2 Dr. H'.T, VI, •ulom•lic, po••r
1tHrb19, r1.ll1,. h••f1r, WSW, f•clory •ir.
ISSJ2961
'61 "YOLKSYAIR"
ht1111•cvl•t• con111r.ie11, 4 spd., 11;&1-1, corn·
,l•f1ly eY1rh1ul.4 prof1nie111lly in1t1l1H
C.rv1ir e119. lWX6956)
'65 CATA!JNA · ·
4 Dr. H.T. VI, hy.dr11111tic, p.,-:er 1t1•rin9,
' r-'ie, he1ter1 WSW, f••"'!V oir. fNCC2061
'67 IONNEYILLE
.. Dr, H.T. Hyclr1m1ti'-po.., 1hi;;;11t,"'po•·
• er -·k•s, rffi1,..M_.1t,.:-ws)¥: f1ctery 1ir.
-t TXSt451 . " ' .,.. ...
'66 GTQ
t Or. H.T. VI, hyclr1111•llc, power 1l11rh19,
r1~!0, h11!1r, WSW, 11inyf t,p, fo•tory •ir.
iC WOOJ I
' . ' . , ' ' '6t EL CAMINO
'"•*"•fie, r•dle, tf91t.r, VI ""ti~•· lluo.
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THE SUCCESS SALE
CONTINUES ! WE HAVE DIS·
COUNTED EVERY CAR IN STOCK
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$1277
$1277
$267.7
Demo 1969 LE MANS
2 Dr. 1-1. T, Cordo111 lop, VI, 1uto., 11r
cond ., power tf1•rl119 & br•k11, console. 12
fo choo11 from) 237l79ZllOlll'
New 1969 GTO
Air co..d., power dite br1•••· pow1; 1t11r·
i119, furbe h.,dr1m1fic. 242379?126101
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Demo ·1969 CAl~UNA
2 Dr. H .. T. Air con.I., c0t'do111 top, ,.._,
1l1•rin9, power odisc lw1h1, turbo ho,Cr1°
m1lic, •tc, 212379C 112719
Demo 1969 BONNEYILLI 4 Dr. H. T. Air cond., power wl!Mll•wt·•••I·
1t.1ri1MJ·ltr•""· furite h.,dr1ft'l1tlc, etc. 262·
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wi11dows•tf••ri119•br•k11, turbo hydr1m1fic,
etc. 262J79CI !5901
Demo 1969 BONNEVILLE
2 Or, H. T. Air cond., pO••r wlndow1·tl1•r·
ln9, itr1J:1a, furh1 hvdr•m11Jc, 1tc. 2621·79° er 1•11t '
$3727
$3977
$3977
$4177
$4277
$41.77
·ROY~ .. ~~~· 1CARVER . PONTIAC
2925 HARBOR a ·LvD/COSTA MESA
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1940 Lakewood Blvd, . 1962 Q{E;VY Impala Sta:Uoa
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Wagon. Xlnt cOnd. $500.
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'59 CHEV. Impala 2 or .
Auto., very clean. $:DJ,
673-2310 ask for Joe
'15 ?.fALlBU SS 28.l. XLNT
O)ND, Nu paint • yell./blk,
P .S. $1Q95. 6t6-fiCl54 Ewa , --c. .. 9800 New Cars ~ -· ' •
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR $1994
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'66 FOR!;) LT .D. '66 P.LYMOUTH
btr1 cl1111 190 v.1. IWWJ47JI 2 .Ir. \II , 1utom1tic CTUAl6t,•1
$129,9.00 $999.00
'66 FAIRLANE ·'64 OLDSMOBILE
Full power l 1ir. Sh1rp lit V4. 1.0hltl St•rflr1. rts, PJi; air, 1\YFW0711 UJ:1 $1399.00 " N1w. 4
... ..$8H.~ '66 PLYMOUTH '59 FORD TRUCK <I 411r. Full powet a 1ir. like riew, ISCJJll I $1299.~ . TNclr ·9ft. fo11, v.1:· •iH, sil,4.~UOJ711' . $499.00
'66 PONnAC G.T.O.
Yi11vl top. f1111 ,. •• ,a' 1ir.:Sherp. (~F· '59 CADILLAC
9671 ' • C.11pt D1Yill1 IYQA940)
$1799;00 · . . • $19"9.00
,'64 PONTIAC CATAUNA '64 PONTIAC
P/S, rt l, Air. 1001611l' ~ T1"'p11t 2 dr., 111tom1lic, ltlH. INYNJ06)
$899.00 • $499.00 •
'67 . CHEY. IMPA~ .'.•5 ,MUSTANG 2 dr. H.T. P/S, r/t, 1ir. liittr1 cl1i11. (XKC
191 I •· . ll;AH. 111to111•tic, lf'CS771t
$179_9.00 $895.00
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· '63 CADILLAC '66 MUSTANG
Sed111 DeVlll1. F.11 ,....., I ~,._, fll:FNINI klM. 4-i1pd., 1ir. flYM4111
$799.00 $1199.00 .
.'61 CADILLAC ' '64 T·llRD
s.4111. hi/,. .. .,' •lt--fJJX211)'. ltlH, .tr, v.1. CS.11t. IHSVtJfl'
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'CHMOLrT COllYAIR · l'OllD JEEPS T •D LINCOLN MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC .
! -~ ... . . -.-.• -.oo;·v;;AtRill<MM~ONN:ZA;;:" I----,-----'•64 T·ilRD ~, • '66 · M .... SS SP!' CPE, w / auto, rl h, 1969 IOSS 429 1905 JP:P w_...r. I W.D. '67 UNCOU< O>rlt""'1tal. 'lli MUSrANG, 6 q4 I opd, '61 OLDS Sf < dr :;ed. Air PONTIAC '6' ~TO Laadatt "P· !al< olr, lull ~::: Coey, etc. Low, mUeqe:, kit,al 1 ,....._~ ... _1 ,.._., N•w v.a. pis. pl ,b antlftn. tuU pwr, landau top, lthr n.Uy pak new ttrts. xlnl eond. n.dlo, nu i,lrel I: hatt. Ra.cUo, auto. trau., P/iteer-pwr dlr: lllulh ~ bit t... • JN kl\ I nw ...... ""'.. hl flOI ttm.. o.o .. Comp! uphol, ~ bwnf:r. Tbll cond. nos&'* ofter. 49M2)8 "lO De. St.,inl m.1'1. l Owu. ltw. W/S/W tlru. (WTG225) nanbn \car. -· -~ A"'· I'S/PB y·• -!Bk Jnt. owner. ~r nc· as:tl teaJ 4 ~ power 1teitirv, etc. ,.bl' .... , o~. ·-·~ ~·. wee:ktnd .-1 .. t '>'W: TRV .,,00. -..Wl,. "2..itl7 ttl" ..... ....,,... -181 blut wl beaut "Ulh blue (Wl3;2) ... -u ai.V\Uai -. 'f'"V -· bet 2 pm _.. ,, · T car! t.JUlt ae:t11 WUl 8-
"' vlOl)'l Int. Provea f<onomy $JUI <!M-NJ. 938• d1r, ope• Sun. 53(..2:11< 1 e fikii l'OR-&ALE' '63 F-35 CUU.... ' AL ROIEllTS "pM• Pfly, VIXSll. Coll 1'1111
S.ltl $1099 sale! ''"' tltal • Iate mod•I MILl'rliYJeeplSlOorOlr. MUCUllY l/l!Orinatlen0<1howYOU cu' :.:i'=3 lranlmltalon. Call ChrP:·Plym •• OMC ;~T ... :~~.·-_ ; . Mitter • .,.. eonli .. nlal ltyl!Jw ..... i, WILSON FORD HV)' d•ly ''""" -· ,-l>ttrchue•·'67Mua!UI ' • l~GudenGroveBI"", -...,..~ --
\ • , $995. P.tARQUJS MTRS: 00) Gates tires. 613-77$2 • ·~· '64 Old& 98, ~b, pis, ~lee. + ~' BIOCk W.'of Bro(iibw-lt .....,. ~lri ~ JIO'!!lf'• • : , . .1.45.144J .S<>. C,t ijw,.;. tquna .~ .. .,·.,h Blvd. .., ~---~-~. "-..:.J..... • 8t h, 4G..1_"Ni<t JN~ '''66 ?11.f;ROU'RY Caliente, 2-windows. xln cond. f15Q . ¥>J."Jl1'N u .... A&O• cgf!Q' -·
: , · ~}(arbor Blvd .. C.?>f, .ac ~--· S4<h3lOO Auntiftll'Oll Beach · l:.INCOLN Dr H<hp, fUH. Clean. Xlnt '65 ?tl~tana: 4. spd, 6 cyl. 54$-8389 pvt. pty. 815-4800 Of' ..-n · '
• -......... --_; .. : .. ..1 ~ ·-mo ••• ·~· nd flWI '...,.. ~ Xln't Thruou.t.' $950. 1825 '68 GTO, 3119, 4 speed' Hunt, ' ..... 11 ' _ .... , • 51 ~~· J 3 sl"f':U. Ruhl '""" -'"6"UUU ,Co I ~ ··-. Crapt . nslo '6T T-BJRD 1Aadaa "-~ · .• llnb&e:. New: ch1~h. trans · 1967, FORD LTD loa.d«l. Ow~ .._......,~--....,,---,II ;196;;;;-7 -,~= .. ::·.,-,L;;;I ::-•,~'='·• Ncwporc Blvd., C · M • -.,~m&IJ· IU!Pf' n, ,_.. air «le ~ a..oDD ..... . 1968 LINCOLN """""' me ,_ -PONTIAC Sun, -w. -,12'1, T.O.P. --, ' --' . ~, ... ""\ ... l.1tts. Magg, chron1e '68 CORVETTE ;m: Convt. 4 ed ~ 1'1alntaln~ by Ford Bea111y. Air, auto: Tape. 515-.3192 nil. Llllil new.,~
,' rinl•· AUr. Stewart \Varner new pol)'&lu ures. AM/Fr.I Strylce Mar. t"'act \Vatl'lte-CONTINENTAL Loaded. $1995. 837-97!}.'t 1967 RED r-.1u1ang 289. R&l\, P.lust Seit !t * a:s.«.13
'• 1,.e1. $400.00 MMOT6 .iter •.. -•••, a'· cond &"lo. --·. main.Ina:. Alto, 1953 Ford 6 S vinul I.Op, nu tires. Lo ml'i. · · '118 F'tAblrd, li-fan,y Xtru !O T •u~ ~ -lloo 5 PM ~-,.. "-• .. ...,.., Loaded lnclud!D& leather in-'63 1'1ct'CUl'Y la. \Vagon, . ..., '61 Cran Prtx 2 dr Jl.T. XJn't Wl1Tan11. Perl ())rid. $3400. -u -u, •-s3aoo. ~ . . cyr, xlnt ahape. 'ca.II aft 6 lerior. {WON629) 5Jnale O\\'Ocr. xlnt cond. Xlnt conct $700 down Ir. Cond. Every Xtn. Incl. air Call ~1600 blaCJ: w/blclt tnt., blW
'85 EL CAMINO, clean. 1 1965 Corvette Loaded 1 t Pll wk<tqa 5f0..8T77 53588 6'&i617 e\~•. Ir. weekends. T.O.P . 493-f677 "eltt wind. $1695. MS-UG.i tir!s. muat "11! Malae olllc'
owner'-trouble tree.' eyl. back. air. l fnmJc uJat':. RANCHERO 'M,6cyl,3qd, I '67 GT Futbaclc: 390 + · ovU-$ZIO. 5r!f8.3«D aft I.
Be1t offer over $150 . SJ.400 6'1o-Gn white w/cust rear cover. MUSTANG speed, Xlnt ccnd, Must ~I '68 LeMANS. air, p/s, auto, T·llRD l'57 T-lllRD Claaalc. xJ.at. Sit 61l-<263/&7~Til9 d>R~ 19IS . J'rlv ..,,,,, •. 642-1277 or WILSON FORD SllllO or '""· 811.,\MI ~'!:, ~ ~ ~ .. ,.mil..... by .... _lnl -"11d. -'SI QitV'( ,,...,,. Clean In Vlnl'I IDO 64}1<20 ~• =~· ~ ......,.. &tlor g pm
A-out. new tire&, trans, gen, 377 cu. 111• f l,pffd, ~~ '66 FORD SUPER 'vAN 18Zj5 Beach Blvd. '67 Blue Fa11thack, 289 Xlnt '61 MUS'l'ANG V-&, _Cralgtt GOOD Transp Car! 1963 ''4 TURQUOISE T-Bird. ,55 T-Bird. :dnt-•
' _ carburetor, just had..,\'&lve S2, 700 P~ 968-6025. XLN'T CONDITION! lhintiJ1il'on ~ch r. on d , X tr a s . $ 12 8 5 ?ttap, Good Coad. B.!it otr Ttmptst. Stick lhft. Nu 64,000 mi., 1 owner, air, auto trans. kl fA&r , :
·' ;>b.•l3fl0: ,.._3117 COUGAR * 5*-7813 * S...""1 -1112-<611 '4&-64>t * ..._5323 Ovr l1250. 5$-11116, Steve. paint. $311). 837.ortS clean. $1D!15. 673-31'lJ .. n:Sac iu;oo._ 111 a
•&7 clpripe 4'dr lil'dtop. Jl/1, . • _Plb, ~wt"'"· l!q,!llO ml •. --... -C-O_U_G_A_R_X_il_7-· 1Now C•rs· 980e NllW C•rs 9800 Now Cart
• BeloW blue book tar q~ Auto. ttana., factory air cond,,
, aalt! 67a.1483 • ' p /steering, d'i 1 e' brakis.
;~ 1949 Chev 2 dr. Completely Blue/~11tllc vinyl roof. <VSP· : £ '.rehabilitated, unbelievable 811)
',"pint.I. $7!15 c-sh only.
: • 613-0173
$26'9
AL ROBERTS
; :. '64 Chev Impala convt. Chry1 •• Plym •• GMC
;_ .:-· black. Xlnt cond, lo mla. lOCIO Garde.ii Gr6ve Blvd.
·•·' driven by 1'.-oman $71'i0. 1ii Block: W. of Brookhurst ,r~ 646-266S ,.,; ;J.:JT-1900
; • 1951 CHEVY IMPALA COUGAR '67 '. ~· $200, .• 646-3565 Auto. trans., p/1teerlng ra-'. .;-·B6 OIEVY, good cond., dlo, till v.•heel, wsW iire1 .
MS-8959, 803 Main St. make lUNS279}
~u~ uk tor Dan $1499
OIEVY u w.,.,., AL ROBIRTS
aulomallc, radio, htr., air Chr'fl •• Plym .• GMC ~. $675. 495,,.0.129 HOIO Garden Grove Blvd.
'57 .Chevy 'Vq. Re-bit ~l .BIOck \V. ol,.Broo~unt
" e~. It lrans. I: l'ltore. SJT-7800 ~
- -Beat Ofr. ~1829 'i7 COUGAR, Lt. ETn. Vinyl
'68 Chqv Malibu, 1ta. wag., topt . 1.-owner .. Lo mileqe,
. VS. pwr 1tttrlng, r &: h. E Xe e pt io n a I I y clean.
, · -f&et: air. $1695. 833-1282 547~1579
: · :: jij63 Chev 11,S Ton. Flat Std-\ ("•10•· '~°'.°'UG"°AJI,,.-, -c,<".---. -ol~d,
, : 6 Cyl:-Make Oller. Call-irlde Oller Or to.p, '.Pvt pty.
_. 546-5$l5-illfDrt-6PM:--~6'15=4537 --. ' • '·' ·CHRYSLER ,_ -... • '66 Dart, p/1, p/b, r&:h, I
:" .,, CHRYSLER '67 . qi. 5,llOO m• S9lO ~
' 6 pau. wac. Auto. tra.n1., p/ ;.Jter; ~'.f!m ' t f-\ , J.
:",. • tef;rin&. radio, factory air-1963 Oodae ... -or. ~-
. oond, (U0M277) Good condltiOn. $1Z Or be1t
$2299 oller. 1!75-15~ ~e~ , -AL ROBERTS ''1 '!<
. Chrys .• Plym. • GMC FALCON
ltulo Garden Grove Blvd. -:1-1 Block W. o( Brookhursl
5.17-7800 '. _ * f!J'prt11lve lmperiel '""====,..== , )969 CHRYS "LE BARON" 1 .
:· baxury sett., onyx black, Ian.
:--" t.Qp, .. blacll: .c&lf.lkiu-int. '60 Gabde xi t eond
FORD
: VeJ:ythini Irorii teleeC:oplni il ,. · n Urea ·-;.;;,
, . tilt whed .. ,to air ~; N 1~~iia ~;.,, Ma.rkbam, car wtnanty. $200 ~ow _ • · "Whole~ 'Book'~ .SACJU.. . Fntg Vuley. ~
FJCE! $4;95. M A It Q U I S '6 iOJIB: Good ooadltiq11,
Mtrs: 900.So, Cst H..,_y, JA.. ,rtt'll hra.q.. ~ ... ~ $1-
JUM '8':lcb, 4ff.1503 ~ f or ~it otf~! ! ~
54Q..3100. -UM Ford 2 Door. P/S. RAH.
CHftYslilt •ii -·113,llOO mil ... • c,1. Priv;ic
N.Y. •.cir. H.T, ••to. tnms:;il Pw. Mf..2832 · "
f4i1 pb;w.r,-air'.cend. WIS/YI,,.._ yOfli Convertible VS Jtadk>
tires. Bronzt-/ black · root. ·t:zSt'!~· Good ooi*itk>n.
(trrr655) -~----f .,.,
~ $2.195 '15 F°"' Wag. Ail', p/~ ofh: I AL ROBERTS 3.\2 ''"" Mu•t Sdl.·tOwnu.
"' Chryo. • Pl1m. • GMC =96UllO=="""'='O"C~ i 10080 Gatdtn Grove Blvd. '61 ford P.U. %. T. ~ cyJ.. N~
'$ Ii 9«lt WCof B-1 •hi & brka, M... Oii, ~ 537-7800 5'6-:i525 bekft ri JJM. · ·
~ '18 O!M'1-ER. GO!Jd ~ .'&! FORD Cowrtzy Seel. Air
except •tor ~t docir ..A. oond, p/1, p/b. C'a 11
feOOer. 2i91 Harbor, C.M. · ~673-,j8ll~-====~=
Sp 24 '69 TORINO SQUIRE WGN.
" CONTINENTAL
A/C, '70 lie. U900. .. .... ,,..
'63 Falcon Sti. Waion.
'&7 LINCOLN Coritinental, Good condition PlQ.
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tun pwr, landau top, Hhr &fMJU
upho\, one owner. This '57 FORD Station \Vqon,
weektild only S2395. TRV938 radio, heater, auto. trarui.
-d1r';(iJien Sun. 534-2284 Slri. 330--5135--
·i&'LOADEDI 1 local owner. '66 COUNTRY Squire, Good
( $1450. Da)' 547-6184. eves · "cond! 1-owntr, $1400
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~MN CONNILL
"NO GIVE>.WAYS
NO GIMMICKS"
•.. Ju1t 21 Yeerl ef He11elt
De1lin9, S1Ul111 Ch•¥roleh.
BRAND NEW '70
MONTE CARLO
Fully equipped with turbo h~ramttlc, 1ir conclltionin1,
power 1tMrlnt, power dlK br1ke1. power windows, virtyl
roof, r1dio w/rt•r se1t ape1ker plus much, -much more.
(131570L147253). IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
. .. $4181 . . .. . .. ,,
_:9().y ! ! HAVE-WE GOT TRUCKS •• • • • • • . BRAND NEW
• • • • • • • AND WE'RE ANXIOUS TO MOVE 'EM ·: -. ·:
OYER 75 TRUCKS IN STOCK READY FOR DELIVERY TODAY. 1970
l!J TONS ->/4 TONS"-: EL CAMINOS -CHEVY VANS -HEAVY DUTY CHEVY'S. CHEVROLET
BRAND NEW 1970 ·
CHEVY '/2 TOK PJCKUP
FLEETSIDE 8' BED.
PICKUP BOX FLOOR,
GAUGES. 5TK. 530.
BRAND NEW 1969
CHEVY VAN
Tinted 91111, It daor 91111, 1icl 1 door 91111, •UX.
1e1I, W11I Coe1t mirror, f . Sle'b .. l11rbo hvclre111•·
ti,, P.I . re9io, 91u911, chro1111 bu111i-er, VI, H.D .
1prin91, IOI'' w .1, Stk. 1102. s2aso 00
BRAND NEW 1969
~TON FLEETSIOE P.U. CAMPER EQUIP.
T111bo hydr1m1lic, fr o11I tt1b., eux. 1pri1191, H.D,
re1r 1p1i114J1, 1$0 VI, I P!Y tir11. 9111911, l11·t•n. ..
Stk. I 14 IT
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GO!
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' , PILIYDY
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'64 FORD
. COUNTltY SQUlllE
W•9•11. Awlo. lra111,, P.S., r1dio, h11t11. A ttl\•
1eti111el Duy. IOTU21ll
$795 -
'61 CORYAIR
MONIA
<f 111114. Ru111 11[c1H111t,
$295
'68 STINGRAY
CONVEltTllL£
4 Spd., re4io, ht•ltr, Ml cend, fVQU6l9J
$4295
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'64 LINCOLN
CONTININTAL
• Dr., full pew1r I 1ir, -low mil119t. !QZZ
4411 ' $995
'69 CH~ROLET Y·8
% TON ,.U.
C111f•lfl C1D, rdie I h1el1r. Uc, 127150
'66 CHEVROLET YAN
101'' auto1111tic frtJtl., radie a"'''''· 111011
$~95
'66 STINGRAY
FASTIACK
427 '"I· 4 1pd, R1dio I h1 1!1t, Excaptio111I
car. ISUA076l
$2895
'66 RAMBLER
CONVlllTllLI
Aute1111lic, r.di .. h11t1r. V1ry 11ic1 cir. IWll(
5011
$795
'67 PONTIAC
LIMA.NS Clll.
A11le. ltaf'I• .. pew, tf11r., radio i h11tlr:-('fWJf
4t-il
$995
'67 MERCURY
CALllNTE SPT. C,I,
Fectery •Ir, •ulo111•fic, P.S., radio, h1afer, enlv
20,000 hene1I pr!c1. N1w cir w1rr1llly (VOii'
216)
.$1895
'68 CADILLAC
DI VILLI CONVlltTllLI
Fvll pow11 a '''· low lo,,-111ila 1, 0.1,. color,
9le11 tl111. IWSH l911 • '
$4295
'66 CA~RICE
HAltDTO,
f1o1tl power & eir, 11fr• li11ck. 11eh, fSTF 611)
$1595
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'67 OLDSMOBILE
DELMONT HAltDTO, CPI.,
f1ctory 1ir, P.S., A.T., redie, htr. l1w lnfle•t•·
IUTLIS•I
$1895
'67 CAPRICE c, •.
]96 1119. fact. elr, pew, 1t1ar., 1111•· lrtllf., H -
dio, h•eltr. IVOEl?•I
$1695
'64 CADILLAC
CPI. D•VILL~ "FUii pow1r retr, low 111lllifo, E1fr1 1iic1. f JTE
7;21
$1395
' '67 CHIV. 'h TON
-$1095
'63 STINGRAY
HAllDTOll,
<f 1peN, 11119. wka•l1. E1tr1 1h·,,,.
'$1695
'67 PONTIAC
IONNIVl~U H.T,
Full powlr, f1 clory 1lr, Jt,000 1ct111I 1111111.
$1795
• .
'64. RAMILER ' ,
•' 2 Dk. ·,
·Auto. lra11s., r1dio, h11t1r, IMiU.11' -
$195~
'67 DATSUN
. .. 4 DL . -·-
'R1ill•, he•l~r, Ii~• 111w 'coH.' ITNf141)'
$'995
'64 CHEVROLET
llL Allll ITATION WGN.
AUtr.-tfili..-,-pow1f tfitr., ra4j•, hoot1r1 tOHL-
9t ll
$895
'67 CHEVROLET
IMllALA STATION WON.
' f ·il'111., A1o1t1. frlflt., IN•· slMr., redie, !t-tt•r.
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I T WAS LATE FALL, and the
last leaves had fallen from
all save coniferous trees, leav-
ing naked, black branches to
reach starkly towards a lead-
en sky.
The lleek Mercedes-Benz touring
car sped through imposing forest.a
crowdiq in cloae to the driveway
and smoothly paaed a stone gate-
house 1uardina' what Count Stefan
Dulda modestly termed his "Sboot-
irtg Box!' In reality, hie was a large
and pictureaque medieval e&1tle of
conaiderable aize.
For an hour now I had been driven
from Gerlachovka, where I bad de-
scended from the railroad train, by
one of the Count'a chauft'eun ever
higher into the runedly wild Tatra
Kountaiu wbich'atndda the PoUah-
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-Czechoalov.dc frontier tor many milea. ~ IO luch frantic telegraphing
&achna torth, I wu happy and ex· -
~ to actually be where I wu-
fol', a fortnight earlier, I received
an invitation from my g®Ci friend,
Count Dukla, to participate in a wild-
boar drive on hia eatate in northern
CzechoalovakiL
Although not a big·pme huntel"
by choice=-I pref er wing shootin.r-
I eagerly bad accepted the bid.
Light, powdery anow bad juat com-
menced to drift down through the
twilight, when. throu1h a clump of
t\rs and still another bend in the
driveway, I glimpeed a clu.ater of
golden Ugbta. Then I made out the
sturdy towers and battlements of
Count Stefan's "Shooting Box.'' ef-
fectively silhouetted arainat the fas~
darkening sky.
In an lncncllMy abort time I found
myself being warmly greeted by my
darkly handsome host, who waa my
senior by only a few years. '1Wbat
a joy to welcome you, Fra,iue" (for
some inexplicable reason. iqoat of my
European friends add the diminutive
to my rlven name). "I hope we ahall
have a most memorable shooting."
We were . d.tlned to bave one-a
Tl&e wild boar chuTg-ed, bvt tire
ri/u went off be/ore I wcu r«ld.wl
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moet rugged one, too I
Conducted lnto the main ball where
ftrelr blued -in huge chimney pieeea
set at either end, I was presented to
the other gueata, of whom I recog-
nized only one, a Frenchman I had
serv~ with at Verdun in the Fi.nit
World War.
There were few ladies present
aince boar hunting ia esaentially a
muculine 'sport, but one young wom-
an immediately captured my atten·
tion. She atood tall and ramrod
straight, waa powerf u.lly built, and
had pale blonde hair.
She pt"ovecl to be a German baron-
eaa whom I promptly and privately
nicknamed "the Valkyrie." Although
most of the other ~eata ueed French
when not employing their native
tongue, the Baroneaa and her lean,
equally blonde, ski-crazy husband had
a fair-to-middling command of a kind
of biurre English.
By the time my host Jed me aaide
to his gun room, I-never before hav-
ing participated in a boar bunt-wu
experiencing severe doubts as to the
wisdom of having come here.
In the run room, the Count said,
with an apologetic ahrug, .. I fear,
Frankie. my friend, I have a 8ID.alJ
reates
cliuppoiotment in atore. You eee, the
'r1ee I bad kept reserved for JOU was
lent to another rueat."
Be chuckled. "Nevertheleaa, I can
oft'er you a weapon which ha.a served
my family very well over the years.
B.,-e is a boar K'l1ll which belonged
to Tomas Duk.la, an uncle of n:iine,
who once owned vast eatatea in the
heart of the Hutzullan Range of the
Tran.aylvanian Alpa."
Count Stefan then lifted from ita
rack a very handsome muzzle-loading
cap-and-ball rifte. At. a quick gueaa,
I judged its barnl to be some 29
or 30 inches in length, octagonal in
shape, and forged of browned steel.
I noted that the weapon's steel lock-
plate had been skillfully ornamented
with engraved stars and roe deer,
while on ita handsomely shaped trig-
ger guard wu the image of a fiercely
charging wild boar.
Alto911Mr, this weapon wu a
museum piece, built, I aoon noticed,
by a gunsmith named Stoermer of
Herzberg; alao that this eterant
muzzle-loader, despite ita age, wu
equ1ipped not only with a base for a
teleaoopic aight but also with a pair
of set.triggen-about which much
more will be said later on!
Correctly, my boat a88Umed I had
never handled, let alone loaded or
fl red a muule-loader t My heart sank.
While it might be riaky enough for
an inexperienced hunter to face an
enraged boar with a modem repeat-
ing rifle, it wu quite another matter
for a· neophyte to face up to a tusker
with only one ahot at hla diepoaal.
Count Stefan tarried only long
enough to explain to me the use of a
slender forward hair-trigpr, which
was adjusted to ft.re at the lightest
touch, even of a three-ounce pull, by
flnt pulling hard on the rear or prin·
cipal trigger.
Next momlns I came down to
breakf aat wearing my American
khaki duck-shooting coat, tbomproof
chaps, and calf-high Bean boota. The
other abooten all were clad with
neatly knotted linen cravats, smartly
tailored formal huntiq coata of for-
est green or fteld ~. adorned by
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Hunting · Adventu re ,
in northern Czechoslovakia provided this novelist-sportsman with the a dventure o f a lifetime
By F. VAN WYCK MASON
Authof of ''Hclrpooft lft ~" "Y eune Tltoft," ''!oeie In the Sky'
bright brass buttons and various club
insignia. There followed considerable
good-natured kidding about my col-
orless American get-up.
Some of my fellow hunters were
amazed and a few appeared uncom-
fortable that I was going on the
drive armed only with a muzzle;load-
er, firing a soft-lead bullet only slight-
ly smaller than a golf ball I
The sport8lnen com.menced draw·
ing for posts along·the line of guns.
l never discovered whether there was
anything underhanded about the fact
that, somehow, I drew Post No. 14,
which lay on the tiring line's extreme
left. Had Count Stefan reasoned that,
i U-armed as I was, the risk of my
being overwhelmed by a mob of boars
would be lessened by being posted
way out in left field?
Neither did I ever ascertain wheth-
er it was pur~ly by chance that the
Valkyrie bad drawn Poet No. 18.
Bright blue eyes a-twinkle, the Val-
kyrie r~minded me that for the safety
of the beaten-who hopefully would
drive the beasts from the thicket into
the tiring line-everybody had been
warned that he must M118f' shoot
ahead of the line unless a boar was
close in and deftnit-ely charging. The
rule was to shoot only after a tusker
had pasaed through t he line of guns
and waa going away.
When w e were about to get out
of the sleigh, I couldn't resist saying
with false gaiety, "Well, BrUnnhilde,
I hope you won't have to lug me off
to Valhalla after the drive is over."
"Gott forbeet !" she laughed, brush-
ing flakes from long, blonde eyelashes.
"Just remem~r this, mein Ameri-
kani~che1' f 1'eund--~ sure to allow
the schwein to come very close in
before you fire that harquebus you
carey.''
She smiled a bit grimly, adding,
"I vm not be far any. Eff you need
help, please to call out!" She patted
the stock of the slick modem r ifte
ehe carried. "Believe me, t'1eee I can
handle vel."
My station and the rough blind I
was to occupy lay near the center
of a small open space in the woods
about 50 feet wide and 100 feet in
length. In this clearing, ftr trees •ere
stunted and few, probably through
lack of &0il. Before me atretched a
wide area of tangled dark under-
brush. By now, fallen snow had grown
knee-deep and wind-driven. Flake.a
continued to sting my eyes and
cheeks.
Looking about, I considered the
one shot at my disposal and so picked
out a likely t\r tree for which-after
touching off the old muzzle-loader-
! int.ended to leap with the agility of
a flying squirrel if tbe going got
really rough,
Flnolly, In the far distance sounded
a muffled braying of horns, then the
brittle clatter of tin pans ~ing beat-
en as well aa staccato noises created
by large wooden rattles being lustily
swung; other beaters vigorously
whacked the underbrush with long
wooden staves.
For bow Jong the beaters had been
driving or just in which direction
they were advancing, I had no -idea.
Minutes dragged by; then away off
to my right sounded th'! sharp, spite-
ful era.ck! of a powerful modem
rifte; then ca.me a second shot.
Silence prevailed until. po88ibly 10
minutes later. a brief volley of Oat,
dry-sounding reports crackled from
,the center of the line of guns.
Nearer now and much louder re-
sounded the racket raised by advanc-
ing beaters. Before Jong, the tumult
sounded ao close I felt conftdent that
at any moment an ear-piercing blast
on the chief huntainan's horn wou1d
announce an end to the drive and
thus put a period to ll\1 anxieties.
Quite dlatlnctly I could hear the
Barone&s, crouched low and intent in
the next blind. cursing over not hav-
ing sighted even a half-grown plg,
Jet alone a trophy tusker.
I heard such a loud crackling of
underbrush from up the game trail
that I figured some energetic flank-
ing beater must be drawing near.
But perhaps not? To be on the nfe
side, I aet the hair trigger and With
heart beginning to thuml> like a tom-
tom, I peered through clouds of mad·
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ly whirling 1nowflalces.
Suddenly there be wu l The big-
gest ho;;:-aince his specie• quit the
Ark. When the tusker sighted me.
his tail jerked up and immediately
a mane of long. coarse bristles on
hia neck and shoulder rose on end
with !he etrect that, all in an instant,
this monster seemed to have doubled
in size! Clattering yellowish, ecimi-
tarlike eight-inch tusks, he &'athered
himself and got under way-black as
sin and twice u dangerous.
Somehow, I recalled the Valkyrie••
reminder, so shouldered the muule-
Joader and held tire until the beast,
plunKing through swirls of flying
snow, galloped near, nearer. When he
waa 50 feet away, I aimed-too but-
ily-for the rifte went off before I
was ready ~use~ inadvertently, I
had bruahed the hair-triggerl
Tho• of ua living in this age of
amokeleaa powder have no idea what
a great, blinding cloud of rotten-
smelli ng smoke a single diechar1e
from old-fashioned black powder can
immediately cause.
My muule-loader kicked like a cur-
ried colt with a tendl!f belly. and,
shoulder numbed, I wu rocked far
back on my heela.
Since I could see nothing through
the whirUng gunsmoke. I'd no idea
whether l'cf hit or missed-probably
missed because of that confounded
,hair-trigger.
At any rate, I knew I wu now
comptett:iy defenseless so I made for
the haven otrered by that sturdy
young spruce I'd already selected.
I pulled up mighty short, however,
for between the trees and myself
another boar had appeared with
magic speed I Thia second tusker
might not have been quite as huge
as the first, yet he remained most
dangerous. I dropped the useless mur.-
zle-1oader and changed direcµon and
plunged t;c,ward a much smaller tree.
Frantictally I grabbed a danger-
oqaly slen~er low branch wh.ich proved
nbwbere near strong enough to keep
my legs ·safely clear of the gUstenlng
snow. I was trying to seize a higher
branch when something rapped hard
on my booted left foot and nearly
sent me sprawling down to almoet
certain destruction.
l heard somebody yell while I
glimpsed the second wheeling sharp
amid a shower of ftyio1r anowftakes
to return for another go at my de-
f enselese lera.
Visions of at the least belnr crip-
pled for Jif e were becoming a distinct
probability, when a ftat, sharp report
cut the icy air a spilt aecond before
the second boar lurched and com-
menced to stagger sidewise and eo
floundering crazily off throueb the
heavy soowl
Pafttlft9, I watched the huge black
animal buck spasmodically until it
became lost to sight In the depthe of
a snow-covered gully.
For the ftrst time, I found time
to wonder what had happened to the
tint boar. I was amazed to make out
the great beast hunkered down on
the game trail with front legs braced
stift\y out before him.
Red little eyu sti U glaring hate,
he wu coughing and giving convul-
sive heaves. These presently ceased
and, still quiverinr, he toppled over
onto his aide with little feathers of
steam rising from between his jaws.
Dropping to the ground, I picked
up the muzzle-loader and, trembling
a bit, was wiping it free of snow
when I heard a feminine voice call-
ing, "Frankie, shall ve postpone that
trip to Valhalla?"
DeU9hMdly ahe pounded my anow-
powdered ahoulder. "Vot a shot! I
saw it. You stopped that big one in
his ti·acks t What nerves of iron you
must hatr to shoot so veil with a
veapon like that vierd old-tlme muz-
zle-loader I"
With the ghost of a smile, the Bar-
oness dropped her gaze to my left
foot; the tusk had sliced through
the boot's tough rubber sole so deep-
ly that, had it penetrated another
quarter of an inch, the whole aide
of my foot would have been laid open.
I flung my arms around her and
kiued her snow-flecked blonde hair.
"Thanks, BrOnnhilde. I'll tAke a rain
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··~.(· ~ow t~ Succ~ed
·,~~with a Broken Heart
-·· -~ -By JERRY KLEIN
THE YOUNG MAN who has
just been rejectro in love
feels he can't go oa Without
his loved one, life is empty.
There is no futur.e.
Hanover, Germany. Yeara later, a
poor, artiftcial-ftower factory worker
became Mn. Goethe.
The ftrst love of the celebrated
French author Alexander Dumas waa
Adele Dalvin, a gay, plump girl who
broke bis heart by wedding another.
Duma.a went on to write such claaaica
as The Three Miuketeera and TJ1t
Co1'nt of Motate Cltriato.
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Rubbish, say historians. And they
cite scores o~ famous men who, after
losing in love, won in life--won suc-
cess and often personal happiness.
And the ladies? Well, their names
are simply footnotes in biographies.
Rel;>eoca Pardee, for example, ia re-
membered only because she rejected
a young Yankee lawyer named Web-
ster. Noah became the moat famous
compiler of dictionaries.
Lotte Buff ref used the proposal of
one of the world's irreateat writers
and philoeopben, Johann Wolfgang
Goethe, because he waa consideftd
an "unreliable" young lawyer at the
time. Instead, she married a "solid,
hardworking man"-tbe mayor of
Women like Anne Coleman, Re-
becca Burwell, and Catherine Floyd
each lost her chance to be First
Lady. Miu Coleman turned down
James Buchanan, who became the
only bachelor to serve as President
Misa Burwell so captured the fancy
of young Thomas Jeffenon that be
wrote : "There ie so lovely an image
printed on my mind that I think of
Anne too often, I fear, for my peace
of mind!' It wun't for another dec-
ade that the President-to-be married
widow Martha Skelton.
Ski beaut·
Where you'll find our slopes without moguls (we pack
them every night). You'll find them fun and friendly
(-and exciting too). And you won't lose your family-
or your boyfriend (because our runs all end in the same
place). Our weather won't freeze you blue either (we're
10° warmer-on the average-and wj.ndless). And you
can find a ski patrolman when you want one (the Na-
tional Park Service directs our patrols). Quick snacks
or a'-elegant buffet is offered (our buffet is from the
Ahw~ee-we make 1000 hamburgers an hour). We
operate the oldest and best Ski School in the Sierra
(Bill Jones' school has 30 full time instructors-Amer-
ican techniques). With lift lines that are shorter than
usual (4 T's, 1 chair-4000 per hour). You can also ice
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Mias Floyd spurned J amea Mad-
ison, who followed Jefferson in the
White House. Not until be waa 43 did
MadiSOI) marry another widow and
make !(er f amoua in American his-
tory-Dolly Dandridge Payne Todd.
Ludwig Van Beethoven, whose
music appears everlasting, did not
aucceed in obtaining the heart of
Magdalene Willmann, however.
Nor did the romantic attentions of
I\ lame boy capture the heart of Mary
Ann Chaworth, though he wu "dis-
tractedly in love" with her. She mar-
ried instead J ohn Musten, "The·
handsomest man of his day, of great
assurance, and very imposing ad-
dresa." The lame boy became Lord
Byron, one of the world's foremost
' poets and sought-after males of all
time. Looking back on the rejection,
Byron wrote, "Subsequent event&
have proved that my expectations
might not have been fulfilled had I
secured my early idol."
Before Robert Burns had published
his ftrst work, he waa "seriously
smitten by the ebarma of'' a local
farmer's daughter named Ellison
Bagbie, but she refused him. Sub-
sequently, the Scottish writer had
many love affairs, then married Jean
Armour.
Similarly Marla Beadnell, "A dim-
inutive siren with the bright.eat of
eyes and a pretty manner that soon
reduced to slavery'' a 17-year~ld
journalii!lt who loved her. In fact, he
was ·so smitten that "he lived-in a
mist of shining dreams, all delight
was in being with her, all misery in
separation from her." But to escape
her suitor, Miu Beadnell went to
Paris. Charles Dickens remained in
London. and achieved world fame.
So dry your teara, youq man. Go
out and conquer the world and t_...t
what's-her-name. •
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breath away. All of which makes Yosemite your place to
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bread. parsley. and
cheeee in a buttered !-
qt. cauerole, en~
with bread and cbeeae.
z. Beat ens until Usht,
then beat In milk, eea-
soned salt, thyme, Ta-
buco, Worceetenhire,
and mustard. Pour over
the bread and cheese In
cauero1e. Allow to stand
30 min.
3. Bake at 300•F. about
1 hr. Se"e Immediately .
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l. Combine 14 teupoon
Tabasco with 2 table-
spoons of the melted fat
and stir into cooked
rice. If needed. HUOD
wit)l Alt or .....ect
ult to taste. Pack the
rice ftrmly into a well-
bu~red 6-cup riq mold.
Fifteen minutea before
eerviq time, eet mold in
a pan with bolling water
to reheat the rice.
Z. Cook the o.,fon in re-
maining fat heated in a
saucepan. When onion
la t.endel" but not brown,
mix in ftour and curry.
Stir in broth and -%
cup of cream. Brin•
to boilln•; cook and •tir
6 min. llJ.s in the re-
mainins cream. Tabaa-
co, and .. it to taste.
Gently mix in the quar-
tered esp and heat
slowly to eervlnr tem-
peratun.
3. Unmold the rice rins
onto aenin• plate and
eerve curried ens in
center. Accompany with
bot.-. la Wter aace
and Cruml>-Coated Ba-
nanas. I to B •enritto•
Cnmb-OMa~ 'Rn••• witla
Caramel Toppiq
SenJ•b••auwoa-,..._ to Ctwri-4,
Bgg• i• Biu Ri•g or
.ateeed /or UHM.
Cut 6 to 8 medlo•aised
Mn•nH crosawlae i11to
halns. Coat bananas
with thawed frOllell or-
up juice ceeceatrate,
with a mixture of %.
cop paduapd corn lake
cru.alle and 2 table-
spoon.a Mu. or aar-
pdlle. with slishtly
beaten ecc. and apln
with crumbs; put into
a shallow bakin• diah.
Bake at 350•F. about
10 min.,oruntil bananas
are te11der.
Meanwhile, thorough-
ly heat contenta of 1
jar (11 oz.) caramel top.
Pins and 2 tablespoons
batter or ..arprine in
a saucepan; stir to
blend. Serve aauce over
bananas. I to 8 Hr-ri11111
Eggs in Nests
Prepare lmtallt-.tyle ..-
tatoee accordinr to Pk&'.
directions, usin1r amount
for six servinp. Whip
in 1 tableapooa iutant
onkm flabs, 1.4 tea-
spoon Tabuco, and salt.
if needed. On a weJl-
rreaaed bakin• sheet,
form potatoes into 6
neat& (see photo); if de-
sired. force potatoes
throusb a pastry batr
and ~ecoratinr tube.
Bake at 826°F. 26 to 80
min., or unW neat& are
set and litrhtly browned.
Break 1 ea into each
nest. Over each ea'I
sprinkle 1 teaspoon
pated Pa.rmeean ch UH,
a little ult. and 2 '° a dropa Ta...._ Bab at m•F. 16 to
20 min .. or uJltil eaa are d•
aired doneneaa. Tl'IUlafe.r to
a.emDI' platter. Ga.rniah u
deaired. I • ..n.,.
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1. Add shrimp, onion. "4 tea-
1poon salt, and % teaqoon
Tabueo to heated butter or
marsarln• in a aaucepan; atlr
and cook 8 to 6 min. ]\emove •
from heat and mix in sherry.
Turn mixture into a buttered
1 ~-qt. bUln~ dieb. Set aside
at leaat ao min. to allcnr1la-
von to blend.
Z. Beat ens until foam;, and
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llsbt. Beat in lour, re-
mainln• Nit and Tabu-
c~ then milk. Pour into
bakins dish onr •hriml>
mixture.
S. Bake at 875°F. SO to
85 min., or unttl mis·
ture la set and U•htly
browned. Garnilh the
top with wlliele CMked
Wbap. Sene with heat-
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oa frill7 pleb. B•t
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u oaloll, wheat, or
eheeee. 1n a 175•F. o-9ea
about a min. Spread llot
cracbn with en mix-
ture and apYlnkle with
alppedetam.or..._ "''er aarlMde. Dip
each ftah 1ti~ piece Into peppy·-·· ... , ...
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011 a 1pread cracker.
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1. Ton tuna with dreu-
lnr until well ble11dM.
Refri•erate about 1 hr.
I. Add bollin• water to
19latln 1n a bowl and
1tir until 19Jatin la dle-
eolved. Blend · la cold
water, cat.up, and vha-
epr. Chill until aJf rhtly
tbkkened.
(C~oa,..JJ)
11
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S. Beat cbeeae with salt and onion
until softened. Blend ln mayonnatae,
beatinr until smooth. Gradually add
relatin mixture, stirrinr conatantly.
Add the marinated tuna, chopped
ens, and the last ' ingredients;
mix well.
.t. Turn into a 2..qt. mold and chill
until flrm.
5. Unmold onto a chilled senior
plate and gamiah with ulad creeu.
11 to 11 •ervmo•
Vanilla Soutfte'
A tt.liciou aftd aim,,U aauce for thia '°""' ii 'Pl'rUd tM4old f ronft. atn&to-
berriu or f"UJ)b.m...
1 tab1eapooa eotafediooen' n1ar
~ cwp batt.r or aupriae
I tabiMPGOM lottr
1 cap •ilt ,
4 •II Jolb
Ya up ••P'
1 tab._pooa •aallla extract
'ecr wtut.
1. Butter bottom of a 1 Jh.iqt. aoufft6
dish (strairht-aided cuaerole) and
sift confectlonera' aurar over aoufft6
diab; aet aside.
Z. Melt 1 butter or margarine in a
aauceoan: atir in ftour and cook un-
til bubbly. Gradually add milk, stir-
rlnr until blended. Bring to boiling;
stir and cook 1 to 2 min.
3. Beat 81'1 yolks, sugar, and extract
to,ether until mixture fa very thick.
Stirrinr viroroualy, pour sauce
alowly into en yolk mixture. Cool
to I ukewarm.
4. Beat erl' whites until rounded
peaks are formed. Spread err yolk
mixture over err whites and care-
fully fold together. Tum into the
aouJft6 dieb. Set the diah in a pan
af bot water.
5. Bake at •oo•F. 16 min. Turn oven
control to 876°F. and bake SO to 40
min. or until a knife comes out clean
when inserted halfway between cen-
ter and ed,e. Serve immediately. Ac-
company with a berry aauce.
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Err Filling with
Bacon Flavor
Chop 4 bani~ ea-. 1prinkle
lirhtly with leUOlled pepper, and
moisten with 8 to 4 tablespoons
•ayonnaiee. Spread on battered
bread and top with desired amount
of prepared bacon-like piecee (a aoy
protein product). Complete sand-
wiches using second slfce of bread
for each.
E'fW'Mgh. /UliflO for + •tuldwicl&u
Party Stuffed Eggs Momay
I UP. huil-coobd &M peeW
Monay Saimee (Ne redpe)
% teul'OC* nit
~ teaaj»OOll blaek pepper
1 t.apooa leao• JaJce
~ teupoca ai.~ oaioa
1 cwp (a._t' os.) f..-ll huap crab
meat (bo•J tla•e reaond)
1. Prepare Momay Sauce while eggs
are .cooking. Cover and keep sauce
bot over simmering water.
2. To prepare stuffing for eggs: cut
ens lengthwise into halves. Sepa-
rate yolka and whites; set egg whites
aside. Mash en yolks with a fork
and blend in the next four inrre·
dients and about 2 tablespoons of
the bot Momay Sauce.
3. Mix in the crab meat. Spoon flll-
ing into the egg whites. Place stuffed
erp in a chaftnr dish blazer over
aim.mering water.
4. Cut slices of ripe avocado into
pieces and stir into the Momay
Sauce. Pour sauce over and around
the egp in the blazer pan. Cover
c haftng dtsh; heat to serving tem-
perature. 6 1ertliftg1
Momay Sauce
J tableepoou batter or aarprbae s t.ableepoou .....
% CDD cooled dlkkn brotlt (ue 1
dtidft bcMliU.. ea be ocl % cap
hot water)
1 ewpaua
J en 1olb. ell1rlltl1 beawa % cap (1 % os.) Gf111~N clleeM, cwt
iaaaaDpJeeee
1 tableepooa battei: or ••rrartae
1. Heat the 8 tablespoons butter in
a double-boiler top over low beat.
Blend in the flour and heat until
mixture is bubbly (do not bTown).
2. Remove from beat and stir while
gradually adding the chicken broth
and cream. Bring rapidly to boiling,
stirring constantly: boil 1 to 2 min.
3. Remove from heat. Blend several
tablespoonfuls of the bot mixture
into the egg yolks; immediately re-
turn to mixture in top of double
boiler. Cook 8 to 5 min. over aim·
mering water, stirring occasionally.
(. Add the cb~se and butter and
stir until melted. Serve hot.
Abmit ~ cup1 1auce
Egg L-Oaf
Va cup alieed cooked earrote
Y, cup chopped eookecl ~lery
Y, cap cooked peu
2 hard-eookei •IP. dtopped
1 tabte.poon dlopped penley
1 t.ableepooa aiaeed Olliaa
~ np Med.Jam White Saau•
' .,,., beat.ea
~ teupooa ult
% teU])OOD black peppel'
1. Mix first six ingredients.
2. Stirring vigorously, slowly pour
white sauce into a mixture of the
ens, salt, and pepper. Blend in the
v•etable-el'I' mixture. Turn into a
greaaed 8% x 4~ x 2~-in. loaf pan.
3. Bake at S50°F. ~ min., or until
a silver knife comes out clean when
inserted halfway between cent.er
and edee of loaf pan. Serve imme-
diately. If desired, accompany with
cheese sauce. Ab01«t 8 aenJiJSga
*For M8dium. Wl&ite Sat&c~-Melt 1
tablespoon butter in a saucepan.
Blend in a mixture of 1 tablespoon
flour, ¥s teaspoon salt. a few ~ains
black pepper. Beat until mixture
bu bbl es, stirrinl' constantly. Remove
from heat. Add 1h cup milk gradu-
ally, stirring constantly. Cook rap.
idly and ·continue stirring until
sauce thickens. Cook 1 to 2 min.
Deep-Frying Facts
Hydrogenated vegetable shorten-
ing, all-purpose shortening, lard, or
cooking oil may be used for deep
fryinl'. Fill a-deep saucepan or au-
tomat1c d~p fryer one-half to two-
thirds full with the fat and beat
slowly to temperature given in rec-
ipe; it takes about 20 minutes. A
deep-frying thermometer is an ac-
curate t.emperature guide when us-
inr a saucepan. Without a thermom-
eter~ 11ae_a bread.,.cobe test: a 1-in.
sq. of day-old bread tums to rolden
brown in ftO to 40 seconds at S76°F.
Deep fry at one time only as many
pieces as will ftoat uncrowded one
layer deep in the fat.
To prevent product from becom-
ing grease-soaked, the fat must be
maintained at required temperature
during frying.
Lift cooked foods from the fat
and drain for a few seconds before
removing to absorbent paper.
Egg Croquettes
% e•p batter or aar1artne
~ eaploa.r
1 teupeonalt
Yi teupoon Ac:eent
~ teupoon blaek pepper
2 ea,..aiUr
S ens. aliirhtly beaten
4 hard-eooted qp. 4littd
Fat for cleep frylnc
1 cap he, dry~,_. enaW.
1. Heat butter in top of double boil-
er over direct heat. Stir in next four
inl'redienta and cook until mixture
bubbles. Remove from beat.
%. Gradually add milk, stirring con-
stantly. Bring rapidly to boiling;
cook 1 to 2 min.
3. Vil'Qrously stir a small amount
of the hot sauce into the slightly
beaten ergs. Quickly blend into
sauce. Cook over simmering water
S to 6 min., stirring slowly to keep
mixture cooldnl' evenly. Remove
fTom beat; cool 11ightly.
4. Add diced hard-cook~ ergs to
~be sauce ; chill thoroughly.
5. Heat f.at to 876°F.
6. Using ~ cup mixture for each
croquett.e, drop into bread crumbs
and coat well. Remove with slotted
spoon and lower into heated fat.
7. Fry about S min., or until &'Olden
brown. Drain. AbOttt 1 dos. croqtCettf:1
Chocolate Angel Food Cake
% eap alftecl cake lo11r
% eapeoeoa
1 % ea,.. e11 whitea (aboat 8)
~ teaspoon ult
1 teupooa ereaa of tartar
1 % cape aa~ar
l ~poo• ftllilla estraet
1. Sift the tlour and cocoa together
about four times to distribute cocoa
evenly. Set a1ide.
2. Beat the el'I' whites and salt to-
gether until frothy. Add cream of
tartar and continue beating un~il
stiff, but not dry, peaks are formed.
Lightly fold in the sugar 2 table-
spoons at a time. Fold in extract.
a. Siftinl' a small amount of ftour
mixtu_re at a time over beaten en
white11 fold in lightly but thor-
oughly until blended.
(. Turn batter into an un~aed
9-in. tubed pan, turning pan to dis-
tribute batter evenly. Gently cut
throul'h batter wltb a spatula to"
remove large air bubbles.
5. Bake at 876°F. about 35 min., or
until top of c&ke-sprinl'• back when
lightly touched.
6. Invert pan and let cake hang in
pan until cold. Loosen the ealce and
remove from the pan.
7. Overlap larre wedees of cake on
a pretty plate or triy. Accompany
with Cvatm-d Sa.ttu and a nutnaer
mill. One 9-ift. tubed ea.ke
Custard Sauce
~ eapaapr
1 teupooe loar
% teupooa aalt
2 ena
1 en1o0t I~ ea .. allk
1 ~ t.euPGOM nallla est.rad
1. Blend sugar, ftour, and salt in
top of a double boiler. ·Add the ens
and egg yolk; mbc thoroughly. Stir
i~ % cup of the milk.
2. Beat remainin&' milk just until
bot. Blend into· mixture ln doubltfr.
boiler top. Stirrin&' constantly, cook
over simmering wat.er until mixture
coats a ailver apoon, about 10 min.
3. Stir in the extract. Cool; chlll in
refrigerator at leaat 8 hrs.
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By ROSALYN ABREVAYA
The "host.ess with the most.est"
earns her rating first with a
superb menu-then with her
dramatic attire. The trio here, all
of which you can sew at home, are
easy to make, have a decided flair,
and are comfortable to move around
in. We have height.ened the drama
by showing the clothes tie-Oyed, a
simple process in which you tie off
portions of a garment (which resist
the dye), then dip into a color of
your choosing. You might also tie-•
dye just to trim a pant.a outfit, as
we did. The result is like colored
rain against a window, an unusual
abstract blend.
To get your patt.erns for these
lovely silhouettes, simply fill out the
coupon. For a free illustrat.ed
booklet on how to tie-Oye, send your
request to: Fancy Fabrics, Dept.
FW, Box 307, Coventry, Conn.
06238 .•
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.J ~ /~-Prouurt'-.
Dear Ruth McCarthy:
You don't know me, but I've been
-reading your stories about people
who've lost weight and I'd like to tell you
my tale.
I was a junior in high school. A fat, date-
less teenager who spent her lonely evenings
at the refrigerator. Either at my house or
baby-sitting at someone else's. The bad thing
about baby-sitting was that there was always
food in the house, which turned into fat on
my hips. Whenever I got a chance to dance
(usually in the arms of my father at a family
wedding), I looked like a bowl of jelly, jig-
gling across the floor. Sounds funny, doesn't
it? But it wasn't. ParticuJarly not when you
-had a slim sister, who dated regularly.
She and her boyfriend tried to fix me up
with fellows, but who wanted to do the 1\vist
with 150 pounds of fat. I kept telling myself
that I'd outgrow it. I didn't. And you don't
when you eat like I did.
My mother is Maltese and my father Czech-
oslovakian. When he married my mother, he
insisted that she learn how to bake all those
fancy Czech pastries. Of course, she had a
few Maltese specialties of her own. And me,
I just lapped them up.
By the time I'd become a junior in high
school, however, I began to think more about
boys than baked goods. Not too far from
where I lived, in Flushing, New York, there's
a very nice place that has dances for teen-
agers on Friday evenings. I used to go some-
times, but nothing ever came of it. I always
wound up a wallflower.
Summers were hard, too. Bathing-suit time .
. Mine would always be one-piece. A,rl'bJack.
I'd stay in the water, up to my neck, as much
as possible. On the sand, I'd wrap myself in
a robe and watch the others have fun. I'm
sure they thought I was shy, but I was really
ashamed.
After unhappy times like these, I'd try to
-
I'd probably
never be
married now,
if I hadn't lost
49 pounds
"starve" myself. I'dlose a couple of pounds,
but at the end of the week, I'd. go on a binge
and gain it all back.
Then one day I read an ad about a reduc-
ing-plan candy, called Ayds. And the word
"candy" got me. This sounded like the an-
swer to my problem.
After all, I thought, it wouldn't be like tak-
ing a reducing pill. And it wasn't, once I tried
Ayds. One thing I liked, this candy contained
no harmful drugs. And it was sweet enough
to satisfy my sweet tooth, so I didn't feel I
was denying myself at all I just took one or
two before meals as dfrected, with a hot
drink. And it helped me control my appetite.
Really. It was as pleasant as could be. I lost
25 pounds in three months. That's when my
friends began to notice my looks. I even be-
gan to like the way I looked myself. In fact,
I began to think about getting contact lenses.
"Might as well go all the way," I thought.
When I reached 125 pounds, one of the
girls got me a date for Rye Beach. It was
great. And it was only the beginning. There
were dates and mo're dates.
Every pound I Jost motivated me to lose
another. By the time I gniduated, I had
dropped to 115 pounds. And it wasn't long
before I lost more. The only reason I took
baby-sitting jobs from then on was to make
money. Not fill up my evening.
After years of being wrapped in J 50 pounds
of fat, I was slim-and free.
I'm 5'21h" tall and today, I weigh 101
pounds, down from 150. In the ~
ments department, I've gone from 40'' to
33\i" In the bust; from 29" to 23~" In the
waist; from 40'' to 34'' In the hips; an~ from
a size 16 ~ to a size 5 dress.
Isn't that wonderful? And what really
makes me feel good is knowing that I haven't
gained any of the weight back in six years.
And I haven't even had to continue usingAyds
to stay slim. On the Ayds Plan, I had trained
myself to eat less. And like it And the habit
bas lasted.
In January, I was married to a wonderful
man, who found it hard to believe I was ever
heavy. During our engagement, I showed him
the enclosed pictures of myself. I suppose it
wasn't the brightest thing to do, but, thank
goodness, it didn't scare him off. He did say
though: "If I'd seen you when you w~re that
big, I'd never have asked you out." And I'm
sure that, without Ayds, I'd never have this
wedding band on my finger today.
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A couple of hearts
Make a couple of birds
Hlde-a-Nmn•
1.) Hidden in this sen-
tence is a word for the
bouae in which Abraham
Lincoln was born : There
was only one cab in front
of the hotel, and they
ran to get in it.
2.) The name of;; day
we celebrate in February
ia hidden in this ~
tence: the famed ac·
tre.u taking the part of
Eva lent ineatimable di&-
tinction to the drama
club's annual play pro-.
ductiop.
(See Amwer Box)
Find Four
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Smoking
This country is full of people
who have stopped smoking -
frequently. Every year eome six
or seven million tty to kick the
habit for good. Only ooe in four
makes iL Many who want to
quit seek the help of one or an-
dlbei' of the smoking dderrenta
that can be found in any drug
store. Do those who fail just
buy the wrong ooe?
Oin.ical evidence abowa that
one of the most effective smok-
ing deterrents ever discovered
is a drug caUed Lobeline Sul-
phate. Lobeline SUiphate wmb
by substituting for the nicotine
in your system, thus removing
the craving, not by making
smoking unpleasant. It is the
principal ingcdient iD Bantron,
the smoking d~t uaed and
recommended by many doctors.
However, although Lobeline
SUiphate ii effective in helping
you stop smoking it has two
dnwbacb.
~ 1. 1t bas a somewhat un-
pJcuant taste.
2. In sufficient quantities to
be effective it can result in
atomach upset.
Butron came about through
the efforts of scientists at a great
~toellmi
natc these two disadvantages.
Overcoming the fint was
easy. Doo>t let the patient taste
the Lobeline Sulphate at all.
Give it to him in the form of a
little pm he can swallow. Don't
try and mask the taste with
tome other fta\tOt' oc put it in
Cbe form of a .lorr.eage or chew-
ing gum. ltd woaltute good.
And he would ha~ a lot of loz.
inges to suet, a lot of gum to
chew, to get anythl.Qs like an
eft'cr:tiYe doec. So Butron WU
made as easy and pleasant to
take u an aspirin.
The: second was more diffi-
cult. After months of reaearch
it WU discovered that buffering
the Lobelinc Sulphate with two
antacid ingn:dients eliminated
any likelihood of stomach upset.
Also it greatly reduced the
amount of Lobeline decessary
to do an effective job. This was
the first, and has turned out to
be the only. great breakthrougb
in the smoking deterrent field
since Lobeline Sulphate was
fintdiacovered. Itwupatentcd.
Bantron ii the only smoking de-
terrent that bas such a patent
It is impossible to get the advan-
tage of this landmark discovery
in any other smoking deterrent
sold in drug stores.
However, before Bantron
was put on the market, a lot of
research was undertaken. It was
teated oo hundreds and hun-
dreds of people who wanted to
stop smoking. In these clinical
tests 83 % , more than 4 out of
S, did so easily and pleasantly
with the help of Banlron. A.ad
it took them only S to 7 days.
Today it is widely recognized
that amoking is deatrucii¥e to
life and health. A lot of people
don't want to smoke but think
they can't help it Mostly these
are people who have never tried
Bantron. Many of them have
aucked piles of lozenges or
chewed stacb of gum. and have
decided that the cu.re wu wone
than the disease.
To all tbex people who want .. .... to stop smo...ang we aay try
Baotroo. In five to teV'CD days,
if you are like 4 out of S people
who have gone the Bantron
way, you will find that you have
kicked the habit.
lsn 't it worth it?
ENTERTAINMENT
Michael Parks Has a Mind of His Own!
Here's on~ tv star who
breaks the mold Hollywood
has poured him into
MICHAEL PARKS is like a wild
bronco in the process of be..
ing tamed.
The star of NBC-tv'1 "Then Came Bron-
aon" mak.ee demands of the studio worthy
of a 1Uent-ecreen idol, epea.kt hie over.ac-
tive mind durinl' 1nte"iewa, and ian't
afraid to say that he doesn't like the role.
"I'd rather play Shakespeare," admits
Parka, "but that wouldn't feed my family."
The aometimea aullen. quasi-intellectual,
and moody Michael Park.a ha.a been ~
ecribed by one critic aa "a crazy mixed-
up man~hild," and is often compared with
the late Jamea Dean.
Only Michael Parks ian•t the type to
aubatitute for anyone. He's strictly an in-
dividualist. And be makes sure that a good
percentage of bJmself ia kept private. This
often creates misunderstandings.
"From 1966 J didn't work for two years
because the word got around that I waa
trouble," Michael told me.
"But J didn't give anyone any problems.
My only problem waa with the writing.
The words they handed me in a script and
expected me to spout were impossible. J
happen to be Catholic, and J don't use vul-
garity and profanity. And the words J do
use have to flt the character and make
senae. So I changed them!"
It waa logical such .a person would be
right for the role of Jim Bronson, a rest-
less young man on leave of absence from
the Eatabliahment, who roams the coun-
try on his motorcycle. After all, by the
tlJne Michael was 15, he attended 21
schools, and before a talent scout dieoov-
ered him in a little theater, he'd drifted
over much of California on hie motorcycle,
working at various jobe-truck driving,
fire fighting. picking farm crops, uphol-
stering caakets. C He'd been offered a con-
tract with the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball
• club but had to tum it down because it
paid less than cuket upholstering.)
He waa born April 24, 1938, in Corona,
CaUf., and haa one brother and three sis-
ters. His father was a truck driver, and
his mother worked u a nurse. When hi3
father had a hard time finding work. the
family sifted and sacked oak-leaf mold to
sell to nurseries. Tbey were always on the
move, and "home" waa often anything
from a rented house to an empty garage
or an open campsite.
As hard as the times were ftnanciarty,
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Michael remembers, "I had a trreat feeling
of security. I "aa peatly loved. My father
waa very patient. A remark.able man t ..
Michael's ftrat marriage luted a year
and a half. Hie second marriage in 1964
waa no happier. Six weeka after their wed-
ding day, .Jan Moriarity took an overdoee
of sleeping pills and died. Michael came
home from a buaineaa meeting and found
her sprawled across the bed. The police re·
port waa filed aa "poeaible suicide." Said
Michael, "That marriage should never
have happened. I gue88 she needed the aat-
iafaction of marriage before ahe died. It
waa her way of saying good-bye to life."
Michael 11 now manied to Kay Caraon,
a former choreograph-.-, and mother of
two daughters, Patricia, 9 and Stephanie,
8. Michael's son, James Jean, was born
during the filming of the "Then Came
Bronson" pilot, in November of 1968. Al-
though the tv series is filmed copipletely
on locationa throughout the western United
States, Michael keeps his family with him.
"None of that workjng all day, then bang·
ing around a motel all night for me. I just
can't make that. man!"
When be feels "locked in" by the Bron-
son role, he'll no doubt move on, taking
those be loves with him. "Any concessions
I have to make in life." claims Park8, "will
be for my family."
Michael Parka doesn't identify with the
rebellious youth of today, but he under-
stands their searching. "Studio executives
have never be-en happy about my speaking
my mind," he told me. "Like with Vietnam.
Man bas an obligation to man. J waa be-
hind our being there in the beginning, and
I still feel we can't let other people down.
Yet no one should km!"
Michael strives to keep all things in per-
spective. to maintain a simple life, to be
honest with himself. And if thja means
being labeled "trouble," as far as he's con-
cerned, that's just too bad!
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Can We Prevent
·child Beating?
A noted pediatrician calls for -rehabilitation
of "cruel" parents, not pointless punishment
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As told to Frank Thistle
ONE DAY not long ago, three
separate cases of child
beating were r eported to po-
lice officers in California's San
Fernando Valley. •
A 14-month-old boy was found with
more than 100 pinpricks on the &Oles
of bis feet; bis toes and buttocks
had been burned; he had multiple
cuts and bruises on his body.
A two-year-old girl suffered in-
ternal injuries, a broken arm, ~umps
on the head, a bite on the chin, and
indications that her fingernails had
either been bitten or peeled back.
A seven.month-old needed treat-
ment for broken arms and legs and
fractures of the skull and pelvis.
Gruesome, blood-curdling crimes
against helpless children like these
occur every day in the United States .
Several hundred American children
are deliberately murdered by their
parents every year, and 10 times aa
many are seriously injured through
beatings. The national toll of child
abuse is conservatively estimated at
60,000 annually.
Fantastic as it sounds, more chil-
dren under five years old are killed
by their parents each year than die
of disease.·
How could a parent beat a help-
less child? The answer is not the
common response, "They must be
some kind of monster I" Rarely is
child abuse the product of wanton,
willful, or deliberate acts of cruelty.
It usually results from lack of ca-
pacity for coping with tensions.
In nearly every case of child beat-
ing, abusing parents have been abused
themselvea, either emotionally or
physically, by their own parents1 In
reality, they are getting revenge--
punishing their own parents.
For example, perhaps a young
mother is visited by her mother, who
criticizes her housekeeping. Af~ the
grandmother leaves, the baby begins
crying. The mother hits the child,
taking out on the child all her resent-
ment toward her own mother.
Abusing parents tend to be with-
drawn, antisocial persons who have
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few satisfying relatioMhips in their
lives. They feel generally disappointed
in life, let down by those around
them, and look to their children for
sadistic aatislaction.
~nerally, child beating is higher
among mothers who have tirst con·
ceived at a young age and those of
very low mental aptitude. The young •
er the parents the more prone they
are to loae their tempers when the
children get on their nerves.
In spite of the accepted concept of
male aggressiveness, a surprising
number of mothers have been re-
sponsible for child beating. I have
found abusive mothers most always
to be severely emotionally disturbed.
When the father is involved in
child abuse, the cl~stances are
usually entirely different. Normally,
what started out to be a disciplining
of the child got out of band.
Sometimea a parent will actually
refer to his child u if he were speak·
ing of an adult. For example, in one case I was involved with the father
of a boy only nine months old who
said to me : "He think& he can push
me around, but I showed him up."
When parents "take it out" on
their children, the "it" is quite often
intolerable self-hatred. The qualities
and attributes with whlcb t he moth-
er endows the child and for which
she abuses it were the very features
she cannot tolerate in herself. The
unfortunate child i& the scapegoat
for an unconscious sense of guilt.
Parents who beat their children
come from all walks of life. They
come from the poorest slum areas to
some country-club districts, from cul-
turally deprived families to families
in the highest economic, educati,"lnat,
and social strata.
What should we do with the parent
who beats his child? I believe they
should be treated psychiatrically
rather than punished by law. We
must try to rehabilitate them. Child
beaten are not inhuman. Little would
be gained by punishing them.
Most child beaters love their chil-
dren and wiJl fight u though their
lives depended on it to keep them-
and it's not just to beat the rap. They
have a need and an investment in
these children. It may not be as
healthy aa that of healthy parents,
but it certainly doeen't stem from
bating the child.
Punishment to i>arents can be stiff,
depending on the state law. Most
states have laws providing for 6nes
and imprisonment for convicted par·
ents. In only about one·third of our
cases is a specific individual proved
to be responsible. Convictions on
criminal charges are often very diffi-
cult in child-beating cases. Young
children are unable to teaUfy because
they can't talk or are afraid to ...
Unless the inf ant dies from mis-
treatment, the courts have histori-
cally tried to mend the domestic
problem and keep the child with the
parents. They feel that removing a
child from his parents for an ex-
tended period-and sometimes for
good-is often less desirable than
giving the offenders a warning and
attempting to rehabilitate them.
Is it possible for parents who abuse
their children to be succe88fully
treated for their character disorder?
I have seen few parental child beat-
ers change their stripes. First, be-
cause of the lack of psychiatric fa·
citities and, second, because of
insufficient professional knowledge in
treatment of theae individuals.
Chlld beating is one of our most
serious social problems today. It is
also one of the most difficult to cor-
rect. The -ttered
child whose injunea, delving far b&-
yond the visible sears, laat a lifetime.
Physical injury heals in time. Emo-
tional scars eeldom do.
To help such children, we ftrst
must help the parents. We must in-
crease our knowledge on how to treat
the troubled parents, then provide
adequate help for them. •
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Tips on Buyirig
_the Right Home
~--=An expert gives ins1de advice on what
to look for when house shopping
By ALAN BORG
I• Cl tiollt l&.ouitag tMrUt, FAllILY
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hildh&o ~ of A...no.. Bo..,...... n.., a4 ia aot0 tliNdor of 4-igra -4
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Nein You want a qulet home, eo run
thele aimple tests. Check tbe air coadition-
ins and beatlq unit;a b1 atandlns at ftri-
oua points in the home: if tbe:J're noiaJ,
you...., .wrer eome uncomfortable U'riq.
Flush the toilet, too. YOU don't wat it
ecboiq all ewer tbe pllee.
Soundprooftns la wonderful for J'OCll'
own comfort ( espeefally lf you bave rock-
"n' -roll tau in tbe faml!T) and la impor-
tut in ,..ie nhte. Wood pueliJaC and
wall lmulation. for example, can sift nery
room e:r;tra priftq. YOU c:&D tell bow aoand·
proof a new home ia by tmn.iq on a radio
and leamiq how far tbe aound. carriea.
Check the patio, too. and make aure tbe
alr-eonditionlq a.bamt ia't nearby. If
it la, it will disturb JOUr summer eookou~.
...,.... Thia la one of tbe ID09t impor-
tant fad.on in chooalq a house to ftt JOQr
wcla. The bouleWife, for iutance, ..U.ht
ftncl it helpfo.l to stand in tbe middle of
the kitchen and try to 'riauallse the familJ
tramc low. Are applianeee., a1ll, raqe in-
conYenientl7 ~ted 1
Other points: carefullT meuure the Ii.le
of varioua rooma. You may ba•e a beauti-
ful clinin•-room Mt, tor example, that
won't 6t in the new dinlq room..
lxlw-. When JOG enter a model home,
you'll ftnt notice Joye!T wall-~wall carpet-
i .... But wbat'a under it? It bad better be
hardwood ftoon. That carpetiq will wear
out ln he or a1x Jean. but enn when
It does, you'll bave ahowplace ftoon abould
you decide, u7, to ue rap for a chan~.
The aame appllea to the kitchen tile.
llake aure there 1a a atroq anderboud
beneath ft.
C1•w1•I•••· Well-lnatalled prap
doors ahould be opened and clOMd euily by
tbe daiatieat woman. But check them be-
fore JOG bay a bouae.
Another point oa ..,..._: lnnltabl.J
tbv b«mM not oa.17 a place for aatoe bat
tor st.orqe of related aeeeuorie9: mow
tirel, tooll, eye prdmlq i.mplemmta.
Ia tbe pnce lal'l'8 enoqh for a modern
car plaa au 111Hriee t
The diltance between tbe ..,.... and
tbe kitchen aboakln't be Oftrloobd. either.
W117! wen. comider the bouewife cumins
home from the aupermaaiEet wltll 11x or
MftD bap of sroceri• Doea ... baft
to lus them baltwa.T around tbe bouet
Tbe houewife ahouJd al8o dleck thei
number of coutertiop elecb lieal outlets in
tbe kitchen. With all the DWI electric
appliallc:e9 DOW in 1188, be Are then a.re
plmtJ of outleta. Outlets, of coune. abould
be numerous ill all rooma, aa we ue more
and more electrical)y operated clnieea.
Another point about eJectricitr: halla
and atail'WQ'I abouJd be well lishted for
eat.tr• aake. Moat an. 11.aA1 bullden,
bowner, forpt and locate tbe nrit.cbea
out of tbe reach of small baDda. That
means you will baft to lmd aulltance,
or tbe tota will proceed ln ctartme..--ud
sreat daaser. n. ''Chwl1 .....,., So JOU tb.Jnk you
bave siftll careful coulderation to juat
about~. Bat What about tbe roof
and roof coweriqf
Don't feel bad. A aunq b:r tbe Ameri-
can Wood Council found that balf of all
home buyen had liftll no prior t.bousbt
to tbe type of roof they wanted.
Quemon the builder or owner u to the
rooflns material h the coftl'iq of abin-
slee that will need replaelq ill a few
years, or are they, aa1, cedar •hlnaiea and
1baba wb.1ch are attnctl•e and can 1ut
up to three decadea t
lt'a wt.. to deal th.roush a re&Hatate
..-t, 8lll*ia11T la bu.Jina' an .muns
home : be can pro'ride apert lnformation.
In Ul1 eftllt, uk queltiou and l'O b9ek
often to make au.re 1ou're reaJl7 IHqiq
JOGr dreun bome. •
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New l<LEENITE
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COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN YAU.EV
LAGUNA BEACH SADDLEIACK
It MelDI the whole world bu acm alp cruy We saw one
• tbe wtncllhleld ol a car In a
Joeal eollel9 l*'kinl lot tliat
remd, 0 1'or thole ta need ci 'a
t=r,~trtt:=
momlDI and doem't cloee until
ten at nilbt-" Spealrlna of lips, we have me beN at lltli6 Beach
Blvd. tbal fl ..-blJ one ol d'6
molt familiar ever cte.t.ped. It's
tbe blue oval with the famed
Ferd IClipt llpature. That em-
blem bll beeal around for a tooc, Jona time. There mult be • rea-
-• . • and theft fl. Tbe main one belnc, nery one who worb
under that sip, be lt here at our
locatian ar any other Ford store Jo the world, la quite proud o( il
~ tbe turn of the century t
people have UIOdated the name
with the leader In the automobile
• lndullry. The name Ford WU
the luder then and it la today .
• .. enter the 1970'1. And with-
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fllJllt effort. And we are jUltlfl-
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,.ra line la the envy ol the in-
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rllbt here at our stAre In Hunt-
lng(.on Beach. If you haven't test
drlveo your favorite from Ford
..• ·wby not do It today ? We'll
demollltnlie to yoa why we are
all IO JnUd of that •
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY a
10-.55 AM D (1;, Cl) NBA Baslc.tbell (C) Milwaukee Bucks vs. Balti·
more BUTiets •t Baltimore.
11:00 8 9 CJ) NHL Hodley (C) Phlledelphia Ayers vs. Detroit Red
Wings at Detroit.
12;30 8 PREMIER£ MU Ba.utblH (C) The Akron Goodyur t .. m
is featured In the first of seven Amateur Athletic Union Basket·
ball games when they pley Lexington, Kentucky in a taped
game. The final game of the season will be the MU Pfay-Off,
set to air March 22, on a on•week delay. Often referred to es
"Collea• basketball with a mister's degree," the League offers
collegiate players • chance to continue pleylng the pme et •
highly competitive level on a pert-time basis while building
careers In business, Industry end the professions. Bob Neal
calls the action. Color end analysis are handled by Jerry Healey.
. I
1:30 DU Cl) Bob Hope DeMrt Classlc (C) Final round of the' 90-
hole, f!Ye·round golf tournament from La Quinta Country Clut
In Palm Desert. Calif. Bob Hope joins sportscasters Char11e
Jones, Jay Randolph, Pat Hemon, Kyle Rote, Cary Middlecof1
and Claude Hannon. Barbara Eden has been named Queen of
the event.
3:30 D FIS World Ski Championships (C) Opening ceremonies and
men's slalom competition via satellite from Val Gardena, Italy.
Host-reporter Jim Simpson Is as~isted by Rip McManus and
Art Devlin. Additional coverage of Federation lntemetlonale de
Ski 1970 competition will be colorcast on NBC on Feb. 14, 15
arid 22.
3:55 II Klnp Hockey (C) LA. Klngs vs. New Yortt Rangers, live from New York.
4:00 IJ The Kiiiy Challenp (C) Four different skiers compete in
two eflmlnation rounds. the winner facing Jean-Claude Kil!Y
in the challenge round. Gii Stratton hosts. Winner of two elim·
ination rounds among former U.S. Olympic Games perfonner
Jim Barrier, Swiss pro Paul Pfosr. two--ntne Swiss Olympian
Stefan Kaelin and Austrien lnternetlonallst Manfred Krings
challenlles Kiiiy In the mountains above Salt Lake City, Utah. D @ (1) The American Sportsmen (C) Grits Gresham hunts
sn1kes Tn Loulsiene; Bin1 Crosby and Bud Boyd fish for salmon
iri Iceland; Ted Williams hunts sable entelope in Africa.
Q (i) Shelr1 WOftcl of Goff (C)
4:30 fll) Sk.llnc (C) "Advanced Skllng." Cyrus Smythe demonstrates
error and corrections In sllde slipping on skis.
!5:00 9 Cl) The Kiiiy ChellllnC• (C)
MONDAY, f'£8RUARY 9
8:00 U UCLA Basketball (C) WHhington State University Cougars
vs. UCLA Bruins at Pullman, Washington.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
7:.55 U Lakers BaskMMH (C) LA. Lakers vs. San Francisco War·
riors at the Cow Palace In San Francisco.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13
11:00 8 UCLA Basketb911 (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Washington State
Cougars. Tepe deley from Pauley Pavilion.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
10-.30 AM Ol Colleee Bnket!Mll (C) Notre Dame vs. University of
DetrOTt.
12:00' Hleh Sd"* Basbtbell (C) 12:30 (HJ Cf) NCB CoH .. e Balketbell (C) Sl Marys vs. University
o Sin """"Francisco.
1:30 8 FIS Wortd Std Championships (C) Covera1e of Ladles Down·
hlil, Slelom 1nd Giant Slalom competition via satellite from
Val Gardena, Italy. Additional coverage will be televised tomor·
row from the seme lt.•li•n skJ resort. ·end Sund1y, Feb. 22,
from behind the Iron Curtain In Vysoke Tatry, Czechoslovakia.
2:30 IJ CBS Goff Claalc (C) Doug Sanders and Tom Shaw play Sam
Snead end Gardner Dickinson at the Arestone Country Club In
Akron, Ohio. U Peclflc 8 Basketblll (C) UCLA Bruins vs. University of Wash·
lngton Huskies at Pauley P1vllion.
3:30 D @ Cl) Pro Bowlen Tour (C) The $60,000 Ebonlte Open,
live from King Louie West. Kansas City, Mo. Commentary by
Chris Schenkel end Biiiy Welu.
4:00 D 81Mtl'1 Wonderful Wortd of Golf (C) First semi·tinal round.
ll'Obert DeVlncenzo pleys the winner of Jen. 31 match et the
St. Cherfea Country Club, Winnipeg, Canada. Gene Sa,.zen end
Jimi Demaret commentate. · tJ1 CBS GoH Classic (C)
4:30 G) Ci) HOf"M Recine ~tom Hialeah (C) Today's stake race
Is the the Bougelnvill• H1ndlcap. .
!5:00 " (1;, Cl) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) 5:5' ilf"nct Hock., (C) LA. Kings vs. St. Louis Blues, live from
t . Louis. ......__
Tony Bennett Honored
This week's Playboy After·
Derk· (KTLA, Channel ~. :rues-
day at 9 PM) is a spec1a~ show
saluting one of the entertainment
world's greats, Tony Bennett.
The occasion ls Bennett's 2 lst '1ow business annivenary, and
the ainginJ star repri9CS many of
the melodies be personally placed
in the mu.sic hall of fame. Oth-
cn answering host Hugh Hef •
ner's invitations arc Tony's
friends and fellow entertainen
Oeorae Kirby, Joe Williama,
musician Moe Koffman and a
surprise guest.
Kirby, in <&ddition to singing
a carefree tune:, indulges in an
on-target imitation 06 the guest
of honor. Joe Williams and Tony
duet and Moe Koffman per-
forms his hit song "Swinging
Shepherd Blues" on two saxo-
phones.
It's a rare hour of great mus.-
ic, mixed with laughter and rem-
iniscences on this week's Playboy
After Dark.
Mulk9l Selec:doal
Tony Ben.nett -"Because of
You," "It Don't Mean a Thing:•
"Watch What Happens," "Blue
Velvet," "Rags to Ricba."
George Kirby -"Walking
H•epy,'' "The Shadow of Your
Snule."
Moe Koffman -"Swinging
Shepherd Blues."
Joe Williams-'7he Song Is
You," "I Won't Cry Anymore."
Tony and Joo-"I Gotta Be
Me," "What the World Needs
Now."
Tony and Moe-"I Left My
Heart m San Francisco," "I Wan-
na Be Around."
Whole cast -"Because of
You" (reprise).
Bit Joe WUIJalfl.I Md Tony atnnm
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A&ES 3 TO 19
to Audition on
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encl Qualify for
HOUYWOOD
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alt.ANDON CRUZ
Brandon Crut joined th•
ta&ent pool , and five
months later signed a
five year contract with
M-G-M. Now he can
be seen each week ai
8:00 Wednesday eve-
nings on "Courtship of
Eddie's Father."
Hollywood T •lent
Coordinator will be
in Or•nge County
this w"k for your
on·umera audition
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Talent S.•rm Being
Conducted by
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Martin Balsam and Uta Hagen
Uta Hagen and Martin Balsam, two of the most distinguished
names in the theater, have the starring roles in "The Day Before
Sunday," an original 9G-mlnute drama by Robert Crean, airing in
color as the third CBS Playhouse of the current season, Tuesday
at 9: 30 PM on CBS. The play was produced and directed by Emmy
Award-winner Paul Bogart.
'The Day Before Sunday" depicts the two worlds, public and
private, of Annamae Whiteley (Miss Hagen). To friends and family,
Annamae is the hip, "with it," 40-plus bachelor girl-a woman's
wear buyer for a large department store. She's also the sister who
can be relied upon for monetary"'ftelp, tbe devoted daughter and the
loving $UDt who has put her niece through an expensive private
school. Annamae's nice, secure world is shattered by a series of
-events that lead her to question many of ber notions about herself
and her relationships with others.
Co-starring in the drama are Farley Granger, Cloris Leachman.
Jeff Bridges and Diane Hull.
Miss Hagen created the role of Martha in the ori~nal Broadway
production of Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
She made her Broadway debut in 1938 playing Nina in a revival
of Chekhov's "The Sea Gull." Among her credits since theo arc
such plays as "The Country Girl" and "A Streetcar Named Desire"
and revivals of "Saint Joan," "The Good Woman of Setz.uan,"
"Othello" and "A Month in the Country."
Martin Balsam, in the role of Jesse, meets Annamae and becomes
the first man to affect her emotionally. Mr. Balsam is one of tele-
vision's most widely known veterans and the Iona list of h is starring
appearances in the medium range the gamut from comedy to trag-
edy. Equally at home in the Broadway theater be won a Tony
Award for his performance in Robert Anderson's "You Know I
Can't Hear You When the Water's Running." His other theater
credits include "Camino Real," "Middle of the Night" and ''The
Rose Tattoo." In motion pictures, he won an <near for his per-
formance in the film adaptation of Herb Gardener's play "A Thou-
sand Clowns."
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THE DAILY Pit.OT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 7, 1970
SATURDAY
OllYtr se1res 1>ff a ntllflbor'a cow,
and he Is accused of kllllna her. a 9 CJ) m NIC Sdlrd., MW·
le: CC) Nflti Train" (dram•) ·~
f'EllRUARY 7 Burt Lancuter, Peul Scofield, Jeanne
Moreau.
rvf ·.1~c. 11111 Ancllr'Nfl SM (C) (30)
Hone Open (60)
•:00 I lie ..... (C) (60) ..... Esbtel (2 hr) 9 (6) 8' H1nU.,·lrilklef (C) t:JO ft Ci) '9tticolt Jllldle9 (C)
CrinTCMt C)pfJ (C) (30) Guests (30) Meredith MacRee stars es the
are Roy Acuff. Georae Hamilton IV, Bradley alrl who returns from Chi·
Roy Clark and The four Guys. caao with a visionary zeal for the
I loa City (C) (30) women's liberation movement.
Ani11als, Action end Advtt1ture 0 UCLA laslletball (C) (90) UCLA
( ) (30) "Arctic Sea HunL'' Bruins vs. University of Washlnaton
I llltlmden•I P11pouse (30) Huskies at Seattle.
&:lO QflC Ntw1 Confere11ct (C) (30) O @ @ (£) Helfywoed P1lac1 U J RRY WEST INTROS (C) (60) Bina Crosby Is host. For * LAKER GAME WITH final telecast. the show reprbes
ASTRODOME TOUR'· hi&hli&hts from some 1500 1ppe1r·
ances over the years. Martha Raye, 0 laktrs B•att>all (C) (3 hr) Dean Martin, Ethel Merman, Ed
Los Anaeles lakers meet the Phoe· Wynn, fred Astaire and the late
nix Suns at Veterans Memorial Nat King Cole are featured.
St1dium In Phoenix. I Pftilbin's Ptocll• (C) (90) 0 ROMY Grier (C) (30) Rosey wel-StHt•an faMily (C) (30)
comes special euests Peter Lawford The Toy T'Ut Crew Up (60) "On
and Rich Little. the Nl&ht SU.e."
R11n for Yo11r Lift (C) (60) 10:00 1J ~ Manntx (C) (60) Jessica
Df. H11dson's Secret Joumll (30) Walter portrays Kathy, 1 woman
: Twin Cird• Htldline (C) (30) with a double Identity who hires
• Hit Parade (C) (60) Mannix to find her would-be mur· • Ed&• of Etemlty (30) derer,
· Matt fro• UNCU (C) (60) I News (C) (30) 7:00 CIS Ewnln1 News (C) (30) Ernest Tubbs (C) (30)
· MIC Survey (C) (30) Rlwtlidt Roundup (60)
AAIJtersary Catnt (C) (30) • Bot de Muico (90)
• Ded Valley Dip (C) (30) "The 10:30 News (C') (30) Bill Bonds.
Tenderfoot." • Randy Sp1rb Pruents Salur· GI I SflCtAL I A N1tion of 1111111-d1y NllM (C) GuHts include Jona· ar•nts (60) Based on the book by than Winters, Sue Raney, Belland &
the late John F. Kennedy, program Sommerville, Patti & Chris, and The
describes the hardships confronting Jim Helms Orchestra.
Immigrants to the U.S. &>TV Partylint (C) (30)
fl) Sunset Traill (60) fil) NET futivaf (60) (R) "The
fil) NET atil4ht'a Spedal (C) (60) World of James Buswell."
(R) "The Brave little Tailor and I Passport te Trawl (C) (30)
Other Stories: Masterpieces of Anl· 11:00 0 OEf> News (C)
mated Puppetry." • TwlllcM Zone ED Rat Pltrol (C) (30) . Qospel Miiiie Time (C)
7:30 8 Qt (j) Jadit Gleason (C) (~) 11:15 Fabulou1 52: ''Stperate Tabla"
Milton B~rle. Rodney Dangerfield (drama) ·s~urt Lancaster, David
and Tlmmte Rogers auest. Niven, Deborah Kerr, Rita Hayworth. 0 @ @ m Andy Wlllla•s (C) 0 Saturday Nlltlt Movie: (C) "Tltt
(60) Sid ..Caesar and The Osmond Sins of Radltl Cade" (dr1m1) '61
Brothers guest. -Anaie Dickinson, Peter Anch. O @ @ m Let's Make a Dul 11:30 ~ (30) Monty Hall hosts. 0 PROVOCATIVE NEW
B Million $ Movit: "Th• Unsus-* TALK SHOW! ROBT pected" (mystery) '47 -Claude •
Rains. Joan Caulfield. K. DORNAN DEBUTS!
&> WoMlrs tf the Wor1d (C) (30) 0 P'ttOllERE l1te Bob Dornan
"Klondike Gold." Show (C) A once·a·wetk conversa·
fl) Los C11dillos (30) lion proaram in which four ruests
8:00 D @ (]) m Newlywtd Came (C) are interviewed by host Bob Dor·
(30) Bob Eubanks hosts. nan. GI Movie: (C) "forbidden Planet" B Movie: "The last n.. I Saw
(sci-fl) '56-Walter Pidgeon, Anne Ardlie" (comedy) '61 -Robert
Francis, Leslie Nielsen. Mitchum, Don Knotts, Jack Webb.
I Hawaii Calls (C) (30) GI Movie: ''Only tilt Valiant" (dra·
Sa.&•.brvslt Theatre (60) me) 'SI -GrelOfY P~ B1rbare
NET PlapoUM (C) (90) (R) Peyton. .
"five Tomorrows." I News (C) fl) S}Ml_y Enrique (60) @ Bia Play/Wratlln1 (C)
l:lO B 8(1) My Thr11 S.ns (C) (30) ll:AS • m News (C)
Robbie takes Katie back to Bryant Cinema Saturd11: "Hollywood
Park for the wedding of a friend. Canteen."
0 @@ a;, Adam·12 (C) (30) 12:151 ~Johnny Carson (C) "Lor 54-lmpersonatlon." Malloy 12:35 Jlldy Lynn Sltow
and Reed wortt with the Internal 1:00 ovl« "Snaboll" (drama) ·so
Atfeirs Division when a detective is -lnlrid Befl!Mn, Meno Vitale.
suspected Of bllklna a firht promo· 1:30 0 News (C)
ter out of $350. GI All·Nlstlt SM (C) "from the
1112' CJ) al lnrtnct Welk (C) [erth to the Moon," "Blood and
luck Owtns (C) (30) Sand,"
9:00 f.ij Ci) Green Acres (C) (30) 2:00 O II Mondo (C)
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... Marine Species Facing New Threat
A species of marine life at one time bunted al.1D01t to extinction
ine and DOW facina a new threat from poUutioo, is examined in 1be
Return of the Sea Elephants/' an ABC News documentary special
SUNDAY
RllltUMY.
'. ~ ( \ ' ' "• I "• ( ' airing Sunday at 7 PM .
. ~e Return of the Se~ E~pbants" ii a presentation in the awud-All stations r...w rllfrt to
(C) wmn~.n.a documentary senea, 'The Undenea World of Jacques Coot-chan1e .. 1)rOlrammJn1 with·
teau. . out advance notice. the The male sea depbant, meuunna up to 20 feet in leqtb and ~1~ weiahina ICVm1 tom, baa an inftatable probotcia like the trunk of--::: :! ==-(C)
a small elephant. Extensive c:oloo.iea of the eeaJ.like creatures were ,;. lift Ut 1lllt OIJ. (C) 10:30 D m Frutilta of F~llll (C) "The ~LA 7:to T• _. Jeny (C) lliwoliltlonery Words. Part I of
ton Mr Wllll• H• (C) four Pf'Oll'llM uplortftf the con·
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decimated by seal bunters and wbalera eaaer for their rich blubber.
The survivon, a small herd, clustered on the volcanic island of
Gaudalupe a hundred miles off the c:oaat of Mexico's Baja Peoimula.
Protective measures enacted by the Mexican government in 1911
allowed the herd to grow and ftourisb. But u their numbers have
increased and their ranae has expanded, the sea elephants arc threat-
ened once again by man through pollution.
For "1ne Return of tbt Sea-Elephants," Capt Cousteau aod his
oceanographic crew traveled to Gaudalupe for a ftnthand study of
the life--and death-of these musive sea mammals. Sea elepbantl
spend as much as seven months each year in the waten of the
Pacific, then return by the thousands to the smaU island for ritull
male-to-male combat, mating and breeding.
Assisted by marine biologist Dr. Ted Walker, Cousteau and bis
crew film bull sea elephants in their lumberlna, clumsy battles on
land and their graceful, yet potentially deadly struqlea in the Rea.
Also captured on ftlm is an act of nature heretofore unseen by
man-the underwater mating of the massive creatures.
Sea elephant pups are born on Guadalupe after a 1Cttation period
of 350 days, and many live only a few days. Cousteau'• cameras
record how the babies struggle to obtain enough milk to survive and
grow, and to avoid being crushed or suffocated in the crowded sea
elephant rookery.
Also examined on the program are the feedioa habits of the sea
elephant cowt, which seemingly ao without sustenance durlna the
long weeks of nursing their pups, the peculiar and inexplicable aea
elephant habit of "sand ftipping;· and the eventual departun of the
herd for the open sea.
Unexpectedly, while following the sea elepbanta toward deeper
waters, the divers come across an eerie sight on a terrace some 25
fathoms below the surface. It is the secret araveyard of the aea
elephants.
The breed survives-but its future may be in doubt. CapL Cous-
teau sums it up:
"Gradually the 1ea elephants are establ.iahina new colonies on the '
beaches of their aoceston, DOW ranaint as far north as Aluka. But
everywhere they encounter the 20th century. Oil pollution ·is already
plaauina them on the off-shore ialandt of California. Curiosity seek-
en are disturbina the frqile environmen1&1 balance on which their
oommunitiea d~nd. 1be Cyranos of the tea are o.nce apin at the
mercy ol man.'
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7:15 n. QelltlJll.. the S.nnon on ttlt Mount
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• (C) "Nlt'I Council of Churc:hl1 at Detroit. at Croaroadl." ft Acriulbltt USA (C) • m 111e CMt...,.... <C> ....... , • ., •.w. <C> a THr-CATHEDRAL OF TM fMltha 111 <C> * TOMORROW-IN COLOR! ca-::: t11e ":.: (C)
with Rex Humbard, Maude ~ .. 1t':
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(ciomedy) ·s~artorit Main. Rudy
Valltt. m MJta.. $ Mewle: <C> ......... Mill" (adventure) '63-Ue Remlct.
Alan Batu, Laur111ca HIMJ. ....... ,..., (C) , ..... ,....,. ,., LMq
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EIDat TIMI (C)
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l:lO Yilwl*llt (C) Eric Sevareld
f,~wetW s.1 c.a ... , .. ..,.
(C) Openlna ceremonies and men's
slarom competition via satellite from
Val Gardena, Italy. Host-rep0rter Jim
Simpson Is assisted by Rip Mc.
Menus.
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1:55 U llilp Hea17 (C) LA. Kinp n.
Ntw VOit Ranaers, live from New
Yott. 4!GO B Tiit 1W1J Qllltqt (C) Four
different skltrs comPtte In two
ellmillltlon rounds, tht wln.ntr rac-
1111 Jean.(laudt Killy In tht c:hll·
lenat round. Gill Stratton hosts. At
t11e historic Utah minlna site of
Park City In the mount1ina above
Salt Lakt City, Killy awaits four
new dlallen1en: former U.S. Olym·
pie Gemes performer Jim Barrier,
Swiss profealonal Paul Pfosi, two.
time Swlas Olympl1n Stefan Kaelin
end Austrtan lnt.matlonallst Man·
fred Kin~ D (ft) G n. AIHftc. s,w.
-{C) rtb Gresham hunts anak•
In Loulafan1; Bina Crosby and Bud
Boyd flah for salmon In Iceland;
Ted WUllams hunts sabre antelope
In Africa.
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(i) ..... w..w ., w (C)
WW-a .... l (R) "Bayond the
Afctk: Clrda." A tour of Flnl11td.
~15, P...,.rt t. Pnftt (C)
4:30 ....... -. (C) Senator Birch
~ (O·lnd.) 1uests. D a..-u, {C) Noted Psychedelic
artist hter Mu Is featured In epl·
IOCle on "Security." D Fa.tlJ m. FtltMI: "utt1t
Mia Broadway," wlttl Shlriey Tem-
~la. I =~ {C) SU., (C) "Advanc:ed Skllnr."
Cyrus Stnyttie dtmonltratea erro11
ind mmctlons In alldt sllpplnr on ....
I Alrlalbt• USA (C) l:GO llUf ..... (C) a.tt Rotltrtl.
..... U, (C) Bill Leyden.
8 .. HOUDINl"-COLOR! * TONY CURTIS! D lkM: (C) .........,,-(drama) ......
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Thatcftlr. Strualln1 dn:ua pertonn-
er becomes famous by his dMth·
dtfyin1 feats u tht amtat escape
artist of all tlma until tr11edy
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uncl the Aaa. Bop." '
I Hew Te _....,, • ....._'Wre
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Tiit .._ (C) James J. Kllpe·
trick incl Brien Carney 1uest.
I Cll Tiit Illy Clllllrqe (C) f'ilMl.st CC• . Hertc..ea. .... <C> .._ ,._ UNCLE (C)
5;JO 9(1) .......... (C) Thltd
round In c:ont..t tD select 111nd
flnalbts.
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s.a..t TraiJI
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(30) Ao,tr Mudd.
ll@@ mFIMk McC• ~ ~ (30) fJ Tiii CJMWJ Sllow (C) (60) The
Byrds, Little Rlcherd, The Della
auest.
•SOLO & ILLYA BATTLE * Zark, Bats & Bulls 6PM
I Mu ,,.. UNCl£ (C) (60) Alt,_. ActiM Ad Mwallliii
( (30) "Murder at lkwwater Is·
lrncl." A murder Is committed end
a treesurt chest of coini Is aoll(ht.
BUI Bum.id narrates. f11> ~ (C) (60) (R) "The
Alcohol Gener1tlon." Guests: M.D.s
Nicholas J. Khoury end P1ul l.opn,
encl c:ounMlor on alcoholism Robert
T. Dorris. aJ hi fOf' Y11r Lift {C) (60)
1:30 IJ bd Serthl(a Wondtrftll Wtrld
el • • • lclolftry (C) 5"11111 muua
on the makina ind breaklna of
Idol&. 11~@ 1!)8.L Ctl ........
(C) {30) B Ml Pwade (C) (60) "Salute
to V11entlne's Day."
I ... ,., tile Detentt {C) (60)
& T1lutn (60)
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7:00 Cl) lalrit (C) (30) Llu6e
and """' .,, tripped In the an·
clent Nint of the Mese cliff dwtl·
Unp. aommnt ..... <C> (30) "Tiiliinr the Daert Outln."
A m1r1udln1 African lion that 1ban·
dons Its natural prey to raid do-
mestic animals Is captured in the
Kalahari Desert of South Africa. n ~ Cil m 11scw' "' u ... ........... ~c..t
(C) (60) ''The Rttum of tht Sta
Elephants." A~ of m1rtne life
that one. was hunted almost to
extlnc:Uon ind· Is now facln1 1 new
threat from pollution Is aamlntd.
D Tiit 1t1t htNI CC> <30> ID ..... McN• .. (C) (60)
Guests lndudt Sonny & Qler, Tom
P1tt11'10ft and Chutes Ntbon RtlllJ. 9 n. AMatlll (C) (60) "Should
Conaren Limit Firm subsidy Pey-
IMID to No More Than SZ0,000
per f1ml1Y Farmr e c..m, ea-.. (30)
THE DAILY PU.O.T, TV WEEK, Fl:BRUARV 7, 1971
Follow the unique pumtits of the once-rare•
elephants-~ they romp in Pacific depths and sun on
deserted 1.Sland beaches oil Southern California.
Produced by MPC. Brought to you by Du Pont
Company and The Hartford Insurance Group.
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(30) When Penny Is ettrec:ted to 1n ledy Ben knew when she w• Jost
ltall•n boy, she decides to aive up 1 youoaster returns 1nd publicly
I Nature's Unspoiled Waterways:
her tomboy w1ys. Bobby Rlh1 ind announces her lntentlona to marry
Tim Weldon _pest. the startled patri1rdl of the Pon-11@ CI) IE Wiit 0-., (C) (60) del'OSI. M1riettt Hartley cuests.
"Smoke." Conclusion. A youna boy fJ lHJ (]jG) AIC s-llJ flleN:
aalns couraae and undentandln1 (C) '111ait If tlM lrlaly" (drlma)
throuah his loYt for 1 doa. E.art '66 -Clint Walker, M1rthl ttyer,
Holllm1n, Jlcquetine Scott, Andy Kunin Wynn. Story of a f1mlly's
Devine ind Pamelyn Ferdin co-star. struules in 1 wild lend.
0 BIKINIS FOR DAD! OJ Nnl <C> (30) Larry McCor·
* FASHION FOR MOM! fBck......._ ._. (60)
0 Sllewa'!, 5 (C) (60) "Anitorny fl:) i IHc!A I Dlrwl: (C) (60) A
of a Model. leedln1 models (HI· re~eation of Chlr1u Ouwln's his· ro~. Sue Linden, Donna Albriatrt, torle ~111 in 1835 to the Gala·
Sonia and 30 others} from all paaos Island.
over the wor1d .. are pho1~rephed I DHINIJ'M Herda (30} 11alnst famous settinp. 9:30 • Nws (C) (30) Dou& Dudley OMUliN $ Mewit: ...,._ ,_,.. 30 . ~I•" (drama) '55-Grerory Peck. :..::::. S.: ~ ... (C)
Win ~In Than, Bernard Lff. RAF lO:OO tBJ CJ) Mblion: l•pollible (C)
pilot 1n Burma learns his wife wu (60) To fllht en aatnr dldator's
killed and flahts aralnst a mental purr• of younr 1rtlsts. 11, IMF ~~ .. Trwtl (C) (30) member (ruest Antoinette Bower)
"Am 1 v I ,, H 1 ci.-. becomes 1 (host and Paris nsumes az n1 enezue •. .• .... ft,er the rulse of • m1n lonf dud. ex.plorer the South AmeOCJn coun· a... Is
try's lush Interior Junate. qu1lnt In· irj@@mtt:~· .,.._ (C)
dian. vlll11es. and a little known (60) "This D~y'a Chlld." A younr
Cambe•n lslind. patient's failure to r1190nd to known tE Hone Opefl (60) @m Los Cllldillet (30) cures for her $Upposed lllnea CIUS·
1·00 es the staff of Crei 1 I nstJtute to
fJ. ALL-STAR VARIETY race the dock for the r11I cau11. . on m Weekend News & Sports *ED SULLIVAN Ton1te! *Reports on KTTV-11' a a CJ) Ed s.1Uvu <C> <60> Im """ <C> <lo> • The Supremes. David Frye, Fr1nk • , ~ ... _ T ... T (C) (60)
Sinatra, Jr., ruest. .... -••• ' • • • Id.
0 ROLLER GAMEs-live! (C) ~~:t'en~reo1D'un~~n0,~~~:. ~ * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS chancellor Glenn S. Dumke of Calif. 0 blltf I••• (C) (2 hr) LA. state Colleaes..
T·Blrds vs. Texas Outlaws. 11 l@er Repert (C) (30)
fJ FORD MOTOR COMPANY I)::::: =~ CC) (60) A new
* pre.sents the FBI 20·week serieS, promotina black fJ (i1.) (])Q) TIM RI (C) (60) Iden Ind talent Guests tonl1ht
"Summer Terror." Erslllne lnvestl· Include The lmp~ions, The ThrM
11tes • kldneppln&. Un McCarthy, Oearees fem•le trio, aospel lin1tr
Joe Don Biker, Pamel1 McMyter, Marlon Wllfi•ms. 1uthor Lucille Cllf·
Merk Jenkins, Bever1ee McKlnsey ton ("Goodtirnes"), Ktor Clifton
ind Peu:y Mc:Cay ruest. Devil end slnaer Ben E. Kina. Cur· m PIDGEON STARS ON A tis Meyfleld hosts. * FORBIDDEN PLANET AT 8 ti) tr1n Tun (60) m ,.... <C> "fOt'bidden r11Mt" 10-.30 a TIM Wertd ,...,,.. <C> <30>
(sci-fl) 'SS -Walter Pidaeon, Anne "Ml1r1tlon: M1rvel or MptetYT'
Fnncis, Leslie Nielsen. tD $qNre Wertd ef Ed llltltr (C) m Celar'I Wertd (C) (30) "Tht (30)
Pleasures o4 J11>1n." I llatll~ ...., ... (C) (lO)
fl:) fie fenJte Sip (60) ''No Re-11:00 IJ~@@(J)..._ (C) treat" CltMdral If ,...,,.. (C)
• ClrTMMI lkdcane (60) @ (]) m ..... (C)
1:30 0 @ CI) @D llU CotbJ Sllow (C) • Wiiiia• f . 8'"*"' (C) Profts·
(30) ''Good-bye, Cruel Wor1d." Chet sor 01nlel Booratln ~.uesta..
KlnClid becomes an unwlllln1 Id· tD ~·· f~al: Mad1mt Bo·
viser when 1 spurned lover decides v1ry. Jennifer Jones stars.
life Is intolerable. Wally Cox cuest:s. I ~·Thw~n ~)Uf (C) m ..... " c.na <C> c3o> 11:1s \Jf,J 11 .. .... • fl) Wertd Te•nw (30) "There Is 11~30 Mewle: (C) ...,._ Fradl UM'"
1n Answer." (dram•) '54-J1ne Ruaell.
t ·OO B lN••n I lartitf (C) B THE GOODTIME HOURI (dre~~C) ~\c,::::. * GLEN CAMPBELL Sinp cine, Genevieve P111.
"HONEY COME BACK" lc.tt .AS From his NEW ALBUM! · @ laeltt (C) 1J CBJ Cl) Ilea C.•pbtlf (C) (60) CJ) Tiie Clwtlllpliltra
Tony R1ndall, Lulu i nd Jlrry Reed 12:00 0 ~--Fl• (C) "One Ant
II**-Rand1ll taku host Campbell Dey. . "
back to the "Roerin1 20's." British I a... s.dlJI "Gerv11st.
pop star lulu slnp "Where's E.d· 1:00 MeN: ..,...._ * .,......
diet' 1nd country stJr Jtrry Reed (mystery) '56-Terry Moore.
alnp 1 couple of hia own compo-IS,...., f,..., (C) titionL 2.-00 Nfts (C} 9UCl)ID1MHD (C) (60) 2:l0 Nlwl (C)
A Rich Preserve of Wildlife
The chatlenae of the wilderness is slowly being eroded by the
encroachments of man, but among the few remaining frootien of
adventure for the conservationist and the layman is a free..ftowina,
unspoiled waterway.
The-joys of traveling undisturbed along such a route and of llvioa
in the wilds, will be reported oo "Wild River," third of this aeuon's
four National Geographic color specials, airing Tuesday at 7:30 PM
OD C BS.
l'HOTO CO~V .. IOHT1 TH• NATIONAL. oaoo .. AM41C aoc:tl'TV
Corsservationlst Joltn Craighead guides hi.I craft down tlte
Middle Fork River, a main tributary of Idaho's Salmon R(ver.
The journey down Idaho's Salmon River and ita main aibutary,
the Middle Fork, was made by the Craigbeads, Frank and John and
their families, who traveled by kayak and raft through wild country,
over rapids and gentle waten, in behalf of science and their own
love of exploration. '
The Craigbeads are a unique family headed by twin brothers,
who, with their wives and six children (ages 12 to 22), arc all
dedicated to conservatipo.
Among the abundant wildlife they encounter on the trip an elk,
otter and golden eagle, aJI livin1 in an untouched re1ion, which
ensures that the balance of nature will atill prevail.
In addition to their enjoyment of the trip, the Craiabeads atreu
the need to preserve thae uninhabited arat and the waterways tuch
as the Salmon River, for they are both cloeely aliped with the life
of man.
GOODBYE, CRUEL WORLD-Coach Chet Kincaid (Bill
Cosby), inunt on diverting cafeteria busboy Wally (guest star
Wally Cox) from carrying out a suicide threat, after a 1hwart-
ed romance, touls him off using the second floor as a jumpoff
spol ·in "Goodbye, Cruel World'' episode of NBC's The Bill
Cosby Show, Sunday at 8:3() PM.
Two Countries-
But One-Man Armies
The United States heel an al.molt inevitable nuclear confrontation
in Alia in 1'be Cballeoac," tbe ftlm feature airin1 on ABC's Movie
of tbe Week, Tuetday at 8:30 PM.
Darren McGavin, Broderick Crawford, Mako and Jama Whit-
more star.
The c:oofroatatioo bep wbco the abip of an Alian oouncry
arrives Int at tbe aile of an American fractional e>rbital bombud-
Jo.mu Whitmore
ment aatellite that has cl'llb-landed in the Paciftc far from ill p~
srammed 1Pluhdown area..!-_
Tbe Asian country ioiists on its right of ~ under interna-
tional law, but the U.S. canoot allow the sophisticated weapon to
fall into enemy bands.
As forca from both countries face each other in teme and dra-
matic readinaa, American oflicials reach deeply into oriental lore
for a IOlution which will prevent a nuclear holocaust. They come
up with a face-saving surrogate proposal. Under this plan two men
-one from the U.S. and the other from the Asian country-will
be placed on an uninhabited island and fight a limited war to save
the world from total war.
Both nations a•ree to abide by the result of this match.
Darren McGavtn stars as Gallery, the court-martialed American
Army officer who is chosen to represent the U.S. becauae be is a
loner who will not follow the rule books. Mako stars as Yuro, the
representative from the Asian country.
Broderick Crawford stan as General Meyers, a crusty old veteran
who is aghast when Gallery is chosen over bjs objections. Meyen
then formulates bis own plan to save the U.S. from what be con-
siden to be a State Department mistake. Special auest star James
Whitmore plays Overman, the top government ofticial who bas the
power and the nerve to ihsist on Gallery as the U.S. rcpretentative.
Co-ctan are Skip Homeier as Lyman George, State Department
ofBcia.I; Paul Lukas as Dr. Nagy, brilliant Asian expert who fo!111u-
lates ~~and Sam Elliott as Bryant, thoroughly professional
career wbo is passed over in favor of Gallery.
Dorttn McGavin Mako
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 7, 1970
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5:551 '"" Us Tillil DIJ (C) 1:00 s.111 l•••llhr (C) "lraniu
( nlan) Culture and CIYll~."
Mon., Wed., fr1.; "The SQUl An·
ttuopploey of Alrle1," Tua., Thurs.
1:25 D ~ fJO••ll (C) "You',.
Part of M."
l:JO • .,.,_, (C) "The Exceptional
Cliitd," Mon., Wed., Fri.; "Frontiers
of Electronics," Tua., Thurs. .............. .,~
~·let---.... fw Ille U,.. (C) Wed.
IOllC ........ (C)
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1:001 •Cl) c.,t.ell ........ (C) ._....., ............ (C)
Thurs. on!y.
CHANNEL LISTINGS
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tiMment. Channels 22, 28 and 34 ere UHF In Los Angeles, with
28 being the educational (ETV) station. Channels 17, 23, end 29
are UHF In Bakersfield.
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atannel 4-7:00 AM Sunday, 6:00 AM Monday throucte Friday, 7:00 AM Saturday.
Cha""' 7~mmlna atarta at 1:30 on Sunday, 7:00 AM Monday throucte F'rtclay and 7:30 AM on Saturday.
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tlon °"'C!!i P.O. lox 11 , Glendale, llf. Addl"ftl advwtlalna lnqutr1• to the dlitp1ay adY9rtlllns cMplirtment. of thl1 n-p•per.
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Jack Kelly hosts.
Ntwt/n.ct M.tet
Ci) S.HJ TedlJ (C) • Ciildren's S-. hcla. Wed.
and Fri.
10:30 19 (I) LM tf Lift (C) · u oo m Nol,,._ ,....,.
( Guests .,,, Chartu Nelson Rell·
ly, Joan Rivers, Vincent Price, Jac:ll
Kelly and Di1ne Baker.
0) Tmtl fllMt (C) Mon.. Tues.,
Fri.; ind Wortd ef WoMn (C) Wed.,
Thura.
11 :0019 Cl) Wltere tllt Hellt la (C) · 9 @ 8' Jteplrdf (C) TM lallepina lot!,.. (C)
• Te•po (C) Baxter W1rd hosts.
tt.rt s.deJ Prwlew (C) Ben
Hunter hosts.
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11:25 I~ CIS ..... (C) 11:30 Surdl for y....,... (C) m TIM Wiie, n.t and • ca .. (C)
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Aa•lwtnarr c... (C) Aa..... CitJ SdMels TY • llJ WerW of W.•111 (C) Mon.,
Tues., Fri.; fltrspectiwt (C) Wed.;
TM Pitm SM (C) Thurs. fD s.u .. StrMt (C) (R)
ll:SSO@@ mNIC Ntwt (C)
AFTfRNOON lz:001 ~ .. <C> ~ . u@ m Ufe Witll ll8'1tthr
Jack 1nd Art llnkletter.
Mr. MllM
(I! (]) ltwttdltd (C) Slltritf 1-IHI (C)
Ntwt (C) Biii Johns..
Sled Mlfbt Ret*t: Close.
i W, Crlffitll (C)
ll!30 ~Al tltt Wtrtd Tlll'U (C) m °"' .. 0.r Uva M n1ld Carey stirs.
Mewie: S.. Deytlme Movies. @ ()) rut llr1 (C) ....... ,., .,....,. (C)
Sled Manet _.,.,a..,
Prtcea
1:00 IJ Qt~ Lein la 1 M1111 ""9·
ldtndl tE i):-:=.,: (C)
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1:15 Featlnl/Ed1catlH1I Slle•a.
Mon..,.!uti., Wed., Fri.
1:30811D1 Cl) TM lltldhl& Lilfrt (C)
Jan Stertlna Is a new ctst member. I tEI~:.~ (C~
) Monty Hill hosts.
Mtwte: See D1ytlm1 Movies. T..._.C...
1:50 , ........ SeNa (C)
1:00 al Cl) Secttt -(C) T~ Oonlhut rtctntlJ )olned the etlt n
IKMfQ ~·=-~.:!at.(C) ~~ ...... (C)
Wed. only.
llewtt: Set Daytime Movltl. . ...,, ....... ,. I!(])&) .... ., ....... (C)
Z:30 9 Ci)~ tf "AIM (C) U@m ........... <C> Al Lohman and Roser B1rtdey.
Guests •rt Vincent Price, Soupy
S.les ind Connie Stevens.
l llrt Till (C)
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Stllcl M..ut/PSA Fa. 3:00 19 Ci) , •• ., Pyle (C)
It's Yotlf let (C} Tom Kennedy
hosts. Guests .,, Allen Ludden ind
wife, Betty White; Guy Collins ind
wife, Muy Ann Mobley. f!!Pwlf htrtl
@ (])a>'-""'' ....... (C) lezo'a Ii( Top Sllew (C) omc. ., tltt f'raldoltt
@ MatiMo: Don Rodew11d.
. lbtiuo: Don Wiiton.
3:30 UclJ hlr (C) Rlchtrd O.wson
hosts. Guests •rt Dtwn Wtlla. Dicll
P1tterson (Mon., Tues.); Klttly Gtr·
vtr, Robert Kosan (Wed., Thurs.);
Jonttt11n Htrria, Miry Ann Moblty
(Fri.) • D M., ....,... <C> Co·host 1s
Cass Elliott.
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,.,.,. -frtoMs (C) Hebe W, (C) Dr. Hllllloll'a Secret ........
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3:45 fMtllrn •IMI """(C) 4:00 Mr. Ed; Merit: Set DtrtJmt
Movies, Wed. only.
Dear J1tla Moacll (C) CllJ (J)GD Dart SlaadeWI (C)
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4:30 lllowit: S.1 01ytlme Movlll.
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HE DONE IT-Comedian/actor Forrest Tuclcer Jolcln1l1
b1"mes teammatt Robert Stack for an inco"ect aruw•r tltot
lu himstlJ ~ wltik p1"ying The Movit GOIM, on KTLA.
Channel j Tuts., Tltura., cl Fri. (thil weelc only) at 8 PM.
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for J'O'oW COlt .. lieftce. ..
the day's lllOWies.
DA mllE MOVIES
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• Putnam-Miller-Kelly * ~ews at 5 PM ~, ... -(C) (60) Jerry Dwlphy . ., ... [, ., y J fC) (30)
D TOP COMICS IN RIOT * OF LAUGHTER! SIDE-
SPLITTING FUN!!
• c.. ,. '" 11lil? (C) (30) Wint Martindale hosts. Arte John·
aoa, Bill Dana and Shi GDUam
pest u Sill O'Qed """= "Ale ,..,
EIMill'" (dRN) '62 -Rosalind
Rl&SSllfl, llluhnlli• Scbtll, Richard
Seymer, JICt HMi111. AnMtte
GonnaL 1\e aftlbftious wift of a
af·made """ ~ the .tteatioes d btr Uuc!Q(s hMd·
IOftlt German tutor.
I Diel ,. .,.. (30)
1111 ,..kt 111 (C) (JO)
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Cl) AIC ._ (C) (30)
....... ~ (30) A *'Y " a ~ bar's jowMJ tD !Nllhood. I~ CIJ cas ._ (C) (30)
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..... (C) (60) Jack Whitt.
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II STEVE TICKLES THE * KEYS AND YOU! NOW!
...... -... (C) (90) Guests art Bill Daily, Gtori1 L.orins.
Or. Qeo Dawloft. Bill Ind Quinn
111d Jim Turner. a 1111 .._ .._ <C> <JO> ""'" ITcCartlly, Kartt1 Morrow Hd
Geor1• Lindsay (Wit. l ~f ......... (30)
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~ l4 (C) (60) itneer. Woodrow Parfrer 1uests.
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7:00 CIS &.Ill ..._ (C) (30) (C) "f1ie S.U. Ill'" (dflma) '65
Wlnt'a MJ l11tt? (C) (30) -Georp Maharls, Rfoh1rd B••h•rt,
I lAM '--1 (30) Anne Frtncll, Dent Andrews.
lllt Ille cw (C) (30) .............. (60)
c...NitJ/M•ll Fud (30) fli) NET Jwael (60) "ID The COm·
00 m .......,._ __ (C) (2 ... ) paftf of Man." This film exploles QI ~ _, -'" the banim lh•t exist between
"lively Sel" J1mtt Duren, P1mtla white foremen ind blKk workar.s
Tiffin. newly tlflYlted from herd core
I ~:J.30~ c. ...... (C) ;,t~~ptdla MYllcala (30)
C.Uft Wlfld (C) (30) t;JO
7:JO :/t~~ (C) ~~> (C) (60) "N· 8 TONIGHT'S BEST BET!
berl" BaM tell• toUt • t>tnk rob· * THE DORIS DAY SHOW!
btry but lmpultivtly MIC* some 89 (j) Deri1 Der (C) (3tl) ~ for hlrnttlf. Doris end the author of an irticJe D m MJ w.w •IMll w.._ te exposln1 a 1•nastM are kldn1ppec1.
It (C) (30) "The Woolnf ol Mr. Kaye Billard 1utsts.
Monroe." Ellen's own suspicions IJ TIME TO TE&f YOUR
cre1te • ro:111nt1c situation between * MOVIE MEMORIES! John and a female writer (Hwa Patterson) wlUI whom ht Is collab· OUT-GUESS THE STARS!
0rttl.!!{ on a book. R .,.... la• (C) (30) Sonnr D {11) (I) a It T.. • TWtl rc;a hosts. Robert St.act. Geof1e
(C) (60) "Situation Red." Al Mun-Peppard. Ruby Ketler and Formt
dy's kd·plckln1 skills aJt needed Tucker 1uest.
when a sicl man lnitiatn 1 nuclear , ..... (C) (30) Buttr Ward.
bomber att1Ck from the Pmlcfent's 1111 ...... ..... (C) (30)
military command post. Barry Sul· 1ew1ata MUllcal (30)
llvan and Earl Holliman pest. 10:00 9 (j) Carol lllmttt (C) (60) D MllllN $ lhwlt: .,,,.. hhl• n -e.rij, Tim Conway and Kay
(tdwnturt) '38-Errol Flynn, David Mtdfont pest.
Niven, Basil Rlthbone, Donald Crisp, 1 • ..._ (C) (60) Barry Fltz(trald. Two daredevil • Dela! (C) (60)
British fllm conflict on the World Peny .a... (60)
War I front : Artq U. (C) (60) "A(new
I TMll er ·C.-..._ (C) (30) ind the Media." Herbert Klein
Mlftt Mam (60) 1uests.
TtdlRlcal C.Mr (30) (R) E P..Srt Cernlca (30)
Freid Clllf (30) Julie Chlld 10-.JO n (30) preparu 1 f1mous chicken d~ lo:AS Cl) 0) ._ (C)
coq au vln. 11:00 (j) fl) ..._ (C)
• CnlZ • ..., (30) n. ....... a.• am 1..aq11.1.. (C) <60> Guest Mewtt: .. ,.... *' 11 ...... ~rl Telntf and tht entire cut pre-comedy) '62 -Zbi1nlew Cybulski,
sent "lau&h·ln, Rualln style." Tht En Knyzewab.
little old man (Arte JollftlOll) pn>· , ,.,... Place
poses marTl•P tD achlumpy Gladys Ht Said, Slit Said (C) Guests
Onnphby (Ruth Bual). are David and Jo,te Sussklnd,
• BRUINS BES Walt•. and Johanna Slezak. Joey : T IN and Cindy Adams. * BASKETBALL ACTION! ma..-.: "Joumey to a War." 8 UCU ......... (C) (90) ~ath· Vltwtrs are takan ID Ytmtt1, wtltft
ln(ton state UniveBlty eouiars vs.. tribal warfare Is ••fed continually.
Ua.A Brulna 1t Pullman Wash· 11:15 B U 00 GI ._ (C)
i on. ' (W (I) Cftlt.. SM-.: "Tht
Te Tell Ille Trdl (C) (30) Moon Is Down."
steel! Marlltt S--r/PSA 11:l01 QI (j) lltfw Mffll (C)
• (30) l1p'1 s ... (C) Scheduled m w.w ,,_ (C) (60) pests art astronaut (renk Borman; E ,....._. (30) authors Robert Kotz. Morton Hunt
l;JO 9 QI Cl) Ntn'a L_, (C) (30) end Liz Carpenter. prodcar HUlard
Lucy trlei to chana• dettctlvt Elkins; heart sptdallst Dr. Paul
"Moose" Manley's timid '°" Into • Dudi:hltt. men who's not afraid of his own I Dkt. c.wett CC) shadow. Alan Halt and Wally ColC : .,,._ .,.....,. (ro·
iuest. mance) '34-4<ath1rine Hepbum. D (flJ (l)U) AIC MMdaf Mewtt: aJ II nle: .. Slraap AIMRtur1"
(C) ilfiil Oar"' (drema) '6s-stl· (drama) '56-atn Cooper.
phtn Boyd, Ettl• Somm., JoMcltl 11:45 D u 00 m ..... .., c... (C)
Cotttn, Jill St. John. Durina Oar Aa a result of owrwhtlmln1 view•
nllht In Hollywood. tht fMrit. lnttrat, Dr. Paul EMlcll, heed of
nominee Is w1tdled doatly bJ Stanford Unlveralty'a Bloloo Cept.
friends and woc:la'"-end 1uthof of "The PotMJl•tlon
11.wid ,,... .._ (C) (90) Bomb," hat been echeduled for a
TM Ill Yllltf (C) (60) rttum appnrance. I Oflca tf .. ,., ..... Rt (30) 1 :00 • .... (C) "'Otdlillt ft Slit-
,.,. (30) jift• (western) ·57 -Randolph
t:008t1IJCl)Ma1hrrJ ILF.D. (C) Scott. Karen Sllett,
(lO) GoOber tries te Impress his I C..••ltr hltel11 ...,. (C) bt1 btvther, who hu bettl ..., frK ..._ (C)
14 yeert, with hit pt ttation, not Aclltl ni.n: "Riot In Juwe-
knowtn1 ttiat hla brother has bt-n It Priton."
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A DEADLY BUG-Former Army lntelligenu officer ue
Barrell (Gt!orgt! Maharis), who must find sevual stolen flasks
of a deadly virus be/Ort! they can be used to destroy the
population of Los Angeks, is aided by the daughter (AnM
Francis) of an army general in "The Satan Bug," on the NBC
Monday Night Movie at 9 PM.
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TUESDA Y
FORUNl'Y 10
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listinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's mories.
DAmME MOVIES
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ma) '6l~UJD Hus, Mine Wlndlor,
BillJ Gilbert.
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' -Sif lAuranc• Olivier, Kirt ~ Burt Llncater.
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*and COMMENTARY 5PM! 1.•1--(C) (60) .llfTJ Duphy. fD.......,. .. ....., CC) (30)
D GAGGLE OF GAGSTERS * TRY TO TOP JOKES
SENT IN BY VIEWERS! • c. ,.. ,., niQ (C) (30)
Wink Martindale hosts. D a. ooa.a ~ <C> ""1lt C.., ...-(at dtlma) '57-
RoMrt Mitthutn, Cllrt Jutpn1, 0.
Yid Hediloft. followiq I llJOO.mffe
.. chue dwina WW II, I U.S.
SOft clab'o,.-Pd I Nlli lJ.b09t
flul'1 fittrt it Odl
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UC ..... (C) (30) ~. ~ (30) "Folk Sonp. H
Part 1: Tracy Newman, past mem-
ber al tlle .... CMlty lliltltrlls. lives Ole au4ilftce a dlanca to lint
11~ CIS .._ (C) (30)
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.... (C) (60) Jack White.
l:lO IW ...... (C) (60)
8 AGHT FREEWAY FA-* TIGUE! WATCH STEVE!
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Gllelb: Gus Bivona. Norm CrotbJ. Stu Gilliam, Joe Williams and Bill
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ntE DAILY PILOT, TV WEfX. F£8RUARY 7, 1970
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,....._. Slll1cae (30) Ir. (e) .._... (comedy) ·~ 00 Hal., lrWilf (C) (30) Patty OUM, Chari• Line, Jim
Yep fw &er,Me (30) Prot>er 8Kkus, W1rran Ber1i111«, BlllJ De
faod a..S diet ara emphasiz..S to-Wolfe, Ridlard Deacon, Jane Gf'ltl'.
day. PhJtia Norton Ruma dem· A teenare '"1 finds that her ath-
oMtrates llWRI n.. exerdles for letic prowess causes problems in
the back. lndudint the Cobra. Half her P,ef10ftll lift. (R)
locust. Bow Ind Wheel positions. (l)n.t 11.an (30) II TONY BENNETT CELE·
....... 34 (C) <60> * BRATES 21st yr. IN
• 111111 -CC> (30) SHOWBIZ AT HEF'SI
7:C. CIS ~ ..._ (C) (30) 0 Ptap., Alt. Datt CC> (60)
WW's Illy LIM? CC) (30) Guesb are Gaorta Kirtiy, Joe Wll·
I U.. UcJ (30) Iiams. Moe Koffman •nd To111 Ben· lut lie C-. (C) (30) nett c •••• .,, ..... f.M (30) fl) ............ ., (60)
(6) .._.. (C) (30) fl1) NIT ftltinl (C) (90) "Cin·
: Mint (30) de'9fla." Performed bJ the National Ci) Tnta • C1m,111t11 (C) Ballet of Can1d1 with ballerina
• blllMs 11 Ille S. (C) (30) Veronica Tennant in the tlt11 role.
n.t llltft30) e> Qlldle Awltlallt (C) (30) 7:30. ta Cl) ....... a. :lO ....... S.CW, ( (60) "Wild t ·
River." Joseph Ca"'panefl• nar· 8 Great Play! Uta Ha1en
rites • studJ of the natural en-* and Martin Balsam in ~=.~,!~~~ ~ ::_ The Day Before Sunday
1tad at m111y riwn. CBS Playhouse a ta CI> &H .,.._ ., -... 11am11ec11ct cts Pl•r·
(C) {lo) "Jeannie and the Curious ..._. (C} (90) "The D11 Before
Kid." Jeannie and Tony b•bysit for Sunday." Uta H11en ind M•rtln
a boJ whcm aceidantal dllcowefy of Balam star in an orieJnal drama
Jeennie's maiic power jaoplrdlus by Robert Crun about 111 over-40
her aecrtl bachelor airl whose secure world Is D @ Cl) EB IW ~ (C) (60) shattered bJ a series of eYents that
"Survival Howe." Samm1 Owls Jr. lead her to quution m1n1 of her suats as an u-dotle addict -ac· notions about herself ind othtn..
cuted of a crime he did not com-· Farley Granier. Cloris L11chman,
mil Abo 1uestl11c are Billy Daniels, Jeff Bridfes ind Diane Hull ue
Willi.tit Sftlittlers •nd Mira Waters. featured. • fJ UiN $ .._.. "'Ccy Ttmf" , ..... (C) (30) Bixler Ward.
(drama) '58-James llaton, Rod I• Jalla News (C) (30)
Steirer. lnrer Stevens. Anai• Dick· • llak• J Elt...aas (C) (30)
inlOft. lnttlledual crimlnaJ forces 10:00 m .... (C) (60)
tlldroftlcs lhln to flbricalt Ony @ (])Q) M•cm Welby, M.0.
bomba that Ila places in airlines ( (60) "Go Get 'Em, Tirer ...
to extort • lortune for tip-offs. Sttwen Kiley befriends a former em. at Tnlll ar C1111,1 rnc• (C) (30) plo,er who is a reformed drur ad·
I lllfar Ma• (60) diet. Jack Albertson auests.
Tadlltial c... (30) I Defla! (C) (60) 11le atr ..... CC) (60) ,..., .. _.. (60)
C:... .. Mir (30) 0 hdre Cantla (30)
l:OO 15'1 @ 1!3 Dt~~lt ltJ1tl41 lO-.lO · ~ (C) (60) "A Con·
(C) (30) "Miuion Improbable." Jim versation W'rth Federico FellinL"
lnnoc:etrtly submits I lloty Debbie In (30) ha writuft IS his OWft gtry in an 11:00 D (I) mm ..... (C)
l'ftfd COfttllt for 1P01bof1Uers. lt11tnera
D SEE HOW YOU STACK · ,...: <C) ~ of ......,. * UP AGAINST STARS ~,:!.'~1• Robertson.
PLAY ALONG! IT'S FUN! m He s.w. a. s.w <C>
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Te T .. lie TnO (C) (30) 11:15 ~(I) SM ..... : "fUl'J at
telCt lllrlllt/PSA fbt (30) furuoa Craek. ..
11N11111,11 A ...... (C) (60) ll:lOlft(IJ lllltrY lttffia (C) a:» e CIJ w .... tc> <60> u CI> m......., ear.. <C> C.rol l.nrtftce cuats. .._.. .,,...... (drama) 'SO-DU @ m .llllla (C) (30) "Fa· Peter Ustino¥, Anna N•ite.
th« al the Tribe." Corly learns a D Q) Diel Clwl (C) '*-ntlr
lt:SIOll in friendship. Richard Steeit biltited Sir Noel Cow.rd Is IPICial
clMlts. suest. Tamm, Grimes and Brian
• o..llae .... (C) (30) Come-Bedford •'-pest.
di111 ~ Ramtan Is f11turtd. m ..... •AOca Mw" (drama) D (ft) I ft> AIC lileN ef lie 'l5--«.tt11rfne Hepbum, Frtd llac-1'9* "'ftilit Qll.,.,. (drama) Murrwy, Fred Stone.
?O -Dlrrlft McGavin, Broderick llJ Ille* ....,. ~ (df'lfU)
Crawford, ll1tro. Jama Wllltmcn '56--Comtl Wildt, Jeen Wanac..
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Makins a pat appearance on The Gcwemor
and JJ. comedy aeries is rapidly becoming an .. in"
thins amon1 aovemon of the United States.
The aubematorial alumni of the politically hip
show starrin1 Dan Dailey aQ4I. Julie Somman,
which is seen Tuadays (9:30 ,M on CBS), has
reached ba1i a. dozen and coetioues to increae
with several more state chief executives waiting
in the winp to play tbeimelves.
Alracly emo•• • ~ are Kansas'• Robert
Docking, Penmytvania a Raymond Shafer, New
Mexico's David Carao. Nebraak.a's Norbert Tie-
mann, Delaware'• RuaaeU Peterson and Nevada'•
Paul Lax.alt. Winthrop Rockefeller of Ark.ansaa ta
amona aovemora who 1000 will sian the ataest
roster.
Stron1 acceptance· of the show by many of the
state chief executives probably accounta for their
in&erest in becomina aaoclated with il
Two aovernon especially laudatory in their com-
ments about 1be Governor and J J . are Harold
LcVander of Minneaota and Richard J. Hughes of
New Jersey, neither of whom bu found time
from official duties to travel to Hollywood for a
filming aasioo.
LcVander, who aaw the pilot of the series in bis
St. Paul ofticcs while Mill Somman wu makin1
a promotional appearance in the state, waa ao
impreaaed that be recommended a special acreen-
in1 of the situation comedy at last September's
National Govemon Conference in Colorado
Springs.
LeV...-r'a •lnclHl lS-year-old dau1hter, Mrs.
Jean Kina. wu equally enthusiastic about The
Governor and JJ. Mn. Kina, who serves aa her
father's·~ writer, uw a close p"rallel.betweeo
her reat.life role and that of Governor Drinkwat-
er'• dauahter JJ .. played by Miss Somman.
"I have criticized my own father's speecbmak-inJ for the very thina that J .J. did," said Mn.
King after viewina the pilot which was the pre-
miere episode of the series. "I think you have
somethina peat here," she added. "There are ao
many people now interested in political life that
they can't help identifyina with a program like
The Governor and JJ."
Governor Hushes, whose term in New Jeney
recendy expired, wu especially taken with the
proanm's .. believeability," according to his wife
Mn. Betty Huahea, wbo boats her own show on
WCAU-TV, Philadelphia, and interviewed Mia
Somman during a penonal appearance tour.
n.c.e W'llo rememlMr Dan Dailey aa "that slim
pretty-boy of all those Betty Grable movies," were
perhaps surprised to ftnd him cut u the middle-
a,ed governor of a Midwestern state in the new
series. But Dailey Iona ago abed his "1001-and-
daac:e'' imaae with star audieoca who saw bis
succeues in the Neil Simon hits. "'The Odd Cou-
ple" and "Plaza Suite," both on Broadway aod
on tour.
It wu Julie Somma.rs who was instrumental in
the selection of Dailey for the role of the widowed
Governor Drinkwater, who 10metimea ftnds the
aeneration 1•P upaettin1 an otherwise warm rela-
tionship with his daupter J J .
After Mia Somman uw Dailey'a outstanding,
three-part performance in "Plaza Su1te" she in-
formed executive producer Leonard Stern that be
wu "just pat and would be perfect for The
Ge vernor aod J J ." lo the play Dailey wu re..
quired to play, aucceaaively, a middle-aged man
with the seven-year itch, Hollywood'• top-Jl'Olllnl
producer aod a Lona h1ud father wbo succumbs
to diuipatioo.
o.&er, wiao loob every bit the dignified states-
man be portraya, ia 1lndina his television plunae
into politics an excitin1 new experience. "'Ibis sort
of rounds out my career," be explains. "I have
done just about everytbio1 else."
Unlike IOOle of hia acting contemporaries, how-
ever, he hasn't the sliptest intention of eoterina
the real-life arena of politics.
Jama Callahan, a Univenity of Wuhinaton
lf9duate who playa Drinkwater'• nervous but dedi-
cated presa secretary George Callison, recently bad
the opportunity to obtain 6.rat hand on-the-job
trainina for his characteriz.atlon1_ He returned t.o
bia collcae haunta in Seattle and tben journeyed to
the state capital of Olympia, where be 1erved a
one-day stint as Gov. Dan Evana'a press secretary.
1• like Georp CeQleoe, be conducted a .Press
conference, wu preaent u Governor Evans aaaned
oflkial documents and had the opportunity to
meet repreteotatives of the AuatraJjan ,ovemmcnt
who were conferrina with the ,overnor.
It's apparent that critics u well 11 politicians
are sold on The Governor and J J . The eeriea wu
nominated for a 1970 Golden Oloba Award
(Hollywood Foreign Press) u the best 'IV show,
musical or comedy, aa were Dalley and Min Som-
man in the actor and actraa, musical or comedy,
cateaories.
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THE DAILY P1LOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 7. 1970
THE .COURTSHIP or
EDDIE'S FATHER
WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 1l
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's mcwies.
1:0011 ,.._CC) (60) ~Dunphy. ·"~ (30) B I THE RANKS ND * TOP THE TOPPERSU
l e.. Y• r., 1lllll <C> (30)
Sil O'aoct ..... {C) "Tiie
rblalp et Eddie's FltlW" Pert I
(comedy) '63-Glenn ford, Shirley
Jones. Stelle Stevens. Dine Merrill.
Ronny Howard. A ltl\Sitive six-year.
old bOf tries to find 1 new wife
for his widower·f•thtr. Conclusion
shown tomorrow 1t 6 PM. DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 (C) "T....... .. tlile Aapst ...... Pert I (comedy) 'Sf>.-Glenn
Ford, Merion Brando. Conclusion
shown tomorrow et this time.
9:30 II ~touls It s.• (adventure) '37
-Gery Cooper, frences Dee. Q "'llaicM Malllllt" (mystery)
'53-Geor1e Brent, Hillery Brooke. m "LJ•ll•· (romance) '41-Merte
Oberon, Joseph Cottln.
ll:30 U ~ Jeeperdy" (dram•) '55
-Rod Clmeron, Gile Robbins.
1:30 m "CeM .. tlile stabW' (drama) 'l9-lorett1 Youn1. Huih Marlow&.
2.-00 Q (C) "Kia n. for Me" (com-
edy) '57~ry Grant, Suiy P1rller,
Jayne M1nsfleld.
II) ''TM Crttn Buddlla" (adwn·
I Dkll v.. Dr'e (30)
Tiie. FHatdl11• (C) (30)
star Tr'lk (C) (60)
(I) ABC Ntiwl (C) (30)
WUl'• N-1 (30) "Junior Rock·
etry." Hilh tchool student enti·
~ demonstnte model roc:Uts.
I Cl) CIS ..... (C) (30)
hlitn lltlu (30)
,.... (C) (60) Jack White.
&:JO D MIC .....me. (C) (60)
11 WHY NOT INVITE STEVE * IN TO DINNER? 11 StM Aha Sllow CC) (85) Jim·
my Lewis, Jayne Me1dows, Lee F.
Bailey, Ctt1rtle Callas and Bill
Toomey auest.
~()'Cl()C~ MVVll
ture) '55-Weyne Morris. • 4:00 II ''TM Prtvata W1r of M•lor
ltMon" (comedy) 'SS ~arlton
Heston. Julit Adams, Tim Ho¥1e. I 111e 8-. b9e (C) (30)
~ flWllt'ftll 11.rtiH (30)
Ci)""' ..... (60)
'"""'" Sllllwale (30) @ N•..U.,.lrtll.S., (C) (30)
: V f ~-I •-. (,
5:00
GI PUTNAM·MIUER-KEUY
*BARRETT-NEWS AT 5PM
5lltle Tac (30) Plerrt visits •
medieval c1st1e ind Is left behind
by the tour arouP. Sum•'• car
breaks down and Barbara's purse
1ets lost. ~Ci) Tlle ...... (30) m Nitidtr. u (C) <60>
HOLIDAY TRAVEL: NO LAUGHING MATTER!
Even to a clown. it wun•t very funny.
Anyone who bu bid problems aettina
bimlelf and bil luuaae aboard an airplane
durint a holiday ICMOD-Od who bam•t-
will appnciate Larry Harmon•• situation.
U you•re tryi:q to set from Ban,tok to
•Taiwan, it'• even JOi9re complicated.
.... 1.
Larry Harmon is president of Larry Har-
mon Pictures Corp. and the creator-produc·
er of the Bozo, the Clown TV series on
KCOP, Olannel 13, weekdays at 7 AM and
3 PM. Harmon wu the original Bow, but
with the program airing on film and live in
every major country in the world, he's· too
busy for clowning except for important per-
tonal appearancea.
Harmon was oo the final lap of a flve-
month business tour of the Par But when
be and his auociates arrived at the Bangkok
airport to be transported to Taiwan.
"We aot to the airport in plenty of time,"
Harmon recalll, "with half our luggage and
the rest on the way. It anived about 20
minuta before the plane was to leave.
"When we tried to get someone to take
our luuage from the car to the plane, the •
man in charge beaan telling us bow toush
it wu to get anyone to carry lugage.
''The more we penistcd, the more be kept
telling ua bow tough it wu. In the middle
of the dilcussioo, I looked up and there was
the plane taking off, leavina us, 14 large
auitcues and camera equipment behind."
Harmon's problem was compounded by
the fact that it was the final day bis passport
permitted him to stay in Bangkok.
With the cooperation of officials from an-
other airline, Harmon and COQ'lpany man-
aged to get on a plane to Hong Kong.
Then they flew the final lap to Taiwan
by China Airlines, a carrier Humon didn't
even know emted, the equivalent of the
U. S. Ozark Airlines.
They made the tramfer in Hons Kong
with 45 secomb to spare.
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1:00 •ca &.I• ..... <C> <30> 'IPll .. -..-re. 6'ilill 1•10 (C) 1e ran e :
W1ltlr Cronkita. (60) Lorne Gr•ne at.rs ind Bobble --------
• n.t'a MJ U.? (C) (30) 6tntty is spedal suest for 1n hour Th M .
I L .. LllCJ (30) of ~usic. mirth Ind marvtlous e us1cal Heart
leet tlle a.a (C) (30) sbtin1 from the •ll·new 30th 1n· -----------C.....,/lllbllif'IMcl (C) (30) niwr11ry edition ol the le. Cllpeda. • ~~I (C) (30) I m)~~h=' Nt~I•= of Della'
(I) Trdl or c:...queraa (C) and Timmy Wynette 1uat.
W...,.lllt (C) (30) fB ._. ... .....,.., (60) Music ii the life blood of
net llrl (C) (30) fD llltnltitMI .....,... (C) (60) "Della," starring Della lleese
7:30 8 QI Cl) HM Hft (C) (60) Lynn David Weber modmta. and featurina Sandy Baron, and w.non. Georp Jona .. ,est I la de Ma.let (60) FJ11'e F--'-eJ · t the L~-f II U CJ) @D Tllt ~ (C) t'.30 ' ..... (C) (30) Baxter Ward. . iaua.
11 a ~' o
(90) "Alime of TlfTor." A f1m· Iii .......... (C) (30) its flow. Uy seeklna veniunce for their f•· 10:00 t3 Ci) tt...a flwit.O (C) (60) Ellie is the music coordinator
ther's untlmety delth, holds ttle W en O.nnrs old sdloolm1t.e ind on the daily musical-variety
Graln1111 end 1 Conaressk>n•I can· fellow police offictf dllCCMfl his hour. She secura sheet music,
did1tt captives 1t Shiloh Randi. wife has been murdtrtd, ht llts sometimes out of print. obtains
Jotaph Cotten iuests. out to help find the murderer with· copies of special arranaemcotl D (U) (J)Q) """" •IMI t11e rr. out .McGarrett's permlaslon. Tom for all IS memben of Peter
,_. (t'} (3~ ''Th• Scientific Ap· Skemtt •nd Jennifer Bllllnpley Myers' orchestra on an 11th
proach." A child psyeholoflst talks auest. . hour bas· and selects • t the ProfNIOr Ewrett Into enrollln1 his 0 @ ~ m Tlltll Ca• I,.... • ~· JUS children In her lib pf'Ofrtm ~ ("C) (60) 'M1tln1 01nc1 for Tender · naht musical balance.
cau• she fears Nenny hes over· Grass." Bronson competes In 1 N.o str~aer to the world of
stimul1ttd thtlr lm•alnatlons. Join· ruuld. croa-country motottyde music, Mtu Frankel bu had a
n1 Barnes autSts. race becluse he f11ls compelled Jong and varied musical back-B .,.._ $. 11ew1e: (C) ""-to prove himself to en lndiln altt. around, ioctucling .even yean u
niMl111d Hilk" (western) '59-Buffy S.lnt•M•ri• Juats.. musical director and pianist for
Don Murrey, Lee Remick. Richlrd D @ (])ED~ ...._,. The Mike Doualu Show Murray, Richard Ea•n. A randier dlacl ~ (60) Joel o...,, Lene •
who uses P«>Plt for his own pur· Horne, Trish• Nobl• end The Vanity
poses, flnally r .. lizes thet ht can· felr auat.
not shake off 111 his old loyaltles. I Della! (C) (60)
I Trdl or Ceoaeq-(C) (30) ..... (C) (60)
Major Ml.a (60) Ptrry Mllll'I (60)
T.Ubl c.rw (30) • H1•R1t1d (C) (30) "The Gary
Jo,ce Qen c..a (30) "Boned Burton Quartet." Jm by one ol
Chicken, Quick-Stir," today's lndln1 viblsts ind hla
&> Crm • A9or (30) ffOUP.
7:55 10:301:... "':a 1 .. 1n (30)
8 BACK THE LAKERS TO-. I iffc!A(t,... ., ...... (30) * NIGHT AGAINST FRISCO! "Tod'Y'a Hllf Century." A pt1otos.
II LI ... l..utblll (C) (2'h hr) raphtf's Pt~I Impressions of LA. llkers vs. Sin francltco W•r· major uhlblt of 1bstrect 1rt. ~i:c.:O. the Cow P1l1~ In Sin ll:OOI ff.!:: (C)
l.'00 D (ft) mm n.. C..r11111p .. • ..... "YMDI Mr. UMllln•
Eddie's fitlier {C) (30) ''The Prom· drama) '39-Henry Fond• Allee
ise." Eddie llr•IJhtens out en Im· Bredy Marlorit Wener '
mlrr1tlon officl1I who rtfuses to re· I "~ ,... · new Mrs. Livlnpton's vlsl. Mq He s.w, Slit Slllll (C) (30)
i 11e 111.m. m @ooa Cll ,.... CC>
Te TIO tlle Trd <C> (30) • lll"t Jemll (C) (R) "In thl
9"dl M.-S..llatJ I PSA Comi"I of Men."
• (30) ~ • "' ..... (C} fli) 1lle F.,,. Sip (60) (R) 11:15 Cill• Sew• .... : "Thrtt M*bl 0,NlflfO · · · Btl. ,,_.,
Im~ (30) IC:es Wat." The petite Ellie mired last
1:308IBCl)llle IMltJ H ..... 11:30ag: llt1erv lftffht (C) year but the lure of ahow buai-(C) (30) Th• Cbmpetts k111> Shofty ~ Im Jell'"" C..... (C) 'ness and the chance to help
locked In 1 bur ceae to PfMftt • li'ille IMlill ""'9 ,. " him from ete1plnr marri•P to (dr1m1) '50-.lohn Mills. create the new sound of Della
Elvtma. Shua fisher end Elvia All· Valerie HoblOn, Jotln Howard O.Vla. brou~t her to Hollywood.
min 1uest D m Diel c...a ._ <C> Ellie cannot remember a
1J ~(1)91 .... m (C) (30) e KATHARINE HEPBURN'S time when music wu not a
•'1fht Whole Wof1d Ctn Heir You." * IN MARY OF SCOTLAND part of her life, Her father wu
Count1lor Liz Mclnwe Is caupt 11•30 TONIGHT KTTVt a QfO!esaional theatre pianist in
In tht middle of •. mlsundtrstand· ~.-.&.... .. .. _ J _... _ the days wbeo "chue" music
ln1 between • student who Is de-m -· _, .. ae....r part f . and t1nnlned to btcome 1 beauty op«· (dram•) • '36 -Kltharl1t1 Htpbum, wu deville 0 every movJC
•tor ind her P1rents. who 1re In· Fredric Merell, John C.nadlne. , vau act.
lbttnt ttitt 1111 prept1r1 for col· d) "'"* .,.,.,.. (drama) 44 A student of clauical piano
il(t. Ettletlnn Bloct. Bruce Kirby -Edward G. Roblnlllft, Lynn Bart. until she wu 14, Ellie awitcbed
end Betty H•rfonl aulll 1:00 G 11tw1r. "Be It(' (rnyltlfJ) '58 10 popular tuoee in her teem.
I Dewld Fr911 ... (C) (90) -Wlllllm Hofdtl\, Sophia Loren. She bepn pla)'ina in local daoce
1lle lie YllllJ (C) (60) • 8 ..... (C) bands in Clewland while atill = rso, ............. (30) (R) r~ T1limh: "E1cep1 BJ enroDcd in the Cleveland lmti•
t:0088(1)1Wia1 c.w (C) (60) l:J01C..•• ..... ._.. (C) tute of Music.
A ,ounr n1l111tter'1 Mlrt CONlltlon Al.fllPt """= ''Tiie lro11 . The too-cappina. ftneer-map-
ftares up to Jeoperdize his c"*'9 OuM." ''TM O.lt llln," "Delnoll P'QI "DeDa" can be heard ud
of m1lntalnltti 1 foundation for Bt.W of AMt SlrMt." teen. in color, weckniah• at
P1rolles. lllrtln S11Mn auata. 2:308..._/.,_ U. 11111 Dir (C) 10 PM en KHJ-1V, Channel 9.
n~w open •• ~ .. sears New
Income Tax · . .
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s·ervice. ~ _
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•pend Iona houre ove,
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• THURSDAY
FORUMY 12
For momlnc ind 1ftemoon
listinp. please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
far your convenience, ..
the dly's mowies.
DAmME MOVIES
t:tl D (C) °"...._ ti .. Alplt ........ eo.dldioll (CllMlledy)
CiileM ford. ......... ..
ta CllfttteuiticM " ,.urdlf s 9 AM ...
... • ..,.... llrt" (11.-.1) '5'1-.. eroer. BoO ..,,._ ..... , ........ (~)
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Stfteas, OaHeen Grtr. 12:31. "'Qess ............ (b
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BENEFITS OF LEASING
THE FAMILY CAR
lncreuing numb•rs of Am•ri~•"' no~ I!,•'• +h.•
f•mily ur. App•r•ntly, the 1 d • • ss : ~·+'
good for cost.conscious busin.ss men, is •lso
C)OOd fM the f •mily m.n.'' ln Or•nge County
m•ny f•milies •re t•lrin9 •dv•nt•ge of • re-
m•rlr•ble leuin9 pr09r•m offered by Gud•n
Grove Lincoln Mel'cury. TI.is v•ry different pro·
gr•m lends ihelf to f•mily budgeting by i~~lud
ing service •nd m•inten•nce •t no . ·~d1t1on•I
chu9•: oil, oil ch•nges, se•ls, tr•nsm1u1on serv·
ice, etc .. etc. In •ddition, the de•ler buys yo~r
present ur, freeing c•pit•I for inv•dment . 1n
th• m•rltet or th•+ v.c•tion pro~y on the riv-
er. And •••"Y two yHrs, you C)et • br•nd n•w
c•r.
For An F.xc.elent Booklet On Thn Sub;ect
C.! our LHsincJ Secretary
THE DAILY PfLOT, TV WEEI<, FEBRUARY 7, 1970
'~~4=.f>~ 1~~":'.:"'(C)(~60~ Ide stlDd nans Into fiftancial -. Office tf 1111 rrn ·~nt (30)
Ms frleMs ~. him to ad· NET Pl1J .. t1H (90) "Tht
wrtbl. Chan,.tln&-"
I Cl)De II 1au a (30) t:GOIJ9(()CIS n.., .... :·
..._. M (C) (60) ·(C) "Hatari9 Part I (adwtlturt)
11111 -(C) (30) '62 -John WeyM, Hant, Kruatr.
7:tO B CIS &lllilll ..._ (C) (30) Red Buttons. A comedy·adw9ftturt
Waltlr CroMita. filmed In Atria about a dlrin1
WW't llJ u.t (C) (30) band of men .,_. ioll It Is to
I U.. Lay (30) capture wild Alrlan animals fcw a.t 1111 a.ct (C) (30) sllipment to zoos 1tOUnd tM wond.
C1 , .,, ....... f_, (30) Part II will be lhowft IDmorrow It
Ci) De .. I W Wed (C) (30) this tillll.
iliin! (30) o @CV&> t• ..... (C) (60)
Cl) T ....a • C1 I I ' t Cll (C) Robert Goulet &uab.. . r-........ (C) (30) .............. (60)
n.t "" <t> (30) ,. ... a u oo m ..,..... . <C> <30> 7:ll8f8Cll F_., """ (C) (30) "A.l.D.-llie W~" A ... ktnd A t~..,. pr9dids Rew Yc>R ftio Is f tty
wW ti. Inundated .,, a lllmM tidal ::.::p~ :;~ and ca.:n .
.-.. 1nd Uncle Biii must russure 8 ,._, (C) (30) Buter Wtrd . ~~ ='._, ._ <t> m 1111 ......... <t> <30>
(60). ~ die Twl fl11n." Dlniel lO:GO II 9 00 fl'._. ...,. (C)
8oaM is ~tat In briftlin1 (60) Guats In mua.UI fn>lic are
tocwttw MllllCJ Hub Md Tom P1ul LJnde, Ross Martin, Grt11
l.ioalM (,.,..o ol AbRMm Lin· Morris Ind Kati Smltll.
coin). MariMu Hill and Burr De-IJ 18 ,.._ (C) (60)
....,~ O @())aJNri17a(C)(60) O @CJJGN ,.._., tlllf "JourMJ to "°"'*'·" Jack e,..._
A c:...ty ..._ (C) (30) Jo Anne nan falls Into a trap wtlen a buu·
Wot11y, * ol U\e dilftllles. the tiful &if1 bib him Into tMiftl hef
hlfldious llutfl Md the robust to Eat Germany. OiaM Ball•
wic:e, is .-1al pat SM pl.,-. auests.
I....,... ....... if. who 1Mintaitts IDlla! (C) (60) an ••1 ntw llollll"olct for her ,..,, .._ (60)
IOddee "°'* (Paubm). : T1ll Mwa:llll (C) (60) (R) ~-:-....!) ~i~o: fl)E r.h S.-. (30)
a.-Dlu,M. fOcxMt fllacny. 10-.JO.., c,.tlia (30)
Nt.r WOf1d WW II, U.S. nr CO!°" ll:IO II D D. ma> ..... (C) rapondeftt tries to locate his •• ,.,.o1c1 '°"· ..,med '"'"' B n. • " ... him sitlCt birth. fJ ..... ..,..... et Clery" (dra-
1 TnJlll • C1 It 1 c• (C) (30) ma) '57-'.U. 'rt Douala, Ralph Meft·
.... W.. (60) er. Adol!IM Man)ou.
T ...... C... (30) GI,.,._ ,._.
"'*9 1e1t (C) (JO) ''Do You GJ He SaW, Siie SaW (C) ~ tM MlllJ w.,r Guy Stodl· @Cl) @ CI) tB (() ..._ (C) ::.::...~itfofd and ~ra fl).......,,.. ... i.. ..._
EC.. • ._ (JO) (C) (R)
Ht88(1) ....... (C) (60) ll:lS@(})a..... S.•Mc: "four Doe Riciies .... ,.... Budd pest. Sons. .. e ~':rt (C)St: .:;: U:JO 8 Qt Cl) Merv ltilllll (C)
""8rd. ._, ..._ • Fomst DU 00 8' ..._, c... (C)
TdlJr ~ 11....-"'T_.. (...,.,.) '41-D @CJJ G lW s.t (Q (30) ~ Fonl. Willia• Holden. aaife
"'StDc:lls Md Ole S-... Girt.• Ami TIWDI', Ed(ar Budlenall.
,_ a ... Strllt tJcooe's b... a-Diel c...a -
-een • ICrillMed ..atioa ~ '"' • ~ ~ !'!.-= ~ ~ e HEPBURN IN QUALITY
i. aie ..w. HanJ t...a ,..as. * STREET 11 :30 PM KTIV
I le Tel .. TRiii (C) (JO) • ~ ,_., aelt" (com· S~' thrht s-.ary/PSA tdJ) •37 _ ltlttlarint Heptium,
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Art UntleUer, .... )UIDle8t dai ... Diane took ber life
as the atwmatb ot a t.wl trip on LSD, bad ttieee cornmmts cu
make in the Febnmry law: fll Reader's DiPet
''Sooner er lam, in 1he cu.rnmt state ot our aociety, YOUR
child ls goUlg IO be ~ ma.rijua.ne, ~ LSD er
odleJ' 4lepl dNgs. under eoddng drcumstanoes, mo8t UR.ly
by a member ol bis own peer group.••
~ wonts are frigbtaq. 'Ibey
bear out estimates by Che auda'iUes
that anywhere betwwn 20 and ~ per
oent ot high scboot and oollege 9CUdenls
have either "experimented" wkh drup
or are using them.
• t•JetUr urged all pareara to ftlbt
for special clwes or ftlm. ........ on
tbe subject of drup.
There is no doubt diat dn.lg usage
Is reaching epidemic propartlons ll1DOl1'
RICH the young. Wbeo me oot ot five, or a
poasible foor oot of 10 are addicts.
potential addicts or expertmerers it ls time something more oao-
strualve to abate the epidemic was underUJain . . . fast.
1be preeent circumstances suggest a golden opportunlty for
television stations in dle rea&m ot public service.
How about a synd.k:a.ted weeldy series which waWd be made
available to al statJons for presentation .al a reasonable time?
It lbauld be blfwmat1Ye wUboat belQI preaday. It IMuld ~
)'OUDI pMl auw wtda wbom die Now gmendoll could relate ad
to wham ..., .... Ult ..
There would ~DD problem, el.Cher in recuring top guest stars
or spou&or"S to defray the cost. cons6deriog the urgency ol the
siplatkm.
Later, the weekly films COUid be channeied to sc:hools for, as
Lrakletter •uaesred. special showings to students.
Television, wUh liB huge Impact. seems admirably suited to
join in Ole battle egadnst drugs.
* * * Amoac Che more fuclna'tlal questions now cwflwdq the
medium 11 bow to updMe HI OWINIU format and beoome more
competltlw 10 other pbues of tbe entemlnmmt Industry In a
Now age • • • wbbout 1Dcurrtng tbe wratb of viewers and tbe FCC.
There recently seems to have been a st.ep taken tn this
"modemlzation" but as 18. whole television is Ugbt-mles behind
soch rtval attentim-ge1Jlers as theater motion pictures,
magazines, plays, songs, etc. and etc.
It wouk1 be folly to suggest that ~on dally with what
passes ifor enligbtened movies (mostly sex-<Jriented) and even
more so tthat it seek to emu.late the candid worid of certain
magazines, plays and music.
But televtewers are becoming more ·sophisticated and thJa
should occask>n DD surprise in a modem, permissive age.
Row much iJonger viewers will stand fw an overdose ot trite
family sltmtlm comedies bow much of die preeent audlience wit1
be Jost end bow many wiill contintie to leave their 8et.s dark when
there's nodling m that attnl.Cts them Is a moot question.
The main hope for adult fare now seems to be In Che ftdd of
motion ptctures produced for original showing on telev&sim.
But even here d\e netWorks mll§t walk a delicate ti~.
How far to go in relating to .pre'Seot day reality?
With fewer ephiodes now being produced by regular series, It
might be a good idea to devote a lot of die summertime * 40 ex-
perimentat:ion In new creet:ive fields, radler dlan tooling around
with reruns and '"safe'' 9bows as in the past. Perba~ a detinite move should be made to woo young film·
makers into 1the told with h'elh, new them~ to otter more
freedom to establlflbed professional talems which bave departed
for otheJ' fields, Jn lbe hope ot getting them back.
It may be a time fOr .. revolution" in me reel world, Just M •
is in the reai world.
Elizabeth Baur:
Real
Pioneer
Descendant
Elizabeth Baur step-
ped out of the pages of
California history to
play her pioneer role
on Lancer.
The petite, blue-eyed
Miss Baur, a flfth-gen-
eration Californian, is
the direct descendant of
an early-day French
Basque couple, Simon
and Juantta Gless,
wboee southern Califor-
nia landboldinp en-
compassed what now i.a
the prestigious San Fer-
nando Valley suburb of
Encino.
lo 1889 Oless, great
graodfa.ther o{ Miss
Baur, inherited the his-
toric, 4,460-acre Ran-
cho El Encino from hi.a uncle, Gaston 0xarart. a Buque ~
herder who had prospered from rich harvests of wheat and olives,
and da.iry products, meat and wool produced by bi.I large herds
of sheep and cattle.
Originally, Rancho El Encino had been a land araat from Pio
Pico. the last governor of California under the Mexican ftaa.
Still intact from that adventurous era of California is the 1849-
vintagc De La Osa adobe, headquarters of the rancho, aod &D
estaocia that would look ri&ht at home in the 1870 period of
Lancer stories, shoUJd Miss Baur •. in her role as Tereaa O'Brien.
come strolling out of it in one of her crinoliJ>C aowns.
Not far away from the De La Osa adobe, now establiabed u
a state historical monument on a ftve-acn site, ia another land-
mark, ~ still-standing station of the Butterfield Slap Uoes,
established in l 8S8.
This historic Calif omia stqe route paralleled the mlaaion trail
of the Spanish padres, El Camino Real.
Wlien G less found he lacked the inclination for farmJng and
ranch life, he sold Rancho El Encino to Illa father-in-law, Domlnao
Amestoy, shortly after gaining title to it. The Amestoy family,
also of French Baque origin, owned all or portJom of the ranch
for SS years.
Eventually, the rancho was subdivided for real estate develop-
ment as the community of Encino became one of southern Cali-
fornia's most exclusive areas and the bome of such celebrltiea aa
Clark Gable, Al Jolson, John Wayne, S,encer Tracy, Phil Hurla
and Alice Faye, and George Gobel.
Miu Baur, who realizes that her family'• affluence would have
been more than considerable bad they retained evea a amall por-
tion of the original Rancho El Bocioo, lauaha about It.
"U I can't be a land baron in real life, at leaat I can act like
one in Lancer." .....1.
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FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 13
For morninc and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
• t:OO a .. ,.perfect Lady'" (drama) '47
-Rey Milland, Teresa Wrilltt ~ "Cllllp9r bJ ..... .,. ••
(comedy) 'SG-Clifton Webb, Jeanne
Crain.
9:30 D "Tiie Rabbit Trap• (drama) '59 -=tmeat Borinlne, Bethel Leslie. m "lllrM Secrtta" (drama) '49-
Patrlcla Nnl, Ruth Roman, Eleanor
Parter.
12:30 8 "'DI Dlwll and Mia JMel"
(comtdy) '41-Jean Arthur, Robert
Cummlnp.
1:30 m "Tiie Olllw Uwe" (romance) •U -Barbara Stanwycll. Dlvid
Niven.
· 2:00 a .,.... " Dlllftrtn" Crnyst9fy>
'l4-Zachary Scott, Sidnf1 GrMn· lb9et. Peter Lorre. m ...... ,. Trlu...,. (mystery)
'4£-freston Foster, Siine Hua
4:30 1J (C) "Deltlaatioft In• Spice"
(sci·fi) '66 -Scott Brady, Sheree
North, Gary Memll.
I ..; f N I "J (.
5:00
• PUTNAM-MILLER-KELLY * BARRITT-NEWS AT SPM '-• 1:.-(Cl (60) ""' ...... ID Hwdler·9rltlkler (C) (80)
Caa YH Top nil? (C) (30)
Sia O'Cltct Mwle: (C) ""' ....,... (romance) '64-
Ann·M1r1ret. fony Franciosa, Carol Lynley, Gardner McKay, Pamela Tif.
tin, Gene Tierney, Brian Keith. Three
American flrla .. 11 car•11 and
romance In Madrid.
Didi Van o,le (30) n. n..-.. <C> (30) st. Trtk (C) (60)
'(j) AIC ..... (C) (30)
. WUt'• ....., (30)
Cl) CIS . ..._ (C) (30)
..... ...... (30)
Nen (C) (60) Jacll White.
6:l0! DIC .......... (C) (60) .. ... (90)
ort -s.\1. Goll Grant a~ ciomlo Allan Drake 1utat.
In. ........ (C) (30)
~ fnoritit MartlM (30)
(]) ""' ....... (60) llW'llflDn ...... (30)
@llutleJ. ..... (C) (30)
.... hit (C) (JO) Robert
Cromie dlacusaes Joseph Califano'•
"The Student Revolution."
........ S4 (60) I CJ),... .......... (30)
Diii ..... t (30)
7:00 I CIS &ta1111 ..... (C) (30) • n.t's My Une? (C) (30)
I U.. LICJ (30)
~ ()'Cl()C~ M()Vlf
. FRIDAY IK COLOR
BA BC· TV
..
ltat UM Clodl (C) (30) Martinelli, Harcty Kruaer. Africa It
C.allOdlty/Mlltllll Fuel (30) tht settin1 for this story about the 00 C.._a Sllewcw (C) (90) trappln1 of wlld animals for u-
1-Appaloosa." Marton Brando. portation. Hlfhlllhts are a rhino
I Alltr1! (30) cha• ind Red Button's 11perlmtnts
Cl) Trutll er CotlMqllltlCtl (C) with rocbt-propelled nets to cap-
Mellcaa Wiil (C) (30) blrt monkey&.
7:30 ~ttct~~C) ~ (C) <30> fJ WHO IS HE? WHERE IS
Smart becomes a valet to the Bui· * HE? CAN HE ESCAPE?
manlan ambassador In an attempt 11 11le PriloMI (C) (60) Patrick
to locate a secret rocket fuel be· McGoohln stars.
fore it can be smuu1ed out of the 0 &) Here C... UM lrhles (C)
country. Jonathan Harris 1uests as (60) "Candy and the Kid." A aun-
the ambasudor. man who saved Jeremy's life chal· 0 tD Cl) m I Ifie@: I Surviwal lenaes him for Candy's love. James
oa tbt l'rllrle (C) (60) Hu1h Downs Davidson Is futured.
of the Todey show is host and @ (]) FriAJ lllpt 5'ft (21/z hr)
on·camera na1T1tor for this special "Wild Is the Wind."
produced In cooperation with the ladide Roodup (60)
National Academy of Sclencei. The · DMd Su.ai..cl S.OW (C) (2 hr)
pro1ram deals with the vast area Hoy Con Mona Bell (30)
of rolling open plains In the mid· 9:30 Nen (C) (30) Baxter Wud.
die of the United States that was lilt Jollns News (C) (30)
once covered with 1raS$, and looks Nodles T1p1tin (30)
~t how ii ussd to be and how It 10:00 • @ @ m lracbn's World (C)
is now. (60) "Whatever Happened to Hap· D @ CI> a> The Flyln1 Nun (C) py Endingsr· Kevin Grant becomes
(10) "Man's Best Friend Isn't." Sis· one of the targets of en unscrupu·
ter Bertrllle finds the plumber a lous female columnist when a
jOb 1t the casino. 10uni actress refuses her help.
l{J Miiiion $ Movie: 'Tu Hook" lee Grant and Flora Plumb euut.
(dralh1) '63-Kirk Oou1tas, Rob· 0 m News (C) (60)
ert Walker Jr., Nick Adams. The O CD Love, Aller!Qn Style (C}
problems of men in war ~en (60) "love and the Coed Dorm,"
faced with the problem of k1lhn1 Keren Valentine, Don Gr11ty; "love
prisoners face·lG>face. and the Optimist," Jo Anne Wor1ey, Pl Truth Of ton1equences (C) (30) Hal Dudley; "Lave and the Teach· m Major Adam (60) er " Or-n Bean Bridtet Hanl-fE Ttdlnlcal Co (30) ' -' .,,
@) Ftwdl Qef ;; (R) Julia Child. C~in1.:.:•~ ~) Mann.
"Coq au Vin," a French chicken M ! l~ciA t Holfywood Star1tts
dish, Is prep1red. 1970 0 (60) Dick Strout Is host
fl) Ctuz de A•r (30) for this look at the most promisin1
1.-00 IJ Qt Cl) Tl• Conwq SMw (C) youn1 starlets of the leadine motion
(30) Herb's wife applies for a bit picture studios.
life lnsur1nce policy on Herb and I El hd. rt Qamlca (30) Spud and they suspect she's trytn1 lO:JO Cydala (30)
to have them done awey with. 11:00 DO i?UiDll ... (C) fJ Tiie Movie Ce111t (C) (30) Ua.A Baslletb1tt (C) UCLA 0 @ (]) Q) De Bt'ldy Bundi (C) vs. Washiniton State.
(30) "Brice Yourself." M1rd1'1 l{J Mowte: "Cum of the llvlna
world Is "destroyed" when braces Cofpte" (horror) '64-Helen Waren,
are put on her teeth. Roy R. Shelder.
I To Tell tlle Trllttl (C) (30) PtytDn P11C1
St.cl Maltet/ l'SA Flt• (30) He Said, SIM Sllcl (C)
lnttffea (C) (30) (R) 00 ta Cl) NIWI (C)
LllCedb (C) (30) : 11le ftf'IJlt Sip (R)
1:30 1J 9 Cl) Heaan'• HerMS (C) &ta Noelle 1 laa o.c.
(30) Ser1eant Carter is trapped by 11:15 i News (C)
the enemy while in a Gennan uni· 11:30 Cl) Mm Critfla (C)
form but persuade.s them that he ' 00 m w..., CM1M (C)
is one of them. Join Rivers sub holta. II@ Ci) m NIM of UM 11• 0 $f>ict CMtt (C)
(e) (90) "Tarot." Jose Ferrer, Wll· m HEPBURN IN A W~AN 11a~ Sh1tner, Bethal Lesli• and * REBELS 11•30 PM KTTV DaVld Carradine euest In this Gene • Barry episode about the stranet m llllGwlt: "A w ... n Rel* (dre·
and d1n11rous wortd of witches ma) '36 -Van Heflln, Ka arlne
and mystics. Hepburn. B Amu tM Seven Seat (C) (30) II) Mwie: (C) "T... .r Clery"
•'fhe Sound of a Clty." (drama) '60 -Alec Guinness. Su·
O @ (])GI) TM lbott ind Mrs. sannah Yo~
Mllir (C) (30) "Pardon My Ghost." @ Cl) a... s.v.telft (C) "Son
Claymore donates Cepl Greg's an· of Robin Hood."
tlques to Goodwlll for a tax de-I Netidef'o 34 (C)
duction. 12:30 Movie: ''Viratnla" (drama) '41
I D1¥1d Frost SMw (C) (90) -Madeleine Carroll, Fred M1cMur-
Tlle Ill Vall., (C) (60) ~· Offia tf UM P'neWMt (30) 1:00 U llMil: (C) ~" (adven·
Mine Tllillp lrew (C) (30) turt) '52-.John Payne, Attent 01ti1.
Thala111 Cruto talks 1bout "Plants 0 fJ Nen (C)
for Olm PltcU." G) Adioe T1INtrt: "Klnr of the a> lM ......,, de Pnlw!Ht (30) Undenworld.''
t:00 & IB m ca Ftldlf llillM: <C> 1:10 m AIMOtllt s.... (C) .... ,.,.. 83,"
...wtarr'Concluslon (adventure) '62 "The Ivory Hunter,'' "V07a1e to the
-John W1yne, Red Buttons, Elsa P11net of Prehistoric Women."
DIANE HOLDEN:
BEST CUP OF COFFEE
IN TOWN
Slinging hash for a living when
your eyes are QD an acting career
can pretty well get under your
skin. But when you've actually
made it in show business and
then have to sling bash in front
of the camera, that's too much I
"I get good reviews and what
happens," quips actress Diane
Holden, "It's back to slinging
hash. Of course, the pay's a little
better now, but no tips!"
Diane is on the set of Univer-
sal's Adam 12 reminiscing about
her off-Broadway days when she supplemented her theater pay
checks with a waitressing job.
"I had great parts," she continues, "and the critics were always
nice, but unless you're on Broadway, it's still pretty much a strug·
gle to survive. J figured the struggle was all behind me when
I got to play nine different parts in "Telemachus Clay" last year
at the Melrose Theater and didn't even lose any of my nine lives
to the reviewers. Then Universal called me over for Adam 12,
and it turns out the character's a waitress! Actually, the character'•
really interesting, and I get to do Ii lot more than just pour coffee.
But it's sort of like old home week. Which all goes to prove that
you never know what mjght be good experience for you.••
Diane's non-waitressing experience, that is, her actin1 experience,
is considerable and impressive. She began her career playin1 four
different roles during the year·s run of 'Three Penny Ql>era" in
New York. There followed two seasons of stock in Wasconsin,
with diverse roles in "Romanoff and Juliet," "The Crucible," and ·
"Anastasia." In Los Angeles, she attracted the universal praise of
the critics playing the lead in Harold Pinter's ''The Collection"
and most recently played her nine different charactcn, rang.ina
from an Irish wash woman to a rich nymphomaniac, in Lewis
John Carlino's demanding actor's showcase "Telemachus Clay."
Versatility bas become Diane's trade mark. One day she can
play a woman of the world and on another the girl·next-<ioor.
On "Adam 12," she plays "Angje," a warm and engaging waitress
in Duke's Cafe, a westero~style hash house frequented by series
stars Marty Milner aod Kent McCord. "I'm sort of a soulful
Julie London-type waitress," adds Diane, "the sort of girl you
can talk to.''
Reserved, intelligent, and humorously gentle, Diane bas yet to
get to play herself; but with the varied and dcmandina partJ that
keep coming her way, she's certainly not comptainin1. Slingioa
bash on "Adam 12" ia as close as she wants to get to actin1 out
the non-theatrical part of her own biography.
ON THE PRAIR.IE--Hugh Downs is shown in a scene from
NBC News' special program, "Survival on the Prairie," a
one-hour docum~ntary Friday at 7:30 PM, as part o/ NBC
N ews' continuing series of TV programs examining new areas
in varioll.J fields of science. Downs, host o/ the early-morning
Today show, is on-camera reporter /or the special.
INSPIRING IND/AN MAID-Singer Buffy Sainte-Marie
guest stars a8 Tender Grass, an Indian girl who inspires Jim
Bronson (series star Michael Parks) to compete in a rugged
cross-country motorcycle race, in "Mating Dance for Tender
Grass" on The(I Came Bronson, Wednesday, JO PM on NBC.
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THE DAILY PILOT, 1V WED<, FEBRUARY 7, 1970
TV 1~r Evening Movies
IUNOt\Y, ~llllUARY' I
7:~ 9 uni. PV,... f'htln" (drama> '55-4nicory Peck, Win Min Then,
81m1rd LM.
L-00 11 (C) .. ,orlllllden P'lenet" (sc:l·fl) '56-Walt« Pldaaon, Anne Francia,
Leslie NlafMn.
t:OO 1 17 3 (C) "Nl&ht of the Qrtzzly" (dram•) '66-Cllnt Walker, Mirtha
Hyer, 1<au1n Wynn.
U:30 2 CC) •'TM l"ranch Una" (drama) '54-Jane Rusaafl, Giibert Rolend,
Crala S'tavens.
7 (C) -S.S Without E:ncf' (drama) '60--0irk Bosarda, Capuclna, Gen·
avlava ,..... .
MONDAY, RIRUARY 9
leOO 1 .. ,_ Flnpr EserclM'' (dram1t) '62-Ronllnc;t R':{SHll, Maxlmlllan
Schell, Richard Bayme<, Jeck Hawkins.
7:30 t "Dlwn Petrof'' (adventure) '38-Errol Flynn. David Niven, Basil Rathbone, Donald Crisp. Barry Rtzsarald.
t:OO 4 23 6 (C) "The Satan lu... (drama) '65-Gaorc• ~harfa. Richard Baaehart, Anna Francia, Dana Andrews.
11:00 9 "As'-encl Dtarnonds" (comedy) '62-Zbl1ni1w Cybulski. Eva l(rzy·
rewaka.
11:30 11 "Lhtt• Mlnlstaf" (romenca) '34--l<atherfne Hepburn, John Beel,
Donald Crisp.
13 ""Stranp Adventure" (drama) '56--Ben C~u. Marie Entlish.
Jo.n Evans.
TUESDAY, F'£BRUARY 10
6:00 1 (C) ''The Enemy BaloW'' (war drama) '57-Robert Mitchum, Curt
Jursena. David Hadlson.
7:30 9 "Cly T•l'l'Of'" (drama) '58--Jimea Mason, Rod Stal11r, lncer Stev-
ens, Ancla Dickinson.
1:30 1 17 3 (C) ''Th• Challan1a" (drame)--Darran McGavin, Mako. Broder·
lck CrawfO<d, JamH Whitmore.
9:00 4 23 6 (C) ... 1111•" (comedy) '65 -Patty Duke, Char1es Lane, Jim
Backus, Wal'!"ln Bar11nfer. Billy De Woff.
11:00 9 (C) HCoaat of Skefat-" (mystery) '6S-Dala Robertson. Richard
Todd, El1a Anderson.
11:30 5 "Odett9'' (drama) '50--Peter Ustinov, Anna Nufle.
11 "Alie• Aclams"' (drama) '35--Katharlne Mapbum, Fred MacMurray,
Fred Stone.
13 "Storm fur" (drama) '56--Comal Wiida. Jean Wallace.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11
6:00 7 (C) "Th• Cou~ of Eddie's Fathaf" Part I (comedy) '63-Glenn
Ford, Shirley Jones. Stella Stevens. Ronny Howard.
7:30 9 (C) •'rt. ... Thouaancl Hiiis" (westem) '59-0on Murray. Lee Rem·
ick. Richard Murray. Richard Ec•n.
11:00 9 "Youn& Mr. Uncofn'' (drama) '3~Henry Fonda, Allee Bredy, Mar·
Jorie Weaver.
11:30 5 ''The Roc:klna H-Winner'' (drama) '50-John Mills, Valarie Hob-
son, John Howard Davia.
11 "Mary of Scottanct .. (drama) '3~atherlne Hepburn, Fredric March,
John Carradine.
13 ''Tampico" (drama) ·~dwerd G. Robinson, Lynn Bari.
THURSDAY, F'£BRUARY 12
6:00 7 (C) ''The Court.hip of Edclla's Father" Pert II (comedy) '63-Glenn
font, Shlr1ey Joni$, Stelle Stawns. Dina Marr111.
7:30 t "Uttla Boy i.o.r (drama) '53-Bint Crosby, Claude Dauphin, Nlcole Maurey.
9:00 2 29 I (C) "Hat.er1" Pert I (adventure) '62-John Wayne, Hardy Kru·
1er, Red Buttons.
11:00 9 "Patt.. of Qlary'' (drama) '57-Klrll Oou1laa. Ralph Meeker. Adolphe
Man Jou.
11:30 5 ''Tea:ea" (WHtem) '41--Glenn Ford. William Holden, Claire Trevor. Ed1.ar Buchanen.
11 "Qu•llt)' Str9et" (comedy) '37--f<atharlne Hepburn, Franchot Tone.
U "Chlcep Confidential" (drama) '57-Brlan Keith, Bever1y Garland.
flUDAY, F'£8RUARY 13
6:00 7 (C) ''111• Pleasure Saellers" (romenca) '64 -Aon·Mar1rat, Tony
Franciosa, Carol Lynley, Gardner Mcl<ay, Pamala Tiffin, Gane Tier· ney, Brian Keith.
7:30 9 "TIM "°"'' (drama) '63--Klrk Douflaa, Robert Walker Jr.. Nick • Adams.
9:00 2 29 I (C) "Hatert" Conclu5lon (adventure) '62 -John Wayne. Rad
Buttons. Else Martlnetli. Hardy l<rusar.
11:00 t .. ~,.. of the lhllna Corpse" (horror) '64-Halen Waren, Roy R. Scheider.
11:30 11 "Women Rebela" (drame) '36--Van Heflin, l<atharino Hepbum.
13 (C) ''Tun" of Glory" (dram•) '6<>-Alac Gulnnen. Susannah York.
SATURDAY, F'£8i.UARY 14
7:30 t CC) "Al'rowhaact" (western) '53 -Charlton Haston, Jack Palance,
l<aty Jurado, Brian Keith.
1.-00 11 "Somabocly Up The,. Ullas Ma" (bio1raphy) '5f>-Paul N-man, Pier An1afl, Sal Mlnao.
t:00 4 23 6 (C) "An... In My Poc:bt"' (comedy) '66-Andy Griffith, Lff Mari-lttar, Jarry Van Dyke. l<ay Medford. Henry Jon11. Ed1ar
Buchanen. Gary Collins. Elena Verdu•o.
10:30 11 "P\ll'9Ued"' (wHtam) '47-Robart Mitchum, Teresa Wrlstit.
11:15 2 (C) "The Derll et the Top of "'-Stairs" (drama) '60-Robart Pres-
ton, Dorothy McGuire, Ansela Lansbury, Eva Arden.
7 "'Of Human Boncla1•'' (drama) '64-Klm Novak, Laurance Harvey.
Robert Morley. Siobhan Mcl<anna.
11:30 9 (C) ''The Sky Above, the Mud h i-" (dociumantary) '62-Wllllem Peecock narratH.
I
SATURDAY l (ff)(J)tBAJ ...... (C) ... : •Jlfl.., c:.cllie" (west·
em) '56 -Fr1nk Slutr1, Phytlla
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• 7:30 S.11n. S••• (C) (rom1nce) '4&-hbtrt Youns.
(ff) CJ) Q) SilMeJ tile ... , (C) 11J te11e11 ........ (C) Nottt
l.tl'a T• ~ r.. Dame vs. University of Dettolt
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I JO watts RMS co11ti11uous per
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et len then O.J "/. i11termocluletion
encl harmonic cli1tortion I .
C1 .. a '"' T .... Mmlc Pewer llHFI: 90 wett1 et I ohms.
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Reg.
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