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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-03-28 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesal • ' " . ,. • • r1 , . .. e • Ir • ' • Mesa Do~tor~ Wife ~ Fa~e Murder Raps; New Baby Stnffe.d In Cereal Box; Daughter Vi~ti01 ippie. Mo1n ·Song.ht • DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 VOL ~ NO. 14. I lllCTIOlff, 11 .. AOl!I Easier Armload .. ' DAILY l'ILOT l'het. llY lM ,.,,.. Lea Rae Paterson, 6, has good reason to wonder how she is going to get her big, cuddly rab!Jil, "Templeton," into that tiny Easter basket. Lea Rae is the daughter of Mr. and 1'.1r~ .. R9nald.Pa.terson. o( Costa Mesa. Templeton, the family discovered recently, is a grrl. Air Co-n,trollers Strike Cwgs Nation's Airports · WASHINGTON (AP) -Traveling by air at EasterUme invariably involves Cf(lwds and delays. This weekend , a •Vike-reduced force of air traffic CCln• (rollers made such travel formidable,. Uiough'Jl'l'Slble. Especially In the Midwest and East, flying from one place lo another meant ~ring tieket counter lines, snackbar lines, waiting room lines and finallyr sJt- linl in planes lined up on runways. shifts. It has threatened employes with dismissal for unexcused absences .• , The Easter weekend travel crush is second only to .Christmastime. 11le~air­ . lines scrw?'._d' hundred,, of the 61900 flight.• scbe<luled -esPl)'fally shqrt,haul runs on· the East Coast.. But -ihe fallurt or airplanes to be at an Eastern·depar- ture point at the right time aI!ect.ed .Qlghts In the far West. too. The'" absence were most kl'entfielt In the FAA1s 21 air route control centers, where men at radar screens guide hip. altitude jetli_ners between airports. There were pick& et some centers.-- • ' Girl 1964 Victim . Doctor and Wife Held • Ill Slaying By ARTHUR R. VINSEL art.er the freezer began to smell, and work. But.chered and frozen with foodstuffs men started cleaning out various cuts of in a freezer= at her family's Costa Mesa meat wrapped in butcher paper. home. a baby girl Jay in the icy tomb for Charles L. Kirschberg, an employe, si:ir: years, police revealed today. found what he thought was a coconut - The disclosure was made following the but it was the head of Cynthia Slocum, arrest of the victim 's mother, who is ex-w~ decomposed body at flrat seemed peeled to be a witness against the father to be that of a baby boy. ini Ually booked in 'the case. Santa Ana police notified Costa Mesa Now both Dr. Wesley G. Slocum, 4.1, and lawmen andDr. SJocum'•was traced, event. his wife .Marian, 44, face murder charges. ually leading to an Anaheim motel whert Dr. Slocum was arrested Friday morn-his ·two dalighters were taken irrto pro- ing in a corrl4or at Or~e County Superl-teclive Custody. or Court, where he Was involved in. a Diane, 8, and Marlan, 7, are back In hearing on a $2.25 million suit against the the Albert Sitton Home, where they were Santa Ana Police Department. taken three years ago when Dr. Slocum Questioning at a home ror alcoholics in was arrested and hb wile was hospital· Long Beach -where she has been stay-ized. ing for the past few days -led detectives Originally charged with felony wife to arrest Mrs. Slocum. beating and several other charges. the They are charged with the murder of surgeon was eventually convicted of as- Cynthia Slocum, 2¥t month!, whose dis-<Sault and battery .and child neglect. membered corpse was found Thursday The two young daughters have been in a freezer taken from the couple's wardl of Orange County Superior Court. home. -·wt.th periodic visits to their parents' ex- ' Costa l\fesa Police Detective Capt. Bob pensive home. Green said that Mrs. Slocum bas given a Dr. Sk>c\un was charged with three - statement about the death of the Infant counts o' assault with ·intent lo commit in February, 1964,. but -refused to elabor-murdel': following an APril 11, 1968 shoot- ate. out with Santa Ana police. Complaints charging the doctor and his He was acquitted in a jury trial and wife with murder will be sought Monday subsequently filed suit naming 10 Santa I , ... OAllY l"ILOT ltlll l"lltlf HELD IN BIZARRE CASE IM•• Phy1lcl1n Slocum N eiv Baby.Stuffed Into Cereal Bo-x At Supermarket from the Orange County District Attorney. Ana police offlcera as a result ol the Detective Sgt. Cliff McBride and Oetec· casfl, which came up ror hearing on Fri-HALF MOON BAY (UPI) -A sales· tlve Gerry Thompson discussed the case day, man heard weak cries from a trash bin with Mrs. Slocum Friday afternoon at the His attorney, Paul Augustine Jr., was al a market Thursday and found a new- House of Hope, a Salvation Army-sponsor-Pn>Sent when he was arrested. born baby -still alive - stuffed in a ed center for drinkers. Or. Slocum's wife had calted police to cereal box. Sh, reportedly told them the child died their Santa Ana office as the result ol a 'Jlhe· tnfant, only a few hours old and In the latter part of •February, 1964, but violent argument and they engaged in a with parts of the umbilical e-0rd still pro- police said they cannot reveal how the" duP.I with the surgeon. trudlng from its abdomen, was reported ~by'1 dealh occurred. 1be phvslc lan was wounded In one in good condition today at San Mateo Dr. Slocum -well known to Orange hand by Shotgun peliels and claimed in Genera l Hospital. County authorities -illowed the couple's his sub!teQUent coort action1 thlt bis prl>-Store. manager . Jloi:er Stebecker told $45,000 Mesa Verde home to revert to a fessional abilities were lrDpaited. county sheriff's dcputles 'that a 'hipple- realtor In light of recent tam.Uy problems. Coeta Mesa Police Capt. Bob Green type" vt11ino woman ·in a white sports FumishinD'" were pjcied up from the --'d ~•-y •-WI! unce~-Jn ,. ...... Dr ,-~ -•-· 10 remtfence ar20l7,Cafvtft~VC.. at t.ht Te-NII l'll\Hll nc 1~ IJCWa:I. ' C8r W8S Setn ari>und the store O>.IVUt Sloc:um, had ;.been,,.....ucJng, ~gll\e , quest of the owner and taken to &hick recenQY' bht lakf~"Bad 'an ~ ; ·· ..a;,'"'1',:;.1 •• ;.J·•. · ,·.., ... ~_·.:J...~~""'S5 ., Movlng & Slorag<, IOI! Rfll:hie St., SAnta Deap~ the fact he cbooe not lo .;..,. Al><ili! on liciur latt . '"""cnsnunr, . ' Ana. tlnue payments 00 the .Mesa Verde area a aoft drink salesman. be1rd tht cnes The d~·body wu-found lhere~hOme, -he--bad M.OOO fn...gncuhed cbecks and dlscovered the baby at the El Gran- ln his PQS.Sesslon ' d&Market. -· -The you1'g woman -waa ·des«lbed-••- M one of every {our a.ir traffic con- trollers reported he was !ick. iL meant watclilng departure and arrival boar<h (Or infonnatlon. running from airline count.er lo airline counter checking for aUernate flights, taking already crowd- ed trains and buses. or simply staying home and phoning Easter greetings. COMING MARCH 30 Actress Separated about 19, five feet five Inches tall, with Jone brown hair and dressed in a purple T-sb!H. aod Jevls with pufl>le patches. She was reported drlvlnJ( a whlte 1"7 or 1968 BriUsh-made convtrtlble. The Professional Air Traffic Conlrollers Organization (PATCO) claimed 3,500 or Its nlemben heeded Its call for a gen. era! walkout in a long-simmering feud with lhe Federal Aviation Admlnistra· Uon over pay, work load end equipment. '}'ht FAA , however, said only about 1,000 llad failed to 11how on Friday's three to tfte DAILY PILOT I 1 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actress Klm O.tby and buslnessman James We.st· moreland, mamed Feb. 8, have separ. ated, Jt "as revealed Friday. The couple did not elaborate on re.a.sons ror the sep. 1rat1on, a spokesman aald. Miss Darby 1tan In the movie "True Grtt." ' ... Mrs, Carol KJJby, 34, 1 clerk •l the. store, said she came Into the store, pur- c:ha1ed a loaf of French brea.k and some bulter, and lcn. Sttbe<:tcr said she was the only stranger around In the hour pre- ceding lht baby'1 d1'covtry, ( 'Mechanical Mule' Snuffs Youth's Life A young Camp Pendlelon Marine was fatally crushed by a ''mechanical mule" military vehicle Friday afternoon near the base's "combat town." Marine spokesmen said n o lden- tJCJcation of the dead 21-year~ld Marine private was yet available. The private, who was not undergoing training at the time of the mishap, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Naval Hospital at Pendleton shortly after noCll. The mechanical mule is a small vehicle used to CB!t'Y small numbers of men. It overturned on an-access ·road near the combat town area. The cause of the fatal mishap is wider Investigation. Stage S·winger' s Trip Too Hairy SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A 20-year- old member of the San Francisco cast of ''Hair" was recovering today from a fall during a performanct in which he broke both wrists. A spokesman {or St. Mary 's Hospital. where Kari Richey underwent emergency treatment, said -he was in good condiUon and "cheerful." Richey's part called for him to awing on a rope from a balcony to tbe stage, but, the rope &wung away from him, theater manager Carl Sawyer 1:3id. Richey ran along the scaffolding toward a ladder to try to get to the stage in time for his cue, but slipped and fell. Coast 1''eafllter Those lrlsky Sanla Ana wlods should make It a dusty weekend • ~\'118 ll>o Orang,e Coal while keep-• ing off'O\O< imctr 'lild m&lnt11blni a sunny 7'1k1qree Sunday. ' INSIDE 'l'ODAY OranQt Countv'• fmDJltrs ott 1ome cross cro11·eio1t1f11ation bv UC I rvine 1s ltfike Kriaman tn G _ .speech-be fort ,. lhe Countu Bar A!sociation. Page 3. AIMI u.Mn l L H--.. t Cllwcll ..... 4ol l'M9!"'9t ? Cltulfltf lt.• MtVltt 1 .. 11 Cemlcs U 11••1 •1111t a.• c ... tiWl!'ll 14 '""" 11.u ••11wi.1 ..... • $tw11 ~" ,.,,, •nltrt .. """"'1 14-U UICll lM ll I I 2 D'JLY PILOT 'Name's Carawell! Dick sent me!' Coast Lions . Spons'Jing Y outli Group The Cost.a Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club -a firm promoter or programs for youth -has a new cme, pat- terned after Its own Image. Lions on Ole local scene are 1ponsorlng the Leo Club, a community service oreaniza- ilon for the 15 to 20 year.()}d class, boys and girls too. A cha rter will be adopted April 9 v.·hen the Leo Club meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Girls Club of the Harbor Arta, so charter memberships arc still available. Program aims are t o de\·elop community leadership and the Leo Club wW build and carry out variOUl projecla of lt.s own choosing in the Harbor Area. Advisers include Llons Lou Yantorn, Frtd .E'flis, C.Onrad "Shorty" Spheaffer, Ca r I Henrik.son, Hank Hornsveld, Til~k Lall and Lew Shnon. Organlzl.ng ·members were Greig Ellis, Rob }fenrikson, Paul Hornsveld. Warren Lall, Gary Pieprn, Alan Schwarz, and Miss Jan Yantorn. Shh! Ann11al Kite Flying Day Arrives A group of· young adults aktng the Orange Coast who occasionally race trlcycles and c~lebrate the 'end ot · pm- hibition will be making a last stand or sorts for their most crowd.pleasinf!: annual event of all Easter Sunday Jn San Clemente. But they don't really "''an t anyone to watch. Success, they admitted to- day -huge success -has caused the only problems with the annual kite flying contest which last year was ousted from a Dana Point hilltop because of crowd problems. And the fun -loving SOcial group ls hoping that thousands of people don't show up to watch this year. Of course, some spokesmen for the loosely-knit group have said they· won't chase anyone a.,..ay who wants to watch. ''We're kite fliers, not crowd controllers." a sourci said, "And last year we had a little girl alm05t killed by a motorcycle and a few thous- and people creating all kinds of problems. "All ·we want lo do Is get together and fly kites. not put on a pubHc spectacle." But one problem persists In that line of reasoning, the group will admit -the soar· ing structures they build are so elaborate and unusual , that they 're guaranteed to draw a croYi'd. One ship's chendlery in Newport Beach won a lop prize with a kite resembling a clipper ship last year. It even Oe"''· Th e garishness of this year'• entries should exceed just about anything flown in the past. And if one searches the skies around the end of Avenida Estrella at about noon Sunday. he might find the compelitlon. But don't pnss It on. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDE ~ MATTRESS S • MATTRESSES BOATS HOMES TRAJLEllS lr'replar Sh•pe1 • Co1U Mn• M1ttre11 CG. 1151 Newport Blvd. Uberty 8· 1303 UPHOLSTERY Mesa u,.olstery Uberty 8-§781 IJlt NIWPOU ILYI. • Sohirdly, March 28, 1970 UC .. Irvine Reveals Events~ for 'Ecology Month~ April w1ll be Ecolo1Y Month at U.C JrviDe with a student sponsored Earth Day, blomeleorological and open- space~nferences among plan· ned events em p ha siz Ing ecology. Ki cking orf the environment- oriented events will be the ex· tensiOn lecture series o n "Marine Ecology or Southern Califomla," April l at 7 p.m. In UCl 's Scien-:e Lecture Hall "Open srace in Orange County" wil be the theme for a conference sponsored by UCl;Pfoject 21 to be held April 4 at the Orange County Medical Association Building, ' ~'rn· NylonJackets ~\I Waler ,.i1enl wiUI two MtGn slum collar, tt1J1 slash pockets. adjustable ·cuff~ zipper lront. W3is.t band with : Jhirred elastic silles. ksmed solid "~"' 1trs' Siles M11's Sizes S·M-l · s.-·L·ll · 1.98 .. 2.98 .. LADIES' Ny I on Jackets long sJeM w/til>Uc coif, ~, lfl llOJll •tth 2 98 1X1Cket. Marda"it co!IN wit11 tie strinp. Mite with tine stripes ill mntrastila: c.olors. S-M-L a 11. • Or8J18•· PoUcfts •nd priorities for the preservation of open space lo Orange County will be one of the topics under discussion. . A conference on biometeorology, dealing with the effects of weather upon health, biology and behavior, is expected to draw mort lhan 30 speclallsts fTOm ICl"Qll the naijon t.o tbe campus April s and 7. Internatio nally noted designer and planner R. Buckmltuter Fuller will be one of the speaken at the con- !~f""' 81'0~. ~y lhe.AJCI program in Social Ecology. "Earth, Air. Water" wUI be the :theme for the April 22 Earth Day, parL ol a na· Llonwtde environmental teach- In. R.allles, panel dlscuss.ions and exhibits are planned for the day, starling al 9 a.m. in Campus Park and concluding with workshops at 1:30 p.m. Speakers for Enrth Day wi ll Include Chancellor Daniel G. . Head Scarves "'Petll" -Cbo11s1 frorw •nr colofful 110111 prints Aldrich Jr. and Professors Arthur Boughey and Gordon Fieldlng from the UC1 faculty and llay Stoyer and Don Owen, y.•ater district represcn- tallves. April 23 will feature an auto m«> ratorlum under the s ponsor.s hip of t he Environmental Teach·in Con1- ... 1bltttct1 age of JOO% a-tate. Head Scarves -"· Soli l Colors and Attractive Prints Shea-ladiooed 1001. IY· '°' 11 your 59c cfloice ol solld a3bs & prl"ts. ... ASCO Maxi-Sash Acctnt yea mos! fashimlable ootflt. " add 59 . l~at l'PICial c toaci. to ,our fliir-ID. .. mlttee. E(»-actlvlsts said they hope to persuade f e 11 o w s tudent• and ca mpuJ en1ployes to arrange alternate 1neans of transportallon to c a m p u s , Including bicycles and waking. Stu<lents will participate lil a sta tewide ''!iurvival walk" in late Apri l , ''Zest'' DEODORANT ARE YOU. Om WuGHn .TRY THE AYDS RIDUONG PLAN CANDY ''Meds'' TAMPONS by Modeu ••• C~11s1 h111 l1t11l'r 1r SDJtr IOI tf 4D's Bath and Beauty Soap Bao Sire io 2-Bar Packs Atlerfcu Dool Amtiati11 ~pronl ' "Water Pik''® Cini Htwi•• Applialce "'' 1o111~...,a 1ee111 11111-...-~~- ''Barbasol'' SHAVE CREAM Fir larher Clase Sh1•e1! 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Sill 1. 29 in:J OPfN I AM 11 11 PM ~~~~"'·w...,~-.., ~...,-,.,.,, ..,.· 1 OAYS I Wm NEWf>Ol T HACH iii lt1t llt\ltNI M W"tcllft ~r•u IAI~ HUNTINGTON IU.CH ADAMS AND ••001ou.1•st HUNT INGTON llACH s,-IUNGl)ALB ANO IOINGli• r " . . • . • , , I ' ) • I I -- Weekend EDl ll ON ~OL l."l (NO. 74, 5 ~TIONS, 70 PAGES DAILY PILOT Plllt. ff U. 11'•1111 An Easter Armload Lea Rae Paterson, 6, has good reason to wonder how' she is going to get. her big, cuddly rabbit, .. Templeton," into that tiny Easter basket. Lea Rae is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Paterson of Costa Mesa. Templeton, the family discovered recenUy. is a girl. Census Forms Going Out To 62 Million Families WASHINGTON (AP) -A mountai n ot rovemment forms streamed into Ameri- can homes today as the Census Bureau launched its once-a-decade effort of ask· Jng the public to line up and C(ltlnt off. Mailmen were delivering to the nation's 61 million households questionnaires that, when filled out and sent back by return mall no later than Wednesday, will pro- vide a basis for reapportioning the House. the figures will also be applied under a dmen or more government programs to determine how much federal money aotl where. Most of the forms, about 80 percent accord ing to the bureau, will be four pages long and will take about 15 minutes to complete. Twenty percent of the ques- tionnaires will be more extensive ·and probably require hall an hour or longer to rill out. The Census: Bureau wants the forms rliled out Wednesdaf with information that applies that day. Envelopes accom· pany some of the questionnaires so lhey can be returned easily. Tbe rest will be picked up by enumerators. · Jn metmp6litan areas, the bulk of the rOnns will come with postage-paid re· tum envelopes. In rural areas and small towns as well as a few othe r selected areas, enumerators will pick them up. The Constitution requires the popula- tion count every decade and Congress set the date for April 1, Jt also added a houling census. The short form comprises 23 quesUons, the Jong form 89. Originally, the first form of the 197tJ census had 66 questions. but Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans ordered it trimmed after critics ob- jected that the survey reached toO deeply into individu als' private lives. The front of the form bears the assur· ance that all information given will be strictly guarded. Bureau director George Hay Brown baeked up Ut.is word, saying even ''the President of the United States can't get information for anyone but him- self." Stage S·winger' s Trip Too Hairy SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A 20-ycar. old member of the San Francisto cast of "Hair" was recovering today from a fa ll during a performance in which he broke boUt wrists. A spokesman for St. Mary's Hos.pita!, where Karl Richey underwent emergency lrealment, said he was in good condition and ''cheerful." Richey's part called for him lo swing on a rope from a balcony to the stage, but the rope swung away from him, theater manager Carl Sawyer sah.1. Richey ran along the scaffold ing toward 1 ladder to try to get lo the stage in time for his cue, but slipped and fell Strike Slows Travel ' ' • • --0 t ¥ .... ·~ . .. -• - Your Hometown Dally Paper SATURDAY, MARCH 2f, 1970 TEN CENTS Strike Clogs Airports K,Controllers' 'Sick-in' Hurts East, Middle West , WASHINGTON !AP) -Traveling by air at Eastertime invariably involve• crowds and delays. This "·eekend, a striJce..ttduced force of air traffic COO· trollen made such travel formidable, though possible. Especially in lhe Midwest and East, Oying from one place to another meant enduring ticket counter lines, snackbar Jines, waiting room lines and finally, sit· Ung in planes lined up on nmways. A3. one oC every four air traffic con- trollers reported he was sick, it mqnt watching departure and arrival boards for infonnation. running from airline · counter to airline counter cllecltir1g for alternate flighl5, laking altoad)' crowd· ed trains and buses. or simply staying home and phoning Easler greeUngs. The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Orgai\izatioo (PATCO) claimed ,,500 or its memben heeded its call for a gen- . eral walkout in a tong-simmering feud with the Federal Aviation Administra· tlon over pay, work toad and equipment. ··fbe FAA, however, said only about l,000 had railed to show on Friday's three shifts. It ha s threatened employes y,·itb. dismissal for unexcused absences. The Easter weekend travel crush . is second onfy to Christmastime. The air- Uries iterapped · hundreds of the 6,900 D'1uglater 1964 Vieti1ta Doctor and Wife Held • Ill By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ,... o.llY 1'1111 ll•lf Butchered and frozen with foodstuffs In a fr eezer at !ler family's Costa Mesa home, a baby girl lay in the icy tomb for six years, police revealed today. The disclosure was made following lhe arrest of the victim's mother, who iS ei:· pected to be a witness against the !athtr initially booked Jn the case. · Now both Dr. Wesley G. Slocum, 43, and his wlfe Marian, ~.fa~ ~er ctr.., Dr. Slocum was arrested Jl'riday morn-h>i In a corrldO( al er.-County Sul"fl' or COurt, where he-wu lll_volved In a hearing .., a 11.ll mllJJaa IUlt agaillsl the 8anta Ana Pollet Department. Questioning at a home for alcoholics in Long Beach -where she has been stay· ing for the past few days _. led detecUvet to arrest Mrs. Slocum. They are charged with the murder of Cynthia Slocum, 21Ai months, whose dis.- membered corpse was found Thursday in a freezer taken from the couple's home. Costa Mesa Police Detective Capt. Bob Green said that Mrs. Slocum has given a statement about the death of the infant in February, 1964, but refused to elabor- ate. Complai nts charging the doctor and ~is wife with murder will be sought Monday from the Orange County District Attorney. Detective Sgt. Cliff McBrit!e and Delee· tive Gerry Thompson discussed the case with A1rs. Slocum Friday afternoon at the House of Hope, a Salvation Army-sponsor- ed center for drinkers. She reportedly told them µie child died in the latter part of February, 1964, but police sai d they cannot reveal how the baby's death occurred. Or. Slocum -well known to Orange, County authorities -allowed the couple's $45 000 Mesa Verde home to revert to a reaitor In Ugtrt of recent family problems. Furnishings were picked up from the residence at 2037 Calvert Ave. at the re· quest of the owner and taken lo Schick Moving & Storage, 2061 Ritchie St., Santa Ana, The dismembered body was found there after the freezer began to smell, and work- men started cleaning out various cuts t>f meat wrapped in butcher paper, Charles L. Kirschberg, an employe, found what he thought was a coconut - but It wa s the head of Cynthia Slocum. whose decomposed body at first seemed to be that of a baby boy. Sant• Ana police·natifled Costa Atesa lawmen and Dr. Slocum was traced, event- Slaying .;; uaJly leading to an Anaheim motel where his two daughters were taken into pro-- tective custody. Diane, 8, and Marian, 7. are back In the Albert Sitton ~ome, where they were taken three years ago when Or. Slocum was arrested and his wife was ho9pltal· ized. . Ortgfnally charged with felOJJY wife .~ aod, ~ver~ other ~arse:;,.:: ~.:m=d\~. 1bt ,two .YGOnl• !laD~ter1 have betJi .,ards ot O(abge "°"" Superior Court, with~ Nitl to lr•J18"nta' , .... pensive home. Dr. Slocum was charged with thrte counts or ass1ult with Intent to commit murder, following an Aprll 12, I* shoot· out with Snnta Ana police. He was acquitted in a jury trial and subsequently filed suit naming 10 Santa An• p>fice officers as a result or the case, which came up for hearing on Fri· day. His attomey. Paul Augustine Jr., was prPsent when he was arrested. Dr. Slocum's Wife had called Police to their Santa Ana office as the result of :i violent argument and they engaged in a duel with the surgeon. The physician was wounded In one hand by shotgun-pellets and claimed in his subsequent court action that his pro- fe.~sional abilities were impaired. Costa Mesa Police Capt.. Bob Cl'f"en said Friday be was uncertain whether Dr. Slocum had been practiclng medicine recently, but said he had an income. Despite the fa ct he chose not to con· tinue payments on the Mesa Verde area home, he had $8,000 in uncashed checks in his possession. · Show Goes Off As Dancer Held On Top~ess Rap Some night.spots are rumored to be pretty exclUng, but one Costa Mesa es- • tabllshment reportedly turned out to be just a bust Friday -in more ways than one. Undercover agents who dropped Into the Firehouse, 333 E. 17th Sl , said they found a couple of things uncovered, lead· ing to interruption of the evening's enter· talnment. , Two of them belonged to Miss Diane Brawley, 25, wh<> was arrested for alleg- edly perfonnln1 in topteas fashion . fiighl5 scheduled -especlalty aborl-baul runs on the East Coast. B_ut the failure ot airplanes to be at an Eastern de:par- lure Point at the right time atrect.ed flights in the far West, too. The absence were mo.5t teen1y felt in the FAA 's 21 air route cootrol centers, where men at radar screens guide high· altitude Jetliners between airports. There were pickets al some centers. At a meeting of PATCO members tn Point Jefferson, l<>ng Island, PATCO attorney Lee Bailey said FAA Adminls- lrator John H. Shaffer '1will be badly disadvautagcd if he has to testi(J.,uoder oath.'' B'ailey had said previously he will o.t;ILY l'ILOT tltft f'tltte HELD IN BIZARRE CASE M••• Physician Slocum Neiv Baby8t;uffed Into Cereal Box At Supermarket HALF MOON BAY (UPI) -A sales· man beard weak cries from a trash bin at a market Thursdiui and fQUnd a ~w· born baby -still alive -stuffed lll a cereal box. The infant, only a few hours old and with parts of the umbilical cord still pr~ truding [rom Its abdomen, was reported in good condition today at San Mateo General Hospital. Store manager Roger Stebecker told C'OUnty sheriff's deputlea that a "hippie- type'' young woman in a white sports car was seen around the store about 10 a.m. About an hour later, Jack Ramirez, 36, a soft drinlt-&alesman, heard the cries and discovered the baby at the El Gra~ da Market. The young woman waa described as nbout 19, flve reet five inches tall, with long brown hair and dressed in a purple T-shirt and levis with purple patches. She was reported driving a white 1967 or 1008 Brilish·made con~ertlble. Mrs. Carol Kilby, 34. a clerk at the store, said she canlC intfl the store, pur- chased a loaf of French break and some butter. and left. Stebecker said she was the only stranger around In the hour pre- ceding the baby's discovery . subpeona Shaffer and Volpe "to get U,. truth on the table." He said the controllers' situation ean "only be repaired by creating a corpor• lion outslde the FAA. That will be pro- posed Monday as a !oluUon ll the ~. gressmen can get back to Washington on J\fonday." The controllers, as federal e.mployes, are not permitted to atrlke. There are about 9,000 fully qualified , journeymel'I controllers and about S,200 trainees and apprentices. Salaries for journeymen range rrom $13,389 to $17,403 a year and in busier centers can go to $201855. Some 8tnior controllers earn more than $251000 by working overtime. Chamber Says Air Facilities Bad in County Adequate aviation s er v 1ct1 and facilities are lacking in Orange County and policies of the Board ol Supervisors are to blame, the county Chamber ol Commerce has charged . ln a resolution forwarded to the board and-2S local chambers of commerce, the county organiiation states that provision of adequate sch'eduled air carrier service and general aviation facilities is essential to the business envlronmerit and taz revenues ol the county. The resolutions "stronaly" recom- mends that the avtation policy of the .,county lnclude: -Eztablish and ~clivtly 1uppo·r t facillUes for scheduled air carrier serviet from Orange County to a greater number ol destinations. -:EltabllJh and acttvel1 support .0: quate general (privale) av I 1 ti on facilities. -Esiablish total aviation user char&ts on the basis of a rea sonable ratio between direct benefils to the uaer vs. in· direct benefits to the community. -Establish realistic aist accounting methods for county aviation facilities. the_ county chamber. reaoluUon. alto calls attenUon to recommendations made in 1969 to include the proposed Brea Airport in the county Master Plan of Air .. Transportation; lncreased air service for the county; county support for a new in- ternational airport, improv~ent 0 r Orange County Airport, and development of a IO.year plan for general aviation facilities. . Other moves rostered last year by the chamber lncluded support for direct a1r service to Sacramenlo and avoidance cl. further delays in the development of and Immediate implementation of the air transportation master plan. Marine Crushed At Pendleton A young Camp Pendleton Marine was fa tally crushed by a "mechanical mule" military vehicle Friday afternoon near the base's "combat town." Marine spokesmen said n o Idea. tification of the dead 21·year-old J.tartne private was yet available. The private, who was not undergoing training at the lime or the mishap. was pronounced dead on arrival at the Naval Hos pital at Pendleton shortly after noon. The mechanical mule Is a small vehicle used to carry small numbers ol men. It overturned on an access road near the combal l0-l¥n area. The cause of the fatal R)ishap is Widen invesUgation. Nation Observing Easter Manager DeMis D. Vaughn. 23, was also arrested, on an uncover charge, at the ,winging spa. SF Tavern Bombed Nixon Relaxing On Bahan1a Islancl WALKER CAY, Bahama (UPI) President NiXMt having only partial luck in his search for the aun, relaxed today at a private Island estate ln tht south Atlantic about. r'l5 miles off the Florida coast. Orange Coast ByUlllM Pnu lof<nl-1 Traditional Euler obaervancet vied ·with more contemporary celebrationa this Easttr. weekend. Some holiday travelers bad dirncult~ getUng to •nr kind ol o1>- 1erv1nce. - . San Francisco's Glide Memorial United Methodist Church planned an Easter mornning celebrMion called "Seb:e the journey to liberation." The program inclu. ded two danct companies, a theater work· shop, a ;au-folk band and a "soulful en- aemble." The Rev. A. Cecil Williams Invited at- tendants to "dance the joy of new !lfe :is we telze the journey of liberation. Join u1 at we dance, singe and rap (dbcuss) lil>- tratlon." Worshipers rrom seve.ra1 states we.re. ex- pected to g1ther tonl1ht beneath a 111· loot·~ ol peace" on Ba1d Koob Moun- tain near Alto Pass, TIL Ministers from Kentucky, Missotai a.nd Mississippi' were Jcheduled, to participate In the service. The 11 Revltalizalion corps" of Drake University planned to erect a tent city to dramatize poverty ln Des Moines, low1. The group planned Easter sunrise 1ervi. ces for 7:30 a.m. The sitn, however . will rise in Des ~1oines-at 8:03 &.m. In Daytona Beach, Fla., college SlU· dents on their annual Easter invulon found rain and cold in place of the usual Florida sunshine. "It's too cold,'' Lee Welch. a University of Delaware coed from Towson. Md., complained. "TbJs whole vacation has been totally !hot," another student lamen- ted. A third called It "A hurting situ111t1on." At Orlando, Fla., an Easter rock festi· val turned into a mudbalh as a downpour hit the area Friday. Twenty thousand young campers sought shelter in tenu and cars. But Easter travelers who arrived at their destinations might have consldered -themselves fortunate. A strike by air traf. fie controllers trapped other travelers in airport terminal~ in tome parts of the country. , Studenta. many: trylna to obtain standby space on rem.:i.lnlng flights, Were amon1 the hardest hit. At Ctucago't O'Hare Inter· nati-Onal Alrport some young trave~• W). Jlmbertd gultara and staged an impromp- tu concert for the cap!fve audience. And In Reed City; Mich., Homer Hol· sted, 81, plaMed to unlimber his 81-ye.ar· old rea Easter '" again. Hoisted got the dyed egg•at a 1909 E11- ter party. He keeps it wrapped In a cloth inside an old ahavlng mug. t SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) -A tavern acroY the attett from ' the San Fran- cisco Police Department headquarters was bombed Friday night. The blast OC· cu.rred at the JL.1"0V!?ff; ;::vern In which a Negro-commun der wu killed early thi.111 month by 1 policeman alter a row over paying for a drink. Accompanied by C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo. a Florida rtal estate man and cloee per.. sona.l friend, NIXon made the hour and IS minute helicoi>ter ride to the lagoon- streaked Frand Cays ln the British Ba· hamas lale Friday under a low overcast.. COMING MARCH 30 to the DAILY PILOT .. r Weatller Those frisk,y Santa Ana winds should make It a dusty weekend along Ute Orange: Coast ll'hlle keep- ing olf the smog and maintaining a sunny 70-degree Sunday. INSIDE TODAY Oro"ge Cottniu•1 lawyer1 get some crosa crots•fl'amination bu UC lroinc'1 Mike Krf1maft m. ci speech. b•fore thll Counry Bar A.tsocfatlon. Page :. • •• Allll Ln.ten 14 C-l'lllrdl IMWI ~ c....i'"' ' 1"• ('.~ lJ CNtt_. H lfl..n.t ..... ' •RttthllllMlll 14"U \ ' ... • J DAILY PILOT 'Name '• Carswell! Dick sent me!' Coast Lions Spo1'-Soring Y outli, Group The Colla · Mm-Newport Harbor "ons Club - a firm promoter of programs for youth -has a new one, pat-• terned after Its own Image. Wons on the local scene are sponsoring the Leo Club, a community service orgaoiza- Uon for the 15 to 20 year..(lld claS!, boys and girls too. A charter will be adopted April 9 when the Leo Club mfetS at 7:30 p.m. in the Girls Club or the Harbor Area, so charter memberships .are still available. Program aims are t o . devtk>p community leadershJi> and the Leo Club will build and carry out various projects of its own choosing ip the Harbor Area. Advlsers Include Lions Lou Ya,ntorn, Fred Ellis, Conrad "Shorty" Scheaffer, Ca r I 11enrlkson, Hanle Hornsveld, Tllak Lall and Lew Simon. Organizing members were Creig Enis, Rob Henrikson, Paul Hornsveld, Warren Lall, Gary Piepln, Alan Schwarz, and Miss Jan Yantorn. ' Shh! Annual Kite FI · ymg _ Day Arrives A ll'OtlP of YGU111 adul ts alone the Oranse Coaat who occasJonally raeoe trlcyclea and celebrate the end of pro- hibJUon w!JJ be mlklnf a last ltand of sorts ror their most crowd-pleasing annual event of all Easter Sunday in San Clemente. But they dorit really want anyone to watch. Success, they admitted to- day -huge suecess -has Caused the only problems with the annual kJte flying contest which last year was ousted from a Dana Point hilltop because of crowd problems. And the fun-lovi rig social group ls hoping that thousands of people dCJn't show up to watch this year. Of course, some spokesmen for the loosely·knil group have sara they won 't chase anyone away who wanls to watch. "We're kite fliers, not crowd controllers," a source said, "And last year we had a little girl almoot killed by a motorcycle and a few thous- and )leQple creating all kind!: of probl ems. "All we y,·a nt to .do is get together and Hy kites, not put on a public spectacle ." But one problem persists tn that Une of reasonlng, the group will admit -the soar- ing structures they build are !!O elaborate and unusual, that lhey·re guaranteed to draw a crowd, One ship's chandlery in Newport Beach won a top prize with a kite resembling a clipper ship last Y'ar. ll even new. The aarlshness of this year's entries should excttd just about anything flol'fTI in the pur. And if one searches the skies around the end o f Avenida Eslr,lla at about noon Sunday, he might fin d the compeUlion. But don't pas_s It on. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL GUID~. 0 MATTRISSIS e MATTRISSES BOATS HOMES TRAILEJ\S Implar Slalpes Colla -Motlrtu Co. Zllt Newport Blvd. Uberty B· 1303 e UPHOLSTIRY" e ' Mesa Uliolstery Uberty 1·478J 11150 NIW10lT ILYD, • $1,\urday, Marth 21, 1910 ' . UC Irvine Reveals Eve~ts for 'Ecology Month~ April 11111 be Ecology Month al UC lrvlne wllh a 1tudent I p 0~9-1 0 Ted Earth Day, blomeleoroJoclOll and opeo. space conlertn«s &l!IOlll piaJ>. ned events empba1l1lng ecology. Kicking off the environment- orienled. eventa will be the-ex- tension lecture aeries o n "Marine F.cology of Soulhttn CaJlfornla," Aprll 1 at 7 p.m. In UC1'1 Sclen<e Lecluno Hall. "()pea iiPtc. . In Oranl• Couoly'"""wiU be the \hezrit 'For a coofereoce sponsored by UCl·Project 21 to be held Aprll 4 at I.ht Orange County Medical Association Building, Orange. Pollciea and prlorllles 30 1~lsts from •cross the tar lhe preservation of open nation to the Um.pus April 6 space in Orange County wlU ind 7. be one ol the topics under :1nle.rnatJ9'!11!1 -noted d1'<lus•loa. -~-.:DiaDi>er ::.R. A conferenc e on Buctm.lnater l"'u5sr' wtll . be blomrt<orology, deailn( wiUI ooe ol 1111 ~at the coir the eUects of weather upon ference sponsored by the UCI health, biology and be:havtor, program in Social Ecology. is expected to draw more than 11Eartb, Air, Water" will be cai I. - • the theme !or the April 22 Earth Day, parl of a na- tiomrlde environmental teach· la. 'RalU.., panel dllcus•lona w· exhlb~e planntd fDl the dly, starting at 9 a.m. 1n Campua Park and concludiag with workshops at 1:30 p.m. Speakers fot Earth Day will lnelud~ Chancellor Daniel G. . Aldrich Jr. and Professors mlttee. Ee:o.acllvl1ts said tbt,. 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Harrold Carswell to counter growing opposition to -the Tallahassee, Fla. judge. 'LOV E SONG' COM ES ON STRONG AT CHURCH ROCK FESTIVAL At the Falr9rounds, Wallln' in the 1Namt of th1 Lord Bo~king Beligio11 Bands Us her In Good Fr iday A Good Friday Rock festival was held Frid'ay at the Orange Count y Fairgrounds, sponsored by C a I v a r y Chapel in Costa ?i1esa. The festival featured five rock bands from Calvary Chapel. An estimated 900 young people from the Harbor Area showed up for lhe concert which con· sisted primarily or religious rock music. The first group to play, Love Song, was comprised of four young men who all said they have been arrested on narcotics charges in the past. One said he is still !E!rving lv.:o days a week in jail for a marijuana offense. The group is now "down on drugs" and has written songs with r e 11 g i o u s messages. The grou p's manager, Mort Solomon said, "These boys now believe in the Lord and are writing, singing aDd preaching to youag people and giving personal testlinony on the evils of drugs." Titles of some of the songs played by Love Song included "Jesus Puts the Song in Our Hearts." "Changes." "Since I Opened Up the Door," and ''Think About What JeM Said." Religious literature was passed out by many of the long·haired youths· at the (esLivaJ which lasted un lil S p.m. Now It's Gasoline Spillage Polluting Laguna Streets Laguna's Easte r week misfortune s con- tinued Friday afternoon when 1,390 gallons of gasolfhe poured out of a broken safety v11lve on a tanker truck and bad to be flushed down Coast Highway and onto lhe beach by firemen. The mishap occured shortly after noon when a huge. 6,400..gallon lanker from the Sweeney Oil Cllmpany of Rosemead struck a curb as driver George Dyer turned from S. Coast HighWay onto Legion Street and into the Gulf Oil Sta- tion.on the corner. The gasoline, safely diluted With wat.et, wag flushed into a storm drain and out onto the Main Beach near the Hotel Laguna. where a ci ty crew with a bulldozer blended lhe mi:ii:ture with dry sand . Lifeguards stood by to krep beachgoerll from tossing cigarclte but1s into the area while the burial v.•as in process. Since very little of the ga~line mixture reached the water, It was not considered necessary to close the beach. Since gasoline evaporates r a pi d I y , fireman said, it does nol present the same hazard as oil in the water. Tbe White House, however, has reject- ed-at least tentatively-a propogal that President Nixon go on nationwide tel~ visJon to urge public support of the nomi- nation, a pro-Carswell Senate sourct said. Administration strategy 5tssions are fe>- cusing on how to bolster Carswtll's to counter growing opposition to' the Talla- hassee. Fla., judge. The White House, however, has rejetl· ed -at 1,ast tentatively - a proposal that PN!sident Nixon go on nationwide television to urge public support of the nomination. a pro-Carswell Senate 50Urce said. . Admin istration strategy ~ession! are fe>- cu sing on how to bolster Carswell's chan- ces of Senate confirmation amid increas- lng signs the outcome is in doubt. Nixon re.mained cutwardly confident. At Key Biscayne, Fla., where the Presi· dent is spending the Easter weekend, White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the chief executive feel~ Carswell will be nnfirmed. The Senate votes April 6 on a motion by Sen. Birch .Bayh. £0.lnd.) to send the nomination back to the Senate Judiciary Committee in an effort 1o kill iL ff the recommital motion fails. a vote on con· firmation will be taken two daya later. The motion is designed to woo Repub11· can senators who lean against Carswell but who are reluctant to oppose Nixon On a confirmation vole. " The Senate aourct reported that after a strategy meeting at the White House Thursday .nlght. word had b~n received through the Justice Department that Nl:r· on was not going to go on television to ap. peat to the nation for support of Carsv,.ell's nomination. He said the decision had to be regarded as tentative because d.iscus&ions were still continuing. However, the source said Nixon plans to call some GOP senators to the White House next week to discuss Carswell's nomination. Also, the source sAid, · top White House aides are upected to try to prevent any weakening of Republican support. So far only six GOP senators have pu~ Ticly expressed opposition to the nomina- tion. but opponenta: are hoping to gel about a doien Repilblican votes for! returning the nominatioa 10· the· Judiciary Commit-tee. ,_ Meantime, al a news conference in Salt Lake City, 5en. Frank Mo!S (0-Utah.) became the Uth senator to declare his opposition to Garswell. Forty 1enators have announced support of I.he nominee. Sen. Howard W. Cannon (0-Nev.) said -he will vote to return the nomination to commiltee. Earlier, he sal<l ·he expected to vote for Carswell's conlirmaUOn. Sen. George Murphy (R-Calif.) issued ~ statement saying he will vote against the recommittal move and in favor of con- firming the nomination. Carswell. now a judge on the SLh U.S. OAILY PILOT 5t1n Pllt .. LEARNING ABOUT COTTON Mild of COtton Friend Ne tv port Beach's '.illaid of Cotton' • Having a Boll By stEVE MITCDELL Of n.. Dllllf' Pllft 11.tff By TOM l!ARLEY Of t11ti Otl!Y Plltt flllff Orange County lawyers were warned Friday that their prol..,lon, "with tljo poss'Jble exctpUon or the American Clvn Liberties Union," has done nothing towards resoJvlng Issues that are leading today's young people to riots and, civic tunnoil as a means or expressing their mounUng dissatisfaction with American social conditions. They were lashed by UCI student leader ?i.fike Krisman as "reprt.sentaUvea or the middle class structure that cl&lms to represent us all sJ.ropJy because it comprises 60 percent or A m e r I c a • fl.faybe ," quipped the coordinator of stu- dent advl.!llng at Irvine, ;'they d1dn't realize that there are 30 million of us below their economic level." Krisman told the Orange County-Bar Association luncheon audience that the "class structure they represent" could claim no credit for the fr1grnentation of t~ Students for a Democratic Society organization of which Krisman ts an of- ficer. Krisman readily conceded that there are splinter groups in SDS "but they are not there because some of us no longer agree in our goals. "They art there because the mountlng frustrations of young people are driving them up the wall," he 1aid. "From \•:ondering what society has to offer they have now turned to wonderinl if society will ever offer anything." DEMONSTRATIONS nose frustraUons boil out. Krisman Judith Anne Friend, Califonia's 1970 said, into demonstratlons on the lint Of "Maid of Cotton." returned to her the destructloo of the Isla Vlsla branch of Newport Beach home Friday with enough the Bank of America In Santa Barbara. "That doesn't mean," he added, "that I homewo(k to make any girl panic. condone thal kJnd of thing because I The 19-yeat-old blonde was selected to don't. But I can understand the pressures represent the California Collon Industry that led those people to that acl and I can in the contest which v.·as held in Fresno readily unde rstand why they cqose the last Saturday. "' Bank of America a1 an Ideal represen- Judy's "homework" includes finding lative of the type or repression that ts in· creasing and which they can no longer out all she can about the cotton industry endure." in California be.fore she goes on tour for It is known, Krisman said. that many the cotton industry in April. federal loan programs offered to students The San Diego State College sophomore are contingent upon the students or their was chosen from 15 finalists in the "?rtaid families moving Uleir personal aceount.s to a branch of that bank. "That•tsn't all.'' of Co:tton" beauty contest last week:. She he added whUe a Bank of America law was given a coUon wardrobe vaJued at officer listened carefully, "be<?auae tbt more than $2,000 and .a $t.OOO scholarship pressures exerted by that same bank fund. have led 1 to a 1 n ecooo~ stranglehold that "1 spent lasL weet'in F'rdno,·trying on doeQ\'t·e Im nate atu\KllllWld rnuq:·pee- my cotton wardrobe, having , portraita pie from its grip. J¥en aod l•ttlnl 111¥ hak. sty!<id;" lildy "You can't do anything wilholft ""1~e! d ' your money going to the BW •of •tlfPlaine · America,'' Krisman &aid. 1 ' 0 e f e I! s e. She returned lo her parents home--at government, agriculture. weJfare, you 4126 Patrice .Road, Newpart Beach, Fri· · name It and the Bank .or America Is 1n day with arrnloads of Pa m Ph I e Is , there getUng Its: piece of the pie." brochures and booklets on the cotton in- dustry which she will have to know DISENCHANTMENT "backwards and forwards" before she Krisman said the. dJsenchantment of his tours San Francisco deP,artrnent stares generaUon is compunded by the fact that Apr~· 16. · . "we can not hope any longer that so-call- ·'J am the ofricial ambassador for the ed reformers or reformist movementa California Cotton Industry and, besides will emerge to redress a balance that is modeling my wardrobe, I have to 'talk increasingly slipping agablst us. cotton' with department store owners and "AU society has 1o offer us b L)71!don ttpreseniaUves," she stated. OAIL Y PILOT Slaff ...... FLAYS COUNTY ATTORNEYS UCI Aidt Krisman Johnson, Nixon, and Humphrey. Rather than represent a hope for the future the1 represent greed, corrupUon and imo periali:m and when I'm asked to toot back at (Franklin Delano) Roosevelt and how he saved us all and advanced .socialism all r have to say is that be aav· · ed capitalism," Krisman aaid. "We are guffering l'rom an increasing moral atroph)'," Krisman warned his au. dience. "We are suffering from the kind of thinking offered by (U.S. Sen. George) Murphy when he tells us that Chicanos pick crops because they Jtke plckln1 crops and don't want to do anything else." "We are not Communists and we a~ not working for any foreign power, Krisman J;ald. ..Uke you, we deplore repressive acts of the Soviet Union !UCh as the rape of ~hoslovakla and like you, we are Americans wlth beliefs in American ideals. CREATE BARRIERS "But ypu dl!n'l rtpr<1ent lhooe Ideals and you are moving farther awaY. from them when you a11ow the law to create barriers of the kind that face Y1JWll peo- ple tOOay and drive them to vlolenoe and drugs,•· Krisman added. Krisman ended bis Good F r I d a·y message tor Orange County'1 lawyers with the comment: "One does not wppreu, oppress or exploit. One helps his fellow man In as many ways and in as many forms u: possible. "Those to us are Americait Ideals," he commented. "1bat is what we be.lltve in and that is e1actly what we have always advocated." The blow broke a pipe on a safety val ve under the tanker and the entire load of 1,390 gallons of regular gas flowed over the service station area and down the ad- jacent Coast Highway gutter. Firemen armed with giant hooes flush- ed the area with thousands ..cl gallons of water over a period of two houn until the aroma of gasoline that filled t h e downtown area abated. Wages Now Only I ssue in Postal Negotiations The Main Beach was reope ned onl)' three days ago after a seven-day closure when a sewer mai n break poUuted the swimming area. Earlier thi s week, ex- cavation for installalion of a water main caused buckling of lhe rloor of the city's nood control channel. It has been a less-than-happy holi day for the Art Colony. Circuit Court 0£ Appea.Js, ls the second Southerner nominated by Nixon to flll lhe Supreme Court vacancy created by the resignation of Abe Fort.as last l\fa)'. Nixon's firts choice. Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr., of Greenville, S .. C .• was rejected by the Senate on a 55-45 vote last November. Judy will represent the California Cot- ton Industry In the National "Maid of Cotton" contest which wiU be held in P.femphis. Tenn. In December. When she isn't touring, the green-eyed beauty v.·111 attend San Diego State where she is majori111 in physical education. • Viet Cong Booby Trap Explosion Kills Two Gls : \\!ASHlNGTON (API -Union and gov. emmenl cfficials working to beat an un- defined deadline have cast aside all is· sues except wage increases in the threal· ening JX15lal dispute. The joint announcement Frid~y nighl was seen as a possible blow to Nixon ad- ministration attempts lo win speedy and massive reform of the mail sys tems. The negotiations were to re sume to- day In an attempt lo settle the diSJIUte that Jed to .1 widespread strike of postal clerks and carriers a wee k ago. The statement issued by the t\\'O bar- gaining teams offered no hint the dis- cussions that began Wednesday l!ad brought the two sides cl06e to a settle- m·ent. Both ,;ides "agree that postal v:orke:r111 need and must havP. salary increa!(l:s and that the nn l:v queslion ts how much and \1'hen:• the statement said . It added that "all other problenis - and there are manv -must be po..c;tooned until the wage qutstlon Is solved ." T V 'Blac kout' For Hoffman NEW YORK (AP) -CBS blanked out yippie leader Abbie HoCfman during an 1nt.ervtew on the Merv Griifin Show Friday nighl because he wore a ghirt resembling an American Flag. Netv.·ork President Robert Wood said ltorrman's image 'f'IS blanked oot "bt- c:ause of the poM\b\lity of Violation O( law as to disrespect and descreation of the nag. and to 1vold affronting our ''!ewers." A net~'-Ol'k spokesman, Harry Feeney, 11ald GM fnn remained visible during the taped Interview •nd that the audio por· 11on was untouched. tte said Hoffman, one of the Cblcago 7, probably was not told he would be blanked out during the I.ele- ct~~ 'J'owe rirag Ride Gary Burrill, owner of Newport Be·ach FM radio station KOCM tests new 320-foot tower (!ell) for stability before embarking on symbolic ride up the structure in boatswain's chair Friday. Burrill pro. claimed he would ride to lhe top to commemorate reaumption of oervice lrom extended broadcast tower alter original one was felled by a duµip truck laol January. However, Burrill had second thoughts after rising to the monumental height of 30 feel and returned lo earth where oonstrucUon boss John Hlgnlle helped hlm out of the chair. A:flyway, the staUop I• back at full power. • SAIGON (UPI ) - A Viel Cong booby trap made of a captured U.S. artillery shell exploded amid a group of American soldiers, killi ng two and wounding 19, military spokemen said today. Jt was the only action Involving U.S. casualties listed Jn morning communlqJ.!eS. No new fighting was reported from the Cambeldlan frontier following the South Vietnamese invasion two miles into the neighbering natio.n Friday. The booby trap explosion occurred 23 milea south·sootheast of Da Nang when troops of the U.S. America( Divis.ion set tt oCf Friday afternoon. Fifteen of the woundedl were hospitalized, 1pokwr1e.o laid. Headquarter• concentrated its air power on suspected Viet Cong and North Vietna. ml!!e troop buildings along the Laotian and Cambodian borders, below the demili- tarlied zone and on South Vietnam's south- ern coast. Fighter-bomber and helicopter guns~lp pilot.a reported killing a total of 36 guerilla soldiers In strikes In the A Shau Vaney. the main entry point of the Ho Chi Minh trail from Laos, and in the U Minh For- e!t on the southern coast. 952 ~tratofortresses recorded four ove.r· weight missions, hitting twice just below the demilitarized zone and twice more along the Cambodian border 31 mlles northwut of Saigon, miUtary spokesmen old. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese gun. nm firtd 111 mortar or rocket salvos tftt.O BETT ER LATE TH AN NEVER? SEA'M'LE (APl -"Sundown sum." \\'Orn but well read. has returned to .the main bnnch ol lhe SeetUe Publk Ll~rary after a 43-year odyssey. . • The Ubrary was marking Its 10th an- nlver&ary and the Western novel bor-rowed In 192'1 came In with 1,000 over· due Jtems durln& 1 one-day aeneral tm• ncaty on fines. allied bases during the nJg.ht.. two "them considered significant by beadquaften in that they caused cas:ualties, damq e or were against major trmtanauoru1, The South Vietnamese push lnto Cam· doia Friday was said to have resulted ln the deaths of 53 Communist. troops who had bee_n using ihe neutral nation 11 a sanctuary. Government losses were des. cribed as light. From Phnom Penh today, there were re- ports Viet Cong troo~s had massed into t~·o columns and were marching from bor· der bivouags toward Phnom Penh. ' DAILY PILOT 1)14NGE COMT PUILlstllNG COMP4N'I" ••btf't N. Wt.4 l'l'ttlollei!I •N l"uill""-' J.¢ ••. c~rl•v Vic• "'"·Offll •lie! ~·· M~· lho11t11 k11wil Edllor Tlio1•"' A. Mu1phi110 M,tlll$1nt l:ClllOI" •;elo1r~ '· Nill Soulh O•ll'llM c-1\' l!Clilor ""'"' CMf• Mclf: lJO Will '"' llrttl Htw~~~:l :h"~::ii:-:.::,.lc¥11'11 ~1111""'"" kt<•: Ht)J' .. t<ll 13'111-rll S-11 (;...,_It: J05 Nfr'lh II C11ft!M ltMI OAIL Y •1LOf. w!lll W...ldl II Uft'llillM lo.t ........... -.. " ..... ..,,.. ••llY --'-' Cllf' .. tfl'fflle td11'°""' IW ~ kdlo Nt-• lt<ldl. C•t1 Mal. ......llll!M •••di lflf "-""' v .. ..., .... ~ ..... rilllOllfl fdltlll\I, Or..,.. CMft ,._.""°lrlt ~ .... "" ..,.,.. '"" ., mi w.1 ..... ........ ,...,...., lllCll. It/I »II w.i llY iltttl, C.M Met. T...,._. f71 41 '4J 04JJI Cl..Uletl Adfttff .. Hl·!l•JI 5M Clfflate Al ftt,_1m1JtJ T...,.._ 4•JMJI (lllllY•lfll!, Int, or.. C-1 P!# .. 111111 c......,1, "'' """" •I#'*'· n11.it1t•11'llt. H llOl'ltl ,....,... fl' a"'*'l~lt 11«111! l'llf' ... '~"""""" ~,,....,, ~ltl ,.. "' ~lilll .. <OPYfllfll ~r, -... cilia ....... Mid II N-1 ._. M C•lf M-. t.t1lfflml1, Wttw:rlllll1'ol'I .., Uttlll' t2• -llllfl •w !NII 91 Jlt ,,.lllfllJ ,..m,.ry 11eu11111--. u.• -1111y, • l 4 DAll't' Fll Oi Pulpit and Pe.w Glort1 Del Luthtran Church, 33501 Stonthill Drive, Dana Point, wiU hold an East.er sunrise service at 6 a.m. on a hillside above .the church. Easter Festival Services ~·1 11 also be held at 8:30 and 10 a.m. and the Rev. Donald Blankson will speak on "The 'Third Day." Rev. Donald Hawkes wtll c o n d u c t Easttr Sunday servi~s at ·the Fint Baptist Cbw.rtlt of Fountain Valley •• 17415 Magnolia Ave., Fountain Valley at 11 a.m. The New port f{arhor K.19'anls Club will hold its an· nual Easter Sunrise service Sunday al 5:45 a.m. in the Newport Harbor High School Stadium located at the corner of Trvine Ave. and 16th St., Ne,•:port Beach. Rev. Bernard 1'.1umford of the Melodyland Christian Center will deliver the &ttmon and Rev. James Blain of the Ne\vport Harbor Lu theran Church will conduct the service. SI. \Vl\f r e d or ,~ork Episcopal Church will hold Easter ser,·ices at 8 a.m. holy communion. 9:'3o a.m. choral holy eucharist and se rmon. 11 a.m. choral holy eucharist a,nd sermon. and 7 p.m. Festal Evensong. HarOOr Reform Temple will hold its monthly-Family Sab- bath Ser\•ice Friday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Jaines Episcopa l Church . 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. The Sisterhood of Harbor Reform Temple, N e w p o r t Beach, \1ill hold a book fair lC)- day with used books for sale from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The lesson·sermon to be preached in all Cbrl1tlan Science churches y,·lll b e: ''Reality." Church e: s and ser vice times aNl : F i r s t Church of Christ, Scientist, 2880 ?ltesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa, 11 a.m.; First Church of Christ Scientist. 810 Ollve St., Huntington Beach, 11 a.m .• First Church of Chrl1t, Scientist. 6" Hlah Drive, Laguna Beach, 9:30 and 11 a.m.: First Church al Christ, Scientist, 3303 Via L I do , Newporl Beach, 9:15 and 11 a.m. and Second Church of Christ. Scientist, 3100 Pacific View Drive. Corona de] ?11ar. 10 a.m. Easter S u n r i s e Services, sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 134, will be held In Huntington Park overlooking TaJbert Lake Sunday beginning at 5:30 a.m. Rev. John ie Crumpler or Ellis Avenue Baptist Church will be the speaker. Senior High. and college. career youths of W a r 11 er Avenue Baptlst Charcb, - Warner Ave. at Gothard St .• Huntington Beach, will spansor an Easter Sunrise service and breakfast Sunday and services directed by Dr. Edwin Creene will be held a ll a.m. and 6 p.m. with spe<:ial cholr ;:iccompanirnent. Christ L~tbera:· Church, 7611 Vict.orla St., Costa h1esa, will hold ils l~lh annual Easter Sunrise service Sunday at S a.m. at the Paulo Drive-in Theater, Costa Mesa. "Thank God It's Easter" will be the message delivered by Rev L. V. Tornow. Roy I. Madsen of the New York American Bible Society, will be Mary Dorr's guest on the soc I e t y' s "lnlerfaitb Dialog" program Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on KDAY Radio 1580. St. Jame1 Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach, will hold Easter S u n d a y services starting at 11 p.m. Saturday evening with a mid- (CooUaued on Page 5) Easter Talk The Rev. Bert Webb '"ill be the Easter sun· rise service (6 a.m .} speaker fo r . First As· sembly of God Church in Costa f\.1esa . lD .addi· lion to heading the de. nomination's Commis· sion on Chaplains, Rev. \Vebb has concentrated in the areas of evangel· ism and pioneer work. Request Ignored Voiv Reneivals Called Sparse ROME (AP) -Bishops and priests around Europe largely lgnored a \latlcan suggestion that Priests renew their vows or celibacy and obedience in a public ceremony this Holy Thursday. In Rome "nly 25 priests, some of them in their SOs. showed up-in the Basilica of SI. John Lateran to respond "Yes'' Lo an archbishop 's formal question : "Do you want to be more in· Limate.ly united in conforming lo the Lord Jesus. renouncing yourselves, in the joy of your consecraliai:i by means of celibacy and by means of obe· dience to your bishop." The formula was proposed by the Vatican's Cilngregalion for the cter~ in a document sen t lo all bishops Nov . 4. and made pubUc on Feb. 9. The document. signed by I h e. American Cardinal. J oh n Wright, appealed to priests to renew their vows -privately or pubUcly -once 1 year on Holy Thursday. Floral Cross To Be Made A floral cr<>-'1 agaln will be created during the Sunday School hour tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Four Square Church, 1734 Orange Ave .• carryin~ out an Easler Sunday tradition. Selections will be presented for the 11 a.m. "'orship service by the church choir under the directioo of 1'.1rs. \\lesley \V. fl111rrin, and the pastor, the Rev. Nurrin will speak on '·He Arose." A SS-minute feature length film, "I Beheld His Glory.'' "'ill be shown in the 7 p.m. se rvice . ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1230 l11k•r St. Gt fol"I••· CCIStO Meso Re¥. Co1111ie Sollo1, PDltOf Sunday School 9:45 a.m. hlorning '_Vorship ~1 :00 a.m. BaplisL Training Union 6 p.m. Evening Service 7 p.m. \Vednesday Bible Study & Prayer .............. 7;00 p.rn. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON, COSTA. MESA. Al.V. J. O. WALL.ACE Sundty Sd•ool ••• ,, •. , 9:45 Tr•inin9 Union ••••••• • 5:00 Morning Worihip •.••• I I :00 E"'•ning Wotthip , •• ,. , 6:00 W•dt1•,d•v Pr•v•r M•ttln9 for •II t tJ•• .••••••••••••• 7~l0 Ph°" 642·!1 II NurMfY AIW•Y' A.¥•11•1• UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 2252 S. f . PALISAD!S ll:OAD SANTA. ANA HEIGHTS. SUNOA¥ SCHOOL ...• . .•..•.•..••.•. , .....••. f :4J A,M. MOllNlNO WOltlHI,. •••••• ·····-••.•.•••••••.. 11 A,M. I.VINING WOllJH1" •.••••...... , ......... _,. 1 ,..M. MIOWlll( SEIVICI!: WlONESOAY 1:M .. ,M. Wlllitm S. 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Aoltc.•11"1 ll:OI ,t,.M, M1rnln1 W•r1~111 Yeuii1 c11wrcllm111 Nutttry <••• P'r•-l'dtcl GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 15TH & MONROVIA, NIWPOllT llACH 646·6620 111 1-.:k Wtll of Hut Hol11111n Tho111 1t l1n ... 1nuli, Pto!or Sim Mil!1t, Mui;ctl Oh1clor !:45 A.M.-S11tdoy Sc.hool -N11r1ery •lte11do11' 10:50 A..M.-"Wllo Sh•ll ltoll A.WCl'f 'he 51011•1" 7:00 l".M-"A Total Com'"t''"•nt" loth Sff'"olll by PDllOI W~. 7 :30 P.M.-Dr. J oh11 I . Sc.011, S.C.C. Third in 11rie1 •f T•ochl"' look of lto'"a~ '"SINllSPllA.TION" EYEll:Y SUNDAY NIGHT • J ' u SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple , A.4881 BERNARD P. KING -b. meeting at Sf.J1mes Episcopal Church o 3209 Via l ido. Newport Beach fOf lnform1tion: C.ll 67!>-7230 HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Coate Me11 V, L HllTWICIC, Pes,er 141·4704 ltOll•t I'. lll'tlO Mlnltltf If I.Mt!""' (l ~l •llOl'tlY Mlnilflf "' M\ltk NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 250 t Cliff Dr. LI 8·4293 LUTHERAN CH URCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pac ific Vie\v Dr. The ll:e¥. J•mn c;. llal11, l"ostor II The lt1¥. ltona1d Whit•, ' Corona del f\Iar DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Mr1. Wal¥• Chambarlallt, l"ori1k Worker I A.ubl•n' PDltor I F•m•IV Wor1h1, •:oo IO lO:lO a.,,, I $11!ldt'f :SC.llol>I •:XI IO 10:10 1.m. Phone 644-7664 Woralllp ltrwlai ll:OCI IO 12:06 1! Nursery care available 1: at all services t :OO A.M, famlty Wonhl, 10:00 A..M. S1111doy Ch1rch Scltool 1: WELCOME 11 :00 A.M. fntln w.rs111, N•rwry Pr•.-lded ' CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Sv11ad 760 Vittorio Sr., Coste Mffo lotlrar V. Ton1ow, Pcnror $48-5404 V/OfJhllt Sofrv•,tJ: I;\' & II • M ~unoSAY lt"~'· •JO .lo M. Adut1 Bibi~ t l•n: t .ill .lo.M. CHlllSTIA.N ELIMINTA.lY SCHOOL 541-6t66 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mft• Yar4e Drl¥• & laker St,..,, Cost• Mno, Calif. AHOREW C. AHOEllSON, P'tilor :.ulld•v 5t hool: l :Oll, •:JO 11111 t1 :00-Mor~ln11 Wor1n10, •~oa. t • .>o t~ 11 :00 Prine• of l't•C.• lul~1ren ~chool -Min Edhtr Olion. Pri11clp•I Offic• Phon•: l49-0S21 Sc.hool Phon1: 549-0561 ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 18182 Culver Drive University Drive, Irvine lte¥. Herbett N. Nl1r11111111, Pmtor Sw11d6'f SelrooJ-t:l S A..M. fa'"llY Wort>rlp 10:30 A.M. l]J.1211 N11rMry Core 133·3246 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ltlbo t hlt nd THE UNITED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH I IS A9t!• 675-0950 •:lO •nd 11 :00 a.m. Trtdilion•I Worihip l 5undtv Schaol Coll• Mt1• FIRST UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH 191h St. I Ht rbor Blvd. Church Worih;I" -9:10 & I 1 Churc.h Sc.hool -9:10 549.7717 Co1l t M111 Nodk MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M11• V••d• & l a~tr St. 549-17 1• Worihip & Church School t :OO I 10:10 A.M. Hunlin9lon Bitch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1721 17th St. S36-l5l7 Strwic.ts -9:!0 & 11 A.M. Nuutry fhru 2nd 9r1dt • t I Churc.h Sc.hoot -9:1 0 A.M. HunliMglon !le•c.h -North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 66#.12 H1il Av•. 142·4461 Wo11hi1:1 I Chur,h Sc.hool 9& IO :JOA.M. l•vi nt -Et1I Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 831-llll 11~22 Culv•r Ro1d ., u"iw1r•itv o,; .... Worihi p I Churc.h Sc.~oo! ' & 10:30 A.M. L1gun1 Be~ch LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH 216J 2Wtil•v0ri"'t in So. l•gun~ Wor.h;p 11 A.M. Churc.h Sc.hoot 9;30 A.M. ••9-JOl l N,wporl l•1ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA !400W. B•lbot 11..-d. 67].]805 Wo•thip-9:1 0 A.M. Church School- 9:30 'I. 11 A.M. Seventh· Day Adventist Churc:h '=====.II ' SUNDAY SERVICES ':41 A.M.-Sw11d•y Sc.ll••I 1 O;JO A.M.-"Wh'I tltt' lt•t11rf'Ntl•111" -Strrflon bv l"11lor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas ..J/arbor Cfu·iJliaii Ch.u1'ch Of NEWPOllT llACH-IDIKlplot) MHtln9 111 .. ul••IJ He1,.r 11•1Mftt.,., Scheel 4JS I. lttll St., C••'• M- Cht1rch School -9:30 A.M. Worship -10:45 A.M. N111'fff"f Cere l"re¥1dt4 Phone; 675·3985 lilinister: Or. 0 . \\'. l\lcElroy CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON ST. COSTA MESA llTWllN HA.1t10• 91114 FA.l~YllW SUNDAY .MOll:NING lllLE STUDY .......•....•• 9141 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING WOlS1'4IP t COMMUNION • , 10:45 A.M, SUND.AY EVENING WOll:SHI' •••• , ••••••••.•••• 6100 ,..M. WEONESOAY EVIN!N& l lllE STUDY •••• , •• , •••• 7:JO l",M. NUISllf c:Altl Pl.OYIDID D11ae o. 111.,n.1; D. G. H11ra1 Ml111ster AiMClcrt9 Ml11l1ter P~'"" 541-571 1 Day or Night ' 271 A.1eUtde St., Co1tt1 Mn• Jt"" ShlWll)llll, ••il•r ,~_, •'*"''" llllPOll:MATION LUTHlll:AN CHUll:CH At¥. lt•r •· e<1!n• Simdtf $tllttl-41M A.M. Sabbe" Sc'eol • , .• •110 AM M•r•llt Wenhl' •• 11 ;00 A.M ,,..,., Meetlitt W-4 .. 7:JO ,M MttftlJlt W•ttlll,._..,. a 11 A.M. Lent111 ,,,.,1c_w .... ,,,. '.M. lJfH M..,..tte, Wnlnll111ter I-= ,_ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH f040 Ttlb•rt A••· ITolMn & M91119lla), POUNTAIN YALLIY UNIFIED SEii.ViCE • Su nd•Y Sc.hool t :JO-WO~SH I ,.. 10:10 Wo11h!p I-Yovth Grewp1 -4:l 0 p.1'!. ffll'll•V ,,..,ldfof ll"lll lHVkU A Comft'IWllly Cl>vrtll -VII~ Art A ... ,.. Wtkermi Attend the Church of Your Choice on Sunday ,_ ' I, I ,, ' 1:00 P.M.--GU!ST SPIAICll i ' G,,.rd H•v•• COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ,.....SC.!Moll -lll!loll .... ttltll 1"-'try Clllhl (fN * TEMPLE SHARON Ttte •• ...,. .. ,.,. l'flefatu• fet .... 011tlN H•rti ... Atff 617 WMt Hoilltofll, c .... MIN All J•wi1h f•'"llltt ••• in..,lf•d te jo!11 111 I~ trul, ft'l•1nintful SAIU.TH nlNINO. llltYICU ,ll:IDAY et 1:11 P.M. Spltlhllll LHdet -ll:•b~ .. .,... ......... 646·1111 T•'"PI• Sh•ro11 Ooir -0ft•9 Sh•b•t S41·14J2 EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH •f H••tlllft•• hocll 1 f12 Flotld• A.w.. ll6·7ftS ••v. Alfref L Mtllfr, "•1ttt t 41 A.M. -t11M1y lt"'-1 -411 Afft 11 .tt A.M. -M•rll!ftl Wwtl!r., f """· -Y9lill~ 0!'911'' 1tll f'.M. -1¥Mlllt SMVlcl, 1 l".M, W .. ., Jttlt 11111,. Christ Churc:h Presbyterian 20112 MClf~ollo (N•ot A.d..,,.) H1111tl119to11 hoch ll:•"· Do11old I. ll:obertt, l"cr1t1t S11ml"Y W•ntr'9: t :10 A.M, Ch11rch khoel: 10:45 A..M, Offlc•: 20112 M°"11oli•St. Pllo111: f61·4•40 Church of the Covenant 2150 Foi"l•w ll:ooli, Cott• Mfl• Brue.• A. l("rrl1, P•1for -1.1---~Sttdn W•n)!lp: t :SO & 11 -Ch•rc• k••~;_' "'''""'----I I, St. Andrew•:'°;:::;;;rian Churc:h 600 It. A.11d,.w1 lo••• Newpen '"'h CHA.ILll HEll:ltRT Dlllt!HPllLD, PASTOll: Worth!, & Ch11rch Sche•h I , t i10 &-11 A.M. 64'·7147 St. Mark Presbyterian Church Ce"* .loMofff It 1 .. ~.,ff Dtl.-., C•tOH 4tl M•t Jo11tn .,....,. ICJrk, Poll•' Wenltl" I. Ch•rc• kltffl -ff 10120 4 .M. 644·1141 Attend the Church of Your Choice on Sunday Saturday, Marth 2S, 1970 OAll Y PILOT § Your Horoscope Pulpit and Pew ..,,,,__. • Mil.MUM Leo: Be a Good ·Listener; 11-"ri!m Page 41 night festival f;aster Day services \\'ill !)c : 6 ~nd 7 a.u1. lloly Euchar1~L and sernlon ; choral holy con1munlon and sermon at 9 and 11 a.111. and children's service al 4 p,n1. nev. llenry G c r ha r d , mlniSlt'f or the Church of Rellgloo1 Sc I enc e, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, will speak on "Let Easter Happen to You " at Sunday·~ 9 and 11 a . m . services. Regular services for Easler Sunday will be held at the Christ Luiberan Cburcb, 760 Victoria St., Costa ri.tesa, ttt 8:15 and 11 a.m. with Rev. L. Tornow speaking on "Easter Forgiveness.'' The Santa Ana Church o( Religious Science, 600 Golden Circle, will hold serviCf.5 for the first lime in its new facili- ty on Easter Sunday at 10:30 a.m. A cross of living flowers will be created during the serVice. The Fairview Ba pl I 1 t Church. 2525 FAirview Road, Costa Mesa, v>ill have iden- llcal Easter Sunday services :it 9:30 a n d I a.m. The sermon y.·ill be "Can Easter lla,·e ~1caning ror f\1e~·· The cnngrega\Jnn Qr I he \\1 e, t n1 in ~ter Se\"eolh-day Ad\'enlist C h u r c h , 14362 \Villow Lanl', 1\·i ll hold regular services Easler S1111day with worship and c:om munion at 11 a.m. The q u a r I er I y com- munion observance will be led by Pastor Donald Spaulding. "Than k You for Thinking of Us"' \Vilt be lhe thcn1e of the St. \1inceot rle r aul Society"11 1970 Spring drive for usable discard items-· starting Mon- rlay. Discards \\'iii be pickf'd up in 0T.1i1SC County by call· ins 633·9190. Easter Sunday s u n r i s e services v.'ill be held for lhe !Ith year in the Santa Ana Bo"·I, spon sored by lhe Santa Ana Jaycees and the Santa A n a -Tu sti n Council or Churches. The service is non- denominational and begins at 5:45 a.m. l..l. Colonel Orval A. Tavlor of the Salvation Army ,,·ill delivt·r the message. A 7 :i m. t::a~tcr Sunda y ~unri~e scrvk·c v,•ill br. held al thC' ~1onarc·h Bay Bcac.h Cluh in Laguna Niguel for the con- gregalion or Sheph erd or lhe Hills Cnngrci;alional Church :ind their guests. Dr .. ~l a~k Strickland of LHguna •111ls will lead the 1.!lformal service or ,;ong and praise. The i\lesa Verde United l\letbodlst Church, liOJ Baker St., Cosla J\1e.sa. will hold 1hree Easter Sunday services at 8. 9 and JO ·:lO a.m. Rev. Paul Biesmeyer v:ill speak on "Our Easter Faith". Rev, Dori~ Dicke I n1 a n , assistant minis!er or th c Church of Religious Science 1n Beverly Hills . .,.,,ill be the guesl speaker al the Easter Sunday service of lhe Hunlington Beach Unlled Church o f fl.eligio1111 Science, \\'omen's Club, 420 10th Sl .• Huntington Brach. HC'r topic at the 11 a.m. event \\'ii be '·Easter".s Gift to You ~" 1t1ariner~ Churc h. 2200 E' Coast Highway, Corona de! 1\lar. will hold Easler Sunday <;ervices at 8 and 10 a.m. with Sunday !lehoot a! 9 a.m. The sermon by Or. Glenn O'Nea\ \\rill be ··rrOOf for the Doub- ting Thomas''. -- Two identical ~erv1ces. 9 JO and 11 a.m .. will be held at Chri st Unitrd Presbyterian Church, 2tl112 "tifagnolia St. Huntington B e a c h . Rev. Donald Roberts will preach on the to~}c "ln Him Life Makes Sense. A lrad1tional Easter Sund;iy •ervice wlll be held al the Three Arch Bay Cl ubhouse of Laguna Beach 11t, 7:30 a.m. Rev .• Jame~ M11rdy y.•111 be the minister for the service :ind his sermon 1\1111 he "The East.er Promlsc." "Earthquake in the ~lom­ mg" ls the sermon topic of the Rev. Norman l.. Drown Ea~ler : d at the P l.l.A o u t b ----~C<>;!""n"'gure;i;a-iJOnal Church, :t2S2 Bro;:id SL, Newport Beach al 10 .am. Rev. Oav1d J>1Profto o f Christ Cburcb by tbe Sti., 1420 V.'. BAiboa Bl vd., Ne~·port BeJc.h. will preach nn "God. the Exceeding Joy" iis his !in:il Ltnt.cn sermon East.er Sundiiy at ty,·o ~rvl~es, 9:3() and I I a.m. Special choir n1usic "'·ill accompany. The ~ennon Utlt ror Ea11tr Sund;iy 11l the Cnn1munlty United !\1ethodltl Church, J 1$ Aiatc Ave., 8.1..lboa J~land, will be •·0n Being Alive", preached by Don A. Bassett. Easlt>r Sunday services v.•111 be held at 9:30 aod 11 a.m. The Lulheraa Church of the !\taster , 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del ~1ar, will of· !er a Youth Easter Brtakfast at 6:30 a.m. Sunday and three hours of worship at 7:30, 9 and 11 a.n1. Commuruoo will bt distributed at the e 1 r I y M:rvicc. Choir and aolo music will be featured at the 11 a.m. service of the F o un tain Valley Presb)1.trtan Charcb, 9 4 2 0 TalberLA\·e .• with the se.rmoo title ''Nineteen Hundred and Forty Years or Easter". At the 7:30 p.m. service, Pastor Stanley Allen will give a survey of the various events of the fir st Easter day. Ch rist's resurr.ection will be specially observed at Easttr Sunday services of the Chri1t tbe Shephe rd L a t It e r a n Church Camino Ciplstrano and Del G~do Rd_.t..__~p_!slrano Beach af 8:30 and 10 a.m. \Vith choir accompaniment, Dr.J. Emory Ac kerm a n , Pastor. ~111 speak on "Is That All There Is." Dual Easte.r Sunday services 11•ill be held at 8:30 and 11 ;iJll a1 the Sou lh Shor<s Baptist Chu rch. 32712 Crown Valltv Park1Yay, La g u n a Niguel. A Cantata wiU be directed by Don Tiffany. 11oly Saturday services will be held today at 10 a.m. and at 3 and 3:30 p.m. at St. WIUred flf York Episcopal Church, C.'hapel Lane at Ellis, Hun- ingt.on Be a ch . Communion 11'111 be given at the early service. public baptism at the ~econd and evening prayer at tfie lbird. Easttor Sunday services al SI. J\.fary's Episcopal Churcb, -428 Park Ave., Laguna Beach, \\'ill hold three services of Ho- ly Communion al 7 a.m . and during special choral services at 9 and II a.m. The ~1ou.nt of 0 11 ~ e s 1..utheran C hur c h. 24772 Christana Drive, 1.fission Vie- JO. will hold thrCf: festival Easter Sunday servicl'!$ at 7. 9 and II a.m. Special choir mufilc will be provided. Easler Sunday at the Co m- munltv Uniteit !\t e l hod i 5 t Cbnrch 6662 Heil Ave .. Hun- tington' Be a ch, will be ce1cbrated al th ree services, 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Title of the sermon by Rev. Charles Rose \\'ill be "Where is Your God ." Easter devotional se rvices 11·i1J be held at the Newport Unity Church, 300 W. Coast lligh.,.,·ay, Newport Beach· Services will be held at 9 and 10:45 a.m. at the Senior Citizen's Building at 15th and Irvine St ., Newport Beach. Rev . \Villis Loar, pastor or the First Baptist Church o( Hurttlngton Beach. v.111 deliver the sermon during 8 and 11 a,m, services of the Hun- tington Beach Chapel. 6th and Orange Ave. Title will be "Easter .Has Four Voices." Pastor Ronald White of the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 2501 Cliff D r i v e. Nr.11·porl Beach, will speak on "Jesus Busted Out" at the 6 a.m. Easter Sunday service. At the 9 and 11 a.m. services, Pastor James Blain will speak on "The Celebration of freedom." Three \\'orshi p services are S('hedule<i Sunday at the First CbMsti en Church, 792 Victoria St .. Costa Mesa. The serviceii: \\'ill be at 8:30, !1:45 and 11 a.m. during which the Rev. .James E. Piercy will speak on "The 1'-1eaning of the Resur- rection for Us." "Beyond the Sunset" Is the subject of an Easter Sunday mes5aae to be deUvertd at the !-;=::;:;;;~ ttarbor Clu11tl111 C • u r c • , t meeting at Harper Elemen- tary School, 425 E. 11th St., Costa Mesa. The sermon, by Or. D. W. J\1cElroy, can be heard al the tO :U a.m. :service. Ttte Flr1t Christin Cbuiell ol Lapu Be1c.•. 2M Legio n SI., Lacuna Beach, will hold Easter Swtday gervice at 10:45 a.m. Rev. Bruce Cushlng will speak on 11lnto Thy Hands", accompanied by song and music. A I p.m. !Crv:lce will also be. held. = Easter Sw>day worship al fi the Cenlnl Blble QW'dl, 23rd and Orange Ave., Costa t.1esa, will be at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Fred Pitorse, new church pistor, will speak. At 7 p.m .• a John \V. Peterson .,,.,..,... Easter Cantata "'ill be held L.---------.1...--'-------''--entKled "Hallelujah. What a Savior". ,.-----------:------------1 • Pu tor Dallas R. TUrner of the Community Pre1byteri1D Churcll, 415 For e st Ave ., Lagunl Beach, will d~Uver.Jds message, "And in the Life Everluling", durin g the 3. 9:30 and II a.m. services. The Chancel Choir of the church "'ill accompany. Three Identical \.\' o r s h i p services are scheduled Easter Sunday al the Flnt United 1'1elbodist Church or Founlaln Valley. 18225 Bushard St. At 3:30, 9:45 and II a.m., Rev. Mr. Ken P.1c1'1illan will speak on "A Matter or Life and Death"'. There will be choir acco m pani m en t at all services. A sunrise service 1vlll be held at 8 a.m. on the "mound" outside the church. An Ea s t e r S unda y Singsplratlon will be led by Loren Dale Fllckinger of the Newport Unily Cburcb, at Fashion Island in Newport Beach at 5:30 a.m. Regular services y.·111 be held at the Senior Citizen's Building, 15th and Irvine St., New por t Beach. al 9 and 10:15 a.m. Rev. Flickinge r will speak on "The Risen Christ." Easter Sunday 5ervices at the Corona del P.far Com· mualty c II u r c b , Conrrega. Oon1l, 611 Heliotrope Ave., wi ll be held at 9:1S and II a.m. 'M1t sennon topic of ''\Vhat's So Great Abo ut Easter'', will be deliver~ by Dr. Philip G. "titurray. The Huntlaftoa-Valley Bap. list Cburch, 9779 Slater Ave., Fountain Valley. will hold an Easter Sunday sunrise service al 6 a.m. in the church park- ing lot with Jlilr. Da v e Nicholas. B a pt is t Youtb Association director. speaking. Regular services will be held at 11 a.m. and fi p.m. Trinity Baptist C b a r c h , 10101 Cunningham Ave . , Westminster, will hold its sec- ood a n n u a I Easter Sunday sunrise service at 8 a.m. in the Fountain Valley D r Iv e -i n Theater on Brookhurst St. Rev. Donald Shoff \\'iii deliver the se rmon. SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andr ew's Road. Newport Beach, \viii hold Easter Sunday services al 8. !1:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. Charles H. Dierenfield will conclude hi~ Lenten series with a talk on "Death to Life Plwne Pole Cross Carried as Symbol • By PA1'fELA REEVES CHICAGO (UPI) -Some of the fashlonabl~ people who scurry along Michigan Avenue have ~n a httle .annoyed this Holy \Veek at a broad shoulde~ed six rooter ~ho trud- ges along the wide "'alkways carrying a IO:foot cr~s. . lie occassionally asks them for help \\'h1le he sh1~ts his burden from one shoulder to another. Most people ignore him, some become sarcastic, some outraged. A few are helpful. Kent Schneider says it's bee n lonely among those people . He says it's becaust they "are terribly afraid of being honest, of talking to each other." He says contempo~ary Americans crucify themselVes through their lack of ab1llly to communicate. The IQ.-pound telephone pole in the shape of a c~oss which he carries is symbolic of past and currtnt crucifix· ion, he says. Schneider 24 is one of a group of 10 artists -"People who are perlor;rung artists and also are learned in theolo· gy." They work on getlng people to respond to thei r .art and their religion. Schnelder will be ordained a United Church of Christ minister this spring. He is a graduate"ot'Ch~cago Theologi- cal Seminary. He played the trumpet during the 1964-65 season with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, has a band or his own and says he has been composi ng since he was 14 yeani old. . Among his fellow members of lhe center for coolempor· ary celebration, \\•hich he direct!, are •.• a 40-year-old nun, tv.•o eemlnarians-and a Catholic priest. Each day that he walks along ro.1Jchlgan A\•enue, some of the group accompany him, at a distance, with cameras. They'n! making a Olm of the reactions Schneider and his crDss inspire during his nint day vlgll which wUJ end Sun- day. The films are being used in three evening of celebrations \\'hich started Wednesday. Use of the media is part or the group's con~plion that man needs to communicate the pre- sence of God in the world currently. . "We're convinced of his prese nce now ," Schneider 8'1)'., "We are enabling man to be expressive of the basic crea.ti· vity which we think is his destiny. We think man ts bu1~ ally creati ve. . · "We work with all kind s of people trying to help them design ce)ebratloru: expressive of their experiences. We try to give them a liturgical understand ing of what's betn lu!P- J*!ning. We combine dance, music, sound and dra!lla with theology so all of the sense, not just the head, are 1nvolvt.d "-'hen man celebrates." Schneider's one and one hall hours of experience on the street each day have convinced him that "The people who walk away from the 1ituation are part of the problem we're Mldressing." He includes in that group a cluster of businessmen who comment.eel as he passed, "Haven't they done enough to destroy the fa ith," indlvlduals ~·ho refused to touch the cross, a man v.•ho shouted, "Where 's your crown?" He has had "fair support" from people who .do. stop to talk or to help. People he says are "qulle free within 1th~~­ selves and are not afraid." He Is encouraged b~ peop e e the man wh'o came up next to him at a street light. "Could t try that?" The man asked. "Then I took his briefcase. and he took the ~rosa, and he walked for about eight blocks.'' Schnelder said. Ete rnal". L-----------------~ You Can Be Great Helper SUNDAY MARCH 29 By SYDNE Y OMAl\R Mort1 ptl'IOftl mIIUDderstand Scorpio tllaa any otbe.r 1lp. But tliese 11 a t I v e a are mapetlc, d)'llamlc ud ''try "'Y· ARIES (Mach 21-April 19): Aceenl on carttr potential, ability to fulfill ambitions. One In authority makes friendly gesture. Respond - show ap- preciation. Say ~·hal is on yout mind, but be gracious. TAURUS (April !<>May 20): Good lunar aspect indicates pleasure. Wear finery. Enjoy family ga the r i ng . Show gratitude for benefits recently accrued. Gift is fea tured. Glve and receive . Relative who visits wants to confide -problem. Be a goorf, • !ympathetlc listener. You can help more than might be im· aglned , VIRGO (Aug. 23.SOpt. 22): Give attention to y·o u n g persons. Some of your lde11.s may be et>nstnicUve/y chang- ed. Fresh viewpoint is essen- tial. Give yourself a chance to ma ke progress. LIBRA ISept. 23-0ct. 22): Basic Issues dominate -so do values. You learn how much it wl\I cost to build on really ~lid foundation. Your hunch today CQuld be very much on the mark. Act accordingly . SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 191: Cycle high: take In· itialive. Be creaUve. Com· munlcate Ideas. Say what It Is you want -you'll probably get it. New project Is favored. Let go of outmoded habit pat· !ems . AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. II): Good for dolna: good works. ~leans remember to aid. visit, gi\'e comrort to tllose confined or handicapped . humanitarian instincts. L.et them come to fortfront. PISCES (Feb. l~M11ch 20): "Xou are rewarded for recent effort. You can make new friends. You can take steps toward fu lfllllng goals. career· Income potential is magnifled. Valuable social contact pro- vides key. You may be traveling. But journeys seem to be short: the quick-visit tyf>e. Your mind is not se ttled on what you want GD11NI (May 21 -June to do where you want to go. 20): You can show one who Take 'it easy-ride with tide. IF TODAY IS Y O UR 'BIRTBOA Y you are lntuJUve. at times aggressive. You have work to do now. You are goln& to gel a promotion. recogni- tion. You could also be ge1Ung emoliona11y involved with one 11•ho holds tight. Don't pla.1 games. 1'1e.an it or leave 1t bas been loy al that you do ap- preciate. Holiday atmosphe.re SAGmARIUS (Nov. 2 2 • pre vails. Strive to perceive in-Dec. 21 ): Accent on finance:i<.. tuili\•e meanings. Yoo are personal possessions. Check going to be spiritually hllfllled. details. lf observant, you save you rself money. Genuine CANCER <June 21.July 22J : bargain is .available. Bul you To t!ncl ""'who'~ l~f tDr YOll ~ Reunite with one who was ""ill have lo seek , Be "'°"'' •na ..,,.,, orlJtr s,d!l•r em.rr·• alone. c I o s e to you . cc e P ·'etcnn'incd. WorMn. b1r111.sai. 1nc1 JO''"" to A t ., b0ol\ll!l,~'$1ettt Hltrh for Ml'fl 11111 "bll't LI pt com \J °"""'' .A11• og'I' s.u.11. '"' DAILY responsi I y. ve II 0 • PILOT' 90• ""°· Gr1fld C1nlr11 Ste· milment. You can reach new, CAPRICO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. ,.,, ,.,, ... Vert. N.v. 10011. vital understanding with male,1-:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;..;~;;;;>ii~i'~~------partner. Do so. ~ '£ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Get •t ba•iC chores out ol way early. oidiovm flemoriol patk Oral Roberts The Sorahland's Most Bellilliful Host s Sho·w Rev . Oral Roberts. well· known evangelisl. \viii ho:i:t a special Easter program 11,1 KlTV Channel S today al 8:30 p.m. and again .at midnight on Easter Sunday. The hour-long color special program will feature t h e ff,nnonizing of Rober!$ and special guest Shari Lewis and her na tionall y famous puppel!J "l..ambchop" and '·Husbpup. py." Actress Agnes J\.1oorehead y.·ill give a dramaUc reading on Mary P.fagdalene w Ith music provided by R a I p h Carmichael and his orchestr1. The World Action Singers will voc alite .several sacred tunes du ring the prog rams, and Robert's son, Richard. and daughter-in-law Patti will sing "The Living Ci rcle'' and a medley or .:springtime sonas . !lftmorUils MAUSOlfUM • COlUMIAtlU>4 • Cl>4fTRT TREES of the WORLD "" O• fr!r~r••• AY••M• l tl•••• s .. 1. ARr M4 Of .... OF PEACE CHURCH PRINCE LUTHERAN l tl7 M ... v ... M Dri rr. C•tt«i M .... , Crllf•r11lr And••w C. And•n •n, '••l•t 6:00 & 7:00 •.m. 8:00 & 9:00 •.m. 10 :00 & 11 :00 •·""· "Chri,t J, Ri1r n" Or. R•y Rrmpt, pr••thinq. Youfh Cho ir -Sun· rit• s•rvic• at 1>:00 concfuct rcf hy youth. "Pow•r T 0 Com • Aliv•' Pa1tor Andrrson pr•1chin9. Anthem hy D•y School Choir "Power To Com• Alive" P11· tor An drrson pr11chin9. An· +h •m by Chencel Choir EVERYONE WELCOME I UC I Ch a ucell or·J~~~~~~ Ou K NXT Show BIBLE THO UGHTS Dr. Daniel Aldrich. chan- cellor of UCI will speak about his two-v•eek conference in Feb rury with Chaplains in Japan on "Belief.'' KNXT 1V's dialog program . PO•GIVINISS! "-fo•ti•• u1 our J•bl, 111 W• for9iv• 011, deb!on". Mi tt. •:ll. ONLY '' wa for9iv• lho11 who 1ff•11d u• will w• ba forgiY•ft OUR of1 111111. l•f u' b• •1 God i1, SLOW TO ANIOE lt anti QUICK TO FORGIVE, M•H. 5:42, N•h. 9:17. J1i111 11id we 1ho..,lcf forgiv• ••• porio11 49 0 +!"'11! !Mi ll. 11:?1). Ha1 111yo•• 1i11ned •9•ln1! yo11 490 tima11 S11d1 • on• 1ho11IJ b~ v•ur GOOD FRIEND ofter 490 c11a1 of for9iv111•11. Abrah•"' ~111col11 taid 1ft tr al•clion, th1t ho would ELIM INATE hl1 •II•'"•••, by MAKING TH EM HIS FRI ENDS. Art YO U a119ry •f •11vo11•? ll•• plac• thi1 1n9er with LOVE end 11• Chri1t'1 wav 111cc11ll; ''- ovarcomt ,..,;J with good", Rom . 12:21. Thi1 world NEEDS f•r• qi..,1111.11. -·; fl I The Lutber1a Church of tbe fle:surrtttlo11, 9812 Hamilton St.. Huntington Beach will holrf lwo Easter Sun da y services at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Pastor Arthur Tingley will speak on "The Resurrection. - The Dynamic of the Christ.Ian The show will air from 2:30 to 3 p.m. Easte r Sunday. ln a dialog with Dr. Cllflo n Moore, director or the R a d i o - T elevision-Fil m Commission of the Council of Churches in Southern California , Aldrich will talk about lhe role or religia,1 on the campus or a state supported university. Count y Panel lr=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- EA STER SERVICES Hold s Class God't LOVE: for man prompl•d Him to prov1 t • WI~ • Ort••• n•ll for M1n'1 1i111. TH AT way i1 J•1u1. H1 11ld, -1 •m t,h• WAY, lht t1uth t11d !ht life-". Jn. 14:6. On th1 C•o11, H~, '''~• "-Fi!ht•, f0,9iv• th e"': for thev k11ow 1101 whit th•v do I L•. 13·)4) S!tph•n th e f;,.1 Cllrilli1n m1dvr, •cho•d th• ••m• th~u9hi ,1 ha 1~id, "-lord, lay 110! thit 1in to tll•lr ch •191", wh•n ht w11 1ton1d to d11th by •II •nt ;v mob. IAch 1:•0! • ..,,, YOU abl• to t llhi bil lhi1 1pi1it of fo191v1n•~1 1 It Wt • wh1I• ""• wt •-UNWORTHY of fo19iv111•11 th1t God 1 !;R.-.Cf provlll•ll f 't· "Bui God comm•11d•lh Hi1 lo•• toward 111, ln th11, whlla 0 ' 1 ' ' SINNE•S Chriat dit d for u1", Rom. S:I . VIS IT th• w•w•••Y•' '"f G"' Chu•ch of Chrill •nlll 11...dv F-Olt!;IVENESS wltn UI rOl'll O•' word, th• llllE: 117 W, Wil1011 St., Colla M•1•, C1ll f. Faith". In Literacy THE UTILE CHURCH BY THE SEA 468 L•qion St., L•qun• B••ch M•rch 29th -11 A.M. 'Rev. Alfre d Cawslon ''"' TY, C)lr1111 .. t , S111td•f'· 1:JO A,M. ~~~ Rev. Edward Emy of the United !\1tthodlst Cburcb, 2721 17th Sl., Hunilngt.on Beach will speak on "Meet the Master'' al Easter Sunday's 9:30 ind 11 a.m. services. The combined church choirs will sing at both ~tr s . R ic ha r d Hein . chairman of the Church •nd Society Committee of the f irst Presbyterian C h u r c b of Westminster, has announced DEAN Of SOUTHER.N CALIFOR.NI°' T cl•phon• .. f'4-6S OO COLLEGE 18th ANNUAL services. that training classes for the.I ... ~ Laubach Literacy Teaching Method will begin Mllrdl 30 Paralyzed Wrestler To Gi ve Testimony Classes will be conduet.ed each week day for 1 period of t\\•o weeks from 9 a.m. to noon. Mrs. Clifford Black, who Is the representative from the Laubach Literacy Council cf Orange County , will conduct the claS1ts. The purpoee of the seaiona iii to train teacher• to use the Laubach method to EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE -IN THIA TRE EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE EASTER SUNDAY MARCH 29th, 6:00 A.M. Justin O g 1 l a , paralyzed recently m a freak wrestling jllatch accident at Costa ~1tsa !Hgh School. w gi ve a testimony at lhe 9:45 a.m. Easter SundP.y strVlct 1t Finl Baptist Church. 301 1t11&nolia , ~ta ?>1csa. Al the l t ii.m. servlct P1stor P. G. Neumann Y.11 preach "The Power of lht Resurrection." E\·angeJlr;t De:an Brown Md hi& "''lft. 1'1ary Jean, will present a evangelism-musical program .al the churth's 1 ~,m. \\'orshlp hour. They have appeared frequ e ntly on reU£iOU.S c b u r c b television proarams and have u!it pro-. duced 1 pilot televt1lon show. .. a"nunan Sen t teach those wanUna to t .. m to aptak, read and write the 1, C t' EngllJb language. 0 onven 1011 The c1..... are open to anyone interested In trainlna John B. Phillips of t..aiuna for thls type of community 6:80 A.M. EASTER SUNDAY, MAR. 29 I * NO ADMISSION CHARGE * Beach is one of more than 100 service. Further lnlonnetJon delegates rectnUy 1ppolnted may be obttlned by cont.cling to the 7Sth • n n u r. I con-l"~the~ch~urc~h~of~ll~ce~a~tjm-~1~393~. J111~~~:=-~•=l!!!~i:==••=••=1:1 venUon of the tplsc.opa1 Dit> ctse of Los Angeles. p p• h Ad Phllllj11. an active member enny me er S o( SI-Mllt)''I Church In Laguna Beach, has been •P" pointed the Long Beach con-T s I l D II S vocation rtprtsentallve lo the urn ense n 0 0 ar Oloetsan Council. He will hokl PAULO DRIVE-IN THEATRE (NEWPOR T BLVD.-PAU LA RI NO RD.l "THANK GOD IT'S EASTER" SP EA l<lR -REV. L. TORNOW CHO IR AND BRASS ENS EMBL E COME AS YO U ARE - STAY IN YOU R CAR that office for • \htee·year l-----.,,,..----------~::------------;:..!'l-------...:.--;-----------tonn. I ' ('-. , • Co1nment Page DAIL T l'ILOT ll'llflln bf LH l"1yn1 'I HAVE .•• NO EM BARRASSMENT IN TELLING THESE KIDS I LOVE THIS COUNTRY" CAPP SNAPS "/11 tl~e end .•. 1oe'd-fb10/ty be giving t/1e vote to tile fottr·yea r-olds. And Dr. Spock u;tll be Preside1't at Laat." Voice of Dogpatch Rattles American Campuses Daily Pilot: Al . your reputation as a campus speaker is gelling as big s~ your reputation as a carloonist . ~low did thal come at>out? Capp: II is true tbal I am the most ex- pensive speaker on campus -and the most abusiv~. but I abuse only the two percent of campus bedwettcrs. the littl: stinkers that create a stench ror the same reason they did in their playpens - just lo attract aUention . The other klds adore ii and .they have a good time and liO do L DP : What are the kids hung up on !n- day that they weren't v.·hen you first Started speakin g on campuses? Capp: It's become fashionable on can1· pus lo hale America. You can beCtlme in· st.antly popular \\'ith students. as a pro- !essor, if you denounce this country. Vou can be lhoughl of as an intell ect ual and in\'o lved. as a student. if you \vhine and beef and gripe about America. It sud· <lenly is lhe fashion and noy,· vastly more the fashion on campuses amonc this group to hate America than to Joye il. and the only difference between me and most campus speakers is that t ha Ye absolutely no embarrassment in telling these kids that I Jove this counlry -that with all of its faults it is not a Ctluntry to tear down, it is a country to enjoy and repair. DP· Then can I make the assumption lhal you don't favor gi ... ing the IS.year· olds U1e vote? Capp: \\'ell, lers ~ay we give the 18 yeJ.1r-0tds the vote. We're not finished. The Iii-year-olds are gonna demand the vote. \Ve'll have lo give them the vote, and then \l'e·re not finis hed because the IZ·y~ar-olds arc going lo raise thunder and we'll have to giYe them the vote. and Hna\ly we'll have to give the vote to the most numerous class of all -the four· year-0lds. And Dr. Spock will be Presi- dent at last. Tlu1t "'lrst Rock DP : Have you found thal there is a hard-core on every campus of kids who are idealistic and feel that they really do have something lo protest about'! Capp: \Vell. I have nothing but ad· miralion for the critical student. 111e stu· d~nt who is uncritical is a cow, The slU· dent who is critical is the student who i~ alert. The student who dissents is the kid who thinks. Criticism and dissent are !he earmarks or the valuable student. But when criticism and dissent take the form of hurling the first rock or smashing the first window, it is no longer criticism or dissent. it's crime and" those kids should be treated as criminals. DP: Does this kind of coniment get into your comic strip, Li'l Abner, very often? Capp: Oh yes, yes il does. For in· stance, not long ago I crea ted in Li'I Abner a group of students called Students \Vildly I n d i g n a n t Aboul. Nea rly Everythi ng jS\VINE). You kno\v, I thought I was kidding and then the SOS came along and they wcnl so much further than I did in the st rip that I'm sorry that I ever suggested it. DP : Comedians in night clubs and on television are saying they can't kid anyone anymore, that there is an associa· lion or grou p standing right there waiting. lo criticize the m for trying to be funny. Have you felt this? Capp: No. Because I have never kidded any racial group or ethnic group. l\1y ethnic humor comes from Lower Slob· bovia. 1 created my own country and I can kid lhe pants off it. It belongs to m•. OP· T ren1ember a character. in Li'l Abner's slrip named Joany Pho ney !hat got you into controversy with another character named Joan Baez. Capp : Well, that wa:.;-\ a very curious lhing . My Joany Phoney was a protest. singer who was 6 foot 3. had masses of bulging muscles and a huge long mane of rippling blond hair and if she resembled any reaJ.Jife singer, it was Vaughn New Target for Nader Light Planes Need Safety Devices, fi e Says Ralph Nader has taken on the manufacturers or light planes -whi ch he calls "the automobile of the sky.•· Nader -in a 00-page report prepared by two of his so-called ··Nader's Raiders" who are acronaulical engineers -ranked general a\•iation flying as "the mos! lethal ol major forms of Lransportallon in lhe United States."' Declaring that light airplane~ carry a~ many passengers as !he commercial Airlines (gO\'ernml'nt figures state that 120 million use \igh1 planes and 154 million use commercial planes). Nader added: "Yet the ma nufacturers ot lhest general aviation aircraft have neglected m iously the acfoption of known and k~able safety features which annually wouid ha ve saved several hundred Jives and prevented many !t'rious injurie.s now occurring in low ~peed Ct11!isions.'' .Nt\DEn SA IO that ra!alities in light T•1anes now srand al 1400 a year and at leas! 25 pcrccnl nr lhcse people need not hll\·e died On another lr\lnt. lhe nation·$ a1rllnc pllots con1plaincd that obsolctr and ill· tquipped commertial ai rports have caus· ed hundreds or deaths in the last decade because the FM Called to enforce safely standards. Nader joined the group and condemned the maintenance deterior1· lion in the air carrier industry. The FAA denied Ute allegations, declar· lng tbal airline accidents due to main· tenance defJclencies had fallen from :i1 pcn:tnl in 1966 to II pcrccnl as of lhc third quarter of 1969. REUSES B. ROBERTSON. legal ron· 1ultsnl to Nader's Raider!!. had noted Lhilt cul.!i in upkeep penonnel would po!'t 1igniflcant SDltly haJA rds for pl11nes 111 operation. 11le Aireraru. M e ch a n I ca Fraternal Association, created six years •go to promote helter aircraft main· lenance. auD1llnliated Nader 's charge by cltJng instancu whtre riecded main- ttoance wu repeatedb' dclerrcd. • Meanwhile, Senator Edward ~1 . Ken- nedy (0-Mass.) joined in the FAA attack, demanding to know why a large percen· tage of our nation's airports lack fi re and rescue equi pment to handle runw3y crashes . The FAA replied : "Our efforts have been to make the vehicle (aircraft) more crash\l/Orthy'' to reduce fire ha:r.ards. rather than require more equipment to be installed." TRIAL f\o1agailne .-~----Our ~Jan I n San F rancisco ----- S upport Your Loca.l • • • By HERB CAEN SAN FRA NCISCO -\Vith the baby due any mlnute. Peter Fay Jr. rushed hi s v.•ife , Laurie, to French Hospital Tuesday. only to have a ct1P holler as he drew up lo the entrance "Hey, you can't park there!" When the very pregnant Laurie emerged, the officer said sheepishly .. Awrlght, awright - but narne him Pat." They did . NO\V WE U'lllSK l 'OU over to Swcn.~en·s fan1ed ice cream parlor al Union and Hyde. where three police· 111en are eme rging, licking on cones. ··f atteni ng. you know ."' smiled Eliia- bcth Griffis. "Yeah," shrugged one, ··but v.·ho likes a ski.MY pig1" BAV CJTV BEAGLE: Thanks tn many a blabbermouth , and bles!I 'em all. The Shadow now knows that the beautirul blOnde whom Danny Kaye picks up Pt S. F. Airport is l\tartha Powell •.. The REAL Playboy club : that 3fter·hours membership i;pot for hon1ophlles jusl off Broadway Jn Nord Beach : if you'\•c never seen hundn>d~ of guys dancing t.ogetJlCr. try and get in . · . A homophile, by the \\ar. I~ not 10 be eortfustd llith a hon1ophone, which \J .. IJ"Y receiver. ON\Yi\RO TO NE\\' l.0\\'S: 1 \\'RS ~hocked recenlly to find oUt Lhat ollt' of the "Peanut s" Postcard& prinlcd in s~'<!den shov.•s lltlle Linus• saying "SUCK'. -only lo It.Arn. ~·Jfu ~me relief. U\at ti mean! "SIGl'f" In Sv.•edish. NOw Lynne Knight appri~es me that one. of the French ·•Peanuts" cards displays Lucy grilnacing over the fact that everybody calls her a ''chlpie"-another palpable jolt till you find oul that "chi pie" means "shrew." And yes, she certainly does look shrewish ... BUITON ur YOUR OVERQUOTE' The guy pla.vlng blackjack noxt to .Johnny Polandu at Kin~·s Castle at 1'ahoe suddenly tutned to hi1n and sa id urgently: ·'Gee, I'm tripped out· Gimme a buck for my "'atch , willya'.1'' .Johnny: "What make is it ?" Boy. he's 1nean ... The late great Erle Stanlry (fardner's 140\h and last book. "All Grass l sn't Green," written under the pseudonym of A. A. Fair. published - and the magic typewriter is la.id to resL As for his brother, Dr. Kenneth Gardner of S.F .. he has hi! future mapped out : "When t retire, rm go- ing to spend the rest of my life reading all of Erie's ~ks" •• Herb the Fur's lament: "I ct1ri'l get my kids to stud y -I think they're at! aiming for the Su prcmt Courl!" TillNGS ARE dlccy eno111;h ;iround hert these days v.i 1houl that dun1h lll\der~-round llC\\'SJ>{t~r spl3shing a story that if you dilll a certain three number -and hear n voice announc· Ing your O\l'n number -ii means your phone Is tapped· Ridiculous 1110se three dlglts are used by Mother Boll· men to mak@ sure they're n!palring !he correct line, i~ 111. l\lonroe. So I was stunned when I receiv- ed a threatening letter from Joan Baez·s Ja\\•yer demanding that t instantly discon· tlnuc my sequence in which he clai med I \Vas protesting: against Miss Baez's type of protest. \Veil. I rnusl say that what I did \Vas prolong that sequence four extra weeks. to teach Miss Baei and other peo- ple new to the protest business that lo be a protester you don 't necessarily have to own a guitar. You can stilt do it in print. .S111•vi·vf*r of Harva r d DP : Do you find very much of a dif# ference between students in different sec- tions of the country ? Capp: Campuses are very niuch ali ke. really. I have spoken al the most turbulent campuses in America. I am a survivor or the University of i\fichigan. l\•e come lhrough the Marvard law school 11 had lo bury my clothes after I left ). One fi nds on can1puses about at the very most 5 [lerCent or the whiners, the beefers, the screamers. the disrupter~. The other 95 percent of our kids are absolutely decent, useful, thoughtful kids. It's the disrupte rs v.'ho make 1he headlines. I was in Madison, Wisconsin, after 500 of them marched through State Street. There wasn 't a car that wasn't lip ped over -it looked like London after the Blitz. Now, 30,000 other of those kids al the University or Wiscons in stayed home and studied. There were no slories ;ibout them. It was tho.5e 500 hyenas that got the publ icity all through the Ct1untry. Nobody ever takes a picture of 30.000 kids staying home and studying. F'ro m my o\vn observations nn 250 campuses, the vast majority or our kirls are as good or better lhan they ever y,•cre. OP: Do you ri nd Uic1n more con· se rvative in Southern California? Capp: I'll tell you this, the difference . between a college like Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo and an Ivy League school is $1,000 in my fee. I charge Ivy League schools $1000 more ror combat pay . At l-lchools like Cal Poly, when. they dissent \\•ith a speaker. they stand up and dissent. At Ivy League schools they walk right up to the podium and kick you in the groin. That's why I charge $1.000 more. Medicare doesn't take ca re of everything, K e1111r1l11 Co11tpaig11er• nP: \Vho invite~ you usually to go lo lh<' different campuses lo speak? Capp: l'm always inv ited by student groups and one o( the things that disturbs me is that I fi nd that I am one of five lecturers in the series. Preceding me ha\'e been Dick Gregory, Dr. Spock, 'Falher Groppi. I must say there is the most ghastly imbalance -I think that Dick Gregory must be heard, the Father Groppies must be heard, but gee, there's Bill Buckley and myself and nobody else on the other side. And we can't do it all. 1 'vould urge student associations and ad- n1inlstraUons lo sec that their lect ure series are mnre balanced. DP : Buckley n1ost people would pl:ice pretty far over lo the right. \Yould you huy that label so far as you're con· cerned? Is Al Capp ultra-conservative? Capp: I'm always stunned when any· one calls me a conservative. For in- stance, sbme years ago I was tht guy who introduced Adlai Stevenson in his first ap- pearanCf! in Boston. I cam paigned the length and breAdth of this land for Jack Kennedy. J've always considered myself 11 llberal-1 do today. for instance I learned as a YQUng liberal that v.·hen Stn· Joc l\fd:itrlhy dest royed Mime public of. Ocial because of Rn indiscreet rem11rk 1nadr somr 2.1 years ago previously I fflught ~1cCarlhy -side hy side with 1hc lilx'r:ils in my nelghtl()rhoc:xl on the lltln 'ard f11cult.v. Tod11y I !ice those same 1nen, still railing lhcn1seh•cs liberals, tr ying to destroy lhi~ poor guy Carswell for ;in indiscreel remnrk he made 25 y@11rs ago. It v.•as just as indecent \Vhcn l\fcCartfly and hi!i rlg.hl4\•lngers did it as ii I~ when people who e11H them&elve.~ hberals today commit the iame crime. 'l' "It's the disrupters wlto 111ukt Lhe beodl;,ics. Nobddy ever tokes a. pic- ture of 30,000 kids home s !itdyi~trJ." ·- I ".~1y ethnic l111 mor conies from Lower Slobbovia. I kid tltc por1ts off 1t be· cause I created it. It belo11gs to nit." MEET AL CAPP l l • As orig inator, author and artist for the comic strip Li'I A bner, Al Capp's signature and wit are d aily fare for an est imated 50 million readers throughout the world. But the name and wit of Al C app have taken on new proper· tions as he has b ranched into other fields -no tably into the field of public spea king. C app has for the past several years been a regular guest speaker on more than 250 American college cam• puses. His 'views, al ways pointed, have drawn wrath, ridi· cule, la ughter a nd occasio na l agreement a mong t he stu- dents. Among adult s, Capp's b iting commentary has fo und more followers. ! • No,w 60, Capp lives in Boston when he is not on speak- ing tours. It was while he was on one of his recent tours to Californ ia several weeks ago t hat t he Da ily Pilot co rnered the irre pressible Capp for an interview. That interview, as seen in the accompanying text, shows tha t Capp's view of the world is as a udaciously irreverent as ever. ! _J. . , Be~ipe fo1· We Ha ve All the In gredi ents By PAUL DITZEL From 'Smog in Perspective· Auto ctub of Sou1hem California H-ow about a recipe for smog? It's really quite simple to prepare. Anyone 'il'hO can fry an egg or. better i;till , start an automobile, can help whip up a batch in only aboot four hours. All ready? Here goes: Start \\'ilh one sunny day. \Ve 'I\ exp lai n why later . Take ooe pan. A basin with a surface about half the size of Uie state of Masachusetts will do. The Los Angeles Basin is Ideal, with mountains to hold in all the ingredients while they cook. Ha,·e a lid handy, You won 'l have to look far. A warm blanket of air, such as !he one thal hangs over Los Angeles almost every day from about springtime to autumn and bryond is just One. Ex- perts call this blanket of "''arm air aloft an inversion layer. On a typical day, the lave r will be ICS!ii than one mile off lhc grOu nd . The \o\\'cr it gets. tl1 e thicker lhe s.mog. Preparr lhe ingredients. Oon 't be afraid of having too many cooks around. They ~'on't spoil the broth. The entire population of Los Angeles County, some 8 million people. are likely to b c cooperating in its making at any given time. And It doesn't make mu ch dif; ference what they 're doing: frying an egg, refining petroleum or generating power. Nearly any human acLivily will provide plenly or ingredients. Add to this the most important in- grediPnl of all : a great numbe r of moto r vehicles. There are o:iround .4 million ()f them in Los Angeles County. . The aulomobile is both the best mean~ of lran:r:portalion since the invention or lhe y,•peel and one of the most amaiin g :;n)og machines ercr devised. Fron1 11 come a host of smog ingredie nts. It doesn't have to be ruMlng. E\'en with the ignition turned off, the engine Is s1ill turned on insofar as the production of smog is coocerne:d! Vapors from the fuel system are given off throughout the life cycle or the automoW,Je. \Yith the motor running, though. you get many mort ingredients end you get them faster. Try accelerating. Or slowing do"'"· The output is increased. Or let the motor Idle; nol so many ingredients as when you speed up or slow down. But enough. Smog experts measure I.he emissions from Individual automobiles in tlny amounts. which they call parts per mlllton or gra111s. But mulllply them by lhe millions or motor \•chicles and you get emissions measured not in poi.md~ bot In tons -contributing more than 12,000 or the roughly 14.000 tons of 811 cnn· to mlnflnls In the. air over Los Angeles C<K1nty •very day . (Most of that 12,000 tons ls ln carboa monoxide, a pollutan~ but not an ingredil'nl in what we com- monly call smog.) Blend in all ingredie ots. Never mind at this point what technical names the ex· perts give them. The names have mean- ing to scientists. air pollution experts, automotive engineers, doctors a n d perhaps some politicians who like to be ah!e to sho\v they c;:in pronounce them on lhose days -usually bcfnre election time -\Vhen sn1og is heaviest. Cook to a pe rfection. ~·or best. and longest-lasting results. sla rt. around 8 o'clock in lhe morning lo cook the blend- ed ingred ients in the sun. This is an ideal lime. moreover. because there are thousands of motorists accelerating and deceleraling and idling and just plain gunninc Uieir motors during the n1orning rush hours. This ls y,•here the lid comes in handy. The warn1 air blanket \viii prevent ocean l:ireezes from \vhisking everything over the mountains. In.stead. the sun \vill pt>netrale thi:r: blanket and set the in- grfdicnts to simn1ering. Four hours later -Presto ~ A hazy broth of smog. By lunchtimr. much or the popu lace: \rill complain bitterly as they rub their bumlng eyes. cough and perhaps f!'el downright miserable. Some old-limers \l'ill \Vislfully recall days or c!car blue skies and of having se en southern California 's famou s mountains. AS TUE DAY WEARS on and smog conlinues to cook, an ocean breeze will probably push the smog farther back·inlG the basin as areas near the beaches pas:oi along some of their pollution to the inland areas where the concentration beeome:s heaviest. Or ma ybe the breeu: '''ill shirt a.nd, like the jagged let!h of a saw, abrasively nib the stnog back and forth across the b11s1n. But cv<'ry clnud h11s il" silver linin1t A!i the rays of !he selling :,un pass through the smog. they \\1111 bend. crealing an el· feel similar to that y,·hich comes fro1n retracting light with a prism. \Ve \~'ill then enjoy, if "''e can see. it. the most beautiful sun.set this side or Ta hiti. ----·Ii Saturday. March 28. 1970 The Con1ment Page of the Daily Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers bv presenting a vnr1cty ol conl- n1entary on topi cs of inter· est an d siil'niflcance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. Weed, Publi1htr Jesus~ Trial Full_ of L'egal Error Nevada Judge Cites 17 Instances for Automatic Appeal Galilee, and the Gr t 1 I s.phedrln, the hllhtst Jewish court. When JesuJ forced I h e RENO (UPI) -A di.trlct Judge wbo ls a student of botb the law and the Bible says the persecution of Jesus was not mone)Y:hmsers Jnd the dove only a monumentaJ example of .and lamb seUtra from the lnbu·manlty but also of judicial , temple, Annas wu outn1ed error. and bumlllated. He JnOVfld to Judge Llewellyn Y o u n g retallate for this ctiaUenge .to made a unique legal study or the power and authority of Aft.. evenb aurroundlng the arrest na.s and his group of Sad· •nd trials ending with the ducees. He conspired with CrucifWou nearly 2,000 years Caiaphas and Judu to hive qo. Jesus betrayed !or Ill pi«es o1 He concluded there should silver. have betn at leut 17 poulble Young saya one basil for ap- groundo for appeal, • • a 11 peal would be lhlt J...,. wu salient facts concerning whlcb unlawfully arrested becaU!e there can be no di!pllte." there was no 1P&rrant for tak• Young tell! of the ·role ing him into custody. He was played by Judas Iscariot, An. illegally taken before Annas nas, the "political boss" who for private e1aminatlon, controlled the money.ehangers although Annas was neither a and sellers of sacrificial lambs judge nor a high priest. and doves In the temple; An-The Sanhedrin, daUng back nas' son, calaphas, th e high to Moses, had strict quallfic• priest and trial judge;,Pootius Uons ~for membership and Pilate, the Roman governor, depniate rules of procedure. Herod Antlvas, the Tetrarch of Youn( said these rules wtre For Meetings vlolli.d wilttl It uoembled on 1 Friday, II nlch~ and during the celebrlUon ol the feut ol the Puaover. Young RY• the proctedlngs were vold becat111 when the trlll lllrted there had betn no crlmlllli charae filed before the court. Latu, Jesus was charged · with bla!phemy. But when he subsequently was taken before tbe governor 1 be WU chartJed wJJh lrulon and ledlUon. v...., 1111 the mtmben of tho Slnbedrtn (1 bare quorum ol 21 hwd the we) wore dls- ·qualllled to b)' Jesus becauae ol thtlr known enmlly and .prejudice toward him. He .says the Sanhedrin violated ee. cleaiutlca1 laws by falling to produce the required t w o witnesses before a lawful toD· vlction could be had. Moreover, he says, tt failed to produce any witnesses to establish that Christ was not the son o! God, it did not Record Satlll'dQ, Marc~ 28, 1970 DAILY PILOT 1 LEGAL NOl'ICE LEGAL NOl'IC& LEGAL NOl'ICll: I 8 D~llY P"OT Sa1urd.ly, M"n::h .28. ~970 Real Estate Ques tions •nd Comment By Re•ltor R•nd •ll McC•rdle New Rules On Prefab Homes Set SACRAMENTO-Tho C a I i f ornla Commission of f Housing and CQmmunity D e v e I opment unanimously adopted admlnislrative regulations for factory-built housing at their meeting in Palm Springs on Thursday. The new regulations implement lhe factory-built housing lnw which .became law Nov. 10, 1969. I am • student at UCI •nd am doing 1 report on Southern Cali fo r nia. I know at one time Southern C•llfornia w11 one of the f11t11t growing a re11 a nywhere in the world. There used to be ton s of info rmation available on our giowth; In the p11t year or two I h'aven't read much. Art we still growing? At what rate? Roughly how is the population d ivided wi thin our state? Thanks. This landmark legislation, authored by Assemblyman Pete Wilson (Rep. -San Diego), aulhorlzed the com· NEW $111Q,000 MICHELSON PLAZA NEA~ ORANGE COUNTY AIR PORT WILL BE FIRST BUILDING OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD mission to adopt regulations --------------------- which pre-empt local govern- ment building codes w i ! h regard to housing 1nanufac- 1ured off-site. By facilitating the use of mass production techniques, the legislation is aimed at encouraging the re- duction of housing costs. Fii•st of Its Kind M. A. -Corona del Mar Southern California in tbe past 10 years has main- tained its position as the fastest growing region in Calilornia. It has sho\\'n larger numerical gains in population and has the greatest percentage gains of 'any other heavily populated area, according to Security Pacific National Bank's 1noothly summary. Opens 4th Unit Today Plaza Rising at OC Airport California is still attracting large, a I th o u g h somewhat reduced, ne,v-comcrs from other sections of t11e country. Jn ihe decade of the 50's '"e attracted over 513,000 newcomers every year. In the decade of the 60's. 450,000. The five-county Los Angeles area has 50 per· cent of California"s population. 'vhile the San Francisco Bay area (nine counties ) has 25 percent. The San .Joa- quin Valley has nine percent and the Sacramento Valley has five percent. and the greater San Diego area has 10 percent of California's population. and the mountain r~gions and other scattered areas make up the re· mainder. What about real estate investm~nt groups? What particular t ypa of real estate in vestment is best fo r the amateur investor? Are real estate l)'ndicates a good thing fo r people li ke myself who do not have a whole lot of money to invest, but would still like to in· ves t in real estate? Whet are some of the factors I would look for in selecti ng such a group?· K. M. -Newport Beach No particular type of real estate invest1nent has a monopoly on the 1noney-making market. \.Vhile many syndicates and investment groups have done 'veil, most development, be it apart1nent unit s. commercial. or in· vestor would do best if he sticks firs t \vitb experience. either his O\\'ll proven ror1nula or that of an established individual or company. Experience is the major factor to the success or any development. be ii apartinent units. commercial, or in- dustMal. So, look at the backgrounds of the people yo u are dealing 'vith. Do they haye good management available? \Vhat is their ex-perlence in this particular rirea? Is this something ne\Y tor them. or have they been there before? \Vhat is the caliber of the people directl·Y involved? ' Editor's l\lote: Rat1dal/ R. f.·l cCardle Is a11 i11ves11ne11t analyst. president oj the Real fstaters, a director of the Na- tional Associatio11 oj Real Estate Teachers, a college lee· 1.u.rer. author of "Real fs!ofc in California." Send your "omment.s and questions to Ralldall R. f.lcCardle, c/o the DAILY PIWT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa f.lesa, 92626. Lake For est N anies Walker Sales Chief Ronald W. \\la lker, IS.year veteran of ;-cal estate sales. has been na1ncd s a 1 e s manager or Lake Forest. ac- cording lo Ronald J. Ramos. marketing director. In his new position, \Valker \\·ill be responsible for sales of homes in Lake Forest's C()m· munity areas, "lhe \Voods," "the Lakes" and ' ' t h e Villages."' Prior lo joining the Lake f"orest s a 1 cs organization. \\lalkcr ser\·ed as s a 1 e s manager for \1alencia Glen in Newhall. and Shattuck and ~~cHone, Sanla Ana. He · was also associated IYith Mace~ Realty Company, Nc1.1•port Beach for eleven years Jluring \\•hich time he se rved as sales manag1!r. \ FOREST CHIEF Ron ald W. Walker The new regulations con- stitute a code for factory-built housing. Under the regulations the tSate Department of Hous- ing and Community Develoi>- ment will approve plans, ln- spe<:t C()nstruction at the fac· tory level , and issue a stale se3J of approval that the con. structi0'11 1necls slate building code requirements. inspection or on-site installation 11·ill re · rnain the resJXlnsibilily or local building officials . Such matters as zoning and site development standards will also remain the sole responsibility of local govern· ment bodie."l. The 1ne1v regulations adopt by reference the provisions of the Uniform Building Code, and the National Electrical Code. Provision is made for use of new concepts and alternate and e q u i v a I en t equipment and systems pro- vided the Department of )fl')US· i,1g and Community Develp~ ment rinds that they meet perfor1nance standards. Charles n Le;\lcnager, St;.1te Director of Hou sing and Com- munity Development .~'ho Is responsible for enforcing the new code. said that "opening the door for factory-produced housing will be a great boon to both the building industry ;rod the housing consumer in California. ··The use of space age Continuing demand for in· \'C!ilment pr o per I y with residential potential at Rancho California has resulled in the development of a fourth unit or l\1eadowvlew ctiuntry estate sites \l'hich 1vill open today. Seventy-one additional in- dividual parcels will be of- fered in sizes ranging from one-half lo F1' acres. with purchase priceS starting at $5950. This brings to 474 the numberofhomesites developed since opening the project lale in 1969 at !he Kaiser Aetna multi-purpose development in sou I h west Riverside County. i\.1ore than 75 percent of the available lots ln the first three units have been sold. ~leado;vview p r o p e r t y 011'ners have fully developed parcels. underground utilities, use of a yacht club at 850-acre Vail Lake, interest in a 380- acre parcel designed for parks and grcenbellS, access I o more than 50 miles of bridle !rails. a $1.5 million golf resort and the Plaza commercial center. Butterfield Land Corpor<i- tion. a subsidiary of Coldwell, Banker and Company. is the exclusive salf."l agent for MeadowvielY. Steele Top Excha11gor Robert ,V, Steele. Realtor. of Ne\\·port Beach, was named national exchangor of lhe year by the Stlciety of Exchange Counselors at its conferen ce in Phoenix. Arizona . The society, a national organization, composed of real estate investment and ex· change co u ns e Io rs '"ilh members in most states in- cluding Hawaii and Ala ska, selected Steele for his outstan· ding accomplishments in this field. Steele a past president of the locally based Orange Coa'<t Exchangors. along with its current president, l\1 a d g e Oavii;, presented this award to the Ne w po rt Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors at a re~ent meeting. Amid many "'\!hat's it going to be?" questions, an unusual looking colleetion of concrete lowers and steel girders now rising across the road frotn the Orange County Airport terminal very soon will become the first building of its kind In the work!.. To be called l\1ichelson Plaza. the four -story office building O'n f\fiche\son Road near MacArthur Boulevard ll'dS featured in a naLional architect's magazine last fall. before construction was even underway . Designed for l\·I i c h e I s o n Associates or Newport Beach, by Riley I Bissell I Associates also of Newport Beach, the $800,000 structure is the fir~t to ever use "·ater-filled col· umns and roof beams for fire protection. Explaining the unique st ruc· turel }''rank August. a partne r in the architeclural firm and the project architect, said : "Bruce Nott. one of the principals in l\1 i ch e Ison Associa tes, asked that we design an office building of maximum size for the site \\'ith maximum flexibility of rental space and minimum .cost and minimum main- tenance. We produced a very simple. completely functiC1J.1al building , making no attempt to hide the structural com- ponenl'I or add ornamen- tation." technology will no longer be-------------------------------- held up by a whole set of con- nicting local build ing regula- tions. Large scale use of fac- tory methods in housing pro- du c t i o n can substantially reduce the cost or housing coo- strucllon .'' Other actions of !he com.. mission in it."l March meeting included a resolution support- ing President Nixon's appeal lo Congress to allow tht Federal National Mortgage Association 10 flu r c h a s e conventional mortgages and also allow the ,.~""~: Federal Home Loan Bank system to engage in second.ary mortgage market activities. The commission (urther sup- ported the President 's legislative proposal to give the Federal Home Loan Bank Board authority to partially subsidize borrowing by 1nember savings and loan associations. Under this plan - the TTeasury \vould provide up Ill".'· to S3 rnillion to the Bank j Board over the next severa l years in order to reduce h1- tcrest rates on mortgage bar· ro"·ing. - Only One 't f inal stotks In all horM edllions, That's·a big deal? lfis In Orange County, Tile DAILY PILO'f Is ttle only d"aily nlwspaper thil t deliv· 1rs tht package. STEP SAVER KITCHENS FEATURED IN VISTA VERDE HOMES , . In San Clemente : .. there's no place like a Home Another tine community.by·!~•·••• by COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, . . - Each VISTA VERDE home possesses that subtle but recognizable something extra in design, construction, detail and finish that sets apart "the· best" from the merely "good." It's not only the righ t buy,,, it's your best new home buy! We'd say compare a VISTA VERDE home ·:11th its closest co,t•peulion. (If anything came close,) One.and two story homes with 2-3-4 bedrooms, 2-3 baths, and 2-3 car garages are priced from $31 ,950. ' The first part of the building that curious onlookers saw was the seven conc rete service to~·ers. Next, two parallel ro"'s of 50-foot-high hollow steel columns were creeled. Then. each column was connected '''ilh its mate on the opposite ~irlc or the building by a sing!r hollo\v steel roor beam. The space in- side will then be filled \l'ilh steel box sections, providing floors and walls. All exterior steel com- ponents will remain exposed. They are made of Cor-Ten SI.eel. which forms its own ox· id ized finish and never needs any other protection. Since the concrete towers will remain structural, the only exterior maintenance which will be re· quired is window washing. hollo1v roof girders. 'J'bus, the building is actually encircled in a series of water "tanks" shaped like a row or upside- do"·n squared U's. "This pioneering structure never could have been built, August ooted. "if it had not been for thr progressive at· titude of Floyd f\1cLellan. head of the Orange County Building Department. It Y•as he whi> accepted our design analysis and granted approvaJ for this significant first ." August noted an additional advantage for the unique design : quick comlructian. \Vhile the stee) column!'i were still being ~reeled in mid-- l\1arch, he confidently predicted that the 40,000 sq. ft. building '"'ould be completed in April. Explaining the fire pro------------lection feature. August said that steel structures must be prevented from b u c k I i n g under heal . For its new head- quarters in Piltspurgh, U.S. S t e e I developed a fi reproofing system in which hollow steel columns are rilled \\'ilh u'ater to keep them cool during a fire by converting heat to water vapor 'vhich is released. The system devised by Riley-Bissell-Associates ' and Mructural engineer Robert Lawson of Ne~'J>Orl Beach takes this s.vst.em one step Deane Speaks T o Ba nkers Ben c. Dcone, president or Ben Deane and Company of Nc\\·port Beach. will be the featured speaker at t h e Orange County Mortgag e Bankers dinner meet i n g, Thursday evening, April 2. Deane "'ill be speakjng on. "\Vhat Next -1970 and Beyond?" fa rther by putting \Valer in the ----------- llo111e Still Buy? Yes , Clai1ns Vista Verde ts today's home slill a good buy? Accorrling to Bob Ostenga. ard. vice-pres. of Coast Consltuction Co.. builders of Vista Verde Homes, Sa n Clemente·s ne\\'est community by the sea, "A ne\v ho1ne is very much a sn1art buy today. The interest rate is still far below that of any other con- sumer purchase ; the con- struction is the best in three decades or more ; the materials used are m o r e modern and more beautiful ; and builders are better financ· ed and more stable."' The environments created by developers are also more li va ble and enriching to the "·hole family, claims Ostenga- ard. Vista Verde llon1es offer new design concepts In coun· try club Jiving. Every home is magnifietnl vi stas of rolling greens. Floor plans offer two, three and four bedroom models, two and three baths, doubledoof. entries. step-saver pati o kitcheni; wilh sliding glass do- ors and sliding glass window:ii that open unto food service counters. luminous ceilings in the kitchen "·ith custom built· ins and self-cleaning ovens. \\'ood-burning fireplaces and the finest quality 1vall to wall carpeting. Priced from $31.950. Vista Verde llomcs ill a remarkable new address in San Clement~.___ located Jess than one mile from the beach. To reach Vista Verde take Santa An;i or San Diegl') Free- v.·;ir to Camino f.st.rella turnoff in San Clemente. Fol. lo\\' directional signs to furn· ished models. carefully p o s i t i o n e d to ;=:=========:; preserve a permanent unob s trucled yiew of Shorccliff Country C I u b ' s fairways. Jn addition, a 11 utili lies have been placed underground to ma intain the f l ~ 8 i l ' -- • • • STARS Svdn•v Om1r. ;, on1 of 11'.t wo•ld'1 CJr11I 11lto!o1J1rt. Hi1 ,ol"''"" i1 one of the DAILY PILOT'S 9r11l f11t"''''· ~· ~ ~ ~ • . ~ ~ ' • au0419CI_., SALE:S itHONE: (71.t) 492·193Z Nel!t to ShorecUfr 1nd H1rbor Hlllt Country Clubs. ind lffJ thin on• mile from the be1ch. ELEGANT LIVING OFFERED AT SUNSHINE HOUSE JN LAKE FOREST Forest 'Country Scene' Home for Mature Families Maturing families w i th grown chUdreA in their late teens are findlag that the Country Scene in Lake Forest is a neighborhood designed just for them, reports James Leishman, general s a I e 1 manager of M. J . Brock & Sons, Inc. "Parents In lheir forties er early fifties with one or two children still at home don't need the great big house they had to have when the family was growing up," Leishmu notes. "They want a com- fortable, high quality home which is well designed, but no larger than necessary. They want a home that will enable them to spend more leisure time together, more time on the goll course, on their boat, or wherever their recreational . interests take them. "The Country Scene in Lake Forest oilers that kt.d of liv- Uig. The lots come in two s12es. 'Ibey are plenty big for adult living, with room for a swimming J>OOI, hut they don't present the ting·lize main: lenance problems. "The h o me s themselves, also put the accent on adult living. Our five mo d e I s, fe aturi n g two to four bedrooms, offer plenty of room for a maturing family ranging in size from a maa and wife to a couple with two childre11 in their teens." Leishman added that such families usually find the home sized to thei r needs was built to a price, not a standard .. And. such homes usually are not in the best location .. "At the Country Scene," he emphasized, "we have deluz:e homes created by one or America's most acclaimed home designers. Barry Berkus:. These homes have that custom look iaside and out. And, they are in one of the mo6t desirable new towrui uywhere, Lake Forest with its lakes, trees, rolling hills, and clean air." Base prices at the Cou11try Scene range from $35.950 to $32,250 with FHA and VA terms available. Those wishing to visi t the Country Scene may take the Santa Ana or San Diego Freeways to the El Toro Road offramp, go north Oil El Toro to Muirlands Boulevard. then west on Muirlands past Ridge Route Drive to the models. Coast Builders to Take Up Low h1come Housing Needs SAN FRANCISCO -How lo meet the housing needs of ap. proximately 50 percent of the America n people who cannot afford existing shelter will be the central concern of the 12th annual Pacific Coast Builders Conference. announces PCBC President Robert M. Holmes. Commenting en the just· release preliminary program for the June 3, 4 and 5 event at San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel. Holmes said the fact that so many Americans can't afford adequate housing presents a ''dramat ic challenge to the e n t I r e bu i Id in g community.'' He emphasized that the PCBC program Is designed to meet this challenge. David Young, program chairman for this y e a r ' s PCBS . announced that the ma· jor program thrust will be on revol utionary new ideas and construction techniques t o solve the housing "crisis", HighlighUng the program will be a dynamic panel on in. city housing, featuring mayors of the naUon'1 largest cities, and hosted by San Franclsoo Mayor Joseph Alioto. Tille of the program is, "IJl..City Hous- ing : Facing our Nation's Greatest Olallenae." • 1 The nation1Uy.prominent men on this panel hav~ dealt with the perplexing problems or housing in the 11rban cores. There Is no quesUon that their combined experience and insight will draw great at· tention to the problem · of alleviating p e r h a p s the greatest problem facing this country toda y.'' Young said. Accenting the need for ade· quate housing. PCBD's pro- gram will also featur e sessions such as, "Your New FllA and How It Works" and "Mass Housing: Must It Be Factory Built?" In the area of new techni· quell and lnnovaUon!, Young said sessions are on tap cover· Ing the latest uses or concrete, steel and timber products., Lending c:olor to PCBC's program is a program billed, ••camputers: Fad or Functional?" covering the in- creasing use of computers from start to finish on 11 con- struction project. Other PCBC programs will cover county planning. legisla· lion and the new tu: law. Rounding cut the program , said Young, are sessions on model h om e s • construction money, and an increasingly vital aubject called, "Apart· menl!: Is overbuUding P~ alble?" The sJlbject of ccm.struclion moiiey, will be dl$eussed in detall by a panel of Califomia"s leading financial experts. Young said that the biggest and most lnnovaUve array or exhibits will be on display In the Falnnont Hotel for guests of the Conference to vie w. He exp lained that among the some 226 exhibits will be the latest in products and con· struction ideas to meet the challenge of the 70s. In addilio n to its tl'adl- tionally popular social events, PCBC will Ut1s year feature a special program for the ladies entitled ••Fash ion a bl c Woman-Then aild N o w . ' ' Spori:iored by the In-Sink· Erator Divisio n E m e r s o n Electric Company, the pro- gram will chronicle women's fa shk>ns from the "Gay 90s" lo the present. Once again al PCBC, the Journal of homebuilding of the National Association of Home Builders will recognize outstanding design and con- struction in the industry by presenting the coveted Gold Nugget Awards. A new feature of the 1970 edition of PCBC is a special reslden\lal development tou r conducted by NAHB, which wlll take guest11 to outstanding Bay Area projecU on Tuesday prior to the opening of the Conference. PCBC is sponsored annually by the Callfomia Builders Council, w h i ch represents builders throughout the state. ' NOTICE .•.••••.•.••••••••••••..••..•••• ., 1-ASKYOURSELF I •• Would you like lo odd ., ., •• 1ubttantlally to your Income : with a few hours per wttk extra work 1 e e : • Supply product and makt colltctlont from nationally sold color pott c1rd • nMrthandl11r1. ' • You do ftO MUl"f 11 you Mrvict accout1ta t ire.Hy con traded for . Thia unique • e method of dlstrlNtlen ha1 t a:ctlltnt public acctptance aa there art no llMlt-e e ed or dirty~!' pllfor• You ean stert with ., little " $1500.00 e • CALL FOR PU RTHI R JNPOllMATION !7141 M7·791D •• • ASK FOR MR. JINKINS '············~··················~ S;it~rda1, March .i!B, 1970 DAILY PILOT 8 New Floor Plans at Mesa Woods; Many new floor plans and exteriors will be among the 76 more homes announced this week for Mesa Woods, the George J. Heltzer and Associates development in Costa Mesa, according to Keo Brema11, marketing and sales director. I n making th e a l · nounct!menl, the b u i I d e r S revealed some o( the 1nixed emotions lhat a home specialist reels In planning new models. Seymour Berman , a p11rtner In the 4$-year-0Jd 11 e I l z e r organluUon, commented that "It's like having a baby." ''lt'a the same for every builder. The business risk aspect 1.s onty a small part of It, for eveey room, every plane, every texture, every feature Is a parl of 1he personality moSti lmmedlatcly lnvolv~ ill placing it the!'(!. Believe rp~ •. your heart and guts are in that home. "Once construction hns been started, we should be relaxing. But y;e can 't relax. The boss, the bookkeeper. everyone ln the firm , even lhe attorney, ls acling like an expectant rather." Allolher partner, :Jason R. HelUer, described the sensa· tion as a personal challenge for lhe builder. "The criteria gained through our market research and ap- plied experience has to stand the acid test of consumer ac- ceptance. \Vhat was red hot in ~1arch c:an be Ice cold in June and get right back I n to popular favOr In January. Thi• c:an relate ' to red brick, noor Liies, c:ertail co)ors a ad numerous 1ppllanc:t1. Chang- ing preferences for exterior architecture and rear yard sizes are classic ezampJa or what a builder has to gueu rlght -at lhe rl8ht Lime.••~ The sales suecus of Mesa Woods indicates that t he "gues.stimates" were rilht, according to Heltu:r. r.1esa Woods is located at-:1 1100 SUn1lowtr Avenue iA"\ Collo Mesa, a ball-mile from:; Illa South Coail· Plaza shop-~ pl,ig center. :• The homH ol thret and four ') bedrooms •re priced from 127.~. and ail prices Include .• rear yard fencing, rront yard~/ l1ad1capl1g , (root yard ~ sprlnkler system. carpeting,· 'conU.DU()Ulo(leanin«' oven and ; automatic dishwasher among lhe kitchen built-Ins. VA, FHA and convenUooal " terms are avallabJe. ,• This at1110U1'lCl'"f!"t U undl!r no r.:ircumatonct• to ht tonaiJt'rrrf an off t , t9 tl!U ora. a 1olkitation of on. offtf to b•)' any o/ tla~ tttu;,it1. Th• offeriltg' ii mode only by th• offe,ing cirrulDr, copic1 of which may bt obtain.td al tlie mtctin• or front Pacific Plan, } . ' Come to the Balboa Bay Club Tuesday evening, March 31, at 7:45 p.m. Come to an in vestment meeting on ..• .TAX SHELTERED REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT ,, .. .. .. : ' ,. !· " "I • !, .. " with a pa rticipation of $10,000. you may enjoy •CASH FLOW • TAX SHELTER • APPRECIATION • LEVERAGE • EQUITY BUl·LD-UP PACIFIC PLAN OF CALIFORNIA A major syndicator of garden apartments in California; operating manager s in syndicates and joint ventures since 1965 with over 1000 individual participations of $10,000 or more, by investors. Participations are now available in .the new $6,000,000.00 Fountain Valley Apartments As a purchase r of a si ngle $10,000. parl icipat ion you will be a limited partner in Founlain Va lley In ves tors, a limited pa rtne rship, and have: • 95% occupancy at acquisitio n Description of Properly • tax s helter fo r qu alifie d investors ,\ new building,'now oipptoaching completion, to be h.indsome!v landscaped. located in lhe heart of Ora nge Co unty, one of Anierica's fastes t growing metropolitan coun ties. ll is designed for middle income occupancy. There will be loW initi;i,I maintenance. Built by a division of a;, $36,000,000.00 corporiltion which will guaran tee 95°/o occupancy renlal intomf' for16 months Qr un til such Qccupancy is reached. • profitable refinancing if interei t rates drop I 1t1wN/ors in lhi• 1yndicatt must be bona /T.dl! niident~ fl/ ll!f' Startt of California 1vith a minimum nit 1oorfh of $!i0,()()(J and a minitnum annual incouue of 120,000. You are i11vited to aUencl an invest1ne nt meeting at the Balboa Bay Clu b. 1221 W. Coas t Hwy./Newport B~ach Tuesday Evening, March 31 , at 7:45 p.m. call Miss lven fo r rese rvation at 547-5167 .. .PACIFIC .PLAN OF CALIFORNIA ' 18 STATBWIDE OFFICES SAN FRANCISCO • OAKLAND e MENLO PARK • SAN JOSE • SACRAMENTO • LOS ANGELES • ORANGE e LONG BEACH • I ·,, ' ' • . " ., ... " ' . . . - J 0 DAILY PILOT S:a.ltlrdar, March 28. 1970 I· I ' We Are Pontiae People '70 T-37 • ! I The Name LONGPRE Has Been Associated · With Pontiac Since Its Beginning ..• You Can Depend On It ... . "70 GRAND PRI Turbo-hydramotic, tron·con1ote, b y ck et seob, bock up lighh, power 1leering, power disc brakes, tinted glass, emission system, windShield woshen:, day & night mirrors, emergency flashers, under· coal • bowmo seal, tifelim e lubrication, 1 0 gals, of gas. IMMIDIATE DlLIV.ERY $3808°0 ·.,-'.'>':~ ,, •, WE SERVICE ALL PONTIAC WA RRA NT¥ WORK ... REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOU BOUGHT IT ... 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Duel Suns Sunday LOS ANGELES (AP) -"Thal Wilt Ch81nberlain ii as good as bt's ever been.'' The observaUOn came from -veteran Paul Silas, wtio scored 25-. pointa for Phoenl1 in a k>sing c1t1se as Chamberlain and hill Lot Angele! teammates gi'abbed a 128-112 victory Wednesday night. ··That proytded, the La.kers with a 1.0 lead In the 'best-or-seven openJng playoff round ol the National Basketball Assocla. tioo and xr.ved to show Chamberlain's injured knee. stands the test. Chamberlain aqd Co. will return to U.. Forum Sunday night at 7 for round two with the Swu. Wilt, although ol>vloully pleased lhat be could return to the 11Mup and http, was jokingly uked by a reporter \o "say somelhlng historic." He replied, 1'1'111111 somtlhJ;na historic j( we ,wln tl more..p.mes.'' 'J'hat's the number needed for the NBA ' crown. The 7-2 pivot ~n rtpped k n e e li.fainenll lut Nov. 7, accidentally in .!. ·a 111me oPIMI Pbo<olx, JoopordlJin&.bis baBketbalf future. After an operation and months ot rehabilllaU.on wo,rk, Chamberla~1 joined his club for the final three games of the lhrte games of the regular season. • "Wilt played well,'' declared coAch Joe fl1ullaney following the opening playotr game. The big rellow actually appeared litronlier as the game progress~d. •te, grabbed 19 rebounds and scored 29 points as he controlled the tempo of the game. , "J t:hought Wilt was just great," com- mented Jerry West, the man who held the Lakers together d u r i n I Cham- w·ooden.·~ Player Reveal ' UCLA S.uccess Secret LOS ANGELES (AP) -The coa,hing philooophy of Jcihn Wooden is couched in old-fashioned homily. To some lt might sou ltd "square." To others, unsopblstlcated. But wilh it, John Wooden has brought UCLA four consecutive aational col- Jcgiat~ basketbaJl Lilies, six in the last seven years and in 22 years of tutoring basketball tean\s at Westwood has never had a losing season. The key words in the philosophy of \Vooden are probably "fundamentals,'' "hard work," and "teamwork." To these ends, he drills bis players in almost rote-like fashion for the first six weeks of practice. Be(ore the Bruins take the court against a• opponent, they rare-- ly see a b~ketball and when they do it'1 lo drill on fundlµDentals. No matter how many all-city or an. state high school or junior college stars he has on his squad. The first and last word of a Wooden team is fundamehtal. "\Vhen the players come out for the tcan1, I lell lhem they may not be the best team iR the country but they'll be the best conditioned team in the country ," says the 59-year-old former English teacher. "\Vhen the season starts. I want the players to have. the confidence that they can do everything they have to fun- damen tally correct. And I want them to know they are the . best-conditioned players OR the court. "It gives them a positive meotat atti· tudc and I always want my players play- ing positive basketball." As for teamwork, Wooden doesn't use the v»ord. B.ut he does tell the players •w here their best shots are. And whea they are . Six-foot-eight Center Steve Patterson -· Indiana Nears Swim Crown; 2 Marlis Set SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Powerful Indiana streaked down the stretch Fri· day night toward an NCAA swimming championship. but upstart Stanford and Olher \Vest Coast teams stole awa y some of the Hoosier glitter. The balanced Hoosier squad , eclipsing l"1'0 NCAA marks in the second .day of competition. churned to a team total of 21 0 points after II of 18 events. Southern California trailed at 150 and Stanford, bolstered by Brian Job's spark· Jinr;: JOO-yard breaststroke victory, had 140. UCLA trailed with 117. Western schools claimed three or t>lx first place fin ishes Friday and Michigan another. But the Hoosiers took two vi ctor- ies outright while stacking up points wi!h also-ran performances in every event. And points are awarded to a dozen finish- ers. says Wooden "never asked us to subordinate" ounelvea. But \li0hen we came down court 1n practice, if we took a shot we shouldn't have, coach will aay, 'That's not your shot,' and we'd k.aow we'd better .at take it the ne1t time. "And if we came down court and had a JOHN WOODEN good shot and didn't take lt, he'd tell us 'That's your shot.'" That slow·and easy approach to the game is backed with a rigorous training program that Wooden follows as gospel. Each day, he walks out to practice sessions wlt.h a small index. card. Ori that .. ,, .. -. ,. card are the type or drills that will be run that afternoon, along with the ·time he plans to spend on each. He doe~w·t vary from that schedu le. which he has planned in the quiet of his office. Wooden_ ~ys confidence is a great teacher. He feels that his te11m will be mentally ready to play each game if the players know they are the best. Asked what his reaction is lo co1nn1cnls his team is already being chosen to win next year's championship, Wooden say!: "I don't mind at all. I'd like to have other teams go out on the court kftowlng we're the best. The pressure is on them." He doesn 't scout opponents very much -"I worry about what the other team doe.s" -and emphasizes that winning is onJy part of the game. So concerned is he about his players, he constantl refers to those v.·hose character was improved by the game. Sometimes, after talking with \Vooden. one gets the impressioa he'd rather lose a cham- pionship game than lose the respect of his players. But he 's a tenacious battler on the Court. Discipline is his by"'On.I and if a play1::r steps out of line -regardless of \Vho he ls -\Voodcn docsn '1 hci;itnlc in disciplining. "When I pulled Sidney \\l \cks oul of our second game "'ilh USC.·· \Vooden said, ''he dian•t like ii very much. He was upset with me and understandably so. "But whe• I senl him back in, he really played a game. No"''. that type of discipline might not work with another player. "That meam you really have lo kno\v your players. I think I have a reasonably close relationship v.·ith our players. We may not always agree on the way to do thin&J. but we understand each other." berla.ln's long absence. "'He was gettb.1g the baU out q~kl.y and was moving very well on offense." Coach Jerry Colangelo of Phoenix ex- pressed surprise by the play or Cham- berlain. saying : -·11 Hgure:d Wl't was ready (or the playoffs bu! not that ready. He looked as gOod as ever l\l'nl! -he wasn't favoring the leg at all-and that's quite a tribute 'ID tum1 H"e ,put hlnuelf on the spot by coming back thl!I season, and he did an outslandlng job." Maintain s ' Le-ad MIA!l.11 (AP) -Bob MeMe, an obscure tour sophomore. fired a 69 to hold a two- stroke lead after two rounds or the $200,000 National Airline s open golf tournament. Jl.1enne, who hasn't even come close l"O \1·innin& a tournament, -had a 36 hole score of 133. 11 under par on the 6,923- yard Country Club of Miami course. But a couple of loqualious latins closed in on him and were hot on his heels. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Lee Trevino were tied for second ill 135. just two strokes back, Trevino had 11 sparkli.ng.66 an.d Rodriguez a 67. R. ll. Sikes, with a second round 70 under almost ideal conditions. was alone at 136, with Dick Lotz, the season·s )P.ading money winner, in at 137 afttr a !6. nie big ,aroup at l38 included Frank Beard. Masters champion George archer, Australian &ruce Devlin, former amateur champ. Bob Dickson and Ron Cerrudo. George Johnson, who shared sea>nd going into Uie day 's round, slipped from a 66 lo a 73 fOr 139. Soulh African Gary Player rallied "1ilh a 67 for 140 and v.·as still jn contention. U.S. Open "title-holder Orvllle Moody also was at 140. Jack F'leck. lorn1er Mission Viejo pro . fired his second straight 76 and missed the CUI. s..::.,.,.. ·ou~ ....,,,. in 1111 uoo.o.xi Neioon•I Al•llM~ OIH!f' 9011 lourM!'nefl!: &ob 1.\t •IM ....... ~-•t-ll) L•• lrtvlno ..... . ....... ~•"66-n~ (hi Chl Aodrlgu.1 ...... ,. •· '*"6J-!3S A. ti, Siket! •. •· •••• ,..,._-... 10-1:.. 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ICJ6.99, to take a 2-0 lead 1n lhe best of seven setles while Philadelphia t r i m m e d MilWaukee, 112-105, to tie the series at I· 1. Sub Mike Riordan scored 11 points in the final quarter to lead New York lo ils ''ictory in Baltimore. while if'i ri.fadison. Wis.. Bill Cunningham to~ in 37 lo pace the 76ers. • PAL:'l,1 SPRINGS -Toni ~iurphy became the first California pitcher to go nine innings this spring and Jim Hicks led a t!Htlt attack Friday as the Angels pounded their Triple-A farm team from 1-lawaii, 11-0. Murphy. who did not allow 3 hit for • 2- 3 innings. wound up with a tidy fiVe·hil- ter.,lte struck out 10 Islanders find walk- ed only one. Hicks drove in three Angel runs with a triple and double whiel Rick Reichardt collecter a double and lwo singles. Shortstop Marty Perez, rilling in for the lnjUred Jim Fregosi. and catcher Tom EJtan each drove in two runs while Doug (:riffin . Hill y Crl\van ari d Eva n r.ach r~p­ ped hvo hi~. Five of the Angels safeties Robinson became the second playrr si~ncd by the Floridians since the draft, fl1i nml earlier had come to terms wlt1• fifth-round pick Fran 01Hanle n of Villanova. · • WARSAW -Two spectators died fr«n head injuries after a drunken braWI broke out al an international soccel" match In Poland, E11:press Wieczorn1 reported Friday night : The paper. giving firs! news of the ln-- cident during the March 18 European Cup v.•i.nners cup game Poland's Gonu'k Z&brze and Bulgaria's Levsky, said three other fans are in hospital with "graYe hrain concussions.·· • RIVERSIDE -Top-ranked Sout~ California blanked Oregon State 4-0, to highlight acUon in the Nationa l Collegiate baseball tournament Friday. In other games, Tulso downed UC Riverside, 4-2; AriU>na State tripped Atr Force ( 3--0 ; and Oregon State downed St John's, 8--1. ' The evening's highligh perform ance was logged by .Job who cracked his own pending American record with a 57.5i- second showing in the breaststri>ke. 1 went for extra bases. College Stars Collide Toda y} In TV Ganie The victory was especially sweet ror J ob, since he edged J im Counsilman, son of Indiana coach Doc Counsllman, for the title. Earlier in the day, both swimmers had beaten the old NCAA record of 58.3 set by Indiana's Don AtcKenz.ie in 1969. Indiana's Gary Hall, considered by many to be America's premier swimmer chalked up an easy victory in the grue- ling 4QO.yard individual medley in NCAA -record time or 4;07 .31 seconds. That was 71" seconds off his American record but three-tenths of a second better han the NCAA mark set last year by Hans Fassnach~ of Cal State {Long Beach). Indiana's Lawrence Barbiere set a new NCAA and American record in the 100- yard backst.toke with a runaway victory in 51.91 seconds. The old mark or 5%..f.4 was set in 1969 by St.anford's Fred Hay- wood, who was a dismal sixth this year in ".02. UCLA's Mike Burton got. the night's gi11: final events off to an exciting start as he nipped defending champion John Ferris of Stanford" at lhe llnilh line of the 200-yard butterfly. Burton trailed Ferrill by a yard or two throughout !even lengths of Utah 's fancy new pool. but a strong finishing kick brought him home in a minute, 51.& sec- onds. Ferris was in at l:St.7. Andrew Strenk or Southern Calilornla was Lhird at 1:54.02. The night'• competlUon w1is capped with a victory by Southenl California in the 880-yard rreesty.Je relay in a near record 6:51.77. UCLA trailed al l :SS.sa; for the runnerup spot while Southern Melhodi.t was third al 1:111.113. / Keeping lJp With Styles Cazzie Russell, star with the Ne\v York Knick.s. lead.s somewhat of a double life, starring in pro basketball (lefl) and playing NaUonal Guard. • )llA~ir -The 1'1iaml Floridians Frl- ~ay signed their No. 2 draft pick, Sam Robinson fo Cat State jl..on~ Beach), lo a three-year contract In the American Basketball Association. Financial terms were noL disclosed. Robin.son, a 6-foot-7 forward , was the sixth-round pick of lhe Seattle Sonics or lhr Nationa l Basketball Association. Jn t\YO years at Cal State Robinson averaged 16 points and nine rebounds per game. He led the teAm to a 19-game win- •<:i streak anJ to the semi-finals ol the NCAA western playoffs. Baseball Stars Clash Today • Ill LA LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Baseball stars_ of the American and National Leaiues both mingle and clash today at . 2 at Dodger Stadium in a game to benefit the late Dr. Martin Luther King 's Southern Christian Wdershlp Conefrence. From Florida, from Arilona and even Crom Japan come the players for the East-\VesL contest which is geographical in fonnat So th.at players from both leagues will be on each team. Roy Campanella, the former Dodger catcher paralyied In a ltsl automobile accident, managet the West with Joe DiMagglc> handling the East 1tara. Managers, coaches and players from 1 Who'• WIJo or th< gamo. On Cimpanella's <0achlng mu ara Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale, Don Newcombe and Els.too Hbward. DiMaggio ha.c: St.an itusial, Satchell Paige, Billy Martin and John lr1cNamara as his aides. Willie Mays inakes the longest trlp to the game, The San Franeisco Giant& 11ore In Japan fc>r a serll!:fl of exhibition games and at first the word was that Willie v.·ouldn't appear. He wanted to plaiy so by the time he re- joins hil club in Japan, he will have nown 12,000 n:iiles, A crowd of 30,000 or more b erpected wlth,much of the proceed• to go to111·1rd tilt IJW.ld.[ng o! the Dr. King Center in ' AUaota • .Baaeball clubs bave cooper1ted • by pickihg up the expenses of Ule players on their squads. - The game co~ld develap into a match of East pllchlnc against West hitting. Tom Seaver, I.he NaUonal League·s Cy Young Award wlnner from the New York Mel!:. and Mike Cuellar, w~ shared the award In the American League, will' hurl ft1r the East along with Bob C1bson, Grant Jackson and Darold Knowles. Hitting for the West will be such long ball proponent.a is Hank A.arm, Johnnt Bonch, Orlando Cepeda. Sal Sando and Tony Oliva. And ahead of them in the order appear shortstop Maull Wills and centerfielder Ftte Rose. Don' WlllOD of Houslon .is Campanella'• cholce as starting pitcher for tbe West with !Opporl from Chuck Dodson, Dick Kelley and Lew KrauMe. Frank Robinson, Willle Stargell, Ron Santo, Em1e Banks and Tommy A.gee are among those the West st.arr must race lo the game. Ja\'elin Mark Se t TEMPE, Arlt. -Mark ,.1urro Qf Arizona State unofncially set an Amert-. can javeUn record Friday night at an even 300 rcet. i1urro thus became the first American to crack the magic 300 feet barrier which hod p~IOU4 bc<n broken In licandlnavta. • fNDIANAPOLlS, Ind. (AP) -Tht ..t. lege basketball coaches' annual Easl· \Vest All-Star game will have a heayy professional flavor today at Butur University's }finkle Fieldhouse. The I p.m. game will be televised to Southland tans 11ia Chanael 9. Rick A1ount or Purdue, the fi"rst plat.er named to play In the game this year, ala(, was oul In front in the fa st break for t~O contracts that followed the end of the cQJ.. Jcge season. . He signed with the Indiana Pacers Or the American Basketball AssociaUon March 9. Other all-stars who already have tur.n· ed pro include All-American Dan Issel .of Kentucky, Charlie SCOtt of N o r t h Carolina,. Mike Maloy of Davidson aod Rudy Tomjanovich of Michigan, All wUt joln Mount on the East team. West stars include Sam Lacey and Jim. my Collins o( New Mexico State, Jim Af..d of Clnclnn1U, Garfield He 11 rd Oc Oklahoma and Rlck E r I c k s o n ol Washington State. Other East learn players are Dave.· Son.'Jts:On ~ Ohio State, John John80fl t1: l1wa, Jhn McMlllnn of Columbia, Vanw Wiiliford of North Carolina State, Jira Oxley of Army and Ernest Klllium llf Stetson. Other Wtst selections were Georae Irvine. ot' Washington, Nate Archibold" cf Teras-EI Paso, CUrlls. Perry of Southwest Mil80t.lri, Bill Stricker of Pat,Jflc 1rtd Marvin Wlrtkler of Southwest Louisiana. I I ---~---- Siturday, Marth 28, lfl70 ' 2 DAILY PILOT f Baseball Pkles I We stern Favored f F 01· Sunset Title ~-·, • Dy ROGER CARI.SOS ·-. Sunset League title warfare In football aod basketball was ,..-e;c:b'emely bitter and now ·-"'baseball appea rs the same :""~\Oy with several teams gi\'en . )n excellent chance at the , "~lrcuit cham pionship. '1 : And, wit h the free substitu- Uon rule tossed in for rr'avor. t Ute loop race appears even piore interesting. : Under lhe special ru le Jor • the Sunset Le ague , a ! sUbstitule can come in for any : slarter once during the game y.•ith the starter able to return to action al any time. Here's how tlie DA 1 L V PILOT sees the 1970 loop race : 1. Wesltra -The defending champions appear to be on : _ Uielr way to another banner : year after a slow start. ' The Jack of fiv e starters who Frank ~1W102's outfit. 4. Anaheim -The Colony is supposedly in a rebulldlng year but the Colonists will be tough defensively. Tim Thorn is one of the leading hitters and has hit safely in eight con· secutive games. Jon Langston is the key pitcher for the Colonists. tie's a ju o I o r righthander. The big question mark is tht hitting. If the offensive hilting comes through the Colonists could get as high as second. 5. Huntington Be1cll -The Oilers appear 100 percent bet- ter than last year and could be the dark horse of the cam· paign. Coach Don Walker's outfil won its first six t>e!or"e tournament action p I a y e d havoc with a thin pitching staff. The Oile rs' big weapor. a~ pears lo be at the plate, where three regulars are batting .313 or belier. They are Brad Not nuite Like " S1inday Drive Churchwell, Pat Murphy and ~ were involved In basketball was a key reaso n for four ear· ly los&es. Since then, \Vestern has chalked up seven straight wins including the Pomona -tournament Utle and three ~1ike Symons. Racing drivers Jack Fitzpatrick of Costa ~1esa (right) a nd Don event USAC Midget Nat ional Championship race at Ascot Park 6· New~r~ Harb.or-Coach Sparks collide during a recent USAC Midge t race. Both will be in Ga rdena. The Easter sweepstakes will start at 7:30 with time : -shutouts. Key pitchers are R o n .pslerg aard and Bob Bodnar, 1 wo senior righthande111. Tim Al'ias ( .340), Greg La Pt1endola .. irid Dale Wilson are the ;,leading hitters. : !. Marina -The Vikings ; 'liave all the Ingredients for a • championship, including ex· . ceUent pitching and decent hit· 1 ting along with defense. Title hopes \\'ere dented somewhat ~ with the Joss of ouUielder Pat ·~n via a fractured ankle. Pitching duties lie on the Qioulders of s.31,1, 230-pound ; <&Outhpaw Dave Klungreseter. · . -f· \Vestmlnsler - Tl1e Lions •:ate also st rong contenders - • '6ased chieOy on the explolts or )heir pitching stafL And thal staff goes by the name of Ed· die Bane. As Banc goes. so g~s the Lions' chances at a _ Sunset title. : ·.The strikeout arlist is roun- : ding into shape afler haske1· :~ball and if the sticks can conie · up ll'ilh the right combination~ : 1l may be the title for coach ' Area s,vim. f Q' lif' •... ua 1ers ~.·. ,; ~ OrJnge. Coast area swim· ~91f:rs who ha ve qualified for thf: indoor national A A U champi onships April S.12 in Cincinnati includ e: ; : ·Karen Hansen of Huntington i Beach in the 100, 200 bullern y 1 'pills the 100, 200 freestyle. ~ Amy Howe and Valerie Lee ·~f r-.1ission Viejo with the lat· , er In the 200 fl y while ,.,1iss -~~Jo"·e swims the 200, 500. 1.650 : ~ree and the 200 fly. '.~ All the girls are in the 12·15 ~~age group. : Competing with l7·year-old boys is Steve Furniss of Foothi1111igh in the SOO fly. 100 · back, 200 and 400 individual medley. Andy Smith 5 ouUU made the in the fie ld Sunday night 'vhen J . C. Agajanian prescnls an eight trials at 6 on the half-mile clay oval. CIF playoffs lasl year and ----------------'------------------------'--------------could repeat a.gain if the pitching holds up. The Sailors have some good hit· ti ng ... especially in thi r d baseman Gary Foster. first baseman Jeff hlalinoff and catcher Ron Martin. Perhaps a key to the hitting strength of Newport lies in the oulfield batting in the 7-8-9 pos1tions. 7. Santa Ao a -Coach Bill Ross feels his Saints must win more of the one.run games they have a habit or being in- voh•ed ip, Pitching, with two righthanders -Jerry \Vyrlck and Charlie McKeithen -and two southpaws -Leonard Morales and Rick ~nard. appears to be sound. Hitting and de fense are Ross's chief worries. Cenlerfielde r Jeff Childs has been the only consistent hiller as or late. Ross regards his outfit as a sleeper. UCI Tennis UC t,..,ln• UI Cl) """'m Slnt lu S St•v•,.I fl'l ae!. O'N•i!I (U{I). 1. ~ll. l·t. P~t• 1i:1 def, J•bkmoJr.t tucu. ••· " .. l Mul101 llJ(tl d•I. M•nn IF), 4-J .... Teat CUC!\, dtl. lol\on Cl'l, "4 4-l PIYtr\ CUC1l Otl. J, 51fvlnkl !F l,,. '· l ·l l•ipa (UC I) O•f. COl\t" (I'), I ·), I·!. DOublel O'N•lll •!Id "'••IH• fUCll d•I. S, sievanlll 1!!0 l'onll ~FJ. 4-J, H Teat tnd Jablonlkl CUC1l ae!. Menn Ind A.!v•1 I"), 6-,, l-4, 6•i. Trll'P t lld Ntcl"nd !UCI) d•I. J. Sl ... 1'1111 t nd Coll•n lF), t-10, '-I, I·!, Calendar Area Aces In Todav's .I . Big Meet One o( the country's biggest inte rseclional dual track meets of the 1970 season ta kes place today when UCLA hosts Kan· sas, the rece nt u·inner of the NCAA indoor track and field cha mpionships, in the Bruin stadium. Fiiling in for graduated Kan- sas teammate Jim Ryun in lhe mile will be Mike Solomon, former .California stale meet champion from \Vestminster. Other ex-Orange Coast area slars performing today, wear- ing lhe UCLA banner, include Paul \Villia ms (Huntington Beach) in the 880 and Neil Sy- bert (WestminslerJ in the stee- plechase. Actually, it \Viii ht a double· header with the UCLA junior varsity tr ackste rs also meet· ing Fresno City Co!!ege and Mesa (Ariz.) Community CoJ. Jege in a tri angular meet. JV field events get under way at noon, with the long ju m p starting off varsity events at 1: 15. The races begin at I :45 with the steeplechase. Perh aps to d a fs tightest event will be the shot put in "'hich the 1·2-3 (.\CAA fini&h- ers will be going at it again. Bruin Mark Ostoich hopes to upset the two Jayhawks who placed ahead of him last year, cham·pion Karl Salb <67:2 'A) and runnner-up Steve Wilhelm (65-3). Ostoich will have to surpass his lifetime best of &2-2 to challenge the UK giant. Estancia. Tennis Player Recalls Australian Stay By PHIL ROSS · 01 Ille Dilly l'[!Ot Sllfl, Estancia's Mark Saul)ders has just finished a venture of- fered only a select few am1111g the nation's high sch o o I students. The 18-ycar old sen ior mcrn- ber of the Eagles' fo rmidable ten nis squad ,spent a year or his life-from J anuary, 1969 through January: 1970 -as an American Field Se rvice (AFS) foreign exchange student. Saunders' adopted country during that year wt.is Australia ;r,1d he spent the better part of his stay Down Under \\'ilh a family living in Ringwood. a suburb about 17 miles cast of Melbourne. on Australia's bttstling east cOas't. When. he was oot slaying at 11is home base in Ringwood . Saunders spent his t i m t' traveling in the ~lelbourne a11d Sydney areas and enjoying overnight sojouros with other Aussie families while pro· motlng the AFS progr am there. Although much or t h e growth o~ the country has been restricted to the· larger population centers on the east coast, Saunders is impressed by the future possibilities of the "Out West" or bush coon- try and says that is one reason he would like to "return some day. , He notes, "In my Ausualfan travels, I never got "Out West". The most remote place I visited was the Great Bar· rier Reef (off the northeast coast), but a good example or what coul d happen in Western Australia is the Po sci d o n Ni ckel Company.·• "! remeintM!r, in September nf last yc:1r , Oil(' share of Poseidon :r;lock was worth 30 cents. Ju5t before I left to cornc ho1ne in January that s:.ime sh1ck we,1t up lo $230 per share.'' The Estancia senior feels the most unusual experience he encountered on his stay abroa d was the fi rst time in his life he eve r 1vcnl hunting. II i~ not unusual that he \\en! hunting, but the ta rget of the hunt \\'as kangaroo. f\1ark did not have any suc- cess on the hunt but ooe of the prn:ed souvenirs he brought b:ick to his Cos\a r.1csa home \\'as a sn1all kangaroo skin he picked up. ffe also collected dozens of color slides of everything from cricket matches to koalas. Among comparisons made by the native California with ·his temporary home were: I. lhe monetary systems; 2. the Camp Cop s IO-mile Run Phil Camp, 22-year~ld from Orange won the ta.m ile han· dicap run Sunday at Corona de! Mar I-Ugh School and set a contest record of 50 minutes 33 seconds. weather; 3. sports; and 4. !ht educational programs. On the subject of money, Mark says, "They ( the Australians) changed from the old British-type system lo one similar to ours in 1966. A variation is a 20-eent piece which they call 'two Bob'.'' In reference to the weather he continues, "lt was a shoc k when I got off the plane for the first time I.here. After leaving San Francisco In the rain, the temperature i n Sydney was a humid. 80 degrees. And that was in January." Organized sports on the ~cholaslic level are not the order of the day in Australia, but there are many club~ "'hich promole sports outside of the schools. Mark says, ''Cricket and footy (Australian rules toot· ball) are the national sports there and cricket can be especially boring if you don't know what's going on." "As far as leMis goes," he continues, "I only saw one ce· ment court while I was there (o n the be ac h ne3r Melbourne). Most of the courts are made of a clay composi tion." Mark's Australian "mother'' and "father" were the secretary and president ot the local tenni s club. Ed u ca t ionally speaking. Auss ies have two types of schools-public and state. Hurons Scuttle UCI, 9-3 By HOWARD L. RANDY , Of Ille Delly l'llet Sllff Mental fatigue an d a pit· cher's nightmare caused the downfall of the UC Irvine baseball team Friday a s Eastern Michigan's Huro ns won a 9-3 decision in the Na· tional Collegiate ba se b a 11 tournament at Anaheim's La Palma Park. Starting pitcher Bob Barlow did a creditable job in fi ve of seven irmings on the mound but iss ued three walks in the second for one run and fo ur in the sixth. A single base· hit combined with the free passes brought four runs across. Irvine was still in the game unti l the ninth inning "'ith the score 5-3 against it. However, a grand slam home run by Charles Ardell off Tom o·corr nor put the game out of reach. The Antea ters have gotten the mosl out of a thin pitching staff during the week but numerous walks on two OC· c a s io n s caus e d sound thrashings. After the Hurons scored In the second, Irvine came back to knot the count on a double by Tom Spence and an error. Two additional tall ies were added In the sixth on a walk , a .hit batter and singles by J im Greenway and Mike Sheline. In gther games Friday. Cal Stale Long Beach) edged Brigham Youn¥, 10-8: Oregon routed Wyommg, 9-2, and Chapman tripped Cal State (Fu llerton), 9-5. EASTeltN MICHIGAN Ul -·-·· Ninety-six or the 98 runners entered in the racc-.!inished. This was' the 15th Annual Newport Stach Race c o - sponsored by the Optimist Clu b and The City of Newport Beach, Park s. Beaches and RecreaUon Department. Confusing as il may seem, the public schools are similar to our priva te schools, while Australia state institutions are the protot'ypc of America n public houses o( learning. .. II r.r John Kennedy finished in se- cond place just 10 seconds behind Can1p. r~or third place, ,Bill Scruggs' elapsed time was 5l minutes 10 seconds. Joh n Cavanaugh finished fourth. i\1 i~e O'Rour ke \von the fi rst place trophy for the handicap division with a tir11e of 47 minute!'! 09 seconds. Vinte Sweetser won the trophy tor lhe first Newpor\ Beach resi· dent lo finish. He prepped at Newport Harbor and later ran at Oraneg Coast College. Resu lts from the rest o( fi clrl who \\'On trophies in the handicap division are second place i\T11rtin Taylor. third plRce Bob T<'tick. fourth place · P11ul r•:routh and fifth place S\vectser. l\·fark attended a st at e school in Ringwood and had to p·ay only for books plus a small levy fee. A monthly a!IO\\'ance was sen t from is parents, Water and A 11 c e Saunders of Costa Mesa. l\f a r k , \\'ho has been al ternated by Eagle nel coacn Jim Jl!'l1ner bet wet:l singles and doubles pla y this season, played only doubles wh ile in Australia. noting that singles is not popular lhere. lf there is one thing ~tark misses most about Aus tralia , he says. "I really liked wear· ing a uniform ( inc 1 u din g shorts and knee socks) to school and someti mes I \\'Onder why the schools over here doii'I adopt a similar custom." 1o1ormt1, " • Pam~, 1s Co!lln1. U •lb Peck, lb Know I••· " , .4'11111, " ' Tron. er ' K!!lor1n, " • Il a•· lb , ICOlllk, !f ' W1rkenll1n, " , IC<YJlllll~I, ' ' Mllt, 11 ' l(rtmer. 11 ' f o!1l1 • UC lltVtll'~ tll .. F1rr1r, " Svker1, " • Cr1lf, (I • 5•-·· lb • "ltl'l.lt n. .. ' Hlcl'toloon. rt ' Gr1tnw1y, 111 Sh<t!llWI. ' • 11r1ow. • , !tit~•· " • o·c~nor, • • $Pl~\kt, ~ • To!lll u Sctrt ., 1111111111 • • , , • • ' • • ' ' • • • • • , • ' • • • • • • ' • • • • • • ' . • • ' . ' ' • • • • ' ' ' . • • • • ' . " ' • •• ' • • • • • ' • ' • ' • , ' ' • • • • • • • • • ' ' . " l;ut•rn M•cl\11111 e1G 00-A 004-t U ! UC lr.,nt Ole 002 000-l 1 2 TopCIF : Spike Marks The Soulh<rn CounUee mffl at HunUngton Beach 1e:ner11ly brings out the early ausori bests In the Southland'• premier prtp track and field stars. And Saturday's 49th runnint of the Huntlnfton ex· travaganza was no e1cepUon as evidenced by the• latest list of CIF Southern SecUon bests for l970. .• Four prep outdoor atasonal beats were recorded Saturday. while the. other marks turned in at Southern Counties were just short of national recogni- tion. Junior Percell Keeling of h1orningside equalled his a.11- time 880 mark with a. ~ vinci.ng 1 :52.8, while teammate Billy Hicks stopped t h e watches in the 440 a.t 47.7 to chalk up two of the naUonal top marks. The sole Oran1e Co1st artl competitor lo mike th e coveted top fi ve in any event on the latest CIF ll!t is Laguna's Dave Hustwick. At Southern Counties lhe talented Artist was nipped by Whittier's Bob Franek in a Small Schools 880 race. but he did a career best of I :54.3. Hustwick rates third on the 880 list behind Keeling and Franek. El Modena's guat two-miler Dave White chose to run the mlle at Huntington and he clocked 4: 15.9 (tops in the U.S.) with s"jll another junior. Bishop Montgomery'• Le w Patterson, not far back in 4:16.2. The fourth nation lopper oc- curred in the two-mile where Brian MacPherson of Pa1<l9 Verdes was not pushed hard but still managed an excellent 9: 15·4. Eleven preps "·en t under 49.5 in the various 400 races at Southern CoonUes and a dozen others ziop.r!d under 1:57.5 In assorted half-mile contests. .. Ptrc•ll ktel!MO. Mernl1111!de &!'>w"~ti;et!1J'."l~~·~ •••di L1uehlln lttdl11'1C11 Mickel' S•nlOI', IYIOf!lcl•lr Mill . 01 .... Whitt , £1 Mod•n• l-1'1rttrson, 8 11"'°" 4* lllLAY ~-·1,,,. 1n•1 •"• C"'ttnnltl l0<1' 811cfl 1"11lv •&1•1 ll lr Mornlne1lcl1 MILi lllLAY ~Ol"IPI~ .nttnn 11 Loni 811cll l'clv Lowell HION JUMI' lt1ndv Futlr:ltlOll, ~ont1 Ft ,111 1nl"'"· Morr\~··•e• °"' 011ntk Ml 1 111 Pl!t Hert, VII~ P-rk Fred 81111'*, 8 1111 ~LI: \'AULY 0 1v1 H1rn1r. 1n11 1111bert Mlkt 11,ri., ~l1'19~1l lt"tr ¥In\'. II\. Ol'fll'l(f ~•n ~lftll, nl• ,,.,.,,, lkt II~ Mii' l lr LONO JUMI" {''" M<Allllt r, 8t1:1 °"'" s rown1 L• ~~ Jt-Wtr '"' r Ml-• ~an. Mor>,.....,, Gout T , Wnt C....ln• • 1Nr. f'UT :•ndV Wllflr-. 111J:n• °'It Ftt~I S111c. ell119 Davt ~It r. ~Ill 111 l<:tn ~lttl, l'u 1::1fo Den 11rfl, Nori!! on-mc:1 OllCUS J I"' McOonouto~. 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Thls is the first of St\'eral basketball prc~entntlons ror lht \\Cl'kond as baseball takes a ho lidar, from TV. An NBA ga me will be pn!:Sl'nled Sufi. ll11y nl 10 :55 ou Channel 7 and Rn AA U contest can be seen h\·c from Akron. Ohio al 12 · 30 on Channe l 5. Ot.hcrwl!c, the \\'Cekend fare will jun1p fro1n golf, bowling. hockey and special features including lhe Wide \Vorld of Sports on Chanool 7 al 5. TODAY I p.m. 191 CL -ALt-STAR BASKETBALL -East-\Vest College stars playing at Butler L"iiiversity in lndlanapolls. 2 p.m. 141 CL -GOLF - Second annual co1npetition In !ht $200,000 National Ai rlines tournament at the Counlry Club of r.11ami's west coutse. 2:30 p.m. 121 CL -CBS GOLF CLASSIC, 3:30 p.m. 171 CL -PRO BOWLERS TOUR -Tho $•5,000 New Orleans Open, live from New Orleans. l p.m. (SJ CL -SPECIAL -Goll Magazine's 11169 All· American team. Eight of pro goU leaders, including "Playtr or the YC!ar'' Frank Bt:ard. are interviev.'ed and their styles analyzed by host U!s Keiter. 171 CL -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -ThC! Fl o r i da De r b y . Intern ational Pro Skiing Ch ampionships (Lange Cup l and the World Figure.. El1ht Stock C a r Cham· pionshl p . SUNDAY 10:30 a.m. 12) CL -NHL liOCKEY -Bostoa Bruins vs. ·. Detroit Redwinp at Detrott. 10'55 a.m. 17) CL -NBA BASKETBALL 12:30 p.m. 15) CL -AAU BASKETBALL -A k r o n Goodyear vs. the Calumbus, Ohio team at Akron, Ohio. 4 p .m . 17) C L - AMERICAN SPORTSMAN - Auto race dr i ver Cale Yarborough hunts ruffed groux in ?.fa lne; fonner foot· ball sw Jerry Kramer and world ny-cuttng champion Jon Tarantino fish for lr®l tn Alaska and actor Rick Jam hunts Rfluly bear jn Brttls~ Coh.1mbia. _. .. Dick Tracy, that mastet'aleutb who's been • filbtlng crime· on the nallon11 cOmJc pages: for 38 years and .hasn't lost a cue yet, moves his · headquarter1 to lhe DAILY Plt..01' Monday. home, Tracy faces his toughelt task yet In brio&· log the crlmlnala to justko. lle'I aided by an 11· yeAMld alrl named Tlnky, al!o blind. Tracy turns tut eoergy and tnnuence to try. Ing to save Tinky's eyesight. Tinky is sent to New York eye specialist Dr. lrful Charles, but upon her rttum Jt ls discovered that her IJ&bt C4ll not be saved. Slnce Its origin In October, 1931, the Dick Ttacy &trip has been one ol Amtrlca'a m0tt poJr ular. ' Tracy and h!s cohorts -Tess Truehart, Junior, Chief Patton, Sam 0.Jtclu~m, Moon Maid, Bonnie Braids, Gravel Gertie and 8.0. Plenty - become part of the DAILY PILOT family in the midst of Tracy1s current battle agaiMt "The Ap- paratus, '' a fiendish criminal element dealing in stolen drugs on the moon. Blinded in a Chrlstmas Eve fife at bis As we approach llfonday's installment, Tra· cy, for unknown reasons, has just had "rear view mirrors" attached to the inside of his dark glasses and ia about to meet Dr. Charles who bu returned with Tlnky from New York. Be pre- pared tor a happy surprise in Monday's comic secuon. 11ello again, boys and girls and welcome to another day of fun and learning with Uncle Len and his gang. (~·- I was happy this week wilh the great turnout of drawings, poems and riddles. The old mailbag was full to the brim. I'm sorry to sa;.> lhatl ~ave ':='.d!:t}~ ~~~1::~Let~:;r~~i;.:~:fw~f~ i_:,~_:····.~_-.:~_ .. :_; ___ :_ .. -,~.~--.·.·.·.·.~-.. -.-.-.~.-,·'_:_:-_:-_~--~~-;~' · drawing of the Alamo lhis , . _ -. ·.; :::t:~~f.:-:'.::J::~-~-:_:~;..;._ ~~0~:tL~:::~~f,~~~ :f;L~ibfE:y::·:;~:-i~~~!~t.,.~~"-:.:,~,,-~,~'·_:-" __ "_ . know you can do that very ..... --c:·-· ---__ , ~;~..::f>t.:c.=k..~-;ar..~~-~--.·"-:'.. .. .. · ·• ~:~Y~e::d ~i~etoLeJv::i:; . :.~;:-'"~~;~=::~~::E·?f'..~~~£~11:~;i:?~ of thought to your drawings,·--....:.--------------------------~ poems and stories, 1- Men have always been ex· plorers in search of advenlure. Coming llp lhis week are two famous dates in history when men braved the wild world around them. About 61 years ago, a man named Admiral Robert Peary, an American Navy o!ficer, became the first person to reach the freezing cold North Pole -the exact middle of the * PRIZE WINNER * l\'like Marquez, 20631 lKclvin Lane, Huntington Beach Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do : (1) Dra\v picture on piece of plain, white paper 5• inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink anU make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your O\Vn work. (3) Put your name age and address en back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest.' Box 1560, DAIL Y PILOT, Costa Mesa. W¥iner will ~eceive Kennedy half doUar. top of the world. It took him '----------·-------·-------------I many -weeks to cross the ice and snow but he finally made it on April 6, 1909. man took their place. These men were just a few of the many explorers who have lived in the United States. Today, there are many more. Some have e)K!n walked on the moon . Next week's Kennedy half dollar will go lo the boys and girls who write or draw about Kathy h-1yers. 6; P eggy Josephson, 8; Dan Myers, II , Costa ~1esa : John Pala!outas, JO, Huntingto n Beach; Tandra Harner. Laguna Beach; Gwen- dolyn Hare. 8Y.i, Laguna Beach : Kathy Matics, 10, Costa li-1esa: There sa Lynd. 8: Connie Verdina, 5, Huntington Beach; Terry Koustik, II, Costa Mesa and Kurt Lynslne, Costa Mesa. Honorable menlion in the poetry contest goes to Nicholas Verdina's poem about the rarm. He is seven years old and lives in Hun· tingtao Beach. A whole group o t ad- venturers, who helped tame the old west, rode the plains, deserts and mountains car· rylng the mail about 110 years ago. On April 3. 1860, the first riders of the Pony Express began carrying the m a i I between the state of Missouri ~and .Sacramento, California explorers or about the many ..-------------------~ These men had to fight In- dians and go without water as they crossed the deserts. They changed horses every 75 mile s aad kept riding until another things they would like to ex- plore in the world or in outer space . Honorable mentions in this week 's drawing contest go to ..-----Caro/~ .Corn e1• ----·•' RIDDLES and JOKES * PRIZE WINNER Carol: \Vhy did the boy bring a rope to the baseball game? '8JO!JS •LU •11 p1no:> •'f os :J8M.SU\t Plll'I Sim''°"' 3DM OOnnrDrMk Ltnt, COlll Mt,_ Dear Carol: What are you doing when your nose is running and your feet are smelling? •pvaq JnoJ. uo &uipueis eJ,noA :JeMsu" Ttrn lil:OUlll •• 11. Mlttktn \11110 Teacher: Terry, l 'd like to go through one whole day \vithout scol ding you . Terry: You have my permission, teacher. S."41 yo"' tjMStfOM to A1k AMly, c/o Or••tt c ... DoAy Piiot, loJ! 1160, Ceft M ... , Colff. Ttrr1 lolou1tlll. II, M!Uktft Vl•lo or the neatly laundered calla lily. But mankin d has THE EASTER BUNNY I like the Easter Bunny because he leaves us treats. · His eggs are bright and shiny and also good to eat. · To frie ndly girls and boys, He leaves both eggs and toys. I just wish the two of us Will have a chance to meet. A ktnn@Gr ll1H GaU1r t o.1 lt Jt l nnlt Elllff1, f, ''" ,.,., !1•11111 Circ11, NtWPClrl lll(h, •• , lht Wllllllftt •llh'Y Ill .... "orr 111<1 ...,,..,, con1111. M•ll ,....,, POtm tr 11ffY " uncle L--. ao~ 1561, Co,11 Mtu. :111/r"lt . • De1111is tlte 1'fe11ace • .t ' What is ao aloe? treasured them for ages -for • r r.:irtv r..n1.· their good looks, their fibrous _______ M_M_I""_' ,_.,..,., __ mu __ L_, S_TIWl6E ___ fl._." __ The exotic aloes belong to a branch of the lily fam ily, Liliaceae. They do not remind you of the nodding Easter lily ,,,,,If, . ; ' ' . ' leaves and their medicinal jui"'· There are about too PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz assorted aloes, all of them tropical plans of Africa. They range from a few inches to 30 feet tall and all have the same geileral structure. The typical aloe is a rosetle of thick, spear-shaped leaves growing close to the ground . Thi! sturdy leaves end in fierce sp ikes and some are spiked along their side. ~ 1Jl aloe blooms from s long l:-:E.::::::;;:;:::~="~ '=~~~~~~~~ l l stalk that spri ngs up from the r ~ center of the leafy rosette. ~ tfJALt>li Thbl --e ossoms are always eye-/ .__ catching and some are very I '°''"' 1 RWl'l rat beaullful. Long fibers In some a.l)MK, ~ of the large lea'lts are used to V"': make cord and even fabric. Since aDdent times, the juices of certain aloes have betn ~ ed as mtdiclne to slartle luy tnteatines, livers and other in· ternal nrgana. l..L...lc====::::::!Wll • ... ~ , ..- TUMBLEWEEDS HOWDY! i niOOOHT WU LEFl' '!OWN 10 fjECOME A ~Y, KNUCKLES! SALLY BANANAS There Have Been Some Changes As You'll See Starting Monday Here's The Story Line : Yw "'"' ... •rwwitM, 1111• t.l'I .t.blllr. COllfl.IMd lfll'1 Ptllll"I'. tonuJtd Ilk• Iha l"IOtltr or fuil lll•ln _.rl..S-llkt M61!1• rriY-INI wlltl...,... VOii 1r1 II WO<!'! tit lr10lfttrt11I wlltn rou obcovlf" th• oll91!1 Of 0CWH .. lcil Ind Mt clll.ltM, 9td lll'llft 1rt tl'tt•d. W•~ oul lor 1111 C11"f' l lkker wltt! ltlt ltl t ltp!•M wM ..-m1 II /\ovt 11'1* f(Wff'nm•nl on lilt tklt 11 M <Ir- •• DolNICllt,_ "ti•• OOUt.'' 1t1rllnt 11'1 11'111 •NC.• M.o!V:l•"f ' •• OAIL Y PILCT J:J By Tom .K. Ryan By Charles Barsattl ... ,,,,.,g. I~ ~ 4 IJ.&Q, I """">-t •tA.o: ~~~· ~k4.J,..f4 E-o.Jvt ~ ..... ·- ' , JUDGE PARKER By Harald Le Doux I CO\ILP HAVE WAITEP It.I TME CAf WHILE YOU SAW CARL W1NfEl(S, SAM ! I WOU LPN'T 'JltlNIC OF MAYING W>ll 51T ALONE OUT THER'E ! MOON MULLINS STEVE ROPER Y0a kMOW, YOU'RE REA.UY NOT SUCH A ~p GUY AFTER ALL! THere I.RE TIJAES WMEN YOI PEFINrTELV ~ ~WCTER· ~TICS WMICH l APMIRE! \.l MAVE A SEAT MERE! IF VOii PON'T' MINI', I WANT l'Olt TO COME WITM ME ! I WANT VOii TO COME W1TM ME 10 SEE CARL Wlt.ITEl5 .. ANP TO M:E· TM ERE WAS.i. TEMP VOU'VE KNOWN PEYlOllS rEASON! MIM. IMNV VEA.f'S •• By Ferd Jahnson· •• .-If ON~'>' I H.At> HAI> i'llEM AT YOUR AGS-Wflf'U ONE KNOWS EVE'FtYTHIN<;• \1..G~~ 5UllE/ POt(T )t)LI V.Ofl:RY, Vf"T/ BY MIDMJGHT MY WIFE'l.L COME UP WfTH 7HE TOMOflROW"·ANOTHER 8ALAMCE/·"5HE MAKES 6000 MONEY, Y'SEE f .... AS EDITOR OF "FA5HIOH FIRST" MAfiA7/llf. MUTI AND JEFF. $100. Ell? O.I<., !'l.L E!UY IT, MUTT/ MISS PEACH I i I • I • By Al Smith $102? YOU TOLD ME$IOO! HOW COME ? IN FLATION MOVES FASTERTi-IAN '>t>UCAN COUNT, BOY! Arriola . ' F01<TUAIA'TJ;:J..'i1 COCK.ll!r1. M V TORo flAS NO t.AR.S1iAtL OR liOOVESf <Jo ... -l1M AWAt<.PEo 71/E • Eil'/TIRJE.¢130Df • . • ~A P.CIA P...Aso~·r NEW ~00 1:' ol-> S"AL.e NO"-l ' 1"tUE C~ALL.t'/llG€S" "~ LiFf:, AN 0 t+oW TD ""o ,p ,..lo\~M •. • • , -,,., ... ,, ··' .. . '· ;:-·~ •. •• ~ :- ·:~ . : ... ·-. 1-1r r. I I I Jf DAILV PILOT Song Recital By Allard At Irvine tilaurlce Allard, assistant 'profeS!iar ot music al UC lr\/lne, will &Ive a rec.Ital of French songs at 8:30 P:m• Saturday ln the Science Lec- ture lbll. AU&rd, former b a r I to n e soloist for the Roger Wagner and Robe.rt Shaw Chorales, Is director oI the University Chorus and the Irvine Miuter Chorale. He has g l v en numerous solo recllals ln the United States and Europe. 'The program will include songs by Canteloube, Duparc, Lulli, Poulenc and Ravel. Ac- companist will be Gwendolyn Koldofsky, J TickeU for the recital ;ire free aod may be obtained by calling the Fine Arts box of. flee at 833-6617 weekdays between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rancho Players Set ]\feeling The R a n c h o Communily Players wlll hold a general meeting Thursday at 7 :30 in the Royal Savings and Loan Building. in Toro Center, El Toro. Enterlainmenl will be pn> vided before the meeting. Anyone in~rested in working in any phase of c<1mmunity theater is invited to come. New members will be welcomed. LEGAL NOTICE -~co -----1 JiOTICE INVITIMO •ICll Tl'le COU!ll'f $e"ll1tkMI Ol11rldt ol ()f111 .. Cot,1nl'f Wl1! ••Clift Mt ltd bldt ulllll 11:00 '·"'·• Tuei.on • ...,..11 1, 1'10. •! wtildl lllM !!NI' wtll ti. pub!lc.IY _...., •tld ••amlnt'd at tt11 oftk• et !tit o r11,1c11. tOIU Elll1 Avt11u.. Fou1111111 'V•lleY, Ctlllor1111, tor th• tollow!r>t ... UIP. r>lelll' SPICIPICllTION NO. A..U ONE Ill '·~ TON PICICU!" Tll.UCI( $PECIPICllTtOM MO. A-MC ONE (I) •WH!EL 011.IVI, "Jf;fP UN1VEllSAl" aJ<11 mutt bt 1ubmtl!!'d °"' lM torm IUP111l!°d bV the Ol1tr!cl1 111 a.ceordll\(I .,1,,. 111 pnovl1lon1 d lht 1P.clllc.t!lon1. s-1t1ca11on1, bid bl1~ir.. 111d f\lr!Mr lntonMllon llW'f be obl•lned ., "" 1boY1 1ddr.11, l!t.J>llolll fft-7411 81" M0-2910. J, Wl~M Sl'IYIHIT• 011'9<.lor di l'ln.ntt P)lbll1htd Or_. Coll! D1llY PHO!. M1rd'I n , 19111 Sff.1f LEGAL . N0'11CE Sawrd1)', MW 28, 1970 ANGEL TOMPKINS: CAME TO BE STAR Her Acting Isn't Perfect, But •••• 'Cuckoo's Nest' Set For SCR Production • "One Flew O v er lhe ?iofarlno , Pat Brown, George Cuckoo's Nest," an adaptation Barcos, Leslie Taylor, Bob by Dale Wasserman of the Str ick 11 n g, Bill Brady, novel by Ken Kesey, will be Cameron Young, Terry Mass· the next production of South ingiu, L. D. Travis and Bill Coast Repertory. DuMam. Directed by MartiP BenlOD, "One Flew 0 v e r the the comedy-drama set in 1 Cuckoo's Nest" will open April mental hospital WUJ open April 10, playing in repertory with a 10 for five weekends. revival of "We Bombed in Hal Landon Jr. takes the New Haven," whlch will be principal role in the show, Btaged on Thursdays only. with Pat Rogert . and Peter "Cuckoo's Nest" will be Bland cast in f e a t u r e d presented Fridays l h r o u g b assignments. Also playing ma· Sundays until May 10. jor roles will be, Mike The shows will be presented Dougl8.5S and Bill Miller. at SCR's Second Step Theater, c11tT1,1cAT• op su11w•11 Comp) ....... ,. the extensive 1827 Newport Blvd., Coata l'ICTITIOUI NIIMI .....,'6 ,. ... 11,...,.1aMd don ,,,,If¥ 11a " m"' SCR cast will be Heath Park, ~1esa. Ad vance reservations 1uc11~1 • MIMI• •' 1m1 11••c~ ai>'ll. Gary Colter, Harvey Kahn, are being taken at the box of-.,..,..,1nt1o11 111dl, C1t11or1111, ulllltr !1'lt ( Angel Hopes to Fly High NAl10N"'-CllClltAL~ Fiii'i!!•.!!! Beauty Snares Movie Role-Tlien Learns to Act llJIDiiip•._ ........ ~ NOW PLAYING DAILY MATINllS AT 2 P.M. ' By VERNON SOOTf HOLLYWOOD (UP l) Angel Tompkins is her name and she is from Chicago. Sbe hopes to become a movie star. lier real name is Angeline. 11-iiss Tompltlns Is blonde. lier fact is very beautiful. Her figure is full and pleasing to the eye. She has come to Hollywood from Chicago, where she was cohost of a local t.elevlslon show, 0 John and the Angel." But a girl does not become an international star o n television or in moUou pic- tures by working in Chicago. She must go to New York or London or Rome -o r Hollywood. Angel made the right choice because she has an tmport11nt role tn a new movie, and that is what she wanted. Angel Tompkins ls untyp ical of the pretty young hopeluls who disembark in Hollywood, their eyes wide with wonder and llope. Ana:el Is hip. "My dream ever since 1 was 10 years old wa1 to become a film star.'' Angel said, fle1lng her eyebrows. "I a I way s thought I could act, and I'm optlmlsttc about the future." She wore a white dress that conc:caled very Jillie of her bouncy bounty. Angel was aware of the fact and it pleas- ed Iler. tn a sense Angel was lucky, for she wa s among 243 youngst.ers interviewed b y Ann Landers prOOucer Stan t.t·arruUe1 and dlredor Mel Stuart for "I Love t.fy Wile ," ''The idea was t.o find a new f a c e , '• productr Margulies said. 1'We went ape looking for a girl Jn her mid or late 20s. Most girls In th a ti bracket out here aren't new faces. They've been around. "Finally we read 80 girls for the part and ultimately came down to Angel and a New York model, We gave them bolh screen tes~. "The role caJled for a great beauty wllo would create an acting was somelhlng else. immediate and stuMing sex appeal. Secondly we thought it would be nice if she could act.'' Angel's test won out on lhe basis of her sex appeal. Her 'Boys Band' Picketed by Homosexuals Locking Doors Key to Safety DEAR ANN LANDERS o Please tell me what to do about an elderly neighbor lady who has been a friend for years. She always had an odd sense of humor but in recent months she has become impossible. She sneaks in tbroug·h the back door. tiptoes_around the house, creeps up behind me and yells "Boo" right into HOLLYWOOD (APl - A star·studded audience arriving I at the Hollywood premier of "The Boys in the Band0 ' was 1 met Thursday night by a ' picket line of self.proclaimed homosexuals protesting that the mo v i e misrepresents them. my ear. This scares me to death, Ann. I shake for a full 10 minutes after one of these frights. "Boys in the Band" represents homosexuals a s are "close to the best school in town." unhappy people who hale It occurred to me that may- be she ought to be in a place for the mentally sick. but no- body else seems to thi nk she needs to be put away. In the meantime I don't know where she'll pop up next. Please don't suggest that I lock my door. She'd £eel hurt.-ALMA our children do not gel along themselves," said Morris v.·ith Lhesc cousins-especially Kight. 50, who said he is the do the girls nol care for them . lounder of Gay Liberation This request has put our Front. a homosexual organiza· household up for grabs. My t7. lion. "This is no longer true of year-old girl says if those kid s the new homosexuals. They move In she is movin,: to her are proud lo be gay." 1narried sister's house. Ourl":===========if own children would have toll DEAR ALMA: Don 't a1k foT advice 1Dd tell me what not to tell you, becau1e I am gel.Jig to SUfttsl ibt yoa lock your door. These days a woman who leaves door1 open 11 lucky If lhe wont 1arprise she getl is an elderly neighbor who 1hoai1 boo In h:er ear. double up. I don't need the extra work-or the responsibil· ity, My husband says it's up lo me. Help me decide. -TURMOIL DEAR TURMOIL: These cousins sound like Bad News. I \'Ott: 111'ilb your kids. No. G1¥1 In or I-!\Im • whtn • DEAR ANN LANDERS! ri.ty '"" 1tv11 YOU !hlt 11 .. ., loo~ ao.il! F0< 111>1 °"' l'l!lw to h1ndl1 Ille IVHr H• husband I bought .a house three 11l11rn1... chld< ... ~.. Llndlr\. ~ttd bloc•-from the ht.gh school. ht• 11oo1<1,r. "N1ct1,,. ''"' Pe"1,,.-u Wl'lltt Ari !ht Llmltt1" !>tnd Your '" We have three childrl!d in high a"'" to A"n l1t111t•1 111 t••• ot vour "ew11>tarr. 1ncio..1111 !O c..,!l 1" cat" school and one more coming •net • 1on1. •l•ml>fll. •r11.1<1<1ro .. t11 tn¥elaat:. up next year. "'"" Linde .... rn M g11c1 ie l'leln vou My husba d' ;•tor lives on "'''~ '°"' 1>•ot>te"''· ~111c1 111em '° htr n SS"' I" c1r1 o1 1'111 OAtLY PILOT, t ri<lol- Open 6:45 '" r. la"-...... ,.,. ...... NOW THlU TUHDAY RoMEo-- cfJULIEf lllMJ liG Y llllllJJllJ l\l!ITING Mllfl ~SlllA Ml'JIA!i lUR! P\ TECHNICOLOR •:;, 0 the other side of town . They 1~g • 11ll·•dd•entc1, s11m1>1G 1nvr10 ... , have two wild leenage boys. tet1~11c11 cmc CGMT _.,.'"' • min. ff ft'51UESDl!I Both have been in trouble be· _,,,. 1115 MUST BE cause of shoplifting. One boy .& 8&GtL'fff was involv@d in a figt fight ' ' · •• ., . ...,,, Ill• "" with a teacher and expelled. r:: * HEY KIDS! * -1_11r=~··~·~"~"'~,.~~~~~~I My mother·in-law was sent I Big Pal Show Today I :30 as a spokesman. The family Stuart and star Elliott Gould devoted three w e e k s of preproduction time working with Angel to give her con- fidence in the role. "'Her acting ls going to come off better than we hod hoped," Margulies said after viewing the rushes, This taste of success already has given Angel a curious in- dependence. "Unlver sal Stud I -0 s - they're making this picture - has an option for a seven-year ti contract," she said. "I hope It doesn't pick up the -0ptions because then J'd have to do any picture they wanted." I 2o. \Vere ii not for Universal. ~1argulies and luck. Angel I ·- might be just a·nother Hollywood cutie with a stun-1 nlng face, curves and a place in the unemployment line. .,_ .. _ .. . ., .... ,. But Angel Tompkins Crom Chicago doesn't see it that way. ~,,.,~. ~; 673°6260 EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING 2905 East Cocnt Hwy. Coron• del Mar A PROGRAM FOR EVERYONE I p,tg l@Ll'''/;1!:e1~1i:14,i i ;J f i l Acfftmy Awer'll N1111l111!11ft1 .. THE llllYllll" l•PI Celtr ... Shows Stert at Dusk • Children under 12 frMI ........ , .... .._-:.,(So.} KZ·1•11 -·-·-· MS.lUl 1111 C•ltr Sfltw "SKU~OUGGEllY" (OPI OM "TOPAZ" IOPI E~clu1l¥1 Ort"91 Ct. Orl¥•ift Showlftt W;ill Ollnt V'I "IANTl,U#," IG) Coklr "HANG YOUR HAT IN THI. WIHO" • #ot;ide"'v Aw1!'4 No111li>111- "I OI f. CAROL .. T•D .. A\.ICE" "ALL NIAT IN 1\.llCK STOCICINGS" (Ill fidttlfW 11rm ,...,.. llf 111 LfLSUR'E Elaine Bank 5 ton , Sandy fice, 646-1363. 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" Film Raises ..,!!!J.!(!'! 1 $3.5 Million NEW YORK (AP) -Show- ing of a documentary film on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. raised about f3 .5 m 11 l l o n , Proceeds go to qie Martin Lother King Jr. Special Fund, dedlcated to carrying on his equal rights antipoverty cam· paign. · " ' ,. '" ., La:Jlt~z "!.J.~ I•• r,, Barbra Strr luNI "Fr,inny Girl" ~w-..n ....... ffl. & SU., I :ID P.M. AUO "Th• Horse In The Grey Flannel Suit" CONTINUOUS DAILY THROUGH SUNDAY c:> , ....... . Tonite At 6:00 & 10:05 And At 8:15 Only Steve McQueen "The Reivers" A0ncrNCtf1:t•r*mf'rc'l('f"ll.JIHYI A N•ional ~I Pic1ur~ Rc~~y: " lill'll'1'0lf II.I.CM -.t .... •OO••• .. to lo~i.." lllo lolo .. Ot . J·ll~ •••••••••••••••••••a ••••••aa••a••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • STARTS \VEDNESDAY . ' ,...,,.. OIS~ ilUN.ai ..... ~TOW HAT OH ntf WltC>" 't,t.H!J,Si,.t."•1i•f-' ,.U,14 .,..."""'"'"'""""'-.. ~·•.xi to)(Off'CI oP04 ~ '"- CINEDOME 20 Oor-...... Joot.1' Some ..... ,,...,. rt.oo... SU.J.:111 ......... MllOllUJ MD etlTllfllOIS $llOllS $Wli .. /\I 11AA ·1 :"II · 2.«l • •f.111· MIO • Ill.OD NO run tnfl'l'tO • • • • • • • • • • • •' :I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1,11 Ct .. r l'tmill' ShtW "THE SHO£S 01' TNf l'llHEll.MAN" "VIVA MAX" IG) SHOWING NOW! Nothing 11111 been left outol'The Ad~turen" THE ADVENTURERS &a.I Ill .. '*""' '1lt: ~ bot IWOll llCll!t6 Ille ~"'""'f'ISOI• OOl.Dll1 I Sfet>f<IO •tQ MIT! I "AllZOltl IUSllllACKERS"=an·nm1tu.1. ~=·,.. llll onlC( OPCN 1:00 '·"". "A0V(HlURER$" ., 1:15 1n( 11:15 P.111. "A~IZOHA IU~WACUllS" AT 1:30 ,,Ill. ONlT YOU ARE ONLY M INUTES AWAY PACIFIC'S ANAHEIM DRIVE·IN ...vaft81D• ~R••WAY AT L•MON 11215°311215 ONLY OIAHE COU"TY DRIVE·I" SHOWING! ., ' ; 1 ' ) ' ' ; -EQITAINMEHT Tryouts Set In Fullerton J.udltions will be held by the F'ullerton Footlighters Monday and Tuesday for their final production of the season. "The People vs. li:laxine Lowe." A cast of 15 is required for the courtroom dra1na of a \voman accused or murdering her husband, with seven major roles available. Tryouts will be held· at 7:30 p.rn. at the P.1uckenthaler Center, 119 Buena Vista Drive. Fullerton. The play will open ~fay 15 for three weekends. Comedy Next for Plavhouse The French comedy "Waltz of the Toreadors'' \\'Ill be the next p~uction at the Hun- tington Beach Playhouse. Ruth Dorward, who has staged "Campagne Complex.'' ''Born Ye sterd ay ' ' and "Breath or Spring" at the playhouse, is d1recUng th e .sho"'" which opens its five- weekend run on April JO· Starring in the role of a philandering general will be Ralph Quick •. .,.,,ith S a 11 y Crowley cast as his long !iUf· fering wiff . Tile object of the general 's affection ""'i ll be _played by Jean Koba, wit.hi Terry Phelps playing I he general's se'cretary. Othef'li in :he Huntington Beach cast will be Greta Smith, Cynthia Baron, Melin- da Mott , Alex Koba, Donna Wade and La.Donna deBarros. Technical director for the 'Wai· of tlie Woi·ds' A dramatic vignette on parental quarreling will be presented as one of a series of Plays for Living, to be presented in an evening series at Golden We st College. beginning April 1. Cast me1nbers (from left) are Neal Nixon, Jeanne Van Dain, Susan Quick and Flora Plumb. s. ...... -28, 1970 DAILY PILOT J;> Ringo Doeso ~t Dig D1•ugs By VERNON sctni' HOU. YWOOD (UPI) Kick the pot habit, kids. Forget Speed, LSD and other mind·blowing drugs .1 This advice comes from no less a personage than Rin go Starr, the Bealle who's been there and back. The mlni8ture drummer of the greatest rock group of them all aat bearded and wan In a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel a11 a trip (not the drug variety) to plug his new movie. "1'he drug scene has passed its peak," he said. ··Everyone I know Is getting out of it. including all the singing groops in England. Drugs arc a bad scene.'' Ringo is delicate In ap- pearance. He weighs only 126 pounds and sla-nds (on Up.lot) five.feel eight inches. His nose is less conspicuous than it \\'as. thanks to mustache, beard and flowing mane. His eyes are haunted with lhe fatigue of f ame , n1lstrusting anyone who comes \Yithin his orbit. mates In the Kroup. Because the Beatles were the l.lrst lo spread the falth of psychedelia. they doubtless in· f\uenced the lmpressi~able that pot and other contraband ""as not without merll . Tin1e and age have temp e red Ringo's thooghts. Ringo will be 30 years old on hi$ next birthday and .may be conside red a n cntrtncbcd, multi-millionaire member of tho cslablishmeot. "I want to do so me serious acting," said Ringo, who co- stars "''Ith Peter Selltrs In "The Magic Christian." "l\1usic comtll flrst but I want to be an actor. oot a personali ty. I must 1et away tro1n playlng myself. It's too difficult. I want ,a good role, perhaps with a wooden leg or something " I CtlEll!'.!!.:.!'Jii,i :!!!I!.· WHITT P LUS OWi$ Oty j, l rG11 i eliti.m I .. Wltll Sb T•• G .. lttteN" I $T.t.llfS Wl'ONl5DA'I' "CACTUS FLOWlll" illdl1 H•- 11~"'' 111111•111 lfl "DOWN HILL lAClll" Dolls' Score comedy will be Bill Morclllnd. -------------------------------- Ron Lambert is producing, wfth Joy Lobdell designing the set. A drummer by trade (re- quiring minimal voealizing) Rin go's acce-,1t has undergone change. Where once h i s liverpudian chatter was bare· ly comprehensible, his six I years in London has rendered HOLLYWOOD (U PI\ Stuart Phillips has co1npleled six songs for the sequel ''Beyond the Valley of the Dolls." QUEENIE "\\'altz of the Toreadors" \viii be presented Fridays and Saturdays through May 9 at lhe playhouse. 2110 P.1ain St., ~luntington Beach. By Phil lnterlondi ' - ' M-1 r-.. ~,..._ ... 1 .... "111. -w..w .. ~ .. ,_,...t. 1'A11 I know is your assistant planted it and in1iated it be right behind your chair." A delightfully daffy new comic strip by Roger Bollen! Enjoy it in the I DAILY PILOt I 1 Streets Hold Terror him coherent. Actors Keep Indoors Big • Cities l/I, His street kno"•ledge of the I old days has been enhanced by I self.education . as much as through os1nosis as anything. l10LLY1.\!00D (UPI) -Jr system "''arned: ''Yl'alk in tll'O '"It's alarming to see all the "I'm uneducated but quite there is terror in the streets of after dark, keep your hands on store fronts "''ith metal grales intelligent ," Ringo s a Id major American cities at your purse. stay away from in front of them for protection without a trace of humor. He alleys and have a merry and he streets deserted. obviously meant what he said , night, no one is inore aware of Chr1·slm•s -from the De1ro1·1 ·r d 't sld d · I I I · on con er mystlf a an JUllt as c ear y one wou d it than actors "''ho leave the Police Department ." coward, but J ahvays stay at be fooUsh to doubt him . stage door tly an alley praying Strong continued : "In \Vilm-the hotel closest to the "I know good from evll- lhey \\'On't be mugged. ington I asked a man \\'here I theater, \\•ilhin quick, easy \\'hat's right and wrong. And A spokesinan for touring could ge! a sandwich after the "'alklng distance. I'm learning more all the performers is r-.1ichael Strong, -perform ance and he told me lo "Take my word for it. lime." gel back to my hotel and have i\1nerica after dark in the big One thing he has learned is 1 currently on the road with it sent up fron1 the kitchen cities is no place to have a the futility of drugs. speaking ''The Price." because 1he streets "'ere good Lime." for himself and not for hisl The i\rthur ~tiller play is dangerous." !.-=====================• nearing the entl of a 14-ci!y B cc a u s e performances tour. The cast has n1ixed feel -usually end near II o'clock, · bo h 1 d actors frequently long for a ings a ut 1 c Pay en ing drink or supper after \\'Ork.1 because ahead lie Chicago and Now lhey seek shelter. Baltimore. "I really feel as if we're sit· "\Veve played New llavCll , ting on a powder keg."' said Bos l o n . W i Im i n g Ion. Strong, an early member of Pi lt s burgh. Detro it, the Actors Studio and a Jong- \Va s hin gt on . D.C., In· time professional . I dianapolis, Cleveland, S l. "You can feel and sense the Louis and Cincinnati among fear in the cities. Naturally, others," Strong said . "And \l'e actors are in a position 101 "'ere advised to keep off the disco\•er this because mosl l streets in every one of them. thea ters are old and located tn "The safest city we·1·e decaying, run-down parts of played so. far' Is Toronto. and the cHy. [ it's a sad comment that an than is 01vn country." ....... 11o•i.t.l Cf..'J[R.t.LCORPQRAT ION American is safer in Canada Ii The most fearsome city' ac-F ocoaT& M•-::x::: cording to Strong, is the na-X SOu1n WNIST lion's capital. P"LA:lrA.,,........ "People arc so af raid of s .. Dl..,r•-t11am1o1 .14s.n11 walking the street they've moved the cu rta in time up from 8:30 to 7:30 in the eve.1· ing so the audience can get home earlier." he said . "Some people in Washington are afraid lo go to the theater unless It 's in groups of a half 1 dozen. Then they hurry out of the !heater and into their cars' as quickly as possible. "In Detroit during the holi· day season there "' e r e loudspea kers advising citizens to be careful ." The Detroit public address EASTER SPECIAL Leg of Limb ind Prime Rib along with our famous Seafood Speci1ls ·--~·. PTA SHOW SATURDAY AT 12 NOON "TARZAN GOES TO INOIA' Color ' Bfti~-!!~i:f:!A~ ,~ 171416734833 PAVI Lion •oo MAIN, BALBOA PENINSULA Celebrate the Rites of Spring with Bob&Carol &Ted&Alice 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS .t. '11.t.lllKO'l'ICM PJIODUCflOll i7'1 0 ® ,,_ C.,,.dl• ll'lCI"'" l"C. PACIFIC'S CO·HIT ".t.Lt NillT IH PAULO DRIVE-IN ILA(K 5TOCKIHCll" SIMWll ti •1U & Hill•·"'· "IOI, CllltOL, TID & ALIC•" • Newport Frwy. 1t Baker ,,..,,.,. '"''""'""' $U·llU llltl'l'ft A.I 1111 & 111,I •·"'· If• Ol11t• Ollflll 1•41 'The''Peanutl' Gang in their ~rat cMovie! :c,. ·c. c '----' ..... .,..,."""' ~""'~ ._ .. ___ _ ~ 'B~ J'ianu1d Charlii 'Brown" -...ca.-• lllJ ........... PlrnRl ...... ---IUIN9ffAl'lll ·- Sftc>wlne ~~:ltll .. ARKINO f@j@llli'lll~ //Je1(1s CENTURY 21 ~ I c:o..-r1~•11r••1tt_.,. -1 -.... ,. -....~ ...... ,., .... ............. iiiiii s...-•• 1:0 .. ll:it Aftw I PM., Cllilf,_ 9Mtr U """'"" 'Raa Wflllt ·~ 19111 ., ""'"'· Mttlftr Mtll,,_ Dtit'/' ,,,._111M--1:._.1 ...... l• I :• & U :• l",M. T~ Alice WINNER OF 4 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! lest S.]lllOl1iq llcltr-WJOTT GOULD Best 5-rti•I Actrm-DYAN CANNON But Cint.,.toirat1lly-CMARLES LINC lest Ori&inal Scretrtplay - PAUL MAIURSKY, LIRRY TUCKER Winner of s""""''...,.. ""• JIN Yn fllll Critkl & IW'I Seci1tJ .i r• Critics a wm.n '* •• Alltriu HARBOR ot ADAMS, COSTA MESA, PHONE 546·3102 ON HAlllOR BLVD.· ONE MllE SOUTH OF SAN Olt:GO FWY. WORLD PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT NOW! NOW! ·-'"'"'" J0tUH LL.Dall: PUUNTI nta Lawta GILUltT N.M CW THE ADVENTURERS 8IMd O'I h '*""" ~ ALMfm.IERS" ll't twO..D llQBHS CiW'iii"AINAYOUll · AUN IWL · CANDK:• IJDQllf TMDMMY••HMll · DBIA IOCCAllDO · DNUT IOMllH• ROUAflOIRAUI · OLMA•HAVIL.LAMO ·WIMP--.,&· ...... llOPPO · UIDHTAYLCMl·YOUNO ,,,,,..,_. 1-.. -·1--· 1-. 1J10¥11E..IMSTlm~ll¥1GGUBIT lfWISGUBIT MllMCM\1:1.1911 ·--= .... -~&-ii -. C stereo103FM the sounds of the harbor ~d~~7 youve never heard it so good I .. ' ' . ' ,., • • .. ., • • • ' , .. -,11 '• .. , • • .. ~ -. --· .. _ ., • • ' '• ' . . ,, -. • NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE WEEK'S AND YEAR'S HIGH, LOW CLOSE I ....... -.... ---·-----~-~----~~~--.-.... .:-·----------~~~......,...._,__.....,_;-""l'""' __ .... ,-,,~-"";"---i-:-·-----..... .-.-...... -.... -' . ' -----------·----·-------------- SallW'dlY, Mitt!! 28, 1970 DA!t.V Pit.OT JZ AMERICAN . STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEK'S AND YEAR'S IDGH, LOW; CLOSE • " ' I - -----~--------------~---.--·-------··-----~-----~-·--·--·-···-------..... --------------------.J 8 DAILY PILOT Saturday, Marth 28, 1910 All Sears Sears Low Price Pretty panty/.slip with lace trim oo slip and ful l size panty underneath. Colors of white, bot pink, aqua, and pale green. Sizes S-M-L. Gir/.J'Wt11r Dtpt. 3 for 'l.60 Children's Socks Real Value Sears besc girls' anklets and boys' white crew and bulky koit crew i;tyles. ReinforceJ heels. Sizes 5 to 81,1. l rtfanlJ1 a11d Childrtn'.l' Dtp r. '{':.' . • . -. . , ' 69• Boys' Sailor Knot Hosiery '· ·'\ ...... ,. t,l.99 ''Men's Cottop Knit Shirts Great Savings 100% suetch nylon. Assort· cd colo rs. Sizes: ~iediu.m (7-8~. w ge (9·11). Boys' Wtar Drpt. 2P•in$1 for Crew Neck Style Men's short sleeve.~otton knit shi res in wide' ~~sort· me nr of suipcs. small to X Large! ! "' ;, • '.' ' .. ~ ~ .. .t. SATURDAY ONLY Lim ited quant ity 4ro~5 ~ ~ . 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'65 Ranchero '66 Ford l/2-Ton Pickup ••. !#50451 '66 Ford 3/4,,Ton Pickup C1mper Sp1ci 1I VI, A11lo. Tre111 ., R•J io, He1t- 1r, H11¥y Duly lla1r lumper, Cu1lorn C1h. . ' '68 YOLKS 2 DOOll I t ;.1110. tr1n1. fl !6 BEV I '1581 '66 MERCURY . PARKLANE • ; 1 Door Hardtop. v.1, auto. tran•., let· ' tory air conditioning , power 1l1erin9, power windowt, power •••h, r1dio, h1el· 1r, wh itewall tire•, ti11fad ql•u, wh1al co¥an. ISLU 1521 '1293 '66 FAIRLANE 500 ·2· DOOR HARDTOP V-1, e11to. tr1n1., factory •Ir conditioning, power 1teetiftg, r1dio, heater, whit1w1ll liret, tinted 91111, wheel co"'"· ISBV 5021 51449 '65 MUSTANG COUPE 'cy l .• 4 1p11d, r1dio, h1el1r. !P8F 161 ) s114s ·· '67 YOLKS 2 DOOR • $1093 ''8 CHEYROLO IMPALA 2 Ooor H1 rdtop. V-8, •ufo. tra111., f1c- lorv air cooidit!oning, pow1r 1l1erin9, ,,. dio, he•+•r. tinted 9le11. IWIH 65 6) '67 BUICK RIVIERA :t Door H1rdtop. V.1, •ufo, tr1111., ft <• tory .1lr conditioni119, full power, r1dlo h1eler, whit1w1U fir••· tinted gl1n , Whe•i C0¥1tl. !TOW 8411 s2549 '66 BUICK RIVIERA 1 Doo• H1ultep. V-1, 111!0. Iran i., fie· lerv air concl ilio11i119, full pow•r, r1dio, he1!1r, whi11w1tl tlre1, .,;11yl roof, tinl1d 9l1n, wh11I coweri. IJIQK 60JI. . $2059 • • --'i--. -... -·-;--.--.--.-.; T Sau1rda.y, March 28, 1970 HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE I Houses FOR SALE ~~~FOR SALE I HOUsEs FOR s.\ul HOUSES 'OR SALE , I Houses' FOR SALE HOUSES_FOR SALE I Houses FOR SALi' -'*-I '*-·~-I~-~-~-~-1*-1 I~ OPPORTUNITY If you are in the inarket for a NEW home see these out- standing customized homes, built by Fra~ H. Ayres & Sons; located in a prime area very close to Huntington State Beac?, These homes are priced from $30,290 to $J9,540 and vary in size from 3 to 6 Bedrooms, 1500 to 3000 sq. fl., 2 & 3 car gar- ages and 2 to 4. Baths. These homes have SHAKE or MIS~ION Tl LE roofs, fireplace, underground utilities, concrete dr ives, bit-ins and basic carpeting. Our new unit \Vil! be ava ilable tOr oc~upancy in June & July. There is VA & FHA fin ancing avail. There are 2 Homes a vailable with occupancy by May due to credit rejection. Rancho La Cuesta Homes Huntington Beach (on Brookhurlt at Atlanta} 9611-2929, 968-1338 1~ OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND $450 DOWN efinJa Jd/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 45 Lind• Isle Drive Nearing completion. 5 BR, 4 ba ho1ne. 80 Ft. on water. 3 fireplaces, atrium \V/fountain. Bit-in TV system. With dock ....... ~225.00<I. 77 Linda Isle Drive Ne\\' 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble entry, \Vet ba r, AM /F'M Intercom, Mstr . Br. has beatn ceil. 3 Frplcs . , ....... , , $175,000. 80 Linda Isle Drive 5 Bedroom & maid's, 5 baths with family room & large rumpus room. 3 Fireplaces. 4,246 Sq. Ft. Dock & boat slip ..... $159,300 Waterfront Lots No. 4: E xcell ent 51 ft. Linda Isle leasehold lot. Plans avail. Consider trade ..... $35,000 '· No. 41: Long wate r view facing Harbor l s· land w/76.2 ft. of frontage. Plans avail. No. 88: Point lot with 118 ft. of frontage. Long \Vater vie\v. Plans available. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR (Our New Address) 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.8 . 642-4620 SAT/SUN AFTERNOONS 3061 Carob St. 290° Vit>w home "high on a: hill' • Eastbluf.fs finf'sL 4 +' fam & din SAT AFTEl!NOON ONLY 1000 ON FllA TERMS General 1000 I General will buy this cute 2 bdrm &ljjj~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii =·· 21541 Hanaikai lane H.B. Take ove1· large 6'h'"> FHA loan -fabulous vfC'\v on 1 + fam ily cor- ner Jiome. "Cal Classic." 4102 Brisbane Way University Parks out- standing corner condo- minium. 3 BR. tam rm, on a_ green belt. OWner anxious tor deal! 1816 Jamaica Rd. Th<> "ultimate" in golf coursc oriented living - 400 sq ft of custom lux- ury. l\1esa Verde shov.·· place. 2007 Santiago Drive The Baycrr!it's luxuri- ous 5 Bf'drn1, modl'rn decorator's home with pool. You ov.'n the land ~ 110 leasehold. 20181 Spruce Ave. A "Back Bay" special, close to t he University. About 1800 sq ft. Dras· tically reduct'd this weekend for qui ck sale! 1SOO Adams at Harbor OLLEGE .. (Near c;nema Theater) General REALTY 546-5880 General 1000 1000 ---=--- WESTCLIFF VACANT den bom e near city park & ]I do\vnto1vn, 1'~<>atures hard· wood floors, healilator f!re- plac<>, fruit trees e lc. 11's vacant_ Immaculate posse&- sion. 1$21,500 EASTSIDE SPECIALS 2 & Den ' Jn choice area, large lot \v/ ""' alley acceSJii. FHA terms. OPEN SAT 1·5 432 MAGNOLIA, CM $22,950 Cust 2 & Family North Easlsidc • completely rodecorated. Corner lot. OPEN SAT 1·5 2590 ORANGE.AVE, CM $25,750 4 Bedroom Pele /Jarrell Jea/t'I pre6enl6 LIDO ISLE SPECIALS EXCEPTIONALLY CHARMING -4 Bed· room, 3 Bath family home. Iinmaculate in- si de & out. Terrifi c buy at $63,500. LIKE NEW SMALLER HOME -ideal for year around livin~ or as a second home. Only $56,500. REAL BAYCREST VALUE LET US SHOW YOU -this most attractive 4 Bedroom & S bath home wi th family room + formal dining room. Asking just $54,900. Office Opon Soturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT 'REALTY 1605 WostcUll Dr., N.B. 642·5~ WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO E•ster GrMtlngt BAYCREST JUST LISTED this near new immaculate hon1e. 3 Bd rms, fa m r m and formal dining rm. Beautiful entrance & step-du living rm. E·xquisite master ste, prof landscaped yard. 3-Car garage. F ee simple. $83,500. 1927 Santiago Open Sat/Sun 1-5 CAMEO SHORES LUXURY Wlll Exchange For Smaller A 1nost luxurious, custom built residence on a choice Ca1neo Shores corner site. 4 Bd· rms., den, 5 baths & plush pOwder rm. Pro. . fe ssional inter. design, huge 'co v. lanai & un- usual pool. Abundant terrazzo. Owner will consider smaller home in exchange in near· .1by area. \ Call us /or app't lo see. $195,00<I. WESTCLIFF $50,~ 4 Bdrm. corner home on quiet street with many extras. Lge family kitchen: family rm. Lots of storage1 patio & pool-s ize yard. 1632 Dorot11y Call for appointment. DOVER SHORE BEAUTY Near ne\v top quality 2 story Mediterranean \\'/2 story entry, 4. bdr ms, family rm \Vith sunken \Vet bar, lgc formal dini,ng rm, 4. baths + pwd rm and 3-car garage. Fine in· terior des igning. By appointment. $118,000. CORONA DEL MAR Spectacular view of bay, ocean and penin· sula. Spacious 3 bdrm, den & pl ayroom +. Bring your binoculars when you come to see. 2501 Ocean Blvd. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 LAGUNA CONDOMINIUM Quality split level 2 & den 'vith glass en- clos ed balcony, 3 baths, dining area, wet bar & breathtaking WH ITE WATER vu. All elec· tric. 2 pools , recreation area & security guards. Vacant. Call to see. $64 ,900. LINDA ISLE LOT Buil d your own home on choice \vaterfront site. Prime location. Leasehol d. $75,000. DUPLEXES & TRIPLEXES Newport 3 & fam + l br & encl lanai. $43,500. Corona del Mar 3 & 2 hr under const. $68,500. NEW duplex & triplex, 3 & 4 bdrm. Short block to beach: $78,00<I & $95,00<I, Corner \vaterfrt duplex, 3 & 3· + den. $99,500. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 10.5 "Our '25th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO, R~ltors 2111 San Joaquin Hills R01d NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 ' MACNAB·IRVINE REALTY COMPA~Y FINER HOMES . CAMEO SHORES Beautiful ne\v home \vitb separate guest ac- commodations. Terrazo entry & gallery. Paneled library. Large kitchen with charm- ing breakfast room. Forma~ dining ro~m lla,.s _ built-in china cabinet. Fami1y room with ~t bar. 1-Iome surrounds an inviting pool w1th .. - a well landscaped patio. View of the jetty ... ~ .. beach below. $138,400. • • PRIME COVER SHORES VIEW Largt: 4 bedroom home with 4 spacious baths, a ll electric kitchen, dining room, mal"b~e fireplace & huge living room. Landscaped in a manner to maintain an open feeling & to allo\v maximum view of back bay. Only $89,500. Open Saturday. 1130 Santiago Dr, UPPER BAY Exceptionally lovely home v..-ith master b~"'­ room, large living room, beautiful famil y room & dining room, all opening to 40,ft. poq.1 , & lanai. This customized , immacul ate 4 bed-. roo1n home may be seen Saturday. Pril;ed·. a~ 867,500. 1300 EsteUe (Corner of Highland : & Estelle ). PRIVATE ROAD Newly decorated 3 bedroo1n, 2lh bath hom~. 2 Firepl aces add to the charn1 of this beau- tiful home, landscaped by Dick Beeson, in Private Road Estates. an adult co1nmunity with pool & park. $55 .00<I BAYCREST Luxury in every d etail. Sunken living room , beautiful marble entry & baths. Thi s 3 bed- room, family room, has quality tbruout_ ~ Years old. Call for app't_ LINDA ISLE \Ve only have 5 bayfront lots left to offer you on this exclusive island . Priced from $35,000 to $175,000. See sales representative at ~l Linda Isle. MACNAB·IRVINE Realty Company 901 Dov•r Dr., Suit• 120 1080 Baylid• Drive N•wport B•ach 642-3235 675-3210 General 1000 General FIXER UPPER 'I• of an. ACRE In the Newpor1 Beach Back BLUFFS BEST BUY j : HERE'S YOUR .. DOLL HOUSE Bay aren, The 2000 sq. ft. THE BEST 3 BEDR . 1000 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!!house needs clean up and BATI:l l!OME I~ ---------;:; paint. Outside, ho\v about 2 ON '. '. IOOO General 1000 horse corrals_, a beauti!ul TI-fE LO\VEST LEAS~LO 3 BEDROOMS General $600 mo\'es you in if YQu'rt'.' a vtt 3 good sired bedrooms. be'autifully landscaped front a nd rear yan:Js. Enclosed courlyard entryway add! private seclusion to this $23,- 500 bargain in lovely ,Costa Mesa neighborbood. Call t~ day. ORANGE COUNTY 'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BLVD. 546-8640 OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 NEED SOME ELBOW ROOM? Large half acre lot in San!~ Ana Heights. Good for hor- ses, or nursery; pc>ssible to uae for unit, all this for $33,500. But. ir you need a home this 2 BR is a charmer with nice eating area and }gt. living room, PAUL•WIDIE CARNAHAN as&LTY co. 1093 Baker, c.~t. 546-0440 REPOSSESSION PENDING! Beautiful Ii~";":, VA loan can be assumed by anyoll(> \VJTI10UT intcresl increar.e and TOTAl. monthly pay- ment is $166! Shake roof, big BRICK 1''rREPLACE, 3 bedrooms, l ~~ balhs, Strict-iiiiiiiiiiii;,.;~~~.,..,. .. Jy a "FIX"ER-UPPER" and DEJ.'TNITELY A BARGAIN XL NT ''lllcsii\c~c::Rcalt~ 546-5990 at $23,JOO for Costa r.tC'sa. Investment Potential but JIUH.rtY: 2 liJ!s 65 x 135 presently 'lon- WE SELL A HOME ed R-2, R4 surrounding EVERY 31 MINUTES arras. Could ohll1i11 \·;iri· k & L anc<' 10 R-4. Eal'h lul has Wal er ee live,'thk• hOUSC' IM)\V Oil it dc- \'Clopin1t S.200 per 1110 ini.:onH' 10 !)()Y !hi;> bill;' llrl(1I 1ht' unils arise. O,,·ner 1vil1 ratTY 20-13 \\'ei;tclirf Dr . &:16-7711 LUSK EASTBLUFF Open '!ii 9:oo P~I 2nrl. Call no1v for further de- lnlls, $21,500 each. REDUCED $1500 Assume 51/•0/o WATERFRONT CASnE for a GREAT BIG & co lee 4 Br. 214 bn. Ov.·ner lcav. A.P.R . Loan REALTOR ina city. To \·ic1v call -Low payments, huge fam1l~· PAUL•Wfillr; Ne11'Jl0rt Bench Office NALTC"-rm, full dining rn1, luxur-CARNAHAN 10'28 Bayside Dri~ ious 1naster bedroom, hui ll l.KALTY co. 675-4930 C:0..81N·Nl<lmNj' 800 >1~1~ TARBELL 2955 Harbo• 2 BATHS TAKE OVER 41/2 °/o $120 TOTAL PMT. Anyone can qualify to fake over pmls, subject to this 4}\i';O VA Joan. Your total pmt. will be SJ 20 per mo. Located. in excellent Cosla Mesa nclghborhcxMI. All buiH. in kitchen <lesigned for youi: v.'ife's convenienCE'. Doub!~ gnr~. rorced air heat, Pa- los Vertie s!onr !irC'pinet'. 01vner l'l.'ry anxious, askini::- $25,500. J\lakc any reason- able offer! ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BLVD 546-8640 OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 UPTIGHT ABOUT HIGH INTEREST? \\'ilh $5000 down 011T1er \\'ill ht•l11 \1·ith financing 10 as- st.Jnlf" 1hi.~ g t't"U1 ... -i:i.t''" Joun on lhis SHt\RP :t IM'tl- room 'I vear old homl' lo- ca1ed0 \vfrhin \1·alkini; rlis- la n<:e 10 the Beach and scl10uls. Call. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 2790 Harbor Blvd . al Adams 5-15-9491 ()p<!n 'Iii 9 P~f ESTATE SALE Owner must pay taxes; Sub- mit $1 ,100 with new }"liA Financing, Walk on Choice hardwood floors "·hile a(>- prcciating the new look of fresh paint. Enjoy lhe con- venience of )'OUl' detached doublt' garagt' sulTOunded by a gentle forest of sapota, fig. plum, ap(lrlrot. apple, orangl' and 1on1a10 trees~ A sf)('r1al nursery house 100! \\'ESTCLIFF SJ IOPS AN EASY \VALJ..:: bi ryclt' to beaches. 'Three bedrooms + Dining room horn<' for $2.1,500 is our best value!! Evenings Call 67J-611ti OPEN SAT 1·5 2010 Vista Cajon Newport Beoch '.l BH, 2 BA. Jg1• d ining area, all 011 one ll'Wl in thl' Bluffs. $40.750 Lochen my er Realtor 1!160 Newport Blvd .. C\\t CALL 646-3928 Eve11:. 644-16$ swinuning pool with privale ~ L 0 lanai and trees galore. SH' IN TilE BLUFFS J . ot wners WITH ' · A 3 BR HOME lt nov.·! The price is unbelicv- ' abl, """ owoor will carry, THE MOST DES LE FOR ONLY financing at 7~%. . GREENBELT DOOR~ND $10,995 ~:r™G GREEN ~· · ANO '!\: Built on your land'" TilE 0 \VNER WILL .;:j,.I.P FEATURING ORANGE COUNTY'S F TNANCE ~ ./ 1080 sq. ft. LARGEST Just Reduced to S39.B ./ Double garage 546-3291 F or Detail!;: -673- ~ ~~~:~ ~,·;~'""'" $30,500 . W: j\!J~util." I ./ All lath and plaster Open 7 days lo 8;30 P.~f. I CALL Sl?-Ol80 Assume 6°/o Loan ~ ~ I •111 1110~1 Orange County and olhcr ariproV('d are1's. Owner Desperate $28 950 STANCO Priced belO\V 1narkct appnus. 1 :). · j et! value. Entry hall. huge 4 Bdrm., 3 Batkl BUILDERS, INC. fa1n1ly rm. boas!s a natural Quality! En!rv hall. ~ii Ci0l!£'d Sundays brlek fireplace, full dining rm area, fu.11 dinin~t.:rm, 1066li \Vestroioster A';e, r m, covert'd patio. Forest of built-ins, park like rd Garden Grove tr~s. 540-1720. 540-1720 . Balanced Po\\·er Homeii TARBELL 2955 Harbor TARBELL 2955 Ha _ MESA VERDE Gener•! 1000'1 General A siv<>et ~i~~ 'o~dSl~dys says, piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~I "st•ll." A well kept, 3 Bed- roon1, 2 Bath home Is \Vhal she's taJkcn 'bout, Add a (.:omplr11' sprin kler syslem anct a covered pa!io and 1 you've got a 8\\'eC'I little house for $26,950, 5"16-2313 \D ' THE REAL \"'-ESTATERS .... ,, '.' ,.,, 'h ACRE-POOL 3 br, 2 ha, 18x36' pool, hen.. cs ok. Assume 6% % Will trade. 01Yne1' 531-7636- FOREST E. OLSO INC,,, Realtors 4 BEDROOM PLUS FAM. WHAT! $21,5 Scarce as hens teeth! 4 large bedrooms. · ba ths. F amily room. Deluxe kitchen wi l all latest built-ins. Carpeting. Hard to bel' at $21,SO!J and only 5 years young. Hurry . see. DI AL 645-0 . . STARTER -BARGAIN $17,900 :· l,~~~;11;•·;il;"--~=-~~1i;~.,~· ~S30~·rB·~~~·~~~1;093~B~ak~e~r,~c~.M~.~~"';'~·5<4~01 SHARP SHARP IN MESA VERDE G 1 1000 I General 1~ I General 1~ G.neral 1000 I Gef?eral 1000 I General 1000 ?his 3 bcdroon1, i.y, bath ::;•;n;;•;;r•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=; btau!y, 19M sq. fl., 2 lirt?. r And \Vhat a bargain it is! Less than rent Own your O\Vn home. 2 large bed roo ms. 1' ft. living room. 109 ft. lot -and it's R·2' Seller thrO\\•it1g in range, ret:rigcratof} washer. dryer. Can you ask fo r more? Hufj ry! Hurry! Dial 645-0303. $500 TOTAL DOWN 3 huge b('droornl' un a large Jol of to"·rrini:: llhnd<' 1rr•'S. N1•1v h1'ltvy :-.hi\~ t·11r- pel.s "i th ma tching dra1X's. r.1od1>rn ('Ount1)•-~1ylf' k1t(·lJ<•11. '"l'C>TAI." payn1e11Ls of $168 f>t'r month. \Vl-IY RENT: EYERYBODY QUALIFIES Al ''$1.000" Tnlal dtl\\'O and fl:"l.yml•nt~ of St59 f'\<'l' 1nonlh .lnclud« all. for thlll 1hari1~harp 3 bedroom beamC'd cril!n~ beauty. Comptclt' y.·1th n('w "·all tn \\•all carpels. All this nei;U('(} on a huge lot. J!Urt')'. it \1·on'1 ln.~1: $1.00 MOYES YOU IN-NO DOWN-NO COSTS YETS 5 tremendoWI bedrooms. 2 batti.. Btiilt-ln kitchen. Family Room. Pa~lo, kilcht n and dithwasher. Romantic. flrf!place! Carpel$ & drape&! Never hved in! A BUILDER'S CLOSE OUT only % hour tn the Blue PacWc and the ~now-\Jppcd mount.al.N. ruu. PRICE $25,950. TOTAL PRICE $21 ,950 For thll immacul11te 3 bedl'oom homl' nn a beautiful tttr-llned lltrcet }lui::r liv- ing room wtth rornantle flrf!\)laet". UHra modt'rn kllchcn. 2 bslths. Comrlrtely fenced Yllrd with lots .,r fruit tree~. J)Ouble C'Ar&Rr 1v!th 1•le<·trl1· ~arai;t doo1· opener. TRY $.1,500 dov.·n. Tol.'\l Ju\yn1l'nt11 or $182 pt>r month. WALKER & LEE COSTA MESA OFFICE-545-9491·545-0465 27'0 HAllOI ILVD, Opeo Ew .. lllf' 'tll ' P.M. placrs, l'ating aren in large kitchen + dining nrea, ser- vice porch for the lady, water Mftner, landsca ping with sprinklers. You must Sf!<' this om:. .it'" st\.1.rp Md only S.19.950. 546-2313 IO 'THEREAL \"'-LSTATL:RS . . . BIG HOUSE LOW PRICE For tlrls lovely 3 bedroom home \\'ilh a rreat added 1lt'11 or family room, with gorgeous F1REPLACE. Va - ca11t arid ready to occupy. NO 00\\IN TO G.l.'s Alld $1100 down to F.1-1.A. buy- ers. Sub1nit to we SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUT~S Walker & lee 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adamt 545-046$ Opt.n •tn t PM UNBELIEYABLE!! $750 TOTAL DOWN!! \Viii pay ALL and n1nvf' you intn t hl~ sharp 4 bedroom. 2 IJath ranclH:r nC"ar rreewar~ and shop11ins;:. La rg(' o,rrsi?;f" cornt·r lot v.•ith room tor ca1nJ)('r, bo6.l or t railer. $2:1.~ FULL PJUCt:. NO SMOG!! THIS IS IT !! This '1. lwdroon1, ::i h:i tll rancht'r on cornr1· )l)t \1lth slab and boat ga te ha!! much to offer caurornla brick. firC'11lal'C, electric built-ins, dis hn1nstcr, custom dra(l('11 &: carpels, sprlnk!t'.rs and loads of cabh1ets In garage. AS$Um,!! 5% % governmen\ loan an d pay S1'11 total or CI NO DO\VN. $29,500 FULl.. !'RICE. CHAM~A~NE TASR! IEH POCKn1obK? Get a load of this 1,800 sq. ft. 2 51.ory bargain! ?¥laster s!~e bedrooms 1vith sepa- rate vanity room. 4 good glzc bedrooms In lilt. Formal dJning room and family roon1. Electric built-tns & dlshwaahcr, wQU to wllll carpeting and custom drapt"s, brick fl.replace, loads ot extras. $3,500 down to this UNB£UEVABLE $26,900 BARGAJN. WALK TO BLUE P4CIFIC ll Assume this '2 :story J)<llacc \\'ll h a ln\1' 614% government loan, $1 69 pays all. Extras Include custom dre ~ & M l'J>t'\S, g1u; tlrt'.'pll'ICl': front sprlnklrrs, private 1111110. \Valk to 2 prh·1llc pools, tennis court$ and private park. $23.900 FULL PRICE. ' WALKER & LEE HUNTINGTON BEACH OFl'ICE-842-4455 7H2 IW/09er Dpon Evenings • 540·5140 LEASE /OPTION AT THE BEACH · \Valk to a private beach at Bayshores. bedroo m. den . 2 baths. Lease for a ye then buy it at today's price. Ter rific oppo tuni ty. Ne\vports fi nest area. only S36. DIAL 645-0 4 BEDROOM - PAYMENTS LESS THAN $143 MO. Take over 53A % aMual % rate loan. 4 larl(\ bedrooms. dininK room, 2 baths, delu>Qt kitchen \Yith built ins. Beautiful carpe~ and drapes. Air conditioned for clean livin SeUer 1n usl lea-ve. name your terms. Ni Mesa area at $27,500. Dial now 645-0303. FOREST E. OLSON, INC. ,_ Acrc11 f:T"bm H•rbor -Shopplng Center COSTA MESA 22ff Harbor Blvd.-645-0 • r IO .E ID ... p il " " '• " .. . -.. ..... ' ·- -~~~~~---~,---------·-·---.. .., HOUSES FOR SALE !HOUSES FO_R SALE ~1£S FOR SALE \HOU SES FOR SALE ~USES FOR SAL E HOUSES FOR SALE G.nerel 1000 Gen.rel • JOCMI Gener•I 1000 Gen•r•I 1000 Gen•r•I 1000 Ge neraf 1000 VIEW OF HILLS From th is tree shaded half acre in the hearl of NeY.'port Beach. Looking for large bed· rooms? This one has 5 BIG ones & 3 baths. You o\vn the land under this 3000 ~q. ft. com· lortable family home. $55,000. LIDO WATERFRONT APARTMENTS 320 LIDO NORD $600 Oown--Yets -3 Bedrooms- Costa Mesa HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SA(E OA!l Y 'ILOT 21 HOUSES FOR SALE ---Co.1t• Mtu 1100 Newport Beach 1200 Coron• del Mar ------"--TUO $?2,950 • EASTSJDE, nlA/ BEAClt SHACK, Nlct 3 BR. VA term!! available. QuaJnt on o~nlud R.2 lo1 l blk. to 3 BR wllh shining h.rdv.'d beach. 2 Batt\tl (1 outside!. floors, cozy lrplt:, dlnl11a nn Room for boat It trlt, NeY.'l,y & nice site .)'1tn.I. TraUlc ·n1ed ou!Jllde. Low $.'lO's. free. ttte lined slf'C(!t. Call MORGAN REALTY 5'15-i424. 61$.6642 675--645!1 3411 E. Coast tlwy., Cdtll HARBOR VtE\V JUU.S Ocean View Lu1k Home 4 Br, 3 BA, ram. Rm. Many cu.11tom --~ature1. $6-i.~. Prine. Only. &14-2521. B1lboa Peninsula 1300 -- l -· I ·, SPLIT LEVEL , On large corner lot. Block fro1n Upper Bay, 3 Bedrooms, 3 BA + office. Vie 'v from L 7x 23 famil y room. 2 double garages + \VOrk· shop area. Space for boat or trailer. Priced to sell. $45,900. 6 Beaut.ilul uni!<. 6 Car garages & utllity room, with 85 ft. fron ting on excellent swim- ming beach. l.Jnils a.re newly furnished. Reductd to $200,000. Xlnt terms BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR {Our New Address) 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N ewport Beach 642-4620 Cll•an &s 1t \1•h\11tl(', blg lnl . low • lo\v dtll\'n to anyunr . Neu.r new C'urp1•111is:. pri1·11!r rear yard lvHh Vlt'W ur bluff!!. Call now, r~ull price $23.~. 4.5°/0°$119.00 per month total Subject 11.1 e'(illlng VA loan, thi8 eNCC"ptional 3 bedroom 2 bath ho1nc is In o/11'! or Co.'lta itesn 's best locatiohs, ne11r All Mehoolll und Catholrc ('hurrh. H~rdwood floon;, lx'11.utllul1Y appoin!rd built-in kitchen. t'.'Oey stonr fircpl<u.'tl. J ust 11;'painled anti rtady lo he Hved in. Al>kiu~ $25,500. \o uth, Coa st -~ DIVORCEE. in ~tontlccllo. must llell 3 BR. 2 Ba., bit· lns, carp., d r a p es , v.·ashertdryer; s2.roo Oo1vn to !st T.D. $16,500 Full pr . Call all. 5:30: a nytl1ne v.•kends 54Hlii OLu~·F'S, 3 Br, 2 Ba, J le\'CI. choice corn. Jot. 'l'allNI pa tio/vie"'· Many cus. e.'t- trait. $32.500. 644-426J SUMMER HOME CharnUng expandable l BR, 811,y Vle1v & la.rge p&llo. Acrosa l1'0rn beach. Avail. ablt' at onet•. S::..6,000. I General 1000 G ene ra l 1000 ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors BAYCREST OFFICE DOVER SHORES • • 1430 Galaxy Drive, NB General Sparkling new Ivan \Veils homes with .. r~orovcr Vie1o1.,;." 3 Spacious mocll!ls 1;~:::;:::::=::::=::~1~000;; II '.G~e~n~•:•~·~l -----T~OOO::I to choose lrom. 4 Bedroom. 3 Sa.th & po1,1Jer room. ·ran1. BREATHING ROOM Uy room• wUh t••PI'"' • l/3 Actf' lot ln Upf)l':r Bay + 1 3 Bedroom 001ne + niCf' I 15x30 pool + o~Tlef' will sell '· no dov.1? GI or IBA • , • , •• $27,500 Exclusive with: MOUNTAIN walk ;n wet bac. "'""" RETitEAT area in kitchen + formal dinin~ room. Landscaped $16,950 t"OUrt yanl PoOis. F'ine dec- ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BLVD. 546-1640 3 Bedrooms l·Yi baths $21 ,000 OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 \\'ilh FtlA or VA lel'l'f\S !his house 1vill go fast. Double garuge, forced air heatln~. • 1JOO sq. fl. Good sizt'd bed· roomi;; and 1~'hal a value al $21.000. . . UNIVERSITY PAR K Spacious <..'IJl1(IC1n1ln11un on sunny corner lot, 111f1h 3 brdroo1ns fttld chN.·rrul family 1~.u1n 1vh1<;h 0111.•ns on'o p1·lvate enc.IOSt.-d l'lu-d. Carefree ll\·inJ;, clo:;c IL.J pool. uoU & schools. 011T1f'r lruv1ng slate JIURR'': • ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BLVO . S46-1640 Three Bedraom Ea11lside Costa i\lesa. New 1v/11• carpel, draper;:, covert'd patio. douh!c garagt'. Largt' Joi t.'0111plt"tely fenced. FHA/ VA tenns or !IUbn1il on do1111. $21.500. Bkr. 642-s.·u, L E A SE /optio n S75.000 Baycrest exec. home. Full · view Ba.ck Bay $T;i0/mo.. OWnrr ~ 642-4715 BY O\VNER : Buffs Cando. 2 Br, den. 211 ba, luxury +. PETE BARRE'M' REALTY 1605 \Vestclin Dt'., N.8. 6~2-:l200 Lind• Isle 1306 511 Avenlda Campana, N.B. CUSTO:\t bronze ~fedallion E\'e~. &t4-2S67. home, 5 BR, 5 BA, Lot l& BAYFRONT Sl8,&IO. 2 Bdnn * 528-2220 * 2 Ba 30' Liv rm, pri beaeh.1-========== ! pool, Adults No. 1 Baysidt> Village. 673-1331 or 548-3813 Newport Height& 1210 lido Isle DECORATOR'S J\IESA DEL J\tAR. SH ARP! 4 br. 2 ba, din. Custom feahirts, 1\'f'll lnndscped. SMALL Assume $20,000 ~,_. !,fA. ON 1lt E IN.SIDI:: HOME Beautifully done. S Bdrm1. Frunily 1111. Xlnt atttet to street <L'i fl. lot. $98.500 S30,TJO. Principal~ on l y. BIG LIDO REAL TY INC. 3337 Via. Lido 673-7300 " Custom 2 story chillel on large lot in area of lo1vering pines. Tl't!mendoui; brick FIREPLACE and BAR-B·Q. 2 spacious bedroon1s, and large lull balh. Completely equipped kitchen ope1L'i to orated in!erion;. Lu:'l:ury C8Jl>Cling. Too 11\&ny cus- tom feature1 lo d~rlbf!. JI v.itl pay you lo visit & see lor yourself. Open Daily. -F"ar Prict.'CI to ~II <It $31.CM)J OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE HO;\lE un 1 1~ aC', No. San Di.ego C111y • Nr. Paun\a Valley. Su r r ounded by orar1i::~· & avocado lf'l?f'r;:, overlooking !he b eau t • Paun1a Valley golf course & CC. 1'hi-" rnte11aining home w/11-et bar. sun rooin &. n1any f'Xtras is priced al SW.000 for a i>horl ti1ne only \111111 tcrn\s lo sui1. Ch1•oer !1"11nsf . lo Hall'aH. John Conlry. Bkr. 510 \\'. Chap- man Ave.. Orange, Ca. 92!ir~~ or call (71,ll !">41 -5050. '>!°'· 6-00,,.'=27,_'~'~"°,.·1,.-~1"'=·==-1 ON THE OUTSIDE SPARKLING 4 BEDROOJ\t Plenty of (!If.gt.reel parking 2 BA home • exceptiona l ror can1per. frailer, etc. 011 residenti8-I Ar c a. hn· 60 root concretl' drive fron1 lnacul atc condition • Cfllll· alley. Double garage and J>letf! with t.'QV. P l't I i o. carporl, too. Small but Assume 5~• '7o • S1 80 1no. chef!rful :::-bedroom home P.l.T.l. • balance S23.000 • 11'ilh brick fireplace. Good terms 2J yeani, Allklng Newport Heights location. $31,500. Call 54;>..&124 South Oriento1I Contemp. Newport at Victoria 64.aall (anytime) Ivan Wells & Sons VlE\V DECK for dining. Roy J. Werd Co. Paved year round road, a EXCLUSIVE AGENTS short slroll to town and re-1430 Galaxy Drive &1~1550 rt'Crcntional facilities. Com· (Open Daily) ple1ely furnished -ready to j':l=~~~=~=~= I enjoy, 80 minutes close! Low ~ ~ ~ ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BLVD. 546-8640 OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 Eastside Income L!s!C'CI J::xclu1;1vcly 1rlth Coa~I Rtal Estate. Only sn,ooo. 646-7171 REDUCED! 146 Via Undine (by App'!. only). 4 BR. &. den or 5 QR. Partially run1. Din. rm., bit. ins. carp., drapes. 2 car gar. Aski"' $75,000. Xlnt ternu:. Bill Grundy, Re•ltor 8.3l Dover Dr., NB 642·4620 LIVE BETTER interest loan can be assutn· l._\_/"~\_/"~L. REALTORS 673-4400 _,. FOR LESS ed al JUST $15 PER 1'1'0N·1~=======~~ I Outstanding 3 Bedrooin home ,3 BedrQOm beauty In nice TH ! J! + bac-helor apl O\'er the gar-I::::::::::::: area,-conwnient to schools WE SELL A HOME $700 DOWN a.,<>c. Park likf' yard v.·ith YOU'LL BE GLAD OPEN HOUSE THURS-FRI-SAT 512 REDLANDS Ne wport Height& College Pnrk, As3un1e 5\~ % loan Sl&.:i mo pa}'ll all . 3 BR. 2 bHth, family rm. SZl.:i!O. 011'hrr ~9-3i38 \1'.> THE REAL \"'-ESTATER.s LARGE HOME LARGE LDT 4 BR. & family rm. Huge !Iv. rm. 3.000 Sq. ft. 45 F( lot . Reduced to $67,500 Wolker Rlty. 67S.S200 & shopping. Beautllul land· EVERY 31 MINUTES nlany trees, spa~ for boat You called to i«'f' this niCt"ly scaping. An unbelievable Walker & Lee EASTSIDE ,(: tra iler. Rc<luccd S2IXXl lO ;i,ppointrd 4 hdrnl ,\, lam1ly low price of $20.500. F~catur-3 BEDROOMS $32.930. roo1n. Has lnrge a.s.~urnable es bll-ins, t'Xlra quality cpts. ~ COATS' Cl loan. ~11..t',i 1nll'rcsl. 2 Bath!!. EZ lermll. 2043 \VestcliU Dr. To Vets, thi!.: home is in beau. & $19.000. pa_vnblt' $168 nionth lifuJ move.in condition in PlTI B ·1 I ~.. It 646-7111 WALLACE . eau11 u uut1I or Ira • Eas1s1de -Ba.ck Bay area er al'ca. PAUL•WM'l'E Open 'til 9:00 PM o( Co111a riteWt. Lo111.1ow REALTORS CARNAHAN .;;;_;.;; ______ ;/ do"·n 10 anyoll('. You O\\'t! it -546-4141- a•ALTT CO. t t ·1y b OFFICE BUILDING 0 yoor '"" 10 "" 1 " (Op~n Even;n9•) 1M1 Baker, C.I\1. a.11).5440 011(', Owner exlrt'mely anx!. PAUL-Wfill"E CARNAHAN 1.K&J,.TT Cw. ~ Bt><lrooins • 2 baths Huge 3;"1.itl2 COVt'rt'd patio . 00 II cen1cnt drh·r for trailer or boa!. COr.tE SEE IT TODAY or call &16-7171 101: dc!a.ils. Mes• Verde 1110 Dover Shores 1227 · 3366 Via Lido, NB Open Sun. J BR. Den. 21) Ba. Con- temporary. Arch it e ct designed &: bll. Lo inl. traJWerable Jo an , By BEAUTIFULLY landscaped family home. Patio. 5hullle board. 4 Br. J Ba. fan1 rm, lorn1al dining, 2 fireplaces. Broker 6-12-4816 ---------•I College Park Tl IS REGAL * SPACIOUS COMPLETE VIEW Bay & J\111\l!. 4 Br, 4~i Ba 01o1·ner. Phone -673-2854 for + maids. High ceilings. appt. 5000 Mt ft built around court. I -========== Belbo1 Island 13SS ~-ous. asking S24,000. i\1nkc 'J MONTICELLO Center of-Cost1 Mesa 0He1·. 2IXXJ Sq. ft .. 1000 leased, 1000 lBR to1o1·nhouse. 2 Bath!!. avail for lease. $35.000. Very Blt·ins cpls, drps. Encl. best of terms. Ov.·ncr 1vil l J.o"'"'""'CHECK THIS ONE IO!l:\ Hak~r. c.~t l.ov<'ly lo live-in, J Bit 2 full t:ARLY BIRD ... gels !he 11'nnn, but th(' ('arly buyer will gr1 this lovely 3 BR plus 1:onvrl't den PLUS a forrnul rtininc room. Un. heard or! Newly painted and >I BR. :1 BA. dlnf[an1. Cotnpl refurbi!1hcd. 1900 sq fl. Lush cptg & lino. Elect Kit. Patios. Ldscp<l, r n1 for boat. $.1il.9j(l. 011·nr.r. j.10-3376 4 car gar. £.z main!. Idt<al 101· enlertaining, $178,000 furnished . As."iumr 61~% loan. O\l·ner 5'1S.7249. PltfCE adjw;ted. Owner 18)'11 .. sell°'. Older bu,t channlng 2 BR. + sleeping Porch. 30 x 85 R-2 lot. Qulck pos. scss. I . ' • • I: 1: ' • ' ~ '. ' • I; Ii halhs. ~llins, rorro:f air Golfer's Paradise heul. unmaculalf'. J11.~f. GALAXY & J\1ariner corner lot. SJj,000. F I nan c I n i: availahlt•. f>.18-19?.6 · dbl. gar. w/anto. opener. caJ"lY 1st TO. $21.500 Wells-McCardle, Rltr s-ORANGE COUNTY'S George Williamson 1810 Ne1vport Blvd .• C.i\1'. LARGEST movr ln! J..oiv VA paynirnls. Beaut. home un 10th J.:r(.'('n Take oYer 51,. 'f" annual in· of Bf'l'rnuda Dunei; · f111f'st ti·rl'SI ralf'. Full price $29,. ~!cSC'r! coursr~ ~niy :; BR. 9.'JO. • .. Ba., pool. fumii;hed home. rl'a<ly h.> n10\•r m. Loco:~'"':'.j.~:::~~~=~~ closr 10 schools & ,u B h l'OO Univer1ity Park 1237 MORGAN REAL.oTY ewport eec , s:l6.-t~i0. REALTOR MIJ.7'129 644-0684 Eves. 6 H 0 '73-13SO 673-IS64 Eves. 2 29 ARB R BLVD. 673-6&12 675-6459 ~ 34U E. Coast Hwy., CID.I ~:;;;;:~,,;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~1 546-8640 1000 J Gener•! 1000 OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 Incl. 'l golf carts. Club nlC'Til· bcrship avail. Asking.S!U.000 DUPLEX ON CANAL Children or In-Laws? Huntington Beach 1400 Open Houses . 'THIS WEEKEND 1.., tlll1 h-'f llllrnterf wlrti .,., thh weftff!d a ro• .. llone-h11ati1t9. All the locerion llmd below ,,. fflcrihed 11 ,,..,., detlnl lty HwertWitt .._. wh-11 tffoy'1 DAILT PILOT WANT ADS, ,_,_ ltlowhtt .,.. h11MS for Mlle or I• refit •• •rted to lilt tHi h1foniwlfl011 h1 this col1m11 .aclri fridat• HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom & Fo1mily or Den) 432 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 642-1771 (Sal 1·51 2590 Orange Ave., Costa l\'Iesa 642-1771 (Sat 1-5) (3 Bedroom) :1407 Nottingham, Newport Beach 67f>.4930 (Sat & Sun 2-5) (3 Bedroom & Family or Den) 2501 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! J\.1ar 644-4910 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 1927 Santiago (Baycrest) Ne\v port Beach 644-4910 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3807 Topside Lane (11arbor View Hill s) Cdm 644-2521 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1'**433 Bayside Drive, Ne\vport Beach 642-8235:675-3210 (Sal) 1737 Sk ylark Lane, Newport Beach 642-3600 (Sat & Sun 1-4) '20772 Spindrift Lane, Huntington Beach 962-0993 (Sat & Sun am 1til dusk) \il512 Fordham (College Park) CM 549-3738 (Sat & Sun 11-6\ 2725 Lorenzo (M esa de! Mar) CJ\.1 540-1151 !Sat & Sun 1-5) *2815 Calalpa, (EaslbluU) NB . 645-0303 (Sat : 3057 Carob (Eastbluff ) NB : 546-4141 (4 Bedroom) (Sat 1-5) :1130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shoresl NB . 642-8235:675-3210 (Sal) (4 Bedroom & Family or Den) 1430 Galaxy Drive {Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Open daily\ 505 Morning Star Lane (Dover Shores) NB . 642-8235 :675-3210 (Sal) 14941 Sabre Ln .• l-luntington Beach 846-0604 (Sal & Sun 1-5) (5 Bedroom) 16 Linda lsle Drive (Linda Isle ) NB 528-2220 I All day Sunday) (5 Bedroom & Family or Den) 2321 Bay Farm Place (Back Bay) SA 546-7544 (Sat & Sun 2-5) **I Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 :675-3210 <Sat & Sun) :*1536 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB · 642-8235 :675-3210 (Sal) CONDOMINIUM (1 B.droom & F•mily or Oenl '*511 Avenida campana (tho Blullsl NB 64+~7 (Sat & Sun 12-5) TOWNHOUSE (2 Btdroom ) 21332 Via Slrai1', Huntington Beach 540-8640 -(Sat 1·5) .. '"' it * W.tttfro11f ~ .. * * ,... .-w .. m-t HAVE YOUR CAKE and e at it too! PAVL•WHflll CARNAHAN '1.1..&.LTT CO. • X\n\. 1cr1ns. Bill G r undy, Realtor 833 Dol"er Dr .. NB ~2-41i10 PAUL-WWlll CARNAHAN 'I.SA.LT'! CO. 2 BR. I· 3 BR. dup!C>:.: or UM' as 5 Bit, family honlf': 2 haths, ofliN'. patio &.· sun. deck. RiJ,!hl on !hf' canal 11•ilh dock lor your boo!. S7'1.j00, Perfect K'tling! 3 br. 21': ba on one side 2 br, I ha on the 1 ------~-­ olher. lncompal'able seUing SPRING Need a large honie '?' We have ii! 4 BR's in 1'1l'Sll dcl Mar. 'Valk to Tl'.' \\'inkh.' and all schools. Nt"('d a IO\Y priCI'? JfERE IT IS!~ .s:u.aoo. 1101,.. j.., lhe icing! Assurnr $23.000. 5~·m loa.n. s1:i asi;u1nption tee. S180 per mo P.t.TJ. 1093 ""'"· C.M. """""' --WHERE?--1093 Baker, C.M. offering indescribable views. BLOSSOMS Spa1·k.ling C.Ondition ready 10 Secluded Country """' :,1~~~~~~~?~" •·w nlO\le into. $56.000. call for IN t.1EREDITH GARDENS ue1all~. 4 &>droom, J Bath, custom 11~king pr\CI' of S32.!KIO. Ex- ira largf" Joi. Needs l!Omc? \101·k hut t~ priCf' ill right~ $30,800 Assume 51;4•/, loan A11r. trtT1fic loan, large fan1. ily rn1. 4 bedrooms, r ntry htill. xt1·a bi1!1L~, lull dining !'Ill. J.40.1720. 0 """'d"" • Red Hill Realty draped and carpeled, 2600 Univ. Park Center. Irvine SQ. fl. \Vhite Beauty. Fonn. Fixer upper ;E A l TY Call AnyliMf! 833-0820 iii Dining Room -Break· fasl Eli.ling Area in large Kilchcn . paneled Family Roon1 • 1~·ater softe~r · sprinklers fJ'Qnf & rear. 1'1uch mol'f' lo see and •P- p1'f'cin1e. $44,950 Loca•N.! ln lhe back bay are11 Cati Aldu)t', al : Near Np1. Post ore. 6111-2-114 YOU OWN THE LANO ESTATE SALE . \\'ci;!clilt shopping a rea & J\larj11<"rs School. Nice 3 BR, 2 BA home in best of resirlenl ia l 81"1.'a. Court appraised at S28,700. Call !">'15·842~. PAVL•WIDTE CARNAHAN aSALTT CO. of Nc1o111101·1 Bcach on ~• DAVIDSON Realty <H'11'. Fc;i!urnu.: 2 bOnir ror. ~ "'·I"" F' •• 833 rals, enctosrn lnna1 uvrrlook· .i46-..... "" ~vrl!.~ ing hcau1Hul s11-imming . pool. Thi' 2000 StT. fl. ::: ht'</. Irvine Terra ce East 5·IB--5'1-10 tY'IOm 1·c>~iden(..'f' needs paint Spolicsi; 4 BR .. 21 ~. ba1h .rlui; "'""'""'"""'::"''""'""'"""'I nnd rlboiv b'l'C'am.'. but v.·hal enclm;ed Jan111. !:.Ice. k1lch- * 2 * a pr1ef'. Oivnf'r \.\'ill linance en, hrkfst. <H't'll. Lo1v leni;c. u1 7.5'; Call lod"'''· hold rec. Sale pnce , . .... S'i6.6:'i0 CHEAPIES Lowe1· Eastside 2 bedroom~ cl05C to shoriplng -lo! o( roof for garrlrn and rosc11 galore. SlG,500. ..... ~ •. -' .... .:Far ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST S46-3291 Oren 7 day!! lo S: 30 P. i\L For Aripoin11111•nt Cnll CURT DOSH, Realtor JT.IO \\I. Co;1,,1 llh;-hWlly fi'l2·&172 E1'f•:i. 67:\-MG!I $25,950. 51/4 °/o Loan TARBELL 29SS Harbor e STEPS TO OCEAN :'I BR. rnodern be1H'h ho111r . At.i'.:rs."I to pools. tennis els. $r rt'Cl'C'llfion areo. Only • $2.).900 · Xlnt lenns CAYWOOD REALTY 63(13 \V. Coa.sl HI\)'., NB • 548-1290 • LO\V On or L5c Op~ 4 BR. 1 ~; BA. Gardrn kil· rhcn: tn1n1ctl, Ckcup. Bkr. jl()...1720. 4-SPACE GARAGL. Spaeiuus ho111r O"' cul-de-liRC. '33.500. Ai;1. 641>..1129 or 61.>'1930. BY T.RANSF'RO 0"1icr 2 story. 1 yr old 5 BR, J BA, arch de.signed, pool ai7.e lot. rnd of cu.1-0<?-Mc. I Blk Back Bay. 2700 ~ ff. dln rm , sm sewing rm or oUh.>t!, famtkit 30x1'1. 11 .. · r n1 "'/beamed Ct!ilings & frpc. Plus beaut. 3 txlna. 2~t bath ho111c. f an1ily rm. 11'/\','l.'t bar. 2 Frplcs. Upgraded car. pelt\. drnpes. Auton1Atle g111·agr door ol)t'ncr. Vaulted Ct'i lingll g, a VIE\V. All this ror S~3,9;,o . P:TTIT REAL TY CO. .. THE HOUSE or HOMEs·· 833-0101 El Toro 1244 r.tOOERN RANCH Custom ho1ne guest lue. Bam w/statl. Agt Gi;,...2141 Corona del Mer 12SO Neat <"lean 1 Bedroom +. gar. aJ:t'. Upper East~itle ~1 IJT()i_·k to shopping -$13.500. 7.oned R-2. 01o1·ner v.111 finance - 646-7171 Lease I Option O"" or f.1Ps.1 cl<'I ~tar'& finest 4 Bdrm. + 3 baths Co1ta M esa 1100 i\lothcr-in-1!11v suite w/'M!p --------- Eastside 3 bedroom 4 BR homl's. fully crpld & 2 ri\"plaN"li • 01w in h11:..:e _____ ------ sharp, sharp! m:1 ino. family rm. lanro roon1 .... 1 "![illlllllilill!llll!lll'lll[l'll! ... " p:z,500 full priC<', Call: hrick patio '''ilh hulll·in 11 N , ssQ. 2 ba"'" A""m' "· ·.: Eastside Cul-de· Sac ewpor apr. lo;tn. ~1'.(l.Ji20. rnlrance. $51,000. 516-7M4 Dover Shores Are• You O"'TI Thi? Ln nd Bt>autitul pool size yrd. 3 BR home w/ elegant lcnture~. at TARBELL 295S H a rbor Slop look1ni.: -:.la.r1 living lrg fam nn, breakfast aroe11, LARGE FAMll Y? in a ~parkling Rancho with fotmal din'g rm. J car This 2 :i;!ory. 5 BNlrn1, 3 Ba 2 m~lcr 8izc bcd1w1ns + garage. $8.1,j()(l. BY O\VN. 646-&Sl I home \\'i!h fon1111l dlnin,e:: rm lnri;:c f;in1!1y &. dininl:. 1\10-ER. 642·5583 &· fnrnily rn1 is !h<' best Joi-·roi:t 1101\fE Ot CA~IPER GAfiDEN iiOUSE Victoria (.nyt'.me) h1r vnhtl' in the nrcn S::U 800 porkir1g, 11<•ur i:,h<:lppin.g. Sub. VACANT Oosin,i:? t:osts only to vets. F'HA·VA 1 •• ,,,, .• .,,,,,,·,bl•' , , .. ~ ,. 1n11 low 1in pa,vn1cn!, full $39.~. Low clown FllA. This hon1f' i -:::::=:::;:::~;:::::::I ·~ is vPry c;lean 1u1d n:!1uly !1)1• ·--FULLER REALTY prlf'r orily ~2;1.fl."iO. I:; BH. Pool. Putting gl'C'f'n. br Uvcd in, locaicrl In !he DESPERATE I 546-0814 Bkr. 675.SOM. 642·Rm mosl desirable Eastside ar'i'a Baycrcs! . 1ovC"ly rlccora1or'sl 7,.-~========-_: TIRED OF THE BLAHS? Ir }'t'lu' .. ·r seen a whole host of OREARY 'S you'll appre- elfltl' our bright and CllEERY 3 Bedrooms - 11'11l k lo the beach. Only $36.- 9j(). 673-IS50 \1'.)' THE REAL ~ESTATERS n, f • y •• • ., , of Costa 1'1CM. As king niotlrl "·11h plu.sh papers, Gene r.'11 1000 1 G ener al $24.000 -Cull Ill)\\~ 0..'RUI decor. ~, & SpArklin.:cl--------- 1000 I General pool. Olvner bou~t eJ~. -------------------- wbe,... • N'olly ;,,,.,,,. olf. C. lf'l 'O h'\.,,, ,( _ fJ< 'C ~C, 0 ers on thli'i~ \:)\,,!;, 1.'Q?J ~).. ~ P q• µ :.rarr . · ·- ~ TAe Puzzle with the Built-In CAucHe ORANGE COUNTY'S ~ '46·5110 LARGEST Cnnrdrltm11thntrll 2629 HARBOR BLVD. !~~~~~:cl TOOO UNEXCELLED VIEW ol Harbor & ocean. Allr. Hpllt level hcunc> on R-3. 5100 sq. rl. lot. Ideal !or 4 Apt. units. S225.000. 2501 Ocean Blvd., Crli\f. By appt. only. Bill Grundy, Realtor 546-8640 ;-.... ~~~""""""!!"I OPEN EVES TILL 8:30 -$2f;"950 EASTBLUFF-LUSK • Bdcm + Fomily rm. By Owner. 3 BR. 2 BA. lam. Prime arco. 01l'Tlt'r riesper- rm. dining rm. lnrgr. pool . ale. Na lural brick firt'plnce. V I cw lol on t11l.de-sac. t>nlry hall, DuiJt.iru; . ."'40-1720 614·0288 907 Aleprio St. TARBELL 295S H a rbor 1000 I G e neral Coldwell, Banker Extends EASTER GREETINGS ' From The Residential Sales Staff COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. SSO NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH 833·0700 DR., 6#2430 Olearronge !he 6 .:rambled ,,,.-...... ,,.,.--....._,,,..-, word• below to molt• 6 timple word1. Pr1rit '8tt•ra o l ooch In i11 11"' of tqLXJres., ' I lGAODA I 1 I I I " I I CAR ALI ' I I I I NITNEV I f-,1,..,...,' l<"'"il~l,_,1,-i ' ...-------, A .gambler was fell ing >-H~•-P~R_E~C~~_,1 how well he was doing, I I 1 I I' I Ho expJa;ned he went fo ~~.._ .... ~~~ l as Vegas in • $8,000 N 0 B L E G I Cadillac and came bock ~:1::1~~1~:1~:1·~.~~;,';oJr~~ore In • @ PllNf NUM8fRfO 11 l(1TflS I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN DIME·A·UNE 8.\1 Dover Dr .• NB M2-462U CORONA Highland1 vic\I' home. Ideal lor rouplc wtpos~lble gut'SI qt". or 1nore Ddrms: ovP..rlooking the town. SEE TIIJS! Open Daily 2..5 412 i\1end01..a TerracCf' Sl;in SmUh. Rllr. 67l-20tO CAMEO SHORES Ocean view -cu~toni hoine 4 BR. •I ha., pool • 11·ay undt>r n1nrkc.t al $76.500 - fOI' Appointtn('nt C.11 644-1133 F:A!!."TBLUfF REALTY FOR SALB BY O\VNER Leas 11\Rn I yr old. DclighUul fam. Uy hOmf'. All lfl.nd9Cflping 11nd crpt11 It drp9. 4 BR 3 BA. din, rm, lg !nm rm. on cu1-dc·aac St . By ai:: t only: 6·14-0260. LOWEST PRICE LUSK HO:'.IE In lfiirbor Vi('w Hills. J BR. 2 Bi\ + f.'..'(tra lg f1m nn. IJ1'1tUI landM:fll. OWNER s;.:,..1110 or &1~·2958. -FOUR ·P LEX-- 1'\oonc O\•f'r or under. 2 SR. ~11f'h. Lot 7~xl20. Luxury, prldt l>f 01VJ1('1'Shi)1. Dtl1ncy Real E1ttte 2&28 E. Coort Hwy., CdJ.J 673-3770 S46-2313 lo THE REAL \"'-I:STATERS IMMEDIATE POSSESSION WALK TO THE BEACH You can assume the S."- govt<rnment loan where $173 per month payll all. Squeaky clean J Dedroom 2 bath with 11nkle deep shag carpet. f.lodern built.in kiL::hen and FIREPLACE. $28,9)() FULL PRICE. 71i82 Ed!ngrr WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee 842-44[>;) 96~4'171 open eve~. 545-8103 NOTICE Bctt.y SitUc.r is no longer as- sociated with the Real E&- ta!t' ?ttart. •n November 1969. she rein1taled her as- sociation "' 11 h Bri..sht'ar Realty. Nr.1v location: J~ Jkach Blvd.. lt.8 . New phol'M' nun1ber, 847-8507, res- idence 431-3769. · GI No Down P0014, 2 S!l.llj'. •I BH. 1% BA, hrd1\'d floo1·~. rle\V •ha& crnla. cov J)81io. BRASHEAI\ REALTY 81i.&'j()7 ~\·Cs: 612-0411 KING'S CASTLE- 4 Bk. J BA, heated It tllter- ed 11wlmming pool with Ja· cuzzi. $4~,9.iO. your terms. \V~ dble enlry, rorm dll\- lng nn. big niodcm kit •• with ea.ling area. dlx bltllUI, super lg~ 1'1aster Bdrm, tcp fllmil,y tm. upgl'aded crpta I: drpa. ~ undtt martcct. 9624111 l.\flf'n nu. 516-1103 1llJge RcJI EstJle l' ~S3500Tolal AMun1e 7••r;f GI l(Wln. $223 total niont hJy, 4 BR. l!i BA. Uke hCW crpta. drpa. M\utl "'" !hi• Wttk! ! BRASHEAR REAL TY 347~ t.."Ve1: (ll,J70 ' I • < • • ·---·~-•• f ' •• ' "GRAND OPENING" , Villa Pomona n Cj l € n e ' lty 2 Ult unlurn bu., wfw crptJ., K " •" allnched, temale only. 2 MONTH'S FREE RENT &mall chldrn. $148 mo. Call Orange County'.t Most Beautiful for appt. 00..s:.20 COMPLETELY FURNISHED Apartment Ccnnmunu11 ~='-=---·--.--= Featuring a club atmosphere for your com- THE NEWPORT .Luxurious Spacious Garden Apartments Offering: • Private Patios • Heated Lanai Pool • 300 Feet Private Beach 1 Bodr'm $175 • $275 2 Bodr'm 325 • 500 2 Bodr'm & 695 4l2 N. El C•mino Real 491-2030 Eves. 492:-4202 2 BR, G111•., <'1'1>1. drp!!. $165. FROM $140 f t d I . t I t d 1 2 1 chllct OK. 10.13 \V. \Vllmn. or an p ea sure -JUS comp e e or \'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!~~!!!!~ 642-.8213. 968-215S Bedroom, 2 Bath. Furnished or Unfurnished. 1 Br. hse. v"/w crpts, gar at-Bachelor' 1 & 2 Bedrooms Air.COnd., soundproofed, self cleaning ovens, Coit• Me.11 5100 Newport Btech 5200 Huntington Be•ch 1400 I L•guna Niguel 1707 tache<I. 1 fcmalt &: 1 small N p beam ceilings, dishwasher, lush landscaping J-:--:--:--:::-::--:-:---l ;;;;;;;;;;:;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~J '"""" "''· s12<. 642...,.. Adults Only Please-O ets with streams & waterfalls, elevators, BBQ's, Spanish Style *~{,;.:;:'",::',::,' 5 BR. 2 BA. Dbl"'"'''"" • LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED clubhouse with social activities, saunas, Ja· BR·AND-NEW NEWPORT BEACH Assume low Int. loan near Be eh 2 Id dfl)S, bli-ins. fenced yd. cuzzi & swim pools, private garage w/stor· LUXURY LIVING 4 Bednn, "P diolog nn P"""•: N·.,;:I';~, · !260. ,;7_7730 • ALL ELECTRIC APARTMENTS age . From $141l-$210. APT HOMES Atrium! l..c:>l1 or privacy! F« u1· yable di at-~ to di • Be.low market. 496-3714 4 BR Homt. Nt11.r Fairview e PRIVATE GARAGES 0 HITOW "fl C ..-i"f I• f'.'EW, Spaclou!i 2 le 3 Bed· HAFFD14A2L.]!5EAL TY & Baktr. Avall. ~1.., 1st. cernlng ochdh, come to MERRIMAC WOODS ••• Never before lived in. Pri-room, 2 Baths. Adults . .._, San C_l!__m __ •.;.n.;.l•:.....--1-7_10 im mo. 54H36S • 2 SWIMMING POOLS 42tMte•R'Ri~~~ ~A'Y lhW:TAr-,:£~A iacls'.J~300 vate patio living. Near Steps to Wesklilf Plua BY Ov.>ner. 3 BR .. it> baths, **LOVELY • Bedrm, 2 $120. 2 Br, ntar everythlnl{, !He•fed ) EVERYTHING NfW--MOVI IN NOW! ,btach & shopping. All nell' 645•0252· lge. fam. rm. w/frpl. Din. Balh, ~1any extras. Ocean gara,ll'.e. 165-169 E. 21st. l•!'!!!'!!~~~~~~~~~!!!i!!!i~~~~~~!J bu.lll·lns, dishwashers, y,•/w rm. Liv. nn. \\'/cathl!dral ti dra · I MARINER ctil. o,, .. .,,.,,,. '"""'• .. view, Fi""''""''~" South. ,,...,,. 1760 Pomona, Costa Mesa Cosio MeH 5100 ~:. ""· ... P"". 18.900 R<q. to "'"m' 6% _eoo. __ '=""-'-""-Y·-•-"""="-'-f135. Mo + 135. o...,.;1 l 5100 I Costa Me.. SQUARE APTS. V p I I J only BY OWNER Children only, oo pels 2278 IWest of N.wport, between 17th & 1Bt• St.J 8 3 BR-2BA.frplc.,plus .A, r n c pa • e 2 BR-2 BA-patios 1244 1rvine Ave., N .B. 962--0993 4 lx>tlrm • 1% baths, large ,p=''=""o="="='"'=&="'3=7=== ~!'!!!!!'!!!'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!'!!~~!'!!!'!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!' * GRAND OPENING * 8 1 BR.I BA-deluxe single Own.cl & m11natff l:ly 5 BR, rump ua room. fenced yarrl. $24,IXXI · $3,000 3110 RENTALS ----· New and Dramatic as Corsican Apt. Homes Tti• Irvin• C:om~ny Lahdscaped, fenced. \Vlk 10 minimum down. 492·7S16 Mes• Verde Houses Unfurnished Costa Mel• 4100 a Spanlsh Castle """'· ....... $30.000 FHA SUNFLOWER AVE. BAYFRONT 'Owne• 847-4448 San Juon LUXURIOUS 1Ti-Lev.I 4 b" Huntington Beach 3400 * . SUNNY * EL CORDOVA APTS Btwo s. M•i" & Brtsto! 3 ba w/2 frplc's, 1rg fam Loca.ted •L mile E. of South 2 BR, 2 BA Luxury Aptll. ·sEA BREEZE WITH Capistrano 1no • ,,_· Think you've seen great apartments? TI' rm .. 11cp din rm, hlront 3 BEDROOM home. close to ACRES \Ve have all the nice feature s as follows: Coast Plaza Shopping Center Pt·lv. terrace, elevators, sub-- ELEGANT POOLI rt>11r patio. Re11r as gas beach. Recenlly re<lerorated. * * * HEATED p C•ll 540·1973 ltrranean pk'g, All elec. Fountain and private oourt-•ASSUME 51/2 '% FHA Jin p!!, gardener. Sl75. Avail Apri l 1st, S23:i mo. OOL * REC HALL Eves. 545-2321 Pool, soft \\'ll.ter, docks. 3121 yard entry to this spacious 642-73&1 "'"ent 546414.l. * DISHWASHERS * BAR·B-QUES I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I \V. Coast l1'>1ry, Newport. 2000 ..,. r1. , """"°m· 3 ea,;"" Town "'"'" 2 •R. ~ * Molel·Ap!S * * SHAG CARPET'G * GARAGES 1• "'·""' bath be 1 Lux f w/w cpl, fp, bltins. drped, Newpo_r:t __ B_•_•_ch __ ll_OO l BR, 1'1 Ba. mile fJ'Om MANY OTHERS! 1 ~==-~----au y. W'Y ea-pool.. rec IU'e&, ma.ny xtras. ~-bf.'ach. ll('ar schools. Avail Quiet & Luxuriou1 YEARLY l Br. 2 Ba, w/w tu~• ,uc~ as 1~tom d": lnunac. By owner, 493-4392. \VESTCLFlF 2000 Sq. ft l-'A"P::":..".::·.::'".::....i:..:.:.::1:.____ 1 11~~~so.c. 1 ~017 ~~:.tFs~O*M ~~~:r Ad~21~1Y Adult Living at. , • crpt, drps. bll·ins. patkl, 'i perJtS. ex ra c carpe 30746 Calle Chueca home. t.tany extras. Vacant. · S di & 1 led r 8 • or HACIENDA HA'RBOR b!k lo ocean, no pets. im ttuoog"°"'· ''"'"'' kltcheo, ======= 0 d 11 1 . . sn;; Mo .. •'"'""' .. ~. ' tu o rooms [Just 400 ft. W. of Ha rbor Blvd. off Hamilton) mo. Call 64.,.85. FAMILY ROOM, d.ishY.'8Sh--pen a Y or UISpct'flon. Br. 2 Ba, crpts. drps. Avail $32 WK. & UP v er, and mainte~lree Capi1tr•no Beitch 1730 Avail April Isl. \V hen Apl"il 15. 962-2341 Doy, Wffl<, Montb RENTALS $120, trrIL.. pd, bl l t·lns, decorating completed. 1607 BRAND NEW 1 & 2 BR Ran & · 1 yard and decking. 137.000 ---------Kent I...ane. $300. Call owner 3 BR. 1~ Ba, I mi. from e Kitchens . TV's incl. A~!!·_ Furnished" Costa Mesa 5100 $150 & $170 all ut;· incl ge refrig, Sg ·. FUIJ.. PRICE. SUBMIT CAN YOU QUALIFY? G42-28J.j or 67J.-329l OI" leave beach $195 per mo. e Phone 1en.i., btil pool -woman. Call Mr;, Ontad. TERMS. For a $2650 VA loan? name at holW!. 536--7744 e Maid 1P.rviCe ava.11. Newport Beach 4200 1----------1 811 !ha t d 548-5931 ~WE SELL A HOME CLOSING cosrs ONLY! 8 /B RENT Or lease y.•ith option. 2376 NF.WPORT ILYD. LUXURIOUS·NEW aea':titui 1!rx1~·g.~ vy::,.,.;;:;;:,,:-3"a;:,-, "2""eaO:-.•s.=.:.I EVERY 31 MINUTES New 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ad I O I 4 Br, 3 Ba. children ok. $Zl5 548-9755 Jo-URN 1 Br $195 yrly, 2 Br pets. Inq. at office by pool ceiling. Nr. ocean. lD&'ii: W'alker & Lee hom .. Principn1' oruy J BR.' .:::~,11~1! .. 1"" mo. ("'5) 529-0IU collect CASA DE ORO w/ !rplc W>I. Sl95 )Tly. Qu1'et Adult L1'v1'ng "Apt'· G....,t, $300 mo 176-W . Ownt>r · 49Z-3816 AVAILABLE NO\V CWiuo.I Cal!fomin llvlng In C/D. Bltns patio. Adults. 241 Avocado, CM days, 645-2148 eve;. · 7682 Edinger BEACH & STABLES B..'ly &. Beach RcaH.y, Inc. Fountain Valley 3410 warft' Pt1edil, 11.nnosphere.1_67'-_7_45_2______ 642-2925, eves 646-0979 DELUXE 2 BR. WestcllH 842-445$ 51{).5140 \\'alk dist. Dana l\iarlna 1 !IOl Dover Dr., Suite 126 NB Sp:tc. color CO-OrdiMted apts SINGLES - l Br, pool, blk to 1 & 2 BR. 2 swim pools Loe. Pool &: bu i l t-1 n s , nil. Big custn1 4 Bd 3 Ba S45--mt Eves. 548-6006 2 & l Br + Bonus Rm. deslgood & Jurn. for style ocean. S 12 5. SI 3 5. call Adults on1y, no peta. Adults. $185 mo • no ltase; Huntington H•rbour Cenrr patio, studio apt. Clubhouse, swimming pool, & <.'01nfort. * Pvt. patio • 833-353.i. Eves. 644--0637. 307 Avocado St.,C.J\I. BRANO NEW 3 BR, 2 BA 642-6274 $36,975 lo dn. 496-33i7 4 Br, fan1. c&d, fnc, Jscp, lennis & pulling green~. BBQ * Sh "' * G / Si.'c. Mgr on prctnlses Studio Apt ',,_ , .. , deck -~=====----' P.tio. A•all 4/15. Eves 213; RH-ins. ne1\" C""l & d ...... s. 8.ll'. cp 11'° w I OCEANFH.ONT I (Behind K·J\fart ofl Harbor ' LoO..i E." " LOVELY TWNHSE 11•/vlew of .,. .,. :oitO'''""'C * 111d NV\l * Kitch & patio. All electric kitchen· 292-7;JJ7 $400. See at 2005 From $250 mo. 968-4004. · ..... ,..... · · \Veekly un!il summer at comer Rutgers & Avocado) pool 2 Bdrm 2 Bn fr-pie, lrg 1405 Por! Alban~ Cir., Harbor en 11/ indirect lightirig * Cnll 642-1265 Day 642·3535, eve 645-0283 fireplace-cpts & drps. Also 3 patio $250 Agent 646-0732 View llonit>s l N'g I 3707 fk>luxe oven & range. 1 BR., LARGE l BR BR. 2 Bath Upper Apt. ., B 1740 Jo"'OR SALE BY OWNER: Beautiful \Yalerfront home. :45• o( watrr f rontag e v.·/priv. dock. 3 br. 2 ba. newly redec. $82,500. MG-6041 or 644-2260. 16992 Baruna Ln, H.B. (Daven· BY OWNER 2 bednns. 1arge fenct'd yard. $23.000 • $3,00J aguna I ue Sl75 lnrl util. 2 Bdrm. $l95 . . nr occn~n. HARBOR GREENS Firepla~. !R.l'ge electric kit· 4-' R. 2 BA. ATRIUM. C/O. 3 BR BaC'k Bay area, spec. Need A Short Leese ? incl util AduJts no pets 365 Upstairs. Sundeck, $1 aO chen w/ dining spa c ,. Bllns. Cov. gar. Adults. nxxt .. 2 1rpl"ii, 21~ Ra. Sl.10 \V. \vi~n SL &i2.1071 . yearly. Students ok. ~ APARTMENTS garage. See at 758 \V. 18th $190, 548-3708, 613--2370 mo. Jse inc i::ard. 213: 4 BR l BA \il"IV hon1e, avail Bachelor, 1·2 & 3 BR. Furn/ SL, CM. or call 645--2626 96S-J945 Iii Aug 31. 494·361l VILLA MESA APTS. Corona del Mar 4150 unf. From $110 & up, Gar-HARBOR VILLA APTS LEASE SW.000 Baycrest ex· 2 BR fo~um. Priv patio, hid' I---------clcn paliol e Beam cei.lp 10 roln. to beach. adults only. 2 BR studio, 2 Bath. Powder minimum down. 492-7516 East Bluff 5242 -----= ec. hom e, Full vie\\' or 3ack Mission Viejo 3708 pool. 2 rar encl'd gar. Child. BACH. Apt. Blk/Ocean Bay. Frplcs e Rec Rnu e 2 Pools 1 & 2 BR. 11ii Bath Carptts rm, fflllC, pl1111h crpt'r. blt· SUNNY Sandpiper Palm Des· Bay. $500/mo. Owner ---------l'Pr. Y.<elcome, no pelS please! Nice kitchen. 1 AduJt, no ~~ :i:iurserr Sc':I drp&, bltn5. Priv. pa t l o : Ins, small patio, 2 car gq. port Jsand} Condomin;..i..;u.:;m.;_ _ _;1;..95ll..; ert 2 BR. Po o I $25,000. &t2-471~ LIVE In beauurul smog Jree $l8.S mo. pets. $100 yrly. 673--7629 am sections. · swimming pool, laundry rm. $250 mo. 644-2-492 S48-3361 or 34&32S6. 719 \V. \\'ilr.on. * 64&-12511-'--'--'~----med. occup. 2700 Peterson From $ll5. 2621 Harbor Sant• Ana 1620 BY OWNER: $20.900 Cash. 3 BR hon1e. 1 BA. Garage, Lre. trnced In lot. Near school. (1} 89~1135. GARDEN HOUSE. 3 BR 2 ~liSl!ion Virjo. Nt"''. view 2 BR. MeJiUerlte, So. Of Way, cr.t Nr Hrbr & Adams. Blvd. Ph 9-S, S34-'-, -• S TOWNHOUSE-Ntw lrg. 2 BA. 2 pools. Back Bay 132.:i homr. 3 Br, 2 Ba, li::e D~, 1c!··:· ff~. A1 11 H\I')'. $200 mo. No children. 5'16-0370 pm. S46-"""l .1 .. :ni ._., BR, 2¥.i Baths, frplc, encl Apartments for mo. kit c h r n, c r p ts, d rp s . c cc.. I· re rig. \\' \\' * 673-4676 * ':;C..::'7~~'=====-gar, $.100 mo. 615o-503l _s_a_t_. ______ 1_980_ Bkr 67rHiD44. 642-822.1 ~~'7k~~7_50~;30-~r k · ~d;u~ul~n~~-r.~t;:: 't~'. fl:a}-U111 incl. Adu~ts Lower 2 =~ ~r~lli. -* MARTINIQUE ========= Lagun• Be•ch 1705 l BR 0\\-n-Your.O....·n, all elec, $39.71 mo. mntnce, $20,000 ·inc gar, ldry, taxes, r-ru::SllL\' painted J U1'. 2 zm Elden. &J&.927S Eves. ~~~l~~l:ll Dahha l Br. Carpets & drnpes. Garae:e QUIET DELUXE APTS. Corona del M•r 5250 : Ba Duplex nr bch. Nu cpts. Dana Point 3740 1 BR. &cht·lor 11.pt. Adulls. -;:======== l39 & 343 Cabrillo 1·2 & 3 BR. Blh1~. $250 n10 le ase. -s 7-Pc Priv patios ·1eated I 546-7573 No pets. Sunken IWmun Balboa Island 4355 l .J r Month· or • • • poos. 2 BR, 2 BA, while water showet• ba. Close to F'rn')'. $165 011 Lease Nr. shopping. Adults only. ~- 3 DR, family room. $335 per . ., . d Ch"ck .,,, .. Apt•. 28311---------H 0 1777 Santa Ana Ave ., cr.r. .ii v v1t"w, nr" ar1na, cpt1, rps, " " " &75-& O • A 113 .., n10. Newport He!ght11. Bay frpl, bl!ins. Adults, no pets. Bristol, c .r.1. 546-8791 ALL new deluxe 2 Br + a• .. 1gr pt . * 646--5542 Ort• & Ocean View. 675-3982 S200 ISf'. '196-2002 cc,=-'-'"'7-'-"""'-'..:.--1 sundeck. To June 15, s2;i0 -"'i' I a.a NEW Single sty Ga rd en THE OLD ins. Across Victor Hugo 's, Laguna. 4M-6482 GRAY MARE '**14 DELUXE APTS "SHE AIN'T \VllAT SHE Principals Only. USED TO BE", and neither ~--Cal~l-644_-03_15 __ is this sprawling 4 BDru.t. RENTALS & DEN home. Detailed rus-Houses Furnished Newport Heights 321 ° Condominium 3950 4 BR, 2 BA . Pool. Complell!'- ly redec. Nl'W shag. Adults, no pcl1. $350 mo. 501 Kings Pl. 642-8029 3 BR. 2 ba. crpt, 2 car, gar, pool & clbhse avail . .$225 mo. 54.0-6339. lie lll'Chitecture w/exterior· 1---------- Qf WOOD Pl.Affl<, OLDE Rentals to Share 2005 BRICK, GABLED ROOF· --------- 1.INE OF \VEATHERED RESPONSIBLE Young CEDAR SHAKES. Located woma.n seeking same 10, I =========:. G I ha I N rt U . . p k 3237 enera in the heart ol Laguna Riv-s n! ap • ewpo area. n1ver11ty 1r 4000 irra coastlll"lf', wmt AN ,-=="'~'..,..---~--I Otrr'STANOING VlE\V Of' SHARE charming home on 2 BR.. 1 balh .......... $225 TICE OCEAN. Bal. Penin., 11r bay. Empl 3 BR. & AIJ'ium ...... $300. Uniqul' !iv. nn. w/high \'l1Ult. "'-oman/stdnt. noo. ~759-1. NE\Y 3 Br., din. r m. ,. $325 eel ceiling {APPROX. 16 FT. ----4 BR. & fnm, 21Ai ha •• $350 AT PEAK !, \V/\V CARPETS Costa Mesa 2100 4 BR .• ramlly rm. & din. rm. jSLIGllTLY SOILED) & f1'1trt.le Rockl ........ $360 CUSTOi\t DRAPERIES 2 Br House. nit'I! yd & PETTIT REALTY CO. THRU-Otrr. Charming lam. garage. Ntl\' Carpet I:. "The !louse of Homes" den, or 2nd llv rn1., has pain!. No chlldrcn or pets. BJJ..OlOl 11'00d blocli floors. USED $150 mo. &12-5283 BRICK FIREPLACE, FR0~1 2. -Bd-rm-.. -,-pa-tlo-~-;-,-, ---' 3 BR. 2 balhs • • • ·,,,, •. $.'\00 r L 0 0 R TO CEILING, p\cal selling for adults 1 Blk l BR. 2 baths • • • • · · • · · • $3.'iO BUlLT-IN \VET BAR. ETC. t1hops $185. 544-0452 4 BR. 2 baths ··· •••••• .$315 Sliding glass wall operui to ="'======== 4 BR. 2\' batht1 ........ $375 Jge, niasonry dec-k enclt&'d Newport Beacft 2200 4 BR. 21h baths ........ S:GO "-/black iron ralls. Spacious • RED lllLL REAL TY kilchcn w I all. brcakL'l~I BA YSHORES. Avail. June 15 Univ. Park Ctnler, Irvine area, MAS RILT·IN II.ANGE thru Labor Day. 4 BR. J :=C=o=ll::A="=yt=ime==8Jl.08==2tl::-: & 0 V EN, D!Sll\VSllR.. Bal.hs. Pr!v. beach. 642--3494 Irvine 3238 DISP. E1'C.: ALL WIT II - OCEAN VIE\\'. Summer Rental, 2910 --------- HUGE t.tsrR. B D R ~f, SU ITE, \VJTII \VALK IN Cl.OSET & PIUVATE BATll Thls better 11uRlily hon1e has tieen rented & is S01'1E- \\"HAT NEG LECTED. NEEDS PAINT, CLEANUP k MINOR REPAIRS. Dls. tre~sed out of town owner ~ !It'll lmmed. for. $36,950 FULL PRICE AN OUTST ANO ING BUY .f'OR TitE A!\tBITIOUS~ MISSION REAL TY LIDO 1 s I l' Reservations. Homl' 01· apt. July thru 1 ... 1.bor Day \\'ttk. Ca 11 67:J..-39t8 RENTA7L~S---- Houses Unfurnished 5 BR. Hornr. Crpt~. drps. h 11 n s . Ponl/clubhsc/noc fee. $39~1 n10. L-.c. 833--0IT.i UNl\'ErtSlTY Park -Nev.• S!anford l BR. 21,, BA. $340. Phone 714 : 83.l-lJ!U G eneral 3000 Back Bay 3240 -------**RENTALStt t BR, <'-rpll, drps, blt·intt, 2 Br, stv/refrig, nr •· 1:135 pallo. Nn children, $1•10. l Br, 2 Ba, kids ok .... $140 Call 548-3197. 3 Br, 2 Ba, ya.rd •••.•• $195 ========-=- 4 Br, 2 Bil, kids/pets · • $210 Coron• del Mar 3250 l Br. lurn apt ......... , $110 .;;.;:._...:;.,..;;.;..;._;;. __ _ ROO~L,1ATE SERVICE 2 BR horn<', <'l"llls, d~. * MANY OTHER-:: * l1']1lc, din 11re11, lt•g palio, S. Free to Landlordl of lh1•y. No pct11/cbildft'n. Rlue Be:icon Rtnhil fo'indcrs $220 n10 incd!I gnrd. 837-2526 Single Adults Luxury ~ingle. l &: 2 bed· roon1 apartments, fw-nish· ed and unfurnished, with complete privacy and land- scaped country club almOl!I· phem inr:luding $'150,000 "'Orlh of recreational facil· 11.les de&lgne(l an,: operated just for single people. Rents From $145 to $300 lminet'liate OC'cupancy Alo. to i\1o. l...rnte Avail. ANAHEIM m So. Brookhurst 11 blk. So. or Lincoln) (7141 772 ... 500 GARDEN GROVE 13100 Chapn1nn Ave. (-4 blks \V. Santa Ana F'Yo')'.) (n4> ~3030 NEWPORT BEACH 880 IRVINE AVE. lltVINE AND 16th (71,IJ &IS.OSSO 98j So. Coast llwy., Laguru1. PHONE 17141 494-0731 VIEW UNLIMITED! En1ertaln above t'>l·inkl!ng Jlghl!. ExciUriit AI/\ dl'11ign, 4 &inns.. 1k-n. \1'11.lk to heaeh. m.~. 4l.'i \\'. 19th SI. Ci\! 645-0111 CUTE :i Rr. ho1nc: un11suAI South Bay Club co::rrA 1'1cs11 ntntnl flt SIR:i 1 lrpl.: din. 11.rra: bu ill-in. Apartments 374 Pl~11.•KI Open Sun 1-!> H•I P lnchin & Assoc. REALTORS 3900 E. Coa11 Jfwy. G'i.>4392 BLUE LAGOON CONDOMINIUM Bntillful 2 BR, 2 BA. just tk'p!I to be&ch. 2 swlmmfrtR: pools and ttnms courts, Pri<'· ed to It'll al "9,500. CA.II TUmtr As80cll18 -t!H-ll77. p!'r nlOnth. :l bfrlroc.im.~. 2 kit{'hf'n: nlt•fl pill\o. bulhlt, <'OVCrtd patio. fetl('("d $<.-f'n1c Prnpl'rllcs 67'"~5726 J.TOLIDA Y PLA7.A yard. Doublt' lit a r fl it . DELUXE. Spneious l Bdrm Freshly palnll!d. It's in our Lido Isle 3351 Jo"'um apt $1~ plus utll. Rental Rook 11t --Ilea.led PQQI, 1mple parkln;. WALKER Ir 1..EE BEAUTIFU L LIDO ISLE No childttn. no pels. 2700 Harbor Blvd at Adams 3 Bdrm, 2'i. Bath, l'le"•ly 196.i Pomona, C.r..t. t'OR LEASE, 3 BR. 2% BA, dtcornll!'d, lllJll' double pr-$ll>Nkf>ly furn. BacbtJor. Condo, nf"v.• crp11. drps, gas age, $3'15 mo. 832-0631 garagt, conv. 10 Frwy. Bkr. bltlns, dsbv.'31\r, poo1 · ..f. ---~ <'lubhousc priv. t mm e d Huntington Beach J400 ;;:;;;,c-=====- pou . $2-40 mo, Call MIKE ~-' t Costa Mesa 4100 $l •IO/mo. Dix. Ptfob. home. mo. inc ulil. 673-4394 Uni111. 2 Br, 1 Ba, shag ON TEN ACRES Comp! furn, hlcl . pool, adlts, '"'"'"'"=~-~-.'.---I ' 2 no pets. 11 Seal!Ons i\fob. Est. GARAGE Apt., 2 ~nns., 1 crptl, drps, d1hwhr, 2 BR. Furn & Unf 23j9 Nr"·port. 5-IS-6332 bath. \Vlth boat shp. $3.'iO ORLEANS APJS. patios, beam ceilings, frplc, Flreplaee1 I prlv, patics I ' "URN 1 Bil Q . . ,,B"l"ll"G"ru"rnl""'y", ,,"";"=';"="=2-4=620 gar. Adults, no pets, $165. Pooh. Tennh . Contnl'l Bkfst, . . UICI & nit.>{>,,: 2650 Eldtn. 537-0062 aft 7 900 Sta Lane, CdM 644-261.l $12G-$130. Jo~urn. Studio, $110 H t" gton Be ct. 4400 2 & l BR avail. AduJta only. p.m. &: Sun. {MacArthur nr Coest llwy) , pl'r 1no. Adul!s, no JM?IS. un an • l--',:C,::,C:.=------ 2135 Elden Avt'., Apt 6, C!\1, 1741 Tustin CQ1ta Ptlesa l-2 BR's. }'urn &: Unf. $!25 NEWLY DECOR, 2 B r , MERRIMAC WOODS l BR. Meda_llion Condo. ~II ?itgr. Mrs. Carson 642-46(1 up. Incl util., ntwly dee.. w/fpl. Blk. to central shop'..: r I .1 •-d bllns, refng, encl . patio, ' beaut garden, pool, rec. ping. $180 :ri.ro. Adu 11 1 . um. un ts ava1 . '"""" a un-1 -,1 Sl30 ~ =" ~=-------Adults, no pets. 19.19 !\1aple 1 d dPr class 5100. 425 !\1errimac poo • qui · · .,,:.--...,,,.. 2 BR Unfum. Newly dee. Ave, cr.t Mgr Apt 5. pre erre · \Vay, C!\1. 5't;Hi300. STONEHENGE, 2 Bd., 2 ba. New erpts, &. drps. Spac. Hal Pinchin Realtor 675-4392 SUS CASITAS ri:"'~~-· ~\, billiards 2l20 grounds. Adlts, no pets. $140 ATI'RACTIVE-Clea.n 2 Br, 2 BDRr..t DUPLEX good F Jorida, ~2730 mo. 2283 Fountain \\'ay E. crptll, drps, bltns, carport, view So. of hiwll)', adults, Furn. I BR Apts. Adults•1========= Ufarbor, turn \\'. of adults, no pets. $135. no pets. Yrly lse. 846-!266 only, no peUI:. 2110 Newport Laguna Beach 4705 \Vil50n). \\'Jl!!On Garderui 5'18-6769• 646-J92S aH 6 Blvd, CM. G4Z-92SG Aprs. GRACIOUS AduJt Living $140 & up. Attrnc. 1 BR. Pool, Util pd. Gardrn Liv.""' ONE LOW RENTAL ing. Adults. No pets. 1800 VI L.LAGE INN. Laguna \Vallrict" A\'c. C.!\1. Luxury single a rts Complrte BUNGALO\V. 1 e n1 p Io ye d maid service, housc.,..'ll.l'CI, adult only, .JlOO. linens, all util. Hid pool. •~2982* Steps to beach, dining & 2 Bedr1n fur n, ntw v:all-to-1vall cn~t. blt-ins, pool, gar. 548-5376 cocktails, Guaranteed year- round rates for permanent iroests -from $35 a Y.'eek. 119-1-9436 H bo H I h A 2 BR. y.·/ crpls. drps, bit-in 2 Br Apt, new crpt & Ir r e 9 ti pts. R/0, spiral strcase. frpl, pa.Int. SlSO. Call Roomy.Deluxe 2 & l BR. 145 E. l8th St. G45-0092 $190 ~=-~'c.7:..>-:..91:.;BJ:_ ___ 1 lfome ahnoophere Incl garg, w 2 BR. !\1arguerite, So. 0 ired a.Ir hlg, bltns, C1s to NEWER Eastside 2 Br., Hwy, $175 mo. No children. S.D. lr\vy, t1hopg, sch1, park. cpts, drps, bll~s, dshwhr. * 67J.4G7S * fBtwn Baker & Gisler. w. of Encl. gar. Priv. patio Harbor) Renlal Ole, 31170! ·:.;2-625~;;7"==-"'°',-=-=-1-BDRM ., cpts, drapi!s Cinnamon Ave. 546-103'1 $165. QUIET, 2 Br, l~!i: Ba, Fum. or unf. $140 -$150 lge deluxe apt. Adults. 240 Sc1!nic Proper1ies 675--5 F . v·11 A E. 16th Pia,., 54S-6432 Balboa 5300 airway I a pts • DELUXE l & ' BR --'--=----=! N B h 4200 STUDIO ho' 1 t fr f I . Garden Ap!s. Bit-ins, priv. PENINSULA l)(!luxe apt. ewport eac • Pae, re • rp' Near Orange Co. Au·port & patio, heated pool. frple. Br, I» Ba. All appliances, ---------1 ll(!nr beach 8.. hosp, Sl.25. UCI. Adults only. 20122 Adults. $145 mo. 546--5163 frplc, enclosed g.,.ag•, 49!l-1440 after 12. sanla Ana A~. 545-3!94 --- Newport Beech GRAND OPENING IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 2 BR. U I St .,. ca.rpl'd drp'd. 8.~949 OCEAN !ront apt, fireplnee, -=-~-----pper ap · ..., mo. """"'====='===I E I ....... ~ Gas, elee .• ~ \\'llte.r tum. No -rushc. mp o,J .... man over 2 RR $140. Separa.1e unit pets. 169 \\'alnut , Apt E. Huntington Beach 5400 28. -19'1--21:>1 \\·faltacbed ~age, tre1h.ly Call 54S-69a.t ~TUDIO, No p e t s . no pi:1intcd, fully carpetl'd &: ..:.,===-~~~-~~ C"hil<lrcn, close lo town l. draped, pleaMnl gAl'den al· •Q~IET 2 BR. S1o"._'f'. n!rlg. beach. 49+-9646 A~f mosphere. No pets 0 r PaliO. Adulls. z.J4~A State Dana Point 47~ NE\V 2 BR Studio: avail un· Iii July 20. $22S pi!r mo. 3390-I Alcazar. RENTALS ehlldren. 646-ZllS cA--•,,;•.,;·";,C;.,~~'=· -~~-~ "nlE SEVILLE'' LARGE 2 Br, 111 Ba studio Ne\Y 2 BR w/ garg, $145. apt. No pets. $150. 726 Joann Aclulll on I y , Crpts/drp1, "S"t=. 84&-;.:.:,~1-'584~~~-­ fncd yard v.·/ patio. Wtr pd. JUST Completed 2 br, cpts, Gardener. 2619 Santa Ana drps, bltns. $155 mo, 2451 Avt. 636-4120 Elden Ave. 642-3092 ON BEACH!· e SINGLES FR01'.I $140 e 2 RR 1 \~ BA FR01'.1 .$22S · e 2 BR 2 BA FR0!\1 $260 e 3 BR 2 BA FROM $360 Carpets-drapes-dlaRwastier heated JIOOl·sauna..tennia J'l'C room-ocean views.· pa!los..ample parking, Luxury u:a rden apartmenU: Apts, Unfumllh~­ offerlni;:: complete privacy, General 5000 beau Utul l:i.ndsca plni: &, 1,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;::; unp11.rallcled rca·calional l'aclliUcs In o coun tr~· cluh atmosphere. NO\\ loosln& in NeWpOrt Bench. SPACIOUS 2 BR apt $145. 1 &: 2 BR. N!?\•ily crptd, drps. C'rpls, clrp11, bltns, patio, elec kit, children ok. Call pool, Ask al>out our discount aft 5 P~t. &JG-8153 pln.n. 1846 Placrntia Ave. 1 BR. Crp1stdrps, 11tove, din· 646-5.140 lng an!fl. PaUo. Single lady. 2 Br, carl)l'I~. drps, range, SHlS. 642-8579 Security guards, FlJR.,'l, alllO Avail. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC Model11 opc-n 10 flm to 8 pm Rl'nt1 from $1~1D Furnished or unrurnishcd Oakwood Garden Apartments VEN DOME IMPt·1ACUt.ATE .-\PTS! ADULT & FAloltLY SECTIONS AVAILABLE Close to s hopping, Park • SpaciotU 3 Br's, 2 & * 2 Bedrooms * Swim Pool, Put/gl'ffn * f'rpl, Jndiv/lndty fae'ls 1145 Anaheim Ave. OOSTA ?ifESA 6'12·282-4 • RENT • adults no Jll'IS. Young COU· LARGE Bachelor bltns plr prer'd. $135. 145 \V. l8th, N'rrlg. crp1s. d~. $ll0 n10: RpL 8. Sat & Sun }..;') 56--5270, 833-.~. I & 2 BR unfurn Apt. T\\'0 l..rg. 2 BR .. gar. fncd DshY."Shr I: 1110,'t'. Elec A yrd. Patio. &tide. $120 &, hot water pi1~d. Pool. Adults SUS mo. 2131864~308 only. 5i8-074a I""~~=~--.:..:..-~ I 2 Br. $130. O'ptl, drp!, pool, $130. 2 BR. Uppt.r. B tM no pet& or ehlldrtn. JlJ E. tTPIS, drp1. no pt' ts. !iQ \V, 1""th Pl St2-4627 \Vil!IOn. Silf>..-0760 1~~' '""~·-~~-,~-3 BR Upper Floer. No pets. 2 ~R. 2 BA. Patio. Bltns. 1~ ba, crpt. $1Q Call Pr1v gar, Jg )Td, Nr. S, Cst 5.'ll-9397 711 OCEAN AVE., Jt.B. (7141 5.16-1<:87 LUXURIOUS l BR, \Valking distance to beach &: shop. · ping. Shag ca rpeting, dlshwuher. drtuing room.' loads Of 5torage, pa.Ho .\ ' garagt. $139.50. AdultJ only. 8262 AUanta, J{B. ~2!0> : NOW RENTING: new del~ . apts. Adults only, All Util. pd, Fum. tf dcslrtd. l BR;; fr"OM $13$; 2 BR. from $180 . Cambridge, Bolu. Chica I: NEW 2 BR. 2 BA + '-lulti Purpole Room. Whitt watt:r view. BH·ln ovtn. r4111e Ir dl1hw11her , &13~ Pot\"t:r. C.rpetlns. $21,000 Ww do"'1!· •99-3(Xl6 o r .,, "" So 4 Bl(. Contlntn!A .,.,~ uth Cout Real Townhou!e. Nl'W JI a Int . Estatt. Crpts, clrp~. oil nppllanccs 3 Rooms Furniture Plim. $46-6976 1~· ='"=~~~=-~ BACHELOR Apt, f' m . I< 1700 16th Street $19. 95 & UP NE\V Dix I • ' B•. Shg upl, 0.~~ i1'c.~:i~ =. E~.e.'f:,1~~,n~~-Community l\lonth·To.~tnnth Renlala drps, hltns, lmmed. occp. C ~I Ph.S~ Wamtr. H.B . OCEAN View sunde c k ,' beach, new spac. di:.: 2 BR, bltns, crpt~. df!\8. lndry, .. SBQ. nr shoPt & plt:r. Sl"Q, ~dUl!A, ba~y oft, ~2111 $1"-'>-2 BR dplx, gar. Y.'/Y.', I. lnurwlry, Cl(IM' 10 lhop~- 1lv, pool. chldm ok. l..1'&1 )3n'M)khur~t & Adtms, JIB. ~"' 1f pool main111. Bkr. 1213f 431-2400 ·-~9") 4 BJl 2Ui DA,, l4 Fam Rm. 'l'rl-Leval, Vlev.'. Tcnii.<!e• Costa Mtsa 3100 ~f.500 .• For Quick r.Je. NO\V AVAIL 3 Br. 2 Be .. la Jotin.on Rtalt11 54f.15J6 JJ\Cd )'d. bltn1. w/~ cpt, J~ BR. J~ BA, view; So.~ drpt. chlth'tl/~11 dlt, $200 guna.. older, rood cond. mo/rno., J.235 181!'. M7·7156, 139.11». 21.1, -""'· MS-41114 ------- }'QR IC'SIC: 4 DR. 2 BA. new homt>, S300 mo. Crpt1, drt», ~gr. Stt to belil've, ~ -~ --· 714: 64~-8170 \VIOF. SELECTIOS From Sl30. S41J.1973. 545-2321 :-. ~· ::'=·===== SMAU. 1 BR fum. Apt All NO DEPOSIT O.A.C. 2 BR. OUl)lex. frplc, C'rpts, util J)ll id. 998 El Can1lno locr==A~N~FR=O~N~n~· -.~.-,-. ~B-,,-.nl Cu~tom rurnlturt ~t'ntrtl bl1ns, $1!'!0 mo. A\•all April Newport Bt ach Dr .. C.!\T. 5'&--0-151 Ne...,•pnrt It. Onlbon Pie~. 517 , 191.h. Ct.f a<lit.3·1!1 ...;:l._<:::99-<:..:::"':::7:._ ___ ~ NICr; 2 BR. 011plrir. Crpl'd. Adults only. A\'11ll A!\1'!1 SJ:""M BR. 4-plex, gar. RIO, DI..'\ 2 br. 2 bu l'>lrnhtt. Crpt, LG£. 1'.focl. l en. nowly dee. Adulll.. Sill, lOtb. $250 mo, Yruly. \\'/\V, will corudOO 1ml pet. clrps, tnc. gar. clbhlf .t. cptl, drpa Nr Bay k Beach. 5200 Phone ~33 ti7>22?1 or 547-1&41 Bkr1 63-l-fillllO pool. $195-s.11)...4119 LM! $15.5. 673-7502 2 llr, 111. hn. crpt, (!rp!I, 2 BR .• Oceanfront; to Junc $1~2 Br. 4 ple3', w/w, drp~, 2 Br. crpl, refrlg, 110\.'f!, pcxil , 2 BR, 1\,. BA. Crp'"-.. drps, bit-In,. 1 f:hOlf'"OK. $150. 20€h. Olhton avnltAhlr! bltM, cblldren ok. Bier. g1r, pal lo . $1 30 . bltni,J)IUo&.pool.$160sno. C1ll "62-3886 AC£NT 6-12·38.'ll ~ Adul~! 548-lSGS, 646-13!5, 1~ PlattntlA Atoe. NB • NE\V 1 BR~blk to ~11ch. Prlv pnlio, N"fC£1 QUIET! Gar. •intlc aduJla, couple · 2(12.,A 141h 53&-1319, 673-1784 NEW I BR. CARPErS. DRAPES. ,,,. Llndhora eo. 536-~ ' " I I. ' I s I. ii ), '· " I• " -· ,, cl ' •• "' ' i "' u l ' ! '' .. P-• •• l2 d •• "' >I '· NI 2 5· " " ~ I y. ~. ii.: • t;· ' o. I -. ' " t, ,, ;. , RENTALS ~· Unfurnllhod Huntin9ton Beach 5400 --ROO?tlY 2 & S br'1. Crptd &. drpd. Newly decor. 1 br., dbl a ttach &U' le: frple, I blks from bch. 536-1n1 2 BR. Redec. \V/' garg, crpts, drpg, 1ltnve. No pet11, Refs Req'd. $140. 7l~B California SI. S.lll-4925 evt'a. :? Bd1·n1s, 2 bath. P.i;i"' pa!lo. heated pool. washer & dr)'er hook up. 962-$99.1 CONDO 3 BR. 11; Bl\. Washer/dryer. pool , clbhsc. Adults. Sl90 mo. 67~ Fountain '!,_•_ll•_,Y"--_5_4_10 DELUXE 3 BR. Loads of ·storage & c,lose1 space! 2 Cll,I' iar. $2l;:i TI)O. Pool. Clbhse. 9624968 or 646-0474 Santa Ana 5620 ---·-- VILLA MARSEILLES BRAND NEW SPACIOUS 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. Adult Living. Furn. & Unfurn. Dish1vashcr. cclo1· L'001tUnal- ed appliances • plush shag Cal'pet • c~oicc of 2 color ~hemes • 2 baths • stall sho11·ers _ mltT01-ed ward· robe doors • indil'ect light. Ing Jn kitchen • breakfast bar . hu.c:e privat~ fenced pll.tl(I • p1u.sh !'tnuscaping • brick Bar-B.Q's. Ja1-ge heat- ed pools & Jana i. 3101 So. Bristol St. I!;· i'il1. N. of ~o. Coo I Pl lla) Santa Ana PHONE ' 557·8200 FOR TENANTS \VHO \\'ANT THE BEST! COCO PALMS- SANDALWOOD I STY GARDEN APTS µooirious park-like sUn"Ound· ings. Pri patios, pools, crpls, * * , ... ----~-..--· .. ----... -·--... ........------~~-...----.--·-·---.----·-·---- * * REAL ESTATI< BUSINESS ~ * Gtner•I FINANCIAL =-----Industrial Butintts Prop•rty 6010 Opportunltlts -.. -------NE\V Bldz,, ll,000 t1<J rt tor tl81e or lease. 1-"or rletaili O'VN 6300 &12-65ro A S~UFT SllACK DRESS SHOP. CALL 714-4~ i~~~l ~ll~a:u~i~a~ll~e:a:l~ty~I BEAU1'Y Salon Balboa tsl. Comm1rci1I 6085 Xlnt lucatlOn. :;1~ or -----613-6800 Whaddya Wi1nt? Wh1ddy1 Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR C~"NTRAL. Corona del !\'far. -========'"' 1600 Jo"'t. bJdg. + re11l11l Business Wanted 6305 hoine. 'ID ti. 11'011L /teas. ---·--~ --- 1'rnl~-Hal Pinchin, Rea.ltor FlNAf\'ClAL ad\11$ory & <.'On- 67J-4~92 sultlng scrvk·o catering to NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Special Ri1te Jo"OR salc, store building. 686--69.S \V, 19th SL Bethel To1vers area. 5-1~1768 Ag!. Indiv i duals k s1nall busincMcs. Re l Ir t: d ex- rcutive ~eckinc: 11 d d I' I clients, 42 yrs f!xp. in S Lin" -5 times -5 bucks ltULES -•O MUST IN('lVDE ' •-W,..t \IOI.> ntve to tre<lt. 1-Wl!ll l'OU '"•"' !ft lrtae. Industrial Rent1f 6090 co1111n. banking to Pl'es. or ----'-----bank. 5 yrs e.'>cc. !\tock ~VOVlt PllOM •nll/or .O!lrnt. 4 ~ ~""'l 01 a<1vrrll:•nt . ~NOT+llH!i FOlt &ALE -tl~J.OlS C'l"tl Tl 2:i00 sq. ti. 1\1-1 bt'Oker, Refet't!nces furn. on request. Con~ultatlon by 11ppt. only. Phone 67~7377, or mail repliC's 1(1 362 E\'cn. in;: Canyon Rd. C.Orona dr.I lllar. To Place Your Trader's ParadiM Ad PHONE 642.5671 1654 Babcock. CO'lta ti1csa Q\\'llC\' 64-1·2'1'..8. 6~6-12~ NICE 3 Roon1 Offil'P. $Sj. 819 \\I. 16th St .. NB. 3 Bit :!1 ~ BA To11·11llOU~t·, N.6. Pl•I. palKl, pool, <'le<•. kitclwti. s::2.000. Take l o w down, late 111odcl car', T.D. OJ' '! '! 011'rK'r 616-66..i I. n·adc BEAU'l1 FUL \:':"..:{;. LISH hOJn C', nc:1r Pasadl'n:1 for N.6., Cdl\I. C.til. Vufllt>:-. or units. Ho111(' \'ahJC' $~),:l()O clear. Call 548.&ll2, e LOVl::LY .-- 3 BR hon1e 011 lal'ge lo1 SANTA ANA . Trade for HOl\JE IN COSTA ilfES1\, 8J9.i052 aft !i pn1. 1969 Jeep C:>, V·6. 1\ inch, h11b,s. top. ··1i1. 10" 11·hl:<. can rack. Eq. $2000 + _ \\'nnt: House 01· i11co111c, Cl\l 6-12-fl5i9 A111elopc Valley Holidtiy; \\'. of Lancasl<'r. ~·10 111:. Trade eq .. up to 20i\I for in1pt"O\'Cd or unin1p1'0\'cd 01-a11sc or s.D. Cnty. 546.S!J.11. • 6<16-11~4 • j BR. :: BA, dul rn1, lam 1'1\l, pool, l'I\:. $39,9:.0 val. \\Ill] tradt' f(.i r i;111u!J('r lwus(' or -:-: C<i.u !i11u11cc, i..;1_.., &ll!·OS.ll L 6100 lnv~stment G .,.. 11-,-n-.,-.,-boa-.-d-.-1-h.-c-I -.!.!!__ __ Opportunities 6310 1n.11ns S.: l>i>ct'f:li hoii;I S\,'s. Newport R-l $ll,SOO NEED $2~ 11"11 Ti11y lot, t ~; blks. to ouean. ~' "":' llOll'! t return 1~·111 r<1 l ,S:iW,Tradcfu1·Sa-Buildlor 2 unlts SJOOO 1n 90 days! IJIJI l\llli S'lil~S.· 01ll'l<. w I NT v'10 Co Guarani red! 6~~1234 ~l~J7S·I es ey · a r • day/eve . REALTORS -='==-"·===== '60 Cad Sedan De\'ill". Po11·. 21 11 San Joaquin Hills Rd. Mo- cr: p1s, p.'b, srttrs, 1vin-NE\VPORT CENTER 64,14910 ntr to Loan 4)20 do11·s, door locks. trunk. s2001=========" ---·------"-vaht. Tr;ide ror P.U. or~ TAX PROBLEM? 3012 Enierplisc, Cl\t 673-69~5 Acreage 6200 Need money for l'eal estate 01· incon1e ta.xes due next 2s· Fiberglass CruiSt;>r, 360 FALL BROOK inon th'! ·Relinance you1· nal HP. Fi~h l'l1nll'~. tank, SS Green, q1,1iel. peaceful: 2 cstale \Vilh a 1st or 2nd 11us1 radio. \\'i\NT· L11tc Cartil-beaut. golf cou1"Se"> ror your deed. J·1t• or Conlincnlttl. Ph. pleasure. :l 1\c1~s i;1nall S I M '7~, .. 1i.;s;, or ,., ... ~. c,7;>."""L nroducin"' A\'ocarto grove atl er ortgag• Co. ~ ~~v '', ~ • 612·2111 Xlnf area. l s1 T.O. $14 .. iOO. . · 11 "-, D1·'..\UT1F! 1. C' \'<iC'hl. SM.000 1·t1•a r for snial!cr bo'ti•I. !K111•«>, sn1uJI units, lo11ildalll<' Joi~. TD. Ot' stock. Call 8'.l4-IO!H. 61 <'I I ·1 c·p l"I°""' ~Cl'\'ltlg ·ur.,.,raJ'ca .1 \I'~. ~1· nc1·c~. •·, ~·,vvv. v \V~: l\l1\Kt. Oil BUY 71/2 ACRES Tfl UST DEEDS Xlnl produciug, rully plant<.'d :i4::.s:;s1 anyti1n!.!: Bkr. ANNOUNCEME .. fr' and NOTICES . \ Found (FrM Adil 6400 r-'OUND Black k white kitten near Irvine Town Ctnter. 644-0·13•1 F&>\tALE Boxtt'. Found Vic. Sprlngdtlle l Ed in & ' r . 847""3906 BLACK Poodle, miniature puppy, fenmlr.. Vic. Joann St.,C.1\1.~ ~1ALE Beagle. Vic. or Fair &. Fairvle"" C.il.L ~1~7474 lost LOST 3/10 ~tan's b r o 1v n wallet. c.~1. arra.. Possible \•ic. 19th &: \Valllace. Keep mooey, return l"Ontents to \Vatter A. Miller. 2383 Olivia Aver Yuina, Arizona 8536-1; 01' call l"Ollect (602) 783-485,; P'JP, Female. \\'hi "''' tan & gray spot.s. blu Pyes, 11.s\1·.~ to "Fn1-Fru," Victoria ,t· lhu·bo1'. 6·12-2420 TOY i\lin. PoodlC', april"Ot t"Olor. pink c:oltar. Vi<'. Killybrookc Sehl. :1 12 6, ~0-5383 . BLACK Lab. I 111o's old. "'eal'ing blk t-ollar. Vic. Na- ljonal, C.:\f. on 3 / 2 6 61&-9074: Si\1L G1-ey cock-a-POO ma,!c, flea t-oll .. vie Von's Shp'g 8l'l)()khurst & Adains. •IB. on \Ved, Reward! 968-4568 LOST: 3/24 Gl'lly Ion g haired cat, pregnant, Vic. Arches N.B. S.18-8987 afl 5:30 SERVICE DIRECTORY --·-------~ccounting 6500 LOCAL accounling Sel'\•\cc. i\fonth.qUll"!"r & annuul 962-43.l..1 == Ba~rsitting 6550 11,\ppy l'l\"ii li\'C alnlOSjlhl!l'C !01 childl'l'n of i1·orld11g 11\0lh- f'l'it. Nk-e y1u·Q. ~1$·239.i BABYsJTTiN°G-- Adult, E1·cni.Jli;S & \Ve<>liends. ' When Yov Want it done right ... Coll one of the experts listed below!! .. . '• " . . " SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 SERVICE DIRECTORY Carpet Leying & I 1n~~m• Tax 67 Repair 6626 · ---- EXPERT CARPE1' INSTAL-Smiley Tax Service· LATION & Repair. No job e l'.lth Y~AR LOCALLY . ~all. 6-!~5971 I QuaJUied • Rca_go nable I \\'. /\, (6111 ) SJ\f!LEY Drywall 6638 Ce1·tiricd Publ'c Account't e DUDDY Dry\\'ldl Contractor. Larr;c Jolls. Ph. 847-9j81 Co. Lic:'d ot· Sinall 6-12-2221. anyt hne 64&-9666. Ccnt1<1l Business Set'\'iet's eTHE TAX ADVISORS Call ~1~6W4 Floon P<>ru1. orrk~R,.as Rates 6665 ::28 No. Ncwpa.1 Bl\'d, Bl\B,.SI'ITTNC In your ------- l10n1e by the \I Ct'k. \'ou CAHl'ET VIN"i L TILE furn. ll.1111.Sp. 642-1407 Jo~ree estirn'lte Li -·---54(}.7262 Boat Ma intenanc-. 6SSS Gard•nin9 NE\VPO RT Boat Main- c. Contr. 546-4478 6640 -OR te nance. Lo Ra I e s on --·--- ""'""' , .. ,.,,, Momhly, EXCELS! \vkly 01· by job. Call 64&-2297 6 PM Brick, Masonry, etc ELI ABL E Oppo~ite Hoag Ifospilal ' For Appl. Cail 645-0100 H.K. Clark TAX SER.VICE 22 yrs. exp. in area 548-5285 or 673-6360 appt. e your home or oUice • Ironing 6755 IRONING ;, my honie, II Hr. Dressnui.kinz & altera- lions. ~j.-iti-11 }IUSKY. 4 1110s. Fen1ale. I ----------- Grey & 11·hitr. Vic. Fain1·ay 81-<JCI' & CARPEN fERY & !XI ilTnr, C.ill. 612-6063 work, plan!el'~. fu-cplaCI':~, RED JRTSfiS E TT En·. bl<x:k 11·ulls. ccn1ent 11atiu~. fi!111alc, "f'lan1r"· Pacific patio roofs & 11JJ lypcs of Sands area. ;J36..J l02 1·ep;iirs. 492-1928 1:ollc~·t. 642-2814 AFT rr }OU wa111 a R .i:ui'llencr 101· l'l!~id •'Oll1111c:1'Ctal. cntial ANTHONY 'S OI' \\'ILL TAKE IN IRON ING CALL f>-18-9j:!4 --! Janitoria l 6790 ! RELI,\BLE .J a n i to r for Small restaurant on J4.1;102 C-2 lot in Costa i\1esa, l\p. prox. ;23,000 equity. ~-01· houi;e or land lhis area. 20' hoar r11L 1r;:ti!r.r, just re- cund .• ~;1 11glc axcl, "f'' bcan1 t-01151t•t1<·!ion. S!urdy. S1vap for Pi U. ~ta wag. or ?? 67:1-:U•I ! aft 6 pm. FtH•rte A'·ocado gro,·c ; clean ---------- & healthy, F.P. $65,000. 2!1',( Mortgages, Do1\·n. bal. 71a',, i111e1·cs1. Trust D••ds 6345 P•rsonals 6405 BUILD, Rc111odcl. repair Brick, block, c on c r e t e , carpentry, no job too srnall. Lie. Contr 962-614.'i FREE Est. Bl'ick. block, stone, planters & entry \\'3)'S. 53.J..~$.73. State Lic'd. 644-4860 lk1ic1Kla)Jlc r.·lai.11 Exp .• P111ning . t~~ant:e Building lllaintcnancP. DaY . antuig 01· night. Call 522-3916 apzm; - REALTOR 673-4350 · Sn1og!css • Trd eq./beaul. Priiicipals Only Agent~!-------------------- 17141 ti7'.>40fl \'i14J 673.014:> s,;ooo lst TD en Huntington *FULLY LICENSED• CABIN &11~ aCN'!I ready lo Beach apt 7.0ned l-01. $5() a RellOwn@d Hindu Spiritualist. enjoy. All !01· $5950 \vith month including 9i;q, 3 yr '\dvice on all matters: ,, • seeding. l'l'. Clean nth. Free Painting, Paperhanging 6150 ' CUSTOM Painting • "The El: drps. frplcs. All elec bltns. \VANT '69 or '70 LTD Nr 17th & 'J'uslin shop'g. Coutitry Squire. TRADI:;: Ad ulls only. '61 Lotus ~:li1c + ?? Occanf1'01ll 4 Br, 4 ha. 2 sty :'lnl. Ocean.side fol' vac. land, incon1<" 01· snilr hm, Orange Cn!,•'. ~~l..()6;)l, :111(}.0428. easy tern1s. Breck Noll rlue. 15'1<1 di~unt. 49\1-8100 Love. Marriage, Business. Realty 642-00.M or 493-1706 Courtship, He a Ith. Ha.p. Carnantering' 6590 plness '! Succes.s. No pro----·--:-:-----..---10 ACR~J pam'!ls -raw -in ANNOUNCEMENTS--blen1s 100 lnrge or 100 Bodsct Landsc • Hot1iculturi NE\V Lawns, re- Con1plete lawn ca up by job or mo f'Stimates. t'or 897-2417 01' 84&--0932 inro call teri~r • ·Interior Speclallsi? Res1dentlal • Commercial. I No job too large or too small Lie. Bonet. Ins. \\.'on't be u~, derbid~ 6~&-:;Gi9 2 BDRi\IS. 2101 Ponderosa 673·0517 Sanla Ana 542-6600 I ~~----~~-~ $100 acre-value, 160 ac: in $llj. LAF:GE Cheerful ne1vly No. D. ,~. int'0111e. clea1·. ful'n. or unr. I BR apL!i. JrOR properly in Soufhf'l'll Crpts, rlrp£. bltns, garg. I CU!lf. LYJ\'Cll REALTY child Oh'. Nr schls. 2"..30 S. 838-:i::til, lil:l-::100 '60 l1an1 blrr Sta. 11 ag. Runs l)V• f'/lg in b~rl ~hapc-. J\'r!'ds T.L.C. 0r ~·,,·111.i; 1ncch. Jl;is gii tin'"· h:il ,t, 1·111'1. Trcl fol' lUU\,<; Hj' ... g,1G-Oliti. de•:cJoping la ke are:-Terms and NOTICES sntull. J CAN HELP ''OU CARPENTRY ~ M~·--~M JAPANESE Gattl !!ner . c:-;p'd, Con1pl. ya1'd :;c1·v1ce. Fn?c es1ln1all'. 5'1S.S2J.i lo $29 mo. S!J'i-84 1 ~d _..,.__, -~ Readings given 7 dayi:: R TCX' Snlall. C;dilne l in ''" Foun (Fre• Ad s) 6400 wCC'k. !I A~f-9 Pl\t 312 No. E. ,J(JJINSON 'S G,\RDENING Y<ird rt\l't. Clc1111-ups. Prun- in;;. 1•la11Hng. !Jlj2-2tJ'.hJ PAINTING: F'al 'h-,-,.-.~.-So~n. ! (~uali ly \\'nrkn1anship & I 1\l fl l rr j11l 11 Gu ranteed:: l'tt·!lalJlr . Z1 }'I':-' I o{' al ; ' l"<<"fc.-r. E:rncrson. :,.1g.3;;,s7 or t ~,~g.. 29:; I ' Real Estat• Service 621S BRO\VN Puppy "'/fll'a L'Ol· -----lar, round S unda y on r.anlino Real, San •ges &: ot he r cablnl'ts. Clemen!r. ,\9Z-9l36 492--0076 f>IS..SJ'ia, lI no nnswcr ICa\'C 1nsg al 616-2.1i2. H. O. Centl'r St S. A. (Nr. \rarnei·1. 5-t:>--0989 Cl-90X117 Cor-!I Bldgs 68!11 \\'lull do you l111ve to trade'! List l1 here -in Oranie Counly':< la~est read trad· lng post -ar1 make a deal PROPER TY :'11ANAGE:'lll::NT illi~sion V1<'j0 Golf Cour~<". Clui1n al 2G():;1 Via Vil"n1to. i\IV Sin;;le/Ui1·orn•r\/\\'idowed Aflde1 Sl.ln GARD EN11-r c;- Rent<; i\IK Pn1ls. + $130 n10 fol' apt. or lnt"0111e unirs 644-D244 el'ening~ DPI QUALr'rv'-7 "'A"oy""'•"'""'-,..,,-pa1t"!i T1 ee.s. slu·ubs. ivy 1~n1o''<"d. Nc1v la11·ns. Rototllling. t'rce CS!, 5-18-8918 ~guna Beach 5705 OCEAN FRONT nc1v luxury apts, 2 BR. 2 BA. Adu lts, no $42,000 e11 ror CLEAR Hi- Descrl PRF Kern Co. P..sm- nd On Rd \V. Ulil · 646-8558. R.E. Exchange S.,IALL Black cat 1v/f\ea collar,vic:. Balboa P oinl. 6230 \\'hite on stomach & 11cck. 61.>-.IJ929 is Data Process lntnxluc1ion or new construction. Res. or for Single Adults, amJ other Coni. By hour or <:onti·act. useful appl ica tion of stienL'C. Lie. & Bonded. &1&-3442 JAPANESB Gard e ning * Painti11g-Pape1·11anging luterior-E.1;terlor Special Prices on Paper Call Larry &12-'1558 ..... 497-1661 .. * * * * * 547~667 CARPENTRY -CABINETS Se rvi ce. Neal \\"Ol'k. Clean-up & yal'd main! . 968-23113 REAL ESTATE l ~!!!!!!!!!!!J!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!J!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!! 21 hOur recordhli: Re1nodcling-repalrs. No job APTS & MOTELS Painted ~ : $10. averg. rm . Cal l 1 AL'S Garoellllli & Lawn anytime Pal the Painter; ?llaintenance. Commercial, 557-8638 • 11 industrial &: residential. Ronnie--Happy Easter~ loo small. Call 646-4224 OWNERS ONLY BLACK Female German TO TRADE Shepherd. Gerinan s hor t General REAL ESTATE 1 REAL fSTATE General General Rentals Wanted 5990 ------------ 'J'rade lovely CaJX' Cod in hair combo, "Chelsea" Vic: be!'l North Santa Ana Arca Fountain Valley 962-53;)9 :r~NSFERR.ED. Need 2 or Guest Homes 5998 1 Office Renta l 6070 ! for IK1n1c on Lido !sir, Bal. BLACK & \Vhite. approx, 6 hoa 1~111nd, Ba y Shores, mo oltl puppy. Vic. 211;1 ~1 . HUNTINGTON BEACH Air Cor-dilioned Sho1 '<' Cliff. U.:i1 r r :-:horC's. S.· &!n1<i Ana Ave, C.1\t. 0111' h(Jl!ll' i~ 2900 S<jll<ll'(' l).lj...\J3:: Happy Easter with You ·r11anks to Hogans Pond ALCOHOLICS Amnymous Phone 542-7217 er ,vrite to P.O. Box 12'l3 COl!te P.lei'ia. Cemetery Lots 6418 ----·-- 3 Br house for ramily by ~--------­ April 13. Up to $140. Call \VALOB.UP l·IO,\IE. 2•1 hr. .(209l 526-1!171 collect after 5crvicr . tilati or lady. 6~1 :11:30 A.i\I. Victori11 Sc. C.i\I. j48-31;'i2. BALBOA lslaoc', l or 2 BR. '\'rly lea<'.C, for ('lderl y Misc. Rentals 5999 ON BEACH ILVD. De~ k ~11a1·1: availahle in nt'll'~·;;t vffil·c buildinp i:il prin1f' lo)c-alfu11 in llunli11g- to11 Ec-Ach. Air condil ioned. beautiful entrance. Front- 1\ge on Beach Blvd.. rear leads In private p,arkitig loL $50 t:':!'r mqnth for space. Desk ano cna1rs available for $5. Business hours ans\\'ering service availablr, for $10. All utili- ties paid exr:ept telephone. f1•r1, on lv1 12:> by _ 11:J, Old-.l cS!\~l~A~L~L~S~ro-l~li~e.~b'l-,,~,,~,-.-,.,-y rr hon~" hu! .c~aSSll'Rily I'<'· Color. Vic. S<'>t.~hoi·r l)r., CE.\·lETERY Lo!s. Pacific rlonr ""1h add1t1ons l'('~nt~y, N.B. bl;,it·k collar. flc;i l'<>l· View J\1en10ri<d P11rk. ~~our. E.~c('lll'nl schools -lug:h in. l;1r, IJ-'0-56j~ , Beautifully situated . ;JJOO. v.•i<'lo,1·, No car or pets. ---------- 675-6:rl2 Ooul>l<" garage, \\'cstsicle s::1 ,prr n1onlh •6~2-4422 • ccn1ir -pt'Olessionals as . . 5'16--03&1 ncighbot~. 1\ly daughters ~LACI-. Dog" 11•/1v~11te ~nru·k--;========= ,1•a11t a ivetter t lirna1c -u1gs lhnt looks hke Seller, Tutoring 6490 so if you ncec\ a drier one-male. F'ound on N~bras? 3 \VOM EN teachers ~eek 3 Bdrm. furn. apl. or house, year-round. ~tarti ng June_ 15. 67.>-1289 aft , j p.m. GARAGES: Stol'age Only. Single $!:>. Dbl $20, No. East C.i'tt. 5-18-8007. let'i; U:ade! Call (714 ) 5'U·2900 Ln. ln r.icsa Verdi'. ·>-16-2756 FRENCH anrl SPANISll artl'r :J p.nl. Principals only, F01ALE Collle, Lake Park Tutoring -expert teacher WA'.NTED: Leese or Lease .Option. 4 br home in Lake Forest. Newport or Laguna ~a. 846-9067 please. area, HB. Owner pis iden-$J per hour. _.92-8202 Bus IN E s s and tify. 536-4~7 I 'o"'A"l~LY""'P~!L~or=~o~1~,,.., E~ .• ~ • FULLY enclosed garages, $ll per 1110. 642-6391 213.l Eld('n, Apt 6. C.i\1. DAILY PILOT 17175 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 642...11321 FINANCIAL CHAIN With various keys LINES. You can use them North HB Cliffs 3 / 2 5 tor just pennies a day. Dial BACHELOR Apartm enl, near beach ,1·ith hro car garage. reasonable. :;36-7&1:) e LANDLORDS e FREE RENTAL SERVICE Bt'Oker J34-69S2 *GARAGE* S:!,i nlo. 673-2918. Cd:\T. Income Property 6000 TAXES \YANTED: Large 11ou~e for I GOTCHA? Christian :'ll inistry. Contact H you had ptirchased th111 5.\?r2121 01'6~S-S3:>1 low 111ai nl c11ancc ~-plex ear. 1 Br Ap1 or house, furn . or ly in 1%9 you'd be paying unf. ,-rly lease Beach ai't'a less I.axes on April 15th. pref. 5-17-8·t87 IT'S NOT mo LATE TI-IJNK ABOUT APRlL 15, 1971. C.i\1. 2 adults. :.! BR home. SSOOO Un f urni s hed . S.16-5231 Do11·n: anytin1e. 1\11nual Gl'O!iS: S6i;,Q 1 Easily lnC'reased 10 S7200J Pnce: $.)0,900 Furnished Office (or t't'n! :;.'.!) I·:. 171h SI., Cl\f 2 Et1.in d('sk~ ll'i1!1 1ypc1l'ril- r1· ~l)a1·!' i.· 11'otk top. 4 ch11 i!':<. llC'a.I. llgh(s & usr ol <ilfl)' n1ac hine included . TelephonC' ;u1~1vcring S<'r- vice 11v:ul~hlr. 6·12·2111 Modern Offices $1'.'.; single. S175 2 11n suite Air cond, Sect'y serviCf!, • parking, r:e nlral!y located. So. Cal~f Jsl Nat. Bk. Bldg. Costa j\JeM 612-148.5 DELUXE Offtcl' in Corona Rooms fo r Rent 5995 AND del r.tar. Near Post Office- Sv1ne Very Uniqu<' Snat'k Shop-an1plc parking. LOVELY Sunny bcrlroon1. Depl'eciali-On Advantagri; S6() fl('l' 111onth. Student preferred . \\'allting Call 673-8550 Now Realonom it·~ Corri.-Bi"Okcr dllltance O.C.C. ;1~ a werk. Gi~i-6100 j\fo\·e righl ln, I\ itch en privileges. 110111e rirlvilege~ CORONA DEL MAR qr ho~rd also a\'ai\able. ln11ni!cula1e 2 n10111. Priva1~ S.16-363~ C"-0 N oUicc. Gt'1Ullfl floor. Pt'ivat~ ~~~~~~~c 1\SSUl\.tE 7 '" L A bath. SJ ::.l n10. Utll pd. ROO:\f l.1 Costa fle~a. Quiet, 2 BR. House + 4 1 BR ;ipts Parking. 673-6ij7 Owrll'r. nice home. \Vorking ma.n. -1--\OO'x63' einp1)' lot. ~7.CKXI. &12-17o.1 $10.000 dn. 642-8579 -01vner O~rIC~ OR S'fO~E \J x 3.l or 30 x a:i· ROO~I 5.· hath in pnva!e BOUTIQUL Store for sale in oU ~t pking &: uti1 fu rn hon1e-. C.\I. fe1n ale pref. Laguna Beach. $1000 + in-1 Ne\1·por1 & Bay Center. Cl\I call :>"6-S3-10 ventory. Call (213) 728--014·1 2052 Ne1vport Blvd 646-1252 ROOr.or 11• I kilch. privll. --· 0Ft~ICE Spacr for tease, Ladies only . Business Property 6050 \Vorld savini;i; Bldg. Pacific l!m Oi·an~c A,·r 616-Sl.3i C rOR S11!c by 01vncr, 7-unit oast H"''Y & i'~orres l, PRTVATI: Roo111 for )'011ng nlOde.rn l'ltEDTCAL DJ::N· Lagun11 Be;1ch . .\91-9181 ;~~::~i.o~~~~111~I:-; girl, 112·.iO T1\I. CE N 1' ER . Good B•st Location in CdM -~ rciurn, ~QO(I 1v r i I c -of I . 800 to J,100 :-;q. f.. Deluxe Off. PRIV. llon1r near Baker .~· Con~1clcr home or ? In it<> Sf}aC:f'I\, Ava1: hnmed. Business Opportuniti•• Affll ia1" 6300 CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE , t.\'o selling involved) E~ce llen l incon1e for fl?w hu11r11t 1~·f'ekly w~1·k. iDayt and Evenings). ReHll ing and c:olll'c1 ing money fron1 coin operated dispensers in Or· ange Co. and surround ing area. \Ve establish route. (Hn.ndles name brand candy and snacks}. SJ625.0() ca~h required. For pe l'!Onal inter· view ln Ol'ange Co. area. send nam(', addrt'~S <inrl phon" number to J\.IUL Tf· S .. A'T'E D!Sf., 1"'1C .. 1&81 \V Bl'1adway, Anahein1, Cali. fQrni;i !l2M2 171 II 778.5060. Partner Wanted Eslabllsh~ businesi;, r.tUST BE ABLE TO DEVOTE SOJ\IE Tir.tE & ;;xxxl. Busi. ne~s ninking money but w;1nts lo expatid su needs help, Can draw fa ir !ala?)' & mak~ xlnt return on It!· vr.stment. BUSINESS HAS UNL1~1 1TED POTENTIAL. Call 114: 846-18.Sl for ex. change or informaUon . MANAGER OWNER Fair'l'iew. C;iJI lrttdc. Ser :illl llcil Avr .. Phone O'l'l\CJ'. 6-12-0050 ;)t,l-:1298 H.6. Call 01vner I 7 14 l Nationol oorporalion, l'IOW In• =--c------cl"'k'°"•c::-,, .... ~, ,·213«=1s10 600 SQ FT OFC. te1·vie\.\'i"tt. for 01vncr man. $15 per wk up 111 llcu-~n. ' .• ~,, e_vc6• """"' $!10 l\1o. C,i\1. 646·2130 f "fl 1 t f 'I $30 wk up apts. 2376 day~.. l'lger o comp e e am1 y ttc· Newport Blvd. Ci\1. :,.iS.!:olj,j I =Z::======== Sl\lALL OU ice on bu!!)' cor-realional sport CP:nter. Ex· Office R•ntal 6070 ner Costa l\'feM S.'iOl month trnmely high rclurn on in-SLEEPING rn1 .. priv. home, utilities included. 642-0500 vestmento!Sl2,500. Seeured. nice area. Employ. man. LAGUNA BEACH Rigid investigation invited. t::~" ~ • .. •o """" E\'es MED, Drntal wiles avail, "7lr'JIJVI' ...,""""""' A1'r Conditioned ~1us,t ha"-e. management & Room & Board 5996 fRJVA TE Rn1 . for elderly . gentlen111n undcr s.;. 1-IB are11 . Nur si ni 1.vall . 968-822:\ ;;;;:-Trlr. Crt>.00 I HOLlOA Y BEACH t.fOTEL Roon111 • k.ilc~tes. 100· lo Beach. r rec Continental brtakf;,st 1832 N. El Camino Re111 SC . .t9Z-~ \n:EKLY rates Sea La1'k Motf.l, 2301 NewpOrl ~'d .. 0.la 1'1tMI m & 121-S sq n. ax a 91 ft ON FOREST AVENUE 5911 Heil Ave, H.B. 846-JZ2l PR 11blfily, Reply to Box 580 Desk spat e avaJL1ble in the Dnlly Pilot or call !\Ir. newest oUlce building at NEAR C.r.f. City Jlall. 3 Rm. tilill·k Rief! (714},77.,.7050. prime tocallan In down!own ~:~1;;: $Ji;;.~~· 64~=8• COIN LAUNDRIES LaJuna BeAch. Air condl-Frigidaire 1ioiied, carpe:ed. bel\utlful CM OFF ICE $90 t~rom $&100 10 1.12,500 ~~~~~c~~~·e .. ~;'~:d, ~~ :=;:==""="=&=I=G-<=833--===,I • But>n;1 Park ,;) f'ulltrton e 1 $50 C}'lll't!SS • \\'ealminster • ritunclpaJ park!n~ ots. Industria l J.funllngton Bead'! e Cttrtlcn per rnotith for space. Df.tik' Properly 6080 G T I • •-and rhMlrs availabl~ tor S!l. J"OVl' • usl n -nta Busir~.-.s-hou1-, an1111 ·in' ,\mt • C'.o~hi ril<"Sll • AAA· rervlct available ror S-10. I BUlLDER OFFF:RS NE\V hcl111 e I.Ai 1\.1\ra.<la, AU utilities paid exetpl %1.:.00 sq. fL d<l•uxe bldg.1 ;;CA"L"I.=CH=A"R"'LI_E=._,,""-",,',_,.833 telephone. Lea,sed, cholC(I 0 r it n A: e. FRJGJDAlRE coin Jaulldry, DAILY PIL0'1' County area. Prop e rty remod. 30 washers, 10 :il22 FOREST AVENUE: ~ar. Owner wfe..ny lAl dryers, Real prlct $7500, sm LACUN A BEACll TD 8~~~. Prrpd int. ok. dn pymnt. An ah e Im . Uf.9466 53()...';64..i 1m. 8~ pm. . SlS-.183.1 847-2177 642-5678 NO MATTER WHAT IT IS • • • YOU SELL WITH CAN IT A DAILY PILOT WANT AD For Fast S.rviee & Expert Assisttnc• DIAL 642-5678 DIRECT REPAIR-remodeling.patios LET THE S\VEOE DO IT! * * 494-78:>3 * * PATIO COVERS • DECKS RemO<lcling -L:rn, r:.1•p11ir Any si~.r job li1::.1166 i\tlke REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS * C,\UJ NETS. An~· i;i1c jab 2.1 y1·s rxpcr. ;;.!S.!i71~ GEN. 1·cpair. udd.:-1·7°b. Forrnica. paneling, n1a1"litc. Anything! Dick, 6T:H4.)!1 QUALITY \\loodc!'af!, sn1J gen'I cons1r. &, carpentry. cau Ken &1:>0044, 548-4235. * 646-36''9 * . SURBURBAN Pa i n t er s / ' . , . ' Decor. \Ve take the pain .: E~P. :lap~ne!><' C.Omplete ou• or puinting. Expert v.·ork, ~ 'al'd serv11~. R~as. NB & Free est. 49i3l90 C.:i\I .'\t'Ca. ;;.lo-7::73 PAINT NOW SAVE ~•; CLl'.:AN·UP SPECIALIST Citll J ack NO\\'!! fl' f\loll'ing, edgin;;, odd jobs. • • rtc<1sonab!t>. :14S.69jj 8!14·389:/ or 847-13.M 1 Ji\PANES1': G11rdener. exp'd. PAINTING ~ rtasonable you won't believe it? ':;;~~le:~~;, Free est. * 6i~71.13 * 't l~ROFESSIONAL ,Japanese RETIRED Paln!er: 2S yrs · Gardener. Commercia.l·Res. expcr. Nellt & honest Non .' k/ential. 61~5 aft 6, p~;:;~~~ ~1~ 1 r~, ! Cement, Concrete 6600 Jll\1'S Gardening & l<1\.l'll R bl maintenance. Re:s. & l-Om-ea sona c. Satisfaction ) CONCRETE V.'ot'k all lypes. nlea·clal * 540-4837 Guaranteed. Call 547-1441 Sa~"ing,. break.ing, ha~llng, * LANDSCAPER * I * PAPERHANGING :;} Sk1pl.oad1ng; Lie. Service & 12 . 1 I :J36.l 22, .. k PAINTING. * 968-2425 Quahly. 812-1010 .yis oca e:-;p,. .:.LI PAPER HANGlNG ! CEJ\tENT \VORK. no job loo I EXP. Jap_anese ma1ntenat1ee. 20 yl's e.-:p. r~1'CC estimate. ' Sn1atl, reasonable. i'~iw H.B. & F.V, Area Call Keith anytinie &42·2509 ' Estl1n. H. Stufllck s.18-S'.i15 * 842-8<142 * * CONCltETE ;loors. patios, 1nasonry. Any sz job. Reai;. Don, 642-&14 af! 4. * CONCRETE \Vork, Licensed. Patios / dt·vwys. r.tc. Phill ips Cc n1enl 548-G380 MORE concrete patio for le~s money. Artistic scltitig &: Unishi ng. 644-0687 DRIVE\VAYS sealed & \1'8- terproored last lon g<'t'. $8 ;ill(f up, HB & vie, 894--57~2 Plastering, Patch, General Services 6682 _!!._epair _____ ,_Bl_o, 1 ----· ..,.., _____ _ LOSE INCl.fES * PATC',ff PLASTERING Lr! n1c show you how to finn All typci;. Fi'CC esUmates & rooc n1ul'l<!les & 1·eleasc Call 54G-682S tension. FREE H 0 M E I - Dfomo-dlrs 1va n1erl. Richard Plumbing Erd1vurm. 542-1701 . 6190 NEED something fixed? Call Mandy l\.1an Jack. 646-2983 after .I p111 PLUMBING REPAIR No job loo small • 642-3128 • HOl\IE Repaii· Scrvict'. No .Job Too Sn1all . Patio F'urn. Child Care, Re1rrhl.wd . Rea~. }W-;;:)53. PLUr.UUNG. RP.pairs & Al· teralions at econo1ny prices. * ti4G·1286 Licens•d 6610 ==-=--~-===== 6720 Pre School ser\'ing So. Oi~-1 Health Clubs ;inge Co. 6:30 am lo 9:30 r1111 7 day' \Vk. F11ll-P/lin1e-1 SAUNA -MASSAGE Aft. schl. na1es roi-2 & up. WHIRLPOOL . GYM &16-3706 or 534-1292. =========·I Le Salon de Traitments Contractors '620 2930 \V. Csl. l'llvy, Npl, E'i<:h. Dally 1.0 am-1 an1 642-3154 \V~ ;\C('t!pl all credil cards Remodeling & R~pair 6940 THE REMODELERS Quality l.fonte I111p1'Qvemc nt Contractors * ADD·A-ROOJ\.1 * CO~PL RE~100ELING r~REE EST • 100% FINC. * 642-300) * Add itions * Remodeling Fred tf. Gcrwick, Llc. 673-604 1 * 54~2170 Hauling 6730 I======= "50 Roofing _c_ .. _pe_,_c_i._.•_n_in_g~-"-251 _B_E_l'O-RE_Y_O_U_l_IA_l_IL_TO_ ----------1 CARPET STEAl\f CLEANED TI·IE DU~1P -CALL NE\~ Roofg. Rep11.irl &: 10c Per Sq. Ft,. 64~2!1!'1. Save S$ Coatin& ot all Types. Boss 1 v.'orks on the job. Free <!i;limalcs. 6.\:,..1ro1. 645-2550 ~ 7.1 hi'. =="====I· No wap. No brushes. Uphol-HAULING $10 LOAD ttery cleaning &. floors $C.rub-& Tl"ef! Service, 64.6-2528 bed & \\'L\Cd . Guaranteed results! &t6-59Tl }JAUWNG Clea nu1>. lotll clc. Handyman anyti111e yo u EXPERT Carpet Work. 1/3 c11ll. 642-3.1911. 6960 ! L'Oll t steam clean. Comm ra1. CARL'S !\loving, Hauling & ts Harbor Di5oount, 646-1234. R SE\VING k Alterations, Ex-, ~a!e!t Cleaning '625 Cleanup. ~~ Ton P.U. cu. pei·t Servi~. Reas, prices .• Fret:-Est. MS-8918 cau 546-M4t • YARD/ Car. Clean.u:p. e Dressmaklng•Alteralionl ~ DIAMOND Carpet ClcancN: Remove trees, ivy, h'asb. Designed to suit you.. • Spring Oeanlng Special • Cradt'. backhoe, 96z..8745 CaU Jo * 646-6446 3 aver. siz.e rooms S20. I <=;:="='=='======~ 645-1317. Free Est. Housecleanin9 6735 Tile, Ceramic •'74 ~ REMARC Seriicn. 3 rooms ---------·-------·I : S21.50. ~'un guaran, Credit BAY & Beach Janttot\111 * Verne. The Tilt 1'fan * ! • cards OK. 847~ Ctrpets. wtndo"'s, floors. Cu.st. \\'Ork. tnstall le renfn. ; 11lc. Rrs & CO mm c ' I • No job too sn1all. Pl&ll~?' TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 646-1401 paUo. Leo.kins: sbower i\IAN & \YfF t: 1'1!palr, li0US£CLEANING. f'a3t & 8~7·1~7/&IS.0206 F:fflclent. 64&-.1873 l====::=::;::i::== COM PLETE q1111l l ly Upholst•ry '"° ' houlieclcanlng. Ex:perienefd. 1 _...,. ________ 1 _Btasonable. ~. CZYkOSKl 'S C1atm. trpbOL ],1tsa Cleanln; Servtce EuroPt'an Craftllmalllhip Carpets, windo"9, .floors, flle. lOO'iO fin! St.i-1'54 Rta. ii:' Commc•t. 54Mlll 1811 Newpo11 Blv. CM --------------·---------- ------------ •; ·-·-'<· ... ~ "~~~"'-;;· -~-~-~-~-= -·--·---.,,, ---_,. ------~ -· ~0G~~~~•r•v~1-....,-~1-•..,...1~•"f....-" ~1.r•.-.*~-~=.,...·-·-;.~$,.,,,..-...,~ ...... -.... ~•--...,,..<,.."~+~•,.."&,...' ~,,..,...,,,.,451 - •'14 D~llV PILOT l<ialS I. EMPLOYMENT SitUrdS¥, Marth 28 1970 JOBS & EMPLOYME"T JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMINT JOBS & EMPLOYMINT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT:--------------------- Joto Wantod, Joba Mon, Wom. 7100 Joba Mon, Wom. 7100 Job-.., Wom. 7100 Joba Moll, Wom. 7100 Jobs-Mon. Wom. 7100 Mwtit1lMn m•r plac• t1'elr •'-.,, t•l•p....._ Women 7020 ;:;:;-.-a.ER.JCAL **** FRY COOK. EJl-peT & f11.st. l\tAU:: adult with wood\lo·ork· RECEPfJONlst/ Typ ist SERVICE St.tUon anvt.Yard avallablt, ..u typci s a I 1 r y 0 pen , c 0 n tac t lh£ &. cra.tts "XI>· to ·wof'k "'anted b)' Loca l Ort ho-ope nine 10 P?.14 Arif Goad for, private dutY, s an Ward Secf'etuy .. ttetptionlat Manl&t't, 497-1188 Bea.ch with boy1. su.83D betw. don\1t. M a I u re w111•11xp . f'a.Ytusr• cobtmm & todp bentfit&. Pho11e1 Are Open 8:00 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. 9 te Noon S1turd1y -Clo .. d Sunday Clemente NunP.$ 'Rtifitry ln nurslac area. (;d. t;ypitl&. Houfie (nn, 1119 S I c e py S.2 p.ri1. Sal. opctn, Stale qua Ca· " ex~r' . App ln , 4~81 >II PM. Per.onn<I Dept. Hollow Lo., L.B. $600 tioOI, P. 0. Box 1686, N.B. ,.,.,," only, Cb'"""°' Sia. DIAL DIRECT • • • 642·5678 I-low: Hospit.a.l. N.B. FULL TI t.1 E OFF JC E Rtal Estate J-Iatbor 4 San Diep l'rwy. llW~.·~;::,:•,1-:..;~h.~~: COASTAL AGENCY HELP. Mu.I kno" c1'0d il MANAGEMENT Ouc b"I""' hu '""""'d C.M. ~OCALLS! WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220 ' '" A •· 1· • • · TRAINEE to whi-re "'e have openlnp y,•hlJe You 're away. L1v~ln. A n1en1btr of pp.., n pel'!On: uo.w&on 5 Hunllnt~-INch: 5 .. "' 1220 L.,un1 11-h: .. ,•94" ~·01 SncJl!ng & Snelling: Jnc. Jewelers. No. 6:> Cente1• for two qualiflt!d, litt!nsed SERVICE Station need • ._... ..,,. -"' """ -C 1 H 1 "·I Sharp married man .,..·ith tulltimeaalesmentohandle exp'd man, days , Sen Clementt: 492""4420 ·MATUR.E Lady, t:la..'i' work . 1 The World'1 L•rge1t en er. un · uo: 1• :wrne coll~ge. Natione.J Com· the additional activity, ii permanent. Good worldn1 (Ir 5 days. O\vn 1.rans. E.-..:-Professlan1I GARDENER. Expcr .. cap. pany. Call Ann, \VestcUH your business is !I.low where cond'a. Union Oil 393 E.17th Hour1-Regulation1-0eadlint1 per. \\'lth reler. 646-5231 Ernploym•nt Service ablt, Laguna area, ru·o 3, Personnel Agency, 2043 West-you art and you'n. not n1ak· St .. Cost Mesa PRA-CAL NURSE No i 27f.IO He.rbor 81, Ct.t 51G-6055 hour periocls needed v.<eckQi. cllff Dr .. N.8. 64~mtl in&' your $150Q.t.2000 fX'r mo. SERVICE SI Alt nd E "' d ""''""-' oq •OO '""' .a. e , X• IRR0Rlt "••--s•-·"' , .. __ ._ •&.-1-.... 'ollJ ... = .... ~1 ... ly ...... h •• vy 1'1fU"•. COnslderatt.. Harbor Blvd. at A anu;: '"' '°" •" · • ..,......._,., "ton lo< l.-ome to where. the action is -••-• .._,. "'".,.; •n...-• -. .... " per. FUJ.I Ume. Pref older ., MtaclellHlutlena. THI DAILY PILOT......,... lie lltty ,_, trNrt ••IJ t• 49t.-032'7 COCKTATL I: Lane \1.'aitttss. GARDENERS SECTION F8.ITOw Realty Costa Mesa, man. Call 642--5920 after .; ttt. uteftt .t ,ullllahlftl the elil'ftrtlMm•ftt c1NnctlJ w time. DAY\\'ORK Or rves. Ex-Also waitress for coffee Helpers. eicper. 4-0 hr \\'k. FOREMAN office :>16--8640 Pr-.t perlenced. Q\\11 tramporta· shop. atul)t be ex p'd. See Perm. 61>29a;; att :;, Experienced in Govemment SERVICE Station Attendant, DIADLINI POI COPY AND klLLI: l 1M P.M. tht t1e1 ...... pu•llutltft, •xc"' tton. :l<fl-3.124., ~S..5932 ~Ir. Haveles or ~tiaa Laval, GARDENER TRAINEE Arsenal Tnspection equip. pa.rt • time. 3400 E. Cout forMonlil•J llilltl•ft whM lilNtlllno la latvrtlay, 12 ftOOl'L * REUBEN'S * Co"• Me,. AIDES . iur convalesctnt'f:, Huntington Laries, l 9 5 8 2 No expel'. ntc. Xlnt opp. ment. re-a.ding blueprints. Hwy, Cdaf 61.:>-6650 • ~derly care or family care. Beach Blvd., H.B. (7141 5-16-9085 Swing shill. J\1in 54 hr wk. SERVICE Station Attn'dnt. YOU MUIT HA.YI ICILL NUMllRJ Who1t kllllnt •ft •Iii ki•VN .t !fVlck Nlulb. Homemakers. 547.0SSI COOK: Sunday f-"ry Cook. Gen'I Shop Helper Salary to $3 ht. Xl nt benc-E\'enlng sh'ft 5-15-l6l9 1645 Ito ••re .. IMb • '9Cetlil ef th• klll ••miter tlvori ,_ •1 yeur e4 teker u Now interviewing =========;= Day 8hift. NO long hair. Ree To $-133. Diversified \\'Ork. lits . 1 • Ytrlflcatlo" flf f"vt call. Jobt-Men, Wom. 7100 \\'aynf'. RAN C ll 0 SAN Future. career. Apply in pel'son Adams, C.r-.f. f:.=::....;. JOAQUIN GOL~~ COURSE, JASON BEST Z. 0 . PRODUCTS SE"'.ERS Wanted.\Vho Like a IY•ry effort II Ma4• to kill er corrMt a "'w alil tNt ha•-..·., ...... •ut w. c.e• AIRCRAF"T RIVETER 1S021 Cul\'i!'I' Rd., tr~ine. Employment Agency 3J 90 Pullman, C.?11. variety ol sewina:. exptr. not 1uarafttoo M ti• H Ufttil tti. ell ttu ,,,..,.... 111 tho,.,.,, DAYTIME 81,JSBOYS Experienced..· Pa.ii t i m r , Nr. UO . 8~112 .,._ A ""Ual ""portunity employer. w/5lngie needle machine. 155.l \V. ADAJ\lS, C.J\1. 2207 So. J\1ain, .;>Cl.nta na ~... ~.. r213J 433-7435 DIM tlays or rvenings. COUPLE for cleaning &. 97&t \V. Katella, Anaheim i\IAN OR COUPLE. Early ·---------• · l ·A•LINI Mt •t• ttrlctly tath '" etlvanct •1 IQU ot at atty ena .r oc.r .tftc• 5'VISS INDUSTRIES ........ k;og wk•nds 11t beach. "I" 0•10 or 821-1220 A'I d 1· · SEWING J\fachine Open. NO ,..,. or41ra. 2930 College A\'C· c.~l. ~"" '.I.,..,.. ·' ne"'spapcr e iv. 1n B 1 odl Live.Jn. Retired l.'Ouple pret I RL Ne\\•pt. Bch. Xlnt pay, route See Betty ruce ~ -Exp'd, single ne e.-&pec. , ARCHITECTURAL Drafts. Reply Box 621\1, Daily Pilot, GRILL G open. S28:i ino. Approx. 16 m f1 mach. Only pe_riOns makina: Th9 DAILY PILOT '"'"" the rltht t• cl1u1fy, Nit, ca,..., or refvao enrc alilv.,.. 1nen, need 2 p/tin1e, ex-per. N.B. sun!~~~ T~:~te~~~s t.tls--c;.h"T."7:::'-,'~'k;o·~96>-4=-~"'-='':;:-= ijj Lxec $100·$120 needed. 642-2666 tlMm•nt, -M to ch•"P lb ratw •M NtUletlOftt wltheut prlw Mt n. need only a PP I y, L.R. 'llec-'p~l.-S~l-o,..------sion VieJO· . Contact . ~f AN AG ER' w etkend. SKIPPER: Wanted Full time l-~rtnch & A!soc .. 2903 So. Tom Fish, J\.lanager J\.fature wuman, &mall fami· Agency !or ca1-eer Gtrls Skipper far motor yacht, M•li Alillil,...: 11.1 1171, New,.n hach, Cell,.rftf• • 6N-,P::,,,.·"',rl Blvd, N.B. Call J. W. ROBINSON Jy type recreation club. Ap-410 W. Coast Hwy., N.8. exp'd in J\.fexic1n waters. CLAlllPllO (OUNTlkl •r• lec1tllll •• foUows: ..,. 1 GIRL Office, local plybetw.ll&lpmPacific By appoint. &46-3939 CaU tor i nterview al)-Orthodonti~t varitty ol Sands Cabana. au&. 8141 polntment. J\.fr. Charlet CO.STA MESA NEW..ORT BIACH • APT ~tANAGER , 22 unit apt · hou&e. No children, no pets. ' Easlbluff, previous expel' f-IAS OPENING ran t-:XPERIENCED duties'. 8-12. 1-5 l\lon. lhru Atl H B Ho1\•ard. 213t58g...q33 330 W. IAY 2211 W. IALIOA Fri. 1i1 E. 18th St .. suite C, anta, · · Wes necessary. 642-:130 COSMETIC LINE SALESGIRLS C.l\T. l\IANAG ER (cple. OKl; NEED EXTRA TrainM$360. NCR HAIR STYLIST_ Park Lido smaJI motel, local Live-In. MONEY? - HUNTINGTON B&ACH LAGUNA llACH 1717S BIACH BLVD. 222 FOREST A\o'.E. .:ASSIST ANT TO- PRODUCTION FORE~IAN Experienctd on mac hi n r. s and second opera.lion t qu ip- ment desired. \Viti tra in for night shift. Apply in per~on bet. 9-4pm SAE Advanced Packaaing 2203. Sou I h Grand, S.A. Full T ime Position Hair Sh·lc!. Sma!l •. efficient, 0R;;;';;;';;;":;,';;;";;;";;;';;;";;;;•;· >II>--;"'-'-;: Sundays Only Plea.11ant. iriendly workinz 'J ,... ...,,. .-,.,, -,,,,~.... conds. Beach cih•. Xlnt co. happy shop. fil"x. h r s . I ,,o ex.-~11 " '"" ..... J <J Clientele required &12-2371 l\faintenancc Gu'arant~ed income + bonus top bents. Call Miss Elim. 642-2255 GOLF COURSE No ••• limH both, 557-6122. Ab; .. il Abbot r.etirees \Velcon1e Personnel Agency, 230 W. SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. EL CAMINO rtEAL Daily Pilot Classified Xlnt, company benefits Apply in person Fashion l:dand, N.B. Hospital Steady Employment ~ll '.lien's \Vear Retail \\'a.mer. Suite 211, Santa -:- • RELIEl" Golf Course Maintenance No can,vasring, Ana. CLASSIFIED INDEX DIETITIAN Tractor experience helpful ~o door to door TRAINEE To l'l\il'tl\'e metal • PHYSICAL ~lust be reliable Local positions available plaques & assemble on HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS : ASSEi\IBLY Tr1d necs. day or Equal opportunity employer THERAPIST and loo king tor Reply after 7 pm. w a I nu I board s. Good e11tlML ,_ Aph. Furnished n;ght shift, female age Apply ~rwnnel Director Permanent \\'ork 714 /968-8195 mechanical aptitude re-COST• Mlt4 n• ••NlllM. .. 18-28, no exp nee .. but must SALES quired. Apply 1n person MIU. 011. MA• nu Ml .. YlllH 411, .._ . lady for motel. Call IP.I, 31872 Coast H\\')'., Sou th ·1 ft I ••IA ''' • 1111 nave~• eyesight & finger Ma• with ••I•• ••per. to act 9-l!!AM, Gui dcra e~ nc., '"'''"' •"••• NIWPOllT t••<M .- DESK CLERK. Experienced So. Coast Community •lospi-.. . 'ona Miia 41M 0""" &16-1445 Laguna. Ca.lit. Ph : 499-1311 " ... Bch ltU WIWPHT QIOMTI G'lt ,de~terity. Apply in perMJn Ex ~ u outside contact to sell the 249 Forest, Lag. · MIW,OltT 111o11:1f t• lflW,OIT INll<lltlt mi '.sAE Advanced Packazing, DELIVERY !\IAN Full time t. · design service of a !onz * WAITRESS * HOSI"ESS 1t1Wl'01tt HlleHtl 1111 WllTtLI,, me 2203 South Grand, S.A. ror Nursery. Neat a.p-Housekeeper: 5 days, NY e!tablished quality interior Over 21. G A s L 1 G HT :~~,00".:~o;',.'o'11:ts t:: =~':!f' '"ltlC = BABYSITTER ~%~":·ne7~ :,•·lp~y \\~~ O"~a~a.~~~~on i\tR. HART decoraling firm. Refer . BROILER, 800 \V. Coast ::~~=::• :: ~=..'l'~.t MA• = LIVE IN p M 1 \Vrile Bo.11: 591\t. Daily Pilot, llwy., N.B. Apply 11:30 to 2 oov•it sMoitu 11:1:1 '""''°" ._ • Fairviel\', C.l\1. l\lr. \Vall. •tOUSEKEEPER. Live-i n, roperty en•g•m•n N.B. P~t WllTCLI,, IUt •• ., 111.AHM .... Sa.Jary + room & board. Up 'BOY $50 a Division I ~__:.:'-.,.-~-==== • . MA1t•o• MIGHUNOt 1'31 LIOO tsL•' 4.351 to age 30. Could have other DELIVER\ w nir Eng!U!h 642-l355 SALES · New· EXCLUSIVE * \VA1TRESS • Split !hilt. VNIVllttlTY 'A•IC 1111 tAUOA Ill.AMO au job until 2:00 Pl\t. F'ull days Canyon Auto Supply, 843 "'eek. 8]].) 090 -BRAS . \VIGS . NOT 1262 Palisades Road, S.A, 10•,v,1,••,,, Int NUNTIM•TOM llM'lt ... I 81'oad1••ay ... Sch A1so n• l'OUJfT•IN YALLIV .. 11 in Sununer. 1.fust bf! there in • '"".' . . H 0 us EK EE p E R ' ex-............ ~~~......... AVAILABLE IN ST'ORES. * THE DERBY * IASTILUf' IUt SUL llACH .... time for 6 yr old boy coming for Laguna Niguel store. perienc:ed. by h 0 u r-d a y. 1'tASSEUSES NAME YOUR I N c 0 r,1 E ' II T•,.. n .. LOM• IUCH .... G V E \VOt.IAN for general factory lltVINI TltU.C• ltQ Olll•lfGI (O\INT"t .... , home h'Om school. Some Dental Asst. week, references. 847·1464 At!J"active • bl!t\\·ee.n 2'.>35, EARN \V/NE\V I \\"OT'k. Apply: Speci al ty ~:~~:! ::~,:t:u 1ue o1.•o•N o11:ovi Ult hse\\Tk, Evenings your own. $300. mo & up. Neat-future HOUSEI<EEPER . Conipan· min. j'6", medium build, to A\VAY PLAN. CALL J\1RS. r.1olden, 18275 l\tt Baldy ll'ACON '"' !: =~~~"~1::: =~! "O.C.C. girl .,..•/aftnoons tree, raise, xlnr benfs. ion, 0.,..11 Lransportation, Jive "·ork eves. Exp. desired for CONWAY, FOR JOB OR Circ_ Fountain Valley . LINO• ISLI , .. SANTA •MA 41,. 1ood. Call 642-3844 eves I.: JASON BEST in. 494-3944 immed. employment. \VIII -~F~l'IT:.,::I~N~G~,~-=;:;:1~9---96 .... 8 ... ., ltLANDS 1Mt U.NTA'ANA N11•NTt _. " <>'>"" ..-uon LIOO llLI 1191 TUITlff ...... wkends. Employmenl Agency ~H~O~U~S~E~KE=E~P~E~R=--~L~;,~.,,-..,10,-.2 train. 84~ for appt. Sales woman wanted p/time -'-''--'"---------1 tauoa lll.AfflD tm co1.,TH. 4,_ BA BY.SI'TTER needed 2207 So. 1.lain, Santa Ana 1.len for no exper necess. Apply in ----------IMUNYlffOTON llAClf , .. uaUHA llACN .,. Killybrook School District. 546-5410 ~~::!h ~~. ~~~~~· N.B. SHIPPING & pel'!!On only, The School .. lnstruction 7600 ;~~~~~~:A~,:ou• ;:: ~~~:!,~":r,uJ~L = Your home. !'>49-399l DENT L SSISTANT RECEIVING THE BOOTE RY ----------SIAL •••CM u:11 SAM CLIMENt• 01t BABYSITI'ER, reliable, lite ·housekeeping, HB an:a. Call Aft 6 p.m .. 968-79'M 1::.-..:pcrlenced NCR PROOF OPERATOR UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 6 Monarc:h Bay Plata South Laguna, Calif. 496-1273 499-1361 * B E AUTJCIANS. Unusual 'opportunity for 1"·0 optrators with clientelc in . Costa l\tesa's ne\\·e&t shop- ping center salon. \Vork in year-round a tr·cond con1rort & earn top comm. "i lh fr. ·inge br.nelits. Apply Cro\1•n- in1t Glory Beauty Salon, So. Coast Plaza. ~S..7186 Beauty Opr. Went•d No. H.B. r.tust ha\'e cHentrle. Plush shop. 842· 7120. BEAUTY OPERATOR 548-~ _or 613-6860 BLUE DOLPHIN WAITRESS, Exp·d. Over 25. 3355 Via Lido, N.B. A A HOUSEWIVES IUHSIT •UCN lffl SAN JUAN CA,tSTllANG 4121 · OR STUDENTS Minimum 2 yrs_ exper., liU· 225 E . 17th St. The Newport 0•11101M 011:ov1 1471 CAl'llT1t•110 llACN . ., ... • Chair side, <'Xpcricn~ pre. -rviso'"" responsib ilities. Costa M•s•, C•lif. School of Business LON• IUCH '* IDAN• ll'OINT ferred. X·ray. Hours 8-.i I -d w/car • "'' ,.., day .. -•J LAKEWOOD UM Tll,LIX, efc. .,.. ..... y • . t.tinimwn EIO hr "''k, OllANGI COUNTY UM CONDOMINIUM .... ~Ion-Fri. 499-13;-a. Approx. $75 per wk. No sell. Salary $660 nion!h S~~S& t!:.~e. ~ n:~p~~i Features "'eekly refreshtt ouT Cl' COUNlY 1• NOTILS ........... ·-··--··· .,,.1 DENTAL EXECUTIVE ing. Local "'m-k, Call ~fr. Apply in person ittore opening at u75 s . courses in the :skills you :~:N;:,.ITATI ::, ReNTALS SECRETARY. Exper. \\•ilh Thompson, betwn il AM & 1 z.D. PRODUCTS nttd to get the job you w•sTMINST•1t 1.it Aph. Unfurnished front desk. fi46..Tn8 at t Pl'vl 54().6676. Coast Hwy, Laguna. Leather MIOWAY CITV '"' ••N•IUL ... I "---~~-~--3190 Pullman, C.M. & whatever. Please apply in want. IANTA ANA "" COST& MffA 11• 6:30 pm . 968-5782 / 1-5 Pl\o1 INDEPENDENT Order of Equal opportunity employcr "'"fSOn bet 10 & 6. IANTA .,,. .... T.. , .. M•IA YlltOI 1111 Foresters is looking fOI' 3 "" 833 Do D N 6 OltANG• '"' NIW,Oltt a!IUN mt D;~;:c;d,As;~;1"~~;·. rF.xy~ sales trainees. Career opp, M.EndN--\VOML~· over 18b ol r SALES Girl in swinginz 20's ~ ~e~Q' . . ~~~Ti: Tun1i.i ',•"".,.'6 ::::::~ r:J:r,t :~: d .-A~ "~"! u er ~ tie as• em Y for boulique shop in Laguna ----""-""-'----J•N•HllM w1sTCLll'' 11• 646-2728 art 6:30 p . m., generous • vance • ..,.........,.,,.. "-'Ork. 40 ht \\'. $1.8{1 per Beach. Ex""r nece&s. (2131 ___________ 1111.vlllAOO CANYON 1,"".,. UNIYllt,.TY ,a1t11: tm 968-a782/1-;l p.m. . 9 am-1:30 pm !RIVOOD .. ~ "AVASU LAIC• IACk .,,., 11• hr. * HE * 728-0144 AIRLINE U.OUN• HILU 11'1 14ST •LU"' 114t Dept . S!or" J. W. ROBIN$0N HAS OPENING FOR EXPERIENCED CORSETIIERE LADIES FOUNDATIONS X!n\, con1pany benefits Apply in person Fashion Island, N.6. Equal opportuni!y employer * DISHWASHER Inspection 1977 Placentia Av. C.M. * SALES * SCHOOLS t::~:: =~:J:L ~= co1totta OIL M.A• •• ~fEAT CUTIER -Newport For Recorded Information, PACIFIC MISSION Vll.IO ~!;: ==~s:u.wn :.:: LICENSED INSPECTOR ~.CITY OF- NEWPORT BEACH $651 to $791 Pl' month Beach. 1 man shOp in small, Dial 545-0658. Day &: Ni1ht Oaues ::: ~~::•cNA'..~ST•AN& 1ru ~!:,11:~ •rac" :: low volume markel Good 543-6596 CA,llTltANO ••ACH ',•,•. ,OUlfTAIN VALLIY 1411 job for an older person. Sales ' 610 E 171h St S ta Ana o~HA l'O tNT tH.IOA nUJ1a ,.. "' d bl "THE FOXY LADY" needs • ., an OCIANSIOI ,' .. m SIAL •IAClf ...... J\1ust de p en a e · ti t . olo ~-=-~=====!'"" Ollff LONO •••cM Bii 6'l'J..3760 a ttrac ve. OU -going s s "" ltlVlll!llDI COUNTY 1.• Ol:ANG• CGUNTY ,... girls. Apply in person b~'TI PIANO LESSO~S • ~:~:~r .. ~:: MGYl9 ;: OAltOIN •tOVI • .,. MOTEL MAIDS 10-12 am, any .d&)'. 208 Beginners, intermed.1ates • DU'1.IXll 'ID• t.t.L• ltfl WllTMINSTl11 int * 646-7445 * 'r-1arine Avf!. Balboa Island. 111.l aa;es. THEORY • Thf· Al'AltTAl•HTS PO• PLI '"' ~~~:~~" :: NEW OPPORTUNITY Sa.vin"s & Loan PROVIZATION. Reasonable. IAHTA &NA 1111eNTt ... ~ . ~ -Exc:e.llenl ,,.,neflt program. IN YOUR TOWN BRANCH Call alter 5 p.m. 546-1548 RENTALS COASTAL 11• Requires H.S. grad.. and Any \\lln\an, couple or man MANAGER ART Les~ons for S2. lnstruc· Hou ... FurnlohH fi:3:: =~:8:L :: three yrs, experience in pub-· ~ c the i r A · r lie contact \\'Ork. l'an in r 1·.e a $'00 Savings & Loan ssoc:ia ion. tor wlth best European Art ca1N11AL Hit l:!:'~t~,:;:;~ :: f h. permanent lrJt'ome · .> • Joca.ted in Ne.,..•port Beach Schools and Cali fornia. State ltlNYALS TO l•H• '"' SAN •••• •••'""'"" -ro' information or I is out. SlOOO ·11-01 il t '"' 1110. or more l\'i "' area, has positior. ava ' or prices. Call 645-~12. C.i\I. COSTA MIU. ,, .. CA,ISTltAHO SIA.CM J7)t !'.landing opportunity contact disti.Jt·bing tlieir pr es t n t a well quallfird Savings & ----------Ml'SA DIL MAit t1H OANA l'OtMT 111• P'r·-oo•l Ollice, City Hall. "·I t 1o1esA v••0• 1111 REAL ESTATE, "" hours or income. "e e Lolln Branch Manager, ~. cou•o• ,AltK 1111 3300 Newport Blvd. New1x1rt olh<'rs doing it. This is for eel. potential & fringe bE'n. 1tlWl'01tT 11acM mt General Beach, Calif. 92660 (TI4) real. For appl . phone 714: 0 I I' I 'th NIW,OltT M•Tt. 1211 '1:1,L•X. 91L "" efits. n y app 1can s "'I NIWl'OIT tNOltSt me CONOOMllllUM .... 673-6633 before April 3.1970. 830-j(IBT a min o! 2 yrs. Saving-s ex· 1aTSN01t1s nu lllJfTAL.1 wAHTl9 "" NEWSPAPER norience need apply. For --OOVllt 1t1oa•• 1111 l!:OOMt ,0 •••• , "" INSURANCE (General. no! ..... , ...... WSS'R:LI'"' Wt ltOOM .. IOlllD .,,. DEALERSHIP particulau call Mr. Hensle)' UM1v1atm 11'&111: 1m' MOTIU. Tta11,1• ceuaTt "" DAYS .•. 8 to" PJ\1 Llfel. Exper, capable of (213) •0•~12 lltVlNI -•UllT MOMll "" BILL:NG & Jnventory Clerk, ,\flp\y in J)E'rson managing office , a 11 For L.A. Herald Examiner I~.:::::...:-:::.~==·-----SACK aaT !141 Mtsc. ltlHTALJ '"' typist & gtneral of f ir.e . * ISADORES * duties.\Vrite Box 61P ,Daily in O.C. &l'ta. Be in business :~;.~"'u'' ~: ~"u~~::,,":::::;:., = 1_vholesale lumber C"O. mo\'-::l.'l Bayside Dri\'e P!!ol. Ne\1'J)Ort Bearh. for yourself. Ca!=.h depo11. Secretary 11tY1N• t1t1tac1 nu Tllut.•• P•1t•s '"' I Ora A k ( R lh I'{'(!. \\'rite Box RP-2662 Lin· • COlllONA OIL ,,..,,. U.11 IUllNISt ltrMTAL .... )ng 0 nge. s or u 1\('Ylf'Ol'I lkach . IALSOA , .. Ol'f'IC• 1taNTAL ..,. a t C213) 67&-2261 I * LADIES * ""=l~o~A~';'~··~·~"~'~"~"~m~·,.,..,--SAY llUHOt t!ff INDUJJll!Al. ,.O,lltT"t' '"' -• o 1 s H\VASJiER. \Veekends, , . h ~ d 1 -N ' h w 1 h Half Ti'me L100 1s1,.1 ns1 coMM11tci•L ,.., BOY~ 10 • 14 Sat & Stin. day ~hlfl , Steady To '1·or in P one Oiuer ep ' 19 t • C man • •ALIOA 1tUMO ,,., tMoUSTlttAL ltlNTAL '"I Carrier Routes Opt::n JUb . NO Jon~ hair. Sec C.ill. olJiCC'. 4 hn> a day, 18401 Gothard "'!-11.B. • HUNTINGTOH l l ACN .-.,. !,.OTS '* "" 5 days .ii, \Vk. No lyping. TO FOUNTAIN VAi.LiV ltANCH•• "" fnr \\'ayne. HAN c II 0 SAN Nursing SIAL tlACH , .. CITll!UI •1t&Yll 6111 La;una Beach. so. Laruna JO,\QUTN GOLt-' COURSE i\tust havc ~ood telephone REGISTERED NURSE Vi ce President ,.,_.-1.oNo •r•c" "" •c1t11.•• "" DAlLY PILOT ''"'' c,,,,,,,. Rd.. l.rvinc. voicC'. 642-lSOS c c c u OllA>!61 COUNT'r ~: L.Utl ILtl1to•• '"' '"' J. .• , , , ll<HTA ANA lllSGlltT l'ltOf'lltn' tttl 642-4321 Nr. lJCI 833-0 11~ LADY O\'Cr 40, re.f ined with Expanding unit, Challengmg 'lost rake shorthand 100 , 11tllSTM11tsT1• u1t ott•MGI co.11'1tOl'•1tn '"' k · " .,_IDWAT <ITT Ult OUT O, ST&T• l'IOI'. '"' DISH\VASHER I c 1 c a n u p personality, no s m 0 I n a . Op\Xlrlunities. 1..-onlinuing ed. wpm , like variety and flg-SAlfTA Af!IA HllOHTt "" MOUNTAIN .. IDllltT .,,, BUFFUM'S NEWPORT HAS l'.\fr.l.EDIATE OPENINGS FOR -COSMETIC- SALESWOMEN ;\Ian Part time. v;k end11 or Knowlcd&e of bookkeeplna ucation program. Contact ures. type 60 wpm or bet-,",',',',••' "'''" , ... ,. IUIDIVtltcHt LANO en k typin"•· Steady position R d ltl.,L ISTATa •••VICI '"' ll' o r 11 In; s, THF. ZOO, p('l'SOnflt'J So, Coai:;t Com-ter. :J\.1any rompany benefits ea v.•UNA MleUIL 119 •. I . IX<MANel "* i\1'11.cArthur at Coast Hwy, \Vlth one of the finest mµnity Hosp. 31872 Coast auch as paid vacalioM, aic:k .~::s~~::~:;~ r,: 1t. 1. waMTIO GM N.B. dGooodcora_t~,r stl•ldi'"os ... inG N:8 · •r"-'Y. So. Laguna !7141 409-leavt. paid medical and life ,..,. JUAN ca,1m•M m1 BUSINES• 1M ...... ary •ure. ive 1311 Exr. J~ insurance-, credit union, ete. CAl'ISTltAMG ••ACM !!•• FINANCIAL DISH\\.'ASHER -PART-TIME Nf.~. \\'rite Daily Pilot Box ,;~~~:::.;,.,.,=,--.,,..,,, Th OAMA '01MT .., S\\'iSs Chalet, 414 N, Ne\\'-"'I·~~·, NURSES RegisterOO _ e\·en• Hours fie~iblc. Send Resume e 1111v11111oe COUJfTY ... luttN•SS WA....,.D .. " ""' to Daily Pilot, ~ No. P-100. .,.,CATION llllMTAU .,,.. INYltTMIJfT ....,_,,.. Utt port, N.B. --~===="""--lnr & night shifts. Ex. eo.tOOMINlUM 1fft IUllHllt Ol"NlltTUNITtU ... LAi'IJDSCAPER benefits. Apply Pemnnet Daily Pilot. t>U,LIXll 111.1••· .,. IN'lllTMlllfT WANTIO •ru DONUT SHOP \\'Ork. No exp J:.Xp. t~'d. with mg m t . c Co MON•Y TO UUI ... h'f 25-4-Director, So. out m· '•UOfllAL i..oANI un nee. 1'Jorning s I t. ;:i. potential. Neat appearing, ruunity 1-lo~p., 3I8i2 Coast Secretary RINTALS 'IWILav LOANI • "" "-· 11'Y·· • .,.,, ...... guna. "'7 SEC"'ETA"IES H U f I L--' •••L •tT&TI Lu.111 .,. DOUBLE crvnt ln Pacific \\'age \\'/company ,,.,nef\ls. .,= ·ft ft. OUllt ft Urft S09llll CIMIHT, CNmlfe ... CHILO CAltl. Uc•~ "1' COHTUC.TOltl ... ......... .,. ,, ... .,,.,,. - CAlt,IT U.'f'IN• a ltl~All 6ft6 OHA,i•ll) 6W1 OIMOLrTJO. MM D•t.,-TIHe llaVICI Mn OltYW4LL .... ILl<:J•KAL ... ••ur,MINT •• ,.,.LI ..... l'•NCIN• .... "'""' -l'UllNACI 1tal'•t•1. IN. "" ,UltNITUltl ltlSTOJtllle a llll'INltHlllO ...,_ .... ltOININa iW11 •INlltAL ll•VtClt .... •U.OIN .. DISC:INt ... ........ "" G•llN THU.Mt i1• 911111 tHOll' ,,,. 1t•AL TH <LUIS .,,. HAUL I Ne ''*' NOUSIC.LIAN/Ne ml IMTlilttol OIC.OltATINe •ni' •NCOMI Tax .,. lltO,., OrN........ .... ., .. t•ONINe '111 1111111.ATIN• .,. .. INIVlt .. HCI '"' INVllTtGATIHe, OttMll.. ..,. J4NITOltlAL ..,,. llWl!,.ltY ltl,Allt. It&. ... 1..1.NOSCAPllf• ''*' LOCICIMrTN ... MAID JllllVICI .. , .. .,,.., ,.. MU MAIOHR.,., lll:IC:k ... MOVIN• • nou.01 ... , .. INTINCJ, , .. _,_,llu .... '"'"''"Ii· ,.... -,AYIOI "" l'MOTOOUl'MY MJ1 Pt.ASTllltlNO. '•tell. lttN ..... 'LUMllNO . Att l'IT OllOOMIN• .... l'OOL flltVICI "11 l'OWlll IWlll'lff• '"' l'UMI' SllVl<:I .... 11:06,llfO ""' U.O!D. lt9"1n. lie. ... ll:IMOO•LINO • lll,•11 '"' it•MOOILtMe. ICITCNllll .,. ........ ....,... -flWINO •Ht 11wu•• MACMINI ltll'AltJ .... 11,TIC TUUCI. ...... Ila. ,,., TAILOllNe 6'1' TlltMITI CO,.TIOL 117' TJLa. Ctn111M "" TILi, U,._ • _,... inJ Tltll llltVICI ... rlLIYllJON, bMir. II& ... Ul"HOUTaltY .... WILDIN• ffffl WINDOW CL•AHINO --• "'1 JOBS & EMPLOYMINT JOS WANrro. -"" JO• WANTIO, W'"'• tllf JOI w...,.no. MIM & WOMIN , .. ICHOGU I INITtUC.TIOM 7 ... JOI ,.1,AlllATION 71M TNIATt1CAL "" MERCHANDISE fOR SALE AND TRADE PU•NrTUJll ol'•IC• •v•HrTUll:I OP,ICI l•Ul,MINT STOlll l•Ulll'MIMT CAiia, lltltT4UllNIT IAll 11\lll'MIMT MOUl•NOLD OOOIDt •Alll•OI SALi l'UllNITUltl AUCTION -... ... ... .... ... ... :::i .,l"LIAMCU II• "'Tt•Ult Int lllWllfil MACMtN•I lltt MUSICAl llflTltUMINT lllt l'IAlfOI I OltGAHS '1• IUOTO S• TILtVISICM -..... ,, • ,.,.... •tt• ,.,. ltlCOltfllfll!I mt C.AMl lllAI • EOUll'MllNT lltf NOl•T IUl'l'Llll t4tt Sl'OltTlff• GOOOS 11111 •INOCUUltJ, sco,•• ISJt M.llCILU.NIOUI IHI M.IK. WAJfTID •H MACN!lflltT, llt. '* 1.UMll• mt tTOtAel '171 IUILD INa MATlltlAUI '"' IWA,I 01t PETS ind ~IVllTOCK' •ITS. o•"···~ .. CATI 11t1 --NOltll -LJVl•TOCa .. CALJFO•NIA LIVING MUltllllll lf'I• IWIMMUll ,OllU ... ... ,'°' .,,. AWNINOt ... V...CATtGNI • lf'U Exptrienced in rafail co1metic1 1al11 J\lr. l)(inut 111E.17th C.l\L wilt meet public. Good hrly ti •-, _ 4~1311 DA I LY coLUTlltAL UAMI ml ''" · . C f l"XL ,,..., MOlllTeMIS.. Tru.f IDtlft •~O Vie\1' 1'ft"m<1riaL Sacrifice -Apply 2221 Fau'11e1v, .;\ · ~N~U~R~S~E,-,A~ID=E~S--~E-,-•. -,-. -7• 'i\fajor Newport Besrh non· tlNlltAL -MOfllaY w•MTllD mt TRANSPORTATION rnll.'ll sell! M8-2·136 l\lr. Strvcn.~. ::: & '.}.-II !llll1. Pel'$Onne.I defen)iC c:ampany, with t'X· ~~·.': :,,~'';...11: :J: ANNOUNCEMINTS •04TS • TAO:NT1 ,.. * DRIVERS* -Arp!) - PERSO,NEI. ornci: No Experience i TO • ?" ONLY Necessary! !'\o. 1. J"a.shion Island ?itust have r.lean Calltcrnia "' l B I dnvlna rt<'Xlrd. A~ply ,.e.,..1>0r '"'c1 YELLOW CAB CO. • Busboys tS6 E. J6lh St. • Dishwashers Costa P.tesa D. h h I • *'DRIVER for commercial • I ·Day 11 was er blueprint shop, C.i\!. Part time. 17 ;n . nr oltle1· 5'10..93\'l * APPLY *' SNACK SHOP # 9 F'E~tALE l.JtLP, O\'rr X-rto \\'Ork tron1 1:30 'til 9:30 Pl\I r~irl or lull time, ADA1>1S 3446 E. CO.it llv.y. ,\VE. 00NUT1' 90.59 Adams Corona def r>lar /\1r. Hun! Bch, apply In ¢.-l:ANUP mnn. Pc rn1 , ~r~on. PetUlt.aner pniferred, 11111 f'OHt.\IA'.'l \\'an!t'd to owl' ..,,-ork. Cupc11ke Bakery m l!IC~ 1mall shop th"t manu· 'E. Jilh St. C.?ot. taclu/1'11 wlndo"'' la.r boat.s. CLEANING, Ll1ht, rnodeJ Al&O. nrtri ASS E~I B L Y bomea. part·tin1c, rot eon-\\lltkerii.. ~II ~lekwol Com. 8Clentfoul ledil'!s. J.11~28'.16 pa.ny. &ll-0070 11 Your 4d 1n o ur DIAL din'x:t 642-5678. OlarRe dulWieda? Someone will be your •d. then 1U baclc and -9't' i• Dill .-n. 1,;;'ll::len:::.;!O:o..;:U..::.:;pbono="-"l\11-=-' - *LE.GAL* SECRETARY -CITY OF - NEWPORT BEACH $536 to $651 per month Excelient }),oefll prorrarn. Chttllenging po1ition in • busy Clr,y Attorney's office . Requirer; three )n, secre- t8l"lal experienct lnclud lna o~ in legal. 100 "1lm dlcta- tiOn, 50 v.'flm lyplng-. Apply befo~ April 3, \!HO tti re~nnel OUict. ::300 Newport Blvd., Ne\\-port Beach. C1tHI. 92(.00 17141 673-6611 Lumberman S2.30 hr. \rork 18 hr,;. Pa.)'s for :i1. JASON BEST ~mploymenl AJ;l!ncy 2201 So. J\f1dn, Santi Ana 5-tO.MJD ttllent fringe benefits, h•~ 'AllA va1tol ,, d NOTICES SAILIOATS •11• [)(!pt. l.Joag Hospllal, N.B. openings ror 'two C21 secrc. COLLIGa '"It" 11l: ,.:,..~ '"'" ..,, iM• :r.-"::J:~1::::, = ** NURSE AIDES ** tarit!s. i\t1nln1u1n of lltrer p I LOT NIW,OlllT •••<• ttat LOST '4t1 1o•T TltAILl1t1 •"ti E:xperienced.,7-l pn1 shift, years ex~r. in the field ol · ::::::; :M•o':i, :: ==~t::~~'"" :: :::: ~J=~=r::c• = .. :>49-3061 -Civil Engineering, Real E~-IA'tSH01t•• 2111 l lltTMt '"' MAAINe ffUl,, ... PB". OPERATOR ••••• , -l•t•d field de1ire1I. oovi, .. tMOt•• --ll'\INlltALI iMn tOAT ILll'. MOO.llff• ,.,. .~ • ., .. w••t LI,,. , .. ,D OllTUA•T '411 '°'-' 11•v1e1• -Exp<tr pre_f. 0\'er 30. Plea!;e contact i tN. Smoot UNIVl•tlTY ll'Attc am flUN••At. •11tane111 10• IOAT ltlN'tALt ... Call Un -VO.<" _._ ail fi«.325T beh\•een 9 am & lltVllll -,LOltnlt '411 '°"' CNAltTllt ... -,:o=cc"7-~~C::,',~~~':;·=-IACK IAT »41 CA•D ., tNAHQ M• •llMlflte '°"" -o:: • 12 pm only. ORANGE ,.,, tLV'' na 1• MIMOlllAM .,., 11DAY MOVINO ,.. Printing & Reproduction. •I T-... CIMll••Y LOTS Mii llDAT ITOU.91 .... LlthoCamera~2yn:exp. SECRETARY tltVtNI Tt•Uc1 .,. tlMITlltY ClllYll'TI '41t .o.n WANTl:9 ,... 'l I llith 2 -J l ·~ ri COlt!DflA Oii. MAii ' nM Ct1"'4TH:tlS tot AIKIU" fl• "u l oper-)n exp. .-'" ec e:,,.,nee n1 exi)tr., '"""°" -M•MMIAL ,.,a ~ "L''"' Llt1otts t i• Bimler-Part time. lncludlnc prtpar1tion of ,,.,., JtUlllDI -4UCTfOJlll ..,. Mo•11.1 1toM1s '"' ~1ARTEC-PALM PRESS technical re ...... rt •• c:hart!I ,. LIOO nu --A'llATIOH •••Vtel '4'11 MOTO• NeM•• "" 6~:>-.11~1 gra ph. Shorthand 90 • .1t'-HIWll'O•T Wt lT .,. .... Tl.AMIHl!T.tTMll ... ILICT ltlC ua1 "" ·-COAST'S IALllDA ISU.lttt TU.Y•L ... tlCYCLll ,,. P\Jl\lP 1Nand Salesman. 0\"t'r 20. exper. p:r@Jemd . 2801 £. Coast ""'Y t! ~ldf'nrnd. Cdl\f 675--0j,33 RECF.PTJONTST· TYPIST Neal a!h'. i;:-Lit pl<!a s1nit phnnf' \'Qlct. RCll'Kf hrly 11'!liC 11·f{'(ln1pa11y benefit!. Apply 2221 fa1 rvif'11•. C'.\L )fr, \\'all I S \'O UR AD IN (' u r a f e I y" I n' \'O. tltNTINOtoN llACN = &ute T•Allfl'OllTATHt-... MINI lllCU -·--·-ml t"IC ... ~!11· g ''O"k IO" t ell· HIJNflN•TtlN MA•IOll• l4ll .._ ..... , NOTICIS ..at MOTOltCT,Lll ... " '" • • "HTAIN VALLIY TUTOlt!Ne ...,. MO'tO•~tflOTllll:I ,_ starler ~~~"o,',.1Ai:0.1 :;'SERVICE DlltECTOltY ::::~=r~c:sr&o~f .. ~Ts = i\lrs. Haye11 toHo 111.cN •• M:COUNTtN• '"' ru 11.1l. t1tav11,. ,.. 5YS~fED COPR. a.11).-;;rn lead"1ng Olt.f.NOI! COUNTY ,... ANSW.lllNO •••VICI ..... , .... , ...... lltlHtr tdl . IAMTA .,... JOI 41',Ll .. MCI at,&lltS. tltt"' .. ,. fllUCltl fttl Secret1ry ll'l&•TMiNtl'•• *'" Att,1ta111•0 n '''"' ,111 T (-'° h k G MI OWAY CITY IU• .J,HALf, Olhi Wt CAM,lltS tUt 0 $• ""· mo . .)Cl r. IV 1\'l\I'. IANTA AHA HllOJfTt .... AltCMITICTVltAL llltVICI .. u CAAi, •• l t Nt&U - ii]£ Co, COAIT AL 11'1 AUfO lfll'Attt ... OUNI IU••••S ... JASON BEST U.OlitNA ••ACM .,. AUTG. '"' '""" ,.,., ltc ..... IMl"O•t•o •.li!Tot ... M k I L.AG1'NA MIGUll tf'tJ •AlftlTflN• ... ll'OltT CA•t fllt -7 So. •lain, San!A Ana ar c i;AN CLIMt .. TI tnt ttlCtf:, MAtollltT, tft. .... ltACI CAtt, ltDOt ... _, i• lAN JVAN <Al'ltfU.Ne S)U 1\ltllillll NlYICll "61 AUTO l't11Hn ._. £tnploymenl Agtncy etp a e MISStoN VII,. 2'fll IOlliT M41JfTllfNtCI tQf ANTtot.111. CU.lllCI tlll !;11)..5.flO ea t'trTlt .. HO ••ADJ S1Jt IUILOlltS lift' AUT" ... "''' n• DANA l'Ol!ff .,.. CATlllN• ............ , ..... "" NIW Cliltl ... \VHERE'S your fBir share~ CO,.DOMtHIUM ,... CAllNIT,.,,.klllt. .... ....,,. LIAS... flhf CLASSIFIED? Som!"One \\ill 1 ~==~--~~­~ Jookinz tor 1t.. Dlat 642· S6iS r.IVE Now -Unltcd F\uwl ~ IU,LIJlll ........... am ~llll'allfTllllM• .. VIN Ult• ,,. ) • • ' • ' • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • I I • • I • • • • • • • • • • • • • I I • • • • • I I • • • • • H-'• How You C.11 Uso Our '9111-DllllO • A • U1101 • lrl"I tfMm er mall thtm with correct c11h OUR FAMOUS --·• ---------- S.lluUf, Mm• 28, 1970 DAILY l'ltOT FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICU TO SERVE YOU t. Ml ef eur 4 cenvtnl.m ..,lets. • Ne llw1teck. prod-or plont1. • Ne comnmclol ed• ollowod. • loch lttm mult bo priced wtth no ltom ... rsu. DIME-A-LINES e NEWPORT llACH ...... 2211 lolboo 11 ..... 0 COSTA MESA ................ UO Wolf loy 0 HUNTINGTON llACH •• 17175 loodi llwl. 0 LAGUNA IEACH ....... m '"'"" A-uo _U_-4_,_..._ I'm· The Kind Of Woman Who Gets What She Wants . ..-....---.......... •i; "'"-' • t;·r .... . -. ~· -?:-~" . •. ~ .ii,,.... .... . :.:"•, . ' ""'·'· ' ... ,. .. " . . ·~ .... , . ,. • :o; ' \ ..... _ _..,,, • • • Because I'm The Kind Of Woman Who's , Smart Enough To Use DAILY PILOT Classified ~dvertising ler.1ve me, tl-iere's nothing 41rcund our home 1nymor• th1t isn't being used -because the minute I discover somolhing is no longer needod, I 11n it, whilo it dill h01 mnimum v1lue, through on inoxponsive DAILY PILOT Clossiliod Ad. Thot way, inslud of o clultor of things wo don't uso, I hovo tho orlro cash that lots mo have tho nowor things ••• tho "erlro" things my wholo fomily enfoys. Hero's what I mun. Tho cosh I got for th• good clothes and toys tho chl1dren hod outgrown bought mo tho docorolor lamp I'd boon wanti09. Tho musicol inslrumont no ono ployod poid for o bl9 port of our porltblo doreo unit. The powor tools rodocorotod our doughier'• room. And, jud for tho fun of It, the good choir tho! just d idn't motch anything onymore took my husbond ind me out for o f1buli>u1 dinner at the fanciest restaurant in town. Go through your homo. Mako o nst of oll tho worthwhilo things you find thot oren't boing usod. !You'll be aurprlsod ol tho numbor you tum up tho first limo.) Thon, diol 642-5678 ony limo botwoen 8 o .m. ond 5 p.m. ond 9ln your tnt to 1 frlondly, erperionced Ad Wri .. r. Thi!'• el thore 11 to It. It's ineJptmlva tool It con cost you 01 tittle 11 PENNIES A DAY! Won, •ow that you know my socret -isn't it limo you 901 slorlod loword better, ooslor. htppier hvlng with DAILY PILOT Cloniliod Ads? Storl being the kind ef womtn who 9011 who! 1ho wonts todoyl Call Now 642-5678 BASKET btJl with hoop.• Keystone map com-plete CE RA ?tt JC L& mp $ 4 . RErRlGElUTOR. Admiral 1'6" aod 9'6" aurfboards U5 New SS. M&-4569 for early Ford $20 each. 'M Alll&ator purge $4. ?ofaple 12.5. $25. Wrouiht Iron tw1n each. ~1740 RATl'AN tumlture 4 ~In Chev to be dtunanUed parts end tAblea $6 each. 1.-taple headboards from Ttd VonUVIN '==~G~Room,:C..-'--,.~,_,,1..,2~0 , Jor S20. 1 chair $10. 1 round Sl-$15, 4 &'QOd 14" tltt1 and Whatnot shelf $7. Record Hemmert $18 pair, can be Btdroom Mt US. Dinette 1et cotfee table ~. 1 iquare cot-rims Jor Chev. $4 each. pla,)'er SJ. Mercury 11 used tor l<lrfi. • \V1steKing $15. TV $10. 64&.al2 fee table $5. 1 end W>le 12. ~16'" tlrt1 and rim• for CamenL $15. Small blower dlahwa*r Sl!. and dispoga1 ~liAN;,,,~o-T=o1.;,1....,,1»12.'"""'"""64&-='"'uu= 2 Footstools ~ Alao Early early Ford rood shape $4 and motor l3. Salt watat $6. VW wheel and tire $10. American cotfee table $10. each. Ford 1tarter $4. Ford fi1hin1 pole $1. Blue velwt Men's fiaUtt Ice skate1, 1be 'JWO Rotary powr mown. 1 5*--2915 senentor $4. '62 Ford 3rd ,,._ evel\in;; \\TIP $15. ' B. $5.50. l PeM No. 156 at fl, 1 at $12. 6U.a989 member Sil.Ch ev 3rd ca.lion iu can S2. 2 round Filhlnc reels $3. ?olitchell KIRBY Vacuum $25. At· NATIONAL .ewini machine membtl'l $12. 40 Ford ttar bamboo 1heHa: $1.SO each. 2 306 spinnln& J"ffl $10. Llquor taehmtnll: $25. 2 HolJ.ywood 'IO. 'fluoreaeent lla:ht fix-~ complete $10. '40 Ford aqua twin bedspreads. $4 cabinet or "''ha!l!Ver S14. metal bed tn.mt1 $4,SO ture1 $l.SO. Hot car track baekina plate• and drum1, each. 54~ Ms-9568 2 •· W ·••~-S3. Chevy 2&l water pump 1 eoi: ,.,,. ........ 283 I=~=="~=:-,--,=-each. Martua a ...... ,.wn $3. 1968 and 1969 mint .et.a comp ele -uo "'"'v 30 Inch apt site eu &to\•e $8. SMM CAMERA electric e)-e t'IY'in tlt'dtprtada SS each. $2.60. ca 1 vi n Coolidfl manifold• and pipes $5. '58 20 Inch apt llie saa stove tilter automa!ic rffl ttwrae Table limps $3 each. Men'• J!Orlralt ! p . Ru,; NJT1ples Chev 2 bbl manifold ~m-$20. Cof(ee table, 2 end Sl.5. Boy's tee skates gize 6 1ulls, llackl, 1ports jackets, plete SS. ' bbl manifold table•. dark fln.lsh Ht $15. $3. Girl'• lee akates s[u .4 44 rec. $3-$10. Tit• lSc. 20c. Puro: \\'eldini !orch 6 eomplete n oi:, 8 d•v clock 54• ~•• • 112 '·t r 4 t • • ...., ..,, Blond coll .. tabll!, blond $5. Slot car set .$3. Surf ........,,.., ps -"""' o cai 1rOn from ""t plane 120. 2 Che.v ==~=~----~. •• w·-"·-' I ro end tahle $6. Tapes-. ol racks $8. Wet 1uit SS. 12 FRIG!DA~r A t •te u:r Pl"' ................ "" ce radiators for automatic u~ ........... u oma. •-t ~ 50 """' "'""o Chrlal •". Army cot $4. 2 ln-pound bowling ball aM bac .... _ -Old•-·-•·-Coo:& '"' • v•~ tran&rnis.slon 110. '58 CM:v .., wu,~ ~-............ p valid toilets 13 each. Red $10. 16 pound ball and bq .... , "~'-· _... ___ , ,_ GrJU."S 20" bike ei0; Car bed electric wiper motor 13. Car •~ ' 1Uu..,. .. e "'~ ""'n ~ leather chain $4i eac h . $10. 8312 Grant Dr., Hun-18 o k d k 1 20 $3. Bed frame U. Coffff and ~P jaw 11.50 each. • a e s · .r-• Child's chllferoeb $10. Red Una:ton Beach ~ SUn-r.-... •· • __ _._ t l table $3. Frttttr, needs Aluminum iteerin< sear. kd ....... ""'n""'r I 'tP;vo;QO:n o o •tnlcht back IMna room day or Me ays after 4. ...... ... ~ , ... -"tr repdr $3). MS-S?O'l complete $i. Early Ford """'' ........ Y1!1R o .... -· " CRAFTSMAN drill $10 3 presl\ll'e plates and disc ss. ~~~,,!~· =~l~i~~wi: e4~~ Chest-drawen $10. uw $10. ~138 drawer small chest $10 642-9008. ~lT C Santa Ana so Work Buket Ntedlercaft , SET EZ¥ ltftl for trallen Portable w at d rob~ $15 ..;:;•1.::·•.;Co:;:.•l:;:•c:Mc,•::•::.•·c___ maaazlne1• 10 for st. Wicker TOP Double mattress $10. $25. Garden tool• ~. " Clothes rack SU Drytna: APARTit1ENT siie electric fiih lawn lounge $6. Wlektr 494-6738 plvanl:red pipe and fetta clot Ms rack $4 Qak de1k atove $15. BBQ with hood chair $3. Fil aiie bed $8. I C!IA="~1=R'-, ~,~,ood~,-n.~J&rre--.~$5. l2e ft. * Neptune meter, u chair $25 Norelco •haver $5 $3. Sina:le box and mattttss Twin 1t1t bed s,a. 220S ea. 494--6138 new $20. 630 Ramona Dr. Gl1sa: \'&ff $10 ?i>tasul clock $10. Hand mov>'tr $5. Girl 's nyan Dr., .Apt C. Coat.a g-"'x::l2:,';::U;m:..,_br<ll-=a_,te-n~t $25.=-c==E ~!Mne==;;T;,;e""',,.,--;;:Eu=t,, • .,,,.,.,, SS. TV $2S Kitchen clocks $5 26" Bike $15. Powtr mo~r ~leu, att Victoria btt\\•ffn 1.8" portable TV $25. New ACOUSI'JCAL Ceilina tile "JI C&nes $5 ?o1an's eoa t . $15. ?.1a.n'1 ~" bike $15. Plaeentla and Brookhunt, colonial rocker with braldtd x 12, good condition 1Sc medium $5. Sat. only 10--4. c 1n ·s Stingr&y bike $12. Saturday only. pad aftd milk stool szs. New "•~•~c_h._64_2-8J~n~-~­~~!"' ln alley. 310 Femleaf, Boy's 3-3Pffd Stingray $20. Larit oval rug $lO. &4U45S lady's fur coat $10. 128% 2 Piece sectional, aoJd ~ ....u•1 Tank vacuum $10. Cl!.inese 42nd SI Ne 6""' ,.....,. ••each, like new. 642--Sltt 12 'boat trailer, needs rtpain hook rug $22.50. Ping-pong OVER 1000 Spanish tile1. 1;1 · · · ,........,u ~EN Band radk> $25 . $2S. ~ metal bedframe SI table $7. Double kitchen x 3':1 x 1~(. 5c each. BCX>K Shelves, llaht wood Carbon paper wu $11.$0, Wood lawn toun~ $1 Nav-; sink $3. Bathroom &Ink com-646--9l68 $15. Pole type «Pact savina I 11 ~1 tr1 It pl•le ., 1513 °'""" A•• 19 .. -· 1 with ___ , S"" towtl r•ek for bathroom $3, all for $4 per 250 sheet box • antern .co ec c pt"nc -· ""' '"· •" se • 111a11U ""· new. 54~131, Motorola car radio SJ) • aharpener SI Ford hubc1ps "C~M=. "~...-=~~=--Hand mo\~:er m excellent I"'===,-,,,-=,-= Hand adder $20. Ford t bar- 15", 4 for a $l &46--5.386 21" T.V. $25. 893-7479 condltton $!0. 646--4658 TOBAGGON $5. Sa.It water rel earb for 360/390 enctnt .15 hp Scott outboard motor BABY ch an 11 n &' table LIGHT Blue leatherette ea.~ Rod I. Reel SlO. Freihwater $5. Manlfold $25. Gabriel $25 J\.1artin Fletes wood\1/bJd (Pride), excellent condition Y.ith beautiful dark brown Rod and Reel $5. 9Jrtboard adjuatUie heavy duty i way clarinet and ease $25. Anti· $8. 842--31T2 hand tied "''11 $2S. Paid over $10. Sklmboard $l TtMl• shoekl Ford twin 1 truck, que typewriter $10 Corvalr ~--------$100. leu than l year qo. racquet $3. Baseball clovt• pa.Id $11.:!0, aell $12..SO each. doon $8 each V\V beUy pan VW windshield $5. Door $5. &t&-9568 $4. Catchen mask S 3 . Ladlti bowling ball $ ! . $al lronrlte lrontr $X1 E."(· Fender $5. Body $20. Trunk 81aeball and bats ~ each. l:w'• only. 54&-~ eeptlonally nice iitt a _1_1d_S5_. _84_""8363______ ONE 6 yr erlh Slll. 1\1.'0 erd Girls Ice 1 k ate a $10. VW &: dune bull)' pvta: clothes, pink knit su it ss. 3 BAJ\IBOO furniture chair. tabl~a SS. One hair dryer $2. Coleman tee cooler ;15. ... _ .... bum-n• N-•- b•-I 1 Small bookcase $2. Between 644-1169 n.c.. .---.,....... ... .. 1-Q~ piece Rosen iaum tel ored OW! nal, colfet table $S ii-===,,-==--,= SU. Air cleaner $3. Htad 1Uit $7. 2 knit pa.nt auitl $7 each plect. 96Z-3781 1 A.M.~2:30 J>.?.f. 200 ~ DOUBLE Std/cover $15. Uahts $8, Hub e&PI $2. De· each. Brand Mw f1brles MOTORCYCLE he Im et 1, 1-laple, No. 3• C.M. Boo k• he U -3 Matchln& hi.ult $1.4. 548-M91 $1.SG-$5. 258 Santa Jaabel, factory !eoonds, hill price TYP EWRT TER. Reyal, drt1M1r/nl1ht 1!and SS and STOVE Apt ahe A-l con- C.1.1. $16. Pony saddle S 2 5, portable wt th cue $10. Ex· $2. Mtn'1 bike $1.Q. 301 36th I •~ ~T erclse hoard, eustom made St., N.B. 67>68JJ d tlon $25 • .......--• KEl..VINATOR rdH&'erator ----------ot ¥-'dod, 3 poaitlons $15.1.,,,.;.,=-==.-.,.....,== SKIS. child'a, new $5 • SJ> O'Keele il Merritt aa• GAME table, ¥-'l!i&ht beneb, .4 M6--142Q SCRAM-LETS BollleR and aprtad M . stove $25 Bar 1tool1, 4, SlO x g bulletin board $20 each. M&-5607 Aquarium and acceuorie• Kenmcn 1twinc machine, 3 Ph!ce sectional, ne w 1~""'~=~~.,.--= « 3 BBQ' 11 « .,_ 40 -en ~ cond!tlon ~ ANSWERS WICKE R Roeker 125 . .,... • .. .,... .,..,,. cabinet, bicycles, pine-pong "64"',.·,23· •-•- sport COAtl 2 al $5 taeh. iable SZ5 l'ach. Easel with 1ro;w A I um l nu m rocku $3 . New elf:ctric can opener black board room diver SIS WEDGEWOOD Gu range Ad11glo -Racial -Invent =6~'~><1.'565=~_,.,....,,,,_.,...,...... $4.50 Canister uts, new each. Upholstered ch a I r, $20. 548-5061. 834 Conittu _ Cipher _ Selonc _ Un-DINING Table $25. 6 ebatrs $1.SO Hundr,eds of pa~r pool lounge. stroller $10 st., C.1'11. holy _ GREYHOUND. $3.50 each. Walnut. s.&--&.D book& lOc Sui lease $2.50 ea.ch. Blue \"elvet rod< er ll'l B ED Ro o M s e t $ 2 5. A earn.bier was telllnl how 36'' 11a RJ'lle $25. Double G.E. portable &lereo SlO $8. Tnnl bllby lamp and Ba!hlnette $10. Playpen $10. well he "'''' doing. He ex-bed $15. 2 bar 1toola $6 • Electric Upe reoordeT $10 1wltch. 2 year coet with hat, HI""' chair $5. 646--2682 plalned he \\<ent to Laa Vep.1 Blonde dinette table $5 . 1'1&11'1 s\\-e•ten 75c Sleepina In 1 ., h •" 23 carv a: l!t .,.. eae -FORD Pu•hbut•·n ..... -~A lna $8,000Cad.U11eandea.me Sw\vtl rocker $5. "con-ba1 S2.SO Dtaftin1 board Bl k ,_ .. A .., ...... iauiu ,_ .... , __ _..._ and scale $2. 2450 Fordham an e... .... mw1y pro. $10. Becinners Coli clubl hack home from UW're In a sole Motoro.. ' •' ~ duell: below wholenie n -Sto. Baby Tenda $5. Pad-~.CO'J GREYHOUND. repair $S. 64&-6t25 Dr., C.M. 540-0083 · $1.!'!0. Ck>!hts, hooaeware1, _ .. __ _, IJ •=-o ..,.,~., .,..,,.......,..,. • 'C"I.,... .............. -H-lo"", linen. books, bamboo dleuocu-u.., . .........,,.,.,._ SILVER TONE electric .,.,,.~,, -.... ,... ... ,. I-AR.GE 3 drawer cht1t $5 J-8xl5, 9XU, llhcl.4, 1Dc 1q. ft . :Ptllm:ir $2 Old chest curved shadts, file eabine!s 25e • LADIES Bike. li&htwt:ilht suitar and amp in a cue. 284 Knox Sl C.M. "5-2291. front $8 Der;k lamp $1 Old $2. 9128 La. c.oloni1, Foun-with basket S20. Oilld'• bike Very sood condition $35. Ml Jen&th mlr'l'tlr on itand tllin Valley, (J\tqnolia and aeatl $1.SO. Skotch kooler $1. 64>-0731, 645-0813 SURFBOARD,. IOOd condi- $10 Hanging lamp $5 Rattan ,.::Sl::•::••::r>c______ 64&-3680 'ST FORD wagon S2S. 642·1812 1 ~'~"",.,.,;125,..;;,·""5'9-'-l"-81::9:... ~-= bar stools S1 Youth btd S4 TYPEWJUTER, Reml~n ADJUSTABLE Metal bed m Shalimar, C.M. SMALL M&hopny chest $10. Red human hair "'11 SS New 1tand.ard S15. Polaroid IW· frame $4. Old oak roe'ker $5. Dy N AM 1 C i 11 • cir e u 1 t Two bedroom chain, S3 and portable TV, needs &elector lngtor new $10. °"vroltt .4 Old chair SI. Small cane transistor ttster $25 Larte $5. Maple te.lepbone at.arid SS lot ode I T tire &: rim $4 .. ·heel drive front Joe king b ottom 1 to oi S 1. 5 O. coUs of wire •trand~ twin $8. Aloohol 1tove $2. Ad- .slot can $i. &17--3321 hub $15. 66-61 Chevy draw Nau1ahyde remants 15,c $I • $5. Larie rolls of ;tuat&ble bed frame SS. Mat. PATIO awtng $2S 5 drl¥-'l!r tile hitch $8. 66 Chtvelle 233 each. Bottle• 50e •. women 1 .-paghtottl $7. F'rte Point treu, full 1lie $15. MJ..9811 ehl'st $l2. 6Q..J.96l exhaust man I fo Id $4. clothe•. good quahty, lateat dynamic tube h~ater $25. BED. 53' x 72" mattftu, box Con·air parts up to $15. 450 styles. 11.J:e .>7, really a Tweexrr weld !Upply n s 3· aprlne. head board and STOVE, 36'' Wed&ewood, Honda plpe1 $'7. 846--91'4 bara:ain at SOe-$3. Glrl'1 ]9" rack cabinet $!5. Audio frame $25. 642--5559 gocxl condition. $25. HOIJ'\.Tr I the some new 50c e' ==~~~~~~= tank vaeuum cleaner $7.50. LEAVING slat!', maple de&k co a. ......,. olclllator to XIOKC $15 COUCH And chalr $20 . 493-3309 $25. Radio and record Flze 5--6:<. &l&--9842 VTVM $15. 1.-Ietered 0 1 am~ Maytaa washer $25. 2336 player $25. Dlnina: table $25. DOORS. Many 1lze1 $1-$2. Var\ac $7.50 Metered and Elden Ave., C.M . DINETTE set: Pe de 11!11 l 4 matching Nivel ehall'!I Plumbing fixtures $2-$1.50 fuud. 3 amp SU. 1 amp =P:.A.c,IR~0'-'1-,-"h-a:.ln;.c.eov_ered_~ln type, table and 4 chain $25. $15. Big fish ~1 wit h 11 Eleetrica1 fixtures 5 c --$ 3 . AC/DC Variac supply $5. blue-lf'ttn prirlt material . 2T17 s. Baker, Apt 8., S.A. fish (Mlme Angel flah) all Bedding. 1heet1, pad1 Wheatstone Bridat• S4 -$6. Sma11tr than the 1.verap 551-61.M fOt $7. Naug•hyde couch 25c-$6. Beds, chain, desks. 20 amp varlac Sll. 75. ebalr. Good condition and $10. 2 Ml size beds $20 mrlron $4-$20. Curtaina, Visual/aural a:.11 tracer S7. comfortable ;25 each . SINGLE Md, mattrtg• end each. 2)13 England, Apt. 8, windoY."S, cabinet. Sl-$3. 330 G.R.. Dlalortioll Analyier 546--0945 •prina:s $12. 548--8188. 1960 Huntina'!on Beach 1'1ariuerlte, Corona de I S23. Wkle ranp mu1Umeter, Fedt'ralAve.,C.M. GOOD 33l engine S25 . Mar,jullolfOJiurt.Hlghway. lnclude1 ACampg$25.A.C. SMALLColdapotttlrfrerator, • ., h 5 ft~ ---------V'IVM to 1 milllwclt 125. eood condltk>n $20. 645-1& V\V bu• tra tr 1utc fl iv.iu• Tranamluion $25. Hea ds CUCKOO Ooek $7.50. Lampi Metettd varl.ic controlled paek $25 Small aide dressin& $25. 2 VW hucket •ta~ and fixtures 7Se-$3. Cooking l:ZV hlcurrtnt DC aupply 3 Upholatered chain, 2 tent $25. 549-3469 needs cover• SS. Toro 21" utensll• 15c--25 e. Tiki 112.50. 64s.3303 cocoa. 1 aqua $8.$0 each. ~PU-propelled needs rings torches l5c each. Luggagl''I==~~~~---CoHee t•ble $5. 3 •peed BARBER chair and pole $25. $7. 16 lb bowltna: Nil $3. 1 Sl-$2, Pair headhoards $12. BUNl< btda $25. Refrigerator combo reoord player radio ~ llght chandelier $25 C.11tsl HP forward and reverge 115 Golf bag, never used $3. S20. Stove $XI. Desk and ~"~'·~"='--284~1---­ .... 1th doors, holds ironer or? or 230 V electric motor $Z. Schick ,Jectrlc hot l•ther chsir $12.50. Baby bed and BAR.Bii!: Doll clothes, cute S15. World Book C )' c Io 962-t;)87 with refill $7.50. Presto mattress Sts. Playpen $-1.:!0. 1t)'le1i 50c. 54(}..9990 !!~c=.; !.,~~ Good f)lk desk LARGE painted desk it x .52 ~lectrlc h•lr setter $7.50. Pride baby changer S 6 · LARGE \Vrou1ht Iron fix· ...., .,.,_.~ 1 dr&1''1!rs $2'5. l\fatchlni: ?.1tn'•~ women's, boy'• Walnut twin beds .et $JJ. lure, 1'1red 12 points, iood ~ zoU ball& 15e·25e each. chair $5. Air pistol luger-clothln;i: 5e--$3. 2 Italian till! Bulinette with &tand and for clock $Z5. Rubber stamp l>fen'1 flsure a:kateg, ict , t;)-pe, new 10. Jee cream 11nd wrou1ht iron round mattren S7. Eltetrlc built-makine machine $25. SUp- size &. $5. 67S-0992 milker . elee c used tw1ce patio chaln S5 eaeh. Pair In rana:e and oven ns each. plies $15. Type $10. Printinc Sl5. 962--6515 ex t er Io r door a: and G•a built.in SlS. 2 ehe1ta of pres• 3" x 5" exeelltnt eon. i Marlin rod1 ··Pe n n hardware, 94" x 31%", $4. drawers $10 and $15 each. dldon-$25. Old typewrttm, Senator", like new $25 each. ROUND 72" blecloth Ntw 32 prl!sstd wood panell!: Duncan Phyfe ityle atereo a.II work $5 tach. 673-«!50 2 Marlin rod• $25 each. Line dark blue white b&ll frlnp 20c-!l0c. 642-5804. 1600 San-record pl•yer $25. Car bed alter 12 noon, Sa~Sun. $9. 1 dreu Jonathan $2 50 Porta rib $10 Gold -===-,,__~__,,,,....=-= lor each S1 Rowin1 machine Logan, hot pink ih:e ll-12 tia10 Dr., N.8. , . e -MOVIE Carner& $1. GE TV $6. 2 bronze outboard motor S15. Paid 30. ,._,, • .., ·u11 or CI..ASSICAL gUitar '25 Folk velvet chair $25. La r 1 e eon10le w/remote control • ........., 0<rr bookcue $15. Hilb chair props $10 e11eh. Metal wquir-536--2082 ifU!tar ST. 962-:w:&> s 4, 50 . Women. 1 and needs Work i)). PHILCO rtl clgt' $5. Tltt cha.In• 2 ROYAL blue 9 x 12 rur• OLD Round 24" diameter children's clothe& lOc -CONOie TV needs work $5. for CadUlac: $5. 613--3941 $2'> each. 3 almofil new lonr beveled mirror $15. Slat $3.50. Lule wlamit coffee Cbnl of dra'l\'erl: $ l 5 • SRIGGS A:. StDtton 3 h p rua ruMtrs S5 tach. 19361 bench table $3. Framed pie-tab I e $ 4 . ~ 0 . Sun 'beam =SM--4~"5611~-....--,.-,~.,, l!n&:lne, ready for mini-bike, Brookhunt apaee 1!5. Call lures Sl.50 each--$25 pt. rtoa1tr, iron and coftee pot GOOD Auortment of old C:O-Kart, or lawn mo"'er, 962-1857 r.or;r:t:00s baMlnetle. a 11 $2: e1eh. 1.4111 Barbtr St. ptnnie1. nlekela. dime1. $10 runs cood $15. 646-1349. 860 4 IS" CORVETIE wheels h•nd de corated with We al mln Jter , ne.1r for lot. Phorle 53-63'8 w. 19th St. C.~I. and hub caps $10 each. 4 ~~flcl~ hfio;~ ~IS. ~~ ~e~t7in;ter Blvd A 8pr-a.us Chair, turquollt. like "Baby Domino'' hub -caps a wit ' eve• ·., 7',;"'°"''7'=1·,__,--~ new, $20. 4M-.239l SPANISH tile root lOc each 14 y th bod Larae plaid \\oardrobe blla:r . • ou and mattreaa: $4. Ove.r 85 LP ttC01'rll, Ai\1-Fl\l-SW radio, cabinet SURFBOARD Vardeman Ltrae air oondltloMra S:ZS $15. Polaroid ca.mtra model ,1, ___ , mono, -med""'· model $2t Air coolen $10 10'4" Tandem $25. 546-6815 each. SO. s·• diameter x 12" nm with wink II hi nd '"" ..,,.. ..... "" h. .,.,o I • hie albums, IOme on 1 y eac near new. 150'4 E. det!p cyellndrlcal llaht fix:-ca.a:e $25. Kent camera fllter pl~ once. lNtrumentl. 11th St.. C.M. ~29 I. No commercial firms ture1, bras• Hnlah $ 2 5. aet $4. Skan expoaUtt meter popular, claulcal. Dixkland U' \Vood outboud bolt. bull Bullt-ln 1tove and oven $%5 $S. 5-500 \lo'att projtetor juz, country &how muaJc, wry atable, ldea1 lor lktn or privtte MSI mey Sinka $2410 Water heater '.,•,m!'...!3 ~et;..,~rusto .. ~.~ comedy, popular vocalJJll: dlvlns or tiahlna $2:&. UM these columns. $10 Water and 1t\\'ff pipe .... .., .. ,.. ~ "' nd ~-•• Sal n1 6~ -C """• '--and titttno1 11-$25. Elec-''"'~" 14. M6-16l2 • """'Pl ·~~· · 0 y. _:;""'·~~-==,,-~-2. EA H "cm Tiii' tr!eal w\re, boxe., conduit ANTIQUE •rvinl table $25. 271 E. lSth St., c. M . TELE v ts t 0 N s 1 e:. 2 sale must be prkecl 64&-0!M5 televtslon et.rU $ 3-i 6 , $ $1425 Toilets $10 s doon: Library table ns. Old trunk CLEANED Clote:ts. clothes Original Dtedtieh water coJ. no price over 25. 110. Forotd air healer ns $8. ~ ... ., I. Macnln and J""ph •r $2'. Movt& projector, IU.. 3. DIME" -A - L I N E 544-4307 OlL palntlnp $10. Art ob-Ma.,iln, size U, 3 aulta new S2S. Vacuum cleantt cl ncl CHAIRS Sl .50 each Twin ject• $1. TyJ)twrlter S)J. $7.504125. Dar Uni e 0 a 1 and 11.ttachment1 $25. Elec· ads are 1cc1ph I bed• $5 e:ach Small table De'1c: $20. Large artllt'• dreq $7.50. Coclrt&ll dre11 Irie bniom '2(1, Hoover eleo-pubGthed ti • uni Sl.50 Lamp $1.50 Vanity and easel $20. Decorator lttml $7.50. Short lace "''l!ddlng bic floor wiuher sa~ Plano 11rvfce to out .Pltrons eht•t of dn~>t:n $5 Lust $2. Ga• dryir $10. New tire drts• with terrific back •tool $2$. 3 English brau and the DAIL y PILOT cheat <Jf drawer• $4. tor VW $20. 826--3114 detall, 1iu 11, $20, Shoes, WI.II plaque• $2 eacb . L_ -LI. ~ llfltr ~. ~IAPLE bunk btd frame• SJ) ah:e IA.AA !!Oc-S-1. Nylon Chinese enaraved bra• t reserves f09 rivnr fo uch. Sunk bod MAl!ttu •tt tock!np 2Sc pr. Bosne• -$16. 2 Royal B<yruth t.mll tholr publ..,tlon WOODEN flit 4 dl'awtr $3 10 $20 each. Cheat ot dr&wen: bl1ck aid pants. alu: 12. $10. crtamers $9 t tch. Small d h . ·-_L key •ddlnc michtne. need• $U. Smdf!nt dealt $15. Round Jtwtlry 2Se-tl. G<qeou• carvt.d Olnt&e table m to on• •Y eic W9no adju1tment $$ Good aold maple dlntna table "1th leaf new and Uke new ll•ll Perl'lan tape• try $25. DIMM-LINE 1de IN carpet 11' x H', $1.9" )'d. booke<H $25. Cricket rocm 50o-$~ Sat. only 211 E. 16th. Televlllon, Medi ...ic Ill. 1tridly c11h with copy. ~73lH it5 54E.t C.~t. fU.mS ~--------------------------------------~~';:-~~~ -='--~~~·~....--~~-' - ----· -·~·-~-· ' • .. · . ·,• ti DA1lY Pl\.01 Saturd~. Marth 28, 1970 MIRCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR ' SALE AND TRADI SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRAOE --·--PumltUN IOOO PurnllvN IOOO Furniture IOOO Furnllul'9 ·IOOO ; '.l~~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~j ;:.:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:~:::=::::::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l!< ! 811>,ND NIW . l--3 ROOM GROUP -COMPLm l'· $'.97 SELLS REGULAR $529.00 DKOIATOR GETS CANCRLATION SOFA & CHAIR ••.. $99 DINE'oTE .... $39 Of 18 LUXURY APARTMENTS We Carry Our Own Contra<ls Spinillt & Medlternnean Fvmltur1 All BRAND NEW A decorator dream nouse on display - 3 :.o rooms of gorgeous · Spanish furniture (was reg. $1295. ~ S~~p~,l.F~~~.": .. :. ;.d;.0 ; ;,"~~~5 ~ . Oak. IRtg. $349.00 1 •......... NOW $188.00 ·~ Gorgeous Sp1nish Cus+om Built Sof1 with ~ metching love Seit-Choice of be1utiful ·~ fabrics, .(Rag. $419.951 -·······-·NOW U25.00 :;.. Sp1ni1h Oinin9 Sets -·····-·······-··· .. ··-·-... $75.00 ::,,. Solid 01lt End T1ble1 and Coffe e T1ble1-$1f.50 ::3 Tell Dec.or1tor T'ble La mps j:F' IRtg. $49.9!1. ···-·······---·····-NOW $18.00 P ianos & O r91na 1130 --KNABE, FISCHER EVERETT, WURLITZER PIANO SALE Sensational 81r91ins thru March 31st GOULD MUSIC 2045' N. !\fain. S.A. 5'17--0681 ·~ Spanis h Hinging Swig :.imps -~ l~ale~it·~~Aii:··i.ic;··hi?Ne:~~~z.so 11 ,0, ,,. ,hop,;•• to• • .. '.·"'·;::·": B n FURNITURE .; .... 0 , organ. "'" 0 , ,,,. •• -.,..ot and a~ lnlerested in a truly great deal. please shop • WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO :~ 1844 Newport Blvd.H•rbo'.°'Brvd.> "" ~:"~.;;,MN1~M ~. c M 0 ·& Sunday Afternoon ;;: osta esa nly PIANOS & ORGANS '.;. Every Nl9ht 'Tll 9 -Wed., and Sit. 'Tll 6 NEIV & USED !;,•~:. l!."! .. ~-.!J!!!'!!!!'!!!!!~O!PEN S.UNDAY 12•·!!6'!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!! I : ~~~ ~== O~ans ::: • Kimball Pianos ·:-.. Furn1turt 8000 Household Goods 8020 •Kohler & Can1plX'll ·:. -----COAST MUSIC •!. SEO Double & twin box MAGNAVOX Stereo. refrig, NEWPORT & HAf,BOR ·• • springs & mattres\ ut, all por'table TV. dbl bed, nile Cosla i\lesa * 642·2851 sterilized to compJY \\'ilh the ~~~~6s bkcase, dressel'. Ph. O~n 10-6 Fri 10·9 Sun 1:!·5 rigid California b edding Conn & Wurlitzer 1 '"'· i>•.95 ' "'-1 """ ORGAN SALES beautltul 8' green black Garage Sale 8022 ,• Spanish :j(lfa, like new Senutional Bar.gains ·~ · $119.95. 2 Wied 5 piece dinet-GARAGE. Patio Sa.Ji:?: An· thru March 31st ,• le' sets in lop shape, $22 tlq's, dropleaf !bl $2j, bra.ss, GOULD MUSIC each set. The Factory, 1885 &Jlver & glassware, drps, 1 Harbor, 54&.-9457 misc. items. Fri .. Sat. & 2045 ·N. ~ain. S.A. 547..()681 :"' HOUSEF1JL of quality tum. SUn. li'i~. 2520 Seaview · 6 pc. Solid Maple cedar Un· Ave. Apt C .. Cd'Ut. •. ed Uv rm, 5 pc. 4 po.ster COUCH S35. TV $30. Dbt"bed " " mple bedrm st!, blk walnut $25. Tow bar~. chain 'Leist ~ cor. group, Packai;d Bell $25., corner tbl $7.. 2 hana· '". stereo I radio I TV contb.. int Jan1ps $12. & $15., miscl. i.; a p pll,ance s. Llke De\1'. 284 E 201h S C •r • 548--05.11 . t. . ,; . ,. Sat-r.lon & Tues. l !t;;WE=0.H°',~,~,-~,..-,-,..,-. ~,.,..-so~I~•~& f\<IACl·IJ NIST Precision Tools. ~~r sets. all m &ood con· a.II kinds. Also, several 6e.t.s. diuon. while they~last~$49.50 ·-goll clubS. Au ~ pf.ice or ' a sel. Lij;.e t1ew JI" gas less. 3004 Cliff Dr. (Alley) , ranges, only 2 left,..at this N.B. MS-8285 r: ' lov.·-low price $19.50. 2 used: ! rattan barstools. $9.95 each. LOTS Of Junk. End & cofftt 1 1 bar 'th 2 t h' tbl!. din. rm tables. Table J · WI mac_ ing saw & pwr tool1. 2 O 7 11lools, ;59.95. The Factory, E 1885-Harbor, 548--9457 Hanover Dr. C.M. ·: ;-c;;;-;;,l•~.,.=,.=,~1-. m=a~Jo~h~•~nn= I r.tOVTNG • Must Sell House. chr $50. Solid maple din. tbl hold Hems & furnitlll'f' includ· 36x62 +-4 leaves, 6 chrs, in,. pool table. 2048 Comma- r ,.$75. Ca.U·67>.2981. dnl"e Rd .. NB. 645-0522 Maytag washer. Good condition $&0 962-0878 l USED Walnut step tables, chair side tables. you r cholce-"•hile they last $4 each. Used \\·a.lnut cocktail 'tables. your choice-while they lut $5.50 each. t used 5 pie~ v;alnul dinel!e set. n9. The Faclol')'. 1885 Harbor, 54S-9457 .., STOM-~lade walnut bar, 4. match padded stools , neV1!r used $200. 833-lMO. RU~tMAGB Sale by Rebekah Lodge. Sat. r.tarch 28. 9 A.i\J. to 6 P.~I. 843 \V, 19th SI., C.r.I . Vista Shopping Center. GARAGE Sale, Acapulco Apts. 1800 \Va.Jlace Ave., c.~r. Rcfrig s:;o, f'.1isc furn. $2 up. See Mgr. Sat only. 12· 6 p.n1. COMPL Hou&eful of furn. Must sell by April ·i sl Reas. 1738 E. Ocean, Balboa Penin. .. HOUSEFUL Of ne1v model Appliances 1100 HAM?.JOND Ste:nway, Yam· aha. New & used pianos ot most makes. Best buys In So. Calif. a1 Schmidt l'.Juslc Cn. 1907 N. ?If:> In, Santa Ana Television 1205 TV's for sale, 1 G.E. 18" blk &: v.·ht portablr Uh.f. Vhf, S70. Pad.."8.rd &U 23" blk & wht con!!Olr. Uhf·Vhf .. $30. 84&,.3018 GE TV nreds ' v.'Ork $20. Console w/remote control. PHILCO console TV needs \l.'Ol'k $5. 546-4569 --· : home furniture.~. SSSJ. 1 _________ _ f ~~~197· 894-44l7 or PHILCO auto. washtr, lal.e Tape Recorders 1220 model. xlnt cond. $65. Ken-. ---------,. MUST sell house fuU or lurn. 1 ~ more elect. dryer, ! I e sl"EREO tape deck, solid • Color TV. bclrni set, 166 \\'. niodel. xlnt t'Ond. $ 6 5. slate, reel to reel . record & \\ 1ilson, Apt. D, C.i\1. 84i-8L15 -0r 346-8672 playback. xlnt cond. ;85. CUSTOl\f made breakfast KE Ni\IOR E 600 auto . Also tapes for lialt'. Mfr.3018 table with 2 upholstered 11·as)ler. \ale model, xlnl swivel chairs, Sj(). 644--0646 cond . $7:i. Frigidaire elec Hi-Fi & Stereo 1210 HID&A·BED $50. Chest of d1yer. xlnt cond. S 4 O, drav:ers SlS. 546-4$9 M7~11j or 546-8672 1 Used 9 piece corner group, REFRIGERATOR, crosstop blue green, like n e \V , tree:zer. coppertone S 7 5, $124.95. 1 used matine love dish\\·asher Hotpoinl $50. seat in excellent condition, 536-4031 STEREO "'/Garrard ~cord player, Leslie speaker, v.'OOd cabinet. ;50. 644-0646 SMALL STEREO $40. + ~7·69S3 • $79.93. Used Bedroom & Jiv. 16.6 cu. ft \Vhltlpool cop. I ~========= Ing room lamps. all fn \'ery perlone refl·ig. No frost good condilion. $2.95 to fret'ze.r. used 8 mo'$. like S14.9J. Complete 5 pie c r nev.'. Call ~8•1594 Cameras & Equipment 1300 Brclroom groupings fron1 1 ~=-------­$.:J9 up. The Factory, l&S3 REPAIR ti.·Jan has recon-MOVIE Camera $8. 546-4569 Harbor, 548-9457 dilioned Kenmo~ \\'a.Shers. guaranteed & delivered. $30 MAROON nauga!tyde easy & $50. 91i2-5009. Sporting Goods 1500 chair w/ottoman, like new. Comfortable. 548-2476 NE\V O'Keefe & l\ler1;tt gas BROWNING l\faustr 30.06 • A k."' S150 Safarl model. 3x9 Liopol YE" nu. VELVET E,\S'-' range ove n. s 1.-0 . ~·" ~ 714 .~2·13 scope. fired 20 rounds only. OiAIR SJ;>.00 : ~ " $225 548-8025 •54.~* USED Appliances & TV's, all guaranteed. Dunlap'1, 1815 RIFLE 300· Sava~ w/scope, 1'!0d VlNG-Ma 1 hogany 6 pedestal Newport, c.~f. 543--118S carrying: case and shells. lning tab e & chairs. $110. 546-0304 good condition, $175. ?ltaple GE Elec. Ra~. Good eoncl.1 ~~=~==~,....~-. straight chaiI $15. New S7J or best oUer. Call 1 USED SOUL Surfboard, Spanish '1TOught iron arni 6i3-1749 7'4" :dnt for beginnrrs. xlnt chair. antlqoe gold $30 GOOD STOVE eond . $80. 84G-420l Household good,, book ~. $20. 673-3632 RUGER. 357 n1ag. Frontier misc. 347-22nd St. Cos!a 103 Hartford, H.B. type, near ne1\·, Si5 Mesa 646-1M3 * 548-802j + AUTO;\IATJC \Vasht r, ex· 2 AJmost new 1' gold Mifa & ceUenl con d I t lo n , late 30Jl6 Springfield conversion, cba.ir se:ls in '\\Onderful con. model. $45. 642-486:> hij;h nuniber. niirror bore dition. $111.1.50 each sttt. 1 ==='======· I "~',o.·7'"=""",,-~'-· ~-~-~ used sofa bed & ch&.ir. BUMPER pool table, like $49.50. A i;sorted uged Sewin9 Machin" 1120 new $60. 546-4569 uphollilettd chair$, $19.50 ffCh. The Factory, Jss.l Harbor. ~9457 TUXEDO Stylt qu ilted 8 fl sofa from decorator's home. Perfect condition $4.50 value Avocado a: aoJd $1 7 5. 96Z-"35 Office Fumlfu,. I010 USED steel delkl $39.50 o Posture chain $12.50 & up e Uff'd 2 & 4 dra'\\·tt filing ctbintts • U!itd 'tl'OOCI desk! ~Jc~Jlh&n Bros Desk tnc. SINGER auto tlg·zaa. 6 moa. uld. No attar;h nttded for liz·zac, button bole•, designs etc. Guar. $37 caah or small payments. 526-6616 31 ~15 SrNGE'ft d r apery machlM. Xlnt oond. i120. Call 6U-01J6. SINGER Deluxe Z i I· Z a & • model 600£. $16S. Call 5l6-<355 Musical ln1frumant1 1125 ~~~~~~~~ Lapidary Class Tues. Evt1. 1 pm • 9 pm Starting April 11h Enroll now STONECRAFT 8101 Boin: Ave. ?.1id .... -.y City e 397-1970 L.AOIES Diamond Dinner Ring. 1rl with l'' karat ttnte.r diamond. 2 diamond& • 1; ktiral on ta ch si~. Brilliant cut S&criflce! Reply lo Box P360. Daily Piiot 5' STEEL desk & S\\'ivel chair $35. Bright g reen carpet approx. 10x16 $60. . 548-1807 PORTABLE J\lqnavox TV $15. Couch & Chair s.15. fyprewrlter $35. 548·2.19~ 2q(ll h.1ngs Rd., NB. I NE\VPORT Beach Tennis Oub family membership. $400. Dys 549-2286, • e\·rs 546-5844 CARPET Installer has one roll avocado carpel, double jute back, will sell all or part.$3 per yd. ~7245 LOCAL Eggs \Vholesale from Ranch. lo Restauranls & Con v a I e 1 cent Homes 548-3758 aft 6 Pr>f SACRIFICE! i\lodern oHlce Bldg lo be moved. 13x16 plus (."(4 Bathroon1. $600. {ll 774-0.JOS ANTIQUE turniturt, e I e c clothes dryer, 2 Dr refrir. ~;Ton Camper, sips~. color TV $100. 64~ USELJ steel desks S39.50. Posture chairs ;12.50. 1800 Nev.-port Blvd, C.!\L llAND Painted oil portrait of you or your chlldttn from a photograph. 646-36.."9 GE 1965 Apt SJ: tefrig. $45. ~lodern couch & table, po1·t. TV $10. 833-3258 FMlILY Fun. 3.xl2' pool, conipl·fllter. vac, ladder, etc. Like ne1v. $7$. 548-l278 OOUGHBOY pool; 21 ':c 4 '. r.rust gell. no ttasona.ble of. ftr refused. 645-1068 GEIGER COUNTER $35. 5464569 HIS & her vinyl car coals $2:>. Camp coffee pot $1. Habachi $1. 673-in74 4' X 8' POOL table v.·/balls and acces.\ories, $12n. 8(2..2154 CRO\VN QUALJ'fY flne bone China figurine "Bird on Branch" $50. 494-¢118 HOLCDA Y Health Spa gymn ""mbenhlp for sale 14 months. $100. 61S.7035 OLD Vlctorta.n Chair. tramfd tapestry, mirror in center, smoke aland. 83&""6096 NEWPORT Beach Tenn i • Club Full family mem- bership $450. Firm. 644--0139 Misc. W1n1ed 1610 WANTED: Used Dra.ftin, f\Jaehint. Call~ after 2:30 Pt.t. FREE TO YOU PITS and LIVISTOCK TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 1115 Spood Sk.I loet• 9030 Mini Bik" 9175 Trucks 9500 NORWEtlAN Elk Houqd, DAY Cnllaer 2.1' rac l nt 1~ )'I'S, lem&le, AKC. Nttdt cntt. W~kda,ys 893--7$4 fatn. w./c b ll d ren $50. 'eve:s&:weekends54$-Ql0.f ' 141 .. 1001 --- Call &16-3341 Featuring Ame rica 's fin- GERhlAN Shepherd Puppy e st mobile estate homes $30. 6 "'eeks old. displayed in Ora nge 6~1368 ==========I. County'1 neweit adi;lt Horses 8830 parks. · SPACES -. Your ~hoic.• of ----------•P•(• i11 •~V of our n•w GENTLE SheUand Pon y, p•rk1 Gelding. $73 to good hoinl!. SALES .:_ Choo11 yo ur bo.,,• 2001 i\Icsa Dr .. 557-9.15!1 lrom _oY•r 100 n•w mod •lt T KANSPORTA flON '••dv to '"0 v• i~ 0 ' h•v• your1 CYliom bu.It, ----------,SERV ICE -· F-ull tim• ••••ic• Boats & Yachts 9000 dep•rtrrient 1ervi n9 e•d1 lo· c.ittion • 18' SEAMASTER -"ANAHEIM"- Almost new . Less than 3 PONOEROSA MOBILE tanks of gas used. Volvo EST·AT.ES po1vered \Vlth inboard/out· 2100· So. liwii 71 l ·6ll·l601 board d1;\'e. 2 bunks, -head, -"COSTA MisA•'- bait lank, new trailer. Too GREENLEA~ PARK busy lo use, mmt sacrifice 1750 Whiffitr Av•. $2895. Ask for Steve aft 10 714·642-11 60 · arr. 494-8515 or.549-3851. 26 IT. Sports Fisher. Depth finder . a uto. pilot , radio/tele .. bail tank, fresh \\'aler cooled eng. V.e1·y good cond. Dock space. Priced -"HUNTINGTON l!ACH"- DRIFTWOOD BEAC H ClUS 21462 P•c ific Co11f Hwy. 714·S36·751l riiht! "YUCAIPA-CALIMESA" AHer 3 P~I.. 5.l&--0732 .SOUTHWEST MOSILE \\'000 EOAT J3 fl. HOME SALES & TRAILER Sl50 I ObS C•litn•t• Elvd, '131 11.-, 795-<t512 " e Ci\f, 548·4-127 e ~! ~y-,.-,-ol"d~·-,s=;,-m-,-,.--,-,1· l-=========oc BAY HARBOR good home. Movini can't SailbHts 9010 Mobile Home Sale• k"'P· 546-'652 :<-28 YEAR END DOXIE Terrier mi:<. 6 wks LIKE SAILING? CLEARANCE SALE old. 2 n1ales &: 1 !emale. DISLIKE THESE ! NO\Y ON DISPLAY 838-1272 v3/28 e n.. 12, 16, 20, 24 & 30 Wides ..-.. ymenls, !ligh intel"cst, Up To 60 ·Feet Long GRAY & Wh.ite dutch rabbits. depreciation, s I i P renlaJ, 1(25 Baker St., C.Osta l\lesa 1 m~1e &. 1 femal• ~-•1 cleanln"Y, insurance. l!tc. · "'\ ' ...,.. PREF'ER THESE? t2 block East o! f!arbor Blvd, 549-l417 3128 • LO\v cos~. no \VORh: & Costa t.tesa. ( 114) 540-9'170 YOUNG MaJt dog, likes ehil. CAREFREE SAJLINGi. SACRIFICE dttn. 'needs rood hon1e. Cal 25 litUe as $14, 1,~ day 011·ncr Sa~·s &11 842.S700. Ti-y _Our Club Plan Custom '6S Gold i\INlal 20:-.'51. FREE Purebred n1ale Skye e 6T~ilOO e all extras, ;. Sl;_u· P:.i1·k. Te1Tier. good \,·/children 1 ~v=---,~----==I Sll.8.-1(1. enture .I S'.!100 S & K MOBILE yr old. 962-6368. 3/31 c I BAT & Mep'histo black kit· tens bouncy, box-broken, 7 "'kS old. '6f:>-1314 3/31 o un1bia Challenger sa::oo HOME BROKERS Skipper $!..,O Sabots, ne\v, complete. 12362 Beach Blvd .. G.G. as lo\v as $2.)0 •· 636-0921 • F'REE piiepns Order no\V ne1v Coronado 27 FAMILY PARK 546--5833 3/31 Yachts Royale lnc. 0\VNERS SACRIFICE "'-'=..-:==-,,..--:----,, 2912 West Coast Hi&hway 10x5.l OOUBLE EXPAND() FREE Kittens,, 6 wks old. Ntwport Beach * 645-0810 2 OR 3 BR. SET UP, 6«-1436. 3/31 19' Sloop Rigged Sa i I er, 1-fOVE JN, S.A ... \\'.~I .. GOLD color male puppy to cabin sleeps 2, fresh \Vater ANAHEIM AR~. good home. 64&-0948 3/21 system, head, shore pov.·er A.fl.LS. 842·3939 -··~· .. -----BONANZA Minl·Btke, tront &. back shoclts, 3» hp, make OUer. 644-2246 - A Sl'F;Vt:: STEPHENS SPECIAi. *INTE RNATIONAL* '66 HONO;\ 160, i:.:.':l't'il"'·11 Travc':-.1: • Pick·UP -Scouts t:ondi!ion .. Pri<.'ed to ~ell th isj Ci; di ;counts on all models \1·eekend. <TI03J9 1. $393. in stock. E.'aniple • Loaded SOUTI{ C 0 AST F'ORD· T1·avelall. f11 1l Jl(l\\Cl'. air. T\tERCURY, 303 Broadway, Redut.-ed .~900 I1·u111 slicker Laguna Beach. 49-1-8515. price. No. 92!).13$. >1~:;ss1. Kustom Motors OSSA Grand PrLx road racer, 8-15 Baker, c .r-.t . &to.5915 175cc, 29 h.p.. f ~ i r i .n g · '6!1 Gi\IC 1,1: Ton. Hea1)' duty Ready to race:, $JOO r1rn1 . . . <TI4) 686-9619 · <'qu ip. Can:iper ~u·1n;. P/S, PIE, 1'<1d10, v~. hydro. SELL Or trade 1$9 Honda AHer 6, 6-12-GZOj CL ~. Top condi1ion, 1911 • .,., ,.0, J , T ,. J f"ll t SI C.~I . .,., 'I: .. ,1,.11e11g,pe11. 11 e.1· on " 1 tiody. r/!1. ;.;rl th'ci. be::ll '00 6j(J cc 'rRIUi\TPH TR 61 :.'u" .~nu~• ~"I! !I:~ 11 k. n111~1 sac .. been used as a ;·JO-!J1~ clht bike-. $49j. 8·12·2151 I.(;! ENGLISH Forrl-Piln!I. '67 \'a111aha IOOCC. l '<'l)' fa.st. 1 r.cerls lilllc t)Q(iy 11·od» Gl:>st Xln!'t dirt bike, Best ofter. offer Ol't'l' ~100. ::tj'! Colle:;e 67j..J2j[i aft 6 Ave .. C .. \I. ,\r--,: .in:c. 1966 J.IONDA Super Ha\1·k. lo '64 CHEVY. ·~ i'.:'.U. truck .. m~, stored 18 n10~ .. imn1ac. Standard 11·ai1·;_ V-8, \V/ $300. ~l aft 5 or 11·knds camr>Cr. 8 1~-SJ.j!i 69 NORTON COi\1i\lANOO 750' Super· condition! Call Jeeps 54~154S a11er s· pn1. 9510 ========="' IJEEP '·16. Civilian· 283 Auto Servic• & Parts 9400 engine. posi-rear rnd, Gates llres. 11 inch brakes, roll bar, 2 tops. spare rack and cans, back seat, etc. $1395. V\\'-lJune Eu;gy pa r t s . a.1a..20Sl Chassis .~. !!'Ont t:nd, fen· I"========= I {jcr•.. bun1pe1'. tires. air Ca c I e a n er, head!ii;hts. hub· · mpers 9520 caps, exha ust. 5-18--3991 -------.,. BUICI,. , n ~., ,, • & \VALK Thru \;an Camper, ,1e • • " P .0. truck conversion. Self transn11ss1011. con1plete out n't Lt ht 1, 1 b ta.ne ol car. good running S4j, co · g ~· \a er, ~ 549-~-7 stove & ~!rig, can1per John, ' ;:ii fact. dinette bed, closet 'j6 FORD Station \\iagon, bit-in, V-8 push button auto. body & parts. Reblt motor & b·ans, J spd't :>49-2577 forward . $1250. See at 19~ 1!16'1 COi\IET PARTS. J\i"ycr Pl, C.i\1. 548-6388 $:'J to $20. '69 Custom Sit Gi\1C Vaa Call 549-JTIJ can1per, co1npl self-cont. VW VarTafit·eng,.18()0 cc. 85 Cons!del' trade for small l"JP, ~9:5, Simca eng par!~. car. Call 96:Z-49S6 \\'iscOnsin V4. $150. 536--3!112 ]',JUSf Sell. going overseas, · -----:---I 'GO lnt'I. i\lell'O Van Caniper T railer, T ravel 9425 con\·crsion. 90';, coinplet9 • ___ ;i:i<J or brst oHer . .i16-1234 1<8i\Sl'\JLL & l\1 !. Specia.! '6S CHEV. 108 Van. Auto, µ!'Ices on lot 11101:iels. Scotts. · R&H. alr. seU <.'Onlained in.: 91~ N. Hartior. S.1\. eluding aush toilt>t. Like \\I ANTED: 16--20' I 1· av I! ! new $36~. 61j..J2;i8 trailer ruined inside, for 'J9 F'ord 1 Ton, dual \\'his & sloragl!. 642-0336 reblt . en;;. \\']th 10' tum pike can1per mounted. 847-SOU Trailer, Travel 9425 ALUi\lrNU~I '8 c A i\1 p E R ----SHELL $100. ALPINE • 962-Z0.1>. 8 FT CAJ\.tPER \VHITE rabbit, <.i1llr'CO&l·ears, system. flat top CO\'er, 6HP TRAILER, cabana Bayc to good home. 54S.2aOC) !\terc. Xl~'t , ?>nd. Doc_k fro nt. z BR. frplc., patio. FREE Kj1fen11, one tail-less space avail t!l June lJ. \\'asher/dr;ycr. Ne\vly dee. VACATION 962-8186 3/26 Best olfel'. 6-l6-6JOS Adult prk. ~t ok. 011·ner TRAVEL CENTER SlOO or Best of.fer! ~10-3803 aft 4:30P/11 EASTER kit!les, 1; Russian 1 ~· GLEN L . Sloop, a;:x.ious ·$l 4.9oo ca~h-E xcel.-Golden Falcon Dune Buggies bl 6-J2-3J;,f 3130 fiberglass over hardv.·ood , 61j..(l:tJO. 13 Terrace, Lido OI • Al . 9525 ue. dacron sail!. all stainless Trlr Prk. NB I ympia -pine EASTER SPECIAL 6 \VEEK old mixed breed steel rigging & hd\i·e. Xlnt . ~ Apache· Wheel Camper 25., DISCOUNT · 5.1l-97J2 ~130 . 16x48 Ca~a Lolna nea r \\I -Id 1 t ro pupples. " con_d. on~~~· trlr. Sacrifice Newpt. Bch. Sc re ened o1 s arges n1o~t c~m·1 Complete Dune Buggies PETS •nd LIVESTOCK $49;>. 642-551ki porch. ~kiri~. a I\" n in i: s . plete RV vehicle shopping GT Sporlscars P G PlasTrcnd Bargain Sii.JOO. S&K :\'iobile 83c;.~11G"a' ~"." G•-" Blvd GG Bodies. lsl's .•· 2nd's •II, enera1 8800 S 1· e T Home Bkrs. 12362 .Beach .,., •u .,;• v•e • /\.cces~o1"1es 0 ing empest Blvd •• G.G. 6.16-0921 534-6686 ASCRO AUTO CENTER Amazon PatTOt &: rage. 1 PT 20 Cl Good \.-ocabulary SlOO 4• 4 ass o( lj(t(l(}J 20'x40" \1'/ !Ox20 addition. Closed Sat. Open Sunday 301 E. Isl St .. Santa Ana e .&12--ll2S • Main, jib, spin, etc. $1374 N e \I' cr p ts, combo Phone: :J.:1·2942 ==========o Pacific Yacht Sales 67J.15i0 -Cats 1120 34-16 Via Opor'.o, Ne\l'Jll Bch. ~~~~er/e~7;:~~·! ~!\~P~:r~: , ---------•SAILING CLUBe Cr-.t $6,850. 6 4 6 -8 811 , Imported Autos AUSTIN AMERICA 9600 Siamese Kittens, Chocolate Point. $35-$30. Call 545-4522. SIAI\t ESE kiflen, bluepoint. 8 v..·eeks. grand cham p ion ~lock. $li 646-2562 22 lo 25 foot racer-cruisers. 642-6495 $7.j(l pe~ .day. Newp ort N'oE=A7R~7N=E\=¥~2=4~,=:-i1=·...,.M~n=b"'ile a rea. Sailing exp not nee. ho N b I · L 2 b SOUTH COAST SAILING me. ear eac i . i~ r. CLUB CTI~I 547_9406 2 ba , fan1. rn1. Compl ""=""=...,-;-c..-~·---, v.·/po1·ch, fence. a1vninrs. VENTIJRE 17, -"Int cond, storage ~hed. Unique fully equip. Take over great landscpng. $13,;;oo. 33&--4011. !?!.~!.._ 8125 ~1' . s~ora1:e spot. SZ2;)(). BUY O! lhe .,.,•eek. 10x55 Ex· -------lj3;; pando. Skirts. aw n i n s s , PUREBRED Irish Setler & C0LUt.1BtA 29. Sleeps 6. SO furnished. immt..c. !5695. black Lab, females. i\tust H sell. broken home. S42-498l P inboard. Full racing S&K l\lobile Home Bkrs, gear. Dinghy &; outboard. 12362 Beach Blvd., G.G. S;\t; Blk Labrador, female, 1 646-6047 4!»-7735 63tHl921 ~:1'ic. pa~rs·6i~1g~ CAL 25--6 SAILS 33·c·"°=s.,"-'-r1a-n~>7!a-n-,=;0-n~1-ra~;i~.,-.1 TRAILER SALES Stream Line e Ideal TerryeNomadeOasis Ex plorer Motor Homes Campers and Shelli 13172 Harbor Blvd. G.G. l ~~ Blocks No. ol Garden Gro•:e l'ree\.,ay 537-4011 FANT ASfIC Buys in 4 Siar. AUSTIN AMERICA Sales, Service, Parts Immediate Delivery All ~lodels J1rtuµort 31t11µort s \Vest\\'ays &: F u n Ii me ~100 W Coast H N 8 Campers. Scotts, 914 N. &12.~HO:. · wy.,540.1764 Harbor, S.A. Authorized t.tG Dealer • oves s. All race l'qllip. 9HP elec. natural gas, a'1'ning & 'IV YOR·KSHJRE Terrier ! start outbrd. Dinette & antenna. $1250. Call after s. _T_ruc'--k-• _____ 95_00 AUSTIN HEALEY females. 6 v.·ks, champion galley. $6750. ~lS-263.i 548-2312. stock. $a1ea.646.5226. 32· Columbia Sabre Olyn1p\c1•o=,=,-N=E=n-a.-,-.. -,.~,-, ~;i=,-, I LONG h.ain?d Doxie, ARC, 5.5 meter race/cruise hull. Sacrifice. '62 Skylill(' 3th male. 6 1n9's, all 'shots, Beautiful. S.>900. Call on this A\"Cnue 10x50'. ;m· Alum. houst b!'kn. $1 . :>36-1177. o~ 8-16-3442 a ,v n in g, comp 1 (urn . POODLE Puppies: AK C . LIDO 14 No. 2300. Xlnt Cond. c;t~S~~~·~· ~·~o~'c;c1S-:....:,7'97~·~'-=~ males./ silvt'r /.-_ bl s:X,. \\'/full 1·aciog gear & trlr . FURN. x35 tr1tiler \1·/ll'\W Afttr SPl\f ~~13i9 Call 615--0941 cabana & bath. rcnct'd yd RARE lohg coat ChihUllhua.s. Must reduce ,,:lock. $50. It $73. 531-3424 or S31-4ft'12 SAMOYED AKC. 6 month.\. $100 or· JitAKE OFFER! 646-TZM afttr g, SNOWBIRD Sailboat w/tr!r. fol' your pet. Adu~ts 10\1' rent \\'alls sail. xlnt. shape .. $2Z5. pe.rk. ocean v1e1v $2000. Call 540-TIJ!. at! 6 646-4211 lift ~:30 \1·kdays. ISLANDER BAHA1\1A 24, 5oxIO Viking v.'/ a1vning1 In lltt-Ps 4, xln't shllpe. Priv. good corn!. Ad ult park. Ply. Call 644--()j58 96S-7l29 all 7 p1n. TLl.PPER. aJrnoet nt'A', used 20ri0' VI.K ING SCANDIA. 2 l S!&tlOn. Xlnt cornf. $300. BR. 2 BA. 5 Siar Park. Call 548-1936 Owner $48-4142 aft 6. /\. STEVE STEP~lENS SPECIAL A.H. 3000. '62. excellent con- d1tion. i\lu~! :.;ell. 645-0700 BMW ---BMW'S #1 DEALER IN '" roru> '""" s1>1• s;., CALIFORNIA ANO Plok·up. V8. aulo. fM95264• OJ:.ANGE COUNTY'S $595 .. SOUTif COAST FORD. MERCURY. 30.1 Broadway. LARGEST Laguna Be a c h. <f!};l-8..il.5, 1910·, rmmcG. Delil'~ry 519-3851. 23 Nt\\' t: U~ in Stock Krn: clus aailbo&I. Ntw 1965 TERRY 1711.s" self con't, n1ast .t entrboard. Ttlr & fully encl i:ip on rm, $162). AFGHAN PUPS. AKC Retdy ror Ela1ter. (Deposit) Call--!Ails inc. $700. 803: 962-9968 l-="='_,-1=136======= ~tALTESE Pupples, Ah.1: CAL 20. Sall & nlOlor. Easttr B. I 9125 '67 Chevy· Pickup T&M MOTORS SOS! Gardrn Grov• 81, G.G. 8 fool bfd • .t llPd. dlr. V·S. """:o&i Dric-n Sunda. 89' S55l Custon1 C1'b, Only !\~.000 mi. Y .,.. ~;., i \1'k old males, show ~11:\lt $2800. Cal: ~'·r111 1 __ •c~y~c_a~•;_ _____ _ 11u•lity. 51~938 673-7600 SCJ-1\IJINN r asiback 20''. like AKC ttglstertd toy poodles. COLUMBIA 28 Jn boa rd . new. Askl~ ,oo. ~808 Rh~r. S v..·eeks old. 19-100. Also. mooMng in N.B. 6-f6.69.14 Xlnl cond. lhnrout. Sn1all dn. \Viii UtmJ\CC p\ t. ply J IX\\14&Ml CnU trn ~JI 10 a.o1, 49-J.9i73 or :.1~1. 1800 Nt1"'l>Orl Blvd; Colta Meaa * 642..aftiO . ELECTRIC curr AR & Amplifitr. Pl 962~T:>32 N\li-pl Bay. 846-3463 CUSTOM Queen 1lu bed Sll. ood1 Ml I Blk '275 9 dra.v.'t!.r c:htst $30, 4 Mechinery, Etc. 1700 EASTER P es all ,sius & CAl,..20 #511, EXTRAS n ea , INTERNATIONA L SCOUT PLANNING to move1' You'll , and an a.mufDC number of ....... "' fim>'a Claullled Adi. Omck th!m now. :~~~~~~~ '· • 557-6983 • COMPlEJ'E set Lu dwla drum.a, great eondltlon. a ll 968-1518 drawt'r cbest ~IO, lfaUnr l ----------1 •ft':ll. AKC l'l"sl.stered. S25-m.l156 HONt>A i\tln1 Trail w/ many top tbl $6, twin Atrolltr $10. 1963 9'Tl .. H CAT. S8500. s75-Call 67&-24U. P-Cat No. 317. $2 000 . ftXtnlS! Will trade for Sabol aqua dlnene nl SJO. 3114 aood condition. •93--1708 or BASENJ)· PUPPIES-Searoam rrn. d&ek. Good or Milbo.al. In Jood cond. or LftMrick Ln, C.M. S46-2966. 499--3948 645-0.Ul E\"f:1 cond. can 6i'M168 mo euh. 644--4177 &tt 6 pm. Jmmedllltc 00.Uvecy. v.s·s. \\11! ()?aJ! Buy f)l(> tie.t .J;l Kustom Motors A4S Baker, Oil ~1 Sli>ro.ll BAYSIDE MOTOR S tl:lO W. Coa.t;t HW)l.. N.B. ' -----------·--------------------·~-------------------------.. --..... -------- . . , . S,,turd41, MArdl 29, 1970 DAILY PIUIT . ~~PORTATION · 1~s!.ORTATION ITRAN~PORTATlON ITR.t.NS~.ORTATION l!!l~SPORTATIO~,T~ANSPORTATIQN . ,TRAN~PORTATION I r.RANSPORTATION ,~A . POR1~11 Ntw C1r1 981» New Cart 9IOO Nt w Ca.rs 9900, New C1n 9800 New c;,,..., . 9800 New Can 9800 New Can 9800 New Can 9800 New Cart . 9IOO '.'SPECIALIZI.NG IN ·uALITY'9 '68 KARMANN GHIA · A beautiful 1 owner, local car with only 10,000 miler. Factory air conditioning,):adio and. heater. (XEWJr75) '69 PONTIAC IROUGHAM 4 Qr. H.T. Full power, factory alr. stereo tape. Locally driven car unde)' new c8.l' wananty. (7007) '68• ELECTRA CUSTOM; .,. • 4 dr. H.T. Full power, factory aJr. Sold & serviteq locally. Balance of (actory warranty. (XEW432) '66 BUICK SKYLARK G$ 2 Door hardtop. VB. automate, radio, heat.er, pov.•('r :;leering & brakes, factory air conditioning, chrome 'vheels, vinyl top. (RRWTI5) '68 DODGE RT Coupe, V8, automatic, radio, heater, pov.·er steering, factory alr conditioning. Lo\v, low mileage. Under factory ~·arranty. CYQB122) '68 CAMARO Automate transmission, radio and heater, lime green \vi th black bucket seats. Only 18,000 miles. Balance of factory~·arranty. (WOX943) ~3295 . DOZENS .t110RE TO CHOOSE FROM ~POOL.I~ ·SPRING PAINT:.up CLEAN-UP SALE! . . We· are in tile .midst qf r,paintipg at1d. ll\9dem~ng O!lr·en.• tire dealership, and we regret any. Inconvenience .It might cause our cilstomers. So when you .coni.e Iii thl• "#ffk • . • • THE EXTRA DISCQUNTS All~. ON US ! . Ask for them! Yciu'll ... we mean business. ············~······~·········· BRAND NIW 1970 BUICK 2 DObR COUPE Automatic transmission. concealed iadio antenna, fibre glas b~lted lire!, padded dash, seal belts, bac~·up lites, dual speed ·electric wipon. 433270i60015'4. . 88 IMMEDIATE . . DELIVERY! --' . POOLE BUICK SERVICE DEPARTMENT Welcomes all General Motors vehicles requiring service, regardless of where car was purchased. Factory trained personnel at your disposal. Buick, Pontiac, Oldsm~bile, Ca.diriac. .- . . . ' . UNI.EATABLE DOLLAR·~OR·DO~LAlt " ' VALUES I ' Prices Good For 72 Houn . • • , .. '61 OLDSMOBILE.,. $295 f.8~ 4· ¥00~ •eden. V-f, 11rto111•tic, rtdio, hett•'• po-r 1t1111r1119, IQPW 12'4 ~ • :~~.~~LKSWAGEN Sun Roof s795 IORZ fl91 , . s1595' ~67 IMl'ALA S. S. A0ufoll!lttic, powor'1t111ri119, r1dio, h1111!11,, 'Duckot 1111h. IMT5556l .. . ' '67 MEftCURY MONTEREY $1195: Covp,.,_Jl.vfc . tr11ni..., pew.er 1f111rlftt, .l!rek.1, ' .. r11d io. 21,000 11cfuel mil11. IVON 704) . ' '67 T-BIRD LANDAU s1795 · 4 .loot. F11ll pow1r end fectory 11r cond1tio11in9. ITTE 702) ' 234 E. 17th St. AV'l!HOHIZED BVICK• OPEL .IAGVAR SALES and SERVICE CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY '548-7765 : ' DATSUN . ., FIAT '69 FIAT 124 S p yder, . Af\.l/FM. mags,. "COmp. ex-w.s DAtSUN .. ,ltll haus!. yellow gold. Dratted. 53&--n JG "Le:i.der In The Lea~h Ci!ies" ======== ZIMMERMAN 2845 HARBOR BLVD.· · 540.6410 '70 Datsun Sedon Bi& ·ot door 96 hp overhead cam, disc brakci;, 4 spd. dlr. \vsw. back up lights. Sacri- fice. Take trade. will linance private p.'lrty. Fu 11 price $1886. Cull Phil, 494-11773 or ~ aftlO am. EJ'jGUSH FORQ ------A STEVE STEPHENS SPECIAL HILLMAN '59 HJLLi\1AN $150. GOOd transportation. 5-164569 JAGUAR MG MG Sales, Servic..:, Parts Immediate Delivery, All ModWI TOYOTA TOYOTA *'"8 Toyota Sport Sod •. A STEVE. Srmmis Popular "Corona" model' w/ · . SPECIAL std'. column shift, .Riff, w/ walls et1.:. ChOice low mile- age· neW T1yota ''frade.ln". Sparkling orig. erintne white JAGUAR .. w/arirac'flve 1ilvu aa\)Je/ hl•ck "''"· "Drive ·it - J1rtuµorr · . ]l\lljJOrlS HEAD(j)UARTERS , Yoo'll ~"'"let go!" ONLY The on! authoriz!XI JAGUAR . 3100 \V. C.Oast Hwy , N.B. $1395.! MARQUIS MTRS; 900 y 642-9-105 ·&40-1764 So. Cst HWY, La.gun."\ Beach, d~aler in the entire Harbor Authorized MG Dealer 494-7503, 540·3100. AreA. Complete ===·=M=G=A=== I BILL MAXEY. 'Ill! TOYOTA 2 Door Horttlop. SALES Radio. healtt, automatic,· SERVICE 'IJ "'=oi""""'"" .. IO"'"'f=1'"'ru:"ll bucket"''"·'"'"""'· tVGJ '62 r;lGA, red. New lop. Body Tl y T A ().17) $1l95 SOUTH COAST p:i!S ·in xlnt cond. Best otter. Can ""'..i""'e""-""'""I F'ORD • ·MERCURY, 303 be seen anytime l8BSl BEACH BLVD. Broadway, LegUna. Beach, 115 E. &lboa Blvd .. N.B. Hunt. Biach 147..asss 494-8515, 549-MSI. BUICK IN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN ~D Buy! ·~ VW BUG, LEAVlNG For Hawaii. 1.1ust 1958 VOLKSWAGEN ~u dark blue, xln t shape, new sell.1965 VW. 44,000 mi. Xlnt Root. New ttres. N~w • ttr:es.. ·radio. $1450. Call cond. sac r i lice $800. 1ery. 67S-1800~673-0223. l'646-4632~~"'.";.===;;:==~~1375;~··==c:=====~;;;r 1 '.66 VW FASTBACK, recent 1~ .,._ " .overh&ul Exe. co n'dl t ion lm,,Orted Autos · ''9600 I frftport.d ' Aut,S AM-FM'radlo $1000. or best • · · oUer 6T:>-2220 · '68 Auto. VW Bug. Under 14,000 ml. Rifl., 1ug. rack. Ann. 64&-3129, 675-4930. 69 VW Bus. 9 pau:enger. Under warr11nty $2100. ' 67~3605 '68 VW Sqbc.k. Radio, chrome whl•, ~ide ovals., headrin, air Ufts. $1850. 548.-1626. '69 VW Bds. Good condition. $2750 or Best offer. HA .RBOU-Rj, VOLKSWAGEN . ' • .. , '69 WESTFALIA CAMPER $3499:; DOT bATSUN OPEN DAILY AND '67 ENGLISH FORD 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio, h('atcr. bltcket SE.'a\s, all original, 1 O\l.'ncr COSTA MESA OPEL -· 675-4741' I rt·• C 9600 In stock. Immediate dcUvery.1 -===='===== 1.m1N.ot<»utHwy.onBcb '70 TOYOTA'S Pfp !fp, tirlllt. and, UST mJ 234 E. 17th Street 548-7765 '68 WESTFALIA CAMPER $319t' SU NDAYS 188:l!l CeaLh Blvd. l-lunt!ngton Beach 842-7781 or 5-~0-0442 '66 DATSUN Station Wagon. Qood transportation. Reai;onable! 67S-3045. car, low mileage. (TGVMO) ======== $695. SOUTI-1 COAST FOR[). f\.IERCURY. 303 Broad\l.·ay, Laguna Beach. 49'1·8515, '65 OPEL 2 dr. 4. spd. ";;m;;;po;.;;;;;-;;;;a;rs;;;;;;;;;;,i Authorized Dealer l · sunroof, 1 C"A'ner, 36,000 mi. 11 Imported Autos 9600 .,~"~;;t :s~~:upe, TOYOTA. iif!l tl•i'ttds 1 ;;:;;;:~~~:;;;:ill blue,~~~r* VJ llt•rs lfw Ptptollp, MW lln•. lWSI" IJfJ '67 WESTFALIA CAMPER $249~ FERRARI 549-3851. TlIB ENGLISH GOING THING! PEUGEOT SPECIALS 900 So. Cst •• Highway I Laguna. Beech , __ _ FERRARI New"POM Imporll Ltd. Or- ange County'• only author· tzed dealer. SALES-StR'{lCE·PARTS AT ORANGE OOUNTY'S VOI.UME '62 "Peugeot 4 dr. Llght green. fairly new. clutch. Very clean. Economical sec- ond car $375. 54~ -0674 1967 To)'Ota Crown St. Wagon. Realer, over- 494-7503 * 540-3100 SPECIALS ~JOO W."Coa.it Hwy. ENGLISH FORJ' DEALER OVE~ 60 PORSCHE drive. VEL 393 · $1099.00 TRIU~PH 1966 TOY OT A Land '67 SPITflRE, blklw. red Cruiser .ff,T. Warren 20,000 mi's. R&H. $1250. 2·. Ne~ jBea~o.1764 ~.~~ Fmarl o.ai.,. NOW AT -========!'67 PORSCHE 912. No CLEARANCE -cleriner car anywhere! All J.Iubs, heater; cltiuns Hunt Harbor. 846-4614 radio. RJ<~D 928 II-======== PRICES! MG xtr8Jl, 36,000 ml. Must see to Theodore believe, ~ noon to $.1899.()0 VOLKSWAGEN ROBINS FORD * Sports Connoissevrs · 6pm. '69 F~t Coupe, only 11,000 2000 Hubor Blvd. BEAUTIFUL 1966 I\olGB HD-'67~~PO=RSIDl=~E--,,911-Co~upe-. FIAT 1969 Toyot8 Corolla Cp. heater, 4 speed. iI,N 333 miles. $300 & take over C.Osta Mesa 642-0010 TOP. Orig. British racl!ig Under '25.iloo orig. mi's. l.~P.,..,.,~~"~";,· ~491;-~29<~2~=::'.~~~~~~~~ I green w/full vislb\Uty 1ac-AM/FM. White w/blk In· tory matched hdtop. Plush ter. s4800 tlrm. 6f4-4177 art $1299.00 1965 VW, good condition. ft.t. bll eoglne $895. Imported Autos 9600 imported Autos 9600. hlk. lthr, int .. tonncau c0v. 6. Anytime wkcnds. er, R/H, wltt whls. etc. * 644-1481 * 1969 Toyota Corona.llT Cpe-. Ral;llo & heater, 4 L~9 VW Bus, $400. aliO '61 speed. YWT 071 Triumph 500 Motorcycle, 200 The Beautiful All NEW .. . AUD .I NOW ON DISPLAY AT YOUR AuTHORIZED DEALER FOR ORANGE COUNTY PORSCHE AUDI CHICK IYERSO N PORSCHE AUDI Authorized Sales • Service ' Parts ' .900 WEST co~ .Hw.'t. --· - NEWPORT BEACH 64'-9391 -549-3315 "Choice" lo. ml. new car '65 Porsche, Beautiful· cond. tra~in Orig. Sold new &: AM/FM nd. See' to Ap- scrviced by us. ONLY $1795! prec. $3800. ~1037 MARQUIS ~ITRS; 900 So. '58 Pol'flche 1600 S Coupe. .Gst Hwy. Ulguna Beach, Xlnt mechnnical cond. MWil 494-T;il3, 54t).3100. scU-bert ollct! ,008-5470 1969 M'GB Roadster. '64 PORSCHE Burgu.ndy Al-1-FM. Many exltM, wire w/blk inter, am/fm, new ,vheel!. local car, lo ml'e, eng, Gcxid body, Girl, must n~ceptional care. 548-5762, sell. ~511 or ~1089. $1599 .00 Cabrlllo St, CM. 646p9 • '66 VW, sunroOt, xlllt-eohd., 1969 Toyota Corona Scd-. alfn06f: n e,w ~ $l095. Radio &:. helter, 4 speed. 545-5174 A Co. demo. YCN 670· 11~~-----= $ 599.00 '65 VW .van, ei'tral, $1200 . · 1 , Leav!og for Europe, GOod 1968 Toyota Corona &ed. ~te.r, aut.omatfc. VTI'- cond.:. 499-3618 '68 .V'IV BUS, warranty, alr, RIJI. $2550. 494,11)13 or • "9f-6893 I -':I ' 673-8%11 '.68 MG Midget, x!nt cond. J..o\v mileaao. Best otter. Aft 5 & t,1•kl1ds, 548-4951 $1399,00 -SUNBEA.M_ '!Ill VW,,BUG. Xln't . 1968 Toyoi., CoroM Se4· runnin1 .Cond. V.OOCC, '63 Sunbeani Alpine Roa.dater Radio A• heater; auto., $1000, C'all rn-o523 R/H, Bahama. Yellow. blk bucket seata..iWXY ?>36 -•sa YW Auto. Lo m1~1. Xtru. Inter. 644-5961 .;-$1499;00 Like new, ~ Call Now'S THE . -5567.66 VW ,$850. 'TOYO. ·TA 1967 Toyota-m Lux Pick 11---,,.,..,.==,,--up. Radio ... heater, 4 TIME ·FOR . !TIOJYIOJT@I ·-·$T,9j;O ·~~ui~i. xtru, QUICK CASIQ Mork II Wagona DEAN \969 vw Camper, Or<lered lo THllOUGH A 'r.~·c~~:r. . !~:::'31::'~1 •000 DAILY PILOT iwm"~:~DEIS LEWIS ~~~~ · l¥ANJ·:AD -Di::Nn:.=.s·:. 1"'·w.r(uoa.i.i.v.11.-'.GLllll' • .ndla...beltU ..... li>I"\ w; n 1 Httw, brks, batt good, Inter 1961" Jtarbor, C.M. e.t&-93b3 '!!!!CO!!S!!T!!A!!M!!!!ES!!A!!!!"!!'!!'!!30S!!!!l'.!''~"'.!:t:.!1GOO~'~·,!::Cd~M~61l<-~ll28~ • 1968 V.W. 1300; R A H. 4 speed, clean. VTS 765 $1399.00 1967 Karmann Ghla Cpe. H., 4 speed, low mUfS '-' sharp. TYV 408 . $1399.00 1967 VoU<11 Fastback. R., ff:, ,c, speed, beige flnilh, VOP 78."S $1199.00 1965 Volks. R., H.. 4. snced, chrome wheels. NHE 307 $999.00 1964 Yolks. R., H.. 4 spe~, nice paint, clean. IV 4.12 . $899.00 1963 Karmann Ghia Q>e. R ... H., 4 sOOed, Je.nOau ·top. WAL 260 $999.00 1966 Volk• Camper. Ra· dio. beater. 4 . speed. Exb'a cleRn. SZK 579 $2l99.00 1961 Volks Bug, Radio, tfeater,· 4 ipwi. Oean QlR 423 $699.00 -DEAN LEWIS lHI HARIOll ILW. COSTA MISA f46..tJOJ '64 VW BUG-.......... . ffrtMP 7~1) l $996'. • '64 YW BUG '""· """'· (Hl:V Uf) $996' . . '67 DATSUN ~,~.::':" ... :'l:l:"• $109&:: I '66 YW BUG ~,-::· .1::"'· -'""' $119&~ I I '63 YW BUG ..... ""'~· • . ' IVl'M UIJ' '&& YW BUS ...... -· ....... Whitt 1'tlli. lllPA 211) I ·167YWBUG ...... ,...., .. (VT'# .>Ul '68 vw a[·a· •.c1try Alf, llMll a · I,; • """'· tYC.. "II . ~ '68 OPEL KADEm ~~:F;;;, st'zu; . , '68 ·101 """' ....... Wll'9 Wlltt • CWl'Tllll $188&' • '87 SQUARE BACK ~it°~:-· $139&~ . . ~ . ' . . :_ '88. YW :BUG ;.::'.·~r.r...... $179( -.. :·J . ) ' HARBOUR V.W.: ~ . , AUTHORIZED SALl!S & Sl!~VICE .llZ11 S.odLillvd., HU11t.lngt:on.Jlo.-ch _ ... , ,. 142-4435 • I . I I - I i i • r ~ JI DAILY PILOT S."nliy, March 28. !~JO _ _l!•POR I A f!Oh I o'RAN'P~RTArtOh -I TRANSPORTATIUN I TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPCRT,TION I TR.A,!:ISPORTATION_ ,TRANSPORTATION I TRAN~"._ORTATION i!RA_N!!'_ORTATION N~w c." 9r:' N--w Cars . 9:00 N .. w Cari 9800 New C•r• • 9800 New Cars 9800 NaW Cart. flOO N•w Clrs JIOO Naw ~•n 9800 New C1r1 9800 ··' • • • . • • • • • • • . • • ·: • .• -· ·: :: .. :~ ;: ~ ~ I'll STAND ON MY IGEAD '70 NEW DODGI SWINGER 2 DT. H. T • ClrH! .. T""lvslllt• Tr1Mml1tlatl, Mi. .U!lti U S, DIHff.nll1l.Sur. •rip, :MO CID Ent hM • • bbl. Tlnt- l'CI wlnchhi.kl. •Ir condlllofflne, 110IM wwrn11Dn 'l'Kklltt. m1111c m.Wllf' •rn r.ofo, -•I""'""" BumblebM ·trlpe • Dltcll-O,luxe ~I tOW(I. E11hrl4 WSW PM\'er.i.r Tlr"' flMDHOll lJOIUJ • s532 DISCOUNT l"l.OM FACTOll:Y STICUll: Pl.IC• NEW '70 DODG!I A· I 00 Spomman Wa10n --.... NEW '70 DODGE CHALLENGER I.IT , dom' Nof(lhlO. IPtCl•I Edll!Ofl,. U.~tr Wtktt _1., 119111 -t6dle; .,._, dlK 11rtke1, -llr1ka, QllllO!e, IOf'llWIUte tr1.....,i,-1o11, 111,. ....,. d/ffer..,tl1J, UO CID t!l91ne • bbl .. Unttd lllU Ill flte CO!IV. --Hte, lllfofftt' ,..,. '&'lndn'. Ill' c-lllonll'le. 11Md!1..._ Time Itel..,, blec:t 'fllwl IHlmbi-llrl• (M!f: ND. JSUOEll~). NOTICE! . ~ " TO MAKE YOU A BITTER !)EAL Jlt _,...., POWer slMrlnt, rid!• t. l\INttr, tlnttcl WIN"111t14. rMI' _,, Ml Wal C-1 ""'""*-~ ~ two for-. N lrrt, r<'IPCN'•llve itmlstlon C- trol snlem. J -lo.tclHI'-1r111im1111""'-ttc. '1'30AAI • $764 DISCOUNT We DO NOT r911uir1 a Minimum Down Parman!, like $ID down, $26 down; $99 down, ale. We try lo arrange down parmanls and moilhly paymanls to suit •• c h individual •• •• s Sintrrdr • C41 Worthin11011 CAL ~. -" 1HINGTON * TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS * '59 FORD 2 DOOR '61 TEMPfST WAGON $546 DISCOUNT customer. Pre.sent this ad for these special prices '66 DART 4 DOOR '69 CHEVROLET NOVA : ... ; j 11:..:llO, llUl9r. IFI( m . ~o. '''"'H 1lr Qlfllllllonlnt. '9dlo, Tar, UJ 1911. ' ' . ' 4 $95 $295 $799 $1795 •• ' -'68 Pl YMOUTH '63 PLYMOUTH PICKUPS '59 DODGE WAGON fc""' 111 • ~onl;l:fd!Qjl, A,vlo. 'r.•nt.., ftc· ory 1lr cond!I n., power l!eer n1, """'91' '66 thru '70 Vtllln ' Dow. RA fllf1. Al/lo. 11'1111 .. radio, llMt.r. UOS Ito. brlk••· ,..dlO. ...,,.,-, VICIC "" $1699 V2 Tons, % Tons •nd $395 $195 C•mper Sptcl1ls '65 PONTIAC BONNE. $1799 '69 FORD WAGON '68 PONTIAC FIREBIRD $699 $1695 ,. '60 Pl YMOUTH '61 RAMBLER '69 Pl YMOUTH '65 MUSTANG HARDTOP '68 CHEVROLET BEL AIR '66 RAMBLER 4 DOOR w-. f'Jt sn. 4 Ooor. Rldlo, 11Ml1r. OTX 1'2. GT'lC 'UD' H•ftr.::f: Co;.rH. Av!o. tru11., lsc-......, •Ir Cand I on .... -tlttrl;J, -br1l\a, rldlo. Miier, \lklvl roof, VI J.IO. v .... 1v10. tr•ns.. radio. 11111w. uJc; 1.,. I ---9600 Autos Wanted 9700 Used C.111r1 9900 Used Cars 9900 Used C1rs -~~1-~~~~~~-1 -~~~~ ?Orted Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9900 UHd Cars __ . 9900 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS BRING RESULTS VOLICSWAGEN WI BUGS FRl:M .$359 Gt'')D !ELECTICN ~9. 3031 Ext 66 01 Ii 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MF.SA 969 SQUARE PAC K FREE IMPORTS \VANTED CHEVROLET CHEVROLET VOLKSWAGEN '69 Bug -AutosHckshi.ft rndio, deep green intr. Im· m.i.c. $1840. 492-4:).13 Orange Counties BUICK CHEVROLET TOP $ BUYER '64 BUICK Skylark. Oean 2 -- BILL MAXEY TOYOTA "'· Hrolp, ""· . '66 CAPRICE A STEVE STEPliENS SPECIAL -;9 El C_a_m_i_n_o_ I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;:;;: Perfect cnnd. Air oond .• pow. ~Uiiisiiodii.ii'Ciiaiir•1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9900iiiiig\jiUiisiiodiiiiCiiaiiriismiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9900iiiji RED '64 V\V, top running condition. $1000 or be!;t of- fer. 842-6701 VOLVO ---·---- 18881 Beach Blvd. 83&1014 S ·1· 2 •--HT F t Jt Beach. Ph. '347.s555 ~en ice ~r . . ac =========11962 BUICK Skylark, $300 or air, pwr. steering, P"'T· brak· best offer. es. pv.'I'. \Vindo\\'S, p1\T. * Call 536-MM * !<f'ats. dlr. Xlnt C'flnd, \Vould --· --like forei~n c.:i.r U possible. Auto Leising 9810 CADILLAC \\'ill llna11ce pvt. pty. Ci>IJ FORD AUTHORIZED Ken nft 10 am 5'15-06."1 or L~A~JNG SYSl'EM REPOSSESSED 4..'l4-9773. * (2) 1968 VOL VOS I Ame11ca s lare;est leastng .67 Coupe DcVllle Gold Conv 1''°"65~Ch~,-,-... ~,,~,-,.,m-p-•"'lo-.-,°'.<'7h. er steering. deluxe trim. See I i! and )•ou \\111 huy ii~ Aulh· orizcd J.H. dt'alcr. Kustom Motors 84:'1 Baker. C.M. 54().5915 J.;~~~.~~~l~~~~ :~ :::~~n~ ~r°: .. u"r:;;oceca~ :i:: Loaded! \Viii ~ sold for bal~ 11u1to "',",is. ~~ag;;1~ ,7,· 28 hl311. lo en chance to choose from tt"'"k•. an~ outstanding. Xln·1 buy. mg, x n t.'OJ"'. o.>.r I========= "' ' 7 'fi7 11\IPALA Sporl Cre. vs. these "''antt>d current look e lnimediate del!VC"'' from Call 642·9~i0 or 54Wl1 · · '6•1 rhe\'Y Van. Ml'"S, uew· '64 CHEVY Jmpnla, air. like new. '66 16. Glass Line boat, like nt'1v Inbrd/Outbrd. '62 Cad Conv , Air. likE' new. 6-J2--0426. Afl 5 83~7~. •J • ..,.. radio, ht>ater. Ruto., pv.T. 144·S series 4 whl. disc brake over 300 cars and tn.rrks '68 Cad Cpe De Ville. Full p\11", tlrr!I, cnit. panrllnit Vt'ry !'ileerln~. air rond., r;e1v fir. COMET models. - 1 with std 4 • Corr.petirh·e ratca air, vyn. roOr. red leather clean, $1~50. Eve:r; 837-5118 · I · -!VET ~i • • e:r;, \"Lny tnn1 .• O\\'ner. I ---------- !"""-,,, l w 1th 11.utomat1c • New car dealership service ln1er.. lrnmaculate, S3S50. ·:is CHEV \V !l 11:n $1j!IJ. SOUTH COAST tran!':., and fa clory "air e Full "trade:n" value for &15-7182. Alter 6 pm or "'k-d 1 · ~·k: 11;;~ air FOR[) • !'llERCUR'!.', :l03 condltionlng''t P.f AR Q U JS your present ca, mis. 496-56.%. ron ,*c ~=ri· in:~ * • · Hmarl\\·ay, La~ina &ach. i\1TRS; 900 So, Cst Hway, e All popular makea fl vall· 1970 CADILLAC. 1700 mi, 4!l-1-85l:'i, 549-38:'Jl. Laguna Beach, 49'1-T;iOJ or able $4900 paYoll: t'q'UHy $1650, '65 Chevelle 300 V.S 3-srirl, 540-3100. F'or Complete !)(!tails Call new SSlOO. 646-25()3 l'M!w ti~s. £ood cori" 64;-.-0991 '62 CHEV. Impala. 50,000 145 _WAGONS i\falcom Reid . . . Fvcs. 4944.'j)G orig. l owner mi"s. Have ·64 Comet automatic, e<- Ct'ilent, 1 owner. $675 CORVAIR SEDANS Lea.sing :..1aMfer 1968 Sedan de Ville, "'·h1tc, --------S('rvjce rtcords :r;inte ne.,v. All ~~;-model.a now in Theodore x!nt oond. Full P"T:. air. '59 CJ-~EVY ? dr hrcltp, :1.~to, Forced to sell. 646-204:!. 210 ,65 Corvair r.fonia 4 dr, Dun- vw DOMESTIC TRADE INS . . AT NEAR WHOLESALE '67 MUSTANG I '66 MUSTANG CIW. Jl..:ilo, h"'"• •ir COllCI .• CCl'O~. VI, l'Owet 1t911ri1111, tll- ~lnyt f'OQf, IUJW •II) 1o tr•na. (CM 11") $1799 $999 '67 FORD v.~h .of e.xtras and a:-stOC'k. 4 !peeds & BulomaUrs. r.OCI NS FORD S3600. Pvt pty. 673-666.l steer1n1:": l\'l~0"-"'1,~ air. Xlnt Pa111inr. c:-.r. lop radials front, positractlon :lj~:'ies plus automatic Yoor Best Deals Are StlU At • 't. ·ss CAD. Sed. de V., loaded, cond. $350. 613-56.J;i '66 ti\1PALA ~ dr, aLr-{"(lnd, rear end, 140 hp. CW1tam . Beige Yd th nut brown P! .. LEWIS Costa~:.arbor Blvt2-0010 like llP\\'. 19,000 mi. Below '62 cum It, 6 Cl~. new R&H, PS/PB, gd. tires. gpeaker enclogures. $750 65 RAMBLER I AIM<lun W•P llll. Jlldlo, Felrt."' Sq\jlu WljlOft. VI, ~Jar, $~69·9POH ~I •~IO. 1<~111., ,1oflo, ""!er, P6Wer ~ttt'l"'J. (OS V SIU , I. 14.(Q) mill!I ·Still on j D..:A1:.I 1,,,,.,.,..,...,, ... ...,,.....,,~1 ,,,"',.,'·;o'P':;rl;,"';:':c67lh'!21,.;;::::--;:';;c:::;::: titts, patnt. re-bit auto, r.1aM oiler. FIRltf. Vie.,..'llble 11t 2!G ea. rranty. $2495. Pvt. pty. 19GF. liarbor-. C.t.1 &16-9'lC3 ~-LEASE -:--~-'66 Cadillac Co~v. all E':<tras. $3.;(). CA1134&-05SI. 540-8391 millla Ln., c .:..1. 548-9600. l fllr details. 642-0040 8-'6~ VOLVO S-122 .,....-.,....-low mil. $2795 or ofter.I==="·======..-==========-========;;; :~. $150, 536-2156. '68 Cad Coupe de Vlll P., f\Jll 417-U51 .. 497-'l.S.'18. ; •.· '68 VW Bu9 P\.\T, air. $139 per n10. · rome whls, radial tires. Autos Wanted 9700 SOUTH COAST CA MARO CAR LEASING ney be.iJ:e .lnish. 4 5pd. ---------JOO \\'. C.!il Hwy, NB. 645-2182 '67 CAi\JAR@, 6 C\'1. r/h. Ir. Ho.a had loving care, WE PAY TOP · •Ill tlnan. pri. pty {VTiiO.lOI CASH auto., p/~. $1600. Priv, Pty. Lee aft 10 l\m 545-0034 Used Cars 9900 Call ~<1-20.)8 '. -494-9m. ·~ CAl1ARO VS, 3 spd. con- CHERRY VW VAN ,_ !Wile. r&:h, p/s, ~ tires, lo for used can: I trucks jusl 59 TR3 $·125. 'SO Shevy PU , ml. Sl895. 612-..-153 ughler hu left stale for over $1200 ~pent. Pont. 389. , • liege. Oria-. prime 9 pa.v; ca.II ua for frff estlmatt. auto lruru; $T:i0 llrm '62 T· 6T CAi\tARO RS/SS 3.)0, 4 w/new tire•, •hocks & GROTH CHEYROlff Bird ~1'<l '""' ....i, i"Od """· Blk/bl"', '" opfoN . . 1,..C. J!iOO aerie«. Steal at tires. 2\141-B Elde.n Ave., Sha rp min.I cond. 962-185·1. ~ ;11~. See at ll17 ~x. Mk for Sa.lea Mam.get C.M. --------r .B."' call 6">43<1. 182ll Be•ch Bh~. CHEVROLET V\V. like new. J\lua:t Sell. l{untlngton Beach BUICK '&I Chevy NO\'A, all po"'"f'r. good condition, A ~I / F ~I 'ew i!lutch & trans, new Kl 9-3331 Int • .... 'd 1.lr!'s. $300 or of- er. 2112 College A\'e., C.M. new car fon:et this We., VW atdan (not a b '".l ew ttrH. xJnl ah:tf.C!. fi.'.:J. rea• !2nd cnr_ or comm-er. 1931. or Y.7-7749. ' L'E PAY CASH f,] \'i'.JP. C'.R rattlo. 842.-6701 BU?Ch'. '69 Riv, Bro"'" littml!!I. \Vhlle Ip. A/C, ·5~ CHEVY ronvt .. xlnl cond. A1'11·F':..I. Disc b r 111 k e 1 . New brakes. tires. R&.11. riticlwhn lire.!!:, ehrome \\•his, nu!o. Make ()ffcr. 847~16_ r ..... ~.trJrl.L super clerin. SU25. 67:Hi.l39 1!!53 CREV\. Impala ~ Dr. ''' eu1c"""nl"l<ra G .... -.. Clea.n &. -~ oond. Call alt r·:-· \·::or Ci S;lart, l;dcd,. air, sl~l~ !i pm. fil .>--2404 :.' ~ 1:.irb.ir Bh'd. e·'.'t .. v!rl'\ow-5, .ilc. ;\·fin! '00 BlF('ll)®, clran. Rood C ·.-lQ. ~:c-:111 ~1::00 t'Ond. SJ::>O. OR ~ or 1-01wunon. 'G3 FAT.:coN-~i.ll:miftH . Dir _816-42!12 ~j!) * * 8»--14:'11 11u:~. gOOtt ninncr fPYS4J3) 1 LEAVING for G ~rm 1111 y, '67 Chev. No11a S.S. V-3 28.1. J::~ call lra 4~9773 a.ft 1D must aeU 'M Sl(yl1rk coupe. p/s, r/h, auto, new Ure& .Ut $~ !i.16-3311 or $3&-2030 $1700. S.17-4851. ,, $1299 '67 English Ford '64 CHEVY CorllM G.T. ' Or. H.T., ' lml).Olfl. $/$ V4, 1ufD. l••M., sllftlf lr•ris. (VfY sn1 •1<110, llt!a!•~. powor 1twrln1. j()SV 571) $1099 $1099 '64 RAMBLER I '66 MGB Rdstr. .t.merlc:eft "~«!'' 2 0.. M.T. 1t1H11o, 11e11e,, J 1need, .,..,,. Jl.1dfl:I, llffHir. •lkll, (OOJ. W~ttts. (5UX UOJ 5UJ $1099 $599 '67 PONTIAC I '63 Pl YMOUTH LI M•,. ! Dr. H.T. VI, flOw-V~llln1 eon... ' cwl , •vi., .,. ''""11111· •If (-., II.Ito. ,,.,. •. , •••Ito. 11t1i.r. 11.56 Jllll ~1n1,~Mi 699 JUJ $599 Exl. "or 67 1970 H1rbor Blvd., Cost• MH• 5411-3031 -4 -··------~-----------·--·------··· --~-----··---- Sltumy, M1"h 28, 1970 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRAN$PORTATION TRANSPOR'rATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION RANSPORTATION ----·----sed Cars 9900 Used Cars 9900 U..ct Cars 9tOO UHd Cart 9'00 UMCI Can 9900 Used Cars 9900 Us.er Cars 9900 Used Cars --·.0....--- CORVETTE · PONllAC PLYMOUTH PONTIAC JAVEUN PLYMOUTH '69 Javelin SST 1964 LE MANS coNVT. vs. '68 GTO coov, power ,,,.~ '6i Co 1 13.un lna, braket. air. 18,000 ---------1957 PLYMOUTH Sta Wq ' ""'.1e l..'Onv. :J.N. AL!So Londcd, 7,000 miles, air cond., auto, console, Pi a, rAb, tur. II • .. > -·• M I 1~• In• •--1 h·~- " llOND m ... ~ cw~. UI '69 Road Runner w 0 -cu -~. ,~v • A 350 Scrambler power 11-..:~ A braw. m"'iM w/blk top, xhlt coDd. ..u ff "'" I ., nd 1100 $500 Bo"· -... ,. .. -~1 Beat o er. ......... ran.1, '"' co . , · u1 car I blki $42SO. YO\U' chance to l'ftlly •ve. OW. '"-149'7 °"573:9 after 5. 4 speed, po\\'er steering, Onl.1 644-4445 <l 97·t'i63. Kustom Motors PONTIAC 1965 GTO, auto '69 Pontiac Gr&M pr Ix. 9000 actual mil~. va. 383 -=====9;== I '&I Corvette, 2 tops, s.ia Baker, 0.I M0-51115 !rans,. p/1, p/b, vlbruonlc AM/FM stereo radio p/i eng, dlr, Hunt ahitt. CY?i.tv· RAMBLER nev.• eng, AM/FP.1 P.tags. radio. good cond. $1050. lb i.ndo alr ~ ~ 5891 WW tin4nce pvt pty. ?.tlchelins. Sl900 LINCOLN ~ P : w ws, · $2395. cau Sid aft 10 am 494-6863 or 494-2!118 ,:67,-,,FIRE="BIR=o,....-.~ir-.,,-nd..,.. : •s:.r-0615. 8U-8617, Ask 56-0634. -T·BIRD ASi'fVE STEPl:IENS SPECIAL T-BIRD A STEVE STEPl:IENS- SPECJAL '6'1 Corvette, new convt. top, p/s, r/h. custom whl1, -------- tires &. mags. 4 &p d, '6'1 CONTINENTAL. lolu.st Sharp! Sl100. 83().-0817 '67 G RA,N PRIX HT . 1967 JJarracuda Fastback. 'L'::. TBIRD 2 ~HT R '63 TBIRD Radio •-I A M I FM II Full powu -coOO All'-lteroo-p/b-Ut wheel -Auto trans, p/s, Fonnu.la "" • '-"Nt. , a· • • ' •n:a er, rad Io $ l 7 D 0. se. · • · '68 GTO Beautiful condition. pl 1 , N w Ur! '62 A.PtIERICAN, auto, r/h, dlo, heater, automatic, air autornaUc, pwr, 1teering It '67 Amer, 2 DR, Xlnt trans. portatlon • -Iha ... 1745. 1146-1165. 644-5008. ;950 546-3849 Red, Hunt 4 spd, p/1, p/b, b~sp-U:hoc1t1~ Exe. ~nd~ S. $U15 or best otr. 968-54.\1 buck teabl, • dr, runs IQOd. cond., pWl', wlndbwt. (No. brakes. (VHBDI), $695. '66 CORVEITE I radio. 645-0301 11= .... 11"::. S250. ~2254 5Y8.l2112'l8J S995. soum sot.rm co A s T FORo. MA YER CK ........ ow-"" '69 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner. New "21 cubic lnch eng. $2150 '69 GRAND Prix~Powtr, air, ,68 GTO •·--•-... Aulo •· "· Call 1968 RAMBLER Amer. 2 dr, COAST FORD. ltfERCURY, 1.tERCURY. 303 Broadway, 548-8608 .....--. • .niuu""'" · ' U'l>I OUll:r. ew:s stick. White, .....,v Inter. llS Broadway, L aguna Laguna Beach. 49"515, A STEVE ~HENS extra clean . ..,...,.,. pi t. d1lc bnba, landau "~" ,,.,.,. •• ..., 1006 VALIANT, auto, De tln!1, shoclta, rttODCI. $1050 or best ofr. Sf6...0611 TIME FOR 9UICK CASH I THROUGH A I DAILY PILOT WANT AD I "• ~ · .,.L' .... ,. -Make offer. A-1. 968-QL Beach. 49f.851S, ~9-3851. 549-3851 SPEC14L l-===~~~~~====:::.'.~""'~!11~"'!·~"'"~18'2~--.....:.-=========:==:..===============:.:...:::::::::::=:==:====:o:..:==::·:::=====:.:.::============~I COUGAR A STE.VE STEPHENS SPECIAL '70 MAVERI~ 1 owner,' Jo. cal car. Low mlleap. RacUo. heater, accent group, vinyl trim. CNo. OK91Vl83416). $1795. SOUTH OOAST FORD- '67 OOVGAR XR7. Radio, MERCURY, ~ Broadway, heater, automatic, pwr. La r ifn a °Bei.CI', -49f.8515; steering, vil\YI top, leather 549-8$51. int. (UJC587) $t195, SOUTH -==="""==== COAST FORD . MERCURY. • MUSTANG 303 Broadway, Laguna Beach. ~-85Jj, 5<19-3851, _A_STEV ___ E_ST_EP_HE_N_S_ '67 COUGAR XR-7 GT Mid· SPECIAL nHe blut, all xtras, xlnt cond. 833-3258 DODGE 66 DODGE Dart Conv. (Priv. Pty) V-8. Auto or shift. Good tires. Light blue w/drk blue top. \V /\V, Radio, etc. Bucket seats. Must Sell Can Finance, 628 Malabar across Crom Iivinc C.C. asking $1200. '59 Dodge auto 4 dr. Power sletring. Is our car. $200 ma.kes it yours. Id ca I tranaportallon. 64~93 '64 DODGE Po!ara 4 dr. R/H. $495 cash\.__ *6i~202t* '68 CHARGER RT, loaded, must sell. Call 6'12-2242 after 5 p.m., anytime wkndl!. '64 Polara., V.S, auto, P/S, P/B, 4 dr. 1 owner. AM/Fr.1, $525, 6464650 FALCON 1960 FALCON $1 95 *673-4238 • FORD A STEVE STEP!-IENS SPECIAL top. Radio, heater, aulO., pwr steer., air cond., l ~ er, 13,000 miles. (TIV5S3) $21~. soum COAST FORD. MERCURY. 300 Broadway, Laguna Beach. 494-8515, 54S.3851. 1966 t.IUSTANG. 39,000 Ori&;. mi's. V-8, P"-T disc brkli, console auto. custom lnler group. nc1v wd. oval sJaaa belt tires. A·l + lmmac. $1450 llrm, For appt. call 675--2359. 1965 ~f UST AN G. Ori&. owner. 289, V-8. New auto trans. guaranteed. P / 1 , Pfb, console, wirt' whl covers, accent line, 49,000 ml Xlnt cond. Closes aftft' .. ..$3t00.5'&-0238 '66 ?tfustani' deluxe V-8, load· ed, yellow/black top, deluxe Jnterior, new tires. lmmacu· late. SUOO. Private party, 494-7039 MUSI'ANG '67 300 V...S, Lan- dau lop, p/s, fact air, 8 Irk tape, new pain! & lires. Spec. inter. 3 spd auto. 675-4265 '65 FORD Mustang, Hf.per eng, 4 spd, new poly tlreg & brlu;. Call 64<1-4797 betwtf 5:30 & 6:30 P?.l. 1967 Mustang (6), New I, ires, , .............. Ala..~ cr;;Il5i8-t239. - 1966 ~1ustang, 6 cylinder, '62 F AIRLANE 500 Sport very clean $10-::iO. Coupe. radio, healer, air * 645--0SlO * cone:!., bucket ~•Is. (ITN· .68 i\Iu.st8ng. vs. 1.fust sell. 15.5). $695. SOUTII OOAST Xlnt cond. $lfi00. FORD • .:\lERCUR¥, 303 8~2-7954 Broadway, Laguna Beach. =~~-o=-,-:.....,--. 494-&515, 549-38~!. FOR sale: 1969 ~fach I 1.1us1ang. Xlnt cond. Prlv. 'fiT FORD Fai rlane convert. owner. Call 673-1959 Automatic. covE!red by orig !act. 11:arranly. Sl 250. Karen 1966 CONVERTIBLE. Silver days &J4-1Di0 eves 64.2-785:l w/black int., xlnt mech. cond. $1125. 642--3354 1965 FORD Faltlane. Gd. cond. Air cond. $500. Call 645--1196 aft G P~f. OLDSMOBILE 56 Ford 4 dr. T·Bird ena:. '67 Olds, Air, am/lm, auto Runs. but need~ tune-up. fir shift, p/s, p/b, 30,(Q) 1.!ake Offer! 549-234;; art 6 mi's. $2250. 546-1627. '55 Ford Sta. \Vag. Xln'I run-_:;o;::;:::O===== ning cond. Good transp, new tires. $200. 6-12-1037 PONTIAC '64 GALAXY 500, VS, auto, 55,000 mi. L1kP nu, S675. 543--0371. 542--673.'"> CLASSIC 1940 PONTlAC . S200 O.R BEST Of'"FER. • :.19-20:i7 * '67 CORTINA Deluxe, 4 dr, aulo, gd tires, runs gd, SSOO. Call 64&-~7.t aft G. '66 PONTIAC Lemanns, au\o trans, 6 cyl., $950 er mW oUcr. 968-4738. THIS IS A •SALE -· '66 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPO<I Ceiupe. Vt, &111o<Nllc, wlltt....11 !lrn . (5VY2"l "OK" '67 PLYMOUTH FURY V., &111.,.,.,.,1(, t.ctorV •l•. ~wtr i tff•lnt I. Drew , R&H. tTVJ16ll "OK" '68 CHEVROIJT IMPALA '66 FORD FAllLANI COft\ltrl, w, ,11c11 .ii1n, rM\O, M1kt'. A 90od vtl.,., (WICIOIJ ~299 18211 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach Hwy. Jt le. 9t ha D .... hy, Phono .$4S-H63 or147-61:19 Open 7 01yo 'Til 10 P;M. on WE SELL OUR EXECUTIVE CARS 3 TIMES A YUR. WE HAVE A G 0 0 D SELECTION OF 1970 MERCURYS,' COUGARS, MONTIOOS, & LINCC»LNS. SOMI WITH AS LITTLE AS 4000 MIW. ALL CARRY ' NEW CAR WARRANTIES. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! DURING JOHNSON & SON'S DEMO SALE! Now is the Best Time in 1() yrs. To Buy a Lincoln Mercury Product SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FORD MOTOR COMPANY Wide Selection Of Near New 1969 Mercury Models Coug1n & Mtrcurys, conv1rtlble1, station w1gon11 l 4 door hardtops, 2 door h1rdtops. .YOUR-CHOICE 52895 +Ta"• Uc. '69 COUGAR CONVERTIBLES With •utomatic transmission 1 power steering, power brakes, etc. '69 MERCURY CONVERTIBLES With •ir ~onditioning, power steering, power brakes, etc. '69 MONTEGO SEDANS With air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, etc. A NICE SELECTION OF WAGONS, MARQUIS~S, otc., AT ONLY 53695 YOUR CHOICE - '69 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 Dr. Hatdklp. Mat.omatle transmlulon, radio, be&tet, powtr • 11tccrin1, power brakes. Uc. XXA-668 '68 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Beautiful Ocean Tun:iuoise wit!J matchlnr lnterliir, landau top. ExccptlonaJly clean. Fully luxury equJ(>Pld Inc. faclocy air. One OWJK'r. Uc. UGC-170-~ '65 T BIRD Rich Midnight Blue metallic !lnlth wlth matchbtl Interior. F\111 power ,Incl factory air. Uc. OSE-64~ '69 MERCURY -MONTIGO MX 4 dr.·Sedan. Power steering, power brakes. automaUc tnJumlsalon, factory air, landau root, low, low miles. YWR-416 '69 FORD TORINO GT Convert. AttrActive cardinal Red with color matched lnterlor, while top, auto. tram., P.S .• radio, heater. U c. XXR 231 '67 BUICK LE SABRE Conv. f\111 power including factory air. U c. TI.fH-47l '68 CONTINENTAL 4 Or. Sed. Aegean gold flniah, brown landau root, teathtt Interior. All the Juxury features lncl. factory air. Uc. VTP·736 '69 CONTINENTAL Coupe. RoteWOOd metallic finish with black leather AX White landau roof. Luxury equipped, !actory air, etc. Uc. XSR.SSO ' '66 OLDS CUTLASS Automatic tran1 .. radio. heater, po11.'er steering, power brakes. SUX.012 '64 CONTINENTAL 4 door sedan. Velvet black finish 11.·lth t;ilack leather Interior. Fully luxury equipped Including full power I: factory air. Uc. OYS·5~ '2795 $4195 ?1150 $2875 '2025 $1550 $3325 $4975 $1075 $1050 :~~edCB!u~~~~~.! ~b~ Mlh matching leathtt !nlenor. $2500 Landau roof, rully luxury equipped a.nd fa ctory air conditioning, AM·FM radlo. One-owner car. Beautifully maintained. Lie. TRK·296 1 Mlle South of the San Die90 Freeway JOHNIONISOll DH..ollkVO, '.65 CONTINENTAL 4 door. Midnight blue fin(gh with blond leather Interior, landau roof. Fully l1m1ry equipped lncludlna: full power A factory air. Un111ually clean. Uc. TFC-869 '67 CONTINENTAL Bermuda Blur, matching JeAther Interior A: landau roof. Full power equipped with factory a ir. U c. VGV·252 '67 MERCURY 2 Or. H.T. Auto. tran!f., factory air condltlonln1, radio, heater, landau root. UOG-092 $1475 • $2500 $1375 .Johnson.son l!.D~@@[l,~ ©@~'ii'a~rn~'ii'&IL • ~&lffi~ ]][. lrn!PJ@!!DfmW. ©@!!D@&OO COSTA MESA 2626 Harbor Blvd. NEW CARS I 540•5630 642•0981 USED CARS 540-5635 SERVING 'J'BE AREA l'OR 'J'BREE GENERATIONS I ' ' • \ ' I --------------- Saliwd>I, llllth 211, 1970 ... t •·;r-•, , •• ,,.-.. -.1..·~··:--~ .. , . -. • .. . ,... . .. CADILLAC NINETEEN S.EVENTY . t, I ' t ,... . . I ,.. , . ' .. • i ~. . ' . • All 'cARS JN INVENTORY -~PUCED FOR THIS ONCE-A-YEAR · ,\. ' . --..: . . --~ - 1 H9 CADILLAC .. COUPE DI VILLI Full ·pow•r, factory •ir,.,..AM-F.M.-Du•I comfort t•th, vinyl top, cloth & l••fh• . ' . .. i. ' ,l" .• 'I •• j ! l er interior1 • pow•r door locks. ! 186-• · • ASGJ 'i f!RICE --·. ~ ... -----· _ _,._;__·....,._...;._ ___________________________ _... __ _.__...,,.-. ·I • .: ... .111 ' • • • : 1962 CADILLAC ANNIYDSAlT SAU 5666 &!6m DeVille. Full powtr, tacfory air, cloth le leather interior, etc. (GYG716) . niCI 1968 CADILLAC ANNIYDSAIY SAU 1'Jtttwood. Full power, factory air, till· 54333 telncopic wheel, power door locks, powtt trunk opener, 1te~ ill-FM Multl-plex. etc. PllCl 1964 CADILLAC ANNIVERSAIT SAU '51222 DeVllle Convt. J"ull power, f1ctary.~ 1ir~ AM-FM radJo, full leather interior. (RCZ:- 810) -. .. . -' . PRICE 1968 CADILLa'c •• -ANNIYllSAIT SAU Eldo,..,o. Flreml•t pain~ podded top, J.,th. $ '"' er interior, full power, fact air till· telescopic wheel, stereo ~~ ~;,.~ ; -,, door locks, power trunk opene ~~ ·_."' !; ,-..· ~ ~. ~. CWID7J5) ~ •.· '" ··'·£. •<*f · .,., .. ' ' ' -. ' 1967 CADILLAC '~:· ,.,.j.~s~'(;; " "' ., "'"S.3 ·-',, . .i , r· r ... Eldorado. Vinyl top. leather In~ tun~ •. ..._J 1 • • . , ~ ·. power, factory air, tilt-i.10 whee$iilter,..: ,. • 77-.j .,.,. ; AM-FM, etc. (WIC318) PllCE 1965 CADILLAC ANNIVERSARY SALE 51555 Sedan DeVllle. Full power. factory air con- dltlonin&, AM-FM ra.dlo, new tires. (TBY· 306) PRICE '1968 CADILLAC ANNIVERSARY SALi s3999 -Coupe DeVllle. Vinyl top, cloth A leather lnterlor, full power, factory air, AM·FM ridto, rear window d~oggtt. (YIT078) PllCE OVER 80 QUALITY CADILLACS AND OTHER FINE CARS TO SELECT FROM LARGEST .. SELECTIO~ IN .. ORANGE COUNTY! SECOND .. . ~ ·;;t~, .~. ... M4NU.~L. ;; ~: ~~'. :iJ8.ilVE8-~ ,! • • f SA-LE ALL CARS IN INVENTORY. REDUCED FOR THIS ONCE·A·YEAR SALE NABERS ,,, 'j' • , . _ , ANNmUAIY .iAu 1967 CADILl;AC t:ou~ :QeVille. Leather intltrlor;· p1.ddfd top. full~, factory alr, atrreo AM·FM multiple~ power door lock&. (UI,Y948) 1966 CADILLAC Coape DtVllle. Padded top, cloth I leather interior,,.full power, flctorY air, AM-FM radio, tilt-telncoplc wheel, ttc. (SJL135) 52999 Pl ICE ANNIYUSAIT S~IJ 52333 Pl ICE lHS 'CADilLA.~ .•. ANNIYllSAIY SALi -~ ~--<· ,,~ .. '""'i'lbr, '"" 51777 .,ilaw>rx: ~. t!\f.W• wlo:tl.~r &ks, crul.t contro), wo~bU ra- dio, etc.-(0$0632) 1969 CADILLAC S~n DeVille. Full power, factory alr conditioning, AM·F!ioI radio. <ZRF112) PllCI ANlllYIRSAIT SALE 5477.7 , 967 CA.,U.~C ·. -. . ' ··il~~·y SALE ·Sedan.DeV!lle. Vln.Yl-t<>1¥laalbe.-~"!''. ;,,,: ~3111 full power, fact.my. aft, <A»oJM· ~ •. \.1: , cruise control, powtr door lockl, etc. · -• !WFl'670 PRICE • ' ,. . _ .. .. ' . ,. ' I ... NABER'S LEASING . ' ' ANNIVERSARY LEASE _SPECIAL 2600 Harbor Blvd., ...... ~ ,:·:~Custa .Mesa r.~. t\:~.~ ... 4' ,~;_ ;: 1970 .. 540-9100 Coupe diVille ~ $175 .. --~ ....... . per moftfh ... ....., ... s11•t111l11, AM· 24 monlh PM ____ _ Open-End LtaM - -_. -.,_ ORDER YOURS TODAY Sp1•l1l l1••• 1fftr ,.,1,.. April l O, 1tro SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN ' 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun. ·- ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ALL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVf THROUGH TUEso,-.v. MARCH JI, 1970 f l ) j TRAVEL SPOTLIGHT 1970 Sou1Jt CAROliNA TliRows A }00Tlf BiRTlidAy ~ARTY ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE Dus1iN HoffMAN's PAiNfully HoNEST WoRld DAILY PILOT OltANGI COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MARCH 28, 1970 FOOD IDEAS WliAT PEAcliEs CAN Do foR YOUR ENTREES & DESSERTS ......................... ._. ......... ._ .... ._ __ .._ __ ..._ __________ ,_,.._~~~~~·~~----~ emerourself FOR Dll. ALBERT SCBIUJT, Loi A~elu Suici.Je PrefJf!nli.on Ce•W ,,. ..,,., •1e wro.,, •re ..... ·~""· ~ l.d1 Fut u 11a.e .._, co•n1C>• reao11 ~a1 -Mr•. P. ln1U.., Pei,.. -~ C.11/. • The most common age group commit- ting suicide is the elderly white male. Suicide occurs more frequently among the single, divorced. and widowed than among the married. Common reuona a.re loneliness. hopelessness. lack of at· tachments to family and relatives, and the feeling of useleasnet1s. FOR FRANCES PULLER, direcwr, Amt'riOJn Academy of Dramatic Aru I luaiH lte•rd ..,.,.1 .c- l.or• .ay lltey at11C1ya 1e1 ner11ocu be/ore 11 per· ii /onnanu. Ro.., tlo you Mlp 10fU" .i.uknU lo 011ereo~ ""'e /riflat,-M11ry Do111ru, Allaftli.c Cily, IV.}. • I have advised students at the Acad- emy not to ht' upset by being ne"ou.s; it is more frightening not lo be nervous. Professionals are paid to create an illu- sion for an audience and mmt learn to cope with a natural feeling of apprehen- sion before go~g on stage. FOR ROBERT BROFN of .. Here Come tM Bridel' Ru lai.tiory ployed .,.1 pore in /or•..U.cU.1 &1'e fH11u /or your teletti- 1 ioa aerie11-Rleley Lot?e, Re4SprU.,1, N.C. • The aeries deals with the immigration of women to various cities in the West. While it is fictional. in history a young civic leader, Asa Mercer, actualJy brought 111 prospective brides in two expedjtions 10 Seattle from the East. FOR CHARLES HAMILTON, .... 01Uo1rapla dealer lf'lalcA ..4.meriarn Prui- ~ 4enl'1 aUIOpnp" co ... ., -.ad.I clae Jai«M.i price .,._., 11IMI ~IUch Pre1Mhlli'• -. clae lotoel11-Mn. Har- oU }' erlcu, S.abor,..UJe, N .H. • Wasb.ington'a Jettere fetch the highest price with Lincoln's a close eecond. Let· ters of Franklin Pierce and Martin Van Buren have relati•ely little value. But a handwritten letter of Richard Nixon might bl'ing as much as one of Wash- ington's. What in the Worldl Resourceful "After five yeus of try- ing, I still can't put my fa.lse eyelashes on by myself," Li& Carpenter admitted to FAMILY WEEKLY. Liz was press secretary to Lady Bird Johnson and is currently whistle·stopping across the country, cam- paigning for her book. "Ruftles and Flouris.hes," about ber experiences with the Fina Lady. The tour involves visit· ing bookstores and small television sla· tions which generally do not have their own make-up staff. Yet Lis is seldom seen in public these dare without the eyelash accessory. Then bow do they gel on? "I look around for the youngest girl with the shortet1I skirt." Lia said cheer· fully, "and that's the one who can always help me." Uttle Man Girls aren't the only ones who enjoy a dollhouse. Th.is was ob· sened at the nursery school run by Fisher-Price Toys' research and de:velop- meot in East Aurora, N.Y. Ten tykea. 21h to 41h, attend for six weeks of super- vised play-and ~erybody learns. "Boys like to take the play people in our 'Play Family House' and toss them out the window, pretending there's a fire. .. eaye John Fisher ... And Daddy coming home is a big evenl Tbey'IJ walk him up to the front door and about, 'I'm home!• Everyone inside jumps to." Consulting psycbologisl Dr. Jerome Kagan com- ' Not tor gir/1 only menta: "The child is s imply practicing adult roles and increasing his ext>ee· tatfey of auccese." flOK PRANCES KNICBT, tlireck>r, U.S .. P4SSJXJrl A1tncy FAkla coUAlry it ltMNI •Urae&ioe lo ooer•ecu ~ lmoelers1 Prom tMkA -"~ •lllle do rACNI o/ Ille ,....po,., appuc.11.ona co-.e1--lrene Rol&r, DeoU. Lake, N.D. • Italy ie the moat popalar de.tination of puaport recipients, with France a close sec.God. Most passport application!! in 1968 came from New York St.ate, with California second. POK JACK LORD of "Hawaii Fior.Q'" Bowiid yoo fd llorted ia en •dlnf eoreer1- M ary Mir•rli•, Eall ~ £_ BrUJM.,,i.c.lc, NJ. }~~ • I ~came intettated in a career in act- ing after making some training 6lms for the Merchant Muinee. My 6rst major acting assignment wu in the film, "Cod's Little Acre." FOK HENRY AA.RON, AtlffJ'lta Brll'OU Do you IAinlc clud yo• "'"' eoe11taall1 bent FUlie May• in li/elbne ho•e raa11-1Ceal D~ FJ.renee, Ar.. • As far as I'm concerned. Willie is the greatest player I've ever seen, and l don't know if I have a chance to catch him in home rmu. What I'd rather see is both of U3 pass Babe Ruth. POR CIURLES SCllllLZ, • creator o/ •PMI&~· Do you ,,....., "Pea- lllli." •"" lau /r i4U. yoanel/ or tlo 11to11 earloonut• orl1ir1•le •"" co•plei. IAe haeo-""''-Kay 811Ucen, 0CflflJUMN, CaU/. • { write and draw all the "Pcanute .. cartoons myself. For the animated l'Y' show&, I draw the key pictures for all the action, then these a.re duplicated and mul. tiplied by animation artists who supply the movie tecbniqueii. ..,.., ..... • 1-..,_ • .-..? Y-ma ..._... da.111 -a..., ...t 1fe'D s• lt.e -from tl.e ..-i-t ~ 1-~""-S... .-.-. pttfenWy -• .... eerit, 10 Aek n.-. Y-af, Femi'7 Weekly, Ml ~ An., flf-Y.-k, N.Y. HOU. We ea-« .a-Wp ~ ... IS wW lie peW r-e.di -_,._ Dilatory Patients Too many heart at- tacks prove to be annecessarily tragic. according to a study made by Ors. Sidney Golchtein and Arthur J. Mose. usociat.e professors at the University of Roch. est.er•a school of medicine. The aYerage patient just won't make up hia mind: he takes more than three hours to de- cide to seek medical help. Then traM- portation to the hospital takes another 20 minutes. Despite our miracle age of heart transplants, the coronary patient needs to heed a simple, old warning : don't procrastinate! Come Clean Tips from the American lnstiture of Men's and Boys' wear include some unexpected heJp for the household : Rubbing eboes with a piece of while bread will remove many 11tubbom 11tain11. For deeply embedded dirt in fingernails.. try scrubbing with a damp nailbruah dipped in chy baking soda. What's Wrong with This Picture? Bedouin t:ribesmea used to wander the desert. while their citified brothers stayed near home and worked. But lately Bed. ouioa are beginning to settle in and around the ancient Biblical city of Beer- sheba, while the city dweller ii 011t wan· dering around the desert in his car. Here the two cuhuree meet on a aide "road'' as the sportsca.r breaks down. It look!! as though the advice being given the modem motorist ie the tribal version of "Gel a camel." Family ~TIM N.wspoJMr Mogcnlne March !9, 11110 UONAltD S. DAVIOOW P~ RoaerT ffTZOIUON Bd4tor·i,..CM41 MORTON RANK PwMWwr JACIC RYAN 111•-lli"ll Btllr- MAIJUS H. !IJNQUI Art Direc,_ MDANlf DI PIOfT Foo4 Edi~ You are Invited to mail your questions or comments about any article or advertisement that appears In Flmlly Weellly. Your letter Will receive a prompt answer. Write to Service Editor, flmilY Weekly, 641 Lexlnaton Avenue. New Yort, N. Y. 10022. fllf For You-; Famllyl 3 Glagt Steps Into the MMt Entertalnl .. Cl~ CultUrajly Instructive World of Finest Literature! Mall Gin Coupon lelow, NO Stamp Nee.ded. ,,;,,ALL of these Great CLASSICS . STOP ANY TIME-No Ollll,llflOll to eo.tl-1 I(_,, ALL 3 SoMa FREE £yen ff You Buy Notltln' •• Your GIFT Introduction to ••• THE WORLD'S 100 GBEA'r:aT BOOKS Now CW• tWs 100-Volilme Mll .... 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Giii ....... ,_. .................... .. .... = ,, .. ~ __ .., ...... , .......... ...s ........ ....... .... Giii 0..-..... ,.... ......... ...... G ..,., lWJ'O r------------------~---------,. I I I I I • . ~ . f~MllY WffltlY OIOUCAID DETACH AND MAIL CARD NOW-WHILE FREE VOLUMES LAST! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lllMUN ---I flON I J)e.,.. 257 9 f I I ! r !I W OMEN HAVE a special role ro play in revitaliz.. ing religion and morals in America. I don't mean in merely shoring up established forms and ritual•, but in keeping the church and home rele- vant to our young people., meaningful for all of us during a period of shift- ini' values. Alt a psychologist, I would not make any generalizations about the particular qualities of women u arawt men. Both sexes share equally many concerns and abilities. But our · approaches do differ, and I believe this is a result cif diff erencea in the way men and women were trained in childhood. Put simply, women are more con- cerned with people, while men are more concerned with things. And in an age o! increasing computeriution and depenonalization in schools, in industry, and in aociety in general, this makea their role important. Leif this aeems an oversimplifica- tion, let me explain : Men carry tremendous responsi- bilities in running our complex soci- ety and making the necessary profit& that keep thinga going. Thia neces- sarily meana that they are far more deeply involved than women in the structures of buain~. government, and all other large institutions. They are. in a very real sense, locked into these structures and as a conaequence they cannot always follow their own ideu or pre!enmces. Women, however, are not locked into the goveminr structures of so- ciety in the way in which men are. Wben a woman is a houaewife, even though her husband holds a very im- portant poet, she is not subject to the preasurea that he ia. With a few notable exceptiou, women generally are not employed in the f'f".ally major decision-making area& but in posi- tions that do not carry the degree of re.sponaibility that men shoulder. Being "invisible.,'' we are tree. Thia means ihat we are free to act on sug- gestions, follow our enthusiu~. and respond more quickly to change. If you reflect 011 the history of eo- cial welfare and community action in this country, you will find that many hospitals, homes, and welfare orga- nizations were started by women who recognized that structur es of society were not moving fut enough to meet a need and took adion. Women's groups-and frequently groups of church women-usually set up com- mittees and statf ed new organiza- tions to tUI some gap--and the com- munity benefited. In recent years, we have seen many instances in which church women have concluded that their church or community waa not doing enough in the field of civil right8, aiding the poor, or combating the causes o! C11nthia Clark We<lel , 61 , a in11ehol.o- g i ttt and the author of five booka °" tu ruu of women ift American church life, ia the wife of a prom- innt E,,Ucopa.l. th.eol.ogian, Dr. CHAllENGE TO AMERICAN WOMEN: Building a Here is an Easter message from a leading new force into the course of American life juvenile crime and have done some- thing eorustructive about it. Some- time.a the church or local government adopts a policy or a program only after the women informally have car- ried it on themaelvea for some time. An illustration of this is the num- ber of places where women became concerned about the juvenile courta and the treatment of youthful of- fenders, and lobbied successfully for improvements. In Woshlft9fon, D.C., for example, a very large proirram, which baa be- come· Church Women United. began many years ago when a group of women worried about what happened to youngBters in trouble with the law. The women decided to hire a social worker to go to court and aaaist youthful offenders. The social workeT also guided the women in ministering to these trou- bled youths, showing them that there were people interested in them and that they had a greater potential than they realized. This pattern baa been followed in many cities. Even in thia age in which a rreat many women, including wives and mothers, are employed outaide the home, t heTe remain more women than men dealing directly with the edu- cation and problems of children. Tbe majority of American mothers still are home with their children. and other women are dealing with chil- dren in Head Start programs, day nurseries, and schools. Teubinr re- ligion and morals remnina, a.a it haa always been, primarily a responsi- bility of women. Many fathers and mothers alike are deeply concerned today about what seems to be happening in our schools. Again, women are in a better position than men to get directly in- volved and help remedy some of the problems. Too often, thoughtless per- Theodore O. We<Ul. .lAllt Decem- ber 111.e WM eucted pruideftt 0 f tlte Na.tiona.l C01tnoil of Clturch.u, tile firat wom4ft to Mid tAat of- fice. Tlt.e ColmCil, eompoaed of 33 Protuta.nt and orthodox de- nom inatiOM with -'5 11ti.Uioft mem- ber1, ia tlte l.argeat co<>pef'atitJe religiotUI bod11 i9' tM United State1. sons think that somehow it is all the fault of the schools, the teachers, or the school system in general that ao much turmoil and confusion exist in our schools. Others think it must be the fault of today's children. The ·problems are many and com- plex. however, with probably ample blame to go aro~nd for all of us, young and old. But certainly one ma- jor difficulty is simply that there are so many more chiJdren in school. We have a larger population, with more young people of school age, and our schools increasingly are becom- ing overcrowded and inadequate. Communities find it hard to raise sufficient money under our anti- quated system of financing schools. Yet in this modem world, with all the intricacies of modern communi- cations and education, young people more than ever need personal atten- tion and the support of a one-to-one relationship. In many communities, programs of volunteer aides are being devel- oped in the school systems. This is an excellent means for mothers, es- pecially those who want to be home when their children are there, to make an important contribution to revitalizing the moral ftber of our country. If mothers would volunteer to help in their local schools, to be teachers' aides, and give individual attention to youngsters who badly need it, they would find that their own children and their entire com- munity would benefit. Coping with the generation gap appears to be a universal problem. It's a very real problem and always bu been. There always haa been a tremendous gap between the older and the younger generations. They live in different worlds and are gov- erned by different standards. But most knowledgeable observers concur that there may never have been a more abrupt generation gap than the present one. Anthropologist Margaret Mead suggest.a that this is because the gen- eration that haa grown up since the end o! World War II baa Jived aJl of ita life in a world radically differ- ent than that whic.h it.a pllrents knew. Youth never hu known peace in the sense that the older generation knew it between the two World Wars. It is a world-to youth-in which the threat of atomic annihilation always Family Week-Or/ Ma.1'ch £9, 1970 l New Morality for Our Youth pyschologist and church woman which could bring a constructive By Dr. CYNTHIA CLARK WEDEL has been present. It's alao a world in which space exploration has been expected and not something out of science fiction. And it is a world in which youth grew up with electronic media. particµlarly television. All of these thiDJrS have rnade youth a quite different people, lead- in1r Margaret Mead to observe that only persona born since 1945 are na- tives of the modem world. The rest of us are immigrants from an older world, burdened with all sorts of older ideas, which we probably will have to change. She points out that it always is difficult for persons from another culture to learn from the nativea but adds that this is what we may need to do. This means that today's parents may have to make a very real effort to underatand their children u the children grow up--probably a greater effort than their own parents ever made toward understanding them. Many parents currently are strug- gling with the problems of seeing their children rebel against their dic- tates, sometimea to the point of the children leaving home to live in com- munea, dropping out of school, and taking up drugs. President, Notional Council of Churd.es Many women's organizations, church bodies, and Parent--Teacbera Associations have set up discussion groups at whic.h panela of parents and children not related explain the things which trouble them. In dis- cuaiona, both generations can de- scribe the problema they face in communicating with the other. When these same problems are aired in the emotionally charged atmosphere of the family, neither side really Us- tena, But when the panel participant.I are not related to one another, they bear each other out-and learn. 0... o.-ct of today'• youth ia their deep interest in religion, both Western and Eutem mysticism, something I am afraid many older church members do not appreciate fully. For many persons, religion is a formalized affair. It is a matter of attending church and living "a good Christian life." But it appears to be something considerably deeper for many young people. They are concerned about the- ology and about following humane re- ligious precepts in a confused, often hostile world. Even the use of drugs suggests a misguided effort to find an experience that transcends the apparent emptiness of the material- istic world. Similarly, much of the rebellion of youth today is rooted not in what seems to be just anti-social behavior, but in high ideals, concern with help- ing others, about univeraal justice and freedom and peace. These are ideala that do them and their parent.I credit, although admittedly their ap- proach sometimes takea bi.zarre and Mn. Step/tame McCormick (Z.ft) ia ci tluologr teaekr at St. Joh" Fiaw ColUg1, Roel&uter, N. Y. Womn ci,., lulping ~ at tu eo""'"'""' ln.Z br brifll teacMn' ""'" ( 4botle) • bewildering turns. It is the result of youth's search for valoee in a world that changes more radically than it dld in our own youth. I believe that women have greater freedom than men to work with these young people, providing guidance and also learning from them, to create a more meaningful role for t he church and for morality in this new world. It ia our opportunity, challenge, and our responsibility. • Although It la easy for parents to deapair, even in these extreme cir- cumstances it i8 vital that they never take any step to sever relationships with their ch.ildren. lo the sometimea diffieuJt job of trying to keep a com- munications channel open, to resume or establish a dialogue, it usually is the mother who is in the beat poei- tion to act as intermediary, since abe has been closest to her children's development. Other women are 1erving aa nurau~ auua. Here ttuo enlut the help of Girl S cout1 in a hoapital benefit. Unfortunately, this very fact may make her the ftnlt one to feel the injured party, and wounded pride may cause her to toss everything into her husband's lap. While the father's role is important, the mother can never opt out just because the going gets rough. Having been closest to their chil- dren in the young~ters' formative years, women often may be in the best position to extend the sympathy and underetanding needed to bridge the generation gap. But to do this, they must listen intently to their children's ideas and views without instantly judging thetp on the stan- dards by which things were judged a generation ago. Famil~ Weeklv. 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But this year the state cele- brates its sooth anniversary of the first permanent settlement in South Carolina, and every effort is being made to have the world share in the gala event. The fact is that South Carolina does indeed have a lot to be proud of-great men and historic deeds to boast about and a variety of unique attractions to show off. Though the 300-year mark is official, South Carolina's history actually goes back to French at- tempts to settle the land in 1562 and Spanish attempts in 1526, Jess than 36 years after Columbus. Because of the penchant of so many South Carolinians to think in terms of family and history, Americana will be a focal point of the celebration. But the present and the future also are included. Here is bow South Carolina in- tends to entertain its visitors: To moke sure tbe visitor geta an accurate picture of an its his- tory, permanent pavilions will be opened. Charleston, appropriately, will depict the t\nst 100 yean1. It was here that the first aettlement- then called Charles Towne-was made, and where moat of South Carolina's history ia displayed. Walking tours are encouraged along cobblestone streets past wrought-iron fences that surround the grand old homes, stiU painted white to ward off the bot sun. Some stiU have iron spikes pro- trudi ng from their columns to pre- vent pirates from climbing and entering the houses. Before leaving Charleston, you might want to study a local idio- Viaitora to CluJ.rlutcm ca.n tciu ca.rricoe ride pa.at old "''"''i°"' ctld, Mar Grem11ilh, 11Uit geodu1c pavilion ( artiat' a concepticm). ayncraay baaed on geography. Charleston, on the coast, is part of the "low country." Columbia, the capital, Is j t the "midlands," and the Piedmont region is con- sidered "upcountry." But there's more than geography involved. The industrialized upcountry looks to the future. Columbia tries to bridge the gap. By all meons, start in Charles- ton. Its celebration begins Satur- day, AW'il 4, and besides ita living museuDl8, it will feature a recon- struction of the landing site. Further inland, Columbia will feature South Carolina's second 100 years, centering on a new and exciting museum. All the way upcountry, between Greenville and Spartanburg, the third 100 years plus a peek at the futlll'e are seen in the most striking of the new pavilions, a geodesic cube designed by noted architect, Buckminster Fuller. South Carolina invi tes you. So y'all come on over. -KEVIN V. BROWN Southem Regance at a Glonce- Save $71 Famil11 W••kl11 ream• de.trixlf tlt.eir OtUll pided tour tltro11.g1' 51 of C'-arlutoft'• fiue& A&,,.., 1'UIJI •"'1 for ill• pidMr ... filud kok, "Soa.tMn. lxtmon"~ tAo" 300 pli-otoe br WJorld-f oMOu pl«>tograpAn-Samul CA.ambnl.ai"l le 1/t.owa duig11,, ont4- mntoticm, /Kr1tUlt.iftgal 1'n"z 11%". Origi'IUJU11 pxbl~lt.•d at 11 S. Mail $7.15. to 51501 "Soutlwrtt /xtm.o-r1," to.u Book Bldlf., 4500 N . 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Then slle turned toward the kitch- en and shouted, "One club sand- wich for an architect!" -Dan Benn.ett Notkittg maku tire coat of litJ- iftg more reaaonab~ tkue dav• tit.aft priciftg fu'UrtJla. -Fra1'kli1' P. Jon.ea ...... What a captivating ehfld-- Una&ected, <'heerla.1. mild, Well-behaved, and aequieacent. What a ehame lt will become A reeentf ul, qaarrehome, Stubborn, 111Uea adoleKent. -F UliaM Jf' allhn T~ i"11 of motherhood: Wit.at a woman. e:rp~u 101t6'l all the ehildrn are fiMll11 itt. bed. -LucilU J. Gooct11ear A couple of husbands met and one said: "How's your bachelor friend George these days?" "I saw him laet night," came the reply, "and be wu mending slowly." "I didn't know that be had an accident." "He didn't. He was sewing but- tons on bia ahirt." -Latu Olinglwuae The Sovie:ta mav brag, but we atiU lt.at1~'t Ma.rd of """'r Am6r- ic4M arri'fliflg p_,,.tUlu, i"' Rt1.1114 a.mt becoming miUiona.iru. -.Joh" K. 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DUSTIN HOFFMAN: From Odd Jobs To Superstar He's th e kind of pe rson you pass without seeing-even though he's Holl ywood's hottest property By PEER.). OPPENHEIMER. Duatm Hoffm41l ad /Of& Voight bot1l 100tt acclaim for rolu ift "Midftight Cowbor." JUST A LITI'LE over 10 years ago Dustin Hoffman was pounding the pavements of New York City loo~ng for a job. He got quite a few. He wove Hawaiian leis, checked coat.a, typed, waa an a.ide in a mental boepital, sold shirts at Macy's, was a short order cook in a coffee ahop, and did a little janitoring at a dance studio on the aide. Occasionally, he even acted in summer stock. Today Dustin Hoffman strolls around hia spacious Greenwich Vil- lage townhouse sifting through scripts and movie offers and says with &Teat con1ldence: "I am in the very fortunate poaition of being able to choose the films I want to do. I will no longer accept anything unJeu the character is rich, the story im- portant, and the director acceptable." That's called stardom! Thls new status bas transformed Dustin Hoffman from just another face in the theatrical crowd to the hottest young actor of the day, and it has atreded his whole family. His wife hu to keep replacing the name- plate on their door ~use fans ril> it off. I waa anxioua to meet the Oscar- award hopeful and find out how it feels to have three hit moviea-"Tbe Graduate," "Hidnigbt Cowboy," and "John and Mary"-playing simulta- neously. In his next film. "Little Big M.an,'' he portrays the only 1urvivor of Custer's Laat Stand and ages from 16 to 121. When 1 walked into the reception room of hia manager's office, I started to move put the other faceleaa in- dividuals in the room when an arm shot forth and a pleasant voice said, "Hi, I'm Dustin Hottman." I hadn't even recopiud the man whose per- formances I had admired. Without any coaxing, Dustin launched into a discussion about him- self. "I didn't at.art out to be an actor," he said. ''When I wu a boy, I wanted to be a piano player." Hoffman tried college but washed out alter one year at Santa Monica City College. "I got bad grades, due to disinterest and hostility on my part, I would say." In tboee days, he didn't haff much confidence in himself, partly becauae he was slight of build. He's only 5-feet-6 and barely bits 146 pounds. He was also convinced that he was unusually homely and considered him- self an outsider . He enclecl up in acting "because it was the only thing I could do pain- lessly." When he finally ventured into the theatrical world on bis own in 1968, be headed for New York "be- cause I didn't want to fail at home. "I never had any really cloae child- hood friends," he admits. "I can count only about half~a..dozen friends even now. The rest are acquaintances, mainly because I don't put myself in a position to make new friend.a. I don't dance, and I bate parties." He met bis wit e, the former Anne Byrne at a laundermat. "I had al- ready gone through my motorcycle period, wore long hair, a sheepskin vest, and rode bare-chested," be re- called. ''That wa.a eight years ago. She wae 19 and I was 24. I was really waiting for an acting job. "One day I went to tb1a launder- mat. That's where I met Anne. She was with the Philadelphia Ballet at the time. And we had quite a ro- mance until l went to North Dakota to direct a play. Alter that, she got married and bad a baby. "It wasn't until three years later that I aaw her picture in the paper. l wrote her a letter. It just so hap- pened she bad broken up with her husband, and I had jUBt broken up with a girl I was going with." They went together almost three years, most of which was a time of struggle for Dustin. Then came the call from Mike Nichols telling him he had the part of Benjy in "The Graduate." "Anne and I looked at each other and got depressed,'' Dustin recalled. "It waan't just that we were goina to be apart for five months. We knew that our lives would be changecl An experienee like that could either so- lidify a relationship or explode it. In our case, it fell apart at first. Now it's wonderful!" They were married in May of last year. Dustin and Anne and her three- year-old daughter Karina live quite modestly in a $4-00-a-month brown· stone across the street from his orig- inal $126-a-month Greenwich Village apartment. Hls one lftd.llgllnce when be came into money waa a huge $700 desk which be considered worth the price since it wa.s a "lifetime" purchaae. Be has no intention of forge~ his brother's advice : "If you ever hit it big, don't change your standard of living. If you do, you'll have to start accepting roles for the money, and then you're not your own man." Dustin baa remained bia own man. And he has remained honest with himself. He knows his greatest talent lies in character roles, although bis idea of "character roles" would dtlf er from many others. He admits, "Play- ing eccentrics all the time is a cop- out for me. l have this fear that if I am just myself, I'm dull." But be never la I • r I l! I I I _j ___ ... _ f MDLY WEEKLY COOKBOOK MELANIE DE PROIT Food Editor • Keep an asaor1ment of canned 1K'•c.-bet1 on pantry •hell or in refrigerator for isutant u&e. SUced, diced1 or balve9--Chilled and eerved with theJr •yrup -make a perfect end_ing to a meal. Use the~ loo, •• a major recipe ingre· dient as weU H to enbant'e flavor and appeal of other reeipes. Peach-Crowned Rice and Meat Casserole ~ cup batter or margarine Y2 cup c.-hopped oaJon 1 clo•e garlic. minced 1 up uncooked regalar lonit· itrain white rice Ya ua.apoon salt % tea11poon grouDd dDAamon % tuapoon ground ansplc.-e % cap 1oldea raiaina 2% cupe canned chic.-ken broth 1 can (16 oz.) sliced dine peachN, dra.ined % cup peach syrup 6 panbroiled lamb c.-hops I. Heat butter or margarine in R large heavy skillet or saucepan. Add onion and garlic and cook until on ion i!\ l'Ofl. 2. Add rice gradually, stirring con- i;tantly. Cook 2 to 3 min. Add a blend of iialt and spices, then the raisins and broth ; mix well. Bring to boiling; cover and cook over low heat until rice is lender. 3. Transfer cooked rice to a 2-qt. casserole. Mix in % cup peach syrup. Tuck in the lamb chops a nd spoon p~ach slices between chops and around edge of casserole. Brush rtie peaches lightly with melted but· ter or margarine. 4. Tightly cover ca!'serole with alu- minum foil. Hent in a 350°F. oven before bringing tn the table. 6 servingx Peach 'n' Deviled Ham Salad 1 can c:9 oz.) cling ~ach halns, chillf'Cl and drained 1 can ( 4 Yi oz.) deriled ham 2 to 2Yz oz. Cheddu or SwiM cheese, shreddH Yl cup mayonnai8e 2 teupoona prepared horseradish Z tea1po0u anted ortion Yz uaapoon W orcestenhire sauce 'h cop ftn•ly chopped pimlento- etull'ed oliv.a 1. Mix deviled ham with remaining ingredients for dressing. Chill thor- oughly, if desired. 2. When ready to s erve, nest peach halves in lettuce c ups and arrange 12 F'amilN Wlfklu, March S9, 1970 on a platte r for butret service or salad plates for individual service. Generously s poon ham mixture into peuches and garnish with water- cress or parsley s prlis. 6 to 8 1enin.g1 Peach Whip Topping for Gingerbread 2 cups (4 Yi-os. container) thawed fro:un whipped toppin~ l 11nack·pack can (6 oz.) diced clh11 peachH % cup chopped salted nat.s Gin~erbread (prepared fro• your favorite mix) Chopped marucldao cherriea 1. Gently fold the peaches with syrup, one ha lf can at a time, into the whipped topping. Mix in nuta just until blended. 2. Spoon onto squares o f warm gin- gerbread and garnish each serving with cherries. About ! citptJ toppin<1 Note: The topping may be served a11 a dessert. Pile lightly into sherbet gla~ses and serve with brownies. Peach-Glazed Cheese Cake 1 ~ cups graham cracker crambe 3 tablespoons sugar 6 tablt11poo111 butter or margarine. softened 4 lablt11poou Jemon-fl .. ored itelaUn ( Yz of a 3-os. pkg.) "z cup boiling water 8 01. (l pk!f.) cream chfft!e, softened 'Ii teas poon nnilla extract ~ cop Bogar !'z cup chilled heny uum, whfltped 1 C'an (16 0&.) slicf'd ding J>HchH. drained ~S c.-up peach 1yrup 2 teaspoons l•mon jaitt 1 teaspoon onftHorf'Cl gelatin I. Butter bottom and sides of an S.. • in. round layer cake pan with re- mo\•able bottom. Mix t he crumbs and 3 tablespoons sugar in a bowl. Us ing a fork or pastry blender, mix in the butter or margarine. Press crumb mixture very firmly into an even layer over bottom and up sid-.s of the pan. Bake at S75°F. 8 mi n. Cool on a wire rack. Serve Peack-Cro10ned Rice ti1'd 'ltfeat Ca.uerote tvith a. 1oeU-ckilud lettuce a.tad t01noto tJalo.d and warm cruaty rolla for a delutable ltmcheon or ntVPer mnu. 2. Pour the boiling water over lem- on-flavored gelatin in a bowl; stir until russolved. Cool ; chill until slightly thickened. 3. Meanwhile, mix the softened cream cheese and extract in a bowl. Add the remaining 1,4 cup sugar gradually, beating until blended. Sth· several tablespoonfuls of t hick- ened gelatin into cheese mixture. Continue adding gelatin mixture while stirr ing constantly until well blended. Gently fold in whipped cream. Pour into cooled crust. Chill until set, about 1 hr. 4. Soften unflavored gelatin in re- served peach syrup and lemon juice in a saucepan. Stir over low heat unt il gelatin is dissolved. Chill until slightly thickened. 6. Arrange peach slices in ft swirl pattern on top of chilled cheese cake. Spoon syrup glaze evenly over peaches. Chill until glaze is set. 6. To serve, remove rim from pan and cut cake into 8mall wedges. OJU 8-1.n. ch.ee&e cake Spiced Peaches en Casserole 1 can (29 os.) cUng peach halna, drained % cap peac.-h syrup % c.-up packed brown sugar Yi teaspoon ground cinnamon % teupooo ground nutmeg 14 cup batter OT margarine, melted % cap oat, wheat, or bran flakes ~ cup finely chopped J>«•M l. P ut peach halves, cut side up, in a shallow 1 'h-qt. baking dish. Pour a mixture of the syrup, sugar, spices, and 2 tablespoons of the butter or margarine over peaches. 2. Bake at 350°F . 10 min. Spoon ft mixture of the remaining ingredi- ents over peaches. Turn oven con- trol to 400° F . and continue baking 10 min. 4 to 6 servings Peaclb-Macaroon Mold 1 doz. 2·in. dry macaroons• 1 can (29 oz.) sliced ding peuhes, drainH and diced Peach syrap and water lo make I Yi cape Uqaid I cup cold water 3 •n•. unfla•ored gelatin 1 tablespoon ~mon Juic• Yz teaspoon almond n1raet 2 cups heHy cream, whipped 2 egg whites ~ teupoon salt Yi cup .-agar J. Gently crush macaroons to make fine crumbs Cabout 1 cup); set aside. 2. Soften gelatin in cold water in a saucepan. Stir over low heat until gelatin is dissolved. Remove from heal and stir in peach syrup and water, lemon juice, and extract. 3. Chill until Al ightly thickened. Fold in macaroon crumbs, diced peaches, and whipped cream. 4. Beat egg whites and salt until frothy. Gradually add s ugar, con- tinuing to beat until peaks are formed. Spread over gelatin mixture and gently fold together until blended. Turn into a 2-qt. mold. Chill at least 6 hrs. U nmold onto a chilled serving plate. Abont 1! 3ervi1H/& *If necessary, dry macaroon s on a baking ii heet in a 326°F. oven about 10 min.; cool. • ' 4 ---.~ .. ts --........... . ... _ _ ,_,_ ~ . ., .... . , If,.. ............. ,...... ................ '**' ..... ............ ,.. ................... ....... THAT'S RIGHT! You mey heve eny 3 of the best· selllnJ 8-tnck cartrid&n shown here-AU 3 for only $1.00I That's the febuk>us berpln for new members who join and .,,_ to purchase as few es four edc:Utionel Mfec::tions In the oomln1 yeer. AS A MEM8ER you will receive, eYefY four weeU. e copy of the Service's buying guide. EAch Issue offers scores of different ca~ -the best· selt.n from over 50 different labelal If you went only the '98Uler selection of your musical Interest. you need do nothln1-1t will be shipped to you autometically. Or you may order any of the other cartridaes offered ... or take no CMtJ1d8e at au ... Just by retumln1 the conwn· ient selection card by the dat. specifled. What's m<>N, from time to tfme the Service will offer some special certridps which you mey reject by nrturnlna the special ct.-. fonn provided ••• or accept by dokta nothlf\I. YOUR OWN CHAllQE MXOUHT1 Upon enrollment, we will open a charge account In your name. You pay for your cartridaes only after you've reoelwd them-and are enjoyin1 them. They will be melted and billed to )'OU at the reaular SeMcie price Of $6.98 (some special cartridaes aomewhet hiaher), plus a meilln1 and handllna charge. Y'()tJ GET FREE CMTRIDGIESI Oooe you've oom· ' pleted your enrollment •lf98ment, you'll pt a cartridee of your choice FREE for .wry two car· tridaes you buy! That's like getting a 33~% dis· count on all the IHrack cartridges you want • . . for as long as you wantt COLUMBIA-=° CARTRIDGE SERVICE ,.,,. ............. 41111 ., --_.., ......... (c:e..dl -.... ..t,): O htJU..a 1111 O Y-es-N. O ~ I ........ •1-11• •1-21• L-------------~---------~ -------- - ) This certificate entitles you to a half ·price discount on the purchase c:A Hudson products aa outlined in this announcement. OffW llDDd llldll se,t. 15, U1' t a. tur• to include tltis Cenilkot• w'*' you '"" tfte fKflw coupon '*°-'· WE WILL PAY ONE-HALF of ·your first order for Hudson vitamins and household drugs to prove the famous Hudson catalog saves you more!~ GERITOL• 1• TIMltl ... $US* Hlll&I Tltlm , ...... , h f . s ~. 75 ••• •••• 2.,. .. , .... J 1119. ,. ... u.,. JS ••• .... ,. ... A llOtllllM ,.,_., llUd fOf t111 P'htlltlCll ol •lttarJ. "°" deflciffey 111111 II I clllly •Jt~ auppletllllll Of tllt ~It• wltMllll1 11111 Vtt.111 C. FERRO-SEQUELS 1• ....-1e1 ...... $l.50 Hudlon FE.ROCYL 1• ............. $4.2S ,....._~ 1re11 ~""a ffcal ~. 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ONE-A-DAY• 181 TMlttl ... $2.15 Hudson ~DAILY VITAMIN 1• T*'b ... $1 .. METAMUCIL• 14H. ... $1 .. HudlCNI • REGACILIUJ.t<& 11 a .... $2.11 Aid to eo11stlpatklll rtllff. t'Tllta offer not evalteble to resident. of the Det-aware Valley area. e Huchon Natlonal Inc. 1970 BUFFERIN • 1•1*911 .. 11.41 Hudson 48UFFERED ASPIRIN 100Tlllllts ..... ~ EXCEDRIN• 1• Tllllltl .. 11.a Hudson 4VANTRIN• 100TIMetl ... 191 IOMINEX n Tllllltl •.•••••.•••••• $3.5,. Hudson BET .ft.REST n T-... ..... $2.25 Fer 1100% tfhcthit lltlllt't ..,, .... Ula• ........ . ANACIN 1• TIMltl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25 Hudson llTRI .... t•T.._ ....... $ :19f Pllllmltf......__ COMPOZ•T-..... --.-. -.. -.-. -.. -.-. -.... $3.05 Hudson BAN-TENS••TIMltl ..•... $1.55 fer Ult t""9Cn'J r.lltf fl W.,lt .,_ ~ • ll'Oll CHOCKS• ftt.UI lltOH 108 J1.i1ts ... $U2 Hudson •PERX PHI re.. hw OW-I s.•u.r.•11s ••.S.P. •ltt so..,. 2 .. . u .. . , .. . a .. . h1q. IO ... PALS• ,. 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BIG STBI' for 1t4Mj:J._.Vocm SRINll'fC °''BR -U.S. ftl,. lGMi'Jt{I C011et' po1t1"4rked tJer dollo.r, 01'6r 80 vecira old, te&OOa ~ it.amp Aob-ia briglt.t, tnteiretdtz.ted--/ut bf. a~ 1~e. Buv 11 cu it came from tl&e Mim. A tOOrtA, get botw3 at.a.mpa, al-ft'M oift for begiftaer or col- k~r hr tt0tAi"11, retv"' lector. Comea 10itl& iUMtmted 1t.a.mp1, CtUICd aennce. Cot1er coi11 mt.alog. IJ. LittUtma is '°"rs. 16' ltdl.g. KmLMOre, Stamp & COO... Dept. E'M-t, F JI -508, Milford, N .H. 0!055. Littleto", N .R . 03561. Weekend Shopper By SUSAN PAINE IN THE RIGHT SPIRIT - A fine, gratifying way for religious groups to raise money is to eell meaningful items. Each religious gift bears a reverent message. Free fund-raising brochure gives information ; how groups have bene1ltted. Write Anna Wade, Dept. 2366C, Lynchburg, Va. 24605. FREE book shows how to start wholesale busi- neu from your home in spare or tun time. Buy at lo1o prices from lOO's of items. "How To Wholesale for Profit." Specialty Merchan- dise Corp., Dept. S-193A, 6968 Hayven- hu nt Ave., Van Nuys, Calif. 91406. 20TR CENTI.JRY Type Set: 6 obsolete coins; Barber dime, Walk- ing Liberty % dollar, rare silve r dollar, Standing Liberty quarter, Liberty V nickel, Indian Cent. In case. $7.95. 2 for $16 ; 10 for $69.50. Add ~ postage. Numismatics. Dept. T-56, Sl Second Ave., New York, N.Y. 10008. '-' ACcoH•o.1 FREE color catalogs and • disoount prices show big savings on famous make accordions. Write to the Accordion Corp. of America, Dept. FW20F, 5635 W. Belmont Ave., C hicago, Ill. Pl.A Y the guitar in one week I No tedious practice or exercises. You get 320 soup, guitar tuner, com- plete instructions with chord select.or. $3.98 ppd. Terry Elliott, Dept. FW-26, P.O. Box 1918, Grand Central Station, New York. N.Y. 10017. PLAY THE llARJIONICA in 6 minutes or your money back. Has solid braas plates and tuned bronze reeds, with nick- el-plated coven. In.stnictiona, 200 eonaa, plus 50 for harmonising. $3.98. Ed Sale. Studio FW-6, Avon-by-the-Sea, N.J. 07717. LEARN income tax preparation at home! Earn up to $700 per month a.a a tax pre- parer! Low tuition No salesman. Write: HAR Block. Tu Training Inst., Dept. 80'7, 4410 Main, Kansaa City, Mo. 64111. FAIR Ofi'FER -A lady who wiahea to earn '26, $60 or more in a few boun a week 1 You can be a Blair Beauty Dealer I Sav-• inp on, your own beauty and home product.a as well. Receive free beauty products worth $8.60 plus free caWog, information. Write Blair, Dept. 240JC1, Lynchburg, Va.24606. SEE S11ARP and clear -with %-Ira.me magni- fying glueea to read dne print and details. Look over top for non- magnitied vi&ion. For folks over 40 without astigmatism or eye diseue. State age. With cue, $3.98. Add ~postage. Nel-King, Dept. FWK-30D, 811 Wyandotte, Kansas City, Mo. 64105. nJN.FOR-ALL -100 gaily colored 6 f t. balloons are made of flexible latex, can be twisted and turned into any shape with- out breaking. $1.26. Balloon Fun, D~t. FWS·E, Box 126, Bethpqe, N.Y. 11714. Wu~ Slt.oppn-ikma ere NOT a.dt1ertUi"g. If product. •Aotcm are Mt civall4bu at etOf"U, Of'tUr '"'°"' •o•rce• U.Ud. ANewMapzlne aboat Cats and Kitten• autMI °"'1 fw CAT LOYEllSI CAT FAXCY r-----------------------, ~~ .. ~· ........................... ,Ill I ~.-. ........ *' *-,.·•1,.--0--..... I I 0 I v ... °""I' U.iO 0 ~ y,._ °""' " Q J Yn.. °""' .. I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~ I I I I FALSE TllTH KLUTCH llelcla thelw tlglalW KLlTl'CH ..... ~ _..._ ...... .................. ._ ........ &Mt ,_ c.-...... talk •Ida ~ ormlor. ..S ..-itJ: ID__,,_ • ....._ .. ••It .. wlU. aataral ... tlL. Klatdt ._ .......... °'·a _... ..... ~ ... u,.- P.• clO.a't ..... Xla~t ·-·· ... ~ --...... &Idea, -_. .. l()f ..... wW -0 J"llll. ---trial bolt. Um:ll Cl ... l'lllWa. IU. 14•2 VIOBIN ~~:~ T Oil gives Vigor More Stamina Endurance Less Heart Stress 'Don 't &eliere it1 You Will when you read NEE lultetin # l 5 18 yean reHarch World hpert ,hy1ical fitness •IFUSE SUISTITUTH -Only VloBln OU proved effective. I COMPUTER MATE IS NOT 11-•...iM A DATING GAME OH MY W! successfully find !*'tners !Of I rNtnmonv and oompettble ffl.OOsflips.. ' All AGES -ENTIRE U.SA I Absolutely conhdentlll (&Jve 119).. ACHING BACK Write tor free oroc:hure and quest•oo~lre. COMPUTER MATE Nantu bukadw, ~he and m~ I °"' ..... tic .... "",(' ... eo_ ,.... I -ISIPt:-1 eular acba and paJne ....,, -on I Ent 42 SC ... ....,; ~c!!i. N.Y. 10(>17 ::~==-~d~f u~~ l"i"J ~. •Ith ... u-, ~ PHOTO CREDITS niabta i. wartns ,.,.. out. .u1-. ,_ Co"" lob Wt". 111U..ra\i; nd lrritabk, don't wait, tl'7 Ooe.n'a PW. -an en..,_le, a pain ,... P'l:tge 2: QS. lit-YU. Ooan'a pala·NUevia• adJo., OD '°99 41 J-f'kbfeff1 Hoffondl Col'I-naalq be.ek.athe S. of-0-auwe:r. of .. 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Yert. lt.Y. 10022. .,._ What Do Many Doctors Use When They, Themselves, Suffer From Hemorrhoids? belune fonula sh'• ,....Jil. telQonr7 relW t .... ....._ l~ill ~caw ...... ad.ully -.ea,. elartak swoUea la~ U.w--aned "7 lal•• .. doL A recent •urvey among docton itch of tiAuee and helpe ahrink showed that ftfty-eight per cent swellinl' of in.ftamed hemorrhoid of the docton reporting named tiuuea. ~ upon bu.nclnds of one particular ~ormula which patienta ahowed thU to be true. they either wie or recommend for The medication u aed WH their famili•. Preparation He-there'• no other Thia medication in cue alter formula like it. And Pre~tion e&H giYea prompt relief for H needa no preecriptJon. Oint- houn trom pain and burning me.nt or Suppoeitori•. I ! 3-WAY GUARANTll 1. If IMltallillld OI wriYll,.,.. wiw.10.,. .. ~ ,..,.,.., 2. 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'GOLDll.OCU' 1.-.,, l:30 PM ---·-COSTA MESA 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT IEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA IEACH SAODL~IACK WEEK OF MARCH 28 • APRIL 3 TH£ DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 21, 1970 till HOLDER DICK WILSON'S WILSON ·FORD SALES 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH I --F-ORDl ------~ A roun: ~.h\opy type drov~ hli little fOl'elgn doodle bug in- to a pa station and parked for quite BOmetime by the pump counting the change ln the palm of hll hand. f'lnall)'. the attendant, who had been notlc· hig the little agrlculturtl decals ................................................................. the machine aald, "Do you ~t 90rne gas, or shall Just water the flowen!'' A young mlla <who wu probabb' the· girlfriend of the boy we jblt mentlolWd) was sampling aome perfume In .a depai'tment atbtt. The salesgirl ~teed the teenager that the l.iagredltnta were sure to wean her boy trtend away ft'om hll dual car- bureton ... Have you seen Ford's 1970 Thunderbird? 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SUNDAY, MARCH 29 . 10:30 AM IJ Cit) (j) NHL Hockey (C) Boston Bruins vs. Det roit Red· wings at Detroit. 10:!5!5 fJ (17)@ NBA Basketball (C) Teams to be announced. 12:30 0 AAU Basketball (C) Akron Goodyears vs. the Columbus, Ohio team at Akron, Ohio. 4:00 fJ @ (j) Ameriun Sportsman (C) Auto race driver Cale Var· borough hunts ruffed grouse in Maine; former football star Jerry Kramer and world fly-casting champion Jon Tarantino fish for trout in Alaska and actor Rick Jason hunts grizzly bear in British Columbia. Curt Gowdy hosts. 4:30 fll) Skiing (C) "Don't Let the Bumps Get You Down." Demon· stratlons on avoiding loss of control and balance when skiing on rough terrain. 5:00 ~ (j) The Ktlly Challenge (C) fl) International Futbol·Soccer: Necaxa vs. Monterrey. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 8:30 O Championship Wrestling (C) 9:00 fl) Box de Mexico: Professional boxing from Mexico. Flght of the week. THURSDAY, APRIL 2 8:30 D Boxing (C) Tentatively scheduled are Ruben Navarro vs. Ely Yures in a 10-round lightweight bout. FRIDAY, APRIL 3 7:55 D Kings Hockey (C) Los Angeles Kings vs. Oakland Seals at Oakland. SATURDAY, APRIL 4 l:OO ~(j) Greensboro Open Golf (C) See below. 2:00 m Greensboro Open Golf (C) Coverage of the $180,000 tour· nament from Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro .• N.C. Finals will be televised tomorrow. 2:30 I CBS Golf Classic (C) Semifinals fro. m Akron, Ohio. 3:00 · Toros: Bullfights from Mexico. 3:30 @(})Pro Bowlers Tour (C) The $100,000 Firestone lour· nament of Champions, live from Riviera Lanes. Akron, Ohio. 4:00 ~ (j) CBS Golf Classic (C) 5:00 fJ @{I) ABC's Wide Wort_d of Sports (C) 7:30 1:00 9:00 -10:30 11:30 6:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 11:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 7:30 a.-oo ... 10:30 11:00 11:15 SUNDAY, MARCH 2' 9 "Miidred Pierce" (drama) "45--Joan Crawford, Ann Blyth. 11 (C) ''The Tender Trap" (comedy) '55--Debbie Reynolds, 7 17 3 (C) ''The ChH•" (drama) '69--Marlon Brando, Jane Fonda. 11 "••ttt• Cir-cu." (drama) '53 -Humphrey Bogart, June Allyson. 1 2 (C) "Joan of Arc" (blosraphy) '50--lngrid Bergman, Jose Ferrer. MONDAY, MARCH 30 7 (C) ''"ht• Eoptl•n" Part I Jrelialous drama) '54-Jean Simmons. I "A Tree Qro-In Broolllyn (drama) '45--Dorothy McGuire. 7 17 3 (C) ''The O.edly Affair" (dram a) '67-James Mason. 4 23 6 (C) "Anbellque" (suspense) '66--Gresory Peck, Sophia Loren .• 9 "A French Mi.tress" (comedy) '60--<:ecil Parker. TUESDAY, MARCH 31 7 (C) ''TIM Egyptian" Part II (religious drama) '54-Jean Simmons, 9 .. SunMt •outward" (drama) '50--Willlam Holde~1 Gloria Swanson. 7 17 3 (C) "Se'Ven In Darllness•• (adventure) '69--Milton Berle. 4 23 6 (C) ''"ht• Stiaklnt Qun In the West" (comedy) '69--Don Knotts, 9 "Eecepe From lAst Bertin" (drama) '62-0on Murray. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 7 "Rawhide" (wntem) '51-Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward. 9 (C) ''rapa's O.llcate Condition" (comedy) '65 -Jackie Gleuon. 9 "One l"otato, TWo Potato" (drama) '64-Barbara Barrie. 11 ''The Worfd Was His Jury"' (drama) '58--Edmond O'Brien. THURSDAY, APRIL 2 7 (C) ''The Qtto.t and Mr. Chk:ken" (comedy) '6&-Qon Knotts. 9 (C) ''To C.tc:h a Thief" (comedy) '55-Cary Grant, Grace K.tly. 2 2' I "Fate la the 1-tunter'' (mystery) 'M -Glenn Ford, Nancy Kwan. FRIDAY, APRIL 3 7 (C) "Come Spy With Me" (mystery) '65--Troy Donahue. 9 ·~tract• on 34th Streec'' (drama) '47 -Maureen 0 '.Hara. 17 3 Rio Gt'11ftde" (adventure) '50--John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, 9 ''War of the Satellltn'' (K l·fi) '58--Susen C-abot, Dick Miller. SATURDAY, APRIL 4 5 (C) "Vlrsfn lelalMI'' (comedy) '58--John Cauavetes. Sidney Poitier. I ........ et tM Top" (drama) '59--Laurence Harvey. U ......,. c." (dl'llm•) '54-Robert Teytor. Janet Lelah, 4' 23 I (C) """' Juncte" (comedy) '68--James Gamer, Eva Renzi. 11 "l"at and Mike" (comedy) '52-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. 9 "Stant~ and Uvlnptone" (adventure) '39--Spencer Tracy. 2 (C) ''Twllll!M for tM Qods" (drama) '58 -Rock Hudson, Cyd Charisse, Arthur Kennedy Leif Erlokson. 7 (C) "Sunday In N-Yori!'\ (comedy) '64-Jane Fonda, Rod Taylor. WHY NOT llASf OR BUY YOUR NEXT C·AR At Orange Count11'• N~e•t U~ln Mereur11 Dealerslafp SPECIALIZING IN STRETCH &. KNIT FABRICS end UNGEfllE WI H•YE THI ~INl~T SELECTION OF KNIT FAlllC5 ON THI ORANCH COA.~T. 2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD COSTA MESA 540-3268 Page 3 WANTED IOYS & GIRLS AGES 3 TO 19 to Audition on CloHd Circuit Television .nd Qualify for HOLLYWOOD TALENT POOL lllAMDON CRUZ Br•ndon Crut join~ th. t•lent poof, and five mont+.s l•ter signed • five year contract with M-G -M. Now he can be seen eech week .t 1:00 Wednesday eve- nings on "Courtship of Eddie's Father." Hollywood T •lent Coordinator will ~ in Or•ng' County this week for your on-camer• audition CALL (714) 547-6251 Talent Search Being Conducted by TAKE 1 PRODUOIONS HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. SATURDAY MARCH 28 fVF N INC 5:00 B It's Acade•lc (C) University (LA.), North Hollywood ind An•· helm h~h schools compete. U ii c!!LJ loff M1pz111t11 1969 All-AllltflC111 T•• (C) El1ht of professlon1I aolf's leaders "' lnteivlewed ind their styles 11\1· lyzed by host Les Kelter. n @ CDU> AK"• w. w..w Of Sports (C) The 19th IMUll Florida Derby, 1 1 Va -mile test fa< the nation's leadlna three-yt1r-old1 from Gulfstre1m P1rtt in H1ll1nd1l1, F11. <Tentative schedule). fJ TIM Avenaera (C) CD Movii: (C) ''111e T1t1dtr TrlP" (romance) 'SS-Debbie Reynolds, Frank Sinatra, Celeste Holm, Caro· lyn Jones. 1 ...... (C) 00 Hip ChlMJTlf (C) Joya attn Coob (i) Call of Ult West (C) Im CfM "' II Tatdt: "Los Bar· baros del Norte." m Sports Specbcul1ra (C) Gil) TMtro de Ill &trtlllt 5:30 R Roel Strtin(1 Wondtrf•I WINU Of ... Deception (C) (R) 1J KNIC NtwltfYlte (C) 0 Press loa (C) Cassius Cl1y ruests. m Clllllp•'• lllalMI (C) fll) futwe (C) (R) ''Green Years." Sammy Davis Jr. n1rr1tes. ta (j) " • .,...., lept Tlleltn: "Conflict." f?:)Rifltun 1:00 IJ Bia ,..., <C> (60) D 9 Ci) m H•ntlty-lrln•S., (C) iO) Crand Ole 0.,.., (C) (30) loss CltJ (C) (30) The Re1I Don Steele hosts. m Allltufs. Adlo11 alMI Advellt"" (C) (30) "Pit of Gold." 6:30 R lNIC ..... C:O.ftrllla (C) (30) Melody bllc• (C) (60) Jerry W1ll1ce, Lynn Harper and Norm Forrest ruest. D Rosey Crier (C) (30) B. B. Kina. Mantan Moreland and Or. Auaust White ruest. I Run fOf YHr Lffe (C) (60) (J) Hert c... tM Irides (C) Ci) lnatl·lll (C) (60) Twin Circle HeMllne (C) (30) Author Henry Hulitt ("Man versus Welfare State") discusses the causes of Inflation. I Hit Parade (C) (60) Edae of O.mlty (30) Man fro• UNCU (C) (60) 1:00 R 9 oo cas [""'n' ..... (C) · MIC S1rw, {C) (30) "What Ever Happened to Hollywoodr' U Anniversary C111t (C) (30) fJ Dtath Valley Daya (C) (30) ''A Saint of Tmellers," m i l~c!AL t Mttro1111dla ,,._ta • • .) (60) "Buddy Greeo'a 'A Very Spedal Occasion'." A mu.siul visit with Buddy Greco and Susan Barrett at 1 Florid• dude ranc:h. The Family Album b featured. EE I IJlc!A( I 1\e ta.la.. Picaue THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEJ<, MARCH 28, 1970 (C) (60) (R) ''Greatnus In ttt ~art 11." Jennifer Warren, Gene M1kln1." The conception and bultd· Wiiheim, Al1n Boele, Frankie Alia· ln1 of Plcauo's 1ftat dVlc sculp· loft and The Son1s « Liberty l\*t. ture, commlasiontd for ChiClfO. U (Hl (])U) Ji99J Dwutt ,,._ m ... ,..,.. CC> <JO> ,... 1\e lellMll simrs <C> cso> 7:JO fJQtCI) JMlll ....._ (C) (60) Perry Como, John Hartford ind Kramdtn and NOl'ton enlist 1 hyp· Char11t C.lllS ruest. notlst to "tap" Allct for IOmt cash. fJ News (C) (30) urry Burrell. om w, ...... <c> <60> m •• ~ <C> (30> 0 SltllnllJ Nllfilt Sllew: "R1whldt: fE 'Ille TtJ TUt Cmr Up (60) At Spider Rock," wtth Clint East· "My Boy." Jackie Coo11n. wood ind Eric F1tmlnili: D @(J)@llHc 11\e U• 10:GOIJ9Cl)M111nl1 (C) (60) (R) .._ W..W .t ... c:.tMll M1nnl1 triu to trap 1 killer whose (C) (60) ''Call of the Dffp." A bullet has blinded him. This epi· looll at why Capt Costuu 1nd the *Ode, written by Barry Trivers, hlS men of the Ctlyplo have made 1 been nominated for an Edpr Award career « OCNnolf'lpfllc rw1rt11. R the MrstefY Wrttera of America. 0 ....... s ....,..: .......... ., m ..... <C> <3o> Sl MlfY'I" (drama) '45 -Bina • ManMI Dillon Crosby, ln1rid Btrcman, Henry ms ........ fa•llJ (C) (30) Travers. A priest ind a nun rtbuRd lO:lO g Relltrt I. Dornan S11ow (C) a fallin1 Plrodlill school. (10) Tentattwly scheduled guests -~i(icc'faT:= ~ ~ lncludt Mr. P1ul Deville and Stln· ~ (60) lty L. Avery, 1ttomey. Cl) Maitlllll• ., c.w. (30) U ,..., (C) (30) em Bonds. II!) 1 IHcW I £nttf F1lll (60) fJ Twtllpt lw "Los Oolorot0s." m .... : "TyciMe" (drama) '47 1:00 m .... : (C) '1lle T .... T,.,,. (romance) 'SS-Otbble Reynolds, Frank Sinatra, Celeste Holm, Caro· lyn Jones. A dtbonllr New Yort bachelor, with a flocll of cal'llf lir1• tryln1 to trap hhn, meets a alr1 wtth her own Idell of a Mar· ri1p P11n. -John Wayne, uraine Day, Sir Cedric Hardwlcb. A youn1 Ameri· can rallrotd builder finds 1etion and romance In utln America. m EnMat Tllbb Sllew (C) (30) (fi) Cl) Lfft, Amrtc.n Style (60) a> htlpert t.e Tnwtl (C) (30) OJI "f<WITu racta bJ r-. 11:0011 OU mm NIWI <C> (C) (60 Home viewers maJ phone fJ Mowlt: (C) "Yieftnt Saturdaf' In, and Hk questions about special (drama) 'SS-Victor Mature, Rich· tu problemt they may have. ard Ea•n Sylvia Sidney m , ..... n. (90) "Aaoss tt1t • · River." Lou Gilbert and K1y Dou· llJ 1V hr!Jtl•e (C) bleday star. 9 @ Crut Mak (C) II> Sffvil 'I Edi• (60) Qt Cl) TMs Weet la Rniew (C) l:lO. 9 Ci)..., n,.. .... (C) (30) 11:15 II,...... 5Z: "'f... H.. " Bob and Katie discover thtfr new Ellollt'J" (drama) '54-Burt Lan· 1partment ntlaflbora aren't peffect. cuter, Deborah Ke"· Frank Sinatra, Lori Martin, Jerry M1th1rs (UHt. Donn• Reed, Montaomery Clift, 0 @ 00 m Ml•·lt (C) (30) Ernest Boranlne. "Lor 114-Tht Hero." Officers Mil· 0 SatwU., Nlpt Mowit: (C) "TIN loy and Reed assist firemen at • SH Ala Rill•" (dr1m1) '57 - bumin1 w1rehouse where a youn1 Tyrone Power, Av1 Gardner, Errol min makes an heroic rescue. A. Aynn, Mel Fe""· Eddie Albert Ma1'Mtits. Ernest Hemlnp1y's story of people D EIU W'itfl °'-' uuaht up in the "lost reneration" Mtftl ) (60) Aines MoorthNd after the first World War. and Sharl Ltwfs sue:st. QJ@ S,.llllltt TltNtaf (C) o @rnim u.r.. •• <C> ... _ · G m11 • th Ph111 (60) The Music M1k1r1 prt'liew ~"er.~un, ue a in e P· Easter and harpist Lind• Haf'lit pines. with Tyrone Power. auests ~ Ci) Award TllNtrr. "Sea Hawll," ... ~ ) with Errol Flynn and Claudt Ra ins. t:OO.., IOl Ci) lrttt1 Acfes (C) (30 l111'1 Uncle Fedor makes an un· 11:301J m Jellnny Ctraon (C) expected appear1nce at the Ooua· &J Cotptl Mulic Tl111t (C) 111 firm. Leo Fuchs ruests. @ (]) Tiit 111 PlaJ/Wrestfina (C) ~~~mS:~~m':i 12.:oom ..... <C> '63-0tbblt Reynolds, Cliff Rob· U :l5 m Movie: "Q .. rtet" (drama) '49 erbon, OIYld Janssen, Eiieen Heck· -BISll R1dford. Raymond Lovell. art, Alke Ghostlty. A Bro1dw1y star ., returns to lltf country home to 12:30 m ~-Nipt SMw! ."F•!!en Anael find sll ablndontd children livina •nd End of the River. on the property. l2:J5 @ (])Judy LJ11n n .. 11J I.ct Owen Dew (C) (30) , II) Nedtt de &tr ... (2 hr) "Es-1:00 IJ Movie: --C,alll Lindina' (dra· quln1 B1j1n." ma) '58-G1ry Merrill. Roger Smith, Nancy 01vla. t :JO II Qt CiJ PtttJceat J•ttetlell (C) (30) The handsome •nd wealthy a ..... (C) Dr. Peter M1r1owt comes to visit 2:00 U II ..._. (C) "The Heert of Dr. Janet Cr1i1 •nd the family Rome." fears they will lost her. Keith 2.:JO 1J Ntwl/llft u1 Tllll DIJ (C) Andes l\IHls. 0 'Ille S.•• WtrW If ~ 11t1er •:55 m HeltrwMd 1..t Enter S.nrlst (C} (30) "Generation Rnolution Stmce (C) • SUNDAY MARCH 29 MORNING All stations reserve right to change programming with- out advance notice. •:SS m I 5'1cllb I Holl1wood Bowl Easter Sunrise Service (C) At the first sign of day, the sunrise trum- pet call, "Gloria Patri" by Meineke, will be sounded by eight trumpe- teers, Main speaker Is Bishop Ger. aid Kennedy of the United Metho· dist Church. Guests include operatic soprano Mary Costa, basso Jerome Hines, the 180·voice William Hall Chorale and the lSO·member Easter Sunrise Youth Chorus. Bill Welsh is master of ceremonies. 6:15 The Chrlstophers 6:30 The Biblt AnJWtrs 6:55 Clve Us This Day (C) 7:00 To11 and Jerry (C) Mr. Wisllbone (C) Slaed H•rt (C) (])Easter Spedal (C) 7:15 The Cllristophera (C) 7:30 lltman (C) Musk Ind tile SCIOlltn Word (C) Rebtb Wlttl a cause (C) Herald of T rut11 (C) Rtwivll fires (C) Ri = ind Goli.fll (C) 8:00 :;s=1 Enter SelYicn From Boston (C) The Easter holida,s 1re commemorated with a live Easter ' service from Boston, Masuchusetts. l(i) Blt!Mn (C} 0 ~ Culdt (C) 0 m f lflc!AL I Pontlfkll Easter Aurilia m I Holl1•ood Bowl Mus (C) For the first time on TM llblt AMwtrs (C) &sttr Sunrlte Strvlel (C) (R) See U.S. TV. the Mass f!om ~. Peter's 10:0019 (j) face th• Nation (C) 4:55 AM llstlnr. Square, Vatican City, celebrated Hour of '"9r (C) I Cllurdt In tht He•t (C) by Pope Paul VI, is presented. .@@a> lullwtnldt (C) @ Flm laptist ~rcb (C) Clthtdral of Tomorrow S> Movlt: (~ "Sft01Wflre" (west-Cine tft Su C...: "El Hombre C.mpus Profile ern) '58 _ Don Merowan. Molly de la Mascara de Hierro." Starrina • Day of Dbcovery (C) McGowan. Jose Cibrian, Jose Elias Moreno, Wondtr11111 (C) m A•erit.1's favorite HJmns (C)/ Alejandro Cobo, Gloria Lynch. Allen RtvlYll Hour (C) Public Service Fllm (C) m Prince of hact (C) ~Revival fires ~ (6) Faltll for Today (C) m> Easttr Special (C) "Los MIS· ~od la tlle Answer (C) m tilt Story (C) terios Gtoriosos." . Easter Services 10:30 8 tlj Cl) NHL Hodl11 (C) The 11:30 0 Movie: (C) "MOfpn the Plratt" 8:30 D =um ~·i;r Do·Rlpt (C) hlih flylnr Boston Bruins led by (adventure) ·61 -Steve Reeves. 0 Movie: (C) u ..;~um of tlle record shatterinr defenseman ~b· Valerie Larrange. fronfietsman" (western) '4~r-by Orr skate 111lnst the SUrj1nf m Sta ,.,..r (C) d n M R J 1· L do R Detroit Red Wlnp In a National o ac ae, u ie on n, ory Hockey LH"Ut "•me of the week ~lhoUL . • • . m btllryn Kufllmin (C) Dan Kelly calls the pl11·by·pl1y. 9:00 fJ I IPl{!lt i Tllt Vur 1200 (C) 0 0@ m Frontie~ of Faith 12:00 m 11le Prince of Peacie (C) Jazz CBS News Easter broadcast feetur· (C) Fln•,1• P~rrar;n of 'The gu•ll!J Cantata, composed, conducted, per· ing poetry and pron from that of Life. Man 1 . Pleasure will formed and sun& by ex·narcotics period and current exhibit of re· foc~s on the question of why, in 8 addicts. Compo•r · conductor Is ligious art at New York's Metropoli· soeiety that man controls, there Grer Oyk~ Members of the Syn•· tan Museum Is a marked absence of pleasure. non Foundation in Santa Monica Cl Mrs. Alpi;1 Btt (C) ''The Golden Partlcfpants are Dr. Willard Ga11in, perform. Fish." A visit to Marineland. assoc. late professor ~f . psychology. at I lntelllJtnt Partnt (C) 011 of DbcovtfY (C) the Collere of Ph1s1aans ~nd Sur· @ f.xptriment in Ttltvllion (C) @ (]) Q) fantqtic Vopie (C) geons, Columbia University, and • Penptdivt (C) Coaptl Music (C) Professor John Ma1ulre, O~pa~ment . , Drama Dominlal @ btllryll Kuhh111n (C) 01 Reli&ion, .we:=~ ~niversity. 12:30 II AAU laaketball (C) Allron Good· Ci) "ull Gospel Rtvlval (C) fl,i @. (}) Q) nd Answers years vs. the Columbus. Ohio tum • Ma a Mano Randlero (C) faitll fOf Toa, (C) at Mron, Ohio. • 11le CllristOphtrs (C) : Stsamt Stnet (C) (R) #90· m MJ Favoritt M1rtian (C) 9.30 '.' ~-itaui: •n <~•~P 104. A flve-~our replay of last m ORAL ROBERTS With • Vickrey 0c>-:'herty ~=lpa unit~ w"k's pro&TI1ms. * ORU SINGERS in COLOR Methodist Church.' 10:5.5 0 @ CD (f) NBA 8aaetball (C) I Oral Roberts Prltllltl (C) I Clene Alllry 11:00 O Movie: (C) ''The Thrill of ltl · An..,lcln Problttns (C) @CD m Spldtr·M•n (C) All" (comedy) '63 -Doris Day, 1:00 • @@ m Meet tllt ,,... (C) @ Or1I Roberts (C) James Gamer. f (Continued) I AFTIRNOON THE MAGIC NAME OF BEETHOVEN "If aoy single composer has the concen- ball market cornered, it's definitely Ludwig Van Beethoven," says Leonard Bernstein. ''A good 40 percent of all symphonic music played today is the product of that tower- ing genius.•· Bernsteio's own enormous love for the music of the immortal Beethoven has again led him to choose one of the composer's works as the subject of a New York Phil- harmonic Young People's Concert. He and the Philharmonic have performed Beethoven p~ time and again on the award-winning series of concerts on C BS. Now Bernstein turns bis attention to "Fidelio," Beethoven's one and only opera. narrating and conduct- ing the work in a condensed concert ver- sion in color, Easter Day. Sunday at 3:30 PM on CBS. Elucidating on the subject of Beethoven's dominance of the concert stage, Bernstein comments, "An all-Beethoven program is probably the most frequent happening in the symphonic field. And what is the main piece on virtually every piano recital? A Beethoven sonata. During World War 11 what was our music symbol for victory? The four opening notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. "And when a great man dies, what do we play in musical tribute? The Funeral March from Beethoven's 'Erolca.' And on United Nations Day, or whatever. what is 1be inevitable piece of music? Beethoven's magnificent Ninth Symphony. It seems to be forever Beethoven--a magic name that's become a synonym for music itself.'' The esteem in which Beethoven has been held for well over a century and a half was perhaps most ftamboyantly. but nonetheless most sincerely, illustrated by a long-ago symphonic conductor named Jullien . who had his own unique-$Ome would ~ay ec- centric-way of showing his worship. Each time he mounted the podium of a European concert ball to perform a Beetho- ven work Jullien would have a pair of kid gloves brought to him on a silver platter. While the audience patiently waited he would put on these gloves with a great deal of ceremony and then proceed to con- duct the music-with a special jeweled baton. ''Ostentatious perhaps," says Bernstein. ''But as h eartfelt in its own way as the si mple veneration of the music lover in the last row of the top tier at Philharmonic Hall. There have been few composers who have inspired the kind of awe that made Wagner speak of Beethoven as a 'Titan' and that led Tchaikovsky to call him a 'God.' 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IMMERMAN DATSU 2145 Harbor, Cotta MeH 540-6410 Pa1e 1 • 211SMASH ACAIEMY AWAll WEEI WBlll'S GREATEST FILMS WiDllPI 1114 OICll'l I ... ,. 8 SUNDAY/7:30 PM . MILDRED PIERCE JOAN CRAWFORD ANN BLYTH MONDAY/ 7:30 PM A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN JAMES DUNN/ PEGGY ANN GARNER DOROTHY McGUIRE JOAN BLONDELL TUESDAY/7:30 PM SUNSET BOULEVARD WILLIAM HOLDEN GLORIA SWANSON WEONESDAY/7:30 PM PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION JACKIE GLEASON GLYNIS JOHNS Color THURSOAY/7:30 PM TO CATCH A THIEF CARY GRANT GRACE KELLY Color FRIDAY /7:30 PM MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET . EDMUND GWENN NATALIE WOOD JOHN PAYNE MAUREEN O'HARA _, SATURDAY/7:30 PM ROOM AT THE TOP SI MONE SIGNORET LAURENCE HARVEY SUNDAY/APRIL 5TH/6 PM "YOUR CHOICE FOR THE OSCARS" 5th Annual Presentation Co-hosts : PHYLLIS DILLER & VINCENT PRICE Film clips from this year's Oscar nominees I Vote for YOUR favorites in six categories. CAU NOW! RI 9-1461 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 28, 1970 SUNDAY (Continued) Guest is John D. (Jay) Rodlefeller IV, Secretary of State for West Vir- ainla, who joined the Demomtk Party and Is tbe nephew of two Republican Gowmof'S. Lawrence E. Spivak Is model'ltor. 0 Ci1l CI>a> Dlrtctltiu (C) "Ch1n1es In the Uturo." Oatfloct tw•• m Tiit World lt'9flCI m Pvb11c SeMa m. Qi Ci) Dollblt Future: "Trooper Hook" •nd ''Tunes of Glory.'' 01 FtltMI ta llldrtd 1:30 I.I Tiit New SodltJ (C) Paul Udell hosts. D h it : "Tiit Clown" Part II (comedy) '52-Red Skelton. 0 U) DitcOVety (C) "Discovery Goes to Key West." I Voice of C.lvaty (C) CI) Pusport to Travel (C) Ci) W1eon Train (C) Arriba et Norte Profiles of Proereu (C) 2:00 1J Conversations With 1 Psydli•· trlst (C) "On Takln1 Your Life." Dr. Edirard Stainbrook is host. 11 Movie: ''Sien of tM Crosa" (drama) '32-Fredric March, Cl•u· dette Colbert. l.Prm Coftference (C) Bud Owtftl S.OW (C) CJ) S.nclay Metia• Maica 'I P1labfas Co•pasa (C) lnslctn (C) 2:30 1J Belief (C) Dr. Clifton Moore hosts. Dr. D1niel Aldrich, Chancel· lor ot the University of California at lfvine. is Interviewed. 0 MO¥it: "MJ hi Qus" (dram•· comedy) '52 -Richard Widmark. Joanne Dru, Audrey Totter. fJ f\eilllon $ Movie: "Between Two Wortda" (drama) ·44 -John Gar· field, Paul Henreid. I Stoneman F1mily (C) fNlUrt Bronc. P1ttern for Uvlna (C) 3:00 IJ lnsider/Outaidtf (C) Part II of the response by blacks to integra· lion. T rum1n Jacques is host. 0 Youth Ind the Police (C) "JU· venile Justice." Superior Court Judie Sherman W. Smith and Taft Hieh School students are featured . I Chiller Ernest Tubbt (C) (i) Yoa 111d tM Law (C) CrUz de AJltOr Pet Boone Celebrity Qolf (C) 3:30 II i IJlcll t i New Yon ~r­ M nlc Youne People's Concerti (C) " 'Fidelio'; A Celebration of Lile." Conductor Leonard Bernstein de· votes the entire proeram to a C()n· cert version of the only opera ever written by Ludwig Van Beethoven. The composition was first performed In Vienna on Nov. 20, 1805. D A(rlcutture USA (C) "Feed Lots and Ranees." A blend ot artifacts from the past and the latest in computer science ls the hallmark of an unusual cattle·feeding op· eration. I!) TV Partyllne (C) Q) Ci) F11ture Fiim (C) "Fair Wind to Java." Fred MacMurray, Vera R1lston. fD Mlsttro1trs' Ntipl>orhood (C) i?3 Alrkuttatrt USA (C) 4:00 D .0. C.•pa (C) "M1lcolm Boyd on Campus." e I #Hc!AC I flab LI Mindi ,.. r* (C) Bill Loomas de$;riba the 160 units of this colorful par.de celebrltine the 19th 1nniwrs1ry of the incorporation of the Orenae County commility of La Mlr1da. Theme of the parade Is "A Birth- day Party." o <i1l rn m AIHricM ~ (f) Cale Y1rborouati hunts lfOUM, Jerry Kramer ind Jon Tarantino flah for Alask1n trout, Rick J1son stalks ariuly be.r. II) Dollars Ind StftM (C) /haport to Profit (C) fE Whafa New? (R) a (j) Tiit Kiiiy Cltalltnre (C) 4:30 I Newsmakers (C) • Speak Up (C) • Fallllty Al• Festival: "Bloftdie'a Hero" (comedy) '50 -Penny Sin· i~e~on, Arthur Lake, WI Ham F1•w· Ha.tel (C) S.mton (C) : Sklin( (C) "Don't Let the Bumps Get You Down.'' ~Ci) New YOJk P' h II harmo n le Younr People'• Conctrt (C) 5:00 f) K1CXT NIWI (C) Clete Roberts. D loqlliry (C) f.\ "FRANCIS OF ASSISI" * Color! Stuart Whitman fJ Movie: (C) "fr1nda of Aaiti" (relilious drama) '61 -Bradford Dillm1n, Dolora Hirt, Stuart Whit· min, Pedro Armendariz. A story of lhe faith ind coura1e of the foun· der of the Franciaan Order In the early 13th century. ! Daktarl (C) httJ Dwe (]) Seven Arts Theatre; "Four Faces West.'' @ 00 My World (C) El1J The Show (C) Cartoonist Al Capp 1uests. @I) International Futbol·Soccer: Ne· cua vs. Monterrey. I Htre Come tit• Stirs (C) Dominps Qipntes Man From UNQ.£ (C) 5:30 1J f3 Ci) Amateur Hoar (C) D All AMERICAN COLLEGE * SHOW--Guests: Glenn Ford and Ross Hunter join host Arthur Godfrey I All-American Collea• Show (C) Mr. Maaoo (C) McHale's NIVJ 00 Wortd TomorTow (C) fVENINr. " 6:00 II 9 00 CBS Evenlnc News (C) (30) 0 @ (j) m Frank Mc:Ctt Report (C) (30) 11 Polka Parade (C) (60) fJ SING ALONG with MITCH * MILLER EASTER SPECIAL fJ i tplciAA. i Sine Alone Wltll Mitdl Miiier (C) (60) A famlly photo album is Mitch's inspiration for this salute to EISier ind springtime. m Min From UNCLE (C) (60) m Anlm1l1, Action Ind Advtnturt (C) (30) "Lona Uve the King." T Coverage of the coron1tion of the Shah and Shahanshah of ln1n. •· ~. ft of It la, h· .. e, lh kl "• n· ,,. ic s. i" 'd l· >f ,. in " I· 11 :) t L h y n d • " ID Speculltioa (C) (60) (R) "A Conversation With Edw1rd Kelnholz and Claes Oldenburg ... (!)Frankie Av.-•1 Easter $pedal (C) (60) 6:30 II Rod Serlia(s Wonderful World of ••• lnco•petloe. (C) (30) (R) B fU @ m C.E. Collep Bowl (C) (30) ID Stir Tr1k (C) (60) °"Ci) 5'1ppy (C) (30) 7:00 II ta Ci) Uuit (C) (30) (R) After a Plunge Into 1n icy Colo· rado river to save a trapped crow, Lassie fiahh for survival. Maurice Clle'fder, dM wodcl'• fOftlDOllt Frndmwa, CU. Tlewen Oii a toar of lall lilome lontecl Jun outside of Pn •• 8adaJ a. Channel 5'1 SltoWCMe 5 Kita at 7 PM. ID addldoa • *>willl ~ bJs bome, ...... ucl dat poelt9o Sloas aDcf mtmellmts ~ftd durtna lall ~ Jean .. *"' busiaaa, Ot-..ller .... suda aB- tlme fuortta u : "l'luulk B.eaYU fCK Uttlt Clrla," "Mlllll," ucl "April ID Parts." 0 @@ m Wilcl IUnl'lo• (C) (30) (R) "Experiment at Doddle- burn." Mar11n Perkins and Stan Brock visit a ranch In Rhodesia and observe an experiment con· ducted to determine whether the techniques of cattle ranching can be used to help domesticate some of Africa's wild animal herds. 0 ShowcaM 5 (C) (60) "A Visit With Maurice Chevalier." 0 (j1J Cl) G) Land of Ult Giants (Cj (60) (R) "The Clones." Two giant scientists succeed In dupli· catin1 the Earthllnp, makini Iden· tification of the real ones virtually impossible. 0 Rat Patrol (C) (30) m Barblra McNair Show (C) (60) Peter Lawford, Shari Lewis, Bill Medley and Sunday Child 1Uest. fE The Advocates (C) (60) "Should the U.S. Eliminate All Tariffs and Import Quota.s on Foreign Oilr' m Comicos J CanclOnts (30) 7:30 f)~(j)Te R•t Wit11 Lon (C) (JO) When a father-daughter dance with Alison and Penny's ballet rt· cital fall on the same nliht. Mike tries to make both with some fast footwork. D 0 (6) m Wonderful Wtftd ot DbMJ (t) (60) "Nature's St11n1· est Oddballs." A nature featurette combining live·aotlon and anima· tlon explores many of· the stranger animal fonns known to man. Car· toon favorite Professor Ludwle Von Drake narrates. 1J MilHoa $ Movie: "MJldred Pitrct" (drama) '45 -Joan Cr1w· ford, Ann Blyth, Zachary Scott, Eve Arden. An ambitious woman and her selfish dauatrter both fall NEWPORT INTERIORS In love with the same man-who 3326 East Cont Highway ends up murdered. WILTON HOLT ID Passport to Tmel (C) (30) Corona del Mar, Callfomla D.Utw Gd Proprietw "The Land and the Bible." Hal .. _________________ IMll_llll!_llllll!~ Sawyer narrates. g) Muimlllano J Cariota (30) 1:00 II ED SULLIVAN SPECIAL * FOR VIETNAM Gl's. II ~ 00 Ed SulliHn (C) (60) Sullivan takes a troupe of pertorm· ef$--flip Wilson, Bobbie Gentry, Buck <>wens, David Frye, Nancy Ames and Gladys Knilht and The Pips-to entertain wounded-Viet-• nam veterans in Army hospitals in Denver and San Antonio this month at the invitation of the Suraeon- General of the U.S. D Roller Games-live! (C) * T-BIRDS vs. CHICAGO g Roller C1mes (C) (2 hr) T·Blrds vs. Chicago Hawks. ~ NEWPORT -COSTA MESA DENTAL CLINIC I) I{. \\ (,I J : c rr· I' ALL U~~ION PLANS HONORED I > I ', I I I·~ I "' I''\ H. I I \ I ..... I \ I ,., \ ( I ' I I '' ' I I I I I'd,, \·H. \'l' l'l\ l!H,I \\ 1 1 h •. ~--------- 534 W.19th ST ., COSTA MESA , Phon11642 ·8814 fJ @ C1J (:B Tiit Fii (C) (60) (R) "The Swindler." Erskine inves· ------------------------ tlgates a banker's death and un· n @cvm ABC Sunday Movie: m KATHRYN KUHLMAN covers the operations of two con (fl "T1le an." (d ) '69 men who prey on small town Mar1on Brando, Janera~nda, Rob· * AND GUESTS IN COLOR bankers. ert Redford. Story centers on a ID KatllfJft Kulll .. n (C) (30) m Mo¥1t: (C) ''Tiit Tendtr Trtp" modern-d1y sheriff In 1 town that fD S.ull (C) (60) (comedy) '55 -Debbie Reynolds, goes berserk. (R) U:OO I II 0 (i) 9 (J) ._ (C) Fnnk Sinatra, Celeste Holm, Caro· I News (C) (30) Lany McCormick. ~nd of r...,,.. (C) lyn Jones._ New York bac~elor meeb Muuum Movie (60) , WHlll• f. Buell., (C) Robert a gl.rt with her own ideas of a ; Forsyte Sap Ema (60) A col· ous former New York City Com· Marriage Plan. I ct' f st· ho i tervl ..i • 1 .. 1A' f p .... ... . ID Calf' World (C) (30) "Th e ton o po .s w n ews, ~v m.-ner o a ..... rue ... . s . .. e 1n1 backiround on both performers ID It la Wrtt1111 (C) Bottom of the Wortd._ Cesar Ro-and the characters they play. 11'30 II Mewlt• (C) "JoM tf An!' (bl· mero explores Antarctic.. I Dollinros Herdu (30) • ph ) -,50 1 ..id 8t ft) Miii ''"' CodtiM 9·30 Newa (C) (30) Dour Dudley oara y -"•" r1m1n, tD torsyte Saga Swan Song · Cott .45 (30) · Jos. t!::~ :ant Bond. * New tragedy, new hope. Co•eatlrlol J Ce1ebric1Me1 (C) ICott .AS llrtilJ (C) I. Tiit fonyte Sep (60) 10:00 8 Qt (I) Mlaiotl: lmpealbf'e (C) Ci) IMiallt (C) Canot1MI Mukano (60) (60) (R)The members of the IMF Ci) ne Qrtlt9phn 8:30 @ (j) @D Bill Cetby Sllow (C) ctlck a vital code by hiJICklng a ll:40 fJ @ (I) Q) News (C) (30) "ThlS Mouth Is Rated X.." An plane. Alexandra Hay, Michael Con· 11•55 ~ r¥"1 '"" ... '1 ..... llf C epidemic of bad languare among stantlne 1Uest. • WJ ~ ·-• -• ( ) his basketball players hu Coach D QJ @ m n. Bold 0nt <C> 12:00 Kincaid scrambling for antidotes. (60) (R) "A Game of Chance." The D EASTER WITH ORAL ID Wortcl Adwtntllrt (C) (30) "High· atto~ys face ·~ unusual ·~· * ROBERTS-IN COLOR lands of Peru." sary tn Police Lieutenant Wiiham fB World To111«row (30) "Who's Anderson (Stew lhn•t) H they de· IJ I IH.Qii'.1 Ealtr WD Onl Afraid of Smokln1r· fend two clients (S1ndra Smith and hberts{i:) (R) Acnea Moorthud, * TONIGHT-12 Midnight John Rafln) aaainst a murder Sharl Lewis and htr puppeta, ud EASTER WITH ORAL ~j'IO News <C> (30) ~~1P1~e~~h~!r1~11~~~ ::".: ROBERTS-Ch. 5--Clr. 0 Let Mt Till To ••. (C) (60) ire featured. 9:00 IJQt Ci) &left Ca•pbtll (C) (60) Calvin Hamilton, LA City Plannin1 ID Cinema SVndly: "Pu111e lily Tomlin, Fess Parker, Sam· Director, auests. Home." '!!l Shore and Willie Nelton 1uest I Labor Report (C) (30) 12:10 fJ Movie: (C) "ntff Sellen _, U @ @ @D Bounu (C) (60) M1nlon Foru• (30) t llrt'' (musical) '53-J1ne Powlll "Caution: Easter Bunny Crossing," : Ho•~ (C) (30) (R) "The Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson. ' Four Easterners stare a holdup in Middle Aaes. l:OO II MCIN· .. ~ ,_ LM" hopes of fainina • feared reputa· a> lr1n Tutro (60) • ', tlon as notorious hiihwaymen; but 10:30g1lt Wtftcl To.on.. (C) (30) (comedy) 4l~hartea Boyer, Mer· Hoss Cartwrlaht's Easter eaa hunt "What's Behind the Smoke Screen." garet Sullivan. complicates thinp. Marc Lawrence, m w.vlr. "tlttlt Cirais" (dr1m•) D s,.tlq FretlJ (C) Len Lesser, Vic Ttyhack, Art Me· ·~umphrey Boprt, June Ally· 2:00 D N,.. (C) trano, Allyn Ann Mclerle, guest. son, Keenan Wynn. 2:30 fJ Ntn/llvt Us TIUs Der (C) ,.... THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE£1(, MARCH 28, 19'70 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS S:SS &:00 &:25 6:30 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1:25 Co••llftlty Bulletin hard (C) 11e H11vey Korm1n. Heniy Glbion. 1:30 Mr. Maaoo I (C) Jeanine Riley and Dick Sarrenl Movie: See Daytime Movie.s. U 11le Clllopln& Go•met (C) Glvt Us Tllla o.y (C) Marine 1oJ (C) 0) Tmtl Films (C) Mon., TUM., SUnrise Stllltlttr (C) ilder·Man (C) Fri.; Wortd of Women (C) Wed., Ed.cation Excllanp (C) Quttn for • DIJ (C) Thurs. Odyssey (C) "The 9:00 ~'flit Lucy SllOW (C) 11:00 fJ Cit) Ci) Whtrt Utt tt.art Is (C) Ulinr lasts lntelllpntty • m It Takes r.. (C) 0 QI @ m JeopardJ (C) Art Rtadinr Wltll Your Cllffd Vin Scul Y hosts. Celebrity ruests Remlng hosts. M 0 f? ~~ I N C &:SS KNBC N,..rvlce (C) his wife, actress Suzanne Pleshette • Ttt11po (C) • Law for the Laym1n (C) Wed. panelists Ire Joe Campanella and I (jj) rn Btwitclled (C) 7:00 CBS News (C) Joseph Bentl. and her husband, plus Charles Nel-Romper Rooin (C) . Qt Ci) m Tiit Today Sllow (C) son Reilly and his date, Karen 11:25 Q!) Ci) CBS News (C) ftie His and Her of It (C) Su· MorrMow.. Se D .,.. M 1 11 :30 II Qt Ci) Stardt for Tomorrow zenne and Geoff Edwards. OVtt: e a,.1me ov es. (C) I Mr. Wl•bont (C) Jact La Lan1tt (C) 0 ~ @ m 'flit Who, Wllat and Bolo tllt Clown (C) Undtnlclr ~C) Where Game (C) Art James hosts. Stsa111t Streot (C) # 101·105. m Haydtu Happenlftl 0 Dr. Baxter's Adventures (C) 7:30 O From tllt Ground Up (C) Mon.; 9:25 : ldren's Shows, Mon., Thurs. Tues.. Thurs.; I IPic!A I Tiie Most DEBUT Qeomtby: From Point to 9:30 • 1~ m NBC Ntwa (C) Famous Form (C) Alm about in· rrtsm, Tues.; Davey & Goliath (C) hVtrly HWbilllts (C) ceme tu. Wed. w d Pa y • 6 m Concentrltlon ~ M (fij CV 11lat Clrt (C) e .; rtnt· tutti Forum (C) • Mowit: See Daytime Movies. Los An1tlt1 Mtv Sdtools TY Thurs.; DEBUT Resources for Youtta Cartoons and FNtur• (C) QISll'oom -·1 (C) Fri. · Clllldrtn's Showa, Wed mW Snutfy Siiiitti (C) lO. _... fT'I ll'ft Sa: of Ult Cent Tues.,. Fri.; Perspective (C) Wed.; IWondtrama (C) :00 • Alldy GrlffltJt ) · ortd of Wo•tn (C) Mon .• tE Yldto Di ut (C) ' ~ l.!!.I ~ ury Tiie Pttrre Sllow (C) Thurs. CBS N I (C) (C) Jack Kelly hosts. fI1) Sesame Sb'Mt (C) (R) #101 · ~ I (6) Sunny Today (C) 105. 1:00 19 (j) Captain Kenraroo (C) . Children's saiows, Tues., Fri. Momlil& Watdl (C) Ted. Meyers. 10:30 9 Ci) LOft of Utt (C) 11:55 0 fD 00 m NBC News (C) Cumby (C) • 9 00 m Hollywood Squam (]) Jacll la Linne (C) ( ) Peter Marshall hosts. Guests AFTERNOON Sandy Baron joins fello w panelists Nancy Walker and Carmen M cRae on KHJ, Channel 9's The Game Game this week (Mon.-Fri.) at 6:30 PM. Pal• 10 12:00 I Boutique (C) , ~ @ m Life Witll Unlllttttr (C) Jack and Art Linkletter. 0 Mr. Maioo II (C) 0 @ 00 G) PREMIERE 1lle Best of Evtrytllln& (C) Geraldine Fitz· gerald, Gale Sondergaard, and Pat· ty McCormack star in a dramatic series about young women living in New Yorll and their efforts to find a life for themselves. ISlltriff John (C) News (C) Bill Johns. i Al_ldy Qrlffitll (C) 12~30 Ci) As th World Tums (C) · · Ci) m Dlrp of Our Lives ( ) Macdonald Carey stars. D. Movie: See Daytime Movies; KUp's Show (C) Wed. only. u @ (I) ED 'PREMIERE A World Apart (C) Dramatic series revolvinr around the problems of two fami· lie~ne a young married couple. the other an unmarried woman and her adopted children. m Dialin& for Dollars (C) 1:00 IJ ~(j) lovt Is 1 Many.Splen· dortd Tbin&i) • 9 00 · Tiie Doctors (C) (fij (I) · All My Children (C) QUHn for a Day (C) 1:15 : Ftltura/Eduutional Shows 1:30 I~ 'flit Culdin& U&ht (C) • 6 m Anoth« World (C) a> Ltfs Make a Dtal (C) Monty Hall hosts. I Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1:50 Fashions In Stwln& (C) 1:55 Paul Hiney Commentary (C) 2:00 Qj Ci) Secret storm (C) @ 00 m Bri&ht Promise (C) Gail Kobe has new feminine lead as Deen Ann Boyd. llCcM*lc&J~>~n'L .. (C) Movie: See D1ytlme Movies. 2:30 Ci) Edp of Ni&llt (C) 00 m PREMIERE ......, Wortd-SoMnet (C) Three m1jor characters from Another Wot1d will transfer to this new show: Sim 1nd Lahoma Lucas. played by Jor· dan Charney and Ann Wedaeworth, and Missy Matthews, played by Carol Roux. I C.lrt Talk (C) Betsy P1lmer. @ ~ED Dtt1n1 c .. e (C) 3:00 tB Go••r Pyle (C) Ifs our Bet (C) Tom Kennedy hosts. Guests are Joey Heatherton and husband, Lance RentHI; and l"'i!rt~;:.~ Matinee: Don Wilson. 3:30 Lud!J Pair (C) Richard DIWIOn hosts. Guests 1re Ruta Lee. Allen Ludden (Mon., Tues.); Debor1h Walley. Kent McCord (Wed., Thurs.); Agnes Moorehead. Regis Philbin (Fri.). I Mille Douatas (C) Fatlttr Knows Bat (fij OOED Ont Uft To Llwt ( ) I l'optye and Friends (C) Hobo Kelly (C) Ci) Popeye Cartoons (C) 3:45 futures and News (C) 4:00 Mr. Ed; Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mon. only. D;VOJce Court (C) @ 00 (!) Dtrll Sltadtws (C) • Malle Room for DaddJ Mlpty Mouse (C) 4:15 : 'flit Friendly Clint 4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. stump tht Stars (C) 0News (C) Haul (C) 'flit Munsters (]) Mike Douatas (C) : Snantt Street (C) (R) # 101 • 105. Ci) 'flit Flintstones (C) • Obsesion • • Ftlturts • Bewitdttd (C) 5:00 KNBC NtwllfYice (C) NtWI (C) Tom Reddin. Flipper (C) News (C) George Putnam. Bltman (C) @ Jl111my TbotallOft (C) Ci) Mcffalt'a NftY • Un Canto dt Mtliat • Cilllpn's ltJand (C) • • Notlcias/Dtportes Gallopln& 19ourmtt (C) &)ABC Ntw1 (C) • Candid Calfttra Gllli1an's lal1nd (C) @ lllis Day 1970 (C) : Miattro11rs' Ntl~ (C) (!) Ntwa (C) Mike Foley. • Viruta y Capulina • Town Talk (C) 5:55 1 @ Local News Update (C) I 8 g 12 4 970 Iller ajor will >am Jor- 1rth, by :C> 1edy rt on Ind (C) L PIOl'I Jlen >rah rs.); lbin ime (C) .01· (C) MONDAY MARCH 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O "Till the Clouds Roll By" Part I (musical) '47 -Robert Walker, Judy Garland. Conclusion will be shown tomorrow at this time. 9:00 O "Mr. Smith Goes to Wuhln&· ton" (drama) '39 -Jean Arthur, James Stewart. 9:30 O "Str1neers In the City" (drama) '62-Robert Gentile, Camilo Del· gado. m "High School Confldenti1I" (dra. ma) '58 -Russ Tamblyn. Mamie Van Doren. 12:30 O "All Quiet on the Western fronf' (drama) '30 -Lew Ayres, Louis Wolheim. 1:30 m (C) ''At SWord's Point" Cad· venture) '52-Cornel Wilde, Mau· reen O'Hara. 2:00 O (C) "Lers Dane." (musical) '50 -Setty Hutton, Fred Astaire. m "Blonde Bait" (mystery) '56- Beverly Michaels, Jim Davis. 4:00 iJ (C) "Romanoff ind Juliet" (comedy) '61-Peter Ustinov. John Gavin, Sandra Dee. EVEN ING 6:0011!!.J Ne&(C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m Huntley-Brinkler (C) (30) Can You Top This? (C) (30) Wink Martindale hosts. Panelists are Shelley Berman, Jerry Van Dyke and Morey Amsterdam. O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) ''The [optlan" Part I (reli&ious dram1) '54-Jean Simmons. Victor Mature, Gene Tierney, Michael Wildin&, Bel- la Darvi. The glory that was Egypt in the time of the Pharaohs is re- created in this story of a man who searched for truth. I Dick Van Dyke (30) The Aintstones (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) @ ABC Evenin& News (C) (30) News/Stock Quotation Telethon (30) Jim Newman. EI!) Whit's New? (30) "The Prince and the Swineherd," by Hans Chris- tian Andersen. j9J (j) CBS News (C) (30) I A&ued• (30) El Canillitl (30) • News in the Round (C) (60) Jack White, Gloria Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 I KNBC NeWltfVice (C) C60) Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Guests are Bob Einstein. Rich Lil· tie. Marv Newland and June Lock· hart. O The Game Game (C) (30) Jim MacKrell hosts. Nancy Walker. Sandy Baron and Carmen MacRae 1uest. m My Favorite Martian (C) (30) (Continued) THE EGYPTIAN PETER USTINOV JEAN SIMMONS VICTOR MATURE f3 ()'Cl()CI\ M()Vll MONDAY-PART I TUESDAY-PART II KABC-TV IN COLOR 1000 BEAUTIFUL · STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 .......... Moy be used on envelopes os retum address lobels. Also very hondy es identificotion lobels for marking personol items such es books, records, photos, etc. labels stick on gl~ss end may be used for marking home canned food items. All labels ore printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quolity whjte gummed paper end j:,acked in reuseble magic seol top conteiner. r---------- 1 -All 111 tMt ... ,.... ell; a..41 111111 wftli $1 .00 te: -----, Pllet P.ri11lt11f.1Ailel DI•., ... 1171, I ....,,.,. ...... Calif. t2'6J. I I I I I ......................................................... ....................................................... ········································----············ .......... 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SECARD POOL HOUIS: 11 to 6:~7 DAYS 323 S. Main, Ora~ 532 1992 2 Ilks. So. ~ Chapmon • -~Ta:~eol IUlll)lf!1:Jl~t 7 "· MOMIWf rftldt ....... , .. ,. ......... -·---... .. t\\'117' fOOl TAMii °""' 59" c:....- hd ... 1 .... kl ....... .., ..... ............. ..-. .... ., • .,... fl~ ................... ----, ...... '0 .,_ .......... hd-...itc. •44400 Pa1e 12 2J STYW TO ote>OSI NOM Ufeti-o ... ,..,..... S369 SlA Tl l'OOl TAlllS from Table Tenni1 Top wltti Shtte Top Tables. OPOC 7 DAYS 11 TO 1-Wl MOW Slt·1"2 •.••. OUMI MONDAY (Contmucd) (C) "Th• D11dt, Affair'' (drama) ~ '67-James Mason, Simone Si&no- Perry Mason (60) ret. Maximilian Schell. A British In· Stock Marklt Sum1N1ry: Jerry telligence officer Is sent ID invest!· in~n·~ gate an anonymous letter accusing 6 Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) a key officer of communist aHilia· s tc!A I Rouisillon (C) (30) lion. A film including folk dances. carni I David Frost (C) (90) val teles and bullfiahts from this The Big Valley (C) (60) coastal region of F ranee. NET Journal (90) I~ Th• Munstar1 (30) Popa (30) I Noticiero l4 (C) (60) Folklore Norteno (30) KMIR News (C) (30) 9:00 Q!) ([) Maybany R.F.D. (C) (30) Ayudame Tu (30) Goober is chagrined to learn that 6:•5 EE Tlllt It Barbara he was one month premature with 7:00 R CBS Evenlnc News (C) (30) his sales campaign in which he Walter Cronkite. "won" a trip lo Hawaii. 0 Whafs My Line! (C) (30) Soupy 0 @@ m NBC Monday Movie: Sales, Anita Gillette. Jim Backus, (C) "Arabesque" (suspense) '66- Arleen Francis auest. Greaory Peck. Sophia Loren, Alan 11 love Lucy (30) Badel. Kieron Moore. An American Beat tht Clock (C) (30) 1 exchange professor in England finds Commodity Report / Business himself the target of a group of ews (30) Middle Eastern spies. Q1@ Monday Show CC) (2 hr) 0 MOVIE ~TARS SHOW ''The Last Sunset." Rock Hudson. * STUNNING FASHIONS! Dorothy Malone. W Ahora! (30) 1J Footll(ht Fiva (C) (60) "Cen· "Ci) Truth or Consequences (C) tury of Fashion." Academy Award· I Cesar's World (C) (30) winning costumes by Edith Head Simplemente Marla (55) are modeled by Polly Bereen, Janet That Clrl (C) (30) Leigh, June Haver, Ann Miller, Fran 7:30 B ~ (i) liunsmoke (C) (60) (R) Jeffries and Rosemary Stack. Steve "Charrle Noon." Marshal Dillon and Allen and Jayne Meadows host. a prisoner are pursued by Coman-I David Frost Sbow (C) (60) ches when a while man's Indian l•pados Muskatn (30) widow and her teenage stepson 1·oin Tel•Clnema Arcentino (2 hr) "Viaje Sin Reareso." his entouraae. James Best, Miriam 9:30 B ~ (j) Doris Day (C) (30) Mr. Colon and Ronny Howard guest. Jarvis, (Billy DeWolfe) the maa· 0 m My World and Welcome to It (C) (30) (R) "Christable." Dogs, azine's newly hued efficiency ex- everyone else's best friend, set pert. makes everyone's life miser able. h~morist John Monroe at odds with 0 News (C) (30) Buter Ward. h15. wife. dauahter, editor and the m l itl Johna News (C) (30) pohc~. F!ank De Vol guests as the el Revlsta Musical (30) vetermartan. 10:00 fJ Qi Ci) Carol Burnett (C) (60) DC )lrn(R)(,t!~t· dlt TaNkieshtal Tllvlaf.<C.~ Peggy Lee and Tim Comny guest. l60 ~ ur ay g n en1ce I m News (C) (60) Al has just 48 hours lo live if he • I s,y (C) (60) refuses to return. the stolen memory Twetva O'Clodl Hip (60) cor~ of the RuSS11n computer code. : Firinc line (C) (60) Delle Boccardo, John Russell and , El Padre li1rnlea (30) Severan Darden guest. • 0 Milllon $ Movla: "A TrH firows 10:30 0 G.1J (]) &J Now (C), "Save o~ In Brooklyn" (drama) '45-Dorothy Your Taxes Wllh Sylvia Porter. McGuire, Joan Blondell. James Dunn. Part II. The story of people who grow up el Aurefla (30) in Brooklyn tenements. 11:001 § (j) el News (C) I Trudi or Consequenca (C) (30) , (i) m News (C) Parry Muon (60) Hipway Patrol Tadlnlcal Corn• (30) (j1J @ G) local News (C) : Frtndl Chef (30) "Artichokes • Movie: "A Frtndl Mistress" From Top to Bottom" (comedy) '60--Cecil Parker. Jamu fl) Cruz da Amor (30) Robertson Justice, Aanes Laurent. 7:55 ml Cuastion de S.,undos m Movia: ''Th• Ill Uff' (dram1) 8:00 0 m t..u(h-ln (C) (60) (R) "50-Mo~tgomery Clift. Paul Doug. Jonathan Winters euws. la.s, Bruni Lobel. . 0 Movia liHtt (C) (30) Sonny Fox ~ Ht Said, ~ Said (C) • .. hosts. Guests are Elizabeth Ashley, EE) Adwtnture. Down the Darhna. Fernando Lamas Jane Powell and 11:15 @ Q) Clnama Seventffn: "Trap· Stu Gilliam. • ped m Tanaiers." m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) 11:301Cij~ Mtrt firiffln (C) Panelists are Bill Cullen, Kitty · ~ 6 m Joltnny Carson (C) Carlisle, Orson Bean and Peggy The heaters Cass • i&) Dick Cavett (C) I Women and tht M1rbt Movie: "The Monsbf That Chal- Wortd Press (C) (30) l•ncad th• World" (scl·fl) '57- Pandorima (30) Tim Holt, Audrey Dallon, Mans Con· 8:05 ail Aqul Tres Patinas (25) ried. 8:15 EE Offica of the President (30) 12:00 e Community lull.tin Board (C) 1:30 I)~ (i) Here's Lucy (C) (30) 1:00 I) Movie: "Tiie Sky ls the Umlf' (R) Millon Berle guests as a fast· (drama) '43-Fred Astaire. Join talklna. used-car salesman who un-Leslie. loads a "lemon" on Kim and Craig, 0 0 Ntw1 (C) 0 Goldan Voyage (C) (30) ''New G) Action Theatra: "Tomb of Tor Nigeria." tu rt." 0 1 l(E ABC Mond•J Movie: 2:30 I) News/liive Us This DaJ (C) 1 ti r, it \II 11 \I t a .. r c -I 111) rno- ln· !Sti· >in& Iii · 30) hat tlth he tie: )- Ian :an nds of en· tld· !Id net ran eve hr) Mr. .ag- e•· lei· 60) est. on !L" u" nes !nl na) U&· (C) tial- 7- :On· (C) 11if' Oln Tor· 'GOLDILOCKS'-WITH A MESSAGE "I thought it would be a good thing for Mary Frances," commented Bing C rosby. "/1" is "Goldilock.s"-an animated special with music and a message-airing on NBC. Tuesday at 8: 30 PM. Combining live action with its animation, the special stars Bing's 10-year-old daughter Mary Frances in the title role. She appears in live action throughout, while Bing, his wife Kathryn and son Nathaniel are seen live to o pen and close the show and provide voices fo r animated editions of the three bears. "Mary Frances-we all call her Stinky- actually made her professional acting debut wh~n she was seven," Bing reported. " he appeared with me in a Danny Thomas dra- ma called 'The Demon Under the Bed.'" Since then. she has "kept her hand in" by appearing with other members o f the Crosby clan in three Hollywood Palace C hristmas shows and by strutting the stage with her mother, first in a San Francisco production of "Peter Pan," more recently with a tour- ing company staging "The Prime o f Miss Jean Brodie." Her current vehicle, "Goldilocks," is a decidedly updated version of the classic children's tale. ft opens with the C rosby clan on a camping and fishing trip. To en- tertain the youngsters as they clean their Mary Frances Crosby catch, Bing relates the story of Goldilocks. Mary Frances lets her imagination carry her away and becomes ... ... Goldilocks, lost in the forest. In line with the traditional tale. she discovers the home of the three bears. tests their porridge. their chairs and their beds. and ultimately meets and makes friends with the bears. From there on out. all similarity to the classic story ends. Goldilocks becomes the focal point of a message-laden controversy in which the ocher forest animals object to the intrusion. of a "human cub" into the neighborhood. Ringleader of the anti-peo ple sentiment is an all-new animated character named Bob Cat. "We wrote Bob Cat into the script to provide a feeling of menace and suspense,'' explained producer David DePa tie. "Even as a big, bad bear. Bing just doesn't come across very menacing. "This is not the typical classical fairy tale: we have a point of view,'' De Pa tie po inted out. "We felt chat a point of view. some- thing to ay. wao; needed 10 make a good family entertainment and to prevent the show from becoming too saccharine.'' Mary Frances. as Goldilocks. prelly well sums up the modern message of the special when 'lhc say-;: "There·s room in the world for every- bod y, if we'd only stop being afraid of each other." The refurbished fairy tale sparkles with three new tune written by the Sherman Bro thers. Richard M. and Robert B .. who earned an Academy Award for "Chim Chim Cheree" from "Mary Poppins." The three bears sing "The Human Race,·· Bing solos "T ake a Little Longer" and Mary Frances sings "Don't Settle for Less." "We made a special trip to the C rosby home in Hillsborough (Calif.) to get the song just right for Ma ry Frances." reported Richard Sherman. "We played the piario. she sang the scale and we tail ored the song so she'd be comfortable with it.'' The subsequent recording session, in Hol- lywood. was equally comfortable and re- laxed. At one point during the session, for instance, Mary Frances thanked father Bing "for waiting for me to find the key." "N o. no," he assured her quickly, "I couldn't find it my<1elL" At another point. he corrected his son softly. Bing Crosby, his wife Kathryn and children Mary Frances and Nathaniel ··vou're coming in too low. Than. Stop trying to sound like dad." And, after a number had been recorded, he quipped: "Don't play it back: we'll all lose con- fidence." Fo llowing the recording session, Kathryn Crosby commented: ··1 think it's a good idea for the children to really learn ho w their father earns the money that pays for such things as camping and fishing and vacationi; in places like Mexico and Ireland." Father Bing. obviously pleased that his daughter shows every inclinatio n to follow in h is entertaining footsteps. agreed. ··But I've told Mary Frances she's on her own from here. rm not playing any more 'lu pporting roles for her. I've taken the girl as far as I can." Bing. who has previous ly provided voices for animated characters and done the nar- ration for several Walt Disney productions, admitted he enjoyed doing the television special. "We need more of this sort of thing for television," he said. "There should be more ch ildren's classics on television. shows like this that might be re-run as a special event year after year.'' ..... 13 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 28, 1970 WHEN YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT • • • CALL ONE OF THE EXPERTS -7 ltoolM - We Buy, Sell for You or Trade 432 lost 17th Cona M"o 0Mtolo t. Dlclr Co111IHa11 MANNING'S Collector's Shop Old dolls, mi~laturt."R, old guns A Wells Fargo, etc. IUY, SILL Ott TRADI ,.. 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Johnny C1rson, Lorne Dllc:otlltqM A 8t-8o (C} (60) F • Love Lllq (30) Greene, Henry Fonda, Gene Kelly Hit clel Moetllto (60) or mornmc and afternoon laot tllt aoc:t (C) (30) and Jimmy Stewart mike cameo 1:15 Office of ttlo Prtaidoftt (30) li1tinp, please see DAY· C.._.lty RtpOrt I l ualn• appearances. 1:30 9 Cf) a..r 5*lfteft (C) (60) TIME PROGRAMS. Below, (30) 0 @ CI> tiD Tht Mod Squad CC> Georae &Obel and The Ori1in11 for your convenience, •re 1 ~ lkudt4 (C) (30) {60) "Should Auld Acquaintance Be Cast• auest. the day's movies. . ti (30) Foraot." A youna film producer asks D ID@t'D uH<W:• lolttl· Ci) Trudi or Coftaeq11tt1ce1 (C) for police protection when planned loCU (C) (30) A modtm musical ii&ada In Ult S..n (C) (30) "accidents" plaaue his fllm about version of the famtd fairy tale, DAYTIME MOVIES Si•plttMtlte Maril (60) a 20·year·old unsolved murder cese. starrina Bina Crosby, his wife Kath· Thlt Ght (C) (30) O Million $ Movie: "Sunset Bou-ryn and two cf their children. l ive l :JO D "Tiii tllt a... IWI IJ" Part 7:30119 (j) llPww Tht Lions ltvarcrr (drama) 'SO.-Wllllam Hol· action ind 1nim1tlon arecomblntd. II (musictl) '47~obert Wilker, Art frH (C) (60) A document11y den, Gloria Swenson, Efich Von Orialn•I muslc end lyrics by Rich· Judy G1r11nd. Conduslon of yester· sequel to the epic motion picture, Strohelm. Story of an aaina one-erd M, Sherman ind Robert B. day's 8:30 AM show. "Born Free." Futured are new time silent 1e1een st1r who al· Sherman. t:OO 11 "lolt Heriz .. " (drama) '37-films of the triumphs end f1ilure$ teches herself to an opportunistic 0 On."11n sa.o. (C) (30) Tom lfc>ntld Colman, Jene Wyatt. af the Adamson's lions in their youna acreen writer. P1tttrson is fettured. t-.JO O '1'• tf ftwo w....,• (dl'I· strug1e to adjust to freedom. Actor I Trutti °' ConMqutnees (C) (30) B @CilG> AIC Morie t f Ult ma) '52 -Gin• Lolobrlalde, Ev• Bill Travers end Georp Adamson ~ Mason (60) Wttl: (f) "Stwttl In Del11MW' B•rtolL return to Keny1, two years afte< Ttcllniall Cotner (30) (adventure) '69-Mllton Berle, Dini GI (C) "Tiit Mlbdo" (musical) "Born Free'' was filmed, to embark Cltr W1tc1Mfa (C} (60) Merrill, Barry llelson, Setn Garrl· ·~nny Beker, M1rtyn Green. on a two-month study of the lions' Cruz de A810t (30) son, Arthur O'Connell, Altjtndro lZ:JO 11 "All Mr s..s" (drama) •41-Pf"OIT9SS. 1:001J T1lt .. _.. '-•• (C) (30) Rey, LHley Ann W1rren, EliZ1beth E'dward G. Robinson, Arlene Francis. 1J @00 @El I l!lc!AL I Tiie Bras Guests are EJiZ1beth Ashley, Fer-(Continutd) l :JOQI "RN!p u Htr Fl•l'f'I" (com.1----------------------------------- edy) '42-Henry Fonda. Gene Tier· ney. 2:00 O "Mittie at Enft Falla" (dre· ma) '51 -Lloyd Brldaes.-Etn Boranlne. ' m "Stint's 81rl frfdly" (mystery) ~-Louis Heyward, Neomi CMnee. 4:30 R (C) "Tht Mn I• a LA*tn& 51UI" (suspense) '68-Steve For. rest. Sue Lloyd. F v r "' 1 ., c i!OO I ~ ..... (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. m Hu U.,.lrlaU., (C) (30) Cao YH T" Tllia? (C) (30) e week's p1nol: Shellq Btrm1n, Jerry Ven Dyke, Morey Atnsteollm. D Six O'Clecl Movie: (C) "Tiit £Dptian" Pert II (reliaious dram1) '54-Jetn Simmons, VlctOf Mllure, Gene rttmey, Michell Wlldin1. Bel· le Oarvi, Peter Ustinov. Story cf ont man seekin1 truth In the time of • Dick Vu DJ'-(30) Tiit FU...,.. (C) (30) St.It Tre• (C) (60 l the ~~~~lusion o4 yater· m AIC Ewontn1 L (C} (30) lhws/Stlc:tl Quotatloll Ttlttllon 0) Ui) Wlllt's New? (30) "Life of the Desert." I Cl) CIS ..... (C) (30) A(aodl (30) fl CanMllta (30) News In tile Rovnd (C) (60) J1ck White, Gloria Greer, P1ttl Beebe. i :lO D DIC NtwMfvlce (C) (60) IJ ... Allon Sllow (C) (90) Guests include Joc>.Sonc I.ff. Martin Chol, Thi New Yorklrs. Peter MR .. shall, Dick Clair ind Jenni Mc Mahon. 8 Tiit '-• ,, .. (C) (30) Nancy Welker, Sindy Baron end Carmen M1cRee 111est. I ~ FIWfftt M1rtlan (C) (30) CV hrTf ..._. (60) SIMt MIRtt S.••rJ (i) Hllfltler-lrinkitJ (C) (30) r. f« &..,.... (30) Fintl procr•m. i (j) Tiit M.....,. (30) NotJdtn 34 (C) (60) KlllR ~twa (C) (30) Our vs.their News is news. It all oomes out of the same world. And there's just 80 much to go around. A3 a result, most viewers think all television~ programs are the same. Not 80. One man's news can be another man's meat. It's all in how you look at it. Take our channel seven Eyewitness News, for instance. La.st year, our documentary on the nu problem in Los Angeles County resulted in action by the Board of Supervisors. We think that's what news is all about. Now, we won't tell you that we're "the best news broadcast on Los Angeles television" like channel two does. But we will say that we're trying to make our channel seven news the best news in the world. {We like the growing room.) You can watch our news for an hour f!llery Monday through Friday afternoon at 4:30. II that's too early for you, watch at ll:OO. When we do bring you the best news in the world, we won't tell you. You11 tell ua. W. went to bmg you the beet newa In the WOftd. Eyewlt.-N-~ •:30 and 11:00 pm 'U BoncWLawren~/N•h1n/Sloone KABCTV TUESDAY (Continued) II m ..... (C) (60) Walker. Orama about trek to safety !r (JI) (}) Q) Marcus WeUq, M. D. i~ b:•::'::_. <;:·;~:rash. ~1~l:hd~:e~~~z:1!~i.~::~ n. llr Valley (C) (60) months to live. ooUT eonvel'lltio• W1t11 Eric I' sn <C> <60) Hofftr (30) "The Ordeal of Chante.'' Major Adams (60) lonphoreman·phllMOPher Hoffer Specalltioft (C) (60) "Dru& discu•s how chanse affects an Abuse and the law." Panel iuests individual's self-esteem. Include: steve Rush, clinical psy- 9:00 D 9@ @E NIC T......, Mowte: cholosist and director of the LA. (C) "flle Shakiest Qun In tM Wiit" Free Clinic; Chief Joseph P. Kimble, (comedy) '69-0on Knotts, Barbara Beverly Hills Police Dept; and Dr. Rhoades. Jackie Coosan, Donald Lawrence J. Friedman, M.0., psy- Barry. A dental sehool iraduate choanalyst and author. decides to break out of his sedate, IE Padre. QarnJu (30) 19th century Pennsylvania environ· : Festini llniclno (60) ment to brln1 modern dentistry to 10:30 Allrtlia (30) the Western frontier. (R) 11:00 D 0 mm(!) News (C) D Playbef After Dark (C) (60) HI....., Patrol Guests include Bill Cosby, Hu1h • II.vie: "&cape fnHI East Btf. O'Brien, Scoey Mitchlll, Barbi Ben· lin" (drama) '62-0on Murray. ton, 8111 Medley, An&ellne Butler m Movie: (C) ''llaU "-rdlSUI'' and Sweetwatlf. (drama) '47 -Deborah Kerr, Jean fil) NET festival (C) (60) "Festival Simmons, David Farrar. Oubrcwnlk XX." Part I of three pro· I He Slid, SM Said (C) irams of reli&ious music from 1 (]) ~ 009 Cl) News (C) Yu1oslavla's 20-year-old Dubrovnik : Rouallloa (C) (R) Festival. 11:15 Cl) Ci,...1 SevtntMn: "four I Clllldte Avetlantt (C) (30) aces West." 9:30 R 3 (j) TM Qonrnor alld J. J. • 0 6 t1:' Joltnnr Carson (C) llltrl•nlo r Alco Mas (60) 11:30 I QI ~Merv Qriffin (C) (~ (30) J. J. renews her acquaint· Tiie 1nce with veterinary Or. Bob Uvina· E8 Diel Cftttt <C) st:on who displays his medical skills Movie: "Tiie llaQ Sleep" (mys. when basset hound Guv becomes tery) '56--aesll Rathbone. Ill. GOY. De1ne Davis of Vermont 12:000 Co•munitJ lullttln Burd (C) iuests. Gary Collins iuests. 1:00 ti Movie: ''Colotlel EfflnP.•'s I Ntwl (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Raid" (comedy) '46 -CharlM News (C) (30) Biii Johns. Coburn, Joan Bennett. Mlllica r EJtnllat <C) (30) DO """ (C} lO:OOtltitCIJCIS News Helr(C)(60) &)Action niutr.: "Vice Squad." ha• 16 ;}) '-Amtra CONST.. CO.· IUILD NOW & SAYE$$$ ~ All of Or•ns• County CALL NOW 846-2780 e 100% AHKI .. e 10 y_,. t. P.y • Uc.-." ....... . '-"-" THE DAILY PILOT, Ty WEEK, MARCH 28, 1970 KNXT SPECIAL: DRUG ABUSE "Drugs. The problem grows. The user suffers, and society struggles to find solutions. For the next hour, we will explore the dilemma of drug abuse in our community. "Our experts will be professionals and young people. Our premise is that we are ill-informed-that there are truths and myths about drugs which cry for clarification. And we partic- ularly invite the attention of young viewers as KNXT presents 'If You Turn On.'" That quote is from the opening narration of a powerful study of drug abuse on Channel 2, Wednesday at 7: 30 PM. KNXT's "If You Turn On" is a penetrating examination of a problem that transcends virtuaUy every other domestic issue- the abuse of drugs by members of the younger generation. KNXT Newsman Jerry Dunphy wiU serve as reporter as KNXT attempts to shed new light on the problem by exploding myths and stating certain facts about drugs aod drug abuse. To this end, there is a ten-part drug opinion poll designed to separate fact from fancy about drugs and drug ab_use . Here are three questions posed on the broadcast: "Is marijuana physically addictive?"; "Are heroin users sexually i;>romiscuous?" and "Do hallucinogenic drugs (such as l.SD) cootnbute to crea- tive productivity?" In addition, KNXT will present the results of a special poll commissioned by Channel 2 and conducted by the Field Research Corporation on the subject of drugs and drug abuse. The purpose of the poll is to present an unflinching look at what typical Southern Californians feel about drugs. KNXT has submitted the survey to 100 recognized drug au- thorities for their opinions on drug usage. The results of this poll will be made known and compared with the Field Research study during the broadcast. "If You Turn On" will also feature a number of guest celeb- rities who will appear on the broadcast to cite statistics related to drug abuse and to impart vital information. Among celebri- ties who will appear are Carol Burnett, Arte Johnson and Greg Morris (pictured). A major segment of "If You Turn On" will be a "rap" session consisting of first person testimonies from a large group of young- sters, many of whom have had experience with drugs. Included in the broadcast wilt be observations by medical au· thorities and psychiatrists who have dealt directly with drug abusers privately and in clinics. I F I 1 f t I: 9: 1 2 4 6 6 6 1 70 :y IC Ir d ts ly a .T :lS LiS te 13 7n a- ,11 :h se al u- .is :h b- :d ·j. ~g 10 g- LJ- 1g I I WEDNESDA Y APRIL 1 For morning and afternoon llstinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 fJ H"etlJ ..,.. (comedy) '5G- Dtnnls Mor11n, Betsy Drake. 9:00 0 .,JoJ Ride" (dr1m1) '58-Rod Fulton, Ann Dorin. "'S•nfltt" (west· em) 'SO-Oon Bury. 9:30 0 "follow I Star" (comedy) '61 -Norm1n Wisdom, June Laverick. m "Ride Ult Hip Iron" (d11m1) •!J-Don T1ylor, Rlymond Burr. Siiiy Forrest. 1:30 m <C> "Datti ,.,. 1. °"..,.... (dr1m1) '6&-Stephen Forsyth, ~ mlnique. 2:00 e "Period of Adi•lbMllf' (com- edy) '62 -Tony F11nciosa, J1ne Fond1. II) .. I Acal• My ,__.... (dra- ma) '44-Mary Beth Hu1hes, John Mil Jan. 4:30 6 "Tiit Creat LO¥tt'° (comedy) ·~b Hope, Rhondl Flemln1. 6:001 Ila News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. , fD H1ntlty-lri11~ (C) (30) Cln YH Top Tlls7 (CJ (30) Shelley Berm1n, Jerry Vin Cyb, Morey Amsterdam (Uesl fJ Sil O'Clocl Movie: "tltwllkle" (western) '51-Tyrone Power, Suun H1yw1rd, Hu&h M1rlowe, Oun J1(- 1er. In the forlorn outpost of R1w- hide, 1 w1y-st1tion keeper, his 1s- slsllnt ind a be1utiful p1JMn1er ere held host11e by four e1e1ped killers. I Dick Yin ~ (30) Tiit Alllbtoaa (C) (30) Sblr Trell (C) (60) (3) UC &tttin1 Ntwa (C) (30) ~ Quotdotl T~ ( ) Jim Newman. @) Wllat's New? (C) (30) "Animals and Swimmers." I (j) CIS Ntw1 (C) (30) Al1ltdl (30) Ef Clnllllt. (30) Ntws In the Round (C) (60) Jack White, Gloria Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 0 KNIC N....mc. (C) (60) 0 Sltft Ali.ti Show (C) (90) Jean Shepard, Spirit of Us and London Lee 1uest. 0 Tiit '-"'t Qame (C) (30) Haney Walker, Sindy Baron and Carmen MacRae 1uest. I ~ fhOt'itt M1rti111 (C) (30) (JJ Pmy MIMD (60) S..Ck Market s. ... ,, (I) Huntlty-lrlnklty (C) (30) Cuten T11 (30) (f) TIM Munstm (30) I N'itld.,. (C) (60) OUR News (C} (30) AJUda• Tl (30) 6:45 ti) Thb Is larMra 7:00 II CIS Evt11ln1 N ... (C) (30) Witter Cronkite. (Continued) •' Tonight, the •first rson• experiences myths. The drug problem itself will of Los Angeles young people and their not startle you, but how It begins battle to kick the habit. Take a ten 1o1ay, and the pain of •turning off" will. question quiz on drug abuse. Compare Jerry Dunphy is host and reporter for your answers with the real tltt'ls and one hour evervone should tune in 1 Special tonight 7:30 pm CBSS2 ,... 17 POLLUTION A SPEUIAL REPORT Tms WEEK Bill.BONDS EYEWITNESS NEWS 4:30 & 11:00 PM/KABC-TV \ ... 111!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9 CAR in EUROPE 4 WEEKS s525oo Go hy Doy from Los Angeles NON-STOP SCHEDULED JETS The Pri'e indudes ell then: ~ 1 1..-4 Trip Jet Fll9llt ~,I Z A• Avis Cot (for 4 weeks) • · Ffom time your arrival/depart '1.1 J Flnt 50 ks free. lalance of · lllometen payable ..... IMYe E3 4 Flnt •ltltt llotel w /bath I• I LrlJ City of yow mTfval ~ 5 5 .wltt__, •ltllh Guat House ~ ~ ' Airport tTaMfen ~ Q}~ 7 DeNlled maps. l•fotination etc. A I Special loan at arrlYGI cities A ai I ALSO CAMPERS IN EUROPE I Pqe 18 Pltofte 492-1191 today II Camino Trani Service 104 N. El Camino, S. Clemente THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 28, 1970 WEDNESDAY (Continued) pionships. Tim O'Connor and Ben I Lowe Lucy (30) 0 @@ m I IPl<!A I lill C.... I Wtaars My Line (C) (30) Murphy are featured. lut tilt• a.ct (C) (30) by ~ (C) (60) Cosby presents Col'l.oditJ Report / Bualntu humorous monologues relating to News (30) subjects in today's headlines, such fll) Ahorll (30) as reoe relations, education and I~ (j) Truth or Consequen~es (C) the population explosion, Roberta I Wanderlust (C) (30) Rack guests. Slmplemtnte Merla (60) fJ (i1) (])al Johnny Casb Slltw 1 That llrl (C) (30) (C) (60) Roy Orbison, Gordon Ter· 7:30 IJ ~ m I IPICIM I If You Turn ry, and Shell Siiverstein guest. On (C) ('M) Youngsters speak freely 1· Forqte Sap Eltra (60) (R) about their druf experiences in pro-• Boa dt M11lco (60) gnm attempting to explode myths ' ' Telt·Cl1111111 Elpa'* (2 hr) and reveal truths about drugs 9:30 • News (C) (30) ~axter Ward. through the comments of medical News (C) (30) Bill Johns. euthorities and young people who 10:00 9 Ci) H ... 11 f"Ne-0 (C) (60) once 1took them. Jerry Dunphy re· (R) Steve M.cGarrett encounters ports. Grer Morris appears in the a small guerrilla ~~my who steal show. arms from a Haw111 armory for 1 0 ~ (6) m The Vir&in!.n (C) revolution in their own country. (90) (R) "A Flash of Darkness." 0 QJ@ m Then Came Bronson Though tempcrarlly blind. Th! Vir· (C) (60) "What's an Atk Without 1inlan proves a tou1h adversary Centaursr· Anjanette Comer and for a family of horse thieves. James Morgan Woo~ward guest in drtma Whitmore iruests. of the confhct between a wealthy IJ @ (}) al Nanny and tllt Pro-man and his beautiful daug.hter- fessor (C) (30) "The Garnes Families with Bronson as the man in the Play.'' Prof. Everett plans to ac· middle. cept a job In another community 8 m News (C) (60) for the sake ol the childrel)-'#ho, @ (]) i&> Enielbert Hu111per· In turn, try to act pleased about dindl (C) (60) Jack Benny, Shani the move for llis sake. Wall is. Bobby Van and Cloda Roa· O Million $ Movie: (C) "Papa's ers guest. Dtlicate Condition" comedy) '65-0 I Spy (C) (60) Jackie Gleason, Glynis Johns. Char. CD Twelve O'Cloc:k Hifh (60) lie Ruggles. A railroad supervisor fll) JAZZ IN THE ROUND! buys a drugstore so that he can * D. I KBCA FM f drink on Sunday, and buys a circus !a · . or stereo for h;s daughter so she can have Dig All Star Big Band! a pony. fD Homewood (C) (60) "Jazz in m Truth or Con.sequenus (C) (30) the Round." Conductor Mundell I Perry Mason (60) Lowe. music consultant to KCIT·TV, Technical Corner (30) serves up a definitive samphnf of Joyu Chtn Cooh (30) "Man· contemporary bil band and small darln Pancakes." combo jau. el Cruz de Amor (30) el DEBUT Rubi (30) Dramatic se- l :OO g The Movie Game (C) (30) rial starring Patricia Moran and Elizabeth Ashley, Fernando Lamas, Enrique Aguilar. Jane Powell and Stu Gilliam guest. 10:30 el Aurelia (JO) fJ @ rn im Tiit Courtslllp of • I IJ ft:'ll Eddie's Father (C) (30) (R) "An 'f' 11.00 0 u:.i News (C) t M l " Edd' k Hlfhway Patrol or rs.. . . ie eeps an eye on • Movie: "Ont Potato, Two ,._ Mrs. . L1v'.~1st.on, ~!.raid she . ~Ill tett" (drama) '64-Barbara Bar· commit . ben ben over fa1hng rie, Bernie H1milton. an Enghsh exam. m Movie• ''Tiie World Wes His II ~o!~~ ~:d T::~ ~~~~O) Jury" (dr~ma) 'ShEdmond O'Brl· tE The Forsyte Sap (60) (R) en. Mona Freeman. . "Swan Song " 11J Ht Said, Slit Said (C) m la Cfiad~ Bien Criada (C) (30) I· (]) ta (1) a Cl) News (C) Maria Victoria stars. · NET Journal (R) EID £1 Tornillo (60) . mm News (C) 8'15 m:'I Office of tht President (30) 11:15 @ (]) Cln11111 ~ventffn: ''Two · ui Plus Two Makes Stx." 1:30 IJ ~Cl) Tht Beverly Hillbillies ~ . . (C) (30) . (R) The Cl1mpetts arrive 11 :30 I a Merv linffin (C) In the mountain town of Sliver ' Q) 6 m Johnny Carson (C) The tars Dollar ~lty, where Granny starts a al Didi Cavett Show (C) feud with ~lverna Bradsha~. Movie: "Tiit &rut Dan Paith" ~)Champtonshlp Wrutl ne (C) (drama) '48-0ennis O'Keefe, Gail IJ @ CV m Room 222 (C) (30) Russell. (R) "Naked Came We Into the 12:00 O Community Bulletin Board (C) World.". A shy student p~poses a 1:00 IJ Movie: (C) "Ciuerrllln in Pink nud.e finale for the Junior Class Lice" (edventure) '64 _ Georae Follies. M T · Th t h I David Frost Show (C) (90) ,on;~~ cc)" a c er. The .Bic Valley (C) (60) I Adion Theetre: "Shed No Sonnsas (C) (30) Tears." 9:00 IJ ~ (j) Medical Canter (C) (60) A stron1 candidete for the Olympic diving team develops a muscular disease which could end his chances for the international cham· 1:30 m All·Ni(ht Show: ''The Prvmot· er," ''D1n1erous." and "The Great Gilbert and Sullivan." 2:30 f) Ntws/'iwe Us TIUs Day (C) l !970 Ben Cos- en ts to :uch and erta .... fer- rd. :so> ters teal If 8 '· 1aon IOUt and 1m1 lthy 1r- the in dell ,fV, of Hll ge- snd P'o· lar· His irf. ·wo (C) :II" :ail (C) ink rae No 1ot· eat THURSDAY APRIL 2 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D "Ma and P1 KttUe at HtlM" (comedy) '49-Marjorte Main. Per- cy Kilbride. t:OO D ''f•rao" (western) '52 -Wild Bill Elliott, Phyllis Coatet. "Kine Dinouur" (adventure) '55 -Bill Bryant, Wenda Curtis. 9:30 B '1.a ltn1 Amerlcllne" (com· edy) '62 -Robert Dhery, Colette Brouet. GI "Sllttlfy's Hurricane" (drama) '49-Richard Widmark. 12:30 D "An Act of Murdtf'' (dnma) '48-Fredric March. Florence Eld· ridae. 1:3081 "htaldt Dttrolt" (drama) '56 -f'ft O'Brien. Dennis O'Keefe. 2:00 fJ (C) "Hero's 19'1ncl" (adven· ture) '62-Jemes Mason, Nmlle Brand. ID WSrett1 lucldM" (adventure) '$-Wayne Morris, May Germaine. 4:30 tJ (C) "Tamn and UM Lost Sa· t.ri" (adventure) '57 -Gordon Scott, Betta St. John. 113 M .. on TY (C) (30) "A Con· 1:30 8 ~ @ @m lreftlAcle (C) (60) venation With Rudolf Bing." The "Little Do&. Gone." A doanapper f1111I pro1ram, featuring Metropoll· whose victims ire pets of Sin 6:00 I~ Nea (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. t.an Opert aenertl man1aer Rudolf Frtnclsco socl11ites turns Ironside · IE Huntlty·lnnklty (C) (30) Blnr. Into a doacatcher. Marsha Hunt Can You Top Tllla? (C) (30) I Cl) Tiit M..men (30) and Leo G. Curoll ruest. Shelley Berman, Jerry Ven Dyke, llOtld.. 34 (C) (60) 8 .. If!!( (C) (90) Morey Amsterdam auest. IOllR ..... (C) (30) @ llJ Q) ... ltdled (C) (30) U Sbt O'aodl Morie: (C) "'f1ll ' • Af'ldl• Tl (30) "The Mona Sammy." Endora'1 atft ci.o.t and Mr. Clllcbn" (comedy) 6:45 Dia la l1"8rl of 1n orfaln•I Leonerdo d1 Vinci '66-0on Knotts. Joan Staley, Liam 7:00 cas Evenlftl News (C) (30) portr1lt of Samantha's great aunt Redmond, Dick Sergent, Skip Ho· Walter Cronkite. Jeopardizes Darrin's Job. meler, Lurene Tuttle. A small town I n.t'a MJ Une? (C) (30) I Dnid fflll ._ (C) (90) newspaper typesetter wants to be· I IMt LtKY (30) Tiie Ill Y...., (C) (60) come • reporter and his editor hit tfM Cieck (C) (30) fl£T ,..,._.. (90) "A Genera- asslrns him to cover the story of C.•lllOd~ Report I ..... lion of Lewes: 'Infancy and Chlld· a haunted house beinc tom down. News (30) hood'." I Oki Yan DP• (30) I Ci') T1le AMerican West (C) (30) t:GO II a (]) CIS T1lwrtllly llwlr. TIM Alntnona (C) (30) . AliOni! (30) Uf.te h U.. Hatti" (mystery) '64 star Trek (C) (60) CJ) Tmtt or ContequenCh (C) -Glenn ford. Nancy Kwan, Rod Cl) AIC Enninr Ntw1 (C) (30) • True Adventa" (C) (30) Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette. Story of Ntw1/S1ocl Quotation Telltbett • Sl•plt111ent Marla (60) an air disaster, killine 111 but a 10) • TMt &lrf (C) (30) stewardess. Wbt's Ntw? (30) "S1illn1 # l ." 7;30 II flt(]) Fa111lly Aff1lr (C) (30) 0 @(]) m TM ... (C) (60) (I) CIS News (C) (30) Bill Divis proposes marriage to Sammy Divis Jr.. and The Bind Aptda (30) Janine Perrier, an attractive French and Choir of The . Welsh Guards E C.nHllta (30) rlrl in T ahlti. and the Orvis cf an ruest. :..... In tlle Round (C) (60) must decide whether or not to ~ Aqui Tres httn• (30) Jack White, Glori• Greer. Patti make a permanent move to the t:30 Cl QJ CI) 8' Drapet (C) (30) f V f N ·~ I, Beebe. iJl1nd. Conclusion of two }arts. "Robbery-The H1raaaln1 Wife." &·30 Q KNIC NtwlelYlce (C) (60} 0 9 @ fE i IHc~] H Sat. Friday and Officer Gannon In· · D Sttwe Alltn 511ow (C) (90) or. Cotitdn't le Done (C) (60) A SI· vestieate several robberies wllidl Dean Miiier, Redd Fo~. Norm lute to the men who have cruted an •nary wife blames on her ex· Croaby, Nie Ullett and Mery Lou projects once thought impossible. convict husband. Pew Webber and Collins cuest. Amona the achievements e1t1mlned Herb Ellis auest. fJ The , .. ,. '"" (C) (30) Nan· are the Panama Canal, the Golden I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. cy Walker. Sandy Baron and Car· Gate Bridge, the Holl1nd Tunnel, Ntw1 (C) (30) Biii Johns. men MacAae guest. Mount Rushmore Memorial and the • Estnflas 111 Mia., (C) (30) m My favoritl Maltiin (C) (30) winning of the 1969 World Series 10:00 • @@ @m 0..n M1rtlfll (C) @ by the New York Mets. Lee Marvin (60) Guests are Fomst Tucker, Cl)'"'' MnH (60) is host end narrator. Guests Include Gail Martin. Gene Baylos, Norm fE StDdl Marat S.•IUfJ engineer-architect Buckminster Ful-Crosby, Charles Nelton Reilly and ~ @ Huntley.lrinllley (C) {30) fer. underwater exploration expert J1nlce Harper. ------------------------Jon Lindbergh, engineer Dr. T. Y. 8 m Ntws (C) (60) Lin and The fifth Dimension sine· (UH]) a> PAria 7000 (C) (60) DOH Dons TIE GHOST IND Ml. CBIClll C3 ()'CL()CI\ M()Vll THURSDAY IN COLOR BABC:-TV Inc l!!>UP. (R) "A Time for Lyin1." Jade Bren· D (lZJ oom ht ,. .. ..., •• Halt nan roea to the aid of • U.S. A C.111edy Ho.r (C) (30) Joey Supreme Court Justice who Is beinr Heatherton guests as Paulsen's sec-blackmailed. E. G. Marshall and retary. Anne Buter 1uest . . 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "To Cltdl • I Spy (C) (60) illiter• (comedy) 'SS-Cary Grant, Majof Ada• (60) Grace Kelly. On the French-Riviera, · T1lt ~ (C) (60) (R) an H ·con. eJt·jewel thief falls in R•bl (30) love with a wealthy American cirl • Los C:O.edtafttla (60) and finds he Is suspected of con· 10:30 A•relll (30) tinuina his old thievery. 11:00 a Dau.ma» Ntws <C> I Truttl or C.n.....,,cea (C) (30) HI,._., htrel hfTJ M••n (60) Morie: '1Hwfce ltlllle ~ Tldlnlcel C.rner (comedy) '62-Marcello Mastro· Tlleatrt Beat (C) (30) "Georee Ianni, Daniele Rocca. M." A production by the Burbank 0) Morie: '11le HMtlDn StlNy" Civic Licht Opera Comp1ny. Its (drama) '56-Gene Bany. guesb. Cl) @ @Qt (I) "-CC> founder and director. John Ellis, I Ht Said, She Said (C) 0) Cruz de Amor (30) : Wullln(tofl WMlt In Rnltw (C) 1:00 tJ 9 (I) Jim Nabors (C) (60) 11 :15 Cl) Cint111a Senl'lt"": "Mani· Anthony Newley Is special ruest. IC." • Frank Sutton, Karen Morrow and l1:301autrv lrtffhl (C) Ronnie Schell are featured. • @ 6 m Jt•11111 c.n. (C) D Movie C••• (C) (30) Elizabeth Tiit · rs Ashley, Fernando Lamas. Jane a> otdl c.wtt (C) Powell and Stu Gilliam auest. lilorie: "II• Mirier It SL D @ Cl) G) Tll.t Cirl (C) (30) Trhllatt'a" (comedy) '58 -Terry· (R) "Ht11rlng Today, Gone Tomor-Thomas. A11st1lr Sim, Joyce Grtn· row." Ann's severe cold affects her fell. ears and. unable to hear cues, 12:00 0 CotllMunlty 1.aa.tt11 .... (C) she makes • shambles of a filmed 1:00 II Mme: ''Tiit fMr ,..._..(com· commercial audition. edy) '53-Ro H1rrt10n. LUii Pllm· I Tt Tell tlle Tnldl (C) (30) er. Includes cartoon sequenc.. W...., and tlle Malttt I! ..... (C) Wmm&W .... In Rwltw (C) Actioll Tllutn: "Tiie ...... Pr• ... SIMlw (C) (2 hr) "La I Sttfy" (drama) 'S<hjama Gran F1mlll1.'' Alberto Closaa, Am· Dunn. Dewey Martin. paro Soler and Jose Vazquez. 1:30 m All-Nlatit Sllow: "The Octobtr a;) T•hwlltl ll•skal (60) Man." "Junflt Gold," "Mr. Perrin 1:15 fB Office of tl'le PYeatclent (30) and Mr. Traill." ,.. 19 Homewood Series: 'Jazz in the Round' A si mulcast in stereo by KCET·TV (Ch. 28) and KBCA-FM (105.1) airs Wednesday at 10 PM (replay April Sat 9 PM). Guitarist-composer Mundell Lowe conducts a 17-piece band made up of outstanding jazz musicians in Southern California. TRUMPETS: Al Aarons, Bobby Bryant. Buddy Childers, Harry Edison. TROMBONES: Billy Byers, Bobby Brookmeyer, Jimmy Cleve- land. Mike Wimberly. SAXOPHONES: Med Flory (alto ), Bob Hardaway (tenor). John Lowe (baritone). Don Meza (alto), Don Raffell (tenor). DRUMS: Louie Bellson, BASS: Buddy Clark. RHYTHM GUITAR: Bobby Gibbon~. PIANO: Roger Kellaway. NUMBERS: "Lover." ''I'll Never Say Never Again," "Staten Island Ferry"-featuring Al Aarons on fluegel horn, "Put on a Happy Face." "True Blue"-piano trio featuring Roger Kellaway, "Love for Sale"-featuring Bobby Bryant and Med Flory, "I'm Begi nning to See the Light"-featuring Harry Edison, "Thre.e little Words"-featuring Mundell Lower "3 x S + 16"-featuring Louie Bellson, "Time After Time," "Two Fraoks"-featuring Bob Hard- away and Don Raffcll, "Mountain Greenery"-featuriog Bobby Brookmeyer and Dorf Menza. Viewers with stereo FM receivers can get optimum effect by centering their TV sets between speakers. Tum off audio on the TV set and tune in audio on KBCA·FM ( 1 OS. I). Saxes arc left, brass right and rhythm center. "Jazz in the Round" was produced by Robert Foshko; music was produced and conducted by Mundell Lowe. Director: Allan Muir. Associate producer: Alan Baker. Art director: Doug Stiles. PRE-SEASON SALE! ALUMINUM PA TIO COVERS Cal us: 540-0491 SANTA ANA TENT & AWNING 2202 S. MAIN SANTA ANA ,... 20 .. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEt(, MARCH 28, 1970 FRIDAY APRIL 3 For mornln1 and afternoon llstlnp. please see DAY. TIME PROGR~S. Below, for your coneience, are the day•s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D ""' Cal Mo Teok .. Wiit" (western) '49-Yvonne De Carlo, Scott Bl'ldy. 9:0011 "llM Crus ef Katrtucly" (•d· venture) 'SO-Bill Williams, Jane Nlfh. "No Elalpt" (mysttry) '53- Dean J1uer, John Carradine. 9:30 0 "A Co111ln1 Out hrty" (com· edy) '62-James Roberuon Justice, Leslie Phillips. m (C) "lattte ef ttM Wtrldl" (SCI· Ii) '63-Claude Rains, Maya Brent. 12:30 e "1914" (dram•) '5&-Edmond O'Brien, Jin Sterllna. 1:30 m "l owt stor," (romance) '44- Stewart Gr1n1er. Mar11rtt Loclc· WOod. 2.:00 e "R••rod" (western) '47-Joel McCrea, Veronica Like. Q) "Stran19 Triulfe" (dr1m1) '46 -Preston foster, Slane HIS$0. 4:30 B ''State Secret" (suspense.com- edy) '50-Doualas Fairbanks Jr., Glynis Johns. ' . I ·, ·, I' ,~I 1 ..... (Of (60) Jtny Dunphy . • ....., ... ....., (C) (30) YM Tep nill1 (C) (aQ) nk Martindale hosts. Panelists art Shelley Berman, Jerry Van Dyke and Morey Amsterdam. D Sil O'a.ct Mewlt: <C> ~ Spy Wiiii Me" (mystery) '6>-Troy Donahue, Andrea Dromm. Albert Dekker, Mart Hulswit, Valerie Allen. A beautiful special aaent Is sent to the Caribbean to iRV$stl1ate the deaths of other aaents and to make au re it Is safe for a meetl nr of world leaders. TIM FlhltstoMs (C) (30) St« Trd (C) (60) I Dim Yan .,,._ (30) Cl) AIC Ennlna Ntwt (C) (30) fiiiws/stoct Quotation T tletllon (30) f1!) Mat's New? (30) "Trmlln1 In Iceland." I Cl) CIS Ntw1 (C) (30) .... (30) E Canillita (30) News In tlte ltound (C) (60) Jack White, Gloria Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 D DIC NIWMfYice (C) (60) 1J st... Allen Slln (C) (90) Prof. Irwin Corey, Jayne Meadows, Eddie Ryder, Teo Morea and Chris and Peter Allen. 0 TIM Ci• Ca.. (C) (30) Jim MacKrell hosts. Nancy Walker. Sin· dy Baron and Carmen M1cRae au est m llJ Fnorite Martian (C) (30) TROY DONAHUE COME IPY WITH ME ( 6 ()~L()CI\ M()Vll L.A.. TV PBBlllERE FRIDAY IK COLOR KA•C:-TV l970 ... Troy btrt llen. sent the ~•ke r of (30) a.a r ln (60) Patti Prof. .ddie end Jim San· :Rae 30) st.a Mlltlt S.••'1 M* (C) (30) (R) "There's 1 Stal I CJ) "'"' Maoa (60) IJ @ (]) Q) T1tt Cllest a.cl Mrs. @ HltltleJ-lriMlef (t) (30) In My 81thtub." The Muir children .... INt (C) (30) DIVid Ran· try to hlcSt an lnJured 11111 In Gull dill discusses his book, "Dukedom Cott11e. Large Enou&h." I Dnld frost SM (C) (90) (It Cl) n. Muoaters (30) n. llr Valley (C) (60) I Notidtft 3' (C) (60) M1kin1 Thlnp Crow (C) (30) KMIR ..... (C) (30) "Dutch Bulbs." A,.._. Tu (30) I Les lfte!.3 • fler1twMle (30) 1:45 T1tis Is lltblni 9:00 la Cl) I dcW I 0.... beets 7:00 CIS Ewet11t!t Ntws (C) (30) Nice, Clta11, Decent, ..._., ter Cronkite. How (C) (60) Juliet Prowse. Andy I WUt's My UM? (C) (30) Wllll1ms, The Establishment auest. I Lew Lucy (30) 1J Q) Hera eo... UN 8tlda (C) Beet tile aoct (C) (30) (60) "Two Women." J1ne Wyett Co1111110dlty R.,.,t I Business guests as e wealthy spinster seek· ..._ (30) Ina revenge for btln1 Jltted by the Q3 @ Cine.. Si.owe. (C) (90) Bolts' father. Linda O.y 1uests. "Gunpoint." Audie Murphy, .loin @ (5) friNy Nllttt SMw (C) "Rio Staley. Grantli." I Allorl! (30) m Dftld Sumlnd SMw (2 hr) (I) Trd or eo.t....-.ica (C) I H1f (30) A!Hrian Wiit (C) (30) · • Tele-a.tu (2 hrs) "Pelicula." Em Si..,..mtnte Mlrll (55) 9:l0 • Ntw1 (C) (30) Baxter Ward. m That Girt (C~ (30) ,1111 Jo6ns ..._ (C) (30) 7:l0 119 Cl) ff lc!Q; I ci.rt111 Nodles T.,.U.S (30) (C) (90) (R) The cl1sslc fairy tale 10:00 9 Cl) I Ifie~ I Dina• SW. Is set to music by Rodrera and --UM Hep (C) ( ) (R) F11tured Hammerstein. Glnr er Ro1ers, Walter are Lucille Ball, Dan Rowan and Pidaeon, Celeste Holm, Jo Van Dick Martin, and Oi1n1 Ross. fleet, Stuart Damon, Pit Carroll 0 @ @ m 1'8dlttt'a hid (C) and Barb1r1 Rulck. Lesley Ann War· (60) (R) "The Swett Smell of Fall· ren plays Clnderell1. ure." Sylvia Caldwell (Eleanor Park· 0 The First Britannica et) visits a reh1bllit1tion center * Color Special . . . for dope addicts. to persuade en "THE UNEXPLAINED" ex-movie director C1uast Ricardo Montalban) to attempt a comeback. Sponsor: Weyerhaeuser DQ) Lon. All.teM S1Jte (C) 0 m llflcl!CI The Unaplafned {60) (R) "lo¥e and the Uvin1 (C) (60) Arthur C. Clarke hosts this Doll," "love end the letter," "love Encyclopedia Britannica show which and the Joker," "love ind the Un· explores various mysteries of mod· likely Couple." ern science in such art •s u astron-B flllHl>ln's Ploplt (C) (60) Caro- omy, bioloo. medicine and chem· lyn Jones, Kevin McCarthy, Edith lstry. Head auest. IJ@ (])IEE 111 Flyln1 .._ (C) NNS (C) (60) (30) "No Tears fOf Thomas." A T ..... O'aoct Hf&tl (60) San Ti neo fishenn1n hu 1 pre· bbl (30) monition he is aoln1 to die and 10:30 ...,.. (C) (30) Tom Reddin. w1nts the nuna to help him .,. Alf'llll (30) range his funeral in advance. 11:00 D U ~ &> """ (t) B MIHlon $ Mowlt: "Mlrlde oa HI...., htrof 34tlt ~ (dra1111) '47-Mau· MMe:_ "Wer tf UN Sltellltn" reen O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund (sci-fl) '58 -Susan Clbot, Dick Gwenn, N1t1lle Wood. Kris Krinale Miller. is hired as S1nte Claus for Macy's m .._.: (C) "Eel.. tf n.nlty" Th•nks&ivinr Parade and a mother (adventure) '5~ Wiide, Vic· and daurtiter learn to "believe." toria Shaw, Ed11r Buchln1n. I Tnitll er c.. .. q .. ncea (C) (30) I Ht Said, SIM Said (C) fllny ..._. (60) Ci) Cit Cl) Ntw1 (C) Tadtnlcat Cornet (30) : 'Hit forayte Sap (R) "Swan Frelldl CIMf (30) (R) ''Artl· Sona." chokes from Top to Bottom." I &ti Nedle • 1u Ollce @m Cna • AMor (30) 11:10 Cl) News (C) 7:55 D IOnp Hoa., (C) (21/i hr) LA. U :ZS Cl) a..... s.w..t.ta: "let's Kinas vs. Oakland Seals. Maki l.o'le." I c.utilft de s.runc11s 11:30 I E(I) Mn artm. (C) 1:00 @ rn m na. •radJ .... · oo m ....,..., ea,.. <C> (30) (R) "Allee Doesn't Live : (C) "Rtbell en tfM Here Anymore." Alice btlleves she loopa" (comedy) '67 -Rl1mond is not needed end decides to leave V11nello, Lando Buzzanca. the Bradys. l!Q) Old Cawttt (C) I To Tell t1M Tr.U. (C) (30) MMe: (C) "I W ... r Witt's w ..... Ind UN M.W (R) I ....... r (muslcll·blofT'I· The Real lte.ollltioft (30) "Ob· phy) '47-Juna Haver, Merk st•· seNlna Ourselves." vens. Martha Stewart. m lucedU (C) (30) fl) Notidero lt (t) 1:05 Eli) Ladu libf1 (55) 1:001J Movie: (C) "Hall lent fer 1:30 0 @ (j) m N••• of tile 111111 leltller" (western) '60 -Audie (C) (90) "One of the Girts In Re· Mur!. Stephen McNally. JUrch." Glenn Howard's research I Nns (C) alrl (Brend1 V1ecero) hu wild, ••itJ lullttlft lurd (C) romantic daydreams about him IS All·NllM Sllow: "Johnny Roe· they try to loclte an eecentrl( in· co," "I Aim et the Stars." "The dustri1list who's trylna to put ~der end the Fly," "Cisco Kid." 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I Tllh fa•lll• Sea tlle U.U. (C) In• .. II S.... 5:55 fl .... Us 1'1111 .,., (C) 7'CIO R S.rhe -.., (C) "The So-12:15 8 Mn: "hrilo• Mellday" (mys. · clil Anthropoloo of Africa " tetY) '4S-ht O'Brien, Alan Hale, D @ 00 m Neale ' ~ (C} Ruth Warrick. fJ @(])l&UuRIN (C} 12!JOllQl(j)~q bce1 (C} m Mr. WitllMM (C) fJ 119N: "Hiii's Malt Aas" (Id· 7:30 I) Daly's T,...._ (C) (R) venture) '53-Wtndell CortJ, Eve· 8 (j1) m G s..ei., tile ... <C> tyn Keyes. EJu Lanchtster. Ltra""'lat• AMiil T-(cl m .-..: "Tiie lltllfl ..... (west· a·oo1a~n.... ,...__ (C) em) '!iO--OrtCOfY Pack. Kart Mal-. QI . ·--den, Helen Westcott. C~ll!!.. (g er;, Hera C••ts tM er;, l1f1111te HarlzMI (C) R i'.W~ Calta ...... Cab (C) Q) v ...... Clft (C) IJ Talas ot w111a farp 1:00es.peru1 <C> a 30 .. _.... ~ G .-..: un.. 0x.... tlldlNl!t" : _, '4V Ill IH"J I Rold (dramatic wutern) '43 -H-... ....... (C) ...... , 19 (j) fD ""' hlltlltr (C) Fonda, Dana Andrews, Henry Mor· Cl'".,.. Proftla 11n. Mowtt: "I a• a fll(ltlwe frttl a aJ Pllbllc Slfvb flt• (C) / l.t.r· • Can(' (drama) '32 -Paul aatleul TrMars (C) Munl, Georae Raft. II> ltWI 1-C*t KJd t°m 5'*tl Wortcl (C} Mowlr. "Toap.t Cun In T .. I>--U -__.. (western) '58-Geor1e Mont· WI-pbllt '"' aomery, Beverly Tyler, Jim Davis. 1:30 fl JM., t...t (C) t :oo 1 a oo m "· 1. ,.,..., <C> m .... : "'Ole ... ,, ..._ .. Mavle: "Mauacn at Sand (mystery) '56-Joseph Cotten, Wen· Ctttr (western) '56 -Everett dell Corey, RhOllda Aemln&- Sloana, John Derek, Gene Evans. m Tmet a. Wortcl (C} fJ l1ZJ (]) G> Hot WllMta (C) m Movie: "l•p Din" (drama) 2:00 fl hstf• T,..._ (C) Stu Rosen '39-Cary Grant, Doualas Fairbanks hosts. Jr .. Joan Fontaine. D Mowtt: ... lad Cu&" (mys- @I) CandaMI J Mala dll tec.-tetY·horror) '53-Borls Kartoff, Rich· de anS Greene, Stephen McNally. m ranOfa .. LatlM GI, ...... ...,. Open w (C) Uvt . m 1111111 s,llb (C) ment at the Sad1efleld Country !&) n.t Hanly ..,. (C) Club In Gr"nsboro. N,C. t·3011DatartlJ l M.mty (C} coveraae of the $180,000 touma· J llitan• m Ladles Da., (C) 10:0019 (I) ,_.,. Pltltop (C) U) &trellal "' Mlallf (C) @(j)S)SllJ Hnb (C) 2.:15 &1Mowit: ... .....,......... (wutMn) • Meivle: ._,tt.Mlt Sll•,....I '47-Randolph Scott, Barbara Brit· (adventul'9) '43-James ()111, Join ton, Dorothy Hart. lesllt. &J Mwle: "load te tile lie ........ 2:30 I) CIS W CIUlic (C) (mystery) '47-John Shelton, Ann n Mwtt: """ Tllr• .............. Doran. (duaic aclwnture) '54 -Bourvll, II) ~ Georps Marchal, · (j) m T1l9 fl......_ (C) 10:30I1 Cl) SceMJ.O.. (C) Oita: "I All tile lW' (drama) ' 8 -Edwlrd G. Robinson, Otto Kru1er, Wendy Bame. D @Cil&>C.....atttieJ...,_ <?) 10:45 m Mowtt: "" ....... , 9la'lr' (drama) '49 -Maureen O'Hll'I, Melvyn Douatas. 11:001 IJ~ :?;,~~~ (C) tiJ G> Qat It TopdMr (C) • Memna i1:30llH ~l=1a..at.111 ~ ~~~1rb hosta. lae Marvin and Ollvlr auest. fJMwtr. (C} "he= tfwt,. _.. (westem) '54-Raftdol Scott. Oolorn Dom. m M tv I e: "Slnn1t Adwttmlra" (drama) '56 -Ben Cooper, Maria Enatlsh. aw .. (C) m•-.. <C> GI:) Varledadll Mmcai. G s..tllq n.w (C) l:OOO)Mwta: ........ .,.. ma) '60-Walter Matthau. 9J Taros g, I i( Pktwa (C} ma.. ......... (2 hra) E!)Twllpt Z.... (dra· 3:30 I) UIXT Yid fw.,.1 (C) Bill Ames moderates, M ~ Cf?<f~°Flr~ou~': ment of Champions. live from Riv· iera Lanes, Akron, Ohio. ......... (C) • ........ , .... 4C) •:• 8 Mwle: (C) "M JaMtlllp at Oiat.o.,.. (western) '51 -Dan Duryea, Dlclt Foran, Gale Storm. no '40 IYI· 1lt, .ad· :ve- tst- lel· ... en- sen 1ys- ch· .Ive nt· 1try m) rit· ~ vii, Ira· .. H· tlv- .. 11n 0 Chl•plollllllp lowtln& (C) fJ I SpJ (C) m Tiie Vlsull llrl (C) Host photo&· repher Ron Russell end his five teenaae models and speci,I auests aid young alrt vlewel'S In exploring new ways to be original. m PUS90rt to Profit (C) I Public Service Film (C) m Sllverwlnp tlon Dr. Robert A. Kerlan, orthopae· die suraeon who patches up pro- fessional athletes. m Gllllaen's Island (C) fJl) News In PenpectW1 '(C) (60) a;, Rlfteman rvr N1Nr. 4:30 0 Outdoors (C) "Time Out Puerto Rico." "Ilwaco Coho." m Hazel (C) m Lon& John Silvtf (C) m Enlf&n O'Toolt 6:0013 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy, • for 1· )Grtn~O~ ::::~B:i;:" (C) Boss City (C) (30) Animals, Action and Adventure (C) (30) "PorPolse Posse." 5:00 Q It's AQdemlc (C) Downey, Hoover (Glendele) and Savanna (Anaheim) high schools compete. 0 @ @ tm ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) fJ The Avtn&tfl (C) m Movie: "Rorue top" (drama) '54-Robert Taylor,, Janet Leigh, George Raft. m Bttmen {C) EID Joyce Chen Cooks (R) "Manda· rin Pancakes." el Cine en le Terde: "Cuendo ·10s Hijos St Ven." m Sports Sptctaculers (C) CE Teetro de lu £.strtllu . 5:30 1J Rod Seftin(s Wonderful World of • • • lnco11petenc:e (C) (R) Q KNBC Newservice (C) Gordon Graham. 0 Press Box (C) (R) John Hall, Bud Furilto and "Bud Tucker ques. 6:30 I KNBC News Conference (C) (30) Melody Ranch (C) (60) Rollf Grier (C) (30) Georae aharis, Arthur Adams ,6nd Trina Parks aust. . ~ Run for Your Life (C) (60) i)~nH:l:cl~:~:: B;;:~3;~) Hit Peradl (C) (60) Ed19 of Eternity (30) 1 Men from UNCLE (C) {601 7:00 IJ 9 (j) CBS Eveninf News {C) (30) Ruaer Mudd. 0 KNBC SURVEY-Close-up * on "BIRTH CONTROL" Q KNBC Survey (C) {30) "Birth Control." 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